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2012-13
FIU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
MEDIA INFORMATION GUIDE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Media Information
Table of Contents & Credits ....................................................... 1
Quick Facts & Media Information ............................................... 2
2012-13 FIU Women's Basketball Rosters ................................ 3
2012 FIU Women's Basketball Schedule ................................... 4
TV/Radio Photo Roster .............................................................. 5
2012-13 Opponent Information ............................................... 6-7
FIU Mission Statements ............................................................. 8
Coaching & Support Staff
Head Coach Cindy Russo ................................................... 10-11
Associate Head Coach Inge Nissen......................................... 12
Assistant Coach Desma Thomas Bateast................................ 13
Assistant Coach Cristal Randolph............................................ 14
Support Staff ....................................................................... 14-15
U.S. Century Bank Arena ......................................................... 16
FIU at Home ............................................................................. 16
2012-13 FIU Panthers
Returners ............................................................................. 18-28
Newcomers.......................................................................... 29-30
2011-12 Season Review
Overall Statistics & Results ...................................................... 32
Sun Belt Conference Statistics & Results ................................ 33
FIU Team Highs & Lows .......................................................... 34
Sun Belt Conference Season Review ................................. 35-36
FIU ATHLETICS
11200 SW 8th St.
Miami, Fla. 33199
Phone: (305) 348-8392
Fax: (305) 348-6683
Tickets: (305) FIU-GAME
WWW.FIUSPORTS.COM
History & Records
Individual & Team Records ...................................................... 38
Single Game & Single Season Records .................................. 39
Year-by-Year Leaders .............................................................. 39
FIU in Overtime ........................................................................ 39
Individual Career & Single-Season Records ....................... 40-41
Scoring Leaders ....................................................................... 42
1,000-Point Club....................................................................... 43
Year-by-Year Records.............................................................. 44
Winningest Teams of the '90's ................................................. 44
FIU in the SBC ......................................................................... 44
Award Winners ......................................................................... 45
Postseason Results.................................................................. 46
NCAA Tournament Teams ....................................................... 47
All-Time Roster......................................................................... 48
All-Time Series Records........................................................... 49
Versus 2012-13 Opponents ................................................ 50-51
All-Time Results .................................................................. 52-56
FIU in the WNBA ...................................................................... 57
CREDITS: The 2012-13 FIU Women's Basketball Media Information
Guide is an official publication of the FIU Athletic Media Relations Office,
written and designed by Maegan Azpiazu and edited by the FIU Athletic
Media Relations staff and the FIU women's basketball coaching staff.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Florida International University Photography, Roy
Viera, Samuel Lewis, Richard Lewis, Alex Hernandez.
In all references, please call us FIU.
Do not use Florida International University,
Florida International, Florida Int’l.,
Fla. Int’l, or any other variation.
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QUICK FACTS
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Name ..........................................................FIU
Location ...........Modesto A. Maidique Campus
Miami, FL 33199
Founded/Opened............................ 1965/1972
Enrollment ............................................ 50,000
Nickname........................................... Panthers
Colors ....................................... Blue and Gold
Affiliation .................................NCAA Division I
Conference .........................................Sun Belt
Home Court ... U.S. Century Bank Arena (5,000)
School President ........ Dr. Mark B. Rosenberg
Exec. Dir. of Sports/Entertainment .. Pete Garcia
NCAA Faculty Rep. .........Dr. Stephen M. Fain
Senior Associate AD/SWA .............. Julie Berg
Athletic Department Phone .....(305) 348-2756
Ticket Office Phone .............. (866) FIU-GAME
MEDIA INFORMATION
Assistant SID/WBB............... Maegan Azpiazu
Office Phone............................(305) 348-0261
Email.................................. mazpiazu@fiu.edu
Assistant AD/Media Relations .....Paul Dodson
Office Phone............................(305) 348-3164
Website.............................. www.fiusports.com
Fax...........................................(305) 348-2963
Press Row Phone....................(305) 348-3702
Mailing Address FIU Athletic Media Relations
11200 S.W. 8th St.
U.S. Century Bank Arena, Room 211
Miami, FL 33199
TEAM INFORMATION
Head Coach ................................Cindy Russo
Alma Mater ...................... Old Dominion, 1975
Record at FIU (years)................. 630-329 (33)
Career Record (years)................ 670-351 (35)
Assoc. Head Coach...................... Inge Nissen
Alma Mater ...................... Old Dominion, 1990
Asst. Coach ...............Desma Thomas Bateast
Alma Mater ........................... Miami (FL), 1997
Asst. Coach ...........................Cristal Randolph
Alma Mater .................... Florida Atlantic, 2007
Dir. of Operations ............Shannon McFarland
Team Manager ........................... Sabina Salas
Team Trainer ...........................Jennifer Loewe
Training Room Phone .............(305) 348-1072
Strength & Conditioning Coach ......Mick Smith
Academic Advisor......................... Ayssa Roza
Equipment Manager .................Wayne Rustad
2011-12 SEASON REVIEW
Overall Record ....................................... 23-11
Sun Belt Conference Record ................... 10-6
SBC Reg. Season Finish ...3rd - East Division
SBC Tournament Finish ..................Semifinals
Postseason ..... Postseason WNIT, 2nd Round
2012-13 SEASON OUTLOOK
Starters Returning/Lost .............................. 4/1
Letterwinners Returning/Lost ................... 10/3
Newcomers.................................................... 3
PROGRAM HISTORY
Inaugural Season ............................... 1975-76
All-Time Record.................................. 649-383
DI NCAA Tournament Appearances ............. 6
Last Appearance .. vs. Penn State, 2nd Round
L, 79-96 (2002)
WNIT Appearances ....................................... 6
Last Appearance .................vs. Stetson, 1st Round
W, 74-47 / at USF, 2nd Round L, 61-77 (2012)
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COVERING THE PANTHERS
PANTHERS ON THE WEB
The FIU Athletic Department appreciates your
interest in FIU Intercollegiate Athletics and
would like to welcome you to Miami. Please
let us know if we can facilitate your coverage
in any way.
The FIU women's basketball homepage is
where the media and general public can
find the latest information on the Panthers,
including biographical information, updated
statistics and box scores. Live scoring from
the U.S. Century Bank Arena is provided on
www.FIUSports.com for all home games.
MEDIA RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
The FIU Athletic Media Relations office is
located in the Room 211 in the southeast
corner of the U.S. Century Bank Arena on
the Modesto A. Maidique Campus. Media
Relations Coordinator Maegan Azpiazu will
serve as the primary contact for the FIU
women's basketball team and can be reached
in the office at (305) 348-0261 or via email at
mazpiazu@fiu.edu.
INTERVIEWS
All interviews with student-athletes and
coaches must be coordinated through the
FIU Athletic Media Relations office. For
women's basketball interview requests,
contact Maegan Azpiazu at least 24 hours in
advance. During the week, interviews will take
place before or after practice at U.S. Century
Bank Arena in most cases. Please note that
interview requests will not be granted on the
day before an event, or on the day of an event.
A post-game press conference will take place
in Room 122 of the U.S. Century Bank Arena
after each home game, featuring Head Coach
Cindy Russo and select student-athletes.
GAMEDAY SERVICES
Media seating is available opposite the
scorer's table at the U.S. Century Bank Arena.
Please inform Maegan Azpiazu at least 24
hours in advance of the game if you will be
attending -- this includes photographers. The
U.S. Century Bank Arena is equipped for radio
broadcasts; please contact Azpiazu at least
one week in advance to ensure availability.
Wireless internet is available at the U.S.
Century Bank Arena, free of charge.
GAME NOTES
FIU women's basketball game notes will
be posted in PDF format on the women's
basketball homepage at www.FIUSports.com,
the official website of the FIU Panthers. Notes
for the weekend will be posted as they are
completed and an archived list of notes will
accumulate throughout the season. Updated
statistics will be available at each game.
CREDENTIALS/PARKING
All credential requests must be made to
Maegan Azpiazu at least 24 hours in advance.
There is no designated media parking,
however, parking is available in the Panther
Parking Garage or across the street from the
west side of the U.S. Century Bank Arena.
Media will-call will open one hour before tipoff, and all media should enter through Gate 4.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Photographers are asked to use good
judgement and to exercise caution when
photographing women's basketball games in
the U.S. Century Bank Arena. Please keep
out of the bench areas and adhere to any
additional signage on the court.
SOCIAL MEDIA
Keep up with the Panthers all year long by
following FIU women's basketball on Twitter (@
FIUWBasketball) and by "Liking" FIU women's
basketball on Facebook (Facebook.com/
FIUWBasketball). Follow all of FIU's 18 athletic
teams on Google+ (FIU Athletics), Twitter
(@FIUAthletics), Facebook (Facebook.com/
FIUSports), YouTube (FIUPanthers), Pinterest
(FIUAthletics), and Instagram (FIUathletics).
SUN BELT CONFERENCE
Assistant
Commissioner/Communications,
Keith Nunez, will serve as the Sun Belt
Conference women's basketball contact for
the 2012 season. Nunez can be contacted
via phone at (504) 299-9066, ext. 218, or via
email at nunez@sunbeltsports.org. For more
information on the Sun Belt Conference, visit
www.sunbeltsports.org.
DIRECTIONS TO
U.S. CENTURY BANK ARENA
From Miami International Airport
Take SR 836 West (Dolphin Expressway) to
the NW 107th Avenue/South exit. Proceed
south on 107th Avenue to SW 8th Street (SR
41/Tamiami Trail). Turn right on 8th Street,
two traffic lights to SW 112th Avenue. Turn
left onto the FIU campus and then make righthand turns at the first two stop signs. The U.S.
Century Bank Arena will be on your left.
From I-95
Traveling north or south on I-95, exit at SR
836 West (Dolphin Expressway) to NW 107th
Avenue/South exit. Proceed south on 107th
Avenue to SW 8th Street (SR 41/Tamiami
Trail). Turn right on 8th Street, two traffic lights
to SW 112th Avenue. Turn left onto the FIU
campus and then go right at the first two stop
signs. The U.S. Century Bank Arena will be on
your left.
From the Palmetto Expressway (SR 826)
Traveling north or south on the Palmetto
Expressway, exit westbound on SW 8th Street
(SR 41/Tamiami Trail). Proceed to SW 112th
Avenue. Turn left onto the FIU campus and
then go right at the first two stop signs. The
U.S. Century Bank Arena will be on your left.
From the Florida Turnpike
Traveling north or south on the Turnpike, exit
eastbound on SW 8th Street (No. 25/Tamiami
Trail). Turn right onto 8th Street (SR 41/
Tamiami Trail). At SW 112th Avenue, turn right
onto the FIU campus, and then go right at the
first two stop signs. The U.S. Century Bank
Arena will be on your left.
2012-13 FIU Women's Basketball Rosters
No.
Name
Pos.
Ht.
Yr.
Hometown
Previous School
2
Aleksandra Bodlovic
G
5-5
So.
Novi Sad, Serbia
Adelphi Christian Academy
3
Zsofia Labady
G
5-9
So.
Pecs, Hungary
Koch Valeria Koze Piskola
Taylor Shade
G
5-6
Fr.
Boynton Beach, Fla.
Boynton Beach Community HS
10
5
Katrina Epnere
G/F
5-9
Fr.
Riga, Latvia
Riga State Gymnasium No. 1
12
Marita Davydova
C
6-3
Jr.
Moscow, Russia
Russian Agrarian University
13
Diamond Ashmore
F
6-3
Sr.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Tallahassee Community College
14
Kamika Idom
G
5-9
So.
St. Petersburg, Fla.
St. Petersburg High School
21
Timeyin Oritsesan
F
5-10
Jr.
London, England
Langley Park School for Girls
22
Jerica Coley
G
5-7
Jr.
St. Petersburg Catholic
23
Finda Mansare
F
6-1
Sr.
Budapest, Hungary
Kolcsey Ferenc Gymnasium
24
Carmen Miloglav
G
5-7
Sr.
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Gimnazija Dubrovnik
25
Arielle Durant
F
5-7
Jr.
Lakeland, Fla.
Tenoroc High School
32
Tynia McKinzie
F
6-0
So.
Oviedo, Fla.
Lake Howell High School
33
Brianna Wright
C/F
6-2
RS-Fr.
Titusville, Fla.
Titusville High School
Media
Information
NUMERICAL ROSTER
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
No.
13
2
Name
Pos.
Ht.
Yr.
Hometown
Previous School
Diamond Ashmore
F
6-3
Sr.
Aleksandra Bodlovic
G
5-5
So.
Novi Sad, Serbia
22
Jerica Coley
G
5-7
Jr.
12
Marita Davydova
C
6-3
Jr.
Moscow, Russia
25
Arielle Durant
F
5-7
Jr.
Lakeland, Fla.
Tenoroc High School
10
Katrina Epnere
G/F
5-9
Fr.
Riga, Latvia
14
Kamika Idom
G
5-9
So.
St. Petersburg High School
3
Zsofia Labady
G
5-9
So.
Pecs, Hungary
23
Finda Mansare
F
6-1
Sr.
Budapest, Hungary
32
Tynia McKinzie
F
6-0
So.
Oviedo, Fla.
24
Carmen Miloglav
G
5-7
Sr.
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Gimnazija Dubrovnik
21
Timeyin Oritsesan
F
5-10
Jr.
London, England
Taylor Shade
G
5-6
Fr.
Boynton Beach, Fla.
Boynton Beach Community HS
Brianna Wright
C/F
6-2
RS-Fr.
Titusville, Fla.
5
33
FIU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL STAFF
Head Coach: Cindy Russo, 34th Season (Old Dominion, 1975)
Associate Head Coach: Inge Nissen, 24th Season (Old Dominion, 1990)
Assistant Coach: Desma Thomas Bateast, 7th Season (University of Miami (FL), 1997)
Assistant Coach: Cristal Randolph, 1st Season (Florida Atlantic, 2007)
Director of Operations: Shannon McFarland, 1st Season (Clark Atlanta University, 2009)
Team Manager: Sabina Salas
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2012-13 FIU Women's Basketball Schedule
Date
OCTOBER
25
Media
Information
Opponent
Location
Time
UNIV. OF QUEBEC (Exh.)
MIAMI, FLA.
6:00 P.M.
NOVEMBER
2
11
14
19
BARRY (Exh.)
NORTH FLORIDA
at Florida Gulf Coast
at WKU *
MIAMI, FLA.
MIAMI, FLA.
Ft. Myers, Fla.
Bowling Green, Ky.
6:00 P.M.
6:00 P.M.
7:05 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
23
23
25
25
29
FIU Thanksgiving Classic
IOWA
LSU vs. West Virginia
TBA vs. TBA
LSU / WEST VIRGINIA
ARKANSAS STATE *
MIAMI, FLA.
Miami, Fla.
Miami, Fla.
MIAMI, FLA.
MIAMI, FLA.
6:00 P.M.
8:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
3:00 P.M.
5:30 P.M.
DECEMBER
1
13
15
20
SOUTH ALABAMA *
UCF
DARTMOUTH
at Middle Tennessee *
MIAMI, FLA.
MIAMI, FLA.
MIAMI, FLA.
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
5:30 P.M.
6:00 P.M.
6:00 P.M.
8:00 p.m.
29
29
30
30
FIU Sun & Fun Classic
NORTHEASTERN
Georgia Tech vs. Quinnipiac
TBA vs. TBA
GEORGIA TECH / QUINNIPIAC
MIAMI, FLA.
Miami, Fla.
Miami, Fla.
MIAMI, FLA.
6:00 P.M.
8:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
6:00 P.M.
JANUARY
2
5
9
12
17
19
23
27
31
at Florida A&M
LOUISIANA *!
at Arkansas State *
at UALR *
NORTH TEXAS *
TROY *
at Louisiana *
at South Alabama *
MIDDLE TENNESSEE *
Tallahassee, Fla.
MIAMI, FLA.
Jonesboro, Ark.
Little Rock, Ark.
MIAMI, FLA.
MIAMI, FLA.
Lafayette, La.
Mobile, Ala.
MIAMI, FLA.
2:00 p.m.
5:30 P.M.
8:05 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
5:30 P.M.
5:30 P.M.
8:00 p.m.
3:05 p.m.
5:30 P.M.
FEBRUARY
2
6
9
14
16
21
28
ULM *
FLORIDA ATLANTIC *
at North Texas *
at Troy *
WKU *
UALR *
at ULM *
MIAMI, FLA.
MIAMI, FLA.
Denton, Texas
Troy, Ala.
MIAMI, FLA.
MIAMI, FLA.
Monroe, La.
5:30 P.M.
6:00 P.M.
6:00 p.m.
6:15 p.m.
5:30 P.M.
5:30 P.M.
6:15 p.m.
MARCH
2
8-11
at Florida Atlantic *
Sun Belt Championship
Boca Raton, Fla.
Hot Springs, Ark.
3:15 p.m.
TBD
* Sun Belt Conference game / ! Televised (Sun Belt Network) / Home matches in BOLD CAPS
All Times Eastern & Subject to Change
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TV/Radio Photo Roster
ALEKSANDRA
BODLOVIC
So. ♦ G ♦ 5-5
Novi Sad, Serbia
13
ZSOFIA
LABADY
So. ♦ G ♦ 5-9
Pecs, Hungary
14
DIAMOND
ASHMORE
Sr. ♦ F ♦ 6-3
INGE
NISSEN
Assoc. Head Coach
KATRINA
EPNERE
Fr. ♦ G/F ♦ 5-9
Riga, Latvia
FINDA
MANSARE
Sr. ♦ F ♦ 6-1
Budapest, Hungary
33
TYNIA
MCKINZIE
So. ♦ F ♦ 6-0
Oviedo, Fla.
DESMA THOMAS
BATEAST
Assistant Coach
MARITA
DAVYDOVA
Jr. ♦ C ♦ 6-3
Moscow, Russia
23
JERICA
COLEY
Jr. ♦ G ♦ 5-7
32
ARIELLE
DURANT
Jr. ♦ F ♦ 5-7
Lakeland, Fla.
12
22
TIMEYIN
ORITSESAN
Jr. ♦ G ♦ 5-10
London, England
25
CARMEN
MILOGLAV
Sr. ♦ G ♦ 5-7
Dubrovnik, Croatia
CINDY
RUSSO
Head Coach
TAYLOR
SHADE
Fr. ♦ G ♦ 5-6
Boynton Beach, Fla.
21
KAMIKA
IDOM
So. ♦ G ♦ 5-9
24
10
5
3
BRIANNA
WRIGHT
RS-Fr. ♦ C/F ♦ 6-2
Titusville, Fla.
CRISTAL
RANDOLPH
Assistant Coach
SHANNON
MCFARLAND
Dir. of Operations
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Media
Information
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2012-13 Opponent Information
Media
Information
North Florida
Nov. 11, 2012 • Miami, Fla.
LSU
UCF
Dec. 13, 2012 • Miami, Fla.
Nickname........................................... Ospreys
Conference ...................................Atlantic Sun
2011-2012 Record ..................................13-17
2011-2012 Conference Record ....... 10-8 (4th)
Starters R/L ................................................3/2
Letterwinners R/L .......................................9/4
Head Coach.......................... Mary Tappmeyer
Alma Mater .......................SUNY-Cortland, ‘81
Record at School .............. 284-291 (20 years)
Career Record .................. 379-376 (27 years)
Arena (Capacity) ....................UNF Arena (5,800)
WBB SID ............................Colleen O’Connell
Phone ..................................... (904) 620-4026
Email................................ c.oconnell@unf.edu
SID Fax................................... (904) 620-2821
Website.......................www.UNFOspreys.com
Nickname............................................... Tigers
Conference ......................Southeastern (SEC)
2011-2012 Record .................................. 23-11
2011-2012 Conference Record ................10-6
Starters R/L ................................................3/2
Head Coach.............................. Nikki Caldwell
Alma Mater ......................... Tennessee (1994)
Record at School .......................23-11 (1 year)
Career Record ........................ 95-37 (4 years)
Arena (Capacity)......... PMAC Center (13,215)
WBB SID ......................................... Bill Martin
Phone ..................................... (225) 578-8204
Email.................................... wmarti4@lsu.edu
SID Fax................................... (225) 578-1861
Website...............................www.lsusports.net
Nickname.............................................Knights
Conference ........................... Conference USA
2011-2012 Record ..................................12-17
2011-2012 Conference Record ..................7-9
Starters R/L ................................................4/1
Head Coach..................................Joi Williams
Alma Mater ..................... South Florida (1988)
Record at School .................... 72-81 (5 years)
Career Record .................... 126-141 (9 years)
Arena (Capacity)..............UCF Arena (10,000)
WBB SID ................................... Jenna Marina
Phone ..................................... (407) 823-2464
Email...................... jmarina@athletics.ucf.edu
SID Fax................................... (407) 823-2483
Website.......................www.UCFAthletics.com
Florida Gulf Coast
Nov. 14, 2012 • Ft. Myers, Fla.
West Virginia
Dartmouth
Nickname..............................................Eagles
Conference ...................................Atlantic Sun
2011-2012 Record ....................................29-3
2011 Conference Record..........................18-0
Starters R/L ................................................2/2
Head Coach................................ Karl Smesko
Alma Mater ..........................Kent State (1993)
Record at School ................ 261-49 (10 years)
Career Record .................... 322-76 (13 years)
Arena (Capacity)............... Alico Arena (4,500)
WBB SID ........................................... Mike Hill
Phone ..................................... (239) 590-7064
Email....................................... mhill@fgcu.edu
SID Fax................................... (239) 590-7014
Website....................... www.fgcuathletics.com
Nickname................................... Mountaineers
Conference ............................................Big 12
2011-2012 Record ..................................24-10
2011-2012 Conference Record ................ 11-5
Starters R/L ................................................5/0
Letterwinners R/L .....................................10/1
Head Coach...................................Mike Carey
Alma Mater ................................ Salem (1980)
Record at School ...............227-127 (11 years)
Arena (Capacity)....... WVU Coliseum (14,000)
WBB SID ....................................... Katie Kane
Phone ..................................... (304) 293-2821
Email.......................katie.kane@mail.wvu.edu
SID Fax................................... (304) 293-4105
Website......................... www.WVUsports.com
Nickname.........................................Big Green
Conference .................................... Ivy League
2011-2012 Record ....................................6-22
Starters R/L ................................................4/1
Head Coach...............................Chris Wielgus
Alma Mater ......................... Springfield (1974)
Arena (Capacity)............. Leede Arena (2,100)
WBB SID ...................................Jessica Poole
Phone ..................................... (603) 646-2449
Email...............Jessica.Poole@dartmouth.edu
SID Fax................................... (603) 646-3348
Website................ www.DartmouthSports.com
WKU
Nov. 19, 2012 • Bowling Green, Ky.
Feb. 16, 2013 • Miami, Fla.
Arkansas State
Jan. 9, 2013 • Jonesboro, Ark.
Middle Tennessee
Dec. 20, 2012 • Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Jan. 31, 2013 • Miami, Fla.
Nickname........................................Hilltoppers
Conference ........................................ Sun Belt
2011-2012 Record ....................................9-21
Starters R/L ................................................3/2
Head Coach................... Michelle Clark-Heard
Alma Mater .................................. WKU (1990)
Record at School ........................................0-0
Career Record ........................ 24-32 (2 years)
Arena (Capacity)..... E.A. Diddle Arena (7,326)
WBB SID .................................Chris Glowacki
Phone ..................................... (270) 745-5388
Email........................ chris.glowacki@wku.edu
SID Fax................................... (270) 745-3444
Website........................... www.wkusports.com
Nickname......................................Red Wolves
2011-2012 Record ..................................12-18
Starters R/L ................................................4/1
Head Coach.................................. Brian Boyer
Alma Mater ...............Missouri Western (1993)
Record at School ............... 111-185 (13 years)
Career Record ................... 111-185 (13 years)
Arena (Capacity)...Convocation Center (13,900)
WBB SID ....................................Chris Graddy
Phone ..................................... (870) 972-2707
Email...............................cgraddy@astate.edu
SID Fax................................... (870) 972-3367
Website.............. www.AStateRedWolves.com
Nickname.................................... Blue Raiders
2011-2012 Record ....................................26-7
Starters R/L ................................................5/0
Head Coach.................................... Rick Insell
Alma Mater ..............Middle Tennessee (1977)
Record at School .................. 174-54 (8 years)
Career Record ...................... 174-54 (8 years)
Arena (Capacity)........ Murphy Center (11,520)
WBB SID .................................... Russell Luna
Phone ..................................... (615) 898-5270
Email........................luna@goblueraiders.com
SID Fax.................................. (615) 898- 5626
Website................... www.GoBlueRaiders.com
Iowa
South Alabama
Jan. 27, 2013 • Mobile, Ala.
Northeastern
Nickname........................................ Hawkeyes
Conference .......................................... Big Ten
2011-2012 Record ..................................19-12
Starters R/L ................................................3/2
Letterwinners R/L ........................................8/Head Coach...................................Lisa Bluder
Alma Mater ....................Northern Iowa (1983)
Record at School ............... 230-144(12 years)
Arena (Capacity) ..Carver-Hawkeye Arena (15,500)
WBB SID ....................................... Aaron Blau
Phone ......................................(319) 335-9411
Email........... aaron-blau@hawkeyesports.com
SID Fax................................... (319) 335-9417
Website................... www.hawkeyesports.com
Nickname............................................ Jaguars
2011-2012 Record ..................................17-13
Starters R/L ................................................2/3
Head Coach.....................................Rick Pietri
Alma Mater .................. South Alabama (1987)
Arena (Capacity)....... Mitchell Center (10,000)
WBB SID .................................. Kevin Beasley
Phone ..................................... (251) 414-8033
Email......................... kbeasley@usouthal.edu
SID Fax................................... (251) 460-7297
Website..........................www.usajaguars.com
Nickname............................................ Huskies
Conference ....Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)
2011-2012 Record ....................................8-22
Starters R/L ....................................................Letterwinners R/L .......................................7/4
Head Coach.......................... Daynia La-Force
Alma Mater .......................Georgetown (1995)
Record at School .................. 59-123 (6 years)
Career Record ...................... 83-130 (7 years)
Arena (Capacity)......... Solomon Court (1,800)
WBB SID ................................... Bobby Mullen
Phone ..................................... (617) 373-7931
Email...................................r.mullen@neu.edu
SID Fax................................... (617) 373-8988
Website................................... www.gonu.com
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Georgia Tech
UALR
Jan. 12, 2013 • Little Rock, Ark.
Florida Atlantic
March 2, 2013 • Boca Raton, Fla.
Nickname................................. Yellow Jackets
Conference .....................Atlantic Coast (ACC)
2011-2012 Record ....................................26-8
Starters R/L ................................................2/3
Head Coach......................... MaChelle Joseph
Alma Mater ...............................Purdue (1992)
Record at School ................................179-106
Career Record ....................................... Same
Arena (Capacity) .. Alexander Memorial Coliseum
WBB SID ................................ Marcus Dittmer
Phone ..................................... (404) 894-5445
Email.............. mdittmer@athletics.gatech.edu
SID Fax...........................................................Website...................... www.ramblinwreck.com
Nickname............................................. Trojans
2011-2012 Record ..................................20-13
Starters R/L ................................................3/2
Head Coach..................................... Joe Foley
Alma Mater .............. Central Arkansas (1997)
Record at School ................ 172-104 (9 years)
Arena (Capacity) .. Jack Stephens Center (5,600)
WBB SID ................................ Matthew Lofton
Phone ..................................... (501 )569-3403
Email............................... mllofton@UALR.edu
SID Fax................................... (501) 569-3062
Website...........................www.ualrtrojans.com
Nickname.................................................Owls
2011-2012 Record ..................................17-13
Starters R/L ................................................2/3
Head Coach........................... Kellie Lewis-Jay
Alma Mater ........................ Boise State (1998)
Record at School ..................... 0-0 (First year)
Arena (Capacity)................ FAU Arena (5,000)
WBB SID ........................................ Dale Long
Phone ..................................... (561) 756-0653
Email.....................................dlong16@fiu.edu
SID Fax................................... (561) 297-3963
Website.............................www.fausports.com
Quinnipiac
Dec. 30 2012 • Miami, Fla.
North Texas
Feb. 9, 2013 • Denton, Texas.
Nickname............................................Bobcats
Conference ........Northeast Conference (NEC)
2011-2012 Record ..................................22-10
Starters R/L ................................................4/1
Letterwinners R/L ......................................12/Head Coach................................. Tricia Fabbri
Alma Mater .............................Fairfield (1991)
Arena (Capacity)...TD Bank Sports Center (3,570)
WBB SID ............................ Bethany Buckholz
Phone ..................................... (203) 582-5387
Email........ bethany.buckholz@quinnipiac.edu
SID Fax................................... (203) 582-5385
Website...............www.quinnipiacbobcats.com
Nickname.....................................Mean Green
2011-2012 Record ..................................15-16
Starters R/L ................................................3/2
Head Coach..............................Mike Petersen
Alma Mater ........... Northwest Christian (1983)
Record at School ........................................0-0
Arena (Capacity)...North Texas Coliseum (10,500)
WBB SID ............................. Steven Bartolotta
Phone .................................... (940) 369-8329
Email.....................Steven.Bartolotta@unt.edu
SID Fax................................... (940) 565-3671
Website............... www.meangreensports.com
Florida A&M
Jan. 2, 2013 • Tallahassee, Fla.
Troy
Feb. 14, 2013 • Troy, Ala.
Nickname............................................ Rattlers
Conference ........ Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)
2011-2012 Record ....................................22-8
Starters R/L ................................................2/3
Head Coach........................... LeDawn Gibson
Alma Mater ...............................Warner (2000)
Record at School .................... 69-51 (5 years)
Arena (Capacity)...........Alfred Lawson (8,861)
WBB SID ...............................Ronnie Johnson
Phone ..................................... (850) 599-3736
Email................... Ronnie.Johnson@famu.edu
SID Fax................................... (850) 599-3206
Website...................... www.famuathletics.com
Nickname............................................. Trojans
2011-2012 Record ....................................2-26
Starters R/L ................................................2/3
Head Coach.............................. Chanda Rigby
Alma Mater .....Southeastern Louisiana (1990)
Record at School ..................... 0-0 (First year)
Arena (Capacity)............. Trojan Arena (5,200)
WBB SID ........................................ Matt Mays
Phone ..................................... (334) 670-5655
Email...................................mtmays@troy.edu
SID Fax................................... (334) 670-5655
Website.........................www.TroyTrojans.com
Louisiana
Jan. 23, 2013 • Lafayette, La.
ULM
Feb. 28, 2013 • Monroe, La.
Nickname...................................Ragin’ Cajuns
2011-2012 Record ....................................7-23
Starters R/L ................................................1/4
Head Coach........................... Garry Brodhead
Alma Mater ........................... Louisiana (1980)
Record at School ........................................0-0
Career Record ............................................0-0
Arena (Capacity)............ Cajundome (13,500)
WBB SID ........................................Traci Bode
Phone ..................................... (337) 482-6329
Email....................... traci.bode@louisiana.edu
SID Fax................................... (337) 482-1041
Website......................... www.ragincajuns.com
Nickname........................................ Warhawks
2011-2012 Record ....................................9-21
Starters R/L ................................................2/3
Letterwinners R/L ..................................... 11/3
Head Coach.................................Mona Martin
Alma Mater ............Northwestern State (1976)
Arena (Capacity).. Fant-Ewing Coliseum (7,900)
WBB SID .................... Cameron Weidenthaler
Phone ..................................... (318) 342-5461
Email........................... weidenthaler@ulm.edu
SID Fax................................... (318) 342-5464
Website................... www.ULMWarhawks.com
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2012-13 Opponent Information
Mission Statements
Media
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FIU DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS
MISSION STATEMENT
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
VISION & MISSION
www.FIUSports.com
www.FIU.edu
The FIU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics adheres to the
belief that intercollegiate athletics is an integral part of the educational framework of the institution and the program exists to
support and compliment the mission and goals of the University.
The mission of the FIU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics
is to initiate, stimulate and continually improve the athletic and
recreation programs for students by (1) promoting academic excellence and educational leadership, (2) striving to obtain athletic
distinction at the Division 1 level, (3) assuring gender equity and
cultivating diversity, (4) fostering and promoting personal integrity among its participants, (5) encouraging activities and experiences which instill the value of lifelong participation and total
well-being, and (6) providing an avenue for the social development of the student through participatory interaction within and
outside athletic and campus community.
Vision:
Florida International University will be a leading urban public research university focused on student learning, innovation, and
collaboration.
In addition to augmenting the academic, athletic and personal
development of students, events sponsored by the Department
are conducted to facilitate unity, promote camaraderie and further social bonding within the community, foster and maintain
institutional support from FIU alumni, University affiliates and
external constituents positively increase the visibility of the University and the Sun Belt Conference and enhance international
and cultural understanding.
Truth—in the pursuit, generation, dissemination, and application
of knowledge
The Department and University fulfill these functions through
the enforcement of developed and adopted eligibility rules that
comply with the standards of scholarship, sportsmanship, personal conduct and amateurism. The Department strives to operate programs at the highest level of competition within budgetary
constraints while respecting NCAA legislation, conference mandates, state and institutional regulations.
Participation in FIU Athletics will provide student-athletes with
the opportunity to pursue a quality education in one of America's
leading urban universities and develop a value system which encourages discipline, teamwork, self-confidence, leadership skills
and sporting behavior in an equitable and diverse environment.
Ultimately, the goal is to assure the experience that the students
have in the FIU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is profound and meaningful and serves to form a lasting bond with
Florida International University.
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Mission:
Florida International University is an urban, multi-campus, public
research university serving its students and the diverse population of South Florida. We are committed to high-quality teaching,
state-of-the-art research and creative activity, and collaborative
engagement with our local and global communities.
Values:
Florida International University is committed to the following core
values:
Freedom—of thought and expression
Respect—for diversity and the dignity of the individual
Responsibility—as stewards of the environment and citizens of
the world
Excellence—in intellectual, personal, and operational endeavors
Coaching & Support Staff
Head Coach Cindy Russo ..........................10-11
Associate Head Coach Inge Nissen ................12
Assistant Coach Desma Thomas Bateast .......13
Assistant Coach Cristal Randolph ...................14
Support Staff ...............................................14-15
Coaching/Support
Staff
U.S. Century Bank Arena.................................16
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Head Coach Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Head Coach
34th Season
Old Dominion, 1975
Coaching/Support
Staff
In 37 years of women's basketball at FIU, Head Coach Cindy Russo has
been the driving force for 33 of them. Over that time, she has guided
FIU to 22-consecutive winning seasons (1981-2003) and at least 20
victories on 18 occasions. Russo has led her teams to six NCAA Division
I Tournament berths, six postseason Women's National Invitation
Tournaments (WNIT) and two NCAA Division II Tournaments, in addition
to winning eight regular season conference titles and seven tournament
crowns.
For her career, Russo has amassed a career record of 670-351 in 35
seasons, and comes into the 2012-13 campaign with a record of 630329 across 33 seasons at FIU. Russo has coached seven All-Americans
during her tenure with the Panthers, including 2012 AP All-American
Jerica Coley.
In 2011-12, Russo led FIU to an overall record of 23-11, as the Panthers
posted their second-straight, 10-win Sun Belt Conference season and
advanced to their second-consecutive SBC Championship semifinal.
FIU earned an at-large bid to the Postseason WNIT, advancing to the
postseason event for the first time since 2005-06, as the Panthers hosted
their third-ever postseason basketball game, defeating Stetson, 75-47, in
Miami before falling at USF. The season also saw standout guard Jerica
Coley rank as high as No. 2 in the nation in scoring, as she became the
first player in FIU women's basketball history to be named SBC Player
of the Year en route to All-America honors. Coley and teammate Fanni
Hutlassa both joined the 1,000-Point Club that season, becoming the
third duo in program history to achieve 1,000-career points in the same
season.
The previous season, Russo earned her 600th victory at FIU with a 62-59
victory over Middle Tennessee on Jan. 29, 2011. Led by Coley, who
became just the second freshman in school history to score 500 points
in a season, the Panthers finished second in the SBC East Division and
third overall, going on to advance to the SBC Tournament semifinals for
the first time since 2005-06. FIU finished the 2010-11 campaign with an
overall record of 16-16 and a regular season mark of 10-6 in league play,
marking the program’s first 10-win conference season in nine years.
In 2006-07, Russo joined elite company by becoming the 16th women's
basketball head coach to win 600 career games after her Panthers
defeated Central Connecticut, 73-51, on Dec. 23, 2006. Russo later
received the Babe Didrickson Zaharias Award from the Sports Society
at the 24th annual Women Athletes Reach for the Stars awards banquet
for her efforts.
The 2005-06 season saw Russo guide the Panthers into the postseason,
as FIU advanced to the semifinals of the SBC Tournament behind the
firepower of First Team All-SBC selection Lasma Jekabsone, FIU then
received its fifth invitation to the WNIT and the Panthers hosted their
second postseason basketball game, going on to earn a preliminaryround overtime victory over the BIG EAST's Cincinnati before falling at
cross-town rival Miami.
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In 2001-02, Russo picked up her 500th-career victory with a win over
Stephen F. Austin in the Preseason WNIT. After that impressive feat,
she went on to lead the Panthers to their first SBC regular season and
tournament crowns, and sixth NCAA Division I Tournament appearance.
That season, Russo picked up her first SBC Coach of the Year accolade
and eighth overall such honor, as FIU finished the regular season ranked
in the top 25 in both the Associated Press and USA Today polls.
The Panthers began competition in the Sun Belt Conference in 1998-99
after spending eight years in the Trans America Athletic Conference.
FIU finished 23-7 overall and 9-3 in the conference, and was ranked in
the top 25 for the third-consecutive season. With victories over Harvard,
Washington and WKU, the Panthers made a third-straight appearance in
the NCAA Tournament and their first as an at-large selection.
FIU had its greatest season in the program's history in 1997-98 as the
Panthers produced a 29-2 record, advancing to the second round of
the NCAA Tournament. FIU started the season with an 11-0 record,
and, throughout the year, FIU defeated five NCAA Tournament teams
– Purdue, Michigan, Georgia, Miami and Louisville. The Panthers, who
failed to receive a vote in the preseason polls, climbed to No. 11 in the
AP Poll and No. 12 in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll. With a 59-45
victory over Marquette in the first round of NCAA Tournament play, Russo
earned her 400th victory at FIU.
In 1993-94, Russo led her squad to a 25-4 record and the program's
first NCAA Division I Tournament appearance. The following season, the
Panthers continued to improve as they were picked as high as No. 16
in the preseason national polls. FIU finished the campaign with a mark
of 27-5, winning an unprecedented fourth-straight TAAC regular season
and tournament championship, and upsetting Old Dominion, 81-76, in
the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
The women's basketball program first garnered national attention in
1991-92 when Russo guided FIU to a 23-10 mark in the program’s
first season in the TAAC. That team earned a berth to the postseason
WNIT. One year later, she had only nine student-athletes on the roster,
yet still managed a 25-6 record. FIU won the TAAC with a 12-0 record
and outscored its conference opponents by 29.6 points per game, while
making a second trip to the WNIT. Following that season, the team
received mention in both the Associated Press and USA Today/CNN polls
for the first time in school history.
Russo has coached seven All-Americans during her tenure at FIU
and has had seven players compete professionally: Andrea Nagy
(Sacramento Monarchs - WNBA), Dalma Ivanyi (San Antonio Silver
Stars - WNBA), Gergana Branzova (Detroit Shock -- WNBA), Albena
Branzova (New York Liberty -- WNBA), Gergana Slavtcheva (Phoenix
Mercury - WNBA), Jennifer Bell (Colorado Xplosian -- ABL) and Lynette
Richardson (Miami Tropics - USBL). Two of those players, Nagy and
Albena Branzova, were selected to the TAAC 25th-Anniversary Team.
Head Coach Cindy Russo
The following fall, Russo accepted the position of head coach at Lamar
University in Beaumont, Texas, where she guided the Lady Cardinals
to consecutive 20-11 seasons and AIAW playoff berths. She returned
to FIU in 1980 and quickly turned the program around. In 1982, FIU
enjoyed its first-ever winning season, compiling 27 wins to mark a 20-win
improvement from the previous year, and capturing a ninth-place finish
at the AIAW Nationals. For those accomplishments, Russo was selected
as Florida's Coach of the Year.
A native of Portsmouth, Va., Russo received her bachelor's degree in
health and physical education from Old Dominion in 1975. She was
one of the first female student-athletes to receive athletic grant-in-aid at
ODU, and garnered honorable mention honors on ODU's All-Time Lady
Monarch squad, as voted on by fans on the University's athletic website,
in 2006. In 1978, she earned her master's degree in physical education
from FIU.
THE RUSSO FILE
• Fifteen postseason tournament appearances, including six NCAA
Division I Tournaments, three NCAA Division II Tournaments, and six
Postseason WNITs
• Twenty-two consecutive winning seasons (1981-2003)
• Eighteen, 20-win campaigns
• Averaged more than 23 wins per season during the 1990s
• The 16th coach in NCAA Division I history to reach 600 career victories
• An eight-time conference coach of the year honoree
• Seven consecutive regular season conference titles (1992-98)
• Registered the most overall wins in a season by a TAAC program (29
in 1997-98) and the most conference wins in a season (16 in 1996-96)
• Compiled a 138-22 (.863) record against TAAC opponents
• Her FIU squads are 137-32 (.811) at home against conference foes
• Has coached seven All-Americans during her tenure at FIU
BY THE NUMBERS
YEAR
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
2010-11
2011-12
2 YRS
33 YRS
35 YRS
SCHOOL
FIU
Lamar
Lamar
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU*#
FIU*#
FIU*#
FIU*#
FIU#
FIU*#
FIU*#
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU@^
FIU
FIU!
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU
FIU
LAMAR
FIU
CAREER
RECORD
8-14
20-11
20-11
7-13
27-10
17-7
17-11
22-6
26-2
26-3
21-7
20-7
20-9
16-13
23-10
25-6
25-4
27-5
23-5
21-9
29-2
23-7
16-13
20-10
27-6
19-11
0-16
18-11
19-13
16-14
13-18
6-24
14-16
16-16
23-11
40-22
630-329
670-351
PCT
.364
.645
.645
.350
.730
.708
.607
.786
.929
.897
.750
.741
.690
.552
.697
.806
.862
.844
.821
.700
.935
.767
.552
.666
.818
.633
.000
.621
.594
.533
.419
.200
.467
.500
.676
.645
.657
.656
POSTSEASON
N/A
AIAW Tournament
AIAW Tournament
N/A
N/A
NCAA Division II Tournament
N/A
N/A
N/A
NSWAC Champion
NSWAC Champion
N/A
Postseason WNIT
Postseason WNIT
NCAA Division I Tournament
N/A
N/A
Postseason WNIT
Postseason WNIT
N/A
N/A
Postseason WNIT
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Postseason WNIT
@ Sun Belt Conference Regular Season Champion
^ Sun Belt Conference Tournament Champion
* Trans America Athletic Conference Champion
# Trans America Athletic Conference Regular Season Champion
! Season includes games later vacated due to NCAA sanctions.
Actual on-court record was 11-16.
• Has seen seven former student-athletes play professionally
WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES
Division I / By wins, going into 2012-13 season
RANK
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
COACH
Vivian Stringer
Sylvia Hatchell
Tara VanDerveer
Geno Auriemma
Andy Landers
Robin Selvig
Jim Foster
Muffet McGraw
Cindy Russo
Joe Foley
TEAM
Rutgers
North Carolina
Stanford
Connecticut
Georgia
Montana
Ohio State
Notre Dame
FIU
UALR
YRS
41
37
33
27
33
34
34
30
35
25
WINS
885
879
861
804
795
774
765
679
670
629
CAREER MILESTONE VICTORIES
Win No.
600
500
400
300
200
100
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Opponent / Score
FIU 70, South Alabama 60
FIU 74, Stephen F. Austin 57
FIU 63, Stetson 60
FIU 66, Georgia State 40
FIU 74, Florida A&M 61
FIU 97, Edward Waters 55
FIU 42, Brevard C.C. 41
Date
2/16/07
11/9/01
1/23/97
1/14/93
1/10/88
11/4/83
1/7/78
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Coaching/Support
Staff
Russo began coaching at her alma mater, Old Dominion, as an assistant
coach following a successful collegiate career. She spent two years
assisting at ODU before taking the head coaching position at FIU as a
graduate assistant for the 1977-78 season.
Associate Head Coach Inge Nissen
Inge Nissen
Associate Head Coach
24th Season
Old Dominion, 1990
Coaching/Support
Staff
Fresh off her June 2012 induction into the Women's Basketball Hall of
Fame, Inge Nissen enters her 24th season with the Panthers in 2012-13,
as she has been essential to Head Coach Cindy Russo in recruiting and
building a nationally-recognized women's basketball program at FIU.
After joining the FIU coaching staff as an assistant coach in 1989, Nissen
was promoted to associate head coach prior to the 1992 season. Since
then, Nissen and Russo have compiled an impressive 380-217 (.637)
record, and have guided the Panthers to six NCAA Tournaments and six
appearances in the Women's Postseason NIT.
A season ago, in 2011-12, Nissen helped guide FIU (23-11) to its first
20-win campaign in the last 10 years as the Panthers posted their
second-straight, 10-win Sun Belt Conference season and advanced
to their second-consecutive SBC Championship semifinal. FIU would
then earn an at-large bid to the Postseason WNIT, advancing to the
postseason event for the first time since 2005-06.
In addition to handling on-floor coaching, travel and budget, Nissen
is responsible for establishing the European pipeline that has brought
such players as All-Americans Albena Branzova, Andrea Nagy, Gergana
Branzova and Dalma Ivanyi, as well as all-conference performers Tátaná
Pokorná, Zuzana Michalcova, Gergana Slavtcheva, Milena Tomova and
Lasma Jekabsone to the program.
Prior to joining the coaching staff at FIU, Nissen had an outstanding
playing career, both collegiately and professionally. A native of Denmark,
Nissen was one of the top amateur players in Europe in the early
1970s. During that time, she played an important role on five national
championship teams with Denmark (1972), Norway (1973) and France
(1974, 1975 and 1985). In 1976, Russo – a former assistant coach at Old
Dominion University – recruited Nissen to ODU.
Nissen helped the Lady Monarchs to a top-15 national ranking in each of
her four years. She led Old Dominion to the WNIT Championship in 1978
as the team finished the season ranked No. 12 in the final Associated
Press rankings. Nissen then capped her collegiate career by leading
the Lady Monarchs to AIAW National Championships in 1979 and 1980.
From 1976-80, Kodak, WNIT and the National Scouting Association
honored Nissen as an All-American, and she was the team's MVP during
the 1978, 1979 and 1980 seasons, as well as the Outstanding Female
Athlete of the Year in 1980.
Nissen finished her career as the school's all-time leader in points
(2,647) and rebounds (1,459) – marks that rank second in the ODU
record book today. Her single-game career high of 28 rebounds remains
a school record, as does her 148 free throws made in a single season
and her 518 career made free throws. Twice, she scored more than 40
points in a game, and her 20 field goals made during the WNIT remains
a tournament record. Eight times as a collegian, Nissen scored 32 points
or more in a game, five of those times coming in the postseason.
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In 1985, Nissen was inducted into the Old Dominion Hall of Fame, and
her jersey, No. 42, is one of only five numbers to be retired by ODU.
She was selected to ODU's All-Time Lady Monarch squad, as voted
by fans on the University's athletic website, in 2006. Nissen was also
honored as one of ESPN.com's top-25 players of the pre-NCAA era for
her accomplishments with the Lady Monarchs.
Nissen received her bachelor's degree in French Literature from Old
Dominion in 1990. She currently resides in Palmetto Bay, Fla., with her
husband, Lance Bennett.
NISSEN AS ASSOCIATE
HEAD COACH
YEAR ................................. RECORD .......................................... PCT
1992-93 .......................................25-6 .......................................... .806
1993-94 .......................................25-4 .......................................... .862
1994-95 .......................................27-5 .......................................... .844
1995-96 .......................................23-5 .......................................... .821
1996-97 .......................................21-9 .......................................... .700
1997-98 .......................................29-2 .......................................... .935
1998-99 .......................................23-7 .......................................... .767
1999-00 .....................................16-13 .......................................... .552
2000-01 .....................................20-10 .......................................... .667
2001-02 .......................................27-6 .......................................... .818
2002-03 .....................................19-11 .......................................... .633
2003-04* .....................................0-16 .......................................... .407
2004-05 .....................................18-11 .......................................... .621
2005-06 .....................................19-13 .......................................... .594
2006-07 .....................................16-14 .......................................... .533
2007-08 .....................................13-18 .......................................... .419
2008-09 .......................................6-24 .......................................... .200
2009-10 .....................................14-16 .......................................... .467
2010-11 .....................................16-16 .......................................... .500
2011-12 .....................................23-11 .......................................... .676
Totals ...................................380-217 .......................................... .637
*Season includes wins later vacated by NCAA Sanctions.
Assistant Coach Desma Thomas Bateast
Desma Thomas Bateast
Assistant Coach
Desma Thomas Bateast enters her seventh season as an assistant
coach with the FIU women's basketball program in 2012-13, fresh off her
March 2012 induction into the University of Miami Sports Hall of Fame.
Thomas Bateast has been an integral part of Head Coach Cindy Russo's
staff for six seasons and for the past two campaigns has helped develop
standout guard, Jerica Coley. Coley earned AP All-America honors in
2011-12 after becoming the first player in FIU women's basketball history
to be named SBC Player of the Year. Under Thomas Bateast's direction,
Coley joined the 1,000-Point Club as a sophomore, becoming the sixth
player in program history to achieve 1,000 career points in two seasons.
Upon graduating from UM in 1997 with a bachelor's of business
administration in sports management., Thomas Bateast joined the
Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA in 1997 and went on to play in Italy,
Sweden and Turkey before returning to the United States to play for the
Birmingham Power of the NWBL in 2002.
Thomas Bateast resides in Miami with her husband Wil, daughter Kayla
Lee, and son Keion.
In 2011-12, Thomas Bateast helped lead FIU (23-11) to its first 20-win
campaign in the last 10 years as the Panthers posted their secondstraight, 10-win Sun Belt Conference season and advanced to their
second-consecutive SBC Championship semifinal. FIU would then earn
an at-large bid to the Postseason WNIT, advancing to the postseason
event for the first time since 2005-06.
Thomas Bateast’s primary responsibilities at FIU include but are not
limited to the coordination of all aspects of recruiting Division I studentathletes, assisting with on-court coaching, assisting practice and game
preparation, opponent scouting, promotion and coordination of Cindy
Russo's Global Basketball Camps, Inc., and individual instruction and
player development with special emphasis on the guard positions.
Prior to her arrival at FIU, Thomas Bateast served as an assistant
coach at the University of Rhode Island for two seasons. During her
time at URI, she helped guide the Rams to a second-place finish in
the Atlantic 10 Conference East Division in 2004-05, the program's
best finish since 1995-96. Her responsibilities included recruiting,
player evaluation, opponent scouting, individual instruction and player
development, practice and game preparation, and overseeing team
academic progress.
Before joining the URI women’s basketball staff, Thomas Bateast served
as an assistant coach at Dillard University in New Orleans, La., for two
seasons. Under her leadership, the Lady Blue Devils captured back-toback Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Tournament crowns.
A two-time All-BIG EAST Third Team selection at the University of Miami,
Thomas Bateast scored 1,284 points over her four seasons (1992-97) to
rank 11th on the school's all-time list. The Hurricanes' all-time leader in
both three-point field goals made and three-point field goals attempted,
Thomas Bateast also holds UM's single-game record for most free
throws made (18) and attempted (22).
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Coaching/Support
Staff
7th Season
Miami (FL), 1997
Assistant Coach Cristal Randolph / Support Staff
Cristal Randolph
Assistant Coach
1st Season
Florida Atlantic, 2007
Cristal Randolph joins the FIU women’s basketball program as an assistant coach for her first season
with the Panthers in 2012-13.
Randolph comes to FIU from nearby Florida Atlantic University, where she served as an assistant coach
with the Owls for two seasons (2010-12). Her duties included assisting in all aspects of recruiting,
coordinating film exchange, community relations, monitoring academic progress of student-athletes,
preparing scouting reports, assisting with practice planning, and conducting individual skill and
development workouts.
Coaching/Support
Staff
Prior to her stint at FAU, Randolph spent two seasons (2008-10) at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio,
as director of women’s basketball operations. Before her time with the Redhawks, she served as
admissions recruiter (2007-08) and community outreach coordinator (2008) at FAU.
Randolph enjoyed a four-year playing career at FAU from 2003-07, appearing in every game in the
2005-06 season and leading the Owls to the women’s basketball program’s first-ever NCAA Division I
Tournament berth. For her career, Randolph averaged 7.4 points per game, and her 155 career threepointers rank second all-time in school history.
Randolph graduated from FAU in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in public communications. She also
owns a second degree in sociology, as well as a certificate in ethnic studies.
Shannon McFarland
Director of Operations
1st Season
Clark Atlanta University, 2009
Shannon McFarland enters her first season as FIU’s Director of Women’s Basketball Operations in
2012-13.
Prior to joining the FIU women’s basketball staff, McFarland served as a guest services representative
for the 2012 NBA Champion Miami HEAT. The Champaign, Ill., native has been a member of the FIU
media relations game day staff for men’s and women’s basketball, assisting with various official table
duties, and she is currently completing an internship with London Nicole Public Relations as a publicity
assistant.
McFarland dabbles in sports journalism under her brand, Champion Diaries, and recently began writing
features and web content for The Bottom Line Sports Show. In addition, she has experience with brand
management and media consulting for athletes.
From 2009-11, McFarland enjoyed a stint as elementary site manager with the Don Moyer Boys & Girls
Club in her home town of Champaign. Previously, she had served as an assistant volleyball coach at her
alma mater, Clark Atlantic University, for the 2008-09 season.
McFarland, who played volleyball at Clark Atlanta for two years, graduated in 2009 with a bachelor’s
degree in public relations management. In December 2012, she is set to graduate from FIU with a
master’s degree in recreation and sport management.
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Support Staff
Pete Garcia
Executive Director of
Sports/Entertainment
Julie Berg
Senior Associate
Athletic Director/SWA
Dr. Stephen Fain
NCAA Faculty
Representative
Drew Auguste
Assistant Athletic Director, Event
Management & Operations
Jeremy Lamb
Assistant Athletic Director,
Ticket Operations & Sales
Heather Wight
Assistant Athletic
Director, Marketing
Paul Dodson
Media Relations
Gabe Casanova
Head Athletic Trainer
Phill Moses
Director, Student-Athlete
Academic Center
Val Sheley
Director, Athletic
Compliance
Maegan Azpiazu
Sports Information,
Women's Basketball
Jennifer Loewe
Athletic Trainer,
Women's Basketball
Ayssa Roza
Academic Coordinator,
Women's Basketball
Monique Garcia
NCAA Compliance,
Women's Basketball
Coaching/Support
Staff
Dr. Mark Rosenberg
President, Florida
International University
Liz Augustin
Student-Athlete Development
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U.S. Century Bank Arena
FIU AT "THE BANK"
Coaching/Support
Staff
Since the opening of U.S. Century Bank Arena on Feb. 1, 1986,
opponents have quickly discovered that winning basketball games in
South Florida is no easy task. Including winning the first three games at
the arena to close out the 1985-86 season, the FIU women’s basketball
team has amassed an impressive 302-105 actual record at home, for
a .668 winning percentage. The Panthers were undefeated at home in
1994-95 (14-0) and in 1997-98 (18-0), and have won 10-or-more home
games in all but five seasons since the arena opened.
While playing in the Trans America Athletic Conference from 1991-98, the
Panthers won 51 of 52 conference games at home. They have continued
that success as a member of the Sun Belt Conference, putting together a
perfect 7-0 record at home in 2001-02 and going an impressive 6-1 (.857)
in home league games during 2005-06.
The Panthers won their arena debut with a 109-35 rout of Edward Waters
College on Feb. 8, 1986. Other noteworthy victories include the program’s
100th win in the Arena, a 104-51 decision over Valparaiso on Dec. 20,
1993, and the program’s 200th victory in the Arena, an 83-59 win over
New Mexico State on Feb. 8, 2001. Head Coach Cindy Russo won her
500th and 600th career games in the friendly confines of the USCBA -- a
74-57 win over Stephen F. Austin on Nov. 9, 2001 and a 70-60 win South
Alabama on Feb. 16, 2006.
In December of 2011, construction on the east side of USCBA was
completed, featuring 11,000 square-foot addition which includes added
concessions, box offices, restrooms, meeting rooms and merchandising
areas. The addition also features two 1,000 square-foot gameday suites.
The main court at USCBA is a Cincinnati Robbins perma-cushion maple
wood basketball floor, made up of some 19,000 square-feet of wood.
Four retractable basketball backboards allow for the floor to be divided
into two practice courts, while Spalding portable basketball standards
are used for intercollegiate competition. The arena has an overall
seating capacity of 5,000.
The facility added a brand-new scoreboard and video board in the spring
of 2011. At 24 feet by 16 feet, the state-of-the-art Daktronics scoreboard
features a 14 feet by 9 feet video board which has the capability to show
highlights and advertisements, becoming a major part of the gameday
experience at U.S. Century Bank Arena. Support areas at USCBA
include an equipment room, training room and eight full-service dressing
rooms. Academic space in the building includes three classrooms, and
physiology, computer and kinesiology laboratories.
In the summer of 2010, construction on the athletic locker rooms took
place. The crown jewel of that project was the completion of the men's
and women's basketball locker rooms. Each NBA-quality locker room
is 2,000 square-feet and feature a team meeting room and separate
coaches locker rooms.The U.S. Century Bank Arena also houses offices
and board rooms for FIU athletic administrators and a state-of-the-art,
4,500 square-foot athletic training center that opened in the fall of 2006.
The facility features a hydrotherapy room, which includes custom-built,
underground hot and cold plunge pools and a therapy pool with an
underwater treadmill, a doctor's examination room, functional training
area, rehabilitation area with 12 treatment tables, and an audio-visual
system that includes high definition and flat screen televisions for
comfort and convenience.
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YEAR
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
2010-11
2010-11
TOTALS
ARENA
RECORD
3-0
16-3
15-1
14-2
13-4
11-5
12-2
14-2
14-1
14-0
12-2
10-4
18-0
13-2
10-6
12-3
13-2
10-4
0-5
12-5
12-4
10-7
9-9
4-12
8-9
9-7
14-4
302-105
PCT.
1.000
.842
.938
.875
.765
.689
.857
.875
.933
1.000
.857
.714
1.000
.867
.625
.800
.867
.714
.000
.706
.750
.588
.500
.250
.471
.563
.778
.742
OVERALL
RECORD
26-2
26-3
21-7
20-7
20-9
16-13
23-10
25-6
25-4
27-5
23-5
21-9
29-2
23-7
16-13
20-10
27-6
19-11
0-16
18-11
19-13
16-14
13-18
6-24
14-16
16-16
23-11
532-265
PCT.
.929
.897
.750
.741
.690
.552
.697
.806
.862
.844
.821
.700
.935
.767
.552
.667
.818
.633
.000
.621
.594
.533
.419
.200
.467
.500
.676
.668
A full array of activities have taken place in this 94,000 square-foot
multi-purpose facility. Sporting events, concerts, banquets, trade
shows, graduations, convocation ceremonies and other University and
community events have all been accommodated. In the fall of 2005, the
Dalai Lama addressed the University community in a private lecture at
U.S. Century Bank Arena, and in the fall of 2012, President Bill Clinton
addressed the FIU community. The arena was the summer home of the
NBA’s World Champion Miami Heat for three years, and twice hosted
rookie tournaments featuring the Heat and three other NBA organizations.
In addition, the 2011 South Florida All-Star Classic, featuring nine NBA
All-Stars, was held at USCBA.
U.S. Century Bank is one of the fastest-growing and best-capitalized
community banks in the state of Florida. Locally-owned and
headquartered in Miami, the bank specializes in serving the banking
needs of South Florida's business and entrepreneurial community with
20 locations throughout Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
Returning Players
Diamond Ashmore ......................................... 18
Alekandra Bodlovic ........................................ 19
Jerica Coley .............................................. 20-21
Arielle Durant ................................................. 22
Kamika Idom.................................................. 23
Zsofia Labady ................................................ 24
Finda Mansare............................................... 25
Tynia McKinzie .............................................. 26
Carmen Miloglav............................................ 27
Timeyin Oritsesan .......................................... 28
Newcomers
Marita Davydova............................................ 29
Katrina Epnere............................................... 30
Taylor Shade.................................................. 30
17
2012-13 Panthers
Brianna Wright ............................................... 29
#13
Diamond Ashmore
Junior • 6-3 • Forward
Junior (2011-12): Played in 26 games, earning one starting assignment
at South Alabama (1/18) … Saw her first collegiate action vs. Jacksonville
(11/11), scoring three points and tallying her first-career block and
rebound in 16 minutes of play ... Registered 59 points (2.3 ppg) and 39
rebounds (1.5 rpg) for the season, also contributing 10 blocks … Scored
a career-high eight points on two occasions – at Louisiana (1/14) and vs.
Denver (2/11) … Tallied a career-best four rebounds vs. Troy (2/23) and
again vs. Denver (2/11), also notching a career-high two assists against
the Trojans and a career-best three blocked shots against the Pioneers
… Saw 17 minutes of action vs. Florida Atlantic (1/21) and Denver (2/11)
to mark a career high.
ASHMORE'S CAREER HIGHS (AT FIU)
2012-13 Panthers
Points: ............................................... 8, twice (last vs. Denver, 2/11/12)
Field Goals: ......................................................4, at Louisiana (1/14/12)
Field Goal Attempts: .......................... 5, twice (last vs. Denver, 2/11/12)
Three-Point FG: .................................................................................N/A
Three-Point Attempts: ............................ 1, at South Alabama (1/18/12)
Rebounds: ............................................. 4, twice (last vs. Troy, 2/23/12)
Assists: ................................................................... 2, vs. Troy (2/23/12)
Steals: ..................................... 1, three times (last vs. Denver, 2/11/12)
Blocks: ................................................................ 3, vs. Denver (2/11/12)
Minutes: ........................................... 17, twice (last vs. Denver, 2/11/12)
Prior to FIU: Spent her freshman season at Texas A&M (2009-10) …
Attended TCC in 2010-11 … A four-year letterwinner in basketball at
Midwest City High School from 2005-09 … Rated the No. 29 overall
prospect by Michael White's All-Star Girls Basketball Report and the
No. 48 overall prospect by ESPN HoopGurlz 100 ... Averaged 10.4
points per game and shot 58 percent from the field as a senior ... Led
Midwest City to the state Class 6A semifinals and a runner-up finish in
2009 ... Played AAU basketball for Kansas City Select ... Also lettered in
volleyball and track and field ... A Principal's Honor Roll student.
Personal: Born April 28, 1991 … Daughter of Howard and Betty
Ashmore … Has three siblings: Darnell, Danielle and Arika … Enjoys
shopping and reading … Majoring in recreation and sports management.
AS HM O RE ' S C A R E E R S T A T IST ICS ( AT F IU)
YEAR
2011-12
TOTAL
18
GP-GS
26-1
26-1
MIN
197
197
FG-FGA
23-43
23-43
PCT
.535
.535
FT-FTA
13-18
13-18
PCT
.722
.722
3FG-FGA
0-1
0-1
PCT
.000
.000
REB
39
39
AVG
1.5
1.5
A
5
5
BLK
10
10
STL
4
4
PTS
59
59
AVG
2.3
2.3
#2
Aleksandra Bodlovic
Sophomore • 5-5 • Guard
Novi Sad, Serbia
BODLOVIC'S CAREER HIGHS
Points: ............................................................. 2, vs. Louisiana (3/3/12)
Field Goals: ..................................................... 1, vs. Louisiana (3/3/12)
Field Goal Attempts: ........................................ 1, vs. Louisiana (3/3/12)
Three-Point FG: ................................................................................ N/A
Three-Point Attempts: ...................................................................... N/A
Rebounds: .......................................1, at Middle Tennessee (12/21/11)
Assists: ............................................1, at Middle Tennessee (12/21/11)
Steals: .............................................................................................. N/A
Blocks: .............................................................................................. N/A
Minutes: ...........................................9, at Middle Tennessee (12/21/11)
BODLOVIC' S C A R E E R S T A T IST ICS
YEAR
2011-12
TOTAL
GP-GS
4-0
4-0
MIN
15
15
FG-FGA
1-1
1-1
PCT
1.000
1.000
FT-FTA
0-0
0-0
PCT
.000
.000
3FG-FGA
0-0
0-0
PCT
.000
.000
REB
1
1
AVG
0.3
0.3
A
1
1
BLK
0
0
STL
0
0
PTS
2
2
AVG
0.5
0.5
19
2012-13 Panthers
Freshman (2011-12): Saw action in four games, totaling 27 minutes …
Made her collegiate debut vs. Jacksonville State (12/17), playing three
minutes ... Recorded her first-career rebound and assist in a career-high
nine minutes at MT (12/21) ... Scored her first-career points vs. UL in the
SBC Championship opening round (3/3).
Jerica Coley
#22
Junior • 5-7 • Guard
2012-13 Panthers
Sophomore (2011-12): Named Associated Press All-America Honorable
Mention, becoming the fourth player in FIU women's basketball history
and the first since 1999 to earn AP All-America recognition … Became
FIU’s first-ever Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year, also earning
First Team All-SBC honors … Scored in double-figures in 33 of FIU’s
34 games … Led FIU in four statistical categories - points (794, 23.4
ppg), rebounds (241, 7.1 rpg), assists (140, 4.1 apg) and blocks (65,
1.9 bpg) … Led the SBC in scoring, blocks and minutes played (39.4
mpg) … Also ranked second in the league in free throw percentage
(.835) and fourth in assists … Ended the season ranked sixth in the
NCAA in scoring while also ranking 44th in blocks and 47th in free throw
percentage … Registered four double-doubles to put her career total at
seven … Scored 20 points or more on 24 occasions and notched eight
30-plus point outings … Earned SBC Player of the Week honors on three
occasions during the season to tie an FIU single-season record … Has
now earned conference player of the week recognition four times for her
career … Became the 22nd player in program history to score 1,000
career points as she tied a career high with 36 points vs. WKU (1/28)
… Is now the sixth player in FIU women’s basketball history to achieve
1,000 points in two seasons … Scored a career-high and SBC seasonbest 36 points on two occasions - vs. ULM (1/7) and vs. WKU (1/28) …
Went 12-of-12 from the charity stripe against South Alabama (2/25) to tie
a single-game school record for free throw percentage … Owns an FIU
all-time best career free throw percentage of .818 (310-of-379) … Set an
FIU single-season record for free throws made in a season, converting
208-of-249 from the charity stripe (.835) … Recorded her fourth-career
double-double with 22 points and 11 rebounds vs. JU (11/11), also
notching a career-high-tying eight assists and a career-best seven
blocks ... Posted her third double-double of the season and sixth of her
career with 28 points and a career-high 16 rebounds vs. Morgan State
(1/3), also dishing out a career-high-tying eight assists ... Named to the
FIU Thanksgiving Classic All-Tournament Team ... Had a career night at
UCF (12/2), out-scoring the Knights all by herself, 22-21, for the first half
and going on to score 33 points to go along with 14 rebounds ... Named
Comfort Inn Holiday Classic MVP ... Named FIU Sun & Fun Classic MVP
... Scored a career-high 36 points and tied a career-best in field goals
made (13) vs. ULM (1/7) … Tallied 24 points, six rebounds and a careerhigh-tying six steals at UALR (2/15) … Secured her fourth double-double
of the season and seventh of her career with 30 points and 14 rebounds
at USF in the WNIT second round (3/17) … A Preseason All-SBC First
Team selection.
Freshman (2010-11): An All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team pick
… Just the second freshman in school history to score 500 points in a
season and at 501 points, fell three shy of tying the 19-year-old school
record for most points scored by a rookie … Finished the season ranked
fifth in the conference for scoring (15.7 ppg), third for steals (2.3),
seventh for free throw percentage (.785) and eighth for blocks (0.8
bpg) … In just her second outing in an FIU uniform, led four Panthers
in double figures with 16 points and added six rebounds to deliver
first win of the year against Rice (11/13) … Led the team back from
a 16-point, first-half deficit to win its home opener 59-52 vs. Eastern
20
Kentucky (11/20) with 14 points … Became FIU’s first freshman to nab
Sun Belt Player of the Week honors (11/30) after her Tournament MVP
performance in the FIU Thanksgiving Classic … Tallied a game-high
18 points, seven rebounds, four assists and four blocked shots in a
win over Indiana State (11/28) to give FIU its first Thanksgiving Classic
title in five years … Sank 10-of-18 from the field for 21 points vs. UCF
(12/5) … Recorded 13 points and six rebounds in FIU’s first road win of
the season at Jacksonville (12/13) … Kicked off a three-game streak of
scoring at least 20 points, the first such streak achieved in four years,
at Florida Gulf Coast (12/15) … Recorded the team’s first double-double
of the year with 25 points and 11 rebounds against Indiana (12/18)…
Named to the Sun and Fun Classic All-Tournament Team after notching
her seventh-straight game of scoring in double figures with a careerhigh 28 points against Georgia (12/30), who was receiving votes in the
national poll at the time … Scored a team-high eight points to lift FIU to
its first conference win of the season against South Alabama (1/8) …
Scored a game-high 25 points to lead FIU back from a 14-point deficit to
a win over WKU (1/26), ending a 17-game losing streak to the Hilltoppers
and sparking a five-game win streak … Paced four Panthers in double
digits with 15 points to deliver Middle Tennessee’s (1/29) first loss to a
team that wasn't ranked or receiving votes in the national polls … Led
five Panthers in double figures with 23 points against Florida Atlantic
(2/19) to deliver FIU’s first 100-point game in 13 years … Posted gamehigh 21 points against Troy (2/26) in the regular season finale to give FIU
its first 10-win conference season in nine years … Notched a team-high
15 points against ULM (3/6) in an SBC Tournament quarterfinal victory to
lift FIU to its first appearance in the semifinals since 2005.
Prior to FIU: A four-year letterwinner in basketball and tennis at St.
Petersburg Catholic ... Named basketball MVP her junior and senior
seasons ... Led the Barons to the regional semifinal game her junior
year after a 32-point, 18-rebound performance in the quarterfinals ...
Named the St. Petersburg Times All-Pinellas Player of the Year in 2010
after averaging 23.0 points, 7.0 rebounds, 5.0 steals, 4.6 assists and
3.0 blocks per game ... Helped take her tennis program to the Class 2A
state tournament in 2009, advancing to and eventually falling in the No.
2 doubles final.
Personal: Born January 16, 1992 ... Daughter of Jerry and Cathy Coley
... Has two brothers, Jock and Benjamin ... Her aunt, Tamika Coley, is the
UCF women’s basketball record holder for career points and rebounds
and led the Knights to a conference tournament title and an NCAA
Tournament appearance in 1996 … Majoring in dietetics and nutrition.
#22
Jerica Coley
Junior • 5-7 • Guard
Points: ............................................... 36, twice (last vs. WKU, 1/28/12)
Field Goals: .......................................... 13, twice (last vs. ULM, 1/7/12)
Field Goal Attempts: ...........................................27, at WKU (12/11/11)
Three-Point FG: ........................4, twice (last vs. Morgan State, 1/3/12)
Three-Point Attempts: .........9, twice (last vs. South Alabama, 2/25/12)
Rebounds: ...............................................16, vs. Morgan State (1/3/12)
Assists: ............................. 8, four times (last vs. Morgan State, 1/3/12)
Steals:....................................................6, twice (last at UALR, 2/15/12)
Blocks: ..................................................... 7, vs. Jacksonville (11/11/11)
Minutes: ..............................................45, vs. South Alabama (2/25/12)
CO LE Y ' S C A R E E R S T A T I S TICS
YEAR
GP-GS
2010-11 32-16
2011-12 34-34
TOTAL
66-50
MIN
1091
1339
2430
FG-FGA
185-397
271-635
456-1032
PCT
.466
.425
.442
FT-FTA
102-130
208-249
310-379
PCT
.785
.835
.818
3FG-FGA
29-117
46-160
75-277
PCT
.248
.288
.271
REB
200
241
441
AVG
6.3
7.1
6.7
A
66
140
206
BLK
27
65
92
STL
72
60
132
PTS
501
794
1295
AVG
15.7
23.4
19.6
21
2012-13 Panthers
COLEY'S CAREER HIGHS
#25
Arielle Durant
Lakeland, Fla.
Tenoroc High School
Sophomore (2011-12): Saw action in 21 games, totaling 104 minutes
on the season … Made her season debut at UTSA (11/18), pulling down
one rebound in three minutes ... Notched her first field goal of the season
vs. CSU Bakersfield (11/27) ... Pulled down a career-high five rebounds
vs. Lynn University (11/30) in a season-high 13 minutes ... Also saw 13
minutes of action vs. North Texas (2/9) ... Recorded her first-career steal
at UALR (2/15) ... Totaled 18 rebounds (0.9 rpg) for the campaign …
Scored a season-high two points on six occasions … Went 4-for-5 from
the free throw line for the season.
2012-13 Panthers
Freshman (2010-11): Appeared in seven games … Scored her firstcareer points off a jumper at No. 2 Baylor (11/12) … Suffered a seasonending knee injury.
DURANT'S CAREER HIGHS
Points: ..................................2, seven times (last vs. Stetson, 3/15/12)
Field Goals: ..............................1, five times (last vs. Stetson, 3/15/12)
Field Goal Attempts: ........................................... 4, vs. Lynn (11/30/11)
Three-Point FG: ............................................................................... N/A
Three-Point Attempts: ..................... 1, twice (last vs. Stetson, 3/15/12)
Rebounds: .......................................................... 5, vs. Lynn (11/30/11)
Assists: .......................................................... 2, vs. Georgia (12/30/10)
Steals: .................................................................. 1, at UALR (2/15/12)
Blocks: ............................................................................................. N/A
Minutes: ............................................................14, at Baylor (11/12/10)
Prior to FIU: A two-time all-county first team honoree ... Earned Class
4A Second Team All-State distinction ... Awarded District 12 Player of
the Year and emerged as two-time MVP at Tenoroc ... Spent her first two
years at Lake Gibson High and has served as captain every year of her
career ... Graduated among the top 10 percent of her class as a member
of the National Honor Society … Was the first student from Tenoroc to
sign with a Division I program.
Personal: Born October 12, 1991 ... Daughter of Marcus and Rojina
Durant ... Has three younger siblings, Gabrielle, Danielle and Zane ...
Her father played football at Florida A&M … Majoring in management.
DURANT' S C A R E E R S T A T I ST ICS
YEAR
2010-11
2011-12
TOTAL
22
GP-GS
7-0
21-0
28-0
MIN
46
104
150
FG-FGA
1-8
4-16
5-24
PCT
.125
.250
.208
FT-FTA
0-0
4-5
4-5
PCT
.000
.800
.800
3FG-FGA
0-0
0-2
0-2
PCT
.000
.000
.000
REB
4
18
22
AVG
0.6
0.9
0.8
A
3
2
5
BLK
0
0
0
STL
0
1
1
PTS
2
12
14
AVG
0.3
0.6
0.5
#14
Kamika Idom
St. Petersburgh High School
IDOM'S CAREER HIGHS
Points: .............................................................19, vs. FGCU (11/14/11)
Field Goals: .......................................................6, vs. FGCU (11/14/11)
Field Goal Attempts: .......................11, twice (last vs. Stetson, 3/15/12)
Three-Point FG: .................................................3, vs. FGCU (11/14/11)
Three-Point Attempts: ................. 6, twice (last vs. Maryland, 11/25/11)
Rebounds: ............................................ 8, vs. South Alabama (2/25/12)
Assists: ................................... 3, three times (last vs. Stetson, 3/15/12)
Steals: ........................................ 2, vs. twice (last vs. Stetson, 3/15/12)
Blocks: .............................................................................................. N/A
Minutes: .............................................. 33, vs. South Alabama (2/25/12)
Prior to FIU: A three-time First Team All-County Honoree for both Gibbs
High School (2009) and St. Petersburg High (2011, 2010) ... Named
MVP for Gibbs HS in 2009 … A member of the Class 6A 2010 regional
runner-up team for Gibbs ... Averaged 16.7 points, 8.5 rebounds, 4.9
assists, 3.2 steals and 1.2 blocks as a two-time MVP for St. Petersburg
High under the direction of her head coach and mother, Tamika Coley
... Served as team captain in 2010 and 2011 … Selected for the FACA
State All-Star game as a senior … A member of the Dean’s List and
National Honor Society ... A Bright Future Scholarship recipient, also
earning the Ebony Scholarship on three occasions … Graduated magna
cum laude … Won the Division II National AAU Championship with
PC Ballers Under-15 team ... Also recruited by James Madison, Lynn,
Stetson and East Carolina.
Personal: Born Dec. 27, 1992 ... Daughter of Kemmick Idom and
Tamika Coley ... Has one sibling, Serrel Smith, Jr. … Her mother,
Tamika, is the UCF women's basketball record holder for career points
and rebounds and led the Knights to a conference tournament title and
an NCAA Tournament appearance in 1996 ... Cousin of current FIU
guard and 2012 All-American, Jerica Coley ... Majoring in accounting.
I DO M ' S CA R E E R S T A T I S T I CS
YEAR
GP-GS
2011-12
33-0
TOTAL
33-0
MIN
521
521
FG-FGA
48-128
48-128
PCT
.375
.375
FT-FTA
28-33
28-33
PCT
.848
.848
3FG-FGA
12-50
12-50
PCT
.240
.240
REB
71
71
AVG
2.2
2.2
A
23
23
BLK
0
0
STL
23
23
PTS
136
136
AVG
4.1
4.1
23
2012-13 Panthers
Freshman (2011-12): Played in all but one game in her first collegiate
campaign, averaging 4.1 points per game and 2.2 rebounds per
contest … Reached double-digits in scoring in her collegiate debut vs.
Jacksonville (11/11), also recording six rebounds, one steal and a pair of
assists ... Came off the bench to score a career-high 19 points vs. Florida
Gulf Coast (11/14) ... Her six made field goals and three converted
three-point field goals against the Eagles each marked a career best …
Recorded a career-high and FIU season-high-tying six steals at WKU
(12/11) ... Posted a career-high eight rebounds to go along with five
points and one steal in a career-high 33 minutes vs. South Alabama
(2/25) ... Dished out a career-best three assists on three occasions,
including vs. Stetson in the WNIT first round (3/15).
#3
Zsofia Labady
Pecs, Hungary
LABADY'S CAREER HIGHS
Freshman (2011-12): Saw action in all 34 games in her first collegiate
season, earning 29 starting assignments … Averaged 2.5 points per
game and 3.2 rebounds per contest for the year … Got her first-career
start vs. Jacksonville (11/11), posting a career-high 10 rebounds to go
along with two assists, one block and one steal ... Scored a career-high
13 points to go along with five boards and a career-best three steals in
40 minutes at UCF (12/2) ... Also notched career bests of four made field
goals and three converted three-point field goals against the Knights …
Dished out a career-high three assists vs. Middle Tennessee (1/12), also
pulling down five boards … Played a full 40 minutes in three games …
Contributed 17 steals, 25 assists and five blocks for the season.
2012-13 Panthers
Points: ....................................................................13, at UCF (12/2/11)
Field Goals: ..............................................................4, at UCF (12/2/11)
Field Goal Attempts: .......................... 8, vs. CSU Bakersfield (11/27/11)
Three-Point FG: ........................................................3, at UCF (12/2/11)
Three-Point Attempts: ..............................................5, at UCF (12/2/11)
Rebounds: .............................................. 10, vs. Jacksonville (11/11/11)
Assists: ............................................. 3, vs. Middle Tennessee (1/12/12)
Steals: ......................................................................3, at UCF (12/2/11)
Blocks: ............................... 1, four times (last vs. Morgan State, 1/3/12)
Minutes: ....................................... 40, three times (last at UCF, 12/2/11)
Prior to FIU: Has played basketball for nine years … Attended Koch
Valeria Koze Piskola … Is a four-time Hungarian Champion with amateur
experience with Autopark Pusk.
Personal: Born October 30, 1992 … Daughter of Zsolt Labady and Ildiko
Dunai … Has one older brother, Balazs Labady, who plays basketball in
Hungary … Enjoys reading, watching movies and sailing … Majoring in
international business.
L ABADY ' S C A R E E R S T A T I ST ICS
YEAR
GP-GS
2011-12 34-29
TOTAL
34-29
24
MIN
850
850
FG-FGA
31-90
31-90
PCT
.344
.344
FT-FTA
12-20
12-20
PCT
.600
.600
3FG-FGA
10-40
10-40
PCT
.250
.250
REB
109
109
AVG
3.2
3.2
A
25
25
BLK
5
5
STL
17
17
PTS
84
84
AVG
2.5
2.5
#23
Finda Mansare
Senior • 6-1 • Forward
Budapest, Hungary
Junior (2011-12): Started all 34 games for the Panthers, totaling 1,001
minutes for a per-game season average of 29.4 … Ranked third on the
team in both points per game (11.7) and rebounds per game (6.4) …
Registered 52 blocked shots for the season, as her 1.5 blocks-per-game
average ranked third in the Sun Belt Conference … Went 174-for-362
from the field for a .481 field goal percentage, a mark which ranked fifth
in the SBC and 57th in the nation … Posted a team-best six doubledoubles for the year … Recorded a season-best 20 points vs. Lynn
University (11/30) … Was a perfect 3-for-3 from the floor and 8-for-8
from the free throw line in a 14-point outing vs. Delaware State (12/18)
... Went 9-of-17 from the field and converted her first three-pointer of the
season to go on for 19 points vs. Morgan State (1/3), also contributing
nine rebounds and career-high marks of seven assists and four steals
... Registered her second-career double-double and first of the season
with 12 points and 10 rebounds at Louisiana (1/14) … Led FIU on both
ends of the floor at South Alabama (1/18), tallying 16 points, seven
rebounds and a career-high five blocks ... Registered her third-career
double-double and second of the season with 19 points and 11 rebounds
at Troy (2/2) … Notched her third double-double of the season and
fourth of her career with 14 points and 10 rebounds vs. Denver (2/11)
... Posted her fourth double-double of the season and fifth of her career
with 13 points and a career-high 13 rebounds at Arkansas State (2/18)
… Played a career-high 42 minutes vs. South Alabama (2/25) … Scored
a season-high-tying 20 points vs. Louisiana in the SBC Championship
opening round (3/3) ... Posted her fifth double-double of the season and
sixth of her career with 13 points and 12 boards vs. Denver in the SBC
Championship quarterfinals (3/4) … Registered her sixth double-double
of the season and seventh of her career with 14 points and 12 boards
vs. Stetson in the WNIT first round (3/15) … Her 10 made field goals
against the Hatters marked a season high … A Preseason All-SBC Third
Team selection.
Points: .................................................................. 28, at WKU (2/23/11)
Field Goals: .......................................................... 13, at WKU (2/23/11)
Field Goal Attempts: .............................................. 18, vs. ULM (1/7/12)
Three-Point FG: ...................................................... 2, at WKU (2/23/11)
Three-Point Attempts: .....3, three times (last vs. Morgan State, 1/3/12)
Rebounds: ............................................ 13, at Arkansas State (2/18/12)
Assists: ...................................................... 7, vs. Morgan State (1/3/12)
Steals: ....................................................... 4, vs. Morgan State (1/3/12)
Blocks: .................................................... 5, at South Alabama (1/18/12)
Minutes: .............................................. 42, vs. South Alabama (2/25/12)
ending a 17-game losing streak to the Hilltoppers and sparking a fivegame win streak … Shot 7-of-12 from the field for 14 points to deliver
Middle Tennessee’s (1/29) first loss to a team this year who wasn't
ranked or receiving votes in the national polls … Sparked a 10-0 run with
a jumper midway through the second half to help FIU go on to a win at
Florida Atlantic (2/6) … One of five Panthers in double figures with 14
points against Florida Atlantic (2/19) to help deliver FIU’s first 100-point
game in 13 years, also adding a career-high-tying five assists … Broke
a 10-year-old school record for single-game field goal percentage by
netting 13-of-13 from the field to lead FIU to a 75-62 win at WKU (2/23)
en route to a career-high 28 points … Posted her first-career doubledouble with 13 points and a game-high 10 rebounds against ULM (3/6) in
an SBC Tournament quarterfinal victory to lift FIU to its first appearance
in the semifinals since 2005.
Freshman (2009-10): Missed the first 15 games due to eligibility ...
Worked her way into the starting lineup for nine of the final 10 games
of the season ... Made her collegiate debut against ULM, tallying two
points, one rebound and one blocked shot in 14 minutes ... Punched in
her first-career start and grabbed a career-high nine rebounds vs. UALR
(1/30) ... Nearly tallied a double-double with 11 points and nine rebounds
in an overtime win at Florida Atlantic (1/30) ... Sank 10-of-14 from the
floor en route to a 20-point performance vs. Florida Atlantic (2/17).
Sophomore (2010-11): Starter in 30 of 31 games played … Finished
the season ranked among the top 10 in the conference for field goal
percentage (.498) and blocked shots (1.1 bpg) … Racked up 16 points
on a 7-for-8 showing from the field and six rebounds in 27 minutes in
a win over Morehead State (11/26) … Scored 13 points in 16 minutes
in a win over Indiana State (11/28) to give FIU its first Thanksgiving
Classic title in five years … Produced 21 points on a 9-of-12 showing
from the field and added seven rebounds and three blocks against
CSU Bakersfield (12/3) … Scored a game-high 19 points, including the
Panthers’ go-ahead jumper, to lead FIU back from a 23-point deficit
against Jacksonville (12/13) for the first road win of season … Scored 17
points to help FIU rally from a 14-point deficit to a win over WKU (1/26),
Prior to FIU: Received all-star recognition at the European U20
Tournament in 2008 ... Averaged 11 points, 15 rebounds, two blocks and
two assists per game with her club team, Vasas-Csata.
Personal: Born July 24, 1989 ... Daughter of Tiendo Mansare and Anna
Maria Hegedus … Majoring in international business.
MANS ARE ' S C A R E E R S T A TIST ICS
YEAR
GP-GS
2009-10
15-9
2010-11 31-30
2011-12 34-34
TOTAL
80-73
MIN
352
805
1001
2158
FG-FGA
50-103
119-239
174-362
343-704
PCT
.485
.498
.481
.487
FT-FTA
1-2
20-29
48-70
69-101
PCT
.500
.690
.686
.683
3FG-FGA
3-15
8-21
1-11
12-46
PCT
.200
.381
.091
.261
REB
68
141
219
430
AVG
4.5
4.5
6.4
5.4
A
0
33
50
83
BLK
17
33
52
102
STL
6
32
31
69
PTS
104
266
397
767
AVG
6.0
8.6
11.7
9.6
25
2012-13 Panthers
MANSARE'S CAREER HIGHS
#32
Tynia McKinzie
Sophomore • 6-0 • Forward
Oviedo, Fla.
Freshman (2011-12): Played in 21 games, averaging 1.6 points per
game and 1.5 rebounds per contest … Made her collegiate debut at
UTSA (11/18), pulling down two rebounds in four minutes ... Scored
her first-career points vs. Jacksonville State (12/17), going 2-of-2 from
the floor to contribute four points in six minutes ... Achieved careerhigh marks in points (9), rebounds (7), field goals made and field goals
attempted (3-of-5) vs. Delaware State (12/18) … Also notched her firstcareer block and assist in a career-best 24 minutes against the Hornets
... Swiped her first-career steal at MT (12/21) ... Registered her secondcareer block at Troy (2/2).
2012-13 Panthers
Prior to FIU: Spent her freshman year at Pine Castle Christian where
she was named First Team All State and 1A State MVP ... Transferred
to Lake Howell High School in 2008 where she emerged as a three-time
First Team All-District (5A-5) and two-time All-Central Florida Second
Team honoree ... Won two State Championships in 2007 and 2009
while tallying 2,137 points and 1,252 rebounds throughout her career ...
Holds the Lake Howell school record for career points (1,726) and ranks
third for rebounds (1,021) ... Named Team MVP as a junior and senior
... Finished her high school career as a 74 percent free-throw shooter
... Played AAU ball for Florida Girls Basketball as a freshman and the
Orlando Comets as a sophomore and junior … A member of the National
Society of High School Scholars, student government and drama club ...
Also recruited by Georgia State, Fordham, UAB, Stetson, Old Dominion
and Liberty.
MCKINZIE'S CAREER HIGHS
Points: ................................................ 9, vs. Delaware State (12/18/11)
Field Goals: ........................................ 3, vs. Delaware State (12/18/11)
Field Goal Attempts: ........................... 5, vs. Delaware State (12/18/11)
Three-Point FG: ................................................................................ N/A
Three-Point Attempts: ...................................................................... N/A
Rebounds: .......................................... 7, vs. Delaware State (12/18/11)
Assists: ............................................. 1, twice (last vs. Denver, 2/11/12)
Steals: ........................................ 1, three times (last vs. WKU, 1/28/12)
Blocks: ..................................................... 1, twice (last at Troy, 2/2/12)
Minutes: ............................................ 24, vs. Delaware State (12/18/11)
Personal: Born Nov. 27, 1992 … Daughter of Stan and Cheryl
McKinzie … Has three younger siblings: Brayce, Kiara and Tarik …
Enjoys watching TV and writing … Majoring in recreation and sports
management with aspirations of becoming a reporter or journalist for
ESPN.
MCKI NZI E ' S C A R E E R S T A TIST ICS
YEAR
GP-GS
2011-12
21-0
TOTAL
21-0
26
MIN
126
126
FG-FGA
13-22
13-22
PCT
.591
.591
FT-FTA
7-8
7-8
PCT
.875
.875
3FG-FGA
0-0
0-0
PCT
.000
.000
REB
31
31
AVG
1.5
1.5
A
2
2
BLK
2
2
STL
3
3
PTS
33
33
AVG
1.6
1.6
#24
Carmen Miloglav
Senior • 5-7 • Guard
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Gimnazija Dubrovnik
Sophomore (2010-11): Started all but two games … Tallied a career
high with eight rebounds against CSU Bakersfield (12/3) … Registered
a career-high 13 points to go along with five rebounds and four assists
at Memphis (12/22) … Converted a pair of free throws for the go-ahead
points in a come-from-behind win over WKU (1/26), ending a 17-game
losing streak to the Hilltoppers and sparking a five-game win streak …
Tied a career high in points with 13 and played all 40 minutes as FIU
handed Middle Tennessee (1/29) its first loss to a team that wasn't
ranked or receiving votes in the national polls … Played 37 minutes at
Florida Atlantic (2/6), contributing four points, two boards, two assists
and two steals … Registered two points and three rebounds vs. ULM
(3/6) in an SBC Tournament quarterfinal victory to lift FIU to its first
appearance in the semifinals since 2005.
MILOGLAV'S CAREER HIGHS
Points: ........................... 13, twice (last vs. Middle Tennessee, 1/29/11)
Field Goals: ....................................................... 6, vs. Stetson (3/15/12)
Field Goal Attempts: ............................ 11, vs. Arkansas State (1/20/10)
Three-Point FG: ....................3, three times (last at Memphis, 12/22/10)
Three-Point Attempts: ......................... 6, vs. CSU Bakersfield (12/3/10)
Rebounds: ............................................ 8, vs CSU Bakersfield (12/3/10)
Assists: ................................................................. 7, vs. Denver (3/4/12)
Steals: ...................................4, twice (last vs. Florida Atlantic, 2/17/10)
Blocks: .............................................. 2, twice (last vs. Stetson, 3/15/12)
Minutes: ...............................................44, vs. South Alabama (2/25/12)
Prior to FIU: Named Best Shooter at the Junior Championship in 2009.
Personal: Born February 25, 1991 ... Daughter of Davor and Anita
Miloglav ... Enjoys playing tennis and soccer … Majoring in international
business.
Freshman (2009-10): Missed the first nine games due to eligibility ...
Worked her way into the starting lineup for 14 of the final 15 games
of the season ... Made her collegiate debut at North Texas (12/20) ...
Scored three points and tallied her first-career assist and steal vs. FGCU
(12/22) ... Dished out five assists vs. No. 24 Georgia Tech (12/29) ...
Brought down five rebounds at New Orleans (1/3) ... Punched her firstcareer start vs. ULM (1/6) ... Notched her first collegiate double-figure
game with 10 points at WKU (1/19) ... Dished out a season-high five
assists for the third time of the season vs. North Texas (2/6) ... Swiped
a career-high four steals for the second time of the season vs. Florida
Atlantic (2/17).
MIL O G LAV ' S C A R E E R S T A TIST ICS
YEAR
GP-GS
2009-10 21-14
2010-11 32-30
2011-12 34-34
TOTAL
87-78
MIN
642
848
1048
2538
FG-FGA
27-84
43-111
50-136
120-331
PCT
.321
.387
.368
.363
FT-FTA
12-23
18-24
12-20
42-67
PCT
.522
.750
.600
.627
3FG-FGA
9-35
12-43
12-59
33-137
PCT
.257
.279
.203
.241
REB
69
79
115
263
AVG
3.3
2.5
3.4
3.0
A
50
54
97
201
BLK
1
2
8
11
STL
31
32
37
100
PTS
75
116
124
315
AVG
3.6
3.6
3.6
3.6
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2012-13 Panthers
Junior (2011-12): Started all 34 games for the Panthers, totaling 1,048
minutes for a per-game average of 30.8 … Registered 3.6 points per
game and 3.4 rebounds per contest for the season to go along with 97
assists, 37 steals and eight blocks …Her 2.9 assist-per-game average
ranked eighth in the Sun Belt Conference … Tallied a season-high
three steals on five occasions … Recorded a career-high two blocks on
two occasions – vs. Morgan State (1/3) and Stetson (3/15) ... Played
a career-high 44 minutes vs. South Alabama (2/25) ... Converted two
three-point field goals in four games … Dished out a career-high seven
assists vs. Denver in the SBC Championship quarterfinals (3/4) … Went
6-of-7 from the floor for a season-high 12 points vs. Stetson in the WNIT
first round (3/15) … Her six made field goals against the Hatters marked
a career best and her single-game field goal percentage of .857 ranked
tied for first on the team.
#21
Timeyin Oritsesan
London, England
Sophomore (2011-12): Played in 15 games, earning a pair of starting
assignments … Recorded her first-career start vs. Jacksonville (11/11),
posting four rebounds, two points and a career-high two assists ...
Posted per-game averages of 1.6 points and 1.8 rebounds for the
season … Tallied four points, two rebounds and her first-career block vs.
Florida Gulf Coast (11/14) … Had a career outing vs. CSU Bakersfield
(11/27), posting career-best marks of 11 points and eight rebounds
in a career-high 23 minutes … Went 5-of-7 from the field against the
Roadrunners, marking career bests in made field goals.
2012-13 Panthers
Freshman (2010-11): Appeared in eight games, averaging nearly five
minutes per contest … Grabbed her first-career rebounds at No. 2
Baylor (11/12), ending with four boards … Scored first-career points off
a long jumper in a win over Morehead State (11/26) en route to a careerbest five points … Went 3-for-4 from the free throw line against Florida
Atlantic (2/19) to help deliver FIU’s first 100-point game in 13 years …
Notched one rebound and one assist in three minutes of action vs. Troy
(2/26).
ORITSESAN'S CAREER HIGHS
Points: ............................................. 11, vs. CSU Bakersfield (11/27/11)
Field Goals: ....................................... 5, vs. CSU Bakersfield (11/27/11)
Field Goal Attempts: .......................... 7, vs. CSU Bakersfield (11/27/11)
Three-Point FG: .................................................................................N/A
Three-Point Attempts: .......................................................................N/A
Rebounds: ......................................... 8, vs. CSU Bakersfield (11/27/11)
Assists: ..................................................... 2, vs. Jacksonville (11/14/11)
Steals: ...............................................................................................N/A
Blocks: .............................. 1, twice (last vs. CSU Bakersfield, 11/27/11)
Minutes: ........................................... 23, vs. CSU Bakersfield (11/27/11)
Prior to FIU: A member of the U18 National Championship Team
(Sevenoaks Suns), regional championship team (Southeast England)
and county championship team (Surrey) in 2007 ... Named U14 Most
Improved Player in 2005-06 and U18 Most Improved in 2009-10 ...
Served as Christian Union Leader in 2009-10.
Personal: Born May 23, 1992 ... Daughter of Omasan and Sandra
Oritsesan ... Enjoys spending time with family, listening to music and
volunteering for her local church … Majoring in management.
OR I TS E S AN ' S C A R E E R S T AT IST ICS
YEAR
GP-GS
2010-11
8-0
2011-12
15-2
TOTAL
23-2
28
MIN
38
153
191
FG-FGA
3-4
10-25
13-29
PCT
.750
.400
.448
FT-FTA
4-7
2-5
6-12
PCT
.571
.400
.500
3FG-FGA
0-0
0-0
0-0
PCT
.000
.000
.000
REB
8
27
35
AVG
1.0
1.8
1.5
A
1
5
6
BLK
0
2
2
STL
0
0
0
PTS
10
22
32
AVG
1.3
1.5
1.4
#33
Brianna Wright
Redshirt Freshman • 6-2 • Center/Forward
Titusville, Fla.
Freshman (2011-12): Redshirted.
Prior to FIU: A four-year letter winner and first team all-conference honoree for the Titusville High School basketball team ... Also competed in track
and field for two years … Averaged 13.7 points, 10.3 rebounds and 1.4 blocks per game for the Terriers ... Helped Titusville to a District and Regional
Championship in the 2010-11 ... Named MVP her junior season ... Competed for three club teams: Lady Comets (age 12-15), FGB (freshman and
sophomore years), and Orlando Comets (junior and senior years) ... Named Chairman of the Boards in 2009 and 2010 … A member of the Vision
Mentoring Program, Key Club and NAACP Youth Council … Was recognized with the Athletic-Academic Award after maintaining a GPA of 3.5 or higher
throughout basketball season … Also recruited by Jacksonville, Florida Atlantic, East Carolina, Saint Joseph’s and Bethune-Cookman.
#12
Marita Davydova
Junior • 6-3 • Center
Moscow, Russia
Prior to FIU: A 10-year basketball veteran … Comes to FIU as a junior transfer from Russian State Agrarian University … Boasted averages of 31.2
points, 17.8 rebounds, 4.2 assists and 1.0 steals per contest in high school, earning MVP honors from 2008-10 … Led her squads to the Russian
Junior Championships from 2006-08 before finishing as runners-up in 2009-10 … Competed for Russia in the U-20 European Championships in the
summer of 2012.
Personal: Born February 22, 1993 … Daughter of Mikhail and Tatjana Davydova … Has one older sibling, Alexey … Her mother and father both played
collegiate basketball in Russia … Aspires to play basketball in Europe or in the WNBA … Enjoys reading, music and spending time with friends and
family … Majoring in management.
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2012-13 Panthers
Personal: Born on Dec. 9, 1992 ... Daughter of Allen Sr. and Veronica Wright ... Has one brother, Allen ... Enjoys hanging out with her teammates,
shopping and listening to music … Majoring in nursing.
#10
Katrina Epnere
Freshman • 5-9 • Guard/Forward
Riga, Latvia
Prior to FIU: A two-time MVP out of Riga State Gymnasium No. 1 … An all-star for five years in the Latvian Youth League, also earning MVP recognition
from 2007-10 … Led her youth league squad to a first-place finish in 2009-10 … Averaged 19.1 points, 9.7 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 3.0 steals per
game for her career, also totaling 57 blocks ... Has club experience, having played for TTT Riga in 2011-12.
Personal: Born August 28, 1993 … Daughter of Einars Holm and Una Epnere … Has a twin brother, Kristaps, and two older siblings, Kaspars and
Girts … Enjoys charity events and volunteering … Undecided on a major, and hopes to study further in health sciences upon graduation.
2012-13 Panthers
Taylor Shade
#5
Freshman • 5-6 • Guard
Boynton Beach, Fla.
Boynton Beach High School
Prior to FIU: A three-time MVP at Boynton Beach Community High School … Is coming off a 2011-12 season in which she led the Tigers to a district
championship … Has received multiple all-state, all-conference and all-area accolades … Was a nominee for the 2012 McDonald’s All-American Game
… Posted Boynton Beach High School’s only triple-double in girls’ basketball history with 26 points, 12 assists and 10 steals … Scored 1,768 points
for her career, averaging 18.0 points per game … Posted career per-game averages of 4.2 rebounds, 3.0 steals and 2.8 assists … Converted a career
151 three-point field goals, including 60 treys in her final campaign … Also a standout flag football athlete, earning Sun Sentinel Player of the Year
recognition in 2009-10 … Earned various all-conference, all-state and all area awards for flag football … An excellent student, having earned multiple
scholar athlete awards … A four-time Academic Student Player of the Year selection … Graduated with honors and was in the top-five percent of her
class from 2008-12 … A member of National Honor Society.
Personal: Born April 26, 1994 … Daughter of Reginald and Cecelia Shade … Has two siblings, Toyrei and Tyra … Her father was a member of the
track & field team at Bethune-Cookman … Enjoys sleeping, eating, listening to music and spending time with family … Aspires to play in the WNBA or
overseas … Also has aspirations of becoming a physical therapist and starting her own practice, and would like to give back by working with youth in
her community … Majoring in sports management.
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2011-12 Season Review
Overall Statistics & Results ........................... 32
Sun Belt Conference Statistics & Results...... 33
FIU Team Highs & Lows ................................ 34
2011-12 Season
Review
Sun Belt Conference Season Review ...... 35-36
31
2011-12 Overall Statistics
RECORD
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
OVERALL
23-11
10-6
13-5
HOME
14-4
6-2
8-2
AWAY
5-6
4-4
1-2
NEUTRAL
4-1
0-0
4-1
2011-12 STATISTICS - ALL GAMES
# PLAYER
22 Coley, Jerica
10 Hutlassa, Fanni
23 Mansare, Finda
14 Idom, Kamika
24 Miloglav, Carmen
03 Labady, Zsofia
13 Ashmore, Diamond
05 Melnikova, Sasha
32 McKinzie, Tynia
21 Oritsesan, Timeyin
25 Durant, Arielle
02 Bodlovic, Aleksandra
20 Salas, Sabina
TM TEAM
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
34-34
34-31
34-34
33-0
34-34
34-29
26-1
18-5
21-0
15-2
21-0
4-0
8-0
MIN-AVG
1339-39.4
1150-33.8
1001-29.4
521-15.8
1048-30.8
850-25.0
197-7.6
294-16.3
126-6.0
153-10.2
104-5.0
15-3.8
27-3.4
FG-FGA
270-635
166-355
174-362
48-128
50-136
31-90
23-43
17-51
13-22
10-25
4-16
1-1
0-4
PCT
.425
.468
.481
.375
.368
.344
.535
.333
.591
.400
.250
1.000
.000
3FG-3FGA
46-160
33-103
1-11
12-50
12-59
10-40
0-1
6-22
0-0
0-0
0-2
0-0
0-0
34
34
6825
6825
807-1868 .432 120-448
687-1864 . .369 143-501
PCT
.288
.320
.091
.240
.203
.250
.000
.273
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
FT-FTA
208-249
84-124
48-70
28-33
12-20
12-20
13-18
16-18
7-8
2-5
4-5
0-0
0-0
PCT
.835
.677
.686
.848
.600
.600
.722
.889
.875
.400
.800
.000
.000
.268
.285
434-570 .761
391-594 .658
OFF-DEF
91-150
62-175
76-143
39-32
27-88
35-74
10-29
19-22
7-24
14-13
7-11
0-1
0-4
53-62
440-828
443-701
TOTAL
241
237
219
71
115
109
39
41
31
27
18
1
4
115
1268
1144
AVG
7.1
7.0
6.4
2.2
3.4
3.2
1.5
2.3
1.5
1.8
0.9
0.3
0.5
3.4
37.3
33.6
AST
140
75
50
23
97
25
21
10
2
5
2
1
2
437
541
TO
130
74
78
29
94
33
31
11
8
5
8
5
4
24
534
535
BLK
65
12
52
0
8
5
10
6
2
2
0
0
0
STL
60
69
31
23
37
17
4
5
3
0
1
0
0
PTS
794
449
397
136
124
84
59
56
33
22
12
2
0
AVG
23.4
13.2
11.7
4.1
3.6
2.5
2.3
3.1
1.6
1.5
0.6
0.5
0.0
162
71
250
250
2168
1908
63.8
56.1
2011-12 RESULTS - ALL GAMES
2011-12 Season
Review
DATE
11/11/11
11/14/11
11/18/11
11/21/11
11/25/11
11/27/11
11/30/11
12/2/11
12/11/11
12/17/11
12/18/11
12/21/11
12/29/11
12/30/11
1/3/12
1/7/12
1/12/12
01/14/12
01/18/12
1/21/12
01/28/12
02/02/12
2/4/12
2/9/2012
02/11/12
2/15/12
02/18/12
2/23/12
02/25/12
3/3/12
03/04/12
3/5/12
03/15/12
3/17/12
OPPONENT
JACKSONVILLE
FLORIDA GULF COAST
at UTSA
FLORIDA A&M
! MARYLAND
! CSU Bakersfield
LYNN UNIVERSITY
at UCF
* at WKU
$ vs Jacksonville State
$ vs Delaware State
* at Middle Tennessee
% ALBANY
% AUBURN
Morgan State
* ULM
* MIDDLE TENNESSEE
* at Louisiana
* at South Alabama
* FLORIDA ATLANTIC
* WKU
* at Troy
* at Florida Atlantic
* NORTH TEXAS
* DENVER
* at UALR
* at Arkansas State
* TROY
* SOUTH ALABAMA
& vs Louisiana
& vs Denver
& vs Middle Tennessee
# STETSON
^ at USF
RESULT
W, 63-37
L, 72-80
L, 54-61
W, 79-64
L, 52-84
W, 82-59
W, 68-30
W, 61-46
L, 48-65
W, 79-52
W, 73-57
L, 53-58
W, 69-56
W, 64-55
W, 77-60
W, 65-55
L, 60-74
W, 78-48
W, 50-48
L, 49-50
W, 60-56
W, 65-41
L, 49-51
W, 68-65
W, 58-42
L, 58-63
W, 52-45
W, 74-52
W, 58-55 (OT)
W, 74-53
W, 67-59
L, 53-63
W, 75-47
L, 61-77
* = Sun Belt Conference game
! = FIU Thanksgiving Classic (Miami, Fla.)
$ = UNF Osprey Holiday Classic (Jacksonville, Fla.)
% = FIU Sun & Fun Classic (Miami, Fla.)
& = Sun Belt Conference Championship (Hot Springs, Ark.)
# = Postseason WNIT First Round (Miami, Fla.)
^ = Postseason WNIT Second Round (Tampa, Fla.)
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ATTENDANCE
348
326
935
359
334
277
318
311
769
618
581
2596
437
342
267
366
365
198
518
776
383
311
607
307
343
1739
1733
337
443
3350
3459
3148
296
741
TEAM-HIGH POINTS
(22) Coley, Jerica
(22) Hutlassa, Fanni
(32) Coley, Jerica
(24) Coley, Jerica
(30) Coley, Jerica
(20) Mansare, Finda
(33) Coley, Jerica
(32) Coley, Jerica
(35) Coley, Jerica
(18) Coley, Jerica
(17) Coley, Jerica
(28) Coley, Jerica
(28) Coley, Jerica
(36) Coley, Jerica
(29) Coley, Jerica
(22) Coley, Jerica
(16) Mansare, Finda
(21) Coley, Jerica
(36) Coley, Jerica
(26) Coley, Jerica
(25) Coley, Jerica
(18) Coley, Jerica
(24) Coley, Jerica
(23) Coley, Jerica
(25) Coley, Jerica
(20) Mansare, Finda
(22) Coley, Jerica
(21) Coley, Jerica
(30) Coley, Jerica
SCORE BY PERIODS:
FIU
Opponents
TEAM-HIGH REBOUNDS
(11) Coley, Jerica
(9) Coley, Jerica
(9) Hutlassa, Fanni
(8) Coley, Jerica (8) Hutlassa, Fanni
(7) Hutlassa, Fanni
(8) Labady, Zsofia (8) Hutlassa, Fanni (8) Mansare, Finda
(7) Coley, Jerica
(14) Coley, Jerica
(8) Coley, Jerica
(8) Coley, Jerica (8) Hutlassa, Fanni
(8) Hutlassa, Fanni
(8) Mansare, Finda
(6) Miloglav, Carmen
(16) Coley, Jerica
(7) Coley, Jerica
(10) Mansare, Finda
(7) Mansare, Finda
(8) Hutlassa, Fanni
(9) Coley, Jerica (9) Mansare, Finda
(11) Mansare, Finda
(6) Hutlassa, Fanni
(10) Mansare, Finda
(8) Hutlassa, Fanni
(13) Mansare, Finda
(9) Hutlassa, Fanni
(9) Hutlassa, Fanni
(12) Mansare, Finda
(12) Mansare, Finda
(14) Coley, Jerica
1st
1000
887
2nd
1161
1017
OT
7
4
Total
2168
1908
2011-12 Sun Belt Conference Statistics
RE CO RD
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
OV ER A L L
10-6
10-6
-
H OME
6-2
6-2
-
AWAY
4-4
4-4
-
NEUTRAL
4-1
0-0
-
2011-12 STATISTICS - CONFERENCE GAMES (REGULAR SEASON)
# PLAYER
22 Coley, Jerica
10 Hutlassa, Fanni
23 Mansare, Finda
24 Miloglav, Carmen
13 Ashmore, Diamond
14 Idom, Kamika
05 Melnikova, Sasha
03 Labady, Zsofia
32 McKinzie, Tynia
25 Durant, Arielle
21 Oritsesan, Timeyin
02 Bodlovic, Aleksandra
20 Salas, Sabina
TM TEAM
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
16-16
16-15
16-16
16-16
13-1
15-0
13-5
16-11
11-0
10-0
3-0
2-0
1-0
MIN-AVG
637-39.8
564-35.2
503-31.4
491-30.7
101-7.8
212-14.1
172-13.2
395-24.7
73-6.6
47-4.7
17-5.7
11-5.5
2-2.0
FG-FGA
128-313
70-162
81-179
21-56
14-21
10-37
7-29
6-34
7-13
1-4
0-1
0-0
0-0
PCT
.409
.432
.453
.375
.667
.270
.241
.176
.538
.250
.000
.000
.000
16
16
3225
3225
345-849 .406
320-849 .377
3FG-3FGA
22-77
16-46
0-7
3-21
0-1
2-14
1-14
2-17
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
PCT
.286
.348
.000
.143
.000
.143
.071
.118
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
FT-FTA
104-122
43-63
26-40
6-11
7-10
6-8
10-12
5-7
2-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
PCT
.852
.683
.650
.545
.700
.750
.833
.714
1.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
46-197
76-233
.234
.326
209-275 .760
152-245 .620
OFF-DEF
49-55
28-75
35-71
13-48
3-21
18-11
11-11
16-26
5-14
2-6
1-1
0-1
0-0
22-29
203-369
199-338
TOTAL
104
103
106
61
24
29
22
42
19
8
2
1
0
51
572
537
AVG
6.5
6.4
6.6
3.8
1.8
1.9
1.7
2.6
1.7
0.8
0.7
0.5
0.0
3.2
35.8
33.6
AST
50
26
17
40
3
5
4
11
1
0
0
1
1
159
159
TO
65
32
44
45
16
12
8
11
4
2
2
2
0
13
256
266
BLK
24
6
25
1
4
0
5
1
1
0
0
0
0
STL
32
39
13
14
4
14
4
10
3
1
0
0
0
PTS
382
199
188
51
35
28
25
19
16
2
0
0
0
AVG
23.9
12.4
11.8
3.2
2.7
1.9
1.9
1.2
1.5
0.2
0.0
0.0
0.0
67
38
134
112
945
868
59.1
54.2
2011-12 RESULTS - CONFERENCE GAMES (REGULAR SEASON)
OPPONENT
* at WKU
* at Middle Tennessee
* ULM
* MIDDLE TENNESSEE
* at Louisiana
* at South Alabama
* FLORIDA ATLANTIC
* WKU
* at Troy
* at Florida Atlantic
* NORTH TEXAS
* DENVER
* at UALR
* at Arkansas State
* TROY
* SOUTH ALABAMA
RESULT
L, 48-65
L, 53-58
W, 65-55
L, 60-74
W, 78-48
W, 50-48
L, 49-50
W, 60-56
W, 65-41
L, 49-51
W, 68-65
W, 58-42
L, 58-63
W, 52-45
W, 74-52
W, 58-55 (OT)
ATTENDANCE
769
2596
366
365
198
518
776
383
311
607
307
343
1739
1733
337
443
TEAM-HIGH POINTS
(32) Coley, Jerica
(17) Coley, Jerica
(36) Coley, Jerica
(29) Coley, Jerica
(22) Coley, Jerica
(16) Mansare, Finda
(21) Coley, Jerica
(36) Coley, Jerica
(26) Coley, Jerica
(25) Coley, Jerica
(18) Coley, Jerica
(24) Coley, Jerica
(23) Coley, Jerica
(25) Coley, Jerica
TEAM-HIGH REBOUNDS
(8) Coley, Jerica
(7) Coley, Jerica
(10) Mansare, Finda
(7) Mansare, Finda
(8) Hutlassa, Fanni
(9) Coley, Jerica (9) Mansare, Finda
(11) Mansare, Finda
(6) Hutlassa, Fanni
(10) Mansare, Finda
(8) Hutlassa, Fanni
(13) Mansare, Finda
(9) Hutlassa, Fanni
(9) Hutlassa, Fanni
2011-12 Season
Review
DATE
12/11/11
12/21/11
1/7/12
1/12/12
01/14/12
01/18/12
1/21/12
01/28/12
02/02/12
2/4/12
2/9/2012
02/11/12
2/15/12
02/18/12
2/23/12
02/25/12
* = Sun Belt Conference game
SCORE BY PERIODS:
FIU
Opponents
1st
401
395
2nd
537
469
OT
7
4
Total
945
868
33
2011-12 Team Highs & Lows
FIU TEAM LOWS
FIU TEAM HIGHS
POINTS
FIELD GOALS MADE
FIELD GOAL ATT.
FIELD GOAL PCT.
48
at WKU (12/11/11)
CSUB (11/27/11)
vs Jacksonville State (12/17/11)
49
FAU (1/21/12)
79
FLORIDA A&M (11/21/11)
49
at FAU (2/4/12)
78
at Louisiana (01/14/12)
50
at South Alabama (01/18/12)
77
MSUW (1/3/12)
52
MARYLAND (11/25/11)
34
STETSON (03/15/12)
52
at Arkansas State (02/18/12)
33
70
STETSON (03/15/12)
67
FLORIDA A&M (11/21/11)
.592 (29-49)
.568 (21-37)
3 PT FG MADE
POINTS
82
79
FIELD GOALS MADE
FIELD GOAL AT.
vs Delaware State (12/18/11)
10
MSUW (1/3/12)
9
25
MARYLAND (11/25/11)
FIELD GOAL PCT.
15
at WKU (12/11/11)
16
SOUTH ALABAMA (02/25/12)
37
44
AUBURN (12/30/11)
.263 (15-57)
at WKU (12/11/11)
.291 (16-55)
0
3 PT FG MADE
0
4
JACKSONVILLE (11/11/11)
7
.500 (10-20)
MSUW (1/3/12)
7
at UTSA (11/18/11)
.500 (9-18)
7
3 PT FG ATT.
23
3 PT FG PCT.
.571 (4-7)
FREE THROWS MADE
vs Middle Tennessee (3/5/12)
3 PT FG ATT.
3 PT FG PCT.
at Troy (02/02/12)
.000 (0-4)
.000 (0-8)
31
24
NORTH TEXAS (2/9/2012)
39
32
at USF (3/17/12)
5
MSUW (1/3/12)
FREE THROW PCT. 1.000 (20-20)
5
STETSON (03/15/12)
.923 (12-13)
FREE THROW ATT.
0
FREE THROW PCT.
.000 (0-0)
FREE THROW ATT.
REBOUNDS
ASSISTS
2011-12 Season
Review
STEALS
BLOCKED SHOTS
TURNOVERS
FOULS
34
50
47
STETSON (03/15/12)
47
TROY (2/23/12)
47
LYNN UNIVERSITY (11/30/11)
47
CSUB (11/27/11)
23
MSUW (1/3/12)
21
vs Louisiana (3/3/12)
16
at WKU (12/11/11)
13
at FAU (2/4/12)
13
WKU (01/28/12)
12
FREE THROWS MADE
8
.500 (5-10)
REBOUNDS
ASSISTS
STEALS
BLOCKED SHOTS
11
CSUB (11/27/11)
24
at Middle Tennessee (12/21/11)
24
29
at UTSA (11/18/11)
23
at USF (3/17/12)
0
TURNOVERS
FOULS
23
STETSON (03/15/12)
MSUW (1/3/12)
MARYLAND (11/25/11)
24
FAU (1/21/12)
4
at WKU (12/11/11)
6
WKU (01/28/12)
1
at South Alabama (01/18/12)
2
1
MARYLAND (11/25/11)
1
at WKU (12/11/11)
8
LYNN UNIVERSITY (11/30/11)
10
at UCF (12/2/11)
6
7
MSUW (1/3/12)
2011 Sun Belt Conference Season Recap
2011-12 SUN BELT CONFERENCE STANDINGS (FINAL)
Sun Belt
Pct.
Overall
Pct.
Postseason (Record)
16-0
11-5
10-6
9-7
5-11
1-15
1.000
.688
.625
.563
.313
.063
26-7
17-13
23-11
17-13
9-21
2-26
.788
.567
.676
.567
.300
.071
NCAA Tournament (0-1)
Postseason WNIT (0-1)
Postseason WNIT (1-1)
-
12-4
11-5
7-9
7-9
6-10
1-15
.750
.688
.438
.438
.375
.063
20-13
19-12
15-16
9-21
12-18
7-23
.606
.613
.484
.300
.400
.233
NCAA Tournament (0-1)
-
# - Regular Season Champion
2012 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Fanni Hutlassa, FIU
Ebony Rowe, Middle Tennessee
Kortni Jones, Middle Tennessee
Icelyn Elie, Middle Tennessee
Marian Kursh, UALR
Most Outstanding Player
Taylor Gault, UALR
2012 POSTSEASON HONORS
First Team All-SBC
Taylor Gault (UALR, Fr., G)
Kaetlyn Murdoch (Denver, Sr., F)
Jerica Coley (FIU, So., G)
Ebony Rowe (Middle Tennessee, So., F)
Kortni Jones (Middle Tennessee, Jr., G)
Second Team All-SBC
Jane Morrill (Arkansas State, So. F)
Marian Kursh (UALR, Sr., C)
Emiko Smith (Denver, Jr., G)
Chenise Miller (Florida Atlantic, So., F)
Icelyn Elie (Middle Tennessee, Jr., F)
Third Team All-SBC
Fanni Hutlassa (FIU, RS-Sr., G)
Larrie Williams (ULM, Sr., C)
Jasmine Godbolt (North Texas, Jr., F)
Mansa El (South Alabama, r-Jr., G)
LaTeira Owens (WKU, Sr., F)
SBC Player of the Year
Jerica Coley (FIU, So., G)
SBC Defensive Player of the Year
Teri Stamps (Florida Atlantic, Sr., G)
SBC Freshman of the Year
Taylor Gault (UALR, Fr., G)
% Tournament Champion
2012 SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
Summit Arena -- Hot Springs, Ark.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Game 1 - (E) #3 FIU 74, (W) #6 Louisiana 53
Game 2 - (E) #5 WKU 66, (W) #4 ULM 50
Game 3 - (W) #3 North Texas 75, (E) #6 Troy 61
Game 4 - (E) #4 South Alabama 62, (W) #5 Arkansas State 38
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Game 5 - (E) #1 Middle Tennessee 65, (E) #5 WKU 57 (Sun Belt Network)
Game 6 - (E) #3 FIU 67, (W) #2 Denver 59
Game 7 - (W) #1 UALR 60, (E) #4 South Alabama 54 (Sun Belt Network)
Game 8 - (E) #2 Florida Atlantic 56, (W) #3 North Texas 55
Monday, March 5, 2012
Game 9 - (E) #1 Middle Tennessee 63, (E) #3 FIU 53 (Sun Belt Network)
Game 10 - (W) #1 UALR 59, (E) #2 Florida Atlantic 42 (Sun Belt Network)
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Championship Game - (W) #1 UALR 71, (E) #1 Middle Tennessee 70 (OT) (ESPNU)
2011-12 SBC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK ARCHIVE
Nov. 15 ......................................................................................................Kaetlyn Murdoch, Denver
Nov. 22 ..................................................................................................Jane Morrill, Arkansas State
Nov. 29 ................................................................................................... Tamara Torru, North Texas
Dec. 6 .....................................................................................................................Jerica Coley, FIU
Dec. 13 ...........................................................................................Ebony Rowe, Middle Tennessee
Dec. 20 ...................................................................................................... Kaetlyn Murdoch, Denver
Jan. 2 ..............................................................................................Ebony Rowe, Middle Tennessee
Jan. 9 .....................................................................................................................Jerica Coley, FIU
Jan. 16 ............................................................................................ Sarda Peterson, South Alabama
Jan. 23 ............................................................................................Ebony Rowe, Middle Tennessee
Jan. 30 ....................................................................................................... Kaetlyn Murdoch, Denver
Feb. 6 .............................................................................................. Sarda Peterson, South Alabama
Feb. 13 ..................................................................................................................Jerica Coley, FIU
Feb. 20 ...............................................................................................................Marian Kursh, UALR
Feb. 27 ............................................................................................Ebony Rowe, Middle Tennessee
SBC Coach of the Year
Rick Insell, Middle Tennessee
35
2011-12 Season
Review
Team
East Division
Middle Tennessee #
Florida Atlantic
FIU
South Alabama
WKU
Troy
West Division
UALR %
Denver
North Texas
ULM
Arkansas State
Louisiana
2011-12 Sun Belt Conference Statistical Top-Fives
TEAM STATISTICAL LEADERS
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS
3FG
46
115
0
0
12
FT
208
69
101
94
100
PTS AVG/G
794
23.4
556
16.8
513
16.5
538
16.3
486
16.2
G
33
34
31
31
30
W-L
26-7
23-11
15-16
19-12
9-21
PTS
2186
2168
1878
1875
1798
AVG/G
66.2
63.8
60.6
60.5
59.9
Scoring Margin
1. Middle Tennessee
2. FIU
3. South Alabama
4. North Texas
5. Denver
G
33
34
30
31
31
OFF
66.2
63.8
59.1
60.6
60.5
DEF MARGIN
57.3
+8.9
56.1
+7.6
52.8
+6.3
57.7
+2.8
57.8
+2.7
2011-12 Season
Review
G
34
33
31
33
30
Rebounding
1. Rowe, Ebony-MT
2. Ammons, Taylor-USA
3. Kursh, Marian-UALR
4. Elie, Icelyn-MT
5. Owens, LaTeira-WKU
G
33
30
32
33
30
OFF
189
91
77
117
78
DEF
144
176
180
146
148
TOT
333
267
257
263
226
Field Goal Percentage
1. Rowe, Ebony-MT
2. Murdoch, Kaetlyn-DU
3. Kursh, Marian-UALR
4. Elie, Icelyn-MT
5. Mansare, Finda-FIU
G
33
31
32
33
34
FG
222
206
147
172
174
FGA
407
387
280
352
362
PCT
.545
.532
.525
.489
.481
Rebounding Margin
1. WKU
2. North Texas
3. FIU
4. South Alabama
5. UALR
3-PT FG Percentage
1. Nagy, Ieva-TROY
2. Reynolds, Camille-USA
3. Fothergill, Danay-WKU
4. Torru, Tamara-NT
5. Jones, Kortni-MT
G
28
30
22
31
33
3FG
31
33
31
36
115
FGA
77
86
87
102
329
PCT
.403
.384
.356
.353
.350
Field Goal Percentage
1. FIU
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Denver
4. UALR
5. Florida Atlantic
G
34
33
31
33
30
FGM
807
798
690
729
617
FGA
1868
1914
1661
1794
1607
PCT
.432
.417
.415
.406
.384
Free Throw Percentage
1. Morrill, Jane-ASU
2. Coley, Jerica-FIU
3. El,Mansa-USA
4. Motley, Krystal-ULL
5. Elie, Icelyn-MT
G
30
34
30
26
33
FTM
100
208
84
60
94
FTA
114
249
106
77
124
PCT
.877
.835
.792
.779
.758
3-PT FG Percentage
1. Denver
2. Middle Tennessee
3. Florida Atlantic
4. UALR
5. South Alabama
G
31
33
30
33
30
FGM
134
224
137
101
198
FGA
407
706
450
334
667
PCT
.329
.317
.304
.302
.297
Assists
1. Smith, Emiko-DU
2. Torres,Elizabeth-ULM
3. Jones, Kortni-MT
5. Ford, Taylor-UALR
Cason, Shanice-MT
G
31
30
33
34
33
33
AST
199
147
153
140
132
132
AVG/G
6.4
4.9
4.6
4.1
4.0
4.0
Free Throw Percentage
1. FIU
2. Arkansas State
3. Louisiana
4. Denver
5. North Texas
G
34
30
30
31
31
FTM
434
343
265
361
419
FTA
570
493
385
531
623
PCT
.761
.696
.688
.680
.673
Steals
1. Rowe, Ebony-MT
2. Smith, Emiko-DU
3. Cason, Shanice-MT
4. Hutlassa, Fanni-FIU
5. Noonan, Quincey-DU
G
33
31
33
34
16
STL
79
71
67
69
32
AVG/G
2.4
2.3
2.0
2.0
2.0
Assists
1. Denver
2. Middle Tennessee
3. FIU
4. ULM
5. North Texas
G
31
33
34
30
31
NO.
441
462
437
352
333
AVG/G
14.2
14.0
12.9
11.7
10.7
Blocked Shots
3. Mansare, Finda-FIU
4. Johnson, Jasmine-WKU
5. Blakely, Braylah-NT
G
34
31
34
30
21
BLK
65
49
52
40
24
AVG/G
1.9
1.6
1.5
1.3
1.1
Steals
1. Middle Tennessee
2. Louisiana
3. ULM
4. Arkansas State
5. WKU
G
33
30
30
30
30
NO.
341
272
250
245
244
AVG/G
10.3
9.1
8.3
8.2
8.19
Assist/Turnover Ratio
1. Smith, Emiko-DU
2. Cason, Shanice-MT
3. Jones, Kortni-MT
4. Torres,Elizabeth-ULM
5. Ford, Taylor-UALR
G
31
33
33
30
33
AST
199
132
153
147
132
T/O
129
102
124
120
110
NO.
162
129
114
103
3.0
AVG/G
4.8
4.3
3.5
3.4
Minutes Played
2. Jones, Kortni-MT
3. Rowe, Ebony-MT
4. Smith, Emiko-DU
5. Olvera, Ashley-ASU
G
34
33
33
31
30
MINS
1339
1273
1200
1116
1057
AVG
14.2
12.9
14.0
10.2
10.7
36
FG
270
186
206
222
187
Scoring Offense
1. Middle Tennessee
2. FIU
3. North Texas
4. Denver
5. ULM
Scoring
2. Jones, Kortni-MT
4. Rowe, Ebony-MT
5. Morrill, Jane-ASU
RATIO
1.5
1.3
1.2
1.2
1.2
AVG/G
39.4
38.6
36.4
36.0
35.2
AVG/G
10.1
8.9
8.0
8.0
7.5
G
30
31
34
30
33
TM
1242
1272
1268
1236
1259
Blocked Shots
1. FIU
2. ULM
3. UALR
4. WKU
5. Denver
31
G
34
30
33
30
93
Assist/Turnover Ratio
1. Denver
2. FIU
3. Middle Tennessee
4. Arkansas State
5. UALR
G
31
34
33
30
33
AST
441
437
462
305
353
AVG
41.4
41.0
37.3
41.2
38.2
OPP
1028
1084
1144
1141
1166
T/O
501
534
568
466
557
AVG
34.3
35.0
33.6
38.0
35.3
AVG
16.2
15.7
17.2
15.5
16.9
MARGIN
+7.1
+6.1
+3.6
+3.2
+2.8
RATIO
0.9
0.8
0.8
0.7
0.6
History & Records
Individual & Team Records .......................38-39
Single Game & Single Season Records ........39
Year-by-Year Leaders ....................................39
FIU in Overtime .............................................39
Individual Career Records ........................40-41
Individual Single Season Records ............40-41
Scoring Leaders ............................................42
1,000-Point Club ............................................43
Year-by-Year Records ...................................44
Winningest Teams of the '90's .......................44
FIU in the SBC...............................................44
Award Winners ..............................................45
Postseason Results .......................................46
NCAA Tournament Teams .............................47
All-Time Roster ..............................................48
All-Time Series Records ................................49
Versus 2012-13 Opponents ......................50-51
All-Time Results .......................................52-56
History & Records
FIU in the WNBA ...........................................57
37
Individual & Team Records
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
SEASON / GAME / CAREER
GAMES PLAYED
Season:
35, Karen Turnquest
35, Chandra Timmons
35, Pat Felizzola
35, Shirlee Musselman
Career:
125, Andrea Nagy
124, Albena Branzova
(1981-82)
(1981-82)
(1981-82)
(1981-82)
(1991-95)
(1991-95)
GAMES STARTED
Season:
35, Karen Turnquest (1981-82)
35, Shirlee Musselman (1981-82)
Career:
133, Fanni Hutlassa (2007-12)
POINTS
Game: 45, Albena Branzova vs. Marquette (3/27/93)
Season:
Career:
2,515, Albena Branzova (1991-95)
SCORING AVERAGE
Season: 25.3, Lynette Richardson (1984-85)
Career:
21.8, Karen Turnquest (1981-82)
FIELD GOALS MADE
Game: 18, Karen Turnquest vs. Eckerd (2/18/82)
18, Albena Branzova vs. Butler (3/25/93)
18, Albena Branzova vs. Southern Miss. (12/4/95)
18, Milena Tomova at Denver (1/17/05)
Season:
Career:
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
Game: 34, Karen Turnquest vs. Eckerd (2/18/82)
Season:
Career: 1,825, Lynette Richardson (1982-86)
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
Game:
1.000 (13-13), Finda Mansare
at WKU (2/23/11)
1.000 (9-9), Anita Heller
vs. Eastern Kentucky (12/7/01)
Season:
.645 (214-332)
Shelia Reynolds (1988-89)
Career:
.607 (1,033-1,702)
Albena Branzova (1991-95)
History & Records
FREE THROWS MADE
Game:
18, Faeza Bouderra
vs. Cincinnati (3/16/06)
Season:
208, Jerica Coley (2011-12)
Career:
453, Gergana Slavtcheva
(1998-2002)
FREE THROW ATTEMPTS
Game:
22, Tidra Hardy
vs. Bethune-Cookman (12/9/88)
Season:
272, Tidra Hardy (1990-91)
Career:
583, Andrea Nagy (1991-95)
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
Game:
1.000 (12-12), Jerica Coley
vs. South Alabama (2/25/12)
1.000 (12-12), Karlin Sedlacek
vs. Old Dominion (12/20/92)
1.000 (12-12), Giavonne Combs
vs. Mercer (2/17/90)
Season:
.853 (81-95)
Albena Branzova (1994-95)
Career:
.818 (310-379)
Jerica Coley (2010-present)
38
CONSECUTIVE FREE THROWS MADE
Game:
12, Jerica Coley
vs. South Alabama (2/25/12)
12, Karlin Sedlacek
vs. Old Dominion (12/20/92)
12, Giavonne Combs
vs. Mercer (2/17/90)
Season:
(2/15/01 - 2/22/01)
Career:
37, Albena Branzova
(2/26/94 - 12/19/94)
THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE
Game:
7, Ashley Traugott
vs. N.C. State (11/13/09)
7, Michelle Gonzalez vs. Troy (2/18/09)
vs. New Orleans (3/4/01)
Season:
65, Monika Bosilj (2008-09)
65, Mandy Shafer (2002-03)
Career:
(1998-2002)
THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
Game:
16, Monika Bosilj (at Troy, 1/3/09)
Season:
219, Monika Bosilj (2008-09)
Career:
(1998-2002)
THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
Game:
1.000 (6-6), Tátána Pokorná
vs. Stetson (2/6/93)
Season:
.445 (20-45), Albena Branzova
(1991-92)
(1993-94)
Career:
(1991-95)
REBOUNDS
Game: 26, Barbara Howell vs. Tampa (1/26/80)
Season:
Career:
REBOUNDING AVERAGE
Season:
12.7, Barbara Howell (1979-80)
Career:
11.5, Karen Turnquest (1981-83)
ASSISTS
Game:
Season:
Career:
19, Andrea Nagy
vs. SE Louisiana (1/21/93)
315, Andrea Nagy (1994-95)
1,165, Andrea Nagy (1991-95)
ASSIST AVERAGE
Season:
10.3, Andrea Nagy (1993-94)
Career:
9.3, Andrea Nagy (1991-95)
STEALS
Game: 12, Dalma Iványi vs. Army (12/31/97)
Season:
120, Rosalind Jones (1987-88)
Career:
376, Dalma Iványi (1995-99)
BLOCKED SHOTS
Game: 8, Lasma Jekabsone at Troy (12/17/06)
8, Albena Branzova vs. Mercer (2/25/93)
8, Albena Branzova vs. Charleston (1/19/95)
Season:
92, Lasma Jekabsone (2006-07)
Career:
251, Lasma Jekabsone (2003-07)
TEAM RECORDS
SEASON / GAME
POINTS
Game:
Season:
128 vs. Flagler (11/26/82)
2,684 (1981-82)
FIELD GOALS MADE
Game:
56 vs. Flagler (11/26/82)
Season:
1,108 (1981-82)
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
Game:
116 vs. Palm Beach Atlantic
(12/10/82)
Season:
2,676 (1981-82)
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
Game:
.737 (42-57) vs. Canisius (1/2/92)
Season:
.541 (948-1,751) 1993-94
FREE THROWS MADE
Game:
39 vs. Miami (Fla.) (3/4/86)
Season:
546 (2001-02)
FREE THROW ATTEMPTS
Game:
61 vs. Florida A&M (2/6/89)
Season:
777 (2001-02)
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
Game: .947 (18-19) vs. North Texas (2/6/09),
Season:
.748 (397-531) 2003-04
.748 (335-448) 2010-11
THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE
Game:
13 at N.C. State (11/13/09)
Season:
196 (2007-08)
THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
Game:
29 vs. Georgia Tech (12/29/09)
29 vs. CSU Bakersfield (12/3/10)
Season:
629 (2007-08)
THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
Game:
.900 (9-10) vs. Stetson (2/6/93)
Season:
.368 (71-193) 1988-89
REBOUNDS
Game:
84 vs. Edward Waters (11/6/82)
Season:
1,729 (1981-82)
ASSISTS
Game:
Season:
37 vs. Lynn (12/11/94)
697 (1991-92)
STEALS
Game:
Season:
24 vs. Lehigh (1/2/93)
394 (1989-90)
BLOCKED SHOTS
Game:
16 vs. Bryant (12/28/09)
Season:
189 (2005-06)
Bold indicates current student-athlete.
Single Game & Single Season Records / Year-By-Year Leaders / FIU in OT
Largest Winning Margin
88 vs. Flagler, 128-40 (11/26/82)
Largest Losing Margin
85 vs. Lamar, 113-28 (12/1/79)
Most Points Scored
128 vs. Flagler (11/26/82)
Fewest Points Scored
21 vs. Miami-Dade Kendall (1/14/79)
Most Points Allowed
123 vs. Broward CC-Central (2/19/79)
Fewest Points Allowed
19 vs. Lawrence (12/18/82)
Most Combined Points
203 vs. Providence, 105-98 (12/29/90)
Top Single-Game Scoring Performances
45 Albena Branzova vs. Marquette
(3/27/93)
43 Milena Tomova at Denver (1/17/05)
42 Gergana Slavtcheva vs. UAB (3/16/01)
40 Albena Branzova vs. Southern Miss
(12/4/95)
40 Albena Branzova vs. Butler (3/25/93)
40 Karen Turnquest vs. Eckerd (2/18/82)
39 Gergana Branzova vs. Florida Atlantic
(2/28/98)
38 Albena Branzova vs. Stetson (1/9/93)
37 Karen Turnquest vs. Miami (12/4/82)
36 Jerica Coley at WKU (1/28/12)
36 Jerica Coley vs. ULM (1/7/12)
36 Albena Branzova vs. UCF (1/23/93)
36 Giavonne Combs vs. Stetson (2/10/90)
36 Lynette Richardson vs. Edward Waters
(11/4/83)
Top Single-Game Rebounding
Performances
26 Barbara Howell vs. Tampa (1/26/80)
24 Barbara Howell vs. St. Leo (1/25/80)
23 Pia Hakansson vs. St. Leo (1/28/79)
22 Peggy Egan vs. St. Leo (1/28/79)
20 Cheryl Moody vs. UALR (2/23/02)
19 Cormisha Cotton vs. Mississippi
(12/29/02)
19 Cheryl Moody vs. Arkansas State
(2/20/02)
19 Cheryl Moody vs. South Alabama
(1/24/02)
19 Cheryl Moody vs. Stephen F. Austin
(11/9/01)
19 Karen Turnquest vs. Rollins (2/22/82)
MISC. SEASON RECORDS
Games Played: 37 (1981-82)
Wins: 29 (1997-98)
Losses: 24 (2008-09)
Consecutive Wins: 18 (1/8/98 - 3/13/98)
Consecutive Losses: 25 (2/26/78 - 12/28/79)
Consecutive Home Wins: 23 (1/9/93 - 3/16/94)
Consecutive Road Wins: 20 (11/29/86 - 12/4/87)
Highest Scoring Average:
Lowest Scoring Average:
83.5 (1982-83)
40.1 (1978-79)
100 Point Games: 4 (1982-83 & 1993-94)
Scoring Margin: +27.3 (1985-86)
Most Opponents Points Scored:
2,370 (1991-92)
Highest Opponent Scoring Average:
84.4 (1978-79)
Lowest Opponent Scoring Average:
53.5 (1985-86)
FIU IN OVERTIME
Date
Result
Opponent (Location)
March 3, 1984 ....................W, 83-31 (2OT) .................................................... Miami (Miami, Fla.)
Nov. 23, 1984.....................L, 77-73 .................................... vs. Eastern Illinois (at Orlando, Fla.)
March 10, 1987 ..................L, 75-73 ................Delta State (NCAA South Regional - Miami, Fla.)
Feb. 19, 1990 ....................W, 71-59 ................................................. Georgia State (Miami, Fla.)
Dec. 28, 1991.....................W, 90-88 ........................ vs. Tennessee Tech (at Coral Gables, Fla.)
Jan. 25, 1992 .....................L, 76-72 ........................................................ at Mercer (Macon, Ga.)
Feb. 8, 1992 .......................L, 80-79 (2OT) ................................ at SE Louisiana (Hammond, La.)
Dec. 10, 1994.....................W, 86-84 (2OT) .............................. at SE Louisiana (Hammond, La.)
Jan. 21, 1995 .....................L, 76-73 .......................................... at Campbell (Buies Creek, N.C.)
Dec. 18, 1995.....................L, 83-82 ............................................... Southern Illinois (Miami, Fla.)
Jan. 11, 1997 .....................W, 93-87 ................................................. Georgia State (Miami, Fla.)
Feb. 22, 1997 .....................W, 82-72 ............................................. Campbell (Buies Creek, N.C.)
Nov. 22, 2003.....................L, 81-76 ..................................... vs. Temple (at East Lansing, Mich.)
Feb. 9, 2004 .......................L, 73-69 ...............................................at WKU (Bowling Green, Ky.)
Jan. 6, 2005 .......................W, 70-63 .............................................................. UALR (Miami, Fla.)
Jan. 8, 2005 .......................L, 85-74 ................................................ Arkansas State (Miami, Fla.)
March 16, 2006 ..................W, 81-75 ......................................vs. Cincinnati (WNIT - Miami, Fla.)
Jan. 23, 2008 .....................L, 72-64 .................................... at Arkansas State (Jonesboro, Ark.)
Nov. 22, 2008.....................L, 67-59 ................................ at West Virginia (Morgantown, W. Va.)
Nov. 14, 2009.....................W, 64-61 ....................................... vs. Western Michigan (Raleigh, N.C.)
Jan. 30, 2010 .....................W, 77-75 .................................. at Florida Atlantic (Boca Raton, Fla.)
Feb. 25, 2012
W, 58-55
South Alabama (Miami, Fla.)
22 OT GAMES
11-11 ALL-TIME IN OT
YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS
Year-by-Year Scoring Leaders
PPG
2011-12 Jerica Coley .......................... 23.4
2010-11 Jerica Coley .......................... 15.7
2009-10 Elisa Carey ............................. 13.6
2008-09 Monika Bosilj .......................... 14.4
2007-08 LaQuetta Ferguson ................ 16.3
2006-07 LaQuetta Ferguson ................ 15.4
2005-06 Lasma Jekabsone .................. 15.8
2004-05 Milena Tomova ....................... 19.1
2003-04 Milena Tomova ....................... 16.6
2002-03 Mandy Shafer ......................... 15.7
2001-02 Gergana Slavtcheva ............... 16.6
1998-99 Zuzana Michalcova ................ 16.3
1997-98 Gergana Branzova ................. 17.3
1996-97 Gergana Branzova ................. 16.2
1995-96 Kathy Brown ........................... 14.9
1994-95 Albena Branzova .................... 21.2
1993-94 Albena Branzova .................... 20.2
1992-93 Albena Branzova .................... 24.1
1991-92 Albena Branzova .................... 15.8
1990-91 Tidra Hardy............................. 20.0
1989-90 Giavonne Combs.................... 19.0
1988-89 Shelia Reynolds ..................... 19.5
1987-88 Debra Bullock ......................... 20.8
1986-87 Sandra Bogan ........................ 20.6
1985-86 Lynette Richardson ................ 19.4
1982-83 Karen Turnquest..................... 19.3
1981-82 Karen Turnquest..................... 23.4
1980-81 Danette Hardemon ................. 15.4
1979-80 Barbara Howell ....................... 12.7
Year-by-Year Rebounding Leaders
RPG
2011-12 Jerica Coley ............................ 7.1
2010-11 Jerica Coley ............................ 6.3
2009-10 Elisa Carey ............................... 9.6
2008-09 Elisa Carey ............................... 9.1
2007-08 Jasmine Jenkins ....................... 7.1
2006-07 Lasma Jekabsone .................... 9.4
2005-06 Lasma Jekabsone .................. 10.2
2004-05 Lasma Jekabsone .................... 8.6
2003-04 Milena Tomova ......................... 8.6
2002-03 Cormisha Cotton ...................... 9.0
2001-02 Cheryl Moody ......................... 11.5
2000-01 Cheryl Moody ........................... 8.6
1999-00 Gergana Slavtcheva ................. 8.0
1998-99 Zuzana Michalcova ................ 10.7
1997-98 Gergana Branzova ................... 7.3
1996-97 Zuzana Michalcova .................. 9.4
1995-96 Zuzana Michalcova .................. 7.9
1994-95 Albena Branzova ...................... 8.4
1993-94 Albena Branzova ...................... 8.4
1992-93 Albena Branzova .................... 11.1
1991-92 Tidra Hardy............................... 8.5
1990-91 Tidra Hardy............................. 10.2
1989-90 Shelia Reynolds ....................... 9.5
1988-89 Courtney Bullard....................... 9.4
1987-88 Debra Bullock ........................... 9.1
1986-87 Teresa Baker ............................ 9.6
1985-86 Lillie Young ............................... 6.2
1984-85 Lillie Young ............................... 8.8
1983-84 Cheryl Miller ............................. 9.0
1982-83 Karen Turnquest..................... 10.2
1981-82 Karen Turnquest..................... 12.4
1980-81 Chandra Timmons .................. 10.4
1979-80 Barbara Howell ....................... 12.2
Bold indicates current student-athlete
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History & Records
SINGLE GAME RECORDS
Individual Career & Single Season Records
Single-Season Field Goal Percentage
1. Sheila Reynolds ........ .645 ....... 214-332
............................................... (1988-89)
2. Albena Branzova ...... .634 ....... 291-459
............................................... (1994-95)
3. Gergana Branzvoa.... .620 ....... 220-355
............................................... (1997-98)
4. Albena Branzova ...... .615 ....... 308-501
............................................... (1992-93)
5. Albena Branzova ...... .605 ....... 237-392
............................................... (1993-94)
6. Andrea Nagy ............. .589 ....... 185-314
............................................... (1993-94)
7. Dace Cinite ............... .573 ....... 129-225
............................................... (2002-03)
8. Albena Branzova ...... .563 ....... 197-350
............................................... (1991-92)
9. Gergana Branzova.... .557 ....... 200-359
............................................... (1996-97)
10. Teresa Baker ............ .551 ....... 161-292
............................................... (1985-86)
FREE THROWS
Career Free Throws Made
1. Gergana Slavtcheva .. 453 ..... (1998-02)
2. Andrea Nagy .............. 427 ..... (1991-95)
3. Lynette Richardson .... 383 ..... (1982-86)
4. Albena Branzova ....... 372 ..... (1991-95)
5. Tidra Hardy ................ 320 .... (1990-92)
6. Jerica Coley.............. 310 ..... (2011-12)
Dalma Iványi .............. 310 ..... (1995-99)
7. LaQuetta Ferguson .... 297 ..... (2004-08)
8. Cormisha Cotton ........ 273 ..... (1999-03)
9. Milena Tomova .......... 256 ..... (2001-05)
10. Zuzana Michalcová .... 254 ..... (1995-99)
Single-Season Free Throws Made
1. Jerica Coley.............. 208 ..... (2011-12)
2. Tidra Hardy ................ 182 ..... (1990-91)
4. Giavonne Combs ....... 154 ..... (1989-90)
7. Tidra Hardy ................ 138 ..... (1991-92)
8. Sandra Bogan ............ 131 ..... (1986-87)
9. Karen Turnquest ........ 120 ..... (1981-82)
10. Milena Tomova .......... 118 ..... (2003-04)
History & Records
Career Free Throw Attempts
1. Andrea Nagy .............. 583 ..... (1991-95)
4. Tidra Hardy ................ 502 .... (1990-92)
5. Albena Branzova ....... 459 ..... (1991-95)
7. Cormisha Cotton ........ 413 ..... (1999-03)
8. Dalma Iványi .............. 386 ..... (1995-99)
9. Jerica Coley.............. 379 ..... (2011-12)
Single-Season Free Throw Attempts
1. Tidra Hardy ................ 272 ..... (1990-91)
2. Jerica Coley.............. 249 ..... (2011-12)
4. Tidra Hardy ................ 230 ..... (1991-92)
5. Giavonne Combs ....... 203 ..... (1989-90)
6. Karen Turnquest ........ 193 ..... (1981-82)
7. Sandra Bogan ............ 189 ..... (1986-87)
9. Loria Foreman ........... 173 ..... (1989-90)
10. Shelia Reynolds ......... 168 ..... (1989-90)
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Career Free Throw Percentage
(Minimum 250 attempts)
1. Jerica Coley............ .818 ....... 310-379
.............................................. (2010-pr.)
2. Gergana Branzova.... .811 ....... 245-302
............................................... (1994-98)
3. Albena Branzova ...... .810 ....... 372-459
............................................... (1991-95)
4. Dalma Iványi ............. .803 ....... 310-386
............................................... (1995-99)
5. Gergana Slavtcheva . .789 ....... 453-574
............................................... (1998-02)
6. Milena Tomova ......... .785 ....... 256-326
............................................... (2001-05)
7. Lasma Jekabsone..... .785 ....... 233-297
............................................... (2003-07)
8. Michelle Gonzalez ... .781 ....... 200-256
............................................... (2008-11)
9. Ivelina Vrancheva ..... .747 ....... 242-324
............................................... (1999-04)
10. Giavonne Combs ...... .740 ....... 221-299
............................................... (1988-90)
Single-Season Free Throw Percentage
1. Dalma Iványi ............. .866 ....... 103-119
............................................... (1998-99)
2. Albena Branzova ...... .853 ........... 81-95
............................................... (1994-95)
3. Albena Branzova ...... .852 ......... 92-108
............................................... (1993-94)
4. Gergana Branzova.... .848 ........... 84-99
............................................... (1996-97)
5. Milena Tomova ......... .837 ....... 118-141
............................................... (2003-04)
6. Jerica Coley............ .835 ....... 208-249
.............................................. (2010-pr.)
7. Viktoria Nagy ............ .829 ......... 92-111
............................................... (1999-00)
............................................... (2000-01)
9. Michelle Gonzalez ... .819 ......... 95-116
............................................... (2010-11)
10. Lasma Jekabsone..... .818 ....... 112-137
............................................... (2005-06)
THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS
Career Three-Point Field Goals
1. Monika Bosilj.............. 188 .... (2006-10 )
3. Mandy Shafer ............ 153 ..... (1999-03)
4. Fanni Hutlassa ........... 147 ..... (2007-12)
6. Iva Ciglar.................... 120 ..... (2005-08)
7. Michelle Gonzalez ..... 116 ..... (2008-11)
8. Ivelina Vrancheva ...... 105 ..... (1999-04)
9. Dalma Iványi .............. 103 ..... (1995-99)
10. Donna Carrell............. 100 ..... (1996-98)
Single-Season Three-Point Field Goals
1. Monika Bosilj................ 65 ..... (2008-09)
Mandy Shafer .............. 65 ..... (2002-03)
3. Gergana Slavtcheva .... 58 ..... (2000-01)
4. Gergana Slavtcheva .... 57 ..... (1999-00)
5. Allison Bustamante ...... 56 ..... (2003-04)
6. Donna Carrell............... 53 ..... (1997-98)
7. Mandy Shafer .............. 52 ..... (2001-02)
8. Monika Bosilj................ 51 ..... (2007-08)
9. LaQuetta Ferguson ...... 49 ..... (2007-08)
10. Monika Bosilj................ 48 ..... (2006-07)
Individual Career & Single Season Records
Single-Season Three-Point Field Goal
Percentage
1. Fanni Hutlassa ......... .452 ........... 33-78
............................................... (2010-11)
2. Albena Branzova ...... .445 .......... 20-45
............................................... (1991-92)
Albena Branzova ...... .445 ........... 20-45
............................................... (1993-94)
4. Dalma Iványi ............. .406 ......... 41-101
............................................... (1998-99)
5. Andrea Nagy ............. .400 ........... 30-75
............................................... (1993-94)
6. Gergana Slavtcheva . .400 ........... 14-35
............................................... (1998-99)
7. Albena Branzova ...... .397 ........... 23-58
............................................... (1992-93)
8. Albena Branzova ...... .378 ........... 14-37
............................................... (1994-95)
Career Three-Point Field Goal Attempts
1. Monika Bosilj.............. 626 ..... (2006-10)
3. Mandy Shafer ............ 463 ..... (1999-03)
5. Fanni Hutlassa ........... 434 ..... (2007-12)
6. Iva Ciglar.................... 364 ..... (2005-08)
8. Donna Carrell............. 304 ..... (1996-98)
9. Dalma Iványi .............. 298 ..... (1995-99)
10. Eva Makela ................ 271 ..... (2003-07)
Single-Season Three-Point Field Goal
Attempts
1. Monika Bosilj.............. 219 ..... (2008-09)
2. Mandy Shafer ............ 207 ..... (2002-03)
4. Allison Bustamante .... 174 ..... (2003-04)
5. Monika Bosilj.............. 166 ..... (2007-08)
6. Donna Carrell............. 161 ..... (1997-98)
7. Jerica Coley.............. 160 ..... (2011-12)
8. Rakia Rodgers ........... 154 ..... (2010-11)
ASSISTS
Career Assists
1. Andrea Nagy ........... 1,165 ..... (1991-95)
2. Dalma Iványi .............. 896 ..... (1995-99)
4. Iva Ciglar.................... 399 ..... (2005-08)
5. Janet Hollack ............. 391 ..... (1983-87)
Tátána Pokorná ......... 376 ..... (1992-96)
8. Michelle Gonzalez ..... 359 ..... (2008-11)
9. Faeza Bouderra ......... 350 ..... (2002-06)
10. Anita Heller ................ 307 ..... (1999-03)
REBOUNDS
Career Rebounds
1. Albena Branzova .... 1,092 ..... (1991-95)
2. Zuzana Michalcová . 1,002 ..... (1995-99)
3. Lasma Jekabsone...... 892 ..... (2003-07)
4. Cormisha Cotton ........ 875 ..... (1999-03)
5. Cheryl Moody............. 823 ..... (1998-02)
6. Kim Pellegrini ............. 821 ..... (1981-85)
8. Marquita Adley ........... 704 ..... (2005-10)
9. Fanni Hutlassa ........... 670 ..... (2007-12)
10. Karen Turnquest ........ 668 ..... (1981-84)
Single-Season Assists
1. Andrea Nagy .............. 315 ..... (1994-95)
2. Andrea Nagy .............. 298 ..... (1993-94)
3. Dalma Iványi .............. 294 ..... (1997-98)
4. Andrea Nagy .............. 282 ..... (1991-92)
5. Andrea Nagy .............. 270 ..... (1992-93)
6. Dalma Iványi .............. 265 ..... (1998-99)
9. Dalma Iványi .............. 186 ..... (1995-96)
10. Iva Ciglar.................... 170 ..... (2006-08)
Single-Season Rebounds
1. Karen Turnquest ........ 434 ..... (1981-82)
2. Cheryl Moody............. 378 ..... (2001-02)
3. Albena Branzova ....... 344 ..... (1992-93)
4. Chandra Timmons ..... 329 ..... (1981-82)
5. Lasma Jekabsone...... 325 ..... (2005-06)
7. Kim Pellegrini ............. 303 ..... (1981-82)
8. Tidra Hardy ................ 296 ..... (1990-91)
Lasma Jekabsone...... 283 ..... (2006-07)
STEALS
Career Steals
1. Dalma Iványi .............. 376 ..... (1995-99)
2. Andrea Nagy .............. 312 ..... (1991-95)
3. Tátána Pokorná ......... 304 ..... (1992-96)
5. Rosalind Jones .......... 197 ..... (1986-88)
6. Janet Hollack ............. 196 ..... (1983-87)
Michelle Gonzalez ..... 196 ..... (2008-11)
9. Cheryl Moody............. 179 ..... (1998-02)
10. Faeza Bouderra ......... 173 ..... (2002-06)
Career Rebound Average
1. Karen Turnquest ....... 11.5 ..... (1981-83)
2. Tidra Hardy ................. 9.3 ..... (1990-92)
3. Debra Bullock ............. 9.0 ..... (1986-88)
4. Albena Branzova ........ 8.8 ..... (1991-95)
5. Zuzana Michalcová ..... 8.7 ..... (1995-99)
6. Shelia Reynolds .......... 8.5 ..... (1988-90)
7. Lasma Jekabsone....... 8.2 ..... (2003-07)
8. Kim Pellegrini .............. 8.0 ..... (1981-85)
9. Lillie Young ................. 7.6 ..... (1984-86)
10. Cheryl Moody.............. 7.4 ..... (1998-02)
Cormisha Cotton ......... 7.4 ..... (1999-03)
Single-Season Steals
1. Rosalind Jones .......... 120 ..... (1987-88)
2. Dalma Iványi .............. 114 ..... (1995-96)
3. Dalma Iványi .............. 106 ..... (1997-98)
4. Dalma Iványi .............. 103 ..... (1998-99)
5. Tátána Pokorná ........... 99 ..... (1993-94)
6. Lynette Richardson ...... 93 ..... (1984-85)
7. Cheryl Moody............... 90 ..... (2001-02)
8. Andrea Nagy ................ 89 ..... (1994-95)
9. Tátána Pokorná ........... 84 ..... (1992-93)
10. Shirlee Musselman ...... 83 ..... (1979-80)
Single-Season Rebound Average
1. Karen Turquest ......... 12.4 ..... (1981-82)
2. Barbara Howell ......... 12.2 ..... (1979-80)
3. Cheryl Moody............ 11.5 ..... (2001-02)
4. Albena Branzova ...... 11.1 ..... (1991-92)
5. Zuzana Michalcová ... 10.7 ..... (1998-99)
6. Chandra Timmons .... 10.4 ..... (1980-81)
7. Lasma Jekabsone..... 10.2 ..... (2005-06)
Tidra Hardy ............... 10.2 ..... (1990-91)
Karen Turquest ......... 10.2 ..... (1982-83)
10. Elisa Carey ................. 9.6 ..... (2009-10)
Teresa Baker .............. 9.6 ..... (1986-87)
BLOCKED SHOTS
Career Blocked Shots
1. Lasma Jekabsone...... 251 ..... (2003-07)
2. Albena Branzova ....... 250 ..... (1991-95)
3. Milena Tomova .......... 150 ..... (2001-05)
4. Cormisha Cotton ........ 142 ..... (1999-03)
5. Silvia Mesa ................ 107 ..... (1999-03)
6. Finda Mansare.......... 102 .... (2009-pr.)
7. Elisa Carey ................ 101 ..... (2006-10)
Marquita Adley ........... 101 ..... (2005-10)
Teresa Reker ............. 101 ..... (1986-90)
10. Jerica Coley................ 92 .... (2010-pr.)
History & Records
Career Three-Point Field Goal Percentage
1. Albena Branzova ...... .416 ........ 77-185
............................................... (1991-95)
2. Wendy Oaster ........... .356 ........ 58-163
............................................... (1988-90)
3. Dalma Iványi ............. .352 ....... 105-298
............................................... (1995-99)
............................................... (1998-02)
5. Crystal Jenkins ......... .341 ......... 42-123
............................................... (1995-99)
6. Iva Ciglar................... .339 ......... 74-218
............................................... (2005-08)
Fanni Hutlassa .......... .339 ....... 147-434
............................................... (2007-12)
8. Donna Carrell............ .332 ....... 100-304
............................................... (1996-98)
9. Michelle Gonzalez ... .331 ....... 333-998
............................................... (2008-11)
10. Mandy Shafer ........... .330 ......... 88-262
............................................... (1999-03)
Single-Season Blocked Shots
1. Lasma Jekabsone........ 92 ..... (2006-07)
2. Lasma Jekabsone........ 91 ..... (2005-06)
3. Albena Branzova ......... 77 ..... (1992-93)
4. Albena Branzova ......... 75 ..... (1994-95)
5. Jerica Coley................ 65 ..... (2011-12)
6. Lasma Jekabsone........ 60 ..... (2004-05)
Milena Tomova ............ 60 ..... (2003-04)
8. Milena Tomova ........... 57 ..... (2004-05)
9. Albena Branzova ......... 53 ..... (1993-94)
10. Finda Mansare............ 52 ..... (2011-12)
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All-Time Scoring Leaders
CAREER SCORING LEADERS
Player (Years)
1. Albena Branzova (91-95)
2. Lynette Richardson (82-86)
3. Gergana Slavtcheva (98-02)
4. Andrea Nagy (91-95)
5. Tátána Pokorná (92-96)
6. Dalma Iványi (95-99)
7. LaQuetta Ferguson (04-08)
8. Cormisha Cotton (99-03)
9. Kim Pellegrini (81-85)
10. Gergana Branzova (94-98)
11. Zuzana Michalcová (95-99)
12. Jerica Coley (10-present)
13. Karen Turnquest (81-83)
14. Monika Bosilj (06-10)
15. Fanni Hutlassa (07-12)
16. Milena Tomova (01-05)
17. Lasma Jekabsone (03-07)
G
124
105
120
125
119
106
115
119
103
107
115
66
58
117
133
104
109
FG-FGA
1033-1702
850-1825
599-1475
657-1323
614-1306
543-1254
479-1291
540-1099
570-1232
542-938
541-1048
456-1032
546-1178
436-1210
447-1061
447-960
458-967
FG%
.607
.466
.406
.497
.470
.433
.371
.491
.463
.578
.516
.442
.463
.360
.421
.466
.474
FT-FTA
372-459
399-602
453-574
427-583
214-330
310-386
297-439
273-413
203-277
245-302
254-361
310-379
171-278
156-214
168-242
256-326
233-297
FT%
.810
.663
.789
.732
.648
.803
.677
.661
.733
.811
.704
.818
.615
.729
.694
.785
.785
Reb
1092
630
740
445
714
508
530
875
821
608
1002
441
668
541
670
615
892
Avg
8.8
6.1
6.2
3.6
6.0
4.8
4.6
7.4
8.0
5.7
8.7
6.7
11.5
3.8
5.0
5.9
8.2
Ast
218
308
376
1165
376
896
261
104
25
135
174
206
31
105
182
103
123
Stl
170
263
188
312
304
376
144
94
106
58
132
132
124
75
156
121
73
Pts
2515
2099
1823
1812
1506
1499
1399
1353
1343
1339
1336
1295
1263
1216
1209
1204
1170
Avg
20.3
20.0
15.2
14.5
12.7
14.1
12.2
11.4
13.0
12.5
11.6
19.6
21.8
8.4
9.1
11.6
10.7
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
61
102
54
112
55
92
112
92
356-748
380-953
416-815
410-846
396-693
333-998
311-866
314-818
.476
.399
.510
.485
.571
.334
.359
.384
320-502
128-177
184-283
176-270
211-314
200-256
242-324
119-150
.637
.723
.650
.652
.672
.781
.747
.793
568
390
488
823
470
247
462
267
9.3
3.8
9.0
7.4
8.5
2.7
4.1
2.9
74
142
89
152
86
359
631
399
97
110
149
179
87
196
139
104
1048
1041
1020
1006
1003
982
969
867
17.2
10.2
18.9
9.0
18.3
10.7
8.7
9.4
Tidra Hardy (90-92)
Mandy Shafer (99-03)
Debra Bullock (86-88)
Cheryl Moody (98-02)
Shelia Reynolds (88-90)
Michelle Gonzalez (08-11)
Ivelina Vrancheva (99-04)
Iva Ciglar (05-08)
CAREER THREE-POINT LEADERS
History & Records
Player (Years)
1. Monika Bosilj (06-10)
2. Gergana Slavtcheva (98-02)
3. Mandy Shafer(99-03)
4. Fanni Hutlassa (07-12)
5. LaQuetta Ferguson (04-08)
6. Iva Ciglar (05-08)
7. Michelle Gonzalez (08-11)
8. Ivelina Vrancheva (99-04)
9. Dalma Ivanyi (98-99)
10. Donna Carrell (96-98)
11. Eva Makela (03-07)
12. Albena Branzova (91-95)
13. Jerica Coley (10-present)
14. Andrea Nagy (91-95)
15. Laura Camps (96-00)
16. Tátána Pokorná (92-96)
17. Wendy Oaster (88-90)
18. Allison Bustamante (03-04)
19. Milena Tomova (01-05)
20. Kathy Brown (94-96)
21. Ashley Traugott (05-10)
22. Crystal Jenkins (95-99)
23. Martha Rodriguez (87-91)
24. Carmen Miloglav (09-present)
Faeza Bouderra (02-06)
42
3FG
188
172
153
147
144
120
116
105
103
100
81
77
75
71
65
64
58
56
54
53
47
42
36
33
33
FGA
626
492
463
434
453
364
350
361
298
304
271
185
277
221
203
225
163
174
182
211
134
123
119
137
122
PCT
.300
.350
.330
.339
.312
.330
.331
.291
.346
.332
.299
.416
.271
.321
.320
.284
.356
.322
.297
.251
.351
.341
.303
.241
.270
1,000-Point Club
ALBENA BRANZOVA
2,515 POINTS
LYNETTE RICHARDSON
2,114 POINTS
GERGANA SLAVTCHEVA
1,823 POINTS
YEAR
G PTS
1991-92 32
504
1992-93 31
748
1993-94 29
586
1994-95 32
677
TOTALS 124 2,515
YEAR
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
TOTALS
YEAR
G
1998-99 28
1999-2000 29
2000-01 30
2001-02 33
TOTALS 120
G
23
27
28
27
105
PTS
351
523
709
531
2,114
AVG
15.3
19.4
25.3
19.7
20.2
PTS
171
511
593
548
1,823
AVG
6.1
17.6
19.8
16.2
15.2
ANDREA NAGY
1,812 POINTS
TÁTÁNA POKORNÁ
1,506 POINTS
DALMA IVÁNYI
1,499 POINTS
LAQUETTA FERGUSON
1,399 POINTS
CORMISHA COTTON
1,353 POINTS
KIM PELLEGRINI
1,343 POINTS
YEAR
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
TOTALS
YEAR
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
TOTALS
YEAR
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
TOTALS
YEAR
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
TOTALS
YEAR G PTS AVG
1999-2000 26 186 7.2
2000-01 30 362 12.1
2001-02 33 455 13.8
2002-03 30 350 11.7
TOTALS 119 1,353 11.4
YEAR
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
TOTALS
G PTS AVG
33 457 13.9
31 423 13.7
29 508 17.5
32 424 13.3
125 1,812 14.5
G PTS AVG
30 376 12.5
29 410 14.1
32 336 10.5
28 384 13.7
119 1,506 12.7
G PTS AVG
28 398 14.2
17 198 11.6
31 453 14.6
30 450 15.0
106 1,499 14.1
G PTS AVG
29 276 9.5
32 269 8.4
30 462 15.4
24 392 16.3
115 1,399 12.2
G PTS AVG
30 402 13.4
23 265 11.5
22 258 11.8
28 418 14.9
103 1,343 13.0
GERGANA BRANZOVA
1,339 POINTS
ZUZANA MICHALCOVÁ
1,336 POINTS
JERICA COLEY
1,295 POINTS
KAREN TURNQUEST
1,263 POINTS
MONIKA BOSILJ
1,216 POINTS
FANNI HUTLASSA
1,209 POINTS
YEAR
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
TOTALS
YEAR
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
TOTALS
YEAR
G PTS AVG
2010-11 32 501 15.7
2011-12 34 794 23.4
TOTALS 66 1,295 19.6
YEAR
G PTS AVG
1981-82 35 820 23.4
1982-83 23 443 19.3
TOTALS 58 1,263 21.8
YEAR
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
TOTALS
YEAR
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
TOTALS
G PTS AVG
31 170
5.5
15 145
9.7
30 487 16.2
31 537 17.3
107 1,339 12.5
G PTS AVG
27 266
9.9
30 346 11.5
28 235
8.4
30 489 16.3
115 1,336 11.6
G PTS AVG
30 154
5.1
31 353 11.4
30 432 14.4
26 277 10.3
117 1,216 10.4
G PTS AVG
31 280
9.0
7 57
8.1
29 161
5.6
32 262
8.2
34 449 13.2
133 1,209
9.1
MILENA TOMOVA
1,204 POINTS
LASMA JEKABSONE
1,170 POINTS
TIDRA HARDY
1,048 POINTS
MANDY SHAFER
1,041 POINTS
DEBRA BULLOCK
1,020 POINTS
CHERYL MOODY
1,006 POINTS
YEAR
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
TOTALS
YEAR
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
TOTALS
YEAR
G PTS AVG
1990-91 29 580 20.0
1991-92 32 468 14.6
TOTALS 61 1,048 17.2
YEAR
G PTS AVG
1999-2000 2 59
2.7
2000-01 22 219 10.0
2001-02 28 292 10.4
2002-03 30 471 15.7
TOTALS 102 1,041 10.2
YEAR
G PTS AVG
1986-87 26 438 16.9
1987-88 28 582 20.8
TOTALS 54 1,020 18.9
YEAR
G PTS AVG
1998-99 30 138
4.6
1999-2000 19 103
5.4
2000-01 30 270
9.0
2001-02 33 495 15.0
TOTALS 112 1,006
9.0
G PTS AVG
20 56
2.8
28 145
5.2
27 449 16.6
29 554 19.1
104 1,204 11.6
G PTS AVG
18 21
1.2
29 232
8.0
32 504 15.8
30 413 13.8
109 1,170 10.7
SHELIA REYNOLDS
1,003 POINTS
YEAR
G PTS AVG
1988-89 27 527 19.5
1989-90 28 476 17.0
TOTALS 55 1,003 18.2
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History & Records
AVG
15.8
24.1
20.2
21.2
20.3
Year-By-Year Records / FIU in the SBC / Winningest Teams of the 1990's
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS
WINNINGEST TEAMS OF THE 1990'S
BY TOTAL WINS
1. Tennessee .......................................................... 313
2. Connecticut ......................................................... 290
3. Louisiana Tech ................................................... 278
4. Stanford .............................................................. 269
5. Texas Tech ......................................................... 268
6. Virginia ................................................................ 258
7. Stephen F. Austin ............................................... 255
8. Penn State .......................................................... 242
9. Georgia ............................................................... 240
10. Old Dominion ...................................................... 239
11. WKU ................................................................... 238
12. Toledo ................................................................. 237
Southwest Missouri State ................................... 237
Purdue ................................................................ 237
15. Montana .............................................................. 233
George Washington ............................................ 233
17. North Carolina..................................................... 232
18. FIU ...................................................................... 228
19. Notre Dame ........................................................ 223
Vanderbilt ............................................................ 223
BY WINNING PERCENTAGE
1. Tennessee ............................. 313-37 ................ .894
2. Connecticut ............................ 290-47 ................ .860
3. Louisiana Tech ...................... 278-52 ................ .842
4. Stanford ................................. 269-51 ................ .841
5. Texas Tech ............................ 268-56 ................ .827
6. Stephen F. Austin .................. 255-57 ................ .817
7. Virginia ................................... 258-64 ................ .801
8. Rutgers .................................. 210-55 ................ .792
9. Montana ................................. 233-64 ................ .785
10. Penn State ............................. 242-70 ................ .776
11. Southwest Missouri St. .......... 237-71 ................ .769
12. Old Dominion ......................... 239-73 ................ .766
13. Toledo .................................... 237-74 ................ .762
Purdue ................................... 237-74 ................ .762
15. FIU ......................................... 228-72 ................. 760
16. Georgia .................................. 240-79 ................ .752
17. WKU ...................................... 238-80 ................ .748
18. North Carolina........................ 232-85 ................ .732
19. George Washington ............... 233-87 ................ .728
20. Mount Saint Mary’s ................ 206-81 ................ .718
History & Records
BY CONFERENCE WINS
1. Stanford (PAC 10) .............................................. 162
2. Connecticut (BIG EAST) ..................................... 158
3. Stephen F. Austin (Southland) ........................... 155
4. SW Missouri State (Gateway MVC) ................... 149
5. Old Dominion (CAA/Sun Belt) ............................ 148
6. Toledo (Mid American) ....................................... 142
Mount Saint Mary’s (Md.) (NEC) ........................ 142
8. Notre Dame (MCC/BIG EAST) ........................... 134
9. Montana (Big Sky) .............................................. 133
10. Purdue (Big 10) .................................................. 132
11. Virginia (ACC) ..................................................... 130
12. Texas Tech (SWC/Big 12) .................................. 127
Maine (NAC/America East) ................................ 127
George Washington (A10) .................................. 127
15. Tennessee Tech (OVC) ...................................... 126
16. Iowa (Big 10) ...................................................... 123
17. Bowling Green (MAC) ......................................... 122
18. Hawaii (Big West/WAC) ...................................... 121
19. Kent State (MAC) ............................................... 120
20. UW-Green Bay (No. Star/MidCon./MCC) ........... 118
21. FIU (NSWC/TAAC/SBC) .................................... 117
BY CONFERENCE WIN PERCENTAGE
1. Louisiana Tech (SBC) ............. 106-9 ................. 992
2. Old Dominion (CAA/SBC) ...... 148-13 ................. 919
3. Stephen F. Austin (So’land)... 155-14 ................. 917
4. Stanford (PAC 10) ................. 162-18 ................. 900
5. Tennessee (SEC) .................. 100-12 ................. 893
Connecticut (BIG EAST) ........ 158-19 ................. 893
7. Montana (Big Sky) ................. 133-19 ................. 875
8. FIU (NSWC/TAAC/SBC) ....... 117-19 ................ .860
9. Texas Tech (SWC/Big 12) ..... 127-23 ................. 847
10. Holy Cross (Patriot) ................. 98-18 ................. 845
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YEAR
1975-76
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
2010-11
2011-12
Totals
RECORD
6-12
7-12
8-14
0-14
6-16
7-13
27-10
17-7
17-11
22-6
26-2
26-3
21-7
20-7
20-9
16-13
23-10
25-6
25-4
27-5
23-5
21-9
29-2
23-7
16-13
20-10
27-6
19-11
0-16
18-11
19-13
16-14
13-18
6-24
14-16
16-16
23-11
649-383
PCT
.333
.368
.364
.000
.273
.350
.730
.708
.607
.786
.929
.897
.750
.741
.690
.552
.697
.806
.862
.844
.821
.700
.935
.767
.552
.666
.818
.633
.000
.621
.594
.533
.419
.200
..467
.500
.676
.629
COACH
Susan Uscier
Patty Abbot
Cindy Russo
Rick Jendra
Mary Ellen Fiske
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
Cindy Russo
37 years
POSTSEASON
NSWAC Champion
NSWAC Champion
*#Postseason WNIT
*#Postseason WNIT
*#NCAA Division I Tournament
#
Postseason WNIT
@^NCAA Division I Tournament
Postseason WNIT
!
Postseason WNIT
Postseason WNIT
@ Sun Belt Conference Regular Season Champion
^ Sun Belt Conference Tournament Champion
* Trans America Athletic Conference Champion
# Trans America Athletic Conference Regular Season Champion
! Season includes games later vacated due to NCAA sanctions. Actual on-court record was
11-16.
FIU IN THE SUN BELT CONFERENCE
Season........................ SBC Record ...................Pct. ....................Finish (East)
1998-99 ....................... 9-3 ................................... .750.................................. 2nd
1999-00 ....................... 10-6 ................................. .625................................... 3rd
2000-01 ....................... 11-5 ................................. .688.................................. 2nd
2001-02* ..................... 13-1 ................................. .929................................... 1st
2002-03 ....................... 9-5 ................................... .643......................... Tied, 2nd
2003-04 # .................... 0-9 ................................... .000................................... 5th
2004-05 ....................... 7-7 ................................... .500................................... 4th
2005-06 ....................... 9-5 ................................... .643................................... 3rd
2006-07 ....................... 9-9 ................................... .500................................... 3rd
2007-08 ....................... 8-10 ................................. .444................................... 4th
2008-09 ....................... 4-14 ................................. .222................................... 6th
2009-10 ....................... 9-9 ................................... .500.......................... Tied, 4th
2010-11 ....................... 10-6 ................................. .625.................................. 2nd
2011-12 ....................... 10-6 ................................. .625................................... 3rd
TOTALS ...................... 118-95 ............................ .554....................................... /
* SBC Tournament Champions - # Wins vacated due to NCAA sanctions. Actual
overall record was 11-16. Actual Sun Belt Conference record was 5-9.
Award Winners
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ALL-AMERICA
Andrea Nagy, 1995 (3rd)
Albena Branzova, 1995 (HM)
Dalma Ivanyi, 1998 (HM)
Dalma Ivanyi, 1999 (3rd)
Jerica Coley, 2012 (HM)
BASKETBALL TIMES
MAGAZINE ALL-AMERICA
Dalma Ivanyi, 1999 (3rd)
FAST BREAK MAGAZINE
ALL-AMERICA
Karen Turnquest, 1982 (2nd)
Lynette Richardson, 1984
KODAK ALL-AMERICA
Andrea Nagy, 1994
DISTRICT KODAK
ALL-AMERICA
Karen Turnquest, 1983
Albena Branzova, 1993
Dalma Iványi, 1998
NATIONAL SCOUTING
ASSOCIATION ALL-AMERICA
U.S. BASKETBALL WRITERS
ASSOCIATION ALL-AMERICA
Andrea Nagy, 1994
Andrea Nagy, 1995
USA TODAY ALL-AMERICA
Andrea Nagy, 1994
FAST BREAK MAGAZINE
FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA
Andrea Nagy, 1992
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
NEWS SERVICE ALL AMERICA
Andrea Nagy, 1995
Dalma Ivanyi, 1998
Gergana Branzova, 1998
Dalma Ivanyi, 1999
NEWS SERVICE FRESHMAN
ALL-AMERICA
Andrea Nagy, 1992
JOURNAL ALL-AMERICA
Dalma Ivanyi, 1998 (5th)
Dalma Ivanyi, 1999 (4th)
ALL-SOUTH AIAW ALL-REGION
FASTBREAK MAGAZINE
ALL-REGION
VERIZON ACADEMIC
ALL-DISTRICT
Mandy Shafer, 2003
Lasma Jekabsone, 2007
NEW SOUTH WOMEN’S
ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
ALL-CONFERENCE
Debra Bullock, 1988 (1st)
Rosalind Jones, 1988 (2nd)
Adrienne Jackson, 1988 (HM)
Shelia Reynolds, 1989 (1st)
Courtney Bullard, 1989 (1st)
Adrienne Jackson, 1989 (2nd)
Shelia Reynolds, 1990 (1st)
Giavonne Combs, 1990 (1st)
Loria Foreman, 1990 (HM)
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Shelia Reynolds, 1989
COACH OF THE YEAR
Cindy Russo, 1988
Cindy Russo, 1989
TRANS AMERICA ATHLETIC
CONFERENCE
ALL-CONFERENCE
Andrea Nagy, 1992 (1st)
Albena Branzova, 1992 (2nd)
Albena Branzova, 1993 (1st)
Tátána Pokorná, 1993 (2nd)
Tátána Pokorná, 1994 (2nd)
Tátána Pokorná, 1996 (1st)
Kathy Brown, 1996 (2nd)
Dalma Ivanyi, 1996 (2nd)
Gergana Branzova, 1997 (1st)
Zuzana Michalcová, 1997 (2nd)
Dalma Iványi, 1998 (1st)
Gergana Branzova, 1998 (1st)
ALL-NEWCOMER TEAM
Tátána Pokorná, 1993
Erica Rivers, 1994
Dalma Iványi, 1996
Zuzana Michalcová, 1996
Donna Carrell, 1997
NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR
Andrea Nagy, 1992
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Andrea Nagy, 1994
Dalma Iványi, 1998
COACH OF THE YEAR
Cindy Russo, 1993
Cindy Russo, 1995
Cindy Russo, 1996
Cindy Russo, 1998
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Jennifer Bell, 1992
Tidra Hardy, 1992
Andrea Nagy, 1992
Andrea Nagy, 1993
Andrea Nagy, 1994
Andrea Nagy, 1995
Zuzana Michalcova, 1997
Dalma Iványi, 1997
Zuzana Michalcova, 1998
Dalma Iványi, 1998
TOURNAMENT MVP
Andrea Nagy, 1992
Andrea Nagy, 1993
Andrea Nagy, 1994
Andrea Nagy, 1995
Dalma Iványi, 1998
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Debra Bullock (2), 1988
Shelia Reynolds (2), 1989
Giavonne Combs, 1990
Loria Foreman, 1990
Shelia Reynolds, 1990
Shauntay Cunningham, 1991
Albena Branzova (4), 1993
Andrea Nagy, 1993
Andrea Nagy (2), 1994
Andrea Nagy, 1995
Kathy Brown, 1996
Dalma Iványi (2), 1996
Zuzana Michalcová (2), 1996
Dalma Ivanyi, 1997
Yoana Aramberri, 1997
Gergana Branzova (3), 1998
Dalma Iványi (2), 1998
SUN BELT CONFERENCE
ALL-CONFERENCE
Dalma Iványi, 1999
Gergana Slavtcheva, 2000
Cheryl Moody, 2002
Cormisha Cotton, 2003
Mandy Shafer, 2003
Milena Tomova, 2004
Ivelina Vrancheva, 2004 (HM)
Milena Tomova, 2005
LaQuetta Ferguson, 2007
LaQuetta Ferguson, 2008
Monika Bosilj, 2009
Elisa Carey, 2010
Jerica Coley, 2011 (2nd)
Jerica Coley, 2012 (1st)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Jerica Coley, 2012
DEFENSIVE PLAYER
OF THE YEAR
Dalma Iványi, 1999
COACH OF THE YEAR
Cindy Russo, 2002
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
Dalma Iványi, 1999
Cheryl Moody, 2002
Fanni Hutlassa, 2012
TOURNAMENT MVP
Cheryl Moody, 2002
PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Gergana Slavtcheva (3), 2001
Cheryl Moody (3), 2002
Mandy Shafer, 2003
Ivelina Vrancheva, 2003
Milena Tomova (3), 2005
Jerica Coley, 2011
Jerica Coley (3), 2012
45
History & Records
AIAW ALL-AMERICA
Karen Turnquest, 1982 (2nd)
All-Time Postseason Results
1977-78
AIAW Small College Southeast Regional
(Troy, Ala.)
Troy State: L, 64-49
1981-82
AIAW Small College Southeast Regional
(Orlando, Fla.)
Armstrong State: W, 81-77
UCF: L, 80-79
West Georgia: W, 90-81
1993-94
Trans America Athletic Conference
Tournament (Hammond, La.)
Stetson: W, 64-51
Southeastern Louisiana: W, 89-67
NCAA Division I Mideast Regional
(Miami, Fla.)
Clemson: L, 65-64
AIAW Small College National Tournament
(Charleston, S.C.)
College of Charleston: L, 96-72
Wisconsin-Green Bay: W, 85-84
1994-95
Tournament (Charleston, S.C.)
College of Charleston: W, 84-62
Campbell: W, 69-48
Southeastern Louisiana: W, 76-74
1982-83
NCAA Division II East Regional
(Buffalo, N.Y.)
C.W. Post: L, 60-59
NCAA Division I Mideast Sub-Regional
(Knoxville, Tenn.)
Old Dominion: W, 81-76
Tennessee: L, 70-44
1985-86
NCAA Division II South Regional
(Cleveland, Miss.)
Delta State: L, 94-63
1995-96
Tournament (Hammond, La.)
Georgia State: W, 68-62
Florida Atlantic: L, 71-64
1986-87
NCAA Division II South Regional
(Cleveland, Miss.)
Albany State: W, 75-53
Delta State: L, 75-73 (OT)
1987-88
New South Women’s Athletic Conference
Tournament (DeLand, Fla.)
UCF: W, 73-57
Florida A&M: L, 65-63
1988-89
Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.)
Georgia Southern: L, 84-66
1989-90
Tournament (Miami, Fla.)
Stetson: W, 82-68
Georgia Southern: L, 71-70
1990-91
Tournament (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Georgia Southern: W, 78-56
Miami (Fla.): L, 75-55
History & Records
1991-92
Tournament (Statesboro, Ga.)
Stetson: W, 83-63
Georgia Southern: W, 88-78
Women’s National Invitational Tournament
(Amarillo, Texas)
Hawaii: L, 83-73
UAB: W, 95-74
Wisconsin-Green Bay: L, 72-70
(Consolation)
1992-93
College of Charleston: W, 84-60
Mercer: W, 77-52
(Amarillo, Texas)
Butler: W, 74-71 (OT)
SMU: L, 60-59
Marquette: W, 93-87
(Third-Place Game)
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1996-97
Tournament (DeLand, Fla.)
UCF: W, 88-78
Jacksonville State: W, 91-71
(Gainesville, Fla.)
Florida: L, 92-68
1997-98
Florida Atlantic: W, 72-43
Jacksonville State: W, 82-44
(Chapel Hill, N.C.)
Marquette: W, 59-45
North Carolina: L, 85-72
NCAA Mideast Region (State College, Pa.)
Creighton: W, 73-58
Penn State: L, 96-79
2002-03
Sun Belt Conference Tournament
(Bowling Green, Ky.)
Louisiana: W, 77-41
South Alabama: L, 74-57
First Round (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Florida State: L, 77-51
2004-05
(Denton, Texas)
New Mexico State: W, 48-45
Louisianae: L, 61-60
2005-06
(Murfreesboro, Tenn.)
New Orleans: W, 69-46
Denver: W, 68-59
WKU: L, 66-58
Preliminary Round (Miami, Fla.)
Cincinnati: W, 81-75 (OT)
First Round (Coral Gables, Fla.)
Miami (Fla.): L, 95-83
2006-07
First Round (Miami, Fla.)
Troy: W, 61-49
Second Round (Lafayette, La.)
Louisiana: L, 67-49
2007-08
Denver: W, 68-57
Second Round (Mobile, Ala.)
UALR: L, 57-52
2008-09
(Mobile, Ala.)
South Alabama: L, 50-44
1998-99
(Jonesboro, Ark.)
Louisiana: W, 73-42
WKU: W, 76-65
Louisiana Tech: L, 84-60
2009-10
(Hot Springs, Ark.)
North Texas: L, 51-61
NCAA Mideast Sub-Regional
(Storrs, Conn.)
Xavier: L, 85-71
2010-11
(Hot Springs Ark.)
ULM: W, 52-51
UALR: L, 37-47
1999-00 Sun Belt Conference Tournament
(Bowling Green, Ky.)
Western Kentucky: L, 77-67
2000-01
(Mobile, Ala.)
Denver: L, 78-67
First Round (Birmingham, Ala.)
UAB: L, 96-83
2001-02
(New Orleans, La.)
New Mexico State: W, 88-57
Denver: W, 80-65
North Texas: W, 66-49
2011-12
(Hot Springs, Ark.)
Louisiana: W, 74-53
Denver: W, 67-59
Middle Tennessee: L, 53-63
Stetson: W, 75-47
Second Round (Tampa, Fla.)
USF: L, 61-77
NCAA Tournament Teams
1994-95 (27 -5)
00 Sha-Kim Wilson ................ F/C ......... 6-2 ..........JR ..........Freeport, N.Y.
3 Erica Rivers.......................... G ......... 5-9 ......... SR ..........Niagara Falls, N.Y.
10 Kathy Brown......................... G ......... 5-9 ..........JR ..........Miami, Fla.
11 Andrea Nagy ........................ G ......... 5-7 ......... SR ..........Budapest, Hungary
12 Dawn Spann ........................ G ......... 5-5 ......... FR ..........Bloomfield, Mich.
13 Tátána Pokorná ................ F/G ......... 6-0 ..........JR ..........Prague, Czech Republic
14 Gergana Branzova ................F ......... 6-4 ......... FR ..........Bourgas, Bulgaria
23 Amy Gonzalez...................... G ......... 5-9 .........SO ..........Raleigh, N.C.
31 Albena Branzova...................C ......... 6-5 ......... SR ..........Bourgas, Bulgaria
34 Dessi Dakova ........................F ......... 6-3 ......... SR ..........Sofia, Bulgaria
42 Jessie Phillips ...................... G ....... 5-10 ......... FR ..........Sigourney, Iowa
44 Renee Jaksch .......................F ....... 5-11 ..........JR ..........Kennewick, Wash.
55 Petra Hauff ............................F ......... 6-3 .........SO ..........Stockholm, Sweden
Head Coach: Cindy Russo; Associate Head Coach: Inge Nissen; Assistant Coach: Geneva Morgan
1996-9 7 (2 1-9 )
4 Dalma Iványi ........................ G ....... 5-10 .........SO ..........Mezobereny, Hungary
14 Gergana Branzova ................C ......... 6-4 ..........JR ..........Bourgas, Bulgaria
15 Laura Camps .................... G/F ....... 5-11 ......... FR ..........Barcelona, Spain
20 Aila Mengüc ......................... G ......... 5-8 .........SO ..........Stockholm, Sweden
21 Yoana Aramberri ...................C ......... 6-5 .........SO ..........Deba, Spain
23 Crystal Jenkins..................... G ......... 5-9 .........SO ..........Miami, Fla.
24 Donna Carrell ....................... G ......... 5-9 ..........JR ..........Diamond Head, Miss.
32 Zuzana Michalcová ........... F/C ......... 6-1 .........SO ..........Bratislava, Slovakia
33 Maesha Freeney ...................F ......... 6-0 ..........JR ..........Pensacola, Fla.
34 Adaya Powell ........................F ......... 6-1 ......... FR ..........Clinton, Md.
44 Viktoria Nagy..................... F/C ......... 6-2 ......... FR ..........Szekestehervar, Hungary
45 Melissa James ..................... G ....... 5-11 .........SO ..........Vorhees, N.J.
Head Coach: Cindy Russo; Associate Head Coach: Inge Nissen; Assistant Coach: Kathy Russell
1997-98 (29-2)
4 Dalma Iványi ........................ G ....... 5-10 ..........JR ..........Mezobereny, Hungary
10 Jana Ciperová .......................F ......... 6-0 ......... FR ..........Prague, Czech Republic
14 Gergana Branzova ................C ......... 6-4 ......... SR ..........Bourgas, Bulgaria
15 Laura Camps .................... G/F ....... 5-11 .........SO ..........Barcelona, Spain
20 Aila Mengüc ......................... G ......... 5-8 ..........JR ..........Stockholm, Sweden
22 Diane Lewis ......................... G ......... 5-9 ......... FR ..........Haines City, Fla.
23 Crystal Jenkins..................... G ......... 5-9 ..........JR ..........Miami, Fla.
24 Donna Carrell ....................... G ......... 5-9 ......... SR ..........Diamond Head, Miss.
32 Zuzana Michalcová ........... F/C ......... 6-1 ..........JR ..........Bratislava, Slovakia
33 Maesha Freeney ...................F ......... 6-0 ......... SR ..........Pensacola, Fla.
34 Adaya Powell ........................F ......... 6-1 .........SO ..........Clinton, Md.
44 Viktoria Nagy..................... F/C ......... 6-2 .........SO ..........Szekestehervar, Hungary
45 Melissa James ..................... G ....... 5-11 ..........JR ..........Vorhees, N.J.
Head Coach: Cindy Russo; Associate Head Coach: Inge Nissen; Assistant Coach: Kertria Lofton
1998-99 (23-7)
00 Jana Ciperová .......................F ......... 6-0 .........SO ..........Prague, Czech Republic
4 Dalma Iványi ........................ G ....... 5-10 ......... SR ..........Mezobereny, Hungary
5 Sonia Cotton ..................... G/F ....... 5-11 ......... FR ..........Miami, Fla.
12 Gergana Slavtcheva ......... G/F ......... 6-1 ......... FR ..........Sofia, Bulgaria
15 Laura Camps .................... G/F ....... 5-11 ..........JR ..........Barcelona, Spain
20 Aila Mengüc ......................... G ......... 5-8 ......... SR ..........Stockholm, Sweden
22 Diane Lewis ......................... G ......... 5-9 .........SO ..........Haines City, Fla.
23 Crystal Jenkins..................... G ......... 5-9 ......... SR ..........Miami, Fla.
32 Zuzana Michalcová ........... F/C ......... 6-1 ......... SR ..........Bratislava, Slovakia
34 Adaya Powell ........................F ......... 6-1 ..........JR ..........Clinton, Md.
44 Viktoria Nagy..................... F/C ......... 6-2 ..........JR ..........Szekestehervar, Hungary
45 Melissa James ..................... G ....... 5-11 ......... SR ..........Vorhees, N.J.
50 Karen Roxborough ............ F/C ......... 6-3 ......... FR ..........Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
55 Cheryl Moody ........................F ......... 6-1 ......... FR ..........Bainbridge, Ga.
Head Coach: Cindy Russo; Associate Head Coach: Inge Nissen; Assistant Coach: Didi Cotton
2001-02 (27-6)
5 Deniz Boz............................. G ......... 5-8 .........SO ..........Adana, Turkey
12 Gergana Slavtcheva ......... G/F ......... 6-1 ......... SR ..........Sofia, Bulgaria
13 Dace Cinite ....................... F/C ......... 6-3 ......... FR ..........Rujiena, Latvia
14 Milena Tomova ................. F/C ......... 6-3 ......... FR ..........Sofia, Bulgaria
15 Kenitra Newman .................. G ......... 5-9 .........SO ..........Grayson, Ga.
20 Anita Heller .......................... G ......... 5-9 ..........JR ..........Pecs, Hungary
21 Silvia Mesa............................C ......... 6-8 ..........JR ..........Valencia, Spain
23 Mandy Shafer.................... G/F ......... 6-0 ..........JR ..........Eustis, Fla.
24 DeCole Shoemate............. G/F ....... 5-10 .........SO ..........Beaufort, S.C.
32 Maquissia Garcon ................ G ......... 5-6 .........SO ..........West Palm Beach, Fla.
34 Vera Perostiyska ...................C ......... 6-5 .........SO ..........Plovdiv, Bulgaria
42 Cormisha Cotton ...................F ......... 6-2 ..........JR ..........Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
45 Ivelina Vrancheva ................ G ......... 5-8 ..........JR ..........Plovidv, Bulgaria
50 Karen Roxborough ............ F/C ......... 6-3 ......... SR ..........Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
55 Cheryl Moody ........................F ......... 6-1 ......... SR ..........Bainbridge, Ga.
Head Coach: Cindy Russo; Associate Head Coach: Inge Nissen; Assistant Coach: Didi Cotton, Andrea Nagy
47
History & Records
1993-9 4 (2 5-4 )
3 Erica Rivers....................... G/F ......... 5-9 ..........JR ..........Niagara Falls, N.Y.
11 Andrea Nagy ........................ G ......... 5-7 ..........JR ..........Budapest, Hungary
13 Tátána Pokorná ................... G ......... 6-0 .........SO ..........Prague, Czech Republic
14 Petra Hauff ............................F ......... 6-3 ......... FR ..........Stockholm, Sweden
20 Karlin Sedlacek ................. G/F ......... 5-8 ......... SR ..........Loveland, Colo.
23 Amy Gonzalez...................... G ......... 5-7 ......... FR ..........Raleigh, N.C.
31 Albena Branzova...................C ......... 6-5 ..........JR ..........Bourgas, Bulgaria
32 Shelly Godbolte.....................F ....... 5-11 ......... SR ..........Reading, Pa.
33 Ioanna Ledaki .......................F ......... 6-2 ......... FR ..........Athens, Greece
34 Dessi Dakova ........................F ......... 6-3 ..........JR ..........Sofia, Bulgaria
44 Renee Jaksch .......................F ....... 5-11 .........SO ..........Kennewick, Wash.
Head Coach: Cindy Russo; Associate Head Coach: Inge Nissen; Assistant Coach: Geneva Morgan
All-Time Roster
A
Stacey Admire ..............1983-84
Laly Albalate .................1976-77
Yoana Aramberri ..........1995-97
Lourdes Araujo .............1980-81
Diamond Ashmore ..... 2011-pr.
Sandy Atkins ................1976-77
Julie Auger ........1989-91, 92-93
Marquita Adley ..............2005-10
B
Teresa Baker ................1985-87
Esther Ball-Llovera .......1976-77
Gordana Bedalov ..........2004-07
Jennifer Bell...................1990-92
Shannon Bernard .........1989-90
Liene Bernsone .............2003-07
Aleksandra Bodlovic .. 2011-pr.
Sandra Bogan ..............1985-87
Monika Bosilj .................2006-10
Faeza Bouderra ............2002-06
Deniz Boz ..........2000-02, 03-04
Albena Branzova ..........1991-95
Gergana Branzova .......1994-98
Caron Brettholtz ...........1976-77
Kathy Brown .................1994-96
Mistoria Brown.................... 2003
Cherisse Buddy .............2008-10
Courtney Bullard ...........1988-89
Debra Bullock ...............1986-88
Jana Burke ...................1980-81
Allison Bustamante........2003-04
History & Records
C
Maureen Cahill .............1990-92
Elisa Carey ....................2006-11
Donna Carrell ...............1996-98
Laura Camps ............1996-2000
Susan Chue ..................1991-92
Iva Ciglar .......................2005-08
Dace Cinite ...................2001-04
Jana Ciperova ..............1997-99
Karen Clark ..................1976-77
Margaret Clark ..............1979-80
Shirley Coleman ...........1977-78
Jerica Coley ................ 2010-pr.
Giavonne Tullis-Combs .1988-90
Cormisha Cotton ......1999-2003
Sonia Cotton .............1998-2000
Shauntay Cunningham .1989-91
Katina Curry .................1990-92
D
Dessislava Dakova .......1991-95
Jenifer Davies ...............1985-88
Debbie Davis ................1976-77
Tammy Dorsey .............1983-84
Arielle Durant .............. 2010-pr.
E
Peggy Egan ..................1978-79
F
Patricia Felizzola ..........1981-83
LaQuetta Ferguson .......2004-08
48
Gail Fitzgerald ..............1977-78
Mae Foley .....................1975-77
Loria Foreman ..............1988-90
Kathleen Fraser ............1975-77
Audrey Freeman ...........1987-89
Maesha Freeney ..........1996-98
G
Maquissia Garcon ........2000-02
Betsy Gillette ................1988-92
Shelly Godboldte ..........1990-94
Janet Goliger ................1977-78
Amy Gonzalez ..............1993-95
Michelle Gonzalez .........2008-11
Patricia Green ..............1983-84
H
Pia Hakansson .............1977-78
Regina Hanshaw ..........1982-84
Danette Hardemon .......1980-81
Tidra Hardy ...................1990-92
Chris Harman ...............1988-89
Marty Harris ..................1981-82
Terry Harty ...................1981-82
Petra Hauff ...................1993-96
Michele Heffern ............1990-92
Anita Heller ...............1999-2003
Angela Hill ....................1986-87
Janet Hollack ................1983-87
Jamee Houk .................1982-83
Barbara Howell .............1979-80
Fanni Hutlassa ..............2007-12
I
Kamika Idom ............... 2011-pr.
Dalma Iványi .................1995-99
Rita Ivy ..............1980-81, 82-83
J
Adrienne Jackson .........1987-89
Khadija Jackson ............2006-09
Renee Jaksch ...............1992-96
Melissa James ..............1995-99
Lasma Jekabsone .........2003-07
Liene Jekabsone ...........2007-11
Crystal Jenkins .............1995-99
Jasmine Jenkins ........2004-2009
Rosalind Jones .............1986-88
K
Ajsa Kadric ...................2000-01
Christel Knudsen ..........1987-90
Maja Krajacic .................2007-11
Korey Kruse ..................1984-86
L
Zsofia Labady ............. 2011-pr.
Ioanna Ledaki ...............1993-94
Diane Lewis ..................1997-99
M
Eva Makela....................2003-07
Finda Mansare ............ 2009-pr.
Norma Martinez ............1978-79
Rachel Matakas ............1992-93
Melissa McKind ............1980-81
Tynia McKinzie ........... 2011-pr.
Sasha Melnikova ...........2011-12
Aila Mengüc ..................1995-99
Silvia Mesa ...............1999-2003
Zuzana Michalcová ......1995-99
Cheryl Miller .................1983-84
Carmen Miloglav.........2009- pr.
Cheryl Moody ...........1998-2002
Doursiel Moore .............2002-04
Paulette Murphy ...........1990-91
Maureen Murray ...........1980-81
Shirlee Musselman .......1979-82
N
Andrea Nagy ................1991-95
Viktoria Nagy ............1996-2000
Asha Neal ......................2003-08
Kenitra Newman ...........2002-03
O
Wendy Oaster ..............1988-90
Timeyin Oritsesan ...... 2010-pr.
Julie Orlowski ...............1987-88
P
Ashley Painter ...............2004-05
Kim Pellegrini ...............1981-85
Vera Perostiyska ..........2000-02
Amber Petschel ............1981-82
Jessie Phillips ...............1994-95
Tátána Pokorná ............1992-96
Lindy Pollock ................1985-87
Adaya Powell ............1996-2000
Katherine Prinzi ............1979-80
R
Susan Radosevich .......1985-86
Paula Raflowitz .............1979-81
Shantel Ragin ................2004-05
Teresa Reker ................1986-90
Shelia Reynolds ...........1988-90
Lynette Richardson ......1982-86
Montoya Riley ...............1990-92
Loretta Risco ................1983-84
Erica Rivers ..................1993-95
Rakia Rodgers...............2009-11
Martha Rodriguez .........1987-91
Karen Roxborough ...1998-2002
S
Sabina Salas .................2009-12
Sandra Scherr ..............1979-80
Karlin Sedlacek ............1992-94
Mandy Shafer ...........1999-2003
DeCole Shoemate ........2000-02
Renae Siplin .................1985-86
Gergana Slavtcheva .1998-2002
Kim Smith .....................2002-03
Dana Smoot .................1977-78
Dawn Spann .................1994-95
Lisa Spinosa .................1983-84
Joy Stewart ...................1976-77
Shannon Stewart ..........1988-90
Sharon Stotsbery...........1982-84
T
Jean Taylor ...................1986-87
Chandra Timmons ........1980-83
Milena Tomova .............2001-05
Ashley Traugott ............ 2005-10
Alison Tunnicliff ............1992-93
Tangela Turner .............1988-89
Karen Turnquest ...........1981-83
V
Denise Vangates ..........1985-86
Melody Van Vaulkenberg ..........
1977-78
Hilda Vargas-Vila ..........1979-80
Felecia Vines ................1984-86
Ivelina Vrancheva ....1999-2001,
02-04
W
Cynthia Whitehead .......1980-81
Betty Williams ...............1976-78
Lisa Williams ................1987-88
Maggie Williams ...........1978-81
Sandra Williams ...........1976-77
Asia Wilson....................2008-10
Sha-Kim Wilson ............1994-96
Terry Wyborny ..............1987-88
Y
Lillie Young ...................1984-86
Z
Antonia Zeigler ..........2005-2009
Bold indicates current
student-athlete
All-Time Series Records
Opponent.............................W .......L
Florida Atlantic ..................... 25 .......6
Florida Bible........................... 1 .......0
Florida Gulf Coast.................. 0 .......3
Florida Memorial .................. 11 .......0
Florida Southern .................... 3 .......4
Florida State .......................... 2 .......9
Fordham ................................ 2 .......0
Gardner-Webb ....................... 1 .......0
George Mason ....................... 1 .......0
George Washington............... 1 .......0
Georgetown ........................... 0 .......2
Georgia .................................. 1 .......3
Georgia Southern ................ 11 .......6
Georgia State ...................... 23 .......3
Georgia Tech ......................... 0 .......2
Grambling .............................. 2 .......1
Harvard .................................. 2 .......0
Hawaii .................................... 0 .......1
Hofstra ................................... 1 .......0
Holy Cross ............................. 3 .......0
Houston ................................. 1 .......2
Howard .................................. 3 .......0
Illinois-Chicago ...................... 1 .......1
Indiana ................................... 0 .......1
Indiana State ......................... 2 .......0
Iona........................................ 3 .......0
Iowa ....................................... 0 .......2
Iowa State.............................. 0 .......1
Jacksonville .......................... 3 .......1
Jacksonville State .................. 6 .......1
James Madison ..................... 2 .......1
Kansas................................... 0 .......2
Kansas State ......................... 1 .......1
Kent State .............................. 1 .......0
Kentucky ................................ 0 .......2
La Salle.................................. 1 .......0
Lafayette ................................ 1 .......0
Lamar .................................... 2 .......3
Lawrence (Wis.)..................... 1 .......0
Lehigh .................................... 1 .......0
Long Island ............................ 1 .......0
Longwood .............................. 1 .......0
Louisiana ............................. 16 .......6
ULM ....................................... 4 .......3
LSU........................................ 1 .......3
Louisiana Tech ...................... 0 .......7
Louisville ................................ 2 .......0
Loyola-Baltimore.................... 1 .......0
Loyola-Chicago...................... 0 .......1
Loyola Marymount ................. 1 .......0
Lynn University ...................... 4 .......0
Maine ..................................... 1 .......0
Malone ................................... 1 .......0
Manhattan.............................. 1 .......0
Marist ..................................... 1 .......0
Marquette .............................. 2 .......1
Marshall ................................. 1 .......0
Maryland ................................ 0 .......1
UMBC .................................... 5 .......0
Maryland-Eastern Shore........ 1 .......0
McMaster ............................... 0 .......1
Memphis ................................ 1 .......1
Mercer ................................. 22 .......3
Merrimac CC ......................... 0 .......2
Miami (Fla.).......................... 22 .....33
Miami (Ohio) .......................... 1 .......0
Miami Christian ...................... 2 .......0
Miami-Dade Kendall .............. 3 .......7
Miami-Dade North ................. 4 .....11
Miami-Dade Wolfson ............ 4 .......3
Michigan ................................ 1 .......0
Michigan State ....................... 1 .......0
Middle Tennessee ................. 8 .....17
Opponent.............................W .......L
Minnesota .............................. 2 .......0
Mississippi ............................. 1 .......2
Mississippi U-Women ............ 1 .......0
Monmouth (N.J.) .................... 3 .......0
Montana State ....................... 0 .......1
Morehead State ..................... 1 .......0
Morgan State ......................... 1 .......0
Mount St. Mary’s.................... 1 .......0
Murray State .......................... 2 .......1
National College of Education 1 .......0
Nebraska-Omaha .................. 1 .......1
UNLV ..................................... 0 .......1
New Hampshire ..................... 2 .......0
New Mexico ........................... 0 .......1
New Mexico State.................. 6 .......0
New Orleans ........................ 12 .......5
New York Tech ...................... 1 .......0
Niagara .................................. 1 .......0
North Carolina ....................... 0 .......1
UNC Asheville ....................... 1 .......0
UNC Greensboro ................... 1 .......0
NC State ................................ 1 ......1
North Florida .......................... 1 .......0
North Texas ........................... 9 .......6
Northeastern .......................... 1 .......0
NE Missouri State .................. 1 .......0
Northern Colorado ................. 1 .......0
Northern Illinois...................... 1 .......0
NW Missouri State ................. 1 .......0
Northwestern ......................... 2 .......0
Notre Dame ........................... 0 .......1
Old Dominion ......................... 3 .......1
Pace ...................................... 1 .......0
Palm Beach Atlantic .............. 4 .......0
Penn State ............................. 0 .......1
Pittsburgh .............................. 1 .......1
Portland State ........................ 1 .......0
Providence............................. 0 .......3
Purdue ................................... 1 .......1
Radford .................................. 1 .......0
Rice ....................................... 3 .......0
Richmond .............................. 2 .......0
Rider ...................................... 1 .......0
Rollins .................................... 3 .......1
Sacramento State .................. 1 .......0
St. Anselm ............................. 1 .......0
St. Francis (Ill.) ...................... 1 .......0
St. John’s ............................... 1 .......0
St. Joseph’s (Pa.) .................. 1 .......1
St. Leo ................................... 2 .......1
St. Mary’s (Calif.) ................... 0 .......2
St. Thomas ............................ 2 .......0
Samford ................................. 1 .......0
Santa Clara............................ 1 .......1
Seton Hall .............................. 1 .......0
Siena ..................................... 0 .......1
Slippery Rock ........................ 1 .......1
South Alabama .................... 15 .....11
South Carolina ....................... 0 .......2
South Carolina State ............. 4 .......0
South Dakota State ............... 0 .......1
USF ....................................... 8 .....12
Southeastern ......................... 1 .......0
SE Louisiana ......................... 9 .......4
SE Missouri State .................. 0 .......2
Southern ................................ 1 .......0
Southern Illinois ..................... 0 .......1
Southern Methodist ............... 0 .......1
Southern Mississippi.............. 2 .......3
SW Missouri State ................. 0 .......2
Stephen F. Austin .................. 1 .......2
Stetson ................................ 29 .......4
Stonehill ................................. 1 .......0
Opponent.............................W .......L
Stony Brook ........................... 2 .......0
Syracuse................................ 2 .......0
Tampa ................................... 8 .......3
Temple................................... 1 .......1
Tennessee ............................. 0 .......1
Tennessee Tech .................... 1 .......0
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi .... 1 .......0
Texas-Arlington ..................... 0 .......1
Texas-El Paso (UTEP) .......... 1 .......0
Texas-San Antonio (UTSA) ... 1 .......1
Texas Southern ..................... 4 .......1
Texas Tech ............................ 0 .......2
Troy ..................................... 10 .......6
Tulane.................................... 1 .......1
Tulsa ...................................... 1 .......0
Tuskegee ............................... 1 .......0
Upper Iowa ............................ 0 .......1
Valdosta State ....................... 2 .......3
Valparaiso.............................. 1 .......0
Vanderbilt .............................. 0 .......1
Villanova ................................ 0 .......1
Virginia................................... 0 .......3
VCU ....................................... 1 .......0
Virginia Tech.......................... 1 .......0
Wake Forest .......................... 2 .......0
Warner Southern ................... 2 .......0
Washington............................ 2 .......0
Wayne State .......................... 1 .......0
Webber .................................. 1 .......0
West Florida .......................... 3 .......0
West Georgia......................... 2 .......0
West Point ............................. 0 .......1
West Virginia ......................... 0 .......2
Western Illinois ...................... 1 .......0
WKU ...................................... 8 .....23
Western Michigan .................. 2 .......0
William & Mary....................... 1 .......0
Wisconsin-Green Bay ........... 2 .......3
Xavier .................................... 0 .......1
Yale ....................................... 1 .......0
Youngstown State ................. 2 .......0
History & Records
Opponent.............................W .......L
Air Force ................................ 0 .......1
Alabama ................................ 0 .......1
UAB ....................................... 1 .......3
Alabama State ....................... 1 .......0
Alaska-Anchorage ................. 1 .......0
Albany.................................... 1 .......1
Albany State .......................... 1 .......0
American ............................... 0 .......1
Appalachian State ................. 1 .......0
Arkansas................................ 1 .......0
UALR ................................... 13 .......8
Arkansas State .................... 17 .......6
Armstrong State..................... 2 .......0
Army ...................................... 1 .......1
Auburn ................................... 2 .......2
Augustana (Ill.) ...................... 1 .......0
Barry ...................................... 2 .......0
Ball State ............................... 1 .......0
Baylor .................................... 0 .......1
Bethune-Cookman............... 10 .......2
Biola (Calif.) ........................... 1 .......0
Boston College ...................... 0 .......2
Boston University................... 0 .......1
Bowling Green ....................... 0 .......1
Bradley .................................. 1 .......0
Brevard CC. ........................... 1 .......1
Brigham Young ...................... 1 .......0
Broward CC ........................... 0 .......1
Broward CC Central .............. 3 .......8
Brown .................................... 2 .......0
Bryant .................................... 1 .......0
Bucknell ................................. 2 .......0
Butler ..................................... 1 .......0
California ............................... 1 .......0
CSU Bakersfield .................... 1 .......1
Cal-Poly Pomona................... 0 .......1
Cal-State Hayward ................ 1 .......0
Campbell ............................... 7 .......2
Canisius ................................. 1 .......0
Central Connecticut State...... 2 .......0
UCF ..................................... 28 .......9
Charleston ........................... 12 .......2
Charlotte ................................ 1 .......0
Cincinnati ............................... 1 .......0
Clemson ................................ 0 .......1
Cleveland State ..................... 3 .......0
Colorado ................................ 0 .......1
Colorado State....................... 1 .......0
Columbia ............................... 1 .......0
Connecticut............................ 0 .......1
Coppin State .......................... 1 .......0
Creighton ............................... 1 .......0
C.W. Post .............................. 1 .......1
Dartmouth .............................. 1 .......0
Davidson................................ 0 .......1
Davis and Elkins .................... 1 .......0
Dayton ................................... 1 .......1
Delaware State ...................... 1 .......0
Delta State ............................. 0 .......3
Denver ................................. 12 .......6
DePaul ................................... 1 .......1
Drake ..................................... 0 .......1
Duke ...................................... 1 .......1
East Carolina ......................... 0 ......1
Eastern Illinois ....................... 1 .......1
Eastern Kentucky .................. 5 .......0
Eastern Michigan ................... 1 .......2
Eckerd ................................... 3 .......0
Edward Waters ...................... 8 .......0
Elon ....................................... 1 .......0
Flagler.................................... 5 .......4
Florida.................................... 2 .......4
Florida A&M ......................... 10 .......4
49
Series History vs. 2012-13 Opponents
UALR (13-8)
11/28/81 (A) . . . . L . . . . 66-82
12/18/01 (A) . . . . W . . . . 91-64
1/24/04 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 48-58
2/21/00 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 77-42
12/12/81 (H) . . . . L . . . . 64-66
12/11/04 (H) . . . . W . . . . 82-55
1/24/05 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 58-68
3/2/00 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 85-63
3/5/82 (N) . . . . . . W . . . . 71-55
12/21/06 (H) . . . . W . . . . 76-59
3/5/05 (N) . . . . . . L . . . . 60-61
1/25/01 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 80-67
3/13/82 (N) . . . . . L . . . . 79-80
2/10/07 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 72-67
1/21/06 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 72-47
2/22/01 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 63-49
1/14/84 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 52-68
1/5/08 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 53-44
1/6/07 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 73-84
12/30/01 (H) . . . . W . . . . 77-52
2/2/85 (H) . . . . . . L . . . . 81-84
2/21/08 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 59-64
2/22/07 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 52-75
2/23/02 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 70-55
12/3/85 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 83-69
1/14/09 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 82-94
3/3/07 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 49-67
1/25/03 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 66-55
2/10/87 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 96-66
2/28/09 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 48-57
2/6/08 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 75-60
3/1/03 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 96-44
2/6/88 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 73-55
1/30/10 (A) . .W (ot) . . . . 77-75
2/4/09 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 64-44
1/6/05 (H) . . .W (ot) . . . . 70-63
2/27/88 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 72-56
2/17/10 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 59-42
2/3/10 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 77-51
2/14/05 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 60-55
3/3/88 (N) . . . . . . W . . . . 73-57
2/6/11 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 60-53
2/9/11 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 62-52
1/5/06 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 60-45
1/16/89 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 84-68
2/19/11 (H) . . . . . W . . . 100-64
1/14/12 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 78-48
2/11/06 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 60-55
2/13/89 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 70-65
1/21/12 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 49-50
3/3/12 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 74-53
2/1/07 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 58-65
1/13/90 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 92-78
2/4/12 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 49-51
12/22/07 (A) . . . . L . . . . 45-65
2/12/90 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 82-69
2/13/08 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 61-55
2/25/91 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 93-75
Florida Gulf Coast (0-3)
1/20/07 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 59-48
3/8/08 (N) . . . . . . L . . . . 52-57
1/23/93 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 88-59
12/22/09 (H) . . . . L . . . . 62-76
1/19/08 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 50-53
1/31/09 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 40-59
2/20/93 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 81-62
12/15/10 (A) . . . . L . . . . 71-86
1/24/09 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 31-53
1/23/10 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 44-52
1/29/94 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 92-67
11/14/11 (H) . . . . L . . . . 72-80
1/6/10 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 63-55
1/19/11 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 45-54
2/24/94 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 98-53
3/7/11 (N) . . . . . . L . . . . 37-47
1/7/95 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 83-65
Florida A&M (10-4)
3/6/11 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 52-51
2/15/12 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 58-63
2/23/95 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 96-62
2/8/79 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 46-94
1/7/12 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 65-55
ULM (4-3)
1/2/11 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 42-56
1/25/96 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 70-67
1/10/88 (H) . . . . W . . . . 74-61
Arkansas State (17-6)
2/17/96 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 92-65
2/8/88 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 51-58
LSU (1-3)
1/3/94 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 79-50
1/25/97 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 56-54
3/4/88 (N) . . . . . L . . . . 63-65
1/2/87 (H) . . . . . . L . . . . 58-81
1/25/99 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 63-58
2/15/97 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 73-71
1/23/89 (A) . . . . W . . . . 77-71
12/17/92 (H) . . . . W . . . . 77-64
2/23/99 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 84-64
3/7/97 (N) . . . . . . W . . . . 88-78
2/6/89 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 76-69
12/16/96 (H) . . . . L . . . . 69-81
2/7/00 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 69-63
1/29/98 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 81-61
1/20/90 (H) . . . . W . . . . 81-66
11/30/02 (H) . . . . L . . . . 54-68
3/4/00 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 70-64
2/23/98 (H) . . . . . W . . . 113-59
2/5/90 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 58-68
1/8/01 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 80-52
12/19/04 (A) . . . . W . . . . 66-55
1/19/91 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 65-61
Middle Tennessee (8-17)
1/21/01 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 76-65
12/5/10 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 65-74
1/31/91 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 76-57
1/11/01 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 74-63
1/17/02 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 57-58
12/2/11 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 61-46
1/16/92 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 91-65
2/3/01 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 63-78
2/15/92 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 95-85
1/5/02 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 82-72
2/20/02 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 73-61
1/23/03 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 72-62
Dartmouth (1-0)
11/17/06 (N) . . . . W . . . . 64-50
2/2/02 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 71-55
2/27/03 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 76-66
12/18/03 (H) . . . . W . . . . 80-69
11/21/11 (H) . . . . W . . . . 79-64
2/1/03 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 65-63
1/8/05 (H) . . . L (ot) . . . . 74-85
Florida Atlantic (25-6)
Georgia Tech (0-2)
2/7/04 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 47-73
2/12/05 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 51-62
1/28/85 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 78-47
12/12/80 (H) . . . . L . . . . 43-79
3/1/04 (H) . . . . . . L . . . . 48-63
1/7/06 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 54-50
2/12/85 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 56-46
12/29/09 (H) . . . . L . . . . 57-68
2/7/05 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 66-55
2/13/06 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 67-63
2/4/86 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 58-33
1/27/07 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 67-64
2/27/93 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 78-55
Iowa (0-2)
2/2/06 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 65-70
1/23/08 (A) . . L (ot) . . . . 64-72
1/22/94 (H) . . . . . W . . . 102-52
11/29/03 (H) . . . . L . . . . 86-93
2/27/06 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 73-57
12/17/08 (A) . . . . W . . . . 63-51
2/19/94 (A) . . . . . W . . . 112-80
11/18/06 (A) . . . . L . . . . 62-72
1/9/07 (H) . . . . . . L . . . . 52-86
2/22/09 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 55-44
1/14/95 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 86-65
1/20/10 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 65-61
2/18/95 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 97-72
Louisiana (16-6)
12/19/07 (A) . . . . L . . . . 64-77
1/5/11 (H) . . . . . . L . . . . 61-62
1/6/96 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 57-51
1/21/99 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 81-60
2/9/08 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 74-62
2/18/12 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 52-45
3/2/96 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 91-55
2/11/99 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 79-47
1/11/09 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 35-68
3/8/96 (N . . . . . . L . . . . 64-71
3/4/99 (N) . . . . . . W . . . . 73-42
2/25/09 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 54-74
UCF (28-9)
1/6/97 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 78-57
1/16/00 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 80-39
1/13/10 . . . . . . . . L . . . . 58-90
2/7/76 (N) . . . . . . L . . . . 42-63
3/2/97 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 79-62
2/12/00 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 74-52
2/24/10 . . . . . . . . L . . . 58-101
1/29/77 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 66-53
2/7/98 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 77-44
1/13/01 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 77-59
1/29/11 . . . . . . . . W . . . . 62-59
2/23/78 (N) . . . . . W . . . . 68-51
2/28/98 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 83-61
2/9/02 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 85-50
2/12/11 . . . . . . . . L . . . . 52-66
2/2/79 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 36-96
3/5/98 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 72-43
1/18/03 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 79-48
12/21/11 (A) . . . . L . . . . 53-58
1/18/80 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 48-91
11/18/00 (A) . . . . W . . . . 93-65
3/6/03 (N) . . . . . . W . . . . 77-41
1/12/12 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 60-74
1/6/04 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 60-62
2/22/03 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 57-61
2/26/05 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 58-67
History & Records
2/15/07 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 59-66
3/5/12 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 53-63
50
Series History vs. 2012-13 Opponents
Northeastern (1-0)
Troy (10-6)
Records reflect 2003-04
11/26/88 (A) . . . . W . . . . 64-59
3/2/78 (N) . . . . . L . . . . 49-64
vacated wins due to NCAA
1/15/98 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 89-64
infractions
North Florida (1-0)
2/18/06 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 55-65
H Home
11/24/06 (H) . . . . W . . . . 86-46
12/17/06 (A) . . . . W . . . . 63-58
A Away
2/8/07 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 66-61
N Neutral
North Texas (9-6)
2/28/07 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 61-49
1/18/01 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 86-69
1/9/08 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 55-49
1/9/02 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 70-65
2/23/08 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 47-61
3/5/02 (N) . . . . . . W . . . . 66-49
1/3/09 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 58-69
1/4/03 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 47-64
2/18/09 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 61-62
1/19/04 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 53-55
1/9/10 (H) . . . . . . L . . . . 59-61
1/15/05 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 48-53
2/13/10 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 55-47
1/16/06 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 68-65
2/3/11 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 57-53
1/18/07 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 67-55
2/26/11 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 71-47
2/2/08 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 77-70
2/2/12 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 65-41
1/21/09 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 43-58
2/23/12 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 74-52
12/20/09 (A) . . . . W . . . . 64-55
2/6/09 (W) . . . . . W . . . . 72-55
WKU (8-23)
3/6/10 (N) . . . . . . L . . . . 51-61
1/4/99 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 79-68
1/13/11 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 69-76
2/18/99 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 68-74
2/9/12 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 68-65
3/5/99 (N) . . . . . . W . . . . 76-65
1/8/00 (H) . . . . . . L . . . . 54-58
Quinnipiac (0-0)
2/5/00 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 75-84
First Meeting
3/10/00 (N) . . . . . L . . . . 67-77
South Alabama (15-11)
2/15/01 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 98-80
1/4/89 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 81-75
1/3/02 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 84-71
12/27/89 (H) . . . . L . . . . 67-88
1/30/02 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 72-58
2/4/99 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 72-49
1/30/03 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 68-80
2/13/99 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 78-48
2/20/03 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 57-75
1/29/00 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 59-52
2/9/04 (A) . . . L (ot) . . . . 69-73
2/17/00 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 58-35
2/28/04 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 66-73
1/4/01 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 73-47
2/5/05 (H) . . . . . . L . . . . 67-88
1/24/02 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 60-58
2/28/05 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 57-74
2/13/03 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 68-70
2/4/06 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 49-71
3/9/03 (N) . . . . . . L . . . . 57-74
2/23/06 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 67-76
2/23/04 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 58-59
3/6/06 (N) . . . . . . L . . . . 58-66
2/19/05 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 78-62
1/11/07 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 61-71
2/16/06 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 70-60
2/24/07 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 66-79
1/4/07 (A) . . . . . . W . . . . 56-41
1/13/08 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 53-84
2/18/07 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 46-56
2/27/08 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 56-79
1/17/08 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 66-51
1/7/09 (H) . . . . . . L . . . . 47-54
3/1/08 (H) . . . . . . L . . . . 47-62
2/22/09 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 74-83
12/20/08 (H) . . . . L . . . . 47-65
1/17/10 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 62-73
2/11/09 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 52-66
2/27/10 (H) . . . . . L . . . . 61-64
3/4/09 (A) . . . . . . L . . . . 44-50
1.26/11 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 69-54
12/31/09 (H) . . . . L . . . . 51-61
2/23/11 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 75-62
2/10/10 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 62-50
12/11/11 (A) . . . . L . . . . 48-65
1/8/11 (H) . . . . . . W . . . . 48-43
1/28/12 (H) . . . . . W . . . . 60-56
History & Records
1/27/01 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 59-76
1/22/11 (A) . . . . . L . . . . 42-60
1/18/12 (A) . . . . . W . . . . 50-48
West Virginia (0-2)
2/25/12 (H) . . W(ot) . . . . 58-55
11/27/04 (H) . . . . L . . . . 49-58
11/22/08 (A) . . . . L . . . . 59-67
51
All-Time Results
1975-76
Head Coach: Susan Uscier
Season Record: 6-12 (.333)
1/16 MDCC North
L, 47-50
1/26 MDCC-Wolfson
L, 62-68
1/28 at Broward CCC
L, 43-52
1/29 at Miami
L, 38-56
2/4 at Broward CCC
L, 54-72
2/6 #vs. Florida State
L, 35-58
2/7 #vs. UCF
L, 42-63
2/10 at MDCC Kendall
L, 51-55
2/12 MDCC Wolfson
W, 65-48
2/14 at MDCC North
W, 63-56
2/17 at Miami
W, 57-50
2/20 ^vs. Broward CCC
W, 63-58
2/20 ^vs. Florida
L, 25-58
2/21 ^vs. Florida State
L, 44-81
W, 43-35
2/26 +vs. Miami
W, 59-57
2/27 +vs. Florida
L, 34-65
2/28 +vs. USF
L, 51-73
# Flagler College Invitational, St.
Augustine, Fla.; ^ MDCC North
Invitational, Miami, Fla.; + FCIAW State
Tournament, Lake City, Fla.
1976-77
Head Coach: Patty Abbot
1/4 Merrimac CC
L, 47-51
1/15 Flagler
L, 56-108
1/17 at MDCC North
L, 29-72
1/19 at Broward CCC
L, 41-77
1/22 USF
L, 38-48
1/26 at MDCC-Wolfson
W, 59-42
L, 42-45
1/29 UCF
W, 66-53
2/1 Miami
W, 57-49
2/8 MDCC-Wolfson
W, 75-51
2/12 MDCC North
L, 56-73
2/14 at Miami
L, 65-73
2/15 MDCC Kendall
L, 34-58
2/17 #at MDCC North
L, 51-67
2/18 #vs. Miami
W, 50-48
2/23 Miami
L, 51-64
2/24 ^vs. USF
W, 65-60
2/25 ât Miami
W, 66-58
2/26 ^vs. Florida State
L, 41-66
# Falconette Invitational, Miami, Fla.;
^ FCIAW State Tournament, Coral
Gables, Fla.
History & Records
1977-78
Head Coach: Cindy Russo
1/2 Merrimac CC
L, 64-71
1/7 at Brevard CC
W, 42-41
1/14 Stetson
W, 70-44
1/16 at MDCC North
W, 73-30
1/20 #vs. Florida State
L, 63-87
1/21 #at USF
L, 70-71
1/23 at Miami
L, 53-77
2/6 at Florida Bible
W, 86-30
2/8 at Miami
L, 50-54
2/10 ^vs. Bethune-Cookman W, 79-69
2/11 ât Flagler
L, 60-71
L, 60-63
2/15 at Broward CCC
L, 62-74
2/17 +vs. Flagler
W, 61-58
2/18 +vs. Miami
L, 43-50
2/19 +vs. Broward CCC
L, 53-70
2/21 MDCC North
L, 77-90
2/23 †vs. UCF
W, 68-51
2/25 †vs. Florida Southern W, 62-42
2/26 †vs. Bethune-Cookman L, 52-58
2/27 †at Tampa
L, 61-76
3/2 @Troy
L, 49-64
# USF Invitational, Tampa, Fla.; ^
52
Flagler Invitational, St. Augustine, Fla.;
+ Miami-Dade North Invitational, Miami,
Fla.; † FAIAW State Tournament, Tampa,
Fla.; @ AIAW Southeast Regional
Tournament
1978-79
Head Coach: Rick Jendra
1/26 at Florida Southern
L, 37-77
1/27 at Tampa
L, 24-66
1/28 at St. Leo
L, 50-70
2/2 at UCF
L, 36-96
2/3 at Stetson
L, 41-105
2/6 at Miami
L, 44-77
2/8 Florida A&M
L, 46-94
2/12 at Miami
L, 58-86
2/17 #vs. Flagler
L, 33-98
2/18 #at MDCC North
L, 40-63
2/19 at Broward CCC
L, 48-123
L, 21-80
2/24 ^Florida Southern
L, 51-67
2/27 at MDCC North
L, 32-80
# Falconette Invitational, Miami, Fla.;
^ FAIAW State Tournament, Lakeland,
Fla.
1979-80
Head Coach: Mary Ellen Fiske
1/2 #vs. Lamar
L, 28-113
1/3 #vs. West Point
L, 28-89
1/5 #vs. Upper Iowa
L, 41-73
1/8 at MDCC North
L, 48-66
1/14 at Broward CCC
L, 65-80
1/15 at Miami
L, 41-98
1/18 at UCF
L, 48-91
1/19 at Stetson
L, 51-71
1/24 Miami Christian
W, 78-34
1/25 at St. Leo
W, 43-42
1/26 at Tampa
L, 53-75
L, 45-83
1/29 at MDCC-Wolfson
W, 65-58
2/1 USF
L, 61-78
2/5 at Miami
L, 35-83
2/8 Miami Christian
W, Forfeit
2/12 at MDCC North
W, 74-72
2/14 ^vs. Flagler
L, 57-87
2/15 ^vs. Broward CCC
W, 55-53
2/16 ^vs. Brevard CC
L, 56-57
L, 50-93
2/21 +Rollins
L, 66-71
# at Coral Gables, Fla.; ^ Falconette
Invitational, Miami, Fla.; + FAIAW State
Tournament, Orlando, Fla.
1980-81
12/10 at Broward CCC
L, 71-84
12/12 Georgia Tech
L, 43-79
12/18 at MDCC North
L, 71-84
1/4 #vs. McMaster
L, 67-74
1/7 at MDCC-Wolfson
L, 66-67
L, 58-89
1/21 MDCC North
L, 61-71
1/22 ^vs. UAB
L, 28-110
1/24 Warner Southern
W, 114-47
1/27 at Miami
L, 55-109
L, 64-68
1/30 at St. Leo
W, 56-44
1/31 at Eckerd
W, 74-61
2/5 MDCC-Wolfson
L, 54-84
2/7 at Florida Memorial
W, 55-51
2/12 at Southeastern
W, 84-41
2/13 at Webber
W, 80-35
2/14 at Warner Southern W, Forfeit
2/16 Stetson
L, 59-89
2/21 at Miami
L, 56-84
# Hurricane New Year’s Classic, Coral
Gables, Fla.; ^ at Coral Gables, Fla.
1981-82
11/18 Broward CCC
W, 71-54
11/21 USF
W, 70-67
11/23 Palm Beach Atlantic W, 77-38
11/27 #vs. Tampa
W, 87-64
11/28 #at UCF
L, 66-82
12/4 at Edward Waters
W, 78-73
12/5 at Flagler
W, 75-49
12/11 Florida State
L, 64-74
12/12 UCF
L, 64-66
12/16 MDCC Kendall
W, 73-51
12/30 Slippery Rock
W, 78-67
1/6 MDCC North
L, 69-74
1/8 Houston
L, 67-78
1/9 Flagler
W, 90-57
1/11 Miami
L, 59-78
1/15 at Palm Beach Atlantic W, 87-51
1/16 Florida Southern
W, 72-47
1/18 at Florida Memorial W, Forfeit
1/23 Florida Memorial
W, Forfeit
1/26 at Miami
L, 66-69
1/29 Tampa
W, 58-55
2/5 Stetson
W, 78-54
2/12 at Houston
L, 79-93
2/13 at Rice
W, 76-70
2/16 at MDCC North
W, 67-56
2/18 at Eckerd
W, 91-39
W, 70-62
2/22 Rollins
W, 116-67
W, 87-62
3/4 ^Tampa
W, 87-74
3/5 ÛCF
W, 71-55
3/6 ^Bethune-Cookman W, 80-65
3/12 +Armstrong State
W, 81-77
3/13 +UCF
L, 79-80
3/14 +West Georgia
W, 90-81
3/18 †College of Charleston L, 72-96
3/20 †Wisconsin-Green Bay W, 85-84
# UCF Thanksgiving Tournament,
Orlando, Fla.; ^ FAIAW State
Tournament, Daytona Beach, Fla.; +
AIAW Southeast Regional, Orlando,
Fla.; † AIAW National Southern
Satellite, Charleston, S.C.
1982-83
11/6 Edward Waters
W, 95-48
11/26 at Flagler
W, 128-40
11/27 #vs. Armstrong State W, 83-59
12/4 Miami
W, 89-73
12/10 Palm Beach Atlantic W, 119-44
12/18 Lawrence
W, 101-19
12/28 ^vs. Augustana (Ill.) W, 82-72
12/30 ^vs. Monmouth
W, 84-76
12/31 ^vs. SE Missouri State L, 67-81
1/3 ^vs. Nebraska-Omaha L, 53-55
1/5 ^vs. St. Francis (Ill.) W, 94-68
1/7 NE Missouri State
W, 78-51
1/10 +UNC Asheville
W, 71-67
1/11 at Tampa
W, 79-60
1/25 at Palm Beach AtlanticW, 100-27
1/29 Rice
W, 95-60
2/7 Stetson
W, 94-40
2/12 at Florida State
L, 65-77
2/16 at Cal-Poly Pomona
L, 68-72
2/18 at Biola
W, 91-69
2/21 at UNLV
L, 75-86
2/27 South Carolina
L, 73-87
3/2 at Miami
W, 63-53
3/11 @CW Post
L, 59-60
# at St. Augustine, Fla.; ^ Dial Classic,
Miami, Fla.; + at Tampa, Fla.; @ NCAA
East Regional, Brookville, N.Y.
1983-84
11/4 Edward Waters
W, 97-55
11/25 #vs. Boston University L, 41-74
11/26 #at Monmouth
W, 59-52
12/2 South Carolina State W, 79-75
12/3 Lamar
W, 77-67
12/9 Eckerd
W, 111-36
12/10 Valdosta State
L, 73-79
12/16 Tampa
W, 102-61
12/29 ^vs. Delta State
L, 77-96
12/31 ^vs. Dayton
L, 61-75
1/1 ^vs. Duke
W, 83-56
1/2 ^vs. Nebraska-Omaha W, 72-60
1/4 ^vs. Mercer
W, 71-68
1/7 SE Missouri State
L, 61-74
1/13 at Rollins
W, 85-58
1/14 at UCF
L, 52-68
1/16 at Tampa
W, 74-59
W, 81-52
1/24 at Miami
L, 64-82
1/28 New York Tech
W, 80-44
1/30 Stetson
W, 82-61
2/2 at Valdosta State
L, 68-90
2/11 Bethune-Cookman
L, 61-70
2/17 at Illinois-Chicago
L, 67-74
2/18 at DePaul
W, 60-57
2/20 at Loyola
L, 69-83
3/3 Miami (2ot)
W, 83-81
# Monmouth Invitational, Long Branch,
N.J.; ^ Miami Masonic Classic, Coral
Gables, Fla.
1984-85
W, 78-42
11/23 #vs. Eastern Illinois (ot) L, 73-77
11/24 #vs. West Georgia
W, 82-59
11/26 at Tampa
W, 73-59
12/8 at West Florida
W, 83-69
12/14 Edward Waters
W, 79-58
12/17 Valdosta State
W, 74-69
12/18 Dartmouth
W, 78-47
12/20 Nat’l College of Educ. W, 79-42
12/28 ^vs. Western Illinois W, 69-68
1/1 ^vs. NW Missouri State W, 80-66
1/2 ^vs. Wisc-Green Bay W, 76-69
1/4 ^vs. Air Force
L, 78-83
1/12 Lamar
W, 85-62
1/16 at Georgia Southern
L, 78-80
1/18 at Valdosta State
L, 74-77
W, 75-50
1/21 Tampa
W, 97-79
W, 99-63
1/28 Florida Atlantic
W, 78-47
2/2 UCF
L, 81-84
2/7 Miami
W, 73-72
2/12 at Florida Atlantic
W, 56-46
2/15 at Howard
W, 84-62
2/17 at VCU
W, 69-68
2/18 at Richmond
W, 73-65
2/25 Rollins
W, 90-62
3/4 at Miami
L, 73-81
# UCF Invitational, Orlando, Fla.; ^
Women’s Court Classic, Coral Gables,
Fla.
1985-86
All-Time Results
1986-87
11/28 Purdue
L, 64-80
11/29 Monmouth
W, 66-56
12/5 Grambling
W, 87-84
12/14 at CW Post
W, 55-38
12/16 at Rider
W, 65-63
12/20 Minnesota
W, 87-69
12/27 +Eastern Michigan
W, 77-62
12/28 +UMBC
W, 52-44
12/30 +Florida
W, 74-68
12/31 +Miami (Ohio)
W, 82-60
1/2 #LSU
L, 58-81
1/3 #Cleveland State
W, 64-57
1/4 #Holy Cross
W, 93-78
1/12 St. Thomas
W, 65-50
1/16 Maryland-East. Shore W, 89-53
1/22 at Georgia Southern W, 66-46
1/24 at Mercer
W, 99-74
W, 85-64
2/6 St. Thomas
W, 78-28
2/10 at UCF
W, 96-66
2/11 at West Florida
W, 66-47
W, 86-49
2/14 ^Valdosta State
W, 85-83
2/18 at Miami
W, 78-71
W, 76-23
3/6 Tulane
W, 64-59
3/7 @Albany State
W, 76-53
3/10 @Delta State (ot)
L, 73-75
+ FIU Sun & Fun Classic, Miami, Fla.;
# Burger King Classic, Miami, Fla.; ^
at St. Augustine, Fla.; @ NCAA South
Regional, Miami, Fla.
1987-88
Season Record: 21-7 (.750),
9-3 (.750)
First Year in Division I
W, 63-61
W, 70-51
12/14 at Texas Southern
L, 73-87
12/16 at Lamar
L, 63-83
12/20 *Mercer
W, 81-53
12/28 Grambling
L, 52-76
12/29 Iona
W, 94-82
12/30 UMBC
W, 70-43
1/2 #New Hampshire
W, 57-56
1/3 #Radford
W, 76-61
1/4 #Houston
W, 76-67
1/7 *Georgia State
W, 59-56
1/10 *Florida A&M
W, 74-61
1/16 *Stetson
W, 78-70
1/18 *at Georgia Southern L, 61-74
1/20 *at Mercer
W, 82-62
1/22 *at Georgia State
L, 85-90
1/30 USF
W, 66-51
2/4 *at Stetson
W, 75-68
2/6 *at UCF
W, 73-55
2/8 *at Florida A&M
L, 51-58
2/13 at Miami
W, 79-69
2/18 *Georgia Southern
W, 68-64
2/24 Miami
W, 79-70
2/27 *UCF
W, 72-56
2/29 at USF
W, 69-62
3/3 %vs. UCF
W, 73-57
3/4 %vs. Florida A&M
L, 63-65
* New South Women’s Conference
opponent; # FIU Sun and Fun Classic,
Miami, Fla.; % NSWAC Tournament,
DeLand, Fla.
12/17 Illinois-Chicago
W, 87-61
12/27 ^South Alabama
L, 67-88
12/28 ^Brown
W, 69-68
12/29 Pittsburgh
L, 71-76
1/3 +Iona
W, 95-65
1/4 +Stephen F. Austin
L, 60-67
1/5 +James Madison
W, 58-56
1/13 *at UCF
W, 92-78
1/15 *at Stetson
L, 60-64
1/20 *Florida A&M
W, 81-66
W, 73-70
W, 71-68
1/29 *at Mercer
W, 80-69
2/1 at Miami
L, 64-71
2/3 *at Georgia Southern W, 78-64
2/5 *at Florida A&M
L, 58-68
2/10 *Stetson
W, 85-74
2/12 *UCF
W, 82-69
2/17 *Mercer
W, 82-74
2/19 *Georgia State (ot)
W, 71-59
2/23 Miami
L, 76-94
3/1 %Stetson
W, 82-68
3/2 %Georgia Southern
L, 70-71
opponent; # FIU Thanksgiving Classic,
Miami, Fla.; ^ Burger King Classic,
Miami, Fla.; + FIU Sun & Fun Classic,
Miami, Fla.; % NSWAC Tournament,
Miami, Fla.
1988-89
11-1 (.917)
NSWAC Champion
11/26 at Northeastern
W, 64-59
11/28 at Providence
L, 75-82
12/9 at Bethune-Cookman W, 81-71
12/16 *Mercer
W, 72-63
12/17 at USF
L, 61-71
12/28 #Yale
W, 77-63
12/29 #UMBC
W, 75-67
12/30 #Iowa State
L, 56-57
1/2 ^Cleveland State
W, 85-60
1/3 ^Kansas State
W, 81-68
1/4 ^South Alabama
W, 81-75
1/9 *Georgia State
W, 80-64
1/14 *Stetson
W, 87-82
1/16 *at UCF
W, 84-68
1/23 *at Florida A&M
W, 77-71
1/31 at Miami
L, 76-83
W, 84-74
2/6 *Florida A&M
W, 76-69
2/9 USF
W, 100-77
2/11 *at Stetson
W, 82-78
2/13 *UCF
W, 70-65
W, 77-74
2/20 *at Mercer
L, 62-67
2/24 Miami
L, 85-100
W, 75-55
3/2 %vs. Georgia Southern L, 66-84
opponent; # FIU Classic, Miami, Fla.; ^
FIU Sun & Fun Classic, Miami, Fla.;
% NSWAC Tournament, Atlanta, Ga.
1990-91
7-5 (.583)
11/23 #Eastern Illinois
W, 74-66
11/24 #Lamar
L, 72-98
11/29 at Santa Clara
L, 54-67
12/1 at St Mary’s, CA
L, 65-93
W, 76-57
12/8 USF
W, 73-59
12/15 Texas Southern
W, 67-55
12/28 ^vs. Virginia
L, 46-78
12/29 ^vs. Providence
L, 98-105
12/30 ^vs. Syracuse
W, 56-54
1/2 +UMBC
W, 81-66
1/3 +Murray State
L, 60-74
1/4 +Mississippi
L, 64-75
1/10 *Stetson
W, 87-63
W, 65-61
1/24 *Mercer
W, 69-57
1/26 *Georgia State
W, 43-41
1/31 *Florida A&M
W, 76-57
L, 63-69
2/5 *Miami
L, 64-74
2/9 *at Stetson
W, 77-70
L, 49-66
2/16 *at Mercer
L, 59-71
2/18 Portland State
W, 82-63
2/25 UCF
W, 93-75
3/2 *at Miami
L, 54-79
3/7 %vs. Georgia Southern W, 78-56
3/8 %vs. Miami
L, 55-75
opponent; # FIU Thanksgiving Classic,
Miami, Fla.; ^ Pepsi/Church’s Holiday
Classic, Coral Gables, Fla.; + Converse
Sun & Fun Invitational, Miami, Fla.;
% NSWAC Tournament, Tallahassee,
Fla.
1989-90
10-2 (.833)
NSWAC Champion
11/24 #Youngstown State
W, 71-59
11/25 #Manhattan
W, 69-54
11/26 #American
L, 63-69
12/2 at UMBC
W, 87-60
12/4 at Loyola (MD)
W, 57-51
W, 89-87
1991-92
10-2 (.833)
Postseason WNIT
11/29 #Howard
W, 75-69
11/30 #Brigham Young
W, 72-69
12/6 +at Stephen F. Austin L, 66-70
12/7 +vs. Southern Miss.
L, 74-86
W, 78-59
12/14 *SE Louisiana
W, 93-72
12/19 Minnesota
W, 88-70
12/20 Harvard
W, 81-73
12/28 †vs. Tenne. Tech (ot) W, 90-88
12/29 †at Miami
L, 53-78
12/30 †vs. Santa Clara
W, 65-62
1/2 ^Canisius
W, 92-77
1/3 ^St. Mary’s
L, 80-84
1/4 ^Kansas
L, 69-81
1/11 *at Stetson
W, 96-60
1/16 *Florida A&M
W, 91-65
W, 83-62
W, 84-72
1/25 *at Mercer (ot)
L, 72-76
1/31 at USF
L, 88-94
2/6 *Stetson
W, 77-48
2/8 *at SE Louisiana (2ot) L, 79-80
W, 95-85
2/20 *Mercer
W, 71-50
2/22 *Georgia State
W, 75-50
3/5 %vs. Stetson
W, 83-63
3/6 %vs. Georgia State W, 104-86
3/7 %at Georgia Southern W, 88-78
3/26 @Hawaii
L, 73-83
3/27 @UAB
W, 95-74
3/28 @Wisconsin-Green Bay L, 70-72
* Trans America Athletic Conference
opponent; # FIU Thanksgiving
Classic, Miami, Fla.; + Dial Classic,
Nacogdoches, Texas; † Pepsi/Church’s
Holiday Classic, Coral Gables, Fla.;
^ FIU Sun & Fun Classic, Miami, Fla.;
% TAAC Tournament, Statesboro, Ga.;
@ Women’s National Invitational
Tournament
1992-93
12-0 (1.000)
TAAC Champion
Postseason WNIT
12/4 #Mississippi
L, 68-78
12/5 at Maine
W, 75-61
12/13 Miami
L, 58-80
12/17 LSU
W, 77-64
W, 78-64
W, 86-45
12/28 ^vs. Old Dominion
W, 71-67
12/29 ^vs. Texas Tech
L, 66-70
12/30 ^vs. Appalachian State W, 93-64
1/2 +Lehigh
W, 101-42
1/3 +Eastern Kentucky
W, 82-68
1/4 +Colorado
L, 71-74
1/9 *at Stetson
W, 97-50
W, 66-40
1/16 *at Charleston
W, 80-48
1/21 *SE Louisiana
W, 88-40
1/23 *UCF
W, 88-59
1/28 *at Mercer
W, 86-64
1/31 at Auburn
L, 50-62
2/6 *Stetson
W, 102-55
2/11 *Georgia State
W, 88-51
2/13 *Charleston
W, 78-56
2/18 *at SE Louisiana
W, 77-61
2/20 *at UCF
W, 81-62
2/25 *Mercer
W, 73-53
W, 78-55
3/4 %Charleston
W, 84-60
3/5 %Mercer
W, 77-52
3/25 @Butler
W, 79-75
3/26 @SMU
L, 59-60
3/27 @Marquette
W, 93-87
53
History & Records
11/22 Wayne State
W, 86-49
W, 93-50
11/25 Davis & Elkins
W, 75-43
12/3 UCF
W, 83-69
12/7 Grambling
W, 91-75
12/8 West Florida
W, 91-56
12/12 Florida
W, 77-51
12/19 Mercer
W, 71-46
12/31 #Pace
W, 82-60
1/2 #Northern Colorado W, 78-52
1/4 #Slippery Rock
L, 59-61
1/6 Stonehill
W, 73-55
1/8 St. Anselm
W, 89-51
1/10 Malone
W, 100-45
W, 98-29
W, 86-60
1/24 ^vs. Tuskegee
W, 84-52
1/27 ^vs. Miss. U , Women W, 77-54
1/28 at Flagler
W, 91-36
W, 58-33
2/8 Edward Waters
W, 109-35
2/12 at Cal-State Hayward W, 73-57
2/14 at Sacramento State W, 64-63
2/21 Alaska-Anchorage
W, 77-51
W, 65-52
3/4 at Miami
W, 81-52
3/11 @at Delta State
L, 63-94
# Coors Sun & Fun Classic, Miami,
Fla.; ^ at Tallahassee, Fla.; @ NCAA
Division II Playoffs, Cleveland, Miss.
opponent; # at Orono, Maine; ^
Church’s Holiday Classic, Coral Gables,
Fla.; + FIU Sun and Fun Classic,
Miami, Fla.; % TAAC Tournament,
Miami, Fla.; @ Women’s National
Invitational Tournament
1993-94
11-1 (.917)
TAAC Champion
12/4 #vs. Louisville
W, 76-67
12/5 #at Texas Tech
L, 59-89
12/8 Syracuse
W, 69-44
12/11 Lynn
W, 96-71
12/19 Auburn
W, 72-46
12/20 Valparaiso
W, 104-51
12/28 ^vs. Lafayette
W, 97-45
12/29 ât Miami
W, 75-56
1/2 +Central Conn. State W, 98-46
1/3 +Arkansas State
W, 79-50
1/4 +George Washington W, 74-48
1/13 *Georgia State
W, 102-60
1/15 *Southeastern La.
W, 82-58
W, 102-52
1/27 *at Stetson
W, 75-49
1/29 *at UCF
W, 92-67
2/3 *Charletson
W, 72-44
2/5 *Mercer
W, 90-52
2/10 *at Southeastern La. L, 72-76
W, 83-63
2/14 at Georgia
L, 50-72
W, 112-80
2/24 *UCF
W, 98-53
2/26 *Stetson
W, 75-50
3/3 *at Mercer
W, 90-58
3/5 *at Charleston
W, 85-64
3/11 %vs. Stetson
W, 64-51
3/12 %at Southeastern La. W, 89-67
3/17 @Clemson
L, 64-65
opponent; # Lady Raider Classic,
Lubbock, Texas; ^ Church’s Holiday
Classic, Coral Gables, Fla.; + FIU Sun
& Fun Classic, Miami, Fla.; % TAAC
Tournament, Hammond, La.; @ NCAA
Tournament Mideast Regional, Miami,
Fla.
History & Records
1994-95
15-1 (.938)
TAAC Champion
11/15 #at Vanderbilt
L, 63-80
11/26 Lynn
W, 109-54
12/3 ^vs. Holy Cross
W, 64-53
12/4 ^vs. Southern Miss. L, 89-104
12/6 Miami
W, 77-62
12/10 *at SE Louisiana (2ot) W, 86-84
12/19 +vs. UAB
L, 63-66
12/20 +vs. Southern
W, 63-46
12/31 Wake Forest
W, 73-60
1/2 !Murray State
W, 78-35
1/3 !New Hampshire
W, 86-53
1/4 !Saint Joseph’s (PA) W, 72-60
1/7 *UCF
W, 83-65
1/9 *Stetson
W, 79-39
1/14 *at Florida Atlantic
W, 86-65
1/19 *at Charleston
W, 88-66
1/21 *at Campbell (ot)
L, 73-76
1/26 *Mercer
W, 77-50
1/28 *Georgia State
W, 95-59
2/2 *at Mercer
W, 67-47
W, 81-49
54
2/9 *Campbell
W, 69-48
2/11 *Charleston
W, 88-37
2/18 *Florida Atlantic
W, 97-72
2/23 *at UCF
W, 96-62
2/25 *at Stetson
W, 96-66
3/2 *SE Louisiana
W, 78-50
3/9 %at Charleston
W, 84-62
3/10 %vs. Campbell
W, 69-48
3/11 %vs. SE Louisiana
W, 76-74
3/16 @vs. Old Dominion
W, 81-76
3/18 @at Tennessee
L, 44-70
opponent; # Preseason National
Invitational Tournament, Nashville,
Tenn.; ^ Carrier Classic, Syracuse, N.Y.;
+ Lady Eagle Classic, Hattiesburg,
Miss.; ! FIU Sun & Fun Classic,
Miami, Fla.; % TAAC Championship,
Charleston, S.C.; @ NCAA SubRegional, Knoxville, Tenn.
1995-96
16-0 (1.000)
11/24 Indiana State
W, 68-46
11/30 at Wake Forest
W, 82-78
12/9 USF
W, 72-45
12/16 at Miami
L, 49-71
12/18 Southern Illinois (ot)
L, 82-83
12/29 #James Madison
L, 67-83
12/30 #at St. John’s
W, 64-55
1/2 ^Murray State
W, 75-47
1/3 ^Southern Miss.
L, 69-77
W, 57-51
1/11 *at Mercer
W, 71-64
W, 80-72
1/18 *Jacksonville State
W, 68-55
1/20 *SE Louisiana
W, 77-49
1/25 *at UCF
W, 70-67
1/27 *at Stetson
W, 63-62
2/1 *Campbell
W, 77-53
2/3 *Charleston
W, 79-63
2/8 *Georgia State
W, 77-71
2/10 *at Jacksonville State W, 79-53
2/15 *Stetson
W, 76-74
2/17 *UCF
W, 92-65
2/22 *at Charleston
W, 81-65
2/24 *at Campbell
W, 88-67
W, 91-55
3/7 %Georgia State
W, 68-62
3/8 %Florida Atlantic
L, 64-71
opponent; # St. John’s Red Storm
Invitational, Jamaica, N.Y.;^ Sun &
Fun Classic, Miami, Fla.; % TAAC
Championship, Hammond, La.
1996-97
12-4 (.750)
TAAC Champion
11/27 at Southern Miss.
W, 75-68
11/29 #Texas-Arlington
L, 44-48
11/30 #Eastern Kentucky
W, 67-66
12/14 Miami
L, 49-55
12/16 LSU
L, 69-81
12/18 at USF
W, 67-64
12/28 ^Marist
W, 78-39
12/29 ^Virginia
L, 64-85
1/3 +Brown
W, 86-54
1/4 +La Salle
W, 80-62
W, 78-57
1/9 *Mercer
W, 63-57
1/11 *Georgia State (ot)
W, 93-87
1/16 *at Jacksonville State L, 62-65
1/18 *at SE Louisiana
L, 65-73
1/23 *Stetson
W, 63-60
1/25 *UCF
W, 56-54
1/30 *at Campbell
W, 69-66
2/1 *at Charleston
L, 64-73
2/6 *at Mercer
W, 58-40
2/8 *SE Louisiana
L, 69-72
2/13 *at Stetson
W, 71-52
2/15 *at UCF
W, 73-71
2/20 *Charleston
W, 68-55
2/22 *Campbell (ot)
W, 82-72
W, 79-62
3/6 %Georgia State
W, 92-60
3/7 %UCF
W, 88-78
3/8 %Jacksonville State W, 91-71
3/15 @Florida
L, 68-92
opponent; # Greater Shreveport
Shootout, Shreveport, La.; ^ FIU
Holiday Classic, Miami, Fla.; + Sun
Tournament, DeLand, Fla.; @ NCAA
Mideast Regional, Gainesville, Fla.
1997-98
15-1 (.938)
TAAC Champion
11/28 #Michigan
W, 69-67
11/29 #Purdue
W, 79-67
12/5 ^Georgia
W, 83-68
12/6 ^Florida State
W, 66-63
12/14 at Miami
W, 81-60
12/20 Cleveland State
W, 74-58
12/27 +Pittsburgh
W, 80-65
12/28 +Louisville
W, 77-60
12/31 ! Army
W, 76-56
1/1 ! Columbia
W, 85-49
1/3 *at Charleston
W, 93-65
1/5 *at Campbell
L, 67-69
1/8 *Mercer
W, 80-34
1/10 *Georgia State
W, 62-38
1/15 *at Troy
W, 89-64
1/22 *Stetson
W, 85-58
1/24 *Campbell
W, 72-52
1/29 *at UCF
W, 81-61
1/31 *at Stetson
W, 72-51
W, 77-44
2/12 *Samford
W, 101-33
2/14 *Jacksonville State
W, 95-63
2/19 *at Mercer
W, 72-53
W, 85-54
2/23 *UCF
W, 113-59
W, 83-61
3/5 %Florida Atlantic
W, 72-43
3/6 %Jacksonville State W, 82-44
3/7 %Georgia State
W, 86-50
3/15 @Marquette
W, 59-45
3/17 @North Carolina
L, 72-85
opponent; # FIU Thanksgiving
Tournament, Miami, Fla.; ^ Seminole
Classic, Tallahassee, Fla.; + FIU
Holiday Classic, Miami, Fla.; ! Sun
Tournament, Miami, Fla.; @ NCAA
Mideast Regional, Chapel Hill, N.C.
1998-99
9-3 (.750)
11/13 #Mount St. Mary’s
W, 85-54
11/14 #Howard
W, 77-44
11/18 Miami
L, 65-67
11/22 ^Kent State
W, 79-54
11/23 ât Florida State
W, 75-62
11/27 !Texas-El Paso
W, 82-38
11/28 !at Southern Miss.
W, 66-47
12/3 Washington
W, 73-68
12/13 at SW Missouri State L, 51-75
12/18 Harvard
W, 85-58
12/28 +William & Mary
W, 69-44
12/29 +Niagara
W, 80-51
1/1 $Tulsa
W, 84-45
1/2 $ James Madison
W, 73-46
1/4 *WKU
W, 79-68
1/7 *at Louisiana Tech
L, 64-71
1/9 *New Orleans
W, 83-56
1/21 *Louisiana
W, 81-60
1/25 *Arkansas State
W, 63-58
2/4 *at South Alabama
W, 72-49
2/6 *at New Orleans
W, 66-62
2/9 *Louisiana Tech
L, 65-80
2/11 *Louisiana
W, 79-47
2/13 *South Alabama
W, 78-48
2/18 *at WKU
L, 68-74
2/23 *at Arkansas State
W, 84-64
3/4 %Louisiana
W, 73-42
3/5 %WKU
W, 76-65
3/6 %Louisiana Tech
L, 60-84
3/12 @Xavier
L, 71-85
* Sun Belt Conference opponent;
# FIU Tip Off Classic, Miami, Fla.;
^ Tallahassee Democrat Seminole
Classic, Tallahassee, Fla.; ! Lady Eagle
Classic, Hattiesburg, Miss.; + FIU
Holiday Classic, Miami, Fla.; $ Sun &
Fun Classic, Miami, Fla.; % Sun Belt
Conference Tournament, Jonesboro,
Ark.; @ NCAA Mideast Regional,
Storrs, Conn.
1999-2000
10-6 (.625)
11/26 #Long Island
W, 76-56
11/27 #Eastern Kentucky
W, 85-55
12/4 at Miami
L, 61-76
12/12 at New Mexico
L, 55-64
12/19 $Notre Dame
L, 62-68
12/21 SW Missouri State
L, 61-74
12/29 ^Temple
W, 80-55
12/30 ^Florida State
L, 55-76
1/2 at Washington
W, 82-68
1/5 Bucknell
W, 77-49
1/8 *WKU
L, 54-58
1/14 Georgetown
L, 54-55
1/16 *Louisiana
W, 80-39
1/20 *Louisiana Tech
L, 54-65
1/22 *Denver
W, 66-62
1/27 *at New Orleans
L, 70-76
W, 59-52
2/3 *at Denver
L, 46-47
2/5 *at WKU
L, 75-84
2/7 *Arkansas State
W, 69-63
L, 62-89
2/12 *at Louisiana
W, 74-52
2/17 *South Alabama
W, 58-35
2/19 *New Orleans
W, 75-63
2/21 *UALR
W, 77-42
3/2 *at UALR
W, 85-63
W, 70-64
3/9 %New Orleans
W, 64-60
3/10 %WKU
L, 67-77
* Sun Belt Conference opponent; # FIU
Thanksgiving Tournament, Miami, Fla.;
$ Orange Bowl Fab Four, Miami, Fla.; ^
FIU Sun and Fun Classic, Miami, Fla.;
% Sun Belt Conference Tournament,
Bowling Green, Ky.
All-Time Results
2001-02
13-1 (.929)
Sun Belt Conference
Champion
11/9 @Stephen F. Austin W, 74-57,
11/11 @at Connecticut
L, 47-91
11/16 Iona
W, 98-36
11/23 #Northwestern
W, 71-53
11/24 #Michigan State
W, 69-56
12/1 Drake
L, 66-69
12/7 Eastern Kentucky
W, 90-63
12/9 $Colorado State
W, 75-72
W, 91-64
12/20 at Virginia
L, 65-78
12/22 at Coppin State
W, 83-43
12/28 ^Ball State
W, 85-67
12/29 ^Boston College
L, 70-79
12/30 *UALR
W, 77-52
1/3 *at WKU
W, 84-71
1/5 *at Middle Tennessee W, 82-72
1/9 *North Texas
W, 70-65
1/12 *Denver
W, 67-59
L, 57-58
W, 60-58
W, 79-63
1/30 *WKU
W, 72-58
2/2 *Middle Tennessee
W, 71-55
2/6 *New Mexico State
W, 76-52
2/9 *at Louisiana
W, 85-50
2/16 at Miami
W, 71-65
W, 73-61
2/23 *at UALR
W, 70-55
3/2 %New Mexico State W, 88-57
3/4 %Denver
W, 80-65
3/5 %North Texas
W, 66-49
3/15 !Creighton
W, 73-58
3/17 !Penn State
L, 79-96
@ Oakland Tribune Classic, Berkeley,
Calif.; $ Orange Bowl Fab Four, Miami,
Fla.; ^ FIU Sun and Fun Classic,
Miami, Fla.; % Sun Belt Conference
Tournament, New Orleans, La.; ! NCAA
Tournament, State College, Pa.
2002-03
9-5 (.643)
Postseason WNIT
11/22 Georgia State
L, 67-72
11/23 Alabama State
W, 70-44
11/29 #Virginia Tech
W, 79-70
11/30 #LSU
L, 54-68
12/6 Bradley
W, 89-73
12/7 at Stony Brook
W, 96-44
12/14 Miami
W, 81-70
12/16 Charlotte
W, 71-58
12/18 at Duke
L, 58-106
12/20 at UNC Greensboro W, 71-64
12/28 ^Texas A&M-CC
W, 67-53
12/29 ^Mississippi
W, 76-68
1/1 Siena
L, 66-78
1/4 *at North Texas
L, 47-64
1/9 *at Denver
W, 74-55
1/16 *at New Mexico State W, 56-55
1/18 *Louisiana
W, 79-48
W, 72-62
1/25 *at UALR
W, 66-55
1/30 *WKU
L, 68-80
W, 65-63
2/13 *South Alabama
L, 68-70
2/15 *New Orleans
W, 82-70
2/20 *at WKU
L, 57-75
2/22 *at Middle Tennessee L, 57-61
W, 76-66
3/1 *UALR
W, 96-44
3/6 %Louisiana
W, 77-41
3/9 %South Alabama
L, 57-74
3/20 !at Florida State
L, 51-77
^ FIU Sun and Fun Classic, Miami, Fla.;
% Sun Belt Conference Tournament,
Bowling Green, Ky.; ! Women’s National
Invitational Tournament,
Tallahassee, Fla.
2003-04
0-9 (.000)
11/22 ^Temple (ot)
L, 76-81
11/23 ^Davidson
L, 55-62
11/28 #Appalachian State% W, 72-53
11/29 #Iowa
L, 86-93
12/2 at Miami
L, 58-78
12/5 @Eastern Michigan% L, 42-52
12/6 @Drexel%
W, 61-53
12/15 at Old Dominion
L, 66-77
12/18 Dartmouth%
W, 80-69
12/21 Alabama%
W, 61-55
12/28 !Albany
L, 57-61
12/29 !Hofstra%
W, 80-56
1/2 Radford%
W, 68-32
1/4 *at UALR%
W, 66-57
L, 60-62
1/17 *Denver%
W, 59-54
1/19 *North Texas
L, 53-55
1/24 *at Louisiana
L, 48-58
1/26 *New Mexico State% W, 60-51
1/31 *UALR%
W, 70-56
2/2 *Arkansas State%
W, 67-57
2/9 *at WKU (ot)
L, 69-73
L, 48-52
L, 58-59
2/28 *WKU
L, 66-73
L, 48-63
% Wins vacated due to NCAA
sanctions.
* Sun Belt Conference opponent
^ Spartan Classic, East Lansing, Mich.
# FIU Thanksgiving Classic, Miami, Fla.
@ Mildred & Roger L. White
Invitational, Evanston, Ill.; ! Sun & Fun
Classic, Miami, Fla.
2004-05
7-7 (.500)
11/19 ^Bucknell
W, 61-44
11/20 ÛSF
L, 43-55
11/26 #Elon
W, 56-44
11/27 #West Virginia
L, 49-58
12/1 Fordham
W, 61-52
12/4 Miami
W, 67-62
W, 82-55
12/16 Northwestern
W, 68-55
12/18 @Marshall
W, 61-58
12/19 @at UCF
W, 66-55
12/28 !Stony Brook
W, 78-44
12/29 !Dayton
W, 68-44
1/3 at Alabama
L, 54-60
1/6 *UALR (ot)
W, 70-63
1/8 *Arkansas State (ot)
L, 74-85
1/15 *at North Texas
L, 48-53
1/17 *at Denver
W, 74-59
1/22 *at New Mexico State W, 61-49
1/24 *Louisiana
L, 58-68
2/5 *WKU
L, 67-88
W, 66-55
L, 51-62
2/14 *at UALR
W, 60-55
2/19 *South Alabama
W, 78-62
2/21 *New Orleans
W, 73-49
2/28 *at WKU
L, 57-74
3/4 %New Mexico State W, 48-45
3/5 %Louisiana
L, 60-61
^ FIU/Traveler’s Tournament, Miami,
Fla.; # FIU Thanksgiving Classic,
Miami, Fla.; @ UCF Christmas Classic,
Orlando, Fla.; ! Sun & Fun Classic,
Tournament, Denton, Texas
2005-06
11-6 (.647)
Postseason WNIT
11/18 #vs. Gardner-Webb
W, 65-57
11/19 #at Longwood
W, 72-55
11/25 ^Western Michigan
W, 66-65
11/26 ^Seton Hall
W, 61-39
12/1 at Kentucky
L, 56-71
12/6 at Miami
L, 63-75
12/10 Bowling Green
L, 56-67
12/18 at Kansas
L, 65-73
12/21 Old Dominion
W, 80-76
12/29 !Northern Illinois
W, 74-71
12/30 !Arkansas
W, 58-54
1/2 USF
L, 50-63
1/5 *UALR
W, 60-45
1/7 *Arkansas State
W, 54-50
1/14 *at Denver
L, 45-50
W, 68-65
1/19 *New Orleans
W, 87-51
1/21 *Louisiana
W, 72-47
1/28 South Dakota State
L, 56-60
2/4 *at WKU
L, 49-71
2/11 *at UALR
W, 60-55
W, 67-63
2/16 *South Alabama
W, 70-60
2/18 *at Troy
L, 55-65
2/23 *WKU
L, 67-76
W, 73-57
3/2 +New Orleans
W, 69-46
3/4 +Denver
W, 68-59
3/6 +WKU
L, 58-66
3/16 &Cincinnati (ot)
W, 81-75
3/18 &at Miami
L, 83-95
# Lancer Invitational, Farmville, Va.
^ FIU Thanksgiving Classic, Miami, Fla.
! FIU Sun & Fun Classic, Miami, Fla.
+ Sun Belt Conference Tournament,
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
& Women’s National Invitational
Tournament
2006-07
9-9 (.500)
11/12 Barry
W, 69-36
11/17 !vs. Florida A&M
W, 64-50
11/18 !at Iowa
L, 62-72
11/24 ^North Florida
W, 86-46
11/25 ^Tulane
L, 64-69
11/3 at USF
L, 73-96
12/5 Miami
W, 83-78
12/17 *at Troy
W, 63-58
W, 76-59
12/23 Central Connecticut W, 73-51
12/29 $George Mason
W, 73-59
12/30 $Kansas State
L, 52-59
W, 56-41
1/6 *at Louisiana
L, 73-84
L, 52-86
1/11 *WKU
L, 61-71
1/13 *Denver
L, 61-74
1/18 *North Texas
W, 67-55
1/20 *at ULM
W, 59-48
W, 57-47
W, 67-64
2/1 *at UALR
L, 58-65
2/8 *Troy
W, 66-61
W, 72-67
2/18 *South Alabama
L, 46-56
2/22 *Louisiana
L, 52-75
2/24 *at WKU
L, 66-79
2/28 @Troy
W, 61-49
3/3 &at Louisiana
L, 49-67
! KCRG-TV9 Hawkeye Challenge,
Iowa City, Iowa; ^ FIU Thanksgiving
Classic, Miami, Fla.; $ FIU Sun
& Fun Classic, Miami, Fla.;* Sun
Belt Conference Game; @ Sun
Belt Conference Tourn. 1st Round,
Miami, Fla.; & Sun Belt Conference
Tournament, Lafayette, La.
2007-08
8-10 (.444)
11/9 Lynn
W, 70-62
11/15 !at DePaul
L, 77-89
11/17 !vs. Florida State
L, 50-70
11/23 @Providence
L, 60-71
55
History & Records
2000-01
11-5 (.688)
Postseason WNIT
W, 93-65
11/24 #Villanova
L, 50-52
11/25 #Youngstown State
W, 84-68
12/2 @Loyola Marymount W, 67-63
12/3 @California
W, 57-51
12/9 Miami
W, 78-48
12/17 $Kentucky
L, 58-60
12/29 ^Richmond
W, 90-74
12/30 ^Holy Cross
W, 78-58
1/2 Fordham
W, 81-73
W, 73-47
1/8 *Arkansas State
W, 80-52
W, 74-63
1/13 *Louisiana
W, 77-59
1/18 *North Texas
W, 86-69
W, 76-65
1/25 *UALR
W, 80-67
1/27 *at WKU
L, 59-76
L, 58-65
2/8 *New Mexico State
W, 83-59
W, 73-59
2/12 at Georgetown
L, 64-76
2/15 *WKU
W, 98-80
2/17 *at Denver
L, 64-81
2/22 *at UALR
W, 63-49
2/24 *Louisiana Tech
L, 63-70
3/4 %New Orleans
W, 98-76
3/5 %Denver
L, 67-78
3/16 !UAB
L, 83-96
@ Oakland Tribune Classic, Berkeley,
Calif.; $ Orange Bowl Fab Four, Miami,
Fla.; ^ FIU Sun and Fun Classic,
Tournament, Mobile, Ala.; ! Women’s
National Invitation Tournament,
Birmingham, Ala.
11/25 @South Carolina
L, 66-82
11/29 USF
L, 56-84
12/4 at Miami (Fla.)
W, 60-58
12/8 Eastern Michigan
L, 58-77
12/14 UTSA
W, 68-57
12/22 *at UALR
L, 45-65
12/29 #Hofstra
W, 62-56
12/30 #Georgia
L, 56-70
W, 53-44
1/9 *Troy
W, 55-49
1/13 *at WKU
L, 53-84
W, 66-51
1/19 *ULM
L, 50-53
1/23 *at Arkansas State (ot) L, 64-72
1/26 *New Orleans
L, 60-70
1/31 *at Denver
W, 53-52
2/2 *at North Texas
W, 77-70
2/6 *Louisiana
W, 75-60
W, 74-62
2/13 *UALR
W, 61-55
L, 59-64
2/23 *at Troy
L, 47-61
2/27 *WKU
L, 56-79
3/1 *South Alabama
L, 47-62
3/5 %Denver
W, 68-57
3/8 $vs. UALR
L, 52-57
* Sun Belt Conference Game; ! DePaul
Invitational, Chicago, Ill.; @ FIU
Thanksgiving Classic , Miami, Fla.; #
FIU Sun & Fun Classic, Miami, Fla.; %
Sun Belt Conference Tourn. 1st Round,
Miami, Fla.
History & Records
2008-09
4-14 (.222)
11/14 Wisconsin-Green Bay L, 45-68
11/20 at Jacksonville
L, 43-51
11/22 at West Virginia (ot)
L, 59-67
11/25 Miami
L, 49-66
11/28 @N.C. State
W, 58-42
11/30 @Auburn
L, 52-63
12/5 at USF
L, 71-99
12/14 at Boston College
L, 65-93
W, 63-51
12/20 *South Alabama
L, 47-65
12/29 #Georgia Southern
L, 49-61
12/30 #East Carolina
L, 47-66
1/3 *at Troy
L, 58-69
1/7 *WKU
L, 54-47
L, 82-94
1/17 *Denver
W, 55-52
1/21 *North Texas
L, 43-58
1/24 *at ULM
L, 31-53
L, 40-59
1/31 *at UALR
L, 51-62
2/7 *at Louisiana
W, 64-44
W, 55-44
L, 52-66
2/22 *at WKU
L, 74-83
L, 54-74
L, 48-57
3/4 %at South Alabama
L, 44-50
* Sun Belt Conference Game; FIU
Sun Belt Conference Tourn. 1st Round,
Mobile, Ala.
2009-10
9-9 (.500)
11/13ât NC State
L, 71-87
56
11/14 ^vs. Western Mich. W, 64-61 (OT)
11/17 Jacksonville
W, 67-41
11/21 at Green Bay
L, 56-67
11/27 @Saint Joseph’s
L, 48-64
11/29 @Florida
L, 60-71
12/02 Barry
W, 65-43
12/04 Memphis
W, 81-72
12/14 *at Denver
L, 48-62
W, 64-55
12/22 Florida Gulf Coast
L, 62-76
12/28 #Bryant
W, 68-60
12/29 No. 24 #Georgia Tech L, 57-68
12/31 *South Alabama
L, 51-61
1/3 *New Orleans
L, 39-46
1/6 *ULM
W, 63-55
1/9 *Troy
L, 59-61
1/17 *at WKU
L, 62-73
W, 65-61
1/23 *UALR
L, 44-52
1/30 *at Florida Atlantic W, 77-75 (OT)
2/3 *at Louisiana
W, 77-51
2/6 *North Texas
W, 72-55
W, 62-50
2/13 *at Troy
W, 55-47
W, 59-42
L, 58-101
2/27 *WKU
L, 61-64
3/6 %North Texas
L, 51-61
^ Sheraton Wolfpack Invitational,
Raleigh, N.C.; * Sun Belt Conference
Game; @ FIU Thanksgiving Classic ,
Miami, Fla.; # FIU Sun & Fun Classic,
Tourn. 1st Round, Hot Springs, Ark.
2010-11
10-6 (.625)
11/12 ât Baylor
L, 36-83
11/13 ^vs. Rice
W, 66-65
11/14 ^vs. Montana State
L, 57-58
11/20 Eastern Kentucky
W, 59-52
11/26 !Morehead State
W, 78-65
11/28 !Indiana State
W, 68-47
12/3 CSU Bakersfield
L, 64-68
12/5 UCF
L, 65-74
12/13 at Jacksvonville
W, 66-59
12/15 at Florida Gulf Coast L, 71-86
12/18 Indiana
L, 60-64
12/22 at Memphis
L, 65-71
12/29 #Marguette
L, 67-73
12/30 #Georgia
L, 65-70
1/2 *at ULM
L, 42-56
1/5 *Arkansas State
L, 61-62
1/8 *South Alabama
W, 48-43
L, 69-76
1/15 * at Denver
W, 71-63
1/18 *UALR
L, 45-54
L, 42-60
1/26 *WKU
W, 69-54
W, 62-59
2/3 *at Troy
W, 57-53
W, 60-53
2/9 *Louisiana
W, 62-52
W, 100-64
2/23 *at WKU
W, 75-62
2/26 *Troy
W, 71-47
3/6 %vs. ULM
W, 52-51
3/7 %vs. UALR
L, 37-47
* Sun Belt Conference Game; ^ World
Vision Invitational, Waco, Texas; ! FIU
Sun Belt Conference Tournament, Hot
Springs, Ark.
2011-12
10-6 (.625)
11/11 Jacksonville
W, 63-37
11/14 Florida Gulf Coast
L, 72-80
11/18 at UTSA
L, 54-61
11/21 Florida A&M
W, 79-64
11/25 !Maryland
L, 52-84
11/27 !CSU Bakersfield
W, 82-59
11/30 Lynn University
W, 68-30
12/2 at UCF
W, 61-46
12/11 *at WKU
L, 48-65
12/17 ^Jacksonville State
W, 79-52
12/18 ^Delaware State
W, 73-57
12/29 #Albany
W, 69-56
12/30 #Auburn
W, 64-55
1/3 Morgan State
W, 77-60
1/7 *ULM
W, 65-55
1/12 *Middle Tennesee
L, 60-74
1/14 *at Louisiana
W, 78-48
W, 50-48
L, 49-50
1/28 *WKU
W, 60-56
2/2 *at Troy
W, 65-41
L, 49-51
2/9 *North Texas
W, 68-65
2/11 *Denver
W, 58-42
2/15 *at UALR
L, 58-63
W, 52-45
2/23 *Troy
W, 74-52
2/25 *South Alabama W, 58-55 (ot)
3/3 %Louisiana
W, 74-53
3/4 %Denver
W, 67-59
3/5 %Middle Tennessee
L, 53-63
3/15 $Stetson
W, 75-47
3/17 &USF
L, 61-77
* Sun Belt Conference Game; !
FIU Thanksgiving Classic , Miami,
Fla.; ÛNF Osprey Holiday Classic,
Jacksonville, Fla.; # FIU Sun & Fun
Classic, Miami, Fla.; % Sun Belt
Conference Tournament, Hot Springs,
Ark.; $ Postseason WNIT First Round,
Miami, Fla.; & Postseason WNIT
Second Round, Tampa, Fla.
FIU in the WNBA
JENNIFER BELL
ANDREA NAGY
Colorado Xplosion (ABL), 1997
PROFESSIONAL: Nagy played
professionally for seven seasons
before retiring in 2003… Traded
by the New York Liberty to the
Sacramento Monarchs at the
beginning of 2002 season…
Started eight games with
the Monarchs, averaging
three assists per game in 24
appearances… Ranked third
in the league with 7.1 assists
per 40 minutes average…
Selected by the Mystics in the
third round of the 1999 WNBA
Draft… In two seasons with the
Washington Mystics, started
every game she played… The
2000 season was highlighted by
10-assist performance against
ANDREA NAGY
Sacramento, leading to a fifthplace finish overall in assists
(118)… Started 23 games, averaging 4.2 points, 2.7 rebounds and 5.1
assists… In 1999, started all 32 games, finishing seventh in the league
in assists, averaging 4.6 per game… Also averaged 5.1 points and shot
76.3 percent from the free throw line… In 1996, Seattle selected Nagy
in the fourth round of the ABL Draft… Played in 39 games and finished
second on the team in assists (113), fifth in steals (34) and ninth in
scoring (3.8)… In 1997, played for Long Beach, leading the Stingrays
to the finals… Finished third in the league in assists (273) and averaged
7.6 points per game.
PROFESSIONAL: Drafted in the third round by the WNBA’s New York
Liberty in 1998... Played in 11 games, averaging 2.1 points and 1.5
rebounds… Scored a career-high five points versus the Utah Starzz…
Continued to play professionally in the EuroLeague with Nadezhda
Orenburg in Russia.
COLLEGE: A two-time All-American, Branzova played from 1991-95…
Was the first of three players to have a jersey retired by the Panthers…
Competed in two NCAA Tournaments and two WNIT Tournaments…
Scored 26 points to help give FIU its first NCAA Tournament victory with
an 81-76 win over Old Dominion… Remains the program’s scoring leader
with 2,515 points—including a school-record 45 points versus Marquette
on March 27, 1993, and continues to rank first in career field goals
(1,033), career field goal percentage (.607), career three-point field goal
percentage (.416), and career rebounds (1,092)… At time of graduation,
was one of just two players in the state of Florida to reach the 2,000-point,
1,000-rebound plateau… A three-time All-TAAC selection, was named
to the Atlantic Sun Conference’s (formerly the TAAC) 25th Anniversary
Team.
GERGANA BRANZOVA
PROFESSIONAL: Selected by Detroit in the third round of the 1998
WNBA Draft… Played in 26 games, averaging 2.7 points and 1.6
rebounds… Scored a career-high 11 points versus Washington…
Averaged 13.8 points and 10.7 rebounds over six games in the 2008
European Championships with Bulgaria... Continues to play professionally
in Europe with the Turkish team Fenerbahce Istanbul.
COLLEGE: A two-time All-TAAC selection, Branzova played for FIU
from 1994-98 and earned second team All-America honors as a senior…
Finished her career with 1,339 points which ranks ninth in FIU history…
Currently ranks first in career free throw percentage (.811), second in
career field goal percentage (.578), seventh in career blocked shots
(74) and 10th in career free throws (245)… In 1998, she averaged 17.3
points per game and finished eighth in the NCAA in field goal percentage
(.620)… Became just the 15th player in FIU history to record at least 500
points in a single season when she had 537 as a senior.
DALMA IVÁNYI
PROFESSIONAL: In 2006, Iványi ranked second in the EuroLeague in
assists, averaging 5.7 per game and a team-high 6.2 rebounds and 11.9
points per outing for MiZo-Pécs… In 2005, signed a free-agent contract
with the WNBA’s San Antonio Silver Stars, making 14 starts in 30 games
played… Averaged 2.5 points and 2.3 assists per game, while shooting a
team-high 44.4 percent from three-point range... In 2004, selected to the
All-Star Five after leading MiZo-Pécs to the FIBA EuroLeague Women’s
Final Four for the second-straight season… Started the 2003 season with
the Phoenix Mercury after playing in Europe the previous three years…
One of only 10 college players taken in the 1999 draft, picked in the fourth
round by the Utah Starzz… Started 16 games in 2002, playing in 27…
Averaged 3.4 points, 2.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game… Dished
out a game-high seven assists and grabbed a game-high four steals in
Utah’s win over Seattle… In 1999, played in 14 games, averaging 0.8
points and 0.5 assists… Played for the Hungarian National Team at the
EuroBasket Final Round in 1997, 2001 and 2003.
COLLEGE: A two-time All-American, Iványi played from 1995-99… One
of three FIU players with a jersey retired by the Panthers… Competed
in three NCAA Tournaments… In the program’s career record book,
ranks first in steals (376), second in assists (896) and sixth in points
(1,499) … As a senior, averaged 15.0 points, 3.8 rebounds and 8.8
assists per game, shooting 40.6 percent from three-point range to garner
third team All-America honors by the Associated Press… 1998 Sun
Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Year and 1997 Trans America
Athletic Conference Player of the Year… In 2005, named to the Sun Belt
Conference’s 30-Year Anniversary Team.
COLLEGE: One of the greatest players in school history, Nagy played
for FIU from 1991-95… One of three players with a jersey retired by
the Panthers… Helped FIU to two NCAA Tournament appearances and
finished her career averaging 14.5 points, 3.6 rebounds and 9.4 assists—
the fourth-best assist average in NCAA history… Her 1,165 assists are
second- best all-time in NCAA history and an FIU record… Ranks fourth
in school history with 1,812 career points… Led the nation in 1994 with
10.3 assists per game and was selected first team All-America by Kodak,
United States Basketball Writer’s Association and USA Today… Named
to the Atlantic Sun Conference’s (formerly the TAAC) 25th Anniversary
Team.
LYNETTE RICHARDSON
Miami Tropics (USBL), 1987
GERGANA SLAVTCHEVA
PROFESSIONAL: Played 2003 season in the WNBA with the Phoenix
Mercury… Was drafted in the second round by the Los Angeles Sparks
in 2002—the highest round of any FIU player picked in the WNBA Draft.
COLLEGE: The queen of three-point range, Slavtcheva played at
FIU from 1998-2002… Set the previous school record for three-point
baskets made in a season with 57 as a sophomore… Broke that mark
the following season, hitting 58 from beyond the arc… Reigned as alltime school leader in threepointers made (172) and
attempted (492) for eight
years... Produced two career
triple-doubles… Left FIU
third in points (1,823), fifth
in rebounds (729), tied for
fourth in assists (376) and
seventh in steals (188)…
Three-time All-Sun Belt
Conference honoree, fivetime SBC Player of the Week
and three-time tournament
MVP… Averaged 15.2
points, 6.3 rebounds and
3.1 assists per game…
Posted double-figure points
in 82 games and scored 20
or more points 35 times…
In 2005, named to the Sun
Belt Conference’s 30-Year
Anniversary Team.
GERGANA SLAVTCHEVA
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ALBENA BRANZOVA

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