Women's Basketball 2011-12 - Kankakee Community College

Women's Basketball 2011-12

From the President
Welcome Kankakee Community
College student athletes, parents, supporters
and fans!
Having now served the college for
two years as president, I take pride in
the level of commitment and quality
of our student athletes. It is an honor
to be part of the Cavaliers family, and
I would like to thank the parents of
our student athletes, each member of
the coaching staff, and the members
of our Cavalier Club who help to
support our athletic teams.
Having been a student athlete, I am
drive, motivation, and hard work. As
aware of the desire to succeed as an
parents and educators, we pledge to
athlete. More importantly, I am aware
continue to provide the encouragement
and support to our student John Avendano, Ph.D.
of the need to succeed as a student.
Both the desire and the need may be
athletes.
President
fulfilled through the student athlete’s
The Facts
Nickname:
Lady Cavaliers
Colors:
Scarlet, White, Navy
Affiliation:
NJCAA Division II
2010-11 record:
31-3
NJCAA Division II
Region IV Champion
Home court:
George H. Ryan
Activities Building
Location:
100 College Drive,
Kankakee, IL 60901
Founded:
1966
Enrollment:
4,200
Head coach:
Donnie Denson
815-802-8614
Assistant coach:
Walt Shipman
Athletic office:
815-802-8600
President:
John Avendano, Ph.D.
Athletic Director:
Ted Petersen
815- 802-8602
Athletic facilities coordinator:
Donnie Denson
Kankakee Community College is an equal opportunity
affirmative action institution.
It has been my pleasure to attend
many of the college sporting events,
both on campus and away, but last
year’s Pack the House event to celebrate
our undefeated women’s and
men’s basketball teams was a highlight.
It is my fondest wish to see that
same occurrence this year for all of
our teams. I wish each member of all
of our teams the best of success!
Please join the Board of Trustees,
myself, faculty, staff, and all Cavalier
fans in wishing each of our teams
and coaches a successful season.
Dan Denton
July 19, 1954 - Oct. 17, 2011
“We do what we do.”
“We’ll be fine.”
35 years as a coach
Member of Illinois Basketball Coaches
Association Hall of Fame (2009)
Rest in peace, Coach.
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Lady Cavaliers 2011-12 Freshmen
2011-12 Freshmen (left to right): Kendra Pierce, Macy Brown, Antonea Stuckey, Natalie Turner, Tonishay Risby
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Women's Basketball Contibutors
Gooding Brothers/
Pioneer Seeds
Marty Felesena
Ike & Sue Lambert
Timothy Williamson
Frank & Shirley Outly
Marquis Tree Service Inc.
Iroquois Café
Nikki Redmond
Papineau Locker, Inc.
Roberts Clinic
Darin & Cheryl DePatis
Roy Erickson
Richard & Nichola Frey
Kaffer Korner
Dan & Chris Denton
Ahlden Farm
Abe & Joellen Vasquez
Kevin & Janet Lambert
Gisel & Fred Waide
Jill & Dave Christy
Donnie, Deb & David Denson
Johnnie & Kay Hoyer
Joan Ehrhardt
Joe Hruska
Tyson Engineering
Hanger & Laura
Holohan Heating
& Sheet Metal, Inc.
Rich & Mona Soderquist
Clancy-Gernon
Funeral Homes, Inc.
Bennett Commercial,
Jeff Bennett
Johnnie & Kay Hoyer
Dick & Pat Demach
George Kirchmann
Dr. Michael Corcoran
Hayden’s Athletic
Donovan Farmers Coop
Netherton’s Body Shop, Inc.
Gary & Rose Mitchell
James Richter

Season Preview
The Lady Cavaliers return to the hardwood intent on making another strong appearance at the Region IV Tournament.
The team which finished with a 31-3 record in 2011 and an appearance in the NJCAA Division II National Tournament
has five new players. Success will depend on growth, leadership, and toughness.
Coach Donnie Denson will ask the new freshmen to step up and make their presence felt on the offensive and
defensive ends. The four sophomores will be expected to lead by example and continue the hardnosed style of play
that earned a final record of 31-3 last season.
The 2011-12 schedule has the Cavs facing off against McHenry County College, South Suburban College and Moraine
Valley in Region IV Division II. Outside of Region IV, the Cavaliers will play Kalamazoo Valley, Illinois Central College,
Parkland College, and Kirkwood, Iowa.
The Lady Cavaliers expect to face several nationally ranked teams. A good recruiting year for other teams also may
produce challenges for the squad.
The 2011-12 schedule includes five contests against Division I opponents and 25 with Division II teams. It should
give the Lady Cavaliers the preparation necessary to complete for the regional championship crown.
Pack the
House!
Come see the Cavaliers
and help Pack The House
FREE ADMISSION!
Saturday, Jan. 14 vs. Highland C.C.
Lady Cavaliers game: 1 p.m.
Men’s basketball game: 3 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 11 vs. Sauk Valley C.C.
Lady Cavaliers game: 3 p.m.
Men’s basketball game: 5 p.m.
Come support the Cavaliers!
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Head Coach Donnie Denson
A native of the Peoria area, Donnie Denson has worked at KCC for 19 years, and is
proud to call Kankakee home.
Being employed by the college has brought about many positive experiences over the
years for Denson. This is the 19th season he has been associated with the women’s
basketball team in some capacity. He was an assistant coach of the Lady Cavaliers from
1997 until being named head coach for the 2000-01 season.
Over the last 11 seasons with Denson at the helm, the Lady Cavaliers have compiled a
299-75 record, a .799 winning percentage. He has continued to build upon the program’s
history of success, and the Cavaliers have now won the Region IV championship 18
times in the last 22 years.
Denson came to KCC as a Fitness Center specialist in 1992, and is currently the coordinator
of athletic facilities for the Athletic Department.
Denson graduated from Farmington East High School in Farmington, Ill., and earned a bachelor’s degree from Eureka
College. He currently resides in Kankakee with his wife, Deb, and their son, David.
Head coaching record – Donnie Denson
Year Record Finish
2000-01 26-7 Region IV Championship game
2001-02 26-9 12th place, NJCAA Div. II National Tournament
2002-03 29-7 8th place, NJCAA Div. II National Tournament
2003-04 23-12 8th place, NJCAA Div. II National Tournament
2004-05 23-8 Region IV Championship game
2005-06 25-8 Region IV Champions
2006-07 27-7 Runner-up, NJCAA Div. II National Tournament
2007-08 30-3 Runner-up, NJCAA Div. II National Tournament
2008-09 28-7 5th place, NJCAA Div. II National Tournament
2009-10 31-4 4th place, NJCAA Div. II National Tournament
2010-11 31-3 Region IV Champions
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Assistant Coach Walt Shipman
Walt Shipman, in his second season for the
Cavaliers, comes to us after serving four
years as the assistant women’s basketball
coach at South Suburban College. Previously,
he served as the head sophomore
and assistant varsity girls basketball coach
at Rich Central High School and later Marian
Catholic High School. He also organized
and served as the first president of
the Babe Ruth League in the Quad Cities;
managed baseball for 20 years in the Quad
Cities and Homewood; served two terms
as president of the Homewood-Flossmoor
High School Booster Club and currently
is sponsor of the Homewood Small Fry
basketball program after coaching there
15 years.
Shipman currently serves as assistant
executive director on the International
Small Fry Board of Directors and is a
member of the Illinois Basketball Coaches
Association and the NCAA Women’s
Basketball Coaches Association.
Walt and his wife, Ruth, reside in Manhattan.

Athletic Director
Ted Petersen is in his fourth year as the
athletic director for KCC.
Previously, he served as athletic director for
Upper St. Clair High School in Pennsylvania.
Petersen, a native of Momence, is a graduate
of Eastern Illinois University where he
served as co-captain and was a first team
All-American for the football team. Petersen
then played offensive tackle for the
Michael Corcoran, M.D. received his
degree from Southern Illinois University
School of Medicine in Springfield. His internship
was served as Butterworth Hospital
through Michigan State University followed
by an orthopedic residency at the University
of Missouri, Columbia Hospitals.
Corcoran then completed a Sports Medicine
Fellowship at the American Sports Medicine
Institute in Birmingham, Ala. He is a member
of the American Medical Association,
Pittsburgh Steelers from 1977-1984, and
played on the championship team in Super
Bowls XIII and XIV. He also played for the
Cleveland Browns and Indianapolis Colts in
1984-1985 and finished his career with the
Steelers in 1987.
Petersen and his wife Marian have three
sons, Teddy, Garrett and Samuel.
Head Athletic Trainer
Candice Brackett, LAT, ATC has an
associate degree from Waubonsee Community
College in Sugar Grove. She then
completed a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology
with an emphasis in athletic training at
Northern Illinois University. Before leaving
NIU, Brackett served as an athletic training
intern at the University of Tennessee-
Knoxville, working with men’s athletics.
She continued her education at Indiana
State University, receiving a master’s degree
in athletic training. Brackett also served as
a student representative for the state of Illinois
for the Great Lakes Athletic Trainer’s
Association (2005 to 2007). She is still
active in GLATA and also belongs to the
National Athletic Trainer’s Association, and
the Illinois Athletic Training Association.
Orthopedic Associates of Kankakee
Illinois State Medical Society, Illinois Association
of Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine
and the American College of Sports
Medicine. He is a fellow of the American
Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons and is
certified by the American Board of Orthopedic
Surgery.
Corcoran currently serves as the director
of OAK sports medicine. He is also team
physician for Olivet Nazarene University in
Bourbonnais and several area high schools.
Carey Ellis, M.D. received his bachelor’s
degree from San Diego State University in
San Diego, and his medical degree from the
University of Southern California in Los
Angeles. Ellis them completed a residency
in family medicine at Kaiser Permanente in
Woodland Hills, Calif. After four years of
private practice in Los Angeles, he completed
a sports medicine fellowship at the
University of Oklahoma College of Medicine/Eastern
Oklahoma Orthopedic Center
in Tulsa.
Ellis specializes in sports medicine, orthopedic
medicine and sports injuries. He is board
certified by the American Board of Family
Practice and also holds a certificate of added
qualifications (CAQ) in sports medicine. Ellis
is a member of the American Academy of
Family Practice and the American Medical
Society for Sports Medicine. Ellis serves as
director of sports medicine for Olivet Nazarene
University and KCC and also serves
as team physician for Bishop McNamara
Catholic and Bloom Township high schools.
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2011-12 Roster
NO. NAME POS. HT. YEAR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
5 Tonishay Risby G 5’5” Fr. Peoria/Manual
13 Jana Meister G 5’6” So. Ashkum/Tri-Point
20 Ferlaxanes Carson G 5’9” So. Decatur/MacArthur
23 Kendra Pierce G 5’6” Fr. Marietta/Busnell Prairie City
24 Macy Brown G/F 5’9” Fr. Havana/Havana
25 Leann Cook F 5’10” So. Martinsville, Ind./Martinsville
30 Natalie Turner G/F 5’10” Fr. Wyoming/Stark County
32 Antonea Stuckey F 5’11” Fr. Davenport, Iowa/Davenport North
40 Amara Williams F 5’11” So. Virgin Islands/Charlotte Amalie
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Tonishay
Risby
5Class:
#
Freshman // Height: 5’5” // Position: Guard
Hometown: Peoria
High school: Manual High School
H.S. coach: Kenny Banks
Parents: Taquella Boone/Earl Risby
Siblings: Aseanti, Saniah, Sean/Janeece, Shania,
Chassidy, Demario
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Meister
Jana
Class: Sophomore // Height: 5’7” // Position: Guard
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Hometown: Ashkum
High school: Tri-Point High School
H.S. coach: Mark Hadley
Parents: Duane & Karen Meister
Siblings: Jill, Lisa, Todd, Ryan,
Troy, Jodi & Jeff
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#

Ferlaxanes
Carson
Class: Sophomore // Position: Guard // Height: 5’9”
Hometown: Decatur
# 20
High school: MacArthur High School
H.S. coach: Gwen Meux
Parent: Cheryl Carson
Siblings: Ken, Chazaray,
Corinthian and Genesis
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Class: Freshman // Position: Guard // Height: 5’6”
Hometown: Marietta
High school: Bushnell Prairie City High School
H.S. coach: Julie Blout
Parents: Dan & Holly Pierce/Jennifer Bunch
# 23
Kendra
Pierce
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Class: Freshman // Position: Guard/forward // Height: 5’9”
Hometown: Havana
High school: Havana High School
H.S. coach: Jerry Wilson
Parents: Shelly & Pete Brown
Macy
# 24
Brown
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Leann
Cook
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Class: Sophomore // Position: Forward #// Height:
25
5’10”
Hometown: Martinsville, Ind.
High school: Martinsville
Parents: Bill & Kathy Cook
Sibling: Ryan

Turner
Natalie
# 30
Class: Freshman // Height: 5’10” // Position: Guard/Forward
Hometown: Wyoming
High school: Stark County High School
H.S. coach: Scott Paxson
Parents: Traci &Jeff Turner
Sibling: Nathan
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Antonea
Stuckey
Class: Freshman // Position: Forward // Height: 5’11”
# 32
Hometown: Davenport, Iowa
High school: Davenport North High School
H.S. coach: Richard Uthoff
Parents: Lakeisha McCray/Antonio Stuckey
Siblings: Chara, CJ
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Class: Sophomore // Position: Forward // Height: 6’0”
Hometown: Virgin Islands
High school: Charlotte Amalie High School
H.S. coach: Myron Corbett
Parents: Avril Mayers/Deon Williams
Siblings: Tynesha
# 40
Williams
Amara
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Players who moved on
CLASS OF 2011
Kelsie Eakle – Ashford University
CLASS OF 2010
Shakeeta Cotton – Indiana University -
Purdue University Indianapolis
Khassandrae Brown – Eureka College
Sadie Gann – University of Illinois - Springfield
Brandi Pudik – University of St. Francis
CLASS OF 2009
Ashton Mertens – University of Southern Indiana
Paulina Pogorzelski – University of Illinois - Springfield
CLASS OF 2008
Abby Williams – University of Southern Indiana
Casey Siddens – University of North Carolina at Pembroke
Jenny Coronelli – Kentucky Wesleyan University
CLASS OF 2007
Cassi Siska – University of Nebraska-Omaha
CLASS OF 2006
Felicia Nekmouche – Bradley University
Casey Hadley – Olivet Nazarene University
Erin Hoffman – Olivet Nazarene University
Maggie Sillar – Olivet Nazarene University
Melissa Hawkins – Limestone College
Kamisha Wilson – Indiana Technical College
CLASS OF 2000
Shauna Comer – Wright State University (Ohio)
Margene Murdent – Goshen College (Ind.)
Laney Pellegrini – University of St. Francis
CLASS OF 1999
Valerie Burg – Butler University
Melannie Post – Ball State University
CLASS OF 1998
Angi DeWitt – University of Indianapolis
Rana Glenn – University of Indianapolis
Ryann Heap – Lewis University
Nora Hogueisson – Lewis University
CLASS OF 1997
Jessica Brester – Southwest Missouri State University
CLASS OF 1996
Angie Cacello – University of Southern Indiana
Amy Kieckbusch –Ball State University
Sandi Lamphear –Jacksonville State University
Jenny Noel – University of South Carolina - Spartanburg
CLASS OF 1995
Beth Brown –Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville
Wendy Dieterlen – University of South Carolina -
Spartenburg
Alicia Harkins - Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville
CLASS OF 2005
Samantha Lillard – Robert Morris College - Chicago
CLASS 2004
Iva Milevoj – Winthrop University
Kara Rewerts – Central Missouri State University
CLASS OF 2003
Jessica Aldrige – Southwest Missouri State University
Laura Brumfiel – University of St. Francis
Andrea Engleking – University of Southern Indiana
Valerie Zarse – University of St. Francis
CLASS OF 2002
Nikki Denton – Olivet Nazarene University
Rebecca Stewart – Florida Gulf Coast University
CLASS OF 1994
Shalanda Byers – Southwest Texas State University
Amy Mazner – Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville
CLASS OF 1993
Penny Wieringa – Eastern Michigan University
CLASS OF 1992
Tisha Little – University of Southern Indiana
Amy Wilken – Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
CLASS OF 1991
Janice Haisma – University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Cindy Schuldt – Illinois State University
CLASS OF 2001
Chakiea Jackson – IUPU Fort Wayne
Sarah McIntosh –University of Southern Indiana
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Individual Career Records
POINTS
Amy Kieckbusch 1,329 1994-96
Rebecca Stewart 1,190 2000-02
Valerie Burg 1,169 1997-99
Lisa Abry 1,140 1990-92
Andrea Engleking 1,108 2001-03
Kris Spiezio 1,084 1984-86
Becky Siebert 1,036 1979-81
Casey Hadley 1,014 2004-06
Demetria Ward 995 2009-11
Sarah McIntosh 929 1999-01
Abby Williams 892 2006-08
Kara Rewerts 891 2002-04
Geri Gulczynski 888 1978-80
Cindy Schuldt 870 1989-91
Julie Thompson 833 1987-89
Dee McClure 818 1978-80
Casey Siddens 804 2006-08
Pat Jackson 800 1991-93
Melannie Post 759 1997-99
Casey Schroeder 758 1992-94
Maggie Sillar 739 2004-06
Chakiea Jackson 733 1999-01
Valerie Zarse 716 2001-03
Pam Johnson 713 1996-98
Beth Brown 705 1993-95
Tisha Little 704 1990-92
Shakeeta Cotton 685 2008-10
Khassandrae Brown 684 2008-10
Theresa Van Hoveln 676 1977-79
Iva Milevoj 670 2002-04
Jenny Dezee 669 2000-02
Lauren Link 667 2009-11
Kayla Cripe 652 2008-10
Margene Murdent 629 1998-00
Penny Wieringa 623 1991-93
Angie Cacello 611 1994-96
Lori Abry 593 1996-98
ASSISTS
Tisha Little 416 1990-92
Jenni Noel 359 1994-96
Dee McClure 339 1978-80
Joni Corbett 328 1976-78
Felicia Nekmouche 303 2004-06
Jenny Coronelli 288 2006-08
Cassi Siska 288 2005-06
Lisa Robinson 281 1988-90
Laura Harms 266 2000-02
Kara Rewerts 253 2002-04
Rachel Noll 252 2009-11
Amber Pierce 243 1991-93
Valerie Burg 237 1997-00
Stacy Hinkle 233 2002-04
Angi DeWit 230 1996-98
Kerri Bartlow 223 1993-95
Brandi Pudik 221 2008-10
Dana Simmons 221 1990-92
Chakiea Jackson 218 1999-01
Pam Johnson 214 1996-98
Abbie Moore 203 2000-02
REBOUNDS
Demetria Ward 696 2009-11
Becky Siebert 535 1979-81
Andrea Engleking 533 2001-03
Edna Siebert 532 1980-82
Amy Kieckbusch 502 1994-96
Pat Jackson 490 1991-93
Kayla Cripe 485 2008-10
Lisa Abry 451 1990-92
Abby Williams 440 2006-08
Melannie Post 437 1997-99
Lauren Link 436 2009-11
Valerie Burg 435 1997-99
Khassandrae Brown 425 2008-10
Denita Phelps 418 2007-08 & 2009-10
Jenny Goldsberry 415 1987-88
Molly Turner 414 1985-87
Margene Murdent 404 1998-00
Theresa Van Hoveln 400 1977-79
Lisa Behrends 398 1982-84
Shelby Pancoast 390 1990-92
Maggie Sillar 388 2004-06
Rhonda West 380 1978-80
Casey Schroeder 380 1992-94
Angie Kuipers 369 1984-86
Julie Thompson 349 1987-89
Kris Spiezio 343 1984-86
Cindy Schuldt 340 1989-91
Lisa Robinson 337 1988-90
Krsiten Reeves 336 1993-95
Sarah McIntosh 334 1999-01
Beth Brown 333 1993-95
Natalie Christenson 331 2006-08
Jenny Dezee 330 2000-02
Karen Behrends 327 1978-80
THREE-POINT GOALS
Rebecca Stewart 254 2000-02
Casey Siddens 146 2006-08
Kara Rewerts 133 2002-04
Laura Harms 105 2000-02
Jordan Price 99 2008-10
Jenni Noel 90 1994-96
Pam Johnson 89 1996-98
Chakiea Jackson 85 1999-01
Shakeeta Cotton 77 2008-10
Angie Cacello 76 1994-96
Brandi Pudik 73 2008-10
Stacy Hinkle 70 2002-04
Ryann Heap 68 1996-98
Wendy Dieterlen 64 1994-95
Casey Hadley 64 2004-06
Eric Hoffman 64 2004-06
Aimee Mishler 63 2006-08
Rachel Noll 55 2009-11
Sadie Gann 52 2008-10
Chrissy Noel 51 1997-99
Angie DeWitt 49 1996-98
Jessoni Plese 44 2005-06
Amber Pierce 45 1991-93
Felicia Nekmouche 40 2004-06
Laura Valente 38 1995-97
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NJCAA National Statistics
HIGHEST RANKED SCORING
Sarah McIntosh 5th 2000-01
Lisa Abry 6th 1991-92
HIGHEST RANKED
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
Kathleen York 1st 2001-02
Amy Kieckbusch 1995-96
1994-95
Lisa Abry 1991-92
NJCAA ALL-NATIONAL
TOURNAMENT TEAM
Shakeeta Cotton 2009-10
Kayla Cripe 2008-09
Abby Williams 2007-08
Jessoni Plese 2006-07
Andrea Engleking 2001-03
Valerie Burg 1998-99
Jenni Noel 1995-96
Nicki Bryant 1992-93
Lisa Abry 1991-92
TEAM TOTAL POINTS OFFENSE
1st 2000-01
2nd 2010-11
2007-08
4th 2001-02
1995-96
1991-92
TEAM TOTAL POINTS DEFENSE
1st 1989-90
1988-89
TEAM FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
1st 1991-92
2nd 2010-11
3rd 2001-02
2000-01
1995-96
TEAM FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
1st 2001-02
2nd 2000-01
2007-08
5th 1991-92
NATIONAL TOURNAMENT MVP
Amy Kieckbusch 1994-95
TOURNAMENT RESULTS
First 1994-95
Second 2007-08
2006-07
1995-06
1992-93
Fourth 2009-10
Fifth 2008-09
Sixth 1997-98
1991-92
Seventh 1993-94
Eighth 2002-03
2003-04
Consolation Game 1990-91
2001-02
No Position 2010-11
2005-06
2001-02
1998-99
1996-97
1989-90
TEAM FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (3 PTS.)
3rd 2000-01
4th 2001-02
2012 CAVALIER CLUB CA$H BA$H
Saturday, Feb. 18, 2012 • 6:30-11 p.m.
Knights of Columbus Hall, Kankakee
Free food buffet and open bar
24 prize winners • GRAND PRIZE: $5,000
$100 donation per ticket. Only 300 tickets will be sold. Two persons admitted per ticket.
Must be 21 or older to attend. Winners need not be present.
Get your favorite number! Contact Coach Denson at 815-802-8614
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NJCAA All-Americans
Demetria Ward
2011
Jordan Price
Academic 2010
Kayla Cripe
2009
Aimee Mishler
Academic 2008
Abby Williams
2007 & 2008
Maggie Sillar
2006
Rebekah Gallagher
Academic 2006
Casey Hadley
2005 & 2006
Iva Milevoj
2003 & 2004
Andrea Engleking
2003
Jeanie Davis
Academic 2001
Rebecca Stewart
2002
Margene Murdent
Academic 2000
Valerie Burg
1998 & 1999
Laura Leaver
Academic 1998
Amy Kieckbusch
1995 & 1996
Beth Favale
Academic 1993
Lisa Abry
1992
Lisa Robinson
1990
Kris Spezio
1986
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2010-11 Results
DAY DATE OPPONENT PLACE RESULTS
Tuesday Nov. 16 Oakton C.C. Home W 75-53
Thursday Nov. 18 Lincoln College Lincoln W 102-73
Saturday Nov. 20 Morton College Home W 92-41
Tuesday Nov. 23. Danville Area C.C. Danville W 88-38
Tuesday Nov. 30 Kishwaukee College Home W 113-68
Saturday Dec. 4 Ancilla College Home W 105-50
Tuesday Dec. 7 Moraine Valley C.C. Palos Heights W 70-48
Thursday Dec.9 College of DuPage Home W 94-33
Saturday Dec. 11 McHenry County College Home W 94-46
Saturday Dec. 18 Kalamazoo Valley C.C. Home W 79-73
Tuesday Dec. 21 Prairie State College Chicago Heights W 64-59
Tues. - Thurs. Dec. 28 - 30 Illinois Central College Tournament East Peoria
KCC vs. Grand Rapids C.C. W 90-62
KCC vs. Illinois Central College W 95-70
KCC vs. Kirkwood C.C. W 91-86
Thursday Jan. 6 Waubonsee C.C. Home W 93-51
Saturday Jan. 8 Highland C.C. Freeport W 87-55
Wednesday Jan. 12 Millikin University JV Home W 121-70
Saturday Jan. 15 Sauk Valley C.C. Dixon W 85-70
Monday Jan. 17 Danville Area C.C. Home W 98-49
Saturday Jan. 22 College of Lake County Grayslake W 129-32
Tuesday Jan. 25 South Suburban College South Home W 119-80
Saturday Jan. 29 Black Hawk East College Home W 89-72
Tuesday Feb. 1 Olive Harvey College Chicago W 122-64
Saturday Feb. 5 Wilbur Wright College Home W 115-38
Thursday Feb. 10 Joliet Junior College Joliet W 103-85
Saturday Feb. 12 Illinois Central College Home W 80-70
Monday Feb. 14 Parkland College Champaign L 85-90 (OT)
Thursday Feb. 17 Highland C.C. Freeport W 126-63
Thursday Feb. 24 Region IV Div. II Quarterfinals Home
KCC vs. Morton College W 126-38
Saturday Feb. 26 Region IV Div. II Semifinals Olglesby
KCC vs. Moraine Valley C.C. W 100-62
Saturday March 5 Region IV Div. II Championship Olglesby
KCC vs. Prairie State College W 85-71
Wed. – Sat. March 16-19 NJCAA Division II National Tournament East Peoria
KCC vs. Allegany (Md.) L 69-75
KCC vs. Illinois Valley C.C. W 70-68
KCC vs. Cincinnati State Technical and Community College (Ohio) L 79-84
Final Record – 31-3
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2011-12 schedule
Day Date Opponent Time Place
Tuesday Nov. 15 Oakton C.C. 5 p.m. Des Plaines
Thursday Nov. 17 McHenry County College 5 p.m. Crystal Lake
Saturday Nov. 19 Morton College 1 p.m. Cicero
Tuesday Nov. 29 Lake Land College 5:30 p.m. Home
Thursday Dec. 1 Wilbur Wright College 5 p.m. Chicago
Saturday Dec. 3 Ancilla College 1 p.m. (EST) Plymouth, Ind.
Tuesday Dec. 6 Moraine Valley C.C. 5:30 p.m. Home
Thursday Dec. 8 Kishwaukee College 5:30 p.m. Malta
Saturday Dec. 10 Lake Michigan College 1p.m. (EST) Benton Harbor, Mich.
Saturday Dec. 17 Kalamazoo Valley C.C. 1 p.m. (EST) Kalamazoo, Mich.
Tuesday Dec. 20 Prairie State College 5:30 p.m. Home
Weds. - Thurs. Dec. 28-29 Parkland College Tournament TBA Champaign
Thursday Jan. 5 College of Lake County 5:30 p.m. Home
Thursday Jan. 12 Illinois Central College 6 p.m. East Peoria
Saturday Jan. 14 Highland C.C. 1 p.m. Home
Monday Jan. 16 North Park University JV 5:30 p.m. Home
Thursday Jan. 19 Millikin University JV 5:30 p.m. Home
Saturday Jan. 21 Waubonsee C.C. 1 p.m. Sugar Grove
Tuesday Jan. 24 South Suburban College 5 p.m. South Holland
Saturday Jan. 28 Southern Illinois
University-Edwardsville Club 1 p.m. Home
Thursday Feb. 2 Olive Harvey College 5:30 p.m. Home
Saturday Feb. 4 Highland C.C. 1 p.m. Freeport
Tuesday Feb. 7 Elmhurst College JV 5:30 p.m. Home
Saturday Feb. 11 Sauk Valley C.C. 3 p.m. Home
Tuesday Feb. 14 Joliet Junior College 5:30 p.m. Home
Thursday Feb. 16 Northwestern University Club 5:30 p.m. Home
Saturday Feb. 18 Black Hawk East College 1 p.m. Kewanee
Saturday Feb. 25 Parkland College 1 p.m. Home
Thursday March 1 Region IV Division II Quarterfinals TBA TBA
Saturday March 3 Region IV Division II Semifinals TBA TBA
Saturday March 10 Region IV Division II Championship TBA TBA
Tues. - Sat. March 20-24 NJCAA Division II National Tournament TBA East Peoria
All home games played in Activities Building at Kankakee Community College
For directions and maps, visit www.kcc.edu/directions
2010-11 final record: 31-3
Times of all games listed are Central Standard Time unless noted.