John A. Logan College was created by public mandate in September, 1967. It began its first academic year in September, 1968, with 330 students enrolled. Administratively, it operated from a store-front facility in Herrin, Illinois, using various rented community facilities as classrooms.

In 1969, the College acquired and occupied its permanent campus, a 161-acre tract fronting Highway 13 just west of Carterville, Illinois. A bond referendum was passed the same year to help finance the construction of the first phase of a permanent building, which was subsequently constructed and occupied in 1973.

In 1981, the College passed a $6 million bond referendum to provide 60,000 square feet of new and renovated facilities, including 3 new buildings, to replace 8 interim buildings on the campus. In 1991, the College dedicated an additional 100,000 square feet of new and remodeled facilities as part of an $8.5 million project funded principally by the Illinois Capital Development Board. In 1995, the College passed a $16 million bond referendum to provide 108,000 new square feet in 6 buildings. This project was also funded principally by the Illinois Capital Development Board. The legislature approved an additional $8.4 million in construction monies in 1999; construction is underway on a Community Health Education Complex and Workforce Development Center.

The College was first accredited in 1972 by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.Nathan A. Ivey was the institution’s first president, serving from1968 to 1973, followed by Thomas Deem, 1973-74.

Robert E. Tarvin was president until 1982, and Harold R. O’Neil served from 1982 to 1989. Dr. Ray Hancock served from 1989-2000. Dr. Robert L. Mees is the current president.

John A. Logan College offers a challenging education for: • excellent and outstanding students • adults who need retraining • students who need a low-cost college education • those who want to explore college and find out more about their career interests • students of any age who may not have done well in earlier school experiences • students preparing for a vocation • adults who like the stimulation of part-time learning • college-age students who want to attend a small college before transferring to a larger 4-year school • students who want to live at home while attending college • employed adults who want to attend school

The College’s Carterville facilities now include 169 acres, with extension centers in Du Quoin and West Frankfort. The College operates as a comprehensive community college under the authority of the Illinois Community College Act. It is governed by a board of trustees whose members are elected by the citizens of the district.

OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGEDr. Mike Dreith, PresidentMr. Brad McCormick, Vice-President for Business ServicesDr. Tim Daugherty, Vice-President for Administrative ServicesDr. Deborah Payne, Vice-President for Instructional Services

BOARD OF TRUSTEESMichael Hopkins, ChairJim Snider, Vice-ChairJaclyn Hancock, SecretaryDonald L. BrewerJohn F. O’KeefeJacob “Jake” RendlemanJohn W. SandersJoe Venable, Student Trustee

Dr. Mike Dreith PresiDentJohn A. Logan College appreciates your attendance and support of the Vols and Lady

Vols. You are watching student-athletes who work hard to earn their education and compete in the arena of competition. While they will strive for victory----they will also learn much in defeat.

To that point, one of the most profound quotes in American history came from former President and sportsman Theodore Roosevelt who said:

“It is not the critic who counts, not the one who points out how the strong man stumbled or how the doer of deeds might have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred with sweat and dust and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again; who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions and spends himself in a worthy cause and who, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat.”

Join me in applauding the effort. Thank you for supporting John A. Logan College basketball.mwork greatly enhances the growth of the student-athlete and promotes the image of the College

Dr. tim Daugherty Vice-PresiDent For ADMinistrAtiVe serVices

Dr. Tim Daugherty, Vice-President for Administration, is the senior administrator for intercollegiate athletics at John A. Logan College. He holds both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Eastern Illinois University and a Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration from Southern Illinois University. He joined the College in June 2008 after spending the past 24 years at Southeastern Illinois College where he was also served as the senior administrator for intercollegiate athletics.

In addition to athletics, he oversees the College’s offices of Admissions, Assessment, Financial Aid, Placement, Transfer, Student Success Center, Community Relations, Continuing Education, and the Center for Business and Industry. A native of Herrin, the 1974 graduate of Herrin High School is a member of the Tiger Hall of Fame in both basketball and football.

“John A. Logan College has always been an example of excellence in the classroom and on the playing field,” Daugherty said. “My primary concern is that our student athletes and all students have opportunities to succeed and be competitive in both academics and athletics.”

Jerry Halstead AtHletic Director In May 2001, long-time Volunteer baseball coach Jerry Halstead became the first new athletic

director at John A. Logan College in 21 years, replacing John Sala, who retired after serving in that capacity since 1980.

A native of Carterville, Halstead attended Southern Illinois University Carbondale and graduated in 1982 with a bachelor’s degree in physical education. While attending SIU, Halstead pitched for the Saluki baseball team for three years, helping win Missouri Valley Conference championships and participating in the NCAA Tournament.

In the fall of 1982, he began his career at Logan as the assistant baseball coach. He took over as head baseball coach after one season and also served as the assistant men’s basketball coach for three years.

Halstead has built the baseball program into one of the top programs in the country. The Volunteers annually rank among the elite in community college baseball. They won the Great Rivers Athletic Conference title in 2001, 2002, and 2004. They also won Region 24 championships in 2002, 2004, and 2006. In 2002 the Vols went on to finish seventh at the NJCAA World Series.

During the 1990s, Logan posted four straight national top-ten finishes and earned four conference titles. Fourteen former Volunteers are currently playing professional baseball. Halstead has produced 10 NJCAA All-Americans and routinely leads the nation in players signing at four-year schools.

While his main focus has been on baseball throughout most of his career, Halstead became Logan’s coordinator of athletics in the fall of 1995. In that position, he dealt with all aspects of the Athletic Department and is now in charge of all seven college sports (baseball, softball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s golf, women’s golf, and volleyball).

Halstead and his wife, Kathy, reside in Carterville. They have two sons, Jason and Aaron, and one daughter, Jennifer.

Marty Hawkins HeAD WoMen’s BAsketBAll coAcH

Marty Hawkins is his 19th season with the women’s basketball program at John A. Logan College, and 15th as head coach. In 2000-2001, he led the Lady Vols to a Final 8 finish at the NJCAA National Tournament and in 2010-2011, the Lady Vols placed in the Final 16 at nationals. Before coming to Logan, he coached one season at Morton Community College and 14 at Loyola-Chicago.

A Chicago native and 1974 DePaul University graduate, he got his start in collegiate athletics first as an equipment manager, and then as sports information director at DePaul. During his tenure at DePaul, he worked in publications, statistics, and radio-TV production for the nationally ranked Blue Demons men’s squad. In 1978, he moved to Loyola University to assume the same responsibilities.

In 1979, Hawkins took on the task of building the women’s basketball program while continuing in sports information. He left the administrative post in 1981 to devote his energy to coaching basketball.

Hawkins then steered the program in its move from AWIA Division II to NCAA Division I. During his tenure at Loyola, the Lady Ramblers won 227 games and three league championships. His teams had four 20-win seasons and victories over Division I powers like Kansas, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, and Illinois. He was named conference Coach of the Year three times and had a graduation rate of over 90 percent.

In 14 seasons as head coach at Logan, Hawkins’ record is 256-172. He has 486 career wins as a head coach. He has a bachelor’s degree (with honors) and a master’s degree in economics from DePaul.

Amanda Buldtman-shelbyAssistAnt WoMen’s BAsketBAll coAcH

Amanda Buldtman-Shelby begins her sixth year as the assistant coach for the John A. Logan College Lady Vols.

Born and raised in Metropolis, Illinois, she graduated from Massac County High School in 1998. She attended Southern Illinois University Edwardsville where she played basketball for four years. During her tenure with the Cougars, her team qualified twice for the Division II NCAA Tournament. She graduated from SIUE in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in biological sciences.

In 2006, Buldtman-Shelby completed with honors a Master of Science degree in education with a specialization in sports studies at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. While working on that degree, she did an internship with Logan’s women’s basketball program where she served as a volunteer assistant coach.

JoHn A. logAn college oFFiciAl scorerDrew Homan

2012-2013 WOmEn’S BaSkETBaLL ROSTERNo. Name Ht. Pos. Yr. Home towN (Previous College/HigH sCHool)2 Jessica Hirsch 5’5” G FR Du Quoin, IL4 Andrea Kesler 5’6” G FR Carterville, IL5 Aneta Sloma 5’4” G FR Livingston, KY (Livingston Central)10 BreAnn Denny 5’4” G FR Indianapolis, IN (Warren Central)11 Mystri Jodie 5’6” G FR Crownpoint, NM (Santa Fe Indian)12 Lauren Deiss 5’6” G SO Mason City, IL (Illini Central)14 Autumn Miller 5’7” G SO Louisville, KY (Sacred Heart Academy)15 Kyra Navarrete 5’11” F SO Chicago, IL (Fenwick)20 Briya Wilborn 5’6” G FR Countryside, IL (St. Joseph)22 Ashley Yateman 6’0” F FR Indianapolis, IN (Arsenal Tech)23 Marissa Nix 5’11” F FR Salem, IL 24 Dianne Sales 5’8” F FR Chicago, IL (Bronzeville Scholastic Institute)30 Jo’Shona Wimbish 5’11” F FR Chicago, IL (Harlan)

Athletic Director: Jerry HalsteadCollege Enrollment: 6,787Conference: great rivers athletic Conf.Team Name: volunteersColors: Blue & gray

Head Coach: marty HawkinsAssistant Coach: amanda Buldtman2011-2012 Record: 9-17Phone: 618-985-3741, ext. 8369www.jalc.edu

2012-2013 JaLC WOmEn’S BaSkETBaLL

Front (L to r): Lauren Deiss, Jessica Hirsch, Mystri Jodie, Autumn Miller, Aneta Sloma, Briya Wilborn, BreAnn DennyBAck (L to r): Asst. coach: Amanda Buldtman-Shelby, Jo’Shona Wimbish, Ashley Yateman, Dianne Sales,

Marissa nix, kyra navarrete, Andrea kesler, Head coach: Marty Hawkins

#2 Jessica HirscH5’5” gUArD - FresHMAn Du Quoin Hs, Du Quoin, ilJessica came to JALC after a decorated basketball career at nearby Du Quoin High School. She was named her team’s MVP all four years of high school and earned all-conference honors each year. She was selected all-south and all-state as a junior and senior. She scored 1,424 points in her career and is the school’s all-time leading scorer. She also participated in the Lions All-Star game and the IBCA All-Star game. Jessica was an Illinois State Scholar. She received the Wendy’s Heisman Award, the DAR Award, and graduated as the salutatorian of her class.

#4 andrea Kesler 5’6” gUArD - FresHMAn carterville Hs carterville, ilAndrea Kesler prepped at Carterville High School, playing basketball for Coach Todd Rogers. She averaged six points and seven rebounds per game as senior and was twice selected to the all-tournament team at the Carterville Winter Classic. She also played softball in high school.

#5 aneta sloma5’4” gUArD - FresHMAnlivingston central Hs, livingston, kY Aneta joined the Lady Vols after a successful basketball career at Central High School in Livingston, Ky., for Coach Jim Larson. She was named all-district all four years of school and received all-region honors as a sophomore, junior, and senior. She scored 20 points and dished out six assists per tilt as a senior, and her team won the district championship. She also competed in track and field. An honor student, she graduated as the salutatorian of her class.

#10 Breann denny5’4” gUArD - FresHMAnWarren central Hs, indianapolis, in BreAnn joined the Lady Vols after playing high school basketball at Warren Central in Indianapolis for Coach Michael Brooks. Her team won sectional crowns her sophomore and junior years and a conference title her senior year. She averaged over 12 points per game as a senior and was named all-county.

#11 mystri Jodie 5’6” gUArD - FresHMAnsanta Fe indian schoolcrownpoint, nM Mystri came to Logan from Santa Fe Indian School in Crownpoint, N.M., where she was a four-sport athlete, participating in basketball, volleyball, cross country, and track. She was chosen a Navajo Times All-Star in basketball as a junior and senior. She earned first team all-district honors her junior year and was a 2A/3A North All-Star her senior year. Playing point guard, she averaged over seven points and two assists per game as a senior and her team won the district title and finished runner-up at the state tournament.

#12 lauren deiss5’6” gUArD - soPHoMoreillini central Hs, Mason city, il Lauren transferred to JALC from Danville Area Community College. She attended Illini Central High School in Mason City where she had a standout basketball career. She received all-conference honors each year of high school and was selected her team’s MVP three times. She placed second in the ISHA 3-Point Shootout as a junior and qualified again for the contest as a senior. She averaged 14 points, 6.7 rebounds, and 2.8 assists per game her senior year and is her school’s all-time scoring leader in girls basketball with 1,321 points. She also played volleyball and was on the honor roll.

#14 autumn miller5’7” gUArD - soPHoMoresacred Heart Academy, louisville, kY Autumn transferred to JALC from Seward County Community College in Kansas where she started 17 of 29 games last year, averaging 6.8 points and 2.8 assists per outing. She averaged 14 points, seven assists, seven steals, and six rebounds per game as a senior at Sacred Heart Academy in Louisville and was a McDonald’s All-American nominee, as well as an all-region, all-district, and all-state performer. She was an Academic All-American and was named to the Academic All-State first team all four years of high school.

#15 Kyra navarrete5’11” ForWArD - soPHoMoreFenwick Hs, chicago, ilKyra is the only returning player for JALC this season. As a freshman with the Lady Vols last year, she scored 16 points and pulled down 7.1 rebounds per game. She earned all-conference and all-region honors. Before coming to Logan, Kyra played basketball for Coach Dave Power at Fenwick High School in Chicago where she was an all-conference performer. As a senior, she averaged 16 points and eight rebounds per game.

#20 Briya WilBorn5’6” gUArD - FresHMAn st. Joseph Hs, countryside, il Briya came to JALC from St. Joseph High School in Countryside where she played basketball for Coach Jim Maley. Her team won three regional championships in a row and she was voted team MVP two times. A guard, she led her team in scoring as a junior and senior, averaging 15 points, four steals, three rebounds, and three assists per game her senior year. She was named all-conference twice and was an all-state performer as a senior.

#22 asHley yateman6’0” ForWArD - FresHMAnArsenal tech Hs, indianapolis, in Before coming to JALC, Ashley played high school basketball for Coach Stephanie Keller at Arsenal Tech High School in Indianapolis. She captained her team her senior year, averaging eight rebounds, six points, four assists, and three steals per game. She received the Hustler Award and was selected all-city and all-conference. She also competed in track and golf and made the honor roll.

#23 marissa nix5’11” ForWArD - FresHMAnsAleM Hs, sAleM, il Marissa played basketball at Salem High School for Coach Janet Holst before joining the Lady Vols. As a senior, she averaged eight points, six rebounds, three assists, and one block and was voted Most Improved and Best Defensive Player. Her team won conference, regional, and sectional championships. She was on the honor roll all four years of high school.

#24 dianne sales5’8” ForWArD - FresHMAnBronzeVille scHolAstic institUte,cHicAgo, il Dianne prepped at Bronzeville Scholastic Institute in Chicago under the direction of Coach Jennifer Curtis where she captained her basketball team as a senior. The team won sectional titles her sophomore and junior years. Averaging 22 points a game her senior year, she was voted her team’s MVP. She also played volleyball in high school.

#30 Jo’sHona WimBisH5’11” ForWArD - FresHMAnHarlan Hs , chicago, il Before joining the Lady Vols, Jo’Shona played basketball at Harlan High School in Chicago for Coach Eddie Niles. A power forward, she scored eight points and grabbed 13 rebounds per contest as a senior. She also participated in cross country and track in high school.

1985-86 Record: 37-31st Round: John A. Logan 67 Central Arizona 612nd Round: John A. Logan 68 Connors (OK) 64Quarters: John A. Logan 75 Kilgore (TX) 72Semis: N.E. Mississippi 76 John A. Logan 533rd Place: John A. Logan 74 Florida Jr. College 67

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1986-87 Record: 30-61st Round: John A. Logan 72 Kennedy King (IL) 582nd Round: Moberly (MO) 71 John A. Logan 65 Kilgore (TX) 95 John A. Logan 56 Snead State (AL) 71 John A. Logan 64

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1987-88 Record: 33-51st Round: John A. Logan 89 UND/Lake Region 672nd Round: John A. Logan 92 Coahoma (MS) 833rd Round: John A. Logan 72 Cent. Arizona 69Finals: Kilgore (TX) 78 John A. Logan 71

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1988-89 Record: 31-51st Round: John A. Logan 77 Miles (MT) 59 2nd Round: Copiah-Linc.(MS) 71 John A. Logan 58 3rd Round: Emmanuel (GA) 69 John A. Logan 56

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1990-91 Record: 30-61st Round: John A. Logan 74 Moberly (MO) 69 2nd Round: Odessa (TX) 85 John A. Logan 72

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1991-92 Record: 30-91st Round: John A. Logan 76 Odessa (TX) 692nd Round: John A. Logan 93 Mt. Aloysius (PA) 773rd Round: Louisburg (NC) 75 John A. Logan 66 Northeast (OK) 66 John A. Logan 57

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1992-93 Record: 31-61st Round: John A. Logan 78 Crowder (MO) 752nd Round: Ricks (ID) 97 John A. Logan 94 Vincennes (IN) 78 John A. Logan 75

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1993-94 Record: 31-41st Round: John A. Logan 87 Mt. Aloysius (PA) 75 2nd Round: Sullivan (KY) 94 John A. Logan 86 Moberly (MO) 102 John A. Logan 75

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1994-95 Record: 33-21st Round: John A. Logan (OT) 84 Howard (TX) 832nd Round: John A. Logan 74 Ricks (ID) 71 Westark (AR) 121 John A. Logan 56 Okaloosa - Walton (FL) 80 John A. Logan 79

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1995-96 Record: 31-31st Round: John A. Logan 94 NW Shoals 662nd Round: Utah Valley 84 John A. Logan 65 Connors State 115 John A. Logan (OT) 110

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1996-97 Record: 27-61st Round: Central (FL) 98 John A. Logan 642nd Round: John A. Logan 74 Savannah 53 John A. Logan 61 Copiah-Linc. 47 Moberly (MO) 70 John A. Logan 54

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2000-01 Record: 29-7Iowa Western Community 61 John A. Logan 76Eastern Oklahoma State 69 John A. Logan 65Jefferson 85 John A. Logan 78

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2010-11 Record: 20-9John A. Logan 55Trinity Valley (Texas) 84

John A. Logan 51Casper (Wyoming) 63

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naTIOnaL TOURnamEnT TRaDITIOn

3-POInT FIELD GOaLS

maDE In a SEaSOn

1. Yolanda Miller 692. Tawona Alhaleem 643. Tawona Alhaleem 584. Kenya Pittman 545. Lindsay Lawson 536. Priscilla Poole 487. Tomica Lopez 458. Brittany Wood 449. Emily Scheer 4310. Kenya Pittman 4111. Taylor Manley 4012. Christina Barry 3913. Tomica Lopez 3814. Kim Mabry 3815. Jasmine Moore 3816. Priscilla Poole 3717. Emily Scheer 3618. Kelly Nicholson 3519. Sheila Leopold 3520. Toni Ables 3421. Emily Petrea 3322. Lashonda Albert 3323. Nakisha Langston 3324. Janna Whisenhunt 30

25. Debin Bell 3026. Lindsay Lawson 3027. Janna Whisenhunt 3028. Lydia Karlefors 2929. Tonya Cole 2830. Jordan James 2731. Shenay Crater 2732. Jordan James 2733. DoBee Moore 2634. Jackie Parker 2535. DoBee Moore 2536. Tiffany Williams 2437. Jessica Gonzalez-Campo 2438. Trina Mitchell 2439. Brittany Wood 2440. Tiffany Williams 2441. Jasmine Moore 2242. Danielle McKinley 2243. Melinda Spearman 2144. Dawn Skelcher 20

3-POInT FIELD GOaLS

maDE In a CaREER

1. Tawona Alhaleem 1222. Kenya Pittman 953. Priscilla Poole 854. Tomica Lopez 83

LOGan InDIVIDUaL RECORDS

FIELD GOaLSMade in a Game: Danielle McKinley vs Three Rivers Community College, 2-12-01 ...........................................................................18

FREE THROWSMade in a Game: Stephanie Dial vs Miles, MT, 3-15-89 ................................................................................17Consecutive Made in Game: Lisa Foster vs Kilgore, TX, 3-20-86 ...................................................................................13Attempted in a Game: Stephanie Dial vs Miles, MT, 3-15-89 ................................................................................20Attempted in a Season: Tawona Alhaleem, 1993-1994 .........................................................................................232Consecutive Made in a Season: Melinda Spearman, 1991-1992 .........................................................................................23

OFFEnSEPoints Scored in a Game: Lashonda Albert vs Connors, OK, 3-21-96 ........................................................................43Average Per Game, Season: Tawona Alhaleem, 1992-1993 ........................................................................................26.5Most Assists a Game: Amy Fletcher, 1988-1989 ..................................................................................................16Most Assists a Season: Amy Fletcher, 1988-1989 ................................................................................................214Most Rebounds in a Game: Carmen Woods vs Lincoln Trail, 1980 ..............................................................................25Most 3-point Field Goals in a Season: Yolanda Miller, 1994-1995 ................................................................................................69Most 3-point Field Goals in a Career: Tawona Alhaleem, 1992-1993 ........................................................................................122Most 3-point Field Goals in a Game: Priscilla Poole vs Wabash Valley College, 1-18-03 ............................................................7

TEam FIELD GOaLSMade in a Game: vs Lincoln Trail, 1986-1987 ....................................................................................................................................53Made in a Season: 1995-1996 ......................................................................................................................................................1,348

5. Lindsay Lawson 836. Emily Scheer 797. Yolanda Miller 698. Brittany Wood 689. Jasmine Moore 6010. Senay Crater 5811. Kim Mabry 5412. Kellie Nicholson 5313. Sheila Leopold 5214. Janna Whisenhunt 5115. DoBee Moore 5116. Emily Petrea 4817. Christina Barry 4818. Debin Bell 4419. Tonya Cole 4420. Tiffany Williams 4321. Trina Mitchell 4322. Lashonda Albert 4323. Tiffany Willams 4324. Taylor Manley 4025. Jackie Parker 3926. Tomica Lopez 3827. Danielle McKinley 3728. Melinda Spearman 3729. Jessica Gonzalez-Campo 3630. Toni Ables 3631. Nakisha Langston 3632. Lydia Karlefors 29

MOST POINTS SCORED IN A SEASON1. Tawona Alhaleem 9812. Tawona Alhaleem 9033. Danielle McKinley 8124. Lashonda Albert 7985. Christina Barry 7596. Stephanie Dial 7317. Lisa Foster 6658. Kenya Pittman 6649. Yolanda Miller 64510. Lashonda Albert 63711. Tangela Turner 63012. Kyra Watson 60413. Danielle McKinley 58014. Jennifer Williams 56515. Tangela Turner 52816. Lisa Foster 52317. Vicki Lohmann 51118. Angenette Sumrall 50919. Anna Kowalska 50820. Theresa Jackson 50721. Yo Smith 49822. Rasheeda Love 49123. Kenya Pittman 50624. Carmen Woods 48025. Tikey Johnson 46126. Regina Banks 46027. Jennifer Williams 45828. April Fort 45829. Theresa Jackson 45730. Lori Kirsch 45531. Deanna Sanders 45032. Darice Taylor 45033. Kathleen Foss 44934. Tawanda Daniel 44735. Melinda Spearman 44136. April Fort 43737. Stephanie Dial 42938. Trinisia Nolden 42839. Mina Babic 42040. Emily Scheer 41941. Sanna Helenius 41442. Connie Baxter 40443. Lavitte Henry 40144. Kyra Navarrete 40045. Paige Pestka 39746. Dance Taylor 39547. Sandra Crockett 39048. Ginger Henley 38249. Jordan James 38050. Paige Pestka 37551. Austyn Ridings 37552. Jasmine Moore 37453. Gail Maciejewski 37254. Cheshi Poston 37255. Erica Jones 36856. Austyn Ridings 36757. Kellie Nicholson 36658. Kelli Williams 36659. Vickie Givance 365

MOST POINTS SCORED IN A CAREER1. Tawona Alhaleem 18842. Lashonda Albert 14353. Christina Barry 14324. Danielle McKinley 13925. Lisa Foster 1278

6. Kenya Pittman 11687. Stephanie Dial 11608. Tangela Turner 11589. Jennifer Williams 102210. Theresa Jackson 96411. April Fort 89512. Vicki Lohamnn 85613. Rasheeda Love 84614. Darice Taylor 84415. Yo Smith 83216. Carmen Woods 81417. Danielle McKinley 81218. Melinda Spearman 80519. Tawanda Daniel 79520. Deanna Sanders 79121. Kathleen Foss 78222. Regina Banks 77823. Paige Pestka 77224. Connie Baxter 76725. Anna Kowalska 74326. Austyn Ridings 74227. Ginger Henley 73628. Lori Kirsch 70929. Emily Petrea 69230. Jasmine Moore 69131. Kellie Nicholson 68432. Barbi Drew 67933. Emily Scheer 67234. Salena Miller 647

REBOUNDS IN A SEASON1. LaToya Robinson 4022. Angenette Sumrall 3783. Erica Jones 3694. Lashonda Albert 3405. Cheshi Poston 3346. Gail Maciejewski 3297. Anna Kowalska 326 8. Christina Barry 3269. Carmen Woods 32510. April Fort 31511. Jennifer Williams 31012. April Fort 31013. Theresa Jackson 30614. DariceTaylor 30315. Carmen Woods 28616. Kathleen Foss 28517. Regina Banks 28418. Mina Babic 28019. Connie Baxter 27420. Dance Taylor 27221. Vicki Lohmann 27222. Quiana Harris 26623. Yo Smith 26224. Jennifer Williams 25725. Dawn Westman 25626. Stephanie Dial 25127. Christina Barry 25128. Vicki Lohmann 25029. DeCarol Timmons 24830. Lashonda Albert 24831. Tawona Alhaleem 24532. Tangela Turner 239

REBOUNDS IN A CAREER1. April Fort 6252. Carmen Woods 6113. Lashonda Albert 5884. Erica Jones 587

5. Christina Barry 5776. Darice Taylor 5687. Jennifer Williams 5678. LaToya Robinson 5359. Anna Kowalska 53210. Cheshi Poston 52611. Vicki Lohman 52212. Theresa Jackson 51913. Regina Banks 51514. Connie Baxter 51115. Kathleen Foss 50716. Quiana Harris 50117. Yo Smith 48118. Tangela Turner 46919. Tawona Alhaleem 45220. Laurie Melvin 43721. Stephanie Dial 41822. Kenya Pittman 41623. Jennifer King 41224. Lavitte Henry 41025. Courtney Joseph 40426. Paige Pestka 39727. Kelli Williams 39528. Angenette Sumrall 37829. Delina Walker 37230. Emily Petrea 36231. Darice Taylor 35832. Dawn Westman 35233. Tawanda Daniel 330

FREE THROWS MADE IN A SEASON1. Lisa Foster 1752. Rasheeda Love 1613. Tawona Alhaleem 1574. Lashonda Albert 1555. Tawona Alhaleem 1536. Stephanie Dial 1517. Trinisia Nolden 1498. Danielle McKinley 1449. Jennifer Williams 14210. Sanna Helenius 12411. Christina Barry 12212. Tangela Turner 12013. Yo Smith 11614. Carmen Woods 11615. Kenya Pittman 11416. Kelli Williams 11417. Tangela Turner 11218. Lashonda Albert 11119. Danielle McKinley 10920. Regina Banks 104

FREE THROWS MADE IN A CAREER1. Tawona Alhaleem 310 2. Lisa Foster 278 3. Lashonda Albert 266 4. Rasheeda Love 2605. Danielle McKinley 2536. Tangela Turner 232 7. Stephanie Dial 230 8. Jennifer Williams 225 9. Christina Barry 222 10. Kelli Williams 193 11. Amy Fletcher 187 12. Kenya Pittman 183 13. Yo Smith 18014. Trinisia Nolden 178

15. Carmen Woods 17816. Emily Petrea 17417. Vicki Lohmann 172 18. Ginger Henley 164 19. Paige Pestka 16220. April Fort 155 21. Regina Banks 152 22. Aseer Itiavkase 14923. Tawanda Daniel 148 24. Kellie Nicholson 147 25. Quiana Harris 129 26. Kathleen Foss 128 27. Sanna Helenius 12428. Lori Kirsch 116

FIELD GOALS IN A SEASON 1. Tawona Alhaleem 376 2. Tawona Alhaleem 343 3. Lashonda Albert 338 4. Danielle McKinley 3235. Christina Barry 314 6. Stephanie Dial 289 7. Theresa Jackson 277 8. Christina Barry 267 9. Lashonda Albert 258 10. Yolanda Miller 257 11. Kenya Pittman 248 12. Lisa Foster 245 13. Danielle McKinley 228 14. Jennifer Williams 211 15. Lisa Foster 210 16. Angenette Sumrall 20817. Vicki Lohmann 208 18. Tangela Turner 208 19. Theresa Jackson 198 20. Darice Taylor 197 21. Carmen Woods 194 22. Yo Smith 191 23. Carmen Woods 191 24. Deanna Sanders 190 25. April Fort 190 26. Lori Kirsch 190 27. Jennifer Williams 188 28. Melinda Spearman 183 29. Tawanda Daniel 183 30. April Fort 180

FIELD GOALS IN A CAREER1. Tawona Alhaleem 719 2. Lashonda Albert 596 3. Christina Barry 581 4. Danielle McKinley 5515. Stephanie Dial 464 6. Tangela Turner 4637. Lisa Foster 455 8. Kenya Pittman 445 9. Theresa Jackson 425 10. Jennifer Williams 399 11. April Fort 37012. Darice Taylor 355 13. Deanna Sanders 348 14. Vicki Lohmann 342 15. Connie Baxter 340 16. Melinda Spearman 336 17. Kathleen Foss 327 18. Yo Smith 326 19. Carmen Woods 318 20. Tawanda Daniel 316

LOGan RECORDS

John a. logan CollegeCarterville, il

Kaskaskia CollegeCentralia, il

lake land Collegemattoon, il

lincoln trail Collegerobinson, il

olney Central Collegeolney, il

rend lake Collegeina, il

southeastern illinois CollegeHarrisburg, il

southwestern illinois CollegeBelleville, il

wabash valley Collegemt. Carmel, il

GREaT RIVERS aTHLETIC COnFEREnCEIn August 1982, competition began in a newly organized league of community colleges in Illinois. Charter members of

the league included the following: John A. Logan College, Kaskaskia College, Southeastern Illinois College, Rend Lake College and Wabash Valley College. All the institutions were located near the two great rivers in Illinois, the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers—thus the name Great Rivers Athletic Conference was adopted.

In 1985, current members Olney Central College and Southwestern Illinois College joined the GRAC. In 1988, Lincoln Trail became a GRAC member. Lake Land College joined the conference in 2005.

Diane Keirn (1983) McKendree Cathy Miller (1984) MacMurray Regina Banks (1986) Southern Illinois - Carbondale Vicki Lohmann (1986) Southeast Missouri State Teresa Robertson (1986) Blackburn Gail Maciejewski (1986) Missouri - Kansas City Delina Walker (1987) Evansville Lisa Foster (1987) Southeast Missouri State Deanna Sanders (1987) Southern Illinois - Carbondale Tangela Turner (1988) Austin Peay Stephanie Dial (1989) U. of IllinoisAmy Fletcher (1989) Missouri - Kansas City Kathleen Foss (1989) Austin Peay Mary Jo Rollet (1989) Blackburn Kerry Kane (1990) U.S. Air Force Academy DeCarol Timmons (1990) Missouri - St. Louis Marie Duncan (1991) Blackburn Marsha Campbell (1991) Blackburn Dawn Westman (1991) Southeast Missouri State Jessica Morris (1991) Oakland City Jennifer Williams (1992) Southern Illinois - Carbondale Mina Babic (1992) Loyola - Chicago Tina Ames (1992) Millikin Ryetta Alhaleem (1993) Livingston - Alabama Angenette Sumrall (1993) Southern Illinois - Carbondale Lynette Moore (1993) Southeastern Oklahoma State University Tawona Alhaleem (1994) DePaul University Darice Taylor (1994) DePaul University Natalie Hall (1994) University of Evansville Tina Epps (1994) Emory University Kristie Silvius (1994) Savannah School of Arts & Design April Fort (1995) Southeast Missouri State University Sheila Leopold (1995) Lincoln University Jewel Jackson (1995) Northeastern Illinois Lavitte Henry (1995) Northeastern Illinois Tonya Cole (1996) Blackburn Aundria Fitzgerald (1996) Judson Nora Hendrix (1996) Eastern Illinois Ericka Nance (1996) Southern Indiana Shonda Robinson (1996) Illinois - Springfield Melanie Stueve (1996) Pittsburg State (Kansas)Lashonda Albert (1996) Central Missouri State Nichole Massey (1996) Elmhurst College Christina Barry (1997) Arkansas State Quiana Harris (1997) Arkansas State Courtney Joseph (1997) University of Buffalo Angela Stewart (1997) University of Missouri - St. Louis Salena Miller (1998) University of Missouri - St. Louis Tawanda Daniel (1998) University of Missouri - St. Louis Kelli Williams (1998) Kentucky State Kisha Langston (1998) Kentucky State Monica Richardson (1998) Kentucky StateDenise Walker (1998) IUPU-Ft. Wayne Lawanda Burras (1999) Chicago State Celeste Sullivan (1999) Lindsey Wilson College

WHERE DID THEY GO?Ramona Aquado (2000) Loyola—ChicagoJacqueline Carter (2000) Calumet CollegeJasmine Moore (2000) U of Southern Indiana Jennifer “DoBee” Moore (2000) Lincoln Memorial U. Mindy Miller (2000) Lincoln Memorial U. Dawn Skelcher (2000) Lincoln Memorial U. Christy Wiseman (2000) Lincoln Memorial U. Yo Smith (2000) U. of IllinoisRachel Young (2000) East Carolina U.Rasheeda Love (2001) BradleyLaToya Robinson (2001) Western Texas A & MKim Barber (2002) Kendall CollegeLindsay Lawson (2002) Grand Canyon UniversityDanielle McKinley (2002) Missouri Western State CollegeRachel Porter (2002) Arkansas State UniversityMareshah Belcher (2003) Georgetown, KentuckyErica Jones (2003) Kendall CollegeTomesia Winston (2003) University of New OrleansTomeka Harris (2003) Lewis UniversityNatasha Wilson (2004) Elizabeth City UniversityPriscilla Poole (2004) Central Michigan UniversityLatisha Schales (2004) Robert Morris UniversityMichelle Meneguzzi (2005) Marian CollegeMalgorzata Koralewska (2005) University of Illinois-ChicagoSarah Buldtman (2005) University of Southern IndianaSanna Helenius (2005) Valparaiso UniversityJackie Parker (2005) University of Illinois-ChicagoKendra Cobbs (2005) University of Illinois-SpringfieldEmily Petrea (2006) University of Missouri-RollaDebin Bell (2006) University of Massachusetts Ashley Wright (2006) Huston-Tillotson UniversityMartine Wiley (2006) Webster UniversityJessica Gonzalez-Campo (2007) University of ToledoAseer Itiavkase (2007) Bradley UniversityLydia Karlefors (2007) University of Missouri - RollaAnna Kowalska (2007) Kent StateTiffany Scales (2007) Southern Polytechnic Univ.Amanda Davidson (2008) Alcorn State University Erin Rohan (2008) Judson University Abby Rankin (2008) Hannibal-LaGrange CollegeTaylor Manley (2009) Western Michigan University Stephanie McSparin (2009) University of Southern Indiana Shelice Crater (2009) Lane UniversityShenay Crater (2009) Lane UniversityDaLita Scott (2010 Florida Atlantic UniversitySherita Stanley (2010) Slippery Rock UniversityDevin London (2010) Academy of Art University (San Francisco)Jordan James (2010) Northwestern State University of LouisianaTiffany Williams (2010) Lindsey Wilson CollegeCheshi Poston (2011) University of ArizonaKyra Watson (2011) Murray State UniversityHaley Hewitt (2011) West Liberty UniversityTiki Johnson (2012) Arkansas Tech

LaDY VOLS vs COnFEREnCE TEamS

The history of the Lady Vols and their conference foes is rich with tradition of championship success. In 31 seasons of competition, the Lady Vols have won conference championships 16 times.

team w l Southwestern Illinois College 44 18 Kaskaskia College 56 16 Lake Land College 35 3 Lincoln Trail College 37 11 Olney Central College 53 15 Paducah Community College 15 9 Rend Lake College 55 16 Shawnee Community College 26 3 Southeastern Illinois College 54 24 Wabash Valley College 55 23

THE aLL-amERICanSTheresa “T.J.” JacksonLisa FosterStephanie DialKenya PittmanJennifer WilliamsTawona AlhaleemAngenette SumrallTawona AlhaleemLashonda AlbertLashonda AlbertChristina BarryTawanda DanielRasheeda LoveDanielle McKinleyDanielle McKinleyJackie ParkerKyra Watson

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SCHEDULE anD RESULTSreCord: 9 aNd 17

date opponent Place resultsNovembersat...5 olive-Harvey College H w, 99-52Fri...11 Mineral Area College A L, 86-64Sat...12 Vincennes University A L, 89-73Fri...18 JalC Classic v. lincoln land H w, 103-79sat...19 JalC Classic v. danville H w, 83-69Tues...29 Moberly Area College A L, 76-69december wed...7 lewis & Clark College H w, 85-69 Januarytues...3 mineral area College H l, 88-57sat...7 Kaskaskia College* H l, 72-67 otMon...9 Lincoln Trail College* A L, 85-77Wed...11 Olney Central College* A W, 72-64sat...14 southern il univ.-edwardsville H l, 79-57wed...18 wabash valley College* H l, 69-54Sat...21 Lake Land College* A L, 77-60wed...25 rend lake College* H w, 80-73sat...28 southwestern illinois College* H l, 76-56 FebruaryWed...1 Southeastern Illinois College* A L, 77-73Sat...4 Kaskaskia College* A L, 87-66wed...8 lincoln trail College* H w, 88-57sat...11 olney Central College* H l, 76-69Sat...18 Wabash Valley College* A L, 83-55wed...22 lake land College* H l, 77-70Sat...25 Rend Lake College* A W, 66-60Wed...29 Southwestern Illinois College* A L, 52-39.marchsat...3 southeastern illinois College* H w, 63-45Tues...6 Reg. 24 Tourn. v. Kaskaskia A L, 63-59

* denotes Great Rivers Athletic Conference GameHome games are in bold.

2011-2012 Women’s Basketball Stats Name Games Played FG-M FG-A 3pt-M 3pt-A FT-M FT-A Rebounds Assists Steals Points Tikeyiah Johnson 26 157 376 59 169 88 113 127 57 45 461Average 41.8% 34.9% 77.9% 4.9 2.2 1.7 17.7 Je’Mishia Cottrell 26 12 36 0 8 5 5 45 10 9 29Average 33.3% 0.0% 0.0% 1.7 0.4 0.3 1.1 Austyn Ridings 26 143 341 14 53 75 99 257 75 55 375Average 41.9% 26.4% 75.8% 9.9 2.9 2.1 14.4 Shakera Bennett 9 33 72 2 6 18 23 51 17 12 86Average 45.8% 33.3% 78.3% 5.7 1.9 1.3 9.6 Kyra Navarette 25 143 322 12 34 102 128 178 20 22 400Average 44.4% 35.3% 79.7% 7.1 0.8 0.9 16.0 Brittany Wood 20 38 148 24 95 18 27 35 18 12 118Average 25.7% 25.3% 66.7% 1.8 0.9 0.6 5.9 Jeorgina Pena 26 25 104 4 24 11 35 105 64 28 65Average 24.0% 16.7% 31.4% 4.0 2.5 1.1 2.5 Jasmine Jordan 26 111 256 6 22 40 70 210 33 20 268Average 43.4% 27.3% 57.1% 8.1 1.3 0.8 10.3 Braquel Ford 2 1 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 2Average 50.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1.0 0.0 0.0 1.0 Team 26 663 1657 121 411 357 511 1044 270 180 1804Average 40.0% 29.4% 69.9% 40.2 10.4 6.9 69.4

iN memorY oFBobby robinson

#1 volunteerA deputy sheriff, he served in his off-duty hours

as the women’s basketball trainer and travel coordinator and was a friend to the College and its teams from 1972 until his death.

BOBBY ROBINSON1954-2000

John A. Logan College does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, disability, age, or gender orientation.

VOLUnTEERS SPORTS nETWORkThe Volunteers Sports Network is in its 32nd year of operation, providing play-by-play and color commentary

on John A. Logan College basketball for the district and surrounding community. John A. Logan College is happy to have WXAN 103.9 FM as its primary radio station. Tom Ferris, Mike Murphy, Ron Hines, John Homan, and Roger Medlen serve as announcers for the Volunteers Sports Network.

OTHER mEDIa COVERInG THE VOLUnTEERSNewspapers: Du Quoin Evening Call - Du QuoinDaily Republican - MarionHerrin Independent - HerrinThe Murphysboro American - MurphysboroSouthern Illinoisan - CarbondaleDaily American - West FrankfortCarterville Courier - CartervilleCarbondale Times - Carbondale

GREaT RIVERS aTHLETIC COnFEREnCEIn August 1982, competition began in a newly organized league of community colleges in Illinois. Charter

members of the league included the following: John A. Logan College, Kaskaskia College, Southeastern Illinois College, Rend Lake College and Wabash Valley College. All the institutions were located near the two great rivers in Illinois, the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers—thus the name Great Rivers Athletic Conference was adopted.

In 1985, current members Olney Central College and Southwestern Illinois College joined the GRAC. In 1988, Lincoln Trail became a GRAC member. Lake Land College joined the conference in 2005.

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2012-2013 Women’s Basketball Scheduledate oPPoNeNt PlaCe timeNovemBersat...3 John a. logan invitational H 6/8 p.m.sun...4 John a. logan invitational H 1/3 p.m.Fri...9 Mineral Area College Tourn. A TBASat...10 Mineral Area College Tourn. A TBATues...13 morthland College H 5:30 p.m.Fri...16 JalC Classic H 6/8 p.m.Sat...17 JalC Classic H 1/3 p.m.Wed...28 Lincoln Trail College* A 5:30 p.m.

deCemBersat...1 shawnee Community College H 1 p.m.Wed...5 SouthwesternIllinois College* A 5:30 p.m.sat...15 mineral area College H 1 p.m.

JaNuarYmon...7 southeastern illinois College* H 5:30 p.m.wed...9 Kaskaskia College* H 5:30 p.m.Sat...11 Olney Central College* A 5:30 p.m.wed...16 wabash valley College* H 5:30 p.m.Mon...21 Rend Lake College* A 5:30 p.m.Sat...26 Lake Land College* A 5:30 p.m.wed...30 lincoln trail College* H 5:30 p.m.

FeBruarYSat...2 Shawnee Community College A 1 p.m.wed...6 southwestern illinois College* H 5:30 p.m.Sat...9 Southeastern Illinois College* A 1 p.m.Wed...13 Kaskaskia College* A 5:30 p.m.sat...16 olney Central College* H 1 p.m.Mon...18 Wabash Valley College* A 5:30 p.m.sat...23 rend lake College* H 1 p.m.

marCHsat...2 lake land College* H 1 p.m.

* denotes Great Rivers Athletic Conference GameHome games are in bold.