Winter 2009 CSM Athletic Guide - College of Southern Maryland

The College of Southern Maryland (CSM) is aregionally accredited institution that delivers qualityprograms and services to 58 percent of thetri-county residents who attend higher educationinstitutions in Maryland.CSM is one institution serving all of SouthernMaryland. It operates four campuses in the region:the La Plata Campus and the Waldorf Center forHigher Education, both in Charles County; thePrince Frederick Campus in Calvert County; and theLeonardtown Campus in St. Mary’s County.The college is a public, open-door institution. Thecollege’s continued success is an outcome of outstandingfaculty and staff, who work to help a diversestudent population reach its educational goals.CSM offers 65 associates degrees, 36 certifi cates,and 34 letters of recommendation in increasinglyfl exible formats. In addition to an array of associate’sdegree programs, CSM provides bachelor’s degreeopportunities locally through partnerships withUniversity of Maryland University College, St. Mary’sCollege of Maryland, Capitol College, University ofBaltimore, Towson University, Stevenson University,Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Bowie StateUniversity, University of Maryland College Park, andmore. The college also helps people reach theirpotential through career training and personal growth.The College of Southern Maryland has one mission:to prepare students and the community to meet thechallenges of individual, social, and global changes.For more information on CSM’s programs orevents, call the Information Center at 301-934-7766,or visit www.csmd.edu.

Athletic StaffMICHELLE RUBLEDirector of Student Lifeand AthleticsMichelle graduated fromLa Plata High School and wasvery active there in volleyball,basketball, softball, band,cheerleading, and SGA. Herhigh school honors includethe prestigious Scholar Athleteof the Year award and manyAll-SMAC and All-Countyhonors. Her sport of choice atthe college level was volleyball at Elon University, NorthCarolina, where she was a three-year captain and anAcademic All-American. Michelle began her career inathletics as the head volleyball coach at CSM in 1991 andwas hired into her current full-time position in 2001. Amongher awards and honors in her tenure at CSM are MDJUCOCoach of the Year for volleyball in 2002 and MDJUCOAthletic Director of the Year for 2002 to 2003.Michelle serves on the NJCAA Executive Committee.She is the NJCAA chair for Nominations and Elections aswell as Women’s Lacrosse, and is the NJCAA Women’sRegional Director for Region XX.Michelle has a master’s degree from the College ofNotre Dame of Maryland. She resides in Charles Countywith her husband Gary and their two children, Brockand Devin.RICHARD COFFINAthletic Facilities andEvent ManagerRick has been at theCollege of Southern Marylandsince December 1999. Beforejoining the CSM staff, he taughtPE and health at GeorgetownDay School in Washington, DC.Rick also has coaching experiencein numerous sports at themiddle school level, and assistedin forming a middle schoolathletic league of local area private schools of which heserved as president for three years. Rick has coachedbasketball and baseball at the high school level also. He wasthe head men’s basketball coach at Georgetown Day fortwo years and also served as an assistant basketball coach atWakefield High School in Arlington, Virginia for three years.Rick received his master’s degree in sports administrationfrom Florida State University in 1999. While at FSU Rick workedgame day management at all of the home softball games,and was assistant director of the 1999 Atlantic CoastConference (ACC) Softball Tournament hosted by FloridaState. Rick also gained valuable experience working in theSports Information Department at FSU by serving as assistanteditor of the Volleyball Media Guide.TIM MURPHYAthletic Coordinator andAthletic Academic Advisor/Athletic TrainerWith close to 20 yearsof experience as a certifi edathletic trainer, Tim has servedas the head athletic trainer forEureka College of Illinois andAugustana College of SouthDakota. He came to CSM asour Athletic Trainer in 2001. Heearned his bachelor’s degreein psychology from Iowa State University and his master’sdegree in exercise and sports sciences comes from thehighly selective graduate athletic training program atthe University of Arizona. In addition to his athletic trainingduties, Tim oversees the Student Athlete Success Program.He and his wife, Angela, live in La Plata with their sonsWes and Sam.RON MANNCompliance OfficerWe are extremely happyto have Ron on our staff. Hismany years of experience withathletic eligibility are an assetto the athletic department. Inaddition to his duties at CSM,he is the secretary-treasurerfor the men’s division of theNJCAA. He has been aprofessor and the coordinatorof athletics at Prince George’sCommunity College (Largo, MD) since 1968, retiringin 2005.In his tenure at Prince George’s, Mann coached themen’s soccer team, baseball team, men’s basketballteam, softball team, and bowling team.In 1962 Mann received his bachelor of science degreefrom Frostburg State College, where he lettered in soccer,basketball, and baseball. He went on to receive his Masterof Arts degree from George Washington University in 1965.An 11-time NJCAA Region 20 Coach of the Year,he was inducted in the NJCAA Region XX Hall of Famein 1998. He currently chairs the NJCAA Standard & EthicsCommittee, Finance & Budget Committee, as well asserving as Division III Baseball chair. The 1999 NACDAAthletic Director of the Year, he is the past president ofthe Maryland Junior College Athletic Conference and wasthe NJCAA Soccer Coaches Association president from1986 to 2003.

CSM Coaching StaffRODNEY FUGGITTHead CoachWomen’s SoccerCHRIS JUMALONAssistant CoachWomen’s SoccerLINDA GALEAssistant CoachWomen’s SoccerTONY GALEANOHead CoachMen’s SoccerDEREK DYSONAssistant CoachMen’s SoccerAUSTIN FLOWERSAssistant CoachMen’s SoccerCOLIN HERRIOTAssistant CoachMen’s SoccerMICHELLE RUBLEHead CoachVolleyballPAT BREWERAssistant CoachVolleyballRON SWANNAssistant CoachVolleyballNILA TORIBIO-STRAKAAssistant CoachVolleyballALAN HOYTHead CoachMen’s BasketballTIM BOWIEAssistant CoachMen’s BasketballJ’VAUGHN HAWKINSAssistant CoachMen’s BasketballJIM GANLEYAssistant CoachMen’s Basketball

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Men’s BasketballProgram History• Four-time Maryland JUCO ChampionsMen’s basketball is one of the oldestprograms at the College of Southern Maryland.In fact, men’s basketball predates the PhysicalEducation facilities. Prior to the La Plata CampusPhysical Education Center’s construction in 1974,teams would practice and play home games inlocal gyms throughout La Plata.CSM fielded its strongest teams in the mid-1980sunder Coach John Mappas. His teams went 100-23from 1983-84 to 1986-87. The Hawks won the NationalDivision in MDJUCO all four of those years. Since thatpoint, the Hawks have posted winning seasons sixtimes while playing in the highly competitive MDJUCOConference.2007-2008 Year in Review• Overall record: 4-23This past season was a growing experience forthe Men’s Basketball team at the College of SouthernMaryland. They began the year with a youthful,inexperienced squad that played hard every time out.By the end of the season they showed that a datewith CSM on the court was no easy contest. Thoughthey posted only four wins last season, they werecompetitive in every game. They lost ten games byten points or less, including a six-point loss to PrinceGeorge’s Community College in the Region XXtournament. In that game they took a nine-point leadinto halftime. The previous game, they took a one-pointlead into halftime on the road against ChesapeakeCollege in the MDJUCO fi rst round playoff game.Both of those teams went on to win the Region XXChampionship in their respective divisions. The Hawkswere also privileged to have one of their players wina post season award. Laron Mann was selected thirdteam All-Region XX for his accomplishments.

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2008-2009 OutlookThis season should prove to be a good oneafter the Hawks gained invaluable experience lastseason. They return four players from last year. LaronMann and Byron Morgan anchor a strong backcourtfor the Hawks. Byron was the team’s leading scorerbefore he was sidelined with a dislocated shoulder.He has been back in the gym since April and isvery motivated for his return. Laron is coming offa sensational season, ranking in the top three inmost statistical categories for the team. He alsowas selected third team All-Region XX last season.He came back this year in even better shape thanlast year and is ready to be a leader for this team.Also returning for the Hawks are forwards DominicCooper and Brandon Dukes. Dukes led the teamin rebounds last season. He is ready to bring hisenergy back to the court. Cooper returns ready toimprove his offensive game and continue to be adefensive stopper. This year’s team features severaltransfers. Saquan Brown, Brandon Jarman, JarredBlake, and Chris Brown are expected to contributeright away. With eight sophomores the Hawks arealready a more experienced team than last season.The freshmen recruiting class has great potentialto lead the Hawks in the next couple of seasons.Adding to an already deep backcourt are TroyCummings, Dashawn Stuckey, Mike Hinton, andSterling Doleman. All are expected to competefor playing time this year. At the forward positionthe Hawks have recruited a little more size thanthey had last year. Tyrone Walker, Thomas Young,Aaron Gwynn, Dennis Boyd, and Rashad Jones willbe playing the forward positions for the Hawks thisseason. This team is deeply talented. This season willcome down to how hard they work, how well theyexecute offensively and defensively, and how wellthey share the ball.NUMERICAL ROSTER FOR CSM 2009 MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM# Name Position Height Year High School Hometown1 Laron Mann Guard 5’10” Sophomore Gwynn Park Accokeek2 Byron Morgan Guard 5’10” Sophomore Westlake Waldorf3 Aaron Gwynn Guard/ 6’2” Freshman Northern Chesapeake BeachForward4 Sterling Doleman Guard 6’0” Freshman Bishop McNamara Accokeek5 Saquan Brown Guard/ 6’4” Sophomore Thomas Stone WaldorfForward10 Dashawn Stuckey Guard 6’1” Freshman Patapsco Baltimore12 Thomas Young Guard/ 6’3” Freshman La Plata La PlataForward13 Brandon Jarman Guard / 6’4” Sophomore SMCA WaldorfForward15 Dominic Cooper Guard / 6’1” Sophomore McDonough WaldorfForward21 Mike Hinton Guard 6’2” Freshman Westlake Waldorf22 Troy Cummings Guard 5’11” Freshman McDonough Waldorf24 Brandon Dukes Guard / 6’1” Sophomore Paul VI Upper MarlboroForward25 Jarred Blake Guard 5’8” Sophomore John F. Kennedy Paterson, NJ30 Dennis Boyd Forward 6’4” Freshman Eagle Rock Los Angeles, CA32 Tyrone Walker Forward 6’5” Freshman McDonough Waldorf42 Chris Brown Forward 6’6” Sophomore Lackey Indian Head44 Rashad Jones Forward 6’5” Freshman Lackey Indian Head

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Men’s Basketball Coach Profi lesALAN HOYTHead CoachAlan Hoyt begins his secondyear at the helm of the Collegeof Southern Maryland men’sbasketball program. He gained hisexperience as an assistant coachat St. Mary’s College in Maryland,from 2005 to 2006 and King’sChristian Academy from 2004 to2005. Hoyt also coached manycamps, including co-directing the KCA Basketball Campduring the past four summers. He looks forward to coachingthe CSM Hawks this season and watching them soar to newheights. Before moving into coaching, Hoyt led Great MillsHigh School to a SMAC Championship and played fouryears at McDaniel College, notching 1,000 points during histime on the hill.Hoyt works as a physical education teacher at AndrewJackson Middle School. He lives in Great Mills, MD, with hiswife Chermere and his children Marissa, 7; and Trent, 4.TIM BOWIEAssistant CoachThe upcoming season will be TimBowie’s second year as an assistantcoach. He has been involved withthe College of Southern Marylandmen’s basketball program for manyyears, beginning as a team captainand starting player in both the2002-2003 and 2004-2005 seasons.He has worked with youth athletesthroughout the Southern Maryland area through theDepartment of Community Services where he organizedand managed a shooting clinic. He is looking forward tocoaching at CSM this season.Bowie works as the in-school suspension coordinatorat Northern High School while pursuing a bachelor’sdegree in history at UMUC. He lives with his wife Amandain Newburg, MD.J’VAUGHN HAWKINSAssistant CoachJ’Vaughn Hawkins is startinghis fi rst season coaching theCollege of Southern Marylandmen’s basketball team, but it is nothis fi rst season with the program.Hawkins graduated from FriendlyHigh School in 1999, and was akey player on the CSM men’sbasketball team from 2001 to 2003.He was the team’s leading scorer during the 2003 season.From CSM, Hawkins transferred to Coker College in SouthCarolina where he played for two years before graduatingin 2005.Hawkins has an extensive coaching resume prior to CSM.He assisted the Maryland Stallions and Bullets AAU programsfrom 2002 to 2005, and returned to Friendly where he wasthe assistant coach for three seasons. He has also spent hissummers working with the nationally-known Hoop Groupsince 2005. Hawkins will wear many hats for the team thisyear. He will recruit players, assist in on-the-court coaching,and scout opponents. Hawkins lives in District Heights, MD.JIM GANLEYAssistant CoachJim Ganley grew up inSouthern Maryland. He playedbasketball at La Plata HighSchool where he earnedAll-SMAC recognition while leadingthe team in scoring as a senior.Ganley continued his playingcareer at CSM, where he served asteam captain during his sophomoreseason. He was named All Tournament Team MVP at theEssex Slam-Jam Holiday Tournament. Ganley was a fi nalistin the Maryland JUCO Slam Dunk Contest and runner-up inthe MDJUCO Three-Point Contest. He transferred to CoastalCarolina University, SC, where he made the Big-SouthAll-Academic team as a junior. As a senior, Ganley was amember of the 2000 National Championship “Warpack”fl ag football team earning All-American Honors at widereceiver.Ganley served as a head junior varsity coach duringthe 1999-2000 season at Carolina Forest High School, SC,and assistant varsity coach at Aynor High School, SC, in2000 to 2001. He coached John Hanson Middle Schoolboy’s basketball from 2001 to 2003 in Waldorf, MD.Ganley is active coordinating summer youth camps,and supervising summer sports camps at CSM. He is currentlyteaching physical education at Mechanicsville ElementarySchool in St. Mary’s County, MD.

CSM Men’s Basketball TeamLARON MANN #1Position: GuardHeight: 5’10”Year: SophomoreHigh School: Gwynn ParkHometown: AccokeekBYRON MORGAN #2Position: GuardHeight: 5’10”Year: SophomoreHigh School: WestlakeHometown: WaldorfAARON GWYNN #3Position: Guard/ForwardHeight: 6’2”Year: FreshmanHigh School: NorthernHometown: Chesapeake BeachSTERLING DOLEMAN #4Position: GuardHeight: 6’0”Year: FreshmanHigh School: Bishop McNamaraHometown: AccokeekSAQUAN BROWN #5Position: Guard/ForwardHeight: 6’4”Year: SophomoreHigh School: Thomas StoneHometown: WaldorfDASHAWN STUCKEY #10Position: GuardHeight: 6’1”Year: FreshmanHigh School: PatapscoHometown: BaltimoreTHOMAS YOUNG #12Position: Guard/ForwardHeight: 6’3”Year: FreshmanHigh School: La PlataHometown: La PlataBRANDON JARMAN #13Position: Guard / ForwardHeight: 6’4”Year: SophomoreHigh School: Southern MarylandChristian AcademyHometown: WaldorfDOMINIC COOPER #15Position: Guard/ForwardHeight: 6’1”Year: SophomoreHigh School: McDonoughHometown: Waldorf

MIKE HINTON #21Position: GuardHeight: 6’2”Year: FreshmanHigh School: WestlakeHometown: WaldorfTROY CUMMINGS #22Position: GuardHeight: 5’11”Year: FreshmanHigh School: McDonoughHometown: WaldorfBRANDON DUKES #24Position: Guard / ForwardHeight: 6’1”Year: SophomoreHigh School: Paul VIHometown: Upper MarlboroJARRED BLAKE #25Position: GuardHeight: 5’8”Year: SophomoreHigh School: John F. KennedyHometown: Paterson, NJDENNIS BOYD #30Position: ForwardHeight: 6’4”Year: FreshmanHigh School: Eagle RockHometown: Los Angeles, CATYRONE WALKER #32Position: ForwardHeight: 6’5”Year: FreshmanHigh School: McDonoughHometown: WaldorfCHRIS BROWN #42Position: ForwardHeight: 6’6”Year: SophomoreHigh School: LackeyHometown: Indian HeadRASHAD JONES #44Position: ForwardHeight: 6’5”Year: FreshmanHigh School: LackeyHometown: Indian Head

2008-2009 MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT TIMEOctober 2008Sat. 25 JUCO Jamboree 11 a.m.at St. Peter’s College, NJWed. 29 at St. Mary’s (scrimmage) 7 p.m.November 2008Thurs. 6 Germanna (scrimmage) 7 p.m.Sat. 8 Hope Youth Vision (scrimmage) 4 p.m.Mon. 10 St. Mary’s JV 5 p.m.Thurs. 13 NOVA 7 p.m.Tues. 18 Tidewater 6 p.m.Fri. 21 Allegany * 7 p.m.Mon. 24 at Baltimore * 5:30 p.m.Tues. 25 at Rockville * 7 p.m.Sat. 29 – Sun. 30Tidewater TournamentChesapeake, VA vs.1:30 p.m.Roanoke ChowanDecember 2008Wed. 3 Hagerstown * 7 p.m.Fri. 5 Essex * 7 p.m.Tues. 9 at Lackawanna 6 p.m.Thurs. 11 at NOVA 7 p.m.Sat. 13 Cuyahoga at Prince George’s 2 p.m.Fri. 19 Prince George’s 7 p.m.January 2009Mon. 5 at Catonsville * 8 p.m.Wed. 7 Dundalk * 7 p.m.Sat. 10 at Anne Arundel 7 p.m.Sat. 17 at Cecil * 7 p.m.Wed. 21 Germantown * 5 p.m.Fri. 23 Harford * 7 p.m.Mon. 26 Potomac State 6 p.m.Wed. 28 at Chesapeake * 7 p.m.Fri. 30 Howard * 7 p.m.February 2009Wed. 4 Frederick * 7 p.m.Fri. 6 at Prince George’s * 6 p.m.Fri. 13 Garrett * 7 p.m.Fri. 20 – Sun. 22 MDJUCO Tournament TBAat Prince George’sTues. 24 1st Round Region XX Tournament TBAThurs. 26 – Sun. 1 Region XX Tournament TBAat HagerstownMarch 2009Wed. 18 – Sat. 21 National Tournament TBAat Danville, IL* Conference gameE. LARRY SANDERS,III, C.I.C., C.P.I.AEDWARD L. SANDERSINSURANCE AGENCY, INC.#10 Washington AvenuePost Offi ce Box 2828LA PLATA, MD 20646-2828301-943-9521301-884-4342D.C. 301-870-3233FAX: 301-934-1120205 West Dares Beach RoadPrince Frederick, MD 20678410-535-2512301-855-9073Fax: 410-535-5125Perc TestsSeptic TanksPlumbingDrain FieldsTrenchingHome RepairsCommercial/ResidentialKEVIN CUSIC25765 Three Notch Rd.Hollywood, MD 20636(301) 373-2233

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Women’s BasketballProgram HistoryCSM fielded a women’s basketball team in the1970s and early 80s, playing a modest 13-18 gameschedule each year. The Hawks posted winningseasons in 1983 -1984 (9-6) and 1984 -1985 (8-7) beforefolding after the 1985 -1986 season.The program was revived with a bang in2000-2001 when the team went 25-4, just missing out onwinning the MDJUCO and Region XX Championships,and a trip to the National Tournament. The Hawksposted another winning record in 2001-2002 inan abbreviated season. In 2006-2007 CSM finished15-12, and advanced to the second round of theRegion XX Tournament.The Hawks are looking to establish themselves ascontenders in the Maryland Junior College AthleticConference and Region XX this season.2007-2008 Season• Record: 8-162008-2009 OutlookCSM is fortunate to have a great coaching staff.Margarette Coleman takes over as head coach afterserving for two years as assistant coach. She brings awealth of basketball experience to the Hawks and isexcited about the opportunity to lead the program.Phillip Hempfi eld and Nicholas Owens join the staffas assistant coaches.The Hawks will be led by returning sophomoresChantal Hebron and Brooke Martin. Hebron, wholed the team in scoring and rebounding last year,will anchor the team at center. Martin will providea physical presence at forward. Her experience willbe an asset for the Hawks. Both players should be aforce in the conference this season.(2008-2009 Outlook continues...)

(2008-2009 Outlook continued)Sophomore transfers Brittany Jones and KameranEvans will provide help at forward, while sophomoreAshley Lyles will play guard.Incoming freshman include three strong guardsin Brittany Sheppard, Chelsey Dusang, and RachelEaby, while Tianna Payton and Kateria Yates willprovide help at forward.The team is hoping to have more depth then inrecent years. The team goals are to be competitivein every game and to fi nish with a winning season.NUMERICAL ROSTER FOR CSM 2009 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM# Name Position Height Year High School Hometown1 Ashley Lyles Guard 5’2” Sophomore La Plata La Plata5 Brittany Sheppard Guard 5’4” Freshman Kenton Indian Head11 Chelsey Dusang Guard 5’8” Freshman Ocean Springs Ocean Springs, MS12 Chantal Hebron Center 5’11” Sophomore Thomas Stone Waldorf22 Brittany Jones Forward 5’8” Sophomore Frederick Douglass Upper Marlboro23 Rachel Eaby Guard 5’3” Freshman La Plata White Plains25 Kameran Evans Forward 5’9” Sophomore Westlake Waldorf32 Brooke Martin Forward 5’9” Sophomore La Plata La Plata33 Tianna Payton Forward 5’6” Freshman Colonial Beach Colonial Beach, VA40 Kateria Yates Forward 5’4” Freshman La Plata La PlataAIR CONDITIONING SPECIALISTSRESIDENTIAL ISTSCOMMERCIALAIR CONDITIONING SPECIAL-Sales & Service• Central Air Conditioningand Heating• Electrical6 Irongate Dr., Waldorf301-645-7071301-843-0330SMECO PARTICIPATINGCONTRACTOR

Women’s Basketball Coach Profi lesMARGARETTE COLEMANHead CoachAfter two years workingas assistant coach, MargaretteColeman takes over the reigns ofthe College of Southern Marylandwomen’s basketball team thisyear.Coleman has an extensiveand well-traveled briefcasefull of basketball experience.In addition to Hawks basketball, she is involved as aco-founder and coach of the King George, VA, “Swish”AAU basketball club. She has coached the Kadena AirForce Base men’s basketball team in Okinawa, Japan,and directed the Alaska Basketball DevelopmentalProgram out of Anchorage, Alaska. She has a BA in socialscience from the University of California at Irvine anda master’s degree in social work from the University ofSouthern California.Coleman works as a background investigator forthe Charles County Sheriff’s Offi ce and lives in CharlesCounty, MD with her husband, Anthony, and twins Aidanand Nadia.PHILLIP J. HEMPFIELD SR.Assistant CoachPhil Hempfi eld lovesbasketball. He is the co-founderand coach of the “Swish”basketball club, an AAU programin rural King George, VA. Hissynergy with Coach Colemanearned their 14U girls team anational tournament bid in 2008.The 2008 King George HighSchool program also benefi tedfrom the “Swish” club by qualifying for its fi rst Virginia stateregional tournament in over ten years. Hempfi eld retiredfrom the U.S. Navy after 22 years of honorable service.He has experience coaching many levels including men,women and youth programs and is known for getting themost out of his players.Hempfi eld is excited about the opportunity toenhance the women’s basketball program at CSM.He works as a consulting analyst for a governmentcontractor in Dahlgren, VA. He lives in King George, VA,with his wife Janice.NICHOLAS OWENSAssistant CoachNick Owens joins the LadyHawks bringing several yearsof basketball experience. Hehas coached eight years ofYMCA basketball; winning threedivision titles. In addition, Owenswas a manager for VirginiaWesleyan College and High PointUniversity’s women’s teams forfour years. He has an associate’sdegree in business administration and a bachelor’sdegree in sport management.Owens works in the Student Success Center at CSMand lives in La Plata, MD.Rocky & ClaireGravesColonial Station6390 Crain Hwy, Suite 105La Plata, MD301-943-7955Fax: 301-934-7956

CSM Women’s Basketball TeamASHLEY LYLES #1Position: GuardHeight: 5’2”Year: SophomoreHigh School: La PlataHometown: La PlataBRITTANY SHEPPARD #5Position: GuardHeight: 5’4”Year: FreshmanHigh School: KentonHometown: Indian HeadCHELSEY DUSANG #11Position: GuardHeight: 5’8”Year: FreshmanHigh School: Ocean SpringsHometown: Ocean Springs, MSCHANTAL HEBRON #12Position: CenterHeight: 5’11”Year: SophomoreHigh School: Thomas StoneHometown: WaldorfBRITTANY JONES #22Position: ForwardHeight: 5’8”Year: SophomoreHigh School: Frederick DouglassHometown: Upper MarlboroRACHEL EABY #23Position: GuardHeight: 5’3”Year: FreshmanHigh School: La PlataHometown: White PlainsKAMERAN EVANS #25Position: ForwardHeight: 5’9”Year: SophomoreHigh School: WestlakeHometown: WaldorfBROOKE MARTIN #32Position: ForwardHeight: 5’9”Year: SophomoreHigh School: La PlataHometown: La PlataTIANNA PAYTON #33Position: ForwardHeight: 5’6”Year: FreshmanHigh School: Colonial BeachHometown: Colonial Beach, VAKATERIA YATES #40Position: ForwardHeight: 5’4”Year: FreshmanHigh School: La PlataHometown: La Plata

2008-2009 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT TIMEOctober 2008Tues. 28 NOVA (scrimmage) 6 p.m.Thurs. 30 at Columbia Union (scrimmage) 7 p.m.November 2008Wed. 5 Potomac State 6 p.m.Fri. 7 at CC of Philadelphia 6 p.m.Thurs. 13 Tidewater 5 p.m.Mon. 17 TCI (NY) 6 p.m.Fri. 21 Allegany * 5 p.m.December 2008Tues. 2 at Cecil* 6 p.m.Fri. 5 at Prince George’s * 5 p.m.Sun. 7 at Potomac State 2 p.m.Fri. 12 Dundalk * 7 p.m.Mon. 15 Anne Arundel 6 p.m.Fri. 19 Prince George’s 5 p.m.January 2009Wed. 7 at Garrett * 7 p.m.Fri. 9 Lenoir 7 p.m.Mon. 12 at Rockville 7 p.m.Thurs. 15 at NOVA 7 p.m.Wed. 21 Harford * 7 p.m.Fri. 23 at Hagerstown * 7 p.m.Mon. 26 at Howard * 7:30 p.m.Wed. 28 Rockville * 7 p.m.Sat. 31 at Anne Arundel * 2 p.m.February 2009Mon. 2 CC of Philadelphia 6 p.m.Wed. 4 Baltimore * 5 p.m.Tues. 10 Frederick * 7 p.m.Fri. 13 Valley Forge 5 p.m.Tues. 17 – Sun. 22 MDJUCO Tournament TBAat Prince George’sMarch 2009Thurs. 5 – Sun. 8 Region XX Tournament TBAat FrederickWed. 18 – Sat. 21 National Tournament TBAat Peoria, IL* Conference gameCRAIG T. GOUGHVice Presidentwww.craiggough.com3050 Crain HighwaySuite 100Waldorf, Maryland 20601Phone: 301-870-7420Fax: 301-893-1870Cell: 301-399-5630E-mail: cgough@FRMCLoans.comALEXANDERCHIROPRACTICCENTERFamily Health CarePersonalAutomobileSports &On-the-job injuriesDR. DANIEL W. ALEXANDERSolomons, MD 20688Office: 410-394-1000Fax: 410-394-6800California, MD 20619Office: 301-737-4007Fax: 301-737-4003

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