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Flagler College Women's Basketball Record Book FLAGLER COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK rev. 4/25/19 RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS Steals 5. Roseann Glenn 722 1994-98 1. Tara Teague 105 1998-99 6. Jalisa Foster 707 2006-10 Points Scored 2. Tara Teague 99 1997-98 7. Heidi Nissen 701 1989-92 44-Williesha Spencer vs. Saint Leo, 11/11/13 8. Jamie Allenbaugh 695 2004-07 39-Heidi Nissen vs. Ed. Waters, 12/11/91 Blocks 9. Tabitha Odabe 634 2017-19 1. Tabitha Odabe 116 2018-19 10. Jen Knurek 598 2009-13 Rebounds 2. Tabitha Odabe 105 2017-18 11. Shelbi Lindsey 575 2010-14 23-Tabitha Odabe at North Ga., 1/15/18 3. Rachel Brown 51 2011-12 12. Vicki Gorman 557 1989-92 21-Tabitha Odabe at Young Harris, 1/13/18 13. Jennifer Conley 553 1995-98 21-Tiffany Hodge vs. UNCP, 2/18/17 Field Goals Attempted 14. Elizabeth Bartlett 520 1985-89 21-Heidi Nissen vs. Ed. Waters, 12/11/91 1. Williesha Spencer 450 2013-14 15. Adrienne Donelson 512 2007-11 2. Tara Teague 438 1997-98 Assists Assists 13-Williesha Spencer vs. Columbus State, 2012-13 Field Goals Made 13-Sherri Anthony vs. Miami, Fla., 1979-80 1. Alex Alford 455 2014-18 1. Williesha Spencer 196 2013-14 2. Sherri Anthony 368 1978-82 2. Tara Teague 189 1997-98 Steals 3. Gina Fuentes 344 1994-98 9-Brittney Garmon at Northwood (Fla.) 2/13/08 4. Tara Teague 326 1996-00 Highest FG Pct. (min. 100 made) 9-Holly Sloan vs. Florida Tech, 1989-90 5. Tish Redfearn 282 1987-90 1. Treva Mason .598 2014-15 6. Brittney Garmon 225 2004-08 Blocks 2. Treva Mason .579 2013-14 7. Karlyn Reddish 221 2006-10 13-Tabitha Odabe vs. Columbus St., 3/6/19 3. Melody Milton .574 1979-80 8. Dawn Bolinski 217 1989-92 12-Tabitha Odabe at Young Harris, 1/13/18 9. Williesha Spencer 216 2012-14 3-pt. Field Goals Made 10. Christy Forsyth 197 2005-09 1. Tara Teague 95 1997-98 Field Goals Attempted 35-Williesha Spencer vs. Saint Leo, 11/11/13 Steals 3-pt. Field Goal Attempts 24-Bri Roberts vs. Lander, 2/4/17 1. Tara Teague 281 1996-00 24-Jen Mitchell vs. Webber Int’l, 11/24/09 1. Tara Teague 252 1997-98 2. Brittney Garmon 250 2004-08 24-Nicole Barnes vs. Fla. Memorial, 2/16/05 24-Nicole Barnes vs. Clearwater Christ., 2/8/05 3-pt. Field Goal Pct. (min. 40 made) 1. Sarah Smith .393 2002-03 Blocked Shots Field Goals Made 1. Tabitha Odabe 221 2017-10 17-Jamie Allenbaugh vs. Webber Int’l, 1/22/05 Free Throws Made 2. Rachel Brown 127 2009-13 1. Williesha Spencer 121 2013-14 3. Adrienne Donelson 112 2007-11 3-pt. Field Goals Made 2. Jamie Allenbaugh 113 2005-06 4. Elizabeth Tuzzolo 97 2006-09 7-Kierra Crane vs. Lincoln Memorial, 11/10/18 3. Denise Williams 109 1987-88 7-Nicole Barnes at Fla. Memorial, 2/16/05 Field Goal Attempts 7-Mary Pinkowski at Fla. Memorial, 2/16/01 Free Throws Attempted 1. Tara Teague 1281 1996-00 6-Malaysia Robinson vs. Columbus St., 1/30/19 1. Chanti Beckett 189 2008-09 2. Jamie Allenbaugh 1169 2004-07 6-Bri Roberts at USC Aiken, 2/7/18 2. Jamie Allenbaugh 163 2005-06 3. Brittney Garmon 1005 2004-08 6-Maggie Flynn vs. Augusta, 2/6/17 3. Chanti Beckett 156 2009-10 6-Williesha Spencer vs. Armstrong, 2/15/14 4. Denise Williams 151 1987-88 Highest Field Goal Pct. 6-Elizabeth Tuzzolo vs. Eckerd, 12/15/06 1. Tabitha Odabe .544 2017-19 6-Sarah Anderson, 2000 2. Treva Mason .539 2011-25 6-Tara Teague, 1998 Free Throw Pct. (min. 40 made) 1. Blair Edwards .903 2001-02 3. Heidi Nissen .486 1989-92 Free Throws Made INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS 3-pt. Field Goals Made 19-Heidi Nissen vs. Ed. Waters, 12/11/91 1. Tara Teague 253 1996-00 Points Scored Free Throws Attempted 1. Tara Teague 1378 1996-00 3-pt. Field Goals Attempted 22-Heidi Nissen vs. Ed. Waters, 12/11/91 2. Jamie Allenbaugh 1337 2004-07 1. Tara Teague 747 1996-00 3. Heidi Nissen 1188 1992-95 Highest Free Throw Pct. (min. 10 att.) 4. Brittney Garmon 1119 2004-08 1.000-Williesha Spencer at UCF (13-13), 12/7/13 3-pt. Field Goal Pct. 5. Williesha Spencer 1030 2012-14 1.000-Jen Knurek vs. Augusta St. (12-12), 3/2/13 1. Williesha Spencer .395 2012-14 6. Treva Mason 1016 2011-15 .923-Jen Mitchell vs. PBA (12-13), 12/5/09 2. Sarah Smith .371 1999-03 .909-Kalee Smith vs. SCAD (9-10), 2/2/05 7. Tiffany Hodge 965 2014-18 8. Andrea Bersten 922 1992-95 Free Throws Made INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS 9. Lorraine Rossmeyer 881 1978-80 1. Heidi Nissen 347 1989-92 10. Shelbi Lindsey 871 2012-14 Points Scored 11. Jalisa Foster 808 2006-10 Free Throws Attempted 1. Williesha Spencer 557 2013-14 12. Roseann Glenn 776 1994-98 1. Heidi Nissen 495 1989-92 2. Tara Teague 514 1997-98 13. Carleen Macklin 773 1987-91 14. Jen Knurek 772 2009-13 Highest Free Throw Pct. Rebounds 15. Elizabeth Tuzzolo 765 2006-09 1. Bri Roberts .838 2016-18 1. Tabitha Odabe 318 2018-19 16. Bri Roberts 754 2016-18 2. Williesha Spencer .822 2012-14 2. Tabitha Odabe 316 2017-18 17. Sherri Anthony 751 1978-82 3. Raegan Brummal .805 2000-03 3. Brittney Garmon 315 2007-08 18. Alex Alford 746 2014-18 4. Elizabeth Tuzzolo .798 2006-09 4. Tiffany Hodge 312 2016-17 19. Beth Vairo 729 1992-96 5. Treva Mason 270 2013-14 20. Josefina Gorostiaga 722 1999-00 Assists Rebounds 1. Alex Alford 157 2016-17 1. Treva Mason 951 2011-15 2. Gina Fuentes 154 1997-98 2. Brittney Garmon 793 2004-08 3. Alex Alford 135 2017-18 3. Tiffany Hodge 747 2014-18 4. Amy Richmond 738 1998-02 RECORD BOOK TEAM GAME RECORDS 3. 110 2010-11 4. 109 1998-99 Most Points Scored 1. vs. Florida Christian 105 11/30/99 Turnovers 1. 784 1999-00 Largest Margin of Victory 1. vs. Florida Christian 83 11/30/00 Most 3-pt. Field Goals Made 1. 206 1999-00 Rebounds 1. vs. Florida Christian 68 1/14/00 Highest 3-pt. Field Goal Pct. 1. .340 (175-515) 2002-03 Assists 1. vs. Florida Christian 35 1/14/00 Most Free Throws Attempted 1. 616 1997-98 Steals 1. vs. Florida Christian 29 11/10/98 Most Free Throws Made 1. 416 2013-14 Blocked Shots 2. 392 2005-06 1. vs. Columbus State 14 3/6/19 3. 384 2009-10 4. 376 2007-08 Turnovers 5. 374 2017-18 1. vs. Edward Waters 42 11/3/03 Highest Free Throw Pct. 3-pt. Field Goals Made 1. .741 (344-464) 2012-13 1. vs. Warner Southern 15 1/29/08 2. .738 (304-412) 2016-17 t2. vs. Lincoln Memorial 13 11/9/18 3. .715 (416-582) 2013-14 t2. at UNC Pembroke 13 2/17/16 4. .705 (392-556) 2005-06 t2. vs. Trinity Baptist 13 2/11/13 5. .696 (334-480) 2015-16 t5. vs. Lynn 12 12/3/08 t5. vs. Brewton-Parker 12 1/3/06 Points Per Game t5. vs. SCAD 12 1/25/00 1. 73.5 2013-14 t5. vs. North Florida 12 12/11/99 2. 72.2 1978-79 Highest 3-pt. Field Goal Pct. Longest Losing Streak 1. at Voorhees .733 2/1/08 1. 17 1981-82 2. at Lander .688 1/11/17 3. at Young Harris .625 12/19/18 Longest Home Win Streak 4. vs. Montevallo .600 12/21/13 1. 13 1998-99 5. vs. North Florida .570 12/11/99 Free Throws Made 1. at SCAD 33 2/2/05 t2. vs. UNC Pembroke 32 2/22/14 t2. vs. Palm Beach Atl. 32 2/16/02 Free Throws Attempted 1. vs. Palm Beach Atl. 48 2/16/02 Highest Free Throw Pct. 1. at Florida Gulf Coast 1.000 3/3/07 t2. vs. Georgia College .944 1/8/14 t2. vs. Palm Beach Atl. .944 2/27/13 4. vs. Palm Beach Atl. .938 1/11/11 5. at Clayton State .929 1/5/13 TEAM SEASON RECORDS Most Points 1. 2193 1998-99 Most Rebounds 1. 1420 1998-99 Most Assists 1. 559 1997-98 Most Steals 1. 423 1998-99 Most Blocked Shots 1. 136 2018-19 2. 118 2017-18 RECORD BOOK FLAGLER YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHES ALL-TIME RECORDS Year ............... Record ............Coach Coach .................................... W-L ............ Years 1971-72 .............. n/a .............. Chella Echols Erika Lang-Montgomery ......... 111-158 .........10 years 1972-73 .............. n/a .............. Mary Jo Blake Hugh Lewis .............................67-59 ...........4 years 1973-74 ............. 15-4 .............. Mary Jo Blake Dan Stewart ...........................43-72 ...........6 years 1974-75 ............. 17-6 .............. Mary Jo Blake Sherri Abbey-Nowatzki .............33-55 ...........3 years 1975-76 ............. 14-5 .............. Cathy Forson Mary Jo Blake .........................32-10 ...........3 years* 1976-77 ............. 25-5 .............. Nancy Sermons Ashley Bland ...........................29-53 ...........3 years 1977-78 ............ 11-10 ............. Barry Craig Donna Johnson .......................29-69 ...........4 years 1978-79 ............. 18-7 .............. Dan Stewart Nancy Sermons ........................25-5 ............1 year 1979-80 ............. 14-8 .............. Dan Stewart Craig Douglass ........................23-34 ...........2 years 1980-81 ............
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