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Maureen Pitrof (1997), Deb Schulman (1994) and Darla Wack (1999) 2020-21 MILWAUKEE PANTHERS 0 1 2 3 5 ALYSSA MOORE SYDNEY STAVER LIOR HALEVI MCKAELA SCHMELZER GRACE CROWLEY R-JR 5-4 G SR 5-11 G R-FR 5-11 F R-SR 5-7 G R-FR 5-11 F CHICAGO, ILL. MINERAL POINT, WIS. KIBBUTZ TIRAT ZVI, ISRAEL LOVES PARK, ILL. MEQUON, WIS. 10 12 13 21 22 MIQUELA SANTORO EMMA WITTMERSHAUS BRANDI BISPING KALVINA EUBANKS ANGIE CERA R-SR 5-7 G R-SO 6-3 F/C SR 5-11 G FR 5-8 G R-SR 5-9 G CLARKSVILLE, OHIO BANGOR, WIS. MORTON, ILL. BELLWOOD, ILL. MUKWONAGO, WIS. 23 24 30 31 33 BRE CERA JADA DONALDSON KENDALL NEAD MACY MCGLONE MEGAN WALSTAD R-SR 5-10 G FR 5-6 G FR 5-11 G FR 6-2 F R-SO 6-2 F MUKWONAGO, WIS. BEAVER DAM, WIS. JOHNSTON, IOWA GREENVILLE, WIS. APPLE VALLEY, MINN. KYLE RECHLICZ STACY CANTLEY DÉRONTÉ POLITE MOLLY HANSON HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS 2020-21 MILWAUKEE PANTHERS WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS TV/Radio Roster ..................................................................................IFC General Information Media Information .................................................................................2 Location ........................................................................Milwaukee, Wis. Klotsche Center .......................................................................................3 Founded ............................................................................................ 1885 Enrollment .....................................................................................24,836 2020-21 Milwaukee Basketball Roster ..........................................................................................................2 Nickname ...................................................................................Panthers Schedule ....................................................................................................3 Colors .............................................................................. Black and Gold Horizon League Schedule ...............................................................6-7 Arena/Capacity ..............................................Klotsche Center/3,500 Affiliation ......................................................................NCAA Division I Staff Conference...................................................................Horizon League Kyle Rechlicz .........................................................................................8-9 Chancellor ............................................................................ Mark Mone Stacy Cantley......................................................................................... 10 Director of Athletics ................................................... Amanda Braun DéRonté Polite ...................................................................................... 11 Associate AD/SWA............................................................Kathy Litzau Support Staff ......................................................................................... 12 Ticket Office .....................................................................414-229-5886 Panther Profiles Sydney Staver ....................................................................................... 13 Team History McKaela Schmelzer ............................................................................. 14 First Year of Basketball ............................................................1971-72 Miquela Santoro .................................................................................. 15 First Year in Division I...............................................................1990-91 Brandi Bisping ....................................................................................... 16 All-Time Record .....................................................675-638 (49 years) Bre Cera ................................................................................................... 17 All-Time Horizon League Record ....................229-199 (26 years) Alyssa Moore ......................................................................................... 18 NCAA Tournament Appearances ............................ 2 (2001, 2006) Emma Wittmershaus .......................................................................... 19 WNIT Appearances ...................................................... 2 (2016, 2018) Megan Walstad ..................................................................................... 20 WBI Appearances .....................................................................1 (2017) Lior Halevi .............................................................................................. 21 Grace Crowley ....................................................................................... 21 Kalvina Eubanks ................................................................................... 22 Team Information Angie Cera .............................................................................................. 22 2019-20 Overall Record ...............................................................15-16 Kendall Nead ......................................................................................... 22 Home/Away/Neutral ....................................................11-5/4-11/0-0 Macy McGlone ...................................................................................... 23 League Record .................................................................................. 11-7 Jada Donaldson ................................................................................... 23 League Finish .......................................................................................5th League Tournament Finish .................1-1 (Lost in Quarterfinals) 2019-20 Year in Review Starters Returning/Lost ....................................................................4/1 Team Statistics ...................................................................................... 24 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................................9/6 Schedule/Results/Starting Lineups .............................................. 25 Points-Rebounds-Assists ............................................................26-27 Team Highs and Lows ........................................................................ 28 Coaching Staff Horizon League in Review ................................................................ 29 Head Coach ........................................Kyle Rechlicz (Wisconsin ‘03) Miscellaneous Statistics .................................................................... 30 Record at Milwaukee................................ 119-130 (9th season) Career Record ............................................................................Same History Assistant Coach .................. Stacy Cantley (UNC Wilmington ‘99) Program History ................................................................................... 31 Assistant Coach ..........DéRonté Polite (North Carolina A&T '09) All-Time Letterwinners ................................................................32-33 Director of Operations ....................... Molly Hanson (6th season) All-Time Numerical Roster ................................................................ 34 Athletic Trainer ................................... Kelly Clements (7th season) Division I Individual Career Statistics .....................................35-37 Panthers All-Americans ..................................................................... 38 All-Time Award Winners ..............................................................39-41 Media Relations Panthers Hall of Famers ...............................................................42-43 Women’s Basketball Contact ............................................Cody Bohl Postseason Tournament Teams ................................................44-50 Cell phone ...................................................................920-740-3936 Email ........................................................................ [email protected] Program History Press Row Phone ...........................................................414-229-6276 Year-by-Year Summary ...................................................................... 51 SID Fax ...............................................................................414-229-5749 In-Season Tournament Results ....................................................... 52 Website ....................................................................MKEPanthers.com Overtime Games/Ranked Opponents ......................................... 52 Mailing Address ................................. MKE Athletics - The Pavilion Records vs. Opponents ................................................................53-54 Series Histories ...............................................................................55-62 ................................... 3409 N. Downer Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53211 Game-by-Game Results ..............................................................63-77 Annual Leaders/Yearly Team Statistics ..................................78-79 Yearly Team Statistics ......................................................................... 80 1,000 Point Club .............................................................................81-84 Double-Doubles ............................................................................85-86 NCAA DI Individual Single-Season Records .........................87-88
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