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Record and Fact Book Women's Basketball The University of Tulsa WOMEN’S Ashley HUGHES SENIOR BASKETBALL Jessica PONGONIS SENIOR Teanna REID SENIOR Erika WAKEFIELD JUNIOR 2016-17 RECORD AND FACT BOOK @ TUWBasketball The University of Tulsa Tulsa Women’s Basketball with the Dominican National Team On the court in the Dominican Republic Playing the Dominican National Team Volunteering with Samaritan’s Feet At the Christopher Columbus Hosting a kids basketball camp in the Dominican Republic Lighthouse 2016 Dominican Republic National Trip 2016-17 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Contents INTRO Introduction 1 Opponents 63 Table of Contents .................................................1 Opponent Information ....................................64-65 Tulsa Quick Facts .................................................1 Series Records vs. 2016-17 Opponents ........... 66 Media Information ........................................... 2-3 players The University of Tulsa ........................................4 The City of Tulsa ..................................................5 Records 67 Donald W. Reynolds Center ............................... 6 Reynolds Center Records ........................... 68-69 Women’s Basketball Coaching Staff Year-by-Year Leaders ...................................70-71 Head Coach .......................................Matilda Mossman 1,000-Point Scorers ..................................... 72-73 6th Year (Western Kentucky, 1979) Players 7 Year-by-Year Individual Leaders .......................74 Career Record (years) ....................219-174 (13 Years) Alphabetical and Numerical Rosters ..................8 Individual Single-Season Leaders ....................74 Record at Tulsa (years) ........................72-81 (5 Years) staff Pronunciation Guide ...........................................8 Individual Career Leaders .................................75 2016-17 Season Outlook .............................. 9-10 Individual Single-Game Records ......................76 Associate Head Coach Player Profiles ..............................................11-22 Individual Records ............................................77 Shane Coffey (Oklahoma State, 1994) Freshman Records ............................................78 Opponent Team Highs and Lows ......................79 Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Staff 23 Leah Foster (St. Edward’s, 2006) Opponent Year-By-Year Statistics ....................79 review Head Coach ................................................. 24-25 Tulsa Single-Game/Season Records ................80 Assistant Coach Associate Head Coach ......................................26 Tulsa Year-by-Year Statistics ............................80 Megan Robbins (Oklahoma State, 2009) Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator ..........26 Opponent Records vs. Tulsa .............................81 Assistant Coach ................................................27 Tulsa Miscellaneous Records ...........................82 Top Individual Games vs. Director of Player Development/Team Manager Basketball Support Staff ..................................28 Christine Elliott (SMU, 2012) University President ..........................................29 Conference Opponents ..................................83 Top Individual Performances vs. University President Designate ........................30 Video Coordinator conference Conference Opponents ..................................84 athletic american VP & Director of Athletics ................................31 Tad Wedel (Kansas, 2015) Notes Page .......................................................32 Top Team Performances vs. Conference Opponents ..................................85 Graduate Assistant Tulsa Points Club ..........................................86-87 Kelsee Grovey (Tulsa, 2016) Review 33 Tulsa Records vs. Opponents ............................88 2015-16 Season Review ...................................34 2016-17 Team Information 2015-16 Individual/Team Statistics ..................35 History 89 Game Results/Leaders .....................................36 2015-16 Overall Record ........................................ 12-19 Tulsa Player Game Highs ..................................37 Tulsa Tournament Appearances........................90 2015-16 The American Record/Finish ...........8-10/6th Tulsa Honors/Awards ........................................91 Individual Points, Rebounds, Assists ...............38 Starters Returning/Lost ...........................................2/3 opponents Game-by-Game Statistics ........................... 39-40 Tulsa Coaching History .....................................91 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ................................8/5 Tulsa and Opponent Team Highs/Lows .......41-42 Tulsa Overtime History ......................................91 Squad Members Returning .........................................1 Tulsa Individual Game Highs ............................43 WNBA Selections .............................................91 Newcomers ...................................................................5 Opponent Individual Game Highs .....................43 Conference Honors ...........................................92 Miscellaneous Statistics ..................................44 All-Time Roster .................................................93 Tulsa Quick Facts Game Box Scores.........................................45-52 All-Time Jersey Numbers .................................94 Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma Year-by-Year Results ..................................95-102 adidas ..............................................................103 Enrollment: 4,682 (3,473 undergraduate) AmericanAthletic Founded: 1894 Conference 53 Nickname: Golden Hurricane records Radio/TVChart 104 American Athletic Conference Profile ...............54 Colors: Old Gold, Royal Blue, Crimson 2015-16 The American Standings .....................55 The American Team Statistics .................... 56-57 Affiliation: NCAA Division I-A The American Team Individual Statistics .... 58-59 Conference: American Athletic 2016-17 The American Composite Schedule..60-61 Arena: Donald W. Reynolds Center (8,355) 2017 NCAA Tournament Schedule....................61 Notes Page ........................................................62 President: Dr. Steadman Upham history President: Dr. Gerard Clancy (assumes Presidency Jan. 1, 2017) VP & Director of Athletics: Dr. Derrick Gragg Executive Senior Assoc. A.D. for Compliance/SWA: Crista Troester Faculty Representative: Dr. Christopher Anderson 1 THE UNIVERSITY OF TULSA GOLDEN HURRICANE MediaInformation Credentials Requests for working press credentials for Tulsa’s Numbers To Know home basketball games must be made in writing Area Code - 918 on company letterhead. Direct all requests to the Basketball Press Row ..............................................................................................................631-5400/631-5401 Athletic Media Relations Office. Basketball Media Room ........................................................................................................................... 631-5403 Athletic Media Relations Fax .................................................................................................................. 631-3913 Members of the electronic media, daily and Sunday Athletics Administration .......................................................................................................................... 631-2381 papers covering Tulsa and its opponents on a regular Athletics Administration Fax ................................................................................................................... 631-3670 basis will receive first priority for credentials. If Basketball Office ...................................................................................................................................... 631-2391 space permits, every attempt will be made to honor Basketball Fax .......................................................................................................................................... 631-5149 other requests. Athletic Ticket Office ............................................................................................................................... 631-4688 Athletic Web Site ..........................................................................................................www.TulsaHurricane.com Credentials can be picked up at the TU Athletic Facebook ................................................................................................./TulsaHurricane and /TulsaWBasketball Media Relations Office during the week or on Twitter .....................................................................................................@TulsaHurricane and @TUWBasketball gameday two hours prior to tip-off at the Reynolds Instagram: ...................................................................................................../TulsaHurricanePics and /TulsaWBB Center media entrance (east side of Reynolds Center, not the dock entrance). All credentials are non-transferable and are Telephones Credits limited to members of the working media only. Your cooperation in this matter will help Phones for media personnel are available in the The 2016-17 Tulsa Women’s Basketball Record & ensure the best possible working conditions. media room. Fact Book is published by The University of Tulsa If credentials are misused, privileges to Tulsa Athletic Media Relations Office; Don Tomkalski, basketball games will be revoked.
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