SCAC Media Guide - Hendrix College

Past SCAC Champions 

Year School Conf. Overall Coach 

1991-92 Centre College 11-1 17-9 Cindy Noble-Hauserman 



1994-95 Trinity University 12-2 19-6 Becky Geyer 

1995-96 # Millsaps College 12-2 23-4 Cindy Hannon 

# Hendrix College 12-2 21-5 Chuck Winkelman 

1996-97 Hendrix College 14-0 23-4 Chuck Winkelman 

1997-98 Southwestern University 12-2 15-11 Ronda Seagraves 

1998-99 DePauw University 18-0 22-5 Kris Huffman 

1999-00 # DePauw University 15-3 20-5 Kris Huffman 

# Hendrix College 15-3 22-5 Chuck Winkelman 

2000-01 #Centre College 14-4 22-6 Jennifer Ruff 

# DePauw University 14-4 19-6 Kris Huffman 

# University of the South 14-4 18-7 Richard Barron 


2002-03 ^ Trinity University 13-1 28-5 Becky Geyer 


2004-05 Trinity University 11-3 25-5 Becky Geyer 


2006-07 ^ DePauw University 12-2 31-3 Kris Huffman 


2008-09 Oglethorpe University 12-2 27-4 Ron Sattele 

2009-10 DePauw University 15-1 26-4 Kris Hufman 

# - Denotes SCAC Co-Champion 

^ - Denoted National Champion 

2002-03 First year of SCAC Tournament to determine Automatic Qualifier for the NCAA Tournament 

Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 

Commissioner: Dwayne Hanberry 

Director of Sports Information: Jeff DeBaldo 

Director of Communications and New Media: Russell Kramer 

SCAC Women’s Basketball Media Relations 

Contact: Russell Kramer 

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SUWANEE, Ga. - In exclusive balloting by SCAC women's head basketball coaches, defending league champion 

DePauw University and Trinity University were tabbed as preseason favorites to capture the SCAC Eastern Division 

and Western Division championships respectively for the second consecutive year. 

In its final season as a member of the SCAC, DePauw headlined the annual poll of head coaches and is favored to win 

the SCAC title. Head coach Kris Huffman and her Tigers tallied 10 of 12 first place votes to go along with 120 points to 

take the top spot. 

Centre (107 points) and Birmingham-Southern (75 points) look to give DePauw all it can handle in the East. Rounding 

out the division was Rhodes College (65 points), Oglethorpe University (41 points) and Sewanee: The University of 

the South (15 points). 

The Indiana Tigers look for the program's tenth SCAC championship in 2010-11. DePauw won league titles in 1998-99, 

1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2003-04, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08 and 2009-10. 

In the SCAC Western Division, Trinity tallied 100 points with one first place vote while Hendrix College (93 points, 1 first 

place vote) and Austin College (55 points) follow Trinity. Head coach Amie Bradley is attempting to guide the Trinity 

Tigers to their first SCAC title since the 2004-05 season. 

Both Hendrix and Austin College welcome new head coaches as Emily Cummings arrives in Conway after three previous 

years at LaGrange College while Michelle Filander arrives in Sherman after spending last year at Washington and 

Jefferson College in the Presidents Athletic Conference. 

Colorado College (46 points) looks to return to the SCAC Tournament under third year head coach Liz Doran after 

missing out last year for the first time since the CC Tigers joined the SCAC. 

Rounding out the rest of the Western Division is Southwestern University (45 points), and 2011 SCAC tournament host 

Millsaps College (28 points). 

2010-11 SCAC Women's Basketball Preseason Poll 

Eastern Division No. of Votes 2009-10 SCAC 2009-10 Overall 

1. DePauw University 120 (10) 15-1 26-4 

2. Centre College 107 12-4 19-8 

3. Birmingham-Southern College 75 7-9 13-12 

4. Rhodes College 67 6-10 14-13 

5. Oglethorpe University 41 5-11 10-16 

6. Sewanee: University of the South 15 2-14 6-19 

Western Division No. of Votes 2009-10 SCAC 2009-10 Overall 

1. Trinity University 100 (1) 11-5 17-9 

2. Hendrix College 93 (1) 13-3 20-5 

3. Austin College 55 12-4 18-8 

4. Colorado College 46 6-10 12-13 

5. Southwestern University 45 6-10 10-16 

6. Millsaps College 28 1-15 1-24 

Note: First-place votes (in parentheses) are worth 11 points, second place worth 10 points, on down to 11th-place votes 

being worth one point. Coaches voted for order of finish 1-11, but did not rank their own team. Results are displayed by 

division breakdown. 

+Games against Birmingham-Southern will count in the league standings, but BSC is still not eligible to compete in the 

SCAC postseason tournament or the NCAA postseason tournament.

SCAC Single Season Records 

Most Points in a Season 

Pts. 

1. Tori Huggins, Hendrix (2006-07) 609 

2. Heather Francoeur, Oglethorpe (2002-03) 591 

3. Katie Kulavic, Oglethorpe (2007-08) 577 

Most Rebound in a Season 

No. 

1. Katy Williams, Austin College (2009-10) 320 

2. Krista Prato Matthews, Trinity (2008-09) 309 

3. Rebekah Forsyth, R-Hulman (2004-05) 306 

Most Assists in a Seaon 

No. 

1. Melanie Auguste, Colorado (2007-08) 192 

2. Leslie Baldwin, Centre (1995-96) 187 

3. Suzy Doughty, DePauw (2006-07) 177 

Most Steals in a Season 

No. 

1. Jenna Smith, Trinity (2004-05) 126 

2. Jenna Smith, Trinity (2003-04) 123 

3. Rosemary Boner, Rhodes (2002-03) 121 

Most Blocked Shots in a Season 

No. 

1. Erin McKenzie, Hendrix (2003-04) 121 



Most 3-Pt FGs Made in a Season 

No. 

1. Anna Findley, Oglethorpe (2008-09) 89 


3. Casey Collins, Hendrix (1995-96) 86 

Scoring Offense 

G. Pts. Avg. 

1. Sewanee (1999-00) 25 2149 86.0 

2. Millsaps (1994-95) 26 2180 83.8 

3. Millsaps (1995-96) 27 2232 82.7 

Scoring Defense 

G. Pts. Avg. 

1. DePauw (2009-10) 30 1528 50.9 

2. Sewanee (1996-97) 25 1291 51.6 

3. Trinity (2003-04) 27 1420 52.6 

Scoring Margin 

Avg. O. Avg. +/- 

1. DePauw (2006-07) 77.5 54.9 +22.5 

2. DePauw (2009-10) 71.9 50.9 +21.0 

3. Millsaps (1991-92) 74.3 53.8 +20.5 

Steals Average in a Season 

G. Steals. Avg. 

1. Trinity (2003-04) 27 409 15.2 

2. Oglethorpe (2005-06) 28 424 15.1 

3. Trinity (2004-05) 30 440 14.7 

Rebounding Margin 

Avg. O. Avg. +/- 

1. DePauw (2009-10) 45.4 28.7 +16.7 

2. DePauw (2008-09) 42.6 30.8 +11.5 

3. Trinity (1994-95) 45.8 34.9 +10.9 

Assists is a Season 

G. Assists Avg. 

1. Hendrix (1995-96) 26 508 19.5 

2. Hendrix (1996-97) 27 518 19.2 

3. Trinity (2002-03) 33 624 18.9 

Field Goal Percentage 

Fg. Fga. Pct. 

1. Millsaps (1995-96) 817 1727 .473 

2. Millsaps (1991-92) 740 1569 .472 

3. Millsaps (1992-93) 687 1458 .471 

Fg Pct. Defense 

Fg. Fga. Pct. 

1. Hendrix (2002-03) 559 1659 .337 


3. Trinity (2007-08) 583 1690 .345 

Turnover Margin Avg. 

Opp. Avg. +/- 

1. Trinity (2003-04) 16.2 24.7 +8.5 

2. Sewanee (2009-10) 18.5 26.8 +8.3 

3. Hendrix (1998-99) 17.8 25.2 +7.4 

Free Throw Pct. 

Ft. Fta. Pct. 

1. Rose-Hulman (2005-06) 442 535 .826 


3. Oglethorpe (2008-09) 451 580 .778 

3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. 

3Fg. 3Fga. Pct. 

1. DePauw (1998-99) 117 278 .421 

2. Centre (2000-01) 150 367 .409 

3. Rhodes (2005-06) 188 464 .405 

Winning Percentage 

W L Pct. 

1. DePauw (2005-06) 29 2 .935 

2. DePauw (2006-07) 31 3 .912 

3. Trinity (2003-04) 24 3 .889

SCAC Career Records 

1,000 Point Scorers 

Pts. 

1. Katie Kulavic, Oglethorpe (05-09) 1,952 

2. Anna Findley, Oglethorpe (05-09) 1,864 

3. Tori Huggins, Hendrix (03/04-06/07) 1,844 

Scoring Average (45 Games Minimum) 

G Avg. 

1. Carissa Lucas, Rhodes 47 20.09 

2. Heather Francoeur, Oglethorpe 91 19.73 

3. Jessica Dunlap, Millsaps 50 18.58 

Rebounds 

Tot. 

1. Katy Williams, Austin College (06-10) 1083 


3. Emily Marshall, DePauw (06/07-09/10) 938 

Rebounding Average (45 Games Min.) 

G Avg. 

1. Rebekah Forsyth, Rose-Hulman 75 11.13 

2. Katy Williams, Austin College 99 10.94 

3. Krista Prato Matthews, Trinity 104 9.70 

Assists 

Tot. 

1. Suzy Doughty, DePauw (03/04-06/07) 488 

2. Katie Kulavic, Oglethorpe (05/06-08/09) 462 

3. Lauren Turnbow, Hendrix (96/97-99/00) 448 

Assists Average (45 Games Minimum) 

G Avg. 

1. Melanie Auguste, Colorado Colo. 51 7.22 

2. Lauren Andrews, Trinity 46 5.04 

3. Danielle Harbor, Birmingham-So. 48 4.94 

Steals 

Tot. 

1. Rosemary Boner, Rhodes (99/00-02/03) 390 

2. Jenna Smith, Trinity (02/03-04/05) 341 

3. Anna Findley, Oglethorpe (05/06-08/09) 295 

Steals Average (45 Games Minimum) 

G Avg. 

1. Jenna Smith, Trinity 83 4.11 

2. Rosemary Boner, Rhodes 97 4.02 

3. Emily Edson, Rhodes 71 3.83 

Field Goal Percentage (Min. 250 made) 

Fg-Fga Pct. 

1. Jennifer Patterson, Centre 468-792 .591 

2. Jennifer Bulkeley, Sewanee 471-800 .589 

3. Megan Selmon, Trinity 537-922 .582 

Field Goals Made 

No. 

1. Katie Kulavic, Oglethorpe 733 

2. Anna Findley, Oglethorpe 614 

3. Heather Francoeur, Oglethorpe 604 

Free Throw Percentage (Min. 150 made) 

Ft-Fta Pct. 

1. *Christina Byler, Hendrix 409-468 .874 

2. Suzy Carlson, Rose-Hulman 256-293 .874 

3. Anna Findley, Oglethorpe 323-377 .857 

Free Throws Made 

No. 

1. Tori Huggins, Hendrix 560 

2. Heather Francouer, Oglethorpe 535 

3. Lauren Turnbow, Hendrix 436 

3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage (Min. 75 made) 

3-3Fga Pct. 

1. Suzy Carlson, Rose-Hulman 118-235 .502 

2. Jordan Cuddy, DePauw 84-191 .440 

3. Ashley Farrell, Rhodes 140-322 .435 

3-Pt. Field Goals Made 

No. 


2. Nichole Gilleland, Oglethorpe (00-04) 275 

3. Maggie Harrington, Hendrix (99/00-00/01) 251 

Blocked Shots 

Tot. 

1. Erin McKenzie, Hendrix (02/03-05/06) 406 


3. Brandi Poole, Sewanee (93/94-96/97) 197 

Blocked Shots Average (45 Games Min.) 

G Avg. 

1. Erin McKenzie, Hendrix 106 3.83 

2. Bernadette Najvar, Trinity 73 2.32 

3. *Lauren Huter, Centre 54 2.24 

* Active

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS 

SCAC All- Americans 

(Since Joining the League) 

Points 

47 Julie Colantoni, Oglethorpe (vs. Rhodes) 2/6/04 

Austin College 

Katy Williams 2010 

Assists 

15 Caroline West, Hendrix (vs. Webster (Mo.) 12/4/93 

15 Talisha Moore, Millsaps (vs. Oglethorpe) 2/24/01 

Rebounds 

28 Jennifer Warren, Trinity (vs. Austin) 12/7/94 

Steals 

11 Jenna Smith, Trinity (vs. Centre) 1/11/04 

11 Anna Findley, Oglethorpe (vs. Sewanee) 2/9/08 

Blocked Shots 

13 Erin McKenzie, Hendrix (vs. Univ. of Dallas) 2/19/03 

FG Made 

19 Mickey Wheatley, Centre (vs. Trinity) 2/19/95 

FG Attempted 

29 Kim Ralston, Hendrix (vs. Southwestern) 1/20/95 

29 Heather Francoeur, Oglethorpe (vs. Wesleyan) 12/12/01 

29 Taylor Cook, Rhodes (vs. Oglethorpe) 2/6/04 

29 Katy Williams, Austin (vs. Hendrix) 2/8/08 

FG Percentage (Min. 10 made) 

100.0% (11-11) Jessica Dunlap, Millsaps (vs. Hendrix) 1/20/02 

FT Made 

17 Kim Fauls, Sewanee (vs. Millsaps) 1/21/96 

17 Laura Picken, Centre (vs. Trinity) 1/30/98 

17 Taylor Cook, Rhodes (vs. Central Baptist) 2/18/03 

FT Attempted 

23 Taylor Cook, Rhodes (vs. Oglethorpe) 2/6/04 

3-Pt. FG Made 

9 Sarah Jones, Oglethorpe (vs. LaGrange) 12/17/09 

Centre College 

Shannon Collins 1989 

Susan Yates 1990 

Wendie Austin 1994 

DePauw University 

Kelly Morrison 1999 

Amy Argetsinger 2004, 05 

Liz Bondi 2007 

Cassie Pruzin 2008 

Hendrix College 

Lauren Turnbow 1999, 00 

Meg Frazier 2001 

Tori Huggins 2007 

Millsaps College 

Erin Clark 1989, 90 

Carla Webb 1996 

Oglethorpe University 

Heather Francoeur 2003 

Katie Kulavic 2008, 09 

Anna Findley 2009 

Rhodes College 

Taylor Cook 2004 

The University of the South 

Jennifer Bulkeley 1999 

Trinity University 

Jennifer Warren 1995 

Megan Selmon 2002, 03 

Tara Rohde 2005 

3-Pt. FG Attempted 

21 Mallory Morring, B’ham-Southern (vs. Spring Hill) 12/9/07 

3-Pt. FG Percentage(Min. 6 made) 

100% (6-6) Dee Minor, Centre (vs. Millsaps) 1/22/95 

100% (6-6) Lora Filsinger, Rhodes (vs. Rose-Hulman) 1/5/03

SCAC Team Records in 

NCAA Tournament 

DePauw University 18-8 

Hendrix College 2-3 

Trinity University 7-5 

Millsaps College 1-2 

Centre College 2-1 

Southwestern University 0-1 

Oglethorpe University 6-5 

SCAC Totals 36-25 (.590) 

SCAC Players of the Year 

91/92 Melissa Cleary, Millsaps 

92/93 Wendie Austin, Centre 

93/94 Wendie Austin, Centre 

94/95 Jennifer Warren, Trinity 

95/96 Carla Webb, Millsaps 

96/97 Lauren Turnbow, Hendrix 

97/98 Lauren Turnbow, Hendrix 

98/99 Kelly Morrison, DePauw 

99/00 Jennifer Bulkeley, Sewanee 

00/01 Meg Frazier, Hendrix 

01/02 Megan Selmon, Trinity 

02/03 Heather Francoeur, Oglethorpe 

03/04 Amy Argetsinger, DePauw 

04/05 Amy Argetsinger, DePauw 

05/06 Liz Bondi, DePauw 

06/07 Liz Bondi, DePauw 

07/08 Katie Kulavic, Oglethorpe 

08/09 Melanie Auguste, Colorado Colo. 

09/10 Katy Williams, Austin College 

SCAC Coaches of the Year 

91/92 Cindy Hannon, Millsaps 

92/93 Cindy Hauserman, Centre 


Mike Ritchie, Hendrix 

94/95 Becky Geyer, Trinity 


96/97 Chuck Winkelman, Hendrix 

97/98 Ronda Seagraves, S'western 

98/99 Kris Huffman, DePauw 

99/00 Jennifer Ruff, Centre 

00/01 Jennifer Ruff, Centre 


02/03 Matt Dean, Rhodes 

Becky Geyer, Trinity 


04/05 Dickie McCarthy, Sewanee 




08/09 Wendie Austin-Robinson, Centre 

09/10 Deb Hunter, Austin College 

Points 

Team Single Game Records 

125 Oglethorpe vs. Wesleyan (Ga.) 12/7/01 

123 Millsaps vs. LSU-Shreveport 12/3/94 

Rebounds 

78 Oglethorpe vs. Sewanee 12/05/09 

Assists 

Steals 

32 Hendrix vs. Ambassador 11/26/96 

32 Sewanee vs. Rose-Hulman 1/1/00 

34 Sewanee vs. Rose-Hulman 1/1/00 

Blocked Shots 

21 Oglethorpe vs. Sewanee 2/5/95 

FG Made 

57 Millsaps vs. LSU-Shreveport 12/3/94 

FG Attempted 

101 Rhodes vs. LSU-Shreveport 11/20/94 

FG Percentage 

69.2% (45-65) DePauw vs. Rose-Hulman 2/17/00 

FT Made 

44 Rhodes vs. Rust (Miss.) 12/2/98 

FT Attempted 

61 Rhodes vs. Rust (Miss.) 12/2/98 

FT Percentage (Min. 20 made) 

100.0% (22-22) Rose-Hulman vs. Earlham 12/16/05 

95.8% (23-24) Rose-Hulman vs. Sewanee 1/31/99 

3-Pt. FG Made 

16 Birmingham-Southern (vs. Centre) 1/11/08 

16 Sewanee (vs. Rhodes) 1/1/10 

3-Pt. FG Attempted 

51 Sewanee (vs. Southwestern) 1/15/10 

3-Pt. FG Percentage (Min. 10 made) 

78.6% (11-14) Centre vs. Sewanee 1/27/01 

Team Miscellaneous Records 

Most Consecutive Wins 

28 DePauw University 2005/06 


20 Hendrix College 1996/97 


Most Consecutive Conference Wins 

25 DePauw University 98/99 (18) - 99/00 (7) 

21 Centre College 91/92 (1) - 92/93 (14) - 93/94 (6) 

20 Hendrix College 1995/96 (6) - 1996/97 (14)

2009-2010 Final Standings 

EASTERN DIVISION OVERALL 

W L Pct. W L Pct. 

#*DePauw University 15 1 0.938 26 4 0.867 

Centre College 12 4 0.750 19 8 0.704 

Birmingham-Southern 7 9 0.438 13 12 0.520 

Rhodes College 6 10 0.375 14 13 0.519 

Oglethorpe University 5 11 0.312 10 16 0.385 

University of the South 2 14 0.125 6 19 0.240 

WESTERN DIVISION OVERALL 

W L Pct. W L Pct. 

#Hendrix College 13 3 0.812 20 5 0.800 

Austin College 12 4 0.750 18 8 0.692 

Trinity University 11 5 0.688 17 9 0.654 

Southwestern University 6 10 0.375 10 16 0.385 

Colorado College 6 10 0.375 12 13 0.480 

Millsaps College 1 15 0.062 1 24 0.040 

#Division Champions 

*SCAC Champions 

SCAC 2010 Tournament Results 

2010 Championships (@ Millsaps College) 

FIRST ROUND - 2/26/10 

Game 1 #1E DePauw 81, #4W Southwestern 43 

Game 2 #3E Rhodes 57, #2W Austin College 42 

Game 3 #2E Centre 77, #3W Trinity 68 

Game 4 #1W Hendrix 73, #4E Oglethorpe 52 

SEMIFINALS - 2/27/10 

Game 5 DePauw 77, Rhodes 50 

Game 6 Centre 86, Hendrix 77 

FINALS - 2/28/10 

Game 7 DePauw 63, Centre 37 

SCAC Champion – DePauw University 

All-Tournament Team 

Jenna Fernandez, DePauw (MVP) 

Emily Marshall, DePauw 

Brooke Osborne, DePauw 

Chelsea Goodman, Centre 

Christina Byler, Hendrix 

2011 SCAC Basketball Tournament / Millsaps College 

Friday, February 25 

SCAC Women’s Basketball Tournament 

First Round 

Saturday, February 26 


Semifinals 

Sunday, February 27 


Finals 

1/3/6/8 p.m. 

1/3 p.m. 

12 p.m.

2009-2010 Team Statistics 

SCORING OFFENSE 

## Team G W-L Pts Avg/G 

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1. Colorado Colo. 25 12-13 1864 74.6 

2. Birmingham-So. 25 13-12 1800 72.0 

3. DePauw 30 26-4 2158 71.9 

4. Rhodes 27 14-13 1942 71.9 

5. Centre 27 19-8 1920 71.1 

6. Sewanee 25 6-19 1768 70.7 

7. Hendrix 25 21-5 1767 70.7 

8. Trinity (Tex.) 26 17-9 1834 70.5 

9. Oglethorpe 26 11-16 1736 66.8 

10. Austin 26 18-8 1659 63.8 

11. Southwestern 26 10-16 1596 61.4 

12. Millsaps 25 1-24 1365 54.6 

SCORING DEFENSE 

## Team G Pts Avg/G 

-------------------------------------- 

1. DePauw 30 1528 50.9 

2. Austin 26 1527 58.7 

3. Centre 27 1656 61.3 

4. Hendrix 25 1558 62.3 

5. Birmingham-So. 25 1631 65.2 

6. Southwestern 26 1721 66.2 

7. Trinity (Tex.) 26 1732 66.6 

8. Rhodes 27 1919 71.1 

9. Millsaps 25 1812 72.5 

10. Colorado College 25 1853 74.1 

11. Oglethorpe 26 1954 75.2 

12. Sewanee 25 2014 80.6 

SCORING MARGIN 

## Team G OFF DEF Margin 

----------------------------------------- 

1. DePauw 30 71.9 50.9 +21.0 

2. Centre 27 71.1 61.3 +9.8 

3. Hendrix 25 70.7 62.3 +8.4 

4. Birmingham-So. 25 72.0 65.2 +6.8 

5. Austin 26 63.8 58.7 +5.1 

6. Trinity (Tex.) 26 70.5 66.6 +3.9 

7. Rhodes 27 71.9 71.1 +0.9 

8. Colorado College 25 74.6 74.1 +0.4 

9. Southwestern 26 61.4 66.2 -4.8 

10. Oglethorpe 26 66.8 75.2 -8.4 

11. Sewanee 25 70.7 80.6 -9.8 

12. Millsaps 25 54.6 72.5 -17.9 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGES 

## Team G FTM FTA Pct 

---------------------------------------- 

1. Hendrix 25 449 584 .769 

2. Trinity (Tex.) 26 473 626 .756 

3. Colorado Colo. 25 404 540 .748 

4. Centre 27 456 618 .738 

5. Rhodes 27 435 604 .720 

6. Southwestern 26 380 543 .700 

7. Sewanee 25 311 452 .688 

8. DePauw 30 360 527 .683 

9. Birmingham-So. 25 368 541 .680 

10. Austin 26 257 394 .652 

11. Oglethorpe 26 379 583 .650 

12. Millsaps 25 287 449 .639 

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 

## Team G FG FGA Pct 

----------------------------------------- 

1. Centre 27 668 1571 .425 

2. DePauw 30 813 1914 .425 

3. Austin 26 610 1488 .410 

4. Trinity (Tex.) 26 610 1510 .404 

5. Birmingham-So. 25 626 1568 .399 

6. Southwestern 26 553 1392 .397 

7. Rhodes 27 670 1742 .385 


9. Colorado College 25 649 1710 .380 

10. Oglethorpe 26 638 1687 .378 

11. Millsaps 25 499 1359 .367 

12. Sewanee 25 604 1837 .329 

FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE 


----------------------------------------- 

1. Centre 27 561 1607 .349 

2. DePauw 30 529 1515 .349 

3. Southwestern 26 575 1626 .354 

4. Austin 26 537 1505 .357 

5. Birmingham-So. 25 556 1474 .377 

6. Trinity (Tex.) 26 606 1605 .378 


8. Oglethorpe 26 700 1808 .387 


10. Rhodes 27 715 1713 .417 

11. Sewanee 25 754 1701 .443 

12. Millsaps 25 670 1507 .445 

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 


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1. DePauw 30 172 474 .363 

2. Austin 26 182 504 .361 


4. Trinity (Tex.) 26 141 439 .321 

5. Birmingham-So. 25 180 562 .320 

6. Southwestern 26 110 354 .311 


8. Oglethorpe 26 158 524 .302 

9. Centre 27 128 435 .294 

10. Rhodes 27 167 571 .292 

11. Sewanee 25 247 882 .280 

12. Millsaps 25 80 313 .256 

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE 


----------------------------------------- 

1. Austin 26 132 486 .272 


3. DePauw 30 136 465 .292 


5. Trinity (Tex.) 26 153 511 .299 

6. Centre 27 166 549 .302 

7. Southwestern 26 164 536 .306 

8. Oglethorpe 26 147 477 .308 

9. Millsaps 25 143 449 .318 

10. Sewanee 25 159 498 .319 

11. Birmingham-So. 25 147 457 .322 

12. Rhodes 27 187 527 .355

2009-2010 Team Statistics 

REBOUNDING MARGIN 

## Team G Margin 

----------------------------------------- 

1. DePauw 30 +16.7 

2. Austin 26 +8.8 

3. Birmingham-So. 25 +4.0 

4. Colorado College 25 +3.4 

5. Hendrix 25 +1.1 

6. Oglethorpe 26 -1.1 

7. Trinity (Tex.) 26 -1.3 

8. Centre 27 -1.5 

9. Rhodes 27 -3.4 

10. Southwestern (Tex.) 26 -6.8 

11. Millsaps 25 -7.1 

12. Sewanee 25 -19.2 

BLOCKED SHOTS 

## Team G Blocks Avg/G 

----------------------------------------- 

1. Oglethorpe 26 152 5.8 



4. Centre 27 107 4.0 

5. Trinity (Tex.) 26 101 3.9 

6. Austin 26 91 3.5 

7. Birmingham-So. 25 77 3.1 

Sewanee 25 77 3.1 


10. DePauw 30 65 2.2 

11. Rhodes 27 58 2.1 

12. Millsaps 25 40 1.6 

ASSISTS 

## Team G Assists Avg/G 

----------------------------------------- 


2. Austin 26 386 14.8 


4. DePauw 30 419 14.0 

5. Rhodes 27 370 13.7 

6. Sewanee 25 341 13.6 



9. Oglethorpe 26 329 12.7 

10. Centre 27 340 12.6 

11. Trinity (Tex.) 26 316 12.2 

12. Millsaps 25 293 11.7 

STEALS 

## Team G Steals Avg/G 

----------------------------------------- 

1. Sewanee 25 346 13.8 


3. Centre 27 282 10.4 

4. DePauw 30 298 9.9 


6. Trinity (Tex.) 26 239 9.2 


8. Millsaps 25 214 8.6 


10. Rhodes 27 195 7.2 


12. Austin 26 155 6.0 

TURNOVER MARGIN 

## Team G Margin 

----------------------------------------- 

1. Sewanee 25 +8.32 

2. DePauw 30 +3.93 

3. Rhodes 27 +2.85 

4. Centre 27 +2.67 

5. Birmingham-So. 25 +1.32 

6. Hendrix 25 +1.20 

7. Colorado College 25 +0.56 

8. Trinity (Tex.) 26 +0.42 

9. Southwestern (Tex.) 26 -1.50 

10. Oglethorpe 26 -4.12 

11. Millsaps 25 -4.12 

12. Austin 26 -4.54 

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 

## Team G No. Avg/G 

--------------------------------------- 

1. DePauw 30 557 18.6 



4. Oglethorpe 26 384 14.8 

5. Austin 26 377 14.5 

6. Sewanee 25 359 14.4 

7. Trinity (Tex.) 26 353 13.6 


9. Rhodes 27 334 12.4 

10. Millsaps 25 292 11.7 

11. Centre 27 284 10.5 

12. Southwestern (Tex.)26 263 10.1 

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 

## Team G No. Avg/G 

--------------------------------------- 

1. Oglethorpe 26 776 29.8 

2. Austin 26 751 28.9 


4. Centre 27 749 27.7 



7. DePauw 30 804 26.8 

8. Trinity (Tex.) 26 679 26.1 


10. Rhodes 27 695 25.7 

11. Sewanee 25 573 22.9 

12. Millsaps 25 530 21.2 

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 

## Team G 3FG Avg/G 

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1. Sewanee 25 247 9.9 



4. Austin 26 182 7.0 


6. Rhodes 27 167 6.2 


8. DePauw 30 172 5.7 

9. Trinity (Tex.) 26 141 5.4 

10. Centre 27 128 4.7 


12. Millsaps 25 80 3.2

2009-2010 All-SCAC Awards 

First Team 

Player School PPG RPG 

Katy Williams Austin 16.2 13.3 

Christina Byler Hendrix 17.3 9.1 

Maggie Prewitt Centre 16.4 5.2 

Emily Marshall DePauw 9.5 9.5 

Danielle Hubebak Trinity 12.4 4.5 

Second Team 


Shae Seagraves S’Western15.5 5.6 

Becky Atnip Rhodes 16.6 3.6 

Abby Dietert Trinity 13.2 5.9 

Becky Luetjen Colorado 16.4 8.8 

Jenna Fernandez DePauw 9.2 4.2 

Third Team 


Chelsea Goodman Centre 13.1 3.8 

Katie Aldrich DePauw 9.4 4.6 

Sharwil Bell Rhodes 13.9 7.0 

Lauren Huter Centre 11.6 7.7 

Ali Marzella Trinity 12.7 4.5 

Honorable Mention 

Austin: Kayla Redden (Sr.), Amber Stafford (Sr.); Birmingham-Southern: Alex Adams (Fy.); 

Colorado College: Collier Clegg (Fy.); Hendrix: Amanda Morris (Sr.), Anna Roane (So.); 

Millsaps: Shante’ Morton (Fy.); Sewanee: Lauren Gulley (Jr.); 

Southwestern: Staley Mullins (Jr.); Trinity: Ali Marzella (Fy.), Abby Dietert (Fy.) 

SCAC 2009-2010 Major Awards 

2009-10 SCAC Player-of-the-Year 

Katy Williams, Austin College 

2009-10 SCAC Newcomer Player-of-the-Year 

Sharwil Bell, Rhodes 

2009-10 SCAC Defensive Player-of-the-Year 

Katie Mathews, DePauw 

2009-10 SCAC Coach-of-the-Year 

Deb Hunter, Austin College 

2010-11 SCAC Media Contact Info 

Austin College B’Ham Southern Centre 

SID: Jeff Kelly SID: Sarah Erreca SID: Mike Pritchard 

(903) 813-2275 (W) (205) 226-4906 (W) (859) 238-5489 (W) 

jkelly@austincollege.edu serreca@bsc.edu mike.pritchard@centre.edu 

Colorado College DePauw Hendrix 

SID: Dave Reed SID: Bill Wagner SID: Brian Rejer 

(719) 389-6105 (W) (765) 658-4630 (W) (501) 450-1426 (W) 

dave.reed@coloradocollege.edu bwagner@depauw.edu rejer@hendrix.edu 

Millsaps Oglethorpe Rhodes 

SID: Michael Nienaber SID: Hoyt Young SID: Matt Dean 

(601) 974-1394 (W) (404) 364-8335 (W) (901) 843-3946 (W) 

nienam@millsaps.edu hyoung@oglethorpe.edu mdean@rhodes.edu 

Sewanee Southwestern Trinity 

SID: Kelsea Wissing SID: Megan Hardin SID: Justin Parker 

(931) 598-1136 (W) (512) 863-1254 (W) (210) 999-8447 (W) 

kjwissin@sewanee.edu hardinm@southwestern.edu jparker@trinity.edu

2010-2011 Pre-Season Polls 

USA TODAY ESPN DIVISION III TOP 25 COACHES' POLL 

Rank Institution - First Place Votes Last Year's Final Rank Last Year's Final Record Points 

1 Amherst College (Mass.) - 5 3 31-1 197 

2 Hope College (Mich.) - 2 2 32-2 193 

3 Illinois Wesleyan University 6 28-2 177 

4 University of Rochester (N.Y.) 4 23-7 166 

5 Washington University (Mo.) - 1 1 28-2 160 

T6 Christopher Newport University (Va.) 10 30-1 153 

T6 University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point 7 24-7 153 

8 George Fox University (Ore.) 8 28-3 139 

9 Kean University (N.J.) 5 29-2 131 

10 DePauw University (Ind.) 14 26-4 117 

11 Carthage College (Wis.) 12 24-5 111 

12 Mount Union College (Ohio) 13 26-5 107 

13 Babson College (Mass.) 11 28-4 102 

T14 University of Mary Washington (Va.) 21 22-6 83 

T14 Williams College (Mass.) 19 20-8 83 

16 Messiah College (Pa.) 20 24-5 72 

17 Gettysburg College (Pa.) 18 24-5 53 

18 Thomas More College (Ky.) 15 26-4 43 

19 Western Connecticut State University NR 23-6 41 

20 Calvin College (Mich.) 22 24-5 40 

21 Colby College (Maine) NR 24-5 36 

22 Lebanon Valley College (Pa.) NR 23-5 29 

23 Bowdoin College (Maine) 17 22-7 28 

24 Saint Norbert College (Wis.) NR 23-4 27 

25 College of St Benedict (Minn.) NR 21-6 21 

Others Receiving Votes: Simpson College (Iowa) - 17; DeSales University (Pa.) - 15; Lewis & 

Clark College (Ore.) - 13; University of Chicago (Ill.) - 10; University of Scranton (Pa.) - 10; 

University of St. Thomas (Minn.) - 9; University of Wisconsin - La Crosse (Wis.) - 9; Whitman 

College (Wash.) - 8; University of Wisconsin - Whitewater (Wis.) - 7; University of Wisconsin - 

River Falls (Wis.) - 6; Utica College (N.Y.) - 6; Muhlenberg College (Pa.) - 5; Maryville College 

(Tenn.) - 4; Saint Vincents College (Pa.) - 4; Skidmore College (N.Y.) - 4; Brandeis University 

(Mass.) - 3; Roanoke College (Va.) - 3; Medaille College (N.Y.) - 2; Tufts University (Mass.) - 2; 

Marymount University (Va.) - 1.

2010-2011 Pre-Season Polls 

D3Hoops.com Pre-Season Poll 

# Team W-L Pts. Last Week 

1 Amherst (21) 32-1 621 3 

2 Hope (3) 32-2 576 2 

3 Illinois Wesleyan 28-2 547 6 

4 Christopher Newport 30-1 485 10 

5 Rochester 23-8 479 7 

6 UW-Stevens Point 24-7 460 8 

7 Washington U. (1) 29-2 454 1 

8 Kean 29-2 351 5 

9 Carthage 24-5 340 11 

10 George Fox 28-3 333 4 

11 Mount Union 26-5 326 13 

12 DePauw 26-4 313 12 

13 Babson 28-4 272 14 

14 Williams 20-8 262 17 

15 Messiah 24-5 246 23 

16 Gettysburg 24-5 235 16 

17 Mary Washington 22-6 213 25 

18 Bowdoin 22-7 191 19 

19 Thomas More 26-4 163 15 

20 Lebanon Valley 23-5 151 — 

21 St. Norbert 23-4 95 20 

22 Western Connecticut 23-6 82 — 

23 Colby 24-5 81 21 

24 Calvin 24-5 80 24 

25 St. Vincent 23-5 74 — 

Others receiving votes: Simpson 71, UW-La Crosse 66, DeSales 66, St. Thomas 

62, Scranton 51, UW-Stout 47, Utica 44, UW-Whitewater 42, Marymount 41, 

UW-River Falls 40, Puget Sound 29, St. Benedict 25, Lewis and Clark 15, 

Medaille 15, Muhlenberg 13, Roanoke 13, Chicago 12, William Paterson 9, 

Whitman 9, Brandeis 7, Baldwin-Wallace 6, Skidmore 6, Hendrix 3, Ithaca 2, 

Centre 1, Coe 1.

2010-11 Preview 


Kangaroos 

2009-2010 Austin College Statistics 

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

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

53 Katy Williams 24 24 33.8 .558 .000 .744 13.3 2.5 25 14 16.2 

11 Kersti Marusich 26 13 21.8 .343 .353 .710 3.8 0.8 13 7 10.0 

15 Shayna Clardy 20 11 23.6 .353 .348 .655 3.0 1.5 26 1 8.5 

14 Kayla Redden 26 26 28.5 .420 .388 .500 3.6 2.1 18 1 8.0 

12 Amber Stafford 26 26 32.1 .322 .316 .569 3.5 4.0 23 1 7.6 

21 Spenser Cruikshank 26 26 24.2 .444 .000 .667 5.8 1.9 21 63 5.1 

20 Courtney Kenisky 25 0 13.7 .384 .388 .545 1.5 1.6 15 0 4.0 

33 Angeleena Young 19 2 8.3 .451 .415 .727 1.1 0.3 0 0 3.7 

55 Erica McDaniel 26 1 12.8 .455 .000 .535 3.8 0.4 4 4 3.2 

22 Brittany Frasier 4 0 5.8 .500 .500 .000 0.5 0.0 0 0 2.0 

24 Allison Taylor 25 1 10.4 .316 .000 .417 1.8 0.4 8 0 1.2 

03 Athena Padgett 9 0 3.0 .333 .000 .833 0.7 0.1 1 0 1.0 

35 Dee Binyon 5 0 1.2 1.000 .000 .000 0.4 0.0 1 0 0.8 

51 Gwen Seale 2 0 2.5 .000 .000 .000 1.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 

Total.......... 26 .410 .361 .652 43.4 14.8 155 91 63.8 

Opponents...... 26 .357 .272 .641 34.5 12.2 225 80 58.7 

2009-10 Season (12-4 / 18-8) - Coach: Deb Hunter 

11/15 Texas-Dallas 48-51 L 

11/17 LeTourneau 65-45 W 

11/20 Texas Lutheran 76-65 W 

11/21 Spalding 72-68 W 

11/27 Otterbein 51-64 L 

11/28 LaGrange 68-63 W 

12/4 HENDRIX 46-51 L 

12/5 MILLSAPS 62-33 W 

12/30 @ LeTourneau 63-48 W 

1/2 @ TRINITY 74-49 W 

1/3 @ SOUTHWESTERN 55-37 W 

1/6 @ Dallas 63-52 W 

1/9 @ COLORADO COLLEGE 65-60 W 

1/15 RHODES 75-66 W 

1/17 BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN 76-69 W 

1/22 @ OGLETHORPE 78-58 W 

1/24 @ SEWANEE 76-72 W 

1/29 DEPAUW 38-69 L 

1/31 CENTRE 67-84 L 

2/3 Dallas 60-62 L 

2/6 COLORADO COLLEGE 87-70 W 

2/12 TRINITY 58-54 W 

2/14 SOUTHWESTERN 64-58 W 

2/19 @ HENDRIX 59-64 L 

2/21 @ MILLSAPS 71-58 W 

2/26 Rhodes (SCAC Tourney) 42-57 L 

Quick Facts 

Location: Sherman, TX 75090 

Founded: 1849 

President: Dr. Marjorie Hass 

Enrollment: 1,350 

Colors: Crimson, Gold 

Nickname: Kangaroos 

Coaching Staff 

Head Coach 

Michelle Filander (1st Season) 

0-0 overall record 

Top Returnees 

Points 

Kersti Marusich (10.0 per) 

Rebounds 

Spenser Cruikshank (5.8 per) 

Assists 

Spenser Cruikshank (1.9 per) 

Steals 

Shayna Clardy (1.3 per)



Kangaroos 

The Austin College women’s basketball team opens up a new era with first year head 

coach Michelle Filander in the 2010-2011 season, and despite the challenge Filander 

will have in replacing departed senior and SCAC Player of the Year Katy Williams along 

with fellow All-SCAC performers Amber Stafford and Kayla Redden from a team that 

went 18-8 last season, the ’Roos look to have all of the pieces in place to once again 

make some noise in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference West Division this 

season. 

The ’Roos will be led this season by returning starter Spenser Cruikshank along with 

Shayna Clardy and Kersti Marusich, who split time starting last season. Cruikshank, a 5- 

10 senior forward, averaged 5.1 points and 5.8 rebounds and added 63 blocked shots, 

including 41 against SCAC competition last season. Marusich was the team’s second 

leading scorer, averaging 10.0 points-per-game and increased her scoring to 11.5 

points-per-game against SCAC competition last season. Marusich hit on 45.5% of her 

threes in conference play last season. 

Clardy started 11 games before an injury shortened her season but still finished third on 

the team with a scoring average of 8.5 points-per-game. Clardy boasts tremendous 

range on her jumper and last season connected on 34.8% of her three pointers and 

handed out 29 assists on the year. 

Courtney Kenisky assumes the lead guard role vacated by Stafford this season, and last 

year appeared in 25 games while scoring 4.0 points-per-game and handing out 40 

assists. Kenisky hit on 38.8% from down town for the year, proving to be yet another 

threat from beyond the arc for Filander this season. Another deep threat is Angeleena 

Young, a junior guard who connected on 41.5% of her three pointers last year, including 

48.0% against conference opponents. 

Erica McDaniel and Allison Taylor also return in the post after each getting significant 

playing time last season, with McDaniel averaging 3.8 rebounds-per-game and Taylor, 

who provided a boost of energy coming off the bench last season, takes on a much 

larger role this year. The ’Roos will also be looking for increased contributions from 

sophomores Gwen Seale and Athena Padgett this year. 

In addition to the returning talent on this year’s squad, Filander will also be counting on 

several first year performers to contribute early, including post player Brooke Melton and 

swing forward Erin Riley. Melton is expected to pick up some of the slack in replacing 

Williams, the SCAC’s all-time leading rebounder, while Riley has the size to play in the 

post and the skill set to do some damage on the perimeter and can play multiple 

positions on the court. 

The ’Roos face the tough task of replacing one of the most decorated senior classes in 

Kangaroo history, but with a strong returning core along with an influx of incoming talent 

the team will look to once again challenge for the SCAC West Division title in 2010-2011.


Birmingham-Southern 

College Panthers 

2009-2010 Birmingham-Southern Statistics 


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33 Alex Adams 25 22 21.2 .469 .429 .808 6.4 1.7 16 10 12.2 

25 Katelyn Wilson 25 25 23.2 .388 .353 .766 3.5 1.4 33 1 10.3 

05 Melanie Short 25 11 14.0 .471 .333 .612 4.2 0.6 21 10 6.4 

00 Sam Davidson 25 24 20.2 .510 .388 .789 1.9 2.4 24 1 5.9 

21 Ashton Spurgin 25 15 16.0 .467 .571 .696 4.2 0.9 15 13 5.7 

23 Erin Jackson 24 14 18.2 .311 .280 .545 3.3 1.2 11 25 5.2 

12 Caroline King 25 11 16.0 .442 .429 .778 2.0 1.3 25 1 4.8 

24 Stephanie Stanley 25 1 9.4 .438 .400 .750 1.3 0.7 27 0 4.3 

40 Erin Moore 25 0 8.2 .418 .000 .692 1.9 0.2 2 2 3.0 

13 Lauren Parks 24 1 12.3 .262 .267 .556 1.3 0.8 11 0 2.7 

03 Stefanie Kaiser 6 0 4.7 .364 .000 .800 1.8 0.0 3 0 2.7 

34 Jamie Key 25 1 10.9 .317 .074 .423 2.5 0.9 19 6 2.6 

45 Laura Kneiss 24 0 9.5 .303 .000 .545 3.0 0.4 6 2 2.4 

14 Haley Stracener 22 0 8.5 .277 .138 .786 0.9 0.5 10 2 2.3 

22 Sydney Darnall 5 0 3.6 .308 .000 .500 2.4 0.0 0 1 2.2 

11 Erin Wainwright 8 0 5.1 .313 .300 .571 0.4 0.1 2 0 2.1 

04 Grace Cochran 20 0 7.9 .292 .167 .444 1.4 0.5 7 2 2.1 

10 Avery Tumlin 10 0 5.8 .571 .333 .667 0.8 0.2 3 0 2.0 

20 Morgen Aston 10 0 7.1 .421 .333 .000 1.1 0.6 4 1 1.9 

Total.......... 25 .399 .320 .680 42.7 13.5 239 77 72.0 

Opponents...... 25 .377 .322 .695 38.7 11.6 232 91 65.2 

2009-10 Season (7-9/ 13-12) - Coach: Brad Hodge 

11/16 Oakwood 82-47 W 

11/20 East Texas Baptist 88-76 W 

11/21 Rust 92-64 W 

11/24 Berry College 84-86 L 

11/29 Huntingdon College 70-38 W 

12/4 CENTRE 62-74 L 

12/6 DEPAUW 74-66 W 

12/13 Huntingdon 100-54 W 

12/29 @ Emory 56-53 L 


1/3 @ SEWANEE 68-73 L 

1/9 @ RHODES 74-78 L 

1/10 @ Rust 70-74 L 

1/15 @ COLORADO COLLEGE 57-84 L 

1/17 @ AUSTIN 69-76 L 

1/22 HENDRIX 65-70 L 


1/29 @ TRINITY 55-65 L 


2/5 OGLETHORPE 67-55 W 

2/7 SEWANEE 82-71 W 

2/11 @ Oakwood 82-50 W 

2/13 RHODES 79-74 W 

2/19 @ CENTRE 54-73 L 

2/21 @ DEPAUW 39-65 L 

Quick Facts 

Location: Birmingham, Alabama 35254 

Founded: 1918 

Interim President: Dr. Mark Schantz 


Colors: Black, Gold 

Nickname: Panthers 


Head Coach 

Brad Hodge (6th Season) 


Assistant Coach 

Rena Faust-Holden 

Volunteer Assistant Coach 

Roy Dixon 

Top Returnees 

Points 

Alex Adams (12.2 per) 

Rebounds 

Alex Adams (6.4 per) 

Assists 

Sam Davidson (2.4 per) 

Steals 

Katelyn Wilson (1.3 per)


Birmingham-Southern 

College Panthers 

For the BSC Women’s Basketball team, the transition to Division III has been a fairly 

seamless one, as the Panthers have posted a winning record each year since 2007. Just 

a year ago, the Panthers fought their way to 13-12 record, and with two seniors ready to 

lead the way in 2010, the team is poised for another great run. 

Under the direction of head coach Brad Hodge, the program has made consistent strides 

each year since joining the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, and with a strong 

blend of upperclassmen, coupled with a huge sophomore class with plenty of game 

experience, this squad will sneak up on no one. 

“Over the past two seasons we have had two large freshmen classes that were talented, 

but young and inexperienced on the college level,” Hodge said. “Unlike last year, we 

have much more certainty of what to expect and better understanding of our own 

strengths and weaknesses. Now we have the experience to go with the talent and they 

understand the expectations, maintain encouragement, and are very competitive with 

one another.” 

Leading the way for the Panthers is Second-Team All-SCAC selection forward Alex 

Adams, who led the Panthers in scoring just a year ago with 12.2 points per game. 

Adams is a threat from behind the arc and can make the big shot in the lane, as she will 

look to help pace the Panther offense again this season. 

Running the offense efficiently is always a key component, and having a point guard with 

plenty of experience is a crucial factor to a team’s success. The Panthers have that in 

junior Sam Davidson, who dished out 60 assists in 2009, while chipping in 6 points per 

game while leading the team in field goal percentage. Helping out Alex Adams down low 

is Ashton Spurgin, who tallied 13 blocks last season. 

While having only two seniors could sound like a bad thing, the impact this duo has had 

is second to none. Katelyn Wilson and Jamie Key have been with the Panthers since 

2007 and have been through it all in their time on the Hilltop. 

Wilson led the team in three-point shooting in 2010, and has been a significant presence 

on the court for the Panthers. Key has been a terrific team player in her time on the 

Hilltop, and her ability as a player and a leader has not gone overlooked. “Katelyn is a 

vocal leader,” Hodge said. “Her strong voice is reflective of her strong, determined 

mindset. Jamie, on the other hand, is a little quieter but gives great effort all the time. 

Jamie always leads by example and I have seen an improved energy level from her 

since she was a freshman. These seniors have been on the road trips, seen the best 

teams in the conference, and know what it takes to be competitive in this league.” 

One thing that should stick out this year is the increase in competition, which should help 

prepare the Panthers for the always stout SCAC slate. A game of particular interest is 

with in-state Troy University, a Division I program. Playing a team like Troy will certainly 

pose a challenge, but when the conference schedule opens up, the Panthers will be 

more than battle tested.



Colonels 

2009-2010 Centre Statistics 


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12 Maggie Prewitt 27 27 31.4 .466 .289 .835 5.2 4.7 62 7 16.4 

21 Chelsea Goodman 27 27 28.7 .413 .318 .802 3.8 2.2 46 8 13.1 

14 Lauren Huter 27 26 25.4 .507 .000 .695 7.7 0.7 20 64 11.6 

24 Amanda Stovall 27 27 26.7 .398 .358 .833 3.3 1.4 41 6 7.8 

20 Chelsea Benham 27 0 15.8 .470 .111 .651 3.1 1.0 34 7 5.7 

25 Angela Tronzo 27 0 14.9 .473 .412 .586 3.0 0.9 37 3 5.4 

15 Keonia Masterson 25 1 8.3 .521 .000 .412 1.9 0.0 4 6 3.2 

10 Chelsea Luckey 27 26 18.9 .247 .121 .667 2.4 0.7 10 0 2.1 

03 Bridget Winstead 23 0 7.6 .292 .276 .875 1.2 0.3 7 0 1.9 

11 Jane Goatley 13 0 4.8 .313 .417 .500 0.8 0.0 0 0 1.2 

02 Aubrey Holle 25 0 6.2 .217 .154 .720 0.7 0.3 5 1 1.2 

23 Alexis Anderson 8 0 2.5 .400 .333 .750 1.0 0.0 1 0 1.0 

04 Jenna Mire 6 0 2.8 .222 .000 .667 0.5 0.2 2 0 1.0 

33 Tara Milburn 25 1 4.4 .346 .000 .667 1.0 0.1 6 1 0.9 

22 Rachael Reynolds 6 0 3.2 1.000 1.000 .000 0.5 0.0 0 0 0.8 

01 Alyson Burke 20 0 4.4 .263 .250 .500 0.2 0.0 2 0 0.8 

42 Elizabeth Prewitt 14 0 5.6 .400 .500 1.000 0.6 0.1 2 2 0.7 

32 Elizabeth Bressler 5 0 2.8 .000 .000 1.000 0.2 0.2 0 0 0.4 

44 Cailynn West 20 0 4.3 .053 .000 .400 1.4 0.2 3 2 0.2 

Total.......... 27 .425 .294 .738 38.3 12.6 282 107 71.1 

Opponents...... 27 .349 .302 .687 39.8 10.9 244 82 61.3 

2009-10 Season (11-4 / 19-8) - Coach: Wendie Austin-Robinson 

11/18 Maryville 64-54 W 

11/21 LaGrange 84-43 W 

11/22 Thomas More 72-77 L 

11/24 Transylvania 57-58 L 

11/29 @ Hanover 57-67 L 

12/4 @ BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN 74-62 W 

12/6 @ RHODES 84-70 W 

12/15 @ College of Mount St. 77-60 W 

12/19 St. Catherine 64-53 W 

12/20 Marietta 90-60 W 

1/3 DEPAUW 56-62 L 


1/10 SEWANEE 90-64 W 

1/15 @ MILLSAPS 54-41 W 

1/17 @ HENDRIX 54-64 L 

1/22 TRINITY 60-70 L 



1/31 @ AUSTIN 84-67 W 

2/6 @ DEPAUW 50-68 L 


2/14 @ SEWANEE 77-64 W 


2/21 RHODES 65-51 W 

2/26 Trinity (SCAC Tourney) 77-68 W 

2/27 Hendrix (SCAC Tourney) 86-77 W 

2/28 DePauw (SCAC Tourney) 37-63 L 

2/2 

Quick Facts 

Location: Danville, KY 40422 

Founded: 1819 

President: Dr. John A. Roush 


Colors: Gold, White 

Nickname: Colonels 


Head Coach 

Wendie Austin-Robinson (6th Season) 



Tom Campbell 

Top Returnees 

Points 

Maggie Prewitt (16.4 per) 

Rebounds 

Lauren Huter (7.7 per) 

Assists 

Maggie Prewitt (4.7 per) 

Steals 

Maggie Prewitt (2.3 per)



Colonels 

Following another outstanding season the Centre women’s basketball team will look to 

continue its recent success in the 2010-2011 season. The Colonels posted their first 

consecutive winning seasons since 1999-2000 and 2000-2001, and also recorded their 

most wins in a season since the 2000-2001, finishing with a 19-8 overall and record and 

12-4 mark in the SCAC. Centre, which graduated three seniors, will return several key 

players this year, including three starters from last year’s squad. 

Junior Maggie Prewitt (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) will be relied upon by the Colonels this season 

as she was named to the All-SCAC first team a year ago. The junior guard finished last 

season ranked in the top five in five different categories in the SCAC, including second 

in assists (4.7 apg) and steals (2.3), and third in scoring (16.4 ppg). 

Junior Lauren Huter (Louisville, Ky.) was named to the third team All-SCAC after a 

successful season on the interior for the Colonels. Huter finished the season fourth in 

the league in both field goal percentage (.507) and blocked shots (2.4 bpg) and was 

seventh in rebounding (7.7 rpg). The junior also scored 11.6 points per game last 

season. 

Seniors Amanda Stovall (Louisville, Ky.), Angela Tronzo (Bardstown, Ky.), and 

sophomore Chelsea Benham (Taswell, Ind.) will also play key roles in the upcoming 

season for Centre. Stovall, a two-year starter, averaged 7.8 points per game, while 

Tronzo and Benham combined to average 11.1 points and 6.1 rebounds per game off 

the bench. 

Last season the Colonels led the conference in field goal percentage (.425) and field 

goal percentage defense (.349) and were second in the SCAC in scoring margin (+9.8). 

In addition, Centre advanced to the championship game of the SCAC Tournament for 

the first time during the SCAC era. 

“We are excited about the upcoming season and feel very fortunate to return three 

starters and several key reserves from last year’s team. This wealth of experience will be 

a great help to our team as we will have people learning different roles and 

responsibilities than they had last year. We know we will have growing pains early as 

this team gains valuable experience,” said head coach, Wendie Austin-Robinson. 

“Our non-conference schedule is very challenging as well, and this will prepare us for 

conference play. We have great senior leadership to help guide us through the year and 

are hoping for a very competitive and deep team come tournament time,” Austin- 

Robinson finished. 

Centre will open up the 2010-2011 season on Monday, November 11 at 6:00 p.m. 

against Maryville in Maryville, Tenn.


Colorado College 

Tigers 

2009-2010 Colorado College Statistics 


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

02 Becky Luetjen 25 25 31.0 .408 .228 .762 8.8 2.4 49 31 16.4 

34 Collier Clegg 25 25 25.9 .377 .366 .719 4.5 1.2 30 2 14.1 

10 Alyssa Aldaz 25 25 25.8 .398 .316 .744 4.2 2.5 37 2 9.8 

44 Eliese Hansberry 13 13 20.6 .446 .000 .711 5.3 0.6 12 4 8.8 

33 Emily Wattman-Turner 25 25 29.3 .304 .285 .846 2.6 2.6 42 4 7.4 

00 Kalli-Anne Kemling 14 0 13.0 .538 .571 .875 3.4 0.5 11 7 6.8 

25 Jordy Stephenson 25 0 14.8 .366 .269 .813 2.9 1.7 17 15 4.9 

14 Laura Glen 25 10 13.4 .315 .000 .700 4.6 0.6 20 2 3.1 

03 Marissa Gradoz 25 2 14.5 .391 .000 .679 3.0 1.3 18 3 2.9 

11 Jenny Knapp 25 0 9.7 .313 .341 .708 0.8 0.7 9 0 2.9 

40 Hannah Hoopingarner 25 0 13.3 .318 .244 .200 2.0 0.6 19 1 2.7 

05 Sarah Gunkel 24 0 5.8 .436 1.000 .778 1.3 0.2 3 4 1.8 

12 Alie Ehrensaft 11 0 4.3 .429 .400 .000 0.4 0.3 0 0 0.7 

22 Sarah Hutcherson 1 0 0.0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 

Total.......... 25 .380 .308 .748 45.0 14.6 267 75 74.6 

Opponents...... 25 .404 .299 .702 41.6 13.6 212 61 74.1 

2009-10 Season (6-9 / 12-13) - Coach: Liz Campbell 

11/20 Augustana 86-64 W 

11/22 Piedmont 88-74 W 

11/28 Whitworth 73-76 L - OT 

11/29 Milwaukee 70-66 W 


12/6 HENDRIX 93-82 W 

12/12 @ Bethany Lutheran 90-78 W 

12/13 @ Crown College 74-23 W 

12/19 Sioux Falls 72-86 L 

1/2 @ SOUTHWESTERN 57-59 L 

1/3 @ TRINITY 82-92 L 

1/6 @ Johnson & Wales 74-67 W 

1/9 AUSTIN 60-65 L 


1/17 RHODES 76-71 W 

1/22 @ SEWANEE 83-82 W 

1/24 @ OGLETHORPE 80-83 L 

1/29 CENTRE 62-89 L 

1/30 DEPAUW 66-81 L 

2/6 @ AUSTIN 70-87 L 

2/7 @ Dallas 76-94 L 

2/12 SOUTHWESTERN 86-79 W - OT 

2/13 TRINITY 67-68 L 

2/19 @ MILLSAPS 60-70 L 

2/21 @ HENDRIX 66-92 L 

Quick Facts 

Location: Colorado Springs, CO 80903 

Founded: 1874 

President: Richard F. Celeste 



Nickname: Tigers 


Head Coach 

Liz Campbell (3rd Season) 


Assistant Coaches 

Ashleigh Ackerman; Liz Kolbe 

Top Returnees 

Points 

Becky Luetjen (16.4 per) 

Rebounds 

Becky Luetjen (8.8 per) 

Assists 

Emily Watt,am-Turner (2.6 per) 

Steals 

Becky Luetjen (1.9 per)


Colorado College 

Tigers 

Colorado College will be significantly improved from the team that dropped eight of its last nine games and finished the 2009-10 season 

with a 12-13 record. 

These Tigers have experience. They’ve added size. And most importantly, they have confidence. 

With three starters and nine letter winners returning, led by junior captain Becky Luetjen, a second-team all-Southern Collegiate Athletic 

Conference selection, CC is confident it has what it takes to finish near the top of the Western Division and return to the league’s postseason 

tournament. 

“They are shooting big,” head coach Liz Doran said. “They want to make the conference tournament and go in as a No. 1 or 2 seed. We 

were 12-13 last year, but we weren’t out of many of those games. They remember how close they were last year and believe they are 

better this year. Everybody on the team came back a better player than when they left.” 

Without question, Luetjen is the player that makes the Tigers go. She finished fourth in the conference in scoring, averaging 16.4 points per 

game, and in rebounding at 8.8 per game. Luetjen also finished in the top 10 in steals (2.0) and blocked shots (1.2). 

The challenge for Luetjen during her third season as a starter will not be to increase her statistical output, but rather help her teammates 

increase their production as CC strives to become a more balanced team. 

“The biggest measure of Becky’s success this year will be whether she can make the people on the court with her better,” Doran said. “I 

don’t know that we’ll see her statistics make a big jump one way or the other. I wouldn’t be surprised to see her scoring go down and her 

assists go up. She wants to win more than score.” 

Fortunately, several players have the necessary skills and experience to contribute at the offensive end of the court. 

Senior guard Alyssa Aldaz averaged 9.8 points per game last year and exploded for a career-high 32 during a come-from-behind 74-67 

victory at Johnson & Wales University. She also was second on the team with 63 assists and third with 37 steals, both of which were singleseason 

highs. 

Junior guard Emily Wattman-Turner, the Tigers’ top on-ball defender, averaged 7.4 points and 2.6 rebounds per game. 

“Alyssa shows flashes of brilliance,” Doran said. “You have to be able to score as a point guard, but she needs to be a true point guard who 

creates scoring opportunities for her teammates and spot-up shooters. She could have a great senior season. 

“Emily is a good three-point shooter and we want her to shoot more during the flow of the game. As our best defender, she gets the 

toughest assignment every game and she’s on the floor when we need a stop. This could be a break-out year for her.” 

The Tigers have depth in the backcourt thanks to the return of juniors Jenn Knapp and Jordy Stephenson, along with sophomores Marissa 

Gradoz and Hannah Hoopingarner. Knapp and Stephenson score most of their points from the three-point line, while Gradoz and 

Hoopingarner excel in the up-tempo game by capitalizing on turnovers to score points. 

Colorado College should see an improvement along the baseline, thanks to the return of sophomore Kalli Kemling and Sarah Gunkel. 

Kemling averaged 8.5 points and 4.1 rebounds per game before suffering a foot injury in early January. The Tigers were 7-4 with her on the 

court to begin the season and just 5-9 the rest of the season. A year of experience will help Gunkel improve upon her averages of 1.8 

points and 1.3 rebounds per game. 

“Kalli is really tough to defend,” Doran said. “She’s one of our best three-point shooters and one of our best drivers. Kalli is relentless on the 

boards and has a nose for the basketball. She had a hard time sitting out and that inspired her to work harder in the preseason and over 

the summer. 

“Sarah is a natural athlete who played every sport. Now she’s focused on being a better basketball player and she is playing with more 

confidence.” 

The Tigers also will add five new faces and one old one. 

Senior guard Casey Drillete re-joins the program after taking two years off, while sophomore forward Sydney Leichliter arrives after 

spending the last year at Wake Forest playing club basketball. The true freshmen are guards Olivia Hart and Nichole Monhait, and forwards 

Gracie Rennecker and Erin Slay. 

“Sydney is not listed as 6-foot, but she plays so much taller,” Doran said. “She’s playing the biggest of all of our kids on the inside. We’ve 

definitely added some height in Erin and Gracie, our two 6-foot freshmen, and Sarah Gunkel, who has been playing a lot better. 

“We’re taller than we have been in years past, but we’re still going to try to get up and down the court and do a lot of the same sort of things 

on offense. We’ll still feature some small lineups, but we’ll have the luxury of being able to go big when we need to.” 

Colorado College opens the season on Nov. 17 against Division II Mesa State College, then is host of a pair of tournaments before 

beginning conference play on Dec. 3 at Hendrix College. 

Despite nine of 16 conference games on the road, Doran is confident the experience from last year will pay off this season. 

“Little things made a big difference in games we lost,” she said. “All of our returning players have significant experience. That should help 

us play with confidence during the pressure moments when games are on the line.” 

This year’s Tigers are confident they can handle the pressure and will be playing on Feb. 26 in the first round of the SCAC Tournament.



Tigers 

2009-2010 DePauw Statistics 


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35 Emily Marshall 30 30 21.3 .540 .000 .720 9.5 1.1 25 19 9.5 

25 Katie Aldrich 30 0 17.1 .538 .000 .717 4.6 0.5 16 5 9.4 

31 Jenna Fernandez 30 30 20.2 .454 .000 .590 4.2 0.5 39 15 9.2 

20 Brooke Osborne 30 30 19.9 .362 .365 .806 1.8 1.8 22 0 8.3 

21 Katie Mathews 30 30 25.1 .386 .143 .745 3.4 2.3 44 8 8.0 

23 Kate Walker 30 30 23.2 .463 .545 .719 3.9 2.9 34 1 7.2 

10 Lauren Goff 30 0 16.8 .324 .350 .722 1.3 1.7 43 0 6.5 

32 Natalie Morse 1 0 2.0 1.000 1.000 1.000 2.0 0.0 0 0 5.0 

22 Ellie Pearson 30 0 14.5 .384 .000 .524 5.4 0.7 31 10 3.3 

14 Kathryn Denbow 30 0 14.0 .412 .231 .694 2.3 1.2 19 1 3.1 

11 Lindsay Vandivier 27 0 9.1 .407 .405 .750 0.9 0.3 7 0 2.6 

40 Danielle Boraz 27 0 8.4 .368 .378 .714 2.1 0.3 6 2 2.6 

32 Brianna Frigerio 4 0 8.3 .333 .000 1.000 0.5 0.8 0 1 2.0 

33 Lauren Meadows 8 0 2.3 .444 .333 .500 0.3 0.0 1 0 1.3 

24 Courtney Lauer 18 0 3.5 .278 .286 .625 0.8 0.2 1 1 0.9 

34 Kathleen Molloy 18 0 4.3 .364 .250 .000 0.7 0.2 2 0 0.9 

13 Maddie Radcliff 21 0 4.6 .261 .250 .250 0.4 0.2 5 1 0.8 

30 Kristin Barrow 21 0 4.3 .538 .000 .500 1.4 0.2 3 1 0.7 

32 Tammy Taylor 2 0 1.0 .000 .000 .000 0.5 0.0 0 0 0.0 

44 Danielle Brown 4 0 1.3 .000 .000 .000 0.3 0.0 0 0 0.0 

32 Ashley Schopp 1 0 1.0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 

Total.......... 30 .425 .363 .683 45.4 14.0 298 65 71.9 

Opponents...... 30 .349 .292 .706 28.7 8.6 171 90 50.9 

2009-10 Season (14-1 / 26-4) - Coach: Kris Huffman 

11/20 Washington Univ. 52-57 L 

11/21 Central 86-61 W 

11/24 @ Anderson 66-46 W 

11/28 @ Thomas More 67-70 L - OT 

11/29 Manchester 57-43 W 

12/4 @ RHODES 78-67 W 

12/6 @ BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN 66-74 L 

12/11 Robert Morris-Spring 90-44 W 

12/21 @ Baldwin-Wallace 69-42 W 

12/29 Northland 66-45 W 

12/30 Saint Mary's 90-60 W 

1/3 @ CENTRE 62-56 W 



1/15 @ HENDRIX 65-52 W 

1/17 @ MILLSAPS 71-35 W 


1/23 TRINITY 83-56 W 

1/29 @ AUSTIN 69-38 W 


2/6 CENTRE 68-50 W 

2/12 @ SEWANEE 82-37 W 


2/19 RHODES 64-44 W 


2/26 Southwestern (SCAC Tourney) 81-43 W 

2/27 Rhodes (SCAC Tourney) 77-50 W 

2/28 Centre (SCAC Tourney) 63-37 W 

3/5 *Lakeland (NCAA 1st Round) 79-46 W 

3/6 @ Hope College (NCAA 2nd Rd) 54-68 L 

Quick Facts 

Location: Greencastle, IN 46135 

Founded: 1837 

President: Dr. Brian W. Casey 


Colors: Old Gold, Black 



Head Coach 

Kris Huffman (18th Season) 



Dana Ferguson 

Mary Smith 

Top Returnees 

Points 

Katie Aldrich (9.4 per) 

Rebounds 

Ellie Pearson (5.4 per) 

Assists 

Kate Walker (2.9 per) 

Steals 

Katie Matthews (1.4 per)



Tigers 

Coming off a 26-4 season, a seventh straight NCAA tournament appearance and 

the ninth Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference title in 12 years, DePauw 

returns 10 letterwinners including three starters. The Tigers enter the season 

ranked 10 in the USA Today ESPN Division III Top 25 Coaches’ Poll and 12 th by 

D3hoops.com. 

DePauw returns all three starters from the backcourt including seniors Brooke 

Osborne and Katie Mathews and sophomore Kate Walker. 

Osborne averaged 8.3 points per game last year and hit a team-high 62 threepointers 

while shooting 36.5 percent from beyond the arc. Mathews, a third team 

all-SCAC choice in 2009, averaged 8.0 points last year and led the squad with 44 

steals. Walker ran the point in her rookie campaign while averaging 7.2 points 

and a team-best 2.9 assists. 

Sophomore Maddie Radcliff as well as freshmen Ali Ross and Anne Mullen will 

provide depth at the point as well as Mathews at times. 

Senior Lauren Goff, junior Kathryn Denbow, sophomores Lindsay Vandivier and 

Kathleen Molloy and Ross will battle at the other two guard spots. 

Goff averaged 6.5 points per game last year and knocked down 50 three-pointers, 

while Denbow averaged 3.1 points. Vandivier and Molloy each earned letters in 

their first seasons and saw time off the bench. 

The Tigers lost two starters (Emily Marshall and Jenna Fernandez) from last year 

and each started all 30 games at the two forward spots. 

Junior Katie Aldrich came off the bench and was a third team all-SCAC choice 

last year while averaging 9.3 points and 4.6 rebounds and shooting over 53 

percent from the floor. Sophomore Ellie Pearson also played every game in the 

backcourt and averaged 3.3 points and 5.4 rebounds. Providing depth at forward 

are freshmen Leah Ross, Alex Gasaway and Erin McGinnis.



Warriors 

2009-2010 Hendrix Statistics 


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53 Christina Byler 25 23 24.6 .398 .366 .902 9.1 0.6 36 19 17.3 

4 Anna Roane 25 24 28.5 .403 .349 .804 3.4 2.4 16 1 10.5 

3 Samantha Devlin 25 17 18.7 .375 .125 .843 2.8 1.6 21 10 7.4 

24 Amanda Morris 24 24 28.8 .325 .324 .686 2.9 4.8 32 3 7.1 

5 Jordan Henderson 24 7 21.1 .382 .339 .565 2.3 2.0 10 2 6.2 

15 Chelsey White 24 23 20.5 .404 .333 .742 4.3 1.7 21 23 6.0 

14 Avery Roller 25 2 14.5 .350 .339 .813 1.1 1.4 10 1 4.8 

42 Sam Deragowski 24 1 9.6 .500 .000 .667 2.5 0.3 11 9 4.3 

33 Caty Hensy 25 1 11.7 .413 .000 .651 3.2 0.6 9 26 4.2 

10 Katy Ashley-Pauley 4 0 11.8 .313 .182 .500 1.5 2.5 1 0 3.5 

13 Lindsay Merritt 24 3 12.2 .351 .000 .542 4.2 0.3 14 12 2.8 

40 Jessica Brunson 2 0 6.5 .200 .000 1.000 1.0 0.0 1 1 2.0 

30 Rachel Dudley 5 0 5.4 .333 .000 .200 1.0 0.4 1 1 1.4 

34 Monica Sitzer 6 0 6.7 .154 .000 .500 1.2 1.0 2 0 1.0 

22 Dana Nucaro 2 0 6.0 .000 .000 .000 1.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 

Total.......... 25 .384 .337 .769 40.6 16.4 202 111 73.8 

Opponents...... 25 .382 .277 .705 39.5 12.5 197 91 65.0 

2009-10 Season (14-3 / 20-5) - Coach: Thad McCracken 

11/20 Westminister 71-63 W 

11/21 Greenville 77-41 W 

11/24 @ University of Ozarks 75-73 W 

12/4 @ AUSTIN 51-46 W 


12/17 MILLSAPS 73-47 W 

12/19 Texas-Tyler 78-69 W 

12/30 Mississippi College 62-72 L 

1/4 @ Dallas 74-56 W 

1/8 TRINITY 57-51 W 


1/15 DEPAUW 52-65 L 

1/17 CENTRE 64-54 W 

1/22 @ BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN 70-65 W 

1/24 @ RHODES 71-69 W 


1/31 SEWANEE 83-66 W 

2/5 @ TRINITY 71-70 W 


2/9 Dallas 71-51 W 

2/13 @ MILLSAPS 67-62 W 

2/19 AUSTIN 64-59 W 


2/26 Oglethorpe (SCAC Tourney) 73-52 W 

2/27 Centre (SCAC Tourney) 77-86 L 

Quick Facts 

Location: Conway, Arkansas 72032 

Founded: 1876 

President: Dr. J. Timothy Cloyd 


Colors: Black, Orange 

Nickname: Warriors 


Head Coach 

Emily Cummins (1st Season) 



Krista Goss 

Top Returnees 

Points 

Christina Byler (17.3 per) 

Rebounds 

Christina Byler (9.1 per) 

Assists 

Anna Roane (2.4 per) 

Steals 

Christina Byler (1.4 per)



Warriors 

First year head coach Emily Cummins looks to continue the Warriors winning ways as the squad opens its 2010-11 season with 

an exhibition game on Friday evening against cross-town foe University of Central Arkansas. The Warriors return to the court after 

an outstanding 20-5 season in 2009-10. 

Cummins enters the season as the Warriors’ third coach in three years and will look to build upon the team’s successful campaign 

last year. She will likely call upon her winning experience as a player at Wilmington College to help with the transition into a 

successful Hendrix program. The Warriors earned their first SCAC West Division crown a year ago, while their 20-5 record tied 

for fourth in program history and their 13-3 conference mark ranks fourth all-time. 

“We had a tremendous year in 2009-10 with most of last year’s players coming back, including one of the league’s best players in 

Christina Byler,” said Cummins. “I believe the level of success they achieved last year is something that I am fortunate to take 

over and build on for this year. Our players understand that the same level of success will not just be handed to them. I think with 

our work ethic and the direction we are heading in now, we should be a conference contender this year.” 

Cummins had an outstanding career with the Lady Quakers, ending with a NCAA D-III National Championship her senior year. 

Her senior season was preceded by two National Tournament appearances that included trips to the “Elite Eight” and “Sweet 16” 

in 2002 and 2003, respectively. Cummins also won three OAC Championships over her four years and was named Most 

Valuable Player of the NCAA D-III Sectional Tournament in 2004. 

“One of the things we have really focused on in the first couple months of practice is our defense. One of the goals we have had 

for this season is to get the best out of each player every day. I think if we do that, all other goals will take care of themselves. If 

we play solid half court defense then our offense is going to come along with it.” 

Hendrix returns arguably the top player in the conference in senior forward Christina Byler. The Little Rock, Ark. native averaged 

a league-best 17.3 points per-game and ranked in the top five in rebounding (9.1 - 3rd in SCAC), free throw shooting (90.2 

percent - 1st) and 3-point shooting (36.6 percent - 4th). Byler was an All-SCAC First Team, All-SCAC Tournament Team and 

D3Hoops.com All-South Region selection in her third season with the Warriors. 

“One of the first things I noticed about Christina when I first got to Hendrix is that she works harder than any player on the court. If 

she is injured and can not get on the court, she is in the weight room or shooting baskets by herself. She was one of the first 

players to come in and watch game film with me, so I knew that if I could get her on board with me and my style of coaching she 

could help implement that to the rest of the team. So far she has showed outstanding leadership off the floor and I am looking 

forward to seeing what she can do come game-time.” 

The Warriors also return a strong group of eight juniors, led by 2009-10 All-SCAC Honorable Mention winner Anna Roane. 

Samantha Devlin, Jordan Henderson, Avery Roller and Caty Hensy all saw solid minutes on the court last year. Monica Sitzer 

returns after seeing limited minutes off the bench, while Katy Ashley-Pauley and Erin McKinney come back after missing out on 

the entire 2009-10 slate. Senior guard Wyvonne Hawkins also returns to the squad after taking the past two years off to 

concentrate on her studies. 

“Our juniors bring a great deal of experience to the team. After watching game film from last year and seeing them live in practice, 

I think they have matured a lot of the summer. They all bring phenomenal leadership skills to the team, whether it is being vocal 

or leading by example. All of our juniors complete the circle of what we are trying to accomplish as a successful program.” 

Roane started all but one game last year, ranked second on the team with 89 field goals (44 3-pointers), averaged 10.5 points 

per-game and made 59 assists. Devlin and Henderson will use their speed to get to the rim and give opponents fits on defense as 

the duo combined for 31 steals and 89 assists a year ago. Roller will remain as a threat on the perimeter after shooting 21-of-62 

from behind the arc last year and Hensy will continue to dominate the paint after ranking third on the team with 79 boards. 

Second year assistant coach Krista Goss provided Cummins with another talented crew of newcomers. Bailey Ott, Jamie Tate, 

Abigail Nickle and Katie Coughran have made an immediate impact on the squad and will push the upperclassmen for playing 

time as the season continues. 

“I could not ask for four better freshmen to have on our team. They are a well-rounded group that works hard, listens and does 

everything we ask. One of the things all coaches worry about is whether or not the newcomers can meet the demands of the 

college game as they transition from the high school level, and our freshmen absolutely have met those demands.” 

Hendrix tips off its regular season at home on Monday, Nov. 15 against East Texas Baptist University at 6 p.m. CT on Garrison 

Court. The Warriors will then travel to Greenville, Ill. to compete in the Tip-Off Classic against Greenville College and 

Westminster College on Nov. 19 and 20, respectively. The Warriors return to Conway for back-to-back contests against 

University of the Ozarks and Rust College on Nov. 22 and 23. 

Hendrix opens SCAC play against West Division foe Colorado College on Dec. 3 at 6 p.m. in Grove Gymnasium. Austin College 

also comes to town the same weekend on Dec. 5 for a 1 p.m. affair.



Majors 

2009-2010 Millsaps Statistics 


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32 Shante Morton 23 17 25.9 .526 .385 .701 8.1 0.7 16 14 15.9 

03 Deonna Walton 21 15 26.8 .522 .000 .566 6.8 1.0 19 9 7.7 

14 Kristin Salmon 24 19 32.0 .323 .265 .647 3.7 1.6 25 1 7.1 

23 Ronda Webb 25 19 26.3 .385 .455 .586 3.7 1.6 30 7 6.8 

11 Sarah Spann 16 7 24.8 .297 .276 .688 1.6 2.5 19 1 6.0 

10 Jasmine Harbor 25 10 19.1 .287 .231 .563 1.6 1.2 25 3 4.8 

21 Pamela Jackson 7 6 21.6 .190 .250 .739 1.4 1.9 15 0 3.7 

12 Lovie Love 25 5 16.0 .287 .250 .706 1.5 1.2 31 0 3.7 

13 Megan Bauerle 10 8 17.6 .189 .259 .625 0.9 1.1 5 0 3.2 

25 Kristian Dobard 15 0 9.2 .486 1.000 .455 1.5 0.3 7 2 2.7 

20 Krista Clark 11 1 15.5 .275 .000 .500 2.0 1.5 6 1 2.5 

05 Elizabeth Sigafoose 25 7 13.6 .327 .059 .857 1.9 0.8 11 1 2.0 

15 Cori Tucker 8 6 20.3 .167 .200 .333 0.6 1.6 5 1 1.9 

22 Carra Cockrell 5 0 1.6 .000 .000 .000 0.2 0.2 0 0 0.0 

Total.......... 25 .367 .256 .639 32.9 11.7 214 40 54.6 

Opponents...... 25 .445 .318 .685 40.0 17.2 276 72 72.5 

2009-10 Season (1-15 / 1-24) - Coach: Mary Bolton 

11/20 @ Emory 59-74 L 

11/21 Agnes Scott 56-63 L 

11/24 @ Dallas 64-67 L 

11/30 Rust 66-79 L 


12/5 @ AUSTIN 33-62 L 

12/12 Louisiana College 51-72 L 

12/15 @ Rust 67-93 L 

12/17 @ HENDRIX 47-73 L 

12/19 @ Southeastern Louisiana 53-113 L 

12/31 Belhaven University 55-74 L 


1/8 SOUTHWESTERN 59-66 L 

1/9 TRINITY 58-62 L 

1/15 CENTRE 41-54 L 

1/17 DEPAUW 35-71 L 

1/22 @ RHODES 54-65 L 


1/29 SEWANEE 80-92 L 

1/31 OGLETHORPE 64-70 L 


2/7 @ TRINITY 45-77 L 

2/13 HENDRIX 62-67 L 


2/21 AUSTIN 58-71 L 

Quick Facts 

Location: Jackson, MS 39210 

Founded: 1890 

President: Dr. Robert Pearigen 


Colors: Purple, White 

Nickname: Majors 


Head Coach 

Chuck Winkelman (1st Season) 



Jerrie Cooper 

Top Returnees 

Points 

Shante Morton (15.9 per) 

Rebounds 

Shante Morton (8.1 per) 

Assists 

Sarah Spann (2.5 per) 

Steals 

Lovie Love (1.2 per)



Majors 

The Millsaps women’s basketball team is looking to improve on their 1-24 result of a year ago with a new coach and a new outlook. 

Coach Chuck Winkelman was named the tenth coach in program history in May, bringing 25 years of experience to the job. 

“I want to develop a program with a sense of purpose here at Millsaps and get the women back to the success they have had in 

the past,” Winkelman said. “Millsaps has always been a special place for me and I have a unique experience having coached in 

the conference previously.” Coach Winkelman knows what it takes to win in the SCAC, having led Hendrix to three SCAC 

Championships and three runner-up finishes with three trips to the NCAA Tournament from 1995-2004. 

Coach Winkelman’s first team is, understandably, young with junior forward Janice Okeke (Jackson, Miss. / Murrah HS) the only 

upperclassman on the nine-woman roster. The Majors’ starter missed last season due to reconstructive knee surgery. She has 

worked hard in the off season to get back into playing form and learning the new system under Coach Winkelman. “Janice has 

shown tremendous effort and intensity at both ends of the floor that makes everyone around her better; she will be an important 

key in the rebuilding of our program.” 

Joining Okeke in the front court is sophomore forward Shante Morton (Eupora, Miss. / Eupora HS). Shante led the Majors in 

scoring last season with 365 points (15.9 points per game) in 17 starts. As such, Coach Winkelman has high expectations for 

Shante this season, “Shante has all the tools to be an All-Conference player in the SCAC, improved conditioning and motivation 

will help her be a big-time ‘producer’ instead of someone with great ‘potential’.” 

Freshman Alexis Guice (Monroe, La. / St. Frederick HS) will challenge for minutes right away. “Alexis always goes hard and has a 

super attitude” according to Winkelman. “She loves to play and that dedication keeps her working hard to always improve her 

game.” 

Sophomore small forward Kristin Salmon (Fayetteville, Ark. / Fayetteville HS) started 19 games as a freshman last season, 

scoring 171 points. She is the team’s best perimeter shooter with 30 three-pointers last year. “Kristin wins everyday which will take 

her far this season,” Winkelman said, “she has great basketball sense and works hard on defense making her an asset on both 

ends of the court.” 

Carra Cokrell (Bolden, Miss. / Tupelo Christian HS) will also compete for minutes right away. Coach Winkelman noted how “she 

has pushed herself this fall and competes hard in practice every day.” 

Elizabeth Sigafoose (Long Beach, Miss. / Christian Collegiate Academy) returns for her sophomore season at guard for the 

Majors. She was one of only three players last season to see time in all 25 games, averaging 13.6 minutes per game. “Elizabeth 

has a knack for getting the ball in the basket and she continues to work hard daily to improve her game,” according to Winkelman. 

Joining her in the backcourt is the Majors’ other returning 25-game player from last season, sophomore Lovie Love (Mobile, Ala. / 

W.P. Davidson HS). Love is “a great ball stopper” ranking second on the team last year in steals with 31. Coach Winkelman notes 

that “Lovie has worked hard in the off season to adjust to a multiple offensive and defensive system.” That hard work could pay off 

big for the Majors with Lovie’s speed and tenacity. 

The Majors will have a new point guard this season as freshman Shatoya White (Houston, Texas / North Shore HS) begins her 

Millsaps career. She “studies the playbook harder than anyone on the team” according to Winkelman and will have ample 

opportunities to show what she can do early in the season. 

Sharing duties at the point will be sophomore Sarah Spann (Jackson, Miss. / University Christian School). Sarah averaged 24.8 

minutes per game last season in 16 appearances. She led the team in assists with 40 and had 19 steals as well. “Sarah is a great 

teammate who loves the Majors and has the team’s and program’s best interest at heart.” 

That sense of team will be important for the Majors this season with such a small roster. Everyone will have to contribute and pull 

together to make this season a success, especially with the strong level of competition they will face. 

There are just five games on the schedule before the conference season gets underway, and three of those will be on the road. 

The Majors will open with NAIA Dillard University out of New Orleans at home before traveling across town to take on the 

Mississippi College Choctaws. They will return home to face a tough University of Dallas team before heading out again for two 

games in two days at Huntingdon College and then at Rust College. 

Once that stretch concludes the schedule shifts straight into SCAC play. The Majors will open the conference schedule at home 

with Austin College on December 3rd with Colorado College to follow on the 5th. Austin is always near the top of the SCAC West 

standings, and the Tigers were the only team the Majors beat last season, so both games should be a good early test for Coach 

Winkelman’s team. 

The Majors will also have to travel to East Division powers DePauw and Centre this season. The Tigers and Colonels finished 

one-two in the East last year, with DePauw taking the conference championship and the trip to the NCAA’s in the Hangar Dome. 

The Hangar Dome will once again serve as host for the SCAC Basketball Tournaments as the top Division III programs from 

around the country will battle it out for the conference’s automatic bid to the NCAA Division III National Tournament. The eight 

team tournament will begin February 25 and continue through the 27th when both the men’s and women’s champions will be 

crowned. This will be the second year in a row that Millsaps has hosted the tournament in Jackson.



Stormy Petrels 

2009-2010 Oglethorpe Statistics 


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30 Katie Weeks 26 17 21.2 .442 .222 .693 4.3 1.1 18 4 10.5 

22 Mareva Bone 12 7 18.8 .435 .167 .702 3.8 1.1 14 11 10.1 

21 Sarah Jones 26 16 22.9 .328 .331 .692 2.9 2.2 30 5 8.3 

12 Sarah Giles 26 18 24.5 .411 .000 .767 8.6 0.5 19 79 8.2 

04 Riley Cerone 26 16 19.6 .399 .336 .667 1.5 1.5 8 1 8.0 

23 Kaci Palmore 13 6 20.1 .436 .000 .233 10.2 0.8 20 39 6.8 

11 Chelsea MacDonald 26 8 17.0 .365 .315 .600 2.3 0.7 9 3 6.0 

32 Taymah Jones 10 8 18.8 .327 .455 .476 4.8 0.8 4 2 5.4 

02 Kelley Reeves 22 13 19.8 .325 .278 .750 2.3 1.8 14 0 5.2 

03 Jaime Maxey 4 1 16.5 .444 .429 1.000 1.5 0.8 3 0 5.0 

42 Kristin Zipkin 15 3 14.6 .400 .125 .708 3.7 0.9 14 0 5.0 

24 Rena Crossland 26 8 13.7 .333 .200 .535 2.1 0.8 16 1 2.8 

35 Megan Miles 11 0 6.5 .391 .143 .833 0.8 0.6 7 1 2.6 

05 Morgan Loughrey 26 5 14.3 .284 .056 .559 1.9 1.1 11 1 2.2 

01 Morghan Brandon 11 3 10.4 .231 .333 .600 2.9 1.3 26 2 2.0 

25 Katie Lynn 20 1 8.0 .207 .167 .600 0.8 0.3 8 0 1.0 

Total.......... 26 .378 .302 .650 44.6 12.7 238 152 69.7 

Opponents...... 26 .387 .308 .704 45.7 13.1 341 115 77.8 

2009-10 Season (4-10/ 11-16) - Coach: Ron Sattele 

11/17 Emory 86-73 W 

11/23 Maryville 79-90 L 

11/28 Manchester 82-77 W 

11/29 @ Thomas More 56-82 L 

12/2 Agnes Scott 61-49 W 

12/5 @ SEWANEE 90-75 W 

12/17 LaGrange 72-81 L 

12/20 East Texas Baptist 84-73 W 

12/28 Piedmont 65-56 W 

12/29 Carthage 66-88 L 

1/1 BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN 58-69 L 

1/3 RHODES 70-69 W 

1/8 @ CENTRE 60-85 L 

1/10 @ DEPAUW 51-84 L 

1/15 @ TRINITY 63-92 L 


1/22 AUSTIN 58-78 L 


1/29 @ HENDRIX 48-72 L 

1/31 @ MILLSAPS 70-64 W 


2/7 @ RHODES 85-87 L 

2/12 CENTRE 67-80 L 

2/14 DEPAUW 49-57 L 

12/20 SEWANEE 63-61 W 

12/26 Hendrix (SCAC Tourney) 52-73 L 

Quick Facts 

Location: Atlanta, GA 30319 

Founded: 1835 

President: Dr. Lawrence M. Schall 


Colors: Gold, Black 

Nickname: Stormy Petrels 


Head Coach 

Ron Sattele (6th Season) 


Assistant Coaches 

Fallon Rehmert; Katie Setterberg 

Top Returnees 

Points 

Katie Weeks (10.5 per) 

Rebounds 

Sarah Giles (8.6 per) 

Assists 

Sarah Jones (2.2 per) 

Steals 

Sarah Jones (1.2 per)



Stormy Petrels 

After four consecutive 20-win seasons the Stormy Petrels women's basketball team was hit hard 

by graduation and injuries in 2009-2010 and struggled through some growing pains on their way 

to a 10-16 overall record. Having lost 95% of their scoring and rebounding from the school-best 

27-4 campaign in 2008-2009 the squad was expected to hit some bumps in the road but now, 

after earning their stripes in some hard fought SCAC competition, the team is ready to rise back 

up on the strength of returning eight core players and adding five newcomers to the mix. With 

valuable experience under their belt, the 2010-2011 women's basketball team looks to climb back 

to the top of the SCAC ranks and make a run at returning to basketball's Promised Land: the 

NCAA Tournament. 

Head Coach Ron Sattele, beginning his seventh season at the helm of the Stormy Petrels, will 

look to get the 2010-2011 squad back to playing the high scoring, up tempo offense that led 

Oglethorpe to 96 victories from 2005-2009. While this year's squad has the experience, skill and 

speed needed to climb the scoring charts in conference, it also has an element the team lacked 

during its hey-day: a low post presence. The Petrels led the conference in defensive rebounding 

(29.8 rpg) last season and were also fourth in offensive rebounding (14.8), demonstrating their 

size and tenacity in the paint. Additionally, Oglethorpe led the SCAC in blocked shots at 5.8 per 

game which only two other schools (Southwestern 2008, Trinity 2004) have bested since the 

leagues' inception. 

Much of that good work on the interior was provided by key returnee 6'2" sophomore Sarah Giles 

(Marietta, Ga.). Giles set a school record with 79 blocks in 2009-2010, a number that also stands 

as fourth best all-time in the SCAC. Joining Giles among the core group of returning players will 

be senior inside-outside threat Chelsea MacDonald (Rome, Ga.) and junior guard Kelley Reeves 

(Cumming, Ga.), the two most seasoned players under Sattele's tutelage. Also returning will be 

senior point guard Morgan Loughery (Cumming, Ga.) who did a nice job at the position as 

Oglethorpe nearly upset Hendrix in the SCAC Quarterfinals last year. The Petrels also get back 

shooting specialists sophomore Riley Cerone (Roswell, Ga.) and sophomore Sarah Jones 

(Ellijay). Jones etched her name in the Stormy Petrels record book by nailing a school best 9 

three-pointers against LaGrange last December. Rounding out the key returning players are 

scoring machines sophomore Mareva Bone (Marietta, Ga.) and junior Katie Weeks (Woodstock, 

Ga.). Bone, despite missing much of the season battling injuries, was the game-high scorer for 

both teams four times in 2009-2010, including 25 points versus East Texas Baptist in December. 

Weeks, meanwhile, led all scorers on both teams a whopping six teams last season including a 

season-high 30 points at Rhodes last February. 

Joining the returners will be four freshmen and one junior transfer. The freshmen who Sattele will 

expect solid contributions from are Holli Gibbs, a 5'8" guard from Ellijay, Ga., Ky'Laine Rogers, a 

5'11" forward from McDonough, Ga., Raven Foust, a 5'4" guard from Reidsville, N.C. and Kyana 

Jenkins, a 5'4" guard from Charleston, S.C. The Petrels will also acquire the services of junior 

transfer Deanna Clark, a 5'9" forward from Douglasville, Ga. 

"I'm looking forward to coaching this bunch," said Sattele, who added, "The group dynamic is 

definitely one of the strength's with this year's team." With 11 of 13 players on this squad having 

one or zero years of experience playing in Sattele's offense, that group dynamic should be critical. 

Sattele summed it up by saying, "These are young Petrels eager to make a statement."



Lynx 

2009-2010 Rhodes Statistics 


---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

23 Becky Atnip 25 25 35.9 .391 .360 .866 3.6 2.2 35 0 16.6 

32 Sharwil Bell 27 27 31.7 .444 .125 .677 7.0 2.7 52 8 13.9 

13 LaKeya McGill 27 27 32.1 .418 .328 .569 4.0 3.6 22 1 10.6 

30 Jenilee Pate 27 25 23.3 .380 .250 .730 6.1 0.9 16 9 10.5 

03 Becca Clarin 27 26 30.4 .289 .290 .746 6.3 1.7 35 10 8.9 

21 Brittany Looney 13 2 13.8 .489 .000 .889 3.7 0.4 5 6 5.2 

10 Sarah Womack 27 3 20.3 .282 .158 .698 1.7 1.9 19 6 4.8 

25 Liv Ryan 27 0 13.6 .427 .500 .583 2.9 0.4 8 5 3.9 

34 Shelby Kramer 24 0 7.0 .475 .000 .000 2.2 0.1 0 12 1.6 

11 Brittany Pope 5 0 5.6 .111 .000 .250 0.8 0.4 0 1 0.6 

11 Rachel Bernard 10 0 4.1 .250 .000 .000 0.1 0.3 0 0 0.2 

12 YaVette Dunn 1 0 5.0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 

31 Jessica Cowan 7 0 2.1 .000 .000 .000 0.7 0.1 3 0 0.0 

24 Alyssa Nucaro 5 0 2.6 .000 .000 .000 0.2 0.0 0 0 0.0 

40 Elizabeth Bernard 4 0 3.5 .000 .000 .000 0.5 0.0 0 0 0.0 

Total.......... 27 .385 .292 .720 38.1 13.7 195 58 71.9 

Opponents...... 27 .417 .355 .711 41.6 14.8 189 81 71.1 

2009-10 Season (6-10 / 14-13) - Coach: Matt Dean 


11/20 Greenville 95-71 W 

11/21 Westminster 76-72 W 

11/28 LaVerne 69-56 W 

11/29 @ Washington Univ. 62-82 L 

12/4 DEPAUW 67-78 L 

12/6 CENTRE 70-84 L 

12/10 @ Rust 91-78 W 

12/18 Lawrence University 77-63 W 

12/19 @ Dallas 59-57 W - OT 

1/1 @ SEWANEE 100-92 W 



1/12 DALLAS 81-69 W 

1/15 @ AUSTIN 66-75 L 



1/24 HENDRIX 69-71 L 


1/30 @ TRINITY 86-92 L - OT 



2/13 @BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN 74-79 L 

2/19 @ DEPAUW 44-64 L 

2/21 @ CENTRE 51-65 L 

2/26 Austin (SCAC Tourney) 57-42 W 


Quick Facts 

Location: Memphis, TN 38112 

Founded: 1848 

President: Dr. William E. Troutt 


Colors: Red, Black 

Nickname: Lynx 


Head Coach 

Matt Dean (8th Season) 



Katherine Frisby, Johnny Austin 

Top Returnees 

Points 

Sharwil Bell (13.9 per) 

Rebounds 

Sharwil Bell (7.0 per) 

Assists 

LaKeya McGill (3.6 per) 

Steals 

Sharwil Bell (1.9)



Lynx 

Rhodes finished the 2009-10 season with a 14-13 overall record and lost in the 

semifinals of the SCAC tournament to East Divisional and SCAC Champion, 

DePauw University, 77-50 at Millsaps College. The Lynx return 4 players who 

started games in 2009-10. Sharwil Bell (Memphis, TN) and Lakeya McGill 

(Lexington, TN) both started all 27 games in 2009-10 and will anchor the backcourt. 

Last season McGill started all 27 games, averaging 10.6 points a game and led the 

Lynx with 97 assists and finished 5th in the SCAC in the assist category. In three 

seasons McGill has scored 786 points (10.0 ppg) and dished out 239 assists. 

“Lakeya has become one of the better overall players in this league. Not only is she 

a great defender, but she has provided us with a lift on the offensive end of the 

floor,” said Dean. “Off the dribble she is a very difficult player to guard.” 

Junior Sharwil Bell returns to the Lynx after having a tremendous sophomore year. 

Bell ranked in the top 10 in six SCAC categories during the regular season. She was 

fifth in steals per game (2.0), sixth in offensive rebounds per game (2.7), eighth in 

rebounds per game (7.1). Eighth in assists per game (2.7), ninth in scoring (14.1 

points per game) and ninth in field goal percentage (45.0 percent). 

Junior center Brittany Looney (Memphis, TN) returns after having season ending 

knee surgery in 2010. Looney played in 13 games in 2009-10, starting two. Looney 

averaged 5.2 rebounds and 3.7 rebounds a game, while shooting 49% from the field. 

“Losing Brittany for the second half of the season deeply affected the depth of our 

basketball team,” said Lynx Head Coach Matt Dean “We hope to have back for the 

second half of the 2010-11 season and her return will make us immediately better. 

Senior Shelby Kramer (Germantown, TN) also gave the Lynx quality minutes in 

2009-10 and returns to give the Lynx depth inside. 

Sophomore guard Sarah Womack (Germantown, TN), returns to give the Lynx depth 

at the guard spot. In 2009-10 Womack averaged 4.8 points, 1.7 rebounds and 

dished out 50 assists for the year. “Womack is very versatile and a tremendous 

defender, “said Dean. “I expect Sarah to be one of the better overall defenders in the 

SCAC.” 

Senior Alyssa Nucaro (Valhalla, NY) returns for her senior season after being on a 

2010 NCAA Field Hockey team. Overall the Lynx welcome 6 newcomers to the 

squad. Junior Alice Havner (Bentonville, AR), sophomores Alexandra Downey (Cold 

Spring, NY) and Jaime Maxey (Atlanta, GA) and freshman Amy Handelman 

(Jackson, MS), Sara Olds (Martin, TN), and Bethany Gunn (Jonesboro, AR).


Sewanee – University of the South 

Tigers 

2009-2010 Sewanee Statistics 


---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

33 Lauren Gulley 24 19 23.5 .355 .370 .659 4.6 0.8 27 4 14.2 

43 Dani Kabbes 22 9 19.4 .344 .263 .733 6.5 0.9 40 53 10.2 

10 Kelly Morrison 25 20 21.8 .379 .319 .741 3.5 0.9 21 1 8.7 

34 Logan Miller 25 22 22.3 .353 .356 .875 1.3 1.6 31 0 7.2 

03 Juliene Joyner 22 3 14.6 .329 .213 .640 2.5 1.0 25 3 6.3 

23 Jamie Robinson 25 24 23.2 .372 .338 .804 3.3 2.4 56 6 6.1 

12 Christina Johnson 24 0 17.2 .271 .200 .767 2.3 0.5 18 2 5.6 

22 Virginia Zakas 25 0 13.8 .309 .177 .463 2.0 1.0 54 1 5.2 

05 Claire Elliott 22 15 20.3 .333 .278 .700 3.0 2.6 23 1 5.1 

11 Alex Ginsburg 25 8 18.0 .326 .000 .606 3.8 1.9 33 5 3.2 

20 Dee Bradford 25 0 9.6 .174 .187 .563 1.0 0.3 10 1 2.1 

21 Emily Rhodes 19 0 5.1 .050 .053 .000 0.2 0.2 4 0 0.2 

Total.......... 25 .329 .280 .688 37.3 13.6 346 77 70.6 

Opponents...... 25 .443 .319 .663 56.5 19.1 235 93 80.6 

2009-10 Season (2-14/ 6-19) - Coach: Dickie McCarthy 

11/16 @ Alabama-Huntsville 60-88 L 

11/21 Brescia 55-86 L 

11/22 Emory & Henry 77-68 W 

11/24 @ Agnes Scott 60-67 L 

11/30 Emory 97-87 W 

12/5 OGLETHORPE 75-90 L 

12/8 @ Covenant 71-73 L 

12/30 St. Scholastica 83-79 W 

1/1 RHODES 92-100 L 


1/8 @ DEPAUW 64-99 L 

1/10 @ CENTRE 64-90 L 


1/17 @ TRINITY 71-95 L 

1/20 Oakwood 92-56 W 

1/22 COLORADO COLLEGE 82-82 L 

1/24 AUSTIN 72-76 L 

1/29 @ MILLSAPS 92-80 W 

1/31 @ HENDRIX 66-83 L 

2/5 @ RHODES 54-86 L 


2/10 Maryville (Tenn.) 64-73 L 

2/12 DEPAUW 37-82 L 

2/14 CENTRE 64-77 L 


Quick Facts 

Location: Sewanee, TN 37383 

Founded: 1857 

President: Dr. John M. McCardell 


Colors: Purple, Gold, White 



Head Coach 

Dickie McCarthy (7th Season) 



Amber George 

Top Returnees 

Points 

Dani Kabbes (10.2 per) 

Rebounds 

Dani Kabbes (6.5 per) 

Assists 

Claire Elliott (2.6 per) 

Steals 

Virginia Zakas (2.2 per)


Sewanee – University of the South 

Tigers 

The Sewanee Tigers are looking to put their “run and gun” style of play into high gear as they enter the 

2010-11 basketball season. The Tigers are hoping that the experience gained running the Grinnell System 

last season will translate into an improvement of the 6-19 record. 

Using their high-octane offense and aggressive full-court pressing defense, the 2009-10 Tigers led all of 

Division III women’s basketball in three-point field goals made per game (9.9). The Tigers also finished in 

the Top-15 of two other statistical categories last season, ranking sixth in turnover margin (8.3) and 14th in 

steals per game (13.8). 

Having no seniors on the squad, the junior class forms a great nucleus for this year’s Sewanee team. 

Juniors Dani Kabbes (Chesterfield, Mo., Villa Duchesne), Logan Miller (Franklin, Tenn., Christ Presbyterian), 

Claire Elliott (Louisville, Ky, Assumption) and Alex Ginsburg (Hollywood, S.C., Pinewood Prep) bring a vast 

amount of experience into this season, having all logged major minutes during their first two seasons on the 

Mountain. A fifth junior, Virginia Zakas (Atlanta, Ga., Westminster), has been lost for the season due to a 

knee injury suffered playing soccer. 

Kabbes, an All-SCAC honorable mention performer in 2008-09, returns to anchor the team in the post. While 

recording a team-best 6.5 rebounds per game, Kabbes was the second leading scorer on the team in 2009- 

10 with a 10.2 points per game average. Providing a force inside for the Tigers, she ranked third in the 

SCAC in blocked shots. 

Miller, a three-point sharpshooter, poses an ever-present deep threat for the Tigers. Having made seven 

three-pointers in a game on two separate occasions last season, she is the team’s leading returnee in threepoint 

field goal percentage. Miller scored a career-high 26 points against Millsaps College in 2009-10. 

With Ginsburg and Elliott, the important point guard position will be in good hands in 2010-11. Both are solid, 

steady performers who bring skill and leadership to the position. Much is expected of their decision-making 

ability to make the up-tempo offense successful. 

The season-ending injury to Zakas leaves a defensive hole that the team must fill. Zakas led the team, and 

was ranked fourth in the SCAC, in steals last season and she will be sorely missed in Sewanee’s full-court 

attack defense. 

Sophomores Dee Bradford (Isle of Palms, S.C., First Baptist) and Emily Rhodes (Richmond, Va., Douglas S. 

Freeman) return for their second season. Bradford played in all 25 games last season and scored a seasonhigh 

12 points against the University of Alabama-Huntsville in her first college basketball game. Sophomore 

transfer Heather Baier (Grand Prairie, Ill., Rockord Lutheran) will be expected to step in and be a contributor 

immediately. 

Four newcomers are expected to compete for playing time early for the Tigers. Paige Lowe (Tullahoma, 

Tenn., Franklin County), Clarissa Medley (LaFollette, Tenn., J. Frank White Academy), Michelle Thibodeaux 

(Decatur, Ga., Academe of the Oaks), and Kali Hutson (Winchester, Tenn., Franklin County) should add 

some much-needed depth to the team. 

The Tigers kick off the 2010-11 season at home November 15th against Covenant College. Tip-off is 

schedule for 5:00 p.m. Other non-conference games include clashes with Emory University and Agnes Scott 

College. The challenging 16-game SCAC schedule includes games against perennial national powers 

DePauw University and Trinity University. Sewanee will host in-state SCAC rival Rhodes College on Sunday, 

February 6th. 

“The effort and enthusiasm exhibited by the players early on during practice leaves me very optimistic about 

the upcoming season,” says veteran head coach Dickie McCarthy. “We will be very small in stature but large 

in heart. Hopefully, that will carry us a long way. These kids have bought into our system of play and are 

determined to turn this program around. When you see them at work, it’s hard to argue that they won’t be 

successful.”


Southwestern University 

Pirates 

2009-2010 Southwestern Statistics 


---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

22 Shae Seagraves 26 24 32.8 .388 .292 .752 5.6 2.2 40 35 15.5 

44 Staley Mullins 26 24 31.0 .473 .000 .713 6.9 1.9 14 58 10.9 

34 Katie Kern 26 1 20.9 .463 .000 .659 5.1 1.0 6 26 8.7 

10 Katelyn Bartell 26 24 29.0 .466 .250 .733 4.3 1.6 33 1 8.2 

14 Jessica Herbst 26 24 25.6 .378 .411 .791 2.7 2.3 20 10 5.9 

21 Anna Fareed 17 0 14.2 .433 .452 .852 0.9 0.4 12 1 5.6 

20 Narisa Trammell 25 23 30.8 .273 .231 .679 2.2 2.9 49 5 5.3 

32 Reilly Robertson 11 0 9.9 .208 .333 .500 1.7 0.5 2 3 1.9 

42 Taylin Eckols 25 0 6.4 .283 .306 .500 0.7 0.4 1 0 1.7 

05 Jaci Jones 25 0 8.7 .233 .000 .444 1.5 0.4 7 2 0.7 

33 Cheyenne Radcliff 13 0 2.2 .200 .000 .333 0.2 0.0 0 2 0.3 

50 Bronwyn Tyler 20 0 3.8 .182 .000 .400 0.6 0.3 2 0 0.3 

Total.......... 26 .397 .311 .700 36.0 13.2 186 143 61.4 

Opponents...... 26 .354 .306 .762 42.8 12.6 268 52 66.2 

2009-10 Season (6-10 / 10-16) - Coach: Pam Ruder 

11/15 @ Dallas 60-72 L 

11/21 @ Mary Hardin Baylor 52-73 L 

11/27 LaGrange 76-68 W 

11/28 Otterbein 76-69 W 

12/3 @ TRINITY 53-68 L 

12/6 Dallas 66-57 W 

12/18 Beloit 48-54 L 

12/19 Wisconsin-Whitewater 51-73 L 

12/28 Central 82-62 W 

12/29 Hardin-Simmons 56-60 L 


1/3 AUSTIN 37-55 L 

1/8 @ MILLSAPS 66-59 W 

1/10 @ HENDRIX 64-85 L 

1/15 SEWANEE 83-71 W 


1/22 @ DEPAUW 38-67 L 

1/23 @ CENTRE 50-80 L 

1/29 RHODES 62-66 L 

1/30 BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN 57-75 L 


2/6 HENDRIX 70-55 W 

2/12 @ COLORADO COLLEGE 79-86 L - OT 

2/14 @ AUSTIN 58-64 L 

2/19 TRINITY 57-68 L 


Quick Facts 

Location: Georgetown, TX 78626 

Founded: 1873 

President: Dr. Jake B. Schrum 



Nickname: Pirates 


Head Coach 

Kerri Brinkoeter (4th Season) 



Julie Wilke 

Top Returnees 

Points 

Shae Seagraves (15.5 per) 

Rebounds 

Staley Mullins (6.9 per) 

Assists 

Shae Seagraves (2.2 per) 

Steals 

Shae Seagraves (1.5 per)


Southwestern University 

Pirates 

With the beginning of the 2010-11 Southwestern women's basketball season about to commence 

many things may look the same on the sideline, but they are far from it in action. 

Head Coach Kerri Brinkoeter returns to the helm for the Pirates after a brief hiatus. "I am so 

excited to be back at Southwestern," states Coach Brinkoeter. "This is my alma mater, my home 

and I am thrilled to be back in the roll that I feel like I didn't get to fulfill last time." 

"The enthusiasm had to be changed," reflects Coach Brinkoeter. "I have been watching this team 

the last few years and have seen the things that have happened. I wanted to make sure that I 

came in with a lot of energy, enthusiasm and a positive outlook for our future." 

Part of that enthusiasm comes from a solid core of returners and strong senior class of All-SCAC 

selections Shae Seagraves and Staley Mullins (pictured) plus Anna Fareed who made a 

statement after transferring in mid-season last year. "Shay and Staley bring a calmness to the 

team that, with a lot of newcomers, is very important," says Coach Brinkoeter. "They may bring 

different personalities and aspects of the game to the court, but they gel together very well while 

Anna has really stepped up and has a competitive drive that is amazing." 

Seagraves was the leading scorer for the Pirates last season, averaging 15.5 points per game. 

Mullins led the team in field goal percentage at 47.3% per game and Fareed was the leader in 

three point percentage at 45.2%. Mullins and Seagraves were one, two in rebounds averaging 

6.9 and 5.6 rebounds per game respectively. 

Also returning from last year's starting line-up is sophomore Katelyn Bartell. Bartell is a feisty 

guard that was second on the team in field goal percentage at 46.6% and third in steals 

averaging 1.3 per game. 

Adding to the strong group of returners is a large group of newcomers that have the work ethic 

needed to have a great season. "With the team knowing that we can move forward and that the 

conference tournament is in our sites and reachable I think they are very excited about what is to 

come," states Coach Brinkoeter. 

What is to come is a schedule of 13 road games beginning at the University of Dallas on 

November 15th. The Pirates struggled on the road last season and Coach Brinkoeter looks to 

change the habit. "When we are on the road it is a mind-set and mentality that it is just another 

basketball game. We are just going to go and play hard with high intensity at all times." 

Coach Brinkoeter hopes to continue one trend from last season, however, that of stingy defense. 

The Pirates held teams to shooting 34.2% from the floor, second best in the conference, in 2009- 

10. "Holding teams to a low shooting percentage is phenomenal and something they did well last 

year and we are going to try to carry on that trend, looking to our seniors to continue that this 

year." 

Southwestern hosts their first home game on November 23rd as they take on LeTourneau 

University at 6:00 pm and then host Trinity in their first SCAC match-up of the season on 

December 3rd at 6:00 pm. 

We are going to bring excitement to the league," states Coach Brinkoeter about the upcoming 

season. "It is exciting to get back on the court with Southwestern and show the league that we 

are here and going to be challenging some folks throughout the year even with a talented, deep 

conference."



Tigers 

2009-2010 Trinity Statistics 


---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

24 Abby Dietert 26 26 32.7 .508 .000 .714 5.9 2.4 39 23 13.2 

35 Kelsey Goodell 24 12 24.1 .418 .393 .736 7.1 0.2 14 39 13.0 

20 Ali Marzella 26 24 32.5 .362 .325 .810 4.5 2.5 61 10 12.7 

34 Danielle Hubenak 26 26 32.8 .410 .355 .839 4.5 4.3 50 2 12.4 

30 Alexandra Blake 26 18 17.1 .404 .382 .731 2.8 0.9 13 3 4.6 

10 Anne Waidelich 25 6 12.8 .370 .417 .756 2.3 0.3 13 0 3.8 

21 Lindsey Hovland 26 10 13.7 .400 .000 .872 3.8 0.5 11 24 3.5 

00 Claire Gerall 26 0 12.8 .307 .246 .643 1.4 0.4 5 0 3.3 

25 Megan D'Errico 25 7 11.7 .509 1.000 .550 1.6 0.0 18 0 2.6 

22 Landes Randall 8 0 5.1 .250 .000 .750 2.3 0.1 2 0 1.9 

15 Lauren Hickey 21 1 10.2 .245 .241 .333 0.8 0.5 3 0 1.5 

23 Amanda Patterson 19 0 6.5 .200 .000 .714 1.8 0.2 10 0 1.2 

12 Jana Tucker 1 0 0.0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 

Total.......... 26 .404 .321 .756 39.7 12.2 239 101 70.5 

Opponents...... 26 .378 .299 .666 41.0 11.7 220 90 66.6 

2009-10 Season (11-5 / 17-9) - Coach: Amie Bradley 

11/20 Hardin-Simmons 79-69 W 

11/21 McMurry University 91-90 W - OT 

11/24 Mary Hardin Baylor 77-67 W 

11/30 Otterbein 72-71 W 


12/19 Beloit 57-42 W 

12/20 Scranton 49-65 L 

12/28 Bluffton University 84-67 W 

12/29 Wisconsin-Stout 67-82 L 

1/2 AUSTIN 49-74 L 


1/8 @ HENDRIX 51-57 L 

1/9 @ MILLSAPS 62-58 W 


1/17 SEWANEE 95-71 W 

1/22 @ CENTRE 70-60 W 

1/23 @ DEPAUW 56-83 L 


1/30 RHODES 92-86 W - OT 

2/5 HENDRIX 70-71 L 


2/12 @ AUSTIN 54-58 L 



2/20 @ Dallas 61-62 L 

2/26 Centre (SCAC Tourney) 68-77 L 

Quick Facts 

Location: San Antonio, TX 78212 

Founded: 1869 

President: Dr. Dennis A. Ahlburg 


Colors: Maroon, White 



Head Coach 

Amie Bradley (6th Season) 



Lee Aduddell 

Top Returnees 

Points 

Abby Dietert (13.2 per) 

Rebounds 

Abby Dieter (5.9 per) 

Assists 

Danielle Hubenak (4.3 per) 

Steals 

Danielle Hubenak (1.9 per)



Tigers 

When the 2010-11 edition of the Trinity Tigers women’s basketball takes the floor Nov. 20 at Texas-Tyler, they will have some players 

who have been around the block. 

Leading the charge for sixth-year Head Coach Amie Bradley will be six experienced seniors. As juniors, they helped guide last year’s 

Tigers to a 17-9 overall record, and an 11-5 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference mark. 

“With the seniors we have returning, the ability to shoot the basketball is still there,” said Coach Bradley, whose Tigers averaged 70.5 

points per game. “Our senior class is strong, and we have a great group of freshmen. We are looking forward to having a more 

consistent, high level of play throughout the year.” 

Danielle Hubenak, a 5-foot-7 senior guard from San Antonio (Churchill), made the All-SCAC First Team. Hubenak, one of three 

returning starters, dished out 113 assists last season (4.3 per game), and broke an 11-year Trinity record for career assists (334). She 

scored 12.4 points per game, grabbed an average of 4.5 rebounds, and recorded 50 steals (1.9 per game). Hubenak had a seasonhigh 

of 25 points, in a SCAC game with Colorado College. 

Lindsey Hovland, a 6-foot-1 senior post from Colleyville, Texas (Heritage), blocked 24 shots, averaged 3.5 points, and pulled in 3.8 

rebounds per contest. Hovland recorded 11 rebounds against Birmingham-Southern in a SCAC tilt. 

A key returning starting junior is Abby Dietert, a 5-foot-10 forward from Cibolo, Texas (Steele). Dietert earned All-SCAC Second Team 

honors, while leading the Tigers in scoring (13.2 points per game). She also was the top shooter (50.8 percent), and was second in 

rebounding (5.9 per game). Dietert’s best scoring performance was a 22-point game against Wisconsin-Stout. 

Senior forward Megan D’Errico, a 5-foot-10 forward from Issaquah, Wash. (Skyline), scored 2.6 points per game and grabbed 1.6 

rebounds per contest. Claire Gerall, a 5-foot-9 senior guard from Houston (Kinkaid), scored 3.3 points per game. Landes Randall, a 5- 

foot-9 forward from Spring, Texas (Klein); and Lauren Hickey, a 5-foot-11 guard from Boerne, Texas (Boerne); are two hard-working 

players who will enhance the corps of seniors. 

The sophomore class will be a group to be reckoned with. 

Anne Waidelich, a 5-foot-9 guard from Floyd, Texas (Bland), scored an average of 3.8 points and pulled down 2.3 rebounds per game. 

Amanda Patterson, a 5-foot-10 forward from Arlington, Texas (Fort Worth Nolan Catholic), played in 19 games last season. Coach 

Bradley is eagerly awaiting the return of Jana Tucker, a 5-foot-10 power forward from Katy, Texas (Seven Lakes), who did not play last 

year because of an injury. 

Trinity graduated one senior, post Alexandra Blake. 

“It’s exciting for me to have a great group of leaders,” Coach Bradley said. “Our seniors are hungry and motivated. I think you will see 

a team playing with a bit of a chip on its shoulder, based on how we finished the year. We will be pretty motivated to get better every 

game.” 

Coach Bradley was referring to a first-round loss to Centre in the SCAC Championship Tournament in Jackson, Miss., at Millsaps 

College. But, the Tigers had their moments, including a six-game winning streak to start the season. Trinity entered the 2010 calendar 

year with a 7-2 record. The Tigers also went 12-3 overall in Sams Gym, and had a 7-2 SCAC record at home. 

Trinity outscored opponents by nearly four points per game, and shot 40.4 percent from the field. Opponents were limited to 37.8 

percent. The Tigers averaged 39.7 rebounds per game, and the opposition had a slight edge, at 41.0 per game. 

A total of nine first-year players join the Tiger ranks this season, and Assistant Coach Lee Aduddell couldn’t be more pleased. 

“In addition to a strong returning core, we've added an excellent freshman class we expect to contribute,” Coach Aduddell said. “We 

are ready to get under way!” 

Two players from Albuquerque, N.M., Bria Leitch, a 5-foot-6 guard (La Cueva); and Victoria Perko, a 5-foot-10 forward (St. Pius); were 

part of teams which won back-to-back New Mexico state championships. Leitch, an outstanding shooter, will bring depth to the 

backcourt, and Perko adds size and power. 

The guard position will be strong, with the addition of 5-foot-9 sharpshooter, Nicolette Halbleib of Aurora, Colo. (Grandview). Sam 

Couch, a 5-foot-7 guard from Dallas (Lake Highlands), will also make a statement on the court. 

The versatile Murphy Burns, at 5-foot-8, plays both guard and forward, and hails from Oklahoma City (Heritage Hall). Libby Kruse, a 5- 

foot-8 forward, comes to campus from Minnestrista, Minn. (Orono). Adding height to the Tiger team is 6-foot post Taylor Rubottom of 

Austin, Texas (Waldorf). 

Two members of Trinity’s volleyball team will join the basketball Tigers after their season. Both are from the San Antonio area, and 

attended Bracken Christian School. Kelsey Daniel of Spring Branch, is a 6-foot post (middle blocker in volleyball); and Maryn Swierc, 

from Bulverde, is a 5-foot-8 forward (setter on the volleyball team). 

The Tigers open their home season Dec. 28-29 with the Trinity Christmas Classic. The SCAC Championship Tournament is slated for 

Feb. 25-27, and again will be played in Jackson. At stake is an automatic berth in the NCAA playoffs. 

“One of the reasons I love being at Trinity,” Coach Bradley added, “ is that no matter what Trinity team you’re watching, you are going 

to see great people playing a sport they have a passion to play.”

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