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Northwesternwomen's Basketball NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Anderson Hall | 1501 Central Street | Evanston, IL 60208 Athletic Communications 2016-17 Quick Facts 1501 Central St. | Evanston, IL 60208 | Phone: (847) 491-7503 | Fax: (847) 491-8818 Primary Contact: Carsten Parmenter Location: ........................................................................Evanston, Ill. Email: [email protected] | Office: (847) 467-3724 Founded:....................................................................................... 1851 Enrollment: ...............................................................................8,367 President: .............................................................. Morton Schapiro 2016-17 roster Home Facility: ...................................................Welsh-Ryan Arena Capacity: .......................................................................................8,117 Nickname: ........................................................................... Wildcats NO. NAME POS. HT. ELIG. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Colors: ................................................................... Purple and White 3 Ashley Deary * G 5-4 Sr. Flower Mound, Texas / Flower Mound Conference: ........................................................................... Big Ten 4 Bry Hopkins F 6-2 Fr. Palatine, Ill. / William Fremd Director of Athletics: .............................................Dr. Jim Phillips 5 Jordan Hankins G 5-8 So. Indianapolis, Ind. / Lawrence North Sport Administrator: ................................................... Janna Blais 10 Nia Coffey * F 6-1 Sr. Minneapolis, Minn. / Hopkins Head Coach .......................................................................Joe McKeown 11 Lauren Douglas F 6-2 R-Sr. Collierville, Tenn. / Briarcrest Christian ................................................................................................. Ninth season .............................................................................................. Kent State, ’79 12 Lydia Rohde G 5-10 Jr. Brookfield, Wis. / Brookfield Central Record at NU (Years) ........................................................129-127 (8) 14 Pallas Kunaiyi-Akpanah F 6-2 So. Abuja, Nigeria / Rabun Gap - Nacoochee School Overall Record (Years) ................................................ 638-301 (30) 21 Abbie Wolf F/C 6-4 Fr. White Plains, N.Y. / Greenwich 22 Byrdy Galernik G 5-8 Fr. Perrysburg, Ohio / Toledo Central Catholic Assistant Coach ...................................................... Sam Dixon, Ph.D. 24 Christen Inman * G 5-10 Sr. Katy, Texas / Seven Lakes ..................................................................................................Fifth Season 30 Allie Tuttle F/C 6-4 Sr. Cary, N.C. / Panther Creek ............................................................................... College of Wooster, ’79 33 Oceana Hamilton C 6-4 R-Jr. Mississauga, Ontario / St. Edmund Champion Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator.....Tiffany Coppage ...................................................................................................First Season 34 Amber Jamison G 6-0 So. Rochester Hills, Mich. / Rochester Adams ........................................................................................Missouri State, ’09 35 Maya Jonas G 6-2 Jr. Whitefish Bay, Wis. / Whitefish Bay Assistant Coach ..............................................................Christie Sides 44 Abi Scheid F/C 6-2 Fr. Elk River, Minn. / Elk River ....................................................................................................First Season ...................................................................................... Louisiana Tech, ’00 * indicates team captain Director of Basketball Operations ........................Tiana Meyers Asst. Dir. of Basketball Operations ......................Katie Sullivan Director of Player Development .........................Caleb Rosenow Head Coach: Joe McKeown (9th season) Program Assistant ..............................................................Elisa Perez Assistant Coach: Sam Dixon (5th season) Sports Performance Coach .........................................Lesley Moser Assistant Coach: Tiffany Coppage (1st season) Athletic Trainer ..................................................................Colleen Duff Assistant Coach: Christie Sides (1st season) Equipment Manager .................................................John Lovellette Director of Basketball Operation: Tiana Meyers Asst. Dir. of Basketball Operations: Katie Sullivan 2015-16 Overall Record ................................................................18-17 Director of Player Development: Caleb Rosenow Conference Record (Finish) ............................................ 4-14 (12th) Program Assistant: Elisa Perez Starters Returning/Lost: ............................................................... 4/1 Sports Performance Coach: Lesley Moser Letterwinners Returning/Lost ................................................ 10/4 Athletic Trainer: Colleen Duff Newcomers ...............................................................................................4 Equipment Manager: John Lovellette Sports Information Director: Carsten Parmenter First Year of Basketball ......................................................... 1975-76 Overall Won-Lost ....................................................................600-582 NCAA Tourn. appearances/last ........................................... 7/2015 NCAA Tournament record.............................................................. 3-7 NIT appearances/last ............................................................. 5/2016 All-time Postseason record .......................................................12-15 2015-16 BIG TEN STANDINGS PRONUNCIATIONS CONFERENCE OVERALL Nia Coffey: ..................................................................................................................................................KNEE-uh W-L-T % W-L-T % Lydia Rohde: ...........................................................................................................................................ROAD-ee Maryland 16-2 .889 31-4 .886 Pallas Kunaiyi-Akpanah ....................................................................... Palace KOO-ny-EE ahk-PAN-uh Ohio State 15-3 .833 26-8 .765 Michigan State 13-5 .722 25-9 .735 Allie Tuttle ..................................................................................................................................................TUTT-el Indiana 12-6 .667 21-12 .636 Oceana Hamilton ......................................................................................................................OH-she-AH-nuh Minnesota 11-7 .611 20-12 .625 Purdue 10-8 .556 20-12 .625 Byrdy Galernik ..............................................................................................................bird-EE guh-LAIR-nick Michigan 9-9 .500 21-14 .600 Nebraska 9-9 .500 18-13 .581 Abi Scheid ...................................................................................................................................................Sh-eyed Iowa 8-10 .444 19-14 .576 Rutgers 8-10 .444 19-15 .559 Penn State 6-12 .333 12-19 .387 Joe McKeown ..................................................................................................................................... mick-Q-inn Northwestern 4-14 .222 18-17 .514 Wisconsin 3-15 .167 7-22 .241 Illinois 2-16 .111 9-21 .300 1 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL WELSH-RYAN ARENA Welsh-Ryan Arena, the home of Northwestern University’s basketball, volleyball and wrestling teams, will be transformed as a result of a complete facility renovation. Construction will begin at the conclusion of the basketball season in March 2017 with anticipated completion by fall 2018. A leadership gift from Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan, along with a $10 million gift from Stephen R. and Susan K. Wilson, donations from other loyal North- western benefactors and the existing athletics maintenance and equipment budget, will fund the $110-plus million project. A handful of new or renovated spaces in Welsh-Ryan are still available for naming. “The inspiring leadership of the Ryans has benefited Northwestern in so many ways over the years, and we are extremely grateful for this latest gift,” Presi- dent Morton Schapiro said. “Simply stated, this is a historic moment for the future of Northwestern Athletics,” said Jim Phillips, vice president for athletics and recreation. “There are no greater champions for Northwestern than Pat and Shirley Ryan. We never will appropriately convey our gratitude for their vision and generosity, which have made a seismic impact on our University and generations of students. In addition, we are also incredibly appreciative of Steve and Sue Wilson’s continued unconditional support and leadership; they are truly two of our very best Wildcats.” Phillips added, “The new Welsh-Ryan Arena will be a dramatic transformation for our varsity sports programs that call it home and for the fans who devot- edly support our student-athletes. A central tenet of our commitment to providing a world-class experience for our Wildcats is a passionate home crowd. This complete overhaul of our most used and versatile venue will create a state-of-the-art experience accessible to all Chicagoland sports fans while they support our student-athletes in competition.” The project, part of the 2010 master athletics facilities plan
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