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2012-13University of Calgary Dinos Women's Basketball 2012-13 UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY DINOS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Back Row: Erika Romanow, Lawrie Saunders, Esther Graff, Alex Cole, Jessica Franz Middle Row: Bobola Olayinka, Clarise Jennings, Ashley Hirons, Charlotte MacKenzie, Kiersten Craig, Alyssa Van’t Hof, Zoe Dahl Front Row: Lindsey Agnew, Kristie Sheils, Nicole Works (asst. coach), Damian Jennings (head coach), Rich Hesketh (strength & conditioning), Megan Schaufele, Tamara Jarrett 1989 1966 | 1979 | 1984 | 1988 | 1989 | 1990 | 1991 | 2001 2012-13 DINOS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2013 CIS Women’s Basketball Final 8 • Regina FINGERTIP FACTS UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY 2012-13 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Home matches in BOLD; playoff matches in italics; *indicates conference match Location Calgary, Alberta, Canada Website www.ucalgary.ca Date Opponent Result Record (conf.) Top 10 Founded 1966 Non-conference Sept. 29 Concordia Univ. College W 79-36 1-0 Enrollment 28,000 Oct. 4 Dalhousie W 79-66 2-0 Mailing Address 2500 University Drive NW Oct. 5 Acadia L 65-83 2-1 Oct. 6 Saint Mary’s L 68-79 2-2 Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 President Dr. Elizabeth Cannon Non-conference: Mount Royal Tournament Dean, Faculty of Kinesiology Dr. Penny Werthner Oct. 19 Laurentian W 55-44 3-2 Oct. 20 UNBC W 88-52 4-2 Oct. 21 Waterloo W 85-42 5-2 DINOS ATHLETICS & RECREATION Canada West Nov. 2 *Manitoba W 73-54 6-2 (1-0) Founded 1964 Nov. 3 *Manitoba W 97-66 7-2 (2-0) Nickname Dinos Nov. 8 *Alberta W 65-61 8-2 (3-0) Colours Red, Black, Gold Nov. 9 *Alberta W 76-72 9-2 (4-0) Mascot Rex Website www.goDINOS.com Nov. 16 *Saskatchewan W 73-71 10-2 (5-0) Nov. 17 *Saskatchewan W 68-66 11-2 (6-0) Affiliation Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Conference Canada West (CW) Nov. 23 *Mount Royal W 82-72 12-2 (7-0) No. 8 Nov. 24 *UNBC W 91-78 13-2 (8-0) Director of Athletics & Recreation Ron Wuotila BPE, MPE Nov. 30 *UBC L 58-70 13-3 (8-1) No. 8 [email protected] Dec. 1 *Victoria W 63-58 OT 14-3 (9-1) Office (403) 220-3409 Non-conference Assistant Athletic Director, Communications Dec. 7 Montana-Western L 45-58 14-4 No. 7 Dec. 1 Montana-Western L 52-56 14-5 Ben Matchett BComm, BA [email protected] Non-conference: Ranger Inspection Holiday Hoops Dec. 28 UBC L 48-55 14-6 Office (403) 220-8143 Dec. 29 McMaster L 87-88 14-7 Mobile (403) 863-8143 Dec. 30 Lethbridge W 66-57 15-7 Canada West UC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Jan. 11 *UBC Okanagan W 74-71 16-7 (10-1) No. 10 Jan. 12 *Thompson Rivers L 60-69 16-8 (10-2) Head Coach Damian Jennings BSc (Hons), MA Years as Head Coach: 1 Jan. 18 *Fraser Valley W 79-69 OT 17-8 (11-2) Jan. 19 *Trinity Western W 78-56 18-8 (12-2) [email protected] Office (403) 220-3433 Jan. 24 *Winnipeg W 65-55 19-8 (13-2) No. 10 Jan. 25 *Winnipeg W 74-53 20-8 (14-2) Assistant Coaches Katherine Adams, Jackson Parker Feb. 1 *Regina L 72-76 20-9 (14-3) No. 8 Feb. 2 *Regina W 79-68 21-9 (15-3) CIS Championships (1) 1989 Feb. 8 *Brandon W 83-56 22-9 (16-3) No. 7 CW Championships (8) Feb. 9 *Brandon W 72-46 23-9 (17-3) 1966, 1979, 1984, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 2001 Feb. 14 *Lethbridge W 74-66 24-9 (18-3) No. 7 Feb. 15 *Lethbridge W 76-62 25-9 (19-3) 2012-13 Record 28-10 Canada West Quarterfinal Conference 19-3 Feb. 22 Thompson Rivers W 71-58 26-9 No. 5 1st Canada West Prairie Division Feb. 23 Thompson Rivers W 79-66 27-9 Playoffs 1-1 Canada West Final Four Home Court Jack Simpson Gym (3,424) Mar. 1 Alberta (Semifinal) W 66-56 28-9 No. 5 Mar. 2 Regina (Final) L 37-53 28-10 GODINOS.COM 1 2012-13 DINOS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2013 CIS Women’s Basketball Final 8 • Regina HEAD COACH DAMIAN JENNINGS Damian Jennings was appointed the eighth coach in Dinos women’s basketball history in July 2012. Jennings came to Calgary from Wales where he led the Cardiff Metropolitan University (formerly the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff) women’s basketball program beginning in October 2005. Under his leadership, the UWIC Archers became one of the elite teams in the England Basketball League’s Division I, winning the league title in 2010. In 2011-12, Jennings led the Archers to a 19-2 record, winning the regular season title before losing in the championship game. He was named EBL coach of the year in 2008- 09. The Archers also won three consecutive British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) national titles from 2008-10 under his leadership. In addition to his basketball duties, he has also been a senior lecturer in sports management at UWIC since University of Calgary Dinos 2004. Jennings received a BSc (Hons) in sport development in 2001 and an MA in sports development and Women’s Basketball Coaches coaching in 2004, both from UWIC.both from UWIC. Pat Dewar Dr. Jean Leiper awarded this summer’s Olympics, coaching in more than 110 games to date for Britain. He has worked with Theresa Maxwell 1972-75 the U20 program for most of that time, helping it achieve promotion from EuroBasket Division B to Division Marilyn McNeil 1975-79 A, where he was named eurobasket.com coach of the European tournament. He was head coach for the Donna Rudakas 1979-90, 1991-94 British entry in 2011’s Summer Universiade in Shenzhen, China and guided the national U20 team to the Jane Anne Smith 1990-91 European Division B title in 2010. Shawnee Harle 1994-2012 Damian Jennings 2012-present Damian Jennings’ CIS Coaching Record Conference Playoffs Overall Year GP W L GP W L GP W L Season result Playoff result 2012-13 22 19 3 4 3 1 38 28 10 1st CW Prairie Lost conference final to Regina TOTAL 22 19 3 4 3 1 38 28 10 Winning Pct. .864 .750 .737 ASSISTANT COACHES & STAFF Katherine Adams Jackson Parker Ron Wuotila Ben Matchett Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Director of Athletics Assistant AD (Communications) GODINOS.COM 2 2012-13 DINOS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2013 CIS Women’s Basketball Final 8 • Regina 2012-13 CANADA WEST WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Prairie Division GP W L PF PA Pct. xy-CALGARY 22 19 3 1632 1415 .864 x-Regina 22 19 3 1670 1231 .863 x-Alberta 22 14 8 1520 1279 .636 x-Saskatchewan 22 13 9 1529 1385 .591 Lethbridge 22 10 12 1325 1421 .455 Winnipeg 22 7 15 1408 1459 .318 Manitoba 22 2 20 1237 1598 .091 Brandon 22 0 22 927 1584 .000 Pacific Division GP W L PF PA Pct. x-Clinched playoff spot; y-clinched first place xy-UFV 22 18 4 1569 1261 .818 Top four teams in each division qualify for playoffs x-UBC 22 17 5 1499 1290 .773 Top two playoff finishers + host Regina qualify for CIS Final 8 x-Victoria 22 16 6 1552 1344 .727 x- Thompson Rivers 22 15 7 1583 1410 .682 UNBC 22 8 14 1397 1607 .364 Trinity Western 22 7 15 1394 1474 .318 UBC Okanagan 22 6 16 1384 1600 .273 PLAYOFF RESULTS Mount Royal 22 5 17 1318 1586 .227 MAJOR AWARD WINNERS CANADA WEST QUARTERFINALS (Best 2 of 3) Player of the Year #1 Calgary def. #4 Thompson Rivers 2-0 @ Calgary Kris Young, UBC Game 1: Calgary 71 Thompson Rivers 58 Game 2: Calgary 79 Thompson Rivers 66 Rookie of the Year Jenna Bugiardini, Victoria #2 Regina def. #3 Victoria 2-0 @ Regina Game 1: Regina 70 Victoria 57 Defensive Player of the Year Game 2: Regina 68 Victoria 66 Tamara Jarrett, Calgary #1 Fraser Valley def. #4 Saskatchewan 2-1 @ Abbotsford, B.C. Coach of the Year Game 1: Fraser Valley 65 Saskatchewan 58 Damian Jennings, Calgary Game 2: Saskatchewan 67 Fraser Valley 56 Game 3: Fraser Valley 73 Saskatchewan 58 Tracey MacLeod Award Nominee Zana Williams, UBC #3 Alberta def. #2 UBC 2-0 @ Vancouver Game 1: Alberta 66 UBC 62 Sylvia Sweeny Award Nominee Game 2: Alberta 67 UBC 64 Alexa McCarthy, Fraser Valley CANADA WEST FINAL FOUR @ CALGARY Semifinal 1: #1 Calgary def. #4 Alberta 66-56 Bronze Medal: #3 Fraser Valley def. #4 Alberta 68-57 Semifinal 2: #2 Regina def. #3 Fraser Valley 84-77 Conference Final: #2 Regina def. #1 Calgary 53-37 2012-13 CANADA WEST ALL-STARS First Team Second Team Michelle Clark, Regina Jessica Franz, Calgary Dalyce Emmerson, Saskatchewan Tamara Jarrett, Calgary Diane Schuetze, Thompson Rivers Aieisha Luyken, Fraser Valley Debbie Yeboah, Victoria Brittany Read, Regina Kris Young, UBC Holly Strom, Trinity Western GODINOS.COM 3 2012-13 DINOS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2013 CIS Women’s Basketball Final 8 • Regina PAST CIS CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Year Host Calgary games, results Calgary placing National Champion 1978 CALGARY Lost to Laurentian 60-51 in preliminary 6th place Laurentian Lost to Bishop’s 73-58 in consolation semi-final 1979 Regina Lost to Guelph 68-62 in quarterfinal 7th place Laurentian Lost to Winnipeg 54-44 in consolation semi-final 1980 Dalhousie Defeated Bishop’s 66-65 in quarterfinal Bronze medal Victoria Halifax, N.S. Lost to Victoria 78-56 in semi-final Defeated Laurentian 69-43 in bronze medal game 1981 Guelph Lost to UNB 68-65 in quarterfinal 7th place Victoria Lost to Laurentian 82-79 in semi-final 1984 Manitoba Defeated UNB 77-62 in quarterfinal Bronze medal Bishop’s Winnipeg, Man.
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