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Mavericks Basketball 6 10 29 59 68 MAVERICKS BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Location ....................................Arlington, Texas 76019 MEDIA INFORMATION MEDIA INFORMATION ..................................................................................... 2-4 Founded ......................1895 (Senior College in 1959) 3 UT Arlington Sports Information & Covering the Mavs .............................3 Enrollment ...............................................................24,832 Media Outlets ...........................................................................................4 2007-08 COACHES AND StAFF ........................................................................5-11 Colors ...........................Royal Blue, Orange and White Head Coach Samantha Morrow .............................................................6-7 Nickname .......................................................... Mavericks Assistant Coach Shane Laflin.................................................................... 8 Affiliation ................................................NCAA Division I Assistant Coach Erin Grant ........................................................................9 Conference ........................................... Southland (SLC) Assistant Coach Lindsey Wilson ..............................................................10 President ................................................ James Spaniolo COACHES & STAFF 6 Basketball Operations & Support Staff ....................................................11 Alma Mater ...................................... Michigan State ’68 2007-08 UT ARLINgtON MAVERICKS ...........................................................12-26 Director of Athletics ................................... Pete Carlon 2007-08 Season Preview ...................................................................13-14 PLAYER PROFILES 2007-08 Maverick Roster ........................................................................15 Alma Mater ................................................Iowa State ‘75 10 Seniors ..............................................................................................16-19 Assoc. AD/SWA ........................................Debbie Garcia Juniors ...............................................................................................20-23 Alma Mater .......................................... UT Arlington, ‘97 Sophomores ......................................................................................24-25 HISTORY Newcomers.............................................................................................26 First Year of Basketball ......................................1972-73 Inside The Mavericks ..........................................................................27-29 Overall All-Time Record....................................490-493 All-Time Roster .......................................................................................30 2007-08 REVIEW ..........................................................................................31-41 NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last .......... 2/2007 2007-08 REVIEW 2007 Maverick Basketball Senior Class ...................................................32 WNIT Tournament Appearances/Last ........... 1/1999 29 2007-08 Season Statistics & Team Leaders .............................................33 Last Post-Season Opponent .................................UTSA 2007-08 Game-by-Game Results & Stat Leaders ....................................34 Result ................................................L, 77-67 (03/14/08) OPPONENTS 2007-08 Points-Rebounds-Assists ..........................................................35 FACILITY 39 2007-08 Highs & Lows ............................................................................36 Home Arena ......................................................Texas Hall Southland Conference Basketball ......................................................37-41 Capacity .......................................................................3,600 2007-08 OppONENTS ...................................................................................42-51 Southland Conference & SID Contacts .....................................................52 Press Row Phone .....................................817-272-3795 All-Time Series Records & Series Histories..........................................53-60 CoACHING STAFF RECORDS BOOK ............................................................................................61-70 Head Coach .....................................Samantha Morrow Annual Leaders ..................................................................................62-63 Alma Mater .....................................Texas Wesleyan, '81 RECORDS 59 Individual Single Season & Career Records ........................................64-65 Record at UTA ...........................................................19-10 Team Records ....................................................................................66-67 1,000 - Point Club ..............................................................................68-69 Career Record ........................................................... Same Honors & Awards ....................................................................................70 Assistant Coaches .Shane Laflin (UT Arlington, '04) 68 MAVERICK BASKETBALL HISTORY ................................................................71-79 ............................................. Erin Grant (Texas Tech, '06) Year-by-Year Summaries ........................................................................72 .....................Lindsey Wilson (Central Oklahoma, '06) Year-by-Year Team Statistics ...................................................................73 Dir. of Oper. ......Rachel Cisneroz (Hardin Simmons, ‘08) Year-by-Year Results ..........................................................................74-79 Athletic Trainer ...Julie Homuth (Winona State, '04) THIS IS UTA ...................................................................................................80-96 Basketball Office Phone ........................817-272-2243 Athletic Director Pete Carlon ...................................................................84 University President James Spaniolo ......................................................85 TEAM INFORMATION HISTORY UTA Athletics .....................................................................................86-93 2007-08 Overall Record .........................................19-10 Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex .............................................................94-95 2006-07 SLC Record/Finish ..............13-3 (2nd West) Distinguished Alumni..............................................................................96 Home Record (SLC) ............................................9-2 (7-1) Road Record (SLC) ..............................................8-7 (6-2) Neutral Record ..............................................................2-1 Starters R/L .....................................................................3/2 Letterwinners R/L .........................................................8/2 Newcomers ........................................................................3 SPORTS INFORMATION Asst. AD for Sports Information ............................ TBA Office Phone .............................................817-272-2239 E-mail .............................................................................. TBA SID/Athletics Webmaster ....................Scott Lacefield Office Phone .............................................817-272-5706 E-mail ................................................slacefield@uta.edu Asst. SID (WBB contact) ...................Kristyna Mancias Office Phone .............................................817-272-2213 Cell Phone ..................................................956-648-1109 E-mail .................................................kmancias@uta.edu SID Fax .........................................................817-272-2254 SID Mailing Address ............................ UTA Box 19079 ...........................................................Arlington, TX 76019 Overnight Address ................1309 W. Mitchell Street .....................................................Arlington, Texas 76013 Back Row (Left to Right): Shalyn Martin, Veronica Mergerson, Ryan Green, Kristina Grace, Candice Champion, Erin Dixon Front Row (Left to Right): Nicole Terral, Kiarra Shofner, Meghan Nelson, Tamara Simmons, LaTosha Duffey www.UTAMAVS.com 1 MAVERICKS BASKETBALL MEDIA INFORMATION 2 www.UTAMAVS.com MAVERICKS BASKETBALL UT Arlington Sports Information Staff MEDIA INFORMATION The 2007-08 edition of The UT Arlington Women’s Basketball Guide has been produced TBA 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: ~ 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 Office 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 Office for practice times. Scott Lacefield SID/Athletics Webmaster PHONE INTERVIEWS Phone: 817-272-5706 The UT Arlington Sports Information Office requests
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