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22009-10009-10 LibertyLiberty Games No. 9-10 - Dec. 28-29, 2009 (Marriott Cavalier Classic) WWomen’somen’s BBasketballasketball QQuickuick FFactsacts Liberty LADY FLAMES GGeneraleneral IInformationnformation (6-2, 0-0 Big South) NNameame ooff SSchoolchool ...................... LLibertyiberty UUniversityniversity CCity/Zipity/Zip .................................. LLynchburg,ynchburg, VVa.a. 2450224502 FFoundedounded ....................................................................................11971971 EEnrollmentnrollment ........................................................................ 111,3111,311 vs. NNicknameickname........................................................ LLadyady FFlameslames SSchoolchool ColorsColors ........................ RRed,ed, WWhitehite & BBluelue HHomeome AArenarena................................................ VVinesines CCenterenter Cornell BIG RED CCapacityapacity....................................................................................88,085,085 AAfffi lliationiation ................................................ NNCAACAA DDivisionivision I (5-4, 0-0 Ivy) CConferenceonference ............................................................ BBigig SSouthouth FFounderounder .................................................. DDr.r. JJerryerry FFalwellalwell CChancellorhancellor ..........................................JJerryerry FFalwell,alwell, JJr.r. DDirectorirector ooff AAthleticsthletics................................ JJeffeff BBarberarber Possible Dec. 29 Opponents AAthleticsthletics DDept.ept. PPhonehone .......... ((434)434) 5582-210082-2100 WWomen’somen’s BBasketballasketball IInformationnformation HHeadead CCoachoach................................................ CCareyarey GreenGreen AAlmalma MMaterater ........................ CCoastaloastal CCarolina,arolina, ‘79‘79 RRecordecord aatt SSchoolchool .............. 2243-7943-79 ((11th11th Year)Year) CCareerareer RRecordecord .............................................................. SSameame AAssistantssistant CCoachesoaches ......................AAlexislexis SherardSherard ((St.St. MMichael’s,ichael’s, ‘93)‘93) ......................HHeathereather SStephenstephens (Wyoming,(Wyoming, ‘03)‘03) .................................. AAndyndy BBloodworthloodworth (Calvin,(Calvin, ‘98)‘98) Samford BULLDOGS No. 20/23 Virginia CAVALIERS CCertiertifi eedd AthleticAthletic TTrainerrainer .............................................................................. MMadelineadeline BosekBosek (8-4, 3-2 Southern) (7-3, 0-0 ACC) HHistoryistory Charlottesville, Va. - John Paul Jones Arena FFirstirst SSeasoneason ooff BBasketballasketball ....................11975-76975-76 AAll-Timell-Time RRecordecord ....................................................5514-40714-407 The Games NNCAACAA TTournamentournament AppearancesAppearances ..................1122 Liberty returns to action with its second tournament of the 2009-10 season, the Mar- LLastast NNCAACAA AAppearanceppearance ......................................22009009 OOpponentpponent .................................................................... LLouisvilleouisville riott Cavalier Classic, following a 13-day break from competition for Christmas. The two- RResultesult ........................................LL/42-62/42-62 ((FirstFirst RRound)ound) day event at John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, Va., features four teams which FFinal/Highestinal/Highest RankingRanking .............................................. NN/A/A FFinalinal 22008-09008-09 RecordRecord ..............................................224-94-9 combined for 80 victories a season ago and all boast winning records thus far in 2009-10. CConferenceonference Record/FinishRecord/Finish ................115-1/First5-1/First Liberty will seek its second tournament title of the year, after winning the Navy Classic. SStarterstarters RReturning/Losteturning/Lost..............................................22/3/3 LLetterwinnersetterwinners Returning/LostReturning/Lost............................77/7/7 The Lady Flames (6-2, 0-0 Big South) will meet Ivy League foe Cornell (5-4, 0-0 Ivy) NNewcomersewcomers........................................................................................6 in the tournament’s opening game, Monday at 4:30 p.m. No. 20/23 Virginia (7-3, 0-0 ACC) will then host Samford (8-4, 3-2 Southern) in the nightcap at 7 p.m. The two victors will AAthleticsthletics CCommunicationsommunications IInfo.nfo. AAsst.sst. AADD - CCommunicationsommunications square off for the Marriott Cavalier Classic championship Tuesday at 7 p.m., following the ....................................................................................TToddodd WWetmoreetmore 4:30 p.m. consolation game. SSIDID OOfffi ccee PPhonehone ........................ ((434)434) 5582-229282-2292 CCellell PPhonehone ............................................ ((434)434) 8841-897441-8974 EEmailmail AAddressddress.............. [email protected]@liberty.edu Lady Flames On The Air AAssoc.ssoc. DDirectorirector ..........................RRyanyan BBombergeromberger CCellell PPhonehone .......................................... ((434)434) 2221-557621-5576 All Lady Flames basketball games may be heard LIVE on WWMC 90.9 FM “The EEmailmail AAddressddress...... [email protected]@liberty.edu Light.” Jamie Hall, celebrating his 16th year of broadcasting Lady Flames basketball, is AAsst.sst. DDirectorirector ........................................ PPaulaul CCarmanyarmany once again handling the courtside play-by-play duties for road games. Nick Pierce and CCellell PPhonehone ............................................ ((434)434) 2221-557521-5575 EEmailmail AAddressddress.......... [email protected]@liberty.edu Josh Wood serve as the primary commentators for home contests. AAsst.sst. DDirectorirector .................................................. EEricric BBrownrown CCellell PPhonehone ............................................ ((434)434) 2221-881721-8817 EEmailmail AAddressddress................ [email protected]@liberty.edu Liberty’s Probable Starters GGrad.rad. AAssistantssistant ............................JJenniferennifer SSheltonhelton No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. PPG RPG Other Stats CCellell PPhonehone ............................................ ((828)828) 6638-387638-3876 EEmailmail AAddressddress.......... [email protected]@liberty.edu 21 Amber Mays G 5-6 Sr. 10.5 1.8 3.0 spg WWBBBB CContactontact ........................................ PPaulaul CCarmanyarmany 32 Rachel McLeod G 5-10 Jr. 5.6 1.4 1.8 apg AAth.th. CComm.omm. FFaxax............................ ((434)434) 5582-207682-2076 40 Devon Brown G 5-10 R-Fr. 19.3 9.0 53.3 FG% WWebsiteebsite .......................................... LLibertyFlames.comibertyFlames.com 15 Kylee Beecher F 6-4 So. 7.4 3.4 54.8 FG% 23 Avery Warley F 6-3 R-So. 8.5 7.9 52.7 FG% MMediaedia IInformationnformation RRadioadio SStationtation .......... WWWMCWMC ““TheThe LLight”ight” ((90.990.9 FFM)M) Reserves PPlay-By-Playlay-By-Play ...................................................... JJamieamie HHallall CColorolor .................................................................................................... NN/A/A 1 LaKendra Washington G 5-8 Fr. 6.5 1.8 1.5 spg 11 Jelena Antic G/F 6-2 Fr. 4.2 5.2 1.0 spg TTelevisionelevision 12 Danika Dale G 6-1 So. 2.6 4.0 0.8 bpg SStationtation .............................................................................................. NN/A/A PPlay-By-Playlay-By-Play ............................................................................ NN/A/A 25 Dymond Morgan G 5-7 Jr. 3.3 2.9 1.3 apg CColorolor .................................................................................................... NN/A/A 30 Brittany Campbell G 6-0 R-Fr. -- -- -- 43 Kittery Maine F 6-4 Jr. -- -- -- 54 Carra Coy F 6-6 Fr. 1.8 2.2 0.8 bpg 2009-10 Liberty Head Coach Carey Green Women’s Basketball Schedule/Results Record at Liberty: 243-79 (11th Year) Career Record: Same Overall: 6-2 Big South: 0-0 9 Big South Championships: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009 8 NCAA Appearances: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 (Sweet 16), 2006, 2008, 2009 11/13 WINSTON-SALEM ST.^ W, 71-26 5-time Big South Coach of the Year: 2000, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2009 11/17 UNC GREENSBORO^ W, 60-42 3-time VaSID State Coach of the Year: 2003, 2005, 2006 Navy Classic (Annapolis, Md.) 11/20 vs. Tulane W, 63-52 11/21 at Navy W, 55-43 Liberty head women’s basketball coach Carey Green, beginning his 11th season with 11/28 at Lafayette W, 90-55 the Lady Flames, has instilled quite a winning tradition during his tenure at the institution. 12/1 JAMES MADISON^ L, 50-60 His teams have averaged more than 23 victories per year, putting his name alongside the 12/5 GLENVILLE STATE^ W, 86-45 nation’s premier women’s basketball coaches. 12/15 at Auburn L, 64-70 Green has accumulated a 243-79 record on the Liberty bench, good for a winning Marriott Cavalier Classic (Charlottesville, Va.) percentage of .755. He currently ranks ninth all-time among NCAA Division I women’s 12/28 vs. Cornell 4:30 p.m. 12/29 vs. Samford/Virginia 4:30/7 p.m. basketball coaches in winning percentage, ahead of renowned coaching names like Rut- gers’ Vivian Stringer, LSU’s Van Chancellor and North Carolina’s Sylvia Hatchell. 1/2 at Gardner-Webb* 3 p.m. 1/5 N.C. A&T^ 7 p.m. More importantly, Liberty has won the Big South Tournament title and advanced to the 1/9
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    804746 093-108.qxp:Season in Review 1/14/09 3:56 PM Page 93 Gopher Women’s Basketball 2008-09 2007-08 Season Review [ 93 ] Minnesota Basketball 2008-09 804746 093-108.qxp:Season in Review 1/14/09 3:56 PM Page 94 Gopher Women’s Basketball 2008-09 2007-08 Season Review MINNESOTA RETURNS TO NCAA TOURNEY IN 2008 Fox is the ninth junior to capture team MVP honors in The Golden Gopher booster club, the Fast Break Club, Minnesota completed the 2007-08 season with a 20-12 Gopher history and the first since Lindsay Whalen collected gives out two awards at the annual banquet each season. record and advanced to the Golden Gophers’ sixth NCAA her third career MVP as a junior in 2003. The Fast Break Club Award recipient was Leslie Knight, Tournament in seven seasons. The Gophers, the No. 9 Senior Leslie Knight was honored with the Coaches’ while Katie Ohm received the For the Love of the Game seed, were defeated by No. 8 Texas, 72-55, in first-round Award, an award selected by the coaching staff in recogni- Award. action of the New Orleans Region played in Bridgeport, tion of a player’s impact on her team, her leadership quali- The banquet concluded with Pam Borton being recog- Conn. ties and work ethic. Knight culminated her Gopher career nized with a game ball commemorating her 200th career by earning All-Big Ten Second Team acclaim. The 6-1 for- coaching victory and the annual tradition of debuting the THIRD PLACE IN BIG TEN AMONG GOLDEN ward finished fifth in the Big Ten in scoring during the season highlight video.