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Tabor College Bluejays GAME 19 SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE th VS. Tabor College 3:00PM winfield, Kan. FEB. 6 #THEJINXISON @BUILDERSPORTS 2020-21 LADY BUILDER BASKETBALL GAME NOTES Winfield, Kan. | 3:00 PM TIP-OFF Southwestern College Tabor College MOUNDBUILDERS VS Blue Jays (2-16, 2-14 KCAC) (13-6, 12-5 KCAC) 2020-21 LADY BUILDER BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OCTOBER FRI, 23RD VS. BARCLAY CANCELED WINFIELD, KAN. TUE, 27TH VS. BACONE L 79-52 WINFIELD, KAN. THU, 29TH VS. USAO L 87-60 WINFIELD, KAN. NOVEMBER WED, 4TH VS. KANSAS WESLEYAN L 64-57 WINFIELD, KAN. SAT, 7TH VS BETHANY L 68-50 WINFIELD, KAN. SAT, 14TH @ STERLING L 78-49 STERLING, KAN. TUE, 17TH @ BETHEL L 64-41 NORTH NEWTON, KAN. FRI, 20TH @ BETHANY L 66-36 LINDSBORG, KAN. JANUARY MON, 11TH @ FRIENDS L 68-46 WICHITA, KAN. WED, 13TH @ KANSAS WESLEYAN L 68-42 SALINA, KAN. SAT, 16TH VS FRIENDS L 51-48 WINFIELD, KAN. MON, 18TH @ YORK L 71-50 YORK, NEB. WED, 20TH VS BETHEL L 69-41 WINFIELD, KAN. SAT, 23RD VS YORK L 44-41 WINFIELD, KAN. WED, 27TH @ OTTAWA L 54-42 OTTAWA, KAN. SAT, 30TH VS MCPHERSON L76-51 WINFIELD, KAN. MON, 1ST @ AVILA W 53-45 KANSAS CITY. MO. THU, 4TH @ SAINT MARY L 53-47 LEAVENWORTH, KAN. 2020-21 Lady Builders Basketball 2020-21 LADY BUILDER BASKETBALL ROSTER ## FIRST LAST YEAR POS HT HOMETOWN 3 Sydney Webb SR G 5-8 Edmond, Okla. 10 Jennifer Garcia SO G 5-10 Encino, Texas 11 Amanda Graddy FR G 5-6 Lexington, Okla. 12 Atyanna Freeman SO G 5-8 Elgin, Texas 14 Nina Brown SO F 5-8 Fort Worth, Texas Southwestern College 21 Shaylynn Choate JR G 5-4 Trinidad, Colo. Builders 24 Ashton Burdick SR G 5-9 Tulsa, Okla. Feb. 06 - 3:00 p.m. - Winfield, Kan. 30 Ashley Carrillo SR F 5-11 Wichita, Kan. 32 Hannah Bennett JR F 5-8 Canyon, Texas GENERAL INFORMATION 33 Lauren Richter JR F 6-2 Enid, Okla. Location.................................................Winfield, Kan. 34 Claire Nichols SR F 5-9 Broken Arr. Okla. 42 Madyson Garcia SR G 5-7 San Ant., Texas Conference...........................................................KCAC 44 Sidney Dennis SR F 6-1 Okla. City. Okla. Nickname........................................................ Builders Enrollment..........................................................1,346 Stadium....................................... Stewart Field House Athletic Director........................................ Mike McCoy Head Coach: Whitney Corley (6th Season) Sports Information Director.................... Trevor Jossart Assistant Coaches: Jordan Bishop Website................................. www.buildersports.com Twitter..................................................@buildersports 2019-20 Results OPPONENT SCORE OPPONENT SCORE OPPONENT SCORE vs. Cental Christian W 70-60 vs. York W 77-68 @ College of the Ozarks L 92-51 vs. Randall W 92-59 @ Kansas Wesleyan L 79-62 @ Oklahoma Wesleyan L 90-73 @ USAO L 85-69 vs. Newman L 75-43 vs. Tabor W 68-58 vs. Dallas Christian W 64-46 vs. Bethany L 77-55 @ York W 80-69 @ Bethel L 64-61 @ Saint Mary W 62-53 vs. Kansas Wesleyan L 72-67 vs. Ottawa W 87-62 vs. Friends L 94-55 @ Bethany L 80-66 vs. Avila L 67-59 vs. Bethel W 80-75 vs. Saint Mary L 74-73 @ McPherson W 63-59 @ Ottawa L 75-60 @ Friends L 68-63 @ Sterling L 90-65 @ Avila L 55-35 vs. Okla. Wesleyan W 68-66 vs. McPherson W 71-65 @ Tabor L 71-55 vs. Sterling L 88-67 2020-21 Bluejays Women’s Basketball 2020-21 BLUEJAYS BASKETBALL ROSTER ## FIRST LAST YEAR POS. HT HOMETOWN 1 Jessa Yaussi JR G 5-8 Frankfort, Kan. 2 Hannah Landwehr FR G 5-8 Wichita, Kan. 3 Macy Schamberger FR G 5-8 Hoxie, Kan. 4 Shamyia Pugh FR G 5-5 Spencer, Okla. 5 Tristen Lasker SR G 5-7 Conway, Ark. Tabor College 10 Paige Isaac JR G 5-8 Peoria, Ariz. Bluejays 11 Rayanna Breshears FR G 5-7 Emporia, Kan. Feb. 06 - 3:00 p.m. - Winfield, Kan. 12 Sammy Jo Peterson SR G 5-7 Cottonwood Falls, Kan. 13 Jordyn Lowrie FR F 5-11 Oakley, Kan GENERAL INFORMATION 14 Olivia Shank SO G 5-6 Hutchinson, Kan. Location................................................Hillsboro, Kan. 20 Ashtyn Wiebe JR G 5-8 Elbing, Kan. Conference..........................................................KCAC 21 Lexi Wall SO G 5-5 Mounds, Okla. Nickname......................................................Bluejays 22 Madie McCoy FR G 5-11 Ottawa. Kan. Enrollment............................................................574 23 Kasey Rice JR G/F 6-0 Shawnee, Okla. Stadium..............................Tabor College Gymnasium 24 Abi Schmidt FR F 5-9 Caldwell, Kan. Capacity...............................................................400* 25 Laney Swink JR G 5-5 Fort Gibson, Okla. Athletic Director.................................Marty Ziesemer 30 Brianna Hable SO F 6-0 Shawnee, Okla. Sports Information Director.....................David Ediger 31 Julissa Garcia JR F 6-0 Ponca City, Okla. Website................................www.taborbluejays.com 32 Zoe Shieldnight JR F 5-11 Gore, Okla. Twitter...........................................@GoTaborBluejays 33 Hannah Gilmore SR F 5-9 Cedaredge, Colo. *Based on current capacity 34 Hanna Jones FR G 5-4 Ramona, Okla. Previous Meetings vs. Tabor Head Coach: Shawn Reed (10th Season) Assistant Coach: Erin Barocio (13th Season) DATE HOME/AWAY SCORE Assistant Coach: Kate Brickell (3rd Season) Graduate Assistant: Josiah Ray (2nd Season) 02/05/20 Home W 68-58 12/07/19 Away L 71-55 01/10/19 Away L 71-50 11/14/18 Home L 64-45 Follow us on social media! 01/13/18 Away L 78-63 Facebook: /buildersports Twitter: @buildersports / @LadyBuilders Instagram: @buildersports / @SC_LBB 2020-21 Basketball Statistics School KCAC % Overall % GB Home Away Neutral 14 Sterling 18-0 1.000 22-0 1.000 -- 9-0 12-0 1-0 INGS Bethel 12-4 .750 12-6 .667 5 6-4 6-2 0-0 Tabor 12-5 .706 13-6 .684 5.5 7-2 6-4 0-0 McPherson 10-6 .625 13-6 .684 7 7-2 6-4 0-0 Bethany 11-7 .611 13-7 .650 7 5-4 8-3 0-0 Kansas Wesleyan 8-7 .533 9-9 .500 8.5 6-4 3-5 0-0 Ottawa 9-9 .500 9-11 .450 9 7-3 2-8 0-0 Oklahoma Wesleyan 7-8 .467 8-9 .471 9.5 4-2 4-7 0-0 Saint Mary 3-5 .375 3-6 .333 10 1-4 2-2 0-0 Friends 7-12 .368 9-13 .409 11.5 5-5 4-8 0-0 York 4-13 .235 6-13 .316 13.5 3-5 3-8 0-0 Southwestern 2-14 .125 2-16 .111 15 1-8 1-8 0-0 KCAC BASKETBALLLSTAND Avila 1-14 .067 2-15 .118 15.5 1-10 1-5 0-0 Date Home Visitor Time Results February 6 Southwestern Tabor 3:00pm TBP Avila Ottawa 1:00pm TBP Bethany Kan. Wesleyan 2:00pm TBP York Friends 6:00pm TBP *TBP = TO BE PLAYED KCAC BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Quick Leaders SOUTHWESTERN TABOR Quick Leaders A. Burdick (11.2) ........................................Points........................................Z. Shieldnight (12.7) L. Richter (7.7) .........................................Rebounds........................................Z. Shieldnight (6.8) A. Graddy (1.7) ..........................................Assists.................................................A. Wiebe (2.1) A. Burdick (39) .........................................Steals (Total)..........................................A. Wiebe (20) S. Dennis (40)..........................................Blocks (Total).......................................K. Rice (16) TEAM LEADERS Previously on Moundbuilder Basketball WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TRIPPED UP AT SAINT MARY LEAVENWORTH, Kan. - The Southwestern College women’s basketball team dropped a close contest on the road on Thursday, falling to the Saint Mary Spires by a score of 53-47. Despite committing eight turnovers in the first quarter, the Lady Builders held a slight 10-8 lead after ten minutes of play thanks to a defense that allowed Saint Mary to hit just 4-20 shots. Southwestern posted a 4-10 mark from the floor in the opening quarter, but one additional three-pointer and made free-throw gave them the two-point margin. Both offenses woke up in the second quarter, each posting their highest-scoring frame of the evening. Southwestern held a lead for the majority of the period, growing a margin as large as six and stretching it to five on other occasions, but Saint Mary closed the half strong hitting five free-throws in the final 30 seconds to take a 30-28 advantage heading into intermission. Both teams connected on six made shots in the second quarter. The third quarter saw the Spires’ lead grow to as many as eight points several different times as that was the margin the home team took heading into the final ten minutes of action. The Lady Builders hit just 2-11 shots in the third and were 1-8 from behind-the-arc. Saint Mary stretched their lead up to 11 points three minutes into the fourth quarter and held a lead of at least eight points until the halfway point at five minutes remaining. A bucket by the Lady Builders with 4:46 left to play brought the deficit to 52-47. Neither team saw a shot go in the rest of the way, with the only point scored coming on a made free throw by the Spires with seven seconds showing on the clock. The two teams combined for 0-11 from the floor in the final five minutes. As a team, Southwestern shot 37 percent on the night compared to Saint Mary’s 27 percent mark. Both teams were close in threes and free-throws as Lady Builders connected on one additional deep shot, while the Spires held a plus-three margin from the charity stripe. The eye-popping difference came in the turnover category, where Southwestern committed 21 to just nine from their counterpart. Amanda Graddy (FR/Lexington, Okla.) and Ashley Carrillo (SR/Wichita, Kan.) were the top scorers for Southwestern, each finishing with nine points apiece.
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