2016-17 Women's Basketball

2016-17 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

SCHEDULE/RESULTS #4 (4-0, 0-0 MSC) Campbellsville (4-0, 0-0 MSC) #21 November (4-0) vs. Talladega College (6-3, 0-0 GCAC) Nov. 4 Harris-Stowe University& W, 65-58 Nov. 5 Hiwassee College& W, 88-50. Monday, Nov. 21 • 7:00 p.m. ET • Powell Athletic Center • Campbellsville, Ky. Nov. 7 21Talladega College W, 73-72 Nov. 12 Bluefield State College W, 108-41 THE MATCHUP | #WeAreCU Nov. 21 21Talladega College 7:00 p.m. Nov. 25 RVJohn Brown University% 2:30 p.m. About the Series vs. Talladega Nov. 26 2Westmont College% 2:30 p.m. All-Time Record: Tied 2-1 Last Meeting: Nov. 7, 2016 | CU 73-72 December (0-0) Dec. 1 23Cumberland University* 6:00 p.m. Streak: CU, 2-0 Dec. 3 5Lindsey Wilson College* 2:00 p.m. Dec. 9 Carver College 7:00 p.m. Head Coach: Ginger Colvin (10th season) Head Coach: Kevin Herod (3rd season) Dec. 17 RVUniversity of Mobile# 7:00 p.m. Overall Record: 249-66 (.790) Overall Record: 44-12 (.666) Dec. 18 RVMartin Methodist College# 7:00 p.m. Record at CU: 249-66 (.790) Record at TC: 44-12 (.666) Dec. 19 10Bethel University# 6:00 p.m. Record vs. TC: 2-1 Record vs. CU: 1-2 Dec. 28 Purdue University Calumet^ 6:00 p.m. CU PROBABLE STARTERS Dec. 29 Saint Thomas University^ 12:00 p.m. (BASED OFF PRESEASON) Dec. 30 Johnson and Wales^ 1:00 p.m. ABBY MILLER • Started in all 4 games, avgs. 23 mins/game January (0-0) • Gritty, tough, very smart on the floor 17 Sr. / G / 5-9 Jan. 7 University of Pikeville* 2:00 p.m. • Doesn’t fill up stat sheet but very valauble 3 Cookeville, Tenn. Jan. 9 University of the Cumberlands 6:00 p.m. • Leads team with 10 steals Jan. 12 Georgetown College* 6:00 p.m. Jan. 14 11Shawnee State University* 2:00 p.m. Jan. 18 Life University* 6:00 p.m. MADISON CLEMENTS• Leads team by avg. 16.5 points per game Jan. 21 Spalding University 2:00 p.m. r-Jr / G / 5-8 • 51.9% from the floor, 38.5% from 3-point Jan. 28 Wilberforce University 1:00 p.m. • Very good mid-range jumper 5 Clementsville, Tenn. February (0-0) Feb. 2 5Lindsey Wilson College* 7:00 p.m. Feb. 4 23Cumberland University* 3:00 p.m. LEEANN GRIDER • Started all 4 games, avg. most minutes (26) Feb. 9 University of the Cumberlands* 6:00 p.m. Sr. / G / 5-5 • In-your-face defense, great passer, Feb. 11 University of Pikeville* 2:00 p.m. improved shooter, Floor general at its finest 11 12 Jamestown, Ky. Feb. 16 Shawnee State University* 6:00 p.m. • No. 4 (6.7 apg), 27 assists/4 turnovers Feb. 18 Georgetown College* 2:00 p.m. Feb. 25 Life University* 2:00 p.m. EMILY FOX • Started in all 4 games, avg. 25 minutes March 3-5 MSC Tournament – Frankfort, Ky. Sr. / G / 5-8 • 15 ppg, 37% from 3-point line • In-the-gym range March 18-25 NAIA Tournament – Billings, Montana McKinney, Ky. 14 • Improved defensive player Home Games Bold | All Times ET

* - MSC Games | & - Exhibition Queralt “Q” Pradas • Transferred from Broward College & - Rotary Classic, McKenzie, Tenn. Sr. / F / 6-2 • Leads team 5.3 rpg, 54% from floor % - Champions Classic, Jackson, Tenn. • 12-of-15 (80%) from free throw line Barcelona, Spain # - MSC / SSAC Classic, Campbellsville, Ky. 32 • Started in last 3 games ^ - at Saint Thomas, Miami Gardens, Fla. RADIO/VIDEO/TV TONIGHT’S STORY LINES Radio: CU Sports Network, 88.7 The Tiger • CU has won four straight games to open the regular season. Tonight is the home Jay Turner (PxP) opener at Powell Athletic Center. Matt Payton (Analyst) • Tonight marks the second matchup between No. 4 CU and No. 21 Talladega. Online Video: • Lexxus Graham will be not be dressed due to a concussion. www..CampbellsvilleTigers.com/watch • Madison Clements scored 19 points in both games two weeks ago vs. Talladega and Bluefield State to be named the MSC Player of the Week. TV: n/a • Tonight marks the first game for CU in nine games. 2016-17 Campbellville University Women’s Basketball @LTB_CU | Campbellsvilletigers.com CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIVERSITY TIGERS TEAM INFORMATION

ROSTER COACHING STAFF No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown / Previous School Head Coach: ...... Ginger Colvin (Campbellsville ‘90) 3 Abby Miller Sr. G 5-9 Cookeville, Tenn. / Livingston Academy Assistant Coach: ...... Miranda Denney (Campbellsville ‘05) 4 Lauren Turner Jr. G 5-7 Gamaliel, Ky. / Monroe County HS Assistant Coach: �� Lindsey Burd (Campbellsville ‘16) 5 Madison Clements r-Jr. G 5-8 Clementsville, Tenn. / Monroe County HS Manager: �� Chris Schroader (3rd) 10 Alexis Pester Sr. G 5-6 Pembroke Pines, Fla. / North Alabama PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 12 LeeAnn Grider Sr. G 5-5 Jamestown, Ky. / Russell County HS Jordan DORAM �� DOOR-um 13 Savannah Gregory RS G 5-8 Scottsville, Ky. / Allen-Co. Scottsville HS DYLANA FOTHERGILL d-LANE-a Fathergill 14 Jordan Doram So. F 5-11 Georgetown, Ky. / Harrison County HS Madison KAISER �� ki-ZER 15 Emily Fox Sr. G 5-8 McKinney, Ky. / Austin Peay State University QUERALT PRADES �� Call her “Q” prad-ES 20 Catlin Hall Fr. G 5-5 Stanford, Ky. / Lincoln County HS 21 Cristin Hall Fr. G 5-5 Stanford, Ky. / Lincoln County HS TEAM INFORMATION 22 Lexxus Graham Jr. G 5-5 Winchester, Ky. / George Rogers Clark HS 2015-16 Record �� (27-8, 10-4 MSC) 23 Madison Stewart So. G 5-9 Leitchfield, Ky. / Grayson County HS 2015-16 Finish �� (NAIA Quarterfinals) 24 Dylana Fothergill So. F 6-0 Somerset, Ky. / Southwestern HS Starters Returning �� (4) 30 Madison Kaiser So. F 5-9 Floyds Knobs, Ind. / Floyd Central HS 32 Queralt “Q’ Pradas Sr. F 6-2 Barcelona, Spain/ Broward College Lettermen Returning �� (11) 40 Madison Faulkner Fr. F 5-8 Horse Cave, Ky. / Caverna HS Newcomers �� (5)

#3 Abby Miller #4 Lauren Turner #5 Madison Clements #10 Alexis Pester #12 LeeAnn Grider #13 Savannah Gregory Sr | G | 5-9 Jr. | G | 5-7 r-Jr. | G | 5-8 Sr. | G | 5-6 Sr. | G | 5-5 r-Fr | G | 5-8 Cookeville, Tenn. Gamaliel, Ky. Clementsville, Tenn. Pembroke Pines, Fla. Jamestown, Ky. Scottsville, Ky.

#14 Jordan Doram #15 Emily Fox #20 Catlin Hall #21 Cristin Hall #22 Lexxus Graham #23 Madison Stewart So. | F | 5-11 Sr | G | 5-8 Fr. | G | 5-5 Fr. | G | 5-5 Jr. | G | 5-5 So. | G 5-9 Georgetown, Ky. McKinney, Ky. Stanford, Ky. Stanford, Ky. Winchester, Ky. Leitchfield, Ky.

#24 Dylana Fothergill #30 Madison Kaiser #32 Queralt Pradas #40 Madison Faulkner So. | F | 6-0 So. | F | 5-9 Sr. | F | 6-2 Fr. | F | 5-8 Somerset, Ky. Floyds Knobs, Ind. Barcelona, Spain Horse Cave, Ky.

2016-17 Campbellville University Women’s Basketball @LTB_CU | Campbellsvilletigers.com TALLADEGA COLLEGE TEAM INFORMATION ROSTER COACHING STAFF No. Name Ht. Pos. Cl. Hometown / Previous School Head Coach ��Kevin Herod (3rd season) Assistant Coach �� Ashawnte Hawkins (3rd season) 1 Clifftyanne Wilson JR G 5-5 ��Los Angeles, Calif. 3 Deshanna Cook JR F 5-7 ��Maryville, Tenn. 5 Sydnee Clark JR F 5-8 �� Canton, Tenn. 8 Adriana Anderson JR G 5-8 ��Compton, Calif. 10 Shahana Zeigler SR G 5-7 �� Long Beach, Calif. 11 Mercedes Gillion-Gantt JR G 5-5 �� Valdosta, Ga. 12 Victoria Schallberger SR G 5-7 ��Lodi, Calif. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 13 Lisa Van Der Water JR F 6-1 ��Voorburg, Netherlands NAME name ��pronunciation 14 Sashanique Youngblood SR G 5-5 ��Riverside, Calif. 15 Latisha Brown SR F/P 6-2 ��San Dimas, Calif. 23 Tashieba Henry SR G 5-6 �� Lynwood, Calif. 24 Tajanee Wells SR F 5-8 ��Columbus, Ohio 30 Jasmine Lee-Stackhouse JR F/P 6-1 �� Brooklyn, N.Y. 42 Ashley Burchfield SR F/P 6-0 ��South Central, Calif.

2016-17 Campbellville University Women’s Basketball @LTB_CU | Campbellsvilletigers.com MEDIA INFO Series Facts: Campbellsville vs. Talladega QUICK FACTS • Campbellsville and Talladega are meeting for the fourth time in program history, as CU Location...... Campbellsville, Ky. leads the series, 2-1. Enrollmen ��3,742 • CU won the previous matchup two weeks ago in Talladega, 73-72. Madison Clements Founded ��1906 scored five points in the final 20 seconds – a 3-pointer to tie the game and two of Nickname ��Tigers those a game-winning runner in the lane with 3 seconds left. Colors...... Maroon and Gray • Clements led the way for CU with 19 points and hitting 7-of-12 from the floor. Grider pitched in with two triples, scored 11 points and dished out seven assists. President...... Dr. Michael V. Carter • For Talladega, Jasmine Stackhouse, Sydnee Clark and Tasheba Henry led all scoring Director of Athletics �� Rusty Hollingsworth with 12 points, while Ashley Burchfield accounted for 11 points off the bench. Athletics Office ��270-789-5257 • After Stackhouse scored 10 points in the first quarter but CU shut her down the rest of Website...... CampbellsvilleTigers.com the way. Conference ��Mid-South • Last season was the first time both programs met, as each team won on their respe- Division �� NAIA DI cective home courts. Talladega won 83-79 on Nov. 14, while CU 67-55 on Dec. 12. Home Court...... Powell Athletic Center Tiger Claws SPORTS INFORMATION • CU has won seven straight home openers. The last loss to open the home schedule SID / MBB Contact...... Jordan Alves was Nov. 4, 2008 vs. former NAIA member Union University, 79-52. Phone...... 502-680-7005 • The Lady Tigers rank No. 7 in the NAIA by making nine 3-pointers a game and No. 3 Email...... [email protected] by allowing opponents to hit only 15 percent from deep. • After coming back from an ACL injury last season, LeeAnn Grider ranks No. 4 with 6.7 Sports Info. Asst/Photog...... Richard RoBards assists per game and No. 5 with an assist/turnover ratio of 6.7. Phone ...... 270-403-3905 • Madison Clements has scored in double figures every game this year and leads CU Email...... [email protected] by averaging 16.5 points per game. She was the MSC Player of the Week last week. • After being inserted into the starting lineup the second game of the season, Q. Pradas Sports Info. Grad. Assistant ��Maggie Calvert averages 10 points per game and leads the team with 5.3 reboubds per game. Phone...... 270-606-1548 • Last season, Campbellsville finished with a 27-9 record and 10-4 inside the MSC. • The Lady Tigers battled their way into the NAIA Quarterfinals for the 10 time in Email:...... [email protected] program history before falling to Benedictine, 45-36. • Campbellsville will have to replace Lindsey Burd - the NAIA Player of the Year - after Sports Info. Office - Powell Athletic Center she graduated last season. Burd averaged over 17 points and eight rebounds per Office Hours...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. game in her senior campaign. Office Phone...... 270-789-5276 • Madison Stewart is expected to miss the first semester after fracturing her foot in preseason practice. Lexxus Graham is dealing with concussion symptoms and hasn’t BY THE NUMBERS practice for a week. • Campbellsville is fourth on the all-time list with most wins in program history. The Lady CVILLE STATS TALLADEGA Tigers have accumulated a 909-346 record. 4-0 Records 6-3 • Head coach Ginger Colvin is steadily making her climb up the active list for most 83.5 PPG 73.7 coaching wins. Colvin has put together a 249-66 record in her nine seasons - good for 44.2% FG Pct 39.5% No. 14 on the active list. 34% 3-PT Pct 28.2% Madison Clements named MSC Player of the Week 65.4% FT Pct 67.5% 38.5 Rebounds 42.6 • For the first time in her career, Madison Clements has earned Mid-South Conference Player of the Week honors, officials announced last Monday. 17.0 Assists 13.0 • Clements, a redshirt junior guard from Clementsville, Tenn., led Campbellsville to a 15.2 Turnovers 14.8 pair of wins last week over No. 21 Talladega and Bluefield State College. 14.2 Steals 7.7 • Two weeks ago at Talladega, Clements scored five of her 19 points in the final 20 1.2 Blocks 1.1 seconds to propel the Lady Tigers to 73-72 victory. • With under 20 seconds to play, Clements rebounded a miss 3-pointer and would sink her own triple to knot the game at 71. After a made free throw by Talladega, Clements came right back with six seconds remaining to hit a runner in the lane at the buzzer. • Two Saturday’s ago against Bluefield State, Clements pitched in another 19 points, while hitting a trio of 3-point baskets in the 198-41 victory. • On the week, Clements scored 19 points in both games, while making five 3-point baskets. She finished hitting 16-of-24 (.666) from the floor overall. In addition she finished with six rebounds, four steals and two assists. 2016-17 Campbellville University Women’s Basketball @LTB_CU | Campbellsvilletigers.com CU’S RECORD WHEN... 2016-17 SEASON NOTES CU RECORD ALL MSC Playing at Powell 0-0 0-0 CU’s non-conference schedule is loaded Playing away 3-0 0-0 • Campbellsville plays one of the premier nonconference schedules in the country on Playing neutral 1-0 0-0 an annual basis, but the Lady Tigers’ 2016-17 slate appears to have taken a typically Leading at halftime 2-0 0-0 difficult schedule of games and cranked it up another notch. Tied at halftime 0-0 0-0 Trailing at halftime 2-0 0-0 • CU’s 16-game nonconference schedule features six teams that are ranked in the Pre- Overtime games 0-0 0-0 season NAIA Coaches’ Poll and all six made a postseason appearance in the NAIA Make 8 or more 3-pointers 3-0 0-0 Tournament last season. Make 7 or fewer 3-pointers 1-0 0-0 • The Lady Tigers will play a home-and-home slate with No. 21 Talladega (Nov. 7 and Score Fewer than 60 pts. 0-0 0-0 Nov. 21). Score 60-69 points 1-0 0-0 • Campbellsville will then travel to Oman Arena in Jackson, Tenn. for the Jackson Score 70-79 points 1-0 0-0 Rotary Champions Classic to face John Brown and No. 2 Westmont (Nov. 26-27). Score 80-89 points 1-0 0-0 • CU will then host the first Mid-South Conference - Southern StatesAthletic Confer- Score 90-99 points 0-0 0-0 ence Challenge, as Mobile (Dec. 17), Martin Methodist (Dec. 18) and Bethel (Dec. 19) Score 100+ points 1-0 0-0 compete for the SSAC at Powell Athletic Center. Opp. score less than 60 pts. 3-0 0-0 Opp. score 60-69 points 0-0 0-0 • Over Christmas break (Dec. 28-30), the Lady Tigers will travel to Miami Gardens, Fla. Opp. score 70-79 points 1-0 0-0 for three games at St. Thomas University’s Classic. Opp. score 80-89 points 0-0 0-0 • CU ends its non-conference slate with home games against Spalding (Jan. 21) and Opp. score 90-99 points 0-0 0-0 Wilberforce (Jan. 28). Opp. score 100+ points 0-0 0-0 • Last season, the Lady Tigers finished with a 17-4 non-conference record including Shoot higher % than opp. 4-0 0-0 NAIA Tournament games. Shoot lower % than opp. 0-0 0-0 Outrebound opponent 3-0 0-0 MSC is yet again one of the top in the NAIA Outrebounded by opponent 1-0 0-0 • Out of 14 Mid-South Conference games on the 2016-17 schedule, Lady Tiger bas- Tied with rebounds 0-0 0-0 ketball will play half of them against teams ranked in the Preseason Coaches’ Top 25 More turnovers 0-0 0-0 Poll. Less turnovers 4-0 0-0 Games following a loss 0-0 0-0 • It’s the first year with new member Life University, as the Running Eagles will take the Games following a win 3-0 0-0 place of the former-St. Catharine College for seven teams in the MSC. vs. MSC home ---- 0-0 vs. MSC away ---- 0-0 Ginger Colvin starts her 10th season at CU vs. non-conference home 0-0 ---- • Ginger Colvin enters her 10th season as head coach of the Lady Tigers. vs. non-conference away 4-0 ---- • In 2014-15, Colvin led the Lady Tigers to their most successful season in their sto- vs. NAIA DI Top 25 1-0 0-0 ried history. CU competed in the the schools first-ever NAIA Naitonal Championship on Monday 1-0 0-0 on Tuesday 0-0 0-0 game. Although, the Lady Tigers fell to Oklahoma City in the championship game, on Wednesday 0-0 0-0 CU finished the season ranked No. 2 (tying its highest ranking in history), tied the on Thursday 0-0 0-0 most wins in a season (33) and also won its 18th overall conference regular season on Friday 1-0 0-0 title (13 MSC, 5 KIAC). CU was also a perfect, 13-0 at home throughout the regular on Saturday 2-0 0-0 season for the first time in Colvin’s era. on Sunday 0-0 0-0 • This past season, the Lady Tigers made another MSC Tournemant title run before falling the in the championship game. Colvin’s Lady Tigers reached the NAIA Quarterfinals before falling to Benedictine. • In her tenure as head coach, Colvin has accumulated a 245-66 record. She has achieved three 30-win seasons and has been to the NAIA National Tournament in all but her first season. • In her playing career, Colvin was a star performer. In 1990, she was named a Third- Team All-American and the KIAC Player of the Year. She is one of four Lady Tigers to be named as an All-Conference selection for four consecutive seasons. She is also a member of the 1,000 point club at Campbellsville University and a member of the CU Athletics Hall of Fame. • Impressively, Colvin still holds the NAIA national record for highest assist average in a career. She also ranks first in CU Lady Tiger basketball history for assists in a game, season and career. 2016-17 Campbellville University Women’s Basketball @LTB_CU | Campbellsvilletigers.com NAIA RECORDS 2016-17 SEASON NOTES Most Wins in NAIA - Top 15 NAIA Coaches’ Poll Ranks Lady Tigers No. 4 in Preseason Coach/Team Yrs. Coached W-L • The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) announced the Division I #1 Dave Neal / Freed-Hardeman 22 604-171 Women’s Basketball Coaches’ Preseason Poll and Lady Tigers basketball will start the #2 Mike Davis / Central Methodist 26 602-289 season at No. 4. #3 John Wethington / Lindsey Wilson 27 527-324 • The Lady Tigers are one of two Mid-South Conference teams in the Top 5 after #4 Russ Davis / Vanguard 20 525-129 receiving 194 voting points from the national raters. Lindsey Wilson College will start #5 Carol Halford / Williams Baptist 32 508-411 the season at No. 5 with 177 points. #6 Bo Browder / Xavier 18 414-162 • Campbellsville finished last season with a 27-8 record and reached its 10th NAIA #7 Leon Neal / Evangel 22 409-288 Quarterfinal Round before losing to Benedictine, 45-36. The Lady Tigers lost NAIA #8 Melissa Irvin / Cumberlands 19 389-203 Player of the Year Lindsey Burd but have added her to the coaching staff this season. #9 Brian Orr / Lewis-Clark State 15 370-126 CU returns NAIA Honorable Mention Emily Fox as a senior in 2016-17. #10 Tracy English / William Carey 26 352-157 • The No. 4 ranking for Campbellsville is the 30th-consecutive poll the Lady Tigers #11 Chad Folsom / Benedictine 15 335-157 have been in the Top 5 – dating back to 2013-14. Campbellsville has been ranked in #12 Jeff Soderquist / John Brown 19 285-312 every poll since Oct. 27, 2008 when the Lady Tigers were not tabbed in the Preseason #13 Dan Chapia / William Woods 15 271-175 Edition. #14 Ginger Colvin / Campbellsville 9 249-66 Lady Tigers selected to finish second in MSC #15 Tracey Stewart-Lange / Lyon 11 242-221 • The Mid-South Conference announced the women’s basketball preseason poll on Wednesday and Ginger Colvin’s Lady Tigers were selected to finish in second place. • Campbellsville earned 38 voting points and one first-place vote from the MSC Team All-Time Wins List - Top 10 coaches. The Lady Tigers finished tied for second in the regular season standings last Team W-L Record W-L % season but had another run in the NAIA Tournament going into the quarterfinals. #1 Union University* 1141-197 0.853 • Lindsey Wilson College picked up 47 total points and six of the eight first-place votes #2 Wayland Baptist 1043-452 0.697 to be the preseason favorite. Last season LWC finished tied with Campbellsville in the #3 St. Ambrose 934-332 0.709 MSC standings at 10-4 but bowed out of the conference tournament in the semifinals. #4 Campbellsville 909-346 0.723 • Shawnee State University was the final team to earn a first-place vote, while being #5 Mount Mercy 888-483 0.647 tabbed as third in the poll with 36 points. The Bears swept the conference regular #6 Indiana Wesleyan 857-382 0.691 season and tournament titles last season. #7 College of the Ozarks 849-343 0.712 Fox has proved to be one of the best shooters in history #8 Southern Nazarene 838-401 0.676 • Emily Fox transferred to CU from Austin Peay and once her Lady Tiger career started #9 Tennessee Wesleyan 837-393 0.680 in Janury 2015, she worked herself into one of the best shooters in the MSC. #10 Oklahoma City 818-295 0.735. • In her first season, averaged eight points per game and finished with five 3-pointers * No Longer an NAIA Program * against UPIKE on Feb. 12. • In her junior season, Fox averaged 14.7 ppg and ranked No. 6 in the NAIA by averaging 3.1 3-pointers per game. Fox also lead the NAIA by hitting 110 total 3s. Where the CU Coaches Rank by Wins • Fox earned First-Team All-Conference honors and was named Player of the Week on Dec. 7. In addition, WBCA All-American Honorable Mention along with being named an Coach Years Total Record NAIA All-American Honorable Mention. Donna Wise ‘74-’07 32 years 661-280 Burd, NAIA Player of the Year, graduates and now coaching Ginger Colvin ‘08-pres. 10th 249-66 • Lindsey Burd, the 2015 NAIA Women’s Player of the Year joined Lady Tiger basketball this season as a full-time assistant. • Burd, from Hardyville, Ky., holds down the 20th spot in women’s career points (1,381) and is No. 10 in rebounds (902) during her four-year career. • During her four-year Lady Tiger career, Burd was named to the NAIA All-Tournament Team twice and NAIA All-Tournament Honorable Mention Team once. She was an All-MSC First Team selection twice, an All-MSC Second Team once, and she was also a three-time All-MSC Academic Team selection. • Only three times in Lady Tiger Basketball history has a player been named the NAIA National Player of the Year. Burd became the second Lady Tiger, joining Whitney Ballinger who received the same honor twice (2009-10, 2010-11). 2016-17 Campbellville University Women’s Basketball @LTB_CU | Campbellsvilletigers.com NAIA PRESEASON POLL 2016-17 SEASON NOTES

Rank Team Record Hall twins are first in program history 1 1 MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) (7) 2-0 • Shawnee State University was the final team to earn a first-place vote, while being 2 3 Westmont (Calif.) (2) 3-0 tabbed as third in the poll with 36 points. The Bears swept the conference regular 3 2 Our Lady of the Lake (Texas) 2-3 season and tournament titles last season. 4 5 Campbellsville (Ky.) 4-0 • For a team with three Madisons (Clements, Stewart and Kaiser), having a set of 5 15 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 6-0 identical twins should be no problem. 6 10 Vanguard (Calif.) 3-0 • The Hall’s helped Lincoln County to an 82-32 record during their three-plus years of 7 10 Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) 8-0 high school, including two 45th District titles and one 12th Region crown. 8 13 Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) 4-0 • Caitlin Hall, a point guard, averaged six points and six rebounds a game and hit 34 9 4 Lyon (Ark.) 4-1 percent from the field and 81 percent from the free throw line her senior year of HS. 10 12 Bethel (Tenn.) 2-2 • Cristin Hall, a dangerous 3-point shooter, averaged 10 points and three rebounds, T11 6 Shawnee State (Ohio) 8-0 shoots 43 percent from the field and 40 percent from the 3-point line. T11 8 Benedictine (Kan.) 4-2 Stewart dealt with preseason injury 13 7 Baker (Kan.) 4-1 14 9 The Master’s (Calif.) 2-0 • Campbellsville was dealt a big blow to start the season, as sophomore Madison Stewart went down in preseason practice with a fractured foot. She is expected to miss 15 19 Central Methodist (Mo.) 4-1 the first semester and will be reealuated in December. 16 20 Montana State-Northern 6-0 • Last season, Stewart played in 30 games and started two as a true freshman. She 17 14 Pikeville (Ky.) 6-2 averaged just above five points and two rebounds per game, while hitting 54 percent 18 16 Great Falls (Mont.) 7-0 from the floor (60-of-112) and 75 percent fro the free throw line (36-of-48. 19 22 Oklahoma City 3-1 20 18 Columbia (Mo.) 4-1 Grider coming back from ACL injury in NAIA quarterfinals 21 21 Talladega (Ala.) 6-3 • In the NAIA Quarterfinal matchup versus Benedictine last season, point guard LeeAnn 22 17 Wayland Baptist (Texas) 3-0 Grider went down with an ACL injury and the Lady Tigers learned just how valuable 23 23 Cumberland (Tenn.) 6-0 she was. 24 25 Loyola (La.) 4-1 • Grider started 33 games for CU last season and averaged 8.6 points and 5.4 assists 25 24 Carroll (Mont.) 5-0 per game as a junior. • The biggest stat for Grider the past three seasons - she finished her freshman year BOLD - CU OPPONENTS shooting 47 percent from the free throw line then upped it to 66 percent as a sophomore and 71 percent as a junior. CU’S WEEKLY RANKINGS • Grider, who wasn’t a threat from the 3-point line her first two seasons, also made opponents respect her outside shooting last season, hitting 37% from the 3-point line Date Rank Poll compared to just 22.5 percent in 2014-15. O. 25 #4 Preseason Lady Tigers to play in Jackson Rotary Classic Nov. 25-26 • High profile NAIA women’s basketball is returning to the Oman Arena in Jackson, Tenn. in Novemeber, as No. 4 Campbellsville is one of 14 teams that are competing in what is better known as the “Champions Classic”. • Fourteen of the top NAIA Women’s Basketball Teams from across the country will be playing seven games on Friday, Nov. the 25th and seven games on Saturday the 26th starting at 9:30 a.m. ET each morning. Thirteen of the squads are ranked in the Top 25, while one team received votes in the poll. Seven teams are ranked in the Top 10. • The following teams are participating in the Classic - No 1 MidAmerica Nazarene, No. 2 Westmont, No. 3 Our Lady of the Lake, No. 4 Campbellsville, No. 6 Vanguard, No. 8 Freed-Hardeman, No. 10 Bethel, No. 16 Montana State Northern, No. 18 Great Falls, No. 20 Columbia, No. 21 Talladega, No. 23 Cumberland, No. 25 Carroll and John Brown (RV). • Campbellsville will play John Brown at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 25 and No. 2 Westmont 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 26.

2016-17 Campbellville University Women’s Basketball @LTB_CU | Campbellsvilletigers.com MSC STANDINGS THE MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE MSC Standings This Week in the MSC CU in the MSC Stats SCHOOL MSC OVERALL Monday, Nov. 21 Category �� Rank 11Shawnee State 0-0 .000 8-0 1.000 Brescia at Shawnee State, 6 p.m. Scoring...... 83.5 (3rd) Hiwassee at Cumberland, 7 p.m. 23Cumberland 0-0 .000 6-0 1.000 Scoring Defense ��55.2 (1st) Campbellsville vs. Talladega, 7 p.m. 5Lindsey Wilson 0-0 .000 6-0 1.000 Scoring Margin ��28.5 (2nd) 4Campbellsville 0-0 .000 4-0 1.000 Tuesday, Nov. 22 Free Throw %...... 65.4% (5th) 17Pikeville 0-0 .000 6-1 .857 Lindsey Wilson vs. Asbury, 7 p.m. Field Goal %...... 44.2% (2nd) Cumberlands 0-0 .000 4-2 .667 Field Goal % Def. �� 36.9% (4th) Friday, Nov. 25 3-Pt Field Goal % �� 34.0% (3rd) Georgetown 0-0 .000 3-3 .500 Campbellsville vs. John Brown, 2:30 p.m. 3-Pt Field Goals/Game ��9.0 (2nd) Life 0-0 .000 1-6 .143 Cumberland vs. Carroll, 11:30 a.m. 3-Pt Field Goal % Def. ��15.6% (1st) Saturday, Nov. 26 Offensive Rebs./Game ��12.7 (7th) Campbellsville vs. Westmont, 2:30 p.m. Defensive Rebs./Game ��25.7 (7th) MSC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Cumberland vs. John Brown, 11:30 a.m. Rebound Margin ��2.75 (7th) Georgetown vs. Cumberlands, 2 p.m. Name Week Shawnee State vs. Pikeville, 2 p.m. Blocks per game ��1.25 (8th) Nicole Bowers (Cumberland) Nov. 7 Lindsey Wilson vs. Life, 3 p.m. Assists per game �� 17.0 (3rd) Madison Clements Nov. 14 Steals per game ��14.3 (1st) Turnover Margin ��11.25 (1st) Assist/TO Ratio �� 1.12 (3rd)

Individuals in the MSC Stats Category/Player Rank MSC Preseason Coaches’ Poll FG % ...... Madison Clements (52%, 8th) • Lindsey Wilson College picked up 47 total 3-Pt FG % ��Emily Fox (37%, 5th) points and six of the eight first-place votes 3-Pt FG %...... Madison Clements (38%, 4th) to be the preseason favorite. Last season 3-Pt FG/Game ��Emily Fox (3.2, 1st) LWC finished tied with Campbellsville in the 3-Pt FG/Game ��Madison Clements (2.5, 3rd) MSC standings at 10-4 but bowed out of the Free Throw % ��Emily Fox (83%, 1st) conference tournament in the semifinals. Free Throw % �� Q Prades (80%, 2nd) • Campbellsville earned 38 voting points and Steals ��Abby Miller (10, 7th) one first-place vote from the MSC coaches. Steals/Game ��Abby Miller (2.5, 2nd) The Lady Tigers finished tied for second in Steals/Game �� LeeAnn Grider (1.7, 8th) the regular season standings last season Steals/Game �� Lexxus Graham (1.7, 8th) but had another run in the NAIA Tournament Steals/Game...... Madison Clements (1.7, 8th) going into the quarterfinals. Assists...... LeeAnn Grider (27, 5th) • Shawnee State University was the final team to earn a first-place vote, while being tabbed Assists/Game �� LeeAnn Grider (6.7, 1st) as third in the poll with 36 points. The Bears Assist/Turnover �� LeeAnn Grider (6.75, 1st) swept the conference regular season and tournament titles last season.\ • University of Pikeville is fourth in the poll with Individuals in the NAIA Stats 33 points, following by Cumberland University Last Season (Final - Top 10) in fifth with 30 points. Category/Player Rank • Rounding out the poll is University of the Assists/Game �� LeeAnn Grider (6.7, 4th) Cumberlands with 17 points, followed by Assist/Turnover �� LeeAnn Grider (6.7, 5th) Georgetown with 16. Life was the final team 3-Pt FG/Game ��Emily Fox (3.2, 10th) in the poll after grabbing seven voting points as they enter their first season of competition. • The 2017 Mid-South Conference Men’s Basketball Championship is slated for March 2-5 at the Frankfort Convention Center in Frankfort, Ky.

2016-17 Campbellville University Women’s Basketball @LTB_CU | Campbellsvilletigers.com GAME-BY-GAME LEADERS Date Opponent Result Points Rebounds Blocks Steals Assists N. 4 Harris-Stowe State University W, 65-68 Fox (15) Pradas (7) Clements (1) Miller (5) Grider (5) N. 5 Hiwassee College W, 88-50 Fox (18) 4 tied (5) Fothergill (1) 2 tied (3) Grider (7) N. 7 Talladega College W, 73-72 Clements (19) Miller (9) none 2 tied (2) Grider (7) N. 12 Bluefield College W, 108-41 Clemens (19) 2 tied (7) 3 tied (1) Clements (4) Grider (8) N. 21 Talladega College N. 25 John Brown University N. 26 Westmont University D. 1 Cumberland D. 3 Lindsey Wilson D. 9 Carver College D. 17 Mobile University D. 18 Martin Methodist D. 28 Purdue Northwest D. 29 Thomas University D. 30 Johnson and Wales J. 7 University of Pikeville J. 9 University of the Cumberlands J. 12 Georgetown College J. 14 Shawnee State University J. 18 Life University J. 21 Spalding University J. 28 Wilberforce University F. 2 Lindsey Wilson College F. 4 Cumberland University F. 9 University of the Cumberlands F. 11 University of Pikeville F. 16 Shawnee State University F. 18 Georgetown College F. 20 Wilberforce University F. 25 Life University

2016-17 Campbellville University Women’s Basketball @LTB_CU | Campbellsvilletigers.com GAME-BY-GAME HIGHLIGHTS

NOVEMBER 4, 2016 • CAMPBELLSVILLE 65, HARRIS-STOWE 58 • McKENZIE, TENN. • Lady Tiger basketball had to overcome a very slow start to their season but fought off a very athletic Harris-Stowe team, 65-58. • Campbellsville finished hitting just 38 percent from the floor but that was up from a measly 29 percent in the first half.The Lady Tigers improved by shooting 45 percent in the second half and picked up defensive stops down the stretch to hold the Hornets to only seven fourth-quarter points. • Senior Emily Fox led the Lady Tigers with 15 points – nine of those from the free throw line (9-of-10) and also a pair of 3s for her total. • The first half was all Harris-Stowe, as the Hornets came out pestering CU on the defensive side of the ball and the LadyTigers were unable to get into their offense. After taking the opening tip to the basket for a layup, the Hornets led all the way until the 7:42 mark in the fourth quarter when CU took its first lead, 52-51. • Campbellsville ended going on a 13-0 run midway through the decisive quarter and Harris-Stowe was unable to recover after going scoreless for almost six minutes spanning the third and fourth frames. The first basket for the Hornets in the fourth quarter came with 5:02 remaining.

NOVEMBER 5, 2016 • CAMPBELLSVILLE 88, HIWASSEE 50 • McKENZIE, TENN. • Coach Ginger Colvin was able to play every player on her bench, as all but one scored a point in Campbellsville’s 88-50 win over Hiwassee. • Emily Fox got hot from deep, hitting five 3-point baskets and scoring a season-high 18 points. Fox also grabbed three rebounds and dished out three assists. • Point guard LeeAnn Grider kept her teammates involved by grabbing five rebounds and dishing out seven assists – both game-highs. Grider also made a bucket and a free throw for three points. • Grider gave way to Lauren Turner and freshman Caitlin Hall for majority of the second half and both thrived in ample playing time. Turner scored nine points, while Hall registered her first Lady Tiger points with a 3 in the final five minutes of play. • Out of Campbellsville’s 28 made buckets, 19 of those were assisted. Behind Grider’s seven, Fox had three and Turner, Clements, Abby Miller and Madison Kaiser all registered two assists. Caitlin Hall rounded out the Lady Tigers with one dime.

NOVEMBER 7, 2016 • CAMPBELLSVILLE 73, TALLADEGA 72 • TALLADEGA, ALA. • Madison Clements scored five points in the final 20 seconds – two of those a game-winning runner in the lane with 3 clicks left - and No. 4 Camp- bellsville was able to survive once again on the road, 73-72, over No. 21 Talladega College. • The Lady Tigers trailed by as many as 11 points in the first half, but Clements sparked the CU rally and buried her lone 3 of the night with 5:52 remaining to bring the game back to even, 61-all. • With 2:01 to play, Talladega took a brief 70-67 lead after Sydnee Clark converted an old fashioned 3-point play by hitting the and-one free throw. CU would then slow down Talladega’s attack in the final two minutes by only allowing a pair of free throws the rest of the way. • With the score, 70-68, in favor of Talladega, Tashebe Henry was fouled and went to the free throw line with 20 seconds left but gave the Lady Tigers a chance by only hitting 1-of-2 freebies. • CU took advantage, as Clements nailed a 3-pointer to tie the game at 71-all. • CU called a timeout with six seconds remaining and senior point guard LeeAnn Grider found Clements on a back-door for a last-second layup to seal the Lady Tigers win.

NOVEMBER 12, 2016 • CAMPBELLSVILLE 108, BLUEFELD STATE COLLEGE 41 • PIKEVILLE, KY. • Campbellsville went on a 20-0 run after the halftime break today and completely blew open an 18-point game against Bluefield State in the Eastern Kentucky Expo Center, 108-41 • CU was a chilly 2-for-14 from 3 in the first half, but forced 20 turnovers and cashed in on 15 of its 19 free throws to command a 37-19 halftime lead. But the Lady Tigers warmed up after the break, hitting 10-of-21 from 3, to reach their season percentage (35%) from behind the arc. • Out of the break, the Lady Tigers’ 20-0 run was punctuated by a couple of 3s by Madison Clements and Emily Fox, forcing two Bluefield State timeouts. They led 57-19 with 6:20 in the third quarter. • The Lady Tigers held the Rams to just 29 percent shooting while connecting on 49 percent themselves after hitting 36 percent in the first half. • CU had five players in double figures, led by Clements’ 19. Also, scoring in double figures were Fox (19), Alexis Pester (13), Jordan Doram (12) and Queralt Coll Pradas (10). • Campbellsville won the rebounding battle 51-33 with Doram and Pradas grabbing seven apiece. LeeAnn Grider had a solid stat line with seven points, seven rebounds and six assists.

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