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Women's Basketball Page 1/1 Combined Team Statistics As of Jan 21, 2021 Specific Games UCF in the LAST FIVE GAMES WOMEN’S BASKETBALL THE MATCHUP 2020-21 SCHEDULE/RESULTS DATE OPPONENT TV/WEB TIME/RESULT NOVEMBER (1-0) UCF Knights 25 Virginia ESPN+ W, 60-34 Record: 7-2, 5-1 The American DECEMBER (3-1) Head Coach: Katie Abrahamson-Henderson 4 at LSU^ SEC Network+ W, 58-48 AT 13 FGCU ESPN+ L, 70-57 15 Tulane* ESPN+ W, 66-62 Houston Cougars 19 at Tulsa* ESPN+ W, 53-42 Record: 8-4, 5-3 The American 21 at Georgia Tech ACC Network PPD Head Coach: Ronald Hughey 30 Memphis ESPN+ PPD Date .........................................................Saturday, Jan. 23 TV .................................................................................. ESPN+ JANUARY (3-1) Time ....................................................................... 3 p.m. ET Play-by-Play ..............................................Matt Pedersen 3 Houston* ESPNU W, 55-46 Site ...............................................................Houston, Texas Analyst ........................................................Da’Yon Dunlap 9 at Temple* ESPN+ L, 61-58 13 at ECU* ESPN+ W, 58-51 Stadium ...................................................... Fertitta Center Twitter............................................................. @UCF_WBB 17 Cincinnati* ESPNU W, 57-41 Hashtag.............................................................. #ChargeOn 20 SMU* ESPN+ Canceled KNIGHT NOTES 23 at Houston* ESPN+ 3 p.m. THE OPPONENT 27 ECU* ESPN+ 5 p.m. • UCF heads to Houston for the second meeting of the season with the 30 at Wichita State* ESPN+ 8 p.m. Cougars. Houston is 804 overall, with a 5-3 mark in league play and are FEBRUARY (0-0) coming off an 80-46 win over Temple on Wednesday. 2 at Memphis* ESPN+ 7:30 p.m. • Britney Onyeje leads the Cougars with 10.8 points per game and ranks 7 South Florida* ESPN2 Noon 33rd nationally with 2.78 three-point field goals made per game. She leads 10 Wichita State* ESPN+ 5 p.m. Houston with 25 treys on the year. 14 at Cincinnati* ESPN+ 5 p.m. • Dymond Gladney averages 9.2 points per game for Houston. Julia Blackshell- 17 at Tulane* ESPN+ 7 p.m. Fair dishes out 3.7 assists per game and pulls down 5.8 rebounds per contest to 20 Tulsa* ESPN+ Noon lead the Cougars. 24 at SMU* ESPN+ Canceled • UCF leads the all-time series, 17-6. A 55-46 win in Orlando on Jan. 3 27 Temple* ESPN+ 1 p.m. extended the Knights’ win streak to eight in the series. MARCH (0-0) A D-LISH PG COMBO 2 at South Florida* ESPN+ 7 p.m. • UCF has a solid point guard combo in Diamond Battles and Alisha Lewis. The American Championship (Fort Worth, Texas) • In the win over Cincinnati on Jan. 17, the duo combined for 10 assists and just 8 First Round one turnover. Adding in the win at ECU, Battles and Lewis combined for 19 9 Quarterfinals assists. 10 Semifinals • There has only been one game this season in which both did not register at 11 Championship least one assist (at Tulsa). ^ - SEC/American Athletic Conference Challenge • Battles averages 4.0 assists per game and Lewis averages 3.2. * - American Athletic Conference game • Battles, who has also seen time as the 2-guard, scored a career-high 17 points All times Eastern. Dates and times subject to change. and led UCF with seven assists in the season opener against Virginia. At LSU, she pulled down a career-high 10 rebounds. She has tallied six double-digit scoring performances in nine games, with two other games being 9-point outings. • Lewis opened her UCF career with 13 points on 5-for-5 shooting from the field against the Cavaliers. She added 10 points in the league opener against Tulane and led the Knights with 12 points in the win at ECU. LAST GAME STARTERS G G F G F #1 Tay Sanders #3 Diamond Battles #5 Masseny Kaba #25 Ahna Burney #32 Brittney Smith 6-1 • Jr. 5-8 • Jr. 6-3 • Sr. 5-8 • So. 6-3 • Jr. Bartow, Fla. • Chipola College Winter Haven, FL • Winter Haven Dorchester, MA • Cathedral Vancouver, WA • DME Sports Academy Orlando, FL • Boone PPG RPG APG MPG PPG RPG APG MPG PPG RPG APG MPG PPG RPG APG MPG PPG RPG APG MPG 11.67 4. 1.9 30.8 11.3 4.2 4.0 34.4 7.9 5.6 1.3 27.7 1.9 1.3 0.3 9.6 10.31 5. 0.6 27.0 UCF ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 1 Tay Sanders G/F 6-1 Sr. Bartow, Fla./Bartow HS (Chipola College) 2 Maniya Custis G 5-3 Fr. Camden, N.J./Trenton Catholic 3 Diamond Battles G 5-8 Jr. Winter Haven, Fla./Winter Haven HS 4 Kiera Brown G 5-9 RFr. Riviera Beach, Fla./Palm Beach Gardens HS 5 Masseny Kaba F 6-3 Sr. Dorchester, Mass./Cathedral HS 11 Becca Ripley G 6-0 RJr. Stratham, N.H./New Hampton School (Miami) 14 Asia Todd G 5-9 So. Clayton, N.C./Clayton HS (Liberty) 21 Colleen Bucknor G 5-10 Fr. Miami, Fla./Miami High 23 Alisha Lewis G 5-7 So. Wallingford, Pa./Strath Haven (Syracuse) 24 Jnaya Walker F 6-1 Sr. Bolingbrook, Ill./Bolingbrook HS (Trinity Valley CC) 25 Ahna Burney G 5-8 So. Vancouver, Wash./Evergreen HS 32 Brittney Smith F 6-3 Jr. Orlando, Fla./Boone HS 33 Destiny Thomas F 6-2 So. Atlanta, Ga./Forest Park HS 42 Ashton Verhulst F 6-2 Fr. DeSoto, Kan./Bishop Miege HS 55 Breyanna Frazier G 5-8 RFr. Jersey City, N.J./Marist HS COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Katie Abrahamson-Henderson (Iowa, 1990), fifth season at UCF Associate Head Coach: Tahnee Balerio, fifth season Assistant Coach: Isoken Uzamere, fifth season Assistant Coach: Nykesha Sales, fifth season ROSTER BREAKDOWN PRONUNCIATION GUIDE BY STATE/COUNTRY BY ELIGIBILITY Florida Senior Katie Abrahamson-Henderson ..........................ABE-ruh-ham-son Diamond Battles Masseny Kaba Tahnee Balerio ........................................TAWN-ee buh-LARE-ee-oh Kiera Brown Tay Sanders Colleen Bucknor Jnaya Walker Kiera Brown .............................................................................key-AIR-uh Tay Sanders Brittney Smith Junior Colleen Bucknor ........................................................................ Buck-ner Diamond Battles Ahna Burney ................................................................................... ah-nuh Georgia Becca Ripley Destiny Thomas Brittney Smith Maniya Custis ..........................................................................Muh-nie-uh Illinois Masseny Kaba ................................................MAH-suh-nee KAH-buh Jnaya Walker Sophomore Ahna Burney Alisha Lewis .....................................................uh-LISH-uh (not Alicia) Kansas Alisha Lewis Ashton Verhulst Destiny Thomas Courtajia Sanders ...............................................................core-TAY-juh Asia Todd Isoken Uzamere .................................. ee-SO-ken ooh-ZAH-mer-ay Massachusetts Masseny Kaba Freshman Ashton Verhulst ...................................................................... Ver-hull-st Kiera Brown New Hampshire Colleen Bucknor Jnaya Walker ............................................................................juh-nay-uh Becca Ripley Maniya Custis Breyanna Frazier New Jersey Ashton Verhulst Maniya Custis UCF, Not Central Florida Breyanna Frazier Please refer to the University of Central Florida as UCF, not Central Florida, on all references. Also, please note that UCF’s teams stopped being referred North Carolina Asia Todd to as the Golden Knights in 2007. Instead, they are simply called the Knights. Pennsylvania Alisha Lewis Washington Ahna Burney UCF INFORMATION KNIGHT NOTES Location Orlando, Fla. GETTING DEFENSIVE Founded 1963 • In typical UCF fashion during the Coach ABE era, the Knights are among the best in Enrollment 67,000+ the country defensively. Nickname Knights • UCF ranks fifth in scoring defense, limiting opponents to 50.6 points per game. Five Colors Black and Gold of the Knights’ nine opponents have been held below 50 points. Conference American Athletic • The Black and Gold are also holding their opponents to a 33.8 field goal percentage Facility Addition Financial Arena (10,000) this season, which ranks 17th in the country. President Dr. Alexander Cartwright • In each game this season, UCF has forced its opponent into double-digit turnovers, and Director of Athletics Dr. Daniel J. White ranks 51st nationally in turnovers forced (19.67). Athletics Phone (407) 823-2261 Ticket Office Phone (407) 823-1000 YAY FOR TAY • Tay Sanders has been one of UCF’s top performers to start the 2020-21 campaign. COACHING STAFF • The senior guard registered her first 20-point performance as a Knight at LSU. Head Coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson • She scored UCF’s first eight points against the Tigers and finished the game shooting Alma Mater Iowa, 1990 over 64 percent from the floor. She was perfect from the free throw line in her first Career Record 337-150 (15 years) attempts of the season and hit UCF’s lone three-pointer of the contest. UCF Record 96-42, fifth season • Sanders earned her second AAC Honor Roll spot after registering her first double- Assistant Coach Tahnee Balerio double performance as a Knight with 17 points and 10 rebounds in the win over Houston. Alma Mater Missouri State, 2008 • In her first season with the Black and Gold, Sanders registered just three double-digit Assistant Coach Isoken Uzamere games. The guard has tripled that this season - just nine games in. Alma Mater Hofstra, 2011 • She currently leads the Knights in scoring, averaging 11.6 points per game. Assistant Coach Nykesha Sales • A self-proclaimed lover of defense, Sanders ranks 78th nationally with 2.33 steals per Alma Mater UConn, 1998 game and 123rd with 21 steals on the season. Director of Operations Stephanie Follett • The defensive mindset runs in the family for the Bartow, Fla., native. Her older sister, Director of Prog. Development Ebone Henry Zykira Lewis - who suited up for UCF from 2013-1 - finished her career fourth all-time with Athletic Trainer Tony Munoz 257 steals and third on the single season chart after swiping 101 in 2016-17. Basketball Office Phone (407) 823-6266 SHINE BRIGHT, DIAMOND • Diamond Battles knew that her role on the team would have to change with the TEAM INFORMATION graduation of Kay Kay Wright. The point guard has stepped up to the challenge in 2020-21.
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