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Table of Contents Introduction Southeastern_Louisiana______________ 59 Quick_Facts___________________________1 Nicholls_State_______________________ 59 SPORTS INFORMATION Schedule_____________________________2 McNeese_State______________________ 60 Assistant SID (WB Contact) Carlos Valdez III Roster__ _____________________________3 Series_Results_____________________61-62 Alma Mater __________________ UTSA/2003 UTSA_Host_Institution_________________4 All-Time_Results____________________ 63 Valdez’s Office Phone _______ (210) 458-4930 Convocation_Center____________________5 05-06_Stats__ _____________________64-67 Valdez’s Cell Phone _________ (210) 887-1999 Weight_Room_________________________6_ Game-by-Game_Recaps_____________68-73 Valdez’s E-mail [email protected] Student-Athlete_Success________________7 Southland_Stats__ _________________73-75 Sports_Information_Director_______Kyle_Stephens Roadrunner_Services___________________8 Alma_Mater_______________ _Texas_A&M/1998 UTSA____________________________9-12 UTSA Records Stephens’_Office_Phone__________(210)_458-4551 San_Antonio______________________13-14 Team_Records_____________________76-78 Associate_Sports_Info._Dir_ ___ _Brian_Hernandez_ UTSA_Spirit__ ______________________ 15 Scoring__ ________________________78-80 Alma_Mater_______________ Kansas_State/1999 UTSA_Cheer/Dance_________________ 16 Field_Goals__ _____________________80-81 Hernandez’s_Phone____________ (210)_458-4907 Media_Information___________________ 17 Rebounding_________________________ 82 SID_FAX_____________________ (210)_458-4569 Sports_Information_Staff______________ 18 3-Point_Field_Goal__ _______________82-83 Address_________ UTSA_Athletics_Department UTSA_President_ ___________________ 19 Free_Throws__ ____________________84-85 __________________________ One_UTSA_Circle UTSA_Athletics_Director_____________ 20 Assists_____________________________ 85 ______________ San_Antonio,_Texas_78249-0691 Athletics_Staff_ _____________________ 21 Steals/Blocked_Shots_______________86-87 HISTORY FAST FACTS Supporting_and_Game_Day_Staff_______ 22 Miscellaneous_Records_____________87-90 First_Year_of_Basketball_______________ 1981-82 Outlook__________________________23-25 Opponents_Records__________________ 90 Overall_All-Time_Record_ ____________ 338-348 Year-by-Year_Records_______________91-95 Overall_SLC_All-Time_Record_________ 112-136 Staff Southland_Confernce________________ 96 NCAA_Apperances____________________ None Rae_Rippetoe-Blair________________26-28_ WNIT_Appearances____ Preseason_WNIT/2004 Lubomyr_Lichonczak________________ 29_ UTSA FAST FACTS Amber_Prose________________________ 29 Location__________________San_Antonio,_Texas TEAM FAST FACTS Courtney_Locke_____________________ 30 Enrollment___________________________27,338 2005-06_Record_______________________ 18-12 Dakota_Cowgill______________________ 30 Founded______________________________ 1969 2005-06_SLC_Record_________________11-5/3rd Katie_Sandefur______________________ 30 Nickname______________________ Roadrunners 2006_SLC_Tournament_______Conference_Finals Colors___________Orange_(1655)_and_Blue_(289) Starters_returning/lost___________________ 3/2 Players Home_Court______________Convocation_Center Letterwinners_R/L_______________________ 6/8 Meet_the_Roadruuners_______________ 31 Capacity______________________________5,100 Newcomers______________________________ 3 Ana_Oliveira______________________32-33 Conference_______________________ Southland Runners_By_Class___________________Senior_(2) Vivian_Ewalefo__ __________________34-35 Affiliation__________________ NCAA_Division_I _________________________________ _ Junior(2)_ Terrie_Davis______________________36-37 Athletic_Director________________ _Lynn_Hickey _____________________________ Sophmores(4)_ Andrea_Garcia__ __________________38-39 Alma_Mater____________Ouachita_Baptist/1973 Kara_McKay__ ____________________40-41 President_ _________________Dr._Ricardo_Romo Monica_Gibbs_____________________42-43 Alma_Mater_____________________ Texas/1967 Tia_Bogan__________________________ 44 Athletic_Department_Phone______ 210-458-4161 Regan_Burks________________________ 45 Ticket_Office_Phone_ __________ 210-458-UTSA Ashley_Freeman_____________________ 45 Internet_Address__________ www.goUTSA.com Lynsey_Freeman_____________________ 45 Amanda_Foster______________________ 46 COACHES FAST FACTS Courtney_Laing__ ___________________ 46 Head_Coach_______________ Rae_Rippetoe-Blair_ Ashtien_McNeil_____________________ 46 Alma_Mater____________ Oklahoma_State/1985 Letterwinners_______________________ 47 Career_Record___________ 206-118/11th_season School_Record___________99-74/seventh_season Opponents Blair’s_Office_Phone____________ (210)_458-4179 Texas_Tech__ _______________________ 49 Blair’s_E-mail______________ [email protected] SMU______________________________ 49 Associate_Head_Coach___ _Lubomyr_Lichonczak_ Alma_Mater_____________________ Idaho/1978 UTEP______________________________ 50 On the Front Cover: Seniors Vivian New_Mexico_State__ _________________ 50 Lichonczak’s_Phone____________ (210)_458-4172 Eastern_Washington__ _______________ 51 Lichonczak’[email protected] Ewalefo (SLC Newcomer of the Year) Tulsa__ ____________________________ 51 Assistant_Coach_________________ Amber_Prose and Ana Oliveira, sophomore Monica Arkansas-Little_Rock_________________ 52 Alma_Mater_____________________UTSA/2002 Gibbs (SLC Freshman of the Year) and Cal_State-Bakersfield_________________ 52 Prose’s_Phone_________________ (210)_458-4173 junior Terrie Davis Purdue___ __________________________ 53 Prose’s_E-mail_ [email protected] Credits Boise_State__________________________ 53 Assistant_Coach______________ Courtney_Locke UNLV__ ___________________________ 53 Alma_Mater____________________Rutgers/2006 The_2006-07_Women’s_Basketball_Guide_ Memphis_ _________________________ 54_ Locke’s_Phone________________ (210)_458-4189 was_written,_edited_and_designed_by_ Kent_State__________________________ 54 Locke’[email protected] Assistant_Sports_Information_Director_ Lamar__ ___________________________ 55 Director_of_Basketball_Operations____ Cody_Cowgill Carlos_Valdez_III._Assistance_provided_by_ Central_Arkansas____________________ 55 Cowgill’s_Phone_______________ (210)_458-4812 Sports_Information_Director_Kyle_Stephens_ Northwestern_State__________________ 56 Cowgill’[email protected] and_Associate_Sports_Information_Director_ Texas-Arlington_____________________ 56 Best_to_Contact_Coach_Blair________Contact_SID Brian_Hernandez._Photos_by_Mark_ Texas_State__ _______________________ 57 Basketball_Office_Phone_________ 210-458-4171 McClendon,_UTSA_photographic_services,_ Texas_A&M-Corpus_Chrisiti___________ 57 Basketball_Office_Fax___________ 210-458-4180 San_Antonio_Convention_&_Visitors_Bureau_ Sam_Houston_State__ ________________ 58 and_Lazy_J_Photo._Printing_provided_by_ Stephen_F._Austin____________________ 58 Multicopy_Printing_of_San_Antonio. www.goUTSA.com 1 2006-07 Schedule Date Opponent Location Time (CT) Nov. 5 Dallas Diesel (Exhibition Game) San Antonio 2 p.m. Nov._10_ at_Texas_Tech_ Lubbock_ 7_p.m. Nov._12_ at_SMU_ Dallas_ 5_p.m. Nov._17_ at_UTEP_ El_Paso_ 8:05_p.m. Nov._19_ at_New_Mexico_State_ Las_Cruces,_N.M._ 1_p.m. Nov. 24 LSU vs. Tulsa ! San Antonio 5 p.m. Eastern Washington ! San Antonio 7 p.m. Nov. 25 Eastern Washington vs. LSU ! San Antonio 2 p.m. Tulsa ! San Antonio 4 p.m. Dec._2_ at_Arkansas-Little_Rock_ Little_Rock,_Ark._ 7_p.m. Dec. 8 Cal State Bakersfield San Antonio 7 p.m. Dec._20_ vs._Purdue_#_ Las_Vegas,_Nev._ 7_p.m. Dec._21_ Boise_State/UNLV_#_ Las_Vegas,_Nev._ 7/9:30_p.m. Dec. 29 Kent State vs. Kentucky ^ San Antonio 5 p.m. Memphis ^ San Antonio 7 p.m. Dec. 30 Kentucky vs. Memphis^ San Antonio 5 p.m. Kent State ^ San Antonio 7 p.m. Jan._6_ at_Lamar_*_ Beaumont_ 7_p.m. Jan. 11 Central Arkansas * San Antonio 7 p.m. Jan. 13 Northwestern State * San Antonio 2 p.m. Jan._18_ at_Texas-Arlington_*_ Arlington_ 7_p.m. Jan. 20 Texas State * San Antonio 7 p.m. Jan._27_ at_Texas_A&M-Corpus_Christi_*_ Corpus_Christi_ noon Feb. 1 Sam Houston State * San Antonio 7 p.m. Feb._3_ at_Stephen_F._Austin_*_ Nacogdoches_ 6_p.m. Feb._10_ at_Nicholls_State_*_ Thibodaux,_La._ 2_p.m. Feb._12_ at_Southeastern_Louisiana_*_ Hammond,_La._ 7_p.m. Feb. 15 Texas-Arlington * San Antonio 7 p.m. Feb._17_ at_Texas_State_*_ San_Marcos_ 2_p.m. Feb. 22 McNeese State * San Antonio 7 p.m. Feb. 24 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi * San Antonio 6 p.m. March_1_ at_Sam_Houston_State_*_ Huntsville_ 7_p.m. March 3 Stephen F. Austin * San Antonio 6 p.m. March_6-10_ SLC_Tournament__ Houston_ TBA All home games will be played at the UTSA Convocation Center • ! UTSA Thanksgiving Classic • # Duel in the DesertTournament • ^ Wells Fargo New Year’s Classic • * SLC games 2 2006 UTSA Basketball 2006-07 UTSA Women’s Basketball Roster Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr.-Exp. Hometown (Last School) 1_ Ana_Oliveira_ G/F_ 5-9_ Sr.-3L_ Eixo,_Portugal_(Clube_de_Povo_de_Esgueira) 4_ Regan_Burks_ F_ 6-0_ Fr.-HS_ Abilene,_Texas_(Abilene_Wylie) 10_ Vivian_Ewalefo_ F_ 6-0_ Sr.-1L_ Las_Vegas,_Nev._(Barton_County_CC) 14_ Andrea_Garcia_ G_ 5-5_ So.-1L_ Mathis,_Texas_(Mathis) 15_ Ashtien_McNeil_ F_ 5-9_ Fr.-HS_ Bastrop,_Texas_(Bastrop) 21_ Terrie_Davis_ G_ 5-8_ Jr.-2L_ Houston,_Texas_(Spring_Woods) 23_ Lynsey_Freeman_ G_ 5-9_ Fr.-HS_ Las_Vegas,_Nev._(Bishop_Gorman) 24_ Amanda_Foster_ F_ 6-3_ Jr.-TR_ Utica,_Kan._(Oklahoma_State) 30_ Kara_McKay_ F/G_ 6-0_ So.-1L_ Rush_Springs,_Okla._(Rush_Springs)
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