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2020-21 Bellarmine Women's Basketball Schedule 2020-21 BELLARMINE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Watch Radio Time/Result December Mon. 14 BALL STATE ESPN+ WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 6:30 PM Wed. 16 at Western Kentucky ESPN3 WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 7 PM Sat. 19 WESTERN ILLINOIS ESPN+ WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM Noon Tues. 29 at Evansville WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 4 PM January Mon. 4 MOREHEAD STATE ESPN+ WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 6:30 PM Sat. 9 at Lipscomb* WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM TBA Sun. 10 at Lipscomb* WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM TBA Sat. 16 FLORIDA GULF COAST* ESPN+ WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 2 PM Sun. 17 FLORIDA GULF COAST* ESPN+ WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 2 PM Sat. 23 at Stetson* WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 1 PM Sun. 24 at Stetson* WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 1 PM Sat. 30 KENNESAW STATE* ESPN+ WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 2 PM Sun. 31 KENNESAW STATE* ESPN+ WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 2 PM February Sat. 6 at Jacksonville* WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 1 PM Sun. 7 at Jacksonville* WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 1 PM Sat. 13 NORTH FLORIDA* ESPN+ WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 2 PM Sun. 14 NORTH FLORIDA* ESPN+ WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 2 PM Sat. 20 at North Alabama* WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 3 PM Sun. 21 at North Alabama* WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 3 PM Sat. 27 LIBERTY* ESPN+ WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 2 PM Sun. 28 LIBERTY* ESPN+ WXVW 1450 AM/96.1 FM 2 PM March 9-14 ASUN Championship * - ASUN game | All Times ET Support from One GreatPROUD Team SUPPORTERS to Another: OF THE Thinking clearly. Caring deeply. What Are Your Biggest Financial Concerns? FEE-ONLY FINANCIAL ADVISOR Chances are, the financial advisors at D. Scott Neal, Inc. FEE-ONLY FINANCIAL PLANNING LEXINGTON | LOUISVILLE know how to address it. 800.344.9098 | DSNEAL.COM See how we think about money. Subscribe to our free newsletter! MEET THE KNIGHTS 0 1 3 4 5 FREEDOM HALL As they prepared for their inaugural season in NCAA Division I, Bellarmine University’s women’s and men’s basketball teams an- nounced they would play their home games in iconic Freedom Hall under a multiyear partner- ship with Kentucky Venues. Bailee Harney Hannah Farrell Breia Torrens Tasia Jeffries Ashlee Harris 5-7 • G • JR 5-10 • G • FR 5-5 • G • SR 5-7 • G • SR 5-6 • G • SO Bellarmine’s entire athletics program was elevated to NCAA Division I last summer, with 13 14 15 21 22 most teams, including the basketball programs, playing in the ASUN Conference. The Knights will now call Freedom Hall - one of college basketball’s most storied venues - their home. With the COVID-19 pandemic limiting seating capacity for the 2020-21 season, Bellarmine began looking for alternate venues for its home Presley Brown Lucy Robertson Claire Knies Lydia Reimbold Kathleen Scott basketball games. 5-11 • G • JR 6-3 • F • FR 5-10 • G • FR 5-9 • G • FR 5-8 • G • JR new D-I status.” mirrors the one in Knights Hall, which will Bellarmine Athletic Director Scott Wiegandt remain in use for practice and select games. 23 34 42 said that “Freedom Hall was a natural choice The 18,252-seat Freedom Hall can accom- as it’s steeped in rich basketball tradition and is modate 2,700 fans this season under Kentucky Located in the Kentucky Exposition Center minutes from our campus.” Gov. Andy Beshear’s recommendation of and operated by the Kentucky Venues, Free- capping attendance at 15 percent capacity to dom Hall has completed numerous upgrades “We then saw the obvious benefits of making prevent the spread of COVID-19. By compari- recently that will enhance the fan experience, Freedom Hall a more long-term home for our son, Knights Hall seats 2,196 for basketball including new lighting in the concourse and basketball programs,” Wiegandt said. “It has and would have been restricted to just over 300 arena, renovated suites, state-of-the-art display long been considered one of the best places in fans this season. on the center-hung digital scoreboard and a the world to watch a basketball game and the cutting-edge sound system. Lauren Deel Danielle Feldkamp Sheniqua Coatney venue gives us ample room to grow into our Bellarmine has installed a basketball floor that 5-11 • F • SR 6-3 • F/C • JR 6-2 • F • JR Anytime Waste Systems is Take a good a proud sponsor of look at us FREE Bellarmine Athletics Eyeglasses! Anytime Waste Systems (AWS) is a Louisville based privately owned solid waste and recycling company that provides commercial and industrial Adults get $100 for trash and recycling services in the Louisville metropolitan service area. eyeglasses or contacts every 24 months. call us today to save 10% on your trash services - guaranteed! To learn more visit passporthealthplan.com. Better together. Giving you MORE! BELLARMINE KNIGHTS BALL STATE CARDINALS NO. NAME POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS NO. NAME POS. HT. YR. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 0 Bailee Harney G 5-7 Jr. Covington, KY / Covington Holy Cross 2 Krystal Rice G 5-8 Jr. Flint, Mich. / Flint Hamady 1 Hannah Farrell G 5-10 Fr. Greenfield, IN / Greenfield-Central 3 Cameron Grant F 6-1 Fr. Macomb, Mich. / Dakota 3 Breia Torrens G 5-5 Sr. Louisville, KY / Butler Traditional 4 Essence Booker G 5-8 Jr. Las Vegas, Nevada / Spring Valley 4 Tasia Jeffries G 5-7 Sr. Louisville, KY / Butler Traditional / Saint Louis Univ. 5 Maliah Howard-Bass G 5-9 Sr. Columbus, Ind. / Columbus North 5 Ashlee Harris G 5-6 So. Louisville, KY / Sacred Heart Academy 0-0 Overall, 0-0 ASUN 10 Thelma Dis Agustsdottir F 6-0 Jr. Keflavik, Iceland / 1-3 Overall, 0-1 MAC 13 Presley Brown G 5-11 Jr. Hodgenville, KY / LaRue County 11 Sydney Freeman G 5-8 So. Albion, Ind. / Central Noble Series Record: Series Record: 14 Lucy Robertson F 6-3 Fr. Crandall, IN / North Harrison 12 Ella Skeens G/F 5-11 Jr. Chillicothe, Ohio / Chillicothe Southeastern First Game First Game 15 Claire Knies G 5-10 Fr. Jasper, IN / Jasper 13 Ivet Subirats G 5-9 Fr. Cerdanyola del Valles, Spain / Head Coach: Head Coach: 21 Lydia Reimbold G 5-9 Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Luers Chancellor Dugan (9th at BU) 21 Blake Smith F 6-3 Jr. Carmel, Ind. / Carmel Brady Sallee (9th at BSU) 22 Kathleen Scott G 5-8 Jr. Mt. Washington, KY / Bullitt East BU Record: 143-85 22 Estel Puiggros G 5-9 So. Manresa, Spain / Segle XXI BSU Record: 150-111 23 Lauren Deel F 5-11 Sr. Louisville, KY / North Bullitt Career Record: 463-375 30 Anna Clephane G 5-10 R-So. Taylor Mill, Ky. / Scott Career Record: 286-221 34 Danielle Feldkamp F/C 6-3 Jr. Louisville, KY / Mercy 32 Oshlynn Brown F 6-1 Sr. Chillicothe, Ohio / Chillicothe 42 Sheniqua Coatney F 6-2 Jr. Shreveport, LA / Southwood / Louisiana-Monroe Reputation Precedes Her: Breia 42 Annie Rauch F 6-3 So. Hilliard, Ohio / Hilliard Darby Last Game: After three losses Torrens was among 10 players to start the season, Ball State Head Coach: Chancellor Dugan (9th season) selected to the ASUN’s Preseason Head Coach: Brady Sallee (9th season) collected a 58-54 home win Assistant Coaches: Shannon Litton, Crystal Kelly, Abby Owings All-Conference Team. In addition, Assistant Coaches: Audrey McDonald-Spencer, Bri Kulas, Roman Tubner over Western Kentucky on Dec. the senior guard was nominated 5. It was a nip-and-tuck contest as both ASUN Preseason Player 2020-21 Ball St. Women's Basketball throughout, as the teams were 2019-20 Bellarmine Women's Basketball Page 1/1 Combined Team Statistics Bellarmine Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 10, 2020) of the Year and ASUN Preseason as of Dec 05, 2020 tied at 10 after one quarter, All games 2019-20 BELLARMINEAll games SEASON STATS Defensive Player of the Year. Last 2020-21 BALL STATE SEASON STATS WKU held a 24-21 halftime lead season, Bellarmine’s last in Division and Ball State carried a 37-35 RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL Game Records Score by Periods ALL GAMES 18-11 12-4 5-6 1-1 II, Torrens was a first-team All-GLVC Record Overall Home Away Neutral Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TOT advantage after three periods. CONFERENCE 12-8 7-3 5-5 0-0 ALL GAMES 1-3 0-2 1-1 0-0 CONFERENCE 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 Ball St. 53 52 60 56 0 221 NON-CONFERENCE 6-3 5-1 0-1 1-1 selection after leading the Knights In the fourth, the Cardinals used NON-CONFERENCE 1-2 0-1 1-1 0-0 Opponents 60 64 69 78 0 271 in scoring (13.2), 3-pointers made an 8-0 run to take a 52-43 lead Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds Team Box Score (61), 3-point percentage (37.4) and Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg No. Player with less than three minutes left GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% OFF DEF TOT AVG PF DQ A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 03 Torrens, Breia 29-27 795 27.4 128-328 .3 9 0 61-163 .3 7 4 67-80 .8 3 8 22 50 72 2.5 70 2 68 60 3 54 384 13.2 steals (54) while ranking second in 10 DIS AGUSTSDOTTIR, Thelma 4-4 158:08 39.5 22-45 .489 7-16 .438 7-8 .875 8 20 28 7.0 10 0 4 9 0 1 58 14.5 and held on for the win.
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