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2012-2013 Preview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3 

Standard of Excellence . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-6 

2011-2012 National Finishes . . . . . . . . . 7 

All-Time National Champions . . . . . . . . . 8 

SEC Headquarters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 

SEC Milestones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11 

Commissioner Michael Slive . . . . . . . . . 12 

SEC Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 

SEC TV Agreements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 

SEC Corporate Sponsors/ 

Licensing Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 

Media Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 

2012-2013 Composite Schedule . . . 17-19 

2013 SEC Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

ALABAMA 21 

Head Coach Wendell Hudson & Staff. . . 22 

Team Information/Schedule. . . . . . . . . . 23 

Results/Statistics/Players To Watch . . . . . 24 

ARKANSAS 25 

Head Coach Tom Collen & Staff . . . . . . 26 



AUBURN 29 

Head Coach Terri Williams-Flournoy 

& Staff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 



FLORIDA 33 

Head Coach Amanda Butler & Staff. . . . 34 



GEORGIA 37 

Head Coach Andy Landers & Staff . . . . . 38 



KENTUCKY 41 

Head Coach Matthew Mitchell & Staff . . 42 



LSU 45 

Head Coach Nikki Caldwell & Staff . . . . 46 



OLE MISS 49 

Acting Head Coach Brett Frank & Staff. . 50 



MISSISSIPPI STATE 53 

Head Coach Vic Schaefer & Staff. . . . . . 54 



MISSOURI 57 

Head Coach Robin Pingeton & Staff. . . . 58 



SOUTH CAROLINA 61 

Head Coach Dawn Staley & Staff. . . . . . 62 



TENNESSEE 65 

Head Coach Holly Warlick & Staff . . . . . 66 



TEXAS A&M 69 

Head Coach Gary Blair & Staff . . . . . . . 70 



VANDERBILT 73 

Head Coach Melanie Balcomb & Staff . . 74 



2011-2012 IN REVIEW 77 

Final Standings/Tournament Results . . . . 78 

Individual Statistics (All Games) . . . . . . . 79 

Team Statistics (All Games) . . . . . . . . . . 80 

Individual Statistics (SEC Only). . . . . . . . 81 

Team Statistics (SEC Only) . . . . . . . . . . . 82 

Individual Superlatives. . . . . . . . . . . 83-84 

Team Superlatives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85-86 

THROUGH THE YEARS 87 

Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 

All-Time SEC Standings . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 

Annual Standings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90-93 

Team Statistical Leaders. . . . . . . . . . 94-95 

Individual Statistical Leaders . . . . . . 96-98 

RECORD BOOK 99 

Individual Records. . . . . . . . . . . . 100-105 

Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106-108 

HONORS 109 

Player Awards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110-111 

Coaches Awards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112 

All-Americans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113-115 

Freshman All-Americans . . . . . . . . . . . 115 

Academic/Community 

Service Awards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116 

SEC Community Service Teams . . . . . . 117 

All-SEC Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118-121 

All-Freshmen Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122 

All-Defensive Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123 

Players of the Week. . . . . . . . . . . 123-125 

Freshmen of the Week. . . . . . . . . 125-126 

Academic Honor Roll . . . . . . . . . 126-131 

Olympians . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132 

WNBA Draft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133-134 

Players in the WNBA . . . . . . . . . . 135-136 

TOURNAMENTS 137 

SEC Tournament Champs/Standings . . 138 

SEC Tournament Breakdown . . . . . . . . 139 

SEC Tournament Results . . . . . . . 140-142 

SEC Tournament Records. . . . . . . . . . . 143 

SEC Tournament Superlatives. . . . . . . . 144 

SEC Tournament Attendance . . . . 145-146 

SEC All-Tournament Teams . . . . . . . . . 147 

NCAA Tournament Breakdown . . . . . . 148 

NCAA Year-By-Year Results . . . . . 149-159 

NCAA All-Region Teams . . . . . . . . . . . 160 

NCAA All-Final Four Teams . . . . . . . . . 161 

NWIT/WNIT Breakdown . . . . . . . . . . . 162 

NWIT/WNIT Results. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 163 

Preseason WNIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 164 

POLLS 165 

Final Associated Press Polls . . . . . 166-169 

Final USA Today/WBCA Polls . . . . 170-172 

CREDITS 

The Southeastern Conference Women’s 

Basketball Media Guide, Vol. XXIX, is published 

by the Southeastern Conference 

Office, Mike L. Slive, Commissioner. 

Editor 

Tammy Wilson 

Associate Director of Media Relations 

Special Assistance 

Jessica Pare’, Alabama; Jeri Thorpe, 

Arkansas; Matt Crouch, Auburn; Kathy 

Cafazzo, Florida; Mike Mobley, Georgia; 

Susan Lax, Kentucky; Bill Martin, LSU; 

Kristen Saibini, Ole Miss; Brock Turnipseed, 

Mississippi State; Jenny Dewar, Missouri; 

Diana Koval, South Carolina; Eric Trainer, 

Tennessee; Deanna Werner/Alan Cannon, 

Texas A&M; Michael Scholl, Vanderbilt. 

Cover Design 

EBSCO Media 

Birmingham, Alabama 

Printing 

EBSCO Media 

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SEC HIGHLIGHTS 

The Southeastern Conference continues to dominate as one of the 

top conferences in women’s basketball. 

ALABAMA: The women’s basketball team 

begins the 2012-13 season with several new 

faces, both in the game and on the sidelines. 

The Crimson Tide, which went 12-19 last year, 

welcomes six new players and three new assistant 

coaches. Among the newcomers is a pair 

of transfers from Rutgers in forward Briana 

Hutchen and point guard Daisha Simmons, 

forward Brittany Jack, who transferred from 

Samford and walked onto the team, as well as 

three true freshmen in guards Emily Davis and 

Jasmine Steele and forward Nikki Hegstetter. 

Also back in the lineup for Alabama is forward 

Kaneisha Horn, who sat out last season after 

having surgery to repair a torn ACL. In addition 

to the newcomers, the Tide returns four 

starters in guards Khristin Lee, Jessica Merritt, 

Meghan Perkins and Jasmine Robinson, as 

well as four other returnees in Celiscia Farmer, 

Alicia Mitcham, Shafontaye Myers and Erika 

Waters. On the sidelines, head coach Wendell 

Hudson brought in former Palm Beach Atlantic 

head coach Clarisse Garcia, former Hoover 

(Ala.) High School head coach Donnie Quinn 

and former Bob Jones (Ala.) High School head 

coach Tim Miller to serve as assistant coaches. 

ARKANSAS: Arkansas head coach Tom 

Collen begins his sixth season with the 

Razorbacks, leading a program that has 

advanced to the post season three times in 

the previous five years. Expectations are 

high again this year after Arkansas reached 

new heights last year which included the 

NCAA Second Round, a tie for fourth-place 

Adia A’di 

Mathies 

– Kentucky 

in the SEC and an eight-game league winning 

streak. Gone are some of the program’s 

more recognizable names in C’eira Ricketts, 

Lyndsay Harris and Ashley Daniels, but back 

is All-SEC Second-Team pick Sarah Watkins, 

fellow senior Quistelle Williams and defensive 

stoppers Keira Peak and Dominique Robinson. 

Sophomore Calli Berna returns for her second 

season at the point and Arkansas has some 

depth at every position this year. The addition 

of the newest members to the SEC will 

give fans in Fayetteville boarder war rivalries 

and even more reasons to cheer on the 

Razorbacks. 

AUBURN: The Auburn women’s basketball 

team enters the 2012-13 season under new 

head coach Terri Williams-Flournoy. The sixth 

head coach in Auburn’s history, she comes 

to The Plains with a 143-104 record as head 

coach at Georgetown, including four postseason 

trips. She inherits a team that returns 

seven letterwinners, including three starters, 

and welcomes five newcomers. Among those 

returning are junior Tyrese Tanner, who led 

the team in scoring with 10.6 points per 

game last season, and sophomore Hasina 

Muhammad, a 2012 SEC All-Freshman Team 

selection who averaged 9.5 points per game. 

Blanche Alverson returns for her senior season 

and heads into the season in sixth all-time in 

career 3-pointers with 146 and is also just 184 

points away from 1,000. Others returning are 

Peyton Davis, Courtney Strain, Najat Ouardad 

and Pascale West. 

FLORIDA: 2012 First Team All-SEC performer 

Jennifer George headlines a very 

young and inexperienced 2012-13 Florida 

women’s basketball team that is coming off 

its fifth consecutive postseason berth. George 

is the lone senior on the 12-player roster 

that features eight newcomers, including six 

freshmen. George, who led Florida in scoring 

(12.8 ppg) and rebounding (8.8 rpg) last 

year, will be joined on the court by junior 

guard Jaterra Bonds, who was the only Gator 

who played and started all 33 games a year 

ago when Florida compiled its third 20-win 

season in five years with coach Amanda 

Butler at the helm and advanced to the second 

round of the NCAA Tournament where 

it bowed out to eventual national champion 

Baylor. The Gators welcome 6-foot-7 transfer 

Vicky McIntyre and 6-foot-4 redshirt freshman 

Viktorija Dimaite to the paint to help George 

in the front court. Florida also welcomes the 

nation’s 20th-ranked signing class to campus, 

as the Gators will be young in 2012-13 but 

very talented. 

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GEORGIA: The Georgia Lady Bulldogs enter 

the 2012-13 campaign looking to add a 

significant chapter to the program’s illustrious 

history. Georgia returns four starters and 

five additional letterwinners from last year’s 

squad that finished 22-9 and ranked No. 20 

in both the AP and ESPN/USA Today polls. 

A trio of seniors headlines Georgia’s returnees. 

Guard/forward Anne Marie Armstrong 

and forward Jasmine Hassell both earned 

All-SEC and honorable mention All-America 

accolades a year ago. Guard Jasmine James, 

an All-SEC performer as a sophomore, was 

slowed by a sprained knee during conference 

play last winter but is back at full strength. 

Sharp-shooting junior Khaalidah Miller is the 

Lady Bulldogs’ four returning starter. Five 

freshmen – including three with state player of 

the year accolades to their credit – round out 

the Georgia roster. Head coach Andy Landers 

enters his 34th season in Athens only five 

victories shy of his 800th “W” at UGA and 23 

wins away from his 900th career victory. 

KENTUCKY: High expectations abound for 

Kentucky in 2012-13 as the reigning SEC 

regular season champions returns 10 letterwinners 

and four starters from last season’s 

NCAA Elite Eight squad, including SEC Player 

of the Year A’dia Mathies, SEC Freshman of 

the Year Bria Goss and NCAA Tournament 

Kingston All-Region team member Samarie 

Walker. UK also welcomes back sophomore 

guard Jennifer O’Neill, who sat out the 2011- 

12 season due to injury, and junior forward 

DeNesha Stallworth, an All-Pac-10 selection, 

will see her first action after sitting out 

last season due to transfer regulations. New 

faces to the roster are sophomore junior college 

transfer Jelleah Sidney and freshman 

McDonald’s All-American Janee Thompson. 

Head coach Matthew Mitchell enters his sixth 

season at the helm. He has led UK to three 

straight NCAA Tournaments, including two 

Elite Eight appearances, and 25-plus wins in 

three consecutive seasons for the first time in 

school history. 

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LSU: After guiding LSU to an NCAA tournament 

second round berth and an appearance 

in the SEC Tournament championship game, 

head coach Nikki Caldwell has even higher 

aspirations in her second campaign with the 

LSU Lady Tigers. Gone are five seniors; however, 

LSU returns three starters and welcomes 

a talented incoming class that was ranked 

among the best in the nation by ESPN Hoop 

Gurlz. Senior guard Adrienne Webb leads 

the backcourt after averaging 9.9 points per 

game overall and 10.4 points per contest in 

league games. Webb ranks sixth in school 

history in made threes with 123. The Lady 

Tigers also welcome the return of junior guard 

Jeanne Kenney, who ranked among the SEC’s 

best in assists a year ago. LSU’s three newcomers 

provide a solid balance of scoring. 

Kuaneshia Baker was the 2012 Louisiana 

Gatorade Player of the Year and a state champion. 

Danielle Ballard, a 5-foot-9, scoring 

guard was ranked in the top 20 of high school 

prospects by ESPN.com. 

OLE MISS: First-year head coach Adrian 

Wiggins will be at the helm for the Rebels 

during the 2012-13 season. Ole Miss returns 

several familiar faces this season including 

junior All-SEC honoree Valencia McFarland 

who led the team in scoring, steals, assists 

and three pointers last season. McFarland also 

ended the year ranked in the top-5 in several 

categories in the SEC including assists, assist 

to turnover ratio and minutes played. The 

Rebels also return seniors Courtney Marbra, 

who was a team captain last season and 

Maggie McFerrin. The Rebels added four newcomers 

to this season’s team with three junior 

college transfers and one freshman. Junior 

college transfer, All-American and the WBCA 

National Junior College Player of the Year 

Kay Caples, highlights the Rebels’ newcomers 

this year along with Brandy Broome, who was 

a WBCA Coaches’ All-American Honorable 

Mention Selection last year. 

MISSISSIPPI STATE: It’s a new era for the 

Mississippi State women’s basketball team. 

For the first time since 1995, a new head 

coach will grace the Lady Bulldog sideline 

as Vic Schaefer takes over the reigns of the 

program. Schaefer comes to Starkville after 

serving as associate head coach at Texas A&M 

the past nine seasons, helping the Aggies 

to seven NCAA Tournament appearances, 

including the 2010-11 national championship. 

Prior to College Station, he was on the 

Arkansas coaching staff, helping the Lady 

Razorbacks to the Final Four in his first season 

and NCAA Tournament appearances in each 

of his final three seasons. Schaefer inherits 

a young Mississippi State squad that returns 

two starters - Kendra Grant and Martha 

Alwal - from last year’s team. Grant averaged 

7.3 ppg last season, while Alwal was 

named to the SEC All-Freshman Team after 

leading the SEC in blocks with the third-most 

in MSU single-season history. Alwal enters 

her sophomore campaign fifth on the Lady 

Bulldogs’ career swats list. This year’s squad 

has four upperclassmen in senior Darriel 

Gaynor and juniors Katia May, Brittany Young 

and Candace Foster. In addition to sophomores 

Shamia Robinson, Jerica James and 

Carnecia Williams, Schaefer’s inaugural Lady 

Bulldog squad features a pair of talented 

newcomers in guard Jessy Ward and forward 

Sherise Williams. 

MISSOURI: As the Missouri Women’s 

Basketball program looks forward to its fresh 

start in the SEC, there is much to be excited 

about heading into the 2012-13 campaign. 

After finishing last season 13-18 overall, the 

Tigers are looking forward to facing new challenges 

and new opponents in a brand new 

conference. The Tigers boasted a strong start 

to their season last year in non-conference 

play, going 10-1 right off the bat. The start 

to the season marks one of the strongest in 

Mizzou program history. The Tigers will look 

to the likes of sophomores Kyley Simmons and 

Morgan Eye as well as seniors Kendra Frazier 

and Liene Priede to provide some veteran 

leadership to a relatively young team. The 

Tigers welcome a plethora of new talent this 

year, including six freshmen and one transfer 

students. Last season, Pingeton’s 2011-12 

recruiting class was a vital part to the team’s 

success, so the 2012-13 season will likely follow 

that trend as the seven newcomers have 

the opportunity make their mark on the program 

right away. 

SOUTH CAROLINA: Graduation may 

have claimed last year’s top two scorers in 

Markeshia Grant and La’Keisha Sutton and 

the active interior play of Charenee Stephens, 

but it also creates opportunities for the returning 

Gamecocks to step into the spotlight 

and the newcomers to make an immediate 

impact on the program. Primed for emergence 

back into the spotlight is senior guard Ieasia 

Walker. A two-time All-SEC selection, she 

was the team’s top scorer in 2010-11 before 

becoming more of a playmaker last season, 

ranking seventh in the league in assists per 

game. Senior Ashley Bruner and sophomore 

Aleighsa Welch will continue to anchor the 

inside game for the Gamecocks, using athleticism 

and sheer determination to pace the 

squad on the glass. Among the five newcomers 

are the Gatorade Players of the Year from 

North and South Carolina and a JUCO All- 

American. The 2012-13 Gamecocks will be 

a carefully measured blend of experience and 

raw talent, but the whole unit will be playing 

with the chemistry and confidence born of last 

year’s NCAA Tournament run. 

TENNESSEE: With 27 years as an assistant at 

Rocky Top, first-year head coach Holly Warlick 

takes the reins from Pat Summitt as one of the 

most experienced first-year skippers in women’s 

basketball history. Warlick must replace 

all five starters from last year’s 27-9, NCAA 

Elite Eight squad, including three taken in the 

WNBA Draft. Junior guard Meighan Simmons 

(11.1 ppg, 2011 SEC Freshman of the Year) 

and sophomore point guard Ariel Massengale 

(7.4 ppg, 4.9 apg, 2012 Full Court Freshman 

All-American) return after starting 22 and 24 

games, respectively, a year ago. They join 

senior forward Taber Spani, senior guard 

Kamiko Williams, sophomore center Isabelle 

Harrison and sophomore forward Cierra 

Burdick. The nation’s No. 5 recruiting class 

infuses a quintet of talented newcomers, led 

by the ESPNU HoopGurlz Top 40 freshman 

trio of Bashaara Graves, Andraya Carter and 

Jasmine Jones. 

TEXAS A&M: A veteran team led the Aggies 

to a national championship in 2011. With 

the leadership of three senior starters, A&M 

returned to the NCAA Sweet 16 in 2012. Now, 

as the Aggies look for their eighth straight trip 

to the Big Dance, 10th year head coach Gary 

Blair steps on to the battlefield of the SEC 

armed with the youngest squad in his tenure 

at A&M. The youthful, yet talented six Aggie 

freshmen were the No. 2-ranked recruiting 

class in the nation and each can fight for a 

starting position. Speaking of starters, 2012 

Big 12 Newcomer of the Year Kelsey Bone 

and Alexia Standish, a member of the 2012 

Big 12 All-Freshman team, are A&M’s only 

two returners. No stranger to the SEC, Bone 

transferred to A&M from South Carolina. She 

led the Aggies in rebounding last season and 

is the Aggies’ top returning scorer. Standish 

led the Big 12 in 3-point field goal percentage 

a year ago and paced the Aggies in scoring 

during their postseason run. With new assistants 

Bob Starkey and Amy Wright, A&M will 

continue to lean on its signature defense to 

guide it through the 2012-13 campaign. 

VANDERBILT: Vanderbilt women’s basketball 

has been a model of success for the past 

decade under Head Coach Melanie Balcomb, 

reaching the 20-win mark and the NCAA 

Tournament every season. In 2012-13, the 

Commodores will look to build off that as 

they return 10 of 11 players from a season 

ago, accounting for 97.6% of the team’s 

scoring. Among those returners are the SEC’s 

leading scorer from a year ago, as well as 

four additional players who earned All-SEC 

honors. Junior guard Christina Foggie led 

the conference in scoring at 17.7 points per 

game last season, earning First Team All-SEC 

honors. Her backcourt partner and classmate, 

Jasmine Lister, earned Second Team honors 

after leading the league in assists at 5.3 per 

game. In the front court, senior Tiffany Clarke 

and redshirt junior Stephanie Holzer received 

second team and honorable mention, respectively. 

Sophomore Kady Schrann earned All- 

Freshman honors after starting 27 games as 

a rookie. Throw in five more returning players 

and a six-person freshman class that is ranked 

among the top-25 nationally, and Vanderbilt 

is poised to be among the elite teams in the 

SEC. 

Christina Foggie 

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THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE 

“THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE” 

The Southeastern Conference, with 

its storied 79-year history of athletic 

achievements and academic excellence, 

has built perhaps the greatest 

tradition of intercollegiate competition of 

any league in the country since its inception 

in 1933. 

The 2011-12 academic year was another 

season to remember for the SEC as 

conference teams captured nine national 

titles and seven national runner-up finishes. 

The SEC won consecutive national championships 

in football, gymnastics, women’s 

tennis and men’s indoor track & field. Since 

1990, the SEC has won 149 national team 

championships for an average of more than 

six per year. 

Alabama won the SEC’s first national 

title of the year with its win in the BCS 

National Championship Game in football. 

It is the SEC’s sixth consecutive football 

national title. Alabama won its second 

consecutive gymnastics title and fifth overall 

while the women’s golf team won its first 

national championship. The Crimson Tide 

also brought home the SEC’s first national 

title in the sport of softball. Florida won 

its third consecutive national title in men’s 

indoor track & field while the Gators’ women’s 

tennis team captured its second consecutive 

national championship. Florida’s 

men’s and LSU’s women’s outdoor track 

teams also brought home national championships. 

Overall, the SEC finished in the top two 

in 12 of its 20 sponsored sports and in the 

top five in 14 of the 20 sports. Nine SEC 

teams participated in football postseason 

bowls with Alabama and LSU meeting in 

the BCS National Title Game. Four men’s 

basketball teams were invited to the NCAA 

Tournament with Kentucky cutting down the 

nets and eight women’s basketball teams 

were also invited to the NCAA Tournament. 

The SEC had eight teams advance to postseason 

play in baseball with Arkansas, 

Florida and South Carolina advancing to 

the College World Series. With 146 teams 

advancing to NCAA postseason competition, 

the SEC continued to solidify its place 

as the nation’s premier conference. 

In addition to the nine team championships, 

43 SEC student-athletes garnered 

individual national championships, while 

444 individuals were awarded with First- 

Team All-America Honors. Student-athletes 

around the league continued to excel in the 

classroom as well with more than 2,500 

earning recognition on the SEC Academic 

Honor Roll. On the national all-sport level, 

nine SEC schools placed in the top 40 of the 

NACDA Director’s Cup rankings. Florida 

led the league with a second-place finish. 

LSU placed 13th while Georgia was 18th; 

Arkansas finished 20th, Alabama 23rd, 

Auburn 28th, Kentucky 29th, Tennessee 

33rd and South Carolina 36th to round out 

the league’s top-40 finishes. 

2011-12 SEC YEAR IN REVIEW 

Michael Roth – South Carolina 

Boyd McWhorter Male 

Scholar-Athlete of the Year 

SEC Tournament NCAA Best National Finish First Team Individual 

Sport SEC Champion(s) Champion Teams (NCAAs and/or Poll) All-Americas National Champions 

Baseball LSU Mississippi State 8 South Carolina (Runner-up) 6 --- 

Men’s Basketball Kentucky Vanderbilt 4 Kentucky (Champion) 1 --- 

Women’s Basketball Kentucky Tennessee 8 Tennessee/Kentucky (Elite Eight) 1 --- 

Men’s Cross Country Arkansas --- 2 Georgia (29th) 1 0 winners in 1 event 

Women’s Cross Country Vanderbilt --- 2 Vanderbilt (6th) 2 0 winners in 1 event 

Football LSU --- 9 Alabama (Champion) 22 --- 

Men’s Golf Alabama --- 8 Alabama (2nd) 2 0 winners in 1 event 

Women’s Golf Auburn --- 11 Alabama (Champion) 5 0 winners in 1 event 

Gymnastics Florida --- 7 Alabama (Champion) 59 4 winners in 4 of 5 events 

Soccer South Carolina Auburn 8 Four Teams (2nd Round) 0 --- 

Softball Alabama Alabama 9 Alabama (Champion) 5 --- 

Men’s Swimming & Diving Auburn --- 6 Auburn (6th) 45 2 winners in 2 of 21 events 

Women’s Swimming & Diving Georgia --- 8 Georgia (2nd) 76 7 winners in 4 of 21 events 

Men’s Tennis Kentucky Georgia 10 Georgia (Quarterfinals) 16 0 winners in 2 events 

Women’s Tennis Florida Florida 9 Florida (Champion) 16 0 winners in 2 events 

Men’s Indoor Track & Field Arkansas --- 8 Florida (Champion) 44 8 winners in 5 of 17 events 

Women’s Indoor Track & Field Florida --- 8 LSU (3rd) 38 6 winners in 3 of 17 events 

Men’s Outdoor Track & Field Arkansas --- 10 Florida (Champion) 62 10 winners in 4 of 21 events 

Women’s Outdoor Track & Field LSU --- 8 LSU (Champion) 42 6 winners in 3 of 21 events 

Volleyball Tennessee --- 3 Florida (Regional Final) 1 --- 

TOTALS 146 9 National Champions 444 43 

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The member institutions of the 

Southeastern Conference joined 

forces in 2005 to form the SEC 

Academic Consortium (SECAC), 

a collaborative endeavor designed to promote 

research, scholarship and achievement 

amongst the universities. In 2011, the 

SEC Academic Consortium was relocated 

to the SEC headquarters in Birmingham, 

Alabama, from its original home on the 

campus of the University of Arkansas in 

Fayetteville, and was renamed SECU. 

In addition, the SEC Academic 

Network, an online library of institutionally-produced 

videos featuring academic 

initiatives and stories from all 

Southeastern Conference institutions, was 

officially merged into the SECU operation. 

The SEC Academic Network was created 

in 2009 in partnership with ESPN. 

The renewed SECU vision is to serve as 

the primary mechanism through which the 

collaborative academic endeavors and 

achievements of Southeastern Conference 

universities are promoted and advanced. 

Its goals include highlighting the endeavors 

and achievements of SEC faculty, students 

and its universities; advancing the 

academic reputation of SEC universities 

beyond their traditional regions; identifying 

and preparing future leaders for 

high-level service in academia; increasing 

the amount and type of education abroad 

opportunities available for students; and 

providing opportunities for collaboration 

among SEC university personnel. 

“This academic initiative provides 

an opportunity for our schools to work 

together to enhance and share academic 

resources,” SEC Commissioner Mike Slive 

said. “This collaboration operates parallel 

to, but separate from, the athletic side of 

the Conference.” 

Through SECU, the Southeastern 

Conference supports a diverse set of programs 

and events for students, faculty and 

administrators from across the league. 

These programs include the following: 

• The SEC Academic Leadership 

Development Program seeks to identify, 

prepare and advance academic 

leaders for roles within SEC institutions 

and beyond. It has two components, 

a university-level program and two, 

three-day, SEC-wide workshops held 

on specified campuses for all participants. 

• The SEC Faculty Achievement and 

Professor of the Year Awards recognize 

faculty with outstanding records in 

research and scholarship. There is one 

winner per campus and one overall 

winner for the Conference. 

• The SEC Faculty Travel Grant Program 

is intended to enhance collaboration 

that stimulates scholarly initiatives 

between SEC universities. The program 

offers faculty from each SEC university 

the opportunity to travel to other SEC 

universities to develop grant proposals 

and conduct research. 

• The SEC College Tour occurs each 

spring, and administrators from all 

SEC universities participate in events 

intended to introduce SEC universities 

to students, parents and high school 

counselors from outside of the southeast 

region. 

• The SEC Symposium is an academic 

conference-type event intended to 

address a scholarly issue in an area 

of strength represented by all SEC 

universities. Held in Atlanta, Georgia, 

this marquee event puts on display the 

research and innovation of SEC institutions 

for an audience of academicians, 

government officials, grant funding 

agents and other stakeholders. 

• The SEC Cooperative Education 

Abroad Agreement provides opportunities 

for students from all SEC universities 

to access international programs 

offered at other SEC universities. And 

as part of a renewable agreement, 

Italian engineering students from the 

Politecnico di Torino (PdT) have the 

opportunity to enroll at SEC universities 

each fall, and engineering SEC 

students may study there the following 

spring. 

Wendy Trott – Alabama 

Boyd-McWhorter Female 

Scholar-Athlete of the Year 

Leigh Gilmore - Alabama 

Brad Davis Female 

Community Service Leader 


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The Southeastern Conference sponsors 

championships in 21 sports – 12 women’s 

sports and nine men’s sports. They include 

baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, 

men’s and women’s cross country, equestrian, 

football, men’s and women’s golf, 

gymnastics, soccer, softball, men’s and 

women’s swimming and diving, men’s and 

women’s tennis, men’s and women’s indoor 

and outdoor track and field, and volleyball. 

• In the fall of 2012, the University of 

Missouri and Texas A&M University 

became the 13th and 14th members 

of the Southeastern Conference. The 

two institutions began play in the league 

during the 2012-13 academic year. It 

was the first expansion for the SEC since 

1991 and the second-ever increase for 

the league since its founding in 1933. 

• In the 2011-12 academic year, more 

than 2,500 student-athletes around the 

league earned SEC Academic Honor Roll 

recognition. 

• The SEC had 42 Capital One Academic 

All-Americans in 2011-12, more than 

any other Division I conference. The 

league had 22 student-athletes earn 

first-team honors, also more than any 

other Division I conference. Since 2003, 

the SEC has had 170 student-athletes 

earn first-team Capital One Academic 

All-America status. 

• The SEC had three of its student-athletes 

earn Capital One Academic All- 

American of the Year in their respective 

sports – Florida volleyball player 

Kristy Jaeckel, Alabama women’s golfer 

Brooke Pancake and Tennessee women’s 

track and field athlete Chanelle 

Price. 

• Since 2000, the SEC has had 24 winners 

of the NCAA Today’s Top VIII Award, 

which is given annually to eight outstanding 

senior student-athletes. 

• In 2011-12, the SEC had three studentathletes 

awarded the NCAA Today’s Top 

VIII, more than any other conference - 

Kelsey Bruder, Florida (Softball); Kayla 

Hoffman, Alabama (Gymnastics); Lee 

Ellis Moore, Ole Miss (Men’s Track and 

Field). 

THIS IS THE SEC 

• The SEC also had 16 student-athletes 

receive NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships 

in 2011-12. 

• The 14 member institutions of the SEC 

provide more than $75 million in scholarships 

for the more than 6,200 studentathletes 

each year. 

• The SEC distributed more than 

$750,000 million during the 2011-12 

academic year from the NCAA Special 

Assistance Fund for Student-Athletes. 

This program was implemented to provide 

financial aid to student-athletes 

with specific needs such as clothing and 

shoes, medical or vision care, academic 

course supplies and family emergencies. 

• In 1992, the SEC became the first conference 

in the nation to assemble a 

Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. 

Two representatives from each of the 

SEC member schools are selected to 

serve on the committee, which meets 

twice a year to discuss issues of concern 

to the student-athlete. 

• The SEC conducts a New Coaches 

Orientation Program three times a year, 

which supplements institutional orientation 

programs and enhances the professional 

development of coaches. Topics 

of discussion range from the role of the 

SEC and NCAA to the role of athletics in 

higher education. 

• The SEC has developed the “Principles 

for Gender Equity,” calling for each 

league school to provide equitable funding 

for women’s sports, promotions and 

marketing and other support services. 

The SEC currently sponsors 12 women’s 

sports and nine men’s sports. 

• The SEC had three sport winners of the 

Collegiate Woman of the Year Award 

sponsored by Honda. Alabama’s Brooke 

Pancake took the honors in golf while 

Florida’s Kytra Hunter won in gymnastics 

and LSU’s Kimberlyn Duncan 

won track & field. In the last six years 

(since 2006-07), SEC female studentathletes 

have won 16 Honda individual 

sport awards. 

• The conference office supplies each SEC 

institution with a $2,000 grant each year 

to assist with stipends for minority and 

female student internship opportunities. 

• The SEC has an annual Sportsmanship 

Award that is awarded to one male 

and one female student-athlete. Voted 

on by the league’s athletics directors, 

the award honors student-athletes who, 

through their actions in the competitive 

arena of intercollegiate athletics, have 

demonstrated one or more of the ideals 

of sportsmanship, including fairness, 

civility, honesty, unselfishness, respect 

and responsibility. The recipients of 

the 2011-12 awards were Florida tennis 

player Joanna Mather and Georgia 

soccer player Laura Eddy (female) and 

Arkansas tennis player Matt Walters 

(male). 

• The SEC selects a Community Service 

Team in all of its sports. The Community 

Service Team features a representative 

from each institution who has shown a 

commitment to community service. 

Cullen Doody - LSU 

Brad Davis Male 

Community Service Leader 


SEC IN 2011-12 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 

BASEBALL 

South Carolina 

Arkansas 

Florida 

LSU 

Kentucky 

Ole Miss 

Mississippi State 

Vanderbilt 

BASKETBALL 

Kentucky 

Florida 

Vanderbilt 

Alabama 

MEN 

CWS - 2nd 

CWS - t3rd 

CWS - t7th 

Super Regionals 

Regionals 

Regionals 

Regionals 

Regionals 

National Champion 

Elite Eight 

Third Round 

Second Round 

CROSS COUNTRY 

Georgia 770 29th 

Florida 780 30th 

Auburn 

South Regional - 4th 

Ole Miss 




Tennessee 


Alabama 


Vanderbilt 


Arkansas 

So. Central Regional - 3rd 

LSU 

So. Central Regional - 13th 

Kentucky 

Southeast Regional - 16th 

FOOTBALL (Bowl - Final AP/USA Ranking) 

Alabama 

National Champ - 1st/1st 

LSU 

National Champ - 2nd/2nd 

Arkansas 

Cotton - 5th/5th 

Florida 

Gator - x/rv 

Georgia 

Outback - 19th/20th 


Capital One - 9th/8th 

Auburn 

Chick-fil-A - rv/rv 

Vanderbilt 

Liberty 


Music City - x/rv 

GOLF 

Alabama 

Florida 

Auburn 

Georgia 

Arkansas 

LSU 

Tennessee 


SWIMMING & DIVING 

Auburn 254.5 6th 


Georgia 06.5 11th 

Kentucky 35 21st 

Tennessee 34 22nd 

Alabama 22 25th 

2nd 

t-12th 

t-15th 

17th 

Bowling Green Regional 

Palo Alto Regional 

Palo Alto Regional 

Norman Regional 

TENNIS 

Georgia 

Quarterfinals 

Florida Round of 16 

Kentucky Round of 16 

Ole Miss Round of 16 

Auburn 

Second Round 

LSU 

Second Round 


Second Round 

Tennessee 

Second Round 


First Round 

Vanderbilt 

First Round 

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD 

Florida 52 National Champion 

Arkansas 47 2nd 

LSU 27 5th 

Mississippi State 9.5 22nd 

Georgia 9 t-23rd 

South Carolina 8 t-26th 

Auburn 6 t-35th 

Ole Miss 2 t-56th 

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD 

Florida 50 National Champion 

LSU 48 2nd 

Auburn 30 6th 

Arkansas 26 8th 

Ole Miss 7.5 38th 

Kentucky 5 t-43rd 

Mississippi State 5 t-43rd 

Tennessee 3 t-56th 

Georgia 2 t-64th 

Alabama 1 t-66th 

WOMEN 

BASKETBALL 

Kentucky 

Elite Eight 

Tennessee 

Elite Eight 

South Carolina Sweet 16 

Arkansas 

Second Round 

Florida 

Second Round 

LSU 

Second Round 

Vanderbilt 

Second Round 

Georgia 

First Round 

CROSS COUNTRY 

Vanderbilt 282 6th 

Arkansas 375 14th 

Kentucky 




Florida 

South Regional - 3rd 

Ole Miss 


Georgia 


Alabama 




Tennessee 

South Regional - 13th 

Auburn 


LSU 

So. Central Regional - 19th 

GOLF 

Alabama 

LSU 


Vanderbilt 

Florida 

Tennessee 

Arkansas 

Georgia 

Auburn 

Ole Miss 

Kentucky 


3rd 

5th 

11th 

12th 

19th 

23rd 

Central Regional 




GYMNASTICS 

Alabama 197.850 National Champion 

Florida 197.775 2nd 

Arkansas 196.300 6th 

LSU 

196.550 9th 

Georgia 196.500 11th 

Auburn 196.100 Auburn Regional - 4th 

Kentucky 194.750 Champaign Regional - 5th 

SOCCER 

Auburn 

Florida 

Georgia 


Alabama 

Kentucky 

LSU 

Tennessee 

SOFTBALL 

Alabama 

LSU 

Tennessee 

Georgia 

Arkansas 

Auburn 

Florida 

Kentucky 


SWIMMING & DIVING 

Georgia 366 2nd 




South Carolina 18 29th 

Arkansas 7 41st 

Alabama 6 42nd 

LSU 2 47th 

TENNIS 

Florida 

Georgia 

Alabama 

Ole Miss 


Tennessee 

Vanderbilt 

Arkansas 

LSU 

Second Round 

Second Round 

Second Round 

Second Round 

First Round 

First Round 

First Round 

First Round 

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD 

LSU 27 3rd 

Arkansas 24 t-5th 


Georgia 8 t-28th 




South Carolina 1 t-62nd 

WCWS - National Champ 

WCWS 

WCWS 

Super Regionals 

Regionals 

Regionals 

Regionals 

Regionals 

Regionals 


Quarterfinals 

Second Round 

Second Round 

Second Round 

Second Round 

Second Round 

First Round 

First Round 

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD 

LSU 76 National Champion 


Florida 18 t-12th 

Georgia 14 t-21st 

Arkansas 13 t-24th 

Auburn 13 t-24th 


Mississippi State 2 t-60th 

VOLLEYBALL 

Florida 

Tennessee 

Kentucky 

Regional Final 

Second Round 

Regional Semi-Finals 


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SEC ALL-TIME NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 

MEN 

BASEBALL (9) 

1990 Georgia (52-19) 

1991 LSU (55-18) 

1993 LSU (53-17-1) 

1996 LSU (52-15) 

1997 LSU (57-13) 

2000 LSU (52-17) 

2009 LSU (56-17) 

2010 South Carolina (54-16) 

2011 South Carolina (55-14) 

BASKETBALL (10) 

1948 Kentucky (36-3) 

1949 Kentucky (32-2) 

1951 Kentucky (32-2) 

1958 Kentucky (23-6) 

1978 Kentucky (30-2) 

1994 Arkansas (31-3) 

1996 Kentucky (34-2) 

1998 Kentucky (35-4) 

2006 Florida (33-6) 

2007 Florida (35-5) 

2012 Kentucky (38-2) 

BOXING (1) 

1949 LSU (20) 

CROSS COUNTRY (8) 

1972 Tennessee (134) 

1991 Arkansas (52) 







FOOTBALL (20) 

1951 Tennessee (10-1/AP, UPI) 

1957 Auburn (10-0/AP) 

1958 LSU (11-0/AP, UPI) 

1960 Ole Miss (10-0-1/FWAA) 

1961 Alabama (11-0/AP, UPI) 

1964 Alabama (10-1/AP, UPI) 

1965 Alabama (9-1-1/AP, FWAA) 

1973 Alabama (11-1/UPI) 

1978 Alabama (11-1/AP, FWAA) 

1979 Alabama (12-0/AP, UPI, 

FWAA) 

1980 Georgia (12-0/AP, UPI, FWAA) 

1992 Alabama (13-0/AP,UPI,USA 

Today, FWAA) 

1996 Florida (12-1/AP,UPI,USA 

Today, FWAA) 

1998 Tennessee (13-0/AP,USA 

Today, FWAA) 

2003 LSU (13-1/USA Today/BCS) 

2006 Florida (13-1/USA Today/ 

BCS) 

2007 LSU (12-2/USA Today/BCS) 

2008 Florida (13-1/USA Today/ 

BCS) 

2009 Alabama (14-0/USA Today/ 

BCS) 

2010 Auburn (14-0/AP,USA 

Today/BCS) 

2011 Alabama (13-1/AP/USA 

Today/BCS) 

GOLF (10) 

2007 LSU (12-2/USA) 

1940 LSU (601-tie) 

1942 LSU (590-tie) 

1947 LSU (606) 

1955 LSU (574) 

1968 Florida (1154) 

1973 Florida (1149) 

1993 Florida (1145) 

1999 Georgia (1180) 

2001 Florida (1126) 

2005 Georgia (1135) 

SWIMMING & DIVING (11) 

1978 Tennessee (307) 

1983 Florida (238) 

1984 Florida (287.5) 

1997 Auburn (496.5) 

1999 Auburn (467.5) 

2003 Auburn (609.5) 

2004 Auburn (634) 

2005 Auburn (491) 

2006 Auburn (480.5) 

2007 Auburn (566) 

2009 Auburn (526) 

TENNIS (7) 

1959 Tulane (tie) 

1985 Georgia (36-1) 

1987 Georgia (24-3) 

1999 Georgia (26-5) 

2001 Georgia (28-1) 

2007 Georgia (32-0) 

2008 Georgia (27-3) 

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD (16) 








2000 Arkansas (69.5) 

2001 LSU (34) 



2004 LSU (44.5) 



2010 Florida (57) 

2011 Florida (52) 

2012 Florida (52) 

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD (18) 

1933 LSU (58) 


1989 LSU (53) 

1990 LSU (44) 





1995 Arkansas (61.5) 



1998 Arkansas (58.5) 



2002 LSU (64) 


2004 Arkansas (65.5) 


2012 Florida (50) 

MEN’S TOTAL – 114 

SINCE 2000 – 42 

WOMEN 

BASKETBALL (7) 

1987 Tennessee (28-6) 




1997 Tennessee (29-10) 




BOWLING (1) 

2007 Vanderbilt (74-14) 

CROSS COUNTRY (1) 

1988 Kentucky (75) 

GOLF (3) 

1985 Florida (1218) 

1986 Florida (1180) 

2001 Georgia (1176) 

2012 Alabama (1171) 

GYMNASTICS (15) 

1987 Georgia (187.90) 

1988 Alabama (190.05) 

1989 Georgia (192.65) 

1991 Alabama (195.125) 

1993 Georgia (198.00) 

1996 Alabama (198.025) 

1998 Georgia (197.725) 

1999 Georgia (196.850) 

2002 Alabama (197.575) 

2005 Georgia (197.825) 

2006 Georgia (197.750) 

2007 Georgia (197.850) 

2008 Georgia (197.450) 

2009 Georgia (197.825) 

2011 Alabama (197.650) 

2012 Alabama (197.850) 

SOFTBALL (1) 

2012 Alabama (60-8) 

SOCCER (1) 

1998 Florida (26-1) 

SWIMMING & DIVING (11) 

1982 Florida (505) 

1999 Georgia (504.5) 

2000 Georgia (490.5) 

2001 Georgia (389) 

2002 Auburn (474) 

2003 Auburn (536) 

2004 Auburn (569) 

2005 Georgia (609.5) 

2006 Auburn (518.5) 

2007 Auburn (535) 

2010 Florida (382) 

TENNIS (7) 

1992 Florida (30-0) 

1994 Georgia (27-2) 

1996 Florida (31-0) 

1998 Florida (27-0) 

2000 Georgia (27-2) 

2003 Florida (31-2) 

2011 Florida (31-1) 

2012 Florida (27-1) 

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD (14) 

1987 LSU (49) 

1989 LSU (61) 

1991 LSU (48) 

1992 Florida (50) 

1993 LSU (49) 

1994 LSU (48) 

1995 LSU (40) 

1996 LSU (52) 

1997 LSU (49) 

2002 LSU (57) 

2003 LSU (62) 

2004 LSU (52) 



OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD (16) 

1987 LSU (62) 

1988 LSU (61) 

1989 LSU (86) 

1990 LSU (53) 

1991 LSU (78) 

1992 LSU (87) 

1993 LSU (93) 

1994 LSU (86) 

1995 LSU (69) 

1996 LSU (81) 

1997 LSU (63) 

2000 LSU (58) 

2002 South Carolina (82) 

2003 LSU (64) 

2006 Auburn (57) 

2008 LSU (67) 

2012 LSU (76) 

CO-ED RIFLE (1) 

2011 Kentucky 

WOMEN’S TOTAL – 82 

SINCE 2000 – 38 

OVERALL TOTAL – 197 

SINCE 2000 – 81 

[NOTE: NCAA National Champions 

only with the exception of football.] 


SEC HEADQUARTERS 

Almost 33 years after moving 

to Birmingham from Jackson, 

Miss., the SEC moved into 

its current headquarters on 

October 15, 1991. 

The building is now named for Roy 

F. Kramer, the SEC’s sixth commissioner 

who retired in July 2002. During his 

tenure as the league’s commisioner, the 

SEC won 85 national championships 

and distributed more than $654 million 

in revenue back to its member institutions. 

The 30,000 square-foot building was 

provided by the city of Birmingham. It 

was designed to house the SEC staff 

and accommodate the needs of the various 

committees, coaches and administrative 

groups that meet on a regular 

basis. 

From its headquarters, the SEC office 

certifies the eligibility of all student-athletes, 

manages championship events, 

enhances academic opportunities for 

student-athletes, monitors NCAA and 

SEC compliance, coordinates officiation 

assignments, negotiates television contracts, 

distributes conference revenue, 

cultivates corporate sponsorships and 

coordinates media and public relations 

efforts. 

In 2005, a state-of-the-art video 

command center was built inside 

the headquarters and named for the 

late Brad Davis, the SEC Associate 

Commissioner who was responsible for 

its development. Davis passed away on 

March 2, 2006. 

The building also features a rotunda 

that highlights school banners, championship 

pedestals and two galleries 

displaying the member institutions. 

FORMER SEC HEADQUARTERS IN BIRMINGHAM 

Redmont Hotel (1946-67) 

Central Bank Building (1967-88) 

Riverchase Galleria Tower (1988-1991) 


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1950s 

1960s 

1930s 

1940s 

1970s 

1980s 

SEC MILESTONES 

Dec. 22, 1894: In Atlanta, Dr. William L. Dudley of 

Vanderbilt presides over an organization meeting of 

the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association: Alabama, 

Auburn, Georgia, Georgia Tech, North Carolina, 

Sewanee and Vanderbilt. Football formalized in 

1869. 

1893: Vanderbilt begins playing basketball at the 

Nashville YMCA two years after Naismith originated 

the game at Springfield (MA) College. 

1895: SIAA organized track on conference level. 

May 15, 1896: First conference championship meet 

(track) held at Vanderbilt. 

1895: SIAA expands and adds Central, Clemson, 

Cumberland, Kentucky, LSU, Mercer, Ole Miss, Mississippi 

A&M (State), Nashville, Southeastern Presbyterian, 

Tennessee, Texas and Tulane. 

1900: Eight of the 13 charter SEC members participating 

in track. 

1920: SIAA encompasses 30 members. 

Dec. 12-13, 1920: In Gainesville, Fla. Professor S.V. 

Sanford (Georgia) presides over newly formed Southern 

Conference (Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Georgia, 

Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi 

State, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Tennessee, 

Virginia, Virginia Tech and Washington and Lee). 

1922: Florida, LSU, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tulane, 

Vanderbilt and Virginia Military join the Southern 

Conference. 

1923: Sewanne joins the Southern Conference. 

1928: Duke joins the Southern Conference. 

Dec. 8-9, 1932: In Knoxville, Dr. Frank L. McVey 

(Kentucky) serves as president as the SEC is formed 

with 13 members of the Southern Conference located 

west and south of the Appalachian Mountains. The 

institutions are: Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, 

Georgia Tech, Kentucky, LSU, Ole Miss, Mississippi 

State, Sewannee, Tennessee, Tulane, Vanderbilt. 

Feb. 16, 1933: Informal meeting of SEC school presidents, 

Birmingham, Ala. 

Feb. 27, 1933: First full meeting, Atlanta, Ga. 

1933: First SEC champions crowned in baseball, 

basketball, football and outdoor track. 

Feb. 24 - 28, 1933: League’s first basketball tournament 

in Atlanta, Ga. 

Spring 1933: First NCAA Championship won by SEC 

school (LSU, men’s track). 

1935: League sponsors first men’s team title for cross 

country. 

1937: League sponsors first men’s team title for golf 

and swimming. 

1938: League sponsors first men’s team title for tennis. 

1940: In Jackson, Miss. the office of the commissioner 

is formed. 

August 21, 1940: Former Mississippi Governor Martin 

S. Conner named first SEC commissioner. 

Dec. 13, 1940: Sewanee withdraws from the SEC. 

Fall 1946: Secretary of the Conference Dean N.W. 

Dougherty (Tennessee) named acting SEC commissioner. 

1948: Conference office moves to Birmingham, Ala. 

Feb. 21, 1948: Former LSU coach Bernie H. Moore 

named second SEC commissioner. 

1948: Kentucky Wildcats bring home the first NCAA 

basketball title win by an SEC team. 

October 20, 1951: The Alabama-Tennessee football 

game in Birmingham’s Legion Field becomes the first 

televised event in SEC history. 

1952: University of Alabama Faculty Chairman of 

Athletics, Dr. Albert B. Moore, becomes first SEC representative 

to serve as NCAA president. 

1957: League sponsors first men’s team title for indoor 

track. 

June 1, 1964: Georgia Tech withdraws from the SEC. 

1965: Kentucky football’s Nat Northington becomes 

the first African-American athlete to receive an athletic 

scholarship at an SEC institution. 

1966: A.M. (Tonto) Coleman named third SEC commissioner. 

June 1, 1966: Tulane withdraws from the SEC. 

1971: Dr. Earl M. Ramer, University of Tennessee faculty 

athletic representative, is second SEC official to 

serve as NCAA president. 

August 1, 1972: Dr. H. Boyd McWhorter, Deans of 

Arts and Sciences at University of Georgia and secretary 

of the league, named fourth SEC commissioner. 

1973: League distributes $1.57 million in revenue to 

members. 

1979-80: SEC championships for women’s basketball, 

tennis and volleyball recognized. 

February 7, 1980: The SEC begins its first ever 

women’s basketball tournament. Held in 

Knoxville, the first ever tournament game was 

played as Florida defeated Miss. State, 68-62. 

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1990s 

PRESENT DAY 

2000s 

Four days later, Pat Head’s Tennessee Lady 

Vols defeated Ole Miss, 85-71, in the championship 

game. 

1980-81: SEC championships for women’s golf, 

gymnastics, swimming and track and field added. 

March 26, 1982: The Tennessee Lady Vols become 

the first SEC team to reach the Women’s 

Final Four. After beating Jackson State, Memphis 

State and Southern Cal to reach the Final 

Four, the Lady Vols lose to Louisiana Tech in 

the semifinals. 

April 1, 1983: Georgia becomes the first school 

to have both its men’s and women’s team 

reach the Final Four. Andy Landers’ women 

defeated North Carolina, Indiana and Tennessee 

before losing to Southern California in 

the semifinals of the Final Four held in Norfolk, 

Va. 

September 1, 1984: Women’s athletics come 

under the auspice of the SEC. 

March 26, 1986: The SEC and Jefferson-Pilot Teleproductions 

(JP Sports) sign a contract to televise basketball 

games on a syndicated basis throughout the 

region. 

1986: League distributes $15 million in revenue to 

members. 

September 15, 1986: Dr. Harvey W. Schiller, an Air 

Force colonel and faculty chair at the U.S. Air Force 

Academy named fifth SEC commissioner. 

March 29, 1987: Pat Summitt’s Lady Volunteers 

win their, and the SEC’s, first ever national 

title when Tennessee defeats Louisiana 

Tech, 67-44, in Austin, Texas. 

April 1, 1988: Auburn and Tennessee reach 

the Final Four of the women’s NCAA Basketball 

Tournament, marking the first time one 

conference had two teams in the final round. 

Louisiana Tech defeated the Lady Vols in the 

semifinals and nipped Joe Ciampi’s Auburn 

Tigers, 56-54, in the championship game. 

April 2, 1989: Tennessee’s and Auburn’s women’s 

basketball teams again reach the Final 

Four and this time both make it to the championship 

game where Pat Summitt’s Lady Vols 

defeat Joe Ciampi’s Tigers, 76-60 for the national 

crown. It is the first time that the same 

conference has two teams in the title tilt. 

January 10, 1990: Roy F. Kramer, Vanderbilt athletics 

director, named sixth SEC commissioner. 

1990: University of Arkansas (11th member) and 

University of South Carolina (12th member) join the 

league (the two institutions participated in SEC championships 

for all sports except football during the 

1991-92 academic year). 

1993: SEC institutions adopt the Principles of Gender 

Equity recognizing that each school will provide 

at least two more women’s intercollegiate programs 

than the number of men’s. 

1993: SEC championship for women’s soccer added. 

November 7, 1993: Vanderbilt wins the first SEC 

soccer tournament championship with a 3-2 double 

overtime victory over Arkansas. 

March 1996: Georgia women basketball star, 

Saudia Roundtree wins the Naismith Award, 

given annually to the best player in the country. 

She is the first SEC athlete so honored. 

1997: SEC championship for softball added. 

December 6, 1998: Florida wins the NCAA Division I 

Women’s Soccer College Cup with a 1-0 victory over 

North Carolina. 

1999: The SEC was the first league to ever have 

eight teams invited to the NCAA Women’s Basketball 

Tournament. The league matched the 

feat in 2002 and 2012. 

June 2, 2002: Michael L. Slive, who served as Commissioner 

of Conference USA, appointed seventh 

SEC commissioner. 

June 4: 2004: SEC Task Force on Compliance and 

Enforcement issues its report calling to have none of 

the league’s schools on NCAA probation within the 

next five years. Report is unanimously accepted. 

February 23, 2005: SEC announced the formation 

of its Academic Consortium (now SECU) linking the 

academic resources of its member institutions. 

November 2007: A league record six teams receive 

invitations to compete in the NCAA Division I Women’s 

Soccer Championship. 

August 25, 2008: ESPN and the SEC announce a 

15-year agreement beginning in 2009-10 through 

2023-24. It is the longest national rights agreement 

in ESPN history. ESPN entities (ESPN, ESPN on ABC, 

ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN Regional Television, ESPN360. 

com, ESPN Mobile TV, ESPN GamePlan, ESPN Full 

Court, ESPN International, ESPN Deportes, ESPN 

Classic) will carry more than 5,500 SEC events including 

football, men’s and women’s basketball, 

Olympic sports and SEC Championships. 

November 2008: For the second consecutive season, 

a league record six teams receive invitations to compete 

in the NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Championship. 

2010: The league begins playing a 16-game 

conference schedule in women’s basketball. 

June 2012: It’s announced that the SEC will determine 

a league champion in equestrian beginning in 

the 2012-13 season. It becomes the 21st sport sponsored 

by the league. 

June 2012: League distrubutes $241.5 million in revenue 

to members. It’s the highest total ever distributed 

in SEC history and represents a 9.8% increase 

from previous year. 

July 1, 2012: Texas A&M and Missouri officially join 

the league. Both schools will compete in basketball, 

cross county, golf, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, 

tennis, track & field and volleyball. Missouri will 

also compete in gymnastics, while TAMU will compete 

in equestrian. 

CONFERENCE • SEC • SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE • SEC • SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE 11

SEC COMMISSIONER 

MIKE SLIVE 

SEC MISSION STATEMENT 

The SEC’s mission statement reflects the priorities of the league. “The purpose of the 

Southeastern Conference is to assist its member institutions in the maintance of programs of 

intercollegiate athletics which are compatible with the highest standards of education and competitive 

sports.” 

From his early days as an athletic 

administrator to his current post as 

commissioner, Mike Slive has maintained 

an integral role in the everchanging 

world of intercollegiate athletics. He 

was named the seventh commissioner of the 

Southeastern Conference on July 2, 2002 and 

uses his role as a leader of intercollegiate 

athletics’ most successful conference and a 

force for positive change in intercollegiate 

athletics. 

In more than 40 years of legal and athletic 

administrative experience, Slive has made a 

major impact on many different levels of 

intercollegiate athletics. He was a founding 

Commissioner of two conferences, founder of 

a law firm which assisted NCAA institutions 

in compliance matters, served as Director of 

Athletics and handled financial aid for studentathletes 

during his first college sports position. 

The SEC is in the fourth academic year of 

the SEC’s 15-year agreements with CBS and 

ESPN. The agreements make the league the 

most widely distributed conference on television 

in the nation. These arrangements also secure 

the financial health of the SEC and its member 

institutions for years to come. 

Since Slive’s arrival at the SEC in 2002, he 

has developed initiatives designed to maintain 

and improve the SEC’s position as one of the 

top intercollegiate athletic conferences in the 

nation, both on and off the fields of play. These 

include: 

• The SEC Task Force on Compliance and 

Enforcement issued its first report at the 

2004 SEC Spring Meetings. The task force 

developed policies and procedures to assist 

league schools in NCAA and SEC compliance 

and enforcement matters. 

• SEC University (SECU) was created in 2005 

to increase academic cooperation across the 

league by linking the resources of the member 

institutions. 

• The SEC annually distributes a database of 

names and biographies of every minority 

head and assistant football coach on the 

Division I level to every one of its schools and 

every conference in Division I. 

• The SEC has initiated policies and procedures 

designed to foster sportsmanship and 

preventing inappropriate fan behavior. 

• In the fall of 2012, the SEC expanded to 14 

institutions, with Texas A&M and Missouri 

joining the league. It was the first time since 

July 1991 that the conference has taken in 

new schools. Texas A&M and Missouri are 

members of the prestigious Association of 

American Universities (AAU), joining Florida 

and Vanderbilt. 

On the playing fields during Slive’s tenure, 

the SEC has won 57 national championships, 

including seven Bowl Championship Series 

crowns. The SEC has won national titles in 14 

of its 21 sponsored sports during Slive’s 10 

years as SEC Commissioner. 

Slive and his wife, Elizabeth, are the parents 

of a daughter, Anna. Anna and her husband, 

Judd Harwood, are the parents of a daughter, 

Abigail, born in May 2012. 

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ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION EXPERIENCE 

1968-69 Assistant Director of Athletics 

Dartmouth College 

1979-81 Assistant Executive Director 

Pacific-10 Conference 

1981-83 Director of Athletics 

Cornell University 

1991-95 Commissioner 

Great Midwest Conference 

1995-2002 Commissioner 

Conference USA 

2002- Commissioner 

Southeastern Conference 

LEGAL EXPERIENCE 

1969-77 Partner 

Stebbins & Bradley, Hanover, N.H. 

1972-77 Judge of Hanover (N.H.) District Court 

1977-79 Judicial Master & Clerk of Grafton County 

(N.H.) Superior Court 

1983-86 Founder 

Law Offices of Michael L. Slive, Hanover, N.H. 

1986-91 Partner 

Coffield Ungaretti & Harris, Chicago, Ill. 

1990-91 Senior Partner and Founder 

Slive-Glazier Sports Group, 

Chicago, Ill. & Kansas City, Mo. 

MEMBERSHIP ON BOARDS AND COMMITTEES 

Commission on Athletic Opportunity (Reviewing Title IX) 

(Appointed by President Bush on 6/28/02) 

NCAA Management Council [1997-2004] 

NCAA Management Council Subcommittee to Review 

Automatic Qualification 

NCAA Infractions Appeals Committee (Chair) 

[1993-2002] 

NCAA Football USA (Chair, Board of Directors) 

[1998-2003] 

NCAA Division I Working Group to Study Basketball 

Issues [1998-99] 

National Letter of Intent Steering Committee (Chair) 

[2002-08] 

Collegiate Commissioners Association (President) 

[2001-03] 

Division I-A Commissioners (Chair) [1999-2001] 

Sports Lawyers Association (Board of Directors) 

[1997-2001] 

Board of Advisors / Marquette Sports Law Institute 

[1999-present) 

Bowl Championship Series Coordinator (2006-08) 

NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee 

(2004-09); Chair (2008-09) 

EDUCATION 

Dartmouth College (‘62) BA 

University of Virginia Law School (‘65) Juris Doctor 

Georgetown University Law Center (‘66) LLM 


SEC STAFF 

GREG SANKEY 

Exec. Associate 

Commissioner/COO 

MARK WOMACK 

Exec. Associate 

Commissioner/CEO 

CHARLES BLOOM 

Associate 

Commissioner 

MARK WHITWORTH 

Associate 

Commissioner 

LESLIE CLAYBROOK 

Assistant 

Commissioner 

GIL GRIMES 

Assistant 

Commissioner 

CHARLIE HUSSEY 

Assistant 

Commissioner 

CRAIG MATTOX 

Assistant 

Commissioner 

KATHRYN SWITZER 

Exec. Associate to 

Commissioner 

TORIE JOHNSON 

Exec. Director 

of SECU 

PEGGY BLAKE 

Director of 

Business 

Operations 

DAVID KNIGHT 

Director of 

Championship 

Ticket Operations 

CRAIG PINKERTON 

Director of 

Media Relations 

B.C. ROMANO 

Director of Video 

and Creative 

Services 

SYLVIA HAGAN 

BARNES 

Associate Director 

of Officiating 

Administration 

CHUCK DUNLAP 


of Media Relations 

TAMMY WILSON 


of Media Relations 

SEAN CARTELL 

Assistant Director of 


COLE CUNNINGHAM 


Video and Creative 

Services 

JOHN GIBSON 


Championship 

Ticket Operations 

MARIANNE 

JENKINS 

Assistant Director 

of Compliance 

CHEVONNE 

MANSFIELD 



TRE STALLINGS 


Championships 

GINNY THOMAS 


Football Administration 

JORDAN CHESTNUT 

Championships 

Assistant 

LORI MCDANAL 

SECU 

Assistant 

BRETT NOLAN 

Ext. Affairs/Marketing 

Assistant 

TAYLOE STEEDMAN 

Compliance 

Assistant 

2012-13 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 

President: DR. JAY GOGUE, Auburn 

Vice President: NICK ZEPPOS, Vanderbilt 

BRENDA GRAY 

Receptionist 

STEVE SHAW 

Coordinator of 

Football Officials 

SALLY BELL 

Coordinator of 

Women’s Basketball 

Officials 

Secretary: DR. JOE FINK, Kentucky 

MAL MOORE, Alabama 

DR. DAVID GEARHART, Arkansas 

LYNDA TEALER, Florida 

DR. STEVE TURNER, Mississippi State 


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SEC TELEVISION AGREEMENTS 

ESPN 

On August 25, 2008, ESPN and the 

Southeastern Conference announced a 

milestone 15-year agreement beginning in 

2009-10 and continuing through 2023-24. 

The landmark deal — the longest national 

rights agreement in ESPN history — will 

result in ESPN entities (ESPN, ESPN on ABC, 

ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN Regional Television, 

WatchESPN.com, ESPN Mobile TV, ESPN 

GamePlan, ESPN Full Court, ESPN International, ESPN Deportes, 

ESPN Classic) carrying more than 5,500 SEC events — including 

football, men’s and women’s basketball, soccer and other Olympic 

sports in addition to SEC Championships. 

“The SEC delivers tremendous quality and depth and a devoted, 

widespread fan base,” ESPN, Inc. and ABC Sports President 

George Bodenheimer said. “This historic deal will offer fans more 

SEC access than ever before through every form of media that 

exists today or may be developed during the life of this long-term 

arrangement. We applaud the leadership of the conference as well 

as these great academic and athletic institutions for supporting this 

groundbreaking collaboration.” 

“The Southeastern Conference has embodied excellence for 75 

years and during the last 26 years, ESPN has carried the stories of 

our member institutions throughout the nation and the world,” said 

SEC Commissioner Mike Slive. “With this landmark agreement, 

ESPN and its platforms will continue to showcase the SEC with more 

games and original SEC-dedicated content than ever before. The 

SEC is looking forward to continuing its relationship with ESPN as 

we move into our next 75 years.” 

“The Southeastern Conference is pleased to extend its relationship 

with ESPN and its wide-ranging outlets in this milestone 

agreement,” said Dr. Lee Todd, then-President of the University of 

Kentucky and the Southeastern Conference. “This contract represents 

an innovative and revolutionary direction for the SEC that will 

showcase our conference in a variety of means both academically 

and athletically.” 

ESPN has televised the SEC since 1982. All national programming 

will fall under the branding “SEC on ESPN.” As part of the 

agreement: 

• The semifinals and championship of the SEC Men’s Basketball 

Tournament will be televised nationally for the first time on ESPN 

on ABC. 

• All SEC championship games except football will be aired on 

either ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN on ABC, ESPNU or ESPN Classic. 

• The agreement will also showcase the academic successes of 

SEC student-athletes by including twice-annual programs dedicated 

to academic accomplishments of SEC student-athletes; an 

annual Campus Connection (students take part in the production) 

telecast at each SEC institution. 

• Extensive coverage of women’s basketball and Olympic sports 

will be offered nationally through ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU and 

regionally through ESPN Regional Television, including both 

regular-season and conference championships. 

• Comprehensive multimedia rights are also an integral part of 

the agreement as live SEC action, including football and basketball, 

will be offered via simulcasts on WatchESPN.com and the 

Watch ESPN smart phone app. In addition, extensive content 

rights have been granted to ESPN.com. 

• ESPN International, ESPN GamePlan, ESPN Full Court, ESPN 

Classic and ESPN Deportes will also feature the SEC. 

• Each SEC institution retains the right to continue a local multimedia 

rights package. 

SEC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TV PACKAGE 

• ESPN/ESPN2: Minimum of 16 appearances with a minimum of 

four conference games. SEC Tournament Championship game. 

• ESPNU: Minimum of 16 appearances with a minimum of four 

conference games. SEC Tournament Semifinals games (First/ 

Second rounds of tournament on either ESPNU or regional 

cable). 

• SEC Network: Game-of-the-week during conference play. 

• FS South: Minimum of 16 games. 

• CSS: Minimum of 16 games. 

• ESPN and ESPN2 will continue to 

offer premier SEC games, including 

Saturday night and two primetime 

Thursday football games, triple 

the basketball offerings with three 

nights (two new) of men’s basketball 

and present SEC Championships in 

women’s basketball, baseball, softball 

and gymnastics. 

• ESPN Regional Television will 

become the new over-the-air syndication 

home for SEC football and 

basketball games. In addition, ESPN 

and the SEC will work together to 

offer multi-sport packages (including 

football, men’s and women’s basketball, 

Olympic sports and conference 

championships) of SEC content 

for regional cable syndication. 

• ESPNU will now offer exclusive SEC 

telecasts, including football and 

basketball and selected conference 

championships. 

SEC Women’s Basketball enjoys great 

television coverage with the ESPN agreement. 


CORPORATE SPONSOR PROGRAM 

The Southeastern Conference corporate 

sponsor program began in 1988 

with three companies dedicated to 

intercollegiate athletics and higher 

education. 

Now supported by many of the nation’s 

top corporations, this program has evolved 

into the most successful of its kind. 

Each member of the SEC corporate 

marketing team shows its commitment to 

the future of intercollegiate athletics with 

contributions to SEC Youth Clinics, SEC 

Scholarship Programs and SEC Academic 

Enhancement Programs. 

The corporations also conduct consumer 

promotions designed to increase sales and 

brand awareness. These promotions also 

increase public awareness of the member 

institutions of the SEC, which in turn supports 

increased ticket sales and high television 

and radio ratings. 

In addition to the broad spectrum of benefits 

provided by these contributions, each 

SEC institution is a direct beneficiary of the 

program. 

SEC Corporate Champions include 

Allstate Insurance, AT&T, Regions Bank and 

Sunkist Soda, and current SEC Corporate 

Sponsors are Aaron’s, Dick’s Sporting 

Goods, First Data, Gatorade, Golden 

Flake, Gulf Coast Tourism, Kia Motors, 

Mascotwear, Macy’s, Sonic, Texas Pete and 

UPS. 

PROGRAM MISSION 

The mission of the corporate sponsor program 

is: 

1. To develop marketing and promotional 

activities that benefit the SEC, its member 

institutions and the participating corporations; 

2. To emphasize the positive role of athletics 

in our society; and 

3. To provide funding for youth clinics, 

championship events and academic 

enhancement programs. 

SEC CORPORATE SPONSORS 

SEC CORPORATE 

CHAMPIONS 

SEC LICENSING PROGRAM 

The Southeastern Conference markets its registered marks 

(Southeastern Conference, SEC, SEC Seal and SEC logos) through 

a licensing program with the Collegiate Licensing Company. The 

SEC began its licensing program in 1988 to protect the use of its 

name and insignias and to ensure that its member institutions benefit 

from the use and sale of items bearing its name and/or logos. 

The program also ensures that manufacturers and retailers market 

only the highest-quality merchandise using the conference name 

and logos. The SEC has joined a consortium of universities throughout 

the country to bring about consistency in the marketplace for 

officially-licensed collegiate products. 


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SEC MEDIA SERVICES 

SEC MEDIA RELATIONS MISSION STATEMENT 

The Southeastern Conference has been the nation’s leader in media relations during its history. The SEC understands the importance of assisting the media in providing coverage of the 

conference and its institutions. To this end, the conference, including all of its member institutions, shall make the best attempt to fill reasonable requests by media outlets. Members of the 

media are encouraged to work with the media relations director of each institution and the conference office to establish satisfactory media policies that are mutually beneficial to all parties. 

COACHES TELECONFERENCE 

The SEC women’s basketball teleconferencea 

will take place Wednesday, January 9 

at 10 a.m. (CT) and Monday, March 4 at 2 

p.m. (CT). All fourteen coaches will appear in 

alphabetical order by school for seven minutes 

each. 

Media wishing to participate in any of 

the teleconferences should contact the SEC 

Media Relations Office for details. 

The schedule below is tentative and subject 

to change: 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wendell Hudson, Alabama 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Collen, Arkansas 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Terri Williams-Flournoy, Auburn 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amanda Butler, Florida 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andy Landers, Georgia 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Matthew Mitchell, Kentucky 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Nikki Caldwell, LSU 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Adrian Wiggins , Ole Miss 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vic Schaefer, Mississippi State 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robin Pingeton, Missouri 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dawn Staley, South Carolina 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Holly Warlick, Tennessee 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gary Blair, Texas A&M 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Melanie Balcomb, Vanderbilt 

SEC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 

The SEC will name a player and a freshman 

of the week each Monday throughout 

the regular season. 

Nominations for the awards are made by 

each institution’s media relations directors. 

The honorees are selected by a vote of the 

SEC Media Relations staff. 

SECDIGITALNETWORK.COM 

SEC information is available on the internet 

at www.SECdigitalnetwork.com. 

The SEC Digital Network provides the 

largest online library of exclusive and comprehensive 

SEC sports content available 

anywhere including highlights, full games, 

press conferences and more. 

The media covering the SEC has its own 

website to get the latest information on the 

league and its institutions. The address is 

www.SECsportsmedia.com. 

SCHOOL WEBSITES 

All 14 SEC institutions also place much of 

their information released to the media online 

on their own websites. The website addresses 

are below: 

Alabama .................................. www.rolltide.com 

Arkansas ...............www.arkansasrazorbacks.com 

Auburn.............................www.auburntigers.com 

Florida .................................www.gatorzone.com 

Georgia ...........................www.georgiadogs.com 

Kentucky ............................. www.ukathletics.com 

LSU ..........................................www.lsusports.net 

Ole Miss .........................www.olemisssports.com 

Mississippi State ...................... www.hailstate.com 

Missouri .................................www.mutigers.com 

South Carolina ..........www.gamecocksonline.com 

Tennessee ............................... www.utsports.com 

Texas A&M ..................... www.aggieathletics.com 

Vanderbilt ....................www.vucommodores.com 

FOLLOW THE SEC 

Follow the SEC on Facebook “Southeastern 

Conference” and on Twitter “@SECSports 

Update” and “@SEC_Tammy” for women’s 

basketball specific information. 

SEC E-MAIL SERVICE 

Information on SEC Women’s Basketball 

will be emailed periodically through the season 

to accredited media. To be added to the 

SEC Women’s Basketball email list, please 

register online at www.SECsportsmedia.com. 

SEC INTERNET 

PHOTO GALLERY 

The SEC operates an online photo gallery 

for media usage. Go to www.SECsportsmedia.com 

to reach the photo gallery. This 

service gives you access to the SEC’s latest 

photographs, images and logos. 

SEC OFFICE 

Mike Slive – Commissioner 

2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. North 

Birmingham, AL 35203 

Main Switchboard: (205) 458-3000 

Media Relations Fax: (205) 458-3030 

MEDIA RELATIONS STAFF 

Charles Bloom – Associate Commissioner 

E-Mail: cbloom@sec.org 

Craig Pinkerton – Director 

E-Mail: cpinkerton@sec.org 

Chuck Dunlap – Associate Director 

E-Mail: cdunlap@sec.org 

Tammy Wilson – Associate Director 

E-Mail: twilson@sec.org 

Sean Cartell – Assistant Director 

E-Mail: scartell@sec.org 

Chevonne Mansfield – Assistant Director 

E-Mail: cmansfield@sec.org 

2013 SEC TOURNAMENT 

March 6-10, 2013 

The Arena at Gwinnett Center 

Duluth, Ga. 

MEDIA INFORMATION 

The media credential system for the 

2013 SEC Tournament will be online from 

January 9 to February 25. Go to www. 

SECsportsmedia.com for the online credentialing 

system. 

For further information concerning 

media coverage of the 2013 SEC Tournament, 

please contact the SEC Media 

Relations Department. 

TICKET INFORMATION 

Public tickets for the 2013 SEC Tournament 

went on sale October 1 and can be 

purchased via the SEC website or by calling 

1-800-732-4849. Tickets may also be 

purchased through one of the member institutions’ 

ticket offices according to each 

school’s ticket policies. 

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2012-2013 SEC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COMPOSITE SCHEDULE 

NOVEMBER 

9 (Friday) 

Jackson State at Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:00 a.m. CT 

1-Auburn vs. Maine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:30 p.m. CT 

Fairfield at Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4:00 p.m. ET 

SE Louisiana at Ole Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:30 p.m CT 

Houston at Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Saint Louis at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Elon at South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Tennessee at Chattanooga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Texas A&M at Louisville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m. CT 

10 (Saturday) 

1-Auburn vs. Wofford/NC State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

Delaware State at Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

McNeese State at Vanderbilt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

11 (Sunday) 

Jacksonville State at Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Georgia State at Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

Rutgers at Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

Wichita State at LSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Tennessee at Georgia Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

12 (Monday) 

Hampton at Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Chicago State at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

South Carolina at Louisiana Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 p.m. ET 

Vanderbilt at Lipscomb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

13 (Tuesday) 

Alabama at Houston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Kentucky at Baylor (ESPN2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:00 p.m. ET 

14 (Wednesday) 

Presbyterian at Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Penn State at Texas A&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

15 (Thursday) 

Arkansas at Tulsa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Alabama State at Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m. CT 

Florida at Florida State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Western Illinois at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Savannah State at South Carolina (SPSO1) . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Rice at Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

UAB at Vanderbilt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

16 (Friday) 

SC State at Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

LSU at Hampton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m. CT 

Northwestern State at Ole Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:00 a.m CT 

Louisiana Tech at Mississippi State. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

17 (Saturday) 

Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

High Point at Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

18 (Sunday) 

Alabama A&M at Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m. CT 

Belmont at Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

Clemson at South Carolina (SPSO1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3:00 p.m. ET 

Tennessee at Miami . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:05 p.m. ET 

Connecticut at Texas A&M (ESPN2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:30 p.m. CT 

Vanderbilt at Dayton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:00 p.m. CT 

19 (Monday) 

North Texas at Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:30 p.m. CT 

Arkansas at Oral Roberts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

North Florida at Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

LSU at Georgetown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m. CT 

Lamar at Ole Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

20 (Tuesday) 

Savannah State at Georgia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

2-Mississippi State vs. Winthrop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:30 p.m CT 

Liberty at Texas A&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 


2-Mississippi State vs. Oregon State/UCSB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

22 (Thursday) 

2-Mississippi State vs. TBA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

3-Missouri vs. Wichita State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:30 p.m. CT 

4-South Carolina vs. Hampton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:15 p.m. ET 

23 (Friday) 

5-Arkansas at Hawai’i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 a.m. CT 

6-Auburn vs. San Diego State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:00 p.m. CT 

7-Florida vs. NC State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5:30 p.m. ET 

8-Georgia vs. Saint Bonaventure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5:30 p.m. ET 

Morehead State at Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

9-LSU vs. West Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

3-Missouri vs. Green Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:00 p.m. CT 

4-South Carolina vs. Florida Gulf Coast . . . . . . . . . . . . .3:30 p.m. ET 

10-Southern at Texas A&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

11-Vanderbilt vs. Virginia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:00 p.m. CT 

24 (Saturday) 

5-Arkansas vs. Oklahoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:00 a.m. CT 

6-Auburn vs. Colorado/TAMU-CC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

7-Florida vs. Northern Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3:00 p.m. ET 

8-Georgia vs. New Mexico/North Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

9-LSU vs. Florida Intl./Iowa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

3-Missouri vs. Minnesota . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:00 p.m. CT 

4-South Carolina vs. DePaul . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3:30 p.m. ET 

11-Vanderbilt vs. Florida State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:00 p.m. CT 

25 (Sunday) 

SE Louisiana at Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

5-Arkansas vs. Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 a.m. CT 

7-Florida vs. Arizona State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3:00 p.m. ET 

USC Upstate at Kentucky (UK IMG/FSN) . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

Alcorn State at Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

10-Marquette at Texas A&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:30 p.m. CT 

27 (Tuesday) 

Mississippi Valley State at Ole Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 


Auburn at Tulane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Furman at Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Miami (Ohio) at Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11:00 a.m. ET 

Savannah State at Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m CT 

Drexel at South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Middle Tennessee State at Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Austin Peay at Vanderbilt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

29 (Thursday) 

Texas Southern at Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Lipscomb at Ole Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

SE Missouri at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

DECEMBER 

1 (Saturday) 

Alabama at Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

Florida at Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

Ole Miss at Louisiana Tech . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Mississippi State at Southern Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:00 p.m CT 

Tennessee Tech at Vanderbilt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:00 p.m. CT 

2 (Sunday) 

Pepperdine at Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Georgia at Georgia Tech (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

Kentucky at Louisville (ESPNU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

NC State at LSU (CST) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

South Carolina at Seton Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

North Carolina at Tennessee (SPSO/FST) . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

3 (Monday) 

Tennessee-Martin at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

4 (Tuesday) 

Troy at Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Mercer at Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Louisiana Tech at Texas A&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Vanderbilt at Western Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 


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6 (Thursday) 

Kansas at Arkansas (CST) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Missouri State at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Hartford at Vanderbilt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

7 (Friday) 

Pacific at Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

DePaul at Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Florida Atlantic at Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m CT 

8 (Saturday) 

Chattanooga at Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Massachusetts at Ole Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5:30 p.m. CT 

TCU at Texas A&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

9 (Sunday) 

Hofstra at Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Middle Tennessee at Kentucky (UK IMG/FSN) . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

Tulane at LSU (CST) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Furman at South Carolina (SPSO1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3:00 p.m. ET 


Auburn at George Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m. CT 

13 (Thursday) 

East Tennessee State at LSU (CST) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m CT 

15 (Saturday) 

Alabama at Troy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Texas A&M at Southern Cal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

16 (Sunday) 

Arkansas at Furman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:00 p.m. CT 

Temple at Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Florida at LaSalle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

Lipscomb at Georgia (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

Louisiana Tech at LSU (CST) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Belmont at Ole Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Florida A&M at Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Southern Illinois at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Tennessee at Texas (FSN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

Vanderbilt at Oklahoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

17 (Monday) 

Wofford at Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:00 a.m. CT 

18 (Tuesday) 

Kentucky at Pepperdine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10:00 p.m. ET 

Ole Miss at Cleveland State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m CT 

Morgan State at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Tennessee at Baylor (ESPN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 p.m. ET 


Mississippi Valley State at Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Chattanooga at Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m. CT 

Georgia at TCU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 p.m. ET 

Grambling State at LSU (CST) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m CT 

Stanford at South Carolina (FSS/FSC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:30 p.m. ET 

12-Texas A&M vs. Kansas State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:30 p.m. CT 

20 (Thursday) 

13-Savannah State at Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Jacksonville State at Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m CT 

Murray State at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

12-Texas A&M vs. TBA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

21 (Friday) 

Virginia at Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

Northwestern State at Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

13-Central Michigan/St. Joe’s at Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Kentucky at UC Santa Barbara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:00 p.m. ET 

McNeese State at LSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

14-Ole Miss at Hofstra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m CT 

South Carolina State at South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Noon ET 

12-Texas A&M vs. TBA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

22 (Saturday) 

Jacksonville at Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

14-Ole Miss vs. Northwestern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m CT 

Stanford at Tennessee (SPSO1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4:00 p.m. ET 

College of Charleston at Vanderbilt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

28 (Friday) 

15-Alabama vs. Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 p.m. CT 

Coppin State at Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Holy Cross at Florida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Georgia at Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 p.m. ET 

Alcorn State at Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

LSU at Florida Gulf Coast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m. CT 

Northwestern State at Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m CT 

Davidson at Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Prairie View A&M at Texas A&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

29 (Saturday) 

15-Alabama vs. Long Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:30 p.m. CT 

Samford at Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

16-Ole Miss vs. McNeese State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:00 p.m. CT 

Troy at Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

Missouri at Memphis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

Western Carolina at South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

Vanderbilt at Southern Cal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:00 p.m. CT 

30 (Sunday) 

15-Alabama at Hawai’i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9:00 p.m. CT 

Marist at Kentucky (UK IMG/FSN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

16-Ole Miss vs. Tulane/Eastern Michigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TBA 

Rutgers at Tennessee (SPSO1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

31 (Monday) 

New Orleans at LSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m CT 

JANUARY 

1 (Tuesday) 

Rice at Texas A&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

3 (Thursday) 

*Alabama at Texas A&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*Arkansas at Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m. CT 

*Florida at Kentucky (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*Missouri at Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*Ole Miss at LSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*Mississippi State at Vanderbilt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*Tennessee at South Carolina (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9:00 p.m. ET 

6 (Sunday) 

*Kentucky at Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Texas A&M at Arkansas (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Auburn at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m CT 

*LSU at Florida (SECN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

*Georgia at Tennessee (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

*Vanderbilt at Ole Miss (ESPNU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:30 p.m. CT 

*South Carolina at Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m CT 

10 (Thursday) 

*Georgia at Alabama (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 p.m. CT 

*LSU at Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*Ole Miss at Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m. CT 

*Florida at Mississippi State (SUN). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m CT 

*Texas A&M at Kentucky (UK IMG/FSN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:00 p.m. ET 

*Missouri at Tennessee (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:00 p.m. ET 

*Vanderbilt at South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

13 (Sunday) 

*Alabama at Ole Miss (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:30 p.m CT 

*Arkansas at Vanderbilt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Auburn at Texas A&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Tennessee at Florida (ESPNU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11:30 a.m. ET 

*South Carolina at Georgia (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

*Kentucky at Missouri (ESPNU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12:30 p.m. CT 

*Mississippi State at LSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

17 (Thursday) 

*Georgia at Arkansas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*Tennessee at Auburn (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 p.m. CT 

*Mississippi State at Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*LSU at South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

20 (Sunday) 

*Alabama at Tennessee (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

*Auburn at Kentucky (SECN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

*South Carolina at Florida (FSF) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

*Texas A&M at Georgia (ESPN2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5:00 p.m. ET 

*Vanderbilt at LSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 


*Missouri at Ole Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

24 (Thursday) 

*Auburn at Alabama (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 p.m. CT 

*Arkansas at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m CT 

*Ole Miss at Florida (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*Kentucky at South Carolina (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*Texas A&M at Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m CT 

*Tennessee at Vanderbilt (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 p.m. CT 

27 (Sunday) 

*Vanderbilt at Alabama (SECN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:00 p.m. CT 

*South Carolina at Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Florida at Georgia (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

*LSU at Kentucky (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3:00 p.m. ET 

*Ole Miss at Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m CT 

*Missouri at Texas A&M (ESPNU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:30 p.m. CT 

28 (Monday) 

Notre Dame at Tennessee (ESPN2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

31 (Thursday) 

*Alabama at Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*Arkansas at Ole Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*LSU at Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m. CT 

*Florida at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*Mississippi State at Tennessee (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*Vanderbilt at Texas A&M (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

FEBRUARY 

3 (Sunday) 

*Alabama at Florida (FSF) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

*Arkansas at Mississippi State (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Auburn at South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3:00 p.m. ET 

*Georgia at Kentucky (SECN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:00 p.m. ET 

*Ole Miss at Vanderbilt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Tennessee at Missouri (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:00 p.m. CT 

4 (Monday) 

*Texas A&M at LSU (ESPN2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 p.m. CT 

7 (Thursday) 

*South Carolina at Alabama. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:30 p.m. CT 

*Kentucky at Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*Auburn at Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*Tennessee at LSU (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 p.m CT 

10 (Sunday) 

*Arkansas at Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Florida at Auburn (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Georgia at LSU (ESPNU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12:30 p.m CT 

*Kentucky at Vanderbilt (ESPN2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3:00 p.m. CT 

*Ole Miss at Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*Mississippi State at Missouri (SECN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:00 p.m. CT 

*Texas A&M at South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3:30 p.m. ET 

14 (Thursday) 

*Florida at Texas A&M (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 p.m. CT 

*South Carolina at Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*Mississippi State at Ole Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*Missouri at Vanderbilt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

17 (Sunday) 

*Alabama at Auburn (ESPN2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:30 p.m. CT 

*Missouri at Arkansas (CST) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Georgia at Florida (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

*LSU at Mississippi State (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12:30 p.m. CT 

*South Carolina at Ole Miss (SECN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:00 p.m. CT 

*Vanderbilt at Tennessee (ESPN2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:30 p.m. ET 

18 (Monday) 

*Kentucky at Texas A&M (ESPN2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:00 p.m. CT 

21 (Thursday) 

*Alabama at Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*Arkansas at Georgia (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*Auburn at Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*Vanderbilt at Florida (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*LSU at Missouri (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 p.m. CT 

*Ole Miss at Texas A&M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

24 (Sunday) 

*Florida at Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Tennessee at Arkansas (SECN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:00 p.m. CT 

*Missouri at Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Georgia at Ole Miss (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:00 p.m CT 

*Kentucky at LSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Mississippi State at South Carolina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3:00 p.m. ET 

*Texas A&M at Vanderbilt (ESPN2). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4:00 p.m. CT 

28 (Thursday) 

*Alabama at LSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*Arkansas at Florida (FSF/SUN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

*Auburn at Vanderbilt (CSS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 p.m. CT 

*Georgia at Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*Kentucky at Ole Miss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m CT 

*South Carolina at Missouri . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*Texas A&M at Tennessee (CSS). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 p.m. ET 

MARCH 

3 (Sunday) 

*Missouri at Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Ole Miss at Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Mississippi State at Auburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:00 p.m. CT 

*Florida at South Carolina (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:00 p.m. ET 

*Vanderbilt at Georgia (ESPNU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1:30 p.m. ET 

*Tennessee at Kentucky (ESPNU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3:30 p.m. ET 

*LSU at Texas A&M (SECN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1:00 p.m. CT 

6 (Wednesday) 

SEC Tournament - Game 1 (FSN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:00 p.m. ET 


7 (Thursday) 

SEC Tournament - Game 3 (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Noon ET 

SEC Tournament - Game 4 (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2:30 p.m. ET 



8 (Friday) 

SEC Tournament - Game 7 (SPSO) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Noon ET 



SEC Tournament - Game 10 (FSN) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:30 p.m. ET 

9 (Saturday) 

SEC Tournament - Semifinal 1 (ESPNU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4:00 p.m. ET 

SEC Tournament - Semifinal 2 (ESPNU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:00 p.m. ET 

10 (Sunday) 

SEC Tournament - Final (ESPN2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:00 p.m. ET 

14 (Thursday) 

SIU-Edwardsville at Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:00 p.m. CT 

*-SEC Game 

1-Wolfpack Invitational (Raleigh, N.C.); 2-Hardwood Tournament of 

Hope (Puerto Vallarta, Mexico); 3-Cancun Challenge (Cancun, Mexico); 

4-Paradise Jam (St. Thomas, U.S.V.I.); 5-Waikki Brach Marriott Rainbow 

Wahine Showdown (Honolulu, Hawai’i); 6-Omni Hotels Classic (Boulder, 

Colo.); 7-South Point Thanksgiving Shootout (Las Vegas, Nev.); 

8-UNM Thanksgiving Tournament (Albuquerque, N.M.); 9-FIU Thanksgiving 

Classic (Miami, Fla.); 10-A&M Classic (College Station, Texas); 

11-San Jan Shootout (San Juan, P.R.); 12-World Vision Classic (Las 

Vegas, Nev.); 13-Gator Holiday Classic (Gainesville, Fla.); 14-Hofstra 

Holiday Tournament (Hempstead, N.Y.); 15-Bank of Hawai’i Rainbow 

Wahine Tournament (Honolulu, Hawai’i) 16-Tulane DoubleTree Classic 

(New Orleans, La.). 

CSS-Comcast Sports Southeast; CST-Cox Sports TV; FSN-Fox Sports 

South/FS Southwest/Sun Sports; FSF-Fox Sports Florida; FSS/FSC-Fox 

Sports South/FS Carolina; SPSO/FST-SportSouth/FS Tennessee; SEC 

Network - Over-the-air syndication package; SPSO-SportSouth/FS 

Southwest/Sun Sports; SPSO1-SportSouth; SUN-Sun Sports; UK IMG/ 

FSN-Fox Sports South. 


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SEC TOURNAMENT 

The Arena at Gwinnett Center 

On Feb. 7, 1980, the first SEC women’s basketball 

tournament began play. It ended four days later with 

Tennessee defeating Ole Miss for the title. Fast forward 

32 years later and the SEC Tournament is still enjoying 

success and increased popularity. 

Beginning with its inception and through 1986, the tournament 

was held at campus sites. The tournament was then sent to Albany, 

Ga., which served as the site for six years from 1987-92. The 

tournament then moved to Chattanooga, Tenn., where it was held 

from 1993-2000, with the exception of 1998 when the tournament 

moved to Columbus, Ga. 

Since 2001 the tournament has enjoyed many new sites, including 

Memphis (2001), Nashville (2002, 2004, 2008, 2011, 2012), 

North Little Rock, Ark. (2003, 2006, 2009), Greenville, S.C. (2005) 

and Duluth, Ga. (2007, 2010, 2013). 

This year the SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament makes a 

return trip to Duluth, Ga. and The Arena at Gwinnett Center. 

The winner of the 13-game tournament will receive the league’s 

automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The tournament seeds and 

conference champion will be determined by the 16-game regularseason 

SEC schedule. 

The 2013 SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament will once again 

enjoy live television coverage. FSN continues its dedication to SEC 

events by televising all first, second and third round games. The 

semifinals will be aired on ESPNU for the fourth consecutive year, 

while the championship game will again be televised on ESPN2. 

Public tickets for this year’s event went on sale October 1 

and can be purchased through the SEC website or by calling 

1-800-732-4849. 

FIRST ROUND 

Wednesday, March 6 

6:00 p.m. Game 1 - Seed #12 vs. Seed #13 .......................... FSN 

8:30 p.m. Game 2 - Seed #11 vs. Seed #14 .......................... FSN 

SECOND ROUND 

Thursday, March 7 

Noon Game 3 - Seed #8 vs. Seed #9 ............................ SPSO 

2:30 p.m. Game 4 - Seed #5 vs. Game 1 winner ................. SPSO 

6:00 p.m. Game 5 - Seed #10 vs. Seed #7 .......................... SPSO 


THIRD ROUND 

Friday, March 8 

Noon Game 7 - Seed #1 vs. Game 3 winner ................. SPSO 


6:00 p.m. Game 9 - Seed #2 vs. Game 5 winner ................... FSN 

8:30 p.m. Game 10 - Seed #3 vs. Game 6 winner ................. FSN 

SEMIFINALS 

Saturday, March 9 

4:00 p.m. Game 11 - Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner ..ESPNU 

6:00 p.m. Game 12- Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner ..ESPNU 

FINALS 

Sunday, March 10 

6:00 p.m. Game 13 - Game 11 winner vs. Game 12 winner ESPN2 

All times EASTERN and subject to change. FSN - Fox Sports South/FS 

Southwest/Sun Sports; SPSO - SportsSouth/FS Southwest/Sun Sports. 


alabama 

Quick Facts 

General Information 

Location: Tuscaloosa, Ala. 

Founded: 1831 

Enrollment: 33,602 

Nickname: Crimson Tide 

Colors: Crimson & White 

Arena (Capacity): Foster Auditorium (3,800) 

First Women’s Game: Talladega 90, Alabama 66 

(1/14/75) 

Record/Pct. (Years): 37-16/.698 (9) 

Largest Women’s Game Crowd: 2,536 vs. Florida 

(2/13/11) 

ADMINISTRATION 

President: Dr. Guy Bailey (Alabama, 1974) 

Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Kevin Whitaker (Texas A&M, 

1982) 

Athletics Director: Mal Moore (Alabama, 1963) 

SWA: Marie Robbins (Alabama, 1990) 

SID Contact: Jessica Paré (Connecticut, 2006) 

Team History 

2011-2012 Record: 12-19 (.387) 

[8-7 Home, 2-10 Away, 2-2 Neutral] 

2011-2012 SEC Record/Finish: 2-14 (.125/T-11th) 

[1-7 Home, 1-7 Away] 

2012 SEC Tournament: 0-1 (Lost in First Round) 

Postseason: N/A 

All-Time Record: 645-480 (.573/38 years) 

*All-Time SEC Record: 132-229 (.366) 

All-Time SEC Tournament Record: 24-33 (.421) 

SEC Championships: 0 

SEC Tournament Championships: 0 

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 10 (’84, ’88, ’92, 

’93, ’94, ’95, ’96, ’97, ’98, ‘99) 

NCAA Tournament Record: 16-10 (.615) 

NWIT Appearances: 1 (‘77) 

NWIT Record: 0-3 (.000) 

WNIT Appearances: 4 (2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘11) 

WNIT Record: 5-4 (.556) 

*Regular-season games only, 1983-2012 

Dr. guy bailey 

President 

Dr. kevin whitaker 

Faculty Representative 

Mal Moore 

Athletics Director 

Marie Robbins 

SWA 

Jessica Paré 

SID

ALABAMA 

ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • ole miss 

Wendell 

Hudson 

hudson Year-by-year 

Year school overall Pct. conf. pct. postseason 

2008-09 Alabama 13-17 .433 1-13 .071 

2009-10 Alabama 12-18 .400 4-12 .250 

2010-11 Alabama 18-15 .545 5-11 .313 WNIT 

2011-12 Alabama 12-19 .387 2-14 .125 

Overall 4 years 55-69 .444 12-50 .194 

Alabama 4 years 55-69 .444 12-50 .194 

about the coach 

Hometown: Birmingham, Ala. 

Alma Mater (Year): Alabama (1973) 

coachinG CAREER: 

1974-79 Alabama Assistant Coach (Men’s) 

1979-82 North Alabama Assistant Coach (Men’s) 

1982-83 Rice Assistant Coach (Men’s) 

1983-85 Ole Miss Assistant Coach (Men’s) 

1985-86 Baylor Assistant Coach (Men’s) 

1988-97 McLennan CC Head Coach (Women’s) 

2000-01 McLennan CC Head Coach (Men’s) 

2008-present Alabama Head Coach (Women’s) 

coachinG achieVEMENTS: 

• A veteran basketball coach with 29 years of experience with 

both men and women’s teams, including 11 seasons in the 

SEC. 

• On the sideline as an assistant for the men at the Capstone, 

Hudson helped the Tide compile a 129-41 record that 

included three-straight SEC titles and a Sweet 16 appearance 

in 1976. 

• He then moved on to be an assistant at North Alabama where 

his teams recorded an overall record of 56-31, including two 

trips to the NCAA Division II Tournament where the Lions went 

to the Final Four in the 1979-80 season. 

STAFF: 

Asst. Coach Clarisse Garcia (Villanova, 2007) 

Asst. Coach Donnie Quinn (New Orleans, 1979) 

Asst. Coach Tim Miller (Alabama, 1994) 

Clarisse garcia 

1st Year 

assistant coaches 

donnie quinn 

1st Year 

tim miller 

1st Year 

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ALABAMA 

MISSissippi STATE • missouri • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • texas a&m • Vanderbilt 

Numerical 

roster 

No. Name 

0 Daisha Simmons 

3 Jasmine Robinson 

4 Emily Davis 

5 Celiscia Farmer 

10 Meghan Perkins 

11 Jasmine Steele 

12 Shafontaye Myers 

13 Nikki Hegstetter 

15 Erika Waters 

22 Khristin Lee 

25 Briana Hutchen 

30 Brittany Jack 

32 Alicia Mitcham 

33 Jessica Merritt 

40 Kaneisha Horn 

2012-13 Roster 

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (Last School) 

4 Emily Davis g 6-1 Fr. Enterprise, Ala. (Enterprise HS) 

5 Celiscia Farmer G 6-0 Sr. Madison, Wis. (Robert E. Lee (Ala.) HS) 

13 Nikki Hegstetter F 6-2 Fr. Kennesaw, Ga. (Harrison HS) 

40 Kaneisha Horn F 6-1 R-So. Birmingham, Ala. (Ramsay HS) 

25 Briana Hutchen F 6-1 So. Baltimore, Md. (Rutgers) 

30 Brittany Jack f 6-0 So. Suwanee, Ga. (Samford) 

22 Khristin Lee g 5-9 Jr. Birmingham, Ala. (Erwin HS) 

33 Jessica Merritt G 5-8 Sr. Talladega, Ala. (Pensacola State College) 

32 Alicia Mitcham F 6-2 Sr. Balch Springs, Texas (Panola College) 

12 Shafontaye Myers G 5-8 Jr. Newbern, Ala. (Sunshine HS) 

10 Meghan Perkins G 5-11 Sr. Montgomery, Ala. (Pensacola State College) 

3 Jasmine Robinson G 5-7 Jr. Memphis, Tenn. (Overton HS) 

0 Daisha Simmons G 5-10 So. Jersey City, N.J. (Rutgers) 

11 Jasmine Steele G 5-1 Fr. Midfield, Ala. (Midfield HS) 

15 Erika Waters g 5-6 Jr. Lawrenceville, Ga. (Peachtree Ridge HS) 

Team Information 

Letterwinners Returning: 8 

Letterwinners Lost: 5 

Starters Returning: 4 

Jasmine Robinson (G, JR, 5-7 • 11.4 ppg, 3.1 rpg, 1.3 apg) 

Meghan Perkins (G, SR, 5-11 • 9.4 ppg, 5.4 rpg, 1.5 apg) 

Khristin Lee (G, JR, 5-9 • 4.9 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 2.7 apg) 

Jessica Merritt (G, SR, 5-8 • 6.0 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 0.9 apg) 

Starters Lost: 1 

Kyra Crosby (F, JR, 6-1 • 9.1 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 0.8 bpg) 

Other Letterwinners Returning: 3 

Celiscia Farmer (G, SR, 6-0 • 3.8 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 0.4 apg) 

Shafontaye Myers (G, JR, 5-8 • 5.7 ppg, 2.9 rpg, 1.3 apg) 

Erika Waters (G, SO, 5-6 • 0.0 ppg, 0.8 rpg, 0.1 apg) 

Newcomers: 6 

Daisha Simmons (G, SO, 5-10 • Jersey City, N.J.) 

Emily Davis (G, FR, 5-1 • Enterprise, Ala.) 

Jasmine Steele (G, FR, 5-1 • Midfield, Ala.) 

Nikki Hegstetter (F, FR, 6-2 • Kennesaw, Ga.) 

Briana Hutchen (F, SO, 6-1 • Baltimore, Md.) 

Brittany Jack (F, SO, 6-0 • Suwanee, Ga.) 

2012-13 Schedule 

NOVEMBER 

11 Jacksonville State Tuscaloosa 2:00 p.m. 

13 at Houston Houston, Texas 7:00 p.m. 

17 Arkansas-Pine Bluff Tuscaloosa TBA 

19 North Texas Tuscaloosa 6:30 p.m. 

25 Southeastern Louisiana Tuscaloosa 2:00 p.m. 

DEcember 

1 at Wisconsin Madison, Wis. tBA 

8 Chattanooga Tuscaloosa 2:00 p.m. 

15 at Troy troy, Ala. 2:00 p.m. 

17 Wofford Tuscaloosa 11:00 a.m. 

21 Virginia Tuscaloosa 2:00 p.m. 

28 1-Cincinnati Honolulu, Hawai’i 8:30 p.m. 

29 1-Long Island Honolulu, Hawai’i 6:30 p.m. 

30 1-at Hawai’i Honolulu, Hawai’i 9:00 p.m. 

JANUARY 

3 at Texas A&M* college Station, Texas 7:00 p.m. 

6 Kentucky* Tuscaloosa 2:00 p.m. 

10 Georgia* (CSS) tuscaloosa 8:00 p.m. 

13 at Ole Miss* (SPSO) Oxford, Miss 1:30 p.m. 

20 at Tennessee* (CSS) Knoxville, Tenn. noon 

24 Auburn* (CSS) tuscaloosa 8:00 p.m. 

27 Vanderbilt* (SECN) Tuscaloosa 1:00 p.m. 

31 at Georgia* athens, Ga. 6:00 p.m. 

FEBRUARY 

3 at Florida* (FSF) gainesville, Fla. noon 

7 South Carolina* tuscaloosa 6:30 p.m. 

10 Arkansas* tuscaloosa 2:00 p.m. 

17 at Auburn* (ESPN2) auburn, Ala. 1:30 p.m. 

21 at Mississippi State* starkville, Miss. 7:00 p.m. 

24 Florida* Tuscaloosa 2:00 p.m. 

28 at LSU* Baton Rouge, La. 7:00 p.m. 

MARCH 

3 Missouri* Tuscaloosa 2:00 p.m. 

6-10 2-TBa duluth, Ga. tBA 

All times central and subject to change. Home games in caps. *-SEC Game. 

1-Bank of Hawai’i Rainbow Wahine Invitational (Honolulu, Hawai’i); 

2-SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.). 

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ALABAMA 

ALABAMA • arkansas • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • kentucky • LSU • ole miss 

2011-12 Statistics 

Player G-Gs min.-Avg. FG-FGa pct. 3P-3pa pct. FT-Fta pct. off-Def tot.-Avg. PF-Fo a to B s pts.-Avg. 

03 Jasmine Robinson 31-30 977-31.5 119-350 .340 26-96 .271 89-138 .645 36-59 95-3.1 64-1 40 91 3 44 353-11.4 

23 Ericka Russell 19-19 526-27.7 66-198 .333 34-117 .291 15-22 .682 8-32 40-2.1 46-0 19 29 0 26 181-9.5 

10 Meghan Perkins 29-24 781-26.9 103-242 .426 0-10 .000 66-83 .795 61-96 157-5.4 76-2 44 69 24 43 272-9.4 

21 Kyra Crosby 23-15 572-24.9 79-210 .376 0-0 .000 51-94 .543 45-53 98-4.3 54-4 16 67 19 18 209-9.1 

33 Jessica Merritt 24-9 539-22.5 54-140 .386 4-21 .190 33-47 .702 31-62 93-3.9 30-0 22 29 6 31 145-6.0 

01 Aneesah Daniels 29-5 556-19.2 63-152 .414 0-2 .000 42-78 .538 53-93 146-5.0 88-3 15 75 9 16 168-5.8 

12 Shafontaye Myers 27-2 599-22.2 56-196 .286 26-109 .239 17-26 .654 17-60 77-2.9 40-0 34 43 0 46 155-5.7 

22 Khristin Lee 30-28 755-25.2 37-135 .274 0-4 .000 72-106 .679 44-61 105-3.5 95-3 81 85 10 39 146-4.9 

14 Erin Hogue 24-14 473-19.7 43-108 .398 0-1 .000 27-47 .574 61-82 143-6.0 39-0 9 30 4 14 113-4.7 

05 Celiscia Farmer 26-9 396-15.2 39-106 .368 13-37 .351 7-12 .583 15-51 66-2.5 43-0 10 26 9 7 98-3.8 

02 Kristin Bush 3-0 9-3.0 0-3 .000 0-3 .000 0-2 .000 0-0 0-0.0 1-0 1 1 0 0 0-0.0 

15 Erika Waters 10-0 42-4.2 0-3 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 4-4 8-0.8 5-0 1 4 0 0 0-0.0 

TEAM 102-78 180-5.8 12 

Total 31 659-1843 .358 103-400 .258 419-655 .640 477-731 1208-39.0 581-13 292 561 84 284 1840-59.4 

Opponents 31 736-1775 .415 143-444 .322 377-609 .619 429-824 1253-40.4 569 396 616 133 214 1992-64.3 

2011-12 Results 

Overall: 12-19 (8-6 Home, 2-11 Away, 2-2 Neutral) 

SEC: 2-14 (1-7 Home, 1-7 Away) 

NOVEMBer scorer/Rebounder result 

12 Nicholls State Perkins 13/Daniels 10 W 72-51 

15 at Central Arkansas Robinson 13/Crosby 7 L 46-58 

18 Northwestern St. (WVUA^) Perkins 22/Perkins 9 W 78-52 

21 Georgia Southern Russell 15/Daniels 9 W 67-34 

24 1-Old Dominion Russell 29/Hogue 11 L 76-77 

25 1-Seton Hall Daniels 13/Hogue 10 W 62-56 (OT) 

26 1-Louisiana Tech Robinson 19/Hogue 18 W 67-59 

DECEMBER 

2 SE Louisiana Robinson 13/Hogue 11 W 69-56 

4 Kansas (WVUA) Robinson 24/Daniels 13 W 80-76 

7 at North Texas Crosby 13/Hogue 6 L 63-69 

11 at North Carolina State Three 11/Two 4 L 57-79 

17 at Alabama State Robinson 20/Hogue 9 W 64-54 

19 Presbyterian (WVUA^) Hogue 16/Daniels 7 W 65-47 

30 Air Force Perkins 19/Perkins 10 W 80-45 

JANUARY 

1 at South Carolina* Robinson 16/Crosby 4 L 42-68 

5 Auburn* Myers 13/Hogue 9 L 55-65 

8 at LSU* (SECN) Hogue 10/Perkins 12 L 40-84 

12 Mississippi State* (FSN) Farmer 15/Perkins 7 L 61-66 

15 Ole Miss* Crosby 14/Lee 8 L 55-69 

19 at Florida* (SNS) Crosby 14/Perkins 7 L 37-61 

26 7/9 Tennessee* (FSN) Crosby 15/Perkins 7 L 56-86 

29 at 6/6 Kentucky* (CSS) Two 14/Merritt 10 L 82-68 

February 

2 at Arkansas* Crosby 14/Merritt 8 L 52-70 

5 21/20 Georgia* (FSN) Two 16/Perkins 8 L 66-81 

9 at Ole Miss* Merritt 10/Two 7 W 52-47 

12 LSU* (CSS) Two 10/Daniels 7 L 46-51 

16 7/8 Kentucky* Robinson 17/Merritt 7 W 77-75 

19 South Carolina* (FSN) Robinson 17/Crosby 10 L 55-69 

23 at Auburn* (CSS) Merritt 15/Daniels 9 L 40-81 

26 at 24 Vanderbilt* (CSS) Robinson 16/Perkins 6 L 54-67 

March 

1 2-South Carolina (FSN) Robinson 11/Crosby 8 L 38-57 

Home games in caps. *-SEC Game. 1-Paradise Jam (St. Thomas, V.I.); 2-SEC 

Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.). ^Tape Delay - check local listings. 

Players to watch 

Kaneisha 

Horn 

Kaneisha Horn made an immediate 

impact on the hardwood 

for the Crimson Tide but was 

sidelined last year after having 

ACL surgery to repair a tear suffered 

in the summer. In Horn’s 

first season with the Crimson 

Tide, she started in 28 games, 

averaged 8.6 points per game 

and was second on the team in 

rebounds with 5.7 boards per 

contest. She scored double-figure 

points nine times, including 

a season-high of 21 at Florida. 

She earned a spot on the 2011 

SEC All-Freshman Team. 

Daisha 

Simmons 

After sitting out the 2011-12 

season due to NCAA transfer 

rules, the Crimson Tide 

will look for a big contribution 

from Daisha Simmons at the 

point guard position this year. 

Simmons, a 5-10 guard from 

Jersey City, N.J., competed in 

all but one of Rutgers’ contest 

during the 2010-11 season and 

made four starts as a true freshman, 

which included both of 

the NCAA Tournament games 

the Scarlet Knights appeared in. 

She averaged 2.4 points, 2.4 

rebounds and 1.4 assists per 

game during her first season. 

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Arkansas 

Quick Facts 


Location: Fayetteville, Ark. 

Founded: 1871 


Nickname: Razorbacks 

Colors: Cardinal & White 

Arena (Capacity): Bud Walton Arena (19,200) 

First Women’s Game: Arkansas 80, DePaul 68 

(12/8/93) 


Largest Women’s Game Crowd: 14,163 vs. 

Wisconsin (3/23/99) 


chancellor: Dr. G. David Gearhart 

(Westminister College, 1974) 

Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Sharon Hunt (Arkansas, 1973) 

Vice Chancellor: Jeff Long (Ohio Wesleyan, 1982) 

Assoc. Vice Chancellor: Bev Lewis 

(Central Michigan, 1979) 

SID Contact: Jeri Thorpe (Mankato State, 1991) 

Team history 




[6-2 Home, 4-4 Away] 

2012 SEC Tournament: 1-1 (Lost in Second Round) 

Postseason: NCAA Second Round (1-1) 


*All-Time SEC Record: 105-178 (.371/21 years) 




NCAA Tournament Appearances: 10 (’86, ’89, ’90, 

’91, ’95, ’98, 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘12 ) 

NCAA Tournament Record: 13-10 (.565) 

NWIT Appearances: 2 (‘87, ‘96) 


WNIT Appearances: 5 (‘99, 2000, ‘05, ‘09, ‘11) 

WNIT Record: 13-4 (.765) 


Dr. G. David Gearhart 

Chancellor 

Dr. Sharon Hunt 


Jeff Long 

Vice Chancellor 

Bev Lewis 

Assoc. Vice Chancellor 

Jeri Thorpe 

SID

ARKANSAS 


tom 

collen 

collen Year-by-year 

Year School Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Postseason 

1997-98 Colo. State 24-6 .800 11-3 .786 NCAA 

1998-99 Colo. State 33-3 .917 14-0 1.000 NCAA 

1999-00 Colo. State 23-10 .697 9-5 .643 WNIT 



2003-04 Louisville 20-10 .667 11-3 .786 WNIT 

2004-05 Louisville 22-9 .710 11-3 .786 NCAA 



2007-08 Arkansas 17-13 .567 2-12 .143 

2008-09 Arkansas 18-14 .563 6-8 .429 WNIT 

2009-10 Arkansas 12-18 .400 4-12 .250 

2010-11 Arkansas 22-12 .647 6-10 .375 WNIT 

2011-12 Arkansas 24-9 .727 10-6 .625 NCAA 

Overall 14 years 310-136 .695 126-80 .612 

Colo. State 5 years 129-33 .796 56-14 .800 

Louisville 4 years 88-37 .704 42-18 .700 

Arkansas 5 years 93-66 .585 28-48 .369 


Hometown: Lancaster, Ohio 

Alma Mater (Year): Bowling Green (1977) 

COACHING CAREER: 

1981-83 Miami (Ohio) Assistant Coach 

1983-86 Utah Assistant Coach 

1986-93 Purdue Assistant Coach 

1993-97 Arkansas Assistant Coach 

1997-2002 Colorado State Head Coach 

2003-07 Louisville Head Coach 

2007-Present Arkansas Head Coach 

COACHING ACHIEVEMENTS: 

• Tom Collen became the first Razorback women’s basketball 

coach to earn SEC Coach of the Year honors, when he was 

named following the 2011-12 season. 

• While at Arkansas, Tom Collen has made three postseason 

appearances in five seasons. He has 12 postseason 

appearances and 13 winning seasons in 14 years as a head 

coach. 

• Tom Collen averages more than 22 wins per season in 14 

years as a head coach and averages nine conference wins a 

season. 

• Winning his 200th game in 2007-08, Collen achieved that 

coaching milestone in only his ninth season as a head coach. 

• Collen has racked up ten 20-win seasons. 

STAFF: 

Asst. Coach Tari Cummings (Oklahoma State, 2003) 

Asst. Coach Nicki Collen (Marquette, 1997) 

Asst. Coach Amber Shirey (Arkansas, 1992) 

Tari Cummings 

2nd Year 


Nicki collen 

2nd Year 

amber shirey 

20th Year 

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ARKANSAS 

MISSissippi STATE • missouri • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • texas a&m • VANDERBILT 

Numerical 

roster 

No. Name 

1 Keira Peak 

2 Kelsey Hatcher 

4 Sarah Watkins 

11 Calli Berna 

13 Ana-Carlota Faussurier 

14 Erin Gatling 

21 Dominique Robinson 

24 Quistelle Williams 

25 Joey Bailey 

42 Jhasmin Bowen 

12 Dominique Wilson 

33 Melissa Wolff 

23 Mia Melton 



25 Joey Bailey F 6-1 R-Fr. Gunter, Texas (Gunter HS) 

11 Calli Berna PG 5-10 So. Fayetteville, Ark. (Fayetteville HS) 

42 Jhasmin Bowen F 6-1 So. Wichita, Kan. (Wichita Heights HS) 

13 Ana-Carlota Faussurier F 6-2 Fr. Yecla (Murcia), Spain (IES Joaquim Blume) 

14 Erin Gatling G 5-4 Sr. Van Buren, Ark. (Southern Mississippi) 

2 Kelsey Hatcher G 5-10 So. Little Rock, Ark. (Oklahoma State) 

23 Mia Melton PG 5-8 Fr. Keller, Texas (Timber Creek HS) 

1 Keira Peak F 5-9 Jr. Clyattville, Ga. (Lowndes HS) 

21 Dominique Robinson F 6-0 Jr. Baton Rouge, La. (Capitol HS) 

4 Sarah Watkins P 6-3 Sr. Germantown, Tenn. (Houston HS) 

24 Quistelle Williams F 6-0 Sr. Grand Rapids, Mich. (Ottawa Hills HS) 

12 Dominique Wilson G 5-8 Fr. Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern HS) 

33 Melissa Wolff G 6-0 Fr. Cabot, Ark. (Cabot HS) 




Starters RETURNING: 2 

Sarah Watkins (P, SR, 6-3 • 10.0 ppg, 4.4 rpg, 1.9 bpg) 

Dominique Robinson (G, JR, 6-0 • 6.6 ppg, 3.9 rpg) 


Ashley Daniels (F, SR, 6-2 • 7.8 ppg, 6.4 rpg, 2.0 apg) 

C’eira Ricketts (PG, SR, 5-8 • 11.3 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 4.3 apg) 

Lyndsay Harris (G, SR, 5-9 • 9.6 ppg, 2.1 rpg, 1.5 apg) 


Keira Peak (F, JR, 5-9 • 4.3 ppg, 3.0 rpg) 

Kelsey Hatcher (G, SR, 5-10 • 1.1 ppg, 0.5 rpg) 

Calli Berna (PG, SO, 5-10 • 3.6 ppg, 2.6 rpg, 2.7 apg) 

Erin Gatling (G, SR, 5-4 • 3.2 ppg, 1.2 rpg) 

Quistelle Williams (F, SR, 6-0 • 5.3 ppg, 4.4 rpg) 

Joey Bailey (F, SO, 6-1 • Redshirted 2011-12) 

Jhasmin Bowen (F, SO, 6-1 • 3.1 ppg, 2.1 rpg) 

Newcomers: 4 

Dominique Wilson (G, FR, 5-8 • Powder Springs, Ga.) 

Mia Melton (PG, FR, 5-8 • Keller, Texas) 

Melissa Wolff (G, FR, 6-0 • Cabot, Ark.) 

Ana-Carlota Faussurier (F, FR, 6-2 • Yecla (Murcia), Spain) 


NOVEMBER 

9 Jackson State Fayetteville 11:00 a.m. 

15 at Tulsa tulsa, Okla. 7:00 p.m. 

19 at Oral Roberts tulsa, Okla. 7:00 p.m. 

23 1-Oklahoma Honolulu, Hawai’i 9:00 a.m. 

24 1-at Hawai’i Honolulu, Hawai’i 11:30 a.m. 

25 1-Oregon Honolulu, Hawai’i 7:00 a.m. 

29 Texas Southern Fayetteville 7:00 p.m. 

DECEMBER 

2 Pepperdine Fayetteville 2:00 p.m. 

6 Kansas (CST) Fayetteville 7:00 p.m. 

16 at Furman Furman, S.C. 1:00 p.m. 

19 Mississippi Valley State Fayetteville 7:00 p.m. 

21 Northwestern State Fayetteville 7:00 p.m. 

28 Coppin State Fayetteville 7:00 p.m. 

JANUARY 

3 at Auburn* auburn, Ala. 6:00 p.m. 

6 TEXAS A&M* (SPSO) Fayetteville 2:00 p.m. 

10 LSU* Fayetteville 7:00 p.m. 

13 at Vanderbilt* nashville, Tenn. 2:00 p.m. 

17 GEORGIA* Fayetteville 7:00 p.m. 

24 at Missouri* columbia, Mo. 7:00 p.m. 

27 SOUTH CAROLINA* Fayetteville 2:00 p.m. 

31 at Ole Miss* oxford, Miss. 7:00 p.m. 

FEBRUARY 

3 at Mississippi State* (SPSO) Starkville, Miss. 2:00 p.m. 

7 kentucky* Fayetteville 7:00 p.m. 

10 Alabama* Fayetteville 2:00 p.m. 

17 MISSOURI* (CST) Fayetteville 2:00 p.m. 

21 at Georgia* (SPSO) Athens, Ga. 6:00 p.m. 

24 TENNESSEE* (SECN) Fayetteville 1:00 p.m. 

28 at Florida* (FSF/SUN) Gainesville, Fla. 6:00 p.m. 

MARCH 

3 OLE MISS* Fayetteville 2:00 p.m. 

6-10 2-tba duluth, Ga. tba 

14 SIU Edwardsville Fayetteville 7:00 p.m. 

All times central and subject to change. Home games in caps. *-SEC 

game. 1-Hawai’i Tournament (Honolulu, Hawai’i); 2-SEC Tournament 

(Duluth, Ga.). 


27

ARKANSAS 




22 C’eira Ricketts 33-33 1027-31.1 152-371 .410 15-57 .263 54-79 .684 48-102 150-4.5 48-0 143 75 11 88 373-11.3 

04 Sarah Watkins 33-33 863-26.2 118-333 .354 12-49 .245 82-111 .739 67-78 145-4.4 87-2 22 56 63 21 330-10.0 

33 Lyndsay Harris 32-19 768-24.0 101-286 .353 71-213 .333 34-49 .694 13-55 68-2.1 72-2 48 50 4 38 307-9.6 

12 Ashley Daniels 33-33 867-26.3 98-226 .434 0-5 .000 63-88 .716 96-114 210-6.4 73-3 38 67 19 41 259-7.8 

21 Dominique Robinson 32-32 641-20.0 75-195 .385 20-77 .260 42-76 .553 65-61 126-3.9 23-0 19 48 3 21 212-6.6 

24 Quistelle Williams 32-0 556-17.4 70-169 .414 10-48 .208 19-38 .500 49-93 142-4.4 52-1 18 26 14 28 169-5.3 

01 Keira Peak 32-2 481-15.0 50-124 .403 1-9 .111 35-53 .660 47-48 95-3.0 38-0 21 43 4 21 136-4.3 

11 Calli Berna 33-14 850-25.8 34-108 .315 28-86 .326 22-37 .595 15-71 86-2.6 44-0 88 50 3 46 118-3.6 

14 Erin Gatling 17-0 131-7.7 17-37 .459 5-10 .500 15-23 .652 8-13 21-1.2 10-0 15 14 1 5 54-3.2 

42 Jhasmin Bowen 15-0 116-7.7 19-34 .559 0-1 .000 8-13 .615 15-16 31-2.1 16-0 0 7 2 4 46-3.1 

02 Kelsey Hatcher 17-0 110-6.5 6-27 .222 5-18 .278 2-3 .667 3-5 8-0.5 6-0 10 7 0 2 19-1.1 

03 Jamesha Townsend 25-0 174-7.0 9-31 .290 0-0 .000 3-10 .300 12-19 31-1.2 18-0 5 18 2 2 21-0.8 

25 Joey Bailey 8-0 68-8.5 1-9 .111 0-4 .000 1-3 .333 5-13 18-2.3 13-0 1 5 1 0 3-0.4 

13 Julie Inman 13-0 48-3.7 1-7 .143 0-3 .000 0-0 .000 1-5 6-0.5 3-0 3 4 0 0 2-0.2 

TEAM 66-74 140-4.2 18 

Total 33 751-1957 .384 167-580 .288 380-583 .652 510-767 1277-38.7 503-8 431 488 127 317 2049-62.1 

Opponents 33 628-1711 .367 126-485 .260 345-535 .645 396-776 1172-35.5 526 331 622 107 225 1727-52.3 





11 1-vs. Minnesota Watkins 18/Daniels 7 L 60-68 

12 1-vs. South Florida Ricketts 28/Daniels 12 W 65-61 (OT) 

13 1-vs. 14/13 Florida State Watkins 15/Watkins 9 W 55-52 

16 TEXAS-ARLINGTON Robinson 12/Robinson 13 W 57-34 

20 UTAH Robinson 15/Robinson 8 W 57-56 

25 GRAMBLING STATE Harris 14/Two 7 W 69-49 

DECEMBER 

3 at Middle Tennessee Watkins 15/Robinson 6 W 59-53 

6 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN (CST) Ricketts 14/Four 5 W 61-46 

10 ORAL ROBERTS Watkins 15/Williams 7 W 65-37 

19 MORGAN STATE Harris 14/Williams 12 W 81-50 

21 TEXAS SOUTHERN Robinson 26/Peak 9 W 86-41 

28 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ST. Watkins 15/Bowen 6 W 59-40 

JANUARY 

1 at 17/15 Georgia* Watkins 15/Watkins 9 L 57-67 

5 at 11/9 Kentucky* (IMG/FSN) Daniels 22/Daniels 8 L 72-84 

8 6/7 TENNESSEE* (ESPNU) Harris 14/Williams 6 L 38-69 

12 at Ole Miss* Ricketts 19/Ricketts 7 L 54-60 

15 AUBURN* (FSN) Two 12/Two 7 W 59-39 

19 25/22 VANDERBILT* Watkins 21/Daniels 6 W 69-47 

22 at LSU* (FSN) Harris 17/Three 4 W 72-52 

26 at Mississippi State* Ricketts 15/Daniels 14 W 51-35 

29 FLORIDA* Watkins 17/Daniels 9 W 73-72 (2OT) 

FEBRUARY 

2 ALABAMA* Daniels 12/Peak 7 W 70-52 

9 24/24 SOUTH CAROLINA* Ricketts 16/Daniels 9 W 68-47 

12 at Auburn* (ESPN2) Watkins 14/Watkins 8 W 51-48 

16 LSU* (CST) Ricketts 19/Ricketts 6 L 42-50 

19 MISSISSIPPI STATE* Ricketts 18/Daniels 16 W 67-53 

23 at 10/9 Tennessee* (FSN) Harris 20/Ricketts 8 W 72-71 (OT) 

26 at South Carolina* (SECN) Daniels 11/Two 6 W 53-47 

MARCH 

1 2-Ole Miss (FSN) Ricketts 10/Williams 7 W 67-47 

2 2-LSU (FSN) Ricketts 17/Daniels 12 L 40-41 

8 at SIUE Two 12/Ricketts 9 W 75-37 

17 3-Dayton (ESPN2) Williams 15/Daniels 12 W 72-55 

19 3-at Texas A&M (ESPN2) Williams 14/Williams 8 L 59-61 

Home games in caps. *-SEC game. 1-WBI Tip-Off Classic (Daytona Beach, Fla.); 

2-SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.); 3-NCAA 1st/2nd Rds (College Station, Texas). 


calli 

berna 

The Razorback coaching staff 

expected Calli Berna to have 

an immediate impact and she 

didn’t disappoint the staff or 

Arkansas fans. Berna played 

in all 33 games, starting 14 

as a true freshman. She averaged 

3.6 points per game and 

25.8 minutes per game earning 

selection to the SEC All- 

Freshman Team. Berna ranked 

12th in SEC only games for 

assists with 2.6 per game and 

fifth in league only games in 

three-point percentage hitting 

37.2 percent as a freshman. 

sarah 

watkins 

A shot-blocking force, Watkins 

tallied 63 blocks and is third 

all-time at Arkansas with 161 

career rejections. She finsihed 

her junior season tied for first in 

SEC only games with 2.5 blocks 

per game and third in all games 

with 1.9 bpg. Watkins ranked 

45th in the country in blocks per 

game as well. In addition to her 

shot-blocking ability, Watkins 

scored 10.0 points per game 

and scored in double figures in 

17 contests as a junior. 

28 


Auburn 

Quick Facts 


Location: Auburn, Ala. 

Founded: 1856 


Nickname: Tigers 

Colors: Burnt Orange & Navy Blue 

Arena (Capacity): Auburn Arena (9,121) 

First Women’s Game: Auburn 79, Mercer 61 

(11/12/10) 

Record/Pct. (Years): 16-13/.552 (2) 

largest women’s game record: 7,566 vs. 

Tennessee (1/23/11) 

administration 

President: Dr. Jay Gogue (Auburn, 1969) 

Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Mary Boudreaux (LSU, 1969) 

Athletics Director: Jay Jacobs (Auburn, 1985) 

SWA: Meredith Jenkins (Florida State, 1992) 

SID Contact: Matt Crouch (UT Martin, 2003) 

Team history 

2011-2012 Record: 13-17 (.433) 


2011-2012 SEC Record/Finish: 5-11 (.313/9th) 

[3-5 Home, 2-6 Away] 




*All-Time SEC Record: 192-168 (.533) 


SEC Championships: 5 (‘81, ‘87, ‘88, ‘89, 2009) 

SEC Tournament Championships: 4 (‘81, ‘87, ‘90, 

‘97) 

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 18 (‘82, ‘83, ’85, 

‘86, ‘87, ’88, ‘89, 90, ‘91, ’93, ’94, ’96, ’97, ’99, 2000, 

‘04, ‘08, ‘09) 


NWIT Appearances: 0 


WNIT Appearances: 3 (2003, ‘07, ‘11) 



Dr. Jay Gogue 

President 

Dr. MARY BOUDREAUX 


Jay Jacobs 


Meredith Jenkins 

SWA 

Matt Crouch 

SID

AUBURN 

® 

® 


Terri 

Williams- 

Flournoy 

williams-flournoy Year-by-year 


2004-05 Georgetown 12-16 .429 7-9 .438 

2005-06 Georgetown 10-17 .370 3-13 .188 

2006-07 Georgetown 13-16 .448 3-13 .188 

2007-08 Georgetown 15-14 .517 5-11 .313 

2008-09 Georgetown 20-14 .588 7-9 .438 WNIT 

2009-10 Georgetown 26-7 .788 13-3 .813 NCAA 

2010-11 Georgetown 24-11 .686 9-7 .563 NCAA 

2011-12 Georgetown 23-9 .719 11-5 .688 NCAA 

Overall 8 years 143-104 .579 58-70 .453 

Georgetown 8 years 143-104 .579 58-70 .453 

Auburn First Year 


Hometown: Hampton, Va. 

Alma Mater (Year): Penn State (1991) 


1992-96 Georgetown Assistant Coach 

1996-2002 Georgia Assistant Coach 

2002-04 SW Missouri State Assistant Coach 

2004-12 Georgetown Head Coach 


• Led Georgetown to a four-year run from 2008-12, that was 

the most successful period in the program’s history, while 

posting an overall mark of 143-104 during her eight-year 

tenure. 

• In her last four seasons, the Hoyas were 93-41, advancing 

to the NCAA tournament in 2010, ‘11, and ‘12, while 

making a Sweet 16 appearance in 2011. They were a WNIT 

quarterfinalist in 2009. 

• During her 20-year coaching career, Williams-Flourney has 

been a part of three programs that have made 12 NCAA 

Tournament appearances, including five that advanced to the 

Sweet 16 or beyond. 

• During the summer of 2011, Williams-Flournoy was named 

an assistant coach for Team USA for the World University 

Games in Shenzhen, China. The team won a gold medal in 

competition. 

STAFF: 

Asst. Coach Ty Evans (Wisconsin-Whitewater, 1995) 

Asst. Coach Caroline McCombs (Youngstown State, 1998) 

Asst. Coach Adrian Walters (St. Francis (Pa.), 1987) 

ty evans 

1st Year 


caroline mccombs 

1st Year 

adrian walters 

1st Year 

30 


AUBURN 

MISSissippi STATE • missouri • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • texas a&m • vanderbilt 

® 

Numerical 

roster 

No. 

Name 

0 Hasina Muhammad 

3 Najat Ouardad 

5 Chadarryl Clay 

11 Courtney Strain 

12 Cedricka Sweeting 

14 Blanche Alverson 

20 Pascale “P.J.” West 

22 Julie King 

23 Nicole Tanner 

32 Tyrese Tanner 

34 Peyton Davis 

50 Cabriana Capers 



14 Blanche Alverson F/G 6-3 Sr. Andalusia, Ala. (Buford (Ga.) HS) 

50 Cabriana Capers F 6-1 Fr. Bolingbrook, Ill. (Bolingbrook HS) 

5 Chadarryl Clay G 5-7 Fr. Chattanooga, Tenn. (Girls Prep School) 

34 Peyton Davis C 6-5 Jr. Pinson, Ala. (Mortimer Jordan HS) 

22 Julie King G 5-9 Sr. St. Louis, Mo. (Nernix Hall HS) 

0 Hasina Muhammad G/F 6-1 So. Memphis, Tenn. (Ridgeway HS) 

3 Najat Ouardad G 5-1 Sr. Orleans, France (Pensacola State College) 

11 Courtney Strain G 5-9 R-So. Woodland, Ala. (Woodland HS) 

12 Cedricka Sweeting G 5-3 Fr. Miami, Fla. (South Broward HS) 

23 Nicole Tanner F/C 6-3 Fr. Birmingham, Ala. (Hoover HS) 

32 Tyrese Tanner G/F 6-1 Jr. Birmingham, Ala. (Hoover HS) 

20 Pascale “P.J.” West C 6-8 Sr. LaGrange, Ga. (Troup County HS) 



Letterwinner Lost: 5 


Tyrese Tanner (G/F, JR, 6-1 • 10.6 ppg, 3.8 rpg, 1.2 spg) 

Hasina Muhammad (G, SO, 6-1 • 9.5 ppg, 3.7 rpg, 1.3 apg) 

Blanche Alverson (G, SR, 6-3 • 9.1 ppg, 4.2 rpg, 0.9 apg) 


Camille Glymph (G, SO, 5-10 • 9.0 ppg, 2.1 rpg, 1.5 apg) 

Chantel Hilliard (F/C, SR, 6-2 • 6.0 ppg, 4.0 rpg) 


Peyton Davis (C, JR, 6-5 • 0.4 ppg, 1.2 rpg) 

Najat Ouardad (G, SR, 5-1 • 3.1 ppg, 2.1 prg, 2.7 apg) 

Courtney Strain (G, R-SO, 5-9 • Redshirted 2011-12) 

Pascale West (C, SR, 6-8 • 0.2 ppg, 0.8 rpg) 

Newcomers: 5 

Cabriana Capers (F, FR, 6-1 • Bolingbrook, Ill.) 

Chadarryl Clay (G, FR, 5-7 • Chattanooga, Tenn.) 

Julie King (G, SR, 5-9 • St. Louis, Mo.) 

Cedricka Sweeting (G, FR, 5-3 • Miami, Fla.) 

Nicole Tanner (F/C, FR, 6-3 • Birmingham, Ala.) 


NOVEMBER 

9 1-Maine Raleigh, N.C. 1:30 p.m. 

10 1-Wofford/N.C. State Raleigh, N.C. TBA 

15 Alabama STATE Auburn 6:00 p.m. 

18 Alabama A&M Auburn 6:00 p.m. 

23 2-San Diego State Boulder, Colo. 4:00 p.m. 

24 Colorado/TAMU-CC Boulder, Colo. TBA 

28 at Tulane New Orleans, La. 7:00 p.m. 

DECEMBER 

9 Hofstra Auburn 2:00 p.m. 

12 at George Washington Washington, D.C. 6:00 p.m. 

16 Temple Auburn 2:00 p.m. 

19 CHATTANOOGA Auburn 6:00 p.m. 

22 Jacksonville Auburn 2:00 p.m. 

29 Samford Auburn 2:00 p.m. 

JANUARY 

3 Arkansas* Auburn 6:00 p.m. 

6 at Missouri* Columbia, Mo. 2:00 p.m. 

10 Ole Miss* Auburn 6:00 p.m. 

13 at Texas A&M* College Station, Texas 2:00 p.m. 

17 Tennessee* (CSS) Auburn 8:00 p.m. 

20 at Kentucky* (SECN) Lexington, Ky. 1:00 p.m. 

24 at Alabama* (CSS) Tuscaloosa, Ala. 8:00 p.m. 

31 LSU* Auburn 6:00 p.m. 

FEBRUARY 

3 at South Carolina* Columbia, S.C. 2:00 p.m. 

7 at Georgia* Athens, Ga. 6:00 p.m. 

10 FLORIDA* (SPSO) Auburn 2:00 p.m. 

17 Alabama* (ESPN2) Auburn 1:30 p.m. 

21 at Tennessee* Knoxville, Tenn. 6:00 p.m. 

24 Missouri* Auburn 2:00 p.m. 

28 at Vanderbilt* (CSS) Nashville, Tenn. 8:00 p.m. 

MARCH 

3 Mississippi STATE* Auburn 2:00 p.m. 

6-10 3-TBA Duluth, Ga. TBA 

All times central and subject to change. Home games in caps. 

*-SEC game. 1-Wolfpack Invitational (Raleigh, N.C.); 2-Omni Hotels 

Classic (Boulder, Colo.); 3-SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.). 


31

® 

AUBURN 




32 Tyrese Tanner 30-18 733-24.4 113-278 .406 7-29 .241 84-130 .646 51-64 115-3.8 79-3 33 66 24 36 317-10.6 

00 Hasina Muhammad 30-16 656-21.9 119-308 .386 11-34 .324 37-64 .578 58-54 112-3.7 51-1 38 77 31 40 286-9.5 

14 Blanche Alverson 30-26 795-26.5 99-246 .402 56-136 .412 20-24 .833 20-107 127-4.2 43-0 29 42 12 30 274-9.1 

22 Camille Glymph 30-12 766-25.5 93-269 .346 54-165 .327 31-39 .795 8-54 62-2.1 28-0 46 58 5 22 271-9.0 

23 Chantel Hilliard 30-19 567-18.9 78-150 .520 0-1 .000 25-44 .568 43-76 119-4.0 76-2 14 56 28 25 181-6.0 

02 Morgan Jennings 30-15 700-23.3 50-142 .352 0-3 .000 37-65 .569 35-61 96-3.2 38-1 83 75 6 37 137-4.6 

25 Jassany Williams 30-9 451-15.0 42-106 .396 0-0 .000 21-34 .618 53-58 111-3.7 52-1 7 29 57 20 105-3.5 

03 Najat Ouardad 30-18 572-19.1 36-110 .327 11-49 .224 11-17 .647 22-41 63-2.1 60-0 81 95 0 52 94-3.1 

04 Parrisha Simmons 30-17 495-16.5 15-55 .273 0-1 .000 37-61 .607 91-64 155-5.2 42-0 23 37 9 29 67-2.2 

11 Courtney Strain 7-0 64-9.1 4-23 .174 0-2 .000 4-4 1.000 3-0 3-0.4 3-0 2 6 0 0 12-1.7 

34 Peyton Davis 19-0 113-5.9 3-13 .231 0-0 .000 1-5 .200 10-13 23-1.2 15-0 1 12 4 3 7-0.4 

20 Pascale West 18-0 88-4.9 1-8 .125 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 6-9 15-0.8 17-0 2 4 5 1 4-0.2 

TEAM 53-66 119-4.0 9 

Total 30 653-1708 .382 139-420 .331 310-489 .634 453-667 1120-37.3 504-8 359 566 181 295 1755-58.5 

Opponents 30 623-1620 .385 119-404 .295 376-539 .698 409-684 1093-36.4 475 348 570 71 272 1741-58.0 


Overall: 13-17 (8-6 Home, 3-9 Away, 2-2 Neutral) 



11 at Mercer Tanner 14/Alverson 10 W 77-43 

15 BELMONT Glymph 18/Hilliard 9 W 80-53 

18 at 8/8 Duke Glymph 12/Jennings 6 L 50-73 

23 GEORGE WASHINGTON Alverson 14/Simmons 8 W 55-47 

27 SC-UPSTATE Alverson 14/Simmons 19 W 75-34 

30 TROY Muhammad 19/Williams 8 W 74-47 

DECEMBER 

3 at Temple Glymph 12/Jennings 7 L 57-73 

14 SOUTH FLORIDA Glymph 23/Simmons 11 W 62-45 

18 22/22 PURDUE Muhammad 17/Simmons 16 L 54-62 

21 1-Marist Alverson 20/Jennings 7 L 61-69 

22 1-Central Conn. State Muhammad 16/Two 8 W 49-40 

29 2-Charlotte Hilliard 22/Simmons 5 W 68-58 

30 2-at Florida Intl. Tanner 17/Simmons 9 L 55-64 

JANUARY 

1 7/7 TENNESSEE* (CSS) Glymph 21/Alverson 6 L 52-73 

5 at Alabama* Tanner 20/Two 7 W 65-55 

8 16/15 GEORGIA* (CSS) Muhammad 15/Tanner 6 L 45-70 

12 at 25/24 Vanderbilt* (CSS) Tanner 14/Jennings 6 L 58-66 

15 at Arkansas* (FSN) Tanner 22/Three 6 L 39-59 

19 SOUTH CAROLINA* Tanner 15/Simmons 7 W 53-49 

22 at Mississippi State* Alverson 16/Hilliard 11 L 57-62 

26 6/6 KENTUCKY* Alverson 15/Two 5 L 48-66 

29 at Ole Miss* (FSN) Glymph 19/Simmons 10 W 67-54 

FEBRUARY 

2 VANDERBILT* Hilliard 13/Jennings 7 L 61-66 

5 at 8/8 Tennessee* (SECN) Glymph 13/Alverson 7 L 61-82 

9 at Florida* (FSFL/SUN) Alverson 19/Williams 8 L 56-70 

12 ARKANSAS* (ESPN2) Glymph 10/Williams 6 L 48-51 

19 at LSU* (CST) Muhammad 12/Muhammad 4 L 41-57 

23 ALABAMA* (CSS) Tanner 23/Williams 5 W 81-40 

26 OLE MISS* (FSN) Muhammad 19/Tanner 7 W 46-43 

MARCH 

1 3-Florida (FSN) Muhhamad 20/Muhammad 9 L 60-70 

Home games in caps. *-SEC game. 1-Hofstra Holiday Classic (Hempstead, N.Y.); 

2-FIU Tournament (Miami, Fla.); 3-SEC Tournament (Nasvhille, Tenn.). 

Players to WAtch 

Hasina 

muhammad 

Hasina Muhammad was a 2012 

All-SEC Freshman Team selection. 

As a freshman, she was 

second on the team in scoring 

with 9.5 points per game, a 

mark that also ranked her 30th 

in the SEC and second among 

freshmen. Muhammad blocked 

31 shots as a freshman, enough 

to rank ninth in the SEC and 

eighth all-time at Auburn among 

freshmen. She also averaged 

3.7 rebounds and 1.3 steals per 

game. 

blanche 

alverson 

Blanche Alverson, the 2012 

SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year 

and two-time SEC Community 

Service Team member, enters 

her senior season at Auburn in 

2012-13. Alverson comes into 

the season averaging 8.8 points 

and 4.3 rebounds per game 

on her career. She enters her 

senior year with 146 treys, a 

mark that ranks her sixth alltime 

at Auburn. The 37th player 

in Auburn history to reach 800 

career points, she also enters 

her final year just 184 points 

away from 1,000. 

32 


Quick Facts 


Location: Gainesville, Fla. 

Founded: 1853 


Nickname: Gators 

Colors: Orange & Blue 

Arena (Capacity): Stephen C. O’Connell Center (11,373) 

First Women’s Game: Mississippi State 98, Florida 91 

(1/3/81) 

Arena Record/Pct. (Years): 295-127/.699 (32) 



Florida 


President: Dr. Bernie Machen (Vanderbilt, 1968) 

Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Michael Sagas (Utah, 1996) 

Athletics Director: Jeremy Foley 

(Hobart College, 1974) 

SWA: Lynda Tealer (San Diego, 1992) 

SID Contact: Kathy Cafazzo (Penn State, 1993) 

Team history 

2011-2012 Record: 20-13 (.606) 

[13-3 Home, 3-7 Away, 4-3 Neutral] 

2011-2012 SEC Record/Finish: 8-8 (.500/8th) 

[6-2 Home, 2-6 Away] 








NCAA Tournament Appearances: 13 (’93, ’94, ’95, 

’96, ’97, ’98, ‘99, 2001, ‘02, ‘04, ‘06, ‘09, ‘12) 

NCAA Tournament Record: 11-13 (.458) 



WNIT Appearances: 5 (2000, ‘05, ‘08, ‘10, ‘11) 



Dr. Bernie Machen 

President 

Dr. Michael Sagas 


Jeremy Foley 


Lynda Tealer 

SWA 

Kathy Cafazzo 

SID

florida 


amanda 

butler 

butler Year-by-year 


2005-06 Charlotte 21-9 .700 13-3 .500 WNIT 

2006-07 Charlotte 19-13 .594 9-5 .643 WNIT 

2007-08 Florida 19-14 .576 6-8 .429 WNIT 

2008-09 Florida 24-8 .750 9-5 .643 NCAA 

2009-10 Florida 15-17 .469 7-9 .438 WNIT 

2010-11 Florida 20-15 .571 7-9 .438 WNIT 

2011-12 Florida 20-13 .606 8-8 .500 NCAA 

Overall 7 years 138-89 .608 59-47 .557 

Charlotte 2 years 40-22 .645 22-8 .733 

Florida 5 years 98-67 .594 37-39 .487 


Hometown: Mt. Juliet, Tenn. 

Alma Mater (Year): Florida (1995) 


1995-97 Florida Assistant Coach 

1997-2001 Austin Peay Assistant Coach 

2001-03 Charlotte Assistant Coach 

2003-05 Charlotte Associate Head Coach 

2005-07 Charlotte Head Coach 

2007-Present Florida Head Coach 


• Amanda Butler is the eighth different full-time head coach in 

the history of the Florida women’s basketball program and the 

first to guide the Gators to a postseason berth in each of her 

five years. 

• When Florida earned the No. 23 spot in the Dec. 8, 2008 

Associated Press ranking, Amanda Butler became only the 

sixth woman in the history of NCAA Division I Basketball to 

play for and coach the SAME team that earned a top-25 

ranking. 

• Amanda Butler became one of only two Gator coaches who 

won at least 20 games in their second season. Butler led 

Florida to a 24-8 record in 2008-09, when the Gators tied the 

program record for wins in a season. 

STAFF: 

Asst. Coach Angela Crosby (Appalachian State, 1995) 

Asst. Coach David Lowery (Mississippi State, 2000) 

Asst. Coach Murriel Page (Florida, 1998) 

angela crosby 

1st Season 


David Lowery 

6th Season 

murriel page 

3rd Season 

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florida 


Numerical 

roster 

No. Name 

3 January Miller 

4 Carlie Needles 

5 Chandler Cooper 

10 Jaterra Bonds 

13 Cassie Peoples* 

15 Viktorija Dimaite 

22 Kayla Lewis 

25 Christin Mercer 

31 Lily Svete 

32 Jennifer George 

34 Vicky McIntyre 

40 Sydney Moss 



10 Jaterra Bonds G 5-7 Jr. Gainesville, Fla. (P.K. Yonge HS) 

5 Chandler Cooper G 5-11 Fr. Clarksville, Tenn. (Clarksville HS) 

15 Viktorija Dimaite C 6-4 R-Fr. Panevezys, Lithuania (The Rock (Fla.) School) 

32 Jennifer George F 6-0 Sr. Fresno, Calif. (Bishop Moore (FL) HS) 

22 Kayla Lewis G 6-0 R-So. Decatur, Ga. (Southwest DeKalb HS) 

34 Vicky McIntyre C 6-7 Jr. Omaha, Neb. (Oklahoma State) 

25 Christin Mercer F 6-0 Fr. Douglasville, Ga. (Douglas County HS) 

3 January Miller G 5-8 Fr. Orlando, Fla. (University HS) 

40 Sydney Moss G/F 5-11 Fr. Union, Ky. (Boone County HS) 

4 Carlie Needles G 5-6 R-Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. (ThunderRidge HS) 

13 Cassie Peoples* G 5-6 Fr. San Antonio, Texas (Texas) 

31 Lily Svete F 6-2 R-Jr. Granger, Ind. (Penn) 

*must sit out 2012-13 season due to transfer rules 





Jennifer George (F, SR, 6-0 • 12.8 ppg, 8.8 rpg, 1.6 bpg) 

Jaterra Bonds (G, JR, 5-7 • 8.1 ppg, 2.4 rpg, 2.6 apg) 


Jordan Jones (G, R-SR, 5-9 • 11.2 ppg, 3.8 rpg, 1.8 apg) 

Lanita Bartley (G, SR, 5-6 • 9.3 ppg, 5.1 rpg, 3.2 apg) 

Azania Stewart (C, SR, 6-4 • 6.3 ppg, 5.5 rpg, 2.1 bpg) 


Kayla Lewis (G, R-SO, 5-11 • 6.7 ppg, 3.0 rpg) 

Lily Svete (F, R-JR, 6-2 • 2.3 ppg, 1.0 rpg) 

Newcomers: 8 

Chandler Cooper (G, FR, 5-11 • Clarksville, Tenn.) 

Viktorija Dimaite (C, R-FR, 6-4 • Panevezys, Lithuania) 

Vicky McIntyre (C, JR, 6-7 • Omaha, Neb.) 

Christin Mercer (F, FR, 6-0 • Douglasville, Ga.) 

January Miller (G, FR, 5-8 • Orlando, Fla.) 

Sydney Moss (G/F, FR, 5-11 • Union, Ky.) 

Carlie Needles (G, R-FR, 5-6 • Highlands Ranch, Colo.) 

Cassie Peoples* (G, FR, 5-6 • San Antonio, Texas) 

*must sit out 2012-13 season due to transfer rules 


NOVEMBER 

9 Fairfield Gainesville 4:00 p.m. 

11 Georgia State Gainesville 1:00 p.m. 

15 at Florida State tallahassee, Fla. 7:00 p.m. 

19 North Florida Gainesville 7:00 p.m. 

23 1-N.C. State las Vegas, Nev. 5:30 p.m. 

24 1-Northern Iowa las Vegas, Nev. 3:00 p.m. 

25 1-Arizona State las Vegas, Nev, 3:00 p.m. 

DECEMBER 

1 at Michigan ann Arbor, Mich. 2:00 p.m. 

4 Troy Gainesville 7:00 p.m. 

7 Pacific Gainesville 7:00 p.m. 

16 at LaSalle Philadelphia, Pa. 2:00 p.m. 

20 2-Savannah State Gainesville 7:00 p.m. 

21 2-Central Mich/St. Joe’s Gainesville 7:00 p.m. 

28 Holy Cross Gainesville 7:00 p.m. 

JANUARY 

3 at Kentucky* (SPSO) Lexington, Ky. 7:00 p.m. 

6 LSU* (SECN) Gainesville 2:00 p.m. 

10 at Mississippi State* (SUN) Starkville, Miss. 8:00 p.m. 

13 Tennessee* (ESPNU) Gainesville 11:30 a.m. 

20 South Carolina* (FSF) Gainesville 1:00 p.m. 

24 Ole Miss* (CSS) Gainesville 7:00 p.m. 

27 at Georgia* (CSS) athens, Ga. 1:00 p.m. 


FEBRUARY 

3 Alabama* (FSF) Gainesville 1:00 p.m. 

10 at Auburn* (SPSO) auburn, Ala. 3:00 p.m. 

14 at Texas A&M* (CSS) College Station, Texas 9:00 p.m. 

17 Georgia* (CSS) Gainesville 1:00 p.m. 

21 Vanderbilt* (CSS) Gainesville 7:00 p.m. 

24 at Alabama* tuscaloosa, Ala. 3:00 p.m. 

28 Arkansas* (FSF/SUN) Gainesville TBA 

march 

3 at South Carolina* (SPSO) Columbia, S.C. 1:00 p.m. 


All times eastern and subject to change. Home games in caps. 

*-SEC game. 1-South Point Thanksgiving Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.); 2-Gator 

Holiday Classic (Gainesville, Fla.); 3-SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.). 


35

florida 



Player G-Gs min- Avg FG-FGa pct 3P-3pa pct FT-Fta pct off-Def tot- Avg pF-Fo at to Bs st pts-Avg. 

32 Jennifer George 33-27 916-27.8 175-326 .537 0-0 .000 72-135 .533 123-166 289-8.8 76-1 35 78 53 40 422-12.8 

33 Jordan Jones 32-32 994-31.1 119-322 .370 67-198 .338 52-72 .722 25-96 121-3.8 41-0 58 52 0 34 357-11.2 

03 Lanita Bartley 33-27 876-26.5 100-251 .398 22-61 .361 84-117 .718 93-75 168-5.1 77-3 105 89 0 63 306-9.3 

10 Jaterra Bonds 33-33 967-29.3 94-283 .332 25-113 .221 54-79 .684 13-66 79-2.4 68-0 87 85 0 31 267-8.1 

12 Deana Allen 32-7 616-19.3 93-261 .356 16-52 .308 44-61 .721 81-70 151-4.7 51-0 61 71 1 43 246-7.7 

22 Kayla Lewis 3-1 57-19.0 8-18 .444 1-3 .333 3-4 .750 5-4 9-3.0 4-0 2 4 1 1 20-6.7 

13 Azania Stewart 33-28 824-25.0 87-174 .500 0-1 .000 33-49 .673 83-98 181-5.5 100-2 36 58 70 40 207-6.3 

14 Ndidi Madu 33-10 605-18.3 71-179 .397 7-25 .280 16-26 .615 46-96 142-4.3 70-1 38 50 9 19 165-5.0 

23 Brittany Shine 31-0 275-8.9 31-85 .365 9-33 .273 22-36 .611 6-14 20-0.6 19-0 9 17 2 9 93-3.0 

20 A. Vilaro Aragones 27-0 268-9.9 28-83 .337 15-53 .283 0-9 .000 8-30 38-1.4 15-0 22 25 1 11 71-2.6 

31 Lily Svete 32-0 277-8.7 29-91 .319 14-60 .233 2-4 .500 12-21 33-1.0 33-0 6 17 1 7 74-2.3 

TEAM 102-75 177-5.4 14 

Total 33 835-2073 .403 176-599 .294 382-592 .645 597-811 1408-42.7 554-7 459 560 138 298 2228-67.5 

Opponents 33 739-1928 .383 136-454 .300 391-569 .687 470-763 1233-37.4 545 356 589 131 268 2005-60.8 


Overall: 20-13 (13-3 Home, 3-7 Away, 4-3 Neutral) 



11 MICHIGAN Jones 21/Stewart 6 L 66-69 

14 STETSON George 21/George 9 W 71-57 

17 21/19 FLORIDA STATE George 18/Two 6 W 72-58 

22 HAMPTON Bonds 15/George 14 W 63-46 

25 1-LaSalle Jones 28/George 15 W 85-74 

26 1-Charlotte Bartley 28/George 9 W 82-73 

29 BELMONT George 15/Two 6 W 72-45 

DECEMBER 

2 2-11/12 Rutgers (FSFL) Jones 20/George 8 L 49-63 

7 at San Francisco George 24/Two 11 W 91-68 

9 at Pacific George 14/Stewart 10 L 73-78 

20 3-CHARLESTON SO. Jones 20/George 10 W 83-59 

21 3-DUQUESNE Jones 18/George 13 W 62-49 

28 SAMFORD Allen 17/George 13 W 81-56 

JANUARY 

1 6/6 KENTUCKY* (CSS) Allen 14/George 11 L 56-59 

5 at Ole Miss* (FSFL/SUN) Two 18/George 11 W 59-55 

8 SOUTH CAROLINA* George 16/George 11 L 44-49 

12 at 19/16 Georgia* George 15/Two 8 L 55-61 

15 LSU* (CSS) Jones 16/Allen 8 W 62-58 

19 ALABAMA* (SNS) George 15/George 12 W 61-37 

22 at 6/6 Kentucky* (SECN) Jones 13/George 11 L 52-57 

29 at Arkansas* Bartley 19/George 9 L 72-73 (2OT) 

FEBRUARY 

2 at LSU* Three 12/Stewart 10 W 73-64 

5 OLE MISS* Bartley 17/Bartley 10 W 84-55 

9 AUBURN* (FSFL/SUN) Bartley 17/George 8 W 70-56 

12 at 24/24 South Carolina* (ESPN2) George 17/George 10 W 62-58 

16 at 24 Vanderbilt* (FSN) George 17/George 9 L 69-75 (OT) 

19 18/15 GEORGIA* (ESPNU) George 15/George 6 W 61-57 

23 MISSISSIPPI STATE* Jones 18/Stewart 11 W 79-45 

26 at 10/9 Tennessee* (ESPNU) Svete 12/George 11 L 59-75 

MARCH 

1 4-Auburn (FSN) Jones 17/George 14 W 70-60 

2 4-Kentucky (FSN) George 18/Stewart 12 L 67-71 

18 5-Ohio State (ESPN2) George 16/Jones 8 W 70-65 

20 5-Baylor (ESPNU) Stewart 14/Bartley 7 L 57-76 

Home games in caps. *-SEC game. 1-(Courtyard LaGuardia Turkey Classic (Brooklyn, 

N.Y.); 2- vs. Rutgers (Daytona Beach, Fla.); 3-Gator Holiday Classic (Gainesville, Fla.); 

4-SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.); 5-NCAA 1st/2nd Rds. (Bowling Green, Ohio). 


Jaterra 

bonds 

Jaterra Bonds grew up in the shadows 

of the University of Florida, 

attending P.K. Yonge which also is 

located in Gainesville. She has a 

championship mentality and plays 

with an edge. A smart ballplayer 

who can shoot the three, is good 

in transition and is a very quick 

defender. She was voted to the 

2011 Southeastern Conference All- 

Freshman Team by the league’s 

coaches and earned a spot on the 

2011 SEC Freshman Academic 

Honor Roll. Played in all 67 games 

during her two-year Gator career 

and started 46. She ranked second 

for three-pointers made by a freshman 

(53). 

jennifer 

george 

George was voted by the SEC coaches 

as a 2012 First Team All-SEC 

performer. She was also honored 

by the media by being named 2012 

SEC Second-Team. Unquestionably 

the strongest member of the team, 

her increased toughness in the paint 

was on display during a pickup game 

on July 18, 2011, when she knocked 

out teammate Lanita Bartley’s tooth 

snaring a rebound. She has not 

missed a game in her Gator career. 

George made an immediate impact 

her rookie season, being voted to 

the 2010 SEC All-Freshman Team 

by the league’s coaches. 

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Quick Facts 


Location: Athens, Ga. 

Founded: 1785 


Nickname: Lady Bulldogs 

Colors: Red & Black 

Arena (Capacity): Stegeman Coliseum (10,523) 

First Women’s Game: Georgia 74, Tift 48 (1/9/75) 


Largest Women’s Game Crowd: 10,523 (five 

times) 

Georgia 


President: Dr. Michael F. Adams (Lipscomb, 1970) 

Faculty Athletic Rep.: David Shipley (Oberlin, 1972) 

Athletics Director: Greg McGarity (Georgia, 1976) 

SWA: Dr. Carla Williams (Georgia, 1989) 

SID Contact: Mike Mobley (Georgia, 1989) 

Team history 



2011-2012 SEC Record/Finish: 11-5 (.688/3rd) 

[6-2 Home, 5-3 Away] 


Postseason: NCAA First Round (0-1) 




SEC Championships: 7 (‘83, ‘84, ‘86, ‘91, ‘96, ‘97, 

2000) 


2001) 


‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ’88, ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ’93, ’95, ’96, ’97, ’98, 

‘99, 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, 

‘11, ‘12) 



NWIT Record: 3-0 (1.000) 

WNIT Appearances: 0 



Dr. Michael Adams 

President 

david shipley 


greg mcgarity 


dr. Carla Williams 

SWA 

Mike Mobley 

SID

GEORGIA 


andy 

landers 

landers Year-by-year 


1975-76 Roane St. 13-9 .590 

1976-77 Roane St. 23-3 .885 

1977-78 Roane St. 21-4 .840 

1978-79 Roane St. 25-5 .833 

1979-80 Georgia 16-12 .571 

1980-81 Georgia 27-10 .730 NWIT 

1981-82 Georgia 21-9 .700 NCAA 

1982-83 Georgia 27-7 .794 4-4 .500 NCAA FF 

1983-84 Georgia 30-3 .909 7-1 .875 NCAA 


1985-86 Georgia 30-2 .938 9-0 1.000 NCAA 

1986-87 Georgia 27-5 .844 7-2 .778 NCAA 

1987-88 Georgia 21-10 .677 5-4 .555 NCAA 

1988-89 Georgia 23-7 .767 6-3 .667 NCAA 

1989-90 Georgia 25-5 .833 6-3 .667 NCAA 

1990-91 Georgia 28-4 .875 9-0 1.000 NCAA 

1991-92 Georgia 19-11 .633 6-5 .545 

1992-93 Georgia 21-13 .618 4-7 .367 NCAA 

1993-94 Georgia 17-11 .607 5-6 .455 



1996-97 Georgia 26-5 .806 11-1 .917 NCAA 

1997-98 Georgia 17-11 .607 8-6 .571 NCAA 


1999-00 Georgia 32-4 .889 13-1 .929 NCAA 

2000-01 Georgia 27-6 .818 11-3 .786 NCAA 

2001-02 Georgia 19-11 .633 6-8 .429 NCAA 

2002-03 Georgia 21-10 .677 10-4 .714 NCAA 

2003-04 Georgia 25-10 .714 8-6 .571 NCAA 

2004-05 Georgia 24-10 .706 9-5 .643 NCAA 

2005-06 Georgia 23-9 .719 10-4 .714 NCAA 

2006-07 Georgia 27-7 .794 11-3 .786 NCAA 

2007-08 Georgia 23-10 .697 8-6 .571 NCAA 

2008-09 Georgia 18-14 .563 7-7 .500 NCAA 

2009-10 Georgia 25-9 .735 9-7 .562 NCAA 

2010-11 Georgia 23-11 .676 10-6 .625 NCAA 

2011-12 Georgia 22-9 .710 11-5 .688 NCAA 

Overall 37 Years 877-289 .752 244-119 .672 

Roane St. 4 Years 82-21 .796 

Georgia 33 Years 795-268 .748 244-119 .672 


Hometown: Maryville, Tenn. 

Alma Mater (Year): Tennessee Tech (1974) 


1974-75 Tennessee Tech Graduate Assistant 

1976-79 Roane St. CC Head Coach 

1980-Present Georgia Head Coach 


• Four-time National Coach of the Year: 1986 by the U.S. 

Basketball Writers Association; 1987 by the Women’s 

Basketball News Service; 1996 by Naismith; and 2000 by the 

U.S. Basketball Writers Association and Women’s Basketball 

News Service. 

• Was inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in 

June 2007. 

• Named SEC Coach of the Year in 1984, 1991 and 1996. 

• Has led UGA to seven SEC Championships and four SEC 

Tournament crowns. 

• Became just the fifth major college women’s basketball coach 

to reach 850 career wins with the Lady Bulldogs’ victory over 

Alabama on Feb. 6, 2011. 

• Has produced three National Players of the Year (Katrina 

McClain-1987; Saudia Roundtree-1996; and Kelly 

Miller-2000) and 12 Kodak All-Americans. 

STAFF: 

Assoc. Coach Joni Crenshaw (Alabama, 2002) 

Asst. Coach Angie Johnson (Louisville, 1991) 

Asst. Coach Robert Mosley (Miles, 1999) 

joni crenshaw 

2nd Year 


angie johnson 

1st Year 

robert mosley 

1st Year 

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GEORGIA 

MISSissippi STATE • missouri • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • texas A&m • VANDerbilt 

Numerical 

roster 

No. 

Name 

1 Khaalidah Miller 

2 Ebony Jones 

3 Anne Marie Armstrong 

4 Danielle Bennett 

10 Jasmine James 

11 Tiaria Griffin 

12 Jasmine Hassell 

13 Merritt Hempe 

15 Krista donald 

20 Shacobia Barbee 

23 Tamika Willis 

24 Marjorie Butler 

31 Erika Ford 

32 Kaelyn Causwell 


No. Name pos. ht. cl. hometown (Last School) 

3 Anne Marie Armstrong F/G 6-3 Sr. Norcross, Ga. (Wesleyan School) 

20 Shacobia Barbee G/F 5-10 Fr. Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Riverdale HS) 

4 Danielle Bennett G 5-10 Sr. Springfield, Mo. (Hillsborough (Fla.) CC) 

24 Marjorie Butler G 5-8 Fr. Knoxville, tenn. (Webb School) 

32 Kaelyn Causwell F 6-4 Fr. Sacramento, Calif. (Wesleyan (Ga.) School) 

15 Krista donald G/F 5-11 So. Lake, Miss. (Lake HS) 

31 Erika Ford G 5-9 So. Alpharetta, Ga. (Chattahoochee HS) 

11 Tiaria Griffin G 5-7 Fr. Monticello, Miss. (Hattiesburg HS) 

12 Jasmine Hassell F 6-2 Sr. Lebanon, Tenn. (Wilson Central HS) 

13 Merritt Hempe F 6-2 Fr. Fredericksburg, Va. (Stafford HS) 

10 Jasmine James G 5-9 Sr. Memphis, Tenn. (Bartlett HS) 

2 Ebony Jones F 6-2 Sr. Cedar Hill, texas (Cedar Hill HS) 

1 Khaalidah Miller G 5-9 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. (Douglass HS) 

23 Tamika Willis F 6-2 Sr. College Park, Ga. (Westlake HS) 





Jasmine Hassell (F, SR, 6-2 • 13.0 ppg, 5.7 rpg) 

Khaalidah Miller (G, JR, 5-9 • 12.4 ppg, 4.2 rpg, 1.9 spg) 

Anne Marie Armstrong (F/G, SR, 6-3 • 11.5 ppg, 6.2 rpg) 

Jasmine James (G, SR, 5-9 • 10.6 ppg, 4.7 rpg, 3.4 apg) 


Meredith Mitchell (G, SR, 6-1 • 9.2 ppg, 5.1 rpg, 2.6 apg) 


Erika Ford (G, SO, 5-9 • 5.5 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 1.0 spg) 

Krista Donald (G/F, SO, 5-11 • 5.0 ppg, 3.2 rpg) 

Tamika Willis (F, SR, 6-2 • 3.5 ppg, 3.2 rpg) 

Ebony Jones (F, SR, 6-2 • 2.0 ppg, 1.0 rpg) 

Danielle Bennett (G, SR, 5-10 • 1.7 ppg, 0.9 rpg) 

Newcomers: 5 

Tiaria Griffin (G, FR, 5-7 • Monticello, Miss.) 

Merritt Hempe (F, FR, 6-2 • Fredericksburg, Va.) 

Shacobia Barbee (G/F, FR, 5-10 • Murfreesboro, Tenn.) 

Marjorie Butler (G, FR, 5-8 • Knoxville, Tenn.) 

Kaelyn Causwell (F, FR, 6-4 • Sacramento, Calif.) 


NOVEMBER 

11 Rutgers Athens 2:00 p.m. 

14 PRESBYterian Athens 7:00 p.m. 

16 South Carolina State Athens 7:00 p.m. 

18 Belmont Athens 2:00 p.m. 

20 Savannah State Athens 7:00 p.m. 

23 1-St. Bonaventure Albuquerque, N.M. 5:30 p.m. 

24 1-New Mexico/North Texas Albuquerque, N.M. TBA 

28 Furman Athens 7:00 p.m. 

DECEMBER 

2 at Georgia Tech (CSS) Atlanta, Ga. 2:00 p.m. 

4 Mercer Athens 7:00 p.m. 

16 Lipscomb (CSS) Athens 2:00 p.m. 

19 at TCU Fort Worth, Texas 8:00 p.m. 

28 at Illinois Champaign, Ill. 8:00 p.m. 

JANUARY 

3 Missouri* Athens 7:00 p.m. 

6 at Tennessee* (SPSO) Knoxville, Tenn. 1:00 p.m. 

10 at Alabama* (CSS) Tuscaloosa, Ala. 9:00 p.m. 

13 South Carolina* (CSS) Athens 1:00 p.m. 

17 at Arkansas* Fayetteville, Ark. 8:00 p.m. 

20 Texas A&M* (ESPN2) Athens 5:00 p.m. 

27 Florida* (CSS) Athens 1:00 p.m. 

31 Alabama* Athens 7:00 p.m. 

FEBRUARY 

3 at Kentucky* (SECN) Lexington, Ky. 2:00 p.m. 

7 Auburn* Athens 7:00 p.m. 

10 at LSU* (ESPNU) Baton Rouge, La. 1:30 p.m. 

17 at Florida* (CSS) Gainesville, Fla. 1:00 p.m. 

21 Arkansas* (SPSO) Athens 7:00 p.m. 

24 at Ole Miss* (CSS) Oxford, Miss. 2:00 p.m. 

28 at Mississippi State* Starkville, Miss. 8:00 p.m. 

MARCH 

3 Vanderbilt* (ESPNU) Athens 1:30 p.m. 



*-SEC game. 1-UNM Thanksgiving Tournament (Albuquerque, N.M.); 



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GEORGIA 




12 Jasmine Hassell 31-31 836-27.0 164-302 .543 0-0 .000 74-119 .622 84-92 176-5.7 86-0 14 53 8 20 402-13.0 

01 Khaalidah Miller 31-31 1071-34.5 140-369 .379 72-203 .355 32-41 .780 29-102 131-4.2 42-0 67 50 2 58 384-12.4 

03 Anne Marie Armstrong 31-28 960-31.0 141-309 .456 23-66 .348 50-66 .758 59-132 191-6.2 85-2 92 85 33 69 355-11.5 

10 Jasmine James 24-22 810-33.8 91-234 .389 19-62 .306 53-86 .616 29-84 113-4.7 57-2 81 66 3 64 254-10.6 

11 Meredith Mitchell 31-27 986-31.8 107-267 .401 16-57 .281 54-84 .643 59-100 159-5.1 74-3 72 65 9 57 284-9.2 

31 Erika Ford 30-12 622-20.7 65-191 .340 7-34 .206 27-45 .600 49-54 103-3.4 52-0 33 47 0 30 164-5.5 

15 Krista donald 27-1 354-13.1 47-97 .485 3-5 .600 37-55 .673 39-47 86-3.2 40-0 15 33 4 10 134-5.0 

23 Tamika Willis 31-2 401-12.9 46-87 .529 0-1 .000 15-25 .600 43-57 100-3.2 49-0 11 30 9 20 107-3.5 

02 Ebony Jones 1-0 4-4.0 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 0-1 1-1.0 1-0 0 0 0 0 2-2.0 

04 Danielle Bennett 17-0 114-6.7 11-43 .256 6-30 .200 1-2 .500 4-11 15-0.9 17-0 6 15 1 4 29-1.7 

33 Brittney Crews 13-1 42-3.2 2-6 .333 1-3 .333 2-4 .500 0-2 2-0.2 3-0 1 5 0 2 7-0.5 

TEAM 64-66 130-4.2 13 

Total 31 815-1907 .427 147-461 .319 345-528 .653 459-748 1207-38.9 506-7 392 462 69 334 2122-68.5 

Opponents 31 662-1712 .387 150-508 .295 323-489 .661 401-721 1122-36.2 479 337 611 109 212 1797-58.0 


Overall: 22-9 (13-2 Home, 7-3 Away, 2-4 Neutral) 



11 TCU (CSS) Armstrong 22/Mitchell 12 W 83-60 

15 at Georgia Southern Hassell 17/Two 7 W 68-49 

17 CHARLESTON James 17/Donald 10 W 73-48 

20 23/22 SOUTHERN CAL Mitchell 21/Two 9 W 67-60 

26 1-21/21 Georgetown Two 16/Hassell 6 L 56-64 

27 1-Northeastern Two 18/Two 7 W 81-61 

30 S.C. STATE James 17/Two 5 W 85-48 

DECEMBER 

4 GEORGIA tECH (CSS) Hassell 24/Mitchell 7 W 75-68 

6 at Mercer Hassell 16/James 8 W 80-43 

19 2-22 Gonzaga Hassell 21/Miller 6 L 68-71 

20 2-Montana State Two 13/James 8 W 63-49 

22 APPALACHIAN ST. (CSS) Miller 23/Donald 13 W 81-37 

28 FURMAN Armstrong 19/Ford 10 W 83-58 

JANUARY 

1 ARKANSAS* Hassell 19/Three 7 W 67-57 

5 at 6/7 Tennessee* (CSS) Mitchell 14/Mitchell 7 L 51-80 

8 at Auburn* (CSS) Two 14/Mitchell 8 W 70-45 

12 FLORIDA* Two 19/Armstrong 6 W 61-55 

5 at Mississippi State* Armstrong 22/Two 9 W 68-51 

19 6/6 KENTUCKY* Ford 17/Hassell 9 L 64-69 

22 at Ole Miss* (CSS) Armstrong 15/Mitchell 14 W 61-47 

26 at Vanderbilt* (CSS) Armstrong 15/Hassell 6 L 48-68 

29 7/9 tENNESSEE* (ESPN2) Mitchell 13/Two 9 L 50-67 

FEBRUARY 

2 MISSISSIPPI STATE* Two 16/Armstrong 8 W 70-60 

5 at Alabama* (FSN) Two 18/Donald 9 W 81-66 

12 25 vANDERBILT* (SECN) Armstrong 23/Hassell 11 W 76-63 

16 at 25 South Carolina* (FSN) Hassell 18/James 8 W 61-59 

19 at Florida* (ESPNU) James 15/Two 7 L 57-61 

23 OLE MISS* Mitchell 20/Miller 8 W 87-52 

26 LSU* (ESPN2) Miller 14/Armstrong 7 W 62-46 

MARCH 

2 3-South Carolina (FSN) Hassell 16/James 10 L 55-59 

18 4-Marist (ESPN2) Miller 21/Donald 9 L 70-76 

Home games in caps. *-SEC game. 1-Lady Rebel Round-up (Las vegas, Nev.); 2-Las 

Vegas Holiday Hoops Classic (Las vegas, Nev.); 3-SEC tournament (Nashville, tenn.); 

4-NCAA 1st/2nd Rds. (Tallahassee, Fla.). 


Jasmine 

Hassell 

Recorded as many double-figure 

efforts (20) in the first 26 

games of the 2011-12 season 

as she did in 68 games played 

as a freshman and sophomore. 

Hassell eventually notched 23 

double-digit scoring games 

(tying Khaalidah Miller for the 

team high) and paced Georgia 

offensively a team-best 11 

times. Among SEC leaders, she 

completed the season at No. 8 

in scoring, No. 16 in rebounding 

and No. 3 in FG pct. Hassell 

was tabbed second-team All- 

SEC by both league coaches 

and the Associated Press and 

secured honorable mention All- 

America status from the WBCA. 

Anne Marie 

armstrong 

Armstrong was UGA’s overall 

leader in total rebounds 

(191), assists (92), blocks (33) 

and steals (69) as a junior. She 

ranked among the top-10 statistical 

leaders for SEC games 

in nine of 13 categories kept. 

Armstrong averaged 10.5 ppg 

in 13 pre-SEC outings and then 

upped that to a team-best 13.1 

ppg in league play. She was 

tabbed first-team All-SEC by 

league coaches and a secondteam 

All-SEC selection by the 

AP. 

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Kentucky 

Quick Facts 


Location: Lexington, Ky. 

Founded: 1865 


Nickname: Wildcats 

Colors: Blue & White 

Arena (Capacity): Memorial Coliseum (8,000) 

First Women’s Game: Kentucky 71, Lexington Merch. 

25 (12/3/74) 


Largest Women’s Game Crowd: 10,622 vs. ODU 

(2/5/83) 


President: Dr. Eli Capilouto (Alabama, 1971) 

Faculty Athletic Rep.: Joesph Fink III 

(Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, 1970) 

Athletics Director: Mitch Barnhart 

(Ottawa Univ., 1981) 

SWA: Sandy Bell (George Peabody College, 1970) 

SID Contact: Susan Lax (Freed-Hardeman, 1995) 

Team history 



2011-2012 SEC Record/Finish: 13-3 (.813/1st) 

[8-0 Home, 5-3 Away] 

2012 SEC Tournament: 1-1 (Lost in Semifinals) 

Postseason: NCAA Elite Eight (3-1) 




SEC Championships: 2 (‘82, 2012) 

SEC Tournament Championships: 1 (‘82) 

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 9 (’82, ‘83, ‘86, 

‘91, ‘99, 2006, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12) 







Dr. Eli Capilouto 

President 

Joseph Fink III 


Mitch Barnhart 


sandy bell 

SWA 

Susan Lax 

SID

KENTUCKY 

ALABAMA • arkansas • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • ole miss 

matthew 

mitchell 

mitchell Year-by-year 


2005-06 Morehead St. 16-13 .552 11-9 .550 

2006-07 Morehead St. 14-16 .467 13-7 .650 

2007-08 Kentucky 17-16 .515 8-6 .571 WNIT 

2008-09 Kentucky 16-16 .500 5-9 .357 WNIT 

2009-10 Kentucky 28-8 .777 11-5 .688 NCAA 

2010-11 Kentucky 25-9 .735 11-5 .688 NCAA 

2011-12 Kentucky 28-7 .800 13-3 .813 NCAA 

Overall 7 Years 144-85 .628 72-44 .621 

MSU 2 Years 30-29 .508 24-16 .600 

Kentucky 5 Years 114-56 .670 48-28 .632 


Hometown: Louisville, Miss. 

Alma Mater (Year): Mississippi State (1995) 


2000-03 Florida Assistant Coach 

2003-05 Kentucky Assistant Coach 

2005-07 Morehead State Head Coach 

2007-Present Kentucky Head Coach 


• 2010 SEC Coach of the Year (AP and coaches). 

• 2012 SEC Coach of the Year (AP). 

• Under Mitchell, 10 different players have received SEC 

accolades, including 2012 SEC Player of the Year A’dia 

Mathies, 2012 SEC Freshman of the Year Bria Goss and 2012 

Co-SEC 6th Woman of the Year Keyla Snowden. 

• In five seasons as head coach, Mitchell has led UK to five 

straight postseason tournaments, including three consecutive 

NCAA Tournament appearances for the first time in UK history. 

• Mitchell led his team to one of the most successful seasons 

in school history in 2011-12 with a 28-7 overall record, 

including an 18-0 mark at home and an appearance in the 

Elite Eight for the second time in three years. 

• In 2011-12, the Wildcats won their first SEC regular season 

championship since 1982 with a school-record 13-3 mark in 

league play. Their 28 wins tied the school record set in 2009- 

10 and UK has now won 25-plus games for three consecutive 

seasons for the first time ever. 

STAFF: 

Asst. Coach Matt Insell (MTSU, 2007) 

Asst. Coach Shalon Pillow (Tennessee, 2002) 

Asst. Coach Danielle Santos (Florida, 2006) 

Matt Insell 

5th Year 


Shalon Pillow 

4th Year 

danielle santos 

1st Year 

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MISSissippi STATE • missouri • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • texas a&m • vanDERBILT 

Numerical 

roster 

No. Name 

0 Jennifer O’Neill 

1 A’dia Mathies 

3 Janee Thompson 

10 Bernisha Pinkett 

11 DeNesha Stallworth 

12 Jelleah Sidney 

13 Bria Goss 

20 Maegan Conwright 

23 Samarie Walker 

31 Samantha Drake 

32 Kastine Evans 

40 Brittany Henderson 

50 Azia Bishop 


No. Name pos. ht. cl. hometown (Last School) 

50 Azia Bishop F/C 6-3 So. Toledo, Ohio (Start HS) 

20 Maegan Conwright G 5-8 Jr. Arlington, Texas (Timberview HS) 

31 Samantha Drake F/C 6-3 Jr. Bardstown, Ky. (Nelson County HS) 

32 Kastine Evans G 5-8 Jr. Salem, Conn. (Norwich Free Academy) 

13 Bria Goss G 5-10 So. Indianapolis, Ind. (Ben Davis HS) 

40 Brittany Henderson F 6-2 Sr. Pasadena, Calif. (John Muir HS) 

1 A’dia Mathies G 5-9 Sr. Louisville, Ky. (Iroquois HS) 

0 Jennifer O’Neill PG 5-6 R-So. Bronx, N.Y. (Saint Michael Academy) 

10 Bernisha Pinkett G 5-7 Jr. Washington, D.C. (Howard D. Woodson HS) 

12 Jelleah Sidney F/C 6-2 So. Queens Village, N.Y. (Chipola JC) 

11 DeNesha Stallworth C 6-3 Jr. Richmond, Calif. (California) 

3 Janee Thompson PG 5-7 Fr. Chicago, Ill. (Whitney Young HS) 

23 Samarie Walker F/C 6-1 Jr. West Carrollton, Ohio (Connecticut) 





A’dia Mathies (G, SR, 5-9 • 15.0 ppg, 5.1 rpg, 2.7 apg) 

Bria Goss (G, SO, 5-10 • 11.0 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 1.5 apg) 

Samantha Drake (C, JR, 6-3 • 4.7 ppg, 3.3rpg, 0.6 bpg) 

Kastine Evans (G, JR, 5-8 • 7.0 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 1.4 apg) 


Amber Smith (PG, GR, 5-6 • 4.4 ppg, 1.8 rpg, 2.7apg) 


Samarie Walker (F, JR, 6-1 • 8.7 ppg, 7.2 rpg, 7.2 bpg) 

Azia Bishop (F/C, SO, 6-3 • 4.9 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 1.0 bpg) 

Bernisha Pinkett (G, JR, 5-7 • 4.9 ppg, 2.1 rpg, 0.9 apg) 

Maegan Conwright (G, JR, 5-8 • 4.2 ppg, 1.8 rpg, 1.4 apg) 

Brittany Henderson (F, SR, 6-2 • 2.8 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 0.4 bpg) 

Jennifer O’Neill (PG, R-SO, 5-6 • Redshirted in 2011-12) 

Newcomers: 3 

Janee Thompson (PG, FR, 5-7 • Chicago, Ill.) 

DeNesha Stallworth (C, JR, 6-3 • Richmond, Calif.) 

Jelleah Sidney (F, SO, 6-2 • Queens Village, N.Y.) 


November 

10 DELAWARE STATE LexINGTON 1:00 p.m. 

13 at Baylor Waco, Texas 6:00 p.m. 

17 High Point LexINGTON TBA 

23 Morehead STATE LexINGTON 7:00 p.m. 

25 USC UPSTATE (UK IMG/FSN) LexINGTON 1:00 p.m. 

28 Miami (Ohio) LexINGTON 11:00 a.m. 

DECEMBER 

2 at Louisville Louisville, Ky. 2:00 p.m. 

7 DePaul LexINGTON (Rupp Arena) 7:00 p.m. 

9 MTSU (UK IMG/FSN) LexINGTON 1:00 p.m. 

18 at Pepperdine Malibu, Calif. 10:00 p.m. 

21 at UC Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, Calif. 6:00 p.m. 

28 Alcorn STATE LexINGTON 7:00 p.m. 

30 Marist (UK IMG/FSN) LexINGTON 1:00 p.m. 

JANUARY 

3 FLORIDA* (SPSO) LexINGTON 7:00 p.m. 

6 at Alabama* Tuscaloosa, Ala. 3:00 p.m. 

10 Texas A&M* (UK IMG/FSN) LexINGTON 6:00 p.m. 

13 at Missouri* (ESPNU) Columbia, Mo. 1:30 p.m. 

17 Mississippi STATE* LexINGTON 7:00 p.m. 

20 Auburn* (SECN) LexINGTON 2:00 p.m. 


27 LSU* (SPSO) LexINGTON 3:00 p.m. 

FEBRUARY 

3 Georgia* (SECN) LexINGTON 2:00 p.m. 


10 at Vanderbilt* (ESPN2) Nashville, Tenn. 4:00 p.m. 

14 South Carolina* LexINGTON 7:00 p.m. 

18 at Texas A&M* (ESPN2) College Station, Texas 7:00 p.m. 


28 at Ole Miss* Oxford, Miss. 8:00 p.m. 

March 

3 Tennessee* (ESPNU) LexINGTON 3:30 p.m. 

6-10 1-SEC Tournament Duluth, Ga. TBA 


*-SEC game. 1-SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.). 


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1 A’dia Mathies 34-34 1006-29.6 181-424 .427 51-135 .378 96-141 .681 88-87 175-5.1 73-3 93 95 21 87 509-15.0 

13 Bria Goss 35-35 928-26.5 126-339 .372 34-103 .330 98-134 .731 64-77 141-4.0 75-1 52 62 2 50 384-11.0 

4 Keyla Snowden 35-0 646-18.5 113-321 .352 60-174 .345 54-63 .857 6-33 39-1.1 58-0 27 40 2 37 340-9.7 

23 Samarie Walker 25-9 517-20.7 88-182 .484 0-0 .000 42-72 .583 77-102 179-7.2 68-1 12 39 22 34 218-8.7 

32 Kastine Evans 35-33 905-25.9 76-213 .357 30-82 .366 62-86 .721 70-65 135-3.9 58-0 49 54 6 60 244-7.0 

10 Bernisha Pinkett 34-0 443-13.0 62-163 .380 16-59 .271 26-40 .650 35-36 71-2.1 46-0 30 52 1 24 166-4.9 

50 Azia Bishop 32-1 362-11.3 63-133 .474 3-10 .300 27-64 .422 54-54 108-3.4 79-2 8 40 31 23 156-4.9 

31 Samantha Drake 31-14 361-11.6 50-95 .526 0-0 .000 45-71 .634 46-57 103-3.3 33-0 11 22 20 10 145-4.7 

24 Amber Smith 34-29 658-19.4 53-169 .314 11-57 .193 31-45 .689 17-43 60-1.8 62-0 92 79 3 27 148-4.4 

20 Maegan Conwright 34-5 580-17.1 62-152 .408 4-28 .143 16-22 .727 25-35 60-1.8 61-2 49 69 0 42 144-4.2 

40 Brittany Henderson 33-15 370-11.2 33-66 .500 0-0 .000 26-34 .765 40-59 99-3.0 52-0 9 31 13 21 92-2.8 

25 Bra’Shey Ali 11-0 82-7.5 11-16 .688 0-1 .000 1-2 .500 11-11 22-2.0 11-0 1 6 7 3 23-2.1 

03 Crystal Riley 22-0 142-6.5 7-29 .241 2-10 .200 4-10 .400 5-6 11-0.5 11-0 6 12 1 4 20-0.9 

TEAM 104-72 176-5.0 13 

Total 35 925-2302 .402 211-659 .320 528-784 .673 642-737 1379-39.4 688-9 439 614 129 422 2589-74.0 

Opponents 35 748-1820 .411 105-368 .285 482-715 .674 440-841 1281-36.6 676 360 939 134 253 2083-59.5 



SEC: 13-3 (8-0 Home, 5-3 Away) 


11 at Morehead State Evans 23/Drake 10 W 96-60 

15 JACKSONVILLE STATE Two 18/Mathies 10 W 100-25 

17 NORTHEASTERN Mathies 20/Bishop 8 W 81-47 

19 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Mathies 20/Goss 8 W 88-71 

23 NEBRASKA – OMAHA Goss 13/Drake 9 W 81-48 

25 SAM HOUSTON STATE Snowden 19/Drake 13 W 73-52 

27 MISS. VALLEY ST. (UK/FSN) Three 13/Drake 11 W 90-51 

DECEMBER 

4 10/11 LOUISVILLE (UK/FSN) Mathies 20/Evans 6 W 74-54 

8 6/5 DUKE (CW/FSN) Mathies 23/Bishop 11 W 72-65 

11 ARKANSAS-PB (UK/FSN) Two 19/Henderson 7 W 101-43 

18 at 3/3 Notre Dame (ESPNU) Drake 21/Walker 7 L 83-92 

21 SAMFORD Drake 18/Walker 7 W 90-61 

28 at Middle Tennessee Goss 12/Mathies 8 L 58-70 

JANUARY 

1 at Florida* (CSS) Mathies 14/Bishop 8 W 59-56 

5 ARKANSAS* (UK/FSN) Mathies 21/Bishop 8 W 84-72 

8 MISSISSIPPI ST.* (FSN) Snowden 22/Walker 7 W 88-40 

12 6/7 TENNESSEE* (FSN) Mathies 24/Mathies 9 W 61-60 

15 at 24 South Carolina* Snowden 15/Two 6 W 66-58 

19 at 15/14 Georgia* Goss 22/Mathies 10 W 69-64 

22 FLORIDA* (SECN) Snowden 11/Goss 9 W 57-52 

26 at Auburn* Mathies 20/Walker 15 W 66-48 

29 ALABAMA* (CSS) Snowden 14/Two 7 W 82-68 

FEBRUARY 

2 OLE MISS* Goss 19/Two 6 W 82-41 

5 at LSU* (CST) Mathies 12/Walker 6 L 51-61 

13 at 11/11 Tennessee* (ESPN2) Goss 15/Two 4 L 54-91 

16 at Alabama* Mathies 26/Bishop 6 L 75-77 

20 24 VANDERBILT* (ESPN2) Walker 15/Walker 12 W 70-61 

23 SOUTH CAROLINA* Mathies 21/Conwright 7 W 53-50 

26 at Mississippi St.* (ESPNU) Two 13/Walker 10 W 76-40 

MARCH 

2 1-Florida (FSN) Mathies 24/Walker 9 W 71-67 

3 1-LSU (ESPNU) Mathies 18/Two 4 L 61-72 

17 2-McNeese State (ESPN2) Snowden 11/Walker 13 W 69-62 

19 2-Green Bay (ESPN2) Walker 15/Walker 13 W 65-62 

25 3-Gonzaga (ESPN2) Snowden 17/Walker 12 W 79-62 

27 3-Connecticut (ESPN) Walker 14/Mathies 7 L 65-80 

Home games in caps. *-SEC game. 1-SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.); 2-NCAA 

1st/2nd Rds. (Ames, Iowa); 3-NCAA Regionals (Kingston, R.I.). 


Bria 

Goss 

SEC Freshman of the Year (AP 

and coaches), SEC All-Freshman 

Team (coaches) and All-SEC 

honorable mention (AP). UK’s 

second-leading returning scorer 

with 11.0 pts per game. Has 

started in all 35 games in her 

career. Reached double figures 

in scoring in 23 of 35 games. 

In UK freshman history: had the 

eighth highest scoring average 

(11.0 ppg), third most doublefigure 

scoring games (23) and fifth 

most 3-pts made (34). One of 

the most versatile and talented 

guards on the team. A tenacious 

defender and high-energy 

player. 

a’dia 

mathies 

One of the key cogs in the 

Wildcats’ success over the last 

three years. Has started in 103- 

of-104 games during her career 

and has netted double-figures 

77 times. UK’s top returning 

scorer from last season with 

an average of 15.0 points per 

game. 2012 SEC Player of the 

Year and 2010 SEC Freshman 

of the Year. Has climbed to No. 

12 on UK’s all-time scoring list 

(1,435 pts) and ranks No. 6 in 

steals (251). Extremely athletic 

guard. Possesses quickness with 

the ability to put the ball on the 

floor and get past defenders. 

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Quick Facts 


Location: Baton Rouge, La. 

Founded: 1860 


Nickname: Lady Tigers 

Colors: Purple & Gold 

Arena (Capacity): Pete Maravich Assembly Center 

(13,215 ) 

First Women’s Game: Whitworth 64, LSU 48 (1975) 




LSU 


INTERIM Chancellor: Dr. William L. Jenkins (Pretoria, 

1958) 

Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Bill DeMastes (Georgia, 1979) 

Athletics Director: Joe Alleva (Lehigh, 1974) 

SWA: Miriam Segar (LSU, 1997) 

SID Contact: Bill Martin (LSU, 2007) 

Team history 




[6-2 Home, 4-4 Away] 

2012 SEC Tournament: 2-1 (Lost in Finals) 





SEC Championships: 3 (2005, ‘06, ‘08) 

SEC Tournament Championships: 2 (‘91, ‘03) 

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 21 (’84, ‘86, ‘87, 

’88, ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ’97, ‘99, 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, 

‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘12) 




WNIT Appearances: 1 (‘98) 



dr. william jenkins 

Interim Chancellor 

Dr. bill demastes 


Joe Alleva 


miriam segar 

SWA 

Bill Martin 

SID

LSU 


nikki 

Caldwell 

caldwell Year-by-year 


2008-09 UCLA 19-12 .613 9-9 .500 

2009-10 UCLA 25-9 .735 15-3 .833 NCAA 

2010-11 UCLA 28-5 .848 16-2 .889 NCAA 

2011-12 LSU 23-11 .676 10-6 .625 NCAA 

Overall 4 Years 95-37 .720 50-20 .714 

UCLA 3 Years 72-26 .735 40-14 .741 

LSU 1 Year 23-11 .676 10-6 .625 


Hometown: Oak Ridge, Tenn. 

Alma Mater (Year): Tennessee (1994) 


1998-99 Tennessee Graduate Assistant 

1999-2002 Virginia Assistant Coach 

2002-08 Tennessee Assistant Coach 

2008-11 UCLA Head Coach 

2011-Present LSU Head Coach 


• Won national championships as both a player and an 

assistant coach at Tennessee. 

• In three years with the Bruins, she turned around a UCLA 

program that had won only one NCAA Tournament game in 

the nine years prior to her arrival. 

• Led the Bruins to a 72-26 (.735) overall mark, reached the 

NCAA Tournament twice and finished second in the Pac-10 

Conference in both 2010 and 2011. 

• She was named the Pac-10 Coach of the Year in 2010 after 

going 25-9 overall and advancing to the second round of the 

NCAA Tournament. 

STAFF: 

Asst. Coach Tasha Butts (Tennessee, 2004) 

Asst. Coach Tony Perotti (Tennessee, 1999) 

Asst. Coach Stacie Terry (UT-Arlington, 1998) 


tasha butts 

2nd Year 

tony perotti 

2nd Year 

stacie terry 

2nd Year 

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LSU 


Numerical 

roster 

No. 

Name 

1 Derreyal Youngblood 

3 Bianca Lutley 

4 Anne Pedersen 

5 Jeanne Kenney 

10 Adrienne Webb 

20 Kuaneshia Baker 

23 Shanece McKinney 

32 Danielle Ballard 

42 Sheila Boykin 

55 Theresa Plaisance 


No. Name pos. ht. cl. hometown (HS or JC) 

20 Kuaneshia Baker G 5-10 Fr. Gretna, La. (Helen Cox HS) 

32 Danielle Ballard G 5-9 Fr. Memphis, Tenn. (Memphis Central HS) 

42 Sheila Boykin F 6-2 So. Los Angeles, Calif. (Long Beach Poly HS) 

5 Jeanne Kenney G 5-8 Jr. Baton Rouge, La. (St. Michael the Archangel) 

3 Bianca Lutley G 5-11 Sr. Pensacola, Fla. (American Heritage HS) 

23 Shanece McKinney C 6-4 Jr. Mobile, Ala. (LeFlore HS) 

4 Anne Pedersen G 6-1 Fr. Copenhagen, Denmark (The Rock School (Fla.)) 

55 Theresa Plaisance F 6-5 Jr. New Orleans, La. (Vandebilt Catholic HS) 

10 Adrienne Webb G 5-9 Sr. Madison, Ala. (Sparkman HS) 

1 Derreyal Youngblood C 6-4 Fr. Harvey, La. (John Curtis hS) 





Bianca Lutley (G, SR, 5-11 • 5.3 ppg, 2.7 rpg, 2.1apg) 

Jeanne Kenney (G, JR, 5-8 • 5.6 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 2.8 apg) 

Adrienne Webb (G, SR, 5-9 • 9.9 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 1.0 apg) 


Courtney Jones (F, SR, 6-2 • 8.9 ppg, 5.8 rpg, 1.3 apg) 

LaSondra Barrett (F, SR, 6-2 • 12.8 ppg, 7.1 rpg, 2.7apg) 


Shanece McKinney (C, JR, 6-4 • 1.8 ppg, 1.5 rpg, 1.0 bpg) 

Sheila Boykin (F, SO, 6-2 • 1.7 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 0.6 apg) 

Theresa Plaisance (F, JR, 6-5 • 4.5 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 0.5 apg) 

Newcomers: 3 

Derreyal Youngblood (C, FR, 6-4 • Harvey, La.) 

Kuaneshia Baker (G, FR, 5-10 • Gretna, La.) 

Danielle Ballard (G, FR, 5-9 • Memphis, Tenn.) 


NOVEMBER 

11 Wichita StATE Baton Rouge 2:00 p.m. 

16 at Hampton Hampton, Va. 6:00 p.m. 

19 at Georgetown Washington, D.C. 6:00 p.m. 

23 1-West Virginia Miami, Fla. 7:00 p.m. 

25 1-FIU/Iowa Miami, Fla. TBA 

December 

2 NC State (CST) Baton Rouge 2:00 p.m. 

9 Tulane (CST) Baton Rouge 2:00 p.m. 

13 East Tennessee St. (CST) Baton Rouge 7:00 p.m. 

16 Louisiana Tech (CST) Baton Rouge 2:00 p.m. 

19 Grambling (CST) Baton Rouge 7:00 p.m. 

21 McNeese StATE Baton Rouge 2:00 p.m. 

28 at Florida Gulf Coast Fort Myers, Fla. 6:00 p.m. 

31 New Orleans Baton Rouge 2:00 p.m. 

January 

3 Ole Miss* Baton Rouge 7:00 p.m. 

6 at Florida* (SECN) Gainesville, Fla. 1:00 p.m. 


13 Mississippi State* Baton Rouge 2:00 p.m. 


20 Vanderbilt* Baton Rouge 2:00 p.m. 

27 at Kentucky* (FSN) Lexington, Ky. 2:00 p.m. 

31 at Auburn* Auburn, Ala. 6:00 p.m. 

February 

4 Texas A&M* (espn2) Baton Rouge 8:00 p.m. 

7 Tennessee* (CSS/CST) Baton Rouge 8:00 p.m. 

10 Georgia* (ESPNU) Baton Rouge 12:30 p.m. 

17 at Mississippi State* (SPSO) Starkville, Miss. 12:30 p.m. 

21 at Missouri* (SPSO) Columbia, Mo. 8:00 p.m. 

24 KentUCKY* Baton Rouge 2:00 p.m. 

28 Alabama* Baton Rouge 7:00 p.m. 

March 

3 at Texas A&M* (SECN) College Station, Texas 1:00 p.m. 



*-SEC game. 1-Florida International Thanksgiving Classic (Miami, Fla.); 



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LSU 




55 Lasondra Barrett 34-31 988-29.1 117-287 .408 24-62 .387 177-236 .750 65-177 242-7.1 86-2 92 107 16 46 435-12.8 

10 Adrienne Webb 34-27 1058-31.1 141-319 .442 24-91 .264 31-41 .756 46-74 120-3.5 56-0 34 63 3 27 337-9.9 

22 Courtney Jones 34-29 838-24.6 103-221 .466 2-9 .222 95-130 .731 82-116 198-5.8 49-2 44 86 21 37 303-8.9 

20 Destini Hughes 19-19 430-22.6 42-92 .457 9-24 .375 38-49 .776 14-35 49-2.6 41-0 47 46 2 27 131-6.9 

12 Krystal Forthan 28-2 403-14.4 71-169 .420 7-20 .350 11-17 .647 34-52 86-3.1 37-0 15 43 24 16 160-5.7 

05 Jeanne Kenney 32-31 813-25.4 62-168 .369 18-65 .277 36-45 .800 8-71 79-2.5 84-3 90 101 5 39 178-5.6 

03 Bianca Lutley 33-4 633-19.2 68-166 .410 14-39 .359 26-42 .619 20-70 90-2.7 33-0 70 86 5 29 176-5.3 

24 Theresa Plaisance 34-0 399-11.7 58-137 .423 13-43 .302 23-37 .622 16-48 64-1.9 41-0 17 32 16 12 152-4.5 

35 Taylor Turnbow 33-9 530-16.1 40-83 .482 0-0 .000 26-36 .722 28-69 97-2.9 44-0 16 32 19 19 106-3.2 

23 Shanece Mckinney 27-5 225-8.3 21-38 .553 0-0 .000 7-13 .538 19-21 40-1.5 16-0 7 13 27 3 49-1.8 

25 Swayze Black 30-13 374-12.5 20-45 .444 0-0 .000 10-24 .417 29-36 65-2.2 44-0 12 23 7 17 50-1.7 

42 Sheila Boykin 23-0 160-7.0 15-29 .517 0-0 .000 8-14 .571 17-27 44-1.9 14-0 13 16 1 10 38-1.7 

TEAM 70-90 160-4.7 10 

Total 34 758-1754 .432 111-353 .314 488-684 .713 448-886 1334-39.2 545-7 457 658 146 282 2115-62.2 

Opponents 34 658-1902 .346 181-643 .281 344-550 .625 462-661 1123-33.0 649 335 577 75 320 1841-54.1 


Overall: 23-11 (13-4 Home, 8-6 Away, 2-1 Neutral) 



14 at Wichita St. Two 16/Forthan 7 W 64-56 

16 1-14/16 gEORGETOWN Barrett 11/Two 8 W 51-40 

19 at Tulane Barrett 11/Kenney 5 L 62-65 (OT) 

21 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF Barrett 14/Barrett 7 W 80-28 

22 NORTHWESTERN (CST) Barrett 11/Webb 5 L 43-44 

27 at 18/19 Ohio State (BTN) Two 15/Jones 12 L 68-77 

DECEMBER 

11 ALABAMA STATE Forthan 17/Barrett 5 W 67-35 

13 UCLA (CST) Barrett 18/Barrett 8 W 58-41 

16 at McNeese State Forthan 15/Jones 8 W 64-43 

18 LAMAR Webb 15/Lutley 7 W 77-35 

22 GRAMBLING Barrett 15/Barrett 6 W 62-47 

29 at Louisiana Tech Jones 20/Barrett 7 W 66-55 

JANUARY 

1 at Ole Miss* Two 13/Barrett 13 W 83-44 

5 at Mississippi State* Two 11/Three 7 L 48-53 

8 ALABAMA* (SECN) Barrett 16/Barrett 7 W 84-40 

12 24 SOUTH CAROLINA* Barrett 14/Forthan 12 W 58-48 

15 at Florida* (CSS) Barrett 17/Barrett 11 L 58-62 

19 at 9/9 Tennessee* (CSS) Jones 16/Jones 8 L 56-65 

22 ARKANSAS* (FSN) Jones 14/Jones 7 L 52-72 

24 at East tennessee State Barrett 20/Jones 11 W 71-68 (OT) 

29 at Vanderbilt* Lutley 18/Barrett 9 L 72-81 

FEBRUARY 

2 FLORIDA* Webb 19/Barrett 8 L 64-73 

5 6/5 KENTUCKY* (CST) Webb 19/Kenney 6 W 61-51 

9 MISSISSIPPI ST.* (CST) Barrett 17/Two 7 W 53-49 

12 at Alabama* (CSS) Barrett 21/Two 12 W 51-46 

16 at Arkansas* (CST) Barrett 11/Barrett 9 W 50-42 

19 AUBURN* (CST) Barrett 13/Barrett 10 W 57-41 

23 24 VANDERBILT* (FSN) Barrett 20/Barrett 12 W 69-66 

26 at 18/16 georgia* (ESPN2) Two 11/Two 6 L 46-62 

MARCH 

2 2-Arkansas (FSN) Webb 15/Lutley 7 W 41-40 

3 2-Kentucky (ESPNU) Jones 18/Turnbow 8 W 72-61 

4 2-Tennessee (ESPN2) Webb 16/Two 4 L 58-70 

18 3-SAn dIEGO ST. (ESPN2) Barrett 17/Barrett 10 W 64-56 

20 3-PENN STATE (ESPN2) Barrett 18/Barrett 12 L 80-90 

Home games in caps. *-SEC game. 1-Big Six Series (Baton Rouge, La.); 2-SEC 

Tournament (Nashville, tenn.); 3-NCAA 1st/2nd Rds. (Baton Rouge, La.). 


adrienne 

webb 

One of the SEC’s top shooting 

guards and one of the best 

three-point shooters in school 

history. She has played in 96 

games with 59 starts. A career 

9.2 point per game scorer who 

has shot 33.4 percent from 

three-point range. In three seasons, 

has drained the sixth-most 

threes in LSU history (123) while 

attempting the sixth-most treys 

(368). Heads into her final season 

with 887 points. Scored in 

double-figures 50 times and 

recorded one double-double. A 

member of the 2012 SEC All- 

Tournament Team. 

Jeanne 

Kenney 

A standout guard who enters 

her junior season with 31 career 

starts and 64 games played. 

She has produced 12 doublefigure 

scoring games and six 

games of five assists or better. 

A local prospect who signed 

with the Lady Tigers prior to 

her senior year at St. Michael. 

LSU’s active leader in assists 

with 120. Assumed the point 

guard role following Destini 

Hughes’ season-ending injury 

on Jan. 19. Last season, she 

tallied a team-high 2.8 assists 

per game, which ranked 10th 

in the SEC. 

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OLE MISS 

QUICK FACTS 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

LOCATION: Oxford, Miss. 

FOUNDED: 1848 

ENROLLMENT: 21,535 

NICKNAME: Rebels 

COLORS: Cardinal Red & Navy Blue 

ARENA (CAPACITY): C.M. Tad Smith Coliseum (8,867) 

FIRST WOMEN’S GAME: Ole Miss 85, Blue Mount. 56 

(12/4/74) 

RECORD/PCT. (YEARS): 372-103 /.783 (38) 

LARGEST WOMEN’S GAME CROWD: 5,404 vs. 



CHANCELLOR: Dr. Dan Jones (Mississippi College, 1971) 

FACULTY ATHLETIC REP.: Dr. Ron Rychlak 

(Wabash College, 1980) 

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR: Ross Bjork (Emporia State, 1995) 

SWA: Lynnette Johnson (East Carolina, 1988) 

SID CONTACT: Kristen Saibini (Nevada, 2006) 

TEAM HISTORY 

2011-2012 RECORD: 12-18 (.400) 


2011-2012 SEC RECORD/FINISH: 2-14 (.125/T-11th) 

[1-7 Home, 1-7 Away] 

2012 SEC TOURNAMENT: 0-1 (Lost in First Round) 

POSTSEASON: N/A 

ALL-TIME RECORD: 744-419 (.640/38 years) 

*ALL-TIME SEC RECORD: 162-199 (.449) 

ALL-TIME SEC TOURNAMENT RECORD: 25-33 (.431) 

SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1 (‘92) 

SEC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS: 0 

NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES: 17 (‘82, ‘83, ’84, 

‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ’88, ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ’92, ’94, ’95, ’96, 2004, 

‘05, ‘07) 

NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORD: 18-17 (.514) 

NWIT APPEARANCES: 0 

NWIT RECORD: 0-0 (.000) 

WNIT APPEARANCES: 5 (‘99, 2001, ‘06, ‘09, ‘10) 

WNIT RECORD: 2-5 (.286) 


DR. DAN JONES 

Chancellor 

DR. RON RYCHLAK 


ROSS BJORK 


LYNNETTE JOHNSON 

SWA 

KRISTEN SAIBINI 

SID

OLE MISS 

ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • GEORGIA • KENTUCKY • LSU • OLE MISS 

BRETT 

FRANK 

FRANK YEAR-BY-YEAR 


First Year 

ABOUT THE COACH 

HOMETOWN: Bokchito, Okla. 

ALMA MATER (YEAR): Southeastern Oklahoma State (1995) 


1994-97 SE Oklahoma State Assistant Coach 

1998-2002 SE Oklahoma State Assistant Coach 

2002-04 Fresno State Assistant Coach 

2005-10 Fresno State Assistant Coach 

2010-12 Fresno State Associate Head Coach 

2012-Present Ole Miss Acting Head Coach 


• Is in his 17th season in the college coaching ranks, has been 

a part of five NCAA Tournament appearances and eight 

postseason appearances at the Division I level. 

• Played an important role in the Bulldogs’ history-making 

season in 2011-12. Fresno State set a school record for wins 

(28) while advancing to its fifth-consecutive NCAA Tournament 

appearance. In 2010-11, the Bulldogs went 25-8 overall and 

14-2 in conference action. 

• In 2009-10, the Bulldogs won a then-school record 27 games 

(27-7), became the first WAC school to go undefeated in 

conference play (16-0) since Louisiana Tech in 2002-03 and 

earned the program’s first-ever NCAA Tournament at-large 

berth. 

• Fresno State enjoyed a magical season in 2008-09 when 

the team repeated as WAC regular season and tournament 

champions, earning its second-straight berth in the NCAA 

Tournament. 

STAFF: 

Asst. Coach Rebecca Kates-Taylor (Mississippi State, 2005) 

Asst. Coach Taja Edwards (Fresno State, 2011) 

ASSISTANT COACHES 

REBECCA KATES-TAYLOR 

1st Year 

TAJA EDWARDS 

1st Year 

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NUMERICAL 

ROSTER 

No. Name 

3 Valencia McFarland 

10 Diara Moore 

11 Kenyotta Jenkins 

12 Gracie Frizzell 

14 Maggie McFerrin 

20 Amber Singletary 

21 Destini Price 

22 Danielle McCray 

25 Courtney Marbra 

32 Tia Faleru 

42 Monique Jackson 

2012-13 ROSTER 

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (HS or JC) 

32 Tia Faleru G/F 6-0 So. Ozark, Ala. (Carroll HS) 

12 Gracie Frizzell G 5-10 R-Fr. Little Rock, Ark. (Central Ark. Christian HS) 

42 Monique Jackson F 6-1 So. Phenix City, Ala. (Central HS) 

11 Kenyotta Jenkins G 5-10 Jr. Potts Camp, Miss. (Potts Camp HS) 

25 Courtney Marbra F 6-1 Sr. Jackson, Miss. (Forest Hill HS) 

22 Danielle McCray F 6-1 So. West Palm Beach, Fla. (Trinity Christian Acad.) 

3 Valencia McFarland PG 5-4 Jr. Edwards, Miss. (Raymond HS) 

14 Maggie McFerrin G 5-7 Sr. Tupelo, Miss. (Tupelo HS) 

10 Diara Moore G 5-7 Jr. Cedar Hill, Texas (Independence CC) 

21 Destini Price F 6-0 Fr. Lancaster, Calif. (Antelope Valley HS) 

20 Amber Singletary PG 5-9 So. Baltimore, Md. (Seton Keough HS) 

TEAM INFORMATION 

LETTERWINNERS RETURNING: 8 

LETTERWINNERS LOST: 5 

STARTERS RETURNING: 3 

Valencia McFarland (PG, JR, 5-4 • 13.5 ppg, 4.2 rpg) 

Danielle McCray (F, SO, 6-1• 5.2 ppg, 4.6 rpg) 

Courtney Marbra (F, SR, 6-1 • 2.9 ppg, 2.5 rpg) 

STARTERS LOST: 2 

Nikki Byrd (C, SR, 6-4 • 11.7 ppg, 8.4 rpg) 

Whitney Hameth (G, SR, 5-10 • 4.9 ppg, 3.4 rpg) 

OTHER LETTERWINNERS RETURNING: 5 

Kenyotta Jenkins (G, JR, 5-10 • 4.9 ppg, 3.4 rpg) 

Maggie McFerrin (G, SR, 5-7 • 3.1 ppg, 0.8 rpg) 

Amber Singletary (PG, SO, 5-9 • 3.6 ppg, 1.0 rpg) 

Tia Faleru (G/F, SO, 6-1 • 4.9 ppg, 3.4 rpg) 

Monique Jackson (F, SO, 6-1 • 1.6 ppg, 2.1 rpg) 

NEWCOMERS: 3 

Diara Moore (G, JR, 5-7 • Cedar Hill, Texas) 

Gracie Frizzell* (G, R-FR, 5-10 • Little Rock, Ark.) 

Destini Price (F, FR, 6-0 • Lancaster, Calif.) 

*redshirted in 2011-12 

2012-13 SCHEDULE 

NOVEMBER 

9 SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA OXFORD 5:30 p.m. 

16 NORTHWESTERN STATE OXFORD 11:00 a.m. 

19 LAMAR OXFORD 7:00 p.m. 

27 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE OXFORD 7:00 p.m. 

29 LIPSCOMB OXFORD 7:00 p.m. 

DECEMBER 

1 at Louisiana Tech Ruston, La. 7:00 p.m. 

8 MASSACHUSETTS OXFORD 2:00 p.m. 

16 BELMONT OXFORD 2:00 p.m. 

18 at Cleveland State Cleveland, Ohio 6:00 p.m. 

21 1-at Hofstra Hempstead, N.Y. 6:00 p.m. 

22 1-Northwestern Hempstead, N.Y. 2:00 p.m. 

29 2-McNeese State New Orleans, La. 3:00 p.m. 

30 2-TBA New Orleans, La. TBA 

JANUARY 


6 VANDERBILT* (ESPNU) OXFORD 2:30 p.m. 

10 at Auburn* Auburn, Ala. 6:00 p.m. 

13 ALABAMA* (SPSO) OXFORD 1:30 p.m. 

20 MISSOURI* (CST) OXFORD 2:00 p.m. 



31 ARKANSAS* OXFORD 7:00 p.m. 

FEBRUARY 

3 at Vanderbilt* Nashville, Tenn. 2:00 p.m. 

10 at Tennessee* Knoxville, Tenn. 6:00 p.m. 

14 MISSISSIPPI STATE* OXFORD 7:00 p.m. 

17 SOUTH CAROLINA* (SECN) OXFORD 1:00 p.m. 

21 at Texas A&M* College Station, Texas 7:00 p.m. 

24 GEORGIA* (CSS) OXFORD 1:00 p.m. 

28 KENTUCKY* OXFORD 7:00 p.m. 

MARCH 




game. 1-New York Life Holiday Invitational (Hempstead, N.Y.); 2-Tulane 

DoubleTree Classic (New Orleans, La.); 3-SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.). 

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2011-12 STATISTICS 

Player G-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3P-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Off-Def Tot.-Avg. PF-FO A TO B S Pts.-Avg. 

03 Valencia McFarland 30-30 1109-37.0 145-407 .356 41-125 .328 74-104 .712 16-88 104-3.5 29-0 142 98 7 62 405-13.5 

22 Nikki Byrd 28-23 689-24.6 126-240 .525 1-13 .077 75-121 .620 93-142 235-8.4 81-2 16 73 25 26 328-11.7 

21 Danielle McCray 30-14 598-19.9 66-167 .395 1-7 .143 22-40 .550 42-96 138-4.6 49-1 10 35 16 16 155-5.2 

11 Kenyotta Jenkins 29-2 370-12.8 62-137 .453 3-9 .333 14-32 .438 48-52 100-3.4 39-1 11 53 16 21 141-4.9 

32 Tia Faleru 29-12 590-20.3 51-158 .323 2-8 .250 37-55 .673 51-48 99-3.4 44-0 28 46 4 17 141-4.9 

30 Whitney Hameth 29-18 608-21.0 49-188 .261 25-119 .210 14-23 .609 18-61 79-2.7 19-0 35 39 5 17 137-4.7 

20 Amber Singletary 30-10 604-20.1 38-145 .262 17-63 .270 15-22 .682 8-23 31-1.0 47-0 33 69 8 23 108-3.6 

14 Maggie McFerrin 29-12 417-14.4 32-91 .352 24-69 .348 3-6 .500 6-16 22-0.8 23-1 35 39 0 11 91-3.1 

25 Courtney Marbra 30-17 397-13.2 37-99 .374 0-0 .000 14-25 .560 40-36 76-2.5 30-0 19 37 6 10 88-2.9 

15 Pa’Sonna Hope 23-0 172-7.5 20-49 .408 0-0 .000 3-11 .273 34-30 64-2.8 32-0 9 16 11 5 43-1.9 

23 LaTosha Laws 26-7 270-10.4 16-74 .216 5-22 .227 9-11 .818 17-19 36-1.4 29-0 17 25 2 9 46-1.8 

42 Monique Jackson 23-5 193-8.4 14-47 .298 0-0 .000 8-13 .615 19-29 48-2.1 27-0 6 18 4 5 36-1.6 

05 Jasmine Trotter 12-0 33-2.8 4-6 .667 0-0 .000 3-6 .500 2-4 6-0.5 3-0 0 4 2 0 11-0.9 

Team 89-94 183-6.1 13 

Total 30 660-1808 .365 119-435 .274 291-469 .620 483-738 1221-40.7 452-5 361 565 106 222 1730-57.7 

Opponents 30 700-1859 .377 135-452 .299 332-504 .659 507-753 1260-42.0 452 374 516 92 300 1867-62.2 

2011-12 RESULTS 



NOVEMBER Scorer/Rebounder Result 

11 NORTH FLORIDA McFerrin 11/Two 5 W 68-59 

15 at Lamar McFarland 13/Hope 6 L 58-67 

18 SOUTH ALABAMA Byrd 12/Byrd 16 W 54-45 

21 at SEMO Byrd 14/Byrd 13 W 51-43 

26 at Massachusetts Byrd 26/Byrd 17 W 72-67 

29 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF McFarland 18/Byrd 12 W 83-52 

DECEMBER 

3 GRAMBLING McFarland 20/Byrd 10 W 78-53 

10 at 9/9 Miami Byrd 10/Hope 8 L 48-76 

14 CENTRAL MICHIGAN McFarland 24/Byrd 15 L 75-78 (OT) 

16 at Lipscomb McFarland 23/Byrd 18 W 72-57 

19 1-MURRAY STATE Singletary 15/Byrd 11 W 64-59 

21 1-CLEVELAND STATE Two 14/Byrd 6 W 74-63 

29 SE LOUISIANA Byrd 20/Byrd 11 W 72-52 

JANUARY 

1 LSU* Byrd 14/Hameth 9 L 44-83 

5 FLORIDA* (FSFL/SUN) Two 13/Byrd 11 L 55-59 

8 at 24/21 Vanderbilt* Byrd 15/Byrd 13 L 52-58 

12 ARKANSAS* Byrd 16/McCray 8 W 60-54 

15 at Alabama* McFarland 25/Faleru 9 W 69-55 

19 MISSISSIPPI STATE* McFarland 14/Byrd 14 L 46-51 

22 15/14 GEORGIA* (CSS) Two 13/Faleru 10 L 47-61 

26 at South Carolina* (FSN) Two 12/Faleru 9 L 43-61 

29 AUBURN* (FSN) McFarland 15/Two 5 L 54-67 

FEBRUARY 

2 at 6/6 Kentucky* Marbra 7/Two 6 L 41-82 

5 at Florida* McFarland 11/Faleru 7 L 55-84 

9 ALABAMA* McFarland 12/Two 8 L 47-52 

12 at Mississippi State* (FSN) McFarland 16/Two 12 L 50-53 (OT) 

19 13/10 TENNESSEE* (SECN) McFarland 21/Faleru 6 L 56-66 

23 at 18/16 Georgia* McFarland 22/Laws 4 L 52-87 

26 at Auburn* (FSN) Byrd 17/McCoy 10 L 43-46 

MARCH 

1 2-Arkansas (FSN) McCray 14/McCray 5 L 47-67 

Home games in caps. *-SEC game. 1-Magnolia Classic (Oxford, Miss.); 2-SEC 

Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.). 

PLAYERS TO WATCH 

VALENCIA 

MCFARLAND 

COURTNEY 

MARBRA 

Marbra appeared in all 30 

games and made 17 starts. 

She finished the season averaging 

2.9 points per game 

and 2.5 rebounds per game. 

Scored a season-high nine 

points twice on the year including 

nine in a win over North 

Florida (Nov. 11). Also grabbed 

a season-high seven rebounds 

on two occasions in wins over 

Grambling State (Dec. 3) and 

at Alabama (Jan. 15). She 

knocked down a career-high 

four free throws in a win over 

South Alabama. 

Named to the Coaches Second 

Team All-SEC and to the AP 

Second Team All-SEC teams. 

She started all 30 games for Ole 

Miss and was the only Rebel to 

start all 30 games during the 

season. She led the team in 

scoring (13.5 ppg), steals (62), 

assists (142), three pointers (42), 

free throw percentage (71.2 percent), 

points (405) and minutes 

played (37.0 mpg). She scored 

in double figures in 23 of the 

team’s 30 games and recorded 

six 20-point games during the 

season including a career-high 

25 in a win at Alabama (Jan. 

15). 

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MISSISSIPPI STATE 

Quick Facts 


Location: Starkville, Miss. 

Founded: 1878 


Nickname: Lady Bulldogs 

Colors: Maroon & White 

Arena (Capacity): Humphrey Coliseum (10,500) 

First Women’s Game: Jackson State 74, Mississippi 

State 64 (1974) 


Largest Women’s Crowd: 6,055 vs. LSU (2/9/03) 


President: Dr. Mark Keenum (Mississippi State, 1984) 

Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Steven Turner (Mercer, 1975) 

Athletics Director: Scott Stricklin (Mississippi State, 

1992) 

SWA: Ann Carr (Mississippi State, 1990) 

SID Contact: Brock Turnipseed (Mississippi State, 1999) 

Team history 




[2-6 Home, 2-6 Away] 








NCAA Tournament Appearances: 6 (‘99, 2000, ‘02, 

‘03, ‘09, ‘10) 




WNIT Appearances: 5 (‘98, 2001, ‘05, ‘07, ‘08) 



Dr. Mark Keenum 

President 

Dr. Steven C. Turner 


scott stricklin 


Ann Carr 

SWA 

brock turnipseed 

SID

vic 

Schaefer 



Schaefer Year-by-year 


1990-91 Sam Houston St. 11-16 .407 5-9 .357 

1991-92 Sam Houston St. 9-18 .333 5-13 .278 

1992-93 Sam Houston St. 6-20 .231 3-15 .107 

1993-94 Sam Houston St. 10-17 .370 4-14 .143 

1994-95 Sam Houston St. 13-14 .481 10-8 .556 

1995-96 Sam Houston St. 18-10 .643 13-5 .722 

1996-97 Sam Houston St. 13-15 .464 8-8 .500 

Overall 7 Years 80-110 .421 48-72 .400 

SH State 7 Years 80-110 .421 48-72 .400 

MSU First Year 


Hometown: Austin, Texas 

Alma Mater (Year): Texas A&M (1984) 


1990-97 Sam Houston State Head Coach 

1997-2003 Arkansas Assistant Coach 

2003-12 Texas A&M Associate Head Coach 

2012-Present Mississippi State Head Coach 


• As Associate Head Coach at TAMU, Schaefer helped guide the 

Aggies to seven NCAA Tournament appearances, including 

the program’s first national championship in 2010-11, as well 

as the Elite Eight in 2008 and Sweet 16 appearances in 2009 

and 2012. 

• At Sam Houston State, he guided the Bearkats to 18 wins 

in 1996, their most wins in a decade, en route to earning 

Southland Conference Coach of the Year honors. 

• Schaefer also tutored the SLC Newcomer of the Year in three 

of his final four seasons, and during his first year at the school, 

he tutored Sierena Autman to Southland Conference Player of 

the Year accolades. 

STAFF: 

Assoc. Head Coach Johnnie Harris (Arkansas Baptist, 1996) 

Asst. Coach Aqua Franklin (Texas A&M, 2009) 

Asst. Coach Brittany Hudson (Georgia State, 2008) 


johnnie harris 

1st Year 

aqua Franklin 

1st Year 

brittany hudson 

1st Year 

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Numerical 

roster 

No. 

Name 

2 Darriel Gaynor 

5 Sherise Williams 

10 Martha Alwal 

11 Katia May 

12 Candace Foster 

14 Kendra Grant 

15 Brittany Young 

20 Shamia Robinson 

21 Jerica James 

23 Carnecia Williams 

44 Jessy Ward 



10 Martha Alwal C 6-4 So. Worthington, Minn. (Worthington HS) 

12 Candace Foster G 5-8 Jr. Jackson, Miss. (Murrah HS) 

2 Darriel Gaynor G 5-6 Sr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Trinity Valley CC) 

14 Kendra Grant G 5-11 So. Richland, Miss. (Richland HS) 

21 Jerica James G 5-5 So. North Little Rock, Ark. (North Little Rock HS) 

11 Katia May G 5-2 Jr. York, Ala. (Sumter County HS) 

20 Shamia Robinson F 5-8 So. Maben, Miss. (West Oktibbeha HS) 

44 Jessy Ward G 5-8 Fr. Clarksville, Tenn. (Clarksville HS) 

23 Carnecia Williams F 6-3 R-So. Memphis, Tenn. (White Station HS) 

5 Sherise Williams F 6-1 Fr. St. Louis, Mo. (McCluer HS) 

15 Brittany Young G/F 5-9 Jr. Birmingham, Ala. (Midfield HS) 





Martha Alwal (C, SO, 6-4 • 5.4 ppg, 7.2 rpg, 2.7 bpg) 

Kendra Grant (G, SO, 5-11 • 7.3 ppg, 3.9 rpg) 


Diamber Johnson (G, SR, 5-7 • 14.7 ppg, 2.0 rpg, 3.6 apg) 

Porsha Porter (G, SR, 5-6 • 13.0 ppg, 4.7 rpg, 2.2 apg) 

Catina Bett (C, SR, 6-5 • 5.3 ppg, 4.0 rpg) 

Ashley Brown (F, SR, 5-11 • 4.0 ppg, 5.7 rpg) 


Shamia Robinson (F, SO, 5-8 • 2.5 ppg, 3.2 rpg) 

Jerica James (G, SO, 5-5 • 2.0 ppg, 1.2 rpg, 1.2 apg) 

Darriel Gaynor (G, SR, 5-6 • 1.7 ppg, 0.9 rpg) 

Katia May (G, JR, 5-2 • 0.9 ppg, 0.5 rpg) 

Carnecia Williams (F, SO, 6-3 • 0.6 ppg, 1.0 rpg) 

Brittany Young (G/F, JR, 5-9 • 0.5 ppg, 0.7 rpg) 

Candace Foster (G, JR, 5-8 • 0.1 ppg, 0.5 rpg) 

Newcomers: 2 

Jessy Ward (G, FR, 5-8 • Clarksville, Tenn.) 

Sherise Williams (F, FR, 6-1 • St. Louis, Mo.) 


NOVEMBER 

9 Houston Starkville 7:00 p.m. 

12 Hampton Starkville 7:00 p.m. 

16 Louisiana Tech Starkville 7:00 p.m. 

20 1-Winthrop Puerto Vallarta, Mexico 3:30 p.m. 

21 1-Oregon State/UCSB Puerto Vallarta, Mexico TBA 

22 1-TBA Puerto Vallarta, Mexico TBA 

28 Savannah STATE Starkville 7:00 p.m. 

DECEMBER 

1 at Southern Miss Hattiesburg, Miss. 4:00 p.m. 

7 Florida Atlantic Starkville 7:00 p.m. 

16 Florida A&M Starkville 2:00 p.m. 

20 Jacksonville STATE Starkville 7:00 p.m. 

28 Northwestern STATE Starkville 7:00 p.m. 

29 Troy Starkville 7:00 p.m. 

JANUARY 

3 at Vanderbilt* Nashville, Tenn. 7:00 p.m. 

6 South Carolina* Starkville 2:00 p.m. 

10 Florida* (SUN) Starkville 7:00 p.m. 

13 at LSU* Baton Rouge, La. 2:00 p.m. 

17 at Kentucky* Lexington, Ky. 6:00 p.m. 

24 Texas A&M* Starkville 7:00 p.m. 

27 Ole Miss* Starkville 2:00 p.m. 

31 at Tennessee* (CSS) Knoxville, Tenn. 6:00 p.m. 

FEBRUARY 

3 Arkansas* (SPSO) Starkville 2:00 p.m. 

10 at Missouri* (SECN) Columbia, Mo. 1:00 p.m. 

14 at Ole Miss* Oxford, Miss. 7:00 p.m. 

17 LSU* (SPSO) Starkville 12:30 p.m. 

21 Alabama* Starkville 7:00 p.m. 


28 Georgia* Starkville 7:00 p.m. 

MARCH 

3 at Auburn* Auburn, Ala. 2:00 p.m 



game. 1-Hardwood Tournament of Hope (Puerto Vallarta, Mexico); 2-SEC 

Tournament (Duluth, Ga.). 


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03 Diamber Johnson 30-27 1007-33.6 161-453 .355 35-124 .282 83-111 .748 19-41 60-2.0 44-0 109 74 9 49 440-14.7 

04 Porsha Porter 29-29 896-30.9 134-365 .367 27-110 .245 82-123 .667 43-93 136-4.7 66-0 65 104 3 91 377-13.0 

14 Kendra Grant 30-30 832-27.7 74-245 .302 41-143 .287 30-42 .714 31-85 116-3.9 69-0 17 55 4 17 219-7.3 

10 Martha Alwal 30-15 744-24.8 68-171 .398 0-0 .000 25-42 .595 76-139 215-7.2 50-0 15 33 82 22 161-5.4 

34 Catina Bett 28-26 563-20.1 66-145 .455 0-1 .000 15-38 .395 45-68 113-4.0 76-2 8 49 25 12 147-5.3 

25 Ashley Brown 29-18 617-21.3 45-91 .495 0-0 .000 27-45 .600 84-82 166-5.7 73-1 18 54 5 31 117-4.0 

20 Shamia Robinson 29-0 350-12.1 29-85 .341 1-9 .111 14-26 .538 47-46 93-3.2 26-0 3 34 21 15 73-2.5 

21 Jerica James 29-1 301-10.4 23-79 .291 7-19 .368 4-8 .500 6-29 35-1.2 23-0 34 29 0 7 57-2.0 

02 Darriel Gaynor 27-1 226-8.4 18-46 .391 10-29 .345 1-1 1.000 3-21 24-0.9 15-0 7 15 1 12 47-1.7 

11 Katia May 24-0 102-4.3 10-35 .286 0-5 .000 1-4 .250 6-7 13-0.5 22-0 14 23 1 7 21-0.9 

01 Danielle Rector 28-1 124-4.4 8-36 .222 6-25 .240 1-2 .500 9-8 17-0.6 16-0 5 11 2 2 23-0.8 

23 Carnecia Williams 16-0 69-4.3 4-20 .200 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 7-9 16-1.0 10-0 1 4 0 4 10-0.6 

15 Brittany Young 20-0 93-4.7 5-13 .385 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 6-7 13-0.7 14-0 1 6 0 2 10-0.5 

12 Candace Foster 20-2 73-3.7 0-4 .000 0-1 .000 2-6 .333 5-4 9-0.5 3-0 1 12 0 3 2-0.1 

05 Judith Tabala 12-0 28-2.3 0-6 .000 0-0 .000 1-4 .250 7-7 14-1.2 3-0 0 7 0 0 1-0.1 

TEAM 64-91 155-5.2 15 

Total 30 645-1794 .360 127-466 .273 288-454 .634 458-737 1195-39.8 510-3 298 525 153 274 1705-56.8 

Opponents 30 655-1801 .364 143-518 .276 361-560 .645 497-777 1274-42.5 416 370 517 94 241 1814-60.5 





11 JACKSONVILLE STATE Johnson 30/Alwal 11 W 78-41 

14 XAVIER Johnson 21/Alwal 11 W 71-65 

17 ALCORN STATE Johnson 14/Alwal 22 W 66-48 

20 1-at 6/6 Texas A&M Johnson 14/Brown 5 L 47-93 

23 MISSISSIPPi vALLEY ST. Porter 18/Alwal 12 W 64-47 

26 at Savannah State Brown 18/Brown 9 W 56-42 

30 SOUTH ALABAMA Johnson 22/Two 8 W 63-47 

DECEMBer 

4 TULANE Johnson 28/Brown 11 W 70-55 

11 at Louisiana Tech Johnson 25/Brown 13 L 62-63 

16 SOUTHERN MISS Porter 25/Brown 10 W 71-57 

19 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE Brown 15/Alwal 8 W 72-38 

29 2-Oklahoma State Porter 19/Two 8 L 71-78 

30 2-at Nevada Johnson 23/Robinson 10 W 67-63 

January 

5 LSU* Two 11/Three 7 L 48-53 

8 at 11/9 Kentucky* (FSN) Johnson 16/Robinson 6 L 40-88 

12 at Alabama* (FSN) Johnson 22/Two 5 W 66-61 

15 19/16 GEORGIA* Porter 12/Alwal 11 L 51-68 

19 at Ole Miss* Johnson 21/Two 6 W 51-46 

22 AUBURN* Johnson 27/Alwal 10 W 62-57 

26 ARKANSAS* Two 7/Alwal 14 L 35-51 

29 at South Carolina* (SECN) Porter 19/Porter 7 L 43-69 

FEBruary 

2 at 21/20 Georgia* Two 14/Alwal 8 L 60-70 

5 VANDERBILT* Johnson 17/Alwal 8 L 59-65 

9 at LSU* (CST) Johnson 15/Bett 7 L 49-53 

12 OLE MISS* (FSN) Porter 18/Alwal 10 W 53-50 (OT) 

16 13/10 TENNESSEE* (CSS) Grant 17/Alwal 7 L 41-57 

19 at Arkansas* James 12/Brown 7 L 53-67 

23 at Florida* Porter 17/Two 4 L 45-79 

26 13/10 keNTUCKY* (ESPNU) Grant 9/Robinson 6 L 40-76 

march 

1 3-Vanderbilt (FSN) Johnson 14/Alwal 7 L 51-67 

Home games in caps. *-SEC game. 1-Super Six Challenge (College Station, Texas); 

2-Reno-Tahoe Classic (Reno, Nev.); 3-SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.). 


Kendra 

Grant 

Grant finished her rookie season 

third on the team in scoring 

with a 7.3 average. Also 

grabbed 3.9 rebounds and 0.57 

assists per contest. She was 

the only player on the team to 

start all 30 games, averaging 

27 minutes a game. She tallied 

double-digit scoring in 10 

contests. Shot 71.4 percent 

from the free-throw line and 

28.7 percent from three-point 

range. Also drained a teamhigh 

41 three pointers. Tallied 

a 7.6 scoring average in SEC 

games, hitting just under half 

of her three pointers in league 

contests. 

Martha 

Alwal 

Alwal was named to the SEC 

All-Freshman Team after leading 

the SEC and rating 16th 

nationally in blocked shots with 

82. She compiled the thirdmost 

blocks in school history, 

trailing only Chanel Mokango. 

Ended her rookie campaign fifth 

on MSU’s career blocks chart. 

Also tallied three double-doubles 

and eight double-figure 

rebounding games. Averaged 

5.4 points and an SEC sixthmost 

7.2 rebounds per contest. 

Also averaged an SEC-best 2.5 

blocks per league game. 

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Quick Facts 


Location: Columbia, Mo. 

Founded: 1839 


Nickname: Tigers 

Colors: Black & Old Gold 

Arena (Capacity): Mizzou Arena (15,061) 

First Women’s Game: Missouri 82, Evansville 66 

(11/30/04) 

Record/Pct. (Years): 75-52/.591(8) 


Stanford (12/18/04) 

missouri 


chancellor: Dr. Brady Deaton (Kentucky, 1966) 

Faculty Athletic Rep.: Lori Franz (Nebraska, 1968) 

Athletics Director: Mike Alden (Evansville, 1980) 

SWA: Sarah Reesman (Missouri, 1986) 

SID Contact: Jenny Dewar (Illinois, 2010) 

Team history 

2011-2012 Record: 13-18 (.419) 


2011-2012 SEC Record/Finish: N/A 

2012 SEC Tournament: N/A 



*All-Time SEC Record: N/A 

All-Time SEC Tournament Record: N/A 

SEC Championships: N/A 

SEC Tournament Championships: N/A 

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 9 (‘82, ‘83, ‘84, 

‘85, ‘86, ‘94, 2000, ‘04, ‘06) 






*Regular-season games only, 2013- 

Dr. brady deaton 

Chancellor 

lori franz 


mike alden 


sarah reesman 

SWA 

jenny dewar 

SID

MISSOURI 

ALABAMA • arkansas ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • georgia • kentucky KENTUCKY • LSU • ole miss 

Robin 

Pingeton 

PINGETON Year-by-year 


1992-93 St. Ambrose 23-8 .742 11-1 .917 

1993-94 St. Ambrose 25-7 .781 10-2 .833 NAIA 

1994-95 St. Ambrose 20-11 .645 N/A N/A 

1995-96 St. Ambrose 30-6 .833 14-0 1.000 NAIA 


1997-98 St. Ambrose 20-15 .571 8-4 .667 



2003-04 Illinois St. 16-13 .552 9-9 .500 

2004-05 Illinois St. 13-18 .419 7-11 .389 NCAA 

2005-06 Illinois St. 12-16 .429 7-11 .389 

2006-07 Illinois St. 22-11 .667 13-5 .722 WNIT 

2007-08 Illinois St. 26-7 .788 13-5 .722 NCAA 

2008-09 Illinois St. 27-8 .771 15-3 .833 WNIT 

2009-10 Illinois St. 28-8 .778 16-2 .889 WNIT 

2010-11 Missouri 13-18 .419 5-11 .313 

2011-12 Missouri 13-18 .419 2-16 .111 

Overall 17 Years 364-193 .654 159-85 .652 

St. Ambrose 8 Years 194-76 .719 72-12 .857 

Illinois St. 7 Years 144-81 .640 80-46 .635 

Missouri 2 Years 26-36 .419 7-27 .206 


Hometown: Atkins, Iowa 

Alma Mater (Year): St. Ambrose (1990) 


1992-2000 St. Ambrose Head Coach 

2000-02 Iowa State Assistant Coach 

2002-03 Iowa State Associate Head Coach 

2003-10 Illinois State Head Coach 

2010-Present Missouri Head Coach 


• In seven years at the helm of Illinois State, Pingeton amassed a 

144-81 (.640) record and brought the Redbird program back 

to national prominence. 

• During her tenure, she led the school to three straight Missouri 

Valley Conference Regular Season titles, two State Farm 

Missouri Valley Tournament championships, a school-best four 

straight 20-win seasons, two NCAA Tournament berths and 

three WNIT appearances. 

• She was named Missouri Valley Coach of the Year in 2004 

and 2010. 

• Pingeton started her head coaching career at her alma mater, 

St. Ambrose, in 1992. In eight seasons, the Bees qualified for 

five NAIA National Tournaments, including Elite Eight berths in 

1996 and 2000. Pingeton was named the conference coach 

of the year three times and the NAIA Kodak District Coach of 

the Year in 2000. 

STAFF: 

Assoc. Head Coach Randy Norton (Iowa, 1986) 

Asst. Coach Willie Cox (Bradley, 1982) 

Asst. Coach Jenny Putnam (St. Ambrose, 2001) 

randy norton 

3rd Year 


willie cox 

3rd Year 

jenny putnam 

3rd Year 

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MISSOURI 

MISSissippi STATE state • MISSOURI • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • TEXAS A&M • VANDERBILT 

Vanderbilt 

Numerical 

roster 

No. Name 

0 Darian Saunders 

1 Lianna Doty 

2 Morgan Stock 

3 Bree Fowler 

10 Maddie Stock 

11 Lindsey Cunningham 

12 Michelle Hudyn 

13 Bri Kulas 

15 Kyley Simmons 

21 Sydney Crafton 

30 Morgan Eye 

32 Liene Priede 

34 Kendra Frazier 

45 Liz Smith 



21 Sydney Crafton G 5-10 Sr. Jefferson City, Mo. (Jefferson City HS) 

11 Lindsey Cunningham G 6-0 Fr. Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge HS) 

1 Lianna Doty g 5-7 Fr. St. Louis, Mo. (Kirkwood HS) 

30 Morgan Eye g 5-9 So. Montrose, Mo. (Montrose HS) 

3 Bree Fowler g 5-9 So. Kansas City, Mo. (Staley HS) 

34 Kendra Frazier C 6-5 R-Sr. Altamont, Kan. (Labette County HS) 

12 Michelle Hudyn F 6-2 Fr. Kitchener, Ontario (Eastwood Collegiate HS) 

13 Bri Kulas f 6-1 Jr. Shawnee Mission, Kan. (Johnson County CC) 

32 Liene Priede g 5-10 Sr. Riga, Latvia (Independence CC) 

0 Darian Saunders F 6-1 Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Palo Verde Magnet HS) 

15 Kyley Simmons G 5-7 So. Council Bluffs, Iowa (Lewis Central HS) 

45 Liz Smith C 6-1 Sr. Overland Park, Kan. (Johnson County CC) 

10 Maddie Stock G 6-0 Fr. Town & Country, Mo. (St. Joseph’s Acad.) 

2 Morgan Stock G 6-1 Fr. Town & Country, Mo. (St. Joseph’s Acad.) 





Kyley Simmons (G, SO, 5-7 • 4.7 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 3.8 apg) 

Morgan Eye (G, SO, 5-10 • 8.1 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 1.5 apg) 

Liene Pride (G, SR, 5-10 • 6.5 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 1.45 apg) 


Christine Flores (F, SR, 6-3 • 16.9 ppg, 7.8 rpg, 2.3 apg) 

BreAnna Brock (F, SR, 6-2 • 13.7 ppg, 8.2 rpg, 1.2 apg) 


Bree Fowler (G, SO, 5-9 • 1.8 ppg, 1.0 rpg, 0.52 apg) 

Sydney Crafton (G, SR, 5-10 • 6.2 ppg, 4.4 rpg, 1.7 apg) 

Liz Smith (C, SR, 6-1 • 1.5 ppg, 1.6 rpg, 2.8 apg) 

Newcomers: 7 

Darian Saunders (F, FR, 6-1 • Tucson, Ariz.) 

Lianna Doty (G, FR, 5-7 • St. Louis, Mo.) 

Morgan Stock (G, FR, 6-1• Town & Country, Mo.) 

Maddie Stock (G, FR, 6-0 • Town & Country, Mo.) 

Lindsey Cunningham (G, FR, 6-0 • Columbia, Mo.) 

Michelle Hudyn (F, FR, 6-2 • Kitchener, Ontario) 

Bri Kulas (F, FR, 6-1 • Shawnee Mission, Kan.) 


NOVEMBER 

9 Saint Louis Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

12 Chicago State Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

15 Western Illinois Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

22 1-Wichita State Cancun, Mexico 2:30 p.m. 

23 1-Green Bay Cancun, Mexico 5:00 p.m. 

24 1-Minnesota Cancun, Mexico 5:00 p.m. 

29 SEMO Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

DECEMBER 

3 Tennessee-Martin Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

6 Missouri State Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

8 Arkansas-Pine Bluff Columbia 5:30 p.m. 

16 Southern Illinois Columbia 2:00 p.m. 

18 Morgan State Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

20 Murray State Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

29 at Memphis memphis, Tenn. 2:00 p.m. 

JANUARY 

3 at Georgia* athens, Ga. 6:00 p.m. 

6 Auburn* Columbia 2:00 p.m. 

10 at Tennessee* (SPSO) Knoxville, Tenn. 7:00 p.m. 

13 Kentucky* (ESPNU) Columbia 12:30 p.m. 

20 at Ole Miss* oxford, Miss. 2:00 p.m. 

24 Arkansas* Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

27 at Texas A&M* (ESPNU) College Station, Texas 2:30 p.m. 

31 Florida* Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

FEBRUARY 

3 Tennessee* (CSS) Columbia 1:00 p.m. 

10 Mississippi State* (SECN) Columbia 1:00 p.m. 

14 at Vanderbilt* nashville, Tenn. 7:00 p.m. 

17 at Arkansas* fayetteville, Ark. 2:00 p.m. 

21 LSU* (SPSO) Columbia 8:00 p.m. 

24 at Auburn* auburn, Ala. 2:00 p.m. 

28 South Carolina* Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

MARCH 

3 at Alabama* tuscaloosa, Ala. 2:00 p.m. 



game. 1-Cancun Challenge (Cancun, Mexico); 2-SEC Tournament (Duluth, 

Ga.). 


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ALABAMA • arkansas ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • georgia • kentucky KENTUCKY • LSU • ole miss 



50 Christine Flores 31-30 1040-33.5 167-392 .426 42-117 .359 149-193 .772 65-177 242-7.8 100-8 72 88 93 35 525-16.9 

22 BreAnna Brock 31-29 925-29.8 165-345 .478 9-32 .281 87-125 .696 71-182 253-8.2 86-3 38 55 63 22 426-13.7 

30 Morgan Eye 31-14 823-26.5 84-234 .359 63-177 .356 19-23 .826 13-87 100-3.2 49-2 46 59 0 20 250-8.1 

32 Liene Priede 31-17 663-21.4 71-211 .336 36-103 .350 22-34 .647 17-62 79-2.5 61-1 45 65 0 9 200-6.5 

21 Sydney Crafton 29-14 648-22.3 66-161 .410 9-30 .300 38-63 .603 39-89 128-4.4 55-0 49 63 7 24 179-6.2 

15 Kyley Simmons 31-31 1121-36.2 49-121 .405 37-95 .389 11-23 .478 9-59 68-2.2 57-0 111 89 3 32 146-4.7 

02 Bailey Gee 30-14 352-11.7 17-52 .327 5-22 .227 15-20 .750 15-40 55-1.8 29-0 16 31 2 9 54-1.8 

03 Bree Fowler 29-6 275-9.5 17-62 .274 12-38 .316 6-10 .600 16-14 30-1.0 29-0 15 23 4 11 52-1.8 

45 Liz Smith 29-0 246-8.5 16-51 .314 0-1 .000 12-18 .667 17-29 46-1.6 22-1 8 23 4 2 44-1.5 

05 Paige Spietz 15-0 48-3.2 2-7 .286 0-2 .000 3-4 .750 1-4 5-0.3 7-0 2 1 0 1 7-0.5 

24 Maggie Flynn 15-0 47-3.1 2-13 .154 0-7 .000 2-2 1.000 1-4 5-0.3 5-0 3 4 2 1 6-0.4 

12 Tori Niemann 16-0 62-3.9 2-8 .250 1-4 .250 0-2 .000 3-8 11-0.7 7-0 1 2 0 0 5-0.3 

Team 46-83 129-4.2 18 

Total 31 658-1657 .397 214-628 .341 364-517 .704 313-838 1151-37.1 507-15 406 521 178 166 1894-61.1 

Opponents 31 701-1895 .370 168-549 .306 409-577 .709 446-767 1213-39.1 521 377 378 97 256 1979-63.8 


Overall: 13-18 (8-9 Home, 4-8 Away, 1-1 Neutral) 

Conference: 2-16 (1-8 Home, 1-8 Away) 


11 at UTSA Priede 18/Flores 9 W 70-50 

12 at Texas A&M-CC Flores 29/Brock 17 W 75-58 

16 at St. Louis Brock 17/Flores 9 W 68-56 

20 NORTH FLORIDA Flores 22/Brock 8 W 67-46 

26 WRIGHT STATE Flores 26/Brock 11 W 92-62 

DECEMBER 

3 1-Northwestern Brock 23/Two 6 L 70-74 

7 Eastern Illinois Flores 25/Flores 14 W 56-54 

10 North Dakota Flores 29/Flores 8 W 69-52 

19 Evansville Two 25/Flores 8 W 74-51 

22 Memphis Flores 22/Brock 14 W 58-48 

30 Sam Houston State Brock 16/Brock 11 W 66-48 

JANUARY 

4 at 1/1 Baylor Brock 14/Two 6 L 46-90 

7 13/17 Texas Tech Flores 16/ Crafton 12 L 63-69 

11 at Kansas State Flores 13/Two 7 L 46-72 

15 Kansas [FSN] Brock 26/Brock 8 L 63-72 

18 at 14-13 Texas A&M Flores 13/Brock 9 L 52-78 

21 Oklahoma State Flores 20/Flores 7 L 58-62 

25 at Texas Flores 12/Brock 13 L 58-75 

28 Oklahoma Brock 20/Brock 10 L 59-62 

FEBRUARY 

1 1/1 Baylor Two 8/Flores 7 L 41-71 

5 at 25 Texas Tech [FSN] Crafton 13/Flores 8 L 49-76 

8 Iowa State Two 14/Two 9 L 52-65 

11 at Oklahoma Brock 20/Brock 10 L 70-74 

14 14/13 Texas A&M Flores 20/Flores 10 L 52-56 

18 at Kansas Flores 24/Two 6 W 70-65 

21 at Iowa State Flores 16/Brock 7 L 59-66 (OT) 

25 Kansas State Flores 20/Brock 10 W 61-56 (OT) 

28 Texas Brock 24/Brock 16 L 62-75 

MARCH 

3 at Oklahoma State Brock 11/Flores 16 L 47-68 

7 2- Oklahoma State [Metro] Flores 24/Brock 13 W 72-68 

8 2- Oklahoma [FSN] Flores 18/Two 7 L 59-70 

Home games in caps. 1-Big 12/Big Ten Challenge (Columbia, Mo.); 2-Phillips 66 Big 

12 Championship (Kansas City, Mo.). 


MORGAN 

eye 

A native of Montrose, Mo., 

Morgan Eye came to Missouri 

from Montrose High School and 

made an immediate impact on 

the team. During her freshman 

season, Eye appeared in all 31 

of Mizzou’s games and earned 

14 starts. She made herself 

known as one of the Tigers’ best 

three-pont shooters as she shot 

83 percent from behind the arc. 

She was also one of four Tigers 

to record over 100 rebounds 

last season. Eye was named Big 

12 Freshman of the Week during 

the season as well. 

KYLEY 

simmons 

Now a sophomore, Kyley 

Simmons is one of the Tigers’ 

star returners. Simmons played 

in 31 games during her freshman 

campaign, and she was 

the only Tiger to start every 

game last season as well. She 

recorded a team high 36.2 minutes 

per game while shooting 41 

percent from the field. Simmons 

averaged 4.7 points per game 

for the Tigers and tallied a teamhigh 

111 assists. Her efforts paid 

off during the season as she was 

named Big 12 Freshman of the 

week and was also named to the 

Big 12 All-Freshman Team. 

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south carolina 

Quick Facts 


Location: Columbia, S.C. 

Founded: 1801 


Nickname: Gamecocks 

Colors: Garnet & Black 

Arena (Capacity): Colonial Life Arena (18,000) 

First Women’s Game: USC 72, Clemson 58 

(11/22/02) 



Clemson (11/22/02) 


President: Dr. Harris Pastides (Albany, 1975) 

Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Zach Kelehear (Furman, 

1998) 

Athletics Director: Ray Tanner (N.C. State, 1980) 

SWA: Judy Van Horn (Central Michigan, 1981) 

SID Contact: Diana Koval (North Carolina, 1993) 

Team history 




[6-2 Home, 4-4 Away] 

2012 SEC Tournament: 2-1 (Lost in Semifinals) 

Postseason: NCAA Sweet 16 (2-1) 






NCAA Tournament Appearances: 9 (’82, ’86, ‘88, 

‘89, ‘90, ‘91, 2002, ‘03, ‘12) 







Dr. Harris Pastides 

President 

Dr. Zach Kelehear 


ray tanner 


judy van horn 

SWA 

Diana Koval 

SID

SOUTH CAROLINA 


Dawn 

Staley 

Staley Year-by-year 


2000-01 Temple 19-11 .633 11-5 .688 WNIT 

2001-02 Temple 20-11 .645 12-4 .750 NCAA 

2002-03 Temple 14-15 .483 9-7 .563 

2003-04 Temple 21-10 .677 14-2 .875 NCAA 

2004-05 Temple 28-4 .875 16-0 1.000 NCAA 

2005-06 Temple 24-8 .750 12-4 .750 NCAA 

2006-07 Temple 25-8 .756 13-1 .929 NCAA 

2007-08 Temple 21-13 .618 12-2 .857 NCAA 

2008-09 S. Carolina 10-18 .357 2-12 .168 

2009-10 S. Carolina 14-15 .483 7-9 .438 

2010-11 S. Carolina 18-15 .545 8-8 .500 WNIT 

2011-12 S. Carolina 25-10 .714 10-6 .625 NCAA 

Overall 12 Years 239-138 .634 126-60 .677 

Temple 8 Years 172-80 .683 99-25 .798 

S. Carolina 4 Years 67-58 .536 27-52 .342 


Hometown: Philadelphia, Pa. 

Alma Mater (Year): Virginia (1992) 


2000-08 Temple Head Coach 

2008-Present South Carolina Head Coach 


• In 12 seasons as a head coach, she has taken seven teams 

to the NCAA Tournament with two others making WNIT 

appearances and amassed seven 20-win seasons. 

• Staley has earned coach of the year honors from the WBCA 

(Region I in 2005), Black Coaches and Administrators (Female 

in 2012) and the Atlantic 10 Conference (2004, 2005). 

• Through four seasons at South Carolina, Staley has guided the 

Gamecocks to 27 SEC regular-season victories, the best fouryear 

mark for the program in more than a decade. 

• Staley coached in her first NCAA Sweet 16 in 2012, her 

first NCAA Tournament appearance as head coach of the 

Gamecocks. 

• A three-time Olympic gold medalist as a player, Staley was an 

assistant coach on the 2008 Olympic gold medal team and 

was a USA Basketball Select Team Court Coach in 2010. 

STAFF: 

Assoc. Head Coach Lisa Boyer (Ithaca, 1972) 

Asst. Coach Nikki McCray (Tennessee, 1995) 

Asst. Coach Darius Taylor (Michigan, 2000) 

Lisa Boyer 

5th Year 


Nikki McCray 

5th Year 

darius taylor 

3rd Year 

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Numerical 

roster 

No. Name 

2 Shelbretta Ball 

3 Ieasia Walker 

5 Khadijah Sessions 

12 Wilka Montout 

15 Tiffany Davis 

20 Sancheon White 

21 Ashley Bruner 

23 Tina Roy 

24 Aleighsa Welch 

25 Tiffany Mitchell 

31 Asia Dozier 

33 Elem Ibiam 



2 Shelbretta Ball G 5-8 So. Jackson, Miss. (Jackson Academy) 

21 Ashley Bruner F 6-0 Sr. Norman, Okla. (Norman HS) 

15 Tiffany Davis G 5-7 Fr. Houston, Texas (Westbury Christian HS) 

31 Asia Dozier G 5-10 Fr. Columbia, S.C. (Spring Valley HS) 

33 Elem Ibiam C 6-3 So. Fayetteville, Ga. (Fayette County HS) 

25 Tiffany Mitchell G 5-9 Fr. Charlotte, N.C. (Providence Day HS) 

12 Wilka Montout C 6-3 Jr. Cayenne, French Guiana (NE Okla. A&M) 

23 Tina Roy G 5-11 So. Kaplan, La. (Kaplan HS) 

5 Khadijah Sessions G 5-8 Fr. Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Myrtle Beach HS) 

3 Ieasia Walker G 5-8 Sr. Amityville, N.Y. (Copiague HS) 

24 Aleighsa Welch F 6-0 So. Goose Creek, S.C. (Goose Creek HS) 

20 Sancheon White G 5-10 Sr. Hammond, Ind.(Central Arizona College) 





Ieasia Walker (G, SR, 5-8 • 7.9 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 3.2 apg) 


Markeshia Grant (G, SR, 5-6 • 11.1 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 1.7 apg) 

La’Keisha Sutton (G, SR, 5-8 • 10.6 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 2.8 apg) 

Charenee Stephens (F, SR, 6-0 • 4.9 ppg, 4.9 rpg) 

Courtney Newton (F, SR, 5-9 • 0.7 ppg, 1.5 rpg) 


Sancheon White (G, SR, 5-10 • 3.5 ppg, 2.4 rpg) 

Ashley Bruner (F, SR, 6-0 • 7.2 ppg, 5.2 rpg, 1.2 apg) 

Tina Roy (G, SO, 5-11 • 4.4 ppg, 1.4 rpg) 

Aleighsa Welch (F, SO, 6-0 • 7.6 ppg, 6.1 rpg) 

Elem Ibiam (C, SO, 6-3 • 3.0 ppg, 3.0 rpg) 

Newcomers: 5 

Khadijah Sessions (G, FR, 5-8 • Myrtle Beach, S.C.) 

Wilka Montout (C, JR, 6-3 • Cayenne, French Guiana) 

Tiffany Davis (G, FR, 5-7 • Houston, Texas) 

Asia Dozier (G, FR, 5-10 • Columbia, S.C.) 

Tiffany Mitchell (G, FR, 5-9 • Charlotte, N.C.) 


NOVEMBER 

9 Elon Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

12 at Louisiana Tech Ruston, La. 8:00 p.m. 

15 Savannah State (SPSO) Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

18 Clemson (SPSO) Columbia 3:00 p.m. 

22 1-Hampton St. Thomas, U.S.V.I. 1:15 p.m. 

23 1-Florida Gulf Coast St. Thomas, U.S.V.I. 3:30 p.m. 

24 1-DePaul St. Thomas, U.S.V.I. 3:30 p.m. 

28 Drexel Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

december 

2 at Seton Hall South Orange, N.J. 2:00 p.m. 

9 Furman (SPSO) Columbia 3:00 p.m. 

19 Stanford (FSS/FSC) Columbia 7:30 p.m. 

21 South Carolina State Columbia Noon 

29 Western Carolina Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

JANUARY 

3 Tennessee* (SPSO) Columbia 9:00 p.m. 


10 Vanderbilt* Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

13 at Georgia* (CSS) athens, Ga. 1:00 p.m. 

17 LSU* Columbia 7:00 p.m. 

20 at Florida* (FSF) Gainesville, Fla. 1:00 p.m. 

24 Kentucky* (SPSO) Columbia 7:00 p.m. 


FEBRUARY 

3 Auburn* Columbia 3:00 p.m. 

7 at Alabama* Tuscaloosa, Ala. 7:30 p.m. 

10 Texas A&M* Columbia 3:30 p.m. 

14 at Kentucky* lexington, Ky. 7:00 p.m. 

17 at Ole Miss* (SECN) Oxford, Miss. 2:00 p.m. 

24 Mississippi State* Columbia 3:00 p.m. 


MARCH 

3 Florida* (SPSO) Columbia 1:00 p.m. 


All times eastern and subject to change. Home games in caps. *-SEC 

game. 1-Paradise Jam (St. Thomas, U.S.V.I.); 2-SEC Tournament (Duluth, 

Ga.). 


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05 Markeshia Grant 35-35 944-27.0 144-353 .408 64-176 .364 35-49 .714 31-57 88-2.5 49-0 58 67 4 31 387-11.1 

11 La’Keisha Sutton 35-35 1073-30.7 140-365 .384 24-93 .258 68-90 .756 33-64 97-2.8 65-3 97 110 10 46 372-10.6 

03 Ieasia Walker 35-33 1040-29.7 98-310 .316 20-85 .235 59-89 .663 35-116 151-4.3 72-1 113 90 19 63 275-7.9 

24 Aleighsa Welch 33-2 694-21.0 98-167 .587 0-1 .000 56-98 .571 104-96 200-6.1 41-0 18 40 22 19 252-7.6 

21 Ashley Bruner 35-3 772-22.1 100-225 .444 0-0 .000 53-138 .384 96-87 183-5.2 69-0 39 54 25 47 253-7.2 

12 Charenee Stephens 35-35 713-20.4 74-141 .525 0-0 .000 23-34 .676 77-95 172-4.9 54-1 14 31 24 26 171-4.9 

23 Tina Roy 34-0 383-11.3 53-181 .293 32-127 .252 10-22 .455 20-29 49-1.4 20-0 10 15 1 9 148-4.4 

20 Sancheon White 35-1 460-13.1 45-131 .344 7-30 .233 25-43 .581 31-54 85-2.4 49-0 21 30 7 30 122-3.5 

33 Elem Ibiam 25-0 197-7.9 26-59 .441 0-1 .000 22-35 .629 34-40 74-3.0 33-0 4 16 17 2 74-3.0 

01 Ebony Wilson 31-1 271-8.7 12-25 .480 1-3 .333 16-23 .696 14-21 35-1.1 31-0 7 16 4 11 41-1.3 

00 Imani Sellers 17-0 62-3.6 8-18 .444 2-8 .250 3-9 .333 1-6 7-0.4 11-0 6 4 3 2 21-1.2 

22 Courtney Newton 32-30 365-11.4 7-41 .171 6-36 .167 2-3 .667 20-29 49-1.5 39-0 2 13 3 13 22-0.7 

30 Pamela Decheva 15-0 51-3.4 2-10 .200 1-9 .111 0-0 .000 0-3 3-0.2 6-0 2 1 0 0 5-0.3 

TEAM 68-62 130-3.7 11 

Total 35 807-2026 .398 157-569 .276 372-633 .588 564-759 1323-37.8 541-6 391 498 139 299 2143-61.2 

Opponents 35 672-1788 .376 63-290 .217 393-563 .698 420-779 1199-34.3 578 288 627 157 234 1800-51.4 





11 at Illinois Bruner 14/Bruner 6 W 71-52 

14 ALABAMA A&M Bruner 15/Welch 9 W 60-53 

17 at Clemson Stephens 19/Four 5 W 65-48 

20 11/12 PENN STATE (SS) Walker 15/Bruner 18 L 50-55 

23 CHARLESTON (SS) Grant 14/Two 9 W 59-40 

27 PRESBYTERIAN (SS) Roy 15/Bruner 11 W 52-24 

30 at Xavier Grant 18/Welch 7 W 67-56 

DECEMBer 

4 at NC State Welch 14/Three 8 L 53-55 

11 FURMAN (SS) Grant 22/Two 8 W 72-33 

14 S.C. STATE Two 12/Welch 9 W 66-21 

18 1-18/16 North Carolina Sutton 21/Welch 6 W 79-48 

21 SAVANNAH STATE Welch 15/Stephens 7 W 63-39 

28 at Drexel Walker 18/Two 5 W 62-58 

January 

1 ALABAMA* Walker 12/Roy 10 W 68-42 

5 24/21 vANDERBILT* Welch 19/Stephens 8 W 65-55 

8 at Florida* Two 11/White 7 W 49-44 

12 at LSU* Welch 13/Walker 8 L 48-58 

15 9/8 KENTUCKY* Walker 14/Stephens 8 L 58-66 

19 at Auburn* Grant 9/White 13 L 49-53 

22 at 25/22 vanderbilt* (ESPNU) Sutton 20/Welch 9 W 65-60 (2OT) 

26 OLE mISS* (FSN) Grant 20/Grant 5 W 61-43 

29 MISSISSIPPI ST.* (SECN) Sutton 17/Ibiam 6 W 69-43 

FEBruary 

2 at 8/8 Tennessee* (CSS) Grant 27/Welch 9 W 64-60 

9 at Arkansas* Walker 11/Three 5 L 47-68 

12 FLORIDA* (ESPN2) Grant 20/Two 7 W 62-58 

16 18/15 GEORGIA* (FSN) Sutton 20/Stephens 11 L 59-61 

19 at Alabama* (FSN) Sutton 13/Sutton 7 W 69-55 

23 at 13/10 Kentucky* Sutton 14/Bruner 11 L 50-53 

26 ARKANSAS* (SECN) Sutton 16/Stephens 11 W 53-47 

march 

1 2-Alabama (FSN) Sutton 15/Two 5 W 57-38 

2 2-Georgia (FSN) Bruner 12/Walker 5 W 59-55 

3 2-Tennessee (ESPNU) Two 13/Welch 5 L 58-74 

17 3-E. Michigan (ESPN2) Grant 12/Bruner 7 W 80-48 

19 3-Purdue (ESPN2) Grant 21/Welch 8 W 72-61 

24 4-Stanford (ESPN2) Sutton 18/Welch 12 L 60-76 

Home games in caps. *-SEC game. 1-Carolina’s Challenge (Myrtle Beach, S.C.); 

2-SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.); 3-NCAA 1st/2nd Rds. (West Lafayette, Ind.); 

4-NCAA Regionals (Fresno, Calif.). 


Aleighsa 

Welch 

An SEC All-Freshman Team 

selection last year, she ranked 

13th in SEC in rebounding, second 

among league freshmen. 

She pulled in six or more offensive 

rebounds five times, all of 

which are among the top-five 

performances by a freshman 

in South Carolina history. Led 

team in rebounding a teambest 

16 times and scored in 

double figures 10 times. She 

snagged a career-high 12 

boards against #2/2 Stanford 

in NCAA Sweet 16 game, 

including eight on offensive end 

– the second most in Gamecock 

freshman history. 

Ieasia 

walker 

A two-time All-SEC selection 

who is a threat to score as much 

as set up a teammate. As a 

junior, she led team in assists 

(3.2) and steals (1.8), ranking 

seventh and 10th, respectively, 

in the SEC in those categories, 

and was third on the team 

in scoring (7.9). She led the 

team in assists a team-high 18 

times, handing out five or more 

assists nine times. Also finished 

fourth on the team in rebounding 

in 2011-12, pulling down 

4.3 per game, including 6.0 

per NCAA Tournament game. 

Scored in double figures in 36 

of 68 games. 

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Quick Facts 


Location: Knoxville, Tenn. 

Founded: 1794 


Nickname: Lady Volunteers 

Colors: Orange & White 

Arena (Capacity): Thompson-Boling Arena (24,535) 

First Women’s Game: Tennessee 102, Stetson 59 

(12/3/87) 



Connecticut (1/7/06) 

Tennessee 


chancellor: Dr. Jimmy G. Cheek (Texas A&M, 1969) 

Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Donald Bruce (Drew, 1994) 

vice chancellor: Dave Hart (Alabama, 1971) 

SWA: Donna Thomas (Tennessee, 1982) 

SID Contact: Eric Trainer (Arkansas, 1988) 

Team history 



2011-2012 SEC Record/Finish: 12-4 (.750/2nd) 

[6-2 Home, 6-2 Away] 

2012 SEC Tournament: 3-0 (Champions) 

Postseason: NCAA Elite Eight (3-1) 




SEC Championships: 16 (‘80, ‘85, ‘90, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, 

‘98, ‘99, 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘07, ‘10, ‘11) 


‘89, ‘92, ‘94, ‘96, ‘98, ‘99, 2000, ‘05, ‘06, ‘08, ‘10, ‘11, 

‘12) 


‘85, ‘86, ‘87, ’88, ‘89, ‘90, ‘91, ’92, ’93, ’94, ’95, ’96, 

’97, ’98, ‘99, 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, 

‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12) 







Dr. Jimmy g. cheek 

Chancellor 

Dr. donald bruce 


dave hart 


donna thomas 

SWA 

eric trainer 

SID

TENNESSEE 


holly 

warlick 

warlick Year-by-year 


First Year 


Hometown: Knoxville, Tenn. 

Alma Mater (Year): Tennessee (1981) 


1981-83 Virginia Tech Assistant Coach 

1983-85 Nebraska Assistant Coach 

1985-2005 Tennessee Assistant Coach 

2005-12 Tennessee Associate Head Coach 

2012-Present Tennessee Head Coach 

coachinG achievements: 

• The Lady Vols are 831-122 during Warlick’s tenure. 

• She helped Tennessee capture eight NCAA Championships 

and 16 Final Fours. 

• She was named the 2007 WBCA Assistant Coach of the Year. 

• The NCAA Division I women’s basketball coaches also 

recognized Warlick as one of the nation’s top assistants in 

1998, ranking her prominently in The Women’s Basketball 

Journal poll. 


STAFF: 

Head Coach Emeritus Pat Summitt (Tennessee-Martin,1974) 

Asst. Coach Kyra Elzy (Tennessee, 2001) 

Asst. Coach Jolette Law (Iowa, 1990) 

Asst. Coach Dean Lockwood (Spring Arbor College, 1982) 

kyra elzy 

1st Year 

jolette law 

1st Year 

Dean Lockwood 

9th Year 

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TENNESSEE 


Numerical 

roster 

No. 

Name 

1 Jasmine Phillips 

2 Jasmine Jones 

4 Kamiko Williams 

5 Ariel Massengale 

10 Meighan Simmons 

11 Cierra Burdick 

12 Bashaara Graves 

13 Taber Spani 

14 Andraya Carter 

20 Isabelle Harrison 

21 Nia Moore 



11 Cierra Burdick F 6-2 So. Charlotte, N.C. (Butler HS) 

14 Andraya Carter PG/G 5-9 Fr. Flowery Branch, Ga. (Buford HS) 

12 Bashaara Graves F/C 6-2 Fr. Clarksville, Tenn. (Clarksville HS) 

20 Isabelle Harrison C 6-3 So. Nashville, Tenn. (Hillsboro HS) 

2 Jasmine Jones F 6-2 Fr. Madison, Ala. (Bob Jones HS) 

5 Ariel Massengale PG 5-6 So. Bolingbrook, Ill. (Bolingbrook HS) 

21 Nia Moore C 6-3 Fr. Chicago, Ill. (Bolingbrook HS) 

1 Jasmine Phillips G 5-10 So. Hartsville, S.C. (Louisburg (N.C.) College) 

10 Meighan Simmons G 5-9 Jr. Cibolo, Texas (Byron P. Steele HS) 

13 Taber Spani F 6-1 Sr. Lee’s Summit, Mo. (Metro Academy) 

4 Kamiko Williams G 5-11 Sr. Clarksville, Tenn. (Northeast HS) 





STARTERS LOST: 5 

Briana Bass (G, SR, 5-2 • 2.0 ppg, 0.6 rpg, 0.7 apg) 

Alicia Manning (F, SR, 6-1 • 3.9 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 1.4 apg) 

Vicki Baugh (F/C, SR, 6-4 • 7.5 ppg, 6.7 rpg, 1.2 apg) 

Glory Johnson (F, SR, 6-3 • 14.2 ppg, 9.9 rpg, 1.1 bpg) 

Shekinna Stricklen (G/F, SR, 6-2 • 16.4 ppg, 6.6 rpg, 1.9 apg) 


Kamiko Williams (G, SR, 5-11 • 2.8 ppg, 1.8 rpg, 1.3 apg) 

Ariel Massengale (PG, SO, 5-6 • 7.4 ppg, 2.3 rpg, 4.9 apg) 

Meighan Simmons (G, JR, 5-9 • 11.1 ppg, 2.3 rpg, 1.3 apg) 

Cierra Burdick (F, SO, 6-2 • 4.6 ppg, 2.8 rpg) 

Taber Spani (G, SR, 6-1 • 6.6 ppg, 2.6 rpg, 1.3 apg) 

Isabelle Harrison (C, SO, 6-3 • 3.3 ppg, 2.7 rpg) 

Newcomers: 5 

Jasmine Phillips (G, SO, 5-10 • Hartsville, S.C.) 

Jasmine Jones (F, FR, 6-2 • Madison, Ala.) 

Bashaara Graves (F/C, FR, 6-2 • Clarksville, Tenn.) 

Andraya Carter (PG/G, FR, 5-9 • Flowery Branch, Ga.) 

Nia Moore (C, FR, 6-3 • Chicago, Ill.) 


NOVEMBER 

9 at Chattanooga Chattanooga, Tenn. 7:00 p.m. 

11 at Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. 2:00 p.m. 

15 Rice Knoxville 7:00 p.m. 

18 at Miami Miami, Fla. 2:05 p.m. 

25 Alcorn STATe Knoxville 2:00 p.m. 

28 Middle Tennessee STATe Knoxville 7:00 p.m. 

DECEMBER 

2 North Carolina (SPSO/FST) Knoxville 1:00 p.m. 

16 at Texas (FSN) Austin, Texas 2:00 p.m. 

18 at Baylor (ESPN) Waco, Texas 8:00 p.m. 

22 Stanford (SPSO) Knoxville 4:00 p.m. 

28 Davidson Knoxville 7:00 p.m. 

30 Rutgers (SPSO) Knoxville 1:00 p.m. 

JANUARY 


6 Georgia* (SPSo) Knoxville 1:00 p.m. 

10 Missouri* (SPSO) Knoxville 8:00 p.m. 

13 at Florida* (ESPNU) Gainesville, Fla. 11:30 a.m. 

17 at Auburn* (CSS) Auburn, Ala. 9:00 p.m. 

20 Alabama* (CSS) Knoxville 1:00 p.m. 

24 at Vanderbilt* (SPSO) nashville, Tenn. 9:00 p.m. 

28 Notre Dame (ESPN2) Knoxville 7:00 p.m. 

31 Mississippi STATe* (SPSO) Knoxville 7:00 p.m. 

FEBRUARY 

3 at Missouri* (CSS) Columbia, Mo. 2:00 p.m. 

7 at LSU* (CSS) Baton Rouge, La. 9:00 p.m. 

10 Ole Miss* Knoxville 7:00 p.m. 

17 Vanderbilt* (ESPN2) Knoxville 2:30 p.m. 

21 Auburn* Knoxville 7:00 p.m. 

24 at Arkansas* (SECN) Fayetteville, Ark. 2:00 p.m. 

28 Texas A&M* (CSS) Knoxville 7:00 p.m. 

MARCH 

3 at Kentucky* (ESPNU) lexington, Ky. 3:30 p.m. 

6-10 1-TBA duluth, Ga. TBA 

All times eastern and subject to change. Home games in caps. *-SEC 

game. 1-SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.). 


67

TENNESSEE 




40 Shekinna Stricklen 35-34 1124-32.1 198-456 .434 56-159 .352 87-118 .737 89-143 232-6.6 78-0 65 73 24 46 539-15.4 

25 Glory Johnson 36-36 1077-29.9 186-346 .538 1-2 .500 138-217 .636 132-223 355-9.9 87-2 39 85 41 49 511-14.2 

10 Meighan Simmons 36-22 901-25.0 143-381 .375 51-164 .311 61-83 .735 22-59 81-2.3 47-0 47 72 12 30 398-11.1 

21 Vicki Baugh 35-19 749-21.4 105-182 .577 1-3 .333 51-72 .708 83-151 234-6.7 71-0 43 68 30 23 262-7.5 

05 Ariel Massengale 33-24 936-28.4 77-199 .387 25-75 .333 66-85 .776 13-64 77-2.3 61-1 162 76 2 45 245-7.4 

13 Taber Spani 27-15 562-20.8 61-164 .372 34-85 .400 23-30 .767 25-44 69-2.6 21-0 34 39 6 11 179-6.6 

11 Cierra Burdick 36-3 485-13.5 63-136 .463 4-12 .333 35-46 .761 33-68 101-2.8 45-0 34 40 21 10 165-4.6 

15 Alicia Manning 36-18 588-16.3 58-140 .414 7-18 .389 17-25 .680 51-88 139-3.9 39-0 49 32 5 39 140-3.9 

20 Isabelle harrison 31-0 259-8.4 33-90 .367 0-1 .000 36-58 .621 38-45 83-2.7 40-1 3 23 17 7 102-3.3 

04 Kamiko Williams 22-0 248-11.3 26-63 .413 0-7 .000 10-11 .909 22-17 39-1.8 18-0 29 13 9 11 62-2.8 

01 Briana Bass 30-9 321-10.7 18-57 .316 13-42 .310 12-14 .857 3-15 18-0.6 13-0 20 20 0 16 61-2.0 

TEAM 77-62 139-3.9 4 

Total 36 968-2214 .437 192-568 .338 536-759 .706 588-979 1567-43.5 520-4 525 545 167 287 2664-74.0 

Opponents 36 814-2201 .370 178-649 .274 359-516 .696 485-772 1257-34.9 635 420 566 118 233 2165-60.1 





13 PEPPERDINE (SS) Johnson 17/Johnson 13 W 89-57 

15 1-7/7 MIAMI (ESPN2) Spani 20/Johnson 9 W 92-76 

20 at Virginia (ESPN3) Spani 22/Stricklen 14 L 64-69 (OT) 

27 1/1 BAYLOR (ESPN) Stricklen 25/Stricklen 12 L 67-76 

29 MTSU (SS) Two 14/Burdick 10 W 82-43 

DECEMBER 

4 21/22 TEXAS (SS) Stricklen 20/Baugh 11 W 73-57 

11 2-20/21 DePaul (ESPNU) Johnson 16/Manning 12 W 84-61 

13 at 11/11 Rutgers (ESPN) Stricklen 22/Stricklen 9 W 67-61 

17 at UCLA Simmons 18/Baugh 12 W 85-64 

20 at 4/4 Stanford (CSN/FSS) Stricklen 27/Johnson 6 L 80-97 

28 OLD DOMINION (SS) Johnson 16/Manning 15 W 90-37 

January 

1 at Auburn* (CSS) Simmons 20/Johnson 13 W 73-52 

3 CHATTANOOGA Massengale 19/Johnson 13 W 90-47 

5 16/15 geoRGIA* (CSS) Johnson 22/Johnson 13 W 80-51 

8 at Arkansas* (ESPNU) Stricklen 19/Johnson 14 W 69-38 

12 at 9/8 Kentucky* (FSN) Johnson 17/Baugh 9 L 60-61 

15 25/24 VANDERBILT* (SECN) Stricklen 20/Johnson 13 W 87-64 

19 LSU* (CSS) Simmons 19/Baugh 14 W 65-56 

23 at 2/2 Notre Dame (ESPN2) Simmons 13/Johnson 9 L 44-72 

26 at Alabama* (FSN) Stricklen 14/Johnson 8 W 86-56 

29 at 17/15 Georgia* (ESPN2) Stricklen 24/Two 8 W 67-50 

FEBruary 

2 SOUTH CAROLINA* (CSS) Johnson 13/Stricklen 10 L 60-64 

5 AUBURN* (SECN) Two 14/Johnson 11 W 82-61 

9 at 25 Vanderbilt* (CSS) Simmons 20/Burdick 9 L 79-93 

13 6/6 KENTUCKY* (ESPN2) Simmons 25/Two 7 W 91-54 

16 at Mississippi State* (CSS) Stricklen 22/Johnson 15 W 57-41 

19 at Ole Miss* (SECN) Johnson 13/Johnson 8 W 66-56 

23 ARKANSAS* (FSN) Stricklen 17/Johnson 9 L 71-72 (OT) 

26 FLORIDA* (ESPNU) Johnson 21/Johnson 10 W 75-59 

march 

2 3-Vanderbilt (FSN) Stricklen 18/Johnson 9 W 68-57 

3 3-South Carolina (ESPNU) Johnson 23/Two 10 W 74-58 

4 3-LSU (ESPN2) Johnson 20/Johnson 11 W 70-58 

17 4-UT Martin (ESPN2) Simmons 20/Johnson 12 W 72-49 

19 4-DePaul (ESPN2) Stricklen 17/Johnson 21 W 63-48 

24 5-Kansas (ESPN) Simmons 22/Baugh 11 W 84-73 

26 5-Baylor (ESPN) Stricklen 22/Stricklen 11 L 58-77 

Home games in caps. *-SEC game. 1-State farm Tip-off (Knoxville, Tenn.); 2-New York, N.Y.; 

3-SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.); 4-NCAA 1st/2nd Rds. (Chicago, Ill.); 5-NCAA Regionals 

(Des Moines, Iowa). 


Ariel 

Massengale 

Led the SEC in assist-to-turnover 

ratio as a freshman point guard 

last season at 2.1. Recorded 

162 assists as a rookie, the mostever 

by a UT freshman and the 

eighth-best total in school history. 

Ranked second in the SEC 

with that total, as well, with an 

average of 4.9 per game. Was 

UT’s fifth-leading scorer (7.4 

ppg) and ranked fourth in the 

SEC in free throw percentage at 

.776 while starting 24 games for 

the Lady Vols. She was named to 

the SEC All-Freshman Team and 

garnered Full Court Freshman 

All-America honors. 

Meighan 

Simmons 

Tennessee’s top returning scorer, 

she averaged 11.1 points per 

contest in 2011-12 to rank third 

on the team. She also was UT’s 

second-leading 3-point shooter, 

knocking down 51 treys for the 

11th-best league total. Scored 

in double figures on 21 occasions 

and ended her sophomore 

season with 48 career 

double-digit scoring outputs at 

UT. She was the SEC Freshman 

of the Year in 2010-11, made 

the All-SEC Second Team and 

the SEC All-Freshman Team 

and was an honorable mention 

AP All-American that season 

as well. 

68 


Quick Facts 


Location: College Station, Texas 

Founded: 1872 


Nickname: Aggies 

Colors: Maroon & White 

Arena (Capacity): Reed Arena (12,989) 

First Women’s Game: North Texas 77, Texas A&M 72 

(11/15/98) 


Largest Women’s Game Crowd: 13,162 vs. 

Baylor (1/30/11) 

texas a&m 


President: Dr. R. Bowen Loftin (Texas A&M, 1971) 

Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Thomas Adair (Texas A&M, 

1957) 

Athletics Director: Eric Hyman (North Carolina, 1973) 

SWA: Mona Osborne (Texas A&M, 1990) 

SID Contact: Alan Cannon (Texas A&M, 1984) 

Team history 



2011-2012 SEC Record/Finish: N/A 

2012 SEC Tournament: N/A 

Postseason: NCAA Sweet Sixteen (2-1) 


*All-Time SEC Record: N/A 

All-Time SEC Tournament Record: N/A 

SEC Championships: N/A 

SEC Tournament Championships: N/A 

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 9 (‘94, ‘96, 2006, 

‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12) 




WNIT Appearances: 1 (2005) 


*Regular-season games only, 2013- 

Dr. r. Bowen loftin 

President 

dr. thomas adair 


eric hyman 


mona osborne 

SWA 

alan cannon 

SID

TEXAS A&M 

ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • georgia • KENTUCKY • LSU • ole miss 

GARy 

BLAIR 

BLAIR Year-by-year 

Year school overall Pct. conf. pct. Postseason 

1985-86 S.F. Austin 16-12 .571 7-2 .700 

1986-87 S.F. Austin 25-6 .806 9-1 .900 NWIT 

1987-88 S.F. Austin 29-5 .853 13-1 .929 NCAA 

1988-89 S.F. Austin 30-4 .882 13-1 .929 NCAA 

1989-90 S.F. Austin 28-3 .903 14-0 1.000 NCAA 

1990-91 S.F. Austin 26-5 .839 14-0 1.000 NCAA 

1991-92 S.F. Austin 28-3 .903 17-1 .944 NCAA 

1992-93 S.F. Austin 28-5 .848 17-1 .944 NCAA 

1993-94 Arkansas 15-14 .517 3-8 .303 

1994-95 Arkansas 23-7 .767 7-4 .636 NCAA 

1995-96 Arkansas 21-13 .645 3-8 .273 NWIT 

1996-97 Arkansas 18-10 .643 5-7 .417 

1997-98 Arkansas 22-11 .667 7-7 .500 NCAA 

1998-99 Arkansas 20-14 .588 5-9 .357 WNIT Champs 

1999-00 Arkansas 17-15 .531 4-10 .286 WNIT 

2000-01 Arkansas 20-13 .606 6-8 .529 NCAA 

2001-02 Arkansas 20-12 .625 7-7 .500 NCAA 

2002-03 Arkansas 22-11 .667 7-7 .500 NCAA 

2003-04 Texas A&M 9-19 .321 2-14 .125 

2004-05 Texas A&M 16-15 .516 4-12 .250 WNIT 

2005-06 Texas A&M 23-9 .719 11-5 .688 NCAA 

2006-07 Texas A&M 25-7 .781 13-3 .813 NCAA 

2007-08 Texas A&M 29-8 .784 11-5 .688 NCAA 

2008-09 Texas A&M 27-8 .771 11-5 .688 NCAA 

2009-10 Texas A&M 26-8 .765 10-6 .625 NCAA 

2010-11 Texas A&M 33-5 .868 13-3 .813 NCAA Champs 

2011-12 Texas A&M 24-11 .686 11-7 .611 NCAA 

Overall 27 Years 620-253 .710 244-142 .632 

S.F. Austin 8 Years 210-43 .830 104-7 .937 

Arkansas 10 Years 198-120 .623 54-75 .419 

Texas A&M 9 Years 212-90 .702 86-60 .589 


Hometown: Dallas, Texas 

Alma Mater (Year): Texas Tech (1972) 


1980-85 Louisiana Tech Assistant Coach 

1985-93 Stephen F. Austin Head Coach 

1993-2003 Arkansas Head Coach 

2003-Present Texas A&M Head Coach 


• One of the winningest active Division I coaches in the women’s 

game today, Blair has guided Texas A&M to a program-best 

No. 1 ranking in the national polls and a school-record seven 

straight NCAA Tournament appearances, which included a 

historic run to the program’s first national championship in 

2011. 

• Blair led the Aggies to their first national title in their firstever 

trip to the NCAA Women’s Final Four and closed out 

the season with a 33-5 record, the most victories in program 

history. 

• A two-time national finalist for the prestigious Naismith Coach 

of the Year Award. 

• Blair is one of only three all-time NCAA Division I women’s 

basketball coaches to lead two different teams to the NCAA 

Women’s Final Four (Texas A&M and Arkansas). 

• He currently ranks in the top 15 in career victories and in the 

top 25 by winning percentage among active Division I coaches 

STAFF: 

Assoc. Head Coach Kelly Bond-White (Illinois, 1998) 

Asst. Coach Bob Starkey 

Asst. Coach Amy Wright (Arkansas, 2002) 

kelly bond-white 

10th Year 


bob starkey 

1st Year 

amy wright 

1st Year 

70 


TEXAS A&M 

MISSissippi STATE state • missouri • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • texas a&m • Vanderbilt 

VANDERBILT 

Numerical 

roster 

No. Name 

1 Courtney Williams 

2 Cierra Windham 

3 Kelsey Bone 

5 Kristi Bellock 

10 Alexia Standish 

11 Curtyce Knox 

13 Chelsea Jennings 

14 Kristen Grant 

15 Tori Scott 

20 Peyton Little 

23 Rachel Mitchell 

24 Jordan Jones 

32 Adrienne Pratcher 

33 Courtney Walker 

34 Karla Gilbert 



5 Kristi Bellock F 6-1 Sr. St. Rose, La. (John Curtis Christian School) 

3 Kelsey Bone C 6-4 Jr. Houston, Texas (South Carolina) 

34 Karla Gilbert C 6-5 Jr. College Station, Texas (A&M Consolidated HS) 

14 Kristen Grant G 5-9 Jr. Arlington, Texas (Lamar HS) 

13 Chelsea Jennings G 5-9 Fr. Fort Worth, Texas (North Crowley HS) 

24 Jordan Jones G 5-6 Fr. DeSoto, Texas (DeSoto HS) 

11 Curtyce Knox G 5-7 Fr. Humble, Texas (Atascocita HS) 

20 Peyton Little G 5-11 Fr. Abilene, Texas (Wylie HS) 

23 Rachel Mitchell C 6-7 R-Fr. Houston, Texas (Atascocita HS) 

32 Adrienne Pratcher G 5-7 Sr. Memphis, Tenn. (East HS) 

15 Tori Scott g 5-10 So. Marrero, La. (John Ehret HS) 

10 Alexia Standish G 5-8 So. Colleyville, Texas (Colleyville Heritage HS) 

33 Courtney Walker G 5-8 Fr. Edmond, Okla. (Edmond Santa Fe HS) 

1 Courtney Williams F/G 6-1 Fr. Houston, Texas (North Shore HS) 

2 Cierra Windham F/G 6-0 Sr. Corona, Calif. (Norco HS) 





Kelsey Bone (C, JR, 6-4 • 11.9 ppg, 6.9 rpg, 1.1spg) 

Alexia Standish (G, SO, 5-8 • 5.8 ppg, 0.8 rpg, 2.0 apg) 


Sydney Carter (G, SR, 5-6 • 10.9 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 3.1 apg) 

Adaora Elonu (F, SR, 6-1 • 11.6 ppg, 6.2 rpg, 1.7 spg) 

Tyra White (G, SR, 6-0 • 13.1 ppg, 5.6 rpg, 1.7 apg) 


Kristi Bellock (F, SR, 6-1 • 0.9 ppg, 1.3 rpg) 

Karla Gilbert (C, JR, 6-5 • 5.1 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 1.0 bpg) 

Kristen Grant (G, JR, 5-9 • 0.9 ppg, 0.6 rpg) 

Adrienne Pratcher (G, SR, 5-7 • 4.5 ppg, 1.8 rpg, 3.0 apg) 

Tori Scott (G, SO, 5-10 • 0.7 ppg, 0.6 rpg) 

Cierra Windham (F/G, SR, 6-0 • 1.5 ppg, 0.5 rpg 

Newcomers: 6 

Chelsea Jennings (G, FR, 5-9 • Fort Worth, Texas) 

Jordan Jones (G, FR, 5-6 • DeSoto, Texas) 

Curtyce Knox (G, FR, 5-7 • Humble, Texas) 

Peyton Little (G, FR, 5-11 • Abilene, Texas) 

Courtney Walker (G, FR, 5-8 • Edmond, Okla.) 

Courtney Williams (F/G, FR, 6-1 • Houston, Texas) 


NOVEMBER 

9 at Louisville Louisville, Ky. 6:00 p.m. 

14 Penn State College Station 7:00 p.m. 

18 Connecticut (ESPN2) College Station 1:30 p.m. 

20 Liberty College Station 7:00 p.m. 

23 1-Southern College Station 7:00 p.m. 

25 1-Marquette College Station 1:30 p.m. 

DECEMBER 

4 Louisiana Tech College Station 7:00 p.m. 

8 TCU College Station 7:00 p.m. 

15 at USC Los Angeles, Calif. 2:00 p.m. 

19 2-Kansas State Las Vegas, Nev. 2:30 p.m. 

20 2-TBA Las Vegas, Nev. tba 

21 2-TBA Las Vegas, Nev. tba 

28 Prairie View A&M College Station 7:00 p.m. 

JANUARY 

1 Rice College Station 2:00 p.m. 

3 Alabama* College Station 7:00 p.m. 

6 at Arkansas* (SPSO) Fayetteville, Ark. 2:00 p.m. 

10 at Kentucky* Lexington, Ky. 6:00 p.m. 

13 Auburn* College Station 2:00 p.m. 

20 at Georgia* (ESPN2) Athens, Ga. 4:00 p.m. 


27 Missouri* (ESPNU) College Station 2:30 p.m. 

31 Vanderbilt* (SPSO) College Station 7:00 p.m. 

FEBRUARY 

4 at LSU* (ESPN2) baton Rouge, La. 8:00 p.m. 


14 Florida* (CSS) College Station 8:00 p.m. 

18 Kentucky* (ESPN2) College Station 6:00 p.m. 

21 Ole Miss* College Station 7:00 p.m. 

24 at Vanderbilt* (ESPN2) Nashville, Tenn. 4:00 p.m. 

28 at Tennessee* (CSS) Knoxville, Tenn. 6:00 p.m. 

MARCH 

3 LSU* (sECN) College Station 1:00 p.m. 



*-SEC game. 1-A&M Classic (College Station, Texas); 2-Duel in the 

Desert (Las Vegas, Nev.); 3-SEC Tournament (Duluth, Ga.). 


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TEXAS A&M 

ALABAMA • ARKANSAS • AUBURN • FLORIDA • georgia • KENTUCKY • LSU • ole miss 



20 Tyra White 32-32 1052-32.9 169-410 .412 11-42 .262 70-119 .588 75-104 179-5.6 56-0 54 72 19 32 419-13.1 

03 Kelsey Bone 35-31 839-24.0 179-344 .520 0-3 .000 59-99 .596 108-132 240-6.9 100-1 44 83 23 39 417-11.9 

21 Adaora Elonu 35-35 1004-28.7 156-330 .473 1-4 .250 94-132 .712 103-114 217-6.2 93-2 52 66 39 60 407-11.6 

04 Sydney Carter 34-34 1196-35.2 125-401 .312 27-125 .216 95-116 .819 27-86 113-3.3 64-1 105 69 14 65 372-10.9 

10 Alexia Standish 34-21 698-20.5 66-162 .407 41-96 .427 24-36 .667 2-26 28-0.8 63-0 68 57 3 20 197-5.8 

34 Karla Gilbert 35-3 528-15.1 66-122 .541 0-0 .000 48-76 .632 66-90 156-4.5 64-1 11 42 36 15 180-5.1 

32 Adrienne Pratcher 34-13 647-19.0 59-147 .401 17-48 .354 19-32 .594 15-45 60-1.8 38-0 102 55 2 36 154-4.5 

25 Skylar Collins 33-3 341-10.3 39-81 .481 12-24 .500 16-22 .727 14-22 36-1.1 35- 0 27 23 6 23 106-3.2 

12 Cierra Windham 19-0 101-5.3 11-24 .458 0-4 .000 7-10 .700 2-8 10-0.5 13-0 7 7 1 7 29-1.5 

23 Rachel Mitchell 4-0 19-4.8 2-3 .667 0-0 .000 2-3 .667 1-5 6-1.5 5-0 0 4 2 0 6-1.5 

40 Kelsey Assarian 32-2 269-8.4 15-38 .395 0-0 .000 5-11 .455 29-30 59-1.8 46-0 13 15 4 13 35-1.1 

14 Kristen Grant 12-0 48-4.0 5-12 .417 0-0 .000 1-1 1.000 1-6 7-0.6 5-0 2 4 0 1 11-0.9 

05 Kristi Bellock 28-1 172-6.1 10-43 .233 1-1 1.000 4-11 .364 20-17 37-1.3 13-0 11 13 8 11 25-0.9 

15 Tori Scott 23-0 112-4.9 5-29 .172 0-7 .000 6-14 .429 5-8 13-0.6 12-0 7 2 0 1 16-0.7 

Team 82-93 175-5.0 9 

Total 35 907-2146 .423 110-354 .311 450-682 .660 550-786 1336-38.2 607-5 503 521 157 323 2374-67.8 

Opponents 35 753-1872 .402 170-466 .365 426-617 .690 435-793 1228-35.1 613 442 701 125 261 2102-60.1 



Conference: 11-7 (7-2 Home, 4-5 Away) 


12 Lamar White 22/Elonu 8 W 83-58 

15 9/10 Louisville [ESPNU] Bone 15/Bone 9 W 76-58 

17 at uALR Bone 16/Elonu 9 W 83-54 

20 1-Mississippi State Bone 20/Bone 13 W 93-47 

25 2-Temple Elonu23/White7 W 71-59 

26 2-Iowa Carter 21/Three 5 W 74-58 

DECEMBER 

4 13/16 3-at Purdue [BTN] Elonu 12/Bone 7 L 51-60 

6 2/2 at Connecticut [ESPN2] White 14/Two 7 L 51-81 

11 at TCU Two 15/Elonu 12 W 68-53 

18 USC [FSN] Pratcher22/White 8 W 71-70 

30 McNeese State Two 19/Bone 15 W 72-62 

JANUARY 

4 at Kansas State White 17/Bone 10 L 69-71 (OT) 

8 Oklahoma [FSN] White 20/Elonu 10 W 75-58 

11 Texas Carter 25/Elonu 10 L 71-76 

14 at Iowa State Elonu 14/Elonu 9 W 59-33 

18 Missouri Two 16/Bone 9 W 78-52 

21 at Kansas Bone 18/Bone 7 W 76-65 

24 at Oklahoma State White 15/Elonu 10 L 53-57 

29 Iowa State [FSN] Elonu 19/White 8 W 66-64 

FEBRUARY 

1 at Texas Tech Carter 17/Bone 11 W 67-55 

4 25 Kansas Bone 26/Bone 8 W 62-51 

8 Kansas State Two 14/White 10 W 67-36 

11 at 1/1 Baylor [FSN] White 18/Elonu 12 L 48-71 

14 at Missouri Bone 14/Bone 5 W 56-52 

18 Oklahoma State Elonu 19/White 13 W 63-49 

21 at Oklahoma Carter 12/Gilbert 9 L 55-64 

25 Texas Tech [FSN] Elonu 14/Bone 11 W 79-51 

27 1/1 Baylor [ESPN2] White 14/Two 6 L 62-69 

MARCH 

4 at Texas [FSN] Three 13/Bone 8 L 64-79 

8 4-Kansas [FSN] Standish 25/Two 7 W 78-63 

9 4-Oklahoma [FSN] Bone 16/Bellock 8 W 79-66 

10 4-1/1 Baylor [FSN] Carter 12/Two 6 L 50-73 

17 5-Albany [ESPN2] White 18/White 7 W 69-47 

19 5-Arkansas [ESPN2] Elonu 23/Bone 10 W 61-59 

25 6-5/5 Maryland [ESPN] Standish 19/Bone 7 L 74-81 

All times central and subject to change. Home games in caps. 1-Super Six Series 

(College Station, Texas); 2-Junkanoo Jam (Freeport, Bahama); 3-Big 12/Big Ten 

Challenge (West lafayette, Ind.); 4-Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship (Kansas City, 

Mo.); 5-NCAA 1st/2nd Round (College Station, Texas); 6-NCAA Regionals (Raleigh, 

N.C.). 


ALEXIA 

STANDISH 

Named to the Big 12 All- 

Freshman Team last season. 

She played in 34 games of 

the season with 21 starts and 

became only the second true 

freshman to start more than 

20 games at point guard under 

head coach Gary Blair. She 

led the Big 12 with a 42.7 

3-point field goal percentage. 

Also ranked fourth among Big 

12 freshmen with 2.00 assists 

per game and ranked seventh 

among Big 12 freshmen with 

5.8 points per game. She was 

the team’s leading scorer in the 

last six games averaging 12.8 

points per game. 

kelsey 

bone 

Garnered Big 12 Newcomer of 

the Year, All-Big 12 Honorable 

Mention and Big 12 All- 

Tournament Team honors 

last season. She ranked 19th 

nationally with a 52.0 field 

goal percentage. Played in all 

35 games of the season with 

31 starts. She was the team’s 

leading rebounder with 6.9 

rebounds per game and team’s 

second-leading scorer with 11.9 

points per game. Registered 

double figures in 25 games and 

tallied five double-doubles. Also 

led the team in scoring 10 times 

and in rebounds 17 times. 

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vanderbilt 

Quick Facts 


Location: Nashville, Tenn. 

Founded: 1873 


Nickname: Commodores 

Colors: Black & Gold 

Arena (Capacity): Memorial Gymnasium (14,316) 

First Women’s Game: Vanderbilt 73, Tennessee St. 

60 (11/77) 





Chancellor: Nicholas S. Zeppos (Wisconsin, 1976) 

Faculty Athletic Rep.: Richard McCarty (Old Dominion, 

1970) 

Vice Chancellor: David Williams II 

(Northern Michigan, 1969) 

SWA: Candice Storey Lee (Vanderbilt, 2000) 

SID Contact: Michael Scholl (Notre Dame, 2009) 

Team history 




[7-1 Home, 2-6 Away] 







SEC Tournament Championships: 6 (‘93, ‘95, 

2002, ‘04, ‘07, ‘09) 

NCAA Tournament Appearances: 25 (’86, ’87, ‘89, 

‘90, ‘91, ’92, ’93, ’94, ’95, ’96, ’97, ’98, 2000, ‘01, ‘02, 

‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12) 







Nicholas S. Zeppos 

Chancellor 

richard mccarty 


David Williams II 


Candice Storey Lee 

SWA 

michael scholl 

SID

VANDERBILT 


melanie 

balcomb 

balcomb Year-by-year 


1994-95 Ashland 10-17 .370 

1993-94 Ashland 18-9 .667 

1995-96 Xavier 15-13 .535 7-9 .437 

1996-97 Xavier 10-17 .370 5-11 .313 

1997-98 Xavier 17-12 .586 11-5 .688 WNIT 

1998-99 Xavier 24-9 .727 11-5 .688 NCAA 

1999-00 Xavier 26-5 .838 13-3 .813 NCAA 

2000-01 Xavier 31-3 .911 15-1 .938 NCAA 

2001-02 Xavier 12-19 .387 5-11 .312 

2002-03 Vanderbilt 22-10 .688 9-5 .643 NCAA 










Overall 19 Years 401-198 .669 161-97 .624 

Ashland 2 Years 28-26 .519 

Xavier 7 Years 135-78 .634 67-45 .598 

Vanderbilt 10 Years 238-94 .717 94-52 .644 


Hometown: Cranbury, N.J. 

Alma Mater (Year): Trenton State (1984) 


1985-89 Niagara Univ. Assistant Coach 

1989-90 Ohio Univ. Assistant Coach 

1990-93 Providence Assistant Coach 

1993-95 Ashland Univ. Head Coach 

1995-2002 Xavier Head Coach 

2002-Present Vanderbilt Head Coach 


• In 10 seasons at Vanderbilt, has never missed the NCAA 

Tournament, including four Sweet 16 trips. 

• Has also won three SEC Tournament Championships, has at 

20 wins in all 10 seasons and eight top-25 finishes over a 

decade in Nashville. 

• Since arriving in 2002, has posted a 238-94 (.717) record at 

Vanderbilt, averaging 23.8 wins per season. 

• Balcomb was the fastest in program history to reach 200 wins. 

• Is one of just eight coaches in the nation to have led a 

program to each of the last 10 NCAA Tournaments. 

• Has coached eight WNBA draft picks, a WBCA National 

Defensive Player of the Year (Jennifer Risper), a WBCA 

National Scholar-Athlete of the Year (Christina Wirth) and an 

SEC scoring champion (Christina Foggie), while graduating 

100% of her players. 

STAFF: 

Asst. Coach Tom Garrick (Rhode Island, 1989) 

Asst. Coach Kim Rosamond (Ole Miss, 1998) 

Asst. Coach Vicky Picott (Rutgers, 1992) 

Tom garrick 

4th Year 


Kim Rosamond 

6th Year 

Vicky Picott 

11th Year 

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MISSissippi STATE • missouri • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • texas a&m • vaNDERBILT 

Numerical 

roster 

No. Name 

3 Heather Bowe 

4 Maggie Morrison 

5 Kady Schrann 

10 Christina Foggie 

11 Jasmine Lister 

13 Nadine Ndip 

15 Jasmine Jenkins 

21 Stephanie Holzer 

24 Kristen Gaffney 

25 Morgan Batey 

30 Elan Brown 

32 Gabby Smith 

34 Tiffany Clarke 

35 Kendall Shaw 

44 Rayte’a Long 

55 Clair Watkins 


No. Name pos. ht. cl. hometown (HS or JC) 

25 Morgan Batey G 5-10 Fr. Atlanta, ga. (Pace Academy) 

3 Heather Bowe F 6-0 Fr. Eau Claire, Wis. (Regis HS) 

30 Elan Brown G 6-0 Sr. Atlanta, ga. (Woodward Academy) 

34 Tiffany Clarke F 6-0 Sr. Duluth, ga. (Norcross HS) 

10 Christina Foggie G 5-9 Jr. Mount laurel, N.J. (Lenape Regional HS) 

24 Kristen gaffney W/F 6-1 Fr. Cary, N.C. (Green Hope HS) 

21 Stephanie Holzer C 6-4 R-Jr. Newtown Square, Pa. (Cardinal O’Hara HS) 

15 Jasmine Jenkins G 5-8 Fr. Gainesville, ga. (East Hall HS) 

11 Jasmine Lister G 5-4 Jr. Corona, Calif. (Santiago HS) 

44 Rayte’a long F 6-0 Fr. Dayton, ohio (Chaminade HS) 

4 Maggie Morrison G 5-8 So. Millersville, Md. (Archbishop Spalding HS) 

13 Nadine Ndip G 5-8 So. Spring, Texas (Klein HS) 

5 Kady Schrann G 5-9 So. York, Pa. (York Catholic HS) 

35 Kendall Shaw C 6-4 Fr. Baytown, Texas (Barbers Hill HS) 

32 Gabby Smith G 5-10 Sr. Cincinnati, Ohio (Mount Notre Dame HS) 

55 Clair Watkins F 6-4 R-So. Charlotte, N.C. (Butler HS) 





Christina Foggie (G, JR, 5-9 • 17.7 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 2.1 apg) 

Jasmine Lister (G, JR, 5-4 • 12.5 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 5.3 apg) 

Tiffany Clarke (F, SR, 6-0 • 11.1 ppg, 7.2 rpg, 1.0 bpg) 

Stephanie Holzer (C, R-JR, 6-4 • 11.0 ppg, 7.5 rpg, 1.5 bpg) 

Kady Schrann (G, SO, 5-9 • 6.7 ppg, 1.8 rpg, 1.6 apg) 



Elan Brown (G, SR, 6-0 • 6.1 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 1.6 apg) 

Maggie Morrison (G, SO, 5-8 • 4.3 ppg, 2.9 rpg, 3.8 apg) 

Clair Watkins (F, R-SO, 6-4 • 3.3 ppg, 2.0 rpg, 0.5 bpg) 

Gabby Smith (G, SR, 5-10 • 1.6 ppg, 1.0 rpg, 0.8 apg) 

Nadine Ndip (G, SO, 5-8 • 0.3 ppg, 0.5 rpg, 0.1 apg) 

Newcomers: 6 

Morgan Batey (G, FR, 5-10 • Atlanta, Ga.) 

Heather Bowe (F, FR, 6-0 • Eau Claire, Wis.) 

Kristen Gaffney (W/F, FR, 6-1 • Cary, N.C.) 

Jasmine Jenkins (G, FR, 5-8 • Gainesville, Ga.) 

Rayte’a Long (F, FR, 6-0 • Dayton, Ohio) 

Kendall Shaw (C, FR, 6-4 • Mont Belvieu, Texas) 


NOVEMBER 

10 McNeese STATE Nashville TBA 

12 at Lipscomb Nashville, Tenn. TBA 

15 UAB Nashville 7:00 p.m. 

18 at Dayton Dayton, Ohio 1:00 p.m. 

23 1-Virginia San Juan, Puerto Rico 4:00 p.m. 

24 1-Florida State San Juan, Puerto Rico 4:00 p.m. 

28 Austin Peay Nashville TBA 

DECEMBER 

1 Tennessee Tech Nashville 1:00 p.m. 

4 at Western Kentucky Bowling Green, Ky. 7:00 p.m. 

6 Hartford Nashville 7:00 p.m. 

16 at Oklahoma Norman, Okla. 2:00 p.m. 

22 College of Charleston Nashville 2:00 p.m. 

29 at Southern Cal Los Angeles, Calif. 4:00 p.m. 

JANUARY 

3 Mississippi STATE* Nashville 7:00 p.m. 

6 at Ole Miss* (ESPNU) Oxford, Miss. 2:30 p.m. 


13 Arkansas* Nashville 2:00 p.m. 


24 Tennessee* (SPSO) Nashville 8:00 p.m. 

27 at Alabama* (SECN) Tuscaloosa, Ala. 1:00 p.m. 

31 at Texas A&M* (SPSO) College Station, Texas 7:00 p.m. 

February 

3 Ole Miss* Nashville 2:00 p.m. 

10 Kentucky* (ESPN2) Nashville 3:00 p.m. 

14 Missouri* Nashville 7:00 p.m. 

17 at Tennessee* (ESPN2) Knoxville, Tenn. 1:30 p.m. 


24 Texas A&M* (ESPN2) Nashville 4:00 p.m. 

28 Auburn* (CSS) Nashville 8:00 p.m. 

MARCH 

3 at Georgia* (ESPNU) Athens, Ga. 12:30 p.m. 



*-SEC game. 1-San Juan Shootout (San Juan, Puerto Rico); 2-SEC Tournament 

(Duluth, Ga.). 


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Player G-Gs min.-Avg. FG-FGa pct. 3P-3pa pct. FT-Fta pct. off-Def tot.-Avg. pF-Fo a to B s pts.-Avg. 

10 Christina Foggie 33-33 1109-33.6 195-433 .450 91-219 .416 104-125 .832 39-73 112-3.4 68-1 70 84 6 43 585-17.7 

11 Jasmine Lister 33-33 1214-36.8 140-328 .427 46-132 .348 87-104 .837 12-82 94-2.8 49-0 176 115 0 34 413-12.5 

34 Tiffany Clarke 33-15 700-21.2 137-242 .566 0-0 .000 93-155 .600 97-140 237-7.2 85-4 25 75 33 30 367-11.1 

21 Stephanie Holzer 33-31 751-22.8 153-287 .533 0-0 .000 58-87 .667 92-155 247-7.5 106-5 33 77 48 27 364-11.0 

05 Kady Schrann 33-27 917-27.8 92-202 .455 17-46 .370 21-26 .808 17-44 61-1.8 33-0 53 52 5 26 222-6.7 

30 Elan Brown 33-23 868-26.3 69-178 .388 15-52 .288 47-64 .734 56-110 166-5.0 75-2 52 64 11 45 200-6.1 

04 Maggie Morrison 10-0 216-21.6 15-46 .326 9-22 .409 4-4 1.000 3-26 29-2.9 4-0 38 24 0 14 43-4.3 

55 Clair Watkins 28-0 243-8.7 43-89 .483 0-1 .000 7-14 .500 21-36 57-2.0 24-0 13 27 14 11 93-3.3 

12 Jordan Coleman 33-3 432-13.1 16-35 .457 0-1 .000 25-35 .714 31-79 110-3.3 76-2 33 30 12 24 57-1.7 

32 Gabby Smith 13-0 158-12.2 6-21 .286 3-14 .214 6-6 1.000 5-8 13-1.0 11-0 11 12 1 3 21-1.6 

03 Nadine Ndip 14-0 42-3.0 1-7 .143 0-0 .000 2-3 .667 4-3 7-0.5 3-0 2 0 0 0 4-0.3 

TEAM 57-68 125-3.8 9 

Total 33 867-1868 .464 181-487 .372 454-623 .729 434-824 1258-38.1 534-14 506 569 130 257 2369-71.8 

Opponents 33 741-1962 .378 154-531 .290 393-585 .672 489-655 1144-34.7 599 388 567 99 268 2029-61.5 



SEC: 9-7 (7-1Home, 2-6 Away) 


11 ALABAMA A&M Lister 22/Brown 9 W 86-55 

14 WESTERN ILLINOIS Lister 15/Brown 9 W 95-51 

16 SC-UPSTATE Schrann 15/Holzer 13 W 88-42 

22 SAM HOUSTON STATE Clarke 19/Clarke 10 W 79-56 

25 1-LIPSCOMB Holzer 17/Clarke 10 W 81-39 

26 1-12/14 OKLAHOMA Lister 24/Clarke 6 W 78-66 

30 at Austin Peay Foggie 25/Holzer 8 W 83-51 

DECEMBER 

2 DENVER Foggie 23/Holzer 11 W 77-56 

4 HIGH POINT Foggie 26/Clarke 9 W 70-54 

7 at UT Martin Lister 30/Holzer 8 W 99-84 

18 at N.C. State Holzer 15/Holzer 8 L 59-66 

22 FLORIDA STATE Foggie 18/Holzer 13 W 64-59 

29 WESTERN CAROLINA Foggie 27/Clarke 7 W 81-36 

JANUARY 

5 at South Carolina* Clarke 13/Clarke 7 L 55-65 

8 OLE MISS* Clarke 19/Clarke 10 W 68-52 

12 AUBURN* (CSS) Foggie 27/Clarke 8 W 66-58 

15 at 6/7 Tennessee* (SECN) Foggie 27/Clarke 7 L 64-87 

19 at Arkansas* Foggie 14/Three 5 L 47-69 

22 SO. CAROLINA* (ESPNU) Foggie 16/Holzer 15 L 60-65 (OT) 

26 17/15 gEORGIA* (CSS) Foggie 34/Clarke 12 W 68-48 

29 LSU* Schrann 29/Holzer 15 W 81-72 

FEBruary 

2 at Auburn* Clarke 26/Holzer 8 W 66-61 

5 at Mississippi State* Holzer 21/Holzer 13 W 65-59 

9 11/11 TENNESSEE* (CSS) Clarke 23/Clarke 11 W 93-79 

12 at 21/20 georgia* (SECN) Foggie 22/Brown 10 L 63-76 

16 FLORIDA* (FSN) Clarke 18/Clarke 17 W 75-69 (OT) 

20 at 7/8 kentucky* (ESPN2) Clarke 19/Clarke 8 L 61-70 

23 at lSU* (FSN) Foggie 17/Holzer 4 L 66-69 

26 ALABAMA* (CSS) Foggie 18/Two 8 W 67-54 

march 

1 2-Mississippi State (FSN) Foggie 18/Holzer 10 W 67-51 

2 2-Tennessee (FSN) Foggie 16/Holzer 11 L 57-68 

18 3-MTSU (ESPN2) Lister 19/Holzer 10 W 60-46 

20 3-DUKE (ESPNU) Foggie 26/Holzer 10 L 80-96 

Home games in caps. *-SEC game. 1-Vanderbilt Thanksgiving Tournament (Nashville, 

Tenn.); 2-SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.); 3-NCAA 1st/2nd Rds. (Nashville,Tenn.). 


jasmine 

lister 

Named Second Team All-SEC 

by the league’s coaches while 

receiving Honorable Mention 

from the Associated Press. Led 

the SEC in assists at 5.3 per 

game, the only player in the 

league to average over 5.0 per 

contest. Also contributed 12.5 

points per game, good for second 

on the team. She led 

SEC in free throw percentage 

(83.7%) and was second in the 

conference in minutes played at 

36.8. She played all 40 minutes 

during 13 games this season, 

in addition to two overtime 

games of 40+ minutes. 

Christina 

foggie 

Earned All-Region honors 

from the Women’s Basketball 

Coaches Association and was 

one of 52 finalists for All- 

America honors from the organization. 

She was named First 

Team All-SEC by the league’s 

coaches and the Associated 

Press. Vanderbilt’s first SEC 

scoring champion since 1991 

with 17.9 ppg. Also led league 

in three-point percentage 

(42.9%) and was second in free 

throw percentage (83.2%). She 

led Vanderbilt in scoring 16 

times on the season, while scoring 

at least 20 points in 12 

contests. 

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Eight SEC teams earned bids 

to the NCAA Tournament. 

2011-12 Review

2011-12 REVIEW 


2011-2012 Final Standings 

SEC Pct. home away all Pct. home away neutral last 5 Streak 

Kentucky^ 13-3 .813 8-0 5-3 28-7 .800 18-0 6-5 4-2 3-2 L1 

Tennessee# 12-4 .750 6-2 6-2 27-9 .750 12-3 8-5 7-1 4-1 L1 

Georgia 11-5 .688 6-2 5-3 22-9 .710 13-2 7-3 2-4 2-3 L2 

LSU 10-6 .625 6-2 4-4 23-11 .676 13-4 8-6 2-1 3-2 L1 

Arkansas 10-6 .625 6-2 4-4 24-9 .727 14-2 6-5 4-2 3-2 L1 

South Carolina 10-6 .625 6-2 4-4 25-10 .714 12-3 9-5 4-2 3-2 L1 

Vanderbilt 9-7 .563 7-1 2-6 23-10 .697 18-2 4-7 1-1 3-2 L1 

Florida 8-8 .500 6-2 2-6 20-13 .606 13-3 3-7 4-3 2-3 L1 

Auburn 5-11 .313 3-5 2-6 13-17 .433 8-6 3-9 2-2 2-3 L1 

Mississippi State 4-12 .250 2-6 2-6 14-16 .467 10-6 4-8 0-2 0-5 L5 

Alabama 2-14 .125 1-7 1-7 12-19 .387 8-7 2-10 2-2 1-4 L4 

Ole Miss 2-14 .125 1-7 1-7 12-18 .400 8-8 4-9 0-1 0-5 L12 

^SEC Regular Season Champion; #Tournament Champion 

des moines REGION 

Saturday, March 17 • First Round • chicago, ill. 

#2 Tennessee 72, #15 UT-Martin 49 

sunday, March 18 • first Round • bowling green, ohio 

#9 Florida 70, #8 Ohio State 65 

monday, March 19 • second round • chicago, ill. 

#1 Tennessee 63, #7 DePaul 48 

tuesday, March 20 • second round • bowling green, ohio 

#1 Baylor 76, #9 Florida 57 

saturday, March 24 • sweet 16 • des moines, iowa 

#1 Tennessee 84, #11 Kansas 73 

monday, March 26 • elite 8 • des moines, iowa 

#1 Baylor 77, #1 Tennessee 58 

fresno REGION 

Saturday, March 17 • First Round • west lafayette, ind. 

#5 South Carolina 80, #12 Eastern Michigan 48 

sunday, March 18 • first Round • nashville, tenn. 

#7 Vanderbilt 62, #10 Middle Tennesee 46 

Monday, March 19 • second round • west lafayette, ind. 

#5 South Carolina 72, #4 Purdue 61 

tuesday, March 20 • second Round • nashville, tenn. 

#2 Duke 96, #7 Vanderbilt 80 

saturday, March 24 • sweet 16 • fresno, calif. 

#1 Stanford 76, #5 South Carolina 60 

raleigh REGION 

saturday, March 17 • First Round • college station, texas 

#6 Arkansas 72, #11 Dayton 55 

sunday, March 18 • first Round • tallahassee, fla. 

#13 Marist 76, #4 Georgia 70 

monday, March 19 • second round • college station, texas 

#3 Texas A&M 61, #6 Arkansas 59 

NCAA Tournament results 

kingston REGION 

saturday, March 17 • First Round • ames, iowa 

#2 Kentucky 69, #11 Dayton 55 

sunday, March 18 • First Round • baton rouge, la. 

#5 LSU 64, #12 San Diego State 56 

monday, March 19 • second Round • ames, iowa 

#2 Kentucky 65, #7 Green Bay 61 

tuesday, March 20 • second Round • baton rouge, la. 

#4 Penn State 90, #5 LSU 80 

sunday, March 25 • sweet 16 • kingston, r.i. 

#2 Kentucky 79, #11 Gonzaga 62 

tuesday, March 27 • elite 8 • kingston, r.i. 

#1 Connecticut 80, #2 Kentucky 65 

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MISSISSIPPI STATE • missouri • SOUTH CAROLINA • TENNESSEE • texas a&m • VANDERBILT 

2011-2012 Final Individual Statistics (All Games) 

SCORING 

Player-TeaM cl g FG 3P FT PTS avg 

1. Christina Foggie-VU............... SO 33 195 91 104 585 17.7 

2. Shekinna Stricklen-UT............. SR 35 198 56 87 539 15.4 

3. A’dia Mathies-UK................... JR 34 181 51 96 509 15.0 

4. Diamber Johnson-MS............. SR 30 161 35 83 440 14.7 

5. Glory Johnson-UT.................. SR 36 186 1 138 511 14.2 

6. Valencia McFarland-UM......... SO 30 145 41 74 405 13.5 

7. Porsha Porter-MS................... SR 29 134 27 82 377 13.0 

8. Jasmine Hassell-UG............... JR 31 164 0 74 402 13.0 

9. Lasondra Barrett-LS................ SR 34 117 24 177 435 12.8 

10. Jennifer George-UF.............. JR 33 175 0 72 422 12.8 

11. Jasmine Lister-VU................. SO 33 140 46 87 413 12.5 

12. Khaalidah Miller-UG............ SO 31 140 72 32 384 12.4 

13. Nikki Byrd-UM..................... SR 28 126 1 75 328 11.7 

14. Anne Marie Armstrong-UG.... JR 31 141 23 50 355 11.5 

15. Jasmine Robinson-UA........... SO 31 119 26 89 353 11.4 

16. C’eira Ricketts-AR................. SR 33 152 15 54 373 11.3 

17. Jordan Jones-UF.................. SR 32 119 67 52 357 11.2 

18. Tiffany Clarke-VU................. JR 33 137 0 93 367 11.1 

19. Markeshia Grant-SC............. SR 35 144 64 35 387 11.1 

20. Meighan Simmons-UT.......... SO 36 143 51 61 398 11.1 

21. Stephanie Holzer-VU............ SO 33 153 0 58 364 11.0 

22. Bria Goss-UK....................... FR 35 126 34 98 384 11.0 

23. La’Keisha Sutton-SC............. SR 35 140 24 68 372 10.6 

24. Jasmine James-UG.............. JR 24 91 19 53 254 10.6 

25. Tyrese Tanner-AU................. SO 30 113 7 84 317 10.6 

26. Sarah Watkins-AR................. JR 33 118 12 82 330 10.0 

27. Adrienne Webb-LS................ JR 34 141 24 31 337 9.9 

28. Keyla Snowden-UK............... SR 35 113 60 54 340 9.7 

29. Lyndsay Harris-AR................ SR 32 101 71 34 307 9.6 

30. Hasina Muhammad-AU........ FR 30 119 11 37 286 9.5 

REBOUNDING 

Player-TeaM cl g oFF deF tot avg/G 

1. Glory Johnson-UT.................. SR 36 132 223 355 9.9 

2. Jennifer George-UF................ JR 33 123 166 289 8.8 

3. Nikki Byrd-UM....................... SR 28 93 142 235 8.4 

4. Stephanie Holzer-VU.............. SO 33 92 155 247 7.5 

5. Tiffany Clarke-VU................... JR 33 97 140 237 7.2 

6. Martha Alwal-MS................... FR 30 76 139 215 7.2 

7. Lasondra Barrett-LS................ SR 34 65 177 242 7.1 

8. Vicki Baugh-UT...................... SR 35 83 151 234 6.7 

9. Shekinna Stricklen-UT............. SR 35 89 143 232 6.6 

10. Ashley Daniels-AR................ SR 33 96 114 210 6.4 

11. Anne Marie Armstrong-UG.... JR 31 59 132 191 6.2 

12. Aleighsa Welch-SC............... FR 33 104 96 200 6.1 

13. Erin Hogue-UA..................... JR 24 61 82 143 6.0 

14. Courtney Jones-LS................ SR 34 82 116 198 5.8 

15. Ashley Brown-MS.................. SR 29 84 82 166 5.7 

16. Jasmine Hassell-UG............. JR 31 84 92 176 5.7 

17. Azania Stewart-UF.................. SR 33 83 98 181 5.5 

18. Meghan Perkins-UA................ JR 29 61 96 157 5.4 

19. Ashley Bruner-SC................... JR 35 96 87 183 5.2 

20. Parrisha Simmons-AU............. SR 30 91 64 155 5.2 

FIELD goal PCT (Min. 3.0 made per game) 

Player-TeaM cl g FG FGA Pct 

1. Vicki Baugh-UT...................... SR 35 105 182 .577 

2. Tiffany Clarke-VU................... JR 33 137 242 .566 

3. Jasmine Hassell-UG............... JR 31 164 302 .543 

4. Glory Johnson-UT.................. SR 36 186 346 .538 

5. Jennifer George-UF................ JR 33 175 326 .537 

6. Stephanie Holzer-VU.............. SO 33 153 287 .533 

7. Nikki Byrd-UM....................... SR 28 126 240 .525 

8. Courtney Jones-LS.................. SR 34 103 221 .466 

9. Anne Marie Armstrong-UG...... JR 31 141 309 .456 

10. Christina Foggie-VU............... SO 33 195 433 .450 

11. Adrienne Webb-LS................. JR 34 141 319 .442 

12. Shekinna Stricklen-UT............. SR 35 198 456 .434 

13. A’dia Mathies-UK................... JR 34 181 424 .427 

14. Jasmine Lister-VU................... SO 33 140 328 .427 

15. Meghan Perkins-UA................ JR 29 103 242 .426 

ASSISTS 

Player-TeaM cl g aSSistS avg/G 

1. Jasmine Lister-VU................... SO 33 176 5.33 

2. Ariel Massengale-UT.............. FR 33 162 4.91 

3. Valencia McFarland-UM......... SO 30 142 4.73 

4. C’eira Ricketts-AR................... SR 33 143 4.33 

5. Diamber Johnson-MS............. SR 30 109 3.63 

6. Jasmine James-UG................ JR 24 81 3.38 

7. Ieasia Walker-SC................... JR 35 113 3.23 

8. Lanita Bartley-UF.................... SR 33 105 3.18 

9. Anne Marie Armstrong-UG...... JR 31 92 2.97 

10. Jeanne Kenney-LS.................. SO 32 90 2.81 

11. La’Keisha Sutton-SC............... SR 35 97 2.77 

12. Morgan Jennings-AU.............. SR 30 83 2.77 

13. A’dia Mathies-UK................... JR 34 93 2.74 

14. Lasondra Barrett-LS................ SR 34 92 2.71 

Amber Smith-UK.................... SR 34 92 2.71 

free throw pct (min. 2.0 made per game) 

Player-TeaM cl g FTM FTA Pct 

1. Jasmine Lister-VU................... SO 33 87 104 .837 


3. Meghan Perkins-UA................ JR 29 66 83 .795 

4. Ariel Massengale-UT.............. FR 33 66 85 .776 

5. Lasondra Barrett-LS................ SR 34 177 236 .750 

6. Diamber Johnson-MS............. SR 30 83 111 .748 

7. Sarah Watkins-AR.................. JR 33 82 111 .739 


9. Bria Goss-UK......................... FR 35 98 134 .731 

10. Courtney Jones-LS.................. SR 34 95 130 .731 

11. Lanita Bartley-UF.................... SR 33 84 117 .718 

12. Valencia McFarland-UM......... SO 30 74 104 .712 

13. A’dia Mathies-UK................... JR 34 96 141 .681 

14. Khristin Lee-UA...................... SO 30 72 106 .679 

15. Porsha Porter-MS................... SR 29 82 123 .667 

STEALS 

Player-TeaM cl g StealS avg/G 

1. Porsha Porter-MS.................... SR 29 91 3.14 

2. C’eira Ricketts-AR................... SR 33 88 2.67 

Jasmine James-UG................ JR 24 64 2.67 

4. A’dia Mathies-UK................... JR 34 87 2.56 


6. Valencia McFarland-UM......... SO 30 62 2.07 

7. Lanita Bartley-UF.................... SR 33 63 1.91 

8. Khaalidah Miller-UG.............. SO 31 58 1.87 

9. Meredith Mitchell-UG............. SR 31 57 1.84 

10. Ieasia Walker-SC................... JR 35 63 1.80 

11. Najat Ouardad-AU................ JR 30 52 1.73 

12. Kastine Evans-UK................... SO 35 60 1.71 

13. Shafontaye Myers-UA............. SO 27 46 1.70 

14. Diamber Johnson-MS............. SR 30 49 1.63 

15. Meghan Perkins-UA................ JR 29 43 1.48 

3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) 

Player-TeaM cl g 3FG FGA Pct 


2. Blanche Alverson-AU.............. JR 30 56 136 .412 

3. Taber Spani-UT...................... JR 27 34 85 .400 

4. A’dia Mathies-UK................... JR 34 51 135 .378 

5. Markeshia Grant-SC.............. SR 35 64 176 .364 

6. Khaalidah Miller-UG.............. SO 31 72 203 .355 


8. Jasmine Lister-VU................... SO 33 46 132 .348 

9. Keyla Snowden-UK................. SR 35 60 174 .345 

10. Jordan Jones-UF.................... SR 32 67 198 .338 

11. Lyndsay Harris-AR.................. SR 32 71 213 .333 

12. Valencia McFarland-UM......... SO 30 41 125 .328 

13. Camille Glymph-AU............... SO 30 54 165 .327 

14. Meighan Simmons-UT............ SO 36 51 164 .311 

15. Kendra Grant-MS................... FR 30 41 143 .287 

3-POINT FG MADE 

Player-TeaM cl g 3Fg avg/G 

1. Christina Foggie-VU............... SO 33 91 2.76 

2. Khaalidah Miller-UG.............. SO 31 72 2.32 

3. Lyndsay Harris-AR.................. SR 32 71 2.22 

4. Jordan Jones-UF.................... SR 32 67 2.09 

5. Blanche Alverson-AU.............. JR 30 56 1.87 

6. Markeshia Grant-SC.............. SR 35 64 1.83 

7. Camille Glymph-AU............... SO 30 54 1.80 

8. Keyla Snowden-UK................. SR 35 60 1.71 

9. Shekinna Stricklen-UT............. SR 35 56 1.60 

10. A’dia Mathies-UK................... JR 34 51 1.50 

11. Meighan Simmons-UT............ SO 36 51 1.42 

12. Jasmine Lister-VU................... SO 33 46 1.39 

13. Valencia McFarland-UM......... SO 30 41 1.37 

Kendra Grant-MS................... FR 30 41 1.37 

15. Taber Spani-UT...................... JR 27 34 1.26 

BLOCKED ShotS 

Player-TeaM cl g blocKS avg/G 

1. Martha Alwal-MS................... FR 30 82 2.73 

2. Azania Stewart-UF.................. SR 33 70 2.12 

3. Sarah Watkins-AR.................. JR 33 63 1.91 

4. Jassany Williams-AU.............. SO 30 57 1.90 

5. Jennifer George-UF................ JR 33 53 1.61 

6. Stephanie Holzer-VU.............. SO 33 48 1.45 

7. Glory Johnson-UT.................. SR 36 41 1.14 


9. Hasina Muhammad-AU.......... FR 30 31 1.03 

10. Tiffany Clarke-VU................... JR 33 33 1.00 

Shanece Mckinney-LS............. SO 27 27 1.00 

12. Azia Bishop-UK...................... FR 32 31 0.97 

13. Chantel Hilliard-AU................ SR 30 28 0.93 

14. Nikki Byrd-UM....................... SR 28 25 0.89 

Catina Bett-MS....................... SR 28 25 0.89 

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2011-2012 Final Team Statistics (All Games) 

SCORING OFFENSE 

TeaM g PtS avg/G 

1. Tennessee ..... 36 2664 74.0 

2. Kentucky ...... 35 2589 74.0 

3. Vanderbilt ..... 33 2369 71.8 

4. Georgia ....... 31 2122 68.5 

5. Florida ........ 33 2228 67.5 

6. LSU .......... 34 2115 62.2 

7. Arkansas ...... 33 2049 62.1 

8. South Carolina .. 35 2143 61.2 

9. Alabama ...... 31 1840 59.4 

10. Auburn. ....... 30 1755 58.5 

11. Ole Miss ...... 30 1730 57.7 

12. Mississippi State . 30 1705 56.8 

SCORING DEFENSE 



2. Arkansas ...... 33 1727 52.3 

3. LSU .......... 34 1841 54.1 

4. Georgia ....... 31 1797 58.0 

5. Auburn. ....... 30 1741 58.0 

6. Kentucky ...... 35 2083 59.5 

7. Tennessee ..... 36 2165 60.1 


9. Florida ........ 33 2005 60.8 

10. Vanderbilt ..... 33 2029 61.5 

11. Ole Miss ...... 30 1867 62.2 

12. Alabama ...... 31 1992 64.3 

SCORING MARGIN 

TeaM g oFF deF Margin 

1. Kentucky ...... 35 74.0 59.5 +14.5 

2. Tennessee ..... 36 74.0 60.1 +13.9 

3. Georgia ....... 31 68.5 58.0 +10.5 

4. Vanderbilt ..... 33 71.8 61.5 +10.3 

5. South Carolina .. 35 61.2 51.4 +9.8 

6. Arkansas ...... 33 62.1 52.3 +9.8 

7. LSU .......... 34 62.2 54.1 +8.1 

8. Florida ........ 33 67.5 60.8 +6.8 

9. Auburn. ....... 30 58.5 58.0 +0.5 

10. Mississippi State . 30 56.8 60.5 -3.6 

11. Ole Miss ...... 30 57.7 62.2 -4.6 

12. Alabama ...... 31 59.4 64.3 -4.9 

FREE THROW PCT 

TeaM g FTM FTA Pct 

1. Vanderbilt ..... 33 454 623 .729 

2. LSU .......... 34 488 684 .713 

3. Tennessee ..... 36 536 759 .706 

4. Kentucky ...... 35 528 784 .673 

5. Georgia ....... 31 345 528 .653 

6. Arkansas ...... 33 380 583 .652 

7. Florida ........ 33 382 592 .645 

8. Alabama ...... 31 419 655 .640 

9. Mississippi State . 30 288 454 .634 

10. Auburn. ....... 30 310 489 .634 

11. Ole Miss ...... 30 291 469 .620 

12. South Carolina .. 35 372 633 .588 

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 

TeaM g FG FGA Pct 

1. Vanderbilt ..... 33 867 1868 .464 

2. Tennessee ..... 36 968 2214 .437 

3. LSU .......... 34 758 1754 .432 

4. Georgia ....... 31 815 1907 .427 

5. Florida ........ 33 835 2073 .403 

6. Kentucky ...... 35 925 2302 .402 


8. Arkansas ...... 33 751 1957 .384 

9. Auburn. ....... 30 653 1708 .382 

10. Ole Miss ...... 30 660 1808 .365 


12. Alabama ...... 31 659 1843 .358 

FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE 


1. LSU .......... 34 658 1902 .346 


3. Arkansas ...... 33 628 1711 .367 

4. Tennessee ..... 36 814 2201 .370 


6. Ole Miss ...... 30 700 1859 .377 

7. Vanderbilt ..... 33 741 1962 .378 

8. Florida ........ 33 739 1928 .383 

9. Auburn. ....... 30 623 1620 .385 

10. Georgia ....... 31 662 1712 .387 

11. Kentucky ...... 35 748 1820 .411 

12. Alabama ...... 31 736 1775 .415 

3-POINT FG PCT 


1. Vanderbilt ..... 33 181 487 .372 

2. Tennessee ..... 36 192 568 .338 

3. Auburn. ....... 30 139 420 .331 

4. Kentucky ...... 35 211 659 .320 

5. Georgia ....... 31 147 461 .319 

6. LSU .......... 34 111 353 .314 

7. Florida ........ 33 176 599 .294 

8. Arkansas ...... 33 167 580 .288 


10. Ole Miss ...... 30 119 435 .274 


12. Alabama ...... 31 103 400 .258 

3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE 



2. Arkansas ...... 33 126 485 .260 

3. Tennessee ..... 36 178 649 .274 


5. LSU .......... 34 181 643 .281 

6. Kentucky ...... 35 105 368 .285 

7. Vanderbilt ..... 33 154 531 .290 

8. Auburn. ....... 30 119 404 .295 

9. Georgia ....... 31 150 508 .295 

10. Ole Miss ...... 30 135 452 .299 

11. Florida ........ 33 136 454 .300 

12. Alabama ...... 31 143 444 .322 

REBOUNDING OFFENSE 

TeaM g reb avg/G 

1. Tennessee ..... 36 1567 43.5 

2. Florida ........ 33 1408 42.7 

3. Ole Miss ...... 30 1221 40.7 


5. Kentucky ...... 35 1379 39.4 

6. LSU .......... 34 1334 39.2 

7. Alabama ...... 31 1208 39.0 

8. Georgia ....... 31 1207 38.9 

9. Arkansas ...... 33 1277 38.7 

10. Vanderbilt ..... 33 1258 38.1 

11. South Carolina .. 35 1323 37.8 

12. Auburn. ....... 30 1120 37.3 

REBOUNDING DEFENSE 


1. LSU .......... 34 1123 33.0 


3. Vanderbilt ..... 33 1144 34.7 

4. Tennessee ..... 36 1257 34.9 

5. Arkansas ...... 33 1172 35.5 

6. Georgia ....... 31 1122 36.2 

7. Auburn. ....... 30 1093 36.4 

8. Kentucky ...... 35 1281 36.6 

9. Florida ........ 33 1233 37.4 

10. Alabama ...... 31 1253 40.4 

11. Ole Miss ...... 30 1260 42.0 


REBOUNDING MARGIN 

TeaM teaM avg oPP avg Margin 

1. Tennessee...........1567 43.5 1257 34.9 +8.6 

2. LSU....................1334 39.2 1123 33.0 +6.2 

3. Florida................1408 42.7 1233 37.4 +5.3 

4. South Carolina....1323 37.8 1199 34.3 +3.5 

5. Vanderbilt...........1258 38.1 1144 34.7 +3.5 

6. Arkansas............1277 38.7 1172 35.5 +3.2 

7. Kentucky.............1379 39.4 1281 36.6 +2.8 

8. Georgia..............1207 38.9 1122 36.2 +2.7 

9. Auburn...............1120 37.3 1093 36.4 +0.9 

10. Ole Miss.............1221 40.7 1260 42.0 -1.3 

11. Alabama............1208 39.0 1253 40.4 -1.5 

12. Mississippi State..1195 39.8 1274 42.5 -2.6 

BLOCKED SHOTS 

TeaM g blocKS avg/G 

1. Auburn. ....... 30 181 6.03 


3. Tennessee ..... 36 167 4.64 

4. LSU .......... 34 146 4.29 

5. Florida ........ 33 138 4.18 

6. South Carolina .. 35 139 3.97 

7. Vanderbilt ..... 33 130 3.94 

8. Arkansas ...... 33 127 3.85 

9. Kentucky ...... 35 129 3.69 

10. Ole Miss ...... 30 106 3.53 

11. Alabama ...... 31 84 2.71 

12. Georgia ....... 31 69 2.23 

ASSISTS 

TeaM g aSSistS avg/G 

1. Vanderbilt ..... 33 506 15.33 

2. Tennessee ..... 36 525 14.58 

3. Florida ........ 33 459 13.91 

4. LSU .......... 34 457 13.44 

5. Arkansas ...... 33 431 13.06 

6. Georgia ....... 31 392 12.65 

7. Kentucky ...... 35 439 12.54 

8. Ole Miss ...... 30 361 12.03 

9. Auburn. ....... 30 359 11.97 



12. Alabama ...... 31 292 9.42 

STEALS 

TeaM g StealS avg/G 

1. Kentucky ...... 35 422 12.06 

2. Georgia ....... 31 334 10.77 

3. Auburn. ....... 30 295 9.83 

4. Arkansas ...... 33 317 9.61 

5. Alabama ...... 31 284 9.16 

6. Mississippi State . 30 274 9.13 

7. Florida ........ 33 298 9.03 


9. LSU .......... 34 282 8.29 

10. Tennessee ..... 36 287 7.97 

11. Vanderbilt ..... 33 257 7.79 

12. Ole Miss ...... 30 222 7.40 

TURNOVER MARGIN 


1. Kentucky............. 614 17.5 939 26.8 +9.29 

2. Georgia.............. 462 14.9 611 19.7 +4.81 

3. Arkansas............. 488 14.8 622 18.8 +4.06 

4. South Carolina.... 498 14.2 627 17.9 +3.69 

5. Alabama............. 561 18.1 616 19.9 +1.77 

6. Florida................ 560 17.0 589 17.8 +0.88 

7. Tennessee........... 545 15.1 566 15.7 +0.58 

8. Auburn................ 566 18.9 570 19.0 +0.13 

9. Vanderbilt........... 569 17.2 567 17.2 -0.06 

10. Mississippi State... 525 17.5 517 17.2 -0.27 

11. Ole Miss............. 565 18.8 516 17.2 -1.63 

12. LSU..................... 658 19.4 577 17.0 -2.38 

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2011-2012 Final Individual Statistics (SEC Games Only) 

SCORING 

Player-TeaM cl g FG 3P FT PTS avg 

1. Christina Foggie-VU .......SO 16 98 39 53 288 18.0 

2. Shekinna Stricklen-UT ......SR 15 89 20 39 237 15.8 

3. A’dia Mathies-UK .........JR 16 90 25 38 243 15.2 

4. Glory Johnson-UT. ........SR 16 87 0 48 222 13.9 

5. Valencia McFarland-UM ....SO 16 80 28 30 218 13.6 

6. Tiffany Clarke-VU .........JR 16 78 0 59 215 13.4 

7. Anne Marie Armstrong-UG . . JR 16 84 12 29 209 13.1 

Lasondra Barrett-LS. .......SR 16 54 13 88 209 13.1 

9. Jasmine Hassell-UG .......JR 16 84 0 29 197 12.3 

10. Jennifer George-UF .......JR 16 80 0 32 192 12.0 

11. C’eira Ricketts-AR .........SR 16 77 9 28 191 11.9 

12. La’Keisha Sutton-SC .......SR 16 71 15 32 189 11.8 

13. Diamber Johnson-MS ......SR 16 72 17 27 188 11.8 

14. Jasmine Lister-VU .........SO 16 62 19 42 185 11.6 

15. Meighan Simmons-UT. .....SO 16 65 22 31 183 11.4 

16. Khaalidah Miller-UG. ......SO 16 67 34 10 178 11.1 

17. Porsha Porter-MS .........SR 15 63 6 34 166 11.1 

18. Tyrese Tanner-AU .........SO 16 64 0 47 175 10.9 

Bria Goss-UK ............FR 16 59 17 40 175 10.9 

20. Markeshia Grant-SC .......SR 16 62 34 12 170 10.6 

21. Sarah Watkins-AR .........JR 16 63 4 38 168 10.5 

22. Adrienne Webb-LS ........JR 16 67 13 20 167 10.4 

23. Meredith Mitchell-UG ......SR 16 60 11 30 161 10.1 

Stephanie Holzer-VU. ......SO 16 71 0 19 161 10.1 

Ashley Daniels-AR .........SR 16 61 0 39 161 10.1 

26. Jasmine Robinson-UA ......SO 16 51 8 48 158 9.9 

27. Lyndsay Harris-AR. ........SR 16 51 34 18 154 9.6 

28. Jordan Jones-UF. .........SR 15 52 31 8 143 9.5 

29. Camille Glymph-AU .......SO 16 52 30 18 152 9.5 

30. Courtney Jones-LS ........SR 16 49 2 49 149 9.3 

REBOUNDING 

Player-TeaM cl g oFF deF tot avg/G 

1. Glory Johnson-UT. ........SR 16 46 109 155 9.7 

2. Jennifer George-UF .......JR 16 51 81 132 8.3 

Lasondra Barrett-LS. .......SR 16 37 95 132 8.3 

4. Tiffany Clarke-VU .........JR 16 46 74 120 7.5 

5. Stephanie Holzer-VU. ......SO 16 37 73 110 6.9 

6. Anne Marie Armstrong-UG . . JR 16 37 71 108 6.8 

7. Martha Alwal-MS .........FR 16 40 64 104 6.5 

Samarie Walker-UK .......SO 16 49 55 104 6.5 

9. Ashley Daniels-AR .........SR 16 52 51 103 6.4 

10. Meghan Perkins-UA .......JR 14 34 55 89 6.4 

Nikki Byrd-UM ...........SR 14 37 52 89 6.4 

12. Aleighsa Welch-SC ........FR 14 42 46 88 6.3 

13. Shekinna Stricklen-UT ......SR 15 37 55 92 6.1 

14. Courtney Jones-LS ........SR 16 39 58 97 6.1 

15. Vicki Baugh-UT. ..........SR 16 33 63 96 6.0 

16. Meredith Mitchell-UG ......SR 16 33 62 95 5.9 

17. Charenee Stephens-SC .....SR 16 36 53 89 5.6 

18. Jasmine Hassell-UG .......JR 16 48 39 87 5.4 

19. Danielle McCray-UM ......FR 16 28 55 83 5.2 

20. Azania Stewart-UF ........SR 16 32 50 82 5.1 

FIELD goal PCT (Min. 3.0 made per game) 

Player-TeaM cl g FG FGA Pct 

1. Tiffany Clarke-VU .........JR 16 78 126 .619 

2. Glory Johnson-UT. ........SR 16 87 153 .569 

3. Stephanie Holzer-VU. ......SO 16 71 127 .559 

4. Aleighsa Welch-SC ........FR 14 48 86 .558 

5. Jennifer George-UF .......JR 16 80 157 .510 

6. Ashley Daniels-AR .........SR 16 61 121 .504 

7. Jasmine Hassell-UG .......JR 16 84 169 .497 

8. Anne Marie Armstrong-UG . . JR 16 84 175 .480 

9. Adrienne Webb-LS ........JR 16 67 140 .479 

10. Samarie Walker-UK .......SO 16 53 113 .469 

11. Nikki Byrd-UM ...........SR 14 48 104 .462 

12. Courtney Jones-LS ........SR 16 49 108 .454 

13. Shekinna Stricklen-UT ......SR 15 89 198 .449 

14. Christina Foggie-VU .......SO 16 98 225 .436 

15. Tyrese Tanner-AU .........SO 16 64 148 .432 

ASSISTS 

Player-TeaM cl g aSSistS avg/G 

1. Ariel Massengale-UT. ......FR 16 90 5.63 

2. Jasmine Lister-VU .........SO 16 84 5.25 

3. C’eira Ricketts-AR .........SR 16 74 4.63 

4. Valencia McFarland-UM ....SO 16 68 4.25 

5. Ieasia Walker-SC .........JR 16 59 3.69 

6. Anne Marie Armstrong-UG . . JR 16 49 3.06 

Lanita Bartley-UF .........SR 16 49 3.06 

Diamber Johnson-MS ......SR 16 49 3.06 

9. A’dia Mathies-UK .........JR 16 48 3.00 

10. Meredith Mitchell-UG ......SR 16 45 2.81 

11. Khristin Lee-UA. ..........SO 15 41 2.73 

12. Calli Berna-AR ...........FR 16 41 2.56 

13. Najat Ouardad-AU. .......JR 16 40 2.50 

14. La’Keisha Sutton-SC .......SR 16 38 2.38 

15. Porsha Porter-MS .........SR 15 35 2.33 

FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) 

Player-TeaM cl g FTM FTA Pct 

1. Jasmine Lister-VU .........SO 16 42 49 .857 

2. Keyla Snowden-UK ........SR 16 34 40 .850 

3. Meghan Perkins-UA .......JR 14 32 39 .821 


5. Ashley Daniels-AR .........SR 16 39 49 .796 

6. Ariel Massengale-UT. ......FR 16 38 49 .776 

7. Lanita Bartley-UF .........SR 16 42 55 .764 

8. La’Keisha Sutton-SC .......SR 16 32 42 .762 

9. Sarah Watkins-AR .........JR 16 38 50 .760 

10. Lasondra Barrett-LS. .......SR 16 88 116 .759 

11. Bria Goss-UK ............FR 16 40 54 .741 

12. Khristin Lee-UA. ..........SO 15 41 57 .719 

13. Courtney Jones-LS ........SR 16 49 69 .710 

14. Shekinna Stricklen-UT ......SR 15 39 55 .709 

15. Tiffany Clarke-VU .........JR 16 59 88 .670 

STEALS 

Player-TeaM cl g StealS avg/G 

1. Porsha Porter-MS .........SR 15 38 2.53 

2. C’eira Ricketts-AR .........SR 16 39 2.44 


4. Meredith Mitchell-UG ......SR 16 32 2.00 

A’dia Mathies-UK .........JR 16 32 2.00 

Lanita Bartley-UF .........SR 16 32 2.00 

7. Najat Ouardad-AU. .......JR 16 31 1.94 

8. Khaalidah Miller-UG. ......SO 16 30 1.88 

9. Shafontaye Myers-UA ......SO 12 21 1.75 

10. Lyndsay Harris-AR. ........SR 16 27 1.69 

11. Khristin Lee-UA. ..........SO 15 25 1.67 


13. Glory Johnson-UT. ........SR 16 25 1.56 

14. Jasmine Robinson-UA ......SO 16 24 1.50 

Lasondra Barrett-LS. .......SR 16 24 1.50 

Diamber Johnson-MS ......SR 16 24 1.50 

3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 1.0 made per game) 

Player-TeaM cl g 3FG FGA Pct 

1. Blanche Alverson-AU. ......JR 16 30 68 .441 

2. Markeshia Grant-SC .......SR 16 34 89 .382 


4. A’dia Mathies-UK .........JR 16 25 67 .373 

5. Calli Berna-AR ...........FR 16 16 43 .372 

6. Valencia McFarland-UM ....SO 16 28 77 .364 

7. Camille Glymph-AU .......SO 16 30 85 .353 

8. Jordan Jones-UF. .........SR 15 31 89 .348 

9. Bria Goss-UK ............FR 16 17 49 .347 

10. Khaalidah Miller-UG. ......SO 16 34 103 .330 

11. Shekinna Stricklen-UT ......SR 15 20 63 .317 

12. Meighan Simmons-UT. .....SO 16 22 72 .306 

13. Kendra Grant-MS .........FR 16 20 66 .303 

14. Jasmine Lister-VU .........SO 16 19 64 .297 

15. Keyla Snowden-UK ........SR 16 18 61 .295 

3-POINT FG MADE 

Player-TeaM cl g 3Fg avg/G 

1. Christina Foggie-VU .......SO 16 39 2.44 

2. Khaalidah Miller-UG. ......SO 16 34 2.13 

Markeshia Grant-SC .......SR 16 34 2.13 

Lyndsay Harris-AR. ........SR 16 34 2.13 

5. Jordan Jones-UF. .........SR 15 31 2.07 

6. Blanche Alverson-AU. ......JR 16 30 1.88 

Camille Glymph-AU .......SO 16 30 1.88 


9. A’dia Mathies-UK .........JR 16 25 1.56 

10. Meighan Simmons-UT. .....SO 16 22 1.38 

11. Shekinna Stricklen-UT ......SR 15 20 1.33 

12. Kendra Grant-MS .........FR 16 20 1.25 

13. Jasmine Lister-VU .........SO 16 19 1.19 

14. Shafontaye Myers-UA ......SO 12 14 1.17 

15. Keyla Snowden-UK ........SR 16 18 1.13 

BLOCKED ShotS 

Player-TeaM cl g blocKS avg/G 

1. Martha Alwal-MS .........FR 16 40 2.50 

Sarah Watkins-AR .........JR 16 40 2.50 

3. Jennifer George-UF .......JR 16 30 1.88 

4. Jassany Williams-AU. ......SO 16 29 1.81 

Azania Stewart-UF ........SR 16 29 1.81 

6. Glory Johnson-UT. ........SR 16 27 1.69 


8. Shanece Mckinney-LS ......SO 16 21 1.31 

9. Chantel Hilliard-AU .......SR 16 19 1.19 

10. Azia Bishop-UK. ..........FR 13 15 1.15 

11. Stephanie Holzer-VU. ......SO 16 16 1.00 

Tyrese Tanner-AU .........SO 16 16 1.00 

13. Tiffany Clarke-VU .........JR 16 15 0.94 

Charenee Stephens-SC .....SR 16 15 0.94 

15. Kyra Crosby-UA ..........JR 16 14 0.88 

Tyrese Tanner-AU .........FR 16 12 0.75 


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2011-2012 Final Team Statistics (SEC Games Only) 

SCORING 


1. Tennessee ..... 16 1168 73.0 

2. Kentucky ...... 16 1093 68.3 

3. Vanderbilt ..... 16 1065 66.6 

4. Georgia ....... 16 1034 64.6 

5. Florida ........ 16 1014 63.4 

6. LSU .......... 16 967 60.4 

7. Arkansas ...... 16 962 60.1 


9. Auburn. ....... 16 878 54.9 

10. Alabama ...... 16 856 53.5 

11. Ole Miss ...... 16 814 50.9 


SCORING DEFENSE 



2. LSU .......... 16 890 55.6 

3. Arkansas ...... 16 899 56.2 

4. Tennessee ..... 16 928 58.0 

5. Florida ........ 16 938 58.6 

6. Kentucky ...... 16 939 58.7 

7. Georgia ....... 16 946 59.1 

8. Auburn. ....... 16 963 60.2 


10. Ole Miss ...... 16 1029 64.3 

11. Vanderbilt ..... 16 1053 65.8 

12. Alabama ...... 16 1122 70.1 

SCORING MARGIN 

TeaM g oFF deF Margin 

1. Tennessee ..... 16 73.0 58.0 +15.0 

2. Kentucky ...... 16 68.3 58.7 +9.6 

3. Georgia ....... 16 64.6 59.1 +5.5 

4. LSU .......... 16 60.4 55.6 +4.8 

5. Florida ........ 16 63.4 58.6 +4.8 

6. South Carolina .. 16 58.5 54.1 +4.4 

7. Arkansas ...... 16 60.1 56.2 +3.9 

8. Vanderbilt ..... 16 66.6 65.8 +0.8 

9. Auburn. ....... 16 54.9 60.2 -5.3 

10. Mississippi State . 16 49.8 63.1 -13.4 

11. Ole Miss ...... 16 50.9 64.3 -13.4 

12. Alabama ...... 16 53.5 70.1 -16.6 

FREE THROW PCT 

TeaM g FTM FTA Pct 

1. Vanderbilt ..... 16 211 286 .738 

2. LSU .......... 16 237 334 .710 

3. Tennessee ..... 16 244 352 .693 

4. Kentucky ...... 16 211 316 .668 

5. Alabama ...... 16 212 319 .665 

6. Arkansas ...... 16 173 262 .660 

7. Georgia ....... 16 161 254 .634 

8. Auburn. ....... 16 163 260 .627 

9. Florida ........ 16 153 253 .605 

10. Ole Miss ...... 16 128 213 .601 



FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 


1. Vanderbilt ..... 16 392 858 .457 

2. Tennessee ..... 16 430 962 .447 

3. LSU .......... 16 339 779 .435 

4. Georgia ....... 16 402 966 .416 

5. Florida ........ 16 385 964 .399 


7. Kentucky ...... 16 396 1024 .387 

8. Arkansas ...... 16 357 943 .379 

9. Auburn. ....... 16 324 859 .377 


11. Ole Miss ...... 16 313 921 .340 

12. Alabama ...... 16 302 927 .326 

FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE 


1. LSU .......... 16 321 917 .350 

2. Tennessee ..... 16 348 946 .368 


4. Florida ........ 16 353 926 .381 

5. Georgia ....... 16 354 914 .387 


7. Auburn. ....... 16 343 879 .390 

8. Vanderbilt ..... 16 382 976 .391 

9. Ole Miss ...... 16 392 996 .394 

10. Arkansas ...... 16 323 812 .398 

11. Kentucky ...... 16 349 839 .416 

12. Alabama ...... 16 433 963 .450 

3-POINT FG PCT 


1. LSU .......... 16 52 152 .342 

2. Auburn. ....... 16 67 203 .330 

3. Vanderbilt ..... 16 70 217 .323 

4. Kentucky ...... 16 90 283 .318 

5. South Carolina .. 16 77 246 .313 

6. Georgia ....... 16 69 223 .309 

7. Florida ........ 16 91 304 .299 

8. Ole Miss ...... 16 60 205 .293 

9. Tennessee ..... 16 64 222 .288 

10. Arkansas ...... 16 75 283 .265 


12. Alabama ...... 16 40 198 .202 

3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE 



2. LSU .......... 16 79 298 .265 

3. Tennessee ..... 16 78 281 .278 

4. Georgia ....... 16 78 276 .283 

5. Florida ........ 16 59 208 .284 

6. Vanderbilt ..... 16 68 237 .287 


8. Arkansas ...... 16 67 220 .305 

9. Ole Miss ...... 16 73 234 .312 

10. Auburn. ....... 16 72 223 .323 

11. Kentucky ...... 16 46 142 .324 

12. Alabama ...... 16 83 222 .374 

REBOUNDING OFFENSE 


1. Tennessee ..... 16 674 42.1 

2. Florida ........ 16 645 40.3 

3. LSU .......... 16 611 38.2 

4. Kentucky ...... 16 607 37.9 

Alabama ...... 16 607 37.9 

Ole Miss ...... 16 607 37.9 

7. Georgia ....... 16 599 37.4 



10. Vanderbilt ..... 16 575 35.9 

11. Arkansas ...... 16 572 35.8 

12. Auburn. ....... 16 561 35.1 

REBOUNDING DEFENSE 


1. LSU .......... 16 531 33.2 


3. Tennessee ..... 16 547 34.2 

4. Vanderbilt ..... 16 569 35.6 

5. Arkansas ...... 16 576 36.0 

6. Auburn. ....... 16 595 37.2 

7. Georgia ....... 16 606 37.9 

8. Florida ........ 16 610 38.1 

9. Kentucky ...... 16 612 38.2 

10. Alabama ...... 16 658 41.1 

11. Ole Miss ...... 16 684 42.8 


REBOUNDING MARGIN 


1. Tennessee .....674 42.1 547 34.2 +7.9 

2. LSU ..........611 38.2 531 33.2 +5.0 

3. South Carolina ..593 37.1 545 34.1 +3.0 

4. Florida ........645 40.3 610 38.1 +2.2 

5. Vanderbilt .....575 35.9 569 35.6 +0.4 

6. Arkansas ......572 35.8 576 36.0 -0.2 

7. Kentucky ......607 37.9 612 38.2 -0.3 

8. Georgia .......599 37.4 606 37.9 -0.4 

9. Auburn. .......561 35.1 595 37.2 -2.1 

10. Alabama ......607 37.9 658 41.1 -3.2 

11. Ole Miss ......607 37.9 684 42.8 -4.8 

12. Mississippi State .592 37.0 710 44.4 -7.4 

BLOCKED SHOTS 

TeaM g blocKS avg/G 

1. Auburn. ....... 16 95 5.94 

2. LSU .......... 16 78 4.88 


4. Tennessee ..... 16 71 4.44 

5. Arkansas ...... 16 67 4.19 

6. Florida ........ 16 62 3.88 

7. Kentucky ...... 16 57 3.56 


9. Alabama ...... 16 52 3.25 

10. Vanderbilt ..... 16 50 3.13 

11. Ole Miss ...... 16 47 2.94 

12. Georgia ....... 16 41 2.56 

ASSISTS 

TeaM g aSSistS avg/G 

1. Tennessee ..... 16 246 15.38 

2. Florida ........ 16 221 13.81 

3. Vanderbilt ..... 16 213 13.31 

4. Arkansas ...... 16 200 12.50 

5. Georgia ....... 16 196 12.25 

6. LSU .......... 16 194 12.13 

7. Auburn. ....... 16 180 11.25 

8. Kentucky ...... 16 173 10.81 


10. Ole Miss ...... 16 163 10.19 


12. Alabama ...... 16 138 8.63 

STEALS 

TeaM g StealS avg/G 

1. Kentucky ...... 16 164 10.25 

2. Georgia ....... 16 160 10.00 

3. Auburn. ....... 16 156 9.75 

4. Arkansas ...... 16 153 9.56 

5. Florida ........ 16 141 8.81 

6. Alabama ...... 16 139 8.69 

7. Tennessee ..... 16 132 8.25 


LSU .......... 16 127 7.94 


11. Vanderbilt ..... 16 113 7.06 

12. Ole Miss ...... 16 96 6.00 

TURNOVER MARGIN 


1. Kentucky ......265 16.6 401 25.1 +8.50 

2. Georgia .......237 14.8 293 18.3 +3.50 

3. Arkansas ......253 15.8 308 19.3 +3.44 

4. Tennessee .....252 15.8 281 17.6 +1.81 

5. South Carolina ..258 16.1 269 16.8 +0.69 

6. Florida ........281 17.6 290 18.1 +0.56 

7. Auburn. .......321 20.1 298 18.6 -1.44 

8. Alabama ......321 20.1 285 17.8 -2.25 

9. Mississippi State . 291 18.2 248 15.5 -2.69 

10. Vanderbilt .....307 19.2 251 15.7 -3.50 

11. Ole Miss ......309 19.3 245 15.3 -4.00 

12. LSU ..........311 19.4 237 14.8 -4.63 

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2011-2012 Final Individual Superlatives 

Points 

34 A’dia Mathies (Kentucky) vs Tennessee (01/12/12) 

34 Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) vs Georgia (01/26/12) 

30 Diamber Johnson (Mississippi State) vs Jacksonville State (11/11/11) 

30 Jasmine Lister (Vanderbilt) at Tennessee-Martin (12/07/11) 

29 Ericka Russell (Alabama) vs Old Dominion (11/24/11) 

29 Kady Schrann (Vanderbilt) vs LSU (01/29/12) 

28 C’eira Ricketts (Arkansas) vs South Florida (11/12/11) 

28 Jordan Jones (Florida) vs La Salle (11/25/11) 

28 Lanita Bartley (Florida) vs Charlotte (11/26/11) 

28 Diamber Johnson (Mississippi State) vs Tulane (12/04/11) 

27 Shekinna Stricklen (Tennessee) at Stanford (12/20/11) 

27 Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) vs Western Carolina (12/29/11) 

27 Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) vs Auburn (01/12/12) 

27 Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) at Tennessee (01/15/12) 

27 Diamber Johnson (Mississippi State) vs Auburn (01/22/12) 

27 Markeshia Grant (South Carolina) at Tennessee (02/02/12) 

Field goals made 





11 Jennifer George (Florida) at San Francisco (12/07/11) 

11 Dominique Robinson (Arkansas) vs Texas Southern (12/21/11) 

11 Chantel Hilliard (Auburn) vs Charlotte (12/29/11) 


11 Kady Schrann (Vanderbilt) vs LSU (01/29/12) 

11 Anne Marie Armstrong (Georgia) vs Vanderbilt (02/12/12) 

11 A’dia Mathies (Kentucky) at Alabama (02/16/12) 

10 Diamber Johnson (Mississippi State) vs Tulane (12/04/11) 

10 Jasmine Robinson (Alabama) vs Kansas (12/04/11) 

10 Diamber Johnson (Mississippi State) at Louisiana Tech (12/11/11) 

10 Markeshia Grant (South Carolina) vs Furman (12/11/11) 

10 Shekinna Stricklen (Tennessee) at Stanford (12/20/11) 

10 Krista Donald (Georgia) vs Appalachian State (12/22/11) 

10 Anne Marie Armstrong (Georgia) at Mississippi State (01/15/12) 

10 Diamber Johnson (Mississippi State) vs Auburn (01/22/12) 


10 Tiffany Clarke (Vanderbilt) vs Tennessee (02/09/12) 

10 Meighan Simmons (Tennessee) vs Kentucky (02/13/12) 

Field goal attempts 

28 Diamber Johnson (Mississippi State) at Louisiana Tech (12/11/11) 

26 Shekinna Stricklen (Tennessee) vs Baylor (03/26/12) 



22 A’dia Mathies (Kentucky) vs Southern Miss (11/19/11) 

22 Shekinna Stricklen (Tennessee) vs Baylor (11/27/11) 

22 Valencia McFarland (Ole Miss) vs Mississippi State (1/19/12) 


21 Diamber Johnson (Mississippi State) vs Xavier (11/14/11) 

21 Diamber Johnson (Mississippi State) vs South Alabama (11/30/11) 

21 Diamber Johnson (Mississippi State) vs Oklahoma State (12/29/11) 

21 Diamber Johnson (Mississippi State) at Alabama (01/12/12) 


21 Sarah Watkins (Arkansas) at Auburn (02/12/12) 

21 Valencia McFarland (Ole Miss) at Mississippi State (02/12/12) 

21 C’eira Ricketts (Arkansas) vs LSU (02/16/12) 

21 Valencia McFarland (Ole Miss) vs Tennessee (02/19/12) 

Field goal percentage 

.917 (11-12) Dominique Robinson (Arkansas) vs Texas Southern (12/21/11) 

.900 (9-10) Jasmine Hassell (Georgia) vs Georgia Tech (12/04/11) 

.900 (9-10) Jennifer George (Florida) vs Charleston Southern (12/20/11) 

.846 (11-13) Chantel Hilliard (Auburn) vs Charlotte (12/29/11) 

.818 (9-11) Jennifer George (Florida) vs Florida State (11/17/11) 

.818 (9-11) Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) vs High Point (12/04/11) 

.818 (9-11) Jasmine Hassell (Georgia) vs Arkansas (01/01/12) 

.818 (9-11) Tiffany Clarke (Vanderbilt) at Auburn (02/02/12) 

.818 (9-11) Stephanie Holzer (Vanderbilt) at Mississippi State (02/05/12) 

.800 (8-10) Jennifer George (Florida) vs La Salle (11/25/11) 

.800 (8-10) Vicki Baugh (Tennessee) vs Texas (12/04/11) 

.800 (8-10) Porsha Porter (Mississippi State) vs Southern Miss (12/16/11) 

.800 (8-10) Jennifer George (Florida) vs South Carolina (01/08/12) 

.800 (8-10) Tiffany Clarke (Vanderbilt) vs Ole Miss (01/08/12) 

.800 (8-10) Samarie Walker (Kentucky) at Georgia (01/19/12) 

.800 (8-10) Jennifer George (Florida) vs Kentucky (03/02/12) 

3-Pt FG made 



7 Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) at Duke (03/20/12) 



6 Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) vs Denver (12/02/11) 


6 Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) vs Auburn (01/12/12) 

6 Jordan Jones (Florida) vs Mississippi State (02/23/12) 

5 Jordan Jones (Florida) vs Michigan (11/11/11) 

5 Khaalidah Miller (Georgia) vs TCU (11/11/11) 

5 Camille Glymph (Auburn) vs Belmont (11/15/11) 

5 Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) vs Oklahoma (11/26/11) 

5 Khaalidah Miller (Georgia) vs Georgetown (11/26/11) 

5 Tina Roy (South Carolina) vs Presbyterian (11/27/11) 

5 Shekinna Stricklen (Tennessee) vs Texas (12/04/11) 

5 Blanche Alverson (Auburn) vs Purdue (12/18/11) 

5 Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) vs Western Carolina (12/29/11) 

5 Camille Glymph (Auburn) vs Tennessee (01/01/12) 

5 A’dia Mathies (Kentucky) vs Arkansas (01/05/12) 


5 La’Keisha Sutton (South Carolina) vs Ole Miss (01/26/12) 

5 Markeshia Grant (South Carolina) vs Florida (02/12/12) 

5 Lyndsay Harris (Arkansas) vs Mississippi State (02/19/12) 

5 Blanche Alverson (Auburn) vs Alabama (02/23/12) 

5 Valencia McFarland (Ole Miss) at Georgia (02/23/12) 

5 Keyla Snowden (Kentucky) vs LSU (03/03/12) 

5 Khaalidah Miller (Georgia) vs Marist (03/18/12) 

5 Keyla Snowden (Kentucky) vs Gonzaga (03/25/12) 

3-Pt FG attempts 


15 Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) at Duke (03/20/12) 

14 Shafontaye Myers (Alabama) vs Georgia (02/05/12) 

13 Jordan Jones (Florida) vs Michigan (11/11/11) 

13 Lyndsay Harris (Arkansas) vs Mississippi State (02/19/12) 

13 Keyla Snowden (Kentucky) vs LSU (03/03/12) 



12 Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) vs Oklahoma (11/26/11) 

12 Khaalidah Miller (Georgia) vs Arkansas (01/01/12) 

12 Lyndsay Harris (Arkansas) at Ole Miss (01/12/12) 



12 Jordan Jones (Florida) vs Mississippi State (02/23/12) 

12 Khaalidah Miller (Georgia) vs Marist (03/18/12) 

3-Pt percentage 

.857 (6-7) Jasmine Lister (Vanderbilt) at Tennessee-Martin (12/07/11) 

.750 (6-8) Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) vs Auburn (01/12/12) 

.667 (6-9) Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) vs Denver (12/02/11) 

.583 (7-12) Markeshia Grant (South Carolina) at Tennessee (02/02/12) 

.500 (6-12) Ericka Russell (Alabama) vs Old Dominion (11/24/11) 

.500 (6-12) Jordan Jones (Florida) vs La Salle (11/25/11) 

.500 (6-12) Jordan Jones (Florida) vs Mississippi State (02/23/12) 

.467 (7-15) Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) at Duke (03/20/12) 

.438 (7-16) Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) vs Georgia (01/26/12) 


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Free throws made 

13 Lasondra Barrett (LSU) at Alabama (02/12/12) 

13 Lasondra Barrett (LSU) vs San Diego State (03/18/12) 

12 Lasondra Barrett (LSU) vs Vanderbilt (02/23/12) 

11 Lasondra Barrett (LSU) vs Mississippi State (02/09/12) 

11 Jasmine Lister (Vanderbilt) vs Middle Tennessee (03/18/12) 

10 Aleighsa Welch (South Carolina) at Xavier (11/30/11) 


10 Valencia McFarland (Ole Miss) vs Central Michigan (12/14/11) 

10 Glory Johnson (Tennessee) at Stanford (12/20/11) 


10 Lasondra Barrett (LSU) at ETSU (01/24/12) 

Free throw attempts 

20 Lasondra Barrett (LSU) at Alabama (02/12/12) 

18 Lasondra Barrett (LSU) vs San Diego State (03/18/12) 

15 Aleighsa Welch (South Carolina) at Xavier (11/30/11) 

15 Lasondra Barrett (LSU) vs Vanderbilt (02/23/12) 

14 Jasmine Robinson (Alabama) at Alabama State (12/17/11) 

14 Parrisha Simmons (Auburn) vs Purdue (12/18/11) 

14 Dominique Robinson (Arkansas) at Kentucky (01/05/12) 

14 Tyrese Tanner (Auburn) at Arkansas (01/15/12) 

14 Glory Johnson (Tennessee) vs South Carolina (03/03/12) 

14 Jasmine Lister (Vanderbilt) vs Middle Tennessee (03/18/12) 

Free throw percentage 

1.000 (10-10) Jasmine Lister (Vanderbilt) at Tennessee-Martin (12/07/11) 

1.000 (9-9) Lanita Bartley (Florida) vs Charlotte (11/26/11) 

1.000 (9-9) Lasondra Barrett (LSU) at Penn State (03/20/12) 

1.000 (8-8) Christina Foggie (Vanderbilt) at Austin Peay (11/30/11) 

1.000 (8-8) Kastine Evans (Kentucky) vs Arkansas (01/05/12) 

1.000 (8-8) Anne Marie Armstrong (Georgia) vs Florida (01/12/12) 

1.000 (8-8) Lyndsay Harris (Arkansas) at Tennessee (02/23/12) 

.909 (10-11) A’dia Mathies (Kentucky) vs Tennessee (01/12/12) 

.909 (10-11) Lasondra Barrett (LSU) at ETSU (01/24/12) 

.900 (9-10) Jaterra Bonds (Florida) vs Hampton (11/22/11) 

.900 (9-10) Diamber Johnson (Mississippi State) vs South Alabama (11/30/11) 

.900 (9-10) Porsha Porter (Mississippi State) vs Oklahoma State (12/29/11) 

.900 (9-10) Sarah Watkins (Arkansas) vs Florida (01/29/12) 

.900 (9-10) Lanita Bartley (Florida) vs Georgia (02/19/12) 

.900 (9-10) Lasondra Barrett (LSU) vs Kentucky (03/03/12) 

.900 (9-10) Ariel Massengale (Tennessee) vs LSU (03/04/12) 

Rebounds 

22 Martha Alwal (Mississippi State) vs Alcorn State (11/17/11) 

21 Glory Johnson (Tennessee) vs DePaul (03/19/12) 

18 Ashley Bruner (South Carolina) vs Penn State (11/20/11) 

18 Erin Hogue (Alabama) vs Louisiana Tech (11/26/11) 

17 Nikki Byrd (Ole Miss) at Massachusetts (11/26/11) 

17 Tiffany Clarke (Vanderbilt) vs Florida (02/16/12) 

16 Nikki Byrd (Ole Miss) vs South Alabama (11/18/11) 

16 Parrisha Simmons (Auburn) vs Purdue (12/18/11) 

16 Ashley Daniels (Arkansas) vs Mississippi State (02/19/12) 

15 Jennifer George (Florida) vs La Salle (11/25/11) 

15 Alicia Manning (Tennessee) vs Old Dominion (12/28/11) 

15 Stephanie Holzer (Vanderbilt) vs South Carolina (01/22/12) 

15 Samarie Walker (Kentucky) at Auburn (01/26/12) 

15 Stephanie Holzer (Vanderbilt) vs LSU (01/29/12) 

15 Glory Johnson (Tennessee) at Mississippi State (02/16/12) 

Assists 

13 Jasmine Lister (Vanderbilt) vs Tennessee (02/09/12) 

12 Ariel Massengale (Tennessee) vs Vanderbilt (01/15/12) 

11 Valencia McFarland (Ole Miss) vs SE Louisiana (12/29/11) 

11 Ariel Massengale (Tennessee) at Alabama (01/26/12) 

10 Diamber Johnson (Mississippi State) vs La.-Lafayette (12/19/11) 

10 Valencia McFarland (Ole Miss) vs Cleveland State (12/21/11) 

9 Jasmine James (Georgia) vs TCU (11/11/11) 

9 Morgan Jennings (Auburn) vs Belmont (11/15/11) 

9 Ariel Massengale (Tennessee) vs Miami (11/15/11) 

9 Maggie Morrison (Vanderbilt) vs USC Upstate (11/16/11) 

9 Jasmine Lister (Vanderbilt) vs High Point (12/04/11) 

9 Jaterra Bonds (Florida) vs Charleston Southern (12/20/11) 

9 Cierra Burdick (Tennessee) vs Old Dominion (12/28/11) 

9 Ariel Massengale (Tennessee) vs Georgia (01/05/12) 

9 Valencia McFarland (Ole Miss) at Alabama (01/15/12) 

9 Jasmine Lister (Vanderbilt) at Mississippi State (02/05/12) 

9 C’eira Ricketts (Arkansas) at Tennessee (02/23/12) 

Steals 

9 A’dia Mathies (Kentucky) vs Nebraska Omaha (11/23/11) 

8 Jasmine James (Georgia) vs TCU (11/11/11) 


7 Porsha Porter (Mississippi State) vs Jacksonville State (11/11/11) 

7 La’Keisha Sutton (South Carolina) at Clemson (11/17/11) 

7 Valencia McFarland (Ole Miss) at Lipscomb (12/16/11) 

7 Anne Marie Armstrong (Georgia) vs Montana State (12/20/11) 

7 Lasondra Barrett (LSU) vs Alabama (01/08/12) 

7 Najat Ouardad (Auburn) at Vanderbilt (01/12/12) 

7 Kastine Evans (Kentucky) vs Ole Miss (02/02/12) 

7 Anne Marie Armstrong (Georgia) vs LSU (02/26/12) 

Blocked shots 

10 Martha Alwal (Mississippi State) vs Jacksonville State (11/11/11) 

8 Martha Alwal (Mississippi State) vs Miss. Valley State (11/23/11) 

7 Jassany Williams (Auburn) at Duke (11/18/11) 

7 Martha Alwal (Mississippi State) at Georgia (02/02/12) 

6 Azania Stewart (Florida) at Pacific (12/09/11) 

6 Jennifer George (Florida) vs South Carolina (01/08/12) 

6 Sarah Watkins (Arkansas) vs Vanderbilt (01/19/12) 

6 Martha Alwal (Mississippi State) vs Arkansas (01/26/12) 

5 Martha Alwal (Mississippi State) at Louisiana Tech (12/11/11) 

5 Martha Alwal (Mississippi State) vs La.-Lafayette (12/19/11) 

5 Azania Stewart (Florida) vs Charleston Southern (12/20/11) 

5 Nikki Byrd (Ole Miss) vs SE Louisiana (12/29/11) 

5 Jassany Williams (Auburn) vs Tennessee (01/01/12) 

5 Sarah Watkins (Arkansas) at Kentucky (01/05/12) 

5 Jennifer George (Florida) vs Alabama (01/19/12) 

5 Martha Alwal (Mississippi State) vs Auburn (01/22/12) 

5 Sarah Watkins (Arkansas) at Mississippi State (01/26/12) 

5 Martha Alwal (Mississippi State) vs Ole Miss (02/12/12) 

5 Anne Marie Armstrong (Georgia) at South Carolina (02/16/12) 

5 Elem Ibiam (South Carolina) vs Eastern Michigan (03/17/12) 

Turnovers 

10 Anne Marie Armstrong (Georgia) vs Florida (01/12/12) 

9 A’dia Mathies (Kentucky) vs Louisville (12/04/11) 

9 Najat Ouardad (Auburn) vs Kentucky (01/26/12) 

9 Amber Smith (Kentucky) vs Green Bay (03/19/12) 

8 Porsha Porter (Mississippi State) vs Alcorn State (11/17/11) 

8 Aneesah Daniels (Alabama) at South Carolina (01/01/12) 

8 La’Keisha Sutton (South Carolina) at LSU (01/12/12) 

8 La’Keisha Sutton (South Carolina) vs Kentucky (01/15/12) 

8 Jeanne Kenney (LSU) vs Florida (02/02/12) 

8 Jeanne Kenney (LSU) vs Kentucky (02/05/12) 

8 Jasmine Lister (Vanderbilt) at Kentucky (02/20/12) 

8 Khristin Lee (Alabama) at Auburn (02/23/12) 

8 Kyra Crosby (Alabama) at Auburn (02/23/12) 

8 Tia Faleru (Ole Miss) at Auburn (02/26/12) 

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Points 

101 Kentucky vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (12/11/11) 

100 Kentucky vs Jacksonville State (11/15/11) 

99 Vanderbilt at Tennessee-Martin (12/07/11) 

96 Kentucky at Morehead State (11/11/11) 

95 Vanderbilt vs Western Illinois (11/14/11) 

93 Vanderbilt vs Tennessee (02/09/12) 

92 Tennessee vs Miami (11/15/11) 

91 Florida at San Francisco (12/07/11) 

91 Tennessee vs Kentucky (02/13/12) 

90 Kentucky vs Miss. Valley State (11/27/11) 

90 Kentucky vs Samford (12/21/11) 

90 Tennessee vs Old Dominion (12/28/11) 

90 Tennessee vs Chattanooga (01/03/12) 

Margin 

75 (100-25) Kentucky vs Jacksonville State (11/15/11) 

58 (101-43) Kentucky vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (12/11/11) 

53 (90-37) Tennessee vs Old Dominion (12/28/11) 

52 (80-28) LSU vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (11/21/11) 

48 (88-40) Kentucky vs Mississippi State (01/08/12) 

46 (88-42) Vanderbilt vs USC Upstate (11/16/11) 

45 (66-21) South Carolina vs South Carolina State (12/14/11) 

45 (86-41) Arkansas vs Texas Southern (12/21/11) 

45 (81-36) Vanderbilt vs Western Carolina (12/29/11) 

44 (95-51) Vanderbilt vs Western Illinois (11/14/11) 

44 (81-37) Georgia vs Appalachian State (12/22/11) 

44 (84-40) LSU vs Alabama (01/08/12) 

Field goals made 

39 Vanderbilt vs Tennessee (02/09/12) 




37 Vanderbilt vs USC Upstate (11/16/11) 


37 LSU at Ole Miss (01/01/12) 

36 Tennessee at UCLA (12/17/11) 

36 Tennessee vs Vanderbilt (01/15/12) 

36 Tennessee vs Kentucky (02/13/12) 

Field goal attempts 


89 Kentucky vs Southern Miss (11/19/11) 

84 Kentucky vs Sam Houston State (11/25/11) 


82 Tennessee vs Baylor (11/27/11) 

79 Kentucky vs Nebraska Omaha (11/23/11) 

77 Kentucky vs Ole Miss (02/02/12) 

76 South Carolina vs Penn State (11/20/11) 

76 Ole Miss vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (11/29/11) 


Field goal percentage 

.692 (36-52) Tennessee at UCLA (12/17/11) 

.627 (37-59) Vanderbilt vs Western Illinois (11/14/11) 

.615 (24-39) LSU at Wichita State (11/14/11) 

.604 (32-53) LSU vs Alabama (01/08/12) 

.600 (33-55) Vanderbilt at Tennessee-Martin (12/07/11) 

.595 (25-42) LSU at McNeese State (12/16/11) 

.590 (36-61) Tennessee vs Kentucky (02/13/12) 

.582 (32-55) Arkansas at SIUE (03/08/12) 

.571 (32-56) Ole Miss vs Cleveland State (12/21/11) 

.567 (17-30) LSU vs Kentucky (02/05/12) 

3-Pt FG made 

14 Kentucky vs Mississippi State (01/08/12) 

13 Georgia vs TCU (11/11/11) 


12 Vanderbilt at Duke (03/20/12) 

12 Kentucky vs Gonzaga (03/25/12) 

11 Tennessee vs Miami (11/15/11) 

11 Tennessee vs Texas (12/04/11) 


11 Kentucky vs Arkansas (01/05/12) 

10 Florida vs Michigan (11/11/11) 

10 Tennessee vs Pepperdine (11/13/11) 

10 Auburn vs Belmont (11/15/11) 

10 Kentucky vs Northeastern (11/17/11) 

10 Vanderbilt vs Oklahoma (11/26/11) 

10 Kentucky vs Louisville (12/04/11) 

10 Auburn vs Marist (12/21/11) 

10 Vanderbilt vs Western Carolina (12/29/11) 

10 Mississippi State at Nevada (12/30/11) 

10 Georgia vs Arkansas (01/01/12) 

10 Florida vs Ole Miss (02/05/12) 

10 Auburn vs Alabama (02/23/12) 

10 Vanderbilt at LSU (02/23/12) 

10 Tennessee vs Tennessee-Martin (03/17/12) 

10 Georgia vs Marist (03/18/12) 

3-Pt FG attempts 

32 Kentucky vs Southern Miss (11/19/11) 


30 Georgia vs TCU (11/11/11) 

30 Kentucky vs Mississippi State (01/08/12) 

29 South Carolina vs Penn State (11/20/11) 



28 Florida vs Mississippi State (02/23/12) 

27 Florida vs Michigan (11/11/11) 


3-Pt percentage 

.706 (12-17) Vanderbilt at Tennessee-Martin (12/07/11) 

.700 (7-10) Ole Miss at Alabama (01/15/12) 

.667 (8-12) LSU at Wichita State (11/14/11) 

.667 (8-12) Ole Miss vs Tennessee (02/19/12) 

.667 (2-3) LSU vs Kentucky (02/05/12) 

.625 (10-16) Tennessee vs Pepperdine (11/13/11) 

.625 (5-8) Kentucky at Florida (01/01/12) 

.625 (5-8) LSU at Arkansas (02/16/12) 

.615 (8-13) Vanderbilt vs Auburn (01/12/12) 

.615 (8-13) South Carolina vs Florida (02/12/12) 

Free throws made 

34 LSU vs Kentucky (03/03/12) 


28 Tennessee at Auburn (01/01/12) 

27 Alabama at Alabama State (12/17/11) 

26 Tennessee vs DePaul (12/11/11) 

26 LSU vs Vanderbilt (02/23/12) 

26 LSU vs San Diego State (03/18/12) 


25 Kentucky vs Florida (03/02/12) 

24 Tennessee vs Middle Tennessee (11/29/11) 

Free throw attempts 



39 Alabama at Alabama State (12/17/11) 

38 South Carolina at Xavier (11/30/11) 

36 Alabama at Arkansas (02/02/12) 

35 Florida vs Hampton (11/22/11) 

35 Tennessee vs DePaul (12/11/11) 

35 LSU vs San Diego State (03/18/12) 

34 Alabama vs Seton Hall (11/25/11) 

34 Arkansas at Kentucky (01/05/12) 

34 LSU at Vanderbilt (01/29/12) 


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Free throw percentage 

1.000 (2-2) LSU vs Lamar (12/18/11) 

.955 (21-22) Kentucky vs Connecticut (03/27/12) 

.938 (15-16) Arkansas vs Tennessee (01/08/12) 

.933 (14-15) Vanderbilt vs Alabama (02/26/12) 

.929 (13-14) Vanderbilt vs Tennessee (03/02/12) 

.917 (22-24) LSU at Penn State (03/20/12) 

.909 (20-22) Vanderbilt at Auburn (02/02/12) 

.903 (28-31) Tennessee at Auburn (01/01/12) 

.900 (9-10) Arkansas vs LSU (03/02/12) 

.895 (17-19) Kentucky vs Samford (12/21/11) 

Rebounds 

64 Arkansas vs Morgan State (12/19/11) 

62 Ole Miss at Mississippi State (02/12/12) 

60 Georgia vs Appalachian State (12/22/11) 

59 Mississippi State vs Alcorn State (11/17/11) 

59 Ole Miss vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (11/29/11) 

59 Tennessee at Mississippi State (02/16/12) 

58 Ole Miss vs South Alabama (11/18/11) 

58 Kentucky vs McNeese State (03/17/12) 



Assists 


28 Vanderbilt vs USC Upstate (11/16/11) 

27 LSU vs Lamar (12/18/11) 


26 LSU at Ole Miss (01/01/12) 


25 Auburn vs Alabama (02/23/12) 

24 Ole Miss vs SE Louisiana (12/29/11) 

23 Auburn at Mercer (11/11/11) 

23 LSU vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (11/21/11) 

23 Vanderbilt vs Sam Houston State (11/22/11) 

23 Vanderbilt vs Western Carolina (12/29/11) 

23 Florida vs Mississippi State (02/23/12) 

Steals 


24 Mississippi State vs Jacksonville State (11/11/11) 

21 Georgia vs TCU (11/11/11) 

21 South Carolina vs Furman (12/11/11) 


20 Georgia vs Coll. of Charleston (11/17/11) 

20 LSU vs Arkansas Pine Bluff (11/21/11) 

20 Kentucky vs Sam Houston State (11/25/11) 

20 Kentucky at Mississippi State (02/26/12) 


19 Kentucky vs Nebraska Omaha (11/23/11) 

Blocked shots 

14 Mississippi State vs Jacksonville State (11/11/11) 

13 Auburn vs Troy (11/30/11) 

12 LSU vs Alabama State (12/11/11) 

11 Auburn at Duke (11/18/11) 

11 Mississippi State vs Miss. Valley State (11/23/11) 

11 South Carolina vs Furman (12/11/11) 

11 South Carolina vs Eastern Michigan (03/17/12) 

10 Tennessee vs Pepperdine (11/13/11) 

10 Auburn vs Georgia (01/08/12) 

10 LSU vs Alabama (01/08/12) 

10 Auburn vs South Carolina (01/19/12) 

10 Mississippi State vs Arkansas (01/26/12) 


Turnovers 

36 Ole Miss at Kentucky (02/02/12) 

34 Kentucky vs Green Bay (03/19/12) 

33 Mississippi State vs Kentucky (02/26/12) 

30 Auburn vs Georgia (01/08/12) 

30 Auburn vs Kentucky (01/26/12) 

30 Alabama vs Kentucky (02/16/12) 

29 LSU vs UCLA (12/13/11) 

29 Auburn vs South Florida (12/14/11) 

29 Mississippi State at Kentucky (01/08/12) 

29 South Carolina vs Kentucky (01/15/12) 

29 Alabama at Auburn (02/23/12) 

The season high of 64 rebounds was set by Arkansas against 

Morgan State on December 19. 

Vanderbilt set the SEC season high for assists with 28, twice 

within two days in November. 

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With eight national 

championships, ten 

runner-up finishes, a 

nation-leading 34 Final 

Four appearances and 

111 first-team All-America 

honors, the SEC stands 

firmly as the nation’s 

premier intercollegiate 

women’s basketball 

conference. 

Through The Years

THROUGH THE YEARS 


SEC National Champions 

NCAA Champions NWIT Champions 

1987 – Tennessee 1981 – Georgia 

1989 – Tennessee 1984 – Vanderbilt 

1991 – Tennessee 1985 – LSU 

1996 – Tennessee 1990 – Kentucky 

1997 – Tennessee 

1998 – Tennessee WNIT Champions 

2007 – Tennessee 1999 – Arkansas 

2008 – Tennessee 2003 – Auburn 

Tennessee won their eighth NCAA title in 2008 by 

defeating Stanford, 64-48. 

SEC Regular Season 

Championships 

Tennessee. ..................................16 

Georgia .....................................7 

Auburn. .....................................5 

LSU ........................................3 

Kentucky ....................................2 

Ole Miss ....................................1 

SEC Tournament Championships 

Tennessee. ..................................16 

Vanderbilt. ...................................6 

Georgia .....................................4 

Auburn. .....................................4 

LSU ........................................2 

Kentucky. ....................................1 

Championships 

SEC Champions 

Year Champion SEC overall Coach 

*1980 Tennessee 33-5 Pat Head 

*1981 Auburn 26-7 Joe Ciampi 

*1982 Kentucky 24-8 Terry Hall 

1983 Georgia 4-4 27-7 Andy Landers 


1985 Tennessee 4-4 22-10 Pat Summitt 


1987 Auburn 8-1 31-2 Joe Ciampi 





1992 Ole Miss 11-0 29-3 Van Chancellor 







1999 Tennessee 13-1 31-3 Pat Summitt 

2000 Georgia 13-1 32-4 Andy Landers 

Tennessee 13-1 33-4 Pat Summitt 


2002 Tennessee 13-1 29-5 Pat Summitt 



2005 LSU 14-0 33-3 Pokey Chatman 

2006 LSU 13-1 31-4 Pokey Chatman 


2008 LSU 14-0 31-6 Van Chancellor 

2009 Auburn 12-2 30-4 Nell Fortner 



2012 Kentucky 13-3 28-7 Matthew Mitchell 

*Women’s basketball first came under the auspices of the 

Southeastern Conference in the 1982-83 season. Games played 

between SEC teams before that time are not counted in the alltime 

standings, since there was no uniform number of conference 

games. The league began sponsoring a tournament in 1980. 

From 1980 to 1985, the SEC champion was the winner of the SEC 

Tournament. Since 1986, the SEC champion has been determined 

by the regular season schedule. The tournament champion is 

the recipient of the league’s automatic NCAA tournament bid. 

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All-Time Standings & Records 

All-Time SEC Standings 

(Regular-Season Games Only, 1983-2012) 

Team Won LoST pCT. Titles 

Tennessee 317 44 .878 16 

Georgia 244 119 .672 7 

LSU 220 141 .608 3 

Vanderbilt 210 151 .582 0 

Auburn 192 168 .533 5 

Ole Miss 162 199 .449 1 

Florida 159 204 .438 0 

Kentucky 145 216 .402 2 

Arkansas 105 178 .371 0 

Alabama 132 229 .366 0 

South Carolina 91 192 .322 0 

Mississippi State 112 249 .310 0 

Missouri 0 0 .000 0 

Texas A&M 0 0 .000 0 

Note: Women’s basketball first came under the auspices of 

the Southeastern Conference for the 1982-83 season. Games 

played between SEC teams before that time are not counted 

in the all-time standings, since there was no uniform number 

of conference games played each season prior to that time. 

Teams battle each year to stand atop the SEC. 

All-Time Standings 

Team Years Won lost Pct. 

Tennessee .........67 1191 265 .818 

Georgia ..........39 832 353 .702 

LSU ..............37 797 369 .684 

Auburn ...........42 811 378 .682 

Vanderbilt .........35 739 358 .674 

Ole Miss ..........38 744 419 .640 

Arkansas ..........36 653 411 .614 

Kentucky ..........38 656 471 .582 

Alabama ..........38 645 480 .573 

Missouri ...........37 639 483 .570 

Florida ...........38 629 481 .567 

Texas A&M .........37 638 520 .551 

South Carolina .....38 647 487 .501 

Mississippi State .....38 527 559 .485 

SEC Tournament Records 

Team Years Won loST pCT. Titles 

Tennessee. ......33 69 17 .802 16 

Vanderbilt. ......33 44 27 .620 6 

Georgia ........33 43 29 .597 4 

Auburn. ........33 34 31 .523 4 

LSU ...........33 31 32 .491 2 

Ole Miss .......33 25 33 .431 0 

Kentucky. .......33 25 34 .424 1 

Alabama .......33 24 33 .421 0 

Florida .........33 17 33 .340 0 

Arkansas .......21 10 21 .323 0 

Mississippi State ..33 14 33 .298 0 

South Carolina ...21 6 21 .222 0 

Missouri ........0 0 0 .000 0 

Texas A&M ......0 0 0 .000 0 

All-Time Team vs. Team Records 

Reads Horizontally • Records according to each school • Includes postseason games 

UA AR AU UF UG UK lSU Um mSU mo USC UT TAMU vU 

Ua 14-16 34-41 29-20 9-34 16-22 16-34 19-32 34-15 1-2 15-15 2-45 0-0 11-28 

AR 16-14 12-18 8-20 4-26 13-16 12-29 11-23 18-12 5-4 18-8 2-23 20-3 6-20 

AU 42-34 17-12 33-17 16-24 25-16 29-17 30-22 32-16 2-0 21-15 10-36 0-2 16-26 

UF 22-29 20-8 17-32 14-46 22-24 11-24 18-13 22-18 0-0 21-9 3-44 0-1 19-31 

UG 34-9 26-4 24-16 46-14 34-13 21-17 29-11 26-12 2-1 32-7 15-43 0-1 31-25 

UK 22-16 16-13 16-25 24-22 13-34 10-30 13-20 21-17 1-1 30-18 8-49 0-0 17-27 

LSU 34-16 29-12 17-29 24-11 16-22 30-10 28-21 42-7 2-2 22-4 12-43 7-4 17-23 

UM 33-19 23-11 22-30 13-18 11-29 20-13 21-28 61-22 1-0 18-14 7-39 1-1 15-26 

MSU 15-34 12-18 16-32 18-22 12-26 17-21 6-43 22-61 0-1 16-11 0-33 0-0 14-34 

MO 2-1 4-5 0-2 0-0 1-2 1-1 2-2 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-3 7-12 0-0 

USC 16-15 9-17 15-21 10-20 7-32 18-30 4-22 15-17 11-16 1-0 2-43 0-0 8-21 

UT 45-2 23-2 36-10 44-3 44-15 49-8 43-12 39-7 33-0 3-0 45-3 2-0 60-8 

TAMU 0-0 3-20 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 4-7 1-1 1-0 12-7 0-0 0-2 0-2 

VU 28-11 20-6 26-16 31-19 25-31 27-17 23-17 26-15 34-14 0-0 21-8 8-59 2-0 


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1982-83 

East 

School SEC pCT. overall Pct. 

Tennessee ............7-1 .875 25-8 .758 

Kentucky .............6-2 .750 23-5 .821 

Georgia ..............4-4 .500 27-7 .794 

Vanderbilt ............2-6 .250 12-14 .462 

West 


Ole Miss. .............6-2 .750 26-6 .813 

Auburn. ..............6-2 .750 24-8 .750 

LSU .................6-2 .750 20-7 .741 

Alabama .............2-6 .250 16-13 .552 

Mississippi State ........0-8 .000 15-13 .536 

1983-84 

East 


Georgia ..............7-1 .875 30-3 .909 

Tennessee ............7-1 .875 23-10 .670 

Kentucky .............2-6 .250 15-13 .536 

Vanderbilt ............2-6 .250 23-9 .719 

Florida ...............2-6 .250 19-9 .679 

West 


Ole Miss. .............6-2 .750 24-61 .800 

LSU .................5-3 .625 23-71 .767 

Alabama .............5-3 .625 23-91 .719 

Auburn. ..............4-4 .500 19-10 .655 

Mississippi State ........0-8 .000 12-14 .462 

annual standings 

1984-85 

East 


Georgia ..............7-1 .875 29-51 .853 

Florida ...............4-4 .500 22-91 .710 

Tennessee ............4-4 .500 22-10 .688 

Kentucky .............3-5 .375 16-12 .571 

Vanderbilt ............2-6 .250 14-13 .519 

West 


Ole Miss. .............8-0 1.000 29-31 .906 

Auburn. ..............5-3 .625 25-61 .806 

LSU .................4-4 .500 20-91 .690 

Alabama .............3-5 .375 18-10 .643 


1985-86 


Georgia ..............9-0 1.000 30-2 .938 

LSU .................6-3 .667 27-6 .818 

Auburn. ..............6-3 .667 24-6 .800 

Ole Miss. .............6-3 .667 24-8 .750 

Tennessee ............5-4 .556 24-10 .706 

Kentucky .............4-5 .444 18-11 .621 

Vanderbilt ............4-5 .444 22-9 .710 

Alabama .............3-6 .333 20-9 .690 

Florida ...............2-7 .222 10-18 .357 


The 1982-83 Georgia Lady Bulldogs were just 4-4 in SEC play during the regular season 

but then defeated three top-20 teams in as many days at the SEC Tournament in 

Knoxville to win UGA’s first league title. Georgia continued that momentum and eventually 

advanced to the 1983 Final Four 

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1986-87 


Auburn. ..............8-1 .889 31-2 .939 

Georgia ..............7-2 .778 27-5 .844 

Ole Miss. .............7-2 .778 25-5 .833 

Tennessee ............6-3 .667 28-6 .824 

LSU .................6-3 .667 20-8 .714 

Vanderbilt ............4-5 .556 23-10 .697 

Kentucky .............3-6 .333 17-11 .607 

Alabama .............2-7 .222 19-10 .655 

Mississippi State ........2-7 .222 13-17 .433 

Florida ...............0-9 .000 12-16 .429 

1987-88 


Auburn. ..............9-0 1.000 32-3 .914 

Tennessee ............8-1 .889 31-3 .912 

LSU .................6-3 .667 18-11 .621 

Ole Miss. .............5-4 .556 24-7 .774 

Georgia ..............5-4 .556 21-10 .677 

Alabama .............5-4 .556 18-10 .643 

Vanderbilt ............4-5 .444 18-10 .643 


Florida ...............1-8 .111 9-18 .333 

Kentucky .............0-9 .000 14-15 .483 

1988-89 


Auburn. ..............9-0 1.000 32-21 .941 

Tennessee ............8-1 .889 35-21 .946 

Georgia ..............6-3 .677 23-71 .767 

Vanderbilt ............5-4 .555 21-81 .724 

LSU .................5-4 .555 19-11 .633 

Ole Miss. .............4-5 .444 23-81 .742 


Kentucky .............3-6 .333 12-16 .429 

Florida ...............1-8 .111 15-14 .517 

Alabama .............1-8 .111 14-15 .483 

1989-90 


Tennessee ............8-1 .889 27-61 .818 

Auburn. ..............7-2 .778 28-71 .800 

Ole Miss. .............7-2 .778 22-10 .687 

Georgia ..............6-3 .667 25-51 .833 

Vanderbilt ............5-4 .556 23-11 .676 

LSU .................4-5 .444 21-91 .700 

Alabama .............4-5 .444 16-12 .571 

Kentucky .............3-6 .333 23-81 .742 

Florida ...............1-8 .111 15-13 .538 


1990-91 


Georgia ..............9-0 1.000 28-4 .875 

Auburn. ..............7-2 .778 26-6 .813 

Tennessee. ............6-3 .667 30-5 .857 

LSU .................5-4 .555 24-7 .774 

Kentucky. .............4-5 .444 20-9 .690 

Ole Miss. .............4-5 .444 20-9 .690 

Vanderbilt. ............4-5 .444 19-12 .613 

Florida ...............3-6 .333 17-11 .607 

Alabama .............3-6 .333 17-12 .586 



1991-92 


Ole Miss. .............11-0 1.000 29-31 .906 

Tennessee ............10-1 .909 28-31 .903 

Alabama ............. 7-4 .636 23-71 .767 

Vanderbilt ............ 6-5 .545 22-91 .710 

Georgia .............. 6-5 .545 19-11 .633 

Kentucky ............. 5-6 .455 16-14 .533 

Auburn. .............. 4-7 .364 17-12 .586 

Mississippi State ........ 4-7 .364 15-13 .536 

Florida ............... 4-7 .364 15-13 .536 

LSU ................. 4-7 .364 16-13 .552 

Arkansas ............. 3-8 .273 11-14 .440 

South Carolina ......... 2-9 .222 13-15 .464 

1992-93 


Tennessee ............11-0 1.000 29-3 .906 

Auburn. .............. 9-2 .818 25-4 .862 

Vanderbilt ............ 9-2 .818 30-3 .909 

Florida ............... 6-5 .545 19-10 .655 

Alabama ............. 6-5 .545 22-9 .710 

Kentucky ............. 5-6 .455 18-10 .643 

South Carolina ......... 5-6 .455 17-10 .630 

Georgia .............. 4-7 .364 21-13 .618 

Arkansas ............. 4-7 .364 13-14 .481 

Ole Miss. ............. 4-7 .364 19-10 .621 

Mississippi State ........ 3-8 .273 14-13 .519 

LSU .................0-11 .000 9-18 .333 

1993-94 


Tennessee ............11-0 1.000 31-2 .939 

Vanderbilt ............ 9-2 .818 25-8 .758 

Florida ............... 8-3 .727 22-7 .759 

Alabama ............. 7-4 .636 26-7 .788 

Ole Miss. ............. 7-4 .636 24-9 .727 

Auburn. .............. 6-5 .545 20-10 .667 

Kentucky ............. 5-6 .455 17-11 .607 

Georgia .............. 5-6 .455 17-11 .607 

Arkansas ............. 3-8 .273 15-14 .517 

South Carolina ......... 2-9 .182 14-13 .519 

LSU ................. 2-9 .182 11-16 .407 


1994-95 


Tennessee ............11-0 1.000 34-3 .919 

Georgia .............. 8-3 .727 28-5 .848 

Vanderbilt ............ 8-3 .727 28-7 .800 

Arkansas ............. 7-4 .636 23-7 .767 

Florida ............... 7-4 .636 24-9 .727 

Alabama ............. 7-4 .636 22-9 .710 

Ole Miss. ............. 6-5 .545 21-8 .724 

Auburn. .............. 5-6 .455 17-10 .630 

Kentucky ............. 4-7 .364 14-14 .500 

South Carolina .........1-10 .091 12-15 .444 


LSU .................1-10 .091 7-20 .259 

1995-96 


Georgia .............10-1 .909 28-5 .848 

Tennessee ............9-2 .818 32-4 .889 

Vanderbilt ............7-4 .636 23-8 .742 

Alabama .............7-4 .636 24-8 .750 

Auburn. ..............6-5 .545 23-9 .719 

Florida ...............6-5 .545 21-9 .700 

Ole Miss. .............6-5 .545 18-11 .621 

LSU .................4-7 .364 21-11 .656 


Arkansas .............3-8 .273 21-13 .645 


Kentucky .............2-9 .182 8-19 .296 


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1996-97 


Georgia ..............11-1 .917 25-6 .806 

Alabama .............10-2 .833 25-7 .781 

Florida ...............9-3 .750 24-9 .727 

LSU .................9-3 .750 25-5 .833 

Tennessee ............8-4 .667 29-10 .744 

Vanderbilt ............6-6 .500 20-11 .645 

Arkansas .............5-7 .417 18-10 .643 

Ole Miss. .............5-7 .417 16-11 .593 

Auburn. ..............5-7 .417 22-10 .688 

Kentucky .............2-10 .167 8-19 .296 



1997-98 


Tennessee ............14-0 1.000 39-0 1.000 

Florida ...............10-4 .714 23-9 .719 

Alabama .............10-4 .714 24-10 .706 

Vanderbilt ............9-5 .643 20-9 .690 

Georgia ..............8-6 .571 17-11 .607 

LSU .................7-7 .500 19-13 .594 

Arkansas .............7-7 .500 22-11 .667 

Kentucky .............5-9 .357 13-15 .464 


Auburn. ..............4-10 .286 16-11 .593 

South Carolina .........3-11 .214 13-15 .464 

Ole Miss. .............3-11 .214 12-19 .387 

1998-99 


Tennessee ............13-1 .929 31-3 .912 

LSU .................10-4 .714 22-8 .733 

Georgia ..............9-5 .643 27-7 .794 

Auburn. ..............8-6 .571 20-9 .690 

Alabama .............7-7 .500 20-11 .645 


Kentucky .............7-7 .500 21-11 .656 

Florida ...............6-8 .429 19-14 .576 

Vanderbilt ............6-8 .429 13-14 .481 

Ole Miss. .............6-8 .429 15-13 .536 

Arkansas .............5-9 .357 20-14 .588 


1999-2000 


Georgia ..............13-1 .929 32-4 .889 


LSU .................11-3 .786 25-7 .781 

Auburn. ..............9-5 .643 22-8 .733 


Vanderbilt ............6-8 .429 21-13 .618 


Alabama .............5-9 .357 15-14 .517 

Kentucky .............5-9 .357 15-14 .517 

Arkansas .............4-10 .286 17-15 .531 

South Carolina .........3-11 .214 13-15 .464 

Ole Miss. .............1-13 .071 12-16 .429 

2000-01 


Tennessee ............14-0 1.000 31-3 .912 

Florida ...............11-3 .786 24-6 .800 

Georgia ..............11-3 .786 27-6 .818 

Vanderbilt ............8-6 .571 24-10 .706 

LSU .................8-6 .571 20-11 .645 



Alabama .............5-9 .357 19-12 .613 

Auburn. ..............5-9 .357 17-12 .586 

Miss. State ............4-10 .286 17-14 .548 

Ole Miss. .............4-10 .286 17-13 .567 

Kentucky .............2-12 .143 6-21 .222 


2001-02 




Vanderbilt ............10-4 .714 30-7 .812 

LSU .................8-6 .571 18-12 .600 

Miss. State ............8-6 .571 19-12 .613 

Florida ...............8-6 .571 18-11 .621 

Arkansas .............7-7 .500 20-12 .625 

Alabama .............7-7 .500 19-12 .613 

Georgia ..............6-8 .429 19-11 .633 

Ole Miss. .............3-11 .214 11-17 .393 

Auburn. ..............3-11 .214 16-13 .552 

Kentucky .............1-13 .071 9-20 .310 

2002-03 


Tennessee ............14-0 1.00 33-5 .868 

LSU .................11-3 .786 30-4 .882 

Georgia ..............10-4 .714 21-10 .677 



Vanderbilt ............9-5 .643 22-10 .688 

Arkansas .............7-7 .500 22-11 .667 

Auburn. ..............5-9 .357 23-11 .676 

Kentucky .............4-10 .286 11-16 .407 

Alabama .............3-11 .214 13-15 .464 

Florida ...............1-13 .071 9-19 .321 


2003-04 


Tennessee ............14-0 1.000 30-3 .909 

LSU .................10-4 .714 27-7 .794 

Auburn. ..............9-5 .643 22-9 .710 

Florida ...............8-6 .571 19-11 .633 

Georgia ..............8-6 .571 25-10 .714 

Vanderbilt ............8-6 .571 26-8 .765 

Ole Miss. .............7-7 .500 17-14 .548 


Arkansas .............5-9 .357 16-12 .571 

Alabama .............4-10 .286 12-16 .429 

Kentucky .............3-11 .214 11-17 .393 

South Carolina .........1-13 .071 10-18 .357 

2004-05 


LSU .................14-0 1.000 33-3 .917 


Vanderbilt ............10-4 .714 24-8 .750 

Georgia ..............9-5 .643 24-10 .706 

Ole Miss. .............8-6 .571 19-11 .633 



Florida ...............5-9 .357 14-15 .483 

Alabama .............4-10 .286 14-15 .483 

Kentucky .............4-10 .286 18-16 .529 

Arkansas .............3-11 .214 17-14 .548 


2005-06 


LSU .................13-1 .929 31-4 .886 

Tennessee ............11-3 .786 31-5 .861 

Georgia ..............10-4 .714 23-9 .719 

Kentucky .............9-5 .643 22-9 .710 

Florida ...............8-6 .571 21-9 .700 

Vanderbilt ............8-6 .571 21-11 .686 


Ole Miss. .............5-9 .357 17-14 .548 

Arkansas .............5-9 .357 13-15 .464 

Auburn. ..............4-10 .286 14-15 .483 

Alabama .............3-11 .214 9-19 .321 

Mississippi State ........1-13 .071 6-22 .214 




2006-07 


Tennessee ............14-0 1.000 34-3 .919 

Georgia ..............11-3 .786 27-7 .794 

Vanderbilt ............10-4 .714 28-6 .765 

LSU .................10-4 .714 30-8 .789 

Ole Miss. .............9-5 .643 24-11 .686 


Kentucky .............6-8 .429 20-14 .588 




Florida ...............2-12 .143 9-22 .290 

Alabama .............0-14 .000 10-20 .333 

2007-08 


LSU .................14-0 1.000 31-6 .838 


Vanderbilt ............11-3 .786 25-9 .735 

Kentucky .............8-6 .571 17-16 .515 

Georgia ..............8-6 .571 23-10 .697 

Auburn. ..............7-7 .500 20-12 .625 

Florida ...............6-8 .429 19-14 .576 

Ole Miss. .............6-8 .429 13-16 .448 




Alabama .............1-13 .071 8-22 .267 

2008-09 


Auburn. ..............12-2 .857 30-4 .882 

Vanderbilt ............10-4 .714 26-9 .789 

LSU .................10-4 .714 19-11 .633 

Florida ...............9-5 .643 24-8 .750 

Tennessee ............9-5 .643 22-11 .667 


Georgia ..............7-7 .500 18-14 .563 

Arkansas .............6-8 .429 18-14 .563 

Ole Miss. .............5-9 .357 18-15 .545 

Kentucky .............5-9 .357 16-16 .500 


Alabama .............1-13 .071 13-17 .433 

2009-10 


Tennessee ............15-1 .938 32-3 .914 

Kentucky .............11-5 .688 28-8 .777 


LSU .................9-7 .562 21-10 .677 

Vanderbilt ............9-7 .562 23-11 .676 

Georgia ..............9-7 .562 25-9 .735 

Florida ...............7-9 .438 15-17 .469 


Ole Miss. .............7-9 .438 17-15 .531 

Auburn. ..............5-11 .312 15-16 .484 

Alabama .............4-12 .250 12-18 .400 

Arkansas .............4-12 .250 12-18 .400 

2010-11 


Tennessee ............16-0 1.000 34-3 .918 

Kentucky .............11-5 .688 25-9 .735 

Vanderbilt ............10-6 .625 20-12 .625 

Georgia ..............10-6 .625 23-11 .676 


Auburn. ..............8-8 .500 16-16 .500 

LSU .................8-8 .500 19-13 .594 

Florida ...............7-9 .438 20-15 .571 

Arkansas .............6-10 .375 22-12 .647 

Alabama .............5-11 .313 18-15 .545 




2011-12 


Kentucky .............13-3 .813 28-7 .800 

Tennessee ............12-4 .750 27-9 .750 

Georgia ..............11-5 .688 22-9 .710 

LSU .................10-6 .625 23-11 .676 

Arkansas .............10-6 .625 24-9 .727 


Vanderbilt ............9-7 .563 23-10 .697 


Auburn. ..............5-11 .313 13-17 .433 


Alabama .............2-14 .125 12-19 .387 

Ole Miss. .............2-14 .125 12-18 .400 


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Scoring Offense 

Year Team G pTS avg. 

*1980 Kentucky .......29 2421 83.5 

*1981 Mississippi State ..29 2353 81.1 

*1982 Kentucky .......32 2544 79.5 

1983 Ole Miss .......32 2670 83.4 

1984 LSU ...........26 2261 87.0 

1985 Georgia. .......34 2792 82.1 

1986 Georgia. .......32 2855 89.2 

1987 Auburn ........33 2873 87.1 

1988 Tennessee ......34 3021 88.9 

1989 Tennessee ......37 3016 81.5 

1990 Kentucky .......31 2540 81.9 

1991 Georgia. .......32 2736 85.5 

1992 Alabama .......30 2637 87.9 

1993 Alabama .......30 2637 87.9 

1994 Alabama .......33 2840 86.1 

1995 Alabama .......31 2592 83.6 

1996 Georgia. .......33 2734 82.8 

1997 Alabama .......32 2512 78.5 

1998 Tennessee ......39 3464 88.8 

1999 Tennessee ......34 2952 86.8 

2000 Tennessee ......37 2933 79.3 

2001 Tennessee ......34 2812 82.7 

2002 Tennessee ......34 2715 79.9 

2003 Tennessee ......38 3037 79.9 

2004 Tennessee ......35 2603 74.4 

2005 Vanderbilt ......32 2480 77.5 

2006 Georgia. .......32 2554 79.8 

2007 Ole Miss .......35 2718 77.7 

2008 Tennessee ......38 2916 76.7 

2009 Auburn ........34 2602 76.5 

2010 Tennessee ......35 2600 74.3 

2011 Tennessee ......37 2934 79.3 

2012 Tennessee ......36 2664 74.0 

annual team statistical leaders 

Rebounding Offense 

Year Team G reB avg. 

*1980 Kentucky .......29 1413 48.7 

*1981 Georgia. .......34 1568 46.1 

*1982 Ole Miss .......32 1465 45.8 

1983 Ole Miss .......32 1511 47.2 

1984 Mississippi State ..24 1085 45.1 

1985 Ole Miss .......32 1479 46.2 

1986 Vanderbilt ......31 1415 45.6 

1987 Vanderbilt ......33 1484 45.0 

1988 Auburn ........35 1652 47.2 

1989 Alabama .......29 1316 45.4 

1990 Florida ........28 1301 46.5 

1991 Florida ........28 1279 45.7 


1993 Tennessee ......32 1505 47.0 

1994 Florida ........29 1420 49.0 

1995 Alabama .......31 1470 47.4 

1996 Florida ........30 1344 44.8 

1997 Alabama .......32 1526 47.7 

1998 Tennessee ......39 1728 44.3 


2000 Florida ........34 1481 43.6 

2001 Auburn ........29 1198 41.3 

2002 Florida ........29 1270 43.8 

2003 Tennessee ......38 1681 44.2 

2004 Florida ........30 1293 43.1 

2005 Ole Miss .......30 1331 44.4 

2006 South Carolina ..29 1221 42.1 


2008 Tennessee ......38 1555 40.9 

2009 Tennessee ......33 1435 43.5 

2010 Tennessee ......35 1519 43.4 

2011 Tennessee ......37 1713 46.3 

2012 Tennessee ......36 1567 43.5 

Field Goal Percentage 

Year Team FGM FGa avg. 

*1980 Tennessee .....1202 2379 50.5 

*1981 Tennessee ..... 925 1849 50.0 

*1982 LSU .......... 979 1963 49.9 

1983 Tennessee .....1051 2020 52.0 

1984 Georgia. ...... 978 1883 51.9 

1985 Georgia. ......1173 2209 53.1 

1986 Georgia. ......1193 2195 54.4 

1987 Auburn .......1200 2292 52.4 

1988 Tennessee .....1197 2332 51.3 

1989 Tennessee .....1191 2370 50.3 

1990 Vanderbilt .....1029 2034 50.6 

1991 Georgia. ......1055 2190 48.2 

1992 Vanderbilt ..... 907 1834 49.5 

1993 Vanderbilt ..... 916 1851 49.5 

1994 Vanderbit. ..... 967 1976 48.9 

1995 Vanderbilt .....1048 2168 48.3 

1996 Georgia. ......1051 2248 46.8 

1997 LSU .......... 846 1859 45.5 

1998 Tennessee .....1288 2679 48.1 

1999 Tennessee .....1117 2180 51.2 

2000 LSU .......... 912 1842 49.5 

2001 Vanderbilt ..... 884 1606 55.0 

2002 Vanderbilt ..... 988 1897 52.1 

2003 Vanderbilt ..... 867 1691 51.3 

2004 Vanderbilt ..... 878 1886 46.6 

2005 Vanderbilt ..... 928 1885 49.2 

2006 LSU ..........1020 2090 48.8 

2007 Vanderbilt ..... 944 1866 50.6 

2008 Vanderbilt ..... 902 1937 46.6 

2009 Auburn ....... 979 2090 46.8 

2010 Tennessee .....1004 2181 46.0 

2011 Tennessee .....1094 2346 46.6 

2012 Vanderbilt ..... 867 1868 46.4 

Scoring Defense 

Year Team G pTS avg. 

*1980 Tennessee ......38 2360 62.1 

*1981 Auburn ........33 2110 63.9 

*1982 Auburn ........29 1616 55.7 

1983 Auburn ........32 1995 62.3 

1984 Auburn ........27 1559 57.7 

1985 Auburn ........31 1837 59.3 

1986 Auburn ........30 1761 58.7 

1987 Auburn ........33 1896 57.5 

1988 Auburn ........35 2051 58.6 

1989 Auburn ........34 1876 55.2 

1990 Ole Miss .......32 1934 60.4 

1991 Auburn ........32 1821 56.9 

1992 Auburn ........29 1700 58.6 

1993 Auburn ........29 1583 54.6 

1994 Auburn ........30 1776 59.2 

1995 Vanderbilt ......35 1980 56.6 

1996 Auburn ........32 1873 58.5 

1997 Vanderbilt ......31 1848 59.6 

1998 Auburn ........27 1531 56.7 

1999 LSU ...........30 1841 61.4 

2000 Vanderbilt ......34 1912 56.2 

2001 Auburn ........29 1713 59.1 

2002 Vanderbilt ......37 2120 57.3 

2003 Auburn ........34 1932 56.8 

2004 Auburn ........31 1715 55.3 

2005 LSU ...........36 1886 52.4 

2006 LSU ...........35 1866 53.3 

2007 LSU ...........38 1863 49.0 

2008 LSU ...........37 1849 50.0 

2009 LSU ...........30 1605 53.5 

2010 LSU ...........31 1611 52.0 

2011 LSU ...........32 1692 52.9 

2012 South Carolina ..35 1800 51.4 

Rebounding Defense 

Year Team G reB avg. 

*1980 Kentucky .......29 935 32.2 

*1981 Auburn ........33 1054 31.9 

*1982 Auburn ........29 990 34.1 

1983 Tennessee ......33 993 30.0 

1984 Auburn ........29 847 29.2 

1985 Auburn ........31 1002 32.3 

1986 Auburn ........30 987 32.9 

1987 Auburn ........33 1062 32.2 

1988 Auburn ........35 1111 31.7 

1989 Tennessee ......37 1225 33.1 

1990 Vanderbilt ......34 1207 35.5 

1991 Auburn ........32 998 31.2 

1992 Tennessee ......31 1044 33.7 

1993 Auburn ........29 981 33.8 

1994 Tennessee ......33 1074 32.6 

1995 Tennessee ......37 1196 32.3 

1996 Tennessee ......36 1187 33.0 

1997 Auburn ........32 1135 35.5 

1998 Auburn ........27 806 29.9 

1999 Auburn ........29 896 30.9 

2000 Tennessee ......37 1216 32.9 

2001 Vanderbilt ......34 855 25.1 

2002 Vanderbilt ......37 1009 27.3 

2003 Tennessee ......38 1222 32.2 

2004 Auburn ........31 982 31.7 

2005 Vanderbilt ......32 999 31.2 

2006 Tennessee ......36 1124 31.2 

2007 Vanderbilt ......34 1103 32.4 

2008 Vanderbilt ......34 1128 33.2 

2009 Vanderbilt ......35 1197 34.2 

2010 Tennessee ......35 1189 34.0 

2011 Tennessee ......37 1253 33.9 

2012 LSU ...........34 1123 33.0 


Defense 

Year Team FGM FGa avg. 

*1980 Kentucky ...... 738 1815 40.7 

*1981 Auburn ....... 865 2108 41.0 

*1982 Auburn ....... 667 1673 39.9 

1983 Ole Miss ...... 804 1975 40.7 

1984 Florida ....... 689 1705 40.4 

1985 Ole Miss ...... 776 2014 38.5 

1986 Georgia. ...... 825 2032 40.6 

1987 Georgia. ...... 785 2014 39.0 

1988 Vanderbilt ..... 735 1919 38.3 

1989 Auburn ....... 722 2086 34.6 

1990 Auburn ....... 806 2134 37.8 

1991 Auburn ....... 686 1754 39.1 

1992 Vanderbilt ..... 732 1955 37.4 

1993 Auburn ....... 583 1586 36.8 

1994 Auburn ....... 626 1722 36.4 

1995 Vanderbilt ..... 727 2125 34.2 

1996 Auburn ....... 643 1764 36.5 

1997 Vanderbilt ..... 672 1892 35.5 

1998 Alabama ...... 746 2028 36.8 

1999 Alabama ...... 727 1890 38.5 

2000 Vanderbilt ..... 676 1842 36.7 

2001 Florida ....... 575 1583 36.3 

2002 Georgia. ...... 648 1768 36.7 

2003 Auburn ....... 694 1977 35.1 

2004 Auburn ....... 630 1738 36.2 

2005 LSU .......... 693 2028 34.2 

2006 South Carolina . 567 1635 34.7 

2007 LSU .......... 683 2082 32.8 

2008 LSU .......... 694 2037 34.1 

2009 LSU .......... 581 1615 36.0 

2010 Georgia. ...... 686 1980 34.6 

2011 Tennessee ..... 765 2274 33.6 

2012 LSU .......... 658 1902 34.6 

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Free Throw 

Percentage 

Year Team FTM FTa pCT. 

*1980 Tennessee ..... 548 746 73.5 

*1981 Tennessee ..... 415 571 72.7 

*1982 Tennessee ..... 456 658 69.3 

1983 Tennessee ..... 498 670 74.3 

1984 Kentucky ...... 319 403 79.1 

1985 Kentucky ...... 358 474 75.5 

1986 Georgia. ...... 469 642 73.1 

1987 Kentucky ...... 351 471 74.5 

1988 Vanderbilt ..... 407 559 72.8 

1989 Vanderbilt ..... 541 703 77.0 

1990 Vanderbilt ..... 575 755 76.2 

1991 Vanderbilt ..... 452 601 75.2 

1992 Ole Miss ...... 542 772 70.2 

1993 Vanderbilt ..... 439 619 70.9 

1994 Tennessee ..... 664 910 73.0 

1995 Arkansas ...... 565 734 77.0 

1996 Auburn ....... 400 548 73.0 

1997 Ole Miss ...... 363 505 71.9 

1998 Georgia. ...... 403 541 74.5 

1999 Georgia. ...... 545 759 71.8 

2000 Mississippi State . 479 662 72.4 

2001 Vanderbilt ..... 398 542 73.4 

2002 Vanderbilt ..... 531 696 76.3 

2003 LSU .......... 463 611 75.8 

2004 Auburn ....... 440 585 75.2 

2005 Georgia. ...... 444 580 76.6 

2006 Georgia. ...... 442 566 78.1 

2007 Vanderbilt ..... 498 662 75.2 

2008 Georgia. ...... 475 650 73.1 

2009 Vanderbilt ..... 450 614 73.3 

2010 LSU .......... 467 644 72.5 

2011 Vanderbilt ..... 465 660 70.5 


FT Percentage Defense 

Year Team FTM FTa pCT. 

*1980 Georgia. ...... 298 485 61.4 

*1981 Tennessee ..... 266 438 60.7 

*1982 Florida ....... 352 583 60.4 

1983 Auburn ....... 413 653 63.2 

1984 Georgia. ...... 477 736 64.8 

1985 Tennessee ..... 398 642 62.0 

1986 Auburn ....... 356 624 57.0 

1987 Ole Miss ...... 329 522 63.0 

1988 Auburn ....... 297 469 63.3 

1989 Ole Miss ...... 355 573 62.0 



1992 LSU .......... 363 574 63.2 


1994 Ole Miss ...... 303 482 62.9 

1995 Florida ....... 400 643 62.2 

1996 Alabama ...... 397 622 63.8 

1997 Georgia. ...... 369 573 64.4 

1998 Florida ....... 128 497 63.1 




2002 Florida ....... 351 538 65.2 


2004 Kentucky ...... 332 490 67.8 

2005 Georgia. ...... 376 582 64.6 

2006 Florida ....... 310 488 63.5 

2007 Ole Miss ...... 473 659 71.8 

2008 Tennessee ..... 346 557 62.1 

2009 Ole Miss ...... 353 533 66.2 

2010 Alabama ...... 420 653 64.3 

2011 Ole Miss ...... 259 419 61.8 

2012 Alabama ...... 377 609 61.9 

annual team statistical leaders 

Steals 

Year Team G ST avg. 

*1980 Ole Miss .......37 478 12.9 

*1981 Mississippi State ..29 407 14.0 

*1982 Mississippi State ..26 337 13.0 

1983 Georgia. .......34 391 11.5 

1984 Vanderbilt ......32 401 12.5 

1985 Florida ........31 448 14.5 

1986 Auburn ........30 381 12.7 

1987 Vanderbilt ......33 439 13.3 

1988 Alabama .......28 344 12.3 

1989 Tennessee ......37 495 13.4 

1990 Kentucky .......31 372 12.0 

1991 Kentucky .......29 382 13.2 

1992 Alabama .......30 406 13.5 

1993 Alabama .......31 411 13.3 

1994 Kentucky .......28 345 12.3 

1995 Florida ........33 407 12.3 

1996 Georgia. .......33 394 11.9 

1997 LSU ...........30 345 11.5 

1998 Tennessee ......39 566 14.5 


2000 Tennessee ......37 419 11.3 

2001 Florida ........30 291 9.7 



2004 Ole Miss .......31 337 10.9 

2005 Arkansas .......31 388 12.5 

2006 Georgia. .......32 371 11.6 

2007 Ole Miss .......35 475 13.6 

2008 Tennessee ......38 445 11.7 

2009 Vanderbilt ......35 355 10.1 

2010 Kentucky .......36 418 11.6 

2011 Kentucky .......34 373 11.0 

2012 Kentucky .......35 422 12.1 

Blocks 

Year Team G Bl avg. 

*1980 LSU ...........34 161 4.7 

*1981 Florida ........28 146 5.2 

*1982 LSU ...........31 142 4.6 

1983 LSU ...........27 157 5.8 

1984 Georgia. .......33 168 5.1 

1985 Georgia. .......34 154 4.5 

1986 Georgia. .......32 156 4.9 

1987 Vanderbilt ......33 164 5.0 

1988 Vanderbilt ......28 166 5.9 

1989 LSU ...........30 129 4.3 

1990 Vanderbilt ......34 143 4.2 

1991 Vanderbilt ......31 188 6.1 

1992 Vanderbilt ......31 196 6.3 

1993 Vanderbilt ......33 165 5.0 

1994 Vanderbilt ......33 169 5.1 

1995 Vanderbilt ......35 193 5.5 

1996 Vanderbilt ......31 189 6.1 

1997 Vanderbilt ......31 172 5.5 

1998 Tennessee ......39 228 5.8 

1999 Vanderbilt ......27 144 5.3 

2000 Georgia. .......36 187 5.2 

2001 Florida ........30 151 5.0 

2002 Georgia. .......30 188 6.3 

2003 LSU ...........34 176 5.2 

2004 Florida ........30 161 5.4 

2005 Auburn ........29 188 6.5 

2006 Auburn ........29 207 7.1 


2008 Tennessee ......38 223 5.9 

2009 Mississippi State ..33 203 6.2 

2010 Tennessee ......35 226 6.5 

2011 Tennessee ......37 195 5.3 

2012 Auburn ........30 181 6.0 

3PT Field Goal 

Percentage 

Year Team 3PGM 3PGa pCT. 

1988 Georgia. ....... 60 146 41.1 

1989 LSU ........... 56 140 40.0 

1990 Vanderbilt ...... 65 140 46.4 

1991 Vanderbilt ...... 84 196 42.9 

1992 LSU .......... 134 330 40.6 

1993 Vanderbilt ..... 187 516 36.2 

1994 Vanderbilt ..... 220 551 39.9 

1995 Vanderbilt ..... 185 505 36.6 

1996 Vanderbilt ..... 155 405 38.3 

1997 Vanderbilt ..... 190 526 36.1 

1998 Alabama ...... 198 552 35.9 

1999 LSU .......... 102 274 37.2 

2000 Arkansas ...... 166 435 38.2 

2001 Vanderbilt ..... 189 448 42.2 

2002 Alabama ...... 191 476 40.1 

2003 Vanderbilt ..... 209 531 39.4 

2004 Vanderbilt ..... 187 500 37.4 

2005 Vanderbilt ..... 203 520 39.0 

2006 Georgia. ...... 228 581 39.2 

2007 Vanderbilt ..... 209 478 43.7 

2008 Vanderbilt ..... 218 572 38.1 

2009 Auburn ....... 111 296 37.5 

2010 Tennessee ..... 187 498 37.6 

2011 Tennessee ..... 242 642 37.7 


3PT Field Goal 

Percentage Defense 

Year Team 3PGM 3PGa pCT. 

1988 Florida ........ 26 94 27.7 

1989 Ole Miss ....... 43 154 27.9 

1990 Auburn ....... 134 456 29.4 

1991 Alabama ....... 76 262 29.0 

LSU .......... 102 352 29.0 

1992 Mississippi State .. 81 290 27.9 

1993 Arkansas .......70 293 23.9 

1994 Georgia. ...... 106 389 27.2 

1995 Ole Miss .......84 344 24.4 

1996 Arkansas ...... 115 409 28.1 

1997 Vanderbilt ..... 119 465 25.6 

1998 Arkansas ...... 101 302 33.4 

1999 LSU ...........97 351 27.6 


2001 Tennessee ..... 113 396 28.5 

2002 Georgia. ...... 138 458 30.1 

2003 LSU .......... 109 443 24.6 

2004 Tennessee ..... 151 536 28.2 

2005 Tennessee ..... 141 527 26.8 

2006 Kentucky ...... 128 454 28.2 

2007 LSU .......... 161 578 27.9 

2008 LSU .......... 133 502 26.5 

2009 Ole Miss ...... 170 595 28.6 

2010 Kentucky ...... 138 473 29.2 

2011 Tennessee ..... 195 708 27.5 

2012 LSU .......... 658 1902 34.6 

*Women’s basketball first came under the auspices 

of the Southeastern Conference in the 1982- 

83 season. Games played between SEC teams 

before that time are not counted in the all-time 

standings, since there was no uniform number of 

conference games. 


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annual individual statistical leaders 

Scoring 

Year Player, School G pTS avg. 

*1980 Mary Boatwright, Mississippi State .....30 689 23.0 

*1981 Gayle Kinzer, Vanderbilt ............28 587 21.0 

*1982 Joyce Walker, LSU ................30 747 24.9 

1983 Joyce Walker, LSU ................27 744 27.6 

1984 Joyce Walker, LSU ................26 701 27.0 

1985 Daisy Casher, Miss. State ...........27 604 22.4 

1986 Jennifer Gillom, Ole Miss ...........32 742 23.2 

1987 Katrina McClain, Georgia ...........32 796 24.9 

1988 Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee. ........33 687 20.8 

1989 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt . . . . . . . . . 29 653 22.5 



1992 Marsha Williams, South Carolina. .....28 598 21.4 

1993 Cornelia Gayden, LSU .............27 552 20.4 



1996 Shannon Johnson, South Carolina. ....28 691 24.7 

1997 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee. .....39 803 20.6 



2000 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State. .....32 672 21.0 




2004 Shameka Christon, Arkansas. ........28 611 21.8 

2005 Tan White, Mississippi State. .........29 681 23.5 

2006 Seimone Augustus, LSU. ............35 795 22.7 

2007 Candace Parker, Tennessee. .........36 706 19.6 


2009 DeWanna Bonner, Auburn ..........34 716 21.1 

2010 Bianca Thomas, Ole Miss ...........32 670 20.9 

2011 Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky ...........33 562 17.0 

2012 Christina Foggie, Vanderbilt .........33 585 17.7 


Year Player, School G FGM FGa avg. 

*1980 Cindy Noble, Tennessee ..........38 266 392 67.9 

*1981 Liz Lukshu, Kentucky . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 161 268 60.1 

*1982 Tammy Jackson, Florida ..........24 182 301 60.5 

1983 Becky Jackson, Auburn ...........32 221 334 66.1 

1984 Katrina McClain, Georgia .........33 137 197 69.5 

1985 Katrina McClain, Georgia .........29 164 262 62.6 

1986 Katrina McClain, Georgia .........31 262 396 66.2 

1987 Vickie Orr, Auburn ..............33 239 396 60.4 

1988 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt . . . . . . . 28 169 274 61.7 

1989 Linda Godby, Auburn ............34 170 290 58.6 

1990 Stacey Ford, Georgia ............29 159 258 61.6 

1991 Sheila Johnson, LSU .............31 204 354 57.6 

1992 Heidi Gillingham, Vanderbilt .......31 161 272 59.2 



1995 Dana Johnson, Tennessee. ........36 214 347 61.7 

1996 Tracy Henderson, Georgia ........33 208 359 57.9 

1997 DeLisha Milton, Florida ...........33 243 432 56.3 

1998 Conswella Sparrow, Auburn .......27 183 303 60.4 

1999 DeTrina White, LSU. .............29 157 252 62.3 

2000 DeTrina White, LSU. .............32 163 264 61.7 

2001 Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt .....34 292 404 72.3 



2004 Le’Coe Willingham, Auburn .......31 192 316 60.8 

2005 Ashley Earley, Vanderbilt ..........32 240 375 64.0 

2006 Liz Sherwood, Vanderbilt. .........32 172 268 64.2 

2007 Liz Sherwood, Vanderbilt. .........34 129 195 66.2 

2008 Sylvia Fowles, LSU. ..............35 239 409 58.4 

2009 Marshae Dotson, Florida. .........32 181 300 60.3 

2010 Azania Stewart, Florida ...........27 91 147 61.9 

2011 Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky .........33 206 450 45.8 

2012 Vicki Baugh, Tennessee ...........35 105 182 57.7 

Rebounds 

Year Player, School G reB avg. 

*1980 Valerie Still, Kentucky ..............29 403 13.9 

*1981 Valerie Still, Kentucky ..............30 329 11.0 

*1982 Valerie Still, Kentucky ..............32 457 14.3 

1983 Tammy Jackson, Florida ............27 344 12.7 

1984 Sandra Butler, Mississippi State .......24 297 12.4 

1985 Janet Harris, Georgia ..............34 351 10.3 

1986 Karen Booker, Vanderbilt ...........31 338 10.9 

1987 Katrina McClain, Georgia ...........32 391 12.2 

1988 Tammye Jenkins, Georgia. ..........30 259 8.6 

Karen Linder, LSU .................29 250 8.6 

Sharon Stewart, Auburn ............35 300 8.6 




1992 Marsha Williams, South Carolina. .....28 315 11.3 

1993 Lauretta Freeman, Auburn. ..........29 401 13.8 

1994 DeLisha Milton, Florida .............29 334 11.5 

1995 Sharon Thompson, Mississippi State. ...27 260 9.6 

1996 Shalonda Enis, Alabama ............32 305 9.5 

1997 Murriel Page, Florida ..............33 339 10.3 

1998 Murriel Page, Florida ..............32 402 12.6 

1999 Jennifer Holmes, Vanderbilt. .........27 241 8.9 

2000 Naomi Mobley, Florida .............34 308 9.1 

2001 Naomi Mobley, Florida .............29 284 9.8 

2002 Vanessa Hayden, Florida. ...........29 343 11.8 

2003 Petra Ujhelyi, South Carolina. ........31 288 9.3 


2005 Armintie Price, Ole Miss ............29 299 10.3 

2006 Sylvia Fowles, LSU. ................35 407 11.6 



2009 Angel Robinson, Georgia ...........32 298 9.3 

2010 Kelsey Bone, South Carolina .........29 268 9.2 

2011 Porsha Phillips, Georgia ............34 365 10.7 

2012 Glory Johnson, Tennessee ...........36 355 9.9 

Kentucky’s Valerie Still led the league in rebounds in 

1980, 1981 and 1982. 

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Free Throw Percentage 

Year Player, School G FTM FTa pCT. 

*1980 Jill Rankin, Tennessee ............38 138 172 80.2 

*1981 Sandra Helms, Ole Miss ..........21 65 78 83.3 

*1982 Donna Conaway, Alabama ........28 57 72 79.2 

1983 Cassandra Crumpton, Alabama ....29 78 91 85.7 

1984 Leslie Nichols, Kentucky. ..........27 80 97 82.5 

1985 Dawn Marsh, Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . 32 71 83 85.5 

1986 Leslie Nichols, Kentucky. ..........29 76 95 80.4 

1987 Debbie Miller, Kentucky. ..........28 81 101 80.2 

1988 Jodie Whitaker, Kentucky. .........29 80 92 87.0 




1992 Cornelia Gayden, LSU ...........29 88 111 79.3 

1993 Julie Powell, Vanderbilt ...........32 85 98 86.7 

1994 Tiffany Woosley, Tennessee ........33 110 125 88.0 

1995 Christy Smith, Arkansas. ..........30 134 149 89.9 

1996 La’Keshia Frett, Georgia ..........33 90 107 84.1 

1997 Pietra Gay, LSU ................28 136 162 84.0 

1998 Katrina Hibbert, LSU .............32 97 114 85.1 

1999 Tiffany Travis, Florida ............32 75 88 85.2 

2000 Wendi Willits, Arkansas ...........32 80 94 85.1 

2001 Ashley McElhiney, Vanderbilt .......31 101 117 86.3 

2002 Von Kirk, Ole Miss ..............28 87 101 86.1 

2003 Seimone Augustus, LSU. ..........34 79 89 88.8 

2004 Shanna Zolman, Tennessee. .......35 88 92 95.7 

2005 Nicole Louden, Auburn ...........29 85 97 87.6 

2006 Shanna Zolman, Tennessee. .......36 85 90 94.4 

2007 Kate Mastin, Alabama. ...........30 61 69 88.4 

2008 DeWanna Bonner, Auburn ........31 168 207 81.2 

2009 DeWanna Bonner, Auburn ........34 218 258 84.5 

2010 LaSondra Barrett, LSU ............31 141 167 84.4 

2011 Porsha Phillips, Georgia ..........34 92 114 80.7 

2012 Jasmine Lister, Vanderbilt .........33 87 104 83.7 

Blocks 

Year Player, School G Bl avg. 

*1981 Quientella Bonner, Florida ..........28 104 3.7 

*1982 Eugenia Conner, Ole Miss. ..........32 55 1.7 

1983 Heidi Olsen, LSU ................. 27 105 3.9 

1984 Keturah Bell, Florida ............... 27 48 1.8 

Barbara Bootz, Georgia ............ 27 48 1.8 

1985 Katrina McClain, Georgia ........... 29 87 3.0 



1988 Carolyn Peck, Vanderbilt ............ 28 57 2.0 

1989 Dee Dee Franklin, LSU ............. 28 93 3.3 

1990 Linda Godby, Auburn .............. 35 73 2.1 

1991 Heidi Gillingham, Vanderbilt ......... 31 87 2.8 

1992 Heidi Gillingham, Vanderbilt ......... 31 131 4.2 



1995 Angela Gorsica, Vanderbilt . . . . . . . . . 35 106 3.0 

1996 Angela Gorsica, Vanderbilt . . . . . . . . . 29 89 3.1 

1997 Angela Gorsica, Vanderbilt . . . . . . . . . . 31 118 3.8 

1998 Teresa Geter, Tennessee ............39 90 2.3 

1999 Tawana McDonald, Georgia .........27 56 2.1 




2003 Christi Thomas, Georgia ............30 56 1.9 


2005 Marita Payne, Auburn ..............28 141 5.0 

2006 Marita Payne, Auburn ..............29 107 3.7 



2009 Chanel Mokango, Mississippi State ....33 97 2.9 

2010 Kelley Cain, Tennessee .............33 113 3.4 

2011 Kelley Cain, Tennessee .............32 66 2.1 

2012 Martha Alwal, Mississippi State .......30 82 2.7 

Auburn’s DeWanna Bonner led the SEC in Free Throw 

Percentage in consecutive seasons (2008, 2009) 

Assists 

Year Player, School G aST avg. 

*1980 Martha Monk, Auburn. .............30 231 7.7 

*1981 Martha Monk, Auburn. .............33 294 8.9 

*1982 Cathy Bender, Vanderbilt ...........34 262 7.7 

1983 Patty Jo Hedges, Kentucky ...........28 200 7.1 

1984 Maxine Tucker, Ole Miss ............25 162 6.5 

1985 Teresa Edwards, Georgia ...........30 188 6.3 

1986 Kim Bullard, Ole Miss ..............32 212 6.6 

1987 Sandy Harding, Kentucky ...........28 185 6.6 

1988 Camille Ratledge, Florida ...........27 237 8.8 



1991 Adrienne Shuler, Georgia ...........32 204 6.4 

1992 Lady Hardmon, Georgia ............30 179 6.0 

1993 Niesa Johnson, Alabama ...........31 226 7.3 

1994 Niesa Johnson, Alabama ...........33 237 7.2 

1995 Saudia Roundtree, Georgia ..........33 226 6.8 

1996 Saudia Roundtree, Georgia ..........33 195 5.9 

1997 Mahogany Hudson, Florida ..........33 170 5.2 

1998 Ashley Smith, Vanderbilt ............29 193 6.7 

1999 Brandi McCain, Florida .............33 246 7.5 

2000 Tombi Bell, Florida ................34 204 6.0 

2001 Ashley McElhiney, Vanderbilt .........31 191 6.2 

2002 Temeka Johnson, LSU ..............24 179 7.5 

2003 Ashley McElhiney, Vanderbilt .........30 219 7.3 



2006 Dee Davis, Vanderbilt ..............31 212 6.8 

2007 Brittney Vaugh, Arkansas. ...........31 176 5.7 

2008 Shantell Black, Ole Miss ............29 146 5.0 

2009 Whitney Boddie, Auburn ............33 262 7.9 

2010 Kayla Melson, Ole Miss. ............30 178 5.9 

2011 Morgan Toles, Auburn .............27 139 5.1 

2012 Jasmine Lister, Vanderbilt ...........33 176 5.3 


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Steals 

Year Player, School G ST avg. 

*1980 Bernadette Locke, Georgia...................27 114 4.2 

*1981 Sonya Meadows, Mississippi State.........28 122 4.4 

*1982 Cathy Bender, Vanderbilt.....................34 111 3.3 

1983 Joyce Walker, LSU...............................27 76 2.8 

1984 Donna Atkinson, Vanderbilt..................26 75 2.9 

1985 Shelia Collins, Tennessee.....................31 109 3.5 

1986 Leslie Nichols, Kentucky.......................29 104 3.6 

1987 Kunshinge Sorrell, Mississippi State.......30 116 3.9 

1988 Kunshinge Sorrell, Mississippi State.......32 122 3.8 

1989 Deborah Denton, Vanderbilt.................29 92 3.2 

1990 Malinka Salhi, Kentucky.......................31 90 2.9 

Jade Huntington, Vanderbilt.................30 87 2.9 

1991 Adrienne Shuler, Georgia.....................32 103 3.2 

1992 Niesa Johnson, Alabama.....................30 86 2.9 

1993 Niesa Johnson, Alabama.....................31 95 3.1 

1994 Stacey Reed, Kentucky..........................28 97 3.5 

1995 Christy Smith, Arkansas........................30 89 3.0 

1996 Michelle Marciniak, Tennessee..............36 107 3.0 

1997 Kedra Holland-Corn, Georgia .............31 116 3.7 

1998 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee..........39 110 2.8 

1999 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina...............27 79 2.9 

2000 Marie Ferdinand, LSU..........................32 93 2.9 

2001 LaTonya McDole, Kentucky...................27 77 2.9 

2002 Rita Adams, Kentucky...........................29 104 3.6 

2003 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina...............30 112 3.7 

2004 Tan White, Mississippi State..................29 91 3.1 

2005 Armintie Price, Ole Miss.......................29 92 3.2 

2006 Sherill Baker, Georgia..........................32 149 4.7 

2007 Armintie Price, Ole Miss.......................35 131 3.7 

2008 Alexis Hornbuckle, Tennessee...............37 104 2.8 

2009 Ceira Ricketts, Arkansas.......................32 82 2.6 

2010 Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky.....................35 107 3.1 

2011 Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky.....................33 100 3.0 

2012 Porsha Porter, Mississippi State.............29 91 3.1 

3PT Field Goal Percentage 

Year Player, School 3PGM 3PGa pCT. 

1988 Kim Berry, Georgia ................35 68 51.5 

1989 Kristi Cushenberry, Kentucky .........18 35 51.4 

1990 Miriam Lowe, Georgia .............22 40 55.0 

1991 Dena Head, Tennessee .............25 51 49.0 

1992 Kim Gilchrist, Ole Miss .............53 105 50.5 

1993 Betsy Harris, Alabama. .............89 208 50.5 

1994 Julie Powell, Vanderbilt .............69 146 47.3 

1995 Krista Mulligan, Auburn. ............48 112 42.9 

1996 Kimberly Wilson, Arkansas ..........89 192 46.4 

1997 Tiffany Krantz, Auburn. .............71 179 39.7 

1998 Leah Goss, Alabama. ..............62 164 37.8 

1999 Wendi Willits, Arkansas ............104 226 46.0 

2000 Kara Lawson, Tennessee ............79 181 43.6 

2001 Jillian Danker, Vanderbilt ...........66 138 47.8 

2002 Jessica Carter, Mississipp State .......35 77 45.5 

2003 Sara Potts, Kentucky ...............74 163 45.4 

2004 Shanna Zolman, Tennessee. .........58 136 42.6 

2005 Caroline Williams, Vanderbilt ........48 95 50.5 

2006 Janese Hardrick, Georgia ...........41 92 44.6 


2008 Christina Wirth, Vanderbitl ..........71 171 41.5 

2009 Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee. .........62 152 40.8 

2010 Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee. ........102 239 42.7 

2011 Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee. .........73 162 45.1 


1993 Betsy Harris, Alabama. .............31 89 2.9 

1994 Christi Timmons, South Carolina ......26 79 3.0 


1996 Shannon Johnson, South Carolina. ....28 82 2.9 

1997 Michelle Palmisano, Vanderbilt .......31 83 2.7 

1998 Talatha Bingham, Florida ...........32 73 2.3 

1999 Wendi Willits, Arkansas .............33 104 3.2 

2000 Cynthia Hall, Mississippi State ........32 82 2.6 

2001 Brandi McCain, Florida .............29 101 3.5 

2002 India Lewis, Arkansas ..............32 89 2.8 

2003 Sara Potts, Kentucky ...............27 74 2.7 

2004 Kelly Morrone, South Carolina. .......28 81 2.9 

2005 Abi Ramsey, Vanderbilt .............32 87 2.7 



2008 Jordan Jones, South Carolina ........32 97 3.0 

2009 Alexis Rack, Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . 33 86 2.6 

2010 Alexis Rack, Mississippi State . . . . . . . . . 33 108 3.3 

2011 Lyndsay Harris, Arkansas ...........29 81 2.8 


*Women’s basketball first came under the auspices of the Southeastern 

Conference in the 1982-83 season. Games played between SEC teams 

before that time are not counted in the all-time standings, since there was 

no uniform number of conference games. 

3PT Field Goals Per Game 

Year Player, School G 3PGm avg. 

1988 Kunshinge Sorrell, Mississippi State ....32 142 4.4 

Kim Bullard, Ole Miss ..............30 133 4.4 

1989 Kim Berry, Georgia ................30 163 5.4 

1990 Dana Chatman, LSU. ..............30 153 5.1 

1991 Dana Chatman, LSU. ..............31 152 4.9 


Kara Lawson (Tennessee) led the conference in 3PT Field 

Goal Percentage in 2000 with 43.6. 

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Behind all the success SEC 

basketball has experienced 

over the years, are 

great individual and team 

efforts that have led to 

some of the best records 

in conference history and 

in all of college basketball. 

However, many of those 

records have been challenged 

and reset over the 

last few years with a more 

up-tempo style of play 

dominating today’s game. 

SEC Records

SEC RECORDS 


Points Scored 

Game 

1. 51 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina vs. Stetson ............2003 

51* Patricia Roberts, Tennessee vs. Kentucky ............1976 

3. 50 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina vs. Wofford ...........2002 

50 Shannon Johnson, South Carolina vs. Appalachian St.. .1996 

5. 49 Cornelia Gayden, LSU vs. Jackson State ............1995 

6. 48 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State vs. Memphis .......2000 

7. 47 Tan White, Mississippi State vs. Vanderbilt ...........2005 

47* Maree Jackson, LSU vs. Northwestern State ..........1978 

9. 46 Cornelia Gayden, LSU vs. South Carolina ...........1995 

10. 45 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina vs. College of Charleston 2002 

45 Coco Miller, Georgia vs. Charleston Southern ........1997 

45* Peggie Gillom, Ole Miss vs. Tennessee .............1978 

45* Maree Jackson, LSU vs. UNLV. ...................1977 

45* Quientella Bonner, Florida vs. Chattanooga .........1977 

Season 

1. 1,021* Maree Jackson, LSU (40 games) ..................1978 

2. 987* Patricia Roberts, Tennessee (33 games) .............1977 

3. 915 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (39 games) ........1998 

4. 855 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt (34 games) ............1990 

5. 831* Maree Jackson, LSU (30 games) ..................1977 

6. 828* Julie Gross, LSU (40 games) .....................1978 

7. 809 Candace Parker, Tennessee (38 games) ............2008 

8. 803 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (39 games) ........1997 

9. 796 Katrina McClain, Georgia (32 games). .............1987 

10. 795 Seimone Augustus, LSU (35 games) ...............2006 

Tennessee’s Chamique Holdsclaw holds the SEC career 

record for points scored with 3,025. 

SEC INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

Career 

1. 3,025 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (1,233 FGs, 523 FTs) 1996-99 

2. 2,981 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (1,119 FGs, 709 FTs) 1999-03 

3. 2,906 Joyce Walker, LSU (1,259 FGs, 388 FTs). ........1980-84 

4. 2,763 Valerie Still, Kentucky (1,118 FGs, 527 FTs). ......1980-83 

5. 2,702 Seimone Augustus, LSU (1,134 FGs, 401 FTs) .....2002-06 

6. 2,641 Janet Harris, Georgia (1,127 FGs, 387 FTs) ......1982-85 

7. 2,604 Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt (1,020 FGs, 555 FTs) 2000-03 

8. 2,602 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt (959 FGs, 681 FTs) ...1988-91 

9. 2,488 Julie Gross, LSU (1,034 FGs, 420 FTs) ..........1976-80 

10. 2,486 Peggie Gillom, Ole Miss (1,052 FGs, 382 FTs) ....1976-80 

Points Per Game 

Season 

1. 29.9* Patricia Roberts, Tennessee (987/33 games) .........1977 

2. 27.7* Maree Jackson, LSU (831/30 games) ..............1977 

3. 27.6 Joyce Walker, LSU (744/27 games) ................1983 

4. 26.5 Joyce Walker, LSU (794/30 games) ................1984 

5. 25.8 Cornelia Gayden, LSU (697/27 games) ............1995 

6. 25.6 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (794/31 games) .....2003 

7. 25.5* Pam Browning, Kentucky (663/26 games) ...........1977 

8. 25.2 Wendy Scholtens, LSU (855/34 games) .............1990 

9. 25.0 Valerie Still, Kentucky (700/28 games). .............1983 

10. 24.9 Katrina McClain, Georgia (796/32 games) ..........1987 

24.9 Joyce Walker, LSU (747/30 games) ................1982 

Career 

1. 26.4 Maree Jackson, LSU (1,852/70 games). .........1976-78 

2. 24.8 Joyce Walker, LSU (2,906/117 games) ..........1981-84 

3. 24.6 Patricia Roberts, Tennessee (2,457/100 games) ....1976-77 

4. 23.8 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (2,891/125 games) 2000-03 

5. 23.2 Valerie Still, Kentucky (2,763/119 games) ........1980-83 

6. 22.3 Cornelia Gayden, LSU (2,451/110 games) .......1991-95 

7. 21.3 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt (2,602/122 games). ..1988-91 

8. 20.8 Kunshinge Sorrell, Mississippi State (1,292/62 games) 1986-88 

20.8 Cindy Brogdon, Tennessee (1,458/70 games) .....1978-79 

Field Goals 

Game 

1. 24* Patricia Roberts, Tennessee vs. Kentucky ............1976 

2. 22 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina vs. Wofford ...........2002 

3. 21* Peggie Gillom, Ole Miss vs. Tennessee .............1978 

4. 20 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State vs. Tulsa ..........2002 

20* Quientella Bonner, Florida vs. Chattanooga .........1977 

6. 19 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina vs. Stetson ............2003 

19 Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt vs. Portland State .....2000 

19 Shannon Johnson, South Carolina vs. Appalachian St.. .1996 

19* Maree Jackson, LSU vs. Northwestern State ..........1978 

19* Patricia Roberts, Tennessee vs. Eastern Tennessee .....1977 

Season 

1. 428* Patricia Roberts, Tennessee (662 atts.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1977 

2. 409* Maree Jackson, LSU (657 atts.) ...................1978 

3. 370 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (678 atts.). .........1998 

4. 344* Cindy Brogdon, Tennessee (693 atts.) ..............1979 

344* Julie Gross, LSU (499 atts.). .....................1978 

344* Maree Jackson, LSU (499 atts.) ...................1977 

7. 340 Joyce Walker, LSU (590 atts.) ....................1984 

8. 334 Seimone Augustus, LSU (595 atts.) ................2006 

9. 332 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (332 atts.). .........1997 

10. 330 Joyce Walker, LSU (619 atts.) ....................1984 

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Career 

1. 1,259 Joyce Walker, LSU (2,238 atts.) ................1981-84 

2. 1,233 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (2,419 atts.) .....1996-99 

3. 1,134 Seimone Augustus, LSU (2,083 atts.) ............2002-06 

4. 1,127 Janet Harris, Georgia (2,029 atts.) .............1982-85 

5. 1,119 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (2,024 atts.) .....2000-03 

6. 1,118 Valerie Still, Kentucky (1,931 atts.). .............1980-83 

7. 1,052 Peggie Gillom, Ole Miss (2,120 atts.) ...........1976-80 

8. 1,034 Julie Gross, LSU (1,996 atts.) .................1976-80 

9. 1,020 Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt (1,568 atts.) ......2000-03 

10. 1,017 Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee (1,983 atts.) ........1986-89 


Career ( Minimum 500 attempts) 

1. 65.1 Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt (1,020 of 1,568). ..2000-03 

65.1 Maree Jackson, LSU (753 of 1,156) ............1977-78 

3. 64.7 Patricia Roberts, Tennessee (428 of 662) ............1977 

4. 64.2 Liz Sherwood, Vanderbilt (464 of 723) ..........2004-08 

5. 62.5 Cindy Noble, Tennessee (614 of 982) ...........1979-81 

6. 62.0 Katrina McClain, Georgia (873 of 1,407) ........1984-87 

7. 61.1 DeTrina White, LSU (484 of 792) ..............1998-03 

8. 60.6 Kelley Cain, Tennessee (343 of 566) ............2008-11 

9. 60.2 Becky Jackson, Auburn (864 of 1,435) ..........1980-84 

10. 59.3 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina (757 of 1,277). .....1998-03 

Field Goal Attempts 

Game 

1. 49 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State vs. Memphis .......2000 

2. 37 Shannon Johnson, South Carolina vs. Appalachian St.. .1996 

37 Sophia Witherspoon, Florida vs. Tennessee ..........1989 

37* Peggie Gillom, Ole Miss vs. Tennessee .............1978 

5. 36 Daisy Casher, Mississippi State vs. Union. ...........1985 

6. 34* Julie Gross, LSU vs. Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978 

34* Peggie Gillom, Ole Miss vs. Jackson State ...........1978 

34* Marianne Merritt, Auburn vs. West Georgia. .........1976 

9. 33 Polly Branch, Mississippi State vs. Judson. ...........1986 

10. 32 Tan White, Mississippi State vs. Tennessee ...........2004 

Season 

1. 699 Kunshinge Sorrell, Miss. State (257 made) ...........1987 

2. 693* Cindy Brogdon, Tennessee (344 made) .............1979 

3. 678 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (370 made) ........1998 

4. 672* Julie Gross, LSU (357 made). ....................1978 

5. 667 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (332 made) ........1997 

6. 662* Patricia Roberts, Tennessee (428 made) .............1977 

7. 657* Maree Jackson, LSU (409 made). .................1978 

8. 652* Peggie Gillom, Ole Miss (293 made). ..............1980 

9. 647* Mary Boatwright, Miss. State (313 made). ...........1980 

10. 629 Shalonda Enis, Alabama (296 made) ..............1996 

Career 

1. 2,419 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (1,233 made) ....1996-99 

2. 2,238 Joyce Walker, LSU (1,259 made) ..............1981-84 

3. 2,120 Peggie Gillom, Ole Miss (1,052 made) ..........1977-80 

4. 2,102 Tan White, Mississippi State (893 made) .........2002-05 

5. 2,083 Seimone Augustus, LSU (1,134 made). ..........2002-06 

6. 2,029 Janet Harris, Georgia (1,127 made) ............1982-85 

7. 2,024 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (1,119 made) ...2000-03 

8. 1,996 Julie Gross, LSU (1,034 made) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1976-80 

9. 1,985 Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee (1,012 made). ......1986-89 

10. 1,931 Valerie Still, Kentucky (1,118 made) ............1980-83 


Season (Minimum 200 attempts) 

1. 72.3 Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt (292 of 404). ........2001 

2. 68.9* Maree Jackson, LSU (344 of 499) .................1977 

3. 67.9* Cindy Noble, Tennessee (266 of 392) ..............1980 

4. 66.3 Becky Jackson, Auburn (222 of 335) ...............1983 

5. 66.2 Liz Sherwood, Vanderbilt (129 of 195) .............2007 

66.2 Katrina McClain, Georgia (262 of 396). ............1986 

66.2 Becky Jackson, Auburn (210 of 317) ...............1984 

66.2 Becky Jackson, Auburn (222 of 335) ...............1983 

9. 64.7 Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt (295 of 456). ........2002 

64.7* Patricia Roberts, Tennessee (428 of 662) ............1977 

Three-Point Field GOALS 

Game 

1. 12 Cornelia Gayden, LSU vs. Jackson State ............1995 

2. 9 Jordan Jones, South Carolina vs. NC A&T. ..........2008 

9 Wendi Willits, Arkansas vs. Georgia ...............1999 

9 Shannon Johnson, South Carolina vs. Arizona State. ...1995 

5. 8 Lyndsay Harris, Arkansas vs. Iona .................2010 

8 Meighan Simmons, Tennessee vs. Lamar ............2010 

8 Merideth Marsh, Vanderbilt vs. Florida .............2009 

8 Kate Mastin, Alabama vs. Cal State. Northridge ......2006 

8 Abi Ramsey, Vanderbilt vs. Florida. ................2005 

8 Beth Vice, Alabama vs. Stephen F. Austin. ...........2002 

8 Kelly Morrone, South Carolina vs. Duke ............2001 

8 Meadow Overstreet, Mississippi State vs. Miss. Valley ...2000 

8 Wendi Willits, Arkansas vs. Oral Roberts ............1999 

8 Brittney Ezell, Alabama vs. Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1998 

8 Tiffany Krantz, Auburn vs. Troy State ...............1998 

8 Betsy Harris, Alabama vs. Auburn .................1994 

8 Amy Lannom, Alabama vs. Florida ................1992 

8 Bridget Pettis, Florida vs. Georgia .................1992 

Vanderbilt’s Chantelle Anderson lead the league in field 

goal percentage in 2001 and tied for the top spot in 

career field goal percentage 


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Season 

1. 108 Alexis Rack, Mississippi State (310 atts.). ............2010 

2. 105 Cornelia Gayden, LSU (268 atts.) .................1995 

3. 104 Wendi Willits, Arkansas (226 atts.) ................1999 

4. 103 Shanna Zolman, Tennessee (238 atts.) .............2006 

5. 102 Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee (239 atts.) .............2010 

6. 101 Brandi McCain, Florida (322 atts.) ................2001 

7. 100 Bianca Thomas, Ole Miss (269 atts.) ...............2010 

8. 97 Jordan Jones, South Carolina (243 atts) ............2008 

9. 95 Caroline Willaims, Vanderbilt (214 atts.) ............2006 

10. 91 Christina Foggie, Vanderbilt (219 atts.) .............2012 

91 Betsy Harris, Alabama (264 atts.) .................1994 

Career 

1. 338 Alexis Rack, MS (1045 atts.) ................2006-2010 

2. 337 Cornelia Gayden, LSU (875 atts.) ..............1992-95 

3. 316 Wendi Willits, Arkansas (773 atts.) .............1997-01 

4. 305 Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee (738 atts.) ..........2008-11 

4. 283 Lyndsay Harris, Arkansas (858 atts.) ............2008-11 

5. 282 Cori Chambers, Georgia (742 atts.) ............2003-07 

6. 272 Betsy Harris, Alabama (729 atts.) ..............1991-94 

7. 271 Sara Potts, Kentucky (719 atts.) ................2001-05 

8. 270 Beth Vice, Alabama (719 atts.) ................1999-03 

9. 267 India Lewis, Arkansas (787 atts.) ...............1999-03 

267 Kimberly Wilson, Arkansas (673 atts.) ...........1993-97 

Three-Point Field GOAL Attempts 

Game 

1. 26 Brandi McCain, Florida vs. Washington. ............2001 

2. 20 Brandi McCain, Florida vs. Arkansas ...............2001 

20 Christi Timmons, South Carolina vs. Florida .........1994 

4. 19 Bianca Thomas, Ole Miss vs. Centenary ............2010 

5. 18 D. Washington, Arkansas vs. Tennessee ............2007 

18 Niesa Johnson, Alabama vs. Duke ................1995 

18 Cornelia Gayden, LSU vs. Jackson State ............1995 

8. 17 Alexis Rack, Mississippi State vs. Florida. ............2010 

17 Valerie Nainima, South Carolina vs. Boston. .........2010 

17 Christina Wirth, Vanderbilt vs. Maryland ............2009 

17 Jordan Jones, South Carolina vs. NC A&T. ..........2008 

17 Brittney Ezell, Alabama vs. Arkansas ...............1998 

17 Shaundra Roberts, Kentucky vs. South Carolina .......1996 

17 Betsy Harris, Alabama vs. Florida .................1994 

17 Cornelia Gayden, LSU vs. Georgia ................1993 

Season 

1. 322 Brandi McCain, Florida (101 made) ...............2001 

2. 310 Alexis Rack, Mississippi State (108 made) ...........2010 

3. 296 Bianca Thomas, Ole Miss (100 made). .............2010 

4. 287 Alexis Rack, Mississippi State (86 made) ............2009 

5. 268 Cornelia Gayden, LSU (105 made) ................1995 

6. 264 Betsy Harris, Alabama (91 made) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1994 

7. 259 Alexis Rack, Mississippi State (82 made) ............2008 

8. 247 Jordan Jones (97 made) ........................2008 

9. 244 Christi Timmons, South Carolina (79 made) .........1994 

10. 243 Jordan Jones, South Carolina (97 made). ...........2008 

243 Quianna Chaney, LSU (93 made) .................2008 

243 Brandi McCain, Florida (80 made) ................2002 

Career 

1. 1045 Alexis Rack, MS (338 made) ................2006-2010 

2. 875 Cornelia Gayden, LSU (337 made) .............1992-95 

3. 858 Lyndsay Harris, Arkansas (283 atts.) ............2008-11 

4. 794 Talatha Bingham, Florida (246 made). ..........1996-99 

794 Christi Timmons, South Carolina (239 made) .....1992-95 

6. 787 India Lewis, Arkansas (267 made). .............1999-03 


7. 773 Wendi Willits, Arkansas (316 made) ............1997-01 

8. 764 Niesa Johnson, Alabama (265 made) ...........1992-95 

9. 742 Cori Chambers, Georgia (282 made) ...........2003-07 

10. 738 Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee (305 made) .........2008-11 

Three-Point Field GOAL 

Percentage 


2. 51.5 Kim Berry, Georgia (35 of 68) ...................1988 

3. 50.5 Caroline Williams, Vanderbilt (48 of 95) ............2005 

50.5 Kim Gilchrist, Ole Miss (53 of 105) ................1992 

5. 50.0 Angela Harris, Mississippi State (32 of 64). ..........2000 

6. 49.5 Donna Harris, Vanderbilt (45 of 91) ...............1990 

7. 49.0 Dena Head, Tennessee (25 of 51). ................1991 

8. 48.6 Camille Lowe, Georgia (52 of 107). ...............1991 

9. 48.2 Monique Bivins, Alabama (27 of 56) ...............2002 

10. 47.8 Jillian Danker, Vanderbilt (66 of 138) ..............2001 

Career (Minimum 200 attempts) 

1. 46.5 Caroline Williams, Vanderbilt (238 of 512) .......2004-07 

2. 44.1 Julie Powell, Vanderbilt (203 of 460) ............1991-94 

3. 43.6 Kim Gilchrist, Ole Miss (102 of 234) ............1991-92 

4. 42.8 Kim Berry, Georgia (189 of 442) ...............1987-91 

5. 42.5 Shanna Zolman, Tennessee (266 of 626). ........2003-06 

6. 42.0 Hillary Hager, Vanderbilt (142 of 338) ...........2001-04 

7. 41.5 Kara Lawson, Tennessee (256 of 617) ...........2000-03 

41.5 Carolyn Jones, Auburn (103 of 248) ............1988-91 

Free Throws 

Game 

1. 18 Ashley McElhiney, Vanderbilt vs. LSU. ..............2001 

18 Jennifer Fambrough, Mississippi State vs. NW State ....1999 

18 Pokey Chatman, LSU vs. Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1991 

18 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee Tech ......1989 

5. 17 Candace Parker, Tennessee vs. Middle Tennessee .....2007 

17 Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee vs. Long Beach State ....1989 

6. 16 Armintie Price, Ole Miss vs. ALABAMAB. ............2006 

16 Shondra Johnson, Alabama vs. Providence ..........2001 

16 Kelly Miller, Georgia vs. Auburn ..................1999 

16 Shelia Collins, Tennessee vs. Old Dominion .........1985 

Season 

1. 236 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt (264 atts.). ............1990 

2. 218 DeWanna Bonner, Auburn (258 atts.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2009 

3. 203 Dominique Canty, Alabama (270 atts.) .............1998 

203* Maree Jackson, LSU (269 atts.) ...................1978 

5. 201 Candace Parker, Tennessee (288 atts.) .............2008 

6. 197 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt (225 atts.). ............1989 

7. 196* Pam Browning, Kentucky (263 atts.) ...............1977 

8. 195 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (265 atts.) .........2001 

195 Carolyn Jones, Auburn (240 atts.) .................1990 

10. 190 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (245 atts.) .........2002 

Career 

1. 709 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (914 atts.) ......2000-03 

2. 681 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt (785 atts.) ..........1988-91 

3. 628 Dominique Canty, Alabama (875 atts.) ..........1996-99 

4. 600 DeWanna Bonner, Auburn (755 atts.) . . . . . . . . . . . 2005-09 

5. 589 Armintie Price, Ole Miss (984 atts.) .............2004-07 

6. 555 Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt (751 atts.). .......2000-03 

7. 534 Shondra Johnson, Alabama (742 atts.) ..........1999-02 

8. 527 Valerie Still, Kentucky (748 atts.) ...............1980-83 

9. 526 Candace Parker, Tennessee (738 atts) ...........2005-08 

10. 523 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (731 atts.) ......1996-99 

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Free Throw Attempts 

Game 

1. 23* Marcia Player, Auburn vs. Tuskegee ...............1979 

2. 21 Candace Parker, Tennessee vs. Middle Tennessee .....2007 

21 Armintie Price, Ole Miss vs. UAB ..................2006 

21 Pokey Chatman, LSU vs. Georgia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1991 

21 Katrina McClain, Georgia vs. South Alabama ........1986 

5. 20 Lasondra Barrett, LSU at Alabama ................2012 

20 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State vs. Alabama .......2002 

20 Jennifer Fambrough, Mississippi State vs. NW State ....1999 

20 Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee vs. Long Beach State ....1989 

8. 19 Armintie Price, Ole Miss vs. South Carolina ..........2005 

19 Ashley McElhiney, Vanderbilt vs. LSU. ..............2001 

19 Shondra Johnson, Alabama vs. Creighton ...........2000 

19 Annie Lester, South Carolina vs. Mississippi State. .....1998 

19 Shelia Collins, Tennessee vs. Old Dominion .........1985 

19* Maree Jackson, LSU vs. La. Tech. .................1978 

Season 

1. 301 Armintie Price, Ole Miss (183 made) ...............2007 

2. 288 Candace Parker, Tennessee (201 made) ............2008 

3. 270 Dominique Canty, Alabama (203 made). ...........1998 

4. 269* Maree Jackson, LSU (203 made). .................1978 

5. 265 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (195 made) ........2001 

6. 264 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt (236 made) ...........1990 

7. 263* Pam Browning, Kentucky (196 made) ..............1977 

8. 261 Armintie Price, Ole Miss (161 made) ...............2006 

9. 258 DeWanna Bonner, Auburn (218 made) .............2009 

10. 254 Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky (175 made) .............2010 

Career 

1. 982 Armintie Price, Ole Miss (589 made) ............2004-07 

2. 914 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (709 made) .....2000-03 

3. 875 Dominique Canty, Alabama (628 made). ........1996-99 

4. 815 Sylvia Fowles, LSU (501 made) ................2004-08 

5 785 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt (681 made). ........1988-91 

6. 755 DeWanna Bonner, Auburn (568 made) ..........2005-09 

7. 751 Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt (555 made) ......2000-03 

8. 748 Valerie Still, Kentucky (527 made) ..............1980-83 

9. 742 Shondra Johnson, Alabama (534 made) .........1999-02 

10. 738 Candace Parker, Tennessee (526 made) .........2006-08 


7. 84.7 Kara Lawson, Tennessee (344 of 406) ...........2000-03 

8. 83.9 Cindy Brogdon, Tennessee (198 of 236) .........1978-79 

9. 83.7 Christy Smith, Arkansas (461 of 551) ...........1995-98 

10. 82.7 Pokey Chatman, LSU (453 of 528) .............1987-91 

Rebounds 

Game 

1. 31* Quientella Bonner, Florida vs. Georgia Southern ......1977 

2. 28* Quientella Bonner, Florida vs. Miami ..............1978 

28* Quientella Bonner, Florida vs. UT-Chattanooga. ......1977 

4. 27 Tierney Jenkins, Alabama vs. Belmont ..............2010 

27* Valerie Still, Kentucky vs. National College ..........1982 

27* Maree Jackson, LSU vs. SE Louisiana ..............1978 

27* Maree Jackson, LSU vs. NW Louisiana .............1977 

27* Quientella Bonner, Florida vs. Florida State ..........1977 

9. 26 Demetress Adams, South Carolina vs. Arkansas ......2008 

26 Sophie Ratliff, Mississippi State vs. Shorter ...........1988 

26* Valerie Still, Kentucky vs. Rutgers. .................1980 

26* Maree Jackson, LSU vs. Baylor ...................1977 

26* Marianne Merritt, Auburn vs. Montevallo ............1975 

Season 



3. 477 Sylvia Fowles, LSU (38 games) ...................2007 

4. 467* Patricia Roberts, Tennessee (33 games) .............1977 





1. 95.7 Shanna Zolman, Tennessee (88 of 92) .............2004 


3. 90.1 Seimone Augustus, LSU (100 of 111) ..............2004 

4. 90.0 Meredith Marsh, Vanderbilt (45 of 50). .............2009 

90.0 Sidney Spencer, Tennessee (54 of 60) ..............2007 

5. 89.9 Christy Smith, Arkansas (134 of 149) ..............1995 

6. 89.4 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt (236 of 264). ..........1990 


8. 88.9* Margaret Fisher, Alabama (48 or 54) ..............1977 

9. 88.8 Seimone Augustus, LSU (79 of 89) ................2003 

10. 88.7 Jenny Pfeifer, Arkansas (94 of 106). ...............2006 

88.7 Sharielle Smith, Florida (55 of 62). ................2009 

Career (Minimum 200 attempts) 

1. 91.6 Shanna Zolman, Tennessee (306 of 334). ........2003-06 

2. 86.8 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt (681 of 785) ........1988-91 

3. 86.1 Seimone Augustus, LSU (404 of 470) ...........2003-06 

4. 86.1 Jenny Pfeiffer, Kentucky (247 of 287). ...........2003-07 

5. 85.7 Von Kirk, Ole Miss (210 of 245) ...............2000-02 

6. 85.2 Pam Irwin-Osbolt, Georgia (173 of 203). ........1996-99 

LSU’s Sylvia Fowles holds the SEC career record for 

rebounds with 1,570. 


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7. 457* Valerie Still, Kentucky (32 games) .................1982 

8. 407 Sylvia Fowles, LSU (35 games) ...................2006 

9. 403* Valerie Still, Kentucky (29 games) .................1980 

10. 402 Murriel Page, Florida (32 games) .................1998 

402* Joanette Boutte, LSU (29 games). .................1976 

Career 

1. 1,570 Sylvia Fowles, LSU (144 games) ...............2004-08 

2. 1,525 Valerie Still, Kentucky (119 games) .............1980-83 

3. 1,466 Julie Gross, LSU (131 games) .................1977-80 

4. 1,398 Janet Harris, Georgia (131 games) .............1982-85 

5. 1,321 Quientella Bonner, Florida (102 games) ......1977-79, ‘81 

6. 1,295 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (148 games). ....1996-99 

7. 1,272 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt (122 games) ........1988-91 

8. 1,271 Peggie Gillom, Ole Miss (144 games) ...........1976-80 

9. 1,251 Murriel Page, Florida (128 games) .............1994-98 

10. 1,218 Glory Johnson, Tennessee (141 games). .........2009-12 

Assists 

Game 

1. 18 Cristina Ciocan, South Carolina vs. Florida A&M ......2003 

18 Dawn Marsh, Tennessee vs. Georgia. ..............1988 

18* Martha Monk, Auburn vs. Alabama State ...........1981 

4. 17 Temeka Johnson, LSU vs. Georgia ................2005 

17 Ashley McElhiney, Vanderbilt vs. Louisville ...........2003 

17 Brandi McCain, Florida vs. Miami .................1999 

17 Polly Branch, Miss. State vs. Bryan College ..........1986 

17* Martha Monk, Auburn vs. Utah ...................1981 

9. 16 Camille Ratledge, Florida vs. Austin Peay ...........1989 

16 Shelly Pyles, Alabama vs. Kentucky ................1986 

16* Patty Jo Hedges, Kentucky vs. Cincinnati ............1982 

Season 

1. 294* Martha Monk, Auburn (33 games) ................1981 

2. 289 Temeka Johnson, LSU (35 games) ................2004 

3. 278 Temeka Johnson, LSU (36 games) ................2005 

4. 262 Whitney Boddie, Auburn (33 games) ...............2009 


262* Cathy Bender, Vanderbilt (34 games) ..............1982 

6. 246 Brandi McCain, Florida (33 games). ...............1999 

7. 243 Dawn Marsh, Tennessee (34 games) ...............1988 

8. 237 Niesa Johnson, Alabama (33 games) ..............1994 

237 Camille Ratledge, Florida (27 games) ..............1988 

10. 231 Martha Monk, Auburn (30 games) ................1980 

Career 

1. 945 Temeka Johnson, LSU (129 games) ............2001-05 

2. 816 Camille Ratledge, Florida (111 games) ..........1986-90 

3. 800 Niesa Johnson, Alabama (125 games) ..........1992-95 

4. 755 Dawn Marsh, Tennessee (132 games) ...........1985-88 

5. 731 Patty Jo Hedges, Kentucky (120 games). .........1980-83 

6. 730 Dee Davis, Vanderbilt (126 games) .............2004-07 

7. 717 Amy Wright, Arkansas (131 games) ............1998-02 

8. 706 Sandy Harding, Kentucky (111 games) ..........1983-87 

9. 673 Ashley McElhiney, Vanderbilt (132 games) ........2000-03 

673 Holly Warlick, Tennessee (141 games). ..........1977-80 

Steals 

Game 

1. 12 Armintie Price, Ole Miss vs. Illinois ................2006 

12* Sonya Meadows, Miss. State vs. UT-Martin ..........1981 

3. 11 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina vs. S.C. State ..........1998 

11 Michelle Marciniak, Tennessee vs. Kentucky. .........1996 

11 Leslie Nichols, Kentucky vs. Louisville. ..............1986 

11* Eva Lemeh, Vanderbilt vs. Murray State .............1981 

11* Carol Ross, Ole Miss vs. SE Louisiana ..............1980 

8. 10 Ashley Houts, Georgia vs. Memphis ...............2006 

10 Sherill Baker, Georgia vs. Mississippi State ..........2006 

10 Kendra Holland-Corn, Georgia vs. Virginia ..........1996 

10 Cornelia Gayden, LSU vs. SE Louisiana .............1995 

10 DeLisha Milton, Florida vs. Bethune Cookman ........1994 

10 Kristen Mulligan, Auburn vs. NE Illinois .............1992 

10 Adrienne Shuler, Georgia vs. Howard ..............1989 

10 Ruthie Bolton, Auburn vs. Long Beach State ..........1988 

10 Shelia Collins, Tennessee vs. Florida State ...........1985 

10* Cathy Bell, Florida vs. Mississippi State .............1981 

Season 

1. 149 Sherill Baker, Georgia (32 games) ................2006 

2. 141* Holly Warlick, Tennessee (39 games) ..............1979 

3. 135* Carol Ross, Ole Miss (37 games) .................1980 

4. 131 Armintie Price, Ole Miss (35 games) ...............2007 

5. 123 Deborah Denton, Vanderbilt (32 games) ............1987 

6. 122 Kunshinge Sorrell, Miss. State (32 games) . . . . . . . . . . . 1988 

122* Sonya Meadows, Miss. State (28 games) ............1981 

8. 116 Kedra Holland-Corn, Georgia (31 games) ..........1997 

116 Kunshinge Sorrell, Miss. State (30 games) . . . . . . . . . . . 1987 

Career 

1. 426 Sherill Baker, Georgia (131 games) ............2003-06 

2. 403 Armintie Price, Ole Miss (126 games) ...........2004-07 

3. 372 Tan White, Mississippi State (121 games) ........2001-05 

4. 373 Alexis Hornbuckle , Tennessee (137 games). ......2004-08 

5. 359 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina (117 games) .......1998-03 

6. 350 Niesa Johnson, Alabama (125 games) ..........1992-95 

7. 346 Pokey Chatman, LSU (120 games) .............1987-91 

8. 342 Teresa Edwards, Georgia (128 games) ..........1982-86 

9. 338 Deborah Denton, Vanderbilt (117 games) ........1986-89 

10. 336 Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee (137 games). .......1986-89 

Former Ole Miss player Armintie Price tied the game 

record for steals in 2006 with 12. 

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Blocks 

Game 

1. 13 Marita Payne, Auburn vs. Arkansas ................2005 

2. 12 Kelley Cain, Tennessee vs. LSU ...................2010 

3. 10 Martha Alwal, Mississippi State) vs Jacksonville State . ..2011 

10 Marita Payne, Auburn vs. Georgia ................2005 

10 Marita Payne, Auburn vs. LSU ....................2004 

10 Marita Payne, Auburn vs. Kentucky ............... 2004 

10 Vanessa Hayden, Florida vs. Kent State .............2001 

10 Angela Gorsica, Vanderbilt vs. Wingate. ............1995 

10 Tracy Henderson, Georgia vs. Louisville ............1995 

10 Heidi Gillingham, Vanderbilt vs. Middle Tennessee ....1992 

10. 9 Jennifer George, Florida vs. Alabama State. .........2011 

9 Chanel Mokango, Mississippi State vs. Ole Miss ......2009 

9 Keke Carrier, Auburn vs. Alabama State ............2006 

9 Marita Payne, Auburn vs. Ole Miss ................2006 

9 Marita Payne, Auburn vs. Alabama ................2006 

9 Vanessa Hayden, Florida vs. Florida State ...........2002 

9 Vanessa Hayden, Florida vs. Colorado .............2001 

9 Tawana McDonald, Georgia vs. Houston ...........2000 

9 Heidi Gillingham, Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee State ......1991 

9 Cheri Graham, LSU vs. Nicholls State ..............1982 

9* Terri Hilliard, Alabama vs. Mississippi College. .......1981 

Season 

1. 141 Marita Payne, Auburn (28 games). ................2005 

2. 131 Heidi Gillingham, Vanderbilt (31 games). ...........1992 

3. 126 Vanessa Hayden, Florida (29 games) ..............2002 

4. 118 Angela Gorsica, Vanderbilt (31 games) .............1997 

5. 113 Kelley Cain, Tennessee (33 games) ................2010 

6. 107 Marita Payne, Auburn (29 games). ................2006 

107 Vanessa Hayden, Florida (30 games) ..............2003 

8. 106 Angela Gorsica, Vanderbilt (35 games) .............1995 

8. 105 Heidi Gillingham, Vanderbilt (33 games). ...........1993 

105 Heidi Olsen, LSU (27 games) ....................1983 

Career 

1. 413 Heidi Gillingham, Vanderbilt (128 games). .......1991-94 

2. 377 Marita Payne, Auburn (122 games). ............2003-06 

3. 368 Angela Gorsica, Vanderbilt (127 games) .........1994-97 

4. 357 Vanessa Hayden, Florida (107 games) ..........2001-04 

5. 321 Sylvia Fowles, LSU (144 games) ...............2004-08 

6 297 Tawana McDonald, Georgia (124 games) .......1998-02 

7. 290 Katrina McClain, Georgia (125 games) .........1983-87 

8. 275 Candace Parker, Tennessee (109 games) ........2005-08 

9. 267 Tracy Henderson, Georgia (122 games) .........1993-97 

10. 251 Sheila Frost, Tennessee (138 games) ............1986-89 

Double-Doubles 

Career 

1. 86 Sylvia Fowles, Georgia (144 games) ............2004-08 

2. 78 Janet Harris, Georgia (131 games) .............1982-85 

3. 68 Julie Gross, LSU (131 games) .................1978-80 

4 67 Valerie Still, Kentucky (119 games) .............1980-83 

5. 65 Murriel Page, Florida (128 games) .............1995-98 

6. 58 Quientella Bonner, Florida (102 games) .........1976-81 

7. 57 Armintie Price, Ole Miss (126 games) ...........2003-07 

57 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee (148 games). ....1996-99 

9. 55 Katrina McClain, Georgia (125 games). .........1984-87 

10. 51 Tammy Jackson, Florida (80 games) ............1981-84 

51 Peggie Gillom, Ole Miss (144 games) ...........1977-80 


Triple-Doubles 

Career 

1. 2 Cornelia Gayden, LSU 

43 pts/15 rebs/10 assists vs. TCU. ................1995 

32 pts/15 rebs/10 steals vs. USL. .................1995 

2 Neisa Johnson, Alabama 

21 pts/11 rebs/10 assists vs. South Carolina .........1995 

28 pts/12 rebs/14 assists vs. Duke ................1995 

3. 1 Katherine Graham, LSU 

20 pts/10 rebs/10 assists vs. Ole Miss .............2010 

1 Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee 

17 pts/13 rebs/12 assists vs. Oklahoma ............2010 

1 Kayla Melson, Ole Miss ............................ 

11 pts/11 rebs/11 assists vs. SE Louisiana. ..........2009 

1 C’eira Ricketts, Arkansas 

14 pts/13 rebs/12 assists vs. Auburn. ..............2009 

1 Whitney Boddie, Auburn 

13 pts/10 rebs/12 assists vs. Sam Houston State ......2008 

1 Armintie Price, Ole Miss 

34 pts/15 rebs/12 steals vs. Illinois ................2007 

1 Iva Sliskovic, SC 

18 pts/13 rebs/10 assists vs. High Point ............2007 

1 Marita Payne, Auburn 

15 pts/12 rebs/13 blocks vs. Arkansas .............2005 

1 Cristina Ciocan, SC 

22 pts/10 rebs/13 assists vs. Clemson .............2003 

1 Vanessa Hayden, Florida 

17 pts/12 rebs/10 blocks vs. Kent State. ............2001 

1 Cynthia Hall, Mississippi State 

12 pts/10 rebs/12 assists vs. La.-Lafayette. ..........2000 

1 Dominique Canty, Alabama 

20 pts/10 rebs/10 assists vs. NW State .............1998 

1 Tracy Henderson, Georgia 

14 pts/13 rebs/10 blocks vs. Louisville .............1995 

1 LaCharlotte Smith, Mississippi State 

15 pts/11 rebs/10 assists vs. Oral Roberts. ..........1996 

1 DeLisha Milton, Florida 

11 pts/11 rebs/10 steals vs. Bethune-Cookman. ......1994 

1 Leslie Nichols, Kentucky 

18 pts/13 rebs/11 steals vs. Louisville ..............1986 

1 Teresa Edwards, Georgia 

24 pts/10 rebs/10 assists vs. Alabama .............1986 

1 Shelia Collins, Tennessee 

18 pts/10 rebs10 steals vs. Florida State ............1985 

1* Eugenia Connor, Ole Miss 

15 pts/12 rebs/11 assists vs. McNeese State .........1981 

SEC Player of the Week Honors 

Career 

1. 9 Candace Parker, Tennessee. ..................2005-08 

9 Sylvia Fowles, LSU .........................2004-08 

9 Armintie Price, Ole Miss .....................2003-07 

4. 8 Tasha Humphrey, Georgia ...................2005-08 

8 Seimone Augustus, LSU .....................2003-07 

8 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt ..................1988-91 

7. 7 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee. ..............1996-99 

7 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State ..............2000-03 

*Women’s basketball was not offcially sponsored by the SEC until the 

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Scoring 

Game 

One Team 

1. 136 Tennessee vs. Puerto Rico-Mayaguez ...........2002 

2. 133 Tennessee vs. UT-Martin ....................1999 

3. 130 Tennessee vs. Hawaii Pacific .................1986 

4. 125 Tennessee vs. DePaul. ......................1998 

125 Georgia vs. South Alabama ..................1991 

6. 124 Vanderbilt vs. Oral Roberts ..................1993 

124* Georgia vs. Mercer ........................1981 

124* Tennesseee vs. UT-Martin ...................1979 

9. 122 Alabama vs. Oral Roberts ...................1993 

122 Georgia vs. UNC Asheville ..................1993 

Both Teams 

1. 241 Alabama (121) vs. Duke (120) (4OT) ...........1995 

2. 218* LSU (110) vs. UNLV (108) ...................1981 

3. 215* Georgia (124) vs. Mercer (91) ................1981 

4. 210 Kentucky (108) vs. Miami (Ohio) (102) (OT) ......2002 

210 Georgia (108) vs. LSU (102) .................1991 

6. 208 LSU (118) vs. NW Louisiana (90) ..............1986 

208 Ole Miss (97) vs. Memphis State (111) ..........1979 

8. 204 Mississippi State (98) vs. Vanderbilt (106) ........2005 

204 Florida (103) vs. Alabama (101) ..............1992 

10. 203 Ole Miss (102) vs. LSU (101) .................2010 

Season 

1. 3,464 Tennessee (39 games) ......................1998 

2. 3,458* Ole Miss (40 games) .......................1979 

3. 3,257* LSU (40 games). ..........................1978 

4. 3,161* Tennessee (39 games) ......................1978 

5. 3,049* LSU (37 games). ..........................1977 






Scoring Average 

Season 

1. 89.2 Georgia (2,855 / 32 games) .................1986 

2. 88.9 Tennessee (3,021 / 34 games). ...............1988 


4. 87.9 Alabama (2,637 / 30 games) ................1992 

5. 87.1 Auburn (2,873 / 33 games). .................1987 


7. 86.7 Alabama (2,688 / 31 games) ................1993 

7. 86.5 Ole Miss (3,458 / 40 games). ................1979 

8. 86.3 LSU (2,588 / 30 games) ....................1984 

10. 86.1 Alabama (2,804 / 33 games) ................1994 

Field Goals 

Game 

1. 58 Tennessee vs. Hawaii Pacific. .................1986 

2. 57 Tennessee vs. Puerto Rico-Mayaguez ...........2002 

3. 55 Auburn vs. Detroit .........................1988 

55* Tennessee vs. UT-Martin. ....................1979 

5. 53 Kentucky vs. Kentucky State ..................1990 

53 Mississippi State vs. Judson College ............1986 

53* Tennessee vs. Marshall. .....................1977 

8. 52 Georgia vs. Valdosta State ...................1987 

52* Tennessee vs. Chattanooga State ..............1976 

SEC TEAM RECORDS 

Season 

1. 1,426* Ole Miss ................................1979 

2. 1,366* LSU. ...................................1978 

3. 1,292* Tennessee ...............................1979 

4. 1,288 Tennessee ...............................1998 

5. 1,267* LSU. ...................................1977 

6. 1,238 Auburn .................................1988 

7. 1,234 Georgia ................................1981 

8. 1,224 Tennessee ...............................1988 

9. 1,202 Tennessee ...............................1980 

10. 1,193 Georgia ................................1986 

Field Goal Attempts 

Game 

1. 114 Alabama vs. Duke (4 OT) ...................1995 

2. 105 Alabama vs. Queens .......................1984 

3. 104* Ole Miss vs. Auburn .......................1979 

104* Florida vs. Florida State .....................1979 

104* Ole Miss vs. Miss. Univ. for Women ............1979 

104* Mississippi State vs. Montevallo ...............1979 

104* Florida vs. South Florida ....................1978 

8. 102 Ole Miss v.s Tennessee Tech .................1979 

9. 101 Kentucky vs. Marshall ......................1978 

10. 100 Ole Miss vs. Blue Mountain ..................1979 

SEASON 

1. 3,272* Ole Miss ................................1979 

2. 2,771* LSU. ...................................1978 

3. 2,708* Ole Miss ................................1978 

4. 2,679 Tennessee ...............................1998 

5. 2,647* Ole Miss ................................1980 

6. 2,622 Tennessee ...............................1979 

7. 2.554 Georgia ................................1981 

8. 2,550 Kentucky ................................1978 

9. 2,478 Tennessee ...............................1997 

10. 2,468 Auburn .................................1988 


Game 

1. 76.2 Vanderbilt (32 of 42) vs. Alabama .............2007 

2. 74.1 Kentucky (35 of 49) vs. Alabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1987 

3. 72.5 Vanderbilt (29 of 40) vs. Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2003 

4. 72.1 Tennessee (44 of 61) vs. Old Dominion .........1989 

5. 71.7 Tennessee (43 of 60) vs. Valdosta State .........1980 

6. 71.6 Tennessee (58 of 81) vs. Hawaii Pacific .........1986 

7. 71.4 Vanderbilt (35 of 49) vs. Western Kentucky. ......2002 

Season 

1. 54.5 Vanderbilt (984 of 1806) ....................2001 

2. 54.4 Georgia (1,193 of 2,195) ...................1986 

3. 53.1 Georgia (1,173 of 2,209) ...................1985 

4. 52.4 Auburn (1,201 of 2,292) ....................1987 

5. 52.1 Vanderbilt (988 of 1897) ....................2002 

6. 52.0 Georgia (1,188 of 2,284) ...................1984 

7. 51.7 Tennessee (1,051 of 2,020) ..................1983 

8. 51.3 4 times, last Vanderbilt .....................2003 

Three-Point Field GOALS 

Game 

1. 17 Ole Miss vs. Bowling Green ..................1999 

17 South Carolina vs. Western Carolina ...........1994 

3. 16 Tennessee vs. Kentucky .....................2011 

16 Ole Miss vs. Auburn .......................1999 

5. 15 Tennessee vs. Lamar .......................2010 

15 Tennessee vs. Chattanooga ..................2010 

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15 Arkansas vs. Providence. ....................1999 

15 Vanderbilt vs. Oral Roberts ..................1993 

Season 

1. 248 South Carolina (744 atts.) ...................1994 

248 Alabama (765 atts.). .......................1992 

3. 245 Mississippi State (753 atts.) ..................2010 

4. 242 Tennessee (641 atts.) .......................2011 

5. 237 Tennessee (647 atts.). ......................2008 

237 Alabama (696 atts.). .......................1993 

7. 233 Ole Miss (681 atts.) ........................2010 


9. 228 Georgia (581 atts.) ........................2006 

10. 226 Alabama (688 atts.). .......................1995 

Three-Point Field GOAL Attempts 

GAME 

1. 46 South Carolina vs. Florida ...................1994 

2. 43 South Carolina vs. Alabama .................1994 

3. 41 Ole Miss vs. Bowling Green ..................1999 

4. 39 South Carolina vs. Mississippi State ............2004 

39 Alabama vs. Mississippi Valley State ............1992 

6. 36 Tennessee vs. Lamar .......................2010 

36 Mississippi State vs. Savannah State . . . . . . . . . . . . 2007 

36 Ole Miss vs. Wright State ....................1996 

9. 35 Mississippi State vs. Florida ..................2010 

35 Tennessee vs. Chattanooga ..................2010 

Season 

1. 765 Alabama (248 made) ......................1992 

2. 744 South Carolina (248 made) ..................1994 

3. 725 South Carolina (218 made) ..................1995 

4. 696 Alabama (237 made) ......................1993 

5. 691 Alabama (223 made) ......................1994 

6. 688 Alabama (226 made) ......................1995 

7. 661 Ole Miss (203 made). ......................2000 

8. 659 Kentucky (211 made). ......................2012 

9. 647 Tennessee (237 made). .....................2008 

10. 606 Georgia (191 made) .......................2004 

Three-Point Field GOAL 

Percentage 

GAME (Minimum 10 attempts) 

1. 78.6 Kentucky vs. Miami (Ohio) (11 of 14) ...........2002 

2. 76.2 Tennessee vs. Kentucky (16 of 21) .............2011 

3. 75.0 Alabama vs. Arkansas (9 of 12) ...............2002 

4. 73.3 Tennessee vs. Princeton (11 of 15) .............2005 

5. 71.4 Arkansas vs. Lipscomb (10 of 14). .............2007 

6. 72.7 Tennessee v.s Ole Miss (8 of 11). ..............2007 

7. 70.6 Vanderbilt at Tennessee-Martin (12 of 17) . . . . . . . 2011 

70.6 Kentucky vs. Miami (Ohio) (12 of 17) ...........2010 

9. 70.0 South Carolina vs. Jackson State (7 of 10) .......2007 

70.0 South Carolina vs. Tennessee (7 of 10). .........2000 

Season 

1. 46.4 Vanderbilt ...............................1990 

2. 43.7 Vanderbilt ...............................2007 

3. 42.9 Vanderbilt ...............................1991 

4. 41.7 Vanderbilt ...............................2001 

5. 41.6 Georgia ................................1991 

6. 41.1 Georgia ................................1988 

7. 40.9 LSU. ...................................1992 

8. 40.9 Tennessee ...............................1988 

9. 40.6 Auburn .................................1988 

10. 40.1 Tennessee ...............................1991 


Free Throws 

Game 

1. 45 Alabama vs. Alabama State. .................1991 

2. 41 Vanderbilt vs. Western Kentucky ...............1989 

3. 40 Tennessee vs. Florida. ......................2005 

40 Georgia vs. Mississippi State .................1990 

4. 38 Arkansas vs. Florida .......................2004 

38 Tennessee vs. Long Beach State ...............1989 

38 Ole Miss vs. Tennessee State .................1984 

38* Auburn vs. Tuskegee .......................1977 

8. 37 Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt ....................1997 

Season 

1. 782 Tennessee (1,110 atts.) .....................1998 






7. 631 Kentucky (481 atts.) ........................2010 




Free Throw Attempts 

Game 

1. 56 Alabama vs. Alabama State. .................1991 

2. 54 Kentucky vs. Miami ........................2010 

54 Arkansas vs. Florida .......................2004 

54 Alabama vs. Austin Peay ....................1992 

54* Auburn vs. Tuskegee .......................1977 

5. 53 Tennessee vs. Long Beach State ...............1989 

53 Georgia vs. Mississippi State .................1990 

7. 52 Kentucky vs. Louisville ......................2010 

52 Vanderbilt vs. Western Kentucky ...............1989 

52 Ole Miss vs. Tennessee State .................1984 

10. 51 South Carolina vs. Georgia ..................1993 

Season 

1. 1,110 Tennessee (782 made). .....................1998 







8. 891 Kentucky (631 made). ......................2010 

9. 884 Ole Miss (561 made). ......................2007 



GAME (Minimum of 15 attempts) 

1. 1.000 Ole Miss vs. Mississippi State (17 of 17) .........2003 

1.000 LSU vs. Tennessee (20 of 20) .................1988 

1.000 Alabama vs. Clemson (20 of 20) ..............1992 

4. 95.8 Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt (23 of 24) ............2003 

95.8 Tennessee vs. Kentucky (23 of 24) .............1985 

6. 95.6 Tennessee vs. Wake Forest (22 of 23) ...........1988 

7. 95.5 Kentucky vs Connecticut (21 of 22). ............2012 

95.5 Kentucky vs. Florida (21 of 22). ...............2010 

95.5 Georgia vs. Mississippi State (21 of 22) .........2009 

95.5 Georgia vs. Illinois (21 of 22) ................1986 

95.5 Ole Miss vs. Jackson State (21 of 22) ...........1985 

95.5* Mississippi State vs. Delta State (21 of 22) .......1978 


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Season 

1. 78.1 Georgia (442 of 566) ......................2006 

2. 77.8 Kentucky (328 of 416) ......................1984 

3. 77.1* Alabama (426 of 599). .....................1980 

4. 77.0 Vanderbilt (541 of 703) .....................1989 

77.0 Arkansas (565 of 734). .....................1995 

6. 76.5 Vanderbilt (406 of 531) .....................2006 

7. 76.3 Vanderbilt (428 of 562) .....................2002 

8. 76.2 Vanderbilt (575 of 755) .....................1990 

9. 75.8 LSU (463 of 611) .........................2003 

10. 75.2 Vanderbilt (498 of 662) .....................2007 

Rebounds 

Game 

1. 79 Auburn vs. Eastern Kentucky. .................1990 

79 Auburn vs. Alabama-Huntsville ...............1980 

3. 78 Mississippi State vs. Judson College ............1986 

78* LSU vs. New Orleans. ......................1977 

5. 77* LSU vs. Southern ..........................1977 

6. 76 Tennessee vs. Tennessee State ................1988 

7. 72 Georgia vs. Ridger. ........................1992 

72 Florida vs. Mississippi College ................1988 

72 Georgia vs. Appalachian State ................1981 

72* Tennessee vs. Belmont ......................1979 

72* LSU vs. Baylor ............................1977 

Season 

1. 1,849* LSU (40 games). ..........................1978 

2. 1,811* Tennessee (39 games) ......................1979 

3. 1,798* Ole Miss (40 games) .......................1979 


5. 1,717* Georgia (37 games) .......................1981 

6. 1,713 Tennessee (37 games) ......................2011 



9. 1,671* Ole Miss (37 games) .......................1980 

10. 1,652 Auburn (37 games) ........................1988 

Assists 

Game 

1. 41 Tennessee vs. Hawaii Pacific .................1986 

2. 38 LSU vs. UNC Asheville ......................1999 

38 Auburn vs. Georgia State. ...................1988 

4. 37 Vanderbilt vs. Mississippi State ................1995 

37 Vanderbilt vs. Oral Roberts ..................1993 

37* Mississippi State vs. Memphis ................1981 

7. 36 Vanderbilt vs. Northern Illinois ................1985 

36* Tennessee vs. East Tennessee State. ............1980 

9. 35 Ole Miss vs. Mississippi State .................1985 

35 Georgia vs. Louisville. ......................1984 

35 Tennessee vs. Kansas State ..................1982 

35 Alabama vs. Vanderbilt .....................1980 

Season 

1. 897* Ole Miss (40 games) .......................1979 

2. 776* Ole Miss (37 games) .......................1980 

3. 715* Tennessee (38 games) ......................1980 

4. 709 Vanderbilt (34 games) ......................2001 

5. 678 Georgia (32 games) .......................1986 


676 Georgia (32 games) .......................1985 

8. 674 Auburn (37 games) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1988 


10. 665 Kentucky (32 games) .......................1982 


Steals 

Game 

1. 38 Tennessee vs. Hawaii Pacific .................1986 

2. 36* Ole Miss vs. Blue Mountain ..................1979 

3. 34 Georgia vs. Georgia Southern ................1996 

4. 32 Mississippi State vs. Nicholls State. .............2008 

5. 30 South Carolina vs. S.C. State .................1998 

30 Alabama vs. Oral Roberts ...................1993 

7. 29 Arkansas vs. Western Kentucky. ...............2004 

8. 28 Ole Miss vs. UALR ........................2001 

28 South Carolina vs. Coastal Carolina. ...........1999 

28 Mississippi State vs. Belhaven College ..........1994 

28 Kentucky vs. West Virginia ...................1993 

28 Florida vs. Radford ........................1985 

Season 

1. 673* Ole Miss ................................1979 

2. 567 Tennessee ...............................1998 

567* Tennessee ...............................1979 

4. 495 Tennessee ...............................1989 

5. 478* Ole Miss ................................1980 

6. 475 Ole Miss ................................2007 

7. 448 Florida .................................1985 

8. 445 Tennessee ...............................2008 

9. 443 Georgia ................................1981 

10. 439 Vanderbilt ...............................1987 

Blocks 

Game 

1. 19 Kentucky vs. N.C. A&T. .....................2006 

2. 18 LSU vs. Nicholls State ......................1981 

18 Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee State ................1992 

18 Alabama vs. LSU ..........................1983 

5. 17 Auburn vs. Alabama A&M ...................2010 

17 Auburn vs. South Alabama. ..................1994 

17 Auburn vs. Lamar .........................1993 

17 LSU vs. SE Louisiana .......................1981 

9. 16 Vanderbilt vs. Middle Tennessee. ..............1992 

16 Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee State ................1987 

16 Georgia vs. Mercer ........................1987 

16 Georgia vs. Kentucky. ......................1981 

Season 

1. 238 Tennessee (39 games) ......................1998 



4. 220 LSU (36 games). ..........................2005 

5. 207 Auburn (29 games) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2006 

6. 199 South Carolina (33 games) ..................2007 


8. 193 South Carolina (29 games) ..................2006 

193 Vanderbilt (35 games) ......................1995 


*Women’s basketball was not offcially sponsored by the SEC until 

the 1982-83 season. 

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An SEC player has been named the 

Naismith Player of the Year seven times: 

Saudia Roundtree, Georgia - 1996 

Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee - 1998 

Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee - 1999 

Tamika Catchings, Tennessee - 2000 

Seimone Augustus, LSU - 2005 

Seimone Augustus, LSU - 2006 

Candace Parker, Tennessee - 2008 

Honors

HONORS 


SEC Yearly Player Awards 

SEC Players of the Year 

Coaches 

1987 - Katrina McClain, Georgia 

1988 - Vickie Orr, Auburn 

1989 - Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee 

1990 - Carolyn Jones, Auburn 

1991 - Carolyn Jones, Auburn 

1992 - Dena Head, Tennessee 

1993 - Lauretta Freeman, Auburn 

1994 - Nikki McCray, Tennessee 

1995 - Nikki McCray, Tennessee 

1996 - Saudia Roundtree, Georgia 

1997 - DeLisha Milton, Florida 

1998 - Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee 


2000 - Kelly Miller, Georgia 


2002 - Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt 

2003 - LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State 

2004 - Shameka Christon, Arkansas 

2005 - Seimone Augustus, LSU 


2007 - Candace Parker, Tennessee 

2008 - Sylvia Fowles, LSU 

2009 - DeWanna Bonner, Auburn 

2010 - Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky 

2011 - Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee 

2012 - A’dia Mathies, Kentucky 

Associated Press 








2004 - Shameka Christon, Arkansas 





2009 - DeWanna Bonner, Auburn 



2012 - A’dia Mathies, Kentucky 

SEC Defensive Player of the Year 

2004 - Vanessa Hayden, Florida 

2005 - Armintie Price, Ole Miss 

2006 - Sherill Baker, Georgia 



2009 - Jennifer Risper, Vanderbilt 

2010 - Armelie Lumanu, Mississippi State 


2012 - Glory Johnson, Tennessee 

A’dia Mathies 

Kentucky 

SEC Freshmen of the Year 

Coaches 


1985 - Mae Ola Bolton, Auburn 


1987 - Kimsey O’Neal, Ole Miss 

1988 - Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt 

1989 - Dena Head, Tennessee 

1990 - Donna Harris, Vanderbilt 

1991 - Clara Jackson, Ole Miss 

1992 - Niesa Johnson, Alabama 

1993 - Kristen Mulligan, Auburn 

1994 - La’Keshia Frett, Georgia 

1995 - Christy Smith, Arkansas 


1997 - Karyn Karlin, Arkansas 

1998 - Tamika Catchings, Tennessee 

1999 - No Freshman of the Year 


2001 - Christi Thomas, Georgia 

2002 - Kara Braxton, Georgia 



2005 - Tasha Humphrey, Georgia 


2007 - Ashley Houts, Georgia 

2008 - Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee 

2009 - C’eira Ricketts, Arkansas 

LaSondra Barrett, LSU 

2010 - A’dia Mathies, Kentucky 

2011 - Meighan Simmons, Tennessee 

2012 - Bria Goss, Kentucky 


1997 - Karyn Karlin, Arkansas 


1999 - DeTrina White, LSU 


2001 - Christi Thomas, Georgia 

2002 - Tan White, Mississippi State 





2007 - Ashley Houts, Georgia 


2009 - C’eira Ricketts, Arkansas 

2010 - Kelsey Bone, South Carolina 

2011 - Meighan Simmons, Tennessee 

2012 - Bria Goss, Kentucky 

Bria Goss 

Kentucky 

SEC 6th Woman of the Year 

2004 - Bernice Mosby, Florida 


2006 - Liz Sherwood, Vanderbilt 

2007 - Christy Marshall, Georgia 

Liz Sherwood, Vanderbilt 

2008 - Allison Hightower, LSU 

Jessica Mooney, Vanderbilt 

2009 - Charity Ford, Arkansas 

2010 - Alyssia Brewer, Tennessee 

2011 - Stephanie Holzer, Vanderbilt 

2012 - Deana Allen, Florida 

Keyla Snowden, Kentucky 

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HONORS 


NATIONAL AWARDS 

National Players of the Year 

Naismith Player of the Year 








State Farm Wade Trophy 

1991 - Daedra Charles, Tennessee 





AP Player of the Year 







USBWA Player of the Year 








WBCA Player of the Year 








Wooden Player of the Year 





Katrina McClain 

Georgia 

Saudia Roundtree 

Georgia 

Daedra Charles 

Tennessee 

LSU’s Seimone Augustus earned 

11 National Player of the Year 

honors during her collegiate 

career. 

National Awards 

Honda-Broderick Cup 



Honda sports Award 






2006 - Seimone Augutus, LSU 



USBWA Freshman of the Year 

1992 - Niesa Johnson, Alabama 






2009 - Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee 

WBCa deFENSIVE PLAYER 

of the Year 


2009 - Jennifer Risper, Vanderbilt 

Francis Pomeroy Naismith 

Award 

2003 - Kara Lawson, Tennessee 

2005 - Tan White, Mississippi State 

Nancy Lieberman Award 

2005 - Temeka Johnson, LSU 

Sullivan Award 


1999 - Coco Miller, Georgia 

Kelly Miller, Georgia 

NCAA Team of the 1980’s 

Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee 

Kodak Silver Anniversary Team 

Teresa Edwards, Georgia 

Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee 

Naismith Player of the Century 



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HONORS 


Yearly Coaches aWards 

SEC Coaches of the Year 

Coaches 

1984 - Andy Landers, Georgia 

1985 - Joe Ciampi, Auburn 

1986 - Lois Myers, Alabama 

1987 - Van Chancellor, Ole Miss 






1993 - Pat Summitt, Tennessee 

1994 - Carol Ross, Florida 



1997 - Sue Gunter, LSU 



2000 - Sharon Fanning, Mississippi State 


2002 - Susan Walvius, South Carolina 



2005 - Pokey Chatman, LSU 

2006 - Mickie DeMoss, Kentucky 


2008 - Van Chancellor, LSU 

2009 - Nell Fortner, Auburn 

2010 - Matthew Mitchell, Kentucky 


2012 - Tom Collen, Arkansas 





2000 - Sharon Fanning, Mississippi State 

2001 - Carol Ross, Florida 

2002 - Susan Walvius, South Carolina 


2004 - Carol Ross, Ole Miss 

Pat Summitt, Tennessee 


2006 - Mickie DeMoss, Kentucky 


2008 - Van Chancellor, LSU 

2009 - Nell Fortner, Auburn 

2010 - Matthew Mitchell, Kentucky 


2012 - Matthew Mitchell, Kentucky 

Tom Collen 

Arkansas 

National Coaches of the Year 

AP Coach of the Year 


WBCA Coach of the Year 





Naismith Coach of the Year 








USBWA Coach of the Year 







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HONORS 


Alabama 

1983 Cassandra Compton 

Third Team - AWSF 

1992 Linda Burgess 

Third Team - WBNS 

1994 Niesa Johnson 

First Team - Kodak/WBCA/USBWA/BT 


First Team - Kodak/WBCA/USBWA/AP 

Second Team - WBNS 

1996 Shalonda Enis 

First Team - Kodak/WBCA/WBNS 

Third Team - AP 

1997 Shalonda Enis 

First Team - USBWA 

Second Team - SN 


Dominique Canty 

Third Team - USWBA/WBNS 

1998 Dominique Canty 


Second Team - WBNS/AP/WBJ 


First Team - WBCA/USBWA/WBNS/ 

WBJ/AP 

ARKANSAS 

1995 Christy Smith 



First Team - WBNS 





Karyn Karlin 


1999 Karyn Karlin 


2004 Shameka Christon 


AUBURN 

*1981 Becky Jackson 


1983 Becky Jackson 


1984 Becky Jackson 

First Team - Kodak 

1987 Vickie Orr 



First Team - Kodak/USBWA 



1990 CaroLYn Jones 


1991 CaroLYn Jones 


1993 Lauretta Freeman 


2009 DeWanna BoNner 

First Team - WBCA/USBWA 

SEC ALL-AMERICANS 

Second Team - AP 

FLORIDA 

1995 Merlakia Jones 

Third Team - BT/WBNS 

1997 DeLisha Milton 

First Team - Kodak/AP/BT/WBNS 

Second Team - USBWA 

1998 Murriel Page 

First Team - Kodak/USBWA/BT/SN/ 

WBJ/WBNS 


2001 Brandi McCain 

First Team - WCH 

2004 Vanessa Hayden 


GEORGIA 

*1980 Bernadette Locke 

First Team - AWSF 

*1982 Janet Harris 

First Team - Kodak/AWSF/WBNS/SS 

1983 Janet Harris 

First Team - AWSF/WBNS/SS 

Lisa O’Connor 






Teresa Edwards 


1986 Teresa Edwards 

First Team - Kodak/AWSF/WBNS/SS/ 

USBWA 

Katrina McClain 

First Team - Kodak/AWSF/SS 

1987 Katrina McClain 

First Team - Kodak/AWSF/WBNS/SS/ 

USBWA 

1995 La’Keshia Frett 


1996 Saudia Roundtree 

First Team - Kodak/AP/UPI/WBNS/BA/ 

USBWA 


First Team - USBWA/BA/SN 


KedRa Holland-Corn 


Third Team - AP/WBNS 

1999 KeLLY Miller 

First Team - Kodak/WBNS/WBJ 

COCO MILLER 



First Team - Kodak/AP/WBNS/USBWA/ 

WBJ 


First Team - Kodak/AP/USBWA/WBJ 

Coco Miller 

Fourth Team - WBJ 

2002 Kara Braxton 

First Team - FCP 

2005 Tasha Humphrey 

Third Team - FCP 


First Team - Kodak/WBNS 

Second Team - FCP 


Sherill Baker 


Third Team - AP/WBNS 




2010 Ashley Houts 

First Team - SC 


KENTUCKY 

*1977 Pam Browning 

First Team - SS 

*1981 Valerie Still 

First Team - SS 

Third Team - Kodak 


First Team - Kodak/AWSF/SS/BW 

1983 Valerie Still 

First Team - Kodak/SS/BW 

2010 VICtoria DUNLAP 

First Team - WBCA/USBWA 



2011 VICtoria DUNLAP 


2012 A’DIA mathies 


Second Team - FCP/SN 


LSU 

*1978 Julie Gross 


Maree Jackson 

First Team - BN 

*1980 Rene Moran 

Third Team - BN 

*1982 Joyce Walker 

First Team - BN 

1983 Joyce Walker 

First Team - Kodak/BN 

1984 Joyce Walker 

First Team - Kodak/BN 

1991 Pokey Chatman 


Second Team - BW 

1995 Cornelia Gayden 



2000 Marie Ferdinand 

Third Team - WBJ 

2001 Marie Ferdinand 


Second Team - WBJ/AP 

2003 Seimone Augustus 

Second Team - BT 



113

HONORS 






First Team - Kodak/AP/USBWA/GB/ 

FCP 

Temeka Johnson 

First Team - USBWA/SC 

Second Team - AP/GB 



First Team - Kodak/AP/USBWA/SC/ 

WBNS 

Sylvia Fowles 



2007 sYLVia Fowles 

First Team - Kodak/ESPN/USBWA/FCP 


2008 sYLVia Fowles 

First Team - AP/USBWA/Kodak 

2010 ALLISON hightower 

Second Team - SC 


OLE MISS 

1986 Jennifer Gillom 


1996 Yolanda Moore 


2007 Armintie Price 

First Team - Kodak/ESPN/GB/FCP 


2010 BIANCA THOMAS 



2000 LaToya Thomas 




First Team - Kodak/WBJ 



First Team - Kodak/AP/BT/USBWA/ 

WCH 

Second Team - GB 


First Team - Kodak/AP/USBWA/WCH/ 

SC 

2005 Tan White 


Second Team - AP/FCP/SC 


1992 Marsha Williams 


1993 Marsha Williams 


1996 Shannon Johnson 



2003 JoceLYn Penn 


First Team - USBWA/SC 


TENNESSEE 

*1977 Patricia Roberts 


*1978 Cindy Brodgon 


*1979 Cindy Brodgon 


*1980 Jill Rankin 


HoLLY Warlick 


*1981 Cindy Noble 


*1982 Mary Ostrowski 


1983 Tanya Haave 


1985 Shelia Collins 


1988 Bridgette Gordon 


1989 Bridgette Gordon 


1990 Daedra Charles 


1991 Daedra Charles 


1992 Dena Head 


1993 Lisa Harrison 


1994 Nikki McCray 

First Team - Kodak/BT/USBWA 

Dana Johnson 


1995 Nikki McCray 

First Team - Kodak/AP/USBWA/WBNS 

Dana Johnson 

First Team - USBWA/WBNS 


1996 Chamique Holdsclaw 


Third Team - AP/UPI 


First Team - Kodak/AP/USBWA/WBNS 

1998 Tamika Catchings 

First Team - Kodak/WBNS 



Chamique Holdsclaw 

First Team - Kodak/AP/SN/USBWA/ 

WBJ/WBNS 


First Team - Kodak/AP/SN 

Chamique Holdsclaw 

First Team - Kodak/AP/SN 

Semeka Randall 


Second Team - AP/SN 


First Team - Kodak/AP/SN/USBWA/ 

WBJ 









Gwen Jackson 

Fifth Team - WBJ 

2002 Kara Lawson 


Second Team - GB 

Third Team - AP/WCH 


First Team - Kodak/USBWA/SC 

Second Team - AP/WCH 

Gwen Jackson 


2004 Shyra eLY 


Second Team - USBWA 


2005 Shyra eLY 


2006 Candace Parker 

First Team - Kodak/USBWA/WBNS 



First Team - AP/ESPN/Kodak/USBWA/ 

GB 


First Team - AP/USBWA/Kodak 

2010 SHEKINNA STRICKLEN 


2011 SHEKINNA STRICKLEN 

First Team - USBWA/WBCA 

Third Team - AP/FCP 

2012 gLORY JOHNSON 

First Team - WBCA 

SHEKINNA STRICKLEN 

Third Team - AP/FCP 

VANDERBILT 

1983 Jackie Cowan 




1987 Karen Booker 



1989 Wendy Scholtens 





Third Team - BW 

1993 Heidi Gillingham 


Second Team - BT/WNBS 

1994 Heidi Gillingham 

Third Team - BT 

1995 Sheri Sam 

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HONORS 




1996 Sheri Sam 

First Team - Kodak/USBWA/WBNS 

Second Team - UPI 


2001 Chantelle Anderson 

First Team - GB 

Second Team - AP/WBJ 


First Team - Kodak/AP/GB/USBWA/ 

WCH 


Zuzi Klimesova 

Third Team - WCH 

Ashley McElhiney 

Third Team - BT 


First Team - Kodak/USBWA/SC 

Second Team - AP/WCH 

Ashley McElhiney 

First Team - SC 

2005 Ashley Earley 


*SEC did not officially recognize women’s 

basketball until the 1982-83 season. AMSF - 

American Women’s Sports Federation; WBCA 

- Women’s Basketball Coaches Association; 

USBWA - US Basketball Writers Association; 

BT - Basketball Times; AP - Associated Press; 

WBNS - Women’s Basketball News Service; SN 

- The Sporting News; WBJ - Women’s Basketball 

Journal; WCH - Womenscollegehoops.com; 

SS - Street & Smith’s; UPI - United Press 

International; BA - Basketball America; FCP 

- Full Court Press; BW - Basketball Weekly; 

GB - Gballmag.com; SC - Senior Class 

SEC Freshmen All-Americans 

Alabama 


BT/USBWA/WBNS 


WBNS 

ARKANSAS 


WBNS 

1996 Shaka Massey 

WBNS 

2007 Donica Cosby 

GB 

AUBURN 

1997 Tiffany Krantz 

WBNS 

2000 LeCoe Willingham 

WBJ 

2008 Alli Smalley 

GB 

FLORIDA 

1999 Brandi McCain 

WBJ/WBNS 

2003 Bernice Mosby 

WCH 

GEORGIA 

*1981 Debora Mitchell 

AWSF 

*1982 Janet Harris 

WBNS/AWSF 

1983 Lisa O’Connor 

WBNS/AWSF 

T teresa Edwards 

WBNS/AWSF 

1984 Katrina McClain 

WBNS/AWSF 

1988 Tammye Jenkins 

WBNS/AWSF 


BT 

1998 Coco Miller 

WBJ/WBNS 

Kelly Miller 

WBJ/WBNS 

2001 Christi Thomas 

WBJ/WCH 

2002 Kara Braxton 

BT/WCH 

2003 Alexis Hendrick 

WCH 

2004 Janese Hardrick 

GB 


GB 

2007 Ashley Houts 

GB 

2010 Jasmine James 

GB 

KENTUCKY 


2010 a’dia Mathies 

FCP 

2012 Bria Goss 

FCP 

LSU 

*1981 Rhonda Hawthorne 

BT 

1984 Alisha Jones 

BN 

1999 DeTrina White 

WBNS/WBJ 

2001 Roneeka Hodges 

WCH 


USBWA/WBJ/WCH 

2005 Sylvia Fowles 

GB 

OLE MISS 

2004 Armintie Price 

GB 


1999 Jennifer Fambrough 

WBJ 


WBJ 

2002 Tan White 

BT/WCH 

2007 Alexis Rack 

GB 


1992 Christi Timmons 

WBNS 

2010 Kelsey Bone 

FCP 

TENNESSEE 

1995 Tiffani Johnson 

WBNS 


WBNS 


WBNS/WBJ 


WBNS/WBJ 


WBJ 

2001 Ashley Robinson 

WBJ/WCH 

2002 Shyra Ely 

WCH 

2003 Shanna Zolman 

WCH 

2005 Alexis Hornbuckle 

GB 


WBNS 

2008 Angie Bjorklund 

GB 

2011 Meighan Simmons 

FCP 

2012 Ariel Massengale 

FCP 

VANDERBILT 

*1982 Barbara Brackman 

WBNS 

Harriet Brumfield 

WBNS 


WBNS 

Donna Atkins 

WBNS 


WBNS 

1995 Na’Shemma Hilmon 

WBNS 

1998 Ashley Smith 

WBNS 

2004 Carla Thomas 

BT 


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HONORS 


CoSIDA aCademic All-America 

FIRST TEAM 

*1980 - Jill Rankin, Tennessee 

1984 - Tanya Haave, Tennessee 

1997 - Michelle Palmisano, Vanderbilt 


2006 - Shanna Zolman, Tennessee 



SECOND TEAM 

*1980 - Bernadette Locke, Georgia 

1991 - Amber Nicholas, Arkansas 




2002 - Zuzi Klimesova, Vanderbilt 



THIRD TEAM 

*1981 - Anne Cale, Alabama 

1983 - Lea Henry, Tennessee 

Tanya Haave, Tennessee 

1985 - Madeline Doucet, LSU 

1989 - Martha Parker, South Carolina 

1990 - Amber Nicholas, Arkansas 

1994 - Julie Powell, Vanderbilt 


2001 - Coco Miller, Georgia 

Zuzi Klimesova, Vanderbilt 

2006 - Kristin Peoples, Arkansas 

2009 - Christina Wirth, Vanderbilt 

HONORABLE MENTION 

1984 - Beth Bryant, Auburn 

Madeline Doucet, LSU 

1999 

Joni Crenshaw, Alabama 

Carrie Satterfield, Arkansas 

Tasha Hamilton, Auburn 

Kelly Freeman, Florida 

Pam Irwin-Osbolt, Georgia 

Tiffany Wait, Kentucky 

Katrina Hibbert, LSU 

Jennie Gadd, Ole Miss 

Elizabeth Wamsley, Mississippi State 

Lisa Williams, South Carolina 

Kellie Jolly, Tennessee 

Candice Storey, Vanderbilt 

Academic / Service Awards 

NCAA Postgraduate 

Scholarship Recipients 

1983 - Lea Henry, Tennessee 

1984 - Tanya Haave, Tennessee 

1985 - Madeline Doucet, LSU 

1994 - Julie Powell, Vanderbilt 

1995 - Rhonda Blades, Vanderbilt 



2006 - Sarah Lowe, Florida 

2008 - Rebecca Rowsey, Georgia 


Boyd McWhorter Scholar- 

Athlete Finalist 

1998 - Stacie Farris, Mississippi State 

2000 - Tiffany Wait, Kentucky 

2001 - Candice Storey, Vanderbilt 

2004 - Tywanna Inmon, Ole Miss 

2006 - Erica Grimaldi, Vanderbilt 

2007 - Sarah Pfeifer, Arkansas 

2008 - Nicky Anosike, Tennessee 



SEC community service teams 

2001 


Joy Oakley, Arkansas 

Carol Smith, Auburn 

Monique Cardenas, Florida 

Kiesha Brown, Georgia 

LaTonya McDole, Kentucky 

Allison Weiner,LSU 

Becky Myatt, Ole Miss 

Meadow Overstreet, Mississippi State 

Shannon Segres, South Carolina 

Kara Lawson, Tennessee 

Candice Storey, Vanderbilt 

Boyd McWhorter Scholar- 

Athlete of the Year 

1994 - Tammy Nelon, Mississippi State 



SEC Women’s Basketball 

Scholar Athlete 

of the Year 

2004 - Hillary Hager, Vanderbilt 




2008 - Chelsea Chowning, Kentucky 



2011 - Mary Kathryn Govero, Mississippi State 

2012 - Blanche Alverson, Auburn 

brad davis community 

service award 

2002 - Lindsey DeLoach, Florida 


2009 - Brionna Dickerson, South Carolina 

*SEC did not officially recognize women’s 

basketball until the 1982-83 season. 

2003 

Beth Vice, Alabama 

Shameka Christon, Arkansas 

LaKeisha Johnson, Auburn 

Kelly Stevenson, Florida 

Christi Thomas, Georgia 

SeSe Helm, Kentucky 

Kisha James, LSU 

Leah Henley, Ole Miss 

Rebecca Kates, Mississippi State 

Kelly Morrone, South Carolina 


Venessa Ferragamo, Vanderbilt 

2000 


Karyn Karlin, Arkansas 

Kris Bernath, Auburn 

Candace Cunningham, Florida 

Kiesha Brown, Georgia 

Laura Meadows, Kentucky 

Allison Weiner, LSU 

Tanya Bolden, Ole Miss 

Meadow Overstreet, Mississippi State 

Casie Key, South Carolina 

Tamika Catchings, Tennessee 

Chavonne Hammond, Vanderbilt 

2002 

Beth Vice, Alabama 

India Lewis, Arkansas 

LaKeisha Johnson, Auburn 

Monique Cardenas, Florida 

Mary Beth Lycett, Georgia 

Selia “SeSe” Helm, Kentucky 

Kisha James, LSU 

TaShondrea Moton, Ole Miss 

Meagan O’Nan, Mississippi State 

Shannon Segres, South Carolina 

April McDivitt, Tennessee 


2004 

Katie Sipe, Alabama 

Rochelle Vaughn, Arkansas 

Nancy Derrick, Auburn 

Sarah Lowe, Florida 


Shambrica Jones, Kentucky 

Temeka Johnson, LSU 

Tywanna Inman, Ole Miss 


Lauren Simms, South Carolina 

Tasha Butts, Tennessee 

Hillary Hagar, Vanderbilt 

116 


HONORS 


2005 

Marverly Nettles, Alabama 

Sarah Pfeifer, Arkansas 

Marita Payne, Auburn 


Katie Frye, Georgia 

Afton Perry, Kentucky 

Seimone Augustus, LSU 

Elizabeth Cansdale, Ole Miss 



Tye’sha Fluker, Tennessee 

Ashley Earley, Vanderbilt 

2006 

Marverly Nettles, Alabama 

Rochelle Vaugh, Arkansas 



Rebecca Rowsey, Georgia 

Stephanie Stumbo, Kentucky 


Ashley Johnson, Ole Miss 

Bethany Workman, Mississippi State 

Shannel Harris, South Carolina 

Shanna Zolman, Tennessee 

Erica Grimaldi, Vanderbilt 

2007 

Leah Drury, Alabama 


Juanitta Wallace, Auburn 

Kim Critton, Florida 


Eleia Roddy, Kentucky 

Katie Antony, LSU 

Jada Mincy, Ole Miss 

Bethany Workman, Mississippi State 

Brionna Dickerson, South Carolina 

Sidney Spencer, Tennessee 

Dee Davis, Vanderbilt 

2008 

Camilla Blands, Alabama 


Juanitta Wallace, Auburn 

Depree Bowden, Florida 


Samantha Mahoney, Kentucky 

Sylvia Fowles, LSU 

Ole Miss Team 

Lauren Roberts, Mississippi State 

Brionna Dickerson, South Carolina 

Nicky Anosike, Tennessee 

Jennifer Risper, Vanderbilt 

SEC community service teams 

Angel Robinson, Georgia 

SCarly Ormerod, Kentucky 

Kristen Morris, LSU 

Shawn Goff, Ole Miss 

Robin Porter, Mississippi State 

Demetress Adams, South Carolina 

Alex Fuller, Tennessee 

Christina Wirth, Vanderbilt 

2010 

Alyson Butler, Alabama 

Ashlea Williams, Arkansas 

Reneisha Hobbs, Auburn 

Ashley Houts, Georgia 

Carly Morrow, Kentucky 

Allison Hightower, LSU 

Alliesha Easley, Ole Miss 

Bethany Washington, Mississippi State 

Jewel May, South Carolina 

Glory Johnson, Tennessee 

Jessica Mooney, Vanderbilt 

2011 

Ericka Russell, Alabama 

Ashley Daniels, Arkansas 

Blanche Alverson, Auburn 

Kayla Lewis, Florida 

Meredith Mitchell, Georgia 

Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky 

Katherin Graham, LSU 

Kayla Melson, Ole Miss 

Mary Kathryn Gover, Mississippi State 

Jewel May, South Carolina 

Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee 

Rebecca Silinski, Vanderbilt 

2012 


Julie Inman, Arkansas 

Blanche Alverson, Auburn 

Kayla Lewis, Florida 

Jasmine James, Georgia 

Keyla Snowden, Kentucky 


Nikki Byrd, Ole Miss 

Brittany Young, Mississippi State 

Courtney Newton, South Carolina 


Tiffany Clarke, Vanderbilt 

2009 

Tierney Jenkins, Alabama 

Charity Ford, Arkansas 

DeWanna Bonner, Auburn 

Sha Brooks, Florida 

Sarah Lowe was named to the SEC 

Community Service Team in 2004, 

2005 and 2006. She was also 

named 2005-06 SEC Boyd McWhorter 

Student-Athlete of the Year. 


117

HONORS 


1982 

Terri Hillard, Alabama 

Becky Jackson, Auburn 

Janet Harris, Georgia 

Wanda Holloway, Georgia 

Tammy Jackson, Florida 

Valerie Still, Kentucky 

Lea Wise, Kentucky 

Joyce Walker, LSU 

Eugenia Conner, Ole Miss 

Mary Ostrowski, Tennessee 

Paula Towns, Tennessee 

Harriet Brumfield, Vanderbilt 

1983 

Cassandra Crumpton, Alabama 


Lori Monroe, Auburn 



Patty Jo Hedges, Kentucky 

Valerie Still, Kentucky 



Tonette Allen, Mississippi State 


Lea Henry, Tennessee 


1984 

Carol Smith, Auburn 





Leslie Nichols, Kentucky 

Madeline Doucet, LSU 



Jennifer Gillom, Ole Miss 


Mary Ostrowski, Tennessee 

1985 

Carol Smith, Alabama 

Brenda Hill, Auburn 



Alisha Jones, LSU 




Shelia Collins, Tennessee 


1986 

Carol Smith, Alabama 

Mae Ola Bolton, Auburn 

Vickie Orr, Auburn 


Katrina McClain, Georgia 


Alisha Jones, LSU 



Jackie Cowan, Vanderbilt 

ALL-SEC TEAMS 

1987 




Sandy Harding, Kentucky 

Lesa Thornton, LSU 

Alisha Scott, Ole Miss 

Kunshinge Sorrell, Mississippi State 

Sheila Frost, Tennessee 


Karen Booker, Vanderbilt 

1988 

First Team 

Tracey Rutledge, Alabama 



Sharon Stewart, Auburn 

Belitta Croley, Kentucky 

Kim Bullard, Ole Miss 

Kimsey O’Neal, Ole Miss 




Second Team 

Tammye Jenkins, Georgia 

Sherelle Warren, Georgia 

Karen Linder, LSU 

Patricia Woods, LSU 

Jodie Whitaker, Kentucky 

Cynthia Autry, Ole Miss 

Tonya Edwards, Tennessee 

Dawn Marsh, Tennessee 

Deborah Denton, Vanderbilt 

Carolyn Peck, Vanderbilt 

1989 

First Team 

Carolyn Jones, Auburn 



Pokey Chatman, LSU 

Patricia Woods, LSU 

Cynthia Autry, Ole Miss 




Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt 

Second Team 

Laura Heard, Alabama 

Ruthie Bolton, Auburn 

Rhvonja Smith, Florida 

Carla Green, Georgia 

Adrienne Shuler, Georgia 

Jodie Whitaker, Kentucky 

Sophie Ratliff, Mississippi State 

Phyllis Stafford, Mississippi State 

Melissa McCray, Tennessee 

Deborah Denton, Vanderbilt 

1990 

First Team 


Stacey Ford, Georgia 

Lady Hardmon, Georgia 


Vanessa Foster-Sutton, Kentucky 


Jackie Martin, Ole Miss 

Daedra Charles, Tennessee 



Second Team 

Laura Vaughn, Alabama 

Camille Ratledge, Florida 

Rhvonja Smith, Florida 

Sophia Witherspoon, Florida 

Tracye Davis, Kentucky 

Sheila Johnson, LSU 

Michelle Hartzog, Ole Miss 


Sophie Ratliff, Mississippi State 

Dena Head, Tennessee 

1991 

First Team 

Linda Burgess, Alabama 

C.C. Hayden, Auburn 


Sophia Witherspoon, Florida 

Stacey Ford, Georgia 

Camille Lowe, Georgia 


Sheila Johnson, LSU 




Honorable Mention 


Stacy McIntyre, Kentucky 

Clara Jackson, Ole Miss 

Charlotte Banks, Ole Miss 

Donna Harris, Vanderbilt 

1992 

First Team 




Barbara Henderson, LSU 

Charlotte Banks, Ole Miss 


Marsha Williams, South Carolina 

Peggy Evans, Tennessee 


Heidi Gillingham, Vanderbilt 


Niesa Johnson, Alabama 

Stacy McIntyre, Kentucky 


Lisa Scott, Mississippi State 


1993 

First Team 


Auburn player Carolyn Jones was named first team 

All-SEC in 1989, 1990 and 1991. 

118 


HONORS 


Lauretta Freeman, Auburn 

Merlakia Jones, Florida 

Jocelyn Mills, Kentucky 

Cornelia Gayden, LSU 


Lisa Harrison, Tennessee 

Tiffany Woosley, Tennessee 


Shelley Jarrard, Vanderbilt 

Second Team 

Yolanda Watkins, Alabama 

Danielette Coleman, Auburn 

Latonya McGhee, Florida 


Stacey Reed, Kentucky 

Charetta Robinson, Mississippi State 

Marsha Williams, South Carolina 


Nikki McCray, Tennessee 

Julie Powell, Vanderbilt 

1994 

First Team 







Shannon Johnson, South Carolina 

Dana Johnson, Tennessee 



second Team 

Betsy Harris, Alabama 

Danielette Coleman, Auburn 

La’Keshia Frett, Georgia 

Deborah Reese, Georgia 

Tedra Eberhart, Kentucky 

Yolanda Moore, Ole Miss 

Tiffany Booker, Mississippi State 


Rhonda Blades, Vanderbilt 


1995 

First Team 



La’Keshia Freet, Georgia 




Michelle Marciniak, Tennessee 



Sheri Sam, Vanderbilt 

Second Team 


Stephanie Bloomer, Arkansas 

Christy Smith, Arkansas 

Kim Wilson, Arkansas 

Monique Morehouse, Auburn 

Kristen Mulligan, Auburn 

Takilya Davis, Florida 

Delisha Milton, Florida 

Tracy Henderson, Georgia 


Regan Seybert, Ole Miss 

LaCharlotte Smith, Mississippi State 

Angela Gorsica, Vanderbilt 


1996 

First Team 

Shalonda Enis, Alabama 

Monique Morehouse, Auburn 

DeLisha Milton, Florida 

Saudia Roundtree, Georgia 

LaíKeshia Frett, Georgia 

Elaine Powell, LSU 





Second Team 

Kimberly Wilson, Arkansas 

Laticia Morris, Auburn 

Murriel Page, Florida 


Kim Denkins, Kentucky 

Pietra Gay, LSU 

Sharon Thompson, Mississippi State 

LaCharlotte Smith, Mississippi State 

Latina Davis, Tennessee 

Michelle Marciniak, Tennessee 

Mara Cunningham, Vanderbilt 

1997 

Coaches 

First Team 

Dominique Canty, Alabama 






Kedra Holland-Corn, Georgia 




Second Team 





Tara Williams, Auburn 

Toni Gross, LSU 

Lisa Miller, Ole Miss 

Jemmye Ann Helms, Mississippi State 

Nikki Miars, South Carolina 

Abby Conklin, Tennessee 

Na’Sheema Hillmon, Vanderbilt 

Michelle Palmisano, Vanderbilt 

AP 

First Team 




Keda Holland-Corn, Georgia 


Second Team 





Elanie Powell, LSU 




Tara Williams, Auburn 


Lisa Ostrom, Vanderbilt 

1998 

Coaches 

First Team 



Conswella Sparrow, Auburn 








Second Team 

Brittney Ezell, Alabama 

Tausha Mills, Alabama 


Tiffany Krantz, Auburn 

Coco Miller, Georgia 

Jaye Barnes, Kentucky 

Tarsha Bethley, Ole Miss 

Annie Lester, South Carolina 

Semeka Randall, Tennessee 

Lisa Ostrom, Vanderbilt 

AP 

First Team 







Second Team 






Third Team 

Brittney Ezell, Alabama 

Tausha Mills, Alabama 




1999 

Coaches 

First Team 




Brandi McCain, Florida 







Second Team 


Tonya Washington, Florida 


Tiffany Wait, Kentucky 

Latasha Dorsey, LSU 

DeTrina White, LSU 


Jennifer Fambrough, Mississippi State 


Kellie Jolly, Tennessee 

AP 

First Team 






Second Team 







2000 

Coaches 

First Team 

LeCoe Willingham, Auburn 



Deana Nolan, Georgia 

Marie Ferdinand, LSU 


LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State 




Second Team 

Shondra Johnson, Alabama 

Wendi Willits, Arkansas 

Tiffany Travis, Florida 

Tawana McDonald, Georgia 




Michelle Snow, Tennessee 

Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt 

Zuzana Klimesova, Vanderbilt 

AP 

First Team 



Marie Ferdiand, LSU 



Second Team 


Tonya Washinton, Florida 

Deanna Nolan, Georgia 








119

HONORS 



Nitra Perry, Mississippi State 



2001 

Coaches 

First Team 






Gwen Jackson, Tennessee 



Zuzana Klimesova, Vanderbilt 


Second Team 


Tombi Bell, Florida 

Naomi Mobley, Florida 

Deana Nolan, Georgia 



Teresa Geter, South Carolina 

Shaun Gortman, South Carolina 



AP 

First Team 






Second Team 






Third Team 

Wendi Willits, Arkansas 


Deanna Nolan, Georgia 

Tamika Chatchings, Tennessee 



Lori Nero, Auburn 

Tombi Bell, Florida 


LaTonya McDole, Kentucky 

Becky Myatt, Ole Miss 

Kristen Clement, Tennessee 

Ashley Robinson, Tennessee 

2002 

Coaches 

First Team 

Vanessa Hayden, Florida 

Kara Braxton, Georgia 

Aiysha Smith, LSU 


Tan White, Mississippi State 


Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina 




Second Team 


Dana Cherry, Arkansas 


Le’Coe Willingham, Auburn 



SeSe Helm, Kentucky 

Doneeka Hodges, LSU 


Ashley McElhiney, Vanderbilt 

AP 

First Team 


Shaunzinski Gortman, South Carolina 




Second Team 









Dana Cherry, Arkansas 




2003 

Coaches 

First Team 






Second Team 





Jenni Benningfield, Vanderbilt 




AP 

First Team 






Second Team 






Third Team 

India Lewis, Arkansas 

Natasha Brackett, Auburn 

Rita Adams, Kentucky 



Petra Ujhelyi, South Carolina 

Crisitna Ciocan, South Carolina 


2004 

Coaches 

First Team 








Shyra Ely, Tennessee 

Second Team 

Monique Bivins, Alabama 


Janese Hardrick, Georgia 

Sara Potts, Kentucky 

Doneeka Hodges, LSU 

Armintie Price, Ole Miss 




AP 

First Team 






Second Team 







Third Team 


Alexis Kendrick, Georgia 


Carla Thomas, Vanderbilt 

2005 

Coaches 

First Team 


Tasha Humphrey, Georgia 







Second Team 

Monique Bivins, Alabama 

Bernice Mosby, Florida 



Amber Watts, Ole Miss 




AP 

First Team 







Second Team 


Berncie Mosby, Florida 







2006 

Coaches 

First Team 

Dalila Eshe, Florida 

Sherill Baker, Georgia 





Candace Parker, Tennessee 



Second Team 

Navonda Moore, Alabama 



Cori Chambers, Georgia 


Scolanda Hoston, LSU 

Melanie Johnson, South Carolina 

Alexis Hornbuckle, Tennessee 

Caroline Williams, Vanderbilt 

AP 

First Team 

Sherill Baker, Georgia 





Second Team 


Dalila Eshe, Florida 








Sarah Elliott, Kentucky 

Jennifer Humphrey, Kentucky 


Scholanda Hoston, LSU 

Liz Sherwood, Vanderbilt 

120 


HONORS 


2007 

Coaches 

First Team 









Second Team 

Lauren Ervin, Arkansas 

Marshae Dotson, Florida 




Quianna Chaney, LSU 


Caroline Williams, Vanderbilt 

AP 

First Team 






Second Team 




Lauren Ervin, Arkansas 







Jennifer Humphrey, Kentucky 


Navonda Moore, Alabama 


2008 

Coaches 

First Team 









Second Team 



Samantha Mahoney. Kentucky 

Erica White, LSU 



Shannon Bobbitt, Tennessee 


AP 

First Team 






Second Team 



Erica White, LSU 



Shannon Bobbitt ,Tennessee 




Brittney Vaughn, Arkansas 

Sherell Hobbs, Auburn 


Samantha Mahoney. Kentucky 



2009 

Coaches 

First Team 

Whitney Boddie, Auburn 





Bianca Thomas, Ole Miss 

Alexis Rack, Mississippi State 

Christinia Wirth, Vanderbilt 

Second Team 

C’eira Ricketts, Arkansas 






Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee 

Merideth Marsh, Vanderbilt 


AP 

First Team 

Whitney Boddie, Auburn 




Christinia Wirth, Vanderbilt 

Second Team 








Sherell Hobbs, Auburn 







2010 

Coaches 

First Team 







Kelley Cain, Tennessee 

Jence Rhoads, Vanderbilt 

Second Team 

Alli Smalley, Auburn 

A’dia Mathies, Kentucky 


Armelie Lumanu, Mississippi State 

Kelsey Bone, South Carolina 

Valerie Nainima, South Carolina 


Merideth Marsh, Vanderbilt 

AP 

First Team 






Second Team 






2011 

Coaches 

First Team 



Porsha Phillips, Georgia 






Second Team 


Sarah Watkins, Arkansas 




Mary Kathryn Govero, Mississippi State 

Iesia Walker, South Carolina 

Meighan Simmons, Tennessee 

AP 

First Team 


Porsha Phillips, Georgia 




Second Team 


LeSondra Barrett, LSU 





Coaches 

First Team 


Jennifer George, Florida 

Anne Marie Armstrong, Georgia 





Christina Foggie, Vanderbilt 

Second Team 

Sarah Watkins, Arkansas 

Jasmine Hassell, Georgia 

Valencia McFarland, Ole Miss 

Diamber Johnson, Miss.State 

La’Keisha Sutton, South Carolina 

Ieasia Walker, South Carolina 

Markeshia Grant, South Carolina 

Jasmine Lister, Vanderbilt 


AP 

First Team 






Second Team 





Valencia McFarland, Ole Miss 


Khaalidah Miller, Georgia, 

Bria Goss, Kentucky 

Diamber Johnson, Mississippi State 

Markeshia Grant, South Carolina 

La¹Keisha Sutton, South Carolina 


Stephanie Holzer, Vanderbilt 


From 1989 to 1997 the Coaches All-SEC 

team was sponsored by The Tennessean. 

The Associated Press started their own 

All-SEC team in 1997. 


121

122 

HONORS 


1987 

Lisa Born, Florida 

Sherelle Warren, Georgia 



Renae Sallquist, Vanderbilt 

1988 

First Team 

Patrena Scruggs, Auburn 


Dana Chatman, LSU 

Kris Durham, Tennessee 


Second Team 

Michelle Smith, Alabama 

Kim Berry, Georgia 

Adrienne Shuler, Georgia 

Teena Bender, Ole Miss 


1989 

First Team 


Kristi Cushenberry, Kentucky 

Barbara Henderson, LSU 


Lisa King, Vanderbilt 

Second Team 

Stacey Franklin, Alabama 

Amy Lannom, Alabama 

Erika Lang, Florida 

Lisa Scott, Mississippi State 

Jade Huntington, Vanderbilt 

1990 


Kristen Goehring, Ole Miss 

Lisa Harrison, Tennessee 


Misty Lamb, Vanderbilt 


LaTonya McGhee, Florida 

Jocelyn Mills, Kentucky 

1991 

Deborah Carter, Georgia 



Nikki Caldwell, Tennessee 


1992 





Mara Cunningham, Vanderbilt 

1993 


Kristen Mulligan, Auburn 

Nakia Hill, Georgia 

Roberta LaCaze, LSU 

Latina Davis, Tennessee 

SEC All-Freshman Teams 

1994 





Pashen Thompson, Tennessee 

1995 




Tiffani Johnson, Tennessee 


1996 


Shaka Massey, Arkansas 

Sytia Messer, Arkansas 

Pam Irwin, Georgia 


1997 


Tiffany Krantz, Auburn 


Tiffany Adkins, Ole Miss 


1998 






1999 

SEC did not pick an All-Freshman 

team 

2000 






2001 




Selia Helm, Kentucky 

Ashley Robinson, Tennessee 

2002 



Ebony Felder, Georgia 



Loree Moore, Tennessee 

2003 

Ruby Vaden, Arkansas 

Bernice Mosby, Florida 

Alexis Kendrick, Georgia 



2004 

Kate Mastin, Alabama 

Kristin Peoples, Arkansas 

Janese Hardrick, Georgia 






2005 

Alexis Ogubie, Auburn 

Megan Darrah, Georgia 







Nicky Anosike, Tennessee 

2006 


KeKe Carrier, Auburn 



Carly Ormerod, Kentucky 

Robin Porter, Mississippi State 



2007 

Donica Cosby, Arkansas 

Jordan Greenleaf, Auburn 


Christy Marshall, Georgia 



Alliesha Easley, Ole Miss 


2008 



Angela Puleo, Georgia 


Amber Smith, Kentucky 

Mary Kathryn Govero, Mississippi State 



Hannah Tuomi, Vanderbilt 

2009 


Lyndsay Harris, Arkansas 


Trumae Lucas, Florida 


Lakeisha Sutton, South Carolina 



2010 

Morgan Toles, Auburn 






Elan Brown, Vanderbilt 


2011 

Kaneisha Horn, Alabama 

Jaterra Bonds, Florida 

Khaalidah Miller, Georgia 

Bernisha Pinkett, Kentucky 

Valencia Mcfarland, Ole Miss 



Stephanie Holzer, Vanderbilt 



Calli Berna, Arkansas 

Hasina Muhammad, Auburn 

Erika Ford, Georgia 

Bria Goss, Kentucky 

Martha Alwal, Mississippi State 

Aleighsa Welch, South Carolina 

Ariel Massengale, Tennessee 

Kady Schrann, Vanderbilt 

From 1987 to 1997 the All- 

Freshman team was sponsored 

by The Tennessean. 


HONORS 


SEC All- 

SEC players of the week 

Defensive Jan. 21 Carolyn Jones, Auburn 

1985 

2008 

Brittney Vaughn, Arkansas 





2009 



Chanel Mokango, Mississippi State 



2010 




Chanel Mokango, Mississippi State 


2011 


Meredith Mitchell, Georgia 



Katherine Graham, LSU 





Porsha Porter, Mississippi State 


La’Keisha Sutton, South Carolina 

Jan. 14 Janet Harris, Georgia 

Jan. 21 Alisha Jones, LSU 

Jan. 29 Shelia Collins, Tennessee 

Feb. 5 Jennifer Gillom, Ole Miss 

Feb. 12 Teresa Edwards, Georgia 

Feb. 19 Keturah Bell, Florida 

Jan. 14 

Jan. 21 

Jan. 28 

Feb. 4 

1986 

Sandra Rushing, Alabama 


Janna Bragg, Florida 

Karen Booker, Vanderbilt 


Keturah Bell, Florida 

Ann Lashley, Mississippi State 

1987 

Jan. 12 Karen Booker, Vanderbilt 

Jan. 19 Alisha Scott, Ole Miss 

Jan. 27 Sheila Frost, Tennessee 

Sandy Harding, Kentucky 

Feb. 3 Katrina McClain, Georgia 




1988 

Jan. 6 Kunshinge Sorrell, Mississippi State 

Jan. 12 Vickie Orr, Auburn 

Jan. 19 Cynthia Autry, Ole Miss 

Jan. 26 Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee 

Feb. 2 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt 

Feb. 9 April Delley, LSU 

Feb. 16 Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee 

1989 

Dec. 12 Pokey Chatman, LSU 

Dec. 19 Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee 

Jan. 9 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt 


Jan. 23 Pokey Chatman, LSU 

Jan. 30 Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee 

Feb. 6 Sherryl Robinson, Mississippi State 

Feb. 13 Jodie Whitaker, Kentucky 

Feb. 20 Adrienne Shuler, Georgia 

Feb. 27 Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee 

1990 

Dec. 4 Sophie Ratliff, Mississippi State 

Dec. 11 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt 

Dec. 18 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt 

Jan. 8 Carolyn Jones, Auburn 


Jan. 22 Tonya Edwards, Tennessee 

Jan. 29 Lady Hardmon, Georgia 

Feb. 5 Daedra Charles, Tennessee 

Feb. 12 Kristen Goehring, Ole Miss 

Feb. 19 Pokey Chatman, LSU 

Feb. 26 Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt 

Dec. 

Jan. 7 

Jan. 14 

1991 


(Player of the Month) 





Feb. 4 Dena Head, Tennessee 

Feb. 11 Pokey Chatman, LSU 

Feb. 18 Carolyn Jones, Auburn 

Feb. 25 Daedra Charles, Tennessee 

1992 

Dec. Marsha Williams, South Carolina 


Jan. 6 Merlakia Jones, Florida 

Jan. 13 Sha Hopson, Arkansas 

Jan. 20 Clara Jackson, Ole Miss 

Jan. 27 C.C. Hayden, Auburn 

Feb. 3 Barbara Henderson, LSU 

Feb. 10 Charlotte Banks, Ole Miss 

Feb. 17 C.C. Hayden, Auburn 

Feb. 24 Cornelia Gayden, LSU 

Mar. 2 Linda Burgess, Alabama 


1993 

Dec. Lauretta Freeman, Auburn 


Jan. 4 Julie Powell, Vanderbilt 


Jan. 18 Lisa Harrison, Tennessee 

Jan. 25 Charetta Robinson, Mississippi State 

Feb. 1 Lisa Harrison, Tennessee 

Feb. 8 Heidi Gillingham, Vanderbilt 

Feb. 15 Niesa Johnson, Alabama 

Feb. 22 Lauretta Freeman, Auburn 

Mar. 1 Jocelyn Mills, Kentucky 

1994 

Dec. Cornelia Gayden, LSU 



Jan. 17 Shannon Johnson, South Carolina 

Jan. 24 Stacey Reed, Kentucky 

Jan. 31 Shannon Johnson, South Carolina 

Feb. 7 Tiffany Woosley, Tennessee 

Feb. 14 Clara Jackson, Ole Miss 

Feb. 21 La’Keshia Frett, Georgia 

Feb. 28 Cornelia Gayden, LSU 

1995 

Dec. Dana Johnson, Tennessee 


Jan. 9 Cornelia Gayden, LSU 

Jan. 16 Cornelia Gayden, LSU 


Jan. 30 Christy Smith, Arkansas 

Feb. 6 Michelle Marciniak, Tennessee 

Feb. 13 Cornelia Gayden, LSU 

Feb. 20 Saudia Roundtree, Georgia 

Feb. 27 DeLisha Milton, Florida 

1996 

Dec. 4 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee 

Dec. 12 Yolanda Moore, Ole Miss 

Dec. 19 La’Keshia Frett, Georgia 

Jan. 2 Shalonda Enis, Alabama 

Jan. 8 Sharon Thompson, Mississippi State 

Jan. 15 Elaine Powell, LSU 

Jan. 22 Saudia Roundtree, Georgia 

Jan. 29 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee 


123

HONORS 


Feb. 5 Shannon Johnson, South Carolina 

Feb. 12 Murriel Page, Florida 

Feb. 19 Sheri Sam, Vanderbilt 

Feb. 26 Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee 

1997 

Dec. 1 Pietra Gay, LSU 

Dec. 8 Kedra Holland-Corn, Georgia 

Dec. 15 DeLisha Milton, Florida 

Jan. 5 DeLisha Milton, Florida 

Jan. 12 Pietra Gay, LSU 

Jan. 19 Tiffani Johnson, Tennessee 

Jan. 26 DeLisha Milton, Florida 

Feb. 2 Pam Irwin, Georgia 

Feb. 9 Tara Williams, Auburn 

Feb. 16 Shalonda Enis, Alabama 

Feb. 23 Elaine Powell, LSU 

1998 


Dec. 8 Coco Miller, Georgia 

Dec. 15 Jaye Barnes, Kentucky 


Jan. 12 Christy Smith, Arkansas 

Jan. 19 Murriel Page, Florida 

Jan. 26 Tamika Catchings, Tennessee 

Feb. 2 Murriel Page, Florida 

Feb. 9 Dominique Canty, Alabama 

Feb. 16 Katrina Hibbert, LSU 

Feb. 23 Kelly Miller, Georgia 

1999 

Nov. 23 Tarsha Bethley, Ole Miss 

Nov. 29 Conswella Sparrow, Auburn 


Dec. 14 Brandi McCain, Florida 

Jan. 4 Kelly Miller, Georgia 


Jan. 18 Nettie Respondek, Vanderbilt 

Jan. 25 LaTasha Dorsey, LSU 

Feb. 1 Jennifer Fambrough, Mississippi State 

Feb. 9 Tiffany Wait, Kentucky 

Feb. 15 Dominique Canty, Alabama 

Feb. 22 Katrina Hibbert, LSU 

2000 

Nov. 22 Tawana McDonald, Georgia 

Nov. 30 Tamika Catchings, Tennessee 

Dec. 6 April Brown, LSU 


Dec. 13 Dana Cherry, Arkansas 

Jan. 3 LaTonya McDole, Kentucky 

Jan. 10 Zuzi Klimesova, Vanderbilt 

Jan. 17 LeCoe Willingham, Auburn 

Jan. 24 Deana Nolan, Georgia 

Jan. 31 Katrina Hibbert, LSU 


Feb. 7 Karyn Karlin, Arkansas 

Feb. 14 Kelly Miller, Georgia 

Feb. 21 Annie Lester, South Carolina 

Feb. 28 Coco Miller, Georgia 


2001 

Nov. 20 Becky Myatt, Ole Miss 

Nov. 27 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State 

Dec. 4 Brandi McCain, Florida 

Dec. 11 Tasha Hamilton, Auburn 


Dec. 18 Marie Ferdinand, LSU 

Jan. 3 Kelly Miller, Georgia 

Jan. 8 Teresa Geter, South Carolina 

Jan. 15 Semeka Randall, Tennessee 

Jan. 22 Wendi Willits, Arkansas 

Jan. 29 Vanessa Hayden, Florida 

Feb. 5 Gwen Jackson, Tennessee 

Feb. 12 Coco Miller, Georgia 

Feb. 19 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State 

Feb. 26 Brandi McCain, Florida 

2002 

Nov.19 Zuzana Klimesova, Vanderbilt 

Nov. 26 Kelly Morrone, South Carolina 


Dec. 3 Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt 

Dec. 10 Vanessa Hayden, Florida 

Dec.17 Tia Miller, Auburn 

Dec. 29 Tan White, Mississippi State 

Jan. 3 Vanessa Hayden, Florida 

Jan. 7 Cristina Ciocan, South Carolina 

Jan. 14 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State 

Jan. 22 Zuzana Klimesova, Vanderbilt 

Jan. 28 Monique Cardenas, Florida 


Feb. 11 Kara Lawson, Tennessee 

Feb. 18 Aiysha Smith, LSU 


2003 

Nov. 18 LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State 

Nov. 25 India Lewis, Arkansas 

Dec. 2 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina 

Dec. 9 Natasha Brackett, Auburn 

Dec. 16 Beth Vice, Alabama 

Dec. 23 Bernice Mosby, Florida 

Dec. 30 Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina 

Jan. 6 Kara Lawson, Tennessee 

Jan. 13 Shameka Christon, Arkansas 

Jan. 19 Christi Thomas, Georgia 

Jan. 20 Gwen Jackson, Tennessee 

Jan. 27 Seimone Augustus, LSU 

Feb. 3 Sherill Baker, Georgia 

Feb. 10 Aiysha Smith, LSU 


Feb. 24 Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt 

2004 

Nov. 17 SeSe Helm, Kentucky 

Nov. 24 Armintie Price, Ole Miss 

Dec. 1 Shyra Ely, Tennessee 

Dec. 8 Vanessa Hayden, Florida 

Dec. 15 Temeka Johnson, LSU 

Dec. 22 Jenni Benningfield, Vanderbilt 

Dec. 29 Seimone Augustus, LSU 

Jan. 5 Christi Thomas, Georgia 

Jan. 12 Shameka Christon, Arkansas 

Jan. 19 Shyra Ely, Tennessee 

Jan. 26 Tashia Moredhead, Florida 

Feb. 2 Shameka Christon, Arkansas 


Feb. 9 Temeka Johnson, LSU 

Feb. 16 Carla Thomas, Vanderbilt 

Feb. 24 Vanessa Hayden, Florida 

2005 

Nov. 22 Tasha Humphrey, Georgia 

Nov. 29 Natasha Brackett, Auburn 

Dec. 6 Tan White, Mississippi State 

Dec. 13 Bernice Mosby, Florida 

Dec. 21 Seimone Augustus, LSU 

Dec. 27 Armintie Price, Ole Miss 

Jan. 3 Tasha Humphrey, Georgia 

Jan. 10 Tamia Williams, Florida 


Jan. 17 Sarah Elliott, Kentucky 


Jan. 31 Abi Ramsey, Vanderbilt 

Feb. 7 Marita Payne, Auburn 

Feb. 14 Seimone Augustus, LSU 

Feb. 21 Armintie Price, Ole Miss 

Feb. 28 Dee Davis, Vanderbilt 

2006 

Nov. 21 Seimone Augustus, LSU 

Nov. 28 Armintie Price, Ole Miss 

Dec. 5 Shanna Zolman, Tennessee 

Dec. 12 Brittany Davis, Florida 

Dec. 19 Sylvia Fowles, LSU 


Dec. 26 Demetress Adams, South Carolina 

Jan. 2 Sylvia Fowles, LSU 


Jan. 16 Candace Parker, Tennessee 

Jan. 23 Seimone Augustus, LSU 


Feb. 6 Sylvia Fowles, LSU 


Feb. 13 Seimone Augustus, LSU 

Feb. 20 Shanna Zolman, Tennessee 

Feb. 27 Sherill Baker, Georgia 


2007 

Nov. 13 Melanie Johnson, South Carolina 

Nov. 20 Candace Parker, Tennessee 


Dec. 4 Armintie Price, Ole Miss 

Dec. 11 Sylvia Fowles, LSU 

Dec. 18 Brittney Vaughn, Arkansas 

Dec. 23 Iva Sliskovic, South Carolina 

Jan. 1 

Jan. 7 




Jan. 15 Armintie Price, Ole Miss 



Feb. 5 Armintie Price, Ole Miss 

Feb. 12 Candace Parker, Tennessee 

Feb. 19 Caroline Williams, Vanderbilt 


2008 

Nov. 11 Brittaney Thomas, Florida 


Nov. 25 Whitney Boddie, Auburn 

Dec. 2 Lauren Ervin, Arkansas 


Dec. 16 Candace Parker, Tennessee 

Dec. 22 Depree Bowden, Florida 

Dec. 30 Lauren Ervin, Arkansas 

Jan. 6 Quianna Chaney, LSU 

Jan. 13 Sylvia Fowles, LSU 



Feb. 3 Quianna Chaney, LSU 

Feb. 10 Sylvia Fowles, LSU 

Feb. 17 Syvlia Fowles, LSU 

124 


HONORS 


Feb. 24 Tasha Humphrey, Georgia 

Feb. 29 Merideth Marsh, Vanderbilt 

2009 

Nov. 17 DeWanna Bonner, Auburn 

Nov . 24 Sha Brooks, Florida 

Dec. 1 Ashley Houts, Georgia 

Dec. 8 Whitney Boddie, Auburn 

Dec. 15 Alexis Rack, Mississippi State 

Dec. 22 Sha Brooks, Florida 

Dec. 29 No Games Played 

Jan. 5 Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky 

Jan. 12 DeWanna Bonner, Auburn 

Jan. 19 Marshae Dotson, Florida 


Feb. 2 Porsha Phillips, Georgia 

Feb. 9 Sha Brooks, Florida 

Feb. 16 Christina Wirth, Vanderbilt 

Feb. 23 Charity Ford, Arkansas 

Mar. 2 Ashley Houts, Georgia 

2010 

Nov. 15 Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee 

Nov. 22 Alexis Rack, Mississippi State 

Nov. 29 Merideth Marsh, Vanderbilt 

Dec. 6 Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee 

Dec. 13 Allison Hightower, LSU 


Dec. 20 Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky 

2006 

Nov. 21 Whitney Jones, Arkansas 

Nov. 28 Sha Brooks, Florida 


Dec. 12 Carly Ormerod, Kentucky 



Jan. 2 Sha Brooks, Florida 



Jan. 23 Marshae Dotson, Florida 



Feb. 13 Carly Ormerod, Kentucky 



2007 

Nov. 13 Ashley Houts, Georgia 

Nov. 20 Christy Marshall, Georgia 

Nov. 27 Donica Cosby, Arkansas 

Dec. 4 Ashley Houts, Georgia 

Dec. 11 Alliesha Easley, Ole Miss 

Dec. 18 Angel Robinson, Georgia 

Dec. 23 Tysheka Grimes, Mississippi State 

Jan. 1 Alexis Rack, Mississippi State 

Jan. 7 Allison Hightower, LSU 

Jan. 15 Alliesha Easley, Ole Miss 

Jan. 22 Ashley Houts, Georgia 

Jan. 29 Alexis Rack, Mississippi State 

Bethany Washington, Mississippi State 

Feb. 5 Angel Robinson, Georgia 

Feb. 12 Porsha Phillips, LSU 

Feb. 19 Christy Marshall, Georgia 

Feb. 26 Ashley Houts, Georgia 



Jan. 3 Allison Hightower, LSU 

Jan. 10 KeKe Carrier, Auburn 

Jan. 17 Bianca Thomas, Ole Miss 

Jan. 24 Nikki Byrd, Ole Miss 

Jan. 31 Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky 

Feb. 7 Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky 

Feb. 14 Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee 


Feb. 28 Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee 

2011 

Nov. 14 Tierney Jenkins, Alabama 

Nov. 21 Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky 

Nov. 28 Glory Johnson, Tennessee 

Dec. 5 C’eira Ricketts, Arkansas 

Dec. 12 Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky 

Hannah Tuomi, Vanderbilt 

Dec. 19 C’eira Ricketts, Arkansas 

Dec. 22 Keyla Snowden, Kentucky 

Jan. 2 Glory Johnson, Tennessee 

Jan. 9 Sarah Watkins, Arkansas 

Jan. 16 Blanche Alverson, Auburn 

Jan. 23 LaSondra Barrett, LSU 


Feb. 6 Stephanie Holzer, Vanderbilt 

Feb. 13 Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee 

Feb. 20 Erika Russell, Alabama 

Feb. 27 Glory Johnson, Tennessee 

SEC freshmen of the week 

2008 

Nov. 11 Jordan Jones, South Carolina 

Nov. 18 Alli Smalley, Auburn 

Nov. 25 Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky 

Dec. 2 Kayla Melson, Ole Miss 

Dec. 9 Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee 

Dec. 16 Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee 

Dec. 22 Tierney Jenkins, Alabama 

Dec. 30 Amber Smith, Kentucky 

Jan. 6 Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee 

Jan. 13 Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky 

Jan. 20 Hannah Tuomi, Vanderbilt 

Jan. 27 Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee 

Feb. 3 Cassie Moore, Auburn 


Feb. 17 Angela Puleo, Georgia 

Feb. 24 Vicki Baugh, Tennessee 

Feb. 29 Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee 

2009 

Nov. 17 Glory Johnson, Tennessee 

Nov . 24 C’eira Ricketts, Arkansas 

Dec. 1 Glory Johnson, Tennessee 

Dec. 8 Nikki Byrd, Ole Miss 

Dec. 15 Ndidi Manu, Florida 

Dec. 22 Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee 


Jan. 5 Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee 

Jan. 12 LaSondra Barrett, LSU 

Jan. 19 C’eira Ricketts, Arkansas 

Jan. 26 C’eira Ricketts, Arkansas 

Feb. 2 LaSondra Barrett, LSU 

Feb. 9 C’eira Ricketts, Arkansas 

Feb. 16 C’eira Ricketts, Arkansas 

Feb. 23 LaSondra Barrett, LSU 

Mar. 2 LaSondra Barrett, LSU 


Nov. 11 C’eira Ricketts, Arkansas 

Nov. 14 Jasmine James, Georgia 

Nov. 21 Jasmine Lister, Vanderbilt 

Nov. 28 A’dia Mathies, Kentucky 


Dec. 6 A’dia Mathies, Kentucky 

Dec. 12 La’Keisha Sutton, South Carolina 

Dec. 19 Jennifer George, Florida 

Dec. 26 Glory Johnson, Tennessee 


Jan. 9 A’dia Mathies, Kentucky 

Jan. 16 Sarah Watkins, Arkansas 

Jan. 23 Christina Foggie, Vanderbilt 

Jan. 30 Markeshia Grant, South Carolina 

Feb. 6 Anne Marie Armstrong, Georgia 

Feb. 13 Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee 

Feb. 20 Meredith Mitchell, Georgia 

2010 


Nov. 22 Kelsey Bone, South Carolina 


Dec. 6 A’dia Mathies, Kentucky 

Dec. 13 Tiffany Clarke, Vanderbilt 

Dec. 20 Jasmine James, Georgia 


Jan. 3 Tiffany Clarke, Vanderbilt 

Jan. 10 Jasmine James, Georgia 

Jan. 17 Kelsey Bone, South Carolina 

Jan. 24 Jasmine Hassell, Georgia 

Jan. 31 A’dia Mathies, Kentucky 

Feb. 7 Kelsey Bone, South Carolina 

Feb. 14 Quistelle Williams, Arkansas 

Feb. 21 A’dia Mathies, Kentucky 

Feb. 28 Jasmine James, Georgia 

2011 

Nov. 14 Stephanie Holzer, Vanderbilt 

Nov. 21 Jasmine Robinson, Alabama 

Nov. 28 Kaneisha Horn, Alabama 

Dec. 5 Meighan Simmons, Tennessee 

Dec. 12 Pa’Sonna Hope, Ole Miss 

Dec. 19 Meighan Simmons, Tennessee 

Dec. 22 Brittany Shine, Florida 

Jan. 2 Khaalidah Miller, Georgia 

Jan. 9 Khaalidah Miller, Georgia 

Jan. 16 Bernisha Pinkett, Kentucky 

Jan. 23 Jennifer O’Neill, Kentucky 

Jan. 30 Jaterra Bonds, Florida 

Feb. 6 Khaalidah Miller, Georgia 

Feb. 13 Meighan Simmons, Tennessee 

Feb. 20 Keira Peak, Arkansas 

Feb. 27 Jaterra Bonds, Florida 


125

HONORS 



Nov. 11 Marta Alwal, Mississippi State 

Nov. 14 Bria Goss, Kentucky 

Nov. 21 Aneesha Daniels, Alabama 

Nov. 28 Ariel Massengale, Tennessee 

Dec. 6 Bria Goss, Kentucky 

Dec. 12 Krystal Forthan, LSU 

Dec. 19 Hasina Muhhamad, Auburn 

Dec. 26 Erika Ford, Georgia 

Jan. 2 

Jan. 9 

Aleighsa Welch, South Carolina 

Krystal Forthan, LSU 

Ariel Massengale, Tennessee 

Jan. 16 Bria Goss, Kentucky 

Jan. 23 Kady Schrann, Vanderbilt 

Jan. 30 Krista Donald, Georgia 

Feb. 6 Calli Berna, Arkansas 

Feb. 13 Cierra Burdick, Tennessee 

Feb. 20 Bria Goss, Kentucky 

SEC freshmen of the week 

Mississippi State’s Martha Alwal was the first Freshman of the Week 

honoree in 2012. She went on to be named to the All-Freshman team. 

1983 

Beth Bryant. ...........Auburn 

Terri Hartman. .........Florida 

Madeline Doucet .......LSU 

Dana Fortenberry .......Ole Miss 

Tanya Haave ..........Tennessee 

1984 

Beth Bryant. ...........Auburn 

Cindy Sagreta .........Auburn 

Donna Martin. .........Kentucky 

Jody Runge. ...........Kentucky 

Susan Dixon ...........LSU 


Polly Branch ...........Mississippi State 

Tanya Haave ..........Tennessee 

Linda Ray .............Tennessee 

Barbara Brackman . . . . . . Vanderbilt 

1985 

Sandra Rushing ........Alabama 

Keturah Bell ...........Florida 

Sharon Jenkins .........Florida 

Barbara Bootz .........Georgia 

Michele Miller. .........Kentucky 

Diane Stephens ........Kentucky 


Teresa Hayman ........Ole Miss 

Fonda Phillips. .........Mississippi State 

SEC academic honor roll 

Cara Stokes ...........Mississippi State 

Christine Castle ........Mississippi State 

Linda Ray .............Tennessee 

Tina Blair .............Vanderbilt 

1986 

Shelly Pyles. ...........Alabama 


Teresa Edwards ........Georgia 

Susie Gardner .........Georgia 

Laurie Hudgens ........Kentucky 

Michelle Miller .........Kentucky 



Christine Castle ........Mississippi State 

Ann Lashley ...........Mississippi State 

Alicia Pouncey .........Mississippi State 

Cara Stokes ...........Mississippi State 

Dana Tucker. ..........Vanderbilt 

1987 


Susan Marie Stoddard. ...Florida 

Lisa Andrea Webb ......Florida 


Desiree Drummond .....Ole Miss 



Jennifer Tuggle. ........Tennessee 

Jennifer Jill Goldberg ....Vanderbilt 

1988 

Julie Ann Beaty. ........Alabama 


Ruthie Bolton ..........Auburn 

Lotta Frenssen .........Auburn 

Karen Galloway ........Auburn 

Lynn Stevenson. ........Auburn 

Whitney Meier .........LSU 

Jennifer Tuggle. ........Tennessee 

Lisa Webb ............Tennessee 

Kristin Becker ..........Vanderbilt 

Jennifer Goldberg. ......Vanderbilt 

Nicole Marcelli .........Vanderbilt 

1989 

Julie Beaty ............Alabama 

Tracy Bowden. .........Alabama 

Ruthie Bolton ..........Auburn 


Tena DeVore ..........Georgia 

Melissa McCray ........Tennessee 

Kris Becker ............Vanderbilt 

Dorothy Carroll ........Vanderbilt 

Deborah Denton. .......Vanderbilt 

Jill Goldberg ..........Vanderbilt 

Nicole Marcelli .........Vanderbilt 

Wendy Scholtens .......Vanderbilt 

126 


HONORS 


1990 

Julie Beaty ............Alabama 


Sissy Braden ...........Alabama 


Teresa Brown ..........Florida 

Kellye Cargile. .........Florida 

Casandra Washington ...Florida 

Tena DeVore ..........Georgia 

Tammye Jenkins ........Georgia 

Vanessa Foster-Sutton ....Kentucky 

Gail Eaves ............Ole Miss 

Ida Derricks ...........Mississippi State 

Dennie Reynolds. .......Mississippi State 

Jennifer Rucker .........Mississippi State 

Melissa Thomas ........Mississippi State 

Tonya Edwards .........Tennessee 

Debbie Hawhee ........Tennessee 

Debbie Scott. ..........Tennessee 

Kris Becker ............Vanderbilt 

Jeannie Carroll. ........Vanderbilt 

Jade Huntington ........Vanderbilt 

Sarah Mannes .........Vanderbilt 

Wendy Scholtens .......Vanderbilt 

1991 


Leslie Claybrook ........Alabama 

Stacey Franklin .........Alabama 

Laura Vaughn. .........Alabama 

Kendra Willis ..........Alabama 



Stacey Ford ...........Georgia 

Tammye Jenkins ........Georgia 

Camille Lowe ..........Georgia 

Mia Daniel ............Kentucky 

Cathy Proctor ..........Kentucky 

Wendi Widdle. .........LSU 


Kristen Goehring .......Ole Miss 

Bobbie Sue Braddock ....Mississippi State 


Jennifer Rucker .........Mississippi State 

Erica Simmons .........Mississippi State 


Jody Adams . . . . . . . . . . . Tennessee 

Regina Clark ..........Tennessee 


Christine Dunn .........Vanderbilt 


Michelle Kennedy . . . . . . . Vanderbilt 

Lisa King .............Vanderbilt 

Lori King .............Vanderbilt 


1992 


Stacey Franklin .........Alabama 

Amber Nicholas ........Arkansas 

Blair Savage ...........Arkansas 

Angie Kennan. .........Auburn 


Amanda Butler .........Florida 

Kerry Cremeans ........Florida 

Candie Wilkie. .........Florida 

LaTasha Garrison .......Florida 


Kristi Cushenberry. ......Kentucky 


Jennifer Gray ..........Kentucky 

Stacy McIntyre .........Kentucky 

Rebekah Reasor ........Kentucky 

Miriam Farr ...........LSU 

Carla Berry. ...........LSU 

Susan Byrd ...........Ole Miss 



Jackie Martin ..........Ole Miss 


Michelle Gossage .......Mississippi State 

Tammy Newlon ........Mississippi State 



Nicki Bass ............South Carolina 

Treka McMillan. ........South Carolina 

Melissa Thomas ........South Carolina 

Jody Adams . . . . . . . . . . . Tennessee 

Regina Clark ..........Tennessee 

Peggy Evans ...........Tennessee 


Kimberly Allen .........Vanderbilt 

Christine Dunn .........Vanderbilt 


Michelle Kennedy . . . . . . . Vanderbilt 


Lori King .............Vanderbilt 


Julie Powell. ...........Vanderbilt 

Leslie Smith ...........Vanderbilt 

1993 


Angela Davis ..........Arkansas 

Blair Savage ...........Arkansas 

Tracie Crawford ........Auburn 


Delmanetta Barlow ......Florida 



LaTonya McGhee . . . . . . . Florida 


Miriam Lowe ..........Georgia 

Deborah Reese. ........Georgia 


Karri Koach ...........Kentucky 

Cathy Proctor ..........Kentucky 



Tara Barr .............Mississippi State 




Nicole Bass ...........South Carolina 

Wendy Moss. ..........South Carolina 

Lisa Harrison ..........Tennessee 

Rhonda Blades .........Vanderbilt 

Heidi Gillingham .......Vanderbilt 

Shelley Jarrard . . . . . . . . . Vanderbilt 


Misty Lamb. ...........Vanderbilt 


1994 

Niesa Johnson .........Alabama 

Carla Koonce ..........Alabama 

Sarah Smith ...........Alabama 

Madonna Thompson. ....Alabama 




Vera Jardim ...........Georgia 

Deborah Reese. ........Georgia 



Julie Swarens ..........Kentucky 

Stacey Reed ...........Kentucky 


Melody Lormand .......LSU 



Nikki Bass ............South Carolina 

Wendy Moss. ..........South Carolina 

Rochone Dilligard .......Tennessee 

Michelle Marciniak ......Tennessee 

Vonda Ward. ..........Tennessee 


Heidi Gillingham .......Vanderbilt 


1995 

Leah Moneight .........Alabama 

Sarah Smith ...........Alabama 

Marlene Stevenson ......Alabama 

Madonna Thompson. ....Alabama 

Tonya Tice ............Alabama 

Takilya Davis ..........Florida 

Tiffany Walker .........Georgia 


Julie Swarens-Beickman ..Kentucky 


Susan Byrd ............Ole Miss 

Sabrina McNair ........Ole Miss 

Leslie Pinkerton. ........Ole Miss 

Kim Rosamond .........Ole Miss 

Regan Seybert .........Ole Miss 

Jemmye Ann Helms .....Mississippi State 

Jennifer Randall ........South Carolina 

Abby Conklin ..........Tennessee 

Nikki McCray ..........Tennessee 


Angela Gorsica ........Vanderbilt 

Michelle Palmisano. .....Vanderbilt 

1996 

Cara Crosslin ..........Alabama 

Pam Duncan ..........Alabama 

Leah Monteith .........Alabama 

Jennifer Teeple .........Alabama 

Christy Smith ..........Arkansas 

Tamika Slade ..........Auburn 

Chanda Stebbins .......Florida 

Kedra Holland .........Georgia 

Tracy Walls. ...........Georgia 

Julie Swarens-Beickman ...Kentucky 

Celeste Gehring ........LSU 


Stacy Smith-Elliott . . . . . . . LSU 

Leslie Pinkerton. ........Ole Miss 



Stacie Farris ...........Mississippi State 



Brynae Laxton. .........Tennessee 

Michelle Marciniak ......Tennessee 

Mara Cunningham ......Vanderbilt 



Nettie Respondek .......Vanderbilt 

Sheri Sam. ............Vanderbilt 


127

HONORS 


1997 


Leah Monteith .........Alabama 

Jennifer Teeple .........Alabama 

Yolanda Watkins .......Alabama 

Shaka Massey. .........Arkansas 

Carrie Parker ..........Arkansas 

Taqueta Roberson. ......Arkansas 


Kimberly Wilson ........Arkansas 

Tiffany Wright. .........Arkansas 

Justine Agbatan ........Auburn 

Jodi Morris ............Auburn 

Tamika Slade ..........Auburn 

Bea Jacobs. ...........Florida 

Chanda Stebbins .......Florida 

Rachel Powell ..........Georgia 

Tiffany Walker .........Georgia 

Tiffany Wait ...........Kentucky 

Aga Cieslak ...........LSU 

Celeste Gehring ........LSU 

Keia Howell ...........LSU 

Jenny Gadd ...........Ole Miss 




LaToya Graham ........Mississippi State 


Evette Porter ...........Mississippi State 

Sabrina Scott ..........Mississippi State 

Cindy Kelly ............South Carolina 

Audrey Ramsey. ........South Carolina 

Lisa Williams ..........South Carolina 


Kellie Jolly ............Tennessee 



Beth Ostendorf .........Vanderbilt 

Lisa Ostrom ...........Vanderbilt 


Nettie Respondek .......Vanderbilt 

1998 

Reagan Croyle .........Alabama 


Leah Goss ............Alabama 

Kidada Holtzclaw .......Alabama 

Karyn Karlin ...........Arkansas 

Carrie Sattterfield .......Arkansas 


Tiffany Wright. .........Arkansas 

Justine Agbatan ........Auburn 

Krisztina Bernath. .......Auburn 

Beatrice Jacobs. ........Florida 

Erin O’Neil. ...........Florida 

Fain Spurlock ..........Georgia 


Ashley Bankston . . . . . . . . LSU 

Casside Buck ..........LSU 

Stacey Newton .........LSU 

Jennifer Gadd .........Ole Miss 

Kimberly Rosamond .....Ole Miss 

Lesli Vollrath. ..........Ole Miss 


Ilisha Jarrett ...........Mississippi State 

Barbara Thomas. .......Mississippi State 

Elizabeth Wamsley ......Mississippi State 

Shanta Jeffcoat. ........South Carolina 

Rachell Lee. ...........South Carolina 



Niya Butts. ............Tennessee 



Laurie Milligan .........Tennessee 


Lisa Ostrom ...........Vanderbilt 

Paige Redman .........Vanderbilt 

Candice Storey .........Vanderbilt 

1999 

Kari Belcher ...........Alabama 

Reagan Croyle .........Alabama 


Wendi Willits ..........Arkansas 

Kris Bernath ...........Auburn 

Jennifer Jespersen. ......Auburn 

Tiffany Krantz ..........Auburn 

Erin McGinnis. .........Auburn 

Monica Williams. .......Auburn 

Talatha Bingham .......Florida 

Candace Cunningham ...Florida 

Tamara Stocks .........Florida 

Coco Miller ...........Georgia 

Kelly Miller ............Georgia 

Laura Meadows ........Kentucky 

Katie Vieth ............Kentucky 


Ashley Bankston . . . . . . . . LSU 

Marie Ferdinand. .......LSU 

Katrina Hibbert. ........LSU 


Tanya Bolden ..........Ole Miss 

Jennifer Gadd .........Ole Miss 

Stephanie Murphy. ......Ole Miss 

Becky Myatt ...........Ole Miss 

Julianne Signaigo .......Ole Miss 

Lesli Vollrath. ..........Ole Miss 


Meadow Overstreet .....Mississippi State 




Casie Key. ............South Carolina 



Tamika Catchings. ......Tennessee 

Kristen Clement ........Tennessee 


Chavonne Hammond ....Vanderbilt 


Katie Janky. ...........Vanderbilt 

Paige Redman .........Vanderbilt 


2000 

Kari Belcher ...........Alabama 

Celia Anderson. ........Arkansas 


Brandi Whitehead. ......Arkansas 


Amy Wright ...........Arkansas 

Kris Bernath ...........Auburn 

Jennifer Jespersen. ......Auburn 


Monique Cardenas ......Florida 

Misty Knight ...........Florida 

Lindsey DeLoach. .......Florida 

Kelly Freeman .........Florida 

iffany Travis ...........Florida 



Carolyn Alexander ......Kentucky 

Natalie Martinez. .......Kentucky 


Katie Vieth ............Kentucky 


Angelia Crockett. .......LSU 

Tanya Bolden ..........Ole Miss 

Takela Corbitt. .........Ole Miss 

TaShondrea Moton ......Ole Miss 



Chandra Dorsey ........Ole Miss 

Jennifer Fambrough .....Mississippi State 

Cynthia Hall ...........Mississippi State 

Tamela Martin .........Mississippi State 



Courtney Graham ......Mississippi State 


Nitra Perry ............Mississippi State 


Crishna Hill ...........South Carolina 


Casie Key. ............South Carolina 

Shannon Segres ........South Carolina 


Amanda Canon ........Tennessee 

Sarah Edwards .........Tennessee 

Semeka Randall ........Tennessee 

Jillian Danker ..........Vanderbilt 

Chavonne Hammond ....Vanderbilt 

Zuzana Klimesova ......Vanderbilt 

Ashley Smith. ..........Vanderbilt 


2001 







Mary Beth Lycett ........Georgia 

Kelly McEntire. .........Georgia 



Stephanie Christman. ....Kentucky 


Katherine Vieth .........Kentucky 

Natalie Martinez. .......Kentucky 


Nakisha James. ........LSU 

Allison Weiner .........LSU 

Takela Corbitt. .........Ole Miss 

Shayla Day. ...........Ole Miss 

Von Kirk ..............Ole Miss 

Tashondrea Moton ......Ole Miss 






Kelly Morrone. .........South Carolina 



Kristen Clement ........Tennessee 


Kyra Elzy .............Tennessee 

Kara Lawson ..........Tennessee 

April McDivitt ..........Tennessee 


128 


HONORS 




Jacqueline Munch. ......Vanderbilt 


2002 


Shanna Harmon. .......Arkansas 


Natasha Hamilton ......Auburn 

Tombi Bell ............Florida 




Brandi McCain .........Florida 

Kelly Stevenson. ........Florida 

Mary Beth Lycett . . . . . . . . Georgia 



Tina Taylor ............Georgia 


Kesha Tardy ...........LSU 

Allison Weiner .........LSU 

Shayla Day. ...........Ole Miss 






Megan O’Nan .........Mississippi State 

Lyndi Sippel ...........Mississippi State 


Linda Hoglund .........South Carolina 



Petra Ujhelyi ...........South Carolina 

Tamika Catchings .......Tennessee 


Kyra Elzy .............Tennessee 


April McDivitt ..........Tennessee 




Jacqueline Munch. ......Vanderbilt 

Kate Smith ............Vanderbilt 


2003 

Shun Hunter ...........Alabama 

Leigh Papisan. .........Alabama 

Katie Sipe. ............Alabama 

Shanna Harmon. .......Arkansas 

India Lewis ............Arkansas 

Kwameika Brown .......Auburn 

Nancy Derrick .........Auburn 

Mollie Smith ...........Auburn 

Annette Wright .........Auburn 



Sherisha Hills ..........Florida 

Brandi McCain .........Florida 

Kelly Stevenson. ........Florida 

Tamia Williams. ........Florida 

Katie Frye. ............Georgia 

Mary Beth Lycett ........Georgia 


Kristin Connolly ........Kentucky 

Jennifer Shultz .........Kentucky 

Nakisha James. ........LSU 

Kesha Tardy ...........LSU 


Carletta Brown .........Ole Miss 

Tenisha Gist ...........Ole Miss 

Tywanna Inmon ........Ole Miss 

Ally Kelly .............Ole Miss 



Kim Ufford ............Ole Miss 

Seneca Anderson .......Mississippi State 

Meagan O’Nan ........Mississippi State 

Lyndi Sippel ...........Mississippi State 

Linda Hoglund .........South Carolina 


Petra Ujhelyi. ..........South Carolina 



Courtney McDaniel ......Tennessee 

Jennifer Benningfield ....Vanderbilt 

Katie Smith Busby .......Vanderbilt 

Jill Corbett ............Vanderbilt 


Venessa Ferragamo .....Vanderbilt 

Hillary Hager ..........Vanderbilt 



2004 

Leah Drury ............Alabama 

Lauren Hill ............Alabama 

Krystal Johnson. ........Alabama 

Kate Mastin ...........Alabama 

Dee Merriweather .......Alabama 

Katie Sipe ............Alabama 

Oreal Taylor ..........Alabama 

Kristin Peoples .........Arkansas 

Sarah Pfeifer. ..........Arkansas 

April Seggebruch . ......Arkansas 

Rochelle Vaughn .......Arkansas 

Nancy Derrick .........Auburn 

Louise Emeagi .........Auburn 

Nicole Louden .........Auburn 

Marita A. Payne . .......Auburn 

Brittany Davis .........Florida 

Kim Dye ..............Florida 

Tishona Gregory .......Florida 

Sarah Lowe ...........Florida 

Bernice Mosby . ........Florida 

Briana Phillips. .........Florida 

Danielle Santos ........Florida 

Kelly Stevenson ........Florida 

Tamia Williams ........Florida 

Ebony Felder ..........Georgia 

Katie Frye ............Georgia 

Rebecca Rowsey . . . . . . . . Georgia 

Tina Taylor ...........Georgia 

Christi Thomas ........Georgia 

Jenerrie Everett ........Kentucky 

Jennifer Goin .........Kentucky 

Kristine Grassi .........Kentucky 

Sara Potts ............Kentucky 

Wendlyn Jones .........LSU 

Khalilah Mitchell ........LSU 

Ashely Awkward ........Ole Miss 

Tenisha Gist ..........Ole Miss 

Tywanna Inmon . .......Ole Miss 

Genice Terry . . . . . . . . . . Ole Miss 

Rebecca Kates .........Mississippi State 

Mamie McKinney .......Mississippi State 

Sarah Burgess .........South Carolina 

Lea Fabbri ............South Carolina 

Olga Gritsavea. ........South Carolina 

Shannel Harris .........South Carolina 

Larissa Kulcsar .........South Carolina 


Lauren Simms. .........South Carolina 

Iva Sliskovic ...........South Carolina 

Tye’sha Fluker .........Tennessee 

Sidney Spencer .........Tennessee 

Dominique Redding .....Tennessee 

Shanna Zolman ........Tennessee 

Jennifer Benningfield ....Vanderbilt 

Venessa Ferragamo .....Vanderbilt 

Erica Grimaldi .........Vanderbilt 

Hillary Hager ..........Vanderbilt 

Carolina Williams. ......Vanderbilt 

2005 


Natasha Gamble .......Alabama 


Chanel Johnson ........Alabama 

Krystle Johnson. ........Alabama 



Marverly Nettles ........Alabama 

Katie Sipe. ............Alabama 

Adrienne Bush .........Arkansas 

Melissa Hobbs .........Arkansas 



April Seggebruch .......Arkansas 

Brittney Vaughn ........Arkansas 

Rochelle Vaughn. .......Arkansas 

Sparkle Davis ..........Auburn 

Louise Emeagi .........Auburn 

Nicole Louden .........Auburn 

Marita Payne ..........Auburn 

Aileen Rossouw. ........Auburn 

Depree Bowden ........Florida 

Brittany Davis ..........Florida 

Kimberly Dye ..........Florida 


Natashia Morehead .....Florida 



Tamia Williams. ........Florida 

Megan Darrah . . . . . . . . . Georgia 


Katie Frye. ............Georgia 



Jennifer Humphrey ......Kentucky 

Sara Potts. ............Kentucky 

Hanna Biernacka .......LSU 

Rashonta LeBlanc .......LSU 

Khalilah Mitchell ........LSU 

Ashley Thomas .........LSU 

Erica White. ...........LSU 

Rebecca Kates .........Mississippi State 

Amy Reeder ...........Mississippi State 

Ilona Burgrova . . . . . . . . . South Carolina 


Olga Gritsaeva. ........South Carolina 





Lakesha Tolliver ........South Carolina 

Nicky Anosike. .........Tennessee 

Abby Canon. ..........Tennessee 

Shyra Ely .............Tennessee 


Candace Parker ........Tennessee 


129

HONORS 




Ashley Earley ..........Vanderbilt 

Katie Eggers ...........Vanderbilt 


Cherish Stringfield ......Vanderbilt 

Caroline Williams .......Vanderbilt 

2006 

Camilla Blands. ........Alabama 





Melissa Hobbs .........Arkansas 

Leslie Howard. .........Arkansas 




DeWanna Bonner. ......Auburn 

Nitasha Brown .........Auburn 

Marita Payne ..........Auburn 

Juanitta Wallace ........Auburn 


Sha Brooks. ...........Florida 

Brooke Cornish. ........Florida 

Kimberly Critton . . . . . . . . Florida 

Brittany Davis ..........Florida 

Marshae Dotson ........Florida 

Kim Dye ..............Florida 

Dalila Eshe. ...........Florida 

Jessica Jackson. ........Florida 




Megan Darrah . . . . . . . . . Georgia 




Samantha Mahoney .....Kentucky 

Carly Ormerod. ........Kentucky 

Eleia Roddy ...........Kentucky 

Oreonna Taylor ........Kentucky 

Rashonta LeBlanc .......LSU 


Brandi Tipton ..........Ole Miss 

Robin Porter ...........Mississippi State 

Marneshia Richard ......Mississippi State 


Lauren Roberts .........Mississippi State 

Bethany Workman ......Mississippi State 



Brionna Dickerson ......South Carolina 

Olga Gritsaeva. ........South Carolina 







Alex Fuller ............Tennessee 

Lindsey Moss ..........Tennessee 





Amy Malo ............Vanderbilt 

Caroline Williams .......Vanderbilt 

Christina Wirth .........Vanderbilt 


2007 




Navonda Moore ........Alabama 

Leslie Howard. .........Arkansas 



DeWanna Bonner. ......Auburn 

Alexis Ogubie. .........Auburn 




Kimberly Dye ..........Florida 


Natasha Humphrey .....Georgia 


Maria Taylor. ..........Georgia 

Chante’ Bowman .......Kentucky 


Samantha Mahoney .....Kentucky 


Jenny Pfeiffer ..........Kentucky 

Katie Antony. ..........LSU 

Quianna Chaney .......LSU 

Kristen Morris ..........LSU 


Erica White. ...........LSU 

Miayorka Johnson ......Mississippi State 





Bethany Workman ......Mississippi State 

Demetress Adams. ......South Carolina 

Stacy Booker. ..........South Carolina 










Elizabeth Curry .........Tennessee 

Alex Fuller ............Tennessee 


Dominique Redding .....Tennessee 


Caroline William .......Vanderbilt 


2008 


Alyson Butler ..........Alabama 

Daleisha Carn .........Alabama 

Katie Hancock .........Alabama 

Varisia Raffington .......Alabama 

Courtney Strauthers .....Alabama 

Tamara Williams .......Alabama 


Brittney Richardson ......Arkansas 


Ashlea Williams ........Arkansas 

Ruth Ketcham .........Auburn 

Alexis Ogubie. .........Auburn 



Ebonie Crawford .......Florida 


Ndidi Madu ...........Florida 

Megan Darrah ........Georgia 

Ashley Houts. ..........Georgia 

Tasha Humphrey .......Georgia 

Lindsey Moss ..........Georgia 

Angela Puleo ..........Georgia 


Chanté Bowman. .......Kentucky 

Chelsea Chowning ......Kentucky 

Sarah Elliott ...........Kentucky 

Carly Morrow ..........Kentucky 



Amber Smith ..........Kentucky 

Katherine Graham ......LSU 

Kristen Morris ..........LSU 


Elizabeth Robertson .....Ole Miss 

Bianca Thomas. ........Ole Miss 

Mary Katherine Govero .....Mississippi State 

Miayorka Johnson ......Mississippi State 

Carrie Landers .........Mississippi State 


Danielle Rector .........Mississippi State 




Bethany Washington .....Mississippi State 

Shai Wilkins ...........Mississippi State 

Demetress Adams. ......South Carolina 



Jordan Jones ..........South Carolina 

Jewel May ............South Carolina 

Courtney Newton .......South Carolina 



Angie Bjorklund ........Tennessee 

Shannon Bobbitt ........Tennessee 

Kelley Cain ...........Tennessee 


Sydney Smallbone ......Tennessee 

Jennifer Risper .........Vanderbilt 

Rebecca Silinski ........Vanderbilt 


2009 

Ericka Russell ..........Alabama 

Tamara Williams .......Alabama 

Ayana Brereton. ........Arkansas 

Julie Inman ...........Arkansas 

Brittney Richardson .....Arkansas 

Ashlea Williams . .......Arkansas 

Ebonie Crawford .......Florida 

Tailor Jones . ..........Florida 

Trumae Lucas. .........Florida 

Susan Yenser ..........Florida 

Ashley Houts. ..........Georgia 

Meredith Mitchell .......Georgia 

Carly Morrow .........Kentucky 

Carly Ormerod ........Kentucky 


LaSondra Barrett . . . . . . . LSU 

Katherine Graham . .....LSU 

Allison Hightower .......LSU 

Destini Hughes .........LSU 

Shawn Goff . ..........Ole Miss 

Whitney Hameth. .......Ole Miss 

Kayla Melson . .........Ole Miss 

Elizabeth Robertson .....Ole Miss 

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HONORS 


Bianca Thomas ....... Ole Miss 

Mary Kathryn Govero .. Mississippi State 

Diamber Johnson ...... Mississippi State 

Marneshia Richard . .... Mississippi State 

Bethany Washington .... Mississippi State 

Demetress Adams ..... South Carolina 

Brionna Dickerson ..... South Carolina 

Jewel May ........... South Carolina 

Courtney Newton ...... South Carolina 

Briana Bass .......... Tennessee 

Victoria Baugh . ....... Tennessee 

Angela Bjorklund . ..... Tennessee 

Kelley Cain .......... Tennessee 

Glory Johnson ........ Tennessee 

Cait McMahan ....... Tennessee 

Alicia Manning ........ Tenneessee 

Sydney Smallbone ..... Tennessee 

Jordan Coleman. ...... Vanderbilt 

Amy Malo ........... Vanderbilt 

Merideth Marsh ....... Vanderbilt 

Jessica Mooney ....... Vanderbilt 

Jence Rhoads ........ Vanderbilt 

Jennifer Risper . ....... Vanderbilt 

Rebecca Silinski ....... Vanderbilt 

Christina Wirth ........ Vanderbilt 

2010 

Alyson Butler ......... Alabama 

Katie Hancock ........ Alabama 

Ericka Russell ......... Alabama 

Courtney Strauthers .... Alabama 

Tamara Williams. ...... Alabama 

Brittney Richardson ..... Arkansas 

Ashlea Williams ....... Arkansas 

Blanche Alverson ...... Auburn 

Alli Smalley .......... Auburn 

Morgan Toles . . . . . . . . . . Auburn 

Pascale West. ......... Auburn 

Ebonie Crawford ...... Florida 

Jordan Jones ......... Florida 

Trumae Lucas ......... Florida 

Sharielle Smith . . . . . . . . . Florida 

Steffi Sorensen ........ Florida 

Lillian Svete .......... Florida 

Susan Yenser ......... Florida 

Anne Marie Armstrong .. Georgia 

Ebony Jones .......... Georgia 

Meredith Mitchell ...... Georgia 

Anna Cole ........... Kentucky 

Carly Morrow ......... Kentucky 

Keyla Snowden ........ Kentucky 

LaSondra Barrett. ...... LSU 

Andrea Kelly. ......... LSU 

Shantell Black. ........ Ole Miss 

Whitney Hameth. ...... Ole Miss 

Courtney Marbra ...... Ole Miss 

Kayla Melson ......... Ole Miss 

Elizabeth Robertson .... Ole Miss 

Bianca Thomas. ....... Ole Miss 

Channa Campbell ..... Mississippi State 

Mary Kathryn Govero ... Mississippi State 

Ashley Jones. ......... Mississippi State 

Danielle Rector ........ Mississippi State 

Marneshia Richard ..... Mississippi State 

Bethany Washington .... Mississippi State 

Kelsey Bone .......... South Carolina 


Valerie Nainima . . . . . . . . South Carolina 

Courtney Newton ...... South Carolina 



Vicki Baugh .......... Tennessee 

Angie Bjorklund ....... Tennessee 


Cait McMahan . . . . . . . . . Tennessee 


Taber Spani .......... Tennessee 

Ashlee Bridge ......... Vanderbilt 

Stephanie Holzer ...... Vanderbilt 

Merideth Marsh ....... Vanderbilt 

Jessica Mooney. ....... Vanderbilt 

Jence Rhoads ......... Vanderbilt 


Gabby Smith ......... Vanderbilt 

2011 

Katie Hancock ........ Alabama 

Erin Hogue. .......... Alabama 

Kaneisha Horn ........ Alabama 

Ericka Russell ......... Alabama 

Julie Inman .......... Arkansas 

Sarah Watkins ........ Arkansas 


Jordan Greenleaf ...... Auburn 

Alli Smalley .......... Auburn 

Courtney Strain. ....... Auburn 

Jassany Williams. ...... Auburn 

Jaterra Bonds ......... Florida 

Ebonie Crawford ...... Florida 

Jordan Jones ......... Florida 

Kayla Lewis. .......... Florida 


Deaundra Young ...... Florida 

Anne Marie Armstrong .. Georgia 

Ebony Jones .......... Georgia 


Jaleesa Rhoden ....... Georgia 

Kastine Evans ......... Kentucky 

Carly Morrow ......... Kentucky 

Jennifer O’Neill ....... Kentucky 



Katherine Graham ..... LSU 

Jeanne Kenney ........ LSU 

Whitney Hameth. ...... Ole Miss 

Valencia McFarland .... Ole Miss 

Kayla Melson ......... Ole Miss 

Darriel Gaynor ........ Mississippi State 

Mary Govero ......... Mississippi State 

Ashley Newsome ...... Mississippi State 

Danielle Rector ........ Mississippi State 

Brittany Young ........ Mississippi State 


Valerie Nainima . . . . . . . . South Carolina 

Marah Strickland ...... South Carolina 

Ebony Wilson ......... South Carolina 

Lauren Avant . ........ Tennessee 



Angie Bjorklund ....... Tennessee 


Alicia Manning ........ Tennessee 



Elan Brown. .......... Vanderbilt 


Jence Rhoads ......... Vanderbilt 




Kristin Bush .......... Alabama 

Aneesah Daniels. ...... Alabama 

Joey Bailey .......... Arkansas 

Calli Berna .......... Arkansas 

Jhasmin Bowen. ....... Arkansas 

Erin Gatling .......... Arkansas 

Lyndsay Harris . ....... Arkansas 

Julie Inman .......... Arkansas 

C’eira Ricketts ........ Arkansas 


Courtney Strain. ....... Auburn 

Lanita Bartley ........ Florida 

Jordan Jones . ........ Florida 

Carlie Needles ....... Florida 


Brittney Crews ........ Georgia 

Jasmine James ....... Georgia 


Kastine Evans ........ Kentucky 

Amber Smith ......... Kentucky 



Nikki Byrd ........... Ole MIss 

Gracie Frizzell ........ Ole Miss 

Whitney Hameth ...... Ole Miss 

Courtney Marbra . ..... Ole Miss 

Maggie McFerrin ...... Ole Miss 

Candace Foster ....... Mississippi State 

Diamber Johnson ..... Mississippi State 

Danielle Rector ....... Mississippi State 

Brittany Young ........ Mississippi State 

Shelbretta Ball ........ South Carolina 

Pamela Decheva ...... South Carolina 

Markeshia Grant ...... South Carolina 

Tina Roy ............ South Carolina 

Imani Sellers . . . . . . . . . . South Carolina 

La’Keisha Sutton ...... South Carolina 

Aleighsa Welch ....... South Carolina 

Ebony Wilson ......... South Carolina 



Cierra Burdick ........ Tennessee 

Isabelle Harrison ...... Tennessee 

Glory Johnson . ....... Tennessee 

Alicia Manning ....... Tennessee 


Elan Brown .......... Vanderbilt 

Tiffany Clarke ........ Vanderbilt 

Jordan Coleman . . . . . . . Vanderbilt 



Clair Watkins ......... Vanderbilt 


131

HONORS 


Montreal (Sliver Medal) 

Cindy Brogdon, Tennessee 

Patricia Roberts, Tennessee 

1976 

1980 

Moscow (Boycott) 

Jill Rankin, Tennessee 

Holly Warlick, Tennessee 

Pat Summitt, Tennessee (Asst. Coach) 

1984 

Los Angeles (Gold Medal) 


Lea Henry, Tennessee 

Cindy Noble, Tennessee 

Pat Summitt, Tennessee (Head Coach) 

Nancy Darsch, Tennessee (Asst. Coach) 

Seoul (Gold Medal) 





1988 

1992 

Barcelona (Bronze Medal) 







Jim Foster, Vanderbilt (Asst. Coach) 

SEC Olympians 

Atlanta (Gold Medal) 

Ruthie Bolton, Auburn 




Carla McGhee, Tennessee 

1996 

2000 

Sydney (Gold Medal) 

Ruthie Bolton-Holifield, Auburn 





2004 

Athens (Gold Medal) 



Beijing (Gold Medal) 





DeLisha Milton-Jones, Florida 


2008 


London (Gold Medal) 





Azania Stewart, Florida (Represented Great Britian) 

Katrina McClain, Georgia Vickie Orr, Auburn Sylvia Fowles, LSU 



HONORS 


1997 

First Round: [1] Dena Head, Tennessee - Utah; [7] Bridgett 

Pettis, Florida - Phoenix; [8] Daedra Charles, Tennessee - 

Los Angeles. Second Round: [11] Sophia Witherspoon, 

Florida - New York; [13] Merlakia Jones, Florida - Cleveland; 

[16] Tammy Jackson, Florida - Houston. Third Round: [18] 

Chantel Tremitiere, Auburn - Sacramento. 

1998 

First Round: [3] Murriel Page, Florida - Washington. Second 

Round: [17] Christy Smith, Arkansas - Charlotte. 

1999 

First Round: [1] Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee - 

Washington; [4] DeLisha Milton, Florida - Los Angeles; [7] 

Tonya Edwards, Tennessee - Minnesota. Second Round: 

[13] Shalonda Enis, Alabama - Washington; [14] Kedra 

Holland-Corn, Georgia - Sacremento; [20] Sheri Sam, 

Vanderbilt - Orlando. Third Round: [29] Dominique Canty, 

Alabama - Detroit; [34] Lisa Harrison, Tennessee - Phoenix; [35] 

Tracy Henderson, Georgia - Cleveland. Fourth Round: 

[40] La’Keshia Frett, Georgia - Los Angeles; [42] Carolyn 

Jones-Young, Auburn - New York; [44] Carla McGhee, 

Tennessee - Orlando; [47] Kellie Jolly, Tennessee - Cleveland; 

[50] Elanie Powell, LSU - Orlando. 

2000 

First Round: [2] Tausha Mills, Alabama - Washington. 

Second Round: [18] Tonya Washington, Florida - 

Washington; [27] Tiffany Travis, Florida - Charlotte. Third 

Round: [33] Monique Morehouse, Auburn - Cleveland; [44] 

Chavonne Hammond, Vanderbilt - Detroit. 4th [50] Latina 

Davis, Tennessee - Indiana; [53] Shantia Owens, Kentucky - 

Phoenix; [57] Katrina Hibbert, LSU - Seattle. 

2001 

First Round: [2] Kelly Miller, Georgia - Charlotte; [3] 

Tamika Catchings, Tennessee - Indiana; [6] Deanna Nolan, 

Georgia - Detroit; [8] Marie Ferdinand, LSU - Utah; [9] Coco 

Miller, Georgia - Washington. Second Round: [17] Semeka 

Randall, Tennessee - Seattle; [25] Tamara Stocks, Florida 

- Washington. Third Round: [39] Tombi Bell, Florida - 

Minnesota. Fourth Round: [51] April Brown, LSU - Indiana; 

[63] Kristen Clement, Tennessee - Houston. 

2002 

First Round: [9] Shaun Gortman, South Carolina - 

Charlotte; [10] Michelle Snow, Tennessee - Houston; [13] 

Tawana McDonald, Georgia - Indiana. Second Round: 

[17] Zuzi Klimesova, Vanderbilt - Indiana; [24] Brandi 

McCain, Florida - Cleveland. Third Round: [33] LaNisha 

Cartwell, Alabama - Washington; [36] Teresa Geter, 

South Carolina - Washington; [39] Saundra Jackson, Ole 

Miss - Orlando; [42] Shondra Jackson, Alabama - Houston. 

Fourth Round: [52] Jillian Danker, Vanderbilt - Indiana; 

[53] Monique Cardenas, Florida - Portland. 

SEC IN THE WNBA DRAFT 

2003 

First Round: [1] LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State 

- Cleveland; [2] Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt - 

Sacramento; [5] Kara Lawson, Tennessee - Detroit; [6] 

Gwen Jackson, Tennessee - Indiana; [7] Aiysha Smith, LSU 

- Washington; [9] Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina - Charlotte. 

Second Round: [14] Teresa Edwards, Georgia - Minnesota; 

[16] Petra Ujhelyi, South Carolina - Phoenix; [20] DeTrina 

White, LSU - Indiana; [23] Dana Cherry, Arkansas - Charlotte; 

[25] Ke-Ke Tardy, LSU - San Antonio. THIrd ROUND: [35] 

Ashley McElhiney, Vanderbilt - Indiana. 

2004 

First Round: [5] Shameka Christon, Arkansas - New 

York; [7] Vanessa Hayden, Florida - Minnnesota; [12] Christi 

Thomas, Georgia - Los Angeles. Second Round: [14] 

Ashley Robinson, Tennessee - Phoenix; [20] Tasha Butts, 

Tennessee - Minnesota; [22] Jenni Benningfield, Vanderbilt - 

Charlotte; [25] Doneeka Hodges, LSU - Los Angeles. 

2005 

First Round: [2] Tan White, Mississippi State - Indiana; 

[6] Temeka Johnson, LSU - Washington; [7] Kara Braxton, 

Georgia - Detroit; [10] Loree Moore, Tennessee - New York. 

Second Round: [14] Shyra Ely, Tennessee - San Antonio. 

Third Round: [29] Ashley Earley, Vanderbilt - Indiana; 

[32] Tashia Morehead, Florida - Washington; [37] Monique 

Bivins, Alabama - Minnesota. 

2006 

First Round: [1] Seimone Augustus, LSU - Minnesota; 

[10] Tye’sha Fluker, Tennessee - Charlotte; [12] Sherill 

Baker, Georgia - New York; [14] Scholanda Hoston, LSU 

- Sacramento. Second Round: [16] Shanna Zolman, 

Tennessee - San Antonio; [25] Dalila Eshe, Florida - Seattle. 

Third Round: [42] Marita Payne, Auburn - Connecticut. 

2007 

First Round: [3] Armintie Price, Ole Miss - Chicago; [10] 

Carla Thomas, Vanderbilt - Chicago. Second Round: 

[14] Dee Davis, Vanderbilt - Houston; [25] Sidney Spencer, 

Tennessee - Los Angeles; [26] - Cori Chambers, Georgia - 

Connecticut. 

2008 

First Round: [1] Candace Parker, Tennessee - Los Angeles; 

[2] Sylvia Fowles, LSU - Chicago; [4] Alexis Hornbuckle, 

Tennessee - Detroit; [11] Tasha Humphrey, Georgia - Detroit. 

Second Round: [15] Shannon Bobbitt, Tennessee - Los 

Angeles; [16] Nicky Anosike, Tennessee - Minnesota; [17] Erica 

White, LSU - Houston; [19] Quianna Chaney, LSU - Chicago. 

Third Round: [35] Alberta Auguste, Tennessee - New York; 

[37] Lauren Ervin, Arkasnas - Connecticut. 



HONORS 


2009 

First Round: [5] DeWanna Bonner, Auburn - Phoenix. 

Second Round: [19] Christina Wirth, Vanderbilt - Indiana; 

[20] Whitney Boddie, Auburn - Sacramento. Third Round: 

[29] Jennifer Risper, Vanderbilt - Chicago; [31] Sha Brooks, 

Florida - Phoenix. 

2010 

First Round: [9] Chanel Mokango, Mississippi State - 

Atlanta; [12] Bianca Thomas, Ole Miss - Los Angeles Second 

Round: [15] Allison Hightower, LSU - Connecticut; [16] 

Ashley Houts, Georgia - New York; [20] Angel Robinson, 

Georgia - Los Angeles; [23] Armelie Lumanu, Mississippi State 

- Indiana Third Round: [29] Alexis Rack, Mississippi State - 

San Antonio. 

2011 

First Round: [11] Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky - Washington. 

Second Round: [17] Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee - 

Chicago. Third Round: [30] Porsha Phillips, Georgia - San 

Antonio. 

SEC IN THE WNBA DRAFT 


First Round: [2] Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee - Seattle; [4] 

Glory Johnson, Tennessee - Tulsa; [7] Kelley Cain, Tennessee 

- New York; [10] LaSondra Barrett, LSU - Washington. 

Second Round: [24] C’eira Ricketts, Arkansas - Phoenix. 

Third Round: [25] Vicki Baugh, Tennessee - Tulsa. 

LSU’s Seimone Augustus was drafted No. 1 by Minnesota 

in the 2006 WNBA Draft. She’s played seven seasons with 

the Lynx being named the 2011 WNBA Finals MVP. 

Candace Parker was drafted in 2008 by Los Angeles as 

the No. 1 pick. In 2008, she became the first player to 

earn WNBA MVP and Rookie of the Year honors in the 

same season. 



HONORS 


Alabama 

• Linda Burgess - Los Angeles (1997); Sacramento (1998-2000) 

• Dominique Canty - Detroit (1999-2002); Houston (2003- 

2006); Chicago (2007-11); Washington (2012) 

• Shalonda Enis - Washington (1999); Charlotte (2000-03) 

• Niesa Johnson - Charlotte (1999-2000) 

• Tausha Mills - Washington (2000-02); San Antonio (2003) 

• Navonda Moore - Minnesota (2007-08) 

• C.C. Moorer - New York (1997-98) 

Arkansas 

• Shameka Christon - New York (2004-09); Chicago 

(2010); San Antonio (2012) 

• Lauren Ervin - Connecticut (2009) 

• Christy Smith - Charlotte (1998-99) 

• Wendi Willits - Los Angeles (2001) 

Auburn 

• Ruthie Bolton - Sacramento (1997-2004) 

• Whitney Boddie - Sacramento (2009) 

• DeWanna Bonner - Phoenix (2009-12) 

• Carolyn (Jones) Young - Portland (2001-02) 

• Mandisa Stevenson - San Antonio (2004); Seattle (2005); 

• Chantel Tremitiere - Sacramento (1997); Utah (1998-99); 

Indiana (2000) 

• Tara Williams - Phoenix (1997); Portland (2000) 

• Le’Coe Willingham - Connecticut (2004-07); Phoenix 

(2008-09); Seattle (2010-11); Chicago (2012) 

Florida 

• Vanessa Hayden - Minnesota (2004-08); Los Angeles (2009) 

• Aneika Henry - Atlanta (2012) 

• Tammy Jackson - Houston (1997-2002) 

• Merlakia Jones - Cleveland (1997-2003); Detroit (2004) 

• Brandi McCain - Cleveland (2002) 

• DeLisha Milton-Jones - Los Angeles (1999-2004); 

Washington (2005-07); Los Angeles (2008-12) 

• Murriel Page - Washington (1998-2005); Los Angeles (2006- 

08) 

• Bridget Pettis - Phoenix (1997-2001); Indiana (2002-03); 

Phoenix (2006) 

• Tamara Stocks - Washington (2001) 

• Tiffany Travis - Charlotte (2000) 

• Tonya (Washington) Massaline - Washington (2000-02); Seattle 

(2003) 

• Sophia Witherspoon - New York (1997-99); Portland (2000- 

02); Los Angeles (2002-03) 

Georgia 

• Sherill Baker - New York (2006); Los Angeles (2007); Indiana 

(2008) 

• Kara Braxton - Detroit (2005-09); Tulsa (2010); Phoenix 

(2010-11); New York (2011-12) 

• Kiesha Brown - Washington (2002-04); Houston (2005); New 

York (2006-07); Los Angeles (2008); Connecticut (2009); Tulsa 

(2010) 

• Deborah Carter - Utah (1997); Washington (1998) 

• Cori Chambers - Connecticut (2007) 

• Teresa Edwards - Minnesota (2003-04) 

• Stacey Ford - Sacramento (2002) 

• La’Keisha Frett - Los Angeles (1999-2000); Sacramento (2001- 

SEC in the wnba 

03); Charlotte (2004); New York (2004-05) 

• Lady (Hardmon) Grooms - Utah (1997); Sacramento (1998- 

2004) 

• Tracy Henderson - Cleveland (1999; 2002-03) 

• Kedra Holland-Corn - Sacramento (1999-2002); Detroit (2003); 

Houston (2004); Detroit (2006) 

• Ashley Houts - Washington (2010) 

• Tasha Humphrey - Detroit (2008); Washington (2008-09); 

Minnesota (2009) 

• Coco Miller - Washington (2001-08); Atlanta (2009-11); 

Los Angeles (2012) 

• Kelly Miller - Charlotte (2001-03); Indiana (2004-05); 

Phoenix (2006-08); Minnesota (2009); Atlanta (2010); 

Washington (2011); New York (2012) 

• Deanna Nolan - Detroit (2001-09) 

• Porsha Phillips - San Antonio (2011) 

• Adrienne Shuler - Washington (1998) 

• Christi Thomas - Los Angeles (2004-08); Minnesota (2009); 

Chicago (2010) 

Kentucky 

• Victoria Dunlap - Washington (2011); Seattle (2012) 

• Shantia Owens - Miami (2000); Charlotte (2001) 

• Valerie Still - Washington (1999) 

• Tiffany Wait-McCain - Orlando (2000-02) 

LSU 

• Seimone Augustus - Minnesota (2006-12) 

• Quianna Chaney - Chicago (2008) 

• Sylvia Fowles - Chicago (2008-12) 

• Marie Ferdinand-Harris - Utah/San Antonio (2001-07); 

Los Angeles (2008-10); Phoenix (2011) 

• Pietra Gay - Houston (1997) 

• Cornelia Gayden - Orlando (2000) 

• Katrina Hibbert - Seattle (2000) 

• Allison Hightower - Connecticut (2010-12) 

• Doneeka Hodges - Los Angeles (2004-06) 

• Temeka Johnson - Washington (2005); Los Angeles 

(2006-08); Phoenix (2009-11); Tulsa (2012) 

• Elaine Powell - Orlando (1999-2001); Detroit (2002-05); 

Chicago (2006); Detroit (2006-08) 

• Scholanda (Dorrell) Robinson- Sacramento (2006-09); 

Tulsa (2010); San Antonio (2011); Tulsa (2012) 

• Aiysha Smith - Washington (2003-04) 

• DeTrina White - New York (2004-05) 

• Erica White - Houston (2008); Indiana (2009) 

Ole Miss 

• Jennifer Gillom - Phoenix (1997-2002); Los Angeles (2003) 

• Armintie Price - Chicago (2007-09); Atlanta (2010-12) 

• Yolanda Moore - Houston (1997-98); Orlando (1999) 


• LaCharlotte Smith - Orlando (2000) 

• Chanel Mokango - Los Angeles (2010) 

• LaToya Thomas - Cleveland (2003); San Antonio (2004-06); 

Los Angeles (2007); Minnesota (2008) 

• Tan White - Indiana (2005-08); Connecticut (2010-12) 


• Shaunzinski Gortman - Minnesota (2002-03); Washington 



HONORS 


(2004) 

• Shannon Johnson - Orlando/Connecticut (1999-2003); 

San Antonio (2004-06); Detroit (2007); Houston (2008); Seattle 

(2009) 

• Jocelyn Penn - Washington (2003); San Antonio (2004) 

• Petra Ujhelyi - Detroit (2003) 

Tennessee 

• Nicky Anosike - Minnesota (2008-10); Washington 

(2011); Los Angeles (2012) 

• Angie Bjorklund - Chicago (2011) 

• Shannon Bobbitt - Los Angeles (2008-09); Indiana 

(2011); Washington (2012) 

• Tasha Butts - Minnesota (2004) 

• Kelley Cain - New York (2012) 

• Tamika Catchings - Indiana (2001-12) 

• Daedra Charles - Los Angeles (1997) 

• Shanna (Zolman) Crossley - San Antonio (2006-09); Tulsa 

(2010) 

• Tonya Edwards - Minnesota (1999); Phoenix (2000-01); 

Charlotte (2001-02) 

• Shyra Ely - San Antonio (2005-07); Seattle (2008); Chicago 

(2009); Indiana (2011) 

• Tye’sha Fluker - Charlotte (2006); Seattle (2007); Chicago 

(2008) 

• Bridgette Gordon - Sacramento (1997-98) 

• Lisa Harrison - Phoenix (1999-2003; 2005) 

• Dena Head - Utah (1997-98); Phoenix (2000-01) 

• Chamique Holdsclaw - Washington (1999-2004); Los 

Angeles (2005-07); Atlanta (2009-10); San Antonio (2010) 

• Alexis Hornbuckle - Detroit (2008-10); Minnesota 

(2011); Phoenix (2012) 

• Gwen Jackson - San Antonio (2003); Phoenix (2004-05) 

• Glory Johnson - Tulsa (2012) 

• Tiffani Johnson - Phoenix (1998); Houston (2000-04); Seattle 

(2006) 

SEC in the wnba 

• Kellie (Jolly) Harper - Cleveland (1999) 

• Kara Lawson - Sacramento (2003-09); Connecticut 

(2010-12) 

• Michelle Marciniak - Portland (2000-01); Seattle (2001-02) 

• Nikki McCray - Washington (1998-2001); Indiana (2002-03); 

Phoenix (2004); San Antonio (2005); Chicago (2006) 

• Carla McGhee - Orlando (1999-2002) 

• Loree Moore - New York (2005-09) 

• Candace Parker - Los Angeles (2008-12) 

• Semeka Randall - Seattle (2001-02); Utah/San Antonio 

(2002-04) 

• Ashley Robinson - Phoenix (2004-05); Chicago (2006); 

Seattle (2006-11); Washington (2012) 

• Michelle Snow - Houston (2002-08); Atlanta (2009); San 

Antonio (2010); Chicago (2011); Washington (2012) 

• Sidney Spencer - Los Angeles (2007-09); New York (2010-11) 

• Shekinna Stricklen - Seattle (2012) 

• Tiffany Woosley - Houston (1997-98) 

Vanderbilt 

• Chantelle Anderson - Sacramento (2003-04); San Antonio 

(2005-06) 

• Jenni Benningfield - Indiana (2005) 

• Rhonda Blades - New York (1997); Detroit (1998) 

• Karen Booker - Utah (1997); Houston (1998) 

• Dee Davis - Houston (2007) 

• Zuzi Klimesova - Indiana (2002) 

• Sheri Sam - Orlando (1999); Miami (2000-02); Minnesota 

(2003); Seattle (2004); Charlotte (2005-06); Indiana (2007); 

Detroit (2008) 

• Carla Thomas - Chicago (2007) 

• Christina Wirth - Indiana (2009) 

To be listed players must have appeared in at least two regular 

season game with a team. Players who appeared on 2012 

WNBA rosters appear in bold. 

Armintie Price Victoria Dunlap DeLisha Milton-Jones 



SEC teams have earned 

appearances in 25 of 

31 NCAA Final Fours, 

an accomplishment 

unmatched by any 

other league. 

Tournaments

TOURNAMENTS 


SEC Tournament 

Championship Game Results 

Year Champion Runner-Up Site 

1980 Tennessee (85) Ole Miss (71) Knoxville, Tenn. 

1981 Auburn (61) Alabama (50) Baton Rouge, La. 

1982 Kentucky (80) Tennessee (74) Lexington, Ky. 

1983 Georgia (72) Ole Miss (69) Knoxville, Tenn. 

1984 Georgia (74) Alabama (65) Athens, Ga. 

1985 Tennessee (63) Auburn (60) Oxford, Miss. 

1986 Georgia (94) LSU (72) Athens, Ga. 

1987 Auburn (83) Georgia (57) Albany, Ga. 

1988 Tennessee (73) Auburn (70) Albany, Ga. 

1989 Tennessee (66) Auburn (51) Albany, Ga. 

1990 Auburn (78) Tennessee (77) Albany, Ga. 

1991 LSU (80) Tennessee (75) Albany, Ga. 

1992 Tennessee (73) Georgia (66) Albany, Ga. 

1993 Vanderbilt (78) Georgia (64) Chattanooga, Tenn. 

1994 Tennessee (82) Vanderbilt (57) Chattanooga, Tenn. 

1995 Vanderbilt (67) Tennessee (61) Chattanooga, Tenn. 

1996 Tennessee (64) Alabama (60) Chattanooga, Tenn. 

1997 Auburn (52) Florida (47) Chattanooga, Tenn. 

1998 Tennessee (67) Alabama (63) Columbus, Ga. 

1999 Tennessee (85) Georgia (69) Chattanooga, Tenn. 

2000 Tennessee (70) Mississippi State (67) Chattanooga, Tenn. 

2001 Georgia (62) Vanderbilt (60) Memphis, Tenn. 

2002 Vanderbilt (63) LSU (48) Nashville, Tenn. 

2003 LSU (78) Tennessee (62) North Little Rock, Ark. 

2004 Vanderbilt (62) Georgia (56) Nashville, Tenn. 

2005 Tennessee (67) LSU (65) Greenville, S.C. 

2006 Tennessee (63) LSU (62) North Little Rock, Ark. 

2007 Vanderbilt (51) LSU (45) Duluth, Ga. 

2008 Tennessee (61) LSU (55) Nashville, Tenn. 

2009 Vanderbilt (61) Auburn (54) North Little Rock, Ark. 

2010 Tennessee (70) Kentucky (62) Duluth, Ga. 

2011 Tennessee (90) Kentucky (65) Nashville, Tenn. 

2012 Tennessee (70) LSU (58) Nashville, Tenn. 

Tournament Records 

(1980-2012) 

Team Years Won Lost pCt. Titles 

Tennessee...........................................33 69 17 .802 16 

Vanderbilt..........................................33 44 27 .620 6 

Georgia.............................................33 43 29 .598 4 

Auburn...............................................33 34 31 .523 4 

LSU....................................................33 31 32 .492 2 

Ole Miss............................................33 25 33 .431 0 

Kentucky............................................33 25 34 .424 1 

Alabama............................................33 24 33 .421 0 

Florida...............................................33 17 33 .340 0 

Arkansas............................................21 10 21 .323 0 

Mississippi State..................................33 14 33 .298 0 

South Carolina...................................21 6 21 .222 0 

Missouri..............................................0 0 0 .000 0 

Texas A&M..........................................0 0 0 .000 0 



TOURNAMENTS 


Former Auburn head coach Joe 

Ciampi led his teams to four 

SEC Tournament championships, 

including the 1997 title. 


In 1980, the Tennessee Lady Vols captured the first-ever SEC Tournament 

Championship with an 85-71 victory over Ole Miss. Through the years, 

Tennessee has compiled the most victories in the competition, posting 

an overall record of 69-17 in tournament play, and the most tournament 

titles with 16. 

Georgia head coach Andy 

Landers has a 43-29 record in SEC 

Tournament games and has won 

four tournament championships. 

Tournament Team vs. Team Records 

Semifinal Games 

Tennessee .............21-8 .724 

Auburn ...............9-3 .750 

Georgia. ..............9-12 .429 

LSU ..................9-7 .563 

Vanderbilt .............8-10 .444 

Alabama ..............4-5 .444 

Kentucky ..............3-7 .300 

Ole Miss ..............2-7 .222 

Mississippi State .........1-2 .333 

Florida................1-3 .250 

Arkansas ..............0-2 .000 

South Carolina. .........0-1 .000 

Missouri ...............0-0 .000 

Texas A&M .............0-0 .000 

Championship Games 

Tennessee .............16-5 .762 

Vanderbilt .............6-2 .750 

Auburn ...............4-3 .571 

Georgia. ..............4-5 .444 

LSU ..................2-8 .182 

Kentucky ..............1-2 .333 

Florida................0-1 .000 

Mississippi State .........0-1 .000 

Ole Miss ..............0-2 .000 

Alabama ..............0-4 .000 

Arkansas ..............0-0 .000 

South Carolina. .........0-0 .000 

Missouri ...............0-0 .000 

Texas A&M .............0-0 .000 

UA AR AU UF UG UK LSu um mSu mo uSC ut tamu VU 

2-1 3-2 7-1 1-7 0-4 2-2 1-4 2-0 0-0 2-1 2-9 0-0 2-2 

AR 1-2 1-1 1-3 0-3 1-2 0-2 2-3 2-2 0-0 2-0 0-0 0-0 0-3 

AU 2-3 1-1 7-1 3-2 5-3 5-0 5-3 1-2 0-0 1-1 4-10 0-0 0-5 

UF 1-7 3-1 2-7 0-2 2-4 1-0 0-0 3-1 0-0 2-0 0-8 0-0 3-3 

UG 7-1 3-0 2-3 2-0 6-1 5-3 6-3 1-2 0-0 2-1 3-9 0-0 6-6 

UK 4-0 2-1 2-5 4-2 1-6 3-8 1-1 4-2 0-0 1-0 1-5 0-0 2-4 

LSU 2-2 2-0 0-5 0-1 3-5 8-3 5-0 4-0 0-0 0-1 4-8 0-0 3-7 

UM 4-1 3-2 3-5 0-0 3-6 1-1 0-5 6-1 0-0 4-2 1-5 0-0 0-5 

MSU 0-2 1-3 2-1 1-3 2-1 2-4 0-4 1-6 0-0 2-0 0-4 0-0 2-6 

MO 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 

USC 1-2 0-2 1-1 0-2 1-2 0-1 1-0 2-4 0-21 0-0 0-3 0-0 0-2 

UT 9-2 0-0 10-4 8-0 9-3 5-1 8-4 5-1 4-0 0-0 3-0 0-0 8-2 

TAMU 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 

VU 2-2 3-0 5-0 3-3 6-6 3-2 7-3 5-0 6-2 0-0 2-0 2-8 0-0 



140 

TOURNAMENTS 


1980 

February 7-10 - Knoxville, Tenn. 

First Round 

Florida 68, Mississippi State 62 

Alabama 69, Vanderbilt 53 

Second Round 

Auburn 70, LSU 64 

Tennessee 118, Florida 44 

Ole Miss 80, Georgia 70 

Kentucky 77, Alabama 69 

Semifinals 

Tennessee 72, Auburn 61 

Ole Miss 79, Kentucky 62 

consolation 

Kentucky 88, Auburn 59 

Finals 

Tennessee 85, Ole Miss 71 

1981 

January 29-February 1 - Baton Rouge, La. 

First Round 

Alabama 67, Florida 54 

Mississippi State 84, Vanderbilt 76 

Second Round 

Georgia 75, Ole Miss 68 

Alabama 77, Tennessee 71 

Auburn 73, LSU 71 (OT) 

Kentucky 106, Mississippi State 82 

Semifinals 

Alabama 80, Georgia 66 

Auburn 70, Kentucky 66 

consolation 

Georgia 73, Kentucky 62 

Finals 

Auburn 61, Alabama 50 

1982 

February 25-28 - Lexington, Ky. 

First Round 

Vanderbilt 87, Mississippi State 67 

Kentucky 89, Florida 87 

Second Round 

Georgia 66, Auburn 65 

Tennessee 80, Vanderbilt 75 

LSU 77, Ole Miss 73 

Kentucky 82, Alabama 76 

Semifinals 

Tennessee 55, Georgia 44 

Kentucky 85, LSU 71 

consolation 

Georgia 77, LSU 66 

Finals 

Kentucky 80, Tennessee 74 

1983 

March 3-6 - Knoxville, Tenn. 

First Round 

(W5) Mississippi State 53, (E4) Vanderbilt 51 

(W4) Alabama 69, (E5) Florida 53 

Second Round 

(W3) Auburn 85, (E2) Kentucky 70 

(W1) Ole Miss 59, (W5) Mississippi State 56 

(E3) Georgia 79, (W2) LSU 78 

SEC TOURNAMENT RESULTS 

(E1) Tennessee 91, (W4) Alabama 73 

Semifinals 

(W1) Ole Miss 72, (W3) Auburn 62 

(E3) Georgia 71, (E1) Tennessee 65 

consolation 

Tennessee 83, Auburn 75 

Finals 

(E3) Georgia 72, (W1) Ole Miss 69 

1984 

March 2-5 - Athens, Ga. 

First Round 

(E4) Vanderbilt 72, (W5) Mississippi State 47 

(W4) Auburn 75, (E5) Florida 65 

Second Round 

(W3) Alabama 85, (E2) Tennessee 66 

(E4) Vanderbilt 78, (W1) Ole Miss 73 

(W2) LSU 91, (E3) Kentucky 81 

(E1) Georgia 102, (W4) Auburn 72 

Semifinals 

(W3) Alabama 83, (E4) Vanderbilt 73 

(E1) Georgia 84, (W2) LSU 77 

Finals 

(E1) Georgia 74, (W3) Alabama 65 

1985 

February 28-March 3 - Oxford, Miss. 

First Round 

(W5) Mississippi State 58, (E4) Kentucky 55 

(E5) Vanderbilt 87, (W4) Alabama 85 

Second Round 

(E2) Tennessee 85, (W3) LSU 78 

(W1) Ole Miss 88, (W5) Mississippi State 45 

(W2) Auburn 83, (E3) Florida 64 

(E1) Georgia 79, (E5) Vanderbilt 69 

Semifinals 

(E2) Tennessee 79, (W1) Ole Miss 71 

(W2) Auburn 80, (E1) Georgia 65 

Finals 

(E2) Tennessee 63, (W2) Auburn 60 

1986 

February 28-March 3 - Athens, Ga. 

First Round 

(8) Alabama 71, (9) Florida 57 

(7) Vanderbilt 83, (10) Mississippi State 69 

Second Round 

(4) Ole Miss 83, (5) Tennessee 78 

(1) Georgia 88, (8) Alabama 71 

(3) LSU 67, (6) Kentucky 66 

(7) Vanderbilt 89, (2) Auburn 79 

Semifinals 

(1) Georgia 76, (4) Ole Miss 68 

(3) LSU 83, (7) Vanderbilt 60 

Finals 

(1) Georgia 94, (3) LSU 72 

1987 

March 4-7 - Albany, Ga. 

First Round 

(7) Kentucky 75, (10) Florida 53 

(8) Alabama 88, (9) Mississippi State 76 

Second Round 

(6) Vanderbilt 65, (3) Ole Miss 64 

(2) Georgia 67, (7) Kentucky 64 

(4) Tennessee 64, (5) LSU 63 

(1) Auburn 89, (8) Alabama 61 

Semifinals 

(2) Georgia 54, (6) Vanderbilt 52 

(1) Auburn 102, (4) Tennessee 96 

Finals 

(1) Auburn 83, (2) Georgia 57 

1988 


First Round 

(8) Mississippi State 67, (9) Florida 46 

(10) Kentucky 75, (7) Vanderbilt 67 

Second Round 

(5) Ole Miss 76, (4) Alabama 66 

(1) Auburn 69, (8) Mississippi State 48 

(6) Georgia 86, (3) LSU 84 

(2) Tennessee 100, (10) Kentucky 66 

Semifinals 

(1) Auburn 69, (5) Ole Miss 60 

(2) Tennessee 82, (6) Georgia 76 

Finals 

(2) Tennessee 73, (1) Auburn 70 

1989 


First Round 

(9) Florida 67, (8) Kentucky 64 

(10) Alabama 59, (7) Mississippi State 55 

Second Round 

(1) Auburn 72, (9) Florida 61 


(6) Ole Miss 78, (3) Georgia 69 

(2) Tennessee 89, (10) Alabama 61 

Semifinals 

(1) Auburn 75, (5) LSU 65 

(2) Tennessee 82, (6) Ole Miss 60 

Finals 


1990 


First Round 

(9) Florida 70, (8) Kentucky 54 

(7) LSU 68, (10) Mississippi State 49 

Second Round 

(1) Tennessee 81, (9) Florida 56 



(2) Auburn 91, (7) LSU 65 

Semifinals 


(2) Auburn 72, (3) Ole Miss 71 (OT) 

Finals 


1991 


First Round 


(7) Ole Miss 74, (10) Mississippi State 56 

Second Round 

(4) LSU 96, (5) Kentucky 76 

(3) Tennessee 62, (6) Vanderbilt 60 


TOURNAMENTS 




Semifinals 

(4) LSU 83, (1) Georgia 74 

(3) Tennessee 70, (S) Auburn 62 

Finals 

(4) LSU 80, (2) Tennessee 75 

1992 


First Round 



(5) Vanderbilt 58, (12) South Carolina 47 

(6) Kentucky 79, (11) Arkansas 63 

Second Round 

(1) Ole Miss 58, (8) Auburn 52 



(6) Kentucky 95, (3) Alabama 87 

Semifinals 



Finals 


1993 

March 5-8 - Chattanooga, Tenn. 

First Round 

(8) Georgia 84, (9) Arkansas 73 

(10) Ole Miss 59, (7) South Carolina 57 

(5) Alabama 106, (12) LSU 86 

(6) Kentucky 84, (11) Mississippi State 73 

Second Round 

(8) Georgia 73, (1) Tennessee 72 

(10) Ole Miss 69, (2) Auburn 55 


(3) Vanderbilt 68, (6) Kentucky 61 

Semifinals 



Finals 

(3) Vanderbilt 78, (8) Georgia 64 

1994 


First Round 


(7) Kentucky 83, (10) South Carolina 80 


(6) Auburn 76, (11) LSU 73 

Second Round 



(4) Alabama 86, (5) Ole Miss 84 

(3) Florida 72, (6) Auburn 67 

Semifinals 


(2) Vanderbilt 94, (3) Florida 72 

Finals 


1995 


First Round 


(9) Kentucky 75, (8) Auburn 51 


(5) Arkansas 80, (12) South Carolina 70 

(6) Florida 88, (11) LSU 80 

Second Round 



(4) Alabama 86, (5) Arkansas 72 

(3) Georgia 88, (6) Florida 71 

Semifinals 



Finals 

(2) Vanderbilt 67, (1) Tennessee 61 

1996 


First Round 


(7) Ole Miss 76, (10) Arkansas 73 

(5) Auburn 58, (12) Kentucky 43 

(6) Florida 65, (11) South Carolina 48 

Second Round 

(8) LSU 73, (1) Georgia 71 


(4) Alabama 65, (5) Auburn 59 

(6) Florida 83, (3) Vanderbilt 73 

Semifinals 

(4) Alabama 86, (8) LSU 70 


Finals 


1997 

Feb. 28-March 3 - Chattanooga, Tenn. 

First Round 


(7) Arkansas 71, (10) Kentucky 60 

(5) Tennessee 75, (12) South Carolina 48 


Second Round 

(9) Auburn 75, (1) Georgia 47 

(2) Alabama 85, (7) Arkansas 63 

(5) Tennessee 100, (4) LSU 99 (OT) 


Semifinals 


(3) Florida 83, (2) Alabama 73 

Finals 


1998 

Feb. 26-March 1 - Columbus, Ga. 

First Round 

(9) Mississippi State 67, (8) Kentucky 48 

(11) South Carolina 76, (6) LSU 61 

(12) Ole Miss 77, (5) Georgia 73 

(7) Arkansas 59, (10) Auburn 43 

Second Round 


(3) Alabama 92, (11) South Carolina 72 

(1) Tennessee 88, (9) Mississippi State 60 

(2) Florida 63, (7) Arkansas 49 

Semifinals 



Finals 


1999 

Feb. 25-28 - Chattanooga, Tenn. 

First Round 


(5) Alabama 82, (12) South Carolina 71 

(6) Mississippi State 79, (11) Arkansas 70 

(7) Kentucky 75, (10) Ole Miss 59 

Second Round 



(3) Georgia 72, (6) Mississippi State 66 

(7) Kentucky 81, (2) LSU 71 

Semifinals 



Finals 


2000 


First Round 

(9) Kentucky 67, (8) Alabama 63 


(5) Mississippi State 75, (12) Ole Miss 59 

(6) Vanderbilt 80, (11) South Carolina 58 

Second Round 



(5) Mississippi State 66, (4) Auburn 56 

(6) Vanderbilt 59, (3) LSU 46 

Semifinals 

(5) Mississippi State 62, (1) Georgia 61 


Finals 


2001 

March 1-4 - Memphis, Tenn. 

First Round 


(7) Arkansas 94, (10) Mississippi State 76 

(5) LSU 72, (12) Kentucky 57 


Second Round 


(7) Arkansas 78, (2) Florida 69 



Semifinals 

(4) Vanderbilt 77, (1) Tennessee 74 


Finals 


2002 

February 28-March 3 - Nashville, Tenn. 

First Round 


(7) Arkansas 78, (10) Ole Miss 68 



Second Round 



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TOURNAMENTS 


(7) Arkansas 79, (2) South Carolina 61 

(4) LSU 74, (12) Kentucky 62 


Semifinals 


(3) Vanderbilt 81, (7) Arkansas 78 

Finals 


2003 

March 6-9 - North Little Rock, Ark. 

First Round 


(5) South Carolina 79, (12) Ole Miss 64 


(7) Arkansas 53, (10) Alabama 48 

Second Round 


(4) Mississippi State 79, (5) South Carolina 75 


(2) LSU 78, (7) Arkansas 72 

Semifinals 



Finals 


2004 

March 4-7 - Nashville, Tenn. 

First Round 

(8) Mississippi State 79, (9) Arkansas 74 


(5) Georgia 73, (12) South Carolina 42 


Second Round 


(2) LSU 79, (7) Ole Miss 66 

(5) Georgia 76, (4) Florida 72 


Semifinals 

(5) Georgia 68, (1) Tennessee 66 (OT) 


Finals 


2005 

March 3-6 - Greenville, S.C. 

First Round 




(11) Arkansas 80, (6) Mississippi State 73 

Second Round 

(1) LSU 60, (9) Alabama 59 



(3) Vanderbilt 79, (11) Arkansas 60 

Semifinals 

(1) LSU 79, (4) Georgia 65 


Finals 


2006 



First Round 


(10) Auburn 64, (7) South Carolina 48 

(5) Florida 98, (12) Mississippi State 83 

(6) Vanderbilt 84, (11) Alabama 47 

Second Round 

(1) LSU 92, (8) Ole Miss 73 

(2) Tennessee 77, (10) Auburn 


(3) Georgia 69, (6) Vanderbilt 

Semifinals 

(1) LSU 79, (4) Kentucky 52 


Finals 


2007 

March 1-4 - Duluth, Ga. 

First Round 

(8) South Carolina 65, (9) Auburn 63 

(7) Kentucky 72, (10) Arkansas 59 


(11) Florida 69, (6) Mississippi State 63 

Second Round 



(4) LSU 52, (5) Ole Miss 46 


Semifinals 



Finals 


2008 


First Round 


(7) Florida 71, (10) South Carolina 57 


(6) Auburn 73, (11) Arkansas 51 

Second Round 

(1) LSU 80, (8) Ole Miss 36 


(4) Kentucky 57, (5) Georgia 50 


Semifinals 

(1) LSU 66, (4) Kentucky 49 


Finals 


2009 


First Round 




(6) Mississippi State 49, (11) South Carolina 39 

Second Round 





Semifinals 


(2) Vanderbil 61, (3) LSU 47 

Finals 


2010 

March 4-7 - Duluth, Ga. 

First Round 



(5) Vanderbilt 65, (12) Arkansas 64 (OT) 


Second Round 




(3) Mississippi State 67, (6) Georgia 52 

Semifinals 



Finals 

1) Tennessee 70, (2) Kentucky 62 

2011 


First Round 


(7) LSU 60, (10) Alabama 36 

(5) South Carolina 62, (12) Ole Miss 50 

(6) Auburn 47, (11) Mississippi State 49 

Second Round 



(4) Georgia 66, (5) South Carolina 34 


Semifinals 


(2) Kentucky 69, (3) Vanderbilt 56 

Finals 

1) Tennessee 90, (2) Kentucky 65 



First Round 

(8) Florida 70, (9) Auburn 60 


(5) Arkansas 64, (12) Ole Miss 47 

(6) South Carolina 57, (11) Alabama 38 

Second Round 



(4) LSU 41, (5) Arkansas 40 

(6) South Carolina 59, (3) Georgia 55 

Semifinals 

(4) LSU 72, (1) Kentucky 61 


Finals 


142 


TOURNAMENTS 


Individual 

Single Game 

Most Points 

44 - LaToya Thomas, MS vs. AR. ............................2001 

Most Field Goals 

17 - Becky Jackson, AU vs. UT. .............................1983 

Most Field Goals Attempted 

32 - Tan White, MSU vs. UT ...............................2004 

Best Field Goal Percentage (Min. 10 Made) 

100.0 - Lisa Collins, UK vs. LSU (10x10) ......................1984 

Most 3-Point Field Goals 

7 - Twice 

Last by Sara Burgess, USC vs. UM (7x10). .....................2003 

Most 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 

20 - Brandi McCain, UF vs. AR .............................2001 

Best 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 4 Atts.) 

100.0 - Christina Wirth, VU vs. UF (5x5) ......................2007 

Most Free Throws 

15 - Shelia Collins, UT vs. LSU .............................1985 

Most Free Throws Attempted 

19 - Armintie Price, UM vs. USC ............................2005 

Best Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 Made) 

100.0 - Five times 

Last by Meredith Marsh, VU vs. UG (10x10) ....................2007 

Most Rebounds 

21 - Twice 

Last by Sheila Johnson, LSU vs. MSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1990 

Most Assists 

18 - Dawn Marsh, UT vs. UG ..............................1988 

Most Steals 

9 - Karen Booker, VU vs. UG. ..............................1987 

Most Blocks 

8 - Wanda Holloway, UG vs. UK ............................1981 

Tournament 

Most Points 

90 - Twice 

Last by Shelia Collins, UT (3 games) .........................1985 


35 - Four times 

Last by Seimone Augustus, LSU (3 games) .....................2006 


68 - Tara Williams, Auburn (4 games) ........................1997 

Best Field Goal Percentage (Min. 20 Atts.) 

79.5 - Katrina McClain, UG (35x44, 3 games). .................1986 

Most 3-Point Goals 

13 - Betsy Harris, UA (13x31, 3 games). ......................1993 

Most 3-Point Goals Attempted 

31 - Betsy Harris, UA (13x31, 3 games). ......................1993 

Best 3-Point Percentage (Min. 10 Atts.) 

86.0 - Angie Bjorklund, UT (12x14) ..........................2011 


33 - Shelia Collins, UT (3 games) ...........................1985 


38 - Shelia Collins, UT (3 games) ...........................1985 

Best Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 Atts.) 

100.0 - Six times 

Last by Christina Foggie, VU (12x12, 2 games) .................2012 

Most Rebounds 

44 - Valerie Still, UK (3 games) .............................1980 

Most Assists 

33 - Dawn Marsh, UT (3 games) ............................1988 

Championship Game 

Most Points 

34 - Bridgette Gordon, UT vs. AU ...........................1988 


14 - Eugenia Conner, UM vs. UG ...........................1983 


7 - Angie Bjorklund, UT vs. UK .............................2011 


13 - Bridgette Gordon, UT vs. AU ...........................1989 

Most Rebounds 

14 - Twice 

Last by Mae Ola Bolton, AU vs. UT ..........................1988 

SEC TOURNAMENT RECORDS 

Team 

Single Game 

Most Points Scored 

118 - Tennessee vs. Florida ................................1980 

Fewest Points Scored 

36 - Alabama vs. LSU ....................................2011 

Ole Miss vs. LSU ....................................2008 

Most Points, Losing Team 

99 - LSU vs. Tennessee ...................................1997 


44 - Georgia vs. Auburn ..................................1984 


85 - Kentucky vs. Alabama ................................1992 

Best Field Goal Percentage 

67.3 - Georgia vs. Ole Miss (33x49) .........................1986 

Fewest Field Goals 

14 - 9 Times 

Last by Arkansas vs. LSU ..................................2012 

LSU vs. Arkansas ..................................2012 

Fewest Field Goals Attempted 

35 - Arkansas vs. LSU ....................................2012 

Lowest Field Goal Percentage 

22.2 - Alabama vs. Ole Miss ...............................1990 


13 - Alabama vs. South Carolina. ...........................1998 

Most 3-Point Goals Attempted 

33 - S. Carolina vs. Kentucky. ..............................1994 

Best 3-Point Percentage (Min. 6 Atts.) 

87.5 - Vanderbilt vs. Ole Miss (7X8). .........................1998 


35 - Vanderbilt vs. Miss. State ..............................1982 


49 - Vanderbilt vs. Miss. State ..............................1982 

Best Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 Atts.) 

95.2 - Georgia vs. Tennessee (20x21) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2006 

Best Free Throw Percentage (Less than 10 Atts.) 

100.0 - South Carolina vs. Ole Miss (8x8) .....................1993 

100.0 - Georgia vs. Alabama (6x6) ..........................1986 

100.0 - Auburn vs. Ole Miss (5x5) ...........................1992 

Fewest Free Throws 

1 - Florida vs. Alabama. ..................................1983 

Fewest Free Throws Attempted 

2 - LSU vs. Vanderbilt ....................................2002 

Lowest Free Throw Percentage 

25.0 - Florida vs. Alabama (1x4) ............................1983 

Most Rebounds 

66 - Miss. State vs. Vanderbilt ..............................1982 

Fewest Rebounds 

20 - Arkansas vs. Auburn .................................2008 

Most Assists 

29 - Three times, most recently: 

Georgia vs. Auburn. .....................................1984 

Fewest Assists 

1 - South Carolina vs. Alabama. ............................2012 

Most Steals 

25 - Ole Miss vs. Alabama ................................2007 

Most Turnovers 

42 - Alabama vs. Ole Miss ................................2007 

Fewest Turnovers 

3 - Vanderbilt vs. Georgia .................................2009 

Most Blocks 

16 - Georgia vs. Kentucky .................................1981 

Most Fouls 

35 - Miss. State vs. Vanderbilt ..............................1982 

35 - Georgia vs. Ole Miss .................................1989 

Fewest Fouls 

7 - Vanderbilt vs. LSU ....................................2002 


143

TOURNAMENTS 


SEC TOURNAMENT INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES 

LaToya Thomas scored 44 points 

against Arkansas in the 2001 

SEC Tournament. 

Brandi McCain had 20 three-point 

field goal attempts against Arkansas 

in the 2001 tournament. 

Scoring - 

Minimum 30 points 

44 - LaToya Thomas, MS vs. AR (2001) 

40 - Shameka Christon, AR vs. VU (2002) 

40 - Shelia Collins, UT vs. UM (1985) 

39 - Merlakia Jones, UF vs. LSU (1995) 

38 - Tan White, MSU vs. ARK (2005) 

37 - Becky Jackson, AU vs. UT (1983) 

35 - Jennifer Gillom, UM vs. UT (1986) 

35 - Shelia Collins, UT vs. LSU (1985) 

35 - Janet Harris, UG vs. AU (1984) 

34 - LaToya Thomas, MS vs. UT (2003) 

34 - Bridgette Gordon, UT vs. AU (1988) 

34 - Barbara Brackman, VU vs. UT (1982) 

34 - Valerie Still, UK vs. LSU (1982) 

33 - Tasha Humphrey, UG vs. LSU (2005) 

33 - Shameka Christon, AR vs. LSU (2003) 

33 - Valerie Still, UK vs. MSU (1981) 

32 - DeWanna Bonner, AU vs. UM (2009) 

32 - Kara Lawson, UT vs. MS (2003) 

32 - Bridgette Gordon, UT vs. UG (1988) 

32 - Vickie Orr, AU vs. UG (1987) 

32 - Teresa Edwards, UG vs. LSU (1986) 

32 - Katrina McClain, UG vs. LSU (1986) 

32 - Sandra Rushing, UA vs. UF (1986) 

32 - Harriet Brumfield, VU vs. UA (1985) 

32 - Janet Harris, UG vs. LSU (1982) 

Rebounding 

21 - Sheila Johnson, LSU vs. MSU (1990) 

21 - Belinda Woods, MSU vs. VU (1982) 

18 - Brittany Henderson, UK vs. VU (2011) 

18 - Dana Johnson, UT vs. UA (1994) 

18 - Harriet Brumfield, VU vs. UA (1985) 

18 - Harriet Brumfield, VU vs. MSU (1982) 

17 - Tiffany Clarke, VU vs. UK (2011) 

17 - Murriel Page, UF vs. LSU (1995) 

17 - Clara Jackson, UM vs. USC (1993) 

17 - Karen Linder, LSU vs. UT (1987) 

17 - Shelia Collins, UT vs. UM (1985) 

17 - Lori Monroe, AU vs. UK (1983) 

17 - Mary Ostrowski, UT vs. VU (1982) 

17 - Valerie Still, UK vs. AU (1980) 

Field Goals (atts.) 

17 (24) - Becky Jackson, AU vs. UT (1983) 

16 (23) - Shameka Christon, AR vs. VU (2002) 

15 (23) - Shameka Christon, AR vs. LSU (2003) 

15 (24) - LaToya Thomas, MS vs. AR (2001) 

15 (26) - Merlakia Jones, UF vs. LSU (1995) 

15 (25) - Teresa Edwards, UG vs. LSU (1986) 

15 (28) - Shelia Collins, UT vs. UM (1985) 

15 (25) - Barbara Brackman, VU vs. UT (1982) 

Field Goals Attempts 

(made) 

32 (9) - Tan White, MSU vs. UT (2004) 

30 (10) - Vickie Orr, AU vs. UT (1988) 

29 (6) - Brandi McCain, UF vs. AR (2001) 

Three-Point Field 

Goals (atts.) 

7 (8) - Angie Bjorklund, UT vs. UK (2011) 

7 (10) - Sarah Burgess, USC vs. UM (2003) 

7 (14) - Betsy Harris, UA vs. UK (1993) 

Three-Point Field 

Goal aTTs. (made) 

20 (4) - Brandi McCain, UF vs. AR (2001) 

15 (3) - Alexis Rack, MSU vs. UM (2008) 

15 (5) - Dana Chatman, LSU vs. AU (1990) 

14 (4) - Elizabeth Roberton, UM vs. SC (2010) 

14 (6) - Cornielia Gayden, LSU vs. UF (1995) 

14 (7) - Betsy Harris, UA vs. UK (1993) 

Free Throws (atts.) 

15 (16) - Shelia Collins, UT vs. LSU (1985) 


14 (16) - Ashley McElhiney, VU vs. UT (2001) 

13 (17) - Shannon Johnson, USC vs. UK (1994) 

13 (15) - Bridgette Gordon, UT vs. AU (1989) 

Free Throws Attempts 

(made) 

19 (7) - Armintie Price, UM vs. USC (2005) 


17 (13) - Shannon Johnson, USC vs. UK (1994) 

16 (11) - Glory Johnson, UT vs. UF (2011) 

16 (14) - Ashley McElhiney, VU vs. UT (2001) 

16 (11) - Daedra Charles, UT vs. VU (1991) 

16 (8) - Harriet Brumfield, VU vs. MSU (1985) 

16 (15) - Shelia Collins, UT vs. LSU (1985) 

Blocks 

8 - Angela Gorsica, VU vs. UG (1995) 

8 - Wanda Holloway, UG vs. UK (1981) 

7 - Kelley Cain, UT vs. UA (2009) 

7 - Sylvia Fowles, LSU vs. UT (2006) 

7 - Marita Payne, AU vs. UT (2005) 

7 - Dee Dee Franklin, LSU vs. VU (1989) 

6 - Chanel Mokango, MSU vs. UG (2010) 

6 - Carla Thomas, VU vs. UK (2004) 

6 - Daedra Charles, UT vs. UG (1990) 

6 - Katrina McClain, UG vs. VU (1985) 

6 - Deborah Mitchell, UG vs. UK (1981) 

Steals 

9 - Karen Booker, VU vs. UG (1987) 

8 - Armintie Price, UM vs. USC (2005) 

Assists 

18 - Dawn Marsh, UT vs. UG (1988) 

17 - Temeka Johnson, LSU vs. UG (2005) 

15 - Niesa Johnson, UA vs. UM (1994) 

15 - Patty Jo Hedges, UK vs. LSU (1982) 

14 - Cathy Bender, VU vs. UT (1982) 

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Attendance 

Total Tournament Site Year aVerage/Session 

51,036 Nashville, Tenn. 2008 8,506 

46,130 Nashville, Tenn. 2012 7,688 

43,642 North Little Rock, Ark. 2003 7,274 

43,221 Chattanooga, Tenn. 1999 7,203 








33,882 Duluth, Ga. 2007 5,647 

32,793 Memphis, Tenn. 2001 5,466 

29,584 Columbus, Ga. 1998 4,930 


28,650 Greenville, S.C. 2005 4,775 


27,894 Duluth, Ga. 2010 4,649 



19,512 Albany, Ga. 1988 3,902 

18,935 Albany, Ga. 1989 3,787 

18,172 Albany, Ga. 1991 3,634 

16,976 Albany, Ga. 1990 3,395 

14,700 Albany, Ga. 1987 2,940 

12,318 Albany, Ga. 1992 2,053 

10,686 Oxford, Miss. 1985 2,137 

9,418 Athens, Ga. 1986 1,884 

9,274 Athens, Ga. 1984 1,855 

8,111 Lexington, Ky. 1982 1,622 

5,962 Knoxville, Tenn. 1983 1,192 

4,085 Knoxville, Tenn. 1980 817 

1,600 Baton Rouge, La. 1981 320 

Championship Game 

Attendance 

Game Year Site attend. 

Tennessee 70, LSU 60 2012 Nashville 12,441 

Tennessee 61, LSU 55 2008 Nashville 12,392 

Tennessee 85, Georgia 69 1999 Chattanooga 11,163 

Tennessee 90, Kentucky 65 2011 Nashville 11,150 

Tennessee 70, Mississippi State 67 2000 Chattanooga 10,687 

Tennessee 63, LSU 62 2006 N. Little Rock 8,255 

LSU 78, Tennessee 62 2003 N. Little Rock 8,072 

Tennessee 67, Alabama 63 1998 Columbus 7,603 

Vanderbilt 63, LSU 48 2002 Nashville 7,131 

Tennessee 64, Alabama 60 1996 Chattanooga 7,121 

Tennessee 82, Vanderbilt 57 1994 Chattanooga 6,357 

Tennessee 67, LSU 65 2005 Greenville 6,317 

Vanderbilt 67, Tennessee 61 1995 Chattanooga 6,239 

Tennessee 70, Kentucky 62 2010 Duluth 5,854 

Vanderbilt 62, Georgia 56 2004 Nashville 5,802 

Kentucky 80, Tennessee 74 1982 Lexington 5,200 

Tennessee 73, Auburn 70 1988 Albany 5,012 

Auburn 83, Georgia 57 1987 Albany 5,000 

Vanderbilt 51, LSU 45 2007 Duluth 4,759 

Vanderbilt 78, Georgia 64 1993 Chattanooga 4,586 

Tennessee 66, Auburn 51 1989 Albany 4,508 

Georgia 62, Vanderbilt 60 2001 Memphis 4,227 

Auburn 52, Florida 47 1997 Chattanooga 3,826 

Georgia 94, LSU 72 1986 Athens 3,416 

LSU 80, Tennessee 75 1991 Albany 3,399 

Georgia 74, Alabama 65 1984 Athens 3,356 

Auburn 78, Tennessee 77 1990 Albany 3,323 

Vanderbilt 61, Auburn 54 2009 N. Little Rock 3,261 

Tennessee 73, Georgia 66 1992 Albany 2,675 

Tennessee 85, Ole Miss 71 1980 Knoxville 2,342 

Largest Attendance By Session 

Attend. 

Session, Year 

12,897. ............Session 5, 2008 

11,788. ............Session 5, 1999 

11,264. ............Session 5, 2002 

11,182. ............Session 5, 2001 

11,029. ............Session 5, 2012 

10,443. ............Session 5, 2004 

10,356. ............Session 5, 2000 

10,207. ............Session 5, 2011 

10,142. ............Session 5, 2007 

9,938. .............Session 3, 2008 

9,872. .............Session 3, 1996 

Attend. 

Session, Year 

9,323. .............Session 4, 1997 

8,860. .............Session 5, 2003 

8,604. .............Session 3, 2003 

8,513. .............Session 1, 2003 

8,594 .............Session 3, 2012 

8,355. .............Session 3, 2000 

8,324. .............Session 5, 2006 

8,211. .............Session 3, 1999 

7,803. .............Session 5, 1997 

7,802. .............Session 4, 2002 

7,678. .............Session 4, 2002 

Attend. 

Session, Year 

7,461. .............Session 3, 2011 

7,438. .............Session 5, 1998 

7,306. .............Session 3, 1997 

7,167. .............Session 5, 2005 

7,043. .............Session 3, 1995 

6,878. .............Session 3, 2001 

6,855. .............Session 3, 1994 

6,710. .............Session 5, 1995 

6,628. .............Session 3, 2007 

6,622. .............Session 5, 1996 


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SEC Tournament Year-By-Year aTTendance 

1987 

March 4-7 • Albany, Ga. 

Session 1 ................1,600 

Session 2 ................1,100 

Session 3 ...............3,500 

Session 4 ...............3,500 

Session 5 ...............5,000 

Avg. Per Session. .......2,940 

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,700 

1988 


Session 1 ...............2,200 

Session 2 ................4,000 

Session 3 ...............3,600 

Session 4 ...............4,700 

Session 5 ...............5,012 


Total ...............19,512 

1989 


Session 1 ................3,138 

Session 2 ...............3,573 

Session 3 ...............4,192 

Session 4 ...............3,524 

Session 5 ...............4,508 


Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18,935 

1990 


Session 1 ...............2,681 

Session 2 ...............3,289 

Session 3 ...............3,257 

Session 4 ...............4,700 

Session 5 ...............5,012 


Total ...............16,976 

1991 


Session 1 ...............3,038 

Session 2 ...............3,223 

Session 3 ...............4,483 

Session 4 ...............4,029 

Session 5 ...............3,399 


Total ...............18,172 

1992 


Session 1 ...............1,645 

Session 2 ...............1,160 

Session 3 ...............2,187 

Session 4 ...............2,457 

Session 5 ...............2,194 

Session 6 ...............2,675 


Total ...............12,318 

1993 

March 5-8 • Chattanooga, Tenn. 

Session 1 ...............1,153 

Session 2 ...............2,468 

Session 3 .............. 6,388 

Session 4 ...............4,673 

Session 5 ...............4,624 

Session 6 ...............4,586 


Total ...............24,252 

1994 


Session 1 ...............2,179 

Session 2 ...............3,180 

Session 3 ...............6,855 

Session 4 ...............3,795 

Session 5 ...............6,078 

Session 6 ...............6,357 


Total ...............28,444 

1995 


Session 1 ...............2,108 

Session 2 ...............3,015 

Session 3 ...............7,043 

Session 4 ...............4,425 

Session 5 ...............6,710 

Session 6 ...............6,239 


Total ...............29,540 

1996 


Session 1 ...............2,917 

Session 2 ...............3,942 

Session 3 ...............9,872 

Session 4 ...............5,917 

Session 5 ...............6,622 

Session 6 ...............7,121 


Total ...............36,391 

1997 

Feb. 28-March 3 • Chattanooga, Tenn. 

Session 1 ...............3,228 

Session 2 ...............6,321 

Session 3 ................7,306 

Session 4 ...............9,323 

Session 5 ...............7,803 

Session 6 ...............3,826 


Total ...............37,806 

1998 

Feb. 26-March 1 • Columbus, Ga. 

Session 1 ...............2,486 

Session 2 ................3,312 

Session 3 ...............4,263 

Session 4 ...............4,482 

Session 5 ...............7,438 

Session 6 ................7,603 


Total ...............29,584 

1999 

Feb. 25-28 • Chattanooga, Tenn. 

Session 1 ................2,764 

Session 2 ...............3,421 

Session 3 ...............8,211 

Session 4 ...............5,874 

Session 5 ..............11,788 

Session 6 ..............11,163 


Total ...............43,221 

2000 


Session 1 ...............2,873 

Session 2 ...............3,685 

Session 3 ...............8,355 

Session 4 ...............5,279 

Session 5 ..............10,356 

Session 6 ..............10,687 


Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41,185 

2001 

March 1-4 • Memphis, Tenn. 

Session 1 ................2,628 

Session 2 ................2,909 

Session 3 ................6,878 

Session 4 ................4,969 

Session 5 ...............11,182 

Session 6 ................4,227 


Total ...............32,793 

2002 

Feb. 28-March 3 • Nashville, Tenn. 

Session 1 ................3,470 

Session 2 ................4,543 

Session 3 ................7,678 

Session 4 ................7,802 

Session 5 ...............11,264 

Session 6 ................7,131 


Total ...............41,888 

2003 

March 6-9 • North Little Rock, Ark. 

Session 1 .................... 

8513 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Session 2 ................4255 

Session 3 ................8604 

Session 4 ................5338 

Session 5 ................8860 

Session 6 ................8072 


Total ...............43,642 

2004 

March 4-7 • Nashville, Tenn. 

Session 1 ................3,712 

Session 2 ................5,120 

Session 3 ................7,840 

Session 4 ................6,297 

Session 5 ...............10,443 

Session 6 ................5,802 


Total ...............39,214 

2005 

March 3-6 • Greenville, S.C. 

Session 1 ................2,602 

Session 2 ................3,069 

Session 3 ................5,141 

Session 4 ................4,356 

Session 5 ................7,167 

Session 6 ................6,317 


Total ...............28,650 

2006 


Session 1 ................5,075 

Session 2 ................3,819 

Session 3 ................6,238 

Session 4 ................5,322 

Session 5 ................8,324 

Session 6 ................8,255 


Total ...............37,033 

2007 

March 1-4 • Duluth, Ga. 

Session 1 ................2,974 

Session 2 ................3,536 

Session 3 ................6,628 

Session 4 ................5,843 

Session 5 ...............10,142 

Session 6 ................4,759 


Total ...............33,882 

2008 

March 6-9 • Nashville, Tenn. 

Session 1 ................4,259 

Session 2 ................5,108 

Session 3 ................9,938 

Session 4 ................6,442 

Session 5 ...............12,897 

Session 6 ...............12,392 


Total ...............51,036 

2009 


Session 1 ................2,952 

Session 2 ................3,880 

Session 3 ................3,386 

Session 4 ................5,041 

Session 5 ................5,757 

Session 6 ................3,261 


Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24,777 

2010 

March 4-7 • Duluth, Ga. 

Session 1 ................2,385 

Session 2 ................3,682 

Session 3 ................5,012 

Session 4 ................4,813 

Session 5 ................6,148 

Session 6 ................5,854 


Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27,894 

2011 

March 3-6 • Nasvhille, Tenn. 

Session 1 ................3,519 

Session 2 ................3,827 

Session 3 ................7,461 

Session 4 ................5,976 

Session 5 ...............10,207 

Session 6 ...............11,150 


Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42,140 


March 1-4 • Nasvhille, Tenn. 

Session 1 ................4,404 

Session 2 ................3,919 

Session 3 ................8,594 

Session 4 ................5,743 

Session 5 ...............11,029 

Session 6 ...............12,441 


Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46,130 

146 


TOURNAMENTS 


1980 

Lori Monroe, Auburn (Fr.) 

Valerie Still, Kentucky (Fr.) 

Peggie Gillom, Ole Miss (Sr.) 

Carol Ross, Ole Miss (Jr.) 

Cindy Noble, Tennessee (Jr.) 

Jill Rankin, Tennessee (Sr.) - MVP 

Holly Warlick, Tennessee (Sr.) 

1981 

Mary Beasly, Alabama (Sr.) 

Leslie Payne, Alabama (Sr.) 

Becky Jackson, Auburn (Fr.) - MVP 

Angie Hannah, Auburn (Jr.) 

Valerie Still, Kentucky (So.) 

1982 

Janet Harris, Georgia (Fr.) 

Patty Jo Hedges, Kentucky (Jr.) 

Valerie Still, Kentucky (Jr.) - MVP 

Joyce Walker, LSU (Fr.) 

Tanya Haave, Tennessee (Jr.) 

Mary Ostrowski, Tennessee (Jr.) 

1983 

Becky Jackson, Auburn (Jr.) 

T. Edwards, Georgia (Fr.) - MVP 

Lisa O’Connor, Georgia (Fr.) 

Joyce Walker, LSU (So.) 

Eugenia Conner, Ole Miss (So.) 

Tanya Haave, Tennessee (Sr.) 

1984 

C. Crumpton, Alabama (Sr.) - MVP 

Teresa Edwards, Georgia (So.) 

Janet Harris, Georgia (Jr.) 

Wanda Holloway, Georgia (Sr.) 

Joyce Walker, LSU (Jr.) 

Donna Atkinson, Vanderbilt (So.) 

1985 

Mae Ola Bolton, Auburn (Fr.) 

Brenda Hill, Auburn (Sr.) 

Janet Harris, Georgia (Sr.) 

Jennifer Gillom, Ole Miss (Jr.) 

Shelia Collins, Tennessee (Sr.) - MVP 

Dawn Marsh, Tennessee (So.) 

1986 

Teresa Edwards, Georgia (Sr.) 

K. McClain, Georgia (Jr.) - MVP 

Lisa O’Connor, Georgia (Sr.) 

Alisha Jones, LSU (Jr.) 

Jennifer Gillom, Ole Miss (Sr.) 

Jackie Cowan, Vanderbilt (Sr.) 

1987 

Mae Ola Bolton, Auburn (Jr.) 

Diann McNeil, Auburn (Jr.) 

Vickie Orr, Auburn (So.) - MVP 

Katrina McClain, Georgia (Sr.) 

Kathy Spinks, Tennessee (Sr.) 

Karen Booker, Vanderbilt (Sr.) 

1988 

Ruthie Bolton, Auburn (Jr.) 

Diann McNeil, Auburn (Sr.) 

Vickie Orr, Auburn (Jr.) 

Tammye Jenkins, Georgia (Fr.) 

Jodie Whitaker, Kentucky (Jr.) 

B. Gordon, Tennessee (Jr.) - MVP 

SEC all-tournament TEAMS 

1989 

Vickie Orr, Auburn (Sr.) 

Patrena Scruggs, Auburn (Sr.) 

Sheila Frost, Tennessee (Sr.) 

B. Gordon, Tennessee (Sr.) - MVP 

Dena Head, Tennessee (Fr.) 

1990 

Carolyn Jones, Auburn (Jr.) - MVP 

Evelyn Thompson, Auburn (Sr.) 

Lady Hardmon, Georgia (So.) 

Daedra Charles, Tennessee (Jr.) 

Dena Head, Tennessee (So.) 

1991 

Carolyn Jones, Auburn (Sr.) 

Pokey Chatman, LSU (Sr.) - MVP 

Annette Jackson-Lowery, LSU (Sr.) 

Sheila Johnson, LSU (Sr.) 

Daedra Charles, Tennessee (Sr.) 

1992 

Lady Hardmon, Georgia (Sr.) 

Stacy McIntyre, Kentucky (Sr.) 

Charlotte Banks, Ole Miss (Sr.) 

Peggy Evans, Tennessee (Jr.) 

Dena Head, Tennessee (Sr.) - MVP 

1993 

Niesa Johnson, Alabama (So.) 

Deborah Reese, Georgia (Jr.) 

Clara Jackson, Ole Miss (Jr.) 

Misty Lamb, Vanderbilt (Sr.) 

M. Cunningham, Vanderbilt (So.) - MVP 

1994 

DeLisha Milton, Florida (Fr.) 

Dana Johnson, Tennessee (Jr.) 

Nikki McCray, Tennessee (Jr.) 

T. Woosley, Tennessee (Jr.) - MVP 

Rhonda Blades, Vanderbilt (Jr.) 

1995 

Niesa Johnson, Alabama (Sr.) 

Nikki McCray, Tennessee (Sr.) 

Dana Johnson, Tennessee (Sr.) 

Na’Sheema Hillmon, Vanderbilt (Fr.) 

Sheri Sam, Vanderbilt (Jr.) - MVP 

1996 

D. Canty, Alabama (Fr.) - MVP 

Brittany Ezell, Alabama (So.) 

Pietra Gay, LSU (Jr.) 

C. Holdsclaw, Tennessee (Fr.) 

Michelle Marciniak, Tennessee (Sr.) 

1997 

Laticia Morris, Auburn (Sr.) - MVP 

Tiffany Krantz, Auburn (Fr.) 

Tara Williams, Auburn (Sr.) 

DeLisha Milton, Florida (Sr.) 

Murriel Page, Florida (Jr.) 

C. Holdsclaw, Tennessee (So.) 

1998 

Dominique Canty, Alabama (Jr.) 

Murriel Page, Florida (Sr.) 

C. Holdsclaw, Tennessee (Jr.) - MVP 

Tamika Catchings, Tennessee (Fr.) 

Semeka Randall, Tennessee (Fr.) 

1999 

Dominique Canty, Alabama (Sr.) 

CoCo Miller, Georgia (So.) 

C. Holdsclaw, Tennessee (Sr.) - MVP 

Tamika Catchings, Tennessee (So.) 

Michelle Snow, Tennessee (Fr.) 

2000 

Angela Harris, Miss. State (Sr.) 

Nitra Perry, Miss. State (Sr.) 

L. Thomas, Miss. State (Fr.) - MVP 

Tamika Catchings, Tennessee (Jr.) 

Michelle Snow, Tennessee (So.) 

2001 

Kelly Miller, Georgia (Sr.) 

Deanna Nolan, Georgia (Sr.) 

LaToya Thomas, Miss. State (So.) 

Ashley McElhiney, Vanderbilt (So.) 

C. Anderson, Vanderbilt (So.) - MVP 

2002 

Shameka Christon, Arkansas (So.) 

Temeka Johnson, LSU (Fr.) 

Kara Lawson, Tennessee (Jr.) 

C. Anderson, Vanderbilt (Jr.) 

Z. Klimesova, Vanderbitl (Sr.) - MVP 

2003 

Shameka Christon, Arkansas (Jr.) 

Temeka Johnson, LSU (So.) - MVP 

Seimone Augustus, LSU (Fr.) 

LaToya Thomas, Miss. State (Sr.) 

Kara Lawson, Tennessee (Sr.) 

2004 

Janese Hardrick, Georgia (Fr.) 

Christi Thomas, Georgia (Jr.) 

Seimone Augustus, LSU (So.) 

Shyra Ely, Tennessee (Jr.) 

C. Thomas, Vanderbilt (Fr.) - MVP 

2005 

Tasha Humphrey, Georgia (Fr.) 

Seimone Augustus, LSU (Jr.) 

Temeka Johnson, LSU (Sr.) 

Armintie Price, Ole Miss (Fr.) 

Shyra Ely, Tennessee (Sr.) - MVP 

Brittany Jackson, Tennessee (Sr.) 

Shanna Zolman, Tennessee (Jr.) 

Ashley Earley, Vanderbilt (Sr.) 

2006 

Sherill Baker, Georgia (Sr.) 

Seimone Augustus, LSU (Sr.) 

Sylvia Fowles, LSU (So.) 

C. Parker, Tennessee (Fr.) - MVP 

Sidney Spencer, Tennessee (Jr.) 

2007 

Sylvia Fowles, LSU (Jr.) 

Rashonta LeBlanc, LSU (Jr.) 

Erica White, LSU (Jr.) 

Alexis Hornbuckle, UT (Jr.) 

Christina Wirth, VU (So.) 

Carla Thomas, VU (Sr.) - MVP 

2008 

DeWanna Bonner, AU (Jr.) 

Quianna Chaney, LSU (Sr.) 

Sylvia Fowles, LSU (Sr.) 

Shannon Bobbitt, UT (Sr.) 

Candace Parker, UT (Sr.) - MVP 

2009 

DeWanna Bonner, AU (Sr.) 

Whitney Boddie, AU (Sr.) 

Angie Bjorklund, UT (So.) 

Jennifer Risper, VU (Sr.) 

Christina Wirth, VU (Sr.) - MVP 

2010 

A’dia Mathies, UK (Fr.) 

Victoria Dunlap, UK (Jr.) 

Alicia Manning, UT (So.) 

Shekinna Stricklen, UT (So.) 

Alyssia Brewer, UT (So.) - MVP 

2011 

Victoria Dunlap, UK (Sr.) 

Angie Bjorklund, UT (Sr.) 

Glory Johnson, UT (Jr.) 

Shekinna Stricklen, UT (Jr.) - MVP 

Tiffany Clarke, VU (Jr.) 


A’dia Mathies, UK (Jr.) 

Keyla Snowden, UK (Sr.) 

LaSondra Barrett, LSU (Sr.) 

Adrienne Webb, LSU (Jr.) 

Glory Johnson, UT (Sr.) - MVP 

Shekinna Stricklen, UT, (Sr.) 

Tournament 

MVP 

1980: Jill Rankin, UT 

1981: Becky Jackson, AU 

1982: Valerie Still, UK 

1983: Teresa Edwards, UG 

1984: Cassandra Crumpton, UA 

1985: Sheila Collins, UT 

1986: Katrina McClain, UG 

1987: Vickie Orr, AU 

1988: Bridgette Gordon, UT 

1989: Bridgette Gordon, UT 

1990: Carolyn Jones, AU 

1991: Pokey Chatman, LSU 

1992: Dena Head, UT 

1993: Mara Cunningham, VU 

1994: Tiffany Woosley, UT 

1995: Sheri Sam, VU 

1996: Dominique Canty, UA 

1997: Laticia Morris, AU 

1998: Chamique Holdsclaw, UT 

1999: Chamique Holdsclaw, UT 

2000: LaToya Thomas, MSU 

2001: Chantelle Anderson, VU 

2002: Zuzi Klimesova, VU 

2003: Temeka Johnson, LSU 

2004: Carla Thomas, VU 

2005: Shrya Ely, UT 

2006: Candace Parker, UT 

2007: Carla Thomas, VU 

2008: Candace Parker, UT 

2009: Christina Wirth, VU 

2010: Alyssia Brewer, UT 

2011: Shekinna Stricklen, UT 

2012: Glory Johnson, UT 


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sec in the ncaa tournament 

NCAA Composite Record 

(1982-2012) 

School Appearances Won LoSS pCt. region SemiS region Final Final Four 

Tennessee ..........31 112 23 .830 30 26 18 

Georgia ............29 52 29 .642 19 10 5 

LSU ...............21 39 21 .650 12 8 5 

Vanderbilt ..........25 38 25 .603 14 5 1 

Auburn. ............18 29 18 .617 10 6 3 

Ole Miss ...........17 17 17 .500 10 5 0 

Texas A&M ..........9 17 8 .680 5 2 1 

Alabama ...........10 16 10 .615 6 1 1 

Florida .............13 11 13 .458 2 1 0 

Kentucky ...........9 11 9 .550 3 3 0 

South Carolina .......9 10 9 .526 2 0 0 

Arkansas ...........10 9 5 .643 1 2 1 

Miss. State ..........6 6 6 .500 1 0 0 

Missouri ............9 4 9 .308 2 0 0 

ACTUAL TOTALS ...188 347 180 .658 110 67 34 

CURRENT TOTALS ..205 368 197 .642 117 69 35 

Records prior to joining SEC: Arkansas 4-4 (.500), Missouri 4-9 (.308), South Carolina 4-6 (.400), Texas A&M 17-8 (.680) 

SEC Year-By-Year in the NCAA Tournament 

Year NCAA Teams W-L pCt. 

1982 AU 0-1, UG 0-1, UK 2-1, UM 0-1, UT 3-1 5-5 .500 

1983 AU 1-1, UG 3-1, UK 0-1, UM 1-1, UT 2-1 7-5 .583 

1984 UA 1-1, UG 2-1, LSU 1-1, UM 1-1, UT 4-1 9-5 .643 

1985 AU 1-1, UG 4-1, UM 2-1, UT 1-1 8-4 .667 

1986 AU 1-1, UG 1-1, UK 0-1, LSU 2-1, UM 2-1, UT 3-1, VU 0-1 9-7 .563 

1987 AU 2-1, UG 1-1, LSU 0-1, UM 1-1, UT 5-0, VU 0-1 9-5 .643 

1988 UA 0-1, AU 4-1, UG 1-1, LSU 0-1, UM 1-1, UT 3-1 9-6 .600 

1989 AU 4-1, UG 1-1, LSU 1-1, UM 2-1, UT 5-0, VU 0-1 13-5 .722 

1990 AU 4-1, UG 0-1, LSU 0-1, UM 2-1, UT 2-1, VU 2-1 10-6 .625 

1991 AU 2-1, UG 2-1, UK 0-1, LSU 0-1, UM 0-1, UT 5-0, VU 2-1 11-6 .647 

1992 UA 1-1, UM 2-1, UT 1-1, VU 2-1 6-4 .600 

1993 UA 1-1, AU 1-1, UF 1-1, UG 1-1, UT 2-1, VU 3-1 9-6 .600 

1994 UA 4-1, AU 1-1, UF 0-1, UM 1-1, UT 2-1, VU 2-1 10-6 .625 

1995 UA 2-1, AR 1-1, UF 1-1, UG 4-1, UM 0-1, UT 5-1, VU 2-1 15-7 .682 

1996 UA 2-1, AU 3-1, UF 0-1, UG 5-1, UM 0-1, UT 6-0, VU 3-1 19-6 .760 

1997 UA 2-1, AU 1-1, UF 3-1, UG 3-1, LSU 2-1, UT 6-0, VU 2-1 19-7 .731 

1998 UA 2-1, AR 4-1, UF 2-1, UG 0-1, UT 6-0, VU 0-1 14-6 .700 

1999 UA 1-1, AU 1-1, UF 0-1, UG 4-1, UK 1-1, LSU 2-1, MSU 0-1, UT 3-1 12-8 .600 

2000 AU 1-1, UG 3-1, LSU 3-1, MSU 1-1, UT 5-1, VU 1-1 14-6 .700 

2001 AR 1-1, UF 1-1, UG 1-1, LSU 1-1, UT 2-1, VU 3-1 9-6 .600 

2002 AR 1-1, UF 0-1, UG 0-1, LSU 1-1, MSU 1-1, USC 3-1, UT 4-1, VU 3-1 13-8 .619 

2003 AR 1-1, UG 2-1, LSU 3-1, MSU 1-1, USC 1-1, UT 5-1, VU 1-1 14-7 .667 

2004 AU 1-1, UF 1-1, UG 3-1, LSU 4-1, UM 0-1, UT 5-1, VU 2-1 16-7 .696 

2005 UG 2-1, LSU 4-1, UM 0-1, UT 4-1, VU 2-1 12-5 .706 

2006 UF 0-1, UG 2-1, UK 1-1, LSU 4-1, UT 3-1, VU 1-1 11-6 .647 

2007 UG 2-1, LSU 4-1, UM 3-1, UT 6-0, VU 1-1 16-4 .800 

2008 AU 0-1, UG 1-1, LSU 4-1, UT 6-0, VU 2-1 13-4 .765 

2009 AU 1-1, UF 1-1, UG 0-1, LSU 1-1, MSU 1-1, UT 0-1, VU 2-1 6-7 .462 

2010 UG 2-1, UK 3-1, LSU 1-1, MSU 2-1, UT, 2-1, VU 1-1 11-6 .647 

2011 UG 2-1, UK 1-1, UT 3-1, VU 0-1 6-4 .600 

2012 AR 1-1, UF 1-1, UG 0-1, UK 3-1, LSU 1-1, SC 2-1, UT 3-1, VU 1-1 12-8 .600 

Appearances By 

School 

ALABAMA [10] 

1984-88-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99 

ARKANSAS [10] 

1986-89-90-91-95-98-2001-02-03-12 

AUBURN [18] 

1982-83-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-93-94-96- 

97-99-2000-04-08-09 

FLORIDA [13] 

1993-94-95-96-97-98-99-2001-02-04-06- 

09-12 

GEORGIA [29] 

1982-83-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-93-95- 

96-97-98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07- 

08-09-10-11-12 

KENTUCKY [9] 

1982-83-86-91-99-2006-10-11-12 

LSU [21] 

1984-86-87-88-89-90-91-97-99-2000-01- 

02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-12 

OLE MISS [17] 

1982-83-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-92-94- 

95-96-2004-05-07 

MISSISSIPPI STATE [6] 

1999-2000-02-03-09-10 

MISSOURI [9] 

1982-83-84-85-86-94-2001-04-06 

SOUTH CAROLINA [9] 

1982-86-88-89-90-91-2002-03-12 

TENNESSEE [31] 

1982-83-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-91-92-93- 

94-95-96-97-98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05- 

06-07-08-09-10-11-12 

TEXAS A&M [9] 

1994-96-2006-07-08-09-10-11-12 

VANDERBILT [25] 

1986-87-89-90-91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98- 

2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11- 

12 

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ncaa tournament results 

1982 

Auburn Cheyney State L 64-75 East Region First Round Cheyney, Pa. 

Georgia Arizona State L 77-97 Midwest Region First Round Tempe, Ariz. 

Kentucky Illinois W 88-80 Midwest Region First Round Lexington, Ky. 

South Carolina W 73-69 Midwest Regional Semifinals Ruston, La. 

Louisiana Tech L 60-82 Midwest Regional Finals Ruston, La. 

Ole Miss Memhis State L 70-72 Mideast Region First Round Memphis, Tenn. 

Tennessee Jackson State W 72-56 Mideast Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Memphis State W 78-63 Mideast Regional Semifinals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Southern Cal W 91-90 (OT) Mideast Regional Finals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Louisiana Tech L 46-82 National Semifinals Norfolk, Va. 

1983 

Auburn Missouri W 89-76 Midwest Region First Round Auburn, Ala. 

Louisiana Tech L 54-81 Midwest Regional Semifinals Ruston, La. 

Georgia North Carolina W 72-70 Mideast Region First Round Athens, Ga. 

Indiana W 86-70 Mideast Regional Semifinals Notre Dame, Ind. 

Tennessee W 67-63 Mideast Regional Finals Notre Dame, Ind. 

Southern Cal L 57-81 National Semifinals Norfolk, Va. 

Kentucky Indiana L 87-79 Mideast Region First Round Lexington, Ky. 

Ole Miss Florida State W 86-76 Mideast Region First Round Oxford, Miss 

Tennessee L 83-90 (OT) Mideast Regional Semifinals Notre Dame, Ind. 

Tennessee S.C. State W 86-51 Mideast Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Ole Miss W 90-83 (OT) Mideast Regional Semifinals Notre Dame, Ind. 

Georgia L 63-67 Mideast Regional Finals Notre Dame, Ind. 

1984 

Alabama Central Michigan W 78-70 Mideast Region First Round Mt. Pleasant, Mich. 

Tennessee L 58-65 Mideast Regional Semifinals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Georgia Louisville W 112-69 Mideast Region First Round Athens, Ga. 

Ole Miss W 73-63 Mideast Regional Semifinals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Tennessee L 61-73 Mideast Regional Finals Knoxville, Tenn. 

LSU Missouri W 92-82 Midwest Region First Round Baton Rouge, La. 


Ole Miss Ohio State W 77-55 Mideast Region First Round Columbus, Ohio 

Georgia L 63-73 Mideast Regional Semifinals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Tennessee MTSU W 70-52 Mideast Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Alabama W 65-58 Mideast Regional Semifinals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Georgia W 73-61 Mideast Regional Finals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Cheyney State W 82-73 National Semifinals Los Angeles, Calif. 

Southern Cal L 61-72 National Finals Los Angeles, Calif. 

1985 

Auburn Memphis State W 82-64 Midwest Region First Round Auburn, Ala. 

NE Louisiana L 71-76 Midwest Regional Semifinals Monroe, La. 

Georgia Tennessee Tech W 91-74 West Region First Round Athens, Ga. 

UCLA W 78-42 West Regional Semifinals Los Angeles, Calif. 

Long Beach State W 97-82 West Regional Finals Los Angeles, Calif. 

Western Kentucky W 91-78 National Semifinals Austin, Texas 

Old Dominion L 65-70 National Finals Austin, Texas 

Ole Miss Southern Miss W 81-68 Mideast Region First Round Oxford, Miss. 

Tennessee W 63-60 Mideast Regional Semifinals Bowling Green, Ky. 

Western Kentucky L 68-72 Mideast Regional Finals Bowling Green, Ky. 


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Tennessee Virigina W 65-55 Mideast Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Ole Miss L 60-63 Mideast Regional Semifinals Bowling Green, Ky. 

1986 

Auburn Southern Illinois W 61-39 Midwest Region Second Round Auburn, Ala. 

Ole Miss L 55-56 (OT) Midwest Regional Semifinals Austin, Texas 

Georgia Illinois W 103-64 Mideast Region Second Round Athesn, Ga. 

Tennessee L 82-85 Mideast Regional Semifinals Iowa City, Iowa 

Kentucky Drake L 70-73 Midwest Region First Round Des Moines, Iowa 

LSU Middle Tennessee W 78-65 Mideast Region Second Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Ohio State W 81-80 Mideast Regional Semifinals Iowa City, Iowa 

Tennessee L 65-67 Mideast Regional Finals Iowa City, Iowa 

Ole Miss Drake W 84-71 Midwest Region Second Round Oxford, Miss. 

Auburn W 56-66 (OT) Midwest Regional Semfinals Austin, Texas 

Texas L 63-66 Midwest Regional Finals Austin, Texas 

Tennessee Iowa W 73-68 Mideast Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Georgia W 85-82 Mideast Regional Semifinals Iowa City, Iowa 

LSU W 67-65 Mideast Regional Finals Iowa City, Iowa 

Southern Cal L 59-83 National Semifinals Lexington, Ky. 

Vanderbilt Oklahoma L 67-85 Midwest Region Second Round Norman, Okla. 

1987 

Auburn Illinois W 92-58 Mideast Region Second Round Auburn, Ala. 

Old Dominion W 77-61 Mideast Regional Semifinals Knoxville, Tenn. 


Georgia Kansas W 82-51 Midwest Region Second Round Athens, Ga. 

Iowa L 60-62 Midwest Regional Semfinals Monroe, La. 

LSU Southern Illinois L 56-70 Midwest Region Second Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Ole Miss Penn State W 80-75 West Region Second Round Oxford, Miss. 

Long Beach State L 55-94 West Region Semifinals Los Angeles, Calif. 

Tennessee Tennessee Tech W 95-59 Mideast Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Virginia W 66-58 Mideast Regional Semifinals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Auburn W 77-61 Mideast Regional Finals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Long Beach State W 74-64 National Semifinals Austin, Texas 

Louisiana Tech W 67-44 National Finals Austin, Texas 

Vanderbilt James Madison L 60-68 East Region Second Round Harrisonburg, Va. 

1988 

Alabama South Carolina L 70-83 Midwest Region First Round Columbia, S.C. 

Auburn Penn State W 94-66 Mideast Region Second Round Auburn, Ala. 

Georgia W 68-65 Mideast Regional Semifinals Athens, Ga. 

Maryland W 103-74 Mideast Regional Finals Athens, Ga. 

Long Beach State W 68-55 National Semifinals Tacoma, Wash. 

Louisiana Tech L 54-56 National Finals Tacoma, Wash. 

Georgia Western Kentucky W 84-66 Mideast Region Second Round Athens, Ga. 

Auburn L 65-68 Mideast Regional Semifinals Athens, Ga. 

LSU Stephen F. Austin L 62-84 West Region First Round Nacogdoches, Texas 

Ole Miss Houston W 74-68 Midwest Region Second Round Oxford, Miss. 

Louisiana Tech L 60-80 Midwest Regional Semifinals Austin, Texas 

Tennessee Wake Forest W 94-66 East Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

James Madison W 72-52 East Regional Semifinals Norfolk, Va. 

Virginia W 84-76 East Regional Finals Norfolk, Va. 

Louisiana Tech L 59-68 National Semifinals Tacoma, Wash. 

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1989 

Auburn Temple W 88-54 Mideast Region Second Round Auburn, Ala. 

Clemson W 71-60 Mideast Regional Semifinals Auburn, Ala. 

Ole Miss W 77-51 Mideast Regional Finals Auburn, Ala. 

Louisiana Tech W 76-71 National Semifinals Tacoma, Wash. 

Tennessee L 76-60 National Finals Tacoma, Wash. 

Georgia Chattanooga W 90-69 Mideast Region First Round Athens, Ga. 

Clemson L 65-78 Mideast Region Second Round Clemson, S.C. 

LSU Purdue W 54-53 Midwest Region Second Round West Lafayette, Ind.. 


Ole Miss Old Dominion W 74-58 Mideast Region Second Round Oxford, Miss. 

N.C. State W 68-63 Mideast Regional Semifinals Auburn, Ala. 

Auburn L 51-77 Mideast Regionl Finals Auburn, Ala. 

Tennessee LaSalle W 91-61 East Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Virginia W 80-47 East Regional Semifinals Bowling Green, Ky. 

Long Beach State W 94-80 East Regional Finals 

Maryland W 76-65 National Semifinals Tacoma, Wash. 

Auburn W 76-60 National Finals 

Vanderbilt St. Joseph’s L 68-82 East Region First Round Philadelphia, Pa. 

1990 

Auburn Tennessee Tech W 73-54 Mideast Region Second Round Auburn, Ala. 

Vanderbilt W 89-67 Mideast Regional Semifinals Iowa City, Iowa 

Washington W 76-50 Mideast Regional Finals Iowa City, Iowa 

Louisiana Tech W 81-69 National Semifinals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Stanford L 81-88 National Finals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Georgia Arkansas L 70-81 West Region Second Round Athens, Ga. 

LSU Southern Miss L 65-75 Midwest Region First Round Hattiesburg, Miss. 

Ole Miss Utah W 74-51 West Region First Round Oxford, Miss 

UNLV W 66-62 West Region Second Round Las Vegas, Nev. 

Stanford L 65-78 West Regional Semifinals Palo Alto. Calif. 

Tennessee Old Dominion W 87-68 East Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Clemson W 80-62 East Regional Semifinals Norfolk, Va. 

Virginia L 75-79 (OT) East Regional Finals Norfolk, Va. 

Vanderbilt Rutgers W 78-75 Mideast Region First Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Iowa W 61-56 Mideast Region Second Round Iowa City, Iowa 

Auburn L 67-89 Mideast Regional Semifinals Iowa City, Iowa 

1991 

Auburn Holy Cross W 84-58 Mideast Region Second Round Auburn, Ala. 

Vanderbilt W 58-45 Mideast Regional Semifinals Knoxville, Tenn. 


Georgia UNLV W 86-62 West Region Second Round Athens, Ga. 

Long Beach State W 87-77 West Regional Semifinals Las Vegas, Nev. 

Stanford L 67-75 West Regional Finals Las Vegas, Nev. 

Kentucky James Madison L 62-70 East Region First Round Harrisonburg, Va. 

LSU Lamar L 73-93 Midwest Region Second Round Beaumont, Texas 

Ole Miss Stephen F. Austin L 62-73 Midwest Region First Round Nacogdoches, Texas 

Tennessee SW Missouri State W 55-47 Mideast Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Western Kentucky W 68-61 Mideast Regional Semifinals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Auburn W 69-65 Mideast Regional Finals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Stanford W 68-60 National Semifinals New Orleans, La. 


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Virginia W 70-67 (OT) National Finals New Orleans, La. 

Vanderbilt South Carolina W 73-64 Mideast Region First Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Purdue W 69-63 Mideast Region Second Round West Lafayette, Ind. 

Auburn L 45-58 Mideast Regional Semifinals Knoxville, Tenn. 

1992 

Alabama Tennessee Tech W 100-87 Mideast Region First Round Tuscaloosa, Ala. 

Western Kentucky L 68-98 Mideast Region Second Round Bowling Green, Ky. 

Ole Miss Southern Illinois W 72-56 Midwest Region Second Round Oxford, Miss. 

Penn State W 75-72 Midwest Regional Semifinals Boulder, Colo. 

SW Missouri State L 71-94 Midwest Regional Finals Boulder, Colo. 

Tennessee Rutgers W 97-56 Mideast Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Western Kentucky L 70-75 Mideast Regional Semifinals West Layfayette, Ind. 

Vanderbilt Connecticut W 75-47 East Region Second Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Miami (Fla.) W 77-67 East Regional Semifinals Charlottesville, Va. 

Virginia L 58-70 East Regional Finals Charlottesville, Va. 

1993 

Alabama Georgia Southern W 102-70 Mideast Region First Round Tuscaloosa, Ala. 

North Carolina L 73-74 (OT) Mideast Region Second Round Chapel Hill, N.C. 

Auburn Louisville W 66-61 Mideast Region Second Round Auburn, Ala. 

Iowa L 50-63 Mideast Regional Semifinals Iowa City, Iowa 

Florida Bowling Green W 69-67 East Region First Round Bowling Green, Ky. 

Virginia L 55-69 East Region Second Round Charlottesville, Va. 

Georgia San Diego State W 85-68 West Region First Round Athens, Ga. 

Stanford L 60-93 West Region Second Round Palo Alto, Calif. 

Tennessee Northwestern W 89-66 Mideat Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

North Carolina W 74-54 Mideast Regional Semifinals Iowa City, Iowa 

Iowa L 56-72 Mideast Regional Finals Iowa City, Iowa 

Vanderbilt California W 82-63 Midwest Region Second Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Stephen F. Austin W 59-56 Midwest Reginal Semifinals Nacogdoches, Texas 

Louisiana Tech W 58-53 Midwest Regional Finals Nacogdoches, Texas 

Texas Tech L 46-60 National Semifinals Atlanta, Ga. 

1994 

Alabama Oregon State W 96-86 Midwest Region First Round Tuscaloosa, Ala. 

Iowa W 84-78 Midwest Region Second Round Iowa City, Iowa 

Texas Tech W 78-66 Midwest Regional Semifinals Austin, Texas 

Penn State W 96-82 Midwest Regional Finals Austin, Texas 

Louisiana Tech L 66-69 National Semifinals Richmond, Va. 

Auburn Virginia Tech W 60-51 East Region First Round Blacksburg, Va. 

Connecticut L 59-81 East Region Second Round Storrs, Conn. 

Florida Texas A&M L 76-78 West Region First Round College Station, Texas 

Ole Miss Indiana W 83-61 Mideast Region First Round Oxford, Miss. 

Louisiana Tech L 67-82 Mideast Region Second Round Ruston, La. 

Tennessee N.C. A&T W 111-37 Mideast Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Clemson W 78-66 Mideast Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Louisiana Tech L 68-71 Mideast Regional Semifinals Fayetteville, Ark. 

Vanderbilt Grambling W 95-85 East Region First Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Minnesota W 98-72 East Region Second Round Nasvhille, Tenn. 

North Carolina L 69-73 East Regional Semifinals Piscataway, N.J. 

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1995 

Alabama Mt. Saint Mary’s W 82-55 East Region First Round Tuscaloosa, Ala. 

Duke W 121-120 (4OT) East Region Second Round Tuscalossa, Ala. 

Connecticut L 64-70 East Regional Semifinals Storrs, Conn. 

Arkansas San Francisco W 67-58 Mideast Region First Round Seattle, Wash. 

Washington L 50-54 Mideast Region Second Round Seattle, Wash. 

Florida Radford W 89-49 East Region First Round Charlottesville, Va. 

Virginia L 68-71 East Region Second Round Charlottesville, Va. 

Georgia Indiana W 81-64 Midwest Region First Round Athens, Ga. 

Louisville W 81-68 Midwest Region Second Round Athens, Ga. 

N.C. State W 98-79 Midwest Regional Semifinals Des Moines, Iowa 

Colorado W 82-79 Midwest Regional Finals Des Moines, Iowa 

Tennessee L 51-73 National Semifinals Minneapolis, Minn. 

Ole Miss Drake L 81-87 (OT) Midwest Region First Round Washington, D.C. 

Tennessee Florida A&M W 96-59 Mideast Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Fla. International W 70-44 Mideast Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Western Kentucky W 87-65 Mideast Regional Semifinals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Texas Tech W 80-59 Mideast Regional Finals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Georgia W 73-51 National Semifinals Minneapolis, Minn. 

Connecticut L 64-70 National Finals Minneapolis, Minn. 

Vanderbilt Northern Illinois W 90-44 West Region First Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Memphis W 95-68 West Region Second Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Purdue L 66-67 West Regional Semifinals Los Angeles, Calif. 

1996 

Alabama App. State W 95-66 West Region First Round Tuscaloosa, Ala. 

N.C. State W 88-68 West Region Second Round Tuscaloosa, Ala. 

Stanford L 76-78 (OT) West Regional Semifinals Seattle, Wash. 

Auburn Hawaii W 73-53 West Region First Round Boulder, Colo. 

Colorado W 68-61 West Region Second Round Boulder, Colo. 

Penn State W 75-69 West Regional Semifinals Seattle, Wash. 

Stanford L 57-71 West Reginal Finals Seattle, Wash. 

Florida San Francisco L 61-68 Mideast Region First Round Durham, N.C. 

Georgia St. Francis W 98-66 Midwest Region First Round Athens, Ga. 

Oklahoma State W 83-55 Midwest Region Second Round Athens, Ga. 

Stephen F. Austin W 78-64 Midwest Regional Semifinals Nacogdoches, Texas 

Louisiana Tech W 90-76 Midwest Regional Finals Nacogdoches, Texas 

Stanford W 86-76 National Semifinals Charlotte, N.C. 

Tennessee L 65-83 National Finals Charlotte, N.C.v 

Ole Miss Toledo L 53-65 East Region First Round Norfolk, Va. 

Tennessee Radford W 97-56 East Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Ohio State W 97-65 East Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Kansas W 92-71 East Regional Semifinals Charlottesville, Va. 

Virginia W 52-46 East Regional Finals Charlottesville, Va. 

Connecticut W 88-83(OT) National Semifinals Charlotte, N.C 

Georgia W 83-65 National Finals Charlotte, N.C. 

Vanderbilt Harvard W 100-83 Mideast Region First Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Wisconsin W 96-82 Mideast Region Second Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Iowa W 74-63 Mideast Regional Semifinals Rosemont, Ill. 

Connecticut L 57-67 Mideast Regional Finals Rosemont, Ill. 

1997 

Alabama St. Francis W 94-50 East Region First Round Tuscaloosa, Ala. 

St. Joseph’s W 61-52 East Region Second Round Tuscaloosa, Ala. 

Notre Dame L 71-87 East Regional Semifinals Columbia, S.C 


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Auburn Louisville W 68-65 Mideast Region First Round Ruston, La. 

Louisiana Tech L 48-74 Mideast Region Second Round Ruston, La. 

Florida Fla. International W 92-68 Mideast Region First Round Gainesville, Fla. 

Southern Cal W 92-78 Mideast Region Second Round Gainesville, Fla. 

Louisiana Tech W 71-57 Mideast Regional Semifinals West Lafayette, Ind. 

Old Dominion L 51-53 Mideast Regional Finals West Lafayette, Ind. 

Georgia Eastern Kentucky W 91-55 West Region First Round Athens, Ga. 

Arizona W 80-74 West Region Second Round Athens, Ga. 

Vanderbilt W 52-66 West Regional Semifinals Missoula, Mont. 

Stanford L 47-82 West Regional Finals Missoula, Mont. 

LSU Maine W 88-79 Mideast Region First Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Marquette W 71-58 Mideast Region Second Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Old Dominion L 49-62 Mideast Regional Semifinals West Lafayette, Ind. 

Tennessee Grambling State W 91-54 Midwest Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Oregon W 76-59 Midwest Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Colorado W 75-67 Midwest Regional Semifinals Iowa City, Iowa 

Connecticut W 91-81 Midwest Regional Finals Iowa City, Iowa 

Notre Dame W 80-66 National Semifinals Cincinnati, Ohio 

Old Dominion W 68-59 National Finals Cincinnati, Ohio 

Vanderbilt Washington W 74-62 West Region First Round Lawrence, Kan. 

Kansas W 51-44 West Region Second Round Lawrence, Kan. 

Georgia L 52-66 West Regional Semifinals Missoula, Mont. 

1998 

Alabama UNC-Greensboro W 94-46 Midwest Region First Round Tuscaloosa, Ala. 

UCLA W 75-74 Midwest Region Second Round Tuscaloosa, Ala. 

Louisiana Tech L 57-71 Midwest Regional Semifinals Lubbock, Texas 

Arkansas Hawaii W 76-70 West Region First Round Palo Alto, Calif. 

Harvard W 82-64 West Region Second Round Palo Alto. Calif. 

Kansas W 79-63 West Regional Semifinals Oakland, Calif. 

Duke W 77-72 West Regional Finals Oakland, Calif. 

Tennessee L 58-86 National Semifinals Kansas City, Mo. 

Florida Montana W 85-64 West Region First Round Gainesville, Fla. 

Virginia Tech W 89-57 West Region Second Round Gainesville, Fla. 

Duke L 58-71 West Regional Semifinals Oakland, Fla. 

Georgia George Washington L 72-74 East Region First Round Storrs, Conn. 

Tennessee Liberty W 102-58 Mideast Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Western Kentucky W 82-62 Mideast Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Rutgers W 92-60 Mideast Regional Semifinals Nashville, Tenn. 

North Carolina W 76-70 Mideast Regional Finals Nashville, Tenn. 

Arkansas W 86-58 National Semifinals Kansas City, Mo. 

Louisiana Tech W 93-75 National Finals Kansas City, Mo. 

Vanderbilt UC-Santa Barbara L 71-76 (OT) Mideast Region First Round Champaign, Ill. 

1999 

Alabama Grambling W 80-68 Midwest Region First Round Chapel Hill, N.C. 

North Carolina L 56-70 Midwest Region Second Round Chapel Hill, N.C. 

Auburn Texas W 69-61 East Region First Round Blacksburg, Va. 

Virginia Tech L 61-76 East Region Second Round Blacksburg, Va. 

Florida Arizona L 84-87 (OT) Midwest Region First Round Piscataway, N.J. 

Georgia Liberty W 73-52 Mideast Region First Round Athens, Ga. 

Southern Methodist W 68-55 Mideast Region Second Round Athens, Ga. 

Clemson W 67-54 Mideast Regional Semifinals Cincinnati, Ohio 

Iowa State W 89-71 Mideast Regional Finals Cincinnati, Ohio 

Duke L 69-81 National Semifinals San Jose, Calif. 

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Kentucky Nebraska W 98-92 West Region First Round Los Angeles, Calif. 

UCLA L 63-87 West Region Second Round Los Angeles, Calif. 

LSU Evansville W 78-69 West Region First Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Notre Dame W 74-64 West Region Second Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Louisiana Tech L 52-73 West Regional Semifinals Los Angeles, Calif. 

Mississippi State N.C. State L 57-76 Midwest Region First Round Lubbock, Texas 

Tennessee Appalachian State W 113-54 East Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Boston College W 89-62 East Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Virginia Tech W 68-52 East Regional Semifinals Greensboro, N.C. 

Duke L 63-69 East Regional Finals Greensboro, N.C. 

2000 

Auburn SW Missouri State W 78-74 Midwest Region First Round State College, Pa. 

Penn State L 65-66 Midwest Region Second Round State College, Pa. 

Georgia North Carolina W 82-57 West Region First Round Athens, Ga. 

Rutgers L 51-59 West Region Second Round Athens, Ga. 

LSU Liberty W 77-54 East Region First Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Stephen F. Austin W 57-45 East Region Second Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Duke W 79-66 East Regional Semifinals Richmond, Va. 

Connecticut L 71-86 East Regional Finals Richmond, Va. 

Mississippi State St. Peter’s W 94-60 West Region First Round Eugene, Ore. 

UAB L 72-78 West Region Second Round Eugene, Ore. 

Tennessee Furman W 90-38 Mideast Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Arizona W 75-60 Mideast Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Virginia W 77-56 Mideast Regional Semifinals Memphis, Tenn. 

Texas Tech W 57-44 Mideast Regional Finals Memphis, Tenn. 

Rutgers W 64-54 National Semifinals Philadelphia, Pa. 

Connecticut L 52-71 National Finals Philadelphia, Pa. 

Vanderbilt Kansas W 71-69 Midwest Region First Round Ruston, La. 

Louisiana Tech L 65-66 Midwest Region Second Round Ruston, La. 

2001 

Arkansas Baylor W 68-59 West Region First Round Durham, N.C. 

Duke L 54-75 West Region Second Rund Durham, N.C. 

Florida Holy Cross W 84-52 West Region First Round Gainesville, Fla. 

Washington L 75-86 West Region Second Round Gainesville, Fla. 

Georgia Liberty W 77-48 East Region First Round Athens, Ga. 

Missouri L 65-78 East Region Second Round Athens, Ga. 

LSU Arizona State W 83-66 Mideast Region First Round West Lafayette, Ind. 

Purdue L 70-73 Mideast Region Second Round West Lafayette, Ind. 

Tennessee Austin Peay W 80-38 Mideast Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

St. Mary’s W 92-75 Mideast Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Xavier L 65-80 Mideast Regional Semifinals Birmingham, Ala. 

Vanderbilt Idaho State W 83-57 Midwest Region First Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Colorado W 65-59 Midwest Region Second Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Iowa State W 84-65 Midwest Regional Semifinals Denver, Colo. 

Notre Dame L 64-72 Midwest Regional Finals Denver, Colo. 

2002 

Arkansas Clemson W 78-68 Mideast Region First Round Manhattan, Kan. 

Kansas State L 68-82 Mideast Region Second Round Manhattan, Kan. 

Georgia Old Dominion L 54-68 Mideast Region First Round West Lafayette, Ind. 


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LSU Santa Clara W 84-78 West Region First Round Boulder, Colo. 

Colorado L 69-58 West Region Second Round Boulder, Colo. 

Mississippi State Boston College W 65-59 West Region First Round Lubbock, Texas 

Texas Tech L 55-77 West Region Second Round Lubbock, Texas 

South Carolina Liberty W 69-61 East Region First Round Columbia, S.C. 

Cincinnati W 75-56 East Region Second Round Columbia, S.C. 

Drake W 79-65 East Regional Semifinals Raleigh, N.C. 

Duke L 68-77 East Regional Finals Raleigh, N.C. 

Tennessee Georgia State W 98-68 Midwest Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Notre Dame W 89-50 Midwest Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

BYU W 68-57 Midwest Regional Semifinals Ames, Iowa 

Vanderbilt W 68-63 Midwest Regional Finals Ames, Iowa 

Connecticut L 56-79 National Semifinals San Antonio, Texas 

Vanderbilt Oakland W 63-38 Midwest Region First Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Arizona State W 61-35 Midwest Region Second Round Nashville, Tenn. 

North Carolina W 70-61 Midwest Regional Semifinals Ames, Iowa 

Tennessee L 63-68 Midwest Regional Finals Ames, Iowa 

2003 

Arkansas Cincinnati W 71-57 West Region First Round Cincinnati, Ohio 

Texas L 50-67 West Region Second Round Cincinnati, Ohio 

Georgia Charlotte W 80-61 Midwest Region First Round Athens, Ga. 

Rutgers W 74-64 Midwest Region Second Round Athens, Ga. 

Duke L 63-66 Midwest Regional Semifinals Albuquerque, N.M. 

LSU Texas State W 86-50 West Region First Round Eugene, Ore. 

Wisc.-Green Bay W 80-65 West Region Second Round Eugene, Ore. 

Louisiana Tech W 69-63 West Regional Semifinals Palo Alto, Calif. 

Texas L 60-78 West Regional Finals Palo Alto, Calif. 

Mississippi State Manhattan W 73-47 Midwest Region First Round Albuquerque, N.M. 

New Mexico L 61-73 Midwest Region Second Round Albuquerque, N.M. 

South Carolina Chattanooga W 68-54 Mideast Region First Round University Park, Pa. 

Penn State L 67-77 Mideast Region Second Round University Park, Pa. 

Tennessee Alabama State W 95-43 Mideast Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Virginia W 81-51 Mideast Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Penn State W 86-58 Mideast Regional Semifinals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Villanova W 73-43 Mideast Regional Finals Knoxville, Tenn. 

Duke W 66-56 National Semifinals Atlanta, Ga. 

Connecticut L 68-73 National Finals Atlanta. Ga. 

2004 

Auburn N.C. State W 79-59 East Region First Round Bridgeport, Conn. 

Connecticut L 53-79 East Region Second Round Bridgeport, Conn. 

Florida New Mexico W 68-56 Midwest Region First Round Albuquerque, N.M. 

Baylor L 76-91 Midwest Region Second Round Albuquerque, N.M. 

Georgia Liberty W 78-53 West Region First Round Philadelphia, Pa. 

Texas Christian W 85-71 West Region Second Round Philadelphia, Pa. 

Purdue W 66-64 West Regional Semifinals Seattle, Wash. 

LSU L 60-62 West Regional Finals Seattle, Wash. 

LSU Austin Peay W 83-66 West Region First Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Maryland W 76-61 West Region Second Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Texas W 71-55 West Regional Semifinals Seattle, Wash. 

Georgia W 62-60 West Regional Finals Seattle, Wash. 

Tennessee L 50-52 National Semifinals New Orleans, La. 

Ole Miss Villanova L 63-66 West Region First Round Ames, Iowa 

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Tennessee Colgate W 77-54 Midwest Region First Round Tallahassee, Fla. 

DePaul W 79-59 Midwest Region Second Round Tallahassee, Fla. 

Baylor W 71-69 Midwest Regional Semifinals Norman, Okla. 

Stanford W 62-60 Midwest Regional Finals Norman, Okla. 

LSU W 52-50 National Semifinals New Orleans, La. 

Connecticut W 70-61 National Finals New Orleans, La. 

Vanderbilt Lipscomb W 76-45 Midwest Region First Round Chattanooga, Tenn. 

Chattanooga W 60-44 Midwest Region Second Round Chattanooga, Tenn. 

Stanford L 55-57 Midwest Regional Semifinals Norman, Okla. 

2005 

Georgia Rice W 75-49 Chattanooga Region First Round Dallas, Texas 

Texas W 70-68 Chattanooga Region Second Round Dallas, Texas 

Duke L 57-63 Chattanooga Regional Semifinals Chattanooga, Tenn. 

LSU Stetson W 76-36 Chattanooga Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Arizona W 76-43 Chattanooga Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Liberty W 90-48 Chattanooga Regional Semifinals Chattanooga, Tenn. 

Duke W 59-49 Chattanooga Regional Finals Chattanooga, Tenn. 

Baylor L 57-68 National Semifinals Indianapolis, Ind. 

Ole Miss George Washington L 57-60 Tempe Region First Round Chapel Hill, N.C. 

Tennessee Western Carolina W 94-43 Philadelphia Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Purdue W 75-54 Philadelphia Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Texas Tech W 75-59 Philadelphia Regional Semifinals Philadelphia, Pa. 

Rutgers W 59-49 Philadelphia Regional Finals Philadelphia, Pa. 

Michigan State L 64-68 National Semifinals Indianapolis, Ind. 

Vanderbilt Montana W 67-44 Kansas City Region First Round Seattle, Wash. 

Kansas State W 63-60 Kansas City Region Second Round Seattle, Wash. 

Michigan State L 64-76 Kansas City Regional Semifinals Kansas City, Mo. 

2006 

Florida New Mexico L 59-83 Albuquerque Region First Round Tucson, Ariz. 

Georgia Marist W 75-60 Bridgeport Region First Round Trenton, N.J. 

Hartford W 73-54 Bridgeport Region Second Round Trenton, N.J. 

Connecticut L 75-77 Bridgeport Regional Semfinals Bridgeport, Conn. 

Kentucky Chattanooga W 69-59 Bridgeport Region First Round Chicago, Ill. 

Michigan State L 63-67 Bridgeport Region Second Round Chicago, Ill. 

LSU Florida Atlantic W 72-48 San Antonio Region First Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Washington W 72-49 San Antonio Region Second Round Nashville, Tenn. 

DePaul W 66-56 San Antonio Regional Semifinals San Antonio, Texas 

Stanford W 62-59 San Antonio Regional Finals San Antonio, Texas 

Duke L 45-64 National Semifinals Boston, Mass. 

Tennessee Army W 102-54 Cleveland Region First Round Norfolk, Va. 

George Washington W 66-53 Cleveland Region First Round Norfolk, Va. 

Rutgers W 76-69 Cleveland Regional Semifinals Cleveland, Ohio 

North Carolina L 63-75 Cleveland Regional Finals Cleveland, Ohio 

Vanderbilt Louisville W 76-64 Cleveland Region First Round Nashville, Tenn. 

North Carolina L 70-89 Cleveland Region Second Round Nashville, Tenn. 

2007 

Georgia Belmont W 53-36 Dallas Region First Round Minneapolis, Minn. 

Iowa State W 76-56 Dallas Region Second Round Minneapolis, Minn. 

Purdue L 65-78 Dallas Regional Semifinals Dallas, Texas 

LSU UNC Asheville W 77-39 Fresno Region First Round Austin, Texas 

West Virginia W 49-43 Fresno Region Second Round Austin, Texas 

Florida State W 55-43 Fresno Regional Semifinals Fresno, Calif. 

Connecticut W 73-50 Fresno Regional Finals Fresno, Calif. 

Rutgers L 35-59 National Semifinals Cleveland, Ohio 


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Ole Miss TCU W 88-74 Dayton Region First Round Hartford, Conn. 

Maryland W 89-78 Dayton Region Second Round Hartford, Conn. 

Oklahoma W 90-82 Dayton Regional Semifinals Dayton, Ohio 

Tennessee L 62-98 Datyon Regional Finals Dayton, Ohio 

Tennessee Drake W 76-37 Dayton Region First Round Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Pittsburgh W 68-54 Dayton Region Second Round Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Marist W 65-46 Dayton Regional Semifinals Dayton, Ohio 

Ole Miss W 98-62 Dayton Regional Finals Dayton, Ohio 

North Carolina W 56-50 National Semifinals Cleveland, Ohio 

Rutgers W 59-46 National Finals Cleveland, Ohio 

Vanderbilt Delaware State W 62-47 Greensboro Region First Round East Lansing, Mich. 

Bowling Green L 59-56 Greensboro Region Second Round East Lansing, Mich. 

2008 

Auburn George Washinton L 56-66 Greensboro Region First Round Stanford, Calif. 

Georgia Iowa W 67-61 New Orleans Region First Round Norfolk, Va. 

North Carolina L 66-80 New Orleans Region Second Round Norfolk, Va. 

LSU Jackson State W 66-32 New Orleans Region First Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Marist W 68-49 New Orleans Region Second Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Oklahoma State W 67-52 New Orleans Regional Semifinals New Orleans, La. 

North Carolina W 56-50 New Orleans Regional Finals New Orleans, La. 

Tennessee L 46-47 National Semifinals Tampa, Fla. 

Tennessee Oral Roberts W 94-55 Oklahoma City Region First Round West Lafayette, Ind. 

Purdue W 78-52 Oklahoma City Region Second Round West Lafayette, Ind. 

Notre Dame W 74-64 Oklahoma City Regional Semifinals Oklahoma City, Okla. 

Texas A&M W 53-45 Oklahoma City Regional Finals Oklahoma City, Okla. 

LSU W 47-46 National Semifinals Tampa, Fla. 

Stanford W 64-48 National Finals Tampa, Fla. 

Vanderbilt Montana W 75-47 Spokane Region First Round Albuquerque, N.M. 

West Virginia W 64-46 Spokane Region Second Round Albbuquerque, N.M. 

Maryland L 66-80 Spokane Regional Semifinals Spokane, Wash. 

2009 

Auburn Lehigh W 85-49 Oklahoma City Region First Round Piscataway, N.J. 

Rutgers L 52-80 Oklahoma City Region Second Round Piscataway, N.J. 

Florida Temple W 70-57 Trenton Region First Round Storrs, Conn. 

Connecticut L 59-87 Trenton Region Second Round Storrs Conn. 

Georgia Arizona State L 47-58 Trenton Region First Round Duluth, Ga. 

LSU Green Bay W 69-59 Raleigh Region First Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Louisville L 52-62 Raleigh Region Second Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Mississippi State Texas W 71-63 Berkeley Region First Round Columbus, Ohio 

Ohio State L 58-64 Berkeley Region Second Round Columbus, Ohio 

Tennessee Ball State L 55-71 Berkeley Region First Round Bowling Green, Ky. 

Vanderbilt Western Carolina W 73-44 Raleigh Region First Round Albuquerque, N.M. 

Kansas State W 74-61 Raleigh Region Second Round Albuquerque, N.M. 

Maryland L 74-78 Raleigh Regional Semifinals Raleigh, N.C. 

2010 

GEORGIA Tulane W 64-59 Sacramento Region First Round Tempe, Ariz. 

Oklahoma State W 74-71 (OT) Sacramento Region Second Round Tempe, Ariz. 

Stanford L 36-73 Sacramento Regional Semifinals Sacramento, Calif. 

KENTUCKY Liberty W 83-77 Kansas City Region First Round Louisville, Ky.. 

Michgian State W 70-52 Kansas City Region Second Round Louisville, Ky. 

Nebraska W 76-67 Kansas City Regional Semifinals Kansas City, Mo. 

Oklahoma L 68-88 Kansis City Regional Finals Kansas City, Mo. 

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LSU Hartford W 60-39 Memphis Region First Round Durham, N.C. 

Duke L 52-60 Memphis Region Second Round Durham, N.C. 

Mississippi State Middle Tennessee W 68-64 Dayton Region First Round Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Ohio State W 87-67 Dayton Region Second Round Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Florida State L 71-74 Dayton Regional Semifinals Dayton, Ohio 

TENNESSEE Austin Peay W 75-42 Memphis Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Dayton W 92-64 Memphis Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Baylor L 62-77 Memphis Regional Semifinals Memphis, Tenn. 

Vanderbilt DePaul W 83-76 (OT) Sacramento Region First Round Cincinnati, Ohio 

Xavier L 62-63 Sacramento Region Second Round Cincinnati, Ohio 

2011 

georgia Middle Tennessee W 56-41 Dallas Region First Round Auburn, Ala. 

Florida State W 61-59 Dallas Region Second Round Auburn, Ala. 

Texas A&M L 38-79 Dallas Regional Semifinals Dallas, Texas 

Kentucky Hampton W 66-62 Spokane Region First Round Albuquerque, N.M. 

North Carolina L 74-86 Spokane Region Second Round Albuquerque, N.M. 

TENNESSEE Stetson W 99-34 Dayton Region First Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Marquette W 79-70 Dayton Region Second Round Knoxville, Tenn. 

Ohio State W 85-75 Dayton Regional Semifinals Dayton, Ohio 

Notre Dame L 59-73 Dayton Regional Finals Dayton, Ohio 

Vanderbilt Louisville L 62-81 Spokane Region First Round Cincinnati, Ohio 


ARKANSAS Dayton W 72-55 Raleigh Region First Round College Station, Texas 

Texas A&M L 59-61 Raleigh Region Second Round College Station, Texas 

FLORIDA Ohio State W 70-65 Des Moines Region First Round Bowling Green, Ohio 

Baylor L 57-76 Des Moines Region Second Round Bowling Green, Ohio 

georgia Marist L 70-76 Raleigh Region First Round Tallahassee, Fla. 

KENTUcky McNeese State W 69-62 Kingston Region First Round Ames, Iowa 

Green Bay W 65-62 Kingston Region Second Round Ames, Iowa 

Gonzaga W 79-62 Kingston Regional Semifinals Kingston, R.I. 

Connecticut L 65-80 Kingston Regional Finals Kingston, R.I. 

LSU San Diego State W 64-56 Kingston Region First Round Baton Rouge, La. 

Penn State L 80-90 Kingston Region Second Round Baton Rouge, La. 

south Carolina Eastern Michigan W 80-48 Fresno Region First Round West Lafayette, Ind. 

Purdue W 72-61 Fresno Region Second Round West Lafayette, Ind. 

Stanford L 60-76 Fresno Regional Semifinals Fresno, Calif. 

tennessee Tennessee-Martin W 72-49 Des Moines Region First Round Chicago, Ill. 

DePaul W 63-48 Des Moines Region Second Round Chicago, Ill. 

Kansas W 84-73 Des Moines Regional Semifinals Des Moines, Iowa 

Baylor L 58-77 Des Moines Regional Finals Des Moines, Iowa 

Vanderbilt Middle Tennessee W 60-46 Fresno Region First Round Nashville, Tenn. 

Duke L 96-80 Fresno Region Second Round Nashville, Tenn. 


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1982 

Shelia Collins, UT (Mideast MVP) 

1983 

Teresa Edwards, UG (Mideast) 

Janet Harris, UG (Mideast) 

Tanya Haave, UT (Mideast) 

1984 



Tanya Haave, UT (Mideast) 

Mary Ostrowski, UT (Mideast) 

1985 



Jennifer Gillom, UM (Mideast) 

Shelia Collins, UT (Mideast) 

TOURNAMENTS 


1986 


Jennifer Gillom, UM (Midwest MVP) 

Sheila Frost, UT (Mideast) 

Shelly Sexton, UT (Mideast MVP) 

1987 

Helene Baroody, AU (Mideast) 

Vickie Orr, AU (Mideast) 

Sheila Frost, UT (Mideast) 

Bridgette Gordon, UT (Mideast MVP) 

1988 

Mae Ola Bolton, AU (Mideast) 

Ruthie Bolton, AU (Mideast) 

Diann McNeil, AU (Mideast MVP) 

Bridgette Gordon, UT (East) 

Dawn Marsh, UT (East MVP) 

1989 

Ruthie Bolton, AU (Mideast) 

Linda Godby, AU (Mideast) 

Vickie Orr, AU (Mideast MVP) 

Cynthia Autry, UM (Mideast) 

Sheila Frost, UT (East) 

Bridgette Gordon, UT (East MVP) 

1990 

C.C. Hayden, AU (Mideast) 

Carolyn Jones, AU (Mideast Co-MVP) 

Evelyn Thompson, AU (Mideast) 

Kimsey O’Neal, UM (West) 

Daedra Charles, UT (East) 

Dena Head, UT (East) 

Wendy Scholtens, VU (Mideast) 

1991 

C.C. Hayden, AU (Mideast) 

Chantel Tremitiere, AU (Mideast) 

Stacey Ford, UG (West) 

Lady Hardmon, UG (West) 

Jody Adams, UT (Mideast) 

Kelli Casteel, UT (Mideast MVP) 

Daedra Charles, UT (Mideast) 

ncaa regional teams (sec only) 

Shelley Jarrard, VU (Midwest) 

1994 

Betsy Harris, UA (Midwest) 

Niesa Johnson, UA (Midwest) 

Yolanda Watkins, UA (Midwest) 

Nikki McCray, UT (Mideast) 

1995 

Kedra Holland, UG (Midwest) 

Saudia Roundtree, UG (Midwest) 

Dana Johnson, UT (Mideast) 

Michelle Marciniak, UT (Mideast) 

Nikki McCray, UT (Mideast MOP) 

1996 

Shalonda Enis, UA (West) 

Laticia Morris, AU (West) 

Saudia Roundtree, UG (Midwest MOP) 

Tracey Henderson, UG (Midwest) 

Latina Davis, UT (East MOP) 

Chamique Holdsclaw, UT (East) 

Michelle Marciniak, UT (East) 

Sheri Sam, VU (Mideast) 

1997 

DeLisha Milton, UF (Mideast MOP) 

Murriel Page, UF (Mideast) 

Kedra Holland-Corn, UG (West) 

Chamique Holdsclaw, UT (Midwest MOP) 

Kellie Jolly, UT (Midwest) 

Pashen Thompson, UT (Midwest) 

1998 

Sytia Messer, ARK (West MOP) Treva 

Christensen, ARK (West) 

Christy Smith, ARK (West) 

Chamique Holdsclaw, UT (Mideast MOP) 

Semeka Randall, UT (Mideast) 

1999 

Pam Irwin-Osbolt, UG (Mideast) 

Kelly Miller, UG (Mideast MOP) 

Chamique Holdsclaw, UT (East) 

Tamika Catchings, UT (East) 

2000 

Coco Miller, UG (West) 

Kelly Miller , UG (West) 

April Brown, LSU (East) 

Marie Ferdinand, LSU (East) 

Tamika Catchings, UT (Mideast MOP) 

Semeka Randall, UT (Mideast) 

2001 

Chantelle Anderson, VU (Midwest) 

Zuzana Klimesova, VU (Midwest) 

2002 

Shaun Gortman, SC (East) 

Jocelyn Penn, SC (East) 

Shyra Ely, UT (Midwest) 

Gwen Jackson, UT (Midwest) 

Zuzi Klimesova, VU (Midwest) 

Chantelle Anderson, VU (Midwest MOP) 

2004 

Janese Hardrick, UG (West) 

Christi Thomas, UG (West) 

Seimone Augustus, LSU (West MOP) 

Temeka Johnson, LSU (West) 

Tasha Butts, UT (Midwest) 

LaToya Davis, UT (Midwest) 

Shyra Ely, UT (Midwest) 

2005 

Tasha Humphrey, UG (Chattanooga) 

Seimone Augustus, LSU (Chattanooga MOP) 

Temeka Johnson, LSU (Chattanooga) 

Shyra Ely, UT (Philadelphia) 

Shanna Zolman, UT (Philadelphia) 

Carla Thomas, VU (Kansas City) 

2006 

Tasha Humphrey, UG (Bridgeport) 

Candace Parker, UT (Cleveland) 

Shanna Zolman, UT (Cleveland) 

Seimone Augustus, LSU (San Antonio-MOP) 

Sylvia Fowles, LSU (San Antonio) 

2007 

Quianna Chaney, LSU (Fresno) 

Sylvia Fowles, LSU (Fresno-MOP) 

Ashley Awkward, UM (Datyon) 

Armintie Price, UM (Dayton) 

Shannon Bobbitt, UT (Dayton) 

Candace Parker, UT (Datyon- MOP) 

2008 

Sylvia Fowles, LSU (New Orleans-MOP) 

Erica White, LSU (New Orleans) 

Alexis Hornbuckle, UT (Oklahoma City) 

Candace Parker, UT (Oklahoma City-MOP) 

2009 

Christina Wirth, VU (Raleigh) 

2010 

Victoria Dunlap, UK (Kansas City) 

2011 

Shekinna Stricklen, UT (Dayton) 


Samarie Walker, UK (Kingston) 

Glory Johnson, UT (Des Moines) 

Shekinna Stricklen, UT (Des Moines) 

1992 

Jackie Martin, UM (Midwest) 

Shelly Jarrard, VU (East) 

1993 

Lisa Harrison, UT (Mideast) 

Tiffany Woosley, UT (Mideast) 

Mara Cunningham, VU (Midwest) 

2003 

Christi Thomas, UG (Midwest) 

Aiysha Smith, LSU (West) 

Gwen Jackson, UT (Mideast MOP) 

Kara Lawson, UT (Mideast) 

Shyra Ely, UT (Mideast) 

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ncaa final four teams (SEC Only) 

Mary Ostrowski, Tennessee, Sr. 

Teresa Edwards, Georgia, Jr. 

Katrina McClain, Georgia, So. 

1984 

1985 

1987 

Tonya Edwards, Tennessee, Fr. (MOP) 

Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee, So. 

2007 

Candace Parker, Tennessee, So. (MOP) 

Nicky Anosike, Tennessee, Jr. 

Shannon Bobbitt, Tennessee, Jr. 

2008 

Sylvia Fowles, LSU, Sr. 

Candace Parker, Tennessee, Jr. (MOP) 

Nicky Anosike, Tennessee, Sr. 

Shannon Bobbitt, Tennessee, Sr. 

Ruthie Bolton, Auburn, Jr. 

Diann McNeil, Auburn, Sr. 

1988 

1989 

Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee, Sr. (MOP) 

Sheila Frost, Tennessee, Sr. 

Vickie Orr, Auburn, Sr. 

Carolyn Jones, Auburn, Jr. 

Chantel Tremitiere, Auburn, Jr. 

Daedra Charles, Tennessee, Sr. 

Dena Head, Tennessee, Jr. 

1990 

1991 

1993 

Heidi Gillingham, Vanderbilt, Jr. 

Betsy Harris, Alabama, Sr. 

Nikki McCray, Tennessee, Sr. 

1994 

1995 

1996 

Michelle Marciniak, Tennessee, Sr. (MOP) 

Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee, Fr. 

Tiffani Johnson, Tennessee, So. 

La’ Keisha Frett, Georgia, Jr. 

Saudia Roundtree, Georgia, Sr. 

1997 

Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee, So. (MOP) 

Kellie Jolly, Tennessee, So. 

1998 

Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee, Jr. (MOP) 

Tamika Catchings, Tennessee, Fr. 

Kellie Jolly, Tennessee, Jr. 

2000 

Tamika Catchings, Tennessee, Jr. 

Gwen Jackson, Tennessee, Sr. 

Kara Lawson, Tennessee, Sr. 

Shanna Zolman, Tennessee, So. 

2003 

2004 

Tennessee’s Tonya Edwards was named the Most 

Outstanding Player at the 1987 Final Four as a freshman. 


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TOURNAMENTS 


SEC in the NWIT/WNIT Tournament 

SEC Year-By-Year Results 

Appearances 

Year Teams W L pCt. 

1977 UA 0-3 0 3 .000 

1978 UK 2-1 2 1 .667 

1981 UG 3-0 3 0 1.000 

1984 VU 3-0 3 0 1.000 

1985 UF 2-1, LSU 3-0 5 1 .833 

1988 MSU 1-2 1 2 .333 

1990 UK 3-0 3 0 1.000 

1996 ARK 1-2, LSU 2-1 3 3 .500 

1998 LSU 2-1, MSU 0-1 2 2 .500 

1999 ARK 5-0, UM 0-1 5 1 .833 

2000 UA 0-1, ARK 3-1, UF 4-1 7 3 .700 

2001 UA 1-1, UM 0-1, MSU 2-1 3 3 .500 

2002 UA 3-1 3 1 .750 

2003 AU 5-0 5 0 1.000 

2005 ARK 1-1, UF 0-1, UK 3-1, MSU 0-1 4 4 .500 

2006 UM 1-1, USC 0-1 1 2 .333 

2007 AU 2-1, UK 2-1, MSU 1-1, USC 1-1 6 4 .600 

2008 UF 1-1, UK 2-1, MSU 0-1, USC 1-1 4 4 .500 

2009 ARK 1-1, UK 1-1, UM 1-1 3 3 .500 

2010 UF 1-1, UM 0-1 1 2 .333 

2011 UA 2-1, AR 3-1, AU 1-1, UF 2-1, SC 1-1 9 5 .643 

Alabama [5] ............ 1977-2000-01-02-11 

Arkansas [6] ............ 1996-1999-2000-05-09-11 

Auburn [3] .............. 2003-07-11 

Florida [6] .............. 1985-2000-05-08-10-11 

Georgia [1] ............. 1981 

Kentucky [6] ............. 1978-1990-2005-07-08-09 

LSU [3] ................ 1985-1996-1998 

Ole Miss [5] ............ 1999-2001-06-09-10 

Mississippi State [6] ....... 1988-1998-2001-05-07-08 

Missouri [4] ............. 2000-02-03-07 

South Carolina [4] ........ 2006-07-08-11 

Texas A&M [2] ........... 1995-2005 

Vanderbilt [1] ............ 1984 

Champions 

Georgia ................ 1981 

Vanderbilt .............. 1984 

LSU ................... 1985 

Kentucky ............... 1990 

Arkansas ............... 1999 

Auburn. ................ 2003 

1978 

Maria Donhoff, Kentucky 

1981 

Cynthia Collins, Georgia 

Wanda Holloway, Georgia 

All-Tournament Teams 

1996 



1998 


2003 


Tia Miller, Auburn 

2005 


1985 


Terry Whitehead, Florida 

1999 

Sytia Messer, Arkansas 

Lonniya Bragg, Arkansas (MVP) 

1990 

Vanessa Foster-Sutton, Kentucky 

Kristi Cushenberry, Kentucky 

2000 



Lonniya Bragg, Arkansas 

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TOURNAMENTS 


SEC in the NWIT/WNIT Tournament 

1977 

First Round 

Wayland Baptist 89, Alabama 59 

Consolation 

Belmont 88, Alabama 73 

Seventh Place 

Indiana State 84, Alabama 75 

1978 

First Round 

Kentucky 92, Kansas 87 

Semifinals 

Texas 75, Kentucky 60 

Third Place 

Kentucky 79, Long Beach State 69 

1981 

First Round 

Georgia 100, Pittsburgh 69 

Semifinals 

Georgia 80, Cal-Berkley 68 

Finals 

Georgia 75, Arizona State 73 

1984 

First Round 

Vanderbilt 82, Utah 58 

Semifinals 

Vanderbilt 79, Western Kentucky 68 

Finals 

Vanderbilt 67, UT-Chattanooga 66 

1985 

First Round 

Florida 70, Montana 49 

LSU 69, West Virgina 57 

Semifinals 

Florida 87, Drake 80 

LSU 71, Texas Tech 67 

Finals 

LSU 74, Florida 54 

1988 

First Round 

DePaul 73, Mississippi State 57 

Consolation 

Mississippi State 67, Montana 61 

Consolation Final 

South Alabama 73, Mississippi State 51 

1990 

First Round 

Kentucky 76, Maine 66 

Semifinals 

Kentucky 80, Miami (Fla.) 68 

Finals 

Kentucky 85, Toledo 76 

1996 

First Round 

LSU 77, UC-Santa Barbara 73 (OT) 

Arkansas 83, Princeton 51 

Semifinals 

Northwestern 79, LSU 75 

Arizona 80, Arkansas 77 

Third Place 

LSU 91, Arkansas 63 

1998 

First Round 

LSU 58, Boise State 38 (Baton Rouge) 

Baylor 75, Mississippi State 65 (Waco) 

Second Round 

LSU 74, Butler 58 (Baton Rouge) 

Semifinals 

Baylor 66, LSU 61 (Waco) 

1999 

First Round 

Arkansas 78, NW State 60 (Fayetteville) 

Tennessee-Martin 77, Ole Miss 66 (Martin) 

Second Round 

Arkansas 97, Oklahoma 93 (Fayetteville) 

Third Round 

Arkansas 76, Rice 70 (Fayetteville) 

Semfinals 

Arkansas 80, Drake 56 (Fayetteville) 

Finals 

Arkansas 76, Wisconsin 64 (Fayetteville) 

2000 

First Round 

Chattanooga 70, Alabama 68 (Chattanooga) 

Arkansas 83, Wichita State 63 (Fayetteville) 

Florida 97, Dayton 92 (Dayton) 

Second Round 

Arkansas 78, Missouri 88 (OT) (Fayetteville) 

Florida 74, Memphis 71 (Memphis) 

Arkansas 78, Georgia Tech 67 (Fayetteville) 

Florida 77, Maryland 57 (Gainesville) 

Semifinals 

Florida 83, Arkansas 62 (Fayetteville) 

Finals 

Wisconsin 75, Florida 74 (Madison) 

2001 

First Round 

Alabama 77, Memphis 67 (Tuscaloosa) 

Western Ky. 95, Ole Miss 92 (Bowling Green) 

Mississippi St. 77, Ga. Tech 73 (Starkville) 

Second Round 

UAB 84, Alabama 72 (Birmingham) 

Mississippi St. 86, Illinios 77 (Champaign) 

Third Round 

James Madison 63, Mississippi S. 61 (Starkville) 

2002 

First Round 

Alabama 68, Missouri 67 (Columbia) 

Second Round 

Alabama 99, E. Kentucky 77 (Richmond) 

Third Round 

Michigan St. 79, Alabama 61 (E. Lansing) 

2003 

First Round 

Auburn 77, S. Alabama 53 (Auburn) 

Second Round 

Auburn 68, Florida State 57 (Auburn) 

Third Round 

Auburn 59, Richmond 53 (Auburn) 

Semifinals 

Auburn 73, Creighton 62 (Omaha) 

Finals 

Auburn 64, Baylor 63 (Waco) 

2005 

First Round 

Arkansas St. 78, Mississippi St. 61 (Jonesboro) 

South Florida 61, Florida 56 (Tampa) 

Arkansas 61, UNLV 48 (Fayetteville) 

Kentucky 79, E. Michigan 68 (Lexington) 

Second Round 

Arkansas St. 98, Arkansas 84 (Jonesboro) 

Kentucky 91, Chattanooga 54 (Lexington) 

Third Round 

Kentucky 67, Xavier 62 (Lexington) 

Semfinals 

W. Va. 80, Kentucky 75 (2OT) (Lexington) 

2006 

First Round 

Xavier 70, S. Carolina 65 (OT) (Cincinnati) 

Ole Miss 78, Kansas 76 (Lawrence) 

Second Round 

Pittsburg 85, Ole Miss 76 (Pittsburg) 

2007 

First Round 

Kentucky 65, Oakland 56 (Rochester) 

Second Round 

Kentucky 85, Ball State 82 (Muncie) 

S. Carolina 81, Hartford 40 (Columbia) 

Mississippi St. 79, Tulane 73 (Starkville) 

Auburn 74, UAB 60 (Auburn) 

Third Round 

Wisconsin 67, Kentucky 61 (Madison) 

WKU 56, Miss St. 53 (Bowling Green) 

Auburn 81, Va. Tech 73 (Blacksburg) 

Hofstra 64, S. Carolina 59 (Columbia) 

Fourth Round 

Kansas State 67, Auburn 54 (Manhattan) 

2008 

First Round 

S. Carolina 102, NC A&T 74 (Columbia) 

Second Round 

Kentucky 68, MTSU 66 (Lexington) 

Southern Miss 62, Miss. St. 61 (Hattiesburg) 

Florida 60, Florida GC (Gainesville) 

NC State 72, S. Carolina 69 (Raleigh) 

Third Round 

Kentucky 84, JMU 66 (Lexington) 

NC State 80, Florida 55 (Raleigh) 

Fourth Round 

Marquette 69, Kentucky 64 (Lexington) 

2009 

First Round 

Kentucky 81, Chattanooga 76 (OT) (Lexington) 

Second Round 

Ole Miss 87, Murray State 49 (Oxford) 

Wisconsin 49, Kentucky 45 (Madison) 

Arkansas 61, Okla. St. 60 (OT) (Fayetteville) 

Third Round 

South Florida 74, Ole Miss 57 (Tampa) 

Kansas 75, Arkansas 59 (Lawrence) 

2010 

First Round 

Florida 61, South Florida 54 (Gainesville) 

Samford 66, Ole Miss 65 (Birmingham) 

Second Round 

Miami 77, Florida 64 (Miami) 

2011 

First Round 

South Carolina 67, App. State 54 (Columbia) 

Arkansas 91, Lamar 65 (Fayetteville) 

Alabama 80, Memphis 69 (Memphis) 

Auburn 68, Tennessee Tech 54 (Cookeville) 

Florida 59, UMBC 47 (Gainesville) 

Second Round 

Toledo 67, Auburn 52 (Toledo) 

Arkansas 65, Missouri State 64 (Springfield) 

Alabama 72, Northwestern (Chicago) 

Charlotte 69, South Carolina 57 (Columbia) 

Florida 74, Florida Gulf Coast 69 (Ft. Myers) 

Third Round 

Toledo 74, Alabama 59 (Toledo) 

Arkansas 78, Oral Roberts 59 (Tulsa) 

Charlotte 81, Florida 71 (Charlotte) 

quarterfinals 

Illinois State 60, Arkansas 49 (Normal) 


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SEC in the Preseason WNIT Tournament 

Year-By-Year Results 

1994 

Vanderbilt 80, Florida International 63 

Vanderbilt 69, Montana 65 

Texas Tech 86, Vanderbilt 81 (OT) 

1995 

Arkansas 84, Northwestern State 83 (2OT) 

Arkansas 81, Drake 76 

Arkansas 86, Ohio State 80 

Colorado 73, Arkansas 71 

1996 

Tennessee 80, Austin Peay 59 

Tennessee 79, Kansas 60 

Tennessee 72, Notre Dame 59 

Louisiana Tech 66, Tennessee 64 

1997 

Alabama 91, Furman 41 

Nebraska 74, Alabama 66 

1998 

Florida 75, Arkansas State 65 

Florida 70, Baylor 58 

Colorado State 80, Florida 65 

Florida 72, Indiana 67 

1999 

Georgia 76, UAB 75 

Georgia 65, Virginia Tech 60 

Georgia 78, Boston College 70 

Georgia 85, UC Santa Barbara 70 

2000 

Rice 61, South Carolina 56 

2001 

Vanderbilt 91, E. Kentucky 62 

Vanderbilt 81, Oregon St. 55 

Vanderbilt 72, Colorado 51 

Connecticut 69, Vanderbilt 50 

2002 

Mississippi State 87, South Alabama 61 

Mississippi State 92, Tulsa 66 

Penn State 82, Mississippi State 66 

2003 

Ole Miss 83, Jackson State 58 

Rutgers 65, Ole Miss 50 

2007 

LSU 86, Samford 38 

LSU 73, TCU 54 

LSU 64, Michigan State 41 

Maryland 75, LSU 62 

2010 

Florida 77, UCF 67 

Florida 76, Charlotte 70 

DePaul 74, Florida 73 

Georgia 

Champions 

1999 

All-Tournament Teams 

1994 


1995 



1996 



1998 


1999 


Tawana McDonald, Georgia (MVP) 

2001 



2002 


2007 



Tawana McDonald was named Most Valuable Player in the 

1999 Preseason WNIT. 

164 


The SEC has the richest 

history of any conference 

in the nation, boasting 

more poll appearances 

than any other. 

Polls

POLLS 


1976-77 

1. Delta State 

2. Immaculata 

3. St. Joseph’s 

4. Fullerton State 

5. TENNESSEE 

6. Tennessee Tech 

7. Wayland Baptist 

8. Montclair State 

9. Stephen F. Austin 

10. N.C. State 

11. LSU 

12. Baylor 

13. UCLA 

14. Old Dominion 

15. SE Louisiana 

16. Maryland 

17. Michigan State 

18. Mississippi College 

19. Southern Connecticut 

20. Kansas State 

1977-78 

1. Tennessee 


3. N.C. State 


5. UCLA 

6. Maryland 

7. Queens College 

8. Valdosta State 

9. Delta State 

10. LSU 



13. Missouri 


15. Texas 

16. Ohio State 

17. Penn State 

18. Southern Connecticut 

19. Memphis State 

20. OLE Miss 

1978-79 


2. Louisiana Tech 

3. Tennessee 

4. Texas 


6. UCLA 

7. Rutgers 

8. Maryland 

9. Cheyney State 



12. Valdosta State 

13. Penn State 


15. South Carolina 

16. Northwestern 

final associated press polls 

17. UNLV 

18. Long Beach State 

19. Fordham 


1979-80 


2. Tennessee 




6. Maryland 

7. Texas 

8. Rutgers 



11. Kansas 


13. Kansas State 

14. Kentucky 


16. Mercer 

17. Oregon 

18. Central Missouri State 

19. San Francisco 

20. Brigham Young 

1980-81 


2. Tennessee 


4. Southern Cal 



7. UCLA 

8. Maryland 

9. Rutgers 

10. Kansas 

11. Kentucky 

12. Oregon 

13. N.C. State 


15. Illinois State 

16. Texas 

17. Jackson State 

18. Minnesota 

19. Oregon State 

20. Clemson 

1981-82 



3. Maryland 

4. Tennessee 

5. Texas 



8. Rutgers 



11. Villanova 


13. Kentucky 



16. Drake 

17. Memphis State 

18. Arizona State 

19. Oregon 

20. Missouri 

1982-83 



3. Texas 



6. Maryland 


8. Georgia 

9. Tennessee 


11. Kentucky 


13. Ole Miss 

14. Auburn 

15. Missouri 



18. North Carolina 


20. LSU 

1983-84 

1. Texas 


3. Georgia 





8. LSU 


10. Ole Miss 

11. Missouri 

12. Alabama 

13. NE Louisiana 


15. Tennessee 


17. Maryland 

18. Virginia 


20. UT-Chattanooga 

1984-85 

1. Texas 

2. NE Louisiana 




6. Ole Miss 

7. Ohio State 

8. Georgia 

9. Penn State 

10. Auburn 

11. Washington 


13. Tennessee 

14. Western Kentucky 


16. UNLV 


18. UCLA 

19. Texas Tech 

20. San Diego State 

1985-86 

1. Texas 

2. Georgia 




6. Virginia 

7. Auburn 


9. LSU 

10. Rutgers 

11. Ole Miss 



14. Iowa 

15. Tennessee 


17. James Madison 

18. Southern Illinois 

19. Oklahoma 

20. Vanderbilt 

1986-87 

1. Texas 

2. Auburn 



5. Rutgers 

6. Georgia 

7. Tennessee 

8. Ole Miss 

9. Iowa 


11. Virginia 



14. LSU 



17. Villanova 


19. Southern California 


1987-88 

1. Tennessee 

2. Iowa 

3. Auburn 

4. Texas 

166 


POLLS 



6. Ohio State 


8. Rutgers 

9. Maryland 

10. Virginia 


12. Ole Miss 

13. Stanford 



16. Montana 

17. Georgia 

18. New Mexico State 


20. LaSalle 

1988-89 

1. Tennessee 

2. Auburn 


4. Stanford 

5. Maryland 

6. Texas 


8. Iowa 

9. Colorado 

10. Georgia 


12. Ole Miss 



15. Purdue 

16. UNLV 


18. LaSalle 



1989-90 


2. Stanford 

3. Washington 

4. Tennessee 

5. UNLV 


7. Georgia 

8. Texas 

9. Auburn 

10. Iowa 


12. Virginia 

13. Northwestern 


15. Purdue 

16. Hawaii 

17. Northern Illinois 

18. Providence 


20. Southern Miss 


22. Arkansas 


23. LSU 

24. Ole Miss 


1990-91 

1. Penn State 

2. Virginia 

3. Georgia 

4. Tennessee 

5. Purdue 

6. Auburn 

7. N.C. State 

8. LSU 

9. Arkansas 


11. Stanford 


13. Connecticut 



16. Texas 

17. UNLV 


19. Ole Miss 

20. Rutgers 

21. Clemson 


23. Iowa 

24. Lamar 

25. Oklahoma State 

1991-92 

1. Virginia 

2. Tennessee 

3. Stanford 


5. Ole Miss 

6. Miami 

7. Iowa 

8. Maryland 

9. Penn State 

10. SW Missouri State 

11. Purdue 


13. Vanderbilt 

14. West Virginia 


16. George Washington 

17. Kansas 

18. Alabama 

19. Texas 

20. Clemson 

21. Creighton 

22. Houston 


24. Colorado 

t25. Santa Barbara 

t25. Vermont 

1992-93 

1. Vanderbilt 

2. Tennessee 

3. Ohio State 

4. Iowa 

5. Texas Tech 

6. Stanford 

7. Auburn 

8. Penn State 

9. Virginia 

10. Colorado 

11. Maryland 


13. Western Kentucky 



16. Texas 


18. Vermont 

19. Bowling Green 

20. Miami 

21. Georgia 

22. Nebraska 

23. Hawaii 

24. Kansas 

t25. Northern Illinois 

t25. Oklahoma State 

1993-94 

1. Tennessee 

2. Penn State 

3. Connecticut 


5. Colorado 



8. Purdue 

9. Texas Tech 

10. Virginia 

11. Stanford 


13. Iowa 

14. Seton Hall 

15. Kansas 

16. Alabama 

17. Montana 


19. Florida International 

20. Florida 

21. Boise State 


23. Ole Miss 


25. Texas 

1994-95 


2. Colorado 

3. Tennessee 

4. Stanford 

5. Texas Tech 

6. Vanderbilt 

7. Penn State 



10. Virginia 


12. Georgia 

13. Alabama 


15. Arkansas 

16. Purdue 

17. Florida 


19. Ole Miss 

20. Duke 



23. Kansas 



1995-96 



3. Stanford 

4. Tennessee 

5. Georgia 


7. Iowa 

8. Penn State 

9. Texas Tech 

10. Alabama 

11. Virginia 


13. Duke 

14. Clemson 

15. Purdue 

16. Florida 

17. Colorado 

18. Wisconsin 

19. Auburn 

20. Kansas 

21. Notre Dame 



24. Ole Miss 

25. Texas A&M 

1996-97 



3. Stanford 



6. Georgia 

7. Florida 

8. Alabama 

9. LSU 

10. Tennessee 

11. Kansas 

12. Virginia 

13. Auburn 

14. Texas 


16. Illinois 



167

POLLS 


18. Colorado 



21. Clemson 


23. Tulane 



1997-98 

1. Tennessee 




5. Stanford 

6. Texas Tech 


8. Duke 

9. Arizona 

10. North Carolina State 

11. Alabama 


13. Florida 

14. Clemson 


16. Illinois 

17. Virginia 



20. Hawaii 

21. Purdue 

22. Drake 

23. Iowa 

24. Iowa State 

25. UCLA 

1998-99 

1. Purdue 

2. Tennessee 




6. Texas Tech 

7. Colorado State 

8. Notre Dame 

9. Rutgers 

t10. Clemson 

t10. Duke 

12. Georgia 

13. Virginia Tech 


15. UCLA 

16. Oregon 

17. Santa Barbara 



20. Virginia 

21. LSU 

22. Alabama 

23. Tulane 



25. Toledo 

1999-2000 


2. Tennessee 


4. Georgia 

5. Notre Dame 

6. Penn State 

7. Iowa State 

8. Rutgers 


10. Duke 


12. MissISSIPPI STATE 

13. Purdue 


15. LSU 

16. Auburn 

17. Boston College 

18. Oklahoma 

19. Virginia 

20. Oregon 

21. Arizona 

22. Tulane 


24. Xavier 

25. Michigan 

2000-2001 


2. Notre Dame 

3. Tennessee 

4. Georgia 

5. Duke 


7. Oklahoma 

8. Iowa State 

9. Purdue 


11. Rutgers 

12. Xavier 

13. Texas Tech 

14. Florida 


16. Iowa 

17. Utah 

18. LSU 


20. Colorado 


22. Clemson 

23. Baylor 

24. Wisconsin 

t25. Arizona State 

t25. Virginia Tech 

2001-2002 


2. Oklahoma 

3. Duke 

4. Vanderbilt 

5. Stanford 

6. Tennessee 

7. Baylor 


9. Purdue 



12. Colorado 

13. South Carolina 

14. Texas 




18. Minnesota 

19. Cincinnati 



22. LSU 


t24. Florida 

t24. Penn State 

2002-2003 


2. Duke 

3. LSU 

4. Tennessee 

5. Texas 


7. Texas Tech 


9. Stanford 

10. Purdue 

11. Villanova 


13. Mississippi State 




17. Minnesota 


19. Georgia 


21. Wisconsin - Green Bay 

22. Arizona 

23. Rutgers 

24. Arkansas 

t25. Boston College 

t25. George Washington 

2003-04 

1. Duke 

2. Tennessee 

3. Purdue 

4. Texas 

5. Penn State 




9. Houston 

10. Stanford 

11. Oklahoma 




15. Baylor 

16. Georgia 

17. Colorado 


19. LSU 

20. TCU 


22. aUburn 


24. Minnesota 

25. Villanova 

2004-05 

1. Stanford 

2. LSU 

3. Tennessee 


5. Baylor 


7. Duke 

8. Ohio State 

9. Rutgers 



12. Minnesota 

13. Texas 


15. Temple 


17. DePaul 



20. Georgia 



23. TCU 

24. Wisc.-Green Bay 


2005-06 


2. Ohio State 

3. Maryland 

4. Duke 

5. LSU 

6. Tennessee 

7. Oklahoma 


9. Rutgers 

10. Baylor 

11. Purdue 

12. Georgia 

13. DePaul 

13. Stanford 




18. Utah 

168 


POLLS 


19. Temple 

20. Texas A&M 

21. UCLA 

22. BYU 


24. New Mexico 

25. Minnesota 

2006-07 

1. Duke 



4. Tennessee 

5. Ohio State 

6. Stanford 

7. Maryland 


9. Vanderbilt 

10. LSU 

11. Oklahoma 

12. Purdue 

13. Texas A&M 

14. Georgia 


16. Middle Tennessee State 


18. Baylor 

19. Rutgers 


21. Marquette 

22. Wisc. Green Bay 

23. Louisville 


25. Montana 

2007-08 



3. TENNESSEE 

4. Stanford 

5. Maryland 

6. LSU 

7. Rutgers 

8. Texas A&M 

9. Duke 

10. California 


12. Baylor 

13. Oklahoma State 

14. Oklahoma 




18. Utah 


20. Geo Washington 

21. VANDERBILT 

22. Marist 

23. UTEP 

24. Virginia 



2008-09 


2. Stanford 

3. Maryland 

4. Oklahoma 

5. Baylor 

6. Duke 

7. Louisville 

8. AUBURN 

9. Texas A&M 



12. Florida State 

13. California 


15. Pittsburgh 

16. South Dakota St. 


18. TENNESSEE 


20. Xavier 


22. FLORIDA 


24. Virginia 

25. Texas 

2009-10 


2. Stanford 

3. TENNESSEE 

4. Nebraska 

5. Xavier 

6. Duke 

7. Notre Dame 

8. Ohio State 

9. Texas A&M 



12. Oklahoma 

13. Georgetown 

14. Baylor 

15. St. John’s 


17. Texas 

18. Gonzaga 

19. KENTUCKY 


21. LSU 

22. UCLA 

23. GEORGIA 


25. Hartford 

2010-11 


2. Stanford 

3. Baylor 

4. Tennessee 

5. Xavier 

6. Duke 

7. UCLA 

8. Texas A&M 

9. DePaul 


11. Miami (FL) 


13. Green Bay 



16. Maryland 

17. Kentucky 


19. Marist 

20. Gonzaga 

21. Oklahoma 

22. Houston 

23. Georgetown 

24. Georgia Tech 

25. Marquette 

2011-12 

1. Baylor 

2. Stanford 


4. Notre Dame 

5. Maryland 

6. Duke 

7. Delaware 

8. Miami (FL) 

9. Tennessee 

10. Green Bay 


12. Kentucky 

13. Purdue 




17. Nebraska 



20. Georgia 

21. St. Bonaventure 

22. Texas A&M 

23. Rutgers 

24. Princeton 


Poll Notebook 

• In terms of ranking, the SEC has the richest history of 

any conference in the nation, boasting more poll apperances 

than any other. 

• SEC teams have been ranked 629 consecutive weeks 

in the AP poll. League teams have been ranked 3,014 

times, including 1,486 Top 10 appearances and 750 Top 

5 appearances. 

• SEC teams can also boost of 136 No. 1 rankings in 

the AP Poll. 

• The league has had the top three teams in the AP Poll 

twice. In week three in 2005 and in week eight in 1989. 

• A nation-leading eight teams were ranked at one point 

in the AP and CNN/USA Today Top 25 polls during the 

1995-96 season. The league mirrored that feat during 

the 1996-97 season. 

• The SEC continued its rich history in the national rankings 

in the 2001-02 season with five teams ranked in 

the final Associated Press Poll and four in the final USA 

Today/ESPN Poll. 


169

1985-86 

1. Texas 



4. georgia 

5. tennessee 

6. OLE miss 


8. LSU 

9. auburn 

10. Rutgers 

11. NE Louisiana 



14. Virginia 




18. Oklahoma 

19. Iowa 

20. Montana 



23. Drake 


25. vanderbilt 

1986-87 

1. tennessee 


3. Texas 


5. Rutgers 

6. auburn 

7. Iowa 

8. Ohio State 

9. georgia 

10. Virginia 

11. ole miss 


13. Southern Illinois 






19. LSU 

20. Oregon 


22. Villanova 



25. Drake 

1987-88 


2. auburn 

3. tennessee 


5. Texas 

POLLS 


FINAL WBCA/USA TODAY coacHES POLLS 

6. Iowa 

7. Virginia 

8. Maryland 

9. Ohio State 

10. georgia 

11. Rutgers 

12. ole miss 

13. Southern California 

14. Stanford 



17. Montana 



20. Clemson 


22. DePaul 

23. New Mexico State 


25. Houston 

1988-89 

1. tennessee 

2. auburn 

3. Maryland 


5. Stanford 

6. Texas 


8. ole miss 

9. Ohio State 


11. Iowa 

12. UNLV 

13. Clemson 

14. LSU 

15. Virginia 


17. Purdue 

18. georgia 

19. Colorado 

20. Rutgers 






1989-90 

1. Stanford 

2. auburn 

3. Virginia 


5. tennessee 

6. Texas 

7. Washington 

8. Arkansas 




12. ole miss 

13. georgia 

14. Purdue 

15. UNLV 



18. Iowa 

19. Clemson 


21. Northern Illinois 



24. Hawaii 


1990-91 

1. tennessee 

2. Virginia 

3. Stanford 


5. auburn 

6. georgia 

7. Lamar 

8. Clemson 

9. Penn State 



12. Arkansas 

13. Washington 

14. Purdue 




18. LSU 



21. Iowa 

22. UNLV 



25. Texas 

1991-92 

1. Stanford 

2. Virginia 



5. TENNESSEE 

6. OLE MISS 

7. VANDERBILT 

8. Maryland 

9. Miami 

10. Iowa 



13. Stephen F. Austin 



16. Purdue 

17. ALABAMA 

18. UCLA 

19. Clemson 



22. Vermont 

23. Texas 

24. Creighton 

25. Kansas 

1992-93 

1. Texas Tech 

2. Ohio State 

3. Iowa 

4. VANDERBILT 

5. TENNESSEE 

6. Virginia 

7. Stanford 


9. Colorado 

10. AUBURN 








18. Maryland 

19. Texas 

20. Miami 

21. GEORGIA 

22. Nebraska 

23. Vermont 

24. Hawaii 

25. ALABAMA 

1993-94 



3. Purdue 

4. ALABAMA 

5. TENNESSEE 

6. Penn State 


8. Stanford 


10. Colorado 


12. Virginia 

13. VANDERBILT 

14. Seton Hall 

15. Iowa 


17. Kansas 

18. Montana 

19. Texas A&M 

20. OLE MISS 


22. Clemson 

23. Texas 


25. FLORIDA 

1994-95 


2. Colorado 

170 


POLLS 


3. Tennessee 

4. Stanford 

5. Vanderbilt 

6. Texas Tech 



9. Penn State 

10. Virginia 


12. Georgia 



15. Purdue 


17. FLORIDA 

18. ARKANSAS 

19. Ole Miss 

20. Duke 

21. Kansas 





1995-96 

1. Tennessee 

2. Georgia 


4. Stanford 


6. Virginia 

7. Vanderbilt 

8. Auburn 

9. Iowa 


11. Alabama 




15. Kansas 

16. San Francisco 

17. Clemson 

18. Colorado 

19. Duke 

20. Wisconsin 


22. Florida 

23. DePaul 


25. Texas 

1996-97 

1. Tennessee 


3. Stanford 


5. Notre Dame 

6. Florida 

7. Georgia 





11. Alabama 

12. LSU 

13. Illinois 

14. Virginia 

15. Colorado 

16. Kansas 


18. Texas 


20. Auburn 



23. Purdue 

24. Tulane 

25. Clemson 

1997-98 

1. Tennessee 



4. N.C. State 



t7. Arkansas 

t7. Duke 

9. Arizona 


11. Purdue 

12. Florida 


14. Illinois 

15. Stanford 

16. Rutgers 




20. UCLA 

21. Clemson 

22. Kansas 

23. Virginia 



1998-99 

1. Purdue 

2. Duke 


4. Tennessee 

5. Georgia 

6. Rutgers 

7. UCLA 


9. Texas Tech 




13. Clemson 

14. Virginia Tech 


16. LSU 



19. Oregon 

t20. SW Missouri St. 

t20 Virginia 

22. Kansas 


24. Xavier 

25. Alabama 

1999-2000 


2. Tennessee 

3. Penn State 

4. Rutgers 

5. Georgia 


7. Texas Tech 

8. LSU 

9. Notre Dame 


11. Duke 


13. Oklahoma 

14. Virginia 

15. MissISSippi State 

16. Purdue 



19. Auburn 

20. Arizona 


22. UAB 


24. Tulane 


2000-01 

1. Notre Dame 

2. Purdue 



5. Tennessee 


7. Vanderbilt 

8. Duke 

9. Xavier 

10. Oklahoma 



13. Georgia 


15. Utah 


17. Rutgers 

18. Florida 

19. Missouri 

20. LSU 

21. Iowa 

22. Clemson 

23. Colorado 

24. Villanova 


2001-02 


2. Oklahoma 

3. Tennessee 

4. Duke 

5. Vanderbilt 



8. Stanford 

9. Colorado 




13. Texas 

14. Purdue 

15. Baylor 


17. BYU 



20. Drake 

21. Minnesota 

22. LSU 

23. Cincinnati 


25. TCU 

2002-03 


2. Tennessee 

3. Texas 

4. Duke 

5. LSU 

6. Texas Tech 

7. Purdue 

8. Villanova 



11. Georgia 


13. Minnesota 

14. Stanford 


16. Mississippi State 



19. Colorado 





24. Wisconsin - Green Bay 

25. Arkansas 

2003-04 


2. Tennessee 

3. LSU 

4. Minnesota 

5. Duke 

6. Penn State 


171

7. Stanford 

8. Georgia 

9. Purdue 

10. Texas 

11. Baylor 





16. Houston 


18. Oklahoma 

19. UC-Santa Barbara 



22. TCU 

23. Auburn 

24. Colorado 

25. DePaul 

2004-05 

1. Baylor 


3. LSU 

4. Tennessee 

5. Stanford 


7. Rutgers 

8. Duke 

9. Ohio State 


11. Minnesota 






17. Texas 

18. Temple 


20. DePaul 

21. Liberty 



24. Maryland 


2005-06 

1. Maryland 

2. Duke 


4. LSU 

5. Tennessee 


7. Stanford 

8. Oklahoma 

9. Rutgers 


11. Purdue 

12. Utah 


14. Baylor 

POLLS 



15. DePaul 



18. UCLA 


20. BYU 



23. Temple 


25. Geo. Washington 

2006-07 

1. Tennessee 

2. Rutgers 


4. LSU 


6. Duke 

7. Purdue 


9. Oklahoma 

10. Ole Miss 

11. Geo. Washington 

12. NC State 


14. Maryland 


16. Stanford 




20. Baylor 

21. Texas A&M 

22. Marist 

23. Middle Tennessee 



2007-08 

1. TENNESSEE 

2. Stanford 


4. LSU 


6. Rutgers 

7. Maryland 

8. Texas A&M 

9. Duke 




13. Notre Dame 

14. Geo Washington 



17. Baylor 


19. Oklahoma 



22. Virginia 

23. Marist 

24. GEORGIA 

25. Texas-El Paso 

2008-09 


2. Louisville 

3. Stanford 

4. Oklahoma 

5. Maryland 

6. Baylor 

7. Texas A&M 

8. VANDERBILT 

9. Ohio State 




13. AUBURN 

14. Duke 


16. Purdue 



19. South Dakota St. 


21. Rutgers 


23. FLORIDA 

24. Virginia 

25. Xavier 

2009-10 


2. Stanford 

3. Oklahoma 

4. Baylor 

5. Xavier 

6. Duke 

7. Nebraska 

8. TENNESSEE 

9. KENTUCKY 



12. Gonzaga 

13. Iowa State 

14. Texas A&M 





19. GEORGIA 


21. MISSISSIPPI STATE 


23. UCLA 


25. LSU 

25. Texas 

2010-11 

1. Texas A&M 

2. Notre Dame 


4. Stanford 

5. Baylor 

6. Tennessee 

7. Duke 

8. Gonzaga 

9. Green Bay 

10. DePaul 

11. Xavier 


13. UCLA 


15. Oklahoma 






21. Marist 

22. Kentucky 

23. Maryland 

24. Georgia 

25. Marquette 

2011-12 

1. Baylor 

2. Notre Dame 

3. Stanford 


5. Maryland 

6. Duke 

7. Tennessee 

8. Kentucky 

9. Penn State 



12. Texas A&M 

13. Green Bay 

14. Delaware 




18. Purdue 

19. Gonzaga 

20. Georgia 



23. St. Bonaventure 

24. DePaul 

25. Kansas 

172 


women’s basketball contacts 

Alabama 

Basketball SID: Jessica Pare’ 

Office Phone: (205) 348-3673 

E-mail: jpare@ia.ua.edu 

Internet Address: www.rolltide.com 

Mailing Address: 

Alabama Communications 

PO Box 870391 

Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 

Kentucky 

Basketball SID: Susan Lax 

Office Phone: (859) 257-8420 

E-mail: slax0@uky.edu 

Internet Address: www.ukathletics.com 


Joe Craft Center 

338 Lexington Ave. 

Lexington, KY 40506 


Basketball SID: Diana Koval 

Office Phone: (803) 777-7977 

E-mail: dkoval@mailbox.sc.edu 

Internet Address: www.gamecocksonline.com 


Rice Athletic Center 

1304 Heyward St. 

Columbia, SC 29208 

Arkansas 

Basketball SID: Jeri Thorpe 

Office Phone: (479) 575-5037 

E-mail: jthorpe@uark.edu 

Internet Address: www.ArkansasRazorbacks.com 


Arkansas Media Relations 

PO Box 7777 

Fayetteville, AR 72701 

LSU 

Basketball SID: Bill Martin 

Office Phone: (225) 578-8204 

E-mail: wmarti4@lsu.edu 

Internet Address: www.LSUsports.net 


Athletics Administration Building 

North Stadium Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70803 

Tennessee 

Basketball SID: Eric Trainer 

Office Phone: (865) 974-8173 

E-mail: etrainer@utk.edu 

Internet Address: www.utsports.com 


Tennessee Media Relations 

PO Box 15016 

Knoxville, TN 37901 

Auburn 

Ole Miss 

Texas A&M 

Basketball SID: Matt Crouch 

Office Phone: (334) 740.4109 

E-mail: mcrouch@auburn.edu 

Internet Address: www.auburntigers.com 


Auburn Media Relations 

PO Box 351 

Auburn, AL 36831 

® 

Basketball SID: Kristen Saibini 

Office Phone: (662) 915-7896 

E-mail: klsaibin@olemiss.edu 

Internet Address: www.olemisssports.com 


Athletics Media Relations 

PO Box 1848 

University, MS 38677 

Basketball SID: Alan Cannon 

Office Phone: (979) 862-5725 

E-mail: acannon@athletics.tamu.edu 

Internet Address: www.aggieathletics.com 


Texas A&M Media Relations 

PO Box 30017 

College Station, TX 77842 

Florida 


Vanderbilt 

Basketball SID: Kathy Cafazzo 

Office Phone: (352) 375-4683 

ext 6133 

E-mail: kathyc@gators.ufl.edu 

Internet Address: www.gatorzone.com 


Florida Sports Communications 

PO Box 14485 

Gainesville, FL 32604 

Basketball SID: Brock Turnipseed 

Office Phone: (662) 325-7556 

E-mail: bturnipseed@athletics.msstate.edu 

Internet Address: www.hailstate.com 


Athletic Media Relations 

PO Box 5327 

Mississippi State, MS 39762 

Basketball SID: Michael Scholl 

Office Phone: (615) 343-5823 

E-mail: michael.scholl@vanderbilt.edu 

Internet Address: www.vucommodores.com 


Vanderbilt Athletics 

2601 Jess Neely Dr. 

Nashville, TN 37212 

Georgia 

Basketball SID: Mike Mobley 

Office Phone: (706) 542-1621 

E-mail: mmobley@sports.uga.edu 

Internet Address: www.georgiadogs.com 


Georgia Sports Communications 

PO Box 1472 

Athens, GA 30603 

MISSOURI 

Basketball SID: Jenny Dewar 

Office Phone: (573) 884-9486 

E-mail: dewarj@missouri.edu 

Internet Address: www.mutigers.com 


Mizzou Athletics 

PO Box 677 - Hearnes Center 

Columbia, MO 65205 

SEC 

Basketball SID: Tammy Wilson 

Office Phone: (205) 458-3000 

E-mail: twilson@sec.org 

Internet Address: www.secdigitalnetwork.com 


2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. North 

Birmingham, AL 35203

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