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2007-08 MG.Indd UT Arlington Women’s Basketball QUICK FACTS 2007-08 UT ARLINGTON WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Location .......................................Arlington, Texas 76019 Founded............................1895 (Senior College in 1959) Enrollment..............................................................24,832 Colors .............................. Royal Blue, Orange and White Nickname ..........................................................Mavericks Affi liation ................................................. NCAA Division I Conference ............................................Southland (SLC) President................................................. James Spaniolo Alma Mater ......................................... Michigan State ’68 Director of Athletics ........................................Pete Carlon Alma Mater ................................................Iowa State ‘75 Assoc. AD/SWA .........................................Debbie Garcia Alma Mater ............................................ UT Arlington, ‘97 HISTORY First Year of Basketball ........................................1972-73 Overall All-Time Record .......................................490-493 NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last ...................2/2007 WNIT Tournament Appearances/Last ....................1/1999 Last Post-Season Opponent...........................Texas A&M Back (L to R): Shalyn Martin, Shay Bowman, Sandrine Nzeukou, Kristina Grace, Tiffeny Riles, Candice Champion and Result................................................. L, 50-58 (03/17/07) Erin Dixon. Front (L to R): Tamara Simmons, Kiarra Shofner, Meghan Nelson, LaTosha Duffey, Kayla Guidry, Maryann FACILITY Abanobi, Jamie Buxkemper and Adriana Crittle Home Arena .....................................................Texas Hall Capacity ...................................................................3,600 TABLE OF CONTENTS MEDIA INFORMATION ................................................................ 2-4 Press Row Phone ......................................817-272-3795 3 MMEDIAEDIA IINFORMATIONNFORMATION UT Arlington Sports Information & Covering the Mavs ...........3 COACHING STAFF Media Outlets .........................................................................4 Head Coach ........................................Samantha Morrow 2007-08 COACHES AND STAFF .................................................5-9 Alma Mater ......................................Texas Wesleyan, '81 Head Coach Samantha Morrow ..........................................6-7 Record at UTA ..............................................First Season Assistant Coaches Shane Lafl in & Erin Grant ........................8 Career Record ..............................................First Season Assistant Coach Lindsey Wilson.............................................9 Basketball Operations & Support Staff ...................................9 Assistant Coaches ..........Shane Lafl in (UT Arlington, '04) CCOACHESOACHES & STAFFSTAFF 2007-08 UT ARLINGTON MAVERICKS ...................................10-28 .............................................Erin Grant (Texas Tech, '06) 6 2007-08 Season Preview................................................. 11-12 ...........................Lindsey Wilson (Central Oklahoma, '06) 2007-08 Maverick Roster......................................................13 Director of Operations ..........Ashley Purgason (UTA, '06) Seniors ............................................................................14-17 PPLAYERLAYER PROFILESPROFILES Athletic Trainer .............Julie Homuth (Winona State, '04) 1100 Juniors .............................................................................18-20 Basketball Offi ce Phone ............................ 817-272-2243 Sophomores ....................................................................21-24 Newcomers ......................................................................25-27 TEAM INFORMATION All-Time Roster .....................................................................28 2006-07 Overall Record.............................................24-9 2006-07 REVIEW ......................................................................29-38 2006-07 SLC Record/Finish ....................16-0 (1st-West) 2007 Maverick Basketball Senior Class ...............................30 Home Record (SLC) .........................................10-1 (8-0) 2006-07 Season Statistics & Team Leaders .........................31 Road Record (SLC) ............................................8-5 (8-0) 22006-07006-07 RREVIEWEVIEW 2299 2006-07 Game-by-Game Results & Stat Leaders ................32 Neutral Record.............................................................6-3 2006-07 Points-Rebounds-Assists .......................................33 Starters R/L ..................................................................2/3 2006-07 Highs & Lows..........................................................34 Southland Conference Basketball ...................................35-38 Letterwinners R/L .........................................................9/4 OOPPONENTSPPONENTS 2007-08 OPPONENTS ..............................................................39-56 Newcomers .....................................................................6 3399 Non-Conference Opponents ............................................40-44 SPORTS INFORMATION Southland Conference Opponents ..................................44-47 Asst. AD for Sports Information ..........................Bill Petitt Southland Conference & SID Contacts ................................48 Offi ce Phone .............................................. 817-272-2239 All-Time Series Records & Series Histories ....................49-56 E-mail......................................................wpetitt@uta.edu RECORDS BOOK .....................................................................57-66 Annual Leaders ...............................................................58-59 Assistant SID .............................................................TBA RRECORDSECORDS Individual Single Season & Career Records....................60-61 Offi ce Phone .............................................. 817-272-5706 5599 Team Records..................................................................62-63 E-mail ........................................................................TBA 1,000 - Point Club ............................................................64-65 Asst. SID (WBB contact)................................Kelly Carter Honors & Awards ..................................................................66 Offi ce Phone .............................................. 817-272-2213 HHISTORYISTORY MAVERICK BASKETBALL HISTORY ......................................67-75 Cell Phone .................................................817-691-3786 6677 Year-by-Year Summaries ......................................................68 E-mail.................................................... [email protected] Year-by-Year Team Statistics ................................................69 Year-by-Year Results .......................................................70-75 SID Fax ......................................................817-272-2254 THIS IS UTA ..............................................................................76-94 SID Mailing Address ................................UTA Box 19079 University of Texas at Arlington ........................................78-81 ..........................................................Arlington, TX 76019 University President James Spaniolo ...................................82 Overnight Address .......................1309 W. Mitchell Street Athletic Director Pete Carlon ................................................83 ..................................................... Arlington, Texas 76013 TTHISHIS ISIS UTAUTA 7766 UTA Athletics ....................................................................84-91 Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex ............................................92-93 www.UTAMAVS.com 1 MEDIA INFORMATION UT Arlington Women’s Basketball UT Arlington Sports Information Staff MEDIA INFORMATION The 2007-08 edition of The UT Arlington Women’s Basketball Guide has been produced Bill Petitt to assist you with your coverage of the Mavericks. Additional information, photographs Asst. A.D. for Sports Information Phone: 817-272-2239 and statistics are available upon request. E-mail: [email protected] ~ Cross Country COVERING PRACTICE ~ Golf Practice sessions are generally open to the media. Media are encouraged to contact the ~ Track and Field UT Arlington Sports Information Offi ce to arrange easy access to players and coaches ~ Men’s Basketball prior to or following practice. Practice times vary. Contact the UT Arlington Sports Information Offi ce for practice times. TBA Assistant SID PHONE INTERVIEWS Phone: 817-272-5706 The UT Arlington Sports Information Offi ce requests media members to arrange phone E-mail: TBA ~ Baseball interviews at least one day in advance. Phone interviews can be arranged by calling ~ Volleyball the Sports Information Offi ce. In maintaining UT Arlington Athletics Department policy, individual phone numbers of student-athletes may not be released. UTA SPORTS INFORMATION Kelly Carter The UT Arlington Sports Information Offi ce is in rooms 103 and 104 of the Gilstrap Athletic Assistant SID Center, 1309 W. Mitchell, near the northwest corner of Maverick Stadium. Phone: 817-272-2213 E-mail: [email protected] INTERNET ACCESS ~ Women’s Basketball
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