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Lee University Women's Basketball LEE UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Lady Flames (11-4, 8-2 GSC) vs Shorter University (11-3, 8-2 GSC) 2015-16 SCHEDULE/RESULTS (RANKING LISTED IS RANKING AT TIME OF GAME) Saturday, January 16, 2016 -- 5:00 pm EDT NOVEMBER Paul Dana Walker Arena - Cleveland, Tennessee FRI 13 VS BARRY UNIVERSITY W 75-50 SAT 14 AT #4 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN L 68-81 Radio: Mix 104.1 FM THU 19 YOUNG HARRIS COLLEGE W 79-63 SAT 21 BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY L 76-84 Live Audio: http://mix104.info/listen-now/ MON 30 BRYAN COLLEGE W 75-70 Live Stats: http://portal.stretchinternet.com/lee/ DECEMBER THU 3 *AT CHRISTIAN BROTHERS W 58-54 Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/LeeUFlames #Flamenation #ThisYearItCounts SAT 5 *AT #11 UNION UNIVERSITY L 57-69 Facebook: www.facebook.com/leeuniversity.flames THU 10 *VALDOSTA STATE W 65-51 You Tube: https://www.youtube.com/user/insideleebasketball SAT 12 *WEST FLORIDA W 85-82 THU 17 *AT NORTH ALABAMA W 83-54 SAT 19 *AT ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE W 79-52 Live Video: http://portal.stretchinternet.com/lee/ JANUARY SAT 2 *AT WEST GEORGIA W 67-52 GAME INFORMATION... MON 4 *AT WEST ALABAMA W 79-42 SERIES INFORMATION SAT 9 * #22 DELTA STATE L 50-76 MON 11 *MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE W 91-68 Series Record: Lee leads 33-13 SAT 16 *SHORTER UNIVERSITY 5:00 PM with a four-game win streak. THU 21 *UNION UNIVERSITY 6:00 PM SAT 23 *CHRISTIAN BROTHERS 2:00 PM Last Meeting: Feb. 28, 2015 in THU 28 *AT WEST FLORIDA 6:30 PM Head Coach: Marty Rowe Cleveland. Lee overcame an Head Coach: Vic Mitchell SAT 30 *AT VALDOSTA STATE 2:00 PM Record at Lee/Year: 319-70/12th eight-point halftime deficit to Record at SU/Year: 423-350/26th FEBRUARY Career Record/Year: 450-135/18th win 64-61. Erin Walsh led Lee Career Record/Year: 423-350/26th THU 4 *ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE 6:00 PM 2015-16 Stat Leaders with 22 points. Shelby Brown 2015-16 Stat Leaders SAT 6 *NORTH ALABAMA 2:00 PM THU 11 *WEST ALABAMA 6:00 PM Points: E. Walsh (15.9) had a double-double with 15 Points: T. Adams (16.0) SAT 13 *WEST GEORGIA 2:00 PM Rebounds: C. Johnson (9.6) points and 10 rebounds. Carrie Rebounds: T. Adams (10.3) THU 18 *AT MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 6:30 PM Total Assists: H. Price (71) Total Assists: K. Tillie (37) Cheeks added 10 points and SAT 20 *AT DELTA STATE 3:00 PM Total Steals: H. Price (26) Total Steals: T. Adams (36) five boards. TUE 23 HIWASSEE COLLEGE 6:00 PM GAME NOTES... (STAT STANDINGS THRU GAMES JAN. 14) THU 25 *AT SHORTER UNIVERSITY 6:00 PM MARCH • Christina Johnson has recorded 545 career rebounds (17th). Trails No. 16 Shanda Borne (551) by six TUE 1 GSC TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINAL and No. 15 Jennie Wills (558) by 13. FRI 4 GSC TOURNAMENT SEMIFINAL • Lee is tops in the GSC in Total Blocked Shots (62) and in Blocked Shots per Game (4.1). SAT 5 GSC TOURNAMENT FINAL • Lee is first in the GSC in Offensive Rebounds per Game (14.0) and in Rebound Margin (+9.7). The Lady *GSC GAMES HOME GAMES BOLD ALL TIMES EASTERN Flames are No. 11 nationally in Rebound Margin. • Shorter is tops in GSC in FT Attempts (326) and FT Made (221). Lee is second in FT Made (184). Taylor WWW.GOLEEFLAMES.COM Adams is in the top shot blocker in the GSC (29, 2.07 bpg) and tops in rebounds per game (10.3) WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/LEE.FLAMES • Kayla Beavers is second in the GSC in 3FG Attempted (96), fourth in 3FG Made (34) and No. 4 in 3FG per WWW.TWITTER.COM/LEEUFLAMES Game (2.27). Erin Walsh is No. 3 in 3FG Made (36) and No. 3 in 3FG per Game (2.40). • Lee is averaging 72.5 ppg and are allowing 63.2 ppg (+9.3 margin), while SU is scoring 67.5 ppg and 2015-16 RECORDS: giving up 57.4 ppg for a Scoring Margin of +10.1. Overall ........................................................................11-4 Home ...................................................................5-2 2015-16 GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE STANDINGS... (AS OF JAN. 15) Away ....................................................................5-2 Neutral ................................................................1-0 SCHOOL (# NCAA DII RANK) GSC PCT TOTAL PCT STREAK vs NCAA II Top 25 ....................................................0-3 UNION (#18) 9-2 0.818 15-2 0.882 W4 GSC ..............................................................................8-2 DELTA STATE (#25) 8-2 0.800 11-2 0.846 L1 Home ...................................................................3-1 SHORTER 8-2 0.800 11-3 0.786 W4 Away ....................................................................5-1 LEE 8-2 0.800 11-4 0.733 W1 ACTIVE LEE STREAKS: WEST FLORIDA 8-2 0.800 10-4 0.714 W7 Overall ........................................................................W1 Home ..........................................................................W1 ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE 5-5 0.500 8-6 0.571 W1 Away ............................................................................W4 VALDOSTA STATE 4-6 0.400 8-7 0.533 W2 Neutral ........................................................................W4 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS 4-7 0.364 6-9 0.400 L2 WEST ALABAMA 2-8 0.200 5-9 0.357 L4 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE * 2-8 0.200 4-9 0.308 L2 WEST GEORGIA 2-8 0.200 2-14 0.125 L7 NORTH ALABAMA 1-9 0.100 2-13 0.133 L6 *-Mississippi College is not eligible for conference championships or postseason during the reclassification process. # - WBCA/USA Today Sports NCAA DII National Poll Ranking (as of Jan. 12) www.goleeflames.com :: facebook.com/leeuniversity.flames :: twitter.com/LeeUFlames LEE UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Gulf South Conference (GSC) * 12th season under Coach Marty Rowe 11-4 Overall Record * 8-2 GSC Record NUMBER OF TIMES PLAYER HAS ... CAREER HIGhs STAT COMPARisONS 30+ Points .............. 15-16 ............... Career Scoring, Rebounding and Assists LEE’S RECORD WHEN SCORING... Erin Walsh ...........................0 ................................. 1 100 or more points .........................................0-0 20+ Points .............. 15-16 ............... Career 00 - Haris Price 90-99 points ......................................................1-0 Erin Walsh ...........................4 ................................. 10 24 points (UWF, 12/12/15) 80-89 points ......................................................2-0 Haris Price...........................2 ................................. 2 4 rebounds (Young Harris, 11/19/15; at CBU, 12/3/15) 70-79 points ......................................................5-1 Shelby Brown ....................0 ................................. 4 10 assists (at UAH, 12/19/15) 69 or less points ...............................................3-3 Christina Johnson ...........0 ................................. 1 3 - Jordan Neuharth Kayla Beavers ....................0 ................................. 2 LEE’S RECORD WHEN GIVING UP... 7 points (TN Temple, 11/20/14) 90 or more points ............................................0-0 Carrie Cheeks ....................0 ................................. 1 5 rebounds (Bryan, 11/30/15; TN Temple, 3/6/15) 80-89 points ......................................................1-2 10+ Points .............. 15-16 ............... Career 7 assists (TN Temple, 3/6/15) 70-79 points ......................................................1-1 Erin Walsh ...........................13 ............................... 39 4 - Jenna Scoggins 60-69 points ......................................................2-1 Christina Johnson ...........5 ................................. 15 59 or less points ...............................................7-0 Kayla Beavers ....................3 ................................. 13 5 points (at UNA, 12/17/15) Emileigh Swafford ...........0 ................................. 20 2 rebounds (at UWA, 1/4/16) LEE’S RECORD WHEN MAKING... Carrie Cheeks ....................10 .............................. 20 2 assists (MC, 1/11/16) 0-5 three pointers ............................................0-2 Shelby Brown ....................4 ................................. 23 11 - Kayla Beavers 6-9 three pointers ............................................9-1 Anna Woodford ...............4 ................................. 4 27 points (vs Bethesda, 3/21/15) 10 or more three pointers ............................2-1 Haris Price...........................7 ................................. 7 6 rebounds (at CBU, 12/3/15) LEE’S RECORD WHEN SHOOTING... 10+ Rebounds ........ 15-16 ............... Career 5 assists (UWF, 12/12/15) Christina Johnson ...........7 ................................. 19 50% or better ............................................................5-0 Emileigh Swafford ...........0 ................................. 2 12 - Erin Walsh 45%-49% ....................................................................1-1 30 points (Hiwassee, 2/26/15) 40%-44% ....................................................................2-1 Shelby Brown ....................0 ................................. 8 39% or lower .............................................................3-2 Carrie Cheeks ....................3 ................................. 4 7 rebounds (vs Bethesda, 3/21/15) 5 assists (at UWG, 1/2/16) Anna Woodford ...............1 ................................. 1 LEE’S RECORD WHEN SHOOTING... 5+ Assists ............... 15-16 ............... Career 13 - Tori Lentz Better than opponents ........................................9-1 Haris Price...........................7 ................................. 7 3 points (three times) Worse than opponents ........................................2-2 Anna Woodford ...............2 ................................. 2 6 rebounds (at UWG, 1/2/16) Equal with opponents ..........................................0-0
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