WWW.INDYCC.EDU - 620.331.4100 INDEPENDENCE COMMUNITY COLLEGE GENERAL INFORMATION
Mascot - Pirates Colors - Navy Blue and Vegas Gold President - Dr. Dan Barwick Athletic Director/VP Student Affairs - Tammie Geldenhuys Assistant Athletic Director - Tony Turner Location - Independence, KS Founded - 1925 Enrollment (Average Yearly) - 1,6000 Mailing Address - 1057 W. College Ave. #BEAPIRATE
Location - Independence, KS Founded - 1925 Enrollment (Average Yearly) - 1,600 Mailing Address - 1057 W. College Ave. Mascot - Pirates Colors - Navy Blue and Vegas Gold WWW.INDYCC.EDU 620.331.4100www.facebook.com/independenceICC @independenceCC
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Independence Community College is accredited by the Higher Learningarning Commission INDEPENDENCE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
2QEHKDOIRIWKH&ROOHJH,ZHOFRPH\RXWRRQHRIWKHÀQHVWLQVWLWXWLRQVRILWVNLQG ZHDUHSK\VLFDOO\ small yet nationally recognized, we offer an excellent education at a truly affordable cost, and our faculty and staff offer personalized attention that is second to none. Lives are changed by what KDSSHQVKHUHLQFOXGLQJ\RXUV,FDPHWRWKLVFROOHJHEHFDXVHLWLVXQLTXH WXFNHGLQWRDVFHQLF FRUQHURIUXUDO.DQVDVWKHFROOHJHKDVUHDOSHUVRQDOLW\ZLWKDULFKKLVWRU\RIRXWVWDQGLQJÀQHDUWV and sports achievement, in a historic community that is friendly and vibrant. If you are looking for an outstanding education at an institution that will prepare you for the workforce and to be a lifelong learner, you’ve found it at Independence Community College. Each year, we prepare students for a new career, for further education, or for the pursuit of a rediscovered passion. While here, our VWXGHQWVÀQGWKDWOHDUQLQJDQGGHYHORSPHQWDUHQ·WOLPLWHGWRMXVWWKHFODVVURRP2XUVWXGHQWVDUH GRHUVQRWE\VWDQGHUVPDQ\HQMR\SDUWLFLSDWLRQLQRXUVWXGHQWFOXEVVSRUWVDQGORFDOHYHQWV:H offer both residential and non-residential options for our students, but in both cases, I hope you’ll consider our close-knit campus your home away from home. While you’re here, I hope you’ll ask questions, get to know your professors, and above all, learn to love learning. I want to hear about your adventures here. Feel free to send me an e-mail at [email protected]. Like all of us at the college, I’m here to make you a success. We’re glad you’re here! Dan Barwick Daniel Barwick, President
Tammie Geldenhuys Vice President Student Affairs, Athletics and Admissions Tammie is in her ninth year as athletic director and 10th year overall at Independence Community College. Prior to moving into the athletic director position in a full-time capacity, she spent the 2008 season as the head volleyball coach, leading the Lady Pirates to an 18-18 season. This is Geldenhuys’ second stint at ICC as she also spent two years as head volleyball and women’s basketball coach from 'XULQJWKDWWLPHVKHOHGWKHYROOH\EDOOWHDPWRDPDUNDQGWZRFRQIHUHQFHUXQQHUXSÀQLVKHV7KHEDVNHWEDOOVTXDGDOVR ÀQLVKHGDQXQGHIHDWHGFRQIHUHQFHFKDPSLRQVKLSZKLOHSRVWLQJDRYHUDOOUHFRUGDQGIRXUWKSODFHÀQLVKDWWKHQDWLRQDOWRXUQDPHQW She was named the NJCAA Region VI Junior College Coach of the Year in 1993. Overall, Geldenhuys has spent 15 years as a coach at various levels, including earlier stints in high school at Labette County, Neodesha, Wichita Southeast and Wichita Collegiate. She also VSHQWWZRVHDVRQVDVÁRRUFRDFKDQGUHFUXLWHUDWKHUDOPDPDWHU.DQVDV6WDWH8QLYHUVLW\'XULQJKHUSOD\LQJFDUHHUDW.6WDWHVKH VHWWHDPDQGVFKRROUHFRUGVDQGZDVD:DGH7URSK\ÀQDOLVWLQ DQG ,Q0DUFKKHU1R.DQVDV6WDWHMHUVH\ZDV UHWLUHGDQGKRLVWHGLQWKHUDIWHUVRI%UDPODJH&ROLVHXP(DUOLHUVKHZDVDOVRKRQRUHGDVDPHPEHURIWKHÀUVW+DOORI)DPH FODVVDW7UXPDQ+LJK6FKRROLQ,QGHSHQGHQFH0R*HOGHQKX\VUHVLGHVLQ,QGHSHQGHQFHZLWKKXVEDQG*HUKDUGDQGFKLOGUHQ 0HOLVVD Chase, Junior and Dani.
Tony Turner Assistant Athletic Director Tony Turner is in his 10th year as assistant athletic director at Independence Community College. He also heads into his fourth season as ICC men’s basketball coach after spending the previous several seasons in the women’s program as head coach. During his time with the Lady Pirates, Turner compiled a record of 143-51 and now has the most wins as a coach in ICC women’s basketball history, including the Jayhawk Conference-Eastern Division Coach of the Year award after posting a 30-3 mark and earning a share of the conference title in his second season. Prior to his arrival in Independence, Turner spent one season as the head coach at Allen County Community College. Overall, Turner has a record of 183-75 as a coach at the collegiate level. Turner’s coaching career began at the high school level, where he spent time as the assistant boys basketball coach at Shawnee Heights in Topeka. He later moved to Highland Park High School, where he became the women’s assistant before moving up to the head coaching position. A graduate of Independence High School, Turner was a standout point guard at ICC, where he held the single-season assists record (244) record for nearly 20 years. Turner and his wife, Molly, have two daughters, D’Ambra and Jasmyn, and a son, Tate. 2016-2017 PIRATES
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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 LABETTE ICC FIELD HOUSE 8 P.M. MONDAY, NOV. 7 OKLAHOMA WESLEYAN JV ICC FIELD HOUSE 8 P.M. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9 CENTRAL METHODIST JV ICC FIELD HOUSE 8 P.M. *SATURDAY, NOV. 12 PRATT ICC FIELD HOUSE 3 P.M. *WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16 COFFEYVILLE COFFEYVILLE, KAN. 8 P.M. *SATURDAY, NOV. 19 NEOSHO COUNTY ICC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M. *TUESDAY, NOV. 22 COLBY COLBY, KAN. 8 P.M. *SATURDAY, NOV. 26 GARDEN CITY GARDEN CITY, KAN. 8 P.M. *WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30 BUTLER CC FIELD HOUSE 8 P.M. 6$785'$<'(& %$5721 *5($7%(1'.$1 30 *WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7 COWLEY ICC FIELD HOUSE 8 P.M. *SATURDAY, DEC. 10 ALLEN IOLA, KAN. 4 P.M. *WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4 SEWARD COUNTY ICC FIELD HOUSE 8 P.M. *SATURDAY, JAN. 7 DODGE CITY ICC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M. :('1(6'$<-$1+87&+,1621+87&+,1621.$1 30 *SATURDAY, JAN. 14 CLOUD COUNTY ICC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M. *WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18 PRATT PRATT, KAN. 8 P.M. *SATURDAY, JAN. 21 COFFEYVILLE ICC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M. :('1(6'$<-$1 1(26+2&2817< &+$187(.$1 30 *SATURDAY, JAN. 28 COLBY ICC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M. *WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1 GARDEN CITY ICC FIELD HOUSE 8 P.M. 6$785'$<)(% %87/(5 (/'25$'2.$1 30 *WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8 BARTON ICC FIELD HOUSE 8 P.M. *SATURDAY, FEB. 11 COWLEY ARKANSAS CITY, KAN. 4 P.M. *WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15 ALLEN ICC FIELD HOUSE 8 P.M. *SATURDAY, FEB. 18 SEWARD COUNTY LIBERAL, KAN. 8 P.M. *WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22 DODGE CITY DODGE CITY, KAN. 8 P.M. *SATURDAY, FEB. 25 HUTCHINSON ICC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M. *MONDAY, FEB. 27 CLOUD COUNTY CONCORDIA, KAN. 8 P.M. COACHING STAFF
HOW DO YOU SEE THE CONFERENCE RACE THIS YEAR? WHAT ARE THE STRENGTHS OF YOUR TEAM? It’s tough. I feel sorry for the incoming freshmen. They don’t have a ,QMXQLRUFROOHJHZLWKVRPXFKWXUQRYHU\RX·UHMXVWWU\LQJWRPROGD month or month and a half to get ready for this conference. These EXQFKRIQHZJX\VLQWRZKDWZHZDQW:HVSHQWWKHPDMRULW\RIWKH IUHVKPHQDUHJRLQJWRKDYHWROHDUQRQWKHÁ\WRXQGHUVWDQGZKDWWKLV preseason getting the guys to understand what we expect and getting conference is all about. I’ve been around Pirate basketball for a long, long rid of a lot of the egos. We have a lot more athleticism and speed. We time. I don’t think this conference has ever been as tough as it is now. also have a little more wisdom. The difference from last year to this I’m not saying there haven’t been better teams and players, but when you \HDULVWKHEDVNHWEDOO,47KH\FDQZRUNRQWKHÁ\DQGFDQJRPDNHD have to play 26 conference games, it’s an absolute grind. play when things break down.
Tony Turner begins his fourth season as head men’s basketball coach TONYTURNER DW,QGHSHQGHQFH&RPPXQLW\&ROOHJH,QKLVÀUVWVHDVRQZLWKWKH3LUDWHV HEAD COACH Turner directed the squad to a 21-11 overall record and 11-1 mark in WKH-D\KDZN&RQIHUHQFH(DVWHUQ'LYLVLRQWRHDUQLWVÀUVWFRQIHUHQFH championship since 2000. Through three seasons, Turner has compiled a record of 43-48 with the Pirates. Turner, who also serves as the assistant athletic director at ICC, moved over to the men’s program after spending the previous seven season as the head coach in the Lady Pirate basketball program. During his time with the ICC women, Turner compiled a record of 143-51 and now has the most wins as a coach in Lady Pirate basketball history, including the Jayhawk Conference-Eastern Division Coach of the Year award after posting a 30-3 mark and earning a share of the conference title in his second season. Prior to his arrival in Independence, Turner spent one season as the head coach at Allen County Community College. Overall, Turner has a record of 183-75 as a coach at the collegiate level. Turner’s coaching career began at the high school level, where he spent time as the assistant boys basketball coach at Shawnee Heights in Topeka. He later moved to Highland Park High School, where he became the women’s assistant before moving up to the head coaching position. 0LNH&\SULHQVWDUWVKLVÀUVWVHDVRQDVDQDVVLVWDQWPHQ·VEDVNHWEDOOFRDFKDW,QGHSHQGHQFH Community College. Cyprien began his collegiate coaching career in 2010 at Rogers State (Okla.) University, where he helped the Hillcats to a 22-12 record, a No. 25 national ranking and a berth in the NAIA Division I Men’s %DVNHWEDOO1DWLRQDO&KDPSLRQVKLS568FORVHGRXWWKHUHJXODUVHDVRQZLQQLQJRIWKHLUÀQDOJDPHV including wins over No. 10 Oklahoma Baptist and No. 12 Southern Nazarene, while also advancing to the QDWLRQDOTXDUWHUÀQDOV+HEHJDQKLVRYHUDOOFRDFKLQJFDUHHULQ/RXLVLDQDDVKHVSHQWRQHVHDVRQZLWK the Hammond-based Shockas Boys and the Jefferson Playground All-Stars of the AAU. 3ULRUWRMRLQLQJWKH,&&VWDII&\SULHQVSHQWWKUHH\HDUVDVDQDVVLVWDQWDW6RXWKHDVWHUQ8QLYHUVLW\ an NCAA Division I member. He was also a three-year letterwinner for the Lions, highlighted by a pair of Southland Conference championships. During his time in Hammond, La., Cyprien helped coach three All-Southland players as well as an All-Louisiana and National Association Basketball Coaches Association All-District performer. In his Southeastern career, Cyprien played in 47 games and helped the Lions to a pair of Southland Conference championships and a berth in the 2005 NCAA Championships. MIKECYPRIEN Cyprien graduated from Southeastern University in 2008 with a Bachelor of Science degree ASSISTANT COACH specializing in industrial design.
&KDG%RZHUVHQWHUVKLVÀUVWVHDVRQDVDQDVVLVWDQWFRDFKLQWKH,QGHSHQGHQFH&RPPXQLW\&ROOHJH men’s basketball program. Bowers came to Independence from Dallas, Texas, where he most recently coached at Maceo Smith High School and Wilmer Hutchins High School. He helped post a 21-10 record and a spot in the Texas 6WDWHVHPLÀQDOV+HDOVRFRDFKHGWKHQDWLRQDOO\UHFRJQL]HG$$8SURJUDP'DOODV0XVWDQJV Prior to becoming a coach, Bowers played at Ranger Junior College in Ranger, Texas, where he PDMRUHGLQ6SRUWV%XVLQHVV0DQDJHPHQW+HFRQWLQXHGKLVFDUHHUDW6RXWKZHVW$VVHPEO\RI*RGLQ :D[DKDFKLH7H[DVZKHUHKLVFDUHHUHQGHGZLWKDQLQMXU\ Bowers has two sons, Chad and Tyler. CHADBOWERS ASSISTANT COACH
An avid Independence Community College supporter for more than 30 years, Tom Tyler has been serving as a volunteer assistant coach on the bench for the Pirate men’s basketball program for nearly two decades. Tyler started as a fan of Pirate athletics when the men’s basketball team participated in the 1976 NJCAA Tournament in Hutchinson. Since then, he has volunteered his services to the college in several different capacities while also spending time on the Pirate bench. In addition to his duties with basketball, Tyler has also served as an assistant coach in the Pirate golf program, where he was a part of a team that advanced to the NJCAA Division II National Tourna- ment with four straight Region VI championships. TOMTYLER ASSISTANT COACH TEAM INFORMATION
2015-16 PIRATE BASKETBALL RESULTS 2015-16 RECORD 14-15 (5-14, 13TH IN JAYHAWK CONFERENCE-DIVISION I) NOV. 4 FORT SCOTT W76-61 NOV. 5 BROWN MACKIE W74-69 NOV. 9 OKLAHOMA WESLEYAN JV W118-69 *NOV. 12 GARDEN CITY W70-67 RETURNING PLAYERS *NOV. 13 NORTHEASTERN (COLO.) W79-65 TATE TURNER, 6-2, SO., G, INDEPENDENCE, KAN. *NOV. 14 NORTH LAKE (TEXAS) W61-56 SHAWNTEZ SCROGGINS, 6-0, SO., G, TOPEKA, KAN. NOV. 18 @FORT SCOTT W68-58 TYRONE RILEY, 6-5, SO., F, EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL. NOV. 20 SOUTHWESTERN JV W101-73 NOV. 21 ON-POINT ACADEMY W98-78 #NOV. 30 @CLOUD COUNTY W84-73 #DEC. 3 COLBY L62-65 #DEC. 5 GARDEN CITY L70-76 (OT) #DEC. 12 @HUTCHINSON L58-66 #JAN. 2 SEWARD COUNTY W79-66 #JAN. 6 @BARTON L46-63 #JAN. 9 DODGE CITY L68-82 #JAN. 13 @COWLEY L72-80 #JAN. 16 @BUTLER W88-69 #JAN. 23 @NEOSHO COUNTY L72-85 #JAN. 27 COFFEYVILLE W80-63 #JAN. 30 @ALLEN L82-91 #FEB. 1 @PRATT L70-77 Photo by IDR #FEB. 3 COWLEY W72-65 #FEB. 6 BUTLER L70-87 #FEB. 13 NEOSHO COUNTY L75-80 #FEB. 17 @COFFEYVILLE L74-79 #FEB. 20 ALLEN L71-78 #FEB. 22 PRATT L79-92 +FEB. 25 @NEOSHO COUNTY L65-75
*BRONCBUSTER SHOOTOUT—GARDEN CITY #JAYHAWK CONFERENCE-EASTERN DIVISION GAMES +REGION VI TOURNAMENT (FIRST ROUND ON ROAD)
Photo by IDR 2016-2017 OPPONENTS
JAYHAWK CONFERENCE-DIVISION I
ALLEN BARTON BUTLER CLOUD COUNTY COFFEYVILLE COLBY COWLEY AT IOLA AT GREAT BEND ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE AT COFFEYVILLE AT COLBY ICC FIELD HOUSE 4 P.M., DEC. 10 30'(& 8 P.M., NOV. 30 6 P.M., JAN. 14 8 P.M., NOV. 16 8 P.M., NOV. 22 8 P.M., DEC. 7 ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE AT EL DORADO AT CONCORDIA ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE AT ARKANSAS CITY 8 P.M., FEB. 15 8 P.M., FEB. 8 30)(% 8 P.M., FEB. 27 6 P.M., JAN. 21 6 P.M., JAN. 28 4 P.M., FEB. 11
DODGE CITY GARDEN CITY HUTCHINSON NEOSHO COUNTY PRATT SEWARD COUNTY ICC FIELD HOUSE AT GARDEN CITY AT HUTCHINSON ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M., JAN. 7 8 P.M., NOV. 26 30-$1 6 P.M., NOV. 19 3 P.M., NOV. 12 8 P.M., JAN. 4 AT DODGE CITY ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE AT CHANUTE AT PRATT AT LIBERAL 8 P.M., FEB. 22 8 P.M., FEB. 1 6 P.M., FEB. 25 30-$1 8 P.M., JAN. 18 8 P.M., FEB. 18
2015-16 JAYHAWK DIVISION I STANDINGS Conference Overall NON-CONFERENCE W L W L Hutchinson 16 3 32 5 Neosho County 15 4 30 6 Pratt 15 4 22 9
LABETTE OKLAHOMA CENTRAL Dodge City 13 6 22 9 ICC FIELD HOUSE WESLEYAN JV METHODIST JV Colby 10 9 19 13 8 P.M., NOV. 2 ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE 8 P.M., NOV. 7 8 P.M., NOV. 9 Barton 10 9 18 13 Butler 9 10 19 14 Garden City 9 10 18 14 Seward County 8 11 18 13 Coffeyville 8 11 16 16 Allen 7 12 16 15 Cowley 6 13 16 17 Independence 5 14 14 15 Cloud County 2 17 10 22 PIRATE HISTORY
Most Points (Game) 58 Ruben Patterson 1994-95 Most Points (Season) 868 Ruben Patterson 1994-95 Most Points (Career) 1558 Ruben Patterson 1994-96 0RVW)LHOG*RDOV *DPH 'DUU\O0LQQLHÀHOG Most Field Goals (Season) 296 Ruben Patterson 1994-95 Most Field Goals (Career) 570 Ruben Patterson 1994-96 Most 3-Point Field Goals (Game) 11 Nate Wallace 2005-06 Most 3-Point Field Goals (Season) 111 Antonio Hanson 2007-08 Most 3-Point Field Goals (Career) 203 Tony Oakes 1987-89 Most Free Throws (Game) 21 Marcus Glenn 1996-97 Most Free Throws (Season) 296 Ruben Patterson 1994-95 Most Free Throws (Career) 428 Ruben Patterson 1994-96 0RVW5HERXQGV *DPH 'DUU\O0LQQLHÀHOG 0RVW5HERXQGV 6HDVRQ 'DUU\O0LQQLHÀHOG Most Rebounds (Career) 834 Darryl Johnson 1988-90 Most Assists (Game) 19 Leonard Parker 2006-07 Most Assists (Season) 273 Leonard Parker 2005-06 RECORD HOLDERS Most Assists (Career) 533 Leonard Parker 2005-07 Most Consecutive Free Throws 25 Antonio Hanson 2007-08 Highest Points Average (Fresh) 24.9 Chester Fuller 1969-70 Highest Points Average (Soph) 27.1 Ruben Patterson 1995-96 Highest Points Average (Career) 24.3 Chris Morris 1986-88
ALL-TIME SCORERS ALL-TIME ASSISTS ALL-TIME REBOUNDS ALL-TIME 3-POINTERS
Ruben Patterson 1994-96 1558 Leonard Parker 2005-07 533 Darryl Johnson 1988-90 834 Tony Oakes 1987-89 203 Chris Morris 1986-88 1539 Marcus Zeigler 1987-90 467 'DUU\O0LQQLHÀHOG Burt Jenkins 1989-91 143 Bobby Potts 1977-79 1409 Darren Brunson 1981-83 392 John Hunter 1974-76 798 David Ricks 1993-95 135 Chester Fuller 1969-71 1360 Troy Patterson 1989-91 383 Bobby Potts 1977-79 773 Orlandus Walker 1988-91 133 Ray Murray 1970-72 1283 Kevin Eberhart 1975-77 374 Tom Russell 1958-61 708 Anthony Downing 2009-11 129 Ron Tillis 1989-91 1239 Phil Seymore 1978-80 360 Chris Morris 1986-88 693 Antonio Hanson 2007-08 111 TraVaughn White 2011-13 1227 Tim Turner 1993-95 351 Ron Tillis 1970-72 693 Casey Alexander 1992-94 105 Eric Coates 1991-93 1224 Thomas Louden 1976-78 331 Herman Whitaker 1992-94 684 Charles Wiseman 1996-97 97 Rick Park 1961-63 1187 Chester Fuller 1969-71 316 J’son Stamper 2002-04 672 Jay Boster 1986-88 94 William Sanders 1991-93 1139 Parker McKee 2001-03 309 William Sanders 1991-93 657 Marcus Zeigler 1987-90 90 Carl Brown 1980-82 1136 Mark Nelson 1984-86 308 Ray Murray 1973-75 656 Nate Wallace 2005-06 84 Curtis Moore 1981-83 1068 Barry Fields 1983-85 307 Leroy Riley 1978-80 633 Chris Roe 2002-04 81 Leroy Riley 1980-82 1065 Tony Turner 1985-87 302 Mike Parks 1994-96 627 Jody Thyfault 1988-90 81 Rennie Kelly 1975-77 1047 Damond Mannon 1992-95 287 David Shelton 1997-99 609 Tyrone Evans 2006-07 77 Anthony Downing 2009-11 1042 Buster Miller 2003-05 283 Chester Giles 1975-77 595 Kyle Lyons 1998-2000 77 'DUU\O0LQQLHÀHOG Bethuel Fletcher 1998-2000 264 Stanley Billings 2004-06 578 Terry Grant 1998-2000 67 Bill Spears 1960-62 998 Anthony White 1981-83 261 Eric Coates 1989-91 571 Donald Rowe 2007-09 67 Darryl Johnson 1988-90 975 Anthony Downing 2009-11 252 Rob Roberts 1983-86 525 Kelvin Wilford 1995-96 66 David Ricks 1993-95 971 Steve Odaffer 1973-75 251 Ruben Patterson 1993-95 508 Tevus Stukes 1997-98 65 Ron Roberts 1983-85 902 Todd Barnes 1984-86 216 Michael Craion 2007-09 475 Chris Morris 1986-88 64 NJCAA CHAMPIONS (3): 1963, 1977 , 1978 REGION VI CHAMPIONS (10): 1932, 1942, 1959, 1963, 1970, 1977, 1978, 1983, 1984, 2000 JAYHAWK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (25): 1932, 1941, 1950, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1963, 1967, 1971, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1981, 1983, 1984 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2014
NJCAA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM $VSDUWRIWKHÀUVWHYHUQDWLRQDOFKDPSLRQVKLSWHDP Larry Knackstedt 1959 at ICC, Rick Park turned in one of the top individual performances ever seen at an NJCAA Tournament. Bob Fedorko 1963 Against Moberly (Mo.), in the 1963 title game, he Rick Park 1963 had a game-high 39 points, which still stands as the VHFRQGKLJKHVWSRLQWWRWDOHYHUUHFRUGHGLQDMXQLRU Chester Giles (MVP) 1977 college championship game. For the tournament, Park Rennie Kelly 1977 averaged 32 points per game to earn All-Tournament recognition. He played two seasons at ICC and ranks Bobby Potts 1978 eighth in career scoring with 1,187 points. He was named Thomas Louden (MVP) 1978 an NJCAA All-American and became a member of the 1-&$$%DVNHWEDOO+DOORI)DPHLQ3DUNÀQLVKHG Armon Gilliam 1983 his career at the University of Tulsa and was picked Carliss Jeter 1984 by the Philadelphia 76ers in the 1965 NBA Draft. At the completion of his playing career, Park returned Brad Underwood 1984 to Independence as head coach and led the Pirates to back-to-back Jayhawk Conference-Eastern Division NJCAA ALL-AMERICANS championships in 1974 and 1975. Larry Knackstedt 1959 First Team Gary Sebbert 1959 First Team Tom Russell 1960 First Team Harry Stephenson 1960 Honorable Mention Rick Park 1963 First Team 'DUU\O0LQQLHÀHOG 6HFRQG7HDP Ray Murray 1975 Honorable Mention John Hunter 1976 Honorable Mention TEVIS STUKES Chester Giles 1977 Second Team Rennie Kelly 1977 First Team DAVID SHELTON Bobby Potts 1979 Second Team Leroy Riley 1981 Honorable Mention Curtis Moore 1983 Honorable Mention Ron Roberts 1985 First Team Harvey Grant 1986 First Team Chris Morris 1988 Second Team Darryl Johnson 1990 Basketball Weekly HARVEY GRANT Ruben Patterson 1995 Honorable Mention Ruben Patterson 1996 First Team Cory Abercrombie 2006 Second Team MICHAEL CRAION Antonio Hanson 2008 Second Team
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CLASS OF 2016-17 Priscila Augusto (Volleyball/2001-02) Mike Kruszynski (Men’s Basketball Coach/1991-98) Ron Roberts (Men’s Basketball/1983-85) John Favero (Distinguished Community Booster) Dr. Jo Ann McDowell (Distinguised Community Booster)
CLASS OF 2014-15 Harvey Grant (Men’s Basketball/1985-86) Marguerite Keeley (Women’s Basketball/1973-75) Jeff Tadtman (Women’s Basketball Coach/1993-96) Jack & Jeanine Thompson (Distinguished Community Boosters/25 Years of Service)
CLASS OF 2013-14 Chester Giles (Men’s Basketball/1975-77) Ryan Koontz (Track and Field/2002-03) Reggie Rembert (Football/1986-87) Eliza Sokolowska (Women’s Basketball/1992-94) Dan Wall (Men’s Basketball Coach/1975-77) Lloyd Woods (Distinguished Community Booster/Community Member)
CLASS OF 2012-13 Blaine Babb (Football, Women’s Basketball Coach/1958-59, 1973-79) Chester Fuller (Men’s Basketball/1969-71) Kevin Haney (Baseball/2003) Maina Heming (Volleyball/2003-04) -XOLD7HUQHMXN :RPHQ·V%DVNHWEDOO Ron Warner (Football/1994-95) Bill Juby (Distinguished Community Booster/40 Years of Service)
CLASS OF 2011-12 Fay Bradley (Track/1957-58) Bob Morgan (Football/1959-60) 'DUU\O0LQQLHÀHOG 0HQ·V%DVNHWEDOO Rod Froebe (Football/1976-77) Bob Kivisto (Men’s Basketball Coach/1982-91) Ewa Laskowska (Women’s Basketball/1995-97) John Pittman (Distinguished Community Booster/Community Member)
INAUGURAL CLASS OF 2010-11 Ira Stockebrand (Football Coach/1931-49) Dave Dennis (Golf/1946-48) Bob Sneller (Men’s Basketball Coach/1956-64) Rick Park (Men’s Basketball/1961-63) Wardell Wright (Football/1975-77) Margo Raubo (Women’s Basketball/1991-93) Ruben Patterson (Men’s Basketball/1994-96) Lamar Garrett (Track and Field/2003) Don Harris (Distinguished Community Booster) Paul Torrance (Distinguished Community Booster)
*The 2017 Hall of Fame luncheon is scheduled for noon on Saturday, Jan. 21, inside the Fireside Room on the ICC campus. 2016-2017 CHEER TEAM
ANTHONY VASQUEZ, ASSISTANT COACH LAVON KENT, HEAD COACH Lavon Kent is in her 5th season as Head Tony Vasquez is a former Cheer Coach. While at ICC, she has taken University of New Mexico the Cheer team to a level that it has large co-ed cheerleader not seen in the past 20 years. Coach and former Southeastern Kent has been a coach in the Jayhawk Louisiana University conference for 9 years now bringing small co-ed cheerleader. with her tons of experience in Coed While attending the as well as All-girl stunting, tumbling, University of New Mexico and choreography. She has sent over Tony placed 12th place 80 of her athletes on to Division I and in the D-1A large co-ed Division II cheer programs with 7 of those division at UCA College becoming National Champions at this next Nationals in Orlando, FL. level. She is a former UCA Staff member At Southeastern Louisiana where she taught High School camps and University he placed 3rd MXGJHGQXPHURXVFRPSHWLWLRQV&RDFK place in the small co-ed Kent was an All-American Cheerleader division also at UCA college nationals. Tony, a native from Santa Fe, all 4 years during her high school career NM is currently on his 7th year working for Universal Cheerleaders where she earned trips and participated Association(UCA) in the southwest region. Tony has 8 years of high in performances across the nation. She VFKRROFRDFKLQJH[SHULHQFHKHLV$&&$$FHUWLÀHGKHVSHFLDOL]HV later went to Coffeyville Community in all-girl and co-ed stunting, tumbling, and choreography. College and then Pitt State to cheer. EMMADARROW KALLEEWATKINS ERINJOHNSON DAYZACHAMPMAN KATIEHARROLD ARIEONMYERS JULIANALACEY FR FR FR FR FR FR FR
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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 LABETTE ICC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M. MONDAY, NOV. 7 MISSOURI VALLEY ICC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9 OKLAHOMA WESLEYAN ICC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M. *SATURDAY, NOV. 12 PRATT ICC FIELD HOUSE 1 P.M. *WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16 COFFEYVILLE COFFEYVILLE, KAN. 6 P.M. *SATURDAY, NOV. 19 NEOSHO COUNTY ICC FIELD HOUSE 4 P.M. *TUESDAY, NOV. 22 COLBY COLBY, KAN. 6 P.M. *SATURDAY, NOV. 26 GARDEN CITY GARDEN CITY, KAN. 6 P.M. *WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30 BUTLER CC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M. 6$785'$<'(& %$5721 *5($7%(1'.$1 30 *WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7 COWLEY ICC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M. *SATURDAY, DEC. 10 ALLEN IOLA, KAN. 2 P.M. MONDAY, JAN. 2 SAINT MARY JV ICC FIELDHOUSE 6 P.M. *WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4 SEWARD COUNTY ICC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M. *SATURDAY, JAN. 7 DODGE CITY ICC FIELD HOUSE 4 P.M. :('1(6'$<-$1+87&+,1621+87&+,1621.$1 30 *SATURDAY, JAN. 14 CLOUD COUNTY ICC FIELD HOUSE 4 P.M. *WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18 PRATT PRATT, KAN. 6 P.M. *SATURDAY, JAN. 21 COFFEYVILLE ICC FIELD HOUSE 4 P.M. :('1(6'$<-$1 1(26+2&2817< &+$187(.$1 30
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HOW DO YOU SEE THE CONFERENCE RACE THIS YEAR? WHAT ARE THE STRENGTHS OF YOUR TEAM? It’s hard to say what to expect out of this conference. You’ve got several new coaches this year. It’s going to be a grind and a slugfest. We’re going to I think it’s important that you have quality depth in this conference. take our ups and downs, like we all will. It comes down to winning your home I think that’s something we do have. That becomes key. We have games and picking up those wins that you can on the road. When you have longer trips now, which means we’re going to have to do more over- a conference like this, it’s so competitive that your teams in the Jayhawk night trips within our own conference. That’s where depth becomes Conference aren’t probably going to have those 20-plus win seasons. We’re a factor for you as the season goes on. beating each other up every night
:LWK\HDUVRIH[SHULHQFHDWWKHKLJKVFKRROMXQLRUFROOOHJHOHJHDQG'LYLVLRQ,OHYHOVDQG 'LYLVLRQ , OHYHOV LESLIECRANE 300 plus wins and coaching four former Olympians, Leslie CCranerane is in hherer ffourthourth season as the head women’s basketball coach at Independence Communitymmunity CCollege.ollege. HEAD COACH Crane also spent the second semester of the 2012-13 seasonason as tthehe assistant coach for the Lady Pirates. She has plenty of head coachingg exexperiencepeerience in tthehe JJayhawkayhawk Conference as she led Kansas City Kansas Community Collegege frfromrom 19931993-97.-97. ShShee revitalized the Lady Blue Devil program as her team was rankednked in tthehe totopp 20 ooff tthehe NJCAA and became the 1997 Region VI champions, advancingg to tthehe NJCNJCAAAA Tournament in Tyler, Texas. During her tenure at KCK, she was the two-timeime JJayhawkayhawk CConference-onference- Eastern Division Coach of the Year in 1994 and 1995 and wass nanamedmed tthehe KKansasansas Basketball Coaches Association Community College Coach ooff ththee Year and District D-NJCAA Coach of the Year in 1997. After her stint at KCK, Crane was the assistant coach at the UUniversityniversity of Missouri in Columbia, where she was the recruiting coordinator.dinator. ShShee llaterater became the head coach at Western Illinois University from 19981998-2011.8-2011. ShShee won her 150th career game in 2007 against Southern Utah anandd wwasas tthehe ÀUVWFRDFKLQWKHVFKRRO·VKLVWRU\WRUHFRUGDZLQVHDVRQZRQZLLWKDWKD 21-9 mark in the 2002-03 campaign. She was the three-timee MMid-idd- Continent Conference Coach of the Year in 2003, 2004 and 20052005.5. Crane has also coached select basketball teams internationally,tionally, traveling to Barbados, Brazil, Soviet Union and Estonia. Priorr to coming to ICC, she worked as a consultant for Sports Tourss International as the tournament director responsible for game management and recruiting. Taylor Floyd starts her fourth season as assistant women’s basketball coach at Independence Community College. A former Lady Pirate basketball player from 2009-11, Floyd capped off her playing career at NCAA Division I Idaho State University, where she spent two seasons. As a MXQLRUVKHSOD\HGLQJDPHVDYHUDJLQJ SRLQWVDQGUHERXQGVSHUJDPH6KHKDG a season-high 20 points and six rebounds against Oklahoma Panhandle and pulled down 23 boards, scored 49 points and had 10 assists for the season. She saw limited time as a senior, playing in eight games and averaging 1.5 points and 0.6 rebounds per game. Floyd spent two seasons at ICC, earning All-Jayhawk Conference-Eastern Division Second Team and All-Region VI Honorable Mention as a sophomore. During that season, she helped the Lady Pirates post a 30-3 record as she averaged 12.8 points and 6.6 rebounds per game. TAYLORFLOYD Originally from Topeka, Floyd was a 2009 graduate of Shawnee Heights High School, ASSISTANT COACH where she lettered in basketball for four years and volleyball for two years. She was twice named First Team All-City and was Second Team all-league and all-state.
A former Lady Pirate basketball player, Kamri Anderson begins her second season as an assistant coach for the Independence women’s basketball program. Prior to returning to ICC, Anderson spent time as the head girls basketball coach at Carver Middle School and volunteer assistant coach at Booker T. Washington High School in Tulsa, Okla. Anderson played for the Lady Pirates before earning her Associates Degree of Science in Business Adminstration in 2012. During her ICC career, she was named Second Team All-Region VI as well as Honorable Mention All-Jayhawk Conference-Eastern Division. She went on to play two years of basketball at Oklahoma State University of the Big 12 Conference. A native of Tulsa, OKla., Anderson was an Honorable Mention All-Metro pick by The Tulsa World as a senior in high school. She was selected to compete in the Oklahoma Basketball KAMRIANDERSON Coaches Association All-Star Game. She was chosen as a Second Team All-State ASSISTANT COACH 7RXUQDPHQWSLFNGXULQJKHUMXQLRUFDPSDLJQ6KHKHOSHGOHDGKHUKLJKVFKRROVTXDGWRD perfect 28-0 mark and a second straight Class 5A state title in 2009. TEAM INFORMATION
2015-16 LADY PIRATE BASKETBALL RESULTS 2015-16 RECORD 22-9 (12-7, EIGHTH IN JAYHAWK CONFERENCE-DIVISION I) NOV. 4 FORT SCOTT+ W68-51 NOV. 5 MISSOURI VALLEY JV W101-40 RETURNING PLAYERS NOV. 9 OKLAHOMA WESLEYAN JV W99-63 JAY-NEE ALSTON, 5-8, SO., PG, FORT SMITH, ARK. #NOV. 12 NORTHERN OKLAHOMA-ENID W81-74 SARAH BARTEL, 5-7, SO., G, NEWTON, KAN. #NOV. 13 GARDEN CITY L76-77 (OT) OLIVIA MURDOCK, 5-10, SO., G, COLUMBUS, KAN. #NOV. 14 HOWARD (TEXAS) W58-56 SARAH HAJDUKOVICH, 6-0, SO., F, DOUGLASS, KAN. NOV. 18 @FORT SCOTT W85-62 NOV. 20 SAINT MARY JV W81-36 CIERRA PALMER, 6-1, SO., P, HOUSTON, TEXAS NOV. 21 OKLAHOMA ANGELS W2-0 (FORFEIT) NOV. 28 LABETTE W66-44 2015-16 JAYHAWK DIVISION I STANDINGS *NOV. 30 @CLOUD COUNTY L65-77 Conference Overall *DEC. 3 COLBY W98-37 W L W L *DEC. 5 GARDEN CITY L69-75 Hutchinson 16 3 32 5 *DEC. 12 @HUTCHINSON L62-76 Neosho County 15 4 30 6 *JAN. 2 SEWARD COUNTY W76-73 (OT) Pratt 15 4 22 9 *JAN. 6 @BARTON W82-76 Dodge City 13 6 22 9 Colby 10 9 19 13 *JAN. 9 DODGE CITY L72-73 Barton 10 9 18 13 *JAN. 13 @COWLEY L83-86 Butler 9 10 19 14 *JAN. 16 @BUTLER W64-57 (OT) Garden City 9 10 18 14 *JAN. 23 @NEOSHO COUNTY W65-62 Seward County 8 11 18 13 *JAN. 27 COFFEYVILLE L68-84 Coffeyville 8 11 16 16 *JAN. 30 @ALLEN W64-49 Allen 7 12 16 15 Cowley 6 13 16 17 *FEB. 1 @PRATT W85-58 Independence 5 14 14 15 *FEB. 3 COWLEY W76-67 Cloud County 2 17 10 22 *FEB. 6 BUTLER L68-71 *FEB. 13 NEOSHO COUNTY W80-43 Photo by IDR *FEB. 17 @COFFEYVILLE W66-60 *FEB. 20 ALLEN W82-66 *FEB. 22 PRATT W89-58 $FEB. 25 DODGE CITY W68-51 $MARCH 1 HUTCHINSON L63-67 (OT)
*JAYHAWK CONFERENCE-EASTERN DIVISION GAMES #BRONCBUSTER SHOOTOUT-GARDEN CITY $REGION VI TOURNAMENT (WICHITA/FIRST ROUND AT HOME) 2016-2017 LADY PIRATE OPPONENTS
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ALLEN BARTON BUTLER CLOUD COUNTY COFFEYVILLE COLBY COWLEY AT IOLA AT GREAT BEND ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE AT COFFEYVILLE AT COLBY ICC FIELD HOUSE 2 P.M., DEC. 10 30'(& 6 P.M., NOV. 30 4 P.M., JAN. 14 6 P.M., NOV. 16 6 P.M., NOV. 22 6 P.M., DEC. 7 ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE AT EL DORADO AT CONCORDIA ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE AT ARKANSAS CITY 6 P.M., FEB. 15 6 P.M., FEB. 8 30)(% 6 P.M., FEB. 27 4 P.M., JAN. 21 4 P.M., JAN. 28 2 P.M., FEB. 11
DODGE CITY GARDEN CITY HUTCHINSON NEOSHO COUNTY PRATT SEWARD COUNTY ICC FIELD HOUSE AT GARDEN CITY AT HUTCHINSON ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE 4 P.M., JAN. 7 6 P.M., NOV. 26 30-$1 4 P.M., NOV. 19 1 P.M., NOV. 12 6 P.M., JAN. 4 AT DODGE CITY ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE AT CHANUTE AT PRATT AT LIBERAL 6 P.M., FEB. 22 6 P.M., FEB. 1 4 P.M., FEB. 25 30-$1 6 P.M., JAN. 18 6 P.M., FEB. 18
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LABETTE OKLAHOMA MISSOURI VALLEY JV SAINT MARY JV ICC FIELD HOUSE WESLEYAN JV METHODIST JV METHODIST JV 6 P.M., NOV. 2 ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE ICC FIELD HOUSE 6 P.M., NOV. 9 6 P.M., NOV. 7 6 P.M., JAN 2 LADY PIRATE HISTORY
Most Points (Game) Malgorzata Raubo 1992-93 41 Most Points (Season) Malgorzata Raubo 1992-93 763 Most Points (Career) Malgorzata Raubo 1991-93 1,375 Most Field Goals (Game) Malgorzata Raubo 1992-93 19 Most Field Goals (Career) Malgorzata Raubo 1992-93 419 Most 3-point Field Goals (Game) Cindy Delaney 1988-89 11 Most 3-point Field Goals (Season) Kiara Marshall 2008-09 98 Most 3-point Field Goals (Career) Kiara Marshall 2007-09 135 Best 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Kimya Murray 2000-01 42% 0RVW)UHH7KURZV *DPH -XOLD7HUHQMXN Most Free Throws (Season) Maria Villarroel 2000-01 163 Most Free Throws (Career) Malgorzata Raubo 1991-92 240 Best Free Throw Percentage Kimya Murray 2000-01 83.5% Highest Point Average (Fresh) Maria Villarroel 2000-01 22.1 Highest Point Average (Soph) Eliza Sokolowska 1993-94 21.3 Most Rebounds (Game) Kandice Kyles 1989-90 34 Most Rebounds (Season) Kandice Kyles 1989-90 431 Most Rebounds (Career) Dee Dee Reeves 1980-82 707 Most Assists (Game) Rebecca Baragry 1995-96 14 Rhea Codio 2008-09 14
RECORD HOLDERS Most Assists (Season) Rebecca Baragry 1995-96 278 Most Assists (Career) Rebecca Baragry 1995-96 278 Most Steals (Game) Anca Stoenescu 2000-01 15 Most Steals (Season) Rebecca Baragry 1995-96 174 Most Steals (Career) Rebecca Baragry 1995-96 174 Most Blocked Shots (Game) Malgorzata Raubo 1991-92 15 Most Blocked Shots (Season) Malgorzata Raubo 1991-92 236
Longest Winning Streak 2000-01 30 Conference Winning Streak 1999-2001 34 Team Winning Percentage 2000-01 939 (31-2) Most Victories (Season) 1995-96 34 Most Losses (Season) 1988-89 24 Most Points (Game) 1995-96 128 Most Points (Season) 2000-01 3,102 Most Field Goals (Game) 1995-96 55 (Labette) Most Field Goals (Season) 2000-01 1,135 Most 3-Point Field Goals (Game) 2008-09 16 (Southwestern JV) Most 3-Point Field Goals (Season) 2008-09 262 Most Free Throws (Game) 1995-96 49 (Trinity Valley) Most Free Throws (Season) 1995-96 630 Hightest Point Average 2000-01 94 Most Rebounds (Game) 1981-82 90 (Labette) Most Rebounds (Season) 1981-82 1,568 Most Assists (Game) 2000-01 36 (Dodge City)
TEAM RECORDS Most Assists (Season) 2000-01 781 Fewest Points Allowed (Season Avg.) 2007-08 55 Fewest Points Allowed (Game) 1995-96 29 JAYHAWK CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (7): 1993, 1994, 1995, 2000, 2001, 2008, 2011
REGION VI CHAMPIONS (5): 1975, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996
NATIONAL TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES (5): 1975/8TH PLACE, 1993/4TH PLACE, 1994/8TH PLACE, 1995/8TH PLACE, 1996/RUNNER-UP
NJCAA ALL-AMERICANS NJCAA ALL-AMERICANS MARGUERITE KEELEY 1974-75 SUSIE DINKEL 1976-77 MALGORZATA RAUBO 1992-93 ELIZA SOKOLOWSKA 1992-93 ELIZA SOKOLOWSKA 1993-94 JULIA TERENJUK 1994-95 REBECCA BARAGRY 1995-96 EWA LASKOWSKA 1995-96 MARIA VILLARROEL EWA LASKOWSKA EWA LASKOWSKA 1996-97 SVETLANA VOLNAYA 1997-98 TATYANA TROINA 1999-00 MARIA VILLARROEL 2000-01
WOMEN'S PROFESSIONAL LEAGUES Marguerite Keeley Milwaukee/Minnesota WPBL Katrina Dydek Colorado Explosion ABL Eliza Sokolowska Sacramento WNBA
MARGO RAUBO MARGUERITE KEELEY
MALGORZATA RAUBO TATYANA TROINA ELIZA SOKOLOWSKA JULIA TERENJUK LADY PIRATE HISTORY
PIRATE RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR 1973-74 Blaine Babb 6-1 1995-96 Jeff Tadtman 34-4 1974-75 Blaine Babb 14-5 1996-97 Keitha Green 22-11 1975-76 Kevin Wall 9-5 1997-98 Keitha Green 24-9 1976-77 Kevin Wall 13-5 1998-99 Keitha Green 22-10 1977-78 Blaine Babb 14-6 1999-00 Keitha Green 28-5 1978-79 Blaine Babb 18-13 2000-01 Keitha Green 31-2 1979-80 Phil Wohltman 17-10 2001-02 Jim Chambers 10-21 1980-81 Phil Wohltman 11-18 2002-03 Jim Chambers 18-13 1981-82 Phil Wohltman 11-19 2003-04 Jim Chambers 22-9 1982-83 Phil Wohltman 14-17 2004-05 Jim Chambers 14-15 1983-84 No games 2005-06 Jim Chambers 0-20 1984-85 Neal Head 0-29 2006-07 Tony Turner 18-13 1985-86 Neal Head 23-10 2007-08 Tony Turner 24-9 1986-87 Neal Head 15-12 2008-09 Tony Turner 22-11 1987-88 Neal Head 26-6 2009-10 Tony Turner 22-9 1988-89 Darren Brunson 0-24 2010-11 Tony Turner 30-3 1989-90 Darren Brunson 9-20 2011-12 Tony Turner 27-6 1990-91 Darren Brunson 17-13 2012-13 Tony Turner 16-15 1991-92 Tammie Romstad 19-11 2013-14 Leslie Crane 17-11 1992-93 Tammie Romstad 32-5 2014-15 Leslie Crane 21-9 1993-94 Jeff Tadtman 30-6 2015-16 Leslie Crane 22-9 1994-95 Jeff Tadtman 25-11 Total 777-460
Jeff Tadtman led the Keitha Green During his time with Lady Pirates to an (Adams) spent the Lady Pirates from 89-21 record in his ÀYHVHDVRQVRQ 2006-13, Tony Turner three seasons as head the bench for the compiled a record coach from 1993-96. Lady Pirates from of 143-51 and has During that time, his 1996-2001. Green is the most wins as a teams won two Jayhawk the second all-time coach in ICC women’s Conference-Eastern winningest coach basketball history. Division titles and in ICC women’s He was named the three straight Region basketball history Jayhawk Conference- 9,FURZQV,&&ÀQLVKHG with a career Eastern Division eighth nationally in 1994 mark of 127-37. Coach of the Year and 1995 and as the national runner-up in 1996. She directed the squad to two Jayhawk-Eastern after posting a 30-3 mark and earning a share of the Tadtman was named the Junior College Coach of the Division crowns in 2000 and 2001. Green left ICC to conference title in his second season. Year by the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association. become the head coach at the University of Texas He was inducted into the Pirate Athletic Hall of Fame in El Paso, where she became the Miners’ all-time in 2014. winningest coach.
NCAA DIVISION I NCAA DIVISION II Marguerite Keeley 1975 Wichita State Susie Dinkel 1977 Fort Hays State Malgorzata Raubo 1993 Auburn Sarah Allen 1996 West Texas A&M Eliza Sokolowski 1994 California Tiffany Beshore 1996 Pittsburg State Alfreda Jefferson 1994 Delaware State Keisha Lewis 1999 Northeastern State -XOLD7HUHQMXN 'HWRLW0HUF\ Tylisa Peete 2000 Ashland Nicole Palmer 1996 Baylor Kim Felts 2003 Fort Hays State LaRonda Walker 1996 Houston Erin Joslin 2003 Oakland Rebecca Baragry 1996 Alabama Anisa Secerovic 2003 Barry Jamie Gambrel 1996 Northern Iowa Giovonni Booker 2004 Carson Newman Ewa Laskowska 1997 Kansas State Erica Dechant 2004 Newberry Sarah Wells 1997 Eastern Illinois Tiffany Jones 2004 Southern A&M LaShonda Mack 1997 Texas Christian Erica Redman 2004 Missouri Southern LaKesha Bates 1997 Bethune Cookman Dacie Reutlinger 2004 Missouri Southern Jessica Hall 1998 Southwest Texas Alicia Saunders 2004 West Texas A&M Talia Goudy 1998 Lamar Gabrielle Smith 2004 Carson Newman Svetlana Volnaya 1998 Virginia Dana-Mae Robbs 2005 Missouri Southern Tatyana Troina 2000 South Carolina Ciera Green 2005 Saint Paul (Md.) Dalchon Brown 2000 Kansas Rachel Brown 2005 Alaska-Anchorage Rasheedah Brown 2000 St. John's Tygress Hope 2005 Newberry Jamecca Harrell 2000 Maryland Katrina Wright 2005 Saint Paul Dragana Zoric 2001 Texas-El Paso Vanna Cure 2006 Valdosta State Kimya Murray 2001 Texas-El Paso Aubrey Jones 2008 Pittsburg State Nikina Hill 2006 Nicholls State Morgan Clark 2008 Fort Hays State Danielle Stevens 2007 New Mexico State Katie Moyer 2011 Washburn Carissa Morrill 2007 Fordham DaShawna Carey 2012 Glenville State (Va.) Jolene Tamboue 2008 Akron Dominique Mosley 2012 Missouri Southern Ashley Gladden 2008 Wichita State Staci Thomas 2013 Rockhurst Therese Hager 2008 Sam Houston DeKendra Ledoux 2013 Newman Kiara Marshall 2009 Grambling State Anastasia Riabencheko 2013 West Georgia Rhea Codio 2009 Kansas Gokce Cetin 2015 Southwest Baptist Sadie Webb 2010 Western Illinois Kaley Farmer 2015 Washburn Torie Halvorsen 2010 American Courtney Smith 2015 Rogers State Jordan Hines 2010 McNeese State Brittany Johnson 2010 San Jose State NAIA Patricia Coates 2010 Western Illinois Misty Berkstressor 1996 Friends Zenta Liepa 2011 Nebraska-Omaha Delaina Renfro 1996 Avilla Taylor Floyd 2011 Idaho Ola Clepla 1996 Baker Liene Priede 2011 Missouri Taye Simpkins 1999 MidAmerica Nazarene Jennifer Johnson 2011 South Alabama Michelle Karleskint 2000 Friends Shaquilla Curis 2012 American Courtney Feagler 2002 St. Francis Diara Moore 2012 Mississippi Alexis Campbell 2003 Harris Stowe Kamri Anderson 2012 Oklahoma State Tiffani Schreiber 2003 Missouri Valley 'HMD5RELQVRQ (DVWHUQ.HQWXFN\ Cady Stuever 2003 Tabor Brianna Jackson-Brewer 2016 Texas A&M-CC Robertson Olanya 2008 Texas College Simone Costa 2016 Georgia Rebekah Bunde 2010 Kansas Wesleyan Syonah Williams 2016 Delaware State Eric Maxwell 2013 Sterling Elina Berzina 2016 SIU-Edwardsville Emily Peterson 2013 Sterling Kelsey Larson 2014 Baker Bethany Barlow 2015 Kansas Wesleyan Maressah Milum 2016 McPherson