st. edward's university athletics

St. Edward’s University 

BASKETBALL 

2007–2008 

Tammy y Bartosh 

Senior 

Jackie Sa Saathoff off 

Senior 

Alesheia White 

Senior 

Becca cca Nagel 

Senior 

Alana Lara 

Senior

00 11 12 13 15 22 23 

Tammy 

Bartosh 

Alana 

Lara 

Alesheia 

White 

Sophia 

Holguin 

Whitney 

Regian 

Haley 

Tidwell 

Head Coach Asst. Coach 

Jennifer 

J.J. 

White 

Riehl 

Charron 

Sumler 

Erika 

Rowland 

Becca 

Nagel 

24 32 33 34 42 50 55 

Kelli 

Payton 

Leah 

Starr 

Jackie 

Saathoff 

Grad. Assistant 

Jennifer 

Knight 

Nicole 

Etheridge 

Sara 

Head

HILLTOPPER WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 

Quick Facts 

Tammy Tamm 

Bartosh, Senior 

Location Austin, Texas 78704 

Founded 1885 

Enrollment 5,224 

Affi liation NCAA Division II 

Conference Heartland 

Facility (Capacity) Recreation and Convocation Cen Center (1,400) 

Nickname Hilltoppers 

Colors Navy Blue and Metallic Gold 

President George E. Martin, PhD 

Athletics Director Debbie Taylor, MEd 

Associate Athletic Director/Compliance Scott Abel, JD 

Associate Athletic Director/Facilities and Events Nikki Cockrell 

Assistant Athletic Director/Student Services Jennifer White 

Faculty Athletics Representative Frank Smith, PhD 

Administrative Assistant Marilyn Wilke 

Head Athletic Trainer Melinda Terry 

Head Coach Jennifer White 

Record at School (Years) 43-65 (4) 

Career Record (Years) Same 

Assistant Coach J.J. Riehl 

2006 Record 9-18 

2006 Conference Record/Finish 6-4/2nd 

Starters Returning/Lost 5/0 

Letterwinners Returning/Lost 13/2 

Sports Information Director Logan Lawrence 

SID Offi ce Phone 512-464-8810 

SID Cell 512-636-2779 

SID Fax 512-428-1001 

SID Email loganl@stedwards.edu 

Website www.stedwards.edu/sports 

2007–08 Season 

Preview 

Pages 3 

Meet the Team 

Pages 4–11 

2006–07 Season Recap 

Pages 12–13 

History & Records 

Pages 14–21 


Athletics 

Pages 22–29 


Pages 30–31 

This is Austin 

Page 32 

2007 SEASON PREVIEW 

MEET THE TEAM 

2006 SEASON RECAP 

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SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE 

Logan Lawrence 

Sports Information Director 

Offi ce: 512-464-8810 

Cell: 512-636-2779 

E-mail: loganl@stedwards.edu 

Cross Country 

Golf 

Men’s Basketball 

Men’s Soccer 

Tennis 

Jessica Burkemper 

Student Intern 

Offi ce: 512-464-8810 

E-mail: jessb@stedwards.edu 

Softball 

Women’s Basketball 

Women’s Soccer 

Tim Hansen 

Student Intern 

Offi ce: 512-464-8810 

E-mail: thansen@stedwards.edu 

Baseball 

Volleyball 

Media Outlets 

Austin American-Statesman 

P.O. Box 670 

Austin, TX 78767 

Phone: 512-912-2952 

Fax: 512-445-3868 

Associated Press–Texas 

1005 Congress Ave., Ste. 995 

Austin, TX 78701-2469 

Phone: 512-472-4404 

Fax: 512-469-0800 

KVUE-24 ABC 

3201 Steck Ave. 


Phone: 512-459-6521 

Fax: 512-533-2233 

KEYE-TV CBS 

10700 Metric Ave. 


Phone: 512-835-0042 

Fax: 512-490-2111 

Media Information 

The 2007–2008 edition of the St. Edward’s Women’s Basketball Media 

Guide has been produced to assist you with your coverage of the 

Hilltoppers. Additional information, photographs and statistics are available 

upon request. 

COVERING PRACTICE 

Practice sessions are generally open to the media. Representatives of 

the media are encouraged to contact the St. Edward’s University Sports 

Information Offi ce to arrange easy access to players and coaches prior to 

or following practice. Practice times vary. Contact the St. Edward’s Sports 

Information Offi ce for practice times. 

PHONE INTERVIEWS 

The St. Edward’s University Sports Information Offi ce requests media 

representatives arrange phone interviews at least one day in advance. 

Phone interviews can be arranged by calling the Sports Information Offi ce. 

In maintaining St. Edward’s University Athletics’ policy, individual phone 

numbers of student-athletes may not be given out. 

INTERNET ACCESS 

For the latest news regarding St. Edward’s University Athletics, including 

updated statistics, results, press releases and historical archives, go to the 

Athletics’ website at www.stedwards.edu/sports. 

Sports Information Fax: 512-428-1001 

St. Edward’s University Recreation and Convocation Center 

KTBC-TV FOX 

119 East 10th St. 


Phone: 512-476-7777 

Fax: 512-495-7060 

NEWS 8-Austin 

1708 Colorado St. 

Austin, TX 78701-1131 

Phone: 512-531-8000 

Fax: 512-531-1234

The 2006–2007 season was one in which 

Head Coach Jennifer White’s team displayed 

tremendous improvement over the 

course of the year. Without a senior on the 

roster, the young team struggled against a 

diffi cult early non-conference schedule but 

surged in January and February en route to a 

second place fi nish in the Heartland Conference. 

Their 6–4 mark in the Heartland left 

them just one game behind the conference 

champion, Montana State–Billings. Despite 

an overall record of 9–18, the Hilltoppers won 

seven of their last 12 regular season games 

and are looking to parlay that momentum 

into a successful 2007–2008 campaign. This 

season, the team will be relying heavily on 

experience and maturity, with 13 returning 

players and one transfer. Here’s a breakdown 

of this year’s squad: 

POINT GUARD This year’s squad will have 

the luxury of three solid players on the point: 

junior Whitney Regian, senior Alana Lara 

and sophomore Kelli Payton. Regian started 

26 games last season and was the team’s 

second-leading scorer, averaging 8.1 points 

per game. She also was the co-leader in 

three-point shots with 35. Lara missed the 

majority of the games in 2006–2007 with 

injuries, so the infusion of her aggressiveness 

and leadership should give the team a great 

boost. Payton, who played exclusively at the 

shooting-guard position a year ago, will see 

her role expand this season. Since Regian 

also has the skills to play a perimeter wing 

spot, Coach White will have the fl exibility to 

play more than one of these three together in 

certain situations. 

FORWARD/PERIMETER Senior Tammy 

Bartosh, who started all 27 games last season, 

was fi fth in scoring with 6.9 points per 

game and second in rebounding with 5.9 per 

game. She also earned the Heartland Conference 

Defensive Player of the Year award and 

second-team all-conference honors. Having 

played signifi cant minutes for the past three 

seasons, Bartosh is one of the most experienced 

players in the conference. Haley 

Tidwell, a sophomore, contributed off the 

bench in 26 games and was the third-leading 

scorer with 7.7 points per game. A great 

long-range shooter, Tidwell was tied with 

Regian for three-pointers made on the year 

at 35. Senior Becca Nagel and sophomore 

Nicole Etheridge are expected to undertake 

expanded roles from last season. The quartet 

of Bartosh, Tidwell, Nagel and Etheridge 

will be called upon to collectively plug the 

gap left by a season-ending injury to junior 

Sophia Holguin. Holguin, who started all 

27 games last season and was the leading 

scorer with 8.6 points per game, will redshirt 

during the 2007–2008 season. 

POST Sophomore Sara Head started 19 of 

27 games last season. Head’s physical inside 

play made her the team’s leading rebounder 

with 6.2 boards a game and fourth-leading 

2007–2008 SEASON PREVIEW 

scorer with 7.1 points. She earned Heartland 

Conference honorable mention honors. Joining 

Head up front are junior Charron Sumler 

and seniors Aleshiea White and Jackie 

Saathoff. Sumler started 15 of 26 games and 

averaged 4.5 rebounds and 6.5 points per 

game. Her active rebounding and shot-blocking 

ability helped Sumler earn Heartland 

Conference honorable mention honors. White 

proved to be a reliable post defender and 

rebounder a year ago while starting fi ve of 25 

games and averaging 3.8 points. Saathoff, 

a blue-collar type player who runs the fl oor 

exceptionally well, started 15 of 25 games 

and averaged 3.2 points per game. Junior 

Erika Rowland continued to improve and is 

a player that Coach White depends upon to 

cause match-up problems inside for opposing 

post players. The team’s only newcomer 

is junior Leah Starr, a transfer from Southern 

Methodist. White says Starr will be a versatile 

inside-outside offensive threat with the ability 

to score in the paint and make long-range 

shots from the perimeter. 

2007–2008 SCHEDULE The tradition of 

playing an arduous non-conference slate 

will continue for the Hilltoppers this season. 

They will face a large number of regionally 

and nationally ranked Division II opponents 

in preparation for the Heartland schedule. 

Many of these matchups will come from the 

powerful Lone Star Conference, including 

games against Abilene Christian, Angelo 

State, Tarleton State, Southeastern Oklahoma, 

East Central and Midwestern State. Some 

national challenges will also come on the 

team’s mid-December trip to the Bahamas 

Sunshine Shootout in Nassau. The Heartland 

Conference race is sure to be a competitive 

one, with in-state rivals Incarnate Word 

and St. Mary’s expected to be formidable 

contenders. 

“Last year’s team was very young, in terms of 

experience,” says White. “There were several 

games where we lost in the fi nal minutes 

because we didn’t know how to fi nish the 

game. We’re going to try to change that this 

season and have the right mentality to do 

so.” The team, which White has described 

as a fun group that pulls for one another, has 

adopted the motto “We don’t work out, we out 

work.” With that in mind, the squad is looking 

forward to the challenging competition that 

lies ahead. 

2007–2008 Roster 

No. Player Pos. Ht. Yr./Exp. Hometown/Previous School 

00 Tammy Bartosh F 5-10 Sr./3L Duncanville, Texas/Duncanville HS 

11 Alana Lara G 5-5 Sr./1L Willis, Texas/Collin County CC 

12 Sophia Holguin G 5-9 Jr./2L Las Cruces, N.M./Mayfi eld HS 

13 Whitney Regian G 5-8 Jr./1L Aledo, Texas/TCU 

15 Charron Sumler F 5-10 Jr./2L San Antonio, Texas/O’Connor HS 

22 Becca Nagel F 5-9 Sr./3L Boerne, Texas/Boerne HS 

23 Nicole Etheridge G 5-8 So./1L Houston, Texas/Cypress-Fairbanks HS 

24 Kelli Payton G 5-9 So./1L Wimberley, Texas/Wimberley HS 

32 Alesheia White F 6-1 Sr./1L Pfl ugerville, Texas/UT Arlington 

33 Leah Starr F 6-1 Jr./TR Georgetown, Texas/SMU 

34 Haley Tidwell F 5-9 So./1L Boyd, Texas/Boyd HS 

42 Erika Rowland F 6-4 Jr./2L Austin, Texas/Westwood HS 

50 Jackie Saathoff F 5-11 Sr./3L Granbury, Texas/Granbury HS 

55 Sara Head F 6-2 So./1L Keller, Texas/University of Pacifi c (Calif.) 

Head Coach: Jennifer White (Fifth Season, Louisiana Tech, ’83) 

Assistant Coach: J.J. Riehl (Sixth Season, St. Edward’s, ’02) 

Graduate Assistant: Jennifer Knight 

Volunteer Assistant: Jim Stern 


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Jennifer White 

Head Coach, Fifth Season 

Louisiana Tech University, ’85 

Jennifer White enters her fi fth season as head women’s 

basketball coach at St. Edward’s University. During her 

tenure, White has led the Hilltoppers to a 43–65 record. 

Last season, White led her team to the semifi nals of the 

Heartland Conference Tournament, where they fell in overtime 

to Incarnate Word. In the 2005–2006 season, she led 

St. Edward’s to the Heartland Conference regular-season championship. For her 

efforts, White was named Heartland Conference Coach of the Year. 

White came to the hilltop from the PlayStrong division of Ironsmith Corporation 

in Austin, which she developed. PlayStrong has received national and statewide 

recognition for its development of fundamental basketball skills and its training and 

conditioning programs. Its clients have included coaches and athletes from junior 

high school to the professional level, including Harvard, Yale, Boston College, 

Dartmouth, University of Minnesota, Texas A&M, Bentley, Trinity, Bethel College and 

the ABL Colorado Explosion. 

Her education and playing experience began in 1979 at women’s basketball powerhouse 

Louisiana Tech University in Ruston, La. During her time at Louisiana Tech, 

she was a member of the 1981 AIAW Division I and 1982 NCAA Division I national 

championship teams. In 1983, she earned her undergraduate degree in Physical 

Education and was awarded an NCAA post-graduate scholarship. She earned 

an MS in Physical Education from Louisiana Tech in 1985. Following that, she was 

hired as a full-time assistant coach by legendary Coach Leon Barmore and spent 

the next fi ve years (1985–1990) with the Lady Techsters. During that time, the team 

posted an impressive 153–15 record, including four Final Four appearances and a 

national championship in 1988. 

After leaving Louisiana Tech in 1990, she accepted an assistant coaching position 

at UT–Austin under Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame member Jody Conradt. She 

spent the next three years recruiting, on-fl oor coaching, and preparing the Lady 

Longhorns on the defensive end of the fl oor. 

J.J. Riehl 

Assistant Coach, Sixth Season 

St. Edward’s University, ’02, MAHS ’04 

J.J. Riehl is in her sixth season as the assistant coach for the Hilltoppers. Riehl’s primary duties include working with 

perimeter players, recruiting, budgeting, purchasing equipment, scheduling games and monitoring student-athlete 

academic status. 

Riehl is entering her fi fth year under the direction of Head Coach Jennifer White. Both have worked long and hard to 

turn the program around. That work paid off in 2005–2006 with a 15–12 overall record, a co-conference championship 

and the program’s fi rst bid to the Heartland Conference tournament. Riehl has helped produce 13 all-conference players and one conference 

player of the year during her fi ve seasons. 

Riehl was an all-state player from 1996 to1998 for Dripping Springs High School. Her team reached the 3A State Tournament three times, earning 

two state runner-up titles and one state semifi nalist. 

Riehl was a three-year starter and a two-year team captain for the Hilltoppers. She received such honors as second-team all-conference in 

1999–2000 and all-conference honorable mention in 2001–2002. She fi nished her basketball career at St. Edward’s by scoring her 1,000th 

point in January 2002. 

Riehl received her bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology in 2002 and earned a Master of Arts in Human Services with a Sports Management concentration 

in the summer of 2004.

00 Tammy Bartosh 

Senior | 5-10 | Forward 

Duncanville | Duncanville HS 

MEET THE TEAM 

HILLTOPPER CAREER 

Junior: One of two players to start all 27 games for the Hilltoppers; second on the he 

team in rebounds (5.9 rpg) and assists (55); named second-team all-conference e 

and the Heartland Conference Defensive Player of the Year; tallied a double-double uble 

with 11 points and 10 rebounds in a victory over UT–Permian Basin (2/8/07); had d a 

season-high 12 rebounds versus UT–Permian Basin (1/25/07); registered a seasononhigh 15 points to go along with eight rebounds versus Montana State–Billings (1/7/07); scored in double fi gures 

in seven games. 

Sophomore: Started all 27 games; led the team in offensive (67) and defensive (97) rebounds; led the team am in 

rebounds per game (6.1); second on the team in average minutes (30.5); second on the team in three-point nt fi eldgoal 

percentage (.370); earned honorable mention all-conference; had a double-double with 16 points and d 10 

rebounds in a victory over Eastern New Mexico (12/10/05); tallied 14 points and 11 rebounds in an overtime me vic- victory 

over Panhandle State (1/11/06); dished out a career-high six assists versus Western New Mexico (2/18/06). 8/06). 

Freshman: Started all 27 games; led the team in offensive rebounds (67); third on the team in rebounds per 

game (5.5) and assists (40); averaged 5.6 points in 29.3 minutes; registered fi rst career double-double with th 10 

rebounds and 10 points against Panhandle State (2/3/05). 

HIGH SCHOOL CAREER 

Played four years for Coach Cathy Self-Morgan at Duncanville High School; as a senior was named fi rst-team eam 

all-district and was the team’s defensive player of the year; also named academic all-district all four years and 

academic all-state for three years; was a member of state championship team her junior season. 

PERSONAL 

CAREER STATISTICS 

Birthday: Jan. 28, 1986 

Year GP-GS Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct O-D-R Avg A TO BK ST Pts Avg 

Parents: Tom and Carol Bartosh 

2004–05 27-27 792-29.3 52-133 .391 2-8 .250 45-70 .643 67-82-149 5.5 40 48 7 13 151 5.6 

Siblings: brothers, T.J., Cliff and Craig; 

2005–06 27-27 824-30.5 71-178 .399 10-27 .370 39-54 .722 67-97-164 6.1 42 39 4 27 191 7.1 

sister, Catherine 

2006–07 27-27 822-30.4 62-214 .290 20-78 .256 43-61 .705 61-98-159 5.9 55 57 1 24 187 6.9 

Major: Elementary Education 

Total 81-81 2438-30.1 185-525 .352 32-113 .283 127-185 .686 195-277-472 5.8 137 144 12 64 529 6.5 

11 Alana Lara 

Senior | 5-5 | Guard 

Willis | Willis HS (Collin County CC) 


Junior: Appeared in four games, starting one of them for the Hilltoppers; averaged ged 

2.5 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game; scored four points and dished out three assists 

at Montana State–Billings (1/707); had a career-high four rebounds in a victory tory 

over Lincoln (1/3/07). 

PRIOR TO ST. EDWARD’S 

Lettered two seasons for Head Coach Jeff Allen at Collin County Community College; named fi rst-team allconference 

her freshman season; named fi rst-team all-conference and the conference’s defensive player of the 

year while leading her team to a 20–11 record and the regional tournament for the fi rst time in school history; y; 

also named academic all-America her sophomore season. 


Played four years for Head Coach Kelly Savoy at Willis High School; named fi rst-team all-district her junior and 

senior seasons; named the district’s defensive player of the year and TABC Academic all-state while leading g her 

team to an area championship her senior season. 

PERSONAL 

Birthday: Aug. 16, 1986 

Parents: Alexander Jr. and Melanie Lara 

Siblings: brothers, Alexander III and Ben; sisters, Carolyn and Jennifer 

Major: Kinesiology 



2006–07 4-1 51-12.8 2-8 .250 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 6-4-10 2.5 5 3 0 5 4 1.0 

Total 4-1 51-12.8 2-8 .250 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 6-4-10 2.5 5 3 0 5 4 1.0 


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22 Becca Nagel 


Boerne | Boerne HS 


Junior: Appeared in 16 games for the Hilltoppers; averaged 1.4 

points and 1.0 rebounds per game; led the team in free-throw shooting, making 

11 of 13 (.846); had a season-high fi ve points and three assists 

in a victory over East Central (12/5/06); was a perfect four of four from 

the free-throw line against Texas A&M–International (2/3/07) and 

UT–Permian Basin (2/8/07). 

Sophomore: Appeared in 24 games; led the team in three-point fi eld-goal percentage (.444); tied for second 

on the team in fi eld-goal percentage, making 50 percent of her shots; averaged 8.1 minutes and shot 

70 percent from the free-throw line; had a career-high 10 points in a victory over Texas A&M–International 

(2/1/06). 

Freshman: Appeared in 19 games; averaged 7.3 minutes and shot 78 percent from the free-throw line; had 

a career-high six rebounds versus North Dakota State (11/26/04). 


Played four years for Coach Richard Herbst at Boerne High School; as a senior, was named fi rst-team allregion, 

was named second-team all-state, was a TABC All-State selection, and was an all-state selection by 

the Texas Coaches Association. 

PERSONAL 

Birthday: July 22, 1986 

Parents: Gregory and Mary Nagel 

Siblings: brother, Andrew, plays for the St. Edward’s men’s basketball team; sister, Sarah 

Major: Education 



2004–05 19-0 139-7.3 6-25 .240 2-9 .222 14-18 .778 7-16-23 1.2 5 8 3 2 28 1.5 

2005–06 24-0 194-8.1 16-32 .500 8-18 .444 7-10 .700 5-23-28 1.2 8 15 0 4 47 2.0 

2006–07 16-0 165-10.3 4-21 .190 3-12 .250 11-13 .846 5-11-16 1.0 8 12 2 7 22 1.4 

Total 59-0 498-8.4 26-78 .333 13-39 .333 32-41 .780 17-50-67 1.1 21 35 5 13 97 1.6 

32 Alesheia White 


Pfl ugerville | Connally HS (UT–Arlington) 


Junior: Appeared in 25 games, starting fi ve of them for the Hilltoppers; 

averaged 3.8 points and 2.4 rebounds per game; fi nished tied for second 

in blocks with nine; went fi ve for seven from the fl oor on her way to a 

career-high 12 points in a victory over UT–Permian Basin (1/25/07); was 

a perfect four of four from the fi eld and two of two from the charity stripe, 

scoring 10 points in a victory over East Central (12/5/06). 


Played two seasons for Head Coach Donna Capps at UT–Arlington; helped team reach NCAA 

Tournament for the fi rst time in school history her freshman season; the team also won the Southland 

Conference Championship her freshman season; appeared in 39 games over the two seasons for 

the Lady Mavericks, including an appearance versus Texas Tech in the NCAA Tournament. 


Played four years for Head Coach Angie Hermesmeyer at Connally High School; named fi rst-team 

all-district and the district’s most valuable player her senior season after helping lead her team to a 

district and regional championship on its way to the state semifi nals; named fi rst-team all-district and 

the district’s defensive player of the year her junior season; selected fi rst-team all-district her freshman 

season; named academic all-district all four years. 

PERSONAL 

Birthday: April 17, 1985 

Parents: Larry and Michelle White 

Siblings: brother, Dominique; sisters, Bria 

and Misha 




2006–07 25-5 354-14.2 33-79 .418 3-12 .250 26-47 .553 32-29-61 2.4 10 38 9 10 95 3.8 

Total 25-5 354-14.2 33-79 .418 3-12 .250 26-47 .553 32-29-61 2.4 10 38 9 10 95 3.8

50 Jackie Saathoff 


Granbury | Granbury HS 

MEET THE TEAM 


Junior: Appeared in 23 games, starting 14 for the Hilltoppers; averaged 

3.2 points and 1.9 rebounds per game; had a season-high nine points 

versus SE Oklahoma State (12/30/06); had a season-high fi ve rebounds 

versus Abilene Christian (11/18/06) and Panhandle State (1/27/07). 

Sophomore: Appeared in 27 games, making seven starts; shot 77 percent 

from the free-throw line; averaged 1.9 rebounds in 12.8 minutes per 

game; went a perfect four for four from the fi eld for eight points in a victory over Texas A&M–International 

(2/1/06). 

Freshman: Appeared in all 27 games, starting 11 of them; led the team in shooting percentage 

(.485); averaged 4.3 points and 2.2 rebounds in 14.3 minutes per contest; was third on the team with 

10 blocks; scored a career-high 13 points to go along with a career-high seven rebounds in a victory 

over Rockhurst (1/9/05); registered 10 points and two blocks versus Panhandle State (1/6/05). 


Played four years for Coach Leta Andrews at Granbury High School; averaged 12.1 points and 6.8 

rebounds a game and was a McDonald’s High School All-American Nominee her senior season; was 

a three-time all-district selection and two-time Texas Basketball Magazine All-State Team selection. 

PERSONAL 

Birthday: March 21, 1986 

Parents: Irv and Merrilee Saathoff 

Siblings: brother, Zachary; sister, 



Mackenzie 

2004–05 27-11 386-14.3 49-101 .485 0-4 .000 18-27 .667 20-39-59 2.2 9 29 10 4 116 4.3 

Major: Secondary Education 

2005–06 27-7 346-12.8 37-94 .394 0-0 .000 17-22 .773 22-28-50 1.9 11 25 7 11 91 3.4 

2006–07 23-14 317-13.8 30-96 .313 0-1 .000 13-17 .765 15-28-43 1.9 11 29 8 7 73 3.2 

Total 77-32 1049-13.6 116-291 .399 0-5 .000 48-66 .727 57-95-152 2.0 31 83 25 22 280 3.6 

12 Sophia Holguin 

Junior | 5-9 | Guard 

Las Cruces, N.M. | Mayfi eld HS 


Sophomore: One of two players to start all 27 games for the Hilltoppers; 

led the team in scoring (8.6 ppg) and was third in rebounding (4.4 rpg) and 

assists (52); had a career-high 19 points in a victory over Lincoln (2/22/07); 

tallied a career-high eight rebounds versus Adams State (11/25/06) and SE 

Oklahoma State (12/30/06); scored in double fi gures in 13 games; led the 

team in scoring in 13 games. 

Freshman: Appeared in 13 games; averaged 5.3 minutes and 1.5 rebounds; registered two points and 

a season-high four rebounds in a victory over Western New Mexico (1/14/06). 


Played four years for Coach Maya at Mayfi eld High School; named team’s best defensive player her 

senior season; recorded most steals and was second in points on the team her senior year; named 

High School Student Athlete of the Year her sophomore through senior seasons; helped the team to 

district championships all four years, which included a state championship her junior season and a 

state runner-up fi nish her senior season; her team was ranked 42 in the nation her junior season; also 

ran track for four years. 

PERSONAL 

Birthday: Jan. 22, 1987 

Parents: Steve Holguin and Belinda Wagner 

Siblings: brothers, Alex and Tristan; sister, 


Elena 


Major: Business Administration 

2005–06 13-0 69-5.3 5-23 .217 0-6 .000 2-5 .400 11-8-19 1.5 3 10 0 2 12 0.9 

2006–07 27-27 721-26.7 82-213 .385 10-48 .208 58-74 .784 53-67-120 4.4 52 80 6 43 232 8.6 

Total 40-27 790-19.8 87-236 .369 10-54 .185 60-79 .759 64-75-139 3.5 55 90 6 45 244 6.1 


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13 Whitney Regian 

Junior | 5-8 | Guard 

Aledo | Aledo HS (TCU) 


Sophomore: Started 26 games for the Hilltoppers; was second on the team 

with 8.1 points per contest; led the team in steals (51) and assists (59) and 

was tied for the team lead with 35 three-pointers made; went 7 for 14 from 

behind the arc on her way to a career-high 21 points versus Texas A&M– 

International (1/11/07); dished out a career-high seven assists in a victory 

over UT–Permian Basin (1/25/07); tallied a team season-high eight steals versus St. Mary’s (1/20/07); 

scored in double fi gures in nine games during the season; had 11 games of three or more assists. 


Played one season for Head Coach Jeff Mittee at TCU; appeared in 10 games; scored two points 

versus both Georgia and number-one-ranked Duke. 


Played four years for Head Coach David Walker at Aledo High School; named fi rst-team all-district her 

sophomore through senior seasons; named the district’s most valuable player and named to the TGCA 

All-State team her junior and senior seasons; helped lead team to a bi-district championship her senior 

season; a two-time all-state setter on the volleyball team; was also named academic all-state in both basketball and volleyball her junior and 

senior seasons; a member of the National Honor Society. 

PERSONAL 

Birthday: June 14, 1987 

Parents: Greg and Diane Regian 

Siblings: brothers, Clayton and Will 

Major: Psychology 

42 Erika Rowland 

Junior | 6-4 | Forward 

Austin | Westwood HS 



2006–07 26-26 683-26.3 71-208 .341 35-103 .340 33-43 .767 19-53-72 2.8 59 69 5 51 210 8.1 

Total 26-26 683-26.3 71-208 .341 35-103 .340 33-43 .767 19-53-72 2.8 59 69 5 51 210 8.1 


Sophomore: Appeared in three games for the Hilltoppers; averaged 1.3 

points and 1.7 rebounds a contest; scored four points versus Montana 

State–Billings (1/6/07). 

Freshman: Appeared in 13 games; tied for second on the team in fi eldgoal 

percentage (.500); averaged 4.2 minutes and 0.6 rebounds; tallied a 

career-high fi ve points versus Harding (11/26/05); went a perfect four for four from the charity stripe in 

a victory over Lincoln (2/8/06). 


Played four years for Head Coaches Keith Smith and Tricia Orth at Round Rock Westwood High 

School; named fi rst-team all-district and named to the TGCA All-Star Team her senior season; selected 

to the All-Tournament Team at the 2005 Marble Falls Tournament; helped the team to 2003 and 2004 

area fi nals; played volleyball for one year. 

PERSONAL 


Parents: Ronald and Jennifer Rowland 

Siblings: brother, Carson 




2005–06 13-0 55-4.2 4-8 .500 0-0 .000 10-11 .900 3-5-8 0.6 0 4 2 1 18 1.4 

2006–07 3-0 10-3.3 1-5 .200 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 4-1-5 1.7 0 1 1 1 4 1.3 

Total 16-0 66-4.1 5-13 .385 0-0 .000 12-13 .923 7-6-13 0.8 0 5 3 2 22 1.4

23 Nicole Etheridge 

Sophomore | 5-8 | Guard 

Houston | Cypress-Fairbanks HS 


Freshman: Appeared in four games for the Hilltoppers; averaged 1.0 

point and 1.0 rebound per game; scored two points against both Montana 

State–Billings (1/7/07) and Tarleton State (2/12/07). 

Freshman (Redshirt): Redshirted the season. 


Played three years for Coach Ann Roubique at Cypress-Fairbanks; was named second-team all-district 

her junior and senior seasons; was voted team captain and defensive player of the year by her team 

her senior season; helped her team to district titles in all three seasons, compiling a 97–12 record 

over the span; led her team to regional fi nals her junior season and the regional semifi nals her senior 

season; was a member of the A/B Honor Roll all four years of high school; also competed in track and 

fi eld and water polo. 

PERSONAL 

Birthday: Sept. 26, 1986 

Parents: Michael and Michele Etheridge 

Siblings: sister, Reneé 

Major: Communication 

15 Charron Sumler 


San Antonio | O’Connor HS 

MEET THE TEAM 


Sophomore: Appeared in 26 games, while starting the fi nal 15 games for 

the Hilltoppers; averaged 6.9 points and 4.5 rebounds per contest; led the 

team in blocked shots with 12 and free throws made (80); second on the 

team in fi eld-goal percentage (.485) and third in steals (30); registered a career-high 

14 points and six steals versus Texas A&M–International (2/3/07); 

tallied a double-double in two of the last three games, which included a 14-point, 10-rebound performance 

against Lincoln (2/22/07), in which she went 12 of 14 from the free-throw line. 

Freshman: Appeared in 25 games, making 17 starts; led the team in fi eld-goal percentage (.588); tied 

for second on the team in offensive rebounds (43); second on the team in blocks (14); averaged 18.0 

minutes and 3.6 rebounds a game; scored a career-high 14 points while registering four steals in an 

overtime victory against Montana State–Billings (2/10/06); had a career-high eight rebounds versus 

Harding (11/26/05); tallied 13 points and seven rebounds in an overtime victory over Panhandle State 

(1/11/06). 


Played four years for Coach Wilson at O’Connor High School; named second-team all-district her senior season; selected to the all-tournament 

team at the 2005 NISD Tournament; helped her team to an area championship her junior season; set the school record for rebounds in one game 

with 20; ran track for two years; was a member of the National Honor Society and the Spanish National Honor Society. 

PERSONAL 

Birthday: Sept. 7, 1987 

Parents: Theodis and Chana Sumler 

Family: Her uncle Tony Sumler played for 

the Detroit Lions in 1978 




2005–06 25-17 449-18.0 50-85 .588 0-2 .000 46-79 .582 43-46-89 3.6 7 29 14 17 146 5.8 

2006–07 26-15 564-21.7 49-101 .485 1-2 .500 80-108 .741 45-72-117 4.5 16 41 12 30 179 6.9 

Total 51-32 101319.9 99-186 .532 1-4 .250 106-187 .567 88-118-206 4.0 23 70 26 47 325 6.4 



2006–07 4-0 20-5.0 1-3 .333 0-2 .000 2-2 1.000 0-4-4 1.0 1 1 0 0 4 1.0 

Total 4-0 20-5.0 1-3 .333 0-2 .000 2-2 1.000 0-4-4 1.0 1 1 0 0 4 1.0 


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MEET THE TEAM 

24 Kelli Payton 

Sophomore | 5-9 | Guard 

Wimberley | Wimberley HS 


Freshman: Appeared in seven games for the Hilltoppers; averaged 1.3 points 

and 0.6 rebounds per contest; was a perfect one for one from the fi eld and three 

for three from the free-throw line on her way to a career-high fi ve points in a victory 

over UT–Permian Basin (2/8/07); tallied a career-high two rebounds versus 

Montana State–Billings (1/7/07). 


Played four years for Head Coach Cheree Monden at Wimberley High School; named fi rst-team all-state, 

all-region and all-district and the district’s most valuable player her senior season; named fi rst-team all-state, 

all-region and all-district and the district’s offensive player of the year after leading her team to the state 

tournament her junior season; named second-team all-district her sophomore season; selected academic 

all-district her sophomore through senior seasons and was a member of the National Honor Society. 

PERSONAL 


Parents: Wendell and Anna Payton 

Siblings: brother, Travis; sister, Jackie 

Major: Business Administration 

55 Sara Head 

Sophomore | 6-2 | Forward 

Keller | Keller HS (University of the Pacifi c) 


Freshman: Appeared in all 27 games, starting the fi nal 19 for the Hilltoppers; 

led the team in rebounding (6.2 rpg) and was second in blocks with nine; had 

nine games with double-digit points and registered three double-doubles; had 

a career-high 13 points and 12 rebounds versus St. Mary’s in the Heartland 

Conference Tournament (3/2/07); tallied 13 points, seven rebounds and fi ve 

assists in a victory over Panhandle State (1/27/07). 


Redshirted one season at the University of the Pacifi c. 


Played four years for Head Coach Sharon Driver at Keller High School; named fi rst-team all-district and 

the team’s most valuable player her senior season; also named fi rst-team all-district and was the leading 

rebounder in Dallas/Fort Worth her junior season; named second-team all-district her sophomore 

season and the district’s newcomer of the year her freshman season; selected as a TGAC All-Star and 

played in the Texas/Oklahoma All-Star Game after her senior season; was a member of the Fellowship 

of Christian Athletes; also competed in track and volleyball. 

PERSONAL 

Birthday: June 17, 1986 

Parents: Bernie and Hyla Head 

Siblings: sisters, Shelley and Stacey, 

an all-America selection in softball at 

St. Edward’s 

Major: Education 



2006–07 27-19 603-22.3 80-207 .386 0-0 .000 32-50 .640 47-120-167 6.2 34 54 9 21 192 7.1 

Total 27-19 603-22.3 80-207 .386 0-0 .000 32-50 .640 47-120-167 6.2 34 54 9 21 192 7.1 



2006–07 7-0 25-3.6 3-7 .429 0-2 .000 3-3 1.000 1-3-4 0.6 0 3 1 4 9 1.3 

Total 7-0 25-3.6 3-7 .429 0-2 .000 3-3 1.000 1-3-4 0.6 0 3 1 4 9 1.3

34 Haley Tidwell 

Sophomore | 5-9 | Forward 

Boyd | Boyd HS 


Freshman: Appeared in 26 games for the Hilltoppers; was fi rst in threepoint 

fi eld-goal percentage (.347), tied for fi rst in three-point fi eld goals made 

(35) and third on the team in scoring (7.7 ppg); went eight of nine 

from the free-throw line on her way to a career-high 17 points in a victory 

over Lincoln (2/22/07); tallied 11 points and a career-high six rebounds in 

a victory at Incarnate Word (2/17/07); dished out a career-high fi ve assists in a victory over 

Panhandle State (1/27/07). 


Played four years for Head Coach Arnold Parker at Boyd High School; named fi rst-team all-district 

and all-county all four seasons; also named the district’s newcomer of the year her freshman season; 

helped lead her team to the regional fi nals her freshman season, area fi nals her junior season and 

regional semifi nals her senior season; a member of the art club. 

PERSONAL 

Birthday: July 17, 1988 

Parent: Sheril Tidwell 

Siblings: brother, Garrett; sisters, Ciara 

and Kassidy 

Major: International Business 

33 Leah Starr 


Georgetown | Georgetown HS 

(SMU) 


Played two seasons for Head Coach Rhonda 

Rompola at SMU; saw action in 13 games 

over her freshman and sophomore seasons; 

averaged 1.5 points and 0.5 rebounds per contest; her team advanced 

to the semifi nals of the Conference USA Tournament her freshman season 

and reached the quarterfi nals her sophomore season. 


Played three seasons for Head Coach Rhonda Farney at Georgetown 

High School; named fi rst-team all-district and fi rst-team all-region 

her junior and senior seasons; was selected to the All-Central Texas 

team and was a TABC and TGCA All-Star selection her senior season, 

as well as being named TGCA All-State; her junior season, she was 

also named to the Texas Basketball Magazine All-State team; was a 

McDonald’s All-American honorable mention performer her senior 

season; helped lead her team to a district championship and state 

runner-up fi nish her sophomore season; she was also a member of the 

A/B Honor Roll. 

PERSONAL 

Birthday: March 31, 1987 

Parents: David Starr and Donna McLaurin 

Siblings: brothers, Adam, Jonathan and Tyler; 

sisters, Alison and Kristin 

Major: Psychology 

MEET THE TEAM 



2006–07 26-0 493-19.0 64-178 .360 35-101 .347 36-54 .667 13-46-59 2.3 22 61 8 23 199 7.7 

Total 26-0 493-19.0 64-178 .360 35-101 .347 36-54 .667 13-46-59 2.3 22 61 8 23 199 7.7 

2006-07 Women’s Basketball 


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ATHLETIC DEPT 



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Season Game Results & Leaders 

Date Opponent Score Attend High Points High Rebounds 

11/17/06 1 TEXAS WOMAN’S 52-70 L 425 (13) Sophia Holguin (9) Tammy Bartosh 

11/18/06 1 ABILENE CHRISTIAN 52-63 L 318 (14) Haley Tidwell (7) Tammy Bartosh, (7) Lauren Balon 

11/21/06 at Tarleton 40-52 L 1294 (10) Tammy Bartosh (8) Whitney Regian 

11/24/06 2 at West Texas A&M 42-63 L 450 (9) Charron Sumler (8) Sara Head 

11/25/06 2 vs Adams State 50-59 L 250 (10) Tammy Bartosh (8) Sophia Holguin 

11/28/06 at SE Oklahoma 61-70 L 412 (15) Whitney Regian (6) Sara Head 

12/05/06 EAST CENTRAL (OKLA.) W 65-49 132 (15) Whitney Regian (6) Sophia Holguin 

12/16/06 vs Angelo State 41-53 L 225 (12) Sophia Holguin (6) Sara Head 

12/19/06 MIDWESTERN STATE 49-57 L 117 (11) Tammy Bartosh (7) Charron Sumler 

12/30/06 SE OKLAHOMA STATE 59-65 L 180 (10) Sophia Holguin (11) Sara Head 

01/03/07 *at Lincoln University W 56-44 112 (14) Sophia Holguin (10) Sara Head 

01/06/07 *at Mont. St.–Billings 57-76 L 370 (16) Sophia Holguin (6) Tammy Bartosh, (6) Sophia Holguin 

01/07/07 at Mont. St.–Billings 61-78 L 316 (15) Tammy Bartosh (8) Tammy Bartosh 

01/11/07 at Texas A&M–International 67-70 L 138 (21) Whitney Regian (8) Sara Head 

01/18/07 *INCARNATE WORD W 54-41 212 (12) Charron Sumler (8) Tammy Bartosh 

01/20/07 *ST. MARY’S 52-59 L OT 495 (13) Whitney Regian (6) Whitney Regian 

01/25/07 at Texas–Permian Basin W 72-61 125 (14) Charron Sumler (12) Tammy Bartosh 

01/27/07 *at Panhandle State Univ. W 68-64 550 (13) Sara Head (7) Sara Head 

02/03/07 TEXAS A&M–INTERNATIONAL 64-66 L 210 (17) Sophia Holguin (11) Sara Head, (11) Tammy Bartosh 

02/08/07 UT–PERMIAN BASIN W 78-58 125 (13) Whitney Regian (10) Tammy Bartosh 

02/10/07 *OPSUWB W 60-47 440 (14) Sophia Holguin (7) Tammy Bartosh 

02/12/07 TARLETON 49-69 L 197 (12) Sara Head (7) Charron Sumler 

02/17/07 *at Incarnate Word W 47-45 OT 375 (13) Charron Sumler (6) Haley Tidwell, (6)Sophia Holguin 

02/19/07 *at St. Mary’s (TX) 57-68 L 890 (17) Haley Tidwell (7) Tammy Bartosh 

02/22/07 *LINCOLN W 66-57 264 (19) Sophia Holguin (10) Charron Sumler 

02/24/07 *Mont. St.–BILLINGS 67-70 L OT 327 (16) Sophia Holguin (8) Sara Head 

03/02/07 3 vs UIWW 53-56 L OT 750 (13) Sara Head (12) Sara Head 

* - Heartland Conference Game 

1 - St. Edward’s University Shootout, Austin, Texas 

2 - Coca-Cola Invitational, Canyon, Texas 

3 - Heartland conference Tournament, Denton, Texas 

Record 

OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

ALL GAMES 9-18 5-8 4-7 0-3 

CONFERENCE 6-4 3-2 3-2 0-0 

NON-CONFERENCE 3-14 2-6 1-5 0-3 

Attendance Summary 

Game Totals Avg/Game 

HOME 13 3,442 265 

AWAY 11 5,032 457 

NEUTRAL 3 1,225 408 

TOTAL 27 9,699 359 

Overall Team Statistics 

SEU OPP 

SCORING 1539 1630 

Points per game 57.0 60.4 

Scoring margin -3.4 - 

FIELD GOALS-ATT 525-1456 545-1377 

Field goal pct .361 .396 

3 POINT FG-ATT 119-399 132-435 

3-point FG pct .298 .303 

3-pt FG made per game 4.4 4.9 

FREE THROWS-ATT 370-518 408-609 

Free throw pct .714 .670 

REBOUNDS 1033 929 

Rebounds per game 38.3 34.4 

Rebounding margin +3.9 - 

ASSISTS 309 341 

Assists per game 11.4 12.6 

TURNOVERS 542 507 

Turnovers per game 20.1 18.8 

Turnover margin -1.3 - 

Assist/turnover ratio 0.6 0.7 

STEALS 246 253 

Steals per game 9.1 9.4 

BLOCKS 73 74 

Blocks per game 2.7 2.7 

WINNING STREAK 0 - 

Home win streak 0 - 

ATTENDANCE 3442 6257 

Home games-Avg/Game 13-265 11-457 

Neutral site-Avg/Game - 3-408 

SCORE BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 

St. Edward’s 733 786 20 1539 

Opponents 712 887 31 1630

Overall Individual Statistics 


# Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 

12 Sophia Holguin 27 27 721 26.7 82 213 .385 10 48 .208 58 74 .784 53 67 120 4.4 49 1 52 80 6 43 232 8.6 

13 Whitney Regian 26 26 683 26.3 71 208 .341 35 103 .340 33 43 .767 19 53 72 2.8 31 0 59 69 5 51 210 8.1 

34 Haley Tidwell 26 0 493 19.0 64 178 .360 35 101 .347 36 54 .667 13 46 59 2.3 68 1 22 61 8 23 199 7.7 

55 Sara Head 27 19 603 22.3 80 207 .386 0 0 .000 32 50 .640 47 120 167 6.2 87 5 34 54 9 21 192 7.1 

00 Tammy Bartosh 27 27 822 30.4 62 214 .290 20 78 .256 43 61 .705 61 98 159 5.9 57 0 55 57 1 24 187 6.9 

15 Charron Sumler 26 15 564 21.7 49 101 .485 1 2 .500 80 108 .741 45 72 117 4.5 85 6 16 41 12 30 179 6.9 

32 Alesheia White 25 5 354 14.2 33 79 .418 3 12 .250 26 47 .553 32 29 61 2.4 39 1 10 38 9 10 95 3.8 

10 Cassie Brown 26 0 534 20.5 28 86 .326 12 38 .316 21 31 .677 7 36 43 1.7 34 0 31 62 3 14 89 3.4 

50 Jackie Saathoff 23 14 317 13.8 30 96 .313 0 1 .000 13 17 .765 15 28 43 1.9 33 0 11 29 8 7 73 3.2 

45 Lauren Balon 13 1 139 10.7 15 30 .500 0 0 .000 10 13 .769 16 17 33 2.5 21 0 5 12 8 6 40 3.1 

22 Becca Nagel 16 0 165 10.3 4 21 .190 3 12 .250 11 13 .846 5 11 16 1.0 9 0 8 12 2 7 22 1.4 

42 Erika Rowland 3 0 10 3.3 1 5 .200 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 4 1 5 1.7 2 0 0 1 1 1 4 1.3 

24 Kelli Payton 7 0 25 3.6 3 7 .429 0 2 .000 3 3 1.000 1 3 4 0.6 5 0 0 3 1 4 9 1.3 

23 Nicole Etheridge 4 0 20 5.0 1 3 .333 0 2 .000 2 2 1.000 0 4 4 1.0 1 0 1 1 0 0 4 1.0 

11 Alana Lara 4 1 51 12.8 2 8 .250 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 6 4 10 2.5 8 1 5 3 0 5 4 1.0 

TM TEAM 56 64 120 4.4 0 19 

Total 27 525 1456 .361 119 399 .298 370 518 .714 380 653 1033 38.3 529 15 309 542 73 246 1539 57.0 

Opponents 27 545 1377 .396 132 435 .303 408 609 .670 295 634 929 34.4 497 - 341 507 74 253 1630 60.4 

2006−2007 Women’s Basketball 

Back Row (L-R): Charon Sumler, Jackie Saathoff, Lauren Balon, Erika Rowland, Sara Head, Aleshia White, Tammy Bartosh, Becca 

Nagel, Assistant Coach J.J. Riehl. Front Row (L-R): Head Coach Jennifer White, Sophia Holguin, Nicole Etheridge, Cassie Brown, 

Alana Lara, Kelli Payton, Whitney Regian, Haley Tidwell, Graduate Assistant Jennifer Knight. 


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Women’s Basketball Honors List 

ALL-AMERICA 

First Team 

Taj McWilliams: 1992-93 

Second Team 

Taj McWilliams: 1991–92 

Honorable Mention 

Rhonda Darling: 1992–93 

Kendra Harrell: 1997–98, 1998–99 

National Player of the Year 

Taj McWilliams: 1992-93 

ALL-DISTRICT 


Angie Neal: 1981–82 

Inger Brown: 1983–84, 1984–85 

Margaret Butler: 1987–88 

Sherrie Hawkins: 1987–88 

Aaron Farris: 1988–89, 1990–91 

Lisa Hudson: 1988–89 

Michelle Arnold: 1989–90 

Sherry Marsh: 1989–90, 1990–91 

Taj McWilliams: 1991–92, 1992–93 

Shelley Schmidt: 1991–92, 1992–93 

Rhonda Darling: 1992–93 

Joanna Kailahi: 1993–94 

Second Team 

Inger Brown: 1985–86 


Karen Patek: 1991–92 

Most Valuable Player 

Taj McWilliams: 1991–92, 1992–93 

Freshman of the Year 

Joanna Kailahi: 1993–94 (Co) 

Coach of the Year 

David McKey: 1987–88, 1990–91, 

1991–92 

ALL-REGION 

Second Team 

Nicole Wiatrek: 1999–2000 


Carol Hamilton: 2000–01 

ALL-CONFERENCE (since 1951) 


Kathryn Hopkins: 1981–82 

Angie Neal: 1981–82 

Inger Brown: 1983–84, 1984–85 

Maggie Adams: 1986–87 

Margaret Butler: 1987–88 

Sherrie Hawkin: 1987–88 

Lisa Hudson: 1987–88, 1988–89 

Martha Estelle: 1988–89 

Aaron Farris: 1988–89, 1989–90, 

1990–91 

Michelle Arnold: 1989–90 

Sherry Marsh: 1989–90, 90–91 

Laurie Hamilton: 1990–91 

Taj McWilliams: 1990–91, 1991–92, 

1992–93 

Rhonda Darling: 1991–92, 92–93 

Paula Fletcher: 1991–92 

Karen Patek: 1991–92, 1992–93 

Shelley Schmidt: 1991–92, 1992–93 

1987−88 St. Edward’s University Women’s Basketball Team 

Joanna Kailahi: 1993–94 

Terry Hubbard: 1994–95 

Lisa Shuvalov: 1994–95 

Giovanna Arias: 1995–96 

Kendra Harrell: 1996–97, 1997–98, 

1998–99 

Nina Shuvalov: 1996–97 

Lisa Waschman: 1997–98, 98–99 

Nicole Wiatrek: 1997–98, 1998–99, 

1999–2000 

Shelley Duffey: 1999–00 

Carol Hamilton: 1999–2000, 2000–01, 

2001–2002 

J.J. Riehl: 1999–2000, 2001–02 

Jennifer Knight: 2005–06 

Second Team 

Sonja Binger: 1981–82 

Maggie Adams: 1985–86 

Kristina Favila: 1991–92 

Tedra McMillian: 1991–92 

Christina Yezierski: 1991–92 

Zsatasha Scott: 1903–04 

Leah Foster: 1904–05 

Sara Baca: 1905–06 

Tammy Bartosh: 1906–07 


Marina Tijerina: 1983–84 

Inger Brown: 1985–86 

Jenny Batchelor: 1986–87 

Marian Michel: 1986–87 

Shakeitha Ashley: 2001–02 

J.J. Riehl: 2001–02 

Jennifer Knight: 2002–03, 2003–04, 

2004–05 

Deborah Mize: 2002–03 

Stacey Worrell: 2003–04 

Sara Baca: 2004–05 


Sara Head: 2006–07 

Charron Sumler: 2006–07 

Most Valuable Player 

Taj McWilliams: 1992–93 

Kendra Harrell: 1998–99 

Jennifer Knight: 2005–06 (Co) 

Freshman of the Year 

Jenny Batchelor: 1985–86 

Tedra McMillian: 1991–92 (Co) 

Paula McMillian: 1991–92 (Co) 

Giovanna Arias: 1994–95 


Shelly Duffey: 1996–97 

Carol Hamilton: 1998–99 

Defensive Player of the Year 


Coach of the Year 

Sharon McIlroy: 1981–82 

David McKey: 1987–88, 1990–91, 

1991–92 

Jennifer White: 2005–06 

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 

Paula Jasek: 1991–92 

Nina Shuvalov: 1996–97 


Michelle Powell

Team Game Records 

Points Scored 

1. 115 vs. Schreiner, 11/20/98 

2. 114 vs. Our Lady of the Lake, 1981 

3. 112 vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor, 2/13/93 

4. 109 vs. Schreiner, 11/7/90 

5. 108 vs. Huston-Tillotson, 1/18/88 

6. 107 vs. Lubbock Christian, 2/22/92 

7. 105 vs. Austin College, 1/11/90 

105 at Huston-Tillotson, 12/7/94 

9. 104 vs. Concordia, 11/16/93 

10. 103 vs. TAMU–Kingsville, 12/2/91 

Field Goals Made 


45 vs. Texas Wesleyan, 2/6/91 

45 vs. Austin College, 1/7/87 


44 vs. Trinity, 12/2/87 

6. 42 vs. Concordia, 11/16/93 

7. 41 vs. Schreiner, 11/20/98 

41 vs. Concordia, 11/24/92 

9. 40 vs. Austin College, 1/11/90 

10. 39 Three times 

Field Goals Attempted 

1. 98 1996–97 

2. 88 vs. Schreiner, 11/20/98 

3. 84 vs. Schreiner, 2/15/95 

4. 82 vs. Flagler, 12/5/98 

5. 80 vs. Paul Quinn, 1/8/03 

6. 77 vs. UT–Permian Basin, 12/29/03 

7. 76 at Panhandle State, 2/1/03 

76 vs. Pittsburg State, 12/1/00 

76 at Texas Lutheran, 2/28/95 


Field-Goal Percentage 

1. .667 vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor, 2/20/88 

2. .653 vs. Western New Mexico, 2/18/06 

3. .648 vs. Incarnate Word, 1984-85 

4. .634 vs. Texas Wesleyan, 2/6/91 

5. .629 vs. Incarnate Word, 1/30/93 

6. .616 vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor, 2/13/93 


8. .591 vs. Concordia, 11/16/93 

9. .590 vs. Trinity, 1/18/89 

10. .574 vs. Lincoln, 2/8/06 

Three-Point Field Goals Made 

1. 14 at TAMU–International, 1/11/07 

2. 10 at Huston-Tillotson, 2/8/01 

3. 9 at Lincoln, 1/20/05 

9 vs. Rockhurst, 1/15/04 

9 vs. Huston-Tillotson, 2/5/03 

9 at Panhandle State, 2/1/03 

9 vs. St. Mary’s, 1/25/03 

9 vs. Cameron, 11/22/03 

9 vs. Panhandle State, 12/2/00 

9 at West Texas A&M, 11/19/00 

9 at Texas Wesleyan, 2/3/99 

Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 

1. 36 at TAMU–International, 1/11/07 

2. 29 at Paul Quinn, 12/6/03 

3. 28 vs. Paul Quinn, 1/8/03 

4. 26 at East Central, 12/15/04 

26 vs. Rockhurst, 1/15/04 

26 at West Texas A&M, 11/15/00 

7. 25 vs. Panhandle State, 12/2/00 

8. 24 Four times 

Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage 

1. 1.000 at Rockhurst, 1/16/03 

2. .667 at UT–Permian Basin, 1/25/07 

3. .636 at St. Mary’s, 3/3/95 

4. .625 at UT–Pan American, 11/29/03 

5. .593 at Flagler, 12/5/98 

6. .563 at Texas Wesleyan, 2/3/99 

7. .556 vs. Tarleton State, 11/26/02 

.556 at Huston-Tillotson, 2/8/01 

.556 at Texas Lutheran, 2/9/94 

10. .545 vs. St. Mary’s, 1/15/05 

Free Throws Made 

1. 36 vs. Tarleton State, 1984–85 

36 vs. St. Mary’s, 1/22/83 

3. 34 vs. Incarnate Word, 2/16/94 

4. 33 vs. Lincoln, 2/22/07 

5. 32 at Texas Wesleyan, 2/8/99 



8. 30 Six times 

Free Throws Attempted 

1. 49 vs. St. Mary’s, 1/22/83 

2. 46 at Texas Wesleyan, 2/3/99 

3. 43 at Abilene Christian, 12/20/04 

4. 41 vs. Texas Wesleyan, 1/9/99 

41 vs. West Texas A&M, 11/16/98 

41 at St. Mary’s, 2/6/88 


40 at Texas Wesleyan, 2/17/96 

9. 38 vs. Lincoln, 2/22/07 

38 vs. SE Oklahoma State, 11/29/00 

Free-Throw Percentage (Min. 10 FTM) 

1. .940 vs. Trinity, 11/25/86 


.900 vs. Concordia, 2/8/95 


.895 vs. Abilene Christian, 11/19/05 

.895 vs. St. Mary’s, 1/18/86 


8. .882 1996–97 

9. .875 at MSU–Billings, 1/6/07 

.875 vs. Incarnate Word, 1/27/05 

Rebounds 


2. 67 vs. Abilene Christian, 12/1/90 



61 vs. Bishop, 1985–86 

6. 60 at Western New Mexico, 1/16/06 

60 vs. Huston-Tillotson, 11/11/88 

8. 59 vs. Paul Quinn, 1/8/03 

59 vs. UT–Permian Basin, 12/29/03 

59 at Flagler, 12/5/98 

Fouls 

1. 30 at MSU–Billings, 1/7/07 

2. 29 at Abilene Christian, 12/20/04 

29 at Panhandle State, 2/1/03 


28 at MSU–Billings, 1/28/06 

28 vs. Texas Woman’s, 12/30/04 

28 vs. Ouachita Baptist, 12/18/04 

28 at Abilene Christian, 12/9/00 

9. 27 vs. Midwestern State, 11/23/02 



Assists 

1. 33 at Texas Lutheran, 1/23/93 

2. 31 vs. East Texas Baptist, 1/8/93 


4. 29 vs. St. Mary’s, 1/23/91 

29 vs. Schreiner, 11/7/90 

29 vs. Trinity, 2/10/88 

7. 28 at Schreiner, 11/30/92 

28 vs. Incarnate Word, 11/14/92 

28 at St. Mary’s, 2/9/91 

10. 27 Twice 

Turnovers 


2. 38 at Oklahoma City, 11/13/98 

3. 35 vs. TAMU–International, 11/27/04 

4. 34 vs. Texas Woman’s, 11/17/06 


34 at Drury, 2/8/03 

34 at SE Oklahoma State, 12/6/00 


9. 30 at West Texas A&M, 11/24/06 

10. 30 vs. Texas Wesleyan, 1/9/99 

Blocked Shots 


9 vs. St. Mary’s, 1/23/91 

3. 8 vs. Pittsburg State, 12/1/00 


7 vs. Angelo State, 11/15/05 

7 at Incarnate Word, 2/24/05 

7. 6 Nine times 

Steals 

1. 22 vs. Trevecca Nazarene, 11/14/98 

22 at St. Mary’s, 2/9/91 


4. 20 at St. Mary’s, 2/11/98 


20 at Flagler, 12/5/98 

7. 19 St. Mary’s, 1/23/91 

8. 18 vs. Paul Quinn, 1/8/03 

18 at Oklahoma City, 11/13/98 


Taj McWilliams 


MEET THE TEAM 



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15



Individual Game Records 

Points 

1. Taj McWilliams 50 vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor, 2/13/93 

2. Taj McWilliams 40 vs. Arkansas Tech, 3/7/93 

3. Taj McWilliams 37 vs. Incarnate Word, 2/15/93 

4. Terry Hubbard 36 vs. Schreiner, 11/18/94 

Joanna Kailahi 36 vs. Huston-Tillotson, 11/29/93 

6. Jennifer Knight 35 at Tarleton State, 12/30/05 

Inger Brown 35 vs. Incarnate Word, 1/5/85 

8. Taj McWilliams 34 vs. Texas Lutheran, 1/18/92 

9. Five times 33 — 



2. Taj McWilliams 18 vs. Incarnate Word, 1/30/93 

3. Rhonda Darling 16 at Texas Wesleyan, 2/6/93 

4. Joanna Kailahi 16 vs. Huston-Tillotson, 11/29/93 

Taj Mcwilliams 16 vs. Texas Lutheran, 1/18/92 

6. Nicole Wiatreck 15 vs. Huston-Tillotson, 11/18/97 

Inger Brown 15 1985–86 

8. Six times 14 — 


1. Nina Shuvalov 34 vs. Concordia, 2/12/97 

2. Terry Hubbard 29 vs. Schreiner, 11/18/94 


4. Nicole Wiatreck 25 vs. Henderson State, 11/19/99 

5. Jennifer Kinght 24 at Incarnate Word, 2/24/05 

Nina Shuvalov 24 vs. Wayland Baptist, 12/7/96 

Nina Shuvalov 24 vs. Incarnate Word, 1/18/95 

Taj McWilliams 24 vs. Incarnate Word, 1/30/93 


Field-Goal Percentage (Min. 5 FGM) 

1. Stacey Worrell 1.000 vs. Texas Woman’s, 12/30/03 

2. Sara Baca .900 vs. Lincoln, 2/8/06 

3. Zsatasha Scott .889 vs. TAMU–Kingsville, 1/5/04 

Lisa Waschman .889 vs. Texas Lutheran, 1/24/98 

5. Sara Baca .883 at St. Mary’s, 2/25/06 

Leah Foster .883 vs. Western New Mexico, 2/18/06 

Charron Sumler .883 vs. TAMU–International, 2/1/06 

8. Stacey Worrell .875 vs. Huston-Tillotson, 11/24/00 

9. Charron Sumler .857 vs. Incarnate Word, 1/18/07 

Jennifer Knight .857 at Rockhurst, 1/16/03 


1. Whitney Regian 7 at TAMU–International, 1/11/07 

Carol Hamilton 7 vs. Panhandle State, 12/2/00 

Nina Shuvalov 7 at Southern Nazarene, 11/16/96 

4. Nina Shuvalov 6 at Schreiner, 2/14/96 

Terry Hubbard 6 vs. Schreiner, 11/18/94 

6. Six times 5 — 


1. Whitney Regian 14 at TAMU–International, 1/11/07 

Carol Hamilton 14 at West Texas A&M, 11/19/00 

Terry Hubbard 14 vs. Schreiner, 11/18/94 

4. Jennifer Kinght 11 at East Central, 12/15/04 

Jennifer Knight 11 at Paul Quinn, 12/6/03 

Carol Hamilton 11 vs. Panhandle State, 12/2/00 

Nina Shuvalov 11 vs. Wayland Baptist, 12/7/96 

8. Four times 10 — 

Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage (Min. 3FGM) 

1. Cassie Brown 1.000 (3-3) at Panhandle State, 1/27/07 

Jennifer Knight 1.000 (3-3) at Incarnate Word, 1/20/06 

Tina Ybarra 1.000 (3-3) vs. Lincoln, 2/10/05 

Sara Baca 1.000 (3-3) vs. Incarnate Word, 2/20/03 

J.J. Riehl 1.000 (3-3) at St. Mary’s, 2/23/01 

Carol Hamilton 1.000 (3-3) at Abilene Christian, 11/27/98 

J.J. Riehl 1.000 (3-3) vs. SE Oklahoma State, 11/24/98 

8. Six times .750 — 


1. Zsatasha Scott 13 at Lincoln, 2/14/04 

Sherry Marsh 13 vs. Huston-Tillotson, 1/18/90 

Lisa Hudson 13 vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor, 2/22/89 

Maggie Adams 13 vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor, 1/24/87 

Inger Brown 13 vs. Our Lady of the Lake, 12/5/83 

6. Charron Sumler 12 vs. Lincoln, 2/22/07 

Jennifer Knight 12 at Panhandle State, 2/15/05 

Zsatasha Scott 12 at Rockhurst, 1/16/03 

Kendra Harrell 12 vs. SE Oklahoma State, 11/24/98 

Karen Poole 12 vs. St. Mary’s, 1/22/83 


1. Zsatasha Scott 17 at Rockhurst, 1/16/03 

Kendra Harrell 17 vs. SE Oklahoma State, 11/24/98 

3. Zsatasha Scott 16 at Lincoln, 2/14/04 

Karen Poole 16 vs. St. Mary’s, 1/22/83 

5. Sara Baca 15 at Incarnate Word, 2/24/05 

Inger Brown 15 vs. Our Lady of the Lake, 12/5/83 

7. Seven tied 14 — 

Free-Throw Percentage (Min. 5 FTM) 

1. Stacey Worrell 1.000 (11-11) at Rockhurst, 1/18/01 

Zsatasha Scott 1.000 (9-9) vs. Harding, 1/2/04 

Leah Foster 1.000 (8-8) vs. Drury, 2/15/05 

Sara Baca 1.000 (8-8) vs. North Dakota State, 11/26/04 

J.J. Riehl 1.000 (8-8) at St. Mary’s, 2/23/01 

Kendra Harrell 1.000 (8-8) vs. Midwestern State, 11/28/98 

Giovanni Arias 1.000 (8-8) vs. Cameron, 1/4/97 

Kendra Harrell 1.000 (8-8) vs. Concordia, 2/12/97 

Lisa Hudson 1.000 (8-8) vs. St. Mary’s, 2/18/89 

Six times 1.000 (7-7) — 

Rebounds 

1. Inger Brown 28 vs. Trinity, 12/1/83 

Kathryn Hopkins 28 vs. Bishop College, 1/15/81 

3. Taj McWilliams 23 vs. Abilene Christian, 12/1/90 

4. Taj McWilliams 22 vs. Seattle, 3/3/93 

Inger Brown 22 vs. Huston-Tillotson, 1/24/85 

6. Inger Brown 21 vs. UT–Pan American, 1/4/85 

7. Taj McWilliams 20 vs. TAMU–Kingsville, 12/4/91 

8. Nicole Wiatreck 19 at Tarleton State, 2/14/00 



1. Shelley Schmidt 14 vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor, 2/13/93 

2. Shelley Schmidt 13 vs. Incarnate Word, 2/13/91 

Sonja Binger 13 vs. Trinity, 12/1/83 

4. Shelley Schmidt 12 vs. Texas Lutheran, 2/10/93 

Shelley Schmidt 12 vs. Texas Wesleyan, 1/20/93 

Michelle Powell 12 vs. Southwestern, 2/16/88 

7. Shakeitha Ashley 11 vs. Panhandle State, 12/2/00 


Turnovers 

1. Desire Delcour 11 at Drury, 1/10/04 

2. Jennifer Kinght 10 vs. Texas Woman’s, 12/30/04 

3. Jennifer Knight 9 vs. TAMU–International, 11/27/04 

4. Zsatasha Scott 8 vs. Huston-Tillotson, 2/5/03 

Shakeitha Ashley 8 vs. Emporia State, 11/25/00 

Shakeitha Ashley 8 vs. Oklahoma City, 11/18/00 

Jami Gilbert 8 at Abilene Christian, 11/27/98 

8. 18 tied 7 — 

Blocked Shots 

1. Casey Koenig 6 vs. Pittsburg State, 12/1/00 

2. Carol Hamilton 5 vs. Rockhurst, 1/17/02 

Marlene Schuppli 5 at Sonoma State, 11/21/01 

4. Sara Baca 4 at Incarnate Word, 2/24/05 

Sara Baca 4 vs. Lincoln, 2/15/03 

Jennifer Knight 4 vs. Rockhurst, 2/12/03 

Lauren Balon 4 vs. UT–Permian Basin, 12/29/03 

Casey Koenig 4 vs. Texas Wesleyan, 3/1/01 

9. 14 times 3 — 

Steals 

1. Sonya Binger 11 vs. Trinity, 12/1/83 

Kathryn Hopkins 11 vs. East Texas Baptist, 1/16/81 

3. Whitney Regian 8 vs. St. Mary’s, 1/20/07 

Julie O’Neill 8 vs. Hill College, 11/10/78 

5. Kendra Harrell 7 vs. Texas Woman’s, 12/10/98 

Kendra Harrell 7 vs. West Texas A&M, 11/16/98 

7. Eight tied 6 —

Team Season Records 

Points 

1. 2724 1987–88 

2. 2690 1991–92 

3. 2573 1990–91 

4. 2534 1989–90 

5. 2485 1992–93 

6. 2255 1998–99 

7. 2188 1988–89 

8. 2115 1986–87 

9. 2073 1999–00 

10. 2025 1995–96 

Scoring Average 

1. 82.6 1987–88 

2. 81.5 1991–92 

3. 80.5 1998–99 

4. 80.2 1992–93 

5. 79.2 1989–90 

6. 78.0 1990–91 

7. 76.8 1999–00 

8. 75.5 1986–87 

9. 75.4 1988–89 

10. 72.8 1997–98 

Points Allowed 

1. 1482 1981–82 

2. 1533 2003–04 

3. 1630 2006–07 

4. 1641 1996–97 

5. 1658 2001–02 

6. 1691 2005–06 

7. 1725 1990–91 

8. 1803 2004–05 

9. 1807 1985–86 

10. 1818 1992–93 

Opponents’ Scoring Average 

1. 52.3 1990–91 

2. 58.6 1992–93 

3. 60.4 2006–07 

4. 61.3 2003–04 

5. 62.6 2005–06 

6. 63.1 1996–97 

7. 63.2 1987–88 

8. 63.6 1991–92 

9. 63.8 2001–02 

10. 64.4 1981–82 


1. 1099 1987–88 

2. 1016 1991–92 

3. 997 1992–93 

4. 986 1990–91 

5. 950 1989–90 

6. 842 1988–89 

7. 745 1986–87 

8. 735 1985–86 

9. 700 1982–83 

10. 691 1995–96 


1. 2296 1987–88 

2. 2159 1989–90 

3. 2059 1991–92 

4. 2017 1990–91 

5. 1943 1988–89 

6. 1939 1992–93 

7. 1905 1982–83 

8. 1816 1986–87 

9. 1652 1985–86 

10. 1583 1982–83 

Field-Goal Percentage 

1. .514 1992–93 

2. .493 1991–92 

3. .489 1990–91 

4. .479 1987–88 

5. .445 1985–86 

6. .440 1989–90 

7. .439 1995–96 

8. .433 1997–98 

.433 1988–89 

10. .432 2001–02 

Opponents’ Field-Goal 

Percentage 

1. .360 1990–91 

2. .376 2004–05 

.376 1988–89 

4. .385 2003–04 

5. .391 1987–88 

6. .396 2006–07 

7. .398 2005–06 

8. .399 1992–93 

9. .410 1991–92 

.410 1986–87 


1. 137 2000–01 

2. 134 2002–03 

3. 119 2006–07 

4. 111 2001–02 

5. 109 2004–05 

6. 106 2003–04 

7. 98 2005–06 

8. 91 1997–98 

9. 90 1994–95 

10. 78 1996–97 

Three-Point Field Goals 

Attempted 

1. 438 2002–03 

2. 403 2000–01 

3. 399 2006–07 

4. 382 2004–05 

5. 371 2003–04 

6. 341 1994–95 

7. 314 2001–02 

8. 310 1997–98 

9. 304 2005–06 

10. 283 1996–97 


Three-Point Field-Goal 

Percentage 

1. .376 1987–88 

2. .354 2001–02 

3. .340 2000–01 

4. .333 1991–92 

5. .329 1988–89 

6. .322 2005–06 

7. .307 1993–94 

8. .306 2002–03 

9. .303 1995–96 

10. .298 1992–93 


1. 598 1991–92 

2. 593 1989–90 

3. 515 1986–87 

4. 506 1987–88 

5. 480 1988–89 

6. 463 1985–86 

7. 454 1990–91 

8. 449 1997–98 

9. 445 2002–03 

10. 430 1995–96 


1. 905 1989–90 

2. 831 1987–88 

3. 802 1991–92 

4. 746 1986–87 

5. 731 1990–91 

6. 730 1988–89 

7. 655 1985–86 

8. 653 1992–93 

9. 652 1995–96 

10. 651 1993–94 

Free-Throw Percentage 

1. .742 2004–05 

2. .739 2005–06 

3. .715 2003–04 

4. .714 2006–07 

5. .711 2002–03 

6. .707 1985–86 

7. .703 1997–98 

8. .690 1986–87 

9. .689 1994–95 

10. .686 2000–01 

Rebounds 

1. 1393 1988–89 

2. 1287 1987–88 

3. 1279 1990–91 

4. 1245 1989–90 

5. 1210 1991–92 

6. 1136 1986–87 

7. 1119 1992–93 

8. 1074 1980–81 

9. 1046 1985–86 

10. 1033 2006–07 

Rebounding Average 

1. 48.0 1988–89 

2. 40.6 1986–87 

3. 39.0 1987–88 

4. 38.9 1989–90 

5. 38.8 1990–91 

6. 38.7 1985–86 

7. 38.6 2003–04 

8. 38.3 2006–07 

9. 37.4 1993–94 

10. 36.7 1991–92 


1. 697 1992–93 

2. 581 1991–92 

3. 581 1990–91 

4. 473 1987–88 

5. 419 1988–89 

6. 402 1993–94 

7. 399 1995–96 

8. 388 1989–90 

9. 383 2001–02 

10. 381 2001–02 

Assists Average 

1. 22.5 1992–93 

2. 17.6 1991–92 

17.6 1990–91 

4. 14.9 1993–94 

5. 14.4 1988–89 

6. 14.3 1995–96 

14.3 1987–88 

8. 14.2 2001–02 

9. 14.1 1997–98 

10. 13.4 Twice 

Blocks 

1. 104 1997–98 

2. 91 2004–05 

3. 76 2000–01 

4. 73 2006–07 

5. 69 2001–02 

6. 68 2003–04 

7. 63 2005–06 

63 2002–03 

9. 44 1996–97 

10. 

Steals 

43 1995–96 

1. 509 1980–81 

2. 369 1997–98 

3. 351 1996–97 

4. 323 1994–95 

5. 305 1995–96 

6. 275 2002–03 

7. 259 2001–02 

8. 246 2006–07 

9. 221 2005–06 

10. 212 2000–01 


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Individual Season Records 

Games 

1. Rhonda Darling 1991–92 33 

Paula Fletcher 1991–92 33 

Lorri Gotsch 1991–92 33 

Shelley Schmidt 1991–92 33 

Julie Chauvin 1987–88 33 

Marian Michel 1987–88 33 

7. 14 times — 32 

Points 

1. Taj McWilliams 1992–93 760 


3. Sherry Marsh 1989–90 618 

4. Joanna Kailahi 1993–94 553 

5. Nicole Wiatreck 1999–00 535 



8. Paula Fletcher 1991–92 460 

9. Maggie Adams 1986–87 459 

10. Lisa Hudson 1988–89 444 

Scoring Average 

1. Taj McWilliams 1992–93 24.5 

2. Joanna Kailahi 1993–94 21.3 


4. Nicole Wiatreck 1999–00 19.8 

5. Sherry Marsh 1989–90 19.3 


Maggie Adams 1985–86 16.7 

8. Maggie Adams 1986–87 16.4 

9. Carol Hamilton 2000–01 16.3 

10. Jennifer Knight 2005–06 16.2 




3. Sherry Marsh 1989–90 231 





8. Sherry Marsh 1990–91 180 


Aaron Farris 1990–91 172 




3. Sherry Marsh 1989–90 428 

4. Sonja Binger 1982–83 406 


6. Jennifer Knight 2004–05 379 


8. Kendra Harrell 1997–98 370 

Joanna Kailahi 1993–94 370 


Field-Goal Percentage (Min. 100 FGA) 

1. Joanna Kailahi 1993–94 .611 

2. Taj McWilliams 1991–92 .573 

3. Aaron Farris 1989–90 .572 


5. Stacey Worrell 2003–04 .570 

Shelley Schmidt 1992–93 .570 

7. Aaron Farris 1990–91 .550 

8. Rhonda Darling 1991–92 .549 

Sherrie Hawkins 1987–88 .549 

10. Marian Michel 1986–87 .543 


1. Carol Hamilton 2000–01 51 



Nina Shuvalov 1996–97 39 


6. Whitney Regian 2006–07 35 

Haley Tidwell 2006–07 35 

Jennifer Knight 2004–05 35 

9. Sara Baca 2002–03 30 

10. Three tied — 29 



2. Sara Baca 2004–05 129 


Nina Shuvalov 1996–97 125 




8. Whitney Regian 2006–07 103 

9. Haley Tidwell 2006–07 101 

10. Zsatasha Scott 2002–03 92 


1. Sara Baca 2002–03 .400 

2. Carol Hamilton 2000–01 .381 

3. J.J. Riehl 2001–02 .375 

4. Lisa Shuvalov 1995–96 .367 

5. Jennifer Knight 2005–06 .349 

6. Haley Tidwell 2006–07 .347 

7. J.J. Riehl 2000–01 .346 


9. Whitney Regian 2006–07 .340 




2. Maggie Adams 1986–87 167 

3. Sherrie Marsh 1989–90 156 


5. Lisa Hudson 1988–89 136 

6. Maggie Adams 1985–86 129 


8. Terry Hubbard 1994–95 117 

9. Paula Jasek 1989–90 108 



1. Maggie Adams 1986–87 227 



4. Maggie Adams 1985–86 182 

5. Lisa Hudson 1988–89 181 



Heather Arnold 1989–90 164 

9. Michelle Powell 1987–88 158 






4. Leah Foster 2004–05 .846 


6. Paula Jasek 1989–90 .824 

7. Shelley Duffey 1997–98 .813 

8. J.J. Riehl 2000–01 .809 

9. Jenni Batchelor 1986–87 .806 


Rebounds 

1. Inger Brown 1983–84 390 



4. Kathryn Hopkins 1980–81 310 



Taj McWilliams 1990–91 243 

8. Lisa Hudson 1988–89 241 

Kathryn Hopkins 1987–88 241 

10. Sherrie Hawkins 1986–87 235 



2. Joanna Kailahi 1993–94 10.9 


4. Aaron Farris 1989–90 9.1 

5. Inger Brown 1985–86 8.7 

6. Sherrie Hawkins 1986–87 8.4 

7. Lisa Hudson 1988–89 8.3 

8. Aaron Farris 1988–89 7.9 

Jackie Robinson 1982–83 7.9 

10. Two times — 7.8 


1. Shelley Schmidt 1992–93 212 



4. Paula Jasek 1992–93 134 

5. Heather Arnold 1990–91 133 

6. Shakeitha Ashley 2000–01 131 

Michelle Powell 1987–88 131 


9. Paula Jasek 1991–92 122 

10. Melanie McMullin 1996–97 103 

Steals 

1. Glover 1980–81 106 

2. Shelley Duffey 1996–97 75 


4. Nina Shuvalov 1996–97 70 

5. Lisa Waschmann 1997–98 64 

6. Rhina Palazuelos 2002–03 56 

Shelley Duffey 1997–98 56 

Giovanni Arias 1994–95 56 


Sonja Binger 1981–82 54 

Blocks 

1. Sara Baca 2004–05 38 

2. Casey Koenig 2000–01 25 



5. Marlene Schuppli 2001–02 20 

6. Lauren Balon 2003–04 18 

7. Ada Powers 2003–04 17 

8. Sara Baca 2005–06 16 

Carol Hamilton 2000–01 16 

Shelly Sullivan 2000–01 16

Career Records 

Games 


Paula Jasek 1989–93 127 

3. Karen Patek 1989–93 121 

4. Marian Michel 1985–89 117 


6. Giavanni Arias 1994–98 112 


8. J.J. Riehl 1998–02 107 

9. Three tied — 106 

Points 






6. Sonja Binger 1981–85 1247 

7. Inger Brown 1982–86 1204 


9. Sara Baca 2002–06 1116 

10. Aaron Farris 1988–91 1115 

Points Per Game 


2. Sherrie Marsh 1989–91 16.5 

Maggie Adams 1985–87 16.5 

4. Kendra Harrell 1994–98 15.2 

5. Aaron Farris 1988–91 14.5 

6. Jennifer Knight 2002–06 14.2 

7. J.J. Riehl 1998–02 14.0 


9. Rhonda Darling 1990–93 12.3 

10. Sara Baca 2002–06 10.5 








7. Aaron Farris 1988–91 448 


9. J.J. Riehl 1998–02 432 








6. Sara Baca 2002–06 950 



9. Lisa Shuvalov 1995–99 904 

10. J.J. Riehl 1998–02 882 

Field-Goal Percentage (Min. 400 FGA) 



3. Kendra Harrell 1995–99 .561 

4. Rhonda Darling 1991–95 .544 

5. Aaron Farris 1988–91 .537 

6. Sherrie Marsh 1989–91 .528 

7. Giavanni Arias 1994–98 .517 

8. Sherrie Hawkins 1986–89 .513 

9. J.J. Riehl 1998–02 .490 

10. Marian Michel 1985–89 .482 




3. J.J. Riehl 1998–02 116 

4. Sara Baca 2002–06 98 





9. Whitney Regian 2006– 35 

Haley Tidwell 2006– 35 




3. Sara Baca 2002–06 355 

4. J.J. Riehl 1998–02 316 






10. Vanessa Estel 1996–00 163 


1. J.J. Riehl 1998–02 .367 

2. Nina Shuvalov 1994–97 .348 

Shelley Schmidt 1990–94 .348 

4. Haley Tidwell 2006– .347 

5. Lisa Shuvalov 1994–97 .344 

6. Whitney Regian 2006– .340 


Carol Hamilton 1998–02 .333 

9. Zsatasha Scott 2000–04 .306 

10. Leah Foster 2002–06 .303 




3. Paula Jasek 1989–93 308 


5. Maggie Adams 1985–87 296 

6. Sara Baca 2002–06 274 








3. Paula Jasek 1989–93 420 


5. Maggie Adams 1985–87 409 


7. Sara Baca 2002–06 371 


9. Aaron Farris 1988–91 346 

10. Stacey Worrell 2000–04 329 



2. Kendra Harrell 1995–99 .780 

3. Sara Baca 2002–06 .739 

4. Paula Jasek 1989–93 .733 

5. Maggie Adams 1985–87 .724 


7. Sherrie Marsh 1989–91 .717 

8. Stacey Worrell 2000–04 .693 

9. Paula Fletcher 1991–95 .692 

10. Marian Michel 1985–89 .677 


Rebounds 

1. Inger Brown 1982–86 1032 



4. Marian Michel 1985–89 709 

5. Aaron Farris 1988–91 603 

6. Sherrie Hawkins 1986–89 574 



Paula Jasek 1989–93 545 

10. Kathryn Hopkins 1980–82 536 



2. Aaron Farris 1988–91 8.6 

3. Kathryn Hopkins 1980–82 8.1 

4. Lisa Hudson 1987–89 7.7 

5. Sherrie Marsh 1989–91 7.2 

6. Kendra Harrell 1995–99 7.0 

7. Maggie Adams 1985–87 5.9 


9. Three tied — 5.5 



2. Paula Jasek 1989–93 445 


4. J.J. Riehl 1998–02 244 

5. Michelle Arnold 1988–91 242 



8. Lisa Bjornman 1992–95 192 


10. Michelle Powell 1987–89 179 

Assists Per Game 

1. Shakeitha Ashley 2000–02 5.0 

Shelley Schmidt 1990–94 5.0 

3. Michelle Powell 1987–89 3.9 

4. Melanie McMullin 1996–98 3.7 

5. Paula Jasek 1989–93 3.5 

6. Michelle Arnold 1988–91 3.1 

Margaret Butler 1986–88 3.1 

8. Martha Estelle 1987–89 2.9 

9. Lisa Bjornmen 1992–95 2.4 

10. J.J. Riehl 1988–92 2.3 

Steals 

1. Shelley Duffey 1996–00 262 





Martha Estelle 1987–89 130 


8. Sara Baca 2002–06 106 



Blocks 

1. Casey Koenig 1997–01 144 


3. Sara Baca 2002–06 94 




7. Lauren Balon 2003–07 31 

8. Charron Sumler 2005– 26 

Ada Powers 2002–04 26 

10. Marlene Schuppli 2001–02 20 


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Year-by-Year Records 

Year Overall Pct. Conference Pct. Coach Notes 

1974–75 N/A 

1975–76 N/A 

1976–77 N/A 

1977–78 N/A 

1978–79 N/A 

1979–80 4–13 .235 -- -- N/A 

1980–81 N/A -- -- -- Sharon McIlroy 

1981–82 N/A -- -- -- Sharon McIlroy 

1982–83 10–18 .357 3-7 .300 Sharon McIlroy 

1983–84 12–15 .444 3-6 .333 Sharon McIlroy 5th Big State Conference 

1984–85 12–13 .480 3-7 .300 David McKey 

1985–86 15–13 .536 2-8 .200 David McKey 

1986–87 20–8 .714 6-4 .600 David McKey Big State Conference Champions 

1987–88 29–4 .879 10-0 1.000 David McKey Big State Conference, District Champions 

1988–89 20–9 .690 8-2 .800 David McKey 

1989–90 26–6 .813 9-1 .900 David McKey Big State Conference Co-Champions 

1990–91 31–2 .939 9-1 .900 David McKey Big State Conference, District Champions 

1991–92 30–3 .909 10-0 1.000 David McKey Big State Conference Champions, NAIA Final Four 

1992–93 28–3 .903 10-0 1.000 David McKey Big State Conference, District Champions, 

NAIA Final Four 

1993–94 9–18 .333 2-8 .200 David McKey 

1994–95 11–19 .367 8-6 .571 Janice Wallace 


1996–97 15–11 .577 13-3 .813 Janice Wallace Heart of Texas Co-Conference Champions 

1997–98 20–7 .741 12-2 .857 Janice Wallace Heart of Texas Co-Conference Champions 


1999–00 20–6 .769 --- --- Janice Wallace 

2000–01 8–18 .308 4-6 .400 Janice Wallace 5th Heartland Conference 

2001–02 13–14 .481 6-4 .600 Janice Wallace 3rd Heartland Conference 

2002–03 6–21 .222 0-10 .000 Janice Wallace/ 6th Heartland Conference 

J.J. Riehl 

2003–04 12–15 .444 5-7 .417 Jennifer White 5th Heartland Conference 

2004–05 7–20 .259 5-7 .417 Jennifer White T-5th Heartland Conference 

2005–06 15–12 .556 9-3 .750 Jennifer White Heartland Conference Co-Champions 

2006–07 9–18 .333 6-4 .600 Jennifer White T-2nd Heartland Conference 

Totals 804-864 .482 281-289 .493 

Coaches Record Pct. 

David McKey 220–79 .736 

Janice Wallace 125–112 .527 

Jennifer White 43–65 .398 

Sharon McIlroy 22–33 .400 

J.J. Riehl 1–8 .111 

Sherrie Hawkins 

All-Time Record Against 

Team Record Against Streak 

Abilene Christian 7–10 L1 

Adams State 0–1 L1 

Angelo State 5–7 L7 

Arkansas Tech 0–1 L1 

Austin College 7–0 W7 

Bishop College 2–2 W1 

Cameron 1–3 L1 

Central Oklahoma 0–2 L2 

Central State (Ohio) 1–0 W1 

Chico State 0–1 L1 

Cisco JC 0–1 L1 

Clafi n College 0–1 L1 

Colorado State–Pueblo 1–0 W1 

Concordia (Neb.) 1–0 W1 

Concordia (Texas) 33–3 W8 

Dallas Baptist 2–0 W2 

Dillard 0–1 L1 

Drury 1–9 L6 

East Central 3–3 W1 

East Texas Baptist 10–15 L2 

Eastern New Mexico 1–1 W1 

Emporia State 1–2 L2 

Flagler 1–0 W1 

Georgetown College 0–1 L1 

Hardin-Simmons 3–2 W1 

Harding 1–2 L2 

Henderson State 1–1 L1 

Hill College 0–1 L1 

Houston CC 0–1 L1 

Howard Payne 4–0 W4 

Huston-Tillotson 25–12 W24 

Incarnate Word 37–18 L1 

Lamar 0–1 L1 

Lincoln 10–4 W4 

Louisiana College 2–0 W2 

Louisiana–Lafayette 0–1 L1 

Lubbock Christian 4–0 W4 

Mary Hardin-Baylor 21–12 L1 

McMurry 4–0 W4 

Midwestern State 5–10 L5 

Minnesota–Duluth 0–1 L1 

Missouri–Rolla 1–0 W1 

Mobile College 1–0 W1 

Montana State–Billings 2–4 L3 

National Christian 1–0 W1

New Mexico Highlands 2–0 W2 

North Dakota State 0–1 L1 

Northwest Missouri State 0–1 L1 

Oklahoma Christian 2–3 W2 

Oklahoma City 0–4 L4 

Ouachita Baptist 1–4 L3 

Our Lady of the Lake 7–0 W7 

Panhandle State 9–6 W4 

Paul Quinn 2–0 W2 

Phillips 1–1 W1 

Pikeville 1–0 W1 

Pittsburg State 1–1 L1 

Rockhurst 8–3 W4 

Rollins 0–1 L1 

Rosary College 1–0 W1 

Sam Houston State 0–2 L2 

Schreiner 27–15 W5 

Seattle 1–0 W1 

Simon Fraser (B.C.) 1–0 W1 

Sonoma State 1–0 W1 

Southeastern Oklahoma State 5–6 L2 

Southern Nazarene 1–4 W1 

Southwest Baptist 0–1 L1 

Southwestern 8–8 W3 

Southwestern Oklahoma State 0–5 L5 

St. Gregory’s 1–0 W1 

St. Mary’s 22–36 L5 

Tarleton State 11–11 L6 

Texas Christian University 0–1 L1 

Texas 0–2 L2 

Texas–Pan American 4–7 L2 

Texas–Permian Basin 3–0 W3 

Texas A&M–Commerce 0–2 L2 

Texas A&M–Corpus Christi 0–1 L1 

Texas A&M–International 1–3 L2 

Texas A&M–Kingsville 13–9 L1 

Texas Lutheran 29–13 W3 

Texas State 0–5 L5 

Texas Wesleyan 19–13 L2 

Texas Woman’s 13–4 L2 

Trevecca Nazarene 1–0 W1 

Trinity 17–0 W17 

UC–Davis 0–1 L1 

University of the South 1–0 W1 

Wayland Baptist 1–10 L5 

West Texas A&M 0–3 L3 

Western New Mexico 3–0 W3 

Wharton JC 1–1 L1 

All-Time Roster 

Adams, Maggie: 85–86, 86–87 

Aguilar, Cynthia: 96–97 

Arias, Giovanna: 94–95, 95–96, 96–97, 

97–98 

Arnold, Michelle: 88–89, 89–90, 90–91 

Ashley, Shakeitha: 00–01, 01–02 

Baca, Sara: 02–03, 03–04, 04–05, 05–06 

Balon, Lauren: 03–04, 05–06, 06–07 

Bardwell, Sally: 92–93, 93–94, 94–95 

Bartosh, Tammy: 04–05, 05–06, 06–07 

Batchelor, Jenni: 85–86, 86–87 

Bayna, Cheron: 88–89 

Beauchamp, Kristen: 02–03, 03–04, 

04–05 

Binger, Sonya: 81–82, 82–83, 83–84, 

84–85 

Bjornberg, Lisa: 92–93, 93–94, 94–95 

Blackstock, Clare: 77–78, 78–79, 79–80 

Boehnemann, Robin: 91–92 

Bonner, Charmin: 92–93, 93–94 

Brown, Andria: 74–75 

Brown, Cassie: 05–06, 06–07 

Brown, Inger: 82–83, 83–84, 84–85, 

85–86 

Burns, Kymberley: 95–96, 96–97 

Butler, Margaret: 86–87, 87–88 

Cadena, Peggy: 91–92, 92–93, 93–94 

Campbell, Theresa: 83–84, 84–85, 85–86 

Canfi eld, Erin: 98–99 

Cardenas, Adriana: 74–75 

Cardenas, Pat: 74–75 

Cardenas, Sandra: 78—79, 79–80 

Carlisle, Sandi: 77–78, 78–79, 79–80 

Cavazos, Cindy: 82–83 

Chauvin, Julie: 84–85, 85–86, 86–87, 

87–88 

Contreras, Lisa: 86–87 

Cook, Amber: 98–99 

Crow, Cathy: 77–78, 78–79, 79–80 

Dang, Lan: 92–93, 93–94 

Darling, Rhonda: 90–91, 91–92, 92–93 

DeHass, Pam: 74–75 

Delcoure, Desiree: 03–04, 05–06 

Dettmer, Tina: 91–92, 92–93, 93–94 

De Ybarrondo, Michelle: 86–87 

Dominguez: 87–88 

Duffey, Shelley: 96–97, 97–98, 98–99, 

99–00 

Dungan, Veronica: 85–86 

Edwards, Annette: 74–75 

Edwards, Wendy: 89–90 

Endres, Brooke: 04–05 

Estel, Vanessa: 96–97, 97–98, 98–99, 

99–00 

Estelle, Martha: 87–88, 88–89 

Etheridge, Nicole: 06–07 

Evans, Tracy: 88–89 

Farris, Aaron: 88–89, 89–90, 90–91 

Favila, Kristina: 91–92, 93–94 

Fenton, Brandy: 91–92, 92–93, 93–94, 

94–95 

Fletcher, Paula: 91–92, 92–93, 93–94, 

94–95, 95–96 

Flores, Cindy: 86–87 

Flores, Maria: 87–88 

Flores, Nora: 85–86, 86–87, 87–88, 

88–89 

Flowers, Trish: 98–99, 99–00, 00–01 

Foster, Leah: 02–03, 03–04, 04–05, 

05–06 

Franco, Andira: 01–02 

Fuentes, Suzanna: 77–78, 78–79 

Gaines, Dawn: 97–98, 98–99 

Gallegos, Betty: 81–82 


Gardner, Pattie: 90–91 

Garza, Ashli: 96–97, 97–98 

Garza, Lupe: 82–83, 83–84 

Gilbert, Jami: 98–99, 99–00, 00–01 

Gokelman, Anne: 83–84, 84–85, 85–86, 

86–87 

Gotsch, Lorri: 90–91, 91–92 

Green, Ginny: 82–83, 83–84, 84–85, 

85–86 

Greer, Debbie: 88–89, 89–90 

Guerrero, Marie: 85–86, 86–87, 87–88 

Hamilton, Carol: 98–99, 99–00, 00–01, 

01–02 

Hamilton, Lori: 91–92, 93–94 

Harrell, Kendra: 95–96, 96–97, 97–98, 

98–99 

Hawkins, Sherrie: 86–87, 87–88, 88–89 

Head, Sara: 06–07 

Hello, Gina: 81–82 

Henderson, Meloney: 01–02 

Hernandez, Erin: 00–01 

Hernandez, Liz: 81–82, 82–83 

Hicks, Romona: 88–89 

Hogan, Delisa: 87–88, 88–89 

Holguin, Sophia: 05–06, 06–07 

Hopkins, Kathryn: 78–79, 79–80, 81–82 

Hubbard, Terry: 94–95, 95–96 

Hudson, Lisa: 87–88, 88–89 

Jackson, Chris: 74–75 

Jackson, Enid: 93–94 

Jackson, NiTia: 96–97 

Jackson, Stormye: 02–03, 03–04 

Janes, AnnMarie: 98–99 

Jarosz, Tracy: 92–93, 93–94 

Jasek, Paula: 89–90, 90–91, 91–92, 

92–93 

Johnson, Aquilla: 85–86 

Johnson, Coleen: 01–02 

Johnson, Rashunda: 01–02 

Johnson, Tricia: 97–98, 98–99, 99–00, 

00–01 

Kailahi, Joanna: 93–94 

Kelly, Mary: 74–75 

King, Angie: 94–95, 95–96, 96–97 

Kinsey, Sara: 97–98 

Knight, Jennifer: 02–03, 03–04, 04–05, 

05–06 

Koehler, April: 98–99, 99–00, 00–01, 

01–02 

Koenig, Casey: 97–98, 98–99, 99–00, 

00–01 

Kouba, Tammy: 81–82, 82–83, 83–84, 

84–85 

Lara, Alana: 06–07 

Lewis, Vicki: 83–84 

Little, Dennis: 74–75 

Loucks, Star: 02–03, 03–04 

Lucksinger, Tina: 74–75 

Marsh, Sherry: 89–90, 90–91 

Martin, Lee Anne: 92–93, 93–94, 94–95, 

95–96 

McFerren, Pattie: 82–83, 83–84 

McMillian, Tedra: 91–92 

McMullin, Melanie: 96–97, 97–98 

McWilliams, Taj: 90–91, 91–92, 92–93 

Meador, Jennifer: 91–92 

Michel, Marian: 85–86, 86–87, 87–88, 

88–89 

Mize, Deborah: 02–03 

Murillo, Rebecca: 93–94 

Nagel, Becca: 04–05, 05–06, 06–07 

Neal, Angela: 81–82 

Neira, Veronica: 94–95, 95–96, 96–97, 

97–98 

O’Neil, Julie: 78–79, 79–80 

Ortiz, Patti: 98–99, 99–00 

Otey-Lewis, Kirsten: 99–00 

Palazuelos, Rhina: 99–00, 00–01, 01–02, 

02–03 

Patek, Karen: 89–90, 90–91, 91–92, 

92–93 

Payton, Kelli: 06–07 

Phillips, Dawn: 96–97 

Phillips, Patricia: 87–88, 88–89, 89–90 

Pires, Jeannine: 84–85 

Placencia, Alma: 82–83, 83–84 

Poole, Karen: 82–83 

Powell, Michelle: 87–88, 88–89 

Powers, Ada: 02–03, 03–04 

Raiford, Brend: 81–82 

Ramos, Tina: 78–79 

Regian, Whitney: 06–07 

Resendez, Petra: 83–84 

Riehl, J.J.: 98–99, 99–00, 00–01, 01–02 

Robinson, Jackie: 81–82, 82–83, 84–85 

Romero, Dailia: 74–75 

Ross, Dora: 74–75 

Rossi, Karen: 83–84, 84–85, 85–86 

Rowland, Erika: 05–06, 06–07 

Saathoff, Jackie: 04–05, 05–06, 06–07 

Salazar, Mayla: 83–84 

Savage, Sara: 95–96, 96–97 

Schiver, Kassie: 98–99 

Schmidt, Shelley: 89–90, 90–91, 91–92, 

92–93 

Schuppli, Marlene: 01–02 

Scott, Zsatasha: 00–01, 01–02, 02–03, 

03–04 

Segovia, Veronica: 87–88 

Shelton, Shenieka: 94–95, 95–96 

Shuvalov, Lisa: 94–95, 95–96, 96–97 

Shuvalov, Nina: 94–95, 96–97 

Silva, Myriam: 88–89, 89–90 

Skeen, Laura Jo: 99–00, 00–01, 01–02 

Smith, Lindsay: 97–98 

Soto, Raquel: 78–79, 81–82 

Spann, Sue: 81–82 

Spruell, Carmen: 78–79 

Stark, Mandi: 88–89, 89–90, 90–91, 

91–92 

Sullivan, Shelly: 99–00, 00–01 

Sumler, Charron: 05–06, 06–07 

Tidwell, Haley: 06–07 

Tijerina, Marina: 81–82, 82–83, 83–84 

Torres, Libby: 94–95 

Tuero, Anna: 77–78, 78–79 

Valadez, Elma: 78–79 

Valdiviez, Claudia: 86–87 

Vaughn, Linda: 81–82 

Villarreal, Michelle: 85–86, 86–87 

Vlasak, Jeanette: 02–03, 03–04, 04–05, 

05–06 

Wachsmann, Lisa: 97–98, 98–99 

Wells, Jennifer: 93–94 

White, Aleshia: 06–07 

Whitt, Pam: 81–82 

Wiatrek, Nichole: 96–97, 97–98, 98–99, 

99–00 

Woods, Charonda: 02–03 

Wooley, Karen: 84–85, 85–86 

Worrell, Stacey: 00–01, 01–02, 02–03, 

03–04 

Ybarra, Tina: 02–03, 03–04, 04–05 

Yezierski, Christina: 91–92 

Zepeda, Marina: 84–85, 85–86 

Missing: 75–76, 76–77, 77–78, 80–81 


MEET THE TEAM 



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ST. EDWARD’S UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS 

Debbie Taylor, MEd 

Director of Athletics 

Debbie Taylor is in her sixth year as the seventh 

director of athletics at St. Edward’s University, 

a job well-deserved by this overachieving and 

devoted coaching veteran at St. Edward’s. 

Taylor fi rst came to the Hilltop as the head 

volleyball coach in 1990. She has been an 

athletic administrator since 1995, and in 1999, 

St. Edward’s promoted Taylor to associate athletic director. Throughout 

her 12 years as head volleyball coach and 12 years as an athletic 

administrator, Taylor has brought an abundance of experience and 

excellence to St. Edward’s University Athletics. 

A former all-America volleyball player, Taylor received a bachelor’s 

degree in education from Southwestern University in 1986. During her 

tenure at Southwestern University, Taylor established herself as one 

of the top volleyball players in school history. Her team advanced to 

the NAIA National Tournament twice in four years, during the 1981 and 

1983 seasons. She was an NAIA All-American in 1983 and 1984, and 

she was selected to the All-National Tournament Team in 1983. Taylor 

was named the Most Outstanding Physical Education Major in 1985 

and was inducted into the Athletic Hall of Honor in 1990. She earned 

her master’s in physical education and educational administration at 

Southwest Texas State University in 1992. Taylor served seven years 

as an offi cer for the American Volleyball Coaches Association and 

as president in 1998. She was recognized for meritorious service by 

the USAV in 1995, and served the State of Texas as an Impact Coach 

Certifi ed Instructor. 

As a coach, Taylor posted an overall record of 428-167 at 

St. Edward’s. In 1991, 1996 and 1997, her team won the Heart of Texas 

Conference and, in 2001, won the Heartland Conference. In 1996, her 

team won the NAIA Southwest Region Tournament Championship and, 

overall, she has coached four teams to the national tournament with two 

quarterfi nal appearances. In 1990, her fi rst year at St. Edward’s, she 

was named coach of the year, and she won the honor again in 2001. 

In 12 seasons, Taylor coached fi ve conference most valuable players, 

seven conference freshmen of the year, 49 all-conference players, 67 

academic all-conference players, 12 all-Americans and 11 scholar all- 

Americans. 

As an administrator, she was honored as the 1993 NAIA District IV 

Female Administrator of the Year and the 1997 NAIA Southwest Region 

Female Administrator of the Year. 

Taylor and her husband, Robert, reside in Kyle. 

Scott Abel, JD 

Associate Director of 

Athletics/Compliance 

Scott Abel was named the associate director of 

athletics/compliance at St. Edward’s University 

in Summer 2004. He oversees all aspects of 

Athletic compliance efforts. In addition, Abel 

provides oversight while coordinating the Topper 

Backers corporate partner program. He also 

serves as compliance coordinator for the Heartland Conference. 

Abel came to St. Edward’s after spending two years at the University 

of Northern Colorado as director of athletic compliance. He helped 

develop and implement a compliance manual and booster education 

program for the UNC athletic department. Abel also helped lead 

compliance education meetings for the coaching staff while supervising 

UNC’s transition from Division II to Division I. 

Prior to that he worked in the offi ce of athletic compliance at Texas 

Christian University for two years. Abel monitored athlete/agent 

regulations meetings and offi cial visits at TCU. He also assisted in 

secondary infractions investigations. 

He earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise and sports science from 

Texas Wesleyan University in 1996 and a doctor of jurisprudence from 

Texas Wesleyan University School of Law in 2002. 

Abel also coached high school football for fi ve years from 1994 to 

1999. 

He and his wife, Jena, have a daughter, Ainsley. They reside 

in Austin. 

Nikki Cockrell 

Associate Athletic Director for 

Facilities and Event Management 

Nikki Cockrell begins her fi rst year as associate 

athletic director for facilities and event 

management. She will assist the director of 

athletics in managing all aspects of athletic 

facilities, intercollegiate competition and 

campus recreation. 

Cockrell previously was the parks and recreation director for the City 

of Smithville where she spent the last eight years. She initially joined 

the staff as manager of the Smithville Recreation Center in 1999. 

She was elevated to parks and recreation director in 2000. Cockrell 

managed four city parks, the city skate park and the 22,500 square 

foot Recreation Center. She and the 18 employees she supervised 

oversaw the daily operations of these facilities. She was also involved 

in generating advertising, attracting fundraising, and the planning 

of capital projects in the City of Smithville. She served on numerous 

boards and committees within the community. 

Cockrell is a 1999 graduate of the UT−Austin with a BS in Sport 

Management. While at UT, she was a three-year letterwinner, and one of 

the original members of the Longhorn softball team. She helped Head 

Coach Connie Clark establish the great tradition known in the NCAA 

softball community today. Cockrell was named an all-American, both 

academically and athletically in 1998 and 1999, and was the NCAA 

Women of the Year for the State of Texas in 1999. She was recently 

inducted into the UT Women’s Athletics Hall of Honor in 2006. Cockrell 

was the fi rst softball player to be inducted. 

She currently resides in Austin.

Athletics Directory 

Debbie Taylor 

Athletic Director 

Jennifer White 

Assistant Athletic Director 

WBKB Head Coach 

Chris Magott 

Assistant 

Athletic Trainer 

Ann Mary Carney 

Cheerleading Coach 

Amy Coulter 

Head 

Softball Coach 

Logan Lawrence 

Sports Information Director 

Scott Abel 

Associate Athletic Director 

Compliance 

Frank Smith 

Faculty Athletics 

Representative 

Troyce Solley 


Athletic Trainer 

Ryan Murphy 

Head Men’s 

Golf Coach 

Lindsay Gardner 


Softball Coach 


Melinda Terry 

Head Athletic Trainer 

Nikki Cockrell 

Associate Athletic Director 

Facilities and Events 

Marilyn Wilke 

Administrative Assistant 

Rob Penders 

Head 

Baseball Coach 

Jennifer McNeil 

Head Women’s 

Golf Coach 

Russel Sterns 

Head Tennis Coach 

Kevin Felts 

Assistant Baseball/ 

Head Cross Country Coach 

Brian Young 

Head Men’s 

Soccer Coach 

Simon Boyce 


Tennis Coach 

Mailing Address 

St. Edward’s University, Athletics Department 

3001 South Congress Ave., Austin, Texas 78704 

Athletics Fax: 416-5834 SID Fax: 428-1001 

Administrative Staff Area Code: 512 

Debbie Taylor, Athletic Director 448-8744 

Scott Abel, Associate Athletic Director/Compliance 233-1637 

Nikki Cockrell, Associate AD for Facilities and Events 233-1495 

Jennifer White, Assistant AD for Student Services 448-8590 

Dr. Frank Smith, Faculty Athletics Representative 448-8555 

Marilyn Wilke, Administrative Assistant 448-8480 

Logan Lawrence, Sports Information Director 464-8810 

Melinda Terry, Head Athletic Trainer 448-8498 

Chris Magott, Assistant Athletic Trainer 428-1378 

Troyce Solley, Assistant Athletic Trainer 

Coaching Staff 

416-5802 

Rob Penders, Head Baseball Coach 448-8497 

Kevin Felts, Assistant Baseball Coach/Head CC Coach 428-1053 

Ryan Marks, Head Men’s Basketball Coach 448-8591 

Jon Havens, Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach 428-1089 

Jennifer White, Head Women’s Basketball Coach 448-8590 

J.J. Riehl, Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach 428-1031 

Ann Mary Carney, Cheerleading Coach 637-5615 

Ryan Murphy, Head Men’s Golf Coach 448-8604 

Jennifer McNeil, Head Women’s Golf Coach 233-1654 

Brian Young, Head Men’s Soccer Coach 448-8507 

Adrian Rigby, Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach 428-1355 

Nick Cowell, Head Women’s Soccer Coach 428-1052 

Jay Mason, Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach 428-1054 

Amy Coulter, Head Softball Coach 448-8494 

Lindsay Gardner, Assistant Softball Coach 428-1049 

Russell Sterns, M/W Head Tennis Coach 448-8743 

Simon Boyce, M/W Assistant Tennis Coach 637-5617 

Sean Donahue, Head Volleyball Coach 428-1386 

Zheng Xiang, Assistant Volleyball Coach 428-1435 

Ryan Marks 

Head Men’s Basketball 

Coach 

Adrian Rigby 

Assistant Men’s 

Soccer Coach 

Sean Donahue 

Head 

Volleyball Coach 

Jon Havens 

Assistant Men’s 

Basketball Coach 

Nick Cowell 

Head Women’s 

Soccer Coach 

Zheng Xiang 


Volleyball Coach 

J.J. Riehl 

Assistant Women’s 

Basketball Coach 

Jay Mason 

Assistant Women’s 

Soccer Coach 


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ATHLETIC DEPT 



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FACILITIES AND 

EQUIPMENT 

When you arrive at our 198-acre hilltop 

campus, you’ll fi nd a balance of traditional 

and modern architecture that speaks to 

the university’s rich past and exemplifi es 

our bright future. You’ll also discover 

that campus life extends far beyond the 

classroom. Whether it’s working out in 

the fi tness center after a swim, grabbing 

a cappuccino in Meadows Coffeehouse, 

or catching up with friends in an outdoor 

courtyard, you’ll fi nd a rich and active 

community at St. Edward’s. 

MAIN BUILDING 

A Texas Historic Landmark and one of 

several campus buildings on the National 

Register of Historic Places, Main Building 

sits on the highest elevation point in Austin, 

overlooking the city’s skyline. Inside you’ll 

fi nd the Offi ce of Student Financial Services 

and the Offi ce of Undergraduate Admission, 

among others. The university celebrated the 

building’s centennial in 2003. 

ROBERT AND PEARLE 

RAGSDALE CENTER 

Named for Texas aviation pioneers Robert 

and Pearle Ragsdale, the center offers 

lectures, free movies and special events with 

a wide range of services and conveniences 

inside including Meadows Coffeehouse, 

student lounges, a computer center, a game 

room, South Congress Market (the university 

dining hall), conference and study rooms, 

and Student Life offi ces. 

RECREATION AND 

CONVOCATION CENTER 

Located in the heart of campus, the 

Recreation and Convocation Center is 

a full-featured modern facility equipped 

with a fi tness center, a six-lane pool, four 

racquetball/handball courts, two full-size 

basketball fl oors and space to display all the 

Hilltopper trophies. 

THE GOLF CLUB AT CIRCLE C 

Originally opened in 1992, the Golf Club at 

Circle C is 15 minutes from downtown Austin 

on 160 acres of rolling hill country. Designed 

by Jay Moorish, this course offers a classicstyle 

layout in championship condition with 

a wide range of play for all skill levels. The 

course has been cited in both regional and 

national golf magazines as one of Texas’ 

best daily fee courses. 

DIANE DANIELS FIELD 

Built in 1988, the Diane Daniels Field is the 

home of the Hilltopper softball team. It was 

dedicated and named on April 10, 1990, in 

honor of Diane Daniels, a physical education 

instructor and fi rst female coach at St. 

Edward’s. The fi eld includes new dug outs, 

batting cages and tiered-seating for spectators. 

In 2005, the outfi eld fence was moved 

to regulation distance to accommodate 

tournament play. 

RECREATION AND 

CONVOCATION CENTER

LUCIAN-HAMILTON FIELD 

Built in 1968, Lucian-Hamilton Field provides 

an on-campus facility for the men’s baseball 

team. The fi eld is named for longtime athletic 

director Brother Lucian Blersch, CSC, and 

former men’s baseball coach Tom Hamilton. 

The fi eld also features a press box, concession 

stand and tiered-seating for spectators. 

SOCCER FIELD 

St. Edward’s unveiled a new soccer fi eld for 

men’s and women’s soccer in 2004. A half-mile 

walking/running track encircles the new fi eld. 


BROTHER EMMETT STROHMEYER VARSITY COURTS 

SOCCER FIELD 

LUCIAN-HAMILTON FIELD 

BROTHER EMMETT STROHMEYER 

TENNIS COURTS 

Built in the late 1960s, the tennis courts are 

named in honor of Brother Emmett Strohmeyer, 

CSC, a legendary tennis coach at St. 

Edward’s who amassed 25 consecutive conference 

championships. Five tennis courts 

provide a playing area for both the men’s 

and women’s tennis teams. 


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ATHLETIC DEPT 



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CHEERLEADING 

Jennifer Allen 

Sophomore 

San Antonio 

Madison HS 

Brienne Lloyd 

Freshman 

Bedford 

Trinity HS 

Angie Caballero 

Sophomore 

Los Fresnos 

Los Fresnos HS 

Mandi Molinar 

Junior 

Eagle Pass 

Eagle Pass HS 

Erin Conant 

Junior 

Houston 

St. Pius X HS 

Carli Terry 

Senior 

Wylie 

Wylie HS 

Jenni Farmer 

Senior 

Dripping Springs 

Dripping Springs HS 

Ann Mary Carney 

Coach 

Beth Jackson 

Freshman 

Dripping Springs 

Dripping Springs HS 

Brittany Jackson 

Junior 

Round Rock 

Round Rock HS 

Ann Mary Carney enters her second year of 

coaching the St. Edward’s University cheerleaders 

and has been a part of the St. Edward’s 

community for nine years as an adjunct faculty 

member teaching dance courses. As a coach 

she strives to instill the values of commitment 

and responsibility in a positive environment. 

Ms. Carney earned a BS in Dance Education 

at Texas State University. She also holds an 

MFA from Mills College in Performance and 

Choreography. As head coach, Carney brings 

her skills as a teacher, performer, former cheerleader 

and gymnast along with her aesthetic 

sensitivity to the St. Edward’s Cheer program.

Top of Their Game in the Community 

St. Edward’s University strives to develop the total student-athlete. Our coaches 

and faculty promote excellence in teaching and learning in an environment that 

encompasses the campus classroom, student life programs and the broader 

community. Students learn to clarify their personal values and recognize their 

responsibility to the world community. 

Hilltopper athletes serve their community through a wide range of service projects, such as 

National Student Athlete Day. They emcee annual events like the Faculty-Freshmen Softball 

Game and support one another and university athletics through programs like the Student- 

Athlete Advisory Committee and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 

Events that bring Hilltoppers together with the community: 

COPPERFIELD ELEMENTARY MATH NIGHT 

Every year at Super Bowl time, Hilltopper athletes join students from Copperfi eld 

Elementary for a night of math and mentoring. The annual event brings together parents, 

students and more than 70 student-athletes for games and activities that allow the youths 

to show off their math skills and discover new ones. 

TAKE A KID TO THE GAME 

St Edward’s is part of the annual NCAA-sponsored “Take a Kid to the Game” night, which 

allows kids from the community to attend men’s and women’s basketball games. 

MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION 

As part of a national NCAA Division II initiative, St. Edward’s University worked with Heartland 

Conference SAAC organizations to raise $400 for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. 

CAPITOL 10K 

In 2007, the St. Edward’s University women’s soccer team raised over $2,000 for the fi ght 

against breast cancer in the Statesman Capitol 10K. “Our team is always looking for community 

service projects,” said Head Coach Nick Cowell. “When we can combine fi tness 

with raising money for a good cause, it is a no-brainer. It’s great that we were able to help 

out such an important cause.” 

WEST AUSTIN YOUTH ASSOCIATION 

The St. Edward’s University volleyball team 

hosted volleyball clinics at the West Austin 

Youth Association. The team worked with 

girls from third to seventh grade, teaching 

them basic volleyball skills and also giving 

the girls a chance to interact with a college 

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St. Edward’s University Hall of Fame 

Anyone can nominate a person to the Hall of Fame. Eligibility for Hall of Fame members is defi ned by certain criteria, which include being out 

of school for at least fi ve years (or deceased); receiving national recognition as an athlete, coach or administrator; being of good character and 

reputation; and having no stronger connection with another university. 

1987 

Bob Beck, men’s basketball 

Joe Beck, men’s basketball 

Bro. Lucian Blersch, administration 

Toney Burger, baseball 

Joseph Byrne, baseball 

Billy Disch, baseball 

Zembra Everett, men’s basketball 

Frankie Farley, baseball/football/men’s basketball 

Tom Hamilton, baseball 

Lou Hertenberger, football 

Brother Edmond Hunt, service 

Harold Jansing, baseball/football/men’s basketball 

Bob Lucash, men’s basketball 

Roger Metzger, baseball 

Ed Norris, coach 

Michael Emmett O’Shaughnessy, baseball/men’s 

basketball 

Julio Rojas, tennis 

Bro. Emmett Strohmeyer, coach 

Sabas Zapata, track & fi eld 

1989 

Jack Chevigny, coach 

Diane Daniels, coach 

Marvin Durrenberger, football/men’s basketball 

Dan Dwyer, tennis 

Dave Eckstein, men’s basketball 

Ed Fleming, coach 

Bob Hilliard, tennis 

Kathryn Hopkins, volleyball/women’s basketball 

John Kleinow, baseball 

John Lucas, track 

Jack Meagher, football 

Ed Neu, baseball/men’s basketball 

T.J. O’Connor, football/men’s basketball 

Jim O’Keefe, men’s basketball 

Burke O’Rourke, baseball 

Vince Richbourg, baseball/men’s basketball 

Al Vogt, football 

Edward Woeber, football/men’s basketball 

CLASS OF 2006 

L-R: Athletic Director Debbie Taylor, 

Karl Jauhiainen, Aaron Farris-Seafous, 

President George E. Martin, Julie 

Burleson-Grant, 

Kevin Karo. 

1991 

Mike Camfi eld, men’s basketball 

Julieanne De Ybarrondo, volleyball 

Steve Dunlap, golf 

Bro. William Dunn, service 

James Ellison, baseball 

Bro. Walter Foken, administration 

Paul McDermott, men’s basketball 

Clare McFadden, tennis 

Kevin Mullins, tennis 

Mike Otolski, baseball/men’s basketball 

Al Popp, men’s basketball 

Charlie Popp, men’s basketball 

Ted Popp, men’s basketball 

1993 

DeNell Davis, women’s basketball 

Ginny Green, volleyball/women’s basketball 

Kelly Latz, baseball 

Richard Poppe, tennis 

Henry Thames, baseball 

John Wells, men’s basketball 

1995 

Ron Bella, men’s basketball 

Elmo Bransby, service 

Julie Chauvin, cross country/softball/volleyball/women’s 

basketball 

Joe DeVaney, football 

Lisa Hudson, women’s basketball 

Rick Lindell, baseball 

1997 

Jay Lee Hobbs, men’s basketball 

Melanie Hudkins, volleyball 

Ian Lipski, soccer 

Tina Tindell, softball 

Greg Trlicek, baseball 

1999 

Nace Formagus, football 

Dr. Glenn Hinkle, service 

Paula Jasek, softball/women’s basketball 

Taj McWilliams, women’s basketball 

Dairan Talley, soccer 

2002 

Heather Arnold-Stoner, volleyball 

Kellie Bilski-Geraci, softball 

Rhonda Darling, women’s basketball 

Myron Gilmore, baseball 

Gabriel Jones, soccer 

Kirk Wagner, soccer 

Heather Young-Forshay, soccer 

2004 

Susie Bayer, volleyball 

Joe Kucera, tennis 

Casey Lucas, tennis 

Jimmy Wheeler, men’s basketball 

2006 

Julie Burleson-Grant, volleyball 

Aaron Farris-Seafous, women’s basketball 

Karl Jauhiainen, tennis 

Kevin Karo, baseball 

Jimmy Wheeler, men’s basketball

The Heartland 

Conference 

is an NCAA 

Division II 

conference, 

founded in 1999, 

that currently 

consists of nine 

schools, six from Texas 

and one each from Missouri, Kansas and 

Oklahoma. The schools the Heartland 

Conference comprises stretch from as far 

north and east as Jefferson City, Missouri, 

as far south as Laredo, Texas, and as far 

west as Odessa, Texas. These schools 

include founding members St. Edward’s 

University (Austin, Texas), University of the 

Incarnate Word (San Antonio, Texas) St. 

Mary’s University (San Antonio, Texas), and 

Lincoln University (Jefferson City, Missouri), 

and expansion members Dallas Baptist 

University (Dallas, Texas) in 2002 and 

again in 2004, Panhandle State University 

(Goodwell, Oklahoma) in 2002, UT–Permian 

Basin (Odessa, Texas) in 2006, Texas A&M– 

International (Laredo, Texas) in 2006, and 

Newman University (Wichita, Kansas) 

in 2006. 

The universities in the Heartland Conference 

offer a wide range of undergraduate, 

graduate and professional programs. Some 

of the academic programs sponsored by 

member institutions are among the very 

best in the nation, including the Business 

Administration program at the University of 

the Incarnate Word, the Nursing program at 

Lincoln University, the Pre-Medicine program 

at St. Edwards University, the International 

Relations and Pre-Medicine programs at 

St. Mary’s University, and the Agriculture 

and Elementary Education programs at 

Panhandle State University. 

Among the many accomplishments of these 

institutions are national championships in 

baseball, golf, swimming, basketball and 

softball and national rankings in all sports. 

The strength of the student-athlete concept 

is well-supported by the many NCAA 

scholar-athletes in each school, the high 

cumulative GPA of the student-athletes in 

each school and the high number of studentathletes 

who graduate from each institution 

in the Heartland. 

The Heartland Conference is the newest 

of the NCAA Division II conferences. At 

the present time, there are 24 conferences 

in NCAA Division II, totaling almost 300 

institutions in full or provisional status across 

the nation. 


DALLAS BAPTIST 

Location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dallas 

Founded. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1898 

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,714 

Nickname. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Patriots 

Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Navy, Red and White 

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gray Cook, DMin 

Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ryan Erwin 

Web Site. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.dbu.edu/athletics 

INCARNATE WORD 

Location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .San Antonio 

Founded. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1881 

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,300 

Nickname. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cardinals 

Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Red, Black and White 

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Louis J. Agnese, PhD 

Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Papich 

Web Site. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.uiw.edu/athletic 

LINCOLN 

Location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jefferson City, Mo. 

Founded. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1866 

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,600 

Nickname. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Blue Tigers 

Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Navy and White 

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carolyn R. Mahoney, PhD 

Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tim Abney 

Web Site. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.lincolnu.edu/athletics 

NEWMAN UNIVERSITY 

Location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Wichita, Kan. 

Founded. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1933 

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2,200 

Nickname. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jets 

Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crimson and Blue 

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vacant 

Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kevin Ulwelling 

Web Site. . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.newmanu.edu/athletics 

OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE 

Location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Goodwell, Okla. 

Founded. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1909 

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,300 

Nickname. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Aggies 

Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Red, White and Blue 

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .David A. Bryant, PhD 

Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jerry Olson 

Web Site. . . . . . . www.opsu.edu/athletics/athletics.htm 

St. Edward’s University at a glance 

■ Tuition: $20,400 

■ Room and board: $5,430 to $7,674 

■ Undergraduate Students: 3,282 

■ 59% Female, 41% Male 

ST. EDWARD’S 

Location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Austin 

Founded. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1885 

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5,224 

Nickname. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hilltoppers 

Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Navy and Gold 

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .George E. Martin, PhD 

Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Debbie Taylor 

Web Site. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.stedwards.edu/sports 

ST. MARY’S 

Location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .San Antonio 

Founded. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1852 

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,500 

Nickname. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rattlers 

Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Blue and Gold 

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charles Cotrell, PhD 

Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Charlie Migl 

Web Site. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.stmarytx.edu/athletics 

TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL 

Location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Laredo 

Founded. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1969 

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4,917 

Nickname. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dust Devils 

Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maroon and Metallic Silver 

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ray Keck, PhD 

Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rafael Romo 

Web Site. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.tamiu.edu/athletics 

UT–PERMIAN BASIN 

Location. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Odessa 

Founded. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1969 

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,500 

Nickname. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Falcons 

Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Orange and Black 

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Watts, PhD 

Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Steve Aicinena 

Web Site. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.utpb.edu 

■ Diversity: 31% Hispanic, 3% African American, 3% Asian/Pacifi c Islander and 3% International; 

38 states and 37 countries represented 

Application Deadlines: 

■ Priority Decision: Feb. 1 (for scholarship consideration and the best fi nancial 

assistance packages) 

■ Regular Decision: May 1 

■ Spring Application Deadline: Nov. 15 

■ Nonrefundable Deposit Deadline: May 1 (or two weeks after notifi cation of admission if you are 

accepted later than May 1) 


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ST. EDWARD’S UNIVERSITY 

A nationally recognized university, 

St. Edward’s offers a close-knit academic 

community with small classes and 

personalized attention. For more than a 

century, the university has provided highereducation 

opportunities to students of 

all ages and of varied cultural, religious, 

educational and economic backgrounds. 

In 2000, the university adopted a vision to 

become recognized as one of the best small 

universities accredited in the United States. 

We’ve made signifi cant progress toward this 

goal, including being ranked among the top 

25 master’s-granting universities in the 

West in U.S. News & World Report for fi ve 

years running. 

The university has received many other 

commendations, including national 

recognition from Hispanic Outlook in Higher 

Education magazine as one of the “Top 100 

Schools Graduating Hispanics”; inclusion 

in Colleges with a Conscience; and high 

marks in the National Survey of Student Engagement, where students’ opinions of St. Edward’s 

exceeded the national average in all categories. 

St. Edward’s is celebrated for anticipating and responding to our changing world with innovation. 

Working alongside our dedicated faculty, students are prepared to unleash their potential as they 

build a foundation for lifelong learning, achievement, and personal satisfaction in career and 

community life. 

CONGREGATION OF HOLY CROSS 

Think critically, act ethically, appreciate diversity, strive for social justice and serve the community: 

These are the values of the Congregation of Holy Cross, which founded St. Edward’s more than 

a century ago. The tenets continue to drive the university’s mission today and transform our 

students into global citizens ready for the challenges of our complex world. 

Quick facts 

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Austin, Texas 

City Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 709,893 

University Founding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1885 

Total Enrollment (Undergraduate) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5,224 (3,282) 

Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hilltoppers 

Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Navy Blue and Metallic Gold 

Conference. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Heartland 

Division. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NCAA II 

President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George E. Martin, PhD 

Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Debbie Taylor, MEd 

Associate Athletic Director/Compliance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scott Abel, JD 

Associate Athletic Director/Facilities and Event Management. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nikki Cockrell 

Assistant Athletic Director/Student Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jennifer White 

Faculty Athletic Representative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J. Frank Smith, PhD 

Administrative Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marilyn Wilke 

Head Athletic Trainer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Melinda Terry 

Sports Information Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Logan Lawrence 

Sports Information Phone. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512-464-8810 

Sports Information Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512-428-1001 

Web Page. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.stedwards.edu/sports 

5 

St. Edward’s exceeded the national 

average in all fi ve benchmark areas 

of the National Survey of Student 

Engagement: level of academic challenge, 

active and collaborative learning, student 

interactions with faculty, enriching 

educational experiences, and supportive 

campus environment. 

9 

St. Edward’s won nine out 

of 13 Heartland Conference 

championships for the 2006–2007 

athletics season. 

14 

With a growing campus of 

more than 5,220 students, 

St. Edward’s maintains a low 

student-to-faculty ratio of 14:1 in the 

traditional undergraduate college. 

25 

St. 

granting institutions in the 

Edward’s has been named 

among the top 25 master’s- 

western region by U.S. News & World 

Report for fi ve consecutive years. 

100% 

St. 

on buildings 

Edward’s 

puts a priority 

and technology that enhance learning. 

In fact, 100 percent of our classrooms 

have advanced computer and multimedia 

technology.

George E. Martin, PhD 

President 

Since becoming the 23rd president of St. Edward’s University on July 1, 1999, George E. Martin, PhD, has led the 

university’s collaborative effort to attain national recognition as one of the best small universities in the country. That effort 

has already achieved results. U.S. News & World Report has ranked St. Edward’s among the top 25 master’s-granting 

universities in the West for the past fi ve years — recognition bestowed on only three other institutions in Texas. 

In the early days of his presidency, Martin introduced a vision and a set of seven strategic priorities focusing on student 

enrollment, faculty recruitment and retention, curricular and co-curricular programs, new facilities, technology development, 

fundraising, and marketing. These strategic priorities, combined with an ambitious master plan, defi ne the future direction 

of the university. 

Progress toward these goals has been tremendous. Traditional undergraduate enrollment has grown by 60 percent since 1999 while maintaining 

a low student-faculty ratio. The university’s exceptional faculty has increased by 47 percent. New facilities, such as Trustee Hall and the 65,000square-foot 

John Brooks Williams Natural Sciences Center–North Building, have elevated learning with the latest instructional technology. Two 

new residence halls — Basil Moreau Hall and Jacques Dujarié Hall — have changed the heart of campus with feature-rich student living. 

As the campus evolves to meet the needs of a growing student body, President Martin is committed to ensuring the university stays true to its Holy 

Cross mission: to deliver a personalized, transformative educational experience in a diverse and supportive community. 

Martin says the role of president is not one of power but of possibility. He leads by listening, thinking, sharing energy and ideas, and encouraging 

creativity within the culture of the institution. 

Born: Jan. 10, 1944, Brooklyn, N.Y. 

Education: Bachelor’s degree from St. John’s University; master’s and doctoral degrees from Fordham University 

Involvements: President Martin volunteers his time at a number of important civic and artistic organizations, including the Library Advisory 

Board and the boards of the United Way Capital Area and Ballet Austin. He is also a board member for the Council of Independent Colleges, the 

Independent Colleges and Universities of Texas, the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities, the Texas Independent College Fund, and 

Saint Mary’s College. A member of the Texas Campus Compact, Martin has served as conference president for the NCAA Division II Heartland 

Conference. 

Career highlights: Martin entered faculty service in 1969 as a member of the St. Peter’s College Political Science department and became 

chairman in 1976. In 1985, he was named academic dean of St. Peter’s College and served in that role until 1991, when he became academic 

vice president. He was inaugurated as president of St. Edward’s University in October 1999. 

Sandra Pacheco, PhD 

Vice President of Student Affairs 

Sandra Pacheco is a native Texan born and raised in Houston. She received an undergraduate degree from the University 

of Houston, an MS in Psychology from Oklahoma State University and a PhD in Counseling Psychology from UT–Austin. 

Pacheco came to St. Edward’s University in May 1981 as a psychological counselor. She was director of the counseling 

center from 1982 to 1989, until she became a dean for student development. In 1993 she was promoted to associate vice 

president. Presently, she is vice president of Student Affairs. 

In 2004, Pacheco was selected to participate in the Kellogg Minority-Serving Institutions Leadership Fellows Program by 

the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities. The program is designed to increase the number of Hispanic seniorlevel 

leaders at Hispanic-serving institutions. Pacheco was one of 10 fellows selected by HACU. 

J. Frank Smith, PhD 

Faculty Athletic Representative 

ST. EDWARD’S UNIVERSITY 

J. Frank Smith is the associate dean for the School of Education. He is the chair of the Kinesiology program and an 

associate professor of Kinesiology. He has been on the faculty of St. Edward’s University since 1989, serving as the dean of 

the School of Education from 1990 to 2001 and as the interim dean in 2004–2005. 

Smith earned a PhD in 1988 from Texas A&M University in Health and Kinesiology. His professional interests include 

anatomical kinesiology, biomechanics, exercise physiology, sports medicine and the psychology of coaching. 

A lifelong Texan, Smith has taught and coached in both public and private schools in Longview, Dallas and College Station. 

Immediately prior to his arrival at St. Edward’s, he was coordinator of physical education for Bryan ISD. 

A former Southwest Conference baseball umpire, he also is a registered clinician with the National Youth Sports Coaches Association and has 

served as baseball commissioner and umpire-in-chief for the Oak Hill Youth Sports Association. 

His wife, Susan, is a fourth-grade teacher at Casey Elementary in Austin ISD. Their son, Dallas, is a student at Texas A&M University, majoring in 

Animal Science. 

One of his favorite quotations is from George Bernard Shaw: “We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.” 


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Austin: Life in the Capital City 

Austin is down-home but sophisticated. Laid back but bustling with energy. Rich in tradition and 

eclectic. With its natural beauty, vibrant nightlife, big business and casual atmosphere, Austin 

regularly makes the grade as one of the country’s best places to live. 

Natural Wonder 

Home to 160 parks and lakes, Austin is full of natural beauty. Zilker Park, just 

10 minutes from campus, includes 349 acres along the shores of Lady Bird Lake 

and offers the Zilker Botanical Garden, a hike-and-bike trail, picnic areas, an outdoor theater 

and canoe rentals. Neighboring Barton Springs, Austin’s three-acre natural swimming pool, is a 

town favorite on hot summer days with its constant 68-degree waters. 

Live Music Capital of the World 

Music is at the heart of Austin culture. From country to blues, rock to hip-hop, Austinites fi nd 

a sound to suit every taste in the more than 100 live music venues around town. The city also 

hosts the South by Southwest Music Festival, a massive industry event that gathers more than 

1,000 fresh new bands from around the world. 

On the Rise 

Forbes magazine recently rated Austin among the best places to do business and advance 

your career. A recognized high-tech hub, the “Silicon Valley of Texas” has hundreds of 

semiconductor, computer and software companies. Other industries, such as fi lm, multimedia 

and music are also booming. Austin ranked No. 1 in MovieMaker magazine’s 2004 list of Top 10 

Cities for Moviemakers — and productions ranging from A Scanner Darkly to the Friday Night 

Lights TV show have been shot here. 

3 Austin has been named the thirdbest 

place to live in the United 

States, the nation’s best-read 

and most computer-literate city, 

and the most fi t city in America. 

It’s the combination of Texas 

charm and big-city sophistication 

that led Fortune magazine to 

proclaim, “Austin is what many a 

United States city longs to be … It 

has style.” 

1 in 8 Austin is the capital 

of Texas and the sixteenth-largest 

city in the United States. Of the 

more than 650,000 residents, one 

in eight is a college student. 

69° Austin enjoys a temperate 

climate with 300 days of sunshine, 

mild winters and an average 

annual temperature of 69 degrees. 

309 Standing a stately 309 

feet, Austin’s Capitol building was 

constructed in 1888 of Texas 

pink granite. 

1.5 million 

Austin loves bats — 1.5 million of 

them to be exact. The destination 

city for the largest urban bat 

colony in North America from 

March to November, Austin 

shows its bat pride with landmark 

sculptures and regular gatherings 

on the Ann W. Richards Congress 

Avenue Bridge to catch the bats’ 

sunset fl ight.

2007–2008 Hilltopper Basketball 

Back Row (L-R): Charron Sumler, Jackie Saathoff, Erika Rowland, Sara Head, Leah Starr, Alesheia White. Middle Row (L-R): Assistant Coach J.J. Riehl, Sophia Holguin, Tammy Bartosh, Becca Nagel, 

Nicole Etheridge, Head Coach Jennifer White. Front Row (L-R): Volunteer Assistant Jim Stern, Kelli Payton, Whitney Regian, Alana Lara, Hayley Tidwell, Graduate Assistant Jennifer Knight.

2007–2008 Hilltopper Women’s Basketball Schedule 

Date Day Opponent Location Time 

November 

16 F 1-Missouri Southern State HOME 5:30 p.m. 

17 SA Abilene Christian HOME 5:30 p.m. 

20 TU Angelo State HOME 6 p.m. 

23 F 2-v.CSU–Pueblo Denver, Colo. 1 p.m. 

24 SA 2-at Metro State Denver, Colo. 3 p.m. 

27 TU Tarleton State HOME 7 p.m. 

December 

1 SA at Missouri Southern State Joplin, Mo. 6 p.m. 

4 TU at SE Oklahoma State Durant, Okla. 6 p.m. 

15 SA at East Central Ada, Okla. 2 p.m. 

19 W W. Grand Valley State Nassau, Bahamas 3 p.m. 

20 TH v. Belmont–Abbey/ Valdosta State Nassau, Bahamas TBA 

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January 

M at Midwestern State Wichita Falls 6 p.m. 

7 M at Angelo State San Angelo 7 p.m. 

10 TH Newman* HOME 6 p.m. 

12 SA Lincoln* HOME 2 p.m. 

17 TH St. Mary’s* HOME 6 p.m. 

24 TH at Incarnate Word* San Antonio 6 p.m. 

26 SA at TAMU–International* Laredo 5:30 p.m. 

31 TH Panhandle State* HOME 6 p.m. 

February 

2 SA UT–Permian Basin* HOME 6 p.m. 

9 SA at St. Mary’s* San Antonio 5:30 p.m. 

14 TH at UT–Permian Basin* Odessa 6 p.m. 

16 SA at Panhandle State* Goodwell, Okla. 6 p.m. 

23 SA Texas A&M–International* HOME 5 p.m. 

25 M Incarnate Word* HOME 6 p.m. 

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March 

TH at Lincoln* Jeff erson City, Mo. 5:30 p.m. 

1 SA at Newman* Wichita, Kan. 5:30 p.m. 

7-8 F–SA 4-Heartland Conference Tournament Denton TBA 

14-17 F–M 5-NCAA South Central Regional TBA TBA 

26-29 W–SA 6-NCAA Elite Eight Kearney, Neb. TBA 

1–St. Edward’s University Shootout, Austin 

2–Metro State Th anksgiving Classic, Denver, Colo. 

3–Bahamas Sunshine Shootout, Nassau, Bahamas 

* Heartland Conference game • Home matches in BOLD • All times Central Standard Time and subject to change

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