WBB 2010-11 Media Guide

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Table of ContentsIntroductionOpening Collage .........................................................................................1Table of Contents ........................................................................................2Quick Facts ..................................................................................................3Auburn Creed ......................................................................................... 4-9Auburn Arena ..................................................................................... 10-11Locker Room ....................................................................................... 12-13Practice Facility ................................................................................... 14-15Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum Sellout ........................................... 16-172011 NCAA Tournament ..................................................................... 18-19Back-to-Back NCAA Tournaments ....................................................... 20-23The Village ......................................................................................... 24-25The Village Dining Hall ...................................................................... 26-27Auburn Family .................................................................................... 28-29Travel .................................................................................................. 30-33Media Exposure .................................................................................. 34-35Under Armour .................................................................................... 36-37Achieving Life Success ......................................................................... 38-392010-11 Roster .........................................................................................40

Meet the TigersJordan Greenleaf ................................................................................ 42-45Alli Smalley ........................................................................................ 46-49Chantel Hilliard .................................................................................. 50-53Morgan Jennings ................................................................................ 54-57Parrisha Simmons .............................................................................. 58-61Blanche Alverson ................................................................................ 62-65Nicolle Thomas ................................................................................... 66-69Morgan Toles ...................................................................................... 70-73Pascale West ....................................................................................... 74-77Peyton Davis ....................................................................................... 78-79Camille Glymph .................................................................................. 80-81Courtney Strain ................................................................................... 82-83Tyrese Tanner ...................................................................................... 84-85Jassany Williams ................................................................................ 86-87Team Pictures...................................................................................... 88-93

Head Coach Nell Fortner .................................................................... 94-99Associate Head Coach Kerry Cremeans ........................................... 100-101Assistant Coach Mark Simons ......................................................... 102-103Assistant Coach Carla McGhee ........................................................ 104-105Director of Operations Melissa Maines ...................................................106Dir. of Admin. Support Services Arnika Edwards ....................................107Video Coordinator Kelly Komara ............................................................108Strength and Conditioning Coach Megan Young ....................................109Athletic Trainer Angie Lawrence .............................................................110Dr. James Andrews .................................................................................107Dr. Michael Goodlett ...............................................................................108Support Staff .................................................................................. 112-115Athletic Administration ...........................................................................116

This is AuburnGame Day Experience..................................................................... 118-119Southeastern Conference ................................................................ 120-121Sports Medicine and Student Health .............................................. 122-125Strength and Conditioning ............................................................. 126-127Player Development ....................................................................... 128-131Auburn in the Professional Ranks .................................................. 132-135Auburn in International Competition ............................................. 136-137Graduation ..................................................................................... 138-139Auburn University ........................................................................... 140-141Auburn Athletics ............................................................................. 142-143Community Service .................................................................................144WBCA Pink Zone .....................................................................................145Academics ....................................................................................... 146-147Auburn Traditions ........................................................................... 148-151Athletic Facilities ............................................................................. 152-153City of Auburn .........................................................................................154

History and StatsAll-Time Letterwinners ................................................................... 156-157All-Time Coaches ....................................................................................158Year-by-Year Records ..............................................................................159

SEC Champion Teams ..................................................................... 160-167Post-Season Teams ......................................................................... 168-169Three-Straight Final Fours ............................................................. 170-172Scoring Records............................................................................... 173-175Rebounding Records ...............................................................................176Assists Records ........................................................................................177Blocks Records ........................................................................................178Steals Records .........................................................................................179Individual Records ..................................................................................180Team Records ..........................................................................................181All-Americans ................................................................................. 182-186SEC Players of the Year ...........................................................................187Awards and Honors ........................................................................ 188-191Honored Jerseys .....................................................................................192

2009-10 Season Review2009-10 Statistics....................................................................................1942009-10 Results ......................................................................................195Season Highlights ...................................................................................196

Opponents / Media Information2010-11 Schedule ...................................................................................198Opponents ...................................................................................... 199-205Tournament Information ........................................................................205Media Information ..................................................................................206Auburn Media Relations .........................................................................207Auburn on the Radio ..............................................................................207Auburn Women’s Basketball Summer Camps ........................................208

About the 2010-11 Women’s Basketball Media GuideWriting & Design: Matt Crouch • Cover Designs: Tyler Trout

PhotographyTodd Van Emst, Mike Cortez, John Oliver of Camera Graphics, Jeff Etheridge of

Auburn Photographic Services, Andrew Berstein, Nathaniel Butler, Bart Boatright, of USA Basketball, Rich Arden of ESPN, Ron Hoskins, Barry Gossage and Rocky

Widner of WNBA and NBA Photos.

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Quick FactsGENERAL INFORMATIONSchool ............................................................................................ Auburn UniversityCity / Zip ................................................................................... Auburn, Ala. / 36831Founded................................................................................................... Oct. 1, 1856Enrollment ....................................................................................................... 24,602Nickname .......................................................................................................... TigersColors ...........................................................................Burnt Orange and Navy BlueHome Court (Capacity) ............................................................Auburn Arena (9,121)Affiliation ...........................................................................................NCAA Division IConference .......................................................................... Southeastern ConferencePresident...............................................................................................Dr. Jay Gogue Alma Mater .............................................................................. Auburn (1969)Athletic Director ......................................................................................... Jay Jacobs Alma Mater .............................................................................. Auburn (1985)Senior Women’s Administrator ........................................................Meredith Jenkins Alma Mater ......................................................................Florida State (1992)University Website ...........................................................................www.Auburn.eduAthletics Website ....................................................................www.AuburnTigers.com

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ..............................................................................................Nell Fortner Alma Mater ..................................................................................Texas (1982) Career Record ..............................................................133-84 (.613) / 7 years Record at Auburn ........................................................116-73 (.614) / 6 yearsAssistant Coach ..................................................................................Kerry Cremeans Alma Mater ...............................................................................Florida (1994) Year ..................................................................................................... SeventhAssistant Coach ...................................................................................... Mark Simons Alma Mater ............................................................................. Aquinas (1972) Year ....................................................................................................... FourthAssistant Coach .....................................................................................Carla McGhee Alma Mater .......................................................................... Tennessee (1990) Year ..........................................................................................................ThirdDirector of Basketball Operations ......................................................Melissa Maines Alma Mater ..........................................................................Texas Tech (1998) Year ..................................................................................................... SeventhDirector of Administrative Support Services ......................................Arnika EdwardsVideo Coordinator .................................................................................Kelly KomaraAdministrative Assistant ................................................................... Ashley LangfordAthletic Trainer ..................................................................................Angie LawrenceStrength and Conditioning Coach ......................................................... Megan YoungStudent Assistant ...............................................................................Reneisha HobbsSecretary ......................................................................................................Ann YatesBasketball Office Phone........................................................................ 334.844.9200Basketball Office Fax ............................................................................ 334.944.9862Best Time to Call .......................................................................................Contact SID

TEAM INFORMATION2009-10 Overall Record ..........................................................................15-16 (.484)SEC Record ................................................................................................5-11 (.313)Regular-Season Finish........................................................................................ 10thSEC Tournament Finish ........................................................................................T5thPostseason ............................................................................................................N/AHome/Away/Neutral Record ................................8-6 (.571) / 4-9 (.308) / 3-1 (.750)Letterwinners Returning/Lost ................................................................................9/2Starters Returning/Lost .........................................................................................4/1Newcomers ............................................................................................................... 5

TEAM HISTORYFirst Year of Basketball ....................................................................................... 1971All-Time Overall Record ......................................................................780-344 (.694)All-Time SEC Record ...........................................................................175-149 (.540)All-Time Record in Auburn Arena ............................................................First SeasonAll-Time Record in Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum ...........................347-71 (.830)NCAA Regional Appearances / Last .............................................................18 / 2009NCAA Final Four Appearances / Last.............................................................3 / 1990NCAA Tournament Record ......................................................................29-18 (.617)Last NCAA Opponent/Result .......................................................... Rutgers / L, 80-52WNIT Appearances / Last ..............................................................................2 / 2007WNIT Record ...............................................................................................7-1 (.875)SEC Regular Season Titles / Last ...................................................................5 / 2009SEC Tournament Championships / Last .........................................................4 / 1997

MEDIA RELATIONSAssistant AD/Media Relations ...............................................................Kirk SampsonAssociate Director/Women’s Basketball Contact ......................................Matt Crouch E-mail ..........................................................................mcrouch@auburn.edu Office Phone ............................................................................... 334.844.9709 Cell Phone .................................................................................. 334.740.4109Director of Media Relations ..................................................................Chuck GallinaAssociate Director ....................................................................................... Brad GustAssociate Director .................................................................................Dan FroehlichAssistant Director ........................................................................................Bob GrantAssistant Director ......................................................................................Kendra LeeAssistant ................................................................................................Janelle FinleyAdministrative Assistant ........................................................................Kathy HarkerVideographer ............................................................................................. Steve SainPhotographer ......................................................................................Todd Van EmstPress Row Phone Numbers ..........................................334.844.1933 / 334.844.1935Media Relations Phone ......................................................................... 334.844.9800Media Relations Fax ............................................................................. 334.844.9807Mailing Address ............................................ P.O. Box 351, Auburn, AL 36831-0351Overnight Address ........................................................................... Athletic Complex

..........................................................................................392 S. Donahue Dr.

RADIO STATION / AUBURN NETWORKRadio Station ................................................................................... WXMA (96.7 FM)Play-by-Play ........................................................................................Andy BurchamColor ................................................................................................Arnika EdwardsBurcham E-mail ............................................................ [email protected] Office Phone .......................................................................... 334.826.2929Network Address ....................................................................... Auburn Network, Inc.

..................................................................................................... P.O. Box 950 ...................................................................................Auburn, AL 36831-0950

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCEMike Slive .............................................................................................CommissionerMark Womack ....................................................... Executive Associate CommissionerMark Whitworth ........................................Associate Commissioner (External Affairs)Charles Bloom .........................................Associate Commissioner (Media Relations)Debbie Corum .................................Associate Commissioner (Sports Administration)Greg Sankey ...................................................Associate Commissioner (Compliance)Craig Mattox ..............................................Assistant Commissioner (Championships)Gil Grimes........................................... Assistant Commissioner (Legislative Services)Laronica Conway .......................................Assistant Commissioner (Championships)Craig Pinkerton ...............................................................Director of Media RelationsChuck Dunlap ......................................................Associate Director/Media RelationsTammy Wilson ............................Associate Director/Media Relations (WBB Contact)Ayanna Wakefield ................................................ Assistant Director/Media RelationsWebsite ....................................................................................... www.SECSports.comWilson E-mail ..................................................................................twilson@sec.orgSwitchboard Number ............................................................................ 205.458.3000Media Relations Number ...................................................................... 205.458.3010Media Relations Fax ............................................................................. 205.458.3030

AUBURN ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATIONPresident...............................................................................................Dr. Jay GogueAthletics Director........................................................................................ Jay JacobsSenior Associate AD / SWA ..............................................................Meredith JenkinsExecutive Associate AD.............................................................................Tim JacksonSenior Associate AD and CFO .................................................................Terry WindleSenior Associate AD for External Affairs ......................................................Scott CarrSenior Associate AD for Development .................................................. Kay HargraveSenior Associate AD ................................................................................ Bernard HillSenior Associate AD ...............................................................................Rich McGlynnSenior Associate AD for Internal Operations .......................................... David MinesFaculty Athletics Representative .................................................Dr. Mary BoudreauxAthletics Department Phone Number ................................................... 334.844.4750

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I believe that this is a practical world I believe that this is a practical world

and that I can count only on what I and that I can count only on what I

earn. Therefore, I believe in work, earn. Therefore, I believe in work,

hard work. hard work.

I believe in education, which gives me I believe in education, which gives me

the knowledge to work wisely and the knowledge to work wisely and

trains my mind and my hands to work trains my mind and my hands to work

skillfully. skillfully.


I believe in honesty and truthfulness, I believe in honesty and truthfulness,

without which I cannot win the respect without which I cannot win the respect

and confidence of my fellow men. and confidence of my fellow men.

I believe in a sound mind, in a sound I believe in a sound mind, in a sound

body and a spirit that is not afraid, body and a spirit that is not afraid,

and in clean sports that develop these and in clean sports that develop these

qualities. qualities.


I believe in obedience to law because it I believe in obedience to law because it

protects the rights of all. protects the rights of all.


I believe in the human touch, which I believe in the human touch, which

cultivates sympathy with my fellow cultivates sympathy with my fellow

men and mutual helpfulness and men and mutual helpfulness and

brings happiness for all. brings happiness for all.


I believe in my Country, because it is a I believe in my Country, because it is a

land of freedom and because it is my land of freedom and because it is my

own home, and that I can best serve own home, and that I can best serve

that country by “doing justly, loving that country by “doing justly, loving

mercy, and walking humbly with my mercy, and walking humbly with my

God.” God.”

And because Auburn men and women And because Auburn men and women

believe in these things, I believe in believe in these things, I believe in

Auburn and love it. Auburn and love it.

-George Petrie (1945)-George Petrie (1945)


Auburn Arena Ribbon-Cutting

Grand Opening


Auburn Arena

Auburn Arena

The Auburn University Board of Trustees approved the building of the new $92.5 million Auburn Arena and Practice Facility on June 29, 2007. The Auburn Arena has a capacity of 9,121. It includes more than 29,000 square feet of student-athlete space, a two-court practice facility, coaches’ offices, the Auburn University Athletic Ticket Office, an AU Team Store, the relocated Lovelace Museum and Hall of Honor, two food courts and many other amenities.

Designed by 360 Architecture out of Kansas City, Mo., the 243,792 square foot facility is located northwest of Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum on Roosevelt Drive, across the street from the Student Activi-ties Center parking lot.

The Auburn Arena is an important recruiting tool for the Auburn men’s and women’s basketball teams. It features improved student-athlete facilities such as men’s and women’s locker room suites with sports medicine facilities, lounges and team meeting rooms. In addition to the two-court practice facility that allows the men’s and women’s teams to practice simultaneously, a strength and conditioning center also adds bonus to the new arena.

When it comes to seating in the Auburn Arena, fans are closer to the action than ever before. The new arena features chair back seats along with bleacher seating for students. It also offers better sight lines that move fans closer to the court. The furthest seat is 43 feet in elevation from court-side, compared to 60 feet in elevation at Beard-Eaves, with two-thirds of the seats in the new facility being less than 27 feet in elevation from court-side.

In addition, the arena features 12 court-level luxury suites that open to the outside of the arena for multiple entertaining opportunities throughout the year. Loge Box seating is also available as well as on-site food preparation. The scoreboard features a high-definition video board with full message/information center technology. Students enjoy a private entrance, a private court-side commons and food court.

The facility also serves as more than a sports complex. With over 12,000 square feet of banquet/entertainment space, its design affords ready adaptation into a site for concerts and other cultural events, convocations and various community gatherings.

Scoreboard

Courtside Club


Auburn Arena


Locker Room

Locker Room

The new locker room in the Auburn Arena features all the amenities a student-athlete could want. Along with the customary locker area with showers and restrooms, the locker room also includes a team/video room with theater seating, a full-service training room, equipment room and a lounge/study area.

One of the player lounges includes four LCD televisions with video gaming systems. The locker room is also conveniently located between the practice courts and the main Arena.

Locker Room Entry

Training Room


Locker Room

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Player Lounge


Practice Facility

Practice Courts

In the new Auburn Arena, the basketball teams have exclusive access to a brand-new practice facility that covers nearly 14,000 square feet. The facility features two regulation basketball courts with an additional four goals on the sides. Each court also has its own independent timing system and scoreboard.


Practice Facility

Weight Room

Directly attached to the practice courts is the new Auburn basketball weight room. The weight room features free weights, machines and cardio equipment all within easy access of the team’s training space, lockerroom and coaches.


Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum Sellout

12,067 Fans12,067 Fans

On January 25, 2009, the Auburn women’s basketball team set the Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum attendance record, packing an over-capacity 12,067 fans in to see its 82-68 win over Tennessee.

The largest crowd ever to watch a women’s basketball game in the state of Alabama.


Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum Sellout


2011 NCAA Tournament Host

Auburn ArenaAuburn ArenaHost Facility of 2011 NCAA Host Facility of 2011 NCAA

Women’s Basketball Tournament Women’s Basketball Tournament

First and Second RoundsFirst and Second Rounds


2011 NCAA Tournament HostAuburn to Host 2011 NCAA TournamentFirst and Second Rounds

The new Auburn Arena will close out its first season of operation, March 20 and 22, as a host site for the first and second rounds of the 2011 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament. Auburn’s bid to host the opening rounds was selected by the NCAA and announced on Oct. 29, 2009. The 2011 event will mark the first time for Auburn to host the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament under its current bid format. The Tigers hosted NCAA Tournament games on nine occasions between 1983 and 1993, posting an 11-0 record over that time. Auburn last hosted on March 21, 1993 when the Tigers downed Louisville, 66-61. Auburn will be one of 16 first- and second-round sites in 2011. The complete list of host sites includes Albuquerque, N.M. (University of New Mexico,The Pit/Bob King Court) ; Auburn, Ala. (Auburn University, Auburn Arena); Charlottesville, Va. (University of Virginia, John Paul Jones Arena); Cincinnati, Ohio (Xavier University, Cintas Center); College Park, Md. (University of Maryland, Comcast Center); Columbus, Ohio (Ohio State University, St. John Arena); Durham, N.C. (Duke University, Cameron Indoor Stadium); Knoxville, Tenn. (University of Tennessee, Thompson-Boling Arena); Salt Lake City, Utah (University of Utah, John M. Huntsman Center); Spokane, Wash. (Gonzaga University, McCarthey Athletic Center); Shreveport, La. (Louisiana Tech University, CenturyTel Center); Stanford, Calif. (Stanford University, Maples Pavilion); Storrs, Conn. (University of Connecticut, Harry A. Gampel Pavilion); University Park, Penn. (Pennsylvania State Uni-versity, Bryce Jordan Center); Waco, Texas (Baylor University, Ferrell Center); and Wichita, Kan. (Wichita State University, INTRUST Bank Arena). The 16 advancing teams will continue play at four regional sites: Dayton, Ohio (University of Dayton Arena), Spokane, Wash. (Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena), Dallas, Texas (American Airlines Center) and Philadelphia, Pa. (Liacouras Center). The 2011 NCAA Women’s Final Four will be held at Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Ind. on April 3 and 5.

Game ScheduleGame ScheduleSunday, March 20Sunday, March 20First-Round Game 1 - 4 p.m. CTFirst-Round Game 1 - 4 p.m. CTFirst-Round Game 2 - 6:30 p.m. CTFirst-Round Game 2 - 6:30 p.m. CT

Tuesday, March 22Tuesday, March 22Second-Round Game - 8:30 p.m. CTSecond-Round Game - 8:30 p.m. CT

2008 NCAA Tournament2008 NCAA TournamentPalo Alto, Calif.Palo Alto, Calif.


Back-to-Back NCAA Tournaments

DeWanna BonnerDeWanna Bonnervs. George Washingtonvs. George Washington

Alli SmalleyAlli Smalleyvs. George Washingtonvs. George Washington

Jordan Greenleaf and Sherell Hobbs Jordan Greenleaf and Sherell Hobbs at the pre-tournament press conferenceat the pre-tournament press conference

Trevesha JacksonTrevesha Jacksonvs. George Washingtonvs. George Washington



2009 NCAA Tournament2009 NCAA TournamentPiscataway, N.J.Piscataway, N.J.



DeWanna BonnerDeWanna Bonnervs. Rutgersvs. Rutgers

KeKe CarrierKeKe Carriervs. Lehighvs. Lehigh

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Whitney BoddieWhitney Boddievs. Lehighvs. Lehigh

Trevesha JacksonTrevesha Jacksonvs. Rutgersvs. Rutgers



The Village

The Village is a living and learning community built on the west side of the Auburn University campus, opened in the Fall of 2009. Adjacent to the new Auburn Arena, The Village offers 1,680 beds, configured in four-bedroom “super suites” that feature common areas and mini-kitchens in each suite. Also housed in the complex are study areas, offices for faculty/tutors/counselors and nine classrooms located on the ground floors of the buildings.


The Village


The Village

The West Dining Hall

Tiger ZoneDelivering a restaurant experience focusing on today’s Auburn student by providing menu selections from the grill, pizza, deli, entree, salad & action stations in an all-you-care-to-eat style of dining.

Food CourtChar-grilled burgers & sandwich melts all served on Texas toast with signature spreads at the O & B Grill. Chopped salads with your choice of seasonal toppings sauteed in specialty glazes for AU-Some Salads. New York style pizzas made with fresh hand-tossed dough baked to perfection in a brick oven & serving specialty pasta’s at Plainsmen Pizza & Pasta. Signature, bold flavors toasted or grilled at Rye of the Tiger. Chef-designed comfort recipes at The Home Plate.

Cub StopAll of your convenient store necessities & more without ever leaving campus.

End Zone DinerA variety of foods with a breakfast focus & signature meals for a late-night craving.

Caribou CoffeeRoastmasters use their brewing expertise to create your personalized cup of coffee made from the finest Arabica beans.


Training Table


Training Table


The Auburn Family

FamilyFamilyWhen you become a Tiger, you are not just joining a team, but becoming part of the Auburn Family.


The Auburn Family


The Auburn women’s basketball team travels in style, flying on 12 of its 14 road trips this season, seven of which are by charter jet out of the Auburn-Opelika Robert G. Pitts Airport.

Travel


Travel

PhoenixPhoenixSince arriving at Auburn in 2004, Head Coach Nell Fortner has taken the Tigers on non-conference trips that include Cincinnati, New Orleans, San Diego, Virgin Islands, Washington, D.C., Phoenix, Philadelphia, Palo Alto, Calif., Miami and a European tour in the summer of 2008.

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Media ExposureBeginning last season, ESPN and the Southeastern Conference entered a 15-year relationship that will make the SEC the most widely televised conference in the nation.

• This season, at least six of Auburn’s games will be televised, including an appearance on ESPN2• ESPN2 will televise the SEC Championship Game• The SEC Tournament semifinals will air on ESPNU• The SEC Tournament first and second rounds will air on Fox Sports Net• Games will be broadcast on ESPN2, ESPNU, the SEC Network, Fox Sports Net and CSS• In all, SEC teams will appear in more than 70 televised games in 2010-11

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The recent success of the Auburn women’s basketball team has brought increased attention and media coverage. From being profiled in USA Today, Sports Illustrated, ESPN.com and Fox Sports Net, the Tigers are reaching new heights in national exposure.

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In December 2005, Auburn signed a five-year contract with Under Armour Performance Apparel to be the official outfitter of the university’s athletic teams. The five-year contract is worth more than $10.6 million in sponsorship, product and additional benefits. Since the 2006-07 season, Auburn’s athletes have exclusively worn Under Armour uniforms, shoes, apparel and accessories.


Under Armour

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Under Armour


Achieving Life SuccessAuburn women’s basketball players not only excel in the classroom, but graduate with degrees that prepare them for life after basketball.

Lisa CiampiLisa Ciampi1988-911988-91Senior Account ExecutiveSenior Account ExecutiveDesign Display • Birmingham, Ala.Design Display • Birmingham, Ala.

Nancy DerrickNancy Derrick2001-042001-04Strength and Conditioning CoachStrength and Conditioning CoachUniversity of Oklahoma AthleticsUniversity of Oklahoma AthleticsNorman, Okla.Norman, Okla.

Linda GodbyLinda Godby1987-901987-90Assistant Coordinator for ChampionshipsAssistant Coordinator for ChampionshipsNCAA • Indianapolis, Ind.NCAA • Indianapolis, Ind.

Renae Halbrooks JonesRenae Halbrooks Jones1979-821979-82Fifth Grade TeacherFifth Grade TeacherVineville Academy of the Arts • Macon, Ga.Vineville Academy of the Arts • Macon, Ga.

Tiffany KrantzTiffany Krantz1997-20001997-2000VeterinarianVeterinarianLivingston Veterinary ClinicLivingston Veterinary ClinicLivingston, Tenn.Livingston, Tenn.

Jocelyn McGilberryJocelyn McGilberry1986-891986-89Assistant Women’s Basketball CoachAssistant Women’s Basketball CoachOle Miss • Oxford, Miss.Ole Miss • Oxford, Miss.


Achieving Life Success

Marianne MerrittMarianne Merritt1976-791976-79P.E. Teacher, Asst. Basketball CoachP.E. Teacher, Asst. Basketball CoachMiller County Schools • Colquitt, Ga.Miller County Schools • Colquitt, Ga.

Terryland RobinsonTerryland Robinson1990-931990-93Business Technology InstructorBusiness Technology InstructorHead Basketball CoachHead Basketball CoachAuburn High School • Auburn, Ala.Auburn High School • Auburn, Ala.

Conswella SparrowConswella Sparrow1998-20001998-2000Loan ProcessorLoan ProcessorFirst Community Bank • Shelbyville, Tenn.First Community Bank • Shelbyville, Tenn.

Charlene ThomasCharlene Thomas1984-871984-87Head Basketball CoachHead Basketball CoachUniversity of Tulsa • Tulsa, Okla.University of Tulsa • Tulsa, Okla.

Samantha WilliamsSamantha Williams1993-961993-96Assistant Basketball CoachAssistant Basketball CoachDuke University • Durham, N.C.Duke University • Durham, N.C.

Bethie YoungerBethie Younger1997-981997-98Account ExecutiveAccount ExecutiveJohnson Controls • Tomball, TexasJohnson Controls • Tomball, Texas

2010-11 Roster


2010-11 Numerical RosterNo. Name Height Position Class Hometown/High School1 Morgan Toles 5-9 Guard SO Fayetteville, Ga./Sandy Creek2 Morgan Jennings 5-8 Guard JR Atlanta, Ga./Frederick Douglass 4 Parrisha Simmons 6-0 Guard JR Macon, Ga./Southwest Macon 5 Alli Smalley 5-8 Guard SR Arab, Ala./Arab11 Courtney Strain 5-9 Guard FR Woodland, Ala./Woodland12 Nicolle Thomas 5-10 Guard SO Moultrie, Ga./Colquitt County14 Blanche Alverson 6-3 Foward/Guard SO Andalusia, Ala./Buford (Ga.)20 Pascale “P.J.” West 6-8 Center SO LaGrange, Ga./Troup County21 Jordan Greenleaf 6-1 Forward SR Rex, Ga./Morrow 22 Camille Glymph 5-10 Guard FR Greenville, S.C./J.L. Mann23 Chantel Hilliard 6-2 Forward/Center JR Biloxi, Miss./St. Martin 25 Jassany Williams 6-2 Forward FR Davie, Fla./Nova32 Tyrese Tanner 6-2 Forward FR Birmingham, Ala./Hoover34 Peyton Davis 6-5 Center FR Birmingham, Ala./Mortimer Jordan

COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: Nell Fortner (Texas, 1982)Assistant Coaches: Kerry Cremeans (Florida, 1994), Mark Simons (Aquinas College, 1972), Carla McGhee (Tennessee, 1990)

2010-11 Alphabetical RosterNo. Name Height Pos. Ht. Hometown14 Blanche Alverson 6-3 Foward/Guard SO Andalusia, Ala./Buford (Ga.)34 Peyton Davis 6-5 Center FR Birmingham, Ala./Mortimer Jordan22 Camille Glymph 5-10 Guard FR Greenville, S.C./J.L. Mann21 Jordan Greenleaf 6-1 Forward SR Rex, Ga./Morrow 23 Chantel Hilliard 6-2 Forward/Center JR Biloxi, Miss./St. Martin 2 Morgan Jennings 5-8 Guard JR Atlanta, Ga./Frederick Douglass 4 Parrisha Simmons 6-0 Guard JR Macon, Ga./Southwest Macon 5 Alli Smalley 5-8 Guard SR Arab, Ala./Arab11 Courtney Strain 5-9 Guard FR Woodland, Ala./Woodland32 Tyrese Tanner 6-2 Forward FR Birmingham, Ala./Hoover12 Nicolle Thomas 5-10 Guard SO Moultrie, Ga./Colquitt County1 Morgan Toles 5-9 Guard SO Fayetteville, Ga./Sandy Creek20 Pascale “P.J.” West 6-8 Center SO LaGrange, Ga./Troup County25 Jassany Williams 6-2 Forward FR Davie, Fla./Nova

SUPPORT STAFF:Director of Basketball Operations: Melissa Maines (Texas Tech, 1998)Video Coordinator: Kelly Komara (Purdue, 2002)Director of Administrative Support Services: Arnika Edwards (Alabama A&M, 1991), Administrative Assistant: Ashley Langford (Tulane, 2009)Athletic Trainer: Angie Lawrence (Appalachian State, 1997)

In This Section. . . Jordan Greenleaf ......................................................42-45

Alli Smalley ..............................................................46-49

Chantel Hilliard ........................................................50-53

Morgan Jennings ......................................................54-57

Parrisha Simmons ....................................................58-61

Blanche Alverson ......................................................62-65

Nicolle Thomas .........................................................66-69

Morgan Toles ............................................................70-73

Pascale West .............................................................74-77

Peyton Davis .............................................................78-79

Camille Glymph ........................................................80-81

Courtney Strain .........................................................82-83

Tyrese Tanner ............................................................84-85

Jassany Williams ......................................................86-87

Team Pictures............................................................88-93

Head Coach Nell Fortner ..........................................94-99

Associate Head Coach Kerry Cremeans .................100-101

Assistant Coach Mark Simons ...............................102-103

Assistant Coach Carla McGhee ..............................104-105

Director of Operations Melissa Maines ........................ 106

Dir. of Admin. Support Services Arnika Edwards ......... 107

Video Coordinator Kelly Komara ................................. 108

Strength and Conditioning Coach Megan Young ......... 109

Athletic Trainer Angie Lawrence .................................. 110

Dr. James Andrews ...................................................... 107

Dr. Michael Goodlett .................................................... 108

Support Staff ........................................................112-115

Athletic Administration ................................................ 116

Meet the Tigers



JordanJordan

#21#21

SeniorSenior

ForwardForward

6-16-1

Rex, Ga.Rex, Ga.

Morrow High SchoolMorrow High School

Major: Mass CommunicationsMajor: Mass Communications

GREENLEAFGREENLEAF


2009-10• Started in all 31 games, averaging 7.9 points and 7.1 rebounds per game• Surpassed the 500-rebound plateau on Jan. 14 against Alabama, finished the season ranked 19th all-time at Auburn with 590 career rebounds• Tied her career-high with 17 points against Liberty and set a new career- high with 16 rebounds against Mississippi State• Tallied a double-double against Florida in the SEC Tournament with 15 points and 13 rebounds• Ranked 12th in the SEC in rebounding and fourth in offensive rebounding with 3.2 per game• Her 24 blocks on the season moved her into the top 10 at Auburn in career rebounding, finishing the season with 112 on her career

2008-09• Redshirted after sustaining an ACL injury after playing in five games• Averaged 7.0 points and 5.2 rebounds in five appearances• Scored eight points against FIU and N.C. State and pulled down nine rebounds against Ohio State

2007-08• Averaged 6.2 points and 5.4 rebounds in 31 games, starting 30• Led the team with 40 blocks• Scored a career-best 17 points vs. Arkansas in the first round of the SEC Tournament• Earned second career double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds against Arkansas• Blocked a career-best six at Alabama• Tied career best and turned in a new season high 12 rebounds at Oakland

2006-07• Started 29 of 34 games, averaging 5.2 points and 5.2 rebounds per game• Named to the SEC All-Freshman Team• Led the team with 78 offensive rebounds (2.3 per game)• Grabbed a career best six steals against Jackson State• Pulled down career-best 12 rebounds vs. Ole Miss

High School• Four-year starter at Morrow High School• Three-time Georgia Gatorade Player of the Year• 2004 and 2005 Street & Smith All-America honorable mention• AAU U16 All-American and two-time Nike All-American• First team All-Georgia three straight years

Personal• Full name is Jordan Monique Greenleaf• Parents are Anthony and Mona Greenleaf• Born on September 27, 1987• Has one sibling, Artemus


Up Close With Up Close With Jordan GreenleafJordan Greenleaf

What is your dream job? To be a NCAA Division I head coach.

What has impressed you most aboutCoach Fortner and her staff?

Their constant positive outlookon each season.

What is the coolest thing about Auburn? Football games.

What is your secret food craving? Crab legs.

What is your craziest ambition? To be the first female NBA head coach.

Who is the funniest player on the team? Morgan Jennings... she is just too silly.

What is your favorite city to visit? New York City.

When you were younger, what player would you pretend to be?

Kevin Garnett.

What do you enjoy most about playing basketball on the collegiate level?

Traveling.

What superpower would you like to have? The ability to read minds.


#21#21JordanJordan

GreenleafGreenleaf

GREENLEAF CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2006-07 34-29 58-149 .389 0-0 .000 60-87 .690 78-99-177 5.2 88 1 18 31 44 29 176 5.2

2007-08 31-30 74-161 .460 0-0 .000 44-64 .688 96-71-167 5.4 76 1 29 41 40 42 192 6.2

2008-09 5-0 14-32 .438 0-1 .000 7-8 .875 17-9-26 5.2 10 0 3 2 4 4 35 7.0

2009-10 31-31 86-229 .376 0-5 .000 73-102 .716 100-120-220 7.1 62 1 65 46 24 47 245 7.9

TOTAL 101-90 232-571 .406 0-6 .000 184-261 .705 291-299-590 5.8 236 3 115 120 112 122 648 6.4

CAREER HIGHSPoints17 twice, last vs. Liberty (12/15/09)Rebounds16 vs. Mississippi State (1/3/10)Assists5 twice, last vs. Vanderbilt (1/21/10)Blocks6 at Alabama (1/27/08)Steals6 vs. Jackson State (12/6/06)Field Goals7 3 times, last at Ole Miss (2/25/10)Field Goal Attempts15 at San Diego State (12/30/09)3-Point Field GoalsN/A3-Point FG Attempts1 twice, last at Florida State (11/27/09)Free Throws10 at Florida State (11/27/09)Free Throw Attempts 12 at Florida State (11/27/09)


AlliAlli

#5#5

SeniorSenior

GuardGuard

5-85-8

Arab, Ala.Arab, Ala.

Arab High SchoolArab High School

Major: Early Childhood EducationMajor: Early Childhood Education

SmalleySmalley


Enters her senior season with 172 career 3-pointers, just 12 away from the Auburn record

2009-10• Named to All-SEC Second Team• Started all 31 games, averaging a team-best 15.7 points per game, ranking sixth overall in the SEC• Scored in double figures in 27 games, clearing 20 points in seven• Scored the 1,000th point of her career against Vanderbilt, becoming the 25th Tiger to clear the mark• Her 57 3-pointers rank fourth all-time at Auburn in single-season treys• Posted a career-high 29 points in the first round of the SEC Tournament against Florida; also tied career-high with five 3-pointers vs. Florida• Pulled down career-high 11 rebounds at Alabama, helping her record her first career double-double with 17 points• Hit a 3-pointer with 3.1 seconds left at LSU to send game into overtime, Auburn would go on to take the victory• Tied her career high twice with six assists vs. GW and at San Diego State

2008-09• Started all 34 games, averaging 11.1 points and 2.7 rebounds per game• Her 11.1 points ranked 21st in the SEC• Tallied 68 3-pointers on the season, ranking second all-time at Auburn in single-season 3-point field goals and second in the SEC for the 2008-09 season• Hit at least one 3-pointer in 26 of 34 games• Shot 39.8 percent from beyond the arc, ranking second in the SEC and 34th in the nation• Named MVP of FIU Thanksgiving Classic, averaging 15 points per game• Scored in double figures in 19 games, clearing 20 points in five games• Set a new career high with 23 points against Ohio State, including a 3-pointer that sent the game into overtime• Pulled down a career-high nine rebounds at George Washington• Shot a perfect 5-for-5 from beyond the arc at LSU, tying her career high for 3-pointers made• Set a career high with four steals at Georgia Southern

2007-08• Named to the SEC All-Freshman team• Averaged 10.7 points and 2.8 assists per game, starting in 19 of 32• Hit at least one 3-pointer in 25-of-32 games• Scored in double figures 21 times during the season• Her 47 three-pointers rank in a tie for 10th all-time at Auburn in single- season 3-point field goals• Played point guard for part of the season in place of Whitney Boddie• Earned first career start against Saint Joseph’s and named to Hawk Classic All-Tournament team after averaging 13.5 points• Named SEC Freshman of the Week (Nov. 19) after performance vs. UAB

High School• Ranked as the No. 21 prospect among guards and No. 38 prospect nationally by Scout.com• Averaged 21.2 points, 6.0 rebounds, 4.2 assists and 3.9 steals per game in her senior campaign at Arab High School• Two-time All-State First Team, Two-time Alabama Miss Basketball finalist • 5A State Tournament MVP and Final Four All-Tournament team in 2005• All-time leading scorer in both boys and girls basketball at Arab High School (3,107 career points)• Had her high school jersey (No. 5) retired at Arab High School on Jan. 16, 2009, becoming the first basketball player, male or female, to receive the honor

Personal• Full name is Allison Jean Smalley• Parents are Bruce and Jackie Smalley• Born on August 1, 1989• Has one brother, Blake, who is a former manager and practice player for the Auburn women’s basketball team


Up Close With Up Close With Alli SmalleyAlli Smalley

Name one thing people wouldbe surprised to know about you.

I take three showers a day.

What is your secret food craving? Cookie dough.

What is your dream job?To coach at the collegiate

or professional level.

Who is the best singer on the team?Blanche Alverson.

She has an angelic voice.

Who is the most famousperson you have met?

Bo Jackson.

What is your craziest ambition? To be a good cook.


Their dedication to our team and the game, and how genuine they are.

What is your favorite food?My grandmother’s meal: fried potatoes,

peas, okra, weenies & kraut, green beans, cornbread and sweet tea.

What are your threemost prized posessions?

Bible, bed and fridge.

Describe yourself in one word. Passionate.

#5#5AlliAlliSmalleySmalley

SMALLEY CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2007-08 32-19 133-333 .399 47-162 .290 28-42 .667 34-59-93 2.9 58 3 89 104 10 37 341 10.7

2008-09 34-34 141-310 .455 68-171 .398 28-37 .757 12-79-91 2.7 60 0 71 62 7 45 378 11.1

2009-10 31-31 181-446 .406 57-175 .326 69-96 .719 33-104-137 4.4 64 1 72 85 7 36 488 15.7

TOTAL 97-84 455-1089 .418 172-508 .339 125-175 .714 79-242-321 3.3 182 4 232 251 24 118 1207 12.4

CAREER HIGHSPoints29 vs. Florida (3/4/10)Rebounds11 vs. Alabama (2/7/10)Assists6 3 times, last at SDSU (12/30/09)Blocks2 vs. Georgia (1/13/08)Steals4 twice, last vs. Kentucky (2/28/10)Field Goals10 3 times, last vs. Florida (3/4/10)Field Goal Attempts21 vs. Troy (11/13/09)3-Point Field Goals 5 3 times, last vs. Florida (3/4/10)3-Point FG Attempts10 3 times, last at Ole Miss (2/25/10)Free Throws6 4 times, last vs. Valparaiso (12/28/09)Free Throw Attempts 8 3 times, last vs. Valparaiso (12/28/08)


ChantelChantel


#23#23

JuniorJunior

Forward/CenterForward/Center

6-26-2

Biloxi, Miss.Biloxi, Miss.

St. Martin High SchoolSt. Martin High School

Major: SociologyMajor: Sociology

HilliardHilliard


2009-10• Played in 27 games, starting in two, averaging 3.5 points and 2.4 rebounds per game• Earned first collegiate start against Troy in season opener• Set career high with 14 points against Liberty, followed that up by pulling down career-high 11 rebounds at South Alabama

2008-09• Played in 30 games, averaging 4.0 points and 2.8 rebounds per game• Scored in double digits three times, including a season-high 13 points against Sam Houston State• Pulled down season-highs of nine rebounds twice, against Sam Houston State and Coppin State• Had season highs of three steals and three blocks vs. Duquesne• Also tallied three blocks against Coppin State• Scored 10 points in Auburn’s NCAA Tournament victory over Lehigh

High School• McDonalds All-American Honorable Mention• Ranked No. 61 by SLAM online Top-100 High School girls• Two-time MVP Division 7-4A and two-time Clarion-Ledger Dandy Dozen • Two-time member of Sun Herald All-South Mississippi Basketball Team• Sun Herald South Mississippi Girls Player of the Year• Averaged 25 points, 13 rebounds and six blocks as a senior• Part of the two-time District Champion 7-4A St. Martin team• Member of the Nike 2007 Lady Essense Championship team

Personal• Full name is Chantel LaShawn Hilliard• Daughter of Janis Hilliard• Born April 18, 1990• Has five siblings, Charmaine, Julius, Chalandra, Christina, Charita• Sister Chalandra played basketball at Mississippi State (2003-2006)


Up Close With Up Close With Chantel HilliardChantel Hilliard

Who is the funniest player on the team? Blanche, she is so sarcastic.

What is the coolest thing about Auburn? The tradition.

What is your secret addiction? Me thinking I can sing.

When you were younger, who is theplayer you would pretend to be?

Lisa Leslie.

What is one place in the worldyou would like to help?

Africa.

What is your favorite food?Anything with cheese... lasagna... maca-

roni and cheese...


How much they care.


Winning on someone else’s court.

What do you think you will bedoing 10 years from now?

Teaching.

Describe yourself in one word. Goofy.


#23#23ChantelChantelHilliardHilliard

HILLIARD CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2008-09 30-0 53-106 .500 0-2 .000 15-32 .469 29-56-85 2.8 50 0 7 26 12 13 121 4.0

2009-10 27-2 37-89 .416 0-0 .000 20-43 .465 31-35-66 2.4 49 1 6 35 13 11 94 3.5

TOTAL 57-2 90-195 .462 0-2 .000 35-75 .467 60-91-151 2.6 99 1 13 61 25 24 215 3.8

CAREER HIGHSPoints14 vs. Liberty (12/15/09)Rebounds11 at South Alabama (12/20/09)Assists2 twice, last at Kentucky (1/24/10)Blocks3 twice, last vs. Duquesne (12/29/08)Steals3 vs. Duquesne (12/29/08)Field Goals6 vs. Liberty (12/15/09)Field Goal Attempts9 twice, last at Alabama (2/8/09)3-Point Field Goals N/A3-Point FG Attempts1 twice, last at Alabama (2/8/09)Free Throws5 twice, last vs. Troy (11/13/09)Free Throw Attempts 12 vs. Sam Houston State (12/5/08)


MorganMorgan

#2#2

JuniorJunior

GuardGuard

5-85-8

Atlanta, Ga.Atlanta, Ga.

Frederick Douglass High SchoolFrederick Douglass High School

Major: Public AdministrationMajor: Public Administration

JenningsJennings


2009-10• Suffered a knee injury over the summer, but returned for the 13 of the last 15 games of the season• Averaged 1.5 points and 0.8 rebounds per game• Scored season highs of four points vs. Vanderbilt and Arkansas

2008-09• Played in 30 games, starting four, averaging 2.4 points and 1.6 rebounds per game• Started the first three games of her Auburn career at point guard in place of Whitney Boddie• Tallied a season-high 14 points at UAB on 6-of-8 shooting• Picked up season highs of three steals, five rebounds and six assists against Temple

High School• Ranked as the No. 17 prospect among guards and the No. 83 prospect nationally by Olson’s Report• Averaged 20.0 points, 7.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 6.0 steals per game as a senior at Frederick Douglass High School• McDonald’s All-America Team nominee• Helped the basketball team to a 5A Final Four appearance as a junior• Named First-Team All-State, All-5A Region and All-City Life/South/Metro Team, in addition to earning the Pitcher’s Award on her softball team as a senior• Also competed on the track & field team in the high jump, finishing first in the state in 2006

Personal• Full name is Morgan Blakely Jennings• Born December 1, 1989• Daughter of Calvin and Gia Jennings• Had an older brother, Kyle, that passed away in 2007


Up Close With Up Close With Morgan JenningsMorgan Jennings

I chose to play at Auburn because...Of the family feeling Igot on my official visit.

If tomorrow’s headline was about you, what would it say?

“MJ Opens A New Charity Organization.”

Describe yourself in one word. Reserved.

Who is the best singer on the team?Pascale. She hits all the

high notes so well.

What is the coolest thing about Auburn?Everybody knows everybody. It is a

very friendly environment.

What is your favorite city to visit? Miami.

What super power would you like to have? The ability to fly.


The competition leveland flow of the game.


My phone, my engraved bracelet with my brother’s name on it and my car.

What is one extreme thing you would do? Skydive.


#2#2MorganMorgan

JenningsJennings

JENNINGS CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2008-09 30-4 30-77 .390 0-0 .000 11-24 .458 18-30-48 1.6 25 0 34 41 0 16 71 2.4

2009-10 13-0 9-32 .281 0-1 .000 1-4 .250 2-9-11 0.8 9 0 15 14 0 2 19 1.5

TOTAL 43-4 39-109 .358 0-1 .000 12-28 .429 20-39-59 1.4 34 0 49 55 0 18 90 2.1

CAREER HIGHSPoints14 at UAB (11/26/08)Rebounds5 vs. Temple (11/17/08)Assists6 vs. Temple (11/17/08)BlocksN/ASteals3 vs. Temple (11/17/08)Field Goals6 at UAB (11/26/08)Field Goal Attempts8 twice, last vs. N.C. A&T (12/3/08)3-Point Field Goals N/A3-Point FG AttemptsN/AFree Throws2 3 times, last at Arkansas (1/19/09)Free Throw Attempts 3 three times, last vs. N.C. A&T (12/3/08)

ParrishaParrisha

#4#4JuniorJunior

GuardGuard

6-06-0

Macon, Ga.Macon, Ga.

Southwest Macon High SchoolSouthwest Macon High School

Major: Human DevelopmentMajor: Human Developmentand Family Studiesand Family Studies

SimmonsSimmons



2009-10• Played in all 31 games, starting in 22, averaging 3.1 points and 5.1 rebounds per game• Made her first collegiate start against Troy in the season opener• Scored career high nine points against North Carolina A&t and Vanderbilt• Pulled down career high 12 rebounds vs. George Washington• Led the Tigers in rebounding in five games• Ranked ninth in the SEC in offensive rebounding with 2.8 per game

2008-09• Played in 21 games, averaging 1.0 points and 2.7 rebounds per game• Scored season-high four points against Stephen F. Austin• Pulled down nine rebounds against Sam Houston State• Had season-highs of three assists and two steals at Alabama A&M

High School• Three-time MVP of Southwest Macon High School• Three-time All-State and All-Middle Georgia First Team• 2005 Adidas Top-10 All-American camp, attended Nike Skills Academy• All-time leading rebounder in Southwest Macon High School history• Region champion in 100m and qualified for state championship in the long jump and 100m• Averaged 18 points and 16 rebounds as a senior and took Southwest team to state playoffs• Named Middle Georgia Player of the Year

Personal• Full name is Parrisha Dewanna Simmons• Daughter of Mildred Henley and Dewayne Simmons• Born January 28, 1989• Has one older sister, Renarta


Up Close With Up Close With Parrisha SimmonsParrisha Simmons

What do you think you would be doing if you were not playing basketball?

I would be in the Air Force.

How old were you when youstarted playing basketball?

I was 6 years old.

Describe yourself in one word. Relentless.

What advice would you give to someone wanting to play college basketball?

Keep working hard and never give up.

What is your secret addiction? Music.


Why did you choose Auburn? Because it felt like family here.


The competition.

If you were elected president, what is one of the first things you would do?

Fly around the world.

When you were younger, what playerdid you pretend to be?

Kobe Bryant.

#4#4ParrishaParrishaSimmonsSimmons

SIMMONS CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2008-09 21-0 9-25 .360 0-0 .000 4-20 .200 20-36-56 2.7 13 0 12 14 4 6 22 1.0

2009-10 31-22 39-89 .435 0-0 .000 17-49 .347 88-71-159 5.1 51 0 34 43 1 16 95 3.1

TOTAL 52-22 48-114 .421 0-0 .000 21-69 .304 108-107-215 4.1 64 0 46 57 5 22 117 2.3

CAREER HIGHSPoints9 twice, last vs. Vanderbilt (1/21/10)Rebounds12 vs. George Washington (12/5/09)Assists4 vs. Valparaiso (12/28/09)Blocks1 5 times, last vs. Ala. A&M (11/17/09)Steals2 5 times, last vs. Kentucky (2/28/10)Field Goals4 twice, last at N.C. A&T (12/1/09)Field Goal Attempts7 vs. George Washington (12/5/09)3-Point Field Goals N/A3-Point FG AttemptsN/AFree Throws3 3 times, last vs. Vanderbilt (1/21/10)Free Throw Attempts 6 twice, last at UAB (11/26/08)



BlancheBlanche

#14#14AlversonAlverson

SophomoreSophomore

Forward/CenterForward/Center

6-36-3

Andalusia, Ala.Andalusia, Ala.

Buford (Ga.) High SchoolBuford (Ga.) High School

Major: Pre-MedMajor: Pre-Med


2009-10• Played in all 31 games, starting in 13• Averaged 6.9 points and 2.8 rebounds per game• Shot 31.3 percent, 40-of-128, from beyond the arc• Scored season-high 14 points vs. George Washington• Pulled down season-high seven rebounds on five separate occasions

High School• Ranked as the No. 45 prospect in the country and No. 8 forward by ESPN.com’s HoopGurlz• Played her first two years of high school basketball at Andalusia (Ala.) High School before transferring to Buford (Ga.) High School• Led Buford to a 32-1 record and a state championship as a senior• Averaged 15.8 points and 6.3 rebounds per game as a senior• Earned All-Area honors as a freshman and sophomore at Andalusia• Named Georgia AA Player of the Year as a senior while also picking up All-State First Team honors as a junior and senior• Two-time All-Gwinnett, All-Region and Region 6AA Player of the Year• Named Gwinnett Daily Post and Gainesville Times Player of the Year• Selected to the Atlanta Tipoff Club All-Metro Team• Played club basketball for the Peach State elite Black team, a squad ranked in the top 20 in the nation• Also got it done in the classroom, graduating fourth in her high school class of 161 with a 4.3548 grade-point average• Was a Georgia Merit Scholar and an Advanced Placement Scholar

Personal• Full name is Virginia Blanche Alverson• Daughter of Bill and Cindy Alverson• Born Jan. 28, 1991 in Andalusia, Ala.• Has a brother, William (23) and a sister, Stella (11)• Is a fourth generation Auburn student• Both parents and brother William graduated from Auburn• Her great grandfather, Rube Alverson, played baseball at Auburn


Up Close With Up Close With Blanche AlversonBlanche Alverson


Working as a pediatric surgeon.


I really want to do missionwork in Africa.

What is your favorite food? Chicken.

Name one thing people would besurprised to know about you.

I really enjoy watching musicals.


“Yes, My Hair Always Looks Like This”

What is your secret addiction? Sweet Tea.

Who is the best dancer on the team? Jordan.


Hugh Jackman.

What impressed you most aboutCoach Fortner and her staff?

They are very down to Earth and trulywant to help us in any way possible.

What is your craziest ambition? I want to travel the world for a year.


#14#14BlancheBlancheAlversonAlverson

ALVERSON CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 31-13 78-218 .358 40-128 .313 19-27 .704 26-92-118 3.8 39 1 51 44 17 15 215 6.9

TOTAL 31-13 78-218 .358 40-128 .313 19-27 .704 26-92-118 3.8 39 1 51 44 17 15 215 6.9

CAREER HIGHSPoints14 vs. George Washington (12/5/09)Rebounds7 5 times, last vs. Kentucky (3/5/10)Assists5 twice, last vs. Florida (3/4/10)Blocks2 4 times, last vs. Kentucky (3/5/10)Steals2 at Ole Miss (2/25/10)Field Goals5 twice, last vs. LSU (2/14/10)Field Goal Attempts13 at Florida (1/7/10)3-Point Field Goals 4 vs. Georgia Southern (11/24/09)3-Point FG Attempts8 vs. Liberty (12/15/09)Free Throws4 vs. Kentucky (2/28/10)Free Throw Attempts 4 vs. Kentucky (2/28/10)

NicolleNicolle

#12#12

ThomasThomas

SophomoreSophomore

GuardGuard

5-105-10

Moultrie, Ga.Moultrie, Ga.

Colquitt County High SchoolColquitt County High School



2009-10• Played in 23 games, starting in seven• Earned first career start on Nov. 22 against Texas A&M• Averaged 6.1 points and 1.7 rebounds per game• Finished second on the team in 3-point shooting, connecting on 23-of-63 attempts for 36.5 percent• Scored a season-high 27 points at Florida State, the most for an Auburn freshman in almost 13 years• Hit five 3-pointers at Florida State• Pulled down a season-high six rebounds at Florida

High School• Ranked as the No. 24 guard prospect in the country by ESPN.com’s Hoopgurlz• Averaged double figures all four years at Colquitt County High School• Averaged 16 points and eight rebounds per game as a junior, improving to 15 points and 10 rebounds as a senior• A two-time All-Region honoree• Won her team Offensive Award each of her four seasons• Played two years with the Georgia All-Stars club team and two years with the Georgia Blazers• Played with current teammate Pascale West with the Blazers

Personal• Full name is Andrietta Nicolle Thomas• Daughter of Cassandra Johnson and Darryl Thomas• Born Feb. 4, 1990 in Moultrie, Ga.• Has an older sister, Danielle Jordan (22), and two brothers, Carlos Johnson (15) and Darryl Thomas, Jr. (19)


Up Close With Up Close With Nicolle ThomasNicolle Thomas

What is your dream job?To play basketball for a few yearsand then own my own business.

Who is the most famous personyou have ever met?

Charles Barkley.

What is your favorite food? Pizza.

What superpower wouldyou like to have?

To be invisible.

What is your favorite city to visit? Atlanta.

Describe yourself in one word. Humble.


I was 7 years old.

What is one extreme thing you would do?

Skydive.


Haiti.


Opening my own daycareand playing basketball.

#12#12NicolleNicolleThomasThomas

THOMAS CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 23-7 47-144 .326 23-63 .365 23-28 .821 12-28-40 1.7 28 0 14 47 1 12 140 6.1

TOTAL 23-7 47-144 .326 23-63 .365 23-28 .821 12-28-40 1.7 28 0 14 47 1 12 140 6.1

CAREER HIGHSPoints27 at Florida State (11/27/09)Rebounds6 at Florida (1/7/10)Assists2 twice, last vs. Arkansas (2/11/10)Blocks1 twice, last vs. Liberty (12/15/09)Steals3 vs. Florida A&M (11/28/09)Field Goals8 at Florida State (11/27/09)Field Goal Attempts20 at Florida State (11/27/09)3-Point Field Goals 5 at Florida State (11/27/09)3-Point FG Attempts13 at Florida State (11/27/09)Free Throws6 twice, last at Florida State (11/27/09)Free Throw Attempts 6 twice, last at Florida State (11/27/09)



MorganMorgan

#1#1TolesToles

SophomoreSophomore

GuardGuard

5-95-9

Fayetteville, Ga.Fayetteville, Ga.

Sandy Creek High SchoolSandy Creek High School

Major: CommunicationsMajor: Communications


2009-10• Named to SEC All-Freshman Team• Started in 28 of the 29 games she played in, averaging 7.6 points, 4.4 assists and 3.1 rebounds per game• Earned first collegiate start in season-opener vs. Troy• Ranked fifth in the SEC and 81st in the country with 4.4 assists per game• Her 128 assists tie her for third all-time at Auburn in freshman assists• Was top freshman in the SEC in both assists and assist-to-turnover ratio• Dished out 10 assists against Georgia, the most for an Auburn freshman in 17 years• Tallied season-high 17 points in overtime win at LSU• Pulled down season-high six rebounds at Temple and Florida

High School• Ranked as the No. 27 prospect in the country and the No. 4 point guard by ESPN.com’s HoopGurlz• Played her first two years of high school basketball at St. Pius X where she won two state championships• Transferred to Sandy Creek High School and led the team to an Elite Eight appearance as a junior• Earned honorable mention All-America honors as a junior and was a preseason second-team All-American as a senior• Averaged 17 points and five assists per game as a senior• Named to the Georgia All-State First Team as a junior and senior• Earned All-Region First Team honors as a junior and senior• Named Fayette County MVP as a junior and senior while also picking up team MVP honors• Played for the Georgia Metros club team that won a national championship in 2005

Personal• Full name is Morgan Elizabeth Toles• Daughter of Vicky and Alvin Toles• Born Oct. 2, 1990 in Decatur, Ga.• Has two brothers, Joshua (25) and Andrew (18), and a younger sister, Kasey (11)• Brother Andrew is a freshman outfielder for the Tennessee baseball team• Her father Alvin played inside linebacker at Tennessee from 1981-84


Up Close With Up Close With Morgan TolesMorgan Toles

What is the coolest thing about Auburn? Aubie!

What is your favorite food? Pasta.

What is your craziest ambition? To own a penguin.

Who is the most famousperson you have ever met?

Peyton Manning.


I was a piano prodigy when I was a child.


The competition and thepre-game meals.

Who is the messiest player on the team? Pascale... have you seen her locker?

I chose to play basketballat Auburn because...

Of the family atmosphere.

What is your dream job? To be a Sea World whale instructor.


Probably in Europe playing basketball.

#1#1MorganMorgan

TolesToles

TOLES CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 29-28 94-223 .422 1-6 .167 31-58 .534 23-66-89 3.1 51 0 128 101 2 28 220 7.6

TOTAL 29-28 94-223 .422 1-6 .167 31-58 .534 23-66-89 3.1 51 0 128 101 2 28 220 7.6

CAREER HIGHSPoints17 at LSU (1/10/10)Rebounds6 twice, last at Florida (1/7/10)Assists10 vs. Georgia (1/31/10)Blocks1 Twice, last vs. Kentucky (3/5/10)Steals3 vs. Vanderbilt (1/21/10)Field Goals7 at LSU (1/10/10)Field Goal Attempts15 at Florida (1/7/10)3-Point Field Goals 1 at LSU (1/10/10)3-Point FG Attempts1 6 times, last vs. USC (2/4/10)Free Throws4 vs. LSU (2/14/10)Free Throw Attempts 6 at Florida (1/7/10)



PascalePascale

#20#20WestWest

SophomoreSophomore

CenterCenter

6-86-8

LaGrange, Ga.LaGrange, Ga.

Troup County High SchoolTroup County High School

Major: Apparel MerchandisingMajor: Apparel Merchandising


2009-10• Saw action in 24 games, averaging 0.8 points, 1.3 rebounds and 0.9 blocks per game• Blocked 22 shots, ranking ninth all-time at Auburn in single-season blocks by a freshman• Ranked 12th in the SEC with 0.9 blocks per game• Blocked a season-high seven shots against Texas A&M• Scored season-high four points at North Carolina A&T and South Alabama• Pulled down season-high five rebounds against Alabama A&M

High School• Ranked as the No. 25 post prospect in the country by ESPN.com’s HoopGurlz• Led the state of Georgia in blocked shots and ranked in the top five nationally• Averaged 10 points and 10 rebounds as a junior, posted eight points, 10 rebounds and 12 blocked shots per game as a senior at Troup County Comprehensive High School• Earned All-Region honors as a senior• Named Troup County Player of the Year as a senior• Graduated with a 3.75 grade-point average and won the Team GPA award each of her four seasons• Played two years with the Georgia Blazers alongside current teammate Nicolle Thomas

Personal• Full name is Pascale Jocelyn West• Daughter of Valerie and Wally West• Born May 1, 1991 in LaGrange, Ga.• Has a sister, Sophie (22), two brothers, Nicholas (16) and Wesley (24)• Her father, Wally, was drafted by the NBA’s Utah Jazz in 1980 after finishing his collegiate career at Boston University.


Up Close With Up Close With Pascale WestPascale West


I love football!!!


What is your favorite food? Cheese!

Who is the most famousperson you have ever met?

Marvin Sapp, the gospel singer.

What is your biggest fear? I am afraid of the dark.

What superpower would you like to have? Mind reading.

Who is the funniest player on the team?Morgan Jennings because half the time

she is not trying to be.

What is your craziest ambition?To become a fashion designer

for big celebrities.

When you were younger, who is theplayer you would pretend to be?

My big sister.

Who is the best dancer on the team? Reneisha - she is extreme!

#20#20PascalePascaleWestWest


WEST CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 24-0 7-15 .467 0-0 .000 4-11 .364 9-23-32 1.3 31 0 5 14 22 6 18 0.8

TOTAL 24-0 7-15 .467 0-0 .000 4-11 .364 9-23-32 1.3 31 0 5 14 22 6 18 0.8

CAREER HIGHSPoints4 twice, last at South Alabama (12/20/09)Rebounds5 vs. Alabama A&M (11/19/09)Assists1 twice, last at N.C. A&T (12/1/09)Blocks7 vs. Alabama A&M (11/19/09)Steals1 6 times, last vs. Kentucky (2/28/10)Field Goals2 twice, last at South Alabama (12/20/09)Field Goal Attempts4 at North Carolina A&T (12/1/09)3-Point Field Goals N/A3-Point FG AttemptsN/AFree Throws1 4 times, last vs. Florida A&M (11/28/09)Free Throw Attempts 4 vs. Florida A&M (11/28/09)


PeytonPeyton

#34#34

DavisDavis

FreshmanFreshman

CenterCenter

6-56-5

Birmingham, Ala.Birmingham, Ala.

Mortimer Jordan High SchoolMortimer Jordan High School

Major: Pre-MedMajor: Pre-Med


High School• Ranked as No. 27 post prospect in the country by ESPN.com’s HoopGurlz• Four year starter at Mortimer Jordan High School• Averaged 11 points, 11 rebounds and 4.8 blocks as a senior• Named Birmingham News North Player of the Year• Played for Alabama Roadrunners club team• Was a two-sport all-star, leading Mortimer Jordan volleyball team in kills and blocks for three seasons• Despite not playing her senior season, finished as the all-time career kills and blocks leader in school history• Selected by USA Volleyball as a member of the Inter-Continental High Performance Olympic Development Team

Personal• Full name is Peyton Lee Davis• Daughter of Steven and Patti Davis• Born Aug. 20, 1992 in Birmingham, Ala.• Has a brother, Dylan (20)• Dylan is an Auburn student and member of the crew club team• Holds a first-degree black belt in Taekwondo• Graduated eighth in her high school class with a 4.2 GPA

Up Close With Up Close With Peyton DavisPeyton Davis

What is the coolest thing about Auburn?I’ve always thought it is cool how

everyone yells ‘War Eagle!’ all the time.

What is your favorite thing aboutCoach Fortner and the staff?

I love the energy they have. They genuinely want to see us succeed in

all aspects of life.

What is your favorite food?What isn’t my favorite food? I love all

kinds: Italian, seafood, Chinese and, of course, good Southern food.

Who is the most famous person youhave ever met?

Meeting Charles Barkley at theArena Grand Opening.

Who is the best singer on the team?I would say Blanche. Don’t tell Tyrese,

though, she tries hard.

I chose Auburn beacause... It feels like a second home to me.

What is your dream job?I would love to be an orthopedist. I

thought about surgery, but I would rather work just on the diagnostic side.

What do you enjoy best about playing basketball on the collegiate level?

I love the competitiveness among the team - everyone is here to get better, work hard

and win a championship.

What is your favorite city to visit?I enjoy traveling as much as possible, but one of my favorite places is New Orleans.

What is your secret addiction?I am actually addicted to books.

I absolutely love to read.


CamilleCamille

#22#22

GlymphGlymph

FreshmanFreshman

GuardGuard

5-105-10

Greenville, S.C.Greenville, S.C.

J.L. Mann High SchoolJ.L. Mann High School


High School• Ranked as No. 52 overall prospect in the country by ESPN.com’s Hoop Gurlz and the No. 13 guard prospect• A two-time All-State selection, she led J.L. Mann High School to two state championship titles during her tenure• While playing for the Carolina Cougars during the summer of 2009, she led the team to a runner-up finish at AAU Division II Nationals• Nominated for the McDonald’s High School All-America game

Personal• Full name is Grace Camille Glymph• Daughter of John Glymph and Mary Hughes• Born May 2, 1992 in Greenville, S.C.• Has a brother, Layton (21)

Up Close With Up Close With Camille GlymphCamille Glymph

Describe yourself in one word, Determined.

What do you enjoy best about playing basketball on the collegiate level?

The places we get to travel to and visit! Also, the opportunity to play in the best and most competitive conference - SEC!


Bible, Basketball and my car.

Who is the most famous person youhave ever met?

Coach Mike Krzyzewski.

What is your craziest ambition? To win a triathalon.

What is your worst fear? Alligators.

What is your dream job? To play professional basketball.

Who is the funniest player on the team?Morgan Jennings, because she has the

best comments about everything.

What is your secret food craving? Brownies.

When you were younger, what player did you pretend to be?

Steve Nash and Sue Bird.


CourtneyCourtney

#11#11

StrainStrain

FreshmanFreshman

GuardGuard

5-95-9

Woodland, Ala.Woodland, Ala.

Woodland High SchoolWoodland High School


High School• Three-time Alabama 2A Player of the Year at Woodland High School• Set the Alabama state scoring record as a junior 5,283 points - more than 1,000 points more than the next person• A MaxPreps honorable mention All-American• A five-time all-state selection, she led the nation in scoring two years• Led the team to a 31-2 record as a senior and 30-2 record as a junior• Three-time Alabama Wendy’s Heisman winner• Played volleyball and was an all-area and all-county honoree• Was also a varsity cheerleader for six years, serving as captain as a senior

Personal• Full name is Courtney Rebecca Strain• Daughter of Larry and Robin Strain• Born August 17, 1991 in Anniston, Ala.• Has a sister, Leah (15), and a brother, Trae (21)• Older brother Trae is a senior on the Birmingham Southern football team• Finished as salutatorian of her high school graduating class

Up Close With Up Close With Courtney StrainCourtney Strain

How old were you when you started playing basketball?

I was four. I started playing in a church league.

What is your secret food craving? Peanut butter fudge.

What will you be doing in 10 years? Probably married with kids and working.

What is one of your pet peeves? Messiness.

What is your favorite food? Mexican!

Who is the best singer on the team? Blanche.

What is something people would be surprised to know about you?

I was a cheerleader in high school.


The fans are so energetic and very supportive of the team.

Why did you choose to play at Auburn?I chose to play at Auburn because Coach

Fortner and her staff are great coaches and I felt very welcomed by all of the players.

Who is the best dancer on the team? Reneisha Hobbs.

TyreseTyrese

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TannerTanner

FreshmanFreshman

Guard/ForwardGuard/Forward

6-26-2

Birmingham, Ala.Birmingham, Ala.

Hoover High SchoolHoover High School

Major: Pre-PharmacyMajor: Pre-Pharmacy


High School• Ranked as the No. 43 overall prospect in the country by Blue Star, 46th by All-Star Girls Report and 75th by ESPN.com’s HoopGurlz• Ranked as the 13th-best wing in the country by HoopGurlz• After missing her junior season because of injury, returned to lead Hoover to a 39-1 record and a state title as a senior• Named Alabama 6A Player of the Year as a senior after averaging 17 points, eight rebounds and four assists per game• Selected to McDonald’s All-America Game, but sat out because of injury• Named a Nike All-American while playing with Alabama Twisters

Personal• Full name is Tyrese LaShay Tanner• Daughter of Teresa Tanner and Tracy Tanner• Born April 4, 1992 in Mobile, Ala.• Has a sister, TraCee (16)• Both parents played college basketball: Teresa at Montevallo and Tracy at Wallace Community College

Up Close With Up Close With Tyrese TannerTyrese Tanner

What is the coolest thing about Auburn? Everyone is like a family here.

What is your dream job?Being a pharmacist, coaching college

basketball or being a model.

Describe yourself in one word. Full-of-life!

What is your favorite city to visit? Las Vegas.

What is your secret food craving? Hot Wings.

When you were younger, whatplayer did you pretend to be?

Michael Jordan.

How old were you when you started playing basketball?

I was four years old.


I would find good homes for orphans.

If you were not playing basketball, what would you be doing?

Playing volleyball or running track.


“Tyrese Tanner Just Ate Her 2-Millionth Sour Straw.”



JassanyJassany

#25#25

WilliamsWilliams

FreshmanFreshman

ForwardForward

6-26-2

Davie, Fla.Davie, Fla.

Nova High SchoolNova High School

Major: Radio, TV & FilmMajor: Radio, TV & Film

High School• Ranked as the No. 59 overall prospect in the country by ESPN.com’s HoopGurlz, and was ranked as seventh-best post prospect• Also ranked 83rd in the country by the All Star Girls Report• Twice recognized by ESPN Rise magazine as a player to watch• Led Nova High School to a state runner-up finish as a junior, marking the first state championship appearance for any team, boys or girls, at Nova• Averaged 18.9 points, 10.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks as a senior, finishing runner-up for Florida 5A Player of the Year honors• Played for the South Florida Lady Jaguars, leading the team to a runner- up finish at the 2005 USSA Girls National Invitational

Personal• Full name is Jassany Shaccarra Williams• Daughter of Tiffany Wells and Jason Williams• Born February 23, 1992 in Hollywood, Fla.• Has two cousins, Kymberly Hope and Toccara Williams, that played college basketball and in the WNBA

Up Close With Up Close With Jassany WilliamsJassany Williams

What is your dream job? To be a producer for ESPN.

I chose to play at Auburn because... It is like a second home for me.

Who is the messiest person on the team?It would be a tie between

Parrisha and PJ.

What is your favorite food? Potato Salad.

What is your favorite thing about Auburn?

War Eagle! I love saying that.

What superpower would you like to have? The ability to fly.


“Jassany Slams Another One”

What is your craziest ambition? To have a basketball/cooking show.

What impressed you about Coach Fortner and her staff?

Their energy and the family atmosphere.

Who is the best dancer on the team? Blanche... it’s funny.



Senior ClassSenior Class

The 2010-11 senior class, from left:Alli Smalley, Reneisha Hobbs and Jordan Greenleaf


Junior Junior ClassClass

The 2010-11 junior class, from left:Chantel Hilliard, Morgan Jennings and Parrisha Simmons

Sophomore ClassSophomore Class


The 2010-11 sophomore class, from left:Morgan Toles, Blanche Alverson, Pascale West and Nicolle Thomas

Freshman ClassFreshman Class

The 2010-11 freshman class, from left:Courtney Strain, Tyrese Tanner, Peyton Davis, Jassany Williams and Camille Glymph



2010-11 Auburn Women’s Basketball TeamFront row, from left: Tyrese Tanner, Parrisha Simmons, Camille Glymph, Morgan Jennings, Alli Smalley, Head Coach Nell Fortner, Morgan Toles, Courtney Strain, Nicolle Thomas, Jordan Greenleaf, Student Assistant Reneisha Hobbs

Second row, from left: Manager Nick Clements, Manager Mary Beth Lowry, Trainer Angie Lawrence, Administrative Assistant Ashley Langford, Director of Basketball Operations Melissa Maines, Associate Head Coach Kerry Cremeans, Assistant Coach Carla McGhee, Chantel Hilliard, Peyton Davis, Pascale West, Blanche Alverson, Jassany Williams, Assistant Coach Mark Simons, Video Coordinator Kelly Komara, Director of Administrative Support Services Arnika Edwards, Manager Adam Everist, Manager Wes Kitchens, Manager Blake McCurry

2010-11 Auburn Women’s Basketball StaffFront row, from left: Director of Administrative Support Services Arnika Edwards, Associate Head Coach Kerry Cremeans, Head Coach Nell Fortner, Director of Basketball Operations Melissa Maines, Student Assistant Reneisha Hobbs

Back row, from left: Administrative Assistant Ashley Langford, Video Coordinator Kelly Komara, Assistant Coach Mark Simons, Assistant Coach Carla McGhee, Trainer Angie Lawrence


NellNell

FortnerFortner


HeadHeadCoachCoach

Seventh Season at AuburnSeventh Season at Auburn

Eighth Season as a Head CoachEighth Season as a Head Coach

Alma Mater: Texas, 1982Alma Mater: Texas, 1982

Hometown: Jackson, Miss.Hometown: Jackson, Miss.

Auburn Record: 116-73Auburn Record: 116-73

Overall Record: 133-84Overall Record: 133-84


• Coached Auburn to its first SEC title in 20 years during 2008-09 season

• Produced Auburn’s first SEC Player of the Year since 1988 in DeWanna Bonner

• Has an overall record of 133-84 for a .613 winning percentage

• Sports a 690-235 (.746) record as a head coach, assistant coach and

player at all levels (college, professional, international)

• Coached teams to 11 NCAA Tournament appearances, eight as an

assistant coach and three as a head coach

• 2000 USA Basketball Coach of the Year

• 1997 and 2009 Basketball Times National Coach of the Year

• 2009 Russell Athletic/WBCA Region III Coach of the Year

• 1997 Big Ten Coach of the Year

• 2009 SEC Coach of the Year

• Led the U.S. National Team to a gold medal in the 2000 Olympics

• Coached 10 different U.S. squads to a 101-14 (.878) record

• Served as an assistant coach for the U.S. National Team that won a gold medal

at the 1996 Olympics

• Coached three players to State Farm/WBCA All-America honors

• Coached eight players to 10 all-conference honors

• Coached Auburn to three straight 20-win seasons, including a 30-win season

in 2009 - Auburn’s first in 20 years

• Produced two WNBA draft picks (DeWanna Bonner and Whitney Boddie) out of

her first recruiting class at Auburn

• Spent three years as Head Coach and General Manager of the WNBA’s Indiana

Fever, leading the team to the playoffs in her second season

• As an assistant coach at Louisiana Tech, helped the team to the Elite Eight in

1993 and the National Championship game in 1994

• Spent four years as a studio analyst with ESPN (2001-04, 2005 WNBA Playoffs)


2000 U.S. Olympic Gold Medal Team2000 U.S. Olympic Gold Medal Team

The 2000 U.S. Olympic National TeamThe 2000 U.S. Olympic National TeamBack row, from left: DeLisha Milton, Natalie Williams, Lisa Leslie, Kara Wolters, Back row, from left: DeLisha Milton, Natalie Williams, Lisa Leslie, Kara Wolters, Yolanda Griffith, Chamique Holdsclaw and Head Coach Nell Fortner.Yolanda Griffith, Chamique Holdsclaw and Head Coach Nell Fortner.Front row, from left: Katie Smith, Ruthie Bolton-Holifield, Dawn Staley, Teresa Front row, from left: Katie Smith, Ruthie Bolton-Holifield, Dawn Staley, Teresa Edwards, Nikki McCray and Sheryl Swoops.Edwards, Nikki McCray and Sheryl Swoops.


Coach Fortner on the set at ESPN for the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament Selection Special with Reese Davis and Stacey Dales

Coach Fortner Year-by-YearCoach Fortner Year-by-Year

Coach Nell FortnerA Proven Winner. . .

All-time record as player and coach at all levels: 690-235 (.746) 28 years

Record as a WNBA coach: 42-56 (.429) 3 seasons

Record as USA Head Coach: 101-14 (.878) 4 years

Record as a collegiate player: 127-26 (.830) 4 seasons

Record as a collegiate coach: 368-139 (.726) 16 seasons

Record as a collegiate assistant coach: 235-55 (.810) 9 seasons

Record as a collegiate head coach: 133-84 (.613) 7 seasons

Record at Auburn: 116-73 (.614) 6 seasons

SEC Record: 40-46 (.465) 6 seasons


Fortner Year-by-Year

Texas, Player (1977-81)Year Record Conf. Other Information1977-78 29-10 -- 5th AIAW1978-79 37-4 -- 3rd AIAW1979-80 33-4 -- 5th AIAW1980-81 28-8 -- 9th AIAW

Stephen F. Austin, Graduate Assistant/Assistant (1986-90)Year Record Conf. Other Information 1986-87 25-6 9-1 WNIT Third Round1987-88 29-5 13-1 Southland Champions NCAA Second Round1988-89 30-4 13-1 Southland Champions NCAA Regional Finalist1989-90 28-3 14-0 Southland Champions NCAA Regional Finalist

Louisiana Tech, Assistant Coach (1990-95)Year Record Conf. Other Information1990-91 18-12 9-3 American South Conference Runner-Up NCAA First Round1991-92 20-10 12-4 NCAA First Round1992-93 26-6 13-1 Sun Belt Conference Champion NCAA Elite Eight1993-94 31-4 14-0 Sun Belt Conference Champion NCAA Runner-up1994-95 28-5 13-1 Sun Belt Conference Champion NCAA Sweet 16

USA Basketball, Assistant Coach (1995-96)52-0 Overall Record (1.000)

Purdue, Head Coach (1996-97)Year Record Conf. Other Information1996-97 17-11 12-4 Big Ten Co-Champions NCAA Second Round

USA Basketball, Head Coach (1997-2000)101-14 Overall Record (.878)

Indiana Fever (WNBA), Head Coach (2001-03)Year Record Conf. Other Information2001 10-22 --2002 16-16 -- WNBA Playoffs First Round2003 16-18 --

Auburn, Head Coach (2004-present)Year Record Conf. Other Information2004-05 16-13 6-82005-06 14-15 4-102006-07 21-13 6-8 WNIT Quarterfinals2007-08 20-12 7-7 NCAA First Round2008-09 30-4 12-2 SEC Champions SEC Tournament Runner-Up NCAA Second Round2009-10 15-16 5-11

Up Close With Up Close With Coach FortnerCoach Fortner

What is the best thing about Auburn?The unbelievable passion for Auburn

by all the Auburn fans! There’snothing else like it!

What is your favorite Auburn tradition?The eagle flying at the football games.I wish we could fly him in the arena!

What is your favorite quote?“Today I gave all I had, what I’ve kept

inside I’ve lost forever.”

What did you want to be whenyou were growing up?

A veterinarian.

Do you have any hobbies?Paddle boating in the ocean, swimming

and playing the piano

Who are your coaching mentors?Leon Barmore, Tara VanDerveer

and Jody Conradt

Who is your role model and why?My parents, they are still setting examples

that I continue to learn from.

What three words describe you? Passionate, Enthusiastic, Competitive

What word describesthis year’s team?

Relentless

What qualities do youlook for in a player?

Energy, Competitiveness,Confidence, ToughnessCoach Fortner and one of her coaching mentors, Leon BarmoreCoach Fortner and one of her coaching mentors, Leon Barmore



KerryKerryCremeansCremeans


Alma Mater: Florida, 1994Alma Mater: Florida, 1994

Hometown: Wheelersburg, OhioHometown: Wheelersburg, Ohio

AssociateAssociateHead CoachHead Coach


As a Player• Earned degree in exercise science from Florida in 1994• Finished career as Florida’s 3-point leader with 109, shooting 29.1 %• Helped Florida to NCAA Tournament appearances in 1993 and 1994, the first in the program’s history• Three-time Academic All-SEC• GTE Academic All-American• Played at Florida under former Auburn assistant coach Carol Ross

As a Coach• Promoted to Associate Head Coach at Auburn prior to 2010-11 season• Served as a graduate assistant at Kentucky (1994-96) under current Mississippi State head coach Sharon Fanning-Otis• Earned her masters degree in sports management from Kentucky in 2004• Served as an assistant coach at Purdue from 1996-2003 under Nell Fortner, Carolyn Peck and Kristy Curry• Won a NCAA Championship in 1999 at Purdue, followed up with a championship game appearance in 2001• Purdue won Big Ten championships in 1997, 1999, 2001 and 2002 while winning the Big Ten Tournament in 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2003• Spent the 2003-04 season at Florida under Carolyn Peck, taking a team that went 9-19 the year before to a 19-11 record and an appearance in the second round of the NCAA Tournament• Came to Auburn with Nell Fortner at the beginning of the 2004-05 season, assisting in the Tigers’ re-building process• Served as the team’s recruiting coordinator, bringing in top-ranked recruiting classes that included WNBA first-round draft pick DeWanna Bonner in the staff ’s first class• Cremeans’ players in the WNBA: Stephanie White (Fever), Ukari Figgs (Sparks, Fire, Comets), Katie Douglas (Sun, Fever), Kelly Komara (Fever), Shereka Wright (Mercury), Vanessa Hayden (Lynx, Sparks), Bernice Mosby (Mystics), DeWanna Bonner (Mercury) and Whitney Boddie (Monarchs)

Up Close With Up Close With Coach CremeansCoach Cremeans


My dogs - and that would equal four!


I love to dance!

What is your secret food craving?Anything chocolate (cookies, brownies)

and milk!

What is your favorite city to visit?Chicago - lots to do, big city, great food,

great shopping!

If you were not coaching, whatwould you be doing?

Maybe owning my own businessor something with landscaping.

What is your favorite place in Auburn?Kiesel Park because it is a place

I can be free with my dogs.


As a baby, I always had a ball in my hand. I even called my “blanky” BALL.

What is your favorite coaching memory?It is hard to beat winning the

National Championship in 1999.

Where would you like to retire?Not sure exactly where but the things I would like near to me would be a lake

and the mountains.

What is one area you would like to help out in the world?

I would like to help in anything involving saving animals or finding homes for pets

without a home.

MarkMarkSimonsSimons

Fourth Season at AuburnFourth Season at Auburn

Alma Mater: Aquinas College, 1972Alma Mater: Aquinas College, 1972

Hometown: Mount Pleasant, Mich.Hometown: Mount Pleasant, Mich.

AssistantAssistantCoachCoach



• Earned his degree in biology from Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Mich., in 1972• Helped Aquinas to a 60-39 record and an appearance in the NAIA District Tournament during his four years as a player• Served as an assistant men’s coach at his alma mater during the 1975-76 season• Accepted position as assistant coach and instructor at Saginaw Valley State in 1976, a position he held until 1986• Earned his master’s degree in biology from Michigan State in 1977• Took his first head coaching job at St. Andrews Presbyterian College in North Carolina from 1986-91• Also served as Athletic Director at St. Andrews Presbyterian• Named the 1990 Carolinas Conference Coach of the Year and 1988 South Region and Dixie Conference Coach of the Year• Served as head coach at Georgia College & State University from 1991-93• Was the head men’s coach at Elon from 1993-2002, leading the department through its transition into NCAA Division I• Coached the Phoenix to a South Atlantic Conference Championship in 1997 and the team’s first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1972• Made his first appearance at Auburn as an assistant coach during the 2005-06 season• Coached under former Auburn assistant coach Machelle Joseph at Georgia Tech from 2006-08, serving as an assistant coach in his first season and associate head coach in his second season• Helped Georgia Tech to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances and a program-best 22 wins in 2008• His son Adam played basketball at North Carolina State and Xavier, and currently plays overseas• Has two daughters: Katie, who earned her master’s degree from George Washington and now works in Washington, D.C., and Molly, who is pursuing a graduate degree at Southern California

Up Close With Up Close With Coach SimonsCoach Simons

Describe yourself in one word. ENTHUSIASTIC!


Jerry West.

What is the best thing about Auburn?The staff and coaches make for a great

working environment.

What is one area you would like to help out in the world?

Probably right here in the United States…in hospitals with children with cancer.

What do you enjoy most about coaching?The relationships with the players

and other coaches.


Baseball cards, my dog Scout, andmy Harley-Davidson Motorcyle

What did you learn early in lifethat has stuck with you?

Family, above all else, is most important.

What coach did you learn the most from? Mike Krzyzewski.

What was the hardest experienceyou ever had to face as a coach?

Taking a program through the transition from NCAA Division II to NCAA Division I.

What is one of our pet peeves? Laziness.

CarlaCarlaMcGheeMcGhee

Third Season at AuburnThird Season at Auburn

Alma Mater: Tennessee, 1990Alma Mater: Tennessee, 1990

Hometown: Peoria, Ill.Hometown: Peoria, Ill.

AssistantAssistantCoachCoach


As a Player• Earned degree in sport management from Tennessee in 1990• Won two NCAA titles with the Lady Vols, helping the team to a 90-14 record over her three seasons• Won a gold medal with the United States at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics• Also played on the national team in the 1987 Sports Festival, 1993 World Qualifying, 1994 World Championship, 1994 Goodwill Games and 1995 Pan American Games• Played in the WNBA from 1999-2002 with the expansion Orlando Miracle• Also played professionally for teams in Germany, France, Turkey, South Korea, Spain, Italy and Greece; Nashville Noise (ABL), Columbus Quest (ABL) and Atlanta Glory (ABL)

As a Coach• Got her start in coaching under Dawn Staley at Temple, helping the Owls to an Atlantic 10 title and a NCAA Tournament appearance in 2004• Her first stint at Auburn came from 2004-06, coming over with Nell Fortner during her first two seasons on the Plains• While at Auburn, helped build the foundation for the team that would eventually win the SEC Championship in 2008• Worked as Director of Player Personnel with the WNBA from 2006-07• Served as a consultant/ambassador with the WNBA expansion Atlanta Dream prior to the team’s start in 2008• Re-united with Staley at South Carolina from 2008-10, helping recruit SEC Newcomer of the Year Kelsey Bone to the Gamecocks• Now in her second stint at Auburn, her main focus will be in recruiting• Lives in Auburn with her 12-year-old son Chancellor

Up Close With Up Close With Coach McGheeCoach McGhee

What is your favorite city to visit? Orlando or Las Vegas.

Describe yourself in one word. Determined.


That I am really a nerd thatcries at mushy movies.

What do you think you willbe doing 10 years from now?

Running my non-profit organization and doing mission work abroad.

What is your secret addiction? Shopping!


Dr. J.

What do you enjoy most about coaching?Watching the young ladies

turn into young women!

What coach did you learn the most from? Pat Head Summitt.

What is your craziest ambition? To pack up my son and move to Malawi.

What are your three mostprized posessions?

My son, my gold medal andmy non-profit organization.



MelissaMelissaMainesMaines

Director of Director of Basketball Basketball OperationsOperations


Alma Mater: Texas Tech, 1998Alma Mater: Texas Tech, 1998

Hometown: Lubbock, TexasHometown: Lubbock, Texas

• Earned her degree in exercise and sports science from Texas Tech in 1998• Served as the director of basketball operations at Texas Tech from 1998-2000 under Marsha Sharp• Completed her master’s degree in sports administration at Texas Tech in 2001• Took on a new role with the Red Raiders from 2002-04, working as a Regional Director for Women’s Athletics• Worked as Assistant to the Head Coach at Florida from 2002-04, working under former Nell Fortner assistant coach Carolyn Peck• Came to Auburn with Coach Fortner in 2004, assuming the role as Director of Basketball Operations• Duties include coordinating summer camps, team travel, game day preparations, equipment, budget and monitoring of players’ academic progress• Her cousin is Natalie Maines, member of the country music group Dixie Chicks

Up Close With Up Close With Melissa MainesMelissa Maines


What is your favorite city to visit? Austin, Texas.

What is your secret food craving? Mexican food from home (Texas)!

What reality show couldyou see yourself on?

Amazing Race, it would be a funway to see the world and compete at the same time

When you were younger, whatplayer did you pretend to be?

Amber Simpson. She is not the famous athlete others say, but she was famous to

me as a kid and I looked up to her.

What is your most memorablemoment at Auburn?

Walking out of the tunnel when we played Tennessee in 2009, seeing 12,000 people.


Baylee, Maddie, Millie and Pepe(my dogs).

What is your craziest ambition? To run a marathon.


Hopefully I am a mommy :)


I love to cook!


ArnikaArnikaEdwardsEdwards

Director ofDirector ofAdministrativeAdministrative

Support Support ServicesServices

Fourth Season at AuburnFourth Season at Auburn

Alma Mater: Alabama A&M, 1991

Hometown: Detroit, Mich.Hometown: Detroit, Mich.

Up Close With Up Close With Arnika EdwardsArnika Edwards


I love, love, love to danceand I work math games.

What is your secret addiction? If I tell you... I’d have to kill you.


Dominique Wilkins and Isaiah Thomas. I wanted to be a leader like Isaiah and have that wow-factor like Dominiqie.


Living vicariously through my daughter.

What superpower would you like to have? The power of invisibility.

What is one extreme thing you would do? Skydiving or just about anything extreme.


What is your secret food craving? Corn starch... bad, bad habit!


Amazing Race. I am super competitive and I am good at thinking on my feet.

What is the main responsibility of a coach? To teach and nurture growth.

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• Earned her degree in mathematics with a minor in physics from Alabama A&M in 1991• Completed her master’s degree in education with a focus in mathematics from the University of Montevallo in 1996• Came to Auburn in 2007 after working at Fairfield High School near Birmingham for 15 years in various capacities, such as head basketball coach, athletic director and math teacher• While at Fairfield, she coached former Tigers Carol Smith (2001-02), Tiffany Presley (2000-04) and DeWanna Bonner (2005-09)• Coached at Fairfield for 13 years, compiling a 266-89 record while reaching the regional tournament nine times and the Final Four on four occasions• She was named Coach of the Year six times by various organizations around the state• Coordinated “The Complete Female Athlete” symposium, spoke at various conferences and was the facilitator for the NCAA Guidelines and Compliance Seminar for college-bound athletes• Her duties at Auburn include various administrative and operational tasks, including academics, alumni and community service• She also serves as the color analyst for Auburn women’s basketball radio broadcasts with Andy Burcham• Is married to Ronald Edwards and is the mother of a 15-year-old daughter, Chanel

KellyKellyKomaraKomara

VideoVideoCoordinatorCoordinator

Sixth Season at AuburnSixth Season at Auburn

Alma Mater: Purdue, 2002Alma Mater: Purdue, 2002

Hometown: Schereville, Ind.Hometown: Schereville, Ind.


Up Close With Up Close With Kelly KomaraKelly Komara

• Graduated from Purdue in 2002 with a degree in physical education• Was recruited to Purdue by Nell Fortner, but played under Carolyn Peck and Kristy Curry• Led Purdue’s NCAA championship team in 1999 and also the NCAA runner-up team in 2001• Named to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team in 1999, All-Big Ten honorable mention teams in 2000 and 2001, and All-Big Ten First Team in 2002• Named the 2001 NCAA Mideast Regional Most Outstanding Player• As a senior, was named the Indiana NCAA Woman of the Year, Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year and the WBCA All-Star Team• Set the Purdue single-season steals record in 2002 and is currently tied for third all-time in career steals; also ended her career ranked 13th all-time at Purdue in career scoring and sixth in 3-point field goals made• Selected in the third round of the 2001 WNBA Draft and played one season with the Indiana Fever• Also played professionally in the National Women’s Basketball League for the Grand Rapids Blizzard (2003) and was an all-star member of the Greece Cup in 2004• Game to Auburn in 2004 with Nell Fortner, serving as graduate assistant until 2006• Earned her master’s degree from Auburn in higher education• Spent the 2006-07 season as assistant coach at Northwestern before returning to Auburn as video coordinator

Describe yourself in one word. Fierce.


What is your secret food craving? GiGi’s cupcakes.


Michael Jordan.

What is your secret addiction? Hot Chocolate.


National championship ring, picturesand my motorcycle.

What is your craziest ambition? To own my own restaurant.


Coaching my kid’s youth basketball team.


I love to cook.


MeganMeganYoungYoung

Strength andStrength andConditioningConditioning

CoachCoach

Second Season at AuburnSecond Season at Auburn

Alma Mater: UNC Wilmington, 2007Alma Mater: UNC Wilmington, 2007

Hometown: Durham, N.C.Hometown: Durham, N.C.

Up Close With Up Close With Megan YoungMegan Young

What is your favorite city to visit? Wilmington, N.C.

What is your secret food craving? Sushi.


Amazing race due to thetravel and challenges.


I grew up watching duke men’s basketball so, Christian Laettner.

What is your secret addiction? Buying music off iTunes.


A note from my grandmother reminding me how to live my life, my master’s degree

and my CSCCA John Stucky Award.


I will still be working incollegiate athletics.


That lifting is not all I do in my free time.

Who is your role model? ???

What is your favorite place in Auburn? ???

• Earned her degree in physical education from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington in 2007• While at UNCW, she also competed as a member of the track and field team as a thrower• Was the 2005 Colonial Athletic Association Discus Champion, a three-time NCAA Regional discus qualifier, three-time All-CAA honoree in discus and shot put, and a two-time East Coast Athletic Conference discus qualifier• Spent a year as a strength and conditioning intern at UNCW• Served as a graduate assistant at Baylor, earning her master’s degree in education• Worked with the Bears football team while at Baylor• Is in her first year full-time at Auburn, second with the women’s basketball team, after interning last season• A certified CSCCA Strength and Conditioning coach, has USA Weightlifting Level 1 Certification, is certified through the USATF Coaches Course and is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association


Second Season at AuburnSecond Season at Auburn

Alma Mater: Alma Mater: Appalachian State, 1997Appalachian State, 1997

Hometown: Mayodan, N.C.Hometown: Mayodan, N.C.


AngieAngieLawrenceLawrence

AthleticAthleticTrainerTrainer

• Entering her second season as an athletic trainer at Auburn• She is certified through the National Athletic Trainers Association, Southeast Athletic Training Association, Athletic Trainers Association of Florida and by the National Academy of Sports Medicine as a Performance Enhancement Specialist and Corrective Exercise Specialist• Graduated from Appalachian State in 1997 with a degree in health promotion• Served as a student athletic trainer while at Appalachian State• Worked as a graduate assistant athletic trainer from 1997-99 at North Carolina-Charlotte, earning her master’s degree in health promotion and kinesiology• Stayed on at UNC-Charlotte after graduation, 1999-2005, handling the athletic training needs for the women’s basketball program in addition to serving as a clinical instructor for student athletic trainers• Spent four years, 2005-09, at the University of Miami (Fla.) as the athletic trainer for the women’s basketball and rowing teams

Up Close With Up Close With Angie LawrenceAngie Lawrence

What superpower would you like to have?Teleportation, so I can visit

anywhere I want, when I want.

What is your secret addiction?I’m addicted to the show

‘Keeping up with the Kardashians.’

What have you learned from your job? Patience.

What is your favorite city to visit? Los Angeles.

What is your main responsibility?Making sure the athlete is healthy on all

levels physically and mentally.

What is your secret food craving? Anything chocolate.


Make sure all kids had physicalfitness education at school.

What is one place in the world youwould like to help?

Any place there are hungry children.

What reality TV show could you see yourself on?

I would like to be the athletic trainer on the Biggest Loser. I love that show!

What is your pet peeve? Chewing gum with your mouth open.

ReneishaReneishaHobbsHobbs

StudentStudentAssistantAssistant

First Season at AuburnFirst Season at Auburn

Alma Mater: AuburnAlma Mater: Auburn

Hometown: Huntsville, Ala.Hometown: Huntsville, Ala.

Up Close With Up Close With Reneisha HobbsReneisha Hobbs


I can sing.


Charles Barkley.

Who is the messiest person on the team?Pascale. She says when she keeps a clean

room, she can’t find anything.

I chose to play basketball at Auburn because...

It is a family-oriented place andI am big on family.

What is your dream job? To run my own business.

What is the coolest thing about Auburn?Rolling Toomer’s Corner and

the flying of the eagle.

What is your favorite food? Chicken and shrimp.

What has impressed you most about Coach Fortner and her staff?

They have a passion for what they doand they bring a competitive

spirit every day.

What is your craziest ambition? One week with Kobe Bryant.

What is your favorite city to visit? Nashville, Tenn.

• Enters her first season as a student assistant in 2010-11• Played at Auburn during the 2006-07 and 2008-09 seasons, missing the 2007-08 and 2009-10 seasons because of injury• Played in 58 games, averaging 2.6 points and 1.4 rebounds• Played in 33 games, starting in one, during Auburn’s 2009 SEC Championship season• Named to the 2010 SEC Community Service Team• Played at J.O. Johnson High School in Huntsville, Ala., earning All-State and 5A Player of the Year honors as a senior• Her older sister, Sherell, played at Auburn from 2005-09• Also has two younger sisters, Daraysha and Madison• Majoring in social work



Support Staff

Ashley Langford begins her second season as an administrative assistant for the Auburn women’s basketball

team. She comes to Auburn after graduating from Tulane in May, 2009 in business management and marketing.

She is currently working toward her MBA at Auburn.

Langford played all four years at Tulane under head coach Lisa Stockton, helping the Green Wave to a

75-47 record. Tulane won the Conference USA regular-season title during her sophomore season and advanced to

the second round of the WNIT.

Individually, Langford, is one of 20 Green Wave players all-time to surpass the 1,000-point barrier, finishing

her career ranked 19th all-time in scoring with 1,047 points. She also holds the school career assists record with

722 and the single-season record, tallying 207 as a sophomore. Four of the top-10 single-game assist marks also

belong to Langford, with the record standing at 14.

Langford started all 121 games of her career, averaging 8.7 points, 3.3 rebounds and 6.0 assists per game.

For her efforts, she was a three-time Third-Team All-Conference USA selection and was named to the Conference

USA All-Academic Team as a senior.

A native of Harrisburg, Pa., she is the daughter of Sterling Langford.

Ashley LangfordAshley Langford

Administrative AssistantAdministrative Assistant

Ann YatesAnn Yates

SecretarySecretary

Ann Yates enters her 14th season as the Administrative Support Associate with the Auburn women’s basket-ball team. She started working with the team in May, 1997 under former coach Joe Ciampi. Prior to her work with women’s basketball, Yates spent four years with the athletics department media relations office. She also working for five years in the university’s photographic services office. Before coming to Auburn University in 1988, Yates worked with Russell Athletic apparel in Alexander City, Ala. A native of Alexander City, Ala., she is married to Sam Yates. They have one daughter, Marnie Mattei, who lives in Phoenix, Ariz.

Mary Ann Taylor-SimsMary Ann Taylor-Sims

Academic CounselorAcademic Counselor

Mary Ann Taylor-Sims enters her fourth season working as the academic counselor with the Auburn women’s basketball team. A native of Auburn, Ala., she got her start with the university as a veteran’s affairs counselor. She briefly left to work in a private practice as a counselor before returning to AU in 1998 as the testing coordinator and counselor in the university’s student affairs office. She move to her current position in the athletic department in 2007. Taylor-Sims graduated from Auburn in 1983 and continued on to get her master’s degree in education, specializing in counseling. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D in educational psychology and expects to finish in 2011.


Team Doctors

Responsibility:

Serves as orthopaedic surgeon and Medical Director for Auburn student-athletes.

Experience:

A member of the Andrews Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center, Chairman of the Board of the American Sports

Medicine Institute (ASMI) in Birmingham, Ala. and Medical Director of the Andrews Institute in Gulf Breeze, Fla.

Has been mentor for more than 250 orthopaedic/sports medicine fellows who have trained with him through the

American Sports Medicine Institute. A member of the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery and the American

Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons. Has been awarded a Doctor of Laws Degree from Livingston University, Doctor

of Science Degree from Troy State and a Doctor of Science Degree from Louisiana State University. Currently

serves as Senior Orthopaedic Consultant for the Washington Redskins, Medical Director for the Tampa Bay Devil

Rays, and is Co-Medical Director for the Ladies Professional Golf Association.

Personal Information:

Graduated from Louisiana State University in 1963 where he was Southeastern Conference indoor and outdoor

pole vault champion. Completed medical school in 1967 and completed his orthopaedic residency at Tulane Medi-

cal School in 1972. Elected to the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame in 1992.

Dr. James AndrewsDr. James Andrews

Orthopaedic SurgeonOrthopaedic Surgeon

Dr. Michael GoodlettDr. Michael Goodlett

Team PhysicianTeam Physician

Responsibility:

Serves as Auburn University Sports Medicine team physician, overseeing all aspects of the daily sports medicine/

primary care needs of all Auburn student-athletes. Coordinates care with the athletic training staff, local medical

community, and Auburn University Medical Director, Dr. James Andrews.

Experience:

A charter member of the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine. Also a member of the American Sports

Medicine Fellowship Society, American Medical Society, Medical Association of the State of Alabama, Lee County

Medical Society, American Academy of Family Physicians and Alabama Academy of Family Physicians. An affiliate

professor in Kinesiology at Auburn University. A member of Auburn’s Institutional Review Board for the Use of

Human Subects in Research since 1996. Previously served as Medical Director of Auburn’s Drake Student Health

Center. Formerly practiced at East Gadsden Clinic in Gadsden, Ala., served as Medical Director of the Etowah

County Hospice Organization and as Team Physician at Jacksonville State University. Named 2008 SEC Team

Physician of the Year.

Personal Information:

Married to the former Donna Webster of Tanner, Ala., and has two children, Haley and Hunter. Graduated summa

cum laude from the University of North Alabama in Florence, Ala., with a bachelor of science in Chemistry.

Graduated from the University of South Alabama College of Medicine in Mobile, Ala. with a Doctor of Medicine.

Family practice residency at University of Alabama-Birmingham/Baptist Memorial Hospital. Fellow, American

Board of Family Practice. Certified Team Physician-American College of Sports Medicine.


Support Staff

Matt Crouch enters his third season with the Auburn women’s basketball team and his fourth overall on the

Plains. He joined the Auburn media relations staff in June, 2007 as an Assistant Director of Media Relations and

moved into the Associate Director position in November, 2008.

Since coming to Auburn, he has worked with five Southeastern Conference champion teams and one NCAA

champion. Crouch directed the media efforts for the men’s swimming and diving team during its 2008 and 2009

SEC championships, women’s swimming in 2008, women’s basketball in 2009 and women’s basketball in 2009.

He was also the media relations contact for the men’s swimming team during its 2009 NCAA Championship run.

Crouch came to Auburn in 2007 after a two-year stint at Southern Illinois University where he earned his master’s

in kinesiology. While at SIU, he had the opportunity to work with the Saluki men’s basketball team during its

Sweet 16 run in 2007 and the softball team in its back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances.

Prior to working at Southern Illinois, Crouch spent two years as a Manager of Media Relations with the American

Junior Golf Association, conducting national junior golf tournaments for players ages 12-18.

Crouch is a 2003 graduate of the University of Tennessee at Martin, where he earned his degree in communica-

tions with a minor in political science.

Matt CrouchMatt Crouch

Media RelationsMedia Relations

Mike HalesMike Hales

MarketingMarketing

Mike Hales joined the Auburn staff in August, 2005 and is entering his sixth season with the women’s basketball

team. Hales joined the staff as Coordinator of Team and Event Marketing and currently holds the position of

Assistant Director of Marketing.

Hales assists in the development and implementation of marketing and promotional plans. During the 2008-09

season, he oversaw a marketing plan that brought in three of the top 10 women’s basketball crowds ever in

Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum, including a record-shattering 12,067 against Tennessee on Jan. 25, 2009.

Auburn’s attendance ranked 24th in the nation and experienced the largest single-season increase, going from

1,842 per game in 2007-08 to 4,119 in 2008-09.

Hales also secured a $26,400 NCAA Women’s Basketball Grant to increase awareness, exposure and increase

attendance of women’s basketball.

Prior to coming to Auburn, Hales worked as the Assistant Director of Marketing at the University of Houston

from 2003-2005 and Marketing Manager from 2002-2003. Before taking the position at Houston, he served as

a Graduate Assistant at the University of Southern Mississippi from 2001-2002, earning his master’s in sport

administration.

A native of Florence, Miss., Hales also earned a bachelor’s degree in sports medicine in 2001 from Southern

Mississippi.


Managers • Crushers

“This group of young men is so important to our success. They give us the ability to play against aggressive, quick and strong players, which simulates play in the Southeastern Conference. The Orange Crushers are important to how, we as a team, progress. - Head Coach Nell Fortner

2010-11 Women’s Basketball Managers2010-11 Women’s Basketball Managers 2010-11 Orange Crushers2010-11 Orange Crushers

Nick Clements Adam Everist

The Orange Crushers is an organization created in order to help the Auburn women’s basketball team in their

pursuit of the SEC and National Championship. Auburn is one of just a handful of teams around the country

that practices against men daily. The requirements for participation are that you are a full-time undergradu-

ate male at Auburn, who has had at least high school playing experience. The Crushers attend every women’s

basketball practice and workout. Benefits to being a part of the team include free practice attire, including

shoes, and free tickets to basketball games. To be part of the Orange Crush Team or for more details, contact

Ashley Langford at 334.844.9200.

2010-11 Orange CrushersFront Row (left to right): Quinton Miles, Matthew Watford, Jeremiah Owen, Daniel EbereBack Row (left to right): Carter Rice, Michael Robertson, Austin Baker, Jeffrey Wallington, Ryan Zimmerman

Wes Kitchens

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Athletic Administration

Jay Gogue began his tenure as Auburn University ’s 18th president on July 16, 2007.

The Waycross, Ga., native is a two-time Auburn graduate in horticul-ture, receiving a bachelor ’s degree in 1969 and a master ’s in 1971. In 1973, he earned a doctorate in horticulture from Michigan State University.

Shortly after returning to his alma mater, Gogue engaged the talent and insight of the Auburn family toward development of a dynamic and for-ward-looking strategic plan to guide the University for the future. Students, alums, employees, business leaders and other stakeholders contributed to a roadmap that will strengthen Auburn’s academic, research and outreach

mission, improve operational efficiency and develop human capital. Gogue arrived at Auburn with ample experience in the top ranks of academia. He was selected president of

New Mexico State University in 2000 and, in 2003, named president of the University of Houston and chancellor of the University of Houston System.

Gogue worked for the National Park Service from 1973 to 1986, rising to the position of chief administrative scientist for several regions of the U.S. Park system. He began his distinguished career in higher education administra-tion in 1986 as associate director of the Office of University Research at Clemson University, where he also served as vice president for research and vice president/vice provost for agriculture and natural resources. Utah State University selected Gogue as provost in 1995.

Gogue met his wife, Susie, in the 8th grade, and they married during their undergraduate years at Auburn. Susie also earned two Auburn degrees. They are the proud parents of three children and have two grandchildren.

He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Golden Key honor societies, Sigma Chi Fraternity, Sigma Xi scientific research society and the National Society of Scabbard and Blade, the honorary military society for all branches of service. Gogue previously served as an accreditation reviewer for the Pacific Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges.

Auburn Director of Athletics Jay Jacobs has a vision of leading Auburn Athletics to becoming the nation’s preeminent Athletics Department.

In his tenure at the helm of the Tigers’ program, the department has prospered athletically, academically and financially.

Under Jacobs’ leadership, Auburn Athletics has made major strides benefitting Auburn student-athletes, coaches and fans. The department has focused on five strategic goals under his leadership: Winning, graduating student-athletes, managing the department ’s fiscal affairs, complying with SEC and NCAA rules and providing a positive game day experience.

The Auburn Athletic Department has consistently ranked in the top 10 percent of the NACDA Directors Cup and has claimed eight national championships under Jacobs, including a school-record four titles in 2005-06, along with 15 Southeastern Conference titles.

Academically, Auburn has earned six public recognitions by the NCAA for scoring in the 90th-100th percentile nationally in the Academic Progress Rate (APR).

Jacobs served as the Senior Associate Athletics Director for Tigers Unlimited prior to his appointment as Director of Athletics and has initiated several successful business ventures for the Athletics Department, including a lucra-tive contract with Under Armour Performance Apparel, which was extended in 2009, and a nine-year extension with multimedia rights holder ISP Sports.

During Jacobs’ tenure, Auburn has also moved forward with numerous facility projects designed to benefit Tiger athletic programs and their fans, most notably, the construction of the $92.5 million state-of-the-art Auburn Arena and basketball practice facility that will open prior to the 2010-11 season. The most recent facilities upgrade will be a $16 million multipurpose 100-yard indoor practice facility that will allow Auburn teams to practice indoors during inclement weather.

Jacobs was named Auburn’s 14th Director of Athletics on Dec. 22, 2004, after working in almost every area of the Auburn Athletic Department for the previous 20 years. Jacobs earned his undergraduate and master ’s degrees in business administration from Auburn in 1985 and 1988, respectively, and was a member of the Auburn football team, earning two letters as an offensive tackle in 1982 and 1983.

He is married to the former Angie Sapp of Dublin, Ga. The couple has three daughters, Haley, Meagan and Jayne.

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In This Section. . . Game Day Experience...........................................118-119

Southeastern Conference ......................................120-121

Sports Medicine and Student Health ....................122-125

Strength and Conditioning ...................................126-127

Player Development .............................................128-131

Auburn in the Professional Ranks ........................132-135

Auburn in International Competition ...................136-137

Graduation ...........................................................138-139

Auburn University .................................................140-141

Auburn Athletics ...................................................142-143

Community Service ...................................................... 144

WBCA Pink Zone .......................................................... 145

Academics .............................................................146-147

Auburn Traditions .................................................148-151

Athletic Facilities ...................................................152-153

City of Auburn .............................................................. 154


This is Auburn


Game-Day Experience

77 During the past two seasons, Auburn brought in seven of the 30 largest crowds ever to watch a women’s basketball game in Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum.


Game-Day Experience


Southeastern Conference

The Nation’s Premiere The Nation’s Premiere Women’s Basketball Conference Women’s Basketball ConferenceWith eight national championships, ten runner-up finishes, a nation-leading 34 Final Four appearances and 96 first-team All-America honors, the SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE stands firmly as the nation’s premier intercollegiate women’s basketball conference.

SEC By The Numbers• The SEC has posted impressive non-conference records in the last decade. The SEC compiled a 121-45 (.729) non-conference record during the 2009-10 season.• Since the 1990 season, the SEC has compiled a 2774-844 (.767) record against other conferences. The league has recorded 150+ wins during eight seasons and has never recorded a non-conference winning percentage below .723.• SEC teams have earned appearances in 25 of 29 NCAA Final Fours, an accomplishment unmatched by any other league.• Overall, SEC squads have filled 34 of the 116 Final Four berths, including having two Final Four teams in 1988 (Auburn, Tennes-see), 1989 (Auburn, Tennessee), 1995 (Georgia, Tennessee), 1996 (Georgia, Tennessee), 1998 (Arkansas, Tennessee), 2004 (LSU, Tennessee), 2005 (LSU, Tennessee), 2007 (LSU, Tennessee) and 2008 (LSU, Tennessee).• SEC teams have made 18 appearances in a nation-high 16 NCAA Championship games, winning eight NCAA Championships (Tennes-see: 1987, 1989, 1991, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2007 and 2008).• The league also had the distinction of providing both national finalists twice in its history in 1996 (Tennessee 83, Georgia 65) and in 1989 (Tennessee 76, Auburn 60).• SEC teams have won 329 NCAA Tournament games against 168 losses (.662) for an average of 11.3 NCAA wins per year.• In addition, all 12 current members have appeared in the NCAA Tournament.• The SEC has paced the pack in NCAA tournament bids 21 times in its 29-year history.• The SEC was the first league to ever have eight teams invited to the NCAA Tournament, doing so in 1999 and 2002.

• The SEC was also the first league to ever have seven teams invited to the NCAA Tournament and earned this honor a leading seven times (1986, 1991, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2003, 2004).• The SEC is one of a handful of leagues to have won three national tournament titles with eight NCAA, two WNIT and three NWIT. Along with the eight NCAA championships won by Tennessee, Arkansas (1999) and Auburn (2003) captured the current Women’s NIT titles. But the first-ever SEC national title belongs to Georgia, winners of the 1981 NWIT which predates the current NCAA tournament. LSU (1985) and Kentucky (1990) each won NWIT titles. Both Arkansas (1987) and South Carolina (1979) won the WNIT as members of their previous conferences.• In 2003, Auburn won the WNIT title with wins over South Alabama, Florida State, Richmond, Creighton and Baylor. In 1999, the Arkansas Lady Razorbacks defeated Wisconsin 76-64 to claim the SEC’s first WNIT championship.• In 1981, Georgia defeated Pittsburg, California and Arizona State (in OT) to capture the NWIT Championship, the first-ever national championship of any kind for the SEC in women’s basketball.

Individual Honors• The SEC has had 57 student-athletes named as a First-Team All-America selection. Those 57 have been named a total of 84 times since the 1982-83 season (first year of SEC sponsorship).• All-Americans were first named in women’s basketball in 1975. Since that time, league schools have had 65 players named first-team a total of 96 times.• The league has had six Honda Sports Awards winners in Katrina McClain, Georgia (1987); Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee (1989); Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (1997 and 1998); and Candace Parker, Tennessee (2007 and 2008).• Tennessee’s Chamique Holdsclaw was named the winner of the Honda-Broderick Cup, as the Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year, in 1998.• Seven Naismith Player of the Year winners have come from the

SEC. They include Saudia Roundtree, Georgia (1996), Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (1998 and 1999), Tamika Catchings, Tennessee (2000), Seimone Augustus, LSU (2005 and 2006) and Candace Parker, Tennessee (2008).• SEC teams have provided 131 All-Region performers, including 28 Most Outstanding Players. SEC Women’s Basketball• Over the past 29-years, 38 Final Four All-Tournament Team members have come from SEC schools.• In 1996, the entire all-tournament team was made up of SEC players.• Nine NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship winners and 27 Academic All-Americans hail from the SEC.

SEC In The Pros• The Southeastern Conference had 27 former SEC student-athletes make 2010 WNBA opening day rosters.• In this year’s WNBA draft, a total of six SEC women’s basketball players were taken.• Since the inaugural WNBA draft in 1997, the SEC has had 110 former players drafted for the professional league.

SEC In USA Basketball• SEC schools have produced 35 Olympians since 1976, with 31 com-ing since the SEC began sponsoring women’s basketball.1976 - Cindy Brogdon, Tennessee; Patricia Roberts, Tennessee1980 - Jill Rankin, Tennessee; Holly Warlick, Tennessee1984 - Teresa Edwards, Georgia; Lea Henry, Tennessee; Cindy Noble, Tennessee1988 - Teresa Edwards, Georgia; Katrina McClain, Georgia; Jennifer Gillom, Ole Miss; Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee1992 - Carolyn Jones, Auburn; Vickie Orr, Auburn; Tammy Jackson, Florida; Teresa Edwards, Georgia; Katrina McClain, Georgia; Daedra Charles, Tennessee1996 - Ruthie Bolton, Auburn; Teresa Edwards, Georgia; Katrina McClain, Georgia; Nikki McCray, Tennessee, Carla McGhee, Tennessee

2000 - Ruthie Bolton-Holifield, Auburn; Teresa Edwards, Georgia; Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee; Nikki McCray, Tennessee; DeLisha Milton, Florida2004 - Tamika Catchings, Tennessee; Shannon Johnson, South Carolina2008 - Seimone Augustus, LSU; Tamika Catchings, Tennessee; Sylvia Fowles, LSU; ; Kara Lawson, Tennessee; DeLisha Milton-Jones, Florida; Candace Parker, Tennessee• In addition, 49 players have been part of a Women’s National Team and 30 have been on a Women’s World Championship Team roster.• While at an SEC school, eleven head coaches have been named to coach, as an assistant or head coach, for USA Basketball teams.

Dominance In the Polls• Since the SEC began to sponsor women’s basketball in 1982, it has failed only three times to place at least four members in each of the final polls (the USA Today/ESPN poll began in 1986).• Last season, the SEC had four in the final AP poll and six in the final coaches poll.• In terms of rankings, the SEC has the richest history of any confer-ence in the nation, boasting more poll appearances than any other.• Since the 1982 season, SEC teams have been ranked 514 consecu-tive weeks in the AP Poll.• League teams have been ranked 2,593 times, including 1,283 Top 10 appearances and 726 Top 5 appearances.• SEC teams can also boost of 136 No. 1 rankings in the AP Poll.• The league has had the top three teams in the AP Poll twice. In week three in 2005 and in week eight in 1989.• A nation-leading eight SEC teams were ranked at one point in the AP and CNN/USA Today Top 25 polls during the 1995-96 season. The league mirrored that feat during the 1996-97 season.


Southeastern ConferenceConference Rankings

NCAA AppearancesSoutheastern .........................176Atlantic Coast ............................... 134Big Ten ......................................... 116Big East ........................................ 108Pacific 10 ........................................ 91Big 12 ............................................ 84Atlantic 10...................................... 69Conference USA ............................. 45Sun Belt ......................................... 44Missouri Valley ............................... 38

NCAA TitlesSoutheastern .............................8Big East ............................................ 8Atlantic Coast ................................... 2Pacific 10 .......................................... 2Independents ................................... 1Sun Belt ........................................... 1Big Ten ............................................. 1Big 12 .............................................. 1

NCAA Tournament WinsSoutheastern .........................329Atlantic Coast ............................... 191Big East ........................................ 179Big Ten ......................................... 139Pacific 10 ...................................... 122Big 12 .......................................... 121Sun Belt ......................................... 65Atlantic 10...................................... 55Independents ................................. 32

Final Four AppearancesSoutheastern ...........................34Big East .......................................... 16Atlantic Coast ................................. 14Pacific-10 ......................................... 9Sun Belt ........................................... 8Big Ten ............................................. 8Independents ................................... 6Big 12 .............................................. 6Colonial ........................................... 1

The Southeastern Conference

Commissioner: Mike Slive

Founded: 1933

Members:

Alabama Crimson Tide

Arkansas Razorbacks

Auburn Tigers

Florida Gators

Georgia Bulldogs

Kentucky Wildcats

LSU Tigers

Mississippi Rebels

Mississippi State Bulldogs

South Carolina Gamecocks

Tennessee Lady Volunteers

Vanderbilt Commodores

SEC Media Relations

Volleyball Contact: Tammy Wilson

Address:

2201 Richard Arrington Blvd.

Birmingham, Ala. 35203-1103

Phone: 205.458.3000

Fax: 205.458.3031

E-mail: [email protected]

Web site: www.SECSports.com

2009 Southeastern Conference Champions2009 Southeastern Conference Champions

The SEC. . . The SEC. . .

88 NCAA Championships

3434 Final Four Appearances

5757 First-Team All-Americans

77 Naismith Players of the Year

3535 Olympians

110110 Players drafted into the WNBA


Sports Medicine

Strength and Rehabilitation Center/Plainsman Park Physical Therapy

Auburn student-athletes enjoy the finest amenities with the $3.5 million, 6,288

square-foot Strength and Rehabilitation Center that opened in January 2004.

The first floor of the state-of-the-art facility features a weight room and locker

rooms utilized by many Auburn University teams. The second floor houses clinical

offices for the Alabama Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center physicians, research

space for the American Sports Medicine Institute, an x-ray suite and Plainsman Park

Physical Therapy.

Plainsman Park Physical Therapy, under the direction of David Walsh, ATC, PT, is

a service of Auburn University created to meet the rehab needs of Auburn University

students and athletes as well as nationally-acclaimed professional athletes.

The entire building is dedicated to primarily addressing the medical and reha-

bilitative needs of all of Auburn University’s student-athletes.

David Walsh

Manager of

Plainsman Park

Physical Therapy

Joined AU Staff: September 2005

Experience: Director of the HealthSouth Physical Therapy Clinic at Auburn

from 1998 until accepting current position. Was the Co-Curriculum Director

and offsite physical therapy clinic director at East Tennessee State University

from 1991-98. Served on the medical staff (track and field) for the 1996

Atlanta Olympic Games. Director and Chief Physical Therapist at Northside

Hospital in Johnson City, Tenn., from 1990-91. Served as the director of Physi-

cal Therapy (rehabilitation services) at Doctor’s Hospital in Columbus, Ga.,

from 1989-90. Was a staff physical therapist at the Hughston Sports Medicine

Clinic in Columbus from 1988-89. An assistant athletic trainer for football,

basketball and baseball at The Citadel (Charleston, S.C.) from 1985-88. Was a

graduate assistant athletic trainer for football and track at Auburn (1984-85).

Personal Information: Born July 10, 1962, in Bluff City, Tenn. Married to

the former Kelly Ladye of Columbus, Ga. Has one daughter, Emily Michelle.

Earned B.S. in physical education/sports medicine from East Tennessee State

in 1984. Earned Masters in Education from Auburn in 1985. B.S. in physical

therapy from Medical University (Charleston, S.C.) in 1988. Is a certified

member of the National Athletic Trainers Association. Current member of

the American Physical Therapy Association and Alabama Athletic Trainers

Association. Founding member of Mountain Empire Sports Medicine Society.

Board appointed committee member to advocate working relationships

between physical therapists and athletic trainers in 1992 in Nashville, Tenn.


Sports Medicine

The sports medicine program embodies the commitment of patient/player

care, education of the student-athlete as well as the provider, personal and

community service, and the implementation and development of research.

On-site medical services provided include, but are not limited to,

prevention, evaluation, and treatment of injuries and illnesses, rehabilita-

tion services, pre-participation exams, nutritional counseling, psychological

counseling, and drug education and counseling.

The AU Sports Medicine team is comprised of eleven certified full-time

staff and eleven certified graduate assistants, three orthopedic consultants,

and various health care professionals located throughout the Auburn/Opelika

area. Our professional staff is responsible for overseeing and maintaining the

health and well-being of more than 400 student-athletes participating in 19

Division I sports in the Southeastern Conference.

The day-to-day sports medicine needs of the Auburn women’s basketball

team are handled by certified athletic trainer Angie Lawrence in the Beard-

Eaves-Memorial Coliseum training room.

Lawrence has more than 10 years experience as an athletic trainer on the

NCAA Division I level.

In addition to having physicians, nurse practitioners,physician assistants and a full nursing

staff, the Auburn University Medical Clinic also has full lab, x-ray facilities and a massage thera-

pist. Pharmacy Services through the School of Pharmacy are available on-site and the Clinic

handles all types of medical services, including women’s healthcare.

The Auburn University Medical Clinic provides primary and preventive care to students,

faculty, staff and members of the surrounding community of Auburn University. Acute care is

provided by the Medical Clinic’s staff of board certified physicians, certified registered nurse

practitioners, certified physician assistants and our team of supporting colleagues.

AUMC’s health care providers also have access to a wide range of specialists and emergency

services when necessary.

The Auburn University Medical Clinic promotes the concept of individual “wellness” in

contrast to a traditional status quo approach to holistic health. Its approach is to assist you with

opportunities to develop yourself in social, physical, intellectual, career, emotional and spiritual

dimensions of your life. Using these six categories, it offers the acronym “SPICES” as the model

for the areas in which you can actively address personal wellness.


Auburn University Student Health Center

Services Provided

• Acute/Urgent CareAUMC’s team of providers is experienced in treating common medical problems, including minor surgery, suturing of lacerations and removal of ingrown toe nails. They are equipped to treat you with intravenous fluids and medications including antibiotics (when medically appropriate), thereby hastening your recovery and many times avoiding a stay in the hospital.

• Specialty CareSpecialty care is done through a network of local providers available to AUMC’s staff. Referrals to a specialist (e.g., orthopedist, gynecologist, neurologist, dermatologist) can be made by its medical team.

• Allergy Services

• Immunizations and Vaccines

• Mental HealthAppointments can be made with the AUMC Student Counseling Services in regard to an array of mental health issues.

• Women’s Health Care

• Radiology / X-ray ServicesAUMC has radiology services for routine x-rays on site.

• PharmacyA state-of-the-art pharmacy is located within the Medical Clinic and is operated by the School of Pharmacy.

• LaboratoryAUMC has a convenient on-site CLIA certified laboratory with licensed medical technologists who can perform some routine tests before completion of your visit.

• Additional ServicesAlso housed in AUMC’s facility are Student Counseling Services, Safe Harbor (sexual assault crisis center) and the Auburn Massage Therapy Center.


Auburn University Student Health Center


Strength and Conditioning

Megan YoungStrength and Conditioning Coach

Auburn Arena Weight Room

Directly attached to the practice courts is the new Auburn basketball weight room. The weight room features free weights, machines and cardio equipment all within easy access of the team’s training space, lockerroom and coaches.


Strength and Conditioning


Player Development

“Coach Fortner is a great coach. What I like “Coach Fortner is a great coach. What I like

about her coaching style is that she is very about her coaching style is that she is very

personal with you, not only on the court, but personal with you, not only on the court, but

also in life. When you are away from the gym, also in life. When you are away from the gym,

she is always asking how you are, how your she is always asking how you are, how your

family is and wants to be involved in your family is and wants to be involved in your

life.”life.”

- Courtney Strain - Courtney Strain


Player Development

“Coach Cremeans is a very good coach. She is “Coach Cremeans is a very good coach. She is

a great motivator and brings a lot of energy to a great motivator and brings a lot of energy to

the game. She is very encouraging and is very the game. She is very encouraging and is very

detailed in her feedback, which makes her a detailed in her feedback, which makes her a

great person to go and talk to.”great person to go and talk to.”

- Morgan Toles - Morgan Toles


Player Development

“Coach Simons is the best post coach I have “Coach Simons is the best post coach I have

ever had. He is a great motivator and always ever had. He is a great motivator and always

believes in me. Even when I do things wrong, believes in me. Even when I do things wrong,

he is always there with support and can cor-he is always there with support and can cor-

rect things very easily.”rect things very easily.”

- Peyton Davis - Peyton Davis


Player Development

“Coach McGhee always pushes me to be the “Coach McGhee always pushes me to be the

best. She is always on me in practice because best. She is always on me in practice because

she wants me to be better every day. She she wants me to be better every day. She

knows what I am capable of, knows that I have knows what I am capable of, knows that I have

more and gets me to work harder.”more and gets me to work harder.”

- Chantel Hilliard - Chantel Hilliard


Auburn in the Draft1996 American Basketball League Draft

Player ................................... Team .............................................................................Round/Pick

*Ruthie Bolton-Holifield ....... Portland Power .......................................... Preassigned by League

*Danielette Coleman ............ New England Blizzard ..................................................... Alternate

Lauretta Freeman ................. Atlanta Glory................................................ Ninth Round, 7th Pick

Linda Godby ......................... Seattle Reign .................................................10th Round, 2nd Pick

Carolyn Jones ....................... New England Blizzard ...................................Fifth Round, 4th Pick

Monique Morehouse ............. New England Blizzard ................................... Sixth Round, 4thPick

Samantha Williams .............. San Jose Lasers ................................................................ Alternate

1997 American Basketball League Draft

Laticia Morris ........................ Portland Power .........................................Second Round, 2nd Pick

1997 WNBA Draft

Ruthie Bolton-Holifield ......... Sacramento Monarchs ..................................... Assigned by League

Chantel Tremitiere ................ Sacramento Monarchs ..........Third Round, 2nd Pick (18th Overall)

Tara Williams ........................ Phoenix Mercury ......................................... Developmental Player

1999 WNBA Draft

Carolyn Jones-Young ............ New York Liberty ...............Fourth Round, 2nd Pick (42nd Overall)

2000 WNBA Draft

Monique Morehouse ............. Cleveland Rockers ................. Third Round, 1st Pick (33rd Overall)

2006 WNBA Draft

Marita Payne ........................ Connecticut Sun ..................Third Round, 14th Pick (42nd Overall)

2009 WNBA Draft

DeWanna Bonner ................. Phoenix Mercury ...................... First Round, 5th Pick (5th Overall)

Whitney Boddie .................... Sacramento Monarchs ........ Second Round, 7th Pick (20th Overall)

*Did not play with team that drafted them

DeWanna Bonner with WNBA Commissioner Donna Orender at the 2009 WNBA Draft in Secaucus, N.J. Bonner, selected fifth overall, is the highest draft pick ever for Auburn.


Auburn in the ProsWhitney Boddie .............. Sacramento Monarchs (WNBA), 2009..............................................Utex Row Rybnik (Poland), 2009-10.............................................. Botasspor Adana (Turkey), 2010-11

Mae Ola Bolton ..................................................Spain, 1990-91 ................................................................................. Italy, 1989-90

Ruthie Bolton ..............Sacramento Monarchs (WNBA), 1997-04.......................................Lavezzini Basket Parma (Italy), 2002-03...................................................... Galatasaray (Turkey), 1996-97........................................................Erreti Faenza (Italy), 1992-94.......................................................................... Hungary, 1991-92........................................................................... Sweden, 1990-91

DeWanna Bonner .............. Phoenix Mercury (WNBA), 2009-10...................................Frisco Sika Brno (Czech Republic), 2009-10.....................................................Rivas Ecopolis (Spain), 2010-11

Danielette Coleman ........................................ France, 1994-97

Lauretta Freeman ......................... Nashville Noise (ABL), 1998........................................................ Atlanta Glory (ABL), 1996-98...............................................................................Spain, 1993-94

Linda Godby................................. Seattle Reign (ABL), 1996-98........................................................................... Sweden, 1993-96............................................................................... Israel, 1991-92............................................................................. France, 1990-91

C.C Hayden......................................................... Japan, 1992-93

Sherell Hobbs ................. Team S-Hameenmaa (Finland), 2009.................................................................Snaefell (Iceland), 2010

Trevesha Jackson .......................... (Irlandesas) Spain, 2009-10

Carolyn Jones ...........................Portland Fire (WNBA), 2000-02....................................................New York Liberty (WNBA), 1999.......................................... New England Blizzard (ABL), 1996-98................................................................................. Italy, 1991-93

Jocelyn McGilberry ..................................Switzerland, 1989-90

Monique Morehouse ......................... Miami Sol (WNBA), 2001...................................................Cleveland Rockers (WNBA), 2000.......................................Panathinaikos AC Athens (Greece), 2000.......................................... New England Blizzard (ABL), 1996-97

Laticia Morris ............................Portland Power (ABL), 1997-98

Vickie Orr............................................................... Italy, 1990-92

Marita Payne ......................Bendigo Spirit (Australia), 2009-10.............................................Artego Bydgoszcz (Poland), 2009-10

Sharon Stewart ............................................... Sweden, 1995-96..............................................................................Turkey, 1993-94.............................................................................. Japan, 1991-93................................................................................. Italy, 1989-91

Mandisa Stevenson .....San Antonio Silver Stars (WNBA), 2004......................................................... Seattle Storm (WNBA), 2005............................................... Phoenix Mercury (WNBA), 2006-07..........................................Extrugasa Vilagarcia (Spain), 2008-09........Lattes Montpellier Agglomeration Basket (France), 2009-10

Chantel Tremitiere ....................... Indiana Fever (WNBA), 2000.......................................................Utah Starzz (WNBA), 1998-99............................................ Sacramento Monarchs (WNBA), 1997

Samantha Williams ..................San Jose Lasers (ABL) 1996-97

Tara Williams ................................ Portland Fire (WNBA), 2000.....................................................Phoenix Mercury (WBNA), 1997

Le’Coe Willingham ..............Connecticut Sun (WNBA), 2004-07............................................... Phoenix Mercury (WNBA), 2008-09......................................................... Seattle Storm (WNBA), 2010..................................................Halcon Avenida (Spain), 2008-11

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Auburn in the Pros

DeWanna BonnerDeWanna BonnerTwo-Time WNBA Sixth Woman of the YearTwo-Time WNBA Sixth Woman of the Year2009 WNBA Champion2009 WNBA Champion

Le’Coe WillinghamLe’Coe WillinghamTwo-Time WNBA ChampionTwo-Time WNBA Champion

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Auburn’s WNBA ChampionsAuburn’s WNBA Champions

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Auburn in International Competition

1992 Olympic MedalistsVickie Orr

Carolyn Jones

2000 Olympic MedalistsRuthie Bolton-Holifield

Nell Fortner (Head Coach)

1996 Olympic MedalistsRuthie Bolton-Holifield

Nell Fortner (Assistant Coach)

Olympic & World Championship Statistics

2000 Sydney Olympic Games G/GS FG 3FG FT REB RPG PTS PPG Ruthie Bolton-Holifield 8/0 15-46 7-27 3-6 16 2.0 40 5.0Nell Fortner (Head Coach)

1996 Atlanta Olympic Games G/GS FG 3FG FT REB RPG PTS PPGRuthie Bolton-Holifield 8/8 36-81 15-34 15-21 34 4.3 102 12.8Nell Fortner (Assistant Coach)

1992 Barcelona Olympic Games G/GS FG 3FG FT REB RPG PTS PPGVickie Orr 5/0 16-36 0-0 6-7 27 5.4 38 7.6Carolyn Jones 2/0 5-13 3-8 2-3 2 1.0 15 7.5

1998 World Championships G/GS FG 3FG FT REB RPG PTS PPGRuthie Bolton-Holifield 7/1 16-42 10-24 0-0 12 1.7 42 6.0

1994 World Championships G/GS FG 3FG FT REB RPG PTS PPGRuthie Bolton-Holifield 8 28-54 14-27 4-5 25 3.1 74 9.3

1990 World Championships G/GS FG 3FG FT REB RPG PTS PPGVickie Orr 8 24-35 0-0 15-22 30 3.8 63 7.9Carolyn Jones 8 8-25 3-9 3-5 4 0.5 22 2.8

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Former Tiger Ruthie Bolton played on the 1996 and 2000 U.S. Olympic Teams, both under Coach Fortner

former Tigers Vickie Orr (left) and Carolyn former Tigers Vickie Orr (left) and Carolyn Jones (right) played together on multiple Jones (right) played together on multiple U.S. National Teams, including the 1992 U.S. National Teams, including the 1992 Olympics and 1990 World ChampionshipsOlympics and 1990 World Championships


Auburn in International Competition2000 U.S. Olympic Team (Gold Medalists)Ruthie Bolton-Holifield U.S. Head Coach Nell Fortner (Auburn Head Coach)

1996 U.S. Olympic Team (Gold Medalists)Ruthie Bolton-HolifieldU.S. Assistant Coach Nell Fortner (Auburn Head Coach)

1992 U.S. Olympic Team (Bronze Medalists)Carolyn JonesVickie Orr

2007 USA U21 FIBA Americas Championship (Gold Medalists)DeWanna Bonner

2006 USA U20 FIBA Americas Championship (Gold Medalists)DeWanna Bonner

2006 USA U20 Team TrialsDeWanna BonnerKeKe Carrier

2005 USA U19 World University Games TeamKeKe Carrier

1998 World Championship Team (Gold Medalists)Ruthie Bolton-Holifield

1995-96 USA Women’s National TeamRuthie Bolton-Holifield

1994 Goodwill Games Team (Gold Medalists)Ruthie Bolton-HolifieldLauretta Freeman

1994 World Championship Team (Gold Medalists)Ruthie Bolton-Holifield

1994 Select TeamLinda Godby

1993 USA World Championship Qualifying Team (Gold Medalists)Ruthie BoltonLinda Godby

1993 Junior National Team (Bronze Medalists)Kristen MulliganSamantha Williams

1991 USA Basketball Female Athlete of the YearRuthie Bolton

1991 USA World University Games Team (Gold Medalists)Ruthie BoltonCarolyn JonesLinda Godby

1990 Goodwill Games Team (Gold Medalists)Carolyn JonesVickie Orr

1990 World Championship Team (Gold Medalists)Carolyn JonesVickie Orr

1987 USA Select TeamHelene BaroodyMae Ola Bolton

1987 World University GamesVickie Orr

1985 Junior World ChampionshipsMae Ola BoltonVickie Orr

U.S. Olympic FestivalsKristen Mulligan, West - 1993Lauretta Freeman, South - 1991 Gold MedalistC.C. Hayden, South - 1990Vickie Orr, South - 1985 Gold MedalistMae Ola Bolton, South - 1985-86 Gold MedalistRuthie Bolton, South - 1986 Gold MedalistHelene Baroody, South - 1983 Gold Medalist

Former Tiger Reita Clanton, pictured at her Tiger Trail induction, made a name for herself on the inter-national level in Team Handball. Clanton, a 1974 Auburn graduate who played basketball, softball and volleyball for the Tigers, was a 1984 Olympian in Team Handball for the United States and went on to serve as assistant coach at the 1996 Olympics and head coach at the 2000 Olympics.

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GraduationGraduates UnderGraduates UnderNell FortnerNell Fortner

Spring 2010 - KeKe Carrier - Jordan Greenleaf

Summer 2009 - Sherell Hobbs - Trevesha Jackson

Spring 2009 - DeWanna Bonner

Fall 2008 - Alexis Ogubie

Summer 2008 - Tamela McCorvey

Fall 2007 - Juanita Wallace

Summer 2007 - Joanna Clayden - Natasha Brackett

Spring 2007 - Nicole Louden

Summer 2006 - Tanesheia Thompson

Spring 2006 - Nitasha Brown - Marita Payne

Spring 2005 - Dayana Lorza

100%100%Every player that has completed their eligibility under Head Coach Nell Fortner has either graduated or are on pace to graduate

Head Coach Nell Fortner with August, 2009 graduates Trevesha Jack-son, Juanita Wallace and Sherell Hobbs. Wallace graduated with her bachelor’s degree in December, 2007 but stayed around to complete her masters degree.

KeKe Carrier and Jordan Greenleaf get together for a picture during graduation ceremonies in

May, 2010. Greenleaf is the first graduate to play at Auburn under Nell Fortner.


Graduation

May, 2009 graduate DeWanna Bonner along with Director of Operations Melissa Maines, Director of Administrative Support Services Arnika Edwards, Head Coach Nell Fortner and former Assistant Coach Ayesha Whitfield. Edwards also worked as Bonner’s coach in high school.

December, 2008 graduate Alexis Ogubie

August, 2007 graduate Joanna Clayden


Auburn University

Auburn’s beautiful main campus--graced by greenery and open spaces and high-lighted by historic Samford Park--is made up of 375 buildings spread across 1,875 acres. Buildings in the main campus area are within walking distance of each other. Residence halls are only a short walk from classrooms, dining and athletic facilities. Auburn is located in the southeastern United States in east-central Alabama about 30 miles from the Georgia border.

U.S. News & World Report has ranked Auburn among the top 50 public universi-ties nationwide for 17 consecutive years. Auburn is ranked a “Best Value” by the Princeton Review.

AU invests in extensive national assessments to obtain quality, data-driven informa-tion for measuring and continually improving instruction and student preparation.

More than 92 percent of our students and more than 95 percent of our alumni say that if they could start college over again, they would choose Auburn.

A 2005 Harvard survey ranked AU as one of the top six colleges and universities in the country as a place for young faculty to work, which has a lot to do with actively engaging students.

AU is the only university in the country to offer an undergraduate degree in wireless engineering, and the first in the Southeast to offer degrees in software engineering.


Auburn UniversityAU’s Draughon Library is the largest library in the state, with 2.9 million volumes. The library subscribes to 19,000 journals and 256 electronic databases, provides library instruction and tours to students, prospective students and parents, and serves as an instructional resource for faculty.

Auburn PeopleAuburn faculty and alumni are world-class achievers in practically every arena. Here are just a few examples:

AU has graduated more than 210,000 students since it began in 1856. Currently, we have 206,695 living alumni around the world.

There are 98 Auburn clubs around the country whose primary goal is to raise scholarships for incoming freshmen. Clubs offer more than 100 scholarships annu-ally. Two clubs have endowments of more than $100,000 and the Alumni Association Endowment stands at more than $2.7 million.

The Student Alumni Association, with membership of over 3,400 students, offers three student scholarships for its rising senior members.

The Auburn Alumni Association has more than 45,000 members and contributes more than $95,000 each year toward professorships and other faculty awards.

More than 12,000 people a year visit the Alumni hospitality tent before home football games.


Auburn Athletics

Since the 2004-05 academic year, Auburn has won 10 national championships (Men’s Swimming & Diving [5]), Women’s Swim-ming & Diving [3]), Equestrian, Women’s Outdoor Track and Field) and 14 SEC Championships (Football, Women’s Basketball, Women’s Golf [3], Men’s Swim-ming & Diving [6], Women’s Swimming & Diving [3] and four divisional titles (Baseball, Football [2] and Soccer).

Mission Statement

We have a two-fold purpose: To enable our student-athletes to be successful in all areas of their lives, athletics and academics, and personal endeavors, both now and in their future careers, by provid-ing them with the best resources available in academics, facilities and coaches: And while meeting the needs of our student athletes, to represent and promote Auburn University in a positive manner in all that we do.

The Auburn Athletics Department’s absolute values are to always tell the truth and to treat others as we would like to be treated. We will also adhere to the timeless values of the Auburn Creed. We will lead the way to integrity, diversity, communications, both internally and externally, compliance and customer service.

We will function as a team, helping each other to be successful, rather than focusing on personal success. We will work for the benefit of others and for Auburn, not for personal gain. We will have an attitude of constructive discontent; always striving to be better.

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1717Auburn had 17 of 21 programs compete in postseason action during the 2009-10 season

1010 Ten Auburn teams finished in the national top 25 during the 2009-10 season


Auburn Athletics

102102Auburn had 47 athletes combine to earn a total of 102 All-America honors during the 2009-10 season

5454A total of 54 Tigers were named to All-Southeastern Conference teams last season

33Three Tigers were named the SEC Athlete of the Year in the respective sports: Sheniqua Ferguson (women’s outdoor track & field), Kelly Marx (men’s diving) and Hunter Morris (baseball)

1313Thirteen Tigers were named to the CoSIDA/ESPN Tha Magazine Academic All-District IV Teams with two going on to earn Aca-demic All-America honors

2626Auburn swimmers & divers and track & field athletes won 26 individual or relay SEC titles

Equestrian finished second at Varsity Nationals

Swimmer Jordan

Anderson was awarded the

Rhodes Scholar-ship and will

study at Oxford University in the

fall of 2010

Auburn baseball won the SEC West Division title and hosted a NCAA Regional at Plainsman Park

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The men’s swimming & diving team won its 16th SEC title, the women finished second

Auburn football won the Outback Bowl against Northwestern

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Community Service

Community Community ServiceService

The Auburn Tigers are very involved in the community, giving back through volunteer work and community service. Whether it is disaster relief, reading at local elementary schools or just spending time in the community, the Auburn women’s basketball team is always looking to make a difference.


WBCA Pink Zone

Over the last two years, Auburn has raised $10,000 through the efforts of the WBCA Pink Zone program. Teaming up with ALFA Insurance, the Tigers raise money for the Joy to Life Foundation, a Montgomery, Ala.-based organization that provides free mammograms to underserved women.

The WBCA Pink Zone initiative is a global, unified effort for the WBCA’s nation of coaches to assist in raising breast cancer awareness on the court, across campuses, in communities and beyond.

Auburn University is committed to maintaining the highest standard of academic excellence. Auburn’s academic curriculum is recognized nationally and internationally by leading education publications for its services in prepar-ing students for challenges of the future.

Auburn student-athletes excel because of one of the top student support service programs in the country. The program includes a staff of seven full-time Academic Counselors, two Learning Specialists and two Eligibility Specialists.

Charlotte G. LowderStudent Athlete Development Center

The Charlotte G. Lowder Student Athlete Development Center, with 33,000 square feet of dedicated space to students and learning, gives Auburn University the physical infrastructure that allows the ability to implement and expand the array of programs designed to enhance the academic performance of Auburn student-athletes. Located adjacent to the Auburn Athletic Complex, the facility is centrally located for easy access for all Tiger athletic teams.

The goals of the Charlotte G. Lowder Student Athlete Development Center are to create an opportunity for one-stop learning for all services including academic counseling, life skills, and tutorial services; to utilize the tech-nology available to support academic missions; and to create a showplace that honors achievements of student-athletes. In addition, programs are designed to develop leadership skills and a strong altruistic attitude, which are fundamental characteristics of the Auburn graduate.

Within the walls of the center are the Academic Hall of Honor designed by Auburn student-athletes, two “smart” classrooms with new and innovative technology that hold 50 people per room, seven counselor offices as well as administrative support, the PAW (Promoting Academic Winners) office, Operation Follow-Through, the Student Athletic Advisory Committee office, 40 four-person tutorial rooms, a library resource area, a soft-study lounge, a 25-station computer classroom, the student “Cantina” for snacks and beverages and the tutor coordinator office.

The construction of the Student Athlete Development Center was made possible by the generosity of Robert and Charlotte Lowder and from the Lowder Family Foundation. Student-Athlete Support Services

The Tiger CHAMPS/Life Skills program focuses on five commitments that the NCAA has specified as necessary to a holistic approach to student development programming. Auburn University is committed to the growth and development of its student-athletes by promoting the following areas:• Commitment to Academic Excellence• Commitment to Athletic Excellence• Commitment to Personal Development• Commitment to Service, Outreach and Leadership• Commitment to Career Development

4545The Auburn women’s basketball team has garnered 45 Academic All-SEC honors


Academics


Academics


War Eagle

“War Eagle”Auburn’s battle cry, not Auburn’s nickname. There are several legends concerning the origin of the War Eagle battle cry, dating back to 1864 and the Civil War at the Battle of the Wilderness in Virginia.

Auburn Fight Song

War...Eagle, fly down the field, Ever to conquer, never to yield.War...Eagle fearless and true. Fight on, you orange and blue.Go! Go! Go!On to vic’try, strike up the band,Give ‘em hell, give ‘em hell.Stand up and yell, Hey! War...Eagle, win for Auburn,Power of Dixie Land!

Auburn’s Eagles

For over 100 years, eagles have been associ-ated with Auburn University’s football pro-gram. From a static presence on the sidelines to rousing flights over the field, WAR EAGLE has become an Auburn icon.

The role of Auburn University’s eagles is to promote wildlife conservation as a part of the education initiatives of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and the College of Veterinary Medicine’s Southeastern Raptor Center. The USF&WS permits the Raptor Center to house eagles and use them on hundreds of educa-tional presentations each year – including Auburn’s home football games. Currently, three flighted eagles and numerous other non-releasable raptors are used for these educational programs. Eagles stir emotions in many people as they have come to symbol-ize strength, power and courage as well as other important values such as freedom, American heritage and the preservation of our environment. Golden Eagles Tiger (War Eagle VI), Nova (War Eagle VII) and Spirit (a Bald Eagle) are the eagles who have inspired football fans with their graceful flights over Jordan-Hare Stadium.

The center of town where the

Auburn University campus meets

the City of Auburn. Toomer’s Corner,

where College Street intersects Mag-

nolia Avenue, has long been the

gathering place for Auburn athletic

celebrations. After any football win,

and significant victories in other

sports, Auburn students and citizens

alike join forces to “roll” the trees

(and anything else that doesn’t

move) at Toomer’s Corner with

toilet tissue. Celebrations can go

on for hours and leave the heart of

town looking like a blizzard passed

through.

The Auburn women’s basketball team at Toomer’s Corner after clinching the 2009 SEC regular-season title with a 94-57 win over Arkansas.


Toomer’s Corner

Auburn Alma Mater

On the rolling plains of Dixie‘Neath its sun-kissed sky,Proudly stands, our Alma MaterBanners high.

To thy name we’ll sing thy praise,From hearts that love so true,And pledge to thee ourLoyalty the ages through.

We hail thee, Auburn, and we vowTo work for thy just fame,And hold in memory as we do nowThy cherished name.

Hear thy student voices swelling,Echoes strong and clear,Adding laurels to thy fameEnshrined so dear.

From thy hallowed halls we’ll part,And bid thee sad adieu;Thy sacred trust we’ll bear with usThe ages through.

We hail thee, Auburn, and we vowTo work for thy just fame,And hold in memory as we do nowThy cherished name.

Composed by Bill Wood ‘42Word revision 1960

Auburn Creed

I believe that this is a practical world and that I can count only on what I earn. Therefore, I believe in work, hard work.

I believe in education, which gives me the knowledge to work wisely and trains my mind and my hands to work skillfully.

I believe in honesty and truthfulness, without which I can-not win the respect and confidence of my fellow men.I believe in a sound mind, in a sound body and a spirit that is not afraid, and in clean sports to develop these qualities.

I believe in obedience to law because it protects the rights of all.

I believe in the human touch, which cultivates sympathy with my fellow men and mutual helpfulness and brings happiness for all.

I believe in my Country, because it is a land of freedom and because it is my own home, and that I can best serve that country by “doing justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly with my God.”

And because Auburn men and women believe in these things, I believe in Auburn and love it.

- George Petrie (1945)


Alma Mater & Creed

Aubie Facts

First Year as Costumed Mascot: 1979First Costume Designer: Brooks-Van Horn Costumes, New York, N.Y.Other Costume Designers: Bienville Costumes, Mobile, Ala.; BTS Productions, Auburn.First Appearance: Auburn men’s basketball vs. Vanderbilt, February 28, 1979 at SEC Tournament at Birmingham County Civic CenterNational Championships: 1991, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2003, 2006Mascot Hall of Fame Inductee: Aug. 15, 2006Capital One All-American Mascot Team: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008Friends of Aubie: Logan Matthews, Huntsville; Matt Layton, Hoover; and Will Noel, Birmingham.

Inaugural Mascot Hall of Fame MemberInaugural Mascot Hall of Fame Member

Six-Time UCA National ChampionSix-Time UCA National Champion


Aubie


Auburn Facilities

Auburn Arena

Pat Dye Field at Jordan-Hare Stadium

Auburn University Soccer Complex

City of Auburn/Auburn University Yarbrough Tennis Center

Auburn University Club at Yarbrough Farms


Auburn Facilities

Samford Stadium At Hitchcock Field At Plainsman Park

James E. Martin Aquatics Center

Student Activities CenterJane B. Moore Field

Hutsell-Rosen Track

One of the state’s fastest growing cities, Auburn has a population of about 56,000. An adjacent twin-city, Ope-lika, has a population of about 30,000. Atlanta, Ga., is only 100 miles to the northeast via Interstate 85; Birmingham is 100 miles to the north via U.S. 280 or I-85/65; Montgomery is 50 miles to the west via I-85; and the Gulf beaches are about 200 miles away. The university enjoys the advantages of security, seclusion and clean air and water. Auburn is a clean city with a mild climate that offers many cultural opportunities.

Did You Know?

Auburn was named one of the top 10 places to live in the country by U.S. News and World Report in its 2009 rankings.

Top 100Auburn was recently ranked among the Top 100 Sports Cities in the United States by The Sporting News.

Auburn, Alabama was founded in 1836 by Judge John

J. Harper of Harris County, Georgia. Envisioned as a

religious, educational and cultural center, Auburn was

incorporated as a town on Feb. 2, 1839 and Auburn Uni-

versity was chartered as the East Alabama Male College

and has since become a thriving addition to the city.

With each year, “The Loveliest Village of the Plains,”

continues to grow and improve. With a steadily increasing

population of more than 56,000, Auburn offers big-city

appeal in a hometown atmosphere. Cultural activities,

sporting events and educational opportunities are never

in short supply.

Geographically, the city of Auburn and Auburn University

meet at what is known as “Toomer’s Corner.” Here, the

flourishing community and expanding university create

a warm, friendly spirit that can only be described as

“Auburn.” The bond between the city and university is

exemplified along the streets of downtown Auburn where

tribute is paid to Auburn University’s greatest athletes,

coaches and administrators.

Known as the Tiger Trail of Auburn, this walk of fame

consists of more than 80 granite plaques bearing the

names of those honored along the Trail. Each year, new

plaques are added as more Auburn women and men are

recognized for their contributions to Auburn.


City of Auburn

In This Section. . . All-Time Letterwinners .........................................156-157

All-Time Coaches ......................................................... 158

Year-by-Year Records ................................................... 159

SEC Champion Teams ...........................................160-167

Post-Season Teams ...............................................168-169

Three-Straight Final Fours ...................................170-172

Scoring Records.....................................................173-175

Rebounding Records .................................................... 176

Assists Records ............................................................. 177

Blocks Records ............................................................. 178

Steals Records .............................................................. 179

Individual Records ....................................................... 180

Team Records ............................................................... 181

All-Americans .......................................................182-186

SEC Players of the Year ................................................ 187

Awards and Honors ..............................................188-191

Honored Jerseys .......................................................... 192


History and Statistics


All-Time Roster-- A --

Justine Agbatan ..................................................1996, 97, 98Blanche Alverson ............................................................2010Kerdu Arbet ..............................................................2002, 03Shana Askew ............................................... 1998, 99, 00, 01

-- B --Marynell Bailey ...............................................................1976Helene Baroody ............................................1984, 85, 86, 87Nieshire Barnes ....................................................1993, 1994Tara Barr ..................................................................1989, 90Ginny Barrett ..................................................................1972Heather Bassett ............................................1985, 86, 87, 88Rachel Bell ......................................................................1997Krisztina Bernath ..........................................1997, 98, 99, 00Peggy Bezy .....................................................................1980Chantelle Blakely ......................................................2006, 07Whitney Boddie ............................................2006, 07, 08, 09Mae Ola Bolton .............................................1985, 86, 87, 88Ruthie Bolton ................................................1986, 87, 88, 89DeWanna Bonner .........................................2006, 07, 08, 09Winnie Boyd ...................................................................1972Kelly Bozeman ................................................................1981Natasha Brackett ..........................................2002, 03, 04, 05Kwameika Brown............................................................2000Nitasha Brown ..............................................2003, 04, 05, 06Roscelle Bullock ........................................................1995, 96Beth Bryant ...................................................1981, 82, 83, 84

-- C --Donna Callahan ..............................................................1973KeKe Carrier .................................................2006, 07, 09, 10Bo Cavin........................................................1974, 75, 76, 77Jaci Chambers ...........................................................1977, 78Missie Chilson .................................................................1972Lisa Ciampi ...................................................1988, 89, 90, 91Reita Clanton ............................................................1973, 74Susan Clark.........................................................1972, 73, 75Joanna Clayden ....................................................2006, 2007Daniellette Coleman .............................................1993, 1994Wendy Cork.....................................................................1996Crispina Correia ........................................................2002, 03Tracie Crawford .............................................1990, 91, 92, 93Susan Cunningham ........................................................1982

-- D --Patty Dages...................................................1984, 85, 86, 87Chrissy Davenport ...........................................................1998Ginny Davis ............................................1974, 75, 76, 77, 78Sparkle Davis .................................................................2005Susan Dempsey ..............................................................1973Nancy Derrick ...............................................2001, 02, 03, 04Carla DeVillez .................................................................1995Carol Donnelly ..........................................................1978, 79Maryalice Donnelly .........................................................1972Carol Doster ..............................................................1978, 79Lee Durant ......................................................................2003Debbie Durham ........................................................1983, 84

-- E --Paula Edney ....................................................................1972Louise Emeagi ....................................................2003, 04, 05

-- F --Meg Fahey ......................................................................1980Angie Farah ..............................................................1994, 95Karen Fisher .............................................................1981, 82Lauretta Freeman .........................................1990, 91, 92, 93Lotta Frenssen ................................................................1988

-- G --Frances Gagnon ..................................................1978, 79, 80Connie Gaines .................................................................1972Karen Galloway ........................................................1987, 88Kristen Gillespie .............................................................1995Linda Godby .................................................1987, 88, 89, 90Michelle Greene ..............................................................2001Jordan Greenleaf ..........................................2007, 08, 09, 10Erica Gullett ....................................................................1991

-- H --Lori Hackman .................................................................1980Kathy Hadley ............................................................1985, 86Renae Halbrooks ..........................................1979, 80, 81, 82Lisa Hamel......................................................................1981Tasha Hamilton.............................................1998, 99, 00, 01Angie Hannah ..............................................1979, 80, 81, 82Lisa Harvey .....................................................................1986

C.C. Hayden ........................................................1990, 91, 92Brenda Hill .........................................................1983, 84, 85Chantel Hilliard ........................................................2009, 10Brandi Hillman .............................................1999, 00, 01, 02A.D. Hillsman .......................................................1993, 1994Reneisha Hobbs ..................................................2007, 08, 09Sherell Hobbs ...............................................2006, 07, 08, 09

-- J --Becky Jackson ...............................................1981, 82, 83, 84Debbie Jackson ...............................................................1978Trevesha Jackson ................................................2007, 08, 09Jennifer Jarvis ..........................................................1976, 77Morgan Jennings ......................................................2009, 10Frances Jensen ....................................................1974, 75, 76Jennifer Jespersen ....................................................1999, 00LaKeisha Johnson .........................................2000, 01, 02, 03Lisa Johnson .............................................................1977, 78Carolyn Jones .....................................................1989, 90, 91

-- K --Donna Karo ....................................................................1972Kathy Kasprisin ...............................................................1973Leslie Keller ....................................................................1972Jody Kemper ...................................................................1972Angie Kennan ...............................................1990, 92, 93, 94Ruth Ketcham .................................................................2008Paulla Key.......................................................................1972Tracy Kimmen ...........................................................1982, 83Tiffany Krantz ...............................................1997, 98, 99, 00Dani Kubik ......................................................................2003Becky Kuci .....................................................1974, 75, 76, 77Dana Kurland ...........................................................1974, 75

-- L --Susan Lambert ...............................................................1978Liz Lampros ..............................................................1983, 84Debra Larkin ................................................1982, 83, 84, 85Cynthia Lee .........................................................1974, 75, 77Shera Looney ............................................................1999, 01Suzanne Loftin ...............................................................1972Dayana Lorza ...........................................................2003, 05Nicole Louden ...............................................2002, 03, 04, 05

-- M --Kendall Mago ...............................................1989, 90, 91, 92Sally Marble ...................................................................1975Salli Mathis .....................................................................1977Kim Mays ........................................................................1991Pam McAfee ..............................................................1972, 73Tamela McCorvey ......................................................2007, 08Kay McCreery ..................................................................1976Kris McDonald...........................................................1980, 81Bonita McFarland .....................................................1991, 92Jocelyn McGilberry ............................................86, 87, 88, 89Erin McGinnis ............................................................1998, 99Barbara McGuff ..............................................................1972Diann McNeil ................................................1985, 86, 87, 88Marianne Merritt ..........................................1976, 77, 78, 79Wendell Merritt ...................................................1978, 79, 80LaShawn Miller ...............................................................1992Tia Miller ............................................................2002, 03, 04Sabrina Minter..........................................................1999, 00Terri Mohr .................................................................1982, 83Martha Monk ............................................................1980, 81Amy Monroe ...................................................................1985Lori Monroe ..................................................1980, 81, 82, 83Cassie Moore ...................................................................2008Melanie Moore ................................................................1972Tonda Moore .............................................................1990, 91Monique Morehouse .......................................1993, 94,95,96Gena Morris ....................................................................1984Jodi Morris ................................................................1996, 97Laticia Morris ............................................................1996, 97Karen Morris ...................................................................1995Susan Morris ...................................................................1978Maureen Morrow ............................................................1981Kristen Mulligan .............................................1993, 94,95,96

-- N --Leslie Nadeau .....................................................1982, 83, 84Barbara Nanney .............................................................1976Lori Nero ............................................................1999, 00, 01Lisa Norrell ...............................................................1977, 78


All-Time Roster-- O --

Jonnah O’Donnell ....................................................1985, 86Alexis Ogubie ................................................2005, 06, 07, 08Vickie Orr ......................................................1986, 87, 88, 89

-- P --Ezria Parsons ..................................................................2002Marita Payne ................................................2003, 04, 05, 06Marcia Player............................................................1979, 80Milaika Pickard .........................................................2007, 08Georgia Polson ...............................................................1979Tiffany Presley ....................................................2003, 04, 05Jackie Pugh ..............................................................1999, 00

-- R --Debbie Ramsey ...................................................1974, 75, 76Margo Raubo ............................................................1994, 95Kim Reeder .....................................................................1996Brigid Rickenback ...........................................................1973Kim Robertson ..............................................1982, 83, 84, 85Terryland Robinson ...........................................90, 91, 92, 93Katrina Ross ....................................................................1998Aileen Rossouw .........................................................2005, 06

-- S --Cindy Sagrera .....................................................1982, 83, 84Suzette Sargeant ......................................................1991, 92Ann Schilling.................................................1983, 84, 85, 86Mary Lou Schilling ..............................................1973, 74, 75Patrena Scruggs ........................................................1988, 89Sandy Shaberg ...................................................1972, 73, 74Brynn Sharp....................................................................1999Parrisha Simmons ....................................................2009, 10Tamika Slade ................................................1994, 95, 96, 97Alli Smalley ........................................................2008, 09, 10Carol Smith ...............................................................2001, 02Laurie Smith .............................................................1979, 80Nikki Smith .....................................................................1997Mollie Smith .............................................................2001, 02Pam Smith ................................................................1994, 95Sarah Smith ..............................................................1980, 81Sheila Smith ...................................................................1975Pam Snyder ....................................................................1974Conswella Sparrow .............................................1998, 99, 00

LaRita Spencer..........................................................2000, 01Ranah Stapleton .............................................................1980Lynn Stevenson .............................................1988, 89, 90, 91Mandisa Stevenson ...................................................2003, 04Sharon Stewart .............................................1985, 86, 87, 88

-- T --Charlene Thomas ..............................................84, 85, 86, 87Nicolle Thomas ...............................................................2010Evelyn Thompson......................................................1989, 90Tanesheia Thompson ................................................ 2004-05Tonya Tice .................................................................1992, 93Mona Tidwell ......................................................1974, 75, 76Morgan Toles ..................................................................2010Rhonda Toole ..................................................................1983Sarah Torrell ...................................................................1978Tonia Trail .....................................................1994, 95, 96, 97Chantel Tremitiere ............................................88, 89, 90, 91Joan Turner.....................................................................1972

-- V --Pascale Van Roy ..............................................................1983

-- W --Juanitta Wallace .................................................2006, 07, 08Martha Ward...................................................................1972Lisa Ware ..................................................................1999, 00Margie Wasden ...............................................................1972Pascale West ...................................................................2010Jackie Williams ...................................................1992, 93, 95Monica Williams .......................................................1998, 99Samantha Williams ......................................1993, 94, 95, 96Tara Williams ............................................................1996, 97Tjunia Williams...............................................................1997Le’Coe Willingham .......................................2000, 02, 03, 04Annette Wright .........................................................2001, 02Rhonda Wright ...............................................................1976

-- Y --Bethie Younger .........................................................1997, 98

-- Z --Amy Zorbas .....................................................................1997

Uniforms Worn Since 1979

00 ................................................................................... Angie Farah

1 ...................Trevesha Jackson, Tanesheia Thompson, Morgan Toles

2 ........................... Chantelle Blakely, Morgan Jennings, Carol Smith

3 .............................Kwameika Brown, Nitasha Brown, Gena Morris,....................................................................Kim Reeder, Amy Zorbas

4 ........................ Justine Agbatan, Tiffany Krantz, Tamela McCorvey,................................. Tia Miller, Parrisha Simmons, Pascale Van Roy

5 ..........................................Bo Cavin, Sue Lambert, Sabrina Minter,.......................................................... Alli Smalley, Evelyn Thompson

10 ........................Helene Baroody, Susan Cunningham, Lee Durant,....................................... Becky Kuci, Wendell Merritt, Martha Monk,............................ Monique Morehouse, Marita Payne, Brynn Sharp,....................................................LaRita Spencer, Chantel Tremitiere

11 .............................Mae Ola Bolton, Sherell Hobbs, Ruth Ketcham, ................................. Nicole Louden, Tonda Moore, Kristen Mulligan

12 ...................................Wendy Cork, Nancy Derrick, Sherell Hobbs, ..............................Jonnah O’Donnell, Katrina Ross, Nicolle Thomas

13 ................................................................ Jodi Morris, Jackie Pugh

14 ...........................Blanche Alverson, Tracie Crawford, Ginny Davis,........ Louise Emeagi, Marita Payne, Georgia Polson, Tiffany Presley

15 ..........................Diann McNeil, Cassie Moore, Terryland Robinson

20 ...............................Lisa Ciampi, Patty Dages, Jennifer Jespersen,...................................... Marianne Merritt, Terri Mohr, Mollie Smith,................................................................. T.J. Williams, Pascale West

21 .......................Debbie Durham, Jordan Greenleaf, Carolyn Jones,...................................Cynthia Lee, Marianne Merritt, Ezria Parsons,..............................Tiffany Presley, Suzette Sargeant, Tamika Slade,................................................... Charlene Thomas, Monica Williams

22 ................ Tara Barr, Heather Bassett, Rachel Bell, Sparkle Davis,..............................Carol Doster, Renae Halbrooks, Reneisha Hobbs,...................................Jennifer Jarvis, Shera Looney, Cindy Sagrera,..........................................Suzette Sargeant, Pam Smith, Tonya Tice

23 ....................... Justine Agbatan, Joanna Clayden, Carol Donnelly,.........Karen Fisher, Chantel Hilliard, Tracy Kimmen, Lynn Stevenson

24 .................... DeWanna Bonner, Kelly Bozeman, Kristen Gillespie,..............................LaShawn Miller, Laticia Morris, Patrena Scruggs,....................................................................Rhonda Toole, Lisa Ware

25 ................................Ruthie Bolton, Erica Gullett, Brandi Hillman,.............................................................Debra Larkin, Kris McDonald

30 .................. Roscelle Bullock, Jaci Chambers, Danielette Coleman,..............C.C. Hayden, Debra Larkin, Erin McGinnis, Sharon Stewart

31 ................................ Carla DeVillez, Karen Galloway, Lisa Hamel,.............................. LaKeisha Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Angie Keenan,............................................................Kim Robertson, Tara Williams

32 .................................Michelle Greene, Brenda Hill, A.D Hillsman,.............................................................April Taylor, Juanitta Wallace

33 .............................. Shana Askew, Natasha Brackett, KeKe Carrier,................................Lauretta Freeman, Kathy Hadley, Karen Morris,....................................................... Maureen Morrow, Leslie Nadeau

34 .........Kerdu Arbet, Kris Bernath, Frances Gagnon, Becky Jackson, ........................... Jocelyn McGilberry, Alexis Ogubie, Jackie Williams

35 ....... Debbie Durham, Lisa Harvey, Becky Jackson, Tracy Kimmen,............. Lisa Norrell, Laurie Smith, Annette Wright, Bethie Younger

40 ..... Patty Dages, Tasha Hamilton, Angie Hannah, Debbie Jackson

41 .............................................................................. Aileen Rossouw

42 ............. Beth Bryant, Dayana Lorza, Kendall Mago, Amy Monroe

43 .....................Bonita McFarland, Sarah Smith, Le’Coe Willingham

44 .....................Whitney Boddie, Chrissy Davenport, Louise Emeagi,.... Lotta Frenssen, Kim Mays, Lori Monroe, Lori Nero, Terri Woodall

45 ..........Linda Godby, Danielle Kubik, Susan Morris, Marcie Player,.....Ann Schilling, Conswella Sparrow, Tonia Trail, LeeAnn Woodhull

50 ..................................Nieshire Barnes, Vickie Orr, Milaika Pickard

51 ....................................................................................Liz Lampros

54 .................................................. Mago Raubo, Mandisa Stevenson

55 ............................................ Crispina Correia, Samantha Williams

All-Time Roster by Jersey Numbers


All-Time CoachesYear Coach Overall Pct. Conf. Finish Postseason1971-72 Aletha Bond 10-2 .833 - - - 1972-73 Aletha Bond 14-3 .824 - - -1973-74 Susan Nunnelly 13-5 .722 - - -1974-75 Susan Nunnelly 13-8 .619 - - -1975-76 Susan Nunnelly 17-7 .708 - - -1976-77 Jan Pylant 11-9 .550 - - -1977-78 Jan Pylant 8-18 .308 - - -1978-79 Jan Pylant 9-18 .333 - - -1979-80 Joe Ciampi 17-13 .567 - - -1980-81 Joe Ciampi 26-7 .788 - - -1981-82 Joe Ciampi 24-5 .828 - - NCAA Tournament1982-83 Joe Ciampi 24-8 .750 6-2 T2nd NCAA Tournament1983-84 Joe Ciampi 19-10 .655 4-4 6th -1984-85 Joe Ciampi 25-6 .806 5-3 3rd NCAA Tournament1985-86 Joe Ciampi 24-6 .800 6-3 T2nd NCAA Sweet Sixteen1986-87 Joe Ciampi 31-2 .939 8-1 1st NCAA Elite Eight1987-88 Joe Ciampi 32-3 .914 9-0 1st NCAA Runner-Up1988-89 Joe Ciampi 32-2 .941 9-0 1st NCAA Runner-Up1989-90 Joe Ciampi 28-7 .800 7-2 2nd NCAA Runner-Up1990-91 Joe Ciampi 26-6 .813 7-2 2nd NCAA Elite Eight1991-92 Joe Ciampi 17-12 .586 4-7 T7th -1992-93 Joe Ciampi 25-4 .862 9-2 T2nd -1993-94 Joe Ciampi 20-10 .667 6-5 6th -1994-95 Joe Ciampi 17-10 .630 5-6 8th NCAA Second Round1995-96 Joe Ciampi 23-9 .719 6-5 T5th NCAA Elite Eight1996-97 Joe Ciampi 22-10 .688 5-7 T8th NCAA Second Round1997-98 Joe Ciampi 16-11 .593 4-10 T9th -1998-99 Joe Ciampi 20-9 .690 8-6 4th NCAA Second Round1999-00 Joe Ciampi 22-8 .733 9-5 4th NCAA Second Round2000-01 Joe Ciampi 17-12 .586 5-9 T8th -2001-02 Joe Ciampi 16-13 .552 3-11 T10th WNIT Champions2002-03 Joe Ciampi 23-11 .676 5-9 8th NCAA Second Round2003-04 Joe Ciampi 22-9 .710 9-5 3rd NCAA Second Round2004-05 Nell Fortner 16-13 .552 6-8 T6th -2005-06 Nell Fortner 14-15 .483 4-10 10th -2006-07 Nell Fortner 21-13 .618 6-8 9th WNIT Semifinals2007-08 Nell Fortner 20-12 .625 7-7 6th NCAA First Round2008-09 Nell Fortner 30-4 .882 12-2 1st NCAA Second Round2009-10 Nell Fortner 15-16 .483 5-11 10th -

Former head coach Joe Ciampi is Auburn’s winningest all-time coach and is a Class of 2005 member of the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame. In 27 years as a head coach, Ciampi posted an overall record of 607-213, which ties him as the 13th-winningest Division I coach in wins all-time. In his 25 seasons with Auburn, Ciampi amassed a record of 568-203. Ciampi guided Auburn to 16 NCAA appearances, which included 10 berths in the Sweet Sixteen, six appearances in the Elite Eight and three Final Four appearances. His teams won three Mideast Regional championships and played in the national championship game in 1988, 1989 and 1990. In 2003, Ciampi led the Tigers to a Women’s National Invitational Tournament Championship. Auburn won four Southeastern Conference regular-season titles in 1981, 1987, 1988 and 1989 and four SEC Tournament titles in 1981, 1987, 1990 and 1997 under Ciampi. He was named the Na-tional Coach of the Year in 1987, 1989 and 1993 and the SEC Coach of the Year in 1985, 1988 and 1989.


Year-by-Year Coaching Records

Aletha Bond1971-73

24-5

Susan Nunnelly1973-7643-20

Jan Pylant1976-7929-44

Joe Ciampi1979-2004568-203

145-104 (SEC)

Nell Fortner2004-present

116-7340-46 (SEC)

Auburn’s Head Coaches

Year Overall Home Away Neutral Conf. Home Away Non-Conf. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr.Althea Bond1971-72 10-2 4-1 4-1 2-0 - - - - Complete breakdown not available 1972-73 14-3 3-2 5-0 6-1 - - - - Complete breakdown not available2 seasons 24-5 7-3 9-1 8-1 - - - -

Susan Nunnelly1973-74 13-5 2-0 11-5 - - - - - Complete breakdown not available 1974-75 13-8 6-1 5-4 2-3 - - - - Complete breakdown not available 1975-76 17-7 11-2 6-4 2-1 - - - - Complete breakdown not available3 seasons 43-20 19-3 22-13 4-4 - - - -

Jan Pylant1976-77 12-8 6-2 5-5 1-1 - - - - Complete breakdown not available 1977-78 8-18 4-8 2-9 2-1 - - - - Complete breakdown not available 1978-79 9-18 4-6 3-8 2-4 - - - - 1-2 3-3 2-6 3-6 0-1 -3 seasons 29-44 14-16 10-22 5-6 - - - -

Joe Ciampi1979-80 17-13 9-1 5-9 3-3 - - - - 2-2 2-1 9-3 4-6 0-1 -1980-81 26-7 10-1 7-4 11-0 - - - - 1-1 4-1 12-2 8-1 1-2 -1981-82 24-5 13-2 9-1 2-2 - - - - 1-0 4-0 10-2 9-2 0-1 -1982-83 24-8 14-0 5-3 5-5 6-2 4-0 2-2 17-4 2-0 6-1 6-3 8-1 2-3 -1983-84 19-10 10-2 6-5 2-2 4-4 2-2 2-2 14-5 2-0 5-2 7-3 4-4 1-1 -1984-85 25-6 12-1 4-4 9-1 5-3 3-1 2-2 18-2 2-0 7-0 9-2 5-2 2-2 -1985-86 24-6 10-2 7-1 6-3 6-3 3-2 3-1 18-2 2-1 9-0 7-2 5-1 1-2 -1986-87 31-2 11-0 11-2 9-0 8-1 4-0 4-1 20-1 2-0 6-0 10-0 8-1 5-1 -1987-88 32-3 11-0 13-0 8-3 9-0 5-0 4-0 21-2 3-0 7-1 8-0 8-0 5-1 1-11988-89 32-2 17-0 8-0 7-2 9-0 4-0 5-0 21-1 3-0 8-0 8-0 7-0 6-1 0-11989-90 28-7 13-0 7-4 8-3 7-2 5-0 2-2 18-5 3-0 5-4 9-0 4-2 7-0 0-11990-91 26-6 12-0 7-5 7-1 7-2 4-0 3-2 18-3 2-0 7-2 8-1 6-1 3-2 -1991-92 17-12 10-4 3-6 4-2 4-7 4-2 0-5 12-4 2-2 6-1 3-5 4-3 2-1 -1992-93 25-4 15-1 10-2 0-1 9-2 4-1 5-1 16-1 - 9-0 8-1 7-1 1-2 -1993-94 20-10 9-3 8-6 3-1 6-5 4-2 2-3 13-4 2-0 5-3 6-2 5-3 2-2 -1994-95 17-10 12-3 5-5 0-2 5-6 2-3 3-3 12-3 3-0 2-4 5-3 7-2 0-1 -1995-96 23-9 11-1 7-5 5-3 6-5 4-1 2-4 17-2 3-0 7-2 5-3 4-2 4-2 -1996-97 22-10 10-3 5-6 7-1 5-7 3-3 2-4 13-3 3-0 7-1 3-5 5-3 4-1 -1997-98 16-11 8-4 6-6 2-1 4-10 4-4 0-6 12-0 3-0 7-1 4-5 2-5 - -1998-99 20-9 13-2 5-5 2-2 8-6 5-2 3-4 12-3 4-0 5-2 7-2 3-4 1-1 -1999-00 22-8 14-2 7-5 1-1 9-5 5-2 4-3 13-3 5-0 6-1 5-3 5-2 1-2 -2000-01 17-12 10-5 2-5 5-2 5-9 3-4 2-5 12-3 5-0 7-2 2-6 3-3 0-1 -2001-02 16-13 11-5 3-6 2-2 3-11 2-5 1-6 13-2 6-0 6-1 2-6 2-5 0-1 -2002-03 23-11 16-4 5-6 2-1 5-9 3-4 2-5 18-2 4-0 7-1 3-4 3-4 5-2 1-02003-04 22-9 13-2 6-4 3-3 9-5 5-2 4-3 13-4 4-2 7-0 5-2 5-3 1-2 -25 seasons 568-203 294-49 159-105 113-47 145-104 82-40 57-54 341-59 64-8 161-31 161-65 131-61 72-35 2-3

Nell Fortner2004-05 16-13 8-4 6-6 2-3 6-8 4-3 2-5 10-5 3-2 6-1 1-6 5-3 1-1 -2005-06 14-15 7-5 3-9 4-1 4-10 3-4 1-6 10-5 4-2 5-2 3-4 1-6 1-1 -2006-07 21-13 9-5 9-5 3-3 6-8 2-5 4-3 15-5 5-2 8-1 2-4 4-4 2-2 -2007-08 20-12 9-3 7-7 4-2 7-7 5-2 2-5 13-5 7-0 5-2 2-4 4-4 2-2 -2008-09 30-4 12-0 13-3 5-1 12-2 7-0 5-2 18-2 7-0 7-0 6-1 6-1 4-2 -2009-10 15-16 8-6 4-9 3-1 5-11 3-5 2-6 10-5 4-3 5-1 3-6 2-5 1-16 seasons 116-73 53-23 42-39 21-11 40-46 24-19 16-27 66-27 30-9 36-7 17-25 22-23 11-9 -


Nine-Time SEC Champions1980-81

Record: 26-7 Head Coach: Joe Ciampi

SEC ChampionsSEC Tournament Champions

Nov. 22 at Vanderbilt 74-79 LNov. 24 at Alabama-Huntsville 91-64 WDec. 1 TROY STATE 72-59 WDec. 3 LSU 70-52 WDec. 6 UAB 58-68 LDec. 13 @Iona 86-70 WDec. 14 @Utah 73-60 WJan. 3 +Western Kentucky 77-58 WJan. 4 +Drake 77-76 WJan. 5 +at Miami (Fla.) 78-72 WJan. 7 FLORIDA 76-55 WJan. 9 at South Alabama 71-60 WJan. 10 JACKSONVILLE STATE 86-55 WJan. 12 at Alabama 65-66 LJan. 14 ALABAMA STATE 90-46 WJan. 17 at Clemson 59-68 LJan. 19 MISSISSIPPI STATE 72-59 WJan. 21 MERCER 83-70 WJan. 24 at Florida 88-66 WJan. 29 #at LSU 73-71 (OT) WJan. 31 #Kentucky 70-66 WFeb. 1 #Alabama 61-50 WFeb. 7 SOUTH ALABAMA 68-43 WFeb. 11 at Troy State 70-57 WFeb. 14 TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGA 89-62 WFeb. 16 at South Carolina 69-91 LFeb. 18 at Alabama State 99-66 WFeb. 21 GEORGIA 74-58 WFeb. 27 $UAB 85-71 WFeb. 28 $Alabama 67-50 WMar. 12 %Delta State 79-68 WMar. 13 %Jackson State 74-79 LMar. 14 %UAB 64-65 L@ - N.Y. Purchase Tournament + - Miami New Year’s Classic (Miami, Fla.)# - SEC Tournament (Baton Rouge, La.)$ - Ala. AIAW Tournament (Troy, Ala.)% - AIAW Region III Tourn. (Tuscaloosa, Ala.)

1981 SEC Champions1981 SEC ChampionsRegular-Season and Tournament ChampionsRegular-Season and Tournament Champions

1980-81 Auburn Women’s Basketball RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown10 Martha Monk G 5-5 So. Warwick, N.Y.22 Renae Halbrooks G 5-8 Jr. Decatur, Ala.23 Karen Fisher G 5-8 Fr. Huntsville, Ala.24 Kelly Bozeman G 5-4 So. Sylvester, Ga.25 Kris McDonald G 5-6 Jr. Arlington, Texas31 Lisa Hamel F 5-10 Jr. Salisbury, Mass.33 Maureen Morrow F 5-11 Sr. Bronx, N.Y.34 Terri Ptomey G 5-8 Fr. Montgomery, Ala.35 Becky Jackson F-C 6-2 Fr. Franklin, La.40 Angie Hannah F 5-9 Jr. Pensacola, Fla.42 Beth Ann Bryant C 6-1 Fr. Albany, Ga.43 Sarah Smith F 5-9 Jr. Montgomery, N.Y.44 Lori Monroe F-C 6-1 So. White Plains, N.Y.45 LeeAnn Woodhull C-F 6-1 So. Tucker, Ga.Head Coach: Joe CiampiAssistant Coaches: Vic Mandia and Paula Wood (Grad Assistant)

Auburn finished with a 26-7 record in 1981, claiming the 1981 SEC regular-season title. In just the second season of the SEC, Auburn won nine games against conference teams. Auburn freshman Becky Jackson scored 615 points that season, leading all freshman scorers in Auburn history. Jackson also added 359 rebounds on the year, which remains second in freshman history. Jackson went on to score 2,068 points and 1,118 rebounds in her career, which led both categories all-time at Auburn at the time. The 1981 SEC Tournament Championship was as it should be for all Alabamians, a battle between Auburn and Alabama. The Tigers defeated Alabama 61-50 in Baton Rouge, La., in the second-ever SEC Tournament. Tiger All-American Jackson, and tournament MVP, led the Tigers with 14 rebounds and 11 points. Teammate Angie Hannah led all scorers with 14 points and Lori Monroe contributed 10 points and 10 rebounds. The Crimson Tide shot just 33.9 percent from the field in the 11-point Auburn victory. Auburn’s Hannah joined Jackson on the SEC All-Tournament team.



Record: 31-2, 8-1 SEC Head Coach: Joe Ciampi

SEC ChampionsSEC Tournament Champions

NCAA Elite EightNov. 28 @Clemson 91-50 WNov. 29 @Minnesota 101-46 WDec. 2 ALABAMA STATE 116-56 WDec. 6 SOUTH ALABAMA 95-75 WDec. 14 at Middle Tennessee State 84-62 WDec. 15 at Tennessee-Chattanooga 89-48 WDec. 19 +Northwestern 58-56 WDec. 20 +at Old Dominion 105-64 WJan. 2 %Iona 89-36 WJan. 3 %at Miami (Fla.) 98-55 WJan. 4 %LSU 76-69 WJan. 8 NEW ORLEANS 75-62 WJan. 14 *TENNESSEE 75-69 WJan. 17 FLORIDA SOUTHERN 109-55 WJan. 20 at UAB 89-45 WJan. 24 *at Mississippi 66-62 WJan. 27 ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE 91-46 WJan. 31 *at Florida 99-44 WFeb. 3 *at Kentucky 72-53 WFeb. 8 *at Georgia 71-72 LFeb. 11 *MISSISSIPPI STATE 82-35 WFeb. 14 VIRGINIA TECH 81-53 WFeb. 18 *VANDERBILT 111-67 WFeb. 21 *ALABAMA 78-60 WFeb. 23 at Mercer 103-29 WFeb. 25 at Georgia State 93-56 WFeb. 28 *at LSU 72-61 WMar. 5 #Alabama 89-61 WMar. 6 #Tennessee 102-96 WMar. 7 #Georgia 83-57 WMar. 14 $ILLINOIS 92-58 WMar. 19 $Old Dominion 77-61 WMar. 21 $at Tennessee 61-77 L@ - Minnesota Dial Classic (Minneapolis, Minn.)+ - Old Dominion Classic (Norfolk, Va.)% - Miami/Burger King Classic (Miami, Fla.)# - SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)$ - NCAA Tournament

Auburn clinched the 1987 SEC regular season title by defeating LSU 71-62 in Baton Rouge. With that win, Auburn finished the regular season with a record of 26-1 and 8-1 in SEC play for their second regular-season title in school history. The one loss on the season came in a one-point heartbreaker to Georgia earlier in the season. Vickie Orr led the team in the win over LSU with 22 points, followed by Mae Ola Bolton with 13 and Ruthie Bolton scoring 12. Auburn fought back to avenge its only loss of the season, defeating Georgia, 83-57, in the SEC Tournament title game. The title was the second for Auburn. The No. 2-ranked Tigers were led by tourna-ment MVP Vickie Orr, who scored a career-high 32 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in the win. Helene Barody also contributed 12 assists and Diann McNeil scored 16 points. The game remained close with a Auburn leading 37-29 at the half, but the potent Tiger offense took control of the game, while the defense held the Bulldogs to just 33 percent in the second half. The Tigers held Georgia’s leading scorer, Katrina McClain to just nine points, well below her average of 26. Auburn defeated Tennessee 102-96 in the semifinals.

1987 SEC Champions1987 SEC ChampionsRegular-Season and Tournament ChampionsRegular-Season and Tournament Champions

1986-87 Auburn Women’s Basketball RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown10 Helene Baroody G 5-6 Sr. Annandale, Va.11 Mae Ola Bolton F 5-11 Jr. McClain, Miss.15 Dana McNeil G 5-9 Jr. Jackson, Miss.21 Charlene Thomas F 6-0 Sr. Takoma Park, Md.22 Heather Bassett G 5-7 Jr. Tucker, Ga.23 Lynn Stevenson G 5-8 Fr. Frankewing, Tenn.25 Ruthie Bolton G 5-8 So. McLain, Miss.30 Sharon Stewart C 6-3 Jr. Hazelhurst, Miss.31 Karen Galloway F 6-3 Fr. Lake Wales, Fla.32 April Taylor G 5-10 Fr. Birmingham, Ala.34 Jocelyn McGilberry F 6-0 So. Ellisville, Miss.40 Patty Dages G 5-10 Sr. Baltimore, Md.45 Linda Godby C 6-5 Fr. Indianapolis, Ind.50 Vickie Orr C 6-2 So. Hartselle, Ala.Head Coach: Joe CiampiAssistant Coaches: Carol Ross, Susan Porter and Joanie O’Brien (Grad Assistant)




SEC ChampionsNCAA Runner-Up

Nov. 27 @Providence 107-69 WNov. 28 @South Carolina 88-52 WNov. 30 MONMOUTH 80-48 WDec. 5 GEORGIA STATE 110-52 WDec. 11 +Southern California 85-57 WDec. 12 +at Long Beach State 87-76 WDec. 15 at UCLA 76-52 WDec. 19 at Alabama State 95-73 WDec. 29 %Iowa 69-73 LDec. 30 %at Miami (Fla.) 96-48 WDec. 31 %Maryland 76-57 WJan. 6 TUSKEGEE 105-44 WJan. 9 *at Tennessee 71-68 WJan. 13 DETROIT 106-44 WJan. 16 *at Mississippi State 76-65 WJan. 20 TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGA 96-62 WJan. 23 at New Orleans 73-54 WJan. 27 *at Alabama 88-57 WJan. 30 *MISSISSIPPI 71-70 WFeb. 3 *LSU 78-47 WFeb. 6 *FLORIDA 75-42 WFeb. 10 *GEORGIA 89-70 WFeb. 14 *KENTUCKY 93-57 WFeb. 18 at Syracuse 87-70 WFeb. 20 at Wilkes College 107-35 WFeb. 22 at South Alabama 68-55 WFeb. 28 *at Vanderbilt 89-57 WMar. 5 #Mississippi State 78-48 WMar. 6 #Mississippi 69-60 WMar. 7 #Tennessee 70-73 LMar. 20 $PENN STATE 94-66 WMar. 24 $at Georgia 68-65 WMar. 26 $Maryland 103-74 WApr. 1 $Long Beach State 68-55 WApr. 3 $Louisiana Tech 54-56 L@ - Lady Sunshine Classic + - Long Beach Dial Classic (Long Beach, Calif.)% - Miami/Burger King Classic (Miami, Fla.)# - SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)$ - NCAA Tournament

1988 SEC Champions1988 SEC ChampionsRegular-Season ChampionsRegular-Season Champions

1987-88 Auburn Women’s Basketball RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown10 Chantel Tremitiere G 5-6 Fr. York, Pa.11 Mae Ola Bolton F 5-11 Sr. McLain, Miss.15 Diann McNeil G 5-9 Sr. Jackson, Miss.20 Lisa Ciampi G 5-7 Fr. Auburn, Ala.22 Heather Bassett G 5-7 Sr. Tucker, Ga.23 Lynn Stevenson G 5-8 Fr. Frankewing, Tenn.24 Patrena Scruggs G 5-9 Fr. Huntsville, Ala.25 Ruthie Bolton G 5-8 Jr. McLain, Miss.30 Sharon Stewart C 6-3 Sr. Hazelhurst, Miss.31 Karen Galloway F 6-3 So. Lake Wales, Fla.34 Jocelyn McGilberry F 6-0 Jr. Ellisville, Miss.44 Lotta Frenssen F 6-2 Fr. Sweden45 Linda Godby C 6-5 So. Indianapolis, Ind50 Vickie Orr C 6-2 Jr. Hartselle, Ala.Head Coach: Joe CiampiAssistant Coaches: Carol Ross, Susan Porter and Joanie O’Brien (Grad Assistant)

Auburn picked up its second-consecutive SEC regular season title with an 89-57 defeat of Van-derbilt in Nashville with a 26-1 overall record and a 9-0 SEC mark. The win not only gave the Tigers the SEC title, but also put them in the No. 1 spot nation-ally in the Associated Press poll. Against Vanderbilt, Sharon Stewart had an outstanding game, scoring 28 points while grab-bing 23 rebounds on the day. She was followed by Diann McNeil and Ruthie Bolton with 12 points each. The lone loss of the season came against fifth-ranked Iowa, 73-69, at the Miami/Burger King Classic. The Tigers went on to a 32-3 record overall and a trip to their first of three consecutive NCAA Tournament championship games. Auburn ended up falling in the title game to Louisiana Tech 54-56. The Tigers finished the season with a 10-3 record against teams ranked in the AP Top-25 with all three losses coming against teams ranked in the top five. Auburn spent the entire season ranked in the top-three of the AP poll, including two weeks as the No. 1 team in the nation. On the season, Orr led the team in scoring with 16.1 points per game and finished second in rebounding with 6.8 per game. Stewart led the team on the boards with 8.8 rebounds per contest and was second to Orr in scoring with 13.8 points.





Nov. 26 @TENNESSEE STATE 104-30 WNov. 27 @MARYLAND 75-63 WNov. 30 SOUTHERN 96-63 WDec. 10 +DePaul 83-65 WDec. 11 +Southern California 85-65 WDec. 13 at Michigan 74-55 WDec. 14 at Detroit 87-42 WDec. 17 SYRACUSE 80-48 WDec. 18 at Alabama State 94-54 WDec. 28 %Syracuse 76-52 WDec. 29 %Nebraska 80-39 WDec. 30 %Inglesina, Italy (Exh.) 74-68 WJan. 3 APPALACHIAN STATE 79-50 WJan. 7 *TENNESSEE 67-59 WJan. 11 *MISSISSIPPI STATE 77-35 WJan. 14 *at LSU 57-43 WJan. 21 *VANDERBILT 87-69 WJan. 23 AUSTIN PEAY 85-37 WJan. 25 NEW ORLEANS 65-47 WJan. 28 *at Florida 87-58 WFeb. 1 FORT VALLEY STATE 97-42 WFeb. 4 MIAMI (Fla.) 73-44 WFeb. 8 SOUTH ALABAMA 82-61 WFeb. 14 *at Mississippi 71-63 WFeb. 18 *ALABAMA 89-44 WFeb. 22 *at Kentucky 89-70 WFeb. 25 *at Georgia 86-76 WMar. 4 #Florida 72-61 WMar. 5 #LSU 75-65 WMar. 6 #Tennessee 51-66 LMar. 19 $TEMPLE 88-54 WMar. 23 $CLEMSON 71-60 WMar. 25 $MISSISSIPPI 77-51 WMar. 31 $Louisiana Tech 76-71 WApr. 2 $Tennessee 60-76 L@ - Auburn Dial Classic (Auburn, Ala.)+ - Zuma Jay Classic (Malibu, Calif.)% - Burger King/Pepsi Classic (Miami, Fla.)# - SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)$ - NCAA Tournament

The Auburn dynasty continued in 1989 with the Tigers claiming their third consecutive SEC regular season title. Auburn defeated eighth-ranked Georgia, 86-76, to clinch the title in the regular-season finale. Carolyn Jones led the Tigers with 23 points in the win, giving Auburn a perfect 26-0 regular-season mark, 9-0 in SEC play. In addition to Jones’ 23 points, Vickie Orr added 19, Ruthie Bolton scored 13 and Jocelyn McGilberry contrib-uted 10. Ten minutes into the game, Auburn went on a 17-4 run, building a 37-23 lead for the Tigers, one they would not relinquish. The Tigers went on to a 32-2 record on the year falling only in the finals of the SEC Tourna-ment and the NCAA Championship game to Tennessee. Auburn posted an 8-2 record against teams ranked in the AP top-25 with both losses coming against the Lady Vols. The Tigers were ranked in the top 10 in the nation throughout the entire season and spent nine weeks as the top team in the country. On the season, Orr led the team in both scoring and rebounding with 15.9 points nad 8.6 rebounds per game. Jones was second on the team in scoring with 14.5 per game, along with a team-best 16 three-pointers on the season.

1989 SEC Champions1989 SEC ChampionsRegular-Season ChampionsRegular-Season Champions

1988-89 Auburn Women’s Basketball RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown5 Evelyn Thopson G 5-9 Jr. LaGrange, Ga.10 Chantel Tremitiere G 5-6 So. York, Pa.20 Lisa Ciampi G 5-7 So. Auburn, Ala.21 C.J. Jones G 5-8 So. Laurel, Miss.23 Lynn Stevenson G 5-8 So. Frankewing, Tenn.24 Patrena Scruggs G 5-9 So. Huntsville, Ala.25 Ruthie Bolton G 5-8 Sr. McLain, Miss.34 Jocelyn McGilberry F 6-0 Sr. Ellisville, Miss.42 Kendall Mago F 6-4 Fr. Little Rock, Ark.44 Lotta Frenssen F 6-2 So. Sweden45 Linda Godby C 6-5 Jr. Indianapolis, Ind.50 Vickie Orr C 6-2 Sr. Hartselle, Ala.Head Coach: Joe CiampiAssistant Coaches: Carol Ross, Joanie O’Brien and Joanne Palombo (Grad Assistant)



Record: 28-7, 7-2 SEC Head Coach: Joe CiampiSEC Tournament Champs

NCAA Runner-UpNov. 25 @EASTERN KENTUCKY 95-54 WNov. 26 @OREGON 89-78 WNov. 28 SOUTH CAROLINA 78-61 WDec. 7 at Purdue 57-61 LDec. 9 at Illinois 70-53 WDec. 14 at Arkansas 84-69 WDec. 16 at Alabama State 81-39 WDec. 20 +at UNLV 57-85 LDec. 21 +Tennessee Tech 60-77 LDec. 28 %Virginia 59-61 LDec. 29 %Southern California 71-55 WDec. 31 at Fordham 76-38 WJan. 3 at South Alabama 77-68 WJan. 6 *LSU 77-60 WJan. 10 *at Mississippi State 83-48 WJan. 13 *FLORIDA 73-66 WJan. 17 FLORIDA STATE 80-63 WJan. 18 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE 93-40 WJan. 20 *at Vanderbilt 96-93 (2OT) WJan. 27 TUSKEGEE 98-39 WJan. 31 DEPAUL 75-48 WFeb. 3 *at Tennessee 65-76 LFeb. 10 *GEORGIA 85-64 WFeb. 13 at New Orleans 73-61 WFeb. 17 *MISSISSIPPI 60-54 WFeb. 21 *at Alabama 68-71 LFeb. 24 *KENTUCKY 68-60 WMar. 3 #LSU 91-65 WMar. 4 #Mississippi 72-71 (OT) WMar. 5 #Tennessee 78-77 WMar. 18 $TENNESSEE TECH 73-54 WMar. 22 $Vanderbilt 89-67 WMar. 24 $Washington 76-50 WMar. 30 $Louisiana Tech 81-69 WApr. 1 $Stanford 81-88 L@ - Auburn Dial Classic (Auburn, Ala.)+ - UNLV/Bud Light Invitational (Las Vegas, Nev.)% - Rutgers/Bell Atlantic Tourn. (Piscataway, N.J.)# - SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)$ - NCAA Tournament

1990 SEC Champions1990 SEC ChampionsTournament ChampionsTournament Champions

Carolyn Jones scored 15 points in the final seven minutes of regulation to give the Tigers a 78-77 victory over Tennessee for their third Southeastern Conference Tournament title. Jones, the SEC Player of the Year, ended the day with a game-best 28 points, adding seven rebounds in the upset. Guard Chantel Tremitiere sank two free throws with 18 seconds remaining to put Auburn up by three, enough to hang on for the one-point win. No. 11-ranked Auburn finished the SEC Tournament with a 24-6 record and ended a 10-game win streak for the No. 3-ranked Lady Vols, who fell to 25-5. Auburn held a 72-67 lead with 3:29 left in the game, but Tennessee continued to chip away at the lead and brought the game to within one point at 76-75 in the final minute. Auburn’s other top scorers were C.C. Hayden with 20 points, Kendall Mago with 11 and Evelyn Thompson contributed 10 points in the win. The Tigers won three games in three days at the Albany Civic Center in Albany, Ga. Auburn topped 21st-ranked LSU in its first game, 91-65, before going to overtime to take down Ole Miss, 72-71, in the semifinals.

1989-90 Auburn Women’s Basketball RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown5 Evelyn Thopson G 5-9 Sr. LaGrange, Ga.10 Chantel Tremitiere G 5-6 Jr. York, Pa.11 Tonda Moore G 5-7 Fr. Center, Texas14 Tracie Crawford F 5-10 Fr. Decatur, Ala.15 Terryland Robinson G 5-8 Fr. Huntsville, Ala.20 Lisa Ciampi G 5-7 Jr. Auburn, Ala.21 Carolyn Jones G 5-8 Jr. Laurel, Miss.22 Tara Barr G 5-7 So. Phenix City, Ala.23 Lynn Stevenson G 5-8 Jr. Frankewing, Tenn.25 Erica Gullett F 6-2 Fr. Mobile, Ala.30 C.C. Hayden F 6-1 So. DeLand, Fla.31 Angie Kennan G 5-7 Fr. Rogers, Ark33 Lauretta Freeman F 6-1 Fr. Mobile, Ala.42 Kendall Mago F 6-4 So. Little Rock, Ark45 Linda Godby C 6-5 Sr. Indianapolis, Ind.Head Coach: Joe CiampiAssistant Coaches: Carol Ross, Joanie O’Brien, Joanne Palombo (Grad Assistant) and Mike Pauley (Grad Assistant)



Record: 22-10, 5-7 SEC Head Coach: Joe CiampiSEC Tournament Champs

NCAA Second RoundNov. 26 JACKSONVILLE STATE 82-52 WNov. 29 &CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 81-42 WNov. 30 &GEORGIA SOUTHERN 92-56 WDec. 3 UAB 52-45 WDec. 14 TEXAS TECH 70-55 WDec. 16 TROY STATE 87-76 WDec. 19 at DePaul 63-60 WDec. 21 at Northern Illinois 96-77 WDec. 28 #Providence 85-51 WDec. 29 #Northwestern State 80-57 WDec.30 #George Mason 55-58 OT LJan. 4 *at Florida 58-71 LJan. 7 *ALABAMA 65-68 LJan. 11 *at Georgia 55-82 LJan. 14 SOUTH ALABAMA 89-56 WJan. 18 *MISSISSIPPI STATE 77-59 WJan. 22 at Southern Miss 53-57 LJan. 25 *LSU 65-79 LJan. 29 *VANDERBILT 61-60 WFeb. 2 at Kentucky 60-59 WFeb. 3 JACKSONVILLE STATE 77-46 WFeb. 9 *ARKANSAS 85-77 WFeb. 11 *at Alabama 57-89 LFeb. 15 *TENNESSEE 63-76 LFeb. 19 *at South Carolina 81-51 WFeb. 22 *OLE MISS 61-67 LFeb. 28 %Ole Miss 72-64 WMar. 1 %Georgia 75-47 WMar. 2 %Tennessee 61-59 WMar. 3 %Florida 52-47 WMar. 14 ^Louisville 68-65 WMar. 16 ^Louisiana Tech 48-74 L& - Dial Soap Classic (Auburn, Ala.)# - Central Florida Holiday Classic (Orlando, Fla.)% - SEC Tournament (Chattanooga, Tenn.)^ - NCAA Tournament (Ruston, La.)

Auburn’s 1997 SEC Tournament title run was one for the record books. As a matter of fact, no other team has duplicated what the Tigers accomplished at the 1997 tournament. Coming into the tournament, Auburn was the No. 9 seed with a 5-7 conference record. The Tigers went on to win four consecutive games in four days, a feat no other team has recorded in SEC history. When the Tigers reached the final game with No. 6 Florida, a 52-47 victory, the contest was anti-climactic after the impressive run Auburn had at the tournament. On its way to the title game, Auburn defeated Ole Miss, 72-64, No. 4 Georgia, 67-61 and tournament-favorite No. 8 Tennessee, 61-59, in the semifinals. In the win over No. 6 Florida, Laticia Morris led the Tigers with 22 points and eight rebounds, followed by Tiffany Krantz with 10 points. Auburn held Florida to just 27 percent from the field and 44 percent from the free throw line. Auburn, however hit 85.7 percent from the free throw line and would use those shots to secure the win by sinking 12-of-14 in the final three minutes of the game.

1997 SEC Champions1997 SEC ChampionsTournament ChampionsTournament Champions

1996-97 Auburn Women’s Basketball RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown5 Evelyn Thopson G 5-9 Jr. LaGrange, Ga.10 Chantel Tremitiere G 5-6 So. York, Pa.20 Lisa Ciampi G 5-7 So. Auburn, Ala.21 C.J. Jones G 5-8 So. Laurel, Miss.23 Lynn Stevenson G 5-8 So. Frankewing, Tenn.24 Patrena Scruggs G 5-9 So. Huntsville, Ala.25 Ruthie Bolton G 5-8 Sr. McLain, Miss.34 Jocelyn McGilberry F 6-0 Sr. Ellisville, Miss.42 Kendall Mago F 6-4 Fr. Little Rock, Ark.44 Lotta Frenssen F 6-2 So. Sweden45 Linda Godby C 6-5 Jr. Indianapolis, Ind.50 Vickie Orr C 6-2 Sr. Hartselle, Ala.Head Coach: Joe CiampiAssistant Coaches: Carol Ross, Joanie O’Brien and Joanne Palombo (Grad Assistant)


Nine-Time SEC Champions

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Record: 30-4, 12-2 SECHead Coach: Nell Fortner

SEC ChampionsSEC Tournament Runner-up

NCAA Tournament Second RoundNov. 14 at Alabama A&M 91-53 WNov. 17 Temple 95-76 WNov. 19 at Georgia Southern 71-45 WNov. 23 Ohio State 87-80 OT WNov. 26 at Alabama-Birmingham 91-62 WNov. 29 ^vs. North Carolina State 66-51 WNov. 30 ^at Florida International 63-52 WDec. 3 North Carolina A&T 95-74 WDec. 5 Sam Houston State 119-54 WDec. 7 at Liberty 64-53 WDec. 19 at George Washington 65-51 WDec. 21 at Coppin State 74-46 WDec. 29 $vs. Duquesne 87-67 WDec. 30 $at Miami (Fla.) 68-53 WJan. 3 Stephen F. Austin 79-56 WJan. 8 *at South Carolina 80-76 WJan. 11 *Florida 81-65 WJan. 18 *at Arkansas 70-61 WJan. 22 *Alabama 84-66 WJan. 25 *Tennessee 82-68 WJan. 29 *at Georgia 58-67 LFeb. 1 *at LSU 66-55 WFeb. 5 *Ole Miss 72-65 WFeb. 8 *at Alabama 81-54 WFeb. 12 *Kentucky 81-69 WFeb. 15 *at Mississippi State 63-58 WFeb. 19 *at Vanderbilt 70-73 LFeb. 22 *Georgia 65-59 WMar. 1 *Arkansas 94-57 WMar. 6 #vs. Ole Miss 71-65 WMar. 7 #vs. Tennessee 78-58 WMar. 8 #vs. Vanderbilt 54-61 LMar. 21 !vs. Lehigh 85-49 WMar. 23 !at Rutgers 52-80 L^ - FIU Thanksgiving Tournament (Miami, Fla.)$ - Miami Holiday Tournament (Miami, Fla.)# - SEC Tournament (North Little Rock, Ark.)! - NCAA Tournament (Piscataway, N.J.)

The 2008-09 Auburn women’s basketball team rattled off 20-straight wins to open the season, en route to the team’s first Southeastern Conference regular-season title in 20 years and a 30-4 season record. After sweeping its non-conference schedule, the Tigers won their first five SEC games, including an 82-68 win over Tennessee in front of a sellout crowd at Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum, before falling to Georgia. Auburn won another five games in a row before taking its second loss to Vanderbilt, but capped off the season with a pair of wins for a 12-2 SEC slate. Auburn clinched at least a share of the title with a 65-59 home win over Georgia before taking sole posession of the championship with a 94-57 victory over Arkansas. Vanderbilt and LSU both finished two games behind the Tigers with 10-4 records. SEC Player of the Year DeWanna Bonner led Auburn against Georgia with 22 points and nine rebounds, followed by an eight-point, nine-assist, six-rebound effort from Whitney Boddie. The Tigers were able to clinch the SEC title outright a week later with the home win over the Razorbacks. All 10 Tigers saw action in the game as Bonner tallied 25 points to lead the way for the Auburn win. Sherell Hobbs followed with 18 points while Boddie tallied 10 of her own along with eight assists. The Tigers went on to finish runner-up in the SEC Tournament, falling to Vanderbilt in the championship game. Auburn also advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.

2008-09 Auburn Women’s Basketball RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown1 Trevesha Jackson F 6-0 Sr. Auburn, Ala. 2 Morgan Jennings G 5-8 Fr. Atlanta, Ga.4 Parrisha Simmons G 6-0 Fr. Macon, Ga. 5 Alli Smalley G 5-9 So. Arab, Ala. 12 Sherell Hobbs G 5-11 Sr. Huntsville, Ala. 22 Reneisha Hobbs G 5-10 RSo. Huntsville, Ala. 23 Chantel Hilliard F/C 6-2 Fr. Biloxi, Miss.24 DeWanna Bonner G 6-4 Sr. Fairfield, Ala. 33 KeKe Carrier C 6-7 RJr. Lakes Charles, La.44 Whitney Boddie G 5-8 Sr. Florence, Ala.Head Coach: Nell FortnerAssistant Coaches: Kerry Cremeans, Mark Simons, Ayesha Whitfield, Ramin Mazaheri (Grad Assistant) and Brett Self (Grad Assistant)Director of Basketball Operations: Melissa Maines

• 20-straight wins to open the 2008-09 season• 20-straight wins to open the 2008-09 season• Ranked in Top 25 throughout entire season• Ranked in Top 25 throughout entire season• Ranked as high as third in the country• Ranked as high as third in the country• Only Top-25 team to sport an all in-state starting lineup• Only Top-25 team to sport an all in-state starting lineup


Post-Season Teams20 Post-Season Appearances • 18 NCAA Tournaments20 Post-Season Appearances • 18 NCAA Tournaments

1981-82 (24-5)NCAA Tournament First Round

1982-83 (24-8)NCAA Tournament Second Round


1985-86 (24-6)NCAA Tournament Sweet 16

1986-87 (31-2)NCAA Tournament Elite Eight

1987-88 (32-3)NCAA Tournament Runner-Up




1992-93 (25-4)NCAA Tournament Sweet 16


Post-Season Teams8 Sweet 16 Appearances • 3 National Championship Games8 Sweet 16 Appearances • 3 National Championship Games






2002-03 (23-11)WNIT Champions


2006-07 (21-13)WNIT Quarterfinals

2007-08 (20-12)NCAA Tournament First Round



Three-Straight Final Fours1987-88



Nov. 27 @Providence 107-69 WNov. 28 @South Carolina 88-52 WNov. 30 MONMOUTH 80-48 WDec. 5 GEORGIA STATE 110-52 WDec. 11 +Southern California 85-57 WDec. 12 +at Long Beach State 87-76 WDec. 15 at UCLA 76-52 WDec. 19 at Alabama State 95-73 WDec. 29 %Iowa 69-73 LDec. 30 %at Miami (Fla.) 96-48 WDec. 31 %Maryland 76-57 WJan. 6 TUSKEGEE 105-44 WJan. 9 *at Tennessee 71-68 WJan. 13 DETROIT 106-44 WJan. 16 *at Mississippi State 76-65 WJan. 20 TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGA 96-62 WJan. 23 at New Orleans 73-54 WJan. 27 *at Alabama 88-57 WJan. 30 *MISSISSIPPI 71-70 WFeb. 3 *LSU 78-47 WFeb. 6 *FLORIDA 75-42 WFeb. 10 *GEORGIA 89-70 WFeb. 14 *KENTUCKY 93-57 WFeb. 18 at Syracuse 87-70 WFeb. 20 at Wilkes College 107-35 WFeb. 22 at South Alabama 68-55 WFeb. 28 *at Vanderbilt 89-57 WMar. 5 #Mississippi State 78-48 WMar. 6 #Mississippi 69-60 WMar. 7 #Tennessee 70-73 LMar. 20 $PENN STATE 94-66 WMar. 24 $at Georgia 68-65 WMar. 26 $Maryland 103-74 WApr. 1 $Long Beach State 68-55 WApr. 3 $Louisiana Tech 54-56 L@ - Lady Sunshine Classic + - Long Beach Dial Classic (Long Beach, Calif.)% - Miami/Burger King Classic (Miami, Fla.)# - SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)$ - NCAA Tournament

1988 Final Four1988 Final FourApril 1 & 3, 1988 • Tacoma, Wash.April 1 & 3, 1988 • Tacoma, Wash.

1987-88 Auburn Women’s Basketball RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown10 Chantel Tremitiere G 5-6 Fr. York, Pa.11 Mae Ola Bolton F 5-11 Sr. McLain, Miss.15 Diann McNeil G 5-9 Sr. Jackson, Miss.20 Lisa Ciampi G 5-7 Fr. Auburn, Ala.22 Heather Bassett G 5-7 Sr. Tucker, Ga.23 Lynn Stevenson G 5-8 Fr. Frankewing, Tenn.24 Patrena Scruggs G 5-9 Fr. Huntsville, Ala.25 Ruthie Bolton G 5-8 Jr. McLain, Miss.30 Sharon Stewart C 6-3 Sr. Hazelhurst, Miss.31 Karen Galloway F 6-3 So. Lake Wales, Fla.34 Jocelyn McGilberry F 6-0 Jr. Ellisville, Miss.44 Lotta Frenssen F 6-2 Fr. Sweden45 Linda Godby C 6-5 So. Indianapolis, Ind50 Vickie Orr C 6-2 Jr. Hartselle, Ala.Head Coach: Joe CiampiAssistant Coaches: Carol Ross, Susan Porter and Joanie O’Brien (Graduate Assistant)

1988 Final Four TeamDefeated Long Beach State

68-55 in SemifinalFell to Louisiana Tech

54-56 in Final

Auburn’s first trip to the NCAA Tournament Final Four was a memorable one for the Tigers. It was so close, they could taste the title. With a 14-point lead in the championship game against Louisiana Tech, Auburn was eyeing its first-ever NCAA title. The Tigers would never see that title come to fruition, however, as the Lady Techsters fought back, defeating Auburn 56-54. Auburn was up 33-19 just 47 seconds into the second half to take the largest lead of the game. Louisiana Tech climbed back and took the lead with 2:13 remaining in the game at 53-51. Auburn’s Vickie Orr tied up the game at 53-53 with a jumper, but Louisiana Tech’s Angela Lawson took the lead for good for the Lady Techsters on a three-point shot with 59 seconds remaining. Auburn defeated Long Beach State in the semifinals of the Final Four 68-55, earning the right to play Louisiana Tech in the finals. Ruthie Bolton led the team with 18 points, 10 steals and seven assists, including scoring 10 of Auburn’s final 18 points in the game. Louisiana Tech advanced to the finals by defeating defending national champion Tennes-see 68-59 in the Final Four.


Three-Straight Final Fours1988-89



Nov. 26 @TENNESSEE STATE 104-30 WNov. 27 @MARYLAND 75-63 WNov. 30 SOUTHERN 96-63 WDec. 10 +DePaul 83-65 WDec. 11 +Southern California 85-65 WDec. 13 at Michigan 74-55 WDec. 14 at Detroit 87-42 WDec. 17 SYRACUSE 80-48 WDec. 18 at Alabama State 94-54 WDec. 28 %Syracuse 76-52 WDec. 29 %Nebraska 80-39 WDec. 30 %Inglesina, Italy (Exh.) 74-68 WJan. 3 APPALACHIAN STATE 79-50 WJan. 7 *TENNESSEE 67-59 WJan. 11 *MISSISSIPPI STATE 77-35 WJan. 14 *at LSU 57-43 WJan. 21 *VANDERBILT 87-69 WJan. 23 AUSTIN PEAY 85-37 WJan. 25 NEW ORLEANS 65-47 WJan. 28 *at Florida 87-58 WFeb. 1 FORT VALLEY STATE 97-42 WFeb. 4 MIAMI (Fla.) 73-44 WFeb. 8 SOUTH ALABAMA 82-61 WFeb. 14 *at Mississippi 71-63 WFeb. 18 *ALABAMA 89-44 WFeb. 22 *at Kentucky 89-70 WFeb. 25 *at Georgia 86-76 WMar. 4 #Florida 72-61 WMar. 5 #LSU 75-65 WMar. 6 #Tennessee 51-66 LMar. 19 $TEMPLE 88-54 WMar. 23 $CLEMSON 71-60 WMar. 25 $MISSISSIPPI 77-51 WMar. 31 $Louisiana Tech 76-71 WApr. 2 $Tennessee 60-76 L@ - Auburn Dial Classic (Auburn, Ala.)+ - Zuma Jay Classic (Malibu, Calif.)% - Burger King/Pepsi Classic (Miami, Fla.)# - SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)$ - NCAA Tournament

1989 Final Four TeamDefeated Louisiana Tech

76-71 in SemifinalFell to Tennessee60-76 in Final

The Tigers advanced to their second NCAA Tournament title game, but again came up short with a 76-60 loss to a familiar foe, the Tennes-see Lady Vols. Tennessee gave Auburn its only two losses of the season, as the Tigers concluded the season with a 32-2 record. The Lady Vols took command late in the first half and survived an Auburn charge early in the second, to pull away on a 13-2 run for the 16-point victory. In her final game as a Tiger, Vickie Orr led the team with 16 points and 11 rebounds and was named to the Final Four All-Tournament team. Also scoring in double figures for Auburn were Linda Godby with 13 points, Carolyn Jones with 12 points and Ruthie Bolton with 10. Tennessee’s Bridgette Gordon was named the tournament MVP as she scored a game-high 27 points and added 11 rebounds for Tennessee in its victory. Auburn defeated Louisiana Tech 76-71 in the semifinal game and the Lady Vols took care of Maryland, 77-65, to earn a trip to the championship game.

1989 Final Four1989 Final FourMarch 31 & April 2, 1989 • Tacoma, Wash.March 31 & April 2, 1989 • Tacoma, Wash.

1988-89 Auburn Women’s Basketball RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown5 Evelyn Thopson G 5-9 Jr. LaGrange, Ga.10 Chantel Tremitiere G 5-6 So. York, Pa.20 Lisa Ciampi G 5-7 So. Auburn, Ala.21 C.J. Jones G 5-8 So. Laurel, Miss.23 Lynn Stevenson G 5-8 So. Frankewing, Tenn.24 Patrena Scruggs G 5-9 So. Huntsville, Ala.25 Ruthie Bolton G 5-8 Sr. McLain, Miss.34 Jocelyn McGilberry F 6-0 Sr. Ellisville, Miss.42 Kendall Mago F 6-4 Fr. Little Rock, Ark.44 Lotta Frenssen F 6-2 So. Sweden45 Linda Godby C 6-5 Jr. Indianapolis, Ind.50 Vickie Orr C 6-2 Sr. Hartselle, Ala.Head Coach: Joe CiampiAssistant Coaches: Carol Ross, Joanie O’Brien and Joanne Palombo (Graduate Assistant)

Three-Straight Final Fours


1989-90Record: 28-7, 7-2 SEC

Head Coach: Joe CiampiSEC Tournament Champs

NCAA Runner-UpNov. 25 @EASTERN KENTUCKY 95-54 WNov. 26 @OREGON 89-78 WNov. 28 SOUTH CAROLINA 78-61 WDec. 7 at Purdue 57-61 LDec. 9 at Illinois 70-53 WDec. 14 at Arkansas 84-69 WDec. 16 at Alabama State 81-39 WDec. 20 +at UNLV 57-85 LDec. 21 +Tennessee Tech 60-77 LDec. 28 %Virginia 59-61 LDec. 29 %Southern California 71-55 WDec. 31 at Fordham 76-38 WJan. 3 at South Alabama 77-68 WJan. 6 *LSU 77-60 WJan. 10 *at Mississippi State 83-48 WJan. 13 *FLORIDA 73-66 WJan. 17 FLORIDA STATE 80-63 WJan. 18 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE 93-40 WJan. 20 *at Vanderbilt 96-93 (2OT) WJan. 27 TUSKEGEE 98-39 WJan. 31 DEPAUL 75-48 WFeb. 3 *at Tennessee 65-76 LFeb. 10 *GEORGIA 85-64 WFeb. 13 at New Orleans 73-61 WFeb. 17 *MISSISSIPPI 60-54 WFeb. 21 *at Alabama 68-71 LFeb. 24 *KENTUCKY 68-60 WMar. 3 #LSU 91-65 WMar. 4 #Mississippi 72-71 (OT) WMar. 5 #Tennessee 78-77 WMar. 18 $TENNESSEE TECH 73-54 WMar. 22 $Vanderbilt 89-67 WMar. 24 $Washington 76-50 WMar. 30 $Louisiana Tech 81-69 WApr. 1 $Stanford 81-88 L@ - Auburn Dial Classic (Auburn, Ala.)+ - UNLV/Bud Light Invitational (Las Vegas, Nev.)% - Rutgers/Bell Atlantic Tourn. (Piscataway, N.J.)# - SEC Tournament (Albany, Ga.)$ - NCAA Tournament

1990 Final Four1990 Final FourMarch 30 & April 1, 1990 • Knoxville, Tenn.March 30 & April 1, 1990 • Knoxville, Tenn.

1989-90 Auburn Women’s Basketball RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown5 Evelyn Thopson G 5-9 Sr. LaGrange, Ga.10 Chantel Tremitiere G 5-6 Jr. York, Pa.11 Tonda Moore G 5-7 Fr. Center, Texas14 Tracie Crawford F 5-10 Fr. Decatur, Ala.15 Terryland Robinson G 5-8 Fr. Huntsville, Ala.20 Lisa Ciampi G 5-7 Jr. Auburn, Ala.21 Carolyn Jones G 5-8 Jr. Laurel, Miss.22 Tara Barr G 5-7 So. Phenix City, Ala.23 Lynn Stevenson G 5-8 Jr. Frankewing, Tenn.25 Erica Gullett F 6-2 Fr. Mobile, Ala.30 C.C. Hayden F 6-1 So. DeLand, Fla.31 Angie Kennan G 5-7 Fr. Rogers, Ark33 Lauretta Freeman F 6-1 Fr. Mobile, Ala.42 Kendall Mago F 6-4 So. Little Rock, Ark45 Linda Godby C 6-5 Sr. Indianapolis, Ind.Head Coach: Joe CiampiAssistant Coaches: Carol Ross, Joanie O’Brien, Joanne Palombo (Grad Assistant) and Mike Pauley (Grad Assistant)

1990 Final Four TeamDefeated Louisiana Tech

86-69 in SemifinalFell to Stanford81-88 in Final

Auburn advanced to its third consecutive Final Four along with Louisiana Tech, Stanford and Virginia. In the semifinals, the Tigers forced the Lady Techsters into less than 35 percent shooting from the field, on their way to a 81-69 win over Louisiana Tech. In the win, Carolyn Jones scored 21 points and added nine rebounds, to go along with Evelyn Thompson’s 17 points, Linda Godby’s 15 points and Kendall Mago’s 10. Stanford defeated Virginia in the semifinals to set up an Auburn vs. Stanford final. The Cardinal converted on 11-of-26 from three-point range and out-rebounded the Tigers 49-36 as they went on to defeat Auburn 88-81. Chantel Tremitiere scored a career-high 17 points and Carolyn Jones added a game-best 24 in the loss. Both were named to the Final Four All-Tournament team. Also scoring in double figures for the Tigers were C.C. Hayden with 15 points and Thompson, who contributed 10 on the night. At the half, the score was tied at 41-41, but the Cardinals pulled away, outshooting Auburn 11-of-26, to 6-of-12 from three-point range on shots by Jennifer Azzi and Katy Steding.

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Career Scoring Average (30 games)1 Marianne Merritt ............. 75-79 .............................20.42 Carolyn Jones .................. 88-91 .............................18.33 Becky Jackson .................. 80-84 .............................17.84 DeWanna Bonner ............ 05-09 .............................17.25 Vickie Orr ........................ 85-89 .............................15.56 Conswella Sparrow .......... 97-00 .............................14.57 Natasha Brackett ............. 01-05 .............................14.08 C.C. Hayden ..................... 89-92 .............................13.6T9 Angie Hannah ................. 78-82 .............................13.3T9 Brenda Hill ...................... 81-85 .............................13.3

Career PointsRk Player .............................. Years ........................... Points1 DeWanna Bonner ............ 05-09 ........................... 2,1622 Becky Jackson .................. 80-84 ........................... 2,0683 Vickie Orr ........................ 85-89 ........................... 2,0354 Marianne Merritt ............. 75-79 ........................... 1,9795 Carolyn Jones .................. 88-91 ........................... 1,8316 Natasha Brackett ............. 01-05 ........................... 1,7167 Mae Ola Bolton ............... 84-88 ........................... 1,6168 Angie Hannah ................. 78-82 ........................... 1,5839 Le’Coe Willingham .......... 99-00, 01-03 ................ 1,47510 Lori Monroe ..................... 79-83 ........................... 1,41511 Tasha Hamilton ............... 97-01 ........................... 1,40212 Sherell Hobbs .................. 05-09 ........................... 1,37213 Linda Godby .................... 86-90 ........................... 1,36514 Debra Larkin ................... 81-85 ........................... 1,31015 C. C. Hayden .................... 89-92 ........................... 1,30616 Conswella Sparrow .......... 97-00 ........................... 1,24917 Brenda Hill ...................... 81-85 ........................... 1,22218 Alli Smalley .................08-pres ...................1,20719 M. Morehouse .................. 92-96 ........................... 1,19120 Lauretta Freeman ........... 89-93 ........................... 1,18821 Sharon Stewart................ 84-88 ........................... 1,18422 Ruthie Bolton .................. 85-89 ........................... 1,17623 Tiffany Krantz.................. 96-00 ........................... 1,13624 Samantha Williams ......... 92-96 ........................... 1,10625 KeKe Carrier .................... 05-10 ........................... 1,01726 Helene Baroody............... 83-87 ........................... 1,01127 Tara Williams .................. 95-97 .............................. 98828 Diann McNeil ................... 84-88 .............................. 98229 Laticia Morris .................. 95-97 .............................. 97130 Charlene Thomas ............ 83-87 .............................. 963

Single-Season Scoring AverageRk Player .............................. Year ............................... PPG1 Marianne Merritt ............. 75-76 .............................21.92 DeWanna Bonner ............ 08-09 .............................21.13 Carolyn Jones .................. 90-91 .............................20.54 Marianne Merritt ............. 77-78 .............................20.45 Carolyn Jones .................. 89-90 .............................20.16 Conswella Sparrow .......... 97-98 .............................19.27 Lauretta Freeman ........... 92-93 .............................18.78 DeWanna Bonner ............ 07-08 .............................18.49 Laticia Morris .................. 96-97 .............................18.310 Becky Jackson .................. 80-81 .............................18.2

Single-Season PointsRk Player .............................. Year ................................ PTS1 DeWanna Bonner ............ 08-09 ..............................7162 Carolyn Jones .................. 89-90 ..............................7033 Carolyn Jones .................. 90-91 ..............................6344 Becky Jackson .................. 80-81 ..............................6155 Tara Williams .................. 96-97 ..............................5786 DeWanna Bonner ............ 07-08 ..............................5717 Vickie Orr ........................ 87-88 ..............................5658 Natasha Brackett ............. 02-03 ..............................5579 Vickie Orr ........................ 86-87 ..............................55010 Angie Hannah ................. 80-81 ..............................549

Scoring Records

4141The Auburn record for single-game scoring is 41 points by Conswella Sparrow on Feb. 17, 1998 against South Alabama



2,000 Point Scorers

11DeWanna BonnerDeWanna Bonner2,162 points2,162 points 22

Becky JacksonBecky Jackson2,068 points2,068 points

33Vickie OrrVickie Orr2,035 points2,035 points


1,000 Point Scorers

44Marianne MerrittMarianne Merritt1,979 points1,979 points

55 Carolyn JonesCarolyn Jones1,831 points1,831 points

6Natasha BrackettNatasha Brackett1,716 points1,716 points

77 Mae Ola BoltonMae Ola Bolton1,616 points1,616 points

88 Angie HannahAngie Hannah1,583 points1,583 points

99Le’Coe WillinghamLe’Coe Willingham1,475 points1,475 points

1010Lori MonroeLori Monroe1,415 points1,415 points

1212Sherell HobbsSherell Hobbs1,372 points1,372 points

1313Linda GodbyLinda Godby1,365 points1,365 points

1414Debra LarkinDebra Larkin1,310 points1,310 points

1515C.C. HaydenC.C. Hayden1,306 points1,306 points

1616Conswella SparrowConswella Sparrow1,249 points1,249 points

1717Brenda HillBrenda Hill1,222 points1,222 points

2020Lauretta FreemanLauretta Freeman1,188 points1,188 points

2121Sharon StewartSharon Stewart1,184 points1,184 points

2222Ruthie BoltonRuthie Bolton1,176 points1,176 points

2323Tiffany KrantzTiffany Krantz1,136 points1,136 points

2424Samantha WilliamsSamantha Williams1,106 points1,106 points

2626Helene BaroodyHelene Baroody1,011 points1,011 points

1111Tasha HamiltonTasha Hamilton1,402 points1,402 points

1818Alli SmalleyAlli Smalley1,207 points1,207 points

1919Monique MorehouseMonique Morehouse1,191 points1,191 points

2525KeKe CarrierKeKe Carrier1,017 points1,017 points

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Career Rebounding Average (30 games)Rk Player .............................. Years ..............................RPG1 Marianne Merritt ............. 75-79 ............................. 10.02 Becky Jackson .................. 80-84 ............................... 9.63 DeWanna Bonner ............ 05-09 ............................... 8.34 Lauretta Freeman ........... 89-93 ............................... 8.05 Lori Monroe ..................... 79-83 ............................... 7.96 C.C. Hayden ..................... 89-92 ............................... 7.87 Vickie Orr ........................ 85-89 ............................... 7.7 Le’Coe Willingham .......... 99-00, 01-03 .................... 7.79 Mae Ola Bolton ............... 84-88 ............................... 6.810 M. Morehouse ................. 92-96 ............................... 6.8

Career ReboundsRk Player .............................. Years ........................... Points1 Becky Jackson .................. 80-84 ........................... 1,1182 DeWanna Bonner ............ 05-09 ........................... 1,0473 Lori Monroe ..................... 79-83 ........................... 1,0154 Vickie Orr ........................ 85-89 ........................... 1,0065 Lauretta Freeman ........... 89-93 .............................. 9766 Marianne Merritt ............. 75-79 .............................. 9727 Le’Coe Willingham .......... 99-00, 01-03 ................... 9278 M. Morehouse .................. 92-96 .............................. 7929 Charlene Thomas ............ 84-87 .............................. 76110 Sharon Stewart................ 84-88 .............................. 75711 C.C.Hayden ...................... 89-92 .............................. 749 Kendall Mago .................. 88-92 .............................. 74913 Tasha Hamilton ............... 97-01 .............................. 66314 Mae Ola Bolton ............... 84-88 .............................. 65315 Marita Payne ................... 02-06 .............................. 63016 Sherell Hobbs .................. 05-09 .............................. 61217 Brenda Hill ...................... 82-85 .............................. 60418 KeKe Carrier .................... 05-10 .............................. 60019 Jordan Greenleaf ........06-present .................59020 Angie Hannah ................. 78-82 .............................. 588

Single-Season ReboundsRk Player .............................. Year ................................REB1 Lauretta Freeman ........... 92-93 ..............................4012 Marianne Merritt ............. 75-76 ..............................3823 Becky Jackson .................. 80-81 ..............................3594 Becky Jackson .................. 80-81 ..............................3495 DeWanna Bonner ............ 07-08 ..............................311 Lori Monroe ..................... 79-80 ..............................3057 Sharon Stewart................ 87-88 ..............................3008 DeWanna Bonner ............ 08-09 ..............................2899 Becky Jackson .................. 91-92 ..............................28310 Vickie Orr ........................ 88-89 ..............................284

Rebounding Records

2626The Auburn record for single-game rebounding is 26 by Marianne Merritt against Montevallo during the 1975-76 season

15.315.3Marianne Merritt set the Auburn record for single-season rebounds per game during the 1975-76 season with 15.3


WhitneyWhitney Boddie Boddie

Career Assist Average (30 games)Rk Player .............................. Years ..............................APG1 Martha Monk ................... 79-81 ............................... 8.32 Whitney Boddie ............... 05-09 ............................... 5.93 Renae Halbrooks ............. 78-82 ............................... 5.54 Helene Baroody............... 83-87 ............................... 5.15 Kristen Mulligan .............. 92-96 ............................... 4.76 Ruthie Bolton .................. 85-89 ............................... 4.07 Chantel Tremitiere ........... 87-91 ............................... 4.08 LaRita Spencer ................ 99-01 ............................... 3.69 Tiffany Krantz.................. 96-00 ............................... 3.510 Debra Larkin ................... 81-85 ............................... 3.2

Career AssistsRk Player .............................. Years ...............................AST1 Whitney Boddie ............... 05-09 .............................. 6032 Renae Halbrooks ............. 78-82 .............................. 5933 Helene Baroody............... 83-87 .............................. 5874 Kristen Mulligan .............. 92-96 .............................. 5515 Ruthie Bolton .................. 85-89 .............................. 5266 Martha Monk ................... 79-81 .............................. 5257 Chantel Tremitiere ........... 87-91 .............................. 4908 Tiffany Krantz.................. 96-00 .............................. 4149 Debra Larkin ................... 81-85 .............................. 38610 Samantha Williams ......... 91-96 .............................. 323

Single-Season AssistsRk Player .............................. Year ................................ AST1 Martha Monk ................... 80-81 ..............................2942 Whitney Boddie ............... 08-09 ..............................2623 Martha Monk ................... 79-80 ..............................2314 Renae Halbrooks ............. 81-82 ..............................2185 Ruthie Bolton .................. 87-88 ..............................2136 Chantel Tremitiere ........... 90-91 ..............................2017 Helene Baroody............... 86-87 ..............................1968 Ruthie Bolton .................. 88-89 ..............................1959 Helene Baroody............... 85-86 ..............................18310 Chantel Tremitiere ........... 89-90 ..............................180

Assist Records

1818The Auburn record for single-game assists is 18 by Martha Monk vs. Alabama State during the 1980-81 season


MaritaMarita Payne Payne

Career BlocksRk Player .............................. Years ...............................BLK1 Marita Payne ................... 02-06 .............................. 3772 KeKe Carrier .................... 05-present ...................... 2163 Linda Godby .................... 86-90 .............................. 1994 Vickie Orr ........................ 85-89 .............................. 1915 Lori Monroe ..................... 79-83 .............................. 1416 DeWanna Bonner ............ 05-09 .............................. 1397 Brenda Hill ...................... 81-85 .............................. 1268 Becky Jackson .................. 80-84 .............................. 1209 Lauretta Freeman ........... 89-93 .............................. 11410 Jordan Greenleaf ........06-pres ......................112

Single-Season BlocksRk Player .............................. Year ................................BLK1 Marita Payne ................... 04-05 ..............................1412 Marita Payne ................... 05-06 ..............................1073 Marita Payne ................... 03-04 ................................824 Linda Godby .................... 89-90 ................................735 KeKe Carrier .................... 09-10 ................................726 Vickie Orr ........................ 86-87 ................................577 KeKe Carrier .................... 06-07 ................................61T8 DeWanna Bonner ............ 08-09 ................................55T8 Vickie Orr ........................ 88-89 ................................55T8 Lori Monroe ..................... 80-81 ................................55

Blocks Records

1313The Auburn record for single-game blocks is 13 by Marita Payne against Arkansas on Feb. 3, 2005


Mae OlaMae Ola Bolton Bolton

Career StealsRk Player .............................. Years ............................... STL1 Mae Ola Bolton ............... 85-88 .............................. 2822 Kristen Mulligan .............. 93-96 .............................. 2533 Ruthie Bolton .................. 86-89 .............................. 2464 Debra Larkin ................... 82-85 .............................. 2425 Helene Baroody............... 84-87 .............................. 2406 Sherell Hobbs .................. 05-present ...................... 2317 DeWanna Bonner ............ 05-present ...................... 2088 Natasha Brackett ............. 01-05 .............................. 2029 Carolyn Jones .................. 89-91 .............................. 19210 Whitney Boddie ............... 05-present ...................... 183

Single-Season StealsRk Player .............................. Year .................................STL1 Marianne Merritt ............. 75-76 ..............................1142 Debra Larkin ................... 81-82 ................................803 Helene Baroody............... 84-85 ................................794 Mae Ola Bolton ............... 86-87 ................................785 Carolyn Jones .................. 90-91 ................................77 Kristen Mulligan .............. 92-93 ................................77 Ruthie Bolton .................. 88-89 ................................77 Mae Ola Bolton ............... 87-88 ................................77 Sherell Hobbs .................. 07-08 ................................7710 Chantel Tremitiere ........... 90-91 ................................76

Steals Records

1010The Auburn record for single-game assists is 10 steals by Kristen Mulligan and Ruthie Bolton; Mulligan accomplished the feat against Northeastern Illinois on Dec. 18, 1992 while Bolton did it on April 1, 1988 against Long Beach State


24-11-1224-11-12Whitney Boddie became just the second Auburn player ever, male or female, to record a triple-double in a game as she tallied 24 points, 11 rebounds and 12 assists in Auburn’s 119-54 win over Sam Houston State on Dec. 5, 2008.

Single GamePoints .......................41, Conswella Sparrow vs. South Alabama (Feb. 17, 1998)Field Goals .................................................17, Becky Jackson vs. UAB (1982-83)Field Goal Attempts ................34, Marianne Merritt vs. West Georgia (1975-76)FG Percentage ......1.000 (12-12), Laticia Morris vs. S. Alabama (Jan. 14, 1997)3PT Field Goals ......................... 8, Tiffany Krantz vs. Troy State (Nov. 21, 1997)3PT Field Goal Attempts .................................... 14, Suzette Sargeant (1993-94)3PT FG Pct. ................1.000 (7-7), Tiffany Krantz vs. Vanderbilt (Jan. 29, 1997)Free Throws ........................14, DeWanna Bonner vs. Tennessee (Jan. 25, 2009)Free Throw Attempts ........................ 17, Becky Jackson vs. Iona (Dec. 13, 1980)FT Percentage ..............1.000 (11-11), Con Sparrow vs. Georgia (Jan. 17, 1998)................................1.000 (11-11), Lori Nero vs. Missouri State (Mar. 17, 2000)...................... 1.000 (11-11), Sherell Hobbs vs. Stephen F. Austin (Jan. 3, 2009)Rebounds ................................... 26, Marianne Merritt vs. Montevallo (1975-76)Assists ........................................ 18, Martha Monk vs. Alabama State (1980-81)Blocks ............................................ 13, Marita Payne vs. Arkansas (Feb. 3, 2005)Steals ................................... 10, Kristen Mulligan vs. NE Illinois (Dec. 18, 1992)...................................................10, Ruthie Bolton vs. Long Beach St. (1987-88)

SeasonPoints .............................................................. 716, DeWanna Bonner (2008-09)Scoring Average .............................................. 21.9, Marianne Merritt (1975-76)Field Goals .............................................................259, Tara Williams (1996-97) ............................................................................. 259, Angie Hannah (1980-81)Field Goal Attempts ...............................................544, Tara Williams (1996-97)Field Goal Percentage ....................... .663 (222-335), Becky Jackson (1982-83)3PT Field Goals ......................................................70, Tiffany Krantz (1996-97)3PT Field Goal Attempts .......................................178, Tiffany Krantz (1996-97)3PT FG Percentage .......................... .429 (48-112), Kristen Mulligan (1994-95)Free Throws .................................................... 218, DeWanna Bonner (2008-09)Free Throw Attempts ...................................... 258, DeWanna Bonner (2008-09)Free Throw Percentage ............................. .862 (25-59), Beth Bryant (1982-83)Rebounds ........................................................401, Lauretta Freeman (1992-93)Rebounding Average ...................................... 15.3, Marianne Merritt (1975-76)Assists .................................................................... 294, Martha Monk (1980-81)Assists Average ....................................................... 8.9, Martha Monk (1980-81)Blocks ..................................................................... 141, Marita Payne (2004-05)Steals ....................................................................... 80, Debra Larkin (1981-82)

CareerPoints ........................................................... 2,162, DeWanna Bonner (2005-09)Scoring Average .............................................. 20.4, Marianne Merritt (1975-79)Field Goals ............................................................ 864, Becky Jackson (1980-84).....................................................................................864, Vickie Orr (1985-89)Field Goal Attempts ...................................... 1,795, Marianne Merritt (1975-79)Field Goal Percentage .................................... .602, Becky Jackson (1980-1984)3PT Field Goals ....................................................184, Tiffany Krantz (1996-00)3PT Field Goal Attempts .................................. 545, Natasha Brackett (2001-05)3PT Field Goal Percentage .................................. .415, Carolyn Jones (1988-91)Free Throws .................................................... 600, DeWanna Bonner (2005-09)Free Throw Attempts ...................................... 755, DeWanna Bonner (2005-09)Free Throw Percentage ....................................... .810, Carolyn Jones (1988-91)Rebounds ........................................................... 1,118, Becky Jackson (1980-84)Rebounding Average ...................................... 10.0, Marianne Merritt (1975-79)Assists ................................................................ 603, Whitney Boddie (2005-09)Assists Average ....................................................... 8.3, Martha Monk (1979-81)Blocks ..................................................................... 377, Marita Payne (2002-06)Steals ..................................................................282, Mae Ola Bolton (1985-88)

Triple-DoublesOnly two players ever at Auburn, male or female, have recorded a triple-double in a game, with both coming from the women’s team: Marita Payne and Whit-ney Boddie. Payne recorded the first ever on Feb. 3, 2005 with 15 points, 12 rebounds and 13 blocks against Arkansas. Boddie followed up with one on Dec. 5, 2008 with 24 points, 11 rebounds and 12 assists against Sam Houston State.

Individual Records


Single Game

Points .................................................119, vs. Sam Houston State (Dec. 5, 2008)

First Half Points ..................................... 63 vs. Florida Southern (Jan. 17, 1987)

Second Half Points ................................64 vs. Jacksonville State (Jan. 19, 1999)

Field Goals .................................................. 51 vs. Alabama State (Dec. 2, 1986)

Field Goal Attempts ......................................97 vs. Georgia State (Dec. 5, 1987)

Field Goal Percentage ............. .672 (38-58) vs. North Carolina (Dec. 18, 1982)

3PT Field Goals ......................................................12 vs. Colgate (Dec. 5, 2007)

3PT Field Goal Attempts .................................. 33 vs. Iowa State (Dec. 28, 2001)

3PT FG Percentage ............. .833 (5-6) vs. Charleston Southern (Nov. 23, 2001)

......................................................................... .833 (5-6) at LSU (Feb. 1, 2009)

Free Throws ................................................................38 vs. Tuskegee (1976-77)

Free Throw Attempts ..................................................54 vs. Tuskegee (1976-77)

Free Throw Percentage ......................... 1.000 (12-12) vs. Ball St. (Dec. 1, 2000)

Rebounds ...............................................79 vs. Eastern Kentucky (Nov. 25, 1989)

............................................................ 79 vs. Alabama-Huntsville (Jan. 5, 1980)

Assists ............................................................38 vs. Georgia State (Dec. 5,1987)

Blocks .........................................................17 vs. Alabama A&M (Nov. 19, 2009)

................................................................. 17 vs. South Alabama (Feb. 23, 1994)

..................................................................................17 vs. Lamar (Dec. 1, 1993)

Steals ..........................................................24 vs. Tennessee State (Dec. 5,2001)

Fewest Points ..................................................................25 vs. Mercer (1971-72)

Fewest First Half Points ............................................. 13 vs. LSU (Feb. 14, 2010)

Fewest Second Half Points ..............................................10 vs. Mercer (1971-72)

Fewest Rebounds ............................................... 22 at Vanderbilt (Feb. 11,2007)

Fewest Assists ...................................................... 3 vs. Tennessee (Jan. 10, 2002)

Fewest Field Goals ........................................... 12 vs. Vanderbilt (Dec. 18, 1994)

.................................................................. 12 vs. South Carolina (Feb. 16, 2006)

Fewest Field Goal Attempts ...................................... 39 at Duke (Nov. 27, 2005)

Fewest Free Throws ............................................... 0 vs. Georgia (Feb. 12, 1983)

Fewest Free Throw Attempts ..........................4 vs. Northwestern (Dec. 12, 1990)

................................................................... 4 vs. South Alabama (Feb. 20, 1991)

Fewest Fouls ............................................... 6 vs. Alabama State (Feb. 20, 1991)

Fewest Turnovers .................................................. 5 at Alabama (Feb. 26, 2004)

Season

Points ........................................................................................ 2,945 in 1987-88

Scoring Average .......................................................................... 87.1 in 1986-87

Field Goals ................................................................................ 1,238 in 1987-88

Field Goal Attempts .................................................................. 2,468 in 1987-88

Field Goal Percentage ........................................ .524 (1,201-2,292) in 1986-87

3PT Field Goals ........................................................................... 140 in 2000-01

3PT Field Goal Attempts .............................................................. 451 in 2000-01

3PT Field Goal Percentage ........................................... .406 (26-64) in 1987-88

Free Throws ................................................................................. 572 in 1989-90

Free Throw Attempts ................................................................... 838 in 1989-90

Free Throw Percentage ............................................. .749 (519-693) in 1990-91

Rebounds .................................................................................. 1,652 in 1987-88

Rebounding Avereage ................................................................ 47.2 in 1987-88

Rebounding Margin ................................................................+15.7 in 1987-88

Assists .......................................................................................... 674 in 1987-88

Blocks ........................................................................................... 207 in 2005-06

Steals ........................................................................................... 392 in 1984-85

Wins ................................................................................ 32 in 1987-88/1988-89

Consecutive Wins ........................................................................... 28 in 1988-89

Losses ............................................................................. 18 in 1977-78/1978-79

119119Morgan Jennings drives in for two of her nine points against Sam Houston State on Dec. 5, 2008. Auburn set the school scoring record in the game with 119 points in the 119-54 victory over the Bearkats.


Team Records

DeWannaDeWanna Bonner Bonner

Guard • 6-4 • Fairfield, Ala.Guard • 6-4 • Fairfield, Ala.

2009 State Farm All-American

State Farm All-American as a senior... 2009 SEC Player of the Year... Also earned

ESPN.com, AP and USBWA All-America honors... All-SEC First Team and All-SEC

Defensive Team... SEC All-Tournament Team... Finished career as Auburn’s all-

time leading scorer (2,162 points)... Set the Auburn single-season scoring record

(703 points)... Finished her career ranked second all-time at Auburn in career

rebounding (1,047 rebounds)... Became the first Tiger ever to lead the SEC in

scoring with 21.1 points per game... Named WBCA National Player of the Month

for January... Three-time SEC Player of the Week as a senior... Named to the FIU

Thanksgiving Classic All-Tournament Team and the Miami Holiday Tournament

All-Tournament Team... A finalist for the Naismith, Wooden and Wade National

Player of the Year awards... Alabama Amateur Athlete of the Year.


All-Americans

LaurettaLauretta Freeman Freeman

Forward • 6-1 • Mobile, Ala.Forward • 6-1 • Mobile, Ala.

1993 Kodak All-American

Kodak All-American as a senior... 1993 SEC Player of the Year... Unanimous first-

team All-SEC selection... School record for rebounds in a single season (401)...

Led the SEC in rebounding (13.8 rpg) and second in scoring (18.7 ppg)... Sports

Illustrated National Player of the Week (3/1/93)... SEC Player of the Month (De-

cember 1992) and Player of the Week (2/22/93)... MVP of Auburn Dial Classic...

Champion Player-of-the-Year finalist.

All-Americans


BeckyBecky Jackson Jackson

Center • 6-2 • Franklin, La.Center • 6-2 • Franklin, La.

1984 Kodak All-American

Kodak All-American as a senior... Four-time All-SEC performer... Finished as Au-

burn’s all-time leading scorer with 2,068 career points and rebounder with 1,118

career boards... Had second-highest mark with Carolyn Jones and Marianne Mer-

ritt for points in single game with 38... AIAW All-State performer as a freshman...

Named to the Alabama State All-Tournament team as a freshman... Third-team

American Women’s Sports Foundation All-American in 1981 and 1983... Named

MVP of the SEC Tournament in 1981... MVP of the Lady Tiger Dial Classic and

Sycamore Classic in 1982.


All-Americans

CarolynCarolyn Jones Jones

Guard • 5-9 • Laurel, Miss.Guard • 5-9 • Laurel, Miss.

1990 Kodak All-American1991 Kodak All-American

Kodak All-American in 1990 and 1991... First player in Southeastern Conference

history to earn Player of the Year honors in back-to-back seasons... Alabama Col-

legiate Female Athlete of the Year... Basketball Weekly first-team All-American

as a senior... Finalist for the Champion/WBCA and Naismith Player of the Year

awards in 1991... 1991 SEC All-Tournament team... 1990 SEC Tournament MVP...

Co-MVP of the Mideast Regional and All-Final Four as a junior... Holds several

school records, including most points in one season (703)... Ranked fourth on

Auburn’s all-time scoring chart with 1831 career points in three seasons... Three-

time Auburn Dial Classic MVP.

All-Americans


VickieVickie Orr Orr

Center • 6-3 • Decatur, Ala.Center • 6-3 • Decatur, Ala.

1987 Kodak All-American1988 Kodak All-American1989 Kodak All-American

Auburn’s only three-time Kodak All-American... Two-time U.S. Basketball Writers

All-American... Alabama Collegiate Female Athlete of the Year as a senior...

Finalist for both the Champion/WBCA and Naismith Player of the Year Awards...

NCAA Mideast Regional MVP and All-Final Four in 1989... Named to the SEC

All-Tournament team in 1989... SEC Player of the Year in 1988... All-Mideast

Regional in 1988... 1987 SEC Tournament MVP... Ranks third on Auburn’s all-

time scoring chart with 2,035 career points... Fourth in rebounding with 1,006

boards... MVP of four different regular-season tournaments.


All-Americans

VickieVickieOrrOrr

1988 1988 SEC Player SEC Player of the Yearof the Year

CarolynCarolynJonesJones

1990 & 19911990 & 1991SEC Player SEC Player of the Yearof the Year

LaurettaLaurettaFreemanFreeman

1993 1993 SEC Player SEC Player of the Yearof the Year

DeWannaDeWannaBonnerBonner

20092009SEC Player SEC Player of the Yearof the Year

SEC Players of the Year



SEC Honors and AwardsAll-SEC Selections

1981 - Becky Jackson (1st team)1982 - Becky Jackson (1st team)1983 - Becky Jackson (1st team)1983 - Lori Monroe (1st team)1984 - Becky Jackson (1st team)1985 - Brenda Hill (1st team)1986 - Mae Ola Bolton (1st team)1987 - Mae Ola Bolton (1st team)1987 - Vickie Orr (1st team)1988 - Mae Ola Bolton (1st team)1988 - Sharon Stewart (1st team)1988 - Vickie Orr (1st team)1989 - Carolyn Jones (1st team)1989 - Vickie Orr (1st team)1989 - Ruthie Bolton (2nd team)1990 - Carolyn Jones (1st team)1991 - C.C. Hayden (1st team)1991 - Carolyn Jones (1st team)1992 - C.C. Hayden (1st team)1993 - Lauretta Freeman (1st team)1993 - Daniellette Coleman (2nd team)1994 - Daniellette Coleman (2nd team)1995 - Monique Morehouse (2nd team)1995 - Kristen Mulligan (2nd team)1996 - Monique Morehouse (1st team)1996 - Laticia Morris (2nd team)1997 - Laticia Morris (2nd team)1997 - Tara Williams (2nd team)1998 - Conswella Sparrow (1st team)1998 - Tiffany Krantz (2nd team)1999 - Conswella Sparrow (1st team)1999 - Tasha Hamilton (1st team)2000 - Le’Coe Willingham (1st team)2002 - Le’Coe Willingham (1st team)2003 - Natasha Brackett (2nd team)2004 - Le’Coe Willingham (1st team)2004 - Natasha Brackett (2nd team)2005 - Natasha Brackett (1st team)2006 - Marita Payne (2nd team)2007 - DeWanna Bonner (1st team)2008 - DeWanna Bonner (1st team)2009 - DeWanna Bonner (1st team)2009 - Whitney Boddie (1st team)2010 - Alli Smalley (2nd team)

Academic All-SEC

1983 - Beth Bryant1984 - Beth Bryant1984 - Cindy Sagrera1988 - Ruthie Bolton1988 - Karen Galloway1988 - Lynn Stevenson1989 - Ruthie Bolton1989 - Lynn Stevenson1990 - Lynn Stevenson1991 - Lynn Stevenson1992 - Angie Kennan1993 - Angie Kennan1993 - Tracie Crawford1994 - Angie Kennan1996 - Tamika Slade1997 - Justine Agbatan1997 - Jodi Morris1997 - Tamika Slade1998 - Justine Agbatan1998 - Kris Bernath1999 - Kris Bernath1999 - Jennifer Jespersen1999 - Tiffany Krantz1999 - Erin McGinnis1999 - Monica Williams2000 - Kris Bernath2000 - Jennifer Jespersen2000 - Tiffany Krantz2002 - Natasha Hamilton2003 - Nancy Derrick2003 - Mollie Smith2003 - Annette Wright2004 - Nancy Derrick2004 - Louise Emeagi2004 - Nicole Louden2004 - Marita Payne2005 - Louise Emeagi2005 - Nicole Louden2005 - Marita Payne2006 - Nitasha Brown2006 - Marita Payne2006 - Juanitta Wallace2007 - DeWanna Bonner2007 - Alexis Ogubie2007 - Juanitta Wallace2008 - Alexis Ogubie2008 - Juanitta Wallace

Le’Coe WillinghamLe’Coe WillinghamThree-time All-SECThree-time All-SEC

DeWanna BonnerDeWanna BonnerThree-time All-SECThree-time All-SEC

Lynn StevensonLynn StevensonFour-time Academic All-SECFour-time Academic All-SEC

Juanita WallaceJuanita WallaceThree-time Academic All-SECThree-time Academic All-SEC


SEC Honors and Awards

Joe CiampiJoe Ciampi1985, ‘88, ‘89 SEC Coach of the Year1985, ‘88, ‘89 SEC Coach of the Year

Nell FortnerNell Fortner2009 SEC Coach of the Year2009 SEC Coach of the Year

Mae Ola BoltonMae Ola Bolton1985 SEC Freshman of the Year1985 SEC Freshman of the Year Vickie OrrVickie Orr

1986 SEC Freshman of the Year1986 SEC Freshman of the Year

Kristen MulliganKristen Mulligan1993 SEC Freshman of the Year1993 SEC Freshman of the Year

Freshman All-SEC Selections

1985 - Mae Ola Bolton1986 - Vickie Orr1988 - Patrena Scruggs1993 - Kristen Mulligan1997 - Tiffany Krantz2000 - Le’Coe Willingham2002 - Natasha Brackett2005 - Alexis Ogubie2006 - DeWanna Bonner2006 - KeKe Carrier2007 - Jordan Greenleaf2008 - Alli Smalley2010 - Morgan Toles


SEC Honors and AwardsSEC All-Tournament Team

1980 - Lori Monroe1981 - Angie Hannah1981 - Becky Jackson1982 - Becky Jackson1985 - Mae Ola Bolton1985 - Brenda Hill1987 - Mae Ola Bolton1987 - Diann McNeil1987 - Vickie Orr1988 - Diann McNeil1988 - Ruthie Bolton1989 - Vickie Orr1989 - Patrena Scruggs1990 - Carolyn Jones1990 - Evelyn Thompson1991 - Carolyn Jones1997 - Tiffany Krantz1997 - Tara Williams1997 - Laticia Morris2008 - DeWanna Bonner2009 - DeWanna Bonner2009 - Whitney Boddie

SEC TournamentMost Valuable Players

1981 - Becky Jackson1987 - Vickie Orr1990 - Carolyn Jones1997 - Laticia Morris

Becky JacksonBecky JacksonTwo-time SEC All-TournamentTwo-time SEC All-Tournament1981 SEC Tournament MVP1981 SEC Tournament MVP

Laticia MorrisLaticia MorrisSEC All-TournamentSEC All-Tournament1997 SEC Tournament MVP1997 SEC Tournament MVP

LaKeisha JohnsonLaKeisha JohnsonTwo-time SEC Two-time SEC Community Service TeamCommunity Service Team

Marita PayneMarita PayneTwo-time SEC Two-time SEC Community Service TeamCommunity Service Team

SEC Community Service Team

1999 - Tasha Hamilton2000 - Kris Bernath2001 - Carol Smith2002 - Lakeisha Johnson2003 - Lakeisha Johnson2004 - Nancy Derrick2005 - Marita Payne2006 - Marita Payne2007 - Juanitta Wallace2008 - Juanitta Wallace2010 - Reneisha Hobbs


Regular-Season Tournament Honors

Arizona State Classic 2007- Sherell Hobbs, Tamela McCorveyAuburn Dial Classic 1982- Becky Jackson 1988- Carolyn Jones Vickie Orr 1989- Carolyn Jones Linda Godby Evelyn Thompson 1990- Carolyn Jones C.C. Hayden 1991- C.C. Hayden 1993- Kristen Mulligan Danielette Coleman Lauretta Freeman 1995- Kristen Gillespie 1996- Tara Williams 1997- Tiffany Krantz, Justine AgbatanAuburn Thanksgiving Classic 1998- Conswella Sparrow Tiffany Krantz Sabrina Minter 1999- Tasha Hamilton Tiffany Kratnz 2000- Tasha Hamilton Lori Nero LaRita Spencer 2001- Carol Smith Le’Coe Willingham LaKeisha Johnson 2002- Mandisa Stevenson Natasha BrackettAuburn Holiday Classic 2003- Natasha Brackett Nicole Louden Le’Coe WillinghamBell Atlantic Holiday Classic 1989- Carolyn JonesBig Four Classic 1996- Monique MorehouseBuckeye Classic 2007- DeWanna Bonner, Sherell Hobbs, Whitney Boddie

Church’s Christmas Classic 1995- Kristen MulliganClemson Lady Tiger Invitational 1983- Becky JacksonConnecticut Classic 1990- C.C. Hayden Carolyn Jones Chantel TremitiereConnecticut Tournament 1980- Angie Hannah Martha MonkDuke Tournament 2003- Le’Coe Willingham 2005- Whitney BoddieFry’s Cardinal Classic 1996- Monique Morehouse Laticia MorrisFIU Thanksgiving Classic 2008- DeWanna Bonner Sherell Hobbs Alli Smalley Ga. Tech/Marriott Tournament 1998- Justine Agbatan Tiffany Krantz Gooding’s/UCF Classic 1997- Laticia Morris Tonia TrailHawk Classic 2007- DeWanna Bonner, Alli SmalleyHilton Head Super Shootout 1991- Suzette Sargeant, Angie KennanHobby Hilton Classic 1994- Danielette Coleman Kristen MullgianLady Bulldog Classic 1979- Marianne Merritt Marcia PlayerLady Hatter Classic 1990- C.C. Hayden Carolyn Jones Chantel Tremitiere

Lady Sunshine Classic 1986- Mae Ola Bolton 1987- Ruthie Bolton Vickie Orr Sharon StewartLady Techster Dial Classic 1983- Becky Jackson Lori MonroeLady Ute Classic 1991- C.C. HaydenLong Beach Dial Classic 1987- Diann McNeil Sharon Stewart Vicki OrrMiami/Burger King Classic 1986- Mae Ola Bolton Diann McNeil 1987- Vickie Orr 1988- Vickie Orr Carolyn JonesMiami Holiday Tourney 2006 -DeWanna Bonner Whitney Boddie 2008- Whitney Boddie DeWanna Bonner Alli SmalleyMinnesota Dial Classic 1987- Helene Baroody Mae Ola Bolton Vickie OrrMissouri Mid-America Classic 1984- Brenda HillNationwide Cavalier Classic 1999- Tiffany Krantz Conswella SparrowNew York Holiday Classic 1981- Angie HannahNugget Classic 2006- DeWanna Bonner Tamela McCorveyOld Dominion Classic 1985- Becky Jackson Brenda Hill 1987- Helene Baroody Vickie Orr

Paradise Jam 2006 -DeWanna BonnerProvident Bank Tournament 2004- Natasha BrackettRainbow Wahine/Converse Classic 1986- Helene Baroody, Mae Ola BoltonSan Diego Surf ‘N Slam 2005- DeWanna Bonner 2010 - KeKe Carrier Jordan GreenleafSan Juan Shootout 2000- Lori Nero Tasha HamiltonSouth Florida Classic 2000- Carol Smith LaRita SpencerSouthwest Texas Classic 1994- Danielette Coleman Samantha WilliamsSycamore Classic 1982- Angie Hannah, Becky JacksonVirginia Tech/Marriott Classic 1986- Mae Ola Bolton Vickie OrrWells Fargo Classic 1998- Justine AgbatanZuma Jay Classic 1988- Jocelyn McGilberry Vickie Orr

Arizona State Classic 2007- Sherell HobbsAuburn Dial Classic 1982- Becky Jackson 1983- Lori Monroe 1988- Carolyn Jones 1989- Carolyn Jones 1990- Carolyn Jones 1993- Lauretta Freeman 1994- A.D. Hillsman 1995- Jackie Williams 1996- Laticia Morris 1997- Tara WilliamsAuburn Thanksgiving Classic 1998- Conswella Sparrow 1999- Tasha Hamilton 2000- Tasha Hamilton 2001- Carol Smith 2002- Mandisa StevensonAuburn Holiday Classic 2003- Natasha BrackettBuckeye Classic 2007- Whitney BoddieConnecticut Tournament 1980- Angie HannahFIU Thanksgiving Classic 2008- Alli SmalleyGa. Tech/Marriott Tournament 1998- Conswella SparrowHilton Head Super Shootout 1991- Suzette SargeantHobby Hilton Classic 1994- Danielette ColemanLady Hatter Classic 1991- C.C. HaydenLady Sunshine Classic 1985- Helene Baroody 1987- Vickie OrrLong Beach Dial Classic 1987- Vickie OrrMiami/Burger King Classic 1987- Mae Ola BoltonMiami Holiday Tourney 2006 - DeWanna Bonner 2008- Whitney Boddie

Minnesota Dial Classic 1987- Vickie OrrNationwide Cavalier Classic 1999- Tiffany KrantzNew York Holiday Classic 1980- Becky JacksonNugget Classic 2006 - DeWanna BonnerSan Diego Surf ‘N Slam 2005- DeWanna BonnerSan Juan Shootout 2000- Lori NeroSouth Florida Classic 2000- Carol SmithSouthwest Texas Classic 1994- Danielette ColemanSycamore Classic 1982- Becky JacksonVirginia Tech/Mariott Classic 1986- Vickie OrrWells Fargo Classic 1998- Conswella SparrowZuma Jay Classic 1988- Jocelyn McGilberry

Regular-Season All-Tournament TeamsRegular-Season All-Tournament Teams Tournament MVPsTournament MVPs

Vickie OrrVickie OrrFour-timeFour-time

Regular-SeasonRegular-SeasonTournament MVPTournament MVP


Honored Jerseys

Vickie OrrVickie Orr1985-891985-89

Vickie Orr played for the Tigers from 1985-89, and remains Auburn’s No. 3 scorer in school history with 2,035 points. Orr is one of just three players to reach the 2,000-point mark and is one of three Auburn players to reach the top five in both points and rebounds (fourth). With her 1,006 career rebounds, Orr became a fast Auburn legend. The three-time All-American at Auburn was named the Alabama Collegiate Female Athlete of the Year in 1989 and was a finalist for the Champion/WBCA and Naismith Player of the Year Awards. Her legend grew as the Decatur, Ala., native moved on to inter-national success following her days on the Plains. In 1992, Orr was instrumental in leading the U.S. to a gold medal in the Olympics. She helped lead her teams to gold medals in the 1990 Goodwill Games, World Chammpionships and the U.S. Olympic Festival.

Carolyn JonesCarolyn Jones1988-911988-91

Carolyn Jones, or C.J., as she is referred to, was a two-time All-American in 1990 and 1991. Jones was the first player in Southeastern Conference history to be named the SEC Player of the Year in back-to-back seasons. She remains Auburn’s fifth-best scorer with a career 1,831 points and is second for points in a season with 703. If you needed a hot shooter down the stretch, Jones was the person you called as she holds the career record for three-point percentage at .415. In addition to her All-America honors, Jones was named the Alabama Female Athlete of the Year, a finalist for Champion/WBCA and Naismith Player of the Year and the 1990 SEC Tourament Most Valuable Player. In 1992, Jones helped lead the U.S. Olympic team to the bronze medal and the 1990 World Championship and Goodwill Games titles.

Ruthie BoltonRuthie Bolton1985-891985-89

Ruthie Bolton came to the Plains in her older sister Mae Ola’s shadow. It didn’t her long to step out on her own, however, as Ruthie became possibly the most recognizable name in Auburn women’s basketball history. Bolton played in a record 132 contests for the Tigers and holds the record for games started in a season at 35 and steals in a game with 10. When Bolton’s time at Auburn was up, the McLain, Miss., native continued advancing her skill and went on to a highly-successful 15-year professional basketball career including being a part of 10 U.S. national teams. In addition to playing for the Sacramento Monarchs of the WNBA from 1997-2002, Bolton became recognizable as a two-time gold medalist in the 1996 and 2000 Olympic games as part of team USA. In 1991, Bolton was named the USA Basketball Female Athlete of the Year.

In This Section. . . 2009-10 Statistics......................................................... 194

2009-10 Results ........................................................... 195

Season Highlights ........................................................ 196


Season Review


2009-10 Season Review

OVERALL STATISTICS TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS

## Player GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg

05 Smalley, Alli 31-31 1121 36.2 181-446 .406 57-175 .326 69-96 .719 33 104 137 4.4 64 1 72 85 7 36 488 15.7

33 Carrier, KeKe 31-21 632 20.4 158-275 .575 0-0 .000 67-133 .504 91 130 221 7.1 73 2 28 87 72 12 383 12.4

21 Greenleaf, Jordan 31-31 1098 35.4 86-229 .376 0-5 .000 73-102 .716 100 120 220 7.1 62 1 65 46 24 47 245 7.9

01 Toles, Morgan 29-28 984 33.9 94-223 .422 1-6 .167 31-58 .534 23 66 89 3.1 51 0 128 101 2 28 220 7.6

14 Alverson, Blanche 31-13 824 26.6 78-218 .358 40-128 .313 19-27 .704 26 92 118 3.8 39 1 51 44 17 15 215 6.9

12 Thomas, Nicolle 23-7 375 16.3 47-144 .326 23-63 .365 23-28 .821 12 28 40 1.7 28 0 14 47 1 12 140 6.1

23 Hilliard, Chantel 27-2 334 12.4 37-89 .416 0-0 .000 20-43 .465 31 35 66 2.4 49 1 6 35 13 11 94 3.5

04 Simmons, Parrisha 31-22 595 19.2 39-89 .438 0-0 .000 17-49 .347 88 71 159 5.1 51 0 34 43 1 16 95 3.1

02 Jennings, Morgan 13-0 125 9.6 9-32 .281 0-1 .000 1-4 .250 2 9 11 0.8 9 0 15 14 0 2 19 1.5

20 West, Pascale 24-0 187 7.8 7-15 .467 0-0 .000 4-11 .364 9 23 32 1.3 31 0 5 14 22 6 18 0.8

TM TEAM 65 75 140 4.5 1 9

Total 31 6275 736-1760 .418 121-378 .320 324-551 .588 480 753 1233 39.8 458 6 418 525 159 185 1917 61.8

Opponents 31 6275 729-1815 .402 172-540 .319 297-433 .686 406 663 1069 34.5 523 10 394 458 98 262 1927 62.2

SEC STATISTICS TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS

## Player GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg

05 Smalley, Alli 16-16 602 37.6 99-248 .399 29-95 .305 28-38 .737 21 63 84 5.3 36 1 26 46 2 17 255 15.9

33 Carrier, KeKe 16-10 344 21.5 81-146 .555 0-0 .000 34-70 .486 48 64 112 7.0 38 0 18 52 39 4 196 12.3

21 Greenleaf, Jordan 16-16 599 37.4 47-121 .388 0-1 .000 35-49 .714 54 57 111 6.9 34 0 31 23 16 25 129 8.1

01 Toles, Morgan 16-16 561 35.1 51-129 .395 1-4 .250 20-32 .625 11 44 55 3.4 24 0 73 54 0 17 123 7.7

14 Alverson, Blanche 16-10 462 28.9 42-119 .353 19-69 .275 7-9 .778 15 40 55 3.4 26 1 22 22 8 9 110 6.9

12 Thomas, Nicolle 10-0 104 10.4 12-36 .333 6-14 .429 4-5 .800 3 7 10 1.0 9 0 6 12 0 4 34 3.4

04 Simmons, Parrisha 16-12 309 19.3 22-53 .415 0-0 .000 8-24 .333 44 39 83 5.2 25 0 15 23 0 7 52 3.3

23 Hilliard, Chantel 12-0 110 9.2 11-29 .379 0-0 .000 4-8 .500 9 12 21 1.8 12 0 3 11 4 5 26 2.2

02 Jennings, Morgan 11-0 114 10.4 8-29 .276 0-1 .000 1-4 .250 2 7 9 0.8 9 0 15 13 0 2 17 1.5

20 West, Pascale 12-0 70 5.8 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 3 9 12 1.0 11 0 2 4 9 3 0 0.0

TM TEAM 35 37 72 4.5 0 4

Total 16 3275 373-912 .409 55-184 .299 141-240 .588 245 379 624 39.0 224 2 211 264 78 93 942 58.9

Opponents 16 3275 383-934 .410 97-300 .323 153-207 .739 201 343 544 34.0 251 5 212 212 51 135 1016 63.5

2009-10 Statistics

Record: Overall Home Away NeutralAll Games 15-16 8-6 4-9 3-1Conference 5-11 3-5 2-6 0-0Non-Conference 10-5 5-1 2-3 3-1


2009-10 Season Review2009-10 Results

DATE TIME (CT) OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS11-13-09 6 p.m. TROY W 70-65 2140 (23)Smalley, Alli (9)Greenleaf, Jordan 11-17-09 7 p.m. at Temple L 52-66 723 (19)Smalley, Alli (6)Toles, Morgan 11-19-09 6 p.m. ALABAMA A&M W 83-56 1612 (22)Smalley, Alli (8)Simmons, Parrisha 11-22-09 2 p.m. TEXAS A&M L 59-79 2056 (18)Smalley, Alli (8)Carrier, KeKe 11-24-09 6 p.m. GEORGIA SOUTHERN W 62-56 1469 (17)Carrier, KeKe (6)Greenleaf, Jordan 11-27-09 7 p.m. ^ at Florida State L 67-82 2454 (27)Thomas, Nicolle (9)Greenleaf, Jordan 11-28-09 2 p.m. ^ vs Florida A&M W 69-45 100 (17)Smalley, Alli (12)Carrier, KeKe (17)Carrier, KeKe 12-01-09 7 p.m. at North Carolina A&T W 76-63 1527 (28)Carrier, KeKe (13)Carrier, KeKe 12-05-09 1 p.m. GEORGE WASHINGTON W 62-43 1508 (19)Smalley, Alli (12)Simmons, Parrisha 12-15-09 6 p.m. LIBERTY W 70-64 1566 (17)Greenleaf, Jordan (7)Greenleaf, Jordan 12-20-09 2:05 p.m. at South Alabama W 71-50 696 (23)Carrier, KeKe (11)Hilliard, Chantel 12-28-09 7:05 p.m. # vs Valparaiso W 51-50 828 (20)Carrier, KeKe (19)Carrier, KeKe 12-30-09 7:05 p.m. # at San Diego State L 55-66 874 (15)Greenleaf, Jordan (9)Carrier, KeKe (9)Simmons, Parrisha 01-03-10 2 p.m. * MISSISSIPPI STATE L 58-73 2267 (18)Carrier, KeKe (16)Greenleaf, Jordan 01-07-10 6 p.m. * at Florida Lo2 68-71 1307 (24)Carrier, KeKe (12)Carrier, KeKe 01-10-10 2 p.m. * at LSU Wot 64-62 5067 (17)Carrier, KeKe (9)Greenleaf, Jordan (17)Toles, Morgan 01-14-10 6 p.m. * ALABAMA W 74-62 2872 (27)Smalley, Alli (9)Carrier, KeKe 01-17-10 3 p.m. * at South Carolina L 49-63 4137 (14)Carrier, KeKe (8)Greenleaf, Jordan 01-21-10 8 p.m. * VANDERBILT L 60-61 2658 (19)Smalley, Alli (8)Simmons, Parrisha 01-24-10 2:04 p.m. * at Kentucky L 50-68 6784 (11)Carrier, KeKe (8)Simmons, Parrisha 01-28-10 7 p.m. * at Tennessee L 56-85 12353 (21)Smalley, Alli (6)Carrier, KeKe 01-31-10 5 p.m. * GEORGIA W 67-53 4568 (22)Smalley, Alli (9)Carrier, KeKe 02-04-10 6 p.m. * SOUTH CAROLINA L 58-61 2137 (16)Smalley, Alli (12)Carrier, KeKe 02-07-10 2 p.m. * at Alabama L 53-55 2550 (17)Smalley, Alli (11)Smalley, Alli 02-11-10 6 p.m. * ARKANSAS L 58-73 2139 (16)Greenleaf, Jordan (9)Greenleaf, Jordan 02-14-10 3 p.m. * LSU L 51-75 4086 (14)Greenleaf, Jordan (6)Greenleaf, Jordan 02-21-10 2 p.m. * at Mississippi State W 50-36 1607 (17)Smalley, Alli (7)Carrier, KeKe 02-25-10 7 p.m. * at Ole Miss L 61-65 658 (16)Greenleaf, Jordan (7)Carrier, KeKe (16)Smalley, Alli 02-28-10 2 p.m. * KENTUCKY W 65-53 4614 (26)Smalley, Alli (8)Greenleaf, Jordan 03-04-10 2:30 p.m. $ vs Florida W 74-61 2385 (29)Smalley, Alli (13)Greenleaf, Jordan 03-05-10 2:30 p.m. $ vs Kentucky L 54-65 2385 (13)Toles, Morgan (8)Greenleaf, Jordan

^ - Seminole Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)# - San Diego State Surf ‘N Slam (San Diego, Calif.)$ - Southeastern Conference Tournament (Duluth, Ga.)* = Southeastern Conference game

Alli Smalley led the Tigers in scoring with 15.7 points per game. She also knocked down 57 3-pointers on the year, good enough to rank fourth all-time at Auburn in single-season field goals.

KeKe Carrier was the lone senior on the squad, averaging 12.4 points and 7.1 rebounds per game. She finished the season with 72 blocks, ranking fifth all-time at Auburn in single-season blocks.

2009-10 Review


1,0001,000Two Auburn players, KeKe Carrier and Alli Smalley, surpassed the 1,000-point plateau.

Alli Smalley scored her Alli Smalley scored her 1,000th point against 1,000th point against Vanderbilt. She finished the Vanderbilt. She finished the season with 1,207 points, season with 1,207 points, ranking 18th all-time at ranking 18th all-time at Auburn.Auburn.

KeKe Carrier scored her KeKe Carrier scored her 1,000th point in the 1,000th point in the regular-season finale against regular-season finale against Kentucky. She finished her Kentucky. She finished her career ranked 25th with career ranked 25th with 1,017 career points.1,017 career points.

4,6144,614A crowd of 4,614 fans came out for the Feb. 28 game against Kentucky - the final women’s basketball game in Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum. The crowd was the 25th-largest ever to watch a women’s basketball game in the facility.

349349Auburn closed out Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum with 349 victories since the 1979-80 season.

For the third year in a row, For the third year in a row, Auburn picked up a win at the Auburn picked up a win at the SEC Tournament. The Tigers, SEC Tournament. The Tigers, seeded 10th, upset No. 7 seed seeded 10th, upset No. 7 seed Florida in the first round.Florida in the first round.

33Auburn defeated three teams ranked in the AP top 25 - at #11 LSU (Jan. 10), vs. #9 Georgia (Jan. 31) and vs. #16 Kentucky (Feb. 28).


Media Information

In This Section. . . 2010-11 Schedule ........................................................ 198

Opponents ............................................................199-205

Tournament Information ............................................. 205

Media Information ....................................................... 206

Auburn Media Relations .............................................. 207

Auburn on the Radio ................................................... 207

Auburn Women’s Basketball Summer Camps ............. 208


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1 - Junkanoo Jam (Freeport, Bahamas) 2 - Boilermaker Blockbuster (Indianapolis, Ind. - Conseco Fieldhouse) * - SEC Game

Homes Games are in Bold All Times are Central

NOVEMBER 12 Mercer 5 p.m. 15 Florida State 6 p.m. 18 Duke 6 p.m. 22 at South Florida 6 p.m. 26 1 - vs. Sacred Heart 12 p.m. 27 1 - vs. Boston College or Seton Hall TBA

DECEMBER 2 South Alabama 6 p.m. 4 Temple 1 p.m. 15 at George Washington 6 p.m. 18 2 - vs. Purdue 12:30 p.m. 21 at Chicago State 1 p.m. 28 Alabama A&M 6 p.m. 30 Jacksonville State 6 p.m.

JANUARY 2 at Alabama* [CSS] 2 p.m. 6 Florida* [CSS] 6 p.m. 9 at Vanderbilt* 2 p.m. 13 Ole Miss* 6 p.m. 16 LSU* [CSS] 2 p.m. 20 at Mississippi State* 7 p.m. 23 Tennessee* [CSS] 2 p.m. 30 South Carolina* 2 p.m.

FEBRUARY 3 at Kentucky* 6 p.m. 6 Mississippi State* 2 p.m. 10 at LSU* [Cox Sports Television] 7 p.m. 13 at Arkansas* [ESPN2] 4 p.m. 17 Alabama* 6 p.m. 20 at South Carolina* [FSN] 1 p.m. 24 at Georgia* 6 p.m. 27 Kentucky* [SEC Network] 1 p.m.

MARCH 3-6 Southeastern Conference Tournament Nashville, Tenn. • Bridgestone Arena19-22 NCAA Tournament First and Second Rounds Auburn, Ala. • Auburn Arena26-29 NCAA Tournament Regionals

APRIL 3-5 NCAA Final Four Indianapolis, Ind. • Conseco Fieldhouse

* - SEC GameAll Times are Central1 - Junkanoo Jam (Freeport, Bahamas)2 - Boilermaker Blockbuster (Indianapolis, Ind.)

Mercer5 p.m.

Florida State6 p.m.

Duke6 p.m.

at South Florida6 p.m.

1 - vs. Sacred Heart12 p.m.

South Alabama6 p.m.

Temple1 p.m.

at George Washington6 p.m.

at Chicago State1 p.m.

Alabama A&M6 p.m.

at Alabama*2 p.m. - CSS

Florida*6 p.m.

at Vanderbilt*2 p.m.

LSU*2 p.m. - CSS

Tennessee*2 p.m. - CSS

Ole Miss*6 p.m.

at Mississippi State*7 p.m.

South Carolina*2 p.m.

Mississippi State*2 p.m.

at Arkansas*4 p.m. - ESPN2

at South Carolina*1 p.m. - FSN

Kentucky*2 p.m. - SEC Network

at Kentucky*6 p.m.

at LSU*7 p.m. - Cox Sports TV

at Georgia*6 p.m.

Southeastern Conference TournamentMarch 3 - 6, 2011 • Nashville, Tenn.

NCAA Tournament First and Second RoundsMarch 20 & 22, 2011 • Auburn, Ala.

1 - vs. Boston College OR Seton Hall

2 - vs. Purdue12:30 p.m.

Jacksonville State6 p.m.

Alabama*6 p.m.


Opponents

Ericka RussellGuard

AlabamaSunday, January 2 • 2 p.m. • Tuscaloosa, Ala. • TV: CSS

Thursday, February 17 • 6 p.m. • Auburn, Ala. General InformationLocation .......................................Tuscaloosa, Ala.Founded........................................................1831Enrollment .................................................28,807Nickname ......................................... Crimson TideColors ......................................Crimson and WhiteConference .......................................SoutheasternPresident................................... Dr. Robert E. WittAthletics Director..................................Mal MooreSWA .............................................Marie RobbingsFacility .................................... Coleman ColiseumWeb site ...................................www.RollTide.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact .............Jessica Pare’ Office Phone ................................... 205.348.3673Cell Phone ...................................... 205.394.5985E-mail ...................................... [email protected] Fax ........................................ 205.348.8841Press Row ........................................ 251.460.7418

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach .................................Wendell Hudson Alma Mater ................................ Alabama ‘73Overall Record .............................................25-35School Record ..............................................25-35Assistant Coaches ................ Ty Evans, Leah Drury ................................................. Robert Mosley2009-10 Record ...........................................12-17SEC Record/Finish .............................4-12 / T11thPostseason ......................................................N/AStarters Returning/Lost ...................................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................8/4Newcomers .........................................................6

Series InformationOverall .........................................................38-32Series in Auburn ............................................24-8Series in Tuscaloosa, Ala. .............................19-12Neutral ............................................................5-3Overall Streak............................................. Lost 1Last Meeting ......................2/7/10, AU-53, UA-55

Wendell HudsonHead Coach

Whiquitta TobarGuard

Alabama A&MTuesday, December 28 • 6 p.m. • Auburn, Ala.

General InformationLocation ........................................Huntsville, Ala.Founded........................................................1875Enrollment ...................................................6,000Nickname ................................................ BulldogsColors ...................................... Maroon and WhiteConference ...................................... SouthwesternPresident...........................Dr. Andrew Hugine, Jr.Athletics Director............................Betty K. AustinSWA .........................................Altherias WarmleyFacility ........................... T.M. Elmore GymnasiumWeb site ............................ www.AAMUSports.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ........... Ladale Hayes Office Phone ..................................... 256.372.455Cell Phone ......................................................N/AE-mail [email protected] Fax ........................................ 256.372.5919Press Row ........................................................N/A

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ..............................Altherias Warmley Alma Mater ...........Alabama-Birmingham ‘90Overall Record .........................................109-120School Record ..........................................109-120Assistant Coaches ................................Dexter Holt ...........................................Dorianne Johnson2009-10 Record ...........................................16-13SWAC Record/Finish .............................11-7 / 3rdPostseason ......................................................N/AStarters Returning/Lost ...................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........................10/3Newcomers .........................................................3

Series InformationOverall .............................................................4-0Series in Auburn ..............................................3-0Series in Huntsville, Ala. ..................................1-0Neutral ............................................................0-0Overall Streak.............................................Won 4Last Meeting ............ 11/19/09, AU-83, AA&M-56

Altherias WarmleyHead Coach

Lyndsay HarrisGuard

ArkansasSunday, February 13 • 4 p.m. • Fayetteville, Ark. • TV: ESPN2

General InformationLocation .....................................Fayetteville, Ark.Founded........................................................1871Enrollment .................................................19,849Nickname ............................................RazorbacksColors .....................................Cardinal and WhiteConference .......................................SoutheasternPresident............................ Dr. G. David GearhartAthletics Director.................................... Jeff LongSWA ...................................................... Bev LewisFacility .....................................Bud Walton ArenaWeb site ................www.ArkansasRazorbacks.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ...............Jeri ThorpeOffice Phone ................................... 479.575.5037Cell Phone ...................................... 479.443.3219E-mail [email protected] Fax ........................................ 479.575.7481Press Row ........................................ 479.575.6622

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ......................................... Tom Collen Alma Mater ...................... Bowling Green, ‘77Overall Record .........................................264-115School Record ..............................................47-45Assistant Coaches ....................... Zenarae Antoine .....................................................Greg Collins2009-10 Record ...........................................12-18SEC Record/Finish .............................4-12 / T11thPostseason ......................................................N/AStarters Returning/Lost ...................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........................11/2Newcomers .........................................................6

Series InformationOverall .........................................................16-10Series in Auburn ..............................................8-3Series in Fayetteville, Ark. ...............................6-6Neutral ............................................................2-1Overall Streak............................................. Lost 1Last Meeting ..................2/11/10, AU-58, ASU-73

Tom CollenHead Coach

Carolyn SwordsCenter/Forward

Boston CollegePotential Opponent • Friday, November 27 • TBA • Freeport, Bahamas

Junkanoo Jam TournamentGeneral InformationLocation .................................Chestnut Hill, Mass.Founded........................................................1863Enrollment .................................................14,500Nickname ....................................................EaglesColors ........................................Maroon and GoldConference ...................................... Atlantic CoastPresident......................Rev. William P. Peahy, S.J.Athletics Director..........................Gene DeFilippoSWA ............................................ Jody MooradianFacility ............................... Silvio O. Conte ForumWeb site ..................................www.BCEagles.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ...Stephanie Tunnera Office Phone ................................... 617.552.0524Cell Phone ...................................... 857.233.3421E-mail [email protected] Fax ........................................ 617.552.4903Press Row ........................................................N/A

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ....................................Sylvia Crawley Alma Mater ....................... North Carolina ‘94Overall Record .............................................78-52School Record ..............................................40-27Assistant Coaches ....... Stephanie Lawrence Yelton ............................ Greg Lanier, Angelita Forte2009-10 Record ...........................................17-15ACC Record/Finish...................................6-8 / 7thPostseason ......................................................N/AStarters Returning/Lost ...................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................4-6Newcomers .........................................................7

Series InformationOverall ............................................. First MeetingSeries in Auburn .............................. First MeetingSeries in Chestnut Hill, Mass. ........... First MeetingNeutral ............................................ First MeetingOverall Streak.................................. First MeetingLast Meeting .................................... First Meeting

Sylvia CrawleyHead Coach


Opponents

Courtney WaldonForward

Chicago StateTuesday, December 21 • 1 p.m. • Chicago, Ill.

General InformationLocation ............................................. Chicago, Ill.Founded........................................................1867Enrollment ...................................................7,200Nickname ................................................. CougarsColors .........................................Green and WhiteConference ...........................................Great WestPresident..............................Dr. Wayne D. WatsonAthletics Director.......................Sudie D. Davis, JrSWA .............................................. Linda M. PeeteFacility ......................... Jones Convocation CenterWeb site ........................ www.GoCSUCougars.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ...........Corey MigginsOffice Phone ................................... 773.995.2217Cell Phone ...................................... 773.414.5961E-mail .................................... [email protected] Fax ........................................ 773.995.3656Press Row ........................................................N/A

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach .................................. Angela Jackson Alma Mater ....................... Old Dominion, ‘91Overall Record ...........................................86-116School Record ............................................86-116Assistant Coaches .............................Gwen Burton ...........................................Renada Blackburn2009-10 Record ...........................................12-19Great West Record/Finish ................................7-5Postseason ......................................................N/AStarters Returning/Lost ...................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................9/3Newcomers .........................................................0

Series InformationOverall .............................................................1-0Series in Auburn ..............................................1-0Series in Chicago, Ill. .......................................0-0Neutral ............................................................0-0Overall Streak.............................................Won 1Last Meeting ................11/24/01, AU-74, CSU-54

Angela JacksonHead Coach

Jasmine ThomasGuard

DukeThursday, November 18 • 6 p.m. • Auburn, Ala.

General InformationLocation .......................................... Durham, N.C.Founded........................................................1838Enrollment ...................................................6,400Nickname ............................................ Blue DevilsColors ................................. Royal Blue and WhiteConference ...................................... Atlantic CoastPresident........................Dr. Richard H. BrodheadAthletics Director................................Kevin WhiteSWA ......................................................Jacki SilarFacility ......................... Cameron Indoor StadiumWeb site ................................... www.GoDuke.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact .............Lindy Brown Office Phone ................................... 919.684.2664Cell Phone ...................................... 919.599.9821E-mail [email protected] Fax ........................................ 919.684.2633Press Row ........................................ 919.684.6186

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ..............................Joanne P. McCallie Alma Mater ......................... Northwestern ‘87Overall Record .........................................398-170School Record ..............................................82-22Assistant Coaches .. Al Brown, Samantha Williams ..................................... Trisha Stafford-Odom2009-10 Record .............................................30-6ACC Record/Finish................................12-2 / T1stPostseason ..................................NCAA Elite EightStarters Returning/Lost ...................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................6/5Newcomers .........................................................5

Series InformationOverall .............................................................0-3Series in Auburn ..............................................0-1Series in Durham, N.C. ....................................0-2Neutral ............................................................0-0Overall Streak............................................. Lost 3Last Meeting ..............11/27/05, AU-37, Duke-69

Joanna P. McCallieHead Coach

Azania StewartCenter

FloridaThursday, January 6 • 6 p.m. • Auburn, Ala.

General InformationLocation ...................................... Gainesville, Fla.Founded........................................................1853Enrollment .................................................49,679Nickname ................................................... GatorsColors .........................................Orange and BlueConference .......................................SoutheasternPresident............................Dr. J. Bernard MachenAthletics Director......................... Jeremy N. FoleySWA ..................................................Lynda TealerFacility .....................Stephen C. O’Connell CenterWeb site ............................... www.GatorZone.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact .......... Kathy CafazzoOffice Phone ...................... 352.375.4683, x-6133Cell Phone ...................................... 352.316.4575E-mail ..................... [email protected] Fax ........................................ 352.375.4809Press Row ........................................ 352.367.1801

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ...................................Amanda Butler Alma Mater ................................... Florida ‘97Overall Record .............................................98-61School Record ..............................................58-39Assistant Coaches ...........Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick ............................David Lowery, Murriel Page2009-10 Record ...........................................15-17SEC Record/Finish .................................7-9 / T7thPostseason ............................WNIT Second RoundStarters Returning/Lost ...................................2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................6/8Newcomers .........................................................6

Series InformationOverall .........................................................32-15Series in Auburn ............................................13-4Series in Gainsville, FL. .................................11-8Neutral ............................................................8-3Overall Streak.............................................Won 1Last Meeting ......................3/4/10, AU-74, UF-61

Amanda ButlerHead Coach

Courtney WardGuard

Florida StateMonday, November 15 • 6 p.m. • Auburn, Ala.

General InformationLocation ......................................Tallahassee, Fla.Founded........................................................1851Enrollment .................................................40,255Nickname ..............................................SeminolesColors ......................................... Garnet and GoldConference ...................................... Atlantic CoastPresident....................................Dr. Eric J. BarronAthletics Director..........................Randy SpetmanSWA ..............................................Dr. Allison RichFacility ............................Donald L. Tucker CenterWeb site ................................www.Seminoles.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ........Brandon MellorOffice Phone ................................... 850.645.7683Cell Phone ...................................... 850.695.3317E-mail [email protected] Fax ........................................ 850.644.3820Press Row ........................................ 850.224.8790

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ........................................Sue Semrau Alma Mater ........................ UC-San Diego ‘85Overall Record .........................................233-166School Record ..........................................233-166Assistant Coaches .................................. Cori Close ........................... Lance White, Angie Johnson2009-10 Record .............................................28-6ACC Record/Finish................................12-2 / T1stPostseason ..................................NCAA Elite EightStarters Returning/Lost ...................................2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................7/4Newcomers .........................................................4

Series InformationOverall .............................................................9-2Series in Auburn ..............................................5-0Series in Tallahassee, Fla. ...............................3-2Neutral ............................................................1-0Overall Streak............................................. Lost 1Last Meeting ................11/27/09, AU-67, FSU-82

Sue SemrauHead Coach


Opponents

Tiana MyersGuard

George WashingtonWednesday, December 15 • 6 p.m. • Washington, D.C.

General InformationLocation .....................................Washington, D.C.Founded........................................................1821Enrollment .................................................20,327Nickname ............................................... ColonialsColors ..............................................Buff and BlueConference ...........................................Atlantic 10President.........................................Steven KnappAthletics Director................................ Jack KvanczSWA .............................................Mary Jo WarnerFacility ............................ Charles E. Smith CenterWeb site .................................www.GWSports.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ............ Jesse HookerOffice Phone ................................... 202.994.8604Home Phone ................................... 607.329.3925E-mail .................................... [email protected] Fax ........................................ 202.994.2713Press Row ........................................ 202.994.1776

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ................................... Mike Bozeman Alma Mater ................ Fairleigh Dickinson ‘88Overall Record .............................................23-36School Record ..............................................23-36Assistant Coaches ..................Kristeena Alexander ............................Richard Moore, Katie Rokus2009-10 Record .............................................6-22A10 Record/Finish ..............................3-11 / 11thPostseason ......................................................N/AStarters Returning/Lost ...................................5/0Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........................10/1Newcomers .........................................................3

Series InformationOverall .............................................................2-3Series in Auburn ..............................................1-1Series in Washington, D.C. ..............................1-1Neutral ............................................................0-1Overall Streak.............................................Won 2Last Meeting ...................12/5/09, AU-62, GW-43

Mike BozemanHead Coach

Jasmine JamesGuard

GeorgiaThursday, February 24 • 6 p.m. • Athens, Ga.

General InformationLocation ..............................................Athens, Ga.Founded........................................................1785Enrollment .................................................34,180Nickname ....................................... Lady BulldogsColors ............................................. Red and BlackConference .......................................SoutheasternPresident..............................Dr. Michael F. AdamsAthletics Director............................Greg McGaritySWA .........................................Dr. Carla WilliamsFacility .................................. Stegeman ColiseumWeb site ........................... www.GeorgiaDogs.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact .............Mike MobleyOffice Phone ................................... 706.542.1621Cell Phone ...................................... 706.548.0858E-mail ....................... [email protected] Fax ........................................ 706.542.9339Press Row ........................................ 706.542.8052

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ..................................... Andy Landers Alma Mater ....................... Tennessee Tech ‘74Overall Record .........................................832-269School Record ..........................................750-248Assistant Coaches .......................... La’Keshia Frett ................. Kim Hairston, Cameron Newbauer2009-10 Record .............................................25-9SEC Record/Finish .................................9-7 / T3rdPostseason ................................... NCAA Sweet 16Starters Returning/Lost ...................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................8/3Newcomers .........................................................7

Series InformationOverall .........................................................15-23Series in Auburn ..............................................9-8Series in Athens, Ga. .....................................3-15Neutral ............................................................3-1Overall Streak.............................................Won 2Last Meeting ................. 1/31/10, AU-67, UGA-53

Andy LandersHead Coach

Brittany WileyGuard

Jacksonville StateThursday, December 30 • 6 p.m. • Auburn, Ala.

General InformationLocation .....................................Jacksonville, Ala.Founded........................................................1883Enrollment ...................................................9,061Nickname ............................................ GamecocksColors .............................................Red and WhiteConference ..........................................Ohio ValleyPresident...........................Dr. William A. MeehanAthletics Director................................Oval JaynesSWA .................................................. Tracy BroomFacility ........................... Pete Matthews ColiseumWeb site ................www.JSUGamecockSports.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ............Tony SchmidtOffice Phone ................................... 256.782.5377Cell Phone ...................................... 256.689.8524E-mail .................................... [email protected] Fax ........................................ 256.782.5958Press Row ........................................................N/A

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach .....................................Annette Watts Alma Mater .............. East Tennessee State ‘81Overall Record .........................................144-121School Record ....................................First SeasonAssistant Coaches .................................... Dee Bell ...................... Shaneka Bates, Matt Couvillion2009-10 Record .............................................9-20OVC Record/Finish ................................6-12 / 9thPostseason ......................................................N/AStarters Returning/Lost ...................................5/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................8/4Newcomers .........................................................5

Series InformationOverall ...........................................................12-1Series in Auburn ..............................................9-0Series in Jacksonville, Ala. ..............................3-1Neutral ............................................................0-0Overall Streak.............................................Won 2Last Meeting ................ 11/29/06, AU-74, JSU-44

Annette WattsHead Coach

Victoria DunlapForward

KentuckyThursday, February 3 • 6 p.m. • Lexington, Ky.

Sunday, February 27 • 1 p.m. • Auburn, Ala. • TV: SEC NetworkGeneral InformationLocation ..........................................Lexington, Ky.Founded........................................................1865Enrollment .................................................27,000Nickname .................................................WildcatsColors ........................................... Blue and WhiteConference .......................................SoutheasternPresident...................................Dr. Lee T. Todd, JrAthletics Director........................... Mitch BarnhartSWA .................................................Lisa PetersonFacility ................................... Memorial ColiseumWeb site .............................. www.UKathletics.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact .................Susan LaxOffice Phone ................................... 859.257.3838Cell Phone ...................................... 859.608.5019E-mail ............................... [email protected] Fax ........................................ 859.323.4310Press Row ........................................ 859.323.5900

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ................................Matthew Mitchell Alma Mater .....................Mississippi State ‘95Overall Record .............................................91-69School Record ..............................................61-40Assistant Coaches ................................... Kyra Elzy ............................... Matt Insell, Shalon Pillow2009-10 Record .............................................28-8SEC Record/Finish ................................ 11-5 / 2ndPostseason ..................................NCAA Elite EightStarters Returning/Lost ...................................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................3/2Newcomers .........................................................6

Series InformationOverall .........................................................25-13Series in Auburn ............................................10-5Series in Lexington, KY. ..................................10-5Neutral ............................................................5-3Overall Streak............................................. Lost 1Last Meeting ......................3/5/10, AU-54, UK-65

Matthew MitchellHead Coach


Opponents

LaSondra BarrettForward

LSUSunday, January 16 • 2 p.m. • Auburn, Ala. • TV: CSS

Thursday, February 10 • 7 p.m. • Baton Rouge, La. • TV: Cox SportsGeneral InformationLocation .................................... Baton Rouge, La.Founded........................................................1860Enrollment .................................................27,992Nickname ............................................Lady TigersColors ..........................................Purple and GoldConference .......................................SoutheasternPresident............................. Dr. John V. LombardiAthletics Director...................................Joe AllevaSWA ................................................ Miriam SegarFacility ................ Pete Maravich Assembly CenterWeb site .................................www.LSUSports.net

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ................Bill MartinOffice Phone ................................... 225.578.8204Cell Phone ...................................... 225.270.1665E-mail .................................... [email protected] Fax ........................................ 225.578.1861Press Row ........................................ 225.578.8226

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ................................... Van Chancellor Alma Mater .....................Mississippi State ‘65Overall Record .........................................510-181School Record ..............................................71-27Assistant Coaches ...............................Bob Starkey .............................Travis Mays, Joni Crenshaw2009-10 Record ...........................................21-10SEC Record/Finish .................................9-7 / T3rdPostseason ........................... NCAA Second RoundStarters Returning/Lost ...................................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........................11/1Newcomers .........................................................3

Series InformationOverall .........................................................28-15Series in Auburn ............................................12-7Series in Baton Rouge, La. ............................11-8Neutral ............................................................5-0Overall Streak............................................. Lost 1Last Meeting ..................2/14/10, AU-51, LSU-75

Van ChancellorHead Coach

Kourtney CarterCenter

MercerFriday, November 12 • 5 p.m. • Auburn, Ala.

General InformationLocation .............................................. Macon, Ga.Founded........................................................1833Enrollment ...................................................8,200Nickname .....................................................BearsColors ....................................... Orange and BlackConference .........................................Atlantic SunPresident...........................William D. UnderwoodAthletics Director..................................... Jim ColeSWA ..................................................Sybil BlalockFacility .......................................University CenterWeb site ............................ www.MercerBears.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact .............Andy StabellOffice Phone ................................... 478.301.5219Cell Phone ...................................... 203.605.4462E-mail ............................ [email protected] Fax ........................................ 478.301.5350Press Row ........................................................N/A

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach .................................... Susie Gardner Alma Mater ..................................Georgia ‘86Overall Record .........................................176-147School Record ....................................First SeasonAssistant Coaches .................................Amy Jones ...................... Tiffany Swoffard, Rhet Wierzba2009-10 Record ...........................................14-16A-Sun Record/Finish .............................11-9 / 4thPostseason ......................................................N/AStarters Returning/Lost ...................................2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................5/3Newcomers .........................................................5

Series InformationOverall ...........................................................10-9Series in Auburn ..............................................7-4Series in Macon, Ga. ........................................3-4Neutral ............................................................0-1Overall Streak...........................................Won 10Last Meeting ..............12/8/01, AU-97, Mercer-59

Susie GardnerHead Coach

Kayla MelsonGuard

Ole MissTuesday, January 13 • 6 p.m. • Auburn, Ala.

General InformationLocation ............................................ Oxford, MissFounded........................................................1848Enrollment .................................................19,536Nickname ....................................................RebelsColors ...............................................Red and BlueConference .......................................SoutheasternPresident.........................................Dr. Dan JonesAthletics Director.................................Pete BooneSWA .......................................... Lynnette JohnsonFacility ...................................Tad Smith ColiseumWeb site ..........................www.OleMissSports.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ...........Kristen SabiniOffice Phone ................................... 662.915.7896Cell Phone ...................................... 662.832.3332E-mail .............................. [email protected] Fax ........................................ 662.915.7006Press Row ........................................ 662.236.1931

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach .....................................Renee Ladner Alma Mater ..................................Ole Miss ‘81Overall Record .............................................48-46School Record ..............................................48-46Assistant Coaches ......................Marlene Stollings ..................Jocelyn McGilberry, Armintie Price2009-10 Record ...........................................17-15SEC Record/Finish .................................7-9 / T7thPostseason ................................WNIT First RoundStarters Returning/Lost ...................................1/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................5/6Newcomers .........................................................8

Series InformationOverall .........................................................27-22Series in Auburn ............................................13-7Series in Oxford, Miss ....................................9-11Neutral ............................................................5-4Overall Streak............................................. Lost 1Last Meeting ................... 2/25/10, AU-61, UM-65

Renee LadnerHead Coach

Mary Kathryn GoveroGuard

Mississippi StateThursday, January 20 • 7 p.m. • Starkville, Miss.

Sunday, February 6 • 2 p.m. • Auburn, Ala.General InformationLocation ........................................Starkville, MissFounded........................................................1878Enrollment .................................................19,600Nickname ....................................... Lady BulldogsColors ...................................... Maroon and WhiteConference .......................................SoutheasternPresident...................................Dr. Mark KeenumAthletics Director............................. Scott StricklinSWA ........................................................Ann CarrFacility ..................................Humphrey ColiseumWeb site ........................www.MStateAthletics.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ...........Jay MiddletonOffice Phone ................................... 662.325.0972Cell Phone ...................................... 662.418.9139E-mail .................................. [email protected] Fax ........................................ 662.325.2563Press Row ........................................ 662.325.3776

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ..........................Sharon Fanning-Otis Alma Mater ............................Chatanooga ‘75Overall Record .........................................581-487School Record ..........................................254-199Assistant Coaches ............................Greg Franklin ..................... Franqua Bedell, Wanika Owsley2009-10 Record ...........................................21-13SEC Record/Finish .................................9-7 / T3rdPostseason ................................... NCAA Sweet 16Starters Returning/Lost ...................................1/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................4/8Newcomers .......................................................11

Series InformationOverall .........................................................31-13Series in Auburn ............................................18-3Series in Starkville, Miss ................................12-9Neutral ............................................................1-1Overall Streak.............................................Won 1Last Meeting ................. 2/21/10, AU-50, MSU-36

Sharon Fanning-OtisHead Coach


Opponents

Brittany RayburnGuard

PurdueSaturday, December 18 • 12:30 p.m. • Indianapolis, Ind. (Conseco Fieldhouse)

Boilermaker BlockbusterGeneral InformationLocation ................................ West Lafayette, Ind.Founded........................................................1869Enrollment .................................................39,697Nickname .........................................BoilermakersColors .....................................Old Gold and BlackConference ................................................ Big TenPresident................................ Frances A. CordovaAthletics Director.........................Morgan J. BurkeSWA ................................................... Nancy CrossFacility ............................................Mackey ArenaWeb site ...........................www.PurdueSports.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ............... Sara WhiteOffice Phone ................................... 765.494.6235Cell Phone ...................................... 765.337.2202E-mail [email protected] Fax ........................................ 765.494.5447Press Row ...............................765.494.6364/6365

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach .................................... Sharon Versyp Alma Mater ................................... Purdue ‘89Overall Record .........................................207-114School Record ..............................................90-49Assistant Coaches ............................. Martin Clapp ...........................Ukari Figgs, Nadine Morgan2009-10 Record ...........................................15-17Big Ten Record/Finish .............................9-9 / 5thPostseason ............................WNIT Second RoundStarters Returning/Lost ...................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................8/3Newcomers .........................................................4

Series InformationOverall .............................................................1-1Series in Auburn ..............................................0-0Series in West Lafayette, Ind. ..........................0-1Neutral ............................................................1-0Overall Streak.............................................Won 1Last Meeting ......................1/5/91, AU-75, PU-65

Sharon VersypHead Coach

Alissa ApoGuard

Sacred HeartThursday, November 26 • 12 p.m. • Freeport, Bahamas

Junkanoo Jam TournamentGeneral InformationLocation ....................................... Fairfield, Conn.Founded........................................................1963Enrollment ...................................................3,500Nickname ................................................ PioneersColors .............................................Red and WhiteConference ............................................ NortheastPresident...........................Dr. Anthony J. CerneraAthletics Director.......................... C. Donald CookSWA .................................................. Alicia AlfordFacility ................Pitt Health & Recreation CenterWeb site ...............www.SacredHeartPioneers.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ............. Shaun IhaszOffice Phone ................................... 203.365.4464Cell Phone ...................................... 203.305.0705E-mail [email protected] Fax ........................................ 203.371.7889Press Row ........................................ 203.396.8297

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ........................................Ed Swanson Alma Mater .......................... Sacred Heart ‘89Overall Record .........................................341-232School Record ..........................................341-232Assistant Coaches ................ Lauren Hall-Gregory ......................... Jen Wedo, Jenna McLaughlin2009-10 Record ...........................................19-11NEC Record/Finish ................................12-6 / 3rdPostseason ......................................................N/AStarters Returning/Lost ...................................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........................10/3Newcomers .........................................................4

Series InformationOverall ............................................. First MeetingSeries in Auburn .............................. First MeetingSeries in Fairfield, Conn. ................. First MeetingNeutral ............................................ First MeetingOverall Streak.................................. First MeetingLast Meeting .................................... First Meeting

Ed SwansonHead Coach

Kandice GreenForward

Seton HallPotential Opponent • Friday, November 27 • TBA • Freeport, Bahamas

Junkanoo Jam TournamentGeneral InformationLocation ..................................South Orange, N.J.Founded........................................................1856Enrollment ...................................................9,700Nickname ...................................................PiratesColors ........................................... Blue and WhiteConference ............................................... Big EastInterim President .............. Dr. A. Gabriel EstebanAthletics Director................ Joseph A. Quinlan, Jr.SWA ................................................Ginger FultonFacility .................................... Walsh GymnasiumWeb site ..............................www.SHUPirates.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ............Dan KuberkaOffice Phone ................................... 973.761.9493Cell Phone ......................................................N/AE-mail [email protected] Fax ........................................ 973.761.9061Press Row ........................................ 973.761.9493

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ................................... Anne Donovan Alma Mater ........................ Old Dominion ‘83Overall Record .............................................33-51School Record ....................................First SeasonAssistant Coaches ....................... Jenny Palmateer ............................... Ty Grace, Catherine Proto2009-10 Record .............................................9-21Big East Record/Finish ........................1-15 / 16thPostseason ......................................................N/AStarters Returning/Lost ...................................2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................6/5Newcomers .........................................................7

Series InformationOverall ............................................. First MeetingSeries in Auburn .............................. First MeetingSeries in South Orange, N.J. ............ First MeetingNeutral ............................................ First MeetingOverall Streak.................................. First MeetingLast Meeting .................................... First Meeting

Anne DonovanHead Coach

Christian ShelterForward

South AlabamaThursday, December 2 • 6 p.m. • Auburn, Ala.

General InformationLocation .............................................Mobile, Ala.Founded........................................................1963Enrollment .................................................15,007Nickname ................................................. JaguarsColors .................................. Blue, Red, and WhiteConference ...............................................Sun BeltPresident.....................................Gordon MoultonAthletics Director....................... Dr. Joel ErdmannSWA ............................................................... TBAFacility .......................................... Mitchell CenterWeb site ...............................www.usajaguars.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ...........Kevin BeasleyOffice Phone ................................... 251.414.8033Cell Phone ...................................... 251.377.8164E-mail ........................... [email protected] Fax ........................................ 251.460.7297Press Row ........................................ 251.460.7418

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ...........................................Rick Pietri Alma Mater ...................... South Alabama ‘87Overall Record .........................................169-128School Record ..........................................169-128Assistant Coaches .............................Bobby Brasel ..................................Aisha Stewart, Eric Wise2009-10 Record ...........................................15-16Sun Belt Record/Finish .........................9-9 / T4thPostseason ......................................................N/AStarters Returning/Lost ...................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................9/4Newcomers .........................................................4

Series InformationOverall ...........................................................38-2Series in Auburn ............................................18-0Series in Mobile, AL .......................................16-1Neutral ............................................................4-1Overall Streak...........................................Won 23Last Meeting ................12/20/09, AU-71, USA-50

Rick PietriHead Coach


Opponents

La’Keisha SuttonGuard

South CarolinaSunday, January 30 • 2 p.m. • Auburn, Ala.

Sunday, February 20 • 1 p.m. • Columbia, S.C. • TV: FSNGeneral InformationLocation .........................................Columbia, S.C.Founded........................................................1801Enrollment .................................................28,481Nickname ............................................ GamecocksColors ........................................ Garnet and BlackConference .......................................SoutheasternPresident................................. Dr. Harris PastidesAthletics Director.................................Eric HymanSWA ............................................................... TBAFacility ................................... Colonial Life ArenaWeb site ....................www.GamecocksOnline.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ............. Diana KovalOffice Phone ................................... 803.777.7977Cell Phone ...................................... 314.369.6050E-mail ........................... [email protected] Fax ........................................ 803.777.2967Press Row ........................................ 803.777.6182

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach .......................................Dawn Staley Alma Mater ................................. Virginia, ‘92Overall Record .........................................196-113School Record ..............................................24-33Assistant Coaches ................................. Lisa Boyer ............................ Nikki McCray, Darius Taylor2009-10 Record ...........................................14-15SEC Record/Finish .................................7-9 / T7thPostseason ......................................................N/AStarters Returning/Lost ...................................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................9/2Newcomers .........................................................3

Series InformationOverall .........................................................19-14Series in Auburn ............................................10-5Series in Columbia, S.C. ..................................7-8Neutral ............................................................2-1Overall Streak............................................. Lost 2Last Meeting ....................2/4/10, AU-58, USC-61

Dawn StaleyHead Coach

Kaneisha SaundersGuard/Forward

South FloridaMonday, November 22 • 6 p.m. • Tampa, Fla.

General InformationLocation ............................................. Tampa, Fla.Founded........................................................1956Enrollment .................................................43,885Nickname ...................................................... BullsColors ...........................................Green and GoldConference ............................................... Big EastPresident...............................Dr. Judy L. GenshaftAthletics Director............................Doug WoolardSWA ..................................................Amy PerkinsFacility ................................................. Sun DomeWeb site ............................. www.GoUSFBulls.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact .........Michael HoganOffice Phone ................................... 813.974.4092Cell Phone ...................................... 813.469.0616E-mail [email protected] Fax ........................................ 813.974.5328Press Row ........................................ 813.974.3287

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach .................................. Jose Fernandez Alma Mater ............. Florida International ‘94Overall Record .........................................158-149School Record ..........................................158-149Assistant Coaches ............................Jeff Osterman .............. Michele Woods-Baxter, Carrie Banks2009-10 Record ...........................................15-16Big East Record/Finish ......................6-10 / T10thPostseason ................................WNIT First RoundStarters Returning/Lost ...................................2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................7/6Newcomers .........................................................6

Series InformationOverall ............................................. First MeetingSeries in Auburn .............................. First MeetingSeries in Tampa, Fla. ....................... First MeetingNeutral ............................................ First MeetingOverall Streak.................................. First MeetingLast Meeting .................................... First Meeting

Jose FernandezHead Coach

Angie BjorklundGuard

TennesseeSunday, January 22 • 2 p.m. • Auburn, Ala. • TV: CSS

General InformationLocation .......................................Knoxville, Tenn.Founded........................................................1794Enrollment .................................................27,101Nickname .................................... Lady VolunteersColors .......................................Orange and WhiteConference .......................................SoutheasternPresident.........................................Dr. Jan SimekAthletics Director..........................Dr. Dan MurphySWA ..................................................Joan CronanFacility ...........................Thompson-Boling ArenaWeb site ..............................www.UTLadyVols.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ........Debby JenningsOffice Phone ................................... 865.972.4275Cell Phone ......................................................N/AE-mail [email protected] Fax ........................................ 865.974.8875Press Row ........................................ 865.974.0110

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ....................................... Pat Summitt Alma Mater .....................................UT-MartinOverall Record ...................................... 1,037.196School Record .......................................1,037-196Assistant Coaches .............................Holly Warlick ..................... Mickie DeMoss, Dean Lockwood2009-10 Record .............................................32-3SEC Record/Finish ..................................15-1 / 1stPostseason ................................... NCAA Sweet 16Starters Returning/Lost ...................................5/0Letterwinners Returning/Lost ........................11/0Newcomers .........................................................2

Series InformationOverall .........................................................10-33Series in Auburn ..............................................4-9Series in Knoxville, Tenn. ..............................2-16Neutral ............................................................4-8Overall Streak............................................. Lost 1Last Meeting .................... 1/28/10, AU-56, UT-85

Pat SummittHead Coach

Kristen McCarthyForward

TempleSaturday, December 4 • 1 p.m. • Auburn, Ala.

General InformationLocation ..................................... Philidelphia, Pa.Founded........................................................1884Enrollment .................................................37,000Nickname ...................................................... OwlsColors ........................................ Cherry and WhiteConference ...........................................Atlantic 10President..............................Dr. Ann Weaver HartAthletics Director.............................Bill BradshawSWA ................................................. Kristen FoleyFacility ..........................................McGonigle HallWeb site ................................ www.OwlSports.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ....... Karen AuerbachOffice Phone ................................... 215.204.3850Cell Phone ...................................... 928.606.8017E-mail ........................... [email protected] Fax ........................................ 215.606.8017Press Row ........................................ 215.204.7445

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ................................... Tonya Cardoza Alma Mater ................................. Virginia, ‘91Overall Record .............................................46-19School Record ..............................................46-19Assistant Coaches .........................Waynetta Veney .........................Dan Durkin, Willnett Crockett2009-10 Record .............................................25-9Atlantic 10 Record/Finish ................... 11-3 / T2ndPostseason ........................... NCAA Second RoundStarters Returning/Lost ...................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................6/3Newcomers .........................................................4

Series InformationOverall .............................................................4-1Series in Auburn ..............................................3-0Series in Philidelphia, PA ................................0-1Neutral ............................................................1-0Overall Streak............................................. Lost 1Last Meeting ..................11/17/09, AU-52, TU-66

Tonya CardozaHead Coach


Opponents

Jence RhoadsGuard

VanderbiltSunday, January 9 • 2 p.m. • Nashville, Tenn.

General InformationLocation .......................................Nashville, Tenn.Founded........................................................1873Enrollment ...................................................6,738Nickname ......................................... CommodoresColors ............................................Black and GoldConference .......................................SoutheasternPresident................................. Nicholas S. ZepposAthletics Director..........................Rod WilliamsonSWA ........................................Candice Storey LeeFacility ...............................Memorial GymnasiumWeb site .......................www.VUCommodores.com

Media RelationsWomen’s Basketball Contact ..............Ryan SchulzOffice Phone ................................... 615.343.4396Cell Phone ......................................................N/AE-mail [email protected] Fax ........................................ 615.343.7064Press Row ........................................ 615.320.0436

Staff/Team InformationHead Coach ............................... Melanie Balcomb Alma Mater ..........................Trenton State ‘84Overall Record .........................................385-176School Record ............................................195-72Assistant Coaches ................................Vicky Picott .......................... Kim Rosamond, Tom Garrick2009-10 Record ...........................................23-11SEC Record/Finish .................................9-7 / T3rdPostseason ........................... NCAA Second RoundStarters Returning/Lost ...................................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..........................8/4Newcomers .........................................................5

Series InformationOverall .........................................................16-23Series in Auburn ..............................................8-8Series in Nashville, Tenn. ..............................5-10Neutral ............................................................3-5Overall Streak............................................Lost 16Last Meeting ....................1/21/10, AU-60, VU-61

Melanie BalcombHead Coach

Junkanoo JamDates: November 26-27, 2010Place: Freeport, BahamasArena: St. Georges High SchoolTeams: Auburn, Boston College, Sacred Heart and Seton Hall

Game Schedule:

Friday, November 261 p.m. ET Auburn vs. Sacred Heart3:15 p.m. ET Seton Hall vs. Boston College

Saturday, November 271 p.m. ET Game 1 Loser vs. Game 2 Loser3:15 p.m. ET Game 1 Winner vs. Game 2 Winner

Southeastern Conference TournamentDates: March 3-6, 2011Place: Nashville, Tenn.Arena: Bridgestone Arena (17,576)Teams: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU Ole Miss, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt

Game Schedule:

Thursday, March 3First Round Games12 p.m. CT, 2:30 p.m. CT, 6:30 p.m. CT, 9 p.m. CT [Fox Sports Net]

Friday, March 4Quarterfinals12 p.m. CT, 2:30 p.m. CT, 6:30 p.m. CT, 9 p.m. CT [Fox Sports Net]

Saturday, March 5Semifinals 3 p.m. CT, 5:30 p.m. CT [ESPNU]

Sunday, March 6Championship Game 4:30 p.m. CT [ESPN2]

NCAA Tournament First and Second RoundsDates: March 20 & 22, 2011Place: Auburn, Ala.Arena: Auburn Arena (9,121)

Game Schedule:

Sunday, March 20First Round GamesTimes TBA [ESPN2]

Tuesday, March 22Second-Round GamesTimes TBA [ESPN2]

Pairings and game times will be announced Monday, March 14, at 6 p.m. CT on ESPN

For ticket information, go to www.AuburnTigers.com or call 1-800-AUB-1957


Media Information

The Auburn Media Relations staff appreciates your interest in Auburn and constantly strives to assist you in your coverage of the Tigers and to make your job easier and more enjoyable. We have certain policies and procedures that we ask you to abide by. These policies and procedures are designed to take your needs as well as the needs of our players and coaches into consideration and create a good working situation for all. As always, we seek your suggestions and will try to handle any special requests you may have. If you have any special media requests of our office, please contact Matt Crouch in the Media Relations office at 334.844.9800. If you plan on attending a game at Auburn Arena please take a moment to review the following policies and procedures.

Media Credentials All requests for working press, photo and broadcast credentials for Auburn 2009-10 home basketball games should be made with the Auburn media relations office by calling 334.844.9800. Single-game credentials must be requested no later than NOON the day before the game. All credentials will be left at media will call in the Scholarship Entry lobby at the Auburn Arena. There is no restricted parking for women’s basketball games. Media are asked to park in the lots surrounding the Arena. Requests are honored from sports editors of daily newspapers and sports directors of television and radio stations. Requests from individuals not employed by a media outlet will not be considered. Spouses, dates, non-workers and anyone under 18 years of age are not permitted in the working press area. Auburn reserves the right to refuse any credential request deemed not to be in the best interest of the University.

Press Work Area Members of the media should enter the Arena through the Scholarship entry. A media workroom is available adjacent to the arena floor, with access limited to those with working credentials. Ethernet lines and wireless are available to the media in the media workroom. A

pre-game meal is served two hours prior to tipoff in the interview area of the media room.

Media Information The 2010-11 Auburn Women’s Basketball Media Supplement is a source of information for the news media. Additional information is available upon request from the Auburn Media Relations Office. News releases, photographs, digital images and video tapes will be made available to accredited members of the media. The Auburn Media Relations Office is located on the third floor of the Auburn Athletic Complex

MAILING ADDRESS: Auburn Media Relations P.O. Box 351 Auburn, AL 36831-0351 Phone: 334.844.9800

OVERNIGHT MAIL ADDRESS: Auburn Media Relations Auburn Athletic Complex 392 South Donahue Auburn, AL 36849

Post Game Interviews Postgame interviews will be coordinated by Auburn Media Relations. Coach Fortner and players will conduct a postgame press conference in the interview room adjacent to the court approximately 10 minutes following the game. A member of the Auburn Media Relations of-fice will take player interview requests during the second half of the game. The visiting coach and requested players will precede the home coach and players unless otherwise specified. If the opposing coach and players are not requested a member of the Auburn Media Relations staff will provide brief quotes to the working media.

Game Information Game Information will be provided on press row and in the media work room. First half play-by-play and halftime statistics will be distributed at the end of the first half and complete books will be available approximately 15 minutes after the game.

Photographers Auburn will follow NCAA and SEC rules regarding the media representatives photograph-ing the game. Photographers are limited to working the designated space along the baseline of the playing court. No credentials will be issued to freelance photographers, cutline writers or equipment carriers. Photographers will not be permitted to shoot from the sidelines. All photographers must remain seated on the floor in areas directly in front of fans on the baseline. Video taping from a kneeling position will not be permitted. Photo positions may be assigned by the Auburn Media Relations Office prior to selected games.

Wireless Internet Access Wireless internet access is available in the media room and on press row of the Arena. For information on how to access please ask Auburn women’s basketball SID Matt Crouch.

Covering Practices Please contact Matt Crouch at 334.844.9709 or [email protected] at least 24 prior to practice if you wish to attend any of Auburn’s practices. Most of Auburn’s practices are open to the media. Interviews with Coach Fortner and the student-athletes will be conducted following practice.

Teleconferences Coach Fortner will conduct a weekly teleconference on Tuesday’s throughout the 2010-11 season. During SEC play, Coach Fortner may also conduct a Friday teleconference. Student-athletes will be available upon request for the teleconferences. For more information, contact Matt Crouch at 334.844.9709 or [email protected].

SEC Media Information• Contact: Tammy Wilson is the women’s basketball media director for the Southeastern Conference. Any questions regarding SEC women’s basketball should be directed her at (205) 458-3010 or [email protected].• Player of the Week: The SEC will name a Player of the Week and a Freshman of the Week throughout the 2010-11 season. Each week’s selection will be selected on Monday for Tuesday a.m. publication.• SEC Website: The SEC Website (www.secsports.com) can be accessed 24 hours a day. Current league standings, statistics, notes, and other information regarding women’s basketball are available.

Auburn Women’s Basketball Radio This season, Auburn women’s basketball games can be heard live on Mix 96.7 FM in the Auburn area or on the Web at www.AuburnTigers.com. Andy Burcham will be calling play-by-play for the 23rd season, while Arnika Edwards will provide color for the fourth straight year. Coach Fortner and Burcham will also have a weekly live call-in show. The shows will begin each week at 6 p.m. CT from Logan’s Roadhouse at Tiger Town in Opelika, Ala., and can be heard on Mix 96.7 FM.

What To Find On The Web The home for Auburn athletics, www.AuburnTigers.com, is your source for Auburn Women’s Basketball. The website offers video of selected home games and audio of all games, as well as rosters, updated stats and the most recent news on the Tigers. Prospective student-athletes can send AU coaches information on themselves through the website and can research everything from Auburn’s history and traditions to local attractions. At AuburnTigers.com, you can also follow along on live stats for every Auburn home and away game.

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Media Relations • Radio

Kirk SampsonAssistant Athletic Director

Media Relations

Chuck GallinaDirector of Media Relations

Dan FroehlichAssociate Director

Brad GustAssociate Director

Matt CrouchAssociate Director

Bob GrantAssistant Director

Janelle FinleyMedia Relations Assistant

Kethy HarkerAdministrative Assistant

Todd Van EmstPhotographer

Steve SainVideographer

Kendra LeeAssistant Director

AUBURN MEDIA RELATIONS ............................................................. HOME/CELL PHONE

KIRK SAMPSON, Assistant AD/Media Relations ...........................................334.887.0839

Football ..................................................................................... [email protected] GALLINA, Sports Information Director.............................................334.502.0929

Men’s Basketball, Equestrian, Men’s Golf [email protected] CROUCH, Associate Director ...............................................................334.740.4109

Football, Women’s Basketball, Women’s Golf [email protected] FROEHLICH, Associate Director ............................................................334.826.2838

Soccer, Baseball .......................................................................... [email protected] GUST, Associate Director ....................................................................334.501.2239

Football, Track and Field .............................................................gustbra@.auburn.eduBOB GRANT, Assistant Director .....................................................................334.740.0934

Football, Softball ......................................................................... [email protected] LEE, Assistant Director ...................................................................334.750.0703

Volleyball, Swimming and Diving, Men’s Tennis ........................... [email protected] KEMPS, Media Relations Assistant ....................................................201.248.0816

Cross Country, Gymnastics, Women’s Tennis ............................... [email protected] SAIN, Video Contact ...........................................................................334.750.1388

Video/Satellite feed contact .......................................................... [email protected] VAN EMST, Photographer ..................................................................334.740.1380

Still photograph contact .............................................................. [email protected] HARKER, Administrative Assistant ....................................................334.887.5532

Media Relations Office Number ....................................................................334.844.9800

Media Relations Fax .....................................................................................334.844.9807

Auburn Arena Press Row ..............................................................................334.844.1933

......................................................................................................................334.844.1935

www.AuburnTigers.com

Tigers on the Radio

Andy BurchamRadio Play-by-Play

23rd Season

Auburn women’s basketball broadcasts can be heard live on Mix 96.7 FM in Auburn and on AuburnTigers.com. Calling the action for the games is veteran broadcaster Andy Burcham with the play-by-play and Arnika Edwards as the color analyst. Burcham joined Auburn women’s basketball in November of 1988 as its radio play-by-play man. He works as Station Manager for WANI 1400 AM in Auburn and is a veteran of the Auburn Network, covering football, baseball, soccer and men’s basketball broadcasts as well as the play-by-play voice for the Auburn Network pay-per-view and tape delayed telecasts. The Dean of SEC women’s basketball broadcasters, Burcham enters his 23rd season as the “Voice of Auburn Women’s Basketball.” He has been honored numer-ous times by the Alabama Associated Press for his play-by-play of Tiger Basketball. A native of Nashville, Ill., he received his bachelor’s degree from Indiana State University in 1983. Burcham has worked in radio in Bloomington, Ill., calling games for Illinois State, and in Carbondale, Ill., calling games for Southern Illinois. Burcham is married the former Jan Gunnels of Opp, Ala. The two were wed in July, 2004.


TEAM CAMP

The team camp allows Varsity, Junior Varsity, and AAU teams to

play competitive games against some of the best teams around.

Each team will play 7-10 games during the camp. In addition,

we will do a session of individual skill work as well as an Over-

time Tournament. All games are officiated by certified officials.

HIGH INTENSITY ELITE POSITION CAMP

Grades 10-12 (2 yr. Varsity experience)

This High Intensity Elite Position Camp is for advanced players

who aspire to play college basketball. Our coaches will work to

improve your individual skills through offensive skill work and

by giving you a better overall understanding of your position.

You will get specialized individual attention by Division I coaches

that will help you compete through AAU and your high school

career. Our goal for this camp is to help you gain direct insight

from the best coaches and players in the country on what it takes

to be successful at the collegiate level.

INDIVIDUAL CAMP (AGES 8-18)

Individual Camp is designed to help players of all skill levels

improve their game through fundamental work on offensive and

defensive basics including ball handling, shooting, rebounding,

and defense. Individual and team competitions will be held

throughout the camp. Each camper will receive instruction from

some of the best high school coaches in the country as well as the

Auburn Women’s Basketball staff and student-athletes.

PARENT CHILD CAMP (AGES 5-12)

A fun day for any parent, aunt, uncle, or godparent to spend

with their special child. We will emphasize the fundamentals

of the game, have competitions, and talk about the importance

of the role of a parent in a child’s athletic career. The Auburn

Women’s Basketball staff along with its student-athletes will be

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2011 Auburn/Nell Fortner Girls’ Basketball Camps

A Message from Coach Fortner:Here at Auburn, we take pride in our summer basketball camps!

We emphasize the fundamentals and techniques of the game to

ensure that each individual walks away being a better basketball

player! With that said, I would like to personally invite you to ex-

perience one our camps. The environment is fun and competitive.

You will interact with Auburn coaches and players and they will

help you become the very best that you can be. Please join us

this summer at camp and become a part of our Auburn Basketball

family!!

WAR EAGLE!!

WBB 2010-11 Media Guide

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