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Coppin State.P65 Hampton University Lady Pirates Basketball Lady Pirates Quick Facts SPORTS INFORMATION La Toya N. Sivells 194 Holland Hall Women’s Basketball Contact Location .............................. Hampton, Va. Hampton University Phone: (757) 727-5811 Founded............................................ 1868 Hampton, VA 23668 FAX: (757) 727-5813 Enrollment .........................................5,705 President ................. Dr. William R. Harvey Director of Athletics ........... Joseph Taylor Game 15: Hampton (7-7, 3-2) vs. Coppin State (9-6, 4-0) Head Coach ...................... Walter Mebane Alma Mater .............North Carolina, ‘81 Record/Years ................................. 28-42/2 Hampton University Lady Pirates Assistant Coaches ............Tiffany Gwynn No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown PPG RPG Lashondra Dixon 0 Artavia Burns G 5-5 Jr. Dallas, Texas 10.8 3.1 Keith McCray 1 Rachel Butler G 5-8 Jr. Dallas, Texas 10.5 4.3 Basketball Office ................ (757) 728-6818 2 Chinyere Ukoh F 6-3 So. Woodbridge, Va. 5.0 6.0 Basketball SID .............. La Toya N. Sivells 3 Linda Rickenbacker G 5-7 So. Chesapeake, Va. 2.8 1.2 E-mail ........ [email protected] 11 Sharella Leslie G 5-9 So. Brooklyn, N.Y. 2.3 1.8 Sivells Home ...................... (757) 594-0019 14 Whitney Hill G 5-7 So. Hampton, Va. 7.5 2.5 Sivells Cell .......................... (757) 303-1258 Office Phone ...................... (757) 727-5811 15 Shahara Johnson C 6-2 So. Harrisburg, Pa. 4.6 3.6 FAX .................................... (757) 727-5813 21 Courtnie McKinney F 6-3 So. St. Louis, Mo. 2.9 4.0 Press Row .......................... (757) 728-6886 22 Stephanie James G 5-5 Jr. Colorado Springs, Colo. 6.2 0.6 25 Roneisha Corbitt G 5-9 So. Philadelphia, Pa. 3.7 3.6 2006-07 Schedule/Results 33 Ashlee Finley G/F 5-11 So. Harrisburg, Pa. 6.4 6.8 Nov. 10 at Bucknell L, 77-85 42 Jade Jones C 6-3 Sr. St. Croix, U.S. VI 3.5 4.2 Nov. 17 North Texas W, 65-64 Nov. 19 Georgia State W, 62-55 Bold - Probable Starters Nov. 22 UL-Lafayette L, 44-57 Nov. 28 Grambling W, 68-57 Dec. 2 at Norfolk State* L, 66-70 Dec, 9 James Madison L,45-54 Dec. 18 vs. Alabama State! W, 74-67 Coppin State University Lady Bears Dec. 19 vs. UAB! L,66-47 Dec. 31 at Radford L, 62-54 No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown PPG RPG Jan. 3 at Howard* W, 78-66 00 Tanezia Harden F 6-3 So. Camden, N.J. 7.6 4.6 Jan. 6 at Bethune-Cookman* W,67-40 5 Shalamar Oakley G 5-6 Jr. Camden, N.J. 11.8 3.9 Jan. 8 at Florida A&M* W, 70-60 12 Raquel Green G 5-10 So. Philadelphia, Pa. 0.3 0.9 Jan. 13 Morgan State* L, 65-61 14 Sesalie Johnson G 5-6 Fr. Houston, Texas 0.6 0.5 Jan. 15 Coppin State* Today 15 Chanelle Downing F 5-11 Fr. Stafford, Va. 1.8 0.8 Jan. 20 at Delaware State* 2 p.m. 20 Lakeytah Irving F 5-11 Fr. Albany, N.Y. 0.7 0.7 Jan. 27 at S.C. State* 4 p.m. 21 Talia Sutton F 5-11 Sr. Staten Island, N.Y. 7.9 7.0 Jan. 29 at North Carolina A&T* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 3 Bethune-Cookman* 4 p.m. 22 Rashida Suber G 5-8 Jr. Reading, Pa. 17.1 3.4 Feb. 5 Florida A&M* 6 p.m. 24 Tamieka Noel G 5-9 Sr. Brooklyn, N.Y. 7.6 7.2 Feb. 10 at Morgan State* 2 p.m. 30 Danielle Anders F 5-11 So. Philadelphia, Pa. 3.0 2.8 Feb. 12 at Coppin State* 5:30 p.m. 32 Jennifer Martin F/C 6-0 Jr. Forestville, Md. 3.0 4.3 Feb. 17 Delaware State* 4 p.m. 34 Whitney Cunningham F/C 6-3 So. Baltimore, Md. 2.7 3.8 Feb. 21 Norfolk State* 6 p.m. 41 Angela Owens F 6-0 Fr. Seaford, Del. ---- ---- Feb. 24 S.C. State* 4 p.m. Feb. 26 North Carolina A&T* 6 p.m. Feb. 28 UMES* 6 p.m. Bold - Probable Starters Mar. 5-10 MEAC Tournament TBA Head Coach: Derek Brown All times are local to All times are local to site Home games in BOLD StatiStical compariSon * - Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference game Hampton Comparison Coppin State ! - UAB Tournament .337 ........................................... Field Goal Percentage ....................................... .....398 Staying Current .381 ....................................... Opp. Field Goal Percentage ..................................... ...376 Hampton University also maintains a compre- .281 ....................................... 3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage ...................................... ..331 hensive athletic webiste, featuring .587 .......................................... Free Throw Percentage ...........................................632 the latest information on all 17 Pirate varsity 46.6 .............................................. Rebound Average ............................................. .37.9 sports. Point your browser to +3.9....................................................Rebound Magin........................................................-2.9 www.hamptonpirates.com. 62.7 ................................................ Points Per Game ................................................58.1 All HU basketball games are broadcast live on 61.6 .........................................Points Allowed Per Game .........................................51.6 the Pirate Basketball Network, which consists +1.1 .............................................. Point Differential .............................................. +6.4 of the flagship station WHOV-FM 88.1 in 24.6 ............................................ Turnovers Per Game ............................................17.4 Hampton, Virginia. Lady Pirates Game Notes - Page 1 INFORMATION OUTLETS GAME DATA: This will be the 21st meeting all-time between these two programs. The last time these teams met Coppin State defeated the Lady INTERVIEWS/CREDENTIALS: Pirates 70-57 in the quarterfinals of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference To arrange an interview with a Hampton player (MEAC) tournament on March 8, 2006. or coach, or to request credentials, please Prior to this meeting the Lady Eagles claimed a 64-39 victory at the HU contact La Toya N. Sivells in the HU Sports Convocation Center (Feb. 13) and a 65-48 victory at home (Jan.16). However Information Office by phone (757-727-5811) Hampton still owns the series 13-8. or email ([email protected]) at least one day (24 hours) in advance. Hampton is looking to rebound after a close 65-61 loss to Morgan State at home in which the Lady Bears snapped the Lady Pirates three-game losing LADY PIRATES ON THE WEB: streak. Coppin looks to extend their conference winning streak to 35 games Current women’s basketball information, as after defeating Norfolk State 89-61 on Saturday night. The Lady Eagles are led by junior Rashida Suber who is averaging just under 18 points per game well as news, features and updated statistics thus far this season. can be found on the internet at: www.hamptonpirates.com To check out the MEAC Conference website and access information on all conference THE LAST TIME THE LADY PIRATES SET SAIL.... opponents, go to: (Jan. 13) www.meacsports.com RADIO BROADCASTS: HAMPTON, Va.-For the first time in school history the Lady HU’s flagship station, WHOV-FM 88.1, will Bears of Morgan State University claimed a victory inside the air all Lady Pirate basketball games this Hampton University Convocation Center defeating the Lady season. Tune in to hear play-by-play Pirates 65-61 in an overtime thriller. announcer George Richards during all HU Women’s Basketball contests. Morgan State (7-6, 2-2 MEAC) mounted a late rally against Hampton University (7-7, 3-2 MEAC) to escape with the four PRACTICE SCHEDULES: point victory. The Lady Pirates were down by as many as 10 in All practices are held at the Hampton the second half until a jumper by sophomore guard Linda University Convocation Center and are open Rickenbacker (Chesapeake, Va./Indian River HS) launched to the media. Please contact the SID Office a 15-10 by the Pirates to cut the MSU lead to two points with 30 (757) 727-5811 prior to the date you plan to seconds remaining in regulation. The Lady Bears looked to score attend (times change frequently). on the other end, but an offensive foul by Corin Adams sent sophomore forward Ashlee Finley (Harrisburg, Pa./Harris- General Schedule Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs, Fri.3 p.m. burg HS) to the charity stripe were she connected both free- throws to tie the game at 55 with .4 seconds left sending it into overtime. TELEVISION BROADCASTS: In addition to games at the MEAC A long-range jumper by Artavia Burns (Dallas, Texas/Lincoln Tournament, two Lady Pirates basketball HS) gave the Lady Pirates a two point edge in the opening min- games will be televised this season. The game utes of the third period. The blue and while had a chance to schedule and times are subject to change, increase the lead to four but freshman Whitney Hill (Hampton, and will be noted before game time is finalized. Va./Phoebus HS) was unable to capitalize as Adams immediately For a list of games to be televised and the scored on the other end to tie the game 57 all. Nevertheless, a network scheduled to cover the action, please foul by Whitney Johnson sent Rachel Butler (Dallas, Texas/ contact the MEAC Office at (757) 416-7100. Lincoln HS)to the line to connect two free-throws to give the Pirates a two point advantage (59-57) with 3:42 remaining. However, Adams was unstoppable as she split the blue and white defense and drained a trey giving the Lady Bears a three-point lead with 2:40 to play. 2006-07 Hampton Women’s Basketball - Page 2 LADY PIRATES WHEN... Butler answered with a lay-up on a fast break to bring the Pirates back within one, but Adams answered again with an uncontested jumper that At home _______________________ 3-3 sealed the win for the Lady Bears.
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