Media Guide 2016-17 Bluewave Women’S Basketball Game & Tournament Schedule

MEDIA GUIDE 2016-17 BLUEWAVE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAME & TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE

DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME Oct. 8 Tallahassee Jamboree Tallahassee, FL TBA

Oct. 14 Edward Waters College (Scrimmage) Jacksonville, FL 6 P.M. Oct. 18 Thomas University (Scrimmage) Thomasville, GA 5:30 P.M.

Nov. 1 Flagler College (Scrimmage) Jacksonville, FL 5 P.M. Nov. 2 Palm Beach State College (Indian River Classic) Fort Pierce, FL 4 P.M.

Nov. 5 Indian River State College (Indian River Classic) Fort Pierce, FL 2 P.M.

Nov. 11 Eastern Florida State College Jacksonville, FL 5 P.M.

Nov. 18 ASA College Miami, FL TBA

Nov. 19 Miami-Dade County Miami, FL 11 A.M.

Dec. 1 Tallahassee Community College (Juco Shoot Out) Tallahassee, FL 5:30 P.M.

Dec. 2 Pensacola State College (Juco Classic) Tallahassee, FL 1 P.M.

Dec. 9 Florida SW (Florida SW Tournament) Fort Myers, FL 7:30 P.M. Dec. 10 Indian River State College (Florida SW Tournament) Fort Myers, FL 12 P.M. WE ARE Dec. 14 Tallahassee Community College (Tallahassee Holiday Classic) Niceville, FL 3:30 P.M.

Dec. 15 Northwest Florida State College (Northwest Classic) Niceville, FL 3:30 P.M.

Dec. 19 East Georgia State College Jacksonville, FL 5:30 P.M. Dec. 21 Eastern Florida State College Cocoa, FL 6 P.M.

Dec. 29 Tallahassee Community College (Tallahassee Holiday Classic) Tallahassee, FL 5:30 P.M.

Dec. 30 Northwest Florida State College (Holiday Classic) Tallahassee, FL 11:30 A.M.

Jan. 7 College of Central Florida Jacksonville, FL 2 P.M. Jan. 11 Santa Fe State College Gainesville, FL 6 P.M. BLUEWAVE Jan. 14 Hillsborough Community College Jacksonville, FL 2 P.M.

Jan. 18 St. Petersburg College Jacksonville, FL 6 P.M. Jan. 21 Daytona State College Daytona, FL 2 P.M.

Jan. 25 College of Central Florida Ocala, FL 6 P.M.

Jan. 28 Santa Fe State College Jacksonville, FL 2 P.M. Feb. 1 Hillsborough Community College Tampa, FL 6 P.M.

Feb. 4 St. Petersburg College St. Petersburg, FL 2 P.M.

Feb. 8 Daytona State College Jacksonville, FL 6 P.M.

Feb. 11 College of Central Florida Jacksonville, FL 2 P.M. Feb. 15 Santa Fe State College Gainesville, FL 6 P.M.

Feb. 18 Hillsborough Community College Jacksonville, FL 2 P.M.

Feb. 21 St. Petersburg College Jacksonville, FL 5 P.M. Feb. 25 Daytona State College Daytona, FL 2 P.M.

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The BlueWave Athletics Department is proud to feature six teams: baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, softball, tennis and volleyball. After the 2015-16 academic year, 18 student-athletes went on to play at a higher level (NCAA or NAIA). In addition to a legacy of competitive teams that compete in the National Junior College Athletic Association, we also have a strong history of achieving great academic success. In 2015-16, 27 of our student-athletes made the All-Academic Team for the Florida College System Activities Association (FCSAA) with a 3.30 GPA or higher. Twenty of these student-athletes then went on to make the All-Academic National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) team with a 3.5 or higher GPA. Additionally, our baseball team was second in the state with a cumulative team GPA of 3.27. This year, we implemented a BlueWave Life Skills program to enhance student-athlete success. The program focuses on five areas: academic success, athletic success, community service, personal development and career/financial success. Student-athletes attend seminars to enhance their life in areas such as leadership development, building healthy relationships, communication and financial literacy while continuing to be the best students they can be in the classroom. In addition, coaches and teams represent FSCJ inGinny service Alexander endeavors throughout Duval and Nassau counties and our College community. We welcome the public to our Director of Athletics athletic and community events including the upcoming summer programs such as camps and high school league tournaments.

Go BlueWave! COACHING STAFF

Coach Wooten begins her first year as FSCJ’s women’s head basketball coach. Most recently, she served asthe vice president of the Women’s American Basketball League (WABL-Hoops) and was responsible for developing the Jacksonville Franchise of the WABL.

Prior to her role at WABL, she was the head women’s basketball coach at her alma mater Virginia Union University (VUU) from 2010-15. While at VUU, she was named the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) Coach of the Year in 2012. That same year, her team won the North Division of the CIAA.

Coach Wooten spent 11 years (1999-2010) as a head coach at Prince George’s Community College in Maryland. While there, her 2006 and 2010 teams finished fifth and 11th, respectively, in the National Junior College Athletic Associate (NJCAA) National Tournament. She was also named the NJCAA District J Women’s Division II Coach of the Year in 2006 and 2010. HEAD COACH Coach Wooten is a highly decorated former student athlete having been inducted into the VUU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998. Eleven years later, she was honored by the CIAA as a Hall of Fame 25th Anniversary inductee. barvenia She has a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Virginia Union University and a Master of Science in Organizational Wooten Leadership from Nyack College.

Michelle Duclos earned a bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sport Sciences from the University of Florida with a specialty in athletic training. She continued her education at the University of South Florida (USF) graduating with a Master of Arts in Physical Education. During her two years at USF, she worked with the women’s volleyball team. She moved to Jacksonville after graduation and now works for Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute and as the head athletic trainer at Florida State College at Jacksonville.

CERTIFIED TRAINER Michelle duclos

ASSISTANT COACHES STRENGTH AND TEAM MANAGER CONDITIONING COACH Monecia cook Tatyana Mitchell Jon Hartnagle vicki collier 2016-17 TEAM ROSTER

First Team All-Conference Players Basketball All-Americans

1986–87 — Janet Arrington, Angie Scott 1986–87 — Valerie Avant, Kodak All-American, 1993–94 — Jackie Bailey, Tamara Brown, Sue Jones, Anja Pederson National Player of the Year 1994–95 — Doraleen Riley 1987–88 — Angie Taylor, Kodak All-American/European Pro League 1996–97 — Jaye Barnes 1987–89 — Demetra Adams, Kodak All-American 1997–98 — Lynthea Downs, Kizzy Wheeler 1990–91 — Adriana Hillsman 1998–99 — Mikel Taylor 1993–94 — Sue Jones, WBCA Kodak All-American 1999–00 — Natasha Davis, Margie Mobley, April Steele 1996–97 — Jaye Barnes 2000–01 — Brittney Mackey 2001–02 — Erica Bennett, Antionette Long 2002–03 — Antionette Long All-State/Region VIII Selections 2003–04 — Teri Willis 2004–05 — Kim Larry, Teri Willis 1985–86 — Hea Ju Moon 2005–06 — LaToya Drake, Shantel Ragin, Sabrina Schmitt, 1986–87 — Valerie Avant, Lisa Jones Sharisma Williamson 1987–88 — Demetra Adams, Angie Taylor 2006–07 — Latoya Drake, Farren Stackhouse 1988–89 — Demetra Adams, Jeanette Polk, Maria Teal 2009–10 — Barbara Battle, Amber Ford, Angelia Hill, Frances Nerius 1989–90 — Adriana Hillsman, Lameka Lewis 2010–11 — Willisha Spencer 2011–12 — Willisha Spencer 1990–91 — Adriana Hillsman, Pam Scott 2012–13 — Alexia Bell, Sharmayne Edwards, Tierra Johnson, 1992–93 — Tamara Brown, Tarina Lloyd Brittney Wright 1993–94 — Jackie Bailey, Tamara Brown, Sue Jones 2013–14 — Samaria Howard, Tierra Johnson, Gabriele Williams 1998–99 — Crystal Davis 2006–07 — Latoya Drake Honorable Mentions 2008–09 — Philicia Kelly All-Conference Players 2013–14 — Samaria Howard, Gabriele Williams

2011–12 — Andrea Outten, Christy Roewe All-State/Region VIII 2012–13 — Deasha Campbell, Monecia Cook, Kadrjah Maple Tournament Selections

Second Team All-Conference Players 1987 — Janet Arrington, Valerie Avant, Lisa Jones, Angie Scott 1988 — Demetra Adams, Angie Taylor 2003–04 — Ifeoma Onuaku, Shamayla Walker 2004–05 — Shonteria Gibbons, Shamayla Walker 1989 — Jeanette Polk, Maria Teal 2005–06 — Stephanie Brush 1990 — Adriana Hillsman, Lameka Lewis 2006–07 — Alandris Griffin, Angela Miller 1991 — Quenail Carreathers, Adriana Hillsman 2007–08 — Carrie Ann Harris, Tierra McQueen 1993 — Sue Jones 2009–10 — Amanda Lewis, Alexandria Massado, Kesheria McNeil, 1994 — Tamara Brown, Sue Jones, LaShonda White Tiffany Tolbert 2010–11 — Monecia Cook, Sharmayne Edwards, Brittney Wright 2002 — Lynetta Sullivan 2011–12 — Monecia Cook, Sharmayne Edwards, Brittney Wright 2006 — Latoya Drake 2012–13 — Teosha Ray, Kadeisha Stowes, Gabrielle Williams 2013 — Alexia Bell 2013–14 — Amber Jones 2014 — Deasha Campbell, Samaria Howard

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