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JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY 2013-14 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Game 22: Northeastern at JMU, Feb. 7, 7 p.m. JMU ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS • MSC 0404 JAMESMADISON UNIVERSITY, HARRISONBURG, VA 22807 • (540) 568-6154 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SIDs • BRIAN HANSEN ([email protected])• (540) 578-6496 (C) • (540) 568-3703 (F) DEVON HOWARD ([email protected]) (540) 271-7352 (C) 2013-14 Roster (Numerical) QUICK FACTS 2013 -14 STATS 2013-14: Has not played since Dec. 30...Tied CH 12 pts vs. Alcorn State (11/24)... 2012-13: CH PPG 3.0 RPG 2.1 Destiny Jones 12 pts vs. Maine (12/28)... CH 7 rebs, 23 mins at William & Mary (2/3)... Other: Played for Florida FG% 46.9 APG 0.0 #2, So., F, 6-0 Essense AAU team with JMU teammate Precious Hall 3FG% ------ BPG 0.0 Miramar, Fla. FT% 66.7 SPG 0.4 Archbishop McCarthy TOY-ah JIG-etz 2013-14: CH 5 blks at W&M (2/4)... CAA POW (12/9)... JMU Invitational PPG 12.6 RPG 6.2 Toia Giggetts All-Tournament Team... lone Duke w/ double-double at #10 UNC (18 pts, 10 rebs)... CH 25 pts on FG% 52.9 APG 0.8 #3, Jr., F, 6-0 CH 10 FG (10-16) vs Vanderbilt (12/4)... 16th on LadySwish’s Elite 25 list... 2012-13: Earned 3FG% 33.3 BPG 0.8 Norfolk, Va. JMU WBB’s Courage Award...Among CAA leaders in offensive rebounds (7th) and overall rebounds FT% 74.6 SPG 0.7 Lake Taylor (13th)...Among JMU leaders in rebounds (2nd) and blocks (T-2nd)... CH 17 rebs at ODU (2/12)... SH 15 pts (6-6 FG, 3-3 FT)... ah-LEE-see-uh row-LEER 2013-14: Missed games 1-21 due to injury... Transferred from PPG ------ RPG ------ Allysia Rohlehr Pensacola State College (by way of UAlbany)... 2012-13: 2013 All-Panhandle Conference Second FG% ------ APG ------ #5, Jr., G, 5-9 Team... All-FCSAA Conference Academic... 3FG% ------ BPG ------ Island Park, N.Y. FT% ------ SPG ------ Pensacola State College 2013-14: CAA POW (11/25)... Preseason First Team All-CAA... CH 7 assists at Pitt (12/4)... CH PPG 13.5 RPG 3.6 Precious Hall 25 points against College of Charleston (1/31) 2012-13: CAA Rookie of the Year... CAA All-Rookie FG% 40.6 APG 1.8 #12, So., G, 5-8 team... Earned JMU WBB’s Newcomer Award... CAA ROW 5x... Among CAA leaders in in 3-ptrs 3FG% 35.8 BPG 0.0 (14th) and scoring (24th)... Among JMU leaders in steals (T-2nd), scoring (3rd), assists (3rd) and FT% 86.2 SPG 1.4 Tallahassee, Fla. minutes played (3rd)... CH 23 pts vs. GMU (2/28), CH 8 rebs at Georgia State (1/20)... JMU fr. record Maclay School 7 steals at GMU (1/24) ah-MAH-nee TATE-umm 2013-14: Made collegiate debut vs. Virginia (11/8)... H.S.: PPG 0.8 RPG 0.3 Amani Tatum Queens Borough H.S. Girls’ Player of the Year... 2013 All-Metro First Team... New York Post First FG% 27.3 APG 0.5 #15, Fr., G, 5-7 Team... Finished H.S. with over 1,200 pts. 3FG% 00.0 BPG 0.0 Cambria Heights, N.Y. FT% 83.3 SPG 0.5 Archbishop Molloy 2013-14: Naismith Award Watch List... JMU Invitational MVP/All-Tournament Team... St. John’s Chartwells PPG 18.1 RPG 7.9 Kirby Burkholder Holiday Classic Tournament MVP/All-Tournament Team, Gulf Coast Showcase All-Tournament Team... CAA FG% 40.6 APG 1.8 #20, Sr., G, 6-0 Preseason Player of the Year ... Preaseason First Team All-CAA...RTD Preseason All-State... CAA POW 3FG% 36.7 BPG 0.3 (11/11, co-12/16, 12/30, 1/13)... Eclipsed 1,000 career pts vs. UVA (11/8)... CH 16 rebs vs. UVA (11/8)... 2nd FT% 87.4 SPG 1.3 Bridgewater, Va. JMU player w/ 200+ 3-ptrs... 2012-13: First Team All-CAA ... Richmond Times-Dispatch All-State Second Turner Ashby Team ... CAA All-Academic Second Team ... 2012-13: JMU Athletic Director Scholar-Athlete... CH 13 pts vs. Green Bay (11/22)... CH 11 rebs PPG 2.9 RPG 2.5 Crystal Ross vs. Murray St (11/15)... FG% 41.2 APG 0.4 #21, Jr., C/F, 6-3 3FG% ------ BPG 0.3 Philadelphia, Pa. FT% 66.7 SPG 0.0 Smyrna (Del.) GWATH-mee 2013-14: Chartwells Holiday Classic All-Tournament Team... CH 6 blks at St. PPG 9.5 RPG 4.5 Jazmon Gwathmey John’s (12/15)... 22nd on LadySwish’s Preseason Elite 25... Tied CH 17 pts at UNCW (1/26/14) FG% 44.9 APG 1.6 #24, R-So., G, 6-2 2012-13: CAA All-Rookie team... CAA ROW 1x... Among CAA leaders in blocks (9th), offensive 3FG% 26.3 BPG 1.9 rebounds (14th) and rebounds (20th)... JMU leader in blocks (34) & third-most rebounds (199)... FT% 82.4 SPG 0.8 Bealeton, Va. Earned JMU WBB’s Most Improved Award & Attitude Award... CH 14 rebs & 4 blks vs. Towson (3/15), Liberty CH 17 pts (8-8 FG) vs. Towson (2/21) 2013-14: 12th on LadySwish’s Preseason Elite 25... SH 14 pts, CH 4 3ptrs vs. Drexel (1/23)... PPG 5.7 RPG 5.5 Nikki Newman Played 25 minutes vs. UVA (11/8), her first game back from injury (3 pts, 7 rebs, 2 stls)... 2012-13: FG% 44.7 APG 3.6 #30, R-Sr., G/F, 6-2 Suffered season-ending injury at Duquesne (12/16)... Preseason All-CAA 2nd Team... 2011-12: 3FG% 36.2 BPG 1.2 Harrisonburg, Va. CAA Defensive Player of Year FT% 62.5 SPG 1.2 Turner Ashby 2013-14: CH 11 pts, 9 rebs at Richmond (11/21), tied CH 8 assists at Richmond (11/21) & vs. UVA PPG 3.9 RPG 2.7 Angela Mickens (11/8)... 2012-13: Earned JMU WBB’s Most Spirited Award... JMU Athletic Director Scholar... CH FG% 34.6 APG 3.8 #32, So., G, 5-7 10 pts vs. NC A&T and NC State (WNIT)... CH 8 assists vs. Green Bay (11/22) 3FG% 28.6 BPG 0.0 Staunton, Va. FT% 57.1 SPG 1.2 Robert E. Lee OAK-ah-for 2013-14: JMU Invitational All-Tournament Team... Chartwells Holiday Classic PPG 5.0 RPG 4.3 Lauren Okafor All-Tournament Team... CH 16 pts, SH 10 rebs vs. PVAM (12/14) for first double-double at JMU... FG% 41.8 APG 0.1 #33, R-Jr., C, 6-3 Tied CH 5 blocks at St. John’s (12/15)... 2012-13: Sat out due to transfer rules... transferred from 3FG% ------ BPG 1.2 Hamden, Conn. Providence College where she led in blocks (35) and 2nd in rebounds (5.4)... Big East All-Freshman FT% 53.3 SPG 0.2 Providence in 2011... 2013-14: CH 10 pts, 10 rebs at W&M (2/4) for 1st career double-double...Made collegiate debut at PPG 2.9 RPG 3.4 Da’Lishia Griffin Richmond (11/21)... H.S.: 2013 Southeastern District MVP, All-Tidewater First team, All-Region First FG% 46.7 APG 0.3 #40, Fr., F, 6-2 Team, All-State Second Team, 2x Chesapeake Sports Club Female Player of the Year... Also lettered 3FG% 00.0 BPG 0.2 Chesapeake, Va. in track & field... FT% 62.5 SPG 0.3 Western Branch 2012-13: Former team manager... H.S.: Abingdon HS Female Athlete of the Year (2009)... First PPG ------ RPG ------ Samantha Mitchell Team All-Southwest District (2008, 2009)... Second Team All-Western Region (2009)... Also lettered FG% ------ APG ------ #45, Sr., G, 5-7 in volleyball, soccer and track & field. 3FG% ------ BPG ------ Abingdon, Va. FT% ------ SPG ------ Abingdon SCHEDULE (17-4, 7-0 CAA) TEAM STAT COMPARISON November 8 VIRGINIA W, 63-46 0.399............ FG % ............0.433 0.336............ 3FG% ............0.349 12 at Liberty W, 67-56 0.748............ FT% ............0.749 21 at Richmond W, 78-68 65.2.............. PPG ..............74.4 24 ALCORN STATE W, 87-42 Series: JMU leads 12-1, (.923) 35.4.............. RPG ..............44.2 LAST FIVE MEETINGS: 1/13/13 H JMU, 68-65 29 vs. UCLA% W, 77-67 Largest JMU Win: 23 pts 11.7.............. APG ..............14.5 2/19/12 A NEU, 61-50 30 vs. Mississippi State% L, 52-65 Jan. 02, 2011; 84-61 at JMU 15.8.............. TPG ..............16.6 1/02/11 H JMU, 84-61 December 8.0................ SPG ................7.8 1/21/10 A JMU, 64-57 Largest NEU Win: 11 pts 2.6................. BPG ................6.0 3/13/09 H JMU, 51-49 1 vs. Wright State% L, 77-79 Feb. 19, 2012; 61-50 at NEU 4 at Pittsburgh W, 71-61 FAST BREAK FACTS 14 vs. Prairie View A&M^ W, 79-50 • Junior forward Toia Giggetts blocked a career-high five shots in Tuesday’s win at William & 15 at St. John’s^ W, 64-51 Mary to lead the Dukes to 12 blocked shots on the night, tying a season high and marking the sixth time this season that JMU has posted double-digit blocks. The Dukes rank 11th in the na- 18 VANDERBILT L, 85-89 (OT) tion and first in the CAA in blocked shots per game (6.0). 29 OHIO$ W, 56-33 • For the seventh time this season, five Dukes scored in double figures as redshirt-sophomore guard Jazmon Gwathmey and senior guard Kirby Burkholder, each with 16 points, were joined 30 NORFOLK STATE$ W, 94-50 by sophomore guard Precious Hall (13 pts), Giggetts (12 pts) and freshman forward Da’Lishia January Griffin (10 pts).
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    DIVISION I WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RECORDS Individual Records 2 Individual Leaders 4 Annual Individual Champion 23 Team Records 27 Team Leaders 30 Annual Team Champions 36 Miscellaneous Team Leaders 42 Statistical Trends History 44 Division I Winningest Teams 45 Winning and Losing Streaks 49 National Polls 53 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Official NCAA women’s basketball records began with the 1981-82 season and are based on infor- Consecutive Field Goals Consecutive Games mation submitted to the NCAA statistics service Game scoring a Three-Point by institutions participating in the weekly statistics 17—Dorinda Lindstrom, Santa Clara vs. Fresno rankings. Official career records include players St., Nov. 30, 1986 Field Goal who played at least three seasons (in a four- Season Season season career) or two (in a three-season career) in 33—Ruthy Hebard, Oregon, 2018 (vs. four 36—Asia Durr, Louisville, 2017 opponents) Division I during the era of official NCAA statistics. Career Assists were added in 1985-86, and three-point 92—Kelsey Mitchell, Ohio St., from Jan. 2, 2016, field goals, blocked shots and steals were added Field-Goal Attempts to March 19, 2018 in 1987-88. Scoring, rebounding, as sists, blocked Game shots and steals are ranked on total number and 50—Jasmine Nwajei, Wagner vs. St. Francis Three-Point Field-Goal on per-game average; shooting, on percentage. In Brooklyn, Feb. 1, 2016 (19 made) Attempts statistical rankings, the rounding of percentages Season and/or averages may indicate ties where none 863—Lisa McMullen, Alabama St., 1991 (285 Game exists. In these cases, the numerical order of the made) 26—Lisa McMullen, Alabama St.
  • Colonial Athletic Association Women's Basketball

    Colonial Athletic Association Women's Basketball

    COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CAA YEARBOOK The Colonial Athletic Association .....................................................................2-3 Colonial Academic Alliance .....................................................................................4 CAA National Honorees ...........................................................................................4 Commissioner Joe D’Antonio ..................................................................................5 CAA Media Services .............................................................................................6-7 CAA Notebook.............................................................................................................8 CAA Championship ....................................................................................................9 Composite Schedule ...................................................................................... 10-11 TEAM PROFILES College of Charleston Cougars .................................................................... 12-13 Delaware Blue Hens ...................................................................................... 14-15 Drexel Dragons ................................................................................................ 16-17 Elon Phoenix .................................................................................................... 18-19 Hofstra Pride ...................................................................................................
  • 2017 WNBA Trading Cards Factory Set Checklist

    2017 WNBA Trading Cards Factory Set Checklist

    2017 WNBA Trading Cards Factory Set Checklist Base Cards # Card Title [ ] 001 Bria Holmes (Atlanta) [ ] 002 Brittney Sykes (Atlanta) - Rookie [ ] 003 Damiris Dantas (Atlanta) [ ] 004 Elizabeth Williams (Atlanta) [ ] 005 Layshia Clarendon (Atlanta) [ ] 006 Sancho Lyttle (Atlanta) [ ] 007 Tiffany Hayes (Atlanta) [ ] 008 Allie Quigley (Chicago) [ ] 009 Cappie Pondexter (Chicago) [ ] 010 Cheyenne Parker (Chicago) [ ] 011 Courtney Vandersloot (Chicago) [ ] 012 Imani Boyette (Chicago) [ ] 013 Jessica Breland (Chicago) [ ] 014 Kahleah Copper (Chicago) [ ] 015 Stefanie Dolson (Chicago) [ ] 016 Tamera Young (Chicago) [ ] 017 Alex Bentley (Connecticut) [ ] 018 Alyssa Thomas (Connecticut) [ ] 019 Courtney Williams (Connecticut) [ ] 020 Jasmine Thomas (Connecticut) [ ] 021 Jonquel Jones (Connecticut) [ ] 022 Lynetta Kizer (Connecticut) [ ] 023 Morgan Tuck (Connecticut) [ ] 024 Rachel Banham (Connecticut) [ ] 025 Shekinna Stricklen (Connecticut) [ ] 026 Allisha Gray (Dallas) - Rookie [ ] 027 Glory Johnson (Dallas) [ ] 028 Kaela Davis (Dallas) - Rookie [ ] 029 Karima Christmas-Kelly (Dallas) [ ] 030 Kayla Thornton (Dallas) [ ] 031 Saniya Chong (Dallas) - Rookie [ ] 032 Skylar Diggins-Smith (Dallas) [ ] 033 Theresa Plaisance (Dallas) [ ] 034 Briann January (Indiana) [ ] 035 Candice Dupree (Indiana) [ ] 036 Erica Wheeler (Indiana) [ ] 037 Erlana Larkins (Indiana) [ ] 038 Jazmon Gwathmey (Indiana) [ ] 039 Jeanette Pohlen-Mavunga (Indiana) [ ] 040 Marissa Coleman (Indiana) [ ] 041 Natalie Achonwa (Indiana) [ ] 042 Shenise Johnson (Indiana) [ ] 043 Tiffany