CCHARLESTON WOMEN’S HOOPSHARLESTON WOMEN’S HOOPS · last season, averaging 8.5 ppg, 5.4 rpg and 1.6 spg, all of which helped her to earn all-freshman team honors. Hall, a sharp-shoo

CHARLESTON WOMEN’S HOOPSCHARLESTON WOMEN’S HOOPS2014 Quick Facts2014 Quick Facts

Media Contact: Ryan Madden // 843.953.6720 // [email protected] cs Website: CofCSports.com // Twi er: @CofCWBasketball

Facebook: College of Charleston WBB // College of Charleston Athle csInstagram: CofCWBB // YouTube: Charleston Sports Network

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON INFORMATIONLoca on.......................................................Charleston, S.C. Founded........................................................................1770 Nickname ................................................................CougarsPresident ..............................................Glenn F. McConnell Athle cs Director ....................................................Joe HullSWA............................. ................................Laura LagemanSchool Colors ........................................Maroon and WhiteEnrollment ................................................................11,617Affi lia on ....................................................NCAA Division IConference .............................Colonial Athle c Associa onVarsity Sports .................................................................. 21Home Court ............................................. TD Arena (5,100)Press row phone .......................................... 843-819-7429Website ......................................................CofCSports.comTwi er ..................................................@CofCWBasketball

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM HISTORYProgram Started/Total Years..............................1974/40thProgram Record............................................611-507(.547)All-Time CAA Record (2013-Present)....................9-7(.562)CAA Tournament Record......................................1-1 (.500)All-Time SoCon Record (1998-2012)............108-176 (.380)SoCon Tournament Appearances/Last..................15/2012SoCon Tournament Record................................6-15 (.285)

Coaching Staff Head Coach...........................................Candice M. JacksonAlma Mater...................................................Michigan StateRecord at CofC/Years......................................0-0 (.000)/1stAssistant Coaches (Alma Mater) ................................................................................ .......................Bob Clark (Towson)................................................... Darren Guensch (Radford)..............................................Adria Crawford (Georgetown)Dir. of Opera ons........Courtney Davidson (Michigan State)Dir. of Sports Performance..................Marc Proto (Temple)Athle c Trainer........................Amanda Taylor (W. Carolina)

2014 Venue Informa onHome Court..........................................................TD ArenaEstablished..................................................................2008Facility Record...................................................53-33 (.616)Listed Capacity............................................................5,100

CofC Invita onal

Georgia Tournament (Athens, Ga.)

CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament

LETTERS RETURNING (8)PLAYER HT CL POS PTS Mikaela Hopkins 6-5 Sr. C 8.6Bre Bolden 5-11 So. G 8.5Erin Hall 5-8 RSr. G 5.7Christy Hewa 5-11 Sr. F 4.3Jazz Green 5-7 Sr. G 3.6Shannon Hines 5-7 Jr. G 2.2Breannah Davis-Bloom 5-5 Sr. G 0.5Courtney Gardner 5-11 So. F 0.3 LETTERS LOST (6)PLAYER HT CL POS PTS Alyssa Frye 5-8 Sr. G 14.4Afreyea Tolbert 5-10 Sr. G 14.2Jill Brown 5-6 Sr. G 4.4Jasmine Carter 5-11 Fr. F 5.7Deidre Ramer 6-2 Sr. C 1.6Britanny Johnson 5-5 Sr. G 1.0

NEWCOMERS (5)PLAYER HT CL POS Shiclasia Brown 5-5 Sr. G Shanique Heard 5-6 Fr. GZoe Wallis 6-5 Fr. C*Nola Henry 5-7 Jr. G^Jacqueline Luna-Castro 6-2 Jr. F

*Will sit out a year due to NCAA transfer guidlines^Transferred from Boise State, sat out 2013-14 season

2013-2014 NUMBERS RETURNINGPoints: ......................1,005-of-2.360 - 43 percent returningField Goals: ....................382-of-824 - 44 percent returning3-Point FG’s: .....................55-of-152 - 36 percent returningRebounds: ....................828-of-1526 - 47 percent returningAssists: ...........................151-of-451 - 33 percent returningSteals: ..............................96-of-322 - 30 percent returningBlocks: .............................82-of-104 - 79 percent returningTurnovers: ......................223-of-503 - 44 percent returningMinutes: ...................2,837-of-6,799- 37 percent returningStarts: ..............................59-of-170 - 35 percent returning

2014-15 Season Prospectus - 1

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


New Look Cougars Ready for 2014-15New Look Cougars Ready for 2014-15

College of Charleston women’s basketball found one of the best in the business on April 24, 2014, as the program announced that Candice M. Jackson, a rising star in the coaching profession who previously spent three seasons as an assistant coach and recrui ng coordinator at Duke University, was coming to The College as it’s seventh head coach.

An integral part of the Blue Devils back-to-back NCAA Elite Eight appearances in 2012 and 2013, Jackson’s hire instantly excited the Cougar fan base as CofC con nues to posi on itself as one of the top rising programs within the women’s game.

OUTLOOKConsidering the loss of two of the programs top all- me contributors in Alyssa Frye and Jill Brown to gradua on, the College of Charleston women’s basketball family knows that the full implementa on of coach Jackson’s on and off the court ethos will take me, but that it will be done so with an eye to the future. The Cougars return eight le er-winners from last year’s 18-15 team that fi nished third overall in the Colonial Athle c Associa on, but returns just 43 percent of total points scored and just 35 percent of games started. Gone are Frye and versa le swing guard Afreyea Tolbert who combined to average 28.6 points per game last season, as well as Brown, the Cougars’ fl oor-general who fi nished her career as the programs career leader in assists, steals, starts, games and minutes played. Either Frye or Tolbert led the Cougars in scoring in 25 of 35 games last season and only fi ve le er-winners return who averaged more than 10 minutes

per game: Mikaela Hopkins (19.5), Bre Bolden (23.3), Christy Hewa (16.8), Jazz Green (13.7) and Erin Hall (11.9).

Joining the established are fellow returners Shannon Hines, Breannah Davis-Bloom and Courtney Gardner, who all return with an addi onal year of experience under their belt.

One of the most exci ng aspects of the 2014-15 season is the talented crop of newcomers that will be donning the maroon and white for the fi rst me. Leading the group is junior Jacqueline Luna-Castro, a transfer from UC Santa Barbara who spent the 2013-14 season on the sidelines (NCAA transfer guidelines) and in the gym, ge ng bigger, faster and stronger. A dynamic forward whose physical-ity on the low-block acts as a perfect complement to her perimeter shoo ng – Luna-Castro will be an exci ng addi- on to the team this season.

Joining Luna-Castro is a talented class of three freshmen, that includes 6-5 center Zoe Wallis from Chesterfi eld, Mo., New York point guard Shiclasia Brown and fellow ball-handler Shanique Heard, who comes to Charleston from Murfreesboro, Tenn. Wallis, a McDonalds all-Ameri-can team nominee will only benefi t from a year cul va ng her game alongside Hopkins, while Brown and Heard will depu ze for one another, ac ng as point-guard by commi ee.

Junior Umass transfer Nola Henry also joins the program in 2014-15, but will have to sit out the season per NCAA

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


transfer rules. Henry, strong in most every aspect of the game, brings instant leadership and experience to the Cougar locker-room and will help provide guidance for The College’s inexperienced corps of freshmen point guards.

With Luna-Castro, Hewa , Wallis and returning all-con-ference selec on Hopkins, the Cougars will be a far more post-centric team in 2014-15 than previous itera ons. While last year’s a ack – courtesy of Brown’s court-vision – was very good at ge ng out in to transi on and knocking down shots from the perimeter, it some mes lacked the defensive for tude needed to create fast break opportuni es against the conference’s best teams. Since arriving in April, Coach Jackson has worked diligently to create a more physical, hard-nosed team that rebounds well, plays with intensity on the defensive end and can manufacture baskets both on the run and in the half-court.

Helping Coach Jackson to achieve these goals are return-ing perimeter talents Bre Bolden and Erin Hall. Bolden, a 5-11 off -guard from Edgewater, Md., was a revela on last season, averaging 8.5 ppg, 5.4 rpg and 1.6 spg, all of which helped her to earn all-freshman team honors. Hall, a sharp-shoo ng transfer from Wake Forest, started the 2013-14 season in sparkling form scoring 18 points in an exhibi on with Lander before leading the Cougars in points with 17 against UNC Greensboro just two weeks later. A er being slowed by injury for much of the season, Hall will surely be looking for an impac ul fi nal season at The College.

Q & A WITH HEAD COACH CANDICE M. JACKSON

Q: What is your primary point of emphasis right now as you begin to gear up for next season?

CJ: “Toughness. Toughness will be something that plays a big role in our ability to be successful. We also want to play fast, so we’ll need to work on some things defensively that allow us to get out in transi on.”

Q: As a former player and assistant coach at some very high-level ins tu ons, what lessons or experiences are you most looking forward to ins lling in this College of Charleston program?

CJ: “I would say it’s hard-work. As a player, I wasn’t the fastest or the strongest, but I worked hard, was smart and had a good understanding of the game. I understood the basics…passing, shoo ng, cu ng and defending. Those are concepts I worked relessly on.

Q: What do you expect from your student-athletes off the court?

CJ: “I believe that the student part of student-athlete comes fi rst. While it’s important for our program to achieve success on the court, upholding The College’s aca-demic mission statement will always be our top priority. In terms of character, integrity and academic excellence, our staff and our administra on have very high expecta- ons.”

Q: Last Ques on: What is your ul mate goal as a head coach?

CJ: “Ul mately, I want to help our student-athletes be-come champions in basketball, in the classroom and in life.”

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


2014 WOMEN’S HOOPS ROSTER INFORMATION

Alphabe cal Roster24.........................Breanna Bolden3...........................Shiclasia Borwn10..............Breannah Davis-Bloom14......................Courtney Gardner25..................................Jazz Green2.......................................Erin Hall22.........................Shanique Heard1...................................Nola Henry11...........................Christy Hewa�21...........................Shannon Hines30 ........................Mikaela Hopkins12..............Jacqueline Luna-Castro52..................................Zoe Wallis5...............................Jenice Winter

2014 College of Charleston Women’s Basketball RosterNumericalNO. NAME. POS. HT CL Hometown/Previous School1 Nola Henry G 5-7 Jr. Willingboro, N.J. (Willingboro)2 Erin Hall G 5-8 RSr. Norcross, Ga. (Wake Forest)3 Shiclasia Brown G 5-5 Fr. Corona, N.Y. (Nazareth Regional HS5 Jenice Winter G/F 5-11 So. Brooklyn, N.Y. (South Shore HS)10 Breannah Davis-Bloom G 5-5 RSr. Winston-Salem, N.C. (Norfolk State)11 Christy Hewa� F 5-11 Sr. Cumming, Ga. (Forsyth Central )12 Jacqueline Luna-Castro F 6-2 Jr. Boise, Idaho (UC Santa Barbara)14 Courtney Gardner F 5-11 So. Snellville, Ga (Brookwood HS21 Shannon Hines G 5-7 Jr. Spindale, N.C. (RS Central HS)22 Shanique Heard G 5-6 Fr. Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Riverdale HS)24 Breanna Bolden F 5-11 So. Edgewater, Md (South River HS)25 Jazz Green G 5-7 Sr. Darlington, S.C. (Darlington HS)30 Mikaela Hopkins F/C 6-5 Sr. Augusta, Ga. (Thomas Sumter Academy)52 Zoe Wallis C 6-5 Fr. Chester eld, Mo. (Parkway Central HS)

Head Coach: Candice M. Jackson -- First season– Michigan State, ‘04Assistant Coach: Bob Clark – Third season -- Towson, ‘84Assistant Coach: Darren Guensch – First season, Radford, ‘05Assistant Coach: Adria Crawford – First season, Georgetown, ‘12Director of Basketball Opera� ons: Courtney Davidson – First season, Michigan State, ‘08

Breakdown By State/CountryGeorgia (4) - Hall, Hewa� , Hopkins,GardnerIdaho (1) - Luna-CastroMaryland (1) BoldenMissouri (1) - WallisNew Jersey (1) - HenryNew York (2) - Brown, WinterNorth Carolina (2) - Davis-Bloom, HinesSouth Carolina (1) - GreenTennessee (1) - Heard

Breakdown By ClassSeniors (5) - Hall, Davis-Bloom, Hewa , Green, Hopkins

Juniors (3) Henry, Luna-Castro, Hines,

Sophomores (3) - Winter, Gardner,Bolden

Freshman (3) - Brown, Heard, Wallis

Pronouncia onShiclasia Brown ........Shih-CLAY-zhaShanique Heard .......Shuh-Niqe-wah

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Head Coach Candice M. JacksonFirst Season at The CollegeMichigan State University, 2004

Candice M. Jackson was named the seventh all- me women’s basketball head coach at the College of Charles-ton on April 24, 2014.

Jackson, 31, looks to build on the founda ons for suc-cess set forth by former coaching greats at The College in former Tennessee Director of Women’s Athle cs Joan Cronan (1974-76), Nancy Wilson (two tenures from 1976-84 and 2003-12), Scooter Barne e (1984-94), Kathy McCaskill-Rhein (1994-98), Melissa Slone (1998-2003) and Natasha Adair (2012-14).

A rising star in the coaching profession, Jackson previously spent three seasons as an assistant coach and recrui ng coordinator at Duke University under head coach Joanne P. McCallie. She worked mainly with the guards and was a part of back-to-back NCAA Elite Eight appearances in 2012 and 2013.

During her me on the Blue Devils’ staff , Jackson helped sign three of the top recrui ng classes in the na on. In 2012, Duke inked the seventh-best recrui ng class in the country which included the No. 3 overall prospect in Alexis Jones, and the No. 2 signing classes in 2013 and 2014.

In all, she worked with 12 McDonald’s High School All-Americans, two WNBA First Round dra picks, two US-BWA All-Americans, three Associated Press All-Americans and 15 ACC All-Academic Team selec ons.

Prior to Duke, Jackson spent two seasons as an assistant coach and recrui ng coordinator at Wake Forest Univer-sity under head coach Mike Petersen. There, she aided in the signing of the program’s fi rst Top 100 signee and mentored two All-ACC selec ons. Jackson also helped lead the Demon Deacons to an 18-14 overall record and WNIT appearance in 2009-10.

Prior to her arrival at Wake Forest, Jackson spent four successful seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Richmond under head coach Michael Shafer, where she helped take the team from a 13-17 record in 2005-06 to a 24-10 fi nish and WNIT berth in 2008-09.

While at Richmond, Jackson oversaw summer camps in addi on to scou ng, recrui ng and coordina ng video opera ons. Jackson was also in charge of community service eff orts for the Spiders. She worked closely with Spider guard Amber Pe llon, who blossomed during her senior year under Jackson’s guidance and has enjoyed an extremely successful career overseas.

A four-year le erwinner at Michigan State University from 2000-04, Jackson played for McCallie and was Coach P’s fi rst recruit at MSU. Jackson served as team captain during her junior and senior years and led the team to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances in 2003 and 2004. She was also named a Big Ten Conference Scholar-Athlete twice and volunteered with the Boys & Girls Club of Lansing and St. Vincent’s Home for Children.

A 2004 graduate of Michigan State, the former guard earned her bachelor’s degree in family community ser-vice. She remained at her alma mater to serve as a gradu-ate assistant coach for the 2004-05 squad that advanced all the way to the Na onal Championship Game.

A New Era: Candice M. JacksonA New Era: Candice M. Jackson

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Assc. Head Coach Bob ClarkThird Season at The CollegeTowson, 1984

Bob Clark begins his third season as the Associate Head Coach at the College of Charleston and 38th overall in coaching.

Clark enters his third season a er having spent the previ-ous two campaigns under former head coach Natasha Adair. Known around the country as one of the best game management coaches in the business, Clark’s wealth of experience will certainly benefi t fi rst year head coach Candice M. Jackson.

“I couldn’t be any happier that Bob decided to stay,” said Jackson. “His wealth of knowledge and experience will play a big part in what we do here. He is a family guy and this is going to be a family atmosphere. I really like what he is going to bring from that standpoint and am thrilled to have him.”

Over the past two years Clark has helped the Cougars achieve one of their most successful two year s nts in program history, combining for 35 wins and consecu ve trips to the Women’s Basketball Invita onal.

Prior to joining the Cougar family, Clark helped guide the Wake Forest Demon Deacons to a 20-14 record and an ap-pearance in second round of the WNIT.

In his fi rst season in Winston-Salem, Clark also helped guide Wake Forest an 18-14 record overall and a fi h place fi nish in the ACC.

In his second year with the program, the Demon Deacons began the season with a record-se ng 12-0 start.

In January, the na on began to recognize Wake Forest’s achievements and the Demon Deacons were voted into the Top 25 for the fi rst me since the 1987-88 season.

Prior to his arrival at Wake Forest, Clark served as the head coach for the girls’ basketball team at Loch Raven High School in Bal more, Md. for the 2006-07 season. A er leading Loch Raven to the fi nals of the Region 2A North tournament, Clark was named the Coach of the Year for the Bal more metropolitan area by the Bal more Examiner. A er going 10-11 the previous season, Clark led the Raiders to a 19-4 record in his only year.

During Clark’s six seasons at Georgetown (1998-2004), he helped the Hoyas to four WNIT bids and also served as the recrui ng coordinator for three of those campaigns.

Clark has also been an important part of four teams that advanced to NCAA tournament play. While an assistant at Radford (1994-1996), Clark’s teams won the Big South Tournament earning an automa c bid to the NCAA’s in each of his two seasons. Clark also helped guide Provi-dence (1990-93), to two at-large bids to the NCAA Tourna-ment while racking up an impressive 62-30 record. During the 1990-91 season, the Lady Friars also led all Division I schools with a 96.7 scoring average.

Clark’s fi rst collegiate posi on was as an assistant men’s basketball coach at Roanoke College (1984-86) in Salem, Va., for two seasons. During that me, Roanoke won the Old Dominion Athle c Conference tle and competed in the Division III Na onal Tournament each season.

Clark, a Philadelphia na ve, is a 1984 graduate of Towson University with a degree in elementary educa on. Clark is married to the former Kristen Morast and the couple live in Mount Pleasant with their two daughters, Alyssa (15) and Bri any (11).

Meet the Staff -- Bob ClarkMeet the Staff -- Bob Clark

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Assistant Coach Darren GuenschFirst Season at The CollegeRadford, 2005

Guensch (pronounced Gench) in in his fi rst year as an as-sistant coach at the College of Charleston.

Guensch, 31, will serve as the Cougars’ recrui ng co-ordinator with strong regional es in the Carolinas and the Mid-Atlan c region. He joins the Cougar family a er spending the last two seasons under head coach Wendy Palmer at UNC Greensboro.

“What strikes me the most about Darren is his work ethic,” said Jackson. “He can recruit, he knows the game and he has a good eye for talent. I believe his ability to de-velop players and cul vate rela onships will go a long way towards helping us achieve our goals here at The College.”

While at UNCG, Guensch assisted with the development the Spartans’ backcourt and was instrumental in guiding UNCG point guard Lucy Mason to Southern Conference Freshman of the Year honors in 2012-13.

Prior to his me with the Spartans, Guensch spent two years as an assistant coach at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) and another two as the Rams’ director of basketball opera ons. VCU went 86-47 with Guensch on staff , making four straight postseason appearances.

During two seasons as an assistant coach, Guensch helped the Rams to a pair of postseason WNIT appearances. The Rams were 19-15 in 2011-12, advancing to the WNIT Round of 16. VCU went 19-12 and also made a WNIT ap-pearance in Guensch’s fi rst season as a coach. Guensch was responsible for perimeter player development at VCU and coached two Colonial Athle c Associa on All-Rookie

Team guards and an All-CAA talent in Andrea Barbour. He also helped usher in the No. 20 recrui ng class among mid-majors, according to ESPN HoopGurlz.

With Guensch serving as its director of basketball opera- ons from 2008-10, VCU went a combined 48-20. The

Rams advanced to the WNIT Round of 16 in 2009-10 and earned an NCAA tournament at-large bid the year prior.

Prior to joining the VCU staff , Guensch served as George Mason’s director of basketball opera ons for two years.

Guensch got his start in coaching at Loudoun County High School in Leesburg, Va., serving as head coach of the freshman team and an assistant varsity coach for the 2005-06 season. He directed the freshman squad to a program-best 16-2 record and its fi rst-ever district cham-pionship. He also helped direct Loudoun County’s varsity team to a program-best 29-2 record, district and regional championships and an appearance in the state semifi nals.

Guensch graduated from Radford in 2005 and lives in Charleston with his wife Devon and their son Miles (2).

Meet the Staff -- Darren GuenschMeet the Staff -- Darren Guensch

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Assistant Coach Adria CrawfordFirst Season at The CollegeGeorgetown, 2012

Crawford, 24, joins the Cougar family a er spending the last two seasons under head coach Bill Reinson at Long-wood University in Farmville, VA. In her new role at The College, Crawford will be responsible for developing the team’s promising cadre of post players.

“Coach Crawford is coming to the staff with a lot of en-ergy and enthusiasm.” said Jackson. “She is one of the up and coming coaches in this business that make you stop and take no ce. Having played at a very high-level while at Georgetown just three years ago, Adria is able to relate to the student-athletes on a diff erent level. Her ability to develop post players will be a huge addi on for us as well. I have no doubt that Coach Crawford is a great addi on to our staff here in Charleston and will be well-liked by both our players and our fans.”

While at Longwood, Crawford was instrumental in all aspects of the Lancers’ program, including both on- and off -campus recrui ng, opponent scou ng and game-plan prepara on. She also assisted with the coordina on of team travel, player skill development, and prac ce prepa-ra on.

Prior to her me with the Lancers, Crawford was a four-year member of the women’s basketball team at George-town University. While on The Hill, Crawford started 80 of 131 career games and helped lead the Hoyas to a 23-9 overall mark in 2011-12, advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Crawford started 19 of 31 games her senior season, while averaging 4.6 points and 6.0 rebounds and earning BIG EAST All-Academic honors.

Crawford fi nished her career at Georgetown with 734 career points and 646 career rebounds as a member of a class that won 93 games (best in GU history) while ranking second in career games and among the top 15 in rebounds, steals (174), and blocks (61). She earned the school’s Abigail Dillon Mullan Scholar-Athlete Award two mes (2011, 2012) along with the Joe Lonardo Rebound-

ing Award (2012) and the Laura ‘Farina’ Hustle Award (2009).

A na ve of Alexandria, Va., Crawford earned her Bachelor of Art degree in sociology and theology from Georgetown in 2012.

“It is a wonderful opportunity to work at the College of Charleston under Coach Jackson,” said Crawford. “Coach Jackson is a great leader and mentor. I’m excited about taking this journey with her and the rest of the staff .”

Meet the Staff -- Adria CrawfordMeet the Staff -- Adria Crawford

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Director of Opera ons Courtney DavidsonFirst Season at The CollegeMichigan State, 2008

Courtney Davidson is entering her fi rst year as Director of Women’s Basketball Opera ons at the College of Charles-ton.

Davidson comes to The College from Youngstown State University, in Youngstown, Ohio, where she served as the director of opera ons for the women’s basketball pro-gram under head coach John Barnes.

“I’m excited to have Courtney join our staff ,” said Jackson. “Through her experiences and her skill-set, Courtney has a lot to off er our players and our program. It’s been fun to watch her as a player, a high school coach and now as a director of opera ons. She is a wonderful addi on.”

Prior to joining the Penguins, Davidson spent the previ-ous two years serving as head coach at her alma mater, Ursuline High School, in Youngstown, Ohio. Davidson led Ursuline to the Division III district fi nals her fi rst year as head coach in 2012. The Irish also advanced to the district fi nals in each of her three seasons as an assistant coach from 2008-11.

Outside of basketball, Davidson worked at Eastern Gate-way Community College as an academic and educa onal advisor during the 2012-13 academic year.

Davidson was a three-year le er-winner at Michigan State during a four-year stretch of na onal prominence for the program. The Spartans were the na onal runners-up her freshman year, advanced to the Elite Eight her sopho-more year and appeared in the Sweet 16 her junior year,

before making it all the way to fi nals of the WNIT during her senior season in 2008. Davidson was the recipient of the team’s Sixth Woman of the Year Award as both a sophomore and junior.

As a player at Ursuline, Davidson was ranked as the No. 43 player in the country in 2004 by the All-Star Girls Report. A three- me fi rst-team all-state selec on, she fi nished her prep career with 2,076 career points – good enough for 28th best all- me in state history.

Davidson graduated in 2008 from Michigan State with a bachelor’s degree in organiza onal communica on. She also earned her master’s in school counseling from Youngstown State in 2011 and likes to travel, shop and spend me with family in her free me.

“I’ve known Coach Jackson for about 10 years now,” said Davidson. “She was a graduate assistant while I was a player at Michigan State and I have followed her journey closely. Knowing where she started and being able to wit-ness her growth has been inspiring. She is an upcoming coach in this business. “When Coach Jackson presented me with the opportunity to come to the The College, live in the beau ful city of Charleston, and con nue to work with great people in this profession, I was honored to become a Cougar.”

Meet the Staff -- Courtney DavidsonMeet the Staff -- Courtney Davidson

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


#33#33 MIKAELA HOPKINS Augusta, Ga. (Thomas Sumter Academy) Sr. C 6-5 2012-13: 8.6 PPG, 6.0 RPG, 1.8 BPG

JUNIOR (2013-14)At mes dominant, Hopkins made huge strides on the court in 2013-14, averaging 8.6 ppg, 6.0 rpg and 1.8 bpg en route to earning CAA all-Defensive team honors ... Saved her best performances for the conference season, scoring 19 in a home victory over Delaware, 21 at Wiliam and Mary and 15 at Towson .. Recorded nine blocks on the road against UNC Wilmington ... Scored 17 in the Cougars Women’s Basketball Invita onal fi rst round clash with USC Upstate at TD Arena ... Recorded a 12 point, 10 rebound double-double in the Cougars signature win of the season, an 85-78 victory over eventual conference champions and 2014 NCAA Tournament Par cipants James Madison on 02/27/14

SOPHOMORE (2012-13) Led the Cougars in fi eld-goal percentage, conver ng nearly 46 percent of her shots...second on the team in blocked shots with 31...Scored 12 points and added 10 re-bounds and fi ve blocked shots in win at Western Carolina on 3/2...Scored 10 points, nine rebounds and four blocks vs. Woff ord on 2/25...Had back-to-back double-doubles at Western Carolina on 3/2 and at Furman on 3/4.

FRESHMAN (2011-12) Played in 26 games, making one start...Scored a team-high 14 points and pulled down 17 rebounds for double-double against East Carolina. 17 rebounds was fourth most all- me for single game in school history...10

HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONALHopkins, a 6-5 center, a ended Thomas Sumter Academy. She led her team to a 29-4 record last year as they went undefeated in conference play and fi nished runners-up at the state championship. She averaged 20.5 points, 11.3 rebounds, 6.6 blocks and 1.2 steals per game her junior year. She has 1,140 points for her career so far, as well as 814 rebounds and 455 blocks. Hopkins was named All Conference MVP in 2009 and 2010 as well as being placed on the All-State Tournament team for both seasons as well.

Featured Student-Athlete -- Mikaela HopkinsFeatured Student-Athlete -- Mikaela Hopkins

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


#2#2 ERIN HALL Norcross, Ga. (Wake Forest) RSr. G 5-8 2012-13: 5.7 PPG, 41 3FG

JUNIOR (2013-14)One of the best perimeter shooters in the conference, Hall jumped out of the gates in 2013-14 with a sparkling 18 performance against Lander in the Cougars exhibi on opener .. Also led the team with 17 points against UNCG ... Limited by injury

SOPHOMORE (2012-13)Redshirted the 2012-13 due to transfer rules a er trans-fering from Wake Forest.

FRESHMAM (2011-12 at Wake Forest)Played in a total of 26 games and averaged 2.6 points per game ... Made 26 three-pointers on the year which was third-most on the team ... Was a perfect 2-of-2 from the fl oor in the season-opener against Monmouth ... Made her fi rst three pointer and had a season-high fi ve points in the win over Monmouth ... Played a then season-high 13 minutes against Mercer, fi nishing with three points and two steals ... Had a career game against UMES, se ng career-highs for points (16), three pointers (4), shot at-tempts (11), three-point a empts (9) and minutes played (18) ... Her 16 points against UMES were also a team-high

HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL Full name is Erin Kathleen Hall ... Born on June 14, 1991 ... Parents are Richard and Donna Hall ... Was a four-sport standout at Wesleyan School, earning a total of 13 varsity le ers ... Earned All-State, All-Region and All-County honors on the basketball court as a sophomore, junior and senior ... Was a fi rst team AJC honoree as a junior and senior and a second team member as a sophomore

... Served as the team captain for both the basketball and so ball teams as a junior and a senior ... Earned four var-sity le ers in so ball and was also a two- me All-State, All-Region and All-County honoree ... Claimed All-Region honors on the track as a senior where she earned four varsity le ers ... Also played one season of tennis ... Was named the school’s Most Valuable Female Athlete of her class as both a junior and a senior ... Named to the Merit List each of her last two years a er being on the Honor Roll the fi rst two years ... Was a member of the Na onal Spanish Honor Society and par cipated in her school’s bible study and peer leadership ... Has fi ve teammates playing collegiate basketball - Anne Marie Armstrong (Georgia), Chantel Kennedy (Colorado State), Sarah Delk (Brown), Logan Morris (Woff ord) and Aysia Mackenzie (King College) ... Father Richard Hall played baseball and football at Furman while her uncles Greg and Billy Hall also played football at Furman ... Cousin played football at the Air Force Academy and uncle played baseball at Georgia

Featured Student-Athlete -- Erin HallFeatured Student-Athlete -- Erin Hall

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


#11#11 CHRISTY HEWATT Cumming, Ga. (Forsyth Central) Sr. F 5-11 2012-13: 4.3 PPG, 3.8 RPG

JUNIOR (2013-14)One of the most consistent performers on the team, Hewa ba led through injury to play in 24 games during her junior campaign, star ng 12 as the Cougars enjoyed one of their best seasons in recent memory ...Hewa lead The College in scoring versus William & May on 1/12/14, dropping 18 points in a signature 101-65 win.

SOPHOMORE (2012-13) Season-high 10 points in win at East Carolina on 11/17...Scored eight points in the Cougars WBI win at Northern Kentucky on 3/20...Grabbed a season-high four rebounds at Woff ord on 2/25.

FRESHMAN (2011-12) Played in 29 of 30 games during her freshman season... 14 points, six rebounds and four steals in fi rst collegiate game of career vs. East Carolina...12 points and three steals vs. Charleston Southern...Scored in double-fi gures for third me of career with 11 in over me game vs. Cen-tral Michigan at Tulane Doubletree Classic. Had four-point play in game at Cha anooga.

HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL Hewa is a 5-11 forward and a ended Forsyth Central High School (FCHS)...At FCHS Hewa was a four- me All County selec on, three- me All Region honoree and All-State selec on her senior year. In her senior season she led her team to a 16-9 record and their fi rst appearance. Christy is the daughter of Carlyle and Connie Hewa . Her father and uncle Sheldon Anderson played football for UGA.

fi rst appearance in the state tournament since 1986. She was named Forsyth County Player of the Year, MVP of the White County Tournament and was a McDon-ald’s All-American Nominee. She averaged 16 points, 8.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists, 2.0 steals and 2.9 blocks per game as a junior. For her career she has 1,455 points, 503 rebounds, and 210 blocks. Hewa was selected to AAAA Dream Team by Scout.com for her region. She was also named All-Region First Team in 2009-2010 season. For her combina on of speed, agility and weightli ing skills she was awarded the FCHS “Iron Dawg” Award. Outside of basketball Hewa also excels in track & fi eld where she won the County Championship in the High Jump.

Featured Student-Athlete -- Christy HewattFeatured Student-Athlete -- Christy Hewatt

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


#24#24 BRE BOLDEN Edgewater, Md. (South River) So. G 5-11 2012-13: 8.5 PPG, 5.4 RPG, 1.6 SPG

FRESHMAN (2013-14)Bolden enjoyed a fantas c fi rst season in the lowcountry, playing in 34 games, star ng 25 and avergaing 8.5 PPG, 5.4 RPG and 1.6 SPG ... Dropped a season-high 20 points in a home victory of 2012-2013 WNIT Champions Drexel ... Earned CAA all-freshman team honors ... Scored 8 points and grabbed 6 rebounds in her fi rst ever collegiate game against Kennesaw State on 11/08/14 ... Played well in a mid-season loss at Richmond, dropping 11 points and grabbing 9 rebounds ... Racked up two double-doubles on the season, both versus Delaware ... Was a vital part of the Cougars huge Educa on Day win over conference champions and 2013-14 NCAA Tournament par cipants James Madison University, scoring seven points, notching six assists and dropping three dimes ... Scored over 15 points on four diff erent occasions: South Florida (15)Delaware (15), Drexel (20), Northern Kentucky (18) ... Playing against a top-10 Maryland team in College Park, Bolden showed she can play at the highest level, grabbing 11-points and a rebound.

HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONALPlayed her prep ball at South River High School in Edgewater, Md., where she fi nished her career with over 1,000 points while being named fi rst team all-county in back-to-back seasons and garnering a county championship in 2012 ... Equally adept in classroom, Bolden was a member of the na onal honor society as an honor roll student ... Helped out in the community as a volunteer, working with the elderly in a rehabilita on center in her na ve Edgewater ... Daughter of Yolanda Beverly and the late Carnell Bolden.

Featured Student-Athlete -- Bre BoldenFeatured Student-Athlete -- Bre Bolden

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


#12#12 Jacqueline Luna-Castro Boise, Idaho (UCSB) Jr. F 6-2 Transfer (Sat out 2013-14 season)

SOPHOMORE (2013-14) Sat out the en re 2013-14 sea-son per NCAA transfer guidelines

FRESHMAN (2012-13 at UC Santa Barbara)As a freshman, played in 25 games for the Gauchos, with one start…Played 138 minutes (5.5 per game average)…Started on Feb. 4 vs. Cal Poly pos ng career-highs in min-utes (18), blocks (2) and rebounds (5)…Had a career-high eight points in the NCAA tournament vs. No. 1 ranked Baylor on Mar. 18…Second on the team in blocked shots with seven (0.3 per game average)…Shot 48.4 percent from the fi eld (15-for-31)…Went 6-for-7 from the free-throw line (85.7 percent)…Tallied 36 points, 35 rebounds and seven blocks on the year.

HIGH SCHOOLEarned three varsity le ers playing at Boise High School under Kim Brydges…As a senior in 2010-11, Jackie av-eraged 18.9 ppg, 10.6 rpg, 3.1 bpg, and 1.3 steals per game…Was named the 2010-2011 Gatorade Idaho girls basketball player of the year…Also was honored as the Southern Idaho Conference Player of the Year and was named to Idaho State 1st team…On December 21, 2010, she had a double double, scoring 31 points and ge ng 20 rebounds vs. Centennial…Following a 2nd place fi nish at Districts and an appearance in the State Tournament, Jac-queline was named the MVP of Boise Senior High School…As a junior in 2009, Jacqueline averaged 9.4 ppg, 6.5 rbg, 1.7 bpg, and 1.4 steals per game…

She led her team a 1st place fi nish in the Southern Idaho Conference, a 2nd place fi nish at Districts, and the Braves were also the State Consola on Champions...As a sopho-more in 2008, she averaged 6.3 points per game, 5.1 rebounds per game, 2.1 blocks per game and 1 steal per game…She also helped her team to a 3rd place fi nish in the State Championship...Set a school record by going 28-for-28 from the free throw line in the state tournament…Also played volleyball for the Braves…Receive the Triple A award – Academics, Athle cs and Ac vi es…Part of her volleyball team’s State Academic Championship squad in 2010, a feat she accomplished with her basketball team in 2009.

Also played volleyball for the Braves…Receive the Triple A award – Academics, Athle cs and Ac vi es…Part of her volleyball team’s State Academic Championship squad in 2010, a feat she accomplished with her basketball team in 2009.

PERSONALJacqueline Luna-Castro was born on January 22, 1993 in Escondido, Calif. to proud parents Fausto and Elizabeth Luna…She has an older sister, Martha…She enjoys all types of movies and music, while her favorite television show is One Tree Hill…Her favorite books are Water for Elephants and A Child Called It…Enjoys watching movies in her free me…Nicknames are either Jax or Jac-Jac…Was also recruited by Boise State, Sea le University, Long Beach State, Montana State, University of Montana, Uni-versity of San Francisco and the University of Portland.

Featured Student-Athlete -- Jacqueline Luna-CastroFeatured Student-Athlete -- Jacqueline Luna-Castro

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


THE STAT CREW SYSTEMCol. of Charleston Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 31, 2014)

All games

Overall record: 19-15 Conf: 9-7 Home: 12-4 Away: 4-10 Neutral: 3-1

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg01 Frye, Alyssa 34-34 1102 32.4 155-453 . 3 4 2 92-271 . 3 3 9 86-124 . 6 9 4 49 67 116 3.4 68 1 52 38 7 48 488 14.413 Tolbert, Afreyea 34-33 1044 30.7 179-527 . 3 4 0 2-8 . 2 5 0 124-185 . 6 7 0 60 240 300 8.8 97 3 66 113 3 54 484 14.230 Hopkins, Mikaela 28-14 546 19.5 97-182 . 5 3 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 47-73 . 6 4 4 69 98 167 6.0 67 2 8 40 65 3 241 8.624 Bolden, Breanna 34-25 792 23.3 117-330 . 3 5 5 9-50 . 1 8 0 46-80 . 5 7 5 78 106 184 5.4 102 4 52 78 9 57 289 8.532 Carter, Jasmine 33-3 379 11.5 76-164 . 4 6 3 0-1 . 0 0 0 36-44 . 8 1 8 48 45 93 2.8 67 1 1 34 2 20 188 5.702 Hall, Erin 33-5 394 11.9 64-200 . 3 2 0 41-132 . 3 1 1 18-18 1.000 19 35 54 1.6 41 1 24 39 0 14 187 5.722 Brown, Jillian 34-34 1288 37.9 50-122 . 4 1 0 2-8 . 2 5 0 46-69 . 6 6 7 53 104 157 4.6 80 0 177 65 7 69 148 4.411 Hewatt, Christy 24-12 402 16.8 44-119 . 3 7 0 2-14 . 1 4 3 14-32 . 4 3 8 32 58 90 3.8 47 1 11 22 7 26 104 4.325 Green, Jazz 34-3 465 13.7 36-114 . 3 1 6 0-1 . 0 0 0 52-86 . 6 0 5 44 84 128 3.8 53 0 43 34 1 19 124 3.621 Hines, Shannon 13-0 68 5.2 12-37 . 3 2 4 3-20 . 1 5 0 1-2 . 5 0 0 4 4 8 0.6 3 0 4 3 0 2 28 2.215 Ramer, Deidre 24-6 122 5.1 18-41 . 4 3 9 0-0 . 0 0 0 3-4 . 7 5 0 16 16 32 1.3 29 0 4 8 3 4 39 1.605 Winter, Jenice 21-0 101 4.8 9-36 . 2 5 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 5-8 . 6 2 5 6 9 15 0.7 9 0 6 13 0 4 23 1.120 Johnson, Brittany 7-1 27 3.9 2-6 . 3 3 3 1-1 1.000 2-2 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 2 0 1 7 1.010 Davis-Bloom,Breannah 17-0 32 1.9 3-9 . 3 3 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 2-3 . 6 6 7 1 2 3 0.2 5 0 2 5 0 0 8 0.514 Gardner, Courtney 7-0 37 5.3 0-6 . 0 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 2-5 . 4 0 0 1 4 5 0.7 9 0 1 2 0 1 2 0.3

Team 89 85 174 7Total.......... 34 6799 862-2346 . 3 6 7 152-507 . 3 0 0 484-735 . 6 5 9 569 957 1526 44.9 678 13 451 503 104 322 2360 69.4Opponents...... 34 6801 841-2158 . 3 9 0 169-581 . 2 9 1 523-758 . 6 9 0 499 1053 1552 45.6 636 - 432 607 135 240 2374 69.8

TEAM STATISTICS COFC OPPSCORING 2360 2374 Points per game 69.4 69.8 Scoring margin -0.4 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 862-2346 841-2158 Field goal pct . 3 6 7 . 3 9 03 POINT FG-ATT 152-507 169-581 3-point FG pct . 3 0 0 . 2 9 1 3-pt FG made per game 4.5 5.0FREE THROWS-ATT 484-735 523-758 Free throw pct . 6 5 9 . 6 9 0 F-Throws made per game 14.2 15.4REBOUNDS 1526 1552 Rebounds per game 44.9 45.6 Rebounding margin -0.8 -ASSISTS 451 432 Assists per game 13.3 12.7TURNOVERS 503 607 Turnovers per game 14.8 17.9 Turnover margin +3.1 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.9 0.7STEALS 322 240 Steals per game 9.5 7.1BLOCKS 104 135 Blocks per game 3.1 4.0ATTENDANCE 7021 26128 Home games-Avg/Game 16-439 14-1354 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 4-1793

Score by Periods 1st 2nd TotalsCol. of Charleston 1156 1204 2360Opponents 1123 1251 2374

Date Opponent Score Att.11/08/13 KENNESAW STATE W 87-66 35111/10/13 at Winthrop L 49-67 56411/14/13 at #22/21 South Carolina L 54-81 488211/17/13 at USC Upstate W 75-71 49211/23/13 at UNCG L 56-64 35911/30/13 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE W 70-56 24212/02/13 MASON W 66-64 13212-14-13 at RICHMOND L 73-80 78612-18-13 vs Coastal Carolina W 80-62 012/21/13 USF W 71-64 28212/28/13 vs Howard W 79-68 382212/29/13 at Maryland L 51-103 365001/02/14 ECU L 55-64 211

* 1/9/14 at DREXEL L 55-68 707* 01/12/14 W&M W 101-65 278* 01/17/14 at HOFSTRA W 62-59 1527* 1/19/14 at Northeastern W 90-74 304* 01/23/14 TOWSON L 60-64 531* 01/26/14 DELAWARE W 68-66 211* 01/31/14 at James Madison L 59-92 2556* 2/2/14 at W&M L 76-81 355* 02/08/14 DREXEL W 71-65 307* 02/09/14 NORTHEASTERN L 53-61 291* 2/14/14 at Delaware L 71-85 1654* 2/16/14 HOFSTRA W 87-74 388* 02/20/14 at UNCW W 67-53 283* 02/27/14 JAMES MADISON W 85-78 1895* 03/02/14 at Towson L 63-75 837* 3/5/2014 UNCW W 85-77 421

3/14/14 vs Towson W 70-64 17723/15/14 vs Delaware L 52-60 1578

$ 3/20/14 USC UPSTATE W 85-71 418$ 3/22/14 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 60-54 454$ 3/27/14 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN L 74-78 609

* - Conference game

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


2014 WOMEN’S BASKETBALPRESEASON CLIPPINGS

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


College of Charleston Introduces New Women's Basketball Coach Candice Jackson ANDREW MILLER The Post and Courier – April 29, 2014 When Candice M. Jackson heard the College of Charleston was looking for a new women's basketball coach, she immediately reached out to one of her best friends in the business - Natasha Adair.

Adair and Jackson were assistant coaches together at Wake Forest and became close during their two seasons there before both moved on to other coaching jobs.

Adair, who over the past two seasons compiled a 35-31 record as the College of Charleston's head coach, recently became the head coach at Georgetown University. Jackson, who spent the last three seasons as an assistant coach at Duke, wanted to know more about the Charleston job. So she went straight to her old friend.

It didn't take long for Jackson, 31, to realize that this was a job she was going to pursue.

"Natasha is actually one of my mentors in this business," said Jackson, who was officially introduced as the Cougars head coach Tuesday afternoon at TD Arena. "We're very close and she and I talked a lot about this job.

"She told me a lot about the program. We've been bouncing ideas off of each other for the last two years, so when this opportunity came up it was a no brainer for me to go after it. I kind of had the inside scoop."

As Jackson and Charleston athletic director Joe Hull toured the downtown campus, it became apparent to the former Michigan State star that this was the place for her. If offered the job, she knew she would accept.

"You walk around, you see how friendly the people are and the support system in place and I just knew this was where I wanted to be," Jackson said. "I don't think Joe had to sell this place one bit. It kind of sells itself."

Jackson said she and Adair have similar coaching philosophies. Like Adair, Jackson wants to push the ball up the floor and use defense to create turnovers and easy baskets.

"It will kind of be an extension of what Natasha has done here," Jackson said. "I have my own style, but we're going to move our feet, we're going to get up and down the court, but the average fan will see a few different half-court sets.

"We'll probably press more and be a little more aggressiveness on the defensive end of the floor. But other than that, it'll be a lot of things that Natasha did that made this team so successful."

Jackson met briefly with the Cougar players on Monday. Forward Breanna Bolden, a rising sophomore, said she's excited to see what Jackson brings to the program.

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


"She's an amazing person," Bolden said. "She's really interesting. She seems like she's going to be a great coach. I'm excited. Having coach Adair leave was disappointing, but I understand that coaching is a business and things like that are going to happen. I think we got a great coach to replace her."

Hull said Jackson was the obvious choice for the position.

"Candice just blew everyone on the committee away during the interview process," Hull said. "We had some very strong candidates, but Candice was head-and-shoulders above the rest."

Jackson, 31, was an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Duke University for the past three seasons. The Blue Devils made back-to-back NCAA Elite Eight appearances in 2012 and 2013.

Jackson also spent two years at Wake Forest and four seasons at Richmond as an assistant coach.

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Candice Jackson brings late father's influence to head coaching gig at College of Charleston GRAHAM COUCH Lansing State Journal – April 30, 2014 Candice Jackson spoke nervously and from the heart, poised but brimming with emotion.

At a mere 31 years old — not so far removed from her playing days at Everett High School and Michigan State University — she had just been introduced Tuesday as the new women’s basketball coach at the College of Charleston. A Division I program all her own.

Her father, Larry, would have loved to share in this moment. So she made sure he did.

“He’s the reason why I coach today,” Jackson said to the folks on hand, including her mother and two sisters, and cameras live streaming the event on the internet. “I grew up watching him coach. And I grew up seeing how excited he was to see young people grow and thrive and flourish. And, so to you, I’m going to tell you, team, what he gave to me, I’m going to give to you.”

And with that, Jackson’s first promise as a head coach was tied to her first coach, the man she cherished, with the big heart, big smile and biggest voice in the gym.

“You always knew he was there,” Jackson later said of her father in a phone interview.

Larry, a longtime youth basketball coach in Lansing, died almost 10 years ago from a heart attack brought on by complications from diabetes. He was 57.

“Anything he could possibly do for (his players) to make them better players and better people, that’s what he wanted to do,” she continued.

And thus is the framework for Jackson’s coaching philosophy — people first. Not just the player, the whole person.

It’s carried her from MSU as a graduate assistant, through three stops as an assistant coach — at Richmond, Wake Forest and, most recently, for her former coach at MSU, Joanne P. McCallie, at Duke.

There was no youthful shtick or bravado from Jackson Tuesday at the podium, or in our later conversation. Just a few deep breaths and the maturity and vibrancy that led College of Charleston athletic director Joe Hull to say she “took over the room the moment she walked in” for her interview.

A decade removed from playing, Jackson has done a ton of coaching — all with this opportunity in mind.

“When I took the job at Duke, Coach P knew that I wanted to be a head coach eventually, and she spent time with me, training me and grooming me,” said Jackson, who also heavily credited her “mentor,” Duke assistant and former MSU assistant Al Brown. “She gave me the opportunity to put it all on my shoulders and have me make decisions. She has prepared me over the years.”

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


McCallie, who coached MSU from 2000-07 before leaving for Duke, could help Jackson with the nuances of the game, and the decisions and responsibilities required of a head coach. Other gifts, however, were natural, or ingrained in Jackson at a much earlier age.

“Candice is a wonderful listener,” McCallie said Tuesday. “She’s an excellent communicator. She did a great job of being able to demand from our student-athletes, but at the same time being able to collaborate with them.”

For McCallie, Jackson’s climb to the head coaching ranks is a thrill. Jackson was McCallie’s first recruit at MSU, Larry the first parent to visit Breslin during her tenure in East Lansing.

Larry died early in Jackson’s season as a grad assistant for McCallie (2004-05), a season that ended in the national championship game.

“I always felt like when I talked to Larry, I promised him I would care for his daughter, and take care of his daughter in the best way that I could,” McCallie said. “And I’m very grateful that I’ve had that chance to see Candice, to kind of see her through to this point, because I know he would be so proud.”

Jackson’s high school coach certainly is. Before her injury-plagued career at MSU (2000-04), Jackson starred for Johnny Jones’ ferocious Everett teams of the late 1990s and early 2000s, reaching the state finals her senior year.

“She’s one of my favorite players of all time, boys or girls,” said Jones, also a longtime friend of her father’s. “She has great rapport with people.”

The College of Charleston gig is one Jackson had her eye on. Her close friend and former colleague at Wake Forest, Natasha Adair, turned the program around the last two years, before leaving to be the head coach at Georgetown.

Now the job is Jackson’s. That means a lot. It would have meant a lot to Larry, too.

“It’s something he and I talked about before his passing, me being a head coach,” Jackson said. “… This day is a dream come true, for me and for him.”

If he was around …

“There would be a lot of laughter, a lot of laughter. A lot of jokes, and him just really making sure that I am ready for this,” Jackson said. “Him asking me the hard questions. Him talking to me about X’s and O’s. And kind of seeing where we’re different, seeing what he would do versus what I would do.”

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Bolden Eyeing Improvement Ahead Of Sophomore Season RYAN MADDEN CofCSports.com – September 16, 2014 2013-14 was a season of success for the College of Charleston women’s basketball team. A 19-15 overall record, a third place finish in The Colonial and an appearance in the semifinals of the Women’s Basketball Invitational all marked steps in the right direction for a program on the rise.

One of the primary catalysts for last season’s achievements was the play of freshman off-guard, Breanna Bolden. A native of Edgewater, Md., Bolden started 25 games for the Cougars as a true freshman, averaging 8.5 points, 5.4 rebounds and 1.7 steals per game en route to garnering CAA all-rookie team honors.

“I’m proud of my freshman season,” said Bolden. “I learned a lot, especially from some of the older players on the team, and I feel like I grew as a person and as a basketball player.”

While the Cougars will certainly look to build on their recent successes, the 2014-15 edition of Cougar basketball is set to have a much different look to it than its previous iterations. Gone are the exploits of some of the program’s all-time leaders in Alyssa Frye, Jill Brown and Afreyea Tolbert and in comes a new class of Cougars – all of whom will now look to Bolden for leadership.

On making the shift from a wide-eyed freshman to a more seasoned returner, Bolden said, “We have some good newcomers, including some really good freshman guards as well as Jackie (Luna-Castro) who was with us last season as a redshirt. I think we all have good chemistry and I’m excited to see what we’re capable of.”

Also adding to the equation is the arrival of first year head coach Candice M. Jackson, who Bolden says has made an immediate impact on the team’s work ethic and preparations for the upcoming season.

“I’m really excited to play Coach Jackson’s style,” said Bolden. “We’re having to work harder than ever before. The conditioning especially has been really tough and the new staff is teaching me how to finish strong at the basket, which is something I needed to improve on. All the energy and effort we put in now will be worth it once the season starts. I can’t wait.”

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


For Hopkins, Betterment Is A Three Step Process

RYAN MADDEN CofCSports.com – October 15, 2014 In many ways, Mikaela Hopkins is the embodiment of the student-athlete experience. The 2013 all-conference selection is a standout not just on the basketball court, but also in both the classroom and the community where she consistently applies her intellect to philanthropy – whether it’s helping to feed the homeless or raising awareness for cancer.

This time of year, however, Hopkins – a 6-foot-5-inch center from Augusta, Ga. – would prefer to talk about basketball. Less than a month away from her senior season, Hopkins is chomping at the bit to show off some new skills that she’s been honing with first-year head coach Candice M. Jackson and her staff.

“This is the most detail-oriented coaching staff I’ve ever played for,” said Hopkins, who averaged 8.6 ppg and 6.0 rpg in 2013. “They’ve brought things to my attention – in terms of technique and mentality in the post – that I’ve never considered or thought much about. I’m really excited to be playing for them my senior year.”

With Coach Jackson at the helm, Hopkins’ growth has been a three-step process:

For starters, Coach Jackson has been working diligently since her arrival to improve Hopkins’ jump shot. Already potent around the rim – where she led the conference in field goal percentage last season – Coach Jackson immediately pinpointed Hopkins’ confidence in her jumper as an area for improvement. The two then set off immediately to make the necessary adjustments.

“The first thing we started working on with my jump shot was to build confidence and extend my range,” said Hopkins. “I’ve always known that I can shoot it, but Coach Jackson and the rest of the staff has been working with me to extend my comfort zone out to 15-17 feet from the basket. The biggest thing so far has just been the amount of reps. Coach (Darren) Guensch and Coach (Adria) Crawford have been out here working with me non-stop, whether it’s just stationary or on the move. We’ve been working really hard on it.”

Another area that Hopkins has sought to improve her game is footwork. Taller than most, the 6-foot-5-inch Hopkins has been working all offseason with The College’s Director of Sports Performance Marc Proto on improving her agility and athleticism. A steady diet of hurdles, sprints, and shuffle drills have all helped Hopkins’ improve her mobility, while Coach Guensch has been scheming ways to improve Hopkins’ moves on the low block.

“The workouts have been great,” said Hopkins. “With Coach Proto and Coach Guensch, I’ve been working all offseason and now pre-season on getting stronger and better balanced. It’s been a lot of core exercises that have allowed me to do a better job of staying low, working hard and being more powerful in the paint. A lot of these things I’m just now learning for the first time and I feel like my footwork and overall athleticism are better than ever before.”

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Lastly, the Cougar coaching staff has been working with Hopkins to develop a hook shot, somethingthat has not previosuly been a part of her offensive repertoire.

“For a long time, I never felt like I had to have a hook shot,” said Hopkins. “Mostly because of myheight, I’ve always been able to go over people. But I remember last season, playing against somegood teams, thinking my game would really be a lot better if I had a hook. So I was excited when thenew staff said they wanted to work with me on developing one.”

Much of the Hopkins’ motivation for wanting to add new pieces to her offensive arsenal has been TheCollege's move to the Colonial Athletic Association, where by-and-large, the Cougars are squaringoff against better, more athletic teams than they were in the Southern Conference.

“While not a lot of girls in the conference can match my height, they are really athletic, strong andphysical, and ultimately that has made me adjust my game and how I go about things,” said Hopkins“I feel like I’m well-prepared this season and hopefully these things that we’ve been working on –whether it’s the jumper the footwork or the hook – will pay dividends. I want this to be my best seasonyet.”

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


2014 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON RECORD BOOK

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Most points1. 34 FRYE, Alyssa.....................at Northeastern..............01/19/142. 33 PETERSON, Missy ........... Campbell .......................02/12/98 33 SMITH, Janae................ ...at Wofford............ ..........01/13/114. 32 TROWBRIDGE, Debbie .... Florida Atlantic ..............02/09/955. 31 OLOFSON, Jodi ................ Davidson ....................... 11/29/97 31 PETERSON, Missy ........... Troy State .....................02/16/987. 30 PETERSON, Missy ........... Charleston Southern .....12/03/978. 29 ALLEN, Meredith ............... Charleston Southern .....02/08/94 29 ALLEN, Meredith ............... Florida Atlantic .............. 11/20/9410. 29 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... at Appalachian State .....01/12/02 28 EASON, Katasa ................. Charleston Southern ..... 11/29/95 28 OLFSON, Jodi ................... Jacksonville State .........01/31/98 28 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... GSU ................................2/14/00

Field goals made1. 13 SMITH, Erika ..................... Kennesaw State ............12/12/072. 11 BRYANT, Patrice ............... Lander ........................... 11/30/04 11 CHAMBERS, Melissa ........ Anderson ......................01/18/06 11 IRICK, Erica ....................... vs Coastal Carolina .......12/20/05 11 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... Davidson .......................01/16/10 11 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Furman .........................12/28/00 11 SMITH, Janae....................at Wofford.......................01/13/11 11 VENEY, Waynetta .............. Georgia State ................03/01/97 11 WILLIAMS, Ericka ............. Davidson .......................01/16/1010. 10 BRYANT, Patrice ............... Western Carolina ..........01/03/04 10 BRYANT, Patrice ............... at Wofford .....................02/14/05 10 JONES, Deidra .................. UT San Antonio ............. 11/21/09 10 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... GSU ................................2/14/00 10 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... Furman .............................2/3/00 10 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. at Stetson ......................12-02-00 10 SMITH, Erika ..................... vs Furman .....................03/02/06 10 HARRIS, Latisha................vs. Furman......................11/18/12 10 FRYE, Alyssa......................vs. Kennesaw State.......12/21/14

Field goals attempted1. 28 VENEY, Waynetta .............. Georgia State ................03/01/972. 26 SMITH, Janae....................at Wofford.......................01/13/113. 24 BRYANT, Patrice ............... at Davidson ...................01/24/044. 23 TOLBERT, Afreyea.............vs. South Florida............12/21/13 23 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Furman .........................12/28/005. 22 BRYANT, Patrice ............... ELON ............................02/05/05 22 GERTY, Tonia .................... vs Western Carolina .....03/09/09 22 IRICK, Erica ....................... at Georgia Southern .....02/25/068. 21 BRYANT, Patrice ............... Western Carolina ..........01/03/04 21 BRYANT, Patrice ............... at Georgia Southern .....12/22/03 21 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. at Stetson ......................12-02-00Field goal percentage (8 made)1. 1.000 CHAMBERS, Melissa ........ Anderson ......01/18/06 ...... 11-112. .900 WRIGHT, Elaine ................ at Ohio ..........12/18/99 ........9-103. .889 JONES, Deidra .................. at App. State .01/10/09 ..........8-94. .818 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Anderson ......11/17/01 ........9-115. .813 SMITH, Erika ..................... Kenn. State ...12/12/07 ......13-166. .800 CHAMBERS, Melissa ........ Wofford .........01/17/05 ........8-10 .800 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... at CSU ..........12/31/07 ........8-108. .769 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... GSU ................2/14/00 ......10-139. .750 WILLIAMS, Nikki ............... S.C. State .....11/10/06 ........9-1210. .733 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... Davidson .......01/16/10 ......11-15

3-point fi eld goals made1. 10 FRYE, Alyssa.....................Northeastern...................01/19/142. 7 FRYE, Alyssa.....................at East Carolina..............11/17/123. 6 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... USC Aiken ....................12/31/08 6 WILLIAMS, Nikki ............... UNC Greensboro ..........01/15/07 6 WOLLENBERG, Becky ..... Appalachian State ......... 02/11/026. 5 GERTY, Tonia .................... at Davidson ...................03/01/08 5 GERTY, Tonia .................... USC Upstate .................12/03/07 5 GERTY, Tonia .................... at Davidson .......................3/1/08

Division I Records

5 KING, Rachel .................... Elon ...............................01/10/04 5 KING, Rachel .................... Georgia Southern .........02/05/02 5 KING, Rachel .................... Furman .........................02/14/04 5 KING, Rachel .................... at UNC Wilmington .......12/03/03 5 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... Davidson .......................01/16/10 5 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... Elon ...............................02/02/08 5 MANARD, Jennifer ............ at Appalachian State .....02/21/04 5 TALLEY, Marketta .............. Georgia Southern .........12/03/05 5 TROWBRIDGE, Debbie .... Florida Atlantic ..............02/27/95 5 TROWBRIDGE, Debbie .... Charleston Southern .......12/3/96

3-point fi eld goals attempted1. 17 FRYE, Alyssa.....................Elon................................01/20/132. 14 FRYE, Alyssa.....................Delaware........................02/14/14 14 FRYE, Alyssa.....................Northeastern...................01/19/14 14 FRYE, Alyssa.....................South Carolina State......11/30/13 14 IRICK, Erica ....................... at Georgia Southern .....02/25/06 15 FYRE. Alyssa......................vs. South Florida...........12/21/137. 13 KING, Rachel .................... Furman .........................02/14/048. 12 FRYE, Alyssa......................at. USC Upstate.............11/17/13 12 GERTY, Tonia .................... at Davidson ...................03/01/08 12 GERTY, Tonia .................... at Davidson .......................3/1/08 12 KING, Rachel .................... Georgia Southern .........01/26/04 12 TALLEY, Marketta .............. Georgia Southern ......... 12/11/04

3-point FG percentage (6 made)1. .714 FRYE, Alyssa.....................Northeastern....01/19/14.....10-14 .667 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... USC Aiken ..... 12/31/08 .........6-9 .667 WILLIAMS, Nikki ............... UNCG ............ 01/15/07 .........6-93. .600 WOLLENBERG, Becky ..... App. State ...... 02/11/02 .......6-10

Free throws made1. 16 EASON, Katasa ................. Florida international ......01/21/952. 15 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... at Appalachian State .....01/12/023. 13 VENEY, Waynetta .............. Charleston Southern .....02/04/973. 13 HARDY, Cathryn.................Wofford...........................12/05/115. 12 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Chattanooga .....................2/5/016. 11 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... at Western Carolina ......01/14/02 11 WILLIAMS, Ericka ............. Coastal Carolina ........... 11/25/08 11 WOLLENBERG, Becky ..... Georgia Southern .........02/05/029. 10 GERTY, Tonia .................... Clemson ........................ 11/16/09 10 HARDY, Cathryn................. at Charleston Southern.12/31/10 10 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... Navy .............................. 11/16/01 10 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Chattanooga .................12/31/01 10 TOLBERT, Afreyea.............vs. Hofstra......................03/05/14 10 TOLBERT, Afreyea.............vs. Drexel.......................02/08/14

Free throws attempted1. 17 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... at Appalachian State .....01/12/022. 15 HARDY, Cathryn.................Wofford...........................12/5/11. 15 GERTY, Tonia .................... Clemson ........................ 11/16/09 15 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Chattanooga .....................2/5/015. 14 VENEY, Waynetta .............. Charleston Southern .....02/04/97 14 WILLIAMS, Ericka ............. Coastal Carolina ........... 11/25/087. 13 HARDY, Cathryn................. at Charleston Southern.12/31/10 13 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... at Western Carolina ......01/14/02 13 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. at Georgia Southern .......1/15/0010. 12 BRYANT, Patrice ............... Wofford .........................01/17/05 12 BRYANT, Patrice ............... Georgia Southern ......... 12/11/04 12 HUGHES, Jade ................. at Charleston Southern . 11/17/08 12 MICKENS, Shanna ............ Stetson .......................... 11/20/01 12 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... Appalachian State ......... 02/11/02 12 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... GSU ................................2/14/00 12 SMITH, Janae ................... at Wofford ..................... 01/13/11 12 WEAVER, Sara.................. at Eastern Kentucky ...... 11/21/99

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Division I RecordsINDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS

Free throw percentage (6 made)1. 1.000 BABER, Lindsay ............ ETSU ............................ 1/17/00 .....8-8 1.000 BROWN, Jill .................. at Furman ..................... 2/25/12 .....8-8 1.000 FURSTENBURG, Jill ..... at Elon .........................02-10-07 .....6-6 1.000 FURSTENBURG, Jill ..... UNC Greensboro ........ 02/04/08 .....6-6 1.000 HUGHES, Jade ............. Davidson ..................... 02/23/09 .....6-6 1.000 HUGHES, Jade ............. Charleston Southern ... 11/18/05 .....8-8 1.000 HUGHES, Jade ............. at Morehead State ...... 11/21/05 .....6-6 1.000 HUGHES, Jade ............. vs Cleveland State ...... 11/25/06 .....6-6 1.000 HUGHES, Jade ............. Georgia Southern ....... 12/03/05 .....6-6 1.000 HUGHES, Jade ............. UNC Greensboro ........ 12/05/09 .....6-6 1.000 HUGHES, Jade ............. USC Aiken .................. 12/31/08 .....8-8 1.000 HUGHES, Jade ............. at Western Carolina ...... 2/20/06 .....8-8 1.000 IRICK, Erica ................... ETSU .......................... 02/16/05 .....8-8 1.000 JACKSON, Kate ............ Wofford ....................... 01/03/01 .....8-8 1.000 SCARBERRY, Brittney .. UNC Asheville ............. 12/14/00 .....7-7 1.000 SCARBERRY, Brittney .. UNC Greensboro .......... 2/23/01 .....6-6 1.000 SIMPSON, Wilma .......... Western Carolina .......... 1/20/01 .....6-6 1.000 SIMPSON, Wilma .......... at UNC Greensboro .... 12/29/99 .....6-6 1.000 SMITH, Janae ............... Furman ....................... 01/24/11 .....6-6 1.000 TALLEY, Marketta .......... Furman ....................... 01/15/05 .....8-8 1.000 TALLEY, Marketta .......... at UNC Greensboro .... 01/16/06 .....6-6 1.000 WEAVER, Sara.............. ARMY.......................... 11/22/00 .....6-6 1.000 WOLLENBERG, Becky . at East Tennessee State 01/13/01 ...8-8 1.000 WOLLENBERG, Becky . Georgia Southern ....... 02/05/02 . 11-11

Most rebounds1. 20 ALLEN, Meredith ............... Charleston Southern .....01/17/942. 19 JONES, Deidra .................. UT San Antonio ............. 11/21/09 19 HARRIS, Latisha ............... Wofford ........................... 12/5/114. 18 ALLEN, Meredith ............... Florida Atlantic ..............01/20/945. 17 CURRIN, Tara.................... Coastal Carolina ...........02/19/92 17 Mikaela Hopkins ................ vs. East Carolina ............11/11/11 17 GEDEN, Carrie .................. Wofford .........................02/16/04 17 JONES, Deidra .................. vs Davidson ..................03/07/099. 16 ALLEN, Meredith ............... Florida International ......03/05/94 16 CURRIN, Tara.................... Central Florida ..............02/25/93 16 MOYE, Sarah .................... at Charleston Southern . 11/17/08 16 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. at Stetson ......................12-02-00 16 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Furman .........................12/28/00 16 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. at East Tennessee State .2/29/00

Most assists1. 12 WEAVER, Sara.................. LIMESTON ................... 11/30/992. 11 HUGHES, Jade ................. Lander ...........................12/18/063. 10 GERTY, Tonia .................... at Chattanooga .............02/09/09 10 BROWN, Jill ...................... vs. Wingate .......................1/2/12 10 BROWN, Jill ...................... at Wofford .......................1/12/12 10 TALLEY, Marketta .............. Anderson ......................01/18/06 10 TALLEY, Marketta .............. at Wofford .....................02/14/05 10 TALLEY, Marketta .............. vs ELON .......................03/02/059. 9 GERTY, Tonia .................... Elon ...............................12/07/09

9 HUGHES, Jade ................. Georgia Southern .........12/03/05 9 KING, Rachel .................... East Tennessee State ...02/02/04 9 KING, Rachel .................... Wofford .........................02/16/04 9 KING, Rachel .................... Limestone .....................12/08/01 9 TALLEY, Marketta .............. Davidson .......................01/22/04 9 TALLEY, Marketta .............. Georgia Southern .........01/26/04

Most steals1. 8 SEEL, Natalie .................... Florida Atlantic ..............03/05/94 8 TROWBRIDGE, Debbie .... Coastal Carolina ........... 11/27/963. 7 BRYANT, Patrice ............... at South Carolina State . 11/22/04 7 HATCHER, Ariel ................ at Wofford ..................... 01/13/11 7 KING, Rachel .................... South Carolina ..............01/28/04 7 KING, Rachel .................... Appalachian State ...........12/8/03 7 TALLEY, Marketta .............. Elon ...............................01/10/04 7 TALLEY, Marketta .............. ASU ..............................02/19/05 7 WOLLENBERG, Becky ..... Ohio ..............................12/20/0010. 6 GERTY, Tonia .................... at NC State ................... 11/12/10 6 HUGHES, Jade ................. at Charleston Southern . 11/30/06 6 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... Furman .............................2/3/00 6 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. at Appalachian State .......1/22/00 6 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. vs Morehead State ........ 11/20/99 6 TALLEY, Marketta .............. at Coastal Carolina .......12/19/04 6 WILLIAMS, Ericka ............. at Georgia Southern .....02/16/09

Most blocked shots1. 12 HOGUE, Denise ................ Georgia State ................01/27/922. 9 HOPKINS, Mikaela.............UNCW............................02/20/143. 7 HARRIS, Latisha ............... vs. Furman ...................... 12/3/114. 6 SMITH, Erika ..................... at UNC Greensboro ......01/07/08 6 SMITH, Erika ..................... UNC Greensboro ..........02/07/05 6 SMITH, Erika ..................... at UNC Greensboro ..........1/7/087. 5 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. UNC Greensboro ............2/23/01 5 SMITH, Erika ..................... Elon ...............................01/13/079. 4 GREEN, Tiffany ................. at Savannah State ........02/21/05 4 HARPER, Jennifer ............. Appalachian State ......... 02/11/02 4 MOYE, Sarah .................... at Chattanooga .............02/17/07 4 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. at Georgia Southern .....02/10/01 4 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. at East Tennessee State .2/29/00 4 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Davidson ...........................2/5/00 4 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Chattanooga .....................2/5/01 4 SMITH, Erika ..................... Furman .........................01/09/06 4 SMITH, Erika ..................... Chattanooga .................01/20/07 4 SMITH, Erika ..................... Furman .........................02/05/07 4 SMITH, Erika ..................... UNC Greensboro ..........02/13/06 4 SMITH, Erika ..................... Charleston Southern ..... 11/29/07 4 SMITH, Erika ..................... Georgia Tech ................12/20/06

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Points1. 559....... Sharon CASTANADA (27 games) .... - 1989-902. 488....... Alyssa FRYE (34 games).................. - 2013-143. 484....... Afreyea TOLBERT (34 games)......... - 2013-144. 449....... Missy PETERSON (26 games) ........ - 1998-995. 440....... Wilma SIMPSON (29 games) ........... - 2002-036. 434....... Natalie SEEL (28 games) ................. - 1991-927. 413....... Missy PETERSON (26 games) ........ - 1997-988. 396....... Latisha HARRIS (31 games) ............ - 2012-139. 393....... Jodie OLOFSON (26 games) ........... - 1997-9810. 392....... Natalie SEEL (25 games) ................. - 1993-9410. 392....... Natalie SEEL (27 games) ................. - 1992-93

Scoring average (minimum 5 games)1. 20.7...... Sharon CASTANADA .................... (27 games) ..... 1989-902. 17.3...... Missy PETERSON ......................... (26 games) ..... 1998-993. 15.9...... Missy PETERSON ......................... (26 games) ..... 1997-984. 15.7...... Natalie SEEL ................................. (25 games) ..... 1993-945. 15.5...... Natalie SEEL ................................. (28 games) ..... 1991-926. 15.2...... Waynetta VENEY .......................... (25 games) ..... 1996-977. 15.2...... Wilma SIMPSON ........................... (29 games) ..... 2002-038. 15.1...... Jodie OLOFSON ........................... (26 games) ..... 1997-989. 14.8...... Meredith ALLEN ............................ (26 games) ..... 1993-9410. 14.5...... Natalie SEEL ................................. (27 games) ..... 1992-93

Field goals made1. 229....... Sharon CASTANADA (27 games) .... - 1989-902. 179....... Afreyea TOLBERT (34 games)......... - 2013-143. 177....... Wilma SIMPSON (29 games) ........... - 2002-034. 158....... Latisha HARRIS (31 games)............. - 2012-135. 156....... Natalie SEEL (28 games) ................. - 1991-926. 155....... Alyssa Frye (34 games).................... - 2013-147. 151....... Meredith ALLEN (26 games) ............ - 1993-948. 150....... Ericka WILLIAMS (33 games) .......... - 2009-109. 149....... Missy PETERSON (26 games) ........ - 1998-9910. 148....... Tara CURRIN (27 games) ................ - 1992-93

Field goals attempted1. 527....... Afreyea TOLBERT (34 games) ........ - 2013-142. 453....... Alyssa Frye (34 games).................... - 2013-141. 416....... Missy PETERSON (26 games) ........ - 1997-982. 414....... Sharon CASTANADA (27 games) .... - 1989-903. 400....... Patrice BRYANT (29 games) ............ - 2004-054. 399....... Natalie SEEL (28 games) ................. - 1991-925. 398....... Patrice BRYANT (29 games) ............ - 2003-046. 373....... Waynetta VENEY (25 games) .......... - 1996-977. 366....... Missy PETERSON (26 games) ........ - 1998-998. 363....... Erica IRICK (28 games) .................... - 2005-069. 359....... Katasha EASON (26 games) ............ - 1994-9510. 358....... Wilma SIMPSON (29 games) ........... - 2002-03

Field goal percentage (minimum 5 made)1. .700...... Beth JEFFRIES ...................................... (7-10) ..... 2001-022. .625...... Cathryn HARDY ....................................... (5-8) ..... 2009-103. .611 ...... NeShonda McLAURIN .......................... (22-36) ..... 2009-10 .611 ...... Terri LOGAN ......................................... (33-54) ..... 1995-965. .576...... Jennifer SWEARINGEN ..................... (95-165) ..... 1993-946. .569...... Amanda MILLER .................................. (37-65) ..... 1996-977. .553...... Sharon CASTANADA ....................... (229-414) ..... 1989-908. .538...... Emilee TERRY ...................................... (14-26) ..... 2002-039. .533...... Mikaela Hopkins ..................................(97-182)..... 2013-1410. .531...... Tiffany WILSON .................................. (86-162) ..... 2002-03

3-point fi eld goals made1. 95..........Alyssa FRYE (32 games)...................- 2012-132. 92......... Alyssa FRYE (34 games)...................- 2013-143. 63......... Natalie SEEL (25 games) ................. - 1993-944. 61......... Becky WOLLENBERG (26 games) .. - 2001-025. 60......... Kelly REDICK (24 games) ................ - 1994-956. 59......... Missy PETERSON (26 games) ........ - 1998-997. 58......... Rachel KING (29 games) ................. - 2002-038. 57......... Jade HUGHES (33 games) .............. - 2009-109. 56......... Natalie SEEL (28 games) ................. - 1991-92 56......... Brooke KOTCELLA (33 games) ....... - 2009-10

3-point fi eld goals attempted1. 275........Alyssa FRYE (32 games).................. - 2012-132. 271........Alyssa FRYE )34 games) ................. - 2013-143. 182....... Kelly REDICK (24 games) ................ - 1994-954. 178....... Natalie SEEL (25 games) ................. - 1993-945. 173....... Jade HUGHES (33 games) .............. - 2009-106. 168....... Rachel KING (29 games) ................. - 2002-03

Division I RecordsINDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS

168....... Natalie SEEL (28 games) ................. - 1991-928. 164....... Jade HUGHES (29 games) .............. - 2006-079. 161....... Natalie SEEL (27 games) ................. - 1992-9310. 158....... Missy PETERSON (26 games) ........ - 1997-98

3-point FG percentage (minimum 5 made)1. .462...... Megan KING ........................................... (6-13) ..... 2009-102. .436...... Brooke KOTCELLA ............................. (51-117) ..... 2008-093. .417...... Carey STUMPF .................................... (15-36) ..... 2000-014. .412...... Erica NESMITH ...................................... (7-17) ..... 2001-025. .411 ...... Rachel KING ......................................... (30-73) ..... 2001-026. .408...... Debbie TROWBRIDGE ........................ (40-98) ..... 1995-967. .407...... Missy PETERSON .............................. (59-145) ..... 1998-998. .405...... Kelly REDICK ..................................... (53-131) ..... 1993-949. .403...... Brooke KOTCELLA ............................. (56-139) ..... 2009-1010. .394...... Debbie TROWBRIDGE ...................... (54-137) ..... 1996-97

Free throws made1. 124....... Afreyea TOLBERT (34 games) ........ - 2013-142. 113 ....... Katasha EASON (26 games) ............ - 1994-95 113 ....... Katasha EASON (27 games) ............ - 1995-964. 103....... Jodie OLOFSON (26 games) ........... - 1997-985. 100....... Sharon CASTANADA (27 games) .... - 1989-906. 98......... Brittney SCARBERRY (27 games) ... - 2001-02 98......... Waynetta VENEY (25 games) .......... - 1996-978. 96...........Cathryn Hardy (30 games)................- 2011-12 9. 94......... Maria WILLIAMS (28 games) ........... - 1991-9210. 93......... Natalie SEEL (27 games) ................. - 1992-93

Free throws attempted1. 185....... Afreyea TOLBERT (34 games)......... - 2013-141. 175....... Katasha EASON (27 games) ............ - 1995-962. 169....... Katasha EASON (26 games) ............ - 1994-953. 145....... Waynetta VENEY (25 games) .......... - 1996-974 142....... Cathryn Hardy (30 games) .................. 2011-125. 141....... Jodie OLOFSON (26 games) ........... - 1997-986. 140....... Sharon CASTANADA (27 games) .... - 1989-907. 133....... Natalie SEEL (27 games) ................. - 1992-938. 131....... Jodie OLOFSON (27 games) ........... - 1998-999. 130....... Maria WILLIAMS (28 games) ........... - 1991-92

Free throw percentage (minimum 5 made)1. 1.000.... Erin Hall ............................................... (18-18) ..... 2013-142. .929...... Kelly REDICK ....................................... (13-14) ..... 1992-933. .914...... Rachel KING ......................................... (32-35) ..... 2002-034. .902...... Kelly REDICK ....................................... (37-41) ..... 1994-955. .889...... Shannon REILEY ..................................... (8-9) ..... 1999-00 .889...... DAVIE, Brianna ..........................................(8-9) ......2010-117. .886...... Debbie TROWBRIDGE ........................ (62-70) ..... 1995-968. .844...... Brooke KOTCELLA ............................... (38-45) ..... 2008-099. .842...... Kate JACKSON .................................... (16-19) ..... 2000-01 .842...... Christina WILLIAMS ............................. (16-19) ..... 2005-06

Rebounds1. 300....... Afreyea TOLBERT(60o-240d)........... - 2013-142. 265........Latisha HARRIS (75o-190d).............. - 2012-133. 263....... Meredith ALLEN (108o-155d) ........... - 1993-944. 250....... Jodie OLOFSON (94o-156d) ............ - 1996-975. 236....... Latisha HARRIS (880-148d) ................ 2011-126.. 230....... Deidra JONES (101o-129d) ............. - 2009-107. 228....... Sharon CASTANADA (114o-114d) ... - 1989-90 228....... DeAudre BROWN (114o-114d)......... - 1990-919. 222....... Wilma SIMPSON (78o-144d) ........... - 1999-0010. 218....... Patrice BRYANT (84o-134d) ............. - 2004-05

Rebounding average (minimum 5 games)1. 10.1...... Meredith ALLEN ............................ (26 games) ..... 1993-942. 9.3........ Jodie OLOFSON ........................... (27 games) ..... 1996-973. 8.8........ Afreyea TOLBERT.......................... (34 games) ..... 2013-144. 8.5.........Latisha HARRIS..............................(31 games).......2012-135. 8.4........ Sharon CASTANADA .................... (27 games) ..... 1989-90 8.4........ DeAudre BROWN .......................... (27 games) ..... 1990-917. 8.2........ Wilma SIMPSON ........................... (27 games) ..... 1999-008. 7.9........ Tara CURRIN ................................. (27 games) ..... 1992-93 7.9........ Jodie OLOFSON ........................... (26 games) ..... 1997-98 7.9........ Latisha HARRIS ............................. (30 games) ......2011-12

Defensive Rebounds1. 240....... Afreyea TOLBERT (60o-240d).......... - 2013-141. 190........Latisha HARRIS................................ - 2012-132.. 156....... Jodie OLOFSON (94o-156d) ............ - 1996-973. 155....... Meredith ALLEN (108o-155d) ........... - 1993-944. 150....... Tara CURRIN (64o-150d) ................. - 1992-935.. 148....... Nikki WILLIAMS (59o-148d) ............. - 2007-08 148....... Jodie OLOFSON (58o-148d) ............ - 1997-98

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Division I RecordsINDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS

148....... Latisha Harris (88o-148d) .................... 2011-128. 144....... Wilma SIMPSON (78o-144d) ........... - 1999-009. 142....... Jodie OLOFSON (45o-142d) ............ - 1998-9910. 140....... Ericka WILLIAMS (54o-140d) ........... - 2009-10

Defensive Rebound average (minimum 5 games)1. 7.1........ Afreyea TOLBERT .........................(34 games) ..... 2013-142. 6.1.........Latisha HARRIS..............................(31 games)......2012-133. 6.0........ Meredith ALLEN ............................ (26 games) ..... 1993-944. 5.8........ Jodie OLOFSON ........................... (27 games) ..... 1996-975. 5.7........ Jodie OLOFSON ........................... (26 games) ..... 1997-986. 5.6........ Tara CURRIN ................................. (27 games) ..... 1992-937. 5.3........ Wilma SIMPSON ........................... (27 games) ..... 1999-008. 5.3........ Jodie OLOFSON ........................... (27 games) ..... 1998-999. 5.0........ SMITH, Janae ................................. (26 games) ......2010-1110. 4.9........ Nikki WILLIAMS ............................. (30 games) ..... 2007-08 4.9........ Natalie SEEL ................................. (28 games) ..... 1991-92 4.9........ Natalie SEEL ................................. (25 games) ..... 1993-94 4.9........ Tara CURRIN ................................. (28 games) ..... 1991-92

Offensive Rebounds1. 115........Cathryn HARDY................................. - 2012-13 114 ....... Sharon CASTANADA (114o-114d) ... - 1989-90 114 ....... DeAudre BROWN (114o-114d)......... - 1990-913. 108....... Meredith ALLEN (108o-155d) ........... - 1993-944. 101....... Deidra JONES (101o-129d) ............. - 2009-105. 100....... Allene FLEMING (100o-97d) ............ - 1991-92 100....... DeAudre BROWN (100o-99d) .......... - 1989-907. 94......... Jodie OLOFSON (94o-156d) ............ - 1996-978. 88......... Latisha HARRIS (88o-148d)............. - 2011-129. 85......... Sarah MOYE (85o-113d) .................. - 2008-0910. 84......... Patrice BRYANT (84o-134d) ............. - 2004-0511. 83......... Deidra JONES (83o-106d) ............... - 2008-09

Offensive Rebound average (minimum 5 games)1. 4.2........ Sharon CASTANADA .................... (27 games) ..... 1989-90 4.2........ DeAudre BROWN .......................... (27 games) ..... 1990-913. 4.2........ Meredith ALLEN ............................ (26 games) ..... 1993-944. 3.8........ DeAudre BROWN .......................... (26 games) ..... 1989-905. 3.6........ Allene FLEMING ............................ (28 games) ..... 1991-92 3.6.........Cathryn HARDY...............................(32 games)......2012-137. 3.5........ Jodie OLOFSON ........................... (27 games) ..... 1996-978. 3.1........ Deidra JONES ............................... (33 games) ..... 2009-109. 3.0........ Wilma SIMPSON ........................... (27 games) ..... 2001-0210. 2.9........ Patrice BRYANT ............................ (29 games) ..... 2004-05 2.9........ Wilma SIMPSON ........................... (27 games) ..... 1999-00 2.9........ Latisha Harris ................................. (30 games) ......2011-12

Assists1. 206........Jill BROWN....................................... - 2012-132. 177....... Jill BROWN....................................... - 2013-143. 170....... Tonia GERTY .................................... - 2009-104. 142....... Marketta TALLEY .............................. - 2004-055. 124....... Jill Brown ............................................. 2011-126. 119 ....... Maria WILLIAMS .............................. - 1991-927. 119 ....... Jade HUGHES ................................. - 2006-078. 116 ....... Tonia GERTY .................................... - 2008-099. 114 ....... Tula ZECOPOULOS ......................... - 1989-90 114 ....... Waynetta VENEY ............................. - 1996-97

Assists average (minimum 5 games)1. 6.4.........Jill BROWN.....................................(32 games)......2012-132. 5.2.........Jill BROWN.....................................(34 games)......2013-142. 5.2........ Tonia GERTY ................................. (33 games) ..... 2009-103. 4.9........ Marketta TALLEY ........................... (29 games) ..... 2004-054. 4.6........ Waynetta VENEY .......................... (25 games) ..... 1996-975. 4.5........ Marketta TALLEY ........................... (22 games) ..... 2005-066. 4.3........ Maria WILLIAMS ........................... (28 games) ..... 1991-927. 4.2........ Tula ZECOPOULOS ...................... (27 games) ..... 1989-908. 4.1........ Jade HUGHES .............................. (29 games) ..... 2006-07 4.1........ Jill Brown ........................................ (30 games) ......2011-1210. 4.0........ Tula ZECOPOULOS ...................... (27 games) ..... 1990-91

Blocked shots1. 147....... Denise HOGUE ................................ - 1991-922. 101....... Denise HOGUE ................................ - 1992-933. 68......... Denise HOGUE ................................ - 1990-914. 55......... Jennifer SWEARINGEN ................... - 1993-945. 53......... Erika SMITH ..................................... - 2007-086. 48......... Denise HOGUE ................................ - 1989-907. 47......... Erika SMITH ..................................... - 2006-078. 43......... Waynetta VENEY ............................. - 1996-979. 35......... Wilma SIMPSON .............................. - 2000-0110. 34......... Wilma SIMPSON .............................. - 2002-03

Blocked shots average (minimum 5 games)1. 5.3........ Denise HOGUE ............................. (28 games) ..... 1991-922. 3.7........ Denise HOGUE ............................. (27 games) ..... 1992-933. 2.6........ Denise HOGUE ............................. (26 games) ..... 1990-914. 2.1........ Jennifer SWEARINGEN ................ (26 games) ..... 1993-945. 1.9........ Denise HOGUE ............................. (25 games) ..... 1989-906. 1.8........ Erika SMITH .................................. (30 games) ..... 2007-087. 1.7........ Erika SMITH .................................. (27 games) ..... 2006-078. 1.7........ Waynetta VENEY .......................... (25 games) ..... 1996-979. 1.5........ Erika SMITH .................................. (22 games) ..... 2005-0610. 1.5........ Erika SMITH .................................. (21 games) ..... 2004-05

Steals1. 86......... Sharon CASTANADA ....................... - 1989-902. 80......... Marketta TALLEY .............................. - 2004-053. 76......... Tula ZECOPOULOS ......................... - 1989-904. 71..........Jill BROWN....................................... - 2012-135 65......... Jill BROWN .......................................... 2011-126. 64......... Patrice BRYANT ............................... - 2004-05 64......... Tula ZECOPOULOS ......................... - 1990-918. 63......... Tonia GERTY ..................................... - 2010-11 63......... Tara CURRIN .................................... - 1990-9110. 62......... Tonia GERTY .................................... - 2009-10

Steals average (minimum 5 games)1. 3.2........ Sharon CASTANADA .................... (27 games) ..... 1989-902. 2.8........ Tula ZECOPOULOS ...................... (27 games) ..... 1989-903. 2.8........ Marketta TALLEY ........................... (29 games) ..... 2004-054. 2.4........ Tula ZECOPOULOS ...................... (27 games) ..... 1990-915. 2.3........ Tonia GERTY .................................. (28 games) ......2010-11 2.3........ Tara CURRIN ................................. (27 games) ..... 1990-91 2.3........ Marketta TALLEY ........................... (26 games) ..... 2003-048. 2.2........ Natalie SEEL ................................. (25 games) ..... 1993-94 2.2........ Jill Brown ........................................ (30 games) ......2011-12 2.2........ Patrice BRYANT ............................ (29 games) ..... 2004-0511. 2.1........ Brittney SCARBERRY ................... (20 games) ..... 1999-00 2.1........ Wilma SIMPSON ........................... (27 games) ..... 1999-00

Games played1. 34......... Jill BROWN....................................... - 2013-14 34......... Alyssa FRYE..................................... - 2013-14 34......... Afreyea TOLBERT............................. - 2013-144. 33......... Tonia GERTY .................................... - 2009-10 33......... Indya MUDD ..................................... - 2009-10 33......... Deidra JONES .................................. - 2009-10 33......... Brooke KOTCELLA ........................... - 2009-10 33......... Ericka WILLIAMS ............................. - 2009-10 33......... Jade HUGHES ................................. - 2009-1010. 32..........Jill BROWN....................................... - 2012-13 32..........Alyssa FRYE..................................... - 2012-13 32......... NeShonda McLAURIN ...................... - 2009-10

Games started1. 34........ Jill BROWN....................................... - 2013-142. 34........ Alyssa FRYE .................................... - 2013-143. 33......... Jade HUGHES ................................. - 2009-10 33......... Brooke KOTCELLA ........................... - 2009-10 33......... Deidra JONES .................................. - 2009-106. 32......... Tonia GERTY .................................... - 2009-107 30......... Cathryn Hardy ................................... - 2011-12 30......... Jill Brown ........................................... - 2011-12 30......... Ericka WILLIAMS ............................. - 2009-10 30......... Sarah MOYE .................................... - 2008-09 30......... Nikki WILLIAMS ................................ - 2007-08 30......... Jill FURSTENBURG ......................... - 2007-08

Minutes1. 1288...... Jill BROWN...................................... - 2013-142. 1102...... Alyssa FRYE.................................... - 2013-143. 1044...... Afreyea TOLBERT............................ - 2013-144. 1112 ..... Jill Brown ........................................... - 2011-125. 1106 ..... Tonia GERTY .................................... - 2009-106. 1036..... Jill FURSTENBURG ......................... - 2007-087 1009..... Cathryn Hardy ................................... - 2011-128. 1005..... Jade HUGHES ................................. - 2009-109. 974....... Brooke KOTCELLA ........................... - 2009-10 974....... Natalie SEEL .................................... - 1991-92

Minutes average1. 37.9...... Jill Brown.........................................(34 games)......2013-141. 37.1...... Jill Brown ........................................ (30 games) ......2011-122. 36.0...... Lindsay BABER ............................. (27 games) ..... 1999-003. 36.0...... Debbie TROWBRIDGE ................. (27 games) ..... 1996-974. 35.8...... Debbie TROWBRIDGE ................. (26 games) ..... 1994-955. 35.7...... Missy PETERSON ......................... (26 games) ..... 1998-996. 35.0...... Natalie SEEL ................................. (27 games) ..... 1992-937. 34.8...... Natalie SEEL ................................. (28 games) ..... 1991-928. 34.6...... Missy PETERSON ......................... (27 games) ..... 1996-979. 34.6...... Missy PETERSON ......................... (26 games) ..... 1997-98

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Division I RecordsINDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

Points1..... 1456 ....Wilma SIMPSON (110 games) ............ - 1999-032..... 1450 ....Natalie SEEL (107 games) .................. - 1990-943..... 1367 ....Jodie OLOFSON (107 games) ............ - 1995-994..... 1314 ....Missy PETERSON (105 games) ......... - 1995-995..... 1299 ....Jade HUGHES (120 games) ............... - 2005-106..... 1220 ....Tonia GERTY (120 games) .................. - 2007-117..... 1210.... Alyssa FRYE (116 games).................. - 2010-147..... 1093 ....Tara CURRIN (109 games) ................. - 1989-938..... 1086 ....Patrice BRYANT (111 games) ............. - 2001-059..... 1032 ....Katasha EASON (105 games) ............ - 1992-9610... 936 ......Debbie TROWBRIDGE (103 games) .. - 1993-97

Scoring average (minimum 5 games)1..... 20.7 .....Sharon CASTANADA ....................... (27 games) ..... 1989-902..... 13.6 .....Natalie SEEL .................................. (107 games) ..... 1990-943..... 13.2 .....Wilma SIMPSON ............................ (110 games) ..... 1999-034..... 12.8 .....Jodie OLOFSON ............................ (107 games) ..... 1995-995..... 12.7 .....Meredith ALLEN ............................... (53 games) ..... 1992-946..... 12.5 .....Missy PETERSON ......................... (105 games) ..... 1995-997..... 11.9 .....Waynetta VENEY ............................. (52 games) ..... 1995-97....... 11.9 .....Janae SMITH .................................... (26 games) ......2010-118..... 11.8 .....DeAudre BROWN ............................ (53 games) ..... 1989-919..... 11.5 .....Becky WOLLENBERG ..................... (52 games) ..... 2000-0210... 10.9 .....Allene FLEMING .............................. (82 games) ..... 1989-92

Field goals made1..... 556 ......Wilma SIMPSON (110 games) ............ - 1999-032..... 496 ......Natalie SEEL (107 games) .................. - 1990-943..... 483 ......Jodie OLOFSON (107 games) ............ - 1995-994..... 461 ......Missy PETERSON (105 games) ......... - 1995-995..... 449 ......Tonia GERTY (120 games) .................. - 2007-116..... 429 ......Tara CURRIN (109 games) ................. - 1989-937..... 421 ......Jade HUGHES (120 games) ............... - 2005-108..... 413 ......Patrice BRYANT (111 games) ............. - 2001-059..... 369 ......Allene FLEMING (82 games) .............. - 1989-9210... 336 ......Tonia GERTY (92 games) ................... - 2007-10

Field goals attempted1..... 1342 ....Natalie SEEL (107 games) .................. - 1990-942..... 1280 ....Tonia GERTY (120 games) .................. - 2007-113..... 1269.... Alyssa FRYE (116 games).................. - 2013-144..... 1240 ....Missy PETERSON (105 games) ......... - 1995-995..... 1221 ....Patrice BRYANT (111 games) ............. - 2001-056..... 1218 ....Wilma SIMPSON (110 games) ............ - 1999-037..... 1184 ....Jade HUGHES (120 games) ............... - 2005-108..... 1130 ....Jodie OLOFSON (107 games) ............ - 1995-999..... 1039 ....Tara CURRIN (109 games) ................. - 1989-9310... 975 ......Katasha EASON (105 games) ............ - 1992-96

Field goal percentage (minimum 5 made)1..... .625 .....Cathryn HARDY .......................................... (5-8) ..... 2009-102..... .611 .....Terri LOGAN ............................................ (33-54) ..... 1995-963..... .576 .....Jennifer SWEARINGEN ........................ (95-165) ..... 1993-944..... .556 .....NeShonda McLAURIN ............................ (35-63) ..... 2008-105..... .553 .....Sharon CASTANADA .......................... (229-414) ..... 1989-906..... .493 .....Tiffany WILSON .................................. (165-335) ..... 1999-037..... .488 .....DeAudre BROWN ............................... (248-508) ..... 1989-91....... .488 .....Shannon REILEY .................................. (62-127) ..... 1998-009..... .488 .....Elaine WRIGHT ................................... (101-207) ..... 1998-0010... .478 .....Carrie GEDEN ..................................... (117-245) ..... 2002-04

3-point fi eld goals made1......247......Alyssa FRYE (116 games) .................. - 2010-142..... 201 ......Jade HUGHES (120 games) ............... - 2005-103..... 191 ......Natalie SEEL (107 games) .................. - 1990-944..... 176 ......Rachel KING (115 games) .................. - 2001-055..... 171 ......Missy PETERSON (105 games) ......... - 1995-996..... 156 ......Brooke KOTCELLA (120 games) ........ - 2006-107..... 142 ......Tonia GERTY (120 games) .................. - 2007-118..... 141 ......Debbie TROWBRIDGE (103 games) .. - 1993-979..... 125 ......Kelly REDICK (90 games) ................... - 1991-9510... 120 ......Marketta TALLEY (103 games) ........... - 2002-06

3-point fi eld goals attempted1.....734.......Alyssa FRYE (116 games)................... - 2010-142..... 603 ......Natalie SEEL (107 games) .................. - 1990-943..... 581 ......Jade HUGHES (120 games) ............... - 2005-104..... 511 ......Rachel KING (115 games) .................. - 2001-055..... 503 ......Tonia GERTY (120 games) .................. - 2007-116..... 482 ......Missy PETERSON (105 games) ......... - 1995-997..... 418 ......Brooke KOTCELLA (120 games) ........ - 2006-10

8..... 397 ......Marketta TALLEY (103 games) ........... - 2002-069..... 392 ......Tonia GERTY (92 games) ................... - 2007-1010... 371 ......Kelly REDICK (90 games) ................... - 1991-95

3-point FG percentage (minimum 5 made)1..... .396 .....Carey STUMPF ....................................... (21-53) ..... 2000-022..... .390 .....Megan KING ........................................... (23-59) ..... 2007-103..... .388 .....Debbie TROWBRIDGE ....................... (141-363) ..... 1993-974..... .373 .....Brooke KOTCELLA ............................. (156-418) ..... 2006-105..... .367 .....Tracey HINSON ...................................... (11-30) ..... 1989-916..... .364 .....Caleigh CROWELL ................................... (8-22) ..... 2009-107..... .358 .....Alyssa FRYE ............................................(24-67) ... - 2010-118..... .355 .....Jill FURSTENBURG .............................. (54-152) ..... 2006-08....... .355 .....Missy PETERSON .............................. (171-482) ..... 1995-9910... .353 .....Cathryn HARDY ........................................ (6-17) ......2009-11

Free throws made1..... 336 ......Katasha EASON (105 games) ............ - 1992-962..... 324 ......Wilma SIMPSON (110 games) ............ - 1999-033..... 314 ......Jodie OLOFSON (107 games) ............ - 1995-994..... 267 ......Natalie SEEL (107 games) .................. - 1990-945..... 256 ......Jade HUGHES (120 games) ............... - 2005-106..... 234 ......Tara CURRIN (109 games) ................. - 1989-937..... 227 ......Patrice BRYANT (111 games) ............. - 2001-058..... 221 ......Missy PETERSON (105 games) ......... - 1995-999..... 219 ......Debbie TROWBRIDGE (103 games) .. - 1993-9710... 215 ......Brittney SCARBERRY (71 games) ...... - 1999-02

Free throws attempted1..... 496 ......Katasha EASON (105 games) ............ - 1992-962..... 468 ......Wilma SIMPSON (110 games) ............ - 1999-033..... 464 ......Jodie OLOFSON (107 games) ............ - 1995-994..... 404 ......Natalie SEEL (107 games) .................. - 1990-945..... 384 ......Patrice BRYANT (111 games) ............. - 2001-056..... 378 ......Tara CURRIN (109 games) ................. - 1989-937..... 331 ......Jade HUGHES (120 games) ............... - 2005-108..... 330 ......Amber STEGELIN (108 games) .......... - 1997-019..... 290 ......Missy PETERSON (105 games) ......... - 1995-9910... 284 ......Brittney SCARBERRY (71 games) ...... - 1999-02

Free throw percentage (minimum 5 made)1..... .846 .....Brianna DAVIE .........................................(11-13) ......2008-112..... .842 .....Kate JACKSON ....................................... (16-19) ..... 2000-013..... .833 .....Allison REGIER ........................................... (5-6) ..... 2002-034..... .824 .....Kelly REDICK ........................................ (98-119) ..... 1991-955..... .818 .....Ashley JENKINS ....................................... (9-11) ..... 2005-076..... .813 .....Chrissy MOBLEY .................................... (13-16) ..... 1997-987..... .810 .....Jill FURSTENBURG ............................ (111-137) ..... 2006-088..... .808 .....Rachel KING ....................................... (105-130) ..... 2001-059..... .805 .....Debbie TROWBRIDGE ....................... (219-272) ..... 1993-9710... .800 .....Brooke KOTCELLA ............................. (124-155) ..... 2006-10

Rebounds1..... 805 ......Wilma SIMPSON (301o-504d) ............ - 1999-032..... 791 ......Jodie OLOFSON (254o-537d) ............ - 1995-993..... 680 ......Natalie SEEL (214o-466d) .................. - 1990-944..... 651 ......Tara CURRIN (224o-427d) .................. - 1989-935..... 635 ......Nikki WILLIAMS (217o-418d) .............. - 2005-096..... 633 ......Sarah MOYE (266o-367d) .................. - 2005-097..... 628 ......Deidra JONES (281o-347d) ................ - 2006-108..... 599...... Latisha HARRIS (234o-440d)............. - 2010-149..... 570 ......Patrice BRYANT (210o-360d) ............. - 2001-0510... 518 ......Amber STEGELIN (179o-339d) .......... - 1997-01

Rebounding average (minimum 5 games)1..... 8.7 .......Meredith ALLEN ............................... (53 games) ..... 1992-942..... 8.4 .......Sharon CASTANADA ....................... (27 games) ..... 1989-903..... 8.1 .......DeAudre BROWN ............................ (53 games) ..... 1989-914..... 7.4 .......Jodie OLOFSON ............................ (107 games) ..... 1995-995..... 7.3 .......Wilma SIMPSON ............................ (110 games) ..... 1999-036..... 6.5 .......Janae SMITH .................................... (26 games) ......2010-117..... 6.4 .......Natalie SEEL .................................. (107 games) ..... 1990-948..... 6.0 .......Tara CURRIN ................................. (109 games) ..... 1989-939..... 5.5 .......Sarah MOYE .................................. (115 games) ..... 2005-0910... 5.4 .......Nikki WILLIAMS ............................. (118 games) ..... 2005-09

Defensive Rebounds1..... 537 ......Jodie OLOFSON (254o-537d) ............ - 1995-992..... 504 ......Wilma SIMPSON (301o-504d) ............ - 1999-033..... 466 ......Natalie SEEL (214o-466d) .................. - 1990-944......440......Latisha HARRIS (234o-440d).............. - 2013-145..... 427 ......Tara CURRIN (224o-427d) .................. - 1989-936..... 418 ......Nikki WILLIAMS (217o-418d) .............. - 2005-09

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Division I RecordsINDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

7..... 367 ......Sarah MOYE (266o-367d) .................. - 2005-098..... 360 ......Patrice BRYANT (210o-360d) ............. - 2001-059..... 347 ......Deidra JONES (281o-347d) ................ - 2006-1010... 339 ......Amber STEGELIN (179o-339d) .......... - 1997-01

Defensive Rebound average (minimum 5 games)1..... 5.3 .......Meredith ALLEN ............................... (53 games) ..... 1992-942..... 5.0 .......Jodie OLOFSON ............................ (107 games) ..... 1995-99....... 5.0 .......Janae SMITH .................................... (26 games) ......2010-114..... 4.6 .......Wilma SIMPSON ............................ (110 games) ..... 1999-035..... 4.4 .......Natalie SEEL .................................. (107 games) ..... 1990-946..... 4.2 .......Sharon CASTANADA ....................... (27 games) ..... 1989-907..... 4.0 .......DeAudre BROWN ............................ (53 games) ..... 1989-918..... 3.9 .......Tara CURRIN ................................. (109 games) ..... 1989-939......3.9....... Latisha HARRIS..............................(113 games).......2009-1310... 3.5 .......Nikki WILLIAMS ............................. (118 games) ..... 2005-09

Offensive Rebounds1..... 301 ......Wilma SIMPSON (301o-504d) ............ - 1999-032..... 281 ......Deidra JONES (281o-347d) ................ - 2006-103......271......Cathryn HARDY (271o-238d).............. - 2009-134..... 266 ......Sarah MOYE (266o-367d) .................. - 2005-095..... 254 ......Jodie OLOFSON (254o-537d) ............ - 1995-996......234......Latisha HARRIS (234o-440d).............. - 2009-137..... 224 ......Tara CURRIN (224o-427d) .................. - 1989-938..... 221 ......Allene FLEMING (221o-209d) ............. - 1989-929..... 217 ......Nikki WILLIAMS (217o-418d) .............. - 2005-0910... 214 ......DeAudre BROWN (214o-213d) ........... - 1989-91

Offensive Rebound average (minimum 5 games)1..... 4.2 .......Sharon CASTANADA ....................... (27 games) ..... 1989-902..... 4.0 .......DeAudre BROWN ............................ (53 games) ..... 1989-913..... 3.4 .......Meredith ALLEN ............................... (53 games) ..... 1992-944..... 2.7 .......Wilma SIMPSON ............................ (110 games) ..... 1999-035..... 2.7 .......Allene FLEMING .............................. (82 games) ..... 1989-926..... 2.4 .......Jodie OLOFSON ............................ (107 games) ..... 1995-99 .... 2.4 .......Cathryn HARDY................................(113 games)..... 2009-138..... 2.3 .......Sarah MOYE .................................. (115 games) ..... 2005-099..... 2.3 .......Deidra JONES ................................ (123 games) ..... 2006-1010... 2.2 .......Renee FINCKE ................................ (53 games) ..... 1994-96

Assists1..... 593 ......Jill BROWN.......................................... - 2010-142..... 460 ......Tonia GERTY ....................................... - 2007-113..... 413 ......Jade HUGHES .................................... - 2005-104..... 397 ......Marketta TALLEY ................................ - 2002-065..... 357 ......Tonia GERTY ...................................... - 2007-106..... 303 ......Sara WEAVER .................................... - 1997-01....... 303 ......Shanna MICKENS .............................. - 2000-048..... 273 ......Debbie TROWBRIDGE ....................... - 1993-979..... 257 ......Rachel KING ....................................... - 2001-0510... 254 ......Natalie SEEL ....................................... - 1990-94

Assists average (minimum 5 games)1..... 4.7 .......Jill BROWN....................................... (126 games)....2010-142..... 4.1 .......Tula ZECOPOULOS ........................ (54 games) ..... 1989-913..... 3.9 .......Tonia GERTY ................................... (92 games) ..... 2007-10....... 3.9 .......Marketta TALLEY ........................... (103 games) ..... 2002-065..... 3.8 .......Tonia GERTY .................................. (120 games) ......2007-116..... 3.5 .......Waynetta VENEY ............................. (52 games) ..... 1995-97....... 3.5 .......Maria WILLIAMS .............................. (69 games) ..... 1990-938..... 3.4 .......Jade HUGHES ............................... (120 games) ..... 2005-109..... 3.2 .......Sara WEAVER ................................. (94 games) ..... 1997-0110... 3.0 .......Sharon CASTANADA ....................... (27 games) ..... 1989-90

Blocked shots1..... 364 ......Denise HOGUE ................................... - 1989-932..... 164 ......Erika SMITH ........................................ - 2004-083..... 129 ......Wilma SIMPSON ................................. - 1999-034..... 128 ......Mikaela HOPKINS............................... - 2011-5..... 85 ........Latisha HARRIS................................... - 2009-136..... 77 ........Melissa CHAMBERS ........................... - 2003-077..... 66 ........Tara CURRIN ...................................... - 1989-938..... 55 ........Jennifer SWEARINGEN ...................... - 1993-949..... 45 ........Waynetta VENEY ................................ - 1995-9710... 44 ........Tiffany WILSON .................................. - 1999-03

Blocked shots average (minimum 5 games)1..... 3.4 .......Denise HOGUE .............................. (106 games) ..... 1989-932..... 2.1 .......Jennifer SWEARINGEN ................... (26 games) ..... 1993-943..... 1.6 .......Mikaela HOPKINS............................ (81 games)...... 2011-

5..... 1.2 .......Wilma SIMPSON ............................ (110 games) ..... 1999-036..... 1.0 .......Janae SMITH .................................... (26 games) ......2010-117..... 0.9 .......Waynetta VENEY ............................. (52 games) ..... 1995-978..... 0.8 .......Jennifer HARPER ............................ (28 games) ..... 2001-029..... 0.7 .......Melissa CHAMBERS ...................... (115 games) ..... 2003-07....... 0.7 .......Sharon CASTANADA ....................... (27 games) ..... 1989-90

Steals1..... 236 ......Jill BROWN......................................... - 2010-142..... 231 ......Marketta TALLEY ................................ - 2002-063..... 202 ......Tonia GERTY ....................................... - 2007-114..... 182 ......Jade HUGHES .................................... - 2005-105..... 178 ......Rachel KING ....................................... - 2001-056..... 173 ......Patrice BRYANT .................................. - 2001-057..... 169 ......Jodie OLOFSON ................................. - 1995-998..... 157 ......Debbie TROWBRIDGE ....................... - 1993-97....... 157 ......Natalie SEEL ....................................... - 1990-9410... 152 ......Wilma SIMPSON ................................. - 1999-03

Steals average (minimum 5 games)1..... 3.2 .......Sharon CASTANADA ....................... (27 games) ..... 1989-902..... 2.6 .......Tula ZECOPOULOS ........................ (54 games) ..... 1989-913..... 2.2 .......Marketta TALLEY ........................... (103 games) ..... 2002-064..... 1.9 .......Jill BROWN......................................(126 games)..... 2010-145..... 1.9 .......Erica IRICK ...................................... (54 games) ..... 2003-066..... 1.8 .......Meredith ALLEN ............................... (53 games) ..... 1992-947..... 1.7 .......Tonia GERTY .................................. (120 games) ......2007-118..... 1.6 .......Maria WILLIAMS .............................. (69 games) ..... 1990-93....... 1.6 .......Jodie OLOFSON ............................ (107 games) ..... 1995-99....... 1.6 .......Patrice BRYANT .............................. (111 games) ..... 2001-05

Games played1..... 126......Jill BROWN.......................................... - 2010-142..... 123 ......Deidra JONES ..................................... - 2006-103..... 120 ......Jade HUGHES .................................... - 2005-10....... 120 ......Tonia GERTY ....................................... - 2007-11....... 120 ......Brooke KOTCELLA ............................. - 2006-106..... 118 ......Nikki WILLIAMS .................................. - 2005-097..... 116 ......Alyssa FRYE........................................ - 2010-148..... 115 ......Rachel KING ....................................... - 2001-05....... 115 ......Sarah MOYE ....................................... - 2005-09....... 115 ......Melissa CHAMBERS ........................... - 2003-07

Games started1..... 121......Jill BROWN.......................................... - 2010-142..... 109 ......Jade HUGHES .................................... - 2005-103..... 101 ......Jodie OLOFSON ................................. - 1995-994..... 100 ......Alyssa FRYE........................................ - 2010-145..... 100 ......Natalie SEEL ....................................... - 1990-946..... 94 ........Debbie TROWBRIDGE ....................... - 1993-977..... 90 ........Tonia GERTY ....................................... - 2007-11....... 90 ........Wilma SIMPSON ................................. - 1999-039..... 88 ........Sara WEAVER .................................... - 1997-0110... 87 ........Missy PETERSON .............................. - 1995-99

Minutes1..... 4458... Jill BROWN.......................................... - 2010-142..... 3673 ....Jade HUGHES .................................... - 2005-103..... 3586 ....Tonia GERTY ....................................... - 2007-114..... 3496 ....Natalie SEEL ....................................... - 1990-945..... 3437 ....Debbie TROWBRIDGE ....................... - 1993-976..... 3297 ....Alyssa FRYE........................................ - 2010-147..... 3294 ....Missy PETERSON .............................. - 1995-998..... 3085 ....Tara CURRIN ...................................... - 1989-939..... 3015 ....Jodie OLOFSON ................................. - 1995-9910... 3009 ....Sara WEAVER .................................... - 1997-01

Minutes average1..... 36.8 .....Jill BROWN..................................... (126 games)..... 2010-142..... 33.4 .....Debbie TROWBRIDGE .................. (103 games) ..... 1993-973..... 32.9 .....Jill BROWN..................................... (116 games)...... 2010-144..... 32.7 .....Natalie SEEL .................................. (107 games) ..... 1990-945..... 32.0 .....Jill FURSTENBURG ......................... (55 games) ..... 2006-086..... 32.0 .....Sara WEAVER ................................. (94 games) ..... 1997-017..... 31.7 .....Becky WOLLENBERG ..................... (52 games) ..... 2000-028..... 31.6 .....Meredith ALLEN ............................... (53 games) ..... 1992-949..... 31.4 .....Missy PETERSON ......................... (105 games) ..... 1995-9910... 30.6 .....Jade HUGHES ............................... (120 games) ..... 2005-10

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Most points1. 34 FRYE, Alyssa.....................at Northeastern..............01/19/142. 33 PETERSON, Missy ........... Campbell .......................02/12/98 33 SMITH, Janae................ ...at Wofford............ ..........01/13/114. 32 TROWBRIDGE, Debbie .... Florida Atlantic ..............02/09/955. 31 OLOFSON, Jodi ................ Davidson ....................... 11/29/97 31 PETERSON, Missy ........... Troy State .....................02/16/987. 30 PETERSON, Missy ........... Charleston Southern .....12/03/978. 29 ALLEN, Meredith ............... Charleston Southern .....02/08/94 29 ALLEN, Meredith ............... Florida Atlantic .............. 11/20/9410. 29 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... at Appalachian State .....01/12/02 28 EASON, Katasa ................. Charleston Southern ..... 11/29/95 28 OLFSON, Jodi ................... Jacksonville State .........01/31/98 28 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... GSU ................................2/14/00

Field goals made1. 13 SMITH, Erika ..................... Kennesaw State ............12/12/072. 11 BRYANT, Patrice ............... Lander ........................... 11/30/04 11 CHAMBERS, Melissa ........ Anderson ......................01/18/06 11 IRICK, Erica ....................... vs Coastal Carolina .......12/20/05 11 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... Davidson .......................01/16/10 11 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Furman .........................12/28/00 11 SMITH, Janae....................at Wofford.......................01/13/11 11 VENEY, Waynetta .............. Georgia State ................03/01/97 11 WILLIAMS, Ericka ............. Davidson .......................01/16/1010. 10 BRYANT, Patrice ............... Western Carolina ..........01/03/04 10 BRYANT, Patrice ............... at Wofford .....................02/14/05 10 JONES, Deidra .................. UT San Antonio ............. 11/21/09 10 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... GSU ................................2/14/00 10 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... Furman .............................2/3/00 10 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. at Stetson ......................12-02-00 10 SMITH, Erika ..................... vs Furman .....................03/02/06 10 HARRIS, Latisha................vs. Furman......................11/18/12 10 FRYE, Alyssa......................vs. Kennesaw State.......12/21/14

Field goals attempted1. 28 VENEY, Waynetta .............. Georgia State ................03/01/972. 26 SMITH, Janae....................at Wofford.......................01/13/113. 24 BRYANT, Patrice ............... at Davidson ...................01/24/044. 23 TOLBERT, Afreyea.............vs. South Florida............12/21/13 23 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Furman .........................12/28/005. 22 BRYANT, Patrice ............... ELON ............................02/05/05 22 GERTY, Tonia .................... vs Western Carolina .....03/09/09 22 IRICK, Erica ....................... at Georgia Southern .....02/25/068. 21 BRYANT, Patrice ............... Western Carolina ..........01/03/04 21 BRYANT, Patrice ............... at Georgia Southern .....12/22/03 21 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. at Stetson ......................12-02-00Field goal percentage (8 made)1. 1.000 CHAMBERS, Melissa ........ Anderson ......01/18/06 ...... 11-112. .900 WRIGHT, Elaine ................ at Ohio ..........12/18/99 ........9-103. .889 JONES, Deidra .................. at App. State .01/10/09 ..........8-94. .818 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Anderson ......11/17/01 ........9-115. .813 SMITH, Erika ..................... Kenn. State ...12/12/07 ......13-166. .800 CHAMBERS, Melissa ........ Wofford .........01/17/05 ........8-10 .800 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... at CSU ..........12/31/07 ........8-108. .769 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... GSU ................2/14/00 ......10-139. .750 WILLIAMS, Nikki ............... S.C. State .....11/10/06 ........9-1210. .733 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... Davidson .......01/16/10 ......11-15

3-point fi eld goals made1. 10 FRYE, Alyssa.....................Northeastern...................01/19/142. 7 FRYE, Alyssa.....................at East Carolina..............11/17/123. 6 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... USC Aiken ....................12/31/08 6 WILLIAMS, Nikki ............... UNC Greensboro ..........01/15/07 6 WOLLENBERG, Becky ..... Appalachian State ......... 02/11/026. 5 GERTY, Tonia .................... at Davidson ...................03/01/08 5 GERTY, Tonia .................... USC Upstate .................12/03/07 5 GERTY, Tonia .................... at Davidson .......................3/1/08 5 HUGHES, Jade ................. at Chattanooga .............01/02/10

Division I Records

5 KING, Rachel .................... Elon ...............................01/10/04 5 KING, Rachel .................... Georgia Southern .........02/05/02 5 KING, Rachel .................... Furman .........................02/14/04 5 KING, Rachel .................... at UNC Wilmington .......12/03/03 5 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... Davidson .......................01/16/10 5 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... Elon ...............................02/02/08 5 MANARD, Jennifer ............ at Appalachian State .....02/21/04 5 TALLEY, Marketta .............. Georgia Southern .........12/03/05 5 TROWBRIDGE, Debbie .... Florida Atlantic ..............02/27/95 5 TROWBRIDGE, Debbie .... Charleston Southern .......12/3/96

3-point fi eld goals attempted1. 17 FRYE, Alyssa.....................Elon................................01/20/132. 14 FRYE, Alyssa.....................Delaware........................02/14/14 14 FRYE, Alyssa.....................Northeastern...................01/19/14 14 FRYE, Alyssa.....................South Carolina State......11/30/13 14 IRICK, Erica ....................... at Georgia Southern .....02/25/06 15 FYRE. Alyssa......................vs. South Florida...........12/21/137. 13 KING, Rachel .................... Furman .........................02/14/048. 12 FRYE, Alyssa......................at. USC Upstate.............11/17/13 12 GERTY, Tonia .................... at Davidson ...................03/01/08 12 GERTY, Tonia .................... at Davidson .......................3/1/08 12 KING, Rachel .................... Georgia Southern .........01/26/04 12 TALLEY, Marketta .............. Georgia Southern ......... 12/11/04

3-point FG percentage (6 made)1. .714 FRYE, Alyssa.....................Northeastern....01/19/14.....10-14 .667 KOTCELLA, Brooke .......... USC Aiken ..... 12/31/08 .........6-9 .667 WILLIAMS, Nikki ............... UNCG ............ 01/15/07 .........6-93. .600 WOLLENBERG, Becky ..... App. State ...... 02/11/02 .......6-10

Free throws made1. 16 EASON, Katasa ................. Florida international ......01/21/952. 15 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... at Appalachian State .....01/12/023. 13 VENEY, Waynetta .............. Charleston Southern .....02/04/973. 13 HARDY, Cathryn.................Wofford...........................12/05/115. 12 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Chattanooga .....................2/5/016. 11 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... at Western Carolina ......01/14/02 11 WILLIAMS, Ericka ............. Coastal Carolina ........... 11/25/08 11 WOLLENBERG, Becky ..... Georgia Southern .........02/05/029. 10 GERTY, Tonia .................... Clemson ........................ 11/16/09 10 HARDY, Cathryn................. at Charleston Southern.12/31/10 10 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... Navy .............................. 11/16/01 10 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Chattanooga .................12/31/01 10 TOLBERT, Afreyea.............vs. Hofstra......................03/05/14 10 TOLBERT, Afreyea.............vs. Drexel.......................02/08/14

Free throws attempted1. 17 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... at Appalachian State .....01/12/022. 15 HARDY, Cathryn.................Wofford...........................12/5/11. 15 GERTY, Tonia .................... Clemson ........................ 11/16/09 15 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. Chattanooga .....................2/5/015. 14 VENEY, Waynetta .............. Charleston Southern .....02/04/97 14 WILLIAMS, Ericka ............. Coastal Carolina ........... 11/25/087. 13 HARDY, Cathryn................. at Charleston Southern.12/31/10 13 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... at Western Carolina ......01/14/02 13 SIMPSON, Wilma .............. at Georgia Southern .......1/15/0010. 12 BRYANT, Patrice ............... Wofford .........................01/17/05 12 BRYANT, Patrice ............... Georgia Southern ......... 12/11/04 12 HUGHES, Jade ................. at Charleston Southern . 11/17/08 12 MICKENS, Shanna ............ Stetson .......................... 11/20/01 12 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... Appalachian State ......... 02/11/02 12 SCARBERRY, Brittney ...... GSU ................................2/14/00 12 SMITH, Janae ................... at Wofford ..................... 01/13/11 12 WEAVER, Sara.................. at Eastern Kentucky ...... 11/21/99

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Division I Records

Points1. 2360 (34 games).............................. - 2013-142. 2078 (33 games) .............................. - 2009-103. 2013 (31 games) .............................. - 2008-094. 1995 (32 games).............................. - 2012-135. 1977 (27 games) .............................. - 1989-906. 1948 (29 games) .............................. - 2002-037. 1924 (28 games) .............................. - 2001-028. 1910 (28 games) .............................. - 1991-929. 1839 (28 games) .............................. - 2000-0110. 1772 (27 games) .............................. - 1990-91

Scoring average1. 73.2 (27 games) ...................................1989-902. 69.4 (34 games)...................................2013-143. 68.7 (28 games) ...................................2001-024. 68.2 (28 games) ...................................1991-925. 67.5 (26 games) ...................................1993-946. 67.2 (29 games) ...................................2002-037. 65.7 (28 games) ...................................2000-018. 65.6 (27 games) ...................................1990-919. 65.3 (27 games) ...................................1995-9610. 64.9 (31 games) ...................................2008-09

Field goals made1. 862 (34 games)................................ - 2013-142. 784 (27 games) ................................ - 1989-903. 764 (33 games) ................................ - 2009-104. 751 (29 games) ................................ - 2002-035. 743 (32 games)................................ - 2012-136. 739 (31 games) ................................ - 2008-097. 732 (28 games) ................................ - 1991-928. 687 (27 games) ................................ - 1990-919. 665 (28 games) ................................ - 2001-0210. 643 (30 games) ................................ - 2006-07

Field goals attempted1. 2346 (34 games).............................. - 2013-142. 2130 (32 games).............................. - 2012-133. 1888 (33 games) .............................. - 2009-104. 1841 (27 games) .............................. - 1989-905. 1840 (31 games) .............................. - 2008-096. 1810 (29 games) .............................. - 2002-037. 1804 (27 games) .............................. - 1990-918. 1760 (28 games) .............................. - 1991-929. 1742 (30 games) .............................. - 2007-0810. 1739 (30 games) .............................. - 2006-07

Field goal percentage1. .426 (784-1841) ...................................1989-902. .416 (732-1760) ...................................1991-923. .415 (751-1810) ...................................2002-034. .407 (665-1634) ...................................2001-025. .405 (764-1888) ...................................2009-106. .402 (739-1840) ...................................2008-097. .401 (587-1463) ...................................1997-988. .400 (642-1605) ...................................2000-019. .399 (632-1585) ...................................1993-9410. .396 (566-1428) ...................................1998-99

3-point fi eld goals made1. 214 (33 games) ................................ - 2009-102. 187 (31 games) ................................ - 2008-093. 157 (32 games)................................ - 2012-134. 152 (34 games)................................ - 2010-145. 151 (27 games) ................................ - 1996-97 151 (27 games) ................................ - 1998-997. 149 (29 games) ................................ - 2003-04 149 (30 games) ................................ - 2007-089. 147 (26 games) ................................ - 1993-9410. 139 (28 games) ................................ - 2001-02

3-point fi eld goals attempted1. 625 (33 games) ................................ - 2009-102. 534 (32 games)................................ - 2013-143. 525 (31 games) ................................ - 2008-094. 507 (34 games)................................ - 2013-145. 506 (29 games) ................................ - 2003-046. 497 (30 games) ................................ - 2007-087. 469 (29 games) ................................ - 2004-058. 465 (29 games) ..................................- 2010-119. 449 (27 games) ................................ - 1995-9610. 443 (28 games) ................................ - 2000-01

3-point FG percentage1. .356 (187-525) .....................................2008-092. .348 (139-399) .....................................2001-023. .347 (151-435) .....................................1996-974. .343 (147-428) .....................................1993-945. .342 (214-625) .....................................2009-106. .342 (151-442) .....................................1998-997. .317 (137-432) .....................................1997-988. .309 (125-405) .....................................2002-039. .301 (119-395) .....................................1994-9510. .300 (149-497) .....................................2007-08

Free throws made1. 484 (34 games)................................ - 2013-142. 455 (28 games) ................................ - 2001-023. 424 (28 games) ................................ - 2000-014. 413 (27 games) ................................ - 1998-995. 398 (27 games) ................................ - 1992-936. 385 (27 games) ................................ - 1995-96

TEAM SEASON RECORDS

7. 364 (26 games) ................................ - 1997-988. 361 (26 games) ................................ - 1994-959. 356 (27 games) ................................ - 1989-9010. 352 (32 games)................................ - 2012-13

Free throws attempted1. 735 (34 games)................................ - 2013-142. 649 (28 games) ................................ - 2001-023. 620 (27 games) ................................ - 1995-964. 612 (27 games) ................................ - 1998-995. 611 (28 games) ................................ - 2000-016. 588 (27 games) ................................ - 1992-937. 584 (30 games) ..................................- 2011-128. 558 (26 games) ................................ - 1997-989. 579 (32 games)................................. - 2012-1310. 544 (27 games) ................................ - 1989-90

Free throw percentage1. .718 (348-485) .....................................2008-092. .701 (455-649) .....................................2001-023. .694 (424-611) .....................................2000-014. .681 (309-454) .....................................2007-085. .677 (398-588) .....................................1992-936. .676 (336-497) .....................................2009-107. .675 (413-612) .....................................1998-998. .674 (361-536) .....................................1994-959. .672 (321-478) .....................................2002-0310. .669 (273-408) .....................................2005-06

Rebounds1. 1526 (569o-957d)............................. - 2013-142. 1433 (539o-894d)............................. - 2012-133. 1254 (422o-832d) ............................ - 2009-104. 1250 (481o-769d) ..............................- 2011-125. 1241 (440o-801d) ............................ - 2008-096. 1195 (432o-763d) ............................ - 2007-087. 1179 (473o-706d) ............................ - 2006-078. 1176 (516o-660d) ............................ - 1990-919. 1152 (406o-746d) ..............................- 2010-1110. 1145 (419o-726d) ............................ - 1991-92

Rebounding average1. 44.9 (34 games).................................. 2013-142. 44.8 (32 games).................................. 2012-131. 43.6 (27 games) ...................................1990-912. 42.4 (27 games) ...................................1992-933. 41.7 (30 games) ...................................2011-124. 41.3 (27 games) ...................................1989-905. 40.9 (28 games) ...................................1991-926. 40.0 (31 games) ...................................2008-097. 39.8 (30 games) ...................................2007-088. 39.7 (29 games) ...................................2010-119. 39.3 (30 games) ...................................2006-0710. 38.7 (29 games) ...................................2004-05

Defensive Rebounds1. 957 (569o-957d).............................. - 2013-142. 894 (539o-894d).............................. - 2012-133. 832 (422o-832d) .............................. - 2009-104.. 801 (440o-801d) .............................. - 2008-095. 769 (375o-769d) .............................. - 1992-93 769 (481o-769d( ................................- 2011-127. 763 (432o-763d) .............................. - 2007-088. 746 (406o-746d) ................................- 2010-119. 737 (341o-737d) .............................. - 2005-0610. 726 (419o-726d) .............................. - 1991-92

Defensive Rebound average1. 28.5 (27 games) ...................................1992-932. 28.1 (34 games)...................................2013-143. 27.9 (32 games)...................................2012-134. 26.3 (28 games) ...................................2005-065. 25.9 (28 games) ...................................1991-926. 25.9 (28 games) ...................................2001-027. 25.8 (31 games) ...................................2008-098. 25.7 (29 games) ...................................2010-119. 25.6 (30 games) ...................................2011-1210. 25.4 (30 games) ...................................2007-08

Offensive Rebounds1. 569 (569o-957d).............................. - 2013-142. 558 (558o-558d) .............................. - 1989-903. 539 (539o-894d)............................... - 2012-134. 516 (516o-660d) .............................. - 1990-915. 481 (481-o-769d) ...............................- 2011-126. 473 (473o-706d) .............................. - 2006-077. 440 (440o-801d) .............................. - 2008-098. 432 (432o-763d) .............................. - 2007-089. 422 (422o-832d) .............................. - 2009-1010. 419 (419o-726d) .............................. - 1991-92

Offensive Rebound average1. 20.7 (27 games) ...................................1989-902. 19.1 (27 games) ...................................1990-913. 16.8 (32 games).................................. 2012-134. 16.7 (34 games)...................................2013-145. 16.0 (30 games) ...................................2011-126. 15.8 (30 games) ...................................2006-077. 15.0 (28 games) ...................................1991-928. 14.4 (30 games) ...................................2007-089. 14.2 (31 games) ...................................2008-0910. 14.0 (29 games) ...................................2010-11

Assists1. 451................................................... - 2013-142. 436 ................................................... - 2002-033. 427 ................................................... - 2009-104. 408................................................... - 2012-13 408 ................................................... - 2003-046. 404 ................................................... - 1989-907. 397 ................................................... - 2008-098. 387 ................................................... - 2000-019. 375 ................................................... - 2001-0210. 371 ................................................... - 2006-07

Assists average1. 15.0 (29 games) ...................................2002-032. 15.0 (27 games) ...................................1989-903. 14.1 (29 games) ...................................2003-044. 13.8 (28 games) ...................................2000-015. 13.7 (26 games) ...................................1997-986. 13.4 (28 games) ...................................2001-027. 13.3 (32 games).................................. 2012-138. 13.2 (34 games).................................. 2013-149. 13.1 (27 games) ...................................1998-9910. 12.9 (33 games) ...................................2009-10

Blocked shots1. 183 ................................................... - 1991-922. 150 ................................................... - 1992-933. 144 .................................................... - 2011-124. 128 ................................................... - 2006-075. 125 ................................................... - 1989-906. 124................................................... - 2012-13 124 ................................................... - 1990-918. 113 ................................................... - 2004-059. 105 ................................................... - 2007-08 10. 104.................................................... - 2013-14

Blocked shots average1. 6.5 (28 games) .....................................1991-922. 5.6 (27 games) .....................................1992-933. 4.8 (30 games) ...................................- 2011-124. 4.6 (27 games) .....................................1989-905. 4.6 (27 games) .....................................1990-916. 4.3 (30 games) .....................................2006-077. 3.9 (29 games) .....................................2004-05 3.9 (32 games).....................................2012-139. 3.5 (30 games) .....................................2007-0810. 3.5 (26 games) .....................................1993-94

Steals1. 340 ................................................... - 2004-052. 336 ................................................... - 1989-903. 322................................................... - 2013-144. 321 ................................................... - 1990-915. 316 ................................................... - 2002-036. 303 ................................................... - 2006-077. 299 ................................................... - 2003-04 296................................................... - 2012-139. 293 ................................................... - 2009-1010 283 .....................................................- 2011-12

Steals average1. 12.4 (27 games) ...................................1989-902. 11.9 (27 games) ...................................1990-913. 11.7 (29 games) ...................................2004-054. 10.9 (29 games) ...................................2002-035. 10.3 (29 games) ...................................2003-046. 10.1 (30 games) ...................................2006-077. 9.8 (28 games) .....................................2001-028. 9.4 (30 games) .....................................2011-12 9.4 (34 games).....................................2013-1410. 9.3 (32 games).....................................2012-13

Games played1. 34..................................................... - 2013-142. 33 ..................................................... - 2009-103. 32...................................................... - 2012-133. 31 ..................................................... - 2008-094. 30 ..................................................... - 2006-07 30 ..................................................... - 2007-08 30 .......................................................- 2011-127. 29 ..................................................... - 2003-04 29 ..................................................... - 2002-03 29 ..................................................... - 2004-05 29 .......................................................- 2010-11

Minutes1. 6800................................................. - 2013-142. 6620 ................................................. - 2009-103. 6400................................................. - 2012-134. 6300 ................................................. - 2008-095. 6050 ................................................. - 2004-056. 6002 ................................................. - 2006-077. 6000 ................................................. - 2007-088. 5874 ...................................................- 2010-119. 5824 ................................................. - 2002-0310. 5800 ................................................. - 2003-04

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


AIAW/NAIA RecordsINDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most Points in a Game: .......................................128 vs. Union (1976-77)...............................................................................123 vs. Union (1975-76)................................................................ 122 vs. Newberry, Baptist (78-79)Most Points in a Season: ......................................................1977 (89-90)Least Points in a Game .............................. 39 vs. Francis Marion (87-88)Highest Margin of Victory: ....................... 92 vs. Baptist, 122- 30 (79-80)Highest Total in Defeat:................................. 91 vs. Clafl in, 91-95 (84-85)Lowest Total in Victory: ............................... 49 vs. Baptist, 49-34 (77-78)Highest Opp. Points: ......................................... 108 vs. Anderson (75-76)Lowest Opp. Points: .................................... 33 vs. Campbellsville (80-81)..................................................................33 vs. Central Wesleyan (88-89)Scoring Average in a Season: ...............................................73.2 (89-90)Field Goals Made in a Game:....................................41, Baptist (2/10/90)Field Goals Made in a Season: ...............................................784 (89-90)Field Goal Percentage in a Season:.......................................809 (88-89)...................................................................................................806 (87-88) Free Throws Made in a Season: .............................................356 (89-90)...................................................................................................654 (89-90)Most Rebounds in a Season: ...............................................1176 (90-91)Rebounding Average in a Season: .......................................52.2 (84-85)Lowest Team Point Avg.: .......................................................69.5 (83-84)Most Assists in a Season: ..................................................404 (1989-90)Assists Average in a Season:............................................15.0 (1898-90)Most Blocked Shots in a Season: ..........................................125 (89-90)Most Steals in a Season: ........................................................336 (89-90)Steals Average in a Season: ..................................................12.4 (89-90)Most Wins in a Season: ............................................................32 (79-80).....................................................................................................30 (81-82)Most Losses in a Season:....................................................... 14* (85-86).....................................................................................................12 (77-78)Best Season Record: ....................................................22-3, .880 (74-75) .........................................................................................28-4, .875 (88-89).........................................................................................21-5, .810 (76-77)

*Eight (8) games won had to be forfeited in the 85-86 season

PointsHighest Game Total: ................54 ............. Nessie Harris vs. Union (76-77)Highest Season Total: .............699 ....................Sharon Castanada (89-90)................................................699 ............................ Nessie Harris (79-80)Highest Career Total: .............1886 ..............................Kelli Garrett (85-89)Highest Season Average: ...... 22.9 ....................... Lisa Washington (85-86)Highest Career Average: ....... 20.7 ....................Sharon Castanada (89-90)

Field Goal PercentageHighest Season Pct.: ........611 (33-54) .............Sharon Castanada (88-89)Highest Career Pct.: .............. .565 ....................... Lisa Washington (85-86)

Field Goals MadeHighest Game Total .................16 ....... Debbie Bouknight vs. Francis Marion(74-75)Highest Season Total ..............687 ....................... Lisa Washington (85-86)Highest Career Total ...............310 ............................ Nessie Harris (79-83)

3pt. Field Goal PercentageHighest Season Pct.: ...... .416 (47-113) ........................Kelli Garrett (87-88)Highest Career Pct.: ...... .395 (105-266) .......................Kelli Garrett 87-88)

Free Throw PercentageHighest Season Pct.: ...... .853 (87-102) .......................Kelli Garrett (87-88)Highest Career Pct.: ........ .829 (68-82) ................... Lisa Schweers (81-82)

Free Throws MadeHighest Game Total .................16 ........Debbie Bouknight vs. FMC (74-75)Highest Season Total ..............145 ....................... Lisa Washington (85-86)................................................117 ............................ Nessie Harris (79-80)Highest Career Total

ReboundsHighest Game Total: ................35 ........... Janie Ruth Lee vs. UNG (74-75)Highest Season Total: .............430 ..........................Janie Ruth Lee (74-75)Highest Career Total: .............1243 ................ Nessie Harris (75-77,78-80)Highest Season Average: ...... 17.2 ..........................Janie Ruth Lee (74-75)Highest Career Average: ....... 16.8 ....................... Janie Ruth Lee (2 years)

AssistsHighest Game Total: ................16 ............. Lisa Schweers vs. FMC (82-83)Highest Season Total: .............203 ......................Scooter DeLorme (75-76)Highest Career Total: ..............499 .......................... Lisa Schweers (80-83)Highest Season Average: ....... 7.3 .......................Scooter DeLorme (75-76)Highest Career Average: ........ 4.1 ....................... Tula Zecopoulos (.89-91)................................................ 3.7 ............................ Regina Brown (80-83)

StealsHighest Game Total: .................9 .......... Regina Brown vs. Furman (81-82)..................................................7 ......Audrey Watson vs. Columbia (85-86)Highest Season Total: .............132 ........................... Regina Brown (81-82).................................................86 ......................Sharon Castanada (89-90Highest Career Total: ..............320 ........................... Regina Brown (80-83)Highest Season Average: ....... 3.9 ............................ Regina Brown (81-82)................................................ 3.2 .....................Sharon Castanada (89-90)Highest Career Average: ........ 3.3 ............................ Regina Brown (80-83)................................................ 3.2 .....................Sharon Castanada (89-90)

BlocksHighest Game Total: ................10 ..... Karen Hatchell vs. Columbia (84-85)Highest Season Total: .............115 ..........................Karen HatcheII (84-85)Highest Career Total: ..............364 ...........................Denise Hogue (89-93)................................................344 .......................... Karen Hatchell (82-85)Highest Season Average: ....... 3.8 ............................ Karen Hatchell (84-85Highest Career Average: ........ 2.8 ........................... Karen Hatchell (81-85)

TEAM RECORDS

Re red Jerseys

ScooterDeLormeBarnette

#13

KelliGarrett

#14

NessieHarris

#15

Sharon Castanada (1989-90), in just one season, broke several records including highest points total in a season with 699 and highest season points per game with 20.7.

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


1973-74 (Record: 3-8) - Club SportCoach: Joan Cronan Results Not Available

1974-75 (Record: 22-3)Coach: Joan Cronan Results Not Available

1975-76 (Record: 22-9)Coach: Joan Cronan Results Not Available

1976-77 (Record: 21-5)Coach: Nancy Wilson Baptist W 100-51 Clemson W 71-61 Tenn. L 67-71 South Carolina W 94-68 North Carolina W 70-48 Lander W 79-50 S.C. State L 73-75 Baptist W 63-48 Anderson W 82-77 Francis Marion W 72-69 Winthrop W 80-54 Lander W 62-56 Coastal Carolina W 89-39 Longwood W 97-74 Tenn. L 70-91 Winthrop W 89-73 Francis Marion W 93-73 North Greenville W South Carolina W 82-61 Lander W 81-55 Francis Marion W 84-75 Clemson W 81-67 S.C. State L 79-87 Chattanooga W 107-79 High Point L 78-80 Union W

1977-78 (Record: 20-12)Coach: Nancy Wilson Francis Marion L 89-87 High Point L 80-79 Virginia W 76-44 South Carolina W 62-61 Lander W 71-43 Lander W 58-50 Erskine W 68-53 Francis Marion L 92-79 Georgia Southern W 73-64 Francis Marion L 78-67 Clemson W 91-82 South Carolina L 82-69 Clafl in W 94-53 Anderson W 78-77 Clemson L 93-60 Clafl in W 62-56 Clemson W 97-95 S.C. State L 82-71 Western Carolina W 68-66 South Carolina W 68-63 Longwood W 84-72 Benedict W 78-57 Savannah State L 85-72 Baptist W 49-34 S.C. State L 81-74 Baptist W 66-49 South Carolina L 69-64 Winthrop W 75-73 Winthrop W 74-54

South Carolina L 84-80 South Carolina L 81-79 Clemson W 94-91

1978-79 (Record: 19-10)Coach: Nancy Wilson Benedict W 69-49 Anderson W 81-74 South Carolina L 79-63 North Carolina L 79-69 Pittsburgh L 69-53 N.C. State L 94-74 Baptist W 86-46 Clafl in W 103-73 Lander W 75-49 Winthrop W 91-73 Western Carolina W 76-61 Francis Marion W 66-64 Clemson W 72-63 Chattanooga W 68-66 S.C. State L 82-52 Coastal Carolina W 106-43 S.C. State L 94-71 South Carolina L 73-51 East Carolina L 74-67 Western Carolina W 81-60 Longwood W 95-50 Appalachian St. (ot) W 87-77 Columbia W 103-76 Francis Marion W 64-60 Clemson L 72-69 Baptist W 92-48 USC Aiken W 95-77 Francis Marion L 82-65 Erskine W 83-76

1979-80 (Record: 32-8)Coach: Nancy Wilson Columbia W 90-50 Newberry W 122-53 Benedict W 87-42 Mars Hill W 85-55 UNC Charlotte W 94-69 Georgia Southern W 60-59 USC Spartanburg W 84-54 Western Carolina W 76-44 Francis Marion W 78-74 Erskine W 61-58 Lander W 60-59 USC Aiken W 86-71 S.C. State L 70-75 Stetson W 96-64 Clafl in L 62-64 Campbell W 93-56 Francis Marion L 75-81 Erskine W 81-48 Benedict W 62-52 Baptist W 96-44 Anderson W 69-61 Western Carolina W 73-59 Francis Marion W 70-67 USC Aiken W 86-66 Francis Marion L 60-66 Winthrop W 81-62 Coastal Carolina W 89-64 Clafl in W 84-65 Clemson L 69-77 *Baptist College W 122-30 *Lander W 66-57 *USC Aiken W 91-72 *S.C. State L 57-80 *Radford W 84-64 **Lenoir Rhyne W 75-70 *Radford L 71-82 ***St. Peters W 75-58 ***Morgan State W 64-56 ***William Penn W 67-49 ***Dayton L 53-83*State Playoffs **Regionals***Nationals

1980-81 (Record: 25-9)Coach: Nancy Wilson Baptist W 81-74 Benedict W 71-53 Mars Hill W 105-57 Campbellsville W 103-33 Erskine W 70-52 East Tenn. State L 63-74 Lenoir Rhyne W 81-77 Berry L 61-66 Winthrop W 88-58 S.C. State W 89-65 Francis Marion L 70-74

USC Aiken W 85-75 Francis Marion W 66-62 Coastal Carolina W 75-34 Georgia Southern W 81-64 USC Aiken W 81-67 Baptist W 86-48 UNC Charlotte W 78-59 Francis Marion L 56-66 Clafl in W 79-65 Columbia W 97-58 S.C. State L 62-73 Western Carolina W 83-67 Georgia Southern L 61-76 Clafl in W 74-67 *Baptist W 84-39 *S.C. State L 63-73 **Elon W 85-71 **Francis Marion W 70-65 **Lenoir Rhyne L 66-75 ***S.W. Missouri W 70-55 ***Tuskegee W 85-68 ***Cal Poly-Pomona W 102-84 ***William Penn L 51-64*State Playoffs **Regionals***Nationals

1981-82 (Record: 30-7)Coach: Nancy WilsonN. 30 Coastal Carolina W 75-61D. 7 BENEDICT W 91-66D. 9 ERSKINE W 93-53D. 12 Baptist W 74-46D. 18 ELON W 92-70D. 19 PEMBROKE W 76-60J. 8 Alabama L 68-71J. 9 Alabama Huntsville W 70-66J. 12 WINTHROP W 85-59J. 15 W. CAROLINA W 81-72J. 16 LENOIR RHYNE L 64-69J. 18 Clafl in L 57-83J. 20 USC AIKEN W 89-76J. 23 Francis Marion W 85-79J. 25 Columbia W 75-51J. 27 S.C. STATE W 74-62J. 28 BAPTIST W 82-60F. 2 USC Spartanburg W 82-52F. 5 LANDER W 76-67F. 6 FRANCIS MARION W 93-82F. 9 CLAFLIN L 64-84F. 11 Western Carolina W 77-63F. 12 Winthrop W 91-72F. 13 Francis Marion L 82-83F. 17 USC Aiken W 76-64F. 19 S.C. State W 68-67F. 22 CONVERSE W 94-56F. 25 Benedict W 96-71M. 3 FURMAN W 76-49M. 5 Francis Marion L 70-97M. 11 PEMBROKE W 77-58M.12 CLAFLIN W 98-88M. 13 FRAN. MARION W 81-80

M. 18 *FLORIDA INT’L. W 96-44M. 20 *LIVINGSTON W 65-48M. 26 *N. DAKOTA ST. W 88-73M. 27 *FRANCIS MARION L 83-92*Play-offs

1982-83 (Record: 23-6)Coach: Nancy WilsonN. 20 Davis & Elkin W 67-54D. 1 Columbia W 85-69D. 3 S.C. State L 67-69D.4 Rollins W 72-49 D.8 Francis Marion W 70-61D. 11 Winthrop W 58-53D. 16 Spartanburg Meth. W 62-54D. 17 Carson Newman W 70-54J. 11 Clafl in W 75-70J. 13 USC- Aiken W 72-55 J. 15 Francis Marion W 78-70J. 19 Coastal Carolina W 58-56J. 27 C.W. Post W 68-58J. 28 Morgan State L 62-64J. 29 Campbell W 83-67F. 2 Baptist College W 91-64F. 4 USC-Spartanburg W 75-46F. 5 Lander W 66-65F. 8 Clafl in L 78-86F. 10 Wingate W 77-60F. 11 Winthrop W 72-70F. 12 Francis Marion L 76-83F. 16 Baptist W 65-44F. 19 Lander W 66-59F. 21 USC Aiken W 78-62F. 23 S.C. State L 68-70M.2 *Presbyterian W 83-60M. 4 *Coastal Carolina W 68-64M. 5 *Francis Marion L 77-79*District 6 Playoffs

1983-84 (Record: 23-7)Coach: Nancy WilsonN. 29 Baptist W 87-62D. 2 LIMESTONE (ot) W 63-58D. 3 ROLLINS W 70-48D. 5 PRESBYTERIAN W 66-46D. 7 FRAN. MARION W 66-51D. 10 USC Spartan. (ot) W 84-77D. 13 Spartanburg Meth. W 72-55D. 20 Mississippi State L 53-67D. 21 Georgia Southern L 56-74D. 22 Georgetown W 60-52J. 5 ETSU L 55-56J. 7 Winthrop W 60-56J. 14 USC AIKEN W 67-51J. 17 Clafl in L 66-71J. 20 Lenoir Rhyne W 64-41J. 23 Presbyterian W 59-40J. 26 BAPTIST W 83-46J. 30 WINTHROP W 85-65F. 1 Columbia W 84-67F. 3 CLAFLIN W 81-70F. 4 Lander W 83-52F. 9 Furman L 64-71F. 10 Limestone W 69-48F. 11 Lenoir Rhyne W 72-55F. 15 Coastal Carolina W 60-50F. 17 USC-SPARTAN. W 84-58F. 18 LANDER W 76-54F. 22 Francis Marion L 67-73F. 28 *FURMAN (ot) W 71-68M. 2 *Francis Marion L 61-86*District 6 Playoffs

1973-74 (Record: 3

Joan Cronan1973-1976

44-12

Nancy Wilson1976-1984

193-64

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


1984-85 (Record: 23-7)Coach: Scooter BarnetteN. 27 WOFFORD W 70-41N. 28 USC- Aiken W 81-53N. 30 Pembroke State W 76-69D. 1 Campbell L 66-76D. 5 Coastal Carolina W 79-78D. 6 ERSKINE W 81-58D. 8 USC SPARTAN. W 91-67J. 7 UNC ASHEVILLE W 76-69J. 11 BELMONT ABBEY W 81-55J. 12 BERRY L 62-64J. 14 Baptist W 77-48J. 17 FRAN. MARION W 90-86J. 19 Erskine W 84-61J. 21 Lander W 79-49J. 24 Clafl in L 91-95J. 26 BAPTIST W 84-48J. 28 Winthrop W 69-61J. 30 Columbia W 83-55F. 2 LANDER W 88-55F. 5 CLAFLIN L 72-76F. 7 Campbell W 67-48F. 8 Winthrop W 73-59F. 9 Francis Marion W 74-71F. 13 Limestone W 82-62F. 14 Columbia W 89-71F. 16 C. CAROLINA L 64-68F. 20 Francis Marion L 66-91F. 23 USC Spartanburg W 72-54F. 26 WINTHROP W 87-80M. 1 Francis Marion L 68-88

1985-86 (Record: 16-14)Coach: Scooter BarnetteN. 22 DAVIS & ELKINS W 74-38N. 26 Clark W 102-76N. 27 Clafl in L 67-72D. 6 LIMESTONE L 70-80D. 7 Baptist W 81-59D. 9 PRESBYTERIAN W 77-44J. 8 Francis Marion L 63-65J. 10 Berry L 79-87J. 10 Shorter W 80-64J. 13 BAPTIST W 81-64J. 15 Converse W 82-54J. 18 FRAN. MARION W 77-76J. 20 USC Aiken W 74-34J. 22 VOORHEES W 68-39J. 24 Coker W 96-61J. 25 Columbia W 81-68J. 27 C. CAROLINA W 74-53J. 30 ERSKINE W 69-53F. 1 USC Spartanburg W 85-79F. 3 C. WESLEYAN W 75-48F. 8 CLAFLIN W 86-81F. 10 Lander L 71-79F. 11 Limestone W 79-74F. 14 WOFFORD W 91-65F. 15 Newberry W 86-68F. 17 Coastal Carolina W 85-79F. 20 Presbyterian W 76-43F. 22 MORRIS W 101-36 *USC Spartanburg W 79-71 *Clafl in L 77-79*District 6 Playoffs(8 wins were later forfeited)

1986-87 (Record: 23-7)Coach: Scooter BarnetteN. 21 Carson Newman L 71-94N. 22 Belmont L 63-67N. 25 CLAFLIN W 66-64N. 26 PAINE W 71-58D. 2 CONVERSE W 68-66D. 5 BERRY W 74-72D. 6 LIMESTONE W 61-57

D. 13 Presbyterian W 76-69J. 10 GUILFORD W 70-56J. 12 BAPTIST W 80-65J. 14 Paine L 69-70J. 17 Francis Marion W 95-90J. 19 USC AIKEN W 67-61J. 22 COLUMBIA W 78-66J. 24 COKER W 90-46J. 26 Limestone W 78-52J. 29 Erskine W 88-56J. 31 USC SPARTAN. W 96-72F. 2 Central Wesleyan W 72-60F. 4 Voorhees W 67-38F. 7 Clafl in L 72-73F. 9 LANDER L 61-62F. 11 Baptist W 85-68F. 12 Wofford W 80-57F. 14 NEWBERRY W 87-61F. 18 FRAN. MARION L 59-84F. 19 PRESBYTERIAN W 71-54F. 24 *Columbia W 74-64F. 26 *Clafl in W 59-55F. 28 *Francis Marion L 62-64*District 6 Playoffs

1987-88 (Record: 22-7)Coach: Scooter BarnetteN. 24 LIMESTONE W 72-60N. 27 Pembroke L 72-74N. 28 N.C. Central W 80-53N. 30 USC Spartanburg W 66-63D. 3 FRAN. MARION L 39-52D. 12 Presbyterian W 77-72D. 15 N. GEORGIA W 75-70J. 11 USC AIKEN W 94-74J. 15 Central Wesleyan L 56-65J. 16 Lander W 66-63J. 21 USC SPARTAN. W 88-75J. 23 Clafl in L 83-106J. 25 USC Aiken W 74-53J. 28 WOFFORD W 88-55J. 30 Francis Marion L 62-68F. 3 Voorhees W 104-53F. 4 MORRIS W 100-58F. 8 Baptist W 92-61F. 9 BAPTIST W 81-68F.11 COKER W 108-55F. 13 Erskine W 78-70F. 15 NEWBERRY L 81-88 Converse W 74-63F. 18 Limestone W 88-58F. 20 Columbia W 83-58F. 22 PRESBYTERIAN W 92-80F. 27 LANDER W 79-65 *Presbyterian W 89-77 *Clafl in L 89-99*District 6 Playoffs

1988-89 (Record: 28-4)Coach: Scooter BarnetteN. 14 VOORHEES W 86-43N. 18 Cumberland W 83-69N. 19 North Georgia W 67-65N. 22 Limestone W 80-68N. 25 West Virginia State W 87-72N. 26 North Georgia W 77-75N. 27 Francis Marion W 88-80N. 29 USC SPARTAN. W 68-66N. 30 BAPTIST W 104-71D. 1 Francis Marion W 74-62D. 10 PRESBYTERIAN W 83-55J. 9 USC Aiken L 70-73J. 12 CONVERSE W 77-65J. 14 LANDER W 83-63J. 16 Baptist W 75-72J. 19 USC Spartanburg W 87-61J. 21 CLAFLIN L 85-100J. 23 USC AIKEN W 57-48J. 28 FRAN. MARION W 76-74J. 31 Benedict W 66-64F. 1 C. WESLEYAN W 94-33F. 2 Morris W 100-60F. 9 Coker W 91-51F. 11 ERSKINE W 88-57F. 13 Newberry L 71-78

F. 16 LIMESTONE W 78-59F. 18 COLUMBIA W 91-55F. 20 Prebyterian W 88-68F. 25 Lander W 74-64 *USC Aiken W 72-66 *Francis Marion W 79-75 *CLAFLIN L 87-90*District 6 Playoffs

1989-90 (Record: 16-11)Coach: Scooter BarnetteN. 28 AUGUSTA W 71-52 N. 30 Winthrop W 87-75D. 2 Clemson L 46-90D. 9 Coastal Carolina W 81-77D. 13 S.C. State L 68-70D. 14 CAMPBELL W 74-73D. 19 Wake Forest L 59-81J. 6 Va. Commonwealth W 75-73J. 8 Brown L 63-87J. 10 Campbell L 76-85J. 15 Baptist W 98-67J. 17 S.C. STATE W 77-56J. 22 UNC ASHEVILLE W 81-72J. 27 UNC Charlotte L 67-88F. 1 USC AIKEN W 67-45F. 3 MARYLAND-BC W 86-74F. 5 RADFORD L 48-71F. 8 C. CAROLINA W 91-66F. 10 BAPTIST W 99-52F. 12 North Carolina L 66-104F. 17 South Florida L 59-70F. 19 NEWBERRY W 82-67F. 22 UNC Wilmington W 81-67F. 24 Radford L 63-65F. 26 UNC Asheville L 70-71M. 1 Augusta W 64-56M. 4 WINTHROP W 78-61

1990-91 (Record: 15-12)Coach: Scooter BarnetteN. 27 AUGUSTA W 61-51N. 29 Winthrop W 65-58D. 1 Clemson L 52-86D. 3 UNC WILMING. L 48-72D. 12 MARYLAND-BC W 77-64D. 15 UNC Charlotte L 60-83D. 18 Duke L 54-82D. 21 Maryland-BC L 66-72J. 5 #North Carolina L 55-72J. 6 #Coastal Car. (ot) L 75-81J. 8 APPALACHIAN ST. L 68-80J. 10 FRAN. MARION W 73-62J. 12 CAMPBELL W 65-56J. 16 S.C. State L 58-76J. 19 KENNESAW ST. W 69-60J. 21 UNC Asheville W 68-60J. 24 Chas. Southern W 70-49J. 28 East Carolina L 35-76F. 4 RADFORD W 68-61F. 9 CH. SOUTHERN W 90-36F. 11 C. CAROLINA W 74-60F. 16 Campbell L 67-68F. 18 Radford W 72-57F. 24 SOUTH FLORIDA L 55-71F. 25 UNC ASHEVILLE W 86-57F. 28 Augusta W 75-73M. 2 WINTHROP W 69-58# Coastal Carolina tournament

1991-92 (15-13, 9-3 TAAC)Coach: Scooter BarnetteN. 23 Presbyterian L 64-65N. 29 #Appalachian St .L 54-82N. 30 #Robert Morris L 49-54D. 4 Furman L 70-78D. 7 S. CAROLINA W 66-63D. 14 ^Mercer W 70-53D. 18 Wake Forest L 71-82D. 31 N. CAROLINA L 62-85J. 3 !Liberty (ot) W 63-62 J. 4 !UNCG L 60-76J. 6 Âmerican W 68-61J. 11 S.C. STATE W 55-47J. 13 ÛNC ASHEVILLE W 85-66

J. 15 ^Georgia State L 52-61J. 22 S.C. State L 44-62J. 23 ^Chas. Southern W 79-51J. 27 APP. STATE W 83-71J. 31 ^Georgia Southern L 70-80F. 2 UNCG W 93-62F. 5 UNC Wilmington W 75-70F. 10 ÛNC Asheville W 55-37F. 15 ^C. CAROLINA W 80-56F. 17 ^Mercer L 80-59F. 19 ^Coastal Carolina W 83-61F. 24 CENT. FLORIDA L 70-78F. 26 ^GEORGIA STATE W 73-60F. 29 ^CH. SOUTHERN W 75-53M. 5 *Georgia Southern L 63-70#James Madison tourney! UNC Greensboro tourney^ TAAC seeding*TAAC tournament

1992-93 (Record: 12-15, 5-7 TAAC)Coach: Scooter BarnetteD. 1 South Carolina L 52-54D. 3 Charl. Southern W 69-49D. 5 C. CAROLINA W 91-73D. 12 S.C. STATE W 76-63D. 16 WAKE FOREST L 59-82D. 18 UNC WILMING. L 60-61D. 20 North Carolina L 56-99J. 6 American L 38-67J. 9 *Mercer L 65-67J. 11 COKER W 91-50J. 14 *STETSON (ot) W 87-85J. 16 FLA. INT’L L 48-80J. 20 Coastal Carolina W 89-74J. 23 *GEORGIA STATE W 56-51J. 28 *Central Florida L 57-64J. 30 *SE Louisiana L 52-62F. 3 S.C. State L 61-73F. 6 *MERCER W 69-51F. 11 *Stetson W 58-47F. 13 *Fla. International L 56-78F. 16 GA. SOUTHERN L 46-61F. 18 CH. SOUTHERN W 63-58F. 20 *Georgia State W 64-51F. 25 *CENTRAL FLA. L 52-54F. 27 *SE Lousiana L 52-53M. 3 #Stetson W 76-56Mar. 5 #Fla. International L 64-80*TAAC game#TAAC tournament

Scooter Barnette1984-1994

182-104

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


1993-94 (12-14, 3-9 TAAC)Coach: Scooter BarnetteD. 1 C. CAROLINA W 85-58D. 3 UNC WILMING. W 72-51D. 18 North Carolina L 42-102J. 3 South Carolina L 72-106J. 5 COKER W 82-43J. 13 *Central Florida L 67-73J. 15 *Stetson L 63-79J. 17 Char. Southern W 78-59J. 20 *FLA. ATLANTIC W 68-55J. 22 *MERCER L 62-65J. 24 Coastal Carolina W 79-77J. 27 *GA STATE (ot) W 82-76J. 29 *SE LOUISIANA L 67-82J. 31 PRESBYTERIAN W 69-67F. 3 *Fla. International L 44-72F. 5 *Florida Atlantic W 78-62F. 8 CH. SOUTHERN W 80-67F. 10 *STETSON L 59-73F. 12 *CENTRAL FLA. L 60-67F. 16 FURMAN L 72-90F. 19 *Mercer W 72-56F. 24 *SE Louisiana L 67-100F. 26 *Georgia State W 56-53M. 1 S.C. STATE L 62-71M. 5 *FLA. INT’L. L 64-85M. 10 #Stetson L 52-74*TAAC game#TAAC tournament

1994-95 (6-20, 3-13 TAAC)Coach: Kathy McCaskill-RheinN. 26 S.C. State L 71-92N. 29 UNC Wilmington W 71-57D. 1 C. CAROLINA L 49-54D. 15 *Mercer W 51-50D. 19 ^Chattanooga (ot) W 63-60D. 20 ^North Carolina L 36-81D. 21 ^Western Michigan L 64-74J. 5 CLEMSON L 27-81J. 7 *SE Louisiana L 50-69J. 12 *Stetson L 54-65J. 14 *Central Florida L 45-66J. 19 *FLA. INT’L. L 66-88J. 21 *FLA. ATLANTIC L 80-87J. 23 Charl. Southern L 52-67J. 28 *Campbell L 64-96F. 4 *CAMPBELL L 51-61F. 7 CH. SOUTHERN W 60-53F. 9 *Florida Atlantic L 70-85F. 10 *Florida Int’l L 37-88F. 16 *CENTRAL FLA. W 70-66F. 18 *STETSON L 60-71F. 23 *Georgia State L 43-53F. 25 *SE Louisiana L 46-65M. 2 *MERCER L 29-46M. 4 *GEORGIA ST. W 71-68M. 9 #Florida Int’l L 62-84*TAAC game #TAAC tournament^Carolinas Holiday Tournament

1995-96 (6-21, 0-16 TAAC)Coach: Kathy McCaskill-RheinN. 25 #Coastal Carolina L 66-68N. 26 #Wofford W 83-68N. 29 Chas. Southern L 63-80D. 2 Clemson L 53-88D. 12 GA. SOUTHERN L 76-77D. 28 UNCW W 66-65D. 30 YALE W 66-57J. 4 *GEORGIA STATE L 62-66J. 6 *MERCER L 60-64J. 8 CH. SOUTHERN W 80-66J. 11 *SE Louisiana L 49-68J. 13 *Jacksonville State L 68-81J. 18 *STETSON L 59-80J. 20 *CENTRAL FLA. L 60-85

J. 24 HAMPTON (ot) L 74-76J. 27 *Campbell L 54-70J. 30 Coastal Carolina W 67-61F. 1 *Florida Atlantic L 57-66F. 3 *Fla. International L 63-79F. 8 *JACKSON. STATE L 73-74F. 10 *Stetson L 65-83F. 14 Wofford W 63-62F. 17 *CAMPBELL L 71-86F. 22 *FLA. INT’L. L 65-81F. 24 *FLA. ATLANTIC L 68-73F. 29 *Mercer L 63-72M. 2 *Georgia State L 69-75*TAAC game #Western Carolina Tip-off Tournament

1996-97 (13-14, 8-8 TAAC)Coach: Kathy McCaskill-RheinN. 26 W. CAROLINA L 58-62N. 27 C. CAROLINA W 72-52D. 3 CH. SOUTHERN W 71-57D. 14 Georgia Southern L 56-62D. 17 UNCG L 54-69D. 20 South Carolina L 54-74D. 30 NAVY L 59-69J. 2 *Georgia State W 69-58J. 4 *Mercer W 57-44J. 6 DAVIDSON W 72-60J. 9 *SE LOUISIANA W 66-57J. 11 *Jacksonville State W 52-50J. 14 UNC ASHEVILLE W 67-48J. 16 *Stetson L 69-79J. 18 *Central Florida L 58-67J. 25 *Campbell L 48-66J. 30 *FLA. ATLANTIC L 45-71F. 1 *Florida Int’l. W 73-64F. 4 Chas .Southern W 58-49F. 6 *SE Louisiana L 53-74F. 8 *CENTRAL FLA. L 66-73F. 15 *CAMPBELL W 57-51F. 20 *Florida Int’l. L 55-68F. 22 *Florida Atlantic W 73-72F. 27 *MERCER W 50-45M. 1 *GEORGIA STATE L 66-77M. 6 #Central Florida L 66-81*TAAC game #TAAC tourney

1997-98 (7-19, 4-12 TAAC)Coach: Kathy McCaskill-RheinN. 22 WINTHROP W 78-59N. 25 UNC Wilmington L 49-80N. 29 Davidson L 68-72D. 3 Charl. Southern W 73-53D. 6 HIGH POINT L 62-68D. 13 WINGATE L 55-71D. 20 William & Mary L 56-77D. 30 LIBERTY L 50-66J. 3 *FLA. ATLANTIC L 65-93J. 5 *FLA. INT’L. W 65-51J. 8 *Samford (ot) L 68-73J. 10 *Jacksonville State L 64-76J. 13 CH. SOUTHERN L 52-72J. 15 *CENTRAL FLA. L 60-71J. 17 *STETSON W 54-47J. 21 Coastal Carolina W 68-61J. 24 *Florida Atlantic L 77-86J. 29 *SAMFORD L 60-72J. 31 *JACKSON. ST. W 75-63F. 5 *Mercer L 42-68F. 7 *Georgia State L 60-73F. 12 *Campbell L 79-101F. 16 *TROY ST. W 93-86F. 21 *CAMPBELL L 47-63F. 26 *Central Fla. L 86-96F. 28 *Stetson L 69-76*TAAC game

1998-99 (6-21, 3-15 SoCon)Coach: Melissa SloneN. 14 WILLIAM & MARY L 52-65N. 18 C. CAROLINA W 77-68N. 21 Charl. Southern L 60-67N. 24 Winthrop W 81-66N. 28 IONA L 52-58D. 1 *Furman L 55-73D. 7 *W. CAROLINA L 61-71D. 17 *UNCG L 55-77D. 20 *Davidson L 52-71D. 29 Liberty L 52-66J. 2 UNC Asheville W 72-59J. 5 *Wofford W 65-59J. 7 CH. SOUTHERN L 52-69J. 9 *Chattanooga L 85-92J. 11 *GA. SOUTHERN L 72-75J. 16 *ETSU L 67-84J. 18 *APP. STATE W 75-65J. 23 *Western Carolina L 70-76J. 26 *UNC Greensboro L 50-54J. 29 *FURMAN L 55-60F. 1 *DAVIDSON L 57-62F. 6 *WOFFORD W 67-55F. 8 *CHATTANOOGA L 69-75F. 13 *Georgia. Southern L 61-77F. 15 *ETSU L 66-73F. 20 *Appalachian State L 59-78F. 26 #Western Carolina L 57-67* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament

1999-00 (4-23, 1-17 SoCon)Coach: Melissa SloneN. 20 Morehead State W 62-52N. 21 Eastern Kentucky L 87-56N. 26 JACKSONVILLE W 56-27N. 27 BALL STATE L 80-50N. 30 LIMESTONE W 65-60D. 4 Coastal Carolina L 67-41D. 18 Ohio L 83-66D. 20 Miami (OH) L 96-45D. 29 *UNCG L 87-47J. 4 *Davidson W 67-54J. 8 *WOFFORD L 63-48J. 10 *CHATTANOOGA L 71-40J. 15 *Georgia Southern L 72-38J. 17 *ETSU L 82-59J. 22 * Appalachian State L 87-64J. 26 *W. CAROLINA L 71-43J. 29 *UNCG L 63-41J. 31 *Furman L 78-53F. 3 *FURMAN L 81-49F. 5 *DAVIDSON L 65-50F. 9 *Wofford L 72-64F. 12 *Chattanooga L 73-43F. 14 *GA. SOUTHERN L 73-66F. 19 *ETSU L 75-58F. 21 *APP. STATE L 73-54F. 26 *Western Carolina L 89-50M. 2 #Davidson L 71-51* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament

2000-01 (11-17, 7-11 SoCon)Coach: Melissa SloneN. 22 ARMY L 51-64N. 25 MARSHALL L 61-79N. 27 *DAVIDSON W 69-52D. 2 Stetson (ot) L 88-95D. 9 LIMESTONE W 94-61D. 12 C. CAROLINA W 70-57D. 14 UNC ASHEVILLE W 63-47D. 16 Winthrop L 64-87D. 20 OHIO W 71-58D. 28 *FURMAN W 64-63D. 30 Jacksonville L 67-75J. 3 *WOFFORD W 72-71J. 6 *Chattanooga L 39-75

J. 9 *GA. SOUTHERN W 66-63J. 13 *East Tenn. State W 78-61J. 15 *APP. STATE L 70-84J. 20 *W. CAROLINA L 65-75J. 23 *UNC Greensboro L 56-89J. 27 *Furman L 57-65J. 30 *Davidson L 54-66F. 3 *Wofford (ot) W 76-66F. 5 *CHATT. (ot) W 87-86F. 10 *Georgia Southern L 61-81F. 12 *EAST TENN. ST. L 60-65F. 17 *Appalachian State L 68-76F. 19 *Western Carolina L 61-87F. 23 *UNC GREENS. L 52-53M. 1 #Appalachian State L 55-69* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament

2001-02 (14-14, 7-11 SoCon)Coach: Melissa SloneN. 16 NAVY W 93-70N. 17 ANDERSON W 92-53N. 20 STETSON W 77-67N. 24 JACKSONVILLE W 77-51N. 27 *Davidson L 64-65D. 1 *Wofford L 67-82D. 8 LIMESTONE W 85-40D. 12 UNC WILMING. L 68-80D. 16 Coastal Carolina L 48-81D. 21 Akron (ot) W 59-54D. 31 *CHATT. (ot) W 62-59J. 5 *Georgia Southern L 57-67J. 8 *EAST TENN. ST. W 62-56J. 12 *Appalachian State W 83-73J. 14 *Western Carolina W 64-59J. 20 *UNC GREENS. L 58-73J. 22 *Furman L 61-70J. 26 *DAVIDSON W 70-67J. 28 *WOFFORD L 59-65F. 2 *Chattanooga L 65-81F. 5 *GA. SOUTHERN W 79-68F. 9 *East Tenn. State L 79-82F. 11 *APP. STATE W 80-52F. 16 *W. CAROLINA L 72-77F. 19 *UNC Greensboro L 50-60F. 24 *FURMAN L 57-71F. 28 #East Tenn. State W 85-65M. 1 #UNC Greensboro L 51-77* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament

2002-03 (10-19, 4-14 SoCon)Coach: Melissa SloneN. 22 vs. Chas. Southern L 46-58N. 24 South Carolina L 54-83N. 26 ANDERSON W 90-62D. 2 C. CAROLINA W 90-61D. 7 S. VIRGINIA W 82-40D. 14 Jacksonville W 63-57D. 19 WINTHROP W 85-66D. 21 Navy! L 62-76D. 22 Pennsylvnia! L 73-81D. 30 WOFFORD* W 81-63J. 4 Chattanooga* L 63-76J. 6 GA SOUTHERN* L 77-78J. 11 W. CAROLINA* L 64-65J. 13 Appalachian State* L 69-80J. 18 East. Tenn. State* W 74-71J. 21 at UNC Greensboro* L 57-63J. 25 FURMAN* L 49-74J. 27 Davidson* L 50-63F. 1 Wofford* W 79-67F. 3 CHATT.* (ot) L 85-75F. 8 Georgia Southern* L 58-64F. 10 E. TENN. STATE* L 80-82F. 15 APP. STATE* W 65-60F. 17 Western Carolina* L 62-63F. 24 UNC GREENS.* L 70-75F. 26 Furman* L 49-87M. 1 DAVIDSON* L 56-65M. 5 East Tenn. State# W 76-60M. 6 Chattanoooga# L 49-75! Navy Tournament in Annapolis, MD* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament

Melissa Slone1998-2003

45-94

Kathy McCaskill-Rhein

1994-1998

CofC Invita onal


CAA Tournament

NCAA Tournament


Nancy Wilson2003-12118-162

2003-04 (7-22, 4-16 SoCon)Coach: Nancy WilsonN. 21 vs. Chas. Southern L 81-83N. 29 SC STATE L 47-72D. 3 at UNC Wilmington L 53-62D. 8 *APP. STATE W 75-59D. 15 *CHATTANOOGA L 43-71D. 17 MOREHEAD STATE L 49-65D. 20 *DAVIDSON L 49-65D. 22 *at Ga. Southern L 57-66J. 3 *W. CAROLINA L 68-73J. 5 *at ETSU L 51-81J. 8 at Winthrop W 71-57J. 10 *ELON W 86-68J. 12 *UNC GREENS. L 56-73J. 14 at C. Carolina W 60-57J. 17 *at Furman L 37-69J. 19 *at Wofford W 70-64J. 24 *at Davidson L 51-65J. 26 *GA SOUTHERN L 56-61J. 28 S. CAROLINA L 61-84J. 31 *at W. Carolina L 58-74F. 2 *ETSU L 59-77F. 7 *at Elon L 72-97F. 9 *at UNC Greens. L 63-78F. 14 *FURMAN L 61-68F. 16 *WOFFORD W 58-51F. 21 *at App. State L 69-88F. 28 *at Chattanooga L 49-86M. 3 #vs. UNC Greens. W 59-50M. 4 #vs. Furman L 56-77* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament

2004-05 (15-14, 10-10 SoCon)Coach: Nancy WilsonN. 19 vs. Chas. Southern W 75-56N. 22 at SC State L 53-62N. 30 LANDER W 62-49D. 4 at Chattanooga* L 35-71D. 11 GA SOUTHERN* W 60-50D. 17 at Davidson L 47-72D. 19 at C. Carolina W 59-54D. 30 at Stetson L 58-70J. 5 at W. Carolina* L 58-71J. 8 at Elon* W 57-47J. 10 at UNC Greens.* L 50-71J. 13 at S. Carolina L 37-67J. 15 FURMAN* W 57-47J. 17 WOFFORD* W 68-63J. 22 DAVIDSON* L 43-62J. 24 at Ga. Southern* L 52-70J. 27 at App. State* L 52-80J. 29 W. CAROLINA* L 59-69J. 31 at E. Tenn. State* W 51-48F. 5 ELON* W 60-51F. 7 UNC GREENS.* W 65-52F. 12 at Furman* L 64-69F. 14 at Wofford* W 96-72F. 16 E. TENN. STATE* W 55-54F. 19 APP. STATE* W 72-67F. 21 at Savannah State W 64-49F. 26 CHATTANOOGA* L 56-69M. 2 vs. Elon W 69-39M. 3 vs. Davidson L 48-68* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament

2005-06 (11-17, 7-11 SoCon)Coach: Nancy WilsonN. 18 CHAS. SOUTHERN W 69-56N. 21 at Morehead State L 50-66 N. 23 at Georgia Tech L 50-66D. 3 GA SOUTHERN* W 77-69D. 5 STETSON W 54-47D. 7 ETSU L 55-59D. 15 APP. STATE* L 62-56D. 20 at Coastal L 51-58D. 31 at UNC L 48-101J. 3 at Davidson* L 57-71J. 7 WOFFORD* W 50-59J. 9 FURMAN* W 52-50J. 14 at Elon* L 44-65J. 16 at UNCG* (ot) W 70-67J. 18 ANDERSON W 72-71J. 21 at Chattanooga* L 41-89J. 23 WCU* W 69-59J. 28 APP. STATE* W 65-57J. 30 DAVIDSON* L 67-71F. 4 at Wofford* W 59-45F. 7 at Furman* (ot) L 55-64F. 11 ELON* L 39-50F. 13 UNCG* L 58-59F. 15 at Sav. State W 75-53F. 18 CHATTANOOGA* L 63-68

F. 20 at W. Carolina* L 65-98F. 25 at Ga. Southern* L 61-65M. 2 #vs. Furman L 63-66* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament

2006-07 (10-20, 5-13 SoCon)Coach: Nancy WilsonN. 10 S.C. STATE W 63-46N. 13 at Clemson L 42-64N. 16 C. CAROLINA L 56-70N. 24 vs. S. Alabama ̂ L 51-63N. 25 vs. Cleveland State ̂ W 81-68N. 30 at Chas. Southern L 53-58D. 2 at UNC Wilmington L 41-56D. 16 at Ga. Southern* W 54-53D. 18 LANDER W 83-58D. 20 GA. TECH L 50-82D. 29 APP. STATE* W 73-65J. 1 DAVIDSON* L 48-58J. 3 JOHNS HOPKINS W 74-42J. 6 at Wofford* L 47-56J. 8 at Furman* W 52-49J. 13 ELON* W 63-34J. 15 UNC GREENS.* W 73-61J. 20 CHATTANOOGA* L 49-65J. 22 at Western Carolina* L 52-64J. 24 SAVANNAH STATE W 69-52J. 27 at Appalachian State* L 47-69J. 31 at Davidson* L 63-72F. 3 WOFFORD* L 39-41F. 5 FURMAN* L 53-55F. 10 at Elon* L 58-64F. 12 at UNC Greensboro* L 61-70F. 17 at Chattanooga* L 60-64F. 19 W. CAROLINA* L 59-80F. 24 GA. SOUTHERN* L 50-52F. 27 #vs. Furman L 59-64^ Long Island Tournament - Brooklyn, NY* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament

2007-08 (14-26, 9-9 SoCon)Coach: Nancy WilsonN. 14 at Coastal Carolina L 46-63N. 19 UNC WILMINGTON L 47-66N. 27 at North Carolina L 58-102N. 29 CHAS. SOUTHERN L 53-55D. 1 PRESBYTERIAN W 74-51D. 3 USC UPSTATE L 62-73D. 12 KENNESAW STATE W 70-49D. 14 APP. STATE* W 81-49D. 17 at S.C. State W 79-59D. 19 at Wake Forest* L 39-70D. 31 at Chas. Southern W 71-39J. 2 DAVIDSON* L 51-66J. 5 at Elon* W 44-40J. 7 at UNC Greensboro* W 62-37J. 12 FURMAN* W 56-40J. 14 WOFFORD* W 59-44J. 19 at Ga. Southern* L 47-64J. 26 at Chattanooga* L 63-73J. 28 at Western Carolina* L 49-60F. 2 ELON* W 56-53F. 4 UNC GREENS.* W 65-61F. 9 at Furman* L 55-63F. 11 at Wofford* W 60-53F. 16 GA. SOUTHERN* L 39-62F. 23 CHATTANOOGA* L 36-62F. 25 W. CAROLINA* L 51-56F. 28 at App. State* W 72-63M. 1 at Davidson* L 55-71M. 8 vs. Ga. Southern# W 65-53M. 9 vs. Chattanooga# L 53-68* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament

2008-09 (23-8, 14-6 SoCon)Coach: Nancy WilsonN. 17 at Charleston Southern W 76-62N. 20 at Florida State L 57-70N. 22 at Kennessaw State W 86-79N. 25 COASTAL CAROLINA W 72-58N. 29 GEORGIA STATE W 51-49D. 3 S.C. STATE W 71-62D. 6 at UNC Greensboro* L 55-70D. 8 at Elon* W 85-55D. 19 at Western Carolina* L 68-80D. 22 FURMAN* W 64-55D. 31 USC AIKEN W 80-71J. 3 SAMFORD* L 58-64J. 5 CHATTANOOGA* L 55-61J. 10 at Appalachian State* W 64-53J. 12 at Davidson* W 74-71J. 17 at Wofford* W 64-57J. 19 GA. SOUTHERN* W 52-42J. 21 at Savannah State W 61-54J. 24 ELON* W 68-42J. 26 UNC GREENSBORO* W 71-51J. 31 W. CAROLINA* (ot) W 61-56F. 3 at Furman* W 64-53F. 7 at Samford* L 41-61F. 9 at Chattanooga* L 61-72

F. 14 WOFFORD* W 73-53F. 16 at Georgia Southern* W 63-43F. 21 APP. STATE* W 57-55F. 23 DAVIDSON* W 54-53M. 7 #vs. Davidson W 65-54M. 8 #vs. Chattanooga W 53-51M. 9 #vs. W. Carolina (3ot) L 87-101* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament

2009-10 (21-12, 13-7 SoCon)Coach: Nancy WilsonN. 11 at North Carolina L 57-88N. 16 CLEMSON W 68-55N. 20 vs. Mercer W 97-71N. 21 UT SAN ANTONIO W 62-45N. 27 at Northwestern W 54-50N. 28 vs. Iowa State L 50-68D. 2 at Coastal Carolina L 53-57D. 5 UNC GREENSBORO* W 71-60D. 7 ELON* W 63-50D. 19 at Furman* W 77-74D. 21 WESTERN CAROLINA* W 68-61D. 29 CHAS. SOUTHERN W 64-59J. 2 at Chattanooga* L 53-64J. 4 at Samford* L 47-70J. 9 at Georgia Southern* W 57-53J. 11 WOFFORD* W 65-52J. 16 DAVIDSON* W 84-78J. 18 APP. STATE* (ot) L 63-66J. 23 at UNC GREENSBORO* W 54-51J. 25 at Elon* W 64-57J. 27 SAVANNAH STATE W 68-48J. 30 FURMAN* W 67-52F. 1 at Western Carolina* W 74-71F. 6 SAMFORD* L 50-57F. 8 CHATTANOOGA* W 62-50F. 13 GEORGIA SOUTHERN L 41-52F. 15 at Wofford* W 65-51F. 20 at Davidson* L 69-72F. 22 at App. State* L 54-70M. 6 vs. Ga. Southern# L 56-57M. 17 at Morehead State& W 67-59M. 21 BRADLEY& W 76-66M. 25 at Appalachian State& L 58-77

* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament& Women’s Basketball Invitational

2010-11 (10-20, 7-13 SoCon)Coach: Nancy Wilson

N. 12 at N.C. State& L 36-76N. 13 vs. Liberty& W 49-46N. 16 COASTAL CAROLINA L 43-44N. 19 at Bethune Cookman W 59-56N. 22 USC AIKEN L 48-81N. 27 KANSAS STATE L 46-56N. 29 at Furman* L 56-61D. 1 UNC PEMBROKE W 55-50D. 16 CHATANOOGA* W 56-50D. 18 SAMFORD* L 53-62D. 28 at #10 North Carolina L 49-75D. 31 at Charleston Southern L 74-86J. 3 at Davidson* L 40-69J. 5 at Appalachian State* L 62-78J. 8 at Western Carolina* L 56-60J. 13 at Wofford* L 67-76J. 15 UNC GREENSBORO* L 45-50J. 19 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* W 40-39J. 22 at Elon* L 49-56J. 24 FURMAN* W 56-50J. 29 at Samford* L 48-78J. 31 at Chattanooga* L 48-65F. 5 APPALACHIAN STATE* L 39-71F. 7 DAVIDSON* W 61-52F. 12 at UNC Greensboro L 64-76F. 14 WOFFORD* W 63-45F. 16 at Georgia Southern* W 51-39F. 19 WESTERN CAROLINA* W 49-45F. 26 ELON* L 51-61M. 3 vs. Davidson# L 53-69

& Sheraton Raleigh Wolfpack Invitational* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament

2011-12 (7-23, 6-14 SoCon)Coach: Nancy Wilson

N. 11 EAST CAROLINA W 58-43N. 14 at Coastal Carolina L 36-59N. 17 at Georgia L 48-73N. 23 at South Carolina L 40-59N. 30 CHAS. SOUTHERN L 45-64D. 3 FURMAN* L 51-60D. 5 WOFFORD* W 49-44D. 17 at Davidson L 39-56D. 19 at Appalachian State L 52-71D. 21 #2 CONNECTICUT L 24-72D. 28 at Tulane& L 42-57D. 29 vs. Central Michigan& L (ot) 69-72

J. 2 WINGATE L 60-69J. 7 CHATANOOGA* L 44-58J. 9 SAMFORD* L 54-60J. 13 at UNC Greensboro* W 52-42J. 15 at Elon* L 46-51J. 18 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* L 34-35J. 21 at Wofford* W 56-55J. 23 WESTERN CAROLINA* W 54-39J. 28 at Georgia Southern* W 47-44F. 1 at Western Carolina* L 45-59F. 4 DAVIDSON* L 23-46F. 6 APPALACHIAN STATE* L 41-50F. 11 at Chatanooga* L 31-57F. 13 at Samford* L 56-70F. 18 UNC GREENSBORO* L 54-60F. 20 ELON* L 50-63F. 25 at Furman* W 68-61M. 2 vs. Wofford# L 53-64

& Tulane DoubleTree Classic* Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament

Natasha Adair2012-2014(35-31)

2012-13 (16-16, 11-9 SoCon)Coach: Natasha Adair

N. 09 COASTAL CAROLINA W 56-38N. 11 at. UCONN L 39-103N. 17 at. East Carolina W 72-62N. 23 at. Miami Ohio L 42-55N. 25 at Cincinatti L 57-66N. 28 WINTHROP L 61-63D. 1 at. Elon W 57-55D. 3 at. UNCG* W 88-61D. 22 at. Vanderbilt L 44-69D. 28 RICHMOND W 82-74D. 31 at CHAS. SOUTHERN W 76-45J. 5 GA. SOUTHERN* W 58-56J. 7 DAVIDSON* L 57-65J. 12 at Samford L 47-56J. 14 at Chattanooga* L 53-64J. 18 APP. STATE* L 55-63J. 20 ELON L 56-63J. 23 at Wofford* L 55-56J. 26 Western Carolina* W 70-47J. 28 Furman * L 71-80F. 4 UNCG* W 63-43F. 9 at GA. SOUTHERN* W 65-60F. 11 at Davidson W 74-71F. 16 Chattanooga* L 58-73F. 18 Samford* W 63-62F. 20 at App. State* L 65-74F. 25 Wofford W 69-60M. 2 at Western Carolina W 73-61M. 4 at Furman W 70-58M. 9 at Appalachian State# L 60-74M. 20 at Northern Kentucky& W 72-70M. 24 at Detroit& L 67-79

*Southern Conference Game# Southern Conference Tournament& Women’s Basketball Invitational2013-14 (19-15, 9-7 CAA)Coach: Natasha Adair

N. 08 KENNESAW STATE W 87-66N. 10 at Winthrop L 49-67N. 14 at. #21 South Carolina L 54-81N. 17 at. USC Upstate W 75-71N. 23 at UNCG L 56-64N. 30 S.C. State W 70-56D. 2 GEORGE MASON W 66-64D. 14 at Richmond L 73-80D. 18 vs. Coastal Carolina W 80-62D. 21 SOUTH FLORIDA W 71-64D. 28 vs. Howard W 79-68D. 29 at Maryland L 51-103J. 2 EAST CAROLINA L 55-64J. 9 at Drexel* L 55-68J. 12 WILLIAM & MARY* W 101-65J. 17 at. Hofstra* W 62-59J. 19 at Northeastern* W 90-74J. 23 TOWSON* L 60-64J. 26 DELAWARE* W 68-66J. 31 at. James Madison* L 59-92F. 2 at. William & Mary* L 76-81F. 8 DREXEL* W 71-65F. 9 NORTHEASTERN* L 53-61F. 14 at Delaware* L 71-85F. 16 HOFSTRA* W 87-74F. 20 at UNCW W 67-53F. 27 JAMES MADISON W 85-78M. 2 at Towson L 63-75M. 5 UNCW W 85-77M. 14 vs. Towson W 70-64M. 15 vs. Delaware L 52-60M. 20 USC UPSTATE W 85-71M. 22 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 60-54M. 27 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN L 74-78

CCHARLESTON WOMEN’S HOOPSHARLESTON WOMEN’S HOOPS · last season, averaging 8.5 ppg, 5.4 rpg and 1.6 spg, all of which helped her to earn all-freshman team honors. Hall, a sharp-shoo

Documents