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NCCU Eagles Basketball Eagles NCCU Basketball NC CENTRAL GAME WINTRHOP Eagles Eagles (0-2, 0-0 MEAC) 3 (0-2, 0-0 BSC) www.NCCUEaglePride.com www.WinthropEagles.com SCHEDULE/RESULTS Wednesday, Nov. 14 • 7:00 PM • Rock Hill, S.C. • Winthrop Coliseum NOVEMBER 09 (Fri.) at High Point L, 69-80 WINTHROP EAGLESS NC CENTRAL EAGLES 13 (Tues.) ELON L, 54-83 14 (Wed.) at Winthrop 7:00 PM LOCATION.................................Rock Hill, S.C. LOCATION................................Durham, N.C. 17 (Sat.) at Iowa 3:00 PM CONFERENCE..................................Big South CONFERENCE.................Mid-Eastern Athletic 20 (Tues.) UNCW 11:00 AM LAST GAME.........................L, 39-85 (Nov. 11) LAST GAME.........................L, 54-83 (Nov. 13) 24 (Sat.) USC UPSTATE 3:00 PM at #14 Georgia (Athens, Ga.) vs. Elon (Durham, N.C.) DECEMBER HEAD COACH.........Lynette Woodard (Kansas) HEAD COACH........Trisha Stafford-Odom (California, ‘92) 01 (Sat.) COASTAL CAROLINA 2:00 PM WINTHROP RECORD.............2nd Season, 3-29 NCCU RECORD......................2ndSeason, 9-23 12 (Wed.) UNCG 2:00 PM CAREER RECORD...................3rd Season, 3-32 CAREER RECORD................5th Season, 46-68 15 (Sat.) WOFFORD 10:00 AM 20 (Thurs.) at Georgia State 1:00 PM NCCU vs. WINTHROP NCCU PROBABLE STARTERS 21 (Fri.) vs. Kennesaw State 1:00 PM SERIES........................................Winthrop leads 7-0 29 (Sat.) at Memphis 12:00 PM 03 Shontai Totten 5-6 Jr. G 10.5 PPG LAST MEETING........................L, 39-62 (Nov. 28, ‘15) JANUARY 06 London Thompson 5-7 Fr. G 6.0 PPG 02 (Wed.) WILBERFORCE 3:00 PM at Winthrop (Rock Hill, S.C.) STREAK................................................................L7 11 Caira Benton 5-9 Sr. G 8.5 PPG 05 (Sat.) BETHUNE-COOKMAN* 2:00 PM VIDEO...........................................................ESPN+ 04 Paulina Afriyie 5-11 Jr. F 10.0 PPG 12 (Sat.) at Md. Eastern Shore* 2:00 PM STATS.....................................NCCUEaglePride.com 33 Kiyana Brown 6-1 Fr. F 8.5 RPG 14 (Mon.) at Delaware St.* 5:30 PM TWITTER...............@NCCUAthletics or @NCCUWBB 19 (Sat.) COPPIN ST.* 2:00 PM 21 (Mon.) MORGAN ST.* 2:00 PM STATISTICAL COMPARISON 26 (Sat.) NORTH CAROLINA A&T* 2:00 PM 28 (Mon.) at Savannah St.* 5:30 PM WINTRHOP CATEGORY NCCU 40.0 Points Per Game 61.5 FEBRUARY 80.5 Opponents Points Per Game 81.5 02 (Sat.) at Bethune-Cookman* 2:00 PM -40.5 Scoring Margin -20.0 04 (Mon.) at Florida A&M* 5:30 PM 22.3% Field Goal Percentage 37.1% 09 (Sat.) MD. EASTERN SHORE* 2:00 PM 45.3% Opp. Field Goal Percentage 43.4% 11 (Mon.) DELAWARE ST.* 5:30 PM 15.4% 3-Point Field Goal Percentage 31.3% 16 (Sat.) at Norfolk St.* 4:00 PM 33.3% Opp. 3-Point Field Goal Percentage 32.4% 18 (Mon.) at Howard* 5:30 PM 60.0% Free Throw Percentage 62.7% 23 (Sat.) SAVANNAH ST.* 2:00 PM 32.5 Rebounds Per Game 41.5 25 (Mon.) SOUTH CAROLIN ST.* 5:30 PM 66.0 Opp. Rebounds Per Game 38.0 -33.5 Rebounding Margin +3.5 MARCH 2.0 3-Pointers Per Game 2.5 07 (Thurs.) at North Carolina A&T 5:30 PM 8.0 Opp. 3-Pointers Per Game 6.0 11-16 MEAC Tournament 2.5 Blocks Per Game 4.0 Norfolk Scope Arena 12.5 Steals Per Game 5.5 5.0 Assists Per Game 9.0 17.5 Turnovers Per Game 24.0 21.0 Opp. Turnovers Per Game 14.0 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY ROSTER No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown / Previous School 0 Rodneysha Martin Sr. G 5-5 Olive Branch, Miss./Horn Lake HS 1 Dasmine Kasey Fr. G 5-9 Roanoke, Va./William Fleming HS 2 Faith Williams Fr. G 5-8 Akron, Ohio/St. Vincent-St. Mary HS 3 Shontai Totten Jr. G 5-6 Pittsboro, N.C./Louisburg College 4 Paulina Afriyie Jr. F 5-11 Bronx, N.Y./Herbert H. Lehman HS 5 London Thompson Fr. G 5-7 Lumberton, N.C./Lumberton Senior HS 11 Caira Benton Jr. G 5-9 Duarte, Calif./Mt. San Antonio College 21 Jasmine Pollock Fr. G 5-7 Fredericksburg, Va./Massaponax HS 22 Zaria Atkins So. G 5-7 Dudley, N.C./Purdue Fort Wayne 23 Lanay Rodney Jr. G/F 5-8 Peekskill, N.Y./Monroe Community College 24 Theyoung Puoy Jr. F 6-0 Anchorage, Alaska/Arizona Western College 32 Desiree Keeling Sr. C 6-2 Roanoke, Va./Rutgers University 33 Kiyana Brown Fr. F 6-1 Yanceyville, N.C./Bartlett Yancey HS 34 Xian Lopez Fr. G/F 5-11 Snelleville, Ga./South Gwinnett HS 40 Kieche White So. G 5-4 Washington, D.C./Friendship Collegiate Academy 44 Ashlyn Lockard Fr. F 6-2 Tracey, Calif./Brookside Christian HS HEAD COACH: Trisha Stafford-Odom (Second Season) Pronunciation Guide ROD-knee-sha Martin KEE-shay White ASSISTANT COACH: Tynesha Lewis Paulina a-FREE-A TY-nee-sha Lewis ASSISTANT COACH: Jason Harris KY-rah Benton ASSISTANT COACH: Rod Woodard DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS: Clarissa Adams RETURNERS NCCU QUICK FACTS 0 Rodneysha Martin 4 Paulina Afriyie SCHOOL NAME.............North Carolina Central University NCCU Women’s Basketball SID....................Kevin Buczek 11 Caira Benton CITY/ZIP.........................................Durham, N.C. 27707 SID EMAIL [email protected] 40 Kieche White FOUNDED..........................1910 by Dr. James E. Shepard SID OFFICE PHONE..................................(919)530-6017 NEWCOMERS ENROLLMENT........................................................8,097 SID WORK CELL PHONE..........................(919) 428-8099 NICKNAME..........................................................Eagles MAILING ADDRESS......116 McDougald-McLendon Arena 1 Dasmine Kasey SCHOOL COLORS.....................................Maroon & Gray Durham, NC 27707 2 Faith Williams 3 Shontai Totten ARENA NAME....................McDougald-McLendon Arena 5 London Thompson CAPACITY..............................................................3,116 2017-18 OVERALL RECORD......................................9-21 21 Jasmine Pollock NATIONAL AFFILIATION...........................NCAA Division I 2017-18 MEAC RECORD.............................................7-9 22 Zaria Atkins CONFERENCE................Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference 2017-18 HOME RECORD............................................6-6 23 Lanay Rodney CHANCELLOR..............................Dr. Johnson O. Akinyele 2017-18 AWAY RECORD...........................................3-14 24 Theyoung Puoy ALMA MATER...........................................Alabama A&M 2017-18 NEUTRAL RECORD.......................................0-1 32 Desiree Keeling ATHLETICS DIRECTOR.......Dr. Ingrid Wicker McCree, Ed.D. LETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST..........................4/10 33 Kiyana Brown ALMA MATER (Year)..............George Washington (1989) STARTERS RETURNING/LOST......................................4/1 34 Xian Lopez 44 Ashlyn Lockard LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... MEAC 2018-19 (SINCE D1 TRANSITION) PRESEASON POLL MISCELLANEOUS STATS 1. North Carolina A&T 279 (15) Current Streak ...............................................................L2 TEAM SCORING Current Home Streak .....................................................L1 2. Bethune-Cookman 271 (8) Current Road/Neutral Streak .........................................L1 NCCU scored 100+ points N/A 3. Norfolk State 217 Last Win ...................................................................... N/A An opponent scored 100+ points 103 at UNCG (12/31/15) Last Home Win ........................................................... N/A 4. Howard 200 Last Road Win ............................................................. N/A NCCU scored 90+ points 95 vs. Fayetteville St. (12/8/07) Last Home Loss ...................................... Nov. 13 (vs. Elon) 5. Maryland Eastern Shore 177 (1) An opponent scored 90+ points 99 at Iowa State (12/10/17) Last Road Loss .................................Nov. 6 (at High Point) 6. Morgan State 162 NCCU scored 80+ points 81 at South Carolina State (2/24/18) 7. North Carolina Central 134 Double-Doubles (Career) An opponent scored 80+ points 83 vs. Elon (11/13/18) Paulina Afriyie ...........................................................1 (9) 8. Florida A&M 108 Kiyana Brown ............................................................1 (1) Caira Benton ..............................................................0 (2) 9. Coppin State 98 Rodneysha Martin .....................................................0 (1) 10. Delaware State 81 MARGIN OF VICTORY Games As Leading Scorer 11. South Carolina State 80 Paulina Afriyie ................................................................ 1 NCCU won by 50+ points N/A London Thompson .......................................................... 1 An opponent won by 50+ points 53 by #18 Oregon St.(11/22/17) 12. Savannah State 65 Zaria Atkins..................................................................... 1 NCCU won by 40+ points N/A 2018-19 An opponent won by 40+ points 41, 99-58 at Iowa State (12/10/17) PRESEASON ALL-MEAC Game As Leading Rebounder Paulina Afriyie ................................................................ 1 NCCU won by 30+ points 37, 75-38 vs. Johnson & Wales (11/18/16) Preseason Player of the Year: Kiyana Brown ................................................................. 1 An opponent won by 30+ points 37, 85-48 at Coloraod St. (11/25/17) Angel Golden, Bethune-Cookman Game As Leader in Assists FIRST TEAM Shontai Totten ................................................................ 1 Name School Zaria Atkins..................................................................... 1 OVERTIME Angel Golden, Sr., G Bethune-Cookman Ashanti Hunt, Sr., G Bethune-Cookman NCCU won in overtime 56-54 (OT) vs. South Carolina St. (1/10/15) Game As Leader in Blocks Chance Graham, Jr., F Coppin St. Kiyana Brown ................................................................
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