2010-2011FACTBOOK

Location: ....................................................................................Conway, Ark.Founded: ....................................................................................................1907Enrollment ............................................................................................. 11,444Nickname .....................................................................................Sugar BearsColors ......................................................................................... Purple & GrayPresident ...................................................................... Dr. Allen C. MeadorsAthletic Director ................................................................. Dr. Brad TeagueAthletic Phone ........................................................................501-450-3150Athletic Fax ..............................................................................501-450-3151Faculty Rep................................................................................ Dr. Bill BandyHead Coach .................................................................................. Matt DanielCoach’s phone ........................................................................501-450-3252Coach’s e-mail ..................... mattdaniel@centralarkansashoops.comRecord at UCA ........................................................ 27-31 (13-19) - 2 yearsAssociate Head Coach ..........................................................Tony KemperAssistant coaches .................Caronica Randle, Tiff any Brooks, Terrell

Coburn, Brandon JohnsonStrength Coach ................................................................... Cory CangelosiAthletic trainer .........................................................................Alison MooreAffi liation .............................................................................. NCAA Division IConference......................................................................................Southland2009-10 record ..........................................................................................21-82009-10 SLC record .................................................... 11-5 (2nd SLC East)Lettermen ret/lost ......................................................................................9/0Starters ret/lost............................................................................................5/0Home arena ............................................................................... Farris CenterCapacity .....................................................................................................5,500First year of play ...........................................................................1908/1976All-time record ...................................................................683-376-2 (.644)First Year of Division I ..................................................................... 2006-07Division I record .........................................................................48-67 (.417)SLC record/yrs .........................................................................26-38 (.406)/4NCAA Tournaments ................................................................5 (Division II)Last NCAA Tourney .................................. 2005 - Div. II Nat’l Semifi nals

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SCHOOL PTS

1. Lamar (10) 602. Central Arkansas (2) 52

3. Northwestern State 354. Southeastern Louisiana 295. McNeese State 266. Nicholls 14

SCHOOL PTS1. UTSA (5) 522. A&M-Corpus Christi (5) 463. Stephen F. Austin (2) 434. UT Arlington 395. Sam Houston State 206. Texas State 16

SCHOOL PTS1. Lamar (8) 582. Central Arkansas (4) 54

3. Northwestern State 384. Southeastern Louisiana 285. McNeese State 276. Nicholls 11

SCHOOL PTS1. UTSA (4) 532. A&M-Corpus Christi (4) 473. Stephen F. Austin (3) 424. UT Arlington (1) 395. Texas State 196. Sam Houston State 16

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PRESEASON ALL-SLCPRESEASON ALL-SLCFIRST TEAMJenna Plumley, Sr., G, LamarMegan Herbert, So., F, Central ArkansasJade Davis, Sr., G, A&M-Corpus ChristiWhitney York, Jr., G, UTSARicshanda Bickham, Sr., G, Nicholls

SECOND TEAMJudy Jones, So., G/F, UTSAShalyn Martin, Sr., F, UT ArlingtonTammara Marion, Jr., G, SFAAshleigh Franklin, Sr., F, UTSAKalis Loyd, So., G, Lamar

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Last season, the Sugar Bears entered the season with just three combined years of Division I experience among the nine players on the active roster. It’s a vast diff erence this season as Central Arkan-sas returns all of its lettermen from last year’s 21-8 team and has added six new faces to the lineup. Sidney Stewart and Brea Banks both redshirted last season – Stewart due to transfer rule, Banks to injury –and four new signees are now on board including junior guard Destinee Rogers, the team’s leading scorer in 2008-09 before being dismissed from the team with two games left in the season.

The Sugar Bears will open the season with cross-town foe Hen-drix College, an NCAA Division III member. They will then travel to Tuscaloosa to take on Alabama –UCA’s second SEC opponent since moving to Division I. The Sugar Bears lost 104-63 to Ole Miss on Dec. 17, 2006.

The three teams to record non-conference wins against the Sugar Bears last season – Belmont, Lipscomb and Chicago State – all come to the Farris Center this year. UCA was 15-1 at home last sea-son with wins over Tulsa of Conference USA and Southland cham-pion Lamar included.

Lamar, which won the West division last season, has switched back to become a permanent member of the East division after it and Stephen F. Austin had made a two-year switch. With the change, the two highest vote-getters in the preseason Sports Information Directors poll will get to square off twice. Those meetings will pro-duce the Southland’s marquee individual matchup – pitting South-land Player of the Year & Newcomer of the Year Jenna Plumley, a senior Lamar guard and Oklahoma transfer, up against Central Arkansas sophomore forward Megan Herbert, who led the league in scoring, rebounding, fi eld goal percentage and free throw per-centage last season.

In addition to Rogers and the nine returning members of last year’s squad, the Sugar Bears will benefi t from the inside presence of 6-1 freshman Courtney Duever and 6-foot junior Porsha Donnerson – doubling last year’s center rotation. In Stewart, the Sugar Bears add an experienced perimeter player whose outside shooting will complement sophomore forward Westin Taylor who fi nished sec-ond to Plumley in 3-pointers made last season in the Southland.

Though 15 are on the roster, the season begins with the status of two guards in question. Junior Nakeia Guiden, an All-SLC honorable mention pick, was declared out for a minimum of six weeks just be-fore the season began, and junior transfer Jelessa Williams started the year out indefi nitely after missing most of the preseason with a leg injury.

2010-11 PREVIEW2010-11 PREVIEW

12 Hendrix Conway 7 p.m.14 at Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2 p.m.19 at Morehead State Morehead, Ky. 6 p.m.20 vs. Norfolk State Morehead, Ky. 6 p.m.21 vs. Houston Baptist Morehead, Ky. 12 p.m.27 Belmont Conway 2 p.m.29 Lipscomb Conway 7 p.m.

6 Central Baptist Conway 7 p.m.11 Eastern Kentucky Conway 2 p.m.18 at Arkansas Pine-Bluff Pine Bluff , Ark. 5:30 p.m.28 Chicago State Conway 7 p.m.

NOVEMBERNOVEMBER

DECEMBERDECEMBER

JANUARYJANUARY1 Oklahoma Wesleyan Conway 2 p.m.4 Ecclesia Conway 5:30 p.m.8 at Lamar* Beaumont, Texas 2 p.m.12 Stephen F. Austin* Conway 7 p.m.15 at Northwestern State* Natchitoches, La. 2 p.m.19 Nicholls* Conway 7 p.m.22 Lamar* Conway 2 p.m.26 at Southeastern Louisiana* Hammond, La. 7 p.m.29 McNeese State* Conway 2 p.m.

FEBRUARYFEBRUARY2 Northwestern State* Conway 7 p.m.5 UT Arlington* Conway 2 p.m.9 at Texas State* San Marcos, Texas 7 p.m.12 at McNeese State* Lake Charles, La. 1 p.m.19 at Sam Houston State* Huntsville, Texas 2 p.m.23 at Nicholls* Thibodaux, La. 6:30 p.m.26 Southeastern Louisiana* Conway 2 p.m.

MARCHMARCH2 UTSA* Conway 7 p.m.5 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi* Corpus Christi, Texas 7 p.m.8-12 Southland Conf. Tournament Katy, Texas TBD

* denotes Southland Conference games All times CST

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MATT DANIELMATT DANIELHEAD COACH3RD SEASON2010 SoUTHLAND CONFERENCE 2010 SoUTHLAND CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEARCOACH OF THE YEAR

When Matt Daniel was hired at Central Arkansas, he was faced with the task of turning around a program struggling through its transition to NCAA Division I after a long history of success in Division II and NAIA.

Mission accomplished.

In just his second season on the job, Daniel – the 2010 Southland Conference Coach of the Year and WBCA National Coach of the Year nominee – led Central Arkansas to a nation-leading and Southland record-breaking 15-win improvement to get the Sugar Bears to 21-8 and mere seconds away from a division title.

Following a 6-23 campaign in his fi rst season, Daniel overhauled the roster and hit the recruiting trail hard – landing a nine-member class that included seven homegrown talents. Among them were Megan Her-bert - Arkansas’ Miss Basketball 2009 and the 2010 Southland Conference Freshman of the Year; Westin Taylor – rated the state’s No. 2 prospect by one service; and Sidney Stewart – a transfer from traditional power Louisiana Tech. Daniel also was able to pluck Britney Gowans – a guard ranked in the top 35 nationally by ESPN – out of Dallas.

After four season-ending injuries in the preseason, Daniel found himself with a roster of only nine players with a combined three years of Division I experience – the nation’s most inexperienced team.

With six freshmen, two sophomores and a junior, Dan-iel and the Sugar Bears re-wrote record books as they had the 8th-biggest improvement ever in Division I and broke the league’s 24 year-old record. At 15-1, they led the Southland in home wins and broke the school record for most in a season. Of the 21 wins, 11 came against teams Central Arkansas had played and failed to beat the year before.

The team also broke scoring records both off ensively

and defensively, putting up new conference marks for most points in a game (119) and fewest points allowed in a game (22). They held fi ve opponents to fewer than 50 points and scored 85 or more in seven games – including three 100-point games.

The success extended be-yond the fl oor and into the stands and the classroom for the Sugar Bears. The team had a combined GPA of over 3.0 and UCA saw a 46.7 percent spike in home atten-dance in 2010.

The 34 year-old Arkansas na-tive came to Central Arkansas from the University of Mis-souri, where he quickly de-veloped a reputation as one of the nation’s most tireless and spirited young coaches. During his three seasons at Mizzou, where he served as recruiting coordinator, he assembled the nation’s 25th, 26th and 31st-ranked classes.

Prior to joining the staff at Missouri, Daniel spent the 2004-05 season at the Uni-versity of Colorado under legendary coach Ceal Barry, returning to the campus where he began his colle-giate playing career in the mid-’90S.

In 2003-04, Daniel led Little Rock’s Pulaski Academy boys to a 34-1 record, a berth in the state semifi nals and a national ranking as high as No. 14 while earning 6-AAA High School Coach of the Year honors.

Daniel also has some his-tory with the Southland

Conference, having been an assistant men’s coach at UT Arlington from 1999-2003.

Since beginning his coach-ing career just more than a decade ago as a graduate as-sistant at Arizona State, Dan-iel has coached a number of players who have gone on to play professionally in the NBA, WNBA and overseas, and has developed a keen eye for talent while estab-lishing himself as one of the premiere young recruiters in the nation.

He coached his younger brother, Josh, at UT Arling-ton. His father, David, is well respected in Arkansas coach-ing circles, having coached both high school and colle-giately in the state for more than 30 years before moving into athletics administration.

Daniel was an all-state per-former at Jonesboro High, being named Mr. Basketball in the state in 1994 when he was the state tournament MVP while leading his team to a state title in Arkansas’ highest classifi cation.

He began his collegiate ca-reer at Colorado in 1994-95, guiding the Buff aloes to the NIT and becoming the fi rst freshman to earn a post-season start in the school’s history. The next season, he was an Academic All-Big Eight selection. After two years with the Buff s, Daniel transferred to Harding Uni-versity in Searcy, Ark., where he graduated in 1998.

TERRELLTERRELLCOBURNCOBURNASST. STRENGTH COACHDIRECTOR OF PLAYERDEVELOPMENT

FIRST SEASON

BRANDONBRANDONJOHNSONJOHNSON

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CARONICACARONICARANDLERANDLE

TONY KEMPERTONY KEMPER

ASSISTANT COACHFIRST SEASON

ASSISTANT COACHTHIRD SEASON

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACHFIRST SEASON

Played at UCA from ‘03-’07, left as

school’s third-leading scorer (2,089

pts) and all-time leader in free

throws made ... helped lead team to

NCAA Division II semifi nal in ‘05 ...

named Most Outstanding Player of

South Regional in ‘05 Div. II

Tournament ... two-time All-

American honorable mention

... graduated from

UCA in ‘08 with bachelor’s

in Business Administration ...

in charge of team travel and

academics

Played for Coach Daniel at Missouri

for two seasons ... led Tigers in

scoring as a sophomore and fi nished

career with scoring average of 11.3

ppg ... was key component of ‘05-’06

Tigers team that had 21 wins and

ended defending national champion

Baylor’s 30-game winning streak

... fi rst Division I coaching job after

graduating from Missouri in 2007

and pursuing a professional playing

career ... spent 2009-10 season as an

assistant coach at North Iowa Area

Community College.

Joins Sugar Bears after serving previous

four seasons as an assistant coach with

the Central Arkansas men’s basketball

program ... helped the Bears make one

of nation’s most successful transitions

to Division I –during the reclassifi cation

period UCA spent four weeks in Mid-Major

Top 25 poll ... working primarily with post

players, Kemper coached four players who

went on to earn All-Southland Confer-

ence honors including Durrell Nevels who

ranked among national Top 5 in blocks in ‘06-’07 ... prior

to UCA, served two years as an assistant coach at Hutchin-

son (Kan.) Community College –one of the nation’s most

successful junior college programs ... spent one season as

head coach at Quivira Heights high school in Bushton, Kan.

in ‘03-’04 and guided team to seven-win improvement

from previous season, capturing No. 1 seed in regional

tournament ... played collegiately at Fort Hays State where

he earned a BBA in Finance in ‘01 and a

BBA in Business Education in ‘03 ... earned

MS in Organizational Leadership from

FHSU in ‘08 ... resides in Conway with wife

Sandra and son Brayden

PRONUNCIATION

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown Previous School

2 Micah Rice G 5-6 So. Little Rock, Ark. Parkview4 Westin Taylor F 5-10 So. Silver Hill, Ark. Valley Springs10 Marci Moffi tt G 5-7 Jr. Batesville, Ark. Batesville11 Megan Herbert F 5-11 So. Rogers, Ark. Shiloh Christian12 Britney Gowans F 5-11 So. Dallas, Texas Lincoln15 Nakeia Guiden G 5-8 Jr. Twin Groves, Ark. Guy-Perkins20 Sidney Stewart G 5-10 Jr. Damascus, Ark. Louisiana Tech22 Jelessa Williams G 5-6 Jr. West Memphis, Ark. Arkansas Baptist23 Destinee Rogers G 5-5 Jr. Camden, Ark. Camden Fairview30 Desiree’ Rogers F 5-11 So. Camden, Ark. Camden Fairview31 Brea Banks F 5-11 Sr. West Memphis, Ark. Moberly Area CC32 Chantel Moss C 6-2 So. Coolidge, Ariz. Coolidge34 Porsha Donnerson C 6-0 Jr. West Memphis, Ark. Arkansas Baptist41 Megan Moss C 6-3 Sr. Coolidge, Ariz. Coolidge50 Courtney Duever C 6-1 Fr. Austin, Texas Westlake

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11 - Megan Herbert (HER-BERT, NOT Ay-Bear)

12 - Britney Gowans (Gow-wins)

15 - Nakeia (Nuh-key-ya) Guiden (Guy-den)

22 - Jelessa (Juh-lee-sa) Williams30 - Desiree’ (Dez-uh-ray) Rogers32 - Chantel (Shan-tell) Moss50 - Courtney Duever (Doover)

BREAKDOWNBY STATE:BY STATE:Arkansas (11)

BatesvilleCamden (2)DamascusLittle RockRogersSilver HillTwin GrovesWest Memphis (3)

Arizona (2)

Coolidge(2)

Texas (2)

DallasMt. Vernon

BY CLASSBY CLASSSeniors - 2Juniors - 6Sophomores - 6Freshmen - 1

MICAHMICAHRICERICE

5-6SOPHOMORE

GUARDLITTLE ROCK, ARK.

PARKVIEW HS

Points: 24, at Belmont - 11/13/09

Rebounds: 8, vs Texas College - 12/5/09

Assists: 9, at Chicago State - 12/29/09

Steals: 4, four times (last - NWST 2/13/10)

Blocks: 3, vs Texas State - 1/16/10

Year GP/GS FG/A FG Pct. 3pt. 3pct. FT/A FTpct. Pts. PPG Reb. RPG Ast Blk. Stl‘09-’10 29-29 75-220 .341 29-94 .309 72-86 .837 251 8.7 109 3.8 82 7 47

Career 29-29 75-220 .341 29-94 .309 72-86 .837 251 8.7 109 3.8 82 7 47

CAREER HIGHS CAREER STATS

• Averaged 8.7 points, 3.8 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.6 steals

• Scored in double fi gures in 11 games, with high of 24 in season opener at Belmont

• Led team in steals 10 times, assists 8 times, blocks 3 times and scoring once.

• Set then-school record with most FTs made in a game without a miss (13-13) in Bel-mont game.

• 83.7 FT Pct. was 3rd best in Southland Conference

2009-102009-10

HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL• Named to Arkansas Demo-

crat-Gazette All-Arkansas 1st Team as a senior after averag-ing 20 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals per game while leading team to 21-5 record

• Helped take Parkview to state championship game in 2008.

WESTINWESTINTAYLORTAYLOR

5-11SOPHOMORE

FORWARDSILVER HILL, ARK.

VALLEY SPRINGS HS

Points: 38 vs Ecclesia - 11/18/09

Rebounds: 9, twice (last - McNeese St 3/6/10)

Assists: 5, SE Louisiana - 1/27/10

Steals: 5, at A&M-Corpus Christi - 1/9/10

Blocks: 4, twice (last - SFA 1/13/10)

Year GP/GS FG/A FG Pct. 3pt. 3pct. FT/A FTpct. Pts. PPG Reb. RPG Ast Blk. Stl‘09-’10 29/27 99-261 .379 74-207 .357 16-21 .762 288 9.9 147 5.1 31 22 36

Career 29/27 99-261 .379 74-207 .357 16-21 .762 288 9.9 147 5.1 31 22 36

CAREER HIGHS CAREER STATS

• Averaged 9.9 points, 5.1 rebounds and 1.2 steals

• Made 74 3-pointers, second-most in the Southland Conference and second-most in a season in UCA history

• Set SLC record with 10 3-pt FG in a game (Ecclesia), only Division I player to make 10 in a half.

• Reached double fi gures in points in 12 games.

• Led team in scoring 3 times, rebound-ing once, steals 7 times and blocks 8 times.

2009-102009-10

HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL• Led teams to three state title appear-

ances, winning two. • Named fi rst team All-Arkansas by

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and was fi rst-team All-State in senior season

• Named MVP of North Central Arkan-sas All-Star Game and won the event’s 3-point competition.

• led Marshall High to consecutive state titles in Soph. and Jr. seasons. Was runner-up at Valley Springs in Sr. year.

• Named All-Arkansas 2nd team as a junior by Democrat-Gazette.

• All-State Tournament Team as a sopho-more.

• Two-time all-state in softball

Points: 14, twice (last - Nicholls 2/24/10)

Rebounds: 8, twice (last - HBU, 1/5/10)

Assists: 6, Texas College - 12/5/09

Steals: 3, Ecclesia - 11/18/09

Blocks: 1, twice (last - Nicholls 2/24/10)

Year GP/GS FG/A FG Pct. 3pt. 3pct. FT/A FTpct. Pts. PPG Reb. RPG Ast Blk. Stl

‘08-’09 29-12 40-111 .360 14-55 .255 13-21 .619 107 3.7 50 1.7 30 0 12

‘09-’10 29-4 42-110 .382 18-51 .353 27-42 .643 129 4.4 71 2.4 48 2 14

Career 58-16 82-221 .371 32-106 .302 40-63 .635 236 4.1 121 2.1 78 2 26

CAREER HIGHS CAREER STATS

• Earned scholarship after playing fresh-man season as a walk-on.

• Averaged 4.4 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.7 assists in 19.3 minutes.

• Scored in double fi gures twice, tying career high with 14 points vs. Nicholls

• Led team in assists in four games

2009-102009-10

2008-092008-09• Played in all 29 games as true freshman

walk-on, starting 12. • Averaged 3.7 points, 1.7 rebounds and

1 assist in 17.3 minutes.• Led team in assists twice and once in

steals and rebounds• Scored in double fi gures once, getting

career-high 14 points vs. UT Arlington. Had career-high 8 rebounds at Tulsa.

HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL• 2-time 5A All-State selection at Bates-

ville High. Three-time All-Conference.• All-State Tournament Team as Sr.;

NEA All-Tournament Team as Jr. & Sr.; All-Tournament team at White River Roundball Classic as Soph.

• Won state title in softball, was all-con-ference in senior year.

• Graduated 5th in class of 136 with 4.3 GPA, won award for highest marks in Spanish I & II, Advanced Pre-Calculus and Personal Finance.

MARCIMARCIMOFFITTMOFFITT

5-8JUNIORGUARD

BATESVILLE, ARK.BATESVILLE HS

MEGANMEGANHERBERTHERBERT5-11SOPHOMOREFORWARDROGERS, ARK.SHILOH CHRISTIAN HS

Points: 38 vs Wiley - 12/14/09

Rebounds: 20 at NW State - 1/30/10

Assists: 5, Ecclesia - 11/18/09

Steals: 3, at Belmont 11/13/09

Blocks: 2, twice (last - SE La. - 1/27/10)

Year GP/GS FG/A FG Pct. 3pt. 3pct. FT/A FTpct. Pts. PPG Reb. RPG Ast Blk. Stl‘09-’10 29/29 210-379 .554 23-64 .359 190-226 .841 633 21.8 399 13.8 22 9 26

Career 29/29 210-379 .554 23-64 .359 190-226 .841 633 21.8 399 13.8 22 9 26

CAREER HIGHS CAREER STATS

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FRESHMAN OF THE YEARFRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

1st Team All-SLC1st Team All-SLC

Led Nation In Led Nation In Total ReboundsTotal Rebounds

Led Nation InLed Nation InOff ensive ReboundsOff ensive Rebounds

One of three Division IOne of three Division Iplayers to averageplayers to average

20 ppg & 10 rpg20 ppg & 10 rpg

Had 2nd longestHad 2nd longestDouble-Double StreakDouble-Double Streak

ever by Div. I playerever by Div. I player(23 games)(23 games)

Led Southland in 6Led Southland in 6categories: categories:

Scoring, Rebounding, FG Pct., FT Pct., Scoring, Rebounding, FG Pct., FT Pct., Off . Rebounds, Def. Rebounds Off . Rebounds, Def. Rebounds

2009-102009-10

HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL

Games played/started – 29/29 … Turned in one of the all-time great seasons in Southland Conference history and most dominant fresh-man seasons ever in Division I play … All-American nominee, was named Southland Confer-ence Freshman of the Year and fi rst-team All-Conference … had a string of 23 consecutive double-doubles, the second longest streak ever by a Division I player, recording 27 double-doubles in all … averaged 21.8 points and 13.8 rebounds, leading the Southland in both categories and one of only three players in the nation to aver-age 20 and 10 … led the nation in total rebounds and was second in the nation in rebounding average … was 9th in nation in scoring and 17th in fi eld goal percentage (55.4 pct.) … had sixth-highest rebound total in Southland his-tory with 399 and third-highest average … set Southland record for free throws made in a game with 18 against Southeast Mis-souri, and had second-highest season total free throws made at 190 … became fi rst player to lead Southland in both scoring and rebounding since 1999 … led Southland with four Player of the

Week awards … led Southland in 30-point games (8) – including tying teammate Westin Taylor for highest single-game eff ort with 38, and the two next highest with 36 and 37 … led Southland with 17 20-point games and 28 10-re-bound games, including one of only three 20-rebound games in the league … broke school record for free throws made in a game without a miss, going 16-for-16 against Tulsa in a 36-point, 18-re-bound eff ort … scored in double fi gures in 28 of 29 games, had 11 games of at least 15 rebounds and four games of 30 points/15 rebounds … had one 20-point/20-rebound game (at Northwestern State) in which she outscored the opposing team 17-14 in the second half and had 16 rebounds to their 19 … broke school records for total rebounds and rebound-ing average in a season … had highs of 38 points vs. Wiley, 20 rebounds vs. Northwestern State, fi ve assists vs. Ecclesia, 3 steals at Belmont and two blocks against both Stephen F. Austin and South-eastern Louisiana … led team in scoring 21 times, in rebounding 28 times, assists twice, steals fi ve times and blocked shots in four

games … shot 55.4 percent from the fi eld, a team-high 35.9 percent from 3-point range and team-high 84.1 percent from free throw line.

• Named Arkansas’ Miss Bas-ketball in 2009 after leading Shiloh Christian to 34-1 record and Class 4A State title.

• Averaged 25.5 pts/10.9 rebs during senior season

• Named State Tournament MVP after 26 pts/11 rebs in title game and 39/21 in semifi nal.

• MVP of Arkansas HS Coaches Assoc. All-Star game, with game-high 15 pts in 80-65 win

• Four-time all-state, all-region and all-district selection.

• Averaged 21.2 pts, 10.7 rebs & 1.2 steals as a junior, earning 2nd team All-Arkansas

• National Christian School Athletic Association 1st Team All-American

• Averaged 22.5 pts, 15 rebs, 2 steals as a sophomore; 19 pts, 9.3 rebs and 2 steals as a fresh-man

• More than 2,800 pts and 1,300 rebounds in career

27 Double-Doubles27 Double-Doubles

8 30-point games8 30-point games

17 20-point games17 20-point games

28 10-rebound games28 10-rebound games

11 15-rebound games11 15-rebound games

4 30pt/15reb games4 30pt/15reb games

BRITNEYBRITNEYGOWANSGOWANS5-11SOPHOMOREFORWARDDALLAS, TEXASLINCOLN HS

Points: 16, twice

Rebounds: 11, at Stephen F. Austin 3/3/10

Assists: 6, Northwestern State 2/13/10

Steals: 6, Ecclesia 11/18/09

Blocks: 8, Houston Baptist 1/5/10

Year GP/GS FG/A FG Pct. 3pt. 3pct. FT/A FTpct. Pts. PPG Reb. RPG Ast Blk. Stl‘09-’10 29/8 66-241 .274 27-125 .216 37-48 .771 196 6.8 105 3.6 54 28 46

Career 29/8 66-241 .274 27-125 .216 37-48 .771 196 6.8 105 3.6 54 28 46

CAREER HIGHS CAREER STATS

• Averaged 6.8 points, 3.6 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 1.6 steals and 1.0 blocks

• Scored in double fi gures six times with season-high 16 against Houston Baptist and Stephen F. Austin

• Had 11 rebounds at Stephen F. Austin• Recorded 8 blocks (4th most in school

history) against Houston Baptist• Led team with 28 blocks (4th in SLC)• Led team in assists 7 times, steals 9

times and blocks 10 times

2009-102009-10

HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL• All-State and 3-time All-District• Led Lincoln to ‘08 4A state cham-

pionship and was named to All-Tournament team

• Off ensive Player of the Year in District 12-4A

• Ranked No. 12 player overall in Texas and No. 35 shooting guard nationally by ESPN Hoopgurlz

• Team was ranked No. 20 in the nation by USA Today

• Averaged 15 points, 5.3 re-bounds, 4.2 steals and 2.5 assists per game

NAKEIANAKEIAGUIDENGUIDEN

5-8JUNIORGUARD

TWIN GROVES, ARK.GUY-PERKINS HS

Points: 22 (UTSA, 02/11/09; TXST 1/16/10)

Rebounds: 8, twice (Wiley, @McNeese St.)

Assists: 8, twice (SELA, Sam Houston)

Steals: 5, fi ve times

Blocks: 2, four times

Year GP/GS FG/A FG Pct. 3pt. 3pct. FT/A FTpct. Pts. PPG Reb. RPG Ast Blk. Stl08-’09 29/18 72-171 .421 6-30 .200 59-124 .476 209 7.2 67 2.3 46 10 35

09-’10 29/29 86-212 .406 2-16 .125 112-155 .723 286 9.9 118 4.1 90 15 54

Career 58/47 158-383 .413 8-46 .174 171-279 .613 495 8.5 185 3.2 136 25 89

CAREER HIGHS CAREER STATS

• Averaged 9.9 pts, 4.1 rebs, 3.1 asts & 1.9 steals for season; 12.1 pts, 4.1 rebs, 3.4 asts & 2.3 steals in Southland Conference play

• Scored double fi gures 13 times, tied career high of 22 vs. Texas State

• Tied career highs in rebounds and assists (eight) twice each

• Led team in scoring twice, as-sists in 15 games, steals in 12 games and blocked shots six times

• Improved 24.7 percent from previous season at FT line

2009-102009-10

2008-092008-09• Averaged 7.2 pts, 2.3 rebs, 1.6

asts & 1.2 steals• Scored double fi gures nine

times• Led team in scoring six times,

in assists eight times, in steals fi ve times and twice in blocked shots

HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL• Four-time all-state performer

for hall of fame coach John Hutchcraft at Guy-Perkins

• Went 89-19 during high school career, taking team to one title and three title games

• Had 25 points and 13 rebounds in 2008 state title game

• Averaged 25.4 points, 6.4 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 5.2 steals as a senior

• Named fi rst-team All-Faulkner County four years in a row

SIDNEYSIDNEYSTEWARTSTEWART5-10JUNIORGUARDDAMASCUS, ARK.LOUISIANA TECH

• Redshirted following transfer from Louisiana Tech

2009-102009-10

PREVIOUS SCHOOLPREVIOUS SCHOOL• Played two seasons at traditional

power Louisiana Tech, starting 28 games as a sophomore in ‘08-’09

• Averaged 5.5 points, 3.6 rebounds, 1.9 assists as a Soph.;. as a fresh-man averaged 4.5 points and 2.0 rebounds

• Two-time WAC All-Academic • Second on team with 33 3-pt FG

in ‘08-’09 season• Scored in double fi gures nine

times with career high of 16 at San Jose State as a freshman

• Had career-high eight rebounds at Boise State as a freshman

HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL• Three-Time Faulkner County

Player of the Year and two-time All-State selection

• Led Conway High to 7A state championship game in ‘07 as a senior

• As a junior averaged 22.7 points, 7.8 rebounds and 6.9 assists at Greenbrier High

• Averaged 21.3 points as a sophomore and was named to Arkansas Democrat-Gazette All-Sophomore Team

JELESSAJELESSAWILLIAMSWILLIAMS

5-6JUNIORGUARD

WEST MEMPHIS, ARK.ARKANSAS BAPTIST

PREVIOUS SCHOOLSPREVIOUS SCHOOLS• Averaged 14 points, 3 rebounds,

4 assists and 2 steals for Arkansas Baptist College in 2009-10

• Led Lady Buff s to 22-7 record and runner-up fi nish in NJCAA Region

• Dean’s List student at ABC• Was three-time all-conference

and all-state tournament selec-tion at West Memphis (Ark.) High School

• Led WMHS to two conference championships and state title game appearances

• Selected to Arkansas High School All-Star Game.

DESTINEEDESTINEEROGERSROGERS

5-5JUNIORGUARD

CAMDEN, ARK.CAMDEN FAIRVIEW HS

Points: 28, at Lamar 2/4/09

Rebounds: 8, at Sam Houston St. 2/7/09

Assists: 7, UTSA 2/11/09

Steals: 5, at Oral Roberts 11/24/08

Blocks: NA

Year GP/GS FG/A FG Pct. 3pt. 3pct. FT/A FTpct. Pts. PPG Reb. RPG Ast Blk. Stl‘08-’09 26/24 88-241 .365 33-105 .314 49-67 .731 258 9.9 80 3.1 78 0 31

Career 26/24 88-241 .365 33-105 .314 49-67 .731 258 9.9 80 3.1 78 0 31

CAREER HIGHS CAREER STATS

• Played at Carl Albert State in Poteau, Okla.; averaged 19.4 points and 6 assists

• Was named All-NJCAA Region 2 Tourna-ment First Team

2009-102009-10

HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL• Won four state titles - two at

Strong HS and two at Camden Fairview HS

• Went 70-2 at Strong in Freshman and Sophomore seasons, win-ning two state titles

• Transferred to 5A Camden Fair-view as a junior when her father Ronald was named head coach

• Won consecutive titles at Fair-view, going 31-0 and reaching national No. 23 ranking in ‘06-’07

• In ‘07-’08 led team to 26-4 record • Scored 11 points in fi nal 2:07 of

state title game• Four-time All-State and All-State

Tournament selection

• Led Central Arkansas in scoring at 9.9 and in assists at 3.0 as a true freshman

• Second on team with 33 3-point FGs, shooting 31.4 percent

• Scored double fi gures in 13 games• Was 7-14 on 3-point FGs in 28-point

outing at Lamar

2008-092008-09

DESIREE’DESIREE’ROGERSROGERS

5-11SOPHOMORE

FORWARDCAMDEN, ARK.

CAMDEN FAIRVIEW HS

Points: 28, Texas State 1/16/10

Rebounds: 13, Ecclesia 11/18/09

Assists: 4, Wiley 12/14/09

Steals: 3, twice (Ecclesia, Houston Baptist)

Blocks: 2, Texas State 1/16/10

Year GP/GS FG/A FG Pct. 3pt. 3pct. FT/A FTpct. Pts. PPG Reb. RPG Ast Blk. Stl‘09-’10 29/17 113/286 .395 17-61 .279 97-156 .622 340 11.7 165 5.7 25 5 26

Career 29/17 113/286 .395 17-61 .279 97-156 .622 340 11.7 165 5.7 25 5 26

CAREER HIGHS CAREER STATS

• Second on team in scoring at 11.7 per game

• Scored double fi gures 16 times with two 20-point games

• Had three double-digit rebound games (Ecclesia, Houston Baptist, Sam Hous-ton), all double-double games

• Led team in scoring and steals three times and once in blocked shots

2009-102009-10

HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL• Four-time All-Conference and

All-State selection• Played freshman year at Strong

before transferring to Camden Fairview as a sophomore

• Took team to two Class 5A state championships (‘07, ‘08) and made state tournament appear-ance in ‘09

• Three-time All-State Tournament Team selection

• Camden News Co-MVP in ‘08 and ‘09

• Averaged 15 points, 8.6 re-bounds, 4 assists and 3.5 steals during senior season

BREABREABANKSBANKS

5-11SENIOR

FORWARDWEST MEMPHIS, ARK.

MOBERLY AREA CC

• Played in two games before missing remainder of season due to injury

• Recorded two points, one rebound and one steal in eight minutes of action

2009-102009-10

PREVIOUS SCHOOLPREVIOUS SCHOOL• Averaged 9 points, 4 rebounds, 2

assists and 2 steals per game for 23-9 Lady Greyhounds in ‘08-’09 before missing end of season due to shoulder surgery

• Averaged 10.1 points, 3.5 re-bounds, 1.5 assists and 1 steal per game as a freshman in ‘07-’08 and earned 2nd Team All-Region XVI honors.

HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL• Two-time all-state and three-time all-

conference selection at West Mem-phis HS

• Two-time Memphis Commercial Ap-peal All-Metro performer

• Named conference MVP as a senior and appeared in state all-star game

• Named Crittenden County Newcom-er of the Year as a sophomore and was selected to the all-county team

CHANTELCHANTELMOSSMOSS

6-2SOPHOMORE

CENTERCOOLIDGE, ARIZ.

COOLIDGE HS

Points: 6, Central Methodist 11/25/09

Rebounds: 3, Texas College 12/5/09

Assists: 2, Stephen F. Austin 1/13/10

Steals: 1, twice (Central Methodist, Texas Col.)

Blocks: 2, Ecclesia 11/18/09

Year GP/GS FG/A FG Pct. 3pt. 3pct. FT/A FTpct. Pts. PPG Reb. RPG Ast Blk. Stl‘09-’10 18/0 10/25 .400 0-0 NA 4-8 .500 24 1.3 13 0.7 5 7 2

Career 18/0 10/25 .400 0-0 NA 4-8 .500 24 1.3 13 0.7 5 7 2

CAREER HIGHS CAREER STATS

• Led team in blocked shots in four games

• Had high of six points against Central Methodist, three rebounds against Texas College and two blocks against Ecclesia

2009-102009-10

HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL• All-State Honorable Mention at

Coolidge High• Named All-Arizona 2nd Team by

ESPN Rise• Selected to Arizona All-Star

Game• As a junior was All-State and All-

Region and averaged 18.6 points, 12.1 rebounds, 4.6 blocks and 2.1 assists per game

• Named 3A South Player of the Year

• 2nd Team All-Region as a Sopho-more

PORSHAPORSHADONNERSONDONNERSON

5-11JUNIORCENTER

WEST MEMPHIS, ARK.ARKANSAS BAPTIST

PREVIOUS SCHOOLSPREVIOUS SCHOOLS• Averaged 17.3 points, 14 rebounds

and 2.2 steals for Arkansas Baptist College in ‘09-’10

• Led Lady Buff s to 22-7 record and runner-up fi nish in NJCAA Region 2

• Finished second in the nation in rebounding and ranked among national Top 50 in scoring

• Selected to Region 2 All-Tourna-ment team

• Named to ABC Dean’s List• Three-time all-conference and

all-state tournament team at West Memphis High

• Led WMHS to three conference championships and three state title games

• Selected to Arkansas high school all-star game

MEGANMEGANMOSSMOSS

6-3SENIORCENTER

COOLIDGE, ARIZ.CENTRAL ARIZONA

Points: 11 (Nicholls, 1/21/09)

Rebounds: 8 (at Houston Baptist, 12/29/08)

Assists: 4 (Grambling, 11/22/08)

Steals: 2 (Grambling; McNeese 1/24/09)

Blocks: 3, three times

Year GP/GS FG/A FG Pct. 3pt. 3pct. FT/A FTpct. Pts. PPG Reb. RPG Ast Blk. Stl08-’09 25-8 18-63 .286 2-5 .400 15-33 .455 53 2.1 51 2.0 9 13 13

09-’10 25-2 13-37 .351 3-9 .333 22-38 .579 51 2.0 51 2.0 10 14 1

Career 50-10 31-100 .310 5-14 .357 37-71 .521 104 2.1 102 2.0 19 27 14

CAREER HIGHS CAREER STATS

• Tied career high with three blocks against Stephen F. Austin

• Had season highs in points and re-bounds with seven each against Central Methodist

• Led team in blocks in fi ve games

2009-102009-10

PREVIOUS SCHOOLSPREVIOUS SCHOOLS• Played on national JUCO

runner-up Central Arizona, fi nishing season ranked No. 1 with 33-1 record where only loss was one-point defeat in national title game

• Vaqueras won their games by an average of 39.9 points under Lin Lauren, a 2008 Women’s Basketball HOF inductee with 970 career wins

• 1st Team All-Region dur-ing senior year at Coolidge High in ‘06-’07

• Two-year team captain• All 5A Division II All-Con-

ference Honorable Men-tion during Soph. and Jr. seasons

• Arizona All-Star Game participant in ‘07

• Led team in rebounding and steals twice each, and three times in blocks

• Had career-high 11 points in win over Nicholls

• Had career-high eight rebounds at Houston Baptist

2008-092008-09

COURTNEYCOURTNEYDUEVERDUEVER6-1FRESHMANCENTERAUSTIN, TEXASWESTLAKE HS

HIGH SCHOOLHIGH SCHOOL• Averaged 14 points, 9.9 rebounds,

3.6 steals, 2.1 blocks and 1.3 as-sists while leading Westlake High to a 28-7 record during her senior season

• Named District 25-5A Most Valu-able Player

• Named All-Central Texas First Team• Led South team in scoring with

13 points in 2010 Dennis Johnson Memorial All-Star Classic

• Averaged 14.3 points, 7.7 re-bounds, 4.0 steals, 1.8 assists and 1.7 blocks to lead team in all cat-egories while taking team to 29-5 record as a junior, and was named All-District 25-5A First Team.

2009-10 ROUNDUP2009-10 ROUNDUPRECORD: ALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALRECORD: ALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES (21-8) (15-1) (6-7) (0-0)CONFERENCE (11-5) (7-1) (4-4) (0-0)NON-CONFERENCE (10-3) (8-0) (2-3) (0-0)

DATE OPPONENT SCORE ATT LEADING SCORER LEADING REBOUNDERDATE OPPONENT SCORE ATT LEADING SCORER LEADING REBOUNDER

11-13 at Belmont 76-85 375 Micah Rice -24 Megan Herbert -1011-15 at Lipscomb 60-68 624 Nakeia Guiden - 15 Megan Herbert -1011-18 Ecclesia 119-59 1036 Westin Taylor -38 Megan Herbert - 1711-23 Jackson State 60-46 410 Westin Taylor - 17 Megan Herbert - 1411-25 Central Methodist 65-22 277 Desiree’ Rogers - 13 Megan Herbert - 1212-01 Tulsa 86-77 813 Megan Herbert - 36 Megan Herbert -1812-05 Texas College 114-61 323 Megan Herbert - 37 Megan Herbert - 1412-14 Wiley 85-44 367 Megan Herbert - 38 Megan Herbert - 1112-19 Southeast Missouri 72-64 242 Megan Herbert - 30 Megan Herbert - 1912-22 at Eastern Kentucky 52-47 200 Megan Herbert - 20 Megan Herbert - 1312-29 at Chicago State 62-78 224 Megan Herbert - 29 Megan Herbert - 1312-31 at SIU Edwardsville 64-59 344 Megan Herbert - 21 Megan Herbert - 181-5 Houston Baptist 106-66 321 Megan Herbert - 31 Megan Herbert - 121-9 *A&M-Corpus Christi 65-86 888 Herbert/Rogers - 15 Megan Herbert - 111-13 *Stephen F. Austin 86-97 1112 Megan Herbert - 30 Megan Herbert - 171-16 *Texas State 79-67 814 Desiree’ Rogers - 28 Megan Herbert - 101-20 *at Nicholls 61-54 189 Herbert/Guiden - 17 Megan Herbert -151-23 *at McNeese State 76-58 412 Nakeia Guiden - 20 Megan Herbert - 161-27 *Southeastern Louisiana 75-55 650 Megan Herbert - 15 Megan Herbert - 151-30 *at Northwestern State 53-48 831 Megan Herbert - 24 Megan Herbert - 202-03 *Lamar 92-77 1411 Megan Herbert - 20 Megan Herbert - 132-6 *Sam Houston State 82-63 722 Megan Herbert - 20 Megan Herbert - 162-10 *at UTSA 66-71 851 Megan Herbert - 25 Megan Herbert - 122-13 *Northwestern State 77-71 1830 Westin Taylor - 17 Megan Herbert - 132-20 *at UT Arlington 67-59 501 Megan Herbert - 23 Megan Herbert - 152-24 *Nicholls 83-68 615 Megan Herbert - 23 Megan Herbert - 132-27 *at Southeastern Louisiana 50-77 506 Megan Herbert - 15 Megan Herbert - 113-3 *at Stephen F. Austin 86-88 1041 Megan Herbert - 31 Megan Herbert - 143-6 *McNeese State 81-77 1432 Megan Herbert - 19 Westin Taylor - 9

* denotes Southland Conference games

Points 38 Megan Herbert vs. Wiley (12/14/09) Westin Taylor vs. Ecclesia (11/18/09)FG Made 15 Megan Herbert vs. Wiley (12/14/09)FG Attempted 23 Westin Taylor vs. Ecclesia (11/18/09)3-Pt. FG Made 10 Westin Taylor vs. Ecclesia (11/18/09)3-Pt. FG Attempts 18 Westin Taylor vs. Ecclesia (11/18/09)FT Made 18 Megan Herbert vs. SEMO (12/19/09)FT Attempts 19 Megan Herbert vs. SEMO (12/19/09)Rebounds 20 Megan Herbert at NWST (1/30/10)Assists 9 Micah Rice at Chicago State (12/29/09)Steals 6 Britney Gowans vs. Ecclesia (11/18/09)Blocked Shots 8 Britney Gowans vs. HBU (1/5/10)Turnovers 9 Nakeia Guiden vs. Lamar (2/3/10)

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSINDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS TEAM GAME HIGHSTEAM GAME HIGHS

Points 119 vs. Ecclesia (11/18/09)FG Made 46 vs. Ecclesia (11/18/09)FG Attempted 96 vs. Ecclesia (11/18/09)3-Pt. FG Made 14 vs. Ecclesia (11/18/09)3-Pt. FG Attempts 47 vs. Ecclesia (11/18/09)FT Made 35 vs. Lamar (2/3/10)FT Attempts 45 vs. Lamar (2/3/10)Rebounds 60 vs. Ecclesia (11/18/09)Assists 28 vs. Ecclesia (11/18/09)Steals 20 vs. Ecclesia (11/18/09)Blocked Shots 10 vs. Stephen F. Austin (1/13/10) vs. Central Methodist (11/25/09)Turnovers 23 at SIU Edwardsville (12/31/09)

AWARD WINNERSAWARD WINNERSPLAYER OF THE YEAR –JENNA PLUMLEY, LAMAR

NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR – JENNA PLUMLEY, LAMAR

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR – MEGAN HERBERT, CENTRAL ARKANSAS

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR – SHALYN MARTIN, UT ARLINGTON

COACH OF THE YEAR – MATT DANIEL, CENTRAL ARKANSAS

FIRST TEAMFIRST TEAMJenna Plumley Jr. G LU Red Rock, Okla.

Megan Herbert Fr. F UCA Rogers, Ark.

Whitney Cormier Sr. G SFA Fort Worth, Texas

Meghan Nelson Sr. G UTA Cedar Hill, Texas

Jade Davis Jr. G AMCC West Columbia, Texas

SECOND TEAMSECOND TEAMWhitney York So. G UTSA Bryan, Texas

Ricshanda Bickham Jr. G NICH New Orleans, La.

Darika Hill Sr. F LU New Iberia, La.

Brittany Brooks Sr. G SHSU Spring, Texas

Judy Jones Fr. F UTSA Monroe, La.

THIRD TEAMTHIRD TEAMShalyn Martin Jr. F UTA Arlington, Texas

Tammara Marion So. G SFA Houston, Texas

Ashleigh Franklin Jr. F UTSA Dallas, Texas

Zevy Ivory Sr. F SLU Shreveport, La.

Kalis Loyd Fr. G LU Malmoe, Sweden

HONORABLE MENTIONHONORABLE MENTIONTammara Simmons, UTA; Brittiany Houston, NWST; Nakeia Guiden, UCA; Adrienne Scott, AMCC;

Trashanna Smith, LU; Victoria Davis, TXST; Kiara Johnson, MCN

2009-10 FINAL STANDINGS2009-10 FINAL STANDINGSEAST DIVISION

Conference OverallTEAM W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Stephen F. Austin 13-3 .812 18-11 .621Central Arkansas 11-5 .688 21-8 .724Northwestern State 7-9 .438 15-16 .484Southeastern Louisiana 6-10 .375 12-18 .400McNeese State 3-13 .188 7-22 .241Nicholls 1-15 .062 4-24 .143

WEST DIVISION Conference OverallTEAM W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Lamar 13-3 .812 26-8 .765A&M-Corpus Christi 12-4 .750 24-11 .686UTSA 10-6 .625 16-14 .533UT Arlington 9-7 .562 15-16 .484Sam Houston State 8-8 .500 11-18 .379Texas State 3-13 .188 7-20 .259

Nov. 16 Jade Davis A&M-Corpus ChristiNov. 23 Whitney Cormier Stephen F. AustinNov. 30 Jenna Plumley LamarDec. 7 Megan Herbert Central ArkansasDec. 14 Zevy Ivory Southeastern LouisianaDec. 21 Megan Herbert Central ArkansasDec. 28 Megan Herbert Central ArkansasJan. 4 Ashleigh Franklin UTSAJan. 11 Jenna Plumley LamarJan. 18 Jade Davis A&M-Corpus ChristiJan. 25 Kalis Loyd LamarFeb. 1 Trashanna Smith LamarFeb. 8 Ricshanda Bickham NichollsFeb. 15 Whitney Cormier Stephen F. AustinFeb. 22 Brittany Brooks Sam Houston StateMar. 1 Jenna Plumley LamarMar. 8 Megan Herbert Central Arkansas

SLC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

2009-10 ALL-SOUTHLAND TEAMS2009-10 ALL-SOUTHLAND TEAMSSOUTHLAND CONFERENCESOUTHLAND CONFERENCETOURNAMENT RECAPTOURNAMENT RECAPQuarterfi nals:(2) Stephen F. Austin – 82(7) Northwestern St. – 96

(3) A&M-Corpus Christi – 99(6) Sam Houston State – 79

(1) Lamar – 88(8) Southeastern La. – 64

(4) UTSA – 63(5) UT Arlington – 68

Semifi nals:(7) Northwestern St. – 66(3) A&M-Corpus Christi – 74

(1) Lamar –70(5) UT Arlington – 61

Championship Game:(3) A&M-Corpus Christi –59(1) Lamar –86

All Tournament Team:Darika Hill, Lamar (MVP)Jenna Plumley, LamarJade Davis, A&M-Corpus ChristiElisa Beagle, A&M-Corpus ChristiMeghan Nelson, UT Arlington

2009-10 SOUTHLAND RECAP2009-10 SOUTHLAND RECAP

CAREER POINTSCAREER POINTSName Years Points1. Checola Seals 1988-92 2,4592. Carone Harris 2001-05 2,4473. Caronica Randle 2003-07 2,0894. Terri Conder 1981-85 2,0205. Angela Watson 1992-96 1,9046. Kim Powell 1986-90 1,5467. Genai Walker 2000-04 1,5058. Bekka Middleton 2000-04 1,4829. Sandra Reed 1986-89 1,44810. Natalie Martin 1981-85 1,38611. Stephanie McNespey 1996-00 1,36012. Gina Starkey 1994-98 1,33513. Dale Dennis 1983-87 1,27814. Anita Curry 1976-79 1,26715. Cheryl Smith 1988-89, 90-93 1,11916. Carol Jones 1982-86 1,10917. Teressa Moss 1980-82 1,09118. Renita Dobbins 2003-07 1,02519. Amy Wiedower 1990-94 1,014

CAREER SCORING AVERAGECAREER SCORING AVERAGEName Years Avg.1. Checola Seals 1988-92 21.62. Anita Curry 1976-79 20.13. Teressa Moss 1980-82 19.54. Carone Harris 2001-05 18.55. Terri Conder 1981-85 18.06. Angela Watson 1992-96 17.27. Caronica Randle 2003-07 17.18. Sandra Reed 1986-89 16.69. Lisa Bartlett 1986-88 13.510. Kim Powell 1986-90 13.0

SEASON POINTSSEASON POINTSName Year Points1. Checola Seals 1990-91 9352. Carone Harris 2004-05 7903. Caronica Randle 2004-05 6964. Sandra Reed 1988-89 6445. Sandra Reed 1987-88 6386. Carone Harris 2002-03 6377. Megan Herbert 2009-10 6338. Teressa Moss 1980-81 6249. Caronica Randle 2005-06 58810. Checola Seals 1991-92 559

SEASON SCORING AVERAGESEASON SCORING AVERAGEName Year Avg.1. Checola Seals 1990-91 30.22. Checola Seals 1991-92 23.33. Carone Harris 2004-05 22.64. Teressa Moss 1980-81 22.35. Sandra Reed 1988-89 22.26. Sandra Reed 1987-88 22.07. Megan Herbert 2009-10 21.88. Anita Curry 1976-77 21.89. Caronica Randle 2005-06 21.010. Angela Watson 1993-94 20.1

TEAM SEASON POINTSTEAM SEASON POINTSYear Games Points1. 2004-05 35 2,7712. 1990-91 31 2,6463. 2003-03 34 2,609

TEAM SEASON SCORING AVERAGETEAM SEASON SCORING AVERAGEYear Games Avg.1. 1990-91 31 85.42. 1988-89 29 81.93. 2001-02 31 81.4

TEAM 100-POINT GAMESTEAM 100-POINT GAMESOpponent Score DateArkansas Baptist 124-44 12/5/92Arkansas Baptist 123-30 11/30/01Texas College 122-46 11/26/02Ecclesia 119-59 11/18/09Puerto Rico-Cayey 116-25 11/18/03at Philander Smith 115-99 12/15/89Texas College 114-61 12/05/09Philander Smith 114-45 11/29/90Arkansas Baptist 110-39 1980-81vs. Wiley 109-76 11/22/97Oral Roberts 109-66 11/30/89vs. Lane 109-57 11/16/01Houston Baptist 106-66 1/5/10at Southern Arkansas 106-75 2/13/89at Philander Smith (2ot) 105-98 11/29/88at Southern Arkansas 105-78 12/5/91vs. Tougaloo 105-44 11/19/93Fort Valley State 103-88 3/12/05at Philander Smith 103-70 11/14/90Harding 103-70 1/7/02Arkansas-Monticello 102-89 1/14/91Ouachita Baptist 102-62 12/2/95at Ouachita Baptist (3ot) 101-94 2/11/89vs. Albany State 101-92 11/14/97at Lambuth 101-83 11/17/90Arkansas State 101-63 12/3/83vs. LeMoyne-Owen 101-58 11/17/01Williams Baptist 101-52 1/28/91

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYear Name GP Pts Avg.

1976-77 Anita Curry 23 502 21.8

1977-78 Anita Curry 19 367 19.3

1978-79 Anita Curry 21 398 19.0

1979-80 Susan Henley 22 307 14.0

1980-81 Teressa Moss 28 624 22.3

1981-82 Terri Conder 29 537 18.5

1982-83 Terri Conder 29 529 18.2

1983-84 Terri Conder 25 458 18.3

1984-85 Terri Conder 29 496 17.1

1985-86 Dale Dennis 30 363 12.1

1986-87 Lisa Bartlett 30 437 14.6

1987-88 Sandra Reed 29 638 22.0

1988-89 Sandra Reed 29 644 22.2

1989-90 Checola Seals 31 547 17.6

1990-91 Checola Seals 31 935 30.21991-92 Checola Seals 24 559 23.3

1992-93 Cheryl Smith 28 440 15.7

1993-94 Angela Watson 27 543 20.1

1994-95 Angela Watson 25 459 18.4

1995-96 Angela Watson 31 513 16.5

1996-97 Dandra Thomas 28 382 13.6

1997-98 Zandra Moore 23 329 14.3

1998-99 Stephanie McNespey 26 389 15.0

1999-00 Stephanie McNespey 27 370 13.7

2000-01 Kristin Frase 27 268 9.9

2001-02 Carone Harris 31 551 17.8

2002-03 Carone Harris 34 637 18.7

2003-04 Carone Harris 32 469 14.7

2004-05 Carone Harris 35 790 22.6

2005-06 Caronica Randle 28 588 21.0

2006-07 Caronica Randle 27 523 19.4

2007-08 Laura Beth Anderson 29 316 10.9

2008-09 Destinee Rogers 26 258 9.9

2009-10 Megan Herbert 29 633 21.8

SCORING RECORDSSCORING RECORDS30-POINT GAMES30-POINT GAMES

Checola Seals 25Carone Harris 11Megan Herbert 8Sandra Reed 8Teressa Moss 7Terri Conder 5Angela Watson 5Anita Curry 3Bekka Middleton 3Dee Ann Walter 3Lisa Bartlett 2Natalie Martin 2Kim Powell 2Caronica Randle 2Cheryl Smith 2Kia Lee 1Bridget Moix 1Stephanie McNespey 1Gina Starkey 1Westin Taylor 1Dandra Thomas 1Genai Walker 1

Henderson State 8Ouachita Baptist 8Arkansas-Monticello 7Arkansas Tech 6Southern Arkansas 6Ozarks (Ark.) 5Lyon 4West Florida 4Harding 3Mississippi-Women 3Philander Smith 3Alabama-Huntsville 2Arkansas-Little Rock 2Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2Berry 2Delta State 2Ecclesia 2Fort Valley State 2Northeastern State 2Rockhurst 2Williams Baptist 2Alabama A&M 1Central Oklahoma 1Claflin 1East Central 1Florida Southern 1Houston Baptist 1Lincoln Memorial 1Louisiana College 1Ozarks (Mo.) 1Sam Houston State 1Southeast Missouri 1Stephen F. Austin 1Texas College 1Tougaloo 1Tulsa 1Washburn 1Wiley 1

Name Stats Opponent DateTerri Conder 19 pts, 10 reb, 10 ast Ouachita Baptist 2/15/83Carol Jones 13 pts, 14 reb, 11 blk at Ozarks (Ark.) 1/22/85Terri Conder 15 pts, 10 reb, 10 ast at UMKC 3/6/85Carol Jones 14 pts, 21 reb, 10 blk vs. Ark.-Little Rock 12/21/85Sandra Reed 30 pts, 10 reb, 11 ast at Rockhurst 11/24/87Bridget Moix 15 pts, 10 reb, 11 ast Ozarks (Ark.) 3/1/88Kim Powell 12 pts, 10 reb, 10 ast Ozarks (Mo.) 2/17/90Carone Harris 19 pts, 14 reb, 11 ast vs. Lane 11/16/01Pam Hatcher 18 pts, 13 reb, 10 ast Henderson State 2/15/03Carone Harris 26 pts, 12 reb, 11 stl Arkansas Baptist 12/29/04Carone Harris 24 pts, 10 reb, 10 stl Central Oklahoma 12/30/04

30-PT. GAMES30-PT. GAMESVS. OPPONENTVS. OPPONENT

TRIPLE-DOUBLESTRIPLE-DOUBLES

Name Points Opponent DateChecola Seals 46 at West Florida 1/5/91Checola Seals 46 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2/23/91Checola Seals 44 Arkansas Tech 2/7/91Carone Harris 44 at Delta State 3/8/02Checola Seals 42 at Arkansas-Monticello 2/11/91Teressa Moss 40 at Southern Arkansas 11/11/80Teressa Moss 40 Arkansas College 12/2/80Checola Seals 40 at Williams Baptist 12/8/90

40-POINT GAMES40-POINT GAMES

CARONICA RANDLECARONICA RANDLE

GENAI WALKERGENAI WALKER

FIELD GOAL RECORDSFIELD GOAL RECORDSCAREER FIELD GOALS MADECAREER FIELD GOALS MADEName Years FG1. Checola Seals 1988-92 1,0032. Carone Harris 2001-05 7903. Angela Watson 1992-96 7574. Terri Conder 1981-85 7535. Caronica Randle 2003-07 6966. Genai Walker 2000-04 6487. Sandra Reed 1986-89 6228. Bekka Middleton 2000-04 5999. Kim Powell 1986-90 59210. Gina Starkey 1994-98 555

CAREER FIELD GOALS ATT.CAREER FIELD GOALS ATT.Name Years FGA1. Carone Harris 2001-05 1,8282. Checola Seals 1988-92 1,6113. Caronica Randle 2003-07 1,5214. Terri Conder 1981-85 1,4195. Gina Starkey 1994-98 1,3036. Stephanie McNespey 1996-00 1,3017. Genai Walker 2000-04 1,2798. Bekka Middleton 2000-04 1,2719. Sandra Reed 1986-89 1,24210. Kim Powell 1986-90 1,193

CAREER FIELD GOAL PCT.CAREER FIELD GOAL PCT.Name Years Pct.1. Angela Watson 1992-96 .6722. Checola Seals 1988-92 .6233. Ann Beck 1983-87 .5904. Megan Herbert 2009- .5545. Gail Striegler 1985-89 .5526. Teressa Moss 1980-82 .5337. Terri Conder 1981-85 .5318. Libby Stevenson 1991-92 .5229. Carey Smith 1997-00 .51810. Laura Hiegel 1996-99 .508

SEASON FIELD GOALS MADESEASON FIELD GOALS MADEName Year FG1. Checola Seals 1990-91 3872. Sandra Reed 1987-88 2823. Sandra Reed 1988-89 2714. Teressa Moss 1980-81 2485. Carone Harris 2004-05 2386. Caronica Randle 2004-05 2357. Checola Seals 1991-92 2258. Checola Seals 1989-90 2219. Anita Curry 1976-77 22010. Angela Watson 1993-94 214

SEASON FIELD GOALS ATT.SEASON FIELD GOALS ATT.Name Year FGA1. Checola Seals 1990-91 5882. Sandra Reed 1988-89 5803. Carone Harris 2004-05 5434. Caronica Randle 2004-05 5375. Sandra Reed 1987-88 5036. Anita Curry 1976-77 4857. Teressa Moss 1980-81 4768. Carone Harris 2002-03 4319. Carone Harris 2001-02 43010. Carone Harris 2003-04 424

SEASON FIELD GOAL PCT.SEASON FIELD GOAL PCT.Name Year Pct.1. Angela Watson 1995-96 .6992. Angela Watson 1993-94 .6693. Angela Watson 1992-93 .6594. Checola Seals 1990-91 .6585. Angela Watson 1994-95 .6576. Checola Seals 1991-92 .6547. Ann Beck 1983-84 .6408. Ann Beck 1986-87 .6309. Georgia Wisner 1987-88 .60910. Gail Striegler 1986-87 .598

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYear Name FG-A Pct.1976-77 Cynthia McJunkins 87-181 .4811977-78 Anita Curry 145-298 .4871978-79 Anita Curry 152-322 .4721979-80 Leslie Pierkowski 54-107 .5051980-81 Teressa Moss 248-476 .5211981-82 Teressa Moss 193-352 .5481982-83 Terri Conder 199-365 .5451983-84 Ann Beck 119-186 .6401984-85 Ann Beck 110-197 .5581985-86 Ann Beck 56-113 .4961986-87 Ann Beck 121-192 .6301987-88 Georgia Wisner 53-87 .6091988-89 Checola Seals 170-296 .5741989-90 Checola Seals 221-383 .5771990-91 Checola Seals 387-588 .6581991-92 Checola Seals 225-344 .6541992-93 Angela Watson 137-208 .6591993-94 Angela Watson 214-320 .6691994-95 Angela Watson 195-297 .6571995-96 Angela Watson 211-302 .699

1996-97 Laura Hiegel 55-112 .4911997-98 Carey Smith 53-91 .5821998-99 Carey Smith 64-128 .5001999-00 Carey Smith 81-163 .4972000-01 Genai Walker 96-182 .5272001-02 Genai Walker 185-338 .5472003-03 Genai Walker 187-371 .5042003-04 Caronica Randle 102-196 .5202004-05 Carone Harris 238-543 .4382005-06 Lauren Williams 87-181 .4812006-07 Caronica Randle 170-385 .4422007-08 L.B. Anderson 95-226 .4202008-09 Chorcelle Taylor 92-178 .5172009-10 Megan Herbert 210-379 .554

GAME/TEAM FG RECORDSGAME/TEAM FG RECORDSIndividual Game Field Goals Made 20, Checola Seals vs. Arkansas Tech, 2/7/91 19, Teressa Moss vs. Southern Arkansas, 11/11/80 19, Checola Seals at Ouachita Baptist, 1/23/91 19, Checola Seals vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 2/23/91Individual Game Field Goals Attempted 29, Sandra Reed vs. Arkansas Tech, 2/8/88 29, Sandra Reed at Ouachita Baptist, 2/11/89 29, Checola Seals vs. Arkansas Tech, 2/7/91Individual Game Field Goal Percentage (8 Made) 1.000 (9-9), Sue Burton vs. Ozarks (Mo.), 1/13/86 .917 (11-12), Ann Beck at West Florida, 1/7/84 .917 (11-12), Carol Jones at Ark.-Pine Bluff, 1/31/86Team Season Field Goals Made 985 (31 games), 1990-91Team Season Field Goals Attempted 2,273 (35 games), 2004-05Team Season Field Goal Percentage .515 (827-1,606), 1983-84Team Game Field Goals Made 51 vs. Texas College, 11/26/02Team Game Field Goals Attempted 101 at Ouachita Baptist, 2/11/89Team Game Field Goal Percentage (20 Made) .712 (42-59) vs. Arkansas State, 12/3/83

3-POINT RECORDS3-POINT RECORDSCAREER 3-PT FG MADECAREER 3-PT FG MADEName Years 3FG1. Carone Harris 2001-05 2712. Traci Graham 2000-01, 02-05 1893. Stephanie McNespey 1996-00 1574. Kristin Frase 1999-03 1395. Amy Wiedower 1990-94 1366. Allyson Sample 2005-08 1107. Ashley Jackson 1996-00 1098. Kelsea Campbell 2000-02 1049. Tammy Schwarz 1987-91 10310. Caronica Randle 2003-07 100

CAREER 3-PT FG ATTEMPTSCAREER 3-PT FG ATTEMPTSName Years 3FGA1. Carone Harris 2001-05 7942. Traci Graham 2000-01, 02-05 5353. Stephanie McNespey 1996-00 4374. Kristin Frase 1999-03 4185. Amy Wiedower 1990-94 3966. Allyson Sample 2005-08 3577. Katie Ferguson 1998-01 3188. Traci Larkins 1993-97 3129. Caronica Randle 2003-07 29810. Ashley Jackson 1996-00 291

CAREER 3-PT FG PCT.CAREER 3-PT FG PCT.Name Years Pct.1. Dee Ann Walter 1988-92 .4372. Tammy Schwarz 1987-91 .4243. Cheryl Smith 1988-89, 90-93 .4144. Laurah Brown 1997-98 .4085. Ashley Jackson 1996-00 .3756. Christi Davis 1992-96 .3737. Kelsea Campbell 2000-02 .3698. Stephanie McNespey 1996-00 .3599. Westin Taylor 2009- .35710. Traci Graham 2000-01, 02-05 .353

SEASON 3-PT FG MADESEASON 3-PT FG MADEName Year 3FG1. Carone Harris 2004-05 852. Westin Taylor 2009-10 753. Carone Harris 2003-04 724. Traci Graham 2004-05 715. Carone Harris 2002-03 666. Kelsea Campbell 2001-02 657. Traci Graham 2003-04 639. Kristin Frase 2001-02 589. Allyson Sample 2006-07 56 Kia Lee 2007-08 56

SEASON 3-PT FG ATTEMPTSSEASON 3-PT FG ATTEMPTSName Year 3FGA1. Carone Harris 2004-05 2512. Carone Harris 2003-04 2323. Westin Taylor 2009-10 2074. Traci Graham 2003-04 1985. Allyson Sample 2006-07 1836. Kelsea Campbell 2001-02 1817. Carone Harris 2002-03 1768. Traci Graham 2004-05 1759. Kristin Frase 2001-02 16710. Kia Lee 2007-08 161

SEASON 3-PT FG PCT.SEASON 3-PT FG PCT.Name Year Pct.1. Dee Ann Walter 1989-90 .5002. Tammy Schwarz 1989-90 .4623. Ashley Jackson 1997-98 .4464. Stephanie McNespey 1996-97 .4185. Laurah Brown 1997-98 .4086. Traci Graham 2004-05 .4067. Tammy Schwarz 1990-91 .4028. Stephanie McNespey 1997-98 .3899. Ashley Jackson 1999-00 .38610. Kelsea Campbell 2000-01 .386

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

Year Name 3FG1987-88 Lisa Bartlett 441988-89 Teresa Treece 91989-90 Tammy Schwarz 48 1990-91 Tammy Schwarz 511991-92 Amy Wiedower 361992-93 Traci Harrison 301993-94 Amy Wiedower 491994-95 Tammie Church 421995-96 Traci Larkins 41 Crystal Martin 411996-97 Stephanie McNespey 411997-98 Laurah Brown 531998-99 Katie Ferguson 451999-00 Ashley Jackson 512000-01 Kelsea Campbell 392001-02 Kelsea Campbell 652002-03 Carone Harris 662003-04 Carone Harris 722004-05 Carone Harris 85

2005-06 Allyson Sample 322006-07 Allyson Sample 562007-08 Kia Lee 562008-09 Jamye Adair 402009-10 Westin Taylor 74

GAME/TEAM 3-PT FG RECORDSGAME/TEAM 3-PT FG RECORDSIndividual Game 3-Point Field Goals Made 10, Westin Taylor vs. Ecclesia, 11/18/09 8, Carnisha Bolden vs. UT Arlington, 2/21/09 7, Destinee Rogers at Lamar, 2/4/09 Four others with 7 (Kelsea Campbell, Traci Graham, Carone Harris, Kia Lee)Individual Game 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 18, Westin Taylor vs. Ecclesia 11/18/09 17, Traci Graham vs. Harding, 2/16/04Individual Game 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (6 Made) .889 (8-9), Carnisha Bolden vs. UT Arlington, 2/21/09 .875 (7-8), Traci Graham vs. West Alabama, 12/3/04 .750 (6-8), Allyson Sample at Texas-Tyler, 12/5/05 .750 (6-8), Kia Lee at Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 11/20/07Team Season 3-Point Field Goals Made 257 (35 games), 2004-05Team Season 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 757 (35 games), 2004-05Team Season 3-Point Field Goal Percentage .424 (112-264), 1989-90Team Game 3-Point Field Goals Made 17 vs. West Alabama, 12/3/04 14 vs. Ecclesia, 11/18/09 14 vs. Livingston, 2/13/95 14 at Sam Houston State, 2/16/08Team Game 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 47 vs. Ecclesia, 11/18/09 35 vs. East Central, 11/19/04 35 vs. West Alabama, 13/4/04Team Game 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (10 Made) .667 (10-15) vs. Ouachita Baptist, 12/2/95 .636 (14-22) vs. Livingston, 2/13/95 .632 (12-19) vs. Puerto Rico-Cayey, 11/18/03

TRACI GRAHAMTRACI GRAHAM

FREE THROW RECORDSFREE THROW RECORDSCAREER FTS MADECAREER FTS MADEName Years FT1. Caronica Randle 2003-07 5972. Carone Harris 2001-05 5963. Terri Conder 1981-85 5144. Checola Seals 1988-92 4535. Angela Watson 1992-96 3906. Cheryl Smith 1988-89, 90-93 3847. Kim Powell 1986-90 3518. Natalie Martin 1981-85 2989. Renita Dobbins 2003-07 28210. Bekka Middleton 2000-04 280

CAREER FTS ATTEMPTEDCAREER FTS ATTEMPTEDName Years FTA1. Caronica Randle 2003-07 7882. Carone Harris 2001-05 7583. Terri Conder 1981-85 6644. Checola Seals 1988-92 6065. Angela Watson 1992-96 5596. Cheryl Smith 1988-89, 90-93 5077. Kim Powell 1986-90 4658. Genai Walker 2000-04 4099. Natalie Martin 1981-85 38610. Bekka Middleton 2000-04 381

CAREER FREE THROW PCT.CAREER FREE THROW PCT.Name Years Pct.1. Amy Wiedower 1990-94 .8402. Tammy Schwarz 1987-91 .7933. Kristin Frase 1999-03 .7874. Carone Harris 2001-05 .7865. Renita Dobbins 2003-07 .7866. Hannah Goyne 1998-01 .7837. Terri Conder 1981-85 .7748. Anita Curry 1976-79 .7749. Natalie Martin 1981-85 .77210. Kelsea Campbell 2000-02 .771

SEASON FTS MADESEASON FTS MADEName Year FT1. Carone Harris 2004-05 2292. Caronica Randle 2004-05 2033. Megan Herbert 2009-10 1904. Caronica Randle 2005-06 1795. Checola Seals 1990-91 1616. Carone Harris 2002-03 1557. Cheryl Smith 1992-93 1508. Caronica Randle 2006-07 1429. Terri Conder 1981-82 14110. Carone Harris 2001-02 137

SEASON FTS ATTEMPTEDSEASON FTS ATTEMPTEDName Year FTA1. Carone Harris 2004-05 2722. Caronica Randle 2004-05 2543. Caronica Randle 2005-06 2314. Megan Herbert 2009-10 2265. Checola Seals 1990-91 2206. Carone Harris 2002-03 1997. Cheryl Smith 1992-93 1988. Caronica Randle 2006-07 1909. Carone Harris 2001-02 18710. Teressa Moss 1980-81 186

SEASON FREE THROW PCT.SEASON FREE THROW PCT.Name Year Pct.1. Renita Dobbins 2006-07 .8482. Brook Knapp 1989-90 .8423. Carone Harris 2004-05 .8424. Megan Herbert 2009-10 .8414. Renita Dobbins 2003-04 .8416. Kristin Frase 2000-01 .8407. Anita Curry 1978-79 .8398. Amy Wiedower 1992-93 .8389. Amy Wiedower 1991-92 .83710. Bekka Middleton 2000-01 .833

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYear Name FT-A Pct.1976-77 Anita Curry 62-90 .6891977-78 Anita Curry 77-99 .7781978-79 Anita Curry 94-112 .8391979-80 Susan Henley 93-125 .7441980-81 Teressa Moss 128-186 .6881981-82 Terri Conder 141-180 .7831982-83 Terri Conder 131-164 .7991983-84 Natalie Martin 75-96 .7811984-85 Natalie Martin 65-83 .7831985-86 Bridget Moix 64-87 .7361986-87 Kim Powell 51-69 .7391987-88 Bridget Moix 66-84 .7861988-89 Kim Powell 83-103 .8061989-90 Brook Knapp 64-76 .8421990-91 Dee Ann Walter 72-98 .7351991-92 Amy Wiedower 72-86 .8371992-93 Amy Wiedower 57-68 .8381993-94 Angela Watson 115-167 .6891994-95 Angela Watson 69-109 .6331995-96 Gina Starkey 50-63 .7941996-97 Dandra Thomas 100-151 .6621997-98 Laura Hiegel 77-108 .7131998-99 Hannah Goyne 78-103 .7571999-00 Hannah Goyne 113-139 .8132000-01 Kristin Frase 63-75 .8402001-02 Kelsea Campbell 82-110 .7452002-03 Carone Harris 155-199 .7792003-04 Renita Dobbins 53-63 .8412004-05 Carone Harris 229-272 .8422005-06 Caronica Randle 179-231 .7752006-07 Renita Dobbins 89-105 .848

2007-08 Jamye Adair 53-70 .7572008-09 Destinee Rogers 49-67 .7312009-10 Megan Herbert 190-226 .841

GAME/TEAM FT RECORDSGAME/TEAM FT RECORDSIndividual Game Free Throws Made 20, Terri Conder vs. Arkansas Tech, 3/1/84Individual Game Free Throws Attempted 23, Terri Conder vs. Arkansas Tech, 3/1/84Individual Field Game Free Throw Percentage (10 Made) 1.000 (16-16) Megan Herbert vs. Tulsa, 12/01/09 1.000 (13-13) Micah Rice at Belmont 11/13/09 1.000 (12-12), Kim Powell vs. Rockhurst, 11/19/88 1.000 (12-12), Laura Beth Anderson vs. Southeastern La., 1/31/08 1.000 (11-11), Anita Curry vs. Ark.-Monticello, 1/23/78 1.000 (11-11), Cheryl Smith at Henderson St., 1/21/93 1.000 (11-11), Carone Harris vs. Henderson St., 3/14/05 1.000 (10-10), Susan Henley vs. Ark.-Monticello, 2/22/80 1.000 (10-10), Sandra Reed vs. Ark.-Monticello, 1/23/89 1.000 (10-10), Kim Powell vs. Ozarks (Ark.), 1/18/90 1.000 (10-10), Checola Seals vs. Northeastern St., 11/23/91Team Season Free Throws Made 680 (35 games), 2004-05Team Season Free Throws Attempted 877 (35 games), 2004-05Team Season Free Throw Percentage .775 (680-877), 2004-05Team Game Free Throws Made 37 at Grambling, 12/5/81Team Game Free Throws Attempted 48 vs. Ouachita Baptist, 2/21/91Team Game Free Throw Percentage (10 Made) 1.000 (17-17) at Northeastern State, 12/1/03 1.000 (14-14) vs. Henderson State, 2/12/98 1.000 (10-10) vs. North Alabama, 1/21/95

KRISTIN FRASEKRISTIN FRASE

CAREER REBOUNDSCAREER REBOUNDSName Years Reb.1. Carol Jones 1982-86 1,2162. Genai Walker 2000-04 1,1963. Angela Watson 1992-96 1,1774. Checola Seals 1988-92 1,1585. Carone Harris 2001-05 8956. Dale Dennis 1983-87 8437. Bekka Middleton 2000-04 8348. Kim Powell 1986-90 8169. Terri Conder 1981-85 81410. Caronica Randle 2003-07 755

CAREER REBOUND AVERAGECAREER REBOUND AVERAGEName Years Avg.1. Angela Watson 1992-96 10.62. Carol Jones 1982-86 10.53. Teressa Moss 1980-82 10.44. Checola Seals 1988-92 10.25. Genai Walker 2000-04 9.66. Anita Curry 1976-79 8.67. Sandra Reed 1986-89 7.68. Dandra Thomas 1995-97, 99-00 7.39. Terri Conder 1981-85 7.310. Dale Dennis 1983-87 7.3

SEASON REBOUNDSSEASON REBOUNDSName Year Reb.1. Megan Herbert 2009-10 3992. Checola Seals 1990-91 3863. Carol Jones 1985-86 3594. Genai Walker 2003-04 3585. Angela Watson 1995-96 3576. Genai Walker 2002-03 3537. Genai Walker 2001-02 3318. Angela Watson 1994-95 3049. Checola Seals 1989-90 29810. Carol Jones 1984-85 297

SEASON REBOUND AVERAGESEASON REBOUND AVERAGEName Year Reb.1. Megan Herbert 2009-10 13.82. Checola Seals 1990-91 12.53. Angela Watson 1994-95 12.24. Carol Jones 1985-86 12.05. Angela Watson 1995-96 11.56. Genai Walker 2003-04 11.27. Genai Walker 2001-02 10.78. Teressa Moss 1981-82 10.59. Genai Walker 2002-03 10.410. Anita Curry 1976-77 10.3

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYear Name Reb. Avg.1976-77 Anita Curry 236 10.31977-78 Anita Curry 178 9.41978-79 Susan Henley 129 6.11979-80 Susan Henley 157 7.11980-81 Teressa Moss 285 10.21981-82 Teressa Moss 295 10.51982-83 Carol Jones 281 9.71983-84 Carol Jones 279 10.01984-85 Carol Jones 297 10.21985-86 Carol Jones 359 12.01986-87 Dale Dennis 207 6.91987-88 Sandra Reed 285 9.81988-89 Sandra Reed 278 9.61989-90 Checola Seals 298 9.61990-91 Checola Seals 386 12.51991-92 Checola Seals 242 10.11992-93 Angela Watson 240 8.61993-94 Angela Watson 276 10.21994-95 Angela Watson 304 12.21995-96 Angela Watson 357 11.51996-97 Dandra Thomas 280 10.01997-98 Gina Starkey 182 7.01998-99 Clarissa Collins 162 6.01999-00 Clarissa Collins 156 5.82000-01 Clarissa Collins 257 9.52001-02 Genai Walker 331 10.72002-03 Genai Walker 353 10.42003-04 Genai Walker 358 11.22004-05 Carone Harris 294 8.42005-06 Vicotria Richards 183 6.52006-07 Caronica Randle 170 6.32007-08 Kia Lee 188 6.52008-09 Chorcelle Taylor 134 5.22009-10 Megan Herbert 399 13.8

GAME/TEAM REBOUND RECORDSGAME/TEAM REBOUND RECORDSTeam Season Rebounds 1,429, 2002-03 1,428, 2004-05 1,372, 1985-86Team Season Rebound Average 45.7 (30 games), 1985-86 45.7 (29 games), 1984-85 44.6 (29 games), 1988-89Team Game Rebounds 67 vs. Arkansas Baptist, 11/30/01 64 at Ouachita Baptist, 2/11/89 64 vs. Ozarks (Mo.), 12/13/91 64 vs. Northeastern State, 11/20/92

20-REBOUND GAMES20-REBOUND GAMESName Reb. Opponent DateGenai Walker 26 at West Florida 12/30/01Carol Jones 24 Ozarks (Ark.) 1/21/86Checola Seals 23 Arkansas-Monticello 1/16/92Carol Jones 21 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock 12/21/85Angela Watson 21 Arkansas Tech 1/27/96Megan Herbert 20 at Northwestern State 1/30/10Carol Jones 20 Henderson State 2/7/84Carol Jones 20 at Southern Arkansas 12/13/85Angela Watson 20 at Henderson State 2/25/95Genai Walker 20 vs. Northwest Mo. St. 12/19/02

REBOUND RECORDSREBOUND RECORDS

MEGAN HERBERTMEGAN HERBERT

RENITA DOBBINSRENITA DOBBINS

ASSIST RECORDSASSIST RECORDS

CAREER ASSISTSCAREER ASSISTSName Years Assists1. Natalie Martin 1981-85 6232. Carone Harris 2001-05 5663. Renita Dobbins 2003-07 5404. Robbie Conder 1990-94 5305. Windi Blevins 1992-96 4836. Terri Conder 1981-85 4237. Kim Powell 1986-90 3418. Cheryl Smith 1988-89, 90-93 3109. Melissa Tyus 1981-83, 84-85 26510. Sandra Reed 1986-89 257

CAREER ASSISTS AVG.CAREER ASSISTS AVG.Name Years Avg.1. Natalie Martin 1981-85 5.52. Robbie Conder 1990-94 4.93. Renita Dobbins 2003-07 4.74. Brook Knapp 1989-91 4.35. Windi Blevins 1992-96 4.36. Carone Harris 2001-05 4.37. Terri Conder 1981-85 3.88. Vickie Creamer 1979-81 3.49. Bridget Moix 1985-88 3.110. Lauren Williams 2005-07 3.1

SEASON ASSISTSSEASON ASSISTSName Year Assists1. Windi Blevins 1995-96 2172. Robbie Conder 1990-91 1953. Natalie Martin 1983-84 1764. Carone Harris 2002-03 1745. Natalie Martin 1982-83 1636. Renita Dobbins 2006-07 1577. Brook Knapp 1989-90 1538. Natalie Martin 1984-85 1529. Laura Beth Anderson 2007-08 15010. Windi Blevins 1994-95 146

SEASON ASSISTS AVG.SEASON ASSISTS AVG.Name Year Avg.1. Windi Blevins 1995-96 7.02. Natalie Martin 1983-84 6.53. Robbie Conder 1990-91 6.34. Natalie Martin 1982-83 5.65. Renita Dobbins 2006-07 5.66. Natalie Martin 1984-85 5.47. Windi Blevins 1994-95 5.48. Terri Conder 1983-84 5.49. Robbie Conder 1991-92 5.310. Laura Beth Anderson 2007-08 5.2

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYear Name Assists 1976-77 Joni Hamby 1121977-78 n/a1978-79 Joni Hamby 651979-80 Joni Hamby 561980-81 Vickie Creamer 1301981-82 Natalie Martin 1321982-83 Natalie Martin 1631983-84 Natalie Martin 1761984-85 Natalie Martin 1521985-86 Dale Dennis 931986-87 Kim Powell 1311987-88 Bridget Moix 1031988-89 Sandra Reed 1131989-90 Brook Knapp 1531990-91 Robbie Conder 1951991-92 Robbie Conder 1211992-93 Robbie Conder 761993-94 Robbie Conder 1381994-95 Windi Blevins 1461995-96 Windi Blevins 2171996-97 Angie Cossey 851997-98 Ashley Jackson 79 Zandra Moore 791998-99 Zandra Moore 781999-00 Hannah Goyne 682000-01 Katie Ferguson 642001-02 Carone Harris 1352002-03 Carone Harris 1742003-04 Renita Dobbins 1412004-05 Carone Harris 1382005-06 Renita Dobbins 1092006-07 Renita Dobbins 1572007-08 Laura Beth Anderson 1502008-09 Destinee Rogers 782009-10 Nakeia Guiden 90

GAME/TEAM ASSIST RECORDSGAME/TEAM ASSIST RECORDSTeam Season Assists 601, 1983-84Team Season Assists Average 21.5 (28 games), 1983-84Team Game Assists 38 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 11/18/83 34 vs. Texas College, 11/26/02 33 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 12/7/84

15-ASSIST GAMES15-ASSIST GAMESName Assists Opponent DateWindi Blevins 16 Livingston 2/13/95Natalie Martin 15 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff 11/18/83Windi Blevins 15 Williams Baptist 12/5/95Windi Blevins 15 vs. North Alabama 2/29/96

CARONE HARRISCARONE HARRIS

BLOCK/STEAL RECORDSBLOCK/STEAL RECORDSCAREER BLOCKSCAREER BLOCKSName Years Blocks1. Carol Jones 1982-86 3002. Angela Watson 1993-96 1433. Clarissa Collins 1998-01 864. Meaghen Kelleybrew 2006-09 845. Chorcelle Taylor 2007-09 696. Caronica Randle 2003-07 607. Laura Hiegel 1996-99 57 Victoria Richards 2004-06 579. Carone Harris 2001-05 5410. Georgia Wisner 1986-88 50 Sandra Reed 1986-89 50

CAREER BLOCKS AVG.CAREER BLOCKS AVG.Name Years Avg.1. Carol Jones 1982-86 2.62. Angela Watson 1992-96 1.33. Chorcelle Taylor 2007-09 1.34. Meaghen Kelleybrew 2006-09 1.25. Georgia Wisner 1986-88 1.1

SEASON BLOCKSSEASON BLOCKSName Year Blocks1. Carol Jones 1984-85 1162. Carol Jones 1983-84 993. Carol Jones 1985-86 764. Angela Watson 1994-95 615. Angela Watson 1995-96 506. Georgia Wisner 1987-88 427. Chorcelle Taylor 2008-09 418. Meaghen Kelleybrew 2007-08 409. Laura Hiegel 1997-98 3410. Rita Cleem 1995-96 32 Clarissa Collins 1999-00 32

SEASON BLOCKS AVG.SEASON BLOCKS AVG.Name Year Avg.1. Carol Jones 1984-85 4.02. Carol Jones 1983-84 3.53. Carol Jones 1985-86 2.54. Angela Watson 1994-95 2.45. Angela Watson 1995-96 1.6

GAME BLOCKSGAME BLOCKS11, Carol Jones at Ozarks (Ark.), 1/22/8510, Carol Jones vs. Arkansas-Little Rock, 12/21/85

CAREER STEALSCAREER STEALSName Years Steals1. Carone Harris 2001-05 6672. Windi Blevins 1992-96 2893. Renita Dobbins 2003-07 2574. Sandra Reed 1986-89 2385. Katie Ferguson 1998-01 2206. Angela Watson 1992-96 1997. Robbie Conder 1990-94 1878. Checola Seals 1988-92 185 Genai Walker 2000-04 18510. Kim Powell 1986-90 177

CAREER STEALS AVG.CAREER STEALS AVG.Name Years Avg.1. Carone Harris 2001-05 5.12. Katie Ferguson 1998-01 2.83. Sandra Reed 1986-89 2.74. Windi Blevins 1992-96 2.65. Zandra Moore 1997-99 2.3

SEASON STEALSSEASON STEALSName Year Steals1. Carone Harris 2004-05 1902. Carone Harris 2001-02 1883. Carone Harris 2002-03 1614. Carone Harris 2003-04 1285. Renita Dobbins 2003-04 996. Sandra Reed 1987-88 97 Katie Ferguson 2000-01 978. Sandra Reed 1988-89 869. Windi Blevins 1994-95 8510. Windi Blevins 1995-96 80

SEASON STEALS AVG.SEASON STEALS AVG.Name Year Avg.1. Carone Harris 2001-02 6.12. Carone Harris 2004-05 5.43. Carone Harris 2002-03 4.74. Carone Harris 2003-04 4.05. Katie Ferguson 2000-01 3.9

GAME STEALSGAME STEALS12, Carone Harris at Christian Brothers, 2/4/0212, Carone Harris vs. Tougaloo, 11/30/02

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

BLOCKSBLOCKSYear Name Blocks1983-84 Carol Jones 991984-85 Carol Jones 1161985-86 Carol Jones 761986-87 Dale Dennis 151987-88 Georgia Wisner 421988-89 Sandra Reed 251989-90 Checola Seals 161990-91 Checola Seals 221991-92 Libby Stevenson 111992-93 Angela Watson 81993-94 Angela Watson 241994-95 Angela Watson 611995-96 Angela Watson 501996-97 Laura Hiegel 211997-98 Laura Hiegel 341998-99 Clarissa Collins 231999-00 Clarissa Collins 322000-01 Clarissa Collins 312001-02 Carone Harris 152002-03 Carone Harris 152003-04 Ashley Hutchcraft 12 Caronica Randle 122004-05 Victoria Richards 272005-06 Victoria Richards 302006-07 Meaghen Kelleybrew 232007-08 Meaghen Kelleybrew 402008-09 Chorcelle Taylor 412009-10 Britney Gowans 28

STEALSSTEALSYear Name Steals1982-83 Melissa Tyus 421983-84 Ann Beck 421984-85 Melissa Tyus 391985-86 Sue Burton 541986-87 Kim Powell 55 Sandra Reed 551987-88 Sandra Reed 971988-89 Sandra Reed 861989-90 Kim Powell 561990-91 Checola Seals 721991-92 Cheryl Smith 521992-93 Windi Blevins 751993-94 Robbie Conder 50 Angela Watson 501994-95 Windi Blevins 851995-96 Windi Blevins 751996-97 Zandra Moore 431997-98 Zandra Moore 501998-99 Zandra Moore 781999-00 Katie Ferguson 502000-01 Katie Ferguson 972001-02 Carone Harris 1882002-03 Carone Harris 1612003-04 Carone Harris 1282004-05 Carone Harris 1902005-06 Lauren Williams 582006-07 Mariesha Piggee 562007-08 Laura Beth Anderson 672008-09 Mariesha Piggee 402009-10 Nakeia Guiden 54

Game/Team Steals Records

Team Season Steals 452, 2001-02Team Season Steals Average 14.6 (31 games), 2001-02Team Game Steals 32 vs. Arkansas Baptist, 12/29/04

Game/Team Blocked Shots/Steals Records

Team Season Blocked Shots 143, 2007-08Team Season Blocked Shots Average 4.9 (29 games), 2007-08Team Game Blocked Shots 12 at Ozarks (Ark.), 1/22/85 12 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock, 12/21/85 12 vs. Nicholls State, 2/24/07 12 vs. Harding, 12/17/07

TOTAL 3-POINTERS REBOUNDSYEAR GP FG-FGA PCT. FG-FGA PCT. FT-FTA PCT. OFF-DEF TOT AVG PF-FO A TO BLK ST PTS AVG1976-77 23 694-1622 .428 --- --- --- 267-466 .573 --- --- 958 41.7 471-2 295 --- --- --- 1655 72.01977-78 19 506-1292 .392 --- --- --- 235-364 .646 --- --- 615 32.4 --- -- --- --- --- --- 1247 65.61978-79 21 501-1321 .379 --- --- --- 296-439 .674 241-415 656 31.2 427-22 167 --- --- --- 1298 61.81979-80 22 532-1364 .390 --- --- --- 303-495 .612 --- --- 916 41.6 384-12 193 225 --- --- 1367 62.11980-81 29 735-1650 .445 --- --- --- 367-550 .667 --- --- 1016 35.0 484-3 349 --- --- --- 1837 63.31981-82 29 836-1692 .494 --- --- --- 475-677 .702 --- --- 1021 35.2 479-16 395 --- --- --- 2147 74.01982-83 29 838-1745 .480 --- --- --- 468-678 .690 --- --- 1148 39.6 470-12 558 421 --- 221 2144 73.91983-84 28 827-1606 .515 --- --- --- 450-637 .706 111-1031 1142 40.8 454-6 601 396 107 222 2104 75.11984-85 29 852-1749 .487 --- --- --- 480-699 .687 298-1027 1325 45.7 497-14 500 452 134 245 2184 75.31985-86 30 818-1858 .440 --- --- --- 379-603 .629 128-1244 1372 45.7 522-8 552 486 100 260 2015 67.21986-87 30 920-1853 .496 --- --- --- 366-548 .668 162-1096 1258 41.9 568-10 530 471 39 324 2206 73.51987-88 29 903-1866 .484 50-135 .370 403-593 .680 303-918 1221 42.1 553-19 394 392 96 274 2259 77.91988-89 29 915-1951 .469 30-94 .319 515-708 .727 467-827 1294 44.6 532-16 426 457 58 309 2375 81.91989-90 31 851-1753 .485 112-264 .424 520-690 .754 362-842 1204 38.8 481-13 585 500 50 265 2334 75.31990-91 31 995-1944 .512 171-436 .392 485-677 .716 399-732 1131 36.5 506-3 582 438 49 344 2646 85.41991-92 27 776-1635 .475 86-250 .344 423-570 .742 290-683 973 36.0 445-10 495 336 22 252 2061 76.31992-93 28 758-1759 .431 98-273 .359 518-707 .733 409-659 1068 38.1 581-8 346 485 23 351 2132 76.11993-94 27 763-1729 .441 120-373 .322 383-556 .689 382-594 976 36.1 486-0 413 441 38 321 2029 75.11994-95 27 782-1766 .443 126-371 .340 305-465 .656 431-653 1084 40.1 426-4 453 474 79 303 1995 73.91995-96 31 950-2109 .450 144-431 .334 358-527 .679 470-774 1244 40.1 511-17 568 528 113 334 2402 77.51996-97 28 735-1851 .397 133-427 .311 323-482 .670 425-718 1143 40.8 456-4 419 419 78 247 1926 68.81997-98 26 749-1625 .461 158-396 .399 346-502 .689 304-687 991 38.1 431-8 356 403 63 204 2002 77.01998-99 27 725-1748 .415 163-498 .327 311-469 .663 376-648 1024 37.9 493-10 358 416 55 297 1924 71.31999-00 27 660-1719 .384 147-471 .312 375-543 .691 430-667 1097 40.6 495-13 310 426 67 234 1842 68.22000-01 27 654-1712 .382 132-449 .294 441-625 .706 416-690 1106 41.0 515-0 292 358 68 284 1881 69.72001-02 31 927-2125 .436 179-536 .334 490-708 .692 544-741 1285 41.5 570-18 496 515 55 452 2523 81.42002-03 34 972-2235 .435 200-590 .339 465-668 .696 527-902 1429 42.0 607-16 558 529 81 426 2609 76.72003-04 32 880-2176 .404 217-696 .312 345-514 .671 555-728 1283 40.1 525-7 486 471 51 410 2322 72.62004-05 35 917-2273 .403 257-757 .339 680-877 .775 481-947 1428 40.8 653-23 494 526 100 419 2771 79.22005-06 28 705-1791 .394 146-486 .300 412-575 .717 381-727 1108 39.6 564-12 360 470 89 299 1968 70.32006-07 28 647-1770 .366 187-615 .304 449-631 .712 417-711 1128 40.3 539-4 401 499 103 247 1930 68.92007-08 29 623-1730 .360 164-546 .300 431-623 .692 393-791 1184 40.8 597-18 361 652 143 234 1841 63.52008-09 29 626-1688 .371 157-547 .287 313-531 .589 395-670 1065 36.7 610-14 345 573 125 256 1722 59.42009-10 29 715-1774 .403 193-629 .307 577-780 .740 469-823 1292 44.6 489-7 367 513 109 253 2200 75.9

TEAM STATS/COACHING RECORDSTEAM STATS/COACHING RECORDS

Year Record Coach1908-09 1-5 O.D. Longstreth1909-10 2-1 W.O. Wilson1910-11 8-3 Kate MacDonald1913-14 0-1 n/a1915-16 8-2 J.C. Bourne1918-19 3-1 Helen Lee McGregor1919-20 2-1 Helen Lee McGregor1920-21 1-4 Constance Mitchell1921-22 2-0 Constance Mitchell1922-23 3-0 Constance Mitchell 1923-24 4-3 Constance Mitchell1924-25 4-4 Constance Mitchell1925-26 5-0 Constance Mitchell1926-27 6-0-1 Constance Mitchell1927-28 7-0 Constance Mitchell1928-29 6-1 Constance Mitchell1929-30 4-3 Constance Mitchell1930-31 4-3 Constance Mitchell1931-32 1-4-1 Sarah Stroud1976-77 15-8 Rita Daniel1977-78 8-11 Cindy Gladney1978-79 9-12 Cindy Gladney1979-80 9-13 Cindy Gladney1980-81 17-11 Cindy Gladney1981-82 21-8 Ron Marvel1982-83 26-4 Ron Marvel1983-84 24-4 Ron Marvel

Year Record Coach 1984-85 25-4 Ron Marvel1985-86 20-10 Ron Marvel1986-87 22-8 Ron Marvel1987-88 20-9 Ron Marvel1988-89 19-10 Ron Marvel1989-90 21-10 Ron Marvel1990-91 22-9 Ron Marvel1991-92 16-11 Ron Marvel1992-93 16-12 Ron Marvel1993-94 19-8 Ron Marvel1994-95 20-7 Ron Marvel1995-96 21-10 Ron Marvel1996-97 14-14 Ron Marvel1997-98 19-7 Ron Marvel1998-99 17-10 Ron Marvel1999-00 18-9 Ron Marvel2000-01 19-8 Ron Marvel2001-02 24-7 Ron Marvel2002-03 28-6 Ron Marvel2003-04 21-11 Ron Marvel2004-05 28-7 Checola Seals-Horton2005-06 17-11 Checola Seals-Horton2006-07 14-14 Checola Seals-Horton2007-08 2-11 Checola Seals-Horton 5-11 Ron Marvel2008-09 6-23 Matt Daniel2009-10 21-8 Matt Daniel

YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDSYEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS COACHES CAREER RECORDSCOACHES CAREER RECORDS

Coach (Years) Record Pct.Ron Marvel (1980-2004, 08) 494-218 .693Checola Seals-Horton (2004-07) 61-43 .586Constance Mitchell (1920-31) 46-18-1 .715Cindy Gladney (1976-80) 26-36 .419Rita Daniel (1976-77) 15-8 .652J.C. Bourne (1915-16) 8-2 .800Kate MacDonald (1910-11) 8-3 .727Matt Daniel (2008-09) 27-31 .466Helen Lee McGregor (1918-20) 5-2 .714W.O. Wilson (1909-10) 2-1 .667Sarah Stroud (1931-32) 1-4-1 .250

COACHES AWARDSCOACHES AWARDSRon Marvel1983-84 AIC Coach of the Year1983-84 NAIA District 17 Coach of the Year1984-85 AIC Coach of the Year1984-85 NAIA District 17 Coach of the Year2001-02 WBCA District Coach of the YearChecola Seals-Horton2004-05 Gulf South Conference Coach of the YearMatt Daniel2009-10 Southland Conference Coach of the Year

LOCKER ROOMTeam ............................................................. RecordAlabama A&M ................................................... 1-0Alabama-Huntsville ........................................ 7-2Albany State ...................................................... 2-0Arkansas.............................................................. 0-1Arkansas Baptist............................................... 6-0Arkansas-Little Rock .....................................22-2Arkansas-Monticello .................................. 31-40Arkansas-Pine Bluff ......................... 20-12Arkansas State ................................................7-11Arkansas State-Beebe .................................... 5-0Arkansas Tech .......................................... 38-41-1Auburn Montgomery ..................................... 1-0Austin Peay ........................................................ 1-0Belhaven ............................................................. 2-0Belmont ................................................ 0-2Bentley ................................................................ 0-1Berry ..................................................................... 1-1Central Baptist ..................................... 1-0Central College ................................................. 4-6Central Methodist ........................................... 1-0Central Missouri ............................................... 1-1Central Oklahoma ........................................... 4-1Chicago State ....................................... 0-1Christian Brothers ..........................................17-3Clafl in ................................................................... 0-1Conway HS ......................................................... 9-0Crescent College .............................................. 0-2Cumberlands ..................................................... 1-1Dardanelle HS ................................................... 1-1Delta State..................................................... 12-19Dillard .................................................................. 2-0Drury .................................................................... 0-3East Central ........................................................ 1-0Eastern Kentucky ................................. 1-0Ecclesia ................................................. 1-0England HS ........................................................ 1-0Evansville ............................................................ 0-1Ferris State ......................................................... 1-0Florida Southern .............................................. 0-1Florida Tech ........................................................ 0-1Fort Valley State ............................................... 2-1

Freed-Hardeman.............................................. 2-0Garland County CC ......................................... 1-0Grambling .......................................................... 3-1Team ............................................................. RecordGrand Canyon ................................................... 2-0Harding .............................................................32-7Henderson State ......................................... 54-17Hendrix ................................................. 2-4Houston Baptist ................................... 1-1Indianapolis ....................................................... 0-1Jackson State .................................................... 1-1Jacksonville HS ................................................. 2-0John Brown ........................................................ 4-0Kansas State ...................................................... 0-1Kennesaw State ................................................ 0-1Lake Village HS ................................................. 1-1Lamar .................................................... 2-4Lambuth ............................................................. 2-0Lane ...................................................................... 2-0Lee......................................................................... 0-1LeMoyne-Owen ............................................... 5-0Lenoir-Rhyne ..................................................... 1-0LeTourneau ........................................................ 2-0Lincoln Memorial ............................................. 1-1Lipscomb .............................................. 0-3Little Rock HS .................................................... 0-1Little Rock Independents ............................. 1-0Little Rock St. Mary’s HS ................................ 2-2Little Rock YWCA ............................................. 6-0Louisiana College ............................................ 5-1Louisiana Tech .................................................. 0-1Loyola-New Orleans ....................................... 1-0Lynn ...................................................................... 2-0Lyon ................................................................. 36-13Mansfi eld ............................................................ 1-0Mary Hardin-Baylor ......................................... 1-0McNeese State ..................................... 6-2Memphis ............................................................. 2-2Memphis YWCA ............................................... 0-2Miami (Fla.)......................................................... 0-1Mission Baptist ................................................. 2-0Mississippi .......................................................... 0-2

Mississippi College .......................................... 6-0Mississippi-Women .......................................15-2Team ............................................................. RecordMissouri Southern ........................................... 2-1Missouri Western ............................................. 1-0Mobile.................................................................. 1-1Molloy .................................................................. 1-0Montana State-Billings .................................. 1-0Montevallo ......................................................... 6-0Morrilton HS ...................................................... 4-2Nebraska-Omaha ............................................ 0-1Nicholls ................................................. 6-2North Alabama ................................................. 5-1Northeastern State........................................11-6Northern Colorado .......................................... 0-1North Little Rock HS ....................................... 1-0Northwestern State ............................. 4-6Northwest Missouri State ............................. 1-0Nova Southeastern ......................................... 1-1Oklahoma ........................................................... 0-1Oklahoma Christian ........................................ 1-1Oklahoma City .................................................. 2-3Oklahoma State ............................................... 0-1Olivet Nazarene ................................................ 1-0Oral Roberts....................................................... 1-4Ouachita Baptist ......................................... 40-16Ozarks (Ark.) ................................................36-5-1Ozarks (Mo.) .....................................................11-1Philander Smith .............................................13-0Phillips (Miss.).................................................... 2-2Pittsburg State .................................................. 0-1Plumerville HS .................................................. 1-0Pottsville HS ....................................................... 1-0Puerto Rico-Cayey ........................................... 1-0Quincy ................................................................. 0-1Rockhurst ........................................................... 3-1Rollins .................................................................. 2-0Russellville HS ................................................... 1-0Rust ....................................................................... 1-1Sam Houston State .............................. 3-2Searcy HS ............................................................ 2-0Shaw ..................................................................... 1-0

American Midwest Conference (NAIA) 8-1American Southwest Conference (NCAA III) 51-6-1Atlantic Coast Conference (NCAA I) 0-1Atlantic Sun (NCAA I) 0-6Big 12 Conference (NCAA I) 0-3Big Sky Conference (NCAA I) 0-1Big South Conference (NCAA I) 0-1Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (NCAA II) 1-0Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (NAIA) 1-0Conference USA (NCAA I) 3-3East Coast Conference (NCAA II) 0-1Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (NCAA II) 1-1Great Lakes Valley Conference (NCAA II) 4-7Great Northwest Athletic Conference (NCAA II) 1-0Great West Conference (NCAA I) 3-3Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (NAIA) 12-1Gulf South Conference (NCAA II) 311-171-1Heart of America Athletic Conference 1-0Inactive Programs/Non 4-Year Schools 69-25Lone Star Conference (NCAA II) 23-10Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletic Association (NCAA II) 7-7Mid-American Conference (NCAA I) 0-1Midlands Collegiate Athletic Conference (NAIA) 11-1

RECORD VS. CONFERENCERECORD VS. CONFERENCE

Mid-South Conference (NAIA) 1-1Missouri Valley Conference (NCAA I) 0-3NCAA II Independents 1-0NCCAA 1-0Northeast-10 Conference (NCAA II) 0-1Ohio Valley Conference (NCAA I) 6-6Pacifi c West Conference (NCAA II) 2-0Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (NCAA II) 1-0Red River Athletic Conference (NAIA) 6-3Sooner Athletic Conference (NAIA) 8-6South Atlantic Conference (NCAA II) 2-1Southeastern Conference (NCAA I) 0-3Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (NCAA III) 2-4Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (NCAA II) 11-2Southern States Athletic Conference (NAIA) 2-2Southland Conference (NCAA I) 27-41Southwestern Athletic Conference (NCAA I) 25-14The Summit League (NCAA I) 3-7Sun Belt Conference (NCAA I) 29-13Sunshine State Conference (NCAA II) 5-3TranSouth Athletic Conference (NAIA) 40-14United States College Athletic Association 14-0Western Athletic Conference (NCAA I) 0-1

South Dakota .................................................... 0-1Southeastern Louisiana ...................... 4-5Southeastern Oklahoma State ................... 2-1Southeast Missouri State .............................. 2-3Southern Arkansas ..................................... 50-14Southern Illinois ............................................... 0-2Southern Illinois-Edwardsville .................... 2-1Southern Indiana ............................................. 0-1Southern Nazarene ......................................... 0-2Southern-New Orleans .................................. 1-0Southwest Baptist ........................................... 1-2Sparkman HS..................................................... 0-3Stephen F. Austin ................................. 0-6Tarleton State .................................................... 1-0Tennessee-Martin ............................................ 0-2Texas A&M-Commerce .................................. 2-0Texas A&M-Corpus Christi................... 0-4Texas College .................................................... 2-0Texas-Pan American ....................................... 2-0Texas State ........................................... 1-3Texas-Tyler .......................................................... 1-0Texas Wesleyan ................................................. 1-3Texas Woman’s .................................................. 2-2Toledo .................................................................. 0-1Tougaloo ............................................................. 4-0Tulsa ..................................................................... 1-1UMKC ................................................................... 2-3UNC Asheville ................................................... 0-1Union (Tenn.) .................................................... 0-1UT Arlington ......................................... 1-3UTSA ..................................................... 0-4Valdosta State ................................................... 3-0Washburn ........................................................... 1-1Wayland Baptist ............................................... 1-0West Alabama ................................................... 6-1West Florida .....................................................10-9West Georgia ..................................................... 0-1Wiley ..................................................................... 3-0Williams Baptist ................................................ 7-1William Woods .................................................. 1-0Wisconsin-Parkside ......................................... 1-0Xavier (La.) .......................................................... 1-0

SERIES RECORDSSERIES RECORDS2010-11 OPPONENTS IN BOLD

FARRIS CENTERFARRIS CENTER

LOCKER ROOMLOCKER ROOM FILM ROOMFILM ROOM

.745 OVERALL WINNING PCT. .745 OVERALL WINNING PCT. IN THE FARRIS CENTERIN THE FARRIS CENTER

15-1 AT HOME LAST SEASON15-1 AT HOME LAST SEASON

MOST HOME WINS IN AMOST HOME WINS IN ASEASON IN PROGRAM HISTORYSEASON IN PROGRAM HISTORY

OPENED: 1972COURT INSTALLED: 2001COURT REFINISHED: 2010ScoREBOARDS/VIDEOBOARD INSTALLED: 2010ALL-TIME RECORD: 283-97FIRST SUGAR BEAR GAME: 1976 — 80-53 WIN VS. HENDERSON STATEFIRST NCAA GAME: NOV. 23, 1993 - 87-73 WIN VS. WILLIAMS BAPTISTFIRST NCAA DIVISION I GAME: NOV. 11, 2006 - 79-69 LOSS TO UT-MARTINLARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY: 93 - 123-30 VS. ARK. BAPTIST 11/30/01LONGEST HOME WINNING STREAK: 24 GAMES, 2001-2004