2013 14 wbb media guide final

Tuesday, March 4 Thursday, March 6 Saturday, March 8 Sunday, March 9 First Round Quarterfi nals Semifi nals Championship (Games 1-3) (Games 4-7) (Games 8-9) (Game 10)

#8 / #9 Winner

#1 seed

12:00pm

6:00pm

Championship5:00pm

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Champion

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#4 seed

#5 seed

2:00pm

#7 / #10 winner

#2 seed

6:00pm

8:00pm

#3 seed

#6 / #11 winner

8:00pm

#8 seed

#9 seed

TBA *

#7 seed

#10 seed

TBA *

#6 seed

#11 seed

TBA *

* - First Round game times are tentatively set for 12:00pm, 6:00pm and 8:00pm. Actual game times will be fi nalized and assigned when the offi cial seedings are determined.

The First Round bracket will be adjusted only to allow the host school to play in the fi nal game of the day. The remaining bracket will remain unchanged.

All game times are tentative and subject to change

2013-14 GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE

Table of Contents/Credits ................................................................. 1 2013-14 Gardner-Webb Women’s Basketball Quick Facts ............... 2 2013-14 GWU Women’s Basketball Schedule................................... 3 2013-14 GWU Women’s Basketball Season Preview ......................4-5 Big South Conference .................................................................... 6-7 2013-14 Big South Preseason Coaches’ Poll ..................................... 8 Gardner-Webb in the Big South ....................................................... 9 Coach Reeves in the Big South ......................................................... 9 2013-14 GWU Women’s Basketball Team Roster .......................... 10 2013-14 GWU Women’s Basketball Radio/TV Chart .................... 11 2013-14 GWU Runnin’ Bulldogs ............................................... 12-37 Tabby Koerner ............................................................... 12-13 Catrina Green ................................................................ 14-15 Jasmine Dale .................................................................. 16-17 Chariah Harris ............................................................... 18-19 Jessica Heilig .................................................................. 20-21 Mayhana Dunovant ....................................................... 22-23 Lana Doran .................................................................... 24-25 Doreen Richardson ...................................................... 26-27 Olivia Parker .................................................................. 28-29 Candace Brown.............................................................. 30-31 Alicia Quinn .................................................................. 32-33 Savannah Douglass ............................................................. 34 Kiera Currie ........................................................................ 35 Tierra Huntsman ................................................................ 36 Christina McQueen ............................................................ 37 Head Coach Rick Reeves ........................................................... 38-39 Assistant Coach Blake DuDonis ..................................................... 40 Assistant Coach Dominique Hudson ............................................. 41 Assistant Coach Brittini Young ...................................................... 42 Director of Basketball Operations Cierra Harris ........................... 43 2012-13 GWU Women’s Basketball Season Review .................. 44-53 2012-13 Season Review ....................................................... 44-45 2012-13 Season Statistics ......................................................... 46 2012-13 Conference Only Statistics ......................................... 47 2012-13 Season Results ............................................................ 48 2012-13 Season Team Game-by-Game Statistics .................... 49 2012-13 Team Superlatives ...................................................... 50 2012-13 Individual Superlatives .............................................. 51 2012-13 Season Leaders ........................................................... 52 2012-13 Big South Review .............................................................. 53 Gardner-Webb Women’s Basketball Division I Record Book ... 54-65 GWU Division I Team Game Highs ........................................ 54 GWU Division I Team Season Highs ...................................... 55 GWU Division I Individual Game Highs ................................ 56 GWU Division I Individual Season Highs .............................. 57 GWU Division I Career Leaders .............................................. 58 GWU Division I All-Time Roster ........................................... 59 GWU 1,000 Career Points Club .............................................. 60 Gardner-Webb Coaching Records ........................................... 61 GWU Division I Year-by-Year Results ................................ 62-65 LYCC/Paul Porter Arena ............................................................ 66-67 GWU Women’s Basketball Facilities ............................................... 68 GWU Women’s Basketball Tradition .............................................. 69 Gardner-Webb Athletic Training .............................................. 70-71 Gardner-Webb Strength & Conditioning .................................. 72-73 Gardner-Webb University .......................................................... 74-76 Majors of Study at Gardner-Webb University ................................ 77 Gardner-Webb University President .............................................. 78 Gardner-Webb University Vice President for Athletics ................. 79 Gardner-Webb University Associate A.D./SWA............................. 80

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CREDITS

Editor: .................................................................... Kevin DavisEditoral Assistance: ............................................... Bailey DavisLayout and Design: ................................................ Kevin DavisCover Artwork: ...................................................... Kevin DavisCover Concept: ...................................................... Kevin DavisCover Photo: ......................................................... Kevin DavisPhotos provided by:.................................................................... ............ Big South Photos, GWUPhotos.com, Tim Cowie, GWU Phototeam, GWU File Photos, Atlantic Sun Photos

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generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies,

admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs and athletic and other school-administered programs.

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2013-14 GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS

QUICK FACTS

GWU QUICK FACTS

Founded: .................................................1905 Enrollment: .............................................4,900 Nickname: .............................Runnin’ Bulldogs School Colors: ............................Red & Black Arena: ................................. Paul Porter Arena Capacity: .................................................3,500Affiliation: .............................. NCAA Division I Conference: .................................... Big South President: ....................... Dr. A. Frank Bonner Vice President for Athletics: ....... Chuck Burch Senior Woman Administrator: .. Pam Scruggs Athletic Dept. Phone: ............ (704) 406-4340

MEDIA INFORMATION

Assist. A.D. Athletic Media Relations: .... Marc Rabb Email: [email protected]: ......................... (704) 406-4355 Dir. of Sports Information/Contact: ...................TBA Email: ........................................................TBAOfficePhone: ........................ (704) 406-3981 SID Fax: ................................. (704) 406-4739 Press Row Phone: ................. (704) 406-4475 SID Mailing Address: ......... 110 S. Main Street ............................. Boiling Springs, NC 28017 Website: ....................... www.GWUSports.com Facebook: ................ facebook.com/gwusports Twitter: .........................................@gwusports

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: ............................... Rick Reeves Alma Mater: ................... Indiana State (1981) Record At GWU: ............... 135-143 (9 years) Career Record: ................. 402-381 (27 years) Assistant Coach: .....................Blake DuDonis Alma Mater: ..................Gardner-Webb (2011) Assistant Coach: ............. Dominique Hudson Alma Mater: ................. Gardner-Webb (2011) Assistant Coach: .........................Brittini Young Alma Mater: ........................... Mars Hill (2011) Director of Operations: ............... Cierra Harris Alma Mater: ................. Gardner-Webb (2012)

TEAM INFORMATION

2012-13 Overall Record: ....................... 13-182012-13 Big South Record: ..................... 5-13 2012-13 Conference Finish: ....................... 9th2012-13 Non-Conference Record: ............. 8-52012-13 Home Record: .............................. 8-82012-13 Away Record: ............................... 5-92012-13 Neutral Record: ............................ 0-1Last NCAA Tournament Appearance: .2010-11Last WNIT Appearance: .................... 2009-10Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ...................11/1 Starters Returning/Lost: ..............................5/0Newcomers: ................................................. 4 *

* includes redshirt-freshman Savannah Douglass

2012-13 STATISTICAL LEADERS Points: ......................Jasmine Dale (10.4 ppg) ..............................Catrina Green (10.2 ppg) ................................Jessica Heilig (9.3 ppg)

Assists: ...........Mayhana Dunovant (3.2 apg) .............................Candace Brown (2.2 apg) .................................Jasmine Dale (1.8 apg)

Rebounds: ................Catrina Green (9.4 rpg) .................................. Olivia Parker (6.0 rpg) ............................. Candace Brown (5.5 rpg)

Steals: ...................Candace Brown (1.9 spg) .......................Mayhana Dunovant (1.6 spg) .......................Doreen Richardson (1.2 spg)

Blocks: .....................Catrina Green (1.3 bpg) ..................................Olivia Parker (1.2 bpg) Bold = Returner

KEY RETURNERS

#31 Catrina Green, C ........ 10.2 ppg, 9.4 rpg (led GWU with 290 rebounds on the season)

#33 Jasmine Dale, G ........ 10.4 ppg, 2.3 rpg(led GWU with 55 made 3-pt FG’s in 2012-13,

ranked in the top-10 nationally in 3-pt FG percentage at 42.6 percent in 2012-13)

#23 Jessica Heilig, F ........... 9.3 ppg, 5.4 rpg(started all 31 games last season for GWU)

#22 Candace Brown, G ........... 8.3 ppg, 5.5 apg(2012-13 Big South All-Freshman Team,

3x Big South Freshman of the Week,led GWU with 9.9 points per game in

conference play as a freshman)

#10 Olivia Parker, F ............. 7.2 ppg, 6.0 rpg(second on the team in both rebounds and

blocks as a freshman in 2012-13)

GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM INFORMATION

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2013-14 GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIMENOV. 8 MONTREAT HOME 7:00 p.m.NOV. 11 UNC GREENSBORO HOME 7:00 p.m.NOV. 14 KENNESAW STATE HOME 7:00 p.m.NOV. 19 APPALACHIAN STATE HOME 5:30 p.m.Nov. 25 @ North Carolina Central Durham, N.C. 6:00 p.m.Nov. 30 @ Davidson Davidson, N.C. 2:00 p.m.Dec. 5 @ Coastal Carolina * Conway, S.C. 5:00 p.m.Dec. 7 @ Presbyterian * Clinton, S.C. 5:00 p.m.DEC. 14 WOFFORD HOME 4:30 p.m.Dec. 20 vs. Wright State ^ Dayton, Ohio 7:00 p.m.Dec. 21 vs. Bradley OR Lipscomb ^ Dayton, Ohio 2:00 p.m./4:30 p.m.Dec. 28 @ UNC Asheville * Asheville, N.C. 2:00 p.m.JAN. 2 RADFORD * HOME 7:00 p.m.JAN. 4 WINTHROP * HOME 3:00 p.m.Jan. 9 @ Liberty * Lynchburg, Va. 7:00 p.m.Jan. 11 @ Longwood * Farmville, Va. 2:00 p.m.JAN. 16 CAMPBELL * HOME 11:00 a.m.JAN. 18 HIGH POINT * HOME 3:00 p.m.Jan. 23 @ Charleston Southern * Charleston, S.C. 7:00 p.m.JAN. 25 PRESBYTERIAN * HOME 4:30 p.m.FEB. 1 UNC ASHEVILLE * HOME 3:00 p.m.Feb. 6 @ Winthrop * Rock Hill, S.C. 7:00 p.m.Feb. 8 @ Radford * Radford, Va. 2:00 p.m.FEB. 13 LONGWOOD * HOME 7:00 p.m.FEB. 15 LIBERTY * HOME 3:00 p.m.Feb. 20 @ High Point * High Point, N.C. 7:00 p.m.Feb. 22 @ Campbell * Buies Creek, N.C. 1:00 p.m.FEB. 27 COASTAL CAROLINA * HOME 7:00 p.m.MAR. 1 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN * HOME 3:00 p.m.Mar. 5-9 2014 Big South Conference Championship Conway, S.C. TBD

BOLD & ALL CAPS = Home games^ = Wright State Invitational (Dayton, Ohio)

* = Big South Conference GamesAll Game Times Subject to Change.

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2013-14 GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SEASON PREVIEW

The Gardner-Webb Runnin’ Bulldogs will have a lot of familiar faces on the court in 2013-14, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs return all but one letterwinner from last season and a total of 11 players overall that saw time on the hardwood for head coach Rick Reeves and his squad in 2012-13. Returning for their senior seasons are GWU’s top-two scorers from last season in Jasmine Dale and Catrina Green, who combined averaged over 20 points per game for the Runnin’ Bulldogs in 2012-13. Green, who led GWU in rebounding last season at 9.4 boards per contest, highlights a frontcourt of returners in senior Tabby Koerner, juniors Jessica Heilig and Chariah Harris, and sophomore Olivia Parker. Dale headlines a core group of guards in junior Mayhana Dunovant and sophomores Lana Doran, Doreen Richardson and Candace Brown, who all saw quality minutes last season for the Runnin’ Bulldogs. In addition to the returners, which includes GWU’s top-eight scorers from last season, as well as its top-four leading rebounders from a year ago, the experienced unit will also include three talented freshmen in Tierra Huntsman, Kiera Currie and Christina McQueen who will all see time on the court this season for head coach Rick Reeves’ squad.

GUARDS

#3 Tierra Huntsman

#5 Lana Doran

#10 Doreen Richardson

#22 Candace Brown

#24 Mayhana Dunovant

#33 Jasmine Dale

GUARDS The Runnin’ Bulldogs have perhaps the most depth at the guard positions than they have had in the previous few seasons, as Dale returns for her fourth season at GWU and will start in the backcourt for Coach Reeves’ squad for the third straight season. The senior led GWU in scoring last season at 10.4 points per game and shot over 42 percent from behind the three-point line which ranked in the top-10 nationally overall. Beside Dale, who will see time at both guard positions due to her experience in running the GWU offense, will be a number of players in Dunovant, Doran, Richardson, Brown and Huntsman. Both Dunovant and Huntsman will see time at the point guard position, while Doran and Richardson, who saw time at the point guard spot last season, will shift over to the two-guard spot where they will look to be more assertive on the offensive end of the floor. Dunovant, who led the team in assists last season, ran the GWU offense for most of last year and will continue to excel in her role as the lead distributer, while Huntsman is a smart, pass-first combo guard, that can shoot the ball at a high percentage from all over the floor. Doran, who was a key outside threat for the Runnin’ Bulldogs along with Dale last season, will continue to look to be that second or third scorer for GWU this season, while Richardson provides Gardner-Webb with the quick, fast-paced play on both ends of the floor and a defensive stopper out on the perimeter. Brown, a 2012-13 Big South All-Freshman Team selection who led GWU in scoring in conference play last season, will again see some time at the off-guard spot where she filled in well last season down the stretch with Dale out due to an injury. Brown was deadly in the mid-range game from a season ago and led the Runnin’ Bulldog guards in both steals and rebounds last year.

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2013-14 GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SEASON PREVIEW

FORWARDS The versatility of the Runnin’ Bulldogs 3 and 4 players gives Coach Reeves and his staff a lot of options at the forward positions, as Brown, Heilig and Currie will all see time at the small forward slot. Brown proved last season that she is capable of defending much bigger players out on the perimeter, while Heilig is a slasher that can post up smaller players on the block. Currie brings a complete game to the table for GWU, as she can score from both inside and out and will see a lot of minutes off the bench this season. At the four spot, or the power forward position, Heilig will give the Runnin’ Bulldogs a chance to play small, while fellow returners in Parker, Koerner and Harris provide both experience and depth at the position.

FORWARDS

#2 Kiera Currie

#11 Olivia Parker

#15 Chariah Harris

#22 Candace Brown

#23 Jessica Heilig

#25 Tabby Koerner

CENTERS

#25 Tabby Koerner

#31 Catrina Green

#40 Christina McQueen

CENTER Once again, the center spot will be manned by Green, who is slated to be the starter for the third straight season in the middle for GWU, while depth will come from a fellow senior in Koerner and in a newcomer in McQueen. Green, who nearly averaged a double-double last season, is efficient down low where she shot over 44 percent last season and gives the Runnin’ Bulldogs an inside threat on both blocks.

Koerner brings experience to the middle for GWU and is also able to extend the defense out with her ability to knock down the outside shot, while McQueen, who can score down low and is very aggressive on the boards, will be asked to provide solid minutes off the bench in her first season as a Runnin’ Bulldog.

Parker, who was second on the team in both rebounding and blocked shots last season, provides a defensive toughness for GWU down low, while both Koerner and Harris have shown that they can not only score in the paint, but that they can also work hard on the glass and get to loose balls on the floor.

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BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE

Embarking on its 30th year in 2013-14, the Big South Conference has matured into a competitive leader in college athletics, actively pursuing excellence on the field of play and in the classroom. The League’s growing presence as an NCAA Division I athletic conference is evident by notable accomplishments on the national stage, innovative marketing and media partnerships, increased television packages, and quality athletic competition while intentionally fostering the

academic, personal, social, athletic and leadership development of each student-athlete. This has evolved into the Conference’s mission of “Developing Leaders Through Athletics.” The Big South Conference was formed on August 21, 1983, when Charleston Southern (then Baptist College) Athletic Director Howard Bagwell and Augusta President George Christenberry began recruiting members into the Big South, receiving initial commitments from Augusta, Charleston Southern, Campbell, Coastal Carolina and Winthrop. One month later, Dr. Edward M. Singleton was selected as the League’s first Commissioner and continued to solicit new members. His efforts led to the additions of Armstrong State, Radford and UNC Asheville, giving the Big South more than the required six members to constitute an official conference. The Big South’s first year of competition was in the Fall of 1984, and in September 1986, the Big South Conference was granted full-fledged NCAA Division I status. During its infancy and prior to securing automatic bids to NCAA Championships, the Big South made early strides in earning at-large berths in several national postseason events, including volleyball, women’s basketball and women’s golf. In 1989, George F. “Buddy” Sasser replaced the retiring Dr. Singleton as Commissioner, and in 1990, the League received its first automatic bid – receiving an automatic qualifier to the NCAA Baseball Championship. Under Sasser’s seven years of leadership, the Conference implemented its public relations and compliance programs, and introduced its first-ever men’s basketball television package, featuring the Big South competing against some of the finest teams in the nation. In August 1996, Kyle B. Kallander replaced Sasser as the League’s third Commissioner, and in his 17 years at the helm of the Big South, Kallander has been instrumental in aggressively promoting the Conference to new heights. The Conference has enjoyed record levels in marketing revenue during his tenure, as he has brought television coverage to Big South women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball and women’s lacrosse for the first time in Conference history, as well as increased national television exposure to the League as a whole through aggressive and unique television packages. Under Kallander’s leadership, the Big South developed and initiated its first long-range strategic plan, re-affirming the League’s vision as a distinctive athletic Conference committed to the quality of institutional life through athletic competition. He also spearheaded the efforts to add football as a championship sport, which came to fruition in 2002, and oversaw the additions of men’s and women’s indoor track & field in 1997 and women’s lacrosse in 2013. At the same time, Kallander has solidified Conference membership, as an all-time high 12 member institutions comprise the 30-year old League. Recent additions include High Point, Gardner-Webb, Presbyterian College and Longwood, plus the return of charter member Campbell University. Kallander’s long range vision has also included technological advancements, as the Conference introduced its first live video streaming event in 2005 and has since expanded its video offerings to more than 900 events annually through a partnership with the member institutions, as well as the creation of several online and social media platforms. Since 2000, the Big South Conference has experienced monumental growth and success in nearly every sport. During this time, the Conference has had an individual National Champion six times, has had more than 300 All-Americans, has reached the “Sweet 16” in men’s soccer, women’s basketball and baseball, has received national Top 25 rankings in football, men’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, men’s outdoor track & field, and men’s golf, had an individual selected to play in the NCAA Singles Championship seven times in addition to the first men’s tennis doubles at-large selection, had the first women’s golf program advance to the national finals, had the No. 1 ranked men’s golfer in the country, had the nation’s top scoring men’s basketball team five consecutive years as well as the national men’s basketball scoring leader twice, has received two at-large playoff berths in the Football Championship Subdivision since 2006, has had six NFL Draft picks, and has had two institutions finish in the top 10 in the NCAA Men’s Golf Championships -- including the Conference’s highest-ever team finish in an NCAA event (fifth in 2007). In 2006-07, the Big South was the only Conference nationwide to have an at-large participant in the football playoffs (Coastal Carolina), a team in the Second Round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament (Winthrop) and a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Baseball Regionals (Coastal Carolina). In fact, Coastal Carolina’s baseball program has been a No. 1 seed four times -- including a national seed for the first time in 2010, while the Chanticleers’ FCS playoff berth in 2006 came in just the fifth-year of the Big South’s football existence. The 2009-10 season saw Liberty’s Sam Chelanga win two NCAA National Championships (cross country, 10,000-meter run); Coastal Carolina’s baseball team reach the Super Regionals for the second time in three years as well as being ranked No. 1 in

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the national RPI and as high as No. 3 in the national polls; and three women’s basketball teams reach the postseason for the first time in Conference history. In 2010-11, Chelanga won two more NCAA National Championships (cross country, outdoor 5,000-meter run), the Big South had its first automatic bid recipient in football (Coastal Carolina), UNC Asheville reached the Second Round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, Coastal Carolina’s women’s golf team was the first in Conference history to advance to the NCAA Championship out of Regional play, and a League-record 18 baseball players were drafted in the 2011 MLB First-Year Player Draft. In 2011-12, the Big South had a record five individuals selected for the NCAA Men’s Golf Regionals -- the most of any Division I conference, as well as a record 42 All-Americans. This past season, the Big South had 32 student-athletes earn All-America distinction, while another 12 were named Academic All-Americans. The Conference also had two football playoff teams – and two playoff wins -- for the first time, had a women’s basketball team win a postseason game for the first time since 2005, had a League-record four men’s basketball teams selected for postseason play, had two men’s soccer teams reach the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive season, and had two men’s and women’s golf programs selected for NCAA Regional play. Several former Big South student-athletes have also reached national prominence in recent years. Coastal Carolina’s Amber Campbell made the U.S. Olympic Team in 2008 and 2012, and was one of five former Big South athletes to compete in the 2008 Games; High Point’s Tamas Kovacs qualified for the 2012 London Games; VMI’s Reggie Williams reached the NBA with the Golden State Warriors in 2010, UNC Asheville’s Ty Wigginton was named an American League All-Star in 2010, and Coastal Carolina’s Dustin Johnson has won seven PGA Tour events since departing the Big South Conference in 2007. Three former Big South baseball players made their major league debuts in 2012, while Avery Warley became the third Big South women’s basketball player to play in the WNBA two years ago. The Conference’s tagline, “Developing Leaders Through Athletics” was unveiled in 2008-09 in conjunction with the Conference’s 25th Anniversary. The League also honored its heritage with the Top 25 “Best of the Best” moments in League history from 1983-2008, with Liberty University’s 10-year women’s basketball championship run from 1996-2007 being crowned the No. 1 moment in the Big South’s first 25 years. The Conference’s on-field accomplishments have been duplicated in the classroom. For the past four years, nearly 50 percent of Conference’s student-athletes were named to the Big South’s Presidential Honor Roll for maintaining a 3.0 grade-point average for the academic year, and the League has had more than 110 Academic All-Americans in its history. Furthermore, the Big South has recorded double figure totals in NCAA Public Recognition Awards for APR progress the last four years. As part of this year’s 30th anniversary celebration, the League will recognize All-Decade Teams for each sport spanning the Conference’s first three decades of existence.

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2013-14 BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PRESEASON POLL

2012-13 BIG SOUTH WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PRESEASON COACHES’ POLL

2013-14 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL PRESEASON POLL

Rk Team (first-place votes) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Points

1. Liberty (13) 13 10 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 261

2. Winthrop (11) 11 11 1 2 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 256

3. Campbell -- 2 12 8 -- -- 2 1 -- -- -- 206

4. High Point -- 2 4 3 8 4 3 -- 1 -- -- 178

5. Gardner-Webb (1) 1 -- 2 5 5 1 1 2 5 3 -- 144

6. Longwood -- -- -- 2 6 4 4 6 1 2 -- 133

7. Presbyterian College -- -- 3 3 1 6 1 3 4 2 2 129

8. Radford -- -- 1 1 2 5 6 3 3 2 2 118

9. Coastal Carolina -- -- -- -- -- 4 6 2 6 4 3 91

10. Charleston Southern -- -- -- 1 2 -- 2 4 2 11 3 79

11. UNC Asheville -- -- -- -- 1 1 -- 4 3 1 15 55

2013-14 PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM

Dequesha McClanahan, WinthropKiera Gaines, Campbell

Stacia Robertson, High PointDaeisha Brown, LongwoodEmily Frazier, Liberty (tie)

Karlee Taylor, Presbyterian (tie)Schaquilla Nunn, Winthrop (tie)

Preseason Player of the YearDequesha McClanahan, Winthrop

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GARDNER-WEBB OVERALL RECORD IN THE BIG SOUTH

YEAR OVERALL RECORD BIG SOUTH RECORD BIG SOUTH FINISH TOURNAMENT2008-09 17-15 7-9 6th 2-1 *2009-10 28-5 15-1 1st 2-1 *2010-11 23-11 11-5 3rd 3-0 ^2011-12 4-25 3-15 10th N/A2012-13 13-18 5-13 9th 1-1 Totals 85-74 41-43 -- 8-3

^ Big South Tournament Champions * Big South Tournament Runner-Up

COACH RICK REEVES IN THE BIG SOUTH

YEAR RECORD BIG SOUTH SCHOOL 1991-92 12-17 7-5 Liberty 1992-93 16-12 10-6 Liberty 1993-94 13-14 10-8 Liberty 1994-95 7-20 5-11 Liberty 1995-96 5-22 2-12 Liberty 1996-97 22-8 9-5 Liberty 1997-98 28-1 12-0 Liberty 1998-99 21-8 9-1 Liberty 2008-09 17-15 7-9 GWU 2009-10 28-5 15-1 GWU 2010-11 23-11 11-5 GWU 2011-12 4-25 3-15 GWU 2012-13 13-18 5-13 GWU TOTAL 209-176 105-91 13 years

BIG SOUTH COACH OF THE YEAR1992-93 (Co)

1996-971998-992009-10

BIG SOUTH REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS

1997-981998-992009-10

BIG SOUTH TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS

1996-971997-981998-992010-11

COACH RICK REEVES YEAR-BY-YEAR OVERALL

YEAR RECORD PCT. SCHOOL 1985-86 8-14 .364 Brescia College 1986-87 17-12 .586 Cumberland 1987-88 19-10 .655 Cumberland 1988-89 19-10 .655 Cumberland 1989-90 Assistant at the University of Florida 1990-91 12-16 .429 Liberty 1991-92 12-17 .414 Liberty 1992-93 16-12 .571 Liberty 1993-94 13-14 .481 Liberty 1994-95 7-20 .259 Liberty 1995-96 5-22 .185 Liberty 1996-97 22-8 .733 Liberty 1997-98 28-1 .966 Liberty 1998-99 21-8 .724 Liberty 1999-2000 17-13 .567 Southern Miss. 2000-01 12-16 .429 Southern Miss. 2001-02 11-17 .393 Southern Miss. 2002-03 14-15 .483 Southern Miss. 2003-04 14-13 .519 Southern Miss. 2004-05 9-18 .333 GWU 2005-06 14-16 .467 GWU 2006-07 14-17 .452 GWU 2007-08 13-18 .419 GWU 2008-09 17-15 .531 GWU 2009-10 28-5 .849 GWU 2010-11 23-11 .676 GWU 2011-12 4-25 .138 GWU 2012-13 13-18 .406 GWU TOTAL 402-381 .513 27 years (HC)

GARDNER-WEBB UNIVERSITYCOACHING RECORDS

COACH YEARS RECORD PCT. Rick Reeves 9 (2004-) 135-143 .486 Eddie McCurley 7 (1995-02) 97-97 .500PhyllisLittlefield 4(1975-79) 48-24 .667 Bud Black 2 (1988-90) 42-19 .689 Brenda Halford 3 (1990-93) 42-41 .506 Sallie Black 6 (1980-86) 36-104 .257 Mark Hannuksela 2 (1993-95) 18-36 .333 Pat Francis 1 (1979-80) 10-10 .500 Jeff Tubbs 2 (1986-88) 5-44 .102 Serena King 1 (2003-04) 5-22 .185 Barry Street 1 (2002-03) 5-22 .185 TOTAL 38 (1975-) 443-562 .442 NCAA DI 12 (2000-) 163-228 .417

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2013-14 GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM

No. Name Pos. Year Height Hometown (Previous School)2 Kiera Currie G/F Fr. 5-10 Romeoville, Ill. (Romeoville H.S.)3 Tierra Huntsman G Fr. 5-8 Connersville, Ind. (Connersville H.S.) 5 Lana Doran G So. 5-9 Northhamptonshire, England (Southfield H.S.)10 Doreen Richardson G So. 5-6 Salisbury, N.C. (Salisbury H.S.)11 Olivia Parker F So. 6-0 Charlotte, N.C. (Providence Day School)12 Savannah Douglass F R-Fr. 6-0 Buckhead, Ga. (Gatewood H.S.)15 Chariah Harris F Jr. 5-11 Chino Hills, Calif. (Chino Hills H.S.)22 Candace Brown G/F So. 5-9 Hinton, West Va. (Summers County H.S.)23 Jessica Heilig F Jr. 5-10 Salisbury, N.C. (Salisbury H.S.)24 Mayhana Dunovant G Jr. 5-5 Charlotte, N.C. (Butler H.S.)25 Tabby Koerner F/C Sr. 6-0 Concord, N.C. (Jay M. Robinson H.S.)31 Catrina Green C Sr. 6-2 Greensboro, N.C. (Western Guilford H.S.)33 Jasmine Dale G Sr. 5-9 LaVergne, Tenn. (LaVergne H.S.)40 Christina McQueen F/C Fr. 6-2 Findlay, Ohio (Findlay H.S.)42 Alicia Quinn F/C So. 6-1 Charlotte, N.C. (Phillip O’Berry Academy)

Head Coach: Rick ReevesAssistant Coach: Blake DuDonisAssistant Coach: Dominique HudsonAssistant Coach: Brittini YoungDirector of Basketball Operations: Cierra Harris

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2013-14 GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM RADIO/TV CHART

# 2 Kiera Currie5-10 * G/F * Freshman

Romeoville, Ill.

# 3 Tierra Huntsman5-8 * G * FreshmanConnersville, Ind.

# 5 Lana Doran5-9 * G * Sophomore

Northhamptonshire, England

# 10 Doreen Richardson5-6 * G * Sophomore

Salisbury, N.C.

# 11 Olivia Parker6-0 * F * Sophomore

Charlotte, N.C.

# 12 Savannah Douglass6-0 * F * Redshirt-Freshman

Buckhead, Ga.

# 15 Chariah Harris5-10 * F * JuniorChino Hills, Calif.

# 22 Candace Brown5-9 * G/F * SophomoreHinton, West Virginia

# 23 Jessica Heilig5-10 * F * JuniorSalisbury, N.C.

# 24 Mayhana Dunovant5-5 * G * JuniorCharlotte, N.C.

# 25 Tabby Koerner6-0 * F/C * Senior

Concord, N.C.

# 31 Catrina Green6-2 * C * Junior

Greensboro, N.C.

# 33 Jasmine Dale5-9 * G * SeniorLaVergne, Tenn.

# 40 Christina McQueen6-2 * F/C * Freshman

Findlay, Ohio

# 42 Alicia Quinn6-1 * F/C * Sophomore

Charlotte, N.C.

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2012-13: Played in 29 games on the season, starting seven for GWU … Averaged 1.9 points and 2.4 rebounds per game … Totaled 55 points and 69 rebounds on the season … Also posted 12 steals and 10 blocks on the year … Shot 40.7 percent overall from the field on the season … Had a season-high 10 points in the win at home over Asbury … Poured in six points in the home contests versus Tennessee Temple and Coastal Carolina … Hauled in a season-high eight rebounds in the two home wins versus Lipscomb and Asbury … Pulled down six rebounds versus Tennessee Temple, at Appalachian State and at home against Coastal Carolina … Recorded five rebounds in the home loss to Liberty … Dished out a season-high four assists in the season opening win over Lipscomb … Recorded three blocks in the home loss to Radford … Registered two steals in the win over N.C. Central … Played a season-high 28 minutes at Appalachian State … Also logged 20 minutes or more on the court versus Lipscomb, Tennessee Temple, Asbury, Coastal Carolina and Radford ... Earned a spot on the 2012-13 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

2011-12: Played in 26 contests on the year, starting four ... Missed some time due to an ankle injury ... Averaged 1.0 point and 1.6 rebounds per game ... Totaled 26 points, 41 rebounds, seven steals and six assists on the year ... Also had two blocks on the season ... Had a season-high 10 points in the road loss at UNC Asheville ... Shot 5-of-6 overall from the floor in the loss at Asheville, which ranks fifth in GWU’s Division I history for highest field goal percentage in a single game ... Also had four points at High Point and three points in the home loss to Appalachian State ... Hauled in a season-high four rebounds at #19 North Carolina, at High Point and at Liberty ... Grabbed three rebounds in five other contests on the year ... Posted two blocks in the loss at Longwood, a season-high ... Played a season-high 31 minutes in the loss at High Point ... Recorded double digit minutes of action in nine different contests on the season ... Earned a spot on the 2011-12 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

2010-11: Played in 28 games, starting one as a true freshman ... Made her first career start in the home win over Longwood ... Averaged 0.7 points and 1.0 rebounds per game ... Totaled 148 total minutes on the season for GWU ... Poured in a career-high five points in the win over Converse ... Posted three points in the home win over Winthrop and over N.C. Central ... Tallied two points, three rebounds, two assists and one steal in the loss at Prairie View in the BTI Tip-Off Classic ... Hauled down three rebounds in the home win over Tennessee Temple ... Also had three rebounds in the home win over Coastal Carolina and Longwood ... Posted two points, two rebounds and a block in the quarterfinals win over Asheville in the Big South Tournament ... Also hauled in two rebounds in nine minutes in the semifinals victory over Winthrop in the Big South Tournament ... Saw time in GWU’s NCAA First Round Tournament game versus No. 3 Miami ... Earned a spot on the 2010-11 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

High School: Was a multi-letterwinner at Jay M. Robinson High School ... Tabbed the Team MVP both as a senior and a junior ... Twice named to the All-Conference Team ... Holds the Jay M. Robinson High School record for career rebounds ... Earned the 1,000 points scored award her senior season ... Averaged 12.0 points, 10.0 rebounds, 5.0 blocks and 2.0 steals per game as a senior ... Was the Christmas Tournament MVP her junior season ... Also played volleyball and softball at Jay M. Robinson ... Holds the school record for most blocks and kills in a single season and for a career ... All-Conference selection in volleyball as a senior ... A Scholar-Athlete Award winner.

Personal: Tabitha Lauren Koerner was born December 9, 1991 in Winchester, Virginia ... Daughter of Loren and Brenda Koerner ... Has two younger siblings ... Majoring in Business Administration.

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Career Statistics Year GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2010-11 28 1 148 7 38 .184 2 15 .133 3 10 .300 11 18 29 1.0 10 0 5 12 3 2 19 0.7 2011-12 26 4 234 9 46 .196 0 3 .000 8 13 .615 13 28 41 1.6 28 0 6 32 2 7 26 1.0 2012-13 29 7 313 24 59 .407 1 2 .500 6 18 .333 27 42 69 2.4 23 1 8 35 10 12 55 1.9 Totals 83 12 695 40 143 .280 3 20 .150 17 41 .415 51 88 139 1.7 61 1 19 79 15 21 100 1.2

CAREER HIGHS

Points: .............................................................. 10 (two times )

Rebounds: .......................................................... 8 (two times)

Assists: ........................................... 4 (vs. Lipscomb, 11/9/12)

Field Goals: ........................................................ 5 (two times)

Steals: ..................................... 2 (vs. N.C. Central, 12/22/12)

Blocks: .............................................. 3 (vs. Radford, 1/10/13)

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2012-13: Played in all 31 games on the season, starting 30 … Led the team and was fourth in the Big South with 9.4 rebounds per game … Was second on the team with 10.2 points per game for the season … Hauled in a team-high 290 rebounds on the year, which ranks as the second most by an individual in a single season in GWU’s Division I history … Also led the team and was fifth in the Big South with 39 blocked shots … Totaled 19 steals for the year … Shot 44.3 percent from the field overall on the season, which ranked seventh overall in the Big South … Grabbed her 500th career rebound in the win at Kennesaw State … Posted 11 double-doubles on the year … Scored in double figures in 18 different contests on the season … Pulled down double digit rebounds in 13 different games … Poured in a season-high 23 points, to go along with 14 rebounds, in the loss at Radford … Posted 20 points and a season-high 17 rebounds in the loss at UNC Greensboro … Recorded 21 points and 16 rebounds at home versus Winthrop … Totaled 18 points and 11 rebounds in the quarterfinals win over Coastal Carolina in the Big South Championship Tournament … Posted 15 points and 12 rebounds in the win over Montreat and 15 points and 10 rebounds in the win over Tennessee Temple … Had 14 points and 14 rebounds in the win at Kennesaw State … Totaled 10 points and 16 rebounds at Radford … Hauled in 15 boards in the loss at Coastal Carolina … Posted a season-high five blocks versus N.C. Central and against Winthrop … Also had four blocks at home versus Charleston Southern … Recorded a season-high three steals in the semifinals loss to Liberty at the Big South Conference Championship Tournament … Averaged 15 points and 10 rebounds over GWU’s two Big South Championship Tournament games …. Played 20 minutes or more in 26 different games on the season … Logged a season-high 39 minutes in the semifinals game versus Liberty in the Big South Championship Tournament.

2011-12: Played in all 29 games, starting 27 ... Led the Runnin’ Bulldogs with 11.2 points and 8.7 rebounds per game ... Posted a team-high 326 points and 253 rebounds on the season ... Led the team with a 45.5 percent field goal percentage on the year ... Recorded 48 blocks and 28 steals on the year ... Her 48 blocks placed her in a tie for fourth-place overall in GWU’s Division I single-season record book ... Also hauled in a team-high 128 offensive rebounds, which ranks second overall in GWU’s DI season-single record book ... Posted a team-high 72 made free throws on the season ... Attempted 147 free throws on the year, which ranks fifth in GWU’s DI single-season history ... Poured in double digit points in 20 different contests ... Posted 10 double-doubles on the season ... Had a career-high 22 points and 16 rebounds in the loss at UNC Asheville ... Also had 21 points and 14 rebounds in the home loss to Charleston Southern ... Scored 19 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in the loss at Lipscomb ... Also had 19 points and 11 rebounds at Charleston Southern ... Tallied 17 points and 15 rebounds in the home win over UNC Asheville ... Had 11 points and 16 rebounds in the win at N.C. Central ... Posted 14 points and 10 rebounds at Winthrop and at Longwood ... Totaled 15 points and 10 rebounds at Coastal Carolina ... Also posted 13 points and 11 rebounds against Kennesaw State ... Recorded 13 rebounds in the win at Radford ... Scored 15 points at home versus Campbell and 13 points against High Point ... Had a career-high five blocks in the home loss to Winthrop ...Posted a career-high four steals in the loss at Coastal Carolina ... Named to the College Sports Madness 2012 Big South All-Conference Second-Team ... Earned a spot on the 2011-12 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

2010-11: Named to the Big South All-Freshman Team ... Played in 33 games, starting 16 of them as a true freshman .... Made first career start at #10 Oklahoma ... Averaged 5.1 points and 4.3 rebounds per game ... Averaged 14.1 minutes per game on the year ... Led the team with a 52.6 percent field goal percentage on the season ... Was third on the team with 143 rebounds and with 28 blocks ...Pulled down a career-high 11 rebounds on three different occasions on the year ... Had a career-high 15 points in the home loss to Liberty ... Posted 13 points and 11 rebounds in first ever Big South game, a home win over Charleston Southern ... Scored seven points and hauled in six rebounds in the home loss to Purdue ... Totaled 10 points and five rebounds in 12 minutes of play in loss at Presbyterian College ... Poured in 11 points and collected seven rebounds in home win over Radford ... Posted a career-high three blocks in win over Radford ... Pulled down seven rebounds in the Big South Championship Title game win over Liberty ... Posted three points and one rebound in GWU’s NCAA First Round Tournament game versus No. 3 Miami ... Earned a spot on the 2010-11 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

High School: Played at Western Guilford High School ... Was a letterwinner in basketball, volleyball and track & field ... Twice named Team MVP ... Was twice named to the First-Team All-Conference Team for basketball ... Averaged 17.0 points, 11.0 rebounds and 5.0 blocks per game as a senior ... Was a two-time All-Conference selection in volleyball ... Also a three-time All-Conference, All-Area and All-State selection in track & field ... An All-Area selection as a senior in track & field ... Was awarded an Athlete Award from the Marines ... Played for the Team Reign and the Pride of the Carolina’s AAU teams ... Averaged 19 points, 12 rebounds and four blocks per game in AAU play.

Personal: Catrina Eileen Green was born May 21, 1992 in Fort Hood, Texas ... Daughter of Patrice Green... Has two older siblings... Majoring in Exercise Science.

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CAREER HIGHS

Points: ................................................ 23 (at Radford, 3/2/13)

Rebounds: ................... 17 ( at UNC Greensboro, 11/17/12)

Assists: ................................................................ 2 (two times)


Steals: .................................... 4 (at Coastal Carolina, 2/4/12)

Blocks: .............................................................. 5 (three times)


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2012-13: Played in and started 24 games on the season … Missed seven games due to an injury … Was second in the Big South and ranked in the top-10 nationally in three-point field goal percentage at 42.6 percent on the season … Led the team and was fourth in the Big South with 55 made three-point field goals … Her 55 made three-point field goals is the fourth most by an individual in a single season in GWU’s Division I history … Led GWU with 10.4 points per game … Also led the team with a free throw percentage of 76.7 percent on the season … Was third on the team with 43 assists on the year … Also posted 25 steals and 54 rebounds for the season … Made at least one three-point basket in 21 games on the season … Scored in double figures in 13 different games for the year … Recorded a season-high 20 points in the loss at home to Longwood … Posted 19 points in the win over Montreat … Totaled 16 points in games at Kennesaw State and at Longwood … Tallied 14 points at High Point, at Charleston Southern and in the home win against UNC Asheville … Pulled down a season-high nine rebounds in the home contest versus Coastal Carolina … Also had six rebounds at Charleston Southern … Recorded a season-high four steals in the victory over Tennessee Temple … Dished out a season-high seven assists in the home win over UNC Asheville … Also registered four assists in the home games versus Coastal Carolina and Campbell … Played 20 minutes or more in 20 different contests on the season … Logged a season-high 39 minutes in the home loss to Winthrop ... Earned a spot on the 2012-13 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

2011-12: Played in all 29 games, starting 26 ... Was second on the team in scoring at 9.3 points per game ... Averaged 2.9 rebounds per contest ... Fourth on the team with 35 steals ... Also fourth on the team with 28 assists ... Led GWU with 46 made three-point field goals on the year ... Was 43-of-59, 72.9 percent, from the free throw line on the year ... Scored double digit points in 14 different contests on the season ...Had a career-high 20 points in the home win over UNC Asheville ... Poured in 16 points in the home win over Coastal Carolina ... Also had 16 points in the loss at Campbell ... Recorded 15 points in the home game against Liberty and at home versus Winthrop ... Was a perfect 4-of-4 from behind the three-point line for 14 points in the loss to Southern California ... Hauled in a career-high eight rebounds in the loss at home to Charleston Southern ... Grabbed five rebounds or more in five different games ... Recorded three steals at #19 North Carolina, at Davidson, at N.C. Central and at home against Asheville ... Made five three-pointers in the win over Asheville, which ranks for the third most in a single-game in GWU’s Division I history ... Played a season-high 40 minutes in the win at N.C. Central ... Recorded 30 minutes of playing time or more in 12 different contests on the year.

2010-11: Played in all 34 games for GWU on the year, starting two as a true freshman ...Made her first career start versus Texas-Pan American in the BTI Tip-Off Classic ... Averaged 5.9 points and 1.8 rebounds per game ... Averaged 16.4 minutes per game ... Was second on the team with 44 made three-pointers on the year ... Shot 33.8 percent from behind the three-point line on the season ... Posted 24 steals and 22 assists on the year ... Scored double digit points in six games on the season ... Poured in a career-high 19 points on five three-pointers in the home win over Tennessee Temple ... Scored 15 points in the home loss to Liberty ... Pulled down a career-high six rebounds in the home loss to Liberty ... Posted 12 points in 25 minutes of play in the home win over Radford ... Also posted 12 points in 16 minutes of action in the win at Longwood ... Poured in five points on 2-of-3 shooting over 11 minutes of play in the Big South Championship Title game versus Liberty ... Tallied six points and six rebounds in 24 minutes of play in GWU’s NCAA First Round Tournament game versus No. 3 Miami.

High School: Lettered for four-years at LaVergne High School ... Scored over 1,500 points as a four-year starter at LaVergne High ... Named to the DNJ First-Team and the All-Tournament Team as a senior ... Also named to the All-State Team and the 7 3A First-Team All-District Team her senior season ... Played in the East vs. West All-Star Game ... Was the leading scorer of the Midwest All-Star Game in St. Louis as a senior ... Averaged 20.8 points, 3.5 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 3.1 steals and 1.0 block per game her senior season ... Tabbed the Team MVP as a freshman.

Personal: Jasmine B. Dale was born July 4, 1992 in Nashville, Tennessee ... Daughter of Celestine Carney and Aric Dale ... Has three brothers and three sisters ... Majoring in Sociology.

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CAREER HIGHS

Points: ................................ 22 (vs. UNC Asheville, 2/18/12)

Rebounds: ....................... 9 (vs. Coastal Carolina, 12/1/12)

Assists: ................................. 7 (vs. UNC Asheville, 1/31/13)

Field Goals: ................................. 8 (vs. Montreat, 11/14/12)

Steals: ............................ 4 (vs. Tennessee Temple, 11/12/12)

Blocks: .............................2 (at Appalachian State, 11/22/10)


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2012-13: Played in 17 games on the season … Averaged 1.1 points and 1.7 rebounds per game … Shot 54.5 percent from the field on the year … Was 6-of-8, 75 percent, from the free throw line on the season … Totaled 18 points and 29 rebounds for the season … Also recorded five steals and two blocks on the year … Scored a season-high six points and pulled down six rebounds in the home win over Tennessee Temple … Hauled in a career-high 11 rebounds in the home win over Montreat … Had four points in the home wins versus Lipscomb and Montreat … Played a season-high 15 minutes in the victory over Montreat … Also logged 12 minutes of play in the loss at High Point and 10 minutes of action in the home win over Tennessee Temple … Named to the Big South All-Academic Team ... Earned a spot on the 2012-13 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

2011-12: Played in 20 games on the year as a true freshman ... Totaled 16 points, 22 rebounds and three steals on the season ... Shot 41.7 percent from the field on the year ... Was 6-of-12 from the free throw line for the season ... Poured in a season-high four points in the loss at Liberty ... Recorded two points at Davidson, at Coastal Carolina and at Longwood ... Also had two points at home versus Presbyterian, High Point and Campbell ... Hauled down a season-high four rebounds in the home loss to High Point ... Grabbed three rebounds in the home losses to Presbyterian and Campbell ... Also had a season-high two steals in the loss at Liberty ... Played a season-high 19 minutes at Liberty ... Also recorded 10 minutes of action in the win over UNC Asheville and at home versus Campbell ... Earned a spot on the 2011-12 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

High School: Lettered for four years at Chino Hills High School ... A two-time First-Team Sierra League selection ... A four-time Team Defensive Player of the Year award winner at Chino Hills High School ... Two-time Team Captain ... Tabbed the team’s Impact Player of the Year her senior year ... Named to the San Gabriel Valley All-Star Team her senior year ... Led her team to the Sierra League Championship for the first-time in the school’s history her senior season ... Helped to guide her team to the third round of the CIF Playoffs her senior year ... Was a key member of the team that posted an undefeated 10-0 League record her senior season ... Set the school record for total rebounds in a single season with 256 her senior year ... Led both her team and the Sierra League in scoring with 367 points her senior year, an average of 12.2 points per game ... Also led the League in rebounds at 8.5 boards per game, blocked shots with 2.0 per game and free throw attempts with 159 ... Also led her team in field goal percentage, shooting 42 percent from the floor ... Was a member of the MPK Heat, Swish, Cal Sparks, and West Coast Premiere AAU Teams ... A four-time Scholar-Athlete ... Graduated with honors ... Received the high standard of excellence in California Scholarship Federation Life Membership ... Also received a GWU Presidential Scholarship.

Personal: Chariah Harris was born January 10, 1993 in Anaheim, California ... Daughter of Donald and Charinda Harris ... Has two siblings, Chaundria and Dylan ... Majoring in Psychology.

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CAREER HIGHS

Points: ........................... 6 (vs. Tennessee Temple, 11/12/12)

Rebounds: ................................. 11 (vs. Montreat, 11/14/12)

Assists: ............................ 1 (at UNC Greensboro, 11/17/12)


Steals: ........................................... 2 (vs. Montreat, 11/14/12)

Blocks: ........................................................ 1 (multiple times)

Career Statistics Year GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2011-12 20 0 101 5 12 .417 0 0 .000 6 12 .500 8 14 22 1.1 9 0 0 8 1 3 16 0.8 2012-13 17 0 79 6 11 .545 0 0 .000 6 8 .750 13 16 29 1.7 4 0 1 5 2 5 18 1.1 Totals 37 0 180 11 23 .478 0 0 .000 12 20 .600 21 30 51 1.4 13 0 1 13 3 8 34 0.9

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2012-13: Played in and started all 31 games for GWU … Was third on the team with 9.3 points per game … Was also fourth on the team with 5.4 rebounds per game … Totaled 289 points and 168 rebounds on the season … Recorded 23 blocks and 23 steals for the year … Also tallied 19 assists on the year … Shot 41.5 percent from the field overall on the season … Scored double digit points in 19 different contests on the year … Had a season-high 19 points in the road win at Kennesaw State … Poured in 16 points in the semifinals loss to Liberty at the Big South Championship Tournament … Also had 16 points in the road win at UNC Asheville … Recorded 15 points in the home win over Montreat and in the road loss at Winthrop … Pulled down a season-high nine rebounds in the home losses to Radford and Charleston Southern … Hauled in eight rebounds at Longwood, versus Campbell, at Presbyterian and versus High Point … Had two steals or more in seven different games … Registered a season-high five blocks in the win at Asheville … Played 20 minutes or more in 26 different contests on the season … Logged a season-high 34 minutes in the loss at Radford.

2011-12: Played in all 29 games, starting 24 as a true freshman ... Made her first career start in the home contest versus Appalachian State ... Averaged 5.2 points and 5.7 rebounds per game ... Was second on the team with 166 rebounds on the year ... Was also second on the team with 54 made free throws on the year ... Recorded 16 assists, 11 blocks and 12 steals on the season ... Averaged 24.4 minutes of action per game on the year ... Had a season-high 11 points at home versus Kennesaw State and Wofford ... Scored 10 points in the overtime loss at home to Presbyterian ... Hauled in double digit rebounds three times on the season ... Had a season-high 15 rebounds in the double overtime win at Radford ... Grabbed 14 rebounds in the home win over Coastal Carolina ... Also posted 11 rebounds in the loss at home to Presbyterian ... Her 12 defensive rebounds in the home win against Coastal Carolina ranks fourth for the most defensive rebounds by a player in a single game in GWU’s DI history ... Played a season-high 38 minutes in the win at Radford and in the home loss to Presbyterian ... Recorded 30 minutes or more of playing time in six different contests.

High School: Lettered at Salisbury High School in Salisbury, N.C. ... Was ranked No. 32 overall at the wing position in the 2011 class by ESPN ... Also ranked as high as No. 24 overall in the Top-25 of 2011 for North Carolina and South Carolina by the Queen City Hoops Report ... A two-time All-Conference selection ... Named Team MVP her senior year ... Helped guide her team to three straight North Carolina Class AA State Championships ... Was a member of the Carolina Elite AAU team ... Also an all-conference selection in track & field her senior year.

Personal: Jessica Christian Heilig was born on October 28, 1992 in Salisbury, N.C. ... Daughter of John Heilig and Teheisha Hamilton ... Has three siblings in Quavist, Kadeja and Kayla ... Majoring in Sociology.

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CAREER HIGHS

Points: ............................... 19 (at Kennesaw State, 12/28/12)

Rebounds: ....................................... 15 (at Radford, 2/27/12)


Field Goals: ........................... 8 (at UNC Asheville, 1/31/13)

Steals: .................................................................. 3 (two times)

Blocks: ................................... 5 (at UNC Asheville, 1/19/13)


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2012-13: Played in 28 games on the season, starting 16 for the Runnin’ Bulldogs … Led the team and was ninth in the Big South with 89 assists on the year … Averaged 4.7 points and 2.1 rebounds per game … Was second on the team with 46 steals on the season … Hauled in 59 rebounds on the year … Shot 59.2 percent from the free throw line for the season … Scored double digit points in four contests on the year … Had a season-high 15 points in the home loss to Coastal Carolina … Poured in 13 points in the win over Asbury and in the road loss at Coastal Carolina … Totaled 11 points in the home contest versus High Point … Dished out six assists or more in eight different games on the season … Collected seven assists in the win over Asbury and in the road loss at Longwood … Registered a season-high five steals versus Asbury and against High Point … Hauled in a career-high six rebounds in the loss at Winthrop … Totaled 20 minutes or more of playing time in 19 contests on the season … Logged a season-high 40 minutes of action in the overtime loss at Coastal Carolina.

2011-12: Played in all 29 games, starting six as a true freshman ... Made her first career start at Winthrop ... Averaged 4.1 points, 1.6 assists and 1.1 rebounds per game ... Second on the team with 47 assists ... Also third on the team with 38 steals on the season ... Was 20-of-63, 31.7 percent, from behind the three-point line on the year ... Shot 18-of-28, 64.3 percent, from the free throw line for the season ... Poured in a season-high 17 points in the home win over Coastal Carolina ... Recorded 12 points in the loss at Charleston Southern ... Also scored 11 points in the home loss to Radford ... Dished out a season-high five assists in the home contests versus Presbyterian and UNC Asheville ... Also recorded four assists at Davidson and at home against Liberty and Radford ... Posted a season-high three steals four times on the season ... Also grabbed a season-high three rebounds four times on the year ... Was perfect from the free throw line in four different contests this season ... Played a season-high 32 minutes at home versus Radford and 31 minutes in the double overtime road win against the Highlanders.

High School: A four-year letterwinner at nearby Butler High School in Charlotte, N.C. ... Named as one of the Top-10 North Carolina sophomore high school players by the Charlotte Observer her sophomore season ... Was tabbed Freshman of the Year her freshman season ... Averaged 14 points, eight steals, seven rebounds and shot 90 percent from the free throw line her senior season ... Helped lead her team to a 26-4 overall record en route to becoming the 2010 4A North Carolina High School State Champions her junior year ... Was also a member of the Charlotte 76ers AAU Team ... Averaged 10 points, three rebounds and two steals her junior season ... Was on the A/B Honor Roll.

Personal: Mayhana Samone Dunovant was born on April 11, 1993 in Charlotte, N.C. ... Daughter of Brian and Marla Dunovant ... Has two siblings in Tremaine Tillmen and Jahrett Dunovant ... Uncle Demario Deese played football at GWU from 2005-08 ... Majoring Business Administration.

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CAREER HIGHS

Points: ............................... 17 (vs. Coastal Carolina, 1/9/12)

Rebounds: ...................................... 6 (at Winthrop, 2/28/13)


Field Goals: ................... 6 (at Charleston Southern, 2/6/12)

Steals: .................................................................. 5 (two times)

Blocks: ............................................................................... N/A


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2012-13: Played in all 31 games on the year, starting 13 at the guard position … Averaged 4.4 points and 1.6 rebounds per game … Was second on the team in three-point field goals made with 27 … Was fourth on the team with 33 steals on the year … Fifth on the team with a total of 32 assists on the season … Scored double digits in four contests on the year … Had a season-high 15 points in the loss at Coastal Carolina … Poured in 14 points at home versus Davidson … Also scored 10 points in both home contests against N.C. Central and versus Radford … Also dished out a season-high four assists in the home contest against Radford … Pulled down a season-high four rebounds twice, versus Longwood and at Charleston Southern … Recorded four steals in the semifinal loss to Liberty in the Big South Championship Tournament … Logged 30 minutes or more in six different contests on the year … Made her first career start in the season opening win over Lipscomb on November 9th.

High School: Played at Barking Abbey High School in London, England ... Part of the team that was the School Final Winners in 2011 & 2010 ... Was also a member of the England National U16 Team and the Great Britain U20 Team ... Was the Most Valuable Player and the Most Improved Player for her U14 and U16 Teams ... Was the starting shooting guard for England’s U16 and U18 National Teams, competing with both squads at the European Championships ... Also a member of the Haringay Angels AAU Team ... Helped lead her team to become the Cup Final Winner in both 2011 & 2010, as well as the Final Four Winners in 2011 & 2010.

Personal: Lana Rose Doran was born on November 5, 1993 in Kettering, England ... Daughter of John and Janis Doran ... Has a brother named Shay ... Has not yet declared a major.

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CAREER HIGHS

Points: ....................................... 15 (vs. High Point, 2/21/13)

Rebounds: .......................................................... 4 (two times)


Field Goals: ................................. 5 (vs. Davidson, 12/13/12)

Steals: .................................................... 4 (vs. Liberty, 3/8/13)


Career Statistics Year GP GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2012-13 31 13 673 46 170 .271 27 107 .252 17 30 .567 13 38 51 1.6 51 2 32 80 3 33 136 4.4 Totals 31 13 673 46 170 .271 27 107 .252 17 30 .567 13 38 51 1.6 51 2 32 80 3 33 136 4.4

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2012-13: Played in all 31 games, starting seven as a true freshman … Averaged 3.2 points and 2.4 rebounds per contest on the season … Third on the team with 35 steals for the season … Was fourth on the team with 38 assists on the year … Recorded at least one assist or more in 17 different games on the season … Poured in a career-high 10 points in the loss at Campbell … Posted nine points at home versus High Point and eight points on the road versus the Panthers … Dished out a season-high seven assists in the win over Asbury … Hauled in a season-high 10 rebounds in the road loss at High Point … Grabbed six rebounds in the contest at Campbell … Collected four steals at UNC Greensboro and at home versus High Point … Played a season-high 27 minutes against both Campbell and High Point at home … Made her first career start in the home loss to Davidson on December 13th.

High School: Was a multi-sport letterwinner at Salisbury High School in Salisbury, North Carolina ... Was ranked as high as No. 39 overall at the point guard position by ESPN HoopGurlz ... Rated as a 3-star point guard ... Named the Team MVP her senior season ... Also named the Most Athletic Female at Salisbury H.S. as a senior ... Led her team to a 24-3 overall record and State Runner-Up her senior year ... Team was ranked as high as 38th overall in the state of North Carolina her senior season ... Guided her team to a 26-1 overall record and its third-straight State Championship her junior season ... Her team was ranked No. 1 in the state and reached as high as 88th overall nationally her junior year ... Was tabbed the Team MVP for the junior varsity team as a freshman ... Also was a two-time All-Regional Runner, two-time All-Conference selection and two-time All-County pick in cross country ... Also lettered in track & field ... Was also a member of the Carolina Elite AAU Team ... Was a Scholar-Athlete Award winner and an A/B Honor Roll member.

Personal: Doreen Richardson was born on May 17, 1994 in New York City, New York ... Daughter of Deborah West ... Has two siblings named Sophia and Dominique West ... Intends to major in English Education.

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CAREER HIGHS

Points: ........................................... 10 (at Campbell, 2/14/13)

Rebounds: .................................... 10 (at High Point, 1/5/13)

Assists: ............................................. 7 (vs. Asbury, 11/24/12)


Steals: .................................................................. 4 (two times)



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2012-13: Played in 30 games on the season, starting nine as a true freshman … Averaged 7.2 points and 6.0 rebounds per game … Was second on the team and sixth in the Big South with 37 blocks … Was also second on the team with a total of 181 rebounds … Recorded 26 steals and 23 assists on the season … Shot 42.5 percent from the floor overall on the year … Was 10-of-21, 47.6 percent, on the season from behind the three-point line, which ranks as the second best three-point field goal percentage by an individual in a single season in GWU’s Division I history … Recorded a double-double of 16 points, a season-high, and 10 rebounds in the quarterfinals win over Coastal Carolina in the Big South Championship Tournament … Scored double digit points in eight contests on the season … Also pulled down double digit rebounds in five different games on the year … Poured in 13 points in home wins over Montreat and Asbury … Also tallied 12 points in the home loss to Longwood and in the road loss at Coastal Carolina … Recorded 11 points in both the win over Tennessee Temple and against Liberty in the semifinals of the Big South Championship Tournament … Had 10 points in the win at Wofford … Pulled down a season-high 13 boards in home losses to Campbell and Winthrop … Hauled in 12 rebounds in the loss at Longwood and 11 rebounds in the win over N.C. Central … Posted a season-high five steals in the home loss to High Point … Registered a season-high four blocks three times on the year … Played 20 minutes or more in 13 different contests on the season … Totaled a season-high 29 minutes twice … Made her first career start in the home loss to Longwood on December 9th ... Earned a spot on the 2012-13 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner at Providence Day School in Charlotte, N.C. ... Was ranked as high as 151 nationally among forwards for the 2012 class by ESPN HoopGurlz ... Was a two-time All-Conference selection ... Named to the All-State Team her senior season ... Led her team to back-to-back North Carolina State Championships in her senior and junior seasons ... Named as one of the 2012 Players to Watch by the Premier Basketball Report, her sophomore season ... Tabbed the Christmas Tournament MVP both her sophomore and freshman seasons ... Also lettered in volleyball and track & field ... Also a member of the FBC Southeast Elite AAU Team ... Played for two seasons for the Charlotte Lady Nets AAU Team ... Also a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Olivia Nicole Parker was born on January 6, 1994 in Charlotte, N.C. ... Daughter or Douglas and Susan Parker ... Has three older siblings in Mark, Claudia and Ariel ... Has not yet declared a major.

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CAREER HIGHS

Points: ................................. 16 (at Coastal Carolina, 3/6/13)

Rebounds: ........................................................ 13 (two times)

Assists: .................................. 3 (at Coastal Carolina, 3/6/13)

Field Goals: .......................... 7 (at Coastal Carolina, 3/6/13)

Steals: ........................................... 5 (vs. High Point, 2/21/13)



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2012-13: Was named to the Big South All-Freshman Team … Was tabbed the Big South Crons Brand Freshman of the Week three times throughout the season … Played in all 31 games on the season for GWU, starting 15 as a true freshman … Was fourth on the team with 8.3 points per game … Was also third on the team with 5.5 rebounds per game … Led GWU in scoring at 9.9 points per game in Big South Conference play … Led the team with 59 steals on the season … Was second on the team with 67 assists … Was also third on the team with 169 total rebounds … Also recorded 16 blocks on the year … Shot 40.6 percent from the floor overall on the season … Also shot 64 percent overall from the free throw line for the year … Registered four double-doubles on the season … Posted double digit points in 12 different contests on the season … Pulled down double digit rebounds in five different games on the year … Poured in a season-high 22 points in the road win at Charleston Southern … Hauled in a season-high 13 rebounds in the season opening win versus Lipscomb … Posted 11 points and 13 rebounds in the home win over Lipscomb … Totaled 16 points and 12 rebounds at Winthrop and 18 points and 10 rebounds at Radford … Also had 14 points and 11 rebounds in the quarterfinals win over Coastal Carolina in the Big South Championship Tournament … Tallied 18 points in the home win over PC and 15 points in the home loss to Charleston Southern … Totaled a season-high seven steals in the win at UNC Asheville … Also recorded six steals in the win at Charleston Southern and five thefts in the road loss to Coastal Carolina … Dished out a season-high seven assists in the loss at Coastal Carolina … Also totaled six assists in the loss at Radford and five assists in the loss to Liberty in the semifinals of the Big South Championship Tournament … Played 30 minutes or more in 10 different contests on the season … Played a season-high 40 minutes in the overtime loss at Coastal Carolina … Made her first career start in the season opener versus Lipscomb on November 9th.

High School: Was a four-year letterwinner at Summers County High School in Hinton, West Virginia ... Was a McDonalds All-American nominee her senior season ... Was also named the Bluefield Daily Telegraph/Pocahontas Coal Association Player of the Year as a senior ... Was also named a Scott Brown Memorial/Beckley Newspapers All-Star selection her senior season ... Was runner-up for the Gatorade Player of the Year for the state of West Virginia in 2012 ... A four-time First-Team All-State and four-time First-Team All-Conference Team recipient ... Led the nation in scoring her senior year with 36.6 points per game ... Also holds the school record with 49 points in a single game and 27 rebounds in a single game ... Set new school records for career marks in points (1,679), steals (476) and made free throws (490) ... Holds the single season school records in steals (179), made free throws (300), made field goals (301) and rebounds (294) ... Was a key part of Summers County’s 105-game winning streak over her four-year career ... Also lettered in volleyball and track & field in which she was a State Champion in both sports ... Also a member of the West Virginia Team Purpose AAU Team.

Personal: Candace Renee Brown was born on November 8, 1993 in Beckley, West Virginia ... Daughter of Ken Harshaw and Lisa Brown ... Has four siblings named Sierra, Jolysa, Ashley and Isaiah ... Has not yet declared a major.

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CAREER HIGHS

Points: ........................ 22 (at Charleston Southern, 1/26/13)

Rebounds: ................................... 13 (vs. Lipscomb, 11/9/12)

Assists: ................................ 7 (at Coastal Carolina, 2/16/13)

Field Goals: ............... 10 (at Charleston Southern, 1/26/13)

Steals: ..................................... 7 (at UNC Asheville, 1/19/13)



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2012-13: Played in all 31 games on the season, starting three as a true freshman … Averaged 2.5 points and 2.6 rebounds per game … Posted 10 steals and five rebounds on the year … Also dished out seven assists on the season … Pulled down 82 rebounds for the season … Shot 40 percent from the field overall on the year … Scored a season-high seven points versus Tennessee Temple, against Longwood and at home versus High Point … Had six points in the losses at UNC Greensboro and at Campbell … Hauled in a season-high seven rebounds in home contests versus Montreat, Asbury, High Point and Liberty … Also had six rebounds in the loss at Longwood and in the defeat at Campbell … Tallied a season-high three steals in the win at home over Montreat … Logged 15 minutes or more of playing time in 12 different contests … Played a season-high 24 minutes on the road at Campbell … Also played 21 minutes in the home loss to Liberty … Made her first career start at home versus Davidson on December 13th ... Earned a spot on the 2012-13 Big South Presidential Honor Roll.

High School: Played at Phillip O’Berry Academy of Tech in Charlotte, N.C. ... A four-time All-Conference selection ... Ranked as high as 68th overall at the forward spot for the class of 2012 by ESPN HoopGurlz ... A 3-star forward ... Was named the Team MVP her junior season, as she led her team to a 24-4 overall record ... Also a member of the Charlotte 76ers AAU Team ... A key player on the team that was the 2008 13U NC Western Regional Champions ... Also on the team that placed third at the 2007 12U NC AAU State, fourth at the 2007 12U NC AAU Regionals and 13th at the 2007 12U Nationals ... Also lettered in volleyball ... A member of the National Honor Society and A/B Honor Roll.

Personal: Alicia Quinn was born on January 27, 1994 in Gastonia, N.C. ... Daughter of Leslie and Jairus Michael and Moncreif Michael ... Has two younger siblings named Milan Quinn and Mykhaiah Michael ... Has not yet declared a major.

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CAREER HIGHS

Points: ......................................................... 7 (multiple times)

Rebounds: .................................................. 7 (multiple times)

Assists: ............................................. 2 (vs. Campbell, 1/7/13)

Field Goals: ................................................ 3 (multiple times)

Steals: ........................................... 3 (vs. Montreat, 11/14/12)



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2012-13: Redshirted … Sat out the season due to an injury.

High School: A four-year letterwinner and a multi-sport athlete at Gatewood High School in Eatonton, Ga. ... A two-time All-Region selection for basketball ... Two-time Team MVP Award winner for basketball and was also named the Most Improved player her sophomore season ... Was also named to the All-State Team her senior season ... Led her team to the State Championship her senior season ... Part of the team that was the State Runner-Up her junior year ... Also a key player on the State Championship and Regional Championship Team her sophomore season ... Three-time All-Region and All-State selection in track & field ... A Georgia State record-holder in the 3000-meter hurdles, the 100-meter hurdles and the high jump ... A multi-State Champion in track & field .... Also lettered in softball where she won the Coaches’ Award and was named the Team MVP ... Lettered in soccer where she was tabbed the Best Offensive Player.

Personal: Savannah Grace Douglass was born on October 22, 1993 in Marietta, Ga. Daughter of Christine Warren ... Has a younger sibling named Hunter ... Intends to major in Psychology.

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High School: A letter award winner in basketball at Romeoville High School under head coach Julio Carrasco … Started her high school career at Bolingbrook High School … Tabbed the Player of the Year by the Herald News her senior season … Was the Conference MVP her senior year … Also named to the All-State, All-Area and All-Conference Teams during her high school career … Named the Team MVP her senior season … Guided her team to a 22-3 overall record her senior season and a ranking as high as No. 36 overall in the state of Illinois … Averaged 18.5 points, 10.0 rebounds and 5.0 assists per game as a senior … Also a member of the Bolingbrook Panthers AAU Team … Lettered in volleyball at Romeoville High School … A four-year Honor Roll member and a Scholar-Athlete Award winner.

Personal: Kiera Currie was born on April 18, 1995 in Bolingbrook, Illinois … Daughter of Anthony and Kimberly Currie … Has a younger sister named Kimora … Intends to major in Biology.

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High School: Lettered at Connersville High School under head coach Michael Thompson … Second leading scorer in Connersville High School’s history with over 1,000 career points … Three-time Team MVP selection … Two-time All-State Honorable Mention recipient … Was named to the Rumble on the River All-Tournament Team twice … Earned a spot on the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association Top-100 list … Also named to the Hoosier Basketball Magazine Top-100 players her senior year … Tabbed the Athlete of Year her senior season … Was a Hoosier Basketball Magazine All-State pick her junior season … Also named to the Junior All-Star Team as a junior … Named the Whitewater Valley Player of the Year her junior season … Averaged 21.1 points and 3.6 assists per game as a senior … Holds the CHS school record with most free throws made in a single game with 15 … Also holds the school record with the most free throws made in one season with 109 overall … A member of the Indiana Flight AAU Team under head coach Greg Mason … Tabbed a Spartan Scholar-Athlete.

Personal: Tierra Huntsman was born on September 15, 1994 in Oxford, Ohio … Daughter of Kenny and Ericka Huntsman … Has two younger siblings in Harlee and Lilly Anne … Intends to major in Exercise Science.

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High School: Was a four-year letter award winner at Findlay High School under head coach Connie Lyon … Holds the Findlay High School record with the most blocks in a season with 72 and most blocks in a single game with nine … Was a two-time Three Rivers Athletic Second-Team All-Conference selection … Named to the Toledo Blade Top-25 in both 2013 and 2012 … Named to the District 8 All-District Team twice, as both a junior and senior … Played in the District 8 Senior All-Star Game her senior year … Was a participant in the 2013 Ohio/Indiana All-Star Game as a senior … Tabbed Findlay’s Most Valuable Defensive Player her senior year and the Most Valuable Player as a junior … Was chosen to participate in the Ohio Girls Basketball Report Top-64 Showcase as a junior … Named to and took part in the OHSBCA Underclassmen Top-100 Showcase event in 2010 … Guided her Findlay team to an 18-5 overall record her senior year … Averaged 10.8 points, 8.8 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game her senior season … Was also a member of the Team Supreme AAU Team coached by Willie Jordan and the Northwest Hoopstars coached by Carrie Seglar.

Personal: Christina Renee McQueen was born on February 15, 1995 in Defiance, Ohio … Daughter of Johnny and Colette McQueen … Has three older siblings in Marcus, Candice and Jonette … Both Candice and Jonette played basketball at the intercollegiate level … Intends to major in Human Resources.

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Head Coach Rick Reeves, a four-time Big South Coach of the Year (1992-93, 1996-97, 1997-98, 2009-10) is entering his 10th season overall at the helm of the Gardner-Webb University Women’s Basketball program in 2013-14. Reeves came to Boiling Springs after spending five seasons as the head women’s basketball coach at Southern Miss. Prior to his arrival at Southern Miss. in 1999-2000, Reeves was named the Big South Conference Coach of the Year three times and the State Coach of the Year in Virginia once during his nine year tenure from 1990-99 directing the Liberty Lady Flames’ program in Lynchburg, Va. Reeves, who has a tremendous history of rebuilding NCAA Division I programs during his 27 years of collegiate coaching, has taken his teams to the postseason six times at the Division I level - including taking GWU to its first-ever NCAA postseason appearance in 2010-11, the WNIT in 2009-10, Southern Miss to the WNIT in 1999-2000, and three-straight trips to the NCAA Tournament at Liberty University (1997-1999) in which his Liberty teams combined to post a 71-16 record overall over that three year span. As the all-time career wins leader in Gardner-Webb’s Women’s Basketball history with 135 career victories, Reeves recently recorded his 400th career win with the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ 55-38 home win over Presbyterian College on February 7, 2013. On November 11, 2010, Coach Reeves became the women’s basketball all-time career wins leader with his 98th win at GWU, which he followed up only two games later with his 100th career win while at GWU on December 5, 2010. Over his time at Gardner-Webb University, Reeves has taken a program that won a combined 13 games over its first three years as an NCAA Division I member (2001-04) prior to his arrival, to its first-ever NCAA Women’s Basketball National Championship Tournament appearance in 2010-11 and its first-ever WNIT postseason tournament in 2009-10. Gardner-Webb also recorded its first-ever Big South Championship in 2010-11, defeating No. 1 seeded Liberty in the Championship game 67-66, one-year after running through the League in 2009-10 to win the program’s first-ever Big South Regular Season Championship with a stellar 15-1 conference record. The Runnin’ Bulldogs have also received national attention under Reeves, as the 2009-10 team received votes in the ESPN/USA Today Top-25 Coaches Poll for 15 weeks out of the season, receiving as many as 15 votes overall on three different occasions. In fact, Reeves’ 2009-10 team posted 28 wins overall for the year, which not only set a new school record for the most victories in a single season by a GWU women’s basketball team in its history, but also tied the record for the most wins for a Big South Conference team in the history of the Big South. The 2010-11 team followed with 23 wins overall the next year in 2010-11 to give the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ its first back-to-back 20 win seasons in the program’s history. His teams have set the new GWU Division I school record for the most wins in a single season four different times, first in 2004-05 with nine wins, again a season later in 2005-06 with 14 wins, once more in 2008-09 with 17 wins and then one more time in 2009-10 with 28 victories. Reeves has taken the Runnin’ Bulldogs to three Big South Championship games (2009, 2010 & 2011) over the last five years and has lead his teams to a total of four Big South Championships overall during his time at both Liberty and Gardner-Webb. Reeves has guided his teams to three Big South Regular Season Championships (1997-98, 1998-99, 2009-10), four Big South Tournament Championships (1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99, 2010-11), six Big South Tournament Championship game appearances (1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11) and a total of eight conference tournament championship title games overall (6 Big South, 1 Atlantic Sun, 1 Conference USA) as a head coach at the NCAA Division I level since 1990-91. Under his tutelage at Gardner-Webb, Reeves has seen five players surpass the 1,000 career points mark in Dominique Hudson (1,407), Margaret Roundtree (1,337), Sequenta Blackman (1,195), Monique Hudson (1,147) and Shameka Smith (1,136), while six student-athletes have hauled in over 500 career rebounds in Smith (992), Roundtree (789), Brittany Harmon (725), Catrina Green (686), LaTroya Pope (656) and Crissy Guzman (559). Reeves has coached seven Big South All-Conference selections, two Big South All-Freshman honorees, and seven Big South All-Tournament recipients since the Runnin’ Bulldogs joined the Conference in 2008-09, as well as the 2009-10 Big South Women’s Basketball Player of the Year in Margaret Roundtree.

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Prior to Gardner-Webb moving to the Big South in 2008, Reeves mentored three Atlantic Sun All-Conference selections and four A-Sun All-Freshman Team members in four seasons from 2004-08. Overall, Coach Reeves’ has coached three Big South Players of the Year (Elena Kisseleva 1997-98 & 1998-99, Margaret Roundtree 2009-10), two Big South Freshman of the Year (Angie Johnson 1991-92, Elena Kisseleva 1996-97), 23 All-Conference honorees, 12 All-Freshman selections and 16 All-Tournament recipients over his 23 years as an NCAA Division I women’s basketball head coach. Off the court, the Runnin’ Bulldogs have worked just as hard in the classroom as on the court, as Reeves and his staff have placed eight student-athletes on the Big South All-Academic Team and 33 players on the Big South Presidential Honor Roll since 2008-09 and a total of 29 student-athletes on the Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team from 2004-08. In 2011-12, senior Brianna Dillard was named as the Big South Women’s Basketball Co-Scholar-Athlete of the Year. As a testament to Reeves’ positive influence as a coach on the collegiate level, over 80 former players have gone into the coaching ranks following graduation - with those players on coaching staffs in the Big East, SEC, Big South, Conference USA, Missouri Valley, MAC, Sun Belt and Southern Conference, among others. Reeves, a 1981 graduate of Indiana State University, earned a master’s degree from Western Kentucky in 1985. He landed his first collegiate head coaching position at Brescia (Ky.) College in 1985, and was the school’s first head women’s basketball coach, starting the program from scratch with 15 freshmen on his roster. From there Reeves went to Cumberland (Tenn.) University in 1986, and led the team to three top-20 finishes at the NAIA level before moving on to an assistant’s position at the University of Florida in 1989-90. Reeves is married to the former Ramona Parnell of Columbia, Ky. The couple has two daughters, Kim Brewton, who is a former GWU assistant coach and currently an assistant coach at MTSU, and Krystal Reeves-Evans, who is an assistant coach at Georgetown. The Reeves’ also have five granddaughters in Grace, Kalyn, Braylee, Britton and Brielle.

Reeves’ Coaching File* Four-time Big South Coach of the Year

* Six postseason tournament appearances (NCAA Tournament - 2011, 1999, 1998, 1997)

(WNIT - 2010, 2000)

* GWU Women’s Basketball All-Time Career Wins Leader (135)

* Recorded his 400th career win on Feb. 7, 2013

* Three-time Big South Regular Season Champions (Regular Season Champions - 1997-98, 1998-99, 2009-10)

* Four-time Big South Tournament Champions(Tournament Champions - 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99, 2010-11)

* Has made eight conference tournament championship games(Big South - 6, Atlantic Sun - 1, Conference USA - 1)

* Has coached three Big South Players of the Year

* Has coached two Big South Freshman of the Year

* Has coached 23 All-Conference selections (NCAA DI)

* Has coached 12 All-Freshman Team members (NCAA DI)

* Has coached 16 All-Tournament Team selections (NCAA DI)

* A member of the Cumberland Athletics Hall of Fame

Reeves’ Coaching History 2004 - present Gardner-Webb Head Coach 1999 - 2004 Southern Miss Head Coach 1990 - 1999 Liberty Head Coach 1989 - 1990 Florida Assistant Coach 1986 - 1989 Cumberland Head Coach 1985 - 1986 Brescia Head Coach

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Blake DuDonis begins his second year as an assistant coach for the Gardner-Webb Women’s Basketball team in 2013-14, having joined head coach Rick Reeves’ staff in June of 2012. DuDonis returned to his alma mater after serving one year as an assistant coach with the Merrimack College women’s basketball program in North Andover, Mass. in 2011-12. DuDonis will serve as the recruiting coordinator and will work with the Runnin’ Bulldog post players in 2013-14. In 2012-13, DuDonis’ first season on staff at GWU, he was in charge of film exchange and travel for the Runnin’ Bulldogs, worked with post players and oversaw the student managers and work-study staff. As a student-assistant coach at GWU from 2009-11, DuDonis, who oversaw practice preparation, film sessions and game day events, helped the Runnin’ Bulldogs win its first-ever Big South Conference Championship and reach the NCAA tournament for the first time in school history as a 14 seed with a 23-11 record in 2010-11. In 2009-10, he helped the women’s basketball program win the Big South Reuglar Season Championship and reach the WNIT for the first time in the program’s history with a school record 28-5 mark. DuDonis graduated from Gardner- Webb University (NC) in 2011 with B.A. in Journalism- News Editorial. While at Gardner- Webb he was editor-in-chief of the school paper, The Pilot, for three years. While there, he interned with the college basketball magazine, The Basketball Times, and conducted interviews with NBA Hall of Famers Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Artis Gilmore, as well as ESPN analyst Jay Bilas and Memphis Grizzles owner Chris Wallace. He also served as the color commentary for Gardner- Webb men’s basketball games for the local radio station, 88.3, WGWG.

DuDonis’ Coaching History 2012 - present Gardner-Webb Assistant Coach 2011 - 2012 Merrimack College Assistant Coach 2009 - 2011 Gardner-Webb Student-Assistant

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Dominique Hudson, who helped lead Gardner-Webb to its first-ever Women’s Basketball NCAA Tournament appearance in 2010-11 and its first-ever WNIT appearance in 2009-10, returns to the women’s basketball program having played for Coach Reeves and the Runnin’ Bulldogs from 2007-11. Hudson begins her second year on the sidelines at her alma mater in 2013-14 having joined Coach Reeves’ staff in June 2012. Hudson works primarily with the perimeter players and helps with the complex Gardner-Webb offense. During her playing career at Gardner-Webb, Hudson was a two-time Big South All-Conference First-Team selection, a three-time Big South All-Tournament honoree and was tabbed the 2011 Big South Women’s Basketball Championship Tournament Most Valuable Player as she led the Runnin’ Bulldogs to their first-ever postseason conference championship. Hudson, who was also a two-time North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association First-Team University Division All-State Team recipient and a 2007-08 Atlantic Sun All-Freshman Team honoree, graduated with a degree in Sport Management in August 2011. Hudson finished her career as GWU’s Division I all-time leading scorer with 1,407 career points, which also ranks fifth overall all-time in GWU history. Hudson also finished her career as GWU’s DI career assists leader with 579 career assists and steals leader with 244 career thefts. She ranks first in GWU’s DI career record book in games played (129), minutes played (3,545) and free throws made (419) and second in GWU DI history in most games started (102), third in field goals made (443) and fifth in three-pointers made (102).

Hudson’s Playing Accolades* Led GWU to first-ever NCAA Division I Championship

Tournament appearance (2010-11)* Led GWU to first-ever WNIT appearance (2009-10)

* Two-time Big South All-Conference First-Team selection* Three-time Big South All-Tournament honoree

* 2011 Big South Women’s Basketball Championship Tournament MVP

* Two-time NCCSIA All-State First-Team member* 2007-08 Atlantic Sun Conference All-Freshman Team member

* GWU’s Division I All-Time Leading Scorer (1,407 career points)* Ranks fifth in GWU’s career record books in scoring

(1,407 career points)* GWU’s Division I All-Time Assists Leader (579 career assists)* GWU’s Division I All-Time Steals Leader (244 career steals)

* First in GWU’s DI career record books in games played (129), minutes played (3,545) and free throws made (419)

Hudson’s Coaching History 2012 - present Gardner-Webb Assistant Coach

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Brittini Young begins her first season with the Runnin’ Bulldog women’s basketball program in 2013-14, joining head coach Rick Reeves’ staff in July 2013. Young will work with the guards as well as assist in video exchange, both on campus and off campus recruiting, practices and both in-season and off-season workouts. Young came to Gardner-Webb after serving as a graduate assistant coach for the Columbus State University Lady Cougar basketball program over the last two years where she worked primarily with the guard development, tape exchange, recruiting, workouts and office administrative duties. During her two years on the sidelines at Columbus State, Young helped to guide the Lady Cougars to back-to-back 16-11 seasons in 2012-13 and 2011-12, as well as add to its streak of 23 straight years that the Lady Cougars have made it to the Peach Belt Conference Tournament. A North Carolina native who played high school basketball at Eastern Randolph High School in Ramseur, N.C. for her father Jim Young, Young returns to her home state where she had a stellar four-year career at Mars Hill College from 2007-11. She was a three-time SAC All-Conference selection (2009, 2010, 2011) and was named to the SAC All-Freshman Team in 2008. During her senior season, Young averaged 17.6 points per game, led the South Atlantic Conference in three-point percentage and was second in the conference in both assists and free-throw percentage. A Capital One Academic All-District selection and the 2010-11 SAC Women’s Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Young ended her career with five school records and was fourth all-time on the school’s career scoring list with 1,731 points. Young has worked at several different basketball camps including ones held at Mars Hill College, the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Gardner-Webb University and Armstrong Atlantic State University. She’s served as a referee on different levels and has also attended the NCAA Coaches Forum. Off the court at Mars Hill, Young served as the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) Vice-President in both her junior and senior years and as the Secretary as a sophomore. Young was also a part of the Business Honor Club and the Alpha Chi National Honor Society. Young received a degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting and a minor in Spanish from Mars Hill in May 2011. She earned a Master’s degree in Organizational Leadership with a concentration in Human Resources from Columbus State in May 2013.

Young’s Playing Accolades* Three-time SAC All-Conference selection

(2009, 2010, 2011)

* Named to the SAC All-Freshman Team (2008)

* Named to the NCCSIA College Division All-State Team (2009-10)

* Honorable Mention All-American by the Women’s Division II Bulletin (2009-10)

* 2010-11 SAC Women’s Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year

* 2010-11 ESPN The Magazine/Captial One Academic All-District selection

* Ranks fourth all-time on Mars Hill’s career scoring list with 1,731 career points

* Holds the Mars Hill single-season record with 173 free throws made (2009-10)

* Holds the Mars Hill single-season record with 22 points per game (2009-10)

* Holds the Mars Hill single-season record in free throw percentage at 86.5 percent (2008-09)

* Holds the Mars Hill single-season record in 3pt field goal attempts with 181 (2008-09)

Young’s Coaching History 2013 - present Gardner-Webb Assistant Coach 2011 - 2013 Columbus State Graduate Assistant

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Cierra Harris begins her second year as the Director of Operations for the Gardner-Webb Women’s Basketball team in 2013-14. Harris, who transitioned from a student-athlete to the Director of Women’s Basketball Operation in 2012-13, gave up her last year of eligibility due to injury to help on Head Coach Rick Reeves’ staff. Harris assists in everyday operations such as team travel, on-campus recruiting and video exchange. Harris played for the Runnin’ Bulldogs for three years from 2009-12 and saw action at both forward and center positions. The Inman, S.C. native battled injuries for her entire career, yet suited up for 39 contests for the Runnin’ Bulldogs. Harris graduated from Gardner-Webb in December 2012 with her B.S. degree in Sociology.

Harris’ Coaching History 2012 - present Gardner-Webb Director of Operations

Harris’ Playing History 2009 - 2012 Gardner-Webb University 2005 - 2009 Dorman High School

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The Gardner-Webb women’s basketball team had one of the largest turn-a-rounds in terms of overall wins this season, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs posted 13 victories in 2012-13, an improvement of nine wins from the previous season. The Runnin’ Bulldogs not only improved on its record from the 2011-12 season, but head coach Rick Reeves’ squad was also relevant nationally in a number of statistical categories all season long. GWU posted an overall 13-18 record on the season and went 5-13 in Big South Conference play to finish ninth in the Big South Conference Regular season standings. The Runnin’ Bulldogs went on to win its Big South Championship Tournament quarterfinals game over No. 8 Coastal Carolina, 64-60, to advance to the semifinals against the No. 1 Liberty Lady Flames, who defeated GWU 78-61 to end the season for the Runnin’ Bulldogs. Gardner-Webb finished ranked in the top-15 nationally in field goal percentage defense, as the Runnin’ Bulldogs held its opponents to only 34.5 percent shooing on the season, and in the top-25 with a plus 6.7 advantage in rebound margin on the year. For the season, the Runnin’ Bulldogs, which had no active seniors on the roster and a total of nine underclassmen suit up in at least 17 contests on the year, posted a number of top-five team single season records in most games played (31), lowest opponent scoring average (58.1 points per game), highest three-point field goal percentage (30.9 percent), highest rebounding average (44.9 per game) and highest steals average (9.5 per game). Individually, freshman Candace Brown, who led the Runnin’ Bulldogs with an average of 9.9 points per game in Big South Conference play, was named to the Big South All-Freshman Team, while sophomore forward Chariah Harris earned a spot on the Big South All-Academic Team. Junior Jasmine Dale, who was ranked in the top-10 nationally in three-point field goal percentage for most of the season, was second in the conference at 42.6 percent behind the arc and climbed into second-place overall in GWU’s

Division I record books with 145 career made three-pointers. Dale also led the team in scoring with an average of 10.4 points per game, despite missing seven games due to an injury, while fellow junior Catrina Green was right on her heels with her average of 10.2 points per game. Green, who surpassed the 500 career rebound mark midway through the season, averaged 9.4 rebounds per game, which ranked fourth in the Big South Conference overall, and jumped into the top-five in GWU’s Division I career record books in rebounds (686), offensive rebounds (323) and in blocked shots (115). Sophomores Jessica Heilig and Mayhana Dunovant also reached career marks during the year, as Heilig topped both the 400 career points and 300 career rebounds mark, while Dunovant exceeded the 100 career assists mark midway through the season. Coach Reeves also reached another career milestone, as Gardner-Webb’s 55-38 home win over Presbyterian on February 7th proved to be the 400th win of his career, putting him in a small group of coaches to reach that mark at the NCAA Division I intercollegiate level.

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The Runnin’ Bulldogs started the season off with three straight home wins over Lipscomb, Tennessee Temple and Montreat College to start the year off at 3-0 overall heading into its first road game of the year. GWU dropped each of its first two road games, back-to-back losses at UNC Greensboro and Appalachian State, before returning home after the Thanksgiving break to post a 76-41 win over Asbury to improve to 4-2 overall on the season. After Gardner-Webb dropped three straight games, all at home to Coastal Carolina, Longwood and Davidson, Coach Reeves’ squad bounced back to post a road win at Wofford, a home victory over N.C. Central and another road win at Kennesaw State to finish the 2012 calendar year out at 7-5 overall. Having already suffered a Big South Conference loss to Coastal Carolina in its conference opener back on December 1st, GWU jumped into its full conference schedule in the new year with five straight losses to fall to 0-6 before picking up its first conference win of the year at Asheville, 58-45, on January 19th.

Following the win over the Bulldogs, Gardner-Webb struggled to score in a road loss at Presbyterian College, yet bounced back to record three straight wins over Charleston Southern, UNC Asheville and a home win over the Blue Hose of PC to move to 4-7 in the Big South. However, another three game losing streak, which included losses versus Charleston Southern and at both Campbell and Coastal Carolina, would set the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ bid to climb into the top half of the regular season conference standings back and caused Gardner-Webb to step back and regroup with four games left in the regular season. A home win over High Point ended the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ losing skid at three, however, Gardner-Webb struggled down the stretch, dropping the final three games of the season to Liberty, Winthrop and Radford to finish the regular season slate at 12-17 overall and ninth in the Big South standings at 5-13 in conference play. With the No. 9 seed, the Runnin’ Bulldogs drew the host institution in No. 8 Coastal Carolina in the first round of the VisitMyrtleBeach.com Big South Women’s Basketball Championship in Conway, S.C. GWU went on to defeat the home team, 64-60, to advance to the semifinals against No. 1 Liberty. In the semifinals, the Runnin’ Bulldogs fell behind early and were unable to overcome a hot-shooting Liberty team that defeated Gardner-Webb 78-61 to end the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ season. Despite the semifinal loss, the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ future looks bright for Coach Reeves’ and his squad, as the entire active roster returns with yet another year of experience under their belts, while the addition of three highly touted signees in Christina McQueen (Findlay, Ohio), Kiera Currie (Romeoville, Illinois) and Tierra Huntsman (Connersville, Indiana) will bring even more talent and depth to a team that made huge strides throughout the 2012-13 season.

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2012-13 GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SEASON STATISTICSGardner-Webb Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 08, 2013)

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 avg

33 DALE, Jasmine 24-24 660 27.5 86-225 . 3 8 2 55-129 . 4 2 6 23-30 . 7 6 7 13 41 54 2.3 33 0 43 63 2 25 250 10.4

31 GREEN, Catrina 31-30 814 26.3 124-280 . 4 4 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 68-125 . 5 4 4 131 159 290 9.4 95 1 13 57 39 19 316 10.2

23 HEILIG, Jessica 31-31 762 24.6 110-265 . 4 1 5 1-6 . 1 6 7 68-128 . 5 3 1 79 89 168 5.4 84 6 19 98 23 23 289 9.3

22 BROWN, Candace 31-15 770 24.8 95-234 . 4 0 6 2-18 . 1 1 1 64-100 . 6 4 0 42 127 169 5.5 67 1 67 77 16 59 256 8.3

11 PARKER, Olivia 30-9 596 19.9 79-186 . 4 2 5 10-21 . 4 7 6 49-104 . 4 7 1 70 111 181 6.0 86 5 23 60 37 26 217 7.2

24 DUNOVANT, Mayhana 28-16 707 25.3 42-167 . 2 5 1 19-82 . 2 3 2 29-49 . 5 9 2 14 45 59 2.1 47 0 89 93 0 46 132 4.7

05 DORAN, Lana 31-13 673 21.7 46-170 . 2 7 1 27-107 . 2 5 2 17-30 . 5 6 7 13 38 51 1.6 51 2 32 80 3 33 136 4.4

10 RICHARDSON, Doree 31-7 421 13.6 41-134 . 3 0 6 3-15 . 2 0 0 15-30 . 5 0 0 14 59 73 2.4 30 1 38 61 5 35 100 3.2

42 QUINN, Alicia 31-3 385 12.4 30-75 . 4 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 19-42 . 4 5 2 35 47 82 2.6 40 0 7 22 5 10 79 2.5

25 KOERNER, Tabby 29-7 313 10.8 24-59 . 4 0 7 1-2 . 5 0 0 6-18 . 3 3 3 27 42 69 2.4 23 1 8 35 10 12 55 1.9

15 HARRIS, Chariah 17-0 79 4.6 6-11 . 5 4 5 0-0 . 0 0 0 6-8 . 7 5 0 13 16 29 1.7 4 0 1 5 2 5 18 1.1

03 COMPTON, Monica 18-0 70 3.9 5-11 . 4 5 5 0-1 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 4 8 12 0.7 5 0 1 5 1 1 10 0.6

Team 77 79 156 19

Total.......... 31 6250 688-1817 . 3 7 9 118-382 . 3 0 9 364-664 . 5 4 8 532 861 1393 44.9 565 17 341 675 143 294 1858 59.9

Opponents...... 31 6250 604-1752 . 3 4 5 151-512 . 2 9 5 443-661 . 6 7 0 415 769 1184 38.2 546 - 381 612 130 334 1802 58.1

TEAM STATISTICS GWU OPPSCORING 1858 1802 Points per game 59.9 58.1 Scoring margin +1.8 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 688-1817 604-1752 Field goal pct . 3 7 9 . 3 4 53 POINT FG-ATT 118-382 151-512 3-point FG pct . 3 0 9 . 2 9 5 3-pt FG made per game 3.8 4.9FREE THROWS-ATT 364-664 443-661 Free throw pct . 5 4 8 . 6 7 0 F-Throws made per game 11.7 14.3REBOUNDS 1393 1184 Rebounds per game 44.9 38.2 Rebounding margin +6.7 -ASSISTS 341 381 Assists per game 11.0 12.3TURNOVERS 675 612 Turnovers per game 21.8 19.7 Turnover margin -2.0 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.5 0.6STEALS 294 334 Steals per game 9.5 10.8BLOCKS 143 130 Blocks per game 4.6 4.2ATTENDANCE 5822 10136 Home games-Avg/Game 16-364 14-577 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 1-2064

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsGardner-Webb 841 997 20 1858Opponents 828 948 26 1802

Date Opponent Score Att.

11-09-12 LIPSCOMB W 64-40 35311-12-12 TENNESSEE TEMPLE W 86-34 28411-14-12 MONTREAT COLLEGE W 84-50 53211-17-12 at UNCG L 49-55 25511-20-12 at Appalachian State L 43-84 32711-24-12 ASBURY W 76-41 203

* 12-01-12 COASTAL CAROLINA L 62-65 27712-09-12 LONGWOOD L 62-70 22512-13-12 DAVIDSON L 56-59 17912-19-12 at Wofford W 62-57 11712-22-12 N.C. CENTRAL W 54-32 27612-28-12 at Kennesaw State W 68-59 384

* 01-03-13 at Longwood L 75-87 377* 01-05-13 at High Point L 42-64 684* 01-07-13 CAMPBELL L 49-59 431* 01-10-13 RADFORD L o t 69-72 376* 01-12-13 WINTHROP L 55-60 438* 01-19-13 at UNC Asheville W 58-45 755* 01-24-13 at Presbyterian College L 48-57 520* 01-26-13 at Charleston Southern W 59-55 210* 01-31-13 UNC ASHEVILLE W 73-47 336* 02-07-13 PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE W 55-38 231* 02-09-13 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN L 48-55 907* 02-14-13 at Campbell L 46-65 679* 02-16-13 at Coastal Carolina L o t 67-70 798* 02-21-13 HIGH POINT W 65-57 436* 02-23-13 LIBERTY L 40-55 338* 02-28-13 at Winthrop L 54-62 456* 03-02-13 at Radford L 64-70 631^ 03-06-13 at Coastal Carolina W 64-60 1879^ 03-08-13 vs Liberty L 61-78 2064

* = Conference game^ = Big South Championship Tournament game

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2012-13 GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CONFERENCE STATISTICSGardner-Webb Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 02, 2013)

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 avg

22 BROWN, Candace 18-12 485 26.9 68-154 . 4 4 2 1-10 . 1 0 0 41-61 . 6 7 2 23 75 98 5.4 41 0 38 46 8 34 178 9.9

33 DALE, Jasmine 11-11 338 30.7 36-102 . 3 5 3 26-61 . 4 2 6 10-16 . 6 2 5 7 22 29 2.6 15 0 24 32 1 9 108 9.8

23 HEILIG, Jessica 18-18 475 26.4 65-178 . 3 6 5 1-4 . 2 5 0 43-73 . 5 8 9 54 56 110 6.1 53 3 8 57 18 9 174 9.7

31 GREEN, Catrina 18-18 491 27.3 69-159 . 4 3 4 0-0 . 0 0 0 35-71 . 4 9 3 73 102 175 9.7 60 1 6 35 21 9 173 9.6

11 PARKER, Olivia 17-4 328 19.3 35-104 . 3 3 7 5-12 . 4 1 7 24-48 . 5 0 0 46 60 106 6.2 45 1 9 39 19 16 99 5.8

24 DUNOVANT, Mayhana 17-13 484 28.5 30-117 . 2 5 6 16-63 . 2 5 4 21-36 . 5 8 3 13 27 40 2.4 30 0 50 57 0 25 97 5.7

05 DORAN, Lana 18-5 395 21.9 23-100 . 2 3 0 15-65 . 2 3 1 15-23 . 6 5 2 10 23 33 1.8 29 1 15 40 0 17 76 4.2

10 RICHARDSON, Doree 18-6 244 13.6 22-79 . 2 7 8 1-5 . 2 0 0 10-21 . 4 7 6 10 35 45 2.5 21 0 20 45 4 21 55 3.1

42 QUINN, Alicia 18-2 220 12.2 15-38 . 3 9 5 0-1 . 0 0 0 15-26 . 5 7 7 22 25 47 2.6 23 0 4 9 3 3 45 2.5

25 KOERNER, Tabby 16-1 134 8.4 9-24 . 3 7 5 0-1 . 0 0 0 3-11 . 2 7 3 10 20 30 1.9 10 0 3 15 6 6 21 1.3

03 COMPTON, Monica 8-0 28 3.5 1-4 . 2 5 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 5 5 0.6 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0.3

15 HARRIS, Chariah 9-0 28 3.1 0-1 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 1-2 . 5 0 0 0 3 3 0.3 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 0.1

Team 56 46 102 13

Total.......... 18 3650 373-1060 . 3 5 2 65-222 . 2 9 3 218-388 . 5 6 2 324 499 823 45.7 327 6 178 390 80 151 1029 57.2

Opponents...... 18 3650 370-1024 . 3 6 1 85-300 . 2 8 3 258-372 . 6 9 4 222 462 684 38.0 316 - 236 326 96 194 1083 60.2

TEAM STATISTICS GWU OPPSCORING 1029 1083 Points per game 57.2 60.2 Scoring margin -3.0 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 373-1060 370-1024 Field goal pct . 3 5 2 . 3 6 13 POINT FG-ATT 65-222 85-300 3-point FG pct . 2 9 3 . 2 8 3 3-pt FG made per game 3.6 4.7FREE THROWS-ATT 218-388 258-372 Free throw pct . 5 6 2 . 6 9 4 F-Throws made per game 12.1 14.3REBOUNDS 823 684 Rebounds per game 45.7 38.0 Rebounding margin +7.7 -ASSISTS 178 236 Assists per game 9.9 13.1TURNOVERS 390 326 Turnovers per game 21.7 18.1 Turnover margin -3.6 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.5 0.7STEALS 151 194 Steals per game 8.4 10.8BLOCKS 80 96 Blocks per game 4.4 5.3ATTENDANCE 3770 5110 Home games-Avg/Game 9-419 9-568 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsGardner-Webb 457 552 20 1029Opponents 492 565 26 1083

Date Opponent Score Att.

* 12-01-12 COASTAL CAROLINA L 62-65 277* 01-03-13 at Longwood L 75-87 377* 01-05-13 at High Point L 42-64 684* 01-07-13 CAMPBELL L 49-59 431* 01-10-13 RADFORD L o t 69-72 376* 01-12-13 WINTHROP L 55-60 438* 01-19-13 at UNC Asheville W 58-45 755* 01-24-13 at Presbyterian College L 48-57 520* 01-26-13 at Charleston Southern W 59-55 210* 01-31-13 UNC ASHEVILLE W 73-47 336* 02-07-13 PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE W 55-38 231* 02-09-13 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN L 48-55 907* 02-14-13 at Campbell L 46-65 679* 02-16-13 at Coastal Carolina L o t 67-70 798* 02-21-13 HIGH POINT W 65-57 436* 02-23-13 LIBERTY L 40-55 338* 02-28-13 at Winthrop L 54-62 456* 03-02-13 at Radford L 64-70 631

* - Conference game

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2012-13 GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SEASON RESULTS2012-13 Gardner-Webb Women's Basketball

Gardner-Webb Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Oct 31, 2013)All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 13-18 8-8 5-9 0-1CONFERENCE 5-13 3-6 2-7 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 8-5 5-2 3-2 0-1

Date Opponent Score Att. High Points High Rebounds11-09-12 LIPSCOMB W 64-40 353 (12)HEILIG, Jessica (13)BROWN, Candace11-12-12 TENNESSEE TEMPLE W 86-34 284 (15)GREEN, Catrina (10)GREEN, Catrina11-14-12 MONTREAT COLLEGE W 84-50 532 (19)DALE, Jasmine (12)GREEN, Catrina11-17-12 at UNCG 49-55 L 255 (20)GREEN, Catrina (17)GREEN, Catrina11-20-12 at Appalachian State 43-84 L 327 (10)GREEN, Catrina (8)GREEN, Catrina

(10)DALE, Jasmine11-24-12 ASBURY W 76-41 203 (13)PARKER, Olivia (8)KOERNER, Tabby

(13)DUNOVANT, Mayhana12-01-12 *COASTAL CAROLINA 62-65 L 277 (15)DUNOVANT, Mayhana (13)GREEN, Catrina12-09-12 LONGWOOD 62-70 L 225 (20)DALE, Jasmine (7)GREEN, Catrina12-13-12 DAVIDSON 56-59 L 179 (14)DORAN, Lana (9)GREEN, Catrina12-19-12 at Wofford W 62-57 117 (12)DALE, Jasmine (12)BROWN, Candace

(12)GREEN, Catrina12-22-12 N.C. CENTRAL W 54-32 276 (13)BROWN, Candace (11)PARKER, Olivia12-28-12 at Kennesaw State W 68-59 384 (19)HEILIG, Jessica (14)GREEN, Catrina01-03-13 *at Longwood 75-87 L 377 (16)DALE, Jasmine (12)PARKER, Olivia01-05-13 *at High Point 42-64 L 684 (14)DALE, Jasmine (10)RICHARDSON, Doreen01-07-13 *CAMPBELL 49-59 L 431 (11)HEILIG, Jessica (13)PARKER, Olivia01-10-13 *RADFORD 69-72 Lot 376 (11)BROWN, Candace (9)HEILIG, Jessica

(11)GREEN, Catrina01-12-13 *WINTHROP 55-60 L 438 (21)GREEN, Catrina (16)GREEN, Catrina01-19-13 *at UNC Asheville W 58-45 755 (16)HEILIG, Jessica (8)GREEN, Catrina01-24-13 *at Presbyterian College 48-57 L 520 (14)BROWN, Candace (8)BROWN, Candace

(8)HEILIG, Jessica01-26-13 *at Charleston Southern W 59-55 210 (22)BROWN, Candace (7)HEILIG, Jessica

(7)GREEN, Catrina01-31-13 *UNC ASHEVILLE W 73-47 336 (14)DALE, Jasmine (14)GREEN, Catrina02-07-13 *PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE W 55-38 231 (18)BROWN, Candace (7)GREEN, Catrina02-09-13 *CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 48-55 L 907 (15)BROWN, Candace (11)GREEN, Catrina02-14-13 *at Campbell 46-65 L 679 (12)BROWN, Candace (10)GREEN, Catrina02-16-13 *at Coastal Carolina 67-70 Lot 798 (13)DUNOVANT, Mayhana (15)GREEN, Catrina02-21-13 *HIGH POINT W 65-57 436 (15)DORAN, Lana (9)GREEN, Catrina02-23-13 *LIBERTY 40-55 L 338 (11)HEILIG, Jessica (7)QUINN, Alicia02-28-13 *at Winthrop 54-62 L 456 (16)BROWN, Candace (16)GREEN, Catrina03-02-13 *at Radford 64-70 L 631 (23)GREEN, Catrina (14)GREEN, Catrina03-06-13 ^at Coastal Carolina W 64-60 1879 (18)GREEN, Catrina (11)GREEN, Catrina

(11)BROWN, Candace03-08-13 ^vs Liberty 61-78 L 2064 (16)HEILIG, Jessica (9)GREEN, Catrina

* = Conference game^ = Big South Championship Tournament game

Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/GameHome 16 5822 364Away 14 8072 577Neutral 1 2064 2064Total 31 15958 515

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2012-13 Gardner-Webb Women's BasketballGardner-Webb Team Game-by-Game (as of Oct 31, 2013)

All games

TEAM STATISTICS

Total 3-Pointers Free throws Rebounds

Opponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg

LIPSCOMB 11-09-12 64-40 W 25-58 . 4 3 1 4-17 . 2 3 5 10-19 . 5 2 6 19 34 53 53.0 22 17 20 5 7 64 64.0TENNESSEE TEMPLE 11-12-12 86-34 W 32-73 . 4 3 8 4-10 . 4 0 0 18-26 . 6 9 2 22 30 52 52.5 8 16 14 3 16 86 75.0MONTREAT COLLEGE 11-14-12 84-50 W 32-68 . 4 7 1 3-12 . 2 5 0 17-30 . 5 6 7 20 36 56 53.7 24 21 31 4 18 84 78.0at UNCG 11-17-12 49-55 L 20-61 . 3 2 8 1-8 . 1 2 5 8-15 . 5 3 3 18 29 47 52.0 20 10 31 6 15 49 70.8at Appalachian State 11-20-12 43-84 L 16-51 . 3 1 4 3-15 . 2 0 0 8-20 . 4 0 0 20 17 37 49.0 11 5 34 4 7 43 65.2ASBURY 11-24-12 76-41 W 34-69 . 4 9 3 3-6 . 5 0 0 5-13 . 3 8 5 19 32 51 49.3 18 22 18 6 13 76 67.0COASTAL CAROLINA 12-01-12 62-65 L 23-67 . 3 4 3 3-9 . 3 3 3 13-27 . 4 8 1 28 24 52 49.7 17 13 18 5 8 62 66.3LONGWOOD 12-09-12 62-70 L 22-46 . 4 7 8 7-11 . 6 3 6 11-21 . 5 2 4 11 30 41 48.6 26 11 24 5 5 62 65.8DAVIDSON 12-13-12 56-59 L 22-63 . 3 4 9 7-13 . 5 3 8 5-12 . 4 1 7 15 18 33 46.9 14 7 16 1 12 56 64.7at Wofford 12-19-12 62-57 W 20-49 . 4 0 8 5-14 . 3 5 7 17-36 . 4 7 2 13 27 40 46.2 28 13 25 3 12 62 64.4N.C. CENTRAL 12-22-12 54-32 W 23-47 . 4 8 9 5-11 . 4 5 5 3-10 . 3 0 0 11 27 38 45.5 15 17 22 12 14 54 63.5at Kennesaw State 12-28-12 68-59 W 25-51 . 4 9 0 3-6 . 5 0 0 15-24 . 6 2 5 9 31 40 45.0 19 8 14 4 4 68 63.8at Longwood 01-03-13 75-87 L 28-51 . 5 4 9 5-7 . 7 1 4 14-21 . 6 6 7 15 36 51 45.5 25 14 32 2 3 75 64.7at High Point 01-05-13 42-64 L 13-57 . 2 2 8 4-12 . 3 3 3 12-22 . 5 4 5 14 31 45 45.4 17 5 26 3 10 42 63.1CAMPBELL 01-07-13 49-59 L 18-56 . 3 2 1 4-13 . 3 0 8 9-16 . 5 6 3 20 30 50 45.7 15 11 28 4 8 49 62.1RADFORD 01-10-13 69-72 Lot 27-61 . 4 4 3 8-15 . 5 3 3 7-22 . 3 1 8 18 29 47 45.8 17 16 19 5 3 69 62.6WINTHROP 01-12-13 55-60 L 21-59 . 3 5 6 3-19 . 1 5 8 10-21 . 4 7 6 17 32 49 46.0 13 13 21 8 5 55 62.1at UNC Asheville 01-19-13 58-45 W 22-61 . 3 6 1 3-13 . 2 3 1 11-19 . 5 7 9 15 24 39 45.6 24 10 20 7 15 58 61.9at Presbyterian College 01-24-13 48-57 L 18-60 . 3 0 0 3-8 . 3 7 5 9-19 . 4 7 4 17 22 39 45.3 22 3 17 3 12 48 61.2at Charleston Southern 01-26-13 59-55 W 23-66 . 3 4 8 3-15 . 2 0 0 10-17 . 5 8 8 20 25 45 45.2 16 6 17 4 9 59 61.0UNC ASHEVILLE 01-31-13 73-47 W 29-64 . 4 5 3 10-21 . 4 7 6 5-9 . 5 5 6 18 23 41 45.0 17 20 16 4 11 73 61.6PRESBYTERIAN COLLEG 02-07-13 55-38 W 18-52 . 3 4 6 4-10 . 4 0 0 15-21 . 7 1 4 10 26 36 44.6 20 7 15 3 9 55 61.3CHARLESTON SOUTHER 02-09-13 48-55 L 20-57 . 3 5 1 0-10 . 0 0 0 8-17 . 4 7 1 17 27 44 44.6 13 10 17 8 5 48 60.7at Campbell 02-14-13 46-65 L 16-45 . 3 5 6 0-4 . 0 0 0 14-22 . 6 3 6 12 31 43 44.5 15 9 29 2 5 46 60.1at Coastal Carolina 02-16-13 67-70 Lot 23-58 . 3 9 7 7-19 . 3 6 8 14-31 . 4 5 2 18 31 49 44.7 23 14 23 5 10 67 60.4HIGH POINT 02-21-13 65-57 W 20-61 . 3 2 8 3-10 . 3 0 0 22-35 . 6 2 9 16 25 41 44.6 20 11 24 4 20 65 60.6LIBERTY 02-23-13 40-55 L 13-60 . 2 1 7 2-17 . 1 1 8 12-19 . 6 3 2 19 24 43 44.5 24 5 20 4 4 40 59.8at Winthrop 02-28-13 54-62 L 18-62 . 2 9 0 1-12 . 0 8 3 17-25 . 6 8 0 22 34 56 44.9 15 2 26 8 4 54 59.6at Radford 03-02-13 64-70 L 23-63 . 3 6 5 2-8 . 2 5 0 16-25 . 6 4 0 28 25 53 45.2 14 9 22 1 10 64 59.8at Coastal Carolina 03-06-13 64-60 W 26-62 . 4 1 9 2-16 . 1 2 5 10-21 . 4 7 6 16 34 50 45.4 13 5 20 7 10 64 59.9vs Liberty 03-08-13 61-78 L 18-59 . 3 0 5 6-21 . 2 8 6 19-29 . 6 5 5 15 17 32 44.9 20 11 16 3 10 61 59.9Gardner-Webb 1858 688-1817 . 3 7 9 118-382 . 3 0 9 364-664 . 5 4 8 532 861 1393 44.9 565 341 675 143 294 1858 59.9

Opponents 1802 604-1752 . 3 4 5 151-512 . 2 9 5 443-661 . 6 7 0 415 769 1184 38.2 546 381 612 130 334 1802 58.1

Games played: 31Points/game: 59.9FG Pct: 37.93FG Pct: 30.9FT Pct: 54.8

Rebounds/game: 44.9Assists/game: 11.0Turnovers/game: 21.8Assist/turnover ratio: 0.5Steals/game: 9.5Blocks/game: 4.6

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2012-13 GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM SUPERLATIVES2012-13 Gardner-Webb Women's Basketball

Gardner-Webb Team High/Low Analysis (as of Oct 31, 2013)All games

Gardner-Webb - TEAM GAME HIGHS

POINTS 86 TENNESSEE TEMPLE (11-12-12)84 MONTREAT COLLEGE (11-14-12)76 ASBURY (11-24-12)75 at Longwood (01-03-13)73 UNC ASHEVILLE (01-31-13)

FIELD GOALS MADE 34 ASBURY (11-24-12)32 MONTREAT COLLEGE (11-14-12)32 TENNESSEE TEMPLE (11-12-12)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 73 TENNESSEE TEMPLE (11-12-12)69 ASBURY (11-24-12)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .549 (28-51) at Longwood (01-03-13).493 (34-69) ASBURY (11-24-12)

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 10 UNC ASHEVILLE (01-31-13)8 RADFORD (01-10-13)

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 21 vs Liberty (03-08-13)21 UNC ASHEVILLE (01-31-13)

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .714 (5-7) at Longwood (01-03-13).636 (7-11) LONGWOOD (12-09-12)

FREE THROWS MADE 22 HIGH POINT (02-21-13)19 vs Liberty (03-08-13)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 36 at Wofford (12-19-12)35 HIGH POINT (02-21-13)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .714 (15-21) PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE (02-07-13).692 (18-26) TENNESSEE TEMPLE (11-12-12)

REBOUNDS 56 at Winthrop (02-28-13)56 MONTREAT COLLEGE (11-14-12)

ASSISTS 22 ASBURY (11-24-12)21 MONTREAT COLLEGE (11-14-12)

STEALS 20 HIGH POINT (02-21-13)18 MONTREAT COLLEGE (11-14-12)

BLOCKED SHOTS 12 N.C. CENTRAL (12-22-12)8 at Winthrop (02-28-13)8 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN (02-09-13)8 WINTHROP (01-12-13)

TURNOVERS 34 at Appalachian State (11-20-12)32 at Longwood (01-03-13)

FOULS 28 at Wofford (12-19-12)26 LONGWOOD (12-09-12)

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Gardner-Webb Player High/Low Analysis (as of Oct 31, 2013)All games

Gardner-Webb - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Points 23 GREEN, Catrina at Radford (03-02-13)22 BROWN, Candace at Charleston Southern (01-26-13)21 GREEN, Catrina vs Winthrop (01-12-13)20 DALE, Jasmine vs Longwood (12-09-12)20 GREEN, Catrina at UNCG (11-17-12)

Field Goals Made 10 BROWN, Candace at Charleston Southern (01-26-13)9 GREEN, Catrina at Radford (03-02-13)9 GREEN, Catrina vs Winthrop (01-12-13)

Field Goal Att. 18 GREEN, Catrina at UNCG (11-17-12)16 BROWN, Candace at Radford (03-02-13)16 HEILIG, Jessica at Winthrop (02-28-13)16 BROWN, Candace vs Charleston Southern (02-09-13)16 HEILIG, Jessica at Charleston Southern (01-26-13)16 GREEN, Catrina vs Winthrop (01-12-13)16 GREEN, Catrina vs Coastal Carolina (12-01-12)

FG Pct (min 5 made) .833 (5-6) DALE, Jasmine at Longwood (01-03-13).833 (5-6) PARKER, Olivia vs Longwood (12-09-12)

3-Point FG Made 4 DALE, Jasmine vs UNC Asheville (01-31-13)4 DALE, Jasmine at High Point (01-05-13)4 DALE, Jasmine at Longwood (01-03-13)4 DALE, Jasmine at Wofford (12-19-12)4 DORAN, Lana vs Davidson (12-13-12)4 DALE, Jasmine vs Longwood (12-09-12)

3-Point FG Att. 9 DALE, Jasmine vs Liberty (03-08-13)9 DORAN, Lana at Coastal Carolina (02-16-13)

3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made) 1.000 (4-4) DALE, Jasmine at Longwood (01-03-13)1.000 (3-3) DALE, Jasmine vs N.C. Central (12-22-12)1.000 (2-2) PARKER, Olivia vs Longwood (12-09-12)

Free Throws Made 8 GREEN, Catrina vs Liberty (03-08-13)7 HEILIG, Jessica at Winthrop (02-28-13)7 BROWN, Candace at UNC Asheville (01-19-13)7 BROWN, Candace at Wofford (12-19-12)7 PARKER, Olivia vs Montreat College (11-14-12)7 GREEN, Catrina vs Tennessee Temple (11-12-12)

Free Throw Att. 12 BROWN, Candace at Wofford (12-19-12)11 PARKER, Olivia vs Montreat College (11-14-12)

FT Pct (min 3 made) 1.000 (6-6) DORAN, Lana vs High Point (02-21-13)1.000 (4-4) HEILIG, Jessica at Longwood (01-03-13)1.000 (4-4) DALE, Jasmine at Kennesaw State (12-28-12)

Rebounds 17 GREEN, Catrina at UNCG (11-17-12)16 GREEN, Catrina at Winthrop (02-28-13)16 GREEN, Catrina vs Winthrop (01-12-13)

Assists 7 BROWN, Candace at Coastal Carolina (02-16-13)7 DALE, Jasmine vs UNC Asheville (01-31-13)7 DUNOVANT, Mayhana at Longwood (01-03-13)7 RICHARDSON, Doreen vs Asbury (11-24-12)7 DUNOVANT, Mayhana vs Asbury (11-24-12)

Steals 7 BROWN, Candace at UNC Asheville (01-19-13)6 BROWN, Candace at Charleston Southern (01-26-13)

Blocked Shots 5 HEILIG, Jessica at UNC Asheville (01-19-13)5 GREEN, Catrina vs Winthrop (01-12-13)5 GREEN, Catrina vs N.C. Central (12-22-12)

Turnovers 9 DUNOVANT, Mayhana at Longwood (01-03-13) 51

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POINTS G Pts Pts/GCatrina Green 31 316 10.2Jessica Heilig 31 289 9.3Candace Brown 31 256 8.3Jasmine Dale 24 250 10.4Olivia Parker 30 217 7.2

SCORING Average G Pts Avg/GJasmine Dale 24 250 10.4Catrina Green 31 316 10.2Jessica Heilig 31 289 9.3Candace Brown 31 256 8.3Olivia Parker 30 217 7.2

FG Percentage FG Att PctChariah Harris 6 11 .545Monica Compton 5 11 .455Catrina Green 124 280 .443Olivia Parker 79 186 .425Jessica Heilig 110 265 .415

3-PT FG Percentage 3FG Att PctTabby Koerner 1 2 .500Olivia Parker 10 21 .476Jasmine Dale 55 129 .426Lana Doran 27 107 .252Mayhana Dunovant 19 82 .232

FREE THROW PCT FT Att PctJasmine Dale 23 30 .767Chariah Harris 6 8 .750Candace Brown 64 100 .640Mayhana Dunovant 29 49 .592Lana Doran 17 30 .567

REBOUNDS G Reb Reb/GCatrina Green 31 290 9.4Olivia Parker 30 181 6.0Candace Brown 31 169 5.5Jessica Heilig 31 168 5.4Alicia Quinn 31 82 2.6

ASSISTS G No. Ast/GMayhana Dunovant 28 89 3.2Candace Brown 31 67 2.2Jasmine Dale 24 43 1.8Doreen Richardson 31 38 1.2Lana Doran 31 32 1.0

STEALS G No. Stl/GCandace Brown 31 59 1.9Mayhana Dunovant 28 46 1.6Doreen Richardson 31 35 1.1Lana Doran 31 33 1.1Olivia Parker 30 26 0.9

BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Blk/GCatrina Green 31 39 1.3Olivia Parker 30 37 1.2Jessica Heilig 31 23 0.7Candace Brown 31 16 0.5Tabby Koerner 29 10 0.3

MINUTES G No. Min/GCatrina Green 31 814 26.3Candace Brown 31 770 24.8Jessica Heilig 31 762 24.6Mayhana Dunovant 28 707 25.3Lana Doran 31 673 21.7

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2012-13 BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS

Big South Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Home Road Neu L10 Streak Liberty * ^ 16 2 .889 27 7 .794 13-3 11-3 3-1 9-1 L1Winthrop 14 4 .778 21 12 .636 9-3 11-6 1-3 7-3 L1Presbyterian 14 4 .778 19 12 .613 9-3 10-7 0-2 7-3 L2High Point 11 7 .611 17 13 .567 8-4 8-8 1-1 5-5 L1Campbell 11 7 .611 20 11 .645 10-3 7-6 3-2 7-3 L1Radford 9 9 .500 16 14 .533 7-5 6-8 3-1 4-6 L1Longwood 8 10 .444 14 19 .424 6-5 5-13 3-1 5-5 L1Coastal Carolina 8 10 .444 13 16 .448 10-6 3-9 0-1 6-4 L3Gardner-Webb 5 13 .278 13 18 .419 8-8 5-9 0-1 3-7 L1Charleston Southern 3 15 .167 8 20 .286 5-10 2-9 1-1 2-8 L6UNC Asheville 0 18 .000 2 28 .067 2-13 0-13 0-2 0-10 L21

* Big South Regular Season Champions; ^ Big South Tournament Champions

SCORING OFFENSETeam GP PTS AVG/G 1. Liberty 34 2418 71.12. Winthrop 33 2271 68.83. Campbell 31 2066 66.64. High Point 30 1957 65.25. Longwood 33 2108 63.96. Radford 30 1841 61.47. Charleston Southern 28 1701 60.88. Gardner-Webb 31 1858 59.99. Coastal Carolina 29 1654 57.010. Presbyterian 31 1683 54.311. UNC Asheville 30 1519 50.6

SCORING DEFENSETeam GP PTS AVG/G 1. Liberty 34 1874 55.12. Presbyterian 31 1748 56.43. Gardner-Webb 31 1802 58.14. Radford 30 1749 58.35. Coastal Carolina 29 1767 60.96. Campbell 31 1919 61.97. High Point 30 1878 62.68. Winthrop 33 2139 64.89. UNC Asheville 30 1988 66.310. Charleston Southern 28 1910 68.211. Longwood 33 2321 70.3

REBOUNDING MARGINTeam TEAM AVG. MAR.1. Liberty 1621 47.7 + 16.92. Gardner-Webb 1393 44.9 + 6.73. High Point 1281 42.7 + 4.24. Winthrop 1389 42.1 + 1.35. Radford 1177 39.2 + 1.06. Campbell 1169 37.7 - 0.37. Presbyterian 1042 33.6 - 0.98. Coastal Carolina 1155 39.8 - 2.29. UNC Asheville 1060 35.3 - 3.310. Charleston Southern 961 34.3 - 8.011. Longwood 1141 34.6 - 12.5

ASSISTSTeam GP ASST. AVG/G 1. Campbell 31 480 15.482. Liberty 34 496 14.593. High Point 30 411 13.704. Presbyterian 31 414 13.355. Winthrop 33 410 12.426. Radford 30 351 11.707. Coastal Carolina 29 339 11.698. Gardner-Webb 31 341 11.009. UNC Asheville 30 320 10.6710. Longwood 33 350 10.6111. Charleston Southern 28 291 10.39

STEALSTeam GP STEALS AVG/G 1. Campbell 31 371 11.972. Radford 30 322 10.733. Coastal Carolina 29 300 10.344. High Point 30 302 10.075. Longwood 33 317 9.616. Gardner-Webb 31 294 9.487. Winthrop 33 307 9.308. Liberty 34 307 9.039. Charleston Southern 28 221 7.8910. UNC Asheville 30 221 7.3711. Presbyterian 31 189 6.10

BLOCKSTeam GP BLOCKS AVG/G 1. High Point 30 241 8.032. Gardner-Webb 31 143 4.613. Liberty 34 151 4.444. Winthrop 33 133 4.035. Coastal Carolina 29 106 3.666. Campbell 31 108 3.487. Longwood 33 105 3.188. Presbyterian 31 88 2.849. UNC Asheville 30 82 2.7310. Radford 30 76 2.5311. Charleston Southern 28 58 2.07

FIRST-TEAMDequesha McClanahan, Winthrop

Cheyenne Parker, High PointDevon Brown, Liberty

Tonisha Baker, CampbellTolu Omotola, Liberty

SECOND-TEAMMariah Pietrowski, Presbyterian

Diana Choibekova, WinthropLakeitha Alston, Charleston Southern

Kiera Gaines, CampbellAshley Buckhannon, Radford

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMSchaquilla Nunn, Winthrop

Ashley Rininger, LibertyAliyah Kilpatrick, WinthropDaeisha Brown, Longwood

Candace Brown, Gardner-Webb

PLAYER OF THE YEARDequesha McClanahan, Winthrop

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARCheyenne Parker, High Point

FRESHMAN OF THE YEARSchaquilla Nunn, Winthrop

COACH OF THE YEARRonny Fisher, Presbyterian

SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEARKarlee Taylor, Presbyterian

2012-13 BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE FINAL TEAM STATISTICS ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS

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GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL DIVISION I RECORD BOOK

MOST POINTS SCORED 1 ............................99 vs Jacksonville State, 2/27/03 2 ........................................ 98 vs Montreat, 11/10/07 3 ..................................... 97 vs UVA-Wise, 11/17/08 4 ...................................92 at Morris Brown, 2/14/01 5 ............................... 91 vs Kennesaw State, 2/28/06

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED 1 .............................................. 28 at Mercer, 1/18/07 2 ............................... 32 vs N.C. Central, 12/22/12 3 ...................... 33 vs Presbyterian College, 1/24/11 ............................... 33 vs Coastal Carolina, 1/30/10 4 ....................... 34 vs Tennessee Temple, 11/12/12 5 ......................................... 35 vs Asbury, 11/24/12 ....................................... 35 at North Florida, 1/6/07 LARGEST COMBINED POINT TOTAL 1 ..........................190 vs Jacksonville State, 2/27/03 2 ............................. 179 vs Kennesaw State, 2/28/06 3 .........................176 vs Bethune-Cookman, 12/1/02 4 ............................ 174 at Morehead State, 12/17/00 5 .......................................... 167 at AASU, 12/30/00

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 1 ....................... 52 vs Tennessee Temple, 11/12/12 2 ............................... 48 vs Tenn. Temple, 12/29/10 ....................................... 48 vs UVA-Wise, 11/17/08 3 ............................. 45 vs Coastal Carolina, 1/30/10 .......................................... 45 vs Montreat, 11/10/07 4 .................................. 42 at Morris Brown, 2/14/01 5 ....................... 41 at Presbyterian College, 1/25/20 .........................................41, vs Converse, 12/18/09

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 1 ..................................... 40 vs UVA-Wise, 11/17/08 2 .................................. 39 at Morris Brown, 2/14/01 3 ........................................ 36 vs Montreat, 11/10/07 4 ............................................ 35 vs Montreat, 1/1/09 5 ......................................... 34 vs Asbury, 11/24/12 ............................ 34 vs Bethune-Cookman, 12/1/02

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1 ............ 57.9 % (33/57) vs Tenn. Temple, 12/29/10 2 ................... 56.9 % (33/58) vs Emmanuel, 2/21/01 3 ....................... 56.5 % (35/62) vs Montreat, 1/1/09 4 ... 55.8 % (29/52) at Presbyterian College, 1/25/10 5 .................. 54.9 % (28/51) at Longwood, 1/3/13 ...................... 54.9 % (28/51) at App. State, 1/28/09

MOST THREE-POINT FG’S MADE 1 ............................................. 15 at Belmont, 1/8/05 2 ............................13 vs Jacksonville State, 2/27/03 3 ........................................... 12 vs Campbell, 3/8/03 4 ............................... 10 vs UNC Asheville, 1/31/13 ............................................. 10 vs Wofford, 12/1/09 .............................. 10 at Appalachian State, 1/28/09 ........................................ 10 vs Lipscomb, 12/29/08 .................................... 10 vs North Florida, 1/14/06 ............................ 10 vs Central Michigan, 12/30/06

HIGHEST THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE 1 ................ 77.8 % (7/9) vs Tenn. Temple, 12/29/10 2 .................... 71.4 % (5/7) at Longwood, 1/03/13 ......... 71.4 % (10/14) vs Central Michigan,12/30/06 3 .................. 66.7 % (10/15) vs Lipscomb, 12/29/08 ........................ 66.7 % (6/9) at High Point, 1/17/05 4 .................. 63.6 % (7/11) vs Longwood, 12/9/12 ................ 63.6 % (7/11) at Coastal Carolina, 3/5/10 5 ............... 62.5 % (5-8) vs Coastal Carolina, 1/9/12 ....... 62.5 % (5-8) vs. Southern California, 11/26/11

MOST FREE THROWS MADE 1 .............. 37 vs Armstrong Atlantic State, 12/30/00 2 ............................... 32 vs Coastal Carolina, 1/9/12 3 ............................................. 26 vs Liberty, 1/2/10 ............................................ 26 vs Lipscomb, 1/5/08 ............................. 26 vs Jacksonville State, 2/27/03 ....................................26 vs Morris Brown, 1/25/01 4 ........................................... 25 vs UMES, 11/19/05

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1 ......................... 92.9% (13/14) vs IUPUI, 11/24/07 2 ... 91.3 % (21-23) at #11 North Carolina, 12/13/09 3 ................... .. 85.7% (6-7) vs. #11 Miami, 3/20/11 ..................... 85.7% (12/14) at Jacksonville, 2/4/06 .......................... 85.7 % (18/21) vs Liberty, 3/14/10 4 ....................... 85.2 % (23/27) vs Radford, 3/13/09 MOST REBOUNDS 1 ................64 at Armstrong Atlantic State, 12/03/00 2 ..................................58 vs Morris Brown, 1/25/01 ................................. 58 at Kennesaw State, 1/19/06 3 ............................................ 57 vs UNCA, 3/12/10 4 ....................................... 56 at Winthrop, 2/28/13 ........................................ 56 vs Montreat, 11/14/12 .................................. 56 vs Tenn. Temple, 11/29/08 5 .......................................... 55 at Radford, 12/12/04 ............................................. 55 vs Mercer, 12/05/05

MOST ASSISTS 1 .......................... 26 vs Bethune-Cookman, 12/1/02 ........................................... 26 at Centenary, 2/11/02 2 ........................................... 25 vs. Montreat, 1/1/09 3 ....................................... 24 vs Converse, 12/18/09 4 ................................ 23 vs Tenn. Temple, 12/29/10 ......................................... 23 vs Converse, 12/16/10 ....................................... 23 vs Livingstone, 2/22/01 5 ......................................... 22 vs Asbury, 11/24/12 ....................... 22 vs Texas-Pan American, 11/28/10 ...................... 22 vs Winston-Salem State, 11/16/09 ................................ 22 vs Kennesaw State, 2/28/06

MOST STEALS 1 ..................................... 24 vs UVA-Wise, 11/17/08 2 ........................................ 21 vs Montreat, 11/10/07 3 .................................... 20 vs High Point, 2/21/13 4 ................................ 18 vs Tenn. Temple, 12/29/10 ..................................18 at Kennesaw State, 12/2/10 .......................... 18 at Presbyterian College, 1/25/10 ............................................. 18 at Lipscomb, 1/6/05 ...............................................18 vs Stetson, 12/4/04 .......................................... 18 vs Montreat, 11/13/06 5 ......................... 16 vs Charleston Southern, 1/3/11 ..........................................16 at High Point, 2/13/10 ............................................. 16 at Radford, 2/10/10 ......................................... 16 vs Converse, 12/18/09

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS 1 ........................................ 15 vs Lipscomb, 1/27/07 2 ................................. 13 vs Tenn. Temple, 11/29/08 3 ................................ 12 vs N.C. Central, 12/22/12 .............................................. 12 vs Stetson, 2/15/07 4 ......................................... 11 at Lipscomb, 1/24/04 5 ............................................. 10 at UNCA, 2/15/10 ............................................. 10 at Radford, 2/10/10 ........................................... 10 at Campbell, 12/2/06 ............................................ 10 at Campbell, 1/11/03 * GWU transitioned to NCAA Division I in 2000-01.

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GARDNER-WEBB DIVISION I TEAM SEASON HIGHS

MOST GAMES PLAYED 1 .............................................. 34, 2010-2011 2 ............................................... 33, 2009-2010 3 ............................................... 32, 2008-2009 ................................................. 32, 2000-2001 4 .............................................. 31, 2012-2013 ................................................. 31, 2007-2008 ................................................. 31, 2006-2007 5 ............................................... 30, 2005-2006

MOST GAMES WON 1 .............................................. 28, 2009-2010 2.............................................. 23, 2010-2011 3 ............................................... 17, 2008-2009 4 ............................................... 15, 2000-2001 5 ............................................... 14, 2006-2007 ................................................. 14, 2005-2006

HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE 1 ......................................... .848, 2009-2010 2 ......................................... .676, 2010-2011 3 .......................................... .531, 2008-2009 4 .......................................... .469, 2000-2001 5 .......................................... .467, 2005-2006

MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS 1 .............................................. 16, 2009-2010 2 ................................................ 8, 2009-2010 3 ................................................. 6, 2007-2008 4 ................................................ 5, 2010-2011 ................................................... 5, 2005-2006 5 ................................................. 4, 2009-2010 ................................................... 4, 2008-2009 ................................................... 4, 2005-2006 ................................................... 4, 2004-2005 ................................................... 4, 2000-2001

HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE 1 ............................................ 70.5, 2000-2001 2 ........................................... 68.6, 2009-2010 3 ............................................ 65.8, 2007-2008 4 ........................................... 63.9, 2010-2011 5 ........................................... 63.6, 2008-2009 6 ............................................ 63.3, 2002-2003 LOWEST OPP. SCORING AVERAGE 1 ........................................... 57.0, 2010-2011 2 ............................................ 57.6, 2009-2010 3 ........................................... 58.1, 2012-2013 4 ............................................ 58.2, 2006-2007 5 ........................................... 62.9, 2008-2009

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 1 ............................................ 813, 2010-2011 2 ............................................ 803, 2009-2010 3 ............................................. 802, 2000-2001 4. ............................................ 750, 2008-2009 5 ............................................. 719, 2007-2008 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1 ......................................... .422, 2009-2010 2 .......................................... .408, 2008-2009 3 .......................................... .405, 2007-2008 4 ......................................... .396, 2010-2011 5 .......................................... .388, 2000-2001 MOST THREE-POINTERS MADE 1 ............................................. 180, 2000-2001 2 ............................................ 169, 2009-2010 3 ............................................ 161, 2010-2011 4 ............................................. 158, 2005-2006 5 ............................................. 157, 2002-2003 HIGHEST THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE 1 .......................................... .369, 2009-2010 2 ........................................... .357, 2005-2006 3 .......................................... .327, 2008-2009 4 ........................................... .324, 2001-2002 5 .......................................... .309, 2012-2013

MOST FREE THROWS MADE 1 ............................................ 488, 2009-2010 2 ............................................. 470, 2007-2008 3 ............................................. 451, 2000-2001 4 ............................................. 438, 2005-2006 5 ............................................ 389, 2008-2009

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1 ........................................... .692, 2007-2008 2 .......................................... .684, 2009-2010 3 ........................................... .667, 2005-2006 4 ........................................... .665, 2008-2009 5 ........................................... .657, 2000-2001 HIGHEST REBOUNDING AVERAGE 1 ............................................ 47.5, 2000-2001 2 ........................................... 44.9, 2012-2013 3 ............................................ 40.7, 2004-2005 4 ........................................... 39.8, 2009-2010 .............................................. 39.8, 2005-2006 5 ........................................... 39.6, 2010-2011

HIGHEST ASSISTS AVERAGE 1 ........................................... 15.1, 2009-2010 2 ............................................ 14.9, 2000-2001 3 ........................................... 14.4, 2010-2011 4 ............................................ 13.8, 2008-2009 5 ............................................ 13.4, 2002-2003

HIGHEST STEALS AVERAGE 1 ............................................ 10.6, 2003-2004 2 ........................................... 10.3, 2009-2010 3 ........................................... 10.1, 2010-2011 .............................................. 10.1, 2004-2005 4 .............................................. 9.9, 2002-2003 5 ............................................. 9.5, 2012-2013

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GARDNER-WEBB DIVISION I INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

MOST POINTS SCORED 1 ............................. 32, Gravel vs Campbell, 3/8/03 2 .......................... 30, Blackman vs Stetson, 1/29/04 3 ................. 29, Collins at Florida Atlantic, 2/25/03 4 ............... 28, Kelly vs Central Michigan, 12/30/06 5 ........................... 27, Smith at High Point, 1/17/05

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 1 .........................12, Roundtree vs Montreat, 1/1/09 ..............................12, Smith at High Point, 1/17/05 .................... 12, Collins at Florida Atlantic, 2/15/03 3 .................11, Blackman vs E. Kentucky, 11/22/03 4 ................. 10, Brown at Charleston So., 1/26/13 ............................ 10, Roundtree at UNCA, 2/15/10 .......................... 10, Roundtree at Radford, 2/10/10 ...............10, Roundtree vs Coastal Carolina, 3/5/09 ............................10, Roundtree vs Belmont, 1/7/08 5 .................................................. 9, multiple players HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1 ........................................... 1.000, multiple players 2 ............. .900 (9/10) Roundtree vs UNCA, 2/16/09 3 ............ .889 (8/9) Vaitkute vs High Point, 2/21/11 4.. ....................... .857 (6-7) Green vs Liberty, 1/31/11 ............ .857 (6-7) Roundtree at Presbyterian, 1/25/10 ...................... .857 (6-7) Epps vs Converse, 12/18/09 ............ .857 (6/7) Roundtree vs Longwood, 12/16/06 ..................... .857 (6/7) M. Hudson at UNF, 2/4/08 5 ....................... .833 (5/6) Dale at Longwood, 1/3/13 ................................. .833 (5/6) vs Longwood, 12/9/12 ......................... .833 (5/6) Koerner at UNCA, 1/21/12 ............ .833 (5/6), M. Hudson vs Coastal Carolina, 2/19/11 .......... .833 (5/6), Little vs Charleston Southern, 1/3/11 ........... .833 (10/12), Thornton at Presbyterian, 1/31/01 ....................... .833 (5/6), Sprouse at Lehigh, 12/29/06

MOST THREE-POINTERS MADE 1 ........................... 7, Gravel at Murray State, 1/5/02 2 ....................6, Povilonyte vs High Points, 2/14/09 .........................6, Blackman at Jacksonville, 3/3/05 ................................ 6, Blackman vs Mercer, 2/5/05 3 ................................... 5, Dale vs UNCA, 2/18/12 ........ 5, M. Hudson at Charleston Southern, 2/5/11 ...........................5, Dale vs Tenn. Temple, 12/29/10 ............................ 5, D. Hudson vs UNCA, 3/12/10 ........................................ 5, Epps vs UNCA, 1/9/10 ......................................... 5, vs Converse, 12/18/09 ................... 5, Kelly vs Central Michigan, 12/30/06 ...................... 5, Povilonyte vs Lipscomb, 12/29/08 ......................... 5, Povilonyte vs Winthrop, 1/24/09

HIGHEST THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE 1 ............................................. 1.000, multiple players 2 ........... .857 (6/7), Blackman at Jacksonville, 3/3/05 3 ........ .833 (5/6), Collins at Florida Atlantic, 2/15/03 ........ .833 (5/6) Kelly vs Central Michigan, 12/30/06 5 ........... .800 (4/5), Collins vs Savannah State, 1/9/02 ...................... .800 (4/5), Sprouse at Lehigh, 12/29/06 ......... . .800 (4/5), Montgomery at App. State, 1/28/09

MOST FREE THROWS MADE 1 ............................... 12, Dillard at Liberty, 2/25/12 2 ............. 11, Collins vs Jacksonville State, 2/27/03 ............................... 11, Collins vs Belmont, 1/23/03 ........................... 11, D. Hudson vs SCSU, 11/28/08 3 ....................... 10, D. Hudson vs Purdue, 12/22/10 ...................... 10, D. Hudson at Longwood, 12/5/10 ........................... 10, D. Hudson vs Liberty, 3/14/10 4 .................................................. 9, multiple players

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1 .......................................... 1.000, multiple players 2 ........ .917 (11/12), Collins vs Jacksonville St., 2/27/03 3 .............. .910 (10/11), D. Hudson vs Purdue, 12/22/10 4 ........... .900 (9/10), Dillard at Longwood, 2/20/12 .......... .900 (9/10), Collins at Jacksonville, 1/30/03 ............ .900 (9/10), Gravel at N.C. A&T, 11/28/01 ..... .900 (9/10), Smith at UNC Asheville, 12/19/06 ...... .900 (9/10), D. Hudson at Georgetown, 12/19/08

MOST REBOUNDS 1 ............................. 23, Smith vs Wofford, 11/30/05 2 ................................... 22, Smith vs Mercer, 2/6/03 .............. 22, Thornton at Kennesaw State, 12/28/00 3 .............................. 20, Smith vs Belmont, 3/10/06 ..................................... 20, Smith vs Mercer, 2/5/05 MOST OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 1 ................................... 11, Smith vs Mercer, 2/6/03 ..................................... 11, Smith vs Mercer, 2/5/05 ............................... 11, Smith vs Wofford, 11/30/05 2 ................................. 10, Green at UNCA, 1/21/12 3 ................ 9, Green vs Coastal Carolina, 12/1/12 .................................... 9, Green vs UNCA, 2/18/12 .......................... 9, Green at N.C. Central, 12/28/11 .............................. 9, Guzman at Furman, 11/24/04 3 ................................................. 8, multiple players

MOST DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 1 ...............................16, Smith vs Belmont, 3/10/06 2 ....................15, Roundtree vs S.C. State, 11/21/06 3 ..........13, Povilonyte vs UNC-Asheville, 12/17/07 .............................13, Guzman at NC A&T, 1/14/03 4 ................... 12, Heilig vs Coastal Carolina, 1/9/12 ............... 12, Povilonyte vs Charleston So., 1/17/09 ................................12, Smith vs Wofford, 11/30/05 ................................... 12, Guzman vs UCF, 1/17/04

MOST ASSISTS 1 ....................11, D. Hudson vs High Point, 2/14/09 2 .............10, D. Hudson vs UNC Asheville, 3/11/11 3 ............ 9, D. Hudson vs Coastal Carolina, 2/19/11 ............................. 9, D. Hudson vs UNCA, 3/12/10 ............................. 9. D. Hudson at UNCA, 2/15/10 .............................. 9, D. Hudson vs Liberty, 1/2/10 ..................... 9, D. Hudson vs App. State, 11/24/09 ............................ 9, D. Hudson vs Montreat, 1/1/09 ...................... 9, Burnett vs Tenn. Temple, 11/29/08 4 .................................................. 8, multiple players

MOST STEALS 1 .............. 9, M. Hudson vs Tenn. Temple, 12/29/10 ....................... 9, M. Hudson vs Montreat, 11/10/07 2 ....... 8, D. Hudson vs Charleston Southern, 1/3/11 ........................... 8, D. Hudson vs Purdue, 12/22/10 ............... 8, M. Hudson at Kennesaw State, 12/2/10 ........ 8, D. Hudson at Presbyterian College, 1/25/10 3 .................. 7, Brown at UNC Asheville, 1/19/13 ........................ 7, D. Hudson at High Point, 2/13/10 ..................................7, Boyce at Wofford, 11/10/06 ..................................7, Morris at Furman, 11/24/04 ............................. 7, Collins vs Campbell, 12/13/03 .................7, Collins vs Eastern Kentucky, 11/22/03 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS 1 ............................... 9, Harmon vs Stetson, 2/15/07 2 ............................7, Harmon at Lipscomb, 2/22/07 ..................................7, Harmon vs Mercer, 2/17/07 ............................. 7, Harmon vs Lipscomb, 1/27/07 ..................................... 7, Guzman vs UCF, 1/17/04 3 ................... 6, Vaitkute at Charleston So., 1/16/10 4 .................... 5, Heilig at UNC Asheville, 1/19/13 .............................. 5, Green vs Winthrop, 1/12/13 ....................... 5, Green vs N.C. Central, 12/22/12 ................................. 5, Green vs Winthrop, 2/11/12 .......................... 5, Pope vs UNC Ashevile, 3/11/11 ............... 5, Little vs Presbyterian College, 1/24/11 .................................. 5, Vaitkute at UNCA, 2/15/10 ..................................5, Vaitkute vs Radford, 1/4/10 * GWU transitioned to NCAA Division I in 2000-01.

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GARDNER-WEBB DIVISION I INVIDIUAL SEASON HIGHS

MOST GAMES STARTED 1 ............................ 33, Roundtree, 2009-2010 2 ........................... 32, M. Hudson, 2010-2011 ............................. 32, D. Hudson, 2010-2011 ..............................32, D. Hudson, 2009-2010 ................................. 32, Vaitkute, 2009-2010 ................................... 32, Collins, 2000-2001 3 .................................. 31, Heilig, 2012-2013 ....................................... 31, Pope, 2010-2011 ................................... 31, Dillard, 2010-2011 .................................. 31, Harmon, 2006-2007 4 .................................. 30, Green, 2012-2013 ............................. 30, D. Hudson, 2008-2009 ............................. 30, Roundtree, 2007-2008

MOST MINUTES PLAYED 1 ...................... 1130, M. Hudson, 2010-2011 2 ....................... 1102, D. Hudson, 2010-2011 3 ........................ 1054, Roundtree, 2009-2010 4 ................................ 1024, Kelly, 2006-2007 5 ................................ 1022, Pope, 2010-2011

MOST POINTS SCORED 1 ........................ 465, M. Hudson, 2010-2011 2 ............................ 443, Thornton, 2000-2001 3 ......................... 430, D. Hudson, 2010-2011 4 ................................... 425, Epps, 2009-2010 5 ............................... 406, Collins, 2001-2002

HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE 1 .............................. 15.0, Collins, 2001-2002 2 .............................. 13.9, Collins, 2002-2003 3 ........................... 13.8, Thornton, 2000-2001 4 ....................... 13.7, M. Hudson, 2010-2011 5 .......................... 13.5, Blackman, 2003-2004

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 1 ........................ 163, M. Hudson, 2010-2011 2 ........................... 161, Roundtree 2007-2008 3 .......................... 159, Roundtree, 2009-2010 4 .......................... 158, Roundtree, 2008-2009 5 .................................. 145, Epps, 2009-2010

MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1 ........................ 425, M. Hudson, 2010-2011 2 .......................... 349, Roundtree, 2009-2010 3 ......................... 346, D. Hudson, 2010-2011 4 .......................... 335, Roundtree, 2007-2008 5 .......................... 327, Roundtree, 2008-2009

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE * 1 ................... .545 (42/77), Carter, 2007-2008 2 ................. .534 (79/148), Smith, 2002-2003 4 ................ .526, (70/133), Green, 2010-2011 3 ........... .521 (101/194), Vaitkute, 2010-2011 5 ............... .511 (134/262), Smith, 2004-2005 * minimum 75 attempts

MOST THREE-POINTERS MADE 1 ...........................73, Turauskaite, 2000-2001 2 .................................... 60, Epps, 2009-2010 3 .................................. 56, Gravel, 2002-2003 4 ..................................... 55, Dale, 2012-2013 5 .................................. 53, Gravel, 2001-2002

MOST THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED 1 ........................ 207, Turauskaite, 2000-2001 2 ................................ 193, Gravel, 2002-2003 3 ................................ 175, Gravel, 2001-2002 4 ......................... 162, M. Hudson, 2010-2011 5 .................................. 156, Epps, 2009-2010 HIGHEST THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE * 1 ................... .500 (5/10), Dillard, 2009-2010 2 ................. .476 (10/21), Parker, 2012-2013 3 .................. .455 (30/66), Bryant, 2005-2006 4 .......... .451 (46/102), Blackman, 2004-2005 5 .................... .426 (55/129, Dale, 2012-2013

* minimum 10 attempts

MOST FREE THROWS MADE 1 ............................ 155, Thornton, 2000-2001 2 ......................... 125, D. Hudson, 2010-2011 3 ......................... 120, D. Hudson, 2009-2010 4 ..........................103, D. Hudson, 2008-2009 5 .................................... 90, Kelly, 2006-2007 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 1 ............................ 223, Thornton, 2000-2001 2 ......................... 169, D. Hudson, 2010-2011 3 ......................... 159, D. Hudson, 2009-2010 4 ......................... 151, D. Hudson, 2008-2009 5 ................................. 147, Green, 2011-2012 HIGHEST FT PERCENTAGE * 1 ................... .900 (18/20), Webb, 2008-2009 2 ............... .844 (27/32), Burnett, 2009-2010 3 ............ .837 (72/86), Blackman, 2004-2005 4 ......... .792 (80/101), Povilonyte, 2007-2008 5 ................. .789 (71/90), Gravel, 2000-2001

* minimum 20 attempts

MOST REBOUNDS 1 ............................ 311, Thornton, 2000-2002 2 ................................. 290, Green 2012-2013 3 ................................. 282, Smith, 2004-2005 4 ................................. 276, Smith, 2005-2006 5 ................................. 264, Smith, 2006-2007

MOST OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 1 .............................140, Thornton, 2000-2001 2 ................................ 131, Green, 2012-2013 3 ................................. 128, Green, 2011-2012 4 ................................. 118, Smith, 2005-2006 ....................................118, Smith, 2004-2005 5 ..................................107, Smith, 2006-2007

MOST DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 1 .............................. 181, Harmon, 2006-2007 2 ............................ 171, Thornton, 2000-2001 3 ................................. 164, Smith, 2004-2005 4 ................................ 159, Green, 2012-2013 5 ................................. 158, Smith, 2005-2006

MOST ASSISTS 1 .......................... 194, D. Hudson, 2010-2011 2 ......................... 155, D. Hudson, 2009-2010 3 ..........................152, D. Hudson, 2008-2009 4 ........................ 123, M. Hudson, 2010-2011 5 .................................... 92, Kelly, 2006-2007 .................................. 92, Collins, 2000-2001 MOST STEALS 1 ........................... 90, M. Hudson, 2010-2011 2 .......................... 81, D. Hudson, 2010-2011 3 ........................... 78, D. Hudson, 2009-2010 4 ................................. 61, Dillard, 2011-2012 5 .............................. 60, Andorful, 2000-2001

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS 1 ................................ 83, Harmon, 2006-2007 2 ................................ 61, Vaitkute, 2009-2010 3 ................................ 53, Harmon, 2005-2006 4 ................................... 48, Green, 2011-2012 .................................. 48, Harmon, 2003-2004 5 ................................ 46, Harmon, 2004-2005


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GARDNER-WEBB DIVISION I CAREER LEADERS

MOST GAMES PLAYED 1................................. 129, D. Hudson (2007-2011) 2....................................... 127, Burnett (2006-2010) 3........................................... 126, Pope (2007-2011) .................................... 126, Roundtree (2006-2010) 5........................................ 112, Collins (2000-2004) ....................................... 112, Harmon (2003-2007)

MOST GAMES STARTED 1........................................105, Collins (2000-2004) 2................................. 102, D. Hudson (2007-2011) 3........................................ 96, Harmon (2003-2007) 4 ................................... 87, Roundtree (2006-2010) ....................................... 87, Blackman (2002-2006) 5............................................. 84, Pope (2007-2011) ............................................ 84, Gravel (2001-2005)

MOST MINUTES PLAYED 1............................... 3545, D. Hudson (2007-2011) 2..................................... 3489, Collins (2000-2004) 3................................ 3380, Roundtree (2006-2010) 4......................................... 3075, Pope (2007-2011) 5.................................... 2965, Harmon (2003-2007) MOST POINTS SCORED 1............................... 1407, D. Hudson (2007-2011) 2................................ 1337, Roundtree (2006-2010) 3......................................1293, Collins (2000-2004) 4................................. 1195, Blackman (2002-2006) 5............................... 1147, M. Hudson (2007-2011)

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 1.................................. 534, Roundtree (2006-2010) 2....................................... 458, Collins (2000-2004) 3................................. 443, D. Hudson (2007-2011) 4................................... 427, Blackman (2002-2006) 5..........................................422, Smith (2002-2007)

HIGHEST FG PERCENTAGE 1....................... .495 (422/853), Smith (2002-2007) 2.................. .486 (267/549), Vaitkute (2008-2011) 3.................. .472 (144/305), Thornton (2000-2001) 4.............. .469 (534/1139), Roundtree (2006-2010) 5.................. .449 (112/249), Gourdine (2000-2001)

MOST THREE-POINTERS MADE 1........................................ 161, Gravel (2001-2005) 2...................................... 145, Dale (2010-present) 3....................................... 136, Collins (2000-2004) 4................................. 115, M. Hudson (2007-2011) 5........................................... 105, Epps (2007-2010)

HIGHEST 3-POINT PERCENTAGE 1..................... .404 (38/94), Gourdine (2000-2001) 2....................... .382 (50/131), Bryant (2005-2008) 3................ .375 (102/273), Blackman (2002-2006) 4........................ .372 (105/282), Epps (2007-2010) 5........................ .362 (25/69), Bennett (2005-2006)

MOST FREE THROWS MADE 1................................. 419, D. Hudson (2007-2011) 2......................................... 292, Smith (2002-2007) 3...................................... 271, Harmon (2003-2007) 4.................................. 264, Roundtree (2006-2010) 5................................. 240, M. Hudson (2007-2011)

HIGHEST FT PERCENTAGE 1......................... .794 (54/68), Bryant (2005-2008) 2................ .772 (207/268), Blackman (2002-2006) 3........................ .766 (154/201), Epps (2007-2010) 4..................... .753 (183/243), Gravel (2001-2005) 5..................... .747 (136/182), Burnett (2006-2010)

MOST REBOUNDS 1......................................... 992, Smith (2002-2007) 2.................................. 789, Roundtree (2006-2010) 3...................................... 725, Harmon (2003-2007) 4................................... 686, Green (2010-present) 5........................................... 656, Pope (2007-2011)

MOST OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 1......................................... 410, Smith (2002-2007) 2................................... 323, Green (2010-present) 3.................................. 280, Roundtree (2006-2010) 4...................................... 273, Harmon (2003-2007) 5........................................... 210, Pope (2007-2011)

MOST DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 1........................................ 582, Smith (2002--2007) 2.................................. 509, Roundtree (2006-2010) 3..................................... 452, Harmon (2003--2007) 4........................................... 446, Pope (2007-2011) 5..................................... 373, Guzman (2001-2005) MOST ASSISTS 1................................. 579, D. Hudson (2007-2011) 2....................................... 316, Collins (2000-2004) 3....................................... 299, Burnett (2006-2010) 4........................................ 273, Gravel (2001-2005) 5................................. 265, M. Hudson (2007-2011)

MOST STEALS 1................................. 244, D. Hudson (2007-2011) 2.................................. 216, Blackman (2002-2006) 3................................. 210, M. Hudson (2007-2011) 4........................................ 180, Gravel (2001-2005) 5....................................... 161, Collins (2000-2004)

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS 1...................................... 230, Harmon (2003-2007) 2..................... 115, Catrina Green (2010-present) 3........................................... 125, Pope (2007-2011) 4..................................... 103, Vaitkute (2008-2011) 5............................................85, Smith (2002-2007)


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GARDNER-WEBB DIVISION I ALL-TIME ROSTER

• • • • • A • • • • •

Adler, Mallory 2009-2010Anderson, Brooke 2002-2006Andorful, Shirley 2000-2002Aziewicz, Katie 2001-2004

• • • • • B • • • • •

Bennett, Trisha 2005-2006Blackman, Sequenta 2002-2006Boggan, Erin 2009-2011Boles, Amanda 2001-2004Boyce, Brittany 2006-2007Bradburn, Jalynn 2011-2012Brown, Candace 2012-presentBrown, Kendra 2010-2011Bryant, Jessica 2005-2008Burnett, Meranda 2006-2010

• • • • • C • • • • •

Carter, LaToya 2004-2008Coffman, Sarah 2004-2005Coleman, Chaylia 2011-2012Collins, Casey 2000-2004Compton, Monica 2012-2013Creasman, Jordan 2000-2002Cronk, Emma 2007-2008Currie, Kiera 2013-present

• • • • • D • • • • •

Dale, Jasmine 2010-presentDill, Anna 2011-2012Dillard, Brianna 2009-2012Doran, Lana 2012-presentDouglass, Savannah 2012-presentDunovant, Mayhana 2011-present

• • • • • E • • • • •

Epps, Courtney 2007-2010

• • • • • F • • • • •

Falknor, Ashley 2007-2009

• • • • • G • • • • •

Garrett, Monet 2005-2006Gool, Sanchia 2000-2001Gourdine, Morgan 2000-2001Gravel, Katie 2001-2005Green, Catrina 2010-presentGuzman, Crissy 2001-2005

• • • • • H • • • • •

Hammond, Ruth 2000-2004Harmon, Brittany 2004-2007Harris, Chariah 2011-presentHarris, Cierra 2009-2012Harrison, Theresa 2000-2001Heilig, Jessica 2011-presentHenderson, Amanda 2000-2002Higgenbottom, Teri 2007-2008Honeycutt, Liz 2004-2006Holland, Tresita 2000-2001Hudson, Dominque 2007-2011Hudson, Monique 2007-2011Huntsman, Tierra 2013-present

• • • • • J • • • • •

Johnson, Ebone 2005-2006

• • • • • K • • • • •

Kelly, Candyse 2004-2006Knox, Amber 2011-2012Koerner, Tabby 2010-presentKoroleva, Alex 2001-2002

• • • • • L • • • • •

Little, Sierra 2010-2011

• • • • • M • • • • •

McKenney, Kim 2009-2013McQueen, Christina 2013-presentMontgomery, Sherika 2006-2010Morris, Jasmin 2004-2005Musa, Edina 2010-2011

• • • • • P • • • • •

Parker, Olivia 2012-presentPope, LaTroya 2007-2011Porterfield, Ashley 2000-2002Povilonyte, Laura 2005-2009Price, Brittany 2003-2004

• • • • • Q • • • • •

Quinn, Alicia 2012-present

• • • • • R • • • • •

Richardson, Doreen 2012-presentRollyson, Dawn 2008-2009Roundtree, Margaret 2006-2010

• • • • • S • • • • •

Sanderson, Katie 2005-2007Scanlon, Eliana 2011-2012Smith, KiKi 2011-2012Smith, Shameka 2002-2007Sprouse, Jenny 2006-2008Sturdivant, Novia 2004-2007

• • • • • T • • • • •

Thames, April 2000-2001Thornton, Angela 2000-2001Tomporek, Maggie 2001-2002Turauskaite, Vaida 2000-2001Twing, Tierney 2012-2013

• • • • • V • • • • •

Vaitkute, Sandra 2008-2011

• • • • • W • • • • •

Webb, Teonika 2008-2010Wilkinson, Brooke 2002-2006Winkler, Breynna 2008-2012

*Gardner-Webb became an NCAA Division I member in 2000-01.

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GARDNER-WEBB 1,000 POINTS CLUB

1,000 POINTS CLUB Throughout Gardner-Webb’s illustrious history, 16 women have reached a milestone that not many do - scoring 1,000 career points. TeammatesSusanBoltBriggsandCarolynDewberrywerethefirsttoscore1,000pointsduringtheirtimeinBoilingSprings.From1988-1992,FrediaLawrencelitupthescoreboard,settingtheRunnin’Bulldogs’all-timescoringrecordat2,201points. SincethemovetoNCAADivisionI,MargaretRoundtreenettedthemostpointsforGWU,tallying1,337inherstellarcareer. UnderheadcoachRickReeves,fiveplayershavejoinedthe1,000pointclub. SequentaBlackmantalliedover1,000pointsforhercareer.Blackman,whograduatedinMay2006,finishedhercareerasthe11th-mostproductivescorerinRunnin’Bulldogs’historywith1,195points. OnJan.25,2007,seniorShamekaSmithnettedher1,000thcareerpoint.TheBessemerCity,N.C.,nativefinishedwith1,136points,whichatthetimewasgoodenoughfor12thontheGWUall-timelist. Inthe2009-10season,Gardner-Webb’sMargaretRoundtreescoredher1,000pointenroutetofinishinghercareerwith1,337points,placingherinsixth-placeall-timeandsurpassingCaseyCollinsastheRunnin’BulldogsDivisionIcareerscoringleader. OnNovember22,2010,DominiqueHudsonbecamethe15thmemberofthe1,000pointclub,scoringpoints999and1,000onback-to-backmadefreethrows. OnlymonthslateronFebruary14th,Valentine’sDay,MoniqueHudsontalliedher1,000careerpoint,becomingonlythe16thplayerinGWUhistorytoaccomplishthatfeat. WithbothDominiqueandMoniqueHudsonbothscoring1,000careerpoints,theduobecameonlythefifthsetofsiblingstobothscoreover1,000 career points in Big South history and only the second set to do it in the same season.

RANK NAME POINTS

1. Fredia Lawrence (1988-92) 2,201

2. Dina Smith (1981-85) 2,031

3. Carolyn Dewberry (1978-82) 1,928

4. Delaina Adams (1992-96) 1,686

5. Dominique Hudson (2007-11) 1,407

6. Vaida Turauskaite (1997-01) 1,366

7. Margaret Roundtree (2006-10) 1,337

8. Kim Houser (1992-96) 1,329

9. Casey Collins (2000-04) 1,293

10. Tayuanne Dewberry (1993-97) 1,246

11. Susan Bolt Briggs (1977-81) 1,236

12. Lisa Campbell (1988-92) 1,207

13. Sequenta Blackman (2002-06) 1,195

14. Monique Hudson (2007-11) 1,147

15. Shameka Smith (2002-2007) 1,136

16. Val Crowell (1989-93) 1,020

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GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACHING RECORDS

GARDNER-WEBB COACHING RECORDS

COACH YEARS RECORD PCT.Rick Reeves 9 (2004-present) 135-143 .486Eddie McCurley 7 (1995-2002) 97-97 .500Phyllis Littlefield 4 (1975-79) 48-24 .667Bud Black 2 (1988-90) 42-19 .689Brenda Halford 3 (1990-93) 42-41 .506Sallie Black 6 (1980-86) 36-104 .257Mark Hannuksela 2 (1993-95) 18-36 .333Pat Francis 1 (1979-80) 10-10 .500Jeff Tubbs 2 (1986-88) 5-44 .102 Serena King 1 (2003-04) 5-22 .185Barry Street 1 (2002-03) 5-22 .185

TOTAL 38 (1975-present) 443-562 .441

NCAA DI 13 (2000-present) 163-228 .417

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD BREAKDOWN

YEAR RECORD PCT. COACH1975-76 7-7 .500 Littlefield1976-77 11-7 .611 Littlefield1977-78 17-4 .810 Littlefield1978-79 13-6 .684 Littlefield1979-80 10-10 .500 Francis1980-81 7-15 .318 Sallie Black1981-82 5-19 .208 Sallie Black1982-83 1-22 .044 Sallie Black1983-84 7-17 .292 Sallie Black1984-85 13-12 .520 Sallie Black1985-86 3-19 .136 Sallie Black1986-87 0-25 .000 Tubbs1987-88 5-19 .208 Tubbs1988-89 19-9 .679 Bud Black1989-90 23-10 (6-8 SAC) .670 Bud Black1990-91 19-8 (10-4 SAC) .704 Halford1991-92 13-16 (7-7 SAC) .448 Halford1992-93 10-17 (4-10 SAC) .370 Halford1993-94 10-17 (4-10 SAC) .370 Hannusksela1994-95 8-19 (3-11 SAC) .296 Hannusksela1995-96 22-7 (10-4 SAC) .759 McCurley1996-97 18-9 (9-5 SAC) .667 McCurley1997-98 10-16 (6-8 SAC) .385 McCurley1998-99 12-14 (6-8 SAC) .462 McCurley1999-2000 17-10 (10-6 SAC) .630 McCurley2000-01 15-17 .469 McCurley2001-02 3-24 .111 McCurley2002-03 5-22 (4-12 A-Sun) .185 Street2003-04 5-22 (4-16 A-Sun) .185 King2004-05 9-18 (7-13 A-Sun) .333 Reeves2005-06 14-16 (11-9 A-Sun) .467 Reeves2006-07 14-17 (10-8 A-Sun) .452 Reeves2007-08 13-18 (8-8 A-Sun) .419 Reeves2008-09 17-15 (9-7 Big South) .531 Reeves2009-10 28-5 (15-1 Big South) .849 Reeves2010-11 23-11 (11-5 Big South) .676 Reeves2011-12 4-25 (3-15 Big South) .138 Reeves2012-13 13-18 (5-13 Big South) .419 Reeves

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GARDNER-WEBB DIVISION I YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

• • • • • 2011-12• • • • •Record: 4-25 (3-15 Big South)

Head Coach: Rick Reevesat #19 North Carolina L 44-109Kennesaw State L 48-68Appalachian State L 41-69at Davidson L 46-67vs. #6 Duke L 31-97vs. Southern California L 41-82Wofford L 50-58at #13 Louisville L 27-92at Lipscomb L 65-76at N.C. Central W 56-45at Campbell * L 52-62at High Point * L 41-63Charleston Southern * L 53-63Coastal Carolina * W 73-63at Presbyterian * L 43-54at Winthrop * L 48-86at UNC Asheville * L 62-74Radford * L 50-63Liberty * L 51-78at Coastal Carolina * L 40-54at Charleston Southern * L 66-86Winthrop * L 55-65Presbyterian * L (OT) 57-59UNC Asheville * W 69-52at Longwood L 65-76at Liberty * L 44-76at Radford * W (OT) 59-55High Point * L 46-66Campbell * L 51-64

* denotes conference game

• • • • • 2010-11• • • • •Record: 23-11 (11-5 Big South)

Head Coach: Rick Reevesat Wofford W 62-47Montreat W 66-38at Appalachian State L 68-98vs. Prairie View L 58-65at #10 Oklahoma L 75-84vs. Texas-Pan American W 82-54at Kennesaw State W 59-48at Longwood W 68-58N.C. Central W 62-54Converse W 81-47Purdue L 58-59Tennessee Temple W 88-40#10 North Carolina L 62-83Charleston Southern * W 67-51at Radford * L 50-57at Winthrop * W 45-42at High Point * W 62-54at Coastal Carolina * W 45-34Presbyterian College * W 52-33UNC Asheville * L 59-60Liberty * L 56-68at Charleston Southern * W 71-64at Liberty * L 51-56at UNC Asheville * W 68-65Coastal Carolina * W 58-36High Point * W 68-60Longwood W 68-50at Presbyterian College * L 65-73Winthrop * W 62-46Radford * W (OT) 79-67vs. UNC Asheville ^ W 69-58vs. Winthrop ^ W 59-44vs. Liberty ^ W 67-66vs. #3 Miami ! L 62-80

* denotes conference game^ denotes Big South Tournament game! denotes NCAA Tournament Game

• • • • • 2012-13• • • • •Record: 13-18 (5-13 Big South)

Head Coach: Rick ReevesLipscomb W 64-60Tennessee Temple W 86-34Montreat W 84-50at UNC Greensboro L 49-55at Appalachian State L 43-84Asbury W 76-41Coastal Carolina * L 62-65Longwood L 62-70Davidson L 56-59at Wofford W 62-57N.C. Central W 54-32at Kennesaw State W 68-59at Longwood * L 75-87at High Point * L 42-64Campbell * L 49-59Radford * L (OT) 69-72Winthrop * L 55-60at UNC Asheville * W 58-45at Presbyterian * L 48-57at Charleston Southern * W 59-55UNC Asheville * W 73-47Presbyterian * W 55-38Charleston Southern * L 48-55at Campbell * L 46-65at Coastal Carolina * L (OT) 67-70High Point * W 65-57Liberty * L 40-55at Winthrop * L 54-62at Radford * L 64-70at Coastal Carolina ^ W 64-60vs. Liberty ^ L 61-78

* denotes conference game^ denotes Big South Tournament game

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• • • • • 2009-2010 • • • • •Record: 28-5 (15-1 Big South)

Head Coach: Rick ReevesHouston L 64-86Winston-Salem State W 70-38Limestone W 71-50at N.C. Central W 66-55Appalachian State W 70-58vs. Morehead State W (OT) 75-65vs. Texas-Pan American W 74-57Wofford W 78-55East Carolina W 57-45at #11 North Carolina L 65-81Converse W 79-38at Purdue W 56-55Longwood W 72-58Liberty * W 70-65Radford * L 53-68UNC Asheville * W 70-54High Point * W 67-56at Charleston Southern * W 58-45at Winthrop * W 85-62at Presbyterian College * W 80-39Coastal Carolina * W 78-33at Liberty * W 59-56at Radford * W (20T) 84-80at High Point * W 74-66at UNC Asheville * W 74-63Presbyterian College * W (OT) 53-50Winthrop * W 57-39Charleston Southern * W 63-54at Coastal Carolina * W 74-68vs. UNC Asheville ^ W 77-65vs. Coastal Carolina ^ W 64-56vs. Liberty ^ L 66-68at Charlotte $ L 60-74

* denotes conference game^ denotes Big South Tournament game$ denotes WNIT game

• • • • • 2008-2009 • • • • •Record: 17-15, (7-9 Big South)

Head Coach: Rick Reevesat Houston L 58-79UVA-Wise W 97-49North Carolina Central W 73-60South Carolina State W 81-74Tennessee Temple W 83-51at Wofford L 72-78at Winston-Salem State W 64-55at East Carolina L 54-81at Georgetown L 52-72at Dayton L 56-79vs. Lipscomb W 66-64Montreat W 85-57at Liberty* L 42-55at Radford* L 74-82at UNC-Asheville* L 59-67at High Point* L 44-55Charleston Southern* W 60-50Winthrop* W 54-53Presbyterian W 56-48at Appalachian State W 77-62at Coastal Carolina* L 54-70Radford* W 55-53Liberty* L 51-58High Point* W 63-60UNC-Asheville* W 74-61at Presbyterian* L 53-62at Winthrop* W 65-62at Charleston Southern* L 68-80Coastal Carolina* L 57-60vs. Radford ^ W 61-50vs. High Point ^ W 78-76vs. Liberty ^ L 50-51

* denotes conference game^ denotes Big South Tournament game

• • • • • 2007-2008 • • • • •Record: 13-18 (8-8 A-Sun) Head Coach: Rick Reeves

Montreat W 98-53Georgetown L 63-72vs. Georgia State L 59-63at UNC-Asheville L 60-76Appalachian State W 67-65IUPUI L 54-66at South Carolina State L 56-62at Cornell L 59-72vs. Florida Gulf Coast L 56-60Wofford L 68-75at Longwood L 57-66UNC-Asheville W 82-70High Point W 75-62Lipscomb* W 82-70Belmont* W 75-62at ETSU* W 82-71at USC Upstate* W 73-56at Campbell* L 49-66Florida Gulf Coast* L 65-76Stetson* L 68-71at Jacksonville* L 53-84at North Florida* W 67-51at Kennesaw State* L 61-72Mercer* W 76-65Campbell* W 61-51USC Upstate* W 65-45ETSU* L 76-88at Lipscomb* L 60-72at Belmont* L 58-69vs. Campbell ^ W 57-56vs. Jacksonville ^ L 57-68

* denotes conference game^ denotes Atlantic Sun Tournament game

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at Wofford L 57-67Montreat W 74-49at IUPUI L 39-54S.C. State W 55-47vs. #1 Maryland L 41-83vs. Northwestern L 34-59at Campbell* L 54-57at High Point L 44-73Longwood W 66-44at UNC-Asheville L 37-55vs. Lehigh L 61-74vs. Central Michigan L 64-77at Jacksonville* L 47-62at North Florida* W 39-35Kennesaw State* W 52-44ETSU* L 68-81at Mercer* W 49-28at Stetson* L 52-69Belmont* L 52-77Lipscomb* W 66-59Jacksonville* W 75-64North Florida* W 57-54at ETSU* L 61-87at Kennesaw State* L 49-67Stetson* W 61-47Mercer* W 58-46at Lipscomb* W 51-44at Belmont* L 51-54Campbell* W 68-53vs. Campbell ^ W 67-47vs. Belmont ^ L 48-57



vs. Florida International L 57-65vs. UMES L 67-77UNC Asheville L 46-58High Point L 60-73Wofford L 57-64Stetson* W 62-53Mercer* W 74-49at Army L 54-67at South Carolina St. W 68-61Campbell* L 59-71at Belmont* L 50-63at Lipscomb* L 51-52Jacksonville* W 64-52North Florida* W 74-58at Kennesaw State* W 69-43at ETSU* W 72-68at Campbell* W 66-54Florida Atlantic* L 55-64at North FLorida* L 42-57at Jacksonville* L 53-65Lipscomb* W 59-47Belmont* L 70-85at Stetson* L 59-67at Mercer* W 77-74at Florida Atlantic* L 64-70Kennesaw State* W 91-88ETSU * W 74-50vs. Campbell ^ W 71-65vs. Belmont ^ W 72-60vs. Florida Atlantic ^ L 63-74



at Miami L 47-65vs. UCLA L 48-89at Furman L 69-76Jacksonville* W 64-53Stetson* W 64-58at Radford W 60-58North Carolina A&T W 69-65at UNC Asheville L 58-64at Campbell* L 54-57at Lipscomb* L 46-54at Belmont* W 67-53Florida Atlantic* L 67-81UCF* L 65-69at High Point L 61-62Troy* L 66-75at Mercer* L 41-62at Georgia State* L 70-72Campbell* W 64-46Mercer* W 60-58Georgia State* L 47-56at Troy* L 59-61at UCF* L 57-64at Florida Atlantic* W 55-45Belmont* L 46-72Lipscomb* W 70-64at Jacksonville* L 55-60at Stetson* L 57-66


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• • • • • 2003-2004 • • • • •Record: 5-22 (4-16 A-Sun) Head Coach: Serena King

vs. Eastern Kentucky L 56-69at Morehead St. L 65-77Furman L 58-77at Southern Miss. L 44-48Campbell* L 57-58Radford L 63-89at Mercer* L 63-68at Georgia State* L 49-79High Point L 56-68Troy State* L 50-60at North Carolina A&T W 72-52UCF* L 46-52Florida Atlantic* W 86-79at Belmont* L 53-72at Lipscomb* L 48-75Stetson* L 72-77Jacksonville* W 70-50at Cambpell* L 50-59at Stetson* L 54-68at Jacksonville* W 75-60Lipscomb* W 71-60Belmont* L 61-77at Florida Atlantic* L 53-72at UCF* L 48-74at Troy State* L 56-70Georgia State* L 60-67Mercer* L 60-68


• • • • • 2002-2003 • • • • •Record: 5-22 (4-12 A-Sun) Head Coach: Barry Street

Western Carolina L 62-85at High Point L 40-65vs. Birmingham Southern L 56-65vs. Bethune-Cookman L 86-90Winthrop W 54-51at William & Mary L 56-84at Charlotte L 58-93at St. Louis L 54-105vs. Southeast Missouri St. L 63-98at East Carolina L 59-87at Campbell * L 64-76at Norfolk St. L 58-81at Georgia St.* L 56-75at Jacksonville St.* L 60-88Belmont* W 76-69Samford* W 70-49at Jacksonville* L 59-62at Stetson* L 78-82Mercer* L 59-60Troy State* L 51-57UCF* L 60-74at Florida Atlantic* L 79-81at Samford* L 64-73at Belmont* L 43-67Jacksonville St.* W 99-91Georgia State* L 55-82Campbell* W 90-73


• • • • • 2001-2002 • • • • •Record: 3-24

Head Coach: Eddie McCurleyat James Madison L 65-92at Johnson C. Smith L 62-75at N.C. A&T W 63-53at Southern Miss L 42-58vs. Alcorn St. L 41-57at Western Carolina L 45-70William & Mary L 66-77at UNC Asheville W 66-61Mars Hill L 64-82Morehead St. L 60-76at Virginia Tech L 39-76vs. Elon L 65-73at Norfolk St. L 60-88at Murray St. L 68-83Savannah St. W 75-53at Winthrop L 60-78at Texas Pan-American L 63-71at Texas A&M C.C. L 48-78Centenary L 65-66at Savannah St. L 60-61at Davidson L 56-68Texas A&M C.C. L 64-80at East Carolina L 60-61at Lipscomb L 62-91at Centenary L 78-86Texas Pan American L 61-69Lipscomb L 62-76

• • • • • 2000-2001 • • • • •Record: 15-17

Head Coach: Eddie McCurleyNC A&T W 67-65Norfolk State L 70-80at William & Mary L 64-72at Davidson L 59-70Bluefield State W 77-53Johnson C. Smith L 63-70at St. Leo W 77-71at Eckerd L 61-74at Florida Southern L 45-69at Morehead St. L 54-90at Kennesaw St. L 64-74at Armstrong Atlantic St. W 88-81at UNC Asheville L 66-86at Livingstone L 65-70at UNC-Pembroke L 73-82at Campbell L 67-82Savannah St. W 68-39Virginia St. W 65-62at Newberry W 78-60Morris Brown W 85-56at Mars Hill L 66-76at Presbyterian L 69-81at Virginia St. L 59-62at Morris Brown W 92-50at Savannah St. W 65-45Livingstone W 74-61at East Carolina L 64-79vs. Piedmont W 63-54vs. Emmanuel W 84-49Mt. Vernon Nazarene L 56-68Warner Pacific W 87-64Oakland City W 90-70

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LYCC/PAUL PORTER ARENA

The home of the Runnin’ Bulldogs, 3,500-seat Paul Porter Arena is one of the most intimidating venues in the Big South Conference - with fan support rattling the rafters regularly. Located inside the Lutz-Yelton Convocation Center, Paul Porter Arena has seen the Runnin’ Bulldogs post 35 wins at home over the last four seasons, including a record 14 wins in 2009-10. Gardner-Webb’s home court advantage is helped tremendously by “The Dawg Pound,” which is a student group that provides plenty of noise and enthusiasm on game nights.

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LYCC/PAUL PORTER ARENA

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GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FACILITIES

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GARDNER-WEBB WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TRADITION

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GARDNER-WEBB ATHLETIC TRAINING

An integral part of the entire Gardner-Webb University athletics program, the Athletic Training Program emphasizes the importance of wellness in the teams’ pursuit of success. Under the supervision of Dr. Heather Hartsell and the rest of the Athletic Training staff, athletic training students complete part of their clinical education with the University’s 22 varsity sports. Kevin Jones, the Director of Athletic Training, and his staff work toward the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. The athletic training students at GWU are fortunate to have a faculty and staff of thirteen certified athletic trainers and a cooperative intercollegiate athletics staff to enhance their learning experience. The clinical education that is conducted while serving the student-athletes at Gardner-Webb University allows for comprehensive medical care in a learning environment. The Gardner-Webb Athletic Training program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE). Athletic training students are able to pursue a B.S. in Athletic Training through the School of Preventative and Rehabilitative Health Sciences. Upon graduation, athletic training students must challenge and pass the Board of Certification Exam to become Certified Athletic Trainers (AT). One of the most respected academic majors on campus, the Gardner-Webb Athletic Training program boasts a growing enrollment and provides students with first-class instruction and practical experience in their chosen field of study. Currently, Gardner-Webb graduates are working with NFL teams, colleges and universities, high schools and physical therapy clinics. After their academic careers at Gardner-Webb, many students also choose to seek graduate assistant positions at colleges and universities around the nation.

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GARDNER-WEBB ATHLETIC TRAINING

Kevin Jones, MA, LAT, ATC Director of Athletic Training [email protected]

Jon T. Mitchell, MA, LAT, ATC Service Program Director [email protected]

Heather Hartsell, EdD, LAT, ATC Athletic Training Program Director [email protected]

Eric Newton, MS, LAT, ATC Clinical Education Coordinator [email protected]

Kat Ayotte, MA, LAT, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected]

Stephenie Stark, MS, LAT, ATC Assistant Athletic [email protected]

Andrew Landry, MS, LAT, ATC, Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected]

ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFFKyle Zimmerman, MEd, LAT, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected]

Ally Connally, MS, LAT, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected]

Betsy Clauss, MS, LAT, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer [email protected]

Christen Rentz, LAT, ATC Graduate Assistant [email protected]

Christina Kelley, LAT, ATC Graduate Assistant [email protected]

Briana Galeazzi, LAT, ATC Graduate [email protected]

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A crowning jewel of the new GWU Football Center was the state-of-the-art Athletic Training Facility, located adjacent to the football locker room on the fi rst fl oor. A base of operations for one of the University's fastest growing academic majors, the 1,500-square foot facility also houses top fl ight equipment for treatment, rehabilitation and other areas of need for Gardner-Webb student-athletes.

KEVIN JONESDirector of Athletic Training

(704) [email protected]

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GARDNER-WEBB STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

BULLDOG STRENGTH & CONDITIONINGPhilosophy

To maximize each athlete’s athletic potential while instilling mental and physical toughness through Olympic based lifts and ground based exercises. With our experience, knowledge and passion, we will demand and expect our athletes to reach their full potential.

Mission StatementWe want all our athletes to leave with three things accomplished. First, we want our athletes to leave Gardner-Webb a better person. Second, we want all our athletes to leave with a meaningful degree. Third, we want our young men and young women to be ready for the game of life, so they can be successful in anything they choose to do. Through personal relationships and hard work we know this is how we will accomplish the task at hand based around Faith, Service and Leadership.

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GARDNER-WEBB STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

BULLDOG STRENGTH & CONDITIONING STAFF

Ben SowdersDirector

Kenna SmoakGraduate Assistant

Trevor HutsonGraduate Assistant

Curtis WhaleyIntern

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GARDNER-WEBB UNIVERSITY

Located in Boiling Springs, N.C., Gardner-Webb University was founded in 1905 and is home to over 4,300 students from 37 states and 21 foreign countries. Gardner-Webb blends a liberal arts core curriculum with more than 55 specialized major and minor programs, a comprehensive academic experience grounded in our Christian commitment to service, leadership, and intellectual freedom.

Gardner-Webb, a private Christian, Baptist-related University, offers a comprehensive academic experience that introduces undergraduate and graduate students to the diverse world of ideas and to the people who think them, challenging students spiritually and intellectually and equipping them not only for professional success but for lives marked by empathy, compassion and a commitment to service on the broadest scale, Pro Deo et Humanitate (For God and Humanity).

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History Gardner-Webb’s journey from a boarding high school to a thriving regional University is marked by remarkable growth, great determination, and unyielding perseverance. In 1903, the Kings Mountain and Sandy Run Baptist Associations conceived a vision of an institution of learning where young students would enjoy “the best possible educational advantages under distinctive Christian influence.” On December 2, 1905, the Boiling Springs High School, Gardner-Webb’s predecessor, was chartered. Even today, the University’s relationship with area churches is still strong. The institution was transformed into a junior college in 1928, and only survived the catastrophic Great Depression through God’s providential grace and the tireless efforts of numerous trustees and local champions of Christian education. Then in 1942, N.C. Governor and Shelby native O. Max Gardner began devoting time and energy toward strengthening and guiding the College. In recognition of his efforts, those of his wife, Fay Webb Gardner, and their families, the school’s name was changed to Gardner-Webb College. After World War II, the College experienced steady physical growth and academic development. New buildings sprang up, enrollments increased, and by the end of the 1960s, the College was ready to transition to a four-year institution. In 1971, Gardner-Webb earned its full accreditation as a senior college, and nine years later it began offering its first master’s degree in education. In 1978, the College became an early pioneer of modern distance education by launching the groundbreaking Greater Opportunities for Adult Learners (GOAL) Program. The GOAL Program enabled working adults to take evening classes close to home and complete their bachelor’s degrees, a truly

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Did You Know? • Gardner-Webb’s Online Graduate Program in Business was ranked No. 1 in the nation for “Student Services and Technology” in the U.S. News and World Report’s rankings of America’s Top Online Education Programs for 2012. The Report also ranked Gardner-Webb No. 15 in the nation for “Faculty Credentials and Training,” No. 27 for “Teaching Practices and Student Engagement,” and was one of only 14 institutions to make the Honor Roll. • The U.S. News and World Report also ranked Gardner-Webb as one of the “Best Universities” in the South that offer “a full range of undergraduate and master’s programs” in the 2012 edition of “America’s Best Colleges.” • Gardner-Webb’s core curriculum ranks in the nation’s top two percent for quality and breadth, according to the recent What Will They Learn? study by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA). • Gardner-Webb was selected by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching for its prestigious Community Engagement Classification, recognizing the University’s institutionalized commitment to service. GWU is one of only 311 institutions nationwide to have earned the distinction. • Gardner-Webb’s online Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is ninth best in the world according to BusinessMBA.org’s list of the “Top 50 MBA Programs for 2012.” • Gardner-Webb was one of only 528 universities and colleges nationwide to be named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll (for the fifth consecutive year). • Gardner-Webb was selected in 2011 by the White House for the President’s Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge. GWU is one of just over 300 schools to participate in this yearlong community service initiative. • Gardner-Webb was recently awarded the North American Mission Board’s (NAMB) Courts Redford Award, which recognizes the nation’s top 10 universities for mobilizing student missionaries through NAMB.

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MAJORS OF STUDY GARDNER-WEBB UNIVERSITY

Accountancy (BS)American Sign Language (BA)American Sign Language with Teacher Licensure (BA)Art (BA)Art (BFA)Art Education (BA)Athletic Training (BS)Biblical Studies (BA)Biology (BS)Business Administration (BS)Chemistry (BS)Church Music (BM)Communication Studies (BA)Composition (BA)Computer Information Systems (BS)Computer Science (BS)Discipleship Studies (BA)Economics/Finance (BS)Elementary Education (BS)

Undergraduate ProgramsElective Studies in Music Business (BM)English (BA)English as a Second Language with Teacher Licensure (BA)English with Teacher Licensure (BA)Environmental Science (BS)Exercise Science (BS)French (BA)French with Teacher Licensure (BA)Global Studies (BA)History (BA)History with Teacher Licensure (BA)International Business Administration (BS)Journalism (BA)Mathematics (BS)Mathematics Education (BS)Marketing (BS)Middle Grades Education (BS)Missiology (BA)Music (BA)

Music Education (BM)Nursing (ADN)Nursing (BSN)Performance (BM)Philosophy and Theology (BA)Physical Education/Health Education with Teacher Licensure (BS)Political Science (BA)Psychology (BS)Social Science (BA)Social Science with Teacher Licensure (BA)Sociology (BA)Spanish (BA)Spanish with Teacher Licensure (BA)Sport Management (BS)Theatre Arts (BA)World Religions (BA)Youth Discipleship Studies (BA)

Graduate School of BusinessMaster of Business Administration (MBA)Master of Accountancy (MAcc)International Master of Business Administration (IMBA)Business Foundation CertificateMBA PLUS Certificate

Graduate SchoolMaster of Arts in Elementary Education (MA)Master of Arts in English (MA)Master of Arts in English Education (MA)Master of Arts in Executive Leadership Studies (MA)Master of Arts/Educational Specialist in Mental Health Counseling (MA/Ed.S)Master of Arts in Middle Grades Education (MA)Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)Master of Arts in School Counseling (MA)Master of Arts in Sport Science and Pedagogy (MA)Master of Arts in Religion (MA)Post Master’s Nursing Certificate Programs

GOAL ProgramsBachelor of Science in AccountingBachelor of Science in Business AdministrationBachelor of Science in Criminal JusticeBachelor of Science in Healthcare ManagementBachelor of Science in Human ServicesBachelor of Science in Computer Information SystemsBachelor of Science in Multidisciplinary StudiesBachelor of Science in NursingBachelor of Arts in Religious Studies

Doctoral Degrees OfferedDoctor of Education (Ed.D)Doctor of Ministry (D.Min)Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)

School of DivinityMaster of Divinity in Biblical Studies (M.Div)Master of Divinity in Christian Education and Formation (M.Div)Master of Divinity in Intercultural Studies (M.Div)Master of Divinity in Missiology (M.Div)Master of Divinity in Pastoral Care and Counseling (M.Div)Master of Divinity in Pastoral Studies (M.Div)

Dual Degree Programs AvailableMaster of Divinity/Master of Business Administration (M.Div/MBA)Master of Divinity/Master of Arts in English (M.Div/MA)Master of Divinity/Master of Arts in English Education (M.Div/MA)Master of Divinity/Master of Arts/Ed.S. in Mental Health (M.Div/MA/Ed.S.)Master of Divinity/Master of Arts in Religion (M.Div/MA)

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GARDNER-WEBB UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

Born in Durham, North Carolina, A. Frank Bonner grew up in Greenville, South Carolina. The son of Francis Wesley Bonner (deceased) and Nilaouise Carnes Bonner, he was raised in a college environment, almost literally in the shadows of the campus of Furman University (Greenville, S.C). His father retired from Furman as Vice President and Provost, having served Furman for over thirty years as professor and, eventually, as chief academic officer. Frank’s parents instilled in him the values he still holds dear. To this day, his father is his model for everything that a teacher, academic leader, and university administrator should be. Frank Bonner graduated in 1969 from Furman with a B.A. degree in English. Coincidentally, his major professor was Dr. Phil L. Elliott, son of the legendary president of Gardner-Webb from 1943 until 1961, Phillip

DR. A. FRANK BONNERGARDNER-WEBB UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT * NINTH YEAR

Lovin Elliott. After Furman, Bonner earned the M.A. from the University of Georgia in 1971, and the Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1977. His specialty is Victorian literature, primarily the poetry of Alfred Tennyson, and eighteenth-century British literature, with a special interest in Jonathan Swift. In 1974, Bonner began his academic career as a faculty member at Anderson University in Anderson, South Carolina. He was particularly active in civic life in Anderson, most notably as chairman of the Board of Trustees for Anderson County School District Five. Bonner was assigned various administrative responsibilities at Anderson and, immediately prior to coming to Gardner-Webb, was Associate Dean for Special Programs. In 1987, Bonner came to Gardner-Webb as Vice President for Academic Affairs. His role later evolved into Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs and then Provost and Senior Vice President. He was named President in May 2005 and took office on July 1. Bonner has been heavily involved in accreditation work through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), serving on more than thirty accreditation committees, most of those as the committee chair. He is a member of the SACSCOC Board of Trustees and serves on the Compliance and Reports Committee. He has also served on the nominating committee for the Commission on Colleges and has chaired four NCAA Division I Recertification visiting committees. Bonner is currently Vice President of the Big South Conference, Chair of the Board of Directors of the International Association of Baptist Colleges and Universities, and a member of the Executive Committee of the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities. While at Gardner-Webb, Bonner has remained active in civic affairs, currently serving on the Board of Directors for the Boy Scouts of America Piedmont Council. He is a past chair of the Cleveland County Chamber, a Rotary past President, a Paul Harris Fellow, and he has been a board member for numerous organizations. He is a member of First Baptist Church, Shelby, where he teaches Sunday School and serves as a Deacon. After twenty-two years in the United States Army Reserve, Bonner retired at the rank of Colonel. Bonner is married to Florence Dell (Flossie) Black of Chester, South Carolina, also a Furman graduate. She is a retired high school mathematics teacher. They have two daughters, Alison Bonner Dalton of Charlotte, North Carolina, and Florence Bonner Crawford of Fort Myers, Florida. The Bonners have six grandchildren.

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GARDNER-WEBB UNIVERSITY VICE PRESIDENT FOR ATHLETICS

Gardner-Webb alumnus Chuck Burch is in his 17th year as Vice President for Athletics and his 32nd year overall in athletics administration. The Charlotte, N.C., native spearheaded the Runnin’ Bulldogs move into Division I athletics, which resulted in Gardner-Webb’s addition to the Big South Conference as an associate member for football in 2001, and GWU’s move to the Big South as a full member – which became official on July 1, 2008. Burch oversees all athletic operations at Gardner-Webb, including management and supervision of athletic programs, facilities and budgets. During his career at GWU, Burch has overseen across-the-board improvements in facilities and the addition of seven new sports since arriving in 1997 with the most recent being the addition of women’s lacrosse in 2014-15. Burch is also responsible for continued

CHUCK BURCHVICE PRESIDENT FOR ATHLETICS * 17TH YEAR

improvements in the quality and quantity of Gardner-Webb’s athletics staff – with a number of full-time positions created to assist and enhance the entire department. GWU athletics has seen a steady increase in academic performance since Burch’s arrival, and the department has posted a combined GPA above 3.0 in each of the last six academic years. Gardner-Webb’s final year in the Atlantic Sun Conference was fruitful, with several notable wins and the usual high number of strong academic performances by the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ student-athletes. GWU enjoyed its most successful athletics year as a Division I member in 2006-07. Gardner-Webb won its first Atlantic Sun Conference Academic Championship, unseating Belmont University for the title. The Runnin’ Bulldogs also finished third in the men’s and women’s combined sports standings – a very impressive effort in the race for the inaugural Bill Bibb Trophy. Gardner-Webb’s men’s soccer team captured the imagination of faces across Cleveland County during its run to the 2006 A-Sun Championship and the NCAA Tournament second round. National qualifiers in Track & Field, swimming and wrestling highlighted competitive success for the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ in 2006-2007. In 2009-10 the Gardner-Webb women’s basketball program won their first-ever Big South Conference Regular Season Championship and made an appearance in their first-ever postseason appearance in the WNIT. The following year in 2010-11, the GWU women’s basketball team won the school’s second Big South Conference Championship, the first in women’s basketball, and punched their ticket to their first-ever NCAA National Championship Tournament. In 2012-13, the Gardner-Webb men’s basketball team won 21 games overall, the most in a single-season in the program’s Division I history, and hosted a postseason first round game in the CollegeInsiders.com Tournament (CIT). Burch, a graduate of Independence (N.C.) High in Charlotte, and former member of Gardner-Webb’s football team, spent 1991-1997 as Director of Athletics at Liberty (Va.) University, and was instrumental in a successful and well run department in Lynchburg as well. He also served Liberty as Associate Director of Athletics (1988-1990), Assistant Director of Athletics (1984-1988), Sports Information Director (1986-1988) and Assistant Director of Sports Information (1982-1984). After graduating from Gardner-Webb in 1979 with a bachelor’s degree in Social Science, Burch earned his master’s degree from Eastern Kentucky University in 1982. His wife, Franki, holds a Ph.D. in Health Education from the University of Virginia, and currently serves as the Associate Provost for Professional and Graduate Studies at Gardner-Webb. The couple has three children, Travis, Danielle, a recent graduate of Brevard College (N.C.), and Amy a sophomore soccer player at High Point University.

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GARDNER-WEBB UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATE A.D./SWA

Senior Woman Administrator Pam Scruggs is in her 34th year of service with Gardner-Webb University athletics, and remains one of the most vital components of the program’s success. Scruggs has served as Associate Athletics Director and SWA since 2000. Scruggs provides the athletics department with consistent and dependable performance in a number of crucial administrative areas. Her primary responsibilities include monitoring the athletics department budgets,

PAM SCRUGGSASSOCIATE A.D./SWA * 34TH YEAR

monitoring the operation of the department’s women’s varsity programs, overseeing game-day operations and assisting in the administration of the University’s entire athletics program. Scruggs plays an invaluable role in the success of Runnin’ Bulldog athletics. Pam and her husband, John, have one daughter, Bonnie, who is an undergraduate student at Gardner-Webb.

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