A Tradition of Excellence
3 NAIA NATIONAL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR 1 NCCAA NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR 25 ALL AMERICANS 12 CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR 41 ALL CONFERENCE PERFORMERS 28 NAIA ACADEMIC ALL AMERICANS 56 CONFERENCE SCHOLAR ATHLETES 1 NATIONAL RUNNER UP 2 NAIA FAB FOUR APPEARANCES 10 NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT ELITE 8’S 13 MID SOUTH CONFERENCE REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS 6 MID SOUTH CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS 25 NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES (More than any other team in the NAIA) ONLY TEAM IN THE MID SOUTH CONFERENCE TO GO UNDEFEATED IN CONFERENCE PLAY
Location: Campbellsville, Kentucky Head Coach: Ginger High Colvin Mailing Address: 1 University Drive, UPO 793 Years / Record at School: 10 / 273 73 Campbellsville, KY 42718 Basketball Phone: (270) 789 5554 Founded: 1906
President: Michael V. Carter Basketball E Mail: Nickname: Tigers / Lady Tigers [email protected] Colors: Maroon and Gray [email protected] National Affiliation: NAIA Division I Assistant Coach: Miranda Denney Conference Affiliation: Mid South Conference Assistant Coach: Lindsey Burd Home Court / Capacity: Powell Athletic Center / 1700 Athletic Director: Jim Hardy Office Phone: (270) 789 5257 1. Freed-Hardeman (TN) 2. Lewis Clark State (ID) Athletic Fax: (270) 789 5048 3. Shawnee State University (OH) Sports Information: Jordan Alves 4. Lindsey Wilson College (KY) Office Phone: (270) 789 5276 5. Oklahoma City (OK) Head Athletic Trainer: Derek Port 6. Vanguard (CA) Office Phone: (270) 789 5544 7. Westmont (CA) 8. Baker (KS) 9. Lyon (AK) 10. Campbellsville (KY) Campbellsville University Athletics Web Site: 11. Montana State Northern (MT) www.campbellsvilletigers.com 12. Columbia (MO) 13. Benedictine (KS) Newspaper: 14. Biola (CA) Central Kentucky News Journal 15. Wayland Baptist (TX) Sports Editor: Bobby Brockman 16. Our Lady of the Lake (TX) Phone: (270) 465 8111 17. The Masters (CA) 18. Bethel (TN) Broadcasting Stations: 19. John Brown (AK) WLCU—88.7 FM (Campbellsville) 20. Central Methodist (MO) www.WLCUFM.com 21. Montana Western (MT) Comcast Cable Channel 10 22. Loyola (LA) 23. Pikeville (KY) Voice of the Tigers: 24. Talladega (AL) Matt Payton 25. Lidenwood-Belleville (MO)
HEAD COACH GINGER HOMETOWN Tompkinsville, KY
YEARS / RECORD HIGH COLVIN 10 Years / 273 73 (79%) Ginger High Colvin enters her eleventh season as Head Coach of the Campbellsville University Lady Tigers. Though she has worn the title of head coach for ten seasons, High FAMILY Colvin has been a part of the Lady Tiger family for nearly 3 decades. Her Campbellsville University experience began in Son—Kobe 1986 on the hardwood as a student athlete under then head coach Donna Wise. In her playing career, High Colvin was a Parents—Jimmy and star performer. In 1990, she was named a Third Team All American and the KIAC Player of the Year. She is one of only Linda High four Lady Tigers to be named as an All Conference selection for four consecutive seasons. She is also a member of the 1000 point club at Campbellsville University and a member MSC COACH OF THE YEAR of the Campbellsville University Athletics Hall of Fame. Impressively, High Colvin still holds the NAIA national record 2009, 2010, 2014, 2015 for highest assist average in a career. She also ranks first in
CU Lady Tiger basketball history for assists in a game, season, and career. NATIONAL FINALIST FOR Upon completion of her playing career, High Colvin’s love WBCA COACH OF THE for Campbellsville University and her passion for the game YEAR prompted her to begin her coaching career as an assistant coach under the direction of Hall of Fame Head Coach, 2010, 2015 Donna Wise. High Colvin served as a part time assistant for 12 years from 1991 2003. In 1997, High Colvin was called upon to take over the reins of a struggling Campbellsville High School Lady WBCA CAROL ECKMAN Eagle program. Coach High Colvin’s impact on that program was both quick and remarkable. In seven AWARD WINNER seasons, her teams achieved a winning record five times. High Colvin guided her Lady Eagle teams to three 20 win seasons and three 5th Region All A Championships. One of those All A Regional Championship teams 2016 advanced to the Elite 8 of the Class A State Tournament. She also led Campbellsville to two 20th District Titles (the first and only district titles in school history in women’s basketball). High Colvin’s ultimate achievement at the high school ranks came in 2001 and 2002 when she guided her Lady Eagle squads to the championship game of the 5th Region tournament. ALL TIME ASSIST LEADER In 2003, High Colvin returned to Campbellsville University as a full time assistant. Four seasons later, when AT CAMPBELLSVILLE Donna Wise announced her retirement, High Colvin was the logical choice to fill Wise’s shoes. She is only the UNIVERSITY second head coach in the history of the Campbellsville University program.
In her tenure as head coach, Coach High Colvin has accumulated a sparkling record of 273 wins and 73 losses. She has achieved 4 thirty win seasons; 5 Regular Season Mid South Conference Championships; 2 Mid South MEMBER OF THE Conference Tournament Championships; and 4 Mid South Conference Coach of the Year Awards. As a head coach, High Colvin has advanced to the NAIA National Tournament Elite Eight six times; the NAIA Fab Four CAMPBELLSVILLE twice; and the NAIA National Championship game once. UNIVERSITY HALL OF FAME In 2009 2010, the Lady Tigers became the first team in the history of the Mid South Conference to go undefeated in regular season conference play. Additionally, the Lady Tigers were named the NAIA National Team Champion of Character. 2010 2011 proved to be monumental as well. The Lady Tigers were champions MEMBER OF THE of both the MSC Tournament and Regular Season for the first time in 7 years. In 2013 2014, the Lady Tigers CAMPBELLSVILLE put together High Colvin’s third thirty win season in route to both a Mid South Conference Regular Season Championship and a Mid South Conference Tournament Championship. In 2014 2015, High Colvin and her UNIVERSITY 1000 POINT squad made history by becoming the first team in Campbellsville University history to play in an NAIA National CLUB Championship Game. They did so by advancing to LTB’s first ever Fab Four. The Lady Tigers finished the season ranked #2 in the nation with a final record of 33 4. The 2015 2016 squad would also make history by becoming the first team in program history to be ranked pre season #1 in the nation. Finally, last season, High Colvin’s Lady Tigers finished off an injury plagued season in style by advancing to yet another NAIA National HOLDS THE NAIA NATIONAL Tournament Fab Four—only the second trip to the Fab Four in Program History. RECORD FOR HIGHEST Coach Ginger High Colvin is a relentless worker with a passion for the game of basketball and for ASSIST AVERAGE IN A Campbellsville University. She is adored by her players and respected by her peers. In a ten year span, she has CAREER revived the Campbellsville University program. High Colvin’s competitive nature and tireless work ethic will continue to solidify the Lady Tiger’s position on the national scene for years to come. ASSISTANT COACH MIRANDA
HOMETOWN Somerset, KY DENNEY FAMILY Miranda Denney enters her eleventh season as an assistant coach under Head Coach Ginger High Husband—Brian Colvin. Hootie (as she is known) has a true passion Parents—Mickey and for the game of basketball and for Campbellsville Donna Ray University. As a Lady Tiger, Miranda played four seasons under legendary Head Coach Donna Wise. She was a member of two regular season conference championship teams and one CAMPBELLSVILLE conference tournament championship team. UNIVERSITY Miranda competed in the NAIA National VALEDICTORIAN Tournament all four years of her playing career, and she led her team into the Elite Eight from the (2005) point guard position in her freshman season. Hootie was a gritty, hard working player who always drew the toughest defensive assignment from the guard spot. She competed at the highest MISS CAMPBELLSVILLE level every time she stepped onto the floor. UNIVERSITY Off the floor, Miranda also made her mark on (2005) Campbellsville University. She was named Valedictorian of the CU senior class in 2005. She was also named Miss Campbellsville in that same senior season. Throughout the course of her career on the hardwood, Hootie was named an NAIA Academic All American twice and was also named to the Mid South Conference Academic All B.S. MATHEMATICS & Conference Team three times. She graduated from Campbellsville University with a 4.0 SECONDARY EDUCATION GPA. Upon graduation, she completed her masters degree in Education. She currently (Campbellsville University) teaches part time in the math department at the University. Hootie is a tireless worker who is always willing to go the extra mile for others. She is actively involved in the recruiting process, and is also a key contributor in the scouting process. Denney has been a huge piece of the puzzle for the Lady Tigers over the last M.A.E. MATH EDUCATION ten seasons! (Campbellsville University) ASSISTANT COACH LINDSEY HOMETOWN Hardyville, KY
FAMILY BURD Parents—John Burd & Laura Lindsey Lindsey Burd begins her second season as an assistant coach for the Lady Tiger Basketball Sister—Skyler program. She also serves as the head coach of the Lady Tiger Basketball Junior Varsity program. NAIA NATIONAL PLAYER OF Lindsey comes into her coaching career on the heels of one of the most impressive playing THE YEAR careers in Lady Tiger history. Two years ago, in 2015 her senior season, Lindsey was named the NAIA National Player of the Year—an accomplishment rivaled by only one other player in CU History WBCA FIRST TEAM ALL (Whitney Ballinger in 2010 and 2011). Lindsey was AMERICAN also named the Mid South Conference Co Player of the year, and was selected as a WBCA First 2015 Team All American. Lindsey was a member of the first Lady Tiger MID SOUTH CONFERENCE Basketball Team to advance to the NAIA Fab Four. Burd will always be remembered by LTB nation for PLAYER OF THE YEAR hitting the two free throws in that Fab Four game 2015 to ultimately send the Lady Tigers to their first ever NAIA National Championship game.
In her 4 years at CU, Lindsey was a part of 2 MSC Regular Season Championships and 1 MSC Tournament Championship. She played in 1 NAIA National Tournament Sweet 16, 2 MID SOUTH CONFERENCE NAIA National Tournament Elite 8’s, and 1 NAIA National Championship Game. ALL CONFERENCE TEAM Lindsey Burd is one of the hardest workers and most determined players to ever come 3 Times through the Lady Tiger program. Over the course of four years, Lindsey reinvented her body and her game to become not just a good player, but the best player in the nation. Her relentless work ethic and competitive nature served her well on the court and have NAIA NATIONAL served her equally well on the sidelines as an assistant coach. TOURNAMENT ALL Lindsey oversees the strength and conditioning program for the Lady Tigers. She is TOURNAMENT TEAM currently working on her masters in Sports Management. Twice
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FAMILY Parents—Stu and Kim Alexis Pester begins her first season as a Pester student assistant for the Lady Tiger program. After transferring from North Alabama, Lexi spent two seasons with MAJOR the Lady Tigers. She has an Exercise Science / unbelievable work ethic, and a true Fitness Wellness passion for the game. In her time at CU, Specialist Lexi was named an NAIA Academic All American twice and a Conference Scholar Athlete twice. NAIA ACADEMIC No one worked harder on or off the ALL AMERICAN floor than Alexis Pester. She beat Twice everyone to the gym in the mornings and would have a workout in before everyone else got up for the day. Her work ethic and dedication to MSC ACADEMIC ALL the game were second to none. Lexi was the consummate teammate CONFERENCE and the type of player who made her team better every day in practice. Twice Lexi majored in Exercise Science / Fitness Wellness. She assists with the Strength and Conditioning Program. TRANSFER FROM NORTH Originally from Miami, Florida, Lexi has found a second home in ALABAMA UNIVERSITY Campbellsville, KY. We couldn’t be happier to have her working behind the scenes of our program each and every day. giving up IS SIMPLY NOT AN OPTION Good luck this season, Lexi and the Lady Tigers! Mom, Dad, Blake, Susan, Kaylie, Chezney, Grandma, and Momom STUDENT ASSISTANT EMILY HOMETOWN McKinney, KY
FAMILY Parents—Stanley and Emily Fox begins her first season as a Tammy Fox student assistant for Lady Tiger Basketball. Emily enters her coaching HIGH SCHOOL career on the heels of one of the most Lincoln County successful playing careers in LTB history. In only two and a half seasons, MAJOR Emily rewrote the 3 point record books at CU. She holds the single season Business (Healthcare record for 3’s made in a season with Management) 110. She is also a member of the Lady Tiger 1000 Point Club. Emily was NAIA 2ND TEAM ALL named a 2nd team All American in her AMERICAN (2017) senior season and was named to the Mid South Conference All Conference first team in both her junior and senior seasons. Emily was a member of the two Lady MSC 1ST TEAM ALL Tiger teams that advanced to the NAIA National Tournament Fab CONFERENCE (2016, 2017) Four. Emily is currently working on a masters in Business.
STUDENT MANAGER
CHRIS HOMETOWN Centertown, KY
FAMILY Mother—Rita Schroader Chris Schroader begins his fourth and final season as a manager for the Lady Tigers. Before coming to Campbellsville, Chris attended Ohio County High School where he was a manager for four years. In his first two years of high school basketball, he managed for the men’s team at Ohio County. When his junior year of high school HIGH SCHOOL rolled around, Chris changed his focus and began managing for the women’s basketball program at Ohio County. Chris received a Ohio County student coach award his freshman year, a student assistant award his sophomore season, and a “Mr. Lady Eagle” award his senior year. He graduated from Ohio County with a 3.4 GPA and was named an All American Scholar in 2010, 11, and 13. MAJOR Chris has been a huge part of our program for the last 4 seasons. He does all the little things behind the scenes that make our Physical Education program successful and keep us running smoothly. We appreciate him and all that he has done for LTB! 2017 2018 VARSITY ROSTER
# Name Year Position Hometown 4 Lauren Turner Sr. G Gamaliel, KY 5 Madison Clements Sr. G Clementsville, TN 10 Shyla Calbert Fr. PG Bardstown, KY 12 Alexus Calhoun Jr. F Lebanon, KY 13 Savannah Gregory Fr. G Scottsville, KY 14 Jordan Doram Jr. F Georgetown, KY 20 Caitlin Hall So. PG Stanford, KY 21 Cristin Hall So. G Stanford, KY 22 Lexxus Graham Sr. G Winchester, KY 23 Madison Stewart Jr. F Leitchfield, KY 24 Dylana Fothergill Jr. F Somerset, KY 25 Ashlee McGeorge Fr. F Tompkinsville, KY 30 Madison Kaiser Jr. G Greenville, IN 33 Samantha Rogers Fr. G Lawrenceburg, KY 40 Madison Faulkner So. F Glasgow, KY SENIOR LAUREN GAMALIEL, KY
HIGH SCHOOL Monroe County TURNER PARENTS
2016 17 Season Stats Brad and Tara
Points / Game 4.6 NICKNAME Rebounds / Game 1.9 LT Total Assists 101 Total Steals 66 MAJOR Business (Human Resources) 1000 Point Scorer at Monroe County High School FAVORITE MOVIE Hacksaw Ridge BEST BASKETBALL MOMENT: Playing in the National Championship Game and FAVORITE TEAM Beating Freed to go to the Final Four Kentucky
SPECIAL TALENTS COACH’S COMMENTS
Making People Laugh Lauren is tough as nails and a great defender. We threw her into a new role last season, and she delivered by helping lead our team to the Fab FAVORITE ATHLETE Four. Lauren brings great energy and toughness to our team. Steph Curry
Dad, Mom, Reagan, Grace, Ansley Ova SENIOR MADISON CLEMENTSVILLE, TN
HIGH SCHOOL Monroe County CLEMENTS PARENTS 2016 17 Season Stats Larry and Heather
Points / Game 12.3
Rebounds / Game 2.8 NICKNAME Mads Free Throw % 85%
Total Steals 74 MAJOR Sports Management 2nd Team All Conference Exercise Science (Fitness (2017) Wellness) 4th Region Player of the Year (2013)
1000 Point Scorer at Monroe FAVORITE MOVIE County High School Remember the Titans NAIA Academic All American (2016, 2017)
FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM Boston Red Sox COACH’S COMMENTS SPEICAL TALENTS Madison is a winner and a Coach’s dream. She is passionate, dedicated, Making A’s Without talented, and has an unquenchable desire to be better. She makes Studying everyone else better because of it.
Daddy, Mama, Mackenzie, and Chandler SENIOR LEXXUS WINCHESTER, KY
HIGH SCHOOL George Rogers Clark GRAHAM PARENTS 2016 17 Season Stats Robbie and Deena
Points / Game 7.0
Rebounds / Game 1.9 NICKNAME Lexx, Lexx Chainz 3 Pt. FG % 33% Total Steals 51 MAJOR Sports Management All District and All Region (2014) Tied the KHSAA Sweet 16 Record for Most 3’s in a Game FAVORITE FOOD (2014) McDonalds Hot Cakes KHSAA Sweet 16 All Tournament Team (2014) SPORT I WOULD PLAY IF I DIDN’T PLAY BASKETBALL Cheerleading COACH’S COMMENTS
Lexxus is a natural leader and a great defender. She shoots the ball well SPECIAL TALENTS from the perimeter, and she has worked hard to expand her game. Shoe Shopping Lexx will look to build off a tremendous national tournament last year!
Wishes Lexxus Graham #22 Good Luck Her Senior Year! JUNIOR ALEXUS LEBANON, KY
HIGH SCHOOL Marion County CALHOUN PARENTS 2014 15 Season Stats Autria Calhoun, David Hazelwood Points / Game 11
Rebounds / Game 9 NICKNAME FG% 57% Lex, Calhoun FT% 69%
Transfer from Union MAJOR University Elementary Education
Member of the Marion County High School State Championship Team FAVORITE FOOD (2013) Birthday Cake Ice Cream
BEST BASKETBALL MOMENT: Winning State Championship SPECIAL TALENTS I Can Do a Back Walk Over Into a Cartheel COACH’S COMMENTS ONE WORD TO Alexus gives us great size and length in the post spot. She will be one of DESCRIBE YOU our best post defenders, and is certainly our biggest presence in the Witty paint. Alexus has an energetic personality that makes her easy to like.
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HIGH SCHOOL Harrison County DORAM PARENTS 2016 17 Season Stats Tish Doram
Points / Game 10.5
Rebounds / Game 5.3 NICKNAME Jor FG % 62% Total Blocks 12 MAJOR
Scored 2207 Points and Nursing Grabbed 1483 Rebounds in her Career at Harrison County High School FAVORITE FOOD Crab Legs Holds the Record for Rebounds in a Season (365) and Career (1483) at Harrison FAVORITE ATHLETE County LeeAnn Grider
COACH’S COMMENTS SPECIAL TALENTS
Playing the Piano Jordan is a huge factor for us. She is super talented, strong, and a great team player. She is a hard guard in the post because of her strength HERO / ROLE MODEL and athleticism. Jordan continues to get better and better every day! My Dad
“If God be for us, who can be against us?” Romans 8:31
Love Sherese and Jo Jo Love Mom, Nanny, and Bernie JUNIOR MADISON LEITCHFIELD, KY
HIGH SCHOOL Grayson County STEWART PARENTS 2016 17 Season Stats Richie Stewart, Dana Stewart Points / Game 11.3
Rebounds / Game 3.8 NICKNAME FT% 82% Stew Total Steals 32 NAIA National Tournament All MAJOR Tournament Team (2017) Business Administration 2nd Team All Conference (2017) 1000 Point Scorer at Grayson County High School FAVORITE MOVIE Lexington Herald Honorable Stand By Me Mention All –State (2014) Owensboro Messenger Enquirer 3rd Region Player of the Year SPECIAL TALENTS (2014) Can Solve a Rubik’s Cube
COACH’S COMMENTS
ONE WORD TO Madison is incredibly talented. She works hard every day, and has all DESCRIBE YOU the tools needed to be a great player. Madison played her best basket- Adventurous ball late last season. I’m anxious to see what this season holds for her. JUNIOR DYLANA SOMERSET, KY
HIGH SCHOOL Southwestern Pulaski FOTHERGILL PARENTS 2016 17 Season Stats Mark and Jill
Points / Game 1.0
Rebounds / Game 1.1 NICKNAME “D” FG% 55% FT% 100% MAJOR District Champion 3 Times Math, Spanish (2013, 2014, 2015) Regional Runner Up (2015) FAVORITE FOOD District All Tournament Sushi
BEST BASKETBALL MOMENT: FAVORITE MOVIE National Tournament Run to Shawshank Redemption the Final Four
COACH’S COMMENTS SPECIAL TALENTS Braiding Hair Dylana has good size and ability in the post. She is a great passer from the post spot. She has a natural feel for the game and good basketball FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM IQ. Dylana comes from a big time basketball family. Duke JUNIOR MADISON GREENVILLE, IN
HIGH SCHOOL Floyd Central KAISER PARENTS 2016 17 Season Stats Keith and Shannon Kaiser
Points / Game 2.5 Tim and Jennifer Hartlage
Rebounds / Game 2.2 NICKNAME Total Assists 28 Kaiser, Maddy FT% 78%
2nd All Time Leading Scorer at MAJOR Floyd Central High School Business Management
Indiana East/West All Star Player of the Game FAVORITE MOVIE (2015) The Other Woman
News and Tribune Girls Athlete of the Year SPECIAL TALENTS (2015) Drawing
COACH’S COMMENTS
ONE WORD TO Madison worked her guts out this summer to improve her game. She is DESCRIBE YOU one of the most physical players that we have. Madison gives 110% Goofy at everything she does. She is a great mid range jump shooter.
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The Kaiser Family Love, Mom and Tim SOPHOMORE CAITLIN STANFORD, KY
HIGH SCHOOL Lincoln County HALL PARENTS 2016 17 Season Stats Ken and Jenny Points / Game 2.6
Rebounds / Game 0.9 NICKNAME Twin Total Assists 36 3 Pt. FG% 39% MAJOR
District All Tournament Team Business
Back to Back Region Champs FAVORITE FOOD Steak
Best Basketball Moment: FAVORITE ATHLETE 2017 National Tournament John Wall
COACH’S COMMENTS FAVORITE MOVIE Fast and Furious Caitlin is one of those players that is just fun to watch. She sees the floor as well as any kid we’ve ever had. Caitlin has the ability to impact SPECIAL TALENTS the game in a lot of ways on the offensive end of the floor. Juggling SOPHOMORE CRISTIN STANFORD, KY
HIGH SCHOOL Lincoln County HALL PARENTS 2016 17 Season Stats Ken and Jenny
Points / Game 1.4
Rebounds / Game 0.5 NICKNAME Twin FG% 50% 3 Pt. FG% 46% MAJOR Business District All Tournament Team Region All Tournament Team All Region 3rd Team FAVORITE FOOD East/West All Star Game Chicken Parmesan
BEST BASKETBALL MOMENT: FAVORITE MOVIE Going to the Final Four Divergent
COACH’S COMMENTS SPECIAL TALENTS Cooking Cristin is a great shooter. She is strong, and has the ability to get to the rim when she wants to. She and her sister come from a great high FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM school program that has prepared them well. Kentucky Wildcats SOPHOMORE MADISON HORSE CAVE, KY
HIGH SCHOOL Caverna FAULKNER PARENTS 2016 17 Season Stats Cornelius and Meredith Points / Game 4.0
Rebounds / Game 2.7 NICKNAME Faulkner Total Assists 27 FT% 64% MAJOR All Time Leading Scorer at Psychology Caverna High School (Boys or Girls) FAVORITE FOOD Scored over 3000 Points, Grabbed over 1400 Rebounds, Chips and Waffles and Dished out over 300 Assists at Caverna FAVORITE ATHLETE Scholastic Art Winner Muhammad Ali
COACH’S COMMENTS SPECIAL TALENTS Playing the Harmonica Madison is extremely versatile and explosive. She will do whatever it takes to win. Madison is a great teammate who is incredibly vocal. She FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM gives you everything she’s got every single day. Northern Kentucky FRESHMAN SHYLA BARDSTOWN, KY
HIGH SCHOOL Nelson County CALBERT PARENTS 2016 17 Season Stats Terry and Leslie Points / Game 16.2 Assists Per Game 3.0 MAJOR
Steals Per Game 3.2 Undecided FT% 74% FAVORITE FOOD
Member of the 2,000 Point Steak Club at Nelson County
Holds the School Record for FAVORITE MOVIE Most Assists at Nelson County Love and Basketball
Best Basketball Moment: Winning Region To Go To FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM State My Senior Year Cleveland Cavaliers
COACH’S COMMENTS SPORT I WOULD PLAY
IF I DIDN’T PLAY Shyla is going to be a crowd pleaser. She is super quick and can get BASKETBALL after someone defensively. She may be small, but she packs a big Soccer punch. Shyla has a great career ahead of her here at Campbellsville.
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HIGH SCHOOL Allen County Scottsville GREGORY PARENTS 2015 16 Season Stats Ricky and Beverly Points / Game 17.0 Rebounds / Game 8.0 MAJOR
Assists/Game 2.4 Special Education Steals/Game 3.0 FAVORITE FOOD 1000 Point Scorer at Allen Mashed Potatoes County Scottsville (1836 Pts.) Holds the School Record for Rebounds in a Season (285) FAVORITE ATHLETE Only Player in ACS History to Have 1000 Points and Steph Curry Rebounds in a Career KHSAA Sweet 16 All Tournament Team (2015) FAVORITE MOVIE 4th Region First Team War Room
COACH’S COMMENTS SPECIAL TALENTS I Can Juggle Savannah is super athletic and quick. After red shirting last season, she is eager to contribute. Savannah is a first class kid on and off the floor. FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM She has unbelievable drive, and will do whatever it takes to win. Tennessee Volunteers FRESHMAN ASHLEE TOMPKINSVILLE, KY
HIGH SCHOOL Monroe County McGEORGE PARENTS 2016 17 Season Stats Joe and Shelia
Points / Game 10.7
Rebounds / Game 10.7 NICKNAME Ash FT% 65% FG% 53% MAJOR Undecided 1000 Rebound Club (All Time Leading Rebounder) at Monroe County High School FAVORITE FOOD Class A State Champion (2017) Mac and Cheese
BEST BASKETBALL MOMENT: Winning Class A State My FAVORITE MOVIE Senior Year My Sister’s Keeper
COACH’S COMMENTS SPORT I WOULD PLAY
IF I DIDN’T PLAY Ashlee is a great rebounder who has a knack for the ball. She is long BASKETBALL and athletic in the post spot, and has loads of potential. Ashlee’s best Volleyball days of basketball are ahead of her!
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HIGH SCHOOL Anderson County
ROGERS PARENTS 2016 17 Season Stats Tim and Marsha
Points / Game 13.8
Rebounds / Game 6.5 NICKNAME Sammy Assists Per Game 2.0 Steals Per Game 4.0 MAJOR Elementary Education 1000 Point Club at Anderson County High School All 8th Region Team FAVORITE FOOD All District Team Chocolate
BEST BASKETBALL MOMENT: Signing to Play College FAVORITE MOVIE Basketball Fast and Furious
COACH’S COMMENTS SPECIAL TALENTS Hit Dingers Sammy gives us great size at the guard spot. She handles and passes the ball extremely well. Sammy has a very solid overall game. We love FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM her length—she will create matchup problems for opposing teams! New York Yankees LAST YEAR’ S SEASON IN REVIEW
TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Final Record: 28 7 Conference Rankings / Awards: Final Ranking in the Polls: #10 Emily Fox NAIA National Tournament “Fab Four” MSC First Team All Conference 1ST in 3 Point Field Goals Made / Game (2.97) Final National Rankings: 1ST in 3 Point FG Made (101) #2 in Turnover Margin (6.529) 3RD in Total Scoring (504) RD #2 in Total Steals (438) 3 in 3 Point FG% (39%) TH #3 in Total Assists (605) 4 in Points Per Game (14.82) 14TH in Total Steals (44) #3 in Assists per Game (17.794) TH 15 in Steals / Game (1.29) #3 in Steals per Game (12.882) #6 in Field Goal % (0.452) Madison Clements #9 in Total Scoring Offense (2621) MSC Second Team All Conference #9 in Scoring Offense per Game (77.088) Mid South Conference Player of the week (Twice) 1ST in Total Steals (74) #9 in 3 Pt FG % (36%) 1ST in Steals / Game (2.18) #11 in Assist/Turnover Ratio (1.114) 7TH in Total Scoring (419) #13 in Scoring Margin (15.000) 10TH in Assist / Turnover Ratio #15 in Free Throw % (74%) 12TH in Scoring / Game (12.32)
Lexxus Graham 9TH in Total Steals (51) TH INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS 10 in 3 Point FG Made / Game (1.34) 10TH in Steals / Game (1.59)
12TH in 3 Point FG Made (43) National Rankings / Awards: TH 13 in Assist / Turnover Ratio
Emily Fox Abby Miller ND NAIA 2nd Team All American 2 in Total Steals (69) 4TH in Steals / Game (2.03) NAIA National Tournament All Tournament Team TH RD 4 in Total Assists (103) 3 in Total 3 Pt FG Made (101) TH TH 6 in Assists / Game (3.03) 6 in 3 Pt FG Made / Game (2.971) 11TH in Offensive Rebounds / Game (1.94) TH 25 in Total Scoring (504) 11TH in Assist / Turnover Ratio 13TH in Total Rebounds (169) Madison Clements TH Jordan Doram 19 in Total Steals (74) TH RD 10 in Double Doubles (3) 33 in Steals / Game (2.176) 10TH in Total Rebounds (181) 11TH in Total Rebounds / Game (5.32) Abby Miller 12TH in Defensive Rebounds / Game (3.53) 28TH in Total Steals (69) 13TH in Total Scoring (356) TH 49TH in Total Assists (103) 13 in Offensive Rebounds / Game (1.79)
49TH in Assists / Game (2.029) Lauren Turner 3RD in Total Steals (66) Lauren Turner 5TH in Steals / Game (1.94) 36TH in Total Steals (66) 6TH in Total Assists (101) TH 7 in Assists / Game (2.97)
Madison Stewart Madison Stewart NAIA National Tournament All Tournament Team MSC Second Team All Conference
LAST YEAR’ S RUN TO THE FAB FOUR
Hey Lady Tiger Basketball fans! I was asked to write about our exciting run in the NAIA National Tournament last year and give you guys my personal perspective on the whole experience. I’m sure a lot of people didn’t expect us to have a very successful outing at the tournament given the fact that we lost our starting point guard to a second, terrible injury mid season and we had a not so successful conference tournament that we don’t really like to mention…But we definitely surprised many, proved a lot of people wrong and made memories that will no doubt, last a lifetime. As you probably know, the tournament was held in Billings, Montana. Here is just a little background information on Billings. It is approximately 1,600 miles from Campbellsville to Billings. If you drive straight through without stopping, it would take a little over 23 hours. Billings’ altitude is around 3,123 feet. To put this into perspective, Campbellsville’s altitude is about 814 feet. Billings is also outlined by a rimrock. The rimrock literally formed a high rising rim of rock around the city. At the top of the rimrock is where the planes flew in and out. When we arrived in Billings we couldn’t waste much time. We had to get a couple of practices in for a couple of reasons. First, we had to prepare for our first round, and quite familiar opponent, Talladega College, who we had already played twice in the regular season. Second, we had to get used to the elevation and thin air of Montana. Our practices and film sessions were very focused, but filled with anxiousness because everyone knows it’s hard to beat a good team three times in one season. Aside from practices and film sessions, we had a day to volunteer. We were asked to speak to the kids at a small school, Meadowlark Elementary. The kids and faculty were awesome. They all assembled in the gym where we talked about what it takes to be a collegiate student athlete. We answered any questions that they had and even had a dance party. They were great hosts and even stood in the halls as we were leaving, giving us high fives and cheering for Campbellsville while we wore the shirts they gave us all that had a picture of the state of Montana on it with Meadowlark Elementary pinpointed on it. It’s game day. Everyone is nervous, but eager to get out on the floor. As a senior, I was coming to terms that it could possibly be my last game. I was going to do everything in my power to not let that happen, and I knew my team was right behind me. As we prepare to run out for game time, I look around at all the people in Rimrock Arena. There were a few extremely dedicated families that made the trip to Billings to watch their fellow LTB players. Some flew and others made the cross country drive, enduring snow storms and snowy and icy roads along the way. Others, we knew, were streaming the game from home. However, there were some surprise guests. Meadowlark Elementary. Eventually, a sea of kids would be seated right behind our bench cheering and chanting for us. But now, they would make a human tunnel for us to run out in, giving us all high fives. Meadowlark Elementary made us feel like we had the home team advantage. Another neat thing that I noticed were all the extra fans. These fans weren’t there for a particular team, they were just citizens of the Billings community. They had heard about the NAIA National Tournament and wanted to hang out to watch some good basketball. Most fans would pick their favorite teams and cheer for them. This was what made Billings stand out compared to the past national tournaments that I had been a part of. It’s game time. As we start the game, we quickly figure out that our couple of practices getting use to the elevation and thin air did not do a lot of good, but the same was true for Talladega. Everyone was getting winded quickly. The game was close the whole time. We would finally pull away, but it was never a comfortable lead. But we did it. 84 75. We survived round 1, beating a very good team for the third time that year.
Some friends and families waited until after the first round to make the trip up to Billings. Once again, a couple made the cross country drive, others flew, and one person even suffered during the last 30 minutes of their flight after someone got sick all over them and their neighboring passengers. You know who you are. You are dedicated. Next up, Baker University. Baker was a team full of shooters. Everyone on the court was a threat from 3, from the point guard to practically all the posts. This put a little worry in our minds because we knew that in the past, our special half court zone defense that we run had struggled when we played a team that shot the ball very well. In practice, we emphasized our defense and how important it was to pressure shooters. Come game time, that is exactly what we did. We played the best defense we had played all year. It won us the game. We had 11 steals and we forced them to shoot 28% from 3 and turn it over 20 times. Final score 84 75.
Now the fun part. Next up, Freed Hardeman University. I’m sure most of you remember the last time we played Freed. 2015? Fab Four? Undefeated, overall number 1 seed? Sounds kind of familiar, doesn’t it? Last year was almost identical. We were playing Freed, the undefeated and overall LAST YEAR’ S RUN TO THE FAB FOUR number 1 seed, to get to the Fab Four. This team was very good and experienced. Our defense had to be the best yet. Just as good, or better than our defense against Baker, with not even a full day’s rest for our legs. It’s game time. Nerves are through the roof. Thoughts of the possibility that it could be my last game are still in the back of my mind. But I couldn’t think about that. I had to focus on Freed. When we start the game, we don’t look back. Our defense is very good, just like it was against Baker. We are everywhere and Freed has no idea what to do. They are making mistakes they wouldn’t normally make. Before half time they make a little come- back and we have a one point lead. 21 20. Before the game during film and practice, Coach Colvin and Hootie told us that Freed always plays their best game in the second half. So, we knew we couldn’t let up any. And we did just that. Everyone that came on the floor did something huge for us and had tons of energy. Of course, Freed played better in the second half and adjusted to our defense. It’s the 4th quarter and down to the wire. We’re down 69 70. With around a minute left, Madison Clements gets fouled. 2 shots. Everyone on the bench has their arms locked. Coach can’t even watch. The tension is high. She drains both. 71 70. All we have to do is get a stop and get the ball back. We do it. We got a stop. I have the ball and someone fouls me. 2 shots. I’ve never felt so much pressure in my 17 years of playing basketball. I could hardly feel my legs. I walk up to the line. Little do I know everyone on the bench has their arms locked, some are praying, some can’t even watch. Our prays were answered. I hit both. We’re up 3. 73 70. All we have to do is get a stop. I’m currently guarding a post player around 6’2” because two of our posts fouled out. They need a three. Our guards pressured theirs, forcing a deep three. It hits rim, the ball gets tapped around and they throw up a desperation shot from inside the arc. Air ball. We get the rebound and the buzzer sounds. We survived!! The bench rushes out on the court. Everyone is hugging one another, with tears of built up emotions and happiness streaming down everyone’s faces. We go back to the locker room and hear one of Coach Colvin’s legendary speeches. We made it back to the Fab Four. Social media is crazy. Everyone from friends, family, classmates, past coaches, past teachers, and professors are sending texts, tweets, Facebook posts, and text messages from back home congratulating us on another historical win. We even heard that some students back on campus were asking when the vans were leaving so they could head to Billings to cheer us on. If it wasn’t so far and so expensive to make the trip, a lot of students would have been there to support us. The feeling we were experiencing was unreal. Just like the time we beat Freed in 2015. This is where the hashtag and saying #RememberThatFeeling came into play. The feeling we were experiencing at that time, just like the feeling we had in 2015, can’t be beat. There is nothing like it. There is nothing like beating a number one ranked team with teammates you love and have worked hard with every single day since you stepped on campus. Even though we could have celebrated for days, we had to get serious. We had to face another familiar opponent in the Fab Four. Oklahoma City. The same team we played in 2015 for the national championship. This would be the perfect time to get some revenge. Its game day. There’s so many nerves, but even more excitement. OKC is a big, long team. They are very solid with two great players. Throughout the game we had a hard time adjusting to their length and the athleticism of their two best players. As soon as we would make a run, they would make a run. We came up short, losing 78 87. Us seniors had played our last game. It was a sad and emotional time in the locker room after the game to say the least, but we couldn’t help but try to keep our heads up because we had just made yet another historical run in LTB history. I mean, we were coming home with a Semi Finalist trophy!! To celebrate our run, Coach Colvin and Hootie took us to Yellowstone National Park. It was a couple of hours from Billings, but it was totally worth it. We experienced the beautiful mountains of Montana and Wyoming and took selfies with wild bison and elk just hanging out in the roads. There was also a gift shop we went it and most everyone got some sort of souvenir to take back home. Many got shirts, some got stickers, others got snow globes, but Madison Faulkner got bear claw slippers. She still wears them occasionally...Anyways, over all, it was a great way to end that unforgetta- ble trip and my basketball career, even though I really wish it wasn’t over. Before I’m finished, I would like to thank all the LTB fans, all my team- mates, and Coach Colvin and Hootie for all their support over the span of my career at Campbellsville University. Being a transfer coming in midway through the season was a tough adjustment, but everyone made my transition so easy. Being a part of Lady Tiger Basketball is very special and I’m thankful that Coach and Hootie took me in and treated me like one of their own, doing everything they could to make me and every other LTB member successful on and off the floor. LTB will always be my second family. Thanks for the incredible journey, Emily Fox
NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT “FAB FOUR” TRAVELING WITH THE TIGERS IN MIAMI BEACH LADY TIGER BASKETBALL FACILITIES
The Powell Athletic Center has served as home for the Lady Tigers since the program began in 1975. Since then, the Lady Tigers have accumulated a home court record of 471 wins and 98 losses for an amazing 83% win percentage. The Powell Gym has gone through many facelifts and renovations during it existence. Most recently, the floor was sanded down, refinished, and repainted for the beginning of the 2013 2014 season. LADY TIGER BASKETBALL FACILITIES
The Lady Tiger locker room also underwent a face lift during the summer of 2013. The locker room features 17 wood lockers with bench seating as well as laminate flooring. Besides its practical functions, the locker room serves as a nice landing spot in between classes for the Lady Tigers. Players can come in and lounge on the leather couch, watch TV, nap, or study.
LADY TIGER BASKETBALL FACILITIES
The Lady Tigers live in the Residence Village townhouse style apartments on campus. Each village unit is equipped with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a common kitchen, and a common living area. Every unit holds 6 Lady Tigers. The Villages are a far cry from traditional dorm living! It’s a perk of being a Lady Tiger! THE RECORD BOOKS SINGLE SEASON LEADERS
3 PT. FG MADE # MADE YEAR STEALS # YEAR 1. Emily Fox 110 2015 2016 1. Beth Grant 132 1994 1995 2. Emily Fox 101 2016 2017 2. Andrea Deaton 120 1994 1995 3. Jody Criswell 97 1992 1993 3. Andrea Deaton 111 1993 1994 4. Sara Higdon 82 1998 1999 4. Angie Anderson 100 1993 1994 5. Wendi Messer 80 2009 2010 5. Beth Grant 97 1993 1994 Courtney Clifton 80 2012 2013 6. Mackenzie Lee 96 2011 2012 7. Sara Higdon 79 2000 2001 7. Bonita Scott 94 1980 1981 Caroline Owen 79 2014 2015 8. LeeAnn Grider 93 2015 2016 9. Melly Heaton 75 2009 2010 9. Bonita Scott 92 1979 1980 10. Courtney Clifton 72 2011 2012 10. Rosanne Conlan 91 1985 1986
SCORING AVERAGE AVG. YEAR BLOCKED SHOTS # YEAR 1. Andrea Deaton 23.9 1993 1994 1. Whitney Ballinger 147 2009 2010 2. Betty Conover 23.5 1978 1979 2. Whitney Ballinger 113 2008 2009 3. Andrea Deaton 23.0 1992 1993 3. Whitney Ballinger 107 2010 2011 4. Andrea Deaton 22.9 1994 1995 4. Andrea Deaton 76 1994 1995 5. Whitney Ballinger 22.7 2010 2011 Andrea Deaton 76 1991 1992 6. Whitney Ballinger 22.6 2009 2010 6. Andrea Deaton 64 1993 1994 7. Betty Conover 21.3 1977 1978 7. Andrea Deaton 53 1992 1993 Ernestine Carter 21.3 1983 1984 8. Jenny Noort 52 2002 2003 9. Franseda Gunn 20.5 1986 1987 Jenny Noort 52 2003 2004 10. Colleen Nichols 19.5 1991 1992 10. Ernestine Carter 49 1986 1987
ASSISTS TOTAL AVG. YEAR POINTS TOTAL YEAR 1. Ginger High 305 9.5 1989 1990 1. Whitney Ballinger 813 2009 2010 2. Rhea Beatty 247 7.7 1993 1994 2. Andrea Deaton 779 1994 1995 3. Ginger High 246 8.2 1988 1989 3. Whitney Ballinger 772 2010 2011 4. Rhea Beatty 210 6.6 1992 1993 4. Andrea Deaton 766 1993 1994 5. Katie Allen 204 5.8 2012 2013 5. Andrea Deaton 712 1992 1993 6. LeeAnn Grider 192 5.5 2015 2016 6. Betty Conover 705 1978 1979 7. LeeAnn Grider 191 5.3 2014 2015 7. Lindsey Burd 601 2015 2016 8. Shannon Wathen 189 5.7 1996 1997 8. Betty Conover 583 1980 1981 9. Katie Allen 186 5.6 2011 2012 9. Courtney Danis 572 2007 2008 10. Rosanne Conlan 181 6.0 1985 1986 10. Betty Conover 561 1979 1980
FREE THROW % % YEAR REBOUNDS TOTAL YEAR 1. Mary Jehlik 89% 2013 2014 1. Whitney Ballinger 422 2009 2010 2. Jody Criswell 88% 1990 1991 2. Betty Conover 396 1978 1979 Miranda Ray 88% 2003 2004 3. Whitney Lee 395 2001 2002 4. Jody Criswell 87% 1991 1992 4. Betty Conover 372 1979 1980 5. Pam Smith 86% 1983 1984 5. Franseda Gunn 371 1985 1986 6. Madison Clements 85% 2016 2017 Franseda Gunn 371 1986 1987 7. Rhonda Conrad 84% 1986 1987 7. Whitney Ballinger 358 2010 2011 Julie Jeffries 84% 1997 1998 8. Whitney Lee 345 1999 2000 Priscila Alves 84% 2007 2008 9. Whitney Lee 336 2000 2001 Courtney Clifton 84% 2011 2012 10. Ernestine Carter 326 1983 1984 Courtney Clifton 84% 2012 2013 FIELD GOALS MADE TOTAL YEAR FIELD GOAL % % YEAR 1. Andrea Deaton 310 1993 1994 1. Becky Smith 65% 1988 1989 Betty Conover 310 1978 1979 2. Julie Jeffries 64% 1996 1997 3. Whitney Ballinger 300 2009 2010 3. Julie Jeffries 63% 1994 1995 4. Andrea Deaton 291 1994 1995 4. Becky Smith 62% 1987 1988 5. Andrea Deaton 285 1992 1993 Julie Jeffries 62% 1997 1998 6. Whitney Ballinger 282 2010 2011 6. Becky Smith 61% 1989 1990 7. Betty Conover 249 1980 1981 Colleen Nichols 61% 1991 1992 8. Betty Conover 239 1979 1980 8. Verda Dunn 60% 1984 1985 9. Ernestine Carter 228 1983 1984 9. Becky Smith 59% 1990 1991 10. Franseda Gunn 225 1985 1986 10. Julie Jeffries 58% 1995 1996 Ernestine Carter 225 1983 1984
REBOUND AVERAGE AVG. YEAR FG ATTEMPTED TOTAL YEAR 1. Franseda Gunn 14.4 1986 1987 1. Andrea Deaton 579 1994 1995 2. Betty Conover 13.2 1978 1979 2. Whitney Ballinger 571 2009 2010 3. Ernestine Carter 13.0 1983 1984 3. Andrea Deaton 562 1993 1994 4. Betty Conover 12.8 1979 1980 4. Whitney Ballinger 544 2010 2011 5. Franseda Gunn 12.3 1985 1986 5. Betty Conover 520 1978 1979 6. Jackie Prather 11.9 1987 1988 6. Andrea Deaton 503 1992 1993 7. Whitney Ballinger 11.7 2009 2010 7. Ernestine Carter 499 1983 1984 8. Betty Conover 11.3 1977 1978 8. Lindsey Burd 464 2015 2016 Jackie Prather 11.3 1988 1989 9. Ernestine Carter 462 1982 1983 10. Whitney Lee 11.0 2001 2002 10. Courtney Danis 453 2007 2008
3 PT. FG ATTEMPTED # YEAR 3 POINT FG % % YEAR 1. Emily Fox 297 2015 2016 1. Angie Anderson 53% 1993 1994 2. Emily Fox 262 2016 2017 2. Rhea Beatty 51% 1992 1993 3. Courtney Clifton 231 2011 2012 3. Jody Criswell 49% 1992 1993 4. Wendi Messer 227 2009 2010 4. Jody Criswell 46% 1991 1992 5. Caroline Owen 226 2014 2015 Caroline Owen 46% 2013 2014 6. Courtney Clifton 221 2012 2013 6. Jody Criswell 45% 1990 1991 7. Melly Heaton 215 2009 2010 Angie Anderson 45% 1992 1993 8. Sara Higdon 206 1998 1999 8. Rhea Beatty 44% 1991 1992 Sara Higdon 206 2000 2001 Andrea Deaton 44% 1994 1995 10. Jody Criswell 199 1992 1993 10. Sarah Moody 43% 1989 1990
THE RECORD BOOKS CAREER LEADERS
SCORING GAMES POINTS AVG. REBOUNDS GAMES REBOUNDS AVG. 1. Andrea Deaton 127 2704 21.0 1. Whitney Lee 132 1399 10.6 2. Betty Conover 109 2338 21.4 2. Betty Conover 103 1354 13.1 3. Whitney Ballinger 103 2064 20.0 3. Jackie Prather 113 1181 10.5 4. Becky Smith 115 1946 16.9 4. Whitney Ballinger 103 1083 10.5 5. Courtney Danis 135 1833 13.6 5. Cathy Settle 118 1035 8.8 6. Julie Jeffries 129 1810 14.0 6. Julie Jeffries 129 994 7.7 7. Bonita Scott 118 1785 15.1 7. Andrea Deaton 127 981 7.9 8. Franseda Gunn 77 950 12.3 8. Farrah Sullivan 123 1754 14.2 9. Ernestine Carter 85 918 10.8 9. Jackie Prather 113 1737 15.4 10. Lindsey Burd 137 902 6.6 10. Whitney Lee 132 1734 13.1
11. Kristin Patton 134 1660 12.4 3 POINT FG MADE TOTAL YEARS 12. Tiffany Roaden 124 1534 12.4 1. Sara Higdon 285 1997 2001 13. Jenny Noort 125 1502 12.9 2. Emily Fox 253 2014 2017 14. Courtney Clifton 101 1492 14.6 3. Melly Heaton 243 2007 2011 15. Ernestine Carter 85 1490 17.5 4. Courtney Clifton 216 2010 2013 16. Mackenzie Lee 138 1462 10.6 5. Jody Criswell 212 1989 1993 17. Rosanne Conlan 119 1432 12.0 6. Farrah Sullivan 204 1995 2000 18. Ginger High 105 1422 13.5 7. Tiffany Roaden 192 2001 2005 19. Angie Anderson 116 1402 12.0 8. Andrea Deaton 165 1991 1995 20. Lindsey Burd 137 1381 10.1 9. Caroline Owen 146 2011 2015 10. Wendi Messer 142 2007 2010 SCORING AVERAGE AVG. YEARS 1. Betty Conover 21.4 1977 1981 3 POINT FG ATTEMPTED TOTAL YEARS 2. Andrea Deaton 21.0 1991 1995 1. Sara Higdon 763 1997 2001 3. Whitney Ballinger 20.0 2008 2011 2. Melly Heaton 705 2007 2011 3. Emily Fox 661 2014 2017 4. Franseda Gunn 17.7 1985 1987 4. Courtney Clifton 643 2010 2013 5. Ernestine Carter 17.5 1981 1984 5. Farrah Sullivan 539 1995 2000 6. Becky Smith 16.9 1987 1991 6. Tiffany Roaden 504 2001 2005 7. Jackie Prather 15.4 1986 1990 7. Jody Criswell 464 1989 1993 8. Bonita Scott 15.1 1979 1983 8. Wendi Messer 417 2007 2010 9. Courtney Clifton 14.6 2010 2013 9. Andrea Deaton 413 1991 1995 10. Farrah Sullivan 14.2 1995 2000 10. Caroline Owen 378 2011 2015
ASSISTS GAMES ASSISTS AVG. 3 POINT FG % % YEARS 1. Ginger High 105 865 8.2 1. Rhea Beatty 47% 1992 1994 2. Shannon Wathen 131 600 4.6 2. Jody Criswell 45% 1989 1993 3. LeeAnn Grider 119 571 4.8 3. Stacy Anderson 43% 1991 1995 4. Rosanne Conlan 119 570 4.8 4. Angie Anderson 42% 1990 1994 5. Katie Allen 133 547 4.1 5. Lisa Criswell 41% 1992 1996 6. Jody Criswell 120 460 3.8 6. Sara Moody 40% 1986 1990 7. Rhea Beatty 64 457 7.1 7. Andrea Deaton 39% 1992 1995 8. Bonita Scott 118 420 3.6 Caroline Owen 39% 2011 2015 9. Angie Anderson 116 392 3.3 9. Sara Higdon 38% 1997 2001 Tiffany Roaden 38% 2001 2005 10. Allyson Baker 127 357 2.8 Emily Fox 38% 2014 2017
STEALS GAMES STEALS AVG. FIELD GOAL% % YEARS 1. Bonita Scott 118 364 3.2 1. Becky Smith 62.2% 1987 1991 2. Andrea Deaton 127 326 2.6 2. Julie Jeffries 61.7% 1995 1998 3. Rosanne Conlan 119 293 2.5 3. Betty Conover 59.5% 1977 1981 4. Mackenzie Lee 138 276 2.0 4. Whitney Lee 54.5% 1999 2003 5. Beth Grant 98 266 2.7 5. Andrea Deaton 54.1% 1991 1995 6. Shannon Wathen 131 257 1.9 6. Christi Thomas 53.1% 1993 1997 7. LeeAnn Grider 119 250 2.1 7. Cortni Crews 53.0% 1987 1991 8. Angie Anderson 116 237 2.0 8. Whitney Ballinger 52.3% 2008 2011 9. Ginger High 105 215 2.1 9. Kendra Germain 51.7% 1989 1993 10. Jody Criswell 120 211 1.8 10. Jackie Prather 51.0% 1986 1990
BLOCKED SHOTS GAMES BLOCKS AVG. FREE THROW % % YEARS 1. Whitney Ballinger 103 367 3.6 1. Jody Criswell 86% 1989 1993 2. Andrea Deaton 127 269 2.1 2. Pam Smith 84% 1983 1987 3. Jackie Prather 113 145 1.3 3. Courtney Clifton 83% 2010 2013 4. Jenny Noort 84 135 1.6 4. Priscila Alves 82% 2006 2008 5. Mary Jehlik 79% 2011 2014 5. Ernestine Carter 85 119 1.4 6. Veronica Carter 78% 1998 2000 6. Kristin Patton 134 66 0.5 Courtney Danis 78% 2007 2011 7. Shannon Wathen 131 56 0.4 Caroline Owen 78% 2011 2015 8. Mary Jehlik 99 52 0.5 Emily Fox 78% 2014 2017 9. Lindsey Burd 137 48 0.4 9. Julie Jeffries 77% 1995 1998 10. Dawn Wise 78 50 0.6 Becky Smith 77% 1987 1991 Tessa Tenpenny 77% 1996 2000
THE RECORD BOOKS PROGRAM RECORDS
Most Points (Half) Most Points (Game) 71 vs. Wilberforce, OH (11/8/10) 48, Jackie Prather vs. IUPUI (3/6/90) Most Points (Game) 48, Whitney Ballinger vs. Oklahoma City (3/20/10) 128 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (1975 1976)** Most Points (Season) 124 vs. Wilberforce, OH (11/8/10) 813, Whitney Ballinger (2009 2010) Most Points By A Losing Team (Game) Most Points (Career) 103, Francis Marion, SC (3/9/93) 2704, Andrea Deaton (1991 1995) Most Points, Both Teams Most Field Goals Made (Game) 208, Campbellsville 105 vs. Francis Marion, SC 103 (3/9/93) 22, Jackie Prather vs. IUPUI (3/6/90) Widest Margin of Victory (Game) Most Field Goals Made (Season) 128 16 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (2/19/76)** 310, Betty Conover (1978 1979) ** Most Field Goals Made (Game) 310, Andrea Deaton (1993 1994) 51 vs. Wilberforce, OH (11/8/10) Most Field Goals Made (Career) Most Field Goals Made (Season) 1054, Andrea Deaton (1991 1995) 1089 (20013 2014) Most Free Throws Made (Game) Most Field Goals Attempted (Game) 19, Bonita Scott (3/9/83) 119 vs. Indiana University South Bend (1/12/08) Most Free Throws Made (Season) Highest Field Goal % (Game) 191, Whitney Ballinger (2009 2010) 69% vs. Cumberland, KY 2/24/92 Most Free Throws Made (Career) Highest Field Goal % (Season) 482, Courtney Danis (2007 2011) 51% (1990 1991) Number 5 in NAIA Most Three Point Field Goals Made (Game) Most 3 Point Field Goals Made (Game) 9, Caroline Owen vs. Milligan College (12/31/13) 17 vs. Spalding, KY (2/12/94) Most Three Point Field Goals Made (Season) Most 3 Point Field Goals Made (Season) 110, Emily Fox (2015 2016) 275 (2009 2010) Most Three Point Field Goals Made (Career) Most 3 Point Field Goals Made Per Game 285, Sarah Higdon (1997 2001) 8.0 (1992 1993) 255 in 32 games * Best Field Goal Percentage (Game)
Most 3 Point Field Goals Attempted Per Game 100%, Julie Jeffries vs. Transylvania University (1997) 12 12 23.28 (2007 2008) 745 in 32 games Best Field Goal Percentage (Season) Most 3 Point Field Goals Made, Both Teams 65%, Becky Smith (1988 1989) 22, Campbellsville 15, Cumberland, KY 7 (2/6/93) * Best Field Goal Percentage (Career) Most 3 Point Field Goals Attempted, Both Teams 62%, Becky Smith (1987 1991) 718/1162, Number 3 in NAIA 60 vs. University of Northwestern, OH (1/4/08) Best Free Throw Percentage (Game—Minimum 12 Made) Highest 3 Point Field Goal Percentage (Game) 93%, Rhonda Conrad vs. LMU (12/13/86) 73% vs. Lindsey Wilson (1/22/90) Best Free Throw Percentage (Season) Highest 3 Point Field Goal Percentage (Season) 89% Mary Jehlik (2013 2014) 43% (1992 1993) Number 1 in NAIA Best Free Throw Percentage (Career—Minimum 150 Made) Most Free Throws Made (Game) 86%, Jody Criswell (1989 1993) 39 vs. St. Catharine College (1/14/12) Most Assists (Game) Most Free Throws Made (Season) 16, Ginger High vs. Transylvania University (1/27/90) 651 (1999 2000) 16, LeeAnn Grider vs. Lindsey Wilson College (12/3/15) Most Free Throws Attempted (Game) Most Assists (Season) 49 vs. Francis Marion, SC (3/9/93) 305, Ginger High (1989 1990) Most Free Throws Attempted (Season) Most Assists (Career) 822 (2013 2014) 865, Ginger High (1986 1990) Highest Free Throw Percentage (Game) Most Rebounds (Game) 100% (23/23) vs. Georgetown College (2/15/92) * 28, Ruth Scott vs. KY Wesleyan (1975 1976) ** 100% (23/23) VS. University of the Cumberlands (2/25/12) * 28, Whitney Ballinger vs. University of the Cumberlands (1/28/10) 100% (18/18) vs. Freed Hardeman University (3/18/17) Most Rebounds (Season) Highest Free Throw Percentage (Season) 422, Whitney Ballinger (2009 2010)
Team Accomplishments Team 79% (1991 1992) Number 1 in NAIA Most Rebounds (Career) Most Rebounds (Game) 1399, Whitney Lee (1999 2003) 67 vs. Hiwassee College (12/29/13) Highest Scoring Average (Season) Most Rebounds (Season) Individual Accomplishments 23.9, Andrea Deaton (1993 1994) 1582 (2013 2014) Highest Scoring Average (Career) Most Points (Season) 21.4, Betty Conover (1977 1981) 2976 (2009 2010) 21.0, Andrea Deaton (1991 1995) Highest Scoring Average Per Game Highest Rebound Average (Season) 86.8 (1992 1993) Number 2 in NAIA 14.4, Franseda Gunn (1986 1987) Most Steals (Season) Highest Rebound Average (Career) 568 (1994 1995) * 12.3, Franseda Gunn (1984 1987) Most Wins (Season) Highest Assist Average (Season) 33 (2009 2010) 33 3 9.5, Ginger High (1989 1990) Best Winning Percentage Highest Assist Average (Career) 91.6% (2009 2010) 8.2, Ginger High (1986 1990)* Most Consecutive Victories (Season) Most Steals (Game) 25 (1992 1993) 9, Priscila Alves vs. Pikeville College (2/23/08) Most Consecutive Home Court Victories Most Steals (Career) 25 from 2008 2010 326, Andrea Deaton (1991 1995) Most Games Scoring 100+ Points (Season) Most Blocked Shots (Game) 7 (1994 1995) 11, Whitney Ballinger vs. LSU Shreveport (3/17/10) Most Defeats (Season) Most Blocked Shots (Season) 19 (2005 2006) 12 19 147, Whitney Ballinger (2009 2010) Most Overtimes (Game) Most Blocked Shots (Career) 3 vs. Northern KY (2/13/85) 367, Whitney Ballinger (2009 2011) Most Overtimes (Season) 5 (1985 1986) 3 2 5 (2007 2008) 0 5
* = NAIA National Record ** = Not an Official NAIA Stat
THE RECORD BOOKS HONOR ROLL
NAIA NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR NAIA REGIONAL/CONFERENCE NAIA TEAM CHAMPION OF CHARACTER Whitney Ballinger 2010 2011 PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2009 2010 Whitney Ballinger 2009 2010 Ernestine Carter 1983, 1984 Lindsey Burd 2015 2016 Rosanne Conlan 1985 Franseda Gunn 1987 WBCA NAIA NATIONAL Ginger High 1990 NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT PLAYER OF YEAR Colleen Nichols 1992 “HUSTLE AWARD” Whitney Ballinger 2009 2010 Andrea Deaton 1993,1994,1995 Chelsea Craig 2015 Shannon Wathen 1999 Kristin Patton 2001 CHAMPION PLAYER OF THE YEAR Whitney Lee 2002, 2003 NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT Andrea Deaton Finalist (1993) Jenny Noort 2004, 2005, 2006 ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM Whitney Ballinger 2010, 2011 Whitney Ballinger 2010, 2011 NAIA ALL AMERICAN Lindsey Burd 2016 Ellen Sholtes 2014 Whitney Ballinger 1st Team (twice), 2nd Team Caroline Owen 2015 Andrea Deaton 1st Team (twice), 2nd Team Lindsey Burd 2015, 2016 Lindsey Burd 1st Team, HM KIAC ALL CONFERENCE Emily Fox 2017 Kristin Patton 1st Team (twice) Ginger High 4 years Madison Stewart 2017 Whitney Lee 1st Team (twice), HM Andrea Deaton 4 years Ernestine Carter 2nd Team Becky Smith 3 years Franseda Gunn 2nd Team Franseda Gunn 3 years CONFERENCE SCHOLAR ATHLETE Colleen Nichols 2nd Team Ernestine Carter 2 years Jackie Prather Stacy Anderson Jenny Teater Julie Jeffries 2nd Team Rhea Beatty 2 years Kristin Patton Sara Higdon Tiffany Roaden Shannon Wathen 2nd Team, 3rd Team Kendra Germain 2 years Jody Criswell Andrea Deaton Farrah Sullivan Farrah Sullivan 2nd Team, HM (twice) Rosanne Conlan 2 years Heather Hood Katie Mendenhall Nancy Lyon Tiffany Roaden 2nd Team, HM Shannon Wathen 2 years Angie Anderson Christi Thomas Tammy Akin Emily Fox 2nd Team, HM Julie Jeffries 2 years Whitney Lee Ashley Wallace Lauren Hale Ginger High 3rd Team Jody Criswell 1 year Christi Blackmon Jackie Geurin Veronica Carter Becky Smith 3rd Team Angie Anderson 1 year Beth Sells Miranda Ray Jenny Noort Jenny Noort 3rd Team (twice), HM Rhea Beatty 1 year Maranda Wilkinson Kristi Ensminger Juliana Brown Courtney Clifton 3rd Team, HM (Twice) Christi Thomas 1 year Priscila Alves Jenna Hedges Meagan Murphy Daizah Kimberland 3rd Team Whitney Ballinger Courtney Danis Millie Deason Chelsea Craig 3rd Team T.J. Thomas Megan Isaacs Corin Dunn Rosanne Conlan HM NAIA ALL DISTRICT/CONFERENCE Courtney Clifton Hayley Hellyer Mackenzie Lee Verda Dunn HM Ginger High 4 years Katie Allen Daizah Kimberland Mary Jehlik Bonita Scott HM Andrea Deaton 4 years Caroline Owen Lindsay Ramage Abby Shelley Courtney Danis HM Farrah Sullivan 4 years Lindey Young Lindsey Burd Kristen Jacob Mackenzie Lee HM (Twice) Courtney Danis 4 years LeeAnn Grider Madison Clements Emily Fox Ellen Sholtes HM Jackie Prather 3 years Brittni Holman Alexis Pester Queralt Coll Pradas
Julie Jeffries 3 years Madison Kaiser Madison Stewart Whitney Lee 3 years AWSF ALL AMERICAN Jenny Noort 3 years Andrea Deaton 1st Team, 2nd Team Whitney Ballinger 3 years NAIA ALL AMERICAN Betty Conover 3rd Team Courtney Clifton 3 years SCHOLAR ATHLETES Rosanne Conlan 2nd Team (twice) Lindsey Burd 3 years Andrea Deaton Twice Franseda Gunn 2nd Team, 4th Team Franseda Gunn 2 years Jackie Prather Twice Jody Criswell 3rd Team Ernestine Carter 2 years Angie Anderson Twice Jackie Prather 3rd Team, Freshman Team Becky Smith 2 years Jody Criswell Twice Ginger High Freshman Team Shannon Wathen 2 years Farrah Sullivan Twice Becky Smith Freshman Team Kristin Patton 2 years Heather Hood Twice Bonita Scott HM Tiffany Roaden 2 years Whitney Lee Twice Kendra Germain HM Mackenzie Lee 2 years Miranda Ray Twice Daizah Kimberland 2 years Jenny Noort Twice LeeAnn Grider 2 years Whitney Ballinger Twice KODAK ALL AMERICAN Emily Fox 2 years Courtney Danis Twice Whitney Lee 1st Team (3 times) Colleen Nichols 1 year Millie Deason Twice Kristin Patton HM Verda Dunn 1 year Megan Isaacs Twice Andrea Deaton 1st Team (twice), HM Jody Criswell 1 year Courtney Clifton Twice Shannon Wathen 1st Team (twice) Angie Anderson 1 year Mackenzie Lee Twice Franseda Gunn 1st Team Kendra Germain 1 year Katie Allen Twice Tiffany Roaden 1st Team, HM Rhea Beatty 1 year Hayley Hellyer Twice Colleen Nichols HM Christi Thomas 1 year Mary Jehlik Twice Julie Jeffries HM (twice) Tessa Tenpenny 1 year Caroline Owen Twice Farrah Sullivan HM (3 times) Sara Higdon 1 year Lindey Young Twice Kelli Stamper 1 year Kristen Jacob Twice Deausha Atkinson 1 year LeeAnn Grider Twice WBCA ROBIN ROBERTS AWARD Lindsey Neal 1 year Madison Clements Twice Christi Thomas 1997 Priscila Alves 1 year Emily Fox Twice Katie Allen 1 year Alexis Pester Twice Ellen Sholtes 1 year Kristi Ensminger Once Katie Mendenhall Once RAWLINGS SCHOLARSHIP Chelsea Craig 1 year Caroline Owen 1 year Lindsey Newton Once Andrea Deaton Winner (1995) Madison Clements 1 year Madison Stewart 1 year
THE RECORD BOOKS RECORD VS. OPPONENTS
OPPONENT W L % OPPONENT W L % OPPONENT W L % Alabama Huntsville 0 1 0% Huntington, IN 2 2 50% Oklahoma Baptist 2 3 40% Alice Lloyd 21 4 84% Illinois Central 1 0 100% Oklahoma Christian 2 0 100% Arkansas Monticello 0 1 0% Illinois Springfield 0 1 0% Oklahoma City 1 9 10% Arkansas Tech 1 1 50% Indiana Southbend 2 1 67% Olivet Nazarene, IL 4 0 100% Asbury 1 0 100% Indiana Tech 0 1 0% Pacific, CA 1 0 100% Auburn Montgomery 4 4 50% IU East 1 0 100% Pikeville 68 8 89% Azusa Pacific, CA 1 0 100% IU Southeast 15 0 100% Point Loma Nazarene 0 1 0% Baker, KS 1 0 100% IUPUI 4 1 80% Purdue University Northwest 1 0 100% Baypath 1 0 100% Indiana Wesleyan 1 1 50% Reinhardt University 2 0 100% Bellarmine 14 13 52% Jacksonville State, AL 0 1 0% Robert Morris 2 0 100% Belmont, TN 2 7 22% John Brown, AR 2 0 100% Rio Grande, OH 13 1 93% Benedict, SC 2 0 100% Johnson and Wales, FL 1 0 100% Rockhurst, MO 1 0 100% Benedictine, KS 0 1 0% Kentucky State 12 13 48% Science and Arts, OK 2 0 100% Berea 5 2 71% Kentucky Wesleyan 17 12 59% Shawnee State, OH 12 14 46% Berry, GA 7 5 58% King College 2 0 100% Shorter, GA 1 1 50% Bethel, TN 8 2 80% Knoxville College 5 0 100% Simon Fraser, British Columbia 1 1 50% Bluefield State 2 0 100% Kutztown, PA 1 0 100% Slippery Rock, PA 1 0 100% Bluefield, WV 10 0 100% Lambuth 18 11 62% South Carolina State 0 1 0% Brescia 21 9 70% Lane College 1 0 100% Southern Indiana 2 0 100% Brevard, FL 1 0 100% Langston, TX 2 0 100% Southern Nazarene, OK 1 8 11% California Baptist 1 0 100% Laterno, TX 1 0 100% Southern Polytech, GA 3 0 100% Carroll College, MT 2 1 67% Lee University 0 2 0% Spalding 23 0 100% Carson Newman, TN 2 3 40% Lenoir Rhyne, NC 0 1 0% Spring Hill, SC 2 1 67% Central Baptist 1 0 100% Life, GA 4 1 80% St. Ambrose, IA 0 1 0% Central State, OH 3 1 75% Lincoln Memorial, TN 3 3 50% St. Catharine, KY 22 1 96% Centre 11 4 73% Lindenwood Belleville 2 0 100% St. Francis, IL 2 0 100% Charleston, WV 1 0 100% Lindsey Wilson 52 20 72% St. Gregory, OK 1 1 50% Chowan College 1 0 100% Lipscomb, TN 6 10 38% St. Xavier, IL 3 2 60% Cincinnati Bible, OH 1 0 100% Loyola, LA 2 2 50% Sue Bennett 10 0 100% Claflin, SC 4 0 100% LSU Shreveport 2 0 100% Talladega 4 1 80% Clinch Valley, VA 7 0 100% Lubbock Christian 1 0 100% Temple Baptist 1 0 100% College of Charleston 0 1 0% Lyon 0 1 0% Tennessee Temple 1 0 100% College of St. Josephs 1 0 100% Madonna 2 1 67% Thomas, GA 1 0 100% Columbia College, MO 4 2 67% Marion, IN 1 0 100% Thomas Moore 2 0 100% Covenant, TN 1 0 100% Martin Methodist 4 0 100% Transylvania 26 6 81% Cumberland, KY 67 36 65% Masters, CA 2 0 100% Trevecca Nazarene, TN 3 4 43% Cumberland, TN 29 4 88% McKendree, IL 4 2 67% Trinity Christian, IL 0 1 0% Daemen College 1 0 100% Menlo, CA 1 0 100% UC Riverside 1 0 100% Davis and Elkins, WV 2 0 100% Mercy College 0 1 0% UNC Charlotte 0 1 0% Dillard, LA 1 1 50% Miami Hamilton 2 0 100% Union, KY 51 6 89% Doane, NB 0 1 0% Miami Middletown 2 0 100% Union, TN 2 12 14%
East Central, OK 1 1 50% Michigan Dearborn 1 0 100% University of Montana Western 1 1 50% Eastern Kentucky 0 4 0% Mid America Nazarene 2 0 100% University of St. Francis 1 0 100% Elizabethtown 2 0 100% Midland Lutheran, NE 0 1 0% UPR Bayamon 1 0 100% Elon, NC 0 1 0% Midway 26 1 96% UPR Mayaguez 3 0 100% Emmanuel, SC 1 0 100% Milligan College 2 0 100% Valley City State 1 0 100% Evangel, MO 2 0 100% Minot State 1 0 100% Vanderbilt 0 1 0% Fisk University 4 0 100% Missouri Baptist 2 0 100% Virginia Wise 6 0 100% FL Institute of Technology 0 1 0% Mobile, AL 5 1 83% Vorhees, SC 1 0 100% Francis Marion, SC 1 1 50% Montana Tech 0 1 0% Waldorf 1 0 100% Franklin, IN 3 0 100% Montevallo, AL 0 1 0% Walsh 1 0 100% Freed Hardeman, TN 5 3 63% Morehead State 0 3 0% Wayland Baptist, TX 1 2 33% Georgetown 72 25 74% Morris College 2 0 100% West Virginia Tech 13 1 93% Georgia Southwestern 3 0 100% Murray State 1 0 100% West Virginia Wesleyan 1 0 100% Goshen College 0 1 0% Norfolk, VA 1 0 100% Western Kentucky 0 1 0% Grace College 1 0 100% North Georgia 0 2 0% Westminster, UT 1 0 100% Graceland, IA 1 0 100% North Greenville, SC 11 0 100% Westmont 0 1 0% Hannibal Lagrange, MO 2 0 100% Northern Kentucky 3 5 38% Wilberforce, OH 8 0 100% Hanover, IN 2 0 100% Northern Montana 0 1 0% William Carey, MS 2 0 100% Harris Stowe 5 0 100% Northwestern Ohio 1 0 100% William Woods, MO 2 1 67% Hastings, NE 0 1 0% Northwestern OK 4 0 100% Wiley, TX 1 0 100% Heidelberg, OH 1 0 100% Notre Dame College 1 0 100% Wright State, OH 1 0 100% High Point, NC 0 1 0% Oakland City, IN 7 0 100% Xavier, OH 1 0 100% Hiwassee College 3 0 100% Oakwood, AL 2 0 100% Xavier, LA 3 0 100% Houston Baptist 1 0 100% Ohio Dominican 1 0 100% THE RECORD BOOKS HISTORY OF THE JERSEY
3 Kelly McMurtrey Heather Hood Allyson Baker Lauren Parrish Amy Ellis Abby Miller 4 Leigh Bolinger Jenna Hedges Mackenzie Lee Lauren Turner 5 Christy Marcum T.J. Thomas Madison Clements 10 Sherry Brooks Sheila Everly Debbie Marshall Verda Dunn Michelle Swartz Lisa Newton Beth Grant Paige Mitchell Tessa Tenpenny Stacy Felchner Juleah Green Juliana Brown Kayla Hopkins Caroline Owen Alexis Pester Shyla Calbert 11 Sarah Moody Farrah Sullivan Deandrea Sullivan Katie Allen 12 Kathy Neal Tammy Staley Sherry Brooks Kendra Germain Nichole Horne Beth Sells Miranda Ray Lauren Wathen Priscila Alves Keisha Compton LeeAnn Grider Alexus Calhoun 13 Savannah Gregory 14 Karen Davis Sherry Webb Nancy Caudill Rhonda Davis Carol White Julie Grace Mitzi Singleton Lori Walker Jody Criswell Veronica Carter Lauren Hale Krista Hatfield Lindsay Newton Melly Heaton Daizah Kimberland Jordan Doram 15 Dawn Wise Ginger High Ashley Wallace Stephanie Mills Lauren Wathen Wendi Messer Abby Shelley Angie Lawrence Emily Fox 20 Becky Smith Andrea Deaton Kelli Stamper Julija Ilic Millie Deason Kristen Jacob Caitlin Hall 21 Marlene Holmes Jan Underwood Kathy Isaacs Kathy Powell Leslie Turner Vicki Reese Tammy Cox Tammy Ford Virginia Weston Shannon Wathen Sara Higdon Katie Mendenhall Maranda Wilkinson Kristi Ensminger Courtney Danis Mary Jehlik Brittni Holman Cristin Hall 22 Pyrntha Clements Missy Gill Rhonda Conrad Stacy Anderson Amanda Judd Kristin Patton Maranda Wilkinson Megan Isaacs Ellen Sholtes Lexxus Graham 23 Donna Edelen Sherrie Randolph Colleen Nichols Jessica Peniston Jessica Slaughter Lyndsey Neal Stephanie Bridgewater Courtney Clifton Nathalie Felipe Madison Stewart 24 Mindy Cook Tammy Wilson Rosanne Conlan Cortni Crews Crystal Judd Sara Sexton Hayley Hellyer Dylana Fothergill 25 Debbie Grider Bonita Scott Susie Christie Angie Garrett Angie Anderson Kristen Simmons Judy Benningfield Erica Williams Whitney Patterson Alexia Williams Lindsey Ramage Ashlee McGeorge 30 Cathy Settle Lori Cook Aretha Porter Tracy Compton Shawn Price Kelley Keeling Tammy Akin Krisha Byron Shabree Hunter Mrashi Karumba Madison Kaiser 32 Vickie Johnson Jennifer Myers Phyllis Durbin Jackie Prather Deausha Atkinson Meagan Murphy Hillary Prunty Corin Dunn Lindsey Burd Queralt Coll Pradas 33 Kellie Roarke Sandra Gray Carrie Johnson Brook Winstead Samantha Rogers 34 Sheila Saberton Peggy Thacker Pam Smith Lynn Kibbons Ernestine Carter Lisa Tabor Connie Harris Julie Wilkinson Dawn Dinsmore Christi Blackmon Tiffany White 35 Cindy Hall Krista Young 40 Tiffany Roaden Meagan Murphy Jarobia Hill Lindey Young Madison Faulkner 41 Christi Thomas Rachel Oginski Nancy Lyon 42 Ruth Dowell Betty Conover Whitney Lee Megan Overton Chelsea Craig 43 Whitney Ballinger 44 Cyndi Wesley Susan Wheatley Christy Cruise Rhea Beatty Vicci Christou Jackie Geurin 45 Tammy Pickerrell Jackie Couch Stephanie Huddleston Jenny Teater Dee Dee Bruce 50 Debbie Clifford Ann Underwood Macie Spence 52 Jenny Noort Danjiela Utvic 53 Ellen Thompson Barb Reed Pam Crawford Virgella Combs Franseda Gunn Jen Dinsmore Julie Jeffries Sylvia Hunfjord Carissa McCoy 55 Kristi Ensminger CPA’s and Advisors, PLLC
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Date Opponent Time Location %November 9 Blue Mountain College 4:00 McKenzie, TN %November 10 Martin Methodist College 4:00 McKenzie, TN %November 11 Bethel University 7:00 McKenzie, TN November 14 Talladega College 7:00 Campbellsville, KY November 17 West Virginia Tech 2:00 Pikeville, KY November 18 Central Methodist University 12:00 Pikeville, KY November 24 Jackson Rotary Classic Invitational TBA Jackson, TN November 25 Jackson Rotary Classic Invitational TBA Jackson, TN November 28 Simmons College 5:00 Campbellsville, KY December 1 Carver College 3:00 Lebanon, TN December 5 Talladega College 6:30 Talladega, AL December 16 Hiwassee College 2:00 Campbellsville, KY December 20 Menlo College 3:00 Honolulu, HI December 21 Wayland Baptist University 3:00 Honolulu, HI December 29 University of Mobile 7:00 Campbellsville, KY January 2 Stillman College 7:00 Campbellsville, KY *January 6 Georgetown College 2:00 Campbellsville, KY *January 11 University of the Cumberlands 6:00 Williamsburg, KY *January 13 Life University 2:00 Marietta, GA *January 18 University of Pikeville 6:00 Campbellsville, KY *January 20 Shawnee State University 2:00 Campbellsville, KY *January 25 Lindsey Wilson College 7:00 Columbia, KY *January 27 Cumberland University 3:00 Lebanon, TN *February 1 Georgetown College 6:00 Georgetown, KY *February 8 Life University 6:00 Campbellsville, KY *February 10 University of the Cumberlands 2:00 Campbellsville, KY *February 15 Shawnee State University 6:00 Portsmouth, OH *February 17 University of Pikeville 2:00 Pikeville, KY *February 22 Cumberland University 6:00 Campbellsville, KY *February 24 Lindsey Wilson College 2:00 Campbellsville, KY
* Mid South Conference Game % Mid South Conference vs. Southern States Inter Conference Challenge