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DRURY BASKETBALL BOOSTER CLUB 2012-13

Men’s BasKetBaLLPLatinuMKaren Hall

GoLDTim Carter, Custom Protein

CorporationGreg HallBob HammonsScott and Barbara HarrisTyler and Stephanie HesserDonald and Ruth Martin

Marc MayerAndrew RungeBobbi SpringerGeorge Thompson,

Thompson SalesJim Young

siLverJohn and Cyd EverettEverett FrenchBlake Gammon

Don and Ruth HawkSteve JacksonStan and Peggy JinksHarry and Christine JohnsonRoger McFaddenTerry and Reen PattersonJack PeacherBill and Marie PraterJohn RichardsKen and Carol RogersRoland and Alane Shultz

Jim and Amy Squires, Southern Materials, Inc.

Stephen and Kristina StewardWally Thompson

BronzeMargaret and Jerry BishopThomas JonesWilliam and Tavia O’NeillScott and Kim Thomas

WoMen’s BasKetBaLLGoLDDan and Helen BeemanJeff and Debbie BergerBenny and Beverly EllisSteve and Nancy FunderburkJack and Margueritte HeymanLionel and Diana HudspethFred LethcoRosemary McMastersJim and Terry MitchellJim and Sue MooreDon and Shirley Stewart

siLverRoland and Margaret BessetteLloyd and Rebecca EagleburgerAndrea and Edward GrayEd and Wilma GrayAnn HallDavid and Sheryl McCurryElaine McDonaldBill NesbittLarry PostDanny and Rita Boyer-ReaganRick and Mary Ann Rebori

David and Darlene ReedAnn and Woody RussellFrankie and Doug ScottJerry and Connie ScottTed ThorntonDavid Wicka

BronzeTommy Freeman

Both ProGraMseLiteTom and Pam Stout

DiaMonDTom and Susie Singleton

PLatinuMAncell and Karen AtkinsSharon BarberAnita HunterKen Meyer, Meyer CommunicationsBill PittMark Ringenberg, Clear Creek VehiclesMark and Tina Stillwell

suiteJohn BeuerleinWarren DavisJim and Jeanette HutchesonJeff Messenger, Ozarks Prosthetics

and OrthoticsBill Owen, Bank of BolivarTodd ParnellBill Vaughan, Bank of UrbanaRosalie Wooten, O’Reilly Automotive

CorPorateJameson Clark, Auto Specialists

Brian Eaton, Great Southern BankMike Hoppman, Hy-Vee, Inc.Eddie Lee, Inland Printing CoMike Morton, Wil Fischer Co.Mike Reynolds, Reliable ChevroletSteve Rice, Vision ClinicChuck Wiersch, Youngblood Automotive

GoLDRoss and Sally AusburnJason BoehmJeanine CampbellRoy L. EdgeLee and Liz GodwinEarl HackettPaul and Dyanne KirkTom and Saunny LynchEdsel and Becky MatthewsRon and Cathy NevilleSteve and Patsy PalmerWayne and Jo ScheerBill and Clarene ShepherdGene and Patsy SummersBob and Judy ThompsonBill Turner, Great Southern BankBill and Shirley VirdonJim Young, Bus Andrews Equipment

siLverJohn and Pat AugustineStanley BallBay FamilyDave and Sue ChildersDon DeedsCarl and Donna EvansAlan and Susan FoltzDwayne HoldenPat JohnstonJerry and Carolyn JulianPat and Buck KeagyKim and Kurt KeltnerMark MadduxRuss Marquart, Empire BankBetty MeacheamTim and Jeanine MedlinWalter and Mary Ann PettitTed Salveter and Becky HoganJames and Margaret SchatzGeorgia ShafferPhil and Debbie WixsonBrad Zibilski

BronzeCarl AtwellWilliam Kiefer

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GENERALSchool: Drury UniversityCity/Zip: Springfield, Missouri 65802Founded: 1873Enrollment: 1,610Nickname: Lady PanthersSchool colors: Scarlet and GrayFacility: O’Reilly Family Event CenterCapacity: 3,100Affiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Great Lakes ValleyPresident: Todd ParnellExec. Dir. of Athletics Administration: Matt MillerAthletics Director: Pat AtwellAthletic Department Phone: (417) 873-7265Ticket Office Phone: (417) 873-6389

DRURY ATHLETICS

administration 2university / facilities 3tv, radio & luncheons 4

COACHES head coach 6assistants/staff 7-8

PLAYERS seniors 10-11juniors 12-13sophomores 14-18newcomers 19dance/cheer 20

OUTLOOK2012-13 outlook 22about the GLVC 23opponent info 24

HISTORY2011-12 statistics 26-27postseason records 28

postseason honors 29records 30-33year-by-year results 34-35rankings/all-time list 36

team photo IFCbasketball boosters IBC

2012-13 DRURY LADY PANTHERS BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE

Designed by Justin Wollard/Front Row CreativeWritten by Scott Puryear, Eric Pannell, Dan Cashel and Justin WollardPhotos by Scott Puryear, Mike Wingo PhotographyEdited by Justin Wollard, Scott Puryear, Eric Pannell and John Nicolais

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TEN CONSECUTIVE NCAA DIVISION II TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES2

administration

Todd Parnell, former Springfield banker, Drury alumnus and adjunct professor, is the 16th president of Drury University. Parnell graduated from Drury University in

1969. He then went on to earn his Master’s in Business Administration from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College in 1971. While a student at Drury, Parnell was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha and Omicron Delta Kappa and spent a semester studying abroad in London. He served as president of Truman Bank in Clayton, Mo., was founding CEO of Springfield-based THE BANK, where he led a merger with The Signature Bank. He would later serve as chief operating officer and president of The Signature Bank.

Parnell is heavily involved in the Springfield community having chaired the boards of the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce and the Community Foundation of the Ozarks. He also serves on the board of the Missouri Clean Water Commission and is a trustee of the State Historical Society of Missouri. He also takes the time to teach a course at Drury in entrepreneurship. Parnell is the author of three books, his most recent being The Buffalo, Ben and Me, which chronicles his trip down Arkansas’ Buffalo River with his son in 1995.

TODD PARNELL DRURY PRESIDENT

Matt Miller, named Drury's Director of Athletics Administration in June of 2012, has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business

Administration (2001) and also holds a Masters Degree in Business Administration (MBA, 2003) both from Drury University. While at Drury, Miller established himself as one of the all-time greats in the illustrious history of the Panthers' basketball program, currently No. 3 on the career scoring charts with 2,024 points and No. 1 all-time in three-pointers made with 351, earning Academic All-America honors three times and All-America honors twice. His No. 22 jersey is one of only five retired in the 100-plus years of basketball history at Drury University. He established himself as one of the all-time highest achievers in the sport of basketball. Miller served Drury through its national accreditation review in 2001, serving as one of only two students on the committee. He was the first student-athlete to be named “Joe College” as a senior, an award given each year to the most outstanding male student at Drury. After graduating, Miller began a successful career in real estate. Combining his business sense with a unique ability to think critically and non-traditionally, he was active in the vision behind the revitalization and development of historic downtown Springfield. He continued to pursue vari-ous entrepreneurial endeavors both during and after his commercial real estate career, including ownership in a restaurant/lounge, an online real estate marketing business, and a seasonal retail business with national dis-tribution and international manufacturing operations. In 2008, Miller returned to work at his alma mater, accepting the chal-lenge of creating a campus-wide wellness program for Drury employees and students. In just over two short years in this role, Matt implemented a robust activity based exercise program, as well as a series of healthy cooking classes and educational wellness opportunities for employees. He conduct-ed oversight on expansion of the student intramural sports programs, and launched a nationally recognized student bicycle rental program; a program that was later featured in a USA Today news article. Miller also developed an innovative partnership with a local massage therapy school, and beginning this past spring, all Drury students and employees will have access to free massage services as part of this initia-tive. He also formulated a partnership that is now accepted between Drury University and Cleveland Clinic, which will make available a degree certifi-cate in practical wellness to Drury students featuring content and concepts developed by Cleveland Clinic.

MATT MILLERExECUTIvE DIRECToR oF ATHLETIC [email protected] • 417-873-6991

Pat Atwell is entering his sixth year as the Director of Athletics at Drury University, overseeing a 17-sport program that

continues to rank among the best nationally in NCAA Division II. Atwell is at the helm of a DU program that has finished in the Top 35 of the Learfield Director's Cup national all-sports standings in each of the past 12 seasons, including a No. 11 finish in 2010-11, when Drury again brought home dual national championships in men's and women's swim-ming and diving, a Great Lakes Valley Conference title in women's tennis and NCAA-II national tourney appearances in 9 of its 17 sports - men's cross country, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's swim-ming and diving, men's and women's tennis and men's and women's golf. A year earlier (2009-10), Drury made the NCAA-II post-season field in 10 of those 17 spots, finishing 14th in the Director's Cup competition among more than 300 schools in the nation. It was also a year in which DU captured its first-ever Great Lakes Valley Conference All-Sports Trophy in '09-'10, an effort sparked by GLVC championships won in men's soccer, women's basketball and men's and women's tennis, as well as the dual swimming titles for the second of what has become an unprecedented three-year sweep of water wins for the Panthers. Under Atwell's guidance, Drury also has maintained its long-standing tradition of academic excellence. In 2010-11, Drury student-athletes com-piled a 3.33 grade-point average (on a 4.0 scale) for the year and have maintained a 3.36 cumulative GPA for their academic careers. In 2010-11, Drury led the Great Lakes Valley Conference with 30 honorees in the GLVC Council of Presidents Academic Awards, ranked third in the 15-team league with 139 athletes receive the GLVC All-Academic Awards (up from 121 in 2009-10) and had eight teams - second-most in the league - qualify for the GLVC Team Academic Awards by maintaining a 3.30 GPA or better for the year (DU women's basketball, women's ten-nis, women's cross country, volleyball, women's golf and women's soccer along with baseball and men's tennis). The 2010-11 DU women's basketball team finished with the nation's third-highest team GPA (3.59) in NCAA-II, while individually, senior cross country and track standout Jaime Villa Zapatero earned the prestigious Paragon Award from the GLVC for his combination of academic and ath-letic success, while senior Ja'Nell Jones (women's basketball) and junior Katrina Choate (women's golf) were named GLVC Scholar Athletes of the Year for their respective sports.

PAT ATwELLDIRECToR oF [email protected]

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university / facilitiesADMINISTRATIoNBarbara Cowherd . . . . . . Assoc. Director of Athletics/[email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7363Scott Puryear . . . Dir. of Athletic and OFEC [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-4097Dan Cashel . . . . .Dir. of Student-Athlete Support Services/. . . . . . . . . . Student Affairs & Athletic Events [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7222J.J. Carney . . . . . . . . . Athletics Administrative [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7265Bryan Beatty . . . Asst Ath. Dir. For Compliance & [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6382Michael J. Buono . . . . . . Faculty Athletics [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7288Dr. Kathy Carroll . . . . . . Exercise and Sport Science [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6897Teron Sutherlin . . . . . . . . . . . Athletics Graduate [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Athletics Graduate [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Whitney White . . . . . . . . . . . Athletics Graduate [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o'REILLY FAMILY EvENT CENTER Hunter Abbey . . . . . Director, O'Reilly Family Event [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6387Melissa Carman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Box Office [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6389Morgan Manley . . . . . . Marketing and Event [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6316Michele Boswell . .Marketing/Sales Coord. for DU [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7144ATHLETIC TRAININg Erin Kineman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Athletic [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6865Summer Stewart . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Athletic [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7381Mark Ortiz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Athletic [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6354SPoRTS INFoRMATIoNEric Pannell . . . . . . . Assistant Sports Information [email protected]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7374HEAD CoACHES AND CoACHINg STAFFSMark Stratton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Baseball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6399Byron Hagler . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Baseball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7847Scott Nasby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Baseball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6363Evan Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . Baseball, Graduate Assistant Steve Hesser . . . . . . . . . . Head Men's Basketball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7321Ja Havens . . . . . . . . . .Assistant Men's Basketball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7498Brandon Kimbrough Men's Basketball, Graduate [email protected]. . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7878Steven Gum . . . . . . . . .Assistant Men's Basketball CoachJon Van Arkel . . . . . . .Head Men's & Women's CC [email protected]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7567Don Keeton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Head Track [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6388Kevin Zimmerman . . . . Volunteer Assistant, Cross CountryKellen Mast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Head Men's Golf [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 417 873-6339Shawn Vanderwal . . . . . . . . .Assistant Coach, Men's GolfRyan Swan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Coach Men's [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7830Andrew Bordelon . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant, Men's [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7830Stephen Conner . . . . . . Men's Soccer, Volunteer AssistantBrian Reynolds . . . . . . . . . . Head M/W Swimming [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7293Jason Hite . . . . . . . Swimming & Diving Assistant CoachRichard Hackett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Diving [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6877Michal Winiewicz . . . Graduate Assistant, M/W Swimming Marta Stepien . . . . . .Grad Asst, M/W Swimming & Diving Jarrod Smith . . . . Head Men's & Women's Tennis [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6847Marko Ballok . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Assistant Tennis [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7439John Bunselmeyer . . . . . M/W Tennis, Volunteer AssistantSteve Harold . . . . . . . . .Head Women's Basketball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7853John Nicolais . . . . . Assistant Women's Basketball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6340Molly (Carter) Miller . . . Asst. Women's Basketball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7252Ja'Nell Jones . . .Women's Basketball, Graduate [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alf Bilbao . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Women's Soccer [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7449Chantiel Wilson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Softball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6364Molly Chesebro . . . . . . . . . . . . . Softball, Assistant [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7623Don Keeton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Head Track [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6388Ashleigh Fitzgerald . . . . . . . . . . . .Head Volleyball [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-6824Caira Dortch . . . . . . . . . . . . . Volleyball, Assistant [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 873-7252Ashley Parnell . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Cheerleaders [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 830-9009Shanna Fishel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Head Dance [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (417) 877-1911

O'REILLY FAMILY EVENT CENTER

The O’Reilly Family Event Center opened on the Drury University campus on October 1, 2010, as the new home of the Drury men’s and women’s basketball teams and the volleyball squad. The arena has a capacity of 3,100 for athletic events and was built at a price tag of $13.5 million. It was funded entirely through private donations,

with the generous lead naming rights gift of $6 million provided by the O’Reilly family of Springfield. Other large donations with naming rights came from the William Pitt family (court) and Thomas R. Stout (student section). In addition to serving as one of the best facilities in the nation for athletics and as the potential future home of both Great Lakes Valley Conference and NCAA championship events, the arena provides Drury University with a crown jewel in the center of its campus and a home for a variety of events involving the student body population,

from concerts to gradua-tions to meeting and dining space in the plush new ban-quet area. Kelly Clarkson, Daughtry, Dierks Bentley, Sheryl Crow and the Pointer Sisters are among the many acts to have appeared at the "O" in its short history. A large concourse area outside provides students a gathering place before and after events.

YEAR REC PCT2011-12* 11-1 91.72010-11* 10-4 71.42009-10 14-1 93.32008-09 12-1 92.32007-08 16-2 88.92006-07 11-2 84.62005-06 15-1 93.8

2004-05 14-2 87.52003-04 18-0 1002002-03 11-3 78.62001-02 10-3 76.92000-01 11-2 84.6total 12 yrs 153-22 87.4* O'Reilly Family Event CenterOther years at Weiser Gym

LADY PANTHER HOME RECORDS

ABOUT DRURY UNIVERSITY

VISIT DRURY.EDU

• Founded in 1873 as a private, independent collegiate university

• 63 undergraduate majors and five graduate programs• About 56 percent of Drury’s 1,600 full-time undergraduate

students live on the 88-acre campus.• 98 percent post-graduation placement success rate• Student-to-faculty ratio is 13:1, with an average class size

of 19 students.• 89 percent of faculty members hold the highest degree in

their field.• Drury has been ranked at No. 1 in the Midwest five times

on the list of “Great Schools at Great Prices,” and in US News and World Report’s “Best Regional Universities in the Midwest.”

LET NATION IN TEAM gPA AT ALL LEVELS OF NCAA BASKETBALL IN 2011-124

tv, radio & luncheons

Join Drury Director of Athletic and OFEC Communications Scott Puryear each

Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 3 p.m. for the Play It Again Sports/Drury

Athletics Radio Show on Springfield's JOCK 98.7 FM, which is currently in

season four.

The one-hour weekly program features recaps and previews of Drury

sporting events, interviews with DU student-athletes and updates on all things

Drury Athletics. It is also streamed live through the internet each week at www.

radiospringfield.com.

The program rotates on-location each week at Play It Again Sports (twice per

month), Thompson Sales and the Houlihan's restaurants in Springfield, all great

sponsors who help make the show possible.

Other sponsors who've stepped up greatly with their financial support of the

program include Buckingham's Barbecue of Springfield and Nixa, Bales Construc-

tion, Security Bank of Pulaski County, Waynesville, St. Robert's and Fort Leonard

Wood, Johnstone Supply, BanCorp South, Results Advertising of Lebanon, Price-

Cutter, Andy's Frozen Custard, Collegiate Awards, Doe's Eat Place, Buffalo Wild

Wngs, Clear Creek Golf Carts and Mr. Smith's Fast Lube.

AT RIB CRIB, 1640 N. GLENSTONE(Heard on JOCK 98.7 FM, streamed live at www.jock987.com)

Monday, November 12 - Coach Harold Show, 7 to 8 p.m.

Monday, November 19 - Coach Hesser Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

Monday, November 26 - Coach Harold Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

Monday, December 3 - Coach Hesser Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

Monday, December 10 - Coach Harold and Coach Hesser Show,

6 to 7 p.m.

Monday, January 7 - Coach Harold and Coach Hesser Show,

6 to 7 p.m.

Monday, January 14 - Coach Harold Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

Monday, January 21 - Coach Hesser Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

Monday, January 28 - Coach Harold Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

Monday, February 4 - Coach Hesser Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

Monday, February 11 - Coach Harold Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

Monday, February 18 - Coach Hesser Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

Monday, February 25 - Coach Harold Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

Monday, March 4 - Coach Hesser Show, 6 to 7 p.m.

Drury University Athletics and Mediacom of

Springfield announced the continuation of their

television partnership with the unveiling of a full

slate of games covering nine different DU sports for the

2012-13 seasons.

The package included two soccer games and two

volleyball matches along with six live basketball double-

headers, as well as the annual "Duel In The Pool" be-

tween Drury and crosstown rival Missouri State in men's

and women's swimming and diving, set this season for

January 17, 2013 at the Breech Pool.

“We're pleased to have a 'win-win' partnership

between Mediacom and Drury University as we continue

to use our local channel to deliver exclusive sports

competition featuring a variety of men's and women's

sporting events that are fun to watch,” said Steve Bennett,

Mediacom's director of operations. “Student athletes work

hard to balance sports and academics, and it gives them

a boost to know that many Mediacom customers are

watching and cheering as they compete.”

Drury basketball telecasts on the Mediacom MC22

schedule, all home games from the O'Reilly Family Event

Center, include the season-opening women's and men's

doubleheader vs. Southwest Baptist on Tuesday, Novem-

ber 13 in the Bank of Bolivar's Highway 13 Cat Fight

rivalry series; the GLVC twinbill vs. regional rival Missouri

Science and Technology on Thursday, December 6;

Saturday league doubleheaders vs. Wisconsin-Parkside

(January 5), vs. Rockhurst for "Overflow The O' " promo-

tion on February 2 and vs. Maryville for Homecoming on

February 9; and the Thursday, February 21 matchups

with William Jewell featuring Senior Night festivities.

For the SBU, S & T and William Jewell weeknight

basketball contests, the women's game will feature a

5:30 p.m. start time to the telecast, with tipoff at ap-

proximately 5:37. Weekend twinbills vs. UW-Parkside

and Maryville will tip at the traditional 1 p.m., while the

Rockhurst games will begin with the women's contest at

3 p.m.

All Drury basketball telecasts will also feature

replays of the games on MC22 in the days following.

Any home GLVC tournament post-season matches

for the DU basketball teams could be worked into the

telecast plans if the Mediacom schedule permits as well.

DRURY & MEDIACOM CONTINUE TELEVISION PARTNERSHIP

STEVE HAROLD/LADY PANTHERSBASKETBALL LUNCHEONS

DRURY ATHLETICS RADIO SHOw

JOIN JOHN MILLER AND RAY MEYER FOR DRURY GAMES ALL SEASON LONG ON JOCK 98.7 & JOCK987.COM

AT GOLDEN CORRAL NORTH(All starting at 11:30 a.m.)

Tuesday, November 6Monday, November 19Tuesday, December 4Tuesday, December 11Wednesday, January 2Tuesday, January 8Tuesday, January 22Tuesday, February 5Tuesday, February 19Tuesday, March 5

DRURY BASKETBALL COACHES RADIO SHOwS

coaches

Lady Panthers basketball is one of the great start-up success stories in NCAA-II history. Since the program began in 2000-01, the Lady Panthers have never had

a losing season and have won 20 or more games in ten of their 12 seasons, including a school-record 36-2 effort in 2003-04 that landed the program in the national champi-onship game in its fourth season of existence. After dominating the Heartland Conference in the pro-gram’s first five seasons, Drury has continued that success in the Great Lakes Valley Conference, including an amazing 19-0 record in league play in 2005-06, its first season as a member. The Lady Panthers have claimed GLVC Championships in 2007-08 and 2009-10 and are currently riding a string of ten consecutive NCAA D-II Tournament trips, including a pair of Elite Eight appearances (2004, 2007), in fashioning a 300-75 record since the program’s beginning. That included a 133-17 record in 10 years of playing in the historic Weiser Gym before moving in 2010-11 to the 3,100-seat O’Reilly Family Event Center. Since their inception, the Lady Panthers have also prided themselves not only on regularly ranking in the nation’s Top 10 in attendance, but also being among the leaders in grade-point average, topping that category three times (2005, 2006 and 2012), leading the nation's bas-ketball teams at all levels in the latter. That’s the level of expectation for a Lady Panther: excellence in the commu-nity, on the court and in the classroom.

LADY PANTHER BASKETBALL

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drury head coachSTEVE HAROLD Head coacH • 6tH season at du (115-39) • [email protected] • (417) 873-7853

Steve Harold has continued to build upon Drury's rich tradition of basketball success in his five seasons with the Lady Panthers.

His Drury squads have compiled a 115-39 record (.747 winning percentage) since he arrived in Springfield in 2007 after a long and prosperous career at Glenville (W. Va.) State. But more notable than the record is the fact that Harold has helped the Lady Panthers extend their phenomenal streak of NCAA D-II Tournament appear-ances to 10 consecutive years after last season's 20-8 finish, which included a trip to the NCAA D-II Midwest Regional in Ashland, Ohio and a fifth GLVC West title in the program's seven years as a league member. Harold's Lady Panthers have also captured a pair of Great Lakes Valley Conference championships (2008, 2010) in his time at Drury, as he's also guided the Lady Panthers to at least a share of the GLVC West title in four of his five seasons. And, as you would expect with a program with such gaudy overall win-loss numbers, the Lady Panthers continue to be strong at home under Harold. After going 42-4 in his first three seasons at the venerable Weiser Gym - as the Lady Panthers finished a 10-year run in the building with an overall 132-17 mark - the Lady Panthers went 11-1 this past season in the plush, $13.5 million O'Reilly Family Event Center to improve to 21-5 in the two seasons since the 3,100-seat arena, one of the finest in the nation, opened its doors in 2010-11. Another sparkling season in 2011-12 - a final 20-8 mark - pushed Harold's overall coaching record to 377-146 in 17 seasons at the NCAA Division II level, his .721 winning percentage ranking among the best in the nation among active D-II coaches. All Harold did in his rookie season of 2007-08 at Drury with one of the nation's top NCAA Division II programs was maintain that lofty status, guiding Drury to a 28-4 overall mark, a third straight Great Lakes Valley Conference West Division title and a first GLVC championship, courtesy of the Lady Panthers' sweep to the GLVC Tournament title at Weiser Gym. The latter included a title game victory over Northern Kentucky - Drury's second over the Norse dur-ing the season - who later turned the tables on the Lady Panthers by knocking off DU at Weiser in the NCAA-II Great Lakes Regional semifinals on their way to an NCAA championship. After a 19-10 overall effort in 2008-09, Harold's Lady Panthers were right back in the GLVC title pic-ture, emerging as champions after sweeping through the post-season tourney field in Springfield, Ill., in 2009-10 in what became a 28-7 overall campaign. Not that the continued excellence should have come as any surprise, given that when Drury hired Harold

away from Glenville State, it was getting the reigning D-II National Coach of the Year. Harold had a 262-107 record in 12 seasons at Glenville State College in Glenville, West Virginia. That includes a 33-3 mark - the best mark in school history - and an NCAA-II Elite Eight appearance this past sea-son, when the Lady Pioneers fell to UC-San Diego in the quarterfinals to complete their sixth straight NCAA Tournament trip. Harold's Lady Pioneers were a combined 63-6 in his last two seasons there and posted 20 wins or more in each of his last eight seasons on the GSC bench, winning West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championships in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006 and 2007 to go with three WVIAC tournament titles. In addition to NCAA-II East Region titles won in 2002 and 2007, Harold's Glenville State squad was a regional runner-up in 2003, 2004 and 2006. His '01-02 squad finished 29-4 and reached the D-II national semifinals for the first time in school his-tory. The Lady Pioneers also finished no worse than No. 14 in the final USA Today/ESPN WBCA NCAA II national poll in five of Harold's final six seasons at GSC, coming in at No. 6 in 2006-07. Harold's Lady Pioneer teams also finished annually among the WVIAC's best in overall grade point aver-age. He also served as athletic director at Glenville State, his alma mater. Among his many accomplishments, his Lady Pioneers put together a 64-game home winning streak from 1999-2004, third longest in D-II history. Harold also had 31 players named to all-conference teams and has coached four NCAA-II All-America selections. In addition to claiming the WBCA's national Coach of the Year honor in 2006-07, he was the East Region Coach of the Year twice and the WVIAC Coach of the Year three times. The Glenville native received his Bachelor's Degree in Physical Education and Business Education in

1987 from Glenville State and his Masters of Science degree in Physical Education and Health from Radford University in 1990. He began his coaching career as an assistant to the men's basket-ball team at GSC before moving to the women's side as an assistant in 1993. He was promoted to head women's basketball coach in March of 1995. Harold also spent three years as the men's track and field coach at Glenville State, reviv-ing the program to win three league titles (1992, 1993 and 1995) and earning the conference coach of the year distinction each time. Harold and wife Renee have two daughters - Katie (19), a sopho-more guard for the Lady Panthers in 2012-13, and Allie (15), a soph-omore swimmer at Springfield's Glendale High School.

STEVE HAROLD DU YEAR-BY-YEARSeason Overall GLVC Noteworthy2011-12 20-8 15-3 GlVc West Division Champs

300th du win; 10th straight ncaa appearance 2010-11 20-10 14-4 GlVc West

Division Champs lost ncaa-ii regional semis

2009-10 28-7 15-3 GlVc champs ncaa-ii sweet 162008-09 19-10 13-4 lost 1st round

of ncaa-ii regional2007-08 28-4 16-3 GlVc champs lost ncaa-ii regional semis

TOTAL at DU 115-39 73-17 5 seasonsOVERALL 377-146 (.721) 17 seasons


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John Nicolais is now entering his fifth season as an assistant coach with the Lady Panthers after being reunited with his former boss,

Steve Harold. It's a combination that has helped the Lady Panthers compile an 87-35 record over the past four seasons, including a 20-8 mark last winter that produced a Great Lakes Valley Conference West Division co-championship and a tenth straight NCAA-II Tournament appearance. (This was one year removed from another GLVC West Division co-championship and a NCAA tournament appearance in the Midwest region semi-finals.) That came on the heels of a highly successful 2009-10 season that included a 28-7 record, the school's second Great Lakes Valley Conference championship, and a berth in the Midwest Regional finals. Nicolais, responsible for working with the DU perimeter players, with specific attention to player development, has yielded prolific results. He has worked directly with All-Americans Lindsay Ballweg (2010), and Bethanie Funderburk (2011), and most recently with senior guard Katie Pritchard, NCAA Division II’s leader in three-point field goal shooting percentage (.492) for the 2011-12 sea-son. This marks the second time under Nicolais’ tutelage Pritchard was able to claim such an accomplishment. The 2009-10 season marked an

incredible feat for the Lady Panther perimeter play-ers, one in which Pritchard and Ballweg finished number 1 and 2 the nation in three-point field goal percentage respectively (Pritchard 93-184 .505 and Ballweg 112-224 .500). Nicolais, who assists with on-the-floor coach-ing and academic progress, helped monitor the Lady Panthers as they led the nation in grade point average (3.709) at all levels of women's college basketball for the 2011-12 year, after finishing third in D-II in 2010-11 with a 3.591 GPA. Nicolais, who also plays an integral role in recruiting for the Lady Panthers, spent five seasons as an assistant for Harold at Glenville (W. Va.) State. He was out of coaching during Harold's inaugural 2007-08 season at DU while he finished his Master's degree at Salem University in Salem, W. Va. During his time with Harold at Glenville State, Nicolais (pronounced "nik-olay") and the Lady Pioneers made five consecutive trips to the NCAA Division II national tournament and posted an over-all record 145-22 in that stretch—finishing what would be the final year in Glenville with a school record 33-3 season. He was credited by Harold for being very active in the recruiting process and for

his work with the GSC perimeter players, hav-ing worked directly with two All-Americans and GSC’s all-time leading scorer. Completing the 2011-12 season, Nicolais has worked with Harold over the course of nine seasons with an overall record of 232-57 (.802 winning percentage) and nine straight NCAA Tournament appearances. Prior to joining Coach Harold at Glenville State, Nicolais served three seasons as an assistant coach at Gilmer County High School in Glenville. He helped Gilmer to two West Virginia State High School basketball tournaments, with the 2001 team advancing to the state championship game. Nicolais also coached four years of volleyball at Gilmer (2000-03), and his 2003 team captured the school's first-ever West Virginia Class A State championship. Coach Nicolais earned West Virginia Coaches Association Region II Volleyball Coach of the Year honors that season. John and his wife, Carrie, reside in Springfield and were married September 24, 2011.

Molly (Carter) Miller, one of the most deco-rated players in the history of the Lady Panthers' basketball program and a Drury

Sports Hall of Fame inductee in November of 2012, has returned to the program as an assistant coach in 2012-13. Miller was a four-year standout for Drury from 2004-08, and still ranks as the program's No. 2 all-time scorer with 1,570 points, as well as No. 2 in both assists (439) and steals (407). She earned All-GLVC honors three times and Third Team All-America rec-ognition as a senior, but most notably, was also the winner of the GLVC's Paragon Award after her final year, the highest honor bestowed to a female student-athlete, from all sports, by the league. In her four seasons in a Lady Panthers' uniform (three with Nyla Milleson, one with Harold), Miller's teams amassed a record of 112-18, qualified for the NCAA-II Tournament four times (including the Elite Eight in Kearney, Neb., in 2007) and cap-tured the GLVC title in 2008. "I'm excited that we are able to give Molly the opportunity to bring her leadership and passion to our coaching staff," Harold said. "She's a proven

winner, she takes great pride in Drury University and the Lady Panthers and I believe she'll be a tremendous asset to our program, on and off the court." Miller, a former Springfield Kickapoo High School standout, has spent the past four years

as the marketing director at Springfield Neurological and Spine Institute. She has continued to give private basketball lessons to area youth since graduating from Drury in 2008, but sees the Lady Panthers' coaching job as a chance to fully engage herself with her lifelong passion for the game. "This is a dream come true for me, to be back on the court once again at Drury," Miller said. "I have never stopped loving the game

and I couldn't think of a more perfect fit for myself. I have to thank Coach Harold and the whole Drury family for giving me this amazing opportunity. I am anxious to start working with a talented group of young athletes to achieve our team goals." Molly wed former Missouri State football player Derek Miller in Drury's Stone Chapel on September 1, 2012.

LADY PANTHER YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS

COACH YEAR RECORD CONF.steve Harold 2011-12 20-8 15-3steve Harold 2010-11 20-10 14-4steve Harold 2009-10 28-7 15-3steve Harold 2008-09 19-10 13-4steve Harold 2007-08 28-4 16-3 (5 years) 115-39 (.747) 73-17 (.811)nyla milleson 2006-07 25-9 14-5nyla milleson 2005-06 30-3 19-0nyla milleson 2004-05 29-2 12-0*nyla milleson 2003-04 36-2 12-0*nyla milleson 2002-03 27-5 9-1*nyla milleson 2001-02 18-9 7-3*nyla milleson 2000-01 20-6 10-2* (7 years) 185-36 (.837) 83-11 (.883)

*Heartland conference 2000-01 to 2004-05Great lakes Valley conference 2005-06 to present

JOHN NICOLAISassistant coacH • 5tH season

[email protected] • (417) 873-6340

MOLLY MILLERassistant coacH • 1st season

[email protected] • (417) 873-7252

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Former Lady Panther Ja'Nell Jones will enter her second

season as a graduate assistant. Ja'Nell is pursuing her Masters Degree in Education with a focus in Human

Studies. She had a stellar career at Drury and was the 2010-11 GLVC Scholar Athlete of the Year for Women's Basketball. Jones earned

First Team All-GLVC honors as a senior and Third Team All-GLVC honors as a junior. Jones ranks third all-time at Drury with 434 assists and her 167 assists in 2009-10 is most ever by a Lady Panther. Jones also tied the DU single game record for assists with 11 vs. Hawaii Pacific on December 18, 2009. She is tied for sixth all-time with 157 steals, ranks 10th all-time for points with 1,056 and is 13th all-time with 317 rebounds. Her 130 steals in 2010-11 ranks second most in a season.

Jones averaged 9.7 points per game for her career and had 317 career rebounds at 3.7 per game. She played in 109 games and made 79 starts as a Lady Panther with a 44.5% field goal percentage on 366-of-823 and a 74.7% free throw percentage on 263-of-352 and had 17 career blocks. She was a 40.7% three point shooter who made 61-of-150 attempts from long range.

JA'NELL JONESGraduate assistant • 2nd season • [email protected]

CHELSEA MULKEY manaGer • First seasonjunior • asH GroVe, mo

SUMMER STEwART ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINERSEvENTH SEASoNPITTSbURg STATE / WESTERN [email protected](417) 873-7381

ERIN KINEMAN HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINERSEvENTH SEASoN AS HEAD TRAINER10tH season oVerall at druryCAPITAL UNIv. / MISSoURI [email protected](417) 873-6865


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Drury University's "Fanthers" student athletic sup-port group was honored by the NCAA in January 2012 as the Division II national winner of the "Game

Environment Award Of Excellence" for 2011. The "Fanthers" were formed in summer 2011 as a student athletics support group. More than 560 Drury stu-dents signed up at the start of the 2011-12 school year for the group by accepting black "Fanthers" t-shirts to wear to athletic events, and in conjunction, received discounts at a number of local area businesses when they would wear their Fanthers' shirts into those establishments. Also commended by the NCAA was the "Front Row Refs" initiative, an energetic group within the "Fanthers" consisting of students who sit in courtside seats in referee jerseys (such as the Lady Panthers above for a men's game) and various different outfits, joining the Drury cheerleaders, poms and pep band in helping to create a fun and entertain-ing student environment in Section 101 of the O'Reilly Family Event Center for home basketball and volleyball games, as well as at home events for DU soccer matches as well. "As Division II has activated its strategic position, over the last five years, we have recognized the importance of showcasing fan-friendly and entertaining environments for Division II athletics events," NCAA D-II Vice President Mike Racy said. "The national game-environment award has become a symbol of excellence at the Division II level in executing this important initiative. I compliment Drury for the job they have done in creating a positive game environment for their fans and their student-athletes."

FANTHERS HONORED BY NCAA

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JUNIOR: A GLVC All-Defensive Team honoree, Abby led the Lady Panthers with 15 blocked shots and had a career high five at Maryville ... She led the Lady Panthers with 156 rebounds and tied for 19th in the GLVC at 5.6 rebounds per game ... Had season highs of 10 rebounds at Maryville and vs. Northern Kentucky ... Had nine boards vs. William Jewell ... Scored a career high 18 points on 6-of-9 shooting for 66.7% at Kentucky Wesleyan ... Had 14 points on 6-of-10 shooting vs. Central Washington at the Great Western Shootout and scored 13 points of 6-of-9 shooting vs. Missouri S&T ... Abby recorded 50 assists and set a career high with five at Southern Indiana and five in the Lady Panthers opener vs. NCAA D-I Oral Roberts ... Abby had four assists at Quincy and vs. Bellarmine ... Had 38 steals with a career high five twice both coming at the Great Western Shootout vs. Western Washington and vs. Central Washington.

SOPHOMORE: Was third on the team with 142 rebounds and averaged 4.7 per game ... Had a career high 12 rebounds in two games, those coming in back to back contests vs. Missouri-St. Louis and at Quincy ... Pulled down 11 boards at Kentucky Wesleyan and had 10 rebounds vs. Illinois-Springfield ... Had a career high 15 points in two games, those coming at Kentucky Wesleyan and vs. Illinois-Springfield ... Had 14 points vs. Adams State at the Chuck Stephens Classic hosted by Colorado State-Pueblo and had six double figure scoring games ... Averaged 6.0 points and scored 179 points ... Shot 39.6% from the floor on 63-of-159 shooting ... Had 14 three pointers on the season and had two three pointers in a game three times ... Had a career high four steals at Missouri-

St. Louis and vs. Illinois-Springfield ... Had three steals at Kentucky Wesleyan ... Had a career high three assists at Kentucky Wesleyan and dished out two assists in a game three times with 19 assists on the season ... Had a career high two blocks in four games ... Made 11 starts and played in 30 games.

FRESHMAN: Abby had scored six points three times her freshman season, those coming in games vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, Nebraska-Kearney and Southern Indiana. Pulled down a season high seven rebounds at Saint Joseph's and had 43 on the season. Also had two steals at Saint Joseph's. Played 15 minutes at Rockhurst and 14 minutes vs. Texas A&M-Commerce.

PREP: Averaged 7.9 points and 7.2 rebounds her senior season at Nixa High School and helped the Lady Eagles capture the Class 5 state championship ... She averaged 12 points and 10 rebounds per game her junior season ... Led Nixa in rebounding for three years and finished with over 500 while averaging 8.5 for her career ... Scored 942 points and was a four-year starter and a three-year team captain ... Bracker averaged 10 points and eight rebounds as a sophomore and nine points and five rebounds as a freshman ... Earned Second team All-Ozarks and All-Conference honors as a senior ... Bracker played in the Gerald A. Pilz All-Star game and and earned All-Tournament honors at the Ozark Tournament ... Nixa was ranked #14 by Max Preps in 2008-09 and captured district and sectional titles during Bracker's sophomore and senior seasons ... Abby was a member of the National Honor Society and graduated with a 3.78 grade point average.

YEAR GP-GS FG% FT% REB-AVG PTS-AVG BLK STL A

2009-10 24-0 45.7 53.3 43-1.8 40-1.7 0 0 1

2010-11 30-11 39.6 76.5 142-4.7 179-6.0 17 30 19

2011-12 28-27 36.4 65.5 156-5.6 132-4.7 16 38 50

TOTALS 82-38 39.0 68.6 341-4.2 341-4.2 33 68 70

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FAVORITES: Food: SteakRestaurant: Oceans ZenMusical Artist: Taylor Swift & Jeremy CampMovie: Father of the BrideMagazine: VogueTV Show: Bachelor/Bachelorette and FriendsHobbies: Hanging out with friends and fam-ily, going to the lake, running and going for walksPro Athlete: J.J. ReddickDream Job: Second grade teacher

ABBY BRACKER'S CAREER HIGHS:Points: 18 at Kentucky Wesleyan (1/5/12)Three Pointers Made: 2 at Bellarmine (1/6/11); vs. Adams State (11/26/10); vs. Southwest Baptist (11/20/10)

Rebounds: 12 vs. Missouri-St. Louis (1/29/11); at Quincy (1/22/11)

Steals: 5 vs. Western Washington (12/16/11); vs. Central Washington (12/15/11)

Blocks: 5 at Maryville (2/9/12)Assists: 5 at Southern Indiana (1/7/12); at Oral Roberts (11/11/11)


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JUNIOR: A First Team All-GLVC selection, Katie led the nation with a 49.2% shooting percentage from three-point range on 60-of-122 ... She was fifth in the GLVC for three-pointers made with 60 and was 61st nationally for three-pointers per game at 2.22 ... Made a season high five three pointers at William Jewell and vs. Illinois-Springfield ... Scored a season high 23 points vs. Illinois-Springfield and scored 20 points in four games ... Was second on the Lady Panthers and 26th in the GLVC in scoring at 11 points per game and shot 43.5% on 107-of-426 ... Pulled down 49 rebounds with a season high six in games vs. William Jewell and vs. Northern Kentucky ... Had five rebounds at Rockhurst ... Was third on the Lady Panthers with 48 assists and dished out a season high six at Missouri-St. Louis ... Posted four assists vs. Missouri-St. Louis ... Had 29 steals with her season high of four vs. Missouri-St. Louis ... Blocked a shot at Missouri S&T ... Currently ranks second all-time at Drury with 201 three pointers made, twelve shy of Hope Hunt who had 213.

SOPHOMORE: Led the nation in three-point field goal percentage (50.5%) and was 28th in the country for three-pointers per game (2.7) ... Posted a career high 27 points on six-for-six three pointers vs. Missouri S&T and was second on the team with 93 ... Made a season high seven three pointers vs. Hawaii Pacific ... Had a career high five steals vs. Missouri Western, a game in which she also scored 25 points ... Had a career high four blocks vs. Quincy ... Recorded season highs of seven assists three times and five rebounds three times ... Led the team with a 90.4% free throw percentage, best ever

for a Lady Panther in a season and had a team high 56 steals ... Was second on the team in scoring at 14.3 points per game ... Earned Third Team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference honors.

FRESHMAN: Averaged 12.1 points and scored 350 points in 29 games while earning 24 starts ... Had season highs of 25 points and three steals and went 7-for-7 from the free throw line in the Lady Panthers 98-73 victory over Rockhurst ... Scored double fig-ures 21 times and posted 21 points in Drury's game at Rockhurst where she had five three pointers ... Finished third on the team with 73 assists and had a season high nine vs. Lewis ... Pulled down a sea-son high seven rebounds vs. Maryville and blocked two shots against Northern Kentucky ... Ranked 16th in the Great Lakes Valley Conference in scoring and was eighth in both free throw percentage (84.9%) and three-point field goal percentage (42.1%).

PREP: Earned all-state honors her senior season and was a three-time all-conference honoree and a two-time all-district pick at Waynesville High School ... Averaged 16.7 points and had a season high 28 points vs. St. Clair her senior season when she connected on six of seven 3-pointers ... Had senior highs of eight assists and seven steals in a game ... As a junior for the Tigers Katie averaged 14.6 points per game and scored a season high 26 points vs. Nixa ... Played for coach Butch O'Reilly at Waynesville.

For more of Pritchard's career recap, visit drurypanthers.com.

#14 KATIE PRITCHARD Guard • 5-7 • senior • WAYNESvILLE, Mo • WAYNESvILLE HS

PERSONAL: Daughter of Keith and Barb Pritchard ... Major: Elementary Education ... Birthdate: March 13

FAVORITES: Food: Anything spicy or sourRestaurant: ChipotleMusical Artist: J. Cole and Alicia KeysMovie: Pearl HarborMagazine: ESPNTV Show: Man vs. FoodHobbies: Listening to music and readingPro Athlete: Michael ReddDream Job: Sports analyst

KATIE PRITCHARD'S CAREER HIGHS:Points: 27 vs. Missouri S&T (2/15/10)3 Pointers Made: 7 vs. Hawaii Pacific (12/18/09)

Rebounds: 7 vs. Maryville (12/4/08)Steals: 5 vs. Missouri Western (11/21/09)

Assists: 9 vs. Lewis (1/4/09)Blocks: 4 vs. Quincy (2/28/10)

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2008-09 29-24 44.9 84.9 71-2.4 350-12.1 7 25 73

2009-10 35-35 51.0 90.4 86-2.5 501-14.3 11 56 114

2011-12 27-25 43.5 78.6 49-1.8 296-11.0 1 29 48

TOTALS 91-84 46.9 86.2 206-2.3 1147-12.6 19 110 235

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SOPHOMORE: A Second Team Daktronics All-Midwest Region selection and a First Team All-Great Lakes Valley Conference selection, Bethanie led the Lady Panthers and was seventh in GLVC at 15.5 ppg ... Matched the Lady Panther record for points scored with 37 vs. Missouri-St. Louis and made seven three pointers and was 14-of-23 from the field ... Scored 30 points vs. Missouri S&T and had 25 points vs. Central Washington at the Great Western Shootout ... Bethanie shot 87% from the free throw line, good for 12th in the nation and second in the GLVC ... She was 10-for-10 from the free throw line vs. Northern Kentucky and was 8-for-9 vs. Maryville ... Ranked 11th in the GLVC for three pointers made with 52 and was 130th nationally for three pointers per game at 1.86 ... Shot 52-of-168 for 31% from three point range ... Bethanie was 151-of-373 for 40.5% from the floor ... Funderburk had 104 rebounds with a season high nine at Illinois-Springfield ... Pulled down eight boards vs. UMSL ... Had 41 assists with a career high six vs. Central Washington ... Posted 41 steals and had a career high five at SBU.

FRESHMAN: The GLVC Freshman of the Year, a Third team All-GLVC selection and an All-Freshman Team selection for NCAA-II Bulletin, Bethanie led the Lady Panthers in scoring, led the GLVC in GLVC only games in scoring (18.6 ppg), was fifth in the GLVC for all games at 15.9 ppg and 99th nation-ally with 477 points on the season, sixth most by a Lady Panther in a season ... Set a Drury record for most points as a freshman with 477 and broke the school record for most consecutive free throws with 42 ... Scored a season high 28 points twice those coming vs. Indianapolis and vs. Adams State at the CSU-Pueblo Chuck Stephens Classic ... Scored 25 points in back to back games vs. Missouri S&T and vs. Rockhurst ... Led the team in three-pointers made with 75, the fourth most in a season by a

Lady Panther and was second in the GLVC for most per game at 2.5 and 31st nationally per game ... Tied the Drury team record for most three pointers attempted in a game with 12 vs. Missouri S&T ... Was sixth in the nation with a 87.5% free throw shooting percentage on 98-of-112 ... Was 8-for-8 vs. Indianapolis and was 7-for-7 at Lewis from the free throw line ... Shot 36.9% from three-point range on 75-of-203 and was second in the GLVC and 60th nationally for three-point field goal percentage ... Had a season high six three-pointers at Kentucky Wesleyan and vs. Saint Joseph's ... Had five three pointers vs. Rockhurst ... Was second on the team with 50 steals and had a season high four vs. both Rockhurst and vs. Adams State at the CSU-Pueblo Chuck Stephens Classic ... She had three steals in a game six times ... Was second on the team with 58 assists and had a season high five twice coming vs. Indianapolis and vs. Maryville ... Had four assists vs. Wisconsin-Parkside and at Michigan Tech in the NCAA-II Midwest Regionals ... Made 14 starts and played in 30 games ... Pulled down 123 rebounds on the year with a season high 11 at Missouri S&T and had seven rebounds in a game three times while averaging 4.1 per game.

PREP: Was a three-time All-State selection and was a four time First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-District selection ... Helped Nixa win the 2009 Class 5 State title and finish the season ranked #17 in the nation ... Earned KTXR All-Tournament honors twice and was an All-Ozarks First Team selection as a senior and a Second Team selection as a junior ... Also a McDonald's All-American Nominee ... Graduated with a 3.9 grade point average and was a member of the National Honor Society.

For more of Funderburk's career recap, visit drurypanthers.com.


2010-11 30-14 36.9 87.5 123-4.1 477-15.9 5 50 58

2011-12 28-28 40.5 87.0 104-3.7 434-15.5 2 41 41

TOTALS 58-42 39.5 87.3 227-3.9 911-15.7 7 91 99

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FAVORITES: Food: Chinese food, peanut butter anythingRestaurant: The Grotto, Wanna Get a PizzaMusical Artists: Phoenix, Passion Pit and Florence and the MachineBook: The World According to GarpMovie: Love Other DrugsTV Show: Friends and Sex in the CityHobbies: Reading and hot yogaDream Job: Physical therapist

BETHANIE FUNDERBURK'S DRURY CAREER HIGHS:Points: 37 vs. Missouri-St. Louis (12/1/11)

Three Pointers Made: 7 vs. Missouri-St. Louis (12/1/11)

Rebounds: 11 at Missouri S&T (1/15/11)Steals: 5 at Southwest Baptist (11/14/11)Assists: 6 vs. Central Washington (12/15/11)

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SOPHOMORE: Played in all 28 games and made a start in the NCAA D-II Midwest Regional vs. Ferris State ... Scored a season high 12 points and was 4-of-4 from the field at Rockhurst ... Scored eight points three times in a game, those coming vs. Rockhurst, at Quincy and at Southwest Baptist ... Grabbed 18 rebounds with a career high nine in the Lady Panthers opener at NCAA Divison I Oral Roberts ... Williamson had 10 assists matching a career high two vs. Quincy and had nine steals on the year with two at SBU ... Was 4-for-4 from the free throw line at Rockhurst and vs. Lindenwood.

FRESHMAN: Shot 45.9% from the floor on 50-of-109 and scored 135 points for an average of 4.5 ppg ... Had four double figure scoring games with a season high 14 points at Missouri S&T ... Scored 13 points vs. Wisconsin-Parkside, had 12 points vs. Missouri-St. Louis and had 11 points at Lewis ... Pulled down 79 rebounds and aver-aged 2.6 rebounds with a season high six boards in two games coming vs. Wisconsin-Parkside and at Arkansas-Ft. Smith ... Had five rebounds vs. Rockhurst and five at Quincy ... Had 30 steals with a season high three steals in six games ... Had two steals vs. Adams State at the Chuck Stephens Classic hosted by Colorado State-Pubelo ... Had 12 assists on the season with two in three games ... Her games of two assists were vs. Rockhurst, at

Arkansas Ft. Smith and vs. Saint Joseph's ... Had seven free throws vs. Missouri-St. Louis ... Made a start vs. Rockhurst and played in 30 games. Was 3-for-6 on the season from three-point range.

PREP: Became the Lady Panthers' first home-schooled signee in the program's history after starring for the Lighthouse Christian Home School squad on a national level ... Scored an amazing 2,151 points in her four-year prep career, earning First Team NCHBC All-America honors as a senior after picking up Second Team honors her junior year and Third Team status as a sophomore ... Averaged 16.3 points, 7.4 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 2.2 steals as a senior, when she shot 49 percent from the field (including 42 percent from 3-point range) and 73 percent at the FT line ... Scored an average of better than 15 points per game in all four years at Lighthouse Christian and averaged nine or more rebounds per game in three of her four seasons, including 10 boards per game (to go with 17 points per game) as a freshman ... Earned all-tourney honors 11 times in her prep career, picking up MVP status three times ... Helped Lighthouse Christian to a ranking of No. 9 at NCHBC and a ranking of 10th in 2010 in NCHBC.

For more of Williamson's career recap, visit drurypanthers.com

#22 KYLIE wILLIAMSONForWard • 5-11 • junior • CHADWICK, Mo • liGHtHouse cHristian (Home scH.)

PERSONAL: Daughter of Jim and Alicia Williamson ... Major: Exercise Physiology ... Birthdate: May 31

FAVORITES: Food: ItalianRestaurant: Bruno'sMusical Artist: Billy CurringtonMovie: BridesmaidsTV Show: SeinfeldHobbies: Anything outdoors, photography and readingDream Job: Personal trainer/life coach

KYLIE wILLIAMSON'S DRURY CAREER HIGHS:Points: 14 at Missouri S&T (1/15/11)Three Pointers Made: 1--5 timesRebounds: 9 at Oral Roberts (11/11/11)Steals: 3--6 times, most recent, vs. Rockhurst (2/20/11)

Blocks: 1 at Southern Indiana (1/7/12)Assists: 2 vs. Illinois-Springfield (2/2/12); vs. Rockhurst (2/20/11); at Arkansas-Ft. Smith (12/12/10); vs. Saint Joseph's (12/4/10)

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FRESHMAN: Played in 24 games and scored a season high 10 points on and was 6-of-6 from the free throw line vs. McKendree ... Scored eight points three times, those in games vs. Rockhurst, vs. Illinois-Springfield and at Southern Indiana where she shot 80% on 4-of-5 ... Was 3-for-4 and scored seven points in the Lady Panthers opener vs. NCAA Division I Oral Roberts ... Had 31 boards with a season high four vs. William Jewell ... Tallied four assists on the year with two of those at Illinois-Springfield ... Had eight steals and three blocked shots ... Also competed for Drury track during the spring, earning 19th place in the high jump at the NCAA D-II national meet as well as First Team All-GLVC honors.

PREP: Averaged 19.7 points and 7.0 rebounds for Fort Smith (Ark.) Southside, twice earning Arkansas Class 7A All-State honors and twice being named to the Arkansas all-state tournament team as well ... Scored a career-high 33 points in Southside's first-round 7A playoff win over Little Rock Central ... Helped Southside to two runner up finishes at the Lendel Thomas Classic and was named to the All-Star Team of the tournament her junior and senior seasons ... Southside had two quaterfinal finishes at the state tournament and a 2010-11 record of 18-8 ... Twice earned All-Area honors for Ft. Smith ... Was also an all-state selection in track with her speciality being the high jump, which she won at state her senior season ... Graduated with a 4.0 grade point average and was an AP Scholar and member of the Honor Roll.


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FAVORITES: Food: Chicken NachosRestaurant: ChipotleMusical Artist: John MayerMagazine: How to Lose a Guy in 10 DaysTV Show: Make It of Break ItHobbies: Watersports, anything outside with friends and ReadingPro Athlete: Sylvia Fowles and Nneka OgumikeDream Job: Coach

EMILIE GRAY'S CAREER HIGHS:Points: 10 vs. McKendree (1/2/12)Rebounds: 4 vs. William Jewell (2/2/12)Steals: 1 - 8 timesAssists: 2 at Illinois-Springfield (1/21/12)

Blocks: 1 vs. Ferris State (3/9/12); vs. William Jewell (1/26/12); vs. Bellarmine (1/12/12)


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FRESHMAN: Played in 11 games and

scored two points on two free throws at

Illinois-Springfield ... Had an assist vs.

Illinois-Springfield and had three steals with

those coming at Rockhurst, vs. Western

Washington in the Great Western Shootout

and at Oral Roberts in the Lady Panthers sea-

son opener.

PREP: Played for Glendale High School

where she was a starter and earned All-Ozark

Conference Defensive Team honors her senior

season for the Falcons. . . Earned Academic

All-State honors.

#5 KATIE HAROLDGuard • 5-7 • soPHomore • SPRINgFIELD, Mo • gLENDALE HS

PERSONAL: Daughter of Steve and Renee Harold ... Major: Education ... Birthdate: November 12

FAVORITES: Food: SteakRestaurant: CheddarsMusical Artist: Justin BieberMovie: BlindsideMagazine: PeopleTV Show: Secret Life of the American TeenagerHobbies: Hanging out with friendsPro Athlete: Derrick RoseDream Job: Work for Google

KATIE HAROLD'S CAREER HIGHS:Points: 2 at Illinois-Springfield (1/21/12)Steals: 1 at Rockhurst (1/28/12); vs. Western Washington (12/16/11); at Oral Roberts (11/11/11)

Assists: 1 vs. Illinois-Springfield (2/2/12) Blocks: 2 at Southern Indiana (1/7/12)

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FRESHMAN: Lauren played in 16 games her

freshman season and scored a season high

14 points in the NCAA-II Midwest Regional

vs. Ferris State with four three pointers ...

Was 2-for-2 from the floor and had two three

pointers for six points vs. Rockhurst ... Had

two rebounds vs. Missouri-St. Louis and

pulled down 11 on the season ... Tallied four

assists, two assists and had a blocked shot

vs. Missouri-St. Louis ... Played a season

high 20 minutes vs. Ferris State and saw 17

minutes at Northeastern State.

PREP: A two-time First Team All-State, First

Team All-Conference and First Team All-District

choice for Pleasant Hope, where she was

also the senior class valedictorian ... Was a

McDonald's All-America nominee ... McCurry

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leader with 1,964 points, averaging 23 points

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#23 LAUREN McCURRYGuard • 5-9 • soPHomore • PLEASANT HoPE, Mo • PLEASANT HoPE HS

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PERSONAL: Daughter of David and Sheryl McCurry ... Major: Nursing ... Birthdate: July 2

FAVORITES: Food: Chicken Fettuccini AlfredoRestaurant: ZIOSMusical Artist: Carrie UnderwoodMovie: Secondand LionsMagazine: National GeographicHobbies: PianoPro Athlete: Michael JordanDream Job: Nurse anesthetiest

LAUREN McCURRY'S DRURY CAREER HIGHS:Points: 14 vs. Ferris State (3/9/12)Three Pointers Made: 4 vs. Ferris State (3/9/12)

Rebounds: 2 vs. Missouri-St. Louis (12/1/11)

Steals: 1-4 times, most recent, vs. Ferris State (3/9/12)

Assists: 1 vs. McKendree (1/2/12); at Northeastern State (12/10/11)

Blocks: 1 vs. Missouri-St. Louis (12/1/11)



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FRESHMAN: Played in 25 games and scored a season high 11 points on 5-of-8 shooting vs. Lindenwood ... Scored 10 points vs. Western Washington at the Great Western Shootout ... Grabbed 34 rebounds reaching four rebounds in a game three times, those in games vs. Bellarmine, vs. Missouri-St. Louis and vs. Lindenwood ... Recorded 12 steals with her season high coming at Northeastern State ... Had two steals at Southwest Baptist ... Posted nine assists total with two assists at Southern Indiana and two assists at Kentucky Wesleyan.

PREP: She was a First Team Class 6A All-State choice in 2010-11 after averaging 12.5 points and 6.4 rebounds ... Sanayika (pronounced "suh-neeka") - the daughter of former Kansas City Chiefs football star Will Shields - also has been a Kansas All-Stars team member, a Second Team All-Metro selection in the Kansas City area while playing for a team that was ranked No. 4 in Kansas and No. 3 in Class 6A ... Helped Olathe East to a first place finish at Sub-State and a Glacier Tournament Championship ... Olathe East had the best record in school history at 20-3 in 2010-11 ... Earned Glacier Edge All-Tournament Team honors and Olathe South Invitational All-Tournament Team honors ... Was a Mid-America Nazarene University Champion of Character, a multiple athlete of the year for Olathe East and was named National Guard Most Outstanding Female Athlete ... Was an AP Scholar and a member of the honor roll.

#44 SANAYIKA SHIELDScenter • 6-1 • soPHomore • oVerland ParK, Ks • olatHe east Hs

PERSONAL: Daughter of Will and Senia Shields ... Major: Biology ... Birthdate: October 5

FAVORITES: Food: ChineseRestaurant: Cheesecake FactoryMusical Artist: Chris Brown and J. ColeMovie: Transformers and 1,2, & 3Magazine: Sports IllustratedTV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel Air and Teen WolfHobbies: Hanging out with friendsPro Athlete: Shaquille O'Neal, Will Shields, Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson and Kevin DurantYour Dream Job: Physical therapist

SANAYIKA SHIELDS' DRURY CAREER HIGHS:Points: 10 vs. Western Washington (12/16/11)

Rebounds: 4 vs. Bellarmine (1/12/12); vs. Missouri-St. Louis (12/1/11); vs. Lindenwood (11/29/11)

Steals: 3 at Northeastern St. (12/10/11)Assists: 2 at Southern Indiana (1/7/12)2 at Kentucky Wesleyan (1/5/12)Blocks: 1 at Rockhurst (1/28/12); vs. Lindenwood (11/29/11)

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FRESHMAN: Played in 22 games and played a season high 11 minutes vs. Rockhurst (2/18/12) where she was 4-for-4 and had a season high eight points ... Played 10 minutes at Missouri S&T (12/7/11) ... Grabbed 21 boards with season highs of three vs. Illinois-Springfield (2/2/12) and three vs. Maryville (12/3/11) ... Dished out nine assists with two at Southern Indiana (1/7/12) and two vs. Missouri-St. Louis (12/1/11) ... Had seven steals on the season with two twice in games at Southern Indiana and vs. Washburn (11/22/11) ... Was 2-for-2 from the free throw line vs. Bellarmine (1/12/12).

PREP: Helped lead Purdy to a Class 2 state championship coming up with 19 points and 17 rebounds in the title game ... Was a First Team All-State, All-Conference and All-District selec-tion and was named the Ozark 7 Conference Most Valuable Player this past season, when she avearged 17.9 points and 11 rebounds per game ... In addition to winning the state championship, Purdy also won the district championship, confer-ence championship and sectional championship in 2010-11 ... Was a member of the National Honor Society.


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PERSONAL: Daughter of David White and Shelly White Prater... Major: Psychology ... Birthdate: October 7

FAVORITES: Food: PastaRestaurant: Olive GardenMusical Artist: Carrie UnderwoodMovie: Hunger GamesMagazine: PeopleTV Show: One Tree HillHobbies: Going to the creek/lakePro Athlete: Michael JordanDream Job: Applied behavior analyst (ABA therapist)

SHELBY wHITE'S DRURY CAREER HIGHS:Points: 8 vs. Rockhurst (2/18/12)Rebounds: 3 vs. Illinois-Springfield (2/2/12); vs. Maryville (12/3/11)

Steals: 2 at Southern Indiana (1/7/12); vs. Washburn (11/22/11)

Assists: 2 at Southern Indiana (1/7/12); vs. Missouri-St. Louis (12/1/11)


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PREVIOUS SCHOOL: Transferred to Drury from Chadron State and is a native of Hershey, Nebraska ... Was a three year starter a Chadron State and earned Nebraska Division II Honorable Mention honors ... Also earned Nebraska Division II Offensive Player of the Week hon-ors ... Had a 4.0 grade point average at Chadron State and earned Nebraska Division II RMAC Academic All-Conference honors as a sophomore and a junior.

PREP: While at Hershey High School, Marla set the school record for most points scored in a season and averaged 17.8 points per game ... Marla earned All-Conference and All-Area honors twice and was a Second Team C-1 All-State selection ... Was named Conference MVP for Nebraskaland Radio twice ... She played three sports at Hershey, basketball, volleyball and track ... Named All-Area Female Track Athlete of the Year ... Was a three-time Nebraska State Track qualifier and was the 300 meter hurdle state champion and a runner-up in the 100 meter hurdles ... In volleyball she broke school records for digs per game, digs in a season and digs for a career ... Was a four-time All "A" Honor Roll recipient, a six-time Academic All-State selection and her class salutatorian ... Earned Academic All-Conference honors three years for volleyball, basketball and track.

#4 MARLA MUNSENGuard • 5-7 • senior • HERSHEY, NE • HERSHEY HS / CHADRoN STATE UNIv.

PERSONAL: Daughter of Mike and Angie Munsen ... Major: Physical Therapy ... Birthdate: August 21

FAVORITES: Food: Pizza and pastaRestaurant: Olive Garden and Red RobinMovie: Step Brothers and AnchormanMagazine: CosmoTV Show: Jersey Shore, Chopped and Criminal MindsHobbies: Dancing, watching movies, hanging out with friends and readingDream Job: Physical therapist for a professional team or a famous chef

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PREP: Comes to Drury from Proviso East High School in

Maywood, Illinois where she was the team MVP, an All-

Area selection and an All-State special mention honoree

by the Chicago Sun Times ... She was a West Suburban

Gold Division All-Conference and All-Academic selection

... Averaged 16.5 points per game, 6.6 rebounds and

1.1 blocks per game her senior season ... Led Proviso

East to three consecutive 20-win seasons ... East fin-

ished 53-12 overall the past two seasons (29-3 this

past season, 30-3 her junior year), the best stretch in

the program's history ... Parks posted seven games of

20 or more points - with a season-high 30 points and

had six double-doubles (points/rebounds) for her senior

season ... Named to the Niles North and Ohio Pickerton

All-Tournament teams ... Was named UHoops Player of

the Month ... Helped Proviso East to the Supersectionals

in 2010-11 and a 30-3 record ... Parks also considered

NCAA Division I programs Winthrop, Illinois-Chicago,

Arkansas-Little Rock and St. Bonaventure.

#34 KALEA PARKSForWard • 6-1 • FresHman • MAYWooD, IL • PRovISo EAST HS

PERSONAL: Daughter of Dewayne and Karen Parks ... Major: Business ... Birthdate: August 27

FAVORITES: Restaurant: Stir CrazyMusical Artist: The WeekendMovie: Don't Be a MenaceMagazine: VibeTV Show: Family GuyHobbies: Hanging out with friends, eating out and watching moviesPro Athlete: Kobe BryantDream Job: To be a French translator for a business

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cheer/dance squads2012-13 DRURY CHEERLEADERSlisted alphabeticallyName Yr. Hometown

Jessica Berry Fr. St. Louis, Mo.

Bre Corbett Sr. Springfield, Mo.

Katie Cummings Sr. Springfield, Mo.

Chloe Cunningham So. Springfield, Mo.

Amanda Dominguez Jr. Springfield, Mo.

Josie Gilbert Fr. Nixa, Mo.

Sara Hammond Jr. Monett, Mo.

Jordan Henslee So. Springfield, Mo.

Logan Kensinger Fr. Fair Grove, Mo.

Cambria Lee Fr. Springfield, Mo.

Taylor Lindsay So. Willard, Mo.

Chelsea Mulkey Jr. Ash Grove, Mo.

Jenn Ordonez Sr. Winona, Mo.

Payton Rayl So. Republic, Mo.

Chelsey Seboldt So. Ozark, Mo.

Jessica Tay Fr. Springfield, Mo.

Emily Titus Fr. Lebanon, Mo.

Sarah Venable Jr. Springfield, Mo.

Michelle Vespa Sr. Nixa, Mo.

Morgan Yansen Fr. St. Louis, Mo.

Head Coach Ashley Parnell

2012-13 DRURY DANCE TEAMlisted alphabeticallyName Yr. Hometown

Catalina Silva So. Cali, Columbia

Madison Miles So. Quincy, Ill.

Sydney Harris Sr. Springfield, Mo.

Caitlin Lauer So. St. Charles, Mo.

Elizabeth Barmeier So. St. Louis, Mo.

Danielle Linderman So. Republic, Mo.

Marisa Schmidt Fr. Tulsa, Okla.

Hannah Krueger Fr. Sedalia, Mo.

Megan McCarty Fr. Republic, Mo.

McKensie Hodges Fr. Hollister, Mo.

Coaches Shanna Fishel and Emily Todd

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MARLA MUNSEN KATIE PRITCHARDABBY BRACKER

Drury University's Lady Panthers basketball team post-ed the nation's highest grade point average (3.709) at all levels in 2011-12, according to the Women's

Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Academic Team Honor Rolls. Coach Steve Harold's Lady Panthers edged King (Tenn.), which had a 3.692 team GPA, for top honors in NCAA Division II. Other leaders at their respective levels were Wisconsin-Green Bay (3.616) in NCAA Division I, Northland (3.706) in NCAA-III, Northwestern (3.657) in NAIA and Salt Lake (3.379) in the juco/community college division. "It's just a tribute to the work ethic and sense of purpose of these young ladies," said Harold, whose Lady Panthers finished 20-8 on the season, shared the GLVC West Division title and qualified for the NCAA-II tourney for a 10th straight year. They do a tremendous job of balanc-ing their classroom work and their time spent with our road trips, practice schedules, etc., and it certainly shows in hav-ing the nation's best GPA, something we are very proud of as part of the Lady Panthers' and Drury University student-athlete tradition." Drury was one of four Great Lakes Valley Conference schools in the D-II Top 20, joining Rockhurst (fifth at 3.586), Maryville (16th at 3.507) and Wisconsin-Parkside (17th at 3.498) as WBCA Academic Team Honor Roll recipi-ents. It marked the eighth time the Lady Panthers have fin-ished in the Top 25 academically. Drury also led the nation in D-II team GPA in 2003-04 and 2004-05.

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2012-13 outlook

They feature one of the nation's top returning

backcourts in senior Katie Pritchard and

junior Bethanie Funderburk. They have the

blue-collar, highly-respected senior leader every

team desires in forward Abby Bracker. They have

a young, long and talented group of inside players

who will be given every opportunity to learn and

prosper on the job.

And they once again will tackle a challeng-

ing non-conference schedule, on top of their usual,

rigorous Great Lakes Valley Conference slate, that

should have them severely battle-tested come

March. Which, all tied together, prompts the big

question: Will this be the year the Lady Panthers put

it all together and make one of those NCAA Division

II tournament runs like the program became ac-

customed to, and has gone missing for the past few

seasons?

It's a fair question. After all, coach Steve Harold's Lady Panthers, have continued to do

the majority of trademarks for this tradition rich

program, which hit the 300-win mark last February

in just 12 seasons (an average of 25 victories per

season). They win GLVC division and league titles,

they crack the national Top 25 virtually every season

and they keep going back to the D-II version of the

Big Dance, extending that streak to an impressive

10 consecutive seasons with their trip to Ashland,

Ohio last March.

But that's where the speed bumps have started

to crop up, since they made their last Elite Eight

trip in Harold's first season with the Lady Panthers

(2007-08). One and done four years ago and last

season, when they ran into a ridiculously hot-

shooting Ferris State in the opening round, a 74-56

setback. The two years in between, seasons ended

on the home floor of Michigan Tech, a bona fide

national title contender each time themselves.

It's a resumé that most basketball programs

would kill to have. Last year's 20-8 overall mark, for

example, would spark a healthy dose of enthusiasm

in most fan camps. But that also tells you the level

of expectation for Drury women's basketball that's

developed in the past dozen years – that sometimes,

good isn't good enough.

Harold is looking for his first Elite Eight trip

with the Lady Panthers, after taking his old school

– Glenville (W. Va.) State – to that pinnacle in

2006-07, the year before he came to Drury. And

he realizes to make that happen, his Lady Panthers

need to position themselves higher in the Midwest

Regional pecking order – going in as the No. 7 or

No. 8 seed is not conducive to winning, especially

as the eight when it must come on someone else's

home floor.

And Harold understands the best way for his

squad to do so is to stay consistent throughout

the regular season and in the GLVC post-season

tournament, where they've bowed out in the

quarterfinals each of the past two seasons. Costly

losses against fellow regional foes that knock them

down in the final regional pairings.

"We've got to find a way to finish it out in the

conference tournament and set ourselves up for a

better situation," says Harold, who enters his sixth

season with the Lady Panthers with a glittering

115-39 mark. "For whatever reason, we've not

come ready to play in some of those post-season

games of late, and we've got to fix that. I think this

group is capable of doing so."

It's a DU squad that's led by the backcourt

of senior Pritchard – who has led the nation in

three-point field goal percentage in each of her last

two seasons of competition – and Funderburk, who

averaged a team-leading 15.5 points last season,

including a school record-tying 37-point outburst in

December against Missouri-St. Louis.

Both earned All-GLVC First Team honors

last season, when Pritchard topped the NCAA-II

charts with her .492 percentage from long range

(60 of 122) in her first season back after missing

the 2010-11 campaign with a knee injury. She

made .505 percent of her three-point tries in her

sophomore year of 2009-10 to again rank No. 1 in

the country, and needs just 13 treys this season to

surpass Hope Hunt's school record of 212 for a DU

career. She is also, as one would imagine based on

her NCAA success, No. 1 on Drury's career three-

point percentage chart at .456.

Pritchard stands ninth on the all-time DU

scoring charts with 1,147 points entering her final

campaign, while Funderburk is 13th with 911

points and is on a pace to make a run at Amanda Newton's all-time career scoring mark (1,815).

Bracker, a member of the All-GLVC Defensive

Squad, brings the blue-collar aspect to the lineup,

averaging a team-high 5.6 rebounds and leading

the team with 16 blocked shots despite standing just

5-11. Like Funderburk, she's a product of Nixa High

School and has delivered big games offensively as

well from time to time, including an 18-point effort

against Kentucky Wesleyan.

While those three spots in the regular lineup

are secured, it will be an interesting mix from the

remaining eight players to see who sees the most

court time. Junior forward Kylie Williamson will

provide a rugged inside style of play, and likely will

rotate with the sophomore “Twin Towers” duo of 6-2

Emilie Gray and 6-1 Sanayika Shields.

The posts had their moments last season as

freshmen, but were often mired in a deep rotation

that limited their minutes and opportunities. That

won't be the case this season, as they join 6-1

freshman Kalea Parks – an athletic, long forward

from Chicago - in a young group of inside players

with vast potential.

Drury picked up one other newcomer this

season in 5-7 senior point guard Marla Munsen,

a transfer from D-II Chadron (Neb.) State, where

she was a three-year starter. Her addition will allow

Pritchard to move off the point at times. Munsen

started 25 of 26 games last season for the Eagles,

averaging 6.5 points and finishing second on the

team with 4.2 rebounds per game and 24 steals.

She had six double-figure scoring efforts, including

a 14-point, 7-rebound night at Adams State.

Sophomores Shelby White and Lauren McCurry – the latter a sharpshooter who put up a

career-high 14 points off the bench in the season-

ending loss to Ferris State – will also see more time

this season as well, as will sophomore guard Katie Harold, who provides quality depth and a keen

court sense off the bench.

It's a combination that's been picked as the

preseason favorite to win the GLVC West, after shar-

ing top honors last season with Quincy. But these

Lady Panthers want more – specifically, more time

to shine at season's end when the GLVC and NCAA

D-II tournaments take center stage.

VETERAN BACKCOURT AND YOUNGINSIDE GAME KEY TO POSTSEASON RUN by Scott Puryear, Director of Athletic and OFEC Communications

BETHANIE FUNDERBURK


about the GLVC

Established in 1978 with a

commitment to the purposes,

fundamental policies and basic

principles of the National Collegiate

Athletic Association, the Great Lakes

Valley Conference (GLVC) has grown to

embody the vision established by the

founders of the organization and has

melded athletic and academic excel-

lence for 34 years.

The GLVC, which at one point over

the past decade grew to 17 members

and was the largest athletic conference in the country

in any division, has fully embraced NCAA Division

II. Although formed and developed as one of the

nation’s premier basketball conferences, the GLVC

now sponsors 18 championship sports, including

football, and is one of the nation’s top NCAA Division

II conferences.

The formation of the GLVC can be traced as

far back as 1972 when the athletic directors of three

member schools - Kentucky Wesleyan, Bellarmine

and Indiana State University at Evansville (now the

University of Southern Indiana) - began preliminary

discussions about forming a basketball conference.

Four years later, the University of Indianapolis

and Saint Joseph’s College expressed interest. On

July 7, 1978, those schools - along with Ashland University - united to become the GLVC.

Since its inception, 16 different institutions

have joined the league. Those members include.

Lewis University (1980), Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne (1984), Northern Kentucky University (1985), Kentucky State University (1989), Quincy University (1994),

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (1994),

University of Wisconsin-Parkside (1994), Univer-sity of Missouri-St. Louis (1995), Drury Univer-sity (2005), Missouri University of Science and Technology (2005), Rockhurst University (2005),

University of Illinois-Springfield (2008), Maryville

University (2008), William Jewell College (2009)

and McKendree University (2010). On June 8,

2012, Truman State University was admitted to the

conference and will begin competing in the GLVC in

the fall of 2013.

Ashland and Kentucky State left the conference

after the 1994 season, IPFW left the league following

the 2000-01 academic year, and SIU-Edwardsville

exited the league following the 2007-08 academic

year. These departures opened the door for the

seven-team expansion over the past decade, al-

lowing the league to grow 17 institutions. Northern

Kentucky departed following the 2011-12 season to

bring the current membership number to 16 schools.

The conference headquarters are located in

downtown Indianapolis, one of the many major Mid-

west media markets in which the league maintains

a presence. The GLVC has schools in Milwaukee/

Northern Illinois (UW-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis),

Indianapolis (Indianapolis), Louisville (Bellarmine),

Evansville (Southern Indiana), Springfield, Ill. (Illinois

-Springfield), Springfield, Mo. (Drury), Owensboro

(Kentucky Wesleyan), Kansas City (Rockhurst, Wil-

liam Jewell) and St. Louis (Maryville, McKendree,

Missouri-St. Louis).

The conference sponsors 18 championships

in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf,

soccer, indoor and outdoor track and field, and ten-

nis for men and basketball, cross country, softball,

soccer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field,

golf, and volleyball for women.

GLVC institutions have won 12 national

championships in basketball, including Bellarmine’s

national title in 2011. Kentucky Wesleyan leads all

Division II institutions with eight men’s basketball

titles, while Southern Indiana won the men’s crown

in 1995. Northern Kentucky won the school’s first-

ever women’s basketball national championship

in 2000 and followed that with a national title in

2008. In addition, Northern Kentucky became the

first GLVC member to win a national championship

in men’s soccer, while USI staked claim to the GLVC’s

first baseball national championship in 2010. SIU

Edwardsville was the first GLVC member to win a

national championship in softball in 2007.

The league also takes pride in recognizing

the many academic and athletic accomplishments

achieved by its student-athletes, coaches and

administrators. In 2001, the league announced the

creation of the GLVC Hall of Fame, with the first class

being inducted in 2002. The GLVC annually presents

the Richard F. Scharf Paragon Award to the top male

and female student-athlete in the league, and the

Dr. Charles Bertram Alumni Award of Distinction to

alumni who both succeeded while a GLVC student-

athlete and excelled in accomplishments after gradu-

ation.

GREAT LAKESVALLEYCONFERENCE

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opponents

DATE OPPONENT LOCATIONOPPONENTHEAD COACH

OPPONENTLAST YEAR(CONFERENCE)

DRURYRECORD VERSUS

LAST MEETING Result/Score/Location/Event/Date

11/13 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST SPRINGFIELD, MO Todd Voss 9-17 (4-16) 3-1 W 66-52 in Bolivar (11/14/11)

11/20 Washburn Topeka, KS Ron McHenry 29-5 (18-2) 3-8 W 53-48 in Springfield (11/22/11)

Doubletree Hotel Thanksgiving Classic (Nov. 23-24) (Maryville plays Union (TN) and Northwestern Oklahoma St. at 7:45 pm each day)

11/23 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. ST. SPRINGFIELD, MO Eric Bozeman 13-15 (10-12) 0-0 First Meeting

11/24 UNION (TN) SPRINGFIELD, MO Mark Campbell 35-3 (15-1) 0-0 First Meeting

11/28 NORTHEASTERN STATE SPRINGFIELD, MO Randy Gipson 25-5 (0-0) 7-4 L 56-37 in Tahlequah, OK (12/10/11)

12/1 Missouri Southern Joplin, MO Maryann Mitts 8-18 (4-16) 0-2 L 75-65 in Joplin (12/29/01)

12/6 MISSOURI S&T* SPRINGFIELD, MO Alan Eads 18-9 (12-6) 14-2 W 65-64 (OT) in Springfield (2/23/12)

Florida Sunshine Shootout (Dec. 17-18)

12/17 Barry (FL) Ft. Lauderdale, FL Bill Sullivan 18-9 (12-4) 0-0 First Meeting

12/18 Northwood (FL) Ft. Lauderdale, FL Mark Sanford 11-19 (8-7) 0-0 First Meeting

1/3 LEWIS* SPRINGFIELD, MO Lisa Carlsen 8-20 (5-13) 7-5 W 71-66 in Romeoville (1/20/11)

1/5 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE* SPRINGFIELD, MO Jenny Knight-Kenesie 24-6 (15-3) 6-2 W 74-68 in Springfield (1/17/11)

1/10 Indianapolis* Indianapolis, IN Constantin Popa 19-11 (11-7) 5-3 L 95-80 in Springfield (2/4/11)

1/12 Saint Joseph's* Rensselaer, IN Brandon Turner 14-13 (8-10) 7-0 W 92-63 in Springfield (12/4/10)

1/17 ILLINOIS-SPRINGFIELD* SPRINGFIELD, MO Chad Oletzke 9-17 (4-13) 4-0 W 92-59 in Springfield (2/2/12)

1/19 QUINCY* SPRINGFIELD, MO Jeni Garber 22-8 (13-3) 9-7 L 63-53 in Springfield (2/4/12)

1/24 Maryville* St. Louis, MO Chris Ellis 19-12 (11-7) 7-0 W 62-46 in St. Louis (2/9/12)

1/26 Missouri-St. Louis* St. Louis, MO Katie Vaughn 10-17 (5-13) 17-0 W 79-65 in St. Louis (2/11/12)

1/31 William Jewell* Liberty, MO Jill Cress 14-10 (9-9) 3-0 W 62-50 in Liberty (2/16/12)

2/2 ROCKHURST* SPRINGFIELD, MO Larry Park 5-21 (2-16) 23-1 W 82-49 in Springfield (2/18/12)

2/7 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS* SPRINGFIELD, MO Katie Vaughn 10-17 (5-13) 17-0 W 100-69 in Springfield (12/1/11)

2/9 MARYVILLE* SPRINGFIELD, MO Chris Ellis 19-12 (11-7) 7-0 W 86-84 in Springfield (12/3/11)

2/14 Quincy* Quincy, IL Jeni Garber 22-8 (13-3) 9-7 L 96-60 in Quincy (1/19/12)

2/16 Illinois-Springfield* Springfield, IL Chad Oletzke 9-17 (4-13) 4-0 W 72-55 in Springfield, IL (1/21/12)

2/21 WILLIAM JEWELL* SPRINGFIELD, MO Jill Cress 14-10 (9-9) 3-0 W 72-66 in Springfield (1/26/12)

2/23 Rockhurst* Kansas City, MO Larry Park 5-21 (2-16) 23-1 W 78-55 in Kansas City (1/28/12)

2/28 Missouri S & T* Rolla, MO Alan Eads 18-9 (12-6) 14-2 L 62-53 in Rolla (12/7/11)

* Great Lakes Valley Conference game

NOTE: Drury played several GLVC opponents multiple times in 2011-12 and each meeting is listed in the far right column with the most recent first.

OPPONENT INFORMATION

EAST DIvISIoN |------conFerence-------| |--------oVerall--------|standinGs W-l Pct PF Pa W-l Pct PF PaWisc.-Parkside 15-3 .833 70.6 58.8 24-6 .800 69.2 58.3Northern Kentucky 14-4 .778 64.3 56.7 21-7 .750 63.5 53.6Indianapolis 11-7 .611 71.0 66.1 19-11 .633 70.4 63.5Kentucky Wesleyan 8-10 .444 71.3 72.9 17-13 .567 71.7 70.8Saint Joseph's 8-10 .444 71.0 71.9 14-13 .519 71.4 72.4Bellarmine 7-11 .389 72.3 74.3 13-14 .481 73.2 72.4Lewis 5-13 .278 66.5 73.7 9-20 .310 66.8 73.9Southern Indiana 3-15 .167 56.2 66.3 9-17 .346 64.2 63.7

WEST DIvISIoN |------conFerence-------| |--------oVerall--------|standinGs W-l Pct PF Pa W-l Pct PF PaDrury 15-3 .833 71.2 61.4 20-8 .714 66.2 61.8Quincy 13-3 .813 70.9 58.1 22-9 .710 74.4 64.1Missouri S&T 12-6 .667 65.7 58.6 18-9 .667 65.1 57.1Maryville 11-6 .647 66.5 64.8 19-12 .613 68.6 65.5William Jewell 9-9 .500 58.1 60.9 14-10 .583 60.5 60.2Missouri-St. Louis 5-13 .278 59.7 68.8 10-17 .370 62.9 68.3Illinois-Springfield 4-13 .235 65.4 74.2 9-17 .346 67.1 72.3Rockhurst 2-16 .111 52.9 64.9 5-21 .192 52.9 62.7

2011-12 GLVC FINAL wOMEN'S BASKETBALL STANDINGS


history

AMANDA NEWTON

The only Lady Panther to have her jer-sey retired and one of just five total between the men's and women's pro-

grams, Amanda Newton is Drury's all-time women's leading scorer with 1,815 career points. She also ranks second with 793 career rebounds. Newton is the program's all-time postseason leading scorer with 214 points in 14 games. She was also a three-time WBCA/Kodak All-American, earn-ing that honor following her final three sea-sons at Drury. Newton was the Heartland Conference Player of the Year in 2004-05, a season that saw the Lady Panthers go undefeated in conference play, losing just two games overall (29-2).

AMANDA NEwTON


2011-12 statistics

DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS11/11/11 11:55 am at Oral Roberts 53-80 L 4215 (15)Pritchard, Katie (9)Williamson, Kylie11/14/11 5:30 pm at Southwest Baptist W 66-52 1680 (23)Funderburk, Bethanie (7)Groose, Erica11/22/11 7:00 pm WASHBURN W 53-48 1886 (15)Pritchard, Katie (7)Bracker, Abby (15)Funderburk, Bethanie11/29/11 7:00 pm LINDENWOOD W 59-49 1482 (11)Shields, Sanayika (7)Williamson, Kylie12/1/11 5:45 pm * MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 100-69 1343 (37)Funderburk, Bethanie (8)Funderburk, Bethanie12/3/11 1:00 pm * MARYVILLE W 86-84 1526 (20)Pritchard, Katie (5)Walker, Kassie; (5)Bracker,A.; (5) Carroll, C.12/7/11 5:30 pm * at Missouri S&T 53-62 L 1200 (20)Pritchard, Katie (8)Groose, Erica12/10/11 4:00 pm at Northeastern State 37-56 L 700 (10)Funderburk, Bethanie (5)Bracker, Abby12/15/11 11:00 am % vs Central Washington W 70-67 112 (25)Funderburk, Bethanie (7)Carroll, Casey12/16/11 1:00 pm % vs Western Washington 57-76 L 131 (20)Groose, Erica (5)Walker, Kassie1/2/12 7:00 pm McKENDREE W 68-61 1408 (14)Walker, Kassie (8)Groose, Erica1/5/12 5:15 pm * at Kentucky Wesleyan W 70-60 244 (18)Bracker, Abby (7)Bracker, Abby1/7/12 1:00 pm * at Southern Indiana W 65-55 500 (22)Funderburk, Bethanie (9)Walker, Kassie1/12/12 5:45 pm * BELLARMINE W 67-53 1328 (17)Funderburk, Bethanie (7)Funderburk, Bethanie (17)Pritchard, Katie1/14/12 3:15 pm * NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 63-55 1682 (23)Funderburk, Bethanie (10)Bracker, Abby1/19/12 5:15 pm * at Quincy 60-96 L 424 (14)Funderburk, Bethanie (7)Bracker, Abby1/21/12 1:00 pm * at Illinois Springfield W 72-55 219 (16)Pritchard, Katie (9)Funderburk, Bethanie (16)Funderburk, Bethanie1/26/12 5:45 pm * WILLIAM JEWELL W 72-66 1331 (16)Pritchard, Katie (9)Bracker, Abby (16)Owens, Consuelo1/28/12 1:00 pm * at Rockhurst W 78-55 625 (15)Funderburk, Bethanie (7)Bracker, Abby2/2/12 5:45 pm * ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD W 92-59 1421 (23)Pritchard, Katie (8)Bracker, Abby2/4/12 4:15 pm * QUINCY 53-63 L 2104 (20)Pritchard, Katie (8)Bracker, Abby2/9/12 5:15 pm * at Maryville W 62-46 285 (19)Groose, Erica (13)Groose, Erica2/11/12 1:00 pm * at Missouri-St. Louis W 79-65 344 (18)Groose, Erica (8)Groose, Erica2/16/12 5:30 pm * at William Jewell W 62-50 100 (19)Pritchard, Katie (6)Plemmons, SJ2/18/12 5:15 pm * ROCKHURST W 82-49 2042 (10)Funderburk, Bethanie (5)Carroll, Casey2/23/12 5:45 pm * MISSOURI S&T Wot 65-64 1676 (30)Funderburk, Bethanie (7)Bracker, Abby3/1/12 12:00 pm # vs Indianapolis 54-60 L (13)Funderburk, Bethanie (6)Carroll, Casey (13)Pritchard, Katie3/9/12 2:30 pm ! vs Ferris State 56-74 L 170 (15)Funderburk, Bethanie (7)Williamson, Kylie % - Great Western Shootout (Las Vegas, NV) # - GLVC Tournament (Springfield, IL) ! - NCAA D-II Midwest Regional (Ashland, OH) * - Great Lakes Valley Conference game bold indicates season high

TEAM STATISTICS DRURY OPP SCORING 1854 1729 Points per game 66.2 61.8 Scoring margin +4.5 - FIELD GOALS-ATT 637-1524 641-1537 Field goal pct. .418 .417 3 POINT FG-ATT 161-458 154-491 3-point FG pct. .352 .314 3-pt FG made per game 5.8 5.5 FREE THROWS-ATT 419-565 293-421 Free throw pct. .742 .696 FT made per game 15.0 10.5 REBOUNDS 1021 914 Rebounds per game 36.5 32.6 Rebounding margin +3.8 -

ASSISTS 384 375 Assists per game 13.7 13.4 TURNOVERS 531 534 Turnovers per game 19.0 19.1 Turnover margin +0.1 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.7 0.7 STEALS 249 237 Steals per game 8.9 8.5 BLOCKS 39 69 Blocks per game 1.4 2.5 ATTENDANCE 19229 10949 Home games-Avg/Game 12-1602 12-878 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 4-103

2011-12 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

2011-12 DRURY & OPPONENT TEAM STATISTICS

KASSIE WALKER


2011-12 statistics

## SUMMARY GP-GS Min FG% 3PT% FT% R/G A/G STL BLK PTS/G

24 Funderburk, Bethanie 28-28 29.8 .405 .310 .870 3.7 1.5 41 2 15.5

10 Pritchard, Katie 27-25 27.0 .435 .492 .786 1.8 1.8 29 1 11.0

12 Groose, Erica 28-27 17.8 .510 .000 .800 4.4 0.9 15 8 7.6

32 Carroll, Casey 28-3 17.7 .441 .317 .783 3.0 1.3 19 4 5.9

30 Bracker, Abby 28-27 22.4 .364 .143 .655 5.6 1.8 38 16 4.7

21 Walker, Kassie 28-26 26.8 .360 .267 .653 3.5 3.0 47 0 4.4

34 Plemmons, Jane Sara 28-1 11.8 .418 .286 .822 2.5 0.8 5 0 4.3

22 Williamson, Kylie 28-1 12.9 .366 .667 .778 2.9 0.4 9 1 3.7

04 Owens, Consuelo 18-1 15.4 .436 .333 .462 1.3 1.5 9 1 3.6

40 Gray, Emilie 24-0 6.5 .420 .000 .656 1.3 0.2 8 3 2.6

44 Shields, Sanayika 25-0 8.4 .446 .000 .448 1.4 0.4 12 2 2.5

23 McCurry, Lauren 16-0 5.1 .462 .444 .000 0.7 0.1 4 1 2.0

11 Gibbons, Amanda 4-0 9.8 .400 .000 .333 1.0 2.5 3 0 1.3

33 White, Shelby 22-0 5.4 .474 .000 1.000 1.0 0.4 7 0 0.9

25 Cline, Emily 17-1 4.2 .200 .000 .647 0.5 0.2 0 0 0.8

14 Allen, Amanda 9-0 2.2 .500 .000 .750 0.2 0.1 0 0 0.6

05 Harold, Katie 11-0 2.1 .000 .000 1.000 0.0 0.1 3 0 0.2

TM TEAM 28-0 0.0 .000 .000 .000 4.4 0.0 0 0 0.0

Total............... 28 .418 .352 .742 36.5 13.7 249 39 66.2 Opponents........... 28 .417 .314 .696 32.6 13.4 237 69 61.8

SCORING REBOUNDS

NAME FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3PT% FT-FTA FT% PTS MIN OFF DEF TOT PF FO A TO A/TO HI

Funderburk, Bethanie 151-373 .405 52-168 .310 80-92 .870 434 833 39 65 104 51 0 41 92 0.4 37

Pritchard, Katie 107-246 .435 60-122 .492 22-28 .786 296 729 15 34 49 21 0 48 53 0.9 23

Groose, Erica 74-145 .510 0-1 .000 64-80 .800 212 499 48 74 122 42 0 26 46 0.6 20

Carroll, Casey 52-118 .441 13-41 .317 47-60 .783 164 495 26 57 83 57 1 36 42 0.9 16

Bracker, Abby 47-129 .364 2-14 .143 36-55 .655 132 627 53 103 156 47 0 50 49 1.0 18

Walker, Kassie 40-111 .360 12-45 .267 32-49 .653 124 751 27 71 98 40 0 85 67 1.3 14

Plemmons, Sara Jane 41-98 .418 2-7 .286 37-45 .822 121 331 20 51 71 43 0 22 37 0.6 12

Williamson, Kylie 30-82 .366 2-3 .667 42-54 .778 104 362 30 51 81 42 1 10 35 0.3 12

Owens, Consuelo 24-55 .436 10-30 .333 6-13 .462 64 277 6 17 23 25 0 27 19 1.4 16

Gray, Emilie 21-50 .420 0-1 .000 21-32 .656 63 157 14 17 31 28 0 4 24 0.2 10

Shields, Sanayika 25-56 .446 0-1 .000 13-29 .448 63 209 13 21 34 29 1 9 18 0.5 11

McCurry, Lauren 12-26 .462 8-18 .444 0-0 .000 32 82 4 7 11 2 0 2 3 0.7 14

Gibbons, Amanda 2-5 .400 0-2 .000 1-3 .333 5 39 0 4 4 7 0 10 12 0.8 3

White, Shelby 9-19 .474 0-2 .000 2-2 1.000 20 119 6 15 21 8 0 9 10 0.9 8

Cline, Emily 1-5 .200 0-0 .000 11-17 .647 13 71 0 9 9 7 0 3 7 0.4 4

Allen, Amanda 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 3-4 .750 5 20 1 1 2 2 0 1 2 0.5 2

Harold, Katie 0-4 .000 0-3 .000 2-2 1.000 2 23 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 0.5 2

Total 637-1524 .418 161-458 .352 419-565 .742 1854 5624 351 670 1021 452 3 384 531 0.7 100Opponents 641-1537 .417 154-491 .314 293-421 .696 1729 5626 302 612 914 514 - 375 534 0.7 96

score By Periods: 1st 2nd ot total Team Totals 869 976 9 1854 Opponents 787 934 8 1729

RECoRD: ovERALL HoME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES (20-8) (11-1) (8-4) (1-3)CONFERENCE (15-3) (8-1) (7-2) (0-0)NON-CONFERENCE (5-5) (3-0) (1-2) (1-3)

ERICA gROOSE

2011-12 DRURY INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

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postseason recordsNCAA D-II TOURNAMENT INDIVIDUAL HONORS & DU RECORDS

2007 Great laKes reGional romeoVille, ill.-neil carey arenaall-tournament teamBecky Flippin, Most Outstanding Player, DruryMolly Carter Drury

2006 Great laKes reGional sPrinGField, mo.-Weiser Gymall-tournament teamAmanda Newton DruryAllison Regier Drury

2004 ncaa-ii elite eiGHtst. josePH, mo - all-tournament teamJill Curry DruryAmanda Newton DruryKara Rutledge DrurySara McKinney California, Pa.Megan Storck, MVP Caifornia, Pa.

2004 soutH central reGionalsPrinGField, mo.-Weiser Gymall-tournament teamHope Hunt Drury

Amanda Newton, MVP DruryAllison Regier DruryKara Rutledge DruryRikki Hall Northeasern State (Okla.)Juwanna Rivers Washburn

MoST PoINTS IN A PoSTSEASoN gAMEbY A DRURY PLAYER31, Kara Rutledge vs. Abilene Christian (Texas) (3/11/05)26, Allison Regier vs. Grand Valley State (Mich.) (3/13/06)26, Kara Rutledge vs. Seattle Pacific (Wash.) (3/24/04)25, Allison Regier vs. Northeastern State (Okla.) (3/15/04)24, Lindsay Ballweg vs. Bellarmine (Ky.) (3/14/08)24, Allison Regier vs. Quincy (Ill.) (3/10/06)

MoST REboUNDS IN A PoSTSEASoN gAMEbY A DRURY PLAYER21, Amanda Newton vs. Missouri Western (3/12/04)20, Amanda Newton vs. Emporia State (Kan.) (3/12/05)14, Erica Groose vs. Southern Indiana (3/12/10)14, Amanda Newton vs. Henderson State (Ark.) (3/25/04)

all-time Postseason DRURY LEADINg SCoRERS1. Amanda Newton 14 games, 214pts. (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006)2. Kara Rutledge 14 games, 194 pts. (2003, 2004, 2005, 2006)3. Molly Carter 11 games, 136 pts. (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)4. Hope Hunt 11 games, 132 pts. (2003, 2004, 2005)5. Jill Curry 9 games, 125 pts. (2003, 2004)

2012 NCAA Division II National TournamentFerris State 74, Drury 56 (1st round)

2011 NCAA Division II National TournamentDrury 67, Grand Valley State (Mich.) 60 (1st round)

Michigan Tech 70, Drury 51 (2nd round)

2010 NCAA Division II National TournamentDrury 71, Southern Indiana 48 (1st round)

Drury 59, Northern Michigan 51 (2nd round)

Michigan Tech 84, Drury 68 (Sweet 16)

2009 NCAA Division II National TournamentQuincy 66, Drury 56 (1st round)

2008 NCAA Division II National TournamentDrury 80, Bellarmine 70 (1st round)

Northern Kentucky 84, Drury 65 (2nd round)

2007 NCAA Division II National TournamentDrury 76, So.Illinois-Edwardsville 61 (1st round)

Drury 67, Lewis (Ill.) 62 (2nd round)

Drury 79, Ferris State (Mich.) 69 (Sweet 16)

Southern Connecticut State 74, Drury 54 (Elite 8)

2006 NCAA Division II National TournamentDrury 75, Quincy (Ill.) 52 (1st round)

Drury 85, Lewis (Ill.) 68 (2nd round)

Grand Valley State (Mich.) 91, Drury 76 (Sweet 16)

2005 NCAA Division II National TournamentDrury 112, Abilene Christian (Tx.) 75 (1st round)

Emporia State (Kan.) 78, Drury 71 (2nd round)

2004 NCAA Division II National TournamentDrury 74, Missouri Western 57 (1st round)

Drury 67, Washburn (Kan.) 55 (2nd round)

Drury 81, Northeastern State (Okla.) 63 (Sweet 16)

Drury 94, Seattle Pacific (Wash.) 83 (Elite 8)

Drury 82, Henderson State (Ark.) 70 (Final Four)

California U. of Pennsylvania (Pa.) 75, Drury 72

(NCAA D-II National Championship)

2003 NCAA Division II National TournamentDrury 73, Northeastern State (Okla.) 63 (1st round)

Drury 63, Angelo State (Tx.) 56 (2nd round)

Washburn (Kan.) 87, Drury 71 (Sweet 16)

ALL-TIME NATIONAL TOURNAMENT RECORD: 16-8

DRURY IN THE POSTSEASON NCAA D-II NATIONAL TOURNAMENT

MELANIE OLIVER



postseason honors

ncaa d-ii Bulletin all-FresHman teamBethanie Funderburk 2011 WbCA & STATE FARM CoACHES ASSoCIATIoN HoNoRAbLE mention all-americanLindsay Ballweg 2010

ncaa d-ii Bulletin tHird team all-americanMolly Carter 2008

ncaa-ii KodaK all-americanAmanda Newton 2006

ncaa d-ii Bulletin First team all-americanAmanda Newton 2005

ncaa-ii Bulletin HonoraBle mention team all-americanHope Hunt 2005

daKtronics d-ii all-AMERICANAmanda Newton 2005

ncaa-ii WBca/KodaK all-AMERICANAmanda Newton 2005

ncaa-ii WBca/KodaK all-AMERICANAmanda Newton 2004

ncaa d-ii Bulletin second team all-americanAmanda Newton 2004

ncaa d-ii Bulletin HonoraBle mention all-AMERICANHope Hunt 2004

DRURY ALL-AMERICANS

GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE2011-12Bethanie Funderburk First TeamKatie Pritchard First TeamAbby Bracker All-DefensiveErica Groose All-Defensive

2010-11Ja'Nell Jones First TeamBethanie Funderburk Third TeamBethanie Funderburk

Freshman of the Year 2009-10Lindsay Ballweg First TeamJa'Nell Jones Third TeamKatie Pritchard Third Team

2008-09Lindsay Ballweg First TeamMelanie Oliver Third Team

2007-08Molly Carter First TeamMolly Carter Player of the YearLindsay Ballweg Third TeamMelanie Oliver Third TeamSteve Harold Coach of the Year

2006-07Molly Carter First TeamBecky Flippin Honorable Mention

2005-06Amanda Newton First TeamKara Rutledge First TeamAllison Regier Second TeamMolly Carter Honorable Mention

HEARTLAND CONFERENCE 2004-05Amanda Newton Player of the Year

Molly Carter Freshman of the YearAmanda Newton First TeamHope Hunt First TeamKara Rutledge First TeamEafton Hill Second TeamMolly Carter Honorable Mention

2003-04Hope Hunt Player of the YearAllison Regier Newcomer of the YearNyla Milleson Coach of the YearHope Hunt First TeamJill Curry First TeamAmanda Newton First TeamKara Rutledge Second Team

2002-03Jill Curry Player of the YearKara Rutledge Freshman of the Year

Magen Brunson First TeamJill Curry First TeamCarrie Colwell Second TeamKara Rutledge Second TeamAmanda Newton Hon. Mention

2001-02Magen Brunson First TeamJill Curry First TeamStacy West Second Team

2000-01Alison Coday Player of the YearNyla Milleson Coach of the YearAlison Coday First TeamJill Curry First TeamStacy West First Team

ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS (GREAT LAKES VALLEY/HEARTLAND)

HOPE HUNT

daKtronics all-Great laKes REgIoN SECoND TEAMBethanie Funderburk 2012

daKtronics all-Great laKes REgIoN FIRST TEAMLindsay Ballweg 2010

daKtronics all-Great laKes REgIoN FIRST TEAMMolly Carter 2008

WbCA gREAT LAKES REgIoN FIRST TEAMMolly Carter 2008

daKtronics all-reGion FIRST TEAMAmanda Newton 2006

daKtronics all-reGion SECoND TEAMKara Rutledge 2006

KodaK/WBca reGion 4 all-american FinalistsAmanda Newton 2006Kara Rutledge 2006

ALL-REGION HONORS (GREAT LAKES/MIDwEST REGION)


first ever / opponents

PROGRAM FIRSTSFirst game: Cameron vs. Drury John Lance Arena

(Kitchen Pass/Super 8 Tipoff Classic) at Pittsburg, Kan., 6 pm tip, November 17, 2000

Halftime Score: Cameron 30, Drury 25Final Score: Cameron 70, Drury 66

First Points: Sara Stratton, at 17:36 in first halfFirst Shot Attempt: Stacy West at 19:56First three-Pointer attempted: Sara StrattonFirst Defensive and First Rebound: Stacy WestFirst offensive Rebound: Sara StrattonFirst Turnover: Stacy WestFirst Steal: Hope HuntFirst Assist: Hope HuntFirst Foul: Alison CodayFirst Made Three Pointer: Stacy WestFirst Made and Missed Free Throw: Stacy WestFirst block: Magen BrunsonLeading Scorer: Magen Brunson, 17Leading Rebounder: Stacy West, 8Starting Lineup: Stacy West, Hope Hunt, Sara

Stratton, Carrie Colwell and Alison Coday

WEISER GYM FIRSTSFirst game: Missouri Southern vs. Drury,

November 28, 2000Halftime Score: Missouri Southern 35, Drury 30Final Score: Missouri Southern 79, Drury 78

First Jump ball: won by DruryFirst Shot Attempt: Stacy West 19:53First Attempted / Made Free Throw: Hope HuntFirst Foul: Briana FieldsFirst attempted / made 3-Pointer: Carrie ColwellFirst Assist: Hope HuntFirst block: Alison CodayLeading Scorer: Alison Coday, 17Leading Rebounder: Alison Coday, 16Starting Lineup: Carrie Colwell, Stacy West, Hope

Hunt, Courtney Brent and Alison Coday

O'REILLY FAMILY EVENT CENTER FIRSTSFirst game: Northeastern State, November 13,

2010Halftime Score: Northeastern State 25, Drury 16Final Score: Northeastern State 52, Drury 39

First Jump ball: won by DruryFirst Points: Kassie Walker, at 19:48 mark of first

half on three pointer.First Shot: Kassie Walker at 19:48First Three Pointer Attempted: Kassie WalkerFirst Defensive and First Rebound: Kassie WalkerFirst offensive Rebound: Sara Jane PlemmonsFirst Turnover: Bethanie FunderburkFirst Steal: Erica GrooseFirst Assist: Ja'Nell JonesFirst Foul: Sara Jane PlemmonsFirst made three-pointer: Kassie WalkerFirst Made Free Throw: Sara Jane PlemmonsFirst Missed Free Throw: Bethanie FunderburkFirst block: Bethanie FunderburkLeading Scorer: Sara Jane Plemmons, 10Leading Rebounder: Sara Jane Plemmons, 9Starting Lineup: Erica Groose, Kassie Walker,

Ja'Nell Jones, Bethanie Funderburk and Sara Jane Plemmons

DRURY LADY PANTHER FIRST MILESTONES

Abilene Christian University (Texas) 2-0Adams State College (Colo.) 1-1Angelo State University (Texas) 2-0University of Arkansas-Ft. Smith 2-0University of Arkansas-Monticello 1-0Arkansas Tech University 0-3Assumption College (Mass.) 1-0Bellarmine University (Ky.) 7-1California State University-Monterey Bay 1-0California University of Pennsylvania 0-1California State University-San Bernardino 1-0University of California San Diego 0-1Cameron University (Okla.) 1-1University of Central Arkansas 3-0Central Methodist University (Mo.) 3-0University of Central Missouri 2-2University of Central Oklahoma 1-0Central Washington University 1-0Chaminade University (Hawaii) 1-0Christian Brothers University (Tenn.) 2-0Colorado State University Pueblo 1-0Concordia University-St. Paul (Minn.) 1-0Emporia State University (Kan.) 0-1Evangel University (Mo.) 1-0Ferris State University (Mich.) 2-3University of Findlay (Ohio) 1-0Fort Hays State University (Kan.) 1-0Gannon University (Pa.) 1-0Grand Valley State University (Mich.) 4-2Harding University (Ark.) 0-1Harris-Stowe State University (Mo.) 3-0Hawaii Pacific University 1-0Henderson State University (Ark.) 4-0Hillsdale College (Mich.) 1-0

university of illinois-springfield 4-0University of the Incarnate Word (Texas) 13-0university of indianapolis (ind.) 5-3Kentucky Wesleyan College 8-1lewis university (ill.) 7-5Lincoln University (Mo.) 12-0Lindenwood University (Mo.) 1-0Lyon College (Ark.) 1-0Mansfield University (Pa.) 2-0maryville university (mo.) 7-0University of Massachusetts-Lowell 1-0McKendree University (Ill.) 1-0Merrimack College (Mass.) 1-0Michigan Tech University 0-2Midwestern State University (Texas) 1-0University of Minnesota-Duluth 1-0Minnesota State University-Mankato 1-0Missouri Baptist University 2-0univ. of missouri science and technology 14-2university of missouri-st. louis 17-0missouri southern state university 0-2Missouri Western State University 2-0University of Nebraska-Kearney 1-0Newman University (Kan.) 1-0Northern Kentucky University 6-5University of North Dakota 1-0University of North Florida 1-0northeastern state university (okla.) 7-4Northern Michigan University 1-0Oakland City University (Ind.) 5-0Oral Roberts University (Okla.) 0-1Ouachita Baptist University (Ark.) 1-0Panhandle State University (Okla.) 9-0Pittsburg State University (Kan.) 4-1

Quincy university (ill.) 9-7rockhurst university (mo.) 23-1Saginaw Valley State University (Mich.) 2-0saint joseph's college (ind.) 7-0Seattle Pacific University (Wash.) 1-0Southern Connecticut State University 0-1Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville 7-0University of Southern Indiana 9-3University of South Dakota 1-0Southeastern Oklahoma State University 1-0southwest Baptist university (mo.) 3-1Southwestern Oklahoma State University 1-0St. Edward's University (Texas) 9-1St. Martin's College (Wash.) 1-0St. Mary's University (Texas) 7-4University of Tampa (Fla.) 0-1Texas A&M University-Commerce 3-0Texas Wesleyan University 1-1Tiffin University (Ohio) 1-0Truman State University (Mo.) 6-0Washburn university (Kan.) 3-8Western Washington University 0-1University of West Florida 2-0West Texas A&M University 2-1William jewell college (mo.) 3-0university of Wisconsin-Parkside 6-2

PROGRAM'S OVERALL RECORD: 12 YEARS, 300-75 RECORD/.800 WINNING PCT.

2012-13 opponents in boldnorthwestern oklahoma state, union (tenn.),

Barry (Fla.) and northwood (Fla.) are first-time opponents this season

DRURY LADY PANTHER ALL-TIME VERSUS OPPONENTS


team records

GAMES PLAYED AND WON-LOST RECORDS

all-time Won-lost record: (375 games) 300-75, .800

Most games Played, Season: 38; 2003-04 (36-2)

Fewest games Played, Season: 26; 2000-01 (20-6)

Most games Won, Season: 36; 2003-04 (lost 2)

Fewest games Lost Season: 2; 2003-04 (won 36) 2; 2004-05 (won 29)

Most Home games Played, Season: 18; 2003-04 & 2007-08

Most Road games Played, Season: 13; 2005-06, 2006-07 & 2009-10

Most Consecutive games Won, Season: 30; 2003-04

Most Consecutive games Lost, Season: 3; 2001-02, 2006-07 & 2010-11

Most Consecutive Home games Won: 21; 2003-04, from 11/7/03 vs. Central Arkansas to 11/22/04 vs. Central Methodist

Most Consecutive Home games Won, Season: 18; 2003-04

best Winning Percentage, Season: 94.7, 2003-04 (36-2)

SCORING RECORDSMost Points, Season: 3,201, 2003-

04Fewest Points Season: 1854, 2011-

12Most Points, game: 114; vs.

Rockhurst, Feb. 17, 2005, 114-49Fewest Points game: 37 vs.

Northeastern State, Dec. 10, 2011Highest Scoring Average, Season:

85.0; 2004-05Highest Average Margin of victory:

28.4; 2003-04greatest Margin of victory, game:

73; vs. Central Methodist, Nov. 22, 2004 (108-35)

greatest Margin of Defeat, game: 23; vs. Texas Wesleyan, Jan. 11, 2001

FIELD GOAL RECORDSMost Field goals, Season: 1,157;

2003-04Fewest Field goals, Season: 637,

2011-12best Field goal Percentage, Season:

478; 2003-04 (1,157-2,419)Lowest Field goal Percentage,

Season: 41.7%, 2006-07Most Field goals Attempted, Season:

2419, 2003-04Fewest Field goals Attempted,

Season: 1524, 2011-12Most Field goals, game: 45 vs.

Central Methodist, Nov. 22, 2005 (108-35)

Fewest Field goals, game: 13 vs. Tampa, Nov. 28, 2008

best Field goal Percentage, game: 60.4% vs. Rockhurst, Jan. 19, 2008

Lowest Field goal Percentage, game: 27.5% vs. Northeastern State, Nov. 13, 2010 (14-51)

Most Field goals Attempted, game: 86 at Quincy, Jan. 22, 2011

Fewest Field goals Attempted, game: 37 vs. Texas Wesleyan, Jan. 11, 2001 (19-37)

FREE THROW SHOOTING RECORDSMost Free Throws Made, Season:

603; 2003-04Fewest Free Throws Made Season:

367, 2001-02 Best Free Throw Percentage, Season: 77.1; 2003-04

Lowest Free Throw Percentage, Season: 72.0%, 2000-01 Most Free Throws Attempted, Season: 782; 2003-04

Fewest Free Throws Attempted, Season: 505, 2001-02

Most Free Throws Made, game: 32 vs. at Missouri-St. Louis, Feb. 13, 2010

Fewest Free Throws Made, game: 4 at Quincy, Jan. 22, 2011 & 4 vs. Lincoln, Feb. 20, 2003

best Free Throw Percentage, game: 1.000 (17-17); vs. Missouri Southern, Nov. 28, 2000 & 1.000 (14-14); vs. Northern Kentucky, March 9, 2008

Lowest Free Throw Percentage, game: 42.9% vs. St. Mary's, Jan. 19, 2001

Most Free Throws Attempted game: 41 vs. Missouri-St. Louis, Feb. 10, 2010& vs.Missouri-St. Louis, Feb. 9, 2008 & 41 vs. Rockhurst, Feb. 19, 2009

Fewest Free Throws Attempted, game: 4 vs. Lincoln, Feb. 20, 2003

THREE-POINT SHOOTING RECORDSmost 3 Pt. Field Goals made,

Season: 284; 2003-04Fewest 3 Pt. Field Goals made,

Season: 152, 2000-01most 3 Pt. Field Goals attempted,

Season: 761; 2003-04Fewest 3 Pt. Field Goals attempted,

Season: 407, 2000-01Best 3 Pt. Field Goal Percentage,

Season: 45.3%, 2009-10 (243-536)

lowest 3 Pt. Field Goal Percentage, Season: 32.4%, 2006-07

most 3 Pt. Field Goals attempted, game: 31; vs. Panhandle State, Jan. 8, 2004 & Dec. 18, 2003 vs. Cal. State Monterey Bay in Kona, Hawaii

most 3 Pt. Field Goals made, Game: 14; vs. Missouri-St. Louis, Dec. 1, 2011; vs. Missouri Western, Nov. 21, 2009; at Saint Joseph's, Dec. 3, 2009

Fewest 3 Pt. Field Goals made, game: 0 at Washburn, Nov. 23, 2010 (0-12); vs. Rockhurst, Jan. 27, 2001 (0-8)

Best 3 Pt. Field Goal Percentage, game: 78.6%, (11-14) vs. Quincy, Dec. 8, 2005

lowest 3 Pt. Field Goal Percentage, game: .000 at Washburn, Nov. 23, 2010 (0-12) & .000 vs. Rockhurst, Jan. 27, 2001 (0-8)

Fewest 3 Pt. Field Goals attempted, game: 2 vs. Minnesota-Duluth, Nov. 5, 2005

REBOUNDING RECORDSMost Rebounds, Season: 1,526;

2003-04Fewest Rebounds, Season: 1012,

2008-09Highest Rebound Average, Season:

42.2; 2004-05

Highest Rebound Margin, Season: +8.1; 2003-04

Most Rebounds, game: 56; vs. Panhandle State, Feb. 6, 2003; vs. St. Edward's, Jan. 22, 2005; vs. Harris Stowe, Nov. 20, 2005; vs. Quincy, Feb. 28, 2010

Fewest Rebounds, game: 20, vs. UC-San Diego, Dec. 20, 2008

BLOCK RECORDSMost blocks, Season: 101, 2003-04Fewest blocks, Season: 39, 2011-

12Most blocks, game: 10; vs.

Missouri-St. Louis, Feb. 13, 2010 & vs. Northern Kentucky, March 9, 2008

PERSONAL FOUL RECORDSMost Personal Fouls, Season: 644;

2003-04Fewest Personal Fouls, Season:

452, 2011-12Most Personal Fouls, game: 31; at

Northeastern State, Nov. 25, 2003Fewest Personal Fouls, game: 8 vs.

William Jewell, Jan. 26, 2012; vs. Lewis, March 6, 2010; vs. Lincoln, Feb. 20, 2003

STEAL RECORDSMost Steals, game: vs. Rockhurst,

Feb. 17, 2005, 33 stealsMost Steals, Season: 539, 2003-04Fewest Steals, Season: 212, 2000-

01

TURNOVER RECORDSMost Turnovers, Season: 651, 2003-

04Fewest Turnovers, Season: 427,

2000-01Fewest Turnovers, game: 6 vs.

Northern Kentucky, March 3, 2007 & vs. Washburn, Dec, 11, 2004

Most Turnovers Forced, Season: 911, 2003-04

Fewest Turnovers Forced, Season: 512, 2006-07

Most Turnovers Forced, game: 40, Rockhurst, Jan. 19, 2005

Most Turnovers by Drury, game: 33, vs. Missouri S&T, Feb. 7, 2008

ASSIST RECORDSMost Assists, Season: 696, 2003-

04Fewest Assists, Season: 384, 2011-

12Most Assists, game: 30 vs. Central

Methodist, Dec. 11, 2003; vs. Cal. State-Monterey Bay, Dec. 18, 2003; vs. SIU-Edwardsivlle, Feb. 28, 2008

Fewest Assists, game: 3, vs. Northeastern State, Dec. 20, 2004

DRURY LADY PANTHER TEAM RECORDS

MOLLY CARTER

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individual recordsCAREER POINTS 1. Amanda Newton (2002-06) 18152. Molly Carter (2004-08) 15703. Kara Rutledge (2002-06) 15294. Jill Curry (2000-04) 15235. Lindsay Ballweg (2007-10) 15026. Hope Hunt (2000-05) 13507. Magen Brunson ( 2000-04) 11848. Melanie Oliver (2007-10) 11819. Katie Pritchard (2008-pres) 114710. Allison Regier (2003-06) 1114

REBOUNDS1. Melanie Oliver (2007-10) 8122. Amanda Newton (2002-06) 7933. Jill Curry (2000-04) 7854. Caitlin Shouse (2007-10) 6395. Kara Rutledge (2002-06) 5356. Erica Groose (2008-12) 5287. Amy Belew (2002-06) 3938. Hope Hunt (2000-05) 3919. Sara Bos (2006-09) 39010. Molly Carter (2004-08) 372

ASSISTS1. Kara Rutledge (2002-06) 4742. Molly Carter (2004-08) 4393. Ja'Nell Jones (2007-10) 4344. Hope Hunt (2000-05) 3375. Jill Curry (2000-04) 2696. Magen Brunson (2000-04) 2547. Becky Flippin (2005-08) 2538. Katie Pritchard (2008-pres) 2359. Lindsay Ballweg (2007-10) 22410. Hannah Carter (2006-09) 217

STEALS1. Kara Rutledge (2002-06) 4232. Molly Carter (2004-08) 4073. Hope Hunt (2000-05) 2944. Melanie Oliver (2007-10) 1885. Allison Regier (2003-06) 1766. Ja'Nell Jones (2007-10) 157tie Magen Brunson (2000-04) 1578. Amanda Newton (2002-06) 1509. Becky Flippin (2005-08) 14610. Jill Curry (2000-04) 128

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE1. Hope Hunt (2000-05) 2132. Katie Pritchard (2008-pres) 2013. Lindsay Ballweg (2007-10) 1984. Carrie Colwell (2000-03) 1815. Magen Brunson (2000-04) 1576. Allison Regier (2003-06) 1567. Kara Rutledge (2002-06) 1508. Beth. Funderburk (2010-pres) 1279. Molly Carter (2004-08) 12210. Becky Flippin (2005-08) 109

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1. Katie Pritchard (2008-pres) 45.6%2. Lindsay Ballweg (2007-10) 43.9%3. Sara Stratton (2000-04) 42.2%4. Hope Hunt (2000-05) 41.5%5. Ja'Nell Jones (2007-10) 40.7%6. Amanda Newton (2002-06) 39.0%7. Allison Regier (2003-06) 38.3%8. Carrie Colwell (2000-03) 38.2%9. Kara Rutledge (2002-06) 38.1%10. Stacy West (2000-02) 37.4%

POINTS 1. Lindsay Ballweg (2009-10) 6442. Amanda Newton (2003-04) 5443. Molly Carter (2006-07) 5244. Hope Hunt (2003-04) 5165. Katie Pritchard (2009-10) 5016. Bethanie Funderburk (2010-11) 4777. Molly Carter (2007-08) 4738. Allison Regier (2005-06) 4659. Amanda Newton (2004-05) 45810. Becky Flippin (2006-07) 451

REBOUNDS1. Melanie Oliver (2009-10) 3112. Melanie Oliver (2007-08) 2553. Amanda Newton (2003-04) 2474. Melanie Oliver (2008-09) 2465. Jill Curry (2003-04) 2356. Eafton Hill (2004-05) 2237. Caitlin Shouse (2009-10) 2168. Jill Curry (2002-03) 2139. Alison Coday (2000-01) 20710. Amanda Newton (2005-06) 200

ASSISTS1. Ja'Nell Jones (2009-10) 1672. Ja'Nell Jones (2010-11) 1303. Molly Carter (2007-08) 1294. Becky Flippin (2006-07) 124tie Kara Rutledge (2005-06) 1246. Molly Carter (2006-07) 1177. Kara Rutledge (2004-05) 1168. Katie Pritchard (2009-10) 1149. Molly Carter (2004-05) 10410. Lindsay Ballweg (2009-10) 103

STEALS1. Kara Rutledge (2003-04) 1332. Hope Hunt (2003-04) 1273. Molly Carter (2007-08) 1144. Kara Rutledge (2004-05) 1085. Kara Rutledge (2002-03) 1056. Molly Carter (2004-05) 997. Molly Carter (2006-07) 988. Molly Carter (2005-06) 96Jill Curry (2003-04) 9610. Kara Rutledge (2005-06) 88

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Lindsay Ballweg (2009-10) 1122. Katie Pritchard (2009-10) 933. Hope Hunt (2003-04) 794. Bethanie Funderburk (2010-11) 755. Lindsay Ballweg (2008-09) 666. Carrie Colwell (2001-02) 647. Carrie Colwell (2002-03) 628. Katie Pritchard (2011-12) 609. Allison Regier (2005-06) 5910. Becky Flippin (2006-07) 55

SEASONGAMES PLAYEDMost games Played, Career:

134, Amanda Newton and Kara Rutledge, 2002-06

Most Drury victories Played In, Career: 122, Amanda Newton and Kara Rutledge (2002-06)

Most Drury games Started: 134; Kara Rutledge, 2002-06

SCORINGMost Points, Freshman Season:

477; Bethanie Funderburk, 2010-11

Most Points, game: 37, Bethanie Funderburk vs. Missouri-St. Louis, Dec. 1, 2011; Eafton Hill, vs. Rockhurst, Feb. 17, 2005

FIELD GOALSMost Field goals, Career: 684;

Amanda Newton (2002-06)Most Field goals, Season: 226;

Lindsay Ballweg, 2009-10Most Field goals, game: 14,

Bethanie Funderburk vs. Missouri-St. Louis, Dec. 1, 2011; Eafton Hill vs. Rockhurst, Feb. 17, 2005; Eafton Hill vs. West Florida, Dec. 4, 2004 at Islamorada, Florida

best Field goal Percentage, Career: 54.6; Amanda Newton (2002-06)

best Field goal Percentage, Season: 56.1; Alison Coday, 2000-01

best Field goal Percentage, game: .750; Jill Curry (12-16) at West Palm Beach, Florida vs. Tiffin University, Dec. 20, 2001 (Minimum 10 attempts)

THREE-POINT SHOOTINGmost 3-Pt. Field Goals attempted,

Career: 472; Carrie Colwell, 2000-03

most 3-Pt. Field Goals attempted, Season: 224; Lindsay Ballweg, 2009-10

most 3-Pt. Field Goals attempted, game: 13; Bethanie Funderburk vs. Missouri-St. Louis, Dec. 1, 2011

most 3-Pt. Field Goals made, game: 7; Bethanie Funderburk vs. Missouri-St. Louis, Dec. 1, 2011; Lindsay Ballweg at Saint Joseph's, December 3, 2009; Katie Pritchard vs. Hawaii Pacific, December 18, 2009; Lindsay Ballweg vs. Missouri S&T, Dec. 6, 2008

FREE THROW SHOOTINGMost Free Throws Made, Career:

385; Amanda Newton, 2002-06Most Free Throws Made, Season:

149; Molly Carter, 2006-07

Most Free Throws Made, game: 13; Jill Curry, vs. St. Edward's, Jan. 13, 2001

best Free Throw Percentage, game: 1.000 (12-12); Amanda Newton, vs. Concordia-St. Paul, Dec. 2, 2004; (11-11); Jill Curry, vs. Northeastern State, March 14, 2003; (10-10) Bethanie Funderburk vs. Northern Kentucky, Jan. 14, 2012; (10-10) Amanda Newton, vs. Grand Valley State, Nov. 19, 2005

Most Consecutive Free Throws Made: 42; Bethanie Funderburk, 2010-11

best Free Throw Percentage, Season: 90.4 (66-73); Katie Pritchard, 2009-10

best Free Throw Percentage, Career: 88.6; Lindsay Ballweg (2007-10)

REBOUNDINGMost Rebounds, game: 22,

Melanie Oliver, 2009-10 at Indianapolis, Febraury 6, 2010

BLOCKSMost blocks, Career: 89; Jill Curry,

2000-04Most blocks, Season: 55; Eafton

Hill, 2004-05Most blocks game: 5, Abby

Bracker, at Maryville, Feb. 9, 2012; Eafton Hill, vs. Lincoln, Feb. 26, 2005; Eafton Hill vs. Missouri Baptist, Jan. 27, 2005

PERSONAL FOULSMost Personal Fouls, Career: 389;

Amanda Newton (2002-06)Most Personal Fouls, Season:

106; Amanda Newton, 2003-04

ASSISTSMost Assists, game: 11; Ja'Nell

Jones vs. Hawaii Pacific, Dec. 18, 2009; Courtney Brent at St. Edward's, Jan. 13, 2001

STEALS/TURNOVERSMost Steals, game: 10; Kara

Rutledge vs. Lincoln, March. 3, 2004; Molly Carter vs. Lincoln, March 2, 2005; Molly Carter vs. Rockhurst, Jan. 17, 2005

Most Turnovers, game: 10, Ja'Nell Jones at Misouri-St. Louis, February 10, 2011; Molly Carter vs. Saginaw Valley State, Dec. 28, 2006

CAREER, SEASON & GAME



opponent recordsDRURY OPPONENT CAREER, SEASON AND GAME TEAM RECORDS

KARA RUTLEDgE

POINTSMost Points, Season: 2,121, 2003-

04Fewest Points, Season: 1,630, 2001-

02Most Points, game: 96, Quincy,

60-96, Jan. 19, 2012Fewest Points, game: 35, Central

Methodist, Nov. 22, 2004

STEALSMost Steals, game: 17, William

Jewell, Jan. 26, 2012Most Steals, Season: 297, 2003-04

BLOCKSMost blocks, Season: 99, 2002-03Most blocks, game: 12, Lincoln, Feb.

20, 2003

TURNOVERSFewest Turnovers, game: 10,

Michigan Tech, March 12, 2011; Northern Kentucky, March 5, 2006

Most Turnovers, game: 40, Rockhurst, Jan. 19, 2005

ASSISTSMost Assists, Season: 519, 2001-02Fewest Assists, Season: 343, 2004-

05Most Assists, game: 24, at Quincy,

Jan. 19, 2012; Quincy, Jan. 22, 2011

Fewest Assists, game: 3, Christian Brothers, Jan. 3, 2003; Maryville, Dec. 4, 2008

PERSONAL FOULSMost Personal Fouls, Season: 655,

2003-04

Fewest Personal Fouls, Season: 476, 2001-02

Most Personal Fouls, game: 28, Missouri-St. Louis, Jan. 29, 2011; Emporia State, March 12, 2005; Incarnate Word Jan. 18, 2003; Central Missouri State, Nov. 17, 2001; Southern Indiana, Feb. 9, 2006

Fewest Personal Fouls, game: 6, Lincoln, Feb. 20, 2003

REBOUNDINGHighest Rebound Average, Season:

36.7, 2000-01Lowest Rebound Average, Season:

32.0, 2003-04Most Rebounds, Season: 1,217,

2003-04Fewest Rebounds, Season: 954,

2000-01Most Rebounds, game: 49,

St. Mary's, Jan. 15, 2003; Oakland City, Jan. 4, 2002; Ferris State, Dec. 19, 2000

Fewest Rebounds, game: 17, Rockhurst, Feb. 21, 2004

FREE THROW SHOOTINGbest Free Throw Shooting Percentage,

Season: 72.5%, 2008-09Lowest Free Throw Percentage

Season: 65.4%, 2010-11Most Free Throws Made, Season:

429, 2004-05Fewest Free Throws Made, Season:

354, 2001-02Most Free Throws Attempted, Season:

597, 2004-05Fewest Free Throws Attempted,

Season: 454, 2010-11

best Free Throw Shooting, game: Pittsburg State, (19-19), Dec. 3, 2002; Indianapolis, (11-11), Jan. 12, 2006)

Lowest Free Throw Percentage, game: 33.3%, Southern Indiana, Jan. 13, 2011; Missouri-St. Louis, Feb. 10, 2011; Lincoln, March 3, 2004 (minimum nine attempts)

Most Free Throws Made, game: 38, Missouri Southern, Dec. 29, 2001

Fewest Free Throws Made, game: 1, Central Methodist, Nov. 22, 2004; Panhandle State Jan. 8, 2004; Panhandle State, Feb. 5, 2004

Most Free Throws Attempted, game: 46, Missouri Southern, Dec. 29, 2001

Fewest Free Throws Attempted, game: 3, Central Methodist, Nov. 22, 2004

THREE-POINT SHOOTINGMost Threes Made, Season: 203,

2010-11Fewest Threes Made, Season: 114,

2001-02Best three-Point Percentage, season:

35.4%, 2008-09lowest three-Point Percentage,

Season: 27.5%, 2001-02Most Threes Attempted, Season:

614, 2010-11Fewest Threes Attempted, Season:

397, 2000-01Most Threes Attempted, game: 34,

Washburn, Nov. 23, 2010Fewest Threes Attempted, game: 1,

Incarnate Word, Jan. 18, 2003Most Threes Made, game: 12, Ferris

State, March 9, 2012; Washburn, Nov. 23, 2010

Fewest Threes Made, game: 0, Panhandle State, Dec. 13, 2003; Missouri-St. Louis, Nov. 22, 2003

Best three-Point Percentage, Game: 61.5%, Saint Joseph's, (8-13), Jan . 14, 2006 (minumum 10 attempts)

lowest three-Point Percentage, game: .056%, (1-18), Quincy, March 10, 2006 (minimum 10 attempts)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEbest Field goal Percentage, Season:

47.8%, 2003-04Lowest Field goal Percentage,

Season: 34.5%, 2004-05Most Field goals Made, Season: 792,

2006-07Fewest Field goals Made, Season:

581, 2001-02Most Field goals Attempted, Season:

2063, 2003-04Fewest Field goals Attempted,

Season: 1529, 2001-02best Field goal Percentage, game:

57.5%, McKendree, Jan. 2, 2012 (23-40)

Lowest Field goal Percentage, game: 22.2%, Harris Stowe, Nov. 20, 2005 (14-63)

Most Field goals Made, game: 37, Quincy, Jan. 22, 2011

Fewest Field goals Made, game: 9, Mansfield, Nov. 9, 2003

Most Field goals Attempted, game: 78, Central Arkansas, Nov. 29, 2004

Fewest Field goals Attempted, game: 34, Mansfield, Nov. 9, 2003

INDIVIDUAL OPPONENT RECORDSMost Points, game: 36; Vero Jo

Bustos, Adams State, Nov. 26, 2010

Most Field goals, game: 12, Kevi Luper, Oral Roberts, Nov. 11, 2011; Nikki Reams, Grand Valley State, March 13, 2006

Most Field goals Attempted, game: 29, (10-29) Crystal Allen, Ouachita Baptist, Jan. 2, 2001

Most Field goals Made, game: 12, Nikki Reams, Grand Valley State, March 13, 2006

Most Three Pointers Made, game: 5, Katie Thiesenhusen, Southern Indiana, Feb. 24, 2007; Kanisha Pettis, Harris-Stowe, Dec. 31,

2006; Courtney Watts, Missouri-St. Louis, Dec. 7, 2006; Maggie Sauls, Henderson State, March 25, 2004; Melissa Allen, Lyon, Nov. 24, 2001; Mika Seay, Lyon, Nov, 24, 2001; Jena Shackelford, Central Missouri State, Nov. 17, 2001; Kimberly Lang, Harris Stowe, Nov. 20, 2005

Most Three Pointers Attempted, game: 14, Kanisha Pettis, Dec. 31, 2006; Kimberly Lang, Harris Stowe, Nov. 20, 2005

Most Rebounds, game: 17, Selma Barbosa, Fort Hays State, Nov. 16, 2001

Most Free Throws, game: 14; Katie Gariss, Missouri Southern, Dec. 29, 2001

Most Free Throws Attempted, game: 17, Katie Gariss, Missouri Southern, Dec. 29, 2001

Most Assists, game: 12, I'sha Kelley, Central Missouri State, Dec. 16, 2002

Most Steals, game: 9, Erica Gonzalez, Missouri Southern, Nov. 28, 2000

Most blocks, game: 6, Paola Vasquez, St. Mary's, Feb. 15, 2001

Most Turnovers, game: 11, Desiree Delcoure, St. Edward's, Jan. 10, 2004; Nicole Chiodi, Northern Kentucky, Dec. 3, 2005; Jaime Forsberg, Missouri-Rolla, Jan. 27. 2006

INDIVIDUAL OPPONENT SINGLE GAME RECORDS


year-by-year results

2011-12 (20-8/15-3 Great Lakes Valley Conference)

11/11/11 @ Oral Roberts L 80-5311/14/11 @ Southwest Baptist W 66-5211/22/11 Washburn W 53-4811/29/11 Lindenwood W 59-4912/1/11 Missouri-St. Louis W 100-6912/3/11 Maryville W 86-8412/7/11 @ Missouri S&T L 62-5312/10/11 @ Northeastern State L 56-3712/15/11 vs. Central Washington W 70-6712/16/11 vs. Western Washington L 76-57

(both games in Las Vegas, NV)1/2/12 McKendree W 68-611/5/12 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 70-601/7/12 @ Southern Indiana W 65-551/12/12 Bellarmine W 67-531/14/12 Northern Kentucky W 63-551/19/12 @ Quincy L 96-601/21/12 @ Illinois-Springfield W 72-551/26/12 William Jewell W 72-661/28/12 @ Rockhurst W 78-552/2/12 Illinois-Springfield W 92-592/4/12 Quincy L 63-532/9/12 @ Maryville W 62-462/11/12 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 79-652/16/12 @ William Jewell W 62-502/18/12 Rockhurst W 82-492/23/12 Missouri S&T W 65-64 (ot)GLVC Tournament - Springfield, IL

3/1/12 vs. Indianapolis L 60-54NCAA-II Midwest Regional - Ashland, OH

3/9/12 vs. Ferris State L 74-56

2010-11 (20-10/14-4 GLVC)11/13/10 Northeastern State L 52-3911/16/10 William Jewell W 78-3711/20/10 Southwest Baptist L 57-4911/23/10 @ Washburn L 58-4611/26/10 vs. Adams St. (Pueblo, CO)

L 82-79 (ot)11/27/10 @ Colorado State-Pueblo

W 68-5612/2/10 Illinois-Springfield W 70-6012/4/10 Saint Joseph's W 92-6312/6/10 Newman W 79-5612/12/10 @ Ark.-Ft. Smith W 83-82 (ot)1/2/11 @ Rockhurst W 65-371/6/11 @ Bellarmine W 85-731/8/11 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 82-541/13/11 @ Southern Indiana L 63-591/15/11 @ Missouri S&T W 57-531/17/11 Wisconsin-Parkside W 74-681/20/11 @ Lewis W 71-661/22/11 @ Quincy L 91-681/27/11 Maryville W 78-561/29/11 Missouri-St. Louis W 86-552/4/11 IndianapolisL 95-802/6/11 Northern Kentucky W 54-572/10/11 @ Mo.-St. Louis W 57-50 (ot)2/12/11 @ Maryville W 80-662/14/11 Missouri S&T L 80-722/20/11 Rockhurst W 77-42GLVC Tournament—Springfield, MO

2/26/11 Saint Josseph's W 71-63GLVC Tournament—St. Louis, MO

3/4/11 vs. Lewis L 62-55Midwest Regional ---Houghton, MI

3/11/11 vs. Grand Valley State W 67-60 3/12/11 @ Michigan Tech L 70-51

2009-10 (28-7/15-3 GLVC)11/16/09 @ Grand Valley St. W 92-85 (ot)11/20/09 Texas A&M-Commerce W 98-6011/21/09 Missouri Western W 103-7411/24/09 Washburn L 68-5911/27/09 vs. Central Missouri (Bolivar,

MO) L 75-7311/28/09 @ Southwest Baptist W 76-5812/1/09 Arkansas-Ft. Smith W 81-6312/3/09 @ Saint Joseph's W 88-5112/5/09 @ Illinois-Springfield W 92-5612/12/09 @ Northeastern State L 53-4912/17/09 vs. Chaminade W 98-4912/18/09 vs. Hawaii Pacific W 81-63 (both games in Honolulu, HI)1/2/10 Nebraska-Kearney W 85-661/4/10 Rockhurst W 80-521/7/10 Kentucky Wesleyan W 81-601/9/10 Bellarmine W 78-701/14/10 @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 72-711/16/10 Missouri S&T W 71-571/21/10 Quincy W 74-701/23/10 Lewis W 75-721/28/10 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 81-651/30/10 @ Maryville W 78-742/4/10 @ Northern Kentucky L 66-622/6/10 @ Indianapolis L 69-652/9/10 Southern Indiana W 70-512/10/10 Maryville W 95-712/13/10 Missouri-St. Louis W 94-822/15/10 @ Missouri S&T W 87-712/18/10 @ Rockhurst W 74-35GLVC Tournament - Springfield, MO

2/28/10 Quincy W 88-68GLVC Tournament - Springfield, IL

3/6/10 vs. Lewis W 67-63 3/7/10 vs. Wisconsin-Parkside W 68-63

NCAA-II Midwest Regional—Houghton, MI 3/12/10 vs. Southern Indiana W 71-48 3/14/10 vs. Northern Michigan W 59-51 3/16/10 @ Michigan Tech L 84-68

2008-09 (19-10/13-4 GLVC)11/17/08 Northeastern State W 75-6511/21/08 Christian Brothers W 82-6411/22/08 Grand Valley State W 73-6211/25/08 @ Washburn L 84-6211/28/08 vs. Tampa (Canyon, TX) L 57-3911/29/08 @ West Texas A&M L 80-6212/4/08 Maryville W 92-4112/6/08 @ Missouri S&T W 77-6312/10/08 Henderson State W 90-6212/19/08 vs. Cal. State San Bernardino

W 68-5312/20/08 @ UC-San Diego L 86-61 (both games in La Jolla, CA)1/2/09 Quincy W 93-871/4/09 Lewis W 78-631/8/09 @ Wisconsin-Parkside L 75-721/10/09 @ Saint Joseph's W 78-601/15/09 Indianapolis W 74-521/17/09 Northern Kentucky L 65-63 (ot)1/22/09 @ Bellarmine W 80-771/24/09 @ Kentucky Wesleyan W 57-541/31/09 Missouri-St. Louis W 80-712/5/09 @ Rockhurst W 89-432/7/09 @ Southern Indiana L 90-86 (2ot)2/14/09 Missouri S&T W 82-712/19/09 Rockhurst W 98-732/21/09 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 78-72

2/25/09 Southern Indiana W 75-692/28/09 @ Quincy L 87-72GLVC Tournament—Quincy, IL

3/6/09 Lewis L 73-61NCAA-II Great Lakes Regional Tournament,

Highland Heights, KY 3/13/09 Quincy L 66-56

2007-08 (28-4/16-3 GLVC)11/16/07 vs. Southeastern Oklahoma State

(Tahlequah, OK) W 71-6511/17/07 @ Northeastern St. W 76-71 (ot)11/29/07 Lewis L 58-7312/1/07 Wisconsin-Parkside W 82-6812/4/07 Harris-Stowe W 93-6312/8/07 Washburn W 66-4712/18/07 Saginaw Valley State W 74-5712/20/07 Ferris State W 66-6412/28/07 vs. Mansfield (South Padre, TX)

W 79-4812/29/07 vs. West Texas A&M (South

Padre, TX) W 79-721/3/08 @ Bellarmine L 78-861/5/08 @ Northern Kentucky W 55-521/10/08 Quincy W 87-731/12/08 SIU-Edwardsville W 69-681/19/08 Rockhurst W 83-631/24/08 @ Saint Joseph's W 70-471/26/08 @ Indianapolis W 67-541/31/08 Southern Indiana W 79-652/2/08 Kentucky Wesleyan W 75-722/7/08 @ Missouri S&T W 79-69 (ot)2/9/08 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 71-682/12/08 @ Rockhurst W 81-692/16/08 @ Southern Indiana W 72-572/23/08 Missouri S&T W 89-752/24/08 Missouri-St. Louis W 72-522/28/08 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 94-643/1/08 @ Quincy L 69-74GLVC Tournament—Springfield, MO

3/4/08 Wisconsin-Parkside W 70-54 3/8/08 Indianapolis W 56-52 3/9/08 Northern Kentucky W 71-67 (GLVC Championship Game)

NCAA-II Great Lakes Regional Tournament-Springfield, MO 3/14/08 Bellarmine W 80-70 3/15/08 Northern Kentucky L 65-84

2006-07 (25-9/14-5 GLVC)11/18/06 Truman State W 77-5511/24/06 @ Grand Valley State L 57-5411/25/06 @ Ferris State L 91-8711/30/06 @ Lewis L 76-6412/2/06 @ Wisconsin-Parkside W 85-7112/7/06 Missouri-St. Louis W 71-6312/9/06 Missouri-Rolla W 84-82 (ot)12/16/06 Pittsburg State W 87-7412/19/06 @ Findlay (Nassau, Bahamas)

W 77-6512/20/06 @ Gannon (Nassau, Bahamas)

W 70-6312/28/06 @ Saginaw Valley St. W 63-6212/31/06 Harris-Stowe State W 92-861/4/07 @ Kentucky Wesleyan L 72-69 (ot)1/6/07 @ Southern Indiana L 73-631/11/07 Saint Joseph’s W 95-491/13/07 Indianapolis W 66-531/20/07 Rockhurst W 75-57

1/25/07 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 66-641/27/07 @ Quincy W 61-582/1/07 Northern Kentucky L 52-492/3/07 Bellarmine W 92-762/8/07 SIU-Edwardsville W 70-672/10/07 Quincy L 60-552/15/07 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 75-522/17/07 @ Missouri-Rolla W 75-642/20/07 @ Rockhurst W 69-642/24/07 Southern Indiana W 76-57GLVC Tournament - Evansville, Indiana

3/2/07 Kentucky Wesleyan W 74-63 3/3/07 Northern Kentucky W 68-57 3/4/07 Lewis L 69-52

Great Lakes Regional Tournament-Romeoville, IL 3/9/07 SIU-Edwardsville W 76-61 3/10/07 Lewis W 67-62 3/12/07 Ferris State W 79-69

NCAA-II Elite Eight - Kearney, NE 3/21/07 Southern Connecticut State L 74-54

2005-06 (30-3/19-0 GLVC)11/15/05 Minnesota-Duluth W 74-6011/19/05 Grand Valley State W 76-6911/20/05 Harris-Stowe W 106-3911/28/05 Central Methodist W 99-4812/1/05 @ Bellarmine W 75-7212/3/05 @ Northern Kentucky W 56-4512/8/05 Quincy W 85-5512/10/05 SIU-Edwardsville W 77-6012/17/05 @ Washburn L 89-6612/19/05 @ Truman State W 76-5212/28/05 vs. Massachusetts-Lowell (North

Andover, MA) W 69-5712/29/05 @ Merrimack W 72-641/7/06 @ Rockhurst W 109-491/12/06 @ Indianapolis W 83-591/14/06 @ Saint Joseph's W 77-671/19/06 Southern Indiana W 79-591/21/06 Kentucky Wesleyan W 79-711/26/06 @ Missouri-Rolla W 70-511/28/06 @ Missouri-St. Louis W 83-542/2/06 Wisconsin-Parkside W 93-552/4/06 Lewis W 90-712/7/06 Rockhurst W 92-522/9/06 @ Southern Indiana W 89-612/16/06 Missouri-Rolla W 72-642/18/06 Missouri-St. Louis W 84-472/23/06 @ Quincy W 64-612/25/06 @ SIU-Edwardsville W 75-49GLVC Tournament - Evansville, Indiana

3/2/06 Kentucky Wesleyan W 67-66 (ot) 3/4/06 Missouri-Rolla W 71-56 3/5/06 Northern Kentucky L 86-73

Great Lakes Regional Tournament - Springfield, MO 3/10/06 Quincy W 75-52 3/11/06 Lewis W 85-68 3/13/06 Grand Valley State L 91-76

2004-05 (29-2/12-0 Heartland Conference)

11/19/04 Southwestern Oklahoma State W 90-60

11/20/04 Northeastern State (OK) W 72-6011/22/04 Central Methodist W 108-3511/26/04 vs. Midwestern State (Abilene,

DRURY LADY PANTHER YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


year-by-year results

TX) W 76-5311/27/04 @ Abilene Christian W 84-7111/29/04 @ Central Arkansas W 85-7412/2/04 vs. Concordia-St. Paul

(Islamorada, FL) W 100-7312/4/04 vs. West Florida (Islamorada, FL)

W 88-6212/8/04 @ Pittsburg State W 69-5512/11/04 Washburn L 64-5312/18/04 Truman State W 83-5312/20/04 @ Northeastern State (OK)

W 66-5712/30/04 vs. Quincy (Monterey, CA)

W 75-6812/31/04 vs. Minnesota State-Mankato

(Monterey, CA) W 80-481/6/05 @ Incarnate Word W 90-571/8/05 @ St. Mary's W 90-541/15/05 Panhandle State W 92-451/19/05 Rockhurst W 101-411/22/05 St. Edward's W 93-501/27/05 Missouri-Baptist W 83-511/29/05 Lincoln W 76-572/5/05 St. Mary's W 75-502/6/05 Incarnate Word W 78-662/10/05 @ Panhandle State W 99-602/17/05 Rockhurst W 114-492/19/05 @ St. Edward's W 89-592/26/05 Lincoln W 81-40

Heartland Conference Tournament - Springfield, MO 3/5/05 Lincoln W 81-40

NCAA-II South Central Regional - Springfield, MO 3/11/05 Abilene Christian W 112-75 3/12/05 Emporia State L 78-71

2003-04 (36-2/12-0 HC)11/7/03 vs. Central Arkansas W 71-5411/8/03 vs. South Dakota W 79-7311/9/03 vs. Mansfield W 76-28

(all three games in Orlando, FL)11/15/03 Hillsdale W 97-5611/21/03 Central Arkansas W 87-6711/22/03 Missouri-St. Louis W 100-4511/25/03 @ Northeastern State (OK)

L 88-7911/28/03 vs. Central Oklahoma (Lawton,

OK) W 86-7911/29/03 @ Cameron W 86-7912/2/03 @ Truman State W 67-6112/11/03 Central Methodist W 95-4412/13/03 Pittsburg State W 82-5212/17/03 vs. North Dakota W 65-6312/18/03 vs. Cal. State-Monterey Bay

W 110-501/3/04 Missouri Baptist W 106-42

1/8/04 Panhandle State W 86-371/10/04 St. Edward's W 81-471/15/04 St. Mary's W 72-581/17/04 Incarnate Word W 67-441/20/04 Missouri-St. Louis W 90-471/24/04 Rockhurst W 101-471/29/04 Lincoln W 93-631/31/04 Oakland City W 77-552/5/04 @ Panhandle State W 101-532/7/04 @ St. Edward's W 75-522/13/04 St. Mary's W 81-562/14/04 Incarnate Word W 82-552/19/04 Lincoln W 82-432/21/04 Rockhurst W 106-522/23/04 Oakland City W 92-42Heartland Conference Tournament –

Springfield, MO 3/3/04 Lincoln W 83-64 3/6/04 Incarnate Word W 72-48

NCAA-II South Central Regional - Springfield, MO 3/12/04 Missouri Western W 74-57 3/13/04 Washburn W 67-55 3/15/04 Northeastern State (OK) W 81-63

NCAA-II Elite Eight (St. Joseph. MO) 3/24/04 vs. Seattle Pacific W 94-83 3/25/04 vs. Henderson State W 82-70

NCAA-II National Championship - St. Joseph, MO 3/27/04 vs. California (Pa.) L 75-72

2002-03 (27-5/9-1 HC)11/22/02 St. Martin's W 80-5611/23/02 Southwestern Oklahoma State

W 80-6711/28/02 vs. Panhandle State (Canyon, TX)

W 97-4611/29/02 @ West Texas A&M W 95-8011/30/02 vs. Adams State (Canyon, TX)

W 81-5812/3/02 Pittsburg State W 84-7512/6/02 Washburn L 79-7312/7/02 Truman State W 77-6212/14/02 Northeastern State (OK) W 81-7112/16/02 Central Missouri State W 78-6812/19/02 Truman State W 77-6212/29/02 vs. Arkansas Tech (Pensacola,

FL) L 57-4512/30/02 @ West Florida W 81-661/3/03 @ Christian Brothers W 87-441/4/03 @ Henderson State W 81-681/8/03 @ Panhandle State W 113-531/11/03 St. Edward's W 77-621/15/03 St. Mary's L 76-741/18/03 Incarnate Word W 91-601/25/03 Rockhurst W 67-521/29/03 Lincoln W 66-502/6/03 Panhandle State W 107-422/8/03 St. Edward's W 104-442/13/03 Incarnate Word W 69-592/15/03 St. Mary's W 97-762/20/03 Lincoln W 74-382/22/03 Rockhurst W 90-60Heartland Conference Tournament –

Springfield, MO 3/5/03 Incarnate Word W 85-63 3/8/03 St. Mary's L 83-81

NCAA-II South Central Regional - Topeka, KS

3/14/03 Northeastern State (OK) W 73-63 3/15/03 Angelo State W 63-56 3/17/03 Washburn L 87-71

2001-02 (18-9/7-3 HC)11/16/01 vs. Fort Hays State (Warrensburg,

MO) W 64-4811/17/01 @ Central Missouri State W

87-82 (ot)11/20/01 Texas A&M-Commerce W 75-6211/23/01 @ Harding L 60-5911/24/01 vs. Lyon (Searcy, AR) W 76-7511/27/01 Arkansas Tech L 68-63 (ot)11/30/01 Missouri-Rolla W 64-5412/1/01 Pittsburg State L 64-5612/5/01 Southwest Baptist W 76-6712/8/01 @ Washburn L 68-65 (ot)12/19/01 vs. Assumption (West Palm

Beach, FL) W 72-6812/20/01 vs. Tiffin (West Palm Beach, FL)

W 64-5612/29/01 @ Missouri Southern L 75-651/4/02 Oakland City W 72-601/8/02 Missouri-St. Louis W 81-561/12/02 St. Edward's W 69-461/17/02 @ Incarnate Word W 75-531/19/02 @ St. Mary's L 78-751/26/02 Rockhurst W 87-471/31/02 @ Lincoln W 66-462/2/02 Panhandle State W 74-462/7/02 Arkansas Tech L 59-572/9/02 @ St. Edward's L 85-702/15/02 St. Mary's L 63-552/16/02 Incarnate Word W 85-432/21/02 Lincoln W 66-452/23/02 @ Rockhurst W 81-56

2000-01 (20-6/10-2 HC)11/17/00 vs. Cameron (Pittsburg, KS)

L 70-6611/18/00 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce

(Pittsburg, KS) W 71-6211/24/00 vs. North Florida (Rolla, MO)

W 89-4711/25/00 vs. Evangel (Rolla, MO)

W 84-6211/28/00 Missouri Southern L 79-7812/1/00 Angelo State W 81-7612/2/00 Arkansas Monticello W 84-5112/9/00 Central Missouri State L 94-87 (ot)12/19/00 vs. Ferris State (Orlando, FL)

L 77-6212/20/00 vs. Oakland City (Orlando, FL)

W 66-531/2/01 Ouachita Baptist W 73-551/5/01 Henderson State W 95-611/6/01 Oakland City W 73-551/11/01 @ Texas Wesleyan L 80-571/13/01 @ St. Edward's W 94-781/19/01 St. Mary's W 78-681/20/01 Incarnate Word W 83-541/24/01 Lincoln W 63-481/27/01 @ Rockhurst L 72-69 (ot)2/3/01 @ Panhandle State W 87-752/8/01 Texas Wesleyan W 79-702/10/01 St. Edward's W 93-682/15/01 @ St. Mary's W 65-572/17/01 @ Incarnate Word W 89-692/22/01 @ Lincoln W 76-482/24/01 Rockhurst W 85-82

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rankings/all-time list

The NCAA started conducting a poll for Division II women’s basketball begin-

ning in the 1982-83 season. The chairs of each of the eight NCAA Division II

regions ranked the top 20 teams starting with that season and continued to

conduct the poll until the end of the 1994-95 season.

Starting in the 1995-96 season, the Women’s Basketball Coaches Associa-

tion took over the duties of conducting the poll for Division II Bulletin and expanded

the poll to include the top 25 teams beginning in the first season it conducted the

poll. One coach from every conference in NCAA Division II is represented on the

voting committee as well as one representing the schools playing as independents.

USA Today has served as a sponsor for the Division II women’s basketball poll

since the WBCA started running the weekly rankings.

The data for this project was compiled by John Kean, Sports Information

Director at Missouri S&T, with assistance from the NCAA, WBCA and other sports

information directors in Division II.

N22 N29 D6 D13 J3 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M6 M27 2011-12 12 20 23 - - - - - - - - - - - - DENVER Number of weeks in rankings: 2 Most consecutive weeks in rankings: 1 Number of weeks in Top 10: 0 Most consecutive weeks in Top 10: 0

Highest ranking: 15 (2/3/1985) Highest final ranking: N/A Last week ranked: 2/3/1985 (15) Current streak: 0

Times ranked No. 1: 0 Most weeks ranked No. 1: 0 Most consecutive weeks at No. 1: 0 Last No. 1 ranking: N/A

J6 J13 J20 J27 F3 F10 F17 F24 1984-85 - 20 - - 15 - - - - - - - - - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIANumber of weeks in rankings: 32 Most consecutive weeks in rankings: 15 Number of weeks in Top 10: 5 Most consecutive weeks in Top 10: 3

Highest ranking: 7 (last on 2/26/1989) Highest final ranking: 7 (1988-89) Last week ranked: 2/21/2012 (23) Current streak: 0


J1 J8 J15 J21 J28 F4 F11 F18 F25 M3 1983-84 9 9 9 14 - - - - - - - - - - J4 J11 J18 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 1987-88 - - 19 18 18 17 17 16 17 - - - - - J8 J15 J22 J29 F5 F12 F19 F26 1988-89 7 14 T11 7 12 7 7 7 - - - - - - N25 D2 D9 D16 J6 J13 J20 J27 F3 F10 F17 F24 M3 M10 M31 2008-09 - - - - 25 23 20 18 16 18 23 19 20 20 - N22 N29 D6 D13 J3 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M6 M27 2011-12 - - - - - - - - - 23 25 23 - - - DIXIE STATE Number of weeks in rankings: 11 Most consecutive weeks in rankings: 11 Number of weeks in Top 10: 1 Most consecutive weeks in Top 10: 1

Highest ranking: 10 (2/1/2011) Highest final ranking: 17 (2010-11) Last week ranked: 3/29/2011 (17) Current streak: 11


N23 N30 D7 D14 J4 J11 J18 J25 F1 F8 F15 F22 M1 M8 M29 2010-11 - - - - 25 20 13 11 10 13 12 12 14 13 17 DOWLING Number of weeks in rankings: 3 Most consecutive weeks in rankings: 2 Number of weeks in Top 10: 0 Most consecutive weeks in Top 10: 0

Highest ranking: 21 (1/31/2012) Highest final ranking: N/A Last week ranked: 1/31/2012 (21) Current streak: 0


N22 N29 D6 D13 J3 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M6 M27 2011-12 - - - - 25 - - 23 21 - - - - - - DRURY Number of weeks in rankings: 83 Most consecutive weeks in rankings: 58 Number of weeks in Top 10: 57 Most consecutive weeks in Top 10: 42

Highest ranking: 1 (last on 3/8/2005) Highest final ranking: 2 (2003-04) Last week ranked: 11/29/2011 (21) Current streak: 0

Times ranked No. 1: 2 Most weeks ranked No. 1: 8 Most consecutive weeks at No. 1: 7 Last No. 1 ranking: 3/8/2005

D5 D11 D18 J8 J15 J22 J29 F5 F12 F19 F26 M5 M12 M19 M26 M31 2002-03 - - 23 19 18 19 16 16 16 15 14 14 17 14 14 15 D2 D9 D16 J6 J13 J20 J27 F3 F10 F17 F24 M1 M9 M15 M30 2003-04 9 9 8 6 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 D8 D15 J4 J12 J19 J26 F1 F8 F15 F22 M1 M8 M15 M29 2004-05 1 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 5 D6 D13 D20 J3 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M7 M28 2005-06 2 2 3 4 4 5 5 5 4 3 3 3 5 11 N28 D5 D12 D19 J2 J9 J16 J23 J30 F6 F13 F20 F27 M6 M27 2006-07 21 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 16 N27 D4 D11 D18 J1 J8 J15 J22 J29 F5 F12 F19 F26 M4 M11 A1 2007-08 6 12 6 6 3 8 7 7 7 6 6 T6 5 8 8 11 N25 D2 D9 D16 J6 J13 J20 J27 F3 F10 F17 F24 M3 M10 M31 2008-09 4 20 21 21 - - - - - - - - - - - N24 D1 D8 D15 J5 J12 J19 J26 F2 F9 F16 F23 M2 M9 M30 2009-10 20 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 21 N22 N29 D6 D13 J3 J10 J17 J24 J31 F7 F14 F21 F28 M6 M27 2011-12 - 24 21 - - - - - - - - - - - -

LADY PANTHERS IN THE NCAA DIVISION II RANKINGS

Allen, Amanda (2011-12)Anton, Bri (2009-10)Ballweg, Lindsay (07-10)Belew, Amy (02-06)Bell, Ashley (06-08)Bock, Kiana (04-06)Bos, Sara (06-09)Bracker, abby (2009-present)Brent, Courtney (00-02)Brunson, Magen (00-04)Bunge, Katie (03-05)Carroll, Casey (2010-12)Carter, Hannah (06-09)Carter, Molly (04-08)Cline, Emily (2011-12)Coday, Alison (00-01)Collins, Cara (07-08)Collins, Lacey (00)Colwell,Carrie (00-03)Creed, Bethany (02-06)Curry, Jill (00-04)Ekedahl, Katie (03-07)Fields, Briana (00-02)

Flippin, Becky (05-08)Funderburk, Bethanie (2010-present)Gibbons, Amanda (2009-12)Gray, emilie (2011-present)Gregory, Lauren (05-07)Groose, Erica (08-12)Groves, Lacee (06-08)Handley, Katie (00-02)Harold, Katie (2011-present)Hill, Eafton (04-05)Holtkamp, Lauren (00-04)Hunt, Hope (00-05)Jones, Ja'Nell (07-11)Lenahan, Kim (00-02)mccurry, lauren (2011-present)Mock, Kailey (05-07)Moriondo, Liz (08-09)munsen, marla (2012-present)Newton, Amanda (02-06)Newton, Callie (01-03)Oliver, Melanie (07-10)Owens, Consuelo (2012)Palan, Jillian (08)

Parks, Kalea (2012-present)Plemmons, Sara Jane (08-12)Pritchard, Katie (08-present)Regier, Allison (03-06)Rutledge, Kara (02-06)shields, sanayika (2011-present)Shouse, Caitlin (06-10)Spaulding, Rachelle (07-11)Stratton, Sara (00-04)Thomas, Kiesha (02-03)Tipton, Sarah (06-10)Vaught, Abby (02-03)Walker, Kassie (08-12)West, Stacy (00-02)White, shelby (2011-present)Wiersch, Greta (05-07)Wilhelm, Allie (04-07)Williamson, Kylie (2010-present)

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Don and Ruth HawkSteve JacksonStan and Peggy JinksHarry and Christine JohnsonRoger McFaddenTerry and Reen PattersonJack PeacherBill and Marie PraterJohn RichardsKen and Carol RogersRoland and Alane Shultz

Jim and Amy Squires, Southern Materials, Inc.

Stephen and Kristina StewardWally Thompson

BronzeMargaret and Jerry BishopThomas JonesWilliam and Tavia O’NeillScott and Kim Thomas

WoMen’s BasKetBaLLGoLDDan and Helen BeemanJeff and Debbie BergerBenny and Beverly EllisSteve and Nancy FunderburkJack and Margueritte HeymanLionel and Diana HudspethFred LethcoRosemary McMastersJim and Terry MitchellJim and Sue MooreDon and Shirley Stewart

siLverRoland and Margaret BessetteLloyd and Rebecca EagleburgerAndrea and Edward GrayEd and Wilma GrayAnn HallDavid and Sheryl McCurryElaine McDonaldBill NesbittLarry PostDanny and Rita Boyer-ReaganRick and Mary Ann Rebori

David and Darlene ReedAnn and Woody RussellFrankie and Doug ScottJerry and Connie ScottTed ThorntonDavid Wicka

BronzeTommy Freeman

Both ProGraMseLiteTom and Pam Stout

DiaMonDTom and Susie Singleton

PLatinuMAncell and Karen AtkinsSharon BarberAnita HunterKen Meyer, Meyer CommunicationsBill PittMark Ringenberg, Clear Creek VehiclesMark and Tina Stillwell

suiteJohn BeuerleinWarren DavisJim and Jeanette HutchesonJeff Messenger, Ozarks Prosthetics

and OrthoticsBill Owen, Bank of BolivarTodd ParnellBill Vaughan, Bank of UrbanaRosalie Wooten, O’Reilly Automotive

CorPorateJameson Clark, Auto Specialists

Brian Eaton, Great Southern BankMike Hoppman, Hy-Vee, Inc.Eddie Lee, Inland Printing CoMike Morton, Wil Fischer Co.Mike Reynolds, Reliable ChevroletSteve Rice, Vision ClinicChuck Wiersch, Youngblood Automotive

GoLDRoss and Sally AusburnJason BoehmJeanine CampbellRoy L. EdgeLee and Liz GodwinEarl HackettPaul and Dyanne KirkTom and Saunny LynchEdsel and Becky MatthewsRon and Cathy NevilleSteve and Patsy PalmerWayne and Jo ScheerBill and Clarene ShepherdGene and Patsy SummersBob and Judy ThompsonBill Turner, Great Southern BankBill and Shirley VirdonJim Young, Bus Andrews Equipment

siLverJohn and Pat AugustineStanley BallBay FamilyDave and Sue ChildersDon DeedsCarl and Donna EvansAlan and Susan FoltzDwayne HoldenPat JohnstonJerry and Carolyn JulianPat and Buck KeagyKim and Kurt KeltnerMark MadduxRuss Marquart, Empire BankBetty MeacheamTim and Jeanine MedlinWalter and Mary Ann PettitTed Salveter and Becky HoganJames and Margaret SchatzGeorgia ShafferPhil and Debbie WixsonBrad Zibilski

BronzeCarl AtwellWilliam Kiefer

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