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2010-11 Women's Basketball History & Record Book 2010-11 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORY & RECORD BOOK The 2010-11 University of Louisiana History & Record Book is dedicated in memory of former women’s basketball head coach J. Kelley Hall. Thank you for five seasons of service to the University and for the countless amount of support that followed. 2010-11 Louisiana Women’s Basketball Quick Facts School Name ............................................................................University of Louisiana Table of Contents Location ........................................................................................................ Lafayette, La. Founded ......................................................................................................................... 1898 Enrollment .......................................................................................... 16,763 (Fall 2010) Nickname ..................................................................................................... Ragin’ Cajuns Season in Review ............ 1-14 School Colors ............................................................. Vermillion (PMS 193) & White Home Court ........................................................................... Earl K. Long Gym (1,121) Notebook ....................................3 .........................................................................................................Cajundome (11,550) Affiliation ................................................................................................ NCAA Division I 2009-10 Results ........................4 President ........................................................... Dr. E. Joseph Savoie (Louisiana ’76) Athletic Director ......................................................... David Walker (Louisiana ’76) Statistics ..................................5-7 Assistant AD/SWA ......................................................... Sherry LeBas (Louisiana ‘71) Athletics Website ................................................................. www.RaginCajuns.com Superlatives ...............................8 History Sun Belt Review ........................9 First year of Women’s Basketball ..................................................................1971-72 Seasons Played........................................................................... Entering 40th Season 09-10 Boxscores ...............10-14 All-Time Record ....................................................................................... 360-655 (.355) All-Time Sun Belt Record ........................................................................76-205 (.270) Last Postseason Appearance ............................................................March 17, 2007 NCAA Tournament First Round: Austin, Texas History ........................... 11-31 Result ...................................................................................... Lost to Marquette, 58-87 Team Records ......................... 15 2010-11 Team Information Starters Returning/Lost ..............................................................................................3/2 Individual Records ................ 16 Letterwinners Returning/Lost .................................................................................9/3 Newcomers .......................................................................................................................... 5 Career Leaders ....................... 17 Coaching Staff Single Season Leaders ......... 18 Head Coach ...................................................................Errol Rogers (Louisiana ’95) Record at School ............................................................................... 20-71 (3 seasons) Annual Statistic Leaders ..... 19 Career Record ........................................................................................................... Same Assistant Coaches ..........................................................Lori Morris (San Diego ’84) Yearly Statistics ...................... 20 ............................................................................................................Third Season at UL .............................................................................................Nic Jeffers (Louisiana, ‘02) Cajundome Records ............. 21 ..............................................................................................................First Season at UL ...................................................................Jaye Nayreau (Sam Houston State, ‘02) E.K. Long Records .................. 22 ..............................................................................................................First Season at UL All-time Letterwinners ........ 23 Sports Information Sports Information Director ...................... Daryl Cetnar (Secondary Contact) All-time Results ................24-30 Office Phone ..................................................................................... (337) 482-6331 Email Address .............................................................. [email protected] Sun Belt Series Results ........ 31 Asst. SID .......................................................................................................... Matt Hebert Office Phone ..................................................................................... (337) 482-6330 Email Address ....................................................................... [email protected] Assistant ...................................................................................................... Cade Sirmans Office Phone ..................................................................................... (337) 482-6329 Email Address .................................................................. [email protected] Graduate Assistant .............................................Russell Luna (Primary Contact) Office Phone ....................................................................................... (337) 482-6332 Cell Phone ............................................................................................ (615) 308-6245 Email Address ..........................................................................rluna@louisiana.edu Graduate Assistant ......................................................................................... Matt Mays Office Phone ....................................................................................... (337) 482-6332 Email Address ....................................................................mtmays@louisiana.edu Direct Fax ................................................................................................. (337) 482-6529 Women’s Basketball Press Row ................ (337) 482-1292 (Earl K. Long Gym) (337) 265-2284 (Cajundome) Mailing/Overnight Address .................................................... Sports Information Cox Communications Athletics Center 201 Reinhardt Drive; Lafayette, LA 70506 www.RaginCajuns.com Double-Figure Scoring Mercedes Johnson 24 times Alexis Green 22 times Jasmine Barnes 14 times Jamie Gunter 5 times Nicole Morris 4 times Lyndra Bell 3 times Michelle Brunker 1 time Amy Richard 1 time Josie West 1 time Double-Figure Rebounding Mercedes Johnson 4 times Alexi Green 2 times Jasmine Barnes 1 time Balancing It Out Lyndra Bell 1 time -- In seven of the Cajuns’ nine wins, at least three players players reached double figures in points. 20-plus Point Games -- In the win over McNeese State, Mercedes Johnson (20), Amy Richard Alexis Green 7 times (12) and Jasmine Barnes (11) posted double-digits points. Mercedes Johnson 6 times -- Against Houston Baptist, Barnes (20), Johnson (11), Nicole Morris (11) Jasmine Barnes 2 times and Alexis Green (23) reached double points figures. -- Against Centenary, Barnes, Johnson, Josie West and Green all had 11 Team-High Scoring Honors points. Mercedes Johnson 14 times -- In the league win over North Texas, Lyndra Bell and Barnes chipped in 18 points, Morris had 12 and Mercedes Johnson had 15 points. Alexis Green 14 times -- In the victory over UNO, Barnes led the way with 14 points, while Jasmine Barnes 5 times Green and Johnson had 12 and 11, respectively. Lyndra Bell 1 times -- All three hit double figures in the win over ULM with Green scoring a Nicole Morris 1 time game-high 18. Team-High Rebounding Honors Mercedes Unlike Any Other Mercedes Johnson 14 times -- In 30 games played, Mercedes Johnson has reached double-digit 2009-10 Alexis Green 8 times scoring 24 times, including five 20-point performances and four double- Jasmine Barnes 6 times doubles. Lyndra Bell 2 times -- Against Lamar in the World Vision Classic, Johnson had a career night, scoring 22 points with 14 rebounds on 8-of-14 shooting. Jamie Gunter 2 times -- At WKU, Johnson tied her career point performance with 22 points Michelle Brunker 1 time and set a new best of 16 rebounds. Nicole Morris 1 time -- Johnson became the first Cajun since the 1989-90 season to score at Amy Richard 1 time least 39 points when she did so on Feb. 15, 2010 at Florida Atlantic. NOTEBOOK Double-Doubles Barn Burner Mercedes Johnson 4 times -- Junior Jasmine Barnes continued to improve during the 2009-10 Alexis Green 2 times season. Jasmine Barnes 1 time -- Against FIU, Barnes was 8-for-8 with a game-high 16 points for the Cajuns. -- In the Houston Baptist contest, the junior guard recorded her first career double-double, scoring 20 points with 11 rebounds. -- Barnes contributed double-digit scoring performances in seven of the Cajuns’
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