On behalf of the Board of Trustees, welcome to Triton College Trojan Athletics!

The Athletics Program at Triton College is an integral part of the educational and collegiate experience for both the individual student athlete and the college community. We are a proud member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) and the North Central Community College Conference (N4C), where some of the best competition in the region and nation occurs almost weekly.

Triton currently supports more than 200 student athletes in 10 intercollegiate sports teams, including: men’s , , wrestling, soccer, and track & field; and women’s basketball, , , soccer, and track & field. Our sports programs are conducted in a manner that values sportsmanship and 100 percent effort. Our athletes are engaged in maintaining high academic standards and active involvement in the community while they compete in sports on a regional and national level.

Being involved in college athletics challenges the student athlete to not only be competitive in their sport, but to develop leadership skills, teamwork, work ethic, and the dedication needed to attain lifelong goals. I believe that as a result of competing in Triton College Athletics, more doors will open for our students professionally because of the valuable lessons learned both in the classroom and in the sports arena.

We have reason to be proud of our Trojans! Over the years it’s been a pleasure to recognize the success our All-American athletes and nationally-ranked teams, highlighted by our 2018 Men’s Basketball NJCAA D-II National Champions! I invite you to get involved in Triton College Trojan Athletics as a participant or as a supporter, and look forward to seeing you at one of our athletic events.

GO TROJANS!

Mark R. Stephens Triton College 2018-19 Women’s Basketball Schedule Date Opponent Location Time Oct. 13, 2018 Kennedy-King-Scrimmage , IL 1 p.m. Oct. 18, 2018 Valley-Scrimmage Oglesby, IL 7 p.m. Oct. 27, 2018 Kishwaukee-Scrimmage River Grove, IL 1 p.m. Nov. 6, 2018 Waubonsee River Grove, IL 6 p.m. Nov. 9, 2018 Dan Hull Memorial Classic River Grove, IL Moraine Valley vs. Highland 5 p.m. Triton vs. Lake Land (IL) 7:30 p.m. Nov. 10, 2018 Dan Hull Memorial Classic River Grove, IL Moraine Valley vs. Lake Land (IL) 1 p.m. Triton vs. Highland 3 p.m. Nov. 13, 2018 Elmhurst College (JV) River Grove, IL 6 p.m. Nov. 16, 2018 Kirkwood Classic Cedar Rapids, IA Southwestern Iowa 5:30 p.m. Nov. 17, 2018 Kirkwood Classic Cedar Rapids, IA Kirkwood 3 p.m. Nov. 20, 2018 Oakton (D) River Grove, IL 5 p.m. Nov. 29, 2018 Moraine Valley (D) River Grove, IL 6 p.m. Dec. 1, 2018 Parkland Champaign, IL 1 p.m. Dec. 4, 2018 Malcolm X River Grove, IL 6 p.m. Dec. 6, 2018 Morton (D) Cicero, IL 5:15 p.m. Dec. 8, 2018 College of Lake County (D) Grayslake, IL 1 p.m. Dec. 11, 2018 Prairie State (D) Chicago Heights, IL 5:30 p.m. Dec. 13, 2018 Kankakee (D) Kankakee, IL 5:30 p.m. Dec. 19, 2018 Elgin River Grove, IL 6 p.m. Jan. 3, 2019 College of DuPage* River Grove, IL 5 p.m. Jan. 5, 2019 Harper* Palatine, IL 1 p.m. Jan. 9, 2019 Rock Valley* Rockford, IL 5:30 p.m. Jan. 12, 2019 Milwaukee* Milwaukee, WI 1 p.m. Jan. 16, 2019 Joliet* Joliet, IL 5 p.m. Jan. 19, 2019 Madison* River Grove, IL 1 p.m. Jan. 23, 2019 Wright (D)* River Grove, IL 5 p.m. Jan. 26, 2019 College of DuPage* Glen Ellyn, IL 1 p.m. Jan. 30, 2019 Harper* River Grove, IL 5 p.m. Feb. 2, 2019 Rock Valley* River Grove, IL 1 p.m. Feb. 6, 2019 Milwaukee* River Grove, IL 5 p.m. Feb. 9, 2019 Joliet* River Grove, IL 1 p.m. Feb. 13, 2019 Madison* Madison, WI 5:30 p.m. Feb. 16, 2019 Wright (D) Chicago, IL 1 p.m. Feb. 21, 2019 South Suburban (D) South Holland, IL 5 p.m. Feb. 26, 2019 Region IV Quarterfinals Higher Seed TBA March 2, 2019 Region IV Semifinals Sugar Grove, IL TBA March 9, 2019 Region IV Finals Sugar Grove, IL TBA March 19-23, 2019 National Tournament Harrison, AR TBA

*Denotes North Central Community College Conference (N4C) Games (D) Denotes Region IV District D Games Triton College At a Glance

Location 2000 Fifth Ave., River Grove, Ill. 60171 (five miles southeast of Chicago’s O’Hare Airport) Enrollment 11,791 students Affiliations National Junior College Athletic Association Region IV North Central Community College Conference Nickname Trojans School Colors Cardinal red and gold President Mary-Rita Moore Since opening its doors in 1964, Triton College has Board of Trustees Mark R. Stephens, Chairman offered its community the finest in liberal arts, career and Donna L. Peluso, Vice Chairwoman continuing education studies. Located west of Chicago in Diane Viverito, Secretary suburban River Grove, this nationally recognized college Luke Casson serves more than 11,000 full- and part-time students with a Glover Johnson range of educational programs. More area high school grad - uates choose Triton than any other college or university. Elizabeth Ann Potter Career program students can select specialized training Jay Reyes in many challenging fields, including architecture, automo - Erendira Garcia, Student Trustee tive technology, business management, criminal justice Vice President of Enrollment administration, fire science technology, visual communica - Management & Student Affairss Jodi Koslow Martin tion, mass communication and many more . The college offers university-transfer studies for students Interim Dean of Student Services Deborah Baness King inter ested in completing their first two years toward a Athletic Director Harry McGinnis bachelor’s degree at a community college close to home. Triton transfer students are readily accepted into state and Head Women’s Basketball Coach Marques Hatch out-of-state universities. There is also a Scholars Program Assistant Coaches Beverly Robertson for those seeking greater challenges. Chuck Murphy Students are encouraged to participate in the many Sports Information Director Tim McKinney activitie s that Triton offers, such as the student government (Triton College Student Association), the school newspaper Athletic Secretary Dimitri Tsakanikas (Fifth Avenue Journal ), the campus radio stati on (WRRG Trainer Lucy Walsh FM 88.9) or any of the many student clubs. Triton’s athletic teams are nationally recognized. It Athletic Department Phone (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3358 continues this strong tradition by winning championships, Women’s Basketball Office Phone (708) 456-0300, Ext. 3781 developing All-Americans and placing its student-athletes at four-year universities. As a member of the National Radio Station WRRG FM 88.9 Junior College Athletic Association (Region IV), Triton gives its athletes the opportunity to challenge the nation’s top athletic programs. Triton College is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action institution.

Women’sBasketball 2018-19 3 Through the years, Triton College has established itself as having one of the nation’s premier Triton College President community college athletics programs, developing champions on and off the fields of play. That success is the result of the persistence of our athletes, the dedication of our coaching staffs and Mary-Rita Moore the support of you and others in the Triton community who invest in the high caliber of student-athletes that Triton attracts. Like me, I’m sure you appreciate the value of athletics in higher education. Triton, too, values the role of athletics in the collegiate experience. We are committed to helping our student-athletes achieve excellence in the classroom, competitive arenas and community. Triton’s Athletics Program is widely respected for producing All-Americans and Academic All-Americans from every sport, as well as championship teams and individuals in conference, regional and national tournaments. We are especially proud of our men’s basketball team, which captured its first-ever national championship in program history last spring. Some of our student-athletes go on to compete at four-year colleges and universities after leaving Triton. Some even go on to play professionally. We’re proud of them. And we’re just as proud of our student-athletes who earn their Triton degree and share the values we instill. Whatever a student-athlete’s interests or goals, Triton is here to support them on their path to success on the field, in the classroom and in the community. All the best for a great season! Mary-Rita Moore

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T Philosophy and Logic Computer Science Psychology (Information Systems) Social and Political Science Computer Science (Technical) Sociology/Social Work Criminal Justice Administration 4 Women’sBasketball 2018-19 After completing his undergraduate degree, McGinnis was the head About Triton Athletics coach at Luther North (1978-80) and Holy Cross (1980-87) high schools. During that time, he coached one state qualifier, hosted and coached cul - ture exchange teams versus New Zealand, Germany and Japan, and was an assistant coach with the 1996 Illinois Junior National Greco team. Also during this time, McGinnis completed his master’s degree in exercise physiology at the University of Illinois at Chicago. In 1989, McGinnis became the head coach at Triton College. During his tenure, he has produced 143 national qualifiers, 31 All-Americans, 139 Academic All-Americans and had four of his All-Americans participate on the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) national team that competed in Austria. His 1997 team was crowned (NJCAA), Division III, National Champions, and he was named the (NJCAA) National Coach of the Year. The 2003 team was named the (NJCAA) Coaches Association All-Academic team with a combined 3.28 Grade Point Average (GPA). McGinnis was named the Midwest Region’s Coach of the Year in 1998 and inducted into the (NJCAA) Wrestling Hall of Fame as a coach in 2002. In March of 2004 he received the Bob Bubb Athletic Director Award for Coaching Excellence from the National Wrestling Coaches Association. In 2006 McGinnis was inducted into the Illinois Wrestling Coaches and Officials Association Hall of Fame. Harry McGinnis Active in the (NJCAA) Coaches Association, McGinnis has served as The 2018-19 school year will mark McGinnis’s 14th year as Athletic secretary/treasurer from 2001-2003 and 2005-2010, Midwest Region rep - Director, making him the longest serving head of athletics in Triton his - resentative since 1994, Hall of Fame Committee member since 1995 and tory! This will also be McGinnis’s 30th year with the wrestling program, served as chairman of the committee from 2002-11. In 2008 Harry was this year as an assistant coach. voted by his peers as the (NJCAA) Wrestling Coaches Association’s Man- A native of Fort Wayne, IN, McGinnis was a four year letterman for of-the-Year. In 2014 McGinnis was inducted into the Region IV Hall of Concordia Lutheran High School. His collegiate career took place at Fame as a coach and athletic administrator. nearby Concordia University – Chicago, where he was inducted into their Harry and his wife, Linda, live in Maywood with their two children, Athletic Hall of Fame in October, 2003. Hannah (23) and Jonah (21).

Head Athletic Trainer Lucy Walsh

Lucy enters her fourth year as the head athletic trainer at Triton College, and continues to teach introductory courses in sports medicine as an adjunct faculty member. Prior to joining the Trojans, she spent five years at Evanston Township High School providing care for over 20 different athletic programs. From 2008-2010, Walsh pursued a Master’s degree in Exercise Science at the University of Georgia while also providing services to the Men’s and Women’s and Teams as a graduate assistant athletic trainer. During her time at UGA, she attended four NCAA championships and watched the Lady Dawgs win back-to-back SEC Championships. She received her bachelors of science from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana in 2008, as well as her certification as an athletic trainer. Lucy enjoys exploring natural landmarks across the USA and abroad, running, and going on adventures with her dog Mattie. She currently resides in Forest Park, IL.

Women’sBasketball 2018-19 5 Good Luck to the Triton College Women’s Basketball Team Women’sBasketball 2018-19 7 Convenient Food Mart 3219 St. Charles Rd. Bellwood, IL 60104 (708) 544-1988 Proud to support Triton College Women’s Basketball. Good Luck Lady Trojans!

Triton College 2018-19 Meet the Coaching Staff Head Women’s Basketball Coach Marques Hatch Marques Hatch is entering his second season as Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Triton College. Last season, Coach Hatch took over the program following the departure of former head coach Kellee Robertson. The Lady Trojans posted a record of 11- 20. Despite the record and number of players, it was clear that the ladies fought hard in all the games Prior to coming to Triton, Marques coached for 9 years at Proviso West High School in Hillside, IL. He coached sophomore basketball for 7 years, where he laid the foundation for the program that led to (5) 20 win seasons and 4 conference champi - onships. He became Varsity Head Coach in 2015 and stayed at the helm for 2 years. His last year at Proviso West, his squad posted a record of 20-9 and captured a West Suburban Silver Conference Championship. Up-tempo offense and suffocating defense became a staple of Coach Hatch and the Lady Panthers. Marques, a Proviso West alum, was a standout baseball and basketball player. He was an all-conference athlete in both sports and received a scholarship to play collegiate baseball at Grambling State University in Grambling, LA. Marques is also a founding member of Athletic Konnection NFP. This organization provides Tutoring, Fitness training, Baseball skills instruction, Basketball skills instruction, Football skills instruction, Mentoring and Community Service. They aim to develop student athletes, sponsor and/or support community events, mentor students towards making right choices and making a positive impact on our community. Hatch, a Broadview, Illinois native, holds a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from Grambling State (2008).

Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Beverly Robertson Coach Beverly Robertson begins her second season at Triton after many years of coaching in the ranks of the . She has coached at all levels, elementary through high school. Robertson last coaching position was at Proviso West High School as Head Varsity Coach. She had a successful career in Hillside, where she moved up from the freshman level starting in 1986 and eventually became the head coach of the Lady Panthers from 2000-2008. She feels that her success is not defined by wins and losses, but by the personal development of her athletes. Though she successfully won conference titles, regional and sectional championships, her proudest accomplishment is the per - sonal development of her players who parlayed their athletic experiences to accomplish their personal goals, whether playing at the next level and or achieving victory over their challenges. Robertson is excited to continue he love for coaching with the Lady Trojans. Her goal is to assist Head Coach Marques Hatch in making the Triton College women’s basketball program a championship contender.

10 Women’sBasketball 2018-19 Sports Information Director/Special Assistant Coach Tim McKinney The 2018-19 season will be McKinney's 23rd season associated with Triton College Athletics. His experience and knowledge of the Region IV has been a tremendous asset to the women's basketball program. McKinney will continue to assist the program behind the scenes in many capacities. He is the team statistician and responsible for providing the Region IV and NJCAA reports. McKinney also works on scheduling games, scouting opponents and recruiting. McKinney is credited for keeping the program afloat the past decade, including when he coached the team on an interim basis during the spring semester of 2015. The Lady Trojans moved up the Region IV and N4C standings to earn a home playoff game. McKinney was instrumental in helping bring Kellee Robertson in as head coach the next season that led to the programs first regional championship game appearance in over 20 years in 2016. After Robertson stepped down as head coach in 2017, McKinney helped oversee a smooth transition with current head coach Marques Hatch. A Triton graduate, McKinney worked for many years as Sports Director at WRRG 88.9FM, Triton College Radio, broadcasting a wide variety of Triton and local high school sporting events. Since 2008, McKinney has served as Triton's Sports Information Director along with working other events for the marketing department to positively promote the college. From 2000-04, McKinney was an assistant coach for the Triton men's basketball team under former head coach Curt Connor. In 2011, McKinney earned the distinguished honor of being inducted into the Region IV Hall of Fame as a Contributor, Friend of Sport. Away from Triton, McKinney is a freelance sports reporter covering Chicagoland professional, college and high school teams. He is also an on-air contributor for Sports Edition with Kenny McReynolds which airs on WCIU-TV (The UTOO) in Chicago. He also contributes on-air and does stats and game research for The UTOO High School Game of the Week. McKinney, a native of Bellwood, graduated from Proviso West High School in Hillside. After he earned his associates degree at Triton, earned his Bachelor's in Broadcast Journalism at Columbia College Chicago in 2001.

Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Chuck Murphy Chuck Murphy returns to Triton College for his third season as an assis - tant coach. Coach Murphy served as an assistant coach for the Triton men’s basketball team from 1988-90 under the late Clarence Griffin. During that period, the Trojans went 46-19. Murphy for more than two decades coached at the grammar school level including stints at Resurrection School in Chicago, the grade school where NBA great Isaiah Thomas attended and St. Simeon Catholic School in Bellwood. This season, Murphy will be once again splitting duties between Triton and St. Joseph High School in Westchester. For the past 14 years, Murphy has worked as an assistant on the boys’ varsity team under the direction of Hall of Fame head coach Gene Pingatore. Murphy has also worked as a basketball official at various levels for over 25 years in the Chicago area. Women’sBasketball 2018-19 11 Triton College 2018-19 Women’s Basketball Roster Name HT YR POS Hometown/High School 1 Jazz-Min Arceneaux 5’9” SO G Romeoville, IL/Bolingbrook 11 Da’Tasia Almon 5’8” SO G Chicago, IL/Proviso East 12 Artasia Gusman 5’3" SO G Maywood, IL/West Leyden 22 Kolbi Powell 5’9” FR F Maywood, IL/Proviso East 23 Jessica Wolf 5’5” FR G Chicago, IL/Michelle Clark 24 Amari Benbow 5’8” FR F Bensenville, IL/Fenton 25 Yasmin Muhammad 5’8” SO F Chicago, IL/Agricultural Sciences 30 Gianna Grande 5’8” SO F Franklin Park, IL/East Leyden 31 Diamond Johnson 5’6” SO G Broadview, IL/Proviso East 33 Rocio Lopez 5’9” SO F Cicero, IL/Morton East 35 Jasmine Nelson 5’7” SO G Skokie, IL/Niles West 40 Pamela Colmenares 5’7” FR F River Grove, IL/West Leyden 44 Ginani Badillo 6’0” SO C Franklin Park, IL/East Leyden 55 Tracy Williams 6’1” FR C Maywood, IL/Walther Christian RS Lizvett Herrera 5’8” SO F Chicago, IL/Taft

Head Coach Marques Hatch, Second Season Assistant Coaches: Beverly Robertson, Chuck Murphy and Tim McKinney 12 Women’sBasketball 2018-19 Triton College Meet the Trojans-Women’s Basketball

#1 Jazz-Min Arceneaux #11 Da’Tasia Almon Height : 5’9” Height : 5’9” Position : Guard Position : Guard Year : Sophomore Year : Sophomore High School : Bolingbrook High School : Proviso East

#12 Artasia Gusman #22 Kolbi Powell Height : 5’3” Height : 5’9” Position : Guard Position : Guard Year : Sophomore Year : Freshman High School : : Proviso East

#23 Jessica Wolf #24 Amari Benbow Height : 5’5” Height : 5’8” Position : Guard Position : Forward Year : Freshman Year : Freshman High School : Michelle Clark High School : Fenton

#25 Yasmin Muhammad #30 Gianna Grande Height : 5’8” Height : 5’8” Position : Forward Position : Forward Year : Sophomore Year : Sophomore High School : Agricultural Sciences High School : East Leyden

Women’sBasketball 2018-19 13 #31 Diamond Johnson #33 Rocio Lopez Height : 5’6” Height : 5’9” Position : Guard Position : Forward Year : Sophomore Year : Sophomore High School : : Morton East

#35 Jasmine Nelson #40 Pamela Colmenares Height : 5’7” Height : 5’7” Position : Guard Position : Forward Year : Sophomore Year : Freshman High School : Niles West High School : West Leyden

#44 Ginani Badillo #55 Tracy Williams Height : 6’0” Height : 6’1” Position : Center Position : Center Year : Sophomore Year : Freshman High School : : Walther Christian

RS Lizvett Herrera Height : 5’8” Position : Forward Year : Sophomore High School : Taft

14 Women’sBasketball 2018-19 GOOD LUCK LADY TROJANS!

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TCSA Special Thanks to the Triton College Student Association for Supporting Triton College Athletics! Triton College 2018-19 Women’s Basketball Team Records Winning Seasons 15 of 42

Team Records – One Game Most Points Scored 123 vs. Oakton 1984-85 Least Points Scored 24 vs. Wright & Joliet 1974-75 Most Points Allowed 136 vs. Illinois Valley 1987-88 Least Points Allowed 15 vs. Truman 1979-80 Best Winning Margin 102 vs. Truman 1979-80 Worst Losing Margin 86 vs. Illinois Valley 1987-88 Most 3-Point FG’s Made 19 vs. Wright 2014-15

Team Records – One Season Best Winning Percentage .937 1982-83 Most Points Scored 2,636 1982-83 Best Offensive Average 82.4 1982-83 Lowest Offensive Average 37.6 2011-12 Best Defensive Average 44.2 1988-89 Highest Defensive Average 75.1 2006-07 Most Consecutive Wins 15 1982-83 Most Consecutive Wines (Home) 13 2002-03 Most Consecutive Losses 13 2008-09 Most Wins 30 1982-83 Most Losses 28 2008-09 Least Wins 2 2011-12 Least Losses 2 1982-83

Individual Records–One Game Points 46 Paige Wooten vs Joliet 2008-09 Rebounds 30 Felicia Bridges vs Harper 2006-07 Blocks 11 Taylor Pate vs Morton 2015-16 Field Goals Made (Includes 3-pt. shots) 18 Micki McEvoy vs Wright 1980-81 Field Goals Attempted (Includes 3-pt. shots) 42 Brittany Holston vs Kishwaukee 2006-07 3-Point Field Goals Made 8 Marie Chew vs. Wright 2014-15 Free Throws Made 20 Paige Wooten vs. Joliet 2008-09 Free Throws Attempted 24 Paige Wooten vs. Joliet 2008-09 Assists 14 Chiquita Ellis vs. Olive-Harvey 2007-08 Steals 12 Lyneice Lush vs Lake County 1996-97 12 Lyneice Lush vs Illinois Valley 1996-97 12 Lyneice Lush vs Morton 1996-97

Individual Records–One Season Points 676 Kelly Sweeney 1991-92 Rebounds 429 Coleanna Funches 2015-16 Blocks 129 Taylor Pate 2015-16 Field Goals Made (Includes 3-pt. shots) 284 Kelly Sweeney 1991-92 Field Goals Attempted (Includes 3-pt. shots) 686 Tracy Graves 1990-91 3-Point Field Goals Made 92 Deisy Mena 2002-03 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 269 Chiquita Ellis 2007-08 Free Throws Made 149 Micki McEvoy 1980-81 149 Candace Madison 2014-15 Free Throws Attempted 246 Candace Madison 2014-15 Assists 176 Lisa Kolwitz 1983-84 176 Sue Dressler 1980-81 Steals 149 Alondra Chavarria 2015-16 Scoring Average 26 Kelly Sweeney 1991-92 Rebound Average 16.7 Felicia Bridges 2006-07 Women’sBasketball 2018-19 17 Triton College 2018-19 Women’s Basketball Leading Scorers–Career (Minimum 425 points) Leading Scorers–Season (Minimum 350 points) Micki McEvoy 1,033 1979-81 Kelly Sweeney 676 1991-92 Alondra Chavarria 1,029 2015-17 Micki McEvoy 667 1980-81 Jenny Kubasiak 1,019 1992-94 Alondra Chavarria 579 2016-17 Candace Madison 980 2014-16 Candace Madison 557 2014-15 Tracy Graves 960 1990-92 Paige Wooten 545 2008-09 Jan Peraino 948 1985-87 Angela Anello 542 1984-85 Tonya Morris 909 1988-90 Tracy Graves 541 1991-92 Deisy Mena 836 2002-04 Tonya Morris 540 1989-90 Sue Dressler 765 1979-81 Jenny Kubasiak 527 1993-94 Celina Smith 735 1987-89 Jan Peraino 501 1986-87 Kelly Sweeney 676 1991-92 Sue Dressler 478 1980-81 Taylor Pate 647 2015-17 Coleanna Funches 473 2015-16 Terry Malone 630 1978-80 Alondra Chavarria 450 2015-16 Andrionna Harper 617 2016-18 Jan Peraino 447 1985-86 Tammy Czeszewski 615 1996-98 Kathy Nieman 433 1983-84 Cre' Williams 580 2013-15 Deisy Mena 432 2003-04 Paige Wooten 545 2008-09 BeeBee McBride 431 1982-83 Angela Anello 542 1984-85 Candace Madison 423 2015-16 Jackie Cross 539 1992-94 Celina Smith 421 1987-88 Amy Walker 525 1983-85 Tracy Graves 419 1990-91 Karyl Gross 517 1984-86 Deisy Mena 404 2002-03 Charquinda Holloman 512 2006-08 Leanne Neimeyer 404 2005-06 Aleja Hall 487 2009-11 Dewone Currin 402 1997-98 Patty Pierce 477 1986-88 Dana Lewis 397 1997-98 Coleanna Funches 473 2015-16 Audra Jaconetti 385 1986-87 Chiquita Ellis 470 2007-09 Monica Abbate 382 1993-94 Lisa DiGiacomo 469 1985-87 Martha Senese 371 1993-94 Sharlisa Clark 459 2009-11 Tonya Morris 369 1988-89 Kathy Conroy 443 1984-86 Micki McEvoy 366 1979-80 Serina Breezer 440 2008-10 Arnise Harris 356 2002-03 Kathy Nieman 433 1983-84 Aleja Hall 350 2009-10 BeeBee McBride 431 1982-83 All-Region IV Team (1990-Present) All-Americans Kelly Sweeney (Div. III) 1st Team 1991-92 Sharon Wydra (Div. I) 1st Team 1982-83 Jenny Kubasiak (Div. III) 1st Team 1992-93 Kelley Sweeney (Div. II) 2nd Team 1991-92 Dawn Karkoska (Div. III) 2nd Team 1992-93 Jenny Kubasiak (Div. III) 2nd Team 1992-93 Jackie Cross (Div. III) 1st Team 1993-94 Jenny Kubasiak (Div. III) 1st Team 1993-94 Martha Senese (Div. III) 1st Team 1993-94 Region IV Hall of Fame Tammy Czeszewski (Div. III) 2nd Team 1997-98 Tim McKinney 2011-Contributor/Friend of Sport Arnise Harris (Div. II) 1st Team 2002-03 Jenny Kubasiak 2014-Student-Athlete Deisy Mena (Div. II) 1st Team 2003-04 Christine Demogiorgas (Div. II) 1st Team 2004-05 Leanne Neimeyer (Div. II) 2nd Team 2005-06 Candace Madison (Div. II) 2nd Team 2014-15 Coleanna Funches (Div. II) 1st Team 2015-16 Alondra Chavarria (Div. II) 2nd Team 2015-16 Alondra Chavarria (Div. II) 1st Team 2016-17 Jasmine Nelson (Div. II) 2017-18

Triton College Female Athlete of the Year Paige Wooten 2008-09 Candace Madison 2014-15 Alondra Chavarria 2015-16 Alondra Chavarria 2016-17

18 Women’sBasketball 2018-19 Year-by-year Records 1974-Present Year W L Pct. Conference W L Pct Place Coach 1974-75 5 5 .500 Lutkehus 1975-76 10 6 .625 Skyway 10 6 .625 Lutkehus 1976-77 8 11 .421 N4C 4 3 .571 4th Olson 1977-78 11 8 .578 5 2 .667 2nd Olson 1978-79 8 11 .421 2 5 .285 5th (T) Olson 1979-80 18 6 .750 7 0 1.000 1st Power 1980-81 23 8 .741 12 2 .857 1st Power 1981-82 28 5 .848 13 1 .928 1st (T) Power 1982-83 30 2 .937 12 0 1.000 1st Power 1983-84 25 5 .833 11 3 .785 2nd (T) Power 1984-85 16 14 .533 8 6 .571 5th Schoenhoff 1985-86 12 15 .444 7 7 .500 4th Schoenhoff 1986-87 12 15 .444 6 8 .428 5th Schoenhoff 1987-88 12 14 .460 7 7 .500 4th (T) Pancratz 1988-89 7 24 .226 2 12 .143 7th Larosae 1989-90 13 17 .433 4 8 .333 4th Larosae 1990-91 4 24 .143 2 10 .167 6th Larosae 1991-92 16 12 .571 9 3 .750 2nd Hull 1992-93* 21 12 .636 10 2 .833 2nd Hull 1993-94* 25 8 .758 11 1 .917 1st Hull 1994-95 4 27 .148 0 10 .000 6th Tancrede 1995-96 7 21 .250 1 9 .100 6th Tancrede 1996-97 14 15 .442 5 5 .500 2nd Tomasello 1997-98 6 23 .207 0 10 .000 6th Tomasello 1998-99 No Season 1999-00 No Season 2000-01 16 16 .500 3 5 .375 3rd Hull 2001-02 16 10 .615 2 6 .250 4th Hull 2002-03# 20 10 .666 6 2 .750 2nd Hull 2003-04 11 14 .440 5 3 .625 3rd Anderson 2004-05 3 20 .130 1 9 .100 6th DeAngelis 2005-06 10 17 .370 4 6 .400 4th DeAngelis 2006-07 5 20 .200 3 7 .300 5th Fulton 2007-08 7 21 .250 3 11 .214 7th Hull 2008-09 3 28 .096 0 14 .000 8th Hull 2009-10 3 27 .100 0 14 .000 8th DeAngelis 2010-11 3 27 .100 1 13 .071 7th Rivera 2011-12 2 13 .133 -- - - Rivera 2012-13 5 24 .172 29.181 7th Rivera 2013-14 5 25 .166 2 11 .154 7th Rivera 2014-15 5 26 .161 4 10 .286 5th (T) Rivera 2015-16 23 10 .697 84.666 3rd Robertson 2016-17 13 19 .406 59.357 6th Robertson 2017-18 11 20 .355 77.500 5th Hatch Totals 496 655 .431 195 256 .432 Five Titles (42 Seasons)

*1993-94 NJCAA Division III National Runner-up *1992-93 NJCAA Division III Seventh Place Finish

# Denotes Season Triton moved to NJCAA Division II Level

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Remembering Dan Hull (1943-2018)

Dan Hull coached the Triton College women’s basketball team three different times, from 1991-94, 2000-03 and 2007-09. During those years, the Triton women’s basketball program enjoyed a wealth of success as Hull won a total of 124 games. Hull’s 1991-92 squad finished second in the North Central Community College Conference (N4C) and earned a trip to the Region IV, Division III final four. During the 1992-93 campaign, Hull guided the Lady Trojans to the Region IV championship and a seventh place finish at the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) National Tournament. He was also named Region IV Coach of the Year in 1993. However, the highlight of Hull’s Triton coaching career came during the 1993-94 season, as the Lady Trojans were crowned N4C conference champions, Region IV champions and District II champions en route to finishing second in the nation. A lost to Anoka-Ramsey (MN) in the national title game ended a terrific season at 25-8. Hull was named conference, region and district Coach of the Year in 1994. In 2000, Hull would return to Triton to revive a program that did not even compete the previous season. He led the Lady Trojans that year to a very respectful 16-16 record. After a 16-10 record the following season, Hull’s final season during his second tour of duty was a great one. He urged the school to offer tuition waivers for women’s basketball and the program moved up to Division II status. Triton went 20-10 during the 2002-03 season, including a 13-0 home record. The mark is the best in school history and was highlighted by wins over Malcolm X, South Suburban and the College of DuPage who were all highly rated that season. The College of DuPage win was the first time the Lady Trojans had defeated the Chaparrals since the 1993-94 season. In addition to coaching basketball at Triton, Hull also served as head softball coach from 1989-1994. During that span, Hull led the Lady Trojans to five 20+ win seasons and a pair of sectional championships in 1990 and 1991. Hull died March 29, 2018 at the age of 75 after battling a debilitating pulmonary disease. The Triton College women’s basketball program proudly dedicates our 2018-19 season in memory of Coach Dan Hull.

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Mark R. Stephens Chairman Triton College Board of Trustees

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