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2 0 1 8 - 1 9 S O U T H E R N I L L I N O I S B A S K E T B A L L Media Guide Saluki Women’s Basketball 2018-19 Saluki WaY SIU Arena Entrance SIU Arena — Home of Walt Frazier One of NBA’s 50 Greatest Players Saluki Women’s Basketball 2018-19 Saluki Way Team Store at SIU Arena West Concourse John Paul Cook Club Saluki Women’s Basketball 2018-19 Troutt-Wittmann ACADEMIC & TRAINING CENTER Bronze Saluki Statue Saluki Women’s Basketball 2018-19 Troutt-Wittmann ACADEMIC & TRAINING CENTER Saluki Women’s Basketball 2018-19 Saluki Women’s Basketball 2018-19 3 5 10 12 15 Kezia Martin Caitlin Link Brittney Patrick MAKENZIE SILVEY CAITLYN CLAUSSEN 5-10 • Sr. • F 5-10 • Fr. • G 5-6 • So. • G 5-11 • Fr. • G 6-0 • R-So. • G/F Jefferson City, Mo. Madison Wis. Bolingbrook, Ill. Glen Carbon, Ill. Manhattan, Kan. Jefferson City. H.S. Edgewood H.S. Bolingbrook H.S. Edwardsville H.S. Wamego H.S. 21 23 25 31 33 Payton Mccallister Kristen Nelson Abby Brockmeyer LAUREN HARTMAN RACHEL PUDLOWSKI 5-10 • Fr. • G 5-9 • Jr. • G 6-1 • So. • F 6-3 • Jr. • F/C 5-11 • So. • F Columbia, Mo. Farmington Hills, Mich. Raymond, Ill. Tremont, Ill. O’Fallon, Mo. Rock Bridge H.S. Harrison H.S. Lincolnwood Tremont H.S. Fort Zumwalt 34 35 42 NICOLE MARTIN Celina VanHyfte Ashley Hummel 6-1 • Jr. • G 6-0 • RS-Sr. • F/C 6-1 • Sr. • F/C Jefferson City, Mo. Annawan, Ill. Hilliard, Ohio Jefferson City H.S. Annawan H.S. Hilliard Bradley H.S. CINDY STEIN CHRISTELLE N’GARSANET Jody Adams Nicole collier Adesuwa Ebomwonyi Brianna JOnes Head Coach Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Director of Operations Grad. Asst. Video Coordinator Sixth Season Sixth Season First Season Third Season Fourth Season First Season Saluki Women’s Basketball 2018-19 Front Row (From Left): Brittney Patrick, Caitlin Link, Payton McCallister, Kristen Nelson, Head Coach Cindy Stein, Rachel Pudlowski, Tiajaney Hawkins, Makenzie Silvey, Kezia Martin Back Row (From Left): Athletic trainer Caitlin McGuire, strength and conditioning graduate assistant Aaron Letinski, Assistant Coach Nicole Collier, graduate assistant Brianna Jones, Caitlyn Claussen, Celina VanHyfte, Gabby Walker, Lauren Hartman, Ashley Hummel, Abby Brockmeyer, Nicole Martin, Associate Head Coach Christelle N’Garsanet, Director of Basketball Operations Adesuwa Ebomwonyi, Assistant Coach Jody Adams. 2018-19 ROSTER # Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown High School 3 Kezia Martin F 5-10 Sr. Jefferson City, Mo. Jefferson City 5 Caitlin Link G 5-10 Fr. Madison, Wis. Edgewood H.S. 10 Brittney Patrick G 5-6 Jr. Bolingbrook, Ill. Bolingbrook 12 Makenzie Silvey G 5-11 So. Glen Carbon, Ill. Edwardsville 15 Caitlyn Claussen G/F 6-0 R-So. Manhattan, Kan. Wamego 21 Payton McCallister G 5-10 Fr. Columbia, Mo. Rock Bridge 23 Kristen Nelson G 5-9 Jr. Farmington Hills, Mich. Harrison 25 Abby Brockmeyer F 6-1 So. Raymond, Ill. Lincolnwood 31 Lauren Hartman F/C 6-3 Jr. Tremont, Ill. Tremont 33 Rachel Pudlowski F 5-11 So. O’Fallon, Mo. Fort Zumwalt 34 Nicole Martin F 6-1 Jr. Jefferson City, Mo.x Jefferson City 35 Celina VanHyfte F/C 6-0 R-Sr. Annawan, Ill. Annawan 42 Ashley Hummel F/C 6-1 Sr. Hilliard, Ohio Hilliard Bradley HS Coaches: Cindy Stein - Head Coach (6th year) Christelle N’Garsanet - Associate Head Coach (6th year) Jody Adams - Assistant Coach (1st year) PRONUNCIATIONS Nicole Collier – Assistant Coach (3rd year) Celina VanHyfte ...............Van Heff-tee Adesuwa Ebomwonyi - Director of Operations (4th year) Christelle N’Garsanet ....en-GAR-suh-nay Brianna Jones - Grad. Asst. Video Coordinator (1st year) Adesuwa ............................uh-DESS-uh-wuh Ebomwonyi .......................eh-bum-WON-yee Pudlowski ..........................Puh-Luh-ski Kezia ...................................Kay-zee-uh Table of Contents/Quick Facts TABLEOFCONTENTS MEET THE 2018-19 SALUKIS MVC/Non-Conference Stats .................49 Table of Contents/Quick Facts. .10 Home/Away Stats .........................50 Salukis in the Pros .........................11 Comparison Stats .........................51 Roster Breakdown .........................12 Team Leaders .........................52-53 SIU Arena ............................13-14 Game Highs. .54 Director of Athletics Jerry Kill .................15 Season Highs ............................55 Box Scores ...........................56-63 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Cindy Stein .................16-19 2018-19 OPPONENTS Associate Head Coach Christelle N’Garsanet. .20 Non-Conference Opponents ..............64-65 Assistant Coach Jody Adams ................21 MVC Opponents .......................66-67 Assistant Coach Nicole Collier ...............22 Director of Operations Adesuwa Ebomwonyi ....23 HISTORY/RECORD BOOK Video Coordinator Brianna Jones .............23 Coaching History ..........................68 Athletic Trainer Caitlin McGuire. 23 Year-by-Year Results ....................69-79 Strength GA Aaron Letinski. .23 Team-by-Team All-Time History ............80-85 All-Time Series Records ....................86 STUDENT-ATHLETES Yearly Totals .............................87 Brittney Patrick ........................24-25 Miscellaneous Team Records ................88 Makenzie Silvey. 26-27 All-Time Opponent Records .................89 Caitlyn Claussen .......................28-29 All-Time Postseason Teams ..............90-92 Kristen Nelson .........................30-31 All-Time Roster by Number ..................93 Abby Brockmeyer ......................32-33 Alphabetized All-Time Roster ................94 Lauren Hartman. 34-35 Yearly Leaders .........................95-97 Rachel Pudlowski ......................36-37 Individual Records. 98 Nicole Martin ..........................38-39 Single-Game Records ......................99 Celina VanHyfte. .40-41 Single-Season Records ....................100 Ashley Hummel ........................42-43 Freshman Single-Season Records ...........101 Kezia Martin. .44 Career Records. .102 Caitlin Link ...............................45 1,000 Point Scorers ...................103-104 Gabby Walker ............................46 Saluki Hall of Fame Inductees ...........105-106 Payton McCallister. .47 Awards/Honors ..........................107 2017-18 SEASON AT A GLANCE Career Totals Directory ................ 108-111 Overall Stats and Results ...................48 Saluki Media Services .....................112 FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION QUICK TEAM INFORMATION School ......... Southern Illinois University Carbondale 2017-18 Overall Record ..................... 17-14 City/Zip. .Carbondale, Illinois/62901 MVC Record ............................ 11-7/4th Founded ..................................1869 Letterwinners Returning/Lost .................. 10/4 Enrollment .............................. 13,031 Starters Returning/Lost ....................... 4/1 Nickname ...............................Salukis School Colors ...................Maroon and White COACHING STAFF Arena (Capacity) .................SIU Arena (8,339) Head Coach ................Cindy Stein (Sixth Year) Affiliation .........................NCAA Division I Alma Mater . .Illinois (1983) Conference ..............Missouri Valley Conference Assoc. Head Coach ..Christelle N’Garsanet (Sixth Year) Interim President ....................Kevin Dorsey Alma Mater. Missouri (2006) Chancellor .................................N/A Asst. Coach ................Jody Adams (First Year) Athletic Director .........................Jerry Kill Alma Mater. .Tennessee (1994) Athletics Phone ....................(618) 453-5311 Asst. Coach .............. Nicole Collier (Third Year) Ticket Office Phone .................(618) 453-2000 Alma Mater. .Missouri Western State (2003) Director of Operations Adesuwa Ebomwonyi (Fourth Year) HISTORY Alma Mater. Tulane (2015) First year of Women’s Basketball. 1959 Video Coordinator. Brianna Jones (First Year) All-Time Record ..................... 716-683 (.511) Alma Mater. North Dakota State (2017) Conf. Championships/Last .................. 4/2007 Athletic Trainer .....................Caitlin McGuire NCAA Appearances/Last ................... 4/1992 Strength GA ........................Aaron Letinski WNIT Appearances/Last. 4/2007 WBI Appearances/Last ..................... 2/2017 10 SALUKIS IN THE PROS Recent Southern Illinois University graduate Rishonda Napier became the 11th Saluki women’s basketball player to sign a professional contract. Napier signed with Kraljevo in Serbia and is the latest former Saluki to take her talents abroad, joining Anita Scott (top left; Switzerland & Greece), Petra Jackson (top right; United States), Molly McDowell (middle left; Amersterdam, Holland, Germany), D.D. Plab (middle right; Ireland), Christine Presswood (bottom left; United States), Amy Rakers (bottom right; Japan) and Dyana Pierre (Finland, Sweden) as Salukis who have inked professional contracts. McDowell played 10 seasons abroad, winning three titles for the ProBuild Loon Lions in Amsterdam, Holland and is currently the team’s head coach, while Jackson was the 1995 MVP of the now defunct Women’s Basketball Association, playing for the Illinois Knights. Presswood, on the other hand, was drafted and signed by the Jacksonville Surf of the Women’s United States Basketball Association (WUSBA), only to have the league fold before ever playing a game. Pierre averaged 11.9 points and 9.8 rebounds per game in 11 contests with Aanekosken Huima in Finland and made 15 appearances later that year with Alvik Basket in Sweden. Saluki Professional Players Amy Rakers - Japan Molly McDowell - ProBuild Loon Lions (Holland, Amsterdam) Anita Scott -
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