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WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STAT Game 33 Wright State vs. Manhattan Wright State Nutter Center March 20, 2011 2010-11 SCHEDULE/RESULTS November (2-2, 0-0 HL) 12 at IUPUI W 64-45 Overall Record 20-12 23-9 14 at Ball State L 63-64 Conference Record 11-7 13-5 21 at Delaware State W 58-52 Points Per Game 67.9 56.8 Opponent Points Per Game 67.0 49.8 29 DAYTON L 61-91 Rebounds Per Game 43.0 32.4 Opponent Rebounds Per Game 38.1 35.7 December (6-2, 1-0 HL) Field Goal Percentage .403 .379 Opponent Field Goal Percentage .378 .361 1 MIAMI L 57-62 Three-Point Percentage .301 .346 4 at Akron W 71-64 Opponent Three-Point Percentage .333 .310 9 at Ohio W 70-57 Free Throw Percentage .687 .725 11 at Longwood L 70-74 Tale of the Tape Fouls 462 428 Opponent Fouls 507 480 14 at Southern Illinois W 75-53 Assists 403 382 18 at Cincinnati W 65-50 Turnovers 554 491 22 CENTRAL FLORIDA W 73-65 Blocked Shots 58 86 Wright State vs. Manhattan 31 at Milwaukee * W 77-73 Steals 199 365 January (5-3, 5-3 HL) (projected starters) Tippin’ Off 2 at #21 Green Bay * L 57-75 #3 LaShawna Thomas 5-6 Sr. G Pts. Reb. Ast. FG% 6 BUTLER * L 58-70 18.6 5.7 5.6 .365 8 VALPARAISO * W 90-67 Notes: 15 DETROIT * W 63-62 • First Team All-Horizon League 20 at Youngstown State * W 64-61 • 18 points and four assists in WBI first round against Buffalo 22 at Cleveland State * W 58-42 • 21 points, four assists and four rebounds in HL semifinals at Green Bay • 21 points, five assists, five rebounds and four steals in HL quarterfinals versus Milwaukee 27 UIC * L 69-84 29 LOYOLA * W 77-76 #5 Ta-myra Davis 6-1 Sr. F Pts. Reb. Ast. FG% 6.4 6.2 0.8 .545 February (4-3, 4-3 HL) Notes: 3 at Valparaiso * L 64-73 • 14 points and seven rebounds in WBI first round against Buffalo • 13 points and eight rebounds in HL semifinals at Green Bay 5 at Butler * W 70-68 • Double-double of 14 points and 15 rebounds in HL quarterfinals versus Milwaukee 12 at Detroit * W 75-55 • 14 points and five rebounds in regular-season finale against Milwaukee 17 CLEVELAND STATE * L 66-74 #22 Shaunda Sandifer 6-3 Sr. F Pts. Reb. Ast. FG% 19 YOUNGSTOWN STATE * W 70-67 6.2 9.0 1.7 .468 24 at Loyola * W 77-66 Notes: 26 at UIC * L 60-77 • Horizon League All-Newcomer Team selection • Six points and 14 rebounds in WBI first round against Buffalo • 13 points and six rebounds in HL semifinals at Green Bay March (3-2, 1-1 HL) • Double-double of 11 points and 15 rebounds in HL quarterfinals versus Milwaukee 3 GREEN BAY * L 54-75 5 MILWAUKEE * W 86-69 #23 Courtney Boyd 6-1 Fr. G Pts. Reb. Ast. FG% 8.1 3.6 0.8 .337 9 MILWAUKEE # W 63-58 Notes: 11 at Green Bay ^ L 65-95 • Nine points and six rebounds at Loyola 16 BUFFALO ! W 82-79 • 11 points at Detroit 20 MANHATTAN ! 2:00 • 15 points on five three-pointers at Butler • 19 points, including five threes, at Cincinnati HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS #33 Maria Bennett 5-8 Jr. G Pts. Reb. Ast. FG% * Horizon League games 9.7 1.2 1.6 .344 + Hosted by 7th & 8th Seeds Notes: # Horizon League Quarterfinals • 12 points on four three-pointers in WBI first round against Buffalo • 16 points in regular-season finale against Milwaukee ^ Horizon League Semifinals • 11 points against Youngstown State ! Women’s Basketball Invitational • 17 points, including five three-pointers, at Butler 2010-11 WRIGHT STATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 1 WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STAT Game 33 Wright State vs. Manhattan Wright State Nutter Center March 20, 2011 NUMERICAL/ALPHABETICAL ROSTER THE RAIDERS... Numerical BY CLASS... No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School Seniors (5) Ta-myra Davis 1 Paige Lowe G 5-4 Sr. Cleveland, OH/Maple Heights Paige Lowe 2 MaRanda Boddie F 6-1 Fr. Springfield, OH/Springfield Shaunda Sandifer 3 LaShawna Thomas G 5-6 Sr. Columbus, OH/Eastmoor Academy Tanni Scott 5 Ta-myra Davis F 6-1 Sr. Akron, OH/Firestone LaShawna Thomas 13 Kirsten Gliesmann F 6-2 Fr. Greenwood, IN/Center Grove 20 Elizabeth Kelly F 6-1 Fr. Carlinville, IL/Carlinville Juniors (2) Maria Bennett 22 Shaunda Sandifer F 6-3 Sr. Calumet City, IL/Thornton Fractional North Molly Fox 23 Courtney Boyd G 6-1 Fr. Brookville, OH/Brookville 24 Kayla Lamotte G 5-8 Fr. Mason, OH/Mason Freshmen (7) MaRanda Boddie 30 KC Elkins G 5-6 Fr. West Jefferson, OH/West Jefferson Courtney Boyd 31 Molly Fox F 6-1 Jr. Nashville, IN/Brown County KC Elkins 32 Tanni Scott F 6-2 Sr. Columbus, OH/Centennial Kirsten Gliesmann 33 Maria Bennett G 5-8 Jr. Cincinnati, OH/Anderson Elizabeth Kelly Mylan Woods * G/F 5-11 Fr. Strongsville, OH/Hathaway Brown Kayla Lamotte Mylan Woods Alphabetical No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School BY POSITION... 33 Maria Bennett G 5-8 Jr. Cincinnati, OH/Anderson Forwards (8) MaRanda Boddie 2 MaRanda Boddie F 6-1 Fr. Springfield, OH/Springfield Ta-myra Davis Molly Fox 23 Courtney Boyd G 6-1 Fr. Brookville, OH/Brookville Kirsten Gliesmann 5 Ta-myra Davis F 6-1 Sr. Akron, OH/Firestone Elizabeth Kelly 30 KC Elkins G 5-6 Fr. West Jefferson, OH/West Jefferson Shaunda Sandifer 31 Molly Fox F 6-1 Jr. Nashville, IN/Brown County Tanni Scott 13 Kirsten Gliesmann F 6-2 Fr. Greenwood, IN/Center Grove Mylan Woods 20 Elizabeth Kelly F 6-1 Fr. Carlinville, IL/Carlinville 24 Kayla Lamotte G 5-8 Fr. Mason, OH/Mason Guards (6) Maria Bennett 1 Paige Lowe G 5-4 Sr. Cleveland, OH/Maple Heights Courtney Boyd 22 Shaunda Sandifer F 6-3 Sr. Calumet City, IL/Thornton Fractional North KC Elkins 32 Tanni Scott F 6-2 Sr. Columbus, OH/Centennial Kayla Lamotte 3 LaShawna Thomas G 5-6 Sr. Columbus, OH/Eastmoor Academy Paige Lowe Mylan Woods * G/F 5-11 Fr. Strongsville, OH/Hathaway Brown LaShawna Thomas * Will have three years of eligibility at end of WSU’s 2011 fall quarter BY STATE... Ohio (10) Maria Bennett MaRanda Boddie 2010–11 PRESEASON FIRST TEAM ALL-HORIZON LEAGUE Courtney Boyd Ta-myra Davis Kayla Tetschlag, Green Bay, Sr., 6-0, G/F (Preseason Player of the Year) KC Elkins Julie Wojta, Green Bay, Jr., 6-0, G/F Kayla Lamotte Celeste Hoewisch, Green Bay, Sr., 5-7, G Paige Lowe Tanni Scott Shawnita Garland, Cleveland State, Sr., 5-5, G LaShawna Thomas Jasmine Bailey, UIC, Jr., 5-8, G/F Mylan Woods 2010–11 PRESEASON SECOND TEAM ALL-HORIZON LEAGUE Illinois (2) Elizabeth Kelly Yar Shayok, Detroit, Jr., 6-1, F Shaunda Sandifer Lindsay Laur, Milwaukee, Sr., 6-0, F Indiana (2) Molly Fox Brandi Brown, Youngstown State, So., 5-11, F Kirsten Gliesmann LaShawna Thomas, Wright State, Sr., 5-6, G Brittany Bowen, Butler, Sr., 5-10, G/F BY MONTH OF BIRTH... February LaShawna Thomas (22nd) Maria Bennett (25th) 2010–11 PRESEASON HORIZON LEAGUE POLL March Mylan Woods (14th) 2009–10 July Tanni Scott (5th) Team Overall League Points KC Elkins (13th) 1. Green Bay (26) 28-5 15-3 269 MaRanda Boddie (24th) 2. Butler 23-10 14-4 231 August Kirsten Gliesmann (19th) 3. Detroit (1) 17-14 14-4 224 T4. Cleveland State 19-14 11-7 166 October Kayla Lamotte (7th) T4. UIC 12-18 9-9 166 Paige Lowe (11th) Courtney Boyd (19th) 6. Milwaukee 12-19 6-12 140 Molly Fox (20th) 7. Loyola 15-15 9-9 93 8. Wright State 11-19 6-12 84 November Shaunda Sandifer (7th) 9. Valparaiso 9-21 6-12 82 December Elizabeth Kelly (11th) 10. Youngstown State 0-30 0-18 30 Ta-myra Davis (31st) 2 2010-11 WRIGHT STATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STAT Game 33 Wright State vs. Manhattan Wright State Nutter Center March 20, 2011 WRIGHT STATE QUICK FACTS Three Raiders Receive Horizon League Honors Three Wright State players were recognized by the Horizon League UNIVERSITY INFORMATION as the postseason honors were announced on Sunday by the league Name of School ..................Wright State University office. LaShawna Thomas was named to the First Team, Molly Fox to the Location ..................................... Dayton, OH 45435 Founded .............................................................1964 Second Team and Shaunda Sandifer to the All-Newcomer Team. Enrollment .......................................................19,793 Thomas currently ranks second in the conference in scoring at 18.5 Nickname .....................................................
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