2012-13 DSU Women's Basketball Media Guide

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MEAC Rookie of the Year Tierra Hawkins and First Year Head Coach Tamika Louis


2012-13 DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE

4Jade

WashingtonG | 5-7

SophomoreLas Vegas, Nev.

Liberty H.S.Arizona Western CC

11N'KayahKersey

G | 5-4Freshman

Newark, N.J.University H.S.

12DeannaHarmon

GF | 5-7Junior

Owings Mills, Md.St. Frances Academy

15Kianna

D'OliveiraF | 5-10Senior

Newport News, Va.Woodside H.S.

22Crystal

PittGF | 5-7Senior

Ft. Washington, Md.National Christian

Academy

24Tierra

HawkinsGF | 6-2

Redshirt SophomoreClinton, Md.

Riverdale Baptist

32Alexis

ThorntonG | 5-9

SophomoreEl Paso, Texas

Montwood H.S.

34ChelseaDukes

G | 5-10Sophomore

Baltimore, Md.St. Frances Academy

51UchechiAhaiwe

C | 6-3Redshirt JuniorRiverdale, Md.

Bladensburg H.S.

5Tasia

BristowG | 5-5Junior

Baltimore, Md.St. Frances Academy

3MORGAN

WOODRUFFFC | 6-2

SophomoreBloomington, Ind.

Bloomington South H.S.

30AaliyahDavis

G | 5-6Freshman

Lincoln, Del.Cape Henlopen H.S.

21CoreenahRedden

G | 5-7Sophomore

Wilmington, Del.Hodgson Vo-Tech H.S.

23AshleyDavis

G | 5-10Redshirt JuniorOdenton, Md.Arundel H.S.

Drexel

14Keyanna

TateGF | 6-0

SophomoreBeltsville, Md.

Bowie H.S.

2012-13 DSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

TAMIKA LOUISHead Coach

YVETTE HARRISAssistant Coach

YOLANDACOLE

Assistant Coach

DEMETRIUS PORTER

Assistant Coach

DEVONAKNIGHT

Director of Operations

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GENERAL INFORMATIONQuick Facts ...................................................................................................... 1Media Information ....................................................................................... 22012-13 Roster .............................................................................................. 32012-13 Outlook ....................................................................................... 4-52011-12 HORNETSHead Coach Tamika Louis ..................................................................... 6-8Assistant Coaches ...................................................................................9-12 Yvette Harris ............................................................................... 9 Yolanda Cole ............................................................................10 Demetrius Porter ....................................................................11Director of Basketball Operations Devona Knight .........................12Team Athletic Trainer Athena DeAngelis ...........................................13Sports Information Director Maggie Hayon .....................................13Returning Players ................................................................................ 14-25 Uchechi Ahaiwe .......................................................................14 Tasia Bristow .............................................................................15 Kianna D’Oliveira .....................................................................16 Ashley Davis ..............................................................................17 Chelsea Dukes ..........................................................................18 Deanna Harmon ......................................................................19 Tierra Hawkins ..........................................................................20 Crystal Pitt ..................................................................................21 Coreenah Redden ...................................................................22 Keyanna Tate .............................................................................23 Alexis Thornton ........................................................................24 Morgan Woodruff....................................................................25Newcomers ............................................................................................ 26-272012-13 Opponents ........................................................................... 28-33MID-EASTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCEThe MEAC ............................................................................................... 34-352011-12 Standings/All-Conference Honors ......................................372011-12 MEAC Tournament ....................................................................372011-12 Team Statistics ..................................................................... 38-402011-12 Individual Statistics ........................................................... 41-43HORNET HISTORY2011-12 Results/Statistics................................................................. 44-53Year-by-Year Results ........................................................................... 54-57All-Time Opponents ..................................................................................58All-Time Roster ............................................................................................59All-Time Coaches ........................................................................................59All-Time Team/Individual Records ........................................................60Year-by-Year Leaders .................................................................................60Career Records ............................................................................................61DELAWARE STATE ATHLETICSAthletics Director Candy Young ............................................................62Athletics Administration ..........................................................................63Staff Directory ..............................................................................................64Academic Services .....................................................................................65Compliance...................................................................................................66Sports Medicine ..........................................................................................67Strength & Conditioning .........................................................................68Facilities .........................................................................................................69DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITYPresident Dr. Harry L. Williams ...............................................................70About DSU ............................................................................................. 71-73DOVER, DELAWAREAbout the City ...................................................................................... 74-75

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Location .................................................................. Dover, Del. 19901Founded .......................................................................................... 1891Enrollment ...................................................................................... 4,000Affiliation .....................................................................NCAA Division IConference .......................................Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)Nickname ................................................................................... HornetsColors .................................. Columbia Blue (297) and Red (485)Home Facility ................................................ Memorial Hall | 2,000President .............................................................Dr. Harry L. WilliamsAthletics Director ...........................................................Candy YoungFaculty Representative ................................................Dr. Jan Blade

2011-12 Season in ReviewOverall Record ................................................................................ 7-23MEAC Record | Finish ..........................................................4-12 | 10th

Home | Away | Neutral ............................................... 5-9 | 2-11 | 0-3Postseason Play ..................................................................................0-1 Lost first round of MEAC Tournament, 66-72, to SCSU in OT

2012-13 Season PreviewStarters Returning/Lost ..................................................................5/0Letterwinners Returning/Lost.................................................... 11/1Newcomers .............................................................................................3Top Returnees .......... Tierra Hawkins (MEAC Rookie of the Year), Tasia Bristow, Deanna Harmon, Chelsea DukesKey losses ....................................................................................... None

DSU Women’s Basketball HistoryFirst Year of Women’s Basketball ...................................... 1976-77All-Time Record ...................................................................... 452-527All-Time MEAC Record ......................................................... 244-233All-Time MEAC Tournament Record ..................................... 20-30MEAC Regular Season Titles .................................... One | 2003-04MEAC Tournament Titles ........................................... One | 2006-07

QUICK FACTS

2012-13 CREDITSThe 2012-13 Delaware State University Women’s Basketball Media Guide was designed and edited by Maggie Hayon, Sports Information Director. Written content and editorial assistance was provided by Dennis Jones, Assistant Athletic Director for Media Relations.

The DSU Athletics Media Relations Office would like to thank the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, opposing teams sports information offices and the Kent County (Del.) Tourism Office for providing information.

Photography credits: Rodney Adams (All-Pro Photography), Mike Baker (C.M. Baker Photography), Carlos Holmes (DSU Director of News Services), Megan Raymond, Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, Di Zhu.

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The 2012-13 Delaware State University Women’s Basketball Media Guide is designed to assist members of the media in its cover-age of Hornet Basketball.

The DSU Athletics Media Relations office maintains information on all current student-athletes, as well as historical information on previous athletes and the program in general. Any additional information, including inter-view requests, releases and photographs may be obtained by contacting the DSU Athletic Media Relations Office. Please take a moment to review the following policies and services that are intended to assist you in your cover-age of Hornet Basketball this season.

INTERVIEWSALL interviews should be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance through the DSU Athletic Media Relations Office.

The best time to interview head coach Tamika Louis or student-athletes in-season is after practice. Typically, the team practices from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. There are NO player interviews prior to games.

Please call at least one day in advance for all phone interviews. The DSU Athletic Media Relations Office will NOT distribute home/cell numbers for players or coaches. All phone interviews should be conducted during those times reserved for general media interview sessions. Calling players at their homes or on their cell phones will NOT be tolerated.

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School 3 Morgan Woodruff FC 6-2 RSO Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington South H.S.4 Jade Washington G 5-7 SO Las Vegas, Nev./Liberty H.S./Arizona Western5 Tasia Bristow G 5-5 JR Baltimore, Md./St. Frances Academy11 N’Kayah Kersey G 5-4 FR Newark, N.J./University H.S.12 Deanna Harmon GF 5-7 JR Owings Mills, Md./St. Frances Academy14 Keyanna Tate GF 6-0 SO Beltsville, Md./Bowie H.S.15 Kianna D’Oliveira F 5-10 SR Newport News, Va./Woodside H.S.21 Coreenah Redden G 5-7 SO Wilmington, Del./Hodgson Vo-Tech H.S.22 Crystal Pitt GF 5-7 SR Ft. Washington, Md./National Christian Academy23 Ashley Davis G 5-10 RJR Odenton, Md./Arundel H.S./Drexel24 Tierra Hawkins GF 6-2 RSO Clinton, Md./Riverdale Baptist30 Aaliyah Davis G 5-6 FR Lincoln, Del./Cape Henlopen H.S.32 Alexis Thornton G 5-9 SO El Paso, Texas/Montwood H.S.34 Chelsea Dukes G 5-10 SO Baltimore, Md./St. Frances Academy51 Uchechi Ahaiwe C 6-3 RJR Riverdale, Md./Bladensburg

Head Coach: Tamika Louis | Fresno State ’97 ’99 | First Season at DSU | First Season Overall as HC Assistant Coaches: Yvette Harris | Detroit Mercy ’82 | First Season at DSU | 27th Season Overall Yolanda Cole | Michigan ’03 | First Season at DSU | Ninth Season Overall Demetrius Porter | Fresno State ’01 | First Season at DSU | First Season OverallDirector of Operations: Devona Knight | Pfeiffer ’11 | First Season at DSU | First Season Overall

BY STATEDELAWARE (2): Aa. Davis (Lincoln), Redden (Wilmington)INDIANA (1): Woodruff (Bloomington)MARYLAND (8): Ahaiwe (Riverdale), Bristow (Baltimore), As. Davis (Odenton), Dukes (Baltimore), Harmon (Baltimore), Hawkins (Clinton), Pitt (Ft. Washington), Tate (Beltsville)NEVADA (1): Washington (Las Vegas)NEW JERSEY (1): Kersey (Newark)TEXAS (1): Thornton (El Paso)VIRGINIA (1): D’Oliveira (Newport News)

PRONUNCIATIONS

5 Tasia Bristow Tay-zhuh11 N’Kayah Kersey Na-ky-uh14 Keyanna Tate Key-on-uh15 Kianna D’Oliveira Key-on-uh Doll-uh-vare-uh30 Aaliyah Davis Uh-lee-uh51 Uchechi Ahaiwe You-chetch-chee Ah-hah-way

BY CLASS

Freshmen (2): Aa. Davis, KerseySophomores (7): Dukes, Hawkins, Redden, Tate, Thornton, Washington, WoodruffJuniors (4): Ahaiwe, Bristow, As. Davis, HarmonSeniors (2): D’Oliveira, Pitt

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ALPHABETICAL

51 Uchechi Ahaiwe5 Tasia Bristow15 Kianna D’Oliveira30 Aaliyah Davis23 Ashley Davis34 Chelsea Dukes12 Deanna Harmon24 Tierra Hawkins11 N’Kayah Kersey22 Crystal Pitt21 Coreenah Redden14 Keyanna Tate32 Alexis Thornton4 Jade Washington3 Morgan Woodruff



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2012-13 DSU WBB OUTLOOK

With a new coaching staff in place and the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year returning, the Delaware State University women’s basketball team has high expecta-tions for a successful 2012-13 campaign. The Hornets return 11 letterwinners, including all five starters, in addition to welcoming three newcomers to the squad.

First-year head coach Tamika Louis looks to change the culture and environment of a team that went 7-23 overall and 4-12 in the MEAC during the 2011-12 slate.

RETURNERSThe DSU coaching staff has been working tire-lessly with reigning MEAC Rookie of the Year Tierra Hawkins (Clinton, Md.) to avoid a ‘soph-omore slump’ and foresees Hawkins having a stronger season than the previous year where she led the Hornets with 14.6 points (sixth in the MEAC) and 7.1 rebounds (ninth in the MEAC) per game. The guard/forward led the team and was 10th in the conference with a .437 field goal percentage (171-for-391).

Also returning is fellow sophomore and MEAC All-Rookie Team selection Chelsea Dukes (Bal-timore, Md.). Dukes averaged 6.5 points and 1.7 rebounds per game in addition to a .300 3-pt field goal percentage during her fresh-man season.

Kianna D’Oliveira (Newport News, Va.) will be looked to for veteran leadership as the only senior who has played all four years at Dela-ware State. The forward averaged 5.4 points and 5.8 rebounds in just 19 games played last season. She will be joined by Crystal Pitt (Ft. Washington, Md.) as the only two seniors on the squad. Pitt missed the 2011-12 campaign with a knee injury.

Juniors Tasia Bristow (Baltimore, Md.) and Deanna Harmon (Owings Mills, Md.) finished second and third, respectively, on the team

with 12.6 and 7.3 points per game. Bristow started all 30 games last season while Harmon missed the first two starts of her career with a concussion. The duo combined for 208 assists and 114 steals last year.

The Hornets return another 30-game starter in sophomore Keyanna Tate (Beltsville, Md.). Tate finished 2011-12 with 5.6 points and 4.6 rebounds per game. Three-point slinger and fellow sophomore Alexis Thornton (El Paso, Texas) continues her Del State career after playing in 25 games and leading the Hornets with a .354 3-point percentage (17-for48).

Redshirt junior Uchechi Ahaiwe (Riverdale, Md.) averaged 4.1 points and 4.2 rebounds per game last year and has worked endlessly on her conditioning. The center will be looked to for added rebounds and blocks in the 2012-13 campaign.

Sophomore Morgan Woodruff (Bloomington, Ind.) saw limited action last season, but will see more playing time in the upcoming year.

NEWCOMERSWith a strong returning core, Delaware State will also feature three newcomers in junior college transfer Jade Washington (Las Vegas, Nev.) and freshmen Aaliyah Davis (Lincoln, Del.) and N’Kayah Kersey (Newark, N.J.).

GUARDSNo. Name CL Exp. Ht. 5 Tasia Bristow Jr. 2L 5-530 Aaliyah Davis Fr. HS 5-623 Ashley Davis rJr. TR 5-1034 Chelsea Dukes So. 1L 5-1011 N’Kayah Kersey Fr. HS 5-44 Jade Washington So. JC 5-7

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The Hornets will then travel to New York City to take on St. Francis (Nov. 16) and Fordham (Nov. 18), two teams Delaware State defeated during the 2011-12 slate.

DSU kicks off the home portion of their sched-ule as they host in-state opponent Wilmington Nov. 21 before opening Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference play against UMES and Howard. The Hornets host the Hawks Dec. 1 and the Bison Dec. 3.

Del State hits the road Dec. 8 to face off against the Great West Conference’s NJIT be-fore returning home Dec. 15 to take on reign-ing America East Champion Albany. The Great Danes, coming off of their first NCAA Tourna-ment appearance, are lead by third year head coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson.

The next month will have the Hornets on the road and features six games throughout the nation.

On Dec. 18, Delaware State travels to South Dakota State University, a school Louis sees

2012-13 DSU WBB OUTLOOK

Washington joins the Hornets from Arizona Western CC, where she averaged 9.5 points, 4.8 assists, 3.6 steals and 2.8 rebounds per game.

DSU will bring-in a solid Delaware presence in Davis, who averaged 25.2 points her senior season at Cape Henlopen High School. Davis earned First Team All-South, All-Conference and All-State honors in addition to scoring 1,000 career points at Cape. She also collected a school record 39 points in a single game.

Kersey finished her high school career at Uni-versity High School as a two-time second-team All-Conference selection while aver-aging 8.3 points, 3 assists, 2.4 steals and 2.4 rebounds per contest as a senior.

SCHEDULEThe Hornets have their work cut out for them as their difficult schedule includes three con-ference champions and five NCAA tournament teams, the team announced early Wednesday afternoon.

The Hornets will open their season Saturday, Nov. 10 at Elite 8 participant Kentucky at Me-morial Coliseum in Lexington, Ky. The Wildcats are coming off of another successful season under the helm of SEC Coach of the Year Mat-thew Mitchell, where the team finished first in the SEC with a 28-7 overall record. UK was a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament, where they eventually fell to No. 1 UConn, 80-65, in the Elite 8. The Wildcats return SEC Player of the Year A’dia Mathies and Freshman of the Year Bria Goss for the 2012-13 season.

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as one of the premier mid-major teams in the country. The Jacks finished 2011-12 with a 13-1 home record and are also coming off of a NCAA Tournament appearance after being crowned Summit League Champions.

The Hornets return to the east coast to take on Towson University Dec. 21 before taking a few days off for the holidays.

A trip to South Beach will wrap up the 2012 calendar year for Del State as they travel to the University of Miami Holiday Tournament

CENTERSNo. Name CL Exp. Ht. 51 Uchechi Ahaiwe r-Jr. 2L 6-33 Morgan Woodruff So. 1L 6-2

Dec. 28-29. DSU opens the tournament with the Big Ten’s Wisconsin, a team who struggled last season under first year head coach Bob-bie Kelsey. Following the Wisconsin game, the Hornets will face either Miami or Central Connecticut State.

The Hurricanes feature a fast and athletic squad that was ranked as high as five in the country last season. Miami was a No. 3 seed in the NCAA Tournament and made it to the second round.

DSU stays in the south for two games in Texas Jan. 5-6. The Hornets will travel to Houston Baptist on Saturday before taking on Houston Sunday. Both teams are on the rebound from disappointing 2011-12 seasons that featured a 1-27 record for HBU while the Cougars were 3-26 on the year.

Del State returns home to host in-city rival, Wesley, Jan. 14 to wrap up non-conference play.

The Hornets resume MEAC competition with three games on the road at UMES (Jan. 19), Bethune-Cookman (Jan. 26) and Florida A&M (Jan. 28).

DSU begins the month of February with two home contests against North Carolina Central (Feb. 2) and North Carolina A&T (Feb. 4) before traveling to Virginia for Norfolk State (Feb. 9) and reigning MEAC Champion Hampton (Feb. 11).

A season-high four-game home stand will be-gin for the Hornets Feb. 16 as they host Cop-pin State. Del State will close out the month with Morgan State (Feb. 18), Norfolk State (Feb. 23) and Hampton (Feb. 25) at Memorial Hall.

Three road games will wrap up DSU’s regular season at Howard (March 2), Morgan State (March 4) and South Carolina State (March 7).

The Hornets will vie for their second MEAC Tournament Championship from March 11-16 in Norfolk, Va.

FORWARDSNo. Name CL Exp. Ht. 15 Kianna D’Oliveira Sr. 3L 5-1012 Deanna Harmon Jr. 2L 5-724 Tierra Hawkins So. 1L 6-222 Crystal Pitt Sr. 2L 5-714 Keyanna Tate So. 1L 6-032 Alexis Thornton So. 1L 5-9

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2012-13 COACHING STAFF

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HChead coach | fresno state ‘97 ‘99 | first season at dsu | first season overall as head coach

A new era began on Thursday, May 31, 2012 for the Delaware State University wom-en’s basketball team as President Harry L. Williams introduced Tamika L. Louis, a former championship junior college head coach and Division I assistant coach, as the new head coach.

Dr. Williams stated that he is “very happy” that Coach Louis has decided to become a member of the One Hornet Nation family.

“I expect that she will bring a high-level energy and excitement to our women’s basket-ball program,” Williams remarked.

Louis arrives at Delaware State with 14 years of coaching and recruiting experience on the NCAA Division I, Junior College and high school levels. Most recently, she served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator during the 2011-12 season at George Washington University in Washington, D.C.

Louis commented that, “as the Lady Hornets’ head coach, I will be a servant-leader and hope that my energy, dedication and work ethic will be infectious to the young ladies on the team.”

“We will establish a winning culture here with an expectation to excel in the classroom and on the court, resulting in MEAC championships,” Louis stated. “Just as important, we will develop future leaders who, upon graduation, will make an immediate impact in our global society and positively represent DSU.”

From 2009-11, Louis was an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for St. John’s University, where she was in charge of organizing all recruiting initiatives, game scout-ing, overseeing player academic progress and of-court mentoring. Additionally, she was responsible for the development of the Red Storm guards, including Second Team All-Big East and Freshman All-American Shennieka Smith.

Prior to her time at SJU, Louis served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the University of Illinois from 2007-09 where she was instrumental in signing the No. 2 and No. 3 ranked players in the 2009 class in the country, according to ESPN Hoop Girl and Blue Star rankings, in All-Americans Destiny Williams and Karisma Penn.

From 2002-05, she was the head women’s basketball coach at Mott Community Col-lege in Flint, Mich., where she led her squad to a 58-33 overall record during her tenure. The 2004-05 squad boasted a 16-0 conference record and was 27-7 overall en route to a NJCAA Region XII championship and bid to the NJCAA Tournament. For her efforts during this stellar season, Louis was named the Michigan Community College Athletic Association and Region XII Coach of the Year.

Before joining the collegiate coaching ranks, Louis had stints as an assistant and as-sociate basketball coach at Central High School in Fresno, Calif., Rhodes High School in Cleveland, Ohio and Cuyahoga Community College in Cleveland, Ohio.

After playing her freshman year (1993-94) at West Virginia University, Louis transferred to Fresno State, where she was the starting point guard and captain from 1995-98. She earned her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts Degrees in communications from Fresno State University.

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tamika louis2012-Pres. Delaware State University Women’s basketball head coach2011-12 George Washington University Women’s basketball assistant coach/recruiting coordinator2009-11 St. John’s University Women’s basketball assistant coach/recruiting coordinator2007-09 University of Illinois Women’s basketball assistant coach/recruiting coordinator2002-05 Mott Community College Women’s basketball head coach Central High School Girl’s basketball assistant coach Rhodes High School Girl’s basketball assistant coach Cuyahoga Community College Women’s basketball assistant coach1999 Fresno State University Master of Arts - Communications1997 Bachelor of Arts - Communications1995-98 Women’s basketball player1993-94 West Virginia University Women’s basketball player



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yvette harris

ACassistant coach | detroit-mercy ‘82 | western michigan ‘90 | first season at dsu | 27th season coaching

Yvette Harris joined the Hornets in July 2012 as an assistant coach and re-cruiting coordinator. She will oversee all aspects of recruiting and travel for the women’s basketball staff as well as scouting opponents. Additionally, she is responsible for the development and improvement of post players.

Off of the court, Harris will serve as the liaison with DSU women’s basketball alumni and administer all community service initiatives, marketing/promo-tion ventures and coaching clinics.

Head coach Tamika Louis describes Harris as “experienced, wise and loyal.”

Prior to joining the staff at Delaware State, Harris served two seasons each at Eastern Michigan University and Western Michigan University as an as-sistant coach and recruiting coordinator and one season at Romulus High School (Mich.) as the head girls’ varsity basketball coach.

A veteran in the coaching ranks with more than 27 years of collegiate coaching experience, Harris spent five seasons as the head coach at Central Connecticut State (2002-07), where she led the Blue Devils to two consecu-tive Northeast Conference Tournament appearances, including the school’s first in six years. She recruited and coached the school’s all-time leading scorer and rebounder and four-time all-conference honoree in Gabriella Guegbelet, as well as four NEC All-Rookie Team players.

Prior to CCSU, Harris served a five-year stint as the recruiting coordinator for the University of Michigan from 1996-2001. During her time at Michigan, the Wolverines made two appearances in the NCAA Tournament and their first ever Top-25 national ranking. The success in the Big Ten Conference was nothing new to Harris, who had spent three years at Ohio State Uni-versity under head coach Nancy Darsch from 1990-93, where she shared recruiting responsibilities. While at OSU, the Buckeyes won the Big Ten Conference Championship in 1993 and took a trip to the NCAA Final Four.

Harris began her coaching career at Northern Illinois University, where she served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for five years (1982-87).

The Michigan native graduated with a degree in business administration and finance in 1982 from the University of Detroit Mercy, where she played three seasons of basketball for the Titans. She previously spent one season playing for the University of Michigan. Harris earned a master of arts in administration from Western Michigan in 1990.

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2012-Pres. Delaware State University Women’s basketball assistant coach2008-12 Eastern Michigan University Women’s basketball assistant coach2007-08 Romulus High School (Mich.) Varsity girl’s basketball head coach2002-07 Central Connecticut State University Women’s basketball head coach1996-01 University of Michigan Women’s basketball recruiting coordinator1995-96 Fresno State University Women’s basketball assistant coach/recruiting coordinator1990-93 Ohio State University Women’s basketball assistant coach/recruiting coordinator1990 Western Michigan University Master of Arts - Administration1987-90 Women’s basketball assistant coach1982-87 Northern Illinois University Women’s basketball assistant coach/recruiting coordinator1982 University of Detroit-Mercy Bachelor’s - Business Administration1979-82 Women’s basketball player1978-79 University of Michigan Women’s basketball player



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2012-13 COACHING STAFF

ACassistant coach | michigan ’03 | first season at dsu | ninth season overall

Yolanda Cole joined the Delaware State women’s basketball family in July 2012 as an assistant coach. Cole is responsible for recruiting, development of guards, scouting opponents, game scheduling and overseeing team managers. Addi-tionally, she is the team’s academic liaison and game scout coordinator.

Cole comes to the Hornets after spending five seasons at Florida Atlantic Univer-sity as an assistant coach under head coach Chancellor Dugan. While at FAU, the Owls improved in the Sun Belt Conference from 13th place during the 2007-08 season to third place overall during the 2011-12 campaign. Furthermore, the 2011-12 season proved to be record-breaking for the Owls as they posted their first winning campaign since 2005-06 and their 11 Sun Belt Conference wins were the most since the team joined the league. The team made its sixth post-season appearance and first since 2006. FAU’s trip to the WNIT was the first in program history.

During her tenure at FAU, Cole was responsible for coaching guards and post players, recruiting, scouting reports, practice planning, monitoring academic success and scheduling community outreach activities. Cole coached one SBC Defensive Player of the Year (Teri Stamps, 2011-12), one Second-Team SBC se-lection (Chenise Miller, 2011-12) and two Third-Team selections (Brittany Bowe, 2009-10 and Carla Stubbs, 2007-08) while with the Owls.

Prior to her time at Florida Atlantic, Cole spent three seasons as an assistant coach under fellow DSU assistant coach, and then head coach Yvette Harris, at Central Connecticut State University. Her primary duties at CCSU included film exchange, recruiting, scouting reports and academic monitoring. While with the CCSU, the Blue Devils won the 2005-06 Great Alaska Shootout. Additionally, Cole helped develop two First-Team All-Northeast Conference student-athletes, as well as two members of the Northeast Conference’s All-Rookie team. She also coached the school’s all-time rebounder and WNBA hopeful, Gabriella Guegbe-let. Guegbelet was also the program’s first 1,000 point/1,000 rebound player.

Cole spent a season with Kellogg Community College as an assistant coach be-fore her time at CCSU. While there, the Lady Bruins were 14-0 (30-5 overall) and finished first in the Western Conference of the MCCAA (Michigan Community College Athletic Association). Furthermore, KCC placed first in the Region XII District G Tournament and competed in their first ever NJCAA National Tourna-ment, finishing sixth overall.

The Battle Creek, Mich. native earned her undergraduate degree in psychology from the University of Michigan in 2003. While with the Wolverines, Cole spent five seasons as the head manager for the women’s basketball squad in addition to working as a camp counselor. Cole was a member of the WBCA “So You Want To Be A Coach” Minority Grant Program in 2003.

yolanda cole2012-Pres. Delaware State University Women’s basketball assistant coach2007-12 Florida Atlantic University Women’s basketball assistant coach2005-07 Central Connecticut State University Women’s basketball assistant coach2004-05 Kellogg Community College Women’s basketball assistant coach2003 University of Michigan Bachelor of Arts - Psychology1998-03 Women’s basketball team manager



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demetrius porter

ACassistant coach | fresno state ’01 | first season at dsu | first season overall

Demetrius Porter joined head coach Tamika Louis’ staff at Delaware State in August 2012 as an assistant coach.

Porter’s responsibilities include recruiting, development and improve-ment of guards, scouting opponents, conditioning, skill development and establishing team/elite camps and coaching clinics. Additionally, he is the team liaison with the athletic training and strength and con-ditioning staffs.

“Coach Porter is one of the top player development coaches in the business, with his ability to help athletes reach and improve beyond their potential,” remarked Louis. “He has experience training profes-sional men’s and women’s players and was also a former professional basketball player.”

Louis continued, “His west coast ties in recruiting will be key as we strive to bring in talent from across the country. Coach Porter’s work ethic and infectious personality will make him a future star in the busi-ness and I am elated to have him join our staff.”

Porter comes to Delaware State from the Henderson (Nev.) Heat, where he was an owner and recruiter. As one of the premier basketball pro-grams in the Las Vegas, Porter was responsible for recruiting the area’s top athletes. He provided on-court coaching, training and monitoring of each player’s academic progress.

The former Fresno State standout also served as a personal trainer for Impact Basketball, where he worked with NBA players such as Baron Davis, Chauncey Billups, Brandon Jennings, Rudy Gay and Corey Maggette in addition to a slew of other professional players.

While with the Bulldogs, Porter led the team to two NCAA Tournament appearances (first and second round) and the 1998 NIT Final Four.

A graduate of California’s Central Valley High School, he is a Division 4 State Champion, Player of the Year and Fresno Bee Player of the Year. Porter is sixth all-time on Central Valley’s scoring list with 2,099 points and is a member of the school’s Hall of Fame.

Porter is a 2001 graduate of Fresno State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Interdisciplinary Studies.



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DBOdirector of basketball operations | pfeiffer ’11 | first season at dsu | first season overall

Devona Knight joined the DSU women’s basketball staff in July 2012 as the director of basketball operations.

In this position, Knight is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the team including coordination of all team travel and calendar events, such as team functions/meetings/community service. Additionally, she is the point of contact for all women’s basketball administrative needs, oversee managers/student workers and assist with video exchange.

Knight comes to DSU after spending five months at Washington Col-lege as a graduate student and assistant coach. While there, she as-sisted with recruiting, scheduling campus visits, organizing practices, overseeing guard skill workouts, filming and scheduling contracts.

The Woodbridge, Va. native played collegiate basketball at Division II Pfeiffer University and has experience as a youth coach, trainer and camp counselor and director. She graduated in May 2011 with a degree in sports management.

While at Pfeiffer, Knight was a team captain and earned All-Conference Carolina’s honorable mention in 2009, averaging 12.6 points, 8.9 re-bounds and 3.4 assists per game. Over her four-year career, she aver-aged 9.4 points, 7.3 rebounds and 2.0 assists while breaking a school record by hauling down 27 rebounds in a single game (2008).

Knight has been a camp director at Sports Booth Athletic Center in Staf-ford, Va. each of the past three summers. Additionally, she served as a team coach for the Lady Hoop Booth Development Team (U13) and as an assistant coach for Lady Hoop Booth (U16), operating out of the Bas-ketball Booth Academy (BBA) in Stafford. She also spent time as both a basketball trainer and camp counselor at BBA.

The former Gar-Field High School standout currently resides in Dover, Del.

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athena deangelis

ATCassistant athletic trainer | college of charleston | university of delaware | first season

Athena DeAngelis, ATC, joined the Hornets as an assistant athletic train-er in September 2012 and serves as the team trainer for the women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, women’s lacrosse and volleyball teams.

Prior to arriving at Delaware State, DeAngelis served two years as an assistant athletic trainer at St. Mark’s High School in Wilmington, Del.

DeAngelis earned her bachelor’s in Athletic Training from the College of Charleston and her master’s in Exercise Science from the University of Delaware. She is a member of the National Athletic Trainer’s Associa-tion.

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Maggie Hayon joined the Delaware State Athletic Department in April 2011 and is the main contact for women’s basketball, men’s and wom-en’s cross country/track and field, equestrian, women’s golf, women’s soccer, softball and volleyball.

Prior to joining the Hornets, Hayon spent nearly two years at the Uni-versity of Maryland Eastern Shore. While there, she was the main con-tact for the men’s basketball, softball and men’s and women’s cross country and track and field teams. Additionally, she was responsible for developing publications and promotional materials while further enhancing the Hawks’ role in the community and in social media.

Hayon graduated from Marquette University (Milwaukee, Wis.) in May 2008 with a B.A. in Public Relations and minor in Marketing. During her four years at MU, she worked in for the Golden Eagles Athletic Depart-ment as an administrative student assistant and game-day staff.

SIDsports information director | marquette ‘08 | second season at dsu maggie hayon

Additionally, she spent two summers with the Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club as a Media Relations Intern (2006) and Community Rela-tions Intern (2007). Upon graduation, she accepted a position as the Media Relations Assistant for Minor League Baseball’s Eugene Emer-alds, where she wrote and produced game-day programs and player/coach trading cards, executed on-field promotions and handled daily fan interactions. She continues to volunteer her time with the Brewers Community Foundation (formerly Brewers Charities, Inc.).

Prior to joining the staff at UMES, Hayon spent time as a nanny in the Milwaukee area.

The Howards Grove, Wis. native is currently pursuing her master’s in sports administration from Delaware State. She is a member of Co-SIDA.

2011-Pres. Delaware State University Sports Information Director2009-11 University of Maryland Eastern Shore Media Relations Assistant2008 Eugene Emeralds Media Relations Assistant2008 Marquette University Bachelor of Arts - Public Relations



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CAREER SUPERLATIVESPoints: 12 – vs. Wesley 11/15/11Rebounds: 10 – vs. Wesley 11/15/11Assists: 2 (twice, last at Howard 12/5/11)Steals: 1 (7x, last at North Florida 12/17/11)Blocks: 3 (twice, last vs. Morgan State 2/27/12) FG: 6 – vs. Wesley 11/15/1151

6-3 | redshirt junior | center | riverdale, md. | bladensburg h.s.

2011-12: Saw action in 28 games while starting 21 … second on team with .434 field goal percentage (46-for-106) and 0.6 blocks per game (17 total) … averaged 4.1 points and 4.2 rebounds per game … post-ed first career double double with a career-high 12 points and 10 re-bounds in an 85-53 win over cross-town rival Wesley College on Nov. 15 … recorded a career-high three blocks twice.

2010-11: Played in 21 games for the Hornets … averaged 1.0 rebounds and 0.8 points with an average of 4.0 minutes per game … tallied a career-high five points at NJIT on 11/24/10 … collected a career-high four rebounds against Wesley College on 1/1/11 … played a season-high 14 minutes vs. Maryland on 12/19/10.

2009-10: Did not compete due to injury (granted medical redshirt).

High School: All-Prince George’s County Second Team selection and PG County Senior All-Star at Bladensburg High School as a senior … played for head basketball coach Lester Butler … also lettered in vol-leyball, softball and track & field … 2008-09 All-County Honorable Men-tion Track & Field (shot put) … Named the 2009 Female Athlete of The Year.

Personal: Born January 20, 1991 in Washington, D.C. … daughter of Rita Ahaiwe and Fabian Ahaiwe … has one younger sister, Ogadinma … name is pronounced “You-chetch-chee Ah-hah-way” … graduated in 2009 from Bladensburg High School in Bladensburg, Md. … majoring in health promotions with the goals of becoming a healthcare adminis-trator upon graduation from DSU.

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FGA: 10 – vs. Wesley 11/15/11FT made: 5 – at Maryland 12/8/11FT attempt: 8 – at Maryland 12/8/11Minutes: 23 – at Wright State 11/19/113-PT made: --3-PT attempt: 1 vs. Morgan State 2/27/12

Individual Career History

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Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2011-12 23-3 502/21.8 49-152 . 3 2 2 24-80 . 3 0 0 27-38 . 7 1 1 19 19 38 1.7 33 0 11 35 5 15 149 6.5TOTAL 23-3 502/21.8 49-152 . 3 2 2 24-80 . 3 0 0 27-38 . 7 1 1 19 19 38 1.7 33 0 11 35 5 15 149 6.5

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REDDEN,Coreenah


TATE,Keyanna


THORNTON,Alexis


WOODRUFF,Morgan


CAREER STATISTICS

2011-12 28-21 365/13.0 46-106 .434 0-1 .000 23-48 .479 50 67 117 4.2 56 1 10 32 17 4 115 4.12010-11 21-0 83/4.0 8-33 .242 0-0 .000 1-5 .200 7 14 21 1.0 19 0 2 11 3 3 17 0.8TOTAL 49-21 448/9.1 54-139 .388 0-1 .000 24-53 .453 57 81 138 2.8 75 1 12 43 20 7 132 2.7




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TATE,Keyanna


THORNTON,Alexis


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tasia bristowuchechi ahaiwe 5-5 | junior | guard | baltimore, md. | st. frances academy

CAREER SUPERLATIVES

2011-12: Ranked as high as seventh in the NCAA with a 94.7 free throw percentage on Dec. 4 … finished season at 60th in the NCAA with an 82.6 free throw percentage, good for third in the MEAC … also ranked 199th with 1.97 steals per game … led team with 4.2 3-point field goal attempts, 1.1 3-point field goals made and 3.3 free throws made per game … tied with teammate Deanna Harmon with 2.5 assists (t-12th MEAC) and 2.0 steals per contest (13th MEAC)… second on team with 12.6 points (18th MEAC), 12.1 field goal attempts, 4.1 field goals made, 4.0 free throw attempts and 33.9 minutes played per game … … aver-aged 21 points, 3.5 steals, 1.5 assists, 0.5 blocks and 0.5 rebounds in 32.5 minutes per game against North Florida and FIU to earn UNF All-Classic Team honors … posted three 20-point games … recorded first career double double with 11 points and a career-high 10 rebounds at North Carolina A&T on Jan. 30 … boasted a career-high 28 points, in-cluding 10 free throws, to lead the Hornets to a 73-66 comeback victory over St. Francis (N.Y.) on Dec. 11.

2010-11: Third on the team in scoring with an average of 8.1 points per game as a freshman … tied for first on the Lady Hornets in 3-pt. percentage at .302 (38-for-126) and averaged 1.3 per game … 1.1 as-sists and 1.5 steals per game were both good for second on team … re-corded a career-high 25 points at St. Francis (N.Y.) on Dec. 22 … named MEAC Rookie of the Week for the week of Dec. 27 … collected career-high four 3-pointers vs. UMES on Jan. 13 … tallied career-high five as-sists at North Carolina Central on Jan. 8.

High School: Helped lead St. Francis Academy to three IAAM Cham-pionships … also a member of the Diamond State Classic and Bishop Walsh Tournament championship teams … teammate of fellow DSU sophomore Deanna Harmon … also lettered in tennis.

Club/AAU: Won four state championships as a member of the Lady Lions Basketball Association.

Personal: Born April 21, 1992 in Baltimore, Md. … daughter of Mark and Deborah Bristow … has three brothers, Tavon, Mark Jr. and Jason … name is pronounced “Tay-zhuh” … graduated in 2010 from St. Fran-ces Academy in Baltimore, Md. … high school teammate of current DSU players Chelsea Dukes and Deanna Harmon … in addition to bas-ketball, enjoys playing tennis … majoring in criminal justice with the goals of becoming a private investigator for the CIA.

Points: 28 – vs. St. Francis (NY) 12/11/11Rebounds: 10 – at North Carolina A&T 1/30/12Assists: 6 – at North Carolina Central 1/28/12Steals: 7 – vs. Wilmington 11/12/11Blocks: 1 – five times, last vs. Hampton 2/6/12FG: 10 – at St. Francis (NY) 12/22/10

FGA: 17 – twice, last vs. South Carolina State 3/5/12FT made: 10 – vs. St. Francis (N.Y.) 12/11/11FT attempt: 11 – vs. St. Francis (N.Y.) 12/11/113-PT made: 4 – twice, last vs. St. Francis (N.Y.) 12/11/113-PT attempt: 8 – twice, last at Howard 12/5/11Minutes: 45 – vs. South Carolina State 3/5/12

CAREER STATISTICS

2011-12 30-30 1017/33.9 122-363 .336 33-127 .260 100-121 .826 36 55 91 3.0 92 5 75 114 5 59 377 12.62010-11 29-17 758/26.1 80-262 .305 38-126 .302 38-62 .613 17 28 45 1.6 69 1 32 72 2 44 236 8.1TOTAL 59-47 1775/30.1 202-625 .323 71-253 .281 138-183 .754 53 83 136 2.3 161 6 107 186 7 103 613 10.4



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5-10 | senior | forward | newport news, va. | woodside h.s.

Academics: Member of the DSU Dean’s (four times) and President’s Lists (three-times) with a 3.8 GPA … two-time MEAC All-Commissioner’s Academic Team honoree … member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Phi Gamma Mu International Honors Society in Social Sciences and Chi Alpha Sigma Nation-al Student-Athlete Honors Society.

2011-12: Saw action in 19 games while starting eight after rejoining the squad in December … also missed time with an ankle injury … finished season with 5.4 points and 5.8 rebounds per contest … second on team with 0.8 blocks and 5.8 rebounds per game … recorded second career double double with 10 points and 12 rebounds vs. Bethune-Cookman on Jan. 21.

2010-11: Played in 29 games for the Hornets, starting all but one … led team with 1.2 blocked shots per game … second for DSU with 5.6 rebounds per game … finished season with an average of 6.2 points per game with 38 steals, 34 blocks and 21 assists …averaged 23.3 minutes per contest … recorded season-high 12 points vs. UMES on Jan. 13 … collected career-high 14 rebounds at North Carolina Central on Jan. 8.

2009-10: Appeared in 29 games, starting 27 .... sixth on the team in scoring (5.0 ppg), second in rebounding (4.8 pg) and tops in blocked shots (27) ... sixth in the MEAC in blocks per game (0.9 pg) ... tallied career-high 13 points in loss to Morgan State (2/20/10) ... had career-high eight rebounds in two games ... pulled down eight rebounds in loss to CSBU in USC Women of Troy Classic (Dec. 19) ... had career-high four blocks in Dec. 16 loss to Georgia State ... also scored nine points in loss to Army (Nov. 21).

High School: 2008-09 All-District Second Team, 2007-08 Daily Press (Va.) Sec-ond Team and 2006-07 Daily Press Honorable Mention ... averaged 13.9 points and 8.0 rebounds-per-game during her senior year at Woodside last season ... played for head basketball coach Mike Talon ... also competed in track & field ... 2008 Peninsula District high jump champion ... 2007-08 Daily Press and All-District Second Team track & field selection.

Club/AAU: Played for Boo Williams.

Personal: Born September 26, 1991 in Brooklyn, N.Y. … daughter of Felicity and Desmond Johnson … has an older brother, Walter, and an older sister, Chantel … graduated in 2009 from Woodside High School in Newport News, Va. with a 3.00 GPA … women’s basketball SAAC representative … majoring in criminal justice with a minor in law studies with the goals of becoming a lawyer upon graduation from Delaware State … last name is pronounced “Doll-uh-vare-uh” … serves as a student mentor for DSU underclassmen … volunteers with Relay for Life, Habitat for Humanity, Delaware AIDS Walk, Delaware Violence Aware-ness Walk, Senior Olympics, Delaware First State Resource Conservation De-velopment and the Read Across America program at North Dover Elementary School … represented the Lady Hornets as a member of the head coach hiring committee that brought Tamika Louis on as the seventh head coach in Delaware State women’s basketball history.

kianna d’oliveiraCAREER SUPERLATIVESPoints: 13 – vs. Morgan State 2/20/10Rebounds: 14 – at North Carolina Central 1/8/11Assists: 4 – vs. Lincoln (Pa.) 11/13/09Steals: 5 – at Florida A&M 1/18/10Blocks: 4 – twice, last vs. Norfolk State 2/7/11FG: 5 – three times, last vs. Florida A&M 1/17/11

FGA: 15 – at North Carolina Central 1/8/11FT made: 6 – three times, last vs. Norfolk State 2/7/11FT attempt: 10 – vs. Fordham 1/4/123-PT made: N/A3-PT attempt: 1 – four times, last vs. Hampton 2/6/12Minutes: 35 – twice, last vs. Bethune-Cookman 1/21/1215


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REDDEN,Coreenah


TATE,Keyanna


THORNTON,Alexis


WOODRUFF,Morgan


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2011-12 19-8 440/23.2 34-104 .327 0-2 .000 34-59 .576 54 57 111 5.8 44 1 16 37 16 10 102 5.42010-11 29-28 675/23.3 64-175 .366 0-0 .000 53-77 .688 59 103 162 5.6 73 1 21 75 34 38 181 6.22009-10 29-27 683/23.6 50-187 .267 0-2 .000 44-73 .603 70 70 140 4.8 77 2 23 66 27 37 144 5.0TOTAL 77-63 1798/23.4 148-466 .318 0-4 .000 131-209 .627 183 230 413 5.4 194 4 60 178 77 85 427 5.5



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ashley daviskianna d’oliveira 5-10 | redshirt junior | guard | odenton, md. | arundel h.s. | drexel university

CAREER STATISTICS

2011-12: Required to sit out season due to NCAA Division I transfer rules.

Drexel: Played 11 games for the Dragons as a sophomore … averaged 1.4 points in 6.7 minutes played … redshirted her freshman season.

High School: Member of the varsity basketball team for all four years … as a senior, was nominated onto the McDonald’s All-American team … team was county, regional and finished second in the state each sea-son she played … holds school career record for 3-pointers made … named Most Improved Player as a freshman … also played volleyball her freshman and sophomore seasons

Club/AAU: Played for the Maryland Sure Shots, Maryland Hurricanes and Fairfax Stars in addition to the Gambills-Odenton Recreation Coun-cil.

Personal: Born June 10, 1991 in Puerto Rico … daughter of Marilyn Holland and Mike Davis … has seven brothers, Nicholas, Gregory, Mike, Timothy, Joseph, Dwight and Melvin and one sister, Ashley … cousin is Nikki Teasley, current WNBA star and former UNC player … graduated in 2009 from Arundel High School in Gabrills, Md. … volunteered time with canned food drives, blood drives, heart walks and cancer walks … majoring in criminal justice with a minor in forensic science at DSU.

2012-13 RETURNERS

CAREER SUPERLATIVESFGA: 15 – at North Carolina Central 1/8/11FT made: 6 – three times, last vs. Norfolk State 2/7/11FT attempt: 10 – vs. Fordham 1/4/123-PT made: N/A3-PT attempt: 1 – four times, last vs. Hampton 2/6/12Minutes: 35 – twice, last vs. Bethune-Cookman 1/21/12

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2011-12 DNP2010-11 11-0 74/6.7 6-25 .240 2-16 .125 1-1 1.000 2 2 4 0.4 5 0 1 4 1 0 15 1.4TOTAL 11-0 74/6.7 6-25 .240 2-16 .125 1-1 1.000 2 2 4 0.4 5 0 1 4 1 0 15 1.4

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5-10 | sophomore | guard | baltimore, md. | st. frances academy

2011-12: MEAC All-Rookie Team selection … finished 12th in the MEAC with a 3-point shooting percentage of 30.0 (24-for-80) … second on team with 1.0 3-point field goals made per game … fourth for the Hornets with an average of 6.5 points per contest … collected an aver-age of 1.7 rebounds per game … played in 23 games while starting three for DSU … missed four games with a concussion … tallied a ca-reer game against Florida A&M on Jan. 23 with 21 points, five rebounds, seven field goals made and 5-for-7 free throws.

High School: Helped lead team to the IAAM Championship in 2010 … averaged 12 points and three rebounds in her career … as a junior, earned the Towson Catholic H.S. Offensive award in addition to being named to the Baltimore All-County team.

Club/AAU: Played for the Maryland Lady Comets from 2004-09 … team was 2009 Super Regionals Champions in addition to U.S. Junior Nationals Champions … team captain.

Personal: Born March 17, 1992 in Baltimore, Md. … daughter of Angela Dukes and Michael Dukes … has one younger sister, Jasmine … father played basketball at Towson University … graduated in 2010 from St. Frances Academy in Baltimore, Md. as a member of the honor roll with a 3.5 GPA … also attended Towson Catholic High School … high school teammate of current DSU players Tasia Bristow and Deanna Harmon … volunteered time with the Villa Maria RTC … majoring in mass commu-nications with the goals of becoming a fashion journalist upon gradu-ation from DSU.

chelsea dukes2012-13 RETURNERS

CAREER SUPERLATIVESPoints: 21 – vs. Florida A&M 1/23/12Rebounds: 5 – vs. Florida A&M 1/23/12Assists: 3 – vs. Bethune-Cookman 1/21/12Steals: 4 – at Morgan State 2/13/12Blocks: 1 – five times, last at Morgan State 2/13/12FG: 7 – vs. Florida A&M 1/23/12

FGA: 15 – vs. Fordham 1/4/12FT made: 5 – vs. Florida A&M 1/23/12FT attempt: 7 – vs. Florida A&M 1/23/123-PT made: 4 – at Morgan State 2/13/123-PT attempt: 8 – at Morgan State 2/13/12Minutes: 34 – three times, last at Morgan State 2/13/12


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deanna harmonchelsea dukes 5-7 | junior | guard/forward | owings mills, md. | st. frances academy

2011-12: Started all 28 games played for the Hornets … missed first career games (since middle school) with a concussion … led team with 36.9 minutes played per game, good for fourth in the MEAC … tied for second on the team with 2.5 assists (12th MEAC) and 2.0 steals (15th MEAC) per contest … earned ECU All-Classic Team honors after collect-ing 25 points, eight steals, eight rebounds and four rebounds against East Carolina and Robert Morris on Nov. 26-27 … tallied eight double figure points and one double figure rebound games … recorded a career-high 20 points vs. Wilmington on Nov. 12 … posted a career-high 11 rebounds at Bethune-Cookman on Feb. 12 … durable student-athlete that saw all 45 minutes of play in three games.

2010-11: Led Lady Hornets in assists (2.8 pg), steals (1.7 pg) and min-utes played (32.8 pg) as a freshman … finished third on team with an average of 4.9 rebounds per game … fourth on the team with an aver-age of 7.3 points per game … scored career-high 14 points at NJIT on 11/24/10 … tallied career-high six steals at St. Francis (NY) on 12/22/10 and seven assists vs. Coppin State on 1/24/11 … collected career-high 11 rebounds at Bethune-Cookman on 2/12/11.

High School: Played varsity basketball all four years and led her team to three IAAM championships … team posted a 69-3 combined record her sophomore, junior and senior seasons, including a 21-0 junior year … named IAAM All-Star all four seasons … earned Defensive Player of the Year honors twice at SFA … as a senior, team also won the Diamond State Classic and Bishop Walsh tournaments … averaged 12 points, five steals and four rebounds her senior season … teammate of fellow DSU junior Tasia Bristow … also lettered in tennis … three-time all-state ten-nis selection.

Club/AAU: Member of the MYBA Wildcats, which won the 2009 AAU State Championship … team MVP.

Personal: Born July 4, 1992 in Baltimore, Md. … daughter of Diana and Lamont Harmon … has an older brother, Dwayne, and two older sisters, Tamyra and Lanier … graduated from St. Frances Academy in Baltimore, Md. … was class Salutatorian in 2010 … earned numerous academic honors at SFA including Archdiocese of Baltimore Distinc-tive Scholar, Black Scholar, National Honors Society, President’s Award and Merit Scholastic Award … volunteered time with dance ministry, coaching basketball and school recruiting … majoring in mathematics with a minor in accounting … plans on playing basketball profession-ally overseas upon graduation and becoming an accountant … mem-ber of the DSU Dean’s List and National Society of Collegiate Scholars.

2012-13 RETURNERS

CAREER SUPERLATIVESFGA: 15 – vs. Fordham 1/4/12FT made: 5 – vs. Florida A&M 1/23/12FT attempt: 7 – vs. Florida A&M 1/23/123-PT made: 4 – at Morgan State 2/13/123-PT attempt: 8 – at Morgan State 2/13/12Minutes: 34 – three times, last at Morgan State 2/13/12

Points: 20 – vs. Wilmington 11/12/11Rebounds: 11 – at Bethune-Cookman 2/12/11Assists: 7 – vs. Coppin State 1/24/11Steals: 6 – at St. Francis (NY) 12/22/10Blocks: 2 – at North Carolina Central 1/28/12FG: 8 – vs. Wilmington 11/12/11

FGA: 15 – vs. Coppin State 1/24/11FT made: 8 – at Norfolk State 2/18/12FT attempt: 10 – twice, last at Norfolk State 2/18/123-PT made: 2 – three times, last vs. Morgan State 2/27/123-PT attempt: 8 vs. Morgan State 2/27/12Minutes: 45 – three times, last vs. South Carolina State 3/5/12


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WOODRUFF,Morgan


2011-12 28-28 1033/36.9 61-217 .281 13-54 .241 68-102 .667 32 86 118 4.2 72 0 70 94 4 55 203 7.32010-11 29-29 950/32.8 72-211 .341 10-43 .233 57-94 .606 46 95 141 4.9 81 5 82 95 1 50 211 7.3TOTAL 56-56 1983/35.4 133-428 .311 23-97 .237 125-196 .638 78 181 259 4.6 153 5 152 189 5 105 414 7.4

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6-2 | redshirt sophomore | guard/forward | clinton, md. | riverdale baptist

2012-13: Preseason All-MEAC First Team selection.

2011-12: MEAC Rookie of the Year … MEAC All-Rookie Team selection … CollegeSportsMadness.com MEAC Freshman of the Year … three-time MEAC Rookie of the Week (Nov. 28, Dec. 19, Feb. 27) … recorded double figure scoring in 26 of 30 games … scored in all but one game after leaving the Nov. 26 game at East Carolina three minutes in with an ankle injury … collected seven double doubles on the season … tallied five 20-point games … registered seven double figure rebounding con-tests … led the Hornets and finished sixth in the MEAC with14.6 points per game … first on the team and ninth in the conference with 7.1 re-bounds per game … 10th in the MEAC with .437 field goal percentage (171-for-391), 4.4 defensive rebounds and 0.9 blocked shots per game … finished the season with a total of 439 points, 212 rebounds and 26 blocked shots … posted a career game at Morgan State on Feb. 13 with 25 points on 10-of-22 shooting from the field and 15 rebounds … marked 21 points and 10 rebounds in first collegiate game against Wilmington on Nov. 12 … began career with three straight double dou-bles against Wilmington, Wesley and Wright State.

Personal: Born February 2, 1991 in Washington, D.C. … daughter of LaTanya Hawkins … has a twin sister, Tianna … graduated in 2010 from Riverdale Baptist High School in Largo, Md. … majoring in mass com-munications and plans to become a photographer upon graduation.

tierra hawkins2012-13 RETURNERS

CAREER SUPERLATIVESPoints: 25 – at Morgan State 2/13/12Rebounds: 15 – at Morgan State 2/13/12Assists: 3 – at North Carolina A&T 1/30/12Steals: 5 – vs. South Carolina State 2/27/12Blocks: 3 – vs. Wilmington 11/12/11FG: 10 – at Morgan State 2/13/12

FGA: 22 – at Morgan State 2/13/12FT made: 8 – twice, last at Hampton 2/20/12FT attempt: 10 – twice, last vs. South Carolina State 3/5/123-PT made: 1 – vs. South Carolina State 3/1/123-PT attempt: 3 – at Wright State 11/15/11Minutes: 40 – vs. Morgan State 2/27/12

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crystal pitttierra hawkins 5-7 | senior | guard/forward | ft. washington, md. | national christian academy

2011-12: Missed season with a knee injury.

2010-11: Saw action in 27 games … averaged 2.5 points in 12.1 min-utes of play per contest … collected 46 rebounds (1.7 pg), 21 steals, 17 assists and two blocked shots … tallied a career-high seven rebounds and 24 minutes of play at Coppin State on Jan. 25 … recorded a sea-son-high 10 points on 4-of-6 shooting at UMES on March 3 … posted a career-high four steals at South Carolina State on Jan. 10.

2009-10: Appeared in 20 games with one start ... led Hornets with career-high 12 points (3-3 FGs; 5-6 FTs) in loss to Coppin State (Jan. 25) ... fourth on the team with nine three-point field goals ... tallied eight points in loss to Maryland Eastern Shore (Dec. 5) ... also knocked down first career three-pointers (2) in UMES contest ... scored six points on two three-point baskets in losses to Syracuse (Dec. 22) and Kent State (Jan. 3) ... made DSU debut in loss to Navy on Nov. 24, tallying two points (1-2 FGs), two rebounds and one assist ... missed first three games due to an ankle injury.

High School: Averaged 14.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 4.1 steals per-game as a senior at National Christian Academy (Md.) ... helped lead team to 2007 Fall League and Division II Bull City Tour-nament championships, along with National Association of Christian Athletes fourth place finish ... played for head basketball coach Roscoe Jones ... also lettered in volleyball ... Salutatorian of her senior class.

Personal: Born May 7, 1991 in Silver Spring, Md. … daughter of George and Patricia Pitt … older brother, Neal, played basketball at MEAC rival UMES.

2012-13 RETURNERS

CAREER SUPERLATIVESPoints: 12 – at Coppin State 1/25/10Rebounds: 7 – at Coppin State 2/21/11Assists: 2 – three times, last at Howard 1/31/11Steals: 4 – at South Carolina State 1/10/11Blocks: 1 – three times, last vs. Morgan State1/22/11FG: 4 – at UMES 3/3/11

FGA: 7 – five times, last vs. Long Island 12/11/10FT made: 5 – at Coppin State 1/25/10FT attempt: 6 – at Coppin State 1/25/103-PT made: 2 – three times, last at Kent State 1/3/103-PT attempt: 5 – twice, last at Kent State 1/3/10Minutes: 24 – at Coppin State 2/21/11


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2011-12 DNP - INJURY2010-11 27-0 328/12.1 22-82 .268 6-35 .171 17-24 .708 17 29 46 1.7 29 0 17 34 2 21 67 2.52009-10 20-1 214/10.7 18-58 .310 9-33 .273 8-10 .800 15 16 31 1.6 7 0 5 20 1 6 53 2.7TOTAL 47-1 542/11.5 40-140 .286 15-68 .221 25-34 .735 32 45 77 1.6 36 0 23 54 3 27 120 2.6

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5-7 | sophomore | guard | wilmington, del. | hodgson vo-tech h.s.

2011-12: Saw action in 24 games as a freshman for the Hornets … scored first career points (three) vs. Wilmington on Nov. 12 … collected a career-high three rebounds at East Carolina on Nov. 26 … played a career-high 29 minutes against Howard on Feb. 25.

High School: Varsity team was Flight “B” Champions all four years and Blue Hen Conference Champions her sophomore and junior seasons … McDonald’s All-American nominee … Delaware North Top 10 … All-State Honorable Mention … Flight “B” All-Conference First Team (junior) and Second Team (senior) member … team lost just one conference game in her four seasons … averaged seven points and three rebounds per game.

Club/AAU: Played with the Lady Sharks.

Personal: Born March 5, 1992 in Wilmington, Del. … daughter of Jimia Redden … has two brothers, Dominique and Corey … graduated in 2011 from Hodgson Vocational Technical High School in Newark, Del. … majoring in movement science with the goals to become a physical therapist upon graduation.

coreenah redden2012-13 RETURNERS

CAREER SUPERLATIVESPoints: 3 – twice, last at UMES 12/3/11Rebounds: 3 – at East Carolina 11/26/11Assists: 1 – five times, last vs. St. Francis (N.Y.) 12/11/11Steals: 3 – twice, last at Hampton 2/20/12Blocks: N/AFG: 1 – five times, last vs. St. Francis (N.Y.) 12/11/11

FGA: 4 – at Hampton 2/20/12FT made: 1 – four times, last vs. Howard 2/25/12FT attempt: 4 – vs. Wilmington 11/12/113-PT made: N/A3-PT attempt: N/AMinutes: 29 vs. Howard 2/25/12

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keyanna tatecoreenah redden 6-0 | sophomore | guard/forward | beltsville, md. | bowie h.s.

2011-12: Started in all 30 games for the Hornets as a freshman … scored first career points (four) against Wilmington on Nov. 12 … aver-aged 5.6 points and 4.6 rebounds in 28.8 minutes of play per contest … third on team with 1.3 assists and 2.1 field goals per game … also third for DSU with 36.0 field goal percentage (63-for-175) … tallied a career-high 13 points vs. Howard on Feb. 25 … collected a career-high 12 rebounds at North Carolina Central on Jan. 28.

Club/AAU: Played five years with the Lady Diamonds and one season with the Fairfax Stars.

Personal: Born April 13, 1993 in Washington, D.C. … daughter of Karen Winestock and Vincent Tate … has one brother, Langston, and three sisters, Lashonda, Briana and Tia … graduated in 2011 from Bowie High School … spent time with the ROTC … wants to work with sports and/or kids upon graduation.

2012-13 RETURNERS

CAREER SUPERLATIVESPoints: 13 – vs. Howard 2/25/12Rebounds: 12 – at North Carolina Central 1/28/12Assists: 4 – vs. Wilmington 11/12/11Steals: 3 – three times, last at North Carolina A&T 1/30/12Blocks: 2 – vs. Howard 2/25/12FG: 6 – vs. Howard 2/25/12

FGA: 12 – vs. Robert Morris 11/27/11FT made: 7 – vs. St. Francis (N.Y.) 12/11/11FT attempt: 8 – vs. St. Francis (N.Y.) 12/11/113-PT made: 1 – vs. Howard 2/25/123-PT attempt: 2 – vs. Howard 2/25/12Minutes: 41 – vs. South Carolina State 3/5/12

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5-9 | sophomore | guard | el paso, texas | montwood h.s.

2011-12: Played in 24 games as a freshman for the Hornets … posted a career day against Morgan State on Feb. 27 with 12 points on 4-of-9 shooting from the field and 3-for-6 from behind the arc … led team with .354 3-point percentage (17-for-48) … went 8-for-9 (.889) from the charity stripe … averaged 3.2 points in 10.5 minutes of play per contest … collected career-high three rebounds at Wright State on Nov. 19.

Club/AAU: Helped lead Dedicated Athletes to two Southwest Shoot-out and I-10 League championships … also played for the Lady Trinity squad in 2009 that won the Delmarva Showcase.

Personal: Born February 15, 1994 in El Paso, Texas … daughter of Gary Thornton and Patricia Thornton … has two brothers, Vince and Derrick, and five sisters, Priscilla, Kayla, Leia, Jasmine and Elizabeth … gradu-ated in 2011 from Montwood High School in El Paso, Texas … jumped from third to fifth grade due to academic excellence … majoring in physical therapy at DSU.

alexis thornton2012-13 RETURNERS

CAREER SUPERLATIVESPoints: 12 – vs. Morgan State 2/27/12Rebounds: 3 – at Wright State 11/19/11Assists: 1 – at Wright State 11/19/11Steals: 2 – twice, last at #22 Texas 12/28/11Blocks: 1 – vs. Wesley 11/15/11FG: 4 – vs. Morgan State 2/27/12

FGA: 9 – vs. Morgan State 2/27/12FT made: 2 – three times, last vs. South Carolina State 3/5/12FT attempt: 2 – four times, last vs. South Carolina State 3/5/123-PT made: 3 – vs. Morgan State 2/27/123-PT attempt: 6 – vs. Morgan State 2/27/12Minutes: 30 at East Carolina 11/26/11

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morgan woodruffalexis thornton 6-2 | sophomore | forward/center | bloomington, ind. | bloomington south h.s.

2011-12: Averaged 0.6 rebounds and 0.1 points in 7.3 minutes played over 14 games … collected first career points vs. Wilmington on Nov. 12 … shot .667 from the free throw line (2-for-3) … tallied four steals, including a career-high three at No. 22/25 Texas on Dec. 28.

Club/AAU: Played for the Indiana Elite.

Personal: Born May 28, 1992 in Bloomington, Ind. … daughter of Mari-anne Woodruff … has one sister, Avery, and a niece, Addelyn … father, Steve Downing, played basketball at Indiana University from 1971-75 … graduated in 2010 from Bloomington High School South … major-ing in Public Relations with the goals of working for a sports team upon graduation from DSU … chose Del State for its HBCU roots … Dean’s List honoree … interned with the Indiana University Sports Information department during the summer of 2012.

2012-13 RETURNERS

CAREER SUPERLATIVESPoints: 2 – vs. Wilmington 11/12/11Rebounds: 3 – vs. Wesley 11/15/11Assists: N/ASteals: 3 – at #22/25 Texas 12/28/11Blocks: 1 – at UMES 12/3/11FG: N/A

FGA: 3 – vs. Wesley 11/15/11FT made: 2 – vs. Wilmington 11/12/11FT attempt: 2 – vs. Wilmington 11/12/113-PT made: N/A3-PT attempt: N/AMinutes: 18 – twice, last vs. Wesley 11/15/11

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5-4 | freshman | guard | newark, n.j. | university h.s.

305-6 | freshman | guard | lincoln, del. | cape henlopen h.s.

High School: Two-time First Team All-South and All-Conference hon-oree … named to the All-State First Team as a senior and Honorable Mention as a junior … posted a single-game school-record 39 points her senior season … averaged 15.4 points throughout her career.

Club/AAU: Played two years with the Lady Heat.

Personal: Born July 25, 1994 in Milford, Del. … daughter of Rosita and Haywood Burton … has two older sisters, Rosita and Doneisha and one older brother, Donald … graduated in 2012 from Cape Henlopen High School in Lewes, Del. … also attended Milford Senior High School in Milford, Del. … volunteered with the Kent Sussex Youth Program … ma-joring in Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement with the goals of becoming a detective upon graduation from Delaware State.

11High School: Helped lead team to Essex County Quarterfinals … team was 2011 NPS Holiday Tournament Champions … team captain, ‘Phoe-nix’ Award and Second Team All-Conference as a senior … averaged 8.3 ppg, 2.4 spg, 2.4, rpg and 3.0 apg … collected a career-high 23 points … earned Most Improved, team captain and Second Team-All Conference honors her junior year.

Club/AAU: Played two years with the N.J. Flow and N.J. Knights.

Personal: Born May 2, 1994 in Morristown, N.J. … daughter of Alexia Wallace and Eric Kersey … has one older sister, N’Quera and four young-er brothers, Khalil, Eric, Mekhi and Kameron … name is pronounced “Nuh-kye-uh” … graduated in 2012 from University High School in Newark, N.J. … member of the Principal’s List and Honor Roll from 2010-12 … volunteered with Feeding the Homeless … majoring in Criminal Justice with the goals of working for the FBI or CIA upon graduation from Delaware State.

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45-7 | sophomore | guard | las vegas, nev. | liberty h.s. | arizona western cc

Arizona Western: Averaged 9.5 points, 4.8 assists, 3.6 steals and 2.8 rebounds per game for the Matadors … ACCAC Division I Player of the Week (Jan. 24).

High School: Three-time team MVP that led the Patriot to two Sunrise Region and Southeast Division Championships … averaged 11.1 points and 4.6 assists per game through her four years at Liberty High School … also earned Defensive Player of the Year honors.

Club/AAU: Played with the Vegas Elite … named the MVP of the Swoosh/NJB Las Vegas Spectacular.

Personal: Born July 20, 1993 in Las Vegas, Nev. … daughter of Tony Washington and Kelli Washington … has one sister, Morgan … uncle, Maurice Washington, played football at the University of Nevada Reno from 1975-80 … graduated in 2011 from Liberty High School in Hen-derson, Nev. with an advanced diploma and 3.5 GPA … member of the National Junior Honors Society … majoring in psychology with the goals of becoming a sports psychologist upon graduation from DSU.

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KENTUCKYNovember 10 | 1 p.m.Memorial ColiseumLexington, Ky.

ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)November 16 | 7 p.m.Pope Physical Education CenterBrooklyn Heights, N.Y.

Quick FactsLocation: Brooklyn Heights, N.Y.Founded: 1859Enrollment: 2,700Nickname: TerriersSchool Colors: Red and BlueAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Northeast Conference (NEC)Facility: Pope Physical Education CenterCapacity: 1,200President: Brendan J. Dugan ‘68Athletics Director: Irma Garcia ‘80

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: John ThurstonAlma Mater: Seton Hall ‘70Record at SFC: First SeasonOverall Record: 41-21Assistant Coaches: Dionne Dodson | Muskingum ‘93 Nettie Respondek | Vanderbilt ‘98 Kaitlyn Vican | Fordham ‘10

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 4-252011-12 NEC Record | Finish: 3-15 | 11th

2011-12 Postseason: N/ALetterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/1Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0Newcomers: 3

Team HistoryAll-Time Record: 282-787 | .263All-Time NEC Record: 93-394 | .203

Series InformationAll-time series: DSU leads, 3-1Last meeting: 2011 | DSU won, 73-66, in Dover

Sports InformationAsst. Director of Athletic Comm.: Brian D. Morales ‘08Office Phone: (718) 489-5369Office Fax: (718) 797-2140Press Row: (718) 489-5412Email: [email protected]

www.SFCathletics.com@SFCTerriers

FORDHAMNovember 18 | 2 p.m.Rose Hill GymBronx, N.Y.

Quick FactsLocation: Bronx, N.Y.Founded: 1841Enrollment: 8,427Nickname: RamsSchool Colors: Maroon and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Atlantic 10 (A-10)Facility: Rose Hill GymCapacity: 3,200President: Joseph McShane, S.J. | Boston College ‘72Director of Athletics: David Roach | Springfield ‘71

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Stephanie GaitleyAlma Mater: Villanova ‘82Record at FU: 12-18 | Second SeasonOverall Record: 476-288 | 27th SeasonAssociate Head Coach: Angelika SzumiloAssistant Coaches: Salee Johnson-Edwards Laura ForbesOperiations: Jenna CosgroveAdministrative Assistant: James HettVideo Coordinator: Whitney ColemanStrength & Conditioning Coach: Ted PerlakTeam Athletic Trainer: Nina D’AgostinoEquipment Manager: Joe Webber

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 12-182011-12 A-10 Record | Finish: 3-11 | 12th

2011-12 Postseason: N/ALetterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/5Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1Newcomers: 4

Team HistoryFirst Year of Women’s Basketball: 1970-71All-Time Record: 468-664 | 43rd SeasonNCAA Appearances: One | 1994Last Post-season Opponent: Penn State | 1994

Series InformationAll-time series: Fordham leads, 1-0Last meeting: 2012 | Fordham won, 63-48, in Dover

Sports InformationAssoc. Sports Information Director: Scott KwiatkowskiOffice Phone: (718) 817-4219Cell Phone: (914) 262-5440Office Fax: (718) 817-4244Press Row: (718) 817-2736Email: [email protected]

www.FordhamSports.com@FordhamWBB

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Quick FactsLocation: Lexington, Ky.Founded: 1865Enrollment: 29,098Nickname: WildcatsSchool Colors: Blue and WhiteFacility: Memorial ColiseumCapacity: 8,000Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Southeastern (SEC)President: Dr. Eli Capilouto | Alabama ‘71Athletics Director: Mitch Barnhart | Ottowa ‘81

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Matthew MitchellAlma Mater: Mississippi State ‘95Record at UK: 114-56 | Sixth YearCareer Record: 144-85 | Eighth YearAssistant Coaches: Matt Insell | MTSU ‘07 Shalon Pillow | Tennessee ‘02 Danielle Santos | Florida ‘06Operations: Ukari Figgs | Purdue ‘99Student Assistant: Crystal RileyStaff Support Assoc.: Angela Schoenherr | Kentucky ‘09Recruiting Assistant: Amy Tilley | Kentucky ‘07Video Exchange: Bob Dunn | Dayton ‘10Trainer: Courtney Jones | Purdue ‘01Strength Coach: Stephanie Tracey-Simmons | Ohio ’97Team Physician: Dr. Robert Hosey | Virginia Tech ‘89

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 28-72011-12 SEC Record | Finish: 13-3 | 1st

2011-12 Postseason: NCAA Elite Eight Lost to No. 3/3 Connecticut, 65-80Final Poll Rank: No. 12 (AP) | No. 8 ESPN/USA TodayLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/4Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1Newcomers: 3

Team HistorySeasons of Women’s Basketball: Entering 39th

All-Time Record: 656-471 | .582All-Time Conference Record: 145-216 | .401All-Time Conference Tournament Record: 25-33 | .431Conference Tournament Titles: Two | 1982, 2012NCAA Tournament Appearances: NineNCAA Tournament Record: 11-9

Series InformationAll-time series: First meetingLast meeting: N/A

Sports InformationAssoc. Media Relations Director: Susan LaxOffice Phone: (859) 257-8420Cell Phone: (859) 608-5019Office Fax: (859) 323-4310Email: [email protected]

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WILMINGTONNovember 21 | 5:30 p.m.Memorial HallDover, Del.

Quick FactsLocation: New Castle, Del.Founded: 1968Enrollment: 3,300Nickname: WildcatsSchool Colors: Forest Green and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Central Atlantic Collegiate (CACC)Facility: Pratt GymnasiumPresident: Dr. Jack P. VarsalonaDirector of Athletics: Linda Van Drie-Andrzjewski

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Tiffany SilverAlma Mater: UMBC ‘02Record at WU: 0-0 | First SeasonOverall Record: 0-0 | First SeasonAssistant Coaches: Mary Rotimi | Lincoln ‘07 Colin Smith | Wilmington ‘09

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 2-22

Team HistoryFirst Year of Division II Women’s Basketball: 2004All-Time Record: 91-131

Series InformationAll-time series: DSU leads, 2-0Last meeting: 2011 | DSU won, 80-32 in Dover

Sports InformationSports Information Director: Dan LaulettaOffice Phone: (302) 356-2020Email: [email protected]

www.Wilmu.edu/Athletics@WilmUAthletics

UMES*December 1 | 1 p.m.Memorial Hall | Dover, Del.January 19 | 2 p.m.Hytche Athletic Center | Princess Anne, Md.

Quick FactsLocation: Princess Anne, Md.Founded: 1886Enrollment: 5,000Nickname: Lady HawksSchool Colors: Maroon and GrayAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)Facility: William P. Hytche Athletic CenterCapacity: 5,500President: Juliette B. Bell | Talladega ‘77Director of Athletics: Keith Davidson | Lincoln (Pa.) ‘85

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Fred BatchelorAlma Mater: Valley Forge Christian ‘88Record at UMES: 107-129 | Ninth SeasonOverall Record: 167-176 | 13th SeasonAssociate Head Coach: Revonda Whitley | Winthrop ‘94Assistant Coach: Cedric Jenkins | UMES ‘93Grad. Assistant Coach: Richard ‘Magic’ Ashley | UMES ‘08

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 12-182011-12 MEAC Record | Finish: 8-8 | Sixth2011-12 Postseason: 1-1 | MEAC TournamentLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/7Newcomers: 9

Series InformationAll-time series: DSU leads, 46-34Last meeting: 2012 | UMES won, 69-56, in Dover

Sports InformationMedia Relations Assistant: Dave VatzOffice Phone: (410) 621-1108Cell Phone: (443) 802-1590Office Fax: (410) 651-7514Email: [email protected]

www.UMESHawks.com@UMESHarryTHawk

HOWARD*December 3 | 5:30 p.m.Memorial Hall | Dover, Del.March 2 | 2 p.m.Burr Gymnasium | Washington, D.C.

Quick FactsLocation: Washington, D.C.Founded: 1867Enrollment: 10,500Nickname: Lady BisonSchool Colors: Navy Blue and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)Facility: Burr GymnasiumCapacity: 2,700President: Dr. Sidney RibeauDirector of Athletics: Louis “Skip” Perkins

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Niki Reid GeckelerAlma Mater: Georgetown ‘93Record at HU: 65-63 | Fifth SeasonOverall Record: SameAssistant Coaches: James Simmons | Belford ‘98 Brian Johnson | Drexel ‘98 Matthew JonesTeam Athletic Trainer: Deanna Dorceus

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 24-92011-12 MEAC Record | Finish: 14-2 | Second2011-12 Postseason: WNIT, lost, 56-59, to Virgina in OTLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/2Newcomers: 3

Team HistoryAll-Time Record: 131-172 (since 2002-03)All-Time MEAC Record: 93-77Last Post-season Opponent: Virginia | 2012 WNIT

Series InformationAll-time series: Howard leads, 47-26Last meeting: 2012 | Howard won, 67-52, in Dover

Sports InformationAssistant Sports Information Director: Ariel GermainOffice Phone: (202) 806-7182Cell Phone: (202) 538-2293Office Fax: (202) 806-9595Press Row: (202) 806-7484Email: [email protected]

www.Howard-Bison.com@HowardAthletics

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NJITDecember 8 | 2 p.m.Estelle and Zoom Fleisher Athletic CenterNewark, N.J.

Quick FactsLocation: University Heights, Newark, N.J.Founded: 1881Enrollment: 7,125Nickname: HighlandersSchool Colors: Red and WhiteFacility: Estelle and Zoom Fleisher Athletic Center Capacity: 1,500Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Great West (GWC)President: Dr. Joel Bloom, EdDAthletics Director: Lenny Kaplan

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Steve LanpherAlma Mater: College of St. Joseph (Vt.) ‘87Record at NJIT: First YearCareer Record: SameAssistant Coaches: Mark McCaleb LaKea Jones Epiphany Smith

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 13-172011-12 GWC Record | Finish: 6-4 | 3rd

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/0Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0

Series InformationAll-time series: Tied, 1-1Last meeting: 2011 | NJIT won, 65-49, in Dover

Sports InformationAsst. Sports Information Director: Stephanie PillariOffice Phone: (973) 596-8324Email: [email protected]

www.NJITHighlanders.com@NJITHighlanders

ALBANYDecember 15 | 5 p.m.Memorial HallDover, Del.

Quick FactsLocation: Albany, N.Y.Founded: 1844Enrollment: 13,000Nickname: Great DanesSchool Colors: Purple and GoldFacility: SEFCU ArenaCapacity: 4,538Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: America EastPresident: George M. PhilipDirector of Athletics: Lee McElroy

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Katie Abrahamson-HendersonAlma Mater: Iowa ‘90Career Record: 95-61 | Sixth YearAssistant Coaches: Tahnee Balerio Mary Grimes Kelly KomaraGraduate Assistant: Isoken UzamereOperations: Brittany Hollingsworth

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 22-92011-12 AE Record | Finish: 14-2


Sports InformationInterim Director: Brianna LaBrecqueOffice Phone: (518) 442-5733Email: [email protected]

www.UAlbanySports.com@UAlbanySports

SOUTH DAKOTA STATEDecember 18 | 8 p.m.Frost Arena | Brookings, S.D.Quick FactsLocation: Brookings, S.D.Founded: 1881Enrollment: 12,583Nickname: JackrabbitsSchool Colors: Yellow and BlueFacility: Frost ArenaCapacity: 6,500Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: The Summit LeaguePresident: Dr. David L. Chicoine | SDSU ‘69Athletics Director: Justin Sell | Bowling Green (Ohio) ‘91

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Aaron JohnstonAlma Mater: Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) ‘96Record at SDSU: 290-99 (12-plus seasons)Career Record: SameAssistant Coaches: Katie Falco | Northern Iowa ‘03 | Fifth Year Mike Jewett | Augustana (S.D.) ‘94 | First Year Carissa Nord | Wisconsin-Superior ‘09 | First Year

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 24-92011-12 Summit League Record | Finish: 16-2 | 1st

2011-12 Postseason: Won Summit League TitleLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/2Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2

Team HistoryFirst Year of Women’s Basketball: 1966All-Time Record: 797-353NCAA Division I Tourn. Appearances: Four | 2009-12NCAA Division I WNIT Appearances: Two | 2007, ‘08NCAA Division II Postseason Berths/Last: Nine | 2004NCAA Division II Elite Eight Appearances/Last: Three | 2004NCAA Division II Titles: One | 2003


Sports InformationSports Information Director: Jason HoveOffice Phone: (605) 688-4626Cell Phone: (605) 695-1827Office Fax: (605) 688-5999Email: [email protected]

www.GoJacks.com@JackrabbitWBB

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TOWSONDecember 21 | 7 p.m.Towson CenterTowson, Md.

Quick FactsLocation: Towson, Md.Founded: 1866Enrollment: 21,464Nickname: TigersSchool Colors: Gold, White and BlackFacility: Towson CenterCapacity: 5,000Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)President: Dr. Maravene LoeschkeDirector of Athletics: Mike Waddell

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Joe MathewsAlma Mater: Radford ‘91Record at Towson: 135-189 | 12th YearCareer Record: SameAssistant Coaches: Tiffany Coll | UMBC ‘03 Jonathan Mason | Frostburg State ‘06 Christie Rogers (Interim) | Washington ‘09Interim Director of Ops: Taryn Christian | Northeastern ‘11

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 16-142011-12 CAA Record: 7-11Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/6

Team HistoryAll-time Record: 530-580

Series InformationAll-time series: Towson leads, 3-1Last meeting: 2011 | Towson won, 70-59, in Dover

Sports InformationAsst. Media Relations Director: Megan O’BrienOffice Phone: (410) 704-2232Office Fax: (410) 704-3861Email: [email protected]

www.TowsonTigers.com@Towson_WBB

WISCONSINUniv. Miami Holiday TournamentDecember 28 | 5/7 p.m.BankUnited Center | Miami, Fla.

Quick FactsLocation: Madison, Wis.Founded: 1848Enrollment: 42,099Nickname: BadgersSchool Colors: Cardinal and WhiteFacility: Kohl CenterCapacity: 17,122Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Big TenInterim Chancellor: David WardAthletics Director: Barry Alvarez

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Bobbie KelseyAlma Mater: Stanford ‘96Record at UW: 9-20 | Second YearCareer Record: SameAssistant Coaches: Jayme Callahan Stacy Cantley Alysiah BondDirector of Operations: Jill Jameson

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 9-202011-12 Big Ten Record | Finish: 5-11 | T9th

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/5Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3Newcomers: 7

Team HistoryFirst Year of Women’s Basketball: 1974-75All-Time Record: 532-542NCAA Tournament Record: 2-7 | Seven YearsLast NCAA Tournament: 2010 | Lost first roundWNIT Tournament Record: 15-5 | Six YearsLast WNIT Tournament: 2011 | Lost second roundBig Ten Championships: None


Sports InformationSports Information Director: Diane K. NordstromOffice Phone: (608) 262-9024Cell Phone: (608) 658-3644Office Fax: (608) 262-8184Email: [email protected]

www.UWBadgers.com@BadgerWBBall

CCSU/MIAMIUniv. Miami Holiday TournamentDecember 29 | 5/7 p.m.Bank United Center | Miami, Fla.

Central Connecticut State Quick FactsLocation: New Britain, Conn.Founded: 1849Enrollment: 12,000Nickname: Blue DevilsSchool Colors: Blue and WhiteFacility: Detrick Gymnasium | 2,654Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Northeast (NEC)President: Dr. John W. MillerAthletics Director: Paul Schlickmann

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Beryl Piper | CCSU ‘87Record at CCSU: 66-84 | Sixth YearCareer Record: SameAssistant Coaches: Kerri Reaves | Marquette ‘95 Glenn Senecal | Nichols ‘80 Kris Baugh | Providence ‘07

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 13-162011-12 NEC Record | Finish: 7-11 | 9th


Team HistoryFirst Season of Women’s Basketball: 1971-72All-Time Record: 409-610

www.CCSUBlueDevils.com@CCSUBlueDevils

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Miami Quick FactsLocation: Coral Gables, Fla.Founded: 1925Enrollment: 15,524Nickname: HurricanesSchool Colors: Orange, Green and WhiteFacility: BankUnited Center | 7,200Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Atlantic Coast (ACC)President: Dr. Donna E. ShalalaInterim Athletics Director: Blake James

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Katie Meier | Duke ‘90Record at UM: 126-95 | Eighth YearCareer Record: 202-140 | 12th YearAssistant Coaches: Darrick Gibbs | Wofford ‘00 Carolyn Kieger | Marquette ‘06 Octavia Blue | Miami ‘08Ops: Lonnette Hall | Drew ThomasStrength Coach: Alex ParrAthletic Trainer: Alana Eichman

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 26-62011-12 ACC Record | Finish: 14-2 | 2nd

Team HistoryFirst Season of Women’s Basketball: 1972All-Time Record: 631-452

www.HurricaneSports.com@MiamiWBB



HOUSTON BAPTISTJanuary 5 | 8 p.m.Sharp GymHouston, Texas

Quick FactsLocation: Houston, TexasFounded: 1960Enrollment: 2,200Nickname: HuskiesSchool Colors: Royal Blue and OrangeFacility: Sharp GymCapacity: 1,000Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Great West (GWC)President: Dr. Robert B. Sloan, Jr.Athletics Director: Steve Moniaci

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Mary GleasonAlma Mater: Southern MethodistRecord at HBU: 5-52 | Third YearCareer Record: SameAssistant Coaches: Donna Finne | Heriot Watt Cameron Tucker | Ball State Ernesta Griciunaite | Houston Baptist

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 1-272011-12 GWC Record: 0-10Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/6Starters Returning/Lost: 5/0Newcomers: 5

Team HistoryFirst Year of Women’s Basketball: 1999-00All-Time Record: 276-152


Sports InformationAsst. Dir. of Media Relations: Mary Ellen LeiseringOffice Phone: (281) 649-3087Office Fax: (281) 649-3496Email: [email protected]

www.HBUHuskies.com@HBUWBB

HOUSTONJanuary 6 | 3 p.m.Hofheinz PavilionHouston, Texas

Quick FactsLocation: Houston, TexasFounded: 1927Enrollment: 39,820Nickname: CougarsSchool Colors: Scarlet and WhiteFacility: Hofheinz PavilionCapacity: 8,479Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Conference USAPresident: Dr. Renu KhatorVP for Intercollegiate Athletics: Dr. Richard Scamell

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Todd BuchananAlma Mater: Murray State ‘95Record at UH: 29-32 | Third YearCareer Record: 128-136 | Tenth YearAssoc. Head Coach: Wade Scott | Eastern New Mexico ‘93Assistant Coaches: Ravon Justice | USAO ‘04 Leah Foster | St. Edwards ‘06Operations: Rusty Laverentz | Missouri Western ‘96Administrative Coordinator: Chandi Jones | Houston ‘04Video Coordinator: Brittany Mason | Houston ‘10

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 3-262011-12 C-USA Record | Finish: 2-14 | 12th

2011-12 C-USA Tournament Record: 0-1Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 4/8Starters Returning/Lost: 3/3Newcomers: 10

Team HistoryFirst Year of Women’s Basketball: 1975All-Time Record: 607-494 | .551NCAA Appearances: Five | 1988 ‘92 ‘04 ‘05 ‘11WNIT Appearances: Four | 1991 ‘01 ‘02 ‘10Last Postseason: 2011 | NCAA First Round


Sports InformationAssistant Director of Communications: Kyle SeayOffice Phone: (713) 743-9391Cell Phone: (832) 657-5138Office Fax: (713) 743-9411Email: [email protected] row: (713) 743-9414

www.UHCougars.com@UHCougarWBB

WESLEYJanuary 14 | 5:30 p.m.Memorial HallDover, Del.

Quick FactsLocation: Dover, Del.Founded: 1873Enrollment: 1,530 Nickname: Wolverines School Colors: Navy and WhiteFacility: Wentworth GymnasiumCapacity: 400Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Capital Athletic ConferencePresident: Dr. William JohnstonExecutive Director of Athletics: Mike Drass

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: James WeardenAlma Mater: West Virginia ‘85Record at Wesley: 75-88 | Eighth YearCareer Record: Same

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 6-192011-12 CAC Record: 3-13

Team HistoryFirst Year of Women’s Basketball: 1986-87All-Time Record: 302-331All-Time Conference Record: 125-98NCAA Division III Tournament Appearances: NoneECAC Tournament Appearances: Five

Series InformationAll-time series: DSU leads, 3-0Last meeting: 2011 | DSU won, 85-53

Sports InformationSports Information Director: Steven KramerOffice Phone: (302)736-2450Email: [email protected]

www.Athletics.Wesley.edu@GoWesley

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BETHUNE-COOKMAN*January 26 | 2 p.m.Moore Gymnasium | Daytona Beach, Fla.Quick FactsLocation: Daytona Beach, Fla.Founded: 1904Enrollment: 3,578Nickname: WildcatsSchool Colors: Maroon and GoldAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)Interim President: Dr. Edison O. JacksonAthletics Director: Lynn W. Thompson

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Vanessa BlairAlma Mater: Mount St. Mary’s ‘92Record at B-CU: 42-48 | Fifth YearCareer Record: 152-193 | 14th YearAssociate Head Coach: James HowardAssistant Coaches: Andre Bolton Letitia CurryGraduate Assistant: Mary Dunn

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 10-192011-12 MEAC Record | Finish: 7-9 | 8th


Series InformationAll-time series: DSU leads, 33-24Last meeting: 2012 | B-CU won, 52-50, in Dover

Sports InformationSports Information Director: Michael StambaughOffice Phone: (386) 481-2278Cell Phone: (785) 979-5721Office Fax: (386) 481-2238Email: [email protected]

www.B-CUathletics.com@BCUAthletics

FLORIDA A&M*January 28 | 5:30 p.m.Al Lawson CenterTallahassee, Fla.

Quick FactsLocation: Tallahassee, Fla.Founded: 1887Enrollment: 13,301Nickname: Lady RattlersSchool Colors: Orange and GreenFacility: Alfred Lawson MPCTGCapacity: 8,861Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)Interim President: Dr. Larry Robinson, Ph.D.Athletics Director: Derek Horne

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: LeDawn GibsonAlma Mater: Warner Southern ‘00Record at FAMU: 69-51 | Fifth YearCareer Record: SameAssistant Coaches: Andrea Johnson | Tusculum ‘07 Freddie Murray | Jackson State ‘90

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 22-82011-12 MEAC Record | Finish: 14-3 | 3rd


Team HistoryFirst Year of Women’s Basketball: 1978-79All-Time Record: 467-404 | .573NCAA Tournament Appearances: Two | 1995, ‘99

Series InformationAll-time series: FAMU leads, 29-18Last meeting: FAMU won, 84-65, in Dover

Sports InformationSports Information Director: Ronnie JohnsonOffice Phone: (850) 599-3736Cell Phone: (850) 443-5765Office Fax: (850) 599-3206Email: [email protected]

www.FAMUAthletics.com@FAMUAthletics

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N.C. CENTRAL*February 2 | 2 p.m.Memorial HallDover, Del.

Quick FactsLocation: Durham, N.C.Founded: 1910Enrollment: 8,614Nickname: EaglesSchool Colors: Maroon and GrayFacility: McDougald-McLendon GymnasiumCapacity: 3,116Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)Chancellor: Charles Becton | Howard ‘66Athletics Director: Ingrid Wicker-McCree, Ed.D. | GW ‘89

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Vanessa TaylorAlma Mater: Tuskegee ‘91Record at NCCU: 0-0 | First YearCareer Record: 298-207 | 19th YearAssociate Head Coach: Ronnie Enoch | PhoenixAssistant Coaches: Ed Geth | North Carolina ‘96 Kendra Eaton | Western Carolina ‘09Team Athletics Trainer: Brigitte Council

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 3-272011-12 SEC Record: 1-15Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 5/9Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2Newcomers: 6

Team HistoryFirst Year of Women’s Basketball: 1975-76All-Time Record: 383-555 | 36 YearsAll-Time Conference Record: 30-78 | Six YearsMEAC Regular-Season Titles: NoneMEAC Tournament Titles: NoneNCAA Tournament Record: 5-5 | Five Years Div. II

Series InformationAll-time series: DSU leads, 2-0Last meeting: DSU won, 66-55, in Raleigh

Sports InformationAssoc. AD/Sports Information: Kyle SerbaOffice Phone: (919) 530-7054Cell Phone: (919) 796-1696Email: [email protected]

www.NCCUEaglePride.com@NCCUAthletics



N.C. A&T*February 4 | 5:30 p.m.Memorial HallDover, Del.

Quick FactsLocation: Greensboro, N.C.Founded: 1891Enrollment: 10,881Nickname: AggiesSchool Colors: Blue and GoldFacility: Corbett Sports CenterCapacity: 5,700Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)Chancellor: Dr. Harold L. Martin, Sr.Athletics Director: Earl M. Hilton III

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Tarrell RobinsonAlma Mater: N.C. A&T ‘01Record at N.C. A&T: 0-0 | First YearCareer Record: SameAssistant Coaches: Laphelia Doss | Eastern Kentucky ‘98 Franklin Scott | Tennessee ‘08 Shavon Earp | Radford ‘07Operations: Reisha Bullock | N.C. A&T ‘12Team Athletic Trainer: Janah Fletcher | UNC ‘04



Team HistoryFirst Year of Women’s Basketball: 1975First Year of NCAA Play: 1982All-Time Record: 489-488All-Time NCAA DI Record: 398-465 | .461All-Time Conference Record: 239-232 | .507MEAC Regular Season Titles: Six | 1987-90 | 2007-10MEAC Tournament Titles: Two | 1994 ‘09sNCAA Tournament Record: 0-2 | 2009WNIT Record: 2-2 | 2010

Series InformationAll-time series: DSU leads, 32-26Last meeting: N.C. A&T won, 57-49, in Greensboro

Sports InformationAssistant Director of Communications: Kristin PrattOffice Phone: (336) 285-3609Office Fax: (336) 334-7272Email: [email protected]

www.NCATAggies.com@NCATAggies

NORFOLK STATE*February 9 | 4 p.m.Joe Echols Hall | Norfolk, Va.February 23 | 2 p.m.Memorial Hall | Dover, Del.

Quick FactsLocation: Norfolk, Va.Founded: 1935Enrollment: 7,000Nickname: SpartansSchool Colors: Green and GoldFacility: Echols HallCapacity: 6,191Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)President: Dr. Tony AtwaterAthletics Director: Marty L. Miller

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Debra ClarkAlma Mater: Hampton ‘84Record at NSU: 25-59 | Fourth YearCareer Record: 236-253 | 18th YearAssistant Coaches: Lashondra Dixon-Gordon | Hampton ‘03 Kenny Edwards | Longwood ‘87



Series InformationAll-time series: DSU leads, 22-14Last meeting: NSU won, 78-73 in OT, in Norfolk

Sports InformationSports Information Assistant: Chaundrea LeeOffice Phone: (757) 823-2628Office Fax: (757) 823-8218Email: [email protected] Row: (757) 823-8195

www.NSUSpartans.com@NorfolkStateWBB

HAMPTON*February 11 | 6 p.m.HU Convocation Center | Hampton, Va.February 25 | 5:30 p.m.Memorial Hall | Dover, Del.

Quick FactsLocation: Hampton, Va.Founded: 1868Enrollment: 5,221Nickname: Lady PiratesSchool Colors: Royal Blue and WhiteFacility: HU Convocation CenterCapacity: 7,200Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)President: Dr. William R. HarveyDirector of Athletics: Novelle Dickenson

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: David SixAlma Mater: Hampton ‘09Record at HU: 71-24 | Fourth YearCareer Record: SameAssistant Coaches: Barbara Burgess | Delaware State ‘89 Ashlee Finley | Hampton ‘08 Brian Davis | Tennessee Tech ‘07Head Athletic Trainer: Kevin AddisonAsst. Athletic Trainers: Sabrina Rosson, Samantha FentressDirector of Athletic Performance: Veronica Johnson

Team Information 2011-12 Record: 26-52011-12 MEAC Record | Finish: 15-1 | 1st

Postseason: NCAA First Round | Lost, 73-51, to StanfordLetterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/7Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3Newcomers: 9

Series InformationAll-time series: HU leads, 28-11Last meeting: 2012 | HU won, 71-44, in Hampton

Sports InformationAssistant SID: Jeff CunninghamOffice Phone: (757) 727-5811Cell Phone: (757) 637-5845Office Fax: (757) 727-5813Email: [email protected] row: (757) 637-2098

www.HamptonPirates.com@HUAthletics

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COPPIN STATE*February 16 | 2 p.m.Memorial Hall Dover, Del.

Quick FactsLocation: Baltimore, Md.Founded: 1900Enrollment: 3,875Nickname: EaglesSchool Colors: Royal Blue and GoldFacility: Physical Education ComplexCapacity: 4,100Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)President: Dr. Reginald S. AveryDirector of Athletics: Derrick Ramsey

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Derek BrownAlma Mater: Montclair StateRecord at CSU: 213-169 | 14th YearCareer Record: SameAssociate Head Coach: Billie Wilson | Frostburg St.Assistant Coach: Sidney Raikes | Coppin StateHead Athletic Trainer: Kevin Addison


Postseason: MEAC Tourn. | Lost to Hampton, 64-43Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/4Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2

Series InformationAll-time series: CSU leads, 32-25Last meeting: 2012 | CSU won, 76-58, in Baltimore

Sports InformationSports Information Director: Roger McAfeeOffice Phone: (410) 951-3729Cell Phone: (443) 841-4693Email: [email protected] Row: (410) 951-6924

www.CoppinStateSports.com@CoppinStSports

MORGAN STATE*February 18 | 5:30 p.m.Memorial Hall | Dover, Del.March 4 | 5:30 p.m.Hill Field House | Baltimore, Md.

Quick FactsLocation: Baltimore, Md.Founded: 1867Enrollment: 6,900Nickname: Lady BearsSchool Colors: Orange and BlueFacility: Hill Field HouseCapacity: 4,250Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)President: Dr. David Wilson | Tuskegee ‘77Athletics Director: Floyd Kerr | Colorado State ‘69

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Donald BeasleyAlma Mater: Morgan State ‘84Record at MSU: 99-113 | Eighth YearCareer Record: SameAssistant Coaches: Ed Davis | West Virginia State ‘70 Brittany Dodson | Morgan State ‘11


Postseason: MEAC Tournament | Lost to N.C. A&T, 66-53Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/3Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2Newcomers: 6

Series InformationAll-time series: DSU leads, 37-30Last meeting: 2012 | DSU won, 67-60, in OT in Dover

Sports InformationAssistant SID: Kevin PaigeOffice Phone: (443) 885-3009Office Fax: (443) 885-8307Email: [email protected]

www.MorganStateBears.com@MorganStBears

SOUTH CAROLINA STATE*March 7 | 5:30 p.m.Smith-Hammond-Middleton ArenaOrangeburg, S.C.Quick FactsLocation: Orangeburg, S.C.Founded: 1896Enrollment: 4,626Nickname: Lady BulldogsSchool Colors: Garnet and BlueFacility: Smith-Hammond-MiddletonCapacity: 3,200Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC)President: Dr. Cynthia Warrick | HowardAthletics Director: Charlene M. Johnson | SC State ‘80

Women’s Basketball StaffHead Coach: Doug RobertsonAlma Mater: Bowie State ‘95Record at SCSU: 45-75 | Fifth YearCareer Record: 98-107 | Eighth YearAssistant Coaches: Ashley Walker | Texas Wesleyan ‘04 Ralph Pattin, III | Excelsior College ‘02



Series InformationAll-time series: HU leads, 28-11Last meeting: 2012 | HU won, 71-44, in Hampton

Sports InformationAssistant SID: Romanda NobleOffice Phone: (803) 516-4628Cell Phone: (803) 707-6189Office Fax: (803) 536-8622Email: [email protected] Row: (803) 536-8653/7241

www.SCSUAthletics.com@SCStateAthletic

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MID-EASTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCEThe Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) begins its 43rd year of intercolle-giate competition heading into the 2012-13 academic school year. Located in Norfolk, Va., the MEAC is made up of 13 outstanding historically black institu-tions across the Atlantic coastline: Bethune-Cookman University, Coppin State University, Delaware State University, Florida A&M University, Hampton Uni-versity, Howard University, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Morgan State University, Norfolk State University, North Carolina A&T State University, North Carolina Central University, Savannah State University and South Carolina State University.

The MEAC sponsors 15 Division I (FCS) sports with automatic qualifying bids for NCAA postseason competition in baseball, bowling, men’s and women’s bas-ketball, men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s track and field, softball, and volleyball.

MEAC student-athletes excel on and off the field and several have been rec-ognized on ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America and All-District teams. The MEAC awards two post-graduate scholarships of $5,000 each annu-ally to one male and one female student-athlete who have excelled academi-cally and athletically and are in their final season of intercollegiate athletics eli-gibility and competition under MEAC and NCAA regulations.

HISTORYIn 1969, a bold ad hoc group of innovators long associated with intercollegiate athletics met in Durham, N.C., to discuss the feasibility of organizing a new con-ference. From these discussions, they formed a steering and planning commit-tee to fully investigate the idea, present a detailed report with recommenda-tions to interested collegiate institutions and construct a workshop to outline proposals.

After selecting a proposal and adopting a program, seven institutions (Dela-ware State College, Howard University, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Morgan State University, North Carolina A&T State University, North Carolina Central University and South Carolina State College) agreed to become the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. Their major objective was to establish, organize and supervise an intercollegiate athletic program among a compact group of educational institutions of high academic standards with a sound philosophy of co-curricular activities. The conference agreed to seek Division I status for its sports.

The conference was confirmed in 1970, kicking off its first season of competition in football in 1971.

In 1978, the MEAC reached a milestone when it selected Kenneth A. Free to be its first full-time commissioner. Free served the conference for 18 years before stepping down in May of 1996. In July 1996, Charles S. Harris was named com-missioner and served in the capacity until April 2002. On September 1, 2002, Dr. Dennis E. Thomas was named commissioner and has served in the position for nine years.

The conference’s first expansion occurred in October 1979 when Bethune-Cookman College and Florida A&M University were voted into the MEAC as new members. Original members Morgan State, North Carolina Central and Maryland Eastern Shore withdrew from the conference at the end of the 1979-80 fiscal year. Maryland Eastern Shore was readmitted in 1981 and Morgan State returned in 1984. Florida A&M opted to resign in 1984 but rejoined the conference in 1986. Coppin State College was granted admittance in 1985, becoming the ninth member institution.

The MEAC expanded again in the 1990s with the inclu-sion of Hampton University (1995) and Norfolk State University (1997). The conference expanded once again in 2007, adding Winston-Salem State University. Fol-lowing the 2009-10 academic/athletic season, howev-

MEAC COMMISSIONERSDr. Dennis E. Thomas 2002-PresentBrenda H. McCoy (Interim) 1996 and 2002Charles S. Harris 1996-200Kenneth A. Free* 1978-1996Dr. James Young (Part-time) 1975-1978Earl Mason (Part-time) 1974-1975Dr. Leroy Walker (Part-time) 1971-1974*First Full-Time Commissioner

er, Winston-Salem State withdrew from the conference and returned to Division II. On July 1, 2010, the MEAC made its most recent expansion with the admit-tance of North Carolina Central and Savannah State University.

On June 8, 1980, the MEAC was classified as a Division I conference by the NCAA. Prior to that year, the conference operated as a Division II conference. The month after it achieved Division I status, the MEAC received an automatic qualification to the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship. Currently, the confer-ence has automatic qualifying bids for NCAA postseason play in baseball (since 1994), men’s basketball (since 1981), women’s basketball (since 1982), football (since 1996), softball (since 1995), men’s and women’s tennis (since 1998), and volleyball (since 1994).

The MEAC initiated cross country in 1980, and North Carolina A&T earned the in-augural men’s crown. The first women’s cross country championship took place a year later, with Howard winning the first of its seven titles. Indoor Track and Field was also added in 1981, with South Carolina State capturing the men’s title and Howard winning the women’s crown.

Tennis and golf returned as MEAC-governed sports in 1981 after a five-year hia-tus. South Carolina State won all seven of the conference’s golf championships from 1972-1983 before the sport was discontinued after the 1983 champion-ship.

Baseball, which began in 1972, was discontinued following the 1977 season. It was brought back as a MEAC-governed sport along with women’s volleyball in 1983. Women’s softball became a MEAC-sanctioned sport in 1992.

Bowling was officially sanctioned as a MEAC sport in 1999. The MEAC was the first conference to secure NCAA sanctioning for women’s bowling by adopting the club sport prior to the 1996-97 school year.

SPORTS HIGHLIGHTSThe MEAC has enjoyed tremendous athletic success over the years. In 2008, Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) defeated Arkansas State 4-2 to win the NCAA Women’s Bowling National Championship, a first for the conference and institu-tion. With the victory, Lady Hawks’ Head Coach Sharon Brummell became the first female head coach to win an NCAA bowling title. The Lady Hawks repeated the feat in 2011 to win the team’s second NCAA title. During the same season, UMES won the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) Intercollegiate Team Championships (ITC), becoming the first team to win two national champion-ships during the same season.

In men’s basketball, UMES became the first historically black college/university (HBCU) to participate in the 1974 National Invitational Tournament (NIT). The Hawks defeated Manhattan, 84-81, in the first round before falling to Jackson-ville by two points in the second round. Before the Jacksonville loss, UMES had the best record in the nation at 27-1. That same year, Morgan State won the

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CONFERENCE TENUREBethune-Cookman 1979-PresentCoppin State 1985-PresentDelaware State 1970-PresentFlorida A&M 1979-1984; 1986-PresentHampton 1995-PresentMaryland Eastern Shore 1970-1979; 1981-PresentMorgan State 1970-1979; 1984-PresentNorfolk State 1997-PresentNorth Carolina A&T 1970-PresentNorth Carolina Central 1970-1979; 2010-PresentSavannah State 2010-PresentSouth Carolina State 1970-PresentWinston-Salem State 2007-2010

MEAC SPONSORED SPORTS

Men’s Women’sBaseball BasketballBasketball BowlingCross Country Cross CountryFootball Indoor Track & FieldIndoor Track & Field Outdoor Track & FieldOutdoor Track & Field SoftballTennis Tennis Volleyball

NCAA College Division II National Championship and junior center Marvin “The Human Eraser” Webster was named the Division II Player of the Year.

The 1981 tournament champion Howard Bison became the first MEAC team to play in the NCAA Division I Basketball Championship.

Coppin State and Hampton made history in the NCAA Division I Men’s Bas-ketball Tournament with first-round victories. The No. 15 seeded Coppin State Eagles defeated No. 2 South Carolina in 1997, and No. 15 seeded Hampton defeated No. 2 Iowa State in 2001. ESPN Sports Center ranked both victories ranked among the Top 10 greatest tournament upsets of all time

In women’s basketball, South Carolina State won the Association for Intercolle-giate Athletics for Women (AIAW) Division II National Championship in 1979. In 1982, Howard became the first MEAC women’s team to participate in the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship. South Carolina State earned the conference’s bid in 1983 and became the first MEAC team, men or women, to win an opening-round game in the NCAA Division I Basketball Tournament.

In 2010, The North Carolina A&T Lady Aggies defeated Wake Forest and Char-lotte before falling to Miami in the third round of the Women’s National Invita-tion Tournament (WNIT). North Carolina A&T became the first MEAC team and historically black college/university to win two consecutive basketball games in a national postseason tournament.

The No. 13 Hampton Lady Pirates faced No. 4 Kentucky in the 2011 NCAA Di-vision I Women’s Basketball Tournament. The 13th seed was the highest seed earned by a MEAC women’s basketball program since the inception of the 64-team bracket in 1994.

In football, the MEAC was instrumental in constructing the Freedom Bowl All-Star Classic, the Heritage Bowl and the Gold Bowl. Prior to Division I competition, the MEAC competed in the Gold Bowl, held in Richmond, Va., which matched the MEAC champion against the champion of the Central Intercollegiate Ath-letic Association (CIAA). South Carolina State represented the MEAC in 1976 and 1979, winning both outings over Winston-Salem State and Norfolk State respec-tively. In addition to the 1976 and 1979 crowns, South Carolina State won MEAC football titles in 1974-78, 1980-83, 1994, 2004, 2008 and 2009. South Carolina State won MEAC football titles in 1974-78, 1980-83,1994, 2004, 2008 and 2009. They were also named co-champions along with Bethune-Cookman and Florida A&M during the 2010 season. During the 1981 and 1982 seasons, South Carolina State reached the second round of the I-AA championships.

On the track, Hampton’s Francenca McCorory set an American record in the 400m dash with a time of 50.54 and defended her national indoor title at the 2010 NCAA Indoor Championships. McCorory, a two-time All-American and three-time MEAC indoor champion in the 400m dash, became the first back-to-back NCAA indoor 400m champion since Suziann Reid of Texas (1998 and 1999). McCorory was named the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Associa-tion (USTFCCCA) Division I National Athlete of the Year for the 2010 Indoor Track and Field season.

In outdoor track and field, North Carolina Central won the first three MEAC titles. The quartet of Melvin Bassett, Robert Ouko, Julius Sang and Larry Black set the

world record in the sprint medley relay with a time of 38.19 in the 1972 Olympics. The Eagles finished fourth in the 1974 NCAA Division I Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Championship. MEAC women began outdoor track and field conference com-petition in 1980. In 1982, South Carolina State won the AIAW Division II Outdoor Track and Field National Championship.

The MEAC has showcased more than 27 athletes in the Olympics. Among them, 11 have earned medals during the Summer Games.

In 2003, Florida A&M became the first MEAC school to win a volleyball match in the NCAA Championship, with a first-round win over Winthrop. In 2004, the Lady Rattlers became the first historically black college/university to rank in the Top 25 of the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) national poll.

South Carolina State’s women’s tennis team earned the conference’s first Intercol-legiate Tennis Association (ITA) ranking in a 2005 poll, reaching No. 72.

In softball, Bethune-Cookman earned the conference’s first-ever at-large bid to the NCAA Softball Championship in 2005. The Lady Wildcats defeated Florida, Central Florida and South Florida in the Florida Regional to become the first MEAC school to win an NCAA Division I Softball Regional. Bethune-Cookman ended the 2005 season with the conference’s first-ever rankings in the final softball polls, reaching No. 18 in the NFCA/USA Today Coaches poll and No. 23 in the USA Softball/ESPN.com Poll.

Florida A&M was the first MEAC baseball team to advance to NCAA postseason play in 1994. The Rattlers took on Southeastern Louisiana in a best of three play-in series, falling after two games, 11-10 and 8-7. During the 2002 campaign, Bethune-Cook-man advanced to the Gainesville Regional and became the first MEAC team to win in the NCAA Tournament with a 7-4 victory over Florida International. The Wildcats had previously lost to Florida in their first game 13-1, and the team was eliminated from the regional with a 21-10 loss in its second matchup against the Gators.





2011-12 All-MEAC HonorsFIRST TEAMName School Pos Ht. Cl. HometownAntonia Bennett Florida A&M G/F 6-1 Sr. Lakeland, Fla.Jericka Jenkins Hampton G 5-4 Sr. Lancaster, TexasTamoria Holmes Howard G 5-6 Jr. Durham, N.C.Saadia Doyle Howard F 5-11 r-Jr. Atlanta, Ga.Jeanine Manley Coppin State C 6-3 Sr. Oakland, Calif.

SECOND TEAMChoicetta McMillian Hampton G 5-5 Sr. Fairfield, TexasJaQuayla Berry North Carolina A&T G 5-11 Sr. Douglas, Ga.Ezinne Kalu Savannah State G 5-8 So. Newark, N.J.Melanie Warner Hampton F 5-10 Sr. Tallahassee, Fla.Qiana Donald Florida A&M C 6-0 Sr. Jacksonville, Fla.

ALL-ROOKIE TEAMTierra Hawkins Delaware State G/F 6-2 r-Fr. Clinton, Md.Tiffanie Adair North Carolina A&T F 5-11 r-Fr. Duncan, S.C.Cabriel Duren South Carolina State G 5-6 Jr. Oviedo, Fla.Chelsea Dukes* Delaware State G 5-10 Fr. Baltimore, Md.Tracey Carrington* Morgan State G 5-9 Fr. Baltimore, Md.Amarah Williams Morgan State F/C 6-2 Fr. St. Louis, Mo.*Indicates Tie

Coach of the Year: LeDawn Gibson, Florida A&MPlayer of the Year: Antonia Bennett, Florida A&MRookie of the Year: Tierra Hawkins, Delaware StateDefensive Player of the Year: Qiana Donald, Florida A&M

2011-12 MEAC TournamentMonday, March 5 - Opening RoundNo. 9 Norfolk State def. No. 8 Bethune-Cookman 51-41No. 5 North Carolina A&T def. No. 12 Morgan State 66-53No. 4 Coppin State def. No. 13 North Carolina Central 76-37No. 6 UMES def. No. 11 Savannah State 51-28No. 7 South Carolina State def. No. 10 Delaware State 72-66 OT

Wednesday, March 7 - Opening Round/QuarterfinalsNo. 1 Hampton def. No. 9 Norfolk State 61-40No. 2 Howard def. No. 7 South Carolina State 57-42

Thursday, March 8 - QuarterfinalsNo. 3 Florida A&M def. No. 6 UMES 50-48No. 4 Coppin State def. No. 5 North Carolina A&T 78-74

Friday, March 9 - SemifinalsNo. 1 Hampton def. No. 4 Coppin State 64-43No. 2 Howard def. No. 3 Florida A&M 51-43

Saturday, March 10 - Championship Final No. 1 Hampton def. No. 2 Howard 54-53

Outstanding Coach: David Six, Hampton UniversityTournament MVP: Quanneisha Perry, Hampton University

All-Tournament Team Tamoria Holmes, Howard

Saadia Doyle, HowardJericka Jenkins, Hampton

Antonia Bennett, Florida A&MJeanine Manley, Coppin State

2011-12 Mid-Eastern Athletic ConferenceConference Standings

Through games of Jun 25, 2012 (All games)

Last week's results:--------------------Norfolk State 51, Bethune-Cookman 41 (3/5/12 at LJVMC -)North Carolina A&T 66, Morgan State 53 (3/5/12 at LJVMC -)Coppin State 76, N.C. Central 37 (3/5/12 at LJVMC -)Maryland E. Shore 51, Savannah State 28 (3/5/12 at LJVMC -)South Carolina State 72, Delaware State 66 (3/5/12 at LJVMC -)Hampton 61, Norfolk State 40 (3/7/12 at LJVMC -)Howard 57, South Carolina State 42 (3/7/12 at LJVMC -)Florida A&M 50, Maryland E. Shore 48 (3/8/12 at LJVMC -)Coppin State 78, North Carolina A&T 74 (3/8/12 at LJVMC -)Hampton 64, Coppin State 43 (3/9/12 at LJVMC -)Howard 51, Florida A&M 43 (3/9/12 at LJVMC -)Hampton 54, Howard 53 (3/10/12 at LJVMC -)Virginia 59, Howard 56 (03/15/12 at Charlottesville, Va.)Stanford 73, Hampton 51 (3/17/12 at Norfolk, Va. (Ted)

Team Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PAHampton 15-1-0 . 9 3 8 67.6 43.3 26-5-0 . 8 3 9 65.2 47.6Florida A&M 14-2-0 . 8 7 5 71.4 58.2 22-8-0 . 7 3 3 70.4 62.1Howard 14-2-0 . 8 7 5 59.8 49.9 24-9-0 . 7 2 7 58.7 53.0Coppin State 13-3-0 . 8 1 2 64.3 57.0 20-12-0 . 6 2 5 63.0 58.5North Carolina A&T 9-7-0 . 5 6 2 68.9 63.1 15-16-0 . 4 8 4 69.0 68.3Maryland E. Shore 8-8-0 . 5 0 0 53.3 51.2 12-18-0 . 4 0 0 52.0 53.9South Carolina State 7-9-0 . 4 3 8 62.7 67.4 13-16-0 . 4 4 8 61.2 67.1Bethune-Cookman 7-9-0 . 4 3 8 56.0 60.4 10-19-0 . 3 4 5 55.8 62.0Norfolk State 6-10-0 . 3 7 5 62.4 69.3 12-17-0 . 4 1 4 62.5 66.3Delaware State 4-12-0 . 2 5 0 55.1 65.6 7-23-0 . 2 3 3 56.5 66.6Savannah State 3-13-0 . 1 8 8 51.8 58.9 10-20-0 . 3 3 3 50.8 56.7Morgan State 3-13-0 . 1 8 8 63.8 73.7 6-24-0 . 2 0 0 62.0 73.5N.C. Central 1-15-0 . 0 6 2 51.1 70.1 3-27-0 . 1 0 0 49.5 69.9

All-TIme MEAC Champions

Year Regular Season Tournament1977-78 N/A South Carolina State1978-79 N/A South Carolina State1979-80 N/A N/A1980-81 N/A N/A1981-82 N/A Howard1982-83 N/A South Carolina State1983-84 South Carolina State Bethune-Cookman1984-85 South Carolina State Howard1985-86 South Carolina State South Carolina State1986-87 Howard Howard1987-88 North Carolina A&T Howard1988-89 North Carolina A&T Howard1989-90 North Carolina A&T Howard1990-91 South Carolina State Coppin State1991-92 South Carolina State South Carolina State1992-93 South Carolina State South Carolina State Coppin State Florida A&M1993-94 South Carolina State North Carolina A&T1994-95 Florida A&M Florida A&M1995-96 Florida A&M Howard1996-97 Howard Howard1997-98 Howard Howard1998-99 Hampton Florida A&M1999-00 Howard Hampton2000-01 Howard Howard2001-02 Howard Norfolk State2002-03 Hampton Hampton2003-04 Delaware State Hampton Hampton2004-05 Coppin State Coppin State2005-06 Coppin State Coppin State2006-07 Coppin State Delaware State2007-08 North Carolina A&T Coppin State2008-09 North Carolina A&T North Carolina A&T2009-10 North Carolina A&T Hampton2010-11 Hampton Hampton2011-12 Hampton Hampton

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SCORING OFFENSE G W-L Pts Avg/G1. Florida A&M 30 22-8 2111 70.42. North Carolina A&T 31 15-16 2140 69.03. Hampton 31 26-5 2021 65.24. Coppin State 32 20-12 2017 63.05. Norfolk State 29 12-17 1813 62.56. Morgan State 30 6-24 1859 62.07. South Carolina State 29 13-16 1775 61.28. Howard 33 24-9 1937 58.79. Delaware State 30 7-23 1695 56.5

10. Bethune-Cookman 29 10-19 1619 55.811. Maryland E. Shore 30 12-18 1559 52.012. Savannah State 30 10-20 1523 50.813. N.C. Central 30 3-27 1486 49.5

SCORING DEFENSE G Pts Avg/G1. Hampton 31 1476 47.62. Howard 33 1750 53.03. Maryland E. Shore 30 1617 53.94. Savannah State 30 1701 56.75. Coppin State 32 1872 58.56. Bethune-Cookman 29 1799 62.07. Florida A&M 30 1863 62.18. Norfolk State 29 1923 66.39. Delaware State 30 1999 66.6

10. South Carolina State 29 1945 67.111. North Carolina A&T 31 2118 68.312. N.C. Central 30 2096 69.913. Morgan State 30 2206 73.5

SCORING MARGIN G Offense Defense Margin1. Hampton 31 65.2 47.6 +17.62. Florida A&M 30 70.4 62.1 +8.33. Howard 33 58.7 53.0 +5.74. Coppin State 32 63.0 58.5 +4.55. North Carolina A&T 31 69.0 68.3 +0.76. Maryland E. Shore 30 52.0 53.9 -1.97. Norfolk State 29 62.5 66.3 -3.88. South Carolina State 29 61.2 67.1 -5.99. Savannah State 30 50.8 56.7 -5.9

10. Bethune-Cookman 29 55.8 62.0 -6.211. Delaware State 30 56.5 66.6 -10.112. Morgan State 30 62.0 73.5 -11.613. N.C. Central 30 49.5 69.9 -20.3

FREE THROW PCT G FTM FTA Pct.1. Hampton 31 405 554 . 7 3 12. Howard 33 414 567 . 7 3 03. Morgan State 30 316 458 . 6 9 04. Florida A&M 30 381 554 . 6 8 85. North Carolina A&T 31 530 782 . 6 7 86. Bethune-Cookman 29 397 591 . 6 7 27. Delaware State 30 409 614 . 6 6 68. Norfolk State 29 389 609 . 6 3 99. Maryland E. Shore 30 378 594 . 6 3 6

10. Coppin State 32 507 812 . 6 2 411. Savannah State 30 320 516 . 6 2 012. South Carolina State 29 377 611 . 6 1 713. N.C. Central 30 318 532 . 5 9 8

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE G FGM FGA Pct.1. Florida A&M 30 769 1932 . 3 9 82. South Carolina State 29 655 1650 . 3 9 73. North Carolina A&T 31 745 1900 . 3 9 24. Norfolk State 29 676 1733 . 3 9 05. Coppin State 32 708 1850 . 3 8 36. Hampton 31 708 1915 . 3 7 07. N.C. Central 30 543 1484 . 3 6 68. Howard 33 697 1932 . 3 6 19. Morgan State 30 674 1896 . 3 5 5

10. Delaware State 30 596 1687 . 3 5 311. Bethune-Cookman 29 560 1623 . 3 4 512. Savannah State 30 563 1638 . 3 4 413. Maryland E. Shore 30 545 1637 . 3 3 3

FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE G FGM FGA Pct.1. Hampton 31 511 1543 . 3 3 12. Maryland E. Shore 30 573 1702 . 3 3 73. Savannah State 30 565 1592 . 3 5 54. Coppin State 32 663 1855 . 3 5 75. Florida A&M 30 683 1862 . 3 6 76. Howard 33 626 1654 . 3 7 87. Norfolk State 29 674 1755 . 3 8 48. North Carolina A&T 31 795 1973 . 4 0 39. Morgan State 30 814 2001 . 4 0 7

10. Bethune-Cookman 29 628 1523 . 4 1 211. N.C. Central 30 807 1942 . 4 1 612. South Carolina State 29 719 1691 . 4 2 513. Delaware State 30 692 1605 . 4 3 1

3-POINT FG PCT G 3FGM 3FGA Pct.1. Hampton 31 200 612 . 3 2 72. Florida A&M 30 192 600 . 3 2 03. Morgan State 30 195 645 . 3 0 24. Norfolk State 29 72 246 . 2 9 35. N.C. Central 30 82 290 . 2 8 36. North Carolina A&T 31 120 438 . 2 7 47. Delaware State 30 94 344 . 2 7 38. South Carolina State 29 88 325 . 2 7 19. Howard 33 129 498 . 2 5 9

10. Maryland E. Shore 30 91 353 . 2 5 811. Coppin State 32 94 372 . 2 5 312. Bethune-Cookman 29 102 411 . 2 4 813. Savannah State 30 77 345 . 2 2 3

3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE G 3FGM 3FGA Pct.1. Hampton 31 79 371 . 2 1 32. North Carolina A&T 31 119 460 . 2 5 93. Maryland E. Shore 30 121 461 . 2 6 24. Delaware State 30 105 379 . 2 7 75. Florida A&M 30 127 453 . 2 8 06. Savannah State 30 112 399 . 2 8 17. N.C. Central 30 137 486 . 2 8 28. Coppin State 32 143 485 . 2 9 59. Norfolk State 29 165 558 . 2 9 6

10. Howard 33 145 487 . 2 9 811. Bethune-Cookman 29 113 359 . 3 1 512. Morgan State 30 160 505 . 3 1 713. South Carolina State 29 141 421 . 3 3 5



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REBOUNDING OFFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G1. Florida A&M 30 1332 44.42. North Carolina A&T 31 1313 42.43. Maryland E. Shore 30 1261 42.04. Coppin State 32 1343 42.05. Hampton 31 1300 41.96. Norfolk State 29 1210 41.77. Morgan State 30 1127 37.68. South Carolina State 29 1062 36.69. Savannah State 30 1097 36.6

10. Howard 33 1206 36.511. Delaware State 30 1071 35.712. Bethune-Cookman 29 1018 35.113. N.C. Central 30 991 33.0

REBOUNDING DEFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G1. Hampton 31 1116 36.02. Howard 33 1214 36.83. Delaware State 30 1155 38.54. South Carolina State 29 1130 39.0

Norfolk State 29 1130 39.06. Maryland E. Shore 30 1171 39.07. Bethune-Cookman 29 1149 39.68. Coppin State 32 1291 40.39. Florida A&M 30 1215 40.5

10. North Carolina A&T 31 1272 41.011. Savannah State 30 1242 41.412. N.C. Central 30 1288 42.913. Morgan State 30 1447 48.2

REBOUNDING MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin1. Hampton 31 1300 41.9 1116 36.0 +5.92. Florida A&M 30 1332 44.4 1215 40.5 +3.93. Maryland E. Shore 30 1261 42.0 1171 39.0 +3.04. Norfolk State 29 1210 41.7 1130 39.0 +2.85. Coppin State 32 1343 42.0 1291 40.3 +1.66. North Carolina A&T 31 1313 42.4 1272 41.0 +1.37. Howard 33 1206 36.5 1214 36.8 -0.28. South Carolina State 29 1062 36.6 1130 39.0 -2.39. Delaware State 30 1071 35.7 1155 38.5 -2.8

10. Bethune-Cookman 29 1018 35.1 1149 39.6 -4.511. Savannah State 30 1097 36.6 1242 41.4 -4.812. N.C. Central 30 991 33.0 1288 42.9 -9.913. Morgan State 30 1127 37.6 1447 48.2 -10.7

BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Avg/G1. Savannah State 30 160 5.32. Maryland E. Shore 30 148 4.93. Hampton 31 128 4.14. Florida A&M 30 98 3.35. Bethune-Cookman 29 91 3.16. Delaware State 30 92 3.17. Coppin State 32 95 3.08. Morgan State 30 85 2.89. North Carolina A&T 31 77 2.5

10. N.C. Central 30 73 2.411. South Carolina State 29 70 2.412. Howard 33 72 2.213. Norfolk State 29 59 2.0

ASSISTS G No. Avg/G1. North Carolina A&T 31 422 13.62. Florida A&M 30 397 13.23. Norfolk State 29 366 12.64. Hampton 31 388 12.55. Coppin State 32 398 12.46. Morgan State 30 355 11.87. South Carolina State 29 343 11.88. Howard 33 388 11.89. Maryland E. Shore 30 300 10.0

10. N.C. Central 30 281 9.411. Bethune-Cookman 29 265 9.112. Delaware State 30 263 8.813. Savannah State 30 255 8.5

STEALS G No. Avg/G1. Bethune-Cookman 29 345 11.92. Coppin State 32 378 11.83. North Carolina A&T 31 333 10.74. Hampton 31 323 10.45. Howard 33 338 10.26. Savannah State 30 307 10.27. South Carolina State 29 283 9.88. Florida A&M 30 286 9.59. N.C. Central 30 259 8.6

10. Norfolk State 29 242 8.311. Morgan State 30 250 8.312. Delaware State 30 248 8.313. Maryland E. Shore 30 244 8.1

TURNOVER MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin1. Hampton 31 421 13.6 626 20.2 +6.62. Howard 33 429 13.0 631 19.1 +6.13. Coppin State 32 644 20.1 708 22.1 +2.04. Bethune-Cookman 29 568 19.6 624 21.5 +1.95. Florida A&M 30 554 18.5 586 19.5 +1.16. Savannah State 30 581 19.4 606 20.2 +0.87. South Carolina State 29 551 19.0 555 19.1 +0.18. Morgan State 30 518 17.3 494 16.5 -0.89. Delaware State 30 561 18.7 529 17.6 -1.1

10. Norfolk State 29 570 19.7 521 18.0 -1.711. North Carolina A&T 31 665 21.5 610 19.7 -1.812. Maryland E. Shore 30 598 19.9 533 17.8 -2.213. N.C. Central 30 771 25.7 553 18.4 -7.3

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATI G Ast. Avg. T/O Avg. Ratio1. Hampton 31 388 12.5 421 13.6 0.92. Howard 33 388 11.8 429 13.0 0.93. Florida A&M 30 397 13.2 554 18.5 0.74. Morgan State 30 355 11.8 518 17.3 0.75. Norfolk State 29 366 12.6 570 19.7 0.66. North Carolina A&T 31 422 13.6 665 21.5 0.67. South Carolina State 29 343 11.8 551 19.0 0.68. Coppin State 32 398 12.4 644 20.1 0.69. Maryland E. Shore 30 300 10.0 598 19.9 0.5

10. Delaware State 30 263 8.8 561 18.7 0.511. Bethune-Cookman 29 265 9.1 568 19.6 0.512. Savannah State 30 255 8.5 581 19.4 0.413. N.C. Central 30 281 9.4 771 25.7 0.4



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OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G1. Florida A&M 30 536 17.92. North Carolina A&T 31 528 17.03. Hampton 31 520 16.84. Norfolk State 29 476 16.45. Coppin State 32 510 15.96. Delaware State 30 460 15.37. Bethune-Cookman 29 421 14.58. Maryland E. Shore 30 433 14.49. Howard 33 475 14.4

10. South Carolina State 29 417 14.411. Savannah State 30 416 13.912. Morgan State 30 371 12.413. N.C. Central 30 327 10.9

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G1. Maryland E. Shore 30 828 27.62. Florida A&M 30 796 26.53. Coppin State 32 833 26.04. North Carolina A&T 31 785 25.35. Norfolk State 29 734 25.36. Morgan State 30 756 25.27. Hampton 31 780 25.28. Savannah State 30 681 22.79. South Carolina State 29 645 22.2

10. Howard 33 731 22.211. N.C. Central 30 664 22.112. Bethune-Cookman 29 597 20.613. Delaware State 30 611 20.4

3-POINT FG MADE G No. Avg/G1. Morgan State 30 195 6.52. Hampton 31 200 6.53. Florida A&M 30 192 6.44. Howard 33 129 3.95. North Carolina A&T 31 120 3.96. Bethune-Cookman 29 102 3.57. Delaware State 30 94 3.18. South Carolina State 29 88 3.09. Maryland E. Shore 30 91 3.0

10. Coppin State 32 94 2.911. N.C. Central 30 82 2.712. Savannah State 30 77 2.613. Norfolk State 29 72 2.5



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To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games.

SCORING Cl G Pts Avg/G1. HOLMES,Tamoria-HOW Jr 32 587 18.32. BENNETT,Antonia-FAMU Sr 30 532 17.73. KALU,Ezinne-SSU So 30 529 17.64. DOYLE,Saadia-HOW Jr 33 564 17.15. WILLIAMS,Chasidy-NCCU Jr 29 426 14.76. HAWKINS,Tierra-DSU Fr 30 439 14.67. BERRY,JaQuayla-NCAT Jr 29 414 14.38. LONG,Whitney-NSU Sr 29 404 13.99. JENKINS,Jericka-HAM Sr 31 429 13.8

10. CALVIN,Amber-NCAT Jr 29 393 13.611. SANDERS,Chelsea-UMES Jr 30 404 13.512. McMILLIAN,Choicetta-HAM Sr 31 410 13.213. KNOTTS,Tiara-SCSU Jr 29 383 13.214. ELUM,Jasmine-BCU Jr 28 369 13.215. McKELTON,Tameka-FAMU Sr 29 379 13.116. MANLEY,Jeanine-CSU Sr 32 417 13.017. FRANK,Demetria-BCU Sr 24 302 12.618. BRISTOW,Tasia-DSU So 30 377 12.619. PARKER,Omara-MSU 30 366 12.220. MATHIS,Dekeisha-MSU 26 312 12.021. CORBO,Rae-NSU So 29 336 11.622. DONALD,Qiana-FAMU Sr 30 337 11.223. SPARKMAN,Kimberly-FAMU So 29 299 10.324. ALSTON,Paris-SCSU Jr 29 271 9.325. WHITTINGTON,Crystal-CSU Sr 32 281 8.826. KIRKLAND,Jasmine-SSU So 30 261 8.727. PAYNE,Shawntae-CSU Jr 32 273 8.528. ISAAC,Jalisa-BCU Sr 29 247 8.529. HOUSTON,Blaire-NCCU Sr 28 236 8.430. BROWN,Zykia-HOW Sr 33 276 8.4

REBOUNDING Cl G Total Avg/G1. GORDON,Rachel-NSU So 29 303 10.42. BENNETT,Antonia-FAMU Sr 30 286 9.53. DONALD,Qiana-FAMU Sr 30 260 8.74. DOYLE,Saadia-HOW Jr 33 283 8.65. HEMPHILL,Tiana-SCSU Jr 27 222 8.26. AVANT,Keiara-HAM Jr 31 244 7.97. WILLIAMS,Chasidy-NCCU Jr 29 217 7.58. BERRY,JaQuayla-NCAT Jr 29 214 7.49. HAWKINS,Tierra-DSU Fr 30 212 7.1

10. WHITTINGTON,Crystal-CSU Sr 32 226 7.111. STEWART,Shanyce-UMES So 29 200 6.912. FRANK,Demetria-BCU Sr 24 158 6.613. AGBASI,Adobi-UMES Sr 29 190 6.614. OWENS,Batavia-NSU Jr 29 187 6.415. ALSTON,Paris-SCSU Jr 29 181 6.216. WILLIAMS,Amarah-MSU 30 187 6.217. DETERVILLE,Nicole-HOW Jr 33 203 6.218. ADAIR,Tiffanie-NCAT Fr 30 183 6.1

GORHAM,Nikia-NCAT Jr 30 183 6.120. PHELPS,Ariel-HAM Jr 31 183 5.9

FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G FGM FGA Pct.1. ADAIR,Tiffanie-NCAT Fr 30 101 174 . 5 8 02. WILLIAMS,Amarah-MSU 30 97 182 . 5 3 33. ALSTON,Paris-SCSU Jr 29 107 202 . 5 3 04. DONALD,Qiana-FAMU Sr 30 121 236 . 5 1 35. OWENS,Batavia-NSU Jr 29 99 197 . 5 0 36. GORHAM,Nikia-NCAT Jr 30 96 192 . 5 0 07. MANLEY,Jeanine-CSU Sr 32 128 263 . 4 8 78. WILLIAMS,Chasidy-NCCU Jr 29 151 329 . 4 5 99. BENNETT,Antonia-FAMU Sr 30 207 468 . 4 4 2

10. HAWKINS,Tierra-DSU Fr 30 171 391 . 4 3 711. DOYLE,Saadia-HOW Jr 33 200 472 . 4 2 412. WHITTINGTON,Crystal-CSU Sr 32 109 267 . 4 0 813. GORDON,Rachel-NSU So 29 94 234 . 4 0 214. KIRKLAND,Jasmine-SSU So 30 113 283 . 3 9 915. LONG,Whitney-NSU Sr 29 158 399 . 3 9 6

ASSISTS Cl G No. Avg/G1. JENKINS,Jericka-HAM Sr 31 221 7.12. CURLEY-PAYNE,Cheyenn-HOW Jr 33 166 5.03. TRICE,Recca-NSU Jr 29 136 4.74. CALVIN,Amber-NCAT Jr 29 117 4.05. DUREN,Cabriel-SCSU Jr 29 111 3.86. FRANK,Demetria-BCU Sr 24 89 3.77. PAYNE,Shawntae-CSU Jr 32 106 3.38. SPARKMAN,Kimberly-FAMU So 29 93 3.29. LOCKHART,Chyress-MSU 30 96 3.2

10. KNOTTS,Tiara-SCSU Jr 29 85 2.911. KALU,Ezinne-SSU So 30 83 2.812. BRISTOW,Tasia-DSU So 30 75 2.5

BENNETT,Antonia-FAMU Sr 30 75 2.5HARMON,Deanna-DSU So 28 70 2.5

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FREE THROW PCT Cl G FTM FTA Pct.1. CALVIN,Amber-NCAT Jr 29 126 151 . 8 3 42. JENKINS,Jericka-HAM Sr 31 114 137 . 8 3 23. BRISTOW,Tasia-DSU So 30 100 121 . 8 2 64. CARTER,Larrisa-CSU So 32 75 95 . 7 8 95. CORBO,Rae-NSU So 29 110 141 . 7 8 06. HOLMES,Tamoria-HOW Jr 32 87 113 . 7 7 07. BENNETT,Antonia-FAMU Sr 30 73 95 . 7 6 88. DOYLE,Saadia-HOW Jr 33 162 213 . 7 6 19. ELUM,Jasmine-BCU Jr 28 67 89 . 7 5 3

10. FRANK,Demetria-BCU Sr 24 121 166 . 7 2 911. KALU,Ezinne-SSU So 30 167 233 . 7 1 712. CARRINGTON,Tracey-MSU 24 59 83 . 7 1 113. DUREN,Cabriel-SCSU Jr 29 59 84 . 7 0 214. FOX,Trinese-SCSU Jr 28 73 106 . 6 8 915. CURLEY-PAYNE,Cheyenn-HOW Jr 33 79 115 . 6 8 7

STEALS Cl G No. Avg/G1. FRANK,Demetria-BCU Sr 24 102 4.32. CURLEY-PAYNE,Cheyenn-HOW Jr 33 91 2.83. KALU,Ezinne-SSU So 30 82 2.74. HOLMES,Tamoria-HOW Jr 32 81 2.55. KNOTTS,Tiara-SCSU Jr 29 69 2.46. CRAIG,Ashle-CSU So 32 74 2.37. WILLIAMS,Chasidy-NCCU Jr 29 67 2.38. BENNETT,Antonia-FAMU Sr 30 68 2.39. BERRY,JaQuayla-NCAT Jr 29 65 2.2

10. McMILLIAN,Choicetta-HAM Sr 31 68 2.211. JENKINS,Jericka-HAM Sr 31 66 2.112. DOYLE,Saadia-HOW Jr 33 68 2.113. BRISTOW,Tasia-DSU So 30 59 2.014. CALVIN,Amber-NCAT Jr 29 57 2.015. HARMON,Deanna-DSU So 28 55 2.0

3-POINT FG PCT Cl G 3FG FGA Pct.1. CALVIN,Amber-NCAT Jr 29 63 174 . 3 6 22. McMILLIAN,Choicetta-HAM Sr 31 87 242 . 3 6 03. McKELTON,Tameka-FAMU Sr 29 50 142 . 3 5 24. PARKER,Omara-MSU 30 36 103 . 3 5 05. SOUTHERLAND,Whitney-MSU 30 32 96 . 3 3 36. LONG,Whitney-NSU Sr 29 50 151 . 3 3 17. MERCER,Kwinnyata-UMES Sr 30 57 174 . 3 2 88. SPARKMAN,Kimberly-FAMU So 29 69 211 . 3 2 79. MATHIS,Dekeisha-MSU 26 73 236 . 3 0 9

10. KNOTTS,Tiara-SCSU Jr 29 43 140 . 3 0 711. JOHNSON,Lauren-SCSU Jr 29 29 96 . 3 0 212. DUKES,Chelsea-DSU Fr 23 24 80 . 3 0 013. BENNETT,Antonia-FAMU Sr 30 45 153 . 2 9 4

JENKINS,Jericka-HAM Sr 31 45 153 . 2 9 415. ELUM,Jasmine-BCU Jr 28 42 143 . 2 9 4

3-POINT FG MADE Cl G 3FG Avg/G1. MATHIS,Dekeisha-MSU 26 73 2.82. McMILLIAN,Choicetta-HAM Sr 31 87 2.83. SPARKMAN,Kimberly-FAMU So 29 69 2.44. CALVIN,Amber-NCAT Jr 29 63 2.25. MERCER,Kwinnyata-UMES Sr 30 57 1.96. LONG,Whitney-NSU Sr 29 50 1.7

McKELTON,Tameka-FAMU Sr 29 50 1.78. HOLMES,Tamoria-HOW Jr 32 50 1.69. BENNETT,Antonia-FAMU Sr 30 45 1.5

ELUM,Jasmine-BCU Jr 28 42 1.511. KNOTTS,Tiara-SCSU Jr 29 43 1.512. JENKINS,Jericka-HAM Sr 31 45 1.513. BROWN,Zykia-HOW Sr 33 47 1.414. KALU,Ezinne-SSU So 30 42 1.415. PARKER,Omara-MSU 30 36 1.2

BLOCKED SHOTS Cl G No. Avg/G1. AGBASI,Adobi-UMES Sr 29 108 3.72. BENNETT,Antonia-FAMU Sr 30 52 1.73. PHELPS,Ariel-HAM Jr 31 37 1.24. MANLEY,Jeanine-CSU Sr 32 34 1.15. GORDON,Rachel-NSU So 29 27 0.96. ROBERTS,Cleniece-BCU Sr 24 22 0.97. WILLIAMS,Amarah-MSU 30 27 0.98. ALSTON,Paris-SCSU Jr 29 26 0.99. FRANK,Demetria-BCU Sr 24 21 0.9

10. HAWKINS,Tierra-DSU Fr 30 26 0.911. GORHAM,Nikia-NCAT Jr 30 25 0.812. DAVIS,Moneshia-MSU 26 20 0.813. BENNETT,Alyssa-HAM So 30 23 0.814. DONALD,Qiana-FAMU Sr 30 22 0.715. HAMILTON,Nicole-HAM So 26 19 0.7

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO Cl G Ast. T/O Ratio1. JENKINS,Jericka-HAM Sr 31 221 92 2.42. CURLEY-PAYNE,Cheyenn-HOW Jr 33 166 91 1.83. SPARKMAN,Kimberly-FAMU So 29 93 64 1.54. PAYNE,Shawntae-CSU Jr 32 106 81 1.35. TRICE,Recca-NSU Jr 29 136 114 1.26. CALVIN,Amber-NCAT Jr 29 117 103 1.17. DUREN,Cabriel-SCSU Jr 29 111 113 1.08. FRANK,Demetria-BCU Sr 24 89 105 0.89. LOCKHART,Chyress-MSU 30 96 119 0.8



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OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G1. DONALD,Qiana-FAMU Sr 30 146 4.92. GORDON,Rachel-NSU So 29 133 4.63. GORHAM,Nikia-NCAT Jr 30 115 3.84. HEMPHILL,Tiana-SCSU Jr 27 94 3.55. DOYLE,Saadia-HOW Jr 33 111 3.46. PHELPS,Ariel-HAM Jr 31 102 3.37. ALSTON,Paris-SCSU Jr 29 95 3.38. DETERVILLE,Nicole-HOW Jr 33 103 3.19. AVANT,Keiara-HAM Jr 31 91 2.9

10. WILLIAMS,Amarah-MSU 30 87 2.911. STEWART,Shanyce-UMES So 29 82 2.812. WHITTINGTON,Crystal-CSU Sr 32 87 2.713. BENNETT,Antonia-FAMU Sr 30 81 2.714. HAWKINS,Tierra-DSU Fr 30 80 2.715. WILLIAMS,Chasidy-NCCU Jr 29 76 2.6

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G1. BENNETT,Antonia-FAMU Sr 30 205 6.82. GORDON,Rachel-NSU So 29 170 5.93. BERRY,JaQuayla-NCAT Jr 29 154 5.34. DOYLE,Saadia-HOW Jr 33 172 5.25. AVANT,Keiara-HAM Jr 31 153 4.96. AGBASI,Adobi-UMES Sr 29 143 4.97. WILLIAMS,Chasidy-NCCU Jr 29 141 4.98. FRANK,Demetria-BCU Sr 24 116 4.89. HEMPHILL,Tiana-SCSU Jr 27 128 4.7

10. HAWKINS,Tierra-DSU Fr 30 132 4.411. WHITTINGTON,Crystal-CSU Sr 32 139 4.312. STEWART,Shanyce-UMES So 29 118 4.113. PARKER,Omara-MSU 30 122 4.114. OWENS,Batavia-NSU Jr 29 115 4.015. DONALD,Qiana-FAMU Sr 30 114 3.8

MINUTES PLAYED Cl G No. Avg/G1. JENKINS,Jericka-HAM Sr 31 1195 38.52. HOLMES,Tamoria-HOW Jr 32 1200 37.53. McMILLIAN,Choicetta-HAM Sr 31 1152 37.24. HARMON,Deanna-DSU So 28 1033 36.95. KALU,Ezinne-SSU So 30 1097 36.66. DOYLE,Saadia-HOW Jr 33 1179 35.77. FRANK,Demetria-BCU Sr 24 851 35.58. KNOTTS,Tiara-SCSU Jr 29 1003 34.69. SPARKMAN,Kimberly-FAMU So 29 988 34.1

10. WILLIAMS,Chasidy-NCCU Jr 29 985 34.0



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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 7-23 5-9 2-11 0-3CONFERENCE 4-12 2-6 2-6 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 3-11 3-3 0-5 0-3

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg24 HAWKINS,Tierra 30-29 911 30.4 171-391 . 4 3 7 1-10 . 1 0 0 96-148 . 6 4 9 80 132 212 7.1 81 2 25 85 26 43 439 14.605 BRISTOW,Tasia 30-30 1017 33.9 122-363 . 3 3 6 33-127 . 2 6 0 100-121 . 8 2 6 36 55 91 3.0 92 5 75 114 5 59 377 12.612 HARMON,Deanna 28-28 1033 36.9 61-217 . 2 8 1 13-54 . 2 4 1 68-102 . 6 6 7 32 86 118 4.2 72 0 70 94 4 55 203 7.334 DUKES,Chelsea 23-3 502 21.8 49-152 . 3 2 2 24-80 . 3 0 0 27-38 . 7 1 1 19 19 38 1.7 33 0 11 35 5 15 149 6.514 TATE,Keyanna 30-30 863 28.8 63-175 . 3 6 0 1-6 . 1 6 7 41-58 . 7 0 7 63 74 137 4.6 75 0 40 66 9 25 168 5.630 D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 19-8 440 23.2 34-104 . 3 2 7 0-2 . 0 0 0 34-59 . 5 7 6 54 57 111 5.8 44 1 16 37 16 10 102 5.451 AHAIWE,Uchechi 28-21 365 13.0 46-106 . 4 3 4 0-1 . 0 0 0 23-48 . 4 7 9 50 67 117 4.2 56 1 10 32 17 4 115 4.132 THORNTON,Alexis 25-0 262 10.5 27-88 . 3 0 7 17-48 . 3 5 4 8-9 . 8 8 9 6 7 13 0.5 14 0 1 19 1 8 79 3.215 WHITE,Tarshaye 12-0 114 9.5 6-20 . 3 0 0 5-16 . 3 1 3 0-2 . 0 0 0 3 1 4 0.3 3 0 2 12 0 7 17 1.425 DURR,Nadirah 28-1 282 10.1 12-44 . 2 7 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 6-13 . 4 6 2 20 31 51 1.8 35 0 7 15 8 9 30 1.121 REDDEN,Coreenah 24-0 184 7.7 5-22 . 2 2 7 0-0 . 0 0 0 4-13 . 3 0 8 8 7 15 0.6 31 1 6 20 0 9 14 0.603 WOODRUFF,Morgan 14-0 102 7.3 0-5 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 2-3 . 6 6 7 3 5 8 0.6 15 0 0 14 1 4 2 0.1

Team 86 70 156 18Total.......... 30 6075 596-1687 . 3 5 3 94-344 . 2 7 3 409-614 . 6 6 6 460 611 1071 35.7 551 10 263 561 92 248 1695 56.5Opponents...... 30 6075 692-1605 . 4 3 1 105-379 . 2 7 7 510-726 . 7 0 2 412 743 1155 38.5 516 - 409 529 115 280 1999 66.6

TEAM STATISTICS DSUW OPPSCORING 1695 1999 Points per game 56.5 66.6 Scoring margin -10.1 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 596-1687 692-1605 Field goal pct . 3 5 3 . 4 3 13 POINT FG-ATT 94-344 105-379 3-point FG pct . 2 7 3 . 2 7 7 3-pt FG made per game 3.1 3.5FREE THROWS-ATT 409-614 510-726 Free throw pct . 6 6 6 . 7 0 2 F-Throws made per game 13.6 17.0REBOUNDS 1071 1155 Rebounds per game 35.7 38.5 Rebounding margin -2.8 -ASSISTS 263 409 Assists per game 8.8 13.6TURNOVERS 561 529 Turnovers per game 18.7 17.6 Turnover margin -1.1 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.5 0.8STEALS 248 280 Steals per game 8.3 9.3BLOCKS 92 115 Blocks per game 3.1 3.8ATTENDANCE 5944 18443 Home games-Avg/Game 14-425 13-1236 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 3-791

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsDelaware State Univer 755 916 24 1695Opponents 997 974 28 1999

Date Opponent Score Att.11/12/11 WILMINGTON UNIVERSIT W 80-32 38411/15/11 WESLEY COLLEGE W 85-53 37811/19/11 at Wright State L 53-57 31911/23/11 NJIT L 49-65 174

# 11/26/11 at East Carolina L 47-54 1328# 11/27/11 vs Robert Morris L 67-75 132* 12/03/11 at U. of Maryland Eastern Shore L 32-60 1985* 12/5/11 at Howard L 49-59 298

12/08/11 at Maryland L 33-108 235112/11/11 ST. FRANCIS (NY) W 73-66 123

$ 12/17/11 at North Florida L 61-72 618$ 12/18/11 vs FIU L 57-73 581

12/22/11 TOWSON L 59-70 10212/28/11 at Texas L 35-89 30171/4/12 FORDHAM L 48-63 114

* 1/14/12 U. OF MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE L 56-69 875* 1/21/12 BETHUNE-COOKMAN L 50-52 834* 1/23/12 FLORIDA A&M L 65-84 462* 01/28/12 at N.C. Central W 66-55 1237* 1/30/12 at North Carolina A&T L 49-57 748* 02/04/12 NORFOLK STATE L 66-84 547* 2/6/12 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY L 33-72 385* 2/11/12 at Coppin State L 58-76 519* 02/13/12 at Morgan State W 67-53 357* 02/18/12 at Norfolk State L o t 73-78 671* 2/20/12 at Hampton University L 44-71 2621* 2/25/12 HOWARD L 52-67 447* 02/27/12 MORGAN STATE Wot 67-60 511* 3/1/12 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE W 55-53 608

3/5/12 vs South Carolina State L o t 66-72 1661

# = 10th Annual ECU Thanksgiving Classic$ = UNF Osprey Holiday Classic* = Conference game



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2011-12 DSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALLDelaware State University Game-by-Game Highs (as of Oct 23, 2012)

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Opponent Date Score Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocked shotsWILMINGTON UNIVERSIT 11/12/11 80-32 21-HAWKINS,Tierra 10-HAWKINS,Tierra 5 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 7 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 3 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r aWESLEY COLLEGE 11/15/11 85-53 22-HAWKINS,Tierra 12-HAWKINS,Tierra 5 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 2 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 2 - A H A I W E , U c h e c h i

H A W K I N S , T i e r r aat Wright State 11/19/11 53-57 15-HAWKINS,Tierra 10-HARMON,Deanna 4 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 2 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 1 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a

H A W K I N S , T i e r r a H A R M O N , D e a n n a T A T E , K e y a n n a

NJIT 11/23/11 49-65 20-HAWKINS,Tierra 8 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a 3 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 2 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 1 - D U R R , N a d i r a h H A R M O N , D e a n n a H A W K I N S , T i e r r a

at East Carolina 11/26/11 47-54 11-HARMON,Deanna 8 - D U R R , N a d i r a h 5 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 3 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 1 - D U R R , N a d i r a hvs Robert Morris 11/27/11 67-75 16-HAWKINS,Tierra 9 - T A T E , K e y a n n a 4 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 5 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a Noneat U. of Maryland Eastern Sh 12/03/11 32-60 9 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a 6 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a 2 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 4 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 1 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a

W O O D R U F F , M o r g a T A T E , K e y a n n a

at Howard 12/5/11 49-59 17-HAWKINS,Tierra 7 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a 3 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 2 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a 2 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a H A R M O N , D e a n n a H A R M O N , D e a n n a

at Maryland 12/08/11 33-108 7 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a 6 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a 2 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 2 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a None B R I S T O W , T a s i a A H A I W E , U c h e c h i

ST. FRANCIS (NY) 12/11/11 73-66 28-BRISTOW,Tasia 6 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 2 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 3 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 1 - D U K E S , C h e l s e a T A T E , K e y a n n a D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n a H A R M O N , D e a n n a

at North Florida 12/17/11 61-72 24-BRISTOW,Tasia 8 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a 3 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 4 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a Nonevs FIU 12/18/11 57-73 18-BRISTOW,Tasia 9 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n 1 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 3 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 1 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n

D U K E S , C h e l s e a B R I S T O W , T a s i a H A R M O N , D e a n n a

TOWSON 12/22/11 59-70 16-BRISTOW,Tasia 6 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n 3 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 3 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 2 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a H A W K I N S , T i e r r a

at Texas 12/28/11 35-89 9 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 8 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n 4 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 3 - W O O D R U F F , M o r g 1 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a T A T E , K e y a n n a T A T E , K e y a n n a H A W K I N S , T i e r r a D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n a

FORDHAM 1/4/12 48-63 14-DUKES,Chelsea 7 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a 4 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 3 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 2 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a H A W K I N S , T i e r r a

U. OF MARYLAND EASTER 1/14/12 56-69 15-BRISTOW,Tasia 8 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n 2 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 2 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n 3 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n B R I S T O W , T a s i a D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n a

BETHUNE-COOKMAN 1/21/12 50-52 14-HAWKINS,Tierra 12-D'OLIVEIRA,Kiann 3 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 2 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 1 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n D U K E S , C h e l s e a D U K E S , C h e l s e a

H A W K I N S , T i e r r a B R I S T O W , T a s i a

FLORIDA A&M 1/23/12 65-84 21-DUKES,Chelsea 10-TATE,Keyanna 2 - T A T E , K e y a n n a 2 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 1 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a D U K E S , C h e l s e a

at N.C. Central 01/28/12 66-55 19-HAWKINS,Tierra 13-HAWKINS,Tierra 6 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 2 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a 3 - A H A I W E , U c h e c h iat North Carolina A&T 1/30/12 49-57 15-HAWKINS,Tierra 10-BRISTOW,Tasia 3 - T A T E , K e y a n n a 3 - W H I T E , T a r s h a y e 2 - A H A I W E , U c h e c h i

H A W K I N S , T i e r r a T A T E , K e y a n n aNORFOLK STATE 02/04/12 66-84 21-HAWKINS,Tierra 5 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 5 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 3 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 1 - A H A I W E , U c h e c h i

B R I S T O W , T a s i a H A W K I N S , T i e r r aHAMPTON UNIVERSITY 2/6/12 33-72 17-HAWKINS,Tierra 9 - T A T E , K e y a n n a 2 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a None 1 - B R I S T O W , T a s i aat Coppin State 2/11/12 58-76 17-HAWKINS,Tierra 8 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n 3 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 3 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 2 - A H A I W E , U c h e c h i

H A R M O N , D e a n n aat Morgan State 02/13/12 67-53 25-HAWKINS,Tierra 15-HAWKINS,Tierra 5 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 4 - D U K E S , C h e l s e a 2 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n nat Norfolk State 02/18/12 73-78 19-BRISTOW,Tasia 8 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n 2 - T A T E , K e y a n n a 4 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 4 - D U R R , N a d i r a h

B R I S T O W , T a s i a H A R M O N , D e a n n a

2011-12 DSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALLDelaware State University Game-by-Game Highs (as of Oct 23, 2012)

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Opponent Date Score Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocked shotsat Hampton University 2/20/12 44-71 12-HAWKINS,Tierra 8 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n 3 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 3 - R E D D E N , C o r e e n a h 2 - D U R R , N a d i r a hHOWARD 2/25/12 52-67 13-TATE,Keyanna 5 - T A T E , K e y a n n a 4 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 1 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a 3 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n

B R I S T O W , T a s i a B R I S T O W , T a s i aMORGAN STATE 02/27/12 67-60 18-HAWKINS,Tierra 14-HAWKINS,Tierra 4 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a 5 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 3 - A H A I W E , U c h e c h i

B R I S T O W , T a s i aSOUTH CAROLINA STATE 3/1/12 55-53 19-BRISTOW,Tasia 6 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a 3 - T A T E , K e y a n n a 5 - H A W K I N S , T i e r r a 1 - D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n nvs South Carolina State 3/5/12 66-72 19-HAWKINS,Tierra 13-HAWKINS,Tierra 4 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 3 - B R I S T O W , T a s i a 1 - H A R M O N , D e a n n a

H A W K I N S , T i e r r a D ' O L I V E I R A , K i a n n a



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2011-12 DSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALLDelaware State University Team High/Low Analysis (as of Oct 23, 2012)

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Delaware State University - TEAM GAME HIGHS

POINTS 85 WESLEY COLLEGE (11/15/11)80 WILMINGTON UNIVERSIT (11/12/11)73 at Norfolk State (02/18/12)73 ST. FRANCIS (NY) (12/11/11)67 MORGAN STATE (02/27/12)67 at Morgan State (02/13/12)67 vs Robert Morris (11/27/11)

FIELD GOALS MADE 31 WESLEY COLLEGE (11/15/11)30 WILMINGTON UNIVERSIT (11/12/11)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 69 WESLEY COLLEGE (11/15/11)68 WILMINGTON UNIVERSIT (11/12/11)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .458 (27-59) vs Robert Morris (11/27/11).451 (23-51) NORFOLK STATE (02/04/12)

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 7 at N.C. Central (01/28/12)6 MORGAN STATE (02/27/12)6 ST. FRANCIS (NY) (12/11/11)

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 22 MORGAN STATE (02/27/12)19 at N.C. Central (01/28/12)

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .500 (5-10) at East Carolina (11/26/11).444 (4-9) HOWARD (2/25/12)

FREE THROWS MADE 27 ST. FRANCIS (NY) (12/11/11)23 at Norfolk State (02/18/12)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 34 ST. FRANCIS (NY) (12/11/11)29 at Norfolk State (02/18/12)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .857 (18-21) U. OF MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE (1/14/12).842 (16-19) at Morgan State (02/13/12)

REBOUNDS 51 WILMINGTON UNIVERSIT (11/12/11)48 MORGAN STATE (02/27/12)48 BETHUNE-COOKMAN (1/21/12)

ASSISTS 15 WILMINGTON UNIVERSIT (11/12/11)14 at Morgan State (02/13/12)14 at N.C. Central (01/28/12)

STEALS 22 WILMINGTON UNIVERSIT (11/12/11)16 at Texas (12/28/11)

BLOCKED SHOTS 8 HOWARD (2/25/12)8 at N.C. Central (01/28/12)

TURNOVERS 35 at Texas (12/28/11)25 at Norfolk State (02/18/12)25 at U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (12/03/11)

FOULS 25 NJIT (11/23/11)24 at Hampton University (2/20/12)24 TOWSON (12/22/11)



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2011-12 DSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALLDelaware State University High/Low Analysis (as of Oct 23, 2012)

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Opponent - GAME HIGHS

POINTS 108 at Maryland (12/08/11)89 at Texas (12/28/11)84 NORFOLK STATE (02/04/12)84 FLORIDA A&M (1/23/12)78 at Norfolk State (02/18/12)

FIELD GOALS MADE 43 at Maryland (12/08/11)32 NORFOLK STATE (02/04/12)32 at Texas (12/28/11)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 72 MORGAN STATE (02/27/12)66 at Wright State (11/19/11)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .662 (43-65) at Maryland (12/08/11).604 (32-53) NORFOLK STATE (02/04/12)

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 10 FORDHAM (1/4/12)8 MORGAN STATE (02/27/12)8 FLORIDA A&M (1/23/12)

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 29 MORGAN STATE (02/27/12)25 at Wright State (11/19/11)

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE 1.000 (2-2) at N.C. Central (01/28/12).526 (10-19) FORDHAM (1/4/12)

FREE THROWS MADE 31 vs FIU (12/18/11)29 U. OF MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE (1/14/12)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 39 vs FIU (12/18/11)36 at Hampton University (2/20/12)36 TOWSON (12/22/11)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .897 (26-29) HOWARD (2/25/12).864 (19-22) vs Robert Morris (11/27/11)

REBOUNDS 52 at Texas (12/28/11)51 MORGAN STATE (02/27/12)

ASSISTS 25 at Maryland (12/08/11)22 NORFOLK STATE (02/04/12)

STEALS 19 at Texas (12/28/11)16 FLORIDA A&M (1/23/12)

BLOCKED SHOTS 11 at Texas (12/28/11)11 at Maryland (12/08/11)

TURNOVERS 34 WILMINGTON UNIVERSIT (11/12/11)26 ST. FRANCIS (NY) (12/11/11)

FOULS 25 NORFOLK STATE (02/04/12)23 at Hampton University (2/20/12)23 ST. FRANCIS (NY) (12/11/11)

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Delaware State University - GAME LOWS

POINTS 32 at U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (12/03/11)33 at Maryland (12/08/11)33 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY (2/6/12)35 at Texas (12/28/11)44 at Hampton University (2/20/12)

FIELD GOALS MADE 8 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY (2/6/12)10 at Maryland (12/08/11)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 34 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY (2/6/12)40 HOWARD (2/25/12)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .192 (10-52) at Maryland (12/08/11).197 (12-61) at Texas (12/28/11)

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 0 at U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (12/03/11)0 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY (2/6/12)

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 5 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY (2/6/12)7 NJIT (11/23/11)7 vs Robert Morris (11/27/11)

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .000 (0-10) at U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (12/03/11).000 (0-5) HAMPTON UNIVERSITY (2/6/12)

FREE THROWS MADE 5 at Howard (12/5/11)6 at East Carolina (11/26/11)6 FORDHAM (1/4/12)6 at North Carolina A&T (1/30/12)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 8 at East Carolina (11/26/11)9 at Howard (12/5/11)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .353 (6-17) FORDHAM (1/4/12).462 (6-13) at North Carolina A&T (1/30/12)

REBOUNDS 21 at Maryland (12/08/11)24 vs Robert Morris (11/27/11)

ASSISTS 2 vs FIU (12/18/11)3 at U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (12/03/11)

STEALS 0 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY (2/6/12)2 HOWARD (2/25/12)

BLOCKED SHOTS 0 vs Robert Morris (11/27/11)0 at Maryland (12/08/11)0 at North Florida (12/17/11)

TURNOVERS 9 WESLEY COLLEGE (11/15/11)9 ST. FRANCIS (NY) (12/11/11)

FOULS 8 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (3/1/12)11 at Morgan State (02/13/12)11 MORGAN STATE (02/27/12)



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Opponent - GAME LOWS

POINTS 32 WILMINGTON UNIVERSIT (11/12/11)52 BETHUNE-COOKMAN (1/21/12)53 WESLEY COLLEGE (11/15/11)53 at Morgan State (02/13/12)53 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (3/1/12)

FIELD GOALS MADE 8 WILMINGTON UNIVERSIT (11/12/11)16 at Wright State (11/19/11)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 37 vs FIU (12/18/11)40 ST. FRANCIS (NY) (12/11/11)40 FORDHAM (1/4/12)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .190 (8-42) WILMINGTON UNIVERSIT (11/12/11).242 (16-66) at Wright State (11/19/11)

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 0 vs FIU (12/18/11)1 TOWSON (12/22/11)1 BETHUNE-COOKMAN (1/21/12)1 NORFOLK STATE (02/04/12)1 vs South Carolina State (3/5/12)

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 2 at N.C. Central (01/28/12)3 NORFOLK STATE (02/04/12)

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .000 (0-4) vs FIU (12/18/11).091 (1-11) BETHUNE-COOKMAN (1/21/12)

FREE THROWS MADE 5 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (3/1/12)8 at Morgan State (02/13/12)8 MORGAN STATE (02/27/12)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 10 at Morgan State (02/13/12)10 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (3/1/12)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .481 (13-27) at N.C. Central (01/28/12).500 (5-10) SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (3/1/12)

REBOUNDS 29 WESLEY COLLEGE (11/15/11)29 ST. FRANCIS (NY) (12/11/11)

ASSISTS 4 WILMINGTON UNIVERSIT (11/12/11)8 U. OF MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE (1/14/12)

STEALS 4 at Morgan State (02/13/12)5 ST. FRANCIS (NY) (12/11/11)5 at N.C. Central (01/28/12)5 MORGAN STATE (02/27/12)

BLOCKED SHOTS 0 WILMINGTON UNIVERSIT (11/12/11)0 FORDHAM (1/4/12)0 vs South Carolina State (3/5/12)

TURNOVERS 5 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY (2/6/12)10 at Maryland (12/08/11)

FOULS 11 at Howard (12/5/11)11 at Maryland (12/08/11)



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2011-12 DSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALLDelaware State University Player High/Low Analysis (as of Oct 23, 2012)

All games

Delaware State University - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Points 28 BRISTOW,Tasia vs St. Francis (NY) (12/11/11)25 HAWKINS,Tierra at Morgan State (02/13/12)24 BRISTOW,Tasia at North Florida (12/17/11)22 HAWKINS,Tierra vs Wesley College (11/15/11)21 HAWKINS,Tierra vs Norfolk State (02/04/12)21 BRISTOW,Tasia vs Norfolk State (02/04/12)21 DUKES,Chelsea vs Florida A&M (1/23/12)21 HAWKINS,Tierra vs Wilmington Universit (11/12/11)

Field Goals Made 10 HAWKINS,Tierra at Morgan State (02/13/12)9 BRISTOW,Tasia vs Norfolk State (02/04/12)9 BRISTOW,Tasia at North Florida (12/17/11)9 HAWKINS,Tierra vs Wilmington Universit (11/12/11)

Field Goal Att. 22 HAWKINS,Tierra at Morgan State (02/13/12)22 HAWKINS,Tierra at Wright State (11/19/11)

FG Pct (min 5 made) .778 (7-9) HAWKINS,Tierra vs Norfolk State (02/04/12).714 (5-7) DUKES,Chelsea vs Wesley College (11/15/11).714 (5-7) AHAIWE,Uchechi vs Wilmington Universit (11/12/11)

3-Point FG Made 4 DUKES,Chelsea at Morgan State (02/13/12)4 BRISTOW,Tasia vs St. Francis (NY) (12/11/11)

3-Point FG Att. 8 HARMON,Deanna vs Morgan State (02/27/12)8 DUKES,Chelsea at Morgan State (02/13/12)8 BRISTOW,Tasia at Howard (12/5/11)

3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made) 1.000 (2-2) WHITE,Tarshaye at N.C. Central (01/28/12)1.000 (2-2) THORNTON,Alexis at East Carolina (11/26/11)1.000 (2-2) THORNTON,Alexis at Wright State (11/19/11)

Free Throws Made 10 BRISTOW,Tasia vs St. Francis (NY) (12/11/11)8 HAWKINS,Tierra at Hampton University (2/20/12)8 BRISTOW,Tasia at Norfolk State (02/18/12)8 HARMON,Deanna at Norfolk State (02/18/12)8 BRISTOW,Tasia at Morgan State (02/13/12)8 BRISTOW,Tasia vs NJIT (11/23/11)8 HAWKINS,Tierra vs Wesley College (11/15/11)

Free Throw Att. 11 BRISTOW,Tasia vs St. Francis (NY) (12/11/11)10 HAWKINS,Tierra vs South Carolina State (3/5/12)10 HARMON,Deanna at Norfolk State (02/18/12)10 D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna vs Fordham (1/4/12)10 HARMON,Deanna at Texas (12/28/11)10 HAWKINS,Tierra vs Wesley College (11/15/11)

FT Pct (min 3 made) 1.000 (7-7) HAWKINS,Tierra vs Hampton University (2/6/12)1.000 (6-6) BRISTOW,Tasia vs Howard (2/25/12)1.000 (5-5) BRISTOW,Tasia vs U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (1/14/12)1.000 (4-4) BRISTOW,Tasia vs South Carolina State (3/5/12)1.000 (4-4) HAWKINS,Tierra vs Howard (2/25/12)1.000 (4-4) D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna vs Bethune-Cookman (1/21/12)1.000 (4-4) BRISTOW,Tasia vs Bethune-Cookman (1/21/12)1.000 (4-4) HARMON,Deanna at East Carolina (11/26/11)1.000 (4-4) BRISTOW,Tasia vs Wilmington Universit (11/12/11)1.000 (3-3) TATE,Keyanna at Norfolk State (02/18/12)1.000 (3-3) DUKES,Chelsea vs U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (1/14/12)1.000 (3-3) TATE,Keyanna vs Towson (12/22/11)1.000 (3-3) BRISTOW,Tasia vs Robert Morris (11/27/11)

Rebounds 15 HAWKINS,Tierra at Morgan State (02/13/12)14 HAWKINS,Tierra vs Morgan State (02/27/12)

Assists 6 BRISTOW,Tasia at N.C. Central (01/28/12)5 BRISTOW,Tasia at Morgan State (02/13/12)5 HARMON,Deanna vs Norfolk State (02/04/12)5 HARMON,Deanna at N.C. Central (01/28/12)5 HARMON,Deanna at East Carolina (11/26/11)5 HARMON,Deanna vs Wesley College (11/15/11)5 BRISTOW,Tasia vs Wilmington Universit (11/12/11)

Steals 7 BRISTOW,Tasia vs Wilmington Universit (11/12/11)5 HAWKINS,Tierra vs South Carolina State (3/1/12)5 BRISTOW,Tasia vs Morgan State (02/27/12)5 HARMON,Deanna vs Robert Morris (11/27/11)

Blocked Shots 4 DURR,Nadirah at Norfolk State (02/18/12)3 AHAIWE,Uchechi vs Morgan State (02/27/12)3 D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna vs Howard (2/25/12)3 AHAIWE,Uchechi at N.C. Central (01/28/12)3 D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna vs U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (1/14/12)3 HAWKINS,Tierra vs Wilmington Universit (11/12/11)

Turnovers 8 BRISTOW,Tasia vs Howard (2/25/12)8 HARMON,Deanna vs Florida A&M (1/23/12)

Fouls 5 D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna vs South Carolina State (3/5/12)5 HAWKINS,Tierra vs South Carolina State (3/5/12)5 HAWKINS,Tierra vs Howard (2/25/12)5 BRISTOW,Tasia at Hampton University (2/20/12)5 BRISTOW,Tasia at Norfolk State (02/18/12)5 BRISTOW,Tasia vs Norfolk State (02/04/12)5 BRISTOW,Tasia vs Florida A&M (1/23/12)5 REDDEN,Coreenah vs Towson (12/22/11)5 BRISTOW,Tasia at Wright State (11/19/11)5 AHAIWE,Uchechi vs Wilmington Universit (11/12/11)



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2011-12 OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL HIGHS

2011-12 DSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALLDelaware State University Opponent High/Low Analysis (as of Oct 23, 2012)

All games

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Points 27 LONG,Whitney at Norfolk State (02/18/12)25 McKELTON,Tameka vs Florida A&M (1/23/12)24 BENNETT,Antonia vs Florida A&M (1/23/12)23 HOLMES,Tamoria vs Howard (2/25/12)22 Parnell, Krystal vs Towson (12/22/11)

Field Goals Made 10 LONG,Whitney at Norfolk State (02/18/12)8 HEMPHILL,Tiana vs South Carolina State (3/5/12)8 Parker,Omara at Morgan State (02/13/12)8 AVANT,Keiara vs Hampton University (2/6/12)8 BENNETT,Antonia vs Florida A&M (1/23/12)8 McKELTON,Tameka vs Florida A&M (1/23/12)8 SPANOU, Artemis vs Robert Morris (11/27/11)8 SMITH, Chareya at East Carolina (11/26/11)

Field Goal Att. 21 LONG,Whitney at Norfolk State (02/18/12)20 KNOTTS,Tiara vs South Carolina State (3/5/12)

FG Pct (min 5 made) .875 (7-8) HARTWELL, Kelly vs Robert Morris (11/27/11).857 (6-7) OWENS,Batavia vs Norfolk State (02/04/12).857 (6-7) Hutlassa, Fanni vs FIU (12/18/11).857 (6-7) Sequoia Austin at Maryland (12/08/11)

3-Point FG Made 4 Mathis,Dekeisha vs Morgan State (02/27/12)4 CORNING, Abigail vs Fordham (1/4/12)

3-Point FG Att. 13 Mathis,Dekeisha vs Morgan State (02/27/12)9 Mathis,Dekeisha at Morgan State (02/13/12)

3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made) 1.000 (3-3) MERCER, Kwinnyata at U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (12/03/11)1.000 (2-2) BRADFORD,India vs Howard (2/25/12)1.000 (2-2) MILNER, Liz vs Fordham (1/4/12)1.000 (2-2) Denisa Domiterova vs NJIT (11/23/11)

Free Throws Made 11 COOK, Amber vs U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (1/14/12)11 Parnell, Krystal vs Towson (12/22/11)

Free Throw Att. 15 Parnell, Krystal vs Towson (12/22/11)12 KNOTTS,Tiara vs South Carolina State (3/5/12)12 AVANT,Keiara at Hampton University (2/20/12)12 SANDERS, Chelsea vs U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (1/14/12)

FT Pct (min 3 made) 1.000 (11-11) COOK, Amber vs U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (1/14/12)1.000 (8-8) Mansare, Finda vs FIU (12/18/11)1.000 (7-7) Rayven Johnson vs NJIT (11/23/11)1.000 (6-6) ZYKIA,Brown vs Howard (2/25/12)1.000 (6-6) McKELTON,Tameka vs Florida A&M (1/23/12)1.000 (6-6) Anjale Barrett at Maryland (12/08/11)1.000 (4-4) DUREN,Cabriel vs South Carolina State (3/5/12)1.000 (4-4) Mathis,Dekeisha vs Morgan State (02/27/12)1.000 (4-4) OWENS,Batavia at Norfolk State (02/18/12)1.000 (4-4) Lockhart,Chyress at Morgan State (02/13/12)1.000 (4-4) CALVIN,Amber at North Carolina A&T (1/30/12)1.000 (4-4) FOREMAN,Jamie vs Florida A&M (1/23/12)1.000 (4-4) Idom, Kamika vs FIU (12/18/11)1.000 (4-4) Ashmore, Diamond vs FIU (12/18/11)1.000 (4-4) KIRKLAND, Brittany at North Florida (12/17/11)1.000 (4-4) DOYLE,Saadia at Howard (12/5/11)1.000 (4-4) TYE, Briannica vs Robert Morris (11/27/11)1.000 (4-4) Kimberly Dweck vs NJIT (11/23/11)1.000 (4-4) Heather Fuller vs Wesley College (11/15/11)1.000 (3-3) Carrington,Tracey vs Morgan State (02/27/12)1.000 (3-3) WHITTINGTON,Crystal at Coppin State (2/11/12)1.000 (3-3) JENKINS,Jericka vs Hampton University (2/6/12)1.000 (3-3) Gayle, Ashley at Texas (12/28/11)

Rebounds 14 BENNETT,Antonia vs Florida A&M (1/23/12)13 SANDIFER, Shaunda at Wright State (11/19/11)

Assists 10 JENKINS,Jericka vs Hampton University (2/6/12)9 JENKINS,Jericka at Hampton University (2/20/12)

Steals 8 BENNETT,Antonia vs Florida A&M (1/23/12)7 LONG,Whitney at Norfolk State (02/18/12)

Blocked Shots 4 ALSTON,Paris vs South Carolina State (3/1/12)4 AGBASI, Adobi vs U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (1/14/12)4 Gayle, Ashley at Texas (12/28/11)4 Essence Townsend at Maryland (12/08/11)4 Nicole Maticka vs NJIT (11/23/11)

Turnovers 7 DUREN,Cabriel vs South Carolina State (3/1/12)7 TRICE,Recca at Norfolk State (02/18/12)7 COLLINS, Arielle vs Fordham (1/4/12)7 BINGHAM, Stefanie vs St. Francis (NY) (12/11/11)7 SPANOU, Artemis vs Robert Morris (11/27/11)

Fouls 5 FLOWERS,Tracey vs South Carolina State (3/5/12)5 ALSTON,Paris vs South Carolina State (3/5/12)5 OWENS,Batavia at Norfolk State (02/18/12)5 TRUESDALE,Kabrina at N.C. Central (01/28/12)5 LACY,Andreya vs Florida A&M (1/23/12)5 AGBASI, Adobi vs U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (1/14/12)5 FOX, Katie vs St. Francis (NY) (12/11/11)5 AGBASI, Adobi at U. of Maryland Eastern Shore (12/03/11)5 TYE, Briannica vs Robert Morris (11/27/11)5 Kimberly Dweck vs NJIT (11/23/11)5 Nicole Maticka vs NJIT (11/23/11)5 Heather Fuller vs Wesley College (11/15/11)5 Aleisha Hobbs vs Wesley College (11/15/11)



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2011-12 DSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALLDelaware State University Category Leaders (as of Oct 23, 2012)

All games

Points G Pts Pts/GHAWKINS,Tierra 30 439 14.6BRISTOW,Tasia 30 377 12.6HARMON,Deanna 28 203 7.3TATE,Keyanna 30 168 5.6DUKES,Chelsea 23 149 6.5AHAIWE,Uchechi 28 115 4.1D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 19 102 5.4THORNTON,Alexis 25 79 3.2DURR,Nadirah 28 30 1.1WHITE,Tarshaye 12 17 1.4REDDEN,Coreenah 24 14 0.6WOODRUFF,Morgan 14 2 0.1

Scoring Average G Pts Avg/GHAWKINS,Tierra 30 439 14.6BRISTOW,Tasia 30 377 12.6HARMON,Deanna 28 203 7.3DUKES,Chelsea 23 149 6.5TATE,Keyanna 30 168 5.6D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 19 102 5.4AHAIWE,Uchechi 28 115 4.1THORNTON,Alexis 25 79 3.2WHITE,Tarshaye 12 17 1.4DURR,Nadirah 28 30 1.1REDDEN,Coreenah 24 14 0.6WOODRUFF,Morgan 14 2 0.1

FG Percentage FG Att PctHAWKINS,Tierra 171 391 . 4 3 7AHAIWE,Uchechi 46 106 . 4 3 4TATE,Keyanna 63 175 . 3 6 0BRISTOW,Tasia 122 363 . 3 3 6D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 34 104 . 3 2 7DUKES,Chelsea 49 152 . 3 2 2THORNTON,Alexis 27 88 . 3 0 7WHITE,Tarshaye 6 20 . 3 0 0HARMON,Deanna 61 217 . 2 8 1DURR,Nadirah 12 44 . 2 7 3REDDEN,Coreenah 5 22 . 2 2 7WOODRUFF,Morgan 0 5 . 0 0 0

Field Goal Attempts G Att Att/GHAWKINS,Tierra 30 391 13.0BRISTOW,Tasia 30 363 12.1HARMON,Deanna 28 217 7.8TATE,Keyanna 30 175 5.8DUKES,Chelsea 23 152 6.6

Field Goals Made G Made Made/GHAWKINS,Tierra 30 171 5.7BRISTOW,Tasia 30 122 4.1TATE,Keyanna 30 63 2.1HARMON,Deanna 28 61 2.2DUKES,Chelsea 23 49 2.1

3-Point Percentage 3FG Att PctTHORNTON,Alexis 17 48 . 3 5 4WHITE,Tarshaye 5 16 . 3 1 3DUKES,Chelsea 24 80 . 3 0 0BRISTOW,Tasia 33 127 . 2 6 0HARMON,Deanna 13 54 . 2 4 1TATE,Keyanna 1 6 . 1 6 7HAWKINS,Tierra 1 10 . 1 0 0AHAIWE,Uchechi 0 1 . 0 0 0D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 0 2 . 0 0 0

3-Point FG Attempts G Att Att/GBRISTOW,Tasia 30 127 4.2DUKES,Chelsea 23 80 3.5HARMON,Deanna 28 54 1.9THORNTON,Alexis 25 48 1.9WHITE,Tarshaye 12 16 1.3

3-Point FG Made G Made Made/GBRISTOW,Tasia 30 33 1.1DUKES,Chelsea 23 24 1.0THORNTON,Alexis 25 17 0.7HARMON,Deanna 28 13 0.5WHITE,Tarshaye 12 5 0.4

Free Throw Percent FG Att PctTHORNTON,Alexis 8 9 . 8 8 9BRISTOW,Tasia 100 121 . 8 2 6DUKES,Chelsea 27 38 . 7 1 1TATE,Keyanna 41 58 . 7 0 7WOODRUFF,Morgan 2 3 . 6 6 7HARMON,Deanna 68 102 . 6 6 7HAWKINS,Tierra 96 148 . 6 4 9D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 34 59 . 5 7 6AHAIWE,Uchechi 23 48 . 4 7 9DURR,Nadirah 6 13 . 4 6 2REDDEN,Coreenah 4 13 . 3 0 8WHITE,Tarshaye 0 2 . 0 0 0

Free Throw Attempts G Att Att/GHAWKINS,Tierra 30 148 4.9BRISTOW,Tasia 30 121 4.0HARMON,Deanna 28 102 3.6D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 19 59 3.1TATE,Keyanna 30 58 1.9

Free Throws Made G Made Made/GBRISTOW,Tasia 30 100 3.3HAWKINS,Tierra 30 96 3.2HARMON,Deanna 28 68 2.4TATE,Keyanna 30 41 1.4D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 19 34 1.8



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2011-12 DSU WOMEN'S BASKETBALLDelaware State University Category Leaders (as of Oct 23, 2012)

All games

Rebounds G Reb Reb/GHAWKINS,Tierra 30 212 7.1TATE,Keyanna 30 137 4.6HARMON,Deanna 28 118 4.2AHAIWE,Uchechi 28 117 4.2D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 19 111 5.8

Rebound Average G Reb Avg/GHAWKINS,Tierra 30 212 7.1D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 19 111 5.8TATE,Keyanna 30 137 4.6HARMON,Deanna 28 118 4.2AHAIWE,Uchechi 28 117 4.2

Assists G No. Ast/GBRISTOW,Tasia 30 75 2.5HARMON,Deanna 28 70 2.5TATE,Keyanna 30 40 1.3HAWKINS,Tierra 30 25 0.8D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 19 16 0.8

Steals G No. Stl/GBRISTOW,Tasia 30 59 2.0HARMON,Deanna 28 55 2.0HAWKINS,Tierra 30 43 1.4TATE,Keyanna 30 25 0.8DUKES,Chelsea 23 15 0.7

Offensive Rebounds G No. Avg/GHAWKINS,Tierra 30 80 2.7TATE,Keyanna 30 63 2.1D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 19 54 2.8AHAIWE,Uchechi 28 50 1.8BRISTOW,Tasia 30 36 1.2

Defensive Rebounds G No. Avg/GHAWKINS,Tierra 30 132 4.4HARMON,Deanna 28 86 3.1TATE,Keyanna 30 74 2.5AHAIWE,Uchechi 28 67 2.4D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 19 57 3.0

Blocked Shots G No. Blk/GHAWKINS,Tierra 30 26 0.9AHAIWE,Uchechi 28 17 0.6D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 19 16 0.8TATE,Keyanna 30 9 0.3DURR,Nadirah 28 8 0.3

Minutes G No. Min/GHARMON,Deanna 28 1033 36.9BRISTOW,Tasia 30 1017 33.9HAWKINS,Tierra 30 911 30.4TATE,Keyanna 30 863 28.8DUKES,Chelsea 23 502 21.8

Fouls G No. Per/GBRISTOW,Tasia 30 92 3.1HAWKINS,Tierra 30 81 2.7TATE,Keyanna 30 75 2.5HARMON,Deanna 28 72 2.6AHAIWE,Uchechi 28 56 2.0

Foulouts G No.BRISTOW,Tasia 30 5HAWKINS,Tierra 30 2REDDEN,Coreenah 24 1AHAIWE,Uchechi 28 1D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 19 1

Turnovers G No. TO/GBRISTOW,Tasia 30 114 3.8HARMON,Deanna 28 94 3.4HAWKINS,Tierra 30 85 2.8TATE,Keyanna 30 66 2.2D'OLIVEIRA,Kianna 19 37 1.9



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

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1976-7711-10 (Independent)

DSU All-Time Record: 11-10Head Coach: Carrie Russell (11-10)

No record of results

1977-7810-7 (2-3 MEAC)

DSU All-Time Record: 21-17DSU All-Time MEAC Record: 2-3

Head Coach: Carrie Russell (21-17) Virginia Union H W 62-61 Catholic A W 71-56 Cheyney State A L 36-74 Queen’s A L 56-110 Rutgers – Camden H W 125-11 Virginia Union (forfeit) A W 2-0 Howard* A L 47-61 Morgan State* H L 51-68 Howard* H W 65-63 UMES* A W 61-58 Millersville H W 58-57 Lincoln (Pa.) H W 68-45 Morgan State* A L 46-82 Trenton State A L 55-72 UMES (forfeit) H W 2-0 District of Columbia H W 72-53 South Carolina State¤ N L 50-64

1978-7910-10 (N/A MEAC)


Head Coach: Carrie Russell (31-27) Catholic H L 79-99 Bowie State A L 86-111 Stockton State A W 97-53 Salisbury State1 A W 82-74 Navy1 N L 51-81 Cheyney State A L 42-109 Pittsburgh – Johnstown A L 79-86 St. Francis (Pa.) A W 77-70 Howard H L 52-61 George Washington H W 76-75 Morgan State A L 49-100 Coppin State A W 101-29 UMES H W 80-72 C.W. Post H W 77-73 Morgan State H L 75-83 District of Columbia H W 64-63 Coppin State H W 77-40 Bowie State H L 74-90 Trenton State H W 71-66 UMES¤ N L 70-78

1979-198011-10 (N/A MEAC)


Head Coach: Carrie Russell (42-37) Christopher Newport A L 61-75 Hampton A W 76-68 James Madison1 N L 65-80 Salisbury State1 A L 64-65 Catholic A L 73-82 UMBC H W 74-42 Stockton State H W 69-43 Lincoln (Pa.) A W 80-47 Lincoln (Pa.) H W 55-53 Howard H L 61-79 Coppin State H W 107-34 Stockton State A W 74-66 Howard H L 86-89 UMES A W 73-63 District of Columbia H L 57-86 Morgan State H L 44-87 Trenton State H W 84-80 Bowie State H L 82-86 Coppin State A W 103-27 UMES H W 97-63 George Washington¤ N L 65-82

1980-819-11 (N/A MEAC)


Head Coach: Byarie Jones (9-11) Norfolk State A L 41-56 Virginia Union A L 59-90 Norfolk State2 H L 55-63 Southeastern2 H W 76-63 Stockton State A W 52-50 UMBC A W 57-51 Virginia Wesleyan1 N L 53-74 Bloomsburg State1 N W 90-74 Morgan State H L 51-86 Howard H L 64-91 Stockton State H W 71-53 District of Columbia A L 49-98 Longwood State A W 49-47 UMES A W 76-75 Coppin State H W 74-56 Salisbury State H L 68-74 Bowie State A L 43-74 Trenton State A L 74-90 UMES H W 65-58 Howard¤ N L 54-66

1981-8210-14 (1-3 MEAC)


Head Coach: Marianna Freeman (10-14)11/18 Virginia Union H L 62-7911/21 Ithaca3 N W 61-5511/22 Lockhaven State3 A L 68-6911/27 Morgan State4 A L 34-6411/28 George Mason4 N L 54-7611/30 Jersey City A W 49-4612/4 Lincoln2 H W 64-4212/5 District of Columbia2 H L 57-6112/7 Virginia State H L 68-7512/8 Stockton State A L 51-6412/16 Howard* A L 53-681/19 District of Columbia A L 64-791/23 Longwood H W 60-581/26 Lincoln (Pa.) A W 60-592/6 Bowie State H W 96-602/9 Trenton State H L 68-772/13 UMES* H L 61-632/15 Lincoln (Pa.) H W 77-472/16 Bowie State A L 61-732/20 UMES* A W 67-552/22 UMBC H W 73-472/23 Howard* H L 60-64 UMES H W 63-603/5 South Carolina State^ N L 65-83

1982-8311-13 (6-2 MEAC)


Head Coach: Marianna Freeman (21-27)12/1 Hampton A L 66-82 45012/3 Quinnipiac H L 56-65 25012/6 Norfolk State H L 73-79 600 OT12/9 Virginia State A L 71-82 160012/10 Virginia Union A L 57-90 15012/11 Christopher Newport1 N L 45-50 800 OT12/12 Bloomsburg State1 N W 78-46 80012/14 Bowie State H W 106-71 8001/8 South Carolina State* A L 66-80 16001/10 North Carolina A&T* A L 60-68 5001/12 Rider A L 53-64 2501/15 Howard* A W 62-60 7501/18 Lincoln (Pa.) A W 70-58 3001/20 UMBC A W 65-62 300 OT1/22 District of Columbia H L 78-79 5002/3 Longwood A L 52-64 1002/4 South Carolina State* H W 80-78 7002/5 North Carolina A&T* H W 72-53 4002/10 Morgan State H W 78-75 2002/12 UMES* H W 76-67 2502/15 Spring Garden A L 71-74 1502/19 UMES* A W 70-63 10002/26 Howard* H W 58-56 15003/3 North Carolina A&T § N L 65-66 1200

1983-8418-10 (6-4 MEAC)


Head Coach: Stanley McDowell (18-10) Winthrop4 (Forfeit) N W 70-82 800 Lincoln (Pa.) 4 N W 75-71 800 Bowie State A W 81-70 500 Radford5 A L 45-83 800 West Virginia Wesleyan5 N W 75-62 800 Norfolk State A L 74-85 300 Virginia Commonwealth H W 76-66 350 Hampton Institute H W 90-83 900 South Carolina State* H W 79-73 300 North Carolina A&T* H W 79-66 1,469 Lincoln (Pa.) H W 107-68 550 Howard* H W 69-55 2,500 Quinnipiac A W 80-78 900 Florida A&M A L 80-89 900 Bethune-Cookman* A L 48-90 1,300 Florida A&M H L 78-100 350 Bethune-Cookman* H W 75-74 700 Brooklyn A W 76-75 501 South Carolina State* A L 53-62 750 North Carolina A&T* A L 61-71 500 UMES* A W 67-54 1,000 Virginia Union H L 78-84 500 District of Columbia A W 71-70 200 Longwood H W 72-64 800 Howard* A L 51-60 500 UMES* H W 65-63 800 UMES§ N W 77-61 1,500 Bethune-Cookman§ N L 53-66 1,500

1984-857-18 (3-9 MEAC)


Head Coach: Stanley McDowell (25-28)11/20 UNC-Chapel Hill A L 50-100 17511/24 Siena A L 40-96 23711/25 Christopher Newport H W 64-63 30011/28 St. Francis (Pa.) H W 81-42 35011/30 Temple A L 61-92 1,25012/28 Central Florida6 N L 60-85 20012/29 North Carolina A&T6 N L 67-69 3501/12 South Carolina State* A L 56-66 1,2001/14 North Carolina A&T* A L 63-65 3001/19 Howard* A L 57-62 1,0001/29 St. Francis (Pa.) A L 67-73 150

1/31 Morgan State* A L 76-96 5002/4 Bethune-Cookman* A L 61-85 1,1002/8 South Carolina State* H L 57-82 9002/9 North Carolina A&T* H W 85-74 9002/12 Lincoln (Pa.) H W 72-62 1502/14 Morgan State* H L 69-75 5002/18 Lincoln (Pa.) A W 65-55 4502/19 Penn State A L 48-110 1,5002/23 UMES* A W 67-54 5002/25 Howard* H W 72-71 7003/1 UMES* H L 58-73 5003/2 Cheyney State A L 60-86 6003/5 Bethune-Cookman* H L 58-64 3003/7 Howard¥ N L 48-54 2,000

1985-8618-11 (9-5 MEAC)


Head Coach: Mary ‘Honey’ Lamb-Bowman (18-11) St. Francis (Pa.) A W 71-56 100 Cheyney State H W 69-50 700 Brooklyn A L 73-78 200 Bethune-Cookman* H W 71-68 600 St. Peter’s H L 49-67 600 Lincoln (Pa.) H W 105-75 200 Howard7 (Forfeit) N W 2-0 Towson State7 A W 91-81 117 St. Peter’s7 N L 53-71 250 George Mason A L 60-76 373 Bethune-Cookman* A L 66-74 1,100 Hampton A L 77-106 94 UMES* H W 81-70 300 Morgan State* A W 83-62 500 Howard H L 58-67 800 Lincoln (Pa.) A W 91-64 200 St. Francis (Pa.) H W 84-64 300 North Carolina A&T* H W 81-73 400 South Carolina State* H W 65-63 300 South Carolina State* A L 55-80 985 North Carolina A&T* A W 67-64 100 Howard* A L 55-69 500 Coppin State* H W 97-48 150 Brooklyn H W 74-60 300 UMES* A W 68-63 300 Coppin State A W 90-58 50 Morgan State* H L 72-84 500 Morgan State¥ N W 90-82 500 Howard¥ N L 55-56 500

1986-8715-12 (8-5 MEAC)


Head Coach: Mary ‘Honey’ Lamb-Bowman (33-23) George Mason H W 72-71 100 Cheyney State A W 65-58 400 Brooklyn H W 90-47 250 Bethune-Cookman* H W 67-62 400 Florida A&M8 N L 67-83 142 Bucknell8 N L 72-74 88 Lincoln (Pa.) H W 82-53 120 Hampton H L 74-83 80 Bethune-Cookman* A L 56-64 1,100 Lincoln (Pa.) A W 84-50 50 Utica H W 87-62 725 UMES* H L 61-65 300 Brooklyn A W 66-61 122 Howard* A L 64-83 1,000 UNC-Wilmington A L 77-95 205 North Carolina A&T* A W 68-65 100 South Carolina State* A L 55-57 600 Morgan State* H W 78-59 200 South Carolina State* H W 57-50 350 North Carolina A&T* H W 66-64 500 Coppin State* H W 116-43 400 Howard* H W 84-79 500 District of Columbia A L 72-86 50 St. Peter’s A L 55-91 225 UMES* A L 72-83 1,000 Morgan State* A W 66-56 200 UMES§ N L 53-65 400

1987-888-21 (3-10 MEAC)


Head Coach: Mary ‘Honey’ Lamb-Bowman (41-44) Richmond H L 39-72 101 Fairleigh Dickinson A W 87-73 300 Cheyney State H L 79-82 500 Lincoln (Pa.) A W 74-48 100 Bethune-Cookman* H L 60-67 600 Hampton A L 54-121 100 George Mason A L 50-93 299 Wake Forest9 A L 71-122 500 Marist9 N L 81-82 100 OT St. Peter’s H L 53-90 100 Bethune-Cookman* A L 71-73 700 Howard* H L 58-80 500 UMES* H L 62-72 400 Brooklyn A W 67-43 163 Coppin State* A W 70-59 200 Morgan State* A L 56-59 200 North Carolina A&T* H L 60-61 200 South Carolina State* H L 65-80 250 South Carolina State* A L 62-72 913 North Carolina A&T* A L 64-81 200 UMBC A L 57-68 100 Howard* A L 43-67 300



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

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Coppin State* H W 63-47 200 District of Columbia H L 67-85 200 Brooklyn H W 70-57 100 UMES* A L 68-81 600 Lincoln (Pa.) H W 111-37 100 Morgan State* H W 66-64 100 Bethune-Cookman€ N L 65-72 700

1988-8917-13 (9-5 MEAC)


Head Coach: Mary ‘Honey’ Lamb-Bowman (58-57) Cheyney State A L 53-63 500 Lincoln (Pa.) A W 91-37 30012/2 Canisius10 A L 69-73 26012/3 St. Francis10 N W 67-55 260 Richmond A L 71-93 100 Fairleigh Dickinson H W 75-56 500 Brooklyn H W 73-48 200 UMBC H W 78-51 250 Bethune-Cookman* H W 89-70 1,300 Virginia Commonwealth A L 68-93 100 Hampton H L 72-96 800 Howard* A W 67-65 250 Morgan State* A W 75-57 400 North Carolina A&T* H W 64-52 400 South Carolina State* H W 64-54 300 Brooklyn A W 63-53 300 Howard* H L 60-77 600 Coppin State* A L 81-84 325 North Carolina A&T* A L 74-77 100 3OT South Carolina State* A L 61-77 1,0962/8 East Carolina H L 66-87 100 UMES* A W 73-54 1,500 Coppin State* H W 87-66 100 Morgan State* H W 63-54 100 Bethune-Cookman* A L 62-74 1,100 George Mason H L 59-81 100 UMES* H W 69-57 800 Morgan State§ N W 67-61 250 North Carolina A&T§ N W 52-51 1,892 Howard§∆ N L 61-75 5,168

1989-9018-12 (8-6 MEAC)


Head Coach: Mary ‘Honey’ Lamb-Bowman (76-69)11/27 Fairleigh Dickinson A L 58-68 26011/29 Lincoln (Pa.) H W 99-32 25412/1 Robert Morris10 N W 70-67 10012/2 Canisius10 A L 63-74 12512/4 Brooklyn H W 68-46 35012/9 Lincoln (Pa.) A W 71-54 12512/14 Maine A L 33-86 83012/16 UMBC A W 74-53 3971/6 Bethune-Cookman* H W 92-58 1721/8 UNC-Wilmington H W 71-58 2811/13 Howard* H W 87-80 1,0241/15 Morgan State* H W 64-63 7611/18 East Carolina A L 70-72 200 OT1/20 North Carolina A&T* A L 56-66 411 OT1/22 South Carolina State* A W 66-64 3631/25 George Mason A L 53-77 1251/30 Coppin State* A L 52-53 2252/1 Howard* A L 66-74 5252/3 North Carolina A&T* H L 42-52 6762/5 South Carolina State* H W 68-65 378 OT2/7 Coppin State* H W 78-56 2442/10 UMES* A W 74-71 2002/12 Morgan State* A L 71-74 1502/14 Brooklyn A W 92-65 1502/17 Bethune-Cookman* A W 76-67 2102/20 Virginia Commonwealth H W 81-64 3112/22 UMES* H L 55-63 3422/27 UMES§ N W 82-61 1033/2 North Carolina A&T§ N W 68-54 5333/3 Howard§∆ N L 60-84 476

1990-9114-14 (8-6 MEAC)


Head Coach: Mary ‘Honey’ Lamb-Bowman (90-83)11/24 Buffalo H W 67-56 52111/26 George Mason H L 58-64 72411/28 Fairleigh Dickinson H L 61-62 31612/1 Towson State11 N L 85-90 300 OT12/2 Manhattan11 A L 56-59 28012/7 Alabama12 N L 44-96 20012/7 Radford12 A L 72-87 21512/11 Lincoln (Pa.) H W 104-40 2,5341/5 Bethune-Cookman* A W 68-59 1,5001/10 Lincoln (Pa.) A W 84-54 7841/12 Howard* A L 62-78 4001/14 Morgan State* A L 65-70 200 OT1/17 Marist A W 66-47 1621/19 North Carolina A&T* H W 70-68 2,9111/21 South Carolina State* H L 50-76 2,3281/22 Bowie State H W 65-43 1731/28 Brooklyn H W 69-56 1341/29 Coppin State* H W 80-60 2,8791/31 Howard* H W 63-50 2,1242/2 North Carolina A&T* A L 47-61 4502/4 South Carolina State* A L 62-72 6412/6 Coppin State* A W 67-62 3252/9 UMES* H L 61-73 2,8322/11 Morgan State* H W 68-53 1,7482/14 Brooklyn A L 59-62 120

2/16 Bethune-Cookman* H W 100-67 2,0312/21 UMES* A W 74-68 2002/27 Coppin Stateµ N L 55-65 368

1991-929-19 (4-10 MEAC)


Head Coach: Mary ‘Honey’ Lamb-Bowman (99-102) Alabama-Birmingham13 A L 68-86 250 Alcorn State13 N L 66-99 100 Fairleigh Dickinson A L 67-84 543 Virginia Commonwealth A L 57-80 187 Cornell H W 76-64 317 George Mason A L 71-81 150 Bethune-Cookman* H L 48-57 168 Marist H W 59-55 107 Bowie State A W 73-60 110 Howard* H W 53-48 868 Morgan State* H W 56-50 781 Lincoln (Pa.) H W 94-31 216 North Carolina A&T* A W 51-50 375 South Carolina State* A L 63-82 906 Lincoln (Pa.) A W 119-31 216 Buffalo A L 43-101 312 Coppin State* A L 55-61 325 North Carolina A&T* H L 61-68 991 South Carolina State* H L 60-69 367 Coppin State* H L 58-65 754 UMES* A L 47-61 600 Morgan State* A L 80-87 548 Brooklyn A L 64-71 100 OT Bethune-Cookman* A W 59-57 450 Florida A&M A L 84-86 247 UMES* H L 66-78 892 Howard* A L 66-69 750 UMESµ N L 60-69 978

1992-9310-17 (6-10 MEAC)


Head Coach: Mary ‘Honey’ Lamb-Bowman (109-119)12/1 Virginia Commonwealth H L 59-81 32512/4 Cincinnati14 N L 48-67 12512/5 Cornell14 N L 58-64 10112/8 Fairleigh Dickinson H W 71-69 7612/10 Delaware H L 56-81 1,50012/12 District of Columbia A W 70-55 751/5 UMES* H W 60-51 1531/9 Bethune-Cookman* A L 37-71 3111/11 Florida A&M* A L 70-85 5891/14 Buffalo H L 55-67 4611/16 Howard* A W 77-70 5001/18 Morgan State* A L 53-80 8501/20 Cornell A L 56-70 1201/23 North Carolina A&T* H L 54-56 5471/25 South Carolina State* H L 61-80 931/28 District of Columbia H W 75-46 712/3 Coppin State* H L 63-77 6862/6 North Carolina A&T* A W 84-71 2,1002/8 South Carolina State* A L 61-80 5302/10 Coppin State* A L 63-67 3502/13 UMES* A W 64-58 4002/15 Morgan State* H L 58-62 2612/18 Howard* H W 77-56 3192/20 Bethune-Cookman* H W 64-56 3322/22 Florida A&M* H L 51-70 922/24 Hofstra A W 77-74 1003/4 Morgan Stateµ N L 70-83 125

1993-948-19 (6-10 MEAC)


Head Coach: Mary ‘Honey’ Lamb-Bowman (117-138) Elizabeth City State H W 54-53 297 Delaware A L 38-75 500 Fairleigh Dickinson A L 83-89 157 Hartford A L 47-64 125 Central Connecticut State A W 58-51 107 Saint Augustine15 N L 50-64 100 Tuskegee15 N L 61-66 104 Drexel A L 55-76 75 William & Mary A L 53-73 125 Bethune-Cookman* H W 58-51 150 Florida A&M* H L 56-77 178 Howard* H L 55-67 100 Morgan State* H W 62-42 200 North Carolina A&T* A L 55-56 588 South Carolina State* A L 52-80 614 District of Columbia H L 52-54 50 Coppin State* A L 56-62 205 North Carolina A&T* H L 62-68 200 South Carolina State* H L 82-99 200 UMES* H W 71-45 150 Morgan State* A L 43-49 200 Bethune-Cookman* A W 70-59 100 Florida A&M* A L 66-79 150 Howard* A L 61-72 987 UMES* A W 71-68 800 OT Coppin State* H W 62-52 300 North Carolina A&T≤ N L 57-73 300

1994-9510-17 (7-9 MEAC)


Head Coach: Mary ‘Honey’ Lamb-Bowman (127-155) Delaware H L 57-75 932

Cheyney H W 78-43 500 UMBC16 A W 61-56 200 East Carolina16 N L 58-61 220 Fairleigh Dickinson H L 70-78 200 St. Francis (N.Y.) A L 64-90 238 UMES* H L 70-73 100 Bethune-Cookman* A W 84-71 200 Florida A&M* A L 69-105 345 Coppin State* A L 68-71 725 Morgan State* A W 82-76 200 Drexel H L 77-78 200 North Carolina A&T* H L 49-51 451 South Carolina State* H L 65-77 548 District of Columbia A L 68-81 309 Hofstra H L 74-81 200 Wilmington H W 74-62 200 Howard* H L 57-78 257 South Carolina State* A W 85-83 394 North Carolina A&T* A L 47-71 328 Howard* A W 87-76 1,052 UMES* A W 58-49 1,000 Morgan State* H W 71-68 250 Coppin State* H L 57-60 275 Bethune-Cookman* H W 55-49 212 Florida A&M* H L 60-66 2003/2 Howard≤ N L 89-94 200

1995-9614-12 (10-6 MEAC)

DSU All-Time Record: 238-270DSU All-Time MEAC Record: 96-103Head Coach: Jackie DeVane (14-12)

11/29 William & Mary H L 45-61 51212/1 Navy17 N L 68-71 13312/2 Wofford17 N W 72-57 13812/7 Fairleigh Dickinson A L 49-61 30712/9 Elizabeth City State H W 56-50 25012/30 Oral Roberts18 N L 55-72 25012/31 St. Francis (Pa.)18 A L 52-75 2531/3 UMES* H W 80-43 1501/6 Bethune-Cookman* H W 74-57 2501/8 Florida A&M* H L 55-73 751/13 Coppin State* H L 46-60 1501/15 Howard* H L 45-74 2001/20 North Carolina A&T* A W 57-56 1,2431/22 South Carolina State* A W 68-39 3001/27 Hampton* A W 60-44 1,0971/29 District of Columbia H W 78-70 2001/31 Morgan State* A W 78-69 2502/3 North Carolina A&T* H W 61-46 6502/5 South Carolina State* H W 58-45 4752/7 Morgan State* H W 68-53 4502/10 UMES* A W 82-60 4002/12 Howard* A L 59-74 1,1052/15 Coppin State* A L 76-80 413 2OT2/17 Bethune-Cookman* A L 88-94 231 OT2/19 Florida A&M* A W 70-66 3252/28 North Carolina A&T ж N L 38-44 250

1996-977-21 (6-12 MEAC)


Delaware A L 46-72 999 Richmond16 N L 69-123 175 UMBC16 A L 56-78 200 Fairleigh Dickinson H L 55-77 750 Temple H L 57-69 14012/20 UNC-Wilmington19 N L 60-89 20012/21 #8 North Carolina State19 A L 39-116 300 American A L 50-83 173 UMES* H L 74-83 435 Bethune-Cookman* A L 70-80 750 Florida A&M* A L 63-86 385 Morgan State* A L 60-68 150 Howard* A L 67-95 650 Hampton* H W 74-65 1,000 North Carolina A&T* H L 81-84 900 OT South Carolina State* H W 64-56 550 Coppin State* A L 61-72 665 North Carolina A&T* A W 65-54 365 South Carolina State* A W 76-42 475 Coppin State* H L 61-63 UMES* A L 51-56 675 Howard* H L 56-92 455 Morgan State* H L 56-65 385 Bethune-Cookman* H W 76-39 326 Florida A&M* H L 61-74 83 Hampton* A W 79-73 848 South Carolina State µ N W 87-70 100 Florida A&M µ N L 58-78

1997-988-20 (5-13 MEAC)


11/27 La Salle H L 63-71 27811/24 Delaware H L 73-78 65011/30 Temple A L 54-72 35712/4 Fairleigh Dickinson A W 86-75 14512/11 Bethune-Cookman* H L 65-77 37512/14 Florida A&M* H L 66-81 25312/27 Miami20 A L 62-105 82412/28 East Carolina20 N L 53-75 1001/3 Coppin State* H W 78-64 5501/8 Norfolk State A W 59-49 1311/10 Howard* A L 67-92 6391/12 Morgan State* A L 74-84 250



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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1/17 North Carolina A&T* H W 69-50 3591/19 South Carolina State* H W 65-55 6511/24 UMES* H W 70-69 1,3761/26 Hampton* A L 70-98 8961/29 Norfolk State H L 70-82 3521/31 Coppin State* A L 65-80 6422/7 Howard* H L 54-63 6432/9 Morgan State* H L 50-57 5192/14 North Carolina A&T* A W 70-69 300 OT2/16 South Carolina State* A L 55-60 2522/21 UMES* A L 51-60 4002/23 Hampton* H L 65-72 3762/26 Bethune-Cookman* A L 58-61 9572/28 Florida A&M* A L 52-79 4953/3 South Carolina State ל N W 52-51 2003/4 Howardπ N L 60-66 800Norfolk State did not participate in regular season MEAC title

1998-9910-17 (8-10 MEAC)


11/17 Bucknell A L 66-72 50011/21 La Salle A L 58-84 55211/23 Norfolk State* A L 59-63 66711/25 Delaware A L 60-75 78811/28 North Carolina A&T* H W 54-52 13112/1 Boston A L 71-89 50012/8 Fairleigh Dickinson H W 69-51 33812/10 UMES* A L 61-66 60012/29 Saint Peter’s21 A L 48-81 75612/30 Texas Christian21 N L 49-83 5001/2 Bethune-Cookman* H W 59-57 6671/4 Florida A&M* H L 50-63 4931/7 Hampton* A L 62-65 8451/11 Howard A L 72-84 1,0501/16 Coppin State* H W 59-57 7671/18 Morgan State* H W 55-53 2,1231/23 North Carolina A&T* A L 41-58 4071/25 South Carolina State* H W 65-53 2631/30 Hampton* H W 68-67 2,1512/1 Norfolk State* H W 60-54 8792/6 Bethune-Cookman* A L 58-67 6222/8 Florida A&M* A L 53-59 3642/15 Howard* H W 62-57 1,0252/20 Coppin State* A L 84-94 1,0172/22 Morgan State* A L 45-64 3752/25 UMES* H W 56-55 1,0103/1 UMES π N L 46-48 863

1999-200011-17 (8-10 MEAC)


11/20 Bucknell H L 68-79 38311/23 Fairleigh Dickinson A L 71-77 280 OT11/26 Illinois-Chicago22 A L 62-77 89411/27 Norfolk State22 N W 94-83 624 OT12/1 Fairfield A L 74-83 79312/4 Long Island A W 83-74 1,01812/11 UMES* H W 59-58 28612/18 Delaware H L 53-82 16412/21 Manhattan A L 75-83 5441/3 Coppin State* A L 60-68 5841/8 South Carolina State* H W 48-46 3891/10 North Carolina A&T* H W 69-44 3431/15 Norfolk State* A L 62-67 4921/17 Hampton* A W 80-76 1,2131/22 Florida A&M* A W 61-58 2011/24 Bethune-Cookman* H L 57-60 3751/29 UMES* A L 64-74 9582/2 Stony Brook H W 59-52 2582/5 Morgan State* H L 62-77 1,6322/7 Coppin State* H L 67-73 1,3262/9 Howard* H L 44-66 2862/12 South Carolina State* A W 64-63 8862/14 North Carolina A&T* A W 83-78 427 2OT2/19 Norfolk State* H L 65-80 6852/21 Hampton* H W 73-72 1,7492/26 Howard* A L 53-61 5033/1 Morgan State* A L 53-86 2983/7 UMES π N L 61-64 244

2000-0116-14 (12-6 MEAC)


Head Coach: Ed Davis (16-14)11/17 Southern Utah23 N L 27-71 45111/18 Alabama A&M23 N W 59-54 49311/21 Stony Brook A L 37-50 32312/2 Holy Cross24 N L 55-69 49612/3 St. Francis (N.Y.)24 N W 64-53 34812/6 North Carolina A&T* H W 76-62 43712/9 Pittsburgh A L 36-65 28512/16 Long Island A L 61-78 17212/28 #13 Louisiana State A L 32-94 8071/2 South Carolina State* H L 62-63 841/3 Delaware A L 46-60 8521/6 UMES* A W 58-46 3111/8 Howard* A L 46-78 9001/12 Hampton* A L 49-73 1,2031/15 Norfolk State* A W 65-59 4881/20 Bethune-Cookman* H W 69-53 7781/22 Florida A&M* H W 60-54 426

1/27 Coppin State* A L 57-68 4281/29 Morgan State* H L 71-78 562/3 South Carolina State* A L 54-68 1,0922/5 North Carolina A&T* A W 74-71 453 2OT2/10 UMES* H W 69-56 1,8282/12 Howard* H W 83-81 2172/17 Hampton* H W 70-57 1,2222/19 Norfolk State* H W 79-66 1,1182/24 Bethune-Cookman* A W 69-59 349 OT2/26 Florida A&M* A W 70-59 3573/8 Norfolk State π N W 81-64 3273/9 South Carolina State π N W 72-50 3,1283/10 Howard π∆ N L 44-63 4,327

2001-029-19 (6-12 MEAC)


Head Coach: Ed Davis (25-33)11/17 Fresno State A L 49-71 64311/19 Arizona State A L 42-62 53611/24 Boston25 N L 51-75 12711/25 Elon25 N W 56-55 13611/28 Eastern Michigan H L 43-60 78212/1 South Carolina State* A L 50-62 36512/3 North Carolina A&T* A W 58-46 15212/9 Rhode Island A L 42-62 24212/15 Savannah State A W 56-51 12312/30 Illinois-Chicago A L 45-56 4261/5 Coppin State* H L 61-63 1/7 Morgan State* H W 68-53 5891/12 Bethune-Cookman* H W 58-54 2891/14 Florida A&M* H W 45-43 1781/19 Hampton* A L 45-76 7521/21 Norfolk State* A L 58-72 6231/22 Savannah State H W 65-42 3861/26 UMES* H L 58-59 1,5082/2 South Carolina State* H L 49-62 7892/4 North Carolina A&T* H W 75-44 3682/9 Coppin State* A L 36-56 7922/11 Morgan State* A W 59-48 6502/16 Bethune-Cookman* A L 53-62 7222/18 Florida A&M* A L 47-71 7562/21 Hampton* H L 40-49 3,0002/25 Norfolk State* H L 49-64 5863/2 Howard* A L 65-97 1,624 2OT3/5 Florida A&M π N L 64-67 2OT

2002-0320-10 (16-2 MEAC)


Head Coach: Ed Davis (45-43)11/26 Fairfield H L 59-70 12/4 West Virginia A L 38-69 42012/8 Illinois-Chicago H L 70-74 51712/15 Navy A L 55-60 40512/20 Rider H L 62-75 11512/28 Drexel A L 53-73 2831/2 Rhode Island H L 52-54 2591/4 Florida A&M* H W 49-40 2951/6 Bethune-Cookman* H W 67-49 1971/9 Savannah State A W 65-48 2121/11 North Carolina A&T* A W 66-51 1/13 South Carolina State* A W 67-53 3141/18 Coppin State* A W 59-50 2531/20 Morgan State* A W 71-41 5231/23 UMES* H W 59-54 8761/27 Howard* H W 76-54 8792/1 Hampton* A L 56-75 3,2652/3 Norfolk State* H W 68-44 7942/8 Florida A&M* A L 68-77 1,333 OT2/10 Bethune-Cookman* A W 68-63 8122/12 Savannah State H W 69-39 1852/15 North Carolina A&T* H W 78-59 4362/19 South Carolina State* H W 68-56 6532/22 Coppin State* H W 84-56 7112/24 Morgan State* H W 82-46 9463/1 UMES* A W 78-64 2,1493/3 Howard* A W 77-69 9833/12 Coppin State π N W 68-45 3/14 Howard π N W 67-54 3/15 Hampton π∆ N L 57-69

2003-0421-9 (14-4 MEAC)


Head Coach: Ed Davis (66-52)MEAC Regular Season Co-ChampionMandy Clark MEAC Player of the Year

Ed Davis MEAC Coach of the Year11/22 Iona26 N W 66-56 37211/23 Pennsylvania26 N W 74-68 58211/29 Rider A L 53-56 32912/5 Ohio27 N L 44-52 30512/6 Stetson27 A W 60-49 OT12/14 West Virginia H W 59-56 287 OT12/18 Drexel H W 54-46 31912/31 Marist A L 50-62 1,0551/3 UMES* A W 52-50 5161/10 Coppin State* H W 64-60 8381/12 Morgan State* H W 64-33 2461/14 Howard* A W 79-74 8951/17 Florida A&M* A L 52-58 7891/19 Bethune-Cookman* A W 65-55 4861/24 Hampton* H W 66-47 1,5861/26 Norfolk State* H W 65-51 9761/31 North Carolina A&T* H W 60-38 8382/2 South Carolina State* A W 78-41 812

2/7 UMES* H W 64-58 1,2612/9 Savannah State A L 59-62 3272/14 Coppin State* A L 47-60 6252/16 Morgan State* A W 55-37 8722/21 Florida A&M* H W 62-54 1,1342/23 Bethune-Cookman* H W 49-48 8972/28 Norfolk State* A L 43-56 8223/1 Hampton* A L 40-56 1,6283/4 Howard* H W 61-47 9843/10 Norfolk State π N W 50-443/12 Florida A&M π N W 74-623/13 Hampton π∆ N L 50-65

2004-0516-12 (12-6 MEAC)


Head Coach: Ed Davis (82-64)11/20 Marist H W 56-49 25011/23 Virginia A L 47-74 1,98412/4 UMES* A L 56-58 1,64712/6 Florida A L 47-71 88312/22 UNC-Asheville28 N W 57-51 22412/23 Navy28 A L 37-57 49012/29 Saint Peter’s21 A L 36-51 36712/30 Mount St. Mary’s21 N W 53-40 1371/3 Navy H W 50-43 891/8 Coppin State* H L 53-58 5551/10 Morgan State* H W 64-51 3201/12 Yale A L 45-46 2251/15 North Carolina A&T* A W 42-36 2411/17 South Carolina State* A L 37-42 4581/22 Hampton* H L 50-52 987 OT1/24 Norfolk State* H W 56-37 6741/29 Florida A&M* H W 47-45 6782/1 Bethune-Cookman* A W 55-44 4892/3 Howard* H W 49-47 4962/5 UMES* H W 60-46 4892/12 Coppin State* A W 51-50 2902/14 Morgan State* A W 57-44 2282/19 North Carolina A&T* H W 55-53 6932/21 South Carolina State* H W 47-34 5772/26 Norfolk State* A L 55-58 7732/28 Hampton* A W 53-51 1,2573/5 Howard* A L 34-54 1,0753/10 Florida A&Mπ N L 33-47 919

2005-0621-9 (13-5 MEAC)


Head Coach: Ed Davis (103-73)11/18 Monmouth29 N W 50-44 40111/19 Florida Atlantic29 A W 65-59 30311/23 Columbia A W 62-61 25611/30 Kansas State A L 30-78 6,95912/9 Navy A W 53-45 47412/11 North Carolina State A L 58-76 96112/19 Yale H W 58-48 15012/28 Stony Brook A L 59-70 51212/30 Bucknell A W 60-42 2321/4 Coppin State* H L 39-43 3691/7 South Carolina State* H W 55-48 2361/9 North Carolina A&T* H L 49-50 2791/14 Howard* A W 75-70 6421/16 UMES* A W 65-51 1,3211/21 Hampton* A L 59-64 7001/23 Norfolk State* A W 65-49 4321/28 Florida A&M* H W 55-48 7501/30 Bethune-Cookman* H W 70-29 1,0922/3 South Carolina State* A L 55-64 6452/6 North Carolina A&T* A W 80-65 8002/11 Howard* H W 87-65 5502/13 UMES* H W 64-45 4482/18 Hampton* H L 58-65 6032/20 Norfolk State* H W 75-40 5042/25 Florida A&M* A W 65-50 8992/27 Bethune-Cookman* A W 48-47 4103/1 Morgan State* A W 61-43 7353/8 Florida A&M≥ N W 55-44 5003/10 UMES≥ N W 66-53 5003/11 Coppin State≥∆ N L 36-46 500

2006-0720-13 (12-6 MEAC)


Head Coach: Ed Davis (123-86)MEAC Tournament Champions

Raquel Collier MEAC Tournament Most Outstanding PlayerEd Davis MEAC Tournament Most Outstanding Coach

11/11 Columbia H W 72-57 48411/18 Virginia Tech A L 50-66 3,31011/25 Old Dominion A L 46-57 2,78211/29 Winston-Salem State A W 67-51 1,81112/5 Bucknell H L 42-53 27512/8 UCLA30 N L 54-64 8,33712/9 Sam Houston State30 N W 57-43 8,92912/17 Texas Southern A W 63-46 15312/20 #18 Texas A&M A L 43-70 2,58812/28 #2 North Carolina A L 40-87 4,2571/3 South Carolina State* A W 42-33 3541/6 Coppin State* A L 39-57 3601/8 Morgan State* A L 40-42 2341/13 Howard* H W 58-48 2541/15 UMES* A L 32-45 2,1161/20 Hampton* H L 52-58 8001/22 Norfolk State* H W 64-42 3451/24 Winston-Salem State H W 67-53 2461/27 Florida A&M* A W 57-53 1,333



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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1/29 Bethune-Cookman A W 53-39 8112/3 Coppin State* H L 53-58 5892/5 Morgan State* H W 71-48 6752/10 Howard* A W 68-55 8322/12 UMES* H W 65-51 7542/17 Hampton* A L 57-61 477 OT2/19 Norfolk State* A W 77-55 1,0602/24 Florida A&M* H W 66-53 8792/26 Bethune-Cookman H W 73-39 1202/28 North Carolina A&T* H W 73-70 5863/7 Norfolk State≥ N W 63-55 5,1493/9 Florida A&M≥ N W 61-46 7,8783/10 Morgan State≥∆ N W 55-42 5,8363/18 Vanderbilt® N L 47-62 6,504

2007-0818-14 (12-4 MEAC)


Head Coach: Ed Davis (141-100)11/9 Delaware31 A L 47-54 77311/16 East Tennessee State31 N L 72-75 233 OT11/17 Princeton31 N W 63-62 217 OT11/20 Saint Peter’s H W 72-57 15011/26 #18 Michigan State H L 62-65 33712/1 Army H W 63-49 56812/5 Fairleigh Dickinson A L 57-58 8112/17 Alabama Birmingham(UAB)13 A L 39-50 46712/18 Louisiana-Monroe13 N L 49-52 14912/20 Old Dominion A L 28-70 3,60512/28 Virginia32 A L 54-71 2,66712/29 Missouri32 N L 50-55 2841/5 Saint Augustine H W 54-47 1401/12 South Carolina State* A W 50-34 3231/14 Winston-Salem State A W 49-27 3121/19 Norfolk State* H W 63-42 5551/21 North Carolina A&T* H L 57-64 7541/26 Bethune-Cookman* A W 71-51 5271/28 Florida A&M* A W 50-40 5082/2 Coppin State* A L 57-60 2582/4 Morgan State* A W 52-49 9002/6 UMES* A L 55-61 1,2742/9 Hampton* H W 58-36 5722/11 Howard* H W 72-63 4672/16 Norfolk State* A W 81-55 7312/18 North Carolina A&T* A L 53-78 5182/23 Bethune-Cookman* H W 55-37 3472/25 Florida A&M* H W 55-41 4343/1 Morgan State* H W 66-49 8753/6 UMES* H W 57-46 8743/13 Morgan State≥ N W 67-49 2,4213/14 Coppin State≥ N L 56-63 3,011

2008-0915-15 (11-5 MEAC)


Head Coach: Ed Davis (156-115)11/14 Cheyney H W 80-50 17811/16 #3 Maryland A L 46-73 6,48811/19 Kent State H L 56-66 16811/23 William & Mary A L 41-54 23111/30 Navy A L 45-55 60612/6 Syracuse A L 37-56 54812/13 Fairleigh Dickinson H W 46-35 10712/16 #18 Ohio State A L 35-68 2,05112/18 Michigan State A L 41-71 4,14212/21 Georgia State A L 50-55 31712/28 Northeastern A W 61-38 2001/2 Saint Peter’s A L 40-49 3621/6 UMES* H W 59-57 1731/10 South Carolina State* H W 62-49 3351/12 Winston-Salem State H W 42-35 3741/17 Norfolk State* A W 70-64 1,0961/19 North Carolina A&T* A L 51-56 6561/24 Bethune-Cookman* H W 54-51 6101/26 Florida A&M* H W 62-31 2851/31 Coppin State* H W 52-51 324 OT2/2 Morgan State* H W 60-50 4542/7 Hampton* A L 64-68 986 OT2/9 Howard* A W 45-32 4132/14 Norfolk State* H W 79-47 3092/16 North Carolina A&T* H W 68-66 5222/21 Bethune-Cookman* A L 55-65 9272/23 Florida A&M* A L 33-58 2,3452/28 Morgan State* A W 59-56 7683/5 UMES* A L 52-55 1,9943/12 Hampton^ N L 56-58 9,310

2009-106-24 (4-12 MEAC)


Head Coach: Ed Davis (162-139)11/13 Lincoln (Pa.) H W 84-28 47511/18 Northeastern H L 46-66 27711/21 Army A L 50-57 26111/24 Navy H L 43-52 27712/2 Long Island A L 34-66 68412/5 UMES* A L 61-74 1,47112/12 Seton Hall A L 50-74 31412/16 Georgia State H L 42-66 10012/19 Cal State Bakersfield33 N L 37-74 13212/20 Dartmouth33 N L 38-49 10912/22 #22 Syracuse A L 20-72 46412/30 William & Mary H L 47-55 2311/3 Kent State A L 48-57 3831/9 Winston-Salem State H W 57-39 2471/11 South Carolina State* H W 51-50 1821/16 Bethune-Cookman* A L 62-70 277

1/18 Florida A&M* A L 40-53 6491/23 Morgan State* A L 58-62 5791/25 Coppin State* A L 37-58 2191/30 Hampton* H L 43-62 4502/1 Howard* H L 44-48 3182/6 North Carolina A&T* A L 56-70 5642/8 Norfolk State* A W 57-44 6592/13 Bethune-Cookman* H W 57-53 3172/15 Florida A&M* H L 42-52 4832/20 Morgan State* H L 52-53 4472/22 Coppin State* H W 53-41 5932/27 Hampton* A L 41-47 2,4563/4 UMES* H L 55-58 8933/9 UMES^ N L 45-52 3,101

2010-119-20 (5-11 MEAC)


Head Coach: Ed Davis (171-159)11/19 West Virginia A L 31-66 1,55511/21 Wright State H L 52-58 5711/24 NJIT A W 82-74 199 OT11/27 Xavier A L 41-72 1,11212/1 Seton Hall H L 57-65 27912/4 Syracuse A L 17-87 1,10212/11 Long Island H L 57-67 11912/19 #19 Maryland H L 49-79 57812/22 St. Francis (N.Y.) A W 62-42 10512/29 Towson A L 41-55 3681/1 Wesley H W 90-58 3871/8 North Carolina Central A W 69-48 9731/10 South Carolina State* A L 35-47 2851/13 UMES* H W 74-69 494 OT1/15 Bethune-Cookman* H L 56-64 3591/17 Florida A&M* H L 56-66 4111/22 Morgan State* H L 44-51 4791/24 Coppin State* H L 50-64 3781/29 Hampton* A L 29-52 2,4311/31 Howard* A L 46-51 7592/5 North Carolina A&T* H W 75-67 9782/7 Norfolk State* H W 66-48 3292/12 Bethune-Cookman* A L 50-55 2252/14 Florida A&M* A L 46-69 5552/19 Morgan State* A W 59-47 2572/21 Coppin State* A W 51-49 3392/26 Hampton* H L 64-77 9583/3 UMES* A L 49-55 1,5623/8 UMES^ N L 44-52 2,787

2011-127-23; 4-12 MEAC


Head Coach: Ed Davis (178-182)11/12 Wilmington H W 80-32 38411/15 Wesley H W 85-53 37811/19 Wright State A L 53-57 31911/23 NJIT H L 49-65 17411/26 East Carolina34 A L 47-54 132811/27 Robert Morris34 N L 67-75 13212/3 UMES* A L 32-60 198512/5 Howard* A L 49-59 29812/8 #5 Maryland A L 33-108 235112/11 St. Francis (N.Y.) H W 73-66 12312/17 North Florida35 A L 61-72 61812/18 FIU35 N L 57-73 58112/22 Towson H L 59-70 10212/28 #22 Texas A L 35-85 30171/4 Fordham H L 48-63 1141/14 UMES* H L 56-69 8751/21 Bethune-Cookman* H L 50-52 8341/23 Florida A&M* H L 65-84 4621/28 North Carolina Central* A W 66-55 12371/30 North Carolina A&T* A L 49-57 7482/4 Norfolk State* H L 66-84 5472/6 Hampton* H L 33-72 3852/11 Coppin State* A L 58-76 5192/13 Morgan State* A W 67-53 3572/18 Norfolk State* A L 73-78 671 OT2/20 Hampton* A L 44-71 26212/25 Howard* H L 52-67 4472/27 Morgan State* H W 67-60 511 OT3/1 South Carolina State* H W 55-53 6083/5 South Carolina State^ N L 66-72 1661 OT

KEY1 – She Gull Invitational – Salisbury University – Salisbury, Md.2 – DSC Invitational – Delaware State College – Dover, Del.3 – Lockhaven Tournament – Lockhaven State Univ. – Lockhaven, Pa.4 – Morgan State Invitational – Morgan State Univ. – Baltimore, Md.5 – Radford University – Radford, Va.6 – Queen’s College Invitational – Queen’s College – Flushing, N.Y.7 – Towson State Tournament – Towson State Univ. – Towson, Md.8 – Lady Paladin Invitational – Furman University – Greenville, S.C.9 – Wake Forest Tobacco Road Tournament – Wake Forest – Winston-Salem, N.C.10 – Annual Lady Griffs Invitational – Canisius College – Buffalo, N.Y. (Koessler Athletic Center)11 – Manhattan Invitational – Manhattan College – New York, N.Y. (Draddy Gymnasium)12 – Radford Invitational – Radford University – Radford, Va. (Dedmon Center)13 – UAB Tournament – University of Alabama at Birmingham – Birming-ham, Ala. (UAB Arena)14 – Buffalo Tournament – SUNY at Buffalo – Buffalo, N.Y. (Buffalo Stadium)15 – Atlantic City Classic – Unknown – Atlantic City, N.J. (Convention Center)16 – UMBC Tournament – University of Maryland Baltimore County – Baltimore, Md. 17 – Liberty Tournament – Liberty University – Lynchburg, Va. (Liberty University Arena)18 – Red Flash Classic – St. Francis University (Pa.) – Loretto, Pa.19 – Wendy’s Wolfpack Holiday Hoops Classic – North Carolina State University – Raleigh, N.C. (Reynolds Coliseum)

20 – UM Holiday Classic – University of Miami – Coral Gables, Fla. (Knight Sports Complex)21 – Saint Peter’s Holiday Classic – Saint Peter’s College – Jersey City, N.J. (Yanitelli Center)22 – Home Run Inn UIC Thanksgiving Tournament – University of Illinois-Chicago – Chicago, Ill. 23 – Comfort Inn Lady Eagle Classic – Southern Mississippi University – Hatties-burg, Miss. (Reed Green Coliseum)24 – AU Tip-Off Classic – American University – Washington, D.C. (Bender Arena)25 – Christmas City Classic – Lehigh University – Bethlehem, Pa. (Stabler Arena)26 – UMBC Retrievers Tip-Off Classic – University of Maryland Baltimore County – Baltimore, Md.27 – Hatter Classic – Stetson University – DeLand, Fla.28 – Sheraton Barcelo Navy Classic – Navy – Annapolis, Md. (Alumni Hall)29 – FAU Tip-Off Classic – Florida Atlantic University – Davie, Fla.30 – New Mexico Tournament – University of New Mexico – Albuquerque, N.M. (The Pit/Bob King Court)31 – Preseason WNIT – Samford University – Birmingham, Ala.32 – Marriott Cavalier Classic – Univ. of Virginia – Charlottesville, Va.33 – Women of Troy Classic – University of Southern California – Los Angeles, Calif. (Galen Center)34 – 10th Annual East Carolina Thanksgiving Tournament – Greenville, N.C. (Minges Coliseum)35 – UNF Osprey Holiday Classic – University of North Florida – Jacksonville, Fla. (UNF Arena)

*MEAC Game¤ EAIAW (Eastern Assoc. of Intercoll. Athletics for Women) Tourn.^MEAC Tournament – Winston-Salem, N.C.§ MEAC Tournament – Greensboro, N.C. (Greensboro Coliseum) ¥ MEAC Tournament – Philadelphia, Pa. € MEAC Tournament – Site Unknownµ MEAC Tournament – Norfolk, Va. ≤ MEAC Tournament – Baltimore, Md.ж MEAC Tournament – Tallahassee, Fla. (Civic Center)π MEAC Tournament – Richmond, Va. ≥ MEAC Tournament – Raleigh, N.C.∆ MEAC Tournament Championship Game

® NCAA Tournament – First Round – East Lansing, Mich.

MILESTONE WINS1 - ?? – No record of results from ’76-7750 – 1980-81 vs. Coppin State, 74-56, at home100 – 1985-86 vs. Bethune-Cookman, 71-68, at home150 – 1988-87 vs. UMES, 73-54, in Princess Anne, Md.200 – 1992-93 vs. Howard, 77-70, in Washington, D.C. 1/16/93250 – 1997-98 vs. South Carolina State, 65-55, at home 1/19/98300 – 2002-03 vs. Florida A&M, 49-40, at home 1/4/03350 – 2004-05 vs. Howard, 49-47, at home 2/3/05397 – 2006-07 – First MEAC Tournament Championship - vs. Morgan State, 55-42, in Raleigh, N.C. 3/10/07400 – 2007-08 vs. Army, 63-49, at home 12/1/07450 – 2011-12 vs. Morgan State, 67-53, in Baltimore, Md. 2/13/12

MILESTONE MEAC WINS1 – 1977-78 vs. Howard, 65-63, at home50 – 1989-90 vs. Morgan State, 64-63, at home 100 – 1996-97 vs. South Carolina State, 76-42, at SCSU150 – 2002-03 vs. Norfolk State, 68-44, at home 2/3/03200 – 2006-07 vs. Howard, 68-55, in Washington, D.C. 2/10/07

First MEAC Tournament Victory – 1983-84 vs. UMES (77-61) in Greensboro, N.C.

MILESTONE COACHING WINSMary ‘Honey’ Lamb-Bowman – 50 – 1987-88 vs. North Carolina A&T, 64-52, at homeMary ‘Honey’ Lamb-Bowman – 100 – 1992-93 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 71-69, at home 12/8/92Jackie DeVane – 50 – 1999-2000 vs. Hampton, 73-72, at home 2/21/00Ed Davis – 50 – 2003-04 vs. Drexel, 54-46, at home 12/18/03Ed Davis – 100 – 2005-06 vs. Bethune-Cookman, 48-47, in Daytona Beach, Fla. 2/27/06Ed Davis – 150 – 2008-09 vs. Florida A&M, 62-31, at home 1/26/09

Records from 1976-1980 cannot be confirmed via NCAA, MEAC or prior information



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ALL-TIME OPPONENTS W LAlabama 0 1Alabama A&M 1 0Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) 0 2Albany First MeetingAlcorn State 0 1American 0 1Arizona State 0 1Army 1 1Bethune-Cookman 33 24Bloomsburg State 2 0Boston 0 2Bowie State 5 5Brooklyn 11 3Bucknell 1 4Buffalo 1 2Cal State Bakersfield 0 1Canisius 0 2Catholic 1 2Central Connecticut State 1 0Central Florida 0 1Cheyney (State) 4 5Christopher Newport 1 2Cincinnati 0 1Columbia 2 0Coppin State 25 32Cornell 1 2C.W. Post 1 0Dartmouth 0 1Delaware 0 8District of Columbia 6 9Drexel 1 3East Carolina 0 6East Tennessee State 0 1Eastern Michigan 0 1Elizabeth City State 2 0Elon 1 0Fairfield 0 2Fairleigh Dickinson 6 9FIU 0 1Florida 0 1Florida A&M 18 29Florida Atlantic 1 0Fordham 0 1Fresno State 0 1George Mason 1 7George Washington 1 1Georgia State 0 2Hampton 12 28Hartford 0 1Hofstra 1 1Holy Cross 0 1Houston First MeetingHouston Baptist First MeetingHoward 28 45Illinois-Chicago 0 3Iona 1 0Ithaca 1 0

James Madison 0 1Jersey City 1 0Kansas State 0 1Kent State 0 2Kentucky First MeetingLa Salle 0 2Lincoln (Pa.) 25 0Lockhaven State 0 1Long Island 1 3Longwood State 3 1Louisiana at Monroe 0 1Louisiana State (LSU) 0 1Maine 0 1Manhattan 0 2Marist 3 2Maryland 0 3Miami 0 1Michigan State 0 2Millersville 1 0Missouri 0 1Monmouth 1 0Morgan State 37 30Mount St. Mary's 1 0Navy 2 6NJIT 1 1Norfolk State 21 14North Carolina A&T 34 27North Carolina Central 2 0North Carolina State 0 2North Florida 0 1Northeastern 1 1Ohio 0 1Ohio State 0 1Old Dominion 0 2Oral Roberts 0 1Penn State 0 1Pennsylvania (UPenn) 1 0Pittsburgh 0 1Pittsburgh - Johnstown 0 1Princeton 1 0Queen's 0 1Quinnipiac 1 1Radford 0 2Rhode Island 0 2Richmond 0 3Rider 0 3Robert Morris 1 1Rutgers - Camden 1 0Saint Augustine 1 1Saint Peter's 1 7Salisbury State 1 2Sam Houston State 1 0Savannah State 4 1Seton Hall 0 2Siena 0 1South Carolina State 29 29South Dakota State First MeetingSoutheastern 1 0

Southern Utah 0 1Spring Garden 0 1St. Francis (N.Y.) 3 1St. Francis (Pa.) 5 2Stetson 1 0Stockton State 5 1Stony Brook 1 2Syracuse 0 3Temple 0 3Texas 0 1Texas A&M 0 1Texas Christian 0 1Texas Southern 1 0Towson (State) 1 3Trenton State 2 3Tuskegee 0 1UCLA 0 1UMBC 7 2UMES 46 33UNC-Asheville 1 0UNC-Chapel Hill 0 2UNC-Wilmington 1 2Utica 1 0Vanderbilt 0 1Virginia 0 2Virginia Commonwealth 2 3Virginia State 0 2Virginia Tech 0 1Virginia Union 2 4Virginia Wesleyan 0 1Wake Forest 0 1Wesley 2 0West Virginia 1 2West Virginia Wesleyan 1 0Wisconsin First MeetingWilliam & Mary 0 4Wilmington 2 0Winston-Salem State 5 0Winthrop 1 0Wofford 1 0Wright State 0 2Xavier 0 1Yale 1 1First Season 11 10 TOTAL 452 -527

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ALL-TIME ROSTERAbraham, Alexis 2008-10Adams, Dawn 1982-83Adams, Tyneshia 1998-00Adedoyin, Ronke 2004-06Ahaiwe, Uchechi 2009-Albury, Charlene 1982-86Allen, Charlene 1981-84Allen, Sabrina 1989-91Allen, Tara 1991-92

Barnes, Odessa 1985-86Bluntt, Jahsha 2003-04Bordley, CheritaBowen, Sade 2007-10Bradley, Aishah 1991-92Bright, Jewonda 1998-00Bristow, Tasia 2010-Brown, DianaBrush, Stephanie 2009-11Burbage, Ashlee 2004-08Burgess, Barbara 1984-89Burnett, Sabrina 1992-94Butler, Jackie 1998-99

Campbell, Jacqueline 1990-94Carroll, Denise 1982-85Carter, Chanelle 1997-00Carter, Jennifer 1992-93Carter, Josette 1990-93Cheek, Veronica 1981-82Clark, Mandy 2002-05Clark, Tonya 2008-11Clemons, Tammi 1990-94Collier, Monique 1991-93Collier, Raquel 2004-08Conner, Kianna 2010-11Cook, Juanita 1990-91Cook, Yvette 1986-87Copes, Mitzi 1984-88Coverson, VanessaCrawford, Veronica 1994-97Crockett, Courtney 2007-10

D’Oliveira, Kianna 2009-Dabney, Kimisha 2000-04Davis, Aaliyah 2012-Davis, Ashley 2011-Davis, Tiffany 2010-11Days, Zakia 1993-94Dean, Jamie 1993-94Dent, Antwaun 2003-04DeWitt, Jennifer 2001-02Dixon, Sheena 1997-01Dukes, Chelsea 2011-Duncan, Tracey 1989-90Durr, Nadirah 2011-12

Eberhardt, DarleneEdwards, Angelia 1981-82Edwards, Jessica 2005-06Etheridge, Ashley 2000-03Emerson, Karen 1987-88Evans, Sharron 1995-96Exum, Sheila 1984-87

Fairy, EileenFauntleroy, Najmah 2002-06Fields, Dorene 1994-95Fisher, Terry 1987-89Fobbs, Ro’Shunda 1997-99Frazier, Nikki

French, Rashawnah 1998-00Frett, Angela 1991-95

Galloway, Selena 2006-10Garnett, Jane’t 1996-97Garrison, EugeniaGoldsborough, Tuana 1984-86Gonzales, Thelma 1988-89Greer, Essence 2004-05Griffin, Denita 2001-03Griffin, Theresa

Hadley, Shvonda 1995-96Hardman, Sangra 1981-82Harmon, Deanna 2010-Harper, SharonHarrell, Thomasena 1988-89Harris, Denise 1981-83Harrison, Dawn 1985-86Harvard, Leiya 1992-93Hawkins, Tierra 2011-Haynes, Sherrol 1990-91Heyliger, Wanda 1993-97Hightower, Marin 1995-96Hinckson, Cherese 1998-99Hithon, Stacey 1988-90Holloman, Ferderica 2009-10Hopkins, Dretta 1983-84House, Andrea 2000-03Hughes, Daphne 1988-90Hunter, Constance 1985-87Hunter, Shervon 1988-92

Ingram, Cheryl 1981-83Irick, Erika 2002-03

Jackson, Geannetta 1996-00Jackson, Yolanda 1993-94Jacobs, Charmin 1990-91James, Andrea 2003-04James, Lisa 1984-87Jefferson, Alfreda 1994-96Jemison, DebraJenkins, LydiaJohnson, Alexis 2010-11Johnson, Connie 1992-95Johnson, Karen 1994-98Johnson, Maia 1998-99Johnson, Meliesha 1995-99Johnson, Sonia 2008-09Johnson, Tameisha 2003-04Johnson, Tracy 1997-98Jones, Andréa 2002-04Jones, Barbara 1989-90Jones, Kesha 1992-96Jones, LoisJordan, Angel 2001-02Jordan, Tina 1984-85

Kamara, Marie 1993-97Kersey, N’Kayah 2012-Keys, Michelle 1983-84Kinsel, Nicole 1993-96Knight, Ashlee 2004-05Knox, Azzie 2006-07Koonce, Kimberly 1985-87Koonce, Samantha 2007-09

Langs, KayLee, Tiffany 1988-90Leonard, Sabrina 1981-84

Lewis, FeliciaLittle, Shatasia 2006-07Littlepage, Thea 2006-09Lockhart, Laurice 2002-04Lusby, Tyrah 2005-06

Mack, Antionette 1997-00Mallard, Raven 2001-05Marshall, LaRuby 1997-00Mathis, Endea 2003-05Matthews, Nicole 2006-08May, Pam 1986-88McCann, Tandeka 1994-95McCormick, Eva 1978-80McCullah, Nakia 1992-93McCullough, Talisha 2002-05McGhee, Carla 1982-83McGowan, Mona 1981-82McKay, Dorinda 1995-98McLeans, CharleneMcNeese, Alisa 1982-83Metz, Troy 1983-85Miles, Keesha 1991-92Miley, Ronice 1998-99Monroe, Tiffany 1999-01Moore, Denyse 2008-09Morgan, Shaquana 2005-07Muhammad, Lutffiya 2006-07Murray, Crystal 1991-92

Neal, Tyra 1995-99Nelson, Stacey 1987-88Newsome, Stacey 1987-91Nolan, Stephany 1988-91Nugent, Tameka 2001-05

O’Neal, Christine 1989-93Odrick, Grace 1982-83Ogueri, Chidinma 2003-05Orji, Stephanie 2006-07

Palmer, Katreem 2004-08Peterson, ValeriePitt, Crystal 2009-Pounds, YolandaPreston, Tawanda 1987-88Preston, Ursalene 1982-83Pyfrom, Terrana 2001-02

Ray, Tracy 1983-85Redden, Coreenah 2011-Rhone, Memory 2000-02Richmond, DeannaRoach, Felicia 1993-97Roane, Dana 1996-00Roberts, Shelly 1993-94Robinson, Jamarra 2009-10Rorie, Tanya 1981-83Rowland, Morgan 2008-09

Sadler, LouellaSantana, Jennifer 2001-02Saunders, Lena 1988-92Sayles, JudyScott, NikkiShields, Monica 1981-82Smith, Jameka 2005-09Smith, Lauryn 2001-05Smith, Nikkol 1987-88Smith, Sharee 1986-87Smother, Traci

Spellman, CharlotteStarling, Cheryl 1983-87Stewart, Alex 2008-10Stewart, Candice 2007-09Stewart, Chavonne 1997-01Swan, Shadae 2004-05

Tate, Keyanna 2011-Taylor, Kim 1987-92Taylor, Nancy 2002-04Thomas, Jean 1981-82Thomas, Jerrice 1997-99Thomas, Yvette 1999-01Thompson, Ashley 2006-11Thornton, Alexis 2011-Tice, Keesha 1994-98Tiller, Keysha 1999-01Todd, April 2000-01Trent, Gail 1981-82Tucker, Cynthia 1982-86Tunstall, Jackie 1979-83

Urquiaga, Sandra 1996-00

Vaughan, Lynzell 1991-92Victory, Jean 1994-95

Waheed, Kameela 1987-88Wakefield, Keyhana 2007-09Walker, Ariel 2004-05Walker, Kenna 1991-92Waller, Terrelle 2001-05Walton, Monique 1995-98Washington, Brittany 2007-11Washington, Jade 2012-Washington, Monique 1998-00Watkins, Tamara 2005-07White, Chandra 1990-91White, Leona 1983-84White, Tarshaye’ 2011-12Williams, Monet 2005-07Williams, Sparkle 2003-04Williamson, Kelly 1984-87Witherspoon, Jessica 2000-01Woodruff, Morgan 2011-Works, Dorothy 1982-83

Current student-athletes bolded

The DSU women’s basketball all-time roster was compiled from the best available infor-mation. If any player has been inadver-tently omitted from the list, we apologize and ask anyone with further information to contact the sports information office at 302-857-6068 or e-mail Dennis Jones at [email protected].

ALL-TIME HEAD COACHESCarrie Russell 1976-80Byarie Jones 1980-81 Marianna Freeman 1981-83Stanley McDowell 1983-85Mary ‘Honey’ Lamb-Bowman 1985-95Jackie DeVane 1995-00Ed Davis 2000-12Tamika Louis 2012--



ALL-TIME HORNET RECORDS

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Most wins 21 2005-06 21-9 2003-04 21-9 20 2002-03 20-10 2006-07 20-13 18 1983-84 18-10 1989-90 18-12 2007-08 18-14

Most losses 24 2009-10 6-24 21 1996-97 7-21

Most points 2074 1988-89 30 games 2060 1989-90 30 games

Best scoring average 73.9 ppg 1979-80

Most FGs 831 1983-84 806 1988-89

Most 3-pt FGs 135 2002-03 118 1994-95 114 2010-11

Most 3-pt FG attempts 450 2002-03 427 1994-95 416 2010-11

Most rebounds 1257 1979-80 1248 1988-89

Best rebounding average 56.3 rpg 1979-80

Most assists 451 1988-89 414 1989-90

Most steals 423 2002-03 386 1990-91

SINGLE SEASON

TEAM RECORDS

1976-77 Eva McCormick 22.81977-78 Eva McCormick 17.91978-79 Eva McCormick 24.01979-80 Eva McCormick 20.11980-81 Denise Harris 11.71981-82 Sabrina Leonard 16.61982-83 Sabrina Leonard 15.51983-84 Sabrina Leonard 19.31984-85 Carlene Albury 13.81985-86 Carlene Albury 21.31986-87 Barbara Burgess 17.91987-88 Mitzi Copes 17.01988-89 Barbara Burgess 17.11989-90 Shervon Hunter 16.81990-91 Shervon Hunter 16.41991-92 Shervon Hunter 16.21992-93 Monique Collier 18.61993-94 Jackie Campbell 18.01994-95 Alfreda Jefferson 15.11995-96 Alfreda Jefferson 13.51996-97 Karen Johnson 17.11997-98 Karen Johnson 14.71998-99 LaRuby Marshall 13.41999-00 Jewonda Bright 10.32000-01 Chavonne Stewart 17.22001-02 Terrelle Waller 12.22002-03 Mandy Clark 15.42003-04 Mandy Clark 15.62004-05 Terrelle Waller 10.52005-06 Raquel Collier 12.82006-07 Raquel Collier 12.82007-08 Raquel Collier 12.52008-09 Sonia Johnson 11.22009-10 Selena Galloway 9.22010-11 Kianna Conner 10.22011-12 Tierra Hawkins 14.6

1976-77 Carmen Hardcastle 9.41977-78 Charlotte Spellman 9.81978-79 Charlotte Spellman 9.21979-80 Jackie Tunstall 11.41980-81 Denise Harris 8.01981-82 Jackie Tunstall 11.21982-83 Jackie Tunstall 7.31983-84 Carlene Albury 7.51984-85 Cindy Tucker 7.71985-86 Barbara Burgess 6.31986-87 Barbara Burgess 7.31987-88 Mitzi Copes 8.71988-89 Shervon Hunter 9.51989-90 Shervon Hunter 7.81990-91 Shervon Hunter 8.21991-92 Shervon Hunter 8.31992-93 Christine O’Neal 8.61993-94 Jackie Campbell 9.51994-95 Karen Johnson 7.31995-96 Karen Johnson 11.01996-97 Karen Johnson 11.71997-98 Karen Johnson 10.01998-99 Rashawnah French 7.21999-00 Rashawnah French 8.92000-01 Ashley Etheridge 5.92001-02 Kimishia Dabney 5.52002-03 Najmah Fauntleroy 9.52003-04 Najmah Fauntleroy 6.32004-05 Najmah Fauntleroy 7.52005-06 Najmah Fauntleroy 8.92006-07 Katreem Palmer 7.12007-08 Thea Littlepage 7.42008-09 Thea Littlepage 4.62009-10 Brittany Washington 8.02010-11 Brittany Washington 8.42011-12 Tierra Hawkins 7.1

YEARLY TOP

SCORERS

YEARLY TOP

REBOUNDERS

Longest Losing Streak – Over Two Seasons 14 1995/1996-97 (NCAT 44-38, MEAC) – Howard (95-67) Longest Losing Streak – Single Season 13 1996-97 First game of season (Delaware 72-46) – Howard (95-67) 12 2009-10 Northeastern (66-46) – Kent State (57-48) 10 1984-85 Temple (92-61) – SCSU (82-57)

Most points 119 vs. Lincoln (Pa.) 119-31 1991-92 107 vs. Lincoln (Pa.) 107-68 1983-84 vs. Coppin State 107-34 1979-80

Most points allowed 123 by Richmond 69-123 1996-97 116 by NC State 39-116 1996-97

SINGLE GAME TEAM RECORDS

Most points 40 Sabrina Leonard vs. Lincoln (Pa.) 1983 39 Charlene Allen vs. Brooklyn 1984 Eva McCormick vs. Salisbury 1978 Eva McCormick vs. Stockton 1980 37 Eva McCormick vs. Bowie State 1980

Most rebounds 28 Jackie Tunstall vs. Stockton 1979 22 Karen Johnson vs. Coppin State 1998 Karen Johnson vs. Hofstra 1995 20 Charlotte Spellman vs. Stockton 1978 Jackie Tunstall vs. Jersey City 1982 Jackie Tunstall vs. Lincoln (Pa.) 1982

Most assists 12 Alfreda Jefferson vs. Bethune-Cookman 1996

Most 3-pt FGs 7 Stephany Nolan vs. Bethune-Cookman 1991 6 Mandy Clark vs. SC State 2002-03 Mandy Clark vs. Morgan State 2002-03 Mandy Clark vs. West Virginia 2003-04 LaRuby Marshall vs. Hampton 1999

Most steals 12 Alfreda Jefferson vs. SC State 1995

Most blocks 6 Thea Littlepage vs. SC State 1/12/08 Thea Littlepage vs. Morgan State 1/8/07

SINGLE GAMEs INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most points 551 Carlene Albury 1985-86 539 Sabrina Leonard 1983-84 517 Chavonne Stewart 2000-01 512 Barbara Burgess 1988-89 504 Shervon Hunter 1989-90 503 Monique Collier 1992-93

Best scoring average 24.0 Eva McCormick 1979-80

Most rebounds 327 Karen Johnson 1996-97 287 Karen Johnson 1995-96 286 Shervon Hunter 1990-91 279 Karen Johnson 1997-98

Best rebounding average 11.7 Karen Johnson 1996-97 11.4 Jackie Tunstall 1979-80 11.2 Jackie Tunstall 1981-82

Most assists 118 Alfreda Jefferson 1994-95 111 Alfreda Jefferson 1995-96

Most steals 142 Alfreda Jefferson 1994-95 131 Alfreda Jefferson 1995-96

Most 3-pt FGs 74 Stephany Nolan 1990-91 61 Mandy Clark 2002-03 58 Mandy Clark 2003-04 53 Stephany Nolan 1989-90 51 Kianna Conner 2010-11 50 LaRuby Marshall 1998-99

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1976-77 Carmen Hardcastle 9.41977-78 Charlotte Spellman 9.81978-79 Charlotte Spellman 9.21979-80 Jackie Tunstall 11.41980-81 Denise Harris 8.01981-82 Jackie Tunstall 11.21982-83 Jackie Tunstall 7.31983-84 Carlene Albury 7.51984-85 Cindy Tucker 7.71985-86 Barbara Burgess 6.31986-87 Barbara Burgess 7.31987-88 Mitzi Copes 8.71988-89 Shervon Hunter 9.51989-90 Shervon Hunter 7.81990-91 Shervon Hunter 8.21991-92 Shervon Hunter 8.31992-93 Christine O’Neal 8.61993-94 Jackie Campbell 9.51994-95 Karen Johnson 7.31995-96 Karen Johnson 11.01996-97 Karen Johnson 11.71997-98 Karen Johnson 10.01998-99 Rashawnah French 7.21999-00 Rashawnah French 8.92000-01 Ashley Etheridge 5.92001-02 Kimishia Dabney 5.52002-03 Najmah Fauntleroy 9.52003-04 Najmah Fauntleroy 6.32004-05 Najmah Fauntleroy 7.52005-06 Najmah Fauntleroy 8.92006-07 Katreem Palmer 7.12007-08 Thea Littlepage 7.42008-09 Thea Littlepage 4.62009-10 Brittany Washington 8.02010-11 Brittany Washington 8.42011-12 Tierra Hawkins 7.1

Most points 40 Sabrina Leonard vs. Lincoln (Pa.) 1983 39 Charlene Allen vs. Brooklyn 1984 Eva McCormick vs. Salisbury 1978 Eva McCormick vs. Stockton 1980 37 Eva McCormick vs. Bowie State 1980

Most rebounds 28 Jackie Tunstall vs. Stockton 1979 22 Karen Johnson vs. Coppin State 1998 Karen Johnson vs. Hofstra 1995 20 Charlotte Spellman vs. Stockton 1978 Jackie Tunstall vs. Jersey City 1982 Jackie Tunstall vs. Lincoln (Pa.) 1982

Most assists 12 Alfreda Jefferson vs. Bethune-Cookman 1996

Most 3-pt FGs 7 Stephany Nolan vs. Bethune-Cookman 1991 6 Mandy Clark vs. SC State 2002-03 Mandy Clark vs. Morgan State 2002-03 Mandy Clark vs. West Virginia 2003-04 LaRuby Marshall vs. Hampton 1999

Most steals 12 Alfreda Jefferson vs. SC State 1995

Most blocks 6 Thea Littlepage vs. SC State 1/12/08 Thea Littlepage vs. Morgan State 1/8/07

Most points 1. 1846 Shervon Hunter 1988-92 2. 1807 Barbara Burgess 1984-88 3. 1632 Eva McCormick 1978-80 4. 1515 Karen Johnson 1994-98 5. 1493 Carlene Albury 1982-85 6. 1481 Raquel Collier 2004-08 7. 1340 Chavonne Stewart 1997-01 8. 1257 Mitzi Copes 1984-88 9. 1185 Terrelle Waller 2001-05 10. 1137 Kim Taylor 1987-92 11. 1133 Sabrina Leonard 1981-84 12. 1073 Stacy Newsome 1987-91 13. 1050 Najmah Fauntleroy 2002-06 14. 1015 Jackie Campbell 1990-94 15. 981 Katreem Palmer 2004-08 16. 957 Ashlee Burbage 2004-08 17. 869 Mandy Clark 2002-05 18. 860 Angela Frett 1991-95 19. 833 Charlene Allen 1982-86 20. 820 Selena Galloway 2006-10

Most rebounds 1. 1091 Karen Johnson 1994-98 2. 980 Shervon Hunter 1988-92 3. 906 Najmah Fauntleroy 2002-06 4. 817 Barbara Burgess 1984-89 5. 657 Charlene Allen 1981-84 6. 652 Christine O’Neal 1989-93 7. 635 Katreem Palmer 2004-08 8. 630 Carlene Albury 1982-86 9. 620 Chavonne Stewart 1997-01 10. 608 Jackie Campbell 1990-94 11. 607 Mitzi Copes 1984-88 12. 574 Thea Littlepage 2006-09 13. 566 Jackie Tunstall 1979-83 14. 531 Cynthia Tucker 1982-85 15. 527 Jameka Smith 2005-09 16. 507 Brittany Washington 2007-11 17. 480 Wanda Heyliger 1993-97 18. 479 Kimisha Dabney 2000-04 19. 472 Raquel Collier 2004-08 20. 455 Tameka Nugent 2001-05

Most blocked shots (data starting 1980-81; no records from 1981-85; 86-87) 1. 109 Thea Littlepage 2006-09 2. 104 Karen Johnson 1994-98 3. 87 Jackie Campbell 1990-94 4. 77 Kianna D’Oliveira 2009- 5. 75 Wanda Heyliger 1993-97 6. 73 Barbara Burgess 1984-89 Only 3 of 4 years found 7. 66 Shervon Hunter 1988-92 T8. 58 Tameka Nugent 2001-05 T8. 58 Ashley Thompson 2006-11 10. 53 RoShunda Fobbs 1997-99

Most assists (data starting 1980-81; no records from 1981-84) 1. 310 Angela Frett 1991-95 2. 264 Stacy Newsome 1987-91 3. 261 Mitzi Copes 1984-88 4. 238 Terrelle Waller 2001-05 5. 229 Alfreda Jefferson 1994-96 6. 228 Sheena Dixon 1997-01 7. 226 Kimberly Koonce 1985-87 8. 217 Ashlee Burbage 2004-08 9. 216 Kim Taylor 1987-92 10. 193 Barbara Burgess 1984-89 11. 186 Keyhana Wakefield 2007-09 12. 185 Dana Roane 1996-00 13. 182 Christine O’Neal 1989-93 14. 180 LaRuby Marshall 1997-00 15. 179 Stephany Nolan 1988-91 16. 174 Mandy Clark 2002-05 17. 165 Sabrina Allen 1989-91 18. 164 Tammi Clemons 1990-94 T19. 152 Deanna Harmon 2010- T19. 152 Lena Saunders 1988-92

Most steals (data starting 1980-81; no records from 1981-85; 86-87) 1. 300 Jameka Smith 2005-09 2. 273 Alfreda Jefferson 1994-96 3. 256 Stacy Newsome 1987-91 4. 248 Chavonne Stewart 1997-01 5. 247 Shervon Hunter 1988-92 6. 221 Kim Taylor 1987-92 7. 216 Terrelle Waller 2001-05 8. 202 Ashlee Burbage 2004-08 9. 200 Angela Frett 1991-95 10. 192 Najmah Fauntleroy 2002-06 11. 186 Raquel Collier 2004-08 12. 179 Mandy Clark 2002-05 13. 168 Karen Johnson 1994-98 T14. 161 Stephany Nolan 1988-91 T14. 161 Lauryn Smith 2001-05 16. 151 Sheena Dixon 1997-01 17. 148 Mitzi Copes 1984-88 18. 147 Sabrina Allen 1989-91 19. 142 Kimisha Dabney 2000-04 20. 135 Christine O’Neal 1989-93

Most 3-pt FGs (since 1987-88 season) 1. 152 Stephany Nolan 1988-91 2. 123 Ashlee Burbage 2004-08 3. 120 Angela Frett 1991-95 4. 119 Mandy Clark 2002-04 5. 109 LaRuby Marshall 1997-00 6. 100 Terrelle Waller 2001-05 7. 87 Alfreda Jefferson 1994-96 8. 71 Tasia Bristow 2010- 9. 69 Selena Galloway 2006-10 10. 67 Dana Roane 1996-00

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Candy Young is the first female to be named the Athletics Director at Delaware State University. She began her new duties on August 13, 2012.

Young has been involved in intercollegiate athletics for more than 30 years, including the last six as Head Track and Field/Cross Country Coach, Senior Woman Administrator (SWA), Assistant Athletics Director, Interim AD, Associate AD and Interim Senior Associate Athletics Direc-tor at Delaware State University.

As Interim Senior Associate Athletics Director, Young provided supervi-sion and administration of 14 sports, along with strength and condi-tioning, and equipment.

As a member of the athletic department’s senior staff team, she pro-vided leadership, guidance and decision making input. Young helped oversee 230 student-athletes, 20 coaching personnel, and an opera-tional budget of over $4 million. Young also served as supervisor of DSU’s “All Sports Camp”, the athletic department’s six-week summer youth camp program.

As SWA, she spearheaded several programs to help promote the ad-vancement of women in athletics. In 2010, Young helped to create the annual “Delaware Diamond Extravaganza,” which recognizes the con-tributions of Delawareans and those with ties to Delaware in women’s sports and education.

Young also serves as a delegate in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference where she is a representative of DSU in decision making processes. She was named chairperson of the MEAC “Woman of the Year” Committee selection process in 2010. Delaware State University’s Kalyn Washburn (2010) and Jazmyne Hefflefinger (2012) have been selected as the ME-AC’s Woman of the Year during Young’s tenure at DSU.

In 2011, Young was submitted as a candidate from the MEAC delega-tion to represent the conference at the national level, and received an appointment to the Amateurism Cabinet of the NCAA.

Within the University, Young submits her time as a liaison to Student Affairs, and the Long-Range Strategic Planning Monitoring Committee.

ADathletics director | first season | b.s. fairleigh dickinson ‘85 | m.s. delaware state ‘08

Prior to joining DSU, Young was an assistant track coach at The Ohio State University, University of Pittsburgh, Seton Hall, and Fairleigh Dick-inson, all NCAA Division I institutions. She also served as an assistant coach at the University of California in Pennsylvania, a Division II pro-gram.

While coaching track and field, she helped lead her teams to several Big East Conference Championship titles, ECAC titles, a host of individual Big Ten and Big East Conference Champions, NCAA All-Americans, and NCAA Champions. Her Shuttle Hurdle relay team won the Champion-ship of American title in 2000 for The Ohio State University, the only Penn Relay Championship award received by the women at The Ohio State University.

Young held a position on the Executive Committee for USA Track and Field for eight years. She was also assigned to the USA Track and Field Women’s Olympic team selection staff for two consecutive Olympic Games.

The 1985 graduate of Fairleigh Dickinson University is a four-time na-tional collegiate champion, USA Indoor National Champion, eight-time All-American and world record holder. She was a member of the inau-gural FDU Athletics Hall of Fame class.

Young is also a member of Beaver County and Western Pennsylvania Halls of Fame.

She earned her bachelor’s in biological education; and received a mas-ter’s in sports management from Delaware State University in 2008.

As a high school student Young made the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team as a 100-meter hurdler. She also broke the world indoor record for 55 meter hurdles, and was named Sports Illustrated National High School Athlete-of-the Year.

Young credits her success and mentoring to, Dr. Leroy Walker, Dr. Evie Dennis, Russ Rogers, Fred Thompson, Beverly Kearney, and her parents John and Gertie Young.

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2012-Pres. Delaware State University Athletics Director NCAA Amateurism Cabinet Member2008-2012 Senior Associate Athletics Director/Senior Woman Administrator2009 Interim Athletics Director2006-2010 Women’s cross country/track and field head coach2005-2006 California State University Assistant men’s and women’s track and field coach2002-2004 University of Pittsburgh Assistant men’s and women’s sprint and hurdle coach 1994-2001 The Ohio State University Assistant men’s and women’s track coach1989-1992 Seton Hall University Assistant men’s and women’s track coach

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eric hartassociate athletics director for student-athlete services

Eric Hart resumed his role as the associate athletics director for student-athlete servic-es in August 2012 after serving seven months as DSU’s Interim Director of Athletics. He is committed to the total well being of student-athletes and believes that graduat-ing with a baccalaureate degree is the cornerstone of the student-athlete experience.

Under Hart’s leadership, Delaware State University student-athletes have boasted the highest academic marks in school history. Delaware State University lead the Mid-Eastern Atlantic Conference (MEAC) with 121 Commissioner’s All-Academic team during the 2011-12 academic year. In 2011, Delaware State University inducted 39 student-athletes with a 3.40 cumulative grade point average or higher into Chi Alpha Sigma National Student-Athlete Honor Society.

Hart has helped guide three teams at Delaware State University to achieve scores of 1000 on the NCAA’s Academic Progress Rate’s single yea=r score (Women’s Soccer, Men’s Tennis and Volleyball). During the 2009-2010 APR cycle, Men’s Basketball saw a 134 point increase ontheir single year score. Hart and his staff have aspirations to see team improve upon their Academic Progress Rate (single and multi-year scores).

Prior to his arrival to Delaware State University, he served as the associate director for academic services for student-athletes at Appalachian State University from 2006 un-til his departure in June 2009. He was the driving force in turning around a wrestling program that, prior to his arrival, had a cumulative grade point average of 2.05. In his last semester with the University, the team boasted a cumulative grade point average of 2.989. Women’s Soccer had never earned a team cumulative grade point average above a 3.00 prior to Hart’s tenure, but they achieved this feat in three consecutive

semesters under his leadership.

Hart helped guide 18-of-21 student-athletes from ASU to the winter 2009 Academic All-Conference list. Additionally, he had 26-of-44 student-athletes earn spring 2009 Academic All-Conference honors. His teams experienced success on the field as well. The ASU Footballteam won back-to-back National Championships and three consecutive Southern Conference Championships; the ASU Men’s Track and Field program won the indoor track and field championships in 2007, 2008, and 2009, outdoor championship in 2007 and 2008, and cross country won the conference championship in 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009 - all during Hart’s tenure.

Hart served as an academic counselor at The University of Georgia from 2004 - 2006, working with Men’s and Women’s Golf, Softball, Men’s Basketball, Equestrian, Men’s and Women’s Track and Field. He also worked as a graduate assistant for The Uni-versity of Tennessee football program, and assisted in the marketing and game day operations for football and men’s basketball.

A native of Stoneville, N.C., Hart was a student-athlete at Appalachian State Univer-sity and earned a B.S. in elementary education (‘97), a Master of Education in school counseling at the University of Georgia (‘99), and an Ed.S. in Counseling from the Uni-versity of Tennessee (‘01).

He is also a 2009 graduate of the NCAA Leadership Institute for Ethnic Minority Males and Females. He is married to Erin Hill of North Carolina, by way of Baton Rouge, La.

mary hillsenior woman administrator

Mary Hill joined the Hornets as the Senior Woman Administrator in October 2012 af-ter spending 18 years with the South Carolina State University Athletics Department.

During her tenure at SC State, Hill served in various aspects of athletics. Since Janu-ary 2006, she had served as the Senior Woman Administrator and Assistant Athletics Director for Internal Operations/Asst. Academic Enhancement Coordinator.

Before joining the administrative side of athletics, Hill was a successful coach with the SC State women’s volleyball and softball programs. From 1995 until 2002 she served simultaneously as the head volleyball and head softball coach. In 2002, she relinquished her duties as the head softball coach but continued to serve as the head volleyball coach until 2006. Prior to joining the SC State staff, Hill served as the assis-tant volleyball coach at her alma mater, Florida A&M University (1990-1995).

A 2004 Florida A&M Hall of Fame Inductee, Hill received her Bachelor of Science in criminal justice in 1989 from Florida A&M and a Master’s in rehabilitation counseling

from SC State in 2007.

Hill is a member of the Women’s Sports Foundation, National Association for Academ-ic Advisors for Athletics (N4A), National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators (NACWAA), National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics, the American Volleyball Coaches Association, the South Carolina High School League and the Black Coaches Association.

She is a 2006 graduate of the NACWAA/HERS Institute, a 2008 graduate of the N4A Professional Development Institute and a 2009 graduate of the NCAA Leadership for Ethnic Minority Males/Females.

A native of Tallahassee, Fla., Hill just completed a brief stint as the Co-Chair of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Softball Championship Committee.

dennis jonesassistant athletics director for media relations

Dennis Jones previously served as a staff writer, assistant sports information director and director of sports information since joining the Delaware State University staff in 1996. In addition, he has handled radio play-by-play duties for the Hornet football, and men’s and women’s basketball teams. He has assisted the NCAA, along with na-tional and local media for Delaware State’s national championship competitions in men’s basketball, women’s basketball, football, softball and bowlling.

He currently oversees the daily media relations and statistics for the university’s 18 sports.

Prior to joining the Delaware State staff, Jones was News/Sports Director at WDOV/WDSD Radio in Dover, Del. He joined the stations in 1981 as a reporter and was pro-moted to News/Sports Director in 1985. In addition to covering Delaware news and sports, Jones occasionally filed written and audio reports for the Associated Press, Mutual Broadcasting Network and United Press International during his tenure with

the stations. He also served as play-by-play announcer for high school football broad-casts on the stations from 1987 to 1996.

He also served as play-by-play announcer and color commentator for local cable tele-vision high school football and basketball broadcasts.

A graduate of Glassboro State (now Rowan) in New Jersey, Jones resides in Dover, Del. He is a member of the College Sports Information Directors Association (CoSIDA).

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ADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT STAFFCandy Young .............................................................. Director of Athletics ...................................................................................................... (302) 857-6030 ........................................................................ [email protected] Hill ...................................................................... Associate Athletics Director/Senior Woman Administrator ............................ (302) 857-6030 ................................................................................ [email protected] Hart........................................................................ Associate Athletics Director for Student-Athlete Services .............................. (302) 857-7542 ............................................................................... [email protected] Jones .............................................................. Assistant Athletics Director for Media Relations .................................................. (302) 857-6068 ............................................................................ [email protected] Rogers .......................................................... Coordinator of Athletic Facilities/Events ............................................................... (302) 857-6067 ........................................................................ [email protected] Shields ........................................................... Compliance Coordinator ............................................................................................. (302 857-7047 ..........................................................................tshields@desu.edusCalasha Wisher .......................................................... Administrative Assistant .............................................................................................. (302) 857-6030 .......................................................................... [email protected] Herrmann ......................................................... Graduate Assistant ......................................................................................................... (302) 857-6030 ................................................................................................................ACADEMIC SERVICESEric Hart........................................................................ Associate Athletics Director for Student-Athlete Services .............................. (302) 857-7542 ............................................................................... [email protected] Johnson ....................................................... Academic Counselor ..................................................................................................... (302) 857-6038 ....................................................................... [email protected] Casey .............................................................. Academic Counselor ...................................................................................................... (302) 857-7079 ........................................................................... [email protected] Sanchez ............................................................ Academic Counselor ..................................................................................................... (302) 857-7974 ...................................................................... [email protected] Smith ............................................................... Academic Counselor ...................................................................................................... (302) 857-7415 .......................................................................... [email protected] Brown ............................................................ Graduate Assistant ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................EQUIPMENTMark Springs .............................................................. Head Equipment Manager ......................................................................................... (302) 857-7445 ....................................................................... [email protected] Wright ............................................................. Assistant Equipment Manager .................................................................................. (302) 857-7445 ................................................................................................................MEDIA RELATIONSDennis Jones .............................................................. Assistant Athletics Director for Media Relations .................................................. (302) 857-6068 ............................................................................ [email protected] Hayon ........................................................... Sports Information Director ........................................................................................ (302) 857-6239 ......................................................................... [email protected] Yarbray ....................................................... Video Coordinator ........................................................................................................... (302) 857-7258 ........................................................................ [email protected] MEDICINELori Leary, MS, ATC/LAT, MSM, PES .................... Director of Sports Medicine/Head Athletic Trainer ............................................. (302) 857-7552 .............................................................................. [email protected] Cooper, MS, ATC/LAT .................................. Associate Athletic Trainer ............................................................................................. (302) 857-7987 ......................................................................... [email protected] DeAngelis, ATC .......................................... Assistant Athletic Trainer ............................................................................................. (302) 857-7988 ......................................................................adeangelis@desu.eduJeff Miller, ATC ........................................................... Assistant Athletic Trainer ............................................................................................. (302) 857-7554 ............................................................................. [email protected] Astolfi ......................................................... Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer .......................................................................... (302) 857-7554 ......................................................................... [email protected] & CONDITIONINGKerry Harbor ............................................................... Director of Strength & Conditioning ....................................................................... (302) 857-6026 ......................................................................... [email protected] OFFICEChantae’ Vinson ......................................................... Ticket Manager ................................................................................................................ (302) 857-7497 .......................................................................... [email protected] JP Blandin .................................................................... Head Coach ...................................................................................................................... (302) 857-6035 ......................................................................... [email protected] Steinhorn ........................................................... Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator ............................................................... (302) 857-7809 ..................................................................... [email protected] Barker ................................................................. Graduate Assistant Coach ........................................................................................... (302) 857-7815 ................................................................................................................MEN’S BASKETBALLGreg Jackson .............................................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................................................... (302) 857-7493 ....................................................................... [email protected] Tyson ............................................................... Assistant Coach ............................................................................................................... (302) 857-7461 ............................................................................ [email protected] Walker ................................................................ Assistant Coach ............................................................................................................... (302) 857-6139 ....................................................................... [email protected] Wilkerson ........................................................ Assistant Coach ............................................................................................................... (302) 857-7449 .......................................................................... [email protected] Bernard .............................................................. Director of Basketball Operations ............................................................................ (302) 857-7507 ..................................................................... [email protected] Hicks .................................................................... Administrative Assistant .............................................................................................. (302) 857-7493 .............................................................................. [email protected]’S BASKETBALLTamika Louis ............................................................... Head Coach ...................................................................................................................... (302) 857-6041 .............................................................................. [email protected] Porter ...................................................... Assistant Coach ............................................................................................................... (302) 857-6049 .......................................................................... [email protected] Cole .............................................................. Assistant Coach ............................................................................................................... (302) 857-6041 ............................................................................... [email protected] Harris ............................................................... Assistant Coach ............................................................................................................... (302) 857-6019 .......................................................................... [email protected] Knight........................................................... Director of Basketball Operations ............................................................................ (302) 857-6047 ......................................................................... [email protected] Current ............................................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................................................... (302) 857-7981 ........................................................................ [email protected] Whitaker ....................................................... Head Coach ......................................................................................................................(302) 857-6188 ........................................................................swhitaker@desu.eduSandria Johnson ....................................................... Assistant Coach ...............................................................................................................(302) 857-6038 .........................................................................sjohnson@desu.eduCROSS COUNTRY AND TRACK & FIELDDuane Henry .............................................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................................................... (302) 857-6040 ......................................................................... [email protected] McKenzie....................................................... Assistant Coach ................................................................................................................ (302) 857-6076 .....................................................................kmckenzie@desu.eduEQUESTRIANJennifer Ridgely ........................................................ Head Coach ...................................................................................................................... (302) 359-2277 ........................................................................... [email protected] Hotz ............................................................. Assistant Coach ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................ahotz@desu.eduWOMEN’S GOLFScott Thornton .......................................................... Head Coach ...................................................................................................................... (302) 857-7509 ...................................................................... [email protected] Blount ............................................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................................................... (302) 857-7447 .......................................................................... [email protected] Calcutta .............................................................. Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line Coach ....................................................... (302) 857-7447 ....................................................................... [email protected] Ketchum ...................................................... Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach .......................................................... (302) 857-7683 ................................................................... [email protected] Jones......................................................... Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach ........................................................ (302) 857-7682 ............................................................................ [email protected] Thomas ............................................................ Wide Receivers/Special Teams Coach ..................................................................... (302) 857-6045 ........................................................................ [email protected] Braxton ................................................................. Defensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator ................................................................. (302) 857-7454 ........................................................................ [email protected] Woodbury .......................................................... Running Backs Coach ................................................................................................... (302) 857-7455 ................................................................... [email protected] Foster .............................................................. Cornerbacks Coach ........................................................................................................ (302) 857-7658 ........................................................................... [email protected] Woods ............................................................ Safeties Coach ................................................................................................................. (302) 857-7447 ...........................................................................cwoods@desu.eduEdna Piper ................................................................... Administrative Assistant ............................................................................................... (302) 857-7447 ............................................................................. [email protected]’S LACROSSEJillian Lontz ................................................................ Head Coach ...................................................................................................................... (302) 857-7365 .............................................................................. [email protected] Maddox ........................................................ Assistant Coach ................................................................................................................ (302) 857-6011 ........................................................................ [email protected]’S SOCCERPeter Hulem ................................................................ Interim Head Coach ...................................................................................................... (302) 857-7636 .......................................................................... [email protected] Cheng ................................................................ Assistant Coach ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................SOFTBALLJanice Savage ............................................................. Interim Head Coach ...................................................................................................... (302) 857-7740 ...................................................................... [email protected] Pleasanton ..................................................... Graduate Assistant Coach ........................................................................................... (302) 857-7733 .........................................................lpleasantondsu@gmail.comJordan Reid ................................................................ Graduate Assistant Coach ........................................................................................... (302) 857-7733 ....................................................................... [email protected]’S TENNIS David Marshall .......................................................... Head Coach ...................................................................................................................... (302) 857-7444 ...................................................................... [email protected] Carrigan ............................................................. Interim Head Coach ...................................................................................................... (302) 857-6077 ........................................................................kcarrigan@desu.eduKris McGlothlin ......................................................... Assistant Coach ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................



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Associate Athletics Director for Academic Services

B.S. | Appalachian State ‘97M.Ed. | Georgia ‘99

Ed.S. | Tennessee ‘01Office | (302) 857-7542

Fax | (302) [email protected]

VISIT ACADEMIC SERVICES FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES (ASSA) ONLINE AT:http://www.desu.edu/academic-services-student-athletes

eric hart, ed. s.

Assistant DirectorAcademic Counselor

B.S. | WilmingtonM.Ed. | Wilmington

Office | (302) 857-6038Fax | (302) [email protected]

sandria johnson, m. ed.

Academic CounselorB.S. | Delaware State ‘89

M.Ed. | Wilmington ‘97Office | (302) 857-7079


patrick casey, m.ed.

Academic CounselorB.S. | Wilmington

MSW | Delaware StateOffice | (302) 857-7974


harry j. sanchez, msw

Academic CounselorB.S. | Delaware State ‘07

M.S. | Delaware State ‘09Office | (302) 857-7415


randy smith

Academic Services for Student-Athletes (ASSA), housed on the second floor of the William C. Jason Library, serves as the academic arm of Delaware State University Athletics. The unit houses five full-time staff members, including an Associate Athletic Director, three Academic Counselors, and a Learning Specialist. Academic Services for Student-Athletes serves approximately 350 scholarship and non-scholarship athletes in 18 NCAA Division I sports.

The purpose of ASSA is to cultivate academic enrichment and shape student-athletes to be model citizens of the city of Dover and beyond. They will assist the student-athlete in the following areas: arranging tutoring, monitoring

academic success and progress toward a degree, assisting with personal goals and student life well-being. Their mission is to provide comprehensive services that will prepare our student-athletes to compete and be successful in the classroom, ultimately fostering an environment conducive to graduating. They are customer-service oriented when engaging with prospective student-athletes and their families. We will be leaders in our conference and provide professional development opportunities to our staff so they can effectively master their craft of service to student-athletes.

HORNET ACADEMIC HONORSDuring the 2011-12 academic school year, Delaware State produced 121 MEAC Commissioner’s All-Academic members (more than any other conference school). Other academic honors for the year are as follows: | Jazmyne Hefflefinger (bowling) graduated with a 4.00 GPA and was class valedictorian in addition to being named MEAC Woman of the Year | Brittni Collins-Rideout, Caroline Foltz and McKenzie Trueba (equestrian) the first three Hornets to be named NCEA Academic All-Americans in school history | 14 of 15 teams reported NCAA Academic Progress Rate (APR) scores above 900; four teams scored perfect 1000s | Led MEAC for second consecutive season with 121 Commissioner All-Academic honorees | 54 percent of student-athlete population named to the Hornet Academic Honor Roll which honors those earning a 3.00 GPA | 73 Hornets were named to the Dean’s List (22 more than 2010-11) | 25 Hornets were named to the President’s List | 67 Hornets graduated Spring 2012 | DSU softball ranked 37th overall (out of over 130 teams and first out of HBCU schools) while placing nine on the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-America Scholar Athlete list.

Grad. Assistant Academic CounselorB.S. | Delaware State ‘11

M.S. | DSU Anticipated ‘13

george brown



COMPLIANCE

Compliance CoordinatorOffice | (302) 857-7047Fax | (302) [email protected]

trenita shields

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Delaware State University, by virtue of its membership in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC), is responsible for ensuring complete compliance of all constituencies (i.e. university staff, student-athletes, alumni, fans, boosters and friends) with all NCAA and MEAC rules and regulations. Un-der NCAA rules, parents, alumni, fans and friends may be categorized as “representatives of athletics interests.”

Delaware State University strives for academic and athletic excellence. Pursuant to that goal is an on-going commit-ment to ethical conduct by all members of its staff and sup-porters. Even the simplest, inadvertent actions on the part of a booster or supporter may jeopardize the eligibility of student-athletes and/or prospects and the compliance of the university with NCAA or MEAC regulations.

The NCAA broadly defines a “booster” as an individual, agency, entity or organization who is known by an institution to: | Have participated in or been a member of an agency that promotes the institution’s intercollegiate athletics program | Have made financial contributions to the athletics department or a booster organization for the department | Have been involved otherwise in promoting the institution’s athletics program | Have been a season ticket holder | Have provided benefits to student-athletes or their relatives or friends

I’m an Alumnus, am I a Booster? Not necessarily. Not all Delaware state alumni are considered boosters. Likewise, a booster does not have to be a graduate of Delaware State. Boosters meet at least one of the criteria listed above. Thus, an individual who has ever made a financial contribution to the Athletics Department is a booster. In a general sense, a season ticket holder in any sport at any time is a booster. Members and financial supporters of any Delaware State athletic organization are boosters. These are only a hand-ful of examples of typical “boosters” who may be affiliated with an athletic program. Many additional scenarios exist, but, regardless of a booster affiliation with the university, it is important that all supporters follow NCAA rules as they interact with prospects, current student-athletes, their families and friends.

What you cannot do | A booster is prohibited from making in-person, on-or off-campus recruiting contacts, or written or telephone com-munication with a prospect or the prospect’s relatives or legal guardians. | A booster is prohibited from contacting any enrolled student-athlete at another institution for the purpose of encour-aging transfer to Delaware State University and participation in its athletics program. If a prospect approaches a DSU booster regarding the athletics program, please explain that NCAA rules prohibit such a discussion and suggest to the prospect that he/she contact the head coach of the sport for more information. | A booster is prohibited from contacting the prospect’s coach, principal or counselor for the purpose of obtaining information about the prospect. | A booster is prohibited from picking up film or transcripts from the prospect’s educational institution. | A booster is prohibited from entertaining a prospect and/or relatives and friends of a prospect at any site, either on-or off-campus. | In addition, a booster is prohibited from providing tickets at no or reduced cost to any Delaware State home or away athletic or non-athletic event for prospects, their relatives or friends. Only the DSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics can provide complimentary admissions to prospects and only for HOME events. | A booster is prohibited from paying or arranging for transportation for a prospect and/or relatives and friends of a prospect to visit campus. While it is permissible for a friend or neighbor to transport a high school or community college student who is NOT an athlete to the campus, NCAA regulations prohibit the activity for a prospect.

What you can do | A booster is permitted to send newspaper clippings or any other information regarding a prospect to the respective Delaware State coaching staff. | A booster is permitted to attend high school or community college athletic(s) events. You simply cannot have any contact with prospects or relatives and/or friends. | A booster is permitted to continue established family relationships with friends and neighbors. Contact with sons and daughters of these families is permitted as long as they are not made for recruiting purposes. | A booster is permitted to have a telephone conversation with a prospect ONLY if the prospect initiates the call. How-ever, the booster is not permitted to have a recruiting conversation with the prospect and an institutional staff member can-not prearrange the call.

Extra benefits (as defined by the NCAA) – “any special arrange-ment by an institutional employee or representative of athlet-ics interest to provide a student-athlete a benefit not expressly authorized by NCAA legislation. Receipt of such a benefit is not considered an NCAA violation if that same benefit is gen-erally available to the institution’s students or their relatives and/or friends or to a particular segment of the student body determined on a basis unrelated to athletics ability.”

Extra Benefits include, but are not limited to: | cash or loans in any amount | co-signing or arranging a loan | gifts or free services (e.g., airline tickets, cash, restaurant meals) | use of an automobile | rent free or reduced cost housing | money for, or a guarantee of, bail or bond | employment of a student-athlete at a higher rate than the wages paid for similar work | payment to a student-athlete for work not performed | transportation (aside from transportation related to an occasional home meal) | tickets to an athletics, institutional or community event | financial aid for a post-graduate education | promise of employment after college graduation | invitations to your home or summer home for purposes other than an occasional meal

Please do not hesitate to contact DSU Compliance with any questions.

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Delaware State University and its Director of Athletics ask that all boosters, prior to employing or arranging for the employ-ment of a prospect or enrolled student-athlete, check first with the DSU Athletics Department. The department is permitted to make arrangements for summer employment for prospects prior to their enrollment as freshmen and to enrolled student-athletes during summer and semester breaks. Accurate record keeping must be maintained regarding employment. There-fore, the Department of Athletics asks for your cooperation. | A booster is prohibited from providing employment transportation for prospects or student-athletes unless such transportation is available to all employees. | A booster is permitted to pay student-athletes employed for work actually performed and at a rate commensurate with the going rate for similar services in the community or busi-ness.

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SPORTS MEDICINEThe DSU Sports Medicine Department is committed to pro-viding comprehensive, high quality medical services for its student-athletes.

Our goal is to provide for the total health care needs of the student-athlete. On-site medical services include preven-tion, recognition, evaluation and treatment of injuries and illnesses, rehabilitation services, pre-participation exams, psychological counseling, nutritional counseling and drug education and counseling.

The sports medicine team is made up of a team physician, a team orthopedic physician, a team dentist, certified athletic trainers, certified physical therapists, and certified strength and conditioning specialists. We also have relationships with the other members of the surrounding DSU commu-nity, which includes counseling and psychiatric services, and access to other health care professionals.

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Director of Sports Medicine Head Athletic Trainer

B.S. | Northeastern UniversityM.S. | West Virginia University

M.S. | Lasell CollegeOffice | (302) 857-7552

[email protected]

lori leary

Associate Athletic TrainerB.S. | Salisbury University

M.S. | Shenandoah UniversityOffice | (302) 857-7987

[email protected]

casey cooper

Graduate Assistant Athletic TrainerB.S. | College at Brockport State | Univ.

of New YorkM.S. | University of Delaware ‘13

Office | (302) [email protected]

matthew astolfi

Dr. Dale RodgersHead Team Physician

Dr. Brad BleyTeam Physician

medical staffDr. Lawrence PiccioniTeam Orthopedic Surgeon

Sue CollisonMedical Office Assistant

Assistant Athletic TrainerB.S. | College of Charleston

M.S. | University of DelawareOffice | (302) [email protected]

athena deangelis

Assistant Athletic TrainerB.S. | SUNY-Brockport

Office | (302) [email protected]

jeff miller



STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

I. Effort & ConsistencyII. Testing & EvaluationIII. Strength TrainingIV. General ConditioningV. Sport Specific ConditioningVI. Linear Speed DevelopmentVII. Multi Directional Speed And Agility TrainingVIII. Exercises And Programs To Increase Flexibility IX. Proper Diet And Nutrition InformationX. Injury PreventionXI. Strategies And Activities To Improve Recovery

MISSION STATEMENTOur program is designed to teach all our athletes to become a physically and mentally stronger individual by imple-menting a program that stresses goal setting, dedication and perseverance.

PHILOSOPHYThe young men and women that we work with in our pro-gram are athletes first. All of the activities that we perform with them will be to enhance their natural athletic ability. We will use training concepts and principles from different disciplines to help our athletes reach their goals on and off their respective playing field.

FACILITIESDelaware State University student-athletes benefit from a first-rate strength and conditioning facility. The first phase of the DSU’s $50 million Strength and Conditioning/Well-ness Center/Student Union opened during the fall of 2008. A dedication ceremony for the facility was attended by local and state elected officials and many former DSU student-

athletes, including NFL standouts, Jamal Jackson and Darnerien McCants.

The strength and conditioning center is a 17,000 feet, state-of-the-art complex with all the amenities of a major college facility. The center is connected to the north end of the Me-morial Hall main gymnasium and is solely for the use of Hor-net student-athletes. The facility includes a weight room, laundry room, offices for conditioning coaches and locker rooms for men’s and women’s basketball. The addition also includes a two-story entrance and lobby with ticketing area.

Phase II of the project involved the construction of a Well-ness Center specifically for the general student population and the general public. This section is located on the south-east end of Memorial Hall and includes the renovation of an existing auxiliary basketball court and construction of a new basketball court as well as new offices, concession space, men’s and women’s locker rooms and a swimming pool.

Director of Strength & ConditioningB.S. | North Carolina Central ‘97Office | (302) [email protected]

kerry harbor

components

Some of the equipment used in the strength and condition-ing center include: 18 Power Lift racks and platforms 18 Power Lift power bars 18 Power Lift lever action benches 18 Uesaka training bars 18 sets of Uesaka bumper plates 18 Power Lift lever action benches 3 sets of 5-100lb Iron Grip dumbells 1 set of 105-150lb Iron Grip dumbells

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FACILITIES

Coordinator of Athletic Facilities and Events

B.S. | Delaware State ‘02M.S. | Delaware State ‘09

Office | (302) 857-6067Fax | (302) [email protected]

mike rogers

Constructed in 1982, Memorial Hall Gymnasium has been home to the DSU men’s and wom-en’s basketball programs as well as the volleyball team for over three decades. The facility was christened by the men’s basketball team on December 7, 1982 with a 96-92 double-overtime victory over U.S. International. Since then, the facility has been a part of many exciting contests.

The Hornets’ Nest has been the home field of the Delaware State University softball team since 1992. The dimensions for the field are 220’ down the lines and 225’ in centerfield. The infield consists of Diamond-Tex with pro conditioner. In fall 2011, the team installed new sport rye mix grass in the outfield. The Hornets’ Nest includes a press box with Wi-Fi and fiber optics streaming capabilities, home/visi-tor bull pens, three batting cages, infield/outfield irrigation, seating capacity of 300 and lights.

Alumni Stadium was constructed in 1980 and serves as home for the DSU football, women’s lacrosse and both men’s and women’s track and field teams. Addition-ally, the facility is the site of the annual Delaware I & II High School Championship football games.

Home to the DSU baseball team, Soldier Field has hosted games since 1958. The dimensions are 320’ down the lines, 365’ in the leftfield gap, 355’ in the rightfield gap and 380’ in centerfield. Prior to the start of the 2009 season, the leftfield fence was extended to a height of 20’.

gambler’s choice equestrian center

memorial hall

hornets’ nest

alumni stadium soldier field

The women’s golf team calls Dover’s Maple Dale Country Club home beginning in 2012. Maple Dale was established in 1925 as a three-hole course and expanded to nine holes in the mid-30’s. After relocating in 1969, it was enlarged to a full 18 holes and now offers a mature course set amidst a wooded terrain, dotted with various ponds. This USGA championship rated 18–hole course is as challenging and fun, as it is beautiful, having only one recorded score below par in a 36 hole tournament.

The Brunswick Doverama is home to the bowling team, where they practice daily and host an average of two events each season. The Doverama is located at 1600 S. Governors Ave. (at DuPont Hwy.). For more information, please contact the bowling center at 302-734-7501.

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The Athletics Facilities and Event Operations depart-ment is responsible for scheduling, records, bud-get, personnel and facilities development. They are also responsible for all grounds including outdoor playing surfaces, all surrounding grounds and field preparation for events. Other responsibilities include maintenance of facility equipment, coordinating lo-gistics and operations to conduct all athletic events including meetings, workouts, practices, competi-tions, championships and camps. All work orders for Telecom, Computer Services, Data Network Services, Physical Plant, Building Services and Alterations and Improvements must be submitted by the Coordina-tor of Athletic Facilities & Events.

Gambler’s Choice Equestrian Center fea-tures an 18-stall barn and a 10-stall barn, with three tack stalls and a wash stall with hot water, on-site laundry room, heated lounge and bathroom. All stalls include sliding doors and have rubber mats. Both indoor and outdoor arenas feature elevated judges’ stands, along with a PA system for events. Gambler’s Choice has a 100’x200’ clear span indoor arena that allows for all-weather riding and a 150’x300’ outdoor sand area. As the home of the DSU Hornets Equestrian team, the facility is equipped for Western and English riding.



DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY

Dr. Harry L. Williams became the 10th President in the 120-year history of Delaware State University on January 10, 2010, after serving as the institution’s provost and vice president for aca-demic affairs. Shortly after beginning his tenure as president, Dr. Williams convened a Blue Ribbon Commission that crafted a new vision statement and a set of core values to establish DSU as one of America’s most highly respected Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). During the first eight months of his tenure, Dr. Williams held more than 200 meetings with constituencies, including White House officials, Governor Jack Markell, the Delaware Congres-sional delegation, state legislators, alumni groups, community organizations and others. Dr. Williams also took two trips abroad to sign new collaborative agreements with institutions of higher education in China and South Africa. Under Dr. Williams’ leadership as provost, the University estab-lished a new general education program, a distance education strategic plan and a Middle States Monitoring Report plan and successfully completed searches that led to the hiring of a new dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, a director of distance learning, a director of the honors program and an associate vice president for sponsored programs. Prior to his arrival at DSU, Dr. Williams served the University of

Ppresident | fourth season | b.s. appalachian state | m.a. appalachian state | m.ed. east tennessee statedr. harry l. williams

North Carolina General Administration as interim associate vice president for academic affairs beginning in September 2007. He was elevated in March 2008 to interim senior associate vice president for academic and student affairs in which he focused on access and outreach for the 17 campuses of the UNC system. Dr. Williams also progressed from an associate director to associ-ate vice chancellor posts in the areas of academic affairs, enroll-ment and diversity at Appalachian State University from 1988 to 2000 and from 2004 to 2007. He served as interim director of admissions for North Carolina A&T University from 2000 to 2004. In addition to his experience within institutions of higher edu-cation, from 2002 to 2008 Dr. Williams was a national market-ing and recruitment associate consultant with Noel-Levitz, the top national consultation firm for enrollment and management solutions in the country. In that capacity, Dr. Williams provided consultation expertise to 14 different institutions of higher edu-cation, including Delaware State University. Dr. Williams earned a Bachelor of Science in communication broadcasting and a Master of Arts in educational media, both from Appalachian State University. He earned an Ed.D. in educa-tional leadership and policy analysis from East Tennessee State University. He is married to Dr. Robin S. Williams, and they have two chil-dren: Austin, 16, and Gavin, 12.

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dr. harry l. williamsDELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY

APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR TERM EXPIRESMr. Bennie L. Smith Kent August 25, 2012Dr. Calvin T. Wilson, II Kent August 25, 2012Leroy A. Tice, Esq. New Castle October 17, 2014Dr. Claibourne D. Smith New Castle February 18, 2016Mr. Wesley E. Perkins Sussex September 1, 2016Ms. Lois M. Hobbs Sussex January 11, 2017Dr. Devona E.B. Williams Kent January 25, 2018Mr. David G. Turner New Castle January 26, 2018

APPOINTED BY THE BOARD TERM EXPIRESMr. Barry M. Granger New Castle August 31, 2014Mr. Robert E. Buccini New Castle August 31, 2016Mr. James Stewart New Castle August 31, 2016 Mr. José F. Echeverri, MBA Kent August 31, 2018Mr. Charles McDowell, Esq. New Castle August 31, 2018

EX-OFFICIOThe Honorable Jack A. MarkellGovernor of the State of Delaware

Dr. Harry L. WilliamsPresident, Delaware State University

TRUSTEE EMERITUS Dr. John Land Dr. Cora Norwood Selby

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core values

Community

Integrity

Diversity

Scholarship

Outreach

Now in its 121st year, Delaware State Uni-versity has eagerly moved into the new millennium by embracing today’s new technology, assuming its role as an insti-tution of research and preparing its stu-dents for the global market.

Delaware State University’s beginnings date back to 1891, when through enacted the federal Morrill Act of 1890 and state legislation, the State College for Colored Students was established. The first classes were held in February 1892.

The institution has since developed into a 400-acre complex and has undergone two name changes since its inception. The name was changed to Delaware State College in 1947 and Delaware State Uni-versity in 1993. In addition to its main campus in the state capital of Dover, DSU has satellite campuses in Wilmington and Georgetown.

In the institution’s history, the institution has had 10 presidents – Wesley P. Webb (1891-1895), William C. Jason (1895-1923), Dr. William S. Grossley, (1923-1942), Dr. Howard Gregg (1942-1949), Dr. Oscar Chapman (1950-1951), Dr. Je-rome H. Holland (1953-1960), Dr. Luna I. Mishoe (1960-1987), Dr. William B. De-Lauder (1987-2003), Dr. Allen L. Sessoms (2003-2008) and Dr. Harry Lee Williams (2010-present).

During DSU’s history, there have also been two acting presidents. Dr. Maurice E. Thomasson served as acting president twice (1949-1950 and 1951-1953). Dr. Claibourne D. Smith was acting president from 2008-2010.

DSU is fully accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, with its most recent reaffirma-tion of accreditation taking place in 2012. In addition, the University’s education, social work, dietetics, nursing, hospitality and tourism programs all have national accreditations. The College of Business is internationally accredited.

Students at DSU have a choice of 52 un-dergraduate majors and 25 graduate degrees. Since 2004, DSU has also estab-lished five doctoral programs – in Ap-plied Chemistry, Education Leadership, Interdisciplinary Applied Mathematics and Mathematical Physics, Neuroscience and Optics. Of the 190 faculty members that are spread among 20 academic de-partments, more than 91% of the faculty holds doctoral degrees while 45 have reached the rank of full professor. The stu-dent/professor ratio is a low 14:1.

Over the last decade, research has be-come a high priority at DSU. Over that time the institution has parlayed suc-cessful grant writing efforts into the sig-




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nificant improvements in its research infrastructure and project opportunities. The University currently has research projects in the disciplines of biotechnology, chemistry, law enforcement, mathematics, natural resources, social work, applied optics, computer sciences and other areas.

In 2009, the University received a $5 million NASA grant to es-tablish a Center for Applied Optics for Space Science on the DSU campus. In 2011, the state of Delaware set aside $10 million to go toward the construction of a new Optics Research Facility.

In addition to its traditional majors, DSU offers unique under-graduate programs in aviation, forensic biology, environmental science, hospitality and tourism management, health promo-tion and movement sciences. The most popular undergraduate majors are mass communications, criminal justice, sport science, management, psychology, accounting and biology.

Over the last three years, the University has also significantly in-creased its reach around the world through a number of interna-tional agreements abroad. In 2011 the University finalized new agreements with several Chinese institutions of higher educa-tion. A group of DSU students traveled to China for a one-month learning experience in the spring 2012, and during the current fall semester 2011 more than 100 Chinese exchanges students

are enrolled at DSU. In addition, DSU’s Master of Business Educa-tion Program in Vietnam National University graduated its first class in mid-September 2011.

DSU offers 18 intercollegiate athletics programs at the NCAA Di-vision I level. Its football, men’s and women’s basketball, softball teams and women’s equestrian have all achieved post-season national tournament bids over the last eight years, mostly the result of winning their conference tournament championship and regular season titles. Most recently, the University has add-ed women’s golf and women’s lacrosse to the University’s inter-collegiate sports programs.

Over the last five years, the University made significant en-hancement to campus life with the completion of a $51.5 mil-lion student complex that includes a Strength and Conditioning Facility, a Wellness & Recreation Center, a Swimming Pool and a three-story Martin Luther King Jr. Student Center.

During the fall semester 2011, DSU had a school record-enroll-ment of 4,178 students.




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DSU AT A GLANCE

| 56 Undergraduate degree programs, 25 Mas-ter’s degree programs and five Doctoral degree programs | Accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE), as well as by six specialized academic accrediting agencies | William C. Jason Library includes a collection of 415,622 printed volumes and a total holding of more than 475,033 publications

FACULTY PROFILE | 190 faculty members within | 21 academic departments | 174 faculty members possess a PhD or a terminal degree (Terminal Master’s of Flight Cap-tain) | Student-to-faculty ratio is 13:1

SATELLITE SITES | Wilmington, Delaware | Georgetown, Delaware

TOTAL ENROLLMENT: 3,819 | 86% Full-Time | 14% Part-Time | 58% Live on campus | 42% Commute | 50% In-State | 50% Out-of-State

MOST POPULAR UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS | Management | Nursing | Mass Communications | Psychology | Criminal Justice | Social Work | Sport Sciences/Sports Management | Agriculture | Accounting | Biology



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Visitors to Kent County, Delaware are pleasantly surprised by the variety of historical and cultural attractions, beautiful farmland and coastal scenery, and curious mix of old traditions and mod-ern high-tech culture. In Kent County, visitors can find Amish buggies on city streets, delicate shorebirds and giant C-5 Galaxy military cargo planes, quiet museums and exciting NASCAR rac-es, arts and antiques, Colonial history, slots and harness racing.

Dover, the capital of the First State, invites you to experience life in a small American city – history, tax-free shopping and ambi-ance, all in a clean safe and friendly en-vironment. You can spend the day shop-ping or strolling the quaint tree-lined streets to take in the city’s historic archi-tecture, and spend the evenings at the theater or trying your luck at a gam-ing facility.

You can step back in time, literally, by standing on the very corner where in 1787, del-egates to Delaware’s Constitutional Convention ratified the U.S. Constitution – thus giving Delaware its “First State” moniker. The area’s collection of small towns as well as the natural beauty of places such as Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge, provide

hours of fun and adventure for visitors of all ages.

Dover’s central location in Delaware makes Kent County the per-fect place for regional meetings and conventions, and a great overnight destination for tours of the state. Wilmington and the Brandywine Valley attractions are only one hour’s drive to the north. Delaware’s beach resorts, including Lewes, Bethany, and Rehoboth, are only one hour’s drive to the south. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C. are all within a two-hour drive.

Kent County puts you right in the middle of the charm and excitement of “America at its Best.”

ATTRACTIONSBombay Hook Nation-al Wildlife Refuge is a 16,000-acre haven along the Delaware Bay coast east of Smyrna, with salt marshes, ponds, fields, and forests. Visitors come from all over the world to see the variety of migratory shorebirds and waterfowl that stop to feed at the refuge, an

important feeding stop on the Atlantic Flyway.

OUTDOOR ACTIVITESThe Delaware Bay, just East of Dover, offers some of the best fish-ing and crabbing in the region. The bay serves as a breeding

DOVER AIR FORCE BASEDover Air Force Base is important to the country’s de-fense, as it represents one-fourth of the nation’s stra-tegic airlift capacity. Approximately 7,000 people are stationed at the DAFB. Dover is home to 36 giant C-5 Galaxy cargo planes, which are used to transport troops and equipment wherever they are needed around the world. The C-5 is the largest airplane in the U.S. military. Each plane is nearly as long as a football field, and could carry six motor coaches in its hold. The base cargo ter-minal known as the “Superport” is the largest anywhere in the US military, processing more tons of cargo than Kennedy airport in NY. The Air Mobility Command (AMC) Museum on the DAFB has over 24 aircraft on display, and features more multi-engine aircraft than the National Air & Space Museum in Washington, DC. Veteran aircraft on display include a C-47 “Gooney Bird” that dropped paratroopers over Normandy on D-Day.



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DOVER INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAYDover Downs International Speedway hosts two NAS-CAR Sprint Cup/Nationwide Series race weekends each year. Dover has the largest seating capacity (140,000 seats) of any sports facility between New York and the Carolinas. The “Monster Mile” has challenged many professional drivers as they compete for the checkered flag. The concrete track with 24 degree banking is the first and only concrete superspeedway in NASCAR his-tory, providing awesome racing action. NASCAR week-ends at Dover are typically scheduled for the second weekend in May and the fourth weekend in Septem-ber. Qualifying takes place on Friday, Nationwide Se-ries drivers race on Saturday, and the Sprint Cup stars race on Sunday. Dover Downs, along with nearby Har-rington Raceway, also features top flight harness rac-ing.

ground for many aquatic species, including horseshoe crabs. The bay is also a prime oyster ground. The area also features first-rate golf courses, bike trails, scenic paths, boating, state parks, conservation areas, lakes and greenways.

EVENTSThe Old Dover Days Festival has existed in one form or another in the capital city since 1933. It is held on The Green and Legislative Mall, two beautiful outdoor parks in the historic downtown dis-trict. Traditional elements and new components bring in thou-sands of visitors each year with attendance reaching 15,000. Old Dover Days is a celebration of the First State’s Capital City and features a parade, maypole dancing, food court, re-enactors, walking tours, free entertainment and much more.

The Amish Bike Tour, African-American Festival, Delmarva Folk Festival, Jazz & Blues Festival, Diamond State BBQ Champion-ship and Wyoming Peach Festival are other events that bring thousands to Central Delaware each year.

ARTS & CULTUREThe Greater Dover is rich in arts and cultural activities. The Schwartz Center for the Arts, of which DSU is a partner, is one of the premier performing arts venues in the state. From live per-formances, films and special events, to meetings and receptions, the Schwartz Center offers something for all tastes.

The Dover Symphony Orchestra is a regional organization founded in 1967 and comprised of professional and amateur musicians of all ages.

The Johnson Victrola museum is a tribute to Delaware’s native son, Eldridge Reeves Johnson, who founded the Victor Talking Machine Company in 1901. Exhibits include phonographs, re-cordings, memorabilia, trademarks, objects, and paintings that highlight Mr. Johnson’s successful business enterprises and chronicle the development of the sound-recording industry.

In 2004, under the leadership of Board Chair Dr. Scott D. Miller (President of Wesley College), a strategic alliance was formed to partner the resources of Wesley College, Delaware State Univer-sity, and The Friends of the Capital Theater, to maximize usage and position the historic treasure as the premiere performing arts center south of Wilmington. In January 2007, the relation-ship was formalized with the three becoming equal partners in the operation, management and programming of the Center.



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SCHEDULE11/10 Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 1 p.m.11/16 St. Francis (N.Y.) Brooklyn Heights, N.Y. 7 p.m.11/18 Fordham Bronx, N.Y. 2 p.m.11/21 Wilmington Dover, Del. 5:30 p.m.12/1 UMES* Dover, Del. 1 p.m.12/3 Howard* Dover, Del. 5:30 p.m.12/8 NJIT Newark, N.J. 2 p.m.12/15 Albany aDover, Del. 5 p.m.12/18 South Dakota State Brookings, S.D. 8 p.m.12/21 Towson Towson, Md. 7 p.m.12/28 Wisconsin! Miami, Fla. 5/7 p.m.12/29 Miami/Central Conn. State! Miami, Fla. 5/7 p.m.1/5 Houston Baptist Houston, Texas 8 p.m.1/6 Houston Houston, Texas 3 p.m.1/14 Wesley Dover, Del. 5:30 p.m.1/19 UMES* Princess Anne, Md. 2 p.m.1/26 Bethune-Cookman* Daytona Beach, Fla. 2 p.m.1/28 Florida A&M* Tallahassee, Fla. 5:30 p.m.2/2 North Carolina Central* Dover, Del. 2 p.m.2/4 North Carolina A&T* Dover, Del. 5:30 p.m.2/9 Norfolk State* Norfolk, Va. 4 p.m.2/11 Hampton* Hampton, Va. 6 p.m.2/16 Coppin State* Dover, Del. 2 p.m.2/18 Morgan State* Dover, Del. 5:30 p.m.2/23 Norfolk State* Dover, Del. 2 p.m.2/25 Hampton* Dover, Del. 5:30 p.m.3/2 Howard* Washington, D.C. 2 p.m.3/4 Morgan State* Baltimore, Md. 5:30 p.m.3/7 South Carolina State* Orangeburg, S.C. 5:30 p.m.3/11-16 MEAC Tournament Norfolk, Va. TBA

! – Univ. of Miami Holiday Tournament (Miami, Central Connecticut State, Wisconsin)* - Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Game

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Documents

2012-13 DSU Women's Basketball Media Guide