2011-12 Sewanee Women's Basketball Media Guide

Left to right: Virginia Zakas, Claire Elliott, Logan Miller,

Dani Kabbes, Alex Ginsburg.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2011–12

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Our graduates include 26 Rhodes Scholars, 40 Watson Fellows, 27 NCAA Postgraduate Scholars and numerous doctors, business people, government leaders, professors, artists, and teachers. We’re not shy to say that our campus is one of the most beautiful places you’ve ever seen. Its 13,000 forested acres are crisscrossed by 65 miles of trails, streams, waterfalls, and great views to discover and enjoy. While the Sewanee community provides a myriad of educational and recreational opportunities due to its elegant natural surroundings, the University is more than just another pretty campus. It’s a natural treasure right at our doorstep where learning and real world solutions intersect. The hallmark of a Sewanee education is challenging academics paired with close faculty-student relationships. One hundred percent of Sewanee classes are taught by professors — a faculty which includes Guggenheim and Fulbright Fellows and Rhodes Scholars — and 100 percent of Sewanee faculty members also serve as student advisors. At Sewanee, learning is exploration. Students are encouraged to think for themselves, with interested professors who are experts in their fields as their guides. Sewanee is the Mountain, and the Mountain is us — a place for adventures of the mind, body, and spirit.

The cornerstone of everything we do is the Honor Code — our pledge to lead a life of integrity and truthfulness. All incoming students sign their names to the code and all students sign their name and write “pledged’’ on all classroom work. Sewanee is a nationally-recognized liberal arts college. According to the National Survey of Student Engagement, Sewanee is one of the nation’s top performing colleges in terms of student engagement. Students who spend four years on the Mountain find it a place to challenge ideas, build lasting relationships, and feel safe and welcomed into a caring community.

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Sewanee: The University of the SouthName ..............................................Sewanee: The University of the SouthLocation ..................................................................Sewanee, TennesseeFounded .........................................................................................1857Enrollment .....................................................................................1,478Vice-Chancellor & President ...........John M. McCardell (Washington & Lee, ’71)Athletics Director ................................... Mark Webb (Tennessee Tech, ’83)Nickname ......................................................................................TigersColors ................................................................. Purple, Gold, and WhiteAffiliation ........................................................................NCAA Division IIIConference ...................................Southern Collegiate Athletic ConferenceHome Court .......................................Juhan Gymnasium (Capacity: 1,000)Head Coach ............................................... Dickie McCarthy (Georgia, ’77)Assistant Coach .............................................Amber George (Judson, ’06)Offensive Coordinator ....................................... Joey Favoloro (Tulane, ’73)Facilities Manager ..................................................................... Bill BarryHead Athletic Trainer ..................... Ray Knight (East Tennessee State, ’98)Equipment Manager ...............................Art Hanson (UT-Chattanooga, ’94)Sport Information Director ...........................Clayton Felts (Austin Peay, ’08)

2010–11 Record .......................................................... 2–23/0–16 SCACLetterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................................................10/0Starters Returning/Lost .....................................................................5/0

CONTACT INFORMATION

Mark Webb, Athletics Director ............................................931.598.1388 Email................................................................. [email protected] McCarthy, Head Coach .............................................931.598.1193 Email.............................................................. [email protected] George, Assistant Coach .........................................931.598.3358 Email.............................................................. [email protected] Felts, Sports Information Director ...........................931.598.1136 Email..................................................................cafelts@sewanee.eduAthletics FAX .....................................................................931.598.1673Athletics Department Phone ...............................................931.598.1284

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The University of the South does not discriminate in employment, the admission of students, or in the administration of any of its educational policies, programs, or activities on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, veteran/reserve/national guard status, or religion (except in The School of Theology’s Master of Divinity program, where preference is given to individuals of the Episcopal faith and except for those employment positions where religious affiliation is a necessary qualification). The University of the South complies with the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, the I.R.S. Anti-Bias Regulation, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Americans with Disabilities Act. The Provost of the University of the South, 735 University Avenue, Sewanee, TN, 37383-1000, 931.598.1000, is the person responsible for coordinating the University’s effort to comply with these laws.

ON THE INSIDE …

Athletic Training and Weight Rooms ............4Administration and Staff ............................5About Sewanee .........................................6Season Outlook .......................................7Schedule 2011–12 ...................................8Roster ......................................................9Player Profiles .........................................10Coaching Staff ........................................152010-11 Statistics ..................................162010–11 Results ....................................17Records ..................................................18Honors ...................................................19Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference ....20Opponents Quick Facts ............................21Considering Sewanee ..............................22Hall of Fame ...........................................23Schedule 2011–12 .....................Back Cover

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Senior Dani Kabbes

Editor: Clayton FeltsAssistant editor: Pamela ByerlyPhotographer: MarthaLee McCarthy


Welcome to the

Fowler Sport and Fitness

CenterThe Fowler Sport and Fitness Center on the Sewanee campus provides the Uni-versity of the South with a state-of-the-art athletics and fitness complex. Included in the facility is a nine-lane indoor pool with a separate diving well, an indoor four-lane, 160-meter flat track with space for field events as well as three multi-purpose courts and two batting cages.

The center also includes the renovated Juhan Gym, including a 1,000-seat bas-ketball and volleyball performance gym, three racquetball courts, one squash court, training, weight, and locker rooms, a dance studio, a fitness gym, classroom space, and three indoor tennis courts.


ATHLETIC TRAINING ROOM

The athletic training room staff at Sewanee is housed in the Fowler Sport & Fitness Center and consists of three certified athletic trainers who use a 2,000 square foot treatment and rehabilitation center to service the nearly 400 student-athletes in 24 varsity sports.

The head athletic trainer is Ray Knight who is in his tenth year in this position at Sewanee after serving as an assistant athletic trainer here on the Mountain in 2000-01. Knight is assisted by Danielle Green and Meagan Bevins.

Sewanee offers the latest in:

ATHLETIC TRAINING EQUIPMENT• ultrasound• electrical muscle stimulators• whirlpools

REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT• free weights• stationary bikes• mini trampolines• various other modalities

ATHLETIC WEIGHT ROOM

Josh Taylor serves as head strength coach for nearly 400 Sewanee varsity athletes competing in 24 varsity sports. In his fourth year at Sewanee, Taylor also serves as the football linebackers coach.

The 50' x 40', 2,000 square foot weight room is located in the Fowler Sport and Fitness Center.

Weight training is an important and vital part of the athletes’ overall fitness program here at Sewanee.

The Fowler Center also has an exercise area with handball and racquetball courts and a variety of exercise machines.

WEIGHT EQUIPMENT• 10 Olympic platforms• 10 bench press/free weight• 10 incline bench/free weight• 5 utility benches• 15 different hammer, cybex and body master

machines• Dumbells ranging from 3 lbs. to 120 lbs.

Assistant Athletic Trainer Meagan Bevins, Head Athletic Trainer Ray Knight, and Assistant Athletic Trainer Daniell Green.


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SEWANEE HIGHLIGHTS

Affiliation: EpiscopalFounded: July 4, 1857Undergraduate Students:

1,478 students from 41 states and 24 countries

Majors: 36Rhodes Scholars: 26NCAA Postgraduate Scholars: 27Watson Fellows: 40Pursuing graduate and

professional studies: 70%

FACULTYStudent-Faculty ratio: 10:1 All classes taught by professors.

SCHOOL OF THEOLOGYFounded: 1878Students: 77

SEWANEE: THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH

The University of the South (known simply as “Sewanee” to students, faculty, staff, and friends) offers an unmatched educational experience in an extraor-dinary place of life and learning. The Sewanee experience is characterized by a challenging liberal arts curriculum, serious intellectual engagement between faculty and students, and one of the largest and most beautiful college cam-puses in the world. The University and The School of Theology are located on a 13,000-acre campus known as “the Domain,” which sits atop the Cumberland Plateau in southern Middle Tennessee between Nashville and Chattanooga.

BEGINNING: Founded by leaders of the Episcopal Church in 1857, Sewanee is owned by 28 Episcopal dioceses in 12 states and is governed by 20 regents and 155 trustees.

UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES: The University’s College of Arts and Sciences has an enrollment of 1,478 men and women who select from 36 majors.

Chapters of Phi Beta Kappa and Omicron Delta Kappa are among the na-tional leadership and scholastic honorary organizations at Sewanee.

This nationally-recognized education has provided Sewanee students with the tools to become successful in career and personal choices for over 150 years.

THE SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY: Officially opened as an Episcopal Church Seminary in 1878, The School of Theology is one of 10 accredited Episcopal seminaries in the United States. Current enrollment is 73 full-time graduate students who are pursuing master’s degrees and more than 50 students enrolled in doctoral and advanced degrees during the summer session.

Sewanee serves over 7,500 students a year (lay and ordained) through its Programs Center, which offers Education for Ministry (EfM) and continuing education programs.

INVOLVEMENT: A broad range of extracurricular activities for students include intramurals, fraternities and sororities, the Sewanee Outing Program, Chap-laincy Outreach Program, Habitat for Humanity, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, and the Senior Citizens Program plus the Volunteer Fire Department and Emergency Medical Service.

VARSITY SPORTS: Sewanee is a member of the NCAA and competes at the Division III level. The University fields 24 varsity teams for men and women and is a member of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference.

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SEASON OUTLOOK 2011–12

With the return of five experienced seniors and the addition of eight first-year players to the team, the Sewanee Tigers enter the 2011-12 basketball sea-son with high hopes, hoping to bounce back from a disappointing injury-filled season that saw the overall record slip to 2-23. After an exciting 100-94 win over Covenant College in the opening game of the 2010-11 season, the Tigers were able to add only one more to the win column during the remainder of the season.

Fielding the largest team ever during his nine-year tenure at Sewanee with 18 players on the roster, Coach Dickie McCarthy will once again turn to the fast-paced, high-pressure Grinnell system to challenge the always tough SCAC schedule. Relying on a full-court pressure defense, the three-point field goal and rapid, multiple substitutions which characterizes the Grinnell system, the Tigers will attempt to wear down their opponents.

Seniors Claire Elliott, Alex Ginsburg, Dani Kabbes, Logan Miller, and Virginia Zakas all return making this one of the most experienced teams in Sewanee women’s basketball history. “These five young ladies have stuck with this basketball program through some very tough times over the past three seasons. I am tremendously proud of their persistence. We are so fortunate to have them around to set a great example for the younger players,” said Coach McCarthy.

Adding to the excitement of Sewanee’s high-intensity style of play will be junior Dana Middleton at point guard. Middleton, a mid-season transfer from Division II Belmont Abbey College at semester break in 2010-11, was able to lead the team in scoring average (13.5 points/game) after joining the team in January. Middleton will share the point guard duties with senior Claire Elliott, an All-SCAC honorable mention selection last season, and junior Heather Baier. Freshman Jamie Samociuk will also see action at point guard

Senior Logan Miller and sophomore Paige Lowe will be relied on for their outstanding three-point shooting ability at the right wing position in the Tigers’ fast break offense. Freshman McKenzie Jones will also see a lot court time at the “2” spot.

Defensive specialists, senior Virginia Zakas and junior Dee Bradford, will play the left wing, the position that sets the tone for Sewanee’s relentless full-court pressure. Freshmen Devon Gunn and Emily Culbertson will be counted on to provide depth there.

Senior Alex Ginsburg, sophomore Clarissa Medley and first-year players Michelle Howell and Miracle Woods will share time at a forward position. Ginsburg, one of the Tigers’ most versatile players, has been called on to play every position on the floor during her four-year career at Sewanee.

The post position should be one of Sewanee’s strong suits during the 2011-12 season. The return of four-year starter and former All-SCAC performer Dani Kabbes and the addition of freshmen Alex Friedl and Kayla Sewell will make up a strong corps of inside players. Kabbes, recovering from off-season ankle surgery, hopes to return to her early 2010-11 form, which saw her score 35 points, only two points shy of the school record, and pull down 16 rebounds against Covenant College.

After opening season games that feature matchups with traditional rivals Emory University and Agnes Scott College, the Tigers jump quickly into their always tough SCAC schedule with an early December game at in-state rival Rhodes College in Memphis. As the rotating SCAC schedule turns against them, Sewanee will face nine conference road games and only seven at home.

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 2011–12

DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME

Nov. 5 ..........................Charleston Southern University (Exhibition) ..........Charleston, S.C. ................ 8 p.m. (EST)

Nov. 15 ........................Judson College ..................................................Sewanee ...................................6 p.m.

Birmingham-Southern Classic

Nov. 18 .....................LaTourneau University ........................................Birmingham, Ala. ............................TBA

Nov. 19 .....................Judson College...................................................Birmingham, Ala. ............................TBA

Nov. 22 ........................Agnes Scott College ...........................................Decatur, Ga. ..................... 6 p.m. (EST)

Nov. 29 ........................Emory University ...............................................Sewanee ...................................6 p.m.

Dec. 2 ..........................Rhodes College* ................................................Memphis, Tenn. .........................6 p.m.

Dec. 4 ..........................Millsaps College* ...............................................Jackson, Miss. ...........................1 p.m.

Dec. 6 ..........................Hiwassee College ..............................................Sewanee ...................................6 p.m.

Dec. 16 ........................Oglethorpe University* ......................................Sewanee ...................................6 p.m.

Dec. 18 ........................Birmingham-Southern College* ..........................Sewanee ...................................1 p.m.

Jan. 4 ...........................Covenant College ..............................................Sewanee ...................................5 p.m.

Jan. 7 ...........................Centre College* ................................................Sewanee ...................................1 p.m.

Jan. 9 ...........................Covenant College ...............................................Lookout Mountain, Ga. ...... 6 p.m. (EST)

Jan. 13 .........................Hendrix College* ................................................Conway, Ark. ..............................6 p.m.

Jan. 15 .........................Colorado College* ..............................................Colorado Springs, Colo. .... 1 p.m. (MST)

Jan. 20 .........................Trinity University*..............................................Sewanee ...................................6 p.m.

Jan. 21 .........................Southwestern University* ..................................Sewanee ...................................6 p.m.

Jan. 24 .........................Free Will Baptist Bible College .............................Nashville, Tenn. .........................7 p.m.

Jan. 27 .........................University of Dallas* ..........................................Irving, Texas ..............................6 p.m.

Jan. 28 .........................Austin College* ..................................................Sherman, Texas ........................6 p.m.

Feb. 4 ..........................Centre College* .................................................Danville, Ky. ...................... 1 p.m. (EST)

Feb. 10 ........................Oglethorpe University* ........................................Atlanta, Ga. ...............................6 p.m.

Feb. 12 ........................Birmingham-Southern College* ...........................Birmingham, Ala. .......................1 p.m.

Feb. 17 ........................Rhodes College* ..............................................Sewanee ...................................6 p.m.

Feb. 19 ........................Millsaps College* ..............................................Sewanee ...................................1 p.m.

Feb. 24–26 ...................SCAC Tournament ..............................................Birmingham, Ala. ........................... TBD

*SCAC games

Home games in bold


TIGERS 2011–12

NO. NAME YR. POS. HT. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL

00 Michelle Howell Fr. F 5-10 Danville, Ky./Boyle County

2 Emily Culbertson Fr. G 5-7 Glen Allen, Va./Henrico

3 Jamie Samociuk Fr. G 5-4 Broad Brook, Conn./The Pomfret School

4 Dana Middleton Jr. G 5-6 Norcross, Ga./Marist

5 Claire Elliott Sr. G 5-4 Louisville, Ky./Assumption

10 Paige Lowe So. G 5-3 Tullahoma, Tenn./Franklin County

11 Alex Ginsburg Sr. G 5-7 Hollywood, S.C./Pinewood Prep

12 Heather Baier Jr. G 5-3 Garden Prairie, Ill./Rockford Lutheran

14 Miracle Woods Fr. G 5-9 Cordova, Tenn./M.A.S.E.

15 Logan Miller Sr. G 5-3 Franklin, Tenn./Christ Presbyterian

20 Dee Bradford Jr. G 5-4 Isle of Palms, S.C./First Baptist

21 McKenzie Jones Fr. G 5-4 Roswell, Ga./Holy Spirit Prep

22 Virginia Zakas Sr. G 5-6 Atlanta, Ga./Westminster

24 Clarissa Medley So. G 5-7 LaFollette, Tenn./J. Frank White Academy

33 Devon Gunn Fr. G 5-6 Sewanee, Tenn./Franklin County

40 Kayla Sewell Fr. F 6-0 Calhoun, Tenn./Walker Valley

42 Alex Friedl Fr. F 5-11 Wake Forest, N.C./Wakefield

43 Dani Kabbes Sr. F 5-10 Chesterfield, Mo./Villa Duchesne

Head Coach — Dickie McCarthy (Georgia, ’77), 9th seasonAssistant Coach — Amber Gilliam (Judson, ’06)Volunteer Assistant Coach — Joey Favaloro (Tulane, ’73)Trainer — Dani Greene (Cumberland, ’08)SID — Clayton Felts (Austin Peay, ’08)


5 Claire Elliott As a Junior – played in all 25 games … named honorable mention All-SCAC … led team in field goal percentage (40.7) … led team and was third in SCAC in three-point field goal percentage (41.8) … led team and was eighth in SCAC in assists (2.9) … third on team in scoring average (11.4) … scored a career-high 18 points against Ag-nes Scott (11/23) and Hiwassee (12/18) … had a career-high eight assists against Rhodes College (1/2) … grabbed a career-high nine rebounds against Hiwassee (12/18).

As a Sophomore – played in 22 games … second on team in assists (2.6) … scored a career-high 16 points against Emory (11/30) … had a career-high six assists against DePauw (1/8).

As a Freshman – played in 17 games … missed first six games of season with ankle injury … scored career-high five points against Birmingham-Southern (2/13) … had a career-high three assists against Agnes Scott (1/12).

High School – coached by Bob and Martha Todd … lettered four years in basketball … received team Sportsmanship Award as a senior … also lettered in lacrosse … senior class president … se-lected Most School Spirited as a senior … member of Beta Club and National Honor Society.

Personal – daughter of Rhonda Hipwell and Tommy and Maryanne Elliott … born March 17, 1989 … has one sister, Katherine; one step-brother, Drew Hipwell; and three step-sisters, Emily and Katherine Dotson and Whitney Hipwell.

Senior – Guard – 5-4Louisville, Ky. – Assumption

11 Alex GinsburgSenior – Guard – 5-7Hollywood, S.C. – Pinewood Prep

As a Junior – played in 22 games … second on team in rebound-ing average (5.0) … had a career high 10 rebounds against Oakwood (2/8) … scored a season-high 11 points against Emory (11/30) … named to SCAC Academic Honor Roll for the third consecutive year.

As a Sophomore – played in all 25 games … scored a career-high 12 points against Millsaps (1/29) … had career-high nine rebounds against Rhodes (2/5) … named SCAC Academic Honor Roll.

As a Freshman – played in 20 games … led team in field goal percentage (43.8) … scored a career-high four points against Austin (1/30) … had a career-high three rebounds in four games … named SCAC Academic Honor Roll.

High School – coached by Nancy Beatty … a two-time SCISA first team all-state selection and a three-time all-region selection in basketball … selected team captain and MVP during her senior season … led team in assists and was second on team in scoring as a senior … named to the SCISA all-state softball team … mem-ber of National Beta Club and National English Honor Society.

Personal – daughter of Ned and Jocelyn Ginsburg … born May 22, 1990.

Year GP GS FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% ORB DRB TRB RB/G A TO BLK STL PTS PTS/G

2008-09 20 0 7 16 0.438 0 1 0.000 2 2 1.000 7 18 25 1.3 9 11 0 5 16 0.8

2009-10 25 8 30 92 0.326 0 1 0.000 20 33 0.606 42 53 95 3.8 47 58 5 33 80 3.2

2010-11 22 16 35 100 .350 4 22 .182 21 27 .778 37 74 111 5.0 23 29 4 26 95 4.3

TOTALS 67 24 72 208 0.346 0 2 0.000 22 35 0.629 49 71 120 1.8 56 69 5 38 96 1.4


2008-09 18 0 7 24 0.292 2 6 0.333 4 8 0.500 5 14 19 1.1 9 15 0 4 20 1.1

2009-10 22 15 37 111 0.333 10 36 0.278 28 40 0.700 18 47 65 3.0 57 52 1 23 112 5.1

2010-11 25 24 100 246 .407 41 98 .418 44 56 .786 15 66 81 3.2 59 106 1 30 285 11.4

TOTALS 65 39 144 381 0.378 53 140 0.379 76 104 0.731 38 127 165 2.5 125 67 2 57 417 6.4



2008-09 24 0 19 60 0.317 8 22 0.364 4 8 0.500 7 13 20 0.8 20 34 0 10 50 2.1

2009-10 25 22 59 167 0.353 48 135 0.356 14 16 0.875 9 24 33 1.3 41 41 0 31 180 7.2

2010-11 25 24 82 248 .331 64 205 .312 42 51 .824 15 53 68 2.7 40 49 4 41 270 10.8

TOTALS 74 46 78 227 0.344 120 362 0.331 60 75 0.800 31 90 121 2.1 101 75 4 82 500 3.649

15 Logan MillerSenior – Guard – 5-3Franklin, Tenn. – Christ Presbyterian

As a Junior – played in all 25 games … led team and SCAC in three-point field goals made per game … led team in free throw percent-age (82.4) … fourth on team in scoring average (10.8) … scored a season-high 24 points against Rhodes (1/2) … grabbed a career-high nine rebounds against Judson (12/7) … had a career-high nine as-sists against Hiwassee (12/18) … made seven three-point baskets against Rhodes (1/2) … named to SCAC Academic Honor Roll for third consecutive year.

As a Sophomore – played in all 25 games … second on team in three-point field goal percentage (35.6) … led team in free throw percentage (87.5) … scored a career-high 26 points against Millsaps (1/29) … made seven three-point baskets in a game on two occa-sions, Oglethorpe (12/5) and Millsaps (1/29) … named to SCAC Academic Honor Roll.

As a Freshman – played in all 24 games … led team in three-point field goal percentage (36.4) … scored a career-high 11 points against Colorado College (2/1) … named SCAC Academic Honor Roll.

High School – coached by Mike Ellson … named all-district and se-lected to region all-tournament team as a senior … 2008 recipient of the prestigious Moss-Oliver Award presented annually by the Nashville Civitan Club to the top female basketball student-athlete in Davidson County … selected C.P.A. Academic Athlete-of-the-Year … member of National Honor Society.

Personal – daughter of Frank and Kelli Miller … born October 16, 1989 … has one brother, Hunter.

As a Junior – missed the entire season due to a knee injury sustained playing soccer.

As a Sophomore – played in all 25 games … tied for team lead and fourth in SCAC in steals (2.2) … scored a career-high 14 points against Emory (11/30) … had a career-high five steals vs. Austin (1/24) … named SCAC Academic Honor Roll.

As a Freshman – played in 14 games … scored a career-high five points against Trinity (1/23) … played goalkeeper for the Sewanee women’s soccer team … named to SCAC Academic Honor Roll.

High School – coached by Tray Malloy … a four-year letter winner in basketball and team captain during her senior season … scored 8.8 points/game and led team in steals and assists as a senior … received Westminster’s 2007-08 Foundation Award and Best All-Around Senior Athlete Award … a member of National Honor Society.

Personal – daughter of Dennis and Martie Zakas … born July 6, 1989 … has one brother, Ned, and two sisters, Page and Cabell.

22 Virginia ZakasSenior – Guard – 5-6Atlanta, Ga. – Westminster


2008-09 15 0 4 12 0.333 1 2 0.500 2 3 0.667 3 7 10 0.7 1 10 0 3 11 0.7

2009-10 25 0 50 162 0.309 11 62 0.177 19 41 0.463 15 36 51 2.0 26 60 1 54 130 5.2

TOTALS 40 0 54 174 0.310 12 64 0.188 21 44 0.477 18 43 61 1.5 27 70 1 57 141 3.5


4 Dana MiddletonJunior – Guard – 5-6Norcross, Ga. – Marist School/Belmont Abbey College

43 Dani KabbesSenior – Forward – 5-10Chesterfield, Mo. – Villa Duchesne

As a Junior – played in 22 games … led team and was eighth in SCAC in rebounding average (7.9) … led team and was third in SCAC in blocks per game (1.9) … second on team in scoring average (13.0) … scored a career high 35 points, only two points shy of the Sewanee women’s basketball all-time single-game scoring record, against Covenant (11/16) … grabbed a career-high 18 rebounds against Rhodes (2/6) … recorded five double-doubles during the season … named to SCAC Academic Honor Roll for third consecutive year.

As a Sophomore – played in 22 games … led team in rebounding (6.5) and blocks (2.4) … second on team in scoring average (10.2) … third in SCAC in blocks … scored a career high 20 points against Rhodes (1/1) … went a perfect nine-for-nine from the free throw line against Emory & Henry (11/22) … named to SCAC Academic Honor Roll.

As a Freshman – played in all 24 games … named honorable mention all-SCAC … led team in rebounding average (5.4) and blocks (20) … scored a season high 15 points against LaGrange (11/25) … had a season high 10 rebounds against Oglethorpe (1/10) … named to SCAC Academic Honor Roll.

High School – coached by Bill Bixon … selected team captain during her senior year … averaged 11 points/game and 5.5 rebounds/game as a senior … selected to the Metro Women’s Athletic Association All-Star Team for 2007-08 … co-founder of the Spanish Club, an Admissions Ambassador and a Senior Retreat Leader at Villa Duchesne … member of the National Honor Society.

Personal – daughter of David and Judy Kabbes … born September 8, 1989 … has one brother, Drew and three sisters, Jamie, Mary and Joanie.


2008-09 24 16 64 197 0.325 1 9 0.333 74 97 0.763 37 92 129 5.4 21 49 20 16 203 8.5

2009-10 22 9 78 227 0.344 5 9 0.263 63 86 0.733 56 87 143 6.5 20 31 53 40 224 10.2

2010-11 22 21 105 298 .352 21 89 .236 54 85 .635 62 112 174 7.9 58 51 41 36 285 13

TOTALS 68 46 247 722 0.342 27 107 0.252 191 268 0.713 155 291 446 19.8 99 80 114 92 712 10.5

As a Sophomore – played in 13 games … transferred to Sewanee at beginning of second semester from Belmont Abbey College … led team in scoring average (13.5) and steals per game (3.1) … Scored a career-high 18 points on three occasions. Had a career-high seven steals against Covenant (2/1) … grabbed a career-high eight rebounds against Oakwood (2/8).

As a Freshman – played in 14 games at Belmont Abbey University.

High School – received the 110% Player Award … Team Captain as a senior … Maui Classic All-Tournament Team … Best Defense Award as a junior and senior … helped lead team to two State Champion-ship Runner-up seasons in 2006 and 2007 … also lettered in softball … named Offensive Player of the Season as a junior and senior … Georgia All-State recognition … and led team to State Championship in 2009.

Personal – daughter of Al and Karen Middleton … born February 14, 1991 … has one sister, Kellie, and two brothers, William and Wyatt.


2008-09 18 0 7 24 0.292 2 6 0.333 4 8 0.500 5 14 19 1.1 9 15 0 4 20 1.1

2009-10 22 15 37 111 0.333 10 36 0.278 28 40 0.700 18 47 65 3.0 57 52 1 23 112 5.1

2010-11 25 24 100 246 .407 41 98 .418 44 56 .786 15 66 81 3.2 59 106 1 30 285 11.4

TOTALS 65 39 144 381 0.378 53 140 0.379 76 104 0.731 38 127 165 2.5 125 67 2 57 417 6.4


12 Heather Baier

20 Dee Bradford

As a Sophomore – played in all 25 games … tied a career-best by scoring 12 points against Emory (11/30) … grabbed a career-high six rebounds against Piedmont (11/20) … had a career-high four steals against Covenant (11/16)

As a Freshman – played in all 25 games … scored a season high 12 points in first college basketball game against University of Alabama-Huntsville (11/16).

High School – coached by Rachel King … varsity basketball captain … selected All Region, All Tournament, and Honorable Mention: City of Charleston Basketball … averaged 13.8 points/game and 2.9 re-bounds/game … member of the Drama Club, Math Club, First Baptist Youth Group, and president of the FCA … Secretary of the National Honor Society.

Personal – daughter of John and Patricia Bradford … born on January 21, 1991 … has three sisters; Katie, Ally, and Mae and one brother, Johnny.

Junior – Guard – 5-3Garden Prarie, Ill. – Rockford Lutheran/St. Mary’s University

As a Sophomore – played in seven games … scored a career-high 15 points against Emory (11/19) … had a career-high six rebounds and five steals against Agnes Scott (11/23).

As a Freshman – played at St. Mary’s University in Winona, Minn. Had season highs of five points and five rebounds against Gustavus Adolphus on 1/27/10.

High School – coached by Joni Carlson … four-year varsity letter win-ner in basketball … basketball MVP … team captain … all-conference junior and senior season … Illinois state three-point semifinalist … Illinois State Scholar … Magna Cum Laude graduate … member National Honor Society.

Personal – daughter of Randy and Nita Baier … born January 8, 1991.


2010-11 7 7 14 40 .350 4 18 .222 21 30 .700 10 13 23 3.3 16 28 0 14 53 7.6

Junior – Guard – 5-4 Isle of Palms, S.C. – First Baptist


2009-10 25 0 15 86 0.174 14 75 0.187 9 16 0.563 10 15 25 1 8 18 1 10 53 2.1

2010-11 25 4 30 158 .190 20 125 .160 10 25 .400 17 34 51 2 14 39 1 17 90 3.6

TOTALS 50 4 15 244 0.061 34 200 0.17 19 41 0.463 27 49 76 3 8 57 2 27 143 2.86


10 Paige LoweSophomore – Guard – 5-3Tullahoma, Tenn. – Franklin County

24 Clarissa MedleySophomore – Guard – 5-7LaFollette, Tenn. – J. Frank White Academy

As a Freshman – played in 22 games … scored a career-high 14 points against Hiwassee (12/18) and Rhodes (1/2) … Had a career-high five steals against Piedmont (11/20) … made four three-point field goals in game against Rhodes (1/2).

High School – coached by John Wild and Eric White … three-year letter winner … Wendy’s Heisman Award winner … recipient of Presi-dent’s Award … graduated with honors.

Personal – daughter of Tommy and Teresa Lowe … born October 25, 1991 … has one sister, Stacie.

As a Freshman – played in 23 games … recorded a career-high 10 points, nine rebounds, and three assists against Hiwassee (12/18).

High School – coached by her father, Neal Medley … four-year letter winner in basketball … also lettered in soccer, tennis, and cross- country … three-time Female Athlete of the Year … member of the 1,000 point club … valedictorian of her graduating class.

Personal – daughter of Neal and Ollie Medley … born November 1, 1991 … has one brother, Michael.


2010-11 22 7 35 118 .297 27 84 .321 12 15 .800 4 14 18 0.8 19 28 2 27 109 5


2010-11 23 9 27 100 .270 20 71 .282 7 17 .412 17 57 74 3.2 16 29 2 17 81 3.5


00 Michelle Howell

FreshmanForward – 5-10Danville, Ky.Boyle County

High School – coached by Greg Edwards … named the Co-Scholar Athlete of the Year as a senior … Yearbook Editor, a mentor and a member of the Governor’s Scholar Program … USA Junior Nationals Interna-tional Basketball Sports Festival … Central KY Council on Youth Leadership … Top 10 Gradu-ate—Tassel Ceremony Leader … member of FCA, BETA Club, and Youth Leadership.

Personal – daughter of Kerry and Sharon Howell … born on April 19, 1993 … has one brother, Travis.

2 Emily Culbertson

FreshmanGuard – 5-7Glen Allen, Va.Henrico

High School – coached by Jean Atkins … received the Sports-manship Award as a senior … also lettered in softball for four years … All-District Academic Team for softball all four years … made honor roll all four years … member of the Spanish, Eng-lish, and Science Honor Societ-ies … member of the National Beta Club.

Personal – daughter of Steve and Kay Culbertson … born on July 11, 1993 … has two sisters, Katie and Sarah, and one brother, Tyler.

3 Jamie Samociuk

FreshmanGuard – 5-4Broad Brook, Conn.Pomfret School

High School – Coached by Rebecca Brooks … lettered all four years in basketball, while being a captain her last season … in basketball was a NEPSWBCA Class A & B All-Star … won the team’s defense MVP award and Washburn Basketball Award … NEPSAC Class B Undefeated Cham-pions … Rivers Holiday Basketball Tournament All-Tournament Team in 2011 … was an AP Scholar with Distinction her senior season … was a member of the Cum Laude Society as a junior … National Latin Exam Gold Medal Latin I and II as a fresh-man … Silver Medal Latin III and IV as a sophomore and junior … Smith College Book Award … also plays soccer at Sewanee.

Personal – daughter of John and Holly Samociuk … born on May 12, 1993 … has one brother, Daniel.

14 Miracle Woods

FreshmanGuard – 5-9Cordova, Tenn.M.A.S.E.

High School – coached by Dar-ryl Cleaves and Tiffany Anderson … received team’s Rookie of the Year Award for 2007-2008 and team MVP Award for sophomore and junior seasons … named to the All-Tournament Team sophomore through senior year … selected as a member of the Dean’s List.

Personal – daughter of Cher-mella and Billy Meyers … born on February 16, 1993 … has one brother, Markaveus.


FreshmanForward – 5-11Wake Forest, N.C.Wakefield

High School – coached by Danielle Blackburn … two-time recipient of the Academic All-Conference Award … member of the Conference Champion-ship teams in 2009 and 2010 … member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, and Art Honor Society … graduated with Honors and Distinction.

Personal – Peter and Kather-ine Friedl … born June 4, 1993 … has one brother, Jared.

21 McKenzie Jones

FreshmanGuard – 5-4Roswell, Ga.Holy Spirit Prep

High School – coached by Jada Jordan … received the Coach’s Award as a freshman and sophomore … named Team Captain all four years … awarded MVP junior and senior year … selected as an All-Region Player as a junior and senior … a member of the Latin, English, and Math Honor Societies … Pope John II Scholarship recipient all four years … selected as a member of the President’s Academic List.

Personal – daughter of Clif-ford and Victoria Jones … born on April 15, 1993 … has one brother, Maxwell Jones, a senior at Sewanee.

40 Kayla Sewell

FreshmanForward – 6-0 Calhoun, Tenn.Walker Valley

High School – coached by David Tucker … four-year letter winner in basketball … named to the All-Region Team as a junior and senior … named All-District senior year … voted team captain senior year and team Co-MVP … selected Chattanooga Times Best of Preps 2nd team … also let-tered in softball and volleyball … member of the National Beta Club and Tennessee Scholars.

Personal – daughter of Jau-vette Sewell … born on July 22, 1993 … has one sister, Katrina Landers.

33 Devon Gunn

FreshmanGuard – 5-6Sewanee, Tenn. Franklin County

High School – coached by Tom Insell … two-time re-cipient of the team’s Defense Award … received the FCA Award … member of the Beta Club and Quizbusters Team … selected to the Principal’s List.

Personal – daughter of Rhonda Morris and John Gunn … born on September 3, 1993 … has one sister, Lauren Rampy-Bailey, and one brother, Andrew Gunn.

42 Alex Friedl


Head Coach Dickie McCarthy

The tenth women’s bas-ketball coach in school history, Dickie McCar-thy enters his ninth season as head coach of the Tigers.

McCar thy’s eight-year record of 72-130 ranks him third in total victories on the all-time Sewanee list, behind former coach, Rich-ard Barron, and Nancy Ladd.

A total of 53 players have been selected Academic All-SCAC dur-ing McCarthy’s tenure.

The West Point, Ga., native has enthusiasm, a will to win, and a successful 13-year prep-coaching portfolio of 214-75 (.741) and one state championship.

In 10 years as the Springwood School girls’ coach, his Lady Wildcats were 183-45 (.803) with one state title, a pair of state runner-up finishes, eight Final Four appearances, and nine area championships.

McCarthy played basketball at Sewanee for two years before transferring to the University of Georgia where he received his bachelor’s degree. He was a member of the 1974-75 Tiger team that finished 20-7 and received a bid to the inaugural Division III national tournament.

McCarthy is married to the former MarthaLee Warner, an English teacher at Franklin County High School. The couple has two children, Daniel and Kelli, and four grandchildren, Drew, Ella, Lily and Hannah.

COACHES

ASSISTANT COACH AMBER GILLIAM

Amber Gilliam enters her fifth year as Sewanee’s assistant women’s basket-ball coach and head softball coach. Gilliam came to the Mountain from Judson College, where she was assis-tant softball and assistant basketball coach. Both teams Gilliam coached in 2006-07 competed at the national lev-el and were ranked in the top 10 in the nation by the United States College Athletic Association (USCAA). Gilliam also coached basketba l l at the grade-school level under coach Al Tipps from 2000-2004.

C o a c h Gilliam is a 2006 gradu-ate of Judson (B.S., psy-chology), where she was a member of the softball and basketball teams. On the softball diamond, Gilliam was named Best Overall Player in 2004, won the Hustle Award in 2003, and was Defensive Player of the Year two years in a row. In 2005, the Eagles competed in the USCAA 2005 National Softball Tournament. On the basketball court, Gilliam was named Best Overall Player two years, was a co-captain from 2003 until 2006, and competed in the USCAA national tournament twice. In 2006, Gilliam received Judson’s Mary Whitfield Lee Outstanding Senior Ath-lete Award.

The 2002 Franklin County High School graduate also played softball and basketball at FCHS, where she won numerous awards and accolades.

She is married to Nathan Gilliam and they have one daughter, Isabella.

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR JOEY FAVALORO

Coach “Fav” begins his second season at Sewanee, 38th overall. His duty is to play call the shift changes in the “System.” This style of play revolves around a fast break offense with every player participating, and emphasis of the three-point shot. Substitution of all five players occurs in fast shifts with this offense.

A 1973 graduate of Tulane University, and Naval Officer during the Vietnam era, Favaloro began his college coaching career in 1980 at Division I Uni-versity of New Orleans. He retired from UNO, after

a 25-year career, with over 400 victories, making him the winningest coach in school history. His teams competed in the NCAA and NIT (‘83 Champion) tournaments.

More recently, Favaloro led Ursuline Academy in New Orleans to a 125-20 record from 2006-2010, winning four district titles with a 40-0 record.

Favaloro is married to Dr. Jessica Montegudo, and resides in Monteagle, Tenn., and Metairie, La.


STATISTICS 2010–2011

RD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL MINUTES TOTAL 3-PTS F-THROWS REBOUNDS SCORING ## Player GP GS Tot Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 23 Middleton 13 8 367 28.2 53 181 .293 22 84 .262 47 85 .553 24 15 39 3.0 30 0 24 44 3 40 175 13.5 43 Kabbes 22 21 596 27.1 105 298 .352 21 89 .236 54 85 .635 62 112 174 7.9 58 1 32 51 41 36 285 13.0 05 Elliott 25 24 761 30.4 100 246 .407 41 98 .418 44 56 .786 15 66 81 3.2 59 0 72 106 1 30 285 11.4 15 Miller 25 24 785 31.4 82 248 .331 64 205 .312 42 51 .824 15 53 68 2.7 40 0 48 49 4 41 270 10.8 12 Baier 7 7 154 22.0 14 40 .350 4 18 .222 21 30 .700 10 13 23 3.3 12 0 16 28 0 14 53 7.6 10 Lowe 22 7 428 19.5 35 118 .297 27 84 .321 12 15 .800 4 14 18 0.8 19 0 12 28 2 27 109 5.0 11 Ginsburg 22 16 552 25.1 35 100 .350 4 22 .182 21 27 .778 37 74 111 5.0 50 0 23 29 4 26 95 4.3 20 Bradford 25 4 422 16.9 30 158 .190 20 125 .160 10 25 .400 17 34 51 2.0 50 2 14 39 1 17 90 3.6 24 Medley 23 9 461 20.0 27 100 .270 20 71 .282 7 17 .412 17 57 74 3.2 31 0 16 29 2 17 81 3.5 33 Hutson 9 0 134 14.9 9 39 .231 8 30 .267 2 5 .400 10 8 18 2.0 12 0 5 9 1 13 28 3.1 21 Rhodes 18 0 154 8.6 6 28 .214 3 16 .188 2 2 1.000 7 10 17 0.9 6 0 3 5 0 3 17 0.9 14 Thibodeaux 21 0 188 9.0 5 8 .625 0 0 .000 3 8 .375 7 11 18 0.9 9 0 5 14 0 5 13 0.6 TEAM 52 88 140 5.8 10 21 0 Total 25 5002 501 1564 .320 234 842 .278 265 406 .653 277 555 832 33.3 386 4 270 452 59 269 1501 60.0 Opponents 25 4900 769 1701 .452 189 516 .366 253 389 .650 449 850 1299 52.0 404 – 463 484 76 217 1980 79.2

OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES (2-23) (1-10) (1-12) (0-1) CONFERENCE (0-16) (0-9) (0-7) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE (2-7) (1-1) (1-5) (0-1)

DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS11/16/10 5 p.m. COVENANT COLLEGE W 100-94 (35)Dani Kabbes (16)Dani Kabbes 11/19/10 6 p.m. at Emory L 82-129 (19)Dani Kabbes (11)Dani Kabbes 11/20/10 4 p.m. vs Piedmont L 67-89 154 (28)Dani Kabbes (9)Dani Kabbes 11/23/10 6 p.m. AGNES SCOTT L 80-87 (19)Dani Kabbes (7)Dani Kabbes 11/30/10 6 p.m. at Emory L 55-67 115 (12)Dee Bradford (13)Dani Kabbes 12/04/10 4:30 p.m. * at Oglethorpe L 54-79 189 (18)Dani Kabbes (6)Dani Kabbes 12/07/10 6 p.m. at Judson College L 74-80 (22)Dani Kabbes (12)Dani Kabbes 12/18/10 2 p.m. at Hiwassee College W 89-70 (23)Logan Miller (14)Dani Kabbes 12/31/10 3 p.m. * at Birmingham-Southern L 48-90 217 (17)Claire Elliott (8)Dani Kabbes 01/02/11 1 p.m. * at Rhodes L 66-85 100 (24)Logan Miller (11)Dani Kabbes 01/07/11 6 p.m. * CENTRE L 45-82 145 (18)Dani Kabbes (4)Alex Ginsburg 01/09/11 2 p.m. * DEPAUW L 31-87 100 (8)Claire Elliott (4)Alex Ginsburg (8)Dani Kabbes (4)Dani Kabbes 01/14/11 6 p.m. * TRINITY L 55-82 (13)Logan Miller (6)Alex Ginsburg 01/15/11 6 p.m. * SOUTHWESTERN (TEX.) L 54-90 137 (14)Logan Miller (5)Alex Ginsburg (5)Dani Kabbes 01/21/11 6 p.m. * at Austin College L 62-79 120 (20)Dani Kabbes (9)Alex Ginsburg 01/23/11 12 p.m. * at Colorado College L 55-73 132 (17)Dana Middleton (9)Dani Kabbes 01/28/11 6 p.m. * HENDRIX L 65-80 485 (18)Dana Middleton (4)Dani Kabbes (18)Logan Miller (4)Claire Elliott (4)Alex Ginsburg 01/30/11 1 p.m. * MILLSAPS L 43-59 186 (15)Dana Middleton (10)Dani Kabbes 02/01/11 6 p.m. at Covenant College L 46-52 100 (13)Logan Miller (7)Logan Miller (13)Dana Middleton 02/04/11 6 p.m. * BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN L 58-60 231 (18)Dana Middleton (8)Clarissa Medley 02/06/11 3 p.m. * RHODES L 63-64 142 (16)Dana Middleton (18)Dani Kabbes 02/08/11 5:30 p.m. at Oakwood College L 56-63 100 (15)Dana Middleton (10)Alex Ginsburg 02/11/11 6 p.m. * at Centre L 63-78 423 (18)Dana Middleton (9)Alex Ginsburg 02/13/11 Noon * at DePauw L 41-87 450 (13)Dana Middleton (5)Dee Bradford 02/19/11 4 p.m. * OGLETHORPE L 49-74 217 (15)Claire Elliott (8)Alex Ginsburg

TEAM STATISTICS UOS OPP SCORING 1,501 1,980 Points per game 60.0 79.2 Scoring margin -19.2 – FIELD GOALS-ATT 501-1,564 769-1,701 Field goal pct .320 .452 3 POINT FG-ATT 234-842 189-516 3-pt FG pct .278 .366 3-pt FG made per game 9.4 7.6 FREE THROWS-ATT 265-406 253-389 Free throw pct .653 .650 REBOUNDS 832 1,299 Rebounds per game 33.3 52.0 Rebounding margin -18.7 –ASSISTS 270 463 Assists per game 10.8 18.5 TURNOVERS 452 484 Turnovers per game 18.1 19.4 Turnover margin +1.3 – Assist/turnover ratio 0.6 1.0 STEALS 269 217 Steals per game 10.8 8.7 BLOCKS 59 76 Blocks per game 2.4 3.0 WINNING STREAK 0 – Home win streak 0 –ATTENDANCE 1,643 2,100 Home games-Avg/Game 11-149 13-150 Neutral site-Avg/Game – 1-154

Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Sewanee 749 752 1,501 Opponents 1,010 970 1,980


RECORDS

CAREER

POINTS 1. 1,777 Kim Valek 1984-87 2. 1,589 Sophie Brawner 1979-83 3. 1,559 Kim Fauls 1993-97 4. 1,302 Jen Bulkeley Staats

1996-2000 5. 1,284 Sally Jackson 2003–2006 6. 1,259 Michelle Chambers

1999-2002 7. 1,225 Susy Steele Askew 1983-86 8. 1,176 Zanna Brawner 1980-83 9. 1,169 Dani Pettay 2003-07 10. 1,088 Brandi Poole 1994-97

REBOUNDS 1. 1,083 Kim Valek 1984-87 2. 960 Sophie Brawner 1980-83 3. 821 Brandi Poole 1994-97 4. 743 Sally Jackson 2003–2006 5. 700 Jen Bulkeley Staats

1996-2000 6. 690 Kim Fauls 1994-97 7. 654 Zanna Brawner 1980-83 8. 623 Jetta McKenzie 1980-83 9. 590 Silvana Toro 2002-2005 10. 577 Diane Farrar 1985-89

ASSISTS 1. 371 Kayla Goodwin 1998-2002 2. 342 Ashleigh Whitworth 2002-05 3. 274 Michelle Chambers 1999-

2002 4. 247 Dani Pettay 2003–07 5. 205 Janie Taylor 1994-97 6. 199 Kim Valek 1984-87 7. 197 Lynda Motes 1990-93 8. 184 Susan Lyle 1985, 1987 9. 173 Sarah Sitton 1987-89 10. 165 Sophie Brawner 1980-83

SEASON

Points: 497 Kim Valek 1986-87FG: 207 Kim Valek 1983-84FGA: 443 Kim Valek 1986-87FG%: 66.7 Jen Bulkeley Staats

1996-2000FT: 159 Sophie Brawner 1980-81FTA: 198 Sophie Brawner 1980-81FT%: 86.1 Silvana Toro 2002-053FG: 79 Suzanne Smith 1997-983FGA: 190 Suzanne Smith 1997-983FG%: 45.5 Suzanne Smith 2000-01Assists: 167 Susan Lyle 1986-87Rebounds: 326 Kim Valek 1986-87 Kayla Goodwin, Sewanee’s all-time

assist leader, 371

Suzanne Smith, Sewanee all-time leader 3-pt. field goals made, 247

Kim Valek, Sewanee’s all-time rebounding leader, 1,083

SINGLE-GAME

POINTS37 Sophie Brawner — vs. Johnson Bible, 1981

REBOUNDS24 Kim Valek — vs. Rhodes, 1987

ASSISTS17 Susan Lyle — vs. Bryan, 1987

STEALS10 Zanna Brawner — vs. Milligan, 1981 10 Megan Luther — vs. DePauw, 2001

Jen Bulkeley Staats

ALL-TIME SEWANEE COACHING RECORDS

NAME YRS. FIRST LAST RECORD PCT.

Richard Barron 5 1996-97 2000-01 77-48 .616Rick Jones 1 1975-76 1975-76 4-4 .500Nancy Ladd 10 1980-81 1989-90 95-135 .413Dickie McCarthy 7 2003-04 Present 70-107 .395 Jim Lampley 2 1978-79 1979-80 17-27 .386Karen Booker 2 2001-02 2002-03 18-32 .360Gabby Lisella 4 1991-92 1994-95 33-65 .330Misty Thompson 1 1995-96 1995-96 8-17 .320Cathy Mittelstadt 1 1990-91 1990-91 5-17 .227Pam Lampley 2 1976-77 1977-78 3-20 .130


ALL-AMERICANS

KIM VALEK1985 — Fast Break, 1st team1986 — Fast Break, 1st team1987 — Fast Break, 1st team

SUSAN STEELE ASKEW1986 — Fast Break, 3rd team

AMY KINSLEY1987 — Fast Break, 4th team

KIM FAULS1997 — D-III News, honorable mention

JEN BULKELEY STAATS1998 — D-III News, honorable mention2000 — D-III News, 2nd team2000 — Columbus Multimedia, honorable mention2000 — D3hoops.com, honorable mention2000 — Kodak/WBCA, honorable mention

MICHELLE CHAMBERS2000 — D-III News, honorable mention2001 — D-III News, honorable mention2001 — D3hoops.com, honorable mention

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN

JEN BULKELEY STAATS1999 — GTE/CoSIDA

ALL-SCAC (1992–PRESENT)

1992Lynda Motes, 2nd teamCarol Jones, honorable mentionMary Rossi, honorable mention

1993Mary Rossi, honorable mentionNatasha Johnson, honorable mention

1994Carol Jones, honorable mentionDaphne Skipper, honorable mentionBrandi Poole, honorable mentionKiisha Walker, honorable mention

1995Kim Fauls, 1st team

1996Kim Fauls, 1st teamBrandi Poole, honorable mention

SCAC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

HONORS

1998Caroline ChevesJen Bulkeley Staats

1999Mindy BassettJen Bulkeley StaatsKayla Goodwin

2000Jen Bulkeley StaatsMichelle ChambersKayla Goodwin

2001Michelle ChambersKayla Goodwin

2002Michelle ChambersKayla GoodwinTonya Willett

2003Katie HendersonLucy ParhamAvril WalkerAshleigh Whitworth

2004Jean Anne BabinCollete CosbySally LewisMary Alice MathisonDani PettayAshleigh Whitworth

2005Courtney ChildressSally JacksonSally LewisMary Alice MathisonDani PettayLyndsay SmithSilvana ToroAshleigh Whitworth

2006Kiki BurtonSally JacksonSally LewisDani PettayAnne Wills

2007Courtney ChildressKelly MorrisonKelsey NicholsDani PettaySteffi RenningerJamie Robinson

2008Courtney ChildressRachel MillerKelly MorrisonAnne Wills

2009Alex GinsburgLauren GulleyDani KabbesLogan MillerRachel MillerKelly MorrisonCarla SmileyMary SmileyAnne WillsVirginia Zakas

2010Alex GinsburgChristina JohnsonJuliene JoynerDani KabbesLogan MillerKelly MorrisonEmily RhodesJamie RobinsonVirginia Zakas

2011Alex GinsburgDani KabbesLogan MillerEmily Rhodes

1997Kim Fauls, 1st team

1998Suzanne Smith, 2nd teamJen Bulkeley Staats, honorable mention

1999Jen Bulkeley Staats, 1st teamSuzanne Smith, honorable mention

2000Jen Bulkeley Staats, Player-of-the-YearMichelle Chambers, 1st teamSuzanne Smith, honorable mention

2001Michelle Chambers, 1st teamJennifer Dick, honorable mentionKayla Goodwin, honorable mention

2002Tonya Willett, 2nd team

2003Sally Jackson, honorable mention

2004Sally Jackson, 2nd team

2005Silvana Toro, 2nd teamSally Jackson, honorable mentionDani Pettay, honorable mention

2006Sally Jackson, 3rd team

2007Dani Pettay, 3rd team

2008Anne Wills, honorable mentionCourtney Childress, honorable mention

2009Dani Kabbes, honorable mention

2010Lauren Gulley, honorable mention

2011Claire Elliott, honorable mention


OPPONENTS 2011–12

JUDSONLocation: Marion, Ala.Nickname: EaglesColors: Red/BlackConference: NCCAAField House: N/AHead Coach: Lee JonesAlma Mater: TroyCareer Record: N/A2010-11 Record: N/ASID: N/ATelephone: N/AE-Mail: N/A

LETOURNEAULocation: Longview, TexasNickname: Yellow JacketsColors: Blue/GoldConference: ASCField House: Solheim ArenaHead Coach: Corey ThomastonAlma Mater: North AlabamaCareer Record: N/A2010-11 Record: 2-23SID: Alan WiederholdTelephone: 903. 233.3735E-Mail: [email protected]

AGNES SCOTTLocation: Decatur, Ga.Nickname: ScottiesColors: Purple/WhiteConference: GSACField House: Woodruff BuildingHead Coach: Patricia RobertsAlma Mater: Tennessee Career Record: 1st year2010-11 Record: 15-13SID: Mary ChildTelephone: 404.471.6362E-Mail: [email protected]

EMORYLocation: Atlanta, Ga.Nickname: EaglesColors: Blue/GoldConference: UAAField House: Woodruff CenterHead Coach: Christy

ThomaskuttyAlma Mater: TulaneCareer Record: 89-1112010-11 Record: 11-14SID: John FarinaTelephone: 404.727.6553E-Mail: [email protected]

RHODESLocation: Memphis, Tenn.Nickname: LynxColors: Red/BlackConference: SCACField House: Mallory-Hyde GymHead Coach: Matt DeanAlma Mater: DrakeCareer Record: 114-107

2010-11 Record: 9-16SID: Samantha LambertTelephone: 901.843.3168E-Mail: [email protected].

MILLSAPSLocation: Jackson, Miss.Nickname: MajorsColors: Purple/WhiteConference: SCACField House: The Hanger DomeHead Coach: Chuck WinkelmanAlma Mater: HamlineCareer Record: 178-792010-11 Record: 12-13SID: James HillTelephone: 601.974.1394E-Mail: [email protected]

HIWASSEELocation: Madisonville, Tenn.Nickname: TigersColors: Maroon/GoldConference: N/AField House: Rudy Youell

GymnasiumHead Coach: Matt CravesAlma Mater: BluefieldCareer Record: N/A2010-11 Record: N/ASID: N/ATelephone: N/AE-Mail: N/A

BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERNLocation: Birmingham, Ala.Nickname: PanthersColors: Black/GoldConference: SCACField House: Bill Battle ColiseumHead Coach: Brad HodgeAlma Mater: UA-HuntsvilleCareer Record: 91-772010-11 Record: 15-10SID: Sarah ErrecaTelephone: 205.226.4905E-Mail: [email protected]

OGLETHORPELocation: Atlanta, Ga.Nickname: Stormy PetrelsColors: Old Gold/BlackConference: SCACField House: R.E. Dorough

GymnasiumHead Coach: Aaron NesterAlma Mater: RockfordCareer Record: 1st year2010-11 Record: 6-19SID: Hoyt YoungTelephone: 404.364.8419E-Mail: [email protected]

COVENANT COLLEGE (GA.)Location: Lookout Mountain, Ga.Nickname: ScottsColors: Royal Blue/WhiteConference: GSACField House: Barnes CenterHead Coach: Corey MullinsAlma Mater: Middle Tennessee

StateCareer Record: 47-712010-11 Record: 5-21SID: Daniel MangetTelephone: 706.419.1529E-Mail: Daniel.manget@

covenant.edu

CENTRELocation: Danville, Ky.Nickname: ColonelsColors: Gold/WhiteConference: SCACField House: Alumni GymHead Coach: Wendie RobinsonAlma Mater: CentreCareer Record: 76-972010-11 Record: 17-9SID: Mike PrichardTelephone: 859.238.5489E-Mail: [email protected]

DALLASLocation: Irving, Texas Nickname: CrusadersColors: Navy Blue/WhiteConference: SCACField House: Maher Athletic

CenterHead Coach: Jina JohansenAlma Mater: NebraskaCareer Record: 14-132010-11 Record: 14-13SID: James Marks IIITelephone: 972.721.5378E-Mail: [email protected]

AUSTINLocation: Sherman, TexasNickname: KangaroosColors: Crimson/GoldConference: SCACField House: Hughey GymHead Coach: Michelle FilanderAlma Mater: Ohio WesleyanCareer Record: 7-172010-11 Record: 7-17SID: Jeff KelleyTelephone: 903.813.2275E-Mail: [email protected]

TRINITYLocation: San Antonio, Texas Nickname: TigersColors: Maroon/WhiteConference: SCACField House: Earl C. Sams GymHead Coach: Amy Bradley

Alma Mater: TexasCareer Record: 109-522010-11 Record: 14-13SID: Justin ParkerTelephone: 210.999.8447E-Mail: [email protected]

SOUTHWESTERNLocation: Georgetown, TexasNickname: PiratesColors: Black/GoldConference: SCACField House: Richardson GymHead Coach: Kerri BrinkoeterAlma Mater: SouthwesternCareer Record: 57-482010-11 Record: 17-10SID: Megan HardinTelephone: 512.863.1254E-Mail: hardinm@southwestern.

edu

HENDRIXLocation: Conway, Ark.Nickname: WarriorsColors: Orange/BlackConference: SCACField House: Grove GymnasiumHead Coach: Emily CumminsAlma Mater: WilmingtonCareer Record: 17-112010-11 Record: 17-11SID: Cody UsherTelephone: 501.450.1426E-Mail: [email protected]

COLORADO COLLEGELocation: Colorado Springs,

Colo.Nickname: TigersColors: Black/GoldConference: SCACField House: J. Reid GymHead Coach: Liz DoranAlma Mater: OglethorpeCareer Record: 39-372010-11 Record: 11-15SID: Dave ReedTelephone: 719.389.6105E-Mail: dave.reed@

coloradocollege.edu

FREE WILL BAPTISTLocation: Nashville, Tenn.Nickname: Lady FlamesColors: Navy/GoldConference: NCCAAField House: Picirilli Activities

BuildingHead Coach: Larry BryanAlma Mater: Free WillCareer Record: 1st year2010-11 Record: N/ASID: N/ATelephone: N/AE-Mail: N/A


SOCIAL LIFEThe picturesque Sewanee campus of 13,000 acres at an altitude of nearly 2,000 feet on the Cumberland Plateau experiences the radiant beauty of every season.

Complemented by this inspiring backdrop, Sewanee students can avail themselves of a wide spectrum of social and cultural activities.

Student choices include intramurals and varsity sports, fraternities and sororities, the Sewanee Outing Program, Chaplaincy Outreach Program, Habitat for Humanity, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the Volunteer Fire Department, and Emergency Medical Service.

Live music venues, performing arts events, and student-run production companies offer contemporary plays and musicals.

The world is a little more real here, and the perspectives you can gain are limitless.

TEAM UNITYThe team spends time each year on community service projects, participates in an annual free children’s basketball clinic, and gives organized support to other Sewanee athletic teams. Our players are involved in extracurricular activities on campus.

ACADEMICSSewanee student-athletes are here to earn a nationally-recognized and re-spected education. Team members are annually named to the conference academic team as the squad strives to earn a team GPA of 3.0 or higher.

Practice schedules are set to accommodate the player’s class schedules. Conference games are played predominantly on Fridays and Sundays, which limits missed class time and time away from campus.

Considering Basketball at Sewanee?At Sewanee, basketball is more than a game ... it’s an experience!


Hall of Fame on the web: athletics.sewanee.edu/halloffame2

Kim Valek (2004) Three-time, first team women’s basketball All-American (1985-87) … Member of the inaugural class of the Sewanee Athletics Hall of Fame on Sept. 3, 2004 … Sewanee’s first female All-American in any sport and a four-time All-WIAC selection (1984-87) … The school’s career all-time scorer (1,777) and rebounder (1,083).

Susan Steele Askew (2005) 1986 Fast Break third team All-American … Sewanee’s first senior female athlete of the year in 1986 … No. 7 in career scoring (1,225 pts.) … Lettered in basketball and tennis … Basketball team captain (1985 & 1986) … All-WIAC (No. 3 doubles) in tennis in 1984 … First team All-District (1981, 1982) and first team All-Region (1982) in basket-ball at McKenzie (Tenn.) High School.

Sophie Brawner Correll (2008) 1979-1983 So-phie was a four-year let-ter winner in basketball and volleyball … Scored 1,589 career points and nabbed 960 rebounds on the basketball court … Both marks are second all-time for Sewanee…She also logged 165 as-sists … Team Captain in Basketball.

Jennifer Bulkeley Staats (2010) Two-time All-American (1998, 2000) … Academic All-American (1999) … Sewanee’s first female NCAA Postgradu-ate Scholar … Three-time All-SCAC Selection … In 2000, she was named the SCAC Women’s Basketball Player of the Year, NCAA Woman of the Year (Tennessee), and Sewanee Female Athlete of the Year … Three-time SCAC Academic Honor Roll Selection … Led SCAC in scoring, field goals made, field goal percentage, free throws made, and her mark of 66.7% field goals made in 1999-2000 is still the SCAC all-time record.

2011-12 Women’s Basketball ScheduleDATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

11/05/2011 ................Charleston Southern University (Ex.) ....................Charleston, S.C. .........................8 p.m.

11/15/2011 ................Judson College ................................................Sewanee, Tenn. ..........................6 p.m.

11/18/2011 ................LeTourneau University .........................................Birmingham, Ala. ........................3 p.m.

11/19/2011 ................Judson College...................................................Birmingham, Ala. ........................1 p.m.

11/22/2011 ................Agnes Scott College ...........................................Decatur, Ga. ...............................6 p.m.

11/29/2011 ................Emory University .............................................Sewanee, Tenn. ..........................6 p.m.

12/02/2011 ................Rhodes College* ................................................Memphis, Tenn. ..........................6 p.m.

12/04/2011 ................Millsaps College* ...............................................Jackson, Miss. ...........................1 p.m.

12/06/2011 ................Hiwassee College ............................................Sewanee, Tenn. ..........................6 p.m.

12/16/2011 ................Oglethorpe University* ....................................Sewanee, Tenn. ..........................6 p.m.

12/18/2011 ................Birmingham-Southern College* .......................Sewanee, Tenn. ..........................1 p.m.

01/04/2012 ................Covenant College (Ga.) ....................................Sewanee, Tenn. ..........................5 p.m.

01/07/2012 ................Centre College* ...............................................Sewanee, Tenn. ..........................1 p.m.

01/09/2012 ................Covenant College (Ga.) .......................................Lookout Mountain, Ga. ................6 p.m.

01/13/2012 ................Hendrix College* ................................................Conway, Ark. ..............................6 p.m.

01/15/2012 ................Colorado College* ..............................................Colorado Springs, Colo. ............12 p.m.

01/20/2012 ................Trinity University*............................................Sewanee, Tenn. ..........................6 p.m.

01/21/2012 ................Southwestern University* ...............................Sewanee, Tenn. ..........................6 p.m.

01/24/2012 ................Free Will Baptist Bible College .............................Nashville, Tenn. ..........................7 p.m.

01/27/2012 ................University of Dallas* ..........................................Irving, Texas ...............................6 p.m.

01/28/2012 ................Austin College* ..................................................Sherman, Texas .........................6 p.m.

02/04/2012 ................Centre College* .................................................Danville, Ky. ...............................1 p.m.

02/10/2012 ................Oglethorpe University* ........................................Atlanta, Ga. ...............................6 p.m.

02/12/2012 ................Birmingham-Southern College* ...........................Birmingham, Ala. ........................1 p.m.

02/17/2012 ................Rhodes College* .............................................Sewanee, Tenn. ..........................6 p.m.

02/19/2012 ................Millsaps College* ............................................Sewanee, Tenn. ..........................1 p.m.

02/24/2012 ................SCAC Tournament ...............................................Birmingham, Ala. ............................TBA



Home Games are in boldNeutral Site Games are in italics*denotes a Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference contest

2011-12 Sewanee Women's Basketball Media Guide

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