2013-14 akron women's basketball media guide

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1 - THIS IS AKRON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Table of Contents 1 Quick Facts 2 2013-14 Schedule 3 Roster Information 4-5 Athletics Communications/Directions to Campus 6 James A. Rhodes Arena 7-8 Local Media Information 9 PNC Wagon Wheel Challenge 10

11 - COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jodi Kest 12-13 Associate Head Coach Melissa Jackson 14 Assistant Coach Glenn Box 14 Assistant Coach Ayla Guzzardo 15 Director of Operations Candace Smith 15 Graduate Assistant Preston Reid 15 Graduate Assistant Eric Besserman 15

16 - STUDENT-ATHLETES Returning Student-Athletes 17-26 Kacie Cassell 17 Cari Guyton 18 Sina King 19 Hanna Luburgh 20 Rachel Tecca 21 Carly Young 22 Megan Barilla 23 Anita Brown 24 DiAndra Gibson 25 Katie Nunan 26 Newcomers 27-28 Therany Dunnigan 27 Hannah Plybon 27 Alex Ricketts 28 Hannah Scipio 28 Sophia Simone 28 29 - 2012-13 REVIEW 2012-13 Season Review 30 2012-13 Statistics/Results 31 2012-13 MAC Statistics/Conference Tournament & Awards 32

33 - RECORDS & HISTORY All-Time Series Records 34 Annual Team Statistics/Coaching Records 35 All-Time Letterwinners 36 Team Records 37 Single-Game Records 38 Individual Records 39-40 Postseason Honors 40 Annual Leaders 41-42 Overtime & 100-Point Games 42 Team Awards 43 Postseason Highlights 44-47 Year-By-Year Results 48-54

Follow Akron women’s basketball on the official web site of UA Athletics, www.GoZips.com. The site offers everything for the Zips fan, media member and recruit. From the latest results, recaps and statistics to previews and press releases. Updated daily, the newly-

redesigned www.GoZips.com also provides ticket information and UA apparel. If it’s happening in Zips Athletics, it’s happening on . . .

www.GoZips.com

The 2013-14 University of Akron women’s basketball media guide is a product of The University of Akron Athletics Communications of-fice. The publication was designed, written and edited by Dana LeRoy, with editorial assistance from Gregg Bach, Dallas Moyer and Paul War-ner. Cover design and layout by Dallas Moyer. Special thanks to Ken MacDonald and all the other previous sports information directors for their assistance. Photography by John Ashley, Jeff Harwell, and Ernie Aranyosi.

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QUICK FACTSGENERALLocation: Akron, Ohio (44325)Population: 200,000 (fifth largest in Ohio)Founded: 1870 (as Buchtel College)Enrollment: 26,699Nickname: ZipsColors: Blue (282) and Gold (871)Home Facility: James A. Rhodes Arena Rhodes Arena Capacity: 5,500 Rhodes Arena Press Row Phone: (330) 374-8771Conference: Mid-American Conference (East Division)President: Dr. Luis M. ProenzaDirector of Athletics: Tom WistrcillFaculty Athletics Representative: Dr. Deborah OwensAthletic Dept. Phone: (330) 972-7080Ticket Office Phone: 1-888-99-AKRON

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONSAssistant Dir. for Communications (WBB Contact): Dana LeRoy Office Phone: (330) 972-7171 Cell Phone: (330) 957-3473 E-mail: [email protected] Twitter: @ZipsDanaAssistant AD for Communications: Gregg Bach (330) 972-6106 // [email protected] // @ZipsGreggAssociate Dir. for Communications: Paul Warner (330) 972-2677 // [email protected] // @ZipsPaulAssistant Dir. for Communications: Dallas Moyer (330) 972-6292 // [email protected] // @ZipsDallasCommunications Graduate Assistant: Sam Baldwin (330) 972-6584 // [email protected] // @ZipsSamOffice Fax: (330) 374-8844Website: www.GoZips.comMailing Address: Overnight Address:The University of Akron University of Akron AthleticsRhodes Arena, Suite 83 373 Carroll StreetAkron, OH 44325-5201 Rhodes Arena, Suite 81 Akron, OH 44325-5201

PROGRAM HISTORYSeasons of Basketball: Entering 40thFirst Season of Basketball: 1974-75Seasons of Division I Basketball: Entering 31stFirst Season of Division I Basketball: 1983-84All-Time Record: 370-680 (.352)All-Time Division I Record: 281-569 (.331)MAC Record: 101-247 (.290)NCAA Tournament Appearances: 0WNIT Appearances: 2 (1999, 2013)WBI Appearances: 1 (2010

TEAM INFORMATION2012-13 Record: 23-102012-13 MAC Record: 12-4 (1st - East Division)2013 MAC Tournament Results (No. 3 seed): Quarterfinals: vs. No. 7 Buffalo, W 83-79 Semifinals: vs. No. 2 Ball State, W 70-61 Championship: vs. No. 4 Central Michigan, L 86-682013 WNIT Results: First Round: at Duquesne, L 71-66Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/3Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1Newcomers: 5 Therany Dunnigan (Jr., F, 6-2, Cleveland, Ohio./NC State/Midpark HS) Hannah Plybon (Fr., G, 5-9, Orrville, Ohio/Orrville HS) Alex Ricketts (Fr., G, 5-11, Mercer, Pa./Kennedy Catholic HS) Hannah Scipio (Fr., G, 5-4, New Albany, Ohio/New Albany HS) Sophia Simone (Fr., F, 5-11, Silver Lake, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit HS)

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Jodi Kest (Slippery Rock, 1984) Record at UA (Seven Seasons): 97-120 (.447) Overall Record (21 Seasons): 323-273 (.542)Associate Head Coach: Melissa Jackson (Richmond, 2004) Sixth SeasonAssistant Coaches: Glenn Box (Southeast Missouri State, 1998) Second Season Ayla Guzzardo (Akron, 2010) Fourth SeasonDirector of Basketball Operations: Candace Smith (Central Michigan, 2008) Sixth SeasonGraduate Assistant: Preston Reid (Ball State, 2011) Second SeasonGraduate Assistant/Video Coordinator: Eric Besserman (Akron, 2012) Second Season

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE CONTACTSCommissioner Dr. Jon SteinbrecherDirector of Communications Jeremy Guy E-Mail [email protected] Office Phone (216) 566-4622 ext. 303 Office Fax (216) 858-9622Associate Director/WBB Contact Phil Burwell E-mail [email protected] Office Phone (216) 566-4622 ext. 319Mailing Address 24 Public Square, 15th Floor Cleveland, OH 44113Web Site www.mac-sports.com

SOCIAL MEDIAWebsite: GoZips.com/ZipsWBBFacebook: facebook.com/ZipsWBBTwitter: @ZipsWBB

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Day Date Opponent Location Time (ET) Saturday Nov. 2 LAKE ERIE Akron, Ohio | Exhibition 12:00 PM

Friday Nov. 8 FLORIDA ATLANTIC Akron, Ohio 5:30 PM

Tuesday Nov. 12 TENNESSEE TECH Akron, Ohio | Education Day 10:30 AM

Friday Nov. 15 at Dayton Dayton, Ohio 7:00 PM

Sunday Nov. 17 at Wright State Dayton, Ohio 2:00 PM

Friday Nov. 22 at Canisius Buffalo, N.Y. 7:00 PM

Friday Nov. 29 at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Calif. | Cal Poly Classic 10:00 PM

Saturday Nov. 30 vs. UC Davis San Luis Obispo, Calif. | Cal Poly Classic 8:00 PM

Saturday Dec. 7 GEORGE MASON Akron, Ohio 2:00 PM

Tuesday Dec. 17 at Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio 7:00 PM

Friday Dec. 20 ROCHESTER COLLEGE Akron, Ohio 7:00 PM

Sunday Dec. 29 YOUNGSTOWN STATE Akron, Ohio 2:00 PM

Saturday Jan. 4 BALL STATE* Akron, Ohio 2:00 PM

Thursday Jan. 9 CENTRAL MICHIGAN* Akron, Ohio | Time Warner Cable SportsChannel 7:00 PM

Sunday Jan. 12 at Bowling Green* Bowling Green, Ohio 2:00 PM

Wednesday Jan. 15 at Miami (Ohio)* Oxford, Ohio 7:00 PM

Saturday Jan. 18 KENT STATE* Akron, Ohio | PNC Wagon Wheel Challenge TBA

Thursday Jan. 23 OHIO* Akron, Ohio 7:00 PM

Sunday Jan. 26 at Eastern Michigan* Ypsilanti, Mich. 2:00 PM

Thursday Jan. 30 at Toledo* Toledo, Ohio 7:00 PM

Sunday Feb. 2 BUFFALO* Akron, Ohio 2:00 PM

Wednesday Feb. 5 at Northern Illinois* DeKalb, Ill. 8:00 PM

Saturday Feb. 8 WESTERN MICHIGAN* Akron, Ohio | Play 4Kay 2:00 PM

Saturday Feb. 15 at Ball State* Muncie, Ind. | Time Warner Cable SportsChannel 12:00 PM

Wednesday Feb. 19 NORTHERN ILLINOIS* Akron, Ohio 7:00 PM

Saturday Feb. 22 at Ohio* Athens, Ohio TBA

Wednesday Feb. 26 MIAMI (OHIO)* Akron, Ohio 7:00 PM

Sunday Mar. 2 at Kent State* Kent, Ohio | PNC Wagon Wheel Challenge 2:00 PM

Wednesday Mar. 5 at Buffalo* Buffalo, N.Y. | Time Warner Cable SportsChannel 7:00 PM

Saturday Mar. 8 BOWLING GREEN* Akron, Ohio 2:00 PM

2014 FirstEnergy Mid-American Conference Tournament

Monday Mar. 10 First Round Campus Sites TBA

Wednesday Mar. 12 Second Round Quicken Loans Arena (Cleveland, Ohio) TBA

Thursday Mar. 13 Third Round Quicken Loans Arena (Cleveland, Ohio) TBA

Friday Mar. 14 Semifinals Quicken Loans Arena (Cleveland, Ohio) TBA

Saturday Mar. 15 Championship Quicken Loans Arena (Cleveland, Ohio) TBA

All times Eastern, subject to changeHome games in CAPS*-Mid-American Conference game

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Megan BarillaSo.-1L • Guard • 5-10

Fairview Park, OhioMagnificat HS

2Kacie cassellSr.-3L • Guard • 5-4

Vandalia, OhioVandalia Butler HS

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Fr.-HS • Guard • 5-11Mercer, Pa.

Kennedy Catholic HS

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Sr.-1L • Center • 6-2Akron, Ohio

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12Hanna luBurgHSr.-3L • Guard • 5-10

Zanesville, OhioTri-Valley HS

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Warren, OhioWarren Harding HS

15HannaH scipioFr.-HS • Guard • 5-4New Albany, Ohio

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So.-1L • Forward • 6-0Fairmont, W. Va.

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ROSTER INFORMATION

2013-14 ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School)2 Megan Barilla G 5-10 So. Fairview Park, Ohio (Magnificat High School)15 Anita Brown G 5-8 So. Warren, Ohio (Warren Harding High School)3 Kacie Cassell G 5-4 Sr. Vandalia, Ohio (Vandalia Butler High School)33 Therany Dunnigan* F 6-2 Jr. Cleveland, Ohio (NC State/Midpark High School)23 DiAndra Gibson G/F 5-11 So. Ravenna, Ohio (Ravenna High School)12 Cari Guyton C 6-2 Sr. Akron, Ohio (Pratt Junior College/Firestone High School)42 Sina King G/F 6-0 Sr. Waterford, Ohio (Waterford High School)14 Hanna Luburgh G 5-10 Sr. Zanesville, Ohio (Tri-Valley High School)24 Katie Nunan F 6-0 So. Fairmont, W.Va. (Fairmont Senior High School)22 Hannah Plybon G 5-9 Fr. Orrville, Ohio (Orrville High School)4 Alex Ricketts G 5-11 Fr. Mercer, Pa. (Kennedy Catholic High School)21 Hannah Scipio G 5-4 Fr. New Albany, Ohio (New Albany High School)40 Sophia Simone F 5-11 Fr. Silver Lake, Ohio (Walsh Jesuit High School)32 Rachel Tecca F 6-1 Sr. Tallmadge, Ohio (Archbishop Hoban High School)35 Carly Young F 6-2 Sr. Frazeysburg, Ohio (Tri-Valley High School)*Will sit out the 2013-14 season due to NCAA transfer rules

Head Coach: Jodi Kest (Eighth Season; Slippery Rock, ‘84)Associate Head Coach: Melissa Jackson (Sixth Season; Richmond, ‘04)Assistant Coaches: Glenn Box (Second Season; Southeast Missouri State, ‘98); Ayla Guzzardo (Fourth Season; Akron, ‘10) Director of Basketball Operations: Candace Smith (Sixth Season; Central Michigan, ‘08)Graduate Assistant: Preston Reid (Second Season; Ball State, ‘11)Graduate Assistant/Video Coordinator: Eric Besserman (Second Season; Akron, ‘12)

2013-14 NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School)2 Megan Barilla G 5-10 So. Fairview Park, Ohio (Magnificat High School)3 Kacie Cassell G 5-4 Sr. Vandalia, Ohio (Vandalia Butler High School)4 Alex Ricketts G 5-11 Fr. Mercer, Pa. (Kennedy Catholic High School)12 Cari Guyton C 6-2 Sr. Akron, Ohio (Pratt Junior College/Firestone High School)14 Hanna Luburgh G 5-10 Sr. Zanesville, Ohio (Tri-Valley High School)15 Anita Brown G 5-8 So. Warren, Ohio (Warren Harding High School)21 Hannah Scipio G 5-4 Fr. New Albany, Ohio (New Albany High School)22 Hannah Plybon G 5-9 Fr. Orrville, Ohio (Orrville High School)23 DiAndra Gibson G/F 5-11 So. Ravenna, Ohio (Ravenna High School)24 Katie Nunan F 6-0 So. Fairmont, W.Va. (Fairmont Senior High School)32 Rachel Tecca F 6-1 Sr. Tallmadge, Ohio (Archbishop Hoban High School)33 Therany Dunnigan* F 6-2 Jr. Cleveland, Ohio (NC State/Midpark High School)35 Carly Young F 6-2 Sr. Frazeysburg, Ohio (Tri-Valley High School)40 Sophia Simone F 5-11 Fr. Silver Lake, Ohio (Walsh Jesuit High School)42 Sina King G/F 6-0 Sr. Waterford, Ohio (Waterford High School)

ROSTER BREAKDOWNBY CLASS

Seniors (6): Kacie Cassell, Cari Guyton, Sina King, Hanna Luburgh, Rachel Tecca, Carly YoungJunior (1): Therany DunniganSophomores (4): Megan Barilla, Anita Brown, DiAndra Gibson, Katie NunanFreshmen (4): Hannah Plybon, Alex Ricketts, Hannah Scipio, Sophia Simone

BY STATE/PROVINCEOhio (13): Megan Barilla, Anita Brown, Kacie Cassell, Therany Dunnigan, DiAndra Gibson, Cari Guyton, Sina King, Hanna Luburgh, Hannah Plybon, Hannah Scipio, Sophia Simone, Rachel Tecca, Carly YoungPennsylvania (1): Alex RickettsWest Virginia (1): Katie Nunan

BY POSITIONGuard (7): Megan Barilla, Anita Brown, Kacie Cassell, Hanna Luburgh, Hannah Plybon, Alex Ricketts, Hannah ScipioGuard/Forward (2): DiAndra Gibson, Sina KingForward (5): Therany Dunnigan, Katie Nunan, Sophia Simone, Rachel Tecca, Carly YoungCenter (1): Cari Guyton

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEMegan Barilla: Buh-RILL-uh Hannah Plybon: Ply-BINKacie Cassell: CASEY CASTLE Hannah Scipio: SIP-ee-ohTherany Dunnigan: TEER-rin-kneeCari Guyton: KERRYSina King: SIN-UHKatie Nunan: NOON-in

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ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS | DIRECTIONS TO CAMPUS

UA AthletiCs CommUniCAtions

Mailing Address:Rhodes Arena, Suite 83Akron, OH 44325-5201(330) 972-7468

Dana LeRoy (Women’s Basketball Contact)Assistant Director

(also contact for Volleyball and Softball)E-Mail: [email protected]: (330) 972-7171Mobile: (330) 957-3473Twitter: @ZipsDana

Gregg BachAssistant AD for Communications

(contact for Football and W. Tennis)

E-Mail: [email protected]: (330) 972-6106Mobile: (330) 760-0522Twitter: @ZipsGregg

Paul WarnerAssociate Director

(contact for M. Soccer, Cross Country and Track & Field)

E-Mail: [email protected]: (330) 972-2677Mobile: (330) 962-0352Twitter: @ZipsPaul

Dallas MoyerAssistant Director

(contact for M. Basketball, M. Golf, W. Golf and Secondary Football)

E-Mail: [email protected] Office: (330) 972-6292Mobile: (330) 571-4145Twitter: @ZipsDallas

Sam BaldwinGraduate Assistant

(contact for W. Soccer, W. Swimming and Diving, Baseball and Rifle)

E-Mail: [email protected] Office: (330) 972-6584Mobile: (440) 725-2541Twitter: @ZipsSam

DIRECTIONS TO AKRON’S CAMPUS

Below are directions to the UA campus and Rhodes Arena.

FROM RT. 8 NORTH:Exit Buchtel Avenue. Go straight through traffic light. Turn right on Carroll Street at the next traffic light. Rhodes Arena is directly in front of you. Gameday media parking is in Lot 8 at this intersection (Carroll Street/Spicer Street).

FROM I-77 NORTH, RT. 8 NORTH, I-76 WEST:Take 77 North/76 West to Route 8 North. Take the first exit (Carroll Street/Buchtel). Turn left at the stop light. The second traffic light is the Carroll Street/Spicer Street intersection. Rhodes Arena is directly in front of you. Gameday media parking is in Lot 8 at this intersection.

FROM ROUTE 8 SOUTH:Follow 76 East/77 South to the Route 8 North/ Cuyahoga Falls exit. Take the first exit (Carroll Street/Buchtel). Turn left at the stop light. The second traffic light is the Carroll Street/Spicer Street intersection. Rhodes Arena is directly in front of you. Gameday media parking is in Lot 8 at this intersection.

FROM I-76 EAST/I-77 SOUTH:Follow 76 East/77 South to the Route 8 North/ Cuyahoga Falls exit. Take the first exit (Carroll Street/Buchtel). Turn left at the stop light. The second traffic light is the Carroll Street/Spicer Street intersection. Rhodes Arena is directly in front of you. Gameday media parking is in Lot 8 at this intersection.

FROM THE WEST ON MARKET STREET:Take Market to Union Street and follow Union to Buchtel Avenue. At Buchtel turn left and go to the first traffic light. Turn right at the light onto Spicer Street. Rhodes Arena is at the next intersection, Carroll Street. Gameday media parking is in Lot 8 at this intersection.

FROM THE WEST ON EXCHANGE STREET:Take Exchange to Spicer and turn left and go through two traffic lights. Rhodes Arena is located at the second light, Carroll Street. Gameday media parking is in Lot 8 at this intersection.

One of the unique nicknames in all of intercollegiate athletics belongs to The University of Akron. Originally Zippers, athletic director Kenneth “Red” Cochrane officially shortened the nickname to the Zips in 1950. Twenty-five years earlier a campus-wide contest had been conducted to choose a nickname for The University’s athletics teams. Suggestions submitted by students, faculty, and alumni included Golden Blue Devils, Tip Toppers, Rubbernecks, Hillbillies, Kangaroos and Cheveliers. The winner, freshman Margaret Hamlin, received a prize of $10 for Zippers, a $6 pair of rubber overshoes and a brand name of the BF Goodrich Company. The evolution of Zippy, UA’s mascot, began 40 years ago when the student council decided the University needed a mascot. “Zippy” the kangaroo was officially declared the school’s mascot on May 1, 1953.

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James A. Rhodes Arena provides the Zips with a home-court advantage that rivals any facility in the Mid-American Conference. Also known as Rhodes Arena and the JAR, the facility is home to the men’s and wom-en’s basketball teams, as well as the women’s volleyball squad.

The men’s basketball team has posted a .869 winning percentage (119-18) since the 2004-05 season under 10th-year head coach Keith Dambrot and has not posted a losing home record since the 1995-96 season. The women’s squad has posted a .661 winning percentage (37-19) over the last five seasons under eighth-year head coach Jodi Kest, the best five-year home stretch in program history.

During the summer of 2011, the JAR saw the addition of team lounges for the men’s and women’s basket-ball programs, as well as a 1,850-foot weight room. The team lounges feature state-of the-art technology, including multi-screen audio/visual equipment for practice and game video analysis, and opponent scout-ing. The video systems, designed specifically to meet the needs of the Akron basketball programs, will be synchronized with equipment located in the existing coaching staffs’ offices to maximize efficiency in video study and game preparation. The weight room will service both basketball pro-grams, as well as the volleyball and women’s tennis squads.

Prior to the 2002-03 season, Rhodes Arena received a $1.1 million renovation. The project included the addi-tion of a new playing surface and several fan-based capital improve-ments.

The first phase of the facelift took place during the summer of 2002 when a new hardwood floor was installed. The cost of the project, which was funded by private donations, was $202,500 and was completed in late August. The new floor replaced a surface that was installed when the facility was built in 1983.

Phase two of the project was one which Zips fans have benefited from most, pro-viding a new state-of-the-art video dis-play and scoreboard system – installed in October 2002.

The centerpiece of the project, called ZIPSvision, features four Opto Tech 7.5’ x 10’ LED displays which show-case replays of the action on the floor plus other programming before, dur-ing and after the game. Opto Tech is one of the industry leaders in large scale video displays, whose sports cli-ents include Major League Baseball’s Arizona Diamondbacks, Ohio State University, University of Nebraska, and the Georgia Dome, home of the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons.

Partial funding for ZIPSvision comes from The University of Akron’s 10-year part-nership with Pepsi. In exchange for signage, media and pouring rights at UA athletics venues, Pepsi contributed $380,000 to the Rhodes Arena Renovation Project. The balance of the project was generated through the sale of signage, both on ZIPSvision and on courtside media tables.The Cincinnati Floor Company installed the new floor, which was manu-

factured by Robbins Sports Surfaces. The company is no stranger to the basketball world, having installed the floor at Indiana University’s Assembly Hall and Cleveland’s Quicken Loans Arena, home of the NBA’s Cleveland Cavaliers.

The new surface also features the school’s new logo and word marks, which were unveiled in July 2002.

In fall 2008, new courtside tables with LED display capabilities, were purchased for the venue.

The facility became the new home of The University of Akron’s athletics teams on Dec. 3, 1983. Opened prior to the 1983-84 season, the facil-

ity gave the Zips basketball and volleyball teams a modern indoor athletics complex.

Rhodes Arena, which seats 5,500 for basketball, was the first phase of a three-part $20.5 mil-lion project, which included the $6.5 million Oliver J. Ocasek Natatorium, a $2.5 million renova-tion of Memorial Hall (demolished in 2010) and completion of the 6,000-square-foot Clifford Skeen Varsity Weight Room, which was located inside Memorial Hall.

The arena is comprised of two floors. In addition to the court, the first level features locker rooms, a

sports medicine and training facility, a ticket office, a fan team shop and meeting rooms.

The ground level is also home to the school’s hall of fame, which fea-tures photos and information on each inductee. The second floor offers a jogging track and four special multi-purpose labs – suitable for archery, golf, badminton and dancing.

The 2,600-square-foot Tommy Evans Memorial Lounge, used for pre- and post-game receptions and department functions, is housed on the south end of the second floor.

The 125,538-square-foot building also includes a $675,000 classroom wing and a $1.3 million office wing that houses the bulk of The University’s athletics depart-ment staff.

All 5,500 seats in the arena are retractable to facilitate the use of the 18,000-square-foot floor for physical education activities, concerts, conventions and other special events.

Armchair seating is available on the lower level (1,323) and on the west-side upper level (773), while the remain-ing seats are bleacher style.

Improved locker rooms were added to the Rhodes Arena complex in the fall of 1992. The new team facili-ties were funded through private contributions to the Zips Athletics Club.

Rhodes Arena plays host to the Cleveland Cavaliers’ Wine and Gold intrasquad scrimmage every October, along with the LeBron James Skills Academy (showcase for the nation’s best high school players) and the LeBron James King’s Academy (youth camp) each summer. The King James Shooting Stars Classic (AAU tournament) is also headquartered on the UA campus each spring.

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The men’s basketball program hosts the Zips Basketball School, the Offensive Skills Camp and Basketball Elite Workout camps, in addition to a Team Shootout. Under the direction of coach Dambrot and his coaching staff, the camps exhibit Coach Dambrot’s emphasis on funda-mentals, defense and hard work as the major components of being a great basketball player.

The JAR is also home to summer camps for both the Akron women’s basketball and volleyball programs. Women’s basketball holds a two-day team shootout and a four-day individual camp geared toward high school players of all skill levels, along with a Li’l Zips Day Camp and an Elite Camp. Similar to that, volleyball offers two team camps and a two-day individual camp, along with several individual day clinics designed to teach specific aspects of the game to all skill levels.

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Bill Morgan returns to the mic for his seventh season calling the play-by-play action of Akron women’s basketball. Morgan also hosts the weekly Zips Live show, featuring University of Akron coaches and athletes on the Akron-IMG Sports Network.

Morgan’s extensive play-by-play background is highlighted by calling numerous Ohio high school state tournament basketball, football, baseball, and softball games. Morgan is the

Sports Director at WJER AM-FM in New Philadelphia-Dover and is a voting member of the Associated Press’ Ohio high school bas-ketball and football polls.

Morgan has been married for 18 years to Donna, a registered nurse at Union Hospital in Dover. Bill and Donna are the proud parents of Spencer and Kayla.

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ABOUT THE AKRON-IMG SPORTS NETWORK The Akron-IMG Sports Network broadcasts University of Akron foot-ball games, men’s soccer matches and men’s and women’s basketball games throughout northeast Ohio. SportsRadio 1350 AM (WARF) in Akron will once again serve as the flagship station for the Akron-IMG Sports Network, providing the sounds of the Zips in action to alumni and fans in Summit County and the sur-rounding area. Each women’s basketball broadcast begins 15 minutes prior to tip-off. All women’s basketball games will be carried on GoZips.com, with a select schedule of games being broadcast live on SportsRadio 1350 AM (WARF). Check GoZips.com for a broadcast schedule of women’s games. Zips Live, the one-hour, weekly radio show featuring University of Akron coaches and student-athletes will once again be carried by Akron-IMG Sports Network flagship WARF beginning at 7 p.m. ET each Monday from November through April. Zips Live will originate from Johnny J’s Pub and Grille in the Valley (1282 Weathervane Lane; Akron, OH 44313).

2013-14 Akron-IMG Sports Network Affiliates • SportsRadio 1350 AM (WARF), Akron• Fox Sports 1350 AM on iHeartRadio

2013-14 Zips Live Coaches Show Affiliates • SportsRadio 1350 AM (WARF), Akron• Fox Sports 1350 AM on iHeartRadio

the Akron-imG sports netWork

AKRON-IMG SPORTS NETWORKPlay-By-Play: Steve FrenchE-Mail: [email protected]: Joe Dunn E-Mail: [email protected]

Flagship:SportsRadio 1350 AM (WARF)330-836-4700 _____ Fax: 330-836-53217755 Freedom Ave.North Canton, Ohio 44720Program Director: Keith KennedyWeb Site: www.sportsradio1350.com

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DAILY NEWSPAPERSAkron Beacon Journal330-996-3800 _____ Fax: 330-996-362944 East ExchangeAkron, OH 44328Sports Editor: Ron LedgardE-Mail: [email protected] Writer: George M. ThomasE-Mail: [email protected]

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TELEVISIONWEWS-TV 5 (ABC)216-431-3700 _____ Fax: 216-431-36663001 Euclid AveCleveland, OH 44115Sports Director: Andy Baskin

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PNC WAGON WHEEL CHALLENGEOn August 24, 2011, the athletics departments at The University of Ak-ron (UA) and Kent State University (KSU) announced participation in a new competition called “The PNC Wagon Wheel Challenge,” which fur-ther expands an intercollegiate athletics rivalry dating back more than a half-century between the two schools.

The PNC Wagon Wheel Challenge is based on a time-honored competi-tion for an historic wooden wagon wheel trophy awarded originally in 1945 to the winner of the annual Akron-Kent State football game. For the 2011-12 academic year, the PNC-sponsored rivalry will broaden the competition to include 15 NCAA varsity sports, with victories in each sport adding one point to the challenge standings.

Fans can learn more about the rivalry and follow the results and stand-ings via www.PNCWagonWheelChallenge.com.

“PNC’s new athletic challenge will spark more excitement in a broad range of sports between these rival schools,” said Kevin O. Thompson, PNC regional president for Akron, Canton and Wooster. “By showcasing the talents of student-athletes, we will further engage alumni and the community to support our schools.”

In keeping with tradition, the annual winner of the football contest will gain possession of the historic wooden Wagon Wheel trophy, while the school that accumulates the most total points in all varsity matchups for that academic year will receive an overall series trophy.

“The Akron-Kent State rivalry is a regional event and this partnership will help expand it to more sports and likewise more fans,” Akron direc-tor of athletics Tom Wistrcill said. “We’re excited to have PNC serve as sponsor of what is one of the more unique rivalries in college athletics. As members of the Mid-American Conference, the results of our compe-titions against one another are already very important, but the Wagon Wheel Challenge will increase the level of bragging rights around the community.”

According to legend, the “Wagon Wheel” trophy traces its beginnings to the spring of 1870 when Akron industrialist John R. Buchtel set out for the town of Kent in search of a site to establish a college. In the muddy Ohio fields, however, his wagon became bogged down in the area where Kent State University is currently located. When horses pulled the wagon, a wheel came loose and became buried until it was discovered in 1902 during the construction of a pipeline along the Western Reserve Trail.

The wheel eventually fell into the possession of Dr. Raymond Manches-ter, who as the Kent State Dean of Men in 1945, suggested the local his-toric artifact be offered as the trophy to the winner of the annual Akron-Kent State football game. Through the 2011 game, Kent State leads the series 21–19–1 in Wagon Wheel games. Dating to 1923, Akron leads the all-time series on the gridiron, 30-22-2.

“College athletics is built on strong rivalries, and we’re fortunate to have one of the closest in the country with Akron,” Kent State director of ath-letics Joel Nielsen said. “We’re very appreciative of PNC’s support of the Wagon Wheel Challenge – this model has worked very well with other schools and it can only help grow this rivalry and make it even stronger.”

IMG College, the sponsorship and multi-media rights holder for both Akron and Kent State athletics negotiated the PNC Wagon Wheel Chal-lenge, and terms of the agreement will not be made public.

The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (www.pnc.com) is one of the nation’s largest diversified financial services organizations providing retail and business banking; residential mortgage banking; specialized services for corporations and government entities, including corporate banking, real estate finance and asset-based lending; wealth manage-ment and asset management. Follow @PNCNews on Twitter for breaking news, updates and announcements from PNC.

PNC Wagon Wheel Challenge - Rules and Qualifying Sports• Each of the fifteen (15) sports will be worth one (1) point. For a school

to be the winner of The PNC Wagon Wheel Challenge, it must accumu-late at least eight (8) points.

• The point is awarded to the team that wins the season series in the head-to-head competition.

• If the teams play head-to-head once in a given season (e.g. football), then the school that wins will receive the point.

• All regular season games count toward the season series tally (in-cluding if non-conference games are played) with the school that wins more games (e.g., winning two of three in softball) receiving the point. If teams split the regular season matchups (e.g., in basketball), then each team receives a one-half (½) point for that sport.

• For men’s and women’s cross country, golf and indoor/outdoor track and field, one point is awarded to whichever school finishes higher in the MAC Championship for each of those sports. (For these sports, no other competitions – in-season or post-season – will count toward the series).

• MAC and/or NCAA Tournament games can count toward deter-mining the season series winner (e.g., the schools split the two regular season meetings in basketball and then plays in the MAC Tournament, whichever school wins that game is awarded the point).

• In the event of a 15-sports season tie, the school that won the trophy the previous year will retain possession. (If there is a tie in the first year, then the schools will share the trophy).

2012-13 ResultsKent State won the Wagon Wheel trophy for a second-consecutive season, posting an 8.0-7.0 victory. KSU earned points in baseball (1.0), football (1.0), men’s golf (1.0), women’s golf (1.0), women’s soccer (1.0), softball (1.0), women’s indoor track & field (1.0) and women’s outdoor track & field (1.0).

Akron scored points in men’s basketball (1.0), women’s basketball (1.0), men’s cross country (1.0), women’s cross country (1.0), men’s indoor track & field (1.0), men’s outdoor track & field (1.0) and volleyball (1.0).

2011-12 – Kent State 9.0, Akron 6.02012-13 – Kent State 8.0, Akron 7.0

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» 2010 MAC Coach of the Year» 97-120 at Akron (.447)» 323-273 Overall (.542, 21 Seasons)

The longest tenured women’s basketball head coach in the Mid-American Conference, Jodi Kest returns for her eighth year leading The University of Akron women’s basketball program. She is back on the sidelines after guid-ing the Zips to their best season in school history in 2012-13, including the team’s first ever trip to the Mid-American Conference Tournament champion-ship game.

Kest has amassed over 320 victories in her head coaching career, highlighted by the program-best 23 wins the Zips collected last year in the process of rewriting the school record book. She became the winningest coach in Akron women’s basketball history when the Zips defeated Canisius on Dec. 1, 2012, 81-72 at Rhodes Arena.

Akron captured its first MAC East Division title and made its first appearance in the conference championship game in 2013 at Quicken Loans Arena, after Kest led the team to win nine out of its last 10 regular season games. UA went on to earn an invitation to the WNIT for the first time since 1999, mark-ing just the third overall postseason appearance in program history. Akron finished the season as the seventh-highest scoring team in the nation (75.4 ppg) en route to breaking more than 10 school records as a team.

Kest produced Akron’s first ever MAC Player of the Year and Academic All-American in Rachel Tecca, in the forward’s first season on the court after ACL surgery. Tecca broke Akron’s single-season scoring record with 609 points and was ranked 23rd in the country in field goal percentage, despite averag-ing only 25 minutes per contest.

Three of Kest’s starting five were all-conference performers, including Tecca (first team), Sina King (third team) and Hanna Luburgh (third team). Kest also mentored junior point guard Kacie Cassell, the 2013 national leader in assists per game.

Following the milestone season, Kest was rewarded with a five-year contract extension that will keep her at UA through the 2017-18 season.

A tradition of success has successfully been established at Akron under Kest, featuring her teams’ signature uptempo style of play. In 2011, she coached two All-MAC selections in King and Taylor Ruper. Ruper enjoyed a lights-out year from behind the arc, becoming Akron’s all-time leader in 3-pointers made. Ruper would finish her career a year later in 2013 with a school record 269 3-pointers. King was named to the All-MAC Second Team after she had a breakout season filling the shoes of the injured Tecca at center.

In 2010-11, the Zips finished 14-16 overall and 6-10 in conference play, including a trip to the MAC Tournament Quarterfinals, where they almost pulled the upset on top-seeded and eventual WNIT champion Toledo. As a team, Akron set new marks at the time with the largest margin of victory ever in a MAC game when they defeated Northern Illinois by 29 points on the road on Feb. 5. Akron’s 4-4 record in league road games tied the best finish since the 1999-2000 season.

Several records were broken that year, highlighted by Kara Murphy surpass-ing Cheryl Bowles for the all-time scoring record. Murphy was Kest’s first-ever recruit at Akron. In almost storybook fashion, Murphy broke the record on two crucial free throws in the final minutes at Buffalo to help give Akron a gritty road victory, 71-67. She also became the Zips’ all-time leader with 123 games played, never missing a start in her career.

Under Kest’s guidance, Tecca had one of the best seasons in program history as only a sophomore in 2010-11. The 288 rebounds she grabbed that year are tied for third for most in a single season. She also set the program mark for double-doubles in a season with 16.

HEAD COACHING CAREERYEAR SCHOOL RECORD WIN. PCT.1986-87 Wilkes University 10-12 .4551987-88 Wilkes University 7-17 .2921988-89 Wilkes University 16-10 .6151989-90 Wilkes University 15-10 .600FOUR SEASONS 48-49 .495

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2002-03 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 15-12 .5562003-04 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 19-9 .6792004-05 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 23-7 .7672005-06 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 16-12 .571FOUR SEASONS 73-40 .646

2006-07 University of Akron 10-19 .3452007-08 University of Akron 7-24 .2262008-09 University of Akron 11-19 .3672009-10 University of Akron 18-14 .5632010-11 University of Akron 14-16 .4672011-12 University of Akron 14-18 .438 2012-13 University of Akron 23-10 .697SEVEN SEASONS 97-120 .447

CAREER RECORD (21 SEASONS) 323-273 .542

EDUCATION1984 - B.S. in Physical Education from Slippery Rock1986 - M.S. in Education from Northwest Missouri State

COLLEGIATE PLAYING CAREER1980-1984 - Basketball & Tennis (Slippery Rock)

Four Zips received conference honors for their play during the 2010-11 cam-paign. Tecca highlighted the group, as she became just the third player in program history to make the All-MAC First Team. Murphy, Akron’s lone se-nior, earned Honorable Mention honors to join Bowles as the only two Zips to garner all-conference recognition all four years of their career.

For the sixth-straight year, Akron placed a representative on the All-Fresh-man Team in Carly Young. Also, junior Jasmine Mushington was named Co-Sixth Player of the Year with Central Michigan’s Taylor Johnson. Keeping it in the Zips family, Tecca was the recipient of the award in 2009-10. In seven seasons, Kest has now had 11 student-athletes earn All-MAC recognition, six make the All-Freshman Team, two earn Sixth Player of the Year honors, and one named Player of the Year.

Earning recognition off the court as well, Tecca was named to the Capital One Academic All-District Third Team for District IV, as announced by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). The list recog-

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nizes the nation’s top student-athletes for their combined performance on the floor and in the classroom. Tecca became the first women’s basketball player in program history to earn this distinction.During her seven seasons at Akron, Kest has coached 12 Academic All-MAC selections, including a record three in 2012-13 as Tecca, King and Luburgh all earned the distinction.

Since arriving on campus in 2006, Kest, who inherited a program that had won an average of four games per season in the six years prior to her ar-rival, has elevated the Zips to unprecedented heights. Under Kest, Akron won more games in her first four seasons alone (46) than in the seven seasons prior to her arrival (35 wins from 1999-2000 to 2005-06).

In 2010, Kest became the first UA women’s coach to receive Coach of the Year accolades from the MAC and just the second Akron basketball coach (men’s or women’s) to do so, following Dan Hipsher, who was presented the award for the men’s team in 1997-98.

In addition to the aforementioned benchmarks, Akron secured a first-round bye at the MAC Tournament for the first time and advanced to the semifinals for just the second time since becoming a league member in 1992. The Zips were then selected to compete in the Women’s Basketball Invitational, mark-ing their first postseason appearance in 11 years.

After opening the season with a 6-8 record, the Zips caught fire, winning 11 of their last 15 games of the regular season. Highlighting the hot stretch was a five-game win streak in league play against West Division foes Western Michigan (58-44), Ball State (66-64, OT), Eastern Michigan (73-66), Central Michigan (62-55) and Northern Illinois (57-39). Wins over the Cardinals and Eagles during that run represented two of five MAC road wins on the season for UA, which was another program high.

In all, the Zips won eight of nine contests from early January to the start of February to finish third in the MAC East Division. It was UA’s second-highest finish in the league since joining the MAC in 1992.

Individual accolades followed the Zips’ record-setting season. In addition to Kest’s coaching honors, Akron placed two on the All-MAC squad – Murphy earned second team recognition while Kyle Baumgartner was named to the third team – and freshman Tecca became the first women’s basketball player in Zips’ history to be named MAC Sixth Player of the Year. Tecca, who aver-aged 10.4 points and 6.1 rebounds in 22.5 minutes off the bench, was also named to the All-MAC Freshman Team. Following the season, senior Jolene Tamboue was named to the Academic All-MAC Team after posting a 3.353 cumulative GPA as a biochemistry major at UA.

Murphy, in particular, blossomed under Kest’s guidance. The gem of Kest’s first recruiting class at UA, she led the conference in scoring (19.3 ppg), while ranking 22nd nationally, as a sophomore in 2008-09. Furthermore, the physi-cal forward set the school’s single-season record for points at the time (580) and became the youngest player in UA history to reach the 1,000-point pla-teau for a career. Murphy scored at least 20 points in 16 of 30 games that year and eclipsed the 30-point barrier three times.

Her record-setting season followed a freshman campaign that saw her lead the Zips in scoring (14.5 ppg) and team up with Keyla Snowden (14.2) to form the highest-scoring freshman duo in the nation. Murphy subsequently earned all-freshman and All-MAC third team honors.

The Zips’ historic campaign followed a breakout season on many fronts in 2008-09. In a year that began with an upset win over Michigan – just the program’s second ever victory against a Big Ten opponent – UA recorded its highest win totals, for both overall record (11) and in MAC play (6), in nine years.

Furthermore, the Zips snapped a number of dubious streaks along the way, defeating Kent State at home to snap a string of 18 straight defeats to the ri-val Golden Flashes, ending a 16-game slide to Ohio and a seven-game streak to Buffalo, and recording the program’s first league road victory since 2004-05 - snapping a string of 19 consecutive defeats - with a convincing 68-56 decision at Miami (Ohio).

Kest enjoyed an impressive inaugural campaign in 2006-07 that saw the Zips double their win total from the previous year, experience their longest win-ning streak since 1996 and place two players on All Mid-American Confer-ence postseason teams.

A one-point victory over Lehigh in December of ‘06 jump started a six-game win streak for the Zips en route to their first double-digit win season since 1999-2000.

In 2007-08, the Zips got off to a quick start in posting big wins at home against

Saint Louis (81-77) and Houston (81-76). Despite a difficult non-conference schedule against some of the nation’s elite teams, including Utah, Nebraska and Dayton, Akron was an even .500 (5-5) after the first 10 games of the year. Murphy recorded one of the most prolific individual seasons in school history. She became the first UA freshman to receive all-conference honors, earning a third team designation after leading the team in scoring (14.5/game), re-bounding (5.6/game) and steals (40). She was also the ninth-highest freshman scorer in the nation and earned a spot on the MAC All-Freshman team. Her 449 point total for the year was the fifth-highest mark in school history.

Prior to coming to Akron, Kest guided the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi pro-gram to a 73-40 (.646) record (16-12 in 2005-06) in four years, tallying a win-ning mark in each season and being named Independent Coach of the Year three times (2003, ‘04 and ‘05). Also, under Kest’s tutelage, guard Terra An-drews was named Division I Independent Player of the year in three consecu-tive seasons from 2003-06. With the Islanders, Kest posted the 200th win of her career and left the school with the most wins in program history.

The highlight of her tenure came during the 2004-05 campaign when the Islanders won a school-record 23 games (23-7), and advanced to the second round of the National Invitation Tournament. The team received votes in the top 25 poll that season as well. From 2004-2006, TAMU-CC defeated such teams as Indiana, West Virginia, Nevada, Fresno State and Kent State.

Kest served as head coach at Gannon University in Erie, Pa., for six seasons (1996-97 through 2001-02) prior to her stop in Corpus Christi. During that time, she developed a two-time Division II All-American, 10 all-conference players, a pair of freshmen of the year and five all-defensive first team hon-orees.

In 2001-02, the Golden Knights won the GLIAC South championship, ad-vanced to the Division II national tournament and were ranked as high as sixth in the nation. Overall, Kest built a 105-64 (.621) mark with the Golden Knights, and guided the program to three-consecutive NCAA Division II tour-nament appearances and three-straight 20-win seasons.

Under Kest’s leader-ship, Gannon center Kristin Roseberry de-veloped into one of the best players in the nation, earning All-American honors in 2000 and 2001. Roseberry was named GLIAC Freshman of the Year in 1999 be-fore guard Jen Gwin earned that distinction in 2002. Kest left the school with the most victories in program history.

Kest cut her teeth as a head coach at Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., from 1986-1990 (48-49/.494), rebuilding the struggling Division III program. After posting a 17-29 combined mark in her first two years at the helm, the 1988-89 campaign brought major improvements as the team qualified for the Middle Atlantic Conference playoffs for the first time in program history with a 16-10 record. She was tabbed as the league’s coach of the year that season.

The ninth head coach in Akron program history, Kest served as an assistant coach at a number of Division I schools, logging time at Maine (1990-92), Cleveland State (1992-93), Nevada (1993-95) and Cal Poly (1995-96).

A 1984 graduate of Slippery Rock, with a Bachelor of Science degree in physi-cal education, Kest was a two-sport standout in basketball and tennis. The three-time basketball team captain garnered All-American honors on the hardwood her final two seasons.

She led the “Rock” in scoring in three successive seasons, averaging 13.6 points in 1981-82; 17.8 points in 1982-83, and 19.8 points in 1983-84. She finished her collegiate career with 1,289 points and 540 rebounds, and was inducted into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 1994.

In 1986, she received a master of science in education from Northwest Mis-souri State, where she served as graduate assistant coach from 1984-86.

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Melissa Jackson is in her sixth season on the Akron staff and her second as associate head coach. She serves as the program’s recruiting coor-dinator and offensive coordinator and works primarily with the guards.

Jackson’s recruiting efforts have been instrumental in bringing the Akron women’s basketball program to the forefront of the Mid-American Con-ference over the past several seasons.

The 2013-14 senior class marks Jackson’s first full recruiting class at Ak-ron, and is just eight victories away from becoming the winningest class in school history.

In 2012-13, Jackson transformed Hanna Luburgh into one of the most feared shooting guards in the conference. Luburgh earned All-MAC third team and All-MAC Tournament team honors after averaging 24.7 points and 9.0 rebounds per game in the conference tournament. She was named MAC East Player of the Week three times during the season, and finished the year with 549 points which ranks third all-time in pro-gram history for a single season.

Also under Jackson’s watch, Taylor Ruper earned All-MAC honors in 2012. During Ruper’s career at Akron, Jackson helped to develop her into Akron’s all-time leading 3-point shooter, and one of the best long-range shooters in the league as well.

“Melissa has worked very hard over the last five years to help build our program into a Mid-American Conference contender,” said UA head coach Jodi Kest. “Her relentless recruiting efforts and coaching capabili-ties have helped take us to the next level.”

Jackson joined the UA staff after helping to guide the University of Dela-ware program to three postseason berths – including a trip to the NCAA Tournament in 2007 – in four seasons while in the same role from 2004-05 to 2007-08.

During Jackson’s time at Delaware, the Blue Hens captured a Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) regular season championship in 2004-05, a pair of WNIT berths in 2005 and 2006, and earned an at-large bid to the Big Dance with a 26-6 record in 2007. Overall, UD posted a four year record of 80-44 (.645) and won 71 percent of its conference games (51-21) during that stretch.

Jackson, who worked primarily with the guards at Delaware, helped mentor 2007 WNBA draftee (No. 18 overall) and former Detroit Shock guard Tyresa Smith and a pair of CAA defensive players of the year in Smith (‘06, ‘07) and Kyle DeHaven (‘08). Jackson also played key roles in the recruitment of Jocelyn Bailey, a Top 100 player according to Hoop-Gurlz.com in 2008, and Tesia Harris, the 14th-best swing guard in the nation according to the All-Star Girls Report in 2007.

Jackson played four seasons at the University of Richmond and earned a political science degree in May of 2004. She appeared in 50 career games as a guard with the Atlantic 10 Conference power and earned WNIT berths in both 2003 and 2004. Her ‘04 squad advanced to the semifinals.

A former All-State selection at Hazleton High School in Hazelton, Pa., Jackson is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and has participated in a number of charitable programs, including Habitat for Humanity, Helping Hands and Adopt a Grandparent.

Jackson and her husband, Drew, currently reside in Bay Village with their son, Luke.

Glenn Box is in his second season on Jodi Kest’s staff.

Box brings multiple seasons of junior college head coaching experi-ence and several years of Division I assistant coaching experience to the Akron bench. He works primarily with the program’s post players and serves as the team’s defensive coordinator. Box also oversees ju-nior college recruiting, scheduling, and is the liaison for strength and conditioning.

In 2013, Box coached Akron’s first ever Mid-American Conference Player of the Year in Rachel Tecca, as well as third team All-MAC selec-tion Sina King.

“We are excited to have Glenn as a part of the Akron women’s bas-ketball family,” Kest said. “His head coaching experience at the junior college level, assistant coaching experience at the Division I level, and familiarity with the Mid-American Conference are assets for our pro-gram. Glenn is a coach with lots of passion, energy and drive. He has brought a different dynamic to our staff, and our student-athletes enjoy working with him immensely.”

Prior to coaching at Akron, Box spent two seasons as an assistant coach at Saint Louis University in the Atlantic-10 Conference. He had previously spent two seasons as an assistant at Mid-American Confer-ence foe Western Michigan.

Before he became an assistant at the Division I level, Box coached at Rend Lake College for six seasons. He spent his final three seasons at the school as the head women’s basketball coach, leading the Warriors to a 64-31 overall record. His teams topped four nationally-ranked op-ponents in his three seasons at the helm.

Box was an assistant coach for the Rend Lake men’s basketball team for three years before taking over the women’s program. In his second season, Rend Lake finished with a program-best record of 24-8 and was ranked as high as No. 16 in the NJCAA national poll.

Box was instrumental in helping numerous Rend Lake student-athletes continue their basketball and academic careers at four-year institutions.

A native of Cairo, Ill., Box began his coaching career at Cairo High School as an assistant women’s varsity basketball coach.

Box holds an associate’s degree in elementary education from Rend Lake and a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Southeast Mis-souri State. He is the father of sons Darius, 19, and William, 18, and daughter Auna, 12. Box and his wife Angela have been married for 16 years.

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Local product Candace Smith, formerly Candace Wilson, returns to the Akron staff for her sixth season following a standout playing career at Central Michigan University. The Central Hower High School graduate currently serves as the team’s director of basketball operations.

Smith handles all the day-to-day business operations of the team with a primary focus on travel coordination and community outreach projects.

“Candace is very organized and another member of our staff who brings youth and enthusiasm to the table,” said UA head coach Jodi Kest. “Ad-ditionally, she can relate to our players after having a successful playing career at Central Michigan.”

Smith, who was a four-year letterwinner with the Chippewas, averaged 10.2 points and 4.0 rebounds as a senior while posting a team-high 3-point field goal percentage of .398 (41-for-103), which was the eighth-best mark in the Mid-American Conference.

For her career, the sharp shooter netted 34.9 percent (97-for-278) of her attempts from beyond the arc for fifth on CMU’s all-time list. She also made her mark from the free throw line, finishing second in the record books by hitting 172-of-211 career attempts (.815).

As a student-athlete, Smith was active in a number of community proj-ects and belonged to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Divine Order Gospel Choir.

Smith received her business administration degree from Central Michi-gan in May of 2008 and her Master’s of Business Administration from Akron in May 2011. She currently resides in Akron with her husband, Kenny, and their daughter, Kamille.

Ayla Guzzardo is in her fourth season with the Zips coaching staff. She also spent her final two collegiate seasons as a Zips student-athlete.

In 2013, Guzzardo mentored the national leader in assists per game in point guard Kacie Cassell.

“It has been a great advantage to us to have Ayla on our staff,” said Coach Kest. “Her familiarity with our program and the conference has helped us tremendously as we establish ourselves at the top of the MAC. Ayla was an extremely passionate, enthusiastic and hard-working player. and she has brought those characteristics to our coaching staff.“

The Hammond, La., native appeared in every game of her UA career, starting every contest her senior season. She notched 133 assists in 2009-10, which ranks fifth all-time in program history. Her 238 career assists also put her ninth all-time in the record books.

In the Mid-American Conference, Guzzardo finished third in assists per game (4.2), fifth for assists/turnover ratio (1.3) and 15th in steals per game (1.7). Also during her senior season, she served as a team captain and was the recipient of the Coaches’ Award. She helped lead the team to the Zips’ second-ever MAC Tournament semifinals appearance and a postseason appearance in the Women’s Basketball Invitational.

Prior to playing at Akron, Guzzardo was a student-athlete at Shelton State Community College in Tuscaloosa, Ala. and a member of the sev-enth-ranked junior college team in the nation in 2007-08. The squad won two conference championships with Guzzardo on the roster and she posted a career record of 62-9 as the starting point guard.

In 2010, Guzzardo completed her undergraduate degree in business or-ganization. In 2012, she received a master’s degree in sport science and coaching from Akron.

Preston Reid is in his second season as a graduate assistant for the Akron women’s basketball team.

Reid is responsible for maintaining the Zips’ scouting database, oversee-ing managers and practice players, creating team videos and assisting with workouts, practices and community outreach efforts.

Prior to Akron, Reid was a practice player for one season and the head manager and video coordinator for three seasons at Ball State Univer-sity, where he graduated in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in English education. Under former Cardinals head coach Kelly Packard, Reid was a member of the staff in 2009 when the program defeated perennial powerhouse Tennessee in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

Reid spent the 2011-12 season at Florida State University as the assis-tant video coordinator, where he was in charge of logging games, break-ing down film and film exchange. He has also spent time as a video intern with the NBA’s Indiana Pacers and WNBA’s Indiana Fever.

Reid is currently pursuing a master’s degree in sport science and coach-ing from UA.

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Besserman graduated from UA in the spring of 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in sports management. During his time as an undergrad, he worked in athletic facilities at InfoCision Stadium - Summa Field and Rhodes Arena helping to coordinate and manage events.

With the women’s basketball program, Besserman’s duties include re-cording practices and games, breaking down game film and organizing film exchange.

Besserman is working towards a master’s degree in sports administration from Akron.

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as a Junior (2012-13): Finished the season as the national leader in assists per game with 7.8 ... Akron’s all-time assists leader with 475 in her career ... also set the program’s single-season assists record after just 21 games, setting the new bar at 259 dimes, which ranks third all-time in the Mid-American Conference in a season ... led the MAC and was ranked 11th in the country with a 2.4 assists/turnover ratio ... tallied double-digit assists on 10 occasions ... recorded her first career dou-ble-double in the MAC Tournament quarterfinal victory over Buffalo at Quicken Loans Arena, putting up 12 points and tying the school’s single-game record with a career-high 12 assists ... the Zips’ most active player, averaging 35.4 minutes per contest and playing all 40 minutes eight times ... picked off a career-best six steals at home vs. Bryant Nov. 16 ... tied a personal-best six rebounds in the MAC Tournament semifinal win over Ball State March 14. as a Sophomore (2011-12): Appeared in all 32 games and made six starts ... averaged 4.6 points, 3.6 assists, and 2.0 rebounds in 19.4 min-utes per game ... her 114 assists rank eighth on the UA single season record list ... averaged 5.8 points and 3.8 assists in 16 conference games ... produced a 1.2 assist/turnover ratio on the season, which was fourth best in the MAC ... was a 38.6-percent (17-of-44) shooter from behind the arc ... scored a career-high 16 points in the win over Central Michi-gan (Feb. 4) ... also handed out a season-high tying eight assists in the win over the Chippewas ... handed out eight dimes in three other games ... chipped in 15 points - going 3-for-3 on threes - in the home loss to Bowling Green (Feb. 18) ... pulled in a career-high six rebounds in the loss to St. Francis (Feb. 22) ... made 84.0-percent (42-of-50) of her free throw attempts ... tallied 19 steals, including three at Notre Dame (Oct. 11) ... scored nine points and recorded eight assists against Miami (Jan. 4) ... played a season-high 27 minutes against both Kent State (Jan. 14) and Western Michigan (Feb. 11).

as a Freshman (2010-11): Played in all 30 games for the Zips and made 18 starts … led the team with 102 assists in 703 total minutes … also scored 74 points and grabbed 44 rebounds … averaged 3.40 assists per game … started first career game against Robert Morris (Nov. 23) ... added four points and seven assists vs. RMU (Nov. 23) .... chipped in a career-high eight points and six dimes in a career-high 44 minutes in an overtime win over Georgia Southern (Nov. 26) ... recorded a career-high nine assists at SMU (Nov. 27) ... notched eight assists in back-to-back games against Wright State (Dec. 4) and Cleveland State (Dec. 11) ... had another six assists at Youngstown State (Dec. 16) ... added seven points in a win over Ursuline College (Dec. 19) ... notched five assists and three points at Temple (Jan. 2) ... tallied seven points and four assists in 35 minutes against Miami (Jan. 15) ... dished out five assists at Central Michigan (Jan. 29) ... recorded six assists in 16 minutes at Buffalo (Feb. 16) ... notched seven points on 7-for-8 at the foul line, a career-best five boards, and three dimes at Ohio (Feb. 19) ... matched her career high with eight points on 3-for-5 shooting at Miami (Feb. 26) ... recorded three dimes in 12 minutes against Western Michigan in first round of MAC Tournament (Mar. 5).

at Vandalia Butler High School: Scored 1,065 points during her four-year career ... also finished with 416 career assists to set a school record

Statistic Mark Opponent Date Points 16 vs. Central Michigan 2/4/12 Rebounds 6 last vs. Ball State 3/15/13 Assists 12 vs. Buffalo 3/14/13 Blocks 1 last vs. Buffalo 3/14/13 Steals 6 vs. Bryant 11/16/12 Minutes 44 vs. Georgia Southern 11/26/10 FG Made 6 vs. Bowling Green 2/18/12 FG Attempted 11 at Tennessee Tech 11/13/12 FT Made 8 vs. Georgia Southern 11/26/10 FT Attempted 11 vs. Georgia Southern 11/26/10 3FG Made 3 last vs. Eastern Michigan 2/6/13 3FG Attempted 6 last vs. Toledo 1/23/13

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Personal: Parents are Jeff and Margret Cassell ... father, Jeff, played bas-ketball at Manchester College in Indiana ... older sister, Lauren, played basketball at Ohio Northern ... is of Islandic heritage.

YEAR GP/GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG2010-11 30/18 703 23.4 20 69 .290 9 31 .290 25 36 .694 11 33 44 1.5 29 1 102 72 1 11 74 2.52011-12 32/6 621 19.4 44 110 .400 17 44 .386 42 50 .840 18 46 64 2.0 38 0 114 94 0 19 147 4.62012-13 33/33 1130 34.2 53 154 .344 23 71 .324 45 65 .692 8 59 67 2.0 54 0 259 109 4 35 174 5.3TOTALS 95/57 2454 25.8 117 333 .351 49 146 .336 112 151 .742 37 138 175 1.8 121 1 475 275 5 65 395 4.2

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as a Junior (2012-13): Appeared in 14 games, averaging 3.6 minutes per contest ... finished 10-for-22 from the field (.455) and 6-for-8 from the free throw line (.750) ... recorded six points and a block in just nine minutes of action on the road at Chicago State Jan. 3 ... collected 15 rebounds.

at Pratt Junior College: Led her team to 31 wins in two seasons en route to earning All-Jayhawk Conference recognition in the Western Division ... averaged 14.0 points and 9.5 rebounds per game as a freshman, and 12.0 points and 8.6 rebounds as a sophomore ... tallied 47 career blocks.

at Firestone High School: Earned All-City Honorable Mention as a ju-nior and Second Team All-City as a senior in 2009-10.

Personal: Daughter of Karen Guyton ... has one sibling, Tena Johnson.

Statistic Mark Opponent Date Points 8 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 Rebounds 5 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 Assists - -- -- Blocks 1 last at Chicago State 1/3/13 Steals - -- -- Minutes 11 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 FG Made 4 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 FG Attempted 10 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 FT Made 2 last vs. Central Michigan 3/16/13= FT Attempted 3 at Saint Peter’s 11/26/12 3FG Made - -- -- 3FG Attempted - -- --

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as a Junior (2012-13): Started every game of her junior campaign ... Earned All-MAC third team recognition ... named to the Academic All-MAC team ... posted a team-high 14 double-doubles, scoring in double figures in 31 out of 33 games, including a streak of 12 in a row ...one of three players on the team to average in double figure scoring with 15.0 points per game, good for fifth overall in the MAC ... surpassed 1,000 career points in the Zips’ postseason WNIT game at Duquesne ... finished the season as the league’s fourth-leading rebounder with an 8.7 per game average ... shot 84.9 percent from the free throw line on the year (No. 32 in the country) and 86.3 percent in conference play ... Knocked down 21 3-pointers, shooting 33.9 percent from long range ... earned MAC East Player of the Week accolades after posted a new career-high 25 points and grabbing 11 boards at home against Cincin-nati Dec. 15 ... pulled down a season-high 14 rebounds on the road at Saint Peter’s Nov. 26 ... her 494 points on the season rank fifth all-time in program history ... totaled 288 rebounds which is tied for third in the school record books ... currently the program’s career free throw per-centage leader at 80.9 percent with one season left to play.

as a Sophomore (2011-12): Named Second-Team All-MAC ... earned MAC East Player of the Week honors on Feb. 6 ... placed on the Aca-demic All-MAC team ... appeared in 30 games and made 24 starts in her sophomore season ... averaged 12.4 points and 6.5 rebounds per game ... played 28.2 minutes per game ... averages jumped to 13.9 points and 7.4 rebounds in conference play ... moved from small forward to center to replace Rachel Tecca, who was lost to injury 10 games into the season ... shot 47.8-percent (131-of-274) from the floor and 81.3-percent (91-of-112) from the stripe ... knocked down 19 triples ... recorded five double-doubles ... scored a career-high 22 points on 10-of-13 shooting at Toledo (Feb. 1) ... hauled in a career-high 16 rebounds to go with 15 points in the overtime loss at Ohio (Jan. 19) ... hit the game-tying bucket at the end of regulation against the Bobcats ... produced three double-doubles in a four game stretch from Jan. 22 to Feb. 4 ... scored 20 points and pulled in 12 rebounds in the loss at Kent State (Feb. 25) ... finished with 21 points in the MAC Tournament first round win over Buffalo (Mar. 3) ... hauled in 12 rebounds in the MAC Tournament quarterfinal against Northern Illinois (Mar. 7) at Quicken Loans Arena ... reached double fig-ure points in 10 straight games during the conference season ... scored 16 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in the win at Ball State (Jan. 22) ... tallied 19 points and 11 boards in the win over Central Michigan (Feb. 4) ... had 32 steals and nine blocks on the year ... tallied four steals in the win over Loyola in Seattle (Nov. 25).

as a Freshman (2010-11): Appeared in all 30 games and made four starts for the Zips … totaled 139 points and 116 rebounds in 522 min-utes … averaged 4.6 ppg and 3.9 rpg … finished 49-for-118 (.415) from the floor with nine 3-pointers … also recorded 17 assists, 13 steals, and five blocks … had 10 points and eight rebounds in first career appear-ance at IUPUI (Nov. 17) ... played a career-high 30 minutes in a win over Niagara, adding seven points and two assists (Nov. 21) ... added seven points on 2-of-4 from behind the arc against Duquesne (Dec. 1) ... tal-lied first career double-double against Ursuline College with a career-best 12 points and 10 boards (Dec. 19) ... started first career game and added four points and three assists against Buffalo (Jan. 5) ... recorded

Statistic Mark Opponent Date Points 25 vs. Cincinnati 12/15/12 Rebounds 16 at Ohio 1/19/12 Assists 6 vs. Eastern Michigan 2/6/13 Blocks 2 last vs. Ohio 2/28/13 Steals 5 vs. Canisius 12/1/12 Minutes 40 vs. Miami 1/4/12 FG Made 10 last at Chicago State 1/3/13 FG Attempted 19 at Western Michigan 1/19/13 FT Made 9 at Duquesne 3/21/13 FT Attempted 10 last at Duquesne 3/21/13 3FG Made 2 last vs. Buffalo 3/14/13 3FG Attempted 6 vs. Bowling Green 1/31/13

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four points and seven rebounds against Miami (Jan. 15) ... tied for a team-high 11 points and six rebounds in 30 minutes of action, equaling her career high, at Ohio (Feb. 19) ... one of four Zips in double figures with 10 points on 3-for-3 from the floor, including two triples, against Western Michigan (Mar. 5).

at Waterford High School: Averaged 19.9 points, 9.0 rebounds and 3.3 assists for her four-year career ... three-time All-Ohio First Team ... four-time league player of the year ... left as the all-time leading scorer in school history with 1,949 career points ... also set school records for rebounds (883), free throws (500), assists (326) and steals (406) ... set single-season records for points (629) and free throws (203) ... sur-passed the 1,000-point mark for her career in just three years ... led her team to the regional semifinals each year ... advanced to the regional finals twice as a sophomore and senior.

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as a Sophomore (2011-12): Saw time in all 32 games, starting 13 of the last 14 games of the season ... averaged 9.0 points and 3.8 rebounds in 25.1 minutes per game ... shot 39.1-percent (110-of-281) from the field and 35.4-percent (35-of-99) from three ... scored 10.2 points per game in MAC contests ... made 39.2-percent (20-of-51) of her treys during conference play, shooting 41.8-percent (64-of-153) overall ... scored a career-high 21 points in the win over Western Michigan (Feb. 11) ... went for 20 points against Youngstown State (Dec. 18) ... scored 13 of her 15 points at Buffalo (Jan. 14) in the final 5:46 to lead UA to its first MAC win of the season, going 7-of-9 from the floor ... hauled in a career-high 11 rebounds in the home loss to Bowling Green (Feb. 18) ... poured in 18 points at Ball State (Jan. 22) ... dished out a career-high four assists in the MAC Tournament First Round win over Buffalo (March 3) ... totaled 17 blocks, including a career-high three against Buffalo (Feb. 28) and at Miami (Feb. 22) ... Scored in double-digits in 12 contests ... swiped 12 steals, tying a career-high with two against Loyola (Nov. 25) ... scored eight points and grabbed eight boards in back-to-back games at Toledo (Feb. 1) and versus Central Michigan (Feb. 4).

as a Freshman (2010-11): Played in 29 games off the bench … scored 63 points and nabbed 34 rebounds in 256 total minutes … also tallied nine assists, six blocks, and seven steals … made first career appear-ance at IPFW (Nov. 15) ... recorded a career-high 11 points and three boards in a win over Ursuline College (Dec. 19) ... scored five points in just nine minutes against Buffalo (Jan. 5) ... came off the bench to score 10 points on 5-for-7 shooting at Kent State (Jan. 19) ... scored six points and notched a career best four boards at Miami (Feb. 26) ... recorded six points and a career-high five rebounds in just eight minutes of action in a MAC Tournament first round victory over Western Michigan (Mar. 5).

at Tri-Valley High School: Three-time All-Ohio honoree and all-district player of the year ... scored 1,291 points for her career while setting the school record for career field goal percentage (.575) ... second all-

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Personal: Parents are Matt Luburgh and Layne Paladino ... has three siblings; Paige, Slade and Ethan ... family owns a construction com-pany, Luburgh Inc., in Zanesville, Ohio ... was a teammate of current UA player Carly Young at Tri-Valley High School.


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as a Redshirt Junior (2012-13): Named Mid-American Conference Player of the Year, the first such honor in program history ... Capital One Academic All-America second team selection ... led the league in scor-ing for the entire regular season, finishing the year with 18.5 points per game, while only averaging 25.4 minutes per contest ... named to the All-MAC first team and All-MAC Tournament team ... unanimous choice for Academic All-MAC team ... set the school’s single-season scoring re-cord with 609 points ... four-time MAC East Player of the Week (Nov. 19, Feb. 11, Feb. 18, March 4) ... scored in double figures in 32 of Akron’s 33 games, including 16 20-plus point performances and six double-doubles ... finished the year as the program’s single-season record holder in both field goals (221) and free throws (167) made ... surpassed 1,000 career points in the second game of the season at Tennessee Tech and is the program’s third all-time leading scorer with one season left to play ... ranked 23rd in the country in field goal percentage (.522) and 43rd in points per game ... posted a career-high 32 points with seven rebounds and six steals at home vs. Miami (Ohio) March 3 ... ranked third in the nation in points per 40 minutes (28.9) ... made more free throws than any other player in the MAC attempted ... graduated with her bachelor’s degree in marketing management prior to the Zips’ home game vs. Cin-cinnati and began working toward her MBA in January of 2013.

as a Junior (2011-12): Started the first 10 games of the year before her season was cut short due to a knee injury ... averaged 17.0 points and 7.6 rebounds per game ... named MAC East Player of the Week on Dec. 5 ... shot 53.8-percent (63-for-118) from the floor and 74.6-percent (44-of-59) from the free throw line ... recorded two double-doubles ... scored 19 points and grabbed 14 rebounds against Loyola Chicago (Nov. 25) ... scored a season-high 26 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in the win over Cleveland State (Nov. 30) ... her Cleveland State game was the first of three straight 20-point efforts ... tallied 25 points and eight rebounds on 11-of-14 shooting against Saint Peter’s (Dec. 3) ... poured in 21 points and grabbed nine boards in the home loss to Florida State (Dec. 10).

as a Sophomore (2010-11): Recorded one of the best seasons in pro-gram history, starting all 30 games for the Zips … named to the All-MAC First Team on March 8, the third first team All-MAC selection in program history … tallied 475 points and 288 rebounds in a team-high 853 min-utes …. her 475 points are fifth-most ever in a season and her 288 re-bounds rank third on Akron’s all-time list … set new program record with 16 double-doubles … averaged a team-best 15.8 ppg and 9.6 rpg … led the squad with a .496 shooting percentage (192-387), 38 steals and 16 blocks … named to the Capital One Academic All-District 4 Third Team presented by CoSIDA on Feb. 3 ... earned Academic All-MAC honors on April 19 ... started first game of the season at IPFW and added 21 points on 10-of-17 shooting (Nov. 15) ... scored a career-high 30 points and notched 12 rebounds against Robert Morris (Nov. 23) ... tallied a double-double in an overtime win over Georgia Southern with 15 points and a season-best 14 boards (Nov. 26) ... made it three-consecutive double-doubles at SMU with 11 points and 10 rebounds (Nov. 27) ... named MAC East Player of the Week on Nov. 29 ... nabbed a career-high five steals and led Akron with 21 points at Temple (Jan. 2) ... matched her career best with 18 rebounds and scored a game-high 19 points against

Statistic Mark Opponent Date Points 32 vs. Miami (Ohio) 3/3/13 Rebounds 18 last vs. Eastern Michigan 1/22/11 Assists 4 last vs. Niagara 11/21/10 Blocks 4 vs. Western Michigan 3/5/11 Steals 6 vs. Miami (Ohio) 3/3/13 Minutes 36 vs. Georgia Southern 11/26/10 FG Made 11 last vs. Miami (Ohio) 2/9/13 FG Attempted 19 last vs. Buffalo 3/14/13 FT Made 12 vs. Miami (Ohio) 3/3/13 FT Attempted 14 vs. Miami (Ohio) 3/3/13 3FG Made -- 3FG Attempted 1 last at Western Michigan 1/19/13

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YEAR GP/GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG2009-10 32/2 721 22.5 118 262 .450 0 1 .000 98 141 .695 76 118 194 6.1 94 4 37 88 7 31 334 10.42010-11 30/30 853 28.4 192 387 .496 0 1 .000 91 134 .679 97 191 288 9.6 100 5 37 95 16 38 475 15.82011-12 10/10 243 24.3 63 118 .534 0 0 .000 44 59 .746 32 44 76 7.6 27 0 5 28 7 17 170 17.02012-13 33/33 839 25.4 221 423 .522 0 2 .000 167 215 .777 79 165 244 7.4 70 1 45 82 25 46 609 18.5TOTALS 105/75 2656 25.3 594 1190 .499 0 4 .000 400 549 .729 284 518 802 7.6 291 10 124 293 55 132 1588 15.1

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6-1 • Senior (3L)tAllmAdGe, ohio

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Eastern Michigan for a fourth consecutive double-double (Jan. 22) ... led Akron with 21 points on 10-for-13 shooting, her best performance of the season, and grabbed seven rebounds at Central Michigan (Jan. 29) ... notched her 10th double-double of the season with 16 points and 13 boards against Toledo (Feb. 2) ... led team with 19 points and 11 rebounds for fourth-straight double-double and added a career-high four blocks against Western Michigan in MAC Tournament first round win (Mar. 5) ... added five points and 11 boards against Toledo in the MAC Tournament Quarterfinals (Mar. 9).

as a Freshman (2009-10): Appeared in every game, including two starts ... first player in the history of the Akron women’s basketball pro-gram to be named MAC Sixth Player of the Year ... also earned MAC All-Freshman Team honors ... led the Zips in scoring eight times ... sec-ond on the team with three double-doubles ... reached double-digits in scoring 17 times ... earned her first start at Robert Morris (Nov. 19) ... also started at Ball State (Jan. 27) ... responded with 13 points and 15 rebounds, including nine offensive, in a win against the Cardinals ... led UA with a personal-best 26 points – on 11-of-15 shooting – at Bowling Green (Jan. 6) ... posted her first career double-double with 20 points and 18 rebounds (12th-highest single-game total in school history) against Lake Erie College (Dec. 14) ... scored 20 points and grabbed nine rebounds against Bowling Green (Feb. 20) ... connected on nine of 11 free throw attempts in a 17-point performance at Ohio (Jan. 20) ... led the Zips in scoring (22), rebounding (9) and assists (1) vs. Temple (Dec. 28) ... personal-high four steals at Miami (Ohio) (Jan. 16).

at Archbishop Hoban High School: All-time leading scorer after amassing 1,135 career points ... two-time North Coast League Player of the Year and All-Ohio Div. II honorable mention ... led team to four conference titles, three sectional championships and advanced to the regional tournament as a sophomore and junior ... first-team all-district honoree as a junior and senior ... averaged 13.5 points, 8.6 rebounds and 1.1 blocks during her four-year career while leading the Knights to a 76-18 (.809) record.

Personal: Parents are Gib and Kelly Tecca ... father, Gib, played bas-ketball at the College of Wooster ... has a younger brother, Sam, and a younger sister, Emma ... has three aunts who played collegiate athlet-ics: Rachel Cowley Tecca, who played basketball at Youngstown State; and Michelle Buric and Lisa Humkey, who both played volleyball at Eastern Kentucky.


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as a Junior (2012-13): Academic All-MAC Honorable Mention ... played in all 33 games, averaging 18.6 minutes per contest as the first player off the bench ... put up steady numbers at 6.1 points and 4.3 rebounds per game ... had a career night at home vs. Eastern Michigan Feb. 6 with 23 points on 9-of-10 shooting from the field (5-of-5 from behind the arc) in just 18 minutes of action ... her .900 field goal percentage from that game ranks seventh all-time in program history for a single game ... scored 16 points, including four three’s at Youngstown State Dec. 20 ... set a new career high with four blocks in MAC opener at Ohio Jan. 10 ... led Akron’s 30 bench points against Saint Peter’s with 11 ... stepped in to take a charge in three-straight games from Nov. 26 - Dec. 5.

as a Sophomore (2011-12): Played in all 32 games, averaging 8.7 points and 5.6 rebounds in 21.8 minutes per game ... placed in the start-ing line-up in 24 contests ... shot 38.8-percent (92-237) from the floor ... made 43 3-pointers, the second-highest total on the team ... was a 72.5-percent (50-of-69) shooter from the free throw line ... scored 10.2 points and grabbed 6.6 rebounds per game during MAC play ... record-ed four double-doubles ... scored a career-high 20 points against North-ern Illinois (Jan. 25), also grabbing seven rebounds ... tallied 16 points and 11 rebounds in the win over Chicago State (Dec. 30) ... scored 15 points and hauled in 13 boards in the win over Western Michigan (Feb. 11) ... brought down a career-high 14 rebounds and scored 12 points in the loss at Miami (Feb. 22) ... had 10 points and 10 boards in the MAC Tournament Second Round loss to Northern Illinois (Mar. 7) ... led the team in scoring in three games ... scored 10 points in the season-opener at Notre Dame (Nov. 11) ... scored 13 points and tallied nine rebounds in the MAC Tournament First Round win over Buffalo (Mar. 3) ... also dished out a career-high six assists in the tournament win over the Bulls ... recorded 14 steals and 15 blocks on the season ... averaged 11.3 points and 7.6 rebounds per game over the season’s final nine contests.

as a Freshman (2010-11): Had a solid first season with the Zips, start-ing 26 games and playing in all 30 … named to the All-MAC Freshman Team ... tallied 237 points and 97 rebounds in 641 minutes of action … averaged 7.9 ppg and 3.2 rpg … shot .425 from the floor (82-193) and .355 from 3-point range (39-110) … also recorded 33 assists, 20 steals, and seven blocks … made her first career appearance and start at IPFW (Nov. 15) ... reached double digits for the first time against Niagara with 11 points (Nov. 21) ... tallied 12 points on 3-of-3 shooting vs. Robert Morris (Nov. 23) ... knocked down five 3-pointers on the way to a career-high 17 points and five assists in an overtime win over Georgia Southern at the SMU Thanksgiving Tournament in Dallas (Nov. 26) ... in a hot first half, scored 14 points on 4-for-4 from behind the arc at Bowling Green (Jan. 12) and also grabbed five rebounds in 24 minutes ... recorded 12 points on 5-for-9 shooting, including two 3-pointers against Miami (Jan. 15) ... scored 13 points behind 4-for-7 from long range and chipped in three boards at Central Michigan (Jan. 29) ... recorded 10 points, includ-ing 2-for-3 from long range, at NIU (Feb. 5) ... scored a team-high 15 points and grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds with first career double-double against Kent State (Mar. 2).

at Tri-Valley High School: Was a four-year letterwinner ... finished with 1,003 points and 367 rebounds for her career ... three-time all-district

Statistic Mark Opponent Date Points 23 vs. Eastern Michigan 2/613 Rebounds 14 at Miami 2/22/12 Assists 6 vs. Buffalo 3/3/12 Blocks 4 at Ohio 1/10/13 Steals 3 last vs. Bryant 11/16/12 Minutes 31 last vs. Western Michigan 2/11/12 FG Made 9 vs. Eastern Michigan 2/6/13 FG Attempted 16 at Miami 2/22/12 FT Made 6 last at Kent State 2/23/13 FT Attempted 9 last at Kent State 2/23/13 3FG Made 5 last vs. Eastern Michigan 2/6/13 3FG Attempted 9 (2x) last vs. Kent State 1/14/12

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6-2 • Senior (3L)FrAZeysBUrG, ohio

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first team honoree ... was an all-state honorable mention as senior after averaging 13.5 points and 4.3 rebounds ... selected to play in the all-district all-star game ... was named to the Academic All-Ohio team.

Personal: Parents are Kenny and Lori Young ... has one sibling, Wade ... was a model for eight years ... was a teammate of current UA player, Hanna Luburgh, at Tri-Valley High School..


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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES | MEGAN BARILLA

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5-11 • Sophomore (1L)FAirVieW pArk, ohio

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as a Freshman (2012-13): Appeared in 25 games as the back-up point guard ... logged a season-high 21 minutes off the bench and picked up three assists at home vs. Hiram Nov. 10 ... provided quality minutes on the road at Providence with a pair of assists ... scored Akron’s 100th point on a free throw in the record-breaking victory at Saint Peter’s Nov. 26 ... had eight points and five assists without a turnover in just 13 minutes against nationally-ranked Dayton Dec. 18, going 3-for-3 from the field with two 3-pointers ... led both teams with six assists vs. Kent State Jan. 13 ... dished out three assists without a turnover in seven minutes at home against Ohio Feb. 28.

at Magnificat High School: As a senior, averaged 10.4 points, 3.5 re-bounds, 4.5 assists and 3.7 steals per game ... three-time Honorable Mention All-District ... received the Coach’s Award in each of her last two seasons ... in 2011-12, led her team to the district championship title and a 20-5 record.

Personal: Daughter of Mark and Jeanne Barilla ... has three older sib-lings, Michelle, Mark and Matt.


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Statistic Mark Opponent Date Points 8 vs. Dayton 12/18/12 Rebounds 4 vs. Dayton 12/18/12 Assists 6 vs. Kent State 1/13/13 Blocks - -- -- Steals 2 last at Ohio 1/10/13 Minutes 21 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 FG Made 3 last vs. Kent State 1/13/13 FG Attempted 6 vs. Kent State 1/13/13 FT Made 3 at Saint Peter’s 11/26/12 FT Attempted 4 at Saint Peter’s 11/26/12 3FG Made 2 vs. Dayton 12/18/12 3FG Attempted 2 last vs. Central Michigan 1/26/13

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5-8 • Sophomore (1L)WArren, ohio

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as a Freshman (2012-13): Appeared in all 33 games during her rookie campaign as the first guard off the bench, averaging 9.7 minutes per contest ... picked up a team-high three steals in home opener vs. Hiram Nov. 10 ... scored a career-high 10 points on 5-of-8 shooting to go with five rebounds on the road at Tennessee Tech Nov. 13 ... played a season-high 18 minutes on four different occasions ... recorded a seven-game stretch in which she played 79 minutes with just two turnovers ... posted back-to-back games with four key rebounds at Chicago State (Jan. 3) and at Ohio (Jan. 10) ... tallied six points and two assists without a turn-over in 18 minutes vs. Kent State Jan. 13 ... pulled down a career-high nine rebounds at home vs. Toledo Jan. 23 ... picked up a pair of steals in five minutes at Miami (Ohio) Feb. 9.

at Warren Harding High School: The only player in school history with 1,000 career points and rebounds ... holds the single game scoring record with 45 points ... averaged 26.5 points and 13.9 rebounds per game as a senior ... averaged 15.8 points and 11.7 rebounds per game as a junior ... two-time All-State honoree ... conference player of the year in 2012 ... first team All-District as a senior ... MVP of the Trumbull County and North-South All Star Game.

Personal: Daughter of Al and Carmen Brown ... has five siblings, Na-kkita, Alfred, Faith, Hope and Charity ... plays the alto saxophone.


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Statistic Mark Opponent Date Points 10 at Tennessee Tech 11/13/12 Rebounds 8 vs. Toledo 1/23/13 Assists 2 last vs. Ball State 2/16/13 Blocks 1 last vs. Toledo 1/23/13 Steals 3 vs. Hiram 11/1/12 Minutes 18 last vs. Kent State 1/13/13 FG Made 5 at Tennessee Tech 11/13/12 FG Attempted 8 at Tennessee Tech 11/13/12 FT Made 2 last at Bowling Green 2/20/13 FT Attempted 2 last at Bowling Green 2/20/13 3FG Made - -- -- 3FG Attempted 1 vs. Miami (Ohio) 3/3/13

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5-11 • Sophomore (1L)rAVennA, ohio

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YEAR GP/GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG2012-13 14/0 65 4.6 7 22 .318 2 7 .286 2 2 1.000 6 3 9 0.6 8 0 6 5 3 4 18 1.3TOTALS 14/0 65 4.6 7 22 .318 2 7 .286 2 2 1.000 6 3 9 0.6 8 0 6 5 3 4 18 1.3

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Statistic Mark Opponent Date Points 9 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 Rebounds 4 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 Assists 3 at Saint Peter’s 11/26/12 Blocks 1 last at Ohio 1/10/13 Steals 1 last at Ohio 1/10/13 Minutes 16 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 FG Made 4 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 FG Attempted 9 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 FT Made 1 last vs. Kent State 1/13/13 FT Attempted 3 last vs. Kent State 1/13/13 3FG Made 1 last vs. Kent State 1/13/13 3FG Attempted 3 last vs. Kent State 1/13/13

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as a Freshman (2012-13): Appeared in 14 contests, averaging 4.6 min-utes per game ... logged a season-high 16 minutes in home opener vs. Hiram Nov. 10 ... scored a career-best nine points to go with four rebounds against Hiram ... dropped three dimes in just seven minutes at Saint Peter’s Nov. 26 ... in three minutes at Ohio Jan. 10, tallied a rebound, an assist, a block and a steal.

at Ravenna High School: Two-time conference player of the year and four-time all-conference honoree ... first team All-Ohio as a junior and second team All-Ohio as a senior ... finished as just the second girls basketball player in school history with more than 1,000 career points ... broke the school rebounding record ... averaged double figures in scoring all four years.

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RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES | KATIE NUNAN


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as a Freshman (2012-13): Saw time in 24 games, averaging 5.6 min-utes per contest ... picked up a team-high nine rebounds and scored a season-best eight points in home opener vs. Hiram Nov. 10 ... grabbed four boards and posted a block in first career MAC appearance at Ohio Jan. 10 ... tied a career-best eight points vs. Kent State Jan. 13.

at Fairmont Senior High School: Four-time first team all-conference selection ... named third team all-state as a junior and second team all-state as a senior ... finished her career with 1,040 points ... averaged double figures in scoring all four years, including over 13 points per game her last two seasons ... averaged over 10 rebounds per game each of the last three years ... as a senior, led her team to a sectional champi-onship title and a 19-4 overall record.

Personal: Daughter of Mike and Lois Nunan ... has one sibling, D.J.

Statistic Mark Opponent Date Points 8 last vs. Kent State 1/13/13 Rebounds 9 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 Assists 2 vs. Kent State 1/13/13 Blocks 1 last vs. Kent State 1/13/13 Steals - -- -- Minutes 17 vs. Kent State 1/13/13 FG Made 4 vs. Kent State 1/13/13 FG Attempted 6 last vs. Kent State 1/13/13 FT Made 2 last vs. Bryant 11/16/12 FT Attempted 6 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 3FG Made - -- -- 3FG Attempted 1 vs. Cincinnati 12/15/12

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6-2 • Junior (Tr)CleVelAnd, ohio

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» Will sit out the 2013-14 season due to NCAA transfer rules.

as a Sophomore at NC State (2012-13): Appeared in eight games ... collected eight points and six rebounds ... posted a pair of blocks and only recorded one turnover in 42 minutes.

as a Freshman at NC State (2011-12): Reserve forward for State in first season ... scored two points in three games.

at Midpark and Regina High School: Ranked as high as No. 62 and 63 by Blue Star Report and Peachstatehoops.com, respectively in her class ... ESPNU HoopGurlz has her as the 35th-best forward ... 2011 McDon-ald’s All American Nominee ... as a senior, led team to a 22-3 record, 14-0 in division play ... averaged 10.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, 3.0 blocks and 2.0 steals per game as a senior ... averaged 7.9 points, 7.7 rebounds and one block shot per game at Regina High School as a junior ... she transferred to Midpark High after Regina closed down ... led Regina to the Division III state title as a sophomore, and lost in the semifinals her freshman year.

Personal: Daughter of David and Theresa Dunnigan … has two siblings, Chardell and David Jr.

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at Orrville High School: Named the 2013 Division III Player of the Year in the state of Ohio … four-time All-Ohio selection, including three first-team nods … led her team to a 26-3 record, district and regional cham-pionships and the state final four as a senior … set the school’s and the county’s all-time scoring record with 2,107 points … averaged 20.9 points, 7.6 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 1.7 steals per game for her career … two-time conference player of the year and district player of the year … named to the All-Ohio academic first team in 2013 … also earned first team all-academic in track and first team all-league and all-district in volleyball … led Orrville to the state competition in all three sports her senior year.

Personal: Daughter of J.D. and Linda Plybon … has two sisters, Hillary and Allison … sister Hillary plays volleyball at Austin Peay State Univer-sity.

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at Kennedy Catholic High School: First team all-state honoree as a se-nior … three-time first team all-district selection, including district MVP in 2013 … led her team to three district championships and three 20-win seasons in four years … averaged 17.3 points, 7.7 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 3.2 steals per game as a senior … finished her career with 1,384 points.

Personal: Daughter of Larry and Michelle Ricketts … has one younger brother, Kyle.

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5-4 • FreShman (hS)neW AlBAny, ohio

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at New Albany High School: Four-time all-conference selection … All-Ohio special mention as a sophomore and honorable mention as a ju-nior … earned second team all-district recognition following her junior and senior seasons … as a sophomore, averaged 13.1 points and 4.1 assists per game … led her team to two 20-win seasons in four years and a 74-17 overall record during her career … captured the conference championship in 2009-10.

Personal: Daughter of Randy and Stephanie Scipio … has one older sister, Christina … related to country singer Loretta Lynn.

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at Walsh Jesuit High School: Four-year letterwinner … recognized as the 2013 senior athlete of the year … averaged 10 points and six re-bounds per game as a senior … earned all-conference honorable men-tion accolades … squad advanced to the state final four her freshman year … named to the Dean’s List all four years … also a four-year let-terwinner in softball and member of the state final four qualifying team in 2013.

Personal: Daughter of Robert and Claudia Simone … middle child of five, has two older siblings, Bobby and Maria, and two younger siblings, Erik and Luke … father Robert played football at West Virginia University … oldest brother Bobby played baseball at Akron from 2008-11.

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REWRITING HISTORY• The Zips came together to break a total of 14 school re-cords as a team, including most wins (23), best conference re-cord (12-4), most points scored (2,488), most 3-point field goals made (236) and most as-sists (589).• Akron’s signature fastbreak offense led to a program-best 75.4 points per game scoring average that ranked seventh in the nation by the season’s end.• The Zips’ MAC East Division title marked the first time since the 2004-05 season that a team other than Bowling Green had won the East.• UA posted the largest mar-gin of victory over a Division I opponent (46 points vs. Saint Peter’s) and over a MAC oppo-nent (35 points vs. Kent State). Akron also swept rival KSU for the first time in school history.

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NCAA National Rankings (Top 100)... *Final

Team Rank Stat/GameScoring Offense 7 75.4Scoring Margin 53 8.3FG Percentage 31 43.0FT Percentage 6 79.13-Point FG/Gm 27 7.23-Point FG % 51 33.3W-L Percentage 56 69.7Assists Per Game 5 17.8Turnovers Per Game 97 15.8Personal Fouls Per Game 23 13.2Assist/TO Ratio 16 1.13

Individual Player Rank Stat/GamePoints/Gm R. Tecca 43rd 18.5 H. Luburgh 77th 16.6Rebounds/Gm S. King 98th 8.7Assists/Gm K. Cassell 1st 7.8FG % R. Tecca 23rd 52.2 Sina King 73rd 46.7 H. Luburgh 74th 46.5FT % S. King 32nd 84.93-Point FG % H. Luburgh 19th 40.2 T. Ruper 100th 32.43-Point FG/Gm T. Ruper 39th 2.58 H. Luburgh 94th 2.12Asst/TO Ratio K. Cassell 11th 2.38

INDIVIDUAL ACCOLADES• Rachel Tecca (pictured above) became the first Akron women’s basketball player to be named MAC Player of the Year, as well as earn Academic All-American honors.• Tecca set Akron’s single-sea-son scoring record with 609 points, despite averaging just over 25 minutes per game. • Hanna Luburgh and Sina King were named to the All-MAC third team. Luburgh also joined Tecca on the All-MAC Tourna-ment team.• King and Tecca both sur-passed 1,000 career points dur-ing the season, and Luburgh begins the 2013-14 season just 100 points short of the mile-stone.• Kacie Cassell finished the year as the national leader in assists per game, and is Akron’s all-time assists leader.


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2012-13 UNIVERSITY OF AKRON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Overall StatiSticS - all GameS

## PLAYER GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% RBS AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG32 TECCA, Rachel 33-33 839 25.4 221-423 .522 0-2 .000 167-215 .777 244 7.4 70 45 82 25 46 609 18.514 LUBURGH, Hanna 33-32 1127 34.2 201-432 .465 70-174 .402 77-89 .865 219 6.6 72 66 69 23 28 549 16.642 KING, Sina 33-33 1001 30.3 169-362 .467 21-62 .339 135-159 .849 288 8.7 59 50 84 10 43 494 15.020 RUPER, Taylor 33-33 1064 32.2 99-296 .334 85-262 .324 10-12 .833 69 2.1 52 68 49 4 40 293 8.935 YOUNG, Carly 33-0 613 18.6 67-184 .364 30-110 .273 36-43 .837 142 4.3 64 36 42 22 17 200 6.103 CASSELL, Kacie 33-33 1130 34.2 53-154 .344 23-71 .324 45-65 .692 67 2.0 54 259 109 4 35 174 5.315 BROWN, Anita 33-0 320 9.7 21-72 .292 0-1 .000 10-16 .625 60 1.8 18 14 32 3 12 52 1.624 NUNAN, Katie 24-0 135 5.6 12-30 .400 0-1 .000 4-10 .400 39 1.6 18 8 17 3 1 28 1.202 BARILLA, Megan 25-0 182 7.3 9-29 .310 4-15 .267 4-7 .571 22 0.9 14 35 18 2 10 26 1.012 GUYTON, Cari 14-0 51 3.6 10-22 .455 0-0 .000 6-8 .750 15 1.1 1 0 6 2 0 26 1.923 GIBSON, DiAndra 14-0 65 4.6 7-22 .318 2-7 .286 2-2 1.000 9 0.6 8 6 5 3 4 18 1.333 WOOD, Jasmine 8-0 31 3.9 7-11 .636 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 12 1.5 5 0 1 4 1 14 1.822 BUBNA, Katie 6-1 42 7.0 2-6 .333 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 8 1.3 2 2 2 1 0 5 0.8TEAM 130 6TEAM TOTALS 33 6600 878-2043 .430 236-708 .333 496-627 .791 1324 40.1 437 589 522 106 237 2488 75.4OPPONENT TOTALS 33 6600 849-2157 .394 179-602 .297 338-478 .707 1256 38.1 589 452 538 114 288 2215 67.1

GAME RESULTSOverall: 23-10; mid-american cOnference: 12-4

HOme: 11-3; away: 10-6; neutral: 2-1

DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE OVERALL CONF. ATTEND. Nov. 10 HIRAM W 83-24 1-0 0-0 343 Nov. 13 at Tennessee Tech W 78-67 2-0 0-0 1015 Nov. 16 BRYANT W 78-56 3-0 0-0 509 Nov. 18 at St. Francis (Pa.) L 73-74 3-1 0-0 731 Nov. 24 at Providence W 81-78 4-1 0-0 203 Nov. 26 at Saint Peter’s W 103-57 5-1 0-0 414 Dec. 1 CANISIUS W 81-72 6-1 0-0 336 Dec. 5 at George Mason W 65-49 7-1 0-0 239 Dec. 8 WRIGHT STATE L 71-73 7-2 0-0 410 Dec. 15 CINCINNATI W 67-54 8-2 0-0 382 Dec. 18 (16/15) DAYTON L 59-90 8-3 0-0 751 Dec. 20 at Youngstown State L 71-80 8-4 0-0 1044 Jan. 3 at Chicago State W 86-45 9-4 0-0 218 Jan. 10 at Ohio* W 81-54 10-4 1-0 952 Jan. 13 KENT STATE* W 93-58 11-4 2-0 788 Jan. 16 at Northern Illinois* W 63-52 12-4 3-0 284 Jan. 19 at Western Michigan* L 77-84 12-5 3-1 831 Jan. 23 TOLEDO* L 65-77 12-6 3-2 613 Jan. 26 at Central Michigan L 69-92 12-7 3-3 1087 Jan. 31 BOWLING GREEN* W 68-63 13-7 4-3 462 Feb. 2 BUFFALO* W 75-57 14-7 5-3 892 Feb. 6 EASTERN MICHIGAN* W 82-81 15-7 6-3 437 Feb. 9 at Miami (Ohio)* W 84-77 16-7 7-3 750 Feb. 16 BALL STATE* W 64-52 17-7 8-3 1781 Feb. 20 at Bowling Green* L 61-74 17-8 8-4 1562 Feb. 23 at Kent State* W 77-71 18-8 9-4 479 Feb. 28 OHIO* W 98-82 19-8 10-4 491 Mar. 3 MIAMI (OHIO)* W 71-65 20-8 11-4 646 Mar. 6 at Buffalo* W 77-60 21-8 12-4 1156 Mar. 14 vs. Buffalo! W 83-79 22-8 12-4 1647 Mar. 15 vs. Ball State% W 70-61 23-8 12-4 2127 Mar. 16 vs. Central Michigan# L 68-86 23-9 12-4 2221 Mar. 21 at Duquesne^ L 66-71 23-10 12-4 539

Key *-Mid-American Conference game !-MAC Tournament Quarterfinals (Cleveland, Ohio) %-MAC Tournament Semifinals (Cleveland, Ohio) #-MAC Tournament Championship (Cleveland, Ohio) ^-WNIT First Round Home games in CAPS

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2012-13 CONFERENCE REVIEW2012-13 UNIVERSITY OF AKRON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

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## PLAYER GP-GS Min. Avg. FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% RBS AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG32 TECCA, Rachel 16-16 421 26.3 108-205 .527 0-2 .000 95-120 .792 113 7.1 36 25 41 11 31 311 19.414 LUBURGH, Hanna 16-15 556 34.8 92-190 .484 29-73 .397 33-37 .892 104 6.5 43 31 30 14 12 246 15.442 KING, Sina 16-16 503 31.4 83-192 .432 10-32 .313 69-80 .863 139 8.7 32 31 36 5 21 245 15.320 RUPER, Taylor 16-16 543 33.9 52-146 .356 45-133 .338 6-6 1.000 39 2.4 24 36 23 1 22 155 9.735 YOUNG, Carly 16-0 307 19.2 38-97 .392 17-55 .309 22-26 .846 66 4.1 35 16 20 13 4 115 7.203 CASSELL, Kacie 16-16 566 35.4 27-78 .346 14-43 .326 22-29 .759 27 1.7 30 124 56 1 11 90 5.615 BROWN, Anita 16-0 141 8.8 7-33 .212 0-1 .000 2-4 .500 31 1.9 6 7 14 2 3 16 1.002 BARILLA, Megan 11-0 68 6.2 5-14 .357 1-6 .167 1-3 .333 5 0.5 3 16 5 1 5 12 1.124 NUNAN, Katie 10-0 45 4.5 4-8 .500 0-0 .000 0-2 .000 9 0.9 8 4 9 2 1 8 0.823 GIBSON, DiAndra 7-0 18 2.6 1-6 .167 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 1 0.1 3 1 0 1 1 3 0.412 GUYTON, Cari 8-0 12 1.5 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 4 0.5 0 0 2 0 0 2 0.333 WOOD, Jasmine 2-0 11 5.5 1-3 .333 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2 1.0 0 0 1 2 1 2 1.022 BUBNA, Katie 2-1 9 4.5 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.0TEAM 60 TEAM TOTALS 16 3200 419-974 .430 117-348 .336 250-307 .814 602 37.6 220 291 237 54 112 1205 75.3OPPONENT TOTALS 16 3200 429-1026 .418 85-282 .301 156-221 .706 594 37.1 289 227 254 51 135 1099 68.7

2012-13 MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE POStSeaSOn awardS

ALL-MAC FIRST TEAMNAME YEAR POSITION SCHOOLRachel Tecca RS Junior F AkronCrystal Bradford Sophomore G/F Central MichiganCourtney Osborn Senior G Miami (Ohio)Andola Dortch Junior G ToledoNaama Shafir RS Senior G Toledo ALL-MAC SECOND TEAMNAME YEAR POSITION SCHOOLNathalie Fontaine Freshman G Ball StateAlexis Rogers RS Junior G Bowling GreenChrissy Steffen Senior G Bowling GreenKirsten Olowinski Senior F MiamiYolanda Richardson Senior C Toledo

ALL-MAC THIRD TEAMNAME YEAR POSITION SCHOOLSina King Junior G/F AkronHanna Luburgh Junior G AkronBrandy Woody Junior G Ball StateJessica Green Sophomore G Central MichiganInma Zanoguera Sophomore G/F Toledo

ALL-MAC HONORABLE MENTIONNAME YEAR POSITION SCHOOLChrista Baccas Sophomore F/C BuffaloMackenzie Loesing Freshman G BuffaloBrandie Baker Senior G/F Central MichiganJessica Schroll Senior G/F Central MichiganMarquisha Harris Sophomore F Western Michigan

MAC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMNAME POSITION SCHOOLNathalie Fontaine G Ball StateMackenzie Loesing G BuffaloBianca Cage G Eastern MichiganKiyanna Black G OhioMiracle Woods C Western Michigan

Sixth Player of the Year: Shanee’ Jackson, Ball StateDefensive Player of the Year: Andola Dortch, ToledoFreshman of the Year: Nathalie Fontaine, Ball StatePlayer of the Year: Rachel Tecca, AkronCoach of the Year: Tricia Cullop, Toledo

2012-13 MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCEfinal StandinGS

EAST DIVISION MAC PCT OVERALL PCTAkron 12-4 .750 23-10 .697Bowling Green 11-5 .688 24-11 .686Miami (Ohio) 10-6 .625 19-13 .594Buffalo 8-8 .500 12-20 .375Ohio 1-15 .063 6-23 .207Kent State 1-15 .063 3-27 .100 WEST DIVISION MAC PCT OVERALL PCTToledo 15-1 .938 29-4 .879Central Michigan 12-4 .750 21-12 .636Ball State 12-4 .750 17-16 .515Western Michigan 6-10 .375 11-20 .355Eastern Michigan 6-10 .375 8-22 .267Northern Illinois 2-14 .125 7-23 .233

2013 MAC TOURNAMENT final reSultS

Saturday, Mar. 9 ~ First Round at Campus SitesNo. 5 Bowling Green def. No. 12 Kent State, 76-36No. 9 Western Michigan def. No. 8 Eastern Michigan, 80-72No. 7 Buffalo def. No. 10 Northern Illinois, 56-46No. 6 Miami def. No. 11 Ohio, 83-61

Wednesday, Mar. 13 ~ Second Round at Quicken Loans Arena Cleveland, OhioNo. 5 Bowling Green def. No. 9 Western Michigan, 55-53No. 7 Buffalo def. No. 6 Miami, 82-70

Thursday, Mar. 14 ~ Quarterfinals at Quicken Loans Arena Cleveland, OhioNo. 4 Central Michigan def. No. 5 Bowling Green, 81-48No. 3 Akron def. No. 7 Buffalo, 83-79

Friday, Mar. 15 ~ Semifinals at Quicken Loans Arena Cleveland, OhioNo. 4 Central Michigan def. No. 1 Toledo, 66-61No. 3 Akron def. No. 2 Ball State, 70-61

Saturday, Mar. 16 ~ Championship at Quicken Loans Arena Cleveland, OhioNo. 4 Central Michigan def. No. 3 Akron, 86-68

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSOPPONENT W L FIRST MTG.A

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ANNUAL STATS | COACHING RECORDS TOTAL 3-POINT REBOUNDSYEAR GAMES FG/FGA FG% FG/FGA FG% FT/FTA FT% PTS AVG OFF DEF TOT AVG PF/D AST TO BLK STL1974-75 14 342/995 34.4 - - 123/ 232 53.0 807 57.6 - - 762 54.4 302/12 208 382 - -1975-76 16 384/1143 33.6 - - 176/ 267 65.9 944 59.0 - - 876 54.7 288/7 237 340 - -1976-77 13 270/848 31.8 - - 87/159 54.7 627 48.2 - - 540 41.5 257/7 174 376 - -1977-78 17 392/1108 35.4 - - 178/284 62.7 962 56.6 - - 775 45.6 337/12 159 522 - -1978-79 26 606/1822 33.2 - - 211/414 50.9 1423 54.7 - - 1331 51.2 508/6 270 738 - -1979-80 28 740/1927 38.4 - - 324/550 58.9 1808 64.5 - - 1474 52.6 488/15 356 785 - -1980-81 31 957/2378 40.2 - - 309/567 54.5 2223 71.7 - - 1767 57.0 563/18 508 752 - -1981-82 29 768/1977 38.8 - - 244/447 54.5 1780 61.3 - - 1254 44.8 526/14 319 636 - -1982-83 26 810/1930 42.0 - - 283/458 61.8 1893 72.8 - - 1278 49.1 537/14 357 613 - -1983-84 26 679/1752 38.8 - - 249/419 59.4 1607 61.8 - - 996 38.3 486/20 315 489 - -1984-85 27 689/1664 41.4 - - 270/426 63.3 1648 61.0 - - 1045 38.7 476/21 401 487 - -1985-86 27 710/1665 42.6 - - 347/528 65.7 1767 65.4 - - 1026 38.0 486/13 420 529 97 2661986-87 27 738/1752 42.4 30/81 37.0 247/418 59.1 1753 64.9 - - 1109 41.1 481/7 495 482 80 2491987-88 27 705/1632 43.2 15/59 25.4 314/481 65.3 1769 65.5 341 674 1125 41.7 496/18 373 551 46 2331988-89 29 685/1667 41.1 31/113 27.4 430/615 69.9 1831 63.1 331 675 1152 39.7 514/17 401 640 51 2551989-90 27 703/1698 41.4 66/181 36.5 374/566 66.1 1846 68.4 383 521 1041 38.6 568/16 417 671 41 2891990-91 28 658/1775 37.1 80/279 28.7 308/479 64.3 1704 60.9 373 611 1130 40.4 637/25 401 657 65 2581991-92 28 682/1826 37.4 91/294 31.0 328/528 62.1 1783 63.7 342 579 1072 38.3 605/20 323 631 32 2511992-93 26 588/1500 39.2 120/315 38.1 238/390 61.0 1534 59.0 308 463 929 35.7 457/12 275 588 42 1901993-94 26 609/1672 36.4 111/359 30.9 312/514 60.7 1641 63.1 421 550 1127 43.4 483/9 320 597 28 2031994-95 27 692/1639 42.0 113/359 31.0 373/563 66.0 1870 69.3 407 680 1087 40.3 488/11 370 578 65 1901995-96 26 700/1672 41.9 124/380 32.6 347/561 59.7 1871 72.0 419 708 1127 43.3 518/10 368 572 56 2041996-97 26 656/1641 40.0 150/458 32.8 343/507 67.7 1805 69.4 368 688 1056 40.6 555/20 293 570 70 1861997-98 30 814/1837 44.3 70/255 27.5 396/635 62.4 2094 69.8 431 402 1133 37.8 623/16 393 670 81 3121998-99 29 744/1839 40.5 140/450 31.1 414/643 64.4 2042 70.4 423 828 1251 43.1 585/12 441 549 98 2421999-00 28 709/1695 41.8 93/341 27.3 364/564 64.5 1875 67.0 400 719 1119 40.0 522/8 425 578 71 2262000-01 29 607/1549 39.2 80/339 23.6 365/562 64.9 1659 57.2 383 711 1094 37.7 539/10 364 728 43 2072001-02 28 565/1560 36.2 110/388 28.4 311/472 65.9 1551 55.4 308 617 925 33.0 537/10 354 655 58 2372002-03 28 548/1479 37.1 127/422 30.1 268/444 60.4 1491 53.2 361 599 960 34.3 531/15 317 623 52 2102003-04 28 552/1520 36.3 170/520 32.7 296/435 68.0 1570 56.1 313 626 939 33.5 481/15 342 569 54 2262004-05 28 539/1489 36.2 152/509 29.9 310/453 68.4 1540 55.0 334 614 948 33.9 473/6 343 595 50 2462005-06 28 547/1395 39.2 128/422 30.3 306/456 67.1 1528 54.6 299 573 872 31.1 474/9 336 571 69 2342006-07 29 614/1546 39.7 109/381 28.6 405/566 71.6 1742 60.1 318 690 1008 34.8 560/16 333 545 100 1882007-08 31 658/1777 37.0 187/580 32.2 424/587 72.2 1927 62.2 382 704 1086 35.0 592/9 374 568 105 2052008-09 30 640/1633 39.2 131/466 28.1 375/540 69.4 1786 59.5 363 717 1080 36.0 590/19 384 578 83 2302009-10 32 719/1782 40.3 126/405 31.1 440/626 70.3 2004 62.6 455 765 1220 38.1 564/12 433 587 75 2552010-11 30 719/1716 41.9 168/506 33.2 382/560 68.2 1988 66.3 374 723 1097 36.6 523/11 392 530 78 2132011-12 32 837/1985 42.2 224/651 34.4 463/626 74.0 2361 73.8 426 837 1263 39.5 586/10 490 624 119 2262012-13 33 878/2043 43.0 236/708 33.3 496/627 79.1 2488 75.4 401 923 1324 40.1 437/2 589 522 106 237TOTAL 1050 25,453/64,528 39.4 3,182/10,221 31.1 12,430/19,169 64.8 66,542 63.4 9,664 17,197 42,042 40.0 19,673/504 14,070 22,675 1,915 6,468

MARY ANN TRIPODI (1974-81)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.1974-75 14 10-4 .7141975-76 16 10-6 .6251976-77 13 2-11 .1671977-78 17 5-12 .2941978-79 26 6-20 .2301979-80 28 15-13 .5361980-81 31 17-14 .548SEVEN YEARS 145 65-80 .448

DARLENE YOUNG (1981-82)YEAR GAMES RECORD PCT.1981-82 29 11-18 .379ONE YEAR 29 11-18 .379

JOHN STREET (1982-89)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.1982-83 26 13-13 .5001983-84 26 5-21 .1921984-85 27 9-18 .3331985-86 27 12-15 .4441986-87 27 14-13 .5181987-88 27 12-15 .4441988-89 29 14-15 .483SEVEN YEARS 189 79-110 .418

LISA FITCH (1989-93)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.1989-90 27 10-17 .3701990-91 28 3-25 .1071991-92 28 6-22 .2141992-93 26 4-22 .153FOUR YEARS 109 23-86 .211

MARY ANN GRIMES (1993-96)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.1993-94 26 5-21 .1921994-95 27 9-18 .3331995-96 26 13-13 .5001996-97 4 1-3 .250THREE + YEARS 83 28-55 .337

ANGEL DONLEY (1996-97)YEAR GAMES RECORD PCT.1996-97 22 4-18 .182ONE YEAR 22 4-18 .182

ROXANNE ALLEN (1997-2002)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.1997-98 30 12-18 .4001998-99 29 16-13 .5521999-00 28 11-17 .3932000-01 29 6-23 .2062001-02 28 1-27 .036FIVE YEARS 144 46-98 .319

KELLY KENNEDY (2002-06)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.2002-03 28 2-26 .0712003-04 28 7-21 .2502004-05 28 3-25 .1072005-06 28 5-23 .179FOUR YEARS 112 17-95 .152

JODI KEST (2006-PRESENT)YEARS GAMES RECORD PCT.2006-07 29 10-19 .3452007-08 31 7-24 .2262008-09 30 11-19 .3672009-10 32 18-14 ,5632010-11 30 14-16 .4672011-12 32 14-18 .4382012-13 33 23-10 .697SEVEN YEARS 217 97-120 .447

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Kim Alber 1979Barb Aldrich 1978Lori Anderson 1980-81-82-83Denise Angeloni 1975-76-77Jenn Angler 2005Karen Antonucci 1975Patty Armstrong 1976Victoria Arndt 2008-09Jen Arnold 2002-03-04-05Pam Arnold 1985-86-87-88

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Megan Barilla 2013Jeanne Bauhart 1975-77-78Kyle Baumgartner 2009-10Andrea Beans 1987-88Janee Bednarik 1975-76Felecia Bell 1999-00-02-03Yontami Bell 1991-92-93-94Heather Blackburn 1992-93-94Jessica Black 2002Heidi Blakley 1996Loralee Bolinger 1980-81-82-83Kristy Booms 2001-02-03-04Julie Bourn, Tr. 1987Cheryl Bowles 1998-99-00-01Sherry Bowman 1979Laura Braaten 1996-97-98-99Anita Brown 2013Shelly Brown 1988-89-90-91Katie Bubna 2010-11-13Leigh Burdette 1990-91-92-93Kelley Burrier 1995-96-97Stacey Burrier 1988-89-90-91

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Erica Caranfa 2001-02-03George Carson Mgr.-1988Katrina Carter 2001-03Kacie Cassell 2011-12-13Michelle Chavanne 1994-95-96-97Heather Coleman 1994Kathy Collins 1986-87-88-89Jae Conn 2004-05Charese Conyers 1990-91Tara Cook 1976Pattie Cooksey 1977Sierra Cooper 1999-00-01-02Beth Core, Mgr. 1985Rhonda Craig 1989-90-91-92Mary Crews 2003-04-05-06Jessie Crooks 2004-05-06-07Amanda Croston 1998-99-00-01Amy Cummings 1992Andrea Cummins 1986-87Jerilyn Cushing 1996-97

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Krissy Marco 2003-04-05-06Amie Marks 1995-96-97-98Cassandra Martin 2000-01-02-03Kathy McClure 1977Niki McCoy 2006-07Denver McLean 2009-10-11-12Julie McDivitt 2001Debbie McKoski 1976Deb Mehnert, Tr. 1987-88Beth Mettle 1982-83-86Molly Metzger 1977Chris Miller 1975Riana Miller 2007-08Sue Miller 1980, 81Chris Moschella 1992Kerry Mossburg 1987-88-89-90Brianna Moyes 2011Kara Murphy 2008-09-10-11Jasmine Mushington 2009-10-11-12

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Kris Stanoch 1985-86-87Nancy Steinkerchner 1982Hollie Stephenson 1999-01Lauren Stephenson 2006-07Courtney Stewart 2005-06Ti’eshia Stubbs 2010-11-12Kathleen Sullivan 1980-81-82-83Gia Sunday 1985Jennifer Swartzwelder 1993-94-95-96

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Ashley Veal 2006-07-08-09Deann Viebranz 1981-82-83Courtney Vujas 2004Ruth Whatmough 1982-83-84-85Georgina Wilkinson 1989-90Jill Williams 1979-81-82Natasha Williams 2009-10-11-12Amber Witt 2009-10Jennie Wolf, Mgr. 1987Jasmine Wood 2013Rochelle Woods 1984

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TEAM RECORDSGAMES PLAYEDRANK GAMES YEAR1. 33 2012-132. 32 2011-12 32 2009-104. 31 2007-08 31 1980-816. 30 2010-11 30 2008-09 30 1997-989. 29 2006-07 29 2000-01 29 1998-99 29 1988-89 29 1981-82

MOST WINSRANK WINS YEAR1. 23 2012-132. 18 2009-103. 17 1980-814. 16 1998-995. 15 1970-80 6. 14 2011-12 14 2010-11 14 1986-87 14 1988-89

MOST CONFERENCE WINSRANK WINS YEAR1. 12 2012-13 (MAC)2. 11 2009-10 (MAC)3. 10 1998-99 (MAC)4. 8 1997-98 (MAC)5. 7 2011-12 (MAC)6. 7 1999-00 (MAC) 7 1995-96 (MAC) 7 1986-87 (OVC)9. 6 2010-11 (MAC) 6 2008-09 (MAC) 6 1988-89 (NSC) 6 1985-86 (OVC) FEWEST LOSSESRANK LOSSES YEAR1. 4 1974-752. 6 1975-763. 10 2012-134. 11 1976-775. 12 1977-786. 13 1998-99 13 1995-96 13 1986-87 13 1982-83 13 1979-80

WINNING PERCENTAGERANK WIN. % YEAR1. .714 (10-4) 1974-752. .697 (23-10) 2012-133. .625 (10-6) 1975-764. .563 (18-14) 2009-105. .552 (16-13) 1998-99

BEST HOME RECORDRANK PERCENT YEAR1. .889 (8-1) 1998-992. .846 (11-2) 2009-103. .800 (8-2) 1987-884. .786 (11-3) 2012-135. .600 (9-6) 1988-89

MOST POINTS SCOREDRANK POINTS YEAR1. 2,488 2012-131. 2,361 2011-122. 2,223 1980-813. 2,094 1997-984. 2,042 1998-99

SCORING AVERAGERANK POINTS PER GAME YEAR1. 75.4 ppg 2012-132. 73.8 ppg 2011-123. 72.8 ppg 1982-834. 71.7 ppg 1980-815. 72.0 ppg 1995-96

FIELD GOALS MADERANK FGM YEAR1. 957 1980-812. 878 2012-133. 837 2011-124. 814 1997-985. 810 1982-83

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSRANK FGA YEAR1. 2,378 1980-812. 2,043 2012-133. 1,985 2011-124. 1,977 1981-825. 1,930 1982-83

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGERANK FG % YEAR1. .443 (814-1,837) 1997-982. .432 (705-1,632) 1987-883. .430 (878-2,043) 2012-134. .426 (710-1,665) 1985-865. .424 (738-1,752) 1986-87

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADERANK 3-FGM YEAR1. 236 2012-132. 224 2011-123. 187 2007-084. 170 2003-045. 168 2010-11

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSRANK 3-FGA YEAR1. 708 2012-132. 651 2011-123. 580 2007-084. 520 2003-045. 509 2004-05

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGERANK 3FG % YEAR1. .381 (120-315) 1992-932. .370 (30-81) 1986-873. .365 (66-181) 1989-904. .344 (224-651) 2011-125. .333 (236-708) 2012-13

FREE THROWS MADERANK FTM YEAR1. 496 2012-132. 463 2011-123. 440 2009-104. 430 1988-895. 424 2007-08

FREE THROW ATTEMPTSRANK FTA YEAR1. 643 1998-992. 635 1997-983. 627 2012-134. 626 2011-12 626 2009-10

FREE THROW PERCENTAGERANK FT % YEAR1. .791 (496-627) 2012-132. .740 (463-626) 2011-123. .722 (424-587) 2007-084. .716 (405-566) 2006-075. .703 (440-626) 2009-10

REBOUNDSRANK REBOUNDS YEAR1. 1,767 1980-812. 1,474 1979-803. 1,331 1978-794. 1,324 2012-135. 1,278 1982-83

REBOUND AVERAGERANK REBOUNDS/GAME YEAR1. 57.0 1980-812. 54.7 1975-763. 54.4 1974-754. 52.6 1979-805. 51.2 1978-79

ASSISTSRANK ASSISTS YEAR1. 589 2012-132. 508 1980-813. 495 1985-864. 490 2011-125. 441 1998-99

BLOCKSRANK BLOCKS YEAR1. 119 2011-122. 106 2012-133. 105 2007-084. 100 2006-075. 98 1998-99

STEALSRANK STEALS YEAR1. 312 1997-982. 289 1989-903. 266 1985-864. 258 1990-915. 255 1988-89 255 2009-10

MOST WINSCATEGORY WINS YEARSeason: 23 2012-13Home: 11 2012-13, 2009-10Road: 10 ‘12-13, ‘86-87, ‘80-81

MOST CONSECUTIVE WINSCATEGORY WINS YEARSeason: 8 1980-81, 1995-96Home: 7 1998-99Road: 5 1995-96

MOST DEFEATSCATEGORY DEFEATS YEARSeason: 27 2001-02Home: 14 2001-02Road: 13 2001-02

MOST CONSECUTIVE DEFEATSCATEGORY DEFEATS YEARSeason: 24 2001-02Home: 14 2001-02Road: 10 2001-02

BEST MAC RECORDCATEGORY RECORD YEARSeason: 12-4 (.750) 2012-13Home: 7-0 (1.000) 1998-99Road: 5-3 (.625) 2012-13

BEST WIN-LOSS PERCENTAGERANK RECORD YEAR1. .714 (10-4) 1974-75

BEST RECORD IMPROVEMENTRANK WINS RECORD AND YEARS1. 9 6-20 in 1978-79 to 15-13 in 1979-80 9 14-18 in 2011-12 to 23-10 in 2012-13

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PTS. SCORED TOTAL TEAM DATE1. Sue Davis 38 Slippery Rock 12/28/762. Hanna Luburgh 33 Ball State 3/15/13 Cheryl Bowles Cleveland St. 12/8/98 Sue Davis 33 Youngstown St. 2/21/764. Rachel Tecca 32 Miami (Ohio) 3/3/13 Kara Murphy CMU 3/11/09 Kara Murphy St. Bonaventure 11/22/08 Pam Arnold Tenn. Tech 11/25/867. Kara Murphy 31 Miami (Ohio) 3/1/08 Cassandra Martin Cleveland St. 12/3/02 Pam Arnold Cleveland St. 2/27/86 Pam Arnold Miami (Ohio) 11/29/86 Pam Arnold Canisius 2/20/88

FG % (MIN. 5) TOTAL TEAM DATE1. Cheryl Bowles 1.000 C.MU (10-10) 2/6/01 Cydney Overton UIC (5-5) 11/24/02 Jerilyn Cushing EMU (9-9) 2/3/96 Lori Rotruck Ashland (5-5) 2/17/835. Kathleen Sullivan .923 Ohio North. (12-13) 1/19/806. Cheryl Bowles .909 S. Florida (10-11) 11/15/987. Carly Young .900 Eastern Mich. (9-10) 2/6/13 8. Rachel Tecca .889 Chicago St. (8-9) 1/3/13 Paula Davis .889 Edinboro (8-9) 12/9/84 Alisa Peddicord WMU (8-9) 3/1/95

3-FG MADE* TOTAL OPPONENT DATE1. Taylor Ruper 8 Ball State 2/12/112. Taylor Ruper 7 at Robert Morris 12/21/11 Leigh Burdette Toledo 1/20/93 Nicki Nettrour Kent State 2/14/96 Kelley Burrier Toledo 1/8/976. Hanna Luburgh 6 Wright State 12/8/12 Taylor Ruper Cleveland St. 12/11/10 Jessie Crooks at Buffalo 1/13/07 Jessie Crooks Iowa State 12/10/05 Courtney Stewart Northern Illinois 1/25/06 Jae Conn Kent State 1/31/04 Nicki Nettrour UNCG 12/18/92 Michelle Chavanne Ball State 2/23/94 Kelley Burrier Miami (Ohio) 1/4/97 Michelle Chavanne Coast. Carolina 12/20/97 Abby Hoy at Toledo 2/13/99

REBOUNDS TOTAL OPPONENT DATE1. Kim Knowles 28 Wittenberg 3/5/762. Chris Miller 23 Ashland 2/20/75 Sue Davis Ohio State 2/24/76 Pam Arnold Oral Roberts 1/6/885. Cheryl Bowles 21 Youngstown St. 11/30/996. Kim Knowles 20 Toledo 2/12/77 Kerry Mossburg Wright State 12/13/90 Cheryl Bowles Saint Louis 11/22/989. Pam Long 19 Ashland 1/10/79 Pam Long Cedarville 2/3/79 Susan Dobson Malone 12/3/84

ASSISTS TOTAL OPPONENT DATE1. Kacie Cassell 12 Buffalo 3/14/13 Lori Anderson Ashland 2/19/81 Abby Hoy Bowling Green 2/11/984. Kacie Cassell 11 Ball State 3/15/13 Kacie Cassell Northern Illinois 1/16/13 Abby Hoy Buffalo 2/20/99 Abby Hoy Kent State 1/8/008. Amanda Sedlack 10 Saint Joseph’s 1/5/08 Lori Krezeczowski Kent State 1/31/04 Denise Angeloni Malone 2/1/77 Abby Hoy Bowling Green 1/27/99

BLOCKED SHOTS TOTAL OPPONENT DATE1. Kathleen Sullivan 12 Allegheny 2/6/812. Dee Fox 8 Ohio 2/17/793. Denver McLean 5 at Eastern Michigan 1/28/12 Riana Miller Houston 12/16/07 Riana Miller Ball State 1/23/07 Kerry Mossburg Wright State 12/13/89 Laura Braaten Buffalo 2/20/998. Carly Young 4 Ohio 1/10/13 Riana Miller Ball State 2/9/08 Riana MIller Northern Illinois 2/3/08 Niki McCoy Central Michigan 2/7/07 Mandy Holzer Ohio 2/15/05 Cassandra Martin Ohio 1/2/02 Cassandra Martin Marshall 1/30/02 Cassandra Martin Marshall 2/26/02 Laura Braaten Furman 12/19/97 Kelley Burrier Furman 12/19/97 Cheryl Bowles Marshall 2/25/98

Cheryl Bowles Virginia Tech 12/27/98 Cheryl Bowles Alabama 12/5/99 Abby Hoy Miami (Ohio) 2/5/00 Cheryl Bowles Bowling Green 1/4/01 Jolene Tamboue Central Michigan 2/4/10 Rachel Tecca Western Michigan 3/5/11

STEALS TOTAL OPPONENT DATE1. Mary Pat Quinlan 12 Mt. St. Joseph 1/13/792. Gail Nagel 10 Kent St.-Tusc. 1/17/763. Courtney Stewart 9 Buffalo 2/1/054. Jae Conn 8 Eastern Michigan 1/7/04 Gail Nagel Wooster 2/11/76 Kathleen Sullivan Allegheny 2/6/81 Amanda Hubbard Marshall 11/22/97 Mickey Timco Manhattan 12/20/979. Toreeda Turner 7 Kent State 11/25/83 Shelly Brown Robert Morris 1/30/90 Shelly Brown DePaul 3/4/90 Kelley Burrier Oral Roberts 12/31/95 Abby Hoy Bowling Green 2/26/99 Felecia Bell St. Peter’s 12/29/02


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MOST POINTS SCORED DATE1. 109 vs. Allegheny 2/6/812. 108 vs. Carlow 12/5/823. 103 at Saint Peter’s 11/26/124. 102 vs. Ursuline College 12/19/105. 100 vs. Hiram 12/7/836. 99 vs. Cleveland State 12/11/997. 98 vs. Ohio 2/28/138. 97 vs. Central Michigan 2/4/12 vs. Loyola Chicago 11/25/11 vs. Robert Morris 11/30/96

FEWEST POINTS SCORED DATE1. 26 vs. Dayton 1/12/79 at West Virginia 1/29/023. 32 at Bowling Green 1/3/07 at Miami (Ohio) 2/24/015. 33 vs. Kent State 2/18/06 vs. Ohio State 2/22/777. 35 vs. Kent State 2/5/05 at Ohio State 12/19/009. 36 vs. Illinois-Chicago 2/13/9210. 37 at Eastern Michigan 1/7/04 37 at Marshall 2/26/02 37 at Kent State 1/13/01 37 vs. St. Bonaventure 11/15/09

MOST POINTS ALLOWED DATE1. 119 vs. Toledo 2/9/942. 112 vs. Northern Illinois 2/9/90 vs. Marquette 11/29/914. 111 vs. Detroit-Mercy 12/6/965. 110 vs. Dayton 1/12/79 vs. Valparaiso 2/23/91 vs. Toledo 2/21/968. 109 vs. Kent State 2/24/939. 108 vs. Middle Tennessee 2/25/85 vs. Northern Illinois 1/11/90

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED DATE1. 16 vs. Case Western Reserve 1/30/752. 24 vs. Hiram 11/10/123. 31 vs. Oberlin 1/21/76 vs. John Carroll 12/2/815. 32 vs. Toledo 12/20/786. 35 vs. Chicago State 12/18/87 vs. Mount Union 1/25/798. 37 vs. Allegheny 2/6/819. 38 vs. Malone 1/25/75 vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay 2/3/88

MOST POINTS SCORED, BOTH TEAMS DATE1. 203 vs. Northern Illinois (L, 91-112) 2/9/902. 187 vs. John Carroll (L, 93-94) 12/5/783. 186 vs. Northern Illinois (L, 78-108) 1/11/90 vs. Liberty (L, 90-96) 12/7/965. 184 vs. Central Michigan (W, 97-87) 2/4/12 vs. Valparaiso (L, 77-107) 1/26/92 vs. Bowling Green (L, 91-93 OT) 2/11/988. 183 vs. Loyola Chicago (W, 97-86) 11/25/11 vs. Detroit (L, 72-111) 12/6/7910. 182 vs. Toledo (L, 63-119) 2/9/94 vs. Kent State (L, 83-99) 1/18/95 vs. Cleveland State (L, 80-102) 12/15/97

FEWEST POINTS SCORED, BOTH TEAMS DATE1. 67 vs. Case West. Reserve (W, 51-16) 1/30/752. 85 vs. Kent State (L, 33-52) 2/18/06 85 vs. Northern Illinois (W, 43-42) 2/10/044. 87 vs. Northern Illinois (L, 45-42) 2/15/035. 88 vs. UW-Green Bay (L, 39-49) 1/21/896. 89 vs. Wright State (W, 47-42) 2/11/787. 90 vs. Wright State (W, 49-41) 12/16/88 vs. Toledo (L, 48-42) 1/7/039. 91 vs. UW-Green Bay (W, 53-38) 2/3/8810. 92 vs. Kent State (L, 35-57) 2/5/05 92 vs. Bowling Green (L, 45-47) 2/22/11

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE DATE1. 50 vs. Allegheny 2/6/81 vs. Carlow 12/5/823. 45 vs. Hiram 12/7/834. 41 vs. Eastern Kentucky 1/10/875. 40 vs. Xavier 12/1/846. 39 vs. Robert Morris 11/30/96 vs. Bowling Green 2/11/988. 38 vs. Ursuline College 12/19/109. 37 vs. Kent State 1/13/13 vs. Cleveland State 12/11/99

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE* DATE1. 13 at Central Michigan 2/21/052. 12 vs. Eastern Michigan 2/6/13 at Robert Morris 12/21/11 vs. Kent State 2/23/023. 11 vs. Wright State 12/8/12 at Saint Peter’s 11/26/12 vs. Buffalo 3/3/12 vs. Western Michigan 2/11/12 at Buffalo 1/11/12 vs. Ball State 2/12/11 vs. Georgia Southern 11/26/10 vs. Saint Joseph’s 1/5/08 vs. Coastal Carolina 12/20/96 vs. Toledo 1/8/97

* 3-point scoring began in 1986-87

MOST FREE THROWS MADE DATE1. 37 vs. Youngstown State 1/4/862. 33 vs. Western Michigan 2/1/95 vs. Ball State 2/7/76 vs. Saint Louis 11/22/985. 31 vs. Saint Louis 11/14/07 vs. Marquette 11/29/917. 29 vs. UW-Green Bay 1/21/89 vs. Cincinnati 3/1/939. 28 vs. St. Francis 12/19/0610. 27 vs. Miami (Ohio) 3/3/13 at Ball State 1/22/12 vs. St. Bonaventure 11/22/08 at Eastern Michigan 2/12/08 vs. Wooster 2/2/78

MOST REBOUNDS DATE1. 83 vs. Davis & Elkins 2/27/812. 79 vs. Lock Haven 1/8/833. 69 vs. Youngstown State 2/12/754. 65 vs. Cincinnati 3/1/935. 64 vs. Hiram 11/10/12 vs. Youngstown State 12/19/947. 63 vs. Valparaiso 1/26/928. 60 vs. Austin Peay 1/17/879. 59 vs. Saint Louis 11/22/9810. 58 vs. Malone 12/3/83 vs. Central State 12/10/83 vs. Oral Roberts 1/6/88 vs. Clarion State 12/8/84

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POINTS POINTS GAMES YEAR1. Rachel Tecca 609 33 2012-132. Kara Murphy 580 30 2008-093. Hanna Luburgh 549 33 2012-134. Cheryl Bowles 497 28 1999-005. Sina King 494 33 2012-136. Pam Arnold 490 27 1987-887. Cheryl Bowles 482 29 1998-998. Rachel Tecca 475 30 2010-119. Casey O’Connor 464 28 1979-8010. Kara Murphy 449 31 2007-08

POINTS PER GAME PPG GAMES YEAR1. Sue Davis 21.6 16 1975-762. Kara Murphy 19.3 30 2008-093. Rachel Tecca 18.5 33 2012-134. Pam Arnold 18.2 27 1987-885. Cheryl Bowles 17.8 28 1999-006. Hanna Luburgh 16.6 33 2012-13 Sue Davis 16.6 14 1974-75 Cheryl Bowles 16.6 29 1998-999. Pam Arnold 16.5 27 1986-87 Casey O’Connor 16.5 28 1979-80

FIELD GOALS FGM GAMES YEAR1. Rachel Tecca 221 33 2012-132. Hanna Luburgh 201 33 2012-133. Pam Arnold 195 27 1987-884. Cheryl Bowles 194 28 1999-005. Rachel Tecca 192 30 2010-116. Pam Arnold 188 27 1986-87 Cheryl Bowles 188 29 1998-998. Kara Murphy 186 30 2008-099. Casey O’Connor 178 28 1979-80 Kerry Mossburg 178 27 1989-90

FG ATTEMPTS FGA GAMES YEAR1. Casey O’Connor 470 28 1979-802. Kara Murphy 437 30 2008-093. Hanna Luburgh 432 33 2012-134. Pam Arnold 429 27 1987-885. Rachel Tecca 423 33 2012-136. Casey O’Connor 421 31 1980-817. Kara Murphy 395 32 2009-108. Pam Arnold 392 27 1986-879. Rachel Tecca 387 30 2010-1110. Keyla Snowden 382 31 2007-08

FG PCT. (MIN. 4/GM) PCT. GAMES YEAR1. Cheryl Bowles .556 29 1998-992. Cheryl Bowles .553 28 1999-003. Alisa Peddicord .528 27 1994-954. Rachel Tecca .522 33 2012-135. Cassandra Martin .521 22 2002-036. Jamie Scott .506 30 1997-987. Rachel Tecca .496 30 2010-118. Laura Braaten .495 30 1997-989. Jolene Tamboue .493 32 2009-1010. Stacey Burrier .489 27 1989-90

3-FG MADE 3-FG GAMES YEAR1. Keyla Snowden 91 31 2007-082. Taylor Ruper 89 32 2011-123. Taylor Ruper 85 33 2012-134. Taylor Ruper 75 30 2010-115. Hanna Luburgh 70 33 2012-136. Michelle Chavanne 63 24 1996-977. Abby Hoy 61 29 1998-998. Jae Conn 60 28 2003-049. Kelley Burrier 56 25 1996-9710. Leigh Burdette 53 26 1992-93

3-FG ATTEMPTS 3-FG GAMES YEAR1. Taylor Ruper 262 33 2012-132. Keyla Snowden 237 31 2007-083. Taylor Ruper 232 32 2011-124. Taylor Ruper 196 30 2010-115. Jae Conn 188 28 2004-04 Michelle Chavanne 188 24 1996-977. Hanna Luburgh 174 33 2012-138. Abby Hoy 168 29 1998-999. Lindsay Hemmelgarn 152 27 2002-0310. Jessie Crooks 149 28 2005-06

3-FG PCT. (min. 1 3fg/game) PCT. GAMES YEAR1. Nicki Nettrour .449 25 1995-962. Ayla Guzzardo .429 32 2009-103. Georgina Wilkinson .406 27 1989-904. Hanna Luburgh .402 33 2012-135. Nicki Nettrour .400 26 1992-936. Beth Holmes .397 28 1991-92

7. Kelley Burrier .392 25 1996-978. Lindsay Hemmelgarn .391 28 2003-049. Taylor Ruper .384 32 2011-12 Keyla Snowden .384 31 2007-08

FT MADE FTM GAMES YEAR1. Rachel Tecca 167 33 2012-132. Kara Murphy 166 30 2008-09 Niki McCoy 166 27 2006-074. Sina King 135 33 2012-135. Kara Murphy 121 31 2007-086. Kara Murphy 119 32 2009-107. Casey O’Connor 108 28 1979-808. Pam Arnold 100 27 1987-889. Cheryl Bowles 98 28 1999-0010. Cheryl Bowles 94 29 1998-99

FT ATTEMPTS FTA GAMES YEAR1. Rachel Tecca 215 33 2012-132. Kara Murphy 211 30 2008-093. Niki McCoy 201 27 2006-074. Kara Murphy 165 32 2009-105. Kara Murphy 161 31 2007-086. Casey O’Connor 160 28 1979-807. Sina King 159 33 2012-138. Pam Arnold 140 27 1987-889. Cheryl Bowles 138 28 1999-0010. Alisa Peddicord 136 26 1995-96

FT PCT. (MIN. 2 FT/GM) FT%GAMES YEAR1. Keyla Snowden .880 31 2007-082. Hanna Luburgh .865 33 2012-133. Sina King .849 33 2012-134. Niki McCoy .826 27 2006-075. Sina King .813 32 2011-12 Elizabeth Green .813 29 1988-897. Stacey Burrier .807 25 1990-918. Kelley Burrier .789 25 1996-979. Riana Miller .780 31 2007-0810. Pam Arnold .778 27 1985-86

REBOUNDS REB GAMES YEAR1. Kathleen Sullivan 290 31 1980-812. Pam Arnold 289 27 1987-883. Sina King 288 33 2012-13 Rachel Tecca 288 30 2010-115. Casey O’Connor 287 28 1979-806. Pam Long 280 28 1979-807. Pam Long 274 26 1978-798. Pam Arnold 272 27 1986-879. Cheryl Bowles 260 29 1998-9910. Kathleen Sullivan 258 26 1979-80

REBS. PER GAME RPG GAMES YEAR1. Chris Miller 14.2 14 1974-752. Kim Knowles 13.7 16 1975-763. Pam Arnold 10.7 27 1987-884. Kim Knowles 10.6 13 1976-775. Pam Long 10.5 26 1978-796. Kim Knowles 10.3 17 1977-787. Casey O’Connor 10.2 28 1979-808. Pam Arnold 10.1 27 1986-879. Pam Long 10.0 28 1979-8010. Kathleen Sullivan 9.9 26 1979-80

ASSISTS AST. GAMES YEAR1. Kacie Cassell 259 33 2012-132. Abby Hoy 156 29 1998-993. Lori Anderson 150 31 1980-814. Abby Hoy 140 28 1999-005. Ayla Guzzardo 133 32 2009-106. Natasha Williams 125 32 2011-127. Lori Krezeczowski 121 29 2003-048. Diane Hollish 117 27 1987-889. Kacie Cassell 114 32 2011-12 Sarah Tokodi 114 29 2006-07

BLOCKED SHOTS BLK. GAMES YEAR1. Kathleen Sullivan 135 31 1980-812. Carla Huff 51 27 1985-863. Riana Miller 47 31 2007-08 Loralee Bolinger 43 31 1980-815. Pam Long 44 31 1980-816. Laura Braaten 41 29 1998-997. Cassandra Martin 32 27 2001-028. Lori Rotruck 31 26 1983-84 Laura Braaten 31 30 1997-9810. Kyle Baumgartner 30 30 2008-09 Riana Miller 30 29 2006-07

STEALS STL. GAMES YEAR1. Shelly Brown 84 27 1989-902. Courtney Stewart 76 28 2005-06

3. Lori Anderson 75 31 1980-814. Kathleen Sullivan 71 31 1980-815. Toreeda Turner 69 26 1982-836. Casey O’Connor 66 31 1980-817. Amanda Hubbard 65 30 1997-988. Shelly Brown 61 22 1990-919. Toreeda Turner 59 26 1983-84 Diane Hollish 59 27 1986-87

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GAMES PLAYED TOTAL YEARS1. Kara Murphy 123 2007-112. Taylor Ruper 122 2009-133. Jasmine Mushington 120 2008-124. Cheryl Bowles 115 1997-015. Ashley Veal 114 2005-096. Jessie Crooks 112 2003-07 Sue Deckard 112 1978-82 Loralee Bolinger 112 1979-839. Natasha Williams 111 2008-12 Mandy Holzer 111 2003-07 Angela Harris 111 1988-92

POINTS SCORED TOTAL GAMES YEARS1. Kara Murphy 1,777 123 2007-112. Cheryl Bowles 1,712 115 1997-013. Rachel Tecca 1,588 105 2009-pres4. Pam Arnold 1,544 108 1984-885. Casey O’Connor 1,228 106 1979-836. Diane Hollish 1,195 108 1984-887. Toreeda Turner 1,161 104 1981-858. Abby Hoy 1,056 110 1995-009. Jessie Crooks 1,046 112 2003-0710. Stacey Burrier 1,044 107 1987-91

POINTS PER GAME PPG GAMES YEARS1. Sue Davis 16.6 30 1974-762. Rachel Tecca 15.1 105 2009-pres3. Cheryl Bowles 14.9 115 1997-014. Kara Murphy 14.4 123 2007-115. Pam Arnold 14.2 108 1984-886. Kelley Burrier 13.6 72 1994-967. Casey O’Connor 11.6 106 1979-838. Toreeda Turner 11.2 104 1981-859. Jessie Crooks 11.0 84 2003-0710. Diane Hollish 10.9 108 1984-88

FIELD GOALS FGM GAMES YEARS1. Cheryl Bowles 668 115 1997-012. Pam Arnold 629 108 1984-883. Rachel Tecca 604 105 2009-pres4. Kara Murphy 585 123 2007-115. Diane Hollish 533 108 1984-886. Toreeda Turner 512 104 1981-857. Casey O’Connor 485 106 1979-838. Kathleen Sullivan 467 107 1979-839. Stacey Burrier 421 107 1987-9110. Alisa Peddicord 418 104 1992-96

FG ATTEMPTS FGA GAMES YEARS1. Kara Murphy 1,446 123 2007-112. Pam Arnold 1,380 108 1984-883. Cheryl Bowles 1,264 115 1997-014. Diane Hollish 1,205 108 1984-885. Toreeda Turner 1,218 104 1981-856. Casey O’Connor 1,211 106 1979-837. Rachel Tecca 1,190 105 2009-pres8. Abby Hoy 1,044 110 1995-009. Kathleen Sullivan 1,041 107 1979-8310. Leigh Burdette 1,035 108 1989-93

FG PCT. (MIN. 300 FGM) FG% GAMES YEARS1. Cheryl Bowles .528 115 1997-012. Rachel Tecca .508 105 2009-pres3. Jamie Scott .494 106 1996-014. Alisa Peddicord .487 104 1992-96 Cassandra Martin .487 92 1999-036. Kerry Mossburg .461 105 1986-90 Stacey Burrier .461 107 1987-918. Pam Arnold .456 108 1984-889. Kathleen Sullivan .449 107 1979-8310. Diane Hollish .442 108 1985-88

3-POINT FG MADE 3FGM GAMES YEARS1. Taylor Ruper 269 122 2009-132. Michelle Chavanne 183 101 1993-973. Leigh Burdette 139 108 1989-934. Kara Murphy 127 123 2007-115. Kelley Burrier 123 72 1994-976. Abby Hoy 113 110 1995-007. Jessie Crooks 111 112 2003-078. Nicki Nettrour 104 102 1992-96

9. Keyla Snowden 91 31 2007-08

3-FG ATTEMPTS 3FGA GAMES YEARS1. Taylor Ruper 764 122 2009-132. Michelle Chavanne 567 101 1993-973. Jessie Crooks 396 112 2003-074. Leigh Burdette 391 108 1989-935. Kara Murphy 390 123 2007-116. Abby Hoy 383 110 1995-007. Kelley Burrier 324 72 1994-978. Jae Conn 319 56 2003-059. Nicki Nettrour 274 102 1992-96

3-FG PCT. (MIN. 100) PCT. GAMES YEARS1. Kelley Burrier .380 72 1994-97 Nicki Nettrour .380 102 1992-963. Hanna Luburgh .365 94 2010-pres4. Leigh Burdette .355 108 1989-935. Taylor Ruper .352 122 2009-136. Kara Murphy .326 123 2007-117. Michelle Chavanne .323 101 1993-97

FREE THROWS MADE FTM GAMES YEARS1. Kara Murphy 480 123 2007-112. Rachel Tecca 400 105 2009-pres3. Cheryl Bowles 342 115 1997-014. Pam Arnold 277 108 1984-885. Sina King 258 93 2010-pres Casey O’Connor 258 106 1979-837. Niki McCoy 250 54 2005-078. Amie Marks 217 105 1994-989. Stacey Burrier 202 107 1987-9110. Alisa Peddicord 201 104 1992-96

FT ATTEMPTS FTA GAMES YEARS1. Kara Murphy 635 123 2007-112. Rachel Tecca 549 105 2009-pres3. Cheryl Bowles 493 115 1997-014. Pam Arnold 399 108 1984-885. Casey O’Connor 396 106 1979-836 Alisa Peddicord 358 104 1992-957. Sina King 319 93 2010-pres Niki McCoy 319 54 2005-079. Abby Hoy 313 110 1995-0010. Erica Glover 311 98 1996-00

FT PCT. (MIN. 150 FT) PCT. GAMES YEARS1. Sina King .809 93 2010-pres2. Niki McCoy .783 54 2005-07 Jessie Crooks .769 112 2003-074. Kara Murphy .756 123 2007-115. Kelley Burrier .752 72 1994-976. Rachel Tecca .729 105 2009-pres7. Amie Marks .702 105 1994-988. Pam Arnold .694 108 1984-889. Cheryl Bowles .693 115 1997-0110. Stacey Burrier .692 108 1987-91

REBOUNDS REB. GAMES YEARS1. Pam Arnold 916 108 1984-882. Cheryl Bowles 883 115 1997-013. Pam Long 847 102 1977-814. Kathleen Sullivan 844 107 1979-835. Rachel Tecca 802 105 2009-pres5. Casey O’Connor 728 106 1979-836. Jamie Scott 717 106 1996-017. Alisa Peddicord 642 104 1992-968. Diane Greenwood 639 106 1990-949. Kara Murphy 630 123 2007-1110. Lori Rotruck 604 106 1980-84

RBS PER GAME RPG GAMES YEARS1. Sue Davis 11.6 30 1974-762. Kim Knowles 10.3 46 1975-783. Pam Arnold 8.5 108 1984-884. Pam Long 8.3 102 1977-816. Kathleen Sullivan 7.9 107 1979-837. Cheryl Bowles 7.7 115 1997-018. Rachel Tecca 7.6 105 2009-pres9. Jolene Tamboue 7.2 62 2008-1010. Casey O’Connor 6.9 106 1979-83

ASSISTS AST. GAMES YEARS1. Kacie Cassell 475 95 2010-pres2. Abby Hoy 456 110 1995-003. Diane Hollish 392 108 1984-884. Lori Anderson 374 103 1979-835. Michelle Chavanne 326 101 1993-976. Toreeda Turner 322 104 1981-857. Erica Glover 279 98 1996-008. Sue Deckard 262 112 1978-829. Ayla Guzzardo 238 62 2008-1010. Patty Deascentis 237 90 1983-87

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STEALS STLS GAMES YEARS1. Toreeda Turner 230 104 1981-852. Shelly Brown 198 93 1987-913. Diane Hollish 196 108 1984-884. Abby Hoy 180 110 1995-005. Erica Glover 174 98 1996-006. Pam Arnold 166 108 1984-887. Lori Anderson 154 103 1979-838. Cheryl Bowles 138 115 1997-019. Rachel Tecca 132 105 2009-pres10. Kelley Burrier 127 72 1994-97

Current Players in BOLD.

OVERALL# MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 72 pts. at Allegheny (109-37) Feb. 6, 19812. 67 pts. vs. Carlow (108-41) Dec. 5, 19823. 59 pts. vs. Hiram (83-24) Nov. 10, 20124. 57 pts. vs. Ursuline College (102-45) Dec. 12, 20105. 54 pts. vs. John Carroll (85-31) Dec. 2, 1981

AT HOME # MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 59 pts. vs. Hiram (83-24) Nov. 10, 20122. 57 pts. vs. Ursuline College (102-45) Dec. 12, 20103. 54 pts. vs. John Carroll (85-31) Dec. 2, 19814. 53 pts. vs. Hiram (100-47) Dec. 7, 19835. 43 pts. vs. Clarion (90-47) Dec. 8, 1984

ON THE ROAD # MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 72 pts. at Allengheny (109-37) Feb. 6, 19812. 67 pts. vs. Carlow (108-41) Dec. 5, 19823. 53 pts. at Baldwin-Wallace (79-26) Jan. 22, 19754. 46 pts. at Saint Peter’s (103-57) Nov. 26, 20125. 41 pts. at Chicago State (86-45) Jan. 3, 2013

IN MAC PLAY*# MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 35 pts. vs. Kent State (93-58) Jan. 13, 20132. 28 pts. vs. Ohio (69-41) Mar. 2, 20103. 26 pts. vs. Buffalo (84-58) Feb. 20, 1999 26 pts. vs. Eastern Michigan [72-46] Mar. 10, 20105. 25 pts. vs. Ball State (76-51) Jan. 3, 1998* Also represents biggest MAC wins at home

IN MAC ROAD GAMES# MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 29 pts. at Northern Illinois (72-43) Feb. 5, 20112. 27 pts. at Ohio (81-54) Jan. 10, 20133. 19 pts. at E. Michigan (72-53) Jan. 15, 20004. 17 pts. at Buffalo (77-60) March 6, 2013 17 pts. at C. Michigan (75-58) Feb. 6, 2001 17 pts. at Miami (79-62) Feb. 6, 1999

OVERALL# MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 84 pts. at Dayton (26-110) Jan. 12, 19792. 65 pts. at Ohio State (35-100) Dec. 19, 20013. 62 pts. at Miami (Ohio) (32-94) Feb. 24, 20014. 63 pts. at M.Tennessee (45-108) Feb. 25, 19855. 56 pts. at Toledo (63-119) Feb. 9, 1994 56 pts. at E. Michigan (37-93) Jan. 7, 2004 56 pts. vs. Ohio State (40-96) Mar. 11, 1977

AT HOME# MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 51 pts. vs. Kent State (37-88) Feb. 7, 19792. 50 pts. vs. B. Green (53-103) Feb. 26, 19943. 46 pts. vs. Marquette (66-112) Nov. 29, 19914. 45 pts. vs. Kent State (64-109) Feb. 24, 19935. 42 pts. vs. Michigan St. (49-91) Jan. 15, 1987

ON THE ROAD# MARGIN OPPONENT DATE1. 84 pts. at Dayton (26-110) Jan. 12, 19792. 65 pts. at Ohio State (35-100) Dec. 19, 2001 3. 63 pts. at M.Tennessee (45-108) Feb. 25, 19854. 62 pts. at Miami (Ohio) (32-94) Feb. 24, 20015. 56 pts. at Toledo (63-119) Feb. 9, 1994 56 pts. at E. Michigan (37-93) Jan. 7, 2004 56 pts. vs. Ohio State (40-96) Mar. 11, 1977

ALL-AMERICANPam Arnold (Honorable Mention) 1986-87Cheryl Bowles (Honorable Mention) 1999-00 ALL-OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCEPam Arnold (Second Team) 1986-87

ALL-NORTH STAR CONFERENCEStacey Burrier (Second Team) 1990-91Angela Harris (Second Team) 1991-92

ALL-MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCEAlisa Peddicord (Honorable Mention) 1994-95Kelly Burrier (Honorable Mention) 1996-97Cheryl Bowles (Honorable Mention) 1997-98Abby Hoy (Honorable Mention) 1998-99Cheryl Bowles (Second Team) 1998-99Cheryl Bowles (First Team) 1999-00Erica Glover (Honorable Mention) 1999-00Cheryl Bowles (Honorable Mention) 2000-01Cassandra Martin (Honorable Mention) 2002-03Jessie Crooks (Third Team) 2005-06Nikki McCoy (Third Team) 2006-07Kara Murphy (Third Team) 2007-08Kara Murphy (First Team) 2008-09Kyle Baumgartner (Honorable Mention) 2009-10Kara Murphy (Second Team) 2009-10Rachel Tecca (First Team) 2010-11Kara Murphy (Honorable Mention) 2010-11Sina King (Second Team) 2011-12Taylor Ruper (Honorable Mention) 2011-12Rachel Tecca (First Team) 2012-13Sina King (Third Team) 2012-13Hanna Luburgh (Third Team) 2012-13

ALL-MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT TEAMCheryl Bowles 1998-99Kara Murphy 2008-09Hanna Luburgh 2012-13Rachel Tecca 2012-13

ALL-MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE ACADEMIC TEAMMichelle Chavanne 1996-97Jessie Crooks 2004-05Jessie Crooks 2005-06Jessie Crooks 2006-07Kara Murphy 2008-09Jolene Tamboue 2009-10Rachel Tecca 2010-11Sina King 2011-12Taylor Ruper 2011-12Sina King 2012-13Hanna Luburgh 2012-13Rachel Tecca 2012-13

ALL-MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE FRESHMAN TEAMJamie Scott 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 1997-98Lindsay Hemmelgarn 2001-02Niki McCoy 2005-06Sarah Tokodi 2006-07Kara Murphy 2007-08Keyla Snowden 2007-08Kyle Baumgartner 2008-09Rachel Tecca 2009-10Carly Young 2010-11

CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT IVRachel Tecca (Third Team) 2010-11Rachel Tecca (First Team) 2012-13

CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANRachel Tecca (Second Team) 2012-13

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE YEARRachel Tecca 2012-13

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE SIXTH PLAYER OF THE YEARRachel Tecca 2009-10Jasmine Mushington* 2010-11*Co-Sixth Player of the Year

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEARJodi Kest 2009-10


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ANNUAL LEADERSPOINTSChris Miller 232 1974-75Sue Davis 345 1975-76Kim Knowles 121 1976-77Kim Knowles 192 1977-78Pam Long 264 1978-79Mary O’Connor 464 1979-80Mary O’Connor 421 1980-81Ruth Whatmough 249 1981-82Terrie Jones 311 1982-83Toreeda Turner 359 1983-84Toreeda Turner 328 1984-85Pam Arnold 426 1985-86Pam Arnold 446 1986-87Pam Arnold 490 1987-88Kathy Collins 343 1988-89Stacey Burrier 412 1989-90Stacey Burrier 321 1990-91Angela Harris 308 1991-92Leigh Burdette 334 1992-93Diane Greenwood 250 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 372 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 322 1995-96Kelley Burrier 398 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 367 1997-98Cheryl Bowles 482 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 497 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 366 2000-01Cassandra Martin 258 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 258 2001-02Cassandra Martin 294 2002-03Jae Conn 349 2003-04Jessie Crooks 274 2004-05Jessie Crooks 396 2005-06Niki McCoy 435 2006-07Kara Murphy 449 2007-08Kara Murphy 580 2008-09Kara Murphy 441 2009-10Rachel Tecca 475 2010-11Sina King 372 2011-12Rachel Tecca 609* 2012-13

POINTS PER GAMEChris Miller 16.6 1974-75Sue Davis 21.6* 1975-76Kim Knowles 9.6 1976-77Kim Knowles 11.3 1977-78Pam Long 10.2 1978-79Mary O’Connor 16.5 1979-80Mary O’Connor 14.0 1980-81Ruth Whatmough 8.5 1981-82Terrie Jones 12.4 1982-83Toreeda Tuner 13.8 1983-84Toreeda Turner 13.1 1984-85Pam Arnold 15.8 1985-86Pam Arnold 16.5 1986-87Pam Arnold 18.2 1987-88Kathy Collins 11.8 1988-89Stacey Burrier 15.3 1989-90Angela Harris 11.0 1991-92Leigh Burdette 12.9 1992-93Diane Greenwood 10.0 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 13.8 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 12.4 1995-96Kelley Burrier 15.9 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 12.7 1997-98Cheryl Bowles 16.6 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 17.8 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 12.6 2000-01Cassandra Martin 9.6 2001-02Cassandra Martin 13.4 2002-03Jae Conn 12.5 2003-04Jessie Crooks 9.8 2004-05Jessie Crooks 14.1 2005-06Niki McCoy 16.1 2006-07Kara Murphy 14.5 2007-08Kara Murphy 19.3 2008-09Kara Murphy 13.8 2009-10Rachel Tecca 15.8 2010-11Rachel Tecca 17.0 2011-12Rachel Tecca 18.5 2012-13

FIELD GOALSChris Miller 99 1974-75Sue Davis 133 1975-76Denise Angeloni 50 1976-77Kim Knowles 67 1977-78Pam Long 117 1978-79Mary O’Connor 178 1979-80Mary O’Connor 171 1980-81Ruth Whatmough 116 1981-82

Terrie Jones 135 1982-83Toreeda Turner 155 1983-84Toreeda Turner 151 1984-85Pam Arnold 171 1985-86Pam Arnold 188 1986-87Pam Arnold 195 1987-88Kathy Collins 128 1988-89Kerry Mossburg 178 1989-90Stacey Burrier 125 1990-91Angela Harris 124 1991-92Leigh Burdette 124 1992-93Megan Koster 88 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 151 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 125 1995-96Kelley Burrier 141 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 144 1997-98Cheryl Bowles 188 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 194 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 142 2000-01Cassandra Martin 108 2001-02Cassandra Martin 113 2002-03Jae Conn 119 2003-04Jessie Crooks 102 2004-05Jessie Crooks 142 2005-06Sarah Tokodi 131 2006-07Kara Murphy 148 2007-08Kara Murphy 186 2008-09Kara Murphy 145 2009-10Rachel Tecca 192 2010-11Sina King 131 2011-12Rachel Tecca 221* 2012-13

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSChris Miller 210 1974-75Sue Davis 300 1975-76Denise Angeloni 149 1976-77Tina Garcea 209 1977-78Pam Long 302 1978-79Mary O’Connor 470* 1979-80Mary O’Connor 421 1980-81Ruth Whatmough 278 1981-82Terrie Jones 317 1982-83Toreeda Turner 363 1983-84Toreeda Turner 334 1984-85Pam Arnold 368 1985-86Pam Arnold 392 1986-87Pam Arnold 429 1987-88Kathy Collins 284 1988-89Kerry Mossburg 366 1989-90Leigh Burdette 270 1990-91Leigh Burdette 256 1991-92Leigh Burdette 322 1992-93Diane Greenwood 239 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 286 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 359 1995-96Kelley Burrier 346 1996-97Amanda Hubbard 292 1997-98Abby Hoy 340 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 351 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 298 2000-01Dominique Harris 235 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 235 2001-02Dominique Harris 288 2002-03Jae Conn 324 2003-04Jessie Crooks 276 2004-05Jessie Crooks 324 2005-06Niki McCoy 314 2006-07Keyla Snowden 382 2007-08Kara Murphy 437 2008-09Kara Murphy 395 2009-10Rachel Tecca 387 2010-11Taylor Ruper 283 2011-12Hanna Luburgh 432 2012-13

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 3 FG/GAME)Chris Miller .471 1974-75Sue Davis .443 1975-76Kim Knowles .415 1976-77Kim Knowles .401 1977-78Pam Long .387 1978-79Kathleen Sullivan .445 1979-80Kathleen Sullivan .452 1980-81Ruth Whatmough .417 1981-82Terrie Jones .426 1982-83Toreeda Turner .427 1983-84Toreeda Turner .452 1984-85Pam Arnold .465 1985-86Pam Arnold .478 1986-87Diane Hollish .478 1987-88Kathy Collins .451 1988-89

Stacey Burrier .489 1989-90Stacey Burrier .466 1990-91Angela Harris .488 1991-92Leigh Burdette .385 1992-93Megan Koster .396 1993-94Alisa Peddicord .528 1994-95Alisa Peddicord .483 1995-96Kelley Burrier .408 1996-97Cheryl Bowles .506 1997-98Cheryl Bowles .556* 1998-99Cheryl Bowles .553 1999-00Cheryl Bowles .477 2000-01Cassandra Martin .470 2001-02Cassandra Martin .521 2002-03Jae Conn .367 2003-04Jessie Crooks .370 2004-05Jessie Crooks .438 2005-06Riana Miller .474 2006-07Kara Murphy .428 2007-08Kyle Baumgartner .472 2008-09Jolene Tamboue .493 2009-10Rachel Tecca .496 2010-11Rachel Tecca .534 2011-12Rachel Tecca .522 2012-13

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADEKathy Collins 22 1986-87Kathy Collins 10 1987-88Kathy Collins 20 1988-89Georgina Wilkinson 28 1989-90Leigh Burdette 49 1990-91Leigh Burdette 23 1991-92Beth Holmes 23 1991-92Leigh Burdette 53 1992-93Michelle Chavanne 46 1993-94Michelle Chavanne 47 1994-95Kelley Burrier 38 1995-96Michelle Chavanne 63 1996-97Amie Marks 25 1997-98Abby Hoy 61 1998-99Katie Hank 30 1999-00Jamie Krivak 31 2000-01Dominique Harris 31 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 31 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 50 2002-03Jae Conn 60 2003-04Jae Conn 38 2004-05Courtney Stewart 52 2005-06Jessie Crooks 33 2006-07Keyla Snowden 91* 2007-08Kara Murphy 42 2008-09Kara Murphy 32 2009-10Taylor Ruper 75 2010-11Taylor Ruper 89 2011-12Taylor Ruper 85 2012-13

3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTSKathy Collins 57 1986-87Kathy Collins 37 1987-88Kathy Collins 54 1988-89Georgina Wilkinson 69 1989-90Leigh Burdette 128 1990-91Leigh Burdette 84 1991-92Leigh Burdette 140 1992-93Michelle Chavanne 121 1993-94Michelle Chavanne 135 1994-95Michelle Chavanne 123 1995-96Michelle Chavanne 188 1996-97Abby Hoy 74 1997-98Abby Hoy 168 1998-99Abby Hoy 111 1999-00Jamie Krivak 122 2000-01Lindsay Hemmelgarn 103 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 152 2002-03Jae Conn 188 2003-04Jae Conn 131 2004-05Jessie Crooks 149 2005-06Jessie Crooks 115 2006-07Keyla Snowden 237 2007-08Kara Murphy 127 2008-09Kara Murphy 101 2009-10Taylor Ruper 196 2010-11Taylor Ruper 232 2011-12Taylor Ruper 262* 2012-13

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 1 3FG/GAME)Kathy Collins .386 1986-87Kathy Collins .270 1987-88Kathy Collins .370 1988-89Georgina Wilkinson .406 1989-90

Leigh Burdette .383 1990-91Beth Holmes .397 1991-92Nicki Nettrour .400 1992-93Michelle Chavanne .380 1993-94Kelley Burrier .345 1994-95Nicki Nettrour .449* 1995-96Kelley Burrier .392 1996-97(no player met minimum) 1997-98Abby Hoy .363 1998-99Katie Hank .316 1999-00Jamie Krivak .254 2000-01Dominique Harris .307 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn .329 2002-03Lindsay Hemmelgarn .391 2003-04Courtney Stewart .360 2004-05Courtney Stewart .361 2005-06Sarah Tokodi .337 2006-07Keyla Snowden .384 2007-08Kara Murphy .331 2008-09Ayla Guzzardo .449 2009-10Taylor Ruper .383 2010-11Taylor Ruper .384 2011-12Hanna Luburgh .402 2012-13

FREE THROWS MADESue Davis 40 1974-75Sue Davis 79 1975-76Kim Knowles 23 1976-77Kim Knowles 58 1977-78Pam Long 30 1978-79Dee Fox 30 1978-79Mary O’Connor 108 1979-80Mary O’Connor 79 1980-81Sue Deckard 36 1981-82Mary O’Connor 44 1982-83Toreeda Turner 53 1983-84Carla Norris 63 1984-85Pam Arnold 84 1985-86Pam Arnold 67 1986-87Pam Arnold 100 1987-88Elizabeth Green 91 1988-89Stacey Burrier 86 1989-90Stacey Burrier 71 1990-91Rhonda Craig 64 1991-92Rhonda Craig 64 1991-92Richelle Hatcher 58 1992-93Diane Greenwood 68 1993-94Beth Simmons 87 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 72 1995-96Amie Marks 75 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 79 1997-98Cheryl Bowles 94 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 98 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 71 2000-01Sierra Cooper 59 2001-02Cassandra Martin 68 2002-03Lori Krezeczowski 68 2003-04Jessica Deville 50 2004-05Niki McCoy 84 2005-06Niki McCoy 166 2006-07Kara Murphy 121 2007-08Kara Murphy 166 2008-09Kara Murphy 119 2009-10Rachel Tecca 91 2010-11Sina King 91 2011-12Rachel Tecca 167* 2012-13

FREE THROW ATTEMPTSChris Miller 63 1974-75Sue Davis 103 1975-76Sharon Richardson 34 1976-77Kim Knowles 76 1977-78Sherry Bowman 63 1978-79Mary O’Connor 160 1979-80Mary O’Connor 134 1980-81Sue Deckard 64 1981-82Lori Rotruck 62 1982-83Toreeda Turner 70 1983-84Carla Norris 84 1984-85Pam Arnold 108 1985-86Pam Arnold 104 1986-87Pam Arnold 140 1987-88Kim Gwinner 116 1988-89Stacey Burrier 128 1989-90Stacey Burrier 88 1990-91Rhonda Craig 103 1991-92Richelle Hatcher 96 1992-93Diane Greenwood 96 1993-94Beth Simmons 130 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 136 1995-96Amie Marks 106 1996-97

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FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 2FT/GAME)Sue Davis .755 1974-75Sue Davis .767 1975-76Kim Knowles .719 1976-77Kim Knowles .763 1977-78Dee Fox .556 1978-79Sue Deckard .678 1979-80Mary O’Connor .590 1980-81Sue Deckard .563 1981-82Mary O’Connor .721 1982-83Toreeda Turner .757 1983-84Sue Deckard .563 1981-82Mary O’Connor .721 1982-83Toreeda Turner .757 1983-84Carla Norris .750 1984-85Pam Arnold .778 1985-86Pam Arnold .644 1986-87Pam Arnold .714 1987-88Elizabeth Green .813 1988-89Stacey Burrier .672 1989-90Stacey Burrier .807 1990-91Angela Harris .732 1991-92Richelle Hatcher .604 1992-93Diane Greenwood .708 1993-94Kelley Burrier .744 1994-95Kelley Burrier .722 1995-96Kelley Burrier .789 1996-97Amanda Hubbard .765 1997-98Cheryl Bowles .740 1998-99Cheryl Bowles .710 1999-00Jamie Krivak .716 2000-01Sierra Cooper .747 2001-02Cassandra Martin .562 2002-03Lori Krezeczowski .739 2003-04No player met minimum 2004-05Jessie Crooks .736 2005-06Niki McCoy .826 2006-07Keyla Snowden .880* 2007-08Kara Murphy .787 2008-09Ayla Guzzardo .741 2009-10Kara Murphy .755 2010-11Sina King .813 2011-12Hanna Luburgh .865 2012-13

TOTAL REBOUNDSChris Miller 199 1974-76Kim Knowles 219 1975-76Kim Knowles 139 1976-77Kim Knowles 176 1977-78Pam Long 274 1978-79Mary O’Connor 287 1979-80Kathleen Sullivan 290* 1980-81Lori Rotruck 165 1981-82Lori Rotruck 177 1982-83Paula Davis 185 1983-84Carla Norris 203 1984-85Pam Arnold 234 1985-86Pam Arnold 272 1986-87Pam Arnold 289 1987-88Kathy Collins 200 1988-89Kerry Mossburg 224 189-90Stacey Burrier 183 1990-91Diane Greenwood 155 1991-92Diane Greenwood 152 1992-93Diane Greenwood 195 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 253 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 181 1995-96Jamie Scott 195 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 209 1997-98Cheryl Bowles 260 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 234 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 180 2000-01Cassandra Martin 179 2001-02

Cassandra Martin 170 2002-03Mandy Holzer 131 2003-04Jessie Crooks 125 2004-05Niki McCoy 160 2005-06Niki McCoy 177 2006-07Kara Murphy 175 2007-08Kyle Baumgartner 216 2008-09Jolene Tamboue 247 2009-10Rachel Tecca 288 2010-11Sina King 196 2011-12Sina King 288 2012-13

REBOUNDS PER GAMEChris Miller 14.2* 1974-75Kim Knowles 13.7 1975-76Kim Knowles 10.6 1976-77Kim Knowles 10.3 1977-78Pam Long 10.5 1978-79Mary O’Connor 10.2 1979-80Kathleen Sullivan 9.6 1980-81Lori Rotruck 6.6 1981-82Lori Rotruck 6.8 1982-83Paula Davis 7.1 1983-84Carla Davis 7.1 1983-84Pam Arnold 8.7 1985-86Pam Arnold 10.1 1986-87Pam Arnold 10.7 1987-88Kathy Collins 6.9 1988-89Kerry Mossburg 8.3 1989-90Stacey Burrier 7.3 1990-91Diane Greenwood 5.5 1991-92Diane Greenwood 5.9 1992-93Diane Greenwood 7.8 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 9.4 1994-95Alisa Peddicord 7.0 1995-96Jamie Scott 7.5 1996-97Cheryl Bowles 7.2 1997-98Cheryl Bowles 9.0 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 8.2 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 6.2 2000-01Cassandra Martin 6.6 2001-02Cassandra Martin 7.7 2002-03Mandy Holzer 4.7 2003-04Jessie Crooks 4.5 2004-05Niki McCoy 5.9 2005-06Niki McCoy 6.6 2006-07Kara Murphy 5.6 2007-08Kyle Baumgartner 7.2 2008-09Jolene Tamboue 7.7 2009-10Rachel Tecca 9.6 2010-11Rachel Tecca 7.6 2011-12Sina King 8.7 2012-13

ASSISTSKaren Kennedy 40 1974-75Denise Angeloni 74 1975-76Denise Angeloni 60 1976-77Mary Pat Quinlan 37 1977-78Mary Pat Quinlan 54 1978-79Lori Anderson 103 1979-80Lori Anderson 130 1980-81Toreeda Turner 60 1981-82Toreeda Turner 89 1982-83Toreeda Turner 92 1983-84Diane Hollish 86 1984-85Diane Hollish 103 1985-86Diane Hollish 110 1986-87Diane Hollish 117 1987-88Elizabeth Green 100 1988-89Shelly Brown 91 1989-90Rhonda Craig 80 1990-91Rhonda Craig 66 1991-92Megan Koster 70 1992-93Megan Koster 68 1993-94Michelle Chavanne 88 1995-96Michelle Chavanne 89 1996-97Abby Hoy 111 1997-98Abby Hoy 156 1998-99Abby Hoy 140 1999-00Jamie Krivak 65 2000-01Lindsay Hemmelgarn 78 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 52 2002-03Lori Krezeczowski 121 2003-04Lori Krezeczowski 90 2004-05Krissy Marco 78 2005-06Sarah Tokodi 114 2006-07Amanda Sedlack 78 2007-08Ayla Guzzardo 105 2008-09Ayla Guzzardo 133 2009-10Kacie Cassell 102 2010-11Natasha Williams 125 2011-12

Kacie Cassell 259* 2012-13

BLOCKSKathleen Sullivan 135* 1980-81Lori Rotruck 25 1981-82Kathleen Sullivan 35 1982-83Lori Rotruck 31 1983-84Susan Dobosh 12 1984-85Carla Huff 51 1985-86Carla Huff 26 1986-87Pam Arnold 13 1987-88Stacey Burrier 10 1988-89Kerry Mossburg 19 1989-90Diane Greenwood 15 1990-91Diane Greenwood 5 1991-92Beth Holmes 5 1991-92Richelle Hatcher 16 1992-93Alisa Peddicord 8 1993-94Alisa Peddicord 27 1994-95Laura Braaten 14 1995-96Laura Braaten 26 1996-97Laura Braaten 31 1997-98Laura Braaten 41 1998-99Cheryl Bowles 28 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 18 2000-01Cassandra Martin 32 2001-02Cassandra Martin 20 2002-03Mandy Holzer 22 2003-04Mandy Holzer 20 2004-05Mandy Holzer 16 2005-06Riana Miller 30 2006-07Riana Miller 47 2007-08Kyle Baumgartner 30 2008-09Jolene Tamboue 25 2009-10Rachel Tecca 16 2010-11Denver McLean 20 2011-12Rachel Tecca 25 2012-13

STEALSLori Anderson 75 1980-81Toreeda Turner 50 1981-82Toreeda Turner 69 1982-83Toreeda Turner 59 1983-84Toreeda Turner 52 1984-85Diane Hollish 56 1985-86Diane Hollish 59 1986-87Pam Arnold 52 1987-88Shelly Brown 46 1988-89Shelly Brown 84* 1989-90Shelly Brown 61 1990-91Rhonda Craig 34 1991-92Leigh Burdette 40 1992-93Jennifer Swartzwelder 32 1993-94Kelley Burrier 35 1994-95Kelley Burrier 37 1995-96Amanda Hubbard 42 1996-97Amanda Hubbard 65 1997-98Erica Glover 52 1998-99Erica Glover 53 1999-00Cheryl Bowles 37 2000-01Lindsay Hemmelgarn 53 2001-02Lindsay Hemmelgarn 39 2002-03Jae Conn 53 2003-04Courtney Stewart 40 2004-05Courtney Stewart 75 2005-06Sarah Tokodi 52 2006-07Kara Murphy 40 2007-08Ayla Guzzardo 51 2008-09Ayla Guzzardo 54 2009-10Rachel Tecca 38 2010-11Jasmine Mushington 43 2011-12Rachel Tecca 46 2012-13

NOTE: Annual records for blocked shots and steals were not kept until 1980-81.

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OVERALL RECORD: 9-19HOME: 4-11 ROAD: 3-8 NEUTRAL: 2-0

SINGLE OVERTIME GAMESOVERALL RECORD: 6-18

HOME: 2-10 ROAD: 2-8 NEUTRAL: 2-0

DATE OPPONENT W/L RESULT12/05/78 at John Carroll L 93-9403/07/81 vs. Xavier W 83-8012/12/81 at Wright State W 70-6912/10/82 at N. Kentucky L 84-8912/03/83 Malone W 82-7102/18/89 at Cleveland State L 63-7102/27/91 Cleveland State L 71-7801/26/94 Ball State W 85-8302/19/94 Central Michigan L 65-7202/24/96 at Bowling Green L 73-7702/11/98 Bowling Green L 91-9311/21/98 at Indiana W 70-6712/21/01 Coll. of Charleston L 54-5901/30/02 Marshall L 68-7101/28/03 Buffalo L 45-4803/04/03 Ohio L 60-6502/18/04 Central Michigan L 65-7002/21/05 at Central Mich. L 77-7802/28/07 at Ohio L 68-7701/14/08 at Ohio L 60-6501/27/10 Ball State W 66-6411/26/10 Georgia Southern W 94-8111/22/11 St. Francis L 79-8001/04/12 Miami (Ohio) L 85-9501/19/12 at Ohio L 71-72

DOUBLE OVERTIME GAMESOVERALL RECORD: 3-1


DATE OPPONENT W/L RESULT12/20/87 Bowling Green L 78-8003/01/93 Cincinnati W 87-8501/23/99 at Ball State W 79-7712/21/03 Youngstown State W 67-62

100-point GAmesOVERALL RECORD: 5-27


DATE OPPONENT W/L RESULT01/12/79 at Dayton L 26-11002/06/81 at Allegheny W 109-3712/05/82 vs. Carlow W 108-4112/07/83 Hiram W 100-4702/25/85 at MTSU L 45-10801/25/86 at Tennessee Tech L 72-10001/11/90 at Northern Ilinois L 78-10802/09/90 Northern Illinois L 91-11202/23/91 at Valparaiso L 67-11011/26/91 Kent State L 78-10111/29/91 Marquette L 66-11212/14/91 at Toledo L 57-10201/13/92 at Northern Illinois L 67-10101/26/92 at Valparaiso L 77-10702/02/92 at Buffalo L 58-10102/24/92 at Valparaiso L 62-10002/24/93 Kent State L 64-10903/06/93 at Bowling Green L 57-10201/22/94 Kent State L 66-10002/09/94 at Toledo L 63-11902/16/94 at Kent State L 73-10502/26/94 Bowling Green L 53-10302/21/96 at Toledo L 70-11003/05/96 at Toledo L 70-10012/06/96 vs. Detroit L 72-11101/08/97 at Toledo L 73-10201/25/97 at Kent State L 58-10412/19/00 at Ohio State L 35-10001/09/02 Miami L 67-10303/08/03 at Western Mich. L 60-10112/19/10 vs. Ursuline Coll. W 102-4511/26/12 at Saint Peter’s W 103-57

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TEAM AWARDSMOST VALUABLE PLAYER

(TOUCHDOWN CLUB TROPHY)1974-75 Chris Miller1975-76 Sue Davis1976-77 Kim Knowles1977-78 Kim Knowles1978-79 Pam Long1979-80 Mary O’Connor1980-81 Mary O’Connor1981-82 Lori Anderson1982-83 Toreeda Turner1983-84 Toreeda Turner1984-85 Toreeda Turner1985-86 Pam Arnold1986-87 Pam Arnold1987-88 Pam Arnold1988-89 Kathy Collins1989-90 Kerry Mossburg1990-91 Stacey Burrier1991-92 Angela Harris1992-93 Leigh Burdette Richelle Hatcher1993-94 Diane Greenwood1994-95 Alisa Peddicord1995-96 Alisa Peddicord1996-97 Kelley Burrier Michelle Chavanne1997-98 None1998-99 Abby Hoy1999-00 Cheryl Bowles Erica Glover Abby Hoy2000-01 Jamie Krivak2001-02 Cassandra Martin2008-09 Kara Murphy2009-10 Kara Murphy2010-11 Rachel Tecca2011-12 Sina King2012-13 Rachel Tecca

BEST OFFENSIVE PLAYER1975-76 Sue Davis1976-77 Sharon Richardson Jeanne Bauhart1977-78 Kim Knowles1978-79 Pam Long1979-80 Mary O’Connor1980-81 Mary O’Connor1989-90 Kerry Mossburg1990-91 Stacey Burrier1991-92 Angela Harris1992-93 Leigh Burdette

BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER1975-76 Gail Nagel1976-77 Mary Pat Quinlan1977-78 Mary Pat Quinlan1978-79 Mary Pat Quinlan1979-80 Lori Anderson1980-81 Lori Anderson1984-85 Diane Hollish1985-86 Diane Hollish1986-87 Diane Hollish1987-88 Diane Hollish1988-89 Shelly Brown1989-90 Shelly Brown1990-91 Shelly Brown1991-92 Rhonda Craig1992-93 Richelle Hatcher1995-96 Abby Hoy1997-98 Erica Glover1998-99 Erica Glover1999-00 Erica Glover2000-01 N/A2001-02 Dominique Harris Felecia Bell

2006-07 Lauren StephensonFRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

2006-07 Sarah Tokodi2007-08 Kara Murphy2008-09 Kyle Baumgartner2009-10 Rachel Tecca2010-11 Carly Young

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER1975-76 Patty Armstrong1976-77 Pam Gaug Joan Tonathy1977-78 Pam Long1978-79 Leslee Simon1979-80 Sue Deckard1980-81 Lori Rotruck1981-82 Toreeda Turner1982-83 Lori Rotruck1983-84 Ruth Whatmough1984-85 Kris Stanoch1985-86 Carla Huff1986-87 Kelly Lethbridge1987-88 Shelly Brown1988-89 Kerry Mossburg1989-90 Michelle Spaulding1990-91 Angela Harris1991-92 Beth Holmes1992-93 Beth Simmons1993-94 Michelle Chavanne1994-95 Beth Simmons1995-96 Laura Braaten1996-97 Amanda Hubbard1997-98 Laura Braaten1998-99 Jamie Krivak1999-00 Katie Hank2000-01 Cassandra Martin2001-02 Kimberly Larson2006-07 Riana Miller2008-09 Denver McLean2009-10 Taylor Ruper2010-11 Jasmine Mushington2011-12 Carly Young2012-13 Megan Barilla

CAPTAINS1974-75 Chris Miller Sandy Hunsicker1975-76 Janee Bednarik Sue Davis Denise Angeloni1976-77 Kim Knowles Denise Angeloni1977-78 Kim Knowles Jeanne Bauhart1978-79 Pam Long Mary Pat Quinlan1979-80 Kathy Hughes Pam Long Mary Pat Quinlan1980-81 Sue Deckard Pam Long Mary O’Connor1981-82 Sue Deckard Mary O’Connor1982-83 Lori Anderson Loralee Bolinger Mary O’Connor Kathleen Sullivan1983-84 Paul Davis Lori Rotruck1984-85 Toreeda Turner Ruth Whatmough1985-86 Michelle Heck1986-87 Pam Arnold Kathy Collins Patty De Ascentis

1987-88 Pam Arnold Kathy Collins Diane Hollish1988-89 Kathy Collins1989-90 Elizabeth Green Kerry Mossburg1990-91 Stacey Burrier Amy Cummings1991-92 Beth Holmes Tara Duquette1992-93 Richelle Hatcher Leigh Burdette1993-94 Beth Holmes Diane Greenwood1994-95 Alisa Peddicord Brande Lamb1995-96 Brande Lamb Jerilyn Cushing1996-97 Kelley Burrier Michelle Chavanne1997-98 Amie Marks Mickey Timco1998-99 Cheryl Bowles Erica Glover1999-00 Cheryl Bowles Erica Glover Abby Hoy Jamie Scott2000-01 Cheryl Bowles Jamie Krivak Kimberly Larson2001-02 Sierra Cooper Kimberly Larson Felecia Bell2002-03 n/a2003-04 Lindsay Hemmelgarn Lori Krezeczowski2004-05 Jae Conn Lori Krezeczowski2005-06 Jessie Crooks Krissy Marco2006-07 Jessie Crooks Jessica Deville2007-08 Jessica Deville Kristina Rosén2008-09 Victoria Arndt Kara Murphy2009-10 Ayla Guzzardo Kara Murphy Jolene Tamboue2010-11 Kara Murphy2011-12 Rachel Tecca Natasha Williams2012-13 Kacie Cassell Rachel Tecca

COACHES AWARD1981-82 Ruth Whatmough1982-83 Mary O’Connor1983-84 Michelle Heck1984-85 Michelle Heck1985-86 Lisa Young Kathy Collins1986-87 Kathy Collins1987-88 Kathy Collins1988-89 Kim Gwinner1989-90 Stacey Burrier1990-91 Stacey Burrier1993-94 Yontami Bell1994-95 Brande Lamb1996-97 Kelley Burrier Michelle Chavanne1997-98 Erica Glover Mickey Timco1998-99 Serena Blount1999-00 Jamie Krivak

2000-01 Dominique Harris Raegan Johnson2001-02 Felecia Bell2006-07 Kristina Rosén2007-08 Jessica Deville2009-10 Ayla Guzzardo2010-11 Brianna Moyes2011-12 Kacie Cassell2012-13 Sina King

MISS HUSTLE1995-96 Jerilyn Cushing1996-97 Kelley Burrier2000-01 Julie McDivitt2001-02 Kimberly Larson

ZIPS SCHOLAR1995-96 Michelle Chavanne1996-97 Amie Marks1997-98 Amie Marks1998-99 Jamie Scott1999-00 Kimberly Larson2000-01 Kimberly Larson2001-02 Kimberly Larson2008-09 Kara Murphy2010-11 Rachel Tecca2011-12 Rachel Tecca2012-13 Rachel Tecca

SPIRIT AWARD1999-00 Sierra Cooper, Kimberly Larson2000-01 Kimberly Larson2001-02 Sierra Cooper

COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD2008-09 Amber Witt2009-10 Denver McLean2010-11 Kacie Cassell2011-12 Hanna Luburgh2012-13 Taylor Ruper


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Zips close 1998-99 season with gutsy loss

in WNIT to Michigan State, 76-65

EAST LANSING, Mich. -- Despite a game-high 25 points by Akron's Cheryl Bowles, Michigan State took advantage of a depleted Zips lineup to pull out a 76-65 win in the first round of the Women's National Invitation Tournament. Akron led most of the first half, jumping out to a 19-14 advantage with 9:43 before the break. The Spartans went on a 5-0 run to tie the game at 19 and took their first lead, 22-19 on a three-pointer by Maxann Reese with 7:13 left in the half. MSU extended the lead to as many as seven with 2:37 left until intermission but a 7-3 Zips run over the final two minutes drew Akron to within three, 35-32, at the break. In the second half, the Zips pulled to within one on two occasions early, but would get no closer. The Spartans extended the lead to as much as 12 points, 61-49, with 9:03 remaining, but the Zips had one more run left. Keyed by six points from Bowles and five from Abby Hoy, who had 18 total, the Zips used a 13-4 run over the next six minutes to trail by only three with just under three minutes remaining. Akron had a chance to tie with a three-pointer by freshman Hollie Stephenson but it was just off the mark. The Spartans rebounded and took control clos-ing the game with an 11-3 run for the final margin. In the MAC Tournament, the Zips had advanced to the semifinal, falling to Toledo, 86-65, at the SeaGate Center.

March 11, 1999Breslin Center, East Lansing, Mich.

Michigan St. 76, Akron 65

AKRON MIN FG-FGA FT-FTA R PTSHoy 39 7-15 0-0 5 18Krivak 33 5-12 1-2 4 11Bowles 35 9-14 7-9 7 25Glover 28 2-11 1-1 4 5Bell 17 0-1 0-1 3 0Larson 3 0-1 0-0 0 0Stephenson 16 1-3 0-0 0 3Yeager 4 0-0 0-0 0 0Croston 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Cooper 5 0-1 0-0 1 0Braaten 19 1-4 1-2 11 3TOTALS 200 25-62 10-15 39 65

MSU MIN FG-FGA FT-FTA R PTSDalgaard 31 6-11 1-1 10 13Cummings 28 3-3 7-15 10 13Rasmussen 33 5-18 4-4 10 14Reese 28 4-19 3-4 2 12Johnson 23 3-6 0-0 3 7Blazek 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Pung 22 2-4 0-0 2 4Salscheider 16 1-2 1-2 4 3Skelly 17 4-6 2-2 5 10TOTALS 200 28-69 18-28 47 76

Three-point Goals: Akron (5-15): Hoy 4-10, Stephenson 1-2, Krivak 0-2, Bowles 0-1; MSU (2-11): Johnson 1-2, Reese 1-8, Dalgaard 0-1. Halftime: MSU, 35-32. Att. 759.

March 18, 2010Charles Koch Arena, Wichita, Kan.

Wichita State 67, Akron 61

AKRON MIN FG-FGA FT-FTA R PTSMurphy 24 5-9 4-6 2 14Tamboue 34 8-11 0-0 12 16Baumgartner 27 1-5 2-2 7 4Guzzardo 35 1-7 3-4 3 6Witt 21 0-4 2-2 2 2Williams 6 0-0 0-0 0 0Ruper 14 2-5 2-2 1 8Mushington 21 1-2 2-2 1 4Tecca 18 3-5 1-2 5 7Team 4 TOTALS 200 21-48 16-20 37 61

WSU MIN FG-FGA FT-FTA R PTSTurner 16 0-3 0-0 1 0Price 30 3-4 4-5 3 10Henderson 36 1-1 2-6 3 4Johnson 31 3-10 3-4 9 9Lankster 29 4-9 2-5 4 11Boyd 19 5-12 0-0 4 11Diamond 19 5-11 3-4 1 14Gordon 20 4-7 0-0 4 8Team 2 TOTALS 200 25-57 14-24 31 67

Three-point Goals: Akron (3-10): Tamboue 0-1, Guzzardo 1-3, Witt 0-1, Ruper 2-5; WSU (3-12): Turner 0-1, Lankster 1-3, Boyd 1-5, Diamond 1-3. Halftime: Akron, 37-26. Att. 892.

Women’s Basketball Defeated at Wichita

State, 67-61, in WBI

WICHITA, Kan. –The fifth-seeded University of Akron women’s basketball team was defeated by fourth-seed-ed Wichita State, 67-61, Thursday night in the opening round of the Women’s Basketball Invitational at Charles Koch Arena. Senior forward Jolene Tamboue recorded her seventh double-double of the season in her final game as the Kansas native paced the Zips (18-14) with 16 points and 12 rebounds. The Shockers (18-14), who trailed by 11 points at halftime, opened the second period with a 22-6 run and held on late to eliminate Akron from postseason play. Junior Kara Murphy joined Tamboue in double figures with 14 points on 5-for-9 shooting. Jessica Diamond led four WSU players in double figures with 14 points. It was a strong-shooting first half for Akron, which took a 37-26 lead into the locker room, as the Zips con-nected on 55.6 percent (15-for-27) from the field while converting all six free throw attempts. The Shockers turned the tables in the second half, however, scoring the first six points of the period to cut the deficit to five, 37-32. They saw their lead grow to as many as seven points but lay-ins by Murphy on back-to-back possessions kept UA’s hopes alive; pulling the Zips to within three, 52-49, with 4:15 left. WSU’s Haleigh Lankster answered with a 3-pointer, however, to spark a 7-0 run and hold on for the victory.

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AKRON MIN FG-FGA FT-FTA R PTSTecca 29 5-12 6-6 8 16King 33 3-8 9-10 8 15Cassell 38 0-3 2-2 3 2Luburgh 38 5-12 5-5 9 19Ruper 36 5-8 0-0 1 14Barilla 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Brown 6 0-0 0-0 1 0Young 19 0-3 0-1 4 0Team 5 TOTALS 200 18-46 22-24 38 66

DUQUESNE MIN FG-FGA FT-FTA R PTSAgunbiade 34 8-16 5-6 8 22Floyd 22 4-9 2-2 4 11Szecsi 18 2-11 0-0 1 5Abel 25 3-11 8-8 8 16Robinson 27 2-8 0-0 2 4Odisho 3 0-2 0-0 0 0Hall 28 1-3 0-0 4 2Nurkic 23 2-7 0-0 3 5King 20 3-4 0-0 6 6Team 1 TOTALS 200 25-71 15-16 37 71

Three-point Goals: Akron (8-17): Cassell 0-1, Luburgh 4-7, Ruper 4-6, Young 0-3; Duquesne (6-18): Agunbiade 1-1, Floyd 1-1, Szecsi 1-3, Abel 2-3, Robinson 0-5, Odisho 0-1, Nurkic 1-4. Halftime: Akron, 37-31. Att. 539.

Women’s Basketball bows out of WNIT

with 71-66 loss at Duquesne

PITTSBURGH, Pa. -- Sina King surpassed 1,000 career points and the University of Akron shot 47.1 percent from behind the 3-point arc, but neither was enough to carry the Zips to their first postseason victory in a 71-66 loss at Duquesne in the first round of the Women’s NIT. Hanna Luburgh led all Akron scorers with 19 points and was one rebound short of a double-double with nine. Rachel Tecca was a perfect 6-for-6 from the free throw line en route to 16 points and eight boards, and Taylor Ruper drained 4-of-6 from long range to finish with 14 points. King ended the night with 15 points, and hit her career milestone with two free throws at the 8:14 mark of the first half. She was 9-for-10 from the line, also grabbing eight rebounds. The contest was a wild one that featured 17 lead changes and seven ties in 40 minutes. The Zips put together a 9-0 run over the last two minutes of the first half to build a six-point lead at halftime at 37-31. UA was a perfect 12-for-12 from the charity stripe and out-rebounded the Dukes 26-18 in the first period. Luburgh scored 11 of her points and collected seven of her rebounds during that time. The second half started off slow for both teams, until Tecca put in a soft jump hook at the 15:33 mark to break the scoreless drought. The Zips held their larg-est lead of the night at 11 with 13:16 left on the clock after Ruper knocked down back-to-back 3-pointers and forced a Duquesne timeout. The Dukes slowly started to chip away over the next several minutes, making the most of Akron’s 26 turnovers in all. Trailing by five with 45 seconds to go, Luburgh achieved the improbable and converted a 4-point play to make it a one-point game at 67-66 in Duquesne’s favor with 35 seconds to play. Akron put on its pressure defense but could not capi-talize on a key steal from Cassell as Duquesne knocked down four-straight free throws down the stretch to secure the game.

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MARCH 10, 2010 • AKRON VS. EASTERN MICHIGAN

QUICKEN LOANS ARENA, CLEVELAND, OHIO 7:15 P.M.

AKRON 72, EASTERN MICH. 46

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Kara Murphy 26 5-12 9-11 4 19Jolene Tamboue 22 0-4 0-0 7 0K. Baumgartner 27 4-9 1-2 11 9Ayla Guzzardo 36 5-9 0-0 3 13Amber Witt 23 3-3 1-2 0 7N. Wiliams 4 0-1 0-0 1 0Taylor Ruper 14 2-3 0-0 0 6Katie Bubna 2 0-0 0-0 0 0J. Mushington 21 2-5 1-2 2 5Rachel Tecca 22 6-9 1-4 5 13Denver McLean 3 0-0 0-0 1 0Team 9 TOTALS 200 27-55 13-21 43 72

EMU MIN. FG FT R PTS.Chenise Miller 21 1-7 2-2 2 4Paige Redditt 20 0-2 0-2 3 0Lindsey Mahone 19 1-3 0-0 1 2Cassie Schrock 32 2-8 0-0 2 4Tavelyn James 34 7-16 1-1 2 17Raina Spencer 9 1-2 1-2 3 4Tara Johnson 4 0-1 0-0 0 0B. Simmons 3 0-1 0-0 0 0A. Tretheway 2 0-1 0-0 0 0Sydney Huntley 25 3-9 2-3 3 8De’Ja Wills 9 0-2 0-0 0 0Kristin Thomas 4 0-0 0-0 1 0India Hairston 16 3-5 1-2 1 7Kayla Vantil 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Team 9 TOTALS 200 18-57 7-12 32 46

Three-point Goals: Akron (5-10): Murphy (0-1), Tamboue (0-1), Guzzardo (3-5), Ruper (2-3). EMU (3-12): Schrock (0-1), James (2-6), Spencer (1-2), Huntley (0-2), Wills (0-1). Halftime: Akron, 38-28. Att.: 1,839

MARCH 12, 2010 • AKRON VS. BOWLING GREEN


BOWLING GREEN 81, AKRON 49

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Kara Murphy 24 1-5 2-2 4 4Jolene Tamboue 16 2-5 2-2 3 6K. Baumgartner 29 4-8 0-0 2 9Ayla Guzzardo 25 3-8 2-2 3 9Amber Witt 31 1-5 0-0 1 2N. Williams 17 2-3 1-2 0 5Taylor Ruper 8 0-2 0-0 0 0Katie Bubna 1 0-0 0-0 0 0J. Mushington 17 0-4 2-2 1 2Rachel Tecca 28 5-12 2-2 7 12Denver McLean 4 0-1 0-0 2 0Team 2 TOTALS 200 18-53 11-12 25 49

BGSU MIN. FG FT R PTS.L. Prochaska 32 6-10 3-4 5 17Jen Uhl 15 3-6 0-0 5 8Tara Breske 23 6-11 1-1 3 13Tamika Nurse 32 3-5 2-2 2 9Tracy Pontius 27 2-7 6-6 0 12M. Hennegan 18 1-6 1-2 9 4J. Tamerland 2 0-1 0-0 1 0Jessica Slagle 8 0-0 0-0 0 0Chelsea Albert 2 0-0 0-0 1 0A. Papenfuss 5 1-1 2-3 1 4Chrissy Steffen 16 3-4 3-4 5 10Simone Eli 2 0-1 0-0 0 0Sarah Clapper 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Laura Bugher 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Kelly Zuercher 15 2-2 0-0 2 4Team 6 TOTALS 200 27-54 18-22 40 81

Three-point Goals: Akron (2-14): Murphy (0-1), Tamboue (0-1), Baumgartner (1-4), Guzzardo (1-4), Witt (0-2), Ruper (0-2). BGSU (9-17): Prochaska (2-5), Uhl (2-3), Nurse (1-1), Pontius (2-5), Hennegan (1-1), Steffen (1-1). Halftime: BGSU, 34-28. Att.: 2,152

MARCH 6, 2001 • AKRON VS. NORTHERN ILL.

GUND ARENA, CLEVELAND, OHIO 4:30 P.M.

NORTHERN ILLINOIS 69, AKRON 47

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Cheryl Bowles 35 5-12 5-5 7 15Erica Carnafa 34 2-5 0-0 1 4Jamie Krivak 32 0-10 3-4 2 3Jamie Scott 30 5-12 1-2 10 11Julie McDivitt 23 0-2 2-2 2 2C. Martin 14 2-5 0-0 1 4Katrina Carter 10 0-1 0-0 2 0Sierra Cooper 12 1-2 0-0 0 2K. Larson 7 0-0 2-2 3 2A. Croston 3 0-1 0-0 1 0TOTALS 200 15-50 17-19 33 47

NIU MIN. FG FT R PTS.J. Youngblood 22 4-7 0-0 6 8Kim Boeding 29 4-10 0-0 5 8M. Johnson 26 0-6 2-2 5 2Kristan Knake 26 8-13 1-2 5 23Monique Davis 30 0-1 0-0 1 0B. Kovacevic 2 0-2 0-0 0 0Jessica Shattuck 13 3-3 0-0 4 6S. Smith 12 1-2 0-0 0 3M. Adams 19 2-4 3-3 7 7Lindsay Secrest 18 4-9 0-0 1 12TOTALS 200 26-58 6-7 37 69

Three-point Goals: Akron (0-6): Bowles (0-2), Krivak (0-4). Northern Illinois (11-18): Boeding (0-1), Knake (6-8), Smith (1-1), Secrest (4-8). Halftime: Northern Illinois, 33-22. Att.: n/a

FEB. 26, 1999 • BGSU AT AKRONJAR ARENA, AKRON, OHIO, 7:00 P.M.

AKRON 74, BOWLING GREEN 56

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Abby Hoy 38 3-16 8-8 8 16Erica Glover 39 4-17 1-1 4 9Cheryl Bowles 22 4-7 8-9 10 16Jamie Krivak 23 2-5 2-2 3 8Felecia Bell 25 2-6 0-0 4 4H. Stephenson 20 4-10 2-4 0 12Terrah Yeager 7 0-3 0-0 1 0A. Croston 2 0-1 0-0 1 0Laura Braaten 24 2-5 5-10 10 9TOTALS 200 21-70 26-34 47 74

BGSU MIN. FG FT R PTS.Sherry Kahle 25 4-9 0-0 8 9Jill DeFosse 23 1-8 2-2 6 5Jacki Raterman 40 7-14 2-3 8 17J. Gafford 11 0-1 2-2 2 2Francine Miller 19 1-8 1-2 8 3Angie Farmer 18 1-4 0-0 4 3Dana Western 11 1-3 0-0 2 3Yalonda Holt 16 0-7 3-4 5 3Liz Harris 1 0-0 0-0 1 0J. Wappes 29 3-7 3-4 3 11Netta Smith 8 0-1 0-1 0 0TOTALS 200 18-62 13-18 52 56

Three-point Goals: Akron (6-22): Hoy (2-9), Bowles (0-2), Krivak (2-4), Bell (0-1), Stephenson (2-6). Bowling Green (7-21): Kahle (1-2), DeFosse (1-3), Raterman (1-4), Miller (0-3), Farmer (1-2), Western (1-2), Holt (0-2), Wappes (2-3). Halftime: Akron, 30-27 Att: 345.

FEB. 28, 1999 • AKRON VS. TOLEDOSEAGATE CENTER, TOLEDO, OHIO

2:00 P.M.TOLEDO 85, AKRON 65

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Abby Hoy 34 6-11 5-5 3 21Felecia Bell 13 0-1 0-0 1 0Cheryl Bowles 39 12-21 2-2 10 27Erica Glover 39 2-6 3-5 6 7Jamie Krivak 24 0-4 0-0 3 0H. Stephenson 17 2-5 0-0 0 5Terrah Yeager 1 0-0 0-0 0 0A. Croston 11 0-3 0-0 3 0Sierra Cooper 5 1-2 0-0 0 2Laura Braaten 17 1-3 1-2 4 3TOTALS 200 24-56 11-14 34 65

TOLEDO MIN. FG FT R PTS.Karin Husbeck 24 3-7 2-2 3 9Kim Knuth 36 8-16 16-16 4 35J. Markwood 31 3-5 5-6 7 11Leslie Favre 29 7-13 2-2 5 21Kristen Tews 29 0-1 0-0 2 0Tara Overaitis 10 1-4 0-0 4 2C. Risinger 5 0-2 0-0 0 0Sarah Cook 8 0-0 0-0 2 0A. Bryant 11 0-4 1-2 2 1Kahli Carter 16 3-5 0-1 2 6Jannifer Hare 1 0-0 0-0 0 0TOTALS 200 25-58 26-29 34 85

Three-point Goals: Akron (6-13): Hoy (4-6), Bowles (1-2), Krivak (0-2), Stephenson (1-3). Toledo (9-18): Husbeck (1-1), Knuth (3-4), Favre (5-8), Tews (0-1), Risinger (0-1), Bryant (0-2), Carter (0-1). Halftime: Akron 36-34.

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MARCH 3, 2001 • AKRON AT BUFFALO

ALUMNI ARENA, BUFFALO, N.Y. 7:00 P.M.

AKRON 65, BUFFALO 64

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Cheryl Bowles 31 8-14 0-0 10 19Erica Carnafa 32 2-7 0-0 0 4Jamie Krivak 34 6-17 2-3 3 19Jamie Scott 28 2-5 2-3 9 6Julie McDivitt 7 0-0 1-2 0 1C. Martin 35 6-9 2-2 8 14Katrina Carter 20 1-3 0-0 2 2Sierra Cooper 7 0-1 0-0 1 0K. Larson 6 0-0 0-0 0 0TOTALS 200 25-56 7-10 39 65

BUFFALO MIN. FG FT R PTS.J. Kochendorfer 27 1-4 1-2 6 3Tiffany Bell 40 5-10 4-6 9 14Mari McClure 38 7-17 3-5 1 17Sonia Ortega 34 4-11 2-3 11 10V. Jennings 37 7-13 1-1 5 20Tara Perrier 11 0-7 0-0 3 0Jana Richtrova 8 0-2 0-0 2 0Rachel Martin 5 0-0 0-0 1 0TOTALS 200 24-64 11-17 38 64

Three-point Goals: Akron (8-18): Bowles (3-5), Krivak (5-11), Caranfa (0-1), Carter (0-1). Buffalo (5-17): McClure (0-1), Jennings (5-9), Perrier (0-5), Richtrova (0-2). Halftime: Buffalo, 27-24 Att: 445.


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MARCH 9, 2011 • AKRON VS. TOLEDOQUICKEN LOANS ARENA,

CLEVELAND, OHIO, 5:00 P.M.TOLEDO 73, AKRON 65

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Kara Murphy 35 4-9 4-4 5 14Rachel Tecca 29 1-2 3-4 11 5Carly Young 16 2-5 2-4 3 7Natasha Williams 34 3-8 0-0 1 6Taylor Ruper 17 4-8 0-0 3 12Kacie Cassell 6 0-1 0-0 3 12Hanna Luburgh 5 0-1 0-0 0 0Ti’eshia Stubbs 10 1-2 0-2 0 2Katie Bubna 0+ 0-0 0-0 0 0J. Mushington 23 4-9 6-8 3 14Sina King 24 1-5 2-2 2 4Denver McLean 1 0-0 1-2 1 1Team 6 TOTALS 200 20-50 18-26 35 65

TOLEDO MIN. FG FT R PTS.Melissa Goodall 34 3-13 6-7 9 13Lecretia Smith 20 3-3 0-2 6 6Naama Shafir 31 8-16 12-16 4 28Andola Dortch 35 3-8 2-2 3 8Jessica Williams 28 1-3 2-2 2 5Courtney Ingersoll 15 1-2 0-0 2 3J. Reed-Lewis 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Y. Richardson 25 5-10 0-1 9 10Haylie Linn 11 0-2 0-0 1 0Team 2 TOTALS 200 24-57 22-30 38 73

Three-point Goals: Akron (7-21): Murphy (2-4), Young (1-2), Williams (0-3), Ruper (4-8), Luburgh (0-1), King (0-3). Toledo (3-18): Goodall (1-7), Shafir (0-3), Dortch (0-1), Williams (1-3), Ingersoll (1-2), Linn (0-2). Halftime: Tied, 32-32. Att: 2,339.

MARCH 7, 2012 • AKRON VS. NORTHERN ILL.


NORTHERN ILL. 61, AKRON 60

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Sina King 30 2-9 1-2 12 6Carly Young 23 3-6 2-2 10 10Taylor Ruper 26 0-3 0-0 2 0Hanna Luburgh 30 3-14 2-2 4 10Kacie Cassell 26 2-4 0-1 3 5Ti’eshia Stubbs 24 1-7 8-10 11 10J. Mushington 24 8-17 1-1 6 17Denver McLean 3 0-0 0-0 1 0N. Williams 14 1-2 0-0 0 2Team 4 TOTALS 200 20-62 14-18 53 60

NIU MIN. FG FT R PTS.Jenna Thorp 32 3-5 0-1 2 7Kim Davis 35 4-12 4-4 9 12Alicia Johnson 18 0-3 0-0 2 0Amanda Corral 37 4-9 3-3 7 14Courtney Shelton 40 5-15 3-4 3 14Satavia Taylor 23 6-14 0-0 3 12Natecia Augusta 11 1-2 0-0 3 2Shaakira Haywood 2 0-2 0-0 0 0Ashley Sneed 2 0-1 0-0 0 0Team 2 TOTALS 200 23-63 10-12 31 61

Three-point Goals: Akron (6-17): King (1-2), Young (2-4), Ruper (0-3), Luburgh (2-6), Cassell (1-1), Stubbs (0-1). NIU (5-14): Thorp (1-1), Johnson (0-2), Corral (3-5), Shelton (1-5), Taylor (0-1). Halftime: NIU 27-23. Att: 612.

MARCH 14, 2013 • AKRON VS. BUFFALOQUICKEN LOANS ARENA,

CLEVELAND, OHIO, 2:30 P.M.AKRON 83, BUFFALO 79

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Sina King 33 7-14 3-4 7 19Rachel Tecca 27 6-19 1-2 9 13Taylor Ruper 30 1-2 1-1 2 4Hanna Luburgh 40 7-18 5-6 8 22Kacie Cassell 40 5-8 2-2 3 12Carly Young 21 4-10 1-1 5 10Anita Brown 9 1-2 1-1 1 3Team 5 TOTALS 200 31-73 14-17 40 83

BUFFALO MIN. FG FT R PTS.Christa Baccas 29 6-9 0-0 9 12Kristen Sharkey 28 12-19 2-3 7 26Mackenzie Loesing 18 2-4 0-2 1 5Margeaux Gupilan 38 5-10 2-2 6 14Nicki Hopkins 12 0-1 0-0 0 0Sloane Walton 23 2-3 0-0 4 6Cherridy Thornton 23 4-10 0-0 2 9Karin Moss 27 3-7 0-0 3 7Kasheema Besley 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Team 3 TOTALS 200 34-64 4-7 35 79

Three-point Goals: Akron (7-20): King (2-4), Ruper (1-2), Luburgh (3-7), Cassell (0-1), Young (1-6)). Buffalo (7-17): Sharkey (0-2), Loesing (1-2), Gupilan (2-6), Hopkins (0-1), Walton (2-3), Thornton (1-1), Moss (1-2). Halftime: Akron, 48-36. Att.: 1,647.

MARCH 15, 2013 • AKRON VS. BALL STATE

QUICKEN LOANS ARENA,CLEVELAND, OHIO, 2:30 P.M.

AKRON 70, BALL STATE 61

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Rachel Tecca 25 1-5 4-6 7 6Sina King 35 3-9 4-4 6 11Kacie Cassell 38 1-4 3-4 6 6Hanna Luburgh 40 11-23 8-8 12 33Taylor Ruper 38 4-7 0-0 2 12Megan Barilla 2 0-0 0-0 1 0Anita Brown 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Katie Nunan 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Carly Young 18 0-3 2-2 6 2Team 3 TOTALS 200 20-51 21-24 43 70

BALL STATE MIN. FG FT R PTS.Shelbie Justice 38 2-9 5-6 3 10Nathalie Fontaine 36 6-13 3-3 6 15Katie Murphy 28 2-9 0-0 8 4Brandy Woody 40 2-13 1-2 9 6Brittany Carter 25 7-15 0-0 4 18Shanee’ Jackson 16 2-6 4-6 2 8Lyzz Smith 17 0-2 0-0 0 0Team 5 TOTALS 200 21-67 13-17 37 61

Three-point Goals: Akron (9-28): King (1-2), Cassell (1-3), Luburgh (3-13), Ruper (4-7), Young (0-3). Ball State (6-22): Justice (1-5), Fontaine (0-1), Woody (1-6), Carter (4-6), Jackson (0-2), Smith (0-2). Halftime: Akron, 40-29 Att: 2,127.

MARCH 16, 2013 • AKRON VS. CENTRAL MICHIGAN

QUICKEN LOANS ARENA,CLEVELAND, OHIO, 1:00 P.M.

CENTRAL MICH. 86, AKRON 68

AKRON MIN. FG FT R PTS.Rachel Tecca 23 4-12 3-3 6 11Sina King 34 5-12 2-2 12 13Taylor Ruper 36 4-9 0-0 1 11Kacie Cassell 37 1-5 0-0 3 2Hanna Luburgh 38 7-15 4-4 7 19Carly Young 25 4-9 0-0 3 10Katie Nunan 1 0-0 0-0 0 0DiAndra Gibson 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Anita Brown 1 0-0 0-0 1 0Cari Guyton 1 0-0 2-2 0 2Megan Barilla 3 0-0 0-0 0 0Team 3 TOTALS 200 25-62 11-11 36 68

CENTRAL MICH. MIN. FG FT R PTS.Jessica Schroll 33 6-12 2-3 7 14Taylor Johnson 23 6-12 1-1 7 13Crystal Bradford 22 6-14 0-0 10 13Brandie Baker 35 6-17 2-2 6 14Niki DiGuilio 36 4-8 0-0 2 12Jalisa Olive 19 4-6 3-4 0 14Jordan LaDuke 5 0-0 0-0 0 0Da’Jourie Turner 1 0-2 0-0 1 0Jas’Mine Bracey 22 3-5 0-0 7 6Chelsea Lynn 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Kerby Tamm 1 0-0 0-0 0 0Kylie Welch 2 0-0 0-0 0 0Team 3 TOTALS 200 35-76 8-10 43 86

Three-point Goals: Akron (7-19): King (1-2), Ruper (3-7), Cassell (0-1), Luburgh (1-5), Young (2-4). Central Mich. (3-18): Schroll (0-1), Johnson (0-4), Bradford (1-4), Baker (0-2), DiGuilio (4-7), Olive (3-5). Halftime: Central Mich., 39-35. Att.: 2,221.

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1974-75

Record: 10-4 • Head Coach: Mary Ann TripodiJan. 18 Kent-Tuscarawas 59-24 WJan. 22 at Baldwin-Wallace 79-26 WJan. 25 at Malone 54-38 WJan. 30 at Case Western Reserve 51-16 WFeb. 1 Lorain CC 57-40 WFeb. 5 Mount Union 62-32 WN/A Wooser 52-41 WFeb. 12 at Youngstown State 65-68 LFeb. 13 at Kent 85-67 WFeb. 20 Ashland 59-72 LFeb. 22 Toledo 45-50 L

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Feb. 27 # Findlay 55-28 WFeb. 28 # Mount Saint Joseph 44-43 WMarch 1 # Ashland 40-82 L

1975-76Record: 10-6 • Head Coach: Mary Ann Tripodi

Jan. 17 at Kent-Tuscarawas 75-52 WJan. 21 Oberlin 56-31 WJan. 24 at Ohio Northern 56-61 LJan. 27 Cleveland State 48-61 LJan. 31 at Toledo 56-44 WFeb. 4 at Lorain CC 59-76 WFeb. 7 Malone 54-46 WFeb. 1 Wooster 60-55 WFeb. 14 Kent 73-67 WFeb. 19 at Ashland 57-88 LFeb. 21 Youngstown State 75-65 WFeb. 24 at Ohio State 40-51 LFeb. 28 Slippery Rock 58-95 LOAISW STATE TOURNAMENT AT CEDARVILLE-#

Mar, 4 # Capital 53-49 WMar. 5 # Wittenberg 60-55 WMar. 6 # Cincinnati 64-74 L


Jan. 22 Ohio Northern 60-67 LJan. 25 at Cleveland State 50-63 LFeb. 1 at Malone 58-73 LFeb. 3 Youngstown State 43-81 LFeb. 5 Ohio 40-74 LFeb. 9 Wooster 55-67 LFeb. 12 Toledo 59-53 WFeb. 14 at Capital 44-60 LFeb. 16 Ashland 37-65 LFeb. 19 at Kent 49-65 LFeb. 22 Ohio State 33-105 L

OAISW STATE TOURNAMENT AT DAYTON—#Mar. 10 # Cleveland State 69-62 WMar. 11 # Ohio State 40-96 L


Dec. 16 Defiance 50-56 LDec. 21 at Toledo 50-64 LJan. 17 John Carroll 68-79 LJan. 24 Cleveland State 49-71 LJan. 26 Kent 46-66 LJan. 31 Malone 68-62 WFeb. 2 at Wooster 63-75 LFeb. 4 at Cedarville 49-77 LFeb. 7 Edinboro 62-103 LFeb. 9 at Wittenberg 74-53 WFeb. 11 at Wright State 47-42 WFeb. 15 at Youngstown State 42-56 LFeb. 18 Capital 60-42 WFeb. 21 at Oberlin 83-45 WFeb. 24 Cincinnati 50-60 LFeb. 25 at Ohio 49-60 LMar. 2 at Ashland 52-77 L


Dec. 5 at John Carroll (OT) 93-94 LDec. 9 at Cincinnati 40-68 LDec. 13 Gannon 44-70 LDec. 15 at Defiance 38-67 LDec. 20 Toledo 66-32 W

KENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC, KENT, OHIO-#Dec. 27 # Youngstown State 52-96 LDec. 28 # Cleveland State 62-57 WJan. 6 Wright State 56-65 LJan. 10 Ashland 67-56 WJan. 12 at Dayton 26-110 LJan. 13 at Mount Saint Joseph 72-74 LJan. 17 at Rio Grande 69-82 LJan. 20 Ohio Northern 62-74 LJan. 23 at Cleveland State 48-83 LJan. 25 Mount Union 71-35 WJan. 27 at Malone 56-62 LFeb. 1 Wooster 63-50 WFeb. 3 Cedarville 56-61 LFeb. 7 Kent 37-88 LFeb. 10 Bowling Green 47-57 LFeb. 13 Youngstown State 43-71 LFeb. 17 Ohio 45-59 LFeb. 22 at Edinboro 53-78 LFeb. 24 at Capital 73-39 W

OAISW STATE TOURNAMENT AT AKRON-&Mar. 1 & Youngstown State 43-67 LMar. 2 & Cincinnati 41-67 L


Dec. 1 at Central State 54-53 WDec. 4 John Carroll 76-56 WDec. 8 at Toledo 60-87 LDec. 10 at Gannon 69-85 LDec. 15 Defiance 84-76 WDec. 18 Kent 62-74 LDec. 21 Xavier 65-58 W

KENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC, KENT, OHIO-#Dec. 28 # Kent 45-53 LDec. 29 # Cleveland State 65-63 WJan. 5 Cincinnati 40-64 LJan. 12 Mount Saint Joseph 54-59 LJan. 15 Cleveland State 53-59 LJan. 18 at Bowling Green 48-66 LJan. 19 at Ohio Northern 61-65 LJan. 22 at Ashland 63-58 WJan. 26 Capital 65-52 WJan. 29 Malone 81-63 WFeb. 1 at Wright State 61-86 LFeb. 2 at Cedarville 82-63 WFeb. 4 at Mount Union 66-53 WFeb. 6 at Youngstown State 58-76 LFeb. 8 Rio Grande 78-73 WFeb. 12 at Wooster 60-43 WFeb. 16 at Ohio 81-70 WFeb. 22 Central State 50-54 L

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Feb. 29 & Central State 80-75 WMar. 1 & Dayton 59-99 LMar. 2 & Mount Saint Joseph 88-85 W

1980-81Record: 17-14 • Head Coach: Mary Ann TripodiKENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC, KENT, OHIO-#

Nov. 28 # Eastern Kentucky 56-90 LNov. 29 # Cleveland State 69-85 LDec. 2 at John Carroll 78-39 WDec. 5 Central State 70-61 WDec. 9 Gannon 64-66 LDec. 12 at Defiance 60-78 LDec. 13 Wright State 77-61 WDec. 16 Youngstown State 61-93 LDec. 19 Toledo 70-69 WDec. 20 at Kent 45-93 LJan. 3 at Cincinnati 79-90 LJan. 9 at Xavier 67-59 WJan. 10 at Mount Saint Joseph 93-76 WJan. 13 at Rio Grande 97-72 WJan. 16 Bowling Green 64-72 LJan. 17 Ohio Northern 67-72 LJan. 20 at Cleveland State 55-69 LJan. 24 Cedarville 85-54 WJan. 27 at Malone 74-63 WJan. 30 at California (Pa.) 85-67 WFeb. 6 at Allegheny 109-37 WFeb. 7 at Clarion 84-72 WFeb. 10 Wooster 62-58 WFeb. 14 Ohio 64-59 WFeb. 19 Ashland 72-61 WFeb. 21 at Central State 63-66 LFeb. 27 Davis & Elkins 61-62 LFeb. 28 Robert Morris 50-59 L

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1981-82Record: 11-18 • Head Coach: Darlene Young

KENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC, KENT, OHIO-#Nov. 27 # Youngstown State 47-70 LNov. 29 # Cleveland State 69-94 LDec. 2 John Carroll 85-31 WDec. 5 at Miami (Ohio) 60-84 LDec. 8 at Gannon 65-68 LDec. 12 at Wright State (OT) 70-69 WDec. 17 Youngstown State 72-64 WDec. 19 Cleveland State 44-77 LJan. 2 at Ohio 39-77 LJan. 5 Morehead State 44-70 LJan. 8 Mount Saint Joseph 84-48 WJan. 9 Xavier 68-64 WJan. 15 at Bowling Green 50-84 LJan. 16 at Ohio Northern 85-74 WJan. 20 Kent 44-65 LJan. 23 at Cedarville 76-56 WJan. 26 Malone 83-76 WJan. 29 at Slippery Rock 62-66 LJan. 30 at Pittsburgh-Johnstown 49-73 LFeb. 5 Rio Grande 54-56 LFeb. 6 Defiance 72-62 WFeb. 9 Edinboro 57-58 LFeb. 12 at Eastern Michigan 44-76 LFeb. 13 at Toledo 53-67 LFeb. 18 at Ashland 62-84 LFeb. 20 Central State 64-56 WFeb. 27 at Robert Morris 62-71 L

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Record: 9-18 (1-13 OVC) • Head Coach: John StreetKENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC, KENT, OHIO-#

Nov. 23 # Cleveland State 61-56 WNov. 24 # Youngstown State 59-63 LNov. 28 West Virginia 57-62 LDec. 1 at Xavier 93-67 WDec. 5 at Toledo 53-62 LDec. 8 Clarion 90-47 WDec. 12 at Bowling Green 55-68 LDec. 15 Duquesne 62-67 LDec. 22 Kent State 71-61 W

ROBERT MORRIS INVITATIONAL, PITTSBURGH, PA.-&

Dec. 28 & Monmouth 48-46 WDec. 29 & Robert Morris 61-56 WJan. 5 *Youngstown State 60-76 LJan. 9 Saint Francis (Pa.) 60-48 WJan. 12 *at Murray State 65-73 LJan. 14 * at Austin Peay 69-81 LJan. 19 *Tennessee Tech 57-62 LJan. 21 *Middle Tennessee 48-68 LJan. 26 *at Eastern Kentucky 63-71 LJan. 28 *at Morehead State 39-53 LFeb. 2 *at Youngstown State 72-96 LFeb. 9 *Eastern Kentucky 54-71 LFeb. 11 *Morehead State 43-48 LFeb. 16 *Murray State 56-72 LFeb. 18 *Austin Peay 65-63 WFeb. 23 * at Tennessee Tech 61-99 LFeb. 25 * at Middle Tennessee 45-108 LFeb. 28 at Cleveland State 81-76 W* indicates Ohio Valley Conference game

1985-86Record: 12-15 (6-8 OVC) • Head Coach: John Street

Nov. 23 at West Virginia 74-79 LNov. 26 Robert Morris 56-67 L

KENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC, KENT, OHIO-#Nov. 29 # Youngstown State 72-75 LNov. 30 # Robert Morris 62-63 LDec. 4 at Kent 61-76 LDec. 10 at Saint Francis (Pa.) 84-65 WDec. 13 at Albion 66-47 WDec. 15 at Michigan State 65-72 LDec. 21 Wayne State 70-57 WDec. 30 Bowling Green 63-65 LJan. 4 *at Youngstown State 83-77 WJan. 7 Xavier 82-63 WJan. 11 *Eastern Kentucky 75-71 WJan. 13 *Morehead State 61-60 WJan. 18 *Austin Peay 65-77 LJan. 20 *at Murray State 53-72 LJan. 25 *at Tennessee Tech 72-100 LJan. 27 *at Middle Tennessee 58-76 LFeb. 1 *Youngstown State 67-57 WFeb. 3 *at Clarion 61-54 WFeb. 8 *Middle Tennessee 47-79 LFeb. 10 *Tennessee Tech 48-80 LFeb. 15 *at Morehead State 52-61 LFeb. 17 *at Eastern Kentucky 77-76 WFeb. 22 *Murray State 54-65 LFeb. 24 *Austin Peay 66-57 WFeb. 27 Cleveland State 73-71 W* indicates Ohio Valley Conference game


Nov. 29 at Miami (Ohio) 75-68 WDec. 1 West Virginia 53-63 LDec. 6 Evansville 62-64 LDec. 9 Saint Francis (Pa.) 73-49 WDec. 13 Kent 59-61 LDec. 17 at Ball State 64-56 WDec. 20 Toledo 52-59 LDec. 22 at Robert Morris 69-66 WDec. 28 at Xavier 63-62 WJan. 3 *Youngstown State 63-59 WJan. 5 at Bowling Green 63-82 LJan. 10 *at Eastern Kentucky 91-70 WJan. 12 *at Morehead State 67-61 WJan. 15 Michigan State 49-91 LJan. 17 *Austin Peay 75-43 WJan. 19 *Murray State 58-59 LJan. 24 *Tennessee Tech 64-70 LJan. 26 *Middle Tennessee 57-74 WJan. 31 *at Youngstown State 70-72 LFeb. 3 at Wayne State 77-49 WFeb. 7 * at Middle Tennessee 57-96 LFeb. 9 * at Tennessee Tech 57-78 LFeb. 14 * Morehead State 68-72 LFeb. 16 * Eastern Kentucky 65-62 WFeb. 21 * at Murray State 67-58 WFeb. 23 * at Austin Peay 70-59 WFeb. 26 at Cleveland State 65-44 W* indicates Ohio Valley Conference game

1987-88Record: 12-15 (Ind.) • Head Coach: John StreetLADY JAYHAWK CLASSIC, LAWRENCE, KAN.-#

Nov. 27 # Arkansas 62-70 LNov. 28 # Mississippi Valley State 57-59 L

LADY DEACON INVITATIONAL, WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.-&

Dec. 4 & William and Mary 70-60 WDec. 5 & Wake Forest 56-84 LDec. 7 at West Virginia 70-84 L

LADY HERD CLASSIC, HUNTINGTON, W.VA.—!Dec. 12 ! Georgia Southern 61-85 LDec. 13 ! Western Carolina 63-74 LDec. 18 Chicago State 65-35 WDec. 20 Bowling Green (2OT) 78-80 LDec. 30 at Ohio 65-61 WJan. 6 at Oral Roberts 65-79 LJan. 9 at Youngstown State 63-74 LJan. 11 at Butler 71-77 LJan. 13 at Evansville 60-73 LJan. 17 Eastern Michigan 79-57 WJan. 20 Cleveland State 57-50 WJan. 26 at Kent 76-72 WJan. 30 Charleston 75-57 WFeb. 3 UW-Green Bay 53-38 WFeb. 6 Youngstown State 57-78 LFeb. 8 at UW-Green Bay 58-61 LFeb. 13 Ashland 65-48 WFeb. 15 at Toledo 62-73 LFeb. 17 at Saint Francis (Pa.) 72-60 WFeb. 20 Canisius 80-41 WFeb. 24 Robert Morris 65-59 WFeb. 27 at Wright State 64-69 L

1982-83Record: 13-13 • Head Coach: John Street

LADY FLASH HOLIDAY CLASSIC, KENT, OHIO-#Nov. 26 # Cleveland State 55-85 LNov. 28 # Youngstown State 71-57 WDec. 1 Gannon 80-62 WPITTSBURGH TOURNAMENT, PITTSBURGH, PA.-&Dec. 4 & Pittsburgh 63-72 LDec. 5 & Carlow 108-41 WDec. 10 at Northern Kentucky (OT) 84-89 LDec. 11 at Central State 69-72 LDec. 16 Ohio 80-75 WDec. 18 Central Michigan 63-64 LDec. 29 at Detroit 66-79 LDec. 30 at Wayne State 84-70 W

MOUNTAIN CLASSIC, FARMVILLE, VA.—!Jan. 7 ! Mercyhurst 71-72 LJan. 8 ! Lock Haven 95-74 WJan. 9 ! Longwood 64-42 WJan. 12 at Cleveland State 52-84 LJan. 15 Ohio Northern 80-57 WJan. 21 at Charleston 79-82 LJan. 22 at Morehead State 61-66 LJan. 26 at Malone 61-75 LFeb. 1 at Edinboro 74-54 WFeb. 4 at Xavier 78-84 LFeb. 11 Robert Morris 61-60 WFeb. 12 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 65-69 LFeb. 17 Ashland 74-52 WFeb. 19 Wright State 73-69 WFeb. 26 Youngstown State 82-68 W


KENT STATE HOLIDAY CLASSIC, KENT, OHIO-#Nov. 25 # Kent 50-60 LNov. 27 # Youngstown State 56-74 LNov. 30 at West Virginia 52-80 LDec. 3 Malone (OT) 82-71 WDec. 7 Hiram 100-47 WDec. 9 Edinboro 77-63 WDec. 10 Central State 88-77 WDOMINO’S CLASSIC, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN-&Dec. 29 & Michigan 58-99 LDec. 30 & Oakland 58-83 LJan. 4 at DePaul 45-68 LJan. 7 *at Youngstown State 68-70 LJan. 12 *Murray State 71-70 WJan. 14 *Austin Peay 68-74 LJan. 19 *at Tennessee Tech 57-71 LJan. 21 *at Middle Tennessee 48-89 LJan. 26 *Eastern Kentucky 48-66 LJan. 28 *Morehead State 39-62 LFeb. 4 *Youngstown State 65-81 LFeb. 9 *at Eastern Kentucky 50-71 LFeb. 11 *at Morehead State 51-65 LFeb. 16 *at Murray State 63-70 LFeb. 18 *at Austin Peay 67-79 LFeb. 23 *Tennessee Tech 65-69 LFeb. 25 *Middle Tennessee 54-78 LFeb. 28 Xavier 76-88 LMar. 1 Cleveland State 51-59 L* indicates Ohio Valley Conference game

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Record: 14-15 (6-8 NSC) • Head Coach: John StreetNov. 26 Miami 41-62 LNov. 30 at Bowling Green 60-88 LDec. 7 at Robert Morris 80-70 WDec. 10 West Virginia 74-65 WDec. 16 Wright State 49-41 WDec. 17 Toledo 47-59 LDec. 30 Ohio 55-50 WJan. 4 Niagara 72-54 WJan. 7 Youngstown State 71-58 WJan. 10 at Canisius 63-67 LJan. 13 *Northern Illinois 46-79 LJan. 15 *Valparaiso 60-47 WJan. 19 *at Marquette 72-74 LJan. 21 *at UW-Green Bay 39-49 LJan. 25 *Cleveland State 58-63 LJan. 28 Youngstown State 62-79 LFeb. 3 *DePaul 69-72 LFeb. 5 *Illinois-Chicago 77-62 WN/A at Niagara 81-71 WFeb. 10 *at Northern Illinois 54-88 LFeb. 12 *at Valparaiso 70-52 WFeb. 16 *Marquette 80-69 WN/A *UW-Green Bay 67-64 WFeb. 18 *at Cleveland State (OT) 63-71 LMar. 1 at Chicago State 56-61 LMar. 3 *at DePaul 59-85 LMar. 5 *at Illinois-Chicago 69-57 WNORTH STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT AT

DEPAUL-#March 9 # Marquette 73-60 WMarch 10 # Northern Illinois 64-71 L* indicates North Star Conference game

1989-90Record: 10-17 (4-8 NSC) • Head Coach: Lisa Fitch

Nov. 25 Bowling Green 70-95 LNov. 29 Kent 81-86 LDec. 3 at Michigan 61-76 LDec. 6 Central Michigan 72-59 WDec. 9 at Toledo 56-90 LDec. 13 at Wright State 55-54 WDec. 19 at West Virginia 58-91 LJan. 2 American 84-60 WJan. 6 at Youngstown State 69-88 LJan. 8 Niagara 76-73 WJan. 11 *at Northern Illinois 78-108 LJan. 13 *at Valparaiso 82-74 WJan. 17 Detroit 74-62 WJan. 20 *UW-Green Bay 64-77 LJan. 23 *at Cleveland State 67-70 LJan. 27 Canisius 66-88 LJan. 30 Robert Morris 67-54 WFeb. 2 *at DePaul 45-97 LFeb. 4 *at Illinois-Chicago 68-62 WFeb. 9 *Northern Illinois 91-112 LFeb. 11 *Valparaiso 67-76 LFeb. 16 *at UW-Green Bay 50-71 LFeb. 21 *Cleveland State 70-64 WFeb. 27 Youngstown State 59-61 LMar. 2 *Illinois-Chicago 70-60 WMar. 4 *DePaul 66-70 L

NORTH STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT AT NORTHERN ILL.-#

March 8 # Valparaiso 80-81 L* indicates North Star Conference game


Nov. 24 at Detroit 68-85 LNov. 27 at Kent 76-88 LNov. 29 Toledo 56-86 LDec. 4 Robert Morris 66-65 W

TENNESSEE TECH TOURNAMENT AT COOKEVILLE, TENN.-#

Dec. 7 # Ohio 63-82 LDec. 8 # New Hampshire 67-79 LDec. 11 at Ohio State 50-92 LDec. 15 at Bowling Green 54-89 LDec. 19 at Youngstown State 43-65 LDec. 29 at Central Michigan 50-76 LJan. 2 at American 42-64 LJan. 5 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 59-68 LJan. 10 *UW-Green Bay 56-73 LJan. 12 *Northern Illinois 51-78 LJan. 18 *at Illinois-Chicago 58-77 LJan. 20 *at DePaul 63-89 LJan. 22 at Niagara 73-83 LJan. 25 *Wright State 59-54 WJan. 27 *Valparaiso 84-94 LJan. 30 *at Cleveland State 68-65 WFeb. 7 *at UW-Green Bay 54-70 LFeb. 9 *at Northern Illinois 62-79 LFeb. 15 *Illinois-Chicago 74-82 LFeb. 17 *DePaul 61-69 LFeb. 21 *Wright State 65-75 LFeb. 23 *at Valparaiso 67-110 LFeb. 27 *Cleveland State (OT) 71-78 L

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March 7 & at UW-Green Bay 44-82 L* indicates North Star Conference game


Nov. 22 Eastern Michigan 61-79 LNov. 26 Kent 78-101 LNov. 29 Marquette 66-112 LDec. 3 at Robert Morris 68-86 L

ST. BONAVENTURE TOURNAMENT, ST. BONAVENTURE, N.Y.-#

Dec. 6 # St. Bonaventure 59-75 LDec. 7 # Columbia 56-50 WDec. 14 at Toledo 57-102 LDec. 17 Detroit 61-63 LDec. 22 Bowling Green 64-80 L

VIRGINIA TECH TOURNAMENT, BLACKSBURG, VA.-&

Dec. 29 & Virginia Tech 60-78 LDec. 30 & Austin Peay 53-75 LJan. 4 Niagara 75-68 WJan. 8 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee 71-75 LJan. 11 *at UW-Green Bay 40-76 LJan. 13 *at Northern Illinois 67-101 LJan. 17 *Illinois-Chicago 90-71 WJan. 21 Youngstown State 70-65 WJan. 24 *Wright State 62-70 LJan. 26 *at Valparaiso 77-107 LJan. 30 *Cleveland State 56-94 LFeb. 2 at Buffalo 58-101 LFeb. 6 *UW-Green Bay 49-68 LFeb. 8 *Northern Illinois 75-72 WFeb. 13 *at Illinois-Chicago 36-76 LFeb. 22 *at Wright State 70-66 WFeb. 24 *Valparaiso 62-100 LFeb. 27 *at Cleveland State 77-98 L

NORTH STAR CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT AT NORTHERN ILL.-!

Mar. 6 ! Valparaiso 65-82 L* indicates North Star Conference game

1992-93Record: 4-22 (1-17 MAC) • Head Coach: Lisa FitchDec. 2 at Niagara 78-97 LDec. 6 at American 45-54 LDec. 11 Buffalo 70-60 WSOUTH FLORIDA TOURNAMENT, TAMPA, FLA.-#

Dec. 18 # UNC-Greensboro 50-68 LDec. 19 # Western Carolina 62-67 LDec. 29 Austin Peay 65-63 WJan. 2 at Youngstown State 64-71 LJan. 6 *Bowling Green 48-84 LJan. 9 *Miami 38-70 LJan. 13 *at Eastern Michigan 65-54 WJan. 16 *Western Michigan 61-63 LJan. 20 *at Toledo 50-64 LJan. 23 *Ohio 52-77 LJan. 27 *at Kent 55-83 LJan. 30 *Central Michigan 50-80 LFeb. 3 *at Ball State 47-66 LFeb. 6 *at Miami 58-77 LFeb. 10 *Eastern Michigan 60-67 LFeb. 13 *at Western Michigan 67-78 LFeb. 17 *Toledo 69-84 LFeb. 20 *at Ohio 61-70 LFeb. 24 *Kent 64-109 LFeb. 27 *at Central Michigan 64-78 LMar. 1 Cincinnati (2OT) 87-85 WMar. 3 *Ball State 47-50 LMar. 6 *at Bowling Green 57-102 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

1993-94Record: 5-21 (3-15 MAC) • Head Coach: Mary Ann Grimes

Nov. 26 at Cincinnati 48-66 LNov. 28 Niagara 58-66 L

BUFFALO TOURNAMENT, BUFFALO, N.Y.-#Dec. 3 # Northeastern Illinois 66-71 LDec. 4 # Eastern Michigan 77-63 WDec. 8 at Valparaiso 76-81 LDec. 11 at Austin Peay 71-83 LDec. 19 Youngstown State 60-65 LDec. 30 American 65-64 WJan. 5 *at Eastern Michigan 81-66 WJan. 8 *at Western Michigan 68-80 LJan. 12 *Toledo 57-83 LJan. 15 *at Ohio 52-65 LJan. 19 *at Central Michigan 53-61 LJan. 22 *Kent 66-100 LJan. 26 *Ball State (OT) 85-83 WJan. 29 *at Bowling Green 59-91 LFeb. 2 *Miami 60-76 LFeb. 5 *Western Michigan 54-74 LFeb. 9 *at Toledo 63-119 LFeb. 12 *Ohio 56-62 LFeb. 16 *at Kent 73-105 LFeb. 19 *Central Michigan (OT) 65-72 LFeb. 23 *at Ball State 63-69 LFeb. 26 *Bowling Green 53-103 LMar. 2 *at Miami 43-64 LMar. 5 *Eastern Michigan 69-62 W

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Record: 9-18 (5-13 MAC) • Head Coach: Mary Ann GrimesNov. 26 at Northeastern Illinois 62-66 LDec. 1 Valparaiso 71-68 WDec. 4 Bucknell 55-52 WDec. 10 at St. Francis (N.Y.) 69-72 LDec. 17 at Niagara 67-70 LDec. 20 at Youngstown State 59-56 W

LOUISVILLE TOURNAMENT, LOUISVILLE, KY.-#Dec. 29 # Sam Houston 52-57 LDec. 30 # Buffalo 71-68 WJan. 4 *Central Michigan 81-66 WJan. 7 *at Eastern Michigan 70-68 WJan. 11 *at Ball State 88-78 WJan. 14 *Miami 60-82 LJan. 18 *at Kent 83-99 LJan. 21 *Ohio 68-74 LJan. 25 *at Toledo 63-77 LJan. 28 *at Bowling Green 83-97 LFeb. 1 *Western Michigan 83-93 LFeb. 4 *Eastern Michigan 79-66 WFeb. 8 *Ball State 72-75 LFeb. 11 *at Miami 73-92 LFeb. 15 *Kent 70-86 LFeb. 18 *at Ohio 60-76 LFeb. 22 *Toledo 74-96 LFeb. 25 *Bowling Green 58-71 LMar. 1 *at Western Michigan 68-86 LMar. 4 *Central Michigan 80-71 WMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT-&March 7 & at Ohio 51-76 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

1995-96Record: 13-13 (7-11 MAC) • Head Coach: Mary Ann GrimesNov. 25 Northeastern Illinois 79-53 W

IDAHO STATE TOURNAMENT, BOISE, IDAHO-#Dec. 1 # Southern Utah 58-67 LDec. 2 # Cal Poly-SLO 78-53 WDec. 6 Niagara 91-65 WDec. 1 at Robert Morris 85-62 W

ST. FRANCIS (PA.) TOURNAMENT, LORETTO, PA.-&

Dec. 30 & at St. Francis (Pa.) 67-62 WDec. 31 & Oral Roberts 77-60 WJan. 3 *Central Michigan 76-62 WJan. 6 *at Eastern Michigan 73-65 WJan. 10 *Ball State 64-62 WJan. 13 *at Miami 65-74 LJan. 17 *Kent 63-91 LJan. 20 *Ohio 95-83 WJan. 24 *Toledo 70-77 LJan. 27 *Bowling Green 66-86 LJan. 31 *at Western Michigan 61-85 LFeb. 3 *Eastern Michigan 85-75 WFeb. 7 *at Ball State 67-63 WFeb. 10 *Miami 61-68 LFeb. 14 *at Kent 67-82 LFeb. 17 *at Ohio 63-79 LFeb. 21 *at Toledo 70-110 LFeb. 24 *at Bowling Green (OT) 73-77 LFeb. 28 *Western Michigan 70-77 LMarch 2 *at Central Michigan 77-67 WMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT-!

Mar. 5 ! at Toledo 70-100 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

1996-97Record: 5-21 (2-16 MAC) • Head Coaches: Mary Ann Grimes (1-3), Angel Donley (4-18)

Nov. 30 Robert Morris 97-73 WDec. 3 at Youngstown State 58-87 L

LIBERTY TOURNAMENT, LYNCHBURG, VA.-#Dec. 6 # Detroit 72-111 LDec. 7 # at Liberty 90-96 LCAROLINAS HOLIDAY BEACH CLASSIC CONWAY,

S.C.-&Dec. 18 & Alabama 44-89 LDec. 19 & Furman 51-77 LDec. 20 & at Coastal Carolina 87-82 WDec. 30 St. Francis (Pa.) 74-69 WJan. 4 *Miami 69-73 LJan. 8 *at Toledo 73-102 LJan. 11 *Ohio 79-85 LJan. 13 *at Bowling Green 75-94 LJan. 15 *Western Michigan 68-73 LJan. 18 *at Ball State 63-80 LJan. 22 *Central Michigan 86-66 WJan. 25 *at Kent 58-104 LJan. 29 *at Eastern Michigan 63-78 LFeb. 1 *Toledo 81-92 LFeb. 5 *at Ohio 74-89 LFeb. 8 *Bowling Green 54-58 LFeb. 10 *at Western Michigan 57-60 LFeb. 15 *Ball State 67-74 LFeb. 24 *Kent 72-97 LFeb. 26 *Eastern Michigan 73-64 WMar. 1 *at Miami 64-83 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

1997-98Record: 12-18 (8-10 MAC) • Head Coach: Roxanne AllenNov. 15 at Butler 58-74 LNov. 20 Wright State 64-47 WNov. 22 *at Marshall 72-57 WNov. 25 Youngstown State 58-73 LCOORS ROCKY MOUNTAIN INVITATIONAL, FORT

COLLINS, COLO.-#Nov. 28 # New Hampshire 64-59 WNov. 29 # at Colorado State 68-93 LDec. 3 at Robert Morris 89-65 WDec. 6 at Alabama (#20) 53-94 LDec. 1 Cleveland State 80-102 L

NORTHERN LIGHTS INVITATIONAL, ANCHORAGE, ALASKA-&

Dec. 18 & Tennessee (#1) 63-98 LDec. 19 & at Alaska-Anchorage 86-77 WDec. 20 & Manhattan 50-64 LDec. 28 *Ohio 76-67 WJan. 3 *Ball State 76-51 WJan. 5 *Northern Illinois 77-57 WJan. 8 *at Central Michigan 62-74 LJan. 10 *at Western Michigan 69-74 LJan. 14 *Miami 63-84 LJan. 17 *at Bowling Green 61-74 LJan. 24 *Kent 70-75 LJan. 29 *Western Michigan 87-72 WJan. 31 *Central Michigan 64-63 WFeb. 5 *at Eastern Michigan 84-69 WFeb. 7 *at Toledo 75-90 LFeb. 11 *Bowling Green (OT) 91-93 LFeb. 14 *at Miami 51-58 LFeb. 18 *at Kent 47-95 LFeb. 23 *at Ohio 82-89 LFeb. 25 *Marshall 89-70 WMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT-!

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1998-99Record: 16-13 (10-6 MAC) • Head Coach: Roxanne AllenNov. 13 at North Carolina 71-85 LNov. 15 at South Florida 69-81 LIU FULL-O-PEP CLASSIC, BLOOMINGTON, IND.-#Nov. 21 # at Indiana (OT) 70-67 WNov. 22 # vs. Saint Louis 79-70 WNov. 28 at Youngstown State 77-84 LDec. 5 *Toledo 63-73 LDec. 8 at Cleveland State 73-66 W

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Dec. 19 & at Wichita State 48-70 LDec. 20 & vs. Eastern Illinois 81-61 W

DIAMOND CLUB CLASSIC, BLACKSBURG, VA.-!Dec. 28 ! at Virginia Tech 59-80 LDec. 29 ! vs. Campbell 70-60 WJan. 2 *Western Michigan 59-57 WJan. 6 *at Central Michigan 79-78 WJan. 9 *at Buffalo 60-68 LJan. 16 *Kent 67-62 WJan. 20 *Northern Illinois 62-47 WJan. 23 *at Ball State (2OT) 79-77 WJan. 27 * at Bowling Green 66-89 LJan. 30 *Ohio 76-63 WFeb. 3 *Marshall 78-64 WFeb. 6 *at Miami 79-62 WFeb. 10 *Central Michigan 75-52 WFeb. 13 *at Toledo 67-95 LFeb. 16 *at Eastern Michigan 71-99 LFeb. 20 *Buffalo 84-58 WFeb. 23 *at Western Michigan 76-93 LMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT-$Feb. 26 $ Bowling Green 74-56 WFeb. 28 $ vs. Toledo (SeaGate Centre) 65-86 L

POSTSEASON WNIT-%Mar.11 % at Michigan State 65-76 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

1999-00Record: 11–17 (7-9 MAC) • Head Coach: Roxanne AllenNov. 23 Syracuse 76-85 L

PATRIOT THANKSGIVING CLASSIC, FAIRFAX, VA.-#

Nov. 26 # vs UAB 62-73 LNov.2 7 # vs Mount St. Mary’s 66-71 LNov. 30 Youngstown State 64-70 LDec. 5 Alabama 62-82 LDec. 11 Cleveland State 99-77 WDec. 20 at Marist 54-55 LDec. 22 at Albany 81-55 W

STATE FARM CLASSIC, RUSTON, LA.-%Dec. 28 % vs Southeast Louisiana 74-58 WDec. 29 % at Louisiana Tech 61-88 LJan. 2 Niagara 83-79 WJan. 4 *Miami 71-72 LJan. 8 *at Kent State 60-86 LJan. 12 *Western Michigan 55-67 LJan. 15 *at Eastern Michigan 72-53 WJan. 19 *at Toledo 53-62 LJan. 22 *Buffalo 58-70 LJan. 26 *at Bowling Green 72-94 LJan. 29 *at Marshall 60-53 WFeb. 3 *Ohio 83-71 WFeb. 5 *at Miami 61-63 LFeb. 9 *at Buffalo 65-58 WFeb. 12 *Central Michigan 68-60 WFeb. 17 *Marshall 69-57 WFeb. 20 *at Ball State 71-65 WFeb. 23 *Bowling Green 71-84 LFeb. 25 *Kent State 49-72 LMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT-&Feb. 28 & at Buffalo 55-72 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

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Record: 6–23 (3-13 MAC) • Head Coach: Roxanne AllenNov. 17 at UM- Eastern Shore 58-51 WNov. 19 at Loyola (Md.) 46-60 LNov. 26 at Niagara 61-81 LNov. 29 at Youngstown State 61-89 L

CARRIER CLASSIC, SYRACUSE, N.Y.-^Dec. 1 ^ vs. South Carolina 55-77 LDec. 3 ^ at Syracuse 47-83 LDec. 5 Cleveland State 62-87 LHAWAI’I INVITATIONAL, HONOLULU, HAWAII-@

Dec. 8 @ vs. Wright State 71-63 WDec. 10 @ at Hawai’i 54-67 LDec. 19 at Ohio State 35-100 LDec 22 Xavier 57-84 LJan. 3 *at Bowling Green 65-84 LJan. 6 *at Buffalo 61-75 LJan. 10 *Miami 52-64 LJan. 13 *at Kent State 37-69 LJan. 20 *at Western Michigan 60-96 LJan. 24 *Ball State 64-89 LJan. 27 *Marshall 59-58 WJan. 31 *Eastern Michigan 58-89 LFeb. 3 *at Ohio 60-65 LFeb. 6 *at Central Michigan 75-58 WFeb. 10 *Bowling Green 88-63 WFeb. 14 *at Marshall 60-70 LFeb. 17 *Buffalo 59-78 LFeb. 21 *Toledo 58-88 LFeb. 24 *at Miami 32-94 LFeb. 27 *Kent State 52-76 LMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT-#

(GUND ARENA)Mar. 3 # at Buffalo 65-64 WMar. 6 # vs. Northern Illinois 47-69 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

2001-02Record: 1–27 (0-16 MAC) • Head Coach: Roxanne AllenNov. 16 Loyola (Md.) 57-69 LNov. 19 at Xavier 44-90 L

TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT SEMINOLE CLASSIC; TALLAHASSEE, FLA.-$

Nov. 24 $ vs. St. Joseph’s 52-85 LNov. 25 $ vs. East Tennessee State 72-64 WNov. 28 Youngstown State 47-70 LDec 2 St. Peter’s 57-85 LDec. 6 at Cleveland State 54-72 LDec. 17 at Indiana State 45-84 LDec. 21 Coll. of Charleston (OT) 54-59 LDec. 23 Illinois-Chicago 50-60 LDec. 28 Niagara 60-69 LJan. 2 *at Ohio 56-75 LJan. 5 *Buffalo 47-73 LJan. 9 *Miami 67-103 LJan. 14 *at Bowling Green 73-85 LJan. 16 *at Eastern Michigan 40-89 LJan. 19 *Western Michigan 69-77 LJan. 22 *at Ball State 55-99 LJan. 26 *at Buffalo 50-64 LJan. 30 *Marshall (OT) 68-71 LFeb. 2 *Northern Illinois 42-63 LFeb. 6 *Central Michigan 56-76 LFeb. 9 *at Kent State 45-82 LFeb. 13 *Ohio 64-69 LFeb. 16 *at Toledo 56-84 LFeb. 23 *Kent State 74-97 LFeb. 26 *at Marshall 37-63 LMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT-#March 2 # at Miami 60-80 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

2002-03Record: 2–26 (1-15 MAC) • Head Coach: Kelly KennedyNov. 22 Indiana State 59-87 LNov. 24 at UIC 53-65 LRAZEWV.COM HOOPS BASH, MORGANTOWN,

W. VA.-$Nov. 29 $ vs. West Virginia 26-77 LNov. 30 $ vs. Troy State 51-53 LDec. 3 at Cleveland State 73-65 WDec. 6 Maine 51-58 LDec. 15 Florida State 46-75 LDec. 20 Arizona State 46-82 LDec. 22 at Youngstown State 59-68 LSAINT PETER’S HOLIDAY CLASSIC, JERSEY CITY,

N.J.-%Dec. 29 vs. Saint Peter’s 49-72 LDec. 30 vs. Bucknell 49-64 LJan. 7 *at Miami 56-84 LJan. 9 *Toledo 42-48 LJan. 11 *at Central Michigan 68-80 LJan. 15 *Marshall 59-49 WJan. 18 *Eastern Michigan 42-62 LJan. 22 *Kent State 66-78 LJan. 25 *at Ohio 60-71 LJan. 28 *Buffalo (OT) 45-48 LFeb. 1 *at Western Michigan 60-96 LFeb. 8 *Ball State 64-74 LFeb. 12 *at Kent State 40-62 LFeb. 15 *at Northern Illinois 42-45 LFeb. 22 *Bowling Green 62-65 LFeb. 26 * at Buffalo 51-67 LMar. 1 *at Marshall 52-72 LMar. 4 *Ohio (OT) 60-65 LMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT-#Mar. 8 # at Western Michigan 60-101 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

2003-04Record: 7–21 (2-14 MAC) • Head Coach: Kelly KennedyNov. 21 at Arizona State 48-80 LBEST WESTERN ROUNDBALL CLASSIC, TAMPA,

FLA.-$Nov. 29 $ at USF 43-81 LNov. 30 $ vs. Monmouth 40-57 LDec. 2 IPFW 54-55 LDec. 7 Cleveland State 60-49 WDec. 16 at Wright State 62-59 WDec. 19 at Bucknell 55-68 LDec. 21 Youngstown State (2 OT) 67-62 WDec. 30 at Oakland 47-51 LJan. 2 Robert Morris 55-54 WJan. 4 Winthrop 74-65 WJan. 7 *at Eastern Michigan 37-93 LJan. 10 *Miami 57-88 LJan. 14 *at Bowling Green 48-85 LJan. 17 *at Ball State 62-81 LJan. 21 *Ohio 63-75 LJan. 24 *Western Michigan 61-76 LJan. 31 *at Kent State 59-68 LFeb. 4 *Marshall 55-70 LFeb. 10 *Northern Illinois 43-42 WFeb. 14 *at Buffalo 71-59 WFeb. 16 *at Ohio 54-69 LFeb. 18 *Central Michigan (OT) 65-70 LFeb. 21 *Buffalo 54-61 LFeb. 25 *at Toledo 59-81 LFeb. 28 *Kent State 58-73 LMar. 2 *at Marshall 52-67 LMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT-#March 6 # at Western Michigan 67-89 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

2004-05Record: 3-25 (3-13 MAC) • Head Coach: Kelly Kennedy

Nov. 21 Dayton 56-66 LNov. 21 at Robert Morris 58-75 L

JUNKANOO JAM, GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND-$Nov. 26 $ vs. Oklahoma 40-88 LNov. 27 $ vs. Florida 38-77 LDec. 2 at IPFW 68-77 LDec. 5 at Youngstown State 48-61 LDec. 7 at Cleveland State 74-77 LDec. 12 Oakland 62-79 LDec. 14 Wright State 49-55 LDec. 18 at Xavier 54-70 LDec. 29 Bucknell 47-48 LJan. 5 *Eastern Michigan 58-94 LJan. 8 *Toledo 40-58 LJan. 11 *Ohio 69-80 LJan. 15 *at Kent State 57-66 LJan. 19 *Buffalo 71-63 WJan. 22 *at Northern Illinois 52-63 LJan. 26 *Miami 49-47 WJan. 29 *at Western Michigan 74-70 WFeb. 1 *at Buffalo 49-55 LFeb. 5 *Kent State 35-57 LFeb. 9 *at Miami 56-70 LFeb. 12 *Bowling Green 52-61 LFeb. 15 *at Ohio 56-70 LFeb. 19 *Ball State 51-67 LFeb. 21 *at Central Michigan (OT) 77-78 LMar. 1 *at Marshall 49-65 LMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT-#Mar. 5 # at Ball State 51-77 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

2005-06Record: 5-23 (2-14 MAC) • Head Coach: Kelly Kennedy

Nov. 18 at Dayton 51-64 LNov. 22 Pittsburgh 46-91 LNov. 25 Cleveland State 59-62 LDec. 1 Montana State 73-60 WDec. 3 at Duquesne 54-72 LDec. 8 at Drake 48-73 LDec. 10 at Iowa State 43-76 LDec. 19 Youngstown State 50-58 LDec. 22 Jacksonville State 73-70 W

BLUE SKY CLASSIC, DARTMOUTH, N.H.-$Dec. 29 $at Dartmouth 55-71 LDec. 30 $Lafayette 53-52 WJan. 7 *at Bowling Green 54-71 LJan. 10 *at Kent State 38-62 LJan. 14 *Miami 54-65 LJan. 18 *Buffalo 63-68 LJan. 21 *at Ohio 55-63 LJan. 25 *Northern Illinois 65-75 LJan. 28 *at Ball State 62-74 LJan. 31 *Western Michigan 58-62 LFeb. 4 *at Eastern Michigan 51-68 LFeb. 8 *at Toledo 69-66 WFeb. 11 *Central Michigan 44-60 LFeb. 15 *Bowling Green 48-80 LFeb. 18 *Kent State 33-52 LFeb. 21 *at Miami 56-51 WFeb. 25 *at Buffalo 62-72 LFeb. 28 *Ohio 56-66 LMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT-#Mar. 4 # at Ball State 46-71 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

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Record: 10-19 (3-13 MAC) • Head Coach: Jodi KestNov. 10 at Saint Louis 58-85 LNov. 17 at Florida Atlantic 77-88 LNov. 18 vs. Binghampton 55-44 WNov. 22 Valparaiso 49-50 LNov. 26 Dayton 57-58 LNov. 29 Pittsburgh 55-74 LDec. 3 Lehigh 62-61 WDec. 5 Duquesne 55-43 WDec. 10 at Cleveland State 61-59 WDec. 16 at Youngstown State 66-58 WDec. 19 Saint Francis 71-54 WDec. 29 Niagara 69-42 WJan. 3 *Bowling Green 32-61 LJan. 6 *Kent State 47-79 LJan. 10 *at Miami 73-79 LJan. 13 *at Buffalo 58-64 LJan. 16 *Ohio 55-66 LJan. 20 *at Northern Illinois 70-81 LJan. 23 *Ball State 49-71 LJan. 27 *at Western Michigan 58-82 LFeb. 3 *Eastern Michigan 69-53 WFeb. 7 *at Central Michigan 69-81 LFeb. 11 *Toledo 63-62 WFeb. 14 *at Bowling Green 46-91 LFeb. 17 *at Kent State 58-88 LFeb. 21 *Miami 77-75 WFeb. 24 *Buffalo 59-65 LFeb. 28 *at Ohio 68-77 (OT) LMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT,

CLEVELAND, OHIO-#Mar. 4 # vs. Northern Illinois 56-69 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

2007-08Record: 7-24 (2-14 MAC) • Head Coach: Jodi KestNov. 10 at Michigan 55-67 LNo. 14 Saint Louis 81-77 WNov. 17 at Cleveland State 47-59 L

OAHU CLASSIC, HONOLULU, HAWAII-$Nov. 22 $vs. Eastern Washington 66-62 WNov. 23 $vs. Utah 60-71 LNov. 25 $vs. Nebraska 47-75 LNov. 29 at Niagara 82-55 WDec. 2 at Dayton 64-85 LDec. 5 at Saint Francis (Pa.) 61-53 WDec. 16 Houston 81-76 WDec. 21 Youngstown State 56-74 LDec. 28 Xavier 59-84 LDec. 30 Marist College 62-76 LJan. 5 Saint Joseph’s 75-81 LJan. 9 *at Bowling Green 56-88 LJan. 12 *Buffalo 51-55 LJan. 16 *at Miami (Ohio) 49-63 LJan. 19 *Kent State 62-71 LJan. 22 *at Ohio 64-78 LJan. 26 *at Toledo 50-72 LJan. 29 *Central Michigan 70-69 WFeb. 3 *Northern Illinois 78-71 WFeb. 9 *at Ball State 64-80 LFeb. 12 *at Eastern Michigan 71-76 LFeb. 16 *Western Michigan 55-69 LFeb. 20 *Ohio 58-86 LFeb. 23 *at Kent State 62-65 LFeb. 27 *at Buffalo 54-68 LMar. 1 *Miami 79-89 LMar. 5 *Bowling Green 54-69 LMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT,

CLEVELAND, OHIO-#Mar. 9 #vs. Western Michigan 54-84 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

2008-09Record: 11-19 (6-10 MAC) • Head Coach: Jodi KestNov. 17 Michigan 58-49 WNov. 22 St. Bonaventure 67-71 LNov. 24 Chicago State 54-64 L

CHATTANOOGA CLASSIC, CHATTANOOGA, TENN.-$

Nov. 28 $at Chattanooga 52-71 LNov. 29 $vs. Troy 58-52 WDec. 3 Cleveland State 54-70 LDec. 5 at No. 23 Xavier 44-69 LDec. 14 at Saint Joseph’s 59-77 LDec. 17 Robert Morris 82-75 WDec. 20 at Youngstown State 52-58 LDec. 28 at Houston 59-74 LDec. 31 at Sam Houston State 61-60 WJan. 4 Lehigh 67-59 WJan. 7 *Miami (Ohio) 63-83 LJan. 10 *Buffalo 62-56 WJan. 14 *at Ohio 60-65 (OT) LJan. 17 *at Bowling Green 51-80 LJan. 21 *Kent State 64-62 WJan. 24 *Ball State 55-61 LJan. 31 *Toledo 64-62 WFeb. 4 *at Northern Illinois 66-73 LFeb. 7 *Eastern Michigan 71-57 WFeb. 11 *at Central Michigan 57-78 LFeb. 14 *at Western Michigan 47-61 LFeb. 21 *Bowling Green 70-81 LFeb. 25 *at Miami (Ohio) 68-56 WFeb. 28 *at Buffalo 49-69 LMar. 4 *Ohio 58-57 WMar. 7 *at Kent State 55-59 LMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT,

CLEVELAND, OHIO-#Mar. 11 #vs. Central Michigan 59-67 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game

2009-10Record: 18-14 (11-5 MAC) • Head Coach: Jodi KestNov. 13 IUPUI 63-49 WNov. 15 at St. Bonaventure 37-67 LNov. 19 at Robert Morris 67-74 LNov. 22 at Wright State 49-63 L

FGCU TOURNAMENT, FORT MEYERS, FLA.-$Nov. 27 $vs. Rider 79-43 WNov. 28 $vs. Tulsa 64-70 LDec. 2 IPFW 68-66 WDec. 5 Youngstown State 75-63 WDec. 14 Lake Erie College 76-51 WDec. 17 at Chicago State 62-55 WDec. 20 at Niagra 60-71 LDec. 28 Temple 43-55 LJan. 2 at Lehigh 57-59 LJan. 6 *at Bowling Green 62-74 LJan. 9 *Buffalo 72-56 WJan. 13 *Kent State 62-55 WJan. 16 *at Miami (Ohio) 55-40 WJan. 20 *at Ohio 63-64 LJan. 23 *Western Michigan 58-44 WJan. 27 *at Ball State 66-64 WJan. 30 *at Eastern Michigan 73-66 WFeb. 4 *Central Michigan 62-55 WFeb. 6 *Northern Illinois 57-39 WFeb. 10 *at Toledo 68-74 LFeb. 13 *at Buffalo 63-57 WFeb. 20 *Bowling Green 66-56 LFeb. 24 *at Kent State 64-67 LFeb. 27 *Miami (Ohio) 72-65 WMar. 2 *Ohio 69-41 WMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT,

CLEVELAND, OHIO-#Mar. 10 #vs. Eastern Michigan 72-46 WMar. 12 #vs. Bowling Green 49-81 L

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL INVITATIONAL, WICHITA, KAN.-#

Mar. 18 #at Wichita State 61-67 L

2010-11Record: 14-16 (6-10 MAC) • Head Coach: Jodi KestNov. 15 at IPFW 54-69 LNov. 17 at IUPUI 70-49 WNov. 21 Niagara 77-58 WNov. 23 Robert Morris 88-60 WNov. 26 $vs. Georgia Southern 94-81 (OT) WNov. 27 $at SMU 67-75 LDec. 1 Duquesne 58-69 LDec. 4 Wright State 64-71 LDec. 11 Cleveland State 73-64 WDec. 16 at Youngstown State 70-56 WDec. 19 Ursuline College 102-45 WJan. 2 at Temple 60-81 LJan. 5 *Buffalo 45-61 LJan. 8 *Ohio 54-45 WJan. 12 *at Bowling Green 72-90 LJan. 15 *Miami (Ohio) 63-68 LJan. 19 *at Kent State 55-72 LJan. 22 Eastern Michigan 51-56 LJan. 26 *at Western Michigan 77-66 WJan. 29 *at Central Michigan 62-74 LFeb. 2 *Toledo 49-58 LFeb. 5 *at Northern Illinois 72-43 WFeb. 12 *Ball State 78-65 WFeb. 16 *at Buffalo 71-67 WFeb. 19 *at Ohio 59-57 WFeb. 22 *Bowling Green 45-47 LFeb. 26 *at Miami (Ohio) 64-77 LMar. 2 *Kent State 53-56 L

MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT (NO. 8 SEED)

Mar. 5 (9) Western Michigan^ 76-65 WMar. 9 (1) Toledo! 65-73 L* indicates Mid-American Conference game^First Round - Akron, Ohio!Quarterfinals, Quicken Loans Arena - Cleveland, Ohio

2011-12Record: 14-18 (7-9 MAC) • Head Coach: Jodi Kest

PRESEASON WNIT-$Nov. 11 $at Notre Dame 61-81 LNov. 18 $Howard 64-63 WNov. 19 $Drexel 60-67 LNov. 22 St. Francis 78-80 L/OT

SEATTLE TOURNAMENT, SEATTLE, WASH.-%Nov. 25 %vs. Loyola Chicago 97-86 WNov. 26 %at Seattle 85-74 WNov. 30 at Cleveland State 84-74 WDec. 3 Saint Peter’s 87-50 WDec. 10 Florida State 64-90 LDec. 14 at Duquesne 70-77 LDec. 18 Youngstown State 72-78 LDec. 21 at Robert Morris 78-85 LDec. 28 Providence 65-78 LDec. 30 Chicago State 82-48 WJan. 4 *Miami (Ohio) 85-95 L/OTJan. 7 *at Bowling Green 58-62 LJan. 11 *at Buffalo 91-82 WJan. 14 *Kent State 68-62 WJan. 19 *at Ohio 71-72 L/OTJan. 22 *at Ball State 78-70 WJan. 25 *Northern Illinois 66-72 LJan. 28 *at Eastern Michigan 46-91 LFeb. 1 *at Toledo 60-71 LFeb. 4 *Central Michigan 97-87 WFeb. 11 *Western Michigan 81-67 WFeb. 14 *Ohio 71-65 WFeb. 18 *Bowling Green 55-60 LFeb. 22 *at Miami (Ohio) 76-84 LFeb. 25 *at Kent State 76-77 LFeb. 28 *Buffalo 78-69 W


Mar. 3 ^(11) Buffalo 96-82 WMar. 7 !(7) Northern Illinois 60-61 L^First Round - Akron, Ohio!Second Round, Quicken Loans Arena - Cleveland, Ohio

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Record: 23-10 (12-4 MAC) • Head Coach: Jodi KestNov. 10 Hiram 83-24 WNov. 13 at Tennessee Tech 78-67 WNov. 16 Bryant 78-56 WNov. 18 at St. Francis (Pa.) 73-74 LNov. 24 at Providence 81-78 WNov. 26 at Saint Peter’s 103-57 WDec. 1 Canisius 81-72 WDec. 5 at George Mason 65-49 WDec. 8 Wright State 71-73 LDec. 15 Cincinnati 67-54 WDec. 18 (16/15) Dayton 59-90 LDec. 20 at Youngstown State 71-80 LJan. 3 at Chicago State 86-45 WJan. 10 *at Ohio 81-54 WJan. 13 *Kent State 93-58 WJan. 16 *at Northern Illinois 63-52 WJan. 19 *at Western Michigan 77-84 LJan. 23 *Toledo 65-77 LJan. 26 *at Central Michigan 69-92 LJan. 31 *Bowling Green 68-63 WFeb. 2 *Buffalo 75-57 WFeb. 6 *Eastern Michigan 82-81 WFeb. 9 *at Miami (Ohio) 84-77 WFeb. 16 *Ball State 64-52 WFeb. 20 *at Bowling Green 61-74 LFeb. 23 *at Kent State 77-71 WFeb. 28 *Ohio 98-82 WMar. 3 *Miami (Ohio) 71-65 WMar. 6 *at Buffalo 77-60 W


Mar. 14 ^(7) Buffalo 83-79 WMar. 15 !(2) Ball State 70-61 WMar. 16 $(4) Central Michigan 68-86 L^ Quarterfinals, Quicken Loans Arena - Cleveland, Ohio ! Semifinals, Quicken Loans Arena - Cleveland, Ohio$ Championship, Quicken Loans Arena - Cleveland, Ohio

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