JohnA.LoganCollegewascreatedbypublicmandateinSeptember,1967.ItbeganitsfirstacademicyearinSeptember, 1968, with 330 students enrolled. Administratively, it operated from a store-front facility in Herrin, Illinois, using various rented community facilities as classrooms.

In 1969, the College acquired and occupied its permanent campus, a 161-acre tract fronting Highway 13 just westofCarterville,Illinois.Abondreferendumwaspassedthesameyeartohelpfinancetheconstructionofthefirstphase of a permanent building, which was subsequently constructed and occupied in 1973.

In 1981, the College passed a $6 million bond referendum to provide 60,000 square feet of new and renovated facilities, including 3 new buildings, to replace 8 interim buildings on the campus. In 1991, the College dedicated an additional 100,000 square feet of new and remodeled facilities as part of an $8.5 million project funded principally by the Illinois Capital Development Board. In 1995, the College passed a $16 million bond referendum to provide 108,000 new square feet in 6 buildings. This project was also funded principally by the Illinois Capital Development Board. The legislature approved an additional $8.4 million in construction monies in 1999; construction on a Community Health Education Complex and the Workforce Development and Construction Management Centers were completed in 2004.

TheCollegewasfirstaccreditedin1972bytheNorthCentralAssociationofCollegesandSchools.

NathanA.Iveywastheinstitution’sfirstpresident,servingfrom1968to1973,followedbyThomasDeem,1973-74.RobertE.Tarvinwaspresidentuntil1982,andHaroldR.O’Neilservedfrom1982to1989.Dr.RayHancockserved from 1989-2000. Dr. Robert L. Mees is the current president.

John A. Logan College offers a challenging education for: • excellentandoutstandingstudents • adultswhoneedretraining • studentswhoneedalow-costcollegeeducation • thosewhowanttoexplorecollegeandfindoutmoreabouttheircareerinterests • studentsofanyagewhomaynothavedonewellinearlierschoolexperiences • studentspreparingforavocation • adultswholikethestimulationofpart-timelearning • college-agestudentswhowanttoattendasmallcollege before transferring to a larger 4-year school • studentswhowanttoliveathomewhileattendingcollege • employedadultswhowanttoattendschool

TheCollege’sCarterville facilitiesnow include169acres,withextension centers inDuQuoinandWestFrankfort. The College operates as a comprehensive community college under the authority of the Illinois Community College Act. It is governed by a board of trustees whose members are elected by the citizens of the district.

OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGEDr. Robert L. Mees, PresidentMr. Brad McCormick, Vice-President for Business ServicesDr. Tim Daugherty, Vice-President for Administrative ServicesDr. Julia Schroeder, Vice-President for Instructional Services

BOARD OF TRUSTEESMichael Hopkins, ChairJim Snider, Vice-ChairJohnF.O’Keefe,SecretaryCheryl GraffJaclyn HancockJacob “Jake” RendlemanJohn W. SandersMandy Little, Student Trustee

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Dr. Robert L. Mees PRESIDENTDr. Robert L. Mees became the sixth president of John A. Logan College in June of 2000.

Dr.MeescametoJohnA.LoganCollegein1991asvice-presidentoftheCollege’sInstructionalDivisionafterservingassuperintendentofCartervilleUnitSchoolDistrictNo.5fortenyears.

During his tenure at John A. Logan College, Dr. Mees has been president of the Illinois CommunityCollegeChiefAcademicOfficersandassumedaleadershiproleintheexpansionofacademicprogramsandinthedevelopmentoftheschool’sverysuccessfulCenterforBusinessandIndustry.TheCollegewasrankedfifthinthenationbyRollingStonemagazinein1998basedon research conducted by UCLA personnel at the Center for the Study of Community Colleges.

Dr. Mees is a strong advocate of intercollegiate athletics, and stresses a well-balanced program with emphasis on a concern for the student-athlete. Mees also believes that a quality athletic program that emphasizes academics, responsibility, dedication, and teamwork greatly enhances the growth of the student-athlete and promotes the image of the College locally, statewide, and nationwide.

Dr. Tim Daugherty VICE-PRESIDENTFORADMINISTRATIVESERVICES

Dr. Tim Daugherty, Vice-President for Administration, is the senior administrator for intercollegiate athleticsatJohnA.LoganCollege.Heholdsbothhisbachelor’sandmaster’sdegreesfromEasternIllinois University and a Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration from Southern Illinois University. He joined the College in June 2008 after spending the past 24 years at Southeastern Illinois College where he was also served as the senior administrator for intercollegiate athletics.

Inadditiontoathletics,heoverseestheCollege’sofficesofAdmissions,Assessment,FinancialAid, Placement, Transfer, Student Success Center, Community Relations, Continuing Education, and the Center for Business and Industry. A native of Herrin, the 1974 graduate of Herrin High School is a member of the Tiger Hall of Fame in both basketball and football.

“John A. Logan College has always been an example of excellence in the classroom and on theplayingfield,”Daughertysaid.“Myprimaryconcernisthatourstudentathletesandallstudentshave opportunities to succeed and be competitive in both academics and athletics.”

Jerry Halstead ATHLETIC DIRECToR InMay2001,long-timeVolunteerbaseballcoachJerryHalsteadbecamethefirstnewathletic

director at John A. Logan College in 21 years, replacing John Sala, who retired after serving in that capacity since 1980.

A native of Carterville, Halstead attended Southern Illinois University Carbondale and graduated in1982withabachelor’sdegreeinphysicaleducation.WhileattendingSIU,Halsteadpitchedforthe Saluki baseball team for three years, helping win Missouri Valley Conference championships andparticipatingintheNCAATournament.

In the fall of 1982, he began his career at Logan as the assistant baseball coach. He took over asheadbaseballcoachafteroneseasonandalsoservedastheassistantmen’sbasketballcoachfor three years.

Halstead has built the baseball program into one of the top programs in the country. The Volunteers annually rank among the elite in community college baseball. They won the Great Rivers Athletic Conference title in 2001, 2002, and 2004. They also won Region 24 championships in 2002, 2004, and2006.In2002theVolswentontofinishseventhattheNJCAAWorldSeries.

Duringthe1990s,Loganpostedfourstraightnationaltop-tenfinishesandearnedfourconferencetitles.FourteenformerVolunteersarecurrentlyplayingprofessionalbaseball.Halsteadhasproduced10NJCAAAll-Americansandroutinelyleadsthenation in players signing at four-year schools.

Whilehismainfocushasbeenonbaseballthroughoutmostofhiscareer,HalsteadbecameLogan’scoordinatorofathleticsin the fall of 1995. In that position, he dealt with all aspects of the Athletic Department and is now in charge of all seven college sports(baseball,softball,men’sbasketball,women’sbasketball,men’sgolf,women’sgolf,andvolleyball).

Halsteadandhiswife,Kathy,resideinCarterville.Theyhavetwosons,JasonandAaron,andonedaughter,Jennifer.

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Marty Hawkins Head Women’s BasketBall CoaCH

MartyHawkinsishis17thseasonwiththewomen’sbasketballprogramatJohnA.LoganCollege,and13thasheadcoach.In2000-2001,heledtheLadyVolstoafinaleightfinishattheNJCAANationalTournament. Beforecoming toLogan,hecoachedoneseasonatMortonCommunityCollege and 14 at Loyola-Chicago.

AChicagonativeand1974DePaulgraduate,Hawkinsgothisstartincollegiateathleticsfirstasanequipment manager, and then as sports information director at DePaul. During his tenure at DePaul, he worked in publications, statistics, and radio-television production for the nationally ranked Blue Demonsmen’ssquad.In1978,hemovedtoLoyolaUniversitytoassumethesameresponsibilities.

In1979,hetookonthetaskofbuildingtheLoyolawomen’sbasketballprogramwhilecontinuinginsports information. He left the administrative post in 1981 to devote his energy to coaching basketball.

HawkinsthensteeredtheprograminitsmovefromAWIADivisionIItoNCAADivisionI.Duringhis tenure at Loyola, the Lady Ramblers won 227 games and three league championships. His

teamshadfour20-winseasonsandvictoriesoverDivisionIpowerslikeKansas,NotreDame,Wisconsin,andIllinois.Hewasnamedconference Coach of the Year three times and had a graduation rate of over 90 percent.

In12seasonsasheadcoachatLogan,hisrecordis227-146,andhehas457careerwinsasaheadcoach.Hehasabachelor’sdegree(withhonors)andamaster’sdegreefromDePaulineconomics.

Amanda Buldtman assistant Women’s BasketBall CoaCH

Amanda Buldtman begins her fourth year as the assistant coach for the John A. Logan College Lady Vols.

Buldtman was born and raised in Metropolis, Illinois, and graduated from Massac County High School in 1998. She attended Southern Illinois University Edwardsville where she played basketballforfouryears.DuringhertenurewiththeCougars,herteamqualifiedtwicefortheDivisionIINCAATournament.ShegraduatedfromSIUEin2002withabachelor’sdegreeinbiological sciences.

In 2006, she completed with honors a Master of Science degree in education with a specialization in sports studies at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. While working on thatdegree,shedidaninternshipwithLogan’swomen’sbasketballprogramwheresheservedas a volunteer assistant coach.

John A. Logan College Official ScorerLavonneNorris

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2010-2011 Women’s Basketball RosterNo. Name Ht. Pos. Yr. Home towN (Previous College/HigH sCHool)1 HaleyHewitt 5’2” G SO Windfall,IN(Tri-Central)3 Je’MishiaCottrell 5’6” G FR SunCity,AZ(Liberty)10 AustynRidings 5’9” G FR Herrin,IL12 ShakeraBennett 5’6” G/F FR Miami,FL(MiamiJackson)13 CheshiPoston 6’2” F SO Chicago,IL(Simeon)14 Ka’DaizhaBenjamin 5’9” F FR Herrin,IL20 SashaWarmington 6’0” F/C SO Kitchener,Ontario21 BrittanyWood 5’5” G FR Galatia,IL(PopeCounty)22 MoriahKirkpatrick 5’8” G FR Mt.Vernon,IL(Mt.VernonTownship)23 OliviaRussell 5’5” G SO CrystalCity,MO24 DiamondTimmons 5’0” G FR Colp,IL(Herrin)30 KyraWatson 5’8” F SO Montgomery,IL(CloudCounty/WestAurora)45 SydneyStreator 6’2” F/C FR ParkForest,IL(RichEast)

Athletic Director: Jerry HalsteadCollege Enrollment: 6,787Conference: great rivers athletic Conf.TeamName:volunteersColors: Blue & gray

Head Coach: marty HawkinsAssistant Coach: amanda Buldtman2009-2010 Record: 14-12Phone: 618-985-3741, ext. 8369www.jalc.edu

2010-11 WOMEn’S BASkETBALLFront row (L to R): Ka’Daizha Benjamin, Moriah Kirkpatrick, Brittany Wood, Haley Hewitt,

Diamond Timmons, Shakera Bennett, Je’Mishia CottrellBack row (L to R): Assistant Coach Amanda Buldtman, Austyn Ridings, Kyra Watson,

Sasha Warmington, Sydney Streator, Cheshi Poston, Head Coach Marty Hawkins

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#1 Haley Hewitt5’2” sophomoreguardwindfall, iN High school: tri-Central

Haley played guard for the Lady Vols last year, averaging four points and a team-best 2.5 assists per game.

She came to Logan from Tri-Central High School in Sharpsville, Indiana, where she was a four-year starter and varsity letter winner in basketball. PlayingforCoachKathieLayden,Haleyaveraged13pointsand9.5assistsper game as a senior. She also led her team in steals, collecting nine per contest. A three-time all-conference performer and honorable mention all-state selection, she was named one of the Top 100 Basketball Players by the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association as a junior and senior. She also participated in softball and cross country.

#3 Je’Mishia Cottrell5’6” Freshmanguard sun City, aZ High school: liberty

Je’MishiajoinstheLadyVolsafterasuccessfulcareeratLibertyHighSchool in Sun City, Arizona, where she was a four-year varsity basketball player.Sheaverageddoublefiguresinscoringherfreshmanandsophomoreseasons and was named team MVP both years. She also competed in track her freshman year.

#10 austyn ridings 5’9” FreshmanguardHerrin, ilHigh school: Herrin

Austyn comes to Logan from nearby Herrin where she played basketball forCoachMikeNewbold.Austynaveraged20points,sixassists,andfiverebounds per game her senior year, earning all-state honors and helping lead herteamtoaregionaltitleandthesectionalfinals.Athree-timeall-conferenceselection in basketball, she was twice named all-south and was the Southern Illinoisan Player of the Year as a senior. She also played softball and volleyball inhighschoolandwasamemberoftheNationalHonorSociety.

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#12 shakera Bennett5’6” Freshmanguard/Forwardmiami, FlHigh school: miami Jackson

Shakera prepped at Miami Jackson High School in Florida, playing for CoachKennethBruce.Atwo-timeteamMVP,Shakeracontributed17points,nine rebounds, and six steals per contest as a senior. She was chosen her team’sDefensivePlayeroftheYearandwastwicedesignatedtheChairwomanof the Boards for rebounding. She was selected the Top Scholar Female in Basketball her senior year. She will play the guard and forward positions at Logan.

#13 Cheshi Poston6’2” sophomoreForwardChicago, ilHigh school: simeon

CheshireturnstoLoganastheteam’sleadingrebounderfromlastseason,pulling down more than seven per contest. She also provided 7.3 points per game.

She prepped at Simeon Career Academy in Chicago for Coach Shajaunna Jordan before joining the Lady Vols. A post player, Cheshi was selected her team’sMVPasasenior.ShealsocompetedonthetrackteaminhighschoolandfinishedsecondintheCityHighJumpCompetitionherjunioryear.

#14 ka’daizha BenJaMin5’9” FreshmanForwardHerrin, ilHigh school: Herrin

Ka’DaizhaplayedinjustthreegamesfortheLadyVolslastseasonbeforeshe was sidelined with an injury. She has rehabbed and hopes to return to the court this year.

BeforecomingtoLogan,Ka’Daizhawasanhonorstudentandastandoutathlete in three sports – basketball, volleyball, and track – at Herrin High School. Averaging 12.5 points and 10 rebounds per game as a senior, she helped lead her team to a three-way tie for the ohio Division of the River to RiverConference title. Sheachievedmore than1,000points (1,297)and1,000rebounds(1,051)inherbasketballcareer,becomingtheschool’sall-timeleader in rebounds.

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#20 sasha WarMington6’0” sophomoreForward/CenterKitchener, ontario High school: Kitchener

Sasha played in the post for Logan last year, contributing 4.1 points and four rebounds an outing.

ShejoinedtheLadyVolsfromKitchener,Ontario,Canada,whereshewas a four-sport athlete, competing in basketball, volleyball, rugby, and track. Shewaschosenherschool’sAthleteoftheYearasajuniorandhelpedleadthebasketballteamtotheconferencefinalsherjuniorandsenioryears.

#21 Brittany Wood5’5” Freshman guardgalatia, il High school: Pope County

Brittany comes to Logan after a solid basketball career at Pope County High SchoolwheresheplayedforCoachKellyKing.Shegarneredall-conferencehonors three times and as a senior, she contributed 19 points, seven assists, four rebounds, and four steals per game. She was also on the honor roll and earned the Biology Award and the Presidential Academic Award.

#22 Moriah kirkPatriCk5’8” Freshmanguardmt. vernon, ilHigh school: mt. vernon township

Moriah played basketball for Coach Jeff Lonnon at Mt. Vernon Township High School before joining the Lady Vols. As a senior, she averaged 11 points a game and was an honorable mention All-South Seven selection. An honor student, she also competed on the track, tennis, soccer, and golf teams and won the Presidential Education Award.

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#23 olivia russell 5’5” sophomoreguardCrystal City, moHigh school: Crystal City

OliviajoinedtheLadyVols’basketballteamafterfinishinghercareerwiththe JALC volleyball squad where she played setter and libero for two seasons. Atwo-sportathleteinhighschool,sheplayedbasketballforCoachKenJones.olivia was a shooting guard, averaging 10 points per game as a senior, and was chosen all-conference and all-district. An excellent student, she was an Academic All-State selection four times and the 2009 St. Louis Post-Dispatch Student-Athlete of the Year.

#24 diaMond tiMMons5’0” FreshmanPoint guardColp, il High school: Herrin

Diamond was a four-time all-conference choice at Herrin High School, playingundertheguidanceofCoachMikeNewbold.Diamondaveraged12points,nineassists,andfourstealspertilthersenioryearandfinishedhercareer with 523 assists, setting a school record. She also competed in cross country and track. She will play point guard for the Lady Vols.

#30 kyra Watson5’8” sophomoresmall Forwardmontgomery, ilHigh school: west aurora

KyratransferredtoLoganfromCloudCountyCollege.Sheplayedhighschool basketball at West Aurora High School for Coach Connie Siljendahl. Kyraaveragedadouble-doublehersenioryearwithnearly20pointsand13.5 rebounds per game. She was named the Player of the Year by both the BeaconNewsandtheKaneChronicleandwasvotedherteam’sMVP.Shewasalsoafirstteamall-areaselectionandwontheAndersonApsetAward.

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#45 sydney streator6’2” FreshmanForward/CenterPark Forest, il High school: rich east

Sydney took a medical red-shirt last year after suffering an injury in the preseason at Logan. She is healed up and ready to get back on the court.

Before joining the Lady Vols last season, Sydney played basketball for CoachJonnieBass’LadyRocketsatRichEastHighSchool.A6-foot-2postplayer, she averaged 13 points, 11 rebounds, 3.7 blocks, 5.2 steals, and four assists per contest her senior year while shooting 72 percent from the free throw line. She also played softball in high school.

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1985-86 record: 37-31st Round: John A. Logan 67 Central Arizona 612nd Round: John A. Logan 68 Connors(OK) 64Quarters: JohnA.Logan 75 Kilgore(TX) 72Semis: N.E.Mississippi 76 John A. Logan 533rd Place: John A. Logan 74 Florida Jr. College 67

3rd PlaCe

1986-87 record: 30-61st Round: John A. Logan 72 KennedyKing(IL) 582ndRound: Moberly(MO) 71 John A. Logan 65 Kilgore(TX) 95 John A. Logan 56 SneadState(AL) 71 John A. Logan 64

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1987-88 record: 33-51st Round: John A. Logan 89 UND/LakeRegion 672nd Round: John A. Logan 92 Coahoma(MS) 833rd Round: John A. Logan 72 Cent. Arizona 69Finals: Kilgore(TX) 78 John A. Logan 71

2Nd PlaCe

1988-89 record: 31-51st Round: John A. Logan 77 Miles(MT) 592ndRound: Copiah-Linc.(MS) 71 John A. Logan 58 3rdRound: Emmanuel(GA) 69 John A. Logan 56

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1990-91 record: 30-61st Round: John A. Logan 74 Moberly(MO) 692ndRound: Odessa(TX) 85 John A. Logan 72

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1991-92 record: 30-91st Round: John A. Logan 76 Odessa(TX) 692nd Round: John A. Logan 93 Mt.Aloysius(PA) 773rdRound: Louisburg(NC) 75 John A. Logan 66 Northeast(OK) 66 John A. Logan 57

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1992-93 record: 31-61st Round: John A. Logan 78 Crowder(MO) 752ndRound: Ricks(ID) 97 John A. Logan 94 Vincennes(IN) 78 John A. Logan 75

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1993-94 record: 31-41st Round: John A. Logan 87 Mt.Aloysius(PA) 752ndRound: Sullivan(KY) 94 John A. Logan 86 Moberly(MO) 102 John A. Logan 75

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1994-95 record: 33-21stRound: JohnA.Logan(OT) 84 Howard(TX) 832nd Round: John A. Logan 74 Ricks(ID) 71 Westark(AR) 121 John A. Logan 56 okaloosa - Walton(FL) 80 John A. Logan 79

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1995-96 record: 31-31st Round: John A. Logan 94 NWShoals 662nd Round: Utah Valley 84 John A. Logan 65 Connors State 115 JohnA.Logan(OT) 110

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1996-97 record: 27-61stRound: Central(FL) 98 John A. Logan 642nd Round: John A. Logan 74 Savannah 53 John A. Logan 61 Copiah-Linc. 47 Moberly(MO) 70 John A. Logan 54

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2000-01 record: 29-7Iowa Western Community 61 John A. Logan 76Eastern oklahoma State 69 John A. Logan 65Jefferson 85 John A. Logan 78

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nATIOnAL TOURnAMEnT TRADITIOn

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3-POInT FIELD GOALS MADE In A SEASOn

1. Yolanda Miller 692. Tawona Alhaleem 643. Tawona Alhaleem 584. KenyaPittman 545. Lindsay Lawson 536. Priscilla Poole 487. Tomica Lopez 458. Emily Scheer 439. KenyaPittman 4110. Taylor Manley 4011. Christina Barry 3912. Tomica Lopez 3813. KimMabry 3814. Jasmine Moore 3815. Priscilla Poole 3716. Emily Scheer 3617. KellyNicholson 3518. Sheila Leopold 3519. Toni Ables 3420. Emily Petrea 3321. Lashonda Albert 3322. NakishaLangston 3323. Janna Whisenhunt 30

24. Debin Bell 3025. Lindsay Lawson 3026. Janna Whisenhunt 3027. LydiaKarlefors 2928. Tonya Cole 2829. Jordan James 2730. Shenay Crater 2731. DoBee Moore 2632. Jackie Parker 2533. DoBee Moore 2534. Tiffany Williams 2435. Jessica Gonzalez-Campo 2436. Trina Mitchell 2437. Jasmine Moore 2238. DanielleMcKinley 2239. Melinda Spearman 2140. Dawn Skelcher 20

3-POInT FIELD GOALSMADE In A CAREER

1. Tawona Alhaleem 1222. KenyaPittman 953. Priscilla Poole 854. Tomica Lopez 835. Lindsay Lawson 83

LOGAn InDIVIDUAL RECORDS

FIELD GOALSMadeinaGame:DanielleMcKinleyvsThreeRiversCommunityCollege,2-12-01 ..............................................................18

FREE THROWSMade in a Game: Stephanie Dial vs Miles, MT, 3-15-89 ...................................................................17ConsecutiveMadeinGame: LisaFostervsKilgore,TX,3-20-86 ......................................................................13Attempted in a Game: Stephanie Dial vs Miles, MT, 3-15-89 ...................................................................20Attempted in a Season: Tawona Alhaleem, 1993-1994 ............................................................................232Consecutive Made in a Season: Melinda Spearman, 1991-1992 ............................................................................23

OFFEnSEPointsScoredinaGame: LashondaAlbertvsConnors,OK,3-21-96 ...........................................................43Average Per Game, Season: Tawona Alhaleem, 1992-1993 ...........................................................................26.5Most Assists a Game: Amy Fletcher, 1988-1989 .....................................................................................16Most Assists a Season: Amy Fletcher, 1988-1989 ...................................................................................214Most Rebounds in a Game: Carmen Woods vs Lincoln Trail, 1980 .................................................................25Most 3-point Field Goals in a Season: Yolanda Miller, 1994-1995 ...................................................................................69Most 3-point Field Goals in a Career: Tawona Alhaleem, 1992-1993 ...........................................................................122Most 3-point Field Goals in a Game: Priscilla Poole vs Wabash Valley College, 1-18-03 ...............................................7

TEAM FIELD GOALSMade in a Game: vs Lincoln Trail, 1986-1987 .......................................................................................................................53Made in a Season: 1995-1996 .........................................................................................................................................1,348

6. Emily Scheer 797. Yolanda Miller 698. Jasmine Moore 609. Senay Crater 5810. KimMabry 5411. KellieNicholson 5312. Sheila Leopold 5213. Janna Whisenhunt 5114. DoBee Moore 5115. Emily Petrea 4816. Christina Barry 4817. Debin Bell 4418. Tonya Cole 4419. Tiffany Williams 4320. Trina Mitchell 4321. Lashonda Albert 4322. Taylor Manley 4023. Jackie Parker 3924. Tomica Lopez 3825. DanielleMcKinley 3726. Melinda Spearman 3727. Jessica Gonzalez-Campo 3628. Toni Ables 3629. NakishaLangston 3630. LydiaKarlefors 29

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Most Points sCored in a season 1. Tawona Alhaleem 981 2. Tawona Alhaleem 903 3. DanielleMcKinley 812 4. Lashonda Albert 798 5. Christina Barry 759 6. Stephanie Dial 731 7. Lisa Foster 665 8. KenyaPittman 664 9. Yolanda Miller 645 10. Lashonda Albert 637 11. Tangela Turner 630 12.DanielleMcKinley 58013. Jennifer Williams 565 14. Tangela Turner 528 15. Lisa Foster 523 16. Vicki Lohmann 511 17. Angenette Sumrall 50918.AnnaKowalska 508 19. Theresa Jackson 507 21. Yo Smith 49822. Rasheeda Love 491 23. KenyaPittman 506 24. Carmen Woods 480 25. Regina Banks 460 26. Jennifer Williams 458 27. April Fort 458 28. Theresa Jackson 457 29. LoriKirsch 455 30. Deanna Sanders 450 31. Darice Taylor 450 32. KathleenFoss 449 33. Tawanda Daniel 447 34. Melinda Spearman 441 35. April Fort 437 36. Stephanie Dial 429 37. TrinisiaNolden 42838. Mina Babic 42039. Emily Scheer 41940. Sanna Helenius 414 41. Connie Baxter 404 42. Lavitte Henry 401 43. Paige Pestka 39744. Dance Taylor 395 45. Sandra Crockett 390 46. Ginger Henley 38247. Jordan James 380 48. Paige Pestka 375 49. Jasmine Moore 37450. Gail Maciejewski 372 51. Erica Jones 36852. KellieNicholson 366 53. KelliWilliams 366 54. Vickie Givance 365 Most Points sCored in a Career 1. Tawona Alhaleem 1884 2. Lashonda Albert 1435 3. Christina Barry 1432 4. DanielleMcKinley 1392 5. Lisa Foster 1278 6. KenyaPittman 1168 7. Stephanie Dial 1160 8. Tangela Turner 1158 9. Jennifer Williams 1022

10. Theresa Jackson 964 11. April Fort 895 12. Vicki Lohamnn 85613. Rasheeda Love 84614. Darice Taylor 844 15. Yo Smith 83216. Carmen Woods 814 17. DanielleMcKinley 81218. Melinda Spearman 805 19. Tawanda Daniel 795 20. Deanna Sanders 791 21. KathleenFoss 782 22. Regina Banks 778 23. Paige Pestka 77224. Connie Baxter 767 25.AnnaKowalska 74326. Ginger Henley 736 27. LoriKirsch 709 28. Emily Petrea 69229. Jasmine Moore 69130. KellieNicholson 684 31. Barbi Drew 679 32. Emily Scheer 67233. Salena Miller 647

reBounds in a season 1. LaToya Robinson 402 2. Angenette Sumrall 378 3. Erica Jones 369 4. Lashonda Albert 340 5. Gail Maciejewski 329 6. AnnaKowalska 326 7. Christina Barry 326 8. Carmen Woods 325 9. April Fort 315 10. Jennifer Williams 310 11. April Fort 310 12. Theresa Jackson 306 13. DariceTaylor 303 14. Carmen Woods 286 15. KathleenFoss 285 16. Regina Banks 284 17. Mina Babic 280 18. Connie Baxter 274 19. Dance Taylor 272 20. Vicki Lohmann 272 21. QuianaHarris 266 22. Yo Smith 262 23. Jennifer Williams 257 24. Dawn Westman 256 25. Stephanie Dial 251 26. Christina Barry 251 27. Vicki Lohmann 250 28. DeCarol Timmons 248 29. Lashonda Albert 24830. Tawona Alhaleem 245 31. Tangela Turner 239

reBounds in a Career1. April Fort 625 2. Carmen Woods 611 3. Lashonda Albert 588 4. Erica Jones 5875. Christina Barry 577 6. Darice Taylor 568 7. Jennifer Williams 567

8. LaToya Robinson 5359. AnnaKowalska 53210. Vicki Lohman 522 11. Theresa Jackson 519 12. Regina Banks 515 13. Connie Baxter 511 14. KathleenFoss 50715. QuianaHarris 50116. Yo Smith 48117. Tangela Turner 46918. Tawona Alhaleem 45219. Laurie Melvin 43720. Stephanie Dial 41821. KenyaPittman 41622. JenniferKing 41223. Lavitte Henry 41024. Courtney Joseph 40425. Paige Pestka 39726. KelliWilliams 39527. Angenette Sumrall 37828. Delina Walker 37229. Emily Petrea 36230. Darice Taylor 35831. Dawn Westman 35232. Tawanda Daniel 330

Free throWs Made in a season1. Lisa Foster 175 2. Rasheeda Love 1613. Tawona Alhaleem 157 4. Lashonda Albert 155 5. Tawona Alhaleem 153 6. Stephanie Dial 1517. TrinisiaNolden 1498. DanielleMcKinley 1449. Jennifer Williams 14210. Sanna Helenius 124 11. Christina Barry 122 12. Tangela Turner 120 13. Yo Smith 11614. Carmen Woods 11615. KenyaPittman 11416. KelliWilliams 11417. Tangela Turner 11218. Lashonda Albert 11119. DanielleMcKinley 10920. Regina Banks 104

Free throWs Made in a Career1. Tawona Alhaleem 310 2. Lisa Foster 278 3. Lashonda Albert 266 4. Rasheeda Love 2605. DanielleMcKinley 2536. Tangela Turner 232 7. Stephanie Dial 230 8. Jennifer Williams 225 9. Christina Barry 222 10. KelliWilliams 193 11. Amy Fletcher 187 12. KenyaPittman 183 13. Yo Smith 18014. TrinisiaNolden 178

15. Carmen Woods 17816. Emily Petrea 17417. Vicki Lohmann 172 18. Ginger Henley 164 19. Paige Pestka 16220. April Fort 155 21. Regina Banks 152 22. Aseer Itiavkase 14923. Tawanda Daniel 148 24. KellieNicholson 147 25. QuianaHarris 129 26. KathleenFoss 128 27. Sanna Helenius 12428. LoriKirsch 116

Field goals in a season 1. Tawona Alhaleem 376 2. Tawona Alhaleem 343 3. Lashonda Albert 338 4. DanielleMcKinley 3235. Christina Barry 314 6. Stephanie Dial 289 7. Theresa Jackson 277 8. Christina Barry 267 9. Lashonda Albert 258 10. Yolanda Miller 257 11. KenyaPittman 248 12. Lisa Foster 245 13. DanielleMcKinley 22814. Jennifer Williams 211 15. Lisa Foster 210 16. Angenette Sumrall 20817. Vicki Lohmann 208 18. Tangela Turner 208 19. Theresa Jackson 198 20. Darice Taylor 197 21. Carmen Woods 194 22. Yo Smith 191 23. Carmen Woods 191 24. Deanna Sanders 190 25. April Fort 190 26. LoriKirsch 190 27. Jennifer Williams 188 28. Melinda Spearman 183 29. Tawanda Daniel 183 30. April Fort 180

Field goals in a Career1. Tawona Alhaleem 719 2. Lashonda Albert 596 3. Christina Barry 581 4. DanielleMcKinley 5515. Stephanie Dial 464 6. Tangela Turner 4637. Lisa Foster 455 8. KenyaPittman 445 9. Theresa Jackson 425 10. Jennifer Williams 399 11. April Fort 37012. Darice Taylor 355 13. Deanna Sanders 348 14. Vicki Lohmann 342 15. Connie Baxter 340 16. Melinda Spearman 336 17. KathleenFoss 327 18. Yo Smith 326 19. Carmen Woods 318 20. Tawanda Daniel 316

LOGAn RECORDS

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John a. logan CollegeCarterville, il

Kaskaskia CollegeCentralia, il

lake land Collegemattoon, il

lincoln trail Collegerobinson, il

olney Central Collegeolney, il

rend lake Collegeina, il

southeastern illinois CollegeHarrisburg, il

southwestern illinois CollegeBelleville, il

wabash valley Collegemt. Carmel, il

GREAT RIVERS ATHLETIC COnFEREnCE In August 1982, competition began in a newly organized league of community colleges in Illinois. Charter members of the leagueincludedthefollowing:JohnA.LoganCollege,KaskaskiaCollege,SoutheasternIllinoisCollege,RendLakeCollegeandWabash Valley College. All the institutions were located near the two great rivers in Illinois, the Mississippi and ohio Rivers—thus the name Great Rivers Athletic Conference was adopted. In 1985, current members olney Central College and Southwestern Illinois College joined the GRAC. In 1988, Lincoln Trail became a GRAC member. Lake Land College joined the conference in 2005.

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theresa Jackson (1983) southeast missouri state June lacy (1983) southeast missouri state Cheryl mcCree (1983) southern illinois - edwardsville Barbie drew (1983) southern illinois - edwardsville diane keirn (1983) mckendree Cathy miller (1984) macmurray Regina Banks (1986) southern illinois - Carbondale Vicki lohmann (1986) southeast missouri state teresa Robertson (1986) Blackburn Gail maciejewski (1986) missouri - kansas City delina Walker (1987) evansville lisa Foster (1987) southeast missouri state deanna sanders (1987) southern illinois - Carbondale tangela turner (1988) austin Peay stephanie dial (1989) U. of illinoisamy Fletcher (1989) missouri - kansas City kathleen Foss (1989) austin Peay mary Jo Rollet (1989) Blackburn kerry kane (1990) U.s. air Force academy deCarol timmons (1990) missouri - st. louis marie duncan (1991) Blackburn marsha Campbell (1991) Blackburn dawn Westman (1991) southeast missouri state Jessica morris (1991) oakland City Jennifer Williams (1992) southern illinois - Carbondale mina Babic (1992) loyola - Chicago tina ames (1992) millikin Ryetta alhaleem (1993) livingston - alabama angenette sumrall (1993) southern illinois - Carbondale lynette moore (1993) southeastern oklahoma state University tawona alhaleem (1994) dePaul University darice taylor (1994) dePaul University natalie Hall (1994) University of evansville tina epps (1994) emory University kristie silvius (1994) savannah school of arts & design april Fort (1995) southeast missouri state University sheila leopold (1995) lincoln University Jewel Jackson (1995) northeastern illinois lavitte Henry (1995) northeastern illinois tonya Cole (1996) Blackburn aundria Fitzgerald (1996) Judson nora Hendrix (1996) eastern illinois ericka nance (1996) southern indiana Shonda Robinson (1996) Illinois - Springfield melanie stueve (1996) Pittsburg state (kansas)lashonda albert (1996) Central missouri state nichole massey (1996) elmhurst College Christina Barry (1997) arkansas state Quiana Harris (1997) arkansas state Courtney Joseph (1997) University of Buffalo angela stewart (1997) University of missouri - st. louis salena miller (1998) University of missouri - st. louis tawanda daniel (1998) University of missouri - st. louis kelli Williams (1998) kentucky state kisha langston (1998) kentucky state

WHERE DID THEY GO?monica Richardson (1998) kentucky statedenise Walker (1998) iUPU-Ft. Wayne lawanda Burras (1999) Chicago state Celeste sullivan (1999) lindsey Wilson CollegeRamona aquado (2000) loyola—ChicagoJacqueline Carter (2000) Calumet CollegeJasmine moore (2000) U of southern indiana Jennifer “doBee” moore (2000) lincoln memorial U. mindy miller (2000) lincoln memorial U. dawn skelcher (2000) lincoln memorial U. Christy Wiseman (2000) lincoln memorial U. Yo smith (2000) U. of illinoisRachel Young (2000) east Carolina U.Rasheeda love (2001) Bradleylatoya Robinson (2001) Western texas a & mkim Barber (2002) kendall Collegelindsay lawson (2002) Grand Canyon Universitydanielle mckinley (2002) missouri Western state CollegeRachel Porter (2002) arkansas state Universitymareshah Belcher (2003) Georgetown, kentuckyerica Jones (2003) kendall Collegetomesia Winston (2003) University of new orleanstomeka Harris (2003) lewis Universitynatasha Wilson (2004) elizabeth City UniversityPriscilla Poole (2004) Central michigan Universitylatisha schales (2004) Robert morris Universitymichelle meneguzzi (2005) marian Collegemalgorzata koralewska (2005) University of illinois-Chicagosarah Buldtman (2005) University of southern indianasanna Helenius (2005) Valparaiso UniversityJackie Parker (2005) University of illinois-ChicagoKendra Cobbs (2005) University of Illinois-Springfieldemily Petrea (2006) University of missouri-Rolladebin Bell (2006) University of massachusetts ashley Wright (2006) Huston-tillotson Universitymartine Wiley (2006) Webster UniversityJessica Gonzalez-Campo (2007) University of toledoaseer itiavkase (2007) Bradley Universitylydia karlefors (2007) University of missouri - Rollaanna kowalska (2007) kent statetiffany scales (2007) southern Polytechnic Univ.amanda davidson (2008) alcorn state University erin Rohan (2008) Judson University abby Rankin (2008) Hannibal-laGrange Collegetaylor manley (2009) Western michigan University stephanie mcsparin (2009) University of southern indiana shelice Crater (2009) lane Universityshenay Crater (2009) lane Universitydalita scott (2010 Florida atlantic Universitysherita stanley (2010) slippery Rock Universitydevin london (2010) academy of art University (san Francisco)Jordan James (2010) northwestern state University of louisianatiffany Williams (2010) lindsey Wilson College

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LADY VOLS vs COnFEREnCE TEAMS

The history of the Lady Vols and their conference foes is rich with tradition of championship success. In 31 seasons of competition, the Lady Vols have won conference championships 16 times.

team w l Southwestern Illinois College 44 18 KaskaskiaCollege 56 16Lake Land College 35 3 Lincoln Trail College 37 11 olney Central College 53 15 Paducah Community College 15 9 Rend Lake College 55 16 Shawnee Community College 26 3 Southeastern Illinois College 54 24 Wabash Valley College 55 23

THE ALL-AMERICAnSTheresa “T.J.” JacksonLisa FosterStephanie DialKenyaPittmanJennifer WilliamsTawona AlhaleemAngenette SumrallTawona AlhaleemLashonda AlbertLashonda AlbertChristina BarryTawanda DanielRasheeda LoveDanielleMcKinleyDanielleMcKinleyJackie Parker

Cape Girardeau, MoMurphysboro, ILEldorado, ILChicago, ILWest Frankfort, ILFlint, MIEast St. Louis, ILFlint, MlSt. Louis, MoSt. Louis, MoHarvey, ILLilbourn, MoMt. Vernon, ILEvanston, ILEvanston, ILSt. Louis, Mo

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2009-2010Women’s Basketball Schedule and Results

record: 14 and 12

Date OppOnent place ReSUltS11/04/09 Mineral Area College H W, 72-71

11/07/09 Jefferson College A L, 82-51

11/11/09 Vincennes University A L, 94-77

11/20/09 Lincoln Land College H W, 85-74

11/21/09 Danville Area College H W, 80-67

12/12/09 Mineral Area College A L, 77-69

12/18/09 Highland College A L, 77-76

12/19/09 Joliet College A W, 111-40

1/06/10 Lake Land College* A W, 82-77 2OT

1/09/10 Rend Lake College* A L, 76-62

1/13/10 Olney Central College* H W, 85-67

1/16/10 Wabash Valley College* H W, 73-72 OT

1/18/10 Kaskaskia College* A L, 77-68

1/23/10 Lincoln Trail College* H L, 67-56

1/27/10 Southeastern Illinois College* A W, 71-65

1/30/10 Southwestern Illinois College* H W, 47-36

2/03/10 Lake Land College* H W, 75-56

2/06/10 Rend Lake College* H L, 63-57

2/10/10 Olney Central College* A W, 80-62

2/13/10 Wabash Valley College* A W, 78-51

2/17/10 Vincennes University H L, 66-63

2/20/10 Lincoln Trail College* A L, 61-36

2/22/10 Kaskaskia College* H W, 69-60

2/24/10 Southeastern Illinois College* H L, 84-74

2/27/10 Southwestern Illinois College* A W, 56-55

3/02/10 Region 24 Tourn. v. Kaskaskia H L, 74-73

* denotes Great Rivers Athletic Conference Game

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2009-2010 Women’s Basketball Stats name Games played FG-M FG-a 3pt-M 3pt-a Ft-M Ft-a Rebounds assists Steals points Haley Hewitt 26 30 79 15 46 27 34 41 68 25 100Average 38.0% 32.6% 79.4% 1.6 2.6 1.0 3.8 Meagan phillips 10 25 89 7 22 16 33 29 16 11 73Average 28.1% 31.8% 48.5% 2.9 1.6 1.1 7.3 Devin london 26 67 198 13 58 26 44 69 63 34 173Average 33.8% 22.4% 59.1% 2.7 2.4 1.3 6.7 Katelyn McMahan 22 12 46 7 29 4 4 22 11 7 35Average 26.1% 24.1% 100.0% 1.0 0.5 0.3 1.6 cheshi poston 26 81 183 4 12 25 48 192 5 15 191Average 44.3% 33.3% 52.1% 7.4 0.2 0.6 7.3 Ka’Daizha Benjamin 3 2 5 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 4Average 40.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1.3 0.0 0.0 1.3 Sasha Warminton 25 44 86 0 2 15 30 107 9 12 103Average 51.2% 0.0% 50.0% 4.3 0.4 0.5 4.1 tiffany Williams 26 67 180 24 67 40 46 103 48 25 198Average 37.2% 35.8% 87.0% 4.0 1.8 1.0 7.6 Dalita Scott 24 119 249 1 1 34 47 113 21 23 273Average 47.8% 100.0% 72.3% 4.7 0.9 1.0 11.4 allison powell 26 36 79 0 1 17 28 75 13 9 89Average 45.6% 0.0% 60.7% 2.9 0.5 0.3 3.4 Zenta liepa 26 27 77 3 12 5 9 49 12 5 62Average 35.1% 0.0% 55.6% 1.9 0.5 0.2 2.4 Jordan James 23 134 351 27 109 85 123 107 60 51 380Average 38.2% 24.8% 69.1% 4.7 2.6 2.2 16.5 Sherita Stanley 23 49 115 8 16 37 63 120 25 20 147Average 42.6% 50.0% 58.7% 5.2 1.1 0.9 6.4 Sydney Streater 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Average 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Team 26 693 1737 109 375 331 509 1031 351 237 1828Average 39.9% 29.1% 65.0% 39.7 13.5 9.1 70.3

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VOLUnTEERS SPORTS nETWORk

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iN memorY oFBobby robinson

#1 volunteerA deputy sheriff, he served in his off-duty hours

asthewomen’sbasketballtrainerandtravelcoordinatorandwasafriendto the College and its teams from 1972 until his death.

BOBBYROBINSON1954-2000

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2010-2011 Women’s Basketball Scheduledate oPPoNeNt PlaCe timeNovemBertues...2 Jefferson College H 7 p.m.sat...6 John a. logan Classic H 6/8 p.m.sun...7 John a. logan Classic H 1/3 p.m.tues...16 mineral area College H 7 p.m.Fri...19 John a. logan invitational H 6/8 p.m.sat...20 John a. logan invitational H 1/3 p.m. deCemBerFri...3 siu-e Basketball Club H 4 p.m.tues...7 tasmania NitP H 7 p.m. Sat...11 Mineral Area College A 5 p.m.JaNuarYsat...8 rend lake College* H 1 p.m.Mon...10 KaskaskiaCollege* A 5:30p.m.Wed...12 olney Central College* A 5:30 p.m.sat...15 wabash valley College* H 1 p.m.wed...19 lincoln trail College* H 5:30 p.m.Sat...22 Lake Land College* A 5:30 p.m.wed...26 southeastern illinois College* H 5:30 p.m.Sat...29 Southwestern Illinois College* A 1 p.m.FeBruarYWed...2 Rend Lake College* A 5:30 p.m.sat...5 Kaskaskia College* H 1 p.m.wed...9 olney Central College* H 5:30 p.m.Sat...12 Wabash Valley College* A 1 p.m.Wed...16 Lincoln Trail College* A 5:30 p.m.sat...19 lake land College* H 1 p.m.Wed...23 Southeastern Illinois College* A 5:30 p.m.sat...26 southwestern illinois College* H 1 p.m.

* denotes Great Rivers Athletic Conference GameHome games are in bold.