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2010-11 Preview Birmingham-Southern College Panthers Past SCAC Champions Year School Conf. Overall Coach 1991-92 Centre College 11-1 17-9 Cindy Noble-Hauserman 1992-93 Centre College 14-0 19-6 Cindy Noble-Hauserman 1993-94 Centre College 12-2 18-7 Cindy Noble-Hauserman 1994-95 Trinity University 12-2 19-6 Becky Geyer 1995-96 # Millsaps College 12-2 23-4 Cindy Hannon # Hendrix College 12-2 21-5 Chuck Winkelman 1996-97 Hendrix College 14-0 23-4 Chuck Winkelman 1997-98 Southwestern University 12-2 15-11 Ronda Seagraves 1998-99 DePauw University 18-0 22-5 Kris Huffman 1999-00 # DePauw University 15-3 20-5 Kris Huffman # Hendrix College 15-3 22-5 Chuck Winkelman 2000-01 #Centre College 14-4 22-6 Jennifer Ruff # DePauw University 14-4 19-6 Kris Huffman # University of the South 14-4 18-7 Richard Barron 2001-02 DePauw University 17-1 26-4 Kris Huffman 2002-03 ^ Trinity University 13-1 28-5 Becky Geyer 2003-04 DePauw University 13-1 26-4 Kris Huffman 2004-05 Trinity University 11-3 25-5 Becky Geyer 2005-06 DePauw University 14-0 29-2 Kris Huffman 2006-07 ^ DePauw University 12-2 31-3 Kris Huffman 2007-08 DePauw University 14-0 28-4 Kris Huffman 2008-09 Oglethorpe University 12-2 27-4 Ron Sattele 2009-10 DePauw University 15-1 26-4 Kris Hufman # - Denotes SCAC Co-Champion ^ - Denoted National Champion 2002-03 First year of SCAC Tournament to determine Automatic Qualifier for the NCAA Tournament Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Commissioner: Dwayne Hanberry Director of Sports Information: Jeff DeBaldo Director of Communications and New Media: Russell Kramer SCAC Women’s Basketball Media Relations Contact: Russell Kramer [email protected] (678) 546-3470 (W) (678) 315-0379 (C) (678) 546-3471 (Fax) 2940 Horizon Park Drive – Suite D Suwanee, GA 30024-7229 www.scacsports.com SUWANEE, Ga. - In exclusive balloting by SCAC women's head basketball coaches, defending league champion DePauw University and Trinity University were tabbed as preseason favorites to capture the SCAC Eastern Division and Western Division championships respectively for the second consecutive year. In its final season as a member of the SCAC, DePauw headlined the annual poll of head coaches and is favored to win the SCAC title. Head coach Kris Huffman and her Tigers tallied 10 of 12 first place votes to go along with 120 points to take the top spot. Centre (107 points) and Birmingham-Southern (75 points) look to give DePauw all it can handle in the East. Rounding out the division was Rhodes College (65 points), Oglethorpe University (41 points) and Sewanee: The University of the South (15 points). The Indiana Tigers look for the program's tenth SCAC championship in 2010-11. DePauw won league titles in 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2003-04, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08 and 2009-10. In the SCAC Western Division, Trinity tallied 100 points with one first place vote while Hendrix College (93 points, 1 first place vote) and Austin College (55 points) follow Trinity. Head coach Amie Bradley is attempting to guide the Trinity Tigers to their first SCAC title since the 2004-05 season. Both Hendrix and Austin College welcome new head coaches as Emily Cummings arrives in Conway after three previous years at LaGrange College while Michelle Filander arrives in Sherman after spending last year at Washington and Jefferson College in the Presidents Athletic Conference. Colorado College (46 points) looks to return to the SCAC Tournament under third year head coach Liz Doran after missing out last year for the first time since the CC Tigers joined the SCAC. Rounding out the rest of the Western Division is Southwestern University (45 points), and 2011 SCAC tournament host Millsaps College (28 points). 2010-11 SCAC Women's Basketball Preseason Poll Eastern Division No. of Votes 2009-10 SCAC 2009-10 Overall 1. DePauw University 120 (10) 15-1 26-4 2. Centre College 107 12-4 19-8 3. Birmingham-Southern College 75 7-9 13-12 4. Rhodes College 67 6-10 14-13 5. Oglethorpe University 41 5-11 10-16 6. Sewanee: University of the South 15 2-14 6-19 Western Division No. of Votes 2009-10 SCAC 2009-10 Overall 1. Trinity University 100 (1) 11-5 17-9 2. Hendrix College 93 (1) 13-3 20-5 3. Austin College 55 12-4 18-8 4. Colorado College 46 6-10 12-13 5. Southwestern University 45 6-10 10-16 6. Millsaps College 28 1-15 1-24 Note: First-place votes (in parentheses) are worth 11 points, second place worth 10 points, on down to 11th-place votes being worth one point. Coaches voted for order of finish 1-11, but did not rank their own team. Results are displayed by division breakdown. +Games against Birmingham-Southern will count in the league standings, but BSC is still not eligible to compete in the SCAC postseason tournament or the NCAA postseason tournament. SCAC Single Season Records Most Points in a Season Steals Average in a Season Pts. G. Steals. Avg. 1. Tori Huggins, Hendrix (2006-07) 609 1. Trinity (2003-04) 27 409 15.2 2. Heather Francoeur, Oglethorpe (2002-03) 591 2. Oglethorpe (2005-06) 28 424 15.1 3. Katie Kulavic, Oglethorpe (2007-08) 577 3. Trinity (2004-05) 30 440 14.7 Most Rebound in a Season Rebounding Margin No. Avg. O. Avg. +/- 1. Katy Williams, Austin College (2009-10) 320 1. DePauw (2009-10) 45.4 28.7 +16.7 2. Krista Prato Matthews, Trinity (2008-09) 309 2. DePauw (2008-09) 42.6 30.8 +11.5 3. Rebekah Forsyth, R-Hulman (2004-05) 306 3. Trinity (1994-95) 45.8 34.9 +10.9 Most Assists in a Seaon Assists is a Season No. G. Assists Avg. 1. Melanie Auguste, Colorado (2007-08) 192 1. Hendrix (1995-96) 26 508 19.5 2. Leslie Baldwin, Centre (1995-96) 187 2. Hendrix (1996-97) 27 518 19.2 3. Suzy Doughty, DePauw (2006-07) 177 3. Trinity (2002-03) 33 624 18.9 Most Steals in a Season Field Goal Percentage No. Fg. Fga. Pct. 1. Jenna Smith, Trinity (2004-05) 126 1. Millsaps (1995-96) 817 1727 .473 2. Jenna Smith, Trinity (2003-04) 123 2. Millsaps (1991-92) 740 1569 .472 3. Rosemary Boner, Rhodes (2002-03) 121 3. Millsaps (1992-93) 687 1458 .471 Most Blocked Shots in a Season Fg Pct. Defense No. Fg. Fga. Pct. 1. Erin McKenzie, Hendrix (2003-04) 121 1. Hendrix (2002-03) 559 1659 .337 2. Erin McKenzie, Hendrix (2002-03) 108 2. Hendrix (2003-04) 570 1656 .344 3. Erin McKenzie, Hendrix (2005-06) 97 3. Trinity (2007-08) 583 1690 .345 Most 3-Pt FGs Made in a Season Turnover Margin Avg. No. Opp. Avg. +/- 1. Anna Findley, Oglethorpe (2008-09) 89 1. Trinity (2003-04) 16.2 24.7 +8.5 2. Anna Findley, Oglethorpe (2007-08) 87 2. Sewanee (2009-10) 18.5 26.8 +8.3 3. Casey Collins, Hendrix (1995-96) 86 3. Hendrix (1998-99) 17.8 25.2 +7.4 Scoring Offense Free Throw Pct. G. Pts. Avg. Ft. Fta. Pct. 1. Sewanee (1999-00) 25 2149 86.0 1. Rose-Hulman (2005-06) 442 535 .826 2. Millsaps (1994-95) 26 2180 83.8 2. Hendrix (2005-06) 475 607 .783 3. Millsaps (1995-96) 27 2232 82.7 3. Oglethorpe (2008-09) 451 580 .778 Scoring Defense 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. G. Pts. Avg. 3Fg. 3Fga. Pct. 1. DePauw (2009-10) 30 1528 50.9 1. DePauw (1998-99) 117 278 .421 2. Sewanee (1996-97) 25 1291 51.6 2. Centre (2000-01) 150 367 .409 3. Trinity (2003-04) 27 1420 52.6 3. Rhodes (2005-06) 188 464 .405 Scoring Margin Winning Percentage Avg. O. Avg. +/- W L Pct. 1. DePauw (2006-07) 77.5 54.9 +22.5 1. DePauw (2005-06) 29 2 .935 2. DePauw (2009-10) 71.9 50.9 +21.0 2. DePauw (2006-07) 31 3 .912 3. Millsaps (1991-92) 74.3 53.8 +20.5 3. Trinity (2003-04) 24 3 .889 SCAC Career Records 1,000 Point Scorers Field Goal Percentage (Min. 250 made) Pts. Fg-Fga Pct. 1. Katie Kulavic, Oglethorpe (05-09) 1,952 1. Jennifer Patterson, Centre 468-792 .591 2. Anna Findley, Oglethorpe (05-09) 1,864 2. Jennifer Bulkeley, Sewanee 471-800 .589 3. Tori Huggins, Hendrix (03/04-06/07) 1,844 3. Megan Selmon, Trinity 537-922 .582 Scoring Average (45 Games Minimum) Field Goals Made G Avg. No. 1. Carissa Lucas, Rhodes 47 20.09 1. Katie Kulavic, Oglethorpe 733 2. Heather Francoeur, Oglethorpe 91 19.73 2. Anna Findley, Oglethorpe 614 3. Jessica Dunlap, Millsaps 50 18.58 3. Heather Francoeur, Oglethorpe 604 Rebounds Free Throw Percentage (Min. 150 made) Tot. Ft-Fta Pct. 1. Katy Williams, Austin College (06-10) 1083 1. *Christina Byler, Hendrix 409-468 .874 2. Krista Prato Matthews, Trinity (05-09) 1009 2. Suzy Carlson, Rose-Hulman 256-293 .874 3. Emily Marshall, DePauw (06/07-09/10) 938 3. Anna Findley, Oglethorpe 323-377 .857 Rebounding Average (45 Games Min.) Free Throws Made G Avg. No. 1. Rebekah Forsyth, Rose-Hulman 75 11.13 1. Tori Huggins, Hendrix 560 2. Katy Williams, Austin College 99 10.94 2. Heather Francouer, Oglethorpe 535 3. Krista Prato Matthews, Trinity 104 9.70 3. Lauren Turnbow, Hendrix 436 Assists 3-Pt.
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