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Georgia Southern Women's Basketball Primary Media Outlets THE GUIDE INSIDE THE GUIDE MiMi DuBose ....................................................46 Table of Contents ...............................................1 Lacie Dowling ..................................................47 2009-2010 Quick Facts ....................................2 Danielle Spencer .............................................47 Media Information .............................................3 Aishya Wofford ............................................... 47 2010-2011 Roster ...........................................4-5 Hanner Fieldhouse ........................................48 TV/Radio Chart ....................................................6 2009-10 REVIEW THE UNIVERSITY Final Notes .........................................................50 Georgia Southern University ..................7-11 Final Stats/Individual Highs ........................51 Iron Works .........................................................12 Superlatives/Game-by-Game Highs ......52 Sports Medicine/Academic Services ......13 Box Scores ....................................................53-58 Athletic Foundation ......................................14 SoCon Final Statistics ...............................59-60 Administration .................................................. 15 Surrounding Statesboro ........................16-17 RECORD BOOK Coaches & Staff ............................................... 18 Points ..............................................................62-63 Rebounds ........................................................... 64 2010-11 PREVIEW Field Goals .........................................................65 Group Pictures .................................................19 Three-Pointers .................................................. 66 2009-2010 Preview .......................................20 Free Throws ......................................................67 Assists ................................................................... 68 Blocks & Assists................................................. 69 COACHING STAFF Team Records .............................................70-71 Head Coach Rusty Cram .......................22-23 Year-by-Year Statistics ....................................72 Assistant Coach Regina Days-Bryan ......24 Class Records ....................................................73 Assistant Coach Mary Perry .......................25 Hanner Fieldhouse Records ......................74 Assistant Coach Amy Krach .......................26 Opponent Records ........................................75 All-Conference ................................................. 76 1,000 Point Scorers ........................................77 MEET THE EAGLES NCAA Tournament .......................................78 Jamie Navarro ............................................29-29 All-Time Series Records .................................79 Logan Youngblood .................................30-31 All-Time Letterwinners ..................................80 Janay Wilson ..............................................32-33 All-Time Jersey Numbers .............................81 CREDITS: Candice Ivy ..................................................34-35 Year-by-Year Results .................................82-88 Krista Tate .....................................................36-37 The 2010-11 Georgia Southern Women’s Basket- Samantha Williams ..................................38-39 ball Media Guide is a publication of the Georgia Meredyth Frye ............................................40-41 Southern University Athletics Media Relations Office. Briana Scott .................................................42-43 The book was written, edited and designed by Ro-Ro Smith .................................................44-45 Elizabeth Ryan and Barrett Gilham. Brittney Benzio .................................................46 Photography: Frank Fortune; Suzanne Oliver, GSU Jordi Cook ..........................................................46 Photo Services; Willis Glassgow, WG Sports Photos; Adrienne DeFilippis .......................................46 SoCon Photos. Cover Design: On the Back Cover: Special Thanks: Rusty Cram, the GSU coaching staff, GSU Athletics Media Relations staff. 2010-11 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 1 QUICK FACTS QUICK FACTS Name of School ..................... Georgia Southern University Location .......................................... Statesboro, GA 30460 Enrollment ............................................................... 19,086 Nickname................................................................. Eagles School Colors ............................................. Blue and White Home Facility (Capacity) ......... Hanner Fieldhouse (4,358) WOMEN’SN’S BABASKETBALLSKETBALL INFORMATIONINFORMATI Affi liation .................................................... NCAA Division I Head Coach..................................................... Rusty Cram Conference ........................................................... Southern Alma Mater (Year) ............................ Louisiana Tech, 1985 President ............................................... Dr. Brooks A. Keel Record at GSU (Years) ................................... 219-190 (14) Director of Athletics........................................... Sam Baker Career Record (Years) .............................................. Same Faculty Athletics Representative ........ Dr. Chris Geyerman Best time/day to reach coach .......................... Contact SID Assoc. AD/Compliance and Eligibility .........Keith Roughton Assoc. AD/Senior Woman Administrator ....... Cathy Beene Assistant Coach............ Regina Days-Bryan (14th season) Asst. AD/Business Manager .............................. Jeff Blythe Alma Mater (Year) ....................... Georgia Southern (1991) ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS Assistant Coach............................ Mary Perry (4th season) Assistant Director (WBB Contact) ............Barrett Gilham Alma Mater (Year) ....................... Georgia Southern (2000) Offi ce Phone ............................................. (912) 478-5448 E-Mail .............................. [email protected] Assistant Coach............................ Amy Krach (1st season) Cell Phone ................................................... 912-678-5051 Alma Mater (Year) ....................... Georgia Southern (2001) Assistant AD / Media Relations .....................Rose Carter Offi ce ............................................................912-478-0352 SUPPORT STAFF E-Mail [email protected] Head Athletic Trainer/WBB ............... Brandy Petty Clouse Assistant Director..................................... A.J. Henderson Strength/Conditioning Coach................... Brandon Howard Staff Assistant ..............................................Andrew Agan Student Assistants ............Justin Baker, Whitley McCloud TEAM INFORMATION Web Site ..................... www.GeorgiaSouthernEagles.com Overall record last year (H/A/N) ..........19-12 (8-5/10-5/1-2) Mailing Address ......................................... P.O. Box 8085 SoCon record/fi nish ............................................. 13-7 / 5th ..........Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA 30460 SoCon Tournament ........................................................ 1-1 Shipping Address .................590 Herty Drive, Room 1125 Players returning/lost .................................................. 10/6 ......................... Hanner Fieldhouse, Statesboro, GA 30458 Starters returning/lost .....................................................2/3 Newcomers........................................................................ 5 PROGRAM HISTORY First year of Women’s Basketball .......................... 1973-74 MEDIA INFORMATION Overall Record....................................................... 592-442 Radio Station ........................................... WPMX 102.9 FM Overall Southern Conference Record ....................187-120 Play-by-Play ............................................. Ryan Chambers NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last ......................2/1994 Local Newspaper ....................................Statesboro Herald SoCon Tournament Record .......................................21-16 Basketball Beat Writer / Sports Editor ............... Matt Yogus Number of SoCon Tournament Titles/Years ... 2/1993,1994 PLAYER ANALYSIS STARTERS RETURNING Name Pos Ht. Year GP-GS PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Jamie Navarro G 5-6 Senior 31-31 8.7 1.8 2.4 .354 .326 .878 Krista Tate G 6-0 Junior 30-26 5.2 4.0 1.3 .338 .250 .684 STARTERS LOST Name Pos Ht. Year GP-GS PPG RPG APG FG% 3FG% FT% Jessica Geiger F 6-1 Senior 30-29 6.7 5.3 1.6 .420 .319 .697 J’Lisia Ogburn F 6-1 Senior 31-30 10.5 4.7 1.0 .532 .294 .651 Carolyn Whitney G 5-7 Senior 31-31 11.1 3.3 2.5 .348 .331 .731 2 GEORGIA SOUTHERN EAGLES MEDIA INFORMATION CREDENTIALS team will be determined by visiting media relations di- GEORGIASOUTHERNEAGLES.COM Requests for working press credentials should be made rectors. The Georgia Southern Women’s Basketball Home Page in writing to Rose Carter. Credential requests will be can be found at www.GeorgiaSouthernEagles.com. reviewed and accepted for the season and on a game- RADIO by-game basis. One complimentary telephone line is provided for visit- All current Eagle basketball information is located at ing broadcasts on a reciprocal basis. Broadcast coor- this address, including game-by-game
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