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GAME 7 • SEC/BIG 12 CHALLENGE • VANDERBILT at KANSAS STATE 24 20-WIN SEASONS • 15 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES • 6 WNIT APPEARANCES • 2006 WNIT CHAMPIONS • 10 CONFERENCE TITLES • 12 ALL-AMERICANS • 8 WNBA DRAFT PICKS GAME 7 • SEC/BIG 12 CHALLENGE • VANDERBILT at KANSAS STATE • SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2018 • BRAMLAGE COLISEUM (MANHATTAN, KAN.) Promotions & Tickets • Call (800) 221-CATS or visit www.kstatesports.com PxP: Brian Smoller PxP: Matt Walters Free game audio and live stats • Halftime Act: Quick Change Color: Missy Heidrick Color: Kristin Waller available at www.kstatesports.com • Carnival games on the concourse pregame 2018-19 SCHEDULE & RESULTS AP AP NR GAME INFO NR SERIES HISTORY vs. VANDERBILT OVERALL RECORD: 4-2 Coaches Coaches BIG 12: 0-0 | NON-CONFERENCE: 4-2 NR NR HOME: 3-0 | AWAY: 0-0 | NEUTRAL: 1-2 0-2 KANSAS STATE VANDERBILT NOVEMBER (4-2) 4-2, 0-0 Big 12 Record 3-4, 0-0 SEC • Vanderbilt leads the series, 2-0. 12 OMAHA + (K-StateHD.TV) W, 61-46 Jeff Mittie (Missouri Western ‘89) Head Coach Stephanie White (Purdue ‘99) • Head coach Jeff Mittie is 1-0 in his career against 16 NORTH TEXAS + (ESPN3) W, 60-42 83-56 (.597; 5th season) Record at School 24-44 (.353; 3rd Season) Vanderbilt. 18 UMKC + (ESPN3) W, 61-50 537-291 (.649; 27th season) Career Record Same • The Wildcats are 70-64 against schools from the 22 vs. (14/15) Syracuse ~ + (CBS Sports Digital) L, 70-61 W, 80-61, vs. Princeton (11/24/18) Last Game W, 78-43, vs. Presbyterian (11/25/18) Southeastern Conference. 23 vs. (16/16) DePaul ~ + (CBS Sports Digital) L, 79-59 W1 Current Streak W2 24 vs. Princeton ~ + (CBS Sports Digital) W, 80-61 Williams (14.0 ppg) Scoring Leaders Hall (14.1 ppg) Overall: Vanderbilt leads, 2-0 DECEMBER (0-0) Williams (8.2 rpg) Rebounding Leaders Fasoula (8.4 rpg) Mittie vs. Vanderbilt: 1-0 2 VANDERBILT % + (ESPN3) 1 p.m. Goth (5.8 apg) Assist Leaders Hall (4.6 apg) Last Meeeting: March 23, 2009 (N) 5 LAMAR + (FCSC & K-StateHD.TV) 7 p.m. Last Result: Vanderbilt won, 74-61 8 at Little Rock + 3 p.m. TEAM COMPARISONS Current Streak: Vanderbilt won 2 Last K-State Win: - 16 vs. Arizona State > + 4 p.m. K-STATE STATS VU K-STATE STATS VU at K-State: - 20 CENTRAL ARKANSAS + (ESPN3) 7 p.m. at Vanderbilt: - 29 NORTHERN IOWA + (ESPN3) 1 p.m. 63.7 Scoring 70.1 38.7 Rebounds/game 39.0 Neutral Site: 0-2 58.0 Scoring Defense 67.0 33.8 Opp. Rebounds/game 34.4 Last 5 Meetings: JANUARY (0-0) March 23, 2009 Vanderbilt won, 74-61 (N) +5.7 Scoring Margin +3.1 +4.8 Rebounding Margin +4.6 2 at Iowa State * + 6:30 p.m. March 21, 2005 Vanderbilt won, 63-60 (N) 5 OKLAHOMA * + (FCSC & K-StateHD.TV) 7 p.m. .425 FG Pct. .420 13.5 Assists/game 14.9 9 at Baylor * + (FOX Sports Go) 7 p.m. 12 KANSAS *+ (FSN) 12 p.m. .356 Opp. FG Pct. .425 16.0 Turnovers/game 14.0 16 TEXAS *+ (ESPN3) 7 p.m. .250 3-Pt. FG Pct. .323 16.0 Opp. Turnovers/game 15.4 19 at Texas Tech *+ (FOX Sports Southwest) 3 p.m. 23 OKLAHOMA STATE *+ (ESPN3) 7 p.m. .320 Opp. 3-Pt. FG Pct. .329 9.0 Steals/game 7.1 26 at West Virginia *+ 3 p.m. (CT) .694 FT Pct. .658 4.5 Blocks/game 1.1 30 TCU *+ (FCSC & K-StateHD.TV) 7 p.m. FEBRUARY (0-0) 2 IOWA STATE *+ (ESPN3) 1 p.m. K-STATE HOSTS VANDERBILT IN SEC/BIG 12 CHALLENGE NUMBER TO KNOW 6 at Kansas *+ 7 p.m. 10 at Oklahoma *+ (FOX Sports Oklahoma) 2 p.m. • Kansas State begins the month of December with the 2018 SEC/Big 12 Challenge, 13 BAYLOR *+ (ESPN3) 7 p.m. as the Wildcats host Vanderbilt on Sunday at 1 p.m. 349 17 at Texas *+ (FSN) 4 p.m. • Sunday’s game can be seen live on ESPN3, as Brian Smoller (play-by-play) and 23 at TCU *+ (FOX Sports Southwest Plus) 5 p.m. Missy Heidrick (color analyst) will have the call. • #KStateWBB senior guard Kayla Goth needs 27 WEST VIRGINIA *+ (FCSC & K-StateHD.TV) 7 p.m. • For the ninth straight season, Kansas State (4-2) registered a winning record in one assist to become the 10th player in program the month of November. The Wildcats capped the month with an 80-61 win over history with 350 or more career assists. MARCH (0-0) Princeton in the 2018 Cancun Challenge - Mayan Division. • Goth is averaging 5.8 assists to begin the 2 TEXAS TECH *+ (ESPN3) 1 p.m. • The Wildcats went 1-2 in the Cancun Challenge, picking up the program’s first win 2018-19 season and tallied a season-high eight 4 at Oklahoma State *+ 7 p.m. in Cancun in nine games. against Princeton on November 24. 8-11 TBD ^+ TBA • Kansas State was led in the three games by junior forward Peyton Williams and • Goth has boosted her career total over her last freshman guard Christianna Carr. 40 games played, as she has tallied 261 assists Bold indicates home game | All times Central | Opponent Rankings • Williams, who was named to the Cancun Challenge - Mayan Division All-Tourna- (6.5 apg) in that span. are AP/Coaches |+ - Game broadcast on K-State Sports Network and ment Team, averaged team-highs of 15.7 points on 62.1 percent shooting and pulled kstatesports.com | ~ - Cancun Challenge (Cancun, Mexico) | in 7.0 rebounds per game. Against Princeton, Williams led K-State with a game-high % - SEC/Big 12 Challenge | * - Big 12 game | K-STATE CAREER ASSIST LEADERS ^ - Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 23 points on 8-of-10 shooting from the field including 2-of-2 from three-point range 1. Shalee Lehning (2005-09)........... 800* and 5-of-6 from the charity stripe. She added seven rebounds and two blocks to her 2. Megan Mahoney (2001-05)............589 final stat line against the Tigers. 3. Mary Jo Miller (1988-92)..............562 • For the season, Williams leads K-State with 14.0 points and 8.2 rebounds per 4. Mariah White (2009-13) ..............455 game. She also leads the team in field goal percentage (.609) and free throw percent- 5. Shaelyn Martin (2014-18).............423 age (.917). She is second in blocks (8) and assists (16). 6. Kendra Wecker (2001-05).............379 Cassandra Jones (1982-86) ...........379 • Carr recorded her first two career games in double figures in Cancun and aver- 8. Nicole Ohlde (2000-04)...............367 aged 12.7 points in the three games. Against Princeton, Carr notched her first career 9. Brittany Chambers (2009-13) ..........363 Follow K-State women’s basketball on 20-point game with 22 points off the bench which was boosted by a career-high four 10. Kayla Goth (2015-present) ..........349 Twitter (@kstatesports, @KStateWBB and #KStateWBB) and Facebook (/kstatesports). connections from beyond the arc. Director of Women’s Basketball and Soccer Communications: Randy Peterson | Office: (785) 532-7975 • Cell: (785) 587-7769 | E-mail: [email protected] HEAD COACH JEFF MITTIE 2018-19 K-STATE ROSTER 2 NO. NAME POS. HT. YR-EXP. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) MITTIE’S CAREER RECORD 1 Savannah Simmons G 6-1 Fr.-HS Bel Air, Md. (The John Carroll School) • Career: 537-291 (.649) - 27th season 2 Cymone Goodrich G 5-10 So.-1L Chicago, Ill. (South Shore International Prep) • K-State: 83-56 (.597) - 5th season 3 Sarah Bates G 5-9 So.-TR Fresno, Calif. (UC Santa Barbara) 5 Alisa Wiggins G 5-8 So.-1L Montclair, N.J. (Montclair HS) Home: 330-86 (.793) 10 Kayla Goth G 6-1 Sr.-3L DeForest, Wis. (DeForest HS) Road: 142-165 (.463) 11 Peyton Williams F 6-4 Jr.-2L Topeka, Kan. (Cair Paravel Latin School) 12 Rachel Ranke G 6-1 So.-1L Burnsville, Minn. (Eastview HS) Neutral: 65-40 (.619) 13 Laura Macke F 6-2 Fr.-HS Baileyville, Kan. (Nemaha Central HS) 15 Kali Jones F 6-2 Sr.-1L Murrieta, Calif. (Mt. San Antonio College) 25 Jasauen Beard F 5-11 R-Jr.-TR Midwest City, Okla. (UTRGV) MITTIE’S TROPHY CASE 33 Ashley Ray C 6-4 So.-1L Girard, Kan. (Girard HS) • 2010 Mountain West Conference Coach of the Year 40 Maary Lakes C 6-4 So.-1L Peoria, Ill. (Manual HS) • 2010 Mountain West Conference Regular Season Champions 43 Christianna Carr G 6-1 Fr.-HS Manhattan, Kan. (Manhattan HS) • 2005 Conference USA Tournament Champions 50 Ayoka Lee C 6-5 Fr.-HS Byron, Minn. (Byron HS) • 2003 Conference USA Tournament Champions • 2002 Conference USA Coach of the Year HEAD COACH Jeff Mittie (Missouri Western ‘89 - 5th Season) ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH Brian Ostermann (Wisconsin-La Crosse ‘88 - 5th Season) • 2002 Conference USA Regular Season Champions ASSISTANT COACH Chris Carr (Argosy University ‘12 - 3rd season) • 2001 WAC Coach of the Year ASSISTANT COACH Jayci Stone (Kansas State ‘09 - 2nd season) • 2001 WAC Regular Season Champions COOR. OF RECRUITING OPS Ebony Gilliam (TCU ‘04 - 5th Season) • 2001 WAC Tournament Champions DIR. OF S-A DEVELOPMENT Ebony Haliburton (Oral Roberts ‘08 - 2nd season) • 1995 MIAA Coach of the Year DIR. OF VIDEO OPERATIONS Tasha Dickey (Arizona ‘11 - 7th season) • 1995 MIAA Regular Season Champions • 1995 MIAA Tournament Champions PRONUNCIATION GUIDE • 1994 MIAA Coach of the Year Jasauen Beard Ja-SAWN • 1994 MIAA Regular Season Champions Ayoka Lee EYE-oh-kuh Laura Macke MACK-ee MITTIE BY THE NUMBERS Rachel Ranke RANK-ee Player notes included in player bios on pgs.
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