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Warhawks Basketball

Media Guide CreditsThe 2011-12 Auburn University at Montgomery Women’s Basketball Media Guide is a production of the University’s Sports Information Offi ce. The guide was written and

designed by Sports Information Director Tim Lutz. The covers were designed by Winfred Hawkins, Graphic Designer at AUM. Photography for the publication was provided by AUM Photographer Frank Williams. Additional thanks to opponents during the 2011-12 season for their assistance and use of their athletic logo. Invaluable editorial

assistance was provided by Charise Alexander, AUM Marketing Coordinator. Printing was provided by Davis Direct in Montgomery.

General InformationLocation ................................................................. Montgomery, Ala.Founded ....................................................................................1967Chancellor .......................................................... Dr. John G. Veres IIIEnrollment ...............................................................................5,314Nickname ..........................................................................WarhawksColors ...........................................................Orange, Black and WhiteAffi liation ................................................................................. NAIAConference....................................................Southern States AthleticAthletic Director ............................................................. Steve CrotzFaculty Athletics Representative ................................. Dr. John Aho Assistant AD for Finance ................................................ Jessie Rosa Sports Information Director .............................................. Tim LutzAthletic Graduate Assistants ............. Jordan Crist, Serena McCovery Athletic Trainer ............................................................Kyle Sampsell

2010-11 Review2010-11 Record ...................................................................... 14-16 SSAC Record/Finish ....................................5-7 / 6th in SSAC WestPostseason............................................................................... None

2011-12 PreviewLetterwinners Returning/Lost ................................................... 7/4Starters Returning/Lost............................................................. 2/3Newcomers .................................................................................... 8Returning Scoring ........................................... 905 of 1,840 (49.2%)Returning Field Goals Made ............................... 319 of 630 (50.6%)Returning Rebounding .................................... 491 of 1,161 (42.3%)Returning Assists ............................................... 214 of 342 (62.6%)Returning Minutes........................................ 3,300 of 6,050 (54.5%)

Coaching StaffHead Coach ....................................................................... Dan Davis Alma Mater.........................Auburn University at Montgomery, 1999 Record At AUM / Seasons ................ 49-40 (.551) / Three seasons Overall Record / Seasons ....................................................SameAssistant Coach ................................................... Samantha ParadiseGraduate Assistant Coach .........................................Haley McIntyreTeam Manager .............................................................. Catie Bonner

Team HistoryFirst Year of Basketball .......................................................1986-87All-Time Record ......................................................... 598-248 (.707)NAIA Tournament Appearances ................................................. 18 (1987, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2009)NAIA Tournament Record ...................................................... 18-18Last NAIA Tournament Appearance ................ 2008-09, First Round Opponent / Result ......... Point Loma Nazarene University / L, 51-38

Athletic Media RelationsSports Information Director: ............................................. Tim Lutz Offi ce Phone: .......................................................... 334-244-3832 E-mail: .................................................................. tlutz1@aum.eduSID Fax: ...................................................................... 334-244-3886Website: .........................................................www.AUMathletics.com

A Look Inside...General InformationTable of Contents/Quick Facts ...............................................1

A Preview of the 2011-12 Season2011-12 Schedule .................................................................22011-12 Roster .....................................................................32011-12 Outlook ................................................................4-5

Coaching StaffHead Coach Dan Davis ..........................................................6Assistant Coach Samantha Paradise .......................................7Graduate Assistant Haley McIntyre .........................................7Team Manager Catie Bonner ..................................................7

Meet the TeamCourtney Thacker .................................................................8Haley Williams ......................................................................9Areial Woods ...................................................................... 10Caitie Cunningham .............................................................. 11Candace Dyer ..................................................................... 12Kamesha Strong ................................................................. 13Stephanie Torrence ............................................................. 14Ashley deVries and LaKenya Drayton .................................... 15Matika Sterling and Keisha Moore......................................... 15Kayla Beaty and Jazmine Jackson ......................................... 16Tina Odume and Marren Schwartz ....................................... 16Team Philosophy ................................................................. 17

2010-11 Season-In-Review2010-11 Season and SSAC Statistics ..................................... 182010-11 Game Results and SSAC Award Winners .................. 19

2011-12 OpponentsOpponent Information .................................................... 20-22All-Time Series Results ........................................................ 22

HistoryYear-by-Year Results ...................................................... 23-26Single Game Records ..........................................................27Season Records .............................................................27-28Career Records ..............................................................28-291,000-Point Club ............................................................30-32All-District and All-Region Performers ...................................33All-Americans and All-Conference Performers ........................34

About AUM2011-12 AUM Cheerleaders and Game Day Staff ................... 35This is Auburn University at Montgomery ......................... 36-37Chancellor Dr. John G. Veres III .......................................... 38Athletics Director Steve Crotz ............................................... 39Athletic Administration ........................................................ 40Media Directory .................................................................. 40The NAIA and Southern States Athletic Conference ............... 41Proud Sponsors of AUM Athletics .................................... 42-47Warhawks in the Community ............................................... 48

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Quick Facts

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Day Date Opponent Location Time

Friday Nov. 4 vs. Concordia-Selma# Montgomery, Ala. 10 a.m.

Saturday Nov. 5 vs. Webber International# Montgomery, Ala. 1 p.m.

Sunday Nov. 6 at Alabama% Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2 p.m.

Wednesday Nov. 9 vs. Talladega AUM P.E. Complex 5:30 p.m.

Saturday Nov. 12 at Georgia Southwestern Americus, Ga. 3 p.m.

Friday Nov. 18 at Lee* Cleveland, Tenn. 4:30 p.m.

Saturday Nov. 19 at Shorter* Rome, Ga. 2 p.m.

Tuesday Nov. 22 at Talladega Talladega, Ala. 5:30 p.m.

Friday Dec. 2 vs. Southern Polytechnic* AUM P.E. Complex 5:30 p.m.

Saturday Dec. 3 vs. Brewton-Parker* AUM P.E. Complex 3 p.m.

Thursday Dec. 29 vs. Martin Methodist@ Montgomery, Ala. 7 p.m.

Friday Dec. 30 vs. New Orleans@ Montgomery, Ala. 9 p.m.

Monday Jan. 2 vs. Birmingham Southern AUM P.E. Complex 5:30 p.m.

Friday Jan. 6 at Emmanuel* Franklin Springs, Ga. 4:30 p.m.

Saturday Jan. 7 at Brenau* Gainesville, Ga. 2 p.m.

Thursday Jan. 12 at Belhaven* Jackson, Miss. 5:30 p.m.

Saturday Jan. 14 vs. Spring Hill* AUM P.E. Complex 2 p.m.

Thursday Jan. 19 vs. Mobile* AUM P.E. Complex 5:30 p.m.

Saturday Jan. 21 at William Carey* Hattiesburg, Miss. 2 p.m.

Thursday Jan. 26 at New Orleans New Orleans, La. 6 p.m.

Saturday Jan. 28 at Loyola-New Orleans* New Orleans, La. 2 p.m.

Thursday Feb. 2 vs. Faulkner* AUM P.E. Complex 5:30 p.m.

Saturday Feb. 4 vs. Belhaven* AUM P.E. Complex 2 p.m.

Thursday Feb. 9 at Spring Hill* Mobile, Ala. 5:30 p.m.

Saturday Feb. 11 at Mobile* Mobile, Ala. 2 p.m.

Thursday Feb. 16 vs. William Carey*Ω AUM P.E. Complex 5:30 p.m.

Saturday Feb. 18 vs. Loyola-New Orleans*^ AUM P.E. Complex 2 p.m.

Saturday Feb. 25 at Faulkner* Montgomery, Ala. 2 p.m.

Wed.-Sat. Feb. 29 - March 3 at SSAC Tournament Rome, Ga. TBA

* Denotes Southern States Athletic Conference Match

% Denotes Exhibition Contest

# Denotes Jimmy Faulkner Classic (Montgomery, Ala.)

@ Denotes Huntingdon Holiday Classic (Montgomery, Ala.)

Ω Denotes Pink Zone Game

^ Denotes Homecoming/Senior Night

Home Matches in Bold

All Times Central

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NumericalNo. Name Pos. Ht. Cl./Exp. Hometown/Previous School1 Jazmine Jackson G 5-5 Fr./HS Snellville, Ga./Brookwood HS4 Areial Woods G 5-5 Sr./1L Aliceville, Ala./Shelton State CC5 Stephanie Torrence G 5-7 Jr./2L Knoxville, Tenn./Farragut HS10 Haley Williams G 5-4 Sr./1L Dothan, Ala./Southern Union CC 11 Kamesha Strong G 5-4 Jr./2L Selma, Ala./Selma HS12 Courtney Thacker G 5-10 Sr./3L Crossville, Ala./Crossville HS15 Kayla Beaty C 6-1 Fr./HS Ider, Ala./Ider HS20 Caitlin Cunningham F 6-0 Jr./2L Winchester, Tenn./Franklin County HS21 Candace Dyer G 5-6 Jr./2L Chattanooga, Tenn./Tennessee Temple Aca.23 LaKenya Drayton F 6-0 Jr./JC Hephzibah, Ga./Snead State CC24 Matika Sterling C 6-0 Jr./JC Shobuta, Miss./Chattahoochee Valley CC30 Marren Schwartz C 6-2 Fr./HS Monroe, Ga./George Walton Academy33 Keisha Moore G 5-9 So./TR Selma, Ala./Tennessee Tech University44 Tina Odume C 6-2 Fr./HS Snellville, Ga./South Gwinnett HS50 Ashley deVries C 6-1 Jr./JC Clermont, Fla./Snead State CC

AlphabeticalNo. Name Pos. Ht. Cl./Exp. Hometown/Previous School15 Kayla Beaty F 6-1 Fr./HS Ider, Ala./Ider HS20 Caitlin Cunningham F 6-0 Jr./2L Winchester, Tenn./Franklin County HS50 Ashley deVries F 6-1 Jr./JC Clermont, Fla./Snead State CC23 LaKenya Drayton F 6-0 Jr./JC Hephzibah, Ga./Snead State CC21 Candace Dyer G 5-6 Jr./2L Chattanooga, Tenn./Tennessee Temple Academy1 Jazmine Jackson G 5-5 Fr./HS Snellville, Ga./Brookwood HS33 Keisha Moore G 5-9 So./TR Selma, Ala./Tennessee Tech University44 Tina Odume F 6-2 Fr./HS Snellville, Ga./South Gwinnett HS30 Marren Schwartz F 6-2 Fr./HS Monroe, Ga./George Walton Academy24 Matika Sterling F 6-0 Jr./JC Shobuta, Miss./Chattahoochee Valley CC11 Kamesha Strong G 5-4 Jr./2L Selma, Ala./Selma HS12 Courtney Thacker G 5-10 Sr./3L Crossville, Ala./Crossville HS5 Stephanie Torrence G 5-7 Jr./2L Knoxville, Tenn./Farragut HS10 Haley Williams G 5-4 Sr./1L Dothan, Ala./Southern Union CC4 Areial Woods G 5-5 Sr./1L Aliceville, Ala./Shelton State CC

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Dan DavisAssistant Coach: Samantha ParadiseGraduate Assistant Coach: Haley McIntyreManager: Catie Bonner

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Entering his fourth season at the helm of the women’s basketball program, head coach Dan Davis is as excited about this year’s team as any he has coached. Despite having to replace two career 1,000-point scorers in Haley McIntyre and Carlie Ainsworth, as well as the leadership that each brought to the team on a daily basis, Davis thinks the Warhawks have pieces in place to return to the team conten-tion in the competitive Southern States Athletic Conference standings and to the NAIA National Tournament. “Losing the experience and leadership that Haley and Carlie brought to our team will be tough to replace,” Davis said. “We spend a lot of time trying to develop our players into leaders, and combined with the lessons they learned from those two great players (McIntyre and Ainsworth), I feel like we have a team full of leaders returning.” This season’s team returns seven letterwin-ners and welcomes eight newcomers to AUM’s campus. In their returners, the Warhawks bring back nearly half of their scoring, 42 percent of their rebounds and better than 62 percent of their assists. The strength of the team returning comes is in the backcourt, where senior Courtney Thacker, as well as juniors Kamesha Strong and Stephanie Torrence will compete for starting spots. Seniors Areial Woods and Haley Williams and junior Candace Dyer will provide depth at the position, while sophomore newcomer Keisha Moore and freshman Jazmine Jackson will also compete for signifi cant playing time. “I think we are really quick on the perime-ter,” Davis said. “I think our guards will be able to get into the paint and really create oppor-tunities for themselves, as well as for our post

players. We have several key players returning, along with two talented newcomers, who will continue to make our guard-play one of the strengths of our team.” Junior Caitie Cunningham is the lone member of the frontcourt returning, but will be pushed quickly by six newcomers, all standing 6-0 or taller. Joining Cunningham up front are junior college transfers LaKenya Drayton, Matika Sterling and Ashley deVries, along with freshmen Marren Schwartz, Tina Odume and Kayla Beaty. “Last season, we struggled with depth at the post position, but I think we addressed that with our signing class,” Davis said. “We tried to bring in players who have the strength and size to play the ‘high-low’ style that we want to play. I think we did a good job of turning our weakness last season into a potential strength for this year.”

BACKCOURT Despite returning six guards from last season’s team, the Warhawks will rely heavily on the experience and leadership of Thacker and Strong, both of which have started for the majority of their career. Thacker was forced to play out of position last season, yet still managed career-highs with 8.8 points and 4.3 rebounds per contest. “Courtney exemplifi es all the qualities we look for in a player,” Davis said. ”She has a team-fi rst mentality and works hard every

day. She is back in her natural position out on the perimeter and has really improved her defense. Last year, she had her best season with our program and we are expecting her to increase her production this season.” Strong led the team with 78 assists and averaged 3.7 points per game, but will be expected to increase her production as a scorer this season. “Kamesha was a unanimous selection to be a team captain, so her teammates know she is going to bring it every day in practice and in every game,” Davis said. “She has worked

hard to improve her level of play, especially on the offensive end of the court. She usually doesn’t fi nish with a fancy stat line, but no player is more valuable to our team on the fl oor than her.” Perhaps the most talented returning player for AUM, Torrence enjoyed a break-out season as a sophomore, averaging 8.3 points and 3.5 rebounds per game. A potent offensive player, Torrence matched an AUM season-high with 29 points against Belhaven, hitting seven 3-point-ers, one off the school record. ”Stephanie is probably our most talented offensive guard,” Davis added. “She paid her dues the past two seasons playing behind Carlie and I really think she is due for a break-through season. She knows what we expect and what our program is about, so it is her time to shine. She has to be committed to playing every possession of both ends of the court, but has the ability to do that and will be a leader for our team.” Woods will also factor into the rotation in the backcourt, after starting 12 games in her fi rst season with the Warhawks, averaging 4.6 points and 2.2 rebounds per contest. “Areial saw good action last season and will be a much-improved player for us this season,” Davis said. “She has had a year to learn our system and worked extremely hard this sum-mer to become more effi cient with her left hand. In the short time we have practiced this preseason, you can tell she has elevated her game on both ends of the court.” Also factoring into the equation are Williams and Dyer, both of which made contributions last season. “Haley understands and embraces our system,” Davis said. “She understands that she doesn’t have to do too much, yet is a good enough shooter to contribute offensively. She bought into our philosophy and leads by ex-ample and vocally in practice. She is unselfi sh

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The 2011-12 Warhawk Juniors

The 2011-12 Warhawk Senior Class

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and cares only about the team winning. No one on our team will out-work her.” “Candace showed some positive signs at the end of last season,” Davis continued. “She has a tenacious work ethic and is a great leader on our team. She is probably the most respected player on our team.” Joining the team for their fi rst season with the program is Moore and Jackson. Moore, a high-school teammate of Strong at Selma High School, spent last season playing for Tennessee Tech University, where she helped the Golden Eagles to the Women’s National Invitation Tournament.

“Keisha should be a lock-down defender for our team,” Davis said. “She will likely be asked to guard the opposition’s best player and I think she will succeed at doing that. She is long and athletic and moves well on the court. Offen-sively, she is very skilled and has the talent to be our leading scorer.” Jackson also joins the program following a strong prep career at Brookwood High School in Snellville, Ga. “Jaz played for one of the top teams in Georgia last season, so I know she is a winner,” Davis said of Jackson. “She has the skill set to play both guard positions, but I envision her as more of a point guard for us. She will need to adjust to not being the top option in the offense like she was in high school and to the speed of the college game, but I expect her to have a nice career at AUM.”

FRONTCOURT The AUM frontcourt will feature plenty of new faces, as the unit returns only Cunning-ham from last season. Cunningham saw action in 28 games as a sophomore, averaging 2.9 points and 3.2 rebounds per contest. “Caitie has been a nice surprise this pre-season,” Davis said. “I think she is comfortable with the system, having spent the last two seasons in it. She is a tremendous rebounder on both ends of the fl oor and has the tools to contribute in an added role to our team this season.” The Warhawks will also welcome a trio of junior college forwards and three former prep standouts to its rotation, with each bringing an added dimension to the post position. LaKenya Drayton and Ashley deVries were teammates at Snead State Community College in Boaz, Ala., the past two seasons, and will each bring an experienced, physical presence inside. “I think Kenya will be a great addition to our team,” Davis said. “She came into camp a little out of shape, but has worked hard on her condition. She is an intelligent player, with great size and strength, who I think can be a very good post player in our league. I have high expectations for Kenya this season.” “Ashley is one of our best passing post play-ers,” Davis continued. “She needs to continue to get in better shape and improve her offense. She has very good size and will work hard in-side, battling for rebounds and looking to block shots. She has established that she will be a key contributor for our team.” Also joining the program from the JUCO ranks is Sterling, who averaged 9.7 points and 8.2 rebounds per game last season at Chat-tahoochee Valley Community College in Phenix City, Ala. “Matika is very athletic and will bring a dimension to our team that we have been lacking the past couple seasons,” Davis said. “Her playing time will depend on how quickly she grasps our system, both offen-sively and defensively. The tools are there and she is heading in the right direction.” The Warhawks also feature Schwartz,

Odume and Beaty in the frontcourt, all of whom enjoyed highly-decorated prep careers. Davis feels all three will have successful careers at AUM, with Schwartz and Odume factoring into the rotation as early as this season. Schwartz comes to AUM from George Walton Academy in Monroe, Ga., where she averaged a double-double her fi nal two seasons. “Marren brings a great skill set to our team and is also a physical presence on the fl oor,” Davis continued. “She is very driven and has a desire to be a big part of our team this season. She will have to adjust to the speed of college basketball, but has the ability to overcome that transition.” Odume brings a strong presence on both ends of the court, as she averaged 14.5 points, 10.4 rebounds and 4.5 blocks per game as a senior at South Gwinnett High School in Snell-ville. “Tina is a big, strong player, but is very raw,” Davis said. “She has the ability to give us some quality minutes this season, but will have to continue to improve on both ends of the court. I think she got away with a lot of things in high school because of her size and needs to become more disciplined. However, she is strong and physical and will be very tough on the block.” Beaty was a fi ve-time all-area and all-region selection at Ider High School in Ider, Ala., but will need to continue to adjust to the speed of the college game. However, Davis thinks Beaty has the tools to be a signifi cant contributor for the Warhawks in the future. “Kayla has the potential to be a nice player for us,” Davis said. “She has the quickness, ability and work ethic to contribute, but has to continue to improve her fundamentals and be-come better acclimated to the college game.”

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The 2011-12 Warhawk Freshman Class

Head Coach Dan Davis and Sophomore Keisha Moore

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AUM COACHING STAFF

Dan Davis

Head Coach

Fourth Season as Head CoachFifth Season Overall

49-40 (.551) Overall RecordAuburn Montgomery, 1999

Beginning his fourth season at the helm of the Auburn University at Mont-gomery women’s basketball program, Dan Davis has only built on the tradition established by his predecessors. In three seasons as head coach, Davis has led the Warhawks to the NAIA Tournament, helped the team win nearly 60 percent of its games and earned Southern States Athletic Conference Coach of the Year honors. During his time at the helm, Davis has also coached one All-American player, six SSAC All-Conference performers and one SSAC All-Freshman team member. Last season, Davis helped AUM to a 14-16 overall record and a 5-7 mark in conference play. The Warhawks fi nished just one game shy of a tie for second place in the SSAC West Division and had two all-division players, as well as six All-Academic selections. Four student-athletes also earned NAIA Scholar Athlete honors. AUM also fi nished tied for second in the conference and seventh nationally in 3-point fi eld goal percentage defense. In the classroom, the Warhawks sported a team grade point average of better than 3.0 for the third time in as many years. During the 2009-10 campaign, Davis guided AUM to a 15-15 record and a tie for fourth place in the SSAC standings. Highlight-ing the season was a 73-49 thrashing of perennial conference powerhouse, Lee University, only AUM’s third victory against the Lady Flames in 15 tries. In addition, Cassie Moore became the 23rd AUM player to earn All-America status, earning honorable mention honors, while also being named the SSAC’s Defensive Player of the Year. In his fi rst season, Davis served as interim head women’s basketball coach and led the Warhawks to a NAIA National Tournament appearance and a 20-9 overall record. Under his leadership, AUM led the SSAC in scoring defense and 3-point fi eld goal percentage, while ranking second in fi eld goal percentage, defensive fi eld goal percentage and defensive 3-point fi eld goal percentage. Moore earned Third-Team All-American honors, while the Warhawks fi nished the season ranked 25th in the nation. Along with success on the court, the Warhawks have also excelled in the classroom under Davis, as seven student-athletes have been named NAIA Academic All-Americans and 15 have earned SSAC Academic All-Conference honors. The women’s basketball pro-gram has also had the AUM Honor Student-Athlete during two of the last three seasons and has posted a team GPA of 3.0 or better during six semesters under Davis. Davis also spent one season as the Warhawks’ assistant coach under now Athletic Director Steve Crotz. As the assistant coach, Davis served as the recruiting coordinator and provided assistance in all areas of individual and team development. Prior to joining AUM, Davis spent fi ve years at Providence Christian Academy in Lilburn, Ga., as the head coach of the girls’ bas-ketball team from 2002-07. During his time with PCA, Davis coached seven all-county and all-region performers, two all-state players and one region player of the year. He helped the Stars to a 65-63 overall record during his tenure, while also serving as the school’s athletic director from 2005-07. Davis has also made coaching stops at South Gwinnett High School in Snellville, Ga., where he was head coach of the boys’ junior varsity basketball team and Grayson High School in Loganville, Ga., where he was head coach of the boys’ basketball varsity squad. Along with his coaching duties, Davis serves as AUM’s Champions of Character coordinator. He is also very involved in the communi-ty, as well as professional organizations, including the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association, YMCA, American Red Cross and Christ Community Church. He has directed numerous youth camps and has been on staff at camps hosted by the University of Tennessee, University of Georgia and Florida State University. Before joining the coaching ranks, Davis was a four-year member of the AUM men’s basketball team, playing for legendary War-hawks’ Head Coach Larry Chapman. During his AUM career, the Senators played in the NAIA National Tournament, won the NAIA Southeast Region and were the Southern States Conference Champions. Davis graduated from AUM in 1999 with a degree in second-ary education and social sciences. Davis is married to the former Christi Shirley. The couple has two children, Abigail and Cooper.

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SamanthaParadise

Assistant Coach

First Season at AUM University of West Florida, 2007

Samantha Paradise is currently in her fi rst season as assistant coach of the Auburn University at Montgomery women’s basketball team. Paradise will work specifi cally with the guards, as well as assist with scouting and recruiting. She will also play a key role in the team’s strength and conditioning program. Paradise joined the Warhawks after spending the past year as an assistant coach at Barry University in Miami Shores, Fla. During her year with the Buccaneers, Paradise was responsible for a variety of elements within the program, including monitoring the academic progress of student-athletes, monitoring the program’s compliance within the NCAA guidelines, assisting with the organization and direc-tion of daily practices and the scouting of opponents. She also assisted with the recruitment of student-athletes and taught a Teaching Basketball course to Barry students. Prior to her time at Barry, Paradise spent one season as the head girls’ basketball coach at Episcopal High School in Jacksonville, Fla., and a year coaching AAU U-15 girl’s in Pensacola, Fla. She also spent one year working as an intern with the University of West Florida men’s basket-ball team and two seasons as an assistant girls’ coach at Escambia High School in Pensacola. Paradise joined the coaching ranks after playing two seasons at West Florida in Pensacola. During her fi rst season with the Argonauts, she appeared in 24 games, helping the Argonauts to a 20-7 record. She won the team award for defensive player of the game four times and of-fensive player of the game once. At the prep level, Paradise played at St. Thomas Aquinas in Overland Park, Kan., where she helped the Saints advance to the 6A state title game three consecutive years, winning the cham-pionship in 2001. She was named to the All-Eastern Kansas League team as a junior and senior. Paradise earned her bachelor’s degree in sport management from West Florida in 2007 and graduated Magna Cum Laude with her master’s in exercise science from UWF in 2009. She is the daughter of Jim and Wendy Paradise.

The Paradise File

BornFebruary 19, 1985

FamilyParents - Jim and Wendy

High SchoolSt. Thomas Aquinas High School 2003Overland Park, Kan.

CollegeUniversity of West Florida Pensacola, Fla.Bachelor’s 2007Master’s 2009

Playing ExperienceUniversity of West Florida 2003-05Pensacola, Fla.

Coaching ExperienceBarry University 2010-11Assistant Women’s Basketball CoachMiami Shores, Fla.

Episcopal High School 2009-10Head Girls’ Basketball CoachJacksonville, Fla.

Escambia High School 2004-06Assistant Girls’ Basketball CoachPensacola, Fla.

Following a standout playing career, Haley McIntyre joined the AUM women’s basketball coaching staff as a graduate assistant. McIntyre will work primarily with the post players and will also assist in scouting of opponents. During her playing career, McIntyre battled through a pair of knee injuries and scored 1,109 points, a total which ranks No. 11 all-time in school annals, while also pulling down 499 rebounds. She appeared in 119 career games, scoring in double fi gures 55 times. McIntyre was an all-conference performer as a junior and earned SSAC All-Freshman honors in her fi rst season. She was also a three-time NAIA Scholar-Athlete and member of the con-ference All-Academic team. McIntyre came to AUM following a highly-decorated prep career at Meadowview Christian School in Selma, Ala., where she was the Alabama Independent School Association Player of the Year as a senior and the Trojans’ Most Valuable Player all four years. She also lettered in softball and track and fi eld at MCS. Currently pursuing her master’s in business administration, McIntyre is a 2010 graduate of AUM with a degree in physical education. She is the daughter of Bryan and Lisa McIntyre and is engaged to Anthony Rosa.

CatieBonner

Student ManagerFirst Season

Haley McIntyre

GraduateAssistant

First Season

Catie Bonner is beginning her fi rst season

as a student manager on the Warhawks’

women’s basketball staff.

Bonner, who is a freshman from Oak-

man, Ala., came to AUM after graduating

from Oakman High School, where she was a

four-year letterwinner in softball and lettered

three seasons in basketball.

The daughter of Jeff and Penny Bonner,

she has two younger brothers, Michael and

John David. She is majoring in secondary

education at AUM.

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12CourtneyThacker

Senior5-10

GuardCrossville, Ala.Crossville HS

2010-11 [Junior]: Was a member of the Southern States Athletic Conference All-Academic Team and was also selected a NAIA Scholar Athlete … appeared in 29 games, starting 20 … averaged 8.8 points and 4.3 rebounds in 25.2 minutes per contest … added 21 assists, 15 steals and four blocked shots … converted 87-of-237 shots from the fl oor, including 27-of-110 from behind the arc … knocked down 53-of-79 shots from the free throw line … scored in double fi gures 12 times, including a career-high 17 points against Mobile on Feb. 12 … added a season-best four 3-pointers, nine rebounds, two assists and a steal against the Lady Rams … posted six points, three rebounds and a season-high six assists against Southern Poly on Jan. 8 … scored 16 points, including a perfect 6-for-6 from the charity stripe at Faulkner on Feb. 3 … recorded 13 points and eight rebounds, four of which were offensive, against Spring Hill on Feb. 10 … fi nished with 14 points, nine rebounds, two steals and one block against the Lady Eagles on Feb. 26 … made a career-high six free throws on three occasions, fi rst at Martin Methodist on Dec. 17, again at New Orleans on Dec. 30, and at Faulkner.

2009-10 [Sophomore]: Was a member of the SSAC All-Academic team … appeared in 27 games as a sophomore, earning the starting nod in nine … averaged 3.3 points and 1.8 re-bounds per game on the year … recorded a season-best 13 points, while adding four rebounds, three assists and three steals at Brenau on Nov. 19 … pulled down a season-high seven rebounds, including three offensive, against Mobile on Nov. 2 … had a season-best six assists in AUM’s double-overtime win against Brenau on Jan. 28 … knocked down 11-of-15 shots from the free throw line on the season, good for 73.3 percent … added 27 assists, seven steals and two blocked shots.

2008-09 [Freshman]: Earned All-Freshman team honors from the Southern States Athletic Conference … saw action in 28 games during her freshman season, starting 13 … averaged 5.0 points and 2.2 rebounds per game … added 32 assists, 10 steals and two blocks on the year … converted 47-of-131 shots from the fl oor, good for 35.9 percent … also hit 15-of-21 shots from the free throw line … scored in double fi gures in six games, including a season-best 15 at Lee on Feb. 5 … recorded 14 points and matched a season-high with four 3-pointers against Southern Wesleyan on Jan. 13 … posted 11 points, four assists and two steals against Columbia on Jan. 24 … pulled down a season-high fi ve rebounds on four occasions, including in AUM’s contest against Point Loma Nazarene in the NAIA Tournament on March 18.

Prep: Was a three-sport athlete at Crossville High School in Crossville, Ala. … earned fi ve let-ters in softball and four in basketball and volleyball … helped the Lions to the Alabama 3A State Championship in basketball as a senior, after averaging 18.9 points per game and 8.5 rebounds per contest … captured fi rst-team all-state honors, the 3A State Tournament Most Valuable Player award and the DeKalb County Player of the Year her fi nal season … was also nominated for the 3A Player of the Year award and Wendy’s High School Heisman … earned Most Valuable Player honors of the Northeast Regional Tournament and was named to the Sand Mountain Super 5 squad as a senior … scored more than 1,400 career points in her four-year tenure with the Lions … was a member of the National Honor Society, Who’s Who Among American High School Students and valedictorian of her class.

Personal: Full name is Courtney Chloe Thacker … is the daughter of Steve and Deborah Thacker … has one older sister, Brittany Patterson … is majoring in nursing.

Thacker’s Career Highs

Points .............................................. 17, vs. Mobile, 2/12/11

Rebounds ....................9, Twice (Last: vs. Faulkner, 2/26/11)

Assists ...................6, Twice (Last: vs. Southern Poly, 1/8/11)

Steals .....................3, Twice (Last: vs. Emmanuel, 11/16/10)

Blocks .............................. 1, 8X (Last: vs. Faulkner, 2/26/11)

FG Made ........................ 6, Twice (Last: vs. Mobile, 2/12/11)

FG Attempts ..................................16, vs. Faulkner, 2/26/11

3-Point FG Made ................4, 3X (Last: vs. Mobile, 2/12/11)

3-Point FG Attempts ............................. 9, at Berry, 2/6/10

Free Throws Made ............. 6, 3X (Last: at Faulkner, 2/3/11)

Free Throw Attempts ........9, at Martin Methodist, 12/17/10

Thacker’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG08-09 28-13 47-131 .359 32-91 .352 15-21 .714 61 2.2 32 2 10 141 5.009-10 27-9 29-131 .221 21-103 .204 11-15 .733 49 1.8 27 2 7 90 3.310-11 29-20 87-237 .367 27-110 .245 53-79 .671 126 4.3 21 4 15 254 8.8Total 84-42 163-499 .327 80-304 .263 79-115 .687 236 2.8 80 8 32 485 5.8

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Williams

Senior5-4

GuardDothan, Ala.

Southern Union CC

2010-11 [Junior]: Appeared in 25 games, earning the starting nod in one … averaged 2.4 points and 1.3 rebounds in 9.9 minutes per contest … converted 23-of-78 shots from the fl oor, including 12-of-52 from behind the arc … added 13 assists, fi ve steals and one blocked shot … scored a season-high eight points twice, fi rst against Freed-Hardeman on Dec. 3, and against New Or-leans on Jan. 25 … fi nished with six points, two assists and two steals against Emmanuel on Nov. 16 … grabbed a season-best four rebounds against Selma on Nov. 4 … recorded six points and her fi rst career block at Southern Poly on Nov. 19.

Prior to AUM: Played basketball for two seasons at Southern Union State Community College in Wadley, Ala. … averaged 10.4 points, 3.4 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game as a sophomore … was a second-team all-state and fi rst-team all-conference selection following her sophomore season … was named a JUCO All Star as a sophomore.

Prep: Was a three-sport athlete at Northview High School in Dothan, Ala., earning letters in basketball, soccer and volleyball … helped the Cougars to the 2008 regional championship in basketball … averaged 15.4 points, 3.1 assists, 2.0 rebounds and 1.4 steals per game as a senior … holds the school record for career 3-pointers made and 3-point fi eld goal percentage … was an honorable mention selection on the Dothan Eagle Super 12 team as a senior … was a three-time member of the Dothan Eagle Super 12 soccer team … set the school record for goals in a game with fi ve and career goals in soccer … earned Bryant-Jordan Scholar Athlete honors as a senior … graduated as a member of the honor court.

Personal: Full name is Haley Frances Williams … is the daughter of Mike and Twyla Williams … has an older brother, Ryan … is majoring in secondary edu-cation …played AAU ball for Michael Thomas on the Montgomery Heat.

Williams’ Career Highs

Points ................... 8, Twice (Last: vs. New Orleans, 1/25/11)

Rebounds ...........................................4, vs. Selma, 11/4/10

Assists ................................2, 4X (Last: vs. Loyola, 1/29/11)

Steals ........................................ 2, vs. Emmanuel, 11/16/10

Blocks ..................................... 1, at Southern Poly, 11/19/10

FG Made ....................3, 4X (Last: vs. New Orleans, 1/25/11)

FG Attempts ..................... 10, vs. Truett-McConnell, 12/4/10

3-Point FG Made .......2, 5X (Last: vs. New Orleans, 1/25/11)

3-Point FG Attempts ....... 6, Twice (Last: vs. TMC, 12/4/10)

Free Throws Made ..................2, vs. William Carey, 1/22/11

Free Throw Attempts ............. 4, vs. William Carey, 1/22/11

Williams’ Career StatisticsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG

10-11 25-1 23-78 .295 12-52 .231 2-4 .500 32 1.3 13 1 5 60 2.4

Total 25-1 23-78 .295 12-52 .231 2-4 .500 32 1.3 13 1 5 60 2.4

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4AreialWoods

Senior5-5

GuardAliceville, Ala.

Shelton State CC

Woods’ Career Highs

Points ............................. 15, vs. Martin Methodist, 11/23/10

Rebounds .................................... 8, vs. Talladega, 11/29/10

Assists ...............5, 3X (Last: vs. Martin Methodist, 11/23/10)

Steals ............................................. 4, at Talladega, 11/6/10

Blocks ................................. 2, vs. Freed-Hardeman, 12/3/10

FG Made ............................7, vs. Martin Methodist, 11/23/10

FG Attempts ................. 12, Twice (Last: vs. MMC, 11/23/10)

3-Point FG Made .............. 1, Twice (Last: at BPC, 11/20/10)

3-Point FG Attempts ................ 3, vs. Emmanuel, 11/16/10

Free Throws Made .......... 6, Twice (Last: at MMC, 12/17/10)

Free Throw Attempts ......................11, vs. Selma, 11/4/10

2010-11 [Junior]: Appeared in all 30 games, earning the start in 12 … averaged 4.6 points, 2.2 rebounds and 1.7 assists in 19.9 minutes per contest … converted 48-of-134 shots from the fl oor, while also making 41-of-64 shots from the free throw line … added 52 assists, 20 steals and six blocked shots … scored in double fi gures fi ve times, including a season-best 15 against Martin Methodist on Nov. 23 … matched a season-high with fi ve assists against the Redhawks … fi nished with eight points, fi ve assists and four rebounds at Tal-ladega on Nov. 6 … had eight points, a season-high eight rebounds, and four assists against Talladega on Nov. 29 … recorded 10 points, fi ve rebounds and matched a season-high with three steals against Emmanuel on Nov. 16.

Prior to AUM: Spent two seasons at Shelton State Community College in Tuscaloosa, Ala. … appeared in 63 career games for the Lady Bucs, helping the team to consecutive Alabama Community College Conference and Region XXII championships … averaged 6.6 points, 4.0 assists, 2.5 rebounds and 1.5 steals per contest as a sophomore … fi nished third in the region in total assists (122) and fi fth in assist-turnover ratio (1.77) during her fi nal season at SSCC … was also named to the ACCC all-tournament team as a sophomore … averaged 4.2 points, 2.0 assists and 1.6 rebounds per game as a freshman.

Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner for head coaches Sebastian Shamery and Michael Bridges at Aliceville High School in Aliceville, Ala. … helped the Yel-low Jackets to the 3A Central Region and Area 6 championships as a senior … averaged 18.7 points, 7.0 assists, 5.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game during her fi nal season … during her senior campaign, was named the country tournament and regional most valuable player … was also selected to the Tuscaloosa News Super 5 team and the Pickens County Herald Elite 8 Player of the Year following her senior season … averaged 9.6 points, 3.5 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.9 steals as a junior … was a member of the honor roll at AHS as a sophomore, junior and senior.

Personal: Full name is Areial Nicole Woods … is the daughter of Frederick and Tijuana Woods … has two older brothers, Jerami and Frederick, and one older sister, Yowana … is majoring in physical education … father played four years of baseball at Alabama State for 1985-89 … is the niece of NFL veteran Walter Jones, who played for 13 seasons with the Seattle Seahawks.

Woods’ Career StatisticsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG

10-11 30-12 48-134 .358 2-17 .118 41-64 .641 67 2.2 52 6 20 139 4.6

Total 30-12 48-134 .358 2-17 .118 41-64 .641 67 2.2 52 6 20 139 4.6

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20Caitie

Cunningham

Junior6-0

ForwardWinchester, Tenn.Franklin County HS

2010-11 [Sophomore]: Was named to the Southern States Athletic Conference All-Academic Team … appeared in 28 games, averaging 14.2 minutes per contest … averaged 2.9 points and 3.2 rebounds per game … added 10 steals, seven assists and seven blocked shots … converted 42.9 percent of her shots from the fl oor, hitting 30-of-70 shots … posted a season-high 10 points on 5-of-6 shooting against Spring Hill on Feb. 10 … grabbed a career-best 11 rebounds, while adding four points and an assist against Mobile on Feb. 12 … fi nished with nine points and six rebounds against Truett-McConnell on Dec. 4 … had fi ve or more rebounds in nine games … blocked a season-best two shots against Freed-Hardeman on Dec. 3 … played a season-high 27 minutes against Lee on Dec. 11.

2009-10 [Freshman]: Saw action in all 30 games as a true freshman, earning the start in four … averaged 4.9 points and 2.7 rebounds per contest … fi nished the year 56-of-102 from the fl oor, good for 54.9 percent … scored in double fi gures fi ve times … recorded a season-high 19 points on 8-of-9 shooting against Brenau on Jan. 28 … added fi ve rebounds, two assists and a steal against the Golden Tigers … posted four points and a season-high eight rebounds at Spring Hill on Nov. 12 … fi nished with 13 points, six rebounds, two assists and one steal against the Lady Badgers on Dec. 30 … had 13 points, six rebounds and a season-best fi ve assists at Columbia on Jan. 14.

Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner in basketball for head coach John Wild at Franklin County High School in Winchester, Tenn. … averaged 12.1 points and 6.1 rebounds per game, while shooting 65 percent from the fl oor as a senior … helped the Rebels to a 24-9 record her fi nal season … was an All-District 8AAA selection following her senior campaign … earned the Franklin County Chamber of Com-merce Citizenship Award and the Athletic Scholastic Marine’s Award as a senior … was a member of the National Honor Society, Beta Club and Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Personal: Full name is Caitlin Dawn Cunningham … is the daughter of Tony and Lynn Cunningham … has an older sister, Rachel, who was a member of the wom-en’s basketball team for the past two seasons and is a current member of the AUM cross country team … is majoring in special education and early childhood educa-tion … was a member of the Tennessee Elite AAU team that advanced to the 2008 Division I Sweet 16 … was selected to participate in the 2011-12 Red Cross/NAIA Collegiate Leadership Program … is also a member of the AUM Student-Athlete Advisory Committee … her cousin, Tiffany Woosley, played basketball at Tennessee and was a former member of the WNBA’s Houston Comets.

Cunningham’s Career Highs

Points ............................................. 19, vs. Brenau, 1/28/10

Rebounds ........................................ 11, vs. Mobile, 2/12/11

Assists ................................................. 3, vs. Berry, 12/5/09

Steals ............................................. 5, at Columbia, 1/14/10

Blocks ................................. 2, vs. Freed-Hardeman, 12/3/10

FG Made ....................... 8, Twice (Last: vs. Brenau, 1/28/10)

FG Attempts ................... 10, vs. Martin Methodist, 11/24/09

3-Point FG Made ....................................................... None

3-Point FG Attempts ............................2, at Lee, 11/12/10

Free Throws Made ............... 5, 2x (Last: at Shorter, 2/9/10)

Free Throw Attempts .... 8, Twice (Last: at SPSU, 11/19/10)

Cunnigham’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG

09-10 30-4 56-102 .549 0-0 .000 34-61 .557 80 2.7 17 1 18 146 4.9

10-11 28-0 30-70 .429 0-3 .000 22-52 .423 90 3.2 7 7 10 82 2.9

Total 58-4 86-172 .500 0-3 .000 56-113 .496 170 2.9 24 8 28 228 3.9

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21Candace

Dyer

Junior5-6

GuardChattanooga, Tenn.

Tennessee Temple Academy

2010-11 [Sophomore]: Earned Southern States Athletic Conference All-Academic honors … appeared in 14 games, averaging 4.1 minutes per contest … scored a career-best four points in a career-high 13 minutes against Spring Hill on Feb. 10 … grabbed a season-best two rebounds, including one offensive, against Selma on Nov. 4 … knocked down fi rst career 3-pointer against Emmanuel on Nov. 16 … had two points and an assist against Mobile on Feb. 12.

2009-10 [Junior]: Appeared in nine games as a true freshman, all as a reserve … played a season-high seven minutes at Freed-Hardeman on Nov. 7, pulling down a season-best two rebounds … scored fi rst collegiate points against Emmanuel on Jan. 30 … recorded fi rst career assist and steal against Columbia on Feb. 20 … fi nished the season 3-of-8 from the fi eld.

Prep: Earned four letters in basketball and volleyball at Tennessee Temple Academy in Chattanooga, Tenn. … scored 1,527 career points for the Cru-saders, while averaging 17.2 points and 4.5 rebounds per game as a se-nior … was a four-year all-district selection and four-year starter … helped the Crusaders to the regional championship during the 2005-06 season … was the District 5A Player of the Year and runner-up for regional POY during her fi nal season … was selected Chattanooga All Star Most Valuable Player as a senior … recorded a 4.25 cumulative grade point average and fi nished in the top 10 of her graduating class.

Personal: Full name is Candace Joy Dyer … is the daughter of Ron and Esther Dyer … has three older sisters, Hannah Brewer, Kellie Harvey and Melody … is majoring in organizational leadership … is also a cadet in the Army ROTC at Auburn Montgomery … earned her Air Assault wings from Sabalauski Air Assault School in Fort Campbell, Ky., during the summer of 2011.

Dyer’s Career Highs

Points ...........................................4, vs. Spring Hill, 2/10/11

Rebounds .......................2, Twice (Last: vs. Selma, 11/4/10)

Assists ........................... 1, Twice (Last: vs. Mobile, 2/12/11)

Steals ............................................ 1, vs. Columbia, 2/20/10

Blocks ........................................................................ None

FG Made .......................................2, vs. Spring Hill, 2/10/11

FG Attempts .................................5, vs. Spring Hill, 2/10/11

3-Point FG Made ....................... 1, vs. Emmanuel, 11/16/10

3-Point FG Attempts ........... 3, vs. Brewton-Parker, 1/21/10

Free Throws Made ......................... 1, at Talladega, 11/6/10

Free Throw Attempts .................... 2, at Talladega, 11/6/10

Dyer’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG

09-10 9-1 3-8 .375 0-4 .000 0-1 .000 2 0.2 1 0 1 6 0.7

10-11 14-0 5-23 .217 1-8 .125 1-2 .500 7 0.5 1 0 0 12 0.9

Total 23-1 8-31 .258 1-12 .083 1-3 .667 9 0.4 2 0 1 18 0.8

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11Kamesha

Strong

Junior5-4

GuardSelma, Ala.Selma HS

2010-11 [Sophomore]: Was selected the AUM representative on the Musco Lighting Champions of Character Team … appeared in all 30 games, starting in 26 … averaged 3.7 points, 2.6 assists, 2.2 rebounds and 1.1 steals per contest in 21.2 minutes per contest … converted 40-of-115 shots from the fl oor and 29-of-48 from the charity stripe … added 78 assists, 34 steals and two blocked shots … posted at least one assist in 29 games, including a season-best six on two occasions … scored a season-high 10 points at Talladega on Nov. 6 … fi nished with seven points, four rebounds and three assists against Emmanuel on Nov. 16 … had nine points, a career-best six steals, fi ve rebounds and three assists at Martin Methodist on Dec. 17.

2009-10 [Freshman]: Appeared in 29 games, starting 13 … averaged 1.7 points, 1.8 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game as a true freshman … scored a season-high eight points at Emmanuel on Nov. 21 … added six points in AUM’s contest against Martin Methodist on Nov. 24 … scored fi ve points, grabbed six rebounds and dished out fi ve assists against Southern Wesleyan on Feb. 9 … recorded four rebounds, three assists and a season-best three steals against Columbia on Feb. 20 … fi nished a perfect 4-for-4 from the charity stripe against Emmanuel on March 4 … added three blocked shots on the season from her point guard position.

Prep: Lettered in basketball and track and fi eld for head coaches Anthony Harris and Foster Davis at Selma High School in Selma, Ala. … helped the Saints to a 26-6 record and was named the team’s Most Valuable Player as a senior … averaged 11.3 points, 3.2 assists and 3.1 rebounds per game during her fi nal season … was the recipient of the Saints’ Defensive, Outstanding Student and Coaches’ Award … was selected to the Alabama North/South All Star team following her junior season.

Personal: Full name is Kamesha Sharel Strong … is the daughter of Michael and Veronica Strong … has a younger brother, Michael, Jr. … is majoring in secondary math education, with a minor in computer science … is the presi-dent of the AUM Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

Strong’s Career Highs

Points ........................................... 10, at Talladega, 11/6/10

Rebounds ......................... 6, vs. Southern Wesleyan, 2/9/10

Assists ........................... 6, Twice (Last: vs. Loyola, 1/29/11)

Steals .................................6, at Martin Methodist, 12/17/10

Blocks .................................1, 5X (Last: vs. Loyola, 1/29/11)

FG Made .........4, Twice (Last: at Martin Methodist, 12/17/10)

FG Attempts ..................................10, vs. Faulkner, 2/26/11

3-Point FG Made ........1, 4X (Last: vs. Emmanuel, 11/16/10)

3-Point FG Attempts ........ 3, Twice (Last: vs. EC, 11/16/10)

Free Throws Made .... 4, Twice (Last: vs. Belhaven, 1/13/11)

Free Throw Attempts .......4, 5X (Last: vs. Brenau, 2/22/11)

Strong’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG

09-10 29-13 19-73 .260 3-15 .200 8-12 .667 53 1.8 46 3 19 49 1.7

10-11 30-26 40-115 .348 1-17 .059 29-48 .604 65 2.2 78 2 34 110 3.7

Total 59-39 59-188 .314 4-32 .125 37-60 .617 118 2.0 124 5 53 159 2.7

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5StephanieTorrence

Junior5-7

GuardKnoxville, Tenn.

Farragut HS

2010-11 [Sophomore]: Saw action in all 30 games, earning the starting nod in six … averaged 8.3 points, 3.5 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.2 steals in 21.2 minutes per contest … converted 86-of-239 shots from the fl oor, including 48-of-150 shots from behind the arc … also hit 28-of-43 shots from the free throw line … added 42 assists, 36 steals and seven blocks … scored in double fi gures in 13 contests, including a career-high 29 points against Belhaven on Jan. 13 … posted her fi rst career double-double with 18 points and 10 re-bounds, while adding four steals at Talladega on Nov. 6 … had 15 points, eight rebounds and four steals in the season opener against Selma on Nov. 4 … fi n-ished with 10 points, eight rebounds and four steals against Truett-McConnell on Dec. 4 … dished out a season-high four assists against Talladega on Nov. 29 … knocked down a career-best seven 3-pointers against the Blazers … had three or more 3-pointers in eight games … snagged a season-best four steals on four occasions.

2009-10 [Freshman]: Appeared in 23 games as a freshman, starting one … averaged 2.1 points and 1.3 rebounds per game … scored a season-high 12 points against Southern Wesleyan on Feb. 9 … posted a season-best four re-bounds on four occasions … added a season-high four assists against the Lady Warriors … snagged two steals, a season high, against Emmanuel on Jan. 30 … hit three treys against Southern Poly on Feb. 27.

Prep: Earned four letters in basketball for head coaches Mike Driver and Wes Edmonds at Farragut High School in Knoxville, Tenn. … helped the Admirals to the regional championship and a sub-state appearance as a freshman … led team to district championship, region runner-up and sub-state tournament as a junior … fi nished fourth in career points for the Admirals with 1,446 … averaged 16.0 points, 5.2 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 2.2 steals per game as a senior … was a three-time all-district selection, while also earning All-PrepXtra honors from the Knoxville News Sentinel … earned all-tournament team hon-ors at the Deep South, Sunshine and Chop House Classics.

Personal: Full name is Stephanie Kaye Torrence … is the daughter of Timothy and Rosalind Torrence … has one older brother, Timothy II … is majoring in political science.

Torrence’s Career Highs

Points .......................................... 29, vs. Belhaven, 1/13/11

Rebounds ..................................... 10, at Talladega, 11/6/10

Assists ..................... 4, Twice (Last: vs. Talladega, 11/29/10)

Steals ................. 4, 4X (Last: at Martin Methodist, 12/17/10)

Blocks ............................................... 2, vs. Brenau, 2/22/11

FG Made ........................................ 9, vs. Belhaven, 1/13/11

FG Attempts ..................15, Twice (Last: at Loyola, 2/19/11)

3-Point FG Made ............................7, vs. Belhaven, 1/13/11

3-Point FG Attempts .................. 10, vs. Belhaven, 1/13/11

Free Throws Made ........................ 4, vs. Belhaven, 1/13/11

Free Throw Attempts 6, Twice (Last: at Talladega, 11/6/10)

Torrence’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPG

09-10 23-1 17-56 .304 10-35 .286 5-7 .714 31 1.3 13 1 5 49 2.1

10-11 30-6 86-239 .360 48-150 .320 28-43 .651 104 3.5 42 7 36 248 8.3

Total 53-7 103-295 .349 58-185 .314 33-50 .660 135 2.5 55 8 41 298 5.6

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Prior to AUM: Lettered two seasons in basketball for head coach Jarrod Plummer at Snead State Community College in Boaz, Ala. … appeared in 48 games during her tenure … averaged 5.7 points and 5.5 rebounds per game as a sophomore … chipped in 3.4 points and 3.0 rebounds per contest during her freshman campaign.Prep: Was a three-sport standout in basketball, volleyball and swimming at East Ridge High School in Clermont, Fla. … was a three-time all-state selection for the Knights, earning the honors as a freshman, sophomore and junior … earned all-conference honors as a freshman … paced the Knights in rebounding her fi nal three seasons … averaged 8.9 points and 12.3 rebounds per contest during her career, while converting 87 percent of her free throws … averaged 12.5 points and 10.6 rebounds per game as a senior … earned the ERHS GPA Excellence award as a junior.Personal: Full name is Ashley Anne deVries … is the daughter of James and Christy deVries … is majoring in criminal justice.

Prior to AUM: Lettered in basketball for two seasons for head coach Jarrod Plummer at Snead State Community College in Boaz, Ala. … appeared in 50 games during her tenure, posting fi ve double-doubles … averaged 12.4 points and 5.8 rebounds per game as a sophomore … converted better than 70 percent of her free throws, hitting 102-of-144 attempts during her second season … added 17 blocked shots and 21 steals as a sophomore … averaged 10.8 points and 5.8 rebounds per game during her fi rst year … began her career with a 13-point, 11-rebound perfor-mance in her fi rst collegiate game against Atlanta Metro on Nov. 2, 2009 ... earned all-state honors in each season.Prep: Was a four-year letterwinner in basketball for head coach Wendell Lofton and in volleyball for head coach Steve Wright at Hephzibah High School in Hephzibah, Ga. … averaged 17.0 points and 9.0 rebounds per game for the Lady Rebels as a senior … earned regional player of the year honors in both basketball and volleyball following her senior campaign … was selected to the Georgia All Star Team following her senior season … was a member of the National Honor Society and was ranked ninth in her graduating class of 290 students.Personal: Full name is LaKenya Denise Drayton … is the daughter of Kenneth and Sharon Drayton … has an older sister, Tiffany, and a younger brother, Ijaih … is majoring in criminal justice.

50AshleydeVries

Junior6-1

ForwardClermont, Fla.

Snead State CC

Prior to AUM: Played her freshman season for head coach Hilary Allen at Meridian Community College in Meridian, Miss. … averaged 3.5 points and 2.9 rebounds per game as a freshman … converted 42.9 percent of her shots from the fl oor … also knocked down 70.1 percent of her free throws … played her sophomore season at Chattahoochee Valley Community College in Phenix City, Ala., for head coach Dusty Perdue … helped the Lady Pirates to a 27-6 overall record and an appearance in the Alabama Community College Conference (ACCC) Region 22 tournament champion-ship game … pulled down 269 total rebounds, including 139 on the offensive glass, good for an average of 8.2 rebounds per game … also averaged 9.7 points, while converting 44.3 percent of her fi eld goals and 68 percent of her free throws … scored in double fi gures 15 times and had 13 games with double-digit rebound to-tals … posted seven double-doubles, including a 24 point, 13 rebound performance against Middle Georgia on Nov. 10, 2011 ... earned second-team All-Southern League honors from the ACCC as a sophomore.Prep: Lettered in basketball for head coach Michael Coleman at Quitman High School in Shubuta, Miss. … earned the Lady Panthers’ Most Valuable Player and Best Rebounder award as a senior.Personal: Full name is Matika Deanna-Lishay Sterling … is the daughter of Nora and Dirish Sterling … has an older brother, Norell, and an older sister, Christina … is majoring in exercise science.

Prior to AUM: Lettered in basketball for head coach Sytia Messer at Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville, Tenn., for one season … appeared in 28 games, all as a reserve … posted a scoring average of 2.6 points per game, while pulling down 1.1 rebounds per contest in just 10.5 minutes per game … added 17 assists, 12 steals and fi ve blocks … scored a season-high 12 points, had four assists and a steal in 25 minutes against Kentucky ... helped the Golden Eagles fi nish 23-8 overall, including a 15-3 mark in the Ohio Valley Conference, and an invite to the Women’s National Invitation Tournament.Prep: Lettered four years in basketball for head coach Anthony Harris at Selma High School in Selma, Ala. ... helped the Saints average better than 25 wins per season and win more than 80 percent of their games during her career ... as a se-nior, helped the Saints to a 25-8 record, while averaging 19.3 points, 2.5 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 4.1 steals per contest … scored in double fi gures 31 times, including 17 games of 20 or more points … was chosen a fi rst-team all-state selection by the Alabama Sports Writers Association following her senior campaign ... averaged 15.3 points, 5.3 rebounds, 2.6 steals and 2.0 assists per contest as a junior … was selected the South’s Most Valuable Player after scoring 15 points in the Alabama All-Star game as a junior … posted 16.8 points, 4.4 rebounds, 2.8 steals and 2.0 assists per game during her sophomore season … was a four-time all-region selection … fi nished her career with 1,960 career points.Personal: Full name is Keisha LaFaye Moore … is the daughter of Janet Cole … has a younger brother, Scott … is majoring in sports management.

24MatikaSterling

Junior6-0

ForwardShobuta, Miss.

Chattahoochee Valley CC33KeishaMoore

Sophomore5-9

GuardSelma, Ala.

Tennessee Tech University

23LaKenyaDrayton

Junior6-0

ForwardHephzibah, Ga.Snead State CC

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Prep: Lettered in basketball for fi ve seasons at Ider High School in Ider, Ala. … helped Ider to the Alabama High School Athletic Association Class 2A state tournament in 2008 and 2009 … was the Northeast Regional Tournament Most Valuable Player during the 2008 run … led the Lady Hornets to a 27-6 record and the state championship game as a sopho-more, where she scored 11 points, grabbed 14 rebounds and blocked three shots … averaged 9.9 points, 15.0 rebounds, 4.6 blocks, 4.0 steals and 2.3 assists per game as a senior … helped the Lady Hornets to a 26-5 record during the 2010-11 season … was voted to the Alabama Sports Writers Association’s 2A All-State team and the all-county and all-area squads following her senior campaign … was also selected to the Sand Mountain Super 5 team as a senior … was selected the Lady Hornets’ Most Valuable Player as a junior and senior … earned all-state honors following her junior season … was an all-county selection fi ve times and an all-area selection four times.Personal: Full name is Kayla Leann Beaty … is the daughter of Rex and Teresa Beaty … has an older sister, Nicole … is majoring in secondary education.

Prep: Lettered in basketball for head coach Scott Terry at Brookwood High School in Snellville, Ga. … helped the Lady Broncos to the state tournament in three of her four years … earned honorable mention all-state honors from the Georgia Sports Writers Association following her senior season … as a junior, averaged 17.0 points, 5.2 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 3.3 steals per game … led the team to a 21-8 overall record, a state tournament appearance and the 8-A Region runner-up title … earned all-region accolades following her junior campaign … holds the school record for free throws attempted and made in a season, fi nishing the 2009-10 season 141-of-232 from the charity stripe … her 96 steals and 3.3 steals per game average tied the season mark at Brookwood … set a single-game record with nine steals against South High School on Feb. 17, 2010.Personal: Full name is Jazmine Symone Jackson … is the daughter of Cecil Jackson and Latrice Searcy … has an older brother, Robert, and a younger sister, Alliah … is majoring in childhood education.

15KaylaBeaty

Freshman6-1

ForwardIder, Ala.Ider HS

P L tt d i b k tb ll f h

1JazmineJackson

Freshman5-5

GuardSnellville, Ga.Brookwood HS

Prep: Lettered in basketball for head coach Jaime Kruppa at South Gwinnett High School in Snellville, Ga. … as a senior, helped the Comets to Georgia Class AAAAA state tournament for the fi rst time since the 2006-07 season … set the single-game (11), season (133) and career (241) record for blocks at SGHS … her career block total is third in the Georgia state record book … posted 133 blocks as a junior and 108 as a senior, totals which ranked fi rst and second in Gwinnett County annals … averaged 14.5 points, 10.4 rebounds and 4.5 blocks per game as a senior … recorded the fi rst triple-double in school history against Archer High School, scoring 19 points, grabbing 12 rebounds and blocking 11 shots … set a career-high with 33 points and 16 rebounds in a 67-63 upset victory against then-No. 1 Brookwood High School … posted 14 double-doubles on the year … was selected to the all-region fi rst team and was an all-county selection by the Gwinnett Tip-off Club and the Gwinnett Daily Post … was also an honorable mention all-metro selection by the Atlanta Journal Constitution … averaged 15.0 points and 8.6 rebounds as a junior … earned all-region and all-county honors following her junior campaign … earned the Comets’ MVP award as a junior and senior … was selected Best All-Around as a sophomore and Best Defender as a freshman.Personal: Full name is Oritsetsemaye Tina Odume … is the daughter of Goyi and Elizabeth Odume … has an older brother, O.J., and an older sister, Joy … is unde-cided on a major.

Prep: Lettered in basketball for head coach Lori Hines at George Walton Academy in Monroe, Ga. … was an 8-A second-team all-region selection as a senior … helped the Lady Bulldogs to a 23-6 overall record, an Elite 8 appearance in the Georgia Independent School Association (GISA) state tournament and the 4A GISA regional regular-season and tournament championships … averaged 10 points, 10 rebounds and 2.1 blocks per game as a junior … was selected GWA’s Most Valuable Player as a junior and senior.Personal: Full name is Marren Elizabeth Schwartz … is the daughter of Martin Schwartz … has three brothers, Brian, Alan and Aaron … is major-ing in nursing.

44Tina

OdumeFreshman

6-2Forward

Snellville, Ga.South Gwinnett HS

30Marren

SchwartzFreshman

6-2Forward

Monroe, Ga.George Walton Academy

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WIN FOREVER PHILOSOPHY

AUMWOMEN’S BASKETBALLWIN FOREVER PHILOSOPHY

Mission: To build a first class women’s basketball program committed to excellence and developing the total person

The AUMWay

Core Values

3 Rules

Style

Beliefs

PHILOSOPHY

COMPETITION

PRACTICE IS EVERYTHING

“KNOWING”YOU’RE

GOING TOWIN!

“Success is simply doing all youcan do to maximize your

potential to be the very best youcan be in all you do in life.”

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2010-11 RECAP

2010-11 Season Statistics Record: 14-16 Home: 8-8 Away: 6-7 Neutral: 0-1

-----TOTAL----- -----3-PT----- -----REBOUNDS----- ## Player GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 13 Carlie Ainsworth 30-29 991-33.0 108-348 .310 55-209 .263 55-68 .809 38 118 156 5.2 53 57 58 0 49 326 10.924 Haley McIntyre 30-30 756-25.2 84-240 .350 24-89 .270 101-133 .759 56 110 166 5.5 72 30 64 7 27 293 9.812 Courtney Thacker 29-20 730-25.2 87-237 .367 27-110 .245 53-79 .671 43 83 126 4.3 60 21 40 4 15 254 8.85 Stephanie Torrence 30-6 635-21.2 86-239 .360 48-150 .320 28-43 .651 24 80 104 3.5 48 42 53 7 36 248 8.342 Rachel Cunningham 28-19 620-22.1 88-188 .468 7-20 .350 38-73 .521 61 103 164 5.9 61 18 54 7 16 221 7.94 Areial Woods 30-12 597-19.9 48-134 .358 2-17 .118 41-64 .641 19 48 67 2.2 51 52 88 6 20 139 4.611 Kamesha Strong 30-26 635-21.2 40-115 .348 1-17 .059 29-48 .604 20 45 65 2.2 48 78 67 2 34 110 3.71 Lacey Griffi n 28-7 383-13.7 31-102 .304 16-49 .327 17-34 .500 10 60 70 2.5 54 23 42 7 14 95 3.420 Caitlin Cunningham 28-0 398-14.2 30-70 .429 0-3 .000 22-52 .423 43 47 90 3.2 47 7 41 7 10 82 2.922 Haley Williams 25-1 247-9.9 23-78 .295 12-52 .231 2-4 .500 10 22 32 1.3 9 13 21 1 5 60 2.421 Candace Dyer 14-0 58-4.1 5-23 .217 1-8 .125 1-2 .500 3 4 7 0.5 4 1 3 0 0 12 0.9 TEAM 45 69 114 3.8 2 13 Total 30 6050 630-1774 .355 193-724 .267 387-600 .645 372 789 1161 38.7 509 342 544 48 226 1840 61.3 Opponents 30 6050 705-1801 .391 148-571 .259 342-538 .636 390 842 1232 41.1 527 368 556 101 249 1900 63.3

2010-11 Conference Statistics Record: 5-7 Home: 3-3 Away: 2-4 Neutral: 0-0

-----TOTAL----- -----3-PT----- -----REBOUNDS----- ## Player GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 13 Carlie Ainsworth 12-12 432-36.0 38-150 .253 23-97 .237 22-27 .815 17 58 75 6.3 24 17 19 0 21 121 10.124 Haley McIntyre 12-12 313-26.1 33-95 .347 8-34 .235 42-53 .792 30 45 75 6.3 28 10 23 6 6 116 9.712 Courtney Thacker 11-11 308-28.0 35-94 .372 10-38 .263 22-31 .710 19 46 65 5.9 23 6 13 3 6 102 9.35 Stephanie Torrence 12-3 261-21.8 36-101 .356 21-63 .333 10-13 .769 8 33 41 3.4 17 13 20 0 9 103 8.642 Rachel Cunningham 12-5 233-19.4 26-65 .400 1-3 .333 23-36 .639 34 31 65 5.4 23 5 15 4 2 76 6.311 Kamesha Strong 12-12 316-26.3 16-54 .296 0-6 .000 11-17 .647 8 25 33 2.8 18 36 28 2 11 43 3.61 Lacey Griffi n 12-5 175-14.6 16-48 .333 8-22 .364 2-5 .400 3 24 27 2.3 18 9 13 2 4 42 3.54 Areial Woods 12-0 176-14.7 15-36 .417 0-3 .000 7-14 .500 5 10 15 1.3 18 16 22 1 5 37 3.120 Caitlin Cunningham 11-0 142-12.9 13-29 .448 0-0 .000 7-14 .500 15 21 36 3.3 19 1 14 1 3 33 3.021 Candace Dyer 3-0 23-7.7 3-8 .375 0-3 .000 0-0 .000 0 2 2 0.7 1 1 1 0 0 6 2.022 Haley Williams 7-0 46-6.6 0-8 .000 0-6 .000 2-4 .500 1 3 4 0.6 1 4 1 0 2 2 0.3 Total 12 2425 231-688 .336 71-275 .258 148-214 .692 159 326 485 40.4 191 118 174 19 69 681 56.8 Opponents 12 2425 250-678 .369 74-260 .285 133-203 .655 144 320 464 38.7 198 158 172 43 76 707 58.9

Carlie Ainsworth led AUM in scoring last season and was a

Southern States Athletic Confer-ence West Division selection.

Haley McIntyre was one of two AUM players to join the 1,000

Point Club, fi nishing her career with 1,109 points.

Stephanie Torrence enjoyed a break-out season as a sophomore,

averaging 8.3 points and 3.5 rebounds per contest.

Kamesha Strong paced the Warhawks with 78 assists last

season and proved to be the fl oor general for the offense.

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2010-11 Season ResultsRecord: Overall Home Away Neutral All Games: 14-16 8-8 6-7 0-1 Conference: 5-7 3-3 2-4 0-0Non-Conference: 9-9 5-5 4-3 0-1

Date Opponent Location Score High Points High ReboundsNov. 4 SELMA UNIVERSITY AUM P.E. Complex W, 81-69 (16) Carlie Ainsworth (8) Stephanie TorrenceNov. 6 at Talladega College Talladega, Ala. W, 81-53 (24) Rachel Cunningham (10) Stephanie TorrenceNov. 12 at Lee University Cleveland, Tenn. L, 90-69 (17) Haley McIntyre (9) Rachel CunninghamNov. 13 vs. Shorter University Cleveland, Tenn. L, 76-70 (14) Courtney Thacker (5) Courtney Thacker (5) Stephanie Torrence (5) Carlie AinsworthNov. 16 EMMANUEL COLLEGE AUM P.E. Complex W, 65-58 (10) Rachel Cunningham (10) Rachel Cunningham (10) Areial Woods (10) Courtney ThackerNov. 19 at Southern Polytechnic State University Marietta, Ga. L, 96-71 (19) Carlie Ainsworth (8) Rachel CunninghamNov. 20 at Brewton-Parker College W, 77-69 (20) Carlie Ainsworth (9) Rachel CunninghamNov. 23 MARTIN METHODIST COLLEGE AUM P.E. Complex L, 80-77 (15) Areial Woods (8) Rachel CunninghamNov. 29 TALLADEGA COLLEGE AUM P.E. Complex W, 57-50 (23) Haley McIntyre (8) Haley McIntyre (8) Areial WoodsDec. 3 FREED-HARDEMAN UNIVERSITY AUM P.E. Complex L, 73-56 (14) Haley McIntyre (7) Courtney ThackerDec. 4 TRUETT-MCCONNELL COLLEGE AUM P.E. Complex W 59-39 (10) Courtney Thacker (8) Carlie Ainsworth (10) Stephanie Torrence (8) Stephanie TorrenceDec. 11 LEE UNIVERSITY AUM P.E. Complex L, 84-48 (14 ) Lacey Griffi n (5) Haley McIntyre (5) Courtney ThackerDec. 17 at Martin Methodist College Pulaski, Tenn. L, 91-77 (21) Carlie Ainsworth (9) Rachel CunninghamDec. 30 at University of New Orleans New Orleans, La. W, 60-50 (15) Rachel Cunningham (8) Carlie AinsworthJan. 6 at Emmanuel College Franklin Springs, Ga. W, 43-42 (15) Carlie Ainsworth (6) Haley McIntyre (6) Carlie AinsworthJan. 8 SOUTHERN POLY AUM P.E. Complex 62-55 (OT) (16) Carlie Ainsworth (11) Haley McIntyreJan. 13 BELHAVEN UNIVERSITY* AUM P.E. Complex W, 72-63 (29) Stephanie Torrence (12) Rachel CunninghamJan. 15 at Spring Hill College* Mobile, Ala. L, 57-51 (15) Rachel Cunningham (7) Courtney ThackerJan. 20 at University of Mobile* Mobile, Ala. L, 65-58 (12) Rachel Cunningham (12) Rachel CunninghamJan. 22 WILLIAM CAREY UNIVERSITY* AUM P.E. Complex L, 55-54 (16) Stephanie Torrence (7) Rachel Cunningham (7) Carlie AinsworthJan. 25 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS AUM P.E. Complex L, 64-58 (22) Carlie Ainsworth (5) Carlie Ainsworth (5) Rachel Cunningham (5) Haley McIntyreJan. 29 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY NEW ORLEANS* AUM P.E. Complex W, 66-63 (29) Carlie Ainsworth (10) Carlie AinsworthFeb. 3 at Faulkner University* Montgomery, Ala. L, 55-51 (16) Courtney Thacker (8) Haley McIntyre (8) Carlie AinsworthFeb. 5 at Belhaven University* Jackson, Miss. L, 68-46 (9) Carlie Ainsworth (5) Rachel Cunningham (5) Carlie Ainsworth (5) Haley McIntyreFeb. 10 SPRING HILL COLLEGE* AUM P.E. Complex W, 52-49 (13) Courtney Thacker (10) Haley McIntyreFeb. 12 UNIVERSITY OF MOBILE* AUM P.E. Complex L, 66-63 (17) Courtney Thacker (11) Caitlin CunninghamFeb. 17 at William Carey University* Hattiesburg, Miss. W, 63-58 (OT) (16) Carlie Ainsworth (6) Carlie Ainsworth (16) Haley McIntyreFeb. 19 at Loyola University New Orleans* New Orleans, La. W, 51-50 (13) Carlie Ainsworth (5) Carlie Ainsworth (5) Rachel Cunningham (5) Haley McIntyreFeb. 22 BRENAU UNIVERSITY AUM P.E. Complex W, 55-47 (13) Courtney Thacker (9) Haley McIntyreFeb. 26 FAULKNER UNIVERSITY* AUM P.E. Complex L, 58-54 (15) Lacey Griffi n (9) Courtney Thacker (9) Carlie Ainsworth

2010-11 Southern States Athletic Conference Postseason Award WinnersIndividual Award Winners

Player of the YearRegena Jackson (Belhaven) and Brooke McKinnon (Lee)

Defensive Player of the YearCrystal Davis (Southern Poly) and Alice Honnery (Mobile)

Freshman of the YearJasmine Brewer (Loyola)

Newcomer of the YearBrittney Carter (Faulkner)

6th Man of the YearJasmine Brewer (Loyola)

Coach of the YearVic Mitchell (Shorter)

SSAC All-West Division

Auburn University at MontgomeryCarlie Ainsworth, Haley McIntyre

SSAC All-Academic Team

Auburn University at MontgomeryCarlie Ainsworth, Caitlin Cunningham, Rachel Cunningham,

Candace Dyer, Haley McIntyre, Courtney Thacker

Musco Lighting Champions of Character Team

Auburn University at MontgomeryKamesha Strong

2010-11 RESULTS

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2011-12 OPPONENTS

Concordia College of SelmaHornets

Webber International UniversityLady Warriors

University of AlabamaCrimson Tide

Talladega CollegeLady Tornadoes

Georgia Southwestern State Univ.Hurricanes

Lee UniversityLady Flames

Shorter UniversityLady Hawks

Southern Polytechnic State UniversityRunnin’ Hornets

Brewton-Parker CollegeLady Barons

Nov. 4 - at Jimmy Faulkner Classic - 10 a.m.

Location: .............................................. Selma, Ala.Enrollment: ..................................................... 500Founded: ........................................................1922Colors: ............................................ Green and GoldConference: ................................................... NoneAffi liation: ...................................................USCAAPresident: ................Dr. Tilahun Mekonnen MendedoAthletic Director: ...........................Sheperd Skanes

Head Coach: ................................... Kimberly PoolerAssistant Coach: ................................Derek Wilson2010-11 Record (Conference): ................... 11-11Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: ....................... Kimberly PoolerOffi ce Phone: ..................334-874-5700, ext. 19777E-mail: ........................ kpooler@concordiaselma.eduWebsite: ...........................www.concordiaselma.edu

Series Record: AUM leads 2-0

Nov. 5 - at Jimmy Faulkner Classic - 1 p.m.

Location: ......................................Babson Park, Fla.Enrollment: ..................................................... 700Founded: ........................................................1927Colors: ..................................Green, Gold and WhiteConference: ...............................................The SunAffi liation: ..................................................... NAIAPresident: ........................................ Dr. Keith WadeAthletic Director: ....................................Bill Heath

Head Coach: ...................................... Grady MorrellAssistant Coaches: ......Chris Springs, Keith Combee2010-11 Record (Conference): ........... 5-19 (4-10)Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: ................. Bradley Hutzelman Offi ce Phone: ................................... 863-638-2980E-mail: ........................................... sid@webber.eduWebsite: ..........................www.webberathletics.com

Series Record: First Meeting

Nov. 6 - at Alabama - 2 p.m.EXHIBITION GAME

Location: ........................................Tuscaloosa, Ala.Enrollment: .................................................31,747Founded: ........................................................1831Colors: ....................................... Crimson and WhiteConference: ........................................SoutheasternAffi liation: ...................................... NCAA Division IPresident: .................................... Dr. Robert E. WittAthletic Director: ...................................Mal Moore

Head Coach: .................................. Wendell HudsonAssistant Coaches: ..... T. Evans, L. Drury, R. Mosley2010-11 Record (Conference): ......... 18-15 (5-11)Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: ........................... Jessica Paré Offi ce Phone: ................................... 205-348-3673E-mail: ........................................... jpare@ia.ua.eduWebsite: .......................................www.rolltide.com

Series Record: Alabama lead 2-0

Nov. 9 - at AUM - 5:30 p.m.Nov. 22 - at Talladega - 5:30 p.m.

Location: ..........................................Talladega, Ala.Enrollment: ..................................................... 600Founded: ........................................................1867Colors: ......................................... Crimson and BlueConference: ................................ Gulf Coast AthleticAffi liation: ..................................................... NAIAPresident: ..................................Dr. Billy C. HawkinsAthletic Director: ...........................Wilberto Ramos

Head Coach: ................................... Romeo LagmayAssistant Coach: ................................. Kevin Herod2010-11 Record (Conference): ......... 13-18 (5-11)Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: ...................... Demond Walker Offi ce Phone: ................................... 256-761-6411E-mail: ................................ dlwalker@talladega.eduWebsite: .....................www.talladegatornadoes.com

Series Record: AUM leads 31-1

Nov. 12 - at Georgia Southwestern - 3 p.m.

Location: ...........................................Americus, Ga.Enrollment: ...................................................3,033Founded: ........................................................1906Colors: ...................................... Navy Blue and GoldConference: ............................................Peach BeltAffi liation: .....................................NCAA Division IIPresident: ...........................Dr. Kendall A. BlanchardAthletic Director: ................. Jaclyn Kaylor Donovan

Head Coach: ........................................ Kelly BritskyAssistant Coach: ................................ Kelly Turman2010-11 Record (Conference): ......... 12-14 (6-11)Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: .............................. Matt EnsorOffi ce Phone: ................................... 229-931-2217E-mail: ....................................matt.ensor@gsw.eduWebsite: .................................. www.gswcanes.com

Series Record: AUM leads 24-1

Nov. 18 - at Lee - 4:30 p.m.

Location: .......................................Cleveland, Tenn.Enrollment: ...................................................4,411Founded: ........................................................1918Colors: ........................................Maroon and WhiteConference: ........................Southern States AthleticAffi liation: ..................................................... NAIAPresident: .......................................... Dr. Paul ConnAthletic Director: ........................... Larry Carpenter

Head Coach: .........................................Marty RoweAssistant Coach: ................................ Jan Spangler2010-11 Record (Conference): ........... 25-7 (14-2)Postseason: ............... NAIA Tournament First Round

Basketball Contact: ........................... George StarrOffi ce Phone: ................................... 423-614-8442E-mail: ............................... gstarr@leeuniversity.eduWebsite: ..................www.leeuniversity.edu/athletics

Series Record: Lee leads 14-3

Nov. 19 - at Shorter - 2 p.m.

Location: ................................................Rome, Ga.Enrollment: ...................................................2,900Founded: ........................................................1873Colors: ....................................Royal Blue and WhiteConference: ........................Southern States AthleticAffi liation: ..................................................... NAIAPresident: ..................................Dr. Donald DowlessAthletic Director: ................................Bill Peterson

Head Coach: ..........................................Vic MitchellAssistant Coach: ................................ Joanna Reitz2010-11 Record (Conference): ........... 24-8 (13-3)Postseason: ............... NAIA Tournament First Round

Basketball Contact: ............................. Matt Green Offi ce Phone: ................................... 706-233-7468E-mail: .................................... mgreen@shorter.eduWebsite: ......................... www.goshorterhawks.com

Series Record: AUM leads 31-8

Dec. 2 - at AUM - 5:30 p.m.

Location: ............................................Marietta, Ga.Enrollment: ...................................................4,800Founded: ........................................................1948Colors: .......................................... Green and WhiteConference: ........................Southern States AthleticAffi liation: ..................................................... NAIAPresident: ..............................Dr. Lisa A. RossbacherAthletic Director: ..................................Karl Staber

Head Coach: .............................. Laquanda DawkinsAssistant Coach: ............................ Stephon Seraile2010-11 Record (Conference): ........... 29-5 (14-2)Postseason: ............... NAIA Tournament First Round

Basketball Contact: ................. Laquanda DawkinsOffi ce Phone: ................................... 678-915-5514 E-mail: ...................................... ldawkins@spsu.eduWebsite: ............................. www.spsu.edu/athletics

Series Record: AUM leads 12-7

Dec. 3 - at AUM - 3 p.m.

Location: ........................................Mt. Vernon, Ga.Enrollment: ...................................................1,050Founded: ........................................................1904Colors: .................................. Navy Blue and OrangeConference: ........................Southern States AthleticAffi liation: ..................................................... NAIAPresident: .................................. Dr. Mike SimineauxAthletic Director: ...........................Sheila Simmons

Head Coach: ......................................Laphelia DossAssistant Coach: ...............................Kimberly Kern2010-11 Record (Conference): ........... 5-25 (0-16)Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: ............................ Michael DyeOffi ce Phone: ................................... 912-583-3181 E-mail: ............................................ mdye@bpc.eduWebsite: ............................... www.gobaronsgo.com

Series Record: AUM leads 27-9

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Spring Hill CollegeLady Badgers

University of MobileLady Rams

William Carey UniversityLady Crusaders

Martin Methodist CollegeLady Redhawks

University of New OrleansLady Privateers

Birmingham-Southern CollegeLady Panthers

Emmanuel CollegeLady Lions

Brenau UniversityGolden Tigers

Belhaven UniversityLady Blazers

Jan. 14 - at AUM - 2 p.m.Feb. 9 - at Spring Hill - 5:30 p.m.

Location: ..............................................Mobile, Ala.Enrollment: ...................................................1,504Founded: ........................................................1830Colors: ..........................................Purple and WhiteConference: ........................Southern States AthleticAffi liation: ..................................................... NAIAPresident: ........................ Rev. Richard P. Salmi, S.J.Athletic Director: ...................................... Jim Hall

Head Coach: .............................Karen C. McConicaoAssistant Coach: ....................................Amy Dodd2010-11 Record (Conference): ........... 11-19 (3-9)Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: ........................... Jim StennettOffi ce Phone: ................................... 251-380-4468E-mail: ........................................jstennett@shc.eduWebsite: ................................www.shcbadgers.com

Series Record: AUM leads 32-4

Jan. 19 - at AUM - 5:30 p.m.Feb. 11 - at Mobile - 2 p.m.

Location: ..............................................Mobile, Ala.Enrollment: ...................................................1,646Founded: ........................................................1961Colors: ........................................Maroon and WhiteConference: ........................Southern States AthleticAffi liation: ..................................................... NAIAPresident: ......................................... Dr. Mark FoleyAthletic Director: ...................................Joe Niland

Head Coach: ...................................... Michael BerryAssistant Coaches: .......................Ebonie Ferguson2010-11 Record (Conference): ........... 17-11 (6-6)Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: .........................Matthew HicksOffi ce Phone: ................................... 251-442-2264E-mail: ....................................mhicks@umobile.eduWebsite: ........................ www.umobile.edu/athletics

Series Record: AUM leads 30-17

Jan. 21 - at William Carey - 2 p.m.Feb. 16 - at AUM - 5:30 p.m.

Location: .....................................Hattiesburg, Miss.Enrollment: ...................................................3,250Founded: ........................................................1906Colors: ....................................Red, Black and WhiteConference: ........................Southern States AthleticAffi liation: ..................................................... NAIAPresident: .......................................Dr. Tommy KingAthletic Director: ............................... Steve Knight

Head Coach: .......................................Tracy EnglishAssistant Coaches: ................................D.J. Pulley2010-11 Record (Conference): ........... 11-15 (6-6)Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: .............................. D.J. PulleyOffi ce Phone: ................................... 601-318-6111E-mail: ................................. djpulley@wmcarey.eduWebsite: .............................www.careyathletics.com

Series Record: AUM leads 8-5

Dec. 29 - at Huntingdon Holiday Classic - 7 p.m.

Location: ...........................................Pulaski, Tenn.Enrollment: ...................................................1,090Founded: ........................................................1870Colors: ............................................. Red and WhiteConference: ................................ TranSouth AthleticAffi liation: ..................................................... NAIAPresident: ......................................... Dr. Ted BrownAthletic Director: ..................................... Jeff Bain

Head Coach: .......................................Jamy BechlerAssistant Coaches: ........... Learie Sandy, Cori Jones2010-11 Record (Conference): ......... 17-14 (6-10)Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: ............................. Claire CookOffi ce Phone: ................................... 931-363-9883E-mail: ......................... ccook@martinmethodist.eduWebsite: ...............................www.goredhawks.com

Series Record: Martin Methodist leads 4-1

Dec. 30 - at Huntingdon Holiday Classic - 9 p.m.Jan. 26 - at New Orleans - 6 p.m.

Location: ......................................New Orleans, La.Enrollment: .................................................10,903Founded: ........................................................1958Colors: ................................... Refl ex Blue and SilverConference: ............................................Gulf SouthAffi liation: .....................................NCAA Division IIPresident: .....................................John V. LombardiAthletic Director: ............................Amy Champion

Head Coach: ................... Keeshawn Carter (Interim)Assistant Coach: ........................... Lionel Robinson 2010-11 Record (Conference): ..................... 3-19Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: ...........................Jason PlotkinOffi ce Phone: ................................... 504-280-6284E-mail: ........................................ jplotkin@uno.eduWebsite: .............................www.unoprivateers.com

Series Record: Tied at 1-1

Jan. 2 - at AUM - 5:30 p.m.

Location: ......................................Birmingham, Ala.Enrollment: ...................................................1,400Founded: ........................................................1856Colors: ............................................. Black and GoldConference: ...................Southern Collegiate AthleticAffi liation: ....................................NCAA Division IIIPresident: ........................ General Charles C. KrulakAthletic Director: ................................ Joe Dean Jr.

Head Coach: .........................................Brad HodgeAssistant Coach: ....................... Rena Faust-Holden2010-11 Record (Conference): ......... 15-10 (10-6)Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: .......................... Sarah ErrecaOffi ce Phone: ................................... 205-226-4905E-mail: .......................................... serreca@bsc.eduWebsite: .................................... www.bscsports.net

Series Record: First Meeting

Jan. 6 - at Emmanuel - 6:30 p.m.

Location: .................................Franklin Springs, Ga.Enrollment: ..................................................... 800Founded: ........................................................1919Colors: ............................................... Red and GoldConference: ........................Southern States AthleticAffi liation: ..................................................... NAIAPresident: ............................. Dr. Michael S. StewartAthletic Director: ...................................Mike Bona

Head Coach: ...........................................Mike BonaAssistant Coach: .............................Ashley Jackson2010-11 Record (Conference): ........... 18-16 (8-8)Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: ........................ Howard EatonOffi ce Phone: ................................... 706-498-8559E-mail: ............................................ heaton@ec.eduWebsite: ...................................www.goeclions.com

Series Record: AUM leads 27-4

Jan. 7 - at Brenau - 2 p.m.

Location: ........................................ Gainesville, Ga.Enrollment: ...................................................2,600Founded: ........................................................1878Colors: .............................................. Gold and GoldConference: ........................Southern States AthleticAffi liation: ..................................................... NAIAPresident: ....................................... Dr. Ed SchraderAthletic Director: ...................... Mike Lochstampfor

Head Coach: ........................................ Kris StewartAssistant Coach: ................................ Beth Henson2010-11 Record (Conference): ......... 13-16 (5-11)Postseason: ....................................................none

Basketball Contact: ............................ Kris StewartOffi ce Phone: ................................... 770-538-4443E-mail: ...................................kstewart@brenau.eduWebsite: .............................. www.brenautigers.com

Series Record: AUM leads 7-2

Jan. 12 - at Belhaven - 5:30 p.m.Feb. 4 - at AUM - 2 p.m.

Location: .......................................... Jackson, Miss.Enrollment: ...................................................2,951Founded: ........................................................1883Colors: ............................................ Green and GoldConference: ........................Southern States AthleticAffi liation: ..................................................... NAIAPresident: ..................................... Dr. Roger ParrottAthletic Director: .................................. Scott Little

Head Coach: .......................................... Billy EvansAssistant Coach: .................................Steve Calder2010-11 Record (Conference): ........... 24-9 (10-2)Postseason: ............... NAIA Tournament First Round

Basketball Contact: ........................ Kirk McDonnellOffi ce Phone: ................................... 601-968-8765E-mail: ............................kmcdonnell@belhaven.eduWebsite: ................................. blazers.belhaven.edu

Series Record: AUM leads 3-1

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2011-12 OPPONENTSLoyola University New Orleans

WolfpackFaulkner University

Lady Eagles

Jan. 28 - at Loyola - 2 p.m.Feb. 18 - at AUM - 2 p.m.

Location: ...................................... New Orleans, La.Enrollment: ................................................... 5,000Founded: ........................................................ 1912Colors: .......................................... Maroon and GoldConference: ........................ Southern States AthleticAffi liation: ......................................................NAIAPresident: .......................Rev. Kevin Wm. Wildes S.J.Athletic Director: ................ Dr. Michael F. Giorlando

Head Coach: ..................................... Kellie KennedyAssistant Coaches: ......................... Lindsay Werntz2010-11 Record (Conference): ............20-12 (6-6)Postseason: .................................................... none

Basketball Contact: .............................. Josh BatesOffi ce Phone: ....................................618-558-7556E-mail: ....................................... jbbates@loyno.eduWebsite: .................................... wolfpack.loyno.edu

Series Record: Loyola leads 2-0

Feb. 2 - at AUM - 5:30 p.m.Feb. 25 - at Faulkner - 2 p.m.

Location: .................................... Montgomery, Ala.Enrollment: ..................................................3,500Founded: .......................................................1942Colors: ................Royal Blue, Silver, Black and WhiteConference: .......................Southern States AthleticAffi liation: .................................................... NAIAPresident: .........................................Dr. Billy HilyerAthletic Director: ...............................Brent Barker

Head Coach: ....................................... Reed SuttonAssistant Coach: .... Kat Kundmueller, Sarah Hughes 2010-11 Record (Conference): .......... 20-10 (6-6)Postseason: ...................................................none

Basketball Contact: .......................... Ryan BartelsOffi ce Phone: .................................. 334-652-1396E-mail: ................................. rbartels@faulkner.eduWebsite: ........................www.faulkner.edu/athletics

Series Record: Faulkner leads 2-0

Alabama ................................................. 0-2Alabama-Birmingham .............................. 1-1Alabama-Huntsville .................................. 6-1Alabama State ........................................ 4-6Anderson (S.C.) ....................................... 3-0Aquinas .................................................. 1-0Arkansas-Monticello ................................. 2-0Auburn ................................................... 0-4Azusa Pacifi c ........................................... 1-0Belhaven .............................................3-1Belmont .................................................. 1-1Bethel (Ind.) ........................................... 1-1Berry ...................................................19-12Birmingham Southern ........ First MeetingBrenau ................................................7-2Brewton-Parker ................................27-9Campbellsville ......................................... 5-5Carson-Newman ...................................... 0-1Catawba ................................................. 1-0Central Arkansas ..................................... 0-1Central State ........................................... 2-0Christian Brothers .................................... 1-0Clafl in ..................................................... 9-3Clayton State .......................................... 2-0Columbia (S.C.) ......................................12-0Concordia-Selma (Ala.) ......................2-0Converse ................................................ 1-0Covenant ................................................ 1-0Delta State ............................................. 2-0Dillard ...................................................12-6Doane .................................................... 1-0Edward Waters ........................................ 1-0Emmanuel .........................................27-4Evangel (Okla.) ....................................... 0-1Faulkner .............................................0-2Freed-Hardeman ..................................... 2-3Fresno Pacifi c .......................................... 0-1Georgetown (Ky.) .................................... 1-1Georgia Tech ........................................... 0-4Georgia Southwestern State ............24-1Huntingdon (Ala.) .................................... 2-0Indiana-South Bend ................................. 2-0

Indiana Wesleyan ................................... 1-0Jacksonville State ................................... 1-2Judson (Ala.) ......................................... 2-0Kennesaw State ..................................... 3-6Kentucky State ....................................... 1-0LaGrange .............................................. 2-0Lambuth................................................ 1-3Lander .................................................. 1-0Lee (Tenn.) ......................................3-14Life ....................................................... 3-3Limestone ............................................. 1-0Lindenwood ........................................... 1-0Lindsey Wilson ....................................... 4-0Lipscomb ............................................... 4-4Louisiana College ................................... 2-0Loyola-New Orleans ..........................2-0Lubbock Christian .................................. 0-1Lynn ..................................................... 1-0Martin Methodist ...............................1-4Mary Hardin-Baylor ................................ 2-0McKendree ............................................ 1-0Michigan-Dearborn ................................. 1-0Michigan-Oakland .................................. 1-0Midland Lutheran ................................... 1-0Miles ..................................................... 4-0Mississippi University for Women ............. 3-0Mobile ............................................30-17Montevallo ............................................24-8Morris (S.C.) .......................................... 2-0Morris Brown ......................................... 1-0Mt. Mercy .............................................. 0-1Mt. Senario ............................................ 1-0New Orleans ......................................1-1North Alabama ....................................... 1-0North Georgia .....................................20-16Northwestern Oklahoma ......................... 1-0Oklahoma Baptist ................................... 2-1Oklahoma Christian ................................ 4-1Oklahoma City ....................................... 2-1Oklahoma Science and Arts .................... 1-0Piedmont ............................................... 2-0Reinhardt .............................................18-2

Rosary (Ill.) ........................................... 2-0Samford (D-I) ........................................ 0-1Savannah College of Art and Design ........ 3-0Seattle .................................................. 1-0Selma ..................................................10-0Shaw .................................................... 1-0Shorter ............................................31-8Sienna Heights ...................................... 1-0South Alabama ...................................... 0-2Southeastern Oklahoma State ................ 0-2Southern Poly .................................12-7Southern University-New Orleans ............ 9-1Southern Nazarene ................................ 2-7Southern Wesleyan ...............................24-2Southwestern Oklahoma State ................ 1-1Spring Hill .......................................32-4St. Gregory’s ......................................... 1-0St. Martin’s ............................................ 1-0St. Mary’s (Texas) .................................. 1-0Stillman ................................................ 4-0Talladega ........................................31-1Tennessee Temple ................................. 3-0The Master’s ......................................... 0-2Transylvania .......................................... 1-1Trevecca Nazarene ................................. 1-1Troy ...................................................... 4-2Truett-McConnell ................................... 1-0Tuskegee .............................................. 1-2Union (Tenn.) ........................................ 4-7Virginia Intermont ................................. 1-0Voorhees .............................................. 2-0Wayland Baptist..................................... 0-3Webber International ....... First MeetingWest Alabama ....................................... 2-1West Florida .........................................14-4Western New Mexico ............................. 1-0William Carey ....................................8-5Wilmington (Del.) .................................. 1-0Wingate ................................................ 1-0Wisconsin-Green Bay ............................. 0-1Wofford ................................................ 1-0Xavier (La.) ........................................... 5-4

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1986-87 20-11vs. Kennesaw State L, 81-67at Judson W, 118-53vs. Spring Hill W, 74-63vs. William Carey W, 89-78at Kennesaw State L, 76-69at North Georgia L, 78-74vs. UAB W, 72-66vs. Tennessee Temple W, 2-0 (Forfeit)vs. North Georgia L, 59-56at Georgia Tech L, 74-58at Tuskegee L, 81-76at Montevallo L, 69-54vs. Shorter W, 89-69vs. Stillman W, 98-33at Talladega W, 84-71at West Florida W, 73-60vs. Alabama-Huntsville W, 82-79vs. Judson W, 95-40vs. Montevallo W, 80-58at Covenant W, 96-37at Shorter L, 72-68at West Florida L, 71-65at Stillman W, 100-83at Tennessee Temple W, 99-71at Alabama-Huntsville L, 82-76at Montevallo* W, 74-71vs. Dillard** W, 83-68vs. Union*** W, 96-87at Wisconsin-Green Bay*** L, 87-61

*District 27 Playoff**NAIA Tri-District Playoff***NAIA National Tournament

1987-88 21-7vs. Kennesaw State W, 86-78at Morris Brown W, 103-58at Kennesaw State W, 75-61vs. Stillman W, 2-0 (Forfeit)at William Carey W, 78-77vs. William Carey W, 86-56vs. Shorter W, 63-59vs. Jacksonville State W, 86-82vs. North Georgia W, 69-60at Belhaven W, 84-53at Mississippi University for Women W, 81-67at Central Arkansas L, 91-74at Montevallo W, 65-62at North Georgia W, 69-57at Berry L, 71-65at Tuskegee W, 108-86vs. Montevallo W, 95-93at West Florida W, 54-51at Alabama State L, 80-69vs. Tennessee Temple W, 93-51at Georgia Tech L, 89-72vs. Talladega W, 61-48vs. West Florida W, 82-70at Stillman W, 2-0 (Forfeit)at Jacksonville State L, 83-69at UAB L, 91-82at Talladega W, 65-53vs. Montevallo* L, 76-71

*NAIA District 27 Playoff

1988-89 20-11vs. Lee W, 80-70at Spring Hill W, 73-55at Mobile W, 77-75at Louisiana College L, 77-76vs. Shorter W. 82-46vs. Mobile W, 75-60vs. Miles W, 87-50at Carson-Newman L, 78-74at Berry L, 69-67vs. North Georgia W, 84-67vs. Berry W, 65-58

vs. Kennesaw State L, 65-55at Miles W, 67-35at Converse W, 69-61at Wofford W, 87-59at Southern Wesleyan W, 86-57vs. South Alabama L, 67-61vs. Montevallo L, 72-63at West Florida L, 70-63vs. Talladega W, 72-55at North Georgia W, 75-70at Shorter W, 72-64vs. Alabama State W, 75-73vs. West Florida W, 70-41at Georgia Tech L, 80-57at Montevallo W, 63-51at Lander L, 65-63at Talladega L, 60-57at Montevallo* W, 78-72vs. Louisiana College** W, 75-72at Union*** L, 69-62

*NAIA District 27 Playoff**NAIA Bi-District Playoff*** NAIA Tri-District Playoff

1989-90 13-15at Mobile W, 84-79at William Carey W, 84-64vs. Kentucky State W, 84-69vs. Jacksonville State L, 94-73vs. Mobile L, 57-53at Shorter W, 80-58at South Alabama L, 105-71vs. Troy State W, 100-85vs. Tuskegee L, 100-79at Catawba W, 68-66at North Georgia L, 64-54at Georgia Tech L, 89-63at Berry L, 61-48vs. Miles W, 91-77vs. Kennesaw State L, 60-52at Montevallo W, 77-76vs. Talladega W, 79-49at Troy State L, 87-73vs. Shorter W, 72-58at West Florida L, 76-73vs. Alabama State L, 64-60at Talladega W, 73-70vs. Berry L, 71-63at Kennesaw State L, 72-65at Miles W, 83-49vs. Montevallo L, 68-65vs. West Florida L, 69-51

1990-91 24-9at Mobile W, 62-58at Southern-New Orleans W, 86-65vs. Shorter W, 82-71vs. Brewton-Parker W, 69-55vs. Kennesaw State W, 82-71at Mobile L, 70-62vs. William Carey W, 61-49at Troy State W, 76-58at Alabama L, 78-57vs. North Georgia W, 76-56vs. Alabama L, 78-57at William Carey W, 65-48at North Georgia L, 67-50at Alabama State L, 72-59at Berry L, 75-56vs. Montevallo W, 86-74vs. Troy State L, 76-74vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 2-0 (Forfeit)at Shorter W, 86-72vs. Selma W, 98-57vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 89-71at West Florida W, 88-78at Georgia Southwestern W, 77-57at Talladega W, 86-80

vs. Berry W, 74-69at Kennesaw State L, 81-74at Alabama-Huntsville W, 86-66at Montevallo W, 80-77vs. Talladega W, 77-69vs. West Florida W, 89-70at Selma W, 104-61at Montevallo* W, 99-86at Mount Mercy** L, 67-54

*NAIA District 27 Playoff**NAIA National Tournament

1991-92 25-8vs. Brewton-Parker W, 80-59vs. Spring Hill W, 104-78vs. North Georgia W, 85-75vs. Kennesaw State W, 81-72vs. William Carey W, 75-66vs. Lambuth W, 90-72at Spring Hill W, 81-72at Mobile L, 62-61vs. Dillard W, 76-54vs. Mobile W, 75-56at Dillard W, 93-90at William Carey L, 70-62vs. Alabama-Huntsville W, 104-71vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 88-69vs. Berry L, 65-62at Troy State W, 89-85at Alabama State L, 59-55vs. West Florida W, 94-71at Montevallo L, 77-68at Selma W, 83-36at North Georgia L, 77-76vs. Talladega W, 86-65at Georgia Southwestern W, 80-62at Brewton-Parker W, 82-65at Berry W, 62-60vs. Selma W, 113-50at West Florida W, 91-68at Kennesaw State L, 74-70at Talladega W, 75-74vs. Troy State W, 103-89vs. Montevallo W, 99-94vs. Montevallo* W, 104-80at Fresno Pacifi c** L, 65-62

*NAIA District 27 Playoff**NAIA National Tournament

1992-93 27-6vs. William Carey W, 88-83vs. Brewton-Parker W, 95-70at Georgia Southwestern W, 103-62at Spring Hill W, 73-47vs. Xavier W, 86-62vs. Dillard W, 90-69vs. North Georgia W, 104-60vs. Mobile W, 87-68at Auburn L, 78-58vs. Berry W, 106-83at Brewton-Parker W, 78-63at William Carey L, 69-58at Mobile W, 86-59at Dillard W, 87-86at Michigan-Dearborn W, 83-31at Arkansas-Monticello W, 100-75vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 101-48at Alabama-Huntsville W, 86-58at North Georgia W, 77-53at Berry W, 71-61vs. Mississippi University for Women W, 80-58vs. Kennesaw State W, 91-48vs. West Florida W, 103-69vs. Alabama State W, 83-58vs. Montevallo L, 79-67at Talladega W, 89-44at Mississippi University for Women W, 89-60

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSat West Florida W, 93-84at Montevallo L, 72-68vs. Talladega W, 87-47at Montevallo* L, 97-89at Rosary** W, 95-79at Southwest Oklahoma** L, 73-50

*NAIA District 27 Playoff**NAIA National Tournament

1993-94 34-4vs. Selma W, 107-54at Spring Hill W, 96-73at Selma W, 114-52at Lipscomb L, 90-66at Talladega W, 82-69vs. Xavier W, 74-53vs. William Carey W, 95-58vs. Mobile W, 81-46at Berry W, 96-76at William Carey W, 74-50vs. Alabama-Huntsville W, 78-51at Xavier W, 78-70at Mobile W, 73-52at Dillard W, 83-64at Oklahoma Christian W, 80-59at Wilmington W, 105-76at Berry W, 84-66at Arkansas-Monticello W, 83-62vs. Spring Hill W, 84-58vs. Talladega W, 83-35vs. Montevallo W, 84-81at West Florida W, 101-71vs. Selma W, 116-43at Brewton-Parker W, 106-67at Alabama-Huntsville W, 104-67at Auburn L, 69-46at Talladega W, 82-52at Montevallo W, 80-72at Alabama State L, 68-58vs. West Florida W, 91-58at Selma W, 99-53vs. Selma* W, 115-48vs. West Florida* W, 108-63vs. Montevallo* W, 77-73at Rosary** W, 103-59at Central State** W, 85-76at Southwest Oklahoma** W, 69-60at Southern Nazarene** L, 83-81

*NAIA SE Regional Tournament**NAIA National Tournament

1994-95 34-3vs. William Carey W, 80-61at Clayton State W, 98-65vs. Emmanuel W, 78-66vs. Berry W, 58-52at Spring Hill W, 82-65vs. Spring Hill W, 97-48at Auburn L, 86-61vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 82-62vs. Mobile W, 63-55at Xavier L, 72-64at William Carey W, 92-51at Southern-New Orleans W, 84-72at Sienna Heights W, 89-60at Doane W, 101-88at Aquinas W, 90-55vs. Delta State W, 113-75vs. Montevallo W, 64-60vs. Belhaven W, 84-65vs. Talladega W, 91-41at Mobile W, 78-53at Montevallo W, 65-62vs. Selma W, 98-38at Selma W, 94-72vs. Alabama State W, 89-59at North Georgia W, 112-85at Talladega W, 88-46

at Emmanuel W, 103-81vs. Montevallo W, 70-65at Delta State W, 70-68vs. North Georgia W, 98-71at Berry W, 89-80vs. Limestone* W, 98-45vs. Montevallo* W, 81-76vs. Lynn* W, 111-65at Voorhees** W, 103-50at St. Martin’s** W, 95-79at Southeast Oklahoma** L, 81-76

*NAIA SE Regional Tournament**NAIA National Tournament

1995-96 30-6at Concordia W, 86-44at Spring Hill W, 88-54at Xavier W, 97-63vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 76-44vs. Mobile W, 77-62vs. Spring Hill W, 79-58at Martin Methodist W, 85-67at Berry W, 97-53at Wayland Baptist L, 86-75vs. Dillard W, 101-64at Oakland W, 91-89at Lipscomb L, 89-60at Southern-New Orleans W, 77-60at Dillard L, 81-76at Auburn L, 82-56vs. Midland Lutheran W, 83-79vs. West Georgia W, 104-71vs. Oklahoma City W, 83-60vs. Seattle W, 81-67vs. Lindenwood W, 69-44vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor W, 84-65at Mobile W, 83-71vs. Talladega W, 83-52at Selma W, 151-48at Berry W, 82-52at Talladega W, 83-52at Anderson W, 95-68at Emmanuel L, 70-58vs. Concordia W, 125-36vs. Selma W, 94-34vs. Berry W, 71-55vs. West Florida* W, 98-56vs. Montevallo* W, 68-64at St. Mary’s** W, 61-60at Western New Mexico** W, 91-75at Lipscomb** L, 87-66

* NAIA SE Regional Tournament** NAIA National Tournament

1996-97 19-11vs. Dillard L, 61-57at Mobile W, 54-46at Southern-New Orleans L, 66-60at Clafl in L, 78-72at Shaw W, 73-45at Emmanuel W, 56-50vs. Union L, 67-64at Spring Hill W, 75-69at Xavier L, 67-46vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 68-45at Union L, 69-51at Lambuth L, 74-57at Campbellsville W, 64-62at Clafl in L, 75-68at Lipscomb W, 71-70vs. Campbellsville W, 73-56vs. Mobile L, 59-56vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor W, 61-54vs. Oklahoma Christian W, 56-55at Brewton-Parker W, 89-54at Talladega W, 78-53at Anderson W, 56-47vs. Belmont W, 60-41

at Belmont L, 63-59vs. Talladega W, 55-46vs. Spring Hill W, 78-40vs. Andeson W, 75-52vs. Montevallo* W, 61-49vs. Christian Brothers* W, 62-45at Southeast Oklahoma** L, 78-66

*NAIA SE Regional Tournament**NAIA National Tournament

1997-98 24-10vs. Southern-New Orleans W, 85-46at Spring Hill L, 63-46at Alabama State L, 48-44at Mobile L, 49-42at Xavier L, 42-39vs. Spring Hill W, 69-42vs. Union L, 71-61at Oklahoma Science and Arts W, 51-49at Oklahoma City W, 57-52at Southern Nazarene L, 74-51vs. Mobile W, 60-51at Lipscomb W, 66-50at Lindsey Wilson W, 60-50at Campbellsville L, 80-77at Southern-New Orleans W, 55-32vs. Xavier W, 59-56vs. Oklahoma Christian W, 67-51vs. Bethel W, 55-52at Mt. Senario W, 77-22at Union L, 54-45at Talladega W, 60-51at Clafl in W, 69-33at Brewton-Parker W, 71-46vs. Shorter W, 55-34vs. North Georgia W, 73-56vs. Brewton-Parker W, 82-30at North Georgia L, 71-60at Georgia Southwestern W, 57-43vs. Talladega W, 63-51at Shorter W, 61-35vs. Clafl in W, 60-44vs. Talladega* W, 61-46at Freed-Hardeman** W, 63-31at Wayland Baptist** L, 69-62

*NAIA SE Regional Tournament**NAIA National Tournament

1998-99 28-8at Mobile W, 60-52vs. Alabama State W, 60-37at Spring Hill W, 52-48at Southern Nazarene L, 82-47at Oklahoma Christian W, 50-41at Northwest Oklahoma State W, 51-43at Southern Nazarene L, 66-63at St. Gregory’s W, 56-49vs. Union W, 65-55at Lipscomb W, 67-65at Transylvania L, 59-55at Campbellsville W, 63-53vs. Emmanuel W, 88-30vs. Indiana Wesleyan W, 65-35vs. Clafl in W, 70-43vs. Campbellsville W, 57-54vs. Mobile W, 64-37vs. Georgia Southwestern L, 60-51at North Georgia L, 70-58vs. Shorter W, 56-37vs. Spring Hill W, 47-43vs. Brewton-Parker W, 93-24at Union L, 62-50at Clafl in W, 52-50vs. North Georgia W, 63-48at Georgia Southwestern W, 54-41at Brewton-Parker W, 64-27vs. North Alabama W, 72-42at Xavier L, 40-37

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSat Savannah College of Art and Design W, 60-42at Shorter W, 56-40vs. Talladega* W, 78-50vs. Lindsey Wilson* W, 81-51at McKendree** W, 70-53at Morris** W, 77-37at Freed-Hardeman** L, 55-48

*Mid-South Independent Tournament**NAIA National Tournament

1999-2000 33-4at Lipscomb W, 75-52at Life W, 73-47vs. Spring Hill W, 69-56at Union W, 51-47at Lambuth W, 69-49at Georgetown W, 62-52at Transylvania W, 67-36at Spring Hill W, 53-41vs. Emmanuel W, 56-31vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 70-37at Brewton-Parker W, 49-47at Georgia Southwestern W, 52-36at Lipscomb L, 64-56at Rio Grande W, 66-48vs. Lindsey Wilson W, 64-35vs. Mobile W, 70-48at Piedmont W, 70-36at North Georgia W, 69-53vs. Life W, 62-47at Emmanuel W, 57-40at Southern Wesleyan W, 65-34vs. Brewton-Parker W, 63-49vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 72-67vs. Shorter W, 51-32at LaGrange W, 80-22at Life L, 73-60vs. Piedmont W, 77-48vs. North Georgia L, 76-75at Savannah Art & Design W, 59-52at Shorter W, 52-39vs. Southern Wesleyan* W, 79-34vs. Shorter* W, 76-62vs. North Georgia* W, 72-66at Clafl in** W, 67-33at Trevecca Nazarene** W, 61-46at Southern Nazarene** L, 56-54

*GACC Tournament**NAIA National Tournament

2000-01 34-4at Morris W, 71-27vs. Talladega W, 54-36at Edward Waters W, 51-37at Oklahoma Baptist W, 70-66at Southern Nazarene L, 70-66at Spring Hill W, 73-61at Mobile W, 62-45at Clayton State W, 79-39at Kennesaw State W, 59-55at Lindsey Wilson W, 69-43at Southern Nazarene W, 56-51at Campbellsville L, 63-53vs. Virginia Intermont W, 74-43vs. Dillard W, 57-50vs. Spring Hill W, 61-49at Reinhardt W, 80-57vs. Brewton-Parker W, 64-53vs. Emmanuel W, 64-31vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 92-47at Shorter W, 63-41at Talladega W, 77-27vs. North Georgia W, 56-52vs. Ga. Southwestern W, 68-54

vs. Reinhardt W, 70-40at Brewton-Parker L, 59-55at Emmanuel W, 57-41at Southern Wesleyan W, 100-39vs. Shorter W, 55-43at Georgia Southwestern W, 64-43at Southern Wesleyan* W, 83-31at Georgia Southwestern* W, 65-57at North Georgia* W, 62-56at Indiana Southeast** W, 59-43at Central State** W, 72-63at Union** W, 55-52at Southern Nazarene** W, 53-49at Oklahoma City** L, 69-52

*GACC Tournament**NAIA National Tournament

2001-02 19-15at Campbellsville L, 86-64at Mobile W, 58-48at Union L, 54-46at Lambuth L, 66-54vs. Mobile L, 68-59at Wingate W, 73-52at Kennesaw State W, 59-55at Mobile L, 71-55at Oklahoma Baptist L, 69-50at Life W, 53-51at Campbellsville L, 57-39at Dillard L, 63-52vs. Dillard W, 57-42at Reinhardt W, 77-46at North Georgia L, 75-54vs. Brewton-Parker W, 64-44vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 44-38at Life L, 57-35at Southern Wesleyan W, 80-55at Emmanuel W, 69-62vs. Shorter L, 62-48vs. Reinhardt W, 98-55vs. North Georgia W, 84-67at Brewton-Parker W, 2-0 (Forfeit)at Georgia Southwestern W, 72-46vs. Life L, 65-56vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 86-50vs. Emmanuel W, 59-35at Shorter W, 62-53at Reinhardt* W, 65-45at Shorter* W, 77-67at North Georgia* L, 64-57at Houston Baptist** L, 67-59

*GACC Tournament**NAIA National Tournament

2002-03 25-9vs. Spring Hill W, 54-45at Mobile W, 57-51at Clafl in W, 57-54vs. Mobile W, 56-36vs. Clafl in W, 67-58vs. Dillard L, 66-60at The Master’s L, 66-60at Evangel L, 50-45at Azusa Pacifi c W, 62-51at Indiana-South Bend W, 62-51at Southern Nazarene L, 62-47at Campbellsville L, 67-58at Dillard L, 45-42vs. Spring Hill W, 68-49vs. Reinhardt W, 83-37vs. North Georgia W, 70-64at Brewton-Parker W, 57-53at Georgia Southwestern W, 67-56vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 74-19

vs. Emmanuel W, 63-64at Shorter W, 53-35at Southern Tech W, 77-50at Reinhardt W, 77-54at North Georgia L, 70-66vs. Brewton-Parker W, 64-41vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 70-47at Southern Wesleyan W, 65-47at Emmanuel W, 64-44vs. Shorter W, 62-42vs. Southern Tech W, 70-52at Southern Wesleyan* W, 81-46at Georgia Southwestern* W, 76-71at North Georgia* L, 62-60at Transylvania** L, 67-56

*GACC Tournament**NAIA National Tournament

2003-04 25-8vs. Spring Hill W, 60-48at Spring Hill W, 57-35vs. Clafl in W, 61-38at Mobile W, 59-57at Lubbock Christian L, 53-50at Wayland Baptist L, 57-46at Southern Nazarene L, 68-55vs. Mobile W, 58-53at Trevecca Nazarene L, 54-52at Clafl in W, 64-40vs. Dillard L, 48-43vs. Travecca Nazarene W, 62-46vs. Brewton-Parker W, 76-57at Reinhardt W, 73-48vs. Emmanuel W, 64-48at Shorter W, 50-20at Southern Tech W, 68-41at Georgia Southwestern W, 66-49at Southern Wesleyan W, 76-57vs. North Georgia W, 72-58at Brewton-Parker W, 63-57vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 58-26vs. Reinhardt W, 62-49at Emmanuel W, 72-47vs. Shorter W, 59-48at North Georgia L, 61-58vs. Southern Tech W, 55-24vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 57-53at Southern Wesleyan* W, 64-36at Brewton-Parker* W, 64-56at North Georgia* L, 82-64at Oklahoma Baptist** W, 61-55at Union** L, 68-47

*GACC Tournament**NAIA National Tournament

2004-05 19-11at Voorhees W, 54-47at Clafl in L, 70-68 (OT)at Spring Hill W, 54-42vs. Mobile W, 58-56at Columbia W, 74-40vs. Spring Hill W, 45-41vs. Clafl in W, 51-48vs. Berry W, 60-56at Brewton-Parker L, 75-60vs. Emmanuel W, 52-42at Mobile L, 61-55at Lee L, 75-51vs. North Georgia L, 62-43at Reinhardt W, 60-48at Southern Tech W, 54-45vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 61-52vs. Columbia W, 65-24at Berry L, 68-53

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSvs. Brewton-Parker L, 71-57at Georgia Southwestern W, 59-50vs. Lee L, 59-43at North Georgia L, 65-47at Shorter L, 68-58at Emmanuel W, 56-51vs. Reinhardt W, 70-63vs. Shorter W, 66-50vs. Southern Tech W, 60-50vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 54-41at Southern Wesleyan W, 69-64at Lee* L, 51-49

*SSAC Tournament

2005-06 18-12at Spring Hill W, 68-58at Mobile L, 57-47vs. Mobile L, 67-58 (OT)vs. Berry W, 56-51vs. Shorter W, 56-45vs. Columbia W, 59-39at Huntingdon W, 58-48vs. Lee L, 69-50vs. Spring Hill L, 53-49at Montevallo L, 56-45vs. Reinhardt W, 57-56at Mobile L, 71-69at Georgia Southwestern W, 56-54at Brewton-Parker L, 69-61vs. Emmanuel W, 53-50vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 65-53vs. Southern Poly W, 68-37at Berry L, 59-52at Shorter W, 43-49vs. Lee L, 58-54at Southern Poly W, 61-60 (OT)at Reinhardt W, 75-54vs. Brewton-Parker W, 77-63vs. Georgia Southwestern W, 60-49at Emmanuel W, 58-50at Southern Wesleyan L, 63-56at Columbia W, 57-41at Shorter* W, 64-33at Brewton-Parker* L, 75-63at The Master’s** L, 65-50

* SSAC Tournament** NAIA National Tournament

2006-07 28-6vs. Mobile W, 69-68at Spring Hill W, 62-48at Savannah College of Art and Design W, 67-47at Dillard W, 77-51vs. William Carey W, 60-51at Brewton-Parker L, 57-44vs. Spring Hill W, 53-31vs. Huntingdon W, 83-41at Columbia W, 81-47vs. Lee W, 46-41vs. Brenau W, 65-56at William Carey W, 58-29at Mobile L, 70-48at Southern Wesleyan W, 62-58vs. Berry W, 69-62at Reinhardt W, 42-37at Southern Poly W, 63-42vs. Shorter W, 57-31vs. Montevallo W, 61-57vs. Emmanuel W, 49-38vs. Columbia W, 60-21vs. Brewton-Parker W, 57-40vs. Reinhardt L, 60-58at Lee L, 61-55vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 67-47

at Brenau W, 40-26vs. Southern Poly W, 52-46at Berry W, 69-57at Emmanuel W, 49-30at Shorter W, 42-38vs. Reinhardt* W, 66-58vs. Southern Poly* W, 54-40at Lee* L, 62-49at Lambuth** L, 68-46

* SSAC Tournament** NAIA National Tournament

2007-08 12-18at Mobile L, 60-58vs. William Carey W, 51-40at West Alabama* W, 61-59at Montevallo* W, 54-45at West Alabama L, 59-51vs. Mobile W, 64-53vs. Berry L, 63-55vs. Shorter L, 54-44at Lee L, 71-38at Reinhardt L, 43-41 (OT)at William Carey L, 52-40at Freed-Hardeman** W, 68-50at Oklahoma Christian** L, 57-50at Southern Wesleyan W, 60-36at Columbia W, 64-51vs. Brewton-Parker W, 59-48at Emmanuel L, 47-40at Brenau L, 65-64at Berry L, 56-53at Shorter L, 62-55vs. Southern Poly W, 53-38vs. Lee L, 79-58vs. Reinhardt W, 64-56vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 51-45vs. Columbia W, 67-48at Southern Polytechnic L, 60-51at Brewton-Parker L, 69-58vs. Emmanuel L, 73-49vs. Brenau W, 64-58at Berry*** L, 65-51

* University of Montevallo Tournament**NAIA South Padre Shootout*** SSAC Tournament

2008-09 20-9vs. Dillard W, 53-31vs. Mobile L, 73-66at Spring Hill L, 68-62vs. West Alabama W, 70-60 (OT)at Berry W, 59-56at Shorter W, 57-54vs. Lee L, 65-58vs. Reinhardt W, 77-54at William Carey W, 65-41at Mobile W, 68-60vs. Spring Hill W, 63-40at Southern Poly L, 67-57at Brewton-Parker L, 65-64vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 58-56vs. Emmanuel W, 59-38vs. Brenau L, 68-65vs. Columbia W, 67-29vs. Berry W, 57-47vs. Shorter W, 53-47at Lee L, 80-68at Reinhardt W, 75-56at Southern Wesleyan W, 65-47at Columbia W, 66-33vs. Southern Poly W, 65-50vs. Brewton-Parker W, 58-37at Emmanuel W, 71-63

at Brenau W, 82-72at Southern Poly* L, 53-50at Point Loma Nazarene** L, 51-38

*SSAC Tournament**NAIA National Tournament

2009-10 15-15at Mobile W, 63-57at Bethel* L, 67-54at Freed-Hardeman* L, 69-39vs. Mobile L, 54-47at Spring Hill W, 62-49vs. William Carey W, 44-35at Brenau W, 66-59at Emmanuel L, 67-48vs. Martin Methodist L, 62-49vs. Berry W, 75-65at William Carey L, 69-56at Martin Methodist L, 61-52vs. Spring Hill W, 91-50at Lee L, 61-51vs. Shorter L, 53-50at Columbia W, 70-49at Southern Wesleyan L, 56-53vs. Brewton-Parker W, 70-53vs. Southern Poly L, 58-44vs. Brenau W, 83-80 (2OT)vs. Emmanuel W, 60-30at Shorter L, 65-60at Berry L, 76-61vs. Southern Wesleyan W, 75-64vs. Lee W, 73-49vs. Columbia W, 72-44at Brewton-Parker W, 62-57at Southern Poly L, 49-38at Emmanuel** W, 38-34at Lee** L, 53-35

*Freed-Hardeman LionBackers Classic**SSAC Tournament

2010-11 14-16vs. Selma W, 81-69at Talladega W, 81-53at Lee L, 90-69vs. Shorter L, 76-70vs. Emmanuel W, 65-58at Southern Poly L, 96-71at Brewton-Parker W, 77-69vs. Martin Methodist L, 80-77vs. Talladega W, 57-50vs. Freed-Hardeman L, 73-56vs. Truett-McConnell W, 59-39vs. Lee L, 84-48at Martin Methodist L, 91-77at New Orleans W, 60-50at Emmanuel W, 43-42vs. Southern Poly L, 62-55 (OT)vs. Belhaven W, 72-63at Spring Hill L, 57-51at Mobile L, 65-58vs. William Carey L, 55-54vs. New Orleans L, 64-58vs. Loyola New Orleans W, 66-63at Faulkner L, 55-51at Belhaven L, 68-46vs. Spring Hill W, 52-49vs. Mobile L, 66-63at William Carey W, 63-58 (OT)at Loyola New Orleans W, 51-50vs. Brenau W, 55-47vs. Faulkner L, 58-54

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AUM RECORD BOOK

Individual Game Highs

Points: .....................48, Samantha Tomlinson, vs. Concordia, 10/31/95FG Made: .................20, Samantha Tomlinson, vs. Concordia, 10/31/95FG Attempted: ....................32, Helen Davis, vs. West Florida, 1/20/94FG Percentage: ............................................................................... ..................... 1.000 (13-13), Justyne Stanioch, vs. Spring Hill, 11/22/943-Point FG Made: .......... 8, Joanna Cuprys, vs. North Georgia, 1/28/953-Point FG Attempted: 16, Joanna Cuprys, vs. North Georgia, 1/28/95FT Made: .........................16, Natasha Pittman, vs. Montevallo, 2/25/93FT Attempted: ....20, Carla Douglas, vs. Southern Nazarene, 12/9/2000Free Throw Percentage: ................................................................. ..................1.000, (13-13), Haley McIntyre, vs. Brewton-Parker, 1/12/08 .......................................(12-12), Leigh Swanson, vs. Mobile, 11/24/92 ...............................................Joanna Cuprys, vs. Spring Hill, 11/21/95Rebounds: .......................23, Jackie Hodnett, vs. Emmanuel, 11/19/96 .................................. Crystal Williams, vs. Edward Waters, 11/11/2000Assists: ...................................25, LaKenya Knight, vs. Selma, 1/18/96Blocked Shots: .............15, Samantha Tomlinson, vs. Dillard, 11/27/95Steals: ........................... 12, Veronica Harris, vs. West Florida, 2/11/89

Team Game Highs

Points ............................................................ 151 vs. Selma, 1/18/96Fewest Points Allowed .............................. 16 vs. LaGrange, 1/16/00Field Goals Made ............................................. 64 vs. Selma, 1/18/96Field Goals Attempted ............................... 100 vs. Judson, 11/18/86Field Goal Percentage ...................... .571 vs. Brewton-Parker, 2/9/06Free Throws Made ..................... 38 vs. Oklahoma Christian, 12/30/97Free Throws Attempted ............. 49 vs. Oklahoma Christian, 12/30/97Rebounds ....................................... 74 vs. Southern Wesleyan, 3/2/00Assists ............................................................. 47 vs. Selma, 1/18/96Blocked Shots .............................................20 vs. Emmanuel, 2/3/95Steals ..........................................................30 vs. Concordia, 2/13/96Largest Margin of Victory ............................. 103 vs. Selma, 1/18/96

Win/Loss Streaks

Longest Winning Streak ................................26, 12/10/94 - 3/18/95Longest Losing Streak .......................................... 6, 1/17/08-2/7/08

Scoring AverageName Year Avg.Joanna Cuprys 1995-96 26.7Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 24.7Leigh Swanson 1991-92 22.0Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 21.7Natasha Pittman 1992-93 20.9Leigh Swanson 1992-93 20.8Rhonda Coker 1987-88 20.8Justyne Stanioch 1995-96 19.6Joanna Cuprys 1994-95 19.1Leigh Swanson 1990-91 18.6

PointsName Year TotalJoanna Cuprys 1995-96 882Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 737Leigh Swanson 1991-92 725Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 717Leigh Swanson 1992-93 688Justyne Stanioch 1995-96 688Natasha Pittman 1992-93 669Samantha Tomlinson 1994-95 568Joanna Cuprys 1993-94 554Rhonda Coker 1987-88 542

ReboundingName Year TotalCrystal Williams 1999-00 411Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 406Crystal Williams 1998-99 395Crystal Williams 2000-01 373Cynthia Alexander 1993-94 360Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 344Crystal Williams 1997-98 329Leslie Beverly 1992-93 311Natasha Pittman 1992-93 310Natasha Pittman 1993-94 285

AssistsName Year TotalLaKenya Knight 1995-96 305Tracey Tipton 1986-87 277LaKenya Knight 1994-95 273Pam Holloway 1993-94 238Toni Nicely 1993-94 177Jama Herbert 1992-93 168Jama Herbert 1991-92 158Veronica Harris 1988-89 148Tracey Tipton 1987-88 137Paula Brost 1988-89 136Tiffany Frederick 2003-04 136

StealsName Year TotalNatasha Pittman 1992-93 123Veronica Harris 1988-89 123LaKenya Knight 1994-95 111LaKenya Knight 1995-96 109Cynthia Alexander 1993-94 109Crystal Williams 1999-00 98Crystal Williams 2000-01 98Leslie Beverly 1992-93 97Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 94Justyne Stanioch 1995-96 92

AUM Single Season Record Book

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Blocked ShotsName Year TotalSamantha Tomlinson 1994-95 203Cassie Moore 2009-10 107Cassie Moore 2008-09 93Eszter Abraham 1991-92 63Matisha Brown 1988-89 56Samantha Tomlinson 1995-96 54Felicia Pharr 1986-87 48Natasha Pittman 1992-93 40Joanna Cuprys 1993-94 35Natasha Pittman 1993-94 33

Field Goals MadeName Year TotalJoanna Cuprys 1995-96 323Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 310Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 293Justyne Stanioch 1995-96 282Natasha Pittman 1992-93 270Justyne Stanioch 1994-95 224Leigh Swanson 1991-92 224Rhonda Coker 1987-88 223Crystal Williams 2000-01 222Leslie Beverly 1992-93 221

Field Goal PercentageName Year Pct.Justyne Stanioch 1994-95 .675Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 .646Cassie Moore 2008-09 .596Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 .572Cynthia Alexander 1993-94 .571Natasha Pittman 1992-93 .570Justyne Stanioch 1995-96 .570Kelli Roberts 2000-01 .569Leslie Beverly 1992-93 .564Amanda Tolbert 2003-04 .559

3-Point Field Goals MadeName Year TotalLeigh Swanson 1992-92 102Samantha Tomlinson 1994-95 97Leigh Swanson 1992-93 93Carlie Ainsworth 2009-10 87Joanna Cuprys 1993-94 83Carlie Ainsworth 2008-09 81Deaundra Johnson 2000-01 69Brittany Moore 2006-07 64Katie Barnett 1999-00 58Leigh Swanson 1990-01 57Brittany Moore 2005-06 57

3-Point Field Goal PercentageName Year TotalMarla Kemp 1995-96 .542Leigh Swanson 1990-91 .432Carla Douglas 2000-01 .429Leigh Swanson 1991-92 .427Joanna Cuprys 1994-95 .408Tiffany Frederick 2002-03 .400Carlie Ainsworth 2008-09 .400Crystal Smith 2002-03 .388Natalie Nelson 2005-06 .388Joanna Cuprys 1995-96 .387

Free Throws MadeName Year TotalLeigh Swanson 1991-92 175Leigh Swanson 1992-93 157Joanna Cuprys 1995-96 144Crystal Williams 1999-00 136Natasha Pittman 1992-93 129Lisa Samples 1986-87 124Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 120Cynthia Alexander 1994-95 117Cindy Black 1989-90 115Justyne Stanioch 1995-96 114

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PointsName Years TotalLeigh Swanson 1989-93 2,336Crystal Williams 1997-01 1,913Carla Douglas 1997-01 1,873Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 1,759Monica Diamond 2001-05 1,456Karen Duncan 1991-94 1,221Katie Barnett 1996-00 1,173Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 1,143Justyne Stanioch 1994-96 1,159Brittany Moore 2004-08 1,124

Scoring AverageName Years Avg.Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 24.7Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 20.2Leigh Swanson 1989-93 19.6Rhonda Coker 1986-88 18.4Samantha Tomlinson 1994-96 17.5

Matisha Brown 1988-89 17.4Justyne Stanioch 1994-96 17.0Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 16.5Lisa Samples 1986-88 16.5Lesley Beverly 1991-93 16.2

ReboundingName Years TotalCrystal Williams 1997-01 1,508Carla Douglas 1997-01 1,042Monica Diamond 2001-05 797Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 766Melanie Gess 2006-10 665Justyne Stanioch 1994-96 640Natasha Pittman 1992-94 595Leigh Swanson 1989-93 580Amanda Tolbert 2000-04 551Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 549

AUM Career Record Book

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AUM Team Season Highs

Points ................................ 3,322, 1993-94Fewest Points Allowed ..... 1,695, 2009-10Field Goals Made............... 1,302, 1993-94Field Goals Attempted ...... 2,823, 1993-94Field Goal Percentage ....... .508, 1994-95Free Throws Made ............... 564, 1993-94Free Throws Attempted ...... 858, 1993-94Rebounds .......................... 1,811, 1994-95Assists .................................. 858, 1993-94Blocked Shots ...................... 318, 1994-95Steals ................................... 536, 1992-93

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Rebounding AverageName Years Avg.Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 11.9Natasha Pittman 1992-94 11.6Crystal Williams 1997-01 10.7Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 10.6Leslie Beverly 1991-93 9.3Barbara Appling 1990-92 9.2Rhonda Coker 1986-88 8.5Lisa Samples 1986-88 8.2Cassie Moore 2008-10 7.9Matisha Brown 1988-89 7.8

AssistsName Years TotalLaKenya Knight 1994-96 578Pam Holloway 1990-94 500Jama Herbert 1989-93 455Katie Barnett 1996-00 423Tracey Tipton 1986-88 422Toni Nicely 1990-94 404Brittany Moore 2004-08 383Freeah Smith 1996-00 351Karen Duncan 1991-94 314Jessica Weathers 2001-05 311

StealsName Year TotalCrystal Williams 1997-01 337Veronica Harris 1986-90 255Karen Duncan 1991-94 243Carla Douglas 1997-01 241Brittany Moore 2004-08 229Jama Herbert 1989-93 226LaKenya Knight 1994-96 220Natasha Pittman 1992-94 211Leigh Swanson 1989-93 207Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 203

Blocked ShotsName Years TotalSamantha Tomlinson 1994-96 257Cassie Moore 2008-10 200Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 88Natasha Pittman 1992-94 73Eszter Abraham 1991-92 63

Felicia Pharr 1986-90 59Matisha Brown 1988-89 56Carla Douglas 1997-01 54Justyne Stanioch 1994-96 49Lesley Beverly 1991-93 42

Field Goals MadeName Years TotalCarla Douglas 1997-01 767Crystal Williams 1997-01 754Leigh Swanson 1989-93 695Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 687Monica Diamond 2001-05 566Justyne Stanioch 1994-96 506Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 495Karen Duncan 1991-94 492Natasha Pittman 1992-94 483Rhonda Coker 1986-88 432

Field Goal PercentageName Year Pct.Justyne Stanioch 1994-96 .616Cynthia Alexander 1993-95 .616Cassie Moore 2008-10 .569Natasha Pittman 1992-94 .547Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 .545Lesley Beverly 1991-93 .541Jackie Hodnett 1996-97 .512Jackie Tate 2002-03 .512Cindy Black 1988-90 .507Lisa Samples 1986-88 .501Eszter Abraham 1991-92 .497

3-Point Field Goals MadeName Year TotalLeigh Swanson 1989-93 281Carlie Ainsworth 2007-11 238 Brittany Moore 2004-08 205Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 187Katie Barnett 1996-00 183Jessica Weathers 2001-05 149Deaundra Johnson 1997-01 142Samantha Tomlinson 1994-96 115Haley McIntyre 2005-11 106

3-Point Field Goal PercentageName Year TotalLeigh Swanson 1989-93 .387Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 .385

Samantha Tomlinson 1994-95 .373Tiffany Frederick 2002-04 .357Haley McIntyre 2005-11 .344Carlie Ainsworth 2007-11 .342Katie Barnett 1996-00 .342Crystal Smith 2002-04 .335Brittany Moore 2004-08 .330Karen Duncan 1991-94 .330

Free Throws MadeName Year TotalLeigh Swanson 1989-93 527Crystal Williams 1997-01 405Carla Douglas 1997-01 327Haley McIntyre 2005-11 323 Monica Diamond 2001-05 281Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 278Toni Nicely 1990-94 273Katie Barnett 1996-00 260Jessica Weathers 2001-05 240Natasha Pittman 1992-94 231

Free Throw PercentageName Year Pct.Joanna Cuprys 1993-96 .858Leigh Swanson 1989-93 .830Haley McIntyre 2005-11 .794LaKeisha Parrish 1999-00 .792Matisha Brown 1988-89 .770Lisa Samples 1986-88 .769Jackie Tate 2002-03 .765Patti Ford 1989-91 .762Katie Barnett 1996-00 .758Rhonda Coker 1986-88 .750

Games PlayedName Year TotalCrystal Williams 1997-01 141Carla Douglas 1997-01 139Katie Barnett 1996-00 137Nefraterri Rostick 1998-03 130Monica Diamond 2001-05 130Freeah Smith 1996-00 130Jama Herbert 1989-93 125Magan Merritt 1999-03 125Brittany Moore 2004-08 124Jessica Weathers 2001-05 124Pam Holloway 1990-94 124Toni Nicely 1990-94 122

Melanie Gess

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4. Joanna Cuprys 1,759 Forward, 6-3, Wroclaw, Poland

Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg. 1993-94 199 445 .447 83 224 .371 73 93 .785 554 15.0 1994-95 165 299 .552 49 120 .408 61 68 .897 440 19.1 1995-96 283 517 .547 55 142 .387 144 163 .883 765 26.4 Totals 647 1261 .513 187 486 .385 278 324 .858 1,759 19.8

2. Crystal Williams 1,913 Forward, 5-10, Milledgeville, Ga.

Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg. 1997-98 135 396 .341 0 2 .000 86 146 .589 356 10.5 1998-99 197 442 .446 0 7 .000 92 137 .672 486 13.5 1999-00 200 405 .494 0 2 .000 136 191 .712 536 14.5 2000-01 222 476 .466 0 0 .000 91 157 .580 535 14.1 Totals 754 1719 .439 0 11 .000 432 631 .685 1,913 13.2

1. Leigh Swanson 2,336 Guard, 5-10, Lawrenceville, Ga.

Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.1989-90 159 333 .405 29 94 .309 110 139 .791 457 16.31990-91 162 352 .460 57 132 .432 95 110 .864 465 18.61991-92 224 528 .424 102 239 .427 175 204 .858 726 22.01992-93 150 527 .285 93 263 .354 157 182 .863 588 17.8Totals 695 1800 .386 281 728 .386 537 635 .846 2,336 19.6

3. Carla Douglas 1,873 Center, 6-1, Eufaula, Ala.

Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg. 1997-98 163 309 .528 0 5 .000 58 90 .644 384 11.3 1998-99 187 434 .431 9 29 .310 86 127 .677 469 13.0 1999-00 215 412 .522 0 7 .000 69 110 .627 499 14.3 2000-01 202 386 .523 3 7 .429 114 162 .704 521 15.3 Totals 767 1541 .498 12 48 .250 327 489 .669 1,873 13.5

5. Monica Diamond 1,473 Guard, 5-7, Lithonia, Ga.

Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg. 2001-02 126 348 .362 5 34 .147 58 75 .773 315 9.2 2002-03 133 352 .378 3 35 .086 76 117 .650 345 10.5 2003-04 144 368 .391 27 77 .351 59 76 .776 374 11.3 2004-05 163 411 .397 25 80 .313 88 112 .786 439 14.6 Totals 566 1479 .383 60 226 .265 281 380 .739 1,473 11.3

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9. Justyne Stanioch 1,159 Center, 6-1, Wroclaw, Poland

Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.

1994-95 224 332 .675 1 4 .250 86 132 .652 535 14.5

1995-96 255 447 .570 0 2 .000 114 167 .683 624 20.1

Totals 479 779 .615 1 6 .167 200 299 .669 1,159 17.0

7. Cynthia Alexander 1,174 Center, 6-2, Hope Hull, Ala.

Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.

1993-94 185 324 .571 0 0 .000 67 112 .598 437 11.8

1994-95 310 480 .646 0 0 .000 117 182 .643 737 21.7

Totals 495 804 .616 0 0 .000 184 294 .626 1,174 16.1

6. Karen Duncan 1,221 Guard, 5-8, Gainesville, Ga.

Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg. 1991-92 144 293 .491 14 47 .297 44 67 .657 337 10.2 1992-93 159 375 .424 27 88 .306 52 75 .693 397 12.0 1993-94 189 421 .449 55 156 .353 54 75 .720 487 12.8 Totals 492 1089 .452 96 291 .330 150 217 .691 1,221 11.7

8. Katie Barnett 1,173 Guard, 5-7, Prattville, Ala. Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg.1996-97 70 229 .306 31 108 .287 42 64 .656 213 7.11997-98 91 270 .337 42 128 .328 78 91 .857 302 8.91998-99 120 308 .390 52 138 .377 97 121 .802 389 10.81999-00 84 248 .339 58 161 .360 43 67 .642 269 7.3Totals 365 1055 .346 183 535 .342 260 343 .758 1,173 8.6

10. Brittany Moore 1,124 Guard, 5-5, Cartersville, Ga.

Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg. 2004-05 73 212 .344 31 92 .337 44 58 .759 221 7.4 2005-06 92 269 .342 57 171 .333 44 59 .746 285 9.5 2006-07 104 284 .366 64 178 .360 35 53 .673 307 9.0 2007-08 101 311 .325 53 181 .293 56 81 .691 311 10.4 Totals 370 1,046 .354 205 622 .330 179 251 .713 1,124 9.6

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14. Rhonda Coker 1,050 Forward, 5-10, Dawsonville, Ga.

Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg. 1986-87 209 440 .475 -- - - 90 124 .726 508 16.4 1987-88 223 468 .476 4 13 .308 96 124 .774 542 20.8 Totals 432 904 .476 4 13 .308 186 248 .750 1,050 18.4

12. Carlie Ainsworth 1,106 Guard, 5-6, Montgomery, Ala.

Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg. 2007-08 32 99 .323 15 53 .283 16 21 .762 95 10.6 2008-09 116 307 .378 81 230 .399 16 28 .571 329 11.9 2009-10 119 343 .347 87 230 .378 31 43 .721 356 11.3 2010-11 108 348 .310 55 209 .263 55 68 .809 326 10.9 Totals 375 1,097 .340 238 695 .330 118 160 .716 1,106 11.2

11. Haley McIntyre 1,109 Forward, 5-11, Selma, Ala.

Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg. 2005-06 84 240 .350 24 89 .270 101 133 .759 293 9.8 2006-07 DNP - Injured 2007-08 113 266 .425 51 118 .432 92 119 .773 369 12.7 2008-09 47 135 .348 8 40 .200 50 56 .893 152 5.2 2009-10 DNP - Injured 2010-11 96 219 .438 23 61 .377 80 99 .808 295 9.8 Totals 340 860 .395 106 308 .344 323 407 .794 1,109 9.4

13. Jessica Weather 1,096 Guard, 5-6, Red Level, Ala.

Year FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Points Avg. 2001-02 85 232 .366 38 123 .309 65 91 .714 273 9.8 2002-03 92 219 .374 40 112 .357 47 69 .681 251 7.4 2003-04 77 179 .430 25 77 .325 56 80 .700 235 7.3 2004-05 111 274 .405 46 144 .319 69 93 .742 337 11.6 Totals 365 904 .404 149 456 .327 237 333 .712 1,096 8.9

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INDIVIDUAL HONORS

NAIA District 27 (1986-93)

Player Year Min-Avg. FG Att. Pct. 3FG Att. Pct. FT Att. Pct. Reb. Avg. PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. Avg.Lisa Samples 1987 744-28.6 166 333 .498 16 49 .327 89 132 .674 186 7.2 83 33 46 4 35 425 16.3

Rhonda Coker 1988 790-30.4 223 468 .476 0 1 .000 96 124 .774 207 8.0 59 33 64 0 50 542 20.8

Lori Prescott 1988 801-30.8 160 353 .453 16 49 .327 61 83 .735 162 6.2 69 37 43 1 33 391 15.0

Lisa Samples 1988 794-30.5 166 333 .453 4 13 .308 89 132 .674 186 7.2 83 33 46 4 35 425 16.3

Matisha Brown 1989 789-27.2 208 398 .523 1 1 1.000 87 113 .770 226 7.8 86 19 48 56 22 504 17.4

Felicia Pharr 1989 360-30.0 72 142 .507 0 0 .000 54 65 .831 81 6.8 37 4 32 10 11 198 16.5

Leigh Swanson 1990 588-21.0 159 333 .405 29 94 .309 110 139 .791 151 5.4 94 69 105 2 40 457 16.3

Barbara Appling 1991 823-26.5 168 341 .493 0 0 .000 97 162 .599 285 9.2 112 8 68 9 59 433 14.0

Patti Ford 1991 921-28.8 96 240 .400 0 1 .000 37 48 .771 89 2.8 59 79 88 4 67 229 7.2

Leigh Swanson 1991 850-34.0 162 352 .460 57 132 .432 85 110 .773 131 5.2 75 38 59 3 40 466 18.6

Mary Brown 1992 719-21.8 145 305 .475 0 0 .000 51 75 .680 153 4.6 76 15 59 3 28 341 10.3

Leigh Swanson 1992 1096-33.2 224 528 .424 102 239 .427 175 204 .858 166 5.0 88 99 117 8 59 725 22.0

Leslie Beverly 1993 974-29.5 221 392 .564 1 7 .143 71 130 .546 311 9.4 98 81 64 32 97 514 15.6

Karen Duncan 1993 990-30.0 159 375 .424 38 117 .325 43 58 .741 124 3.8 91 102 61 1 84 399 12.1

Natasha Pittman 1993 989-30.2 270 474 .570 0 0 .000 129 182 .709 310 9.7 95 52 76 40 123 310 9.7

Leigh Swanson 1993 1145-34.7 219 527 .416 93 262 .355 157 182 .827 132 4.0 88 87 97 17 68 688 20.8

NAIA Southeast/Mid-South Region (1994-99)

Player Year Min-Avg. FG Att. Pct. 3FG Att. Pct. FT Att. Pct. Reb. Avg. PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. Avg.Cynthia Alexander 1994 836-22.6 185 324 .571 0 0 .000 67 112 .598 360 9.7 70 60 68 9 109 437 11.8

Joanna Cuprys 1994 740-20.0 199 445 .447 83 224 .371 73 93 .785 189 5.1 96 40 56 35 53 554 15.0

Karen Duncan 1994 973-25.6 189 421 .449 55 156 .353 54 75 .720 133 3.5 78 109 70 4 77 487 12.8

Natasha Pittman 1994 958-26.6 213 409 .521 1 3 .333 102 138 .739 285 7.9 86 56 52 33 88 529 14.7

Cynthia Alexander 1995 902-26.5 310 480 .646 0 0 .000 117 182 .643 406 11.9 80 51 98 21 94 737 21.7

Joanna Cuprys 1995 713-31.0 165 299 .552 49 120 .408 61 68 .897 134 5.8 65 54 59 20 42 440 19.1

Justyne Stanioch 1995 977-26.4 224 332 .675 1 4 .250 86 132 .652 226 6.1 126 57 75 30 78 535 14.5

Sam Tomlinson 1995 896-25.6 212 471 .450 97 257 .377 47 73 .644 206 5.9 95 61 87 203 40 568 16.2

Joanna Cuprys 1996 774-26.7 283 517 .547 55 142 .387 144 163 .883 226 7.8 92 71 75 33 61 765 26.4

Justyne Stanioch 1996 902-29.1 255 447 .570 0 2 .000 114 167 .683 283 9.1 106 74 93 19 92 624 20.1

LeKenya Knight 1996 1126-35.2 105 302 .348 18 70 .257 43 72 .597 194 6.1 52 305 196 22 109 271 8.5

Jackie Hodnett 1997 734-25.3 293 512 .572 11 30 .367 120 170 .706 344 11.9 75 15 85 18 65 717 24.7

Katie Barnett 1997 888-29.6 70 229 .306 31 108 .287 42 64 .656 108 3.6 64 108 128 6 31 213 7.1

Crystal Davidson 1997 819-27.3 113 260 .435 0 1 .000 65 87 .747 197 6.6 98 54 67 12 35 291 9.7

Katie Barnett 1998 1148-33.8 91 270 .337 42 128 .328 78 91 .857 150 4.4 55 95 100 7 57 302 8.9

Carla Douglas 1998 965-28.4 163 309 .528 0 5 .000 58 90 .644 258 7.6 82 19 72 6 39 384 11.3

Crystal Williams 1998 1005-29.6 135 396 .341 0 2 .000 86 146 .589 329 9.7 71 21 98 2 62 356 10.5

Katie Barnett 1999 1179-32.8 120 208 .390 52 138 .377 97 121 .802 128 3.6 74 110 72 2 37 389 10.8

Carla Douglas 1999 1173-32.6 187 434 .431 9 29 .310 86 127 .677 283 7.9 103 32 75 5 72 469 13.0

Crystal Williams 1999 1181-32.8 197 442 .446 0 7 .000 92 137 .672 395 11.0 91 32 91 4 79 486 13.5

Katie Barnett Crystal WilliamsJustyne Stanioch

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INDIVIDUAL HONORS

NAIA All-Americans (1986-present)

Player Year Min-Avg FG FGA Pct. 3FG A Pct. FT A Pct. Reb. Avg. PF A TO Blk St Pts. Avg.Lisa Samples 1987 744-28.6 166 333 .498 16 49 .327 89 132 .674 186 7.2 83 33 46 4 35 425 16.3Rhonda Coker 1988 790-30.4 223 468 .476 0 1 .000 96 124 .774 207 8.0 59 33 64 0 50 542 20.8Leigh Swanson 1990 588-21.0 159 333 .405 29 94 .309 110 139 .791 154 5.4 94 69 105 2 40 457 16.3Leigh Swanson 1991 850-34.0 162 352 .460 57 132 .432 85 110 .773 131 5.2 75 38 59 3 40 466 18.6Leigh Swanson 1992 1096-33.2 224 528 .424 102 239 .427 175 204 .858 166 5.0 88 99 117 8 59 725 22.0Leigh Swanson 1993 1145-34.7 219 527 .416 93 262 .355 157 182 .827 132 4.0 88 87 97 17 68 688 20.8Cynthia Alexander 1995 902-26.5 310 480 .646 0 0 .000 117 182 .643 406 11.9 80 51 98 21 94 737 21.7Sam Tomlinson 1995 896-25.6 212 471 .450 97 257 .377 47 73 .644 206 5.9 95 61 87 203 40 568 16.2Joanna Cuprys 1996 774-26.7 283 517 .547 55 142 .387 144 163 .883 226 7.8 92 71 75 33 61 765 26.4Justyne Stanioch 1996 902-29.1 255 447 .570 0 2 .000 114 167 .683 283 9.1 106 74 93 19 92 624 20.1Jackie Hodnett 1997 734-25.3 293 512 .572 11 30 .367 120 170 .706 344 11.9 75 15 85 18 65 717 24.7Carla Douglas 1999 1173-32.6 187 434 .431 9 29 .310 86 127 .677 283 7.9 103 32 75 7 72 469 13.0Crystal Williams 1999 1181-32.8 197 442 .446 0 7 .000 92 137 .672 395 11.0 91 32 91 4 79 486 13.5Carla Douglas 2000 997-28.5 215 412 .522 0 7 .000 69 110 .627 276 7.9 117 23 66 18 73 499 14.3Crystal Williams 2000 1184-32.0 200 405 .494 0 2 .000 136 191 .712 411 11.1 79 35 75 6 98 536 14.5Carla Douglas 2001 929-27.3 202 386 .523 3 7 .429 114 162 .704 225 6.6 90 16 50 25 57 521 15.3Crystal Williams 2001 1211-31.9 222 476 .466 0 0 .000 91 157 .580 373 9.8 86 21 72 3 98 535 14.1Jackie Tate 2003 765-24.7 129 252 .512 16 48 .333 62 81 .765 179 5.8 68 47 45 29 49 336 10.8Monica Diamond 2004 1193-36.1 144 368 .391 27 77 .351 59 76 .776 192 5.8 65 98 64 7 37 374 11.3Monica Diamond 2005 1129-37.6 163 411 .397 25 80 .313 88 112 .786 188 6.3 49 80 67 2 33 439 14.6Natalie Nelson 2007 975-30.5 146 359 .407 45 121 .372 61 86 .709 170 5.3 76 82 78 13 49 398 12.4Cassie Moore 2008 657-28.6 146 245 .596 2 5 .400 75 108 .694 188 8.2 53 38 73 93 23 369 16.0Cassie Moore 2009 758-26.2 139 256 .543 3 7 .429 104 138 .754 221 7.6 87 24 85 107 27 385 13.3

Monica Diamond Natalie NelsonHaley McIntyre

1999-00Carla Douglas

Crystal Williams

2000-01Carla Douglas

Crystal Williams

2001-02Monica DiamondChanda Haley

Jessica Weathers

2002-03Monica Diamond

Crystal SmithJackie Tate

2003-04Freda Cherry

Monica Diamond

2004-05Monica Diamond

2005-06Natalie Nelson

2006-07Christina GarnerNatalie Nelson

2007-08Haley McIntyreBrittany MooreCassie Moore

2008-09Carlie Ainsworth

Cassie Moore

2009-10Carlie Ainsworth

Cassie Moore

Georgia-Alabama-Carolina / Southern States Athletic Conference (1999-00 - present)

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2011-12 GAME DAY STAFF

Abreia BulgerSophomore

Verbena, Ala.Biology/Pre-Med

Briana MorganJunior

Montgomery, Ala. Business Management

Shelby PayneJunior

Skipperville, Ala.Speech Pathology

Breanna RelfSophomore

Montgomery, Ala.Mass Communications

Armeshia RileyFreshman

Atmore, Ala.Criminal Justice

2011-12 AUM Cheerleading Squad and Game Day Staff

Samantha RoseFreshman

Billingsley, Ala.Secondary Education

Janelle ShinesJunior

Montgomery, Ala.Physical Education

Joel HughesCheerleadingHead Coach

Amanda BrasingtonCheerleading

Assistant Coach

Bob BosticPublic Address

Announcer

Dr. Brad MoodyOffi cial

Scorekeeper

Kyle SampsellHead Athletic

Trainer

Laurel SmoakAthletic Training

Graduate Assistant

Frank WilliamsUniversity

Photographer

Trent WilsonAthletic Training

Graduate Assistant

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BOARD OF TRUSTEESAuburn University at Montgomery is governed by the Auburn University Board of Trustees, which include:Governor Robert Bentley President of BoardRobert E. Lowder District 2James W. Rane District 3Virginia N. Thompson District 3 - Lee CountyDwight L. Carlisle District 4Gaines Lanier District 5Sarah B. Newton District 7John G. Blackwell District 8Byron P. Franklin District 9Samuel L. Ginn At-LargeRaymond J. Harbert At-Large, President Pro TemporeCharles D. McCrary At-Large

HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITYAuburn University at Montgomery was established in 1967 by Act 403 of the Alabama Legislature. This action resulted from the request of the citizens of the Montgomery area to estab-lish an additional degree-granting institution to serve Mont-gomery and the surrounding counties. The fi rst classes were offered in September 1969. A 500-acre tract on the east side of Montgomery was purchased for the site of the new cam-pus. Two architectural fi rms developed the master plan for the new campus and designed the original buildings, which

were occupied in the fall of 1971. A broad-based academic institution, AUM is organized into fi ve schools: Business, Education, Liberal Arts, Nursing and Sciences, while the Air University Graduate Program and Division of Continu-ing Education offer additional educational opportunities. In 1973 AUM was accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools as an operationally separate institu-tion. In 1978, 1988, 1998 and 2008, accreditation was reaffi rmed by the Southern Association.

MISSION STATEMENTAuburn University at Montgomery’s mission, as the metropolitan campus of Auburn University, a land-grant institution, is to foster and exemplify excellence in educa-tion through instruction, research, and service. Auburn

University at Montgomery blends the traditional views of the university as a community of scholars with the contemporary view of the university as an integral part of the surrounding community, state, and region. AUM provides academic pro-grams that are characteristic of the fi nest traditions of schol-arship and consistent with the responsibility of the university to provide support for the functions of government, regional economic growth, and cultural enrichment through the arts.

WHY CHOOSE AUBURN MONTGOMERY?Today’s economic crisis doesn’t have to cost you your college education. This year alone, Auburn University at Montgom-ery offered students more than $4 million in Pell Grants and another $20 million in student loans. In addition, with chal-lenging classes and small class sizes, and Auburn Montgom-ery can provide you with an excellent education at a price you can afford.

A STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO OF 18:1Our classes are kept small, giving you more personal atten-tion and allowing your professors to get to know you.

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BIG CAMPUS BENEFITS WITH A SMALL CAMPUS FEELWith programs of study in more than 90 areas, Auburn Mont-gomery’s courses run the gamut from accounting to sociol-ogy. We have sororities and fraternities for those who want to go Greek and numerous active clubs and organizations. Plus, your destination is never more than a fi ve-minute walk on campus.

FOUR-DAY WEEKSAt Auburn Montgomery, many students take classes just four days a week – Monday through Thursday – making it easier for them to work, get home on the weekends or even travel. But students also fi nd AUM can accommodate just about any schedule since classes are offered days, nights, weekends and online. We even offer a growing number of mini-term classes, allowing students to progress more rapidly.

CUTTING-EDGE PROGRAMSAuburn Montgomery’s Storage Area Network Center of Excel-lence teaches information technology students to manage networks that store vast quantities of digital data. One of only six such centers in the country, it has been extremely successful in placing graduates in rewarding high-tech jobs with companies like Unisys.

ATHLETIC EXCELLENCEWarhawks’ athletic teams have a championship reputation in NAIA Division I and Southern States Athletic Conferences sports. Our men’s tennis team is the reigning national cham-pion, while women’s tennis, men’s soccer, and men’s and women’s basketball have put forth standout performances in the past as well.

RECOGNIZED EXCELLENCEAuburn Montgomery is the consistent top choice of readers of the Montgomery Advertiser, who have named AUM the best local college for the past several years. Our School of Business ranks among the top 5 percent in the world and is ranked a “Best Business School” by The Princeton Review.

THE NEW WELLNESS CENTERThe 73,500-square-foot Wellness Center will be a facility that will give students more options for recreation, more space for club meetings, and a place for them to hang out when they are not in class. The center will house several wellness and fi tness amenities, including: a pool, healthy snack bar, weight room, aerobics room, running track, basketball courts and a rock climbing wall. The center is funded largely through the student activities fee. Additional funds for building and op-erating the center will be provided by the university, private donations, and memberships sold to AUM employees and alumni. Construction began February 2011, and the Wellness Center is slated to open Fall 2012.

SUCCESSFUL ALUMNIAmong Auburn Montgomery’s more than 30,000 alumni, you’ll fi nd Gen. Henry Hugh Shelton ’73, retired chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Hugh Harris ’74, retired president of Fidelity Information Services; Lynn Clardy Bright ’75, former district judge; General Michael E. Ryan ’76, former chief of staff, U.S. Air Force; Tom Clement ’77, president of Clement Contracting Group; Carl Whatley ’83, retired CEO of KOWA Pharmaceuticals America; Tracy McCooey ’87, Montgomery County Circuit Judge; Rep. Jay Love ’90, state legislator; and Yung Kincer ’03 and ’06, Montgomery County 2009 Teacher of the Year – just to name a few.

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CHANCELLOR DR. JOHN G. VERES III

Auburn Montgomery Chancellor John G. Veres III is no stranger to AUM, having received

his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology in 1976 and 1978. He has worked for over

30 years with the university and has been serving as chancellor since May 2006.

“I’m proud to be an AUM graduate and the fi rst graduate of AUM to have the opportu-

nity to serve the university as chancellor,” said Veres.

For six years prior to becoming chancellor, Veres was executive director of AUM University Outreach, which conducts

applied research and provides consulting services, including economic forecasting, equal employment opportunity and

public policy formation. The division’s Center for Advanced Technologies, Center for Business and Economic Develop-

ment, Center for Demographic Research and Center for Government and Public Affairs manage annually more than $9

million in contracts.

Veres received his Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology in 1983 and has published extensively on human

resources management topics, including over 40 articles in scholarly journals, as well as nine book chapters, two edited

volumes, numerous technical reports and a book entitled “The Challenge of Front Line Management: Flattened Organi-

zations in the New Economy.” He has consulted in over 80 employment discrimination lawsuits, testifying on assessing

adverse impact, selection procedure validity and other issues on equal employment opportunity. He currently serves as

special master to Federal District Judge C. Lynwood Smith in the Northern District of Alabama, and has served as the

Court’s expert to federal district courts in Arkansas and Georgia.

Long involved in community affairs, Veres currently serves on the boards of directors of the Alabama Technology

Foundation, the Alabama World Affairs Council, the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce, the Montgomery Area

YMCA, the Catholic Housing Authority of Montgomery and the River Region United Way. Veres was

also the inaugural re-

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Steve Crotz is currently in his fourth year as full-time athletic director at Auburn Montgomery, after serving two stints as the interim athletic director in 2000 and 2007. During his tenure, AUM teams have fl ourished, programs have been established, and facilities improved. Student-athletes have also been stalwarts in the community and excelled in the classroom. Under his guidance, eight of AUM’s 10 sports have spent time in their respective NAIA Top 25 Coaches’ Polls and teams have won three national championships. In addition, 121 student-athletes

have earned All-Conference, All-Division or All-Freshman team honors, while 47 have garnered All-American honors. AUM has added a softball program, as well as men’s and women’s cross country programs, increasing its number of varsity sports to 10. The cross country team ran its fi rst meet in the Fall of 2011 and will compete in the Southern States Athletic Conference of the NAIA. Crotz has overseen several facility upgrades, including the renovation of the basketball gymnasium to include a section of 304 cushioned, chair-backed seats on the home side of the court, the building of a new state-of-the-art press box at the AUM Softball Complex and the re-surfacing of all 12 tennis courts at the AUM Tennis Complex. Upgrades to the Softball Complex will also include bleacher seating for more than 200 spectators directly behind home plate, restrooms, a concession stand, a press area and increased storage. In the classroom, student-athletes have been equally impressive, as 99 athletes have earned All-Academic honors from the SSAC and 32 have been named NAIA Scholar Athletes. Three AUM student-athletes, women’s basketball standouts Haley McIntyre and Carlie Ainsworth, and men’s basketball’s David Gallagher, have been named the SSAC Honor Student Athlete. Within the community, staff, coaches and student-athletes have logged better than 500 hours of service. Crotz has worked with the AUM administration to expand the athletic department staff to include a head and assistant softball coach and an athletic trainer. He has also spent the past two years serving as the chair of the Board of Athletic Directors within the Southern States Athletic Conference. For his efforts during the 2010-11 academic year, Crotz was selected the SSAC Athletic Director of the Year. Before focusing on administration, Crotz served 12 seasons as the head women’s basketball coach at Auburn Montgomery. Crotz compiled a record of 284-116 while at AUM, winning four regular season conference championships, two conference tournament titles, and advancing to the NAIA National Tournament 10 times. Crotz was a 10-time conference/region coach of the year and was named the Ikon/Women’s Basketball Coaches Association National Coach of the Year following his team’s national runner-up fi nish for the 1999-00 season. Prior to AUM, Crotz spent fi ve years as athletic director and six years as head women’s basketball coach at Lindenwood University. While at LU, Crotz earned 126 wins and led the Lady Lions to three consecutive NAIA National Tournament appearances. During his six years at the St. Charles, Mo., institution, he was named American Midwest Conference Coach of the Year on four occasions. In October 2009, he was inducted into the Lindenwood Hall of Fame. Crotz also spent nine years at Brentwood High School overseeing the girls’ basketball program and winning 210 games. Five times during that span he led Brentwood to the Missouri State Tournament where they won the state tournament in 1985 and fi nished as runners-up in 1986 and 1990. For his efforts, Crotz was named the Missouri High School Coach-of-the-Year in 1985. Crotz received his bachelor’s degree in education from the University of Missouri in 1979 and his master’s degree in secondary education from Missouri-St. Louis in 1984. He and his wife, the former Daphne Hozee, reside in Montgomery with their two children, Kelsey and Jacob.

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John AhoFaculty AthleticRepresentative

Jordan CristAthletic Administration

Graduate Assistant

Larry ChapmanMen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Steve CrotzDirector of Athletics

Holly CurrieSoftball

Assistant Coach

Michael GrossMen’s and Women’s

Cross Country Head Coach

Dan DavisWomen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Joel HughesCheerleadingHead Coach

Wulf KochMen’s SoccerHead Coach

Q.V. LoweBaseball

Head Coach

Marty LovrichBaseball Associate

Head Coach

Tim LutzSports Information

Director

Serena McCoveryAthletics

Graduate Assistant

Samantha ParadiseWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Jamey NewsomeWomen’s Soccer

Head Coach

Jessie RosaAssistant Athletics

Director for Finance

Kyle SampsellAthletic Training

Head Trainer

Rolando VargasMen’s and Women’s Tennis Head Coach

Laurel SmoakAthletic Training

Graduate Assistant

Jack WatersMen’s BasketballAssistant Coach

Trent WilsonAthletic Training

Graduate Assistant

Chris Steiner-Wilcoxon

Softball Head Coach

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ATHLETICS STAFF

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The 2011-12 academic year marks the 12th year for Auburn Montgomery athletics competing as a member of the Southern States Athletic Conference (SSAC). In 2010, the conference an-nounced an expansion and now showcases 15 member institu-tions located throughout the Southeast, including the states of Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and Tennessee.

Located in Norcross, Ga., the SSAC sponsors 13 intercollegiate sports including men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s and women’s tennis and men’s and women’s golf. The conference is led by Dr. Kurt Patberg, who became the commissioner in March of 2008. The conference staff also features a Sports Information Director, Greg Black; a Director of Marketing and Operation, Jonathan Wojciechowski; a Director of Communications, Heather Kirksey; and an Eligibility Chair, Dr. Richard Cowan. The SSAC was established in 1949 as the Georgia Intercollegiate Athletics Conference with six member schools, including Ogletho-rpe University, Berry College, Valdosta State University, North Georgia College and State University, Piedmont College and Georgia Southern University. In 1980 the conference was renamed the Georgia Athletic Conference and remained so until 1988, when its expansion into Georgia’s bordering states brought the need to change its name to the Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference (GACC). In 2003, the offi cial name was again changed to the Southern States Athletic Conference. The conference membership has worked for more than 60 years to maintain a level of com-petition, excellence and quality that appropriately represents its member institutions. Since the conference’s inception and affi liation with the NAIA, 23 SSAC teams and 11 indi-viduals have claimed national titles, while 22 teams have fi nished national runners-up. Auburn Montgomery has been a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athlet-ics (NAIA) since 1975. In those 35 years, AUM has claimed 20 national championships and six of the school’s 10 varsity programs have appeared in a national championship game. The NAIA, headquartered in Olathe, Kan., is a national organization with nearly 300 institu-tional members and over 60,000 student-athletes across the United States and Canada. Throughout its history, the NAIA has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate athletics. Since its introduction of the intercollegiate championship of basketball in 1937, the NAIA has maintained its elite standards while administering fi rst-rate athletics programs. The NAIA has continuously affi rmed its commitment to equality by becoming the fi rst national organization to offer institutional postseason opportunities to black student-athletes in 1948, to allow institutional membership to historically black institu-tions in 1953, and on Aug. 1, 1980, to vote in favor of the establishment of athletics programs for women. Today, the NAIA strengthens its commitment to student-athletes and strives to enrich their college experience by supporting aca-demic achievement and character development. The NAIA approaches sport and activity as an opportunity to intentionally teach be-

yond the fundamentals through the philosophy of the NAIA Champions of Character program. By applying the fi ve core values of respect, responsibility, integrity, servant leadership and sportsmanship, the NAIA has the ability to maximize talent to the benefi t of each individual. In addition, the Champions of Character program monitors each NAIA institution’s com-mitment to the initiative with its Scorecard, which is divided into character training, conduct in competition, academic focus, character recognition and character promotion. Last year, AUM was one of 220 schools recognized as a Five Star institution after earning 80 points on a 100-point scale, the 42nd-best total in the country.

SSAC Member Institutions

Auburn University at Montgomery Montgomery, Ala. Belhaven College Jackson, Miss.

Brenau University Gainesville, Ga. Brewton-Parker College Mt. Vernon, Ga.

Emmanuel College Franklin Springs, Ga. Faulkner University Montgomery, Ala.

Lee University Cleveland, Tenn. Loyola University New Orleans New Orleans, La.

University of Mobile Mobile, Ala. Shorter University Rome, Ga.

Southern Polytechnic State University Marietta, Ga. Southern Wesleyan University Central, S.C.

Spring Hill College Mobile, Ala. Truett-McConnell College Cleveland, Ga.

William Carey University Hattiesburg, Miss.

THE NAIA AND SSAC

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WARHAWKS IN THE COMMUNITY

Just as important as success on the court and in the classroom, giving back to the community has always been a key philosophy of the Auburn University at Montgomery women’s basketball team. The success on the court is evident. Beginning its 24th year of existence, AUM has made 18 NAIA National Tournament appearances, won 70.7 percent of its games and had 23 All-American selections. In the classroom, the Warhawks consistently fi nish semesters with a team cumulative grade point aver-age of better than 3.0. During the 2011 spring semester, the women’s basketball team had eight players earn a 3.0 GPA, including three with a perfect 4.0. AUM had six student-athletes named to the 2010-11 Southern States Athletic Conference All-Academic Team. The women’s basketball team has also earned two of the three AUM Honor Student-Athlete awards, sponsored by the SSAC. But the component of the Warhawks’ philosophy that is often overlooked is the way the team gives back. During the past year, the women’s basketball program has participated in a variety of events in the community, benefi tting citizens of all ages. One of the most popular events the Warhawks participate in is the annual Make a Difference Day. Dur-ing the event, players and coaches interact with local youth, reading books and doing various activities with children at the Molina Learning Center in Montgomery. Along with reading to the children, members of the team also help the center’s students pick out books for their own personal library. The team works with AUM professor Dr. Nancy Anderson on the project. Another is the Angels for the Elderly project, through which the team spends time with the elderly most Fridays throughout the year. During a two-hour visit, members of the team enjoy doing activities with members, including reading, playing dominos, making arts and crafts and singing. The team also held a one-day clinic for members of the Prattville YMCA, at which they taught basketball fundamentals and life skills to more than 40 local youth. During the holiday season, the Warhawks were active in the Montgomery Sheriff’s Department’s Christmas for Kids campaign. They also participated in the Martin Luther King Day of Service at the Molina Learning Center, where members of the team made read-ings of King’s famous “I Have a Dream” speech for students and helped clean the grounds of the complex. The team also spent a day reading to students at Blount Elementary School and the First United Methodist Church’s Early Childhood Development Center. Recently, members of the team helped AUM students move into the residence halls and spearheaded AUM’s fi rst blood drive of the year as part of its partnership with the NAIA Leadership Program. The women’s team also sponsored the 12th annual Warhawk Challenge in late September, where 129 runners participated. The event consists of a 5K race and a one-mile fun race, with all proceeds from the event being split between the women’s basketball program and the AUM Wellness Program.

The six divisions within Auburn Montgomery’s Outreach help companies, public agencies and individuals expand their professional knowledge and prepare for the challenges of the future. Find out how Auburn Montgomery Outreach resources can benefit your organization.

Alabama Training Institute v Customized training and education based on specific needs

v Management and leadership development to improve overall workforce effectiveness

v Organizational development services to increase process efficiency

Center for Advanced Technologies v Information technology strategic management, consulting, mentoring and research

v Continuity of business operations to keep your company running in the event of a local crisis or operational emergency

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v Custom organizational guidelines that increase efficiency and adaptability

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v Data analysis and research design for socio-economic development and strategic planning to ensure accuracy and prudence

v Expert consultation and publication of demographic and economic impact studies for records and public relations

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v Methods of improved training and organizational models

v Implementation of recommended changes to ensure maximum effectiveness

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v Concept development and planning for conferences and seminars

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Call us at 334-244-3956 or visit us on the web at www.outreach.aum.edu