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ODU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
2010-11 QUICK FACTS
GENERAL
COACHING STAFF
Name of School: Old Dominion University
City, Zip: Norfolk, Va. 23529-0201
Founded: 1930 (as the Norfolk Division of the College of
William & Mary)
Enrollment: 24,013
Nickname: Lady Monarchs
School Colors: Slate Blue, Sky Blue, & Silver
Arena Name: Ted Constant Convocation Center
Capacity: 8,600
Affiliation: NCAA Division I
Conference: . Colonial Athletic Association
President: John Broderick (Northeastern)
Athletic Director: Dr. Wood Selig (Washington & Lee)
Office Phone: (757) 683-3369
Athletic Dept. Phone: (757) 683-3375
Athletic Ticket Office: . (757) 683-4444
Head Coach: Wendy Larry (Old Dominion ‘77)
Record at ODU: . 539-192/23 seasons
Overall Record: 588-223/26 seasons
Assistant Coaches: Nikita Lowry Dawkins (Ohio State ‘89)
Celeste Hill-Brockett (Old Dominion‘94)
Michele “Belle” Koclanes (Richmond ‘02)
Dir. of Basketball Operations: Beth Bradley (Lipscomb ‘03)
Office Phone: 757-683-3401
HISTORY
First Year of Basketball: 1969-70
Overall All-Time Record: 909-314 (.743)/41 yrs.
NCAA Appearances/Last: 25/2008
SPORTS INFORMATION
Sports Information Director: . Carol Hudson
Associate Director: Kim Zivkovich
Assistant Director (WBB Contact): Dustin Semonavick
Assistant Director: Eric Bohannon
SID Office Main Phone: . (757) 683-3372
Semonavick Direct Line: (757) 683-5581
SID Fax: . (757) 683-3119
Semonavick Cell Phone: . (757) 544-8393
Semonavick Email: . [email protected]
ODU Website: www.odusports.com
Press Row Phone: 757-683-5596
SID Address: Athletic Admin. Bldg., Norfolk, VA 23529
TEAM INFORMATION
2009-10 Record: . 19-14
2009-10 Conference Record: . 14-4/1st
2009-10 Post Season: WNIT
1st Round: vs. American W, 63-55
2nd Round: at Providence L, 76-61
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/4
Starters Retuning/Lost: 4/1
Newcomers: 3
RADIO INFORMATION
Radio Station: ESPN Radio 94.1 FM
Address: . 5589 Greenwich Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Phone: (757) 671-1000
Play-By-Play: Tony Mercurio
Color: Susan Montgomery
PLAYER INFORMATION
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
2010-11 ROSTER
2010-11 Old Dominion University Lady Monarchs Basketball Roster
NUMERICAL
No.
2
3
4
5
11
14
23
25
32
35
44
53
Name
Jasmine Parker
Mairi Buchan
Rebecca Allison
Alena Voronina
Kquanise Byrd
Jackie Cook
JoNiquia Guilford
Brittany Campbell
Ashley Dolgoff
Shadasia Green
Tia Lewis
Shakeva Richards
Pos.
G
C
G
F
G
G
G
C
G
G/F
C/F
F
Cl.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.-r
Sr.
Sr.
So.
So.-r
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
Ht.
5-6
6-2
5-8
6-2
5-7
6-0
5-10
6-3
6-1
5-9
6-3
6-2
Hometown/High School
Norfolk, Va./Maury
Stirlingshire, Scotland/Denny
Edinburgh, Scotland/Portobello
Brisbane, Australia/Forsyth Country Day
St. Petersburg, Fla./Lakewood/Miami-Dade
Hinckley, Ohio/Regina
Portsmouth, Va./Wilson
Indianapolis, Ind./Brebeuf Jesuit Prep
Ellicott City, Md./Gleneig Country School
Paterson, N.J./Eastside
Poulan, Ga./Worth County/Central Florida
Griffin, Ga./Spalding
ALPHABETICAL
No.
4
3
11
25
14
32
35
23
44
2
53
5
Name
Rebecca Allison
Mairi Buchan
Kquanise Byrd
Brittany Campbell
Jackie Cook
Ashley Dolgoff
Shadasia Green
JoNiquia Guilford
Tia Lewis
Jasmine Parker
Shakeva Richards
Alena Voronina
Pos.
G
C
G
C
G
G
G
G
C/F
G
F
F
Cl.
Fr.-r
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Sr.
So.-r
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
Sr.
Ht.
5-8
6-2
5-7
6-3
6-0
6-1
5-9
5-10
6-3
5-6
6-2
6-2
Hometown/High School
Edinburgh, Scotland/Portobello
Stirlingshire, Scotland/Denny
St. Petersburg, Fla./Lakewood/Miami-Dade
Indianapolis, Ind./Brebeuf Jesuit Prep
Hinckley, Ohio/Regina
Ellicott City, Md./Gleneig Country School
Paterson, N.J./Eastside
Portsmouth, Va./Wilson
Poulan, Ga./Worth County/Central Florida
Norfolk, Va./Maury
Griffin, Ga./Spalding
Brisbane, Australia/Forsyth Country Day
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach:
Assistant Coaches:
Director of Basketball Operations:
Wendy Larry (Old Dominion '77)
Nikita Lowry Dawkins (Ohio State ‘89)
Celeste Hill-Brockett (Old Dominion ‘94)
Michele Koclanes (Richmond ‘02)
Beth Bradley (Lipscomb ‘03) ODU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
HEAD COACH WENDY LARRY
Position: Head Coach
Record: Overall: 588-223/26 seasons
At ODU: 539-192/23 seasons)
Success is synonymous with the Lady Monarch basketball...something Wendy Larry has achieved from every position possible. For Larry, the love affair with Old Dominion does not
merely begin in 1987 when she was named head coach, but spans three decades full of history.
From one of the first women student-athletes to receive grant-in-aid to the beginning of an illustrious coaching career as a graduate assistant to an assistant coach under one of
the legends in the business to an impeccable list of achievements at the helm of a program, Wendy Larry has at the forefront of one of the biggest collegiate women’s basketball
programs in history. In her 30 plus years associated with Old Dominion her long list of accomplishments continue to grow. During the 2009-10 season, the program reached a
monumental benchmark with its 900th win, of which Coach Larry has been a part of nearly 800 either as player, assistant or head coach. Old Dominion became just the third school in
history to reach the 900-win mark.
As the head coach of the Old Dominion women’s basketball program now for over two decades, Larry’s teams have reached astonishing 20 NCAA Tournaments, captured a NCAA
record setting 17-straight Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Titles, collected over 500 victories, and continue a historic and iconic Lady Monarch tradition year-in and year-out.
Considered one of the elite coaches in the continuing growing world of women’s basketball, she has supplied further prestige and fame to what is the Lady Monarch women’s
basketball dynasty. Old Dominion teams have always been teams of ambition and determination with their passion to succeed found starting from the top down. Positioning herself as
a true leader in her profession, Larry has led her teams to 19, 20+ wins seasons over her tenure. In 26 years as a head coach, she has compiled an impressive 588-223 record and
as the head of the Lady Monarch program, has won an impressive 73.7 percent of her games (539-192). Her Old Dominion teams have been the dominant force in the CAA, including
assembling what was known as the “The Streak,” consisting of 113 consecutive regular and post-season conference victories from 1995-2001. The Lady Monarchs have gone undefeated nine times and have suffered more than three conference losses in a season just twice.
Larry’s achievements have not gone without recognition. She has been the recipient of ten Coach of the Year awards from three different leagues, most recently in 2010 with her
eighth CAA Coach of the Year nod. She has also been recognized on the national level as well with WBCA District III, RCA, Sporting News, and United States Women’s Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) Coach of the Year accolades.
Returning to her alma mater as head coach of the Lady Monarchs in 1987, Larry immediately made her impact, being named the Sun Belt Coach of the Year as her squad advanced to
the NCAA Tournament. During the next two seasons, Old Dominion collected over 20 wins each year and advanced to second round NCAA play, posting marks of 23-9 (1988-89) and
21-10 (1989-90). In 1991-92, the team posted a 20-11 mark and advanced to the NCAA East Region.
The following season saw Larry and Old Dominion reach the NCAA Mideast second round with a record of 22-8. The Lady Monarchs reached the East Regional Round with a 25-6
ledger in 1993-94 and then the Sweet Sixteen in 1995-96 with a 29-3 mark.
In the late 90’s, Old Dominion enjoyed a resurgence of national success with an appearance in the 1997 NCAA National Championship game against the Lady Vols of Tennessee in
Cincinnati, Ohio. Closing out the `90s, the Lady Monarchs were regulars in the “Sweet 16.”
Larry’s Lady Monarchs have remained a force to be reckoned with into the next century. Continuing their winning ways, Old Dominion remained the juggernaut of the CAA and danced
onto “Elite Eight” in 2002 upsetting Georgia, Purdue, and Kansas State along the way, as well as a captivating “Sweet 16” march in 2008. The Lady Monarchs enthralled a national
ESPN audience in 2008 with a thrilling overtime upset second round victory over Virginia and Old Dominion finished the year ranked 10th in the both the Associated Press and ESPN/
USA Today Poll with a 31-5 overall record, the most wins since the Lady Monarchs’ national championship appearance.
Larry’s success stories have also transcended to the professional ranks. Nine of her former players have been drafted by the WNBA. Following the 2002 season, Larry witnessed four
of her former Old Dominion student-athletes reach the pro ranks as Old Dominion joined Connecticut with the most athletes selected in the draft. In fact, once a Monarch, always a
Monarch held true for former Lady Monarchs Ticha Penicheiro and Hamchetou Maiga-Ba as they won the 2005 WNBA Championship with Sacramento Monarchs. Maiga-Ba, now with
the Houston Comets, was also featured on the world’s stage as she joined her native Mali national team to the Beijing Olympics in August of 2008.
Larry’s impact has also reached the coaching ranks. Old Dominion legend and former assistant Anne Donovan led Charlotte in 2001 to the WNBA Finals, Seattle to the WNBA championship trophy in 2004, and most recently as the head coach of the gold-medal winning Team USA at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. She has since returned to the collegiate ranks, taking
over the head coaching position at Seton Hall University. Additionally, Alisa Scott, a six-year member of Larry’s staff, served an assistant coach for the three-time WNBA Champion
Houston Comets.
Prior to her current post at Old Dominion, Larry was the head coach at nearby Virginia Wesleyan College from 1978-79 and Arizona from 1985-87. She was named the PAC West
Coach of the Year during the 1985-86 campaign as her Wildcat team posted a 19-9 record. In addition, Larry spent one year as the head coach at Cape Henry Collegiate High School
in Virginia Beach.
Larry first returned to her alma mater under the guidance of women’s basketball hall of famer Marianne Stanley for the 1979-80 season as a graduate assistant coach before being
elevated to a full-time assistant. During that span, she was part of two Old Dominion national championships - 1980 (AIAW) and 1985 (NCAA).
An active member of several committees and boards away from the hardwood, she served a two-year term as President of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) and
is a member of the USA Basketball Collegiate Committee. She has also been involved with the USA Today Coaches Poll board, the NCAA East Regional Women’s Basketball Advisory
Committee, and the advisory committee for Coaches vs. Cancer.
Larry is also committed to many civic organizations through the Hampton Roads area. She has served on the Board of Directors for the Hampton Roads Habitat for Humanity and
created the “Wendy Walk” to help raise money for Habitat’s cause. Wendy and her team are also supporters of “The Buddy Walk of Hampton Roads,” an effort to raise money and
awareness of Down’s Syndrome. She has also been involved with Coaches Care in an effort to help raise money for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Larry also served as the honorary
chair of the 2003 Race for the Cure in Hampton Roads. Her and her teams over the past years have been active with the annual race, as well as the annual “Hoops for a Cure” event at
the Ted Constant Convocation Center, which helps raise money for the Tidewater Chapter of the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
A native of Bloomingdale, New Jersey and a huge New York Yankees fan, Larry and her boat, Time Out, call Virginia Beach home.
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
ASSISTANT COACH NIKITA LOWRY DAWKINS
Last College: Ohio State ‘89
Position: Assistant Coach
Experience: Seventh Season
Alma Mater: Ohio State ‘89
Nikita Lowry Dawkins begins her seventh season as a member of the Old Dominion women’s basketball coaching staff. Dawkins serves as the Lady Monarchs’
recruiting coordinator. Dawkins served as an assistant coach with the Lady Monarchs in 2004 and 2005 followed by a season as the top assistant at Texas Tech.
She returned to the Old Dominion sidelines in 2007.
Combined, Dawkins has helped Old Dominion to a 138-56 overall mark, four CAA Tournament titles leading to an unprecedented 17 overall league titles for the
Lady Monarchs, and four NCAA appearances, including the memorable run to the “Sweet 16” in 2008. Old Dominion has remained the dominating force in the
CAA as Dawkins has seen the Lady Monarch record 91 league wins and only 17 conference losses in her tenure.
An All-American and Hall of Fame Member of The Ohio State women’s basketball team, Dawkins came to Old Dominion with vast coaching and playing experience, including head coaching stints at New Mexico State and Detroit Mercy ,as well as assistant coaching positions at New Mexico State, Ohio State, and
Michigan.
Internationally, Dawkins has been active with USA Basketball, both as a coach and a player. In 2002, she was an assistant with the U.S. 20-and-Under squad that
won the gold medal at the COPABA Young Women’s World Championships in Ribeirao Preto, Brazil. During her collegiate days, Lowry Dawkins was a member of
two USA Select Teams (1988 & 1990), the World University Team (1989), and the Junior National Team (1987).
Beginning her coaching career with the University of Michigan in 1991, Dawkins spent two seasons as a member of the Wolverine coaching staff before returning
to her alma matter, The Ohio State, for a three-year stint in 1993. While on the sidelines the Buckeyes posted a combined record of 52-40, which culminated with
a 21-13 record in 1995-96 and a trip to the NCAA Tournament.
Dawkins took over the reigns of the Detroit Mercy program in 1996, coaching the Titans to a Midwestern Collegiate Conference (MCC) title and the school’s firstever NCAA appearance in 1997. In all, Dawkins coached 10 All Midwestern Collegiate Conference athletes at Detroit Mercy, as well as 20 honor students.
Following her three-year stint at Detroit Mercy, Dawkins spent three seasons at New Mexico State as both an assistant and head coach. As an assistant, Dawkins
served as the Aggies recruiting coordinator and worked closely with the post players. In her first season as head coach at New Mexico State, her team set an
NCAA record for most three-point field goals in a game (21), ranked second nationally with a 8.4 three-point field goal average, and set a New Mexico State
record shooting 76.3 percent from the free throw line. Additionally, the Aggies earned the most wins since 1995-96 seasons.
As a player, Dawkins was a four-year letterwinner for The Ohio State from 1985-1989 where she helped lead the Buckeyes to four NCAA Tournament appearances
and three BIG TEN titles. During her senior campaign, she was named a Kodak and Street & Smith All-American, the Big Ten Player of the Year by the Chicago
Tribune, and was a unanimous all-conference selection. During her final season she led OSU to a 24-6 overall record and a 16-2 mark in Big Ten play, as well as
a share of the Big Ten Championship. Dawkins also led the league in field goal percentage, steals, and tied for the lead in rebounding as a junior, and became the
first Buckeye women’s player to average over 20 points per game since 1979.
In 2000, Dawkins was inducted into Ohio State’s Hall of Fame and in 2002 she was named to the Buckeye’s All-Century Team.
Following her graduation with a degree in economics, Dawkins spent a year abroad playing professionally for the Italmeco Bari Club in Bari, Italy.
Dawkins, a member of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and her husband, Tony, a men’s college, NBDL, and WNBA official, reside in Norfolk, Virginia.
ASSISTANT COACH CELESTE HILL BROCKETT
Experience: Fourth Season
Alma Mater: Old Dominion ‘94
One of the most recognizable faces on the floor in Lady Monarch women’s basketball history comes to the sidelines at her alma mater as an assistant coach for
the Lady Monarchs. One of the most decorated players in Lady Monarch history, Celeste Hill Brockett returns to Old Dominion after serving as the head coach of
Holmes High School in her hometown of Covington, Kentucky.
The 2008-09 season marked the second stint for Hill Brockett as an assistant having begun her coaching career with the Lady Monarchs during the 1998-99 after
playing basketball overseas in Israel and Greece.
As a student-athlete, Hill Brockett helped Old Dominion begin its 17-year reign of Colonial Athletic Association titles, earning Player of the Year honors from the
CAA three times. While donning the Lady Monarch uniform, Hill Brockett’s teams compiled a 72-46 overall record and won three CAA conference championships.
During her final two years, the Lady Monarchs were a perfect 28-0 in league play.
Besides her all-conference accolades, Hill Brockett was named the CAA Most Valuable Player in 1994, Player of the Year in the State of Virginia, and earned Kodak
District III All-American honors. As a freshman, she was named the Sun Belt Rookie of the Year.
With her name still reading high in the Old Dominion and CAA history books, Hill Brockett stands fifth at Old Dominion in all-time scoring (2,112) and rebounding
(1,124) and third in steals (327). She is currently the CAA leader in career scoring average (17.9) and is second in the league in all-time scoring and scoring average in a season (20.5). She was also the first player in Old Dominion history to lead the team in scoring and rebounding all four years of her career.
Hill Brockett performed the “double-double” 49 times in 118 career games, scored in double figures 107 times, and also performed a “triple-double” against Virginia Commonwealth in the 1993-94 season, scoring 20 points with ten rebounds and twelve steals. She ranked eighth nationally in field goal percentage (.616)
her senior season and was also ranked 19th in the category as a freshman shooting 58.9 percent from the floor.
Continuing her career on the professional level, Hill-Brockett was a member of Ano Liosia in Athens, Greece and Ramat-Chen in Ramat Gan, Israel from 19982000.
Hill Brockett’s coaching career began during 1998-99 season at her alma mater, where she helped guide the Lady Monarchs to their eighth CAA title and the
“Sweet 16” of the NCAA Tournament. Old Dominion collected a 28-4 overall record and ranked as high as fifth nationally.
Following her second stint playing overseas, Hill Brockett returned to her hometown of Covington in Kentucky as her high school’s assistant varsity and head junior varsity coach for four seasons before becoming the head coach in 2004. During her time with Holmes High School as an assistant coach, Hill Brockett’s teams
were the state runners-up in 2002 and captured the ninth regional championship. She also taught mathematics at Holmes and served as a Drop Out Prevention
Coordinator and Covington Summer Youth Program Coordinator.
Graduating from Old Dominion in 1994 with a degree in human services and counseling, Hill Brockett is currently pursuing a master’s degree in education from
Northern Kentucky University. She was inducted into the Old Dominion Sports Hall of Fame in 2002, the Northern Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame in September of
2006, and the Behringer-Crawford Museum in April 2008.
She and her husband, Gary Alexander Brockett, currently reside in Virginia Beach, Virginia. They have a son, Kingston, who is the newest addition to their family.
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
ASSISTANT COACH BELLE KOCLANES
Experience: Third Season
Alma Mater: Richmond ‘02
Belle Koclanes begins her third season as an assistant coach at Old Dominion. Koclanes joined the Lady Monarch women’s basketball staff after four seasons as
an assistant coach at the University of Pennsylvania and having been a standout on the University of Richmond’s squad.
Koclanes (pronounced ko-clan-ss), a 2002 Richmond graduate, was a four-year starting point guard and three-year captain, compiling 1,205 points and a school
record 793 assists. Her total assist mark ranks her 25th in career assist leaders at the Division I level and her name can also be found in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) record books ranking second in assists average in a season (7.6) and at seventh in career assists (575).
In 2002, she was an All-America nominee, Naismith Award candidate, Third Team All-Atlantic-10 honoree, and Atlantic-10 All-Academic selection. Koclanes was
also a member of the CAA All-Tournament Team in 1999 and a First Team All-CAA selection in 2001.
Following her collegiate career, Koclanes played professionally overseas competing and traveling throughout Greece and Bulgaria. She was a member of Panserraikos, a member of the Foreign International Basketball Association (FIBA).
Koclanes’ coaching career began as the director of basketball operations at Ivy League member, Columbia. While a member of the Lions staff, she also worked as
a personal trainer in general and sport-specific conditioning before joining the University of Pennsylvania.
Earning her degree in leadership studies from Richmond, Koclanes also received a Master’s in culture and communication from New York University in 2004. She
is fluent in Italian and also speaks Spanish and Greek.
A native of Pelham, New York, Koclanes currently resides in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS BETH BRADLEY
Position: Director Of Women’s Basketball Operations
Experience: First Season
Alma Mater: Lipscomb ‘03
Beth Bradley will be in her first year as Old Dominion’s Director of Women’s Basketball Operations during the 2010-11 season. She will be primarily responsible
for coordinating the team’s travel and community service projects, as well as assisting with scouting duties, scheduling and development.
Bradley joins the Lady Monarch staff after serving as the graduate assistant and interim assistant coach for Cindy Fisher at the University of San Diego. Her
responsibilities included marketing, coordinating film exchange, community outreach, academic support, maintaining the recruiting database, assisting with game
operations, providing real-time game statistics and coordinating summer camps.
Bradley is a 2003 graduate from Lipscomb University where she was a standout basketball player for the Lady Bison. As a team captain and senior, she helped
lead Lipscomb to the Atlantic Sun Conference Championship, becoming the first women’s basketball team at LU to reach the NCAA Tournament.
Bradley brings a diverse coaching background to the Lady Monarchs. She has coached at several different summer camps including Lipscomb University, Vanderbilt University and California State University Chico.
Bradley majored in Public Relations and earned a double-minor in Marketing and English while at Lipscomb. She also earned her Masters of Arts Degree in Organizational Leadership from San Diego University in 2010.
Prior to coming to San Diego, Bradley worked for the International Non-Profit, Operation Smile as the Regional Development Manager for California.
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JASMINE PARKER
Class: Senior
Hometown: Norfolk, Va.
High School: Maury
Height: 5-6
Position: Guard
Birthdate: 11/02/1988
Major:Sports Management
TROPHY CASE:
2009-10: All-CAA Second Team
2009-10: CAA All-Tournament Team
2009-10: CAA All-Defensive Team
2007-08: CAA All-Rookie Team
2009-10 (JUNIOR): Second Team All-CAA...CAA All-Defensive Team...CAA All-Tournament Team...Ranked fourth in the CAA in steals
(2.4 spg), sixth in assists (3.5 apg) and free-throw percentage (.788)...Ranked in CAA Top 20 in scoring (11.1 ppg) and Top 10 in
Assist/Turnover Ratio (0.8)...Led team with 11.8 ppg in CAA games onlyy, ranking 15th in the CAA...Ranks eighth on the ODU Junior
Assists list with career-high 114 on the season...Also has set career marks in points (365), steals (80), rebounds (101), field-goal
percentage (.377) and free-throw percentage (.788)...Set new Constant Center record with 12-for-12 night from free-throw line vs.
Drexel (1/10)...Scored in double figures in 20 games...Set new career-high with 24 points at Maryland (11/19)...Started every game
for ODU this season...
2008-09 (SOPHOMORE): Played in all 30 games for the Lady Monarchs, starting 14...Third leading scorer for the Lady Monarchs,
with 10.2 points per game...Ranked in the league’s top twenty in points per game...Shot over 35% from long-range, with 53 made
3-pointers...Ranked fourth in the CAA in 3-point field goal percentage and sixth in 3-pointers made...Scored 307 points, good for
second on the team...Led team in scoring in six games, including a career-high 21 points at Drexel (2-12-09), including shooting
9-of-10 from the charity stripe...Led the guards in steals with 49 and was third on the team; had five games with career-high four
thefts...Dished 1.9 assists per game and added 2.6 rebounds per...Scored in double digits in 18 games...Shot 35.4% from the field
during the season...Third on the team in assists
2007-08 (FRESHMAN): CAA All-Rookie Team member...Appeared in all 36 games in her rookie season with the Lady Monarchs...
Averaged 6.4 points per game...One of the top Lady Monarchs off the bench...Captured eight double figure outings...Collected a
season-high 18 points against UNC-Wilmington (2-3-08)...One of the top Lady Monarch free throw shooting...Went 73-of-100 to
shoot 73.0 percent...Ranked 14th in the CAA in free throw percentage...Shot perfect from the charity strip in16 games...Went 4-of-4
from the line against Virginia Commonwealth (2-21-08) and Hofstra (3-6-08)...Dished out 1.8 assists per game...Three-point threat
who shot 36.0 percent from beyond the arc...Went a perfect 4-of-4 from three-point range against Virginia Commonwealth (2-2108)...Registered a season-high six assists against Delaware State (12-20-07)...Handed out five or more assists on three occasions...
Averaged 1.5 rebounds per game...Grabbed a season-high four boards against four different teams...Played a season-high 23
minutes against Northeastern (2-14-08) and Virginia (2-25-08) in ODU’s second round NCAA victory...
PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Two-time Eastern District Player of the Year...Averaged 19.3 points, five steals and six assists per game
as a senior...Virginia Preps Second Team AAA All-State...First Team All-District, All-Regional, and All-Tidewater...Scored over 1,130
career points at Maury and nearly 2,000 career points including her sophomore, freshman and eighth grade seasons as Norfolk Collegiate... Named Second Team All-Tidewater and earned First Team All-Conference at Norfolk Collegiate....Also played field hockey
and soccer...Two-time First Team All-State...All-Eastern Region by the Daily Press...Team placed second in the state championships
and finished with a 19-4-1 record...
PERSONAL: Born Jasmine Patrice Parker on November 2, 1988...Daughter of Edward and Terrell Heckstall...Has one brother, Joseph
(19), and one sister, Jailyn (10)...Goes by the nickname “J.P.”...Majoring in Sports Management.
Year
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
TOTALS:
GP/GS
36/0
30/14
33/33
99/47
Min-Avg. FG-FGA/Pct.
599-16.6 66-176/.375
742-24.7 102-288/.354
895-27.1 118-313/.377
2236-22.6286-777/.368
3FG-3FGA/Pct.
27-75/.360
53-151/.351
51-155/.329
131-381/.344
FT-FTA/Pct.
73-100/.730
50-78/.641
78-99/.788
201-277/.726
Reb-Avg.
53-1.5
77-2.6
101-3.1
231-2.3
A
63
58
114
264
TO
77
96
143
316
BLK
1
9
5
15
ST
47
49
80
176
Pts-Avg.
232-6.4
307-10.2
365-11.1
904-9.1
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
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ALENA VORONINA
Class: Senior
Hometown: Brisbane, Australia
High School: Forsyth Country Day
Height: 6-2
Position: Forward
Major: International Business
2009-10 (JUNIOR): Appeared in a career-high 28 games as a reserve in the front court for ODU...Scored career-high seven points
with three rebounds and one block at VCU (2/28)...Hauled in career-high five rebounds vs. Drexel (1/10)...Swatted career-high two
shots in final regular season game of 09-10 vs. Towson (3/3)...Averaged 1.9 ppg and 1.3 rpg in just over seven minutes per game
this season.
2008-09 (SOPHOMORE): Played in 13 games as a reserve forward for Old Dominion...Shot 33% from the field with an 8-of-24 mark
and 18 total points...Also grabbed 18 rebounds for an average of 1.4 per game...Had three steals...On the road against UNC Wilmington (1-8-09), she went 3-3 from the field, had three rebounds and six points in 13 minutes.
2007-08 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in 21 games for the Lady Monarchs in her freshman campaign...Averaged 0.6 points and 0.4
rebounds per game...Netted a season-high three points against Delaware State (12-20-07) and UNC-Wilmington (2-3-08)...Hauled in
a season-high three rebounds versus George Mason (2-28-08)...Logged a season-high nine minutes against Delaware State (12-2007).
PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Helped Forsyth Country Day to a 32-3 record as a senior...Led the NCISAA Piedmont League in rebounds,
steals, and blocked shots, and ranked third in points.... Averaged 11.3 points and 8.1 rebounds along with 53 blocked shots during
her junior year ... Her high school team advanced to the finals of the North Carolina Independent School Athletic Association Tournament and finished the year with a 19-10 overall record during junior season...A two-time first-team all-conference selection...Also
played AAU basketball for the Lady Phoenix fellow teammate Sierra Little...Will join the long-line of international students to wear the
Lady Monarch uniform.
PERSONAL: Born Alena Alexandra Voronina on August 5, 1988...Nickname is “Russia”...Born in Yekaterinberg, Russia, but grew up in
Brisbane, Australia...Only child of Alexander Voronin and Tanya Ebert...Majoring in international business.
Year
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
TOTALS:
GP/GS
21/0
13/0
28/0
62/0
Min-Avg.
53-2.5
87-6.7
205-7.3
345-5.6
FG-FGA/Pct.
5-14/.357
8-24/.333
16-39/.410
29-77/.377
3FG-3FGA/Pct.
2-3/.667
0-6/.000
1-2/.500
3-11/.273
FT-FTA/Pct.
0-0/.000
2-3/.667
19-29/.655
21-32/.656
Reb-Avg.
9-0.4
18-1.4
36-1.3
63-1.0
A
1
1
4
6
TO
5
8
14
27
BLK
1
1
7
9
ST
3
3
5
11
Pts-Avg.
12-0.6
18-1.4
52-1.9
82-1.3
11
KQUANISE BYRD
Class: Senior
Hometown: St. Petersburg, Fla.
High School: Lakewood
Last College: Miami-Dade
College
Height: 5-7
Position: Guard
Major: Psychology
2009-10 (JUNIOR): Stepped in as full-time starter at point guard for ODU...Played in all 33 games, including 24 starts...Averaged
3.9 points and nearly two assists per game...Scored season-high 13 points at UNC Wilmington on 5-of-9 shooting while adding a
season-high three steals (2/4)...Followed that game up with a 12-point performance vs. VCU (2/7)...Was the leading scorer in three
contests...Dished out season-high six assists at Towson (1/24).
PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Played at Miami-Dade Junior College in Florida....First Team All-Conference...First Team All-State...MVP
of the team as the leading scorer in the state of Florida and the third ranked scorer in the nation...At Lakewood HS, was Player of the
Year in the league and the team MVP.
PERSONAL: Born Kquanise Montre Byrd on October 26, 1988...Parents are Martin Byrd and Otiser Frederick...Has three siblings,
Kandis (20), Omunique (18) and Kyavis (15)...Goes by the nicknames “Q” or “Byrd”...Favorite sports personality is Kobe Bryant because of his dedication to the game and leadership...Majoring in Pyschology.
Year
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
TOTALS:
GP/GS
21/0
13/0
28/0
62/0
Min-Avg.
53-2.5
87-6.7
205-7.3
345-5.6
FG-FGA/Pct.
5-14/.357
8-24/.333
16-39/.410
29-77/.377
3FG-3FGA/Pct.
2-3/.667
0-6/.000
1-2/.500
3-11/.273
FT-FTA/Pct.
0-0/.000
2-3/.667
19-29/.655
21-32/.656
Reb-Avg.
9-0.4
18-1.4
36-1.3
63-1.0
A
1
1
4
6
TO
5
8
14
27
BLK
1
1
7
9
ST
3
3
5
11
Pts-Avg.
12-0.6
18-1.4
52-1.9
82-1.3
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
35
SHADASIA GREEN
Class: Senior
Hometown: Paterson, N.J.
High School: Eastside
Height: 5-9
Position: Guard
Major: Recreation & Tourism Studies
2009-10 (JUNIOR): Third Team All-CAA...Started all 33 games for Old Dominion...Ranked third on the team in scoring (10.7 ppg) and
rebound (5.3 rpg)...Also ranked third in blocked shots (14) and second in assists (2.2 apg) and steals (41)...Set new career-highs
in every statistical category...Scored in double figures 16 times, including three 20-point performances...Led team in scoring nine
times and rebounding eight times...Set new career-high in scoring against 2009 National Runner-up Louisville, with 24 points...
Ranked in CAA Top 20 in scoring.
2008-09 (SOPHOMORE): Started 21 of the 23 games she played in for Old Dominion as a sophomore...Finished fifth on the team
in scoring, with 9.3 points per game...Also third on the team in rebounds with 6.0 per contest...Averaged over 28 minutes per
game with a .378 shooting percentage from the field...Led team in scoring three times, including a career-high 19 points against
Northeastern (2-5-09)...Was the team’s leading rebounder in six games, including hauling in 11 boards twice and had double-digit
rebounds in four contests...Career-high 19 came on 8-of-12 shooting in 32 minutes off the bench...Posted first two career doubledouble’s this season, with a 14 points, 11 rebound performance against St. Joseph’s (12-12-08) and against James Madison
(3-1-09) with 13 points and 10 rebounds...Shot 7-of-8 from the free throw line in the JMU game...Just missed third double-double
in following game against William & Mary (3-4-09) with 11 points and nine rebounds...Also collected 11 blocks and 22 steals on the
season, with 38 assists.
2007-08 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in 19 games in her first season with the Lady Monarchs...Averaged 3.7 points and 2.8 rebounds
per game...Netted a season-high and team-high 10 points at Tennessee (12-5-07)...Also collected a season-high 10 points against
Hofstra (3-6-08)...Dished out the assist to Jazzmin Walters for the game-winning three against Virginia to help send Old Dominion to
the “Sweet 16” for the first time since 2002...Grabbed a season-high eight rebounds against Delaware State (12-20-07)...Hauled in
five or more rebounds in six games.
PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: McDonald’s All-American nominee...Two-time Herald News Player of the Year...Led Eastside to its sixth
consecutive Passaic County Tournament Championship, North 1, Group 4 section title, and a trip to the Group 4 final...Passaic County
Tournament MVP...Three-time First Team All-Area and All-Passaic County...Finished career with 1,437 points... Selected to play in
the North-South All-Star Game...Averaged 21 points and five rounds during her senior campaign...Scored 25 points in a comeback
against North Bergen for the sectional title and 24 points, including 14 in the fourth quarter, in the Group 4 semifinal against Perth
Amboy...Ghosts finished with a 26-4 overall mark and No. 8 ranking in the Star-Ledger Top 20...Averaged 15 points and five rebounds during her junior season...Also helped Eastside to a 25-5 record and No. 9 ranking in The Star-Ledger Top 20 as a junior...
Named to the 2007, 2006, and 2005 WGHT All-Area Girls Basketball Team...Netted a career-high 30 points in the Lady Ghosts win
over Wayne Hills and notched a 20-point effort in North 1, Group 4 semifinals her junior season.
PERSONAL: Born Shadasia Amanda Green on August 7, 1989...Daughter of Rechelle Green and Gregory Fair...Has three brothers
Gregory (20), Tyras (20), and Tydis (14), and a sister, Tiarah (18)...Majoring in Recreation & Tourism Studies.
Year
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
TOTALS:
GP/GS
19/0
23/21
33/33
75/54
229-12.1 31-82/.378
654-28.4 82-217/.378
895-27.1 138-329/.419
1778-23.7251-628/.400
3FG-3FGA/Pct.
0-1/.000
5-18/.278
6-23/.261
11-42/.262
FT-FTA/Pct.
9-21/.429
44-79/.557
70-108/.648
123-208/.591
Reb-Avg.
54-2.8
138-6.0
175-5.3
367-4.9
A
14
38
74
126
TO
18
61
84
163
BLK
1
11
14
26
ST
12
22
41
75
Pts-Avg.
71-3.7
213-9.3
352-10.7
636-8.5
3
MAIRI BUCHAN
Class: Junior
Hometown: Stirlingshire, Scotland
High School: Denny
Height: 6-2
Position: Center
Major: Biology (Pre-Med)
2009-10 (SOPHOMORE): CAA All-Academic First Team...Knocked in back-to-back running jumpers against CAA Player of the Year
and All-Defensive honoree Elena Delle Donne in the final two minutes of the CAA Semifinal matchup vs. Delaware to propel ODU
past the Fightin’ Blue Hens...Scored 10 points, including eight in the second half in the semifinal game...Played in 32 of 33 games
for ODU, including eight starts...Averaged 5.0 points and 2.8 rebounds per game in her second year...Netted season-high 14 points
vs. Hampton (12/20) and added double figures in three other games, including 12 against defending national runner-up Louisville
(11/28)...Went a perfect 6-for-6 from the free-throw line for a career-best night at the charity stripe, while also leading the team for
the season with a 77.6% success rate (38-49)...Averaged 15.3 minutes per game as the top frontcourt reserve...Named to the VaSID
Academic All-State Team.
2008-09 (FRESHMAN): CAA Rookie of the Week (3/8)...Played in all 30 games including 10 starts...Averaged 5.2 points and 3.3
rebounds per game in her first year...Netted career-high 15 points twice, vs. St. Mary’s (11/15) and at William & Mary (1/22)...Scored
in double digits four times...Grabbed career-high nine boards vs. St. Mary’s (11/15)...Assisted on season-high seven buckets vs.
George Mason (1/15)...Also had 10 points and eight rebounds in that game...Led team in blocked shots in five games...Led team in
assists in three games...Went 5-of-6 from the field vs. William & Mary (3/4), the second best percentage of the year for ODU...Went
perfect from long range twice, including a 3-for-3 night vs. UNC Wilmington (2/8)...Went a perfect 6-for-6 from the free-throw line vs.
JMU (1/25)...Ranked third on the team in field goal percentage (.382) and blocked shots (0.6).
PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Joins the long line of international student-athletes to play at Old Dominion... First Scottish female player
to attend a Top 25 Division I university in the US...Represented Scotland on the U18 and U16 National Team and Great Britain on
the U20 Team... Participated in the U18 European B Division Championships in Macedonia and with the U20 squad in Poland during
the summer of 2008...Was a European Division C gold medalist competing in Aberdeen, Scotland in 2005 with the U18 team and in
Luxembourg in 2006 with the U16 team...Averaged 18.4 points and 8.4 rebounds with the U18 Scottish team this past summer...
Vice Captain of the U18 team...In 2007, posted 9.4 points and 8.6 rebounds with the U18 team...Poured in an average of 15.0 points
and 14.8 rebounds with the U16 team in 2006....Averaged 18.2 points and 13.0 rebounds in 2005 with the U18 program...During the
2007-08 season while a member of Falkirk Fury was named Senior MVP, U18 MVP, and Female Player of the Year...Leading scorer in
the Senior Women’s National League at 26 points per game during the 2007-08 season, including a career-high 54 points in a U18
game...Helped the U16 team to the Scottish Cup in 2006 and the U18 Scottish Cup championship game in 2008...U18 Captain from
2005-08....Earned MVP honors in 2006-07 with the U18 team and during the 2005-06 season with the U16 squad... First player
selected to the new 2012 Potential Programme in preparation for the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
PERSONAL: Born Mairi Cowan Stevenson Buchan on April 8, 1990...Daughter of Allan and Mairi Buchan...Has one brother, Cameron
(17)...Majoring in Biology (Pre-Med).
Year
2008-09
2009-10
TOTALS:
GP/GS
30/10
32/8
62/18
593-19.8 55-144/.382
491-15.3 53-149/.356
1084-17.5108-293/.369
3FG-3FGA/Pct.
14-53/.264
9-36/.250
23-89/.258
FT-FTA/Pct.
31-45/.689
38-49/.776
69-94/.734
Reb-Avg.
100-3.3
73-2.3
173-2.8
A
37
25
62
TO
58
48
106
BLK
19
15
34
ST
11
16
27
Pts-Avg.
155-5.2
153-4.8
308-5.0
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
44
TIA LEWIS
Class: Junior
Hometown: Poulan, Ga.
High School: Worth County
Last College: Central Florida
Height: 6-3
Position: Center/Forward
Major: Recreation and Tourism Studies
TROPHY CASE:
2009-10: CAA All-Tournament Team
2007-08: Conference USA Freshman of the Year
2007-08: Third Team All-Conference USA
2007-08: Conference USA All-Freshman Team
2007-08: Conference USA Leading Rebounder
2007-08: Central Florida Single Season Rebound Leader
2009-10 (REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE): CAA All-Tournament Team...Led team in rebounding and ranked eighth in the CAA (7.6 rpg)...
Also led team in scoring, ranking 17th in the CAA (11.2 ppg)...Ranked third in the CAA in FG% (.505)...Set career-high with 24 points
against 2009 National Runner-up Louisville (11/28)...Tied career-high with 17 rebounds against Ole Miss (12/6)...Finished in doublefigures in 21 games, leading the team seven times and posting two 20-point games...Led team in rebounding in 19 contests...Posted
seven double-doubles...Ranks eighth on the ODU sophomore rebounding list with 252 total boards this season...Led ODU in WNIT
Tournament with 17.0 ppg and 6.5 rpg, while shooting 60% from the field in two games...Started all but one game this season.
2008-09 (REDSHIRT): Sat out season due to NCAA Transfer Regulations.
PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: 2007-08 (FRESHMAN - At Central Florida): The 2007-08 Conference USA Freshman of the Year ... Also
named to Third Team All-Conference USA...Also named to Conference USA’s All-Freshman Team...The only UCF player to start all 30
games of the season ... Led the team in scoring and rebounding with 12.0 points and 11.5 rebounds ... Ranked 19th in Conference
USA in scoring and first in rebounding ... Finished the season ranked fifth in the nation in rebounding ... Also ranked first on the team
and 37th in the nation in field-goal percentage with a 53.3 percent (154-of-289) clip from the floor ... UCF’s all-time single-season
rebounds leader (345) ... One of only two players in C-USA to average a double-double ... Recorded 14 double-doubles on the year,
which ranked second in the nation in double-doubles by a freshman ... Topped the squad and eighth in the conference in minutes
played with 34.27 mpg ... Played 30 or more minutes in 25 games, including 38 or more minutes on eight occasions ...Was the
team’s leading rebounder in 22 games ... Brought down seven or more rebounds in each of the Knights’ 30 games ... Tallied doublefigure rebounds in 19 games ...Scored in double figures in 21 contests ... Registered a career-high 17 rebounds at UAB (2/28/08) in
34 minutes of action ... Played a full 45 minutes vs. Marshall (1/31/08)...Tallied 17 points, blocked a career-best three shots and had
11 rebounds vs. Southern Miss (1/5/08) ... Scored a career-high 22 points vs. North Florida (11/15/07).
HIGH SCHOOL: Played for head coach Tim Hathcock at Worth County High School ... A three-time all-state selection ... Nominated for
the McDonald’s All-American girls’ basketball team ... Averaged 19.1 points and 19.3 rebounds an outing as a junior ... Earned FirstTeam All-State honors as a senior after recording 19 points, 17 rebounds and three blocks per contest ... Twice named Tifton County
Player of the Year ... Also received Atlanta-Journal Constitution all-state recognition...helped the Lady Rams post a 25-5 record en
route to winning the regional championship.
PERSONAL: Born Quintierra Lewis on June 20, 1989...Daughter of John and Bertha Lewis...Has three brothers, John Jr. (31), Quintard (24), and Kenobi (22)...Goes by the nickname “Tia”...Person in history she’d most like to meet is Michael Jordan...Majoring in
recreation and tourism studies.
Year
2007-08
(at UCF)
2008-09
2009-10
TOTALS:
GP/GS
30/30
1028-34.3 154-289/.533
3FG-3FGA/Pct.
0-0/.000
FT-FTA/Pct.
52-90/.578
Reb-Avg. A
345-11.5 26
TO
82
Sat out
33/32
63/62
due to NCAA
transfer regulations
922-27.9 142-281/.505
0-4/.000
84-117/.718
252-7.6 22
79
1950-31.0296-570/.519
0-4/.000
136-207/.657
597-9.5 48
161
BLK
13
ST
34
Pts-Avg.
360-12.0
24
37
33
67
368-11.2
728-11.6
14
JACKIE COOK
Class: Sophomore
Hometown: Hinckley, Ohio
High School: Regina
Height: 6-0
Position: Guard
Major: Communications
2009-10 (FRESHMAN): CAA Co-Rookie of the Week (3/1)...Played in 30 games, including one start...Averaged 16.5 minutes as the
first reserve off the bench...Fifth on the team in scoring, at 4.8 points per game...Added 2.1 rebounds per game...Spark plug triggered several rallies, including knocking down a pair of three-pointers and the go-ahead layup at VCU (2/28)...Scored season-high
14 points on 5-of-7 shooting while adding season-high seven rebounds vs. Drexel (1/10)...Led team in rebounding once.
PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: 2009 WBCA Honorable Mention All-American...McDonald’s All-American nominee...Four-year letter winner at Regina HS...All-State player in Ohio...Akron Touchdown Club inductee...First Team All-Gazette...Plain-Dealer First Team...First
Team Medina County...Averaged a double-double in both her junior (23 ppg/12 rpg) and senior (19 ppg/10 rpg) years, leading team
to state championship in 2009...Only team in Ohio to go undefeated in 2009...MVP of Herald All-Star Game...OHSAA Scholar-Athlete
Award...All-time leading scorer as a freshman, sophomore, and junior in Medina County...Leading rebounder and scorer in Northeastern Ohio.
PERSONAL: Born Jacqueline Francis Cook on October 25, 1990...Daughter of Chris and Donna Cook...Both parents played Division
I sports, her mother basketball at the University of Cincinnati and her father football at the University of Indiana...Has one brother,
Connor (17)...Goes by the nickname “J-Cook”...Favorite sports personality is LeBron James...Hobbies include swimming, biking and
rock climbing...Majoring in Communications.
Year
GP/GS
2009-10 30/1
TOTALS: 30/1
494-16.5 55-139/.396
494-16.5 55-139/.396
3FG-3FGA/Pct.
18-59/.305
18-59/.305
FT-FTA/Pct.
17-30/.567
17-30/.567
Reb-Avg. A
64-2.1 19
64-2.1 19
TO
38
38
BLK
14
14
ST
6
6
Pts-Avg.
145-4.8
145-4.8
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
23
JONIQUIA GUILFORD
Class: RS Sophomore
Hometown: Portsmouth, Va.
High School: Wilson
Height: 5-10
Position: Guard
Major: Criminal Justice
2009-10 (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN): Played in 30 games as a reserve for Old Dominion...Posted career-high eight points and six rebounds at Georgia State (2/18)...Averaged 10.7 minutes per game...Knocked down 20 of her 30 free-throw attempts (.667)...Hauled
in 53 rebounds (1.7 rpg).
2008-09 (TRUE FRESHMAN): Played in five games before suffering season-ending knee injury...Averaged 2.2 points per game on
4-of-16 shooting in 6.6 minutes per contest...Nailed two of her five three point-attempts...Added eight rebounds, three assists, two
steals and two blocks.
PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Played for head coach Roger Smith at Wilson High School in nearby Portsmouth, Virginia...Wilson’s
all-time leading scorer with 2,350 points...As a senior was named the Eastern District Player of the Year...Averaged 21 points per
game...Also awarded the Portsmouth Sports Club Winter Female Athlete of the Year for the second time...Named to First Team Eastern Region, Second Team AAA AP All-State, and Virginia Prep All-State Team...Joined the 2,000 point club...As a junior averaged 27
points per game...Was named the Eastern District Offensive Player of the Year...Also named First Team AAA AP All-State, First Team
Eastern District, First Team All-Tidewater, and First Team Virginia Prep All-State...Earned Second Team All-State honors...A Checkered
Flag Player of the Week...Also picked up her first Portsmouth Sports Club Winter Female Athlete of the Year honor...As a sophomore
was named Eastern District Defensive Player of the Year...Earned First Team All-Tidewater and Eastern District accolades...Second
Team Eastern Region...Named Wilson’s Co-MVP for the second straight season...Awarded Portsmouth Sports Club Player of the
Year her sophomore, junior, and senior seasons....As a freshman earned First Team Eastern District, Second Team All-Tidewater, and
Honorable Mention All-State...Also named Wilson’s Co-MVP...Graduated with honors...Top 20 of Wilson’s Class of 2008...Recipient of
the Math Superintendent Award.
PERSONAL: Born JoNiquia Daneice Guilford on May 31, 1990...Daughter of Kimberly Guilford and Joseph Daniels and step-daughter
of Vernon “Stormie” Greene...Has two brothers, Bruce (24) and Daquan (19), and a sister, Shikim (15)...Goes by the nickname “Jo”...
Favorite sports personality is Lisa Leslie...Majoring in Criminal Justice.
Year
2008-09
2009-10
TOTALS:
GP/GS
5/0
31/0
36/0
33-6.6 4-16/.250
331-10.7 23-72/.319
364-10.1 27-88/.307
3FG-3FGA/Pct.
2-5/.400
4-23/.174
6-28/.214
FT-FTA/Pct.
1-2/.500
20-30/.667
21-32/.656
Reb-Avg.
8-1.6
53-1.7
61-1.7
A
3
16
19
TO
6
42
48
BLK
2
1
3
ST
2
16
18
Pts-Avg.
11-2.2
70-2.3
81-2.3
4
BECCA ALLISON
Class: RS Freshman
Hometown: Edinburgh, Scotland
High School: Portobello
Height: 5-8
Position: Guard
Major: Undecided
2009-10 (FRESHMAN): Redshirted
PRIOR TO OLD DOMINION: Played with teammate Mairi Buchan on the Scottish National team...Averaged over 10 points per game
in the European “B” Championships in Macedonia...Played for the COE Kool Kats...Won the Scottish National League in U16, U18 and
Senior league seasons...Won the Scottish Cup and was team captain during her U16 & U18 seasons...Also won the Scottish Cup in
her senior season...Named MVP every year since 2006-07 and was named Women’s Player of the Year in 2008-09.
PERSONAL: Born Rebecca Ann Allison on March 29, 1991...Daughter of Jenny and Fergus Allison...Has one sister, Megan (22), and
one brother, Gregor (20)...Favorite sports personality is British gold medalist Kelly Holmes...Undecided in major.
25 BRITTANY CAMPBELL
Class: Freshman
Hometown: Indianapolis, Ind.
High School: Brebeuf Jesuit Prep School
Height: 6-3
Position: Center
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
32
ASHLEY DOLGOFF
Class: Freshman
Hometown: Ellicott City, Md.
High School: Glenelg Country School
Height: 6-1
Position: Guard
53 SHAKEVA RICHARDS
Class: Freshman
Hometown: Griffin, Ga.
High School: Spalding High School
Height: 6-2
Position: Forward
2009-10 SEASON RECAP
The beginning of the 2009-10 season was marked by unfamiliar territory for the Lady Monarchs, as they were selected to finish third
in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA), marking the first time in nearly two decades the team was not selected to win the league.
The end, however, seemed very familiar as head coach Wendy Larry racked up her 10th career Coach of the Year honor by guiding ODU
back to the CAA Championship game for the 18th time in 19 seasons and earning the regular season title.
For the second straight year, the senior class was decimated by injuries. Pre-season All-CAA forward Jessica Canady missed five
games in the difficult non-conference schedule as she rehabbed from off-season knee surgery, while Vicki Collier also suffered another
knee injury that cut into her minutes after serving as the top reserve early in the year.
The Lady Monarchs endured the injuries as they struggled through one of the toughest non-conference slates in the nation in the first
half of the season. The non-conference schedule ranked the fifth toughest in the nation and by the end of the year, the Lady Monarchs
schedule ranked 27th toughest overall. The team suffered five straight losses to open the season, but that included four teams
receiving votes in the national rankings.
To start off the year, there were some grand individual performances, as juniors Jasmine Parker, Shadasia Green and sophomore Tia
Lewis all netted career-high performances in the first five games, with 24 points each. Parker knocked down her new career-best on
the road at #20 Maryland. Then, in the Cancun Thanksgiving Classic, both Green and Lewis had 24 against defending national runnerup Louisville in a close battle that ODU narrowly lost, 82-75.
The Lady Monarchs returned home to win two of three in the Constant Center, dropping Ole Miss and Hampton, who would both go on
to play in the 2010 postseason. Lewis hauled in a career-high tying 17 rebounds against the Rebels while a balanced attack led the
squad past the Pirates, with four players in double-figures. ODU closed out the non-conference slate with a pair of road losses to St.
Joseph’s and #4 Tennessee.
Opening league play, though, the Lady Monarchs would turn around their rough start. A one-point victory on the road against Delaware,
60-59, would continue ODU’s perfect mark in conference openers, now at 19-0. It was Parker that took a key charge with just over a
minute remaining and on the next possession, knocked down the go-ahead three-pointer to lead ODU past the Fightin’ Blue Hens. She
finished with 22 points in the win, her second of three 20-point performances.
After a heartbreaking triple overtime setback to Northeastern in game two of the conference season, the Lady Monarchs turned up
the heat and ran off eight straight victories. None of which were as satisfying as the 67-58 win on the road in Harrisonburg, as ODU
repaid the Dukes for a home loss a year ago by dropping the team that was receiving votes in the national polls. Old Dominion held
JMU to just 19 first-half points in the game and kept All-American Dawn Evans quiet, while holding the team to just 2-of-23 shooting
from long range.
The season waned on as each game was as competitive as the last. The Lady Monarchs excelled in tight games, winning 11 of 15
decided by single digits. At Georgia State, Tia Lewis sunk a layup while getting fouled with 0.6 seconds remaining on the clock to eek
out a two-point road victory. Then, in Richmond, the Lady Monarchs locked up the 2009-10 regular season conference championship
and the number one seed at the CAA Tournament as rookie Jackie Cook scored eight pivotal points late to lead ODU to another two-point
win, 67-65.
As the top seed, the Lady Monarchs enjoyed a first round bye before entertaining Northeastern in the quarterfinal round. ODU avenged
the triple overtime loss by breezing past the Huskies, 68-49, to advance and face Delaware in the semifinals. Led by CAA Player and
Rookie of the Year Elena Delle Donne, the Fightin’ Blue Hens battled against the Lady Monarchs, but for the third time in 2009-10, the
Lady Monarchs won a game over Delaware by three points or less. ODU advanced to the title game with a 50-49 win in an absolutely
amazing comeback, erasing a 12-point halftime deficit with balanced play and a pair of highlight-reel buckets in the final two minutes
from sophomore forward Mairi Buchan.
ODU would fall for the first time in a CAA Championship game to host James Madison, in a 67-53 final, but the Lady Monarchs were
poised for their 18th postseason appearance in 19 years nonetheless. Old Dominion earned a trip to the Women’s National Invitation
Tournament (WNIT) and hosted a first round game against Patriot League regular season champion American University. Tia Lewis led
the way with 16 points and nine rebounds as ODU dispatched the Eagles, 63-55, advancing to face Providence College on the road.
Lewis again scored a team-high 18 points, but the Friars ended the Lady Monarchs season with a 76-61 win in the WNIT Second
Round.
The team hauled in several postseason accolades, led by Jasmine Parker. The junior guard earned Second Team All-CAA honors as
well as earning an All-Defensive Team nod. She was also named to the CAA All-Tournament team with Tia Lewis. Earning Third Team
All-CAA honors were senior Jessica Canady and junior Shadasia Green, while head coach Wendy Larry earned her eighth CAA Coach
of the Year recognition and tenth overall.
The year was another benchmark season as Old Dominion became just the third program in history to reach the 900-win mark, while
also becoming just the eighth to play in over 1200 games. ODU also saw 11 former Lady Monarch legends named to the CAA’s 25th
Anniversary Team as part of a celebration honoring the greatest athletes in the last 25 years of CAA play. Senior Jessica Canady also
became the 27th Lady Monarch to reach the 1,000-point plateau, rounding out her playing career with 1,056 points.
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
The Automated ScoreBook
ODU Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 22, 2010)
All games
RECORD:
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
OVERALL
19-14
14-4
5-10
HOME
9-6
6-3
3-3
##
Player
gp-gs
Total
3-Point
min avg fg-fga
fg% 3fg-fga 3fg%
44
02
35
24
14
03
11
12
31
23
05
13
Lewis, Tia
Parker, Jasmine
Green, Shadasia
Canady, Jessica
Cook, Jackie
Buchan, Mairi
Byrd, Kquanise
Cloutier, Carolann
Collier, Vicki
Guilford, JoNiquia
Voronina, Alena
Tate-Dublin,Pryncess
Team
Total..........
Opponents......
33-32
33-33
33-33
28-25
30-1
32-8
33-24
33-1
32-8
31-0
28-0
14-0
922
895
895
733
494
491
691
572
397
331
205
75
33
33
6701
6699
TEAM STATISTICS
SCORING
Points per game
Scoring margin
FIELD GOALS-ATT
Field goal pct
3 POINT FG-ATT
3-point FG pct
3-pt FG made per game
FREE THROWS-ATT
Free throw pct
F-Throws made per game
REBOUNDS
Rebounds per game
Rebounding margin
ASSISTS
Assists per game
TURNOVERS
Turnovers per game
Turnover margin
Assist/turnover ratio
STEALS
Steals per game
BLOCKS
Blocks per game
ATTENDANCE
Home games-Avg/Game
Neutral site-Avg/Game
Score by Periods
ODU
Opponents
27.9
27.1
27.1
26.2
16.5
15.3
20.9
17.3
12.4
10.7
7.3
5.4
ODU
2101
63.7
-1.6
759-1870
.406
141-478
.295
4.3
442-625
.707
13.4
1217
36.9
-1.3
424
12.8
676
20.5
-1.4
0.6
283
8.6
112
3.4
45101
15-3007
-
1st 2nd
1004 1067
1041 1068
142-281
118-313
138-329
97-200
55-139
53-149
43-141
33-104
35-85
23-72
16-39
6-18
.505
.377
.419
.485
.396
.356
.305
.317
.412
.319
.410
.333
OT OT2 OT3
16
8
6
24
8 12
Totals
2101
2153
.000
.329
.261
.350
.305
.250
.284
.302
.000
.174
.500
.250
F-Throw
ft-fta
ft%
off
NEUTRAL
2-2
0-0
2-2
Rebounds
def tot avg
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
!
84-117
78-99
70-108
64-87
17-30
38-49
19-29
13-16
18-29
20-30
19-29
2-2
pf dq
.718 123 129 252 7.6 85
.788 24 77 101 3.1 104
.648 69 106 175 5.3 71
.736 53 118 171 6.1 51
.567 21 43 64 2.1 39
.776 32 41 73 2.3 56
.655
6 27 33 1.0 41
.813 12 40 52 1.6 43
.621 28 30 58 1.8 42
.667 18 35 53 1.7 23
.655 18 18 36 1.3 30
1.000
2
8 10 0.7
3
62 77 139
759-1870 .406 141-478 .295 442-625 .707 468 749 1217 36.9 588
786-1951 .403 141-490 .288 440-646 .681 526 735 1261 38.2 564
OPP
2153
65.2
786-1951
.403
141-490
.288
4.3
440-646
.681
13.3
1261
38.2
387
11.7
630
19.1
0.6
320
9.7
114
3.5
37461
14-2235
4-1542
0-4
51-155
6-23
7-20
18-59
9-36
25-88
19-63
0-1
4-23
1-2
1-4
AWAY
8-6
8-1
0-5
Date
11/13/09
11/19/09
11/23/09
11/26/09
11/28/09
12/06/09
12/11/09
12/20/09
12/22/09
12/30/09
01/03/10
01/07/10
01/10/10
01/14/10
01/17/10
01/21/10
01/24/10
01/28/10
01/31/10
02/04/10
02/07/10
02/11/10
02/14/10
02/18/10
02/21/10
02/25/10
02/28/10
03/03/10
03/12/10
3/13/10
3/14/10
03/17/10
3/22/10
Opponent
#2/2 STANFORD
at RV/#20 Maryland
NC STATE
vs RV/RV Syracuse
vs RV/RV Louisville
OLE MISS
FLORIDA
HAMPTON
at Saint Joseph's
at #4/4 TENNESSEE
at Delaware
at Northeastern
DREXEL
GEORGE MASON
at RV/RV James Madison
GEORGIA STATE
at Towson
at William and Mary
HOFSTRA
at UNCW
VCU
DELAWARE
at George Mason
at Georgia State
JAMES MADISON
WILLIAM & MARY
at VCU
TOWSON
vs Northeastern
vs Delaware
at James Madison
AMERICAN
at Providence College
* = Conference game
pts
avg
2 22 79 24 33 368
3 114 143 5 80 365
0 74 84 14 41 352
0 26 49 16 34 265
1 19 38 14 6 145
0 25 48 15 16 153
2 56 64 3 18 130
1 43 76 4 17 98
0 19 29 8 16 88
0 16 42 1 16 70
0
4 14 7 5 52
0
6
3 1 1 15
7
9 424 676 112 283 2101
- 387 630 114 320 2153
a
11.2
11.1
10.7
9.5
4.8
4.8
3.9
3.0
2.8
2.3
1.9
1.1
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
Lo3
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
Lot
W
W
L
W
L
to blk stl
Score
56-89
67-84
52-62
32-65
75-82
75-66
67-81
83-64
62-78
62-102
60-59
94-100
69-59
79-49
67-58
58-54
57-50
88-65
51-46
61-58
56-75
54-52
66-52
63-61
59-65
70-52
67-65
56-64
68-49
50-49
53-67
63-55
61-76
63.7
65.2
Att.
4653
4681
3278
327
278
2598
2673
3458
312
12503
2901
243
2725
2687
2835
2473
480
1025
2713
558
3033
2992
679
325
5179
3047
1078
2802
2709
2852
3383
790
292
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
March 22, 2010
Alumni Hall * Providence, R.I.
WNIT SECOND ROUND
OLD DOMINION:....................................61
PROVIDENCE:.........................................76
OLD DOMINION
FG 3FG FT
Min M-A M-A M-A Reb A T B S Parker 26 4-9 2-5 3-4 0 2 2 0 2
Byrd 20 1-1 0-0 0-0 3 3 4 0 2
Canady 31 2-4 0-0 2-4 6 1 1 0 2
Green 28 4-10 0-0 1-2 6 6 2 0 1
Lewis 27 7-8 0-0 4-4 4 1 1 0 0
Buchan 13 2-7 0-0 0-0 3 1 1 0 0
Voronina 10 2-4 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0
Cloutier15 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 0 0
Cook 16 1-7 0-4 0-0 2 0 3 0 0
Guilford 14 1-2 1-2 0-0 0 0 3 0 0
Team 6 1
Totals 200 24-52 3-11 10-14 32 16 22 0 7 Percentages: FG - .403 3-Point FG - .429 FT - .571
Pts.
13
2
6
9
18
4
4
0
2
3
61
PROVIDENCE
FG 3FG FT
Min M-A M-A M-A Reb A T B S Pts.
Hull 29 3-7 1-3 4-4 3 1 3 0 0 11
Marandola 31 7-13 2-4 3-5 2 6 3 0 0 19
Hankins26 7-10 0-0 0-0 10 3 2 1 1 14
Dorsey 27 6-13 2-5 0-1 2 3 1 0 6 14
Cournoyer 22 1-4 0-0 0-0 3 0 3 1 0
2
McCabe 4 1-2 1-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0
3
Roberts 25 3-6 0-0 2-3 6 1 2 0 2 8
Wells 16 1-5 0-1 0-0 1 2 0 0 2 2
Edwards 1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Clark 19 1-1 0-0 1-2 4 0 0 1 1 2
Team 2
Totals 200 30-62 6-15 10-15 33 16 14 3 12 76
Percentages: FG - .615 3-Point FG - .583 FT - .650
ODU Prov 33 35 28 41 61
76
ATT: 4681
Officials: Dee Kantner, Angie Lewis, Mark Behren
HONORED LADY MONARCHS
Sun Belt Honorees
PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR
1984-85 Medina Dixon
1987-88 Adrienne Goodson
FRESHMAN-OF-THE-YEAR
1990-91 Celeste Hill
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1987-88
1990-91
CONFERENCE MVP
Anne Donovan
Anne Donovan
Marie Christian
Adrienne Goodson
Kelly Lyons
ALL-TOURNAMENT
1984-85 Medina Dixon
Tracy Claxton
1985-86 Donna Harrington
Adrienne Goodson
Marie Christian
1988-89 Kelly Lyons
1989-90 T.J. Jones
TOURNAMENT MVP
1983-84 Marie Christian
1989-90 Kelly Lyons
COACH-OF-THE-YEAR
1987-88 Wendy Larry
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
ALL-SUN BELT
Anne Donovan
Medina Dixon
Helen Malone
Medina Dixon
Anne Donovan
Tracy Claxton
Regina Miller
(Second team)
Medina Dixon
Tracy Claxton
Dawn Cullen
(Hon. mention)
Donna Harrington
Adrienne Goodson
(Second team)
Donna Harrington
Adrienne Goodson
(Second team)
Kelly Lyons
(Hon. mention)
Adrienne Goodson
Kelly Lyons
Kelly Lyons
Kim McQuarter
(Second team)
Kelly Lyons
Angela Jackson
Celeste Hill
(Second team)
Colonial Athletic Association Honorees
PLAYERS-OF-THE-YEAR
1992
Celeste Hill
1993
Celeste Hill
1994
Celeste Hill
1995
Clarisse Machanguana
1996
Ticha Penicheiro
1997
Ticha Penicheiro
1998
Nyree Roberts
1999
Mery Andrade (co-player)
Luciene Berthieu (co-player
2001
Hamchetou Maiga
2002
Luciene Berthieu
ROOKIES-OF-THE-YEAR
1994-95 Ticha Penicheiro
1995-96 Mery Andrade
1998-99 Lucienne Berthieu
1999-00 Alli Spence
DEFENSIVE PLAYERS-OF-THE-YEAR
2003-04 Max Nhassengo
ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM
1991-92 Pam Huntley
Esther Benjamin
1994-95 Esther Benjamin
Ticha Penicheiro
Ticha Penicheiro
Ticha Penicheiro
Nyree Roberts
1999-00 Natalie Diaz
Hamchetou Maiga
2000-01 Sharron
Francis
Hamchetou Maiga
2001-02 Sharron Francis
Hamchetou Maiga
2002-03 Shareese Grant
2003-04 Max Nhassengo
2004-05 Lawona Davis
Shareese Grant
2007-08 Tiffany Green
2009-10 Jasmine Parker
ALL-TOURNAMENT
Pam Huntley
1992-93 Deanna Vander Plas
Celeste Hill
Pam Huntley
Deanna Vander Plas
Lateefah Robinson
Sarah Willyerd
1994-95 Clarisse Machanguana
Nyree Roberts
Ticha Penicheiro
Ticha Penicheiro
Nyree Roberts
Ticha Penicheiro
Nyree Roberts
Mery Andrade
Aubrey Eblin
Nyree Roberts
Mery Andrade
Hamchetou Maiga
Sharron Francis
Kim Giddens
Okeisha Howard
Hamchetou Maiga
2000-01 Monique Coker
Tiffany Thompson
2001-02 Lucienne Berthieu
Monique Coker
Okeisha Howard
Hamchetou Maiga
Shareese Grant
Corrina Turner
Okeisha Howard
Shareese Grant
Myriah Spence
Shareese Grant
T.J. Jordan
2006-07 T.J. Jordan
Sherida Triggs
2007-08 Tiffany Green
T.J. Jordan
Shahida Williams
2009-10 Tia Lewis
Jasmine Parker
TOURNAMENT MVP'S
1991-92 Pam Huntley
1992-93 Pam Huntley
2001-02 Okeisha Howard
2005-06 T.J. Jordan
2006-07 T.J. Jordan
2007-08 Shahida Williams
ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
1993-94 Esther Benjamin
Angie Liston
Ticha Penicheiro
1999-00 Okeisha Howard
Alli Spence
Myriah Spence
2004-05 Tiffaany Green
2007-08 Jasmine Parker
ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM
1994-95 Shonda Deberry
2000-01 Hamchetou Maiga
2001-02 Hamchetou Maiga
2005-06 Tish Lyons
Jen Nuzzo
Megan Pym
2006-07 Megan Pym
Tish Lyons (2nd Team)
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
Jen Nuzzo (2nd Team)
Jen Nuzzo
Megan Pym
Jen Nuzzo
Mairi Buchan
COACH-OF-THE-YEAR
1992-93 Wendy Larry
1994-95 Wendy Larry
1995-96 Wendy Larry
1996-97 Wendy Larry
1998-99 Wendy Larry
2001-02 Wendy Larry
2007-08 Wendy Larry
2009-10 Wendy Larry
DEAN EHLERS LEADERSHIP AWARD
1995-96 Shonda Deberry
2008-09 Jen Nuzzo
JOHN RANDOLPH INSPIRATIONAL AWARD
1997-98 Manager Felecia Allen
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
ALL-CAA TEAM
Celeste Hill
Celeste Hill
Pam Huntley
Celeste Hill
Shonda Deberry
Ticha Penicheiro
Ticha Penicheiro
Mery Andrade (2nd team)
Mery Andrade
Ticha Penicheiro
Nyree Roberts
Mery Andrade
Ticha Penicheiro
Nyree Roberts
Mery Andrade
Lucienne Berthieu
Lucienne Berthieu
Natalie Diaz
Hamchetou Maiga
Okeisha Howard
Hamchetou Maiga
Lucienne Berthieu
Hamchetou Maiga
Okiesha Howard (2nd team)
Okeisha Howard
Monique Coker (2nd team)
Monique Coker
Max Nhassengo
Shareese Grant (2nd team)
Shareese Grant
Lawona Davis (2nd team)
T.J. Jordan (2nd team)
Sherida Triggs (2nd team)
Lawona Davis (3rd team)
T.J. Jordan
T.J. Jordan
Tiffany Green (2nd team)
Jessica Canady (3rd team)
Tiffany Green
Jessica Canady (2nd team)
Jasmine Parker (2nd Team)
Jessica Canady (3rd team)
Shadasia Green (3rd team)
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
HONORED LADY MONARCHS
All-Americans
1977-78
Nancy Lieberman
Anne Donovan Inge Nissen Angela Cotman Kodak, NWIT
Kodak
NWIT First team
NWIT Honorable Mention
1978-79 Nancy Lieberman Inge Nissen Kodak, National Scouting Association
National Scouting Association
1979-80 Nancy Lieberman Inge Nissen Anne Donovan Kodak
Kodak
District III
1980-81 Anne Donovan Jean Walling Kodak
District III
1981-82 Anne Donovan Kodak, American Women’s Sports Foundation, Women’s Basketball Coaches Association
National Players-of-the-Year
1978-79 Nancy Lieberman Inge Nissen Wade Trophy
Wade Trophy Finalist
1979-80 Nancy Lieberman
Inge Nissen Wade Trophy, Brocerick Cup
Wade Trophy Finalist
1981-82 Anne Donovan Wade Trophy Finalist, Street & Smith
1982-83 Anne Donovan Naismith National Player-of-the-Year, Converse, Champion
1984-85 Medina Dixon Naismith Trophy Finalist
1996-97 Clarisse Machanguana Naismith Trophy Finalist
Ticha Penicheiro Naismith Trophy and Wade Trophy Finalist
1997-98 Ticha Penicheiro Janet Davis American Women’s Sports Foundation, Honorable Mention
1983-84 Anne Donovan Medina Dixon Kodak
District III
1984-85 Medina Dixon Tracy Claxton Kodak, Naismith, Fast Break First team
District III, Fast Break First team
1976 - Montreal, Canada
1987-88 Adrienne Goodson Kelly Lyons Kodak
District III
1980 - Moscow, Soviet Union
1993-94 Celeste Hill District III
Wade Trophy winner, Naismith Trophy Finalist
Olympians
Nancy Lieberman Chris Critelli Anne Donovan Chris Critelli Basketball - U.S. - Silver Medal
Basketball - Canada
Basketball - U.S. - Boycotted
Basketball - Canada - Boycotted
1984 - Los Angeles, United States
1994-95 Clarisse Machanguana District III
Anne Donovan Jan Trombly 1995-96 Clarisse Machanguana Kodak District III, AP Hon. Men., UPI Honorable Mention
Ticha Penicheiro Kodak District III , AP Honorable Mention., UPI 3rd team
1988 - Seoul, South Korea
Ticha Penicheiro Nyree Roberts Kodak 1st team, AP 2nd team
Kodak 1st team, AP 1st team, Sporting News 1st team
AP Hon. Mention
2004 - Athens, Greece
1997-98 Ticha Penicheiro Nyree Roberts Kodak 1st Team, AP 1st Team
AP 2nd Team, Women's Basketball Journal 2nd Team
1998-99 Mery Andrade AP honorable mention, Women's Basketball Journal Defensive 1st Team
1999-00 Lucienne Berthieu 2001-02 Lucienne Berthieu Hamchetou Maiga Kodak District III, Women's Basketball Journal-3rd Team
2004-05 Shareese Grant Kodak/WBCA Honorable Mention
Anne Donovan 1992 - Barcelona, Spain
Medina Dixon Anne Donovan - Asst. Coach Basketball - U.S. - Gold Medal
Handball - U.S.
Basketball - U.S. - Gold Medal
Basketball - U.S. - Bronze Medal
Basketball - U.S. - Gold Medal
2008 - Beijing, China
Anne Donovan - Head Coach Basketball - U.S. - Gold Medal
Hamchétou Maïga-Ba Basketball - Mali
Academic All-Americans
1979-80 Chris Critelli First team, GTE/CoSIDA
1981-82 Anne Donovan First team, GTE/CoSIDA
1982-83 Anne Donovan First team, GTE/CoSIDA
Kodak District II, Basketball Times Honorable Mention
Basketball Times Honorable Mention
NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship
1983
Anne Donovan
1,000 POINT CLUB
No
Name
Pts.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
14. 15. 16.
17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
26. 27. Anne Donovan (1979-1983)
Inge Nissen (1976-1980)
Nancy Lieberman (1976-1980)
Kelly Lyons (1986-1990)
Celeste Hill (1990-1994)
Tracy Claxton (1980-1985)
Medina Dixon (1982-1985)
Nyree Roberts (1994-1998)
Clarisse Machanguana (1994-1997)
Mery Andrade (1995-1999)
Adrienne Goodson (1984-1988)
Okeisha Howard (1999-2003)
T.J. Jordan (2004-2008)
Donna Harrington (1987-1988)
Hamchetou Maiga (1998-2002)
Shareese Grant (2001-2005)
Monique Coker (2000-2004)
Angela Cotman (1976-1980) Tiffany Green (2004-2009)
Lucienne Berthieu (1998-1902)
Ticha Penicheiro (1994-1998) Kim McQuarter (1985-1989) Shonda DeBerry (1992-1996)
Sharron Francis (1998-2002)
Jessica Canady (2006-2010)
Rhonda Rompola (1978-1981)
Aubrey Eblin (1995-1999)
2,719
2,647
2,430
2,224
2,112
1,999
1,968
1,854
1,813
1,622
1,574 1,565
1,525
1,492 1,483
1,447
1,409
1,408
1,398
1,382
1,304
1,275
1,096
1,085
1,056
1,050
1,023
Ga. 136
137
134 122
118
118
113
133
99
132
117 124
129
110 130
129
128
140 129
91
133
120
125
126
120
96
121
Avg.
20.0
19.3
18.1
18.2
17.9
16.9
17.4
13.9
18.3
12.3
13.5
12.6
11.8
13.6
11.4
11.2
11.0
10.1
10.8
15.2
9.8
10.6
8.8
8.6
8.8
10.9
8.8
1,000 REBOUND CLUB
No.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Name
Anne Donovan (1979-1983)
Inge Nissen (1976-1980)
Tracy Claxton (1980-1985)
Nancy Lieberman (1976-1980)
Celeste Hill (1990-1994)
Kelly Lyons (1986-1990)
Rebs.
1,976
1,459 1,434 1,167
1,124 1,008
Ga. 136 137
118
134
118 122
Avg.
14.5
10.6
12.2
8.7
9.5
8.3
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
CAREER LEADERS
CAREER SCORING
No. Name
1. Anne Donovan (79-83)
2. Inge Nissen (76-80)
3. Nancy Lieberman (76-80)
4. Kelly Lyons (86-90)
5. Celeste Hill (90-94)
6. Tracy Claxton* (80-85)
7. Medina Dixon** (82-85)
8. Nyree Roberts (94-98)
9. C. Machanguana (94-97)
10.Mery Andrade (95-99)
CAREER REBOUNDING
No. Name
1. Anne Donovan (79-83)
2. Inge Nissen (76-80)
3. Tracy Claxton* (80-85)
4. Nancy Lieberman (76-80)
6. Kelly Lyons (86-90)
7. Tiffany Green
8. Nyree Roberts (94-98)
9. Medina Dixon** (82-85)
10.Monique Coker (00-04)
CAREER STEALS
No. Name
1. Ticha Penicheiro (94-98)
2. Nancy Lieberman (76‑80)
3. Mery Andrade (95-99)
5. Medina Dixon (82‑85)**
5. Sharron Francis (98-02)
7. Debbie Richards (75‑79) 8. Natalie Diaz (96-00)
9. Tracy Claxton (83‑85)*
10.Angela Cotman (76‑80)
CAREER ASSISTS
No. Name
2. Ticha Penicheiro (94-98)
3. Marie Christian (83‑87)
4. Sharron Francis (98-02)
5. Debbie Richard (76‑79)
6. Mery Andrade (95-99)
7. Jazzmin Walters
8. Medina Dixon (82‑85)
9. Shareese Grant (01-05)
10.Rhonda Rompola (78‑81)
Pts.
2,719
2,647
2,430
2,224
2,112
1,999
1,968
1,854
1,813
1,622
Rebs.
1,976
1,459 1,434 1,167
1,124
1,008
990
986
979
951
St.
591
512
382
327
277
277
265
253
250 210
Ast.
961
939
492
488
471
447
441
417
376
362
CAREER GAMES PLAYED
No.Name
1. Angela Cotman (1976‑80)
2. Inge Nissen (1976‑80)
3. Anne Donovan (1979‑83)
5t. Nyree Roberts (1994-98)
5t. Ticha Penicheiro (1994-98) 7. Mery Andrade (1995-99)
8. Debbie Richards (1975‑79)
9. Hamchetou Maiga (1998-02)
10t. Stacy Himes (1993-97)
10t. Tiffany Thompson (1998-02)
10t. Shareese Grant (2001-05)
10t. T.J. Jordan (2004-08)
10t. Tiffany Green *played two seasons at Kansas
**played one season at South Carolina
Ga.
136
137
134 122
118
118
113
133
99
132
Ga. Avg.
20.0
19.3
18.1
18.2
17.9
16.9
17.4
13.9
18.3
12.3
Avg.
136 137
118
134
118 122
129
133
113
128
14.5
10.6
12.2
8.7
9.5
8.3
7.7
7.4
8.7
7.4
Ga.
Avg.
133
4.4
134
3.8
132
2.9
118
2.8
113
2.5
126
2.2
132
2.0
120
2.1
118 2.1
140
1.5
Ga.
134
133
114
126
123
132
120
113
129
96
Avg.
7.2
7.1
4.3
3.9
3.8
3.4
3.7
3.7
2.99
3.8
CAREER LEADERS
SCORING (AVG.)
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Name:
Anne Donovan
Kelly Lyons
Inge Nissen
Nancy Lieberman
Medina Dixon
POINTS
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Name:
Anne Donovan
Kelly Lyons
Inge Nissen
Nancy Lieberman
C. Machanguana
REBOUNDS (AVG.)
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Name:
Anne Donovan
Anne Donovan
Anne Donovan
Anne Donovan
Inge Nissen
REBOUNDS
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Name:
Anne Donovan
Anne Donovan
Anne Donovan
Anne Donovan
Inge Nissen
ASSISTS (AVG.)
No. Name
1. Nancy Lieberman
2. Nancy Lieberman
3. Ticha Penicheiro
4. Ticha Penicheiro
5. Nancy Lieberman
Cl:
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Ppg.
25.1
24.7
22.0
20.9
20.8
Year:
1980‑81
1989‑90
1978‑79
1976‑77
1983‑84
Cl:
So.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Pts.
879
764
749
681
678
Year:
1980‑81
1989‑90
1978‑79
1977‑78
1996-97
Cl:
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Rpg.
16.3
14.7
14.4
12.9 12.8 Year:
1980‑81
1981‑82
1982‑83
1979‑80
1976‑77
Cl:
So.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Rebs.
569 504 491
412
410 Year:
1980‑81
1982‑83
1979‑80
1981‑82
1976‑77
Cl.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
GP
140
137
136
134
133
133
132
131
130
129
129
129
129
129
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Name:
Kelly Lyons
Anne Donovan
Anne Donovan
Nyree Roberts
Anne Donovan
Cl:
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
No. Name:
1. Kelly Bradley
2. Aubrey Eblin
3. Kelly Bradley
4. Sharron Francis
5. Rhonda Rompola
Cl:
So.
Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Ast.
295 7.9
212 7.9
271 7.5
239 7.5
254 7.1
Apg.Year
1979‑80
1976‑77
1996-97
1997‑98
1978-79
FG%.
69.4
64.0
63.8
63.2
63.0
Year:
1986‑90
1981‑82
1980‑81
1997-98
1979‑80
FT%.
.905
.895
.870
.863
.851
Year:
1995-96
1996-97
1994-95
2001-02
1978-79
CAREER LEADERS
50 Anne Donovan
at Norfolk State
12/11/80
43 Inge Nissen
Radford
3/2/79
42 Kelly Lyons
Texas
12/8/89
42 Inge Nissen
Montclair State
1/14/78
41 Anne Donovan
Rutgers
2/7/81
40 Nancy Lieberman
Norfolk State
12/12/77
38 Nyree Roberts
at George Mason 2/23/97
38 Anne Donovan
Tennessee
12/2/81
37 Anne Donovan
Oregon
12/18/80
36 Anne Donovan
Boston U.
12/22/80
35 C. Machanguana
Liberty
3/14/97
35 Anne Donovan
Tennessee
2/16/80
35 Inge Nissen
James Madison
12/11/78
35 Kelly Lyons
Fairfield
11/25/89
35 Shareese Grant
Delaware
3/12/05
34 Medina Dixon
Kentucky
1/28/84
34 Kelly Lyons
S.F. Austin
2/24/89
34 T.J. Jordan
Northeastern
2/8/07
33 Nyree Roberts
Richmond
12/6/97
33 C. Machanguana
at VCU
2/21/97
33 Nancy Lieberman
N. C. State
3/10/77
33 Inge Nissen
Virginia
12/7/76
33 Anne Donovan
Va. Union
3/7/81
33 Inge Nissen
Tennessee
3/10/79
33 Inge Nissen
N.C. State
3/9/79
33 Nancy Lieberman
Queens
1/6/79
33 Kelly Lyons
at South Florida
2/24/90
32 Inge Nissen
Kansas State
3/16/79
32 Anne Donovan
Tennessee
3/14/81
32 Kelly Lyons
James Madison
2/1/89
32 Kelly Lyons
G. W. U.
12/28/89
32 Kelly Lyons
at S. California
1/3/90
32 Lucienne Berthieu
at James Madison1/27/02
32 C. Machanguana
UNC Wilm.
1/21/96
31 C. Machanguana
William & Mary
2/27/97
31 C. Machanguana
William & Mary
2/2/96
31 C. Machanguana
Rutgers
1/10/95
31 Kelly Lyons
at Kent State
12/21/88
31 Nancy Lieberman
East Carolina
2/7/77
31 Nancy Lieberman
at Queens
1/8/77
31 Anne Donovan
Virginia State
11/20/81
31 Nancy Lieberman
Kentucky
3/11/78
31 Nancy Lieberman
North Carolina
12/6/77
31 Donna Harrington
West Virginia
12/13/86
Memphis
12/3/99
30 Nancy Lieberman
Norfolk State
2/21/78
30 Anne Donovan
Mercer
2/4/81
30 Anne Donovan
at Va. Tech
12/7/81
30 Anne Donovan
Cheyney State
12/19/81
30 Nancy Lieberman
at Va. State
1/28/77
30 Kelly Lyons
Richmond
2/14/90
30 Mery Andrade
#10 Colorado
12/30/95
vs. Kansas State 3/23/02
SCORING
YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS
Year
1976‑77
1977‑78
1978‑79
1979‑80
1980‑81
1981‑82
1982‑83
1983‑84
1984‑85
1985‑86
1986‑87
1987‑88
1989‑90
1990‑91
1990‑91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
Name/Cl.
Nancy Lieberman/Fr.
Nancy Lieberman/So.
Inge Nissen/Jr.
Inge Nissen/Sr.
Anne Donovan/So.
Anne Donovan/Jr.
Anne Donovan/Sr.
Medina Dixon/Jr.
Medina Dixon/Sr.
Donna Harrington/So.
Donna Harrington/Jr.
Kelly Lyons/So.
Kelly Lyons/Jr.
Kelly Lyons/Sr.
Celeste Hill/Fr.
Celeste Hill/So.
Celeste Hill/Jr. Celeste Hill/Sr.
Clarisse Machanguana/So.
Clarisse Machanguana/Jr.
Clarisse Machanguana/Sr.
Nyree Roberts/Sr.
Lucienne Berthieu/So.
Lucienne Berthieu/Jr.
Okeisha Howard/So.
Lucienne Berthieu/Sr.
Okeisha Howard/Sr.
Monqiue Coker/Sr.
Shareese Grant/Sr.
T.J. Jordan/So.
T.J. Jordan/Jr.
T.J. Jordan/Sr.
Tiffany Green/Sr.
Tia Lewis/So.
Year 1976‑77
1977‑78
1978‑79
1979‑80
1980‑81
1981‑82
1982‑83
1983‑84
1984‑85
1985‑86
1986‑87
1987‑88
1988‑89
1989‑90
1990‑91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
Name / Cl.
Nancy Lieberman/Fr.
Nancy Lieberman/So.
Nancy Lieberman/Jr.
Nancy Lieberman/Sr.
Rhonda Rompola/Jr.
Helen Malone/Jr.
Medina Dixon/So.
Medina Dixon/Jr.
Medina Dixon/Sr.
Kim McQuarter/Fr.
Adrienne Goodson/Sr. Kelly Lyons/Jr.
Kelly Lyons/Sr.
T.J. Jones/Sr.
Celeste Hill/So.
Ticha Penicheiro/Fr.
Ticha Penicheiro/So.
Ticha Penicheiro/Jr.
Ticha Penicheiro/Sr.
Mery Andrade/Sr.
Natalie Diaz/Sr.
Sharron Francis/Jr. Sharron Francis/Sr.
Shareese Grant/So. Max Nhassengo/Sr.
Shareese Grant/Sr.
Sherida Triggs/Jr.
Jazzmin Walters/So.
Shahida Williams
Jessica Canady/Jr.
Jasmine Parker/Jr.
REBOUNDS
Pts
Avg
563 20.9
681 20.2
749 22.0
644 17.4
879 25.1
879 20.7
613 17.5
602 20.5
558 16.4
493 16.3
488 15.3
505 17.4
657 20.5
764 24.7
374 14.4
592 19.1
510 17.0
636 20.5
550 16.7
585 18.3
678 19.9
646 20.2
441 14.2
464 17.8
427 14.2
477 14.0
475 14.8
477 14.9
452 15.1
414 13.4
479 14.5
431 12.7
398 13.7
368 11.2
Year 1976‑77
1977‑78
1978‑79
1979‑80
1980‑81
1981‑82
1982‑83
1983‑84
1984‑85
1985‑86
1986‑87
1987‑88
1988‑89
1989‑90
1990‑91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04 2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
Name / Cl
Inge Nissen/Fr.
Inge Nissen/So.
Inge Nissen/Jr.
Anne Donovan/Fr.
Anne Donovan/So.
Anne Donovan/Jr.
Anne Donovan/Sr.
Tracy Claxton/Jr.
Tracy Claxton/Sr.
Adrienne Goodson/Sr.
Kelly Lyons/Jr.
Kelly Lyons/Sr.
Celeste Hill/Fr.
Celeste Hill/So.
Clarisse Machanguana/So.
Clarisse Machanguana/Jr.
Nyree Roberts/Jr.
Nyree Roberts/Sr.
Lucienne Berthieu/Jr.
Hamchetou Maiga/Jr.
Hamchetou Maiga/Sr.
Monique Coker/Jr.
Monique Coker/Sr.
Tiffany Green/Fr.
Sherida Triggs/Jr.
Tiffany Green/So.
Tiffany Green/Jr.
Jessica Canady/Jr.
Tia Lewis/So.
St 99 127 144 142 86 49 34 86 79 48 85 60 51 67 37 114 80 107
132
137
161
161
119
94
68
82
48
83
66
41
56
56
54
80
Year
1976‑77
1977‑78
1978‑79
1979‑80
1980‑81
1981‑82
1982‑83
1983‑84
1984‑85
1985‑86
1986‑87
1987‑88
1988‑89
1989‑90
1990‑91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
Name / Cl.
Heidi Doherty/Jr.
Angela Cotman/So.
Jan Trombly/Jr.
Anne Donovan/Fr.
Anne Donovan/So.
Anne Donovan/Jr.
Anne Donovan/Sr.
Tracy Claxton/Jr.
Dawn Cullen/Jr.
Kelly Lyons/Fr.
Kelly Lyons/So.
Kelly Lyons/Jr.
Kelly Lyons/Sr.
Celeste Hill/Fr.
Celeste Hill/So.
Celeste Hill/Jr.
Celeste Hill/Sr.
C. Machanguana/So.
C. Machanguana/Jr.
C. Machanguana/Sr.
Nyree Roberts/Sr.
Luceinne Berthieu/Jr.
Hamchetou Maiga/Jr.
Lucienne Berthieu/Sr.
Shareese Grant/So. Max Nhassengo/Sr.
Tiffany Green/Fr.
Sherida Triggs/Jr.
Tiffany Green/So.
Jessica Canady/So.
Tiffany Green/Sr. Tia Lewis/So.
STEALS
Rbs 410 378 339 491 369 412 504 260 382 288 270 228 278 317 221 313 279 311
292
209
288
384
246
231
223
276
278
305
257
222
199
275
230
252
Avg
12.8
11.1
10.0
12.9
16.3
14.7
14.4
11.3
11.2
10.7
9.0
6.6
3.7
10.3
8.5
10.1
9.3
10.0
8.8
6.5
8.0
12.0
7.9
8.9
7.4
8.1
8.7
9.5
8.3
7.2
6.0
7.6
9.6
7.6
FIELD GOAL PCT.
Avg
8.7
3.7
4.0
8.8
2.5
1.8
2.4
8.0
2.3
1.7
1.8
2.1
1.6
2.2
1.6
3.7
2.7
3.5
4.0
4.3
4.5
5.0
3.7
2.8
2.3
2.4
1.5
2.6
2.1
1.3
1.8
1.6
2.3
2.4
FG 126‑239 187‑367
158‑290 290‑460 377‑591 240‑375 263‑428
197‑348
139‑286
202‑381
122‑195
192‑307
265‑427
308‑444
155‑263
241-394
196-360
249-448
221-365
230-367
257-394
263-416
180-293
162-275
168-293
178-302
173-332
184-353
123-220
141-246
108-215
148-262
140-295
142-281
Pct.
52.7
51.0
54.5
63.0
63.8
64.0
61.4
56.6
48.6
53.0
62.6
62.5
62.1
69.4
58.9
61.2
54.4
55.6
60.5
62.7
65.2
63.2
61.4
60.7
57.3
58.9
52.1
52.1
55.9
57.3
50.2
56.5
47.5
50.5
ASSISTS
Year
1976‑77
1977‑78
1978‑79
1979‑80
1980‑81
1981‑82
1982‑83
1983‑84
1984‑85
1985‑86
1986‑87
1987‑88
1988‑89
1989‑90
1990‑91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
Name / Cl.
Nancy Lieberman/Fr.
Nancy Lieberman/So.
Nancy Lieberman/Jr.
Nancy Lieberman/Sr.
Suzanne Woolston/Jr.
Suzanne Woolston/Sr. Medina Dixon/So.
Medina Dixon/Jr.
Lisa Blais/Sr.
Marie Christian/Jr.
Marie Christian/Jr.
Adrienne Goodson/Sr. Stephanie Garner/Jr.
Stephanie Garner/Sr.
Angela Jackson/Sr.
Lee Etta Cummings/Sr. Pam Huntley/Jr.
Pam Huntley/Sr.
Celeste Hill/Jr.
Deanna Vander Plas/Sr.
Ticha Penicheiro/Fr.
Ticha Penicheiro/So.
Ticha Penicheiro/Jr.
Ticha Penicheiro/Sr. Alli Spence/Fr.
Alli Spence/So.
Sharron Francis/Sr.
Okeisha Howard/Sr.
Shareese Grant/Jr.
Shareese Grant/Sr.
Lawona Davis/Sr.
Jazzmin Walters/So.
Jazzmin Walters/Jr.
Jazzmin Walters/Sr.
Jasmine Parker/Jr.
Year
1976‑77
1977‑78
1978‑79
1979‑80
1980‑81
1981‑82
1982‑83
1983‑84
1984‑85
1985‑86
1986‑87
1987‑88
1988‑89
1989‑90
1990‑91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
Name / Cl.
Nancy Lieberman/Fr.
Nancy Lieberman/So.
Rhonda Rompola/Fr.
Rhonda Rompola/So.
Rhonda Rompola/Jr.
Beth Wilkerson/So.
Helen Malone/Sr.
Medina Dixon/Jr.
Medina Dixon/Sr.
Donna Harrington/Fr.
Bridget Jenkins/Jr.
Liz Connahan/Jr.
Liz Connahan/Sr.
Kim McQuarter/Sr.
Kelly Lyons/Sr.
T.J. Jones/Sr.
Celeste Hill/So.
Pam Huntley/Sr. Celeste Hill/Sr.
Sarah Willyerd/Jr.
C. Machanguana/Jr.
Mery Andrade/Jr.
Aubrey Eblin/Jr.
Aubrey Eblin/Sr.
Okeisha Howard/Fr.
Okeisha Howard/So.
Sharron Francis/Sr.
Okeisha Howard/Sr.
Shareese Grant/Jr.
Lawona Davis/Jr.
Lawona Davis/Sr.
Tish Lyons/Sr.
T.J. Jordan/Sr.
Megan Pym/Sr.
Jen Nuzzo/Sr.
Jasmine Parker/Jr.
Ast 212 200 254 295 115 146 146 181 158 132 145 103 103 169 126 68 95 76 76 112
203
226
271
239
178
121
180
151
127
126
80
100
179
104
114
FREE THROW PCT.
FGA
53‑117 119‑163
69‑81 88‑106 69‑86 48‑63 64‑84 96‑122 92‑130 51‑72 34‑45 35‑45 41‑54 115‑150
147‑206
40‑46 109-146 102-131 130-165
48-66
125-173
94-128
51-57
44-53
89-106
135-170
50-58
132-166
107-131
67-82
74-99
58-73
65-87
56-75
42-56
78-99
Avg
7.9
8.9
7.1
7.9
8.4
4.2
8.2
4.5
4.6
5.3
4.3
3.6
3.6
8.6
4.1
2.6
3.1
2.6
2.6
3.6
6.2
7.1
7.5
7.5
5.2
4.0
5.3
4.7
4.0
4.1
2.6
3.1
5.0
5.0
3.5
Pct.
70.5
73.0
85.1
83.0
80.1
76.1
76.1
78.7
60.8
60.8
75.6
77.8
87.0
76.7
71.4
87.0
74.7
77.9
78.8
72.7
71.4
73.4
89.5
83.0
84.0
79.4
86.3
79.5
81.7
81.7
74.7
79.5
74.7
74.7
75.0
78.8
MEDIA SUPPLEMENT
RECORDS
100 Point Games
ODU-Opp.
122‑62 116-26
113‑45
112‑77 112‑58 111‑62 110‑56 110-51
109‑56 108-67
108‑48 108-46
107-62
107‑41 106‑53 106‑42 105-62
105-47
105-50
104-97
104‑63 104-60
104-49
104‑39 Opponent
vs. Virginia Union
vs. Indiana State
vs. Virginia State
vs. East Carolina
vs. Clemson
vs. William & Mary
vs. Norfolk State
vs. William & Mary
vs. Va. Union
vs. Richmond
vs. Virginia Tech
vs. VCU
vs. George Mason
vs. Long Island
vs. Queens
vs. Norfolk State
vs. Hostra
at William and Mary
vs. William and Mary
vs. Richmond
vs. Va. Union
vs. UNC-Wilmington
at American
vs. George Mason
Date
Nov. 16, 1979
Nov. 23, 1996
Dec. 4, 1979
Jan. 21, 1980
Nov. 30, 1979
Dec. 12, 1977
Dec. 12, 1977
Feb. 20, 1998
Feb. 24, 1981*
Jan. 14, 2000
Jan. 27, 1978
Feb. 4, 2002
Jan. 26, 1997
Jan. 19, 1980
Jan. 6, 1979
Feb. 19, 1980
Feb. 12, 2004
Jan. 1, 2002
Feb. 2, 1996
Dec. 6, 1998
March, 4, 1973*
Dec. 23, 1998
Jan. 24, 1997
Nov. 22, 1982
ODU-Opp. Opponent
103‑69 vs. Norfolk State
103-43
vs. VCU
103-22
vs. UNC-Wilmington
102‑90 vs. S. California
102‑76 vs. UAB
102-52
vs. Liberty ‡
102-46
at George Mason
101‑60 vs. Radford
101-35
vs. William & Mary 100‑68 vs. Memphis State
100‑67 vs. Virginia Tech
100‑66 vs. Radford
100-64
vs. Richmond
100‑61 vs. Florida State
100‑39 vs. East Carolina
64‑105 vs. Auburn
69‑102 vs. at N.C. State
79‑101 vs. at N.C. State
Overtime Games (10-5)
Date
Feb. 4, 1977
Feb. 18, 1996
Jan. 21, 1996
Jan. 6, 1984
Mar 10, 1983 $
Mar. 14, 1997
Feb. 23, 1997
Dec. 19, 1978
Feb. 27, 1997@
Nov. 26, 1990
March 1, 1984
March 2, 1979*
Feb. 21, 1999
Jan. 17, 1982
Feb. 7, 1977
Dec. 29, 1986#
Feb. 3, 1990
1976
*VAIAW (State Tournament)
& Sun Belt Conference Tournament Semi‑Finals
#Reebok ODU Classic ‡ NCAA Tournament
@ CAA Tournament
Date:
3/3/10
1/7/10
3/25/08
3/12/05
2/9/03
3/6/03
3/18/02
3/8/02
12/6/01
11/17/00
3/16/97
3/28/97
1/27/94
2/6/90
11/22/83
3/22/84
11/30/82
Team:
Towson (H)
Northeastern (A)(3OT)
Virginia (NCAA) (H)
Delaware (CAA) (N)
JMU (A) UNCW (A)
Purdue (NCAA) (A)
George Mason (CAA) (H)
Penn State (H)
Syracuse (H)
Purdue (NCAA) (H)
Stanford (NCAA) (N)
George Mason (A)
St. John's (A)
Western Kentucky
N.C. State (NCAA) (H)
Tennessee (A)
Year-by-Year with the Lady Monarchs
YEAR
1969-70
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
CAREER
1973-74
CAREER
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
CAREER
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
CAREER
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
CAREER
TOTALS
OVERALL
RECORD
CONF.
RECORD
COACH
NATIONAL
FINISH
STATE OR CONF.
CHAMPIONSHIPS
16-2
Mary Jackson
VFISW Champions
8-9
Mary Jackson
12-7
Mary Jackson
7-9
Mary Jackson
43-27 (.614)
4 YEARS
7-7
Debbie Wilson
7-7 (.500)
1 YEAR
13-9
Pam Parsons
15-11
Pam Parsons
23-9
Pam Parsons
NWIT Semi-finals
VFISW Champions
51-29 (.637)
3 YEARS
30-4
Marianne Stanley
NWIT Champions
VFISW Champions
35-1
Marianne Stanley
AIAW National Champions
VFISW Champions
37-1
Marianne Stanley
AIAW National Champions
VFISW Champions
28-7
Marianne Stanley
AIAW Third place
VFISW Champions
22-6
Marianne Stanley
NCAA Sweet 16 - East Region
29-6
Marianne Stanley
NCAA Final Four - East Region
Sun Belt Champions
24-5
Marianne Stanley
NCAA Elite Eight - East Region
Sun Belt Champions
31-3
6-0
Marianne Stanley
NCAA National Champions
Sun Belt Champions
15-13
5-1
Marianne Stanley
18-13
5-1
Marianne Stanley
NCAA Sweet 16 - Mideast Region
Sun Belt Champions
269-59 (.820)
10 YEARS
17-12
6-0
Wendy Larry
NCAA 2nd Round - East Region
23-9
5-1
Wendy Larry
NCAA 2nd Round - Mideast Region
5-0
21-10
4-2
Wendy Larry
Sun Belt Champions
5-21
2-4
Wendy Larry
20-11
9-5
Wendy Larry
NCAA 1st Round - East Region
CAA Champions
22-8
14-0
Wendy Larry
NCAA 2nd Round - Mideast Region
CAA Champions
25-6
14-0
Wendy Larry
CAA Champions
27-6
13-1
Wendy Larry
NCAA 1st Round - Mideast Region
CAA Champions
29-3
16-0
Wendy Larry
NCAA Sweet 16 - East
CAA Champions
34-2
16-0
Wendy Larry
NCAA Championship Game
CAA Champions
29-3
16-0
Wendy Larry
CAA Champions
28-4
16-0
Wendy Larry
CAA Champions
29-5
16-0
Wendy Larry
NCAA Sweet 16 - Midwest Region
CAA Champions
21-9
15-1
Wendy Larry
NCAA 1st Round - West Region
CAA Champions
28-6
18-0
Wendy Larry
NCAA Elite Eight - Mideast Region
CAA Champions
21-11
15-3
Wendy Larry
NCAA 1st Round - East Region
CAA Champions
25-7
17-1
Wendy Larry
NCAA 1st Round - Mideast Region
CAA Champions
22-9
15-3
Wendy Larry
NCAA 1st Round - Tempe Region
CAA Champions
22-9
17-1
Wendy Larry
NCAA 1st Round - Cleveland Region
CAA Champions
24-9
17-1
Wendy Larry
NCAA 1st Round - Fresno Region
CAA Champions
31-5
17-1
Wendy Larry
NCAA Sweet 16 - Greensboro Region
CAA Champions
17-13
11-7
Wendy Larry
19-14
14-4
Wendy Larry
WNIT 2nd Round
539-192 (.737)
23 years
909-314 (.743)
VS. VIRGINIA
SCHOOLS
12-2
7-5
11-3
7-6
37-16 (.698)
5-6
5-6 (.455)
12-7
15-4
16-1
43-12 (.782)
16-0
10-0
8-0
8-0
4-1
5-0
4-0
4-0
1-3
3-2
63-6 (.913)
2-2
4-1
2-3
8-4
9-2
12-0
10-1
15-1
15-0
12-0
13-0
13-0
12-3
10-1
4-3
10-1
14-2
9-2
8-2
10-1
6-4
7-3
303-33 (.902)
351-73 (.828)
Result:
L, 64-56
L, 100-94
W, 88-85
W, 78-74
L, 98-95
W, 51-48
W, 74-70
W, 68-63
W, 80-80
L, 84-85
W, 69-65
W, 83-82
W, 82-76
W, 92-86
L, 80-84
W, 73-71
W, 78-72

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