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2011-12 Schedule/Results MSHA at H L E T I C Ce N T E R • Jo H N S O N Ci T Y , Te Nn ETSU LADY BU C S (6-19, 5-9) A T LIP S COM B LADY BI S ON (5-20, 3-11) 2011-12 SCHEDULE/RESULTS MSHA ATHLETI C CE N TE R • JOH N SO N CITY , TE nn . November (0-6) Th u r s d a y , Fe b . 16, 2012 • 7:30p m (eT) • TV: asu n .tv • ra d i o : WXsm-AM 640 (pl a y -by-pl a y : Jo h n sT e V e n s ) • li V e sT a T s : li p s c o m b sp o r T s .c o m 11 TENNESSEE TECH % (MSHA Athletic Center) .............L, 76-87 18 UAB % (Burton Coliseum) .........................................L, 47-59 19 Manhattan % (Burton Coliseum) ..............................L, 53-86 GAM E DAY INFORMA T ION 21 at Appalachian State (Holmes Center)......................L, 65-89 SE R IES .......................................................................................................................... ETSU LEADS 15-1 26 MTSU (MSHA Athletic Center) ..................................L, 63-78 LAST MEETI N G .....................................................................W, 89-52 (JA N . 21, 2012, JOH N SO N CITY ) 28 at Richmond (Robins Center) ...................................L, 39-66 LADY BU C S IN THEI R LAST 5 ................................................................................................................. 1-4 LADY BU C S IN THEI R LAST 10 .............................................................................................................. 2-8 December (1-5) ST R EAK ................................................................................................................................................L, 3 1 at Stetson (Edmunds Center) ♦ ................................L, 60-68 ne xt Ti m e ou T F o r T h e la d y bu c s .....................................................................AT BELMO N T (FE B . 18) 3 at Florida Gulf Coast (Alico Arena) ♦ ........................L, 60-88 LADY BU C S ’ LEADI N G SC O R E R .............................................................................DESTI N Y MIT C HELL , 12.2 6 at Missouri State (JQH Arena) ...................................L, 70-81 LADY BU C S ’ LEADI N G RE B OU N DE R ........................................................................ DESTI N Y MIT C HELL , 8.2 11 at #18 North Carolina (Carmichael Arena) ................L, 77-93 LADY BU C S ’ LEADE R IN ASSISTS ................................................................................TA R ITA GO R DO N , 2.0 20 MOREHEAD STATE (MSHA Athletic Center) ...............W, 68-57 LADY BU C S ’ LEADE R IN BLO C KS ...................................................................................TOSHA AUSTI N , 1.3 22 CHATTANOOGA (MSHA Athletic Center) ....................L, 80-88 LADY BU C S ’ LEADE R IN STEALS .................................................................................. CA R A BOWLI N G , 1.4 January (4-5) 4 USC UPSTATE (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ...................W, 67-64 ETSU ProBABLE STARTERS 7 MERCER (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ..........................W, 72-46 NO. POS . NAME CL PP G RP G MIN 9 KENNESAW STATE (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ............W, 77-61 12 at North Florida (UNF Arena) ♦ ................................L, 67-70 3 G NATALIE PI C KWELL SR. 10.5 4.6 27.2 14 at Jacksonville (Veterans Memorial Arena) ♦ ...........L, 44-70 11 G TA R ITA GO R DO N RSR. 7.6 2.8 20.0 19 BELMONT (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ........................L, 75-88 22 F/C TOSHA AUSTI N JR. 3.4 6.2 20.1 21 LIPSCOMB (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ........................W, 89-52 24 LSU (MSHA Athletic Center) .....................................L, 68-71ot 23 G/F CA R A BOWLI N G FR. 7.2 2.4 17.7 28 at USC Upstate (G.B. Hodge Center) ♦ ......................L, 68-74 41 G/F DESTI N Y MIT C HELL SO. 12.2 8.2 27.5 February (1-2) 2 at Mercer (University Center) ♦ ................................W, 75-59 ETSU REMAINING PLAYERS 4 at Kennesaw State (KSU Convocation Center) ♦ .......L, 68-78 NO. POS . NAME CL. PP G RP G MIN 9 JACKSONVILLE (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ................L, 82-88 11 NORTH FLORIDA (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ...............L, 69-74 4 G BR IA nn A BOGA R D FR. 5.2 1.2 19.0 16 at Lipscomb (Allen Arena) ♦ ....................................7:30 p.m. 10 G CHELSEA BOWLI N G FR. 1.0 0.6 5.6 18 at Belmont (Curb Event Center) ♦ ............................6:00 p.m. 14 G SHAW N RA N DALL SO. 3.9 1.4 13.7 23 STETSON (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦ ..........................4:45 p.m. 25 FGCU (MSHA Athletic Center) ♦................................1:30 p.m. 15 F/C SE R E N A CLA R K SO. NCAA D-I TR A N S F E R 20 F MA R IA BO N D FR. 6.1 3.7 15.9 February/March (0-0) ATLANTIC SUN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 21 G IESHA RO B I N SO N JR 2.2 2.1 7.7 29 A-Sun Quarterfinals (Macon, Ga.) ................................ TBA 25 F GWE N WASHI N GTO N SR. 5.8 2.9 17.8 1 Atlantic Sun Quarterfinals (Macon, Ga.) ....................... TBA 32 F ASHLEY MILES SO. OUT F O R SEASO N (Inj U R Y ) 2 Atlantic Sun Semifinals (Macon, Ga.) ........................... TBA 3 Atlantic Sun Championship (Macon, Ga.) ..................... TBA 42 F AMY DUKE FR. 4.2 3.0 17.8 Overall Record ................................... 6-19, 5-9 HOME GAMES IN CAPS LADY BUC NOTES ♦ Atlantic Sun Game WE ARE “ETSU” % Preseason WNIT The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics would like to ask both the print and broadcast All times are Eastern and subject to change media to honor our request to be called “ETSU” throughout the 2011-12 season ... East Tennessee State in first reference is acceptable, but subsequent references should be ETSU ... On TV graphics, please use ETSU ... Our nickname is the Lady Buccaneers, but Lady Bucs is also acceptable. LADY BUCS VS. LIPSCOMB The Lady Bucs have won 15 of the 16 games in the series with their lone loss being the five-point setback on Feb. 3, 2007. Since that loss, ETSU has won 12 straight, while the Lady Bucs are winning on average of 19.7 points per game during this impressive run, including the most recent 89-52 win over Lipscomb back on Jan. 21 in Johnson City. The Lady Bucs were led by Mitchell’s 21-point, 13-rebound performance, while Pickwell came off the bench to add 17 points, five rebounds, four assists, and three steals in 25 minutes of play. Freshman guard Brianna Bogard also scored in double figures after tallying 14 points on 5-of-8 shooting. 2011-12 QU ICK FAC ts INSIDE THE NUMBERS: GE N E RA L INFORMA T ION ETSU VS. LIPScoMB PR E F E rr ED NAME ........................................................ETSU ETSU .........................................CategorY ...........................................LU NI C K N AME ...............................................BU C S (LADY BU C S ) 67.2 ................................. SC O R I N G Off E N SE ................................. 59.3 LO C ATIO N ............................................ JOH N SO N CITY , TE nn . FOU N DED .................................................................... 1911 73.4 ................................. SC O R I N G DE F E N SE ................................. 73.7 Enr OLLME N T ............................................................15,234 -6.2 ...................................SC O R I N G MA R GI N ..................................-14.4 SC HOOL COLO R S ...........................na V y bl u e & ol d Go l d 71.3 ....................................FR EE TH R OW % .................................... 61.9 CO nf E R E nc E .................................................. ATLA N TI C SU N IELD GOAL FI R ST YEA R IN A-SU N CO nf E R E nc E .......................2005-06 37.9 .................................... F % .................................... 37.2 HOME AR E N A .....ETSU/MSHA ATHLETI C CE N TE R (5,740) 40.6 .................................F IELD GOAL % DE F . ................................. 41.7 P E N I N G ATE O F ACILITY O D F ........................................ 1977 31.3 ...............................3-P OI N T F IELD GOAL % ..............................34.4 PR ESS ROW PHO N E .................................(423) 439-5329 33.7 .............................3-P T F IELD GOAL % DE F . ............................. 34.5 ATHLETI C S WE B SITE ........................... WWW .ETSUBU C S .C OM -0.5 ................................... R E B OU N D MA R GI N ...................................-4.8 UNIVERSITY PE R S ONN el 3.6 .............................................B LO C KS ............................................1.9 PR ESIDE N T ..............................................DR. BR IA N NOLA N D ATHLETI C DI R E C TO R ...................................... da V e mu l l i n s 11.7 ..................................ASSISTS P E R GAME .................................. 10.1 SWA .......................................................ba r b i e br e e d l o V e 7.8 ..................................... STEALS P E R GAME ....................................7.4 ATHLETI C DE P A R TME N T PHO N E ...............(423) 439-4343 -1.4 .................................. T u r n o V e r m a r G i n ..................................-5.8 TI C KET Off I C E PHO N E ............................(423) 439-BUCS 0.6 ................................ a s s i s T /T u r n o V e r r a T i o ...............................0.5 WOM E N ’S BA S K etb A ll ST AFF HEAD COA C H ...................KA R E N KEM P , BE rr Y COLLEGE ‘85 RE C O R D AT ETSU .......................262-255 (18TH SEASO N ) ABOUT LIPSCOMB CA R EE R RE C O R D ........................................................... SAME Lipscomb has also lost its last three games and enters Thursday’s contest with a record of 5-20, 3-11 ASSO C IATE HEAD COA C H .. DESHAW N E BLO C KE R , ETSU ‘96 A-Sun ... the Lady Bison have won two of their last three games at home and are led by the strong ASSISTA N T COA C HES .............. BR OOKE WILHOIT, ETSU ‘07, duo of Anna Bowers and Hannah Phillips. Bowers leads the team in scoring at 13.0 points per game and has connected on 55 of Lipscomb’s 156 made three-pointers on the year ... Phillips is posting ..........................................Ke l V i n lo n G , Te n n e s s e e ‘04, 11.7 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 2.5 assists in 30.6 minutes of play during her junior year ..
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