2014-15 Campbellsville University Lady Tiger Basketball

Location: Campbellsville, Kentucky

Mailing Address: 1 University Drive

Campbellsville, KY 42718

Founded: 1906

President: Michael V. Carter

Nickname: Tigers / Lady Tigers

Colors: Maroon and Gray

National Affiliation: NAIA Division I

Conference Affiliation: Mid-South Conference

Home Court / Capacity:

Powell Athletic Center / 1700

Athletic Director: Rusty Hollingsworth

Assistant AD: Jim Hardy

Office Phone: (270) 789-5257

Athletic Fax: (270) 789-5048

Sports Information: Chris Megginson

SID Assistant: Richard Robards

Office Phone: (270) 789-5276

Head Athletic Trainer: Derek Port

Office Phone: (270) 789-5544

Head Coach: Ginger Colvin

Years / Record at School: 7 / 185-54

Basketball Phone: (270) 789-5554

Basketball E-Mail:

[email protected]

[email protected]

Assistant Coach: Miranda Denney

Assistant Coach: Sarge Pollock

Campbellsville University Athletics Web Site:

www.campbellsvilletigers.com

Newspaper:

Central Kentucky News Journal

Sports Editor: Bobby Brockman

Phone: (270) 465-8111

Broadcasting Stations:

WLCU—88.7 FM (Campbellsville)

www.WLCUFM.com

Comcast Cable Channel 22 (Audio)

Comcast Cable Channel 10 (Live Video)

Voice of the Tigers:

Jay Turner, Matt Payton

1. Oklahoma City (OK)

2. Freed-Hardeman (TN)

3. Vanguard (CA)

4. Westminster (UT)

5. Campbellsville (KY)

6. Wiley (TX)

7. John Brown (AR)

8. Our Lady of the Lake (TX)

9. Oklahoma Baptist (OK)

10. Georgetown (KY)

11. Baker (KS)

12. The Master’s (CA)

13. Mid America Nazarene (KS)

14. Columbia (MO)

15. Loyola (LA)

16. Bethel (TN)

17. Lewis Clark State (ID)

18. Westmont (CA)

19. Xavier (LA)

20. Montana State Northern (MT)

21. Shawnee State (OH)

22. Hope International (CA)

23. Lyon (AK)

24. Wayland Baptist (TX)

25. Talladega (AL)

Ginger Colvin

Head Coach

Ginger High Colvin enters her eighth season as Head Coach of the Campbellsville University Lady Tigers. Though she has worn the title of head coach for only seven seasons, Colvin has been a part of the Lady Tiger family for more than two decades. Her Campbellsville University experience began in 1986 on the hardwood as a student athlete under then-head coach Donna Wise. In her playing career, Colvin was a star performer. In 1990, she was named a Third-Team All-American and the KIAC Player of the Year. She is one of four Lady Tigers to be named as an All-Conference selection for four consecutive seasons. She is also a member of the 1000 point club at Campbellsville University and a member of the Campbellsville University Athletics Hall of Fame. Impressively, Colvin still holds the NAIA national record for highest assist average in a career. She also ranks first in CU Lady Tiger basketball history for assists in a game, season, and career.

Upon completion of her playing career, Colvin’s love for Campbellsville University and passion for the game prompted her to begin her coaching career as an assistant coach under the direction of Hall of Fame Head Coach, Donna Wise. Coach Ginger High Colvin served as a part-time assistant for 12 years, from 1991-2003.

In 1997, Colvin was called upon to take over the reigns of a struggling Campbellsville High School Lady Eagle program. Coach Colvin’s impact on that program was both quick and remarkable. In seven seasons, her teams achieved a winning record five times. Colvin guided her Lady Eagle teams to three 20-win seasons and three 5th Region All-A Championships. One of those All-A Regional Championship teams advanced to the Elite 8 of the Class A State Tournament. She also led Campbellsville to two 20th District Titles (the first district titles in school history in women’s basketball). Colvin’s ultimate achievement at the high school ranks came in 2001 and 2002 when she guided her Lady Eagle squads to the championship game of the 5th Region tournament.

In 2003, Colvin returned to Campbellsville University as a full time assistant. Four seasons later, when Donna Wise announced her retirement, Colvin was the logical choice to fill Wise’s shoes. She is only the second head coach in the history of the Campbellsville University program.

In her tenure as head coach, Coach Colvin has accumulated a record of 185 wins and 54 losses. She has achieved 3 thirty win seasons, 5 Regular Season MSC Championships, and 2 MSC Tournament Championships. She has also been to the NAIA National Tournament Elite Eight 3 times.

In 2009-2010, the Lady Tigers became the first team in the history of the Mid-South Conference to go undefeated in conference play. Additionally, the Lady Tigers were named the NAIA National Team Champion of Character. To top it all off, Colvin was named Mid-South Conference Coach of the Year for the second year in a row and was a finalist to be named WBCA National Coach of the Year. 2010-2011 proved to be monumental as well. For the first time in Colvin’s tenure, the Lady Tigers won the Mid-South Conference tournament championship. They were champions of both the MSC Tournament and Regular Season for the first time in 7 years. Another 30 win season ended in a 7th trip to the NAIA National Tournament Elite Eight. The Lady Tigers finished the season with the highest ranking in school history at #2 in the nation. Last year, the Lady Tigers put together Colvin’s third thirty win season in route to both a Mid-South Conference Regular-Season Championship and a Mid-South Conference Tournament Championship. The 2013-2014 team finished the season ranked #5 in the nation and earned Colvin a third trip to the NAIA Elite Eight.

Coach Ginger Colvin is a relentless worker with a passion for the game of basketball and for Campbellsville University. She is adored by her players and respected by her peers. In a seven year span, she has revived the Campbellsville University program and has solidified the Lady Tigers’ position among the elite teams in the nation. Colvin’s competitive nature and tireless work ethic will continue to solidify the Lady Tiger’s position on the national scene for years to come.

HOMETOWN

Tompkinsville, KY

YEARS / RECORD

7 Years / 185-54 (77%)

FAMILY

Husband—Robert

Son—Kobe

Parents—Jimmy and Linda High

MSC Coach of the Year (2009, 2010, 2014)

National Finalist for WBCA

Coach of the Year (2010)

All-Time Assist Leader at Campbellsville University

Member of the

Campbellsville University Hall of Fame

Member of the

Campbellsville University 1000 Point Club

Holds the NAIA National Record for Highest Assist

Average in a Career

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Miranda Denney

Assistant Coach

Upon graduation, she completed her masters degree in Education. She currently teaches part-time in the math department at the University.

Hootie is a tireless worker who is willing to go the extra mile for others. She is actively involved in the recruiting process, and is also a key contributor in the scouting process. Organized, efficient, and always willing to go out of her way for others—Denney has been a huge piece of the puzzle for the Lady Tigers over the last seven seasons!

HOMETOWN

Somerset, KY

FAMILY

Husband—Brian

Parents—Mickey and Donna Ray

EDUCATION B.S. Mathematics,

Secondary Education

Campbellsville University

(2005)

M.A. Education Campbellsville University

(2009)

Campbellsville University Valedictorian

(2005)

Miss Campbellsville University

(2005)

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Miranda Denney enters her eighth season as an assistant coach under Head Coach Ginger Colvin. Hootie (as she is known) has a true passion for the game of basketball and for Campbellsville University. As a Lady Tiger, Miranda played four seasons under legendary Head Coach Donna Wise. She was a member of two regular season conference championship teams and a member of one conference tournament championship team. Miranda competed in the NAIA National Tournament all four years of her playing career, and she led her team into the Elite 8 of the National Tournament from the point guard position in her freshman season.

Hootie was a gritty, hard-working player who always drew the toughest defensive assignment from the guard spot. She competed at the highest level every time she stepped onto the floor.

Off the floor, Miranda also made her mark on Campbellsville University. She was named Valedictorian of the CU senior class in 2005. She was also named Ms. Campbellsville in that same senior season. Throughout the course of her career on the hardwood, Hootie was named an Academic All-American twice and was also named to the Mid-South Conference Academic All-Conference three times. She graduated from Campbellsville University with a 4.0 GPA.

Sarge Pollock

Assistant Coach

HOMETOWN

Hardinsburg, KY

FAMILY

Wife—Susie

Daughters—MaLeigha and Reagan

Inducted into the Breckenridge County Hall

of Fame (2004)

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Michael “Sarge” Pollock returned to Campbellsville University last season to lead the junior varsity women’s basketball program. Pollock has been a long time coach at Taylor County Middle and High School where he was the women’s basketball, baseball and softball coach. He also served as men’s basketball assistant coach at Campbellsville High School where he was a part of two Class A Regional Titles under Head Coach Tim Davis. Pollock came to Campbellsville in 1984 where he was a two-sport athlete. He played baseball for Coach Danny Davis. Over his career at CU, he accumulated 27 career wins, (which is first all-time) and sits in third all time with 225.2 career innings pitched. He was a part of the runner-up 1986 and 1987 NAIA District 32 teams. Pollock was also on the KIAC Championship team in 1987 and runner-up in 1988. Pollock played basketball from 1985-88 for Hall of Fame coach Lou Cunningham. He served as a student assistant for basketball and baseball in 1988-89. Pollock is employed full-time at Jesse Insurance Agency.

Katie Allen

Student Assistant

HOMETOWN

Fort Thomas, KY

MSC All Conference Second Team

(2014)

9th Region POY (2010)

Kentucky All Star (2010)

4th in Career Assists at Campbellsville University

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Katie Allen returns to the Lady Tiger bench in 2014-2015—this time not as a player, but as a student assistant. The position is a natural fit for Allen, as she has been coaching the Lady Tigers for the last 4 seasons from the point guard position.

Allen was a gritty player who had a knack for taking the biggest shots and making plays in crunch time. She finished her career with 547 assists, which sets her among the elite in Lady Tiger basketball history. She is also 5th all-time in Single Season assists.

During her senior campaign, Allen averaged 10.4 points per game, 3.6 assists, and shot 38% from behind the 3 point line. She guided her team to Mid-South Conference Tournament and Regular season championships, finishing the season with a 32-4 record. Allen was named 2nd Team All Conference in her senior season. Throughout her career, Allen accumulated 107 wins and 31 losses.

Allen is a hard worker and a fierce competitor. She will serve the Lady Tigers well on the bench next season with her basketball knowledge and love for the game.

Colleen Reminsky

Athletic Trainer

HOMETOWN

New Brunswick, NJ

EDUCATION

B.S. Exercise Science and Sports Studies

(Rutgers University, 2012)

M.S. Athletic Training

(Florida International University,

2014)

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Colleen Reminsky joined the Campbellsville University Athletic Training Staff in August 2014. A native of New Brunswick, NJ, Reminsky received her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and Sports Studies from Rutgers University in 2012. She completed her master’s of science in Athletic Training at Florida International University in 2014. During her time at Rutgers, she was a member of the women’s field hockey team and worked with the athletic training staff for Rutgers football. In Miami, FL, while studying at FIU, Reminsky worked in athletic training with Archbishop Coleman Carroll High School, FIU football and basketball, and Miami Physical Therapy Group. Her primary sports at CU are football, women’s basketball, women’s tennis, and bass fishing. This is her first season on the sidelines with the Lady Tigers.

Chris Schroader

Manager

HOMETOWN

Centertown, KY

HIGH SCHOOL

Ohio County

PARENTS

Rita Schroader

MAJOR

Physical Education

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Chris Schroader begins his first season as a manager for the Lady Tigers. In his own words: “I wanted to be a manager for the Lady Tiger Basketball program as I aspire to win championships and continue the LTB tradition.” Chris chose Campbellsville University because “it’s a Christian College and it’s built around a Christ-centered community. I also want to find my true calling.”

Before coming to Campbellsville, Chris attended Ohio County High School where he was the manager for four years. In his first two years of high school basketball, he managed for the men’s team at Ohio County. During that time, Chris’s teams had a record of 47 wins and 20 losses. He got to enjoy a District Championship and a 29-3 season his sophomore year. When his junior year of high school rolled around, Chris changed his focus and began managing for the women’s basketball program at Ohio County. During that time, his teams had a record of 44 wins and 17 losses and earned two district championships. Chris received a student coach award his freshman year; a student assistant award his sophomore season, and a “Mr. Lady Eagle” award his senior year. He graduated from Ohio County with a 3.4 GPA and was named an All-American Scholar in 2010, 2011, and 2013.

Varsity Roster

2014 - 2015

# Name Position Hometown

3 Abby Miller PG Cookeville, TN

4 Lauren Turner G Gamaliel, KY

5 Madison Clements G Clementsville, TN

10 Caroline Owen G Carthage, TN

12 LeeAnn Grider PG Jamestown, KY

14 Daizah Kimberland G/F Bardstown, KY

20 Kristen Jacob F Lexington, KY

21 Brittni Holman G Oregonia, OH

22 Lexxus Graham G Winchester, KY

23 Nathalie Felipe G Miami, FL

32 Lindsey Burd F Hardyville, KY

40 Lindey Young F Mt. Washington, KY

42 Chelsea Craig F Frankfort, KY

50 Macie Spence F Mt. Sterling, KY

Meet the Tigers

SENIORS

Meet the Tigers

JUNIORS

Meet the Tigers

SOPHOMORES

Meet the Tigers

FRESHMEN

Caroline Owen

Senior • Carthage, TN

PARENTS

Jim and Helen

HIGH SCHOOL

Smith County, TN

MAJOR

Social Studies / Education

BEST BASKETBALL MOMENT

Winning the 2014 MSC Regular Season and

Tournament

A WORD TO DESCRIBE YOU

Competitive

FAVORITE ATHLETE

Peyton Manning

Broke the CU Record for Most 3’s in a Game Last

Season (9)

MSC Academic All Conference (Twice)

NAIA Academic All American

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Points / Game

Assists / Game 1.6

3 Pt. FG% 46%

FT% 83%

2013—2014

Season Stats

7.9

COACH COLVIN’S COMMENTS

Caroline had an unbelievable season last year. She was instrumental in our success.

She is one of the toughest kids I’ve ever coached. She takes work ethic to a whole

new level.

She is a phenomenal shooter and has improved her all-around game.

Caroline is a coach’s dream on and off the floor.

WHAT’S YOUR WHY?

My family, current and

previous teammates,

Campbellsville University,

and the love of the game.

Daizah Kimberland

Senior • Bardstown, KY

PARENTS

David and Frances

HIGH SCHOOL

Bardstown High School

MAJOR

Nursing


Earning a scholarship, even after multiple surgeries


Smiley

MSC 1st Team All Conference

NAIA 3rd Team All American

WBCA 3rd Team All American

5th Region POY

1000 Point Club at Bardstown High

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Points / Game

Rebounds / Game 5.1

Steals / Game 1.4

FG% 50%

2013—2014

Season Stats

10.4

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Go Lady Tigers

With Love, Daddy, Moma, Kenya, Justin, The Gartins, The Fenders, and The Allens

WHAT’S YOUR WHY? After all the adversity with

surgeries and struggling to even

get in college, I love to prove

that it can be done. It’s all for

my family (at home) and for my

coaches and teammates. Mostly

for the love of the game. I just

love it.


Daizah is a very versatile player with the heart of a champion. She has great

quickness and is coming off an incredible junior season.

Daizah (or “Daizy”) has great mid-range touch. She is an extremely tough player who goes through a lot just to play the

game.

We expect big things out of her this season to back up her All-American Junior season.

Lindey Young

Senior • Mt. Washington, KY

PARENTS

Vincent and Carla

HIGH SCHOOL

Bullitt East

MAJOR

Mass Communications


Signing with Campbellsville and winning the MSC

Tournament and Regular Season last year


Outgoing

FAVORITE ATHLETE

Stefanie Dolson

FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM

Kentucky

NAIA Academic All American

Academic All-Conference

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Points / Game

Rebounds / Game 2.4

FG% 59%

FT% 57%

2013—2014

Season Stats

4.7

Can’t believe you’re already a senior. What a great ride

it’s been. Enjoy your last year! Have a great season.

Love,

Mom, Dad, and Elliott

WHAT’S YOUR WHY?

For Lady Tiger Basketball

and My Family


Lindey Young is a tremendous teammate and has been a huge part of our team

success the past three seasons. She pushes others every day in practice.

Lindey has a great offensive game to go along with size and strength in the post.

She always puts her team first. We expect her to be an impact on the floor this

season, as well as off.

Chelsea Craig

Senior • Frankfort, KY

PARENTS

Derrick Craig, Cheryl Craig

HIGH SCHOOL

Franklin County

MAJOR

Fitness / Wellness Specialist


Conference Champs


Sassy

FAVORITE ATHLETE

Kevin Durant


Oklahoma City Thunder

1000 Point Club and 1000 Rebound Club at Franklin

County High School

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Points / Game

Rebounds / Game 3.8

FG% 44%

FT% 60%

2012—2013

Season Stats

6.5

From Coach Thacker and the Franklin County Lady Flyers

WHAT’S YOUR WHY?

My Grandpa

My Teammates


Chelsea could be the biggest difference in our team this season. She is hands down

the best offensive rebounder I’ve ever coached. She has unbelievable strength

and quickness.

Chelsea is coming off a red-shirt season and has never looked better. We expect

huge things from her in her senior season.

Kristen Jacob

Junior • Lexington, KY

PARENTS

Rick and Connie

HIGH SCHOOL

Lexington Christian

MAJOR

Exercise Science


Winning Conference


Enabler

FAVORITE ATHLETE

Lindsay Ramage


Kentucky

11th Region POY

MSC Academic All Conference

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Points / Game

Rebounds / Game 3.7

Assists / Game 1.1

FG% 52%

2013—2014

Season Stats

4.6

Good Luck Kristen and the Lady Tigers!

Make This a Year to Remember.

Jacob Family

WHAT’S YOUR WHY?

The Team (My Girls)

The love of the game

Myself and coming back from

injuries

Past Campbellsville players


Kristen peaked at the right time last season. Her play was instrumental in our

championship run last year. Post-season surgery has her healthy now, and all aspects

of her game continue to improve.

Kristen is a tremendously hard worker, a great leader, and the type of player every

coach wants on the floor and in the locker room. She constantly seeks out the best in

every situation.

Nathalie Felipe

Junior • Miami, FL

PARENTS

Miguel and Melba

HIGH SCHOOL

Flanagan High School, FL

MAJOR

Fitness Wellness Specialist


Going to Nationals my Freshman Year of College


Hardworking

FAVORITE ATHLETE

Kevin Durant


Oklahoma City Thunder

Transfer from Mineral Area College in Missouri

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Points / Game

Rebounds / Game 6.7

Steals / Game 1.2

FG% 43%

2011—2012

Season Stats

11.6

WHAT’S YOUR WHY?

I love basketball.

I want to excel academically

and receive my degree.

I play for my family and

team.


Nathalie has been a great addition to our team. She came right in and hasn’t missed

a beat. She gives us great length and quickness at the guard position.

Nathalie is a great passer and fits well into our defensive systems.

We are so pleased with her addition to our roster and expect huge things from

her this season.

Lindsey Burd

Junior • Hardyville, KY

PARENTS

John Burd, Laura Lindsey

HIGH SCHOOL

Hart County

MAJOR

Fitness Wellness Specialist


Winning Conference 2014


Unique

FAVORITE ATHLETE

Kevin Durant


Kentucky

MSC 2nd Team All Conference

2000 Point Club at Hart County High School

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Points / Game

Rebounds / Game 7.5

Steals / Game 1.3

FG% 48%

2013—2014

Season Stats

8.9

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WHAT’S YOUR WHY?

For Campbellsville

University

For My Team

God


Lindsey Burd has gone through the biggest transformation of any kid I’ve ever coached.

She has so much heart, grit, and self-motivation. She fires up everyone

around her.

Burd has great strength and quickness in the post spot and continues to improve her game every day. She has the heart of a

champion, and she displays it every time she steps on the floor.

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Lindsey Burd

Junior • Hardyville, KY

Abby Miller

Sophomore • Cookeville, TN

PARENTS

Jon and Julie

HIGH SCHOOL

Livingston Academy, TN

MAJOR

5-9 Education


Winning Conference


Happy


University of Tennessee

1000 Point Club at Livingston Academy

Red-Shirted her Freshman Season at Campbellsville

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Points / Game

Rebounds / Game 1.5

Assists / Game 0.9

FG% 43%

2013—2014

Season Stats

1.1

WHAT’S YOUR WHY?

I play for my team and for

my brother


Abby is the epitome of a “blue collar” worker. She goes hard every day every play and does all the little things that sometimes

go unnoticed. Her game continues to improve because she constantly works at it.

Abby makes things happen on both ends of the floor. She has an incredibly high

basketball IQ and instincts for the game that can’t be coached.

Livingston Academy Lady Wildcats

Go HOGEYE!

Madison Clements

Sophomore • Clementsville, TN

PARENTS

Larry and Heather

HIGH SCHOOL

Monroe County

MAJOR

Sports Management


Signing to play at CU


Determined

FAVORITE ATHLETE

Stephen Curry


Boston Red Sox

5th Region POY

1000 Point Scorer at Monroe County High

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Points / Game

Rebounds / Game 1.1

3 Pt. FG % 39%

FT% 88%

2013—2014

Season Stats

3.5

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Mom, Dad, Mckenzie, and Chandler

WHAT’S YOUR WHY?

I love the game


Madison gives us great long-range shooting. She is an extremely hard

worker who loves the game. She is very unselfish, and will do whatever it takes to

win.

Madison wants to learn and improve every day. She is a true “gym rat”, a great

teammate, and a great competitor.

LeeAnn Grider

Sophomore • Jamestown, KY

PARENTS

Terry and Deanna

HIGH SCHOOL

Russell County High School

MAJOR

Mathematics


MSC Champions


Diva

FAVORITE ATHLETE

Madison Clements

FAVORITE BRAND

Polo Ralph Lauren

2000 Point Scorer at Russell County High School

All Time Leading Scorer at Russell County High School

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Points / Game

Assists / Game 3.4

Steals / Game 1.7

FG% 34%

2013—2014

Season Stats

2.2

WHAT’S YOUR WHY?

My Family

My Teammates

The Tradition of LTB


LeeAnn is coming off a great freshman season where she played a huge supporting role. This season, she will be expected to take over leadership from the point guard

position.

She is an extremely quick and gritty guard who worked hard over the summer to

improve her shot. She played a role in some of our biggest games last season and gained

valuable experience.

Macie Spence

Sophomore • Mt. Sterling, KY

PARENTS

Angie Spence

HIGH SCHOOL

Montgomery County

MAJOR

Health / PE


Winning the 10th Region my Sophomore year


Funny

FAVORITE ATHLETE

LeBron James


Cleveland Cavaliers

10th Region POY

1000 Point Scorer

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Points / Game

Rebounds / Game 2.4

FG% 46%

FT% 100%

2013—2014

Season Stats

3.2

GO TIGERS

AND MACIE

SPENCE!

Love, Vicki and Ron Clark

Mt. Sterling, KY Mike and Connie Jehlik

WHAT’S YOUR WHY?

To WIN and to help my

team win in any way

possible


Macie is one of the most offensively talented players to come through our program. She has great hands, touch, and skills around the basket. She also

has a mid-range game to complement her post play.

Lauren Turner

Freshman • Gamaliel, KY

PARENTS

Brad and Tara

HIGH SCHOOL

Monroe County

MAJOR

Elementary Education


Making it to the Class “A” State Championship Game

my Freshman Season


Silly

FAVORITE ATHLETE

Rajon Rondo


Kentucky

1000 Point Scorer at Monroe County High

School

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Points / Game

Rebounds / Game 6.3

Steals / Game 3.1

FG% 41%

2013—2014

Season Stats

14.1

WHAT’S YOUR WHY?

My family

My teammates


Lauren is a gritty competitor with quickness and athleticism. She has

the ability to get to the rim and passes the ball well.

Brittni Holman

Freshman • Oregonia, OH

PARENTS

Jon and Debra

HIGH SCHOOL

Clinton-Massie, OH

MAJOR

Psychology


Beating Wilmington and going 22-0 in our Regular

Season


Quiet

FAVORITE ATHLETE

Candace Parker


Ohio State

2nd Team SCOL

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Points / Game

Rebounds / Game 2.1

FG% 36%

3 Pt. FG% 38%

2013—2014

Season Stats

6.3

WHAT’S YOUR WHY?

My Teammates, My Family,

My Friends, My Coaches,

and all the Fans


Brittni has great size for a guard and shoots the ball well from outside the

arc. She wants to learn and continues to improve.

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Rev. Norris E. Mills, Pastor

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Hopkinsville, Kentucky 42241-4009

Church: 270-886-0577

Pastor’s Office: 270-886-9455

Fax: 270-886-0675

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Lexxus Graham

Freshman • Winchester, KY

PARENTS

Robbie and Deena

HIGH SCHOOL

Clark County

MAJOR

Psychology


Tying the KSHAA Sweet 16 Tournament Record with 7

Threes in One Game


Sociable

FAVORITE ATHLETE

Maya Moore

All Region Team 2014

All District Team 2014

Final Four KHSAA Sweet Sixteen Participant

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Points / Game

Rebounds / Game 5

Assists / Game 5

Steals / Game 4

2013—2014

Season Stats

11

WHAT’S YOUR WHY?

I play for my team and my

Nanny who is watching

over me.


Lex brings athleticism and long-range shooting to our program. She has

tons of potential and a great basketball IQ. We expect big things out of her in her freshman season!

Love Mom, Dad, Jordan, Aaliyah, and Diamond

2014 - 2015

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Season Preview

STORY BY RICHARD ROBARDS

Ginger Colvin is like the movie producer coming off an

Emmy-Award-winning production. After Mid-South Con-

ference regular season and tournament titles and a run to

the Elite Eight at the 2014 NAIA National Tournament,

Colvin is hoping the sequel offers at least as good a view-

ing experience.

Many of the actresses are the same, but enough retired …

leaving a 42 points-per-game scoring gap, 15 rebounds

per game differential and a 48 percent loss in the team's

assists.

“This year's team really has me optimistic about what we

can achieve,” said Colvin. “We have the most solid post

game since my start as head coach. We also have great

depth there.

“But you don't win games on paper. We're going to have

to work hard to achieve any success near what we had last

season.”

CU was the preseason pick to finish third in the MSC and

ninth in the NAIA in 2013-14. The end result was, of

course, a first-place finish in conference and a No. 5 end-

of-season national ranking. The 2014-15 conference and

national rankings are not expected to be released until

later this month.

The Lady Tigers return five players who started at times

during the past season and averaged 18 minutes per game

on a team that had no one average more than 25. That's

because CU was out-scoring its opponents by 21 points

per game while compiling the second best record (32-4)

in Colvin's head coaching career.

“We have some very talented returners at the guard spot

that compliment our posts so well,” continued Colvin.

“We are good from long range with very good play at the

point. We also have some newcomers that have the poten-

tial to impact this season.

“This group is up to the incredibly tough challenge of

repeating in one of the nation's toughest conferences. The

returners' numbers don't look daunting because of the

depth of last year's squad. A lot of players that suit up for

us this season were impact players last year.”

The Lady Tigers return three of the top five scorers from

last season in seniors Daizah Kimberland (10.4) and

.

Caroline Owen (7.9), and junior Lindsey Burd (8.9). The

top three rebounders also return in Burd (7.5), Kimberland

(5.1), and junior Kristen Jacob (3.7). Fifth-year senior

Chelsea Craig also joins the mix in the post after sitting

out last season. She brings 7.2 points per game and 4.5

rebounds in a supporting role.

Sophomore-to-be LeeAnn Grider dished out the second

highest assist total (118) during 2013-14 while averaging

only 15 minutes a game.

Owen hit a team-high-tying 61 3-pointers last season,

connecting on a team-best 46 percent from behind the arc.

Her nine 3s against Milligan College on News Year's Eve

(2013) are a school record.

Campbellsville's 2013-14 signature, though, was on the

defensive end where the Lady Tigers held opponents to 59

points per game and caused 810 turnovers, giving them, on

average, eight more possessions per game.

The Lady Tigers will need to know all their lines when the

curtain opens at the Chamber of Commerce Shootout in

McKenzie, Tenn. on Friday, Oct. 31. Hosted by Bethel

University, CU finds itself facing a familiar foe in

perennial NAIA Tournament team, Xavier (La.)

University. Campbellsville beat the Golden Nuggets in

last year's NAIA Tournament Round of 16, 59-55. They

tip at 7 p.m. (ET).

Following an 18-hour rest, Campbellsville will face a

quick turnaround opponent in Harris-Stowe State College,

starting the season with back-to-back games for the first

time in Colvin's tenure.

CU returns home for a six-game stretch that includes three

MSC opponents, the conference opener being St.

Catharine on Thursday, Nov. 13. The schedule includes 14

home/away tilts with conference foes and 15 non-

conference opponents that will include Carroll and

Westminister colleges and the University of Montana-

Western — all in the Las Vegas Shootout Dec-18-20.

There will also be eight match-ups with schedule newcom-

ers Fisk (Tenn.) home/away, Reinhardt (Ga.), Asbury

(Ky.), Bluefield State College (W.Va.), MidAmerica

Nazarene (Kan.) and College of St. Joseph (Vt.).

“We play an non-conference schedule loaded with talented

teams,” said Colvin. “Then, as always. the Mid-South will

be a grind game-in and game-out.”

2013—2014

STORY BY RICHARD ROBARDS Madison Clements' mom may have expressed it best. "This has been so much fun, I just don't want it to stop." We all know it did stop, though, but what a great story it is. This isn't the Bible, so David didn't beat Goliath. The Lady Tigers took six-time national champion Oklahoma City to the brink of defeat on Saturday, only to fall 79-76.

They hung in mostly with their hearts.

Ginger Colvin and her assistant, Miranda Denney, escorted this team all over creation to produce the unexpected, if not improbable, 32-4 season. They were in Hawaii, Nashville, St. Louis and all over the tough-as-nails Mid-South Conference.

Senior Katie Allen helped CU compile a 107-31 record over her four-year career. Redshirt senior Hayley Hellyer can tip her mortar board at 140-34.

Even before school started, some of us armchair quarterbacks were wondering from where the offense would come. After all, CU had lost its two leading scorers to graduation. No problem. The team led the league in seven offensive categories.

A three-year assist machine suddenly became a shooter and some of the youngster players grew up to allow the Lady Tigers to lead 14 of the 26 statistical categories mapped by the Mid-South. Ellen Sholtes drove to the basket and got fouled at a record pace, Mary Jehlik took her string-bean body to the arc where she surprised many an opponent with her range. Hellyer came off an early-season disabled list to take more charges than anyone on the team. The Lady Tigers were hard to scout and even harder to figure out. Seven players led the team in scoring in one or more games and eight players were within just a few points of having an identical scoring average on a team that also led the league at 81.2 points per game. The most telling statistic, though, may have been the assists. They rewarded each other 621 times, more than any other squad in the MSC.

I can't get the bench's euphoria out of my mind the night Caroline Owen drained her ninth 3 to break a program record for those long-range bombs. Her teammates were happier for her than she was for herself.

You can what-if and second guess your way to Brookside Cemetery. The disappointment may linger for a few days, but what coach would want to be leading a team that ho-hummed an Elite Eight loss?

The Lady Tigers are coached to learn more than just basketball. The importance of planning, loyalty, preparation, determination, dedication and teamwork are in their DNA.

Sixty-six percent of the Lady Tigers eligible for conference academic awards were honored this season. And, five players received NAIA Scholar Athlete status.

They're way smarter than the people assigned to cover them.

CU is one of the Top 8 teams in the NAIA. They won the Mid-South Conference regular season and tournament titles. I say congratulations. I know the rest of you will agree.

Season in Review

2013-2014

Report Card

TEAM

2013-2014 Record: 32-4

Final Ranking in the Polls: 5th

Highest Ranking in the Polls: 4th

Mid-South Conference Tournament Champions

Mid South Conference Regular Season Champions

Advanced to the Elite Eight of the NAIA National Tournament

Earned A #1 Seed in the NAIA National Tournament For Only the 2nd Time in School History

Final National Rankings:

1st in Total Assists (621)

2nd in Total Steals (468)

3rd in Total Scoring Offense (2922)

3rd in Assist/Turnover Ratio (1.211)

3rd in Turnover Margin (8.250)

4th in 3 Point FG % (38%)

4th in Scoring Margin (22.56)

5th in Total Rebound Offense (1582)

6th in Total Rebound Margin (9.33)

6th in Assists per Game (17.25)

6th in Offensive Rebounds per Game (17.25)

6th in Steals per Game (13)

7th in Scoring Offense per Game (81.17)

8th in Scoring Defense per Game (58.61)

10th in Field Goal % (45%)

School Records Achieved:

Most Field Goals Made (Season) - 1089

Most Free Throws Attempted (Season) - 822

Most Rebounds (Game) - 67

Most Rebounds (Season) - 1582

INDIVIDUAL

National Rankings Caroline Owen


24th in Assist / Turnover Ratio (1.90)

43rd in Total 3 Point FG Made (61)

LeeAnn Grider


40th in Total Assists (118)

46th in Total Steals (58)

Katie Allen


23rd in Total Assists (129)

39th in 3 Point FG % (38.4%)

43rd in Total 3 Point FG Made (61)

Ellen Sholtes

23rd in Total Steals (72)

46th in Steals per Game (2.0)

Lindsey Burd

25th in Total Rebounds (270)


Conference Rankings Ellen Sholtes

3rd in Total Steals




14th in Total Scoring (397)


17th in FT % (70%)

Katie Allen

3rd in Assist / Turnover Ratio (2.08)


4th in 3 Point FG Made (61)




8th in 3 Point FG Made per Game (1.69)

18th in Total Scoring (37%)

Caroline Owen

1st in 3 Point FG % (46%)

4th in 3 Point FG Made (61)


8th in 3 Point FG Made per Game (1.69)


LeeAnn Grider

1st in Assist / Turnover Ratio (2.81)





Daizah Kimberland



13th in Total Rebounds (184)


20th in Rebounds / Game (5.11)

Lindsey Burd

3rd in Total Rebounds (270)

5th in Double Doubles (7)

6th in Offensive Rebounds / Game (3.03)

7th in Rebounds / Game (7.5)


10th in Defensive Rebounds per Game (4.47)


Conference Champions

2013 - 2014

2014 MSC Tournament Champions

2014 MSC Regular Season Champions

Conference Champions

2013 - 2014

Traveling with the Tigers

HAWAII

Traveling with the Tigers

ST. LOUIS

The Powell Athletic Center has served as home for the Lady Tigers since the program began in 1975. Since then, the Lady Tigers have accumulated a home court record of 434 wins and 94 losses for an amazing 82%

win percentage. The Powell Gym has gone through many facelifts and renovations during it existence; most recently, the floor was sanded down, refinished, and repainted for the beginning of the 2013-2014 season.

The Lady Tiger locker room also underwent a face lift during the summer of 2013. The locker room features 17 completely refurbished wood lockers with bench seating as well as brand new

laminate flooring. Besides its practical functions, the locker room also serves as a nice landing spot

in-between classes for the Lady Tigers. Players can come in and lounge on the leather couch,

watch TV, nap, or study.

Lady Tiger Basketball

Facilities


The Lady Tigers live in the Residence Village townhouse-

style apartments on campus. Each village unit is equipped with 3

bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a common kitchen, and a common

living area. Every unit holds 6 Lady Tigers. The Villages are a far cry from traditional dorm living! It’s a perk of being a Lady Tiger!


Facilities

A big thank you to TEAM MODERN for

your support of Lady Tiger Basketball!


3 PT. FG MADE # MADE YEAR

1. Jody Criswell 97 1992-1993 2. Sara Higdon 82 1998-1999 3. Wendi Messer 80 2009-2010 Courtney Clifton 80 2012-2013 5. Sara Higdon 79 2000-2001 6. Melly Heaton 75 2009-2010 7. Courtney Clifton 72 2011-2012 8. Jenny Teater 68 1997-1998 9. Andrea Deaton 66 1994-1995 10. Melly Heaton 64 2007-2008 SCORING AVERAGE AVG. YEAR

1. Andrea Deaton 23.9 1993-1994 2. Betty Conover 23.5 1978-1979 3. Andrea Deaton 23.0 1992-1993 4. Andrea Deaton 22.9 1994-1995 5. Whitney Ballinger 22.7 2010-2011 6. Whitney Ballinger 22.6 2009-2010 7. Betty Conover 21.3 1977-1978 Ernestine Carter 21.3 1983-1984 9. Franseda Gunn 20.5 1986-1987 10. Colleen Nichols 19.5 1991-1992 ASSISTS TOTAL AVG. YEAR

1. Ginger High 305 9.5 1989-1990 2. Rhea Beatty 247 7.7 1993-1994 3. Ginger High 246 8.2 1988-1989 4. Rhea Beatty 210 6.6 1992-1993 5. Katie Allen 204 5.8 2012-2013 6. Shannon Wathen 189 5.7 1996-1997 7. Katie Allen 186 5.6 2011-2012 8. Rosanne Conlan 181 6.0 1985-1986 9. Shannon Wathen 180 5.3 1997-1998 10. Rosanne Conlan 174 6.0 1984-1985

FREE THROW % % YEAR

1. Mary Jehlik 89% 2013-2014 2. Jody Criswell 88% 1990-1991 Miranda Ray 88% 2003-2004 4. Jody Criswell 87% 1991-1992 5. Pam Smith 86% 1983-1984 6. Rhonda Conrad 84% 1986-1987 Julie Jeffries 84% 1997-1998 Priscila Alves 84% 2007-2008 Courtney Clifton 84% 2011-2012 Courtney Clifton 84% 2012-2013 FIELD GOAL % % YEAR

1. Becky Smith 65% 1988-1989 2. Julie Jeffries 64% 1996-1997 3. Julie Jeffries 63% 1994-1995 4. Becky Smith 62% 1987-1988 Julie Jeffries 62% 1997-1998 6. Becky Smith 61% 1989-1990 Colleen Nichols 61% 1991-1992 8. Verda Dunn 60% 1984-1985 9. Becky Smith 59% 1990-1991 10. Julie Jeffries 58% 1995-1996 REBOUND AVERAGE AVG. YEAR

1. Franseda Gunn 14.4 1986-1987 2. Betty Conover 13.2 1978-1979 3. Ernestine Carter 13.0 1983-1984 4. Betty Conover 12.8 1979-1980 5. Franseda Gunn 12.3 1985-1986 6. Jackie Prather 11.9 1987-1988 7. Whitney Ballinger 11.7 2009-2010 8. Betty Conover 11.3 1977-1978 Jackie Prather 11.3 1988-1989 10. Whitney Lee 11.0 2001-2002 3 PT. FG ATTEMPTED # YEAR

1. Courtney Clifton 231 2011-2012 2. Wendi Messer 227 2009-2010 3. Courtney Clifton 221 2012-2013 4. Melly Heaton 215 2009-2010 5. Sara Higdon 206 1998-1999 Sara Higdon 206 2000-2001 7. Jody Criswell 199 1992-1993 8. Courtney Clifton 191 2010-2011 9. Sara Higdon 181 1997-1998 Jenny Teater 181 1997-1998

STEALS # YEAR

1. Beth Grant 132 1994-1995 2. Andrea Deaton 120 1994-1995 3. Andrea Deaton 111 1993-1994 4. Angie Anderson 100 1993-1994 5. Beth Grant 97 1993-1994 6. Mackenzie Lee 96 2011-2012 7. Bonita Scott 94 1980-1981 8. Bonita Scott 92 1979-1980 9. Rosanne Conlan 91 1985-1986 10. Bonita Scott 90 1982-1983 BLOCKED SHOT # YEAR

1. Whitney Ballinger 147 2009-2010 2. Whitney Ballinger 113 2008-2009 3. Whitney Ballinger 107 2010-2011 4. Andrea Deaton 76 1994-1995 Andrea Deaton 76 1991-1992 6. Andrea Deaton 64 1993-1994 7. Andrea Deaton 53 1992-1993 8. Jenny Noort 52 2002-2003 Jenny Noort 52 2003-2004 10. Ernestine Carter 49 1986-1987 POINTS TOTAL YEAR

1. Whitney Ballinger 813 2009-2010 2. Andrea Deaton 779 1994-1995 3. Whitney Ballinger 772 2010-2011 4. Andrea Deaton 766 1993-1994 5. Andrea Deaton 712 1992-1993 6. Betty Conover 705 1978-1979 7. Betty Conover 583 1980-1981 8. Courtney Danis 572 2007-2008 9. Betty Conover 561 1979-1980 10. Becky Smith 559 1989-1990 REBOUNDS TOTAL YEAR

1. Whitney Ballinger 422 2009-2010 2. Betty Conover 396 1978-1979 3. Whitney Lee 395 2001-2002 4. Betty Conover 372 1979-1980 5. Franseda Gunn 371 1985-1986 Franseda Gunn 371 1986-1987 7. Whitney Ballinger 358 2010-2011 8. Whitney Lee 345 1999-2000 9. Whitney Lee 336 2000-2001 10. Ernestine Carter 326 1983-1984 FIELD GOALS MADE TOTAL YEAR

1. Andrea Deaton 310 1993-1994 Betty Conover 310 1978-1979 3. Whitney Ballinger 300 2009-2010 4. Andrea Deaton 291 1994-1995 5. Andrea Deaton 285 1992-1993 6. Whitney Ballinger 282 2010-2011 7. Betty Conover 249 1980-1981 8. Betty Conover 239 1979-1980 9. Ernestine Carter 228 1983-1984 10. Franseda Gunn 225 1985-1986 Ernestine Carter 225 1983-1984 FG ATTEMPTED TOTAL YEAR

1. Andrea Deaton 579 1994-1995 2. Whitney Ballinger 571 2009-2010 3. Andrea Deaton 562 1993-1994 4. Whitney Ballinger 544 2010-2011 5. Betty Conover 520 1978-1979 6. Andrea Deaton 503 1992-1993 7. Ernestine Carter 499 1983-1984 8. Ernestine Carter 462 1982-1983 9. Courtney Danis 453 2007-2008 10. Ernestine Carter 448 1981-1982 3 POINT FG % % YEAR

1. Angie Anderson 53% 1993-1994 2. Rhea Beatty 51% 1992-1993 3. Jody Criswell 49% 1992-1993 4. Jody Criswell 46% 1991-1992 Caroline Owen 46% 2013-2014 6. Jody Criswell 45% 1990-1991 Angie Anderson 45% 1992-1993 8. Rhea Beatty 44% 1991-1992 Andrea Deaton 44% 1994-1995 10. Sarah Moody 43% 1989-1990

Single Season Leaders Single Season Leaders

LTB History


Single Season Leaders Career Leaders

LTB History

SCORING GAMES POINTS AVG.

1. Andrea Deaton 127 2704 21.0

2. Betty Conover 109 2338 21.4

3. Whitney Ballinger 103 2064 20.0

4. Becky Smith 115 1946 16.9

5. Courtney Danis 135 1833 13.6

6. Julie Jeffries 129 1810 14.0

7. Bonita Scott 118 1785 15.1

8. Farrah Sullivan 123 1754 14.2

9. Jackie Prather 113 1737 15.4

10. Whitney Lee 132 1734 13.1

11. Kristin Patton 134 1660 12.4

12. Tiffany Roaden 124 1534 12.4

13. Jenny Noort 125 1502 12.9

14. Courtney Clifton 101 1492 14.6

15. Ernestine Carter 85 1490 17.5

16. Mackenzie Lee 138 1462 10.6

17. Rosanne Conlan 119 1432 12.0

18. Ginger High 105 1422 13.5

19. Angie Anderson 116 1402 12.0

20. Franseda Gunn 77 1365 17.7

Christi Thomas 110 1365 12.4

Shannon Wathen 131 1365 10.4

SCORING AVERAGE AVG. YEARS

1. Betty Conover 21.4 1977-1981

2. Andrea Deaton 21.0 1991-1995

3. Whitney Ballinger 20.0 2008-2011

4. Franseda Gunn 17.7 1985-1987

5. Ernestine Carter 17.5 1981-1984

6. Becky Smith 16.9 1987-1991

7. Jackie Prather 15.4 1986-1990

8. Bonita Scott 15.1 1979-1983

9. Courtney Clifton 14.6 2010-2013

10. Farrah Sullivan 14.2 1995-2000

ASSISTS GAMES ASSISTS AVG.

1. Ginger High 105 865 8.2

2. Shannon Wathen 131 600 4.6


4. Katie Allen 133 547 4.1

5. Jody Criswell 120 460 3.8

6. Rhea Beatty 64 457 7.1

7. Bonita Scott 118 420 3.6


9. Allyson Baker 127 357 2.8

10. Pam Smith 118 341 2.9

STEALS GAMES STEALS AVG.

1. Bonita Scott 118 364 3.2



4. Mackenzie Lee 138 276 2.0

5. Beth Grant 98 266 2.7



8. Ginger High 105 215 2.1

9. Jody Criswell 120 211 1.8


BLOCKED SHOTS GAMES BLOCKS AVG.




4. Jenny Noort 84 135 1.6


6. Kristin Patton 134 66 0.5


8. Mary Jehlik 99 52 0.5

9. Dawn Wise 78 50 0.6

10. Colleen Nichols 32 33 1.0

REBOUNDS GAMES REBOUNDS AVG.

1. Whitney Lee 132 1399 10.6

2. Betty Conover 103 1354 13.1



5. Cathy Settle 118 1035 8.8



8. Franseda Gunn 77 950 12.3


10. Becky Smith 115 872 7.6

3 POINT FG MADE TOTAL YEARS

1. Sara Higdon 285 1997-2001

2. Melly Heaton 243 2007-2011

3. Courtney Clifton 216 2010-2013

4. Jody Criswell 212 1989-1993

5. Farrah Sullivan 204 1995-2000

6. Tiffany Roaden 192 2001-2005

7. Andrea Deaton 165 1991-1995

8. Wendi Messer 142 2007-2010

9. Angie Anderson 129 1990-1994

10. Jenny Teater 124 1994-1998

3 POINT FG ATTEMPTED TOTAL YEARS

1. Sara Higdon 763 1997-2001

2. Melly Heaton 705 2007-2011

3. Courtney Clifton 643 2010-2013

4. Farrah Sullivan 539 1995-2000

5. Tiffany Roaden 504 2001-2005

6. Jody Criswell 464 1989-1993

7. Wendi Messer 417 2007-2010

8. Andrea Deaton 413 1991-1995

9. Tessa Tenpenny 372 1996-2000

10. Jenny Teater 365 1994-1998

3 POINT FG % % YEARS

1. Rhea Beatty 47% 1992-1994

2. Jody Criswell 45% 1989-1993

3. Stacy Anderson 43% 1991-1995

4. Angie Anderson 42% 1990-1994

5. Lisa Criswell 41% 1992-1996

6. Sara Moody 40% 1986-1990

7. Andrea Deaton 39% 1992-1995

8. Sara Higdon 38% 1997-2001

Tiffany Roaden 38% 2001-2005

10. Farrah Sullivan 37% 1995-2000

FIELD GOAL% % YEARS

1. Becky Smith 62.2% 1987-1991

2. Julie Jeffries 61.7% 1995-1998

3. Betty Conover 59.5% 1977-1981

4. Whitney Lee 54.5% 1999-2003

5. Andrea Deaton 54.1% 1991-1995

6. Christi Thomas 53.1% 1993-1997

7. Cortni Crews 53.0% 1987-1991

8. Whitney Ballinger 52.3% 2008-2011

9. Kendra Germain 51.7% 1989-1993

10. Jackie Prather 51.0% 1986-1990

FREE THROW % % YEARS

1. Jody Criswell 86% 1989-1993

2. Pam Smith 84% 1983-1987

3. Courtney Clifton 83% 2010-2013

4. Priscila Alves 82% 2006-2008

5. Mary Jehlik 79% 2011-2014

6. Veronica Carter 78% 1998-2000

Courtney Danis 78% 2007-2011

8. Julie Jeffries 77% 1995-1998

Becky Smith 77% 1987-1991

Tessa Tenpenny 77% 1996-2000


Single Season Leaders Basketball Records

LTB History

TEAM

Most Points (Half) 71 vs. Wilberforce, OH (11/8/10)

Most Points (Game) 128 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (1975-1976)**

124 vs. Wilberforce, OH (11/8/10) Most Points By A Losing Team (Game)

103, Francis Marion, SC (3/9/93) Most Points, Both Teams

208, Campbellsville -105 vs. Francis Marion, SC -103 (3/9/93) Widest Margin of Victory (Game)

128-16 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (2/19/76)** Most Field Goals Made (Game)

51 vs. Wilberforce, OH (11/8/10) Most Field Goals Made (Season)

1089 (20013-2014) Most Field Goals Attempted (Game)

119 vs. Indiana University South Bend (1/12/08) Highest Field Goal % (Game)

69% vs. Cumberland, KY 2/24/92 Highest Field Goal % (Season)

51% (1990-1991) Number 5 in NAIA Most 3 Point Field Goals Made (Game)

17 vs. Spalding, KY (2/12/94) Most 3 Point Field Goals Made (Season)

275 (2009-2010) Most 3 Point Field Goals Made Per Game

8.0 (1992-1993) 255 in 32 games * Most 3 Point Field Goals Attempted Per Game

23.28 (2007-2008) 745 in 32 games Most 3 Point Field Goals Made, Both Teams

22, Campbellsville - 15, Cumberland, KY - 7 (2/6/93) * Most 3 Point Field Goals Attempted, Both Teams

60 vs. University of Northwestern, OH (1/4/08) Highest 3 Point Field Goal Percentage (Game)

73% vs. Lindsey Wilson (1/22/90) Highest 3 Point Field Goal Percentage (Season)

43% (1992-1993) Number 1 in NAIA Most Free Throws Made (Game)

39 vs. St. Catharine College (1/14/12) Most Free Throws Made (Season)

651 (1999-2000) Most Free Throws Attempted (Game)

49 vs. Francis Marion, SC (3/9/93) Most Free Throws Attempted (Season)

822 (2013-2014) Highest Free Throw Percentage (Game)

100% (23/23) vs. Georgetown College (2/15/92) * 100% (23/23) VS. University of the Cumberlands (2/25/12) * Highest Free Throw Percentage (Season)

79% (1991-1992) Number 1 in NAIA Most Rebounds (Game)

67 vs. Hiwassee College (12/29/13) Most Rebounds (Season)

1582 (2013-2014) Most Points (Season)

2976 (2009-2010) Highest Scoring Average Per Game

86.8 (1992-1993) Number 2 in NAIA Most Steals (Season)

568 (1994-1995) * Most Wins (Season)

33 (2009-2010) 33-3 Best Winning Percentage

91.6% (2009-2010) Most Consecutive Victories (Season)

25 (1992-1993) Most Consecutive Home Court Victories

25 from 2008-2010 Most Games Scoring 100+ Points (Season)

7 (1994-1995) Most Defeats (Season)

19 (2005-2006) 12-19 Most Overtimes (Game)

3 vs. Northern KY (2/13/85) Most Overtimes (Season)

5 (1985-1986) 3-2 5 (2007-2008) 0-5

INDIVIDUAL

Most Points (Game) 48, Jackie Prather vs. IUPUI (3/6/90)

48, Whitney Ballinger vs. Oklahoma City (3/20/10) Most Points (Season) 813, Whitney Ballinger (2009-2010)

Most Points (Career) 2704, Andrea Deaton (1991-1995) Most Field Goals Made (Game)

22, Jackie Prather vs. IUPUI (3/6/90) Most Field Goals Made (Season)

310, Betty Conover (1978-1979) ** 310, Andrea Deaton (1993-1994) Most Field Goals Made (Career)

1054, Andrea Deaton (1991-1995) Most Free Throws Made (Game)

19, Bonita Scott (3/9/83) Most Free Throws Made (Season)

191, Whitney Ballinger (2009-2010) Most Free Throws Made (Career)

482, Courtney Danis (2007-2011) Most Three Point Field Goals Made (Game)

9, Caroline Owen vs. Milligan College (12/31/13) Most Three Point Field Goals Made (Season)

97, Jody Criswell (1992-1993) Most Three Point Field Goals Made (Career)

285, Sarah Higdon (1997-2001) Best Field Goal Percentage (Game)

100%, Julie Jeffries vs. Transylvania University (1997) 12-12 Best Field Goal Percentage (Season)

65%, Becky Smith (1988-1989) Best Field Goal Percentage (Career)

62%, Becky Smith (1987-1991) 718/1162, Number 3 in NAIA Best Free Throw Percentage (Game—Minimum 12 Made)

93%, Rhonda Conrad vs. LMU (12/13/86) Best Free Throw Percentage (Season)

89% Mary Jehlik (2013-2014) Best Free Throw Percentage (Career—Minimum 150 Made)

86%, Jody Criswell (1989-1993) Most Assists (Game)

16, Ginger High vs. Transylvania University (1/27/90) Most Assists (Season)

305, Ginger High (1989-1990) Most Assists (Career)

865, Ginger High (1986-1990) Most Rebounds (Game)

28, Ruth Scott vs. KY Wesleyan (1975-1976) ** 28, Whitney Ballinger vs. University of the Cumberlands (1/28/10) Most Rebounds (Season)

422, Whitney Ballinger (2009-2010) Most Rebounds (Career)

1399, Whitney Lee (1999-2003) Highest Scoring Average (Season)

23.9, Andrea Deaton (1993-1994) Highest Scoring Average (Career)

21.4, Betty Conover (1977-1981) 21.0, Andrea Deaton (1991-1995) Highest Rebound Average (Season)

14.4, Franseda Gunn (1986-1987) Highest Rebound Average (Career)

12.3, Franseda Gunn (1984-1987) Highest Assist Average (Season)

9.5, Ginger High (1989-1990) Highest Assist Average (Career)

8.2, Ginger High (1986-1990)* Most Steals (Game)

9, Priscila Alves vs. Pikeville College (2/23/08) Most Steals (Career)

326, Andrea Deaton (1991-1995) Most Blocked Shots (Game)

11, Whitney Ballinger vs. LSU Shreveport (3/17/10) Most Blocked Shots (Season)

147, Whitney Ballinger (2009-2010) Most Blocked Shots (Career)

367, Whitney Ballinger (2009-2011)

* = NAIA National Record, ** = Not an Official NAIA Stat

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Single Season Leaders Honor Roll

LTB History

NAIA NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Whitney Ballinger 2010-2011


WBCA NAIA NATIONAL

PLAYER OF YEAR


NAIA ALL-AMERICAN

Whitney Ballinger 1st Team (twice), 2nd Team

Andrea Deaton 1st Team (twice), 2nd Team

Kristin Patton 1st Team (twice)

Whitney Lee 1st Team (twice), HM

Ernestine Carter 2nd Team

Franseda Gunn 2nd Team

Colleen Nichols 2nd Team

Julie Jeffries 2nd Team

Shannon Wathen 2nd Team, 3rd Team

Farrah Sullivan 2nd Team, HM (twice)

Tiffany Roaden 2nd Team, HM

Ginger High 3rd Team

Becky Smith 3rd Team

Jenny Noort 3rd Team (twice), HM

Courtney Clifton 3rd Team, HM (Twice)

Daizah Kimberland 3rd Team

Rosanne Conlan HM

Verda Dunn HM

Bonita Scott HM

Courtney Danis HM

Mackenzie Lee HM (Twice)

Ellen Sholtes HM

AWSF ALL-AMERICAN

Andrea Deaton 1st Team, 2nd Team

Betty Conover 3rd Team

Rosanne Conlan 2nd Team (twice)

Franseda Gunn 2nd Team, 4th Team

Jody Criswell 3rd Team

Jackie Prather 3rd Team, Freshman Team

Ginger High Freshman Team

Becky Smith Freshman Team

Bonita Scott HM

Kendra Germain HM

KODAK ALL-AMERICAN

Whitney Lee 1st Team (3 times)

Kristin Patton HM

Andrea Deaton 1st Team (twice), HM

Shannon Wathen 1st Team (twice)

Franseda Gunn 1st Team

Tiffany Roaden 1st Team, HM

Colleen Nichols HM

Julie Jeffries HM (twice)

Farrah Sullivan HM (3 times)

KIAC ALL-CONFERENCE

Ginger High 4 years

Andrea Deaton 4 years

Becky Smith 3 years

Franseda Gunn 3 years

Ernestine Carter 2 years

Rhea Beatty 2 years

Kendra Germain 2 years

Rosanne Conlan 2 years

Shannon Wathen 2 years

Julie Jeffries 2 years

Jody Criswell 1 year

Angie Anderson 1 year

Rhea Beatty 1 year

Christi Thomas 1 year

NAIA ALL-AMERICAN

SCHOLAR ATHLETES

Andrea Deaton Twice

Jackie Prather Twice

Angie Anderson Twice

Jody Criswell Twice

Farrah Sullivan Twice

Heather Hood Twice

Whitney Lee Twice

Miranda Ray Twice

Jenny Noort Twice

Whitney Ballinger Twice

Courtney Danis Twice

Millie Deason Twice

Megan Isaacs Twice

Courtney Clifton Twice

Mackenzie Lee Twice

Katie Allen Twice

Hayley Hellyer Twice

Mary Jehlik Twice

Kristi Ensminger Once

Katie Mendenhall Once

Lindsey Newton Once

Caroline Owen Once

Lindey Young Once

WBCA ROBIN ROBERTS AWARD

Christi Thomas 1997

CHAMPION PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Andrea Deaton Finalist (1993)

RAWLINGS SCHOLARSHIP

Andrea Deaton Winner (1995)

NAIA TEAM CHAMPION OF CHARACTER

2009-2010

CONFERENCE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE

Jackie Prather Stacy Anderson Jenny Teater

Kristin Patton Sara Higdon Tiffany Roaden

Jody Criswell Andrea Deaton Farrah Sullivan

Heather Hood Katie Mendenhall Nancy Lyon

Angie Anderson Christi Thomas Tammy Akin

Whitney Lee Ashley Wallace Lauren Hale

Christi Blackmon Jackie Geurin Veronica Carter

Beth Sells Miranda Ray Jenny Noort

Maranda Wilkinson Kristi Ensminger Juliana Brown

Priscila Alves Jenna Hedges Meagan Murphy

Whitney Ballinger Courtney Danis Millie Deason

T.J. Thomas Megan Isaacs Corin Dunn

Courtney Clifton Hayley Hellyer Mackenzie Lee

Katie Allen Daizah Kimberland Mary Jehlik

Caroline Owen Lindsay Ramage Abby Shelley

Lindey Young Lindsey Burd Kristen Jacob

NAIA REGIONAL/CONFERENCE

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Ernestine Carter 1983, 1984

Rosanne Conlan 1985

Franseda Gunn 1987

Ginger High 1990

Colleen Nichols 1992

Andrea Deaton 1993,1994,1995

Shannon Wathen 1999

Kristin Patton 2001

Whitney Lee 2002, 2003

Jenny Noort 2004, 2005, 2006

Whitney Ballinger 2010, 2011

NAIA ALL DISTRICT/CONFERENCE

Ginger High 4 years

Andrea Deaton 4 years

Farrah Sullivan 4 years

Courtney Danis 4 years

Julie Jeffries 3 years

Jackie Prather 3 years

Whitney Lee 3 years

Jenny Noort 3 years

Whitney Ballinger 3 years

Courtney Clifton 3 years

Kristin Patton 2 years

Franseda Gunn 2 years

Ernestine Carter 2 years

Becky Smith 2 years

Shannon Wathen 2 years

Tiffany Roaden 2 years

Mackenzie Lee 2 years

Colleen Nichols 1 year

Verda Dunn 1 year

Jody Criswell 1 year

Angie Anderson 1 year

Kendra Germain 1 year

Rhea Beatty 1 year

Christi Thomas 1 year

Tessa Tenpenny 1 year

Sara Higdon 1 year

Kelli Stamper 1 year

Deausha Atkinson 1 year

Lindsey Neal 1 year

Priscila Alves 1 year

Katie Allen 1 year

Lindsey Burd 1 year

Daizah Kimberland 1 year

Ellen Sholtes 1 year


Single Season Leaders Record vs. Opponents

LTB History

OPPONENT W L % OPPONENT W L % OPPONENT W L %

Alabama Huntsville 0 1 0% Huntington, IN 2 2 50% Ohio Dominican 1 0 100%

Alice Lloyd 21 4 84% Illinois Central 1 0 100% Oklahoma Baptist 2 3 40%

Arkansas Monticello 0 1 0% Illinois Springfield 0 1 0% Oklahoma Christian 2 0 100%

Arkansas Tech 1 1 50% Indiana Southbend 2 1 67% Oklahoma City 1 7 13%

Auburn Montgomery 4 4 50% Indiana Tech 0 1 0% Olivet Nazarene, IL 4 0 100%

Azusa Pacific, CA 1 0 100% IU Southeast 15 0 100% Pacific, CA 1 0 100%

Baypath 1 0 IUPUI 4 1 80% Pikeville 63 7 90%

Bellarmine 14 13 52% Indiana Wesleyan 1 1 50% Point Loma Nazarene 0 1 0%

Belmont, TN 2 7 22% Jacksonville State, AL 0 1 0% Robert Morris 2 0 100%

Benedict, SC 2 0 100% John Brown, AR 1 0 100% Rio Grande, OH 13 1 93%

Berea 5 2 71% Kentucky State 12 13 48% Rockhurst, MO 1 0 100%

Berry, GA 7 5 58% Kentucky Wesleyan 17 12 59% Science and Arts, OK 2 0 100%

Bethel, TN 6 2 75% King College 2 0 100% Shawnee State, OH 9 9 50%

Bluefield, WV 8 0 100% Knoxville College 5 0 100% Shorter, GA 1 1 50%

Brescia 21 9 70% Kutztown, PA 1 0 100%

Simon Fraser, British

Columbia 1 1 50%

Brevard, FL 1 0 100% Lambuth 18 11 62% Slippery Rock, PA 1 0 100%

California Baptist 1 0 100% Langston, TX 2 0 100% South Carolina State 0 1 0%

Carroll College, MT 1 1 50% Laterno, TX 1 0 100% Southern Indiana 2 0 100%

Carson Newman, TN 2 3 40% Lee University 0 2 0% Southern Nazarene, OK 1 8 11%

Central Baptist 1 0 100% Lenoir Rhyne, NC 0 1 0% Southern Polytech, GA 3 0 100%

Central State, OH 3 1 75% Life, GA 2 1 67% Spalding 22 0 100%

Centre 11 4 73% Lincoln Memorial, TN 3 3 50% Spring Hill, SC 2 1 67%

Charleston, WV 1 0 100% Lindenwood-Belleville 2 0 100% St. Ambrose, IA 0 1 0%

Chowan College 1 0 100% Lindsey Wilson 49 16 75% St. Catharine, KY 17 1 94%

Cincinnati Bible, OH 1 0 100% Lipscomb, TN 6 10 38% St. Francis, IL 2 0 100%

Claflin, SC 4 0 100% Loyola, LA 2 2 50% St. Gregory, OK 1 1 50%

Clinch Valley, VA 7 0 100% LSU Shreveport 1 0 100% St. Xavier, IL 3 2 60%

College of Charleston 0 1 0% Lubbock Christian 1 0 100% Sue Bennett 10 0 100%

Columbia College, MO 4 2 67% Madonna 2 1 67% Temple Baptist 1 0 100%

Covenant, TN 1 0 100% Marion, IN 1 0 100% Tennessee Temple 1 0 100%

Cumberland, KY 61 34 64% Martin Methodist 3 0 100% Thomas Moore 2 0 100%

Cumberland, TN 22 4 85% Masters, CA 1 0 100% Transylvania 26 6 81%

Daemen College 1 0 100% McKendree, IL 4 2 67% Trevecca Nazarene, TN 3 4 43%

Davis and Elkins, WV 2 0 100% Menlo, CA 1 0 100% Trinity Christian, IL 0 1 0%

Dillard, LA 1 1 50% Mercy College 0 1 0% UC Riverside 1 0 100%

Doane, NB 0 1 0% Miami Hamilton 2 0 100% UNC Charlotte 0 1 0%

East Central, OK 1 1 50% Miami Middletown 1 0 100% Union, KY 51 6 89%

Eastern Kentucky 0 4 0% Michigan Dearborn 1 0 100% Union, TN 2 12 14%

Elizabethtown 2 0 100% Midland Lutheran, NE 0 1 0%

University of Montana

Western 0 1 0%

Elon, NC 0 1 0% Midway 25 1 96% University of St. Francis 1 0 100%

Emmanuel, SC 1 0 100% Milligan College 1 0 100% UPR Bayamon 1 0 100%

Evangel, MO 1 0 100% Minot State 1 0 100% UPR Mayaguez 1 0 100%

FL Institute of Technology 0 1 0% Missouri Baptist 2 0 100% Valley City State 1 0 100%

Francis Marion, SC 1 1 50% Mobile, AL 4 1 80% Vanderbilt 0 1 0%

Franklin, IN 3 0 100% Montana Tech 0 1 0% Virginia Wise 6 0 100%

Freed Hardeman, TN 3 3 50% Montevallo, AL 0 1 0% Vorhees, SC 1 0 100%

Georgetown 67 24 74% Morehead State 0 3 0% Waldorf 1 0 100%

Georgia Southwestern 3 0 100% Morris College 2 0 100% Walsh 1 0 100%

Goshen College 0 1 0% Murray State 1 0 100% Wayland Baptist, TX 1 2 33%

Grace College 1 0 100% Norfolk, VA 1 0 100% West Virginia Tech 13 1 93%

Graceland, IA 1 0 100% North Georgia 0 2 0% West Virginia Wesleyan 1 0 100%

Hannibal Lagrange, MO 2 0 100% North Greenville, SC 11 0 100% Western Kentucky 0 1 0%

Hanover, IN 2 0 100% Northern Kentucky 3 5 38% Wilberforce, OH 7 0 100%

Harris-Stowe 2 0 100% Northern Montana 0 1 0% William Carey, MS 2 0 100%

Hastings, NE 0 1 0% Northwestern Ohio 1 0 100% William Woods, MO 2 1 67%

Heidelberg, OH 1 0 100% Northwestern OK 4 0 100% Wiley, TX 1 0 100%

High Point, NC 0 1 0% Notre Dame College 1 0 100% Wright State, OH 1 0 100%

Hiwassee College 1 0 100% Oakland City, IN 7 0 100% Xavier, OH 1 0 100%

Houston Baptist 1 0 100% Oakwood, AL 2 0 100% Xavier, LA 2 0 100%


Single Season Leaders History of the Jersey

LTB History

3 Kelly McMurtrey Heather Hood Allyson Baker Lauren Parrish Amy Ellis Abby Miller

4 Leigh Bolinger Jenna Hedges Mackenzie Lee Lauren Turner

5 Christy Marcum T.J. Thomas Madison Clements

10 Sherry Brooks Sheila Everly Debbie Marshall Verda Dunn Michelle Swartz Lisa Newton

Beth Grant Paige Mitchell Tessa Tenpenny Stacy Felchner Juleah Green Juliana Brown

Kayla Hopkins Caroline Owen

11 Sarah Moody Farrah Sullivan Deandrea Sullivan Katie Allen

12 Kathy Neal Tammy Staley Sherry Brooks Kendra Germain Nichole Horne Beth Sells

Miranda Ray Lauren Wathen Priscila Alves Keisha Compton LeeAnn Grider

14 Karen Davis Sherry Webb Nancy Caudill Rhonda Davis Carol White Julie Grace

Mitzi Singleton Lori Walker Jody Criswell Veronica Carter Lauren Hale Krista Hatfield

Lindsay Newton Melly Heaton Daizah Kimberland

15 Dawn Wise Ginger High Ashley Wallace Stephanie Mills Lauren Wathen Wendi Messer

Abby Shelley Angie Lawrence

20 Becky Smith Andrea Deaton Kelli Stamper Julija Ilic Millie Deason Kristen Jacob

21 Marlene Holmes Jan Underwood Kathy Isaacs Kathy Powell Leslie Turner Vicki Reese

Tammy Cox Tammy Ford Virginia Weston Shannon Wathen Sara Higdon Katie Mendenhall

Maranda Wilkinson Kristi Ensminger Courtney Danis Mary Jehlik Brittni Holman

22 Pyrntha Clements Missy Gill Rhonda Conrad Stacy Anderson Amanda Judd Kristin Patton

Maranda Wilkinson Megan Isaacs Ellen Sholtes Lexxus Graham

23 Donna Edelen Sherrie Randolph Colleen Nichols Jessica Peniston Jessica Slaughter Lyndsey Neal

Stephanie Bridgewater Courtney Clifton Nathalie Felipe

24 Mindy Cook Tammy Wilson Rosanne Conlan Cortni Crews Crystal Judd Sara Sexton

Hayley Hellyer

25 Debbie Grider Bonita Scott Susie Christie Angie Garrett Angie Anderson Kristen Simmons

Judy Benningfield Erica Williams Whitney Patterson Alexia Williams Lindsey Ramage

30 Cathy Settle Lori Cook Aretha Porter Tracy Compton Shawn Price Kelley Keeling

Tammy Akin Krisha Byron Shabree Hunter Mrashi Karumba

32 Vickie Johnson Jennifer Myers Phyllis Durbin Jackie Prather Deausha Atkinson Meagan Murphy

Hillary Prunty Corin Dunn Lindsey Burd

33 Kellie Roarke Sandra Gray Carrie Johnson Brook Winstead

34 Sheila Saberton Peggy Thacker Pam Smith Lynn Kibbons Ernestine Carter Lisa Tabor

Connie Harris Julie Wilkinson Dawn Dinsmore Christi Blackmon Tiffany White

35 Cindy Hall Krista Young

40 Tiffany Roaden Meagan Murphy Jarobia Hill Lindey Young

41 Christi Thomas Rachel Oginski Nancy Lyon

42 Ruth Dowell Betty Conover Whitney Lee Megan Overton Chelsea Craig

43 Whitney Ballinger

44 Cyndi Wesley Susan Wheatley Christy Cruise Rhea Beatty Vicci Christou Jackie Geurin

45 Tammy Pickerrell Jackie Couch Stephanie Huddleston Jenny Teater Dee Dee Bruce

50 Debbie Clifford Ann Underwood Macie Spence

52 Jenny Noort Danjiela Utvic

53 Ellen Thompson Barb Reed Pam Crawford Virgella Combs Franseda Gunn Jen Dinsmore

Julie Jeffries Sylvia Hunfjord Carissa McCoy

55 Kristi Ensminger


Single Season Leaders

Dr. Heather was born and raised in

Glasgow, KY. She played college

basketball for the Lady Tigers and

received a Bachelor of Science degree in

biology from Campbellsville University.

Dr. Heather is married to Max Wise,

who is an assistant professor of political

science at his alma mater, Campbellsville

University. Max’s mother is Hall-of-

Famer Donna Wise, the only other head

coach in the history of Lady Tiger

basketball.

2014-2015

Date Opponent Time Location

%October 31 Xavier University 7:00 p.m. McKenzie, TN

%November 1 Harris Stowe State College 1:00 p.m. McKenzie, TN

November 3 Asbury University 6:00 p.m. Campbellsville, KY

November 8 Miami Middletown 3:00 p.m. Campbellsville, KY

November 10 College of St. Josephs (Vermont) 6:00 p.m. Campbellsville, KY

*November 13 St. Catharine College 6:00 p.m. Campbellsville, KY

*November 20 University of the Cumberlands 6:00 p.m. Campbellsville, KY

*November 22 University of Pikeville 2:00 p.m. Campbellsville, KY

November 28 Bluefield College 7:00 p.m. Bluefield, WV

November 29 Bluefield State College 2:00 p.m. Bluefield, VA

*December 4 Lindsey Wilson College 7:00 p.m. Columbia, KY

*December 6 Cumberland University 3:00 p.m. Lebanon, TN

December 12 Bluefield College 6:00 p.m. Campbellsville, KY

^December 18 Carroll College 8:30 p.m. Las Vegas, NV

^December 19 Westminster College 8:30 p.m. Las Vegas, NV

^December 20 University of Montana Western 10:30 p.m. Las Vegas, NV

January 2 Mid-America Nazarene 2:00 p.m. Campbellsville, KY

January 12 Fisk University 6:00 p.m. Campbellsville, KY

January 17 Reinhardt University 2:00 p.m. Waleska, GA

*January 22 Georgetown College 6:00 p.m. Georgetown, KY

*January 24 Shawnee State University 2:00 p.m. Portsmouth, OH

January 29 Fisk University 7:00 p.m. Nashville, TN

*February 5 Lindsey Wilson College 6:00 p.m. Campbellsville, KY

*February 7 Cumberland University 2:00 p.m. Campbellsville, KY

*February 12 University of Pikeville 6:00 p.m. Pikeville, KY

*February 14 University of the Cumberlands 2:00 p.m. Williamsburg, KY

*February 21 St. Catharine College 2:00 p.m. Springfield, KY

*February 26 Shawnee State University 6:00 p.m. Campbellsville, KY

*February 28 Georgetown College 2:00 p.m. Campbellsville, KY

March 5-8 Mid-South Conference Tournament TBA Frankfort, KY

March 18-24 NAIA National Tournament TBA Independence, MO

* - Mid-South Conference Game

% - Chamber of Commerce Shootout at Bethel University

^ - Las Vegas Shootout in Las Vegas, NV

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