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WBB Media Guide Corrections.Indd 2009-1009-10 MEDIAM GUIDE KKathiathi RRyskayska SSeniorenior SShanicehanice CColeole SSeniorenior SShellyhelly HHankinsankins SSeniorenior JJessicaessica FFansleransler SSeniorenior Members of the 2009-10 Lady Eagle basketball team, front row, from left: Kathi Ryska, Shelly Hankins, Lacey Lyons, Jessica Fansler, Shanice Cole, Allison Lawrence, Tiffany Brown; second row, from left: Mary Hathaway, Kaitlyn Rubino, Sarah Scott, Chanel White, Chantel Johnson, TaQuoia Hammick, Katie Fitzgerald, Ashley Cox. 2009-10 Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown (Previous School) 3 Ashley Cox F R-So. 6-2 Bronx, NY (Manhattan Center/Science & Math) 4 Jessica Fansler G/F Sr. 5-11 Hamilton, OH (Hamilton) 5 Kathi Ryska G Sr. 5-7 Nordlingen, Germany (Theodor-Heuss-Gymnasium) 10 Allison Lawrence G Fr. 5-10 Temple, GA (South Paulding) 13 Lacey Lyons G Jr. 5-11 Crystal River, FL (Coastal Carolina) 21 Katie Fitzgerald F Fr. 6-1 Kingsland, GA (Camden County) 22 Tiffany Brown G So. 5-7 Kingston, GA (Cartersville) 23 Mary Hathaway G/F Fr. 6-0 Fort Wayne, IN (Bishop Luers) 24 Kaitlyn Rubino F R-Fr. 6-0 Mt. Pleasant, SC (Wando) 30 Shanice Cole F Sr. 5-11 Richmond, VA (Highland Springs) 32 Sarah Scott F Jr. 6-2 Buford, GA (Buford) 33 Shelly Hankins G R-Sr. 5-9 Arden, NC (T.C. Roberson) 44 Chantel Johnson C Jr. 6-4 Wadmalaw Island, SC (Walters State C.C.) 50 TaQuoia Hammick C So. 6-3 St. Paul, MN (Minneapolis South) 55 Chanel White C Fr. 6-3 Antioch, TN (Antioch) Head Coach: Bud Childers (Charleston Southern, ‘79) Assistant Coach: Pam Brown (Charlotte, ‘06), Laquanda Dawkins (North Carolina, ‘99), Chris Vozab (Providence College, ‘02) Administrative Assistant: Brad Childers (Lenoir-Ryne, ‘08) Women’s Basketball Media Contact: Brett Redden Athletic Trainer: TBA Location: Rock Hill, SC 2009-10 SEASON OUTLOOK THE BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE Enrollment: 6,600 Table of Contents/Quick Facts..................1 Conference Staff .....................................71 Founded: 1886 2009-10 Schedule .............................. OBC About the Big South................................71 President: Anthony J. DiGiorgio Roster ................................................... IFC 2009-10 Preview.....................................72 Athletic Director: Tom Hickman Season Outlook .................................22-24 All-Time Conference Standings ..............73 Arena: Winthrop Coliseum TV-Radio Roster ...................................IBC Big South Records..................................74 Capacity: 6,000 Big South Honor Roll ..............................74 Nickname: Eagles COACHING STAFF Big South Tournament Records ..............75 Colors: Garnet & Gold Head Coach Bud Childers .................15-17 Big South Teams All-Time Records ........75 NCAA Division: Div. I Assistant Coach Pam Brown ..................18 2009-10 Composite Schedule ................76 Conference: Big South Assistant Coach Laquanda Dawkins ......19 2008-09 Record: 16-16 Assistant Coach Chris Vozab .................20 EAGLE HISTORY 2008-09 Big South Record: 9-7 Administrative Asst. Brad Childers .........21 Team Records ........................................49 Conference Finish: T-3rd Athletic Trainer Halee Erbe.....................21 Individual Records ..................................50 Tournament Finish: Lost in semi-fi nals All-Time Career Leaders ...................51-52 All-Time Record: 442-623/ 40 yrs. 2009-10 EAGLES All-Time Letterwinners .......................53-54 Returnees 1,000 Point Club ................................55-56 BASKETBALL STAFF Ashley Cox ........................................28-29 All-Time Award Winners/Pros ............57-58 Head Coach: Bud Childers Jessica Fansler..................................30-31 All-Time Records vs. Opponents ............64 Offi ce Tel.: 803-323-2129, x6232 Kathi Ryska .......................................32-33 Year-by-Year Records .......................65-69 Asst. Coach: Pam Brown Shanice Cole .....................................34-35 Offi ce Tel. : 803-323-2129 x 6234 Sarah Scott ........................................36-37 WINTHROP UNIVERSITY Asst. Coach: Laquanda Dawkins Shelly Hankins ...................................38-39 President Dr. Anthony J. DiGiorgio ...........3 Offi ce Tel. : 803-323-2129 x 6233 TaQuoia Hammick .............................40-41 University Profi le....................................4-5 Asst. Coach: Chris Vozab Athletic Director Tom Hickman .................6 Offi ce Tel. : 803-323-2129 x 6365 Newcomers Athletic Staff .............................................6 Administrative Asst.: Brad Childers Lacey Lyons ...........................................42 Athletic Facilities .......................................7 Offi ce Tel. : 803-323-2129 x 6208 Allison Lawrence ....................................43 Local Attractions .......................................8 Athletic Trainer: Brittany Bingham Katie Fitzgerald.......................................43 Winthrop Coliseum ...................................9 Basketball Secretary: Kathy Boulware Mary Hathaway.......................................44 Student Services ....................................10 Basketball Tel.: 803-323- 2129, x6221 Kaitlyn Rubino ........................................44 Athletic Training ......................................11 Chantel Johnson.....................................45 Strength & Conditioning.....................12-13 MEDIA RELATIONS STAFF Chanel White ..........................................45 Asst. AD for Media Relations: OPPONENTS Jack Frost MEDIA INFORMATION Preseason WNIT, Georgia Tech ..................59 Offi ce Tel. : 803-323-2129, x 6245 Quick Facts...............................................1 Coker, Utah Valley, Montana State ..............60 Fax Tel. No.: 803-323-2433 Media Relations Contact ..........................1 Southern Utah, USC Aiken, Augusta St... 60 E-mail Address: [email protected] Media Policies ..........................................2 VCU, N.C. State, Campbell ..................... 61 Asst. Media Relations Director/WBB Coaches Show/Luncheon.........................2 Mercer, Presbyterian, Liberty................... 61 Contact: Brett Redden Play-by-Play analyst Mike Pacheco .......21 Radford, High Point, Coastal Carolina..... 62 Offi ce Tel. : 803-323-2129, x 6246 Radio/TV broadcasting schedule............21 Gardner-Webb, Longwood ...................... 62 E-mail Address: [email protected] 2008-09 Final Statistics ..........................25 UNCA, Charleston Sou., N.C. Central .....63 Media Relations Intern: Wesley Herring 2008-09 Game-by-Game Results...........26 E-mail Address: [email protected] 2008-09 Photo Review ...........................46 Offi ce Tel. : 803-323-2129, x 6067 2008-09 Team Superlatives ....................47 2009-10 Lady Eagle Basketball 1 Media Primary Media Outlets Karl Lyles Tiffany Wright Information Sports Writer Sports Director The Herald WSOC-TV P.O. Box 11707 P.O. Box 34665 Press and Media Credentials: Work- Radio Broadcasts: Requests to broad- Rock Hill, SC 29730 Charlotte, NC 28234 ing press credentials for all Winthrop cast any Winthrop game must be ap- Chris McFadden Pete Iacobelli basketball games may be requested proved at least two days in advance by Sports Editor South Carolina AP by contacting the media relations the media relations offi ce. One regular The Johnsonian P.O. Box 101101 Winthrop University Columbia, SC 29211 offi ce at least two days prior to the dial-up phone line is available at court- Rock Hill, SC 29733 desired game. All credentials will be side for visiting radio. To get extra lines, Mario Washington left at the pass gate located on the please call Comporium Communications, Harry Pickett WRHI/WRHM Sports Editor P.O. Box 429 lower level rear entrance of the Win- 803-326-6011. Charlotte Observer Rock Hill, SC 29730 throp Coliseum and must be worn at P.O. Box 32188 press row and in the media interview Weekly Coaches Luncheon: Coach Charlotte, NC 28232 Greg Bailey room. Spouses and children are not Sports Director Bud Childers is scheduled to speak Nicole Darin NBC6 allowed in the press/media areas in each Wednesday between 12-1 p.m. Sports Director P.O. Box 18665 compliance with the working code of during the weekly coaches luncheon at CN2 Charlotte, NC 28218 the United States Basketball Writers 135 Elizabeth Lane Firebonz Grill. All media are invited to Rock Hill, SC 29730 Mike Pacheco Association. Since parking is free at attend. Winthrop Radio/TV the Coliseum, parking passes are not Delano Little Winthrop Coliseum issued. Coach Bud Childers Weekly Internet Sports Director Rock Hill, SC 29733 WBT-TV Radio Show: Head Coach Bud Childers One Julian Price Press Row: Is located along court- will have a weekly radio show on Wens- Plaza side of the Winthrop Coliseum play- days live at 1:30 p.m. following the Charlotte, NC 28208 ing fl oor and across from the bench Coaches Luncheon. The show will be re- Ira Cronin area and offi cial table. Seats will be corded and archived on Stretch Internet. Sports reserved for media who are issued NBC6 P.O. Box 18665 credentials. The press row telephone Charlotte,NC 28218 number is 803-323-2156. Media Work Room/Services: The working media room and post-game The World Wide Web interview area is located adjacent to the media relations offi ce on the lower Winthrop’s Site: Rosters, coach and level of the Winthrop Coliseum. An player bios, up-to-date statistics, live outside telephone line and a fax ma- game stats and results can be found at chine are available and may be used the Winthrop Athletics
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