2014-15 Hampton University Lady Pirates Basketball

2014-15 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY LADY PIRATES BASKETBALL

GAME 1: Hampton (0-0) vs. Northwestern (1-0) Sunday, Nov. 16, 2014, 3 p.m. EST Welsh-Ryan Arena, Evanston, Ill.

2014-15 Schedule 2014-15 Hampton University Lady Pirates Basketball Roster

No. Name Class Ht. Pos. Hometown/Previous School Date Opponent Time 0 Malia Tate-DeFreitas So. 5-8 G Harrisburg, Pa./Steelton HS Nov. 16 Northwestern 3 p.m. 1 Kenia Cole Sr. 5-4 G Silver Spring, Md./Paint Branch HS Nov. 18 Quinnipiac 5 p.m. 2 Kyani White Sr. 5-7 G Manassas, Va./East Carolina Nov. 21 Kansas State 8 p.m. 5 Jackie Marshall Sr. 5-9 G Hackensack, N.J./Iona College Nov. 25 Washington State 7 p.m. 11 Bayley Coleman-Cox So. 5-8 G Durham, N.C./Jordan HS Dec. 2 Lehigh 11 a.m. 14 Blake Jenkines Jr. 5-10 G Clarksville, Tenn./Kenwood HS Dec. 5 Penn 7 p.m. 15 Ryan Jordan Jr. 6-0 G Manassas, Va./Stonewall Jackson HS Dec. 6 Richmond 7 p.m. 20 Lauren Johnson Sr. 5-6 G Cairo, Ga./Darton College Dec. 8 Morgan State* 6 p.m. 21 Mikayla Sayle Fr. 6-1 F Hampton, Va./Hampton HS Dec. 17 South Carolina 7 p.m. 23 Tyler Hobgood r-Jr. 6-1 F Oxford, N.C./University of Miami Dec. 20 James Madison 2 p.m. 24 Areana Davis Jr. 5-11 G Virginia Beach, Va./Santa Fe JC Dec. 22 DePaul 8 p.m. 30 Kristine Rose Jr. 6-0 G Miramar, Fla./Xavier

31 Kaylah Lupoe Fr. 6-2 F Phoenix, Ariz./Mountain Pointe HS Florida International Tournament 34 Brielle Ward r-Jr. 6-2 F Baltimore, Md./Western HS Dec. 29 vs. Bowling Green 8 p.m. 44 Lindsay Williams r-Jr. 6-3 F Bowie, Md./Anne Arundel/Mt. St. Mary’s Dec. 30 vs. Auburn/FIU 3:30/6 p.m.

Head Coach: David Six (6th season, Hampton ’09) Jan. 5 Princeton 7 p.m. Assistant Coaches: Barbara Burgess (6th season, Delaware State ’89), Brian Davis (6th season, Tennessee Tech ’07), Tim Jan. 10 Bethune-Cookman* 2 p.m. Valentine (1st season, Southern Wesleyan ‘09) Jan. 12 Florida A&M* 6 p.m. Jan. 17 North Carolina A&T* 4 p.m. Jan. 19 N.C. Central* 6 p.m. Jan. 24 Savannah State* 4 p.m. THE GAME Jan. 26 South Carolina State* 5:30 p.m. The five-time reigning MEAC champion Lady Pirates will open the 2014-15 season with three straight Jan. 31 Norfolk State* 4 p.m. on the road, starting with a match-up with Northwestern on Sunday at 3 p.m. EST in Welsh-Ryan Feb. 7 UMES* 4 p.m. Arena. Feb. 9 Howard* 6 p.m. Feb. 16 Morgan State* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 21 Delaware State* 4 p.m. THE SERIES Feb. 23 Coppin State* 5:30 p.m. Northwestern is 1-0 all-time against the Lady Pirates, with that meeting taking place on Dec. 29, Feb. 28 Howard* 4 p.m. 2003, when Northwestern won 58-45 on a neutral court. March 2 Delaware State* 5:30 p.m. March 5 Norfolk State* 6 p.m. LADY PIRATES: ROAD WARRIORS 2015 MEAC Championships The Lady Pirates were 10-3 in true road games last season, and they closed the 2013-14 campaign March 9-14, 2015 Noirfolk Scope Arena, Norfolk, Va. with eight straight wins on the road. Hampton is 53-18 in road games under head coach David Six, and the Lady Pirates have won at least 10 road games in each of the last four seasons — including a 13-1 mark in true road games in 2012-13.

All times are EST and subject to change UNPRECEDENTED: FIVE IN A ROW *denotes MEAC game Home games are in bold Prior to the 2013-14 season, no MEAC women’s team had ever won five straight conference tournaments. But when the Lady Pirates defeated Coppin State 50-47 in last year’s MEAC Tournament title game, they did just that. Head coach David Six has won the MEAC Tournament in each of his five seasons at the helm, and the Lady Pirates have won the last four MEAC regular-season titles. During that span, Hampton is 62-2 in MEAC play (74-2 including MEAC Tournament games). That stretch includes back-to-back seasons in which the Lady Pirates went undefeated in conference play; overall, the Lady Pirates have won 49 straight games against MEAC foes, including conference tournament games.

SPORTS INFORMATION WBB Contact: Jeff Cunningham Office: (757) 727-5811 Fax: (757) 727-5813 Email: [email protected] Facebook: Search “Hampton Athletics Sports Information” Twitter: @Hampton_WBB & @HUAthletics 1868 Youtube: www.youtube.com/HamptonSportsInfo Web: www.hamptonpirates.com 2014-15 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

2014-15 Hampton University 2013-14 STATISTICAL COMPARISON Women’s Basketball Quick Facts HAM NW GENERAL Record 28-5 17-16 Location Hampton, Va. 23668 Scoring Average 70.8 69.5 Founded 1868 Opponent Scoring Average 57.1 67.6 Enrollment 4,768 Affiliation NCAA/Division I Scoring Margin +13.7 +1.9 Conference MEAC President Dr. William R. Harvey FG % .371 .425 Dir. of Athletics Eugene Marshall Jr. Opponent FG % .334 .373 SWA Paula Jackson Athletic Phone (757) 727-5641 Athletic Fax (757) 727-6995 3-pt. FG % .296 .333 Mascot Lady Pirates Opponent 3-pt. FG% .267 .307 Colors Royal Blue and White 3-pt. FG Per Game 5.9 5.8 Arena HU Convocation Center Capacity 7,200 Press Row Phone (757) 637-2098 FT % .623 .719 Ticket Office Phone (757) 728-6828 Rebound Average 46.3 36.7 COACHING STAFF Head Coach David Six Opponent Rebound Average 42.5 43.5 Alma Mater Hampton ‘09 Rebound Margin +3.8 -6.8 Record at Hampton 127-35 (5 years) Career Record 127-35 (5 years) Assist Average 12.6 16.5 Basketball Office Phone (757) 728-6818 Basketball Fax (757) 728-6905 Turnover Average 13.9 15.8 Best Time to Reach Coach Contact Assistant SID Blocks Average 4.6 6.7 Assistant Coaches Barbara Burgess (6th year) Steals Average 9.0 8.7 Brian Davis (6th year) Tim Valentine (1st year) Head Athletic Trainer Kevin Addison Assistant Athletic Trainers Ben Anguish RETURNING STARTERS (3) Christian Johansson Name Ht. Class PPG FG% FT% Faye Tayag Kenia Cole 5-4 Sr. 9.4 .367 .567 Renee Anthony M. Tate-DeFreitas 5-8 So. 18.1 .350 .768 Carly Laidlaw Director of Athletic Performance Veronica Johnson Brielle Ward 6-2 r-Jr. 3.5 .368 .412 Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Conroy Newman STARTERS LOST (2) SPORTS INFORMATION Name Ht. PPG RPG FG% FT% Assistant SID/WBB Contact Jeff Cunningham Alyssa Bennett 6-2 17.7 9.4 .456 .691 SID Office Phone (757) 727-5811 SID Cell Phone (757) 637-5845 Nicole Hamilton 5-8 13.1 6.1 .325 .613 SID Fax (757) 727-5813 SID E-Mail [email protected] LETTERWINNERS RETURNING (8) Sports Information Director Maurice Williams Name Pos. Ht. Class PPG FG% SID Office Phone (757) 727-5757 Website www.hamptonpirates.com Kenia Cole G 5-4 Sr. 9.4 .367 Overnight Address Hampton University B. Coleman-Cox G 5-8 So. 1.0 .316 Sports Information Tyler Hobgood F 6-1 r-Jr. 2.0 .433 194 Holland Hall Blake Jenkines G 5-10 Jr. 0.9 .438 Hampton, VA 23668 Lauren Johnson G 5-6 r-Sr. 1.5 .333 TEAM INFORMATION Ryan Jordan G 6-0 Jr. 3.7 .354 2013-14 Overall Record 28-5 M. Tate-DeFreitas G 5-8 So. 18.1 .350 MEAC Record 16-0 Brielle Ward F 6-2 r-Jr. 3.5 .368 Conference Finish 1st Postseason NCAA First Round vs. Mich. St. (L, 91-61) NEWCOMERS (7) Starters Returning/Lost 2/3 Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/3 Areana Davis G 5-11 Jr. Virginia Beach, Va. Newcomers 7 Kaylah Lupoe F 6-1 Fr. Phoenix, Ariz.

TOP RETURNERS Jackie Marshall G 5-9 Sr. Hackensack, N.J. Top Returning Scorer: Malia Tate-DeFreitas (596, 18.1 ppg) Kristine Rose G 6-1 Jr. Miramar, Fla. Top Returning Rebounder: Brielle Ward (273, 8.3 rpg) Mikayla Sayle F 6-1 Fr. Hampton, Va. Top Returning Assist-Maker: Kenia Cole (78, 2.4 apg) Kyani White G 5-5 Sr. Manassas, Va. Top Returning Shot Blocker: Tyler Hobgood (23, 1.1 bpg) Lindsay Williams F 6-1 r-Jr. Bowie, Md. Top Returner in Steals: Malia Tate-DeFreitas (49, 1.5 spg) 2014-15 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

SCOUTING NORTHWESTERN 2013-14 Lady Pirate Trends The Wildcats return all five starters from a squad that went 17-16 last season, finishing tied for eighth in the Big Ten with a mark of 5-11. In all, North- Overall Record 28-5 western returns 11 letterwinners from 2013-14, along with welcoming four MEAC Record 16-0 newcomers. Joe McKeown is in his seventh season at the helm for North- western. Nia Coffey led the Wildcats in points (15.3) and rebounds (8.1) last At Home 12-1 season, and Ashley Dreary led in assists (6.1). On the Road 10-3 Neutral Courts 6-1 LADY PIRATES AGAINST THE BIG TEN

Hampton is 0-5 all-time against teams currently in the Big Ten, having lost In November 5-2 games against Michigan State, Nebraska, Northwestern, Penn State, and In December 5-2 Wisconsin. The Lady Pirates’ last game against a Big Ten foe came in the In January 6-0 2014 NCAA Tournament against Michigan State. In February 7-0 In March 5-1 LADY PIRATES PICKED TO FINISH SECOND Hampton has been picked to finish second in the MEAC this season in a In Games… preseason poll voted on by the league’s head coaches and sports informa- Decided by five points or less 4-1 tion directors. North Carolina A&T, the 2013-14 MEAC runners-up, were Decided by 10 points or less 6-0 chosen to win the conference this season. Decided by 11 points or more 18-4 At Night 8-3 LADY PIRATES THE MEAC’S BEST During the Day 20-2 Since Hampton joined the MEAC in 1995, no program has won as many In Overtime 1-0 conference tournament titles. The Lady Pirates have won eight titles overall On TV 2-1 — including the last five — while Howard has the second-most with four. Over that same span, Hampton has won at least a share of seven regular- When Scoring… season titles, which is also the most among conference teams. Less than 60 points 6-2 60-69 points 2-2 LADY PIRATES: VIRGINIA’S BEST 70-79 points 11-1 80-89 points 4-0 Since David Six’s arrival, the Lady Pirates have been the best program in 90-99 points 5-0 the Commonwealth of Virginia — even better than such programs as James 100+ points 0-0 Madison, Old Dominion, Virginia, Richmond, and Liberty. On top of five straight MEAC Tournament titles, four straight MEAC regular-season titles, When Allowing… and five straight NCAA Tournament appearances, the Lady Pirates are serv- Less than 60 points 20-1 ing notice throughout Virginia. 60-69 points 5-1 70-79 points 2-1 Over the past five seasons, Hampton has the best record among Virginia’s 80-89 points 1-1 Div. I women’s basketball programs, compiling a .784 winning percentage 90-99 points 0-1 during Six’s tenure. 100+ points 0-0

When… Hampton 127-35 .784 Leading at half 25-0 James Madison 135-40 .771 Trailing at half 2-4 Liberty 120-44 .732 Tied at half 1-1 Virginia 95-68 .583 Shooting 50% or better 1-0 Richmond 91-66 .580 Shooting less than 50% 27-5 VCU 93-69 .574 Better shooting % than opponent 20-0 ODU 87-74 .540 Worse shooting % than opponent 8-5 Radford 59-90 .396 Even shooting % 0-0 Virginia Tech 57-93 .380 Better FT % than opponent 13-0 George Mason 55-97 .362 Worse FT % than opponent 15-5 Norfolk State 44-97 .312 Outrebounding opponent 22-1 Longwood 45-106 .298 Being outrebounded 6-4 William & Mary 41-107 .277 Equal rebounds 0-0 Fewer turnovers than opponent 23-3 *records through the 2013-14 season More turnovers than opponent 5-2 Equal turnovers 0-0 NOTE: Virginia Military Institute does not sponsor women’s basketball. Committing 15 or fewer turnovers 21-2 2014-15 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

2014-15 COLLEGEINSIDER.COM LADY PIRATES IN THE NCAA DIVISION I TOURNAMENT WOMEN’S MID-MAJOR TOP 25 POLL (poll as of 11/10/14) Lady Pirates’ Record in the NCAA Div. I Tournament: 0-8

Team (First-place votes) Record* Year Region Opponent Round Result 1. BYU (22) 0-0 2000 East Connecticut First L, 116-45 2. Gonzaga (2) 0-0 2003 West Texas First L, 90-46 3. James Madison (7) 0-0 2004 East Penn State First L, 79-42 2010 East Duke First L, 72-37 4. Chattanooga (6) 0-0 2011 Spokane Kentucky First L, 66-62 (OT) 5. Hampton 0-0 2012 Fresno Stanford First L, 73-51 6. Albany 0-0 2013 Norfolk Duke First L, 67-51 7. Wichita State 0-0 2014 Stanford Michigan State First L, 91-61 8. Marist 0-0 9. Bowling Green 0-0 HAMPTON STARTING LINEUPS BY GAME 10. South Dakota State 0-0 11. Florida Gulf Coast 0-0 Northwestern Quinnipiac 12. Iona 0-0 Kansas State 13. San Diego 0-0 Washington State 14. Princeton 0-0 Lehigh Penn 15. Wright State 0-0 Richmond 16. Saint Mary’s 0-0 Morgan State 17. Stetson 0-0 South Carolina James Madison 18. Green Bay 0-0 DePaul 19. UT Martin 0-0 Bowling Green 20. Harvard 0-0 Auburn/FIU Princeton 21. Idaho 0-0 Bethune-Cookman 22. Central Michigan 0-0 Florida A&M 23. Winthrop 0-0 North Carolina A&T North Carolina Central 24. Army 0-0 Savannah State 25. Delaware 0-0 South Carolina State Norfolk State UMES Howard Morgan State Delaware State Coppin State *at time of poll Howard Delaware State Norfolk State

LADY PIRATES IN THE 2013-14 MEAC RANKINGS (through 2013-14 season)

TEAM OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Penn 83, North Da- Category Ranking Stat FG Percentage Defense 1st .334 kota 61, Arkansas State 60, Liberty 46, Buffalo 40, Assist/Turnover Ratio 1st 0.9 Akron 26, Stephen F. Austin 24, Belmont 22, North Turnover Margin 1st +5.52 Scoring Margin 1st +13.7 Carolina A&T 22, Navy 19, Stony Brook 18, Cal State Scoring Offense 2nd 70.8 ppg Northridge 16, UALR 16, Northern Iowa 14, Robert Blocked Shots 2nd 4.6 bpg Morris 10, UIC 8, Montana 6, American 4, Drexel 4, Scoring Defense 2nd 57.1 ppg Rebounding Margin 2nd +3.8 South Dakota 4, Cal State Bakersfield 3, Furman 2, 3-pt. FG Percentage Defense 2nd .267 Maine 2, Southern 2, Northwestern State 1. INDIVIDUAL Name Category Ranking Stat NOTE: The Mid-Major Poll is made up of teams from Malia Tate-DeFreitas 3-pt. FG Made 3rd 2.1 3pg Scoring 4th 18.1 ppg the following conferences: America East, Atlantic Sun, FT % 10th .768 Big Sky, Big South, Big West, CAA, Horizon, Inde- Alyssa Bennett Rebounding 2nd 9.4 rpg FG Pct. 4th .456 pendents, Ivy, Metro Atlantic, Mid-American, MEAC, Scoring 5th 17.7 ppg Missouri Valley, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, South- Nicole Hamilton Blocks 2nd 2.2 bpg Assists 3rd 4.7 apg ern, Southland, Southwestern, Summit, Sun Belt, West Brielle Ward Rebounding 4th 8.3 rpg Coast, and Western Athletic. Kenia Cole 3-pt. FG % 4th .353 2014-15 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

LADY PIRATES HEAD COACHES LADY PIRATES ALL-MEAC SELECTIONS

Years Name Record Winning % 1996-97 Rookie of the Year: Danielle Dawson 1975-80 Alberta Gatling 55-62 .470 1980-81 Marilyn Sinclair 10-18 .357 1997-98 1981-88 James Sweat 183-40 .821 All-MEAC: Danielle Dawson 1988-95 Tiny L. Laster Jr. 129-77 .626 Rookie of the Year: Felicia Bryant Coach of the Year: Patricia Cage-Bibbs 1995-96 Fred Applin 16-27 .372 1996-97 Carolyn Guyton 4-8 .333 2001-02 1997-2004 Patricia Cage-Bibbs 127-83 .605 All-MEAC: LaShondra Dixon 2004-09 Walter Mebane 70-77 .476 2002-03 2009-pres. David Six 127-35 .784 All-MEAC: LaShondra Dixon Lynetta Sullivan MEAC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS SINCE 1995-96 Nicole Brathwaite

Regular Season Tournament 2003-04 2013-14 Hampton Hampton All-MEAC: Nicole Brathwaite Lynetta Sullivan 2012-13 Hampton Hampton Rookie of the Year: Sharema Dean 2011-12 Hampton Hampton 2010-11 Hampton Hampton 2004-05 2009-10 North Carolina A&T Hampton All-MEAC: Rachel Butler Sharema Dean 2008-09 North Carolina A&T North Carolina A&T Tiffany Williams 2007-08 North Carolina A&T Coppin State Rookie of the Year: Rachel Butler 2006-07 Coppin State Delaware State 2005-06 Coppin State Coppin State 2005-06 All-MEAC: Rachel Butler 2004-05 Coppin State Coppin State 2003-04 Hampton/Delaware State Hampton 2006-07 2002-03 Hampton Hampton All-MEAC: Rachel Butler 2001-02 Howard Norfolk State 2007-08 2000-01 Howard Howard All-MEAC: Rachel Butler 1999-2000 Howard Hampton 1998-99 Hampton Florida A&M 2008-09 1997-98 Howard Howard All-MEAC: Chinyere Ukoh

1996-97 Howard Howard 2009-10 1995-96 Florida A&M Howard All-MEAC: Quanneisha Perry Bernadette Fortune NOTE: Hampton joined the MEAC in 1995-96, but was not eligible for the MEAC champi- All-Rookie Team: Breanna Jones Defensive Player of the Year: Quanneisha Perry onship until 1996-97. 2010-11 All-MEAC: Jericka Jenkins LADY PIRATES IN THE 2013-14 NCAA RANKINGS Quanneisha Perry (through 2013-14 season) Defensive Player of the Year: Quanneisha Perry Coach of the Year: David Six

TEAM 2011-12 Category Ranking Stat All-MEAC: Jericka Jenkins FG % Defense 2nd .334 Choicetta McMillian Melanie Warner 3-pt. FG % Defense 8th .267 Turnover Margin 11th +5.52 2012-13 Winning % t-12th .848 All-MEAC: Keiara Avant Scoring Margin 15th +13.7 Nicole Hamilton Alyssa Bennett Scoring Defense 16th 57.1 ppg Player of the Year: Keiara Avant Defensive Player of the Year: Alyssa Bennett MISC. Coach of the Year: David Six Category Ranking Stat 2013-14 Conference Winning Streak 2nd 49* All-MEAC: Nicole Hamilton Alyssa Bennett Malia Tate-DeFreitas Rookie of the Year: Malia Tate-DeFreitas Defensive Player of the Year: Alyssa Bennett *dating back to the 2011-12 season Coach of the Year: David Six 2014-15 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

LADY PIRATES ODDS AND ENDS

TATE-DeFREITAS A SCORING MACHINE ALL THEY DO IS WIN Guard Malia Tate-DeFreitas was named an All-American by Parade The Lady Pirates came into the 2014-15 season with the best winning magazine following her senior year of high school. She averaged 29 percentage among all Div. I programs in the commonwealth of Virginia, points per game as a senior in high school, and she became just the sitting at .784 (127-35) during head coach David Six’s first five years at ninth player in Pennsylvania state history — male or female — to score the helm. Hampton has won 20 games or more in each of Six’s five at least 3,000 career points. The three-time AP Class A Player of the seasons and were on an 18-game winning streak, the fourth-longest in Year finished her high school career as Steelton-Highspire’s all-time the nation, prior to their NCAA Tournament loss to Michigan State. leading scorer, regardless of gender. The MEAC Rookie of the Year had 15 points, six rebounds, and four steals in her collegiate debut LADY PIRATES AGAINST “POWER CONFERENCES” against Saint Peter’s, and she led the team in scoring (and ranked fourth In David Six’s five seasons at the helm, the Lady Pirates have enjoyed in the MEAC) with 18.1 points a game, and she had monster perform- success against the six so-called “power conferences:” the ACC, Big ances against Utah State (career-high 36 points), Norfolk State (33 East, Big Ten, Big XII, Pac-12, and SEC. After a 91-61 loss to Michigan points), Delaware State (29 points), and South Carolina State (27 State on March 23, the Lady Pirates are 8-12 against teams in these six points). conferences — including a 2-3 mark last season after defeating Virginia Tech 70-60 on Jan. 1. WARD CRASHED THE GLASS The Lady Pirates played 33 games in 2013-14, and in 13 of those Hampton was 3-3 against such teams in 2012-13, including wins over games, forward Brielle Ward grabbed double-digit rebounds — including LSU, Mississippi State, and Boston College. During Six’s tenure, Hamp- a school-record 23 against Virginia Tech on Jan. 1. She was second on ton boasts wins over LSU, Florida, Boston College, Pitt, Mississippi the team with 8.3 rebounds per game (fourth in the MEAC), and she State, Kansas State, and Virginia Tech — and the Lady Pirates took pulled down 11 boards in a loss at UC Santa Barbara on Nov. 26. She Kentucky to overtime in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in also grabbed 15 rebounds against North Carolina A&T, 13 rebounds at March 2011. Drexel on Dec. 18, as well as 12 each against Kansas State and Dela- ware State. She was key in the Lady Pirates’ MEAC Tournament cham- SIX REACHES A MILESTONE AND TIES ANOTHER pionship game against Coppin State, grabbing 10 rebounds and scoring When the Lady Pirates defeated Saint Peter’s 64-37 on Nov. 10, 2013, it 10 points for her lone double-double of the season. marked the 100th win in head coach David Six’s collegiate career. So far, Six’s career winning percentage (.784) is the best in Div. I program COLE HEATING UP history and second overall to the legendary James Sweat, who won 82.1 In her last 21 games of 2013-14, guard Kenia Cole averaged 13.0 points percent of his games with the Lady Pirates from 1981-88. per contest — including her career-best 30-point effort against Virginia Tech on Jan. 1. Cole also had 19 points against Brown on Dec. 29, and Only four head coaches have an overall winning record with the Lady in her last 21 games, Cole is 49-for-125 (.392) from 3-point range — and Pirates: Six, Sweat, the late Tiny L. Laster (.626, 1988-95), and Patricia 83-for-210 (.395) from the floor. Cage-Bibbs (.605, 1997-2004). Six’s 127 win are tied with Cage-Bibbs for the most by a coach in program Div. I history. TATE-DeFREITAS, COLE HONORED Sophomore guard Malia Tate-DeFreitas was named Preseason First THEY HAVE A HISTORY Team All-MEAC by the league’s head coaches and sports information Before coming to Hampton University, head coach David Six was the directors, while senior guard Kenia Cole was named Preseason Third head girls basketball coach at nearby Hampton High School — where Team All-MEAC. It was yet another honor for Tate-DeFreitas, the 2013- he won 331 games and two state championships. While at Hampton 14 MEAC Rookie of the Year, Second Team All-MEAC selection, VaSID High, Six sometimes squared off against current Lady Pirates assistant Rookie of the Year, and VaSID Second Team All-State selection. Barbara Burgess, who from 2002-08 was the head girls basketball coach at Peninsula District rival Phoebus High School. Burgess went 73 LOADED WITH TRANSFERS -67 at Phoebus, and she led the Lady Phantoms to three Eastern Re- Of the seven newcomers currently on the Lady Pirates roster, four of gion tournament appearances. them come from other Div. I schools. Senior guard Kyani White trans- ferred over from East Carolina, while junior guard Kristine Rose comes over from Xavier and redshirt-junior forward Lindsay Williams was at Mount St. Mary’s before heading to Anne Arundel Community College. In addition, senior guard Jackie Marshall played at Iona.

Williams averaged 15.2 points and 9.4 rebounds per game last season for Anna Arundel, earning All-Conference honors, while Rose played in seven games for Xavier in 2012-13. Six anticipates that White will spend much of the season running point.

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THE LAST TIME...

A PLAYER SCORED 30 OR MORE POINTS A PLAYER HAD 10+ FIELD GOALS Hampton: Alyssa Bennett (30) vs. Howard, March 12, 2014 Hampton: Alyssa Bennett (10-for-19) vs. Howard, March 12, 2014 Opponent: Bianca Jarrett (31), Morgan State, Jan. 19, 2013 Opponent: Aerial Powers (10-for-18), Michigan State, March 23, 2014

A PLAYER SCORED 35 OR MORE POINTS A PLAYER MADE 10+ FREE THROWS Hampton: Malia Tate-DeFretias (36) vs. Utah State, Nov. 29, 2013 Hampton: Alyssa Bennett (11-for-13) vs. Savannah State, March 14, 2014 Opponent: Kelly Warner (36), Toledo, Dec. 21, 2002 Opponent: Tracey Carrington (11-for-16), Morgan State, Jan. 20, 2014

A PLAYER SCORED 40 OR MORE POINTS A PLAYER MADE 5+ 3-POINT FIELD GOALS Hampton: Jackie Dolberry (52) vs. North Carolina Central, Feb. 16, 1989 Hampton: Malia Tate-DeFreitas (7-for-10) at Norfolk State, Feb. 15 ,2014 Opponent: Not found Opponent: Rachel Pearson (5-for-9), Drexel, Dec. 18, 2013

TWO OR MORE PLAYERS SCORED 20+ POINTS A PLAYER HAD A TRIPLE-DOUBLE Hampton: Malia Tate-DeFreitas (26) and Alyssa Bennett (21) at UMES, Feb. Hampton: Lynetta Sullivan (10 points, 10 rebounds, 10 steals) vs. Coppin 24, 2014 State, Jan. 13, 2003 Opponent: Aerial Powers (26) and Annalise Pickrel (21), Michigan State, Opponent: Not found March 23, 2014 A TEAM SCORED 100+ POINTS TWO OR MORE PLAYERS SCORED 25+ POINTS Hampton: vs. Coppin State (W, 104-71), Feb. 12, 2001 Hampton: Malia Tate-DeFreitas (29) and Alyssa Bennett (25) at Delaware Opponent: Howard (101-70), Feb. 6, 2006 State, Jan. 11, 2014 Opponent: Not found A TEAM SCORED 100 POINTS AND LOST Hampton: at University of D.C. (106-105), Feb. 25, 1986 FIVE PLAYERS SCORED IN DOUBLE FIGURES Opponent: Virginia State (105-101, OT), Jan. 11, 1982 Hampton: vs. Bethune-Cookman, March 4, 2013 Opponent: Michigan State, March 23, 2014 A TEAM MADE 10+ 3-POINT FIELD GOALS Hampton: vs. Norfolk State (10-for-26), March 1, 2014 TWO OR MORE PLAYERS HAD DOUBLE-DOUBLES Opponent: Utah State (12-for-29), Nov. 29, 2013 Hampton: Alyssa Bennett (26 points, 17 rebounds) and Nicole Hamilton (14 points, 12 assists) vs. Utah State, Nov. 29, 2013 A TEAM SHOT 55 PERCENT OR BETTER FROM THE FIELD Opponent: Aerial Powers (26 points, 18 rebounds) and Branndais Agee (10 Hampton: .567 (34-for-60) vs. North Carolina A&T, March 3, 2008 points, 10 rebounds), Michigan State, March 23, 2014 Opponent: Stanford (.580, 29-for-50), March 17, 2012

A PLAYER GRABBED 15+ REBOUNDS A TEAM SHOT 60 PERCENT OR BETTER FROM THE FIELD Hampton: Alyssa Bennett (16) vs. Howard, March 12, 2014 Hampton: .600 (39-for-65) vs. Tennessee-Martin, Nov. 30, 2000 Opponent: Ashleigh Claybrooks (15), UMES, Feb. 24, 2014 Opponent: Alabama-Birmingham (.615, 24-for-39), Dec. 19, 2006

A PLAYER GRABBED 18+ REBOUNDS A TEAM SCORED 50+ POINTS IN THE FIRST HALF Hampton: Alyssa Bennett (18) vs. Savannah State, March 14, 2014 Hampton: vs. Morgan State (52), Jan. 20, 2014 Opponent: Aerial Powers (18), Michigan State, March 23, 2014 Opponent: Michigan State (54), March 23, 2014

A PLAYER GRABBED 20+ REBOUNDS A TEAM SCORED 50+ POINTS IN THE SECOND HALF Hampton: Brielle Ward (23) vs. Virginia Tech, Jan. 1, 2014 Hampton: at Morgan State (51), Feb. 3, 2014 Opponent: Not found Opponent: Georgia Tech (53), Dec. 30, 2013

A PLAYER HAD 10+ ASSISTS A TEAM WON BY 35+ POINTS Hampton: Nicole Hamilton (11) vs. Santa Clara, Nov. 30, 2013 Hampton: vs. Delaware State (63-28), March 13, 2013 Opponent: Alexis Jones (10), Duke, March 24, 2013 Opponent: Duke (72-37), March 20, 2010

A PLAYER HAD FIVE+ STEALS A TEAM WON BY 40+ POINTS Hampton: Alyssa Bennett (5) vs. Norfolk State, March 1, 2014 Hampton: at Morgan State (90-46), Feb. 3, 2014 Opponent: Jasmine Norman (5), Savannah State, March 14, 2014 Opponent: Montana (88-47), Dec. 28, 2008

A PLAYER HAD FIVE+ BLOCKED SHOTS A TEAM WON BY 50+ POINTS Hampton: Tyler Hobgood (5) vs. Maryland Eastern Shore, Feb. 10, 2014 Hampton: vs. Morgan State (99-45), Jan. 20, 2014 Opponent: Victoria Gonzalez (5), Howard, March 12, 2014 Opponent: Connecticut (116-45), March 17, 2000

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LADY PIRATE CAREER HIGHS

#0 Malia Tate-DeFreitas #15 Ryan Jordan Points: 36 vs. Utah State (11/29/13) Points: 13 (twice), last vs. Florida A&M (12/7/13) Rebounds: 9 at Morgan State (2/3/14) Rebounds: 9 vs. American (12/4/13) Assists: 7 vs. Brown (12/29/13) Assists: 3 at Texas State (11/23/13) Steals: 4 vs. Saint Peter’s (11/10/13) Steals: 3 vs. Bethune-Cookman (12/9/13) Minutes: 40 (four times), last vs. Coppin State (3/15/14) Blocks: 3 vs. American (12/4/13) Field Goals Made: 12 vs. Utah State (11/29/13) Minutes: 36 vs. Bethune-Cookman (12/9/13) Field Goals Attempted: 25 vs. Utah State (11/29/13) Field Goals Made: 6 vs. Florida A&M (12/7/13) 3-Pt. Field Goals Made: 7 at Norfolk State (2/15/14) Field Goals Attempted: 9 (twice), last vs. Saint Peter’s (11/10/13) 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted: 14 at LSU (11/20/13) 3-pt. Field Goals Made: 1 (four times), last vs. Howard (2/8/14) Free Throws Made: 8 (twice), last vs. Kansas State (12/21/13) 3-pt. Field Goals Attempted: 3 vs. Kansas State (12/21/13) Free Throws Attempted: 11 vs. Kansas State (12/21/13) Free Throws Made: 5 (twice), last vs. Southern Miss (11/16/13) Free Throws Attempted: 12 vs. Southern Miss (11/16/13) #1 Kenia Cole Points: 30 vs. Virginia Tech (1/1/14) #21 Mikayla Sayle Rebounds: 8 at Saint Peter’s (12/27/12) No Hampton stats Assists: 6 vs. Utah State (11/29/13) Steals: 5 at Savannah State (12/3/12) #23 Tyler Hobgood Minutes: 42 at American (1/6/13) Points: 7 vs. Morgan State (1/20/14) Field Goals Made: 7 (three times), last at Coppin State (2/1/14) Rebounds: 9 vs. UMES (2/10/14) Field Goals Attempted: 15 vs. Howard (2/8/14) Steals: 2 vs. North Carolina A&T (3/6/14) 3-Pt. Field Goals Made: 5 vs. Brown (12/29/13) Minutes: 21 vs. Morgan State (1/20/14) 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted: 9 (three times), last vs. Norfolk State Field Goals Made: 3 vs. Morgan State (1/20/14) (3/1/14) Field Goals Attempted: 5 (twice), last vs. Morgan State (1/20/14) Free Throws Made: 12 vs. Virginia Tech (1/1/14) Free Throws Made: 3 (twice), last vs. UMES (2/10/14) Free Throws Attempted: 14 vs. Virginia Tech (1/1/14) Free Throws Attempted: 7 at Savannah State (1/25/14)

#2 Kyani White #24 Areana Davis No Hampton stats No Hampton stats

#5 Jackie Marshall #30 Kristine Rose No Hampton stats No Hampton stats

#11 Bayley Coleman-Cox #31 Kaylah Lupoe Points: 5 (twice), last vs. Utah State (11/29/13) No Hampton stats Rebounds: 3 vs. Bethune-Cookman (12/9/13) Steals: 1 at Morgan State (2/3/14) #34 Brielle Ward Minutes: 8 vs. Bethune-Cookman (12/9/13) Points: 12 vs. DePaul (11/23/12) Field Goals Made: 2 at Texas State (11/23/13) Rebounds: 23 vs. Virginia Tech (1/1/14) Field Goals Attempted: 6 vs. Santa Clara (11/30/13) Assists: 2 (five times), last vs. Howard (3/12/14) 3-Pt. Field Goals Made: 1 (five times), last vs. Norfolk State (3/1/14) Blocks: 3 vs. Coppin State (1/21/13) 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted: 6 vs. Santa Clara (11/30/13) Steals: 4 vs. Kansas State (12/21/13) Free Throws Made: 2 vs. Utah State (11/29/13) Minutes: 43 vs. Kansas State (12/21/13) Free Throws Attempted: 2 vs. Utah State (11/29/13) Field Goals Made: 6 vs. DePaul (11/23/12) Field Goals Attempted: 10 (twice), last vs. North Carolina A&T (3/6/14) #14 Blake Jenkines Free Throws Made: 3 (twice), last at UMES (2/24/14) Points: 6 vs. Kansas State (12/21/13) Free Throws Attempted: 8 vs. Virginia Tech (1/1/14) Rebounds: 4 (twice), last vs. Kansas State (12/21/13) Assists: 1 (twice), last vs. Brown (12/29/13) #44 Lindsay Williams Steals: 1 (three times), last vs. Howard (2/8/14) No Hampton stats Minutes: 17 vs. UC Santa Barbara (11/26/13) Field Goals Made: 3 vs. Kansas State (12/21/13) Field Goals Attempted: 5 vs. Kansas State (12/21/13) Free Throws Made: 3 at Norfolk State (2/15/14) Free Throws Attempted: 4 at Norfolk State (2/15/14)

2014-15 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

MEAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 2013-14 FINAL MEAC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STANDINGS Nov. 17 Nov. 24 MEAC Overall Dec. 1 School W L Pct. W L Pct. Dec. 8 Hampton 16 0 1.000 28 5 .848 Dec. 15 North Carolina A&T 13 3 .813 24 7 .774 Dec. 22 Coppin State 12 4 .750 17 14 .548 Dec. 29 Savannah State 10 6 .625 19 14 .576 Jan. 5 Florida A&M 10 6 .625 17 14 .548 Jan. 12 Norfolk State 8 8 .500 12 16 .429 Jan. 19 Bethune-Cookman 8 8 .500 12 18 .400 Jan. 26 North Carolina Central 6 10 .375 11 19 .367 Feb. 2 Howard 6 10 .375 11 20 .355 Feb. 9 South Carolina State 5 11 .313 7 20 .259 Feb. 16 Maryland Eastern Shore 4 12 .250 9 21 .300 Feb. 23 Delaware State 3 13 .188 8 21 .276 March 2 Morgan State 3 13 .188 5 25 .167

2014-15 PRESEASON ALL-MEAC MEAC ROOKIES OF THE WEEK WOMEN’S BAKETBALL HONORS Nov. 17 Nov. 24 FIRST TEAM Dec. 1 Name Pos. Class School Hometown Dec. 8 Malia Tate-DeFreitas G So. Hampton Harrisburg, Pa. Dec. 15 Ezinne Kalu G Sr. Savannah State Newark, N.J. Dec. 22 Tracey Carrington G Sr. Morgan State Baltimore, Md. Dec. 29 Eboni Ross F/C Jr. N.C. A&T Columbia, S.C. Jan. 5 April McRae C Jr. N.C. A&T Raleigh, N.C. Jan. 12 Jan. 19 SECOND TEAM Jan. 26 Name Pos. Class School Hometown Feb. 2 Te’Shya Heslip G So. Howard Dumfries, Va. Feb. 9 Raven Bankston G So. Delaware State Detroit, Mich. Feb. 16 Kourtney Williams G/F Sr. S.C. State Warren, Ohio Feb. 23 Victoria Gonzales F/C Jr. Howard Atlanta, Ga. March 2 Kailyn Williams C So. Bethune-Cookman New Orleans, La.

THIRD TEAM MEAC DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Name Pos. Class School Hometown Nov. 17 Kenia Cole G Sr. Hampton Silver Spring Nov. 24 Taneka Rubin G Sr. Florida A&M Orlando, Fla. Dec. 1 Rae Corbo G Sr. Norfolk State Englewood, N.J. Dec. 8 Racquel Davis F/C Sr. N.C. Central Brooklyn, N.Y. Dec. 15 Alexis Udoji F/C Jr. UMES Randolph, Mass. Dec. 22 Dec. 29 Preseason Player of the Year: Ezinne Kalu, Savannah State Jan. 5 Jan. 12 2014-15 PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH Jan. 19 Jan. 26 1. North Carolina A&T (15) 326 8. Norfolk State 152 Feb. 2 2. Hampton (5) 309 9. UMES (2) 137 Feb. 9 3. Savannah State (1) 256 10. N.C. Central 122 Feb. 16 4. Coppin State (2) 253 11. S.C. State 110 Feb. 23 5. Howard (1) 198 12. Delaware State 89 March 2 6. Florida A&M 175 13. Morgan State 79 7. Bethune-Cookman 160

First-place votes in parentheses; voted on by league’s head coaches and sports information directors. 2014-15 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

HEAD COACH DAVID SIX

David Six is entering his sixth year as Six was named MEAC Coach of the Year for the second time, while head coach of the Hampton University senior forward Keiara Avant was named MEAC Player of the Year, be- women’s basketball team, turning the coming the first Lady Pirate to ever earn that honor. Bennett was named Lady Pirates into a dynasty in the MEAC MEAC Defensive Player of the Year. after spending a year as the Director of Intramurals at Hampton University. The Lady Pirates led the nation in scoring defense in 2012-13, holding opponents to just 47.8 points per game. Hampton was also third in the In five seasons with the Lady Pirates, nation last season in both field goal percentage defense (.320) and 3- Six is 127-35 overall and 74-6 in confer- point field goal percentage defense (.243). ence play. He comes into the 2014-15 campaign tied with Patricia Cage-Bibbs Six’s third season at the helm proved historic on many levels for the for most career wins by a coach in the Lady Pirates, beginning with a 26 wins. The Lady Pirates also went 15-1 program’s Div. I history. The Lady Pi- in the MEAC, claiming their second straight MEAC regular-season title, rates have won 49 straight games over before claiming their third straight MEAC Tournament crown – becoming MEAC foes – including conference tournament games. the first MEAC team to win three straight conference tournaments since Howard (1996-98). The Lady Pirates made history in 2013-14, their fifth season under Six, winning their fifth straight MEAC Tournament crown (a conference first) After winning yet another MEAC Tournament crown, the Lady Pirates after tying a Div. I program record with 28 wins and recording their sec- were given a No. 16 seed in the NCAA Tournament, squaring off against ond straight 16-0 mark in conference play. For their efforts, the Lady top-seeded Stanford in the first round in Norfolk, Va. Pirates were awarded a No. 12 seed in the NCAA Tournament – the best seed ever for a MEAC school in the NCAA’s 64-team format – and In 2011-12, the Lady Pirates were second among all Div. I teams – be- faced Michigan State in the first round. hind only Connecticut – in scoring defense, giving up just 47.6 points per game. The Lady Pirates were also fourth in the nation in field goal per- Six was named MEAC Coach of the Year for the second straight season centage defense (.331) and fifth in turnover margin (+6.61). – and third time overall – while freshman scoring machine Malia Tate- DeFreitas was named the MEAC Rookie of the Year and senior guard Hampton also led the nation last season in 3-point field goal defense, Nicole Hamilton was named First Team All-MEAC. Alyssa Bennett, a only allowing 21.3 percent of shots from behind the arc. senior forward, was named MEAC Defensive Player of the Year for the second straight season. Three Lady Pirates earned All-MEAC honors in 2011-12, led by senior guard Jericka Jenkins – who was a First Team All-MEAC selection after Bennett was also a First Team All-MEAC selection; Tate-DeFreitas was finishing the season fifth in the NCAA in assists (7.1) and assist-turnover named Second Team. ratio (2.4).

In Six’s first five years at the helm, the MEAC Defensive Player of the Jenkins was also the MEAC Tournament’s Most Outstanding Player. Year honor has gone to a Hampton player four times. Defense has been a staple of the program since Six took over, and that was no different in Senior guard Choicetta McMillian and senior forward Melanie Warner 2013-14, as Hampton finished the season ranked 16th in the nation in were Second Team All-MEAC selections. scoring defense, holding teams to just over 57 points per game. His second season with the program proved even more successful than Teams shot just 33.4 percent from the floor against Hampton in 2013-14 the first, as Six guided the Lady Pirates to their second straight 20-win – the second-best field goal percentage defense among all Div. I pro- season (the first time in program Div. I history), the MEAC regular- grams. The Lady Pirates were also eighth in the nation in 3-point field season title and a second straight MEAC Tournament crown. Six’s team goal percentage defense, holding teams to 26.7 percent shooting from was rewarded with a No. 13 seed in the NCAA Tournament – the high- behind the arc. est seed ever for a MEAC school in the 64-team format.

The 2012-13 season was perhaps Six’s best yet with the Lady Pirates, The Lady Pirates gave No. 4 seed Kentucky everything it could handle as he guided the team to a program Division I-record 28 wins and a in the first round before falling 66-62 in overtime in The Pit on the cam- fourth straight MEAC Tournament championship – marking just the sec- pus of the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, N.M. ond time in conference history that a women’s program won four straight tournaments (Howard, 1987-90). Six saw Jenkins earn First Team All-MEAC honors, as well as Associ- ated Press Honorable Mention All-America accolades, after finishing the The Lady Pirates also went 16-0 in the MEAC last season, marking the season second in the nation with 7.0 assists per game, while also lead- first time in program history that Hampton went unbeaten in the MEAC – ing the team in scoring. and just the fifth time in the history of the conference. Along the way, Hampton won 19 straight games from Jan. 2 through March 16, setting a program Div. I record for longest winning streak. 2014-15 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Senior forward Quanneisha Perry, who led the MEAC with 9.0 rebounds remarkable 141-6 record against Peninsula District competition. per game, was named MEAC Defensive Player of the Year for the second straight season – marking the first time in conference history a The 2007 season was nothing short of spectacular for Six and the Lady player won the award in back-to-back years. Crabbers, as they set a school record with 30 wins against just two losses. The Lady Crabbers defeated the No. 11 and No. 13 teams in the As the interim head coach in 2009-10, Six led the Lady Pirates to their nation, capturing their eighth district title and eighth straight district tour- first MEAC Tournament title since 2004 and a first-round NCAA Tourna- nament title, as well as the Eastern Regional title, culminating with the ment game against Duke in Durham, N.C. Six went 20-12 in his first school’s second state title in six years. season at Hampton, marking the first time the Lady Pirates won 20 games in a season since the team went 23-9 in 2002-03. The team finished that season ranked ninth in the country.

The Lady Pirates also went 12-4 in MEAC play, with Perry earning First Six has been selected as the Virginia High School League Coaches Team All-MEAC and MEAC Defensive Player of the Year honors. Association (VHSLCA) Coach of the Year twice (2001, 2007), as well as Sophomore guard Bernadette Fortune was named Second Team All- the 2007 Associated Press Coach of the Year. MEAC, while Breanna Jones was named to the All-MEAC Rookie Team. On top of all that, sophomore forward Melanie Warner was named the He amassed an incredible 331-93 overall record in 14 seasons. His MEAC Tournament’s Most Outstanding Player. accomplishments include: two state titles, one regional title, 10 regional appearances, five state Final Four appearances, nine district titles and Hampton University rewarded Six on March 15, 2010 with a three-year nine district tournament titles. contract. During his tenure as a high school coach, Six was instrumental in help- With a 45-19 overall record in his first two years with the Lady Pirates, ing more than 30 players receive basketball scholarships, while trans- Six has led Hampton to the third-best record among NCAA Div. I forming the Hampton High girls basketball program into one of the elite women’s basketball programs in Virginia over the last two seasons. programs in the country. Over that span, Hampton has a better record than such school as Vir- ginia, Old Dominion and Richmond. More importantly, Six’s dedication, influence and strong leadership skills greatly contributed in many of the young women that he has coached Six arrived in the Tidewater area in November 1985, by way of the excelling in a variety of professions to include a lawyer, entrepreneur, United States Air Force Langley Air Force, Hampton, Virginia and Rhode scholar, two college coaches, four educators and host of other Hampton University. young productive citizens.

At Langley, Six played base level basketball, where he was selected All- Six is a native of Brooklyn, N.Y. Uni-Com for six straight years. After leaving the military, Six set his sights on the coaching profession, where he began as a volunteer assistant for the varsity boys at Hampton High School in 1991, where he served in that capacity for two years before taking the reigns as the head girls varsity coach in 1993.

Six made an immediate impact on the Hampton High program, going 14- DAVID SIX BY THE NUMBERS 8 in his first season. In three seasons, Hampton High captured its first district title ever and appeared in the 1995 Virginia Group AAA state Year Overall MEAC Final Four, finishing with 26-4 record the best in school history at the 2009-10 20-12 (.625) 12-4 (.750) time. 2010-11 25-7 (.781) 15-1 (.938) 2011-12 26-5 (.839) 15-1 (.938) After the 1995 season, Six left Hampton High to become the head var- 2012-13 28-6 (.824) 16-0 (1.000) sity boys coach at Gloucester (Va.) High School. Six is the only boys 2013-14 28-5 (.848) 16-0 (1.000) coach in Gloucester history to qualify for the district tournament – a feat Totals 127-35 (.784) 74-6 (.925) he accomplished twice.

At the conclusion of the 1998 season, Six returned to the helm at Hamp- ton High. Again Six ignited the program, capturing the 2000 district tournament championship.

In the 2001 season, the Lady Crabbers won the district and district tournament championship, before capturing the first female state championship in the 105-year history of Hampton High, finishing the season 27-3. Four MEAC regular-season titles: 2010-11. 2011-12. 2012-13, 2013-14 Five MEAC Tournament championships: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 At that point, Six-coached teams had won seven straight district titles, Five NCAA Tournament appearances: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 and an astounding eight straight district tournament titles, en route to a Three-time MEAC Coach of the Year: 2010-11, 2012-13, 2013-14 2013-14 LADY PIRATE STATISTICS 2013-14 LADY PIRATE CATEGORY LEADERS 2013-14 LADY PIRATE CATEGORY LEADERS LAST TIME OUT FOR THE LADY PIRATES...