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2020-21 Women's Basketball | #Onepiratenation 2020-21 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL | #ONEPIRATENATION 2020-21 Schedule/Results GAME 8: TULANE November Overall: 4-3 | American: 2-0 | Home: 1-1 | Away: 3-2 Tuesday, December 22, 2020 (Noon) 25 at Towson L, 89-81 Date (Time): Location: Greenville, N.C. 29 at Virginia W, 54-51 Venue (Capacity): Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum (7,100) Streaming: ESPN+ (Play-by-Play: Patrick Kinas | Analyst: Jay Sonnhalter) December THE SETUP In-Game Updates: @ECUWBB (Twitter) 3 GEORGIA L, 66-45 5 at (RV) Duke L, 72-47 9 VCU W, 58-55 Before The Tip 16 at SMU + W, 50-46 East Carolina looks to extend a three-game winning streak and remain undefeated in American Athletic Conference 19 at Cincinnati + W, 74-67 play Tuesday afternoon when it hosts Tulane inside Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum. The Pirates kept pace at 22 TULANE + Noon the top of the league table with a 74-67 win at Cincinnati Sunday. Lashonda Monk, a preseason All-AAC First-Team selection, exploded for a career-high 32 points as well as tallying six rebounds, five assists, four steals and two January blocks. Coupled with a 13-point effort in a victory at SMU, she earned AAC Player of the Week honors for the first time 2 at USF + 4:00 p.m. in her career. ECU boasts four players averaging double figures in the scoring column in Monk (16.0), Sierra DaCosta 6 TEMPLE + 6:00 p.m. (10.6), Taniyah Thompson (10.3) and Maddie Moore (10.0). As a team, the Pirates are putting up 58.4 points, 32.1 9 at Wichita State + 3:00 p.m. rebounds, 8.7 assists, 13.4 steals and 3.3 blocks per game while shooting the ball at a 35.3-percent clip from the field. 13 UCF + 6:00 p.m. 16 HOUSTON + 3:30 p.m. Statistical Comparison (As of Dec. 21) 20 at Tulsa + 7:00 p.m. 23 USF + 1:00 p.m. East Carolina Tulane 27 at UCF + 5:00 p.m. 4-3 (2-0 American) 4-2 (0-1 American) 30 TULSA + 3:30 p.m. February 409 (58.4) 429 (71.5) 6 at Memphis + 1:00 p.m. Points (Scoring Average) 10 SMU + 6:00 p.m. Opposition Points (Scoring Average) 446 (63.7) 369 (61.5) 13 at Temple + Noon Scoring Margin -5.3 +10.0 17 at Houston + TBA Field Goal Percentage 147-416 (.353) 156-377 (.414) 20 WICHITA STATE + 1:00 p.m. 3-Point Field Goal Percentage 28-105 (.267) 41-134 (.306) 24 CINCINNATI + 6:00 p.m. Free Throw Percentage 87-135 (.644) 76-121 (.628) 27 MEMPHIS + 1:00 p.m. Rebounds (Per Game) 225 (32.1) 254 (42.3) Rebounding Margin -7.0 +5.3 March Total Assists (Per Game) 61 (8.7) 89 (14.8) 2 at Tulane + 7:00 p.m. Total Steals (Per Game) 94 (13.4) 51 (8.5) 8 AAC Tournament First Round # TBA 9 AAC Tournament Quarterfinals # TBA Total Blocks (Per Game) 23 (3.3) 21 (3.5) 10 AAC Tournament Semifinals # TBA Turnovers (Per Game) 107 (15.3) 93 (15.5) 11 AAC Tournament Championship Game # TBA Turnover Margin +7.7 +0.7 Assist/Turnover Ratio 0.6 1.0 + American Athletic Conference Game Current Warren Nolan RPI 108 98 # at Dickies Arena (Fort Worth, Texas) All Home Games Streamed Via ESPN+ East Carolina's Previous Game Starters (at Cincinnati) All Times Eastern Follow ECU Women's Basketball On Social Media Twitter: @ECUWBB Instagram: @ECUWBB Facebook: ECU Women's Basketball TikTok: @ECUWBB 2 Lashonda Monk 20 Sierra DaCosta 1 Taniyah Thompson 14 Maddie Moore 33 Tiara Chambers G | 5-6 | Sr. G | 5-9 | Gr. G | 5-11 | So. F | 6-3 | Jr. F | 6-3 | Jr. PPG ....................16.0 PPG .................... 10.6 PPG .....................10.3 PPG ....................10.0 PPG ......................7.0 RPG .....................4.4 RPG .....................4.0 RPG ......................1.6 RPG ..................... 1.0 RPG .....................6.7 MPG ...................29.6 MPG ...................32.4 MPG ................... 27.6 MPG ................... 19.0 MPG ....................25.1 Numerical Roster No. Name Position Height Class Hometown (Last School) 0 Justice Gee Guard 5-7 Graduate Student Timmonsville, S.C. (Timmonsville High School) 1 Taniyah Thompson Guard 5-11 Sophomore Hamden, Conn. (Hamden High School) 2 Lashonda Monk Guard 5-6 Senior Greensboro, N.C. (Southwest Guilford High School) 3 Xianna Josephs Forward 6-0 Sophomore Brampton, Ontario (Putnam Science Academy) 4 Synia Johnson Guard 5-9 Freshman Waldorf, Md. (Riverdale Baptist High School) 5 Katerina Tsineke Guard 5-9 Sophomore Thessaloniki, Greece (Hellenic College) 11 Raven Johnson Guard 6-0 Graduate Student Lilburn, Ga. (Parkview High School) 12 Morgan Moseley Guard/Forward 5-11 Freshman Centreville, Md. (Saint James School) 13 Ariyana Williams Guard 5-9 Junior Morganton, N.C. (Freedom High School) 14 Maddie Moore Forward 6-3 Junior Greensboro, N.C. (UNC Charlotte) 15 Kayla Morris Forward 6-1 Freshman Harlem, N.Y. (Montverde Academy) 20 Sierra Dacosta Guard 5-9 Graduate Student Philadelphia, Pa. (University of Hartford) 23 Dominique Claytor Guard/Forward 5-11 Graduate Student Winston-Salem, N.C. (Winston-Salem Prep) 24 Alexsia Rose Guard 5-7 Freshman Bloomfield, Conn. (Bloomfield High School) 25 Ryann Evans Guard/Forward 5-10 Sophomore Columbia, Md. (Archbishop Spalding High School) 33 Tiara Chambers Forward 6-3 Junior Portsmouth, Va. (I.C. Norcom High School) Alphabetical Roster No. Name Position Height Class Hometown (Last School) 33 Tiara Chambers Forward 6-3 Junior Portsmouth, Va. (I.C. Norcom High School) 23 Dominique Claytor Guard/Forward 5-11 Graduate Student Winston-Salem, N.C. (Winston-Salem Prep) 20 Sierra Dacosta Guard 5-9 Graduate Student Philadelphia, Pa. (University of Hartford) 25 Ryann Evans Guard/Forward 5-10 Sophomore Columbia, Md. (Archbishop Spalding High School) 0 Justice Gee Guard 5-7 Graduate Student Timmonsville, S.C. (Timmonsville High School) 11 Raven Johnson Guard 6-0 Graduate Student Lilburn, Ga. (Parkview High School) 4 Synia Johnson Guard 5-9 Freshman Waldorf, Md. (Riverdale Baptist High School) 3 Xianna Josephs Forward 6-0 Sophomore Brampton, Ontario (Putnam Science Academy) 2 Lashonda Monk Guard 5-6 Senior Greensboro, N.C. (Southwest Guilford High School) 14 Maddie Moore Forward 6-3 Junior Greensboro, N.C. (UNC Charlotte) 15 Kayla Morris Forward 6-1 Freshman Harlem, N.Y. (Montverde Academy) 12 Morgan Moseley Guard/Forward 5-11 Freshman Centreville, Md. (Saint James School) 24 Alexsia Rose Guard 5-7 Freshman Bloomfield, Conn. (Bloomfield High School) 1 Taniyah Thompson Guard 5-11 Sophomore Hamden, Conn. (Hamden High School) 5 Katerina Tsineke Guard 5-9 Sophomore Thessaloniki, Greece (Hellenic College) 13 Ariyana Williams Guard 5-9 Junior Morganton, N.C. (Freedom High School) Head Coach: Kim McNeill (Second Season at East Carolina) (Richmond, '00) Pronunciation Guide Associate Head Coach: Cory McNeill (Second Season at East Carolina) (Morgan State, '02) Tiara Chambers - Tee-AIR-uh Assistant Coach: Steve Pogue (Second Season at East Carolina) (Nyack College, '10) Justice Gee - G Assistant Coach: Brittany Morris (First Season at East Carolina) (Seton Hall, '13) Taniyah Thompson - Tuh-NYE-uh Director of Operations: Sarah Zolcak (Second Season at East Carolina) (Hartford, '18) Synia Johnson - Suh-KNEE-uh Coordinator of Video Operations: Andrew Yates (Second Season at East Carolina) (UNCW, '16) Xianna Josephs - See-ANNA Assistant Director of Operations: Alex Frazier (East Carolina, '18) Katerina Tsineke - SIH-neck-ee Pirates by State/Country Pirates by Position Pirates by Class North Carolina (4): Claytor, Monk, Moore, Williams Guard (9): Dacosta, Gee, R. Johnson, S. Johnson, Monk, Graduate Student (4): Claytor, Dacosta, Gee, R. Johnson Maryland (3): Evans, S. Johnson, Moseley Rose, Thompson, Tsineke, Williams Senior (1): Monk Connecticut (2): Rose, Thompson Forward (4): Chambers, Josephs, Moore, Morris Junior (3): Chambers, Moore, Williams Georgia (1): R. Johnson Guard/Forward (3): Claytor, Evans, Moseley Sophomore (4): Evans, Josephs, Thompson, Tsineke New York (1): Morris Freshman (4): S. Johnson, Morris, Moseley, Rose Pennsylvania (1): Dacosta South Carolina (1): Gee Virginia (1): Chambers Canada (1): Josephs Greece (1): Tsineke University Information To the Media The ECU media relations office looks forward to assisting in the coverage of Pirate women's basketball for the 2020-21 season. Should Institution ..............................East Carolina University you need additional information or assistance please contact assistant director of media relations at (252) 737-4520. Location .......................................Greenville, N.C. Chip Welch Enrollment ...................................28,798 (2020-21) Founded ................................................1907 East Carolina/ECU Please Nickname .............................................Pirates Feel free to call us East Carolina or ECU. However, we respectfully ask that the erroneous designation of Eastern Carolina or flawed Colors ........................................Purple and Gold abbreviations such as E. Carolina, East Caro, ECaro, or EC never be used. Affiliation .....................................NCAA Division I Conference ..................................American Athletic Scouting Tulane Home Venue (Capacity) ..Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum (7,100) Tulane is 4-2 overall and 0-1 in American Conference play, most recently defeating Southeastern Louisiana 70-54 Saturday evening in Interim Chancellor ..............................Ron Mitchelson New Orleans. The Green Wave has played one league contest, dropping a 66-62 decision to UCF back on Dec. 15. Tulane has three players Director of Athletics .................................Jon Gilbert who are averaging double figures in the scoring column - Jerkalia Jordan (15.7), Krystal Freeman (15.5) and Arsula Clark (12.2). Freeman Senior Woman Administrator ..................Caroline Bevillard is putting up a double-double, pulling down 10.3 rebounds per outing. As a unit, the Green Wave is averaging 71.5 points, 42.3 rebounds, Athletics Department Phone .......................252-737-4600 14.8 assists, 8.5 steals and 3.5 blocks per game while converting at 41.4 percent from the field.
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