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STETSON HATTERS (3-4, 1-1 ASUN) Home Games in Bold DELAND, FLA 2020-21 SCHEDULE JANUARY 23-24, 2021 - EDMUNDS CENTER - 1:00 PM 3-4 Overall, 1-1 ASUN Date Opponent TV Result NOVEMBER 25 Wed. Florida National .................. canceled BELLARMINE KNIGHTS (0-9, 0-4 ASUN) 29 Sun. at FIU ...................................... canceled LOUISVILLE, KY. DECEMBER 6 Sun. at Miami ................................. canceled No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown / Previous School 10 Thur. at Furman .............................. canceled 10 Thur. Edward Waters .....................W, 98-48 0 Bailee Harney G 5-7 Jr. Covington, KY / Covington Holy Cross 13 Sun. at (rv) USF ............................... L, 43-85 1 Hannah Farrell G 5-10 Fr. Greenfield, IN / Greenfield-Central 15 Tue. Florida Memorial .................W, 75-52 3 Breia Torrens G 5-5 Sr. Louisville, KY / Butler Traditional 18 Fri. % UAB ........................................L, 48-49 20 Sun. % Abilene Christian ..................L, 55-70 4 Tasia Jeffries G 5-7 Sr. Louisville, KY / Butler Traditional / SLU JANUARY 5 Ashlee Harris G 5-6 So. Louisville, KY / Sacred Heart Academy 2 Sat. * at North Florida ...................... L, 73-90 13 Presley Brown G 5-11 Jr. Hodgenville, KY / LaRue County 3 Sun. * at North Florida ................W-OT, 78-76 14 Lucy Robertson F 6-3 Fr. Crandall, IN / North Harrison 9 Sat. * North Alabama .................. postponed 10 Sun. * North Alabama .................. postponed 15 Claire Knies G 5-10 Fr. Jasper, IN / Jasper 16 Sat. * at Liberty ..............................postponed 21 Lydia Reimbold G 5-9 Fr. Fort Wayne, IN / Bishop Luers 17 Sun. * at Liberty ..............................postponed 22 Kathleen Scott G 5-8 Jr. Mt. Washington, KY / Bullitt East 23 Sat. * Bellarmine E+ 1:00 p.m. 23 Lauren Deel F 5-11 Sr. Louisville, KY / North Bullitt 24 Sun. * Bellarmine E+ 1:00 p.m. 30 Sat. * at Lipscomb E+ 3:00 p.m. 34 Danielle Feldkamp F/C 6-3 Jr. Louisville, KY / Mercy 31 Sun. * at Lipscomb E+ 3:00 p.m. 42 Sheniqua Coatney F 6-2 Jr. Shreveport, LA / Southwood / UL-Monroe FEBRUARY 6 Sat. * Florida Gulf Coast E+ 1:00 p.m. Head Coach: Chancellor Dugan (9th Season) 7 Sun. * Florida Gulf Coast E+ 1:00 p.m. Assistant Coach: 13 Sat. * at Liberty E+ 2:00 p.m. Shannon Litton 14 Sun. * at Liberty E+ 2:00 p.m. Assistant Coach: Crystal Kelly 20 Sat. * at Kennesaw State E+ 2:00 p.m. Assistant Coach: Abby Owings 21 Sun. * at Kennesaw State E+ 2:00 p.m. 27 Sat. * Jacksonville E+ 1:00 p.m. 28 Sun. * Jacksonville E+ 1:00 p.m. MARCH TBA TBA ASUN Quarterfinals Campus Site TBA TBA ASUN Semifinals Campus Site TBA TBA ASUN Championship Campus Site % - 33rd Annual Hatter Classic * - ASUN Conference game STETSON HATTERS (3-4, 1-1 ASUN) Home games in Bold DELAND, FLA. ASUN STANDINGS No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School 00 Day’Neshia Banks F 5-10 Sr. Jacksonville, Fla./Ole Miss ASUN Pct. Overall Pct. Liberty 6-0 1.000 10-3 .769 1 Shamari Tyson G 5-5 Jr. Ft. Wayne, Ind./SGTC FGCU 2-0 1.000 9-2 .818 2 Tonysha Curry G 5-10 Sr. Louisville, Ky./Florida SouthWestern State North Florida 3-1 .750 5-6 .455 3 Maria Visone G 5-8 Jr. Naples, Italy/Coastal Carolina/IMG Academy Lipscomb 2-2 .500 5-5 .500 4 Jamiya Turner G 5-9 So. Orlando, Fla./Jones HS Stetson 1-1 .500 3-4 .429 North Alabama 2-2 .500 3-10 .231 11 Tippy Robertson G 5-3 So. Chicago, Ill./Phillips Academy HS Jacksonville 0-2 .000 2-5 .286 13 Yazz Wazeerud-Din G 5-11 Jr. Marietta, Ga./South Georgia Tech Kennesaw State 0-4 .000 4-4 .500 14 Kiya Turner G 5-6 So. St. Augustine, Fla./MTSU/Nease HS Bellarmine 0-4 .000 0-9 .000 21 Alyssa Derrick G 5-9 So. Daytona Beach, Fla./Spruce Creek HS ASUN Matchups This Weekend 22 Shania Edgecombe F 6-1 So. Jacksonville, Fla./Southern Miss North Alabama at Jacksonville 23 Megan Vincent F 6-4 Sr. Keller, Texas/Keller HS Bellarmine at Stetson 30 McKenna Eddings F 5-11 Fr. Williamsburg, Va./Warhill HS Lipscomb at FGCU 33 Maddie Novak G 6-0 So. Oxford, Mich./Detroit Country Day HS North Florida at Kennesaw State Head Coach: Lynn Bria (University of Charleston, 1990), 13th Season GAME LINKS / QR CODES Assistant Coach: Barbara Farris (Tulane, 1998), 1st Season Assistant Coach: Shanasa Sanders (Stetson, 2013), 4th Season Assistant Coach: Jama Sharp (Stetson, 2015), 2nd Season Assistant Athletic Trainer: Emily Eunice (Florida, 2017), 1st Season LIVE STATS SEASON STATS GoHatters.com/Stats Stetson Hatters.
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