WOMEN’S at Duke University Wednesday, November 25 • 12 p.m. Durham, N.C. • (9,314) 1 Video: ACC Network

THE MATCHUP 2020-21 Schedule Longwood Duke 11/25 at Duke 12 p.m. 11/28 EAST TENNESSEE STATE 3 P.M. LANCERS BLUE DEVILS Farmville, Va. Norfolk, Va. 12/1 at George Mason 6 p.m. 12/5 TOWSON 3 P.M. 12/15 RADFORD* TBA 2020-21 Record...... 0-0 (0-0 Big South) 2020-21 Record...... 0-0 (0-0 ACC) 12/16 RADFORD* TBA Conference...... Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Conference 12/19 HOWARD 3 P.M. Last Game...... L, 82-73 vs. Presbyterian Last Game...... L, 77-84, vs. Boston College 12/30 at UNC Ashville* TBA Current Streak...... L1 Current Streak...... L1 12/31 at UNC Ashville* TBA Head Coach...... Rebecca Tillett (William & Mary, ’99) Head Coach...... Kara Lawson (Tenneessee, ‘03) 1/4 USC UPSTATE* TBA Career Record...... 15-45 (Third Season) Career Record...... 0-0 (First Season) 1/5 USC UPSTATE* TBA Longwood Record...... SAME NSU Record...... SAME 1/9 at Campbell* TBA 1/10 at Campbell* TBA THE OPENING TIP 1/15 WINTHROP* TBA 1/16 WINTHROP* TBA • The Lancers are set to make their season debut in Big South history to be recognized on this list. 1/29 PRESBYTERIAN* TBA on the road, clashing with the Blue Devils of Duke • Tra’Dayja Smith averaged 6.5 assists per game, 1/30 PRESBYTERIAN* TBA to open their 2020-21 season at Cameron Indoor ranking her fourth in the nation while shattering Stadium in Durham, N.C. Longwood’s record with 188 assists in 2019-20. 2/5 at Hampton* TBA 2/6 at Hampton* TBA • Longwood enters its third year under the • Junior forward Akila Smith will look to continue 2/12 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN* TBA leadership of head coach Rebecca Tillett, who her rise after a breakout sophomore season as the 2/13 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN* TBA helped engineer one of the biggest turnarounds in top shot blocker in the Big South, and sophomore 2/19 at Gardner-Webb8 TBA the nation by leading her team to a program-record Anne-Hamilton LeRoy returns after being named 2/20 at Gardner-Webb* TBA tying eight Big South wins in 2019-20. to the All-Big South Freshman team last season. 2/26 at High Point* TBA 2/27 at High Point* TBA • Losing just one starter, the Lancers return nine • Longwood assistant coach and former Duke letterwinners from 2019-20 including reigning Big women’s basketball captain Ka’lia Johnson BIG SOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP - TBD South Freshman of the Year Kyla McMakin. returns for her second season on the Longwood 3/9 Big South First Round TBA • The sophomore guard McMakin, who was also bench. Johnson helped lead Duke to four 3/11 Big South Quarterfinals TBA 3/12 Big South Semifinals TBA named to the 2020 All Big South First Team, was consecutive 20-win seasons from 2011-2015, 3/14 Big South Championship TBA picked to earn the disctiction again in the 2020-21 including back to back appearances in the NCAA Big South preseason poll. Elite Eight in 2012 and 2013. She served as a team Home games in BOLD • Senior Tra’Dayja Smith was named to captain in the 2014-15, ranking fifth in the ACC in All times eastern and subject to change the preseason watchlist for the Nacny Lieberman assists per game while starting 32 of 34 games at Award, which honors the nation’s top point guard, point guard. becoming the first in Longwood history and second FOLLOW THE LANCERS THE LINEUP Twitter: No. Name (Ht., Yr.) Pos. PPG RPG APG Notables Main...... @LongwoodLancers 0 Brooke Anya (6-0, Fr.) F ------1,000 point scorer at St. Andrews Episcopal WBB...... @LongwoodWBB 1 Kyla McMakin (5-11, So.) G 18.6 5.2 1.7 Big South Freshman of the Year 2 Milou Vennema (5-11, Jr.) G 1.0 0.8 0.4 Head coach Rebecca Tillett’s first recruit at Longwood Facebook: 3 Adriana Shipp (5-10, Fr.) G ------Scorer that took redshirt in 2019-20 Main...... LongwoodLancers1839 12 Tayonna Robertson (6-0, So.) F 1.4 1.8 0.3 Appeared in 21 games in 2019-20 WBB...... longwoodwomensbasketball 13 Akila Smith (5-11, Jr.) F 6.6 6.6 1.8 Set Longwood single-season record with 73 blocks Instagram: 14 Tra’Dayja Smith (5-5, Sr.) G 8.5 5.0 6.5 Ranked fourth in all of Division I with 6.5 AST/G in 2020 Main...... longwoodlancers 20 Andrijana Reljic (6-2, Jr.) F 0.8 1.3 0.2 Appeared in 24 games last season WBB...... lwoodwbb 21 Hannah Osaro (6-2, Fr.) C ------Won two All-District championships at Osbourn Park 23 Allysah ‘Cookie’ Boothe (5-4, Sr.) G 3.4 0.8 0.4 Sharpshooter who appeared in 29 games Snapchat: 25 Mallory Odell (6-1, Sr.) F 2.2 3.0 0.4 Appeared in 29 games with five starts Main...... longwoodlancers 30 Anne-Hamilton LeRoy (5-10, So.) G 11.2 2.3 1.6 Named to All Big South Freshman Team WBB...... LongwoodWBB

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) LONGWOOD GAMEDAY > Notes

Media Information BY THE NUMBERS LONGWOOD WBB • Longwood’s offense finished the 2019-20 season MEDIA CONTACTS ranked second in the Big South in scoring offense, QUICK FACTS Sam Hovan,, Assistant Director of racking up 67.9 points per game, and the team Athletic Communications/Digital Media returns 77.6% of it’s scoring from a season ago. UNIVERSITY Email: [email protected] Name...... Phone: 434-395-2345 • The Lancers knocked down 32.9 percent of their City/Zip...... Farmville, Va. 23909 Cell: 574-849-6454 three-pointers, good for the second best mark in the Big South. Kyla McMakin led the team with Founded...... 1839 Ryan Ventrella, Athletic Communications 2.4 made triples per game. Enrollment (Undergraduate)...... 5,124 Staff Assistant • Longwood blocked shots at an eye-opening rate, Nickname...... Lancers Email: [email protected] leading their conference with 176, more than 50 Colors...... Navy Blue (PMS 289) & White Office: 434-395-2716 greater than second place. Leading the Fight Song...... Hail to Longwood U! Cell: 856-266-0518 party at the rim was Akila Smith, who shattered Affiliation...... NCAA Division I Longwood’s block record with a league-best 74 Conference...... Big South President...... W. Taylor Reveley IV rejections. INTERVIEW REQUESTS Alma Mater...... Princeton • The Lancer defense also ranked third in the All interview requests for Longwood wom- Director of Athletics...... Michelle Meadows en’s basketball players and coaches will conference in steals per game with 9.0 steals per Alma Mater...... Virginia Tech run through the Longwood athletics com- game, while forcing 16.9 turnovers per game. Athletics Phone...... (434) 395-2057 munications office. Contact Sam Hovan or • Longwood was money at the charity stripe in 2019- Chris Cook to set up an interview. Tickets Phone...... (434) 395-2138 20, shooting a Big-South best 74.8 percent from Website...... www.LongwoodLancers.com the line. Kyla McMakin led the team in percentage LONGWOODLANCERS.COM Twitter...... @LongwoodLancers at 80.4 percent after sinking 82 in 102 attempts. For unparalleled coverage of the entire in- a tercollegiate athletics department at Long- • McMakin paced the conference in scoring, PROGRAM HISTORY wood, access LongwoodLancers.com. The averaging 18.8 points per game on her way to Big Seasons of Women’s Basketball...... 100 official site of Longwood athletics features South Freshman of the Year honors while breaking First Season...... 1920-21 in-depth coverage of Longwood players, Longwood’s freshman scoring record with 565 Record Since 1970...... 602-702 (.462) coaches and staff as well as game notes, points. The Virginia Beach, Va. native also set Division I Eligible...... 2007-Present player biographies, statistics and updates Longwood’s Division I single-game scoring record Division I Record...... 107-282 (.275) on the Longwood women’s basketball pro- with 36 points against Presbyterian on Feb. 8 gram. First Season D-I Schedule...... 2004-05 • Lancer floor general Tra’Dayja Smith was the top Reclassifying D-I Record...... 31-48 (3) GAMEDAY CREDENTIALS passer in the Big South, as her 6.5 assists per Division II Eligible...... 1980-2004 Credentials to Longwood basketball home game ranked 4th in Division I. She also recorded NCAA Tournament Appearances...... 4 games are available upon request through the first triple-double in Longwood history, notching Division II ...... 1995, 1996, 1997, 2003) the Longwood athletics communications 12 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists against NCAA Tournament Record...... 2-4 department. Credentials are issued at the Charleston Southern on 1/9/2020. discretion of the Longwood athletics de- • Akila Smith’s program single-season record 74 TEAM INFORMATION partment and may be revoked at any point blocks gives her 98 career blocks through two 2019-20 Overall Record...... 12-18 due to inappropriate behavior, inappropri- seasons, ranking her 8th in program history in Big South Record/Finish...... 8-12/Eighth ate use of the credential, non-sanctioned Home Record...... 7-8 transfer of the credential or other reasons career blocks, trailing Heather Tobeck’s record of deemed worthy of credential revocation by 158. Away Record...... 5-10 the department. • Longwood returns two starters who averaged Neutral Record...... 0-0 double-digit points per game a season ago in Starters Returning/Lost...... 4/1 PRACTICE AVAILABILITY Kyla McMakin (18.8) and Anne-Hamilton LeRoy Letter winners R/L...... 9/1 All Longwood women’s basketball practic- (11.1). Graduating senior Dayna Rouse also Newcomers...... 2 es are closed to the media and general pub- averaged double figures in 2019-20 (15.0). lic unless otherwise granted permission by Longwood head coach Rebecca Tillett or Series History the Longwood athletics communications office. To request access to a Longwood All-Time Record vs. Duke 0-1 basketball practice for the purpose of me- Under Coach Tillett 0-0 dia coverage, contact the Longwood athlet- Current Streak L1 ics communications office. First Meeting L, 48-105 (Nov. 15, 2016) Last Meeting L, 48-105 (Nov. 15, 2016) Notes • The Lancers will travel to Durham, N.C. for the sec- ond time in program history, and the first under third year head coach Rebecca Tillett. • Longwood fell to the Blue Devils in their only meeting, as Rebecca Greenwell led Duke with 30 points • A completely new look Lancers team will take the court against the Blue Devils, as no returning players from their last meeting will return. • Newly appointed Duke head coach Kara Lawson will be making her coaching debut, as neither head coach was with their school in the first meeting between Duke and Longwood

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) LONGWOOD GAMEDAY > Notes

A WIN WOULD... SWAT TEAM 2019-20 Miscellaneous Stats • Mark the 603rd win since 1970-71 season where • Longwood led the Big South in blocks with 176 to- Longwood began keeping records for women’s tal stuffs, 55 more than the team in second place basketball. (USC Upstate). The Lancers ranked 10th in the DOUBLE-FIGURE SCORING Player ‘19-20 Career • Mark the 108th career win of Longwood’s Division I nation with 5.9 blocks per game. era (2007-pres.) Kyla McMakin 29 29 • Two players in graduated senior Dayna Rouse and Anne-Hamilton LeRoy 17 17 now-junior Akila Smith each would have set the sin- Tra’Dayja Smith 11 11 SCOUTING THE BLUE DEVILS gle-season blocks record. Smith led the way with a Akila Smith 8 9 • Kara Lawson will lead Duke in her first season at team-best 74 blocks to shatter the previous team Allysah ‘Cookie’ Boothe 1 1 the helm after a storied playing career that saw her Mallory Odell 0 13 record of 55. Rouse added 59 blocks of her own. Milou Vennema 1 1 play in an NCAA Final Four while also winning a • Rouse finished her career with 130 total blocks and WNBA title and a WNBA Championship. She also is the first player in the Division I era to record more 3+ ASSISTS served as an assistant coach with the Boston Celt- Player ‘19-20 Career ics, becoming the first female coach in the team’s than 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 100 blocks. • Smith sits two blocks shy of 100 for her Longwood Tra’Dayja Smith 28 28 illustrious history. Akila Smith 6 7 • Senior forward/center Jade Williams was named to career as she enters her junior season a season Anne-Hamilton LeRoy 6 6 the Award watch list and is coming off a after ranking 24th in the nation in blocks at 2.4 per Mallory Odell 0 3 junior season where she averaged 7.3 points, 4.3 game. rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.3 steals per game. 3+ STEALS • The Blue Devils return 37.7 percent of their scoring Player ‘19-20 Career SETUP BY SMITH Kyla McMakin 9 9 from a season ago. • Senior point guard Tra’Dayja Smith made an imme- Tra’Dayja Smith 8 8 diate impact for Longwood in her first season run- Allysah ‘Cookie’ Boothe 1 1 MAKIN’ HISTORY ning the point for the Lancers after transferring in Kyla McMakin 1 1 • Sophomore guard Kyla McMakin’s name is littered from junior college powerhouse Trinity Valley. She Akila Smith 7 8 throughout the Longwood record books after an Mallory Odell 2 6 demolished the single-season record for assists impressive freshman season. She was named the with 188 while ranking fourth in Division I in dimes 3+ BLOCKS Big South Freshman of the Year and an All-Big per game (6.5). Player ‘19-20 Career South First Team member after leading the confer- • Smith also was at the helm of the second-highest Akila Smith 14 14 ence in scoring. scoring offense in the Big South (67.9 points per Andrijana Reljic 1 1 • McMakin was a walking bucket on her way to tabu- game) while also helping Longwood post the third- 3+ THREE-POINTERS lating 565 points to set the freshman scoring record best -to- ratio in the league. Player ‘19-20 Career for the Lancers while also ranking third all time for • As a passer, Smith accounted for 44 percent of the Kyla McMakin 11 11 both points and made shots (205) in a single sea- team’s assists, and Longwood’s 418 assists ranked Allysah ‘Cookie’ Boothe 1 1 son. second in the Big South. Two other players in ad- Anne-Hamilton LeRoy 5 5 • The then-freshman drained 73 three’s, good for Tra’Dayja Smith 1 1 dition to Smith had 50 or more assists (Akila Smith Milou Vennema 1 1 fifth in the single-season annals, while her free and Kyla McMakin). throw percentage (80.4) ranks ninth-best all time • Smith led the Lancers in minutes as a junior while for a single season (minimum 40 made). Both also starting all 29 contests she played in and averaging ranked in the top 10 in the Big South. a whopping 36.8 minutes per night. • McMakin played major minutes, finishing second on the team at 36.2 minutes per game while start- LEROY LIGHTS IT UP ing all 30 games for the team. • Sophomore Anne-Hamilton LeRoy wrapped up a strong freshman campaign as the third player to 2019-20 • Big South • Scoring Average Rk. Name, School Avg. average double digits for Longwood’s high-pow- 1. Kyla McMakin, Longwood 18.8 ered offense. 2. Camryn Brown, High Point 17.0 • LeRoy averaged 11.1 points per game on her way 3. Skyler Curran, High Point 16.9 to being selected to the Big South All-Freshman 4. Brianna Lewis, USC Upstate 15.8 Team. 5. Laren VanArsdale, Hampton 15.2 • In her inaugural season in Lancer blue, LeRoy 2019-20 • Big South • Three-Point Field Goals Made played major minutes and drew 29 starts while Rk. Name, School 3FG (Avg.) playing in all 30 games. She averaged 29.9 min- 1. Camryn Brown, High Point 83 (2.9) 2. Skyler Curran, High Point 78 (2.7) utes per contest. 3. Kyla McMakin, Longwood 73 (2.4) 4. Kianna Speight, Campbell 66 (2.3) CLASSROOM EFFORT 5. Carley Plentovich, Gardner-Webb 63 (2.2) • Longwood surpassed a 3.00 team grade point av- 2019-20 • Big South • Free-Throw Percentage erage both semesters last season, logging a 3.41 Rk. Name, School Percent (FT-FTA) in the spring and a 3.07 in the fall. 1. Carley Plentovich, Gardner-Webb 89.4 (76-85) • A pair of players were named to the Presidential 2. Kyla McMakin, Longwood 80.4 (82-102) 3. Riley Popplewell, USC Upstate 79.5 (97-122) Honor Roll in Kyla McMakin and Mallory Odell. 4. Laren VanArsdale, Hampton 77.9 (120-154) • Seven players earned a spot on the Big South Hon- 5. Carmella Walker, Charleston So. 77.4 (89-115) or Roll: Anne-Hamilton LeRoy, McMakin, Odell, Andrijana Reljic, Dayna Rouse, Jada Russell and Akila Smith.

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) LONGWOOD GAMEDAY > Notes

DEVELOPING CITIZEN LEADERS COACHING VETERAN RYENN Longwood’s Record When ... • Among third-year head coach Rebecca Tillett’s ini- MICALETTI BOLSTERS STAFF tiatives in her second season at Longwood was the • Ryenn Micaletti joined the Longwood coaching staff in Overall Record...... installation of the Longwood women’s basketball lead- At ...... the fall of 2020 to reunite with head coach Rebecca On the road...... ership council. Tillett for a third time in her coaching career. At a neutral site...... • The program includes a rigorous application and in- • Micaletti spent her previous four seasons at Navy, terview process, at the end of which Tillett and her during which the program both tied and broke the re- Vs. ranked opponents...... -- Vs. Unranked opponents...... staff selects participants who they feel at the most cord for wins in a season, made multiple appearances Vs. teams .500 or better...... prepared and will most benefit from the program. in the finals of the conference tournament and also Vs. teams worse than .500...... • Year three of the program saw five Lancers chosen made multiple postseason appearances, including a for the year-long curriculum: seniors Tra’Dayja Smith Games decided by 3 points or less...... win in the WNIT. Games decided by 4-10 points...... and Mallory Odell, sophomores Anne-Hamilton Le- • In 2016-17, Micaletti’s first year on the Navy staff, Games decided by 11-19 points...... Roy and Kyla McMakin and redshirt-freshman Adri- the Mids went 24-10 to tie a program record for wins Games decided by 20+ points...... ana Shipp. (which was broken the following season). In addition, Leading at Half...... Tied at Half...... • Those five players were hand-picked by the coaching the team advanced to the finals of the conference tour- Trailing at Half...... staff after going through a unique application process nament and earned a trip to the WNIT before knocking Leading at start of 4th quarter...... that simulated a job interview that included putting off George Washington in the first round for the pro- Trailing at start of 4th quarter...... together a resume and cover letter while also going Tied at start of 4th quarter...... gram’s first national postseason tournament victory. In overtime...... through the interview stage with Tillett and the remain- • In 2017-18, the team set the record for wins with a 25- der of the Longwood coaching staff. win campaign that culminated with a trip to the finals in LWU scores 49 points or less...... • Tillett’s idea for the program came from the book “The the conference tournament and a second straight trip LWU scores 50-59 points...... LWU scores 60-69 points...... Team Captain’s Leadership Manual” by Jeff Janson. to the WNIT. LWU scores 70-79 points...... • Micaletti spent two seasons at Slippery Rock and LWU scores 80+ points...... DUAL SERVICE helped bring the program back to life, helping lead Opponent scores 49 points or less...... Opponent scores 50-59 points...... • During her three seasons at Longwood, forward Mal- Slippery Rock win 24 games over the two-year span Opponent scores 60-69 points...... lory Odell has competed as a two-sport athlete with after winning only 25 in the previous 131 games, and Opponent scores 70-79 points...... the Lancer women’s basketball and Big South cham- Micaletti helped the squad qualify for a playoff spot for Opponent scores 80+ points...... the first time in 10 seasons. pion Longwood team. LWU shoots 40% or better...... • A native of Richmond, Va., Odell was recruited to • She and Tillett first worked on staff together as assis- LWU shoots less than 40%...... Longwood to play for both programs after a standout tants at Indiana University in 2013-14 to LWU shoots better than opponent...... high school career in both sports at Deep Run High help IUP compile an 18-10 record. Opponent shoots better than LWU...... Opponent shoots 40% or better...... School. • Micaletti started her collegiate coaching career as an Opponent shoots less than 40%...... • As a junior, Odell was a key contributor as a reserve assistant at Point Park University for two years, helping in the frontcourt while playing in 29 games with five the Pioneers make back-to-back trips to the NAIA Di- LWU outrebounds opponent...... vision II National Tournament while setting records for Opponent outrebounds LWU...... starts. She averaged 2.3 points and 3.0 rebounds per Rebounds are tied...... -- game for the Lancers on the hardwood in the winter. wins in both seasons. In the previous two years, she joined the Longwood • The 2012-13 season was one of the best in Point Park LWU commits 14 or fewer turnovers...... softball team in March, but the softball season was history as the Pioneers racked up a 25-7 record that LWU commits 15+ turnovers...... LWU records 7+ steals...... canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. broke the school’s record for wins, which had been LWU records less than 7 steals...... • Odell is a corner infielder for the Lancer softball pro- set the season prior. The squad won both the regular gram season and tournament crown in the Kentucky Inter- LWU wears white...... collegiate Athletic Conference on the way to a second LWU wears blue...... LWU wears pink...... LONGWOOD WOMEN SELECTED 6TH straight trip to the national tournament. • In a poll of Big South head coaches, Longwood wom- • In 2011-12, Point Park went 23-7 and set a program LWU controls tip...... en’s basketball was selected 6th in the Big South pre- record for wins in her first season on staff while claim- LWU loses tip...... season poll. ing a share of the American Mideast Conference reg- LWU scores first...... • Last season the Lancers finished eighth while earning ular season title with a 12-2 conference record. The Opponent scores first...... the right to host a conference tournament game for the Pioneers went on to win the conference tournament championship and snag the program’s first spot at the Day Games (Before 5 p.m.)...... first time in team history. Night Games...... NAIA Division II national tournament. The team earned 2019-2020 Big South Preseason Poll its first ever national ranking and ended the season Longwood in November...... ranked 21st in the NAIA Division II Women’s Basketball Longwood in December...... -- 1. Campbell (6) 112 Longwood in January...... -- 2. Radford (2) 107 Coaches’ Top 25 Poll. Longwood in February...... -- 3. High Point (3) 104 Longwood in March...... -- 4. Hampton 86 On Monday...... -- 5. Gardner-Webb 70 On Tuesday...... 6. Longwood 66 On Wednesday...... 7. UNC Asheville 56 On Thursday...... -- On Friday...... -- 8. Presbyterian 48 On Saturday...... 9. USC Upstate 30 On Sunday...... 10. Charleston Southern 24 11. Winthrop 23 Winning / Losing Streaks Longest winning streak...... Longest losing streak...... Last 5 games...... Current Streak......

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) LONGWOOD GAMEDAY > The Joan Perry Brock Center The Joan Perry Brock Center: Longwood Basketball’s New Home Thanks to a $15 million gift from philanthro- pist Joan Brock ‘64, Longwood announced plans to build a new university convocation center that includes the new home of Longwood men’s and women’s basketball. The Joan Perry Brock Center will be located along Brock Commons near Willett Hall, the current home of the Lancers, with a pro- jected opening by the spring of 2022. Brock’s $15 million gift is the largest in history for Longwood University and ushers both Long- wood basketball programs into the next phase of their Division I growth while also spearheading the construction of a venue with immeasurable po- tential for the university and Farmville community. The facility will be designed in Longwood’s tradi- tional architectural style and will serve as a host for speakers, concerts and shows in addition to Longwood basketball games. Design schemes for the Joan Perry Brock Cen- ter show a planned basketball capacity of 2,500 to 3,000 seats, increasing the Lancers’ current capac- ity of 1,807 in Willett Hall but purposefully main- taining the intimate feel and energy of Longwood’s current home. “The Joan Perry Brock Center will be a jew- giving to Longwood is certainly the ‘Brock Way,’ “Willett Hall has been a fantastic home to our el in the crown of Brock Commons, and it means and our program will be forever grateful.” basketball programs for four decades now, and the world that Longwood students will walking to The news follows a breakthrough 2018-19 there is a palpable history within its walls,” Mead- these great university events, concerts and basket- season for the Longwood men’s program under ows said. “It will continue to serve as our bas- ball games right in the very heart of campus,” said Aldrich, during which the Lancers won the sec- ketball home for the next several years while the President W. Taylor Reveley IV. “This building will ond most games of the Division I era and earned a Brock Center is constructed, and it will undoubted- have real character, inside and out.” ly play host to many more historic moments. At its planned opening in 2022, the Joan Perry postseason tournament in the school’s D-I history. “However, what has made Willett Hall such a Brock Center will elevate Longwood into the top Meanwhile,bid to the College the Longwood Basketball women Invitational, also turned the first the special place over the years is the energy created tier of its peer basketball venues in the Big South, page to a new chapter under Tillett, who this year by our teams and the environment sustained by joining 2019 Big South regular season Campbell turned junior Dayna Rouse into an All-Big South our students, fans and the Longwood and Farm- and 2018 champion UNC Asheville with the newest forward and has assembled a foundation-building ville communities. We have long been fortunate to arenas in the conference. The Brock Center will be have such a dedicated local fanbase, and the Joan “This is truly a transformative day for Long- Perry Brock Center will be just as much a boon to UNC Asheville’s Kimmel Arena opened in 2011 and woodrecruiting University, class in herLongwood first full recruitingathletics cycle.and the our fans and gameday atmosphere as it will be to Highthe Big Point’s South’s Quebein first newly Arena, constructed which is scheduled arena since to future of our men’s and women’s basketball pro- our student-athletes, athletics programs and Long- open in 2021. grams,” said Interim Athletics Director Michelle wood as a whole.” “We could not be more excited about the Joan Meadows. “The Joan Perry Brock Center takes us Along with Longwood’s home court, the convo- Perry Brock Center and the new future home of to a championship level in our ability to recruit cation center will also be designed as a future site Longwood basketball,” men’s basketball head and compete, while providing our students, fans to host major events in the Central Virginia region, coach Griff Aldrich said. “The ‘JPB’ is certainly a and community a venue they can be proud of and including a possible future opportunity to host an- game-changer for our program as it will provide a place to share and display their collective Long- other national general election debate. Also part of Longwood with a state-of- the-art venue in which wood spirit for years to come. We wish to extend the project will be the migration of the Longwood - our deepest thanks to Mrs. Brock for her belief and tennis courts to a new facility that will be con- cantly elevates our program as it allows us to pro- investment in Longwood’s future.” structed on the south end of campus. videto play our basketball student-athletes games. Thisand fansnew with facility a premier signifi The Brock Center will take the mantle of Long- Brock’s $15 million gift toward the convocation arena in which to compete. We are so grateful to wood’s home court from Willett Hall, which has center is the latest act in a decades-long philan- Mrs. Brock for her generosity, which will impact played host to nearly 1,000 Longwood basketball thropic relationship that dates back to before the not only our basketball program and Longwood opening of Willett Hall. She and her late husband University, but also our broader community.” arena is in its fourth decade as Longwood’s home, Macon are the namesakes and benefactors of nu- “So many people are drawn to Longwood be- duringgames sincewhich it it first has openedbeen the in backdrop 1980. The for historic eight merous hallmarks of Longwood University, includ- cause of both the sense of community and the NCAA Tournament teams, nearly 600 wins and the ing Brock Commons and The Brock Experience. steadfast commitment to grow this university,” 2016 Vice Presidential Debate. Willett Hall’s his- That unifying potential of the Joan Perry Brock women’s basketball head coach Rebecca Tillett toric resume continued into the 2018-19 season Center, to which Longwood basketball will contrib- said. “Joan Brock’s generous gift will impact gen- as well when the men’s team’s defeated Southern erations of students. In addition it will elevate - and will be at the heart of the project as it enters every aspect of our women’s basketball program, - theute design significantly, phase. was the impetus of Brock’s gift including immediately aiding our efforts to attract Miss 90-68 in the first round of the College Basket Now within the next half decade, the Joan Brock high-quality student-athletes. It will also positively gameball Invitational, of the year. securing the program’s first post Center will proudly overlook Brock Commons, seasonThe winname of of the the Division Jerome IKersey era in Court,the final dedicat home- bringing Longwood students and faculty, fans and this program.” ed in December of 2016 in honor of the late NBA members of the Farmville community and beyond influence“Joan Brockand empower once said, every ‘You woman just give who back. chooses It’s star and Longwood’s most accomplished basket- together to share in a common bond of Longwood the American way,’” Tillett continued. “Generously ball alumnus, will transfer to the Brock Center. spirit.

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) 2019-20 Longwood Women's Basketball LONGWOOD GAMEDAY > Misc. Stats Page 1/1 Combined Team Statistics as of Nov 23, 2020 All games 2019-2020 Combined Stats

Game Records Score by Periods Record Overall Home Away Neutral Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TOT ALL GAMES 12-18 7-8 5-10 0-0 CONFERENCE 8-12 4-6 4-6 0-0 Longwood 629 571 425 400 13 2038 NON-CONFERENCE 4-6 3-2 1-4 0-0 Opponents 619 657 419 372 18 2085

Team Box Score Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds No. Player GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% OFF DEF TOT AVG PF DQ A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 01 MCMAKIN, Kyla 30-30 1084:32 36.2 205-558 .367 73-214 .341 82-102 .804 36 121 157 5.2 86 4 50 87 14 59 565 18.8 21 ROUSE, Dayna 30-28 997:14 33.2 179-330 .542 3-10 .300 89-121 .736 73 146 219 7.3 100 7 40 67 59 46 450 15.0 30 LEROY, Anne-Hamilton 30-29 895:46 29.9 112-292 .384 38-113 .336 70-100 .700 17 51 68 2.3 68 0 46 77 6 29 332 11.1 14 SMITH, Tra'dayja 29-29 1067:19 36.8 80-243 .329 27-81 .333 54-68 .794 24 122 146 5.0 91 3 188 125 1 49 241 8.3 13 SMITH, Akila 30-22 784:50 26.2 90-174 .517 0-0 .000 26-42 .619 75 119 194 6.5 80 3 51 70 73 46 206 6.9 23 BOOTHE, Allysah 29-6 358:48 12.4 30-100 .300 27-82 .329 12-12 1.000 6 16 22 0.8 38 1 11 14 0 6 99 3.4 25 ODELL, Mallory 29-5 328:04 11.3 25-69 .362 2-8 .250 16-20 .800 31 57 88 3.0 41 0 11 19 4 11 68 2.3 04 RUSSELL, Jada 3-0 11:22 3.8 3-8 .375 1-4 .250 0-0 .000 2 1 3 1.0 5 0 1 0 0 1 7 2.3 12 ROBERTSON, Tayonna 21-0 143:34 6.8 14-25 .560 0-4 .000 2-5 .400 17 19 36 1.7 26 0 6 7 6 8 30 1.4 02 VENNEMA, Milou 23-1 189:08 8.2 8-26 .308 4-17 .235 2-3 .667 5 12 17 0.7 23 1 9 11 0 7 22 1.0 20 RELJIC, Andrijana 24-0 164:23 6.8 4-8 .500 0-0 .000 10-12 .833 10 20 30 1.3 28 0 5 6 12 7 18 0.8 Team 78 60 138 23 Total 30 6025 750-1833 .409 175-533 .328 363-485 .748 374 744 1118 37.3 586 19 418 506 175 269 2038 67.9 Opponents 30 6031 721-1829 .394 196-602 .326 447-643 .695 453 759 1212 40.4 505 6 377 508 84 260 2085 69.5

Team Statistics Team Results LWU OPP Date Opponent Score Att. Scoring 2038 2085 11/06/2019 at James Madison L 53-93 1983 Points per game 67.9 69.5 11/10/2019 at Florida L 54-71 1209 Scoring margin -1.6 - 11/13/2019 UNCW W 59-58 500 Field goals-att 750-1833 721-1829 11/16/2019 Brown W 86-76 460 pct .409 .394 11/20/2019 at Wofford L 76-79 702 3 point fg-att 175-533 196-602 11/26/2019 East Carolina L 61-64 475 3-point FG pct .328 .326 12/05/2019 at Norfolk St. L 46-49 261 3-pt FG made per game 5.8 6.5 12/15/2019 Delaware St. W 78-62 500 Free throws-att 363-485 447-643 12/19/2019 at UMES W 71-62 108 pct .748 .695 12/28/2019 Gardner-Webb W 80-70 450 F-Throws made per game 12.1 14.9 01/04/2020 at Presbyterian W 71-60 123 Rebounds 1118 1212 01/06/2020 Campbell L 55-70 418 Rebounds per game 37.3 40.4 01/09/2020 Charleston So. W 84-64 407 Rebounding margin -3.1 - 01/11/2020 at USC Upstate W 70-62 427 Assists 418 377 01/14/2020 Radford L 61-62 1812 01/18/2020 High Point L 69-76 478 Assists per game 13.9 12.6 01/21/2020 at Winthrop L 63-74 244 Turnovers 506 508 01/25/2020 UNC Asheville W 73-56 886 Turnovers per game 16.9 16.9 01/28/2020 at Hampton L 55-73 2514 Turnover margin +0.1 - 02/04/2020 at UNC Asheville W 54-51 1177 Assist/turnover ratio 0.8 0.7 02/08/2020 Presbyterian Lot 77-82 714 Steals 269 260 02/11/2020 at Gardner-Webb L 70-73 209 Steals per game 9.0 8.7 02/15/2020 Hampton L 76-90 711 Blocks 175 84 02/18/2020 at Radford L 76-88 2567 Blocks per game 5.8 2.8 02/22/2020 at Campbell L 76-81 1211 Winning streak 0 - 02/25/2020 Winthrop L 60-63 582 Home win streak 0 - 02/29/2020 at High Point L 79-86 628 Attendance 9303 13624 03/04/2020 USC Upstate W 69-56 412 Home games-Avg/Game 15-620 15-908 03/07/2020 at Charleston So. W 63-52 261 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0 03/10/2020 Presbyterian L 73-82 498

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) LONGWOOD GAMEDAY > Misc. Stats THE LAST TIME LONGWOOD ...

TEAM WON/LOSS TEAM REBOUNDING

Beat Non-Conference Team by 20+...... 12/31/16 vs. Milligan (24) 50+ Rebounds...... 1/21/20 at Winthrop (51) Beat a Big South Team by 15+...... 1/25/20 vs. UNC Ashville (17) 40+ Rebounds...... 2/25/20 vs. Winthrop (42) Beat a Big South Team by 10+...... 1/25/20 vs. UNC Ashville (17) 20+ Offensive Rebounds...... 11/10/17 at Marshall (20) Won in Overtime...... 02/02/19 vs. Gardner-Webb (W, 85-79 (ot)) 20 or Less Rebounds...... 02/20/18 at Radford (16) Lost in Overtime...... 1/30/18 at Winthrop (L, 69-60 (ot)) OPP Less Than 30 Rebounds...... 02/19/19 vs. UNC Asheville (29) Played Double Overtime...... 2/5/15 at UNC Asheville (L, 88-77 (2ot)) Came From Behind to Win Trailing at Start of 4th ...... 2/10/16 at Presbyterian (-4) Came from 10+ Point Deficit to Win...... 11/16/19 vs Brown (-15) TEAM STEALS, ASSISTS, TURNOVERS, BLOCKS Won Big South Road Game...... 3/7/20 at Charleston Southern (W, 63-52)) Won Non-Conference Road Game...... 12/19/19 at Marland E.S. (W, 71-62) 20+ Steals...... 11/20/16 at UMass Lowell (21) Lost Big South Game at Home...... 2/25/20 vs. Winthrop (L, 63-60) 15+ Steals...... 1/16/18 vs. Radford (15) Lost Non-Con. Game at Home...... 11/26/19 vs. ECU (L, 64-61) 10+ Steals...... 1/14/20 vs. Radford (10) 20+ Assists...... 02/02/20 at Gardner-Webb (20) 15+ Assists...... 02/02/20 at Gardner-Webb (20) TEAM SCORING 10 or fewer Turnovers...... 12/13/17 vs Milligan (9) Scored 100+...... 12/12/15 vs. N.C. Wesleyan (100) 20+ Turnovers...... 1/21/20 at Winthrop (20) Allowed 100+...... 12/08/18 vs. Wofford (101) OPP 25+ Turnovers...... 1/4/20 at Presbyterian (27) Scored 90+...... 3/3/18 vs. Winthrop (90) 10+ Blocks...... 1/21/20 at Winthrop (11) Allowed 90+...... 11/6/19 at James Madison (91) 10+ Players 10+ Minutes Played...... 02/16/19 at Radford (10) Scored 80+...... 11/16/19 vs Brown (86) Scored Under 50...... 03/04/19 at Old Dominion (48) Scored Under 40...... 01/19/19 vs. Radford (34) INDIVIDUAL SCORING Scored 60+ Points in Half...... 12/12/15 vs. N.C. Wesleyan (60) Scored 50+ Points in Half...... 12/12/15 vs. N.C. Wesleyan (60) Player 40+ Points...... Anna Litton (43) vs. Converse, 1/14/93 Scored 25+ Quarter...... 11/13/19 vs UNCW (27) Player 30+ Points...... Kyla McMakin (36) vs. Presbyterian, 2/8/20 Allowed 25+ Quarter...... 11/26/19 vs. ECU (25) Player 25+ Points...... Kyla McMakin (26) vs. Presbyterian, 3/10/20 Scored 5 or less in Quarter...... 11/13/19 vs UNCW (5) Player 20+ Points...... Kyla McMakin (26) vs. Presbyterian, 3/10/20 Scored 10 or less in Quarter...... 1/21/20 at Winthrop (10) Consecutive 20+ Point Games...... Daeisha Brown (4) Allowed 5 or less in Quarter...... 12/05/19 at Norfolk (5) ...... 11/16/13 vs. Utah Valley (24), 11/21/13 at Xavier (26), 11/26/13 at George Allowed 10 or Less in Quarter...... 2/11/20 at Gardner-Webb (7) Mason (22), 11/30/13 at Richmond (20)...... Bench Scored 50+...... 12/20/15 vs. Notre Dame (Md.) (58) 2+ Players 20+ Points...... vs. USC Upstate 3/4/20 (2) Opponent Scored 40 or Less...... 12/21/15 at UNCW (35) 3+ Players 15+ Points...... 1/21/20 at Winthrop (3) Opponent Scored 10 or Less in Half...... 12/20/15 vs. Notre Dame (Md.) (8) 4+ Players 10+ Points...... 02/15/20 vs. Hampton (4) Opponent Scored 15 or Less in Half...... 12/21/18 at UNCW (13) 5+ Players 10+ Points`\...... 1/11/20 at USC Upstate (5) MISC. INDIVIDUAL TEAM SHOOTING Player 15+ Rebounds...... Akila Smith (16) vs. USC Upstate, 3/4/20 Shot 50%+ FG...... 02/12/19 vs. USC Upstate (.508) Player 10+ Assists...... Tra’Dayja Smith (11) at High Point, 2/29/20 Shot 40%+ FG...... 2/11/20 at Gardner-Webb (.434) Player 5+ Steals...... Ciarah Bennett (5) vs. Presbyterian 03/02/19 Shot 40%+ FG in Big South Game...... 2/11/20 at Gardner-Webb (.434) Player 5+ Blocks...... Akila Smith vs. Hampton, 2/15/20 Shot 50%+ FG in Half...... 12/11/20 at Gardner-Webb (.500) Player 6+ Threes...... Kyla McMakin (7) vs. Presbyterian, 3/10/20 Shot under 20%...... 11/15/15 at James Madison (.182) Triple Double.. Tra’Dayja Smith 12 P, 10 R, 10 A vs. Charleston Southern, 1/9/20 Shot 50%+ from 3PT...... 02/09/19 at Gardner-Webb (.571) Shot 100% from FT...... 1/16/18 vs. Radford (4-4; 1.000) Shot 85%+ from FT...... 1/10/19 at Florida (90.9%) Shot 40% or less FT...... 02/20/18 at Radford (.333) OPP Shot 60%+ FG...... 2/20/18 at Radford (.615) OPP Shot 50%+ FG...... 03/04/19 at Old Dominion (.518) OPP Shot Below 30% FG...... 2/5/19 at Norfolk (.292) OPP Shot 0.0% 3FG...... 01/18/14 at Winthrop (.000)

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) INFORMATION > Coaches > Rebecca Tillett

REBECCA TILLETT Head Coach Third Season William & Mary, ’99 Career Record: 15-45 (Third Season) Longwood Record: 15-45 (Third Season)

In just two seasons at the helm, Rebecca Nemerow Tillett no surprise for those who have followed her coaching ca- has elevated Longwood’s storied women’s basketball pro- reer. She made her mark as a top-tier coach in the Virginia gram to Big South prominence. high school ranks, amassing a 166-72 overall record during In the latest step of the rebuilding project she took on in a 15-year tenure that included stints at Osbourn Park High March of 2018, Tillett engineered one of the biggest turn- School in Manassas (2001-07) and Forest Park High School arounds in the nation in 2019-20 when she led the Lancers in Woodbridge (2007-13). Those posts saw Tillett turn to a program record-tying eight Big South wins, first-round around both programs, first with an Osbourn Park squad that hosting privileges in the 2020 Big South Championship, and endured nine consecutive losing seasons prior to her arriv- a bevy of program records, both team and individual. That breakthrough produced 12 wins, which was a nine- win improvement from the year prior and the second dou- ble-digit win season of the program’s Big South era. Long- wood’s nine-win turnaround was the 13th-best in the nation and the fifth-best by a second-year head coach that season and earned Tillett Longwood University’s prestigious SAAC Coach of the Year honor, which is awarded annually by Long- wood’s Student Athlete Advisory Committee to the coach who goes above and beyond to contribute to the growth and success of his or her student-athletes. Leading Longwood’s breakthrough on the court in 2019- 20 were Big South Freshman of the Year and All-Big South first-team guard Kyla McMakin, who emerged as the jewel of Tillett’s first full recruiting class at Longwood, and senior forward Dayna Rouse, who flourished in her two years un- der Tillett’s leadership. Those two spearheaded a Longwood offense that averaged 67.9 points per game – second most in the Big South – and led the league in both field goal per- centage and free throw percentage. The Lancers ranked 10th in the nation with 5.8 blocks per game and saw two players – McMakin and fellow newcomer Tra’Dayja Smith – finish among the NCAA’s top 10 statistical leaders in multiple cat- egories. And while McMakin and Rouse carried the scoring load for Longwood this past season, they were only two of a cast of THE REBECCA TILLETT FILE breakout stars in 2019-20. McMakin was part of a transfor- • Engineered dramatic turnaround in 2019-20 with mative signing class compiled by Tillett and her staff, joined a nine-win turnaround from the prior season by multiple other standouts in fellow freshman newcomer while tying a program best with eight Big South Anne-Hamilton LeRoy and Smith. LeRoy, who was the sec- ond member of that signing class to commit to Tillett and the wins Lancers, enjoyed a strong freshman campaign as well, finish- • Architect of a ‘19-20 Longwood offense the ing third on the team with 11.1 points per game while starting scored 67.9 points per game, second in the Big 29 contests. Smith, meanwhile, asserted herself as one of the most dominant defenders in the conference, leading the South, with Big South Freshman of the Year Kyla league and setting a school record with 74 blocks and tied for McMakin and All-Big South performer Dayna 12th in the conference with 1.5 steals per game. Rouse leading the way Tillett also inspired the growth of many returning veterans • Spent four seasons at Navy, helping the Midship- last season, grooming Rouse into one of the top all-around forwards in the Big South and Longwood’s first-ever two- men to back-to-back 20-win seasons and WNIT time All-Big South selection, and sophomore forward Akila appearances Smith into one of the league’s most dominant defenders. • Began collegiate coaching career at Indiana Uni- Both Rouse and Smith finished atop the Big South leader- board in blocks, with Smith amassing a school-record and versity of Pennsylvania in 2013-14 league-leading 73 rejections and Rouse also breaking the • Comes from a family of coaches and educators, previous record with 59 of her own. with her father and is one of three siblings in The success Longwood has found under Tillett comes as

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) INFORMATION > Coaches > Rebecca Tillett

al and then with a Forest Park program that she built into a Tillett was seemingly predestined for a career in coaching championship contender with three Northwest Region and after growing up in a Nemerow household full of coaches and Cardinal District titles. educators. Her father, Larry, coached two sports at the high From there, Tillett jumped to the collegiate ranks, first school level, and her mother, Lynn, coached and taught for during an 18-10 stop at Division II IUP in Indiana, Pa., in 2013- more than 35 years. She is the oldest of four children, three 14, and then at Navy beginning in 2014-15. She experienced of which went into the coaching profession themselves, and a rapid ascent up the ranks on Navy’s bench under two-time all in the commonwealth of Virginia. Larry coached basketball Patriot League Coach of the Year Stefanie Pemper, earning and soccer at Osbourn Park in Manassas. Her younger brother a promotion to recruiting coordinator in 2016-17 and associ- Daniel coaches basketball and soccer at Patriot High School ate head coach in 2017-18. During her four-year stint with the in Nokesville. Nate coaches soccer at Battlefield High School Mids, Navy went 81-47, including in 2017-18 when they won in Haymarket. Her youngest brother Jonah almost escaped a program-record 25 games and reached both the Patriot the family tradition until he became a Robotics coach at Piney League Championship Game and the Women’s National Invi- Branch Elementary School in Bristow. tational Tournament (WNIT). Tillett was the first of her family to transcend to the college Shortly after that season, she became Longwood’s new ranks, returning to the Division I level where she was once a head coach. standout guard at William & Mary. After graduating from the Longwood’s breakthrough 2019-20 season was a byprod- College in 1999 with her Bachelor of Science in kinesiology, uct of the cultural shift Tillett brought with her to Farmville, she embarked on the coaching career that took her from the with an emphasis on recruiting, player development, and a high school level to the college sideline, and even on the pro- foundation of women’s empowerment. The on-court success fessional circuit where she spent time as a scout in the Wom- represents the fruit born of principles rooted in the personal en’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) with the Atlanta growth and development of her players. Her first full recruit- Dream from 2010-13. ing class produced the Big South Freshman of the Year in She earned multiple teaching honors along the way, includ- McMakin and record-breaking point guard Tra’Dayja Smith, ing the 2006 KidBiz3000 Teacher of the Year at Osbourn Park who smashed Longwood’s single-season assists record in and a SPARK Award Hero in Education honor in 2010 at Forest 2019-20. Additionally, the team laid claim to the Longwood Park. University valedictorian in 2019 in former guard Kate Spradlin, Tillett and her husband, Brett, have three children: Isabel, who achieved a perfect 4.000 grade point average in her four Jack and Maya. years as a Lancer. WHAT THEY’RE SAYING ABOUT REBECCA TILLETT

“Rebecca will be terrific at Longwood because she knows how to be “Rebecca is an excellent choice to be the next women’s basketball successful in every aspect of the job. She’s a smart problem-solver, a coach at Longwood. There is no question that she has been prepar- great collaborator and a tough competitor. Her passion for basketball, ing her whole career for this position. Her dedication, knowledge and for coaching, and for mentoring women is non-stop. She has endeared passion for the game of basketball will continue to drive to succeed. herself to our program and will do the same in Farmville.” She will recruit well and her players will enjoy being mentored not only -- Stefanie Pemper, Head Coach, Navy during their playing careers but throughout their lives. Rebecca has grown up in the game of basketball, it’s what she does, it’s in her blood. “I am thrilled that Rebecca is being named the new women’s basket- Longwood has hired not only an excellent coach but an even better ball coach at Longwood. I have had the opportunity to know Rebecca human being. I’m thrilled for her and look forward to following the and observe her work starting when we were both high school coaches success of the Lancers in the coming seasons.” in Virginia. Rebecca’s passion, work ethic, and love for coaching has -- Colleen Sorem, Senior Associate Athletic Director/Internal always stood out to me. She will provide strong leadership and an Operations, University of Maryland immediate vision to the women’s basketball program. Rebecca has a ”We’re ecstatic to announce Rebecca Tillett as head coach of our tremendous drive and has proven to be a winner. Simply put, this is a women’s basketball program. It’s obvious that she comes from a great hire for Longwood women’s basketball. I am excited to welcome family of coaches, both in her coaching philosophy and the impres- her to the Big South Conference.” sive resume she has built over the past two decades. She has grown -- Mike McGuire, Head Coach, Radford up immersed in the profession in nearly every aspect of her life, so “Rebecca is an exceptional basketball coach but even a better per- it’s no surprise she has had sustained success at every step of her son. She is an outstanding recruiter, a great X-and-O coach and she own coaching career. No matter the level of competition, coaches are cares about her players both on and off the court. She is dedicated to first and foremost educators, and Rebecca has both the tangible and improving players’ skill sets while bringing them together in a manner intangible traits that are universal among great coaches and teachers. that creates success. Longwood women’s basketball team, alumni, When you combine her talents, her work ethic and her experience with fans, and campus community will love her passion and positive energy. her vision to develop Longwood’s program around academics, rela- I am thrilled that Rebecca has the opportunity to lead the Lancers.” tionships and a cohesive team-first mentality, you have the makings of -- Trina Patterson, Head Coach, UNCG an outstanding leader for Longwood basketball.” -- Troy Austin, Former Athletics Director, “Longwood University has itself a gem in coach Tillett. She’s probably Longwood University the best combination of teacher, tactician and developer of leaders that I’ve ever been around. The players at Longwood don’t know it yet, but their lives are about to be impacted in such a positive way. They are going to enjoy the experience of playing for her but, more impor- tantly, they are going to grow on and off the court. I just think that it won’t be long before Longwood women’s basketball is at the top of the Big South Conference under her leadership.” -- Tom McConnell, Head Coach, Indiana University of Pennsyl- vania

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) LONGWOOD GAMEDAY > Roster

NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown High School (Previous School) 0 Brooke Anya F 6-0 Fr. North Potomac, Md. Saint Andrew’s Episcopal 1 Kyla McMakin G 5-10 So. Virginia Beach, Va. Ocean Lakes 2 Milou Vennema G 5-11 Jr. Groningen, The Netherlands Johan Cruyff College 3 Adriana Shipp G 5-10 r-Fr. Chesapeake, Va. Deep Creek 12 Tayonna Robertson F 6-0 So. , Pa. Penn Hills 13 Akila Smith F 5-11 Jr. Orlando, Fla. Ocoee 14 Tra’Dayja Smith PG 5-5 Sr. Madisonville, Texas Madisonville (Trinity Valley CC) 20 Andrijana Reljic F 6-2 Sr. Sarajevo, Bosnia Druga Gimnazija Zenica (Western Nebraska CC) 21 Hannah Osaro C 6-2 Fr. Arlington, Va. Osbourn Park 23 Allysah ‘Cookie’ Boothe PG 5-4 Sr. Evanston, Ill. Evanstown Township (Western Nebraska CC) 25 Mallory Odell F 6-1 Sr. Richmond, Va. Deep Run 30 Anne-Hamilton LeRoy G 5-10 So. Seneca, S.C. Seneca

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown High School (Previous School) 0 Brooke Anya F 6-0 Fr. North Potomac, Md. Saint Andrew’s Episcopal 23 Allysah ‘Cookie’ Boothe PG 5-4 Sr. Evanston, Ill. Evanstown Township (Western Nebraska CC) 30 Anne-Hamilton LeRoy G 5-10 So. Seneca, S.C. Seneca 1 Kyla McMakin G 5-10 So. Virginia Beach, Va. Ocean Lakes 25 Mallory Odell F 6-1 Sr. Richmond, Va. Deep Run 21 Hannah Osaro C 6-2 Fr. Arlington, Va. Osbourn Park 20 Andrijana Reljic F 6-2 Sr. Sarajevo, Bosnia Druga Gimnazija Zenica (Western Nebraska CC) 25 Mallory Odell G/F 6-0 So. Richmond, Va. Deep Run 12 Tayonna Robertson F 6-0 So. Pittsburgh, Pa. Penn Hills 3 Adriana Shipp G 5-10 r-Fr. Chesapeake, Va. Deep Creek 13 Akila Smith F 5-11 Jr. Orlando, Fla. Ocoee 14 Tra’Dayja Smith PG 5-5 Sr. Madisonville, Texas Madisonville (Trinity Valley CC) 2 Milou Vennema G 5-11 Jr. Groningen, The Netherlands Johan Cruyff College

COACHING STAFF Name Title Year Alma Mater Rebecca Tillett Head Coach Third Season William & Mary, ‘99 Ryenn Micaletti Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator First Season Seton Hill, ‘11 Jessica Olmstead Assistant Coach Third Season Mercyhurst, ‘06 Ka’lia Johnson Assistant Coach Second Season Duke, ’15 Christy Jordan Director of Operations Second Season Old Dominion, ‘19 Courtney Taybron Assistant Sports Performance Coach Second Season East Carolina, ’18 Jessie Siler Athletic Trainer First Season Giselle Diehl Manager Third Season Justin Ratanataya Student Assistant Coach/Manager First Season

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Brooke Anya: AHN-yuh Kyla McMakin: KYE-luh mik-MAKE-un Milou Vennema: MEE-loo VENN-eh-muh Adriana Shipp: a-dree-AH-nuh Tayonna Robertson: tay-AH-nuh Akila Smith: ah-KEE-lah Tra’Dayja Smith: truh-DAY-zyah Andrijana Reljic: an-dree-AHN-ah REL-yik Hannah Osaro: o-SAR-o Allysah ‘Cookie’ Boothe: ah-LEE-sha (like Alicia, but everyone just calls her Cookie) Mallory Odell: o-DELL Anne-Hamilton LeRoy: luh-ROY Ryenn Micaletti: Rye-an (like Ryan) Ka’lia Johnson: kuh-LEE-uh

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) LONGWOOD GAMEDAY > Schedule

2020-2021 LONGWOOD WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

Day Date Opponent Location TV/Web Time Wednesday November 25 Duke Durham, N.C. ACC Network 12 p.m. Saturday November 28 East Tenneessee State Farmville, Va. ESPN + 3 p.m. Tuesday December 1 George Mason Fairfax, Va. TBA 6 p.m. Saturday December 5 Towson Farmville, Va. ESPN + 3 p.m. Tuesday December 15 Radford * Farmville, Va. ESPN + TBA Wednesday December 16 Radford* Farmville, Va. ESPN + TBA Saturday December 19 Howard Farmville, Va. ESPN + TBA Wednesday December 30 UNC Ashville* Asheville, N.C. ESPN + TBA Thursday December 31 UNC Ashville* Asheville, N.C. ESPN + TBA Monday January 4 USC Upstate* Farmville, Va. ESPN + TBA Tuesday January 5 USC Upstate* Farmville, Va. ESPN + TBA Saturday January 9 Campbell* Buies Creek, N.C. ESPN + TBA Sunday January 10 Campbell* Buies Creek, N.C. ESPN + TBA Friday January 15 Winthrop* Farmville, Va. ESPN + TBA Saturday January 16 Winthrop* Farmville, Va. ESPN + TBA Friday January 29 Presbyterian* Farmville, Va. ESPN + TBA Saturday January 30 Presbyterian* Farmville, Va. ESPN + TBA Friday Feburary 5 Hampton* Hampton, Va. ESPN + TBA Saturday Feburary 6 Hampton* Hampton, Va. ESPN + TBA Friday Feburary 12 Charleston Southern* Farmville, Va. ESPN + TBA Saturday Feburary 13 Charleston Southern* Farmville, Va. ESPN + TBA Friday Feburary 19 Gardner-Webb* Boiling Springs, N.C. ESPN + TBA Saturday Feburary 20 Gardner-Webb* Boiling Springs, N.C. ESPN + TBA Friday Feburary 26 High Point* High Point, N.C. ESPN + TBA Saturday Feburary 27 High Point* High Point, N.C. ESPN + TBA

BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP Tuesday March 9 Big South First Round TBA ESPN+/WVHL TBA Thursday March 11 Big South Quarterfinals TBA ESPN+/WVHL TBA Friday March 12 Big South Semifinals TBA ESPN+/WVHL TBA Sunday March 14 Big South Championship TBA ESPN+/WVHL TBA

Home games in BOLD * Big South game All times eastern and subject to change All Longwood women’s basketball home games and Big South games air live on ESPN+ All Longwood women’s basketball postseason games air live on WVHL 92.9 Kickin’ Country FM

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) PLAYER BIOS > Seniors > Allysah Boothe #23 ALLYSAH ‘COOKIE’ BOOTHE Senior • 5-4 • Point Guard Evanston, Ill. Evanston Township (Western Nebraska CC) Major: Business Administration

• 2019-20 (Junior): Appeared in 29 games with six starts for the Lancers in debut season with Longwood... Averaged 3.4 points per game while playing 12.6 minutes per game off the bench... Shot a .329 percent from behind the three-point line... Scored career-best 14-points at Wofford on November 20.

• 2018-19 (Western Nebraska Community College): Posted a standout season at Western Nebraska Community College where she led the Cougars to a 29-win championship and a trip to the NJCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship … Averaged 7.9 points, 2.0 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game in her lone season at Western Nebraska. Shot 38 percent from the field and .382 from three-point range while making .964 percent of her free throws and missing just two of 56 attempts from the charity stripe.

• 2017-18 (Lincoln College): Played freshman season at Lincoln College, helping her team to a 25-6 record while averaging a team-best 15.6 points per game.

• High School: Lettered for four seasons at Evanston Township under coach Brittany Johnson…Finished honorable mention all-conference in her senior season.

• Personal: Daughter of Shawn and Kenneth Boothe, born on Nov. 2, 1998 … Has two older siblings, Kenisha and Erin … Plans to pursue a degree in business administration at Longwood.

Career Highs

Points 14 at Wofford 11-20-19 Rebounds 4 vs. UNCW 11-13-19 Assists 2 at Wofford 11-20-19 Steals 3 at Florida 11-10-19 Blocks FG Made 5 at Wofford 11-20-19 3FG Made 4 at Wofford 11-20-19 FT Made 2 at Gardner-Webb 2-11-20 Minutes 38 at Wofford 11-20-19

Career Stats

Year GP-GS Min Avg. FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% O-D-T Avg. PF-DQ A TO B S Pts Avg 2017-18 (Lincoln) STATS UNAVAILABLE 2018-19 (W. Nebraska) 33-31 714 21.6 78-205 .380 52-136 .382 54-56 .964 6-56-62 1.9 60-0 89 49 0 46 262 7.9 2019-20 29 -6 35 12.1 30-100 .300 27-82 .329 12-12 1.000 6-16-22 0.8 38-1 11 14 0 6 99 3.4 Career (Division I) 29 -6 35 12.1 30-100 .300 27-82 .329 12-12 1.000 6-16-22 0.8 38-1 11 14 0 6 99 3.4

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) HISTORYPLAYER BIOS & RECORDS > Seniors > Career> Mallory Records Odell #25 MALLORY ODELL Senior • 6-1 • Forward Richmond, Va. Deep Run Major: Business Administration

• 2019-20 (Junior): Saw the court in 29 games including five starts averaging 11.3 minutes per game... Averaged 2.3 points and 3.0 rebounds per game... Scored season-high eight-points against Pres- byterian, UNC Asheville, and Hampton... Battled for season-best nine rebounds at Winthrop.

• 2018-19 (Sophomore): Appeared in 30 games with 22 starts aver- aging 25.5 minutes per game... Averaged 6.7 points and 7.0 rebounds per game... Scored career-best 21-points against USC Upstate... Finished with 10 double-digit scoring performances.

• 2017-18 (Freshman): Played 28 games with 17 starts while averag- ing 19.9 minutes per game … Averaged 4.5 points and 3.7 rebounds per game … Also, had 1.2 steals per game … Finished in double figures in three games, including a season-best 13 points at UNC Asheville … Had a season-high nine boards against Radford … Led Longwood in scoring in three games and also led the Lancers on the glass in three contests.

• Prior to Longwood: Comes to Longwood as a dual-sport athlete in basketball and softball … Finalist for U-16 National team in 2015 … Comes to Longwood as a 1,000-point scorer and own- er of the Deep Run school record for most double-doubles in a season with 13 … Four-time all-conference performer and team captain … Averaged in double figures in each of the past three seasons at Deep Run, including 21 points per game to go along with 13 rebounds, six steals and four assists per contest as a junior ... Coached at Deep Run by Tom Rawlyk.

• Personal: A member of The National Honor Society and The Span- ish National Honor Society…Named team MVP as a senior...Won the Coach’s Award following a dynamic junior campaign...Majoring in business administration with a concentration in management...Mem- Career Highs ber of Cormier Honors College...Daughter of Grand and Mary Odell... Has one sibling, Alley Odell...Born on June 13, 1999... Points 21 vs. USC Upstate 02-12-19 Rebounds 14 vs. St. Francis (PA) 12-01-18 Assists 3 (3x) last vs. Hampton 02-23-19 Steals 6 vs. Radford 01-06-18 Blocks 2 (4x) last vs. UNCA 02-19-19 FG Made 9 vs. USC Upstate 02-12-19 3FG Made 2 (4x) last vs. USC Upstate 02-12-19 FT Made 5 at UNC Asheville 01-13-18 Minutes 38 vs. Radford 01-16-18

Career Stats

Year GP-GS Min Avg. FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% O-D-T Avg. PF-DQ A TO B S Pts Avg 2017-18 28-17 557 19.9 46-155 .297 12-45 .267 23-32 .719 33-71-104 3.7 61-0 6 37 5 33 127 4.5 2018-19 30-22 764 25.5 78-191 .408 8-40 .200 36-63 .571 56-155-211 7.0 90-3 26 74 10 24 200 6.7 2019-20 29-5 318 11.0 23-67 .343 2-8 .250 15-18 .833 30-56-86 3.0 39-0 11 17 4 11 63 2.2 Total 87-44 1639 18.8 147-413 .356 22-93 .237 74-113 .655 119-282-401 4.6 190-3 43 128 19 68 390 4.5

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) PLAYER BIOS > Seniors > Andrijana Reljic #20 ANDRIJANA RELJIC Senior • 6-2 • Forward Sarajevo, Bosnia Druga Gimnazija Zenica (Western Nebraska CC) Major: Business Management

• 2019-20 (Junior): Came off the bench 24 times in debut season with Longwood, averaging 6.8 minutes per game... Averaged 0.8 points and 1.3 rebounds per game... Finished with career-best six points against Delaware State... Recorded three blocks in road victory at USC Upstate.

• 2018-19 (Western Nebraska Community College): Helped Western Nebraska to the NJCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship … Shot .536 from the field with the Cougars and led her team with 5.4 rebounds per game while starting 31 of 32 games … Had three games with 10-plus rebounds, including a season-high 13 … Named to the Deans list in her time at Western Nebraska.

• 2017-18 (Northwest Florida College): Helped the Raiders to 24 wins during the 2017-18 season … A member of the FCSAA 2017-18 All-Academic team at Northwest Florida.

• Prior to Longwood: Has experience on the national level, repre- senting the Bosnia and Herzegovina women’s U-20 National Team in 2017.

• Personal: Daughter of Radojka and Radislav Reljic, born on May 20, 1998 … Has two siblings, Aleksandar and Aleksandra … Plans to pursue a degree in business management with a minor in cyber security at Longwood

Career Highs

Points 6 vs. Delaware State 12-15-19 Rebounds 4 at Hampton 01-28-20 Assists 1 (5x) last at USC Upstate 01-11-20 Steals 1 (7x) last vs. Presbyterian 03-10-20 Blocks 3 at USC Upstate 01-11-20 FG Made 2 vs. Delaware State 12-15-19 3FG Made FT Made 2 (4x) last at Charleston So. 03-07-20 Minutes 20 (2x) last at USC Upstate 01-11-20

Career Stats

Year GP-GS Min Avg. FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% O-D-T Avg. PF-DQ A TO B S Pts Avg 2019-20 23-0 161 7.0 4-8 .500 0-0 .000 10-12 .833 10-20-30 1.3 28-0 5 6 12 6 18 0.8 Total 23-0 161 7.0 4-8 .500 0-0 .000 10-12 .833 10-20-30 1.3 28-0 5 6 12 6 18 0.8

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) HISTORYPLAYER BIOS & RECORDS > Seniors > Career> Tra’Dayja Records Smith #14 TRA’DAYJA SMITH Senior • 5-5 • Point Guard Madisonville, Texas Madisonville (Trinity Valley) Major: Biology

• 2019-20 (Junior): A center-piece for the Lancer offense leading the Big South Conference and ranked No. 4 in NCAA Division I averaging 6.5 assists per game... Played and started in 29 games during first season for the Lancers...Broke Long- wood’s single-season assist record finishing with 188 assists... Recorded Longwood’s first triple-double on January 9 with 12 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists... Averaged 8.3 points and 5.0 rebounds per game... Named CollegeSportsMadness.com Mid-Major Conference Player of the Week for the Big South Conference on January 13.

• 2018-19 (Trinity Valley Community College): Helped Trinity Valley to its second straight NJCAA Final Four … Shot .352 from beyond the arc, had 23 games with at least five assists a season ago while averaging 5.8 per game … Scored in double figures in five games a season ago, including a season-best 21 points on 6-of-10 shooting from the field … Named to the Trinity Valley Dean’s list while being handed the school’s President’s Award and High Graduate mark.

• 2017-18 (Trinity Valley Community College): Led Trinity Valley to the NJCAA National Championship game and 31 wins … Started all 36 games for the Cardinals, averaging 3.2 assists per game and making .362 of her shots.

• High School: A former three-sport standout, also playing and track

• Personal: Daughter of Charlenette Johnson, born on Jan. 19, 1999 … Has two siblings, Tra’Shayla Smith and Kailey Johnson … Plans to pursue a degree in biology while at Longwood. Career Highs

Points 19 vs. Hampton 02-15-20 Rebounds 10 vs. Charleston So. 01-09-20 Assists 11 at High Point 02-29-20 Steals 4 at Charleston So. 03-07-20 Blocks 1 vs. Winthrop 02-25-20 FG Made 7 vs. Brown 11-16-19 3FG Made 3 (2x) last at UNC Asheville 02-04-20 FT Made 8 vs. Hampton 02-15-20 Minutes 42 vs. Presbyterian 02-08-20

Career Stats

Year GP-GS Min Avg. FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% O-D-T Avg. PF-DQ A TO B S Pts Avg 2019-20 29 -9 1066 36.8 80-243 .329 27-81 .333 54-68 .794 24-122-146 5.0 91-3 188 126 1 49 241 8.3 Total 29 -9 1066 36.8 80-243 .329 27-81 .333 54-68 .794 24-122-146 5.0 91-3 188 126 1 49 241 8.3

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) HISTORYPLAYER BIOS & RECORDS > Juniors > > CareerAkila Smith Records #13 AKILA SMITH Junior • 5-11 • Forward Orlando, Fla. Ocoee Major: Psychology

• 2019-20 (Sophomore): A disruptive force on the defensive end of the floor for the Lancers breaking Longwood’s sin- gle-season block record with a Big South Conference best 73 blocks... Played in 30 games making 22 starts for the Lancers averaging 6.9 points and 6.5 rebounds per game... Record- ed two double-doubles... Finished with seven double-digit rebounding performances including a career-high 16 rebounds against USC Upstate... Had 17 games with 2+ games, including an eight block performance against Hampton.

• 2018-19 (Freshman): Averaged 3.2 points per game in her debut season, playing 23 games with 12 starts … Scored in double figures in two games, including a near double-double (10 points, 7 rebounds) against Campbell in the Big South Tourna- ment … Finished among the top 10 among Big South freshman in points (3.2 ppg), rebounds (3.6 rpg), blocks (1.0 bpg) and steals (0.8 spg) … Finished third on the Longwood roster with a .431 shooting percentage … Led Longwood in rebounding in two games, including a season-high eight against Radford … Had eight games with multiple blocks, including three in her first collegiate start against Radford.

• High School: Four-year varsity letterwinner at Ocoee High School in Orlando, Fla. where she was coached by Gina Solano… Named her team’s Most Valuable Player as a freshman and ju- nior…Earned the team’s Sportsmanship Award as a sophomore

• Personal: Plans to major in psychology while at Longwood. Career Highs

Points 18 at UMES 12-19-19 Rebounds 16 vs. USC Upstate 03-04-20 Assists 6 at Presbyterian 01-04-20 Steals 5 (2x) last vs. Charleston So. 01-09-20 Blocks 8 vs. Hampton 02-15-20 FG Made 8 vs. Presbyterian 02-08-20 3FG Made FT Made 4 vs. Presbyterian 03-10-20 Minutes 37 at UMES 12-19-19

Career Stats

Year GP-GS Min Avg. FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% O-D-T Avg. PF-DQ A TO B S Pts Avg 2018-19 23-12 398 17.3 28-65 .431 0-0 .000 17-25 .680 27-55-82 3.6 19-0 19 42 24 18 73 3.2 2019-20 30 -22 789 26.3 90-174 .517 0-0 .000 26-42 .619 75-119-194 6.5 79-3 51 69 74 46 206 6.9 Total 53-34 1187 22.4 118-239 .494 0-0 .000 43-67 .642 102-174-276 5.2 98-3 70 111 98 64 279 5.3

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) PLAYER BIOS > Juniors > Milou Vennema #2 MILOU VENNEMA Junior • 5-11 • Guard Groningen, The Netherlands Johan Cruyff College Major: Pre-business

• 2019-20 (Sophomore): Appeared in 23 games with one start at High Point in her second season for the Lancers...Averaged 1.0 points and 0.7 rebounds per game... Recorded career-best 11-points at High Point while shooting 3-of-4 from behind the three- point line.

• 2018-19 (Freshman): Played in 17 games with five starts in her debut collegiate season … Scored 17 points and dished 14 assists, averaging 1.0 points per game … Season-high eight points came against Charleston Southern on 3-of-5 shooting from the floor … Earned first career start against Eastern Michigan, playing 22 minutes … Played a season-high 31 minutes against East Carolina, coming up with two steals.

• High School: First recruit of head coach Rebecca Tillett’s tenure at Longwood … Member of the U20 Dutch Women’s National Team, placing third at the U20 European Championships while playing all seven of her team’s games ... Was coached by Molly McDowell in high school ... Majoring in pre-business.

Career Highs

Points 11 at High Point 02-29-20 Rebounds 3 (6x) last at Charleston So. 03-07-20 Assists 3 vs. Charleston So. 01-12-19 Steals 2 (2x) last vs. Presbyterian 02-08-20 Blocks 1 at Hampton 01-15-19 FG Made 4 at High Point 02-29-20 3FG Made 3 at High Point 02-29-20 FT Made 2 (2x) last at Winthrop 01-21-20 Minutes 31 vs. East Carolina 12-19-18

Career Stats

Year GP-GS Min Avg. FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% O-D-T Avg. PF-DQ A TO B S Pts Avg 2018-19 18-5 297 16.5 5-45 .111 4-33 .121 3-4 .750 5-13-18 1.0 19-0 16 20 2 6 17 0.9 2019-20 23-1 195 8.5 8-26 .308 4-17 .235 2-3 .667 5-12-17 0.7 23-1 9 11 0 7 22 1.0 Total 41-6 492 12.1 13-71 .183 8-50 .160 5-7 .714 10-25-35 0.9 41-1 25 29 2 13 39 1.0

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) HISTORYPLAYER BIOS & RECORDS > Sophomores > Career > Anne-Hamilton Records LeRoy #30 ANNE-HAMILTON LEROY Sophomore • 5-10 • Guard Seneca, S.C. Seneca Major: Kinesiology

• 2019-20 (Freshman): Named to All Big South Freshman team... One time Big South Freshman of the Week...Appeared in 30 games while starting 29 games in debut season for Longwood... Averaged 11.1 points per game including career-best 21-points against Charleston Southern on January 9... Scored double-dig- its 17 times, including two 20+ point performances against Wofford and Charleston Southern... Finished with a .336 percent three-point shooting percentage... One of three Lancers to aver- age double-digits.

• High School: A five-year letterwinner on the basketball court un- der the direction of Ashlen Dewart at Seneca, LeRoy was selected as one of the elite players throughout all divisions in South Caro- lina by the coaches in the state … Three-time Region I AAA Player of the Year and all-state selection … Totaled more than 2,000 career points during high school career … averaged 24.0 points, 5.0 assists, 4.9 steals and 5.0 rebounds per game as a senior ... Improved upon her scoring average every year at the high school level, averaging more than 10.0 points every season … Broke the Seneca High School scoring record in 2018-19 as a senior … An All-Region selection and four-year member of the women’s team at Seneca while also earning varsity letters in soccer, cross country and track & field.

• Personal: Daughter of Felicia and Al LeRoy, born on April 7, 2001 … Has one sibling, Madelyn … Father Al played quarterback at Mars Hill … Plans to pursue a degree in kinesiology at Longwood.

Career Highs

Points 21 vs. Charleston So. 01-09-20 Rebounds 5 (4x) last at Radford 02-18-20 Assists 5 vs. Charleston So. 01-09-20 Steals 3 at Hampton 01-28-20 Blocks 1 vs. Winthrop 02-25-20 FG Made 7 vs. Charleston So. 01-09-20 3FG Made 4 at Wofford 11-20-19 FT Made 5 (5x) vs. Winthrop 02-25-20 Minutes 38 at Wofford 11-20-19

Career Stats

Year GP-GS Min Avg. FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% O-D-T Avg. PF-DQ A TO B S Pts Avg 2019-20 30-29 902 30.1 112-292 .384 38-113 .336 70-100 .700 17-51-68 2.3 68-0 46 77 6 29 332 11.1 Total 30-29 902 30.1 112-292 .384 38-113 .336 70-100 .700 17-51-68 2.3 68-0 46 77 6 29 332 11.1

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) PLAYER BIOS > Sophomores > Kyla McMakin #1 KYLA MCMAKIN Sophomore • 5-11 • Guard Virginia Beach, Va. Ocean Lakes Major: Computer Science

• 2019-20 (Freshman): Named Big South Freshman of the Year... All Big South first-team... All Big South Freshman team... VaSID first-team... HerHoopsStats.com ‘Fab 15 Freshman’ list... Seven time Big South Conference Freshman of the Week...Burst onto the scene with a historic freshman campaign leading Longwood and the Big South Conference averaging 18.8 points per game... Broke Longwood’s freshman single-season scoring record, finishing with 565 points... Set Longwood’s Division I-era single-game scor- ing record with 36-points against Presbyterian on February 8... Recorded three double-doubles... Scored double-digits in 29 of 30 games, including 10 games with 20+ point performances, and two games with 30+ point performances... Averaged 5.2 rebounds and 1.9 steals per game... Only Lancer to start all 30 games.

• High School: A dynamic 5-11 guard where she played under the tutelage of Lisa Merriweather at Ocean Lakes … Scored a school record 1,990 points and added 1,055 rebounds, averaging 25.7 points per game and 18.0 rebounds in her high school career … Became the first player at Ocean Lakes to secure 1,000 career rebounds in her illustrious career … Named the 2019 Regional Player of the Year, Virginia Beach 2019 Player of the Year, and 2019 first-team All-Region … Averaged a double-double in each of her last three seasons, highlighted by a senior season in which she posted 26.7 points, 15.3 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game … Led her team to the 2018-19 Regional Championship as a three-year team captain and two-time All-Tidewater first team member.

• Personal: Daughter of Sheryl and Gregory McMakin, born on March 31, 2001 … Has two siblings, Gregory and Aiden … Plans to pursue a degree in computer science while at Longwood.

Career Highs

Points 36 vs. Presbyterian 02-08-20 Rebounds 12 at Winthrop 01-21-20 Assists 5 at Radford 02-18-20 Steals 5 (2x) last vs. Gardner-Webb 12-28-19 Blocks 2 vs. UNCW 11-13-19 FG Made 12 vs. Radford 01-14-20 3FG Made 7 vs. Presbyterian 03-10-20 FT Made 12 at Campbell 02-22-20 Minutes 42 vs. Presbyterian 02-08-20

Career Stats

Year GP-GS Min Avg. FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% O-D-T Avg. PF-DQ A TO B S Pts Avg 2019-20 30-30 1079 36.0 205-557 .368 73-213 .343 82-102 .804 36-121-157 5.2 86-4 50 87 14 59 565 18.8 Total 30-30 1079 36.0 205-557 .368 73-213 .343 82-102 .804 36-121-157 5.2 86-4 50 87 14 59 565 18.8

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) HISTORYPLAYER BIOS & RECORDS > Sophomore > Career > Tayonna Records Robertson #12 TAYONNA ROBERTSON Sophomore • 6-0 • Forward Pittsburgh, Pa. Penn Hills Major: Communications

• 2019-20 (Freshman): Appeared in 21 games averaging 6.8 minutes per game in freshman season for Long- wood...Scored 1.4 points and 1.7 rebounds per game... Battled for season-high four rebounds at Radford... Came off the bench to score career-high five points against Delaware state.

• High School: The third member of the Lancer roster to call the Keystone State home, joining Jada Russell and Dayna Rouse ... Played her high school basketball at Penn Hills High School under the tutelage of Robert Cash … Averaged 14 points, 10 rebounds and four as- sists per game as a junior … Tabbed a first-team West- ern Pennsylvania 6A All-Section … Team captain for Penn Hills throughout her last two seasons … Named to the honor roll throughout her high school career...Played for coaches Robert Cash and Alisha Johnson...

• Personal: Daughter of Sheila Robertson, born on June 12, 2001 … Plans to pursue a degree in communications while at Longwood.

Career Highs

Points 5 vs. Delaware State 12-15-19 Rebounds 5 (2x) last at Campbell 02-22-20 Assists 2 vs. Hampton 02-15-20 Steals 1 (8x) last vs. Presbyterian 03-10-20 Blocks 2 vs. East Carolina 11-26-19 FG Made 2 (2x) last at Campbell 02-22-20 3FG Made FT Made 1 (2x) last vs. Charleston So. 01-09-20 Minutes 20 vs. East Carolina 11-26-19

Career Stats

Year GP-GS Min Avg. FG-A FG% 3FG-A 3FG% FT-A FT% O-D-T Avg. PF-DQ A TO B S Pts Avg 2019-20 21-0 142 6.8 14-25 .560 0-4 .000 2-5 .400 17-19-36 1.7 26-0 6 7 6 8 30 1.4 Total 21-0 142 6.8 14-25 .560 0-4 .000 2-5 .400 17-19-36 1.7 26-0 6 7 6 8 30 1.4

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) PLAYER BIOS > Freshman > Adriana Shipp #3 ADRIANA SHIPP Redshirt-Freshman • 5-10 • Guard Chesapeake, Va. Deep Creek Major: Communications

• High School: Played under the direction of William Sutton, where she averaged a double-double with 12 points, 10 rebounds per game throughout her junior season … Four- year letterwinner with Deep Creek … Named All-Tidewater honorable mention following her 2017-18 junior campaign that also saw her named first-team All-Conference and first-team All-District ... Tabbed as Deep Creek’s Most Out- standing Player and team captain … Named to the Chesa- peake Scholar Athlete Superintendent Team.

• Personal: Daughter of Jemal Davis and Catherine Davis, born on Jan. 12, 2001 … Has one sibling, Danny Shipp … Plans to major in communication while at Longwood to pursue a career in public relations.

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) HISTORYPLAYER BIOS & RECORDS > Freshman > Career > Brooke Records Anya #0 BROOKE ANYA Freshman • 6-0 • Forward Gaithersburg, Md. Saint Andrews Episcopal Major: Communications

• High School: Career 1,000 point scorer at St. An- drews Episcopal School on her way to being named the Women’s Athlete of the Year...Led her squad to the ISL championship while being an All-ISL First Team and Private School First Team selection under the direction of head coach Andre Foreman...Team MVP and team captain...

• Personal: Off the court, spends time volunteering at retirement homes and daycares and works with children with disabilities in her community of North Potomac...Plans on pursuing a career as a dermatol- ogist after her time at Longwood...Has three siblings: Stephanie Anya, BeeJay Anya and Renee Anya...

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) PLAYER BIOS > Freshman > Hannah Osaro #21 HANNAH OSARO Freshman • 6-2 • Center Arlington, Va. Osbourn Park Major: Computer Science Information Systems

• High School: Helped lead her team to back-to-back All-Dis- trict Championships as a sophomore and junior before qual- ifying for the state tournament as a senior...Second team all-state selection as a junior, when she averaged 11.2 points, five rebounds and 5.3 assists per game...

• Personal: Plans to major in computer science information systems at Longwood...Off the court, spends her time play- ing volleyball, working on art or dancing...

Longwood at Duke • November 25, 2020 • Durham, N.C. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) LONGWOOD GAMEDAY > Spotter’s Chart

#0 • Brooke Anya #1 • Kyla McMakin #2 • Milou Vennema #3 • Adriana Shipp #12 • Tayonna Robertson Freshman • Forward Sophomore• Forward Junior • Guard Redshirt-Freshman • Guard Sophomore • Forward Gaithersburgh, Md. Virginia Beach, Va. Groningen, The Netherlands Chesapeake, Va. Pittsburgh, Pa.

#13 • Akila Smith #14 • Tra’Dayja Smith #20 •Andrijana Reljic #21 • Hannah Osaro #23 • Allysah Boothe Junior• Forward Senior • Guard Senior • Forward Freshman • Center Senior • Guard Orlando, Fla. Madisonville, Texas Sarajevo, Bosnia Manassas, Va. Evanston, Ill.

#25 • Mallory Odell #30 • Anne LeRoy Rebecca Tillett Jessica Olmstead Senior • Forward Sophomore • Guard Head Coach Assistant Coach Richmond, Va. Seneca, S.C. Third Season Third Season

Ryenn Micaletti Ka’lia Johnson Christy Jordan Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Director of Operations First Season Second Season Second Season

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