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Old Dominion University Lady Monarch Basketball OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY LADY MONARCH BASKETBALL No. 8 Old Dominion (10-20, 7-11) vs. No. 9 Towson (16-13, 7-11) Game #31 - March 8, 2012 • Noon Upper Marlboro, Md. - The Show Place Arena (4,500) 2011-12 Lady Monarch Schedule PROBABLE STARTERS No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. PPG RPG Notes Nov. 11 Virginia Tech L, 77-65 3 Mairi Buchan C Jr. 6-2 7.1 4.4 Career-high 20 points at Hofstra Nov. 13 at Georgia Tech L, 87-56 11 Ashley Betz-White G Fr. 5-4 7.9 3.6 Tied career-high with 22 at W&M Nov. 17 at No. 5 Stanford L, 97-48 14 Jackie Cook G Jr. 6-0 9.5 4.5 Tied career-high 20 with vs. Towson Nov. 20 Richmond L, 78-63 23 JoNiquia Guilford G Jr. 5-10 6.5 4.1 Career-high 20 in win over Mason Nov. 24 vs. Alabama# W, 77-76 44 Tia Lewis C/F Sr. 6-3 16.5 9.0 Passed Adrienne Goodson for 11th on scoring list Nov. 25 vs. Louisiana Tech# L, 84-71 Nov. 26 vs. Seton Hall# L, 60-49 OFF THE BENCH Nov. 30 at George Washington L,58-52 OT No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. PPG RPG Notes Dec. 4 at George Mason * L, 85-69 2 Michelle Brandao G So. 5-8 -- -- Waiting on amateur status to be approved Dec. 7 Wofford W, 70-58 4 Becca Allison G So. 5-8 2.8 1.8 Career-best 11 points vs. Seton Hall Dec. 18 North Carolina A&T W, 71-58 12 Myeisha Hall G Fr. 5-8 5.0 2.1 Career-best 20 against Northeastern Dec. 21 Maryland Eastern Shore L, 63-59 20 LaNia Charity G Jr. 5-6 -- -- Out with achilles injury Dec. 28 at No. 7 Tennessee L, 90-37 25 Brittany Campbell C So. 6-3 0.0 0.3 Played season-high 8 minutes at JMU Jan. 4 Georgia State * W, 68-59 30 Brianca Washington G So. 5-6 0.8 1.0 Career-high 12 minutes, four points vs. VCU Jan. 8 at Northeastern * W, 73-70 32 Tiffany Minor F Fr. 5-11 3.2 2.1 Career-high 10 points vs. Northeastern Jan. 11 at VCU * L,76-72 OT 50 Queen Tiye Jackson F Fr. 6-0 0.3 1.2 Played 6 solid minutes in win over Wofford Jan. 15 Hofstra * L, 81-68 53 Shakeva Richards F So. 6-2 4.8 2.7 Scored career-high 18 pts. vs. Louisiana Tech Jan. 19 at Georgia State * W, 71-60 Jan. 22 UNCW * L, 76-54 Jan. 26 at William & Mary * L, 83-80 Quick Hits On the Air Jan. 29 George Mason * W, 71-68 • Old Dominion takes on Towson for TV Feb. 1 James Madison * L, 57-55 the second consecutive time as the Feb. 5 at Hofstra * W, 81-79 two teams met in the final regular None Feb. 9 at No. 12 Delaware * L, 76-63 season game, a 65-50 ODU win. Feb. 12 at UNCW * W, 59-57 • ODU finished the CAA as the No. 8 Radio Feb. 16 Drexel * L, 53-45 seed while Towson is the No. 9 seed. Network: ESPN Radio 94.1 Feb. 19 VCU * L, 67-56 • The winner takes on No. 1 seed Dela- Play by Play: Tony Mercurio Feb. 23 Northeastern * L, 78-66 ware Friday at noon. • Tia Lewis leads ODU with 16.5 Color: Susan Montgomery Feb. 26 at James Madison * L, 63-44 points per game and in rebounds at Feb. 29 Towson * W, 65-50 9.0 per game. Internet Mar. 8 Towson Noon • Jackie Cook tied her career-best with Live Stats: CAASports.com 20 points in the win over Towson and Live Video: CAASports.com is second on the team with 9.5 points # Paradise Jam • St. Thomas, Virgin Islands per game. * Indicates CAA Contest • It is ODU’s first time ever playing in Social Media Bold Indicates Home Game All rankings (ESPN USA Today/AP) are at time of game the first round of the CAA Tourna- Facebook: ODUSports.com/social ment. • ODU head coach Karen Barefoot brings 13 years of head coaching experience and 200 plus wins in her first season as head coach of the Lady Monarchs. As head coach at the Athletic Communications Apprentice School in 2001, she led WBB Contact: Eric Bohannon the Builders to a National Champion- ship while taking Lenoir-Rhyne the E-Mail: [email protected] NCAA Tournament in the 2002-03 Phone: 757-683-3374 season. Last year while at Elon, Fax: 757-683-3119 she led the Phoenix to the WBI, the Cell: 757-375-0244 schools first ever women’s basketball tournament appearance. ALL-TIME CAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS Year-by-Year in the CAA Tournament By Round 1991-92 2001-02 QUARTERFINALS Quarterfinals: ............(3) ODU 55, (6) American 52 Quarterfinals: .(1) ODU 73, (9) William & Mary 52 1992: ........................(3) ODU 55, (6) American 52 Semifinals:...............(3) ODU 78, (2) Richmond 52 Semifinals: (1) ODU 68, (5) George Mason 63 (OT) Finals: .................(3) ODU 80, (1) East Carolina 75 Finals: ..........(1) ODU 76, (6) UNC Wilmington 48 1993: ...........(1) ODU 75, (8) UNC Wilmington 42 1994: ..................(1) ODU 87, (8) East Carolina 45 1992-93 2002-03 1995: ...........(2) ODU 73, (7) UNC Wilmington 44 Quarterfinals: (1) ODU 75, (8) UNC Wilmington 42 Quarterfinals: ............... (1) ODU 88, (8) Hofstra 46 Semifinals:..........(1) ODU 85, (5) East Carolina 67 Semifinals:.......(1) ODU 71, (4) James Madison 55 1996: .......................(1) ODU 92, (8) Richmond 61 Finals: ............(1) ODU 65, (7) William & Mary 51 Finals: ....................... (1) ODU 66, (2) Delaware 58 1997: ...........(1) ODU 101, (9) William & Mary 35 1998: ..................(1) ODU 60, (8) East Carolina 39 1993-94 2003-04 Quarterfinals: ......(1) ODU 87, (8) East Carolina 45 Quarterfinals: .(1) ODU 82, (9) William & Mary 56 1999: ...............(1) ODU 73, (8) James Madison 45 Semifinals:.....(1) ODU 88, (6) William & Mary 66 Semifinals:................ (1) ODU 73, (4) Delaware 62 2000: ................(1) ODU 66, (8) George Mason 61 Finals: ...............(1) ODU 78, (2) George Mason 61 Finals: ...............(1) ODU 85, (2) George Mason 81 2001: .................................................................N/A 2002: .............(1) ODU 73, (9) William & Mary 52 1994-95 2004-05 Quarterfinals: (2) ODU 73, (7) UNC Wilmington 44 Quarterfinals: ............... (2) ODU 87, (7) Hofstra 68 2003: ........................... (1) ODU 88, (8) Hofstra 46 Semifinals:.....(2) ODU 96, (6) William & Mary 37 Semifinals:.....................(2) ODU 64, (3) Drexel 63 2004: .............(1) ODU 82, (9) William & Mary 56 Finals: ..............(2) ODU 63, (1) James Madison 44 Finals: .............. (2) ODU 78, (1) Delaware 75 (OT) 2005: ........................... (2) ODU 87, (7) Hofstra 68 1995-96 2005-06 2006: ................(1) ODU 66, (8) George Mason 50 Quarterfinals: ...........(1) ODU 92, (8) Richmond 61 Quarterfinals: ....(1) ODU 66, (8) George Mason 50 2007: .............................(1) ODU 66, (9) Drexel 55 Semifinals:................(1) ODU 86, (4) American 66 Semifinals:................... (1) ODU 94, (4) Hofstra 73 2008: ...........(1) ODU 82, (8) UNC Wilmington 65 Finals: ..............(1) ODU 84, (2) James Madison 58 Finals: ..............(1) ODU 58, (2) James Madison 54 2009: ...........(4) ODU 61, (5) UNC Wilmington 56 1996-97 2006-07 2010: ...................(1) ODU 69, (8) Northeastern 48 Quarterfinals: (1) ODU 101, (9) William & Mary 35 Quarterfinals: .................(1) ODU 66, (9) Drexel 55 2011: .......................... (2) ODU 55 (7) Delaware 72 Semifinals:.......(1) ODU 86, (4) James Madison 48 Semifinals:................... (1) ODU 76, (4) Hofstra 73 Finals: .................(1) ODU 83, (6) East Carolina 46 Finals: ..............(1) ODU 78, (2) James Madison 70 1997-98 2007-08 SEMIFINALS Quarterfinals: ......(1) ODU 60, (8) East Carolina 39 Quarterfinals: (1) ODU 82, (8) UNC Wilmington 65 Semifinals: (1) ODU 86, (5) Va. Commonwealth 61 Semifinals:...................(1) ODU 74, (5) Towson 51 1992: .......................(3) ODU 78, (2) Richmond 52 Finals: .......................(1) ODU 82, (2) American 49 Finals: .......(1) ODU 71, (3) Va. Commonwealth 64 1993: ..................(1) ODU 85, (5) East Carolina 67 1994: .............(1) ODU 88, (4) William & Mary 66 1998-99 2008-09 1995: .............(2) ODU 96, (6) William & Mary 37 Quarterfinals: ...(1) ODU 73, (8) James Madison 45 Quarterfinals: (4) ODU 61, (5) UNC Wilmington 56 Semifinals: (1) ODU 58, (5) Va. Commonwealth 45 Semifinals:.....................(4) ODU 41, (1) Drexel 62 1996: ........................(1) ODU 86, (4) American 66 Finals: .................(1) ODU 73, (6) East Carolina 67 1997: ...............(1) ODU 86, (4) James Madison 48 2009-10 1998: ........(1) ODU 86, (4) Va. Commonwealth 61 1999-2000 Quarterfinals: .......(1) ODU 68, (8) Northeastern 49 Quarterfinals: ....(1) ODU 66, (8) George Mason 61 Semifinals:................ (1) ODU 50, (5) Delaware 49 1999: ........(1) ODU 58, (5) Va. Commonwealth 45 Semifinals:..........(1) ODU 89, (4) East Carolina 60 Finals: ..............(1) ODU 53, (2) James Madison 67 2000: ..................(1) ODU 89, (4) East Carolina 60 Finals: ..........(1) ODU 92, (3) UNC Wilmington 49 2001: .............(1) ODU 62, (4) William & Mary 49 2010-11 2002: .......(1) ODU 68, (5) George Mason 63 (OT) 2000-01 Quarterfinals: ............. (2) ODU 55 (7) Delaware 72 Semifinals:.....(1) ODU 62, (5) William & Mary 49 2003: ...............(1) ODU 71, (4) James Madison 55 Finals: ..............(1) ODU 66, (2) James Madison 62 2004: ........................ (1) ODU 73, (4) Delaware 62 2005: .............................(2) ODU 64, (3) Drexel 63 2006: ........................... (1) ODU 94, (4) Hofstra 73 2007: ........................... (1) ODU 76, (4) Hofstra 59 2008: ...........................(1) ODU 74, (5) Towson 51 Breakdown by Team: 2009: .............................(4) ODU 41, (1) Drexel 62 2010: ........................ (1) ODU 50, (5) Delaware 49 American: 3-0 Hofstra: 4-0 Richmond: 2-0 Quarterfinals: 1-0 Quarterfinals: 3-0 Quarterfinals: 1-0 Semifinals: 1-0 Semifinals: 1-0 Semifinals: 1-0 FINALS Finals: 1-0 1992: ..................(3) ODU 80, (1) East Carolina 75 George Mason: 5-0 Towson: 1-0 1993: .............(1) ODU 65, (7) William & Mary 51 Delaware: 4-1 Quarterfinals: 2-0 Semifinals: 1-0 1994: ................(1) ODU 78, (2) George Mason 61 Quarterfinals: 0-1 Semifinals: 1-0 1995: ...............(2) ODU 63, (1) James Madison 44 Semifinals: 2-0 Finals: 2-0 Va.
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