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UIC FLAMES BASKETBALL 2001-02 University of Illinois at Chicago Women’S Basketball UIC Sports Information * Flames Athletic Center * 839 W UIC FLAMES BASKETBALL 2001-02 University of Illinois at Chicago Women’s Basketball UIC Sports Information * Flames Athletic Center * 839 W. Roosevelt Rd., Chicago, Ill., 60608 * www.uicflames.com Women’s Basketball Contact: Matt Brendich * (312) 996-5881 * [email protected] UIC (7-3, 1-0 Horizon League) 2001-02 Schedule and Results vs. Akron (1-8) November Sunday, December 23, 2001 6 (T) NWBL Elites (Exh.) W, 78-62 13 (T) CHICAGO CHALLENGERS (Exh.) L, 82-76 James A. Rhodes Arena (5,942) 16 (F) COLUMBIA W, 92-87 (OT) 18 (Su) ST. JOHN’S W, 65-52 1:00 p.m. (CST) 24 (Sa) UIC THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT AIR FORCE W, 77-66 25 (Su) UIC THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT UIC AND THE ZIPS: Akron leads the all-time series, 5-3. UIC earned a 76-36 ALCORN STATE W, 92-51 victory over Akron in their last meeting on February 13, 1992. December 3 (M) WRIGHT STATE W, 60-59 8 (Sa) at University of Hawaii at Manoa Tournament LAST TIME OUT: UIC saw its seven-game, home-winning streak come to vs. Baylor L, 62-43 an end on Thursday as Bradley handed the Flames a 69-53 loss at the UIC 9 (Su) at University of Hawaii at Manoa Tournament at Hawaii L, 70-51 Pavilion. Junior forward Charissa Greene led UIC with 13 points, followed 15 (Sa) CHICAGO STATE W, 55-48 (ot) by Stesha Rhodes (11 points) and LeKesha Williams (10 points). 17 (M) IUPU-Fort Wayne W, 71-53 20 (Th) BRADLEY L, 69-53 23 (Su) at Akron 1:00 p.m. A LOOK AT AKRON: The Zips dropped a 58-54 overtime decision to the 28 (F) HOLY CROSS 7:00 p.m. as they saw the University of Charleston bounce back from a seven- 30 (Su) DELAWARE STATE 3:00 p.m. point halftime deficit on Friday night. Lindsay Hemmelgarn and January Dominique Harris each scored 11 points to lead the way for Akron. Akron 3 (Th) at UW-Green Bay 7:00 p.m. 5 (Sa) at UW-Milwaukee 6:30 p.m. is currently on a four-game losing streak. 8 (Tu) at Loyola 7:00 p.m. 10 (Th) at Cleveland State 4:00 p.m. 17 (Th) YOUNGSTOWN STATE 7:00 p.m. HEAD COACH TIM EATMAN: Head Coach Tim Eatman enters his fourth 19 (Sa) BUTLER 3:00 p.m. season as the head coach of the University of Illinois at Chicago women’s 24 (Th) at Detroit 6:00 p.m. 28 (M) at Youngstown State 6:00 p.m. basketball team. During his tenure, Eatman has compiled a record of 36-59 31 (Th) UW-MILWAUKEE 7:00 p.m. overall, including two trips to the conference semifinals. Eatman has also February made his presence known as a recruiter as he has compiled two consecutive 2 (Sa) UW-GREEN BAY 3:00 p.m. recruiting classes that ranked among the nation’s top twenty. His 2001-02 9 (Sa) LOYOLA 6:00 p.m. 14 (Th) at Wright State 6:00 p.m. recruiting class was ranked 19th overall in the nation. That was the highest 16 (Sa) at Butler 3:00 p.m. ranking of any school in the state of Illinois, including the University of 21 (Th) DETROIT 7:00 p.m. 23 (Sa) CLEVELAND STATE 3:00 p.m. Illinois, DePaul, Northwestern, Loyola and Illinois State. 28 (Th) at Horizon League Tourney TBA March 1 (F) at Horizon League Tourney TBA 3 (Su) at Horizon League Tourney TBA UIC’S PROBABLE STARTERS Pos No. Name Ht. Cl. PPG RPG Hometown F - #34 Jaysie Chambers 6-2 Jr. 9.7 5.2 Pleasanton, Calif. F - #40 Charissa Greene 5-9 Jr. 7.3 4.6 Aliquippa, Penn. C - #45 Zsuzsa Tarnai 6-4 Jr. 11.1 4.9 Budapest, Hungary G - #22 LeKesha Williams 5-7 Jr. 10.7 3.3 Oklahoma City, Okla. G - #14 Josie Cole 5-7 Sr. 7.1 4.1 Chicago, Ill. www.uicflames.com 2001-02 UIC FLAMES BASKETBALL GAME NOTES NEW NUMBER: A Look At UIC Junior guard LeKesha Williams has changed her number from 21 to 22 for the 2001-02 season. Wiliams’ former number 21 was retired last season in honor of Location...........................................................Chicago, Ill. UIC’s all-time leading scorer, Joanne McCarthy. Founded...........................................................................1896 Enrollment.................................................................24,410 EQUAL DISTRIBUTION: Nickname.........................................................................................................Flames Last season, much of the UIC offense revolved aroud seniors Kim Henry and Melea Colors........................Navy Blue and Fire Engine Red Clark. This season has proved to be different as four different individuals are Affiliation............................................NCAA Division I averaging over 10 points per game. JUCO transfer Zsuzsa Tarnai leads the way for Conference.......................................Horizon League the Flames with 11.1 points a contest, followed by Stesha Rhodes (10.9 ppg), LeKesha Chancellor...........................................Sylvia Manning Williams (10.7 ppg) and Jaysie Chambers (9.7). Athletic Director.....................................Jim Schmidt BUDAPEST BOMBER: JUCO transfer Zsuzsa Tarnai may stand 6-feet, 4 -inches tall, but her impact can be felt from beyond the three-point arc. During the first eight games of the season, 2001-02 HORIZON LEAGUE WOMEN’S Tarnai leads the Flames with 11.1 points per contest and is shooting 44 percent BASKETBALL (24-for-55) from three point range. PRESEASON POLL REESIE’S PIECES: Junior forward Charissa Greene scored a career-high 16 points and hauled in six Team 2000-01 Overall/League Points rebounds in 24 minutes of action to pace UIC to a 71-53 victory over IUPU-Fort 1. UW-Milwaukee 19-11 / 12-2 201 Wayne on December 17th. 2. UW-Green Bay 22-9 / 12-2 200 3. Detroit 17-12 / 9-5 167 RECRUITING REWARDS: 4. Loyola 11-18 / 4-10 112 This year’s edition of the UIC Flames features two top-20 nationally ranked recruiting 5. Cleveland State 14-14 / 7-7 111 classes, including Coach Tim Eatman’s newcomer class, which is ranked 19th in the 6. UIC 10-19 / 6-8 109 country. Those newcomers include: JUCO transfers Charissa Greene, Zsuzsa Tarnai 7. Youngstown State 10-18 / NA 78 and true freshmen Sia Drebos, Ka’Ron Hughes and Chastity Quinn. 8. Wright State 6-22 / 3-11 57 9. Butler 8-20 / 3-11 37 GETTING OFFENSIVE: UIC outrebounded Chicago State, 48-28, en route to a 55-48 overtime victory on Preseason Horizon League Player of the Year December 15th. The Flames cleaned up after themselves as they hauled in a season- Jessica Wilhite (UW-Milwaukee) high 24 offensive rebounds. LeKesha Williams (9), Zsuzsa Tarnai (9), Charissa Greene (7) and Chastity Quinn (5) each garnered career-highs in rebounds during the Preseason First Team All-Horizon League contest. Michelle James, Detroit, G, 5-5, Sr. Amanda Leonhard, UW-Green Bay, G, 5-8, Sr. SUMMER VACATION: Mandy Stowe, UW-Green Bay, F, 6-1, Sr. Senior Stesha Rhodes spent her summer as a part of a collegiate all-star team that Maria Viall, UW-Milwaukee, C, 6-3, So. toured Italy over the summer. Her teammates, juniors Jody-Ann Gilzene and Jaysie Jessica Wilhite, UW-Milwaukee, G, 5-8, Jr. Chambers each played for Athletes in Action and toured Spain and the Czech Republic. Preseason Second Team All-Horizon League Kim Brockway, Cleveland State, C, 6-4, Sr. FROM WAY DOWNTOWN: Jaysie Chambers, UIC, C/F, 6-2, Jr. UIC currently is second in the Horizon League in shooting from beyond three- Randee Henry, Detroit, C/F, 6-1, So. point range as the Flames are coming in at a clip of 34.5 percent. Junior center Tracy Hoffman, Loyola, G, 5-7, Jr. Zsuzsa Tarnai leads the way for UIC as she is shooting 44 percent from beyond Lauren Sirus, Loyola, C, 6-1, Sr. three-point range and is leading the Flames in scoring with 11.1 points a contest. STOP THIEF!: Junior guard LeKesha Williams currently leads the Flames in steals and is fourth in the Horizon League with 2.4 swipes per contest. As a team, UIC leads the Horizon League in steals with 12.3 a game. BLAZING START: UIC’s current record of 7-3 marks the Flames’ best start since the 1979-80 season. That edition of the Flames, opened the season with a mark of 12-3. CONFERENCE CALL: UIC will resume Horizon League play on January 3rd as they will square off with defending regular season champion UW-Green Bay at 7:00 PM. The Flames will then travel south for a 6:30 PM showdown against tournament champion, UW- Milwaukee. www.uicflames.com * Page 2 2001-02 UIC FLAMES BASKETBALL GAME NOTES CLEAR THE BENCH: TEAM STATS Every player on the UIC roster saw action and scored for the Flames in a 92-51 victory over Alcorn State on November 25th in the finals of the Home Run Inn UIC AKRON Thanksgiving Tournament. Points Per Game 65.8 53.6 Points Allowed Per Game 61.8 75.3 PRESEASON PICKS: Field Goal % .442 .334 In the Horizon League preseason poll of coaches, media and sports information Opponent Field Goal% .403 .441 directors, the UIC Flames were pegged for a sixth-place finish in the league. Defending Three Point % .345 .254 tournament champion, UW-Milwaukee, which features preseason player of the year Opponent 3PT% .283 .327 Jessica Wilhite, was picked as the conference favorite. Junior forward/center Jaysie Free Throw % .602 .609 Chambers was selected to the Horizon League Preseason Second Team. Opponent FT% .652 .721 Rebounds Per Game (Avg.) 37.9 32.9 CAREER HIGHS: Rebound Differential + 2.8 -13.1 The one-two punch of guards LeKesha WIlliams and Josie Cole proved to be a Assists Per Game (Avg.) 18.6 11.0 potent one in the Flames’ 92-87 overtime victory over Columbia University.
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