2006-07 WINGATE WOMEN`S BASKETBALL

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2006-07
Women’s Basketball
2006-07 WINGATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
2006-07 W ingate
W omen’s Basketball
From right to left: Seniors (from L to R): Kerri Metzker,
Lakin Byer, Tanetra Barrett, Petra Nagy and Emily Paffrath
WINGATE BASKETBALL CAN BE
HEARD ON THE INTERNET
Wingate, N.C.----The Wingate University Sports Network will
partner with Red Zone Media for Internet basketball broadcasts
during the 2006-07 academic year. For the third year in a row,
Wingate athletic events can be heard at Red Zone Media at the
following Internet address:
http://www.redzonemedia.com/
The Wingate University Sports Network will broadcast 11 nonconference basketball games on the Internet. Wingate graduate
Ryan Brown (‘06) will handle the play-by-play on the nonconference broadcasts and Wayne Shadrick will handle the color
commentary.
The first broadcast will be Wednesday night, November 15, as the
Wingate men’s basketball team ventures to North Greenville
University for a 7 p.m. contest. The first women’s broadcast is
Tuesday (Nov. 21), as Wingate journeys to Claflin University for a
6 p.m. contest. The pre-game show will begin 10 minutes before
the game.
Dr. Jerry McGee
Wingate University
Wingate Women’s Basketball
2006-07 Outlook
2006-07 Roster
2006-07 Team Picture
2006-07 Schedule
2005-06 Statistics
Honors and Awards
2005-06 NCAA Top 20
Coaches
Player Biographies
Athletic Training
Ad Directory
2005-06 Academic All-America
Bulldogs in Action
Endowed Scholarships
Bulldog Helping Hands
Bulldog Club
Quick Facts
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The Wingate University Sports Network will continue to broadcast
South Atlantic Conference games on Red Zone Media. Jim
McCulloch and Wayne Shadrick will bring Bulldog fans 32 SAC
broadcasts this season (16 doubleheaders).
The Wingate University Sports Network will partner with Red Zone
Media for 100 Internet broadcasts during the 2006-07 academic
year. In addition to coverage of football, basketball, baseball,
softball and lacrosse, the Network has expanded its coverage this
year to include soccer and volleyball.
Wingate University Sports Network sponsors include Coca Cola,
Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Holiday Inn Express Matthews, Holloways
Music, Hometown Trophies, Jersey Mikes, Lawrence ChevroletPontiac, Mar-Key Specialized Staffing, Medicap Pharmacy, Ortho
Carolina, Petals Plus, Pizza Hut, Quincys Steakhouse, Sagebrush
Steakhouse, Signs Now, Sprint, Subway, Sun Trust Bank, Tire
Country and Western Sizzlin.
Watch the Wingate University sports web
site for more details about upcoming
broadcasts. The Wingate sports web site can
be accessed at http://sports.wingate.edu/
www.sports.wingate.edu
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Welcome to Cuddy Arena,
home of the Bulldogs. We
are very excited about the
2006-07 winter sports
seasons.
foundations. Among many things, the Kresge Foundation
grant will fund a $2.9 million 72-bed student housing
complex to be finished in 2007. It will also enable the
University to broaden its base of support for future
programs.
Both the men’s and
women’s basketball teams
earned a spot in the 2006
NCAA play-offs. The SAC
coaches picked both teams
number one in the preseason polls. With nine of
10 starters returning,
expectations are high for
these student-athletes.
There are many exciting opportunities at Wingate
University. In addition to our full athletic calendars, the
2006-07 performance series will include many fun-filled
evenings for all of us. Come back to visit us often.
In addition, our women’s swimming team has won two
conference championships in the last three years. We are
hoping to build on the success of our fall seasons. The
volleyball and cross country teams represented our school in
NCAA post-season play. The football team tied a school
record with eight wins.
We are proud of our current student-athletes. They compete
on a high level, both on the playing field and in the
classroom. Wingate University is sixth among NCAA
Division II Academic All-America® producing schools in
the 2000s. Wingate has 19 Academic All-America®
honorees during this millennium.
Wingate’s 28 Academic All-America® honorees (lifetime)
leads all South Atlantic Conference schools. Wingate’s 37
SAC Scholar-Athlete Award winners are the most of any
school in the league.
Our student-athletes do not miss a beat on the playing field.
In 2005-06, six teams (volleyball, men’s and women’s cross
country, men’s and women’s basketball and softball)
participated in NCAA post-season play. The softball team
won a school-record 47 games!
Wingate consistently ranks among the best small colleges in
the nation. This year, we are adding new masters programs
in physical education and sports administration. In the
spring of 2007, Wingate will award its first-ever doctor of
pharmacy degrees.
I am very excited about our new 2+2 program in teacher
education with South Piedmont Community College. Many
outstanding future teachers will benefit from this endeavor
as will the public school students in our region. In addition,
Wingate University Metro College began a unique transfer
partnership in January 2006 with CPCC Levine Campus in
Matthews.
Dr. Jerry McGee
Dr. McGee recently began his 15th year as President of
Wingate University. He is a graduate of three universities
and holds the doctor of education degree. He has enjoyed
much success during a 30-year career in higher education,
securing well over $150 million in gifts and grants for
scholarships, endowment and campus development. His
service as vice president of Gardner-Webb University,
Meredith College and Furman University has prepared him
well for his current position as President of Wingate
University. Under his visionary leadership, Wingate
University has been recognized as one of the best small
liberal arts colleges in the South and the premier small
private university in North Carolina.
During the summer of 2006, Dr. McGee was inducted into
the South Atlantic Conference Hall of Fame. Dr. McGee has
served on the NCAA President’s Council and as the National
Chairman of the Football Issues Committee for Division II.
He has also been a member of the NCAA Sports Wagering
Task Force. Recently he was awarded North Carolina’s
highest civilian award – the Order of the Long Leaf Pine.
Dr. McGee has officiated over 340 college football games
over the past 30 years and has been routinely selected for
post-season assignments including the Florida Citrus Bowl
twice, the Orange Bowl, the Gator Bowl twice, the
Army/Navy game twice, the Liberty Bowl, the Peach Bowl,
the Snow Bowl, the Fiesta Bowl, the Motor City Bowl, the
Houston Bowl, the Las Vegas Bowl, the Golden Isle Bowl,
the Holiday Bowl and the Rose Bowl. He has been selected
twice to officiate games that determined the national
championship. Last year, he was selected to officiate the
inaugural Atlantic Coast Conference championship game.
This past summer, we were awarded a $900,000 challenge
grant from one of the nation’s largest and most prestigious
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WINGATE UNIVERSITY
Interior renovations were made in the summer of 2005 to
Helms Residence Hall, giving the entire building a makeover.
Wingate University is
A new annex to Cannon Residence Hall increased space for
experiencing tremendous
freshman women by 84 beds. Upperclassmen may choose the
growth, with more than 1,700 best in apartment living on campus at Jefferson at Wingate.
students enrolled for the 2006- These apartments are fully equipped with all the conven07 academic year. In order to
iences of home. Additionally, construction will begin this
meet the demands of a busy and year on a new 72-bed student housing complex.
productive university, Wingate
is expanding with new facilities The women’s softball team will enjoy a new field house with
and renovations.
locker rooms for added convenience. Also new this year is a
concession stand and restroom facility that
Founded in 1896, Wingate
overlooks Ron Christopher Baseball Stadium and Plyler
University consistently ranks
Athletic Field.
among the best small colleges and is accredited by the
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The
Wingate University also offers students and visitors the
University offers 37 undergraduate majors and master
opportunity to attend concerts in the George A. Batte Jr. Fine
degrees in business, education, physical education and sports Arts Center. The 2006-07 concert offerings include Mickey
administration.
Rooney, The Baltimore Consort, the American Chamber
Players, Daria Rabotkina and Five By Design, to name a few.
In the fall of 2003, Wingate University made another giant
Two Saturday matinees for children are planned for 2006-07.
step in both university and pharmacy history, enrolling the
charter class of the Wingate University School of Pharmacy. Every student at Wingate University enjoys the opportunity
This spring, the school will graduate its first class of
to travel abroad at little or no additional cost through
pharmacists. All 60 students who began the program in 2003 W’International and other study abroad programs. Over the
will graduate.
past 26 years, students and their professors have
visited several hundred destinations on five continents
The Wingate University School of Pharmacy is one of three throughout the world. Students
schools of pharmacy in North Carolina, and the only one in may also spend a semester
the Piedmont Region. The Cannon Academic Building,
abroad in London, Copenhagen
which houses the School of Pharmacy, features study rooms, and Hong Kong.
labs, a drug information center, lecture halls and a student
lounge. Pharmacy students can utilize Café a la Carte for
More than 40 clubs and
their dining convenience.
organizations, including
sororities and fraternities, call
The Dickson-Palmer Student Center offers the ideal location Wingate University home.
for students to meet, catch a snack or a meal at the Klondike These clubs and organizations
snack bar, work out in the fitness center, play pool or visit
give students the opportunity to
the campus bookstore. A recent remodeling of the center has volunteer in the community and
created a large central meeting area with a movable stage for develop leadership skills and
special events.
friendships that last
forever. For students who seek faith-based organizations, the
The Ethel K. Smith Library is home to a vast collection of
Christian Student Union (CSU) and weekly campus worship
books, periodicals and other resources. A Starbucks coffee
services provide a chance to celebrate faith and come togethshop is conveniently located in the library, featuring a patio er as a family.
seating area for students to take an outdoor coffee break and
visit with friends.
Whether an individual participates in the W’International
program, is a member of an organization, attends a concert
The new Hayes Classroom Building opens this fall, taking
during the year or participates in athletics or intramural
some strain from the overflowing class schedule of Burris
sports, students at Wingate University are perpetually busy.
Hall. Burris will now house offices for many faculty
There is always something right around the corner to learn,
members. Classes will be spread out across Burris and
participate in or volunteer for, giving students the chance to
Hayes.
follow the three Wingate University pillars: faith, knowledge
and service.
Students can do more at Wingate University...
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WINGATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
WINGATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
continuing a tradition...
Carolina’s Winningest Program
Conference Championships
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WINGATE UNIVERSITY
ALL-AMERICANS
Tanetra Barrett (2006)
Jessica Guarneri (2003)
Elizabeth Biedrycki (2002)
Tricia Peckham (2001)
Temeshia Dawkins (1999)
Andrea Grissett (1997)
Ann Hancock (1992)
Direne Thomas (1989, 1990, 1991)
Cheryl “Sweet Pea” Barrineau (1987, 1988)
Dianna Monroe (1982, 1983)
NATIONAL TOURNAMENT
APPEARANCES
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The Wingate University women’s basketball team advanced to the finals of the NCAA Division II South Atlantic
Regional tournament in 2005-06. Along the way, the Bulldogs earned their ninth SAC regular season title with a
13-1 league slate. Wingate was a perfect 11-0 in the friendly confines of Cuddy Arena last year.
Head coach Johnny Jacumin welcomes back 11 letterwinners and four
starters from last year’s 25-7 team. Senior guard Tanetra Barrett was
named to the 2006 Daktronics, Inc., NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball
All-America first team, selected by members of CoSIDA.
Tanetra Barrett
The 2006 South Atlantic Region Player of the Year, Barrett led the SAC in
scoring at 19.8 points per game. In addition, she had the top field goal
percentage in the league at 53.2. In addition, Barrett received two other
All-American honors. She was the 2006 SAC Player of the Year and a first
team all-SAC pick.
Senior forward/center Emily Paffrath was the top shot blocker in the
South Atlantic Conference last season, blocking 2.6 shots per game.
Paffrath also contributed 8.2 points per game and 4.1 rebounds per game.
Sophomore point guard Anna Atkinson was the 2006 SAC Freshman of
the Year. Atkinson directed the top-scoring offense in the SAC, as the
Bulldogs finished the season averaging 76.4 points per game.
Atkinson led the league in steals per game (2.2) and assist-to-turnover
ratio (2.2). She finished second in the SAC in assists per game (5.1). She
contributed 9.9 points per game and 3.5 rebounds per game during her
first season as Wingate’s point guard. Both Paffrath and Atkinson joined
Barrett on the All-SAC teams.
All total, nine players return who have started at least one game for the
Bulldogs during the course of their careers. Senior forward/center Kerri
Metzker led Wingate in free throw percentage, hitting 85.7 percent from the foul line. Metzker averaged 6.7
points per game and 3.3 rebounds per game last season. Sophomore Leslie Tucker will provide depth for the
Bulldogs up front.
Wingate has the deepest backcourt in the South Atlantic Conference. Junior guard Kate Edwards led the
Bulldogs with 49 three-point field goals in 2005-06. She contributed 6.0 points per game and 2.0 rebounds per
game. Senior guard Petra Nagy started 16 games last season. She contributed 2.9 points per game and 11
three-point field goals.
Senior guard/forward Lakin Byer gives the Bulldogs many options, as she can play the two or three position.
Byer averaged 3.3 points per game last year. Junior guard Kasey Gillis made the most of her first season in the
Wingate blue-and-gold, participating in 30 contests. She contributed 2.9 points per game in 2005-06.
Sophomores Brittany West and Paige Mincey complete Wingate’s veteran roster. Both West and Mincey
earned quality playing time as true freshmen. West hit 85.7 percent of her free throws last season.
Bulldog head coach Johnny Jacumin is the dean of SAC coaches, sporting a 26-year record of 568-211 overall
during his tenure at Wingate.
Jacumin and his assistant coaches have assembled a quality recruiting class. Post players Autumn Payne
(Gordon Central HS) and Stacie Rhodes (North Raleigh Christian Academy) will give the Bulldogs many options
in the front court. Guards Suzanne Jones (West Stanly HS) and Sarah Rosser (Wakefield HS) will have every
opportunity to earn minutes throughout the season.
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2006-07 Wingate University Women’s Basketball Roster
"Bulldogs"
No
Name
Pos.
Ht.
Yr.
Hometown (High School)
3
Tanetra Barrett
G
5-5
Sr.
Marshville, N.C. (Forest Hills)
10
Brittany West
G
5-7
So.
Valdese, N.C. (East Burke)
11/1
Suzanne Jones
G
5-6
Fr.
Albemarle, N.C. (West Stanly)
12
Anna Atkinson
G
5-6
So.
Marion, N.C. (McDowell)
20
Paige Mincey
G
5-8
So.
Savannah, Ga. (South Effingham)
21
Lakin Byer
F
5-9
Sr.
Bassett, Va. (Bassett)
22
Leslie Tucker
F
5-10 So.
Matthews, N.C. (Weddington)
23
Petra Nagy
G
5-9
Budapest, Hungary (Norcross, Ga.)
24
Kasey Gillis
G
5-10 Jr.
Indian Trail, N.C. (Piedmont)
25
Sarah Rosser
G
5-10 Fr.
Raleigh, N.C. (Wakefield)
33
Kerri Metzker
F
6-0
Sr.
Charlotte, N.C. (Vance)
35
Kate Edwards
G
5-9
Jr.
Laurinburg, N.C. (Scotland)
42
Autumn Payne
F
6-1
Fr.
Dalton, Ga. (Gordon Central)
44
Stacie Rhodes
C
6-4
Fr.
Raleigh, N.C. (N. Raleigh Christian Acad.)
54
Emily Paffrath
F
6-2
Sr.
Bakersville, N.C. (Mitchell)
Head Coach:
Assistant Coaches:
Student Assistant Coach:
Certified Athletic Trainer:
Videographer:
Sr.
Johnny Jacumin
Brooke Wilkinson, Doug Jones, Lacey Hart
Shannon Proffit
Shanick Augustin
Jhanalyn Blount
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2006-07 WINGATE UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
DATE
Nov. 17-18
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Dec. 1-2
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Jan. 3
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Feb 3
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Feb. 28
Mar. 3-4
DAY
Fri.-Sat.
Fri.
Fri.
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Tues.
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Fri.-Sat.
Fri.
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Sat.
Sat.
Mon.
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Fri.-Sat.
Fri.
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S-S
OPPONENT
TIME
SITE
at Queen City Classic (hosted by Johnson C. Smith University)
Belmont Abbey vs. WINGATE
2:00 p.m.
Charlotte
Queens vs. Johnson C. Smith
4:00 p.m.
Charlotte
Queens vs. WINGATE
2:00 p.m.
Charlotte
Belmont Abbey vs. Johnson C. Smith
4:00 p.m.
Charlotte
at Claflin
6:00 p.m.
Orangeburg, S.C.
at Elizabeth City State
3:00 p.m.
Elizabeth City
at Virginia State
2:00 p.m.
Petersburg, Va.
ORTHO CAROLINA CLASSIC
UNC Pembroke vs. Carson-Newman
2:00 p.m.
WINGATE
Claflin vs. WINGATE
6:00 p.m.
WINGATE
Claflin vs. Carson-Newman
2:00 p.m.
WINGATE
UNC Pembroke vs. WINGATE
6:00 p.m.
WINGATE
FRANCIS MARION UNIVERSITY
7:00 p.m.
WINGATE
JOHNSON C. SMITH
7:00 p.m.
WINGATE
at West Virginia State Classic
at Charleston (W.Va.)
6:00 p.m.
Charleston, W.Va.
at West Virginia State
4:00 p.m.
Institute, W.Va.
*at Newberry
6:00 p.m.
Newberry, S.C.
*at Lincoln Memorial
6:00 p.m.
Harrogate, Tenn.
*CATAWBA
6:00 p.m.
WINGATE
*CARSON-NEWMAN
2:00 p.m.
WINGATE
*PRESBYTERIAN
6:00 p.m.
WINGATE
*MARS HILL
2:00 p.m.
WINGATE
*at Tusculum
6:00 p.m.
Greeneville, Tenn.
*at Lenoir-Rhyne
6:00 p.m.
Hickory
*LINCOLN MEMORIAL
6:00 p.m.
WINGATE
*at Catawba
2:00 p.m.
Salisbury
*TUSCULUM
2:00 p.m.
WINGATE
*at Presbyterian
6:00 p.m.
Clinton, S.C.
*at Mars Hill
6:00 p.m.
Mars Hill
*NEWBERRY
2:00 p.m.
WINGATE
*LENOIR-RHYNE
6:00 p.m.
WINGATE
*at Carson-Newman
6:00 p.m.
Jefferson City, Tenn.
at Food Lion SAC first round
TBA
Sites of higher seeds
at Food Lion SAC final four
TBA
Hickory
*Denotes South Atlantic Conference games
HOME GAMES BOLD TYPE, ALL CAPS
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2005-06 STATISTICS
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South Atlantic Conference Honors
1989-90
First Team
Direne Thomas (POY)
Ann Hancock
1990-91
First Team
Direne Thomas (POY)
Ann Hancock
1991-92
First Team
Ann Hancock
Second Team
Tonya Roper
1992-93
First Team
Tonya Roper
1993-94
First Team
Tonya Roper (POY)
Second Team
Cynthia Thomas
Andrea Grissett (FOY)
1994-95
First Team
Andrea Grissett
Second Team
Cynthia Thomas
1995-96
First Team
Andrea Grissett
1996-97
First Team
Andrea Grissett
1997-98
First Team
Addie Holbrook
1998-99
First Team
Temeshia Dawkins
Tricia Peckham
Second Team
Addie Holbrook
1999-00
First Team
Tricia Peckham
Second Team
Temeshia Dawkins
2000-01
Tricia Peckham
Temeshia Dawkins
2001-02
First Team
Elizabeth Biedrycki (POY)
2003-04
First Team
Samantha Dailey
Veronica Taylor
Freshman of the Year
Emily Paffrath
Coach of the Year Award
Johnny Jacumin
2004-05
First Team
Tanetra Barrett (Co-POY)
Veronica Taylor
Coach of the Year Award
Johnny Jacumin
2005-06
First Team
Tanetra Barrett (POY)
Second Team
Anna Atkinson (FOY)
Emily Paffrath
Scholar-Athlete
Ann Hancock (1991-92)
Nessy Brewer (1994-95)
Second Team
Elizabeth Rogers
2002-03
First Team
Jessica Guarneri (POY)
Second Team
Veronica Taylor (FOY)
Second Team
Lori Reavis
(POY)- Conf. Player of the Year
(FOY)-Conf. Freshman of the Year
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2005-06 NCAA DIVISION II LEADERS :
POINTS PER GAME
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28
32
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34
28
29
32
28
26
29
32
27
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2005-06 NCAA DIVISION II LEADERS:
BLOCKS PER GAME
Rk Name, Team
1. Jennifer Harris, Washburn
2. Nicole Woods, Belmont Abbey
3. LaShonda Chiles, Anderson
4. Michelle Stueve, Emporia St.
5. Lindsey Dietz, Minn. Duluth
6. Erika Quigley, St. Cloud St.
7. Leora Juster, UC San Diego
8. Tai Ellis, West Ga.
9. Emily Brister, West Tex. A&M
10. Caronica Randle, Central Ark.
11. Stephanie Mullinax, Lees-McRae
12. Ashley Reed, Fairmont St.
13. Diana Lopez, Regis (Colo.)
14. Beth Layton, St. Martin's
15. Dorothy Bowen, St. Paul's
16. Jenna Washington, Humboldt St.
Cl.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
FGM
295
194
271
259
180
309
210
223
205
189
204
193
216
173
189
215
17. Tanetra Barrett, Wingate
Jr. 32 231 12
18. Celeste Trahan, Elizabeth City St. So. 25 183
19. Rebecca Kielpinski, Alas. Anchorage Fr. 27 194
20. Jennine Sauter, UC-Colo. Spgs. Sr. 28 200
3FG
57
46
88
98
16
2
31
68
70
31
5
116
113
77
18
1
3
2
44
PTS
797
676
762
777
509
756
616
625
676
588
539
594
649
547
544
555
PPG
24.2
24.1
23.8
23.5
23.1
22.2
22.0
21.6
21.1
21.0
20.7
20.5
20.3
20.3
20.1
19.8
Rk Name, Team
1. Alicia Saunders, West Tex. A&M
2. Brittney Kroon, Seattle Pacific
3. Aisha Brown, Stillman
4. Megan Bauer, Holy Family
5. Denae Dobbins, Glenville St.
6. Shaneisha Walton, Tampa
7. Erika Quigley, St. Cloud St.
8. Melissa Nafzger, West Fla.
9. Shavone Mack, Francis Marion
10. Juile Richards, UC-Colo. Spgs.
11. Jen Nnanna, American Int'l .
Jamika Rehm, Millersville
13. Joneatta Brown, Cameron
14. Agnes Michalow, Edinboro
Cl.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
So.
Fr.
Sr.
Jr.
15. Emily Paffrath, Wingate
Jr. 32 83
16. Inga Buzoka, Mo. Western St.
Jr.
Fr.
18. Jenna Washington, Humboldt St. Sr.
19. Ashley Holiday, Augustana (S.D.) So.
20. Jennifer DiChiara, C.W. Post
So.
632 19.8 17. Molly Kiger, Fairmont St.
487 19.5
523 19.4
542 19.4
G
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BLKS BPG
134 4.2
119 4.1
101 3.7
119 3.7
122 3.7
105 3.4
105 3.1
89
3.1
86
3.0
75
2.9
70
2.7
70
2.7
71
2.6
81
2.6
71
73
68
75
68
13
2.6
2.5
2.5
2.4
2.4
2.3
HEAD COACH BARBARA NELSON
Barbara Nelson takes over the Wingate University women’s basketball team after an
extremely successful high school coaching career at Providence Day School in Charlotte.
She replaces Johnny Jacumin, who retired at the end of the 2006-07 season following 27
seasons at the NCAA Division II school.
As the head varsity girls’ basketball coach at Providence Day School in Charlotte, she
compiled a 437-176 record with seven NCISAA state championships in 21 seasons with the
Chargers. PDS was named the Charlotte Observer Sweet 16 champions five times. In
addition, Providence Day won the CISAA basketball conference crown nine times under
Nelson’s watch.
In 2006-07, Nelson led the Chargers to a 30-4 overall record, a state title and a conference
championship. The Charlotte Observer named Nelson its girls’ basketball Coach of the Year
for her efforts this season, the fourth time she has received this prestigious honor. Nelson
has compiled a winning record in 19 of her 21 seasons with the Chargers. The 30 wins this
year were a career-best for Nelson.
Barbara Nelson has ties to the South Atlantic Conference. She is a graduate of Presbyterian
College with a B.S. degree in Psychology. A four-year letter winner in basketball for the Blue
Hose, Nelson served two years on the Scotsman Club board for her alma mater. She coached three players who signed SAC
scholarships, including current Carson-Newman College rising senior forward Tashea Ledbetter.
The accolades her Providence Day players have received could fill several scrapbooks. Konecka Drakeford was a two-time Parade AllAmerican (1991 and 1993). Drakeford was the NCAA Division II Player of the Year her senior season at Johnson C. Smith University.
Both Drakeford and Natasha Brackett were named the Gatorade N.C. Player of the Year and N.C. Miss Basketball in 1993 and 2001,
respectively. Brackett (Auburn) is one of four former Chargers to sign NCAA Division I scholarships. Drakeford (Israel and Turkey) and
Brackett (Israel) have played professionally as well.
Nelson’s involvement in the game of basketball extends beyond the Providence Day campus. A 12-year participant in the Women’s
Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), Nelson was a high school All-American selection committee member in 2006-07. She has been
a Nike Basketball Camp Director from 1999 to the present.
She has coached AAU basketball (boys and girls) since 1986. Nelson was an assistant coach for an AAU 18 and under state and
national championship team in 1986. She has coached the Charlotte Royals (boys), Charlotte Monarchs, Carolina Comets and N.C.
Flight. Nelson spent two years as a floor coach for the WNBA Charlotte Sting during open and free-agent tryouts.
A much-in-demand clinician, speaker and student of the game, Nelson has worked and attended camps and clinics at Charlotte, N.C.
State, Wake Forest, Duke, UNC Chapel Hill, Lipscomb, Gardner-Webb and Wingate. Nelson and her husband Vernon have two children:
Quinn (17) and Haley (14).
“Barbara Nelson has an intensity and passion for the game of basketball,” Vice-President and Director of Athletics Steve Poston said.
“Since our first interview, Coach Nelson has approached this opportunity with enthusiasm and excitement.”
“She understands the balance an NCAA Division II student-athlete must achieve,” Poston noted. “We want to offer each of our studentathletes a well-balanced experience athletically, academically, socially and spiritually. Barbara Nelson understands this concept very
well.”
“Her track record is proven; Barbara Nelson knows how to win,” Poston added. “It is very important for us not to lose a step."
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DEBRA SAVINO
Assistant Coach
Debra Savino joins the Wingate University women’s basketball coaching staff in the summer of 2007. Savino
was an assistant women’s basketball coach at nearby Queens University of Charlotte in 2006. She has also
been a Physical Education teacher and the head basketball and field hockey coach at Charlotte Country Day
since 2001 and the Camp Director for basketball and field hockey since 2002. Savino was named the
Mecklenburg County field hockey Coach of the Year in the fall of 2006.
Savino received her Bachelor of Science degree in Government from Clark University in Worcester, Mass. At
Clark, Savino participated in two Final Fours in basketball. Also, she was a member of two state
championship teams in field hockey. Savino earned her Masters of Science in Physical Education at Winthrop
University.
Savino has loads of coaching experience at many different levels. She was the head coach of the Charlotte
Heat, a semi-pro team in the Women’s Blue Chip Basketball League. Also, Savino was the head basketball
coach at Charlotte Country Day for five seasons.
In addition, Savino has attended numerous coaching clinics to continue her professional development. She attended the Women’s Basketball
Coaches Association (WBCA) Conference/Final Four each of the past four years. Also, she attended Coach K’s Coaching Academy at Duke
University in 1997. Savino participated in WBCA/Adidas Coaches Clinic with Pat Summitt and Billie Moore in 2000.
“Coach Savino brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our staff,” Wingate head coach Barbara Nelson said. “She has been an
assistant at the college and high school levels as well as a head coach in high school and AAU basketball. She is an accomplished floor coach
and has extensive knowledge in training and conditioning.”
“Coach Savino and I have worked together previously with great success and I am excited that she will be joining Wingate’s basketball
program,” Nelson added. “Coach Savino will be planning and implementing Wingate’s weight and conditioning program along with many other
basketball duties.”
Savino has also spent time as an ACC field hockey official. Furthermore, she served as the Vice-President of the Carolina Field Hockey
Coaches Association for three years. In addition to her experience as a certified NCAA field hockey official, Savino has spent time as a lacrosse
official as well.
A graduate of Lake Region High School (Naples, Maine), Savino was inducted into the LRHS Sports Hall of Fame in 2005. She won the Carl
Bolick Coach of the Year award at Charlotte Country Day School in 2004. Under her watch, CCDS won the NCISAA field hockey state
championship in 2005. While an assistant coach at Providence Day School, Savino helped then-head coach Barbara Nelson lead the Chargers
to the NCISAA state championship in basketball (2001).
BROOKE WILKINSON
Graduate Assistant Coach
Brooke Wilkinson is in her second season with the women’s basketball coaching staff at Wingate
University. She is entering her second year with the Bulldogs and her first season under new head
coach Barbara Nelson. Wilkinson was an assistant for head coach Johnny Jacumin in 2006-07.
Wilkinson was a four-year starter on the women’s basketball team at Gardner-Webb University, where
she was a standout performer on and off the court for the GWU Bulldogs.
A Gastonia native, the East Gaston High School product finished her career in second place for most
games played (106) and most games started (87) at Gardner-Webb. A good all-around player, Wilkinson
netted a career-high 22 points against Mercer on Jan. 3, 2004. She dished out a career-best seven
assists against Florida Atlantic in 2003, currently the second most in a single game in GWU history.
“Brooke was a solid player for us and we are grateful for her time at Gardner-Webb,” GWU head coach Rick Reeves said. “She helped us
reach the Atlantic Sun Tournament for the first time in our history during her senior season. We wish her continued success at Wingate
University.”
Wilkinson graduated in May, 2006 and earned her degree in public relations with a minor in business administration. She is enrolled in
Wingate’s MBA program through the University’s Metro College.
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15
NCAA DIVISION II ALL-TIME WINNINGEST ACTIVE
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACHES -- BY PERCENTAGE
NCAA DIVISION II ALL-TIME WINNINGEST ACTIVE
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACHES -- BY VICTORIES
Coach, Team
1. Nyla Milleson, Drury
2. Gene Roebuck, North Dakota
3. Ron McHenry, Washburn
4. Brandon Schneider, Emporia St.
5. Barbara Stevens, Bentley
6. David Slifer, Central Mo. St.
7. Jodi Gault, Pitt.-Johnstown
8. Curt Fredrickson, Northern St.
9. Bob Schneider, West Tex. A&M
10. Glenn Wilkes Jr., Rollins
11. Jacques Curtis, Shaw
12. Carmen Dolfo, Western Wash.
13. Lonnie Bartley, Fort Valley St.
14. Tim La Kose, Cal St. Bakersfield
Yrs.W
6 160
19 498
6 159
8 205
29 711
17 429
24 519
27 612
28 634
20 444
6 140
15 329
22 481
13 255
L
27
85
33
45
193
117
148
183
201
143
47
112
167
94
Pct.
.856
.854
.828
.820
.787
.786
.778
.770
.759
.756
.749
.746
.742
.731
Coach, Team
1. Barbara Stevens, Bentley
2. Bob Schneider, West Tex. A&M
3. Curt Fredrickson, Northern St
Yrs.W
29 711
28 634
27 612
L
193
201
183
Pct.
.787
.759
.770
4. Johnny Jacumin, Wingate
26 568 211
.729
15. Johnny Jacumin, Wingate
26 568 211
.729
16. Nancy Winstel, Northern Ky.
26 538 209
.720
16. Darcie Vincent, California (Pa.)
10 216 84
.720
18. David Smith, Bellarmine
24 480 194
.712
19. Annette Wiles, Fort Hays St.
13 274 113
.708
20. Tom Shirley, Philadelphia U.
25 516 226
.695
21. Peter Cinella, American Int'l.
13 270 122
.689
22. Steve Harold, Glenville St.
11 229 104
.688
23. Melissa Tiber, Tusculum
5 99 46
.683
24. Steve McDonald, Fairmont St
6 118 55
.682
25. Greg Bruce, Western Ore.
15 293 137
.681
(Minimum five years as a head coach at a Division II school;
includes record at four-year colleges only)
16
5. Nancy Winstel, Northern Ky.
26
6. Jodi Gault, Pitt.-Johnstown
24
7. Tom Shirley, Philadelphia U.
25
8. Gene Roebuck, North Dakota
19
9. Lonnie Bartley, Fort Valley St.
22
10. David Smith, Bellarmine
24
11. Gene Steinmeyer, NW Mo. St.
22
12. Roger Vannoy, Lincoln Memorial 24
13. Glenn Wilkes Jr., Rollins
20
14. David Slifer, Central Mo. St.
17
15. Wendy Hedberg, SIU Edwardsville 27
16. Mary Fleig, Millersville
23
17. John Carrick, GC&SU
23
18. Robert Skinner, Albany St. (Ga.) 26
19. Chad Lavin, South Dakota
24
20. Claudette Charney, Hillsdale
22
21. Margaret Parsons, Clarion
25
22. Kathy O'Neil, Mass.-Lowel
21
23. John Reynolds Jr., Florida Tech 19
24. Lee Buchanan, Mo.-St. Louis
19
25. Lori Ulferts, St. Cloud St.
21
538
519
516
498
481
480
461
449
444
429
416
404
402
401
393
383
370
355
352
351
343
209
148
226
85
167
194
236
231
143
117
330
218
261
304
289
229
286
250
189
200
234
.720
.778
.695
.854
.742
.712
.661
.660
.756
.786
.558
.650
.606
.569
.576
.626
.564
.587
.651
.637
.594
(Note: Coaches of institutions that are reclassifying to
another division and are past the exploratory year are not
included on this list.)
Anna Atkinson
Emily Paffrath
Tanetra Barrett
Kerri Metzker
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3 TANETRA BARRETT
HOMETOWN: MARSHVILLE, N.C.
HIGH SCHOOL: FOREST HILLS
CLASS: SENIOR
POSITION: GUARD
HEIGHT: 5-5
2005-06: Tanetra Barrett was named the 2006 South Atlantic Region Player of the Year. In addition, she
was a member of the 2006 Daktronics, Inc., NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball All-America first team,
selected by members of CoSIDA. Barrett helped the Bulldogs advance to the regional finals. She was
also named a Kodak/WBCA All-America Team Honorable Mention. Furthermore, Barrett was named to
the 2006 Women’s Division II Bulletin All-American fourth team. In addition to her regional and national
honors, Barrett was named the SAC Player of the Year and a first team all-SAC pick as Wingate won the
2006 SAC regular season title. Barrett led the SAC in scoring at 19.8 points per game. She had the top
field goal percentage in the league at 53.2. Barrett also ranked among the SAC leaders in free throw percentage (76.3), rebounding (5.3), assists (2.4) and steals (1.8). Barrett was 17th in the NCAA Division II in
scoring and 45th in individual field goal percentage. Among Barrett’s 2005-06 season highlights were two
double-doubles (points, rebounds). She had 24 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Bulldogs to an 85-76
SAC road win over Mars Hill January 21. In the regional championship game versus Shaw, Barrett contributed 19 points and 10 rebounds. Barrett recorded her season-high (and career-high tying) 29 points on
two occasions: versus Johnson C. Smith (Nov. 19) and versus Presbyterian (March 1). Barrett tallied 20+
points in 11 of Wingate’s 14 SAC games and 17 of 32 total games. Barrett turns it up in conference play,
as she averaged 21.8 points per game versus SAC opponents. Barrett has scored in double figures in 32
consecutive contests. Barrett was named to the Division II South Atlantic Regional All-Tournament team.
2004-05: Barrett was named the Co-Player of the Year in the South Atlantic Conference as a sophomore.
In addition, she was a first team All-SAC selection. Barrett averaged 14.1 points per game, 4.8 rebounds
per game and 2.9 assists per game. She started 31 of Wingate’s 32 games. Barrett hit double figures 25
times, including a season-high 26 markers in a SAC overtime win at Lenoir-Rhyne (Feb. 16, 2005). She
stepped up her play in league games, hitting 14.5 points per game in SAC contests. In the SAC rankings,
Barrett was listed in almost every major statistical category. She was named to the all-tournament team
at the Miller Orthopaedic Clinic Invitational (Nov. 21) and the Valley Imports Classic (Dec. 4).
2003-04: Barrett was named to the SAC All-Freshman team after a solid first season. Barrett nailed 29
points against number 14 North Dakota State University in the Miller Orthopaedic Clinic Invitational at
Wingate in January. She had 27 points in a big SAC tournament win over Lenoir-Rhyne March 6. She
averaged 11.6 ppg. Barrett hit 54.1 percent of her field goals, second on the team to Veronica Taylor. All
total, Barrett had 18 double-figure scoring games.
HIGH SCHOOL: Barrett was a four-year starter for coach Chris Batchelor at Forest Hills High School.
As a senior, Barrett averaged 22 points per game, leading the Yellow Jackets to the state 2A sectional
finals and a 22-4 overall record. Forest Hills also won the Rocky River (2A) Conference title her final season as Barrett shot 56 percent from the field and dished out 4.2 assists per game. A four-time All-Union
County selection, Barrett has a trophy-case full of high school honors. She earned RRC Player of the
Year and Union County Player of the Year honors two times each. Tanetra is the daughter of Jerry and
Marilyn Barrett.
CAREER HIGHS:
PTS: 29 vs. Presbyterian (3/1/06)
REBS: 13 vs. Belmont Abbey (1/3/05)
ASSTS: 9 vs. N. Greenville (11/30/04)
WINGATE UNIVERSITY CAREER STATISTICS
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21 LAKIN BYER
HOMETOWN: BASSETT, VA.
HIGH SCHOOL: BASSETT
CLASS: SENIOR
POSITION: FORWARD
HEIGHT: 5-9
2005-06: Lakin Byer averaged 3.3 points and 1.4 rebounds in 30 games for
the Bulldogs in her junior season. Byer started four games for Coach Jacumin
and the Bulldogs in the 2005-06 campaign. Byer scored a season-high 13
points against USC Upstate on November 23.
2004-05: Byer came off the bench to hit a game-high 22 points as the
Bulldogs defeated Columbus State 82-71 in the first round of the 2005 NCAA
Division II South Atlantic Regional in Raleigh (March 11, 2005). She had a
double-double with 22 points and 10 rebounds. Byer averaged 6.6 points per
game. Her season-high was 23 points in a huge overtime win at Catawba
(Jan. 26, 2005). Byer had seven double-figure scoring games. She was second on the team in free throw percentage (74.7 percent).
2003-04: Byer could not have scripted her collegiate debut any better, as she
had 26 points and 11 rebounds (both team-highs) as the Bulldogs defeated
Queens in the Queen City Classic at Wingate Nov. 15. Byer started 21 of
Wingate’s 31 games as a freshman. She averaged 6.7 ppg and 3.6 rpg. Her
SAC scoring high was 19 points in a huge overtime win at Lenoir-Rhyne (Jan.
28). Byer hit double digits in eight games during her first year at Wingate. She
hit 47.1 percent of her field goals. Her 38 steals were fourth on the team
charts.
HIGH SCHOOL: Byer led Bassett to a state basketball championship in
2000. In addition, Bassett won the district and tournament titles each year
CAREER HIGHS:
she played. Her coach at Bassett was Tom Herring. As a senior, Byer led
PTS: 26 vs. Queens (11/15/03)
the team in assists with 5.7 apg. Byer won has a full trophy case, as she
earned several all-district and all-region honors during her career. She was REBS: 11 vs. Newberry (2/14/04)
an All-State selection in 2000. She also played softball at Bassett. Lakin Byer
ASSTS: 6 vs. Francis Marion (12/9/04)
is the daughter of Randy and Penny Byer.
WINGATE UNIVERSITY CAREER STATISTICS
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33 KERRI METZKER
HOMETOWN: CHARLOTTE, N.C.
HIGH SCHOOL: VANCE
CLASS: SENIOR
POSITION: FORWARD
HEIGHT: 6-0
2005-06: Kerri Metzker averaged 6.7 points and 3.3. rebounds in 28 games
for the Bulldogs in her junior season. She started one game on the year.
Metzker scored a career-high 22 points at Belmont Abbey on December 17.
2004-05: Metzker made a solid contribution to Wingate’s SAC regular
season title and NCAA play-off run. One of five Bulldogs to play in every
game (32), Metzker made eight starts for Wingate. She averaged 6.2 points
per game and 3.2 boards per game. Metzker scored a career-high 17 points
in a road win at North Greenville (Nov. 30, 2004). She had 16 points in a
big home win over Winston-Salem State (Dec. 15, 2004). Metzker had eight
double-figure scoring games for the Bulldogs during her first season in the
blue-and-gold. She is a SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll student with a
3.46 GPA in Marketing.
HIGH SCHOOL: Metzker played her high school hoops at Vance High
School in Charlotte. Metzker was a McDonald’s All-American candidate and
two-time all-league pick in basketball at Vance. On the Vance career charts,
Metzker is first in career blocks and second in career points and rebounds.
Vance won the conference title three of the four years she played. In
addition, they won the sectional and regionals titles her senior year,
advancing to the state championship game in the process. Metzker led
Vance in scoring, rebounding and blocks her final season. As a senior, she
was all-conference and all-county in basketball. Metzker was a three-time
all-league choice in volleyball, earning conference Player of the Year honors
as a senior. Kerri is the daughter of Martin and Lynn Metzker. Kerri’s mom
was an All-American swimmer at Michigan State University.
CAREER HIGHS:
PTS: 22 vs. Belmont Abbey (12/17/05)
REBS: 9 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/19/04)
ASSTS: 6 vs. Presbyterian (2/9/05)
WINGATE UNIVERSITY STATISTICS
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23 PETRA NAGY
HOMETOWN: BUDAPEST, HUNGARY
HIGH SCHOOL: NORCROSS, GA.
CLASS: SENIOR
POSITION: GUARD
HEIGHT: 5-9
2005-06: Petra Nagy averaged 2.9 points, 1.1 assists and 1.5 rebounds in 28
games for the Bulldogs. Nagy made 16 starts on the year. Nagy scored a
season-high 14 points against SAC opponent Lenoir-Rhyne on February 15.
2004-05: Nagy recorded a career-high 22 points in a SAC road win over
Presbyterian (Jan. 12, 2005). She hit double digits 11 times. The Bulldogs won
seven games when Nagy hit double figures. Nagy led the Bulldogs with 43
three-point field goals. She made her presence known in SAC play, hitting 10
points per game in league games. On the season, Nagy averaged 8.0 ppg and
2.8 rebounds per game. She is a member of the South Atlantic Conference
Commissioner’s Honor Roll with a 3.67 GPA in Sport Management.
2003-04: Nagy averaged 3.8 ppg during her first Wingate season. Nagy was
one of four Wingate players to play in all 31 games during the 2003-04
campaign. She hit 14 points in a big SAC road win at Carson-Newman Feb. 7.
In the C-N game, she hit five-of-eight field goals and three-of-four three-pointers.
Wingate was 3-1 overall when Nagy hit double-figure points. She started three
contests.
HIGH SCHOOL: Nagy joined the Bulldogs following an outstanding career at
Norcross High. A member of the Hungarian Junior National basketball team,
Nagy averaged 16 points per game and five assists per game her senior season
at Norcross for coach Mike Lee. While at Norcross, Nagy lettered in basketball,
volleyball and track. She was captain for two seasons in basketball. She earned
CAREER HIGHS:
all-county honors in basketball, leading Norcross in scoring as a junior and
PTS: 22 vs. Presbyterian (1/12/05)
scoring and assists as a senior. In volleyball, she was team MVP and team
captain her senior year, earning honorable mention all-county honors. Petra
REBS: 8 vs. Mars Hill (1/22/05)
Nagy is the daughter of Antal Nagy and Gabriella Kovacs.
ASSTS: 9 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/19/04)
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54 EMILY PAFFRATH
HOMETOWN: BAKERSVILLE, N.C.
HIGH SCHOOL: MITCHELL
CLASS: SENIOR
POSITION: FORWARD
HEIGHT: 6-2
2005-06: Emily Paffrath earned a spot on the All- SAC second team. The Mitchell High
School product led the league with 2.6 blocks per game. Paffrath was 14th on the NCAA
Division II charts in blocked shots per game. Paffrath had four or more blocks in nine
games her junior season. Wingate won eight of those nine games. Paffrath averaged 8.2
points per game and 4.1 rebounds per contest. She stepped her play in league games, as
she contributed 10 points per game and 4.7 rebounds per game in SAC play. Paffrath spent
the fall semester as a member of Wingate’s regionally-ranked volleyball team.
2004-05: Paffrath was 12th in the NCAA Division II in blocked shots per game, averaging
2.9 rejections per contest. She charted second in the SAC in the same listing. Paffrath hit a
career-high tying 21 points in a SAC road win at Newberry (Jan. 15, 2005). She made
10-of-13 field goals against the Indians. On the season, Paffrath averaged 7.1 points per
game and 5.6 rebounds per game. She is a SAC Commissioner’s Honor Roll student with a
3.41 GPA in Elementary Education. An active member of the campus community, Paffrath is
involved in the Honors Program, student government and the SAAC.
2003-04: Paffrath was named the South Atlantic Conference Freshman of the Year following
her first season in the Bulldog blue-and-gold. In addition, she was a member of the SAC AllFreshman team. Paffrath led the league in blocked shots with 2.8 blocks per game. She
was eighth in the NCAA Division II in the same category. For the season, she averaged
10.3 ppg and 8.9 rpg. Paffrath led the team in rebounding.
HIGH SCHOOL: A three-sport star (basketball, volleyball, track) at Mitchell High School,
Paffrath was the Western Highlands Conference basketball Player of the Year two years in
a row. Her senior year, she averaged 18.9 ppg, 11.0 rpg and 6.7 blocks per game as
Mitchell advanced to the N.C. state play-offs. She had four triple-doubles (points, rebounds
and blocks) during her senior season. Paffrath played on the Team North Carolina AAU
team in the USA Junior Olympics, leading the squad to the national championship. .In
volleyball, Paffrath earned All-Western Highlands Conference honors three times. She was
WHC volleyball Player of the Year her sophomore season. She was a four-year class
president and four-year member of the student council at Mitchell. Emily is the daughter of
Mark and Jackie Paffrath.
CAREER HIGHS:
PTS: 23 vs. Mars Hill (1/21/06)
REBS: 15 vs. Catawba (1/26/06)
ASSTS: 6 vs. Francis Marion (12/6/04)
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35 KATE
EDWARDS
24 KASEY
GILLIS
LAURINBURG, N.C.
SCOTLAND
JUNIOR
GUARD
5-9
INDIAN TRAIL, N.C.
PIEDMONT
JUNIOR
GUARD
5-10
2005-06: Kate Edwards averaged 6.0 points and 2.0
rebounds in 31 games for the Bulldogs in her sophomore
season. She started seven games on the year. Edwards
scored a career-high 23 points while hitting six three-point
field goals in a Bulldog victory at Claflin on November 15.
2005-06: Kasey Gillis averaged 2.9 points and 1.0 assists in
30 games. Gillis started three games and averaged 2.3
assists per start. She recorded a career-high 14 points
against West Virginia Wesleyan in the Ortho Carolina
Invitational, hosted by Wingate University on December 3.
2004-05: Kate Edwards made a solid contribution to the
Bulldogs as a first-year player. In 23 games, she chipped in
0.7 points per game and 0.6 rebounds per game. In her first
game in the Wingate blue-and-gold, Edwards hit a threepoint field goal in a win over Queens (Nov. 18, 2004). She
hit a season-high four points against NCAA Division II
number five Shaw (Jan. 6, 2005).
QUEENS UNIVERSITY OF CHARLOTTE: Gillis averaged
12 points per game and five assists per game for the Royals
in 2004-05.
HIGH SCHOOL: Kate Edwards played basketball, volleyball
and soccer at Scotland High. Her basketball coach was
Ricky Brooks. In basketball, Edwards averaged 15 ppg as
a senior. She earned team MVP honors and served as team
captain in all three sports as a senior. Edwards was allconference two years each in all three sports. A two-time
MVP in soccer, Edwards and her teammates won the
conference championship her senior year as Edwards netted
all-county honors. Edwards scored 100 goals during her
Scotland soccer career. Kate is the daughter of Roger and
Mary Evelyn Edwards. Her brother (Doug) is a member of
the Wingate University football team. Her cousin (Russ
Adams) plays infield for the Toronto Blue Jays.
HIGH SCHOOL: Kasey Gillis played basketball and soccer
at Piedmont High School. She was MVP of the basketball
team her junior and senior seasons. She was All-South
Piedmont Conference and All-Union County three years
each in basketball.
CAREER HIGHS:
CAREER HIGHS:
PTS: 23 vs. Claflin (11/15/05)
PTS: 14 vs. W.Va. Wesleyan (12/3/05)
REBS: 8 vs. Claflin (11/15/05)
REBS: 4 vs. Tusculum (1/7/06)
ASSTS: 6 vs. Newberry (2/11/06)
ASSTS: 3 vs. Newberry (3/4/06)
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12 ANNA
ATKINSON
20 PAIGE
MINCEY
SAVANNAH, GA.
SOUTH EFFINGHAM
SOPHOMORE
GUARD
5-8
MARION, N.C.
MCDOWELL
SOPHOMORE
GUARD
5-6
2005-06: Anna Atkinson was named to the 2006 Women’s Division II
Bulletin All- Freshman Team. The 2006 SAC Freshman of the Year,
she also earned a spot on the All- SAC, second team. She directed
the top-scoring offense in the SAC during her freshman campaign.
The Bulldogs averaged 76.4 points per game during the 2005-06
season. In the SAC statistical rankings, Atkinson led the league in
steals per game (2.1) and assist-to-turnover ratio (2.1). She finished
second in the SAC in assists per game (5.0). Atkinson was 32nd in
assists per game in the NCAA Division II rankings. She contributed
9.9 points per game and 3.5 rebounds per game during her first
season as Wingate’s point guard. Atkinson tallied 10.8 points per
game in SAC encounters. She had nine assists in four contests,
including league wins over Newberry (Jan. 14) and Mars Hill (Feb.
18). Atkinson notched 20 points in a game twice, the most recent
time in a 78-76 win at Newberry on Feb. 11. Atkinson hit a threepoint field goal with 16 seconds remaining that gave Wingate the
lead for good in a 67-64 victory over Clayton State University in the
semi-finals of the NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional Saturday,
March 11. Atkinson was named to the NCAA Division II South
Atlantic Regional All-Tournament team.
2005-06: Paige Mincey averaged 1.1 points and 0.6
rebounds in 20 games for the Bulldogs in her freshman
season. Mincey scored a career-high six points against
Livingstone on January 2.
HIGH SCHOOL: Mincey was a first team All-State selection
in both basketball and softball during her career at South
Effingham. Mincey completed her career with 1085 points
(she missed the final eight games of her career with an
injury). The team MVP in basketball her final season, she
averaged 16 points per game. In 2005, she hit .434 on the
softball diamond. She was first team All-Conference in tennis
her senior season.
HIGH SCHOOL: Atkinson is the career assist leader in the state of
North Carolina with 898. She was the Northwestern (4A) Conference
Player of the Year in 2004-05, leading the Titans of McDowell High
School to a 26-1 overall record. The Titans won three NW4A regular
season championships during her career. She was named the MVP
of the GlaxoSmithKline Holiday Invitational Tournament in December
of 2004, breaking the tournament records for assists.
The salutatorian of her graduating class, she played basketball,
tennis and soccer during her athletic career at McDowell. An AllState choice in basketball as a senior, Atkinson was All-NW4A four
years in a row. She also earned all-league honors in tennis (three
years) and soccer (two years).
CAREER HIGHS:
CAREER HIGHS:
PTS: 20 vs. Newberry (3/1/06)
PTS: 6 vs. Livingstone (1/2/06)
REBS: 8 vs. Shaw (3/13/06)
REBS: 3 vs. Newberry (1/14/06)
ASSTS: 9 vs. Mars Hill (2/18/06)
ASSTS: 2 vs. Elizabeth City St. (12/2/05)
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22 LESLIE
TUCKER
10 BRITTANY
WEST
MATTHEWS, N.C.
WEDDINGTON
SOPHOMORE
FORWARD
5-10
VALDESE, N.C.
EAST BURKE
SOPHOMORE
GUARD
5-7
2005-06: Leslie Tucker averaged 1.3 points and 0.8
rebounds in 19 games for the Bulldogs in her freshman
season. Tucker scored a career-high six points against
Catawba on January 25.
2005-06: Brittany West averaged 1.4 points and 0.4 assists
in 22 games for the Bulldogs in her freshman season. West
started one game against SAC opponent Lenior-Rhyne. She
scored a career-high seven points against Converse on
January 23.
HIGH SCHOOL: Leslie Tucker was a basketball and softball
standout at Weddington High School. A team captain in
basketball, she led Weddington in scoring her final season.
She was an All-South Piedmont Conference selection in
basketball her senior year. In softball, she was All-Union
County three years and All-SPC one year for the Warriors.
Her brother played baseball at Lander University.
HIGH SCHOOL: West led East Burke in assists (181) as a
senior. She is East Burke’s all-time career assist leader with
432. A three-year letterwinner, West is second on East
Burke’s career charts with 225 steals.
During her senior season, West averaged 9.7 points per
game, 6.7 assists per game and 4.7 steals per game. She
was her honorable mention All-Conference as a senior.
West played in the Charlotte All-Star Game during the spring
of 2005. Her career assists-to-turnovers ratio is 432 to 272
(1.59).Her career high was 13 assists in one game.
CAREER HIGHS:
CAREER HIGHS:
PTS: 6 vs. Catawba (1/25/06)
PTS: 7 vs. Converse (1/23/06)
REBS: 4 vs. Carson-Newman (2/25/06)
REBS: 3 vs. Converse (1/23/06)
ASSTS: 1 vs. Carson-Newman (1/28/06)
ASSTS: 3 vs. Livingstone (1/2/06)
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11/1 SUZANNE
JONES
42 AUTUMN
PAYNE
ALBEMARLE, N.C.
WEST STANLY
FRESHMAN
GUARD
5-6
DALTON, GA.
GORDON CENTRAL
FRESHMAN
FORWARD
6-1
HIGH SCHOOL: Suzanne Jones joins the Bulldogs after a
successful basketball career at West Stanly High School.
Jones was a co-captain her senior year playing for head
coach Larry Honeycutt. She led the team in points (14
ppg), assists (6 apg) and steals (5 spg). A two-time AllConference selection, Jones was the MVP of the 2005
Northeast Medical Prep Holiday Classic. A member of the
National Honor Society, Jones
earned four letters in
basketball during her time at
West Stanly. Suzanne is the
daughter of Richard and
Cindy Jones.
HIGH SCHOOL: Autumn Payne participated in three sports
while at Gordon Central High School. Payne was a member
of the basketball, softball and track teams. She captained
the Warrior basketball team her senior season. Payne was
an All-Region honoree in 2004, 2005 and 2006. Autumn is
the daughter of Marvin Payne and Donna Morgan.
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44 STACIE
RHODES
25 SARAH
ROSSER
RALEIGH, N.C.
N. RALEIGH CENTRAL
FRESHMAN
CENTER
6-4
RALEIGH, N.C.
WAKEFIELD
FRESHMAN
GUARD
5-10
HIGH SCHOOL: Stacie Rhodes was a letter winner in both
basketball and softball at North Raleigh Christian Academy.
Rhodes led her team in scoring and rebounding for two
seasons, serving as a team captain for both her junior and
senior campaigns. She also was an All-Conference
performer in her final two seasons as well. In the classroom,
Rhodes was on the “A” Honor Roll, a member of the
National Honor Society and
National Honor Roll. She
earned the National Science
and Math Merit Award. Stacie
is the daughter of David and
Tamra Rhodes.
HIGH SCHOOL: Sarah Rosser played basketball for head
coach Danielle Blackburn at Wakefield High School.
Rosser was a captain and a first-team All-Conference
performer in her senior season. The 5-9 guard was on the
Academic Honor Roll and an Academic All-Conference
honoree. Sarah is the daughter of John and Carol Rosser.
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ATHLETIC TRAINERS
Shanick Augustin,
Certified Athletic Trainer
Leigh Ann Caldwell, MBA, ATC-L
The Wingate University Athletic Training education
program received its CAAHEP certification in 2000.
Congratulations to the Athletic Training education
program and thank you to everyone who helped
make this honor happen.
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Cindy McCotter & Elaine Potter
108 S. Hayne Street
Monroe, NC 28112
Phone: 704-282-2102
Fax: 704-283-6815
Toll Free: 800-510-2951
Email: [email protected]
Celebrating our 70th year
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Union Village Pizza Hut
1013 W. Roosevelt Blvd.
Monroe, NC
704-289-2588
Chili’s Monroe
2861 W. Hwy 74
704-225-8499
GO BULLDOGS!!!
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JOHN GALICH, JR. DDS
“The only Independently Owned Photo Lab
in Union County”
GO BULLDOGS
Quality Family Dental Care Including:
* Preventative Care * Cosmetics
* Whitening * Crowns & Bridges
* Implants * Porcelain Veneers
* Root Canals * Partials * Dentures
WE DO IT ALL!!!
New Patients Welcome
Insurance Accepted
Monroe Plaza Shopping Center
1404-A Skyway Dr. Monroe, N.C.
704-283-5643
704-289-4505
1276 Stafford Street
Monroe, N.C.
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Photo Pro & More
Pizza Hut
Raceway BP/Amoco
Randall Supply
Ray-Mart
Roy Richardson
Sandy’s Cleaners
Showmars
Signs Now
Spiro’s Hilltop Bistro & Bar
Sports To You
Stonebridge Golf Club
SunTrust
Tire Country
Town of Wingate
Union Family Practice
Unique Illusions
University Auto Care
Western Sizzlin/Quincy’s
Whitley’s Lawn & Garden
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The Mane Attraction
Hair & Tanning Salon
Pam Randall
Owner/Stylist
102 W. Wilson St.
Wingate, N.C. 28174
Phone: 704-233-4481
Infrared Body Wrap, Hair, Tanning, Waxing, Retail
Walk-Ins Welcome
RANDALL SUPPLY, INC.
2409 WALKUP AVE. MONROE, N.C. 28110
AC-DC MOTOR REPAIR
INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES
BUS: (704) 289-6479
KEN RANDALL
KENNETH RANDALL, JR.
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Tanetra Barrett
Petra Nagy
Anna Atkinson
Emily Paffrath
Kerri Metzker
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Phillip R. Gaddy
Personal Financial
Allstate Financial Services, LLC
396 East Roosevelt Blvd., Monroe, NC 28112
Phone: 704-289-5041
314 West Roosevelt Boulevard
Monroe, N.C. 28110
Phone: 704-282-0076
Fax: 704-282-0077
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GO
BULLDOGS!
John Lee Bates, DDS
Family Dentistry
207 W. Wilson St.
Wingate, N.C.
(704) 233-5545
“GO BULLDOGS”
Two Monroe locations
Monroe Mall & Hwy 74 across from The Hampton Inn
Raceway BP Amoco
4 Convenient Locations:
4005 Hwy 74E
Wingate, N.C. 28174
704-233-5835
1004 N. Charlotte Avenue
Monroe, N.C. 28110
704-226-1611
7910 Lyles Lane
Concord, N.C.
704-979-0321
2030 E. Roosevelt Boulevard
Monroe, N.C. 28110
704-289-6607
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Eagle Chase Golf Club
3215 Brantley Road
Marshville, NC 28103
704-385-9000
Wally Moore
General Manager
We Want You COMPLETELY
Satisfied
Buy a Large Sandwich
And Receive a Small Drink Free
(Present this coupon before ordering)
2500 Roosevelt Blvd.
Monroe, NC 28110
(704) 289-3135
Fax: (704)283-1256
4003 Hwy 74E
Wingate, N.C. 28174
Pontiac, Buick, GMC
“GO BULLDOGS”
visit us online: www.GriffinMotor.com
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Zachary A. Cohen
Attorney at Law
Criminal Defense
Speeding Tickets
DWI
201 N. Main St. Suite 101
Monroe, N.C. 28110
Phone: 704.283.9090
Cell: 704.441.9045
Family Law
GO
BULLDOGS
WINGATE FOOTBALL LETTERMAN 1996-99
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Temporary Projects
Special iz ed Staf fing
Temp-to-Hire
704-225-1133
Fax 704-225-1120
Direct Hire
1617 W. Roosevelt Blvd Suite J
Monroe, N.C. 28110
Lisa Hildreth, CPA
Owner
“Let us be a KEY to
your staffing success.”
Wendi Mullis
Recruiting Manager
(704)-233-0274
Mike Efird
Owner
4515 Hwy. 74 East
P.O. Box 898
Wingate, NC 28174
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Sarah Shadrick
Recruiting Manager
Best Western
Inn & Suites
Monroe, North Carolina
The World’s Largest Hotel Chain
Across Monroe Aquatics Fitness Center &
Behind Union Square Cinema Eight Right
Off Highway 74 East across from Lowe’s
* Call Direct for Special Wingate University Discount!
* All Rooms One King or Two Queen Beds
*All Rooms Have: Coffee Maker, Refrigerator
* Iron, Full-sized Ironing Board, & In-Room Voicemail
* Free High-Speed Internet Access Wired & Wireless
* Free Deluxe Continental Breakfast + USA Today
* Guest Laundry & Plenty of Fitness Opportunities
* Perfect for Weddings, Reunions, or Groups
704-283-4746
2316 Hanover Drive - Monroe, N.C. 28110
www.bestwestern.com/innsuitesmonroe
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A Winning Combination…
Head football coach Joe Reich and Bob Mayberry, Jr.
celebrate the relationship between Wingate University and
Mayberry Chrysler Dodge Jeep…
www.bobmayberry.com
BAUCOM INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL LLC
Nationwide Insurance
&
Financial Services
300 East Phifer Street
Monroe, N.C. 28110
Tel. 704-283-5823
Fax 704-289-8099
300 East John Street
Matthews, N.C. 28110
Tel. 704-847-9164
Fax 704-847-1139
GOOD LUCK BULLDOGS
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Wishing the Bulldogs the best
of success
from your friends at
Jersey Mike’s of Monroe
704-238-8855
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RESTAURANTE MEXICANO
*** Daily Lunch Specials***
Dinner Specials
Monday..........Chimichanga..........6.95
Tuesday..........Pollo Fundido..........6.75
Wednesday..........Yolandos..........6.50
Thursday........Enchiladas Supreme........6.50
A SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR MANY LOYAL
CUSTOMERS FROM WINGATE UNIVERSITY
1007 W. Roosevelt Blvd. Hwy.74 Monroe
704 289-1320
GO BULLDOGS!
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Celebrating 24 Years of Caring
for Union County
Now Accepting New Patients!
For an appointment,
call 704-289-5443
John Vick, MD • Shekhar Patil, MD • William Lester, MD
Daniel Campo, MD • James Wetter, MD • Karen Bartley, MD
Valencia Tellis, MD • Heather Layfield, PA-C
Union Family Practice
Carolinas HealthCare System
1106 Reynolds St. • Monroe, NC 28112
704-289-5443
www.carolinashealthcare.org
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Duey’s #2
101 South Main St.
Wingate, NC 28174
704-233-4552
Across the street from
Town Hall
Located at:
4918 Highway 74 West
Indian Trail, NC 28079
(704)220-1500
www.metrohondanc.com
Ajimi
Sushi Bar &
Japanese Steakhouse
Lunch Buffet
11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Everyday
2106A W. Roosevelt Blvd. Monroe, NC
In Kmart and Food Lion Shopping Center
704-226-1833
BUSINESS HOURS:
Lunch: Mon. - Sun.: 11:00a.m.-3:00p.m.
Dinner: Sun. - Thurs.: 4:30p.m.-10:00p.m.
Fri. - Sat.: 4:30p.m.-10:30p.m.
Monroe: 704-226-1788
Indian Trail: 704-893-8973
http://www.larryhelms.com/sitemap.htm
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RAY-MART
“Sandy’s Cleaners”
Special Discount!
Screen printing,
Embroidery
& Sporting Goods
160A Concord Avenue
Monroe, North Carolina 28110
Shirts $0.99
Phone: 704-289-5500
Fax: 704-225-0991
Marshville - 704-624-5392
Wingate - 704-233-4358
Contacts:
Donna Bartlett
Marshall Bartlett
$50 Up 10% OFF
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PETALS PLUS
(Flowers and Gifts for All Occasions)
108 North Main Street
Wingate, N.C. 28174
704-233-4950
*Family Owned & Operated For
That Personalized Service
Store Hours:
Tues. - Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
*We Offer A Vast Selection Of Creative,
Festive, Fun Balloon Bouquets, Gift
Baskets, Silk Arrangements, Bridal & Baby
Gifts, Bridal & Wedding Flowers,
And More.
We Deliver Flowers Nationwide
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DRIVE A LITTLE - SAVE A LOT
WHOLESALE TO THE PUBLIC!
1.
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3.
4.
5.
No Gimmicks
Large Inventories
People You Can Trust
Price You Want
Check With Us Before You Buy
TIRE COUNTRY, INC.
“Quality & Service”
Hwy. 601 N., P.O. Box 475
Pageland, SC 29728
Phone: (843) 672-6563
Fax: (843) 672-5060
Hours: Monday thru Friday
7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
David F. Hill
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Ann Hill
EDWARDS AUT O
SALES
3901 Hwy. 74 East
P.O. Box 357
Wingate, N.C. 28174
Walt Perry Realty Inc.
1661 Walkup Ave. Suite B
Monroe, NC 28110
704-283-8181
waltperryrealty.com
Commercial
Industrial
Management
Investment
Consulting
Max Edwards
Union County’s Dry Cleaners
MILLS CLEANERS
AND
ROYAL CLEANERS
915 S. CHURCH ST.
MONROE, NC
704-289-1755
POTTER RD.
STALLINGS, NC
704-821-8445
1305 SKYWAY DR.
MONROE, NC
704-283-4384
WEDDINGTON CORNERS
WEDDINGTON, NC
704-849-2949
DICKERSON BLVD.
MONROE, NC
704-226-1760
HWY. 74
WINGATE, NC
704-233-1963
ROYAL CLEANERS
HAYNE ST.
MONROE, NC
704-283-6321
3109 PROVIDENCE RD.
WAXHAW, NC
704-243-3294
GO BULLDOGS!
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Sp
i ro
’s
Huge Variety of Starters
Prime Steaks
Variety of Pastas
Fresh Fish
Sauteé Dishes
GOURMET SANDWICHES AND SALADS
COFFEE BAR
Great Food
-
Good Times
“Where old and new friends meet”
74 East & 601 South
Monroe, NC
704-289-3733
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CiCi’s Pizza
LARGE 15“
1-Topping
Bring in your
Go Bulldogs!
coupon to receive:
1 Buffet, 1 Drink
including Tax for
$5.99
Medium 12”
$4.99
Additional Toppings - $1.00 ea.
pepperoni • cheese • ham • beef topping • italian style sausage • alfredo
spinach alfredo • onions • mushrooms • green peppers • black olives
greeb olives • jalapenos • pineapple • anchovies • diced tomatos
SPECIALTY Medium
$4.99
Alfredo, BBQ, Pizza
Olé & Spinach Alfredo
Large
GO
BULLDOGS!
$5.99
DEEP DISH - cheese w/ 1-topping
Medium
Large
$4.99
$6.99
Only $5.00
DESSERT OR GARLIC BREAD
Choose from: Cinnamon Rolls, Apple Pizza or Brownies
Medium
Large
$2.99
$3.99
BUFFET HOURS:
11am-10pm Daily
MONROE
(Hwy. 74)
Across from Wendy’s
good during season only
(704) 225-0829
GREAT CHINA
Chinese Food to Take Out & Eat In
Daily Lunch Specials
Monday - Saturday 11:00am-3:00pm
Located in the Food Lion Shopping Center
(704) 233-1888
Hours:
Mon-Thurs: 11:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m.
Fri & Sat: 11:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.
Sunday: Noon - 10:00 p.m.
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Lakin Byer
Petra Nagy
Emily Paffrath
Anna Atkinson
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Kasey Gillis
GO BULLDOGS!!
MYRON WILLIAMS
Central Carolina Real Estate
Realtor/Broker - Lincensed in NC & SC
Specializing in Sales & Services of: Nextel, Motoralo
2-way Radios, Fire Pagers and Metrocall & Arch Pagers
We are conveniently located at 2205 Commerce Drive
(Behind the Harris Teeter, off of Dickerson Blvd.)
“SOLD” on Wingate University
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17 Years Real Estate Experience
Lifelong Wingate Bulldog
For all your Real Estate Needs ! !
Our office Hours are:
Monday ~ Friday 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. & Saturday 8 a.m. -1 p.m.
Call us for any of your communication needs...
Office: 704-283-1127; Toll Free 800-381-9974
You can even check us out on the web at:
www.carolinacommunications.net
Home Office
(704)233-5733
Cell
(704)221-4377
In front of Wal-Mart
Serving breakfast for $2.95 - Lunch - Dinner
Dine-in or Take-out
www.showmars.com
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IT RUNS CIRCLES
AROUND
EVERYTHING…
INCLUDING THE
COMPETITION
DINE IN * TAKE OUT * DELIVERY
DAILY SPECIALS:
Mon. & Tues: One 14” Pizza w/2 toppings
Wed. & Thurs: Two 14” Pizzas w/ 2 topping
Fri & Sat.:
One 16” Pizzas w/ 2 topping
$7.50
$15.00
$10.00
$10.00 MINIMUM FOR DELIVERY
AVAILABLE WITHIN A 8 MILE RADIUS MON-SAT
ALL DAY LONG
CASH, VISA, or MASTERCARD
(704) 624-2622
STORE HOURS:
Monday– Thursday 11:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
Friday & Saturday 11:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.
6330B W. Marshville Blvd, Monroe, NC
(Next to Gaye Chevrolet)
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The new Kubota ZD21 zero turning radius mower is designed
to take on the toughest turf-all day, everyday.
The ZD has the lowest noise level of any mower in its class.
Our Deluxe Link-Type suspension seat gives you the
smoothest, most comfortable ride you’ve ever had on a turf
mower. A PTO powered blower feeds a huge 12-bushel hopper
so you can mow longer before stopping to empty clippings.
The mid-mount mower is easily raised and lowered with a
Hydraulic Lift. Cutting height is adjusted by turning a dial.
Kubota’s unique Tilt-Up feature allows you to easily raise the
front of the mower to perform routine blade maintenance, without removing the mower deck.
Innovation. Performance. Convenience. If this is what you
value in a turf mower, climb aboard.
3144 Hwy. 74E Monroe, NC 28112
704-233-4242
GO BULLDOGS!!
Authentic Japanese Cuisine, Seafood & Steakhouse
Fast, Healthy, Filling & Delicious
Dine-In, Take Out, Drive-Thru
Watch your meal cooked while waiting!!
Our Menu Includes:
Fast Entrees
Kanki Kabobs
Soba Noodles
Combination Specials
Hours:
Sunday-Thursday: 11:00AM-9:30PM
Friday-Saturday: 11:00AM-10:00PM
2259 W. Roosevelt Blvd. Monroe, NC 28110 704-226-1988
Best of Luck
from
The Jesse Helms Center
www.jessehelmscenter.org
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ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
The purpose of the Wingate University Athletic Endowment
Scholarship Program is to provide scholarship assistance to
academically qualified student-athletes who show evidence of
financial need. All financial awards, including athletic
scholarships, are coordinated through the Office of Student
Financial Planning.
The R. Douglas Branch Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Branch Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1988
by friends, business associates, and family of R. Douglas Branch.
Douglas Branch was a 1961 graduate of Wingate College. His
love for Wingate, developed as a student and nurtured through
many years as a caring alumnus, led him to support his school in
many ways. He had a strong interest in Wingate athletics,
especially the women's basketball team.
The Ron W. Christopher Baseball Endowed Scholarship
The Christopher Baseball Endowed Scholarship was established
by friends, former baseball players and family of Coach Ronald
W. Christopher. Awarded to a baseball player, the scholarship
recognizes Coach Christopher's unparalleled contributions to
Wingate University.
Wingate's all-time leader in coaching wins, Christopher is a
member of the NAIA Hall of Fame and the Wingate University
Sports Hall of Fame. His players and teams won numerous awards
and championships.
The Bill Connell Memorial Golf Scholarship
The Connell Memorial Golf Scholarship was established at
Wingate College in 1993 by friends, faculty and staff, students and
family of William Franklin "Bill" Connell, class of 1953.
Bill Connell was a student, teacher, coach, counselor and valued
employee in his 34-year association with Wingate University. As a
student, Bill developed a lifelong appreciation for Wingate,
blossoming into his life's work. Generations of students learned to
play golf from coach Connell. In the late 1970's and early 1980's,
his golf teams won 49 consecutive title matches.
Connell began the Wingate Sports Hall of Fame and was inducted
in 1988. His love for Wingate was reflected in his organizational
skills, desire to attain excellence and dedication to students and to
the school.
The Herschel "Red" and Mary B. Edwards
Endowed Scholarship
The Edwards Endowed Scholarship was established at Wingate
University in 1988 by Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Edwards. Herschel
"Red" Edwards graduated from Wingate College in 1939. His love
and concern for young people was demonstrated by his providing
this scholarship. "Red" was inducted into the Wingate Sports Hall
of Fame in 1988.
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The Ann Hancock Athletic Endowed Scholarship
The Ann Hancock Athletic Endowed Scholarship was established
in 1997 by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hancock, Jr., parents of Ann
Hancock ('92). This scholarship honors Ann Hancock, a studentathlete at Wingate from 1988-1992.
While at Wingate, Ann Hancock received numerous awards for
her excellence in academics, athletics and leadership. Her
achievements made a positive impact on her fellow students, the
University and the larger community.
The head women's basketball coach at UNC Wilmington, Hancock
was inducted into the Wingate University Sports Hall of Fame in
1998. She was named the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)
Coach of the Year in 2003.
The Gene Huntley Memorial Golf Endowed Scholarship
The Huntley Memorial Golf Endowed Scholarship was established
in 1988 at Wingate University by family and friends of Gene
Huntley. This scholarship fund honors the memory of Gene
Huntley who attended Wingate College in 1984-88. Gene was a
young man whose love for his family, friends and life was
demonstrated in many ways. He enjoyed golf and became a very
good player in high school and college.
The Danny Miller Athletic Endowed Scholarship
The Miller Athletic Endowed Scholarship was established in 1996
by former players, friends, and associated of Danny Miller. The
men's basketball at Wingate University from 1946-52, Coach
Miller made a positive impact on his players, the university and
the larger community. He was inducted into the Wingate Sports
Hall of Fame in 1987.
The Winston Parks, Jr. Memorial Basketball
Endowed Scholarship
The Winston Parks, Jr. Memorial Basketball Endowed Scholarship
was established in 2002 by family and friends of Winston Parks,
class of 1993. Winston Parks, Jr. was a young man who enjoyed
playing basketball. He won many honors during an illustrious
academic and athletic career at Wingate.
Parks was the first senior college student-athlete to have an NBA
tryout. Winston was inducted into the Wingate University Sports
Hall of Fame (posthumously) in 2002.
Criteria for each scholarship varies. For more information about
endowed athletic scholarships at Wingate University, please
contact Lee Ragsdale at 704-233-8118.
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H & S Paving LLC
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Petroleum Associates
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Pierce Family Wellness Center
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Ms. Karen Porter
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Precious “Car” Go (Susan Wagner)
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ragsdale
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REA Brothers
Reddick R & D Company
Ms. Barbara Rice
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(Lloyd Carter)
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Ms. E. Marie Roberts
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R & R Sales
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Mr. Brett Robert Stewart
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Testa
Three Oaks Contractors
Tideland Electric Membership
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Mr. Brett Townsend
Trinity Tree Company
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Ms. Doris Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. William Via
Waddell & Associates, Architects (Susan
Waddell)
Ms. Susan Wagner
Mr. John H. Waller III
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Wells & West
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Mr. Rainey Ashcraft, Sr.
Mr. Russell and Dr. Martha Asti
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Mr. Jerry C. Austin
Austin Business Forms (Brock Austin)
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Bartlett
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Ms. Audra Begg
Dr. J. Gregory Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Benshoof
Mr. Thomas L. Benson III
Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Billinger
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Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bodycombe, Jr.
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Ms. Deloris Stone Brock
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rhett Brown
Dr. Nancy L. Bush
Mr. and Mrs. J. Marc Butler
Ms. Leigh Ann Caldwell
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Carolinas Medical Center-Union
Mr. Kenneth E. Carter, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Casalou
Mr. Richard G. Cashwell
Mr. Gregory R. Clemmer
Mr. Dorsel Wayne Cole
Dr. and Mrs. G. Byrns Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. James Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Corder
Mr. G. Morrison Creech
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Creech
Mr. Richard Creech
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Dr. and Mrs. Barry Cuffe
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Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Drew
Mr. Derek Dunn
Mr. Olen C. Easter, Jr.
Ms. Patricia Edwards
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Dr. Sheryl R. Ginn
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Mr. Evan Grady
Mr. William Graham
Mr. James Grisdale
Dr. E. Lea Hadden, Jr.
Mr. John G. Hammond, Jr.
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Mrs. Ella T. Hargett
Dr. and Mrs. John Hartness
Ms. Dorothy Hicks
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hill
Mr. Steven Hilley
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Ms. April McCollum
Dr. Jerry E. McGee
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Mr. Frampton E. Wyndham, Jr.
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Join the Bulldog Club
The Wingate University Bulldog Club provides alumni, parents and friends of the University with the opportunity to support
the student-athletes who so proudly wear the blue and gold. All contributions to the Bulldog Club are 100 percent tax
deductible and help provide funding for the athletic scholarships.
In 2005-06, 402 Wingate students participated on 17 NCAA Division II varsity teams, winning three conference championships and six regional tournament bids. The Bulldogs compete in the South Atlantic Conference, one of the premier conferences in the country.
Bulldog Club members receive monthly newsletters and E-mail updates about the progress of the athletic teams in season.
They are welcomed by the hospitality room before home football and at conference basketball doubleheaders.
The Bulldog Club is a way for friends of the University to stay connected and help outstanding young men and women compete in college athletics. Last year, the Bulldog Club had 181 memberships and 194 members. Our goal for 2006-07 is to
have a minimum of 200 Club members.
This year, the Bulldog Club will sponsor the Bill Connell Memorial Golf Tournament Friday, October 27 during the University’s
Homecoming festivities. We hope everyone will come out for a great day of fun, fellowship, food and golf.
Join the Bulldog Club today and share in the success of the Wingate athletic program. Know that your gift is important to the
future of Wingate University.
Bulldog Club Gift Levels
Hall of Fame Club - $2,500 +
Golden "W" Club - $1,000 - $2,499
Big Blue Club - $500 - $999
Coach's Club - $250 - $499
Player's Club - $100 - $249
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WINGATE UNIVERSITY
SIZE: More than 1,700 students, 390-acre campus including six residence halls, student apartments, rolling lawns,
a lake, first-class athletic facilities and more than 30 buildings
LOCATION: Less than an hour from metropolitan Charlotte, N.C. Four miles east of Monroe. Midway between
the North Carolina mountains and coast. Wingate University, Campus Box 3059, Wingate, North Carolina 28174.
Check out our home page at www.wingate.edu. Or call us at 1-800-755-5550.
HISTORY: Wingate University was founded by Baptists in 1896 as an independent institution and is accredited
by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Wingate University is coeducational. Its students come from
more than 30 states across America and several foreign countries. They represent a diverse range of races, faiths
and ethnic heritages.
ACADEMICS: Wingate University is a liberal arts university offering more than 37 majors on the undergraduate
level including pre-professional programs. It offers graduate programs in business and education as well as a
doctorate of pharmacy (PharmD). Ninety percent of faculty hold doctorates in their teaching specialty. All classes
and labs are taught by faculty. Low student-to-teacher ratio.
ATHLETICS: NCAA Division II intercollegiate men’s baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, lacrosse,
soccer, swimming and tennis. Intercollegiate women’s basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, swimming,
tennis and volleyball. Co-ed cheerleading is also a varsity sport. Men’s and women’s intramural programs.
TRAVEL/STUDY PROGRAMS: W'International is available to every student at little additional cost. Students
and professors have visited several hundred destinations on five continents throughout the world. The Wingate-inLondon semester allows as many as 20 students and a Wingate University professor to spend 14 weeks studying in
Europe each fall. Select Wingate University students study abroad at partner universities in Hong Kong, China and
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Undergraduate Studies
Accounting
Art
Art & Education
Athletic Training
Biology
Bioloy & Education
Business Mathematics
Chemistry
Chemistry Business
Communication Studies
Computer Science
Elementary Education
English
English & Education
Environmental Biology
Finance
Fine Arts (BFA)
History
Human Services
Management
Marketing
Mathematics
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Mathematics-Computer Science
Mathematics & Education
Middle Grade Education
Music
Music Education
Parks & Recreation Administration
Philosophy
Physical Education
Psychology
Reading Education
Religious Studies
Sociology
Social Studies Education
Spanish
Sport Management
Pre-Professional Programs
Pre-Dentistry
Pre-Engineering
Pre-Law
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Ministerial
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
Graduate Studies
Business (MBA)
Education (MAEd, MAT)
Physical Education (MEd.)
Sports Administration (MEd.)
Professional Studies
Pharmacy (PharmD.)
DEGREES OFFERED:
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Liberal Studies
Bachelor of Music Education
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Master of Business Administration
Master of Arts in Teaching
Master of Arts in Education
Doctor of Pharmacy
Master of Education in Physical Education
Master of Education in Sports Administration
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