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Richmond Women's Basketball 2016-17 Quick RICHMOND WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 QUICK FACTS NCAA TOURNAMENT 3X | WNIT 9X UNIVERSITY FACTS ROSTER Location ..................................................University of Richmond, Va. # - Name ...................... Pos... Ht .... Yr ........................................ Hometown Founded .................................................................... .................1830 0 - Kylie Murphree ..........G ....5-9 ....Jr ........................... Fairfax, Va. (Fairfax) Enrollment ............................................................................... ..2,950 1 - Jaide Hinds-Clarke ... F .....6-1 ....Fr ..............Westwood, N.J. (Westwood) Nickname ...............................................................................Spiders 3 - Daniella Hatcher ........G ....5-8 ....Fr .................. Orlando, Fla. (Lake Nona) Colors ........................................................................... Red and Blue 4 - Janelle Hubbard ........G ....5-8 ....Sr ..... Glenn Dale, Md. (Elizabeth Seton) President ............................................................ Dr. Ronald Crutcher Director of Athletics ..............................................................Keith Gill 5 - Regan Wiseman ........ F .....6-1 ....Fr ...................Floyd, Va. (Floyd County) SWA/Associate AD ......................................................... LaRee Sugg 10 - Dazia Hall ................G ....5-9 ....Sr ...............Ashburn, Va. (Bullis School) Conference ........................................................................ Atlantic 10 11 - Micaela Parson .......G ....5-7 ....Jr .....North Chesterfield, Va. (Monacan) Affiliation ....................................................................NCAA Division I 13 - Taisha Murhpy .........G ....5-7 ... So...................... Clayton, N.C. (Clayton) Home Court/Capacity .......................................Robins Center/7,201 14 - Alicia Hudalla .......... F .....6-1 ....Jr .................Glen Allen, Va. (Glen Allen) School Website ..................................................www.Richmond.edu 15 - Karleigh Wike .......... F .....6-4 ... So............. Salisbury, N.C. (East Rowan) 23 - Lauren Tolson ..........G ....5-8 ... Gr ..................Frederick, Md. (Frederick) COACHING INFORMATION 24 - Tuuli Menna ............. F .....6-0 ... So........ Helsinki, Finland (Makelanrinne) Head Coach ..............................Michael Shafer (William & Mary, ‘94) 33 - Amy Duggan ........... F .....6-0 ....Fr ......Norwood, Mass. (Noble & Greenough) Record at Richmond ......................................187-159 (12th Season) Overall Record ...........................................................................Same SCHEDULE Assistant Coach ............... Cori Chambers (4th Season, Georgia ‘07) Date Opponent Location Time Assistant Coach .......John Miller (3rd Season, Mount St. Mary’s ‘06) Nov. 13 Columbia Robins Center 2 PM Assistant Coach .................Kara Powell (1st Season, Richmond ‘12) Nov. 16 Virginia Robins Center 7 PM Dir. of Operations ....... Crystal Brown (3rd Season, Shenandoah ‘11) Nov. 18 William & Mary Williamsburg, Va. 7 PM Dir. of Operations ......Shannen Bedford (1st Season, Richmond ‘15) Nov. 20 Appalachian State Robins Center 2 PM Athletic Trainer ...................................................... Lauren Hawkinson Nov. 25 Florida A&M^ Boca Raton, Fla. 2:30 PM Nov. 26 Jacksonville State/FAU^ Boca Raton, Fla. TBA Dec. 3 Liberty# Annapolis, Md. 6 PM TEAM INFORMATION Dec. 4 Cleveland State# Annapolis Md. 2 PM 2015-16 Overall Record ............................................................13-18 Dec. 10 Penn Robins Center 2 PM A-10 Record ................................................................................5-11 Dec. 15 Hampton Hampton, Va. 5:30 PM 2015-16 A-10 Finish ................................................................. T-10th Dec. 17 East Carolina Robins Center 4 PM Home Record ................................................................................6-8 Dec. 20 Furman Greenville, S.C. 5 PM Away Record .................................................................................4-8 Dec. 27 Morgan State Robins Center 6 PM Neutral Record ..............................................................................3-2 Dec. 31 Saint Joseph’s* Robins Center 2 PM Starters Returning/Lost .................................................................4/1 Jan. 5 VCU* Richmond, Va. 7 PM Letterwinners Returning/Lost ......................................................10/2 Jan. 7 St. Bonaventure* Robins Center 3 PM Newcomers ...................................................................................... 4 Jan. 11 Fordham* Bronx, N.Y. 12 PM Jan. 14 Rhode Island* Kingston, R.I. 2 PM RETURNING STAT LEADERS Jan. 18 La Salle* Robins Center 7 PM Points .............................................................Janelle Hubbard (15.9) Jan. 22 George Mason* Robins Center 5 PM Rebounds .............................................................Lauren Tolson (5.3) Jan. 25 Duquesne* Pittsburgh, Pa. 7 PM Assists ............................................................... Kylie Murphree (105) Jan. 28 Davidson* Davidson, N.C. 2 PM 3-Point FG .........................................................Janelle Hubbard (48) Jan. 31 VCU* Robins Center 7 PM 3-Point FG% ....................................................Micaela Parson (.383) Feb. 5 Rhode Island* Robins Center 1 PM Free Throw % .................................................Janelle Hubbard (.792) Feb. 8 Dayton* Dayton, Ohio 7 PM Field Goal % ...................................................Janelle Hubbard (.385) Feb. 12 George Mason Fairfax, Va. 2 PM Blocks .................................................................... Karleigh Wike (23) Feb. 15 Massachusetts* Robins Center 7 PM Feb. 18 Saint Louis* Saint Louis, Mo. 8 PM Steals ................................................................... Kylie Murphree (57) Feb. 22 George Washington* Robins Center 7 PM Minutes ...........................................................Janelle Hubbard (34.3) BOLD - HOME ATHLETICS PUBLIC RELATIONS ^ - Florida International Tournament Public Relations Contact .............................................Matt Moretti III # - Navy Tournament Twitter ..............................................................................@Moretts13 * - Atlantic 10 Conference Game Office Phone ...............................................................(804)-287-6312 PROGRAM HISTORY Cell Phone ..................................................................(585) 610-7226 First Season ......................................................................... 1919-20 E-Mail Address ............................................mmoretti@richmond.edu All-Time Record .................................................................914-653-5 Richmond Athletics Website ................ www.RichmondSpiders.com Most Wins ..................................................................... 26 (1990-91) Twitter ........................................................................@SpiderWBBall NCAA Appearances (Last) .....................................................3 (2005) Instagram ..................................................................@SpiderWBBall WNIT Appearances (Last) ......................................................9 (2015) YouTube ................................................................ /RichmondSpiders Winningest Coach .............................................Michael Shafer (187) Conference Website .......................................... www.atlantic10.com .
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