2013-14 central michigan wbb media guide

Taylor Johnson

Jessica Green

COACH sue guevara

Crystal Bradford

Niki DiGuilio

• 2013-14 Preseason All-MAC

• 2013 World University Games Gold Medalist

• Averaged 10.8 points and 4.7 rebounds at World University Games

• 2013 All-MAC First-Team and MAC Tournament MVP

• 2013 WBCA Region 4 All-American Candidate

• Named MAC West Player of the Week five times last season

• Scored career-high 36 points in NCAA First Round vs. Oklahoma

• Only player in program history to score 500 points and pull down 300 rebounds in a season

• In 2011, earned All-MAC Honorable Mention and was named to MAC All-Freshman Team

• Rated as No. 37 prospect, and ninth best guard, in the nation by ESPN out of high school

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry

Central Michigan Women’s Basketball 1 CMUChippewas.com

General InformationLocation ................................................. Mount Pleasant, Mich.Enrollment ........................................................................... 27,693Founded ...................................................................................1892Nickname .................................................................... ChippewasColors ............................................................... Maroon and GoldConference............................................................Mid-AmericanPresident .........................................................Dr. George E. RossAthletic Director .......................................................Dave HeekeWeb ............................................................CMUChippewas.comFacebook .....................................Facebook.com/CMUWBBallTwitter...................................................................... @CMUWBBallArena ....................................................... McGuirk Arena (5,300)

Team Information2012-13 Record .................................................................... 21-122012-13 MAC Record/Finish ..................12-4 / T-2nd (West)MAC Tournament Finish ...........................................Champion2012-13 Postseason ....................................NCAA First RoundLetterwinners Returning/Lost............................................10/3Starters Returning/Lost ..........................................................3/2Newcomers ..................................................................................... 4

Program HistoryProgram Record (%) ...........................................546-584 (.483)MAC Record (%) ..................................................242-292 (.453)MAC Regular Season Titles .................................. 2 (1984, ’85)MAC Tournament Titles .............................3 (1983, ’84, 2013)NCAA Tournament Apperances .............3 (1983, ’84, 2013)NIT Appearances ..................................................... 2 (2011, ’12)

Coaching StaffHead Coach ....................................Sue Guevara (7th season)Alma Mater ...................................Saginaw Valley State, 1982 CMU Record ................................................................... 97-94 Career Record .................................220-176 (13 seasons)Associate Head Coach .................................Heather OesterleAssistant Coach ...................................................Raina HarmonAssistant Coach ..............................................Andrew WodrichDirector of Operations ......................................Phil WendlandVideo Coordinator ....................................... Courtney Shelton

Athletic CommunicationsDirector of Communications .............................. Rob WymanAssociate Director ........................................... John RegenfussAssistant Director/WBB Contact .......................... Kyle Kelley Office Phone ..................................................989-774-1128 Cell Phone ......................................................989-400-1705 E-Mail ............................................. [email protected] Director ....................................................................TBACommunications Assistant ........................Maria SchmidtkePress Box Phone ....................................... 989-774-3579/3594Web Site ..................................... CMUChippewas.com/media

Local Media InformationWBB Radio Play-By-Play .....................................Jared Sandler Email..................................................sandler1j@gmail.comMorning Sun Reporter .............................................. Jim Lahde [email protected]

Quick Facts

The 2013-14 Central Michigan University women’s basketball guide was published by the Athletic Communications Office, 100 Rose Center, Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48859. The guide and covers were designed, written and edited by Rob Wyman and Kyle Kelley. Photos by Tim Fitzgerald, Robert Barclay and Peggy Brisbane. Printing by CMU Printing Services.

Table of ContentsQuick Facts/Table of Contents ................ 1Program Notes.............................................. 2Roster/Pronunciation Guide .................... 4Radio/TV Roster ........................................... 5Media Information ...................................... 6Head Coach Sue Guevara ......................... 8Assoc. Head Coach Heather Oesterle ..... 10Assistant Coach Raina Harmon ............11Assistant Coach Andrew Wodrich .......12DOBO Phil Wendland ...............................13Video Coord. Courtney Shelton ...........13Team Photo ..................................................14Athletics Director Dave Heeke ..............16Athletics Administration ........................17Head Coaches .............................................18Lauren Bellamy ...........................................20

Jas’Mine Bracey ..........................................20Crystal Bradford .........................................21Jewel Cotton ...............................................22Niki DiGuilio.................................................22Rikke Fabricius ............................................23Jessica Green ...............................................23Taylor Johnson ...........................................24Lorreal Jones ...............................................25Jordan LaDuke ............................................25Chelsea Lynn ...............................................26Jacqueline Simpson ..................................26Kerby Tamm .................................................27Da’Jourie Turner .........................................27Kylie Welch ...................................................282012-13 Statistics ......................................302012-13 MAC Recap .................................34

Honors ...........................................................36All-Time Letterwinners ............................37All-Time vs. Opponents ...........................38All-Time Game-by-Game ........................39MAC Game-by-Game ...............................46Postseason Games ....................................50Year-by-Year Results .................................51Individual Records.....................................52Team Records ..............................................56Year-by-Year Statistics ..............................58

Central Michigan Women’s Basketball 2

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry

CMUChippewas.com

Chippewas Tabbed FavoritesCentral Michigan was a unanimous choice to win the Mid-American Conference West title and received nine of 12 votes to repeat at the MAC Tournament by the coaches in the leagues’ preseason poll. CMU returns 10 letterwinners and three starters from last season’s MAC Tourney championship squad.

Bradford and Green Preseason All-MACJuniors Crystal Bradford and Jessica Green were each named to the Preseason All-MAC West Team as voted by the leagues’ coaches. The tandem returns as the Chippewas’ top two scorers from a season ago and are both on pass to eclipse the 1,000-point plateau in 2013-14.

The Big DanceThe Chippewas claimed their first MAC Tournament Title and clinched a spot in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 1984 last season by defeating Akron in the conference championship game, 86-68. The Maroon and Gold earned a No. 11 seed and fell to No. 6 seed Oklahoma in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Columbus, Ohio, 78-73.

MVP! MVP! MVP!Crystal Bradford became just the second player in program history to earn MAC Tournament MVP honors last season by averaging 18.7 points, 7.0 rebounds and 3.3 steals over the three games. Bradford’s All-Tournament Team selection was her second in as many seasons.

Battle TestedAfter battling through the third toughest non-conference schedule in the country a season ago, the Chippewas will take on another daunting non-conference schedule this season. Ten of the Chippewas’ 12 non-conference games will be against postseason teams from a year ago, including eight games versus NCAA Tournament foes.

Welcome to ParadiseThe Chippewas will play in the Paradise Jam in the Virgin Islands for the first time in program history Nov. 28-30. CMU will open the tournament versus Kansas before battling ACC champ Duke and closing with Xavier.

Off and RunningOne of the top scoring teams in the country, CMU ranked 12th last season by averaging 74.4 points per contest. The Chippewas scored 70-plus points in 24 games last season and were a perfect 10-0 when scoring at least 80. Overall, CMU has gone 44-7 during head coach Sue Guevara’s six seasons when it scores 80-plus.

Chasing 1,000Four different players are on pace to join CMU’s 1,000-point club in the 2013-14 season, including seniors Taylor Johnson (889 points) and Niki DiGuilio (837) and juniors Crystal Bradford (986) and Jessica Green (690). CMU has had 21 players reach the 1,000-point mark in program history, with five of them accomplishing the feat under Guevara.

Downtown DiGuilioSenior Niki DiGuilio enters the season ranked third in program history with 188 career three-point field goals, just 43 shy of breaking Shonda Long’s record of 230 set from 2008-11. DiGuilio has posted three of the top eight single-season shooting marks from behind the arc.

A Program FirstThe Chippewas have posted 20-plus wins and postseason appearances in three-straight seasons for the first time in program history. CMU appeared in the WNIT each of the previous two seasons before making the NCAA Tournament in 2013.

Preseason Notes

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Five More YearsCMU Athletics announced the signing of head coach Sue Guevara to a new five-year contract on October 10. The contract replaces Guevara’s previous contract and runs through the 2017-18 season. Guevara is 97-94 in her six seasons at the helm of the Chippewas and has guided the Maroon and Gold to three wins over top-25 programs.

Bradford Captures GoldJunior Crystal Bradford helped the USA World University Games Team capture a Gold Medal in Kazan, Russia. Bradford averaged 10.8 points and 4.7 rebounds per contest during the tournament and scored the game-winning basket with 14 seconds left in the semifinals to defeat Australia. The junior also scored 16 points in the gold-medal game versus host Russia.

Chippewas Add St. Louis TransferSenior Lorreal Jones, a Detroit, Mich., native, joined the program during the offseason after three seasons at Saint Louis. Due to NCAA transfer rules, Jones will be eligible for competition for the 2014-15 season. Jones started 84 games for the Billikens and left the program fifth on the career rebounds list with 689. As a junior, Jones led the Billikens in scoring (11.0), field goals (199), field goal percentage (44.2), rebounds (233), rebounding average (8.3), offensive rebounds (93), free throws made (70) and free throws attempted (113).

2012-13 Mid-American Conference Standings

West Division MAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct.Toledo 15 1 .937 29 4 .878Ball State 12 4 .750 17 16 .637Central Michigan 12 4 .750 21 12 .636Western Michigan 6 10 .375 11 20 .355Eastern Michigan 6 10 .375 8 22 .266Northern Illinois 2 14 .125 7 23 .233

East Division MAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct.Akron 12 4 .750 23 10 .697Bowling Green 11 5 .688 24 11 .685Miami (Ohio) 10 6 .625 19 13 .593Buffalo 8 8 .500 12 20 .375Ohio 1 15 .062 6 23 .206Kent State 1 15 .062 3 27 .100

CMU Returning Statistical Leaders(2012-13 Statistics)

Points Pts Pts/GCrystal Bradford 531 16.1Jessica Green 295 11.8Taylor Johnson 281 8.5

Field Goals FGM FGA FG%Crystal Bradford 217 502 .432

3pt-Field Goals 3FGM 3FGA 3FG%Niki DiGuilio 63 155 .406

Free Throws FTM FTA FT%Niki DiGuilio 37 47 .787

Rebounding ORb DRb Total Rb/GCrystal Bradford 118 209 327 9.9Taylor Johnson 69 112 181 5.5

Assists Total Ast/GCrystal Bradford 99 3.0

Blocked Shots Total Blk/GCrystal Bradford 61 1.8

Preseason Notes


20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry

CMUChippewas.com

Roster

2013-14 CMU Women’s Basketball RosterNumerical

# Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Last School)1 Da’Jourie Turner G 5-6 So. Warren, Mich. (Warren Fitzgerald)2 Lorreal Jones F 6-0 Sr. Detroit, Mich. (Saint Louis) (Renaissance)3 Jessica Green G 5-10 Jr. Belleville, Mich. (Belleville)4 Kylie Welch G 5-4 Sr. Grand Blanc, Mich. (Grand Blanc)12 Kerby Tamm G 5-10 Jr. Petoskey, Mich. (Petoskey)15 Chelsea Lynn F 6-0 So. Detroit, Mich. (Martin Luther King)20 Jewel Cotton F 6-2 RFr. Harper Woods, Mich. (Harper Woods)21 Rikke Fabricius F 6-2 Fr. Frederiksberg, Denmark (Falkonergardens Gymnasium)22 Lauren Bellamy F 6-0 Sr. Davison, Mich. (Davison)23 Crystal Bradford G 6-0 Jr. Detroit, Mich. (Inkster)24 Niki DiGuilio G 5-8 Sr. Mount Vernon, Ohio (Mount Vernon)31 Jordan LaDuke F 5-11 Sr. Flushing, Mich. (Florida Gulf Coast)32 Jas’Mine Bracey F 6-2 Jr. Saginaw, Mich. (Inkster)34 Jacqueline Simpson G/F 6-0 Fr. Burton, Mich. (Bendle)44 Taylor Johnson F 5-11 Sr. Belding, Mich. (Belding)

Alphabetical# Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Last School)22 Bellamy, Lauren F 6-0 Sr. Davison, Mich. (Davison)32 Bracey, Jas’Mine F 6-2 Jr. Saginaw, Mich. (Inkster)23 Bradford, Crystal G 6-0 Jr. Detroit, Mich. (Inkster)20 Cotton, Jewel F 6-2 RFr. Harper Woods, Mich. (Harper Woods)24 DiGuilio, Niki G 5-8 Sr. Mount Vernon, Ohio (Mount Vernon)21 Fabricius, Rikke F 6-2 Fr. Frederiksberg, Denmark (Falkonergardens Gymnasium)3 Green, Jessica G 5-10 Jr. Belleville, Mich. (Belleville)44 Johnson, Taylor F 5-11 Sr. Belding, Mich. (Belding)2 Jones, Lorreal F 6-0 Sr. Detroit, Mich. (Saint Louis) (Renaissance)31 LaDuke, Jordan F 5-11 Sr. Flushing, Mich. (Flushing)15 Lynn, Chelsea F 6-0 So. Detroit, Mich. (Martin Luther King)34 Simpson, Jacqueline G/F 6-0 Fr. Burton, Mich. (Bendle)12 Tamm, Kerby G 5-10 Jr. Petoskey, Mich. (Petoskey)1 Turner, Da’Jourie G 5-6 So. Warren, Mich. (Warren Fitzgerald)4 Welch, Kylie G 5-4 Sr. Grand Blanc, Mich. (Grand Blanc)

Head Coach: Sue Guevara (Seventh season)Associate Head Coach: Heather Oesterle (Fourth season)Assistant Coaches: Raina Harmon, Andrew Wodrich (Second season)Director of Basketball Operations: Phil Wendland (Third season)Video Coordinator: Courtney Shelton (First season)

Lauren Bellamy ......................... BELL-uh-meJas’Mine Bracey ............................. JAZZ-minNiki DiGuilio...........................di-JEWL-ee-oh

Rikke Fabricius ... REE-kay FUH-bree-chusDa’Jourie Turner .......................day-JUH-reeSue Guevara ................................... GUH-vara

Pronunciation Guide

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


TV/Radio Roster

Da’Jourie TurnerG • So. • 5-6Warren, Mich.

lorreal JonesF • Sr. • 6-0Detroit, Mich.

jessica greenG • Jr. • 5-10Belleville, Mich.

Kylie welchG • Sr. • 5-4Grand Blanc, Mich.

Kerby tammG • Jr. • 5-10Petoskey, Mich.

4

Chelsea LynnF • So. • 6-0Detroit, Mich.

Jewel cottonF • RFr. • 6-2Harper Woods, Mich.

Rikke FabriciusF • Fr. • 6-2Frederiksberg, Denmark

Lauren BellamyF • Sr. • 6-0Davison, Mich.

Crystal bradfordG • Jr. • 6-0Detroit, Mich.

Niki DiGuilioG • Sr. • 5-8Mount Vernon, Ohio

Jordan LadukeF • Sr. • 5-11Flushing, Mich.

Jas’mine braceyF • Jr. • 6-2Saginaw, Mich.

jacqueline SimpsonG/F • Fr. • 6-0Burton, Mich.

Taylor johnsonF • Sr. • 5-11Belding, Mich.

Sue GuevaraHead CoachSeventh Season

Heather OesterleAssociate Head CoachFourth Season

Raina HarmonAssistant CoachSecond Season

Andrew WodrichAssistant CoachSecond Season

Phil WendlandDirector of OperationsThird Season

1 2 3 4 12

15 20 21 22 23

24 31 32 34 44


20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry

CMUChippewas.com

Media Information

Covering the ChippewasCentral Michigan University encourages your coverage of its athletic events. The Athletic Communications Department is responsible for coordinating the dissemination of pre-event releases, issuing credentials for media members, and coordinating post-event coverage. If the Athletic Communications Department can assist you in your work in any way, please contact a member of our staff.

Game Notes Game notes are generally available two days prior to a game. Notes are emailed and are also available on the web at cmuchippewas.com. To be added to the email distribution list, please contact Assistant Director Kyle Kelley.

Web Sites Media members are reminded that the official athletics web site–cmuchippewas.com–contains updated player stats and bios each week. Also available on the site are weekly video interviews with a coach and player, postgame highlights and press conferences.

Other Helpful Sites Facebook.com/CMUWBBallTwitter: @CMUWBBallYouTube.com/CmichAthletics

Interviews All coach and player interviews must be arranged though Assistant Director Kyle Kelley. Please allow 24 hours to schedule an interview. Players and coaches are generally available following practices, or by appointment if necessary. Players will not be available on game day prior to the start of a game.

Visiting Radio One ISDN line and one telephone line are available for use by the official radio network of the visiting team. Visiting networks that wish to have additional lines installed at their own expense may do so by contacting CMU Telecommunications at (989) 774-1474.

Video The Athletic Communications Department maintains a vast library of video clips for distribution to requesting electronic media. In addition, postgame highlights and press conference cut-ups are available for download using the department’s FTP server. Please contact Todd Edwards for detailed instructions and requests.

Media Room Located on court level, just off the northwest corner of the court, the Media Room is available for members of the working media. A light pregame meal will be served approximately one hour before the game and coaches and selected players will hold a press conference in the room following the game. The room is equipped with internet access and space for media to work.

Credential RequestsRequests for media credentials should be made by contacting Kyle Kelley in the Athletic Communications Department for the link. Parking passes are not required on campus after 5 p.m.

Photographers/Videographers Photographers and videographers are limited to shooting from a seated position on the baseline.

Media Will Call Credentials left at Media Will Call will be available at Ticket Central, located inside the CMU Events Center atrium.

Chippewa Nickname The Central Michigan University Board of Trustees has approved the continued use of the nickname “Chippewas” in association with CMU. The university’s goals are to use the name with honor and respect, increase supportive connections between CMU and Native Americans and improve efforts to sensitize students, faculty and staff to Native American traditions and cultures. Media representatives have been extremely cooperative as we have worked to address this important issue. In nearly all cases, print and broadcast reporters have supported CMU’s efforts to eliminate the use of symbols, headlines and copy that present inappropriate and inaccurate images of Native Americans. Central Michigan University is grateful for your help, and we ask for your continued cooperation and sensitivity. With your assistance, we can continue to use the Chippewa name with dignity and respect.

CMU, an AA/EO institution, is strongly and actively committed to increasing diversity within its community (see www.cmich.edu/aaeo).

Contact Info Athletic CommunicationsCMU Events Center, Lower Level(989) 774-3277

Director: Rob Wyman(989) 621-9070 • [email protected]

Associate Director: John Regenfuss(989) 400-8913 • [email protected]

Assistant Director (Primary WBB Contact): Kyle Kelley(989) 400-1705 • [email protected]

Communications Assistant: Maria Schmidtke(248) 915-8556 • [email protected]

Multimedia/Video Coordinator: Todd Edwards(989) 317-6066 • [email protected]

8

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry

CMUChippewas.comCentral Michigan Women’s Basketball

Sue GuevaraSue Guevara has rebuilt Central Michigan back to its former glory, leading the team to its first Mid-American Conference Tournament title and NCAA appearance since 1984.

The Chippewas have won 91 games in the last five seasons, including three consecutive 20-win campaigns from 2011-13.

Guevara has guided 15 All-MAC selections, including sophomore Crystal Bradford, the program’s first First-Team selection since 1993.

In addition, five players have joined CMU’s 20 member 1,000-point club under Guevara, four of which currently rank in the program’s top-10 in career scoring. Brandie Baker was the most recent to join the ranks, passing the 1,000-point plateau in the first game of the 2012-13 season.

Also among the honors received under Guevara’s tenure are two MAC Freshman of the Year honors, two MAC Sixth Player of the Year awards and six MAC All-Freshman selections, as well as the program’s second MAC Tournament MVP in Crystal Bradford.

Other highlights during Guevara’s tenure include setting a new single-game attendance record with 5,195 fans in attendance against Georgetown on Nov. 25, 2010, defeating the highest ranked team in program history, No. 12/14 Purdue on Dec. 11, 2011, an upset of No. 23 Louisville on Dec. 2, 2010, both the final win in Rose Center and the first win at McGuirk Arena, back-to-back trips to the MAC Tournament and the first title since 1984, three-straight 20-win seasons and three-straight postseason appearances.

In 2012-13, the Chippewas faced the No. 3 toughest non-conference schedule in the country, facing the likes of No. 5 Notre Dame, Purdue, Green Bay twice, St. Joseph’s and South Dakota State.

The non-conference schedule prepared the Chippewas for MAC play where they started 8-0 for their best start since the 1983-84 campaign.

During the 2011-12 season Guevara’s team went on a seven-game win streak, the longest since the 1987-88, to make an appearance in the MAC Tournament championship game. CMU came just 1.5 seconds from advancing to the NCAA Tournament, but No. 2 seed Eastern Michigan scored a layup just before time expired to claim the conference title.

The 2010-11 20-win campaign marked the program’s best season since 1990-91 (21-8). The 10.5 game improvement in 2008-09 (18-14) from Guevara’s first season is the third-largest in MAC history.

Her 97 wins at CMU are already second-most in program history, while her victory at Bradley in the season opener marked career victory number 200.

Guevara Brings Run and Gun Offense to Central Michigan Twice in the last four seasons the Chippewas have been ranked in the top-five in the nation in scoring and in both seasons boasted the eighth-most three-pointers made per game. CMU averaged 80.5 points per contest in 2010-11 (third), including 7.8 three-pointers, and 78.3 points per game in 2008-09 (fourth), including 8.0 three-pointers.

Records set under Guevara’s watch include the individual and team single-game scoring records, the individual single-game made field goals and single-game steals marks, the team single-game three-pointers and free throws made records, most rebounds in a single game, and her team in 2011-12 went 16 straight games without committing more then 20 turnovers, and Shonda Long broke the program’s career

Head CoachSeventh Season

The Guevara FileDate of Birth ..............................July 8, 1954High School ............Sag. St. Stephens HSCollege ...Saginaw Valley State, 1982

Coaching History1979-84 ......... Saginaw Valley State Head Softball Coach

1979-84 ......... Saginaw Valley State Assistant Coach

1984-85 ............................Ohio State Graduate Assistant

1985-86 ................................Ball State Assistant Coach

1986-95 .................... Michigan State Assistant Coach

1995-96 .................... Michigan State Associate Head Coach

1996-03 ............................... Michigan Head Coach

2004-07 ...................................Auburn Assistant Coach

2007-present ......Central Michigan Head Coach

Coaching Staff

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry

9 CMUChippewas.comCentral Michigan Women’s Basketball

three-pointers made record with 230.

The top-two team point totals in program history have also come under Guevara, as well as the top-four three-pointers made totals.

With a chance to return to the state she loved after three years at Auburn, Guevara became the Chippewas’ 10th head coach in April 2007.

The Michigan native brought 30 seasons of coaching experience at the collegiate level to the sidelines of Rose Arena, including seven seasons of head coaching experience at the University of Michigan. She is U of M’s all-time winningest coach both in total wins (123) and winning percentage (.600). During her time with the Wolverines, she also piled up the most Big Ten wins (57) and the best conference winning percentage (.510) of any head women’s basketball coach in U of M’s history. Five of Michigan’s six postseason appearances came during Guevara’s time on the bench.

Prior to CMU, Guevara served as an assistant coach at Auburn for three seasons under Nell Fortner, head coach of the gold medal winning 1998 World Championship and 2000 Olympic teams. The Tigers advanced to the WNIT Elite Eight in 2006-07 and sent a pair of players to the WNBA during Guevara’s time there.

Guevara Turned Around Program at University of Michigan Guevara’s revitalization of the University of Michigan program occurred over seven seasons (1996-2003) as the Wolverines amassed a 123-82 record during her tenure. Michigan had gone 20-88 in the four seasons prior to her arrival.

She took the Michigan program into the national spotlight with four consecutive postseason appearances for the first time in the program’s history and led Michigan to three NCAA Tournament bids (1998, 2000 and 2001), including a spot in the second round in 2001. The Wolverines also made a pair of appearances in the WNIT in 1999 and 2002.

Guevara was twice named the Big Ten Coach of the Year

(1998, 2000) and was named Michigan Coach of the Year in 2000. She developed Stacey Thomas into Michigan’s first Kodak All-American in 2000 and the school’s first four-time All-Big Ten selection. Guevara coached 17 All-Big Ten honorees including the lone first team selections in Michigan history, Pollyanna Johns in 1998 and Stacey Thomas in 2000.

The Wolverines were ranked as high as No. 12 nationally during the 2001-02 season and again in 2002-03. The 1999-2000 squad set the school record for wins in a season with 22 and finished second in the Big Ten, Michigan’s highest finish ever. Four Wolverine players were selected in the WNBA Draft during Guevara’s time at Michigan.

Guevara was at Michigan State as an assistant coach under Karen Langeland for nine seasons (1987-1995) before being promoted to associate head coach for her 10th season with MSU. The Spartans posted a record of 149-131 during Guevara’s time in East Lansing.

Before MSU, Guevara spent a season as an assistant coach at Ball State after spending a year as a graduate assistant for Ohio State University in 1984-85. The Buckeyes won the Big Ten championship and reached the regional finals that season.

In addition, Guevara led the Big Ten All-Star team on a European tour through Austria, Slovakia and Hungary in 2000. She also was an assistant coach for the 1993 Big Ten tour team that recorded a perfect 6-0 record while playing in England and Scotland.

Interestingly, Guevara’s coaching career began on the softball diamond. She served as Saginaw Valley State’s head softball coach from 1979-84 in addition to her hardwood duties as an assistant coach. She was named GLIAC Softball Coach of the Year in 1984.

Guevara is a native of Saginaw, Mich. where she attended Saginaw St. Stephens High School. She earned her bachelor’s degree in physical education from Saginaw Valley State University in 1982 and her master’s degree in athletic administration from Ohio State in 1985.

Years School Record Record (finish)1996-1997 Michigan 15-11 7-9 (t-8th) 1997-1998 Michigan 19-10 10-6 (t-3rd)1998-1999 Michigan 18-12 8-8 (t-6th)1999-2000 Michigan 22-8 13-3 (2nd)2000-2001 Michigan 19-12 10-6 (5th)2001-2002 Michigan 17-13 6-10 (t-9th)2002-2003 Michigan 13-16 3-13 (t-10th)2007-2008 Central Michigan 6-23 2-13 (6th West)2008-2009 Central Michigan 18-14 9-7 (4th West)2009-2010 Central Michigan 12-18 8-8 (3rd West)2010-2011 Central Michigan 20-11 11-5 (2nd West)2011-2012 Central Michigan 20-16 8-8 (3rd West)2012-2013 Central Michigan 21-12 12-4 (3rd West)

The Sue Guevara File

Coaching Staff

10

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Coaching Staff

Heather OesterleHeather Oesterle made a big impact on Central Michigan in her three seasons at Central Michigan, as the Chippewas have won 20-plus games and appeared in the postseason in each season since her arrival.

After serving as an assistant coach her first two seasons, Oesterle was promoted to Associate Head Coach in July of 2012.

In her first season as the associate head coach, Oesterle and the Chippewas claimed the program’s first Mid-American Conference Tournament championship since 1984 and a first-round appearance in the NCAA Tournament versus Oklahoma. Oesterle has been instrumental in the development of 2013 MAC Tournament MVP, All-MAC First-Team selection and World University Games gold medalist Crystal Bradford.

Oesterle was part of a coaching staff in 2011-12 that led CMU to its fourth trip to the Mid-American Conference Tournament quarterfinals in as many seasons, its second trip to the semifinals, and the first trip to the championship game since 1991. The Chippewas put together the fifth 20-win campaign in program history, and received an at-large bid to the WNIT for the second consecutive season, the program’s fourth postseason berth.

She worked closely with Kaihla Szunko, who became the first player in MAC history to finish with 1,000 career points and rebounds, and at least 200 career steals. Szunko made 195 field goals in her only season with Oesterle, the fourth-most in program history, and earned second-team All-MAC honors.

Oesterle also mentored Taylor Johnson, who became the first player in CMU history to earn MAC Sixth Player of the Year honors and earned a spot on the MAC All-Freshman team. In 2012 Johnson was a member of the All-MAC Honorable Mention team.

A seven-year veteran of the Mid-American Conference, Oesterle joined the Chippewas in the summer of 2010.

Oesterle spent the previous two seasons at Northern Illinois University and the five seasons prior at Miami University, serving as an assistant coach at both stops.

She served as the recruiting coordinator at NIU, worked primarily with the guards and held a significant role in the offensive game planning. She also acted as the program’s summer camps director.

At Miami, Oesterle worked with all five positions on the floor during her tenure and handled the travel arrangements as well as the summer skills camps. She also created and organized the Miami FastBreak Booster Club.

Oesterle joined MU after serving one season as a volunteer assistant coach for a Stanford University program that finished the season 27-5 and ranked among the top-15 in the nation while advancing to the NCAA Tournament.

Prior to her stint with the Cardinal, Oesterle was a four-year contributor for the University of Michigan women’s basketball team during Guevara’s tenure as the head coach of the Wolverines. Oesterle served as the team captain in 2001-02 and was honored with the program’s Leadership Award following her senior season. She helped the Wolverines to a four-year record of 76-45 (.628) that included two NCAA Tournament and two NIT appearances.

A native of Mason, Mich., where she was a Detroit Free Press Class A All-State selection as a high school senior, Oesterle set the Mason High School career scoring record with 1,451 points during her prep career. She graduated from UM in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology and graduated from MU in 2008 with a master’s degree in sport studies.

Associate Head CoachFourth Season

The Oesterle FileCollege ................... Michigan, 2002

Coaching History2002-2003 ...........................Stanford Volunteer Assistant Coach

2003-2008 ................................Miami Assistant Coach

2008-2010 .............. Northern Illinois Assistant Coach/ Recruiting Coordinator

2010-2012 ............ Central Michigan Assistant Coach/ Recruiting Coordinator

2012-present ......Central Michigan Associate Head Coach

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Coaching Staff

Raina Harmon

Raina Harmon returned home to CMU after spending the 2011-12 season as director of basketball operations for Michigan. Harmon was a four-year letterwinner at CMU (2001-04), receiving the 2003 Dee Pommerenk Sportsmanship Award. In addition to her on-the-court success, Harmon was the President of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee during the 2003-04 academic year.

Harmon’s primary responsibilities at CMU will be player development, community relations and scouting.

In Harmon’s first season as an assistant coach, the Chippewas earned their first Mid-American Conference Tournament championship since 1984 and an appearance in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

Prior to accepting the position at Michigan, Harmon spent five years with the Think Detroit Police Athletic League (PAL). While there, she managed a budget of $450,000 and coordinated the logistics for nearly 12,000 participants within the 11 leagues the organization sponsored.

In addition to her service work with Think Detroit PAL, Harmon was an assistant basketball coach at Martin Luther King Jr. High School in Detroit (2009-10). She has also been the head coach of the Michigan Crossover AAU team.

Harmon earned a bachelor of applied arts in sports studies and marketing from CMU in 2004. She received her master’s degree in sports administration from Wayne State in 2009.

Assistant CoachSecond Season

The Harmon FileCollege ....Central Michigan, 2004

Coaching History2005-10 ....Michigan Crossover AAU Head Coach

2009-10 ... Martin Luther King Jr. HS Assistant Coach

2011-12 ............................... Michigan Director of Basketball Operations

2012-present ......Central Michigan Assistant Coach

12

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


The Wodrich FileCollege ......... Bethel College, 2007

Coaching History2007-10 ................. Indiana Elite AAU Head Coach

2010-11 ..............Western Michigan Director of Basketball Operations

2011-12 ..............Western Michigan Assistant Coach

2012-present ......Central Michigan Assistant Coach

Andrew Wodrich

Andrew Wodrich enters his second season after helping the Chippewas earn their first Mid-American Conference Tournament title since 1984 and an appearance in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

Wodrich spent the previous two seasons at Western Michigan under former head coach Tasha McDowell. During the 2010-11 season he was the director of operations beofre earning a spot as an assistant of the 2011-12 season.

Wodrich’s primary responsibilities at CMU will include player development, community relations and scouting. He will also work primarily with the perimeter players.

Before finding a home in the Mid-American Conference, Wodrich spent six seasons working for the Midwest Basketball Academy in Mishawaka, Ind., serving as the Vice President and Director of the Indiana Elite Girl’s Basketball Program his last three years.

While with the Midwest Academy, Wodrich effectively managed and coached the nationally known Elite Basketball team. He won a state championship in 2008 and claimed runner-up finishes in 2007 and 2009. During his tenure he coached 10 of his student-athletes on to Division I basketball.

Wodrich has lasting ties to the Chippewa community, being a guest speaker and camp counselor during Chippewa basketball camps.

Wodrich earned his bachelor of arts degree in physical education from Bethel College in 2007. He played two seasons for the Pilots’ men’s basketball team, from 2004-06.

Assistant CoachSecond Season

Coaching Staff

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Phil Wendland

Philip Wendland joined the staff to fill the position of Director of Basketball Operations in 2011.

Wendland handles CMU’s travel arrangements and equipment, as well as the team’s film exchange and budget. He also oversees the team’s managers, assists with the facilitation of camps and aids the rest of the coaching staff in the day-to-day operations of the program.

A native of Plymouth, Wendland joined the CMU staff after spending five years as a team manager for the University of Michigan. He was a team manager from 2006 to 2008 before taking over as the head team manager in 2008. In 2009 he was given the Graduate Administrative position.

Wendland graduated from UM in 2009 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sports Management and a minor in Economics. He served as an inside sales intern and a brand marketing intern at Palace Sports and Entertainment in Auburn Hills. He then returned to UM to receive his Master of Arts Degree in Sports Management, which was completed in 2011.

While at Michigan, Wendland oversaw managers’ and practice players’ programs, maintained recruiting files, composed newsletters, handled team travel plans, assisted with the on-campus recruiting visits, assisted with camps and clinics and managed the team’s video needs.

Director of Basketball Operations Third Season

Courtney Shelton

Courtney Shelton joined the Central Michigan women’s basketball staff as its video coordinator prior to the start of the 2013-14 season.

Shelton joins the Chippewas with a familiarity of the Mid-American Conference as she was a four-year player and former captain at Northern Illinois where she started every single game over her final three seasons. She served as the team’s captain during her junior and senior campaigns and was named the Huskies’ MVP as a senior.

Prior to joining the CMU staff, Shelton was most recently an assistant coach at Honongah High School.

Video CoordinatorFirst Season

Women’s Basketball Support StaffTera Albrecht ............................................................................................................. Academics Kyle Kelley ......................................................................................................CommunicationsRobin Jones .......................................................................................................Athletic TrainerJosh Reasoner ...................................................Coordinator of Equipment and Apparel

Coaching Staff

14

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Team Photo

First Row (L-R): Jessica G

reen, Jas’Mine Bracey, N

iki DiG

uilio, Kylie Welch, H

ead Coach Sue Guevara, Taylor Johnson, Jordan LaD

uke, Kerby Tam

m, Crystal Bradford. Second Row

(L-R): Manager N

atalie Iverson, Volunteer Administrative A

ssistant Annie Van D

yke, D

a’Jourie Turner, Chelsea Lynn, Rikke Fabricius, Jewel Cotton, Jacqueline Sim

pson, Lorreal Jones, Associate A

D for Student-A

thlete Services Tera A

lbrecht, Student Manager Rachel Jaksa. Third Row

(L-R): Assistant Coach Raina H

armon, Executive A

ssociate D

irector of Athletics/Sport Adm

inistration Marcy W

eston, Video Coordinator Courtney Shelton, Director of Basketball O

perations Phil W

endland, Assistant Coach A

ndrew W

odrich, Lauren Bellamy, A

ssociate Head Coach H

eather Oesterle, Student M

anager Logan W

elch, Strength and Conditioning Coach Taylor Larson, Athletic Trainer Robin Jones.

16

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Dave Heeke

Dave Heeke has instilled his vision of a “Championship Culture” at Central Michigan University. Athletic success, academic excellence, national media exposure, record fund-raising and a commitment to facilities have defined Heeke’s tenure as CMU’s director of athletics. Under Heeke’s guidance, Central Michigan athletics attained new heights of success during the 2012-13 seasons. Six teams – football, soccer, women’s basketball, wrestling, gymnastics, and softball – qualified for the NCAA postseason. The football team made its fifth bowl appearance in the last seven years, winning the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl in Detroit in front of a national television audience. The soccer program became the first in MAC history to earn an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. Women’s basketball claimed a third-straight 20-plus win season, a Mid-American Conference Tournament title and the program’s first NCAA Tournament appearance in 29 years. Gymnastics advanced to the NCAA Regionals for the fifth straight year, earning its fourth consecutive MAC championship along the way. Overall, Central Michigan finished 88th in the Learfield Sports’ Directors Cup, second best in the Mid-American Conference. In April, the CMU football program captured the national spotlight once again, as offensive tackle Eric Fisher made history when he was selected No. 1 overall in the NFL Draft by the Kansas City Chiefs. Heeke is contributing to the national landscape as a member of the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee and the Division I Football Issues Committee, serving as chair of the football committee in 2012-13, his fifth and final year. He had previously served on the baseball committee from 2006-08. In June 2013, Heeke was appointed to the Division I Athletic Director Advisory Group. One of just 11 Division I athletic directors nationwide to be selected for the appointment, the group will meet periodically with NCAA President Mark Emmert and his staff to provide feedback and perspective on issues affecting DI athletics. The Chippewas earned the Mid-American Conference’s inaugural Cartwright Award after the 2008-09 academic year as the league’s top overall institution, capturing the annual honor given to the program that most exemplifies excellence in academics, athletics and citizenship. The 2009-10 academic year brought conference championships in football, women’s soccer, wrestling, gymnastics and baseball. The Chippewas added conference tournament titles in women’s soccer, wrestling and baseball while the men’s basketball program repeated as the MAC West Division champion. The department captured the 2007 Reese Trophy for MAC men’s all-sports competition, and they have finished in the top three in four of his seven years. In 2010, CMU placed second in the Reese standings and third in the Jacoby Trophy (women’s all-sports) standings, following one of the most successful years in recent history, and the women’s standing improved to second in 2011. The Chippewa football program made four consecutive bowl appearances from 2006-09 and won three MAC championships during that span. CMU’s wrestling program has finished in the top 15 at the NCAA Championships each of the last six years, including a seventh-place finish to cap a 2008 season that saw the Chippewas ranked as high as No. 2 nationally. In 2010, they became the first squad in MAC history to qualify all 10 wrestlers for nationals. Both the volleyball and women’s basketball programs have experienced their most successful seasons in nearly two decades in recent years, advancing to postseason play each of the last two years, while the soccer team won back-to-back MAC regular-season and tournament titles, winning a first-round NCAA Tournament match in 2009. The athletic exploits of CMU’s student-athletes are topped only by their academic accomplishments.The Chippewas have earned the MAC’s Institutional Academic Achievement Award 10 times in the last 13 years, and CMU’s women’s varsity programs combined to win the conference’s inaugural Faculty Athletics Representative Academic Achievement Award following the 2007-08 academic year. The Chippewa soccer program posted the highest grade-point average in the country for eight consecutive years, while softball routinely ranks among the nation’s highest team grade point averages. In 2012, the field hockey program posted the highest GPA in the nation, a collective 3.61, to earn a Division I National Academic Team Award for the fourth consecutive season and fifth time in the last six years. Facility upgrades and renovations for all sports have been staples under Heeke’s leadership. Highlighting his efforts is the ongoing capital campaign to fund the new CMU Events Center, which opened December 1, 2010. The $22.5 million project includes a complete renovation of the arena in the Rose Center, as well as the addition of a dynamic entryway and new practice facilities for basketball, volleyball and wrestling. Among the first facility improvements Heeke oversaw was the installation of permanent lights at Kelly/Shorts Stadium to allow for flexible scheduling and television appearances for football. A new $2.5 million video scoreboard system, funded fully through private contributions, debuted during the 2007-08 seasons in both Kelly/Shorts and Rose Center. The Rose Center court was refinished with an updated floor design in 2006. Other additional facility improvements have included a $700,000 gymnastics practice facility, the naming and renovation of Margo Jonker Stadium for softball, stadium seating at the Field Hockey Complex, the resurfacing of the Jack Skoog Indoor Track and construction of a suite of track offices overlooking the Jack Skoog Indoor Track. An increased focus on fund-raising has led to five consecutive record-breaking years - the most successful

Associate Vice President/Athletics DirectorEighth Year

Athlet ics Director

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Athlet ics Administrat ion

Marcy WestonExecutive Associate Director of Athletics/Sport Administration • 41st Year

Marcy Weston has spent 41 years as a major influence on intercollegiate athletics, both at Central Michigan University since 1972 and on a national level. Weston oversees five sports – volleyball, soccer, field hockey, gymnastics and women’s basketball – as Executive Associate Director of Athletics/Sport Administration at CMU. Her duties include supervising student-athlete services, sports medicine, strength and conditioning, student employment and department personnel. Weston served as Senior Associate Athletics Director from 1989 until 2011. Well-known across the country, she served as the National Coordinator of NCAA Women’s Basketball Officiating from 1986 to 2005. Weston has extensive officiating experience of her own, officiating the 1982 and 1984 NCAA Women’s Basketball championship games. The National Association of Sport Officials honored Weston in 2008 as the first female to earn the Gold Whistle Award. The award recognizes an individual who significantly contributes to the betterment of officiating on a national level. The NCAA recognized Weston in 1991 as one of nine major contributors to the first decade (1981-91) of NCAA women’s basketball. Weston was inducted into the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame in 2000, and four years later, was inducted into the CMU Athletics Hall of Fame, which is named in her honor. Her career at CMU began as a coach for the field hockey, volleyball and women’s basketball teams. Weston amassed a 419-143-15 record in 15 years at the helm of the volleyball program, while coaching three Mid-American Conference Players of the Year, 20 All-MAC student-athletes and seven academic All-MAC honorees. Her teams hold the program’s single-season records for most wins (54 in 1981), best winning percentage (.864, 38-6 in 1982) and longest winning streak (13 matches in 1981). Weston has received special recognition awards from the University of Dayton National Alumni Association (2000), the Michigan High School Athletic Association (2000) and the CMU Leadership Institute (2001). She was named National Collegiate Women Administrators Region V Administrator of the Year (1994), NCAA Regional Gymnastics Administrator of the Year (2003 & 2004) and was selected as CMU’s nominee for the 2004 Michigan Distinguished Woman in Higher Education Leadership Award. Weston graduated from Dayton with a Bachelor of Science degree and received her Master of Education from Kent State. She resides in Mount Pleasant and enjoys golfing, recreational travel and spending time with friends and family.

years of giving in the department’s history. The 2007-08 school year marked the first time in school history that $1 million was generated for annual funds thanks to an all-time high in number of donors. In the past six years, the department’s fund-raising numbers have doubled, increasing to $1.2 million in 2010-1. Heeke has reorganized athletic fund-raising through a new umbrella organization called the Chippewa Athletic Fund (CAF). In addition to the traditional Chippewa Club, the CAF includes the Championship Fund program that provides opportunities for donors to give directly toward a sport program’s specific needs. The CAF also focuses on generating capital gifts to help improve and maintain facilities for the demands of tomorrow. In 2009, Heeke announced an agreement between the athletics department and Adidas on an exclusive apparel and shoe contract. All of CMU’s varsity athletics programs are now outfitted by Adidas, bringing consistency to color, design and logo usage on all uniforms and apparel. The contract marks the first time all of CMU’s varsity athletics programs have been included in a single, all-encompassing apparel agreement, and it includes special apparel pricing for club sport programs, intramurals and other campus groups. Heeke was introduced as the Chippewas’ athletics director at a press conference Dec. 8, 2005, and took over the reins on Jan. 16, 2006. He replaced Herb Deromedi who retired after 11 years as athletics director and 38-plus years of total service to the university. The East Lansing, Mich., native spent 18 years at the University of Oregon, including serving as senior associate athletics director/chief of staff. There he assisted the athletics director with the daily operation of the Ducks’ $40 million budget and 17 sports. His primary role was revenue generation through external operations. He also was the direct administrative supervisor for football, men’s basketball, women’s soccer and softball. Heeke received a bachelor’s degree from Albion College in 1985 and a master’s degree from Ohio State University in 1987. At Albion, he was a co-captain of the baseball team and a member of the club hockey team. He was a three-sport athlete at East Lansing High School. Heeke received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the East Lansing Educational Foundation in 2007.He and his wife, Liz, have three boys, Ryan, Max and Zach.

18

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Erik OlsonVolleyball

Tom BorrelliWrestling

Athlet ics Administrat ion

Senior Leadership Team

Head Coaches

Steve JaksaBaseball

Keno DavisMen’s Basketball

Sue GuevaraWomen’s Basketball

Cristy FreeseField Hockey

Dan EnosFootball

Tom BeidlemanGolf

Jerry ReighardGymnastics

Peter McGaheySoccer

Margo JonkerSoftball

Mark GuthrieTrack & Field/Cross Country

Dave Heeke ............................................... Associate Vice President/Athletics DirectorMarcy Weston .......................................... Executive Associate AD/Sport AdministrationBrad Wachler ............................................ Senior Associate AD for Business AffairsCraig Willey ............................................... Senior Associate AD for the Chippewa Athletic Fund Tera Albrecht ............................................ Associate AD for Student-Athlete ServicesBob Heller .................................................. Associate AD for Development Benjy Wilber ............................................. Associate AD for ComplianceNick Williams ............................................ Associate AD for Marketing Mike Dabbs ............................................... Assistant AD for Ticketing Sales and Revenue Greg Kigar ................................................. Assistant AD for Facilities and Events Kristen Kosuda-Suhr .............................. Assistant AD for Facilities and Sports Camps Rob Wyman .............................................. Director of Communications

20

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Lauren BellamySenior 6-0 • ForwardDavison, Mich. (Davison HS) 22

2012-13: Missed entire season due to injury. 2011-12: Appeared in 19 games ... scored her first career points against Northwestern (11/11) ... had a season-high seven points on 3-of-4 shooting against Alaska Anchorage (11/24) ... pulled down a season-high five rebounds and dished out a season-high three assists versus Hampton (12/28). 2010-11: Suffered a season-ending knee injury during preseason workouts. High School: Averaged 12.5 points and 8.7 rebounds as a junior … earned first-team all-conference honors as a sophomore and junior … averaged 14.8 points and 8.0 boards as a sophomore … played her AAU ball for the Michigan Pistons … helped the team to the 2009 AAU National quarterfinals … 2008 Michigan AAU Division I state champions … three-year letterwinner in basketball and two-year honoree in soccer … second-team all-conference choice as a soccer goalie in 2008.

Total Three-point GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG A BLK ST PTS-AVG2011-12 19-0 10-20 .500 0-0 .000 3-7 .429 29-1.5 7 1 3 23-1.2

Jas’Mine BraceyJunior 6-2 • ForwardSaginaw, Mich. (Inkster HS) 32

2012-13: Saw action in 32 games for the Chippewas, starting 13 ... averaged 18.8 minutes per game ... scored in double figures seven times ... scored a season-high 18 points versus Buffalo (2/10) ... scored 10 points off the bench in 19 minutes versus Toledo in MAC Tournament semifinal (3/16) ... had a season-high nine rebounds twice - at Bradley (11/9) and at San Diego (12/28). 2011-12: Named to the All-MAC Freshmen Team ... also was a MAC All-Tournament Team selection ... started 34 of 36 games ... recorded 14 double digit scoring efforts and six double-doubles ... scored a season-high 21 points twice - versus Robert Morris (11/18) and versus Miami in the MAC Tournament (3/8) ... pulled down a season-high 15 rebounds, including 11 offensive, against the College of Charleston (12/29) ... averaged 12.4 points and 8.4 rebounds per game in the MAC Tournament ... grabbed the fourth most rebounds and scored the sixth most points by a freshman in program history. High School: Rated the No. 9 player in the state of Michigan by the Mid-Michigan Prep News and the Michigan Girls Basketball Report entering her senior season ... Earned Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan Class A All-State honors as a junior ... also earned fourth-team all-state recognition from the Detroit Free Press and second-team honors from the Detroit News ... played her freshman and sophomore seasons for Detroit Community, reaching the Class B state championship game in 2008 ... played club ball for Motor City Top Ten under Dwayne Scott ... earned MGBR All-Tournament Honors at the Great Lakes Summer Showcase in 2008 ... also played volleyball.

Total Three-point GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG A BLK ST PTS-AVG2011-12 34-34 142-302 .470 0-3 .000 48-96 .500 244-7.2 25 36 39 332-9.82012-13 32-13 79-161 .491 1-2 .500 35-52 .673 167-4.9 15 14 16 194-6.1Total 66-47 221-463 .477 1-5 .200 83-48 .571 401-6.1 40 50 55 526-8.0

2013 -14 Chippewas 2013 -14 Chippewas

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry



Crystal BradfordJunior6-0 • GuardDetroit, Mich. (Inkster) 23

Earned a gold medal with USA Basketball at the 2013 World University Games ... scored 16 points in the gold medal game versus host Russia ... scored game-winning basket versus Australia in semifinal contest.

2012-13: Scored a CMU NCAA Tournament record 36 points and added 14 rebounds and seven assists in first round of NCAA Tournament versus Oklahoma (3/23) ... named MAC Tournament MVP and All-MAC First-Team selection ... was named a WBCA Region 4 All-American Candidate ... earned five MAC West Player of the Week honors during the regular season ... appeared in all 33 games, starting 24 ... only player in Division I to lead her team in points, rebounds, assists, blocks and steals during the regular season ... led the Chippewas in scoring (16.1), rebounds (9.9), blocks (61) and steals (77) ... had 15 double-doubles on the season ... scored in double digits 28 times ... led the MAC in offensive rebounds with 118, ranked fourth in scoring and second in blocked shots ... set a CMU single season record with 217 made field goals ... her 531 points and 327 rebounds were the third best single-season marks in program history ... also posted the second most blocks in a single season and seventh most steals in a single season. 2011-12: Earned MAC Honorable mention honors and was named to the MAC All-Freshmen Team ... started 19 games as a freshman while appearing in 32 ... led the team in scoring (14.2), rebounds (8.4), blocks (57) and steals (69) ... finished the season with 11 double-doubles ... scored in double digits in all but five games with, including a season-high 27 at Northern Illinois (1/5) ... had a season-high 17 rebounds against South Florida (11/23) ... posted a season-high five blocks and five steals against Western Michigan (1/11) ... named to the Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout All-Tournament Team and set the tournament record for most blocks (6) ... recorded three straight double-doubles in the MAC Tournament while finishing with a 16.4 points per game average and 10.6 rebounds ... set the tournament record for most field goals made (36), field goals attempted (80) and rebounds (53) ... was named to the MAC All-Tournament Team ... was named MAC West Player of the Week for the Week of Nov. 28th and Dec. 26th ... recorded the second most points and rebounds by a freshman at CMU ... posted the fifth most field goals made in a season at 193 ... 69 total steals were ninth most in the CMU single-season history ... has the second-most blocks in a single season at 57.High School: Rated as the No. 37 prospect in the nation by ESPN, the ninth-best guard ... named Class A all-state special mention by the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan and second team all-state by the Detroit Free Press and Detroit News as a junior ... earned Class B all-state honors from the associated press, second-team all-state honors from the Detroit News and third-team all-state honors from the Detroit Free Press as a sophomore ... earned second-team All-Detroit honors from the Detroit Free Press and first team honors from the Detroit News as a sophomore ... was rated the No. 15 player in the country entering her junior year.

Total Three-point GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG A BLK ST PTS-AVG2011-12 32-19 193-459 .420 18-71 .254 51-100 .510 269-8.4 76 57 69 455-14.2 2012-13 33-24 217-502 .432 46-149 .309 51-86 .593 327-9.9 99 61 77 531-16.1Total 65-43 410-961 .427 64-220 .291 102186 .548 596-9.2 175 118 146 986-15.2

22

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Jewel CottonRedshirt Freshman6-2 • ForwardHarper Woods, Mich. (Harper Woods) 20

2012-13: Redshirt ... named team’s Practice Player of the Year and Most Improved Player. High School: Selected as a two-time All-Metro first team selection … averaged 23 points, 10 rebounds, four assists and three blocks as a senior … three-time team captain … chose CMU over Eastern Michigan, Akron, Toledo, Illinois, Grand Valley State and Florida Winston.

Niki DiGuilioSenior 5-8 • GuardMount Vernon, Ohio (Mount Vernon) 24

Total Three-point GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG A BLK ST PTS-AVG2010-11 31-31 98-247 .397 69-171 .404 67-87 .770 71-2.3 28 4 16 332-10.7 2011-12 34-17 82-237 .346 56-164 .341 43-51 .843 67-2.0 19 2 17 263-7.72012-13 33-23 71-181 .392 63-155 .406 37-47 .787 66-2.0 16 4 26 242-7.3Total 98-71 251-665 .377 188-490 .384 147-185 .795 204-2.1 63 10 59 837-8.5

Currently ranks third in program history with 188 career three-point field goals.

2012-13: Posted one of the best three-point shooting seasons in program history, ranking seventh in three-point field goals made (63) and three-point field goal percentage (.406) ... started 23 of 33 contests ... ranked second in the MAC in three-point field goal percentage during conference play (.420) ... scored in double figures in 12 games, including a season-high 22 points versus Robert Morris on a career-high seven three pointers (12/17) ... named the MAC Co-West Player of the Week for the first time in her career (12/31) ... named to the Surf N’ Slam All-Tournament Team after scoring 21 points in an upset of No. 20/21 Texas (12/30) ... shot a perfect 5-for-5 from behind the arc, scoring 17 points versus Toledo (2/24) ... scored 10 points in the first round of the NCAA Tournament versus Oklahoma (3/23) ... led the Chippewas with 63 made three-point field goals ... named to the BCAM Academic-Athletic Honors Team. 2011-12: Led the team in three-point shooting ... had eight games of making three or more three-pointers ... had 13 double-digit scoring efforts ... scored a season-high 22 points on 5-of-10 shooting from behind the arc at Kent State (1/22) ... dished out a season-high three assists versus Northwestern (11/11) ... posted the seventh-best three-point season by a CMU player making 56 ... finished the MAC Tournament averaging 5.6 points ... named Academic All-MAC Honorable Mention. 2010-11: MAC Freshman of the Year and MAC All-Freshman honoree ... hit 69 three-pointers to break CMU’s freshman record and finish fifth on the program’s single-season chart ... three-point field goal percentage ranks sixth on CMU’s single-season chart ... five 20-plus scoring efforts and 16 double-figure scoring efforts ... hit a pair of threes in her collegiate debut against North Carolina A&T (11/12) and averaged 11.5 points and 2.5 three-pointers per game during the Winthrop Classic (11/12-11/14) ... scored a season-best 26 points at Miami (2/2) ... connected on a season-high six threes against the RedHawks. High School: Tabbed the District 11 Player of the Year and a District 11 All-Star ... two-time first-team all-district and first-team all-conference honoree from the Columbus Dispatch … named All-District special mention from the Associated Press as a senior ... earned first-team all-area accolades from the Mount Vernon News as a junior and senior … garnered honorable mention all-district and second-team all-conference honors as a sophomore … also earned honorable mention all-district honors from the Associated Press as a sophomore and junior … played club ball for the Ohio Glory ... four-year letterwinner ... career 83 percent free throw shooter.


20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Rikke FabriciusFreshman6-2 • ForwardFrederiksberg, Denmark (Falkonergårdens)21

High School: Led Falkonergårdens Gymnasium to the Danish Cup title in 2013 after winning regular season title in 2012 ... averaged 12.4 points and 6.4 rebounds in 2013 ... played internationally for Denmark U21 squad where she averaged 27.1 points, 12 rebounds and 2.4 blocks per game ... led Denmark U18 National team to the Nordic Championships where the team finished runner up in 2009 ... Denmark U18 team also went on to finish sixth at 2009 European Championships, marking the best finish in the program’s history.


Jessica GreenJunior 5-10 • GuardBelleville, Mich. (Belleville) 3


2012-13: Named Third-Team All-MAC ... started in 22 of 25 games before suffering a season-ending injury ... scored in double digits in 17 contests ... despite missing the last seven games of the season due to injury, ranked tenth in the MAC in points per game (11.8) and fifth in steals (2.2) and field goal percentage (.488) ... named the Mid-American Conference West Division Player of the Week (11/12) ... scored a career-high 25 points versus Northwestern (11/11) ... tied a career-high six steals in three different games ... matched a career-high six assists versus South Dakota State (11/23) and Eastern Michigan (1/13). 2011-12: Started 24 out of the 34 games played in during her freshman season ... had 22 games of over 10 points ... scored a season-high 24 points and six assists at Northern Illinois (1/5) ... led the team with 96 assists and had 13 games of over four assists ... finished the MAC Tournament averaging 12.2 points per game while recording a career-high four blocks against Miami (3/8) ... finished the season with the third most points scored by a freshman in program history with 395 ... named to the MAC All-Freshman Team. High School: Earned first-team all-area honors as a junior after leading the team in scoring ... tabbed first-team All-WWAC as a junior ... named Belleville’s MVP and best offensive player ... earned second-team all-area honors as a sophomore and honorable mention all-area honors as a freshman from the Ann Arbor News ... played club ball for Motor City Top Ten under Dwayne Scott.

24

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry



Taylor JohnsonSenior 5-11 • ForwardBelding, Mich. (Belding) 44

2012-13: Appeared in all 33 contests, starting 11 ... scored in double digits 17 times ... posted three double-doubles ... scored a career-high 25 points on 9-of-10 shooting versus Northern Illinois (1/19) ... pulled down a season-high 12 rebounds twice ... finished third on the team in field goals made (102) and three-point field goals made (31). 2011-12: Named All-MAC Honorable Mention ... started the final 16 games of the season ... had 16 games of 10 or more points ... had double-doubles against Ole Miss, Bowling Green and Northern Illinois ... scored a season-high 20 points on 6-of-8 shooting from behind the arc against Northern Illinois (2/22) ... matched season high with 20 points in MAC Championship game versus Eastern Michigan (3/10) ... grabbed a season-high 13 rebounds against Ball State (3/3) ... finished the MAC Tournament averaging 10 points and four rebounds and had a career-high seven assists against Eastern Michigan ... named to the MAC All-Tournament Team ... was named MAC West Player of the Week on Dec. 19 and Feb. 27. 2010-11: MAC Co-Sixth Player of the Year ... finished with three double-doubles and 17 double-figure scoring efforts on the season ... one of only two CMU reserves to play in every game ... led the MAC in rebounds by freshmen and finished second in scoring behind teammate Niki DiGuilio ... made her collegiate debut off the bench against North Carolina A&T (11/12), scoring six points and grabbing seven boards ... put together a pair of double-doubles in the Hawkeye Challenge (11/20-21), averaging 13.5 points and 12.0 boards with three steals and two blocks ... snared a season-high 14 boards against Northern Colorado (11/20) ... named MAC West Player of the Week for her efforts on Nov. 22 ... scored a season-high 24 points with a season-high six made three-pointers against Toledo (1/19) ... went 15-for-17 from the stripe in the first round of the WNIT against Illinois State (3/17), the second-most made free throws in a single game in CMU history. High School: Four-Time all-conference selection ... helped her squad to a district title her senior season and a league title her junior season .. finished her career averaging 17.8 points, 12.2 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 5.1 steals ... tabbed first-team all-state by the Detroit Free Press, Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan and third-team all-state honors from the Associated Press and Detroit News as a senior ... named to the Grand Rapids Press Dream Team after her junior season ... also earned fourth-team all-state honors from the Detroit Free Press and honorable mention all-state honors from the Associated Press and Detroit News ... tabbed the top junior in the state of Michigan by Michball.com entering her senior season ... ranked as the 5th-best player in Michigan’s 2010 class by MichiganLadyBallers.com ... named one of the Top 100 players in the state by the Detroit Free Press after her sophomore year ... earned All-Area Dream Team honors after her freshman and senior seasons from the Greenville Daily News ... named to the Grand Rapids Press Dream Team after her junior and senior seasons and third-team as a sophomore ... four-time letterwinner in basketball and softball, three times in volleyball … played her AAU basketball for Michigan’s Finest … two-time all-conference volleyball selection ... was a standout on the diamond as well, including a four-time all-conference, four-time all district, three-time all-region and two-time all-state laurels … tabbed the Greenville Daily News Player of the Year as a senior in volleyball, basketball and softball ... owns the MHSAA career record for home runs (49).

Total Three-point GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG A BLK ST PTS-AVG2010-11 31-0 107-293 .365 34-101 .337 77-93 .828 197-6.4 41 15 45 325-10.5 2011-12 34-16 95-242 .393 40-100 .400 53-68 .779 165-4.9 46 2 45 283-8.3 2012-13 33-11 102-254 .402 31-104 .298 46-59 .780 181-5.5 26 4 49 281-8.5Total 98-27 304-789 .385 105-305 .344 176-220 .800 543-5.5 113 21 139 889-9.1

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry



Lorreal JonesSenior 6-0 • ForwardDetroit, Mich. (St. Louis) (Renaissance) 2

Joined program prior to the 2013-14 season. Will be eligible for competition at beginning of 2014-15 season per NCAA transfer rules. Saint Louis: A four-year star at Detroit Renaissance, Jones was an All-State and All-Metro selection as a senior before heading to Saint Louis for three seasons where she started 84 times. Jones left the Saint Louis program fifth on the career rebounds list with 689 and led the Billikens in scoring (11.0), field goals (119), field goal percentage (44.2), rebounds (233), rebounding average (8.3), offensive rebounds (93), free throws made (70) and free throws attempted (113) last season. Jones’ 233 rebounds during her junior season were the 10th best mark on SLU’s all-time single-season list and third on the Billikens’ single-season chart for juniors. The Detroit native started 84 of 88 contests while at SLU, averaging 8.7 points and 7.8 rebounds while shooting 41.5 percent from the floor during her three seasons.

Jordan LaDukeSenior 5-11 • ForwardFlushing, Mich. (Florida Gulf Coast) (Flushing)31

2012-13: Saw action in 23 games for the Chippewas ... played a season-high 23 minutes versus Green Bay ... scored a season-high seven points in three contests versus Eastern Michigan (1/13), Robert Morris (12/17) and Green Bay (12/5) ... had a season-high three rebounds versus Notre Dame (11/29). 2011-12: Started 13 games while appearing in 29 ... scored her first collegiate points against Ole Miss ... scored a season-high 17 points twice - versus Longwood (12/19) and versus the College of Charleston (12/29) ... had a season-high 12 rebounds at Wright State ... scored in double digits five times. 2010-11: Spent the fall semester at Florida Gulf Coast ... transferred to CMU for the spring semester. High School: Finished her career with 1,529 points ... named Player of the Year on The Flint Journal’s All-Area team as a senior ... ranked as the sixth best senior in the state of Michigan according to MichiganRankings.com ... a McDonald’s All-American nominee as a senior ... earned a pair of All-State selections ... earned All-Big Nine Conference first-team honors on four occasions ... led her team to multiple championships (two league, two district, one regional) and 71 victories in 90 career games ... averaged 18.8 points as a sophomore, 18.3 as a junior and 18.8 as a senior ... scored double figure points in her final 52 games, beginning with the last two games of her sophomore season ... was a first-team All-Big Nine Conference pick as a freshman in 2006, helping Flushing win its second straight league championship ... received special mention AP All-State as a sophomore, in addition to making first-team All-Big Nine ... led the Big Nine in scoring as a sophomore and as a junior ... earned first team All-Big Nine for the third time as a junior, while leading Flushing to the state Class A quarterfinals.


26

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry



Chelsea LynnSophomore6-0 • ForwardDetroit, Mich. (Martin Luther King) 15

2012-13: Appeared in 14 games as a true freshman ... pulled down three rebounds and chipped in two points versus Buffalo (2/10) ... scored first collegiate bucket versus Kent State with a career-high five rebounds (1/31) ... played a season-high 12 minutes versus Robert Morris (12/17). High School: Helped lead team to City Championship senior season ... three-time district champ ... led squad to regional championship senior year ... averaged a double-double during senior campaign ... was also an All-City selection in volleyball ... also lettered in softball ... chose CMU over Eastern Michigan, Western Michigan, Tennessee Tech, Illinois-Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland State.


Jacqueline SimpsonFreshman6-0 • ForwardBurton, Mich. (Bendle) 34

High School: Named to the Associated Press Class C All-State team as a senior ... averaged 17.6 points, 6.8 rebounds and 2.9 blocks to lead her team to a 19-3 record during her senior campaign ... named to Detroit News Dream Team ... three-time Genesee Area-Blue First-Team All-League selection ... also earned second-team honors as a sophomore ... multi-sport athlete that helped lead her team to a distriction championship in volleyball as an all-league player and was also named allleague and all district in softball in 2012 ... played AAU for the Michigan Mystics.

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry



Kerby TammJunior5-10 • GuardPetoskey, Mich. (Petoskey) 12

2012-13: Saw action in 30 games, starting 10 ... ranked third in the MAC in three-point field goal percentage (.417) ... scored a season-high 15 points versus South Dakota State (11/23) and Robert Morris (12/17) ... knocked down a career-high five three-point field goals in both contests ... pulled down a season-high four rebounds on three different occasions ... played a season-high 25 minutes versus No. 5 Notre Dame (11/29) ... three-point field goal percentage of .417 is the fourth best mark in CMU single-season history. 2011-12: Started one game during her freshman campaign while appearing in 33 ... scored in double figures in three games, including a season-high 17 on 4-of-6 shooting from behind the arc versus Southeast Missouri (12/18) ... also went 4-for-7 to record 12 points against Alaska Anchorage (11/24) ... scored nine points on 3-of-4 shooting from long range in the Chippewas’ WNIT appearance versus Illinois State (3/15). High School: Was a four year starter for Petoskey...named first-team Big North Conference, and two times player of the year... first-team Class A All-State for her senior season... BCAM ‘Best of the Best’ award for her senior year.. named Class B first-team all-state by the Associated Press, Detroit News and Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan as a junior ... also received second-team all-state recognition from the Detroit Free Press ... was a three-time first-team All-Big North Conference honoree ... tabbed the Big North Conference Player of the Year after her junior season ... is a three-time all-area and all-region honoree ... earned honorable mention all-state honors from the Detroit Free Press as a sophomore ... served as team captain her junior and sophomore seasons ... currently holds the school single season records for points (360), rebounds (246) and free throw percentage (85.9) ... finished her senior year as the Petoskey High School career scoring leader with 1,356 total points and the career rebounding leader with 802 rebounds ... named Academic All-State her junior year.

Total Three-point GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG A BLK ST PTS-AVG2011-12 33-1 38-87 .437 29-73 .397 7-7 1.000 38-1.2 18 2 10 112-3.42012-13 30-10 33-79 .418 30-72 .417 6-6 1.000 30-1.0 16 2 10 102-3.4Total 63-11 71-166 .428 59-145 .407 13-13 1.000 68-1.1 34 4 20 214-3.4

Da’Jourie TurnerSophomore5-6 • GuardWarren, Mich. (Warren Fitzgerald) 1

2012-13: Appeared in 22 games as a true freshman ... played a season-high 20 minutes at Purdue (12/2) ... scored a season-high five points versus South Dakota State (11/23) ... dished out a season-high three assists versus Robert Morris (12/17) ... played double digit minutes six times. High School: Three-time district champ ... named a first-team All-State selection following junior campaign ... named All-State Special Mention by the Associated Press following senior season ... All-Macomb honoree ... broke Macomb County scoring record by scoring 47 points in a game as a junior ... averaged 28 points per game over last two seasons ... played AUU for Top Ten under coach Dwayne Scott for nine years ... chose CMU over Toledo, Nebraska, Detroit, Dayton, Eastern Michigan, Western Michigan, Akron and Cleveland State.


28

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


2013 -14 Chippewas

Kylie WelchSenior 5-4 • GuardGrand Blanc, Mich. (Grand Blanc) 4

2012-13: Made seven starts while appearing in 18 contests ... played a season-high 13 minutes versus South Dakota State (11/23) ... knocked down a three versus No. 5 Notre Dame (11/29) ... had a season-high two rebounds on two different occasions. 2011-12: Started 25 games for the Chippewas, while appearing in 28 ...had a career-high 11 points at Buffalo (2/11) ... had a career-high three rebounds in games against Ball State (3/3) and Miami (3/8) ... dished out a season-high four assists against Northern Illinois (2/22) ... finished the season with a 1.4 assist/turnover ratio. 2010-11: Played a season-high 26 minutes at Miami (2/2), scoring a season-high eight points ... appeared in 14 of CMU’s final 17 games ... boasted a 2.1 assist/turnover ratio ... went 5-for-8 from the floor in her final 10 games, including 4-for-5 from the arc. High School: Earned first-team all-conference and honorable mention all-state honors as a senior ... named team MVP as a junior and senior ... also earned league all-academic honors as a junior and senior ... averaged 10.2 points, 6.4 assists and 1.7 steals as a senior while shooting 40 percent from three-point range ... helped her AAU squad to state titles in 2008 and 2009, and reached the Final Four at the 2009 AAU nationals ... also lettered in lacrosse, earning first-team all-state honors in 2009 ... played AAU ball for seven seasons with the Michigan Pistons under coach Ben Varner.

Total Three-point GP-GS FG-FGA PCT FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG A BLK ST PTS-AVG2010-11 21-0 8-22 .364 4-10 .400 13-18 .722 16-0.8 33 0 8 33-1.6 2011-12 28-25 12-37 .324 5-25 .200 4-4 1.000 15-0.5 36 0 5 33-1.22012-13 18-7 2-6 .333 2-6 .333 0-0 .000 4-0.2 4 0 4 6-0.3 Total 67-32 22-65 .338 11-41 .268 17-22 .773 35-0.5 73 0 17 72-1.1

2013 -14 Chippewas

30

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Central Michigan BasketballCentral Michigan Combined Team Statistics (FINAL)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 21-12 9-4 7-7 5-1CONFERENCE 12-4 6-2 6-2 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 9-8 3-2 1-5 5-1

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg23 BRADFORD, Crystal 33-24 929 28.2 217-502 . 4 3 2 46-149 . 3 0 9 51-86 . 5 9 3 118 209 327 9.9 72 1 99 116 61 77 531 16.103 GREEN, Jessica 25-22 642 25.7 122-250 . 4 8 8 18-50 . 3 6 0 33-47 . 7 0 2 28 47 75 3.0 45 1 64 72 6 56 295 11.813 SCHROLL, Jessica 25-22 714 28.6 94-201 . 4 6 8 5-14 . 3 5 7 64-94 . 6 8 1 51 66 117 4.7 41 2 48 54 18 22 257 10.333 BAKER, Brandie 33-33 1130 34.2 94-283 . 3 3 2 8-63 . 1 2 7 88-114 . 7 7 2 51 134 185 5.6 67 0 108 55 37 47 284 8.644 JOHNSON, Taylor 33-11 665 20.2 102-254 . 4 0 2 31-104 . 2 9 8 46-59 . 7 8 0 69 112 181 5.5 83 1 26 58 4 49 281 8.524 DiGUILIO, Niki 33-23 715 21.7 71-181 . 3 9 2 63-155 . 4 0 6 37-47 . 7 8 7 16 50 66 2.0 38 0 16 34 4 26 242 7.332 BRACEY, Jas'Mine 32-13 601 18.8 79-161 . 4 9 1 1-2 . 5 0 0 35-52 . 6 7 3 56 101 157 4.9 53 0 15 44 14 16 194 6.105 OLIVE, Jalisa 33-0 392 11.9 57-156 . 3 6 5 33-110 . 3 0 0 27-32 . 8 4 4 15 5 20 0.6 53 0 28 29 0 33 174 5.312 TAMM, Kerby 30-10 363 12.1 33-79 . 4 1 8 30-72 . 4 1 7 6-6 1.000 5 25 30 1.0 19 0 16 16 2 10 102 3.401 TURNER, Da'Jourie 22-0 162 7.4 13-35 . 3 7 1 1-6 . 1 6 7 18-29 . 6 2 1 5 18 23 1.0 23 0 13 17 0 11 45 2.031 LaDUKE, Jordan 23-0 164 7.1 11-33 . 3 3 3 4-19 . 2 1 1 11-14 . 7 8 6 8 16 24 1.0 11 0 7 9 3 5 37 1.615 LYNN, Chelsea 14-0 50 3.6 2-5 . 4 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 2-5 . 4 0 0 7 10 17 1.2 3 0 0 3 0 4 6 0.404 WELCH, Kylie 18-7 98 5.4 2-6 . 3 3 3 2-6 . 3 3 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 4 4 0.2 1 0 4 4 0 4 6 0.3

Team 51 87 138 13Total.......... 33 6625 897-2146 . 4 1 8 242-750 . 3 2 3 418-585 . 7 1 5 480 884 1364 41.3 509 5 444 524 149 360 2454 74.4Opponents...... 33 6625 810-2000 . 4 0 5 176-589 . 2 9 9 355-528 . 6 7 2 398 862 1260 38.2 525 - 459 610 78 247 2151 65.2

TEAM STATISTICS CMU OPPSCORING 2454 2151 Points per game 74.4 65.2 Scoring margin +9.2 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 897-2146 810-2000 Field goal pct . 4 1 8 . 4 0 53 POINT FG-ATT 242-750 176-589 3-point FG pct . 3 2 3 . 2 9 9 3-pt FG made per game 7.3 5.3FREE THROWS-ATT 418-585 355-528 Free throw pct . 7 1 5 . 6 7 2 F-Throws made per game 12.7 10.8REBOUNDS 1364 1260 Rebounds per game 41.3 38.2 Rebounding margin +3.2 -ASSISTS 444 459 Assists per game 13.5 13.9TURNOVERS 524 610 Turnovers per game 15.9 18.5 Turnover margin +2.6 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.8 0.8STEALS 360 247 Steals per game 10.9 7.5BLOCKS 149 78 Blocks per game 4.5 2.4ATTENDANCE 16141 24761 Home games-Avg/Game 13-1242 14-1610 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 6-370

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT TotalsCentral Michigan 1147 1297 10 2454Opponents 1038 1097 16 2151

Date Opponent Score Att.11/09/12 at Bradley W 73-58 147411/11/12 at Northwestern L 72-82 42911/17/12 at Green Bay L 48-75 177811/23/12 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W 88-62 59011/29/12 NOTRE DAME L 63-72 387912/02/12 at Purdue L 71-87 801212/05/12 GREEN BAY W 54-50 300112/17/12 ROBERT MORRIS W 96-56 45612/20/12 vs St. Joseph's W 98-84 0

2 12/21/12 at Florida L 75-81 70412/28/12 at San Diego L o t 72-78 012/30/12 vs Texas W 73-65 001/02/13 MARQUETTE L 74-78 721

* 01/10/13 at Toledo W 73-66 4131* 01/13/13 EASTERN MICHIGAN W 77-51 819* 01/16/13 WESTERN MICHIGAN W 72-58 691* 01/19/13 NORTHERN ILLINOIS W 83-56 886* 01/23/13 at Ohio University W 77-48 329* 01/26/13 AKRON W 92-69 1087* 01/31/13 KENT STATE W 91-44 792* 02/03/13 at Bowling Green L 59-84 1718* 02/07/13 at Ball State L 61-68 1030* 02/10/13 BUFFALO W 86-51 922* 2/16/13 at Miami W 72-60 579* 2/20/13 at Western Michigan W 77-53 1165* 02/24/13 TOLEDO L 63-76 1468* 02/28/13 BALL STATE L 63-67 829* 3/03/13 at Northern Illinois W 82-61 880* 03-06-13 at Eastern Michigan W 63-56 311# 03-14-13 vs Bowling Green W 81-48 0# 03-15-13 vs Toledo W 66-61 0# 03-16-13 vs Akron W 86-68 2221

03/23/13 vs Oklahoma L 73-78 0

* - Conference game

2012 -13 Stat ist ics

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Central Michigan BasketballCentral Michigan Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (FINAL)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 21-12 9-4 7-7 5-1CONFERENCE 12-4 6-2 6-2 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 9-8 3-2 1-5 5-1

Date Opponent Score Att. High Points High Rebounds11/09/12 at Bradley W 73-58 1474 (16)BRADFORD, Crystal (13)BRADFORD, Crystal11/11/12 at Northwestern 72-82 L 429 (25)GREEN, Jessica (10)BRADFORD, Crystal11/17/12 at Green Bay 48-75 L 1778 (12)JOHNSON, Taylor (6)BRACEY, Jas'Mine

(6)JOHNSON, Taylor(6)BAKER, Brandie

11/23/12 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W 88-62 590 (21)BRADFORD, Crystal (12)JOHNSON, Taylor11/29/12 NOTRE DAME 63-72 L 3879 (19)GREEN, Jessica (8)BRADFORD, Crystal12/02/12 at Purdue 71-87 L 8012 (18)BRADFORD, Crystal (7)BRADFORD, Crystal12/05/12 GREEN BAY W 54-50 3001 (23)BRADFORD, Crystal (13)BRADFORD, Crystal12/17/12 ROBERT MORRIS W 96-56 456 (22)DiGUILIO, Niki (11)JOHNSON, Taylor12/20/12 vs St. Joseph's W 98-84 (16)BAKER, Brandie (10)BAKER, Brandie12/21/12 2at Florida 75-81 L 704 (15)SCHROLL, Jessica (8)BRACEY, Jas'Mine12/28/12 at San Diego 72-78 Lot (18)BRADFORD, Crystal (15)BRADFORD, Crystal12/30/12 vs Texas W 73-65 (21)DiGUILIO, Niki (6)BAKER, Brandie01/02/13 MARQUETTE 74-78 L 721 (21)BRADFORD, Crystal (8)BRADFORD, Crystal01/10/13 *at Toledo W 73-66 4131 (27)BRADFORD, Crystal (10)BAKER, Brandie01/13/13 *EASTERN MICHIGAN W 77-51 819 (13)BRADFORD, Crystal (13)BRADFORD, Crystal01/16/13 *WESTERN MICHIGAN W 72-58 691 (26)BRADFORD, Crystal (13)BRADFORD, Crystal01/19/13 *NORTHERN ILLINOIS W 83-56 886 (25)JOHNSON, Taylor (14)BRADFORD, Crystal01/23/13 *at Ohio University W 77-48 329 (13)JOHNSON, Taylor (14)BRADFORD, Crystal01/26/13 *AKRON W 92-69 1087 (31)BRADFORD, Crystal (8)BRADFORD, Crystal

(8)SCHROLL, Jessica01/31/13 *KENT STATE W 91-44 792 (13)OLIVE, Jalisa (6)BRADFORD, Crystal02/03/13 *at Bowling Green 59-84 L 1718 (14)BRADFORD, Crystal (9)BRADFORD, Crystal

(14)BAKER, Brandie02/07/13 *at Ball State 61-68 L 1030 (15)GREEN, Jessica (12)SCHROLL, Jessica

(12)BRADFORD, Crystal02/10/13 *BUFFALO W 86-51 922 (24)BRADFORD, Crystal (10)BRADFORD, Crystal2/16/13 *at Miami W 72-60 579 (16)BRADFORD, Crystal (12)JOHNSON, Taylor2/20/13 *at Western Michigan W 77-53 1165 (21)BRADFORD, Crystal (10)BRADFORD, Crystal02/24/13 *TOLEDO 63-76 L 1468 (17)DiGUILIO, Niki (11)BAKER, Brandie02/28/13 *BALL STATE 63-67 L 829 (20)BRADFORD, Crystal (21)BRADFORD, Crystal3/03/13 *at Northern Illinois W 82-61 880 (20)BAKER, Brandie (9)BRADFORD, Crystal03-06-13 *at Eastern Michigan W 63-56 311 (17)JOHNSON, Taylor (17)BRADFORD, Crystal03-14-13 #vs Bowling Green W 81-48 (23)BRADFORD, Crystal (8)JOHNSON, Taylor03-15-13 #vs Toledo W 66-61 (20)BRADFORD, Crystal (8)JOHNSON, Taylor03-16-13 #vs Akron W 86-68 2221 (14)SCHROLL, Jessica (10)BRADFORD, Crystal

(14)BAKER, Brandie(14)OLIVE, Jalisa

03/23/13 vs Oklahoma 73-78 L (36)BRADFORD, Crystal (14)BRADFORD, Crystal

* - Conference gameAttendance Summary Games Attend Avg/GameHome 13 16141 1242Away 14 22540 1610Neutral 6 2221 370Total 33 40902 1239


32

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Central Michigan BasketballCentral Michigan Overall/Conference Statistics (FINAL)

All games

Overall Statistics Conference StatisticsSUMMARY gp-gs min/g fg% 3fg% ft% r/g a/g stl blk pts/g gp-gs min/g fg% 3fg% ft% r/g a/g stl blk pts/gBRADFORD, Crystal 33-24 28.2 .432 .309 .593 9.9 3.0 77 61 16.1 16-15 29.8 .423 .270 .614 11.3 3.7 36 27 16.7GREEN, Jessica 25-22 25.7 .488 .360 .702 3.0 2.6 56 6 11.8 12-11 25.2 .500 .467 .632 2.5 2.8 23 4 11.3SCHROLL, Jessica 25-22 28.6 .468 .357 .681 4.7 1.9 22 18 10.3 16-15 29.3 .512 .333 .611 5.4 1.8 12 17 10.1BAKER, Brandie 33-33 34.2 .332 .127 .772 5.6 3.3 47 37 8.6 16-16 33.6 .356 .115 .833 5.9 2.9 19 18 9.3JOHNSON, Taylor 33-11 20.2 .402 .298 .780 5.5 0.8 49 4 8.5 16-0 18.0 .472 .349 .792 5.0 0.8 17 2 8.5DiGUILIO, Niki 33-23 21.7 .392 .406 .787 2.0 0.5 26 4 7.3 16-16 23.1 .382 .384 .727 2.6 0.6 14 1 7.0BRACEY, Jas'Mine 32-13 18.8 .491 .500 .673 4.9 0.5 16 14 6.1 15-5 17.0 .514 .000 .706 4.6 0.3 6 5 5.7OLIVE, Jalisa 33-0 11.9 .365 .300 .844 0.6 0.8 33 0 5.3 16-0 11.0 .290 .271 .750 0.5 0.8 18 0 3.7TAMM, Kerby 30-10 12.1 .418 .417 1.000 1.0 0.5 10 2 3.4 15-2 8.9 .387 .393 .000 1.1 0.5 6 0 2.3TURNER, Da'Jourie 22-0 7.4 .371 .167 .621 1.0 0.6 11 0 2.0 11-0 5.7 .429 .000 .769 1.0 0.5 4 0 2.0LaDUKE, Jordan 23-0 7.1 .333 .211 .786 1.0 0.3 5 3 1.6 10-0 6.7 .500 .429 .500 0.9 0.2 3 1 1.9LYNN, Chelsea 14-0 3.6 .400 .000 .400 1.2 0.0 4 0 0.4 8-0 3.5 .667 .000 .400 1.3 0.0 2 0 0.8WELCH, Kylie 18-7 5.4 .333 .333 .000 0.2 0.2 4 0 0.3 8-0 4.5 .333 .333 .000 0.3 0.1 0 0 0.4Totals 33 .418 .323 .715 41.3 13.5 360 149 74.4 16 .433 .324 .700 43.4 13.9 160 75 74.4Opponent 33 .405 .299 .672 38.2 13.9 247 78 65.2 16 .395 .300 .622 34.9 12.1 111 29 60.5

Overall Statistics Conference StatisticsSCORING fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% pts pts/g fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% pts pts/gBRADFORD, Crystal 217-502 . 4 3 2 46-149 . 3 0 9 51-86 . 5 9 3 531 16.1 110-260 . 4 2 3 20-74 . 2 7 0 27-44 . 6 1 4 267 16.7GREEN, Jessica 122-250 . 4 8 8 18-50 . 3 6 0 33-47 . 7 0 2 295 11.8 55-110 . 5 0 0 14-30 . 4 6 7 12-19 . 6 3 2 136 11.3SCHROLL, Jessica 94-201 . 4 6 8 5-14 . 3 5 7 64-94 . 6 8 1 257 10.3 63-123 . 5 1 2 2-6 . 3 3 3 33-54 . 6 1 1 161 10.1BAKER, Brandie 94-283 . 3 3 2 8-63 . 1 2 7 88-114 . 7 7 2 284 8.6 48-135 . 3 5 6 3-26 . 1 1 5 50-60 . 8 3 3 149 9.3JOHNSON, Taylor 102-254 . 4 0 2 31-104 . 2 9 8 46-59 . 7 8 0 281 8.5 51-108 . 4 7 2 15-43 . 3 4 9 19-24 . 7 9 2 136 8.5DiGUILIO, Niki 71-181 . 3 9 2 63-155 . 4 0 6 37-47 . 7 8 7 242 7.3 34-89 . 3 8 2 28-73 . 3 8 4 16-22 . 7 2 7 112 7.0BRACEY, Jas'Mine 79-161 . 4 9 1 1-2 . 5 0 0 35-52 . 6 7 3 194 6.1 37-72 . 5 1 4 0-0 . 0 0 0 12-17 . 7 0 6 86 5.7OLIVE, Jalisa 57-156 . 3 6 5 33-110 . 3 0 0 27-32 . 8 4 4 174 5.3 20-69 . 2 9 0 13-48 . 2 7 1 6-8 . 7 5 0 59 3.7TAMM, Kerby 33-79 . 4 1 8 30-72 . 4 1 7 6-6 1.000 102 3.4 12-31 . 3 8 7 11-28 . 3 9 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 35 2.3TURNER, Da'Jourie 13-35 . 3 7 1 1-6 . 1 6 7 18-29 . 6 2 1 45 2.0 6-14 . 4 2 9 0-1 . 0 0 0 10-13 . 7 6 9 22 2.0LaDUKE, Jordan 11-33 . 3 3 3 4-19 . 2 1 1 11-14 . 7 8 6 37 1.6 7-14 . 5 0 0 3-7 . 4 2 9 2-4 . 5 0 0 19 1.9LYNN, Chelsea 2-5 . 4 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 2-5 . 4 0 0 6 0.4 2-3 . 6 6 7 0-0 . 0 0 0 2-5 . 4 0 0 6 0.8WELCH, Kylie 2-6 . 3 3 3 2-6 . 3 3 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 6 0.3 1-3 . 3 3 3 1-3 . 3 3 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 3 0.4Totals 897-2146 . 4 1 8 242-750 . 3 2 3 418-585 . 7 1 5 2454 74.4 446-1031 . 4 3 3 110-339 . 3 2 4 189-270 . 7 0 0 1191 74.4Opponent 810-2000 . 4 0 5 176-589 . 2 9 9 355-528 . 6 7 2 2151 65.2 374-948 . 3 9 5 72-240 . 3 0 0 148-238 . 6 2 2 968 60.5

Overall Statistics Conference StatisticsTOTALS o-reb d-reb total pf fo a to a/to hi pts o-reb d-reb total pf fo a to a/to hi ptsBRADFORD, Crystal 118 209 327 72 1 99 116 0.9 36 58 122 180 31 0 59 55 1.1 31GREEN, Jessica 28 47 75 45 1 64 72 0.9 25 12 18 30 23 1 33 28 1.2 17SCHROLL, Jessica 51 66 117 41 2 48 54 0.9 16 39 47 86 21 0 28 34 0.8 16BAKER, Brandie 51 134 185 67 0 108 55 2.0 20 28 66 94 35 0 47 22 2.1 20JOHNSON, Taylor 69 112 181 83 1 26 58 0.4 25 31 49 80 38 0 13 31 0.4 25DiGUILIO, Niki 16 50 66 38 0 16 34 0.5 22 8 33 41 14 0 9 14 0.6 17BRACEY, Jas'Mine 56 101 157 53 0 15 44 0.3 18 26 43 69 20 0 5 17 0.3 18OLIVE, Jalisa 15 5 20 53 0 28 29 1.0 15 5 3 8 27 0 13 17 0.8 13TAMM, Kerby 5 25 30 19 0 16 16 1.0 15 4 12 16 8 0 7 7 1.0 9TURNER, Da'Jourie 5 18 23 23 0 13 17 0.8 5 3 8 11 11 0 5 5 1.0 4LaDUKE, Jordan 8 16 24 11 0 7 9 0.8 7 5 4 9 5 0 2 2 1.0 7LYNN, Chelsea 7 10 17 3 0 0 3 0.0 3 4 6 10 2 0 0 3 0.0 3WELCH, Kylie 0 4 4 1 0 4 4 1.0 3 0 2 2 1 0 1 1 1.0 3Totals 480 884 1364 509 5 444 524 0.8 98 242 453 695 236 1 222 242 0.9 92Opponent 398 862 1260 525 - 459 610 0.8 87 173 386 559 239 - 193 272 0.7 84


20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


2012 -13 Stat ist icsC

entr

al M

ich

igan

Bas

ketb

all

Cen

tral

Mic

hig

an P

oin

ts-R

ebou

nd

s-A

ssis

ts (

FIN

AL)

All

gam

es

0103

0405

1213

1523

2431

3233

Oppo

nent

Date

Scor

eTU

RNER

,DA'

GREE

N,JE

SSW

ELCH

,KYL

IOL

IVE,

JALI

TAMM

,KER

BSC

HROL

L,JE

LYNN

,CHE

LSBR

ADFO

RD,

DIGU

ILIO

,NLA

DUKE

,JOR

BRAC

EY,JA

SBA

KER,

BRA

at BU

11/09

/1273

-58

W 3 -

3 - 1

1 5 - 4

- 0DN

P 4 -

1 - 3

0 - 0 -

0DN

PDN

P 1 6

- 1 3 -

4 1 0

- 2 - 0

0 - 1 -

0 1 2

- 9 - 1

9 - 7 -

5at

NU11

/11/12

72-8

2L

0 - 2 -

0 2 5

- 8 - 2

DNP

0 - 0 -

2 4 -

4 - 1

DNP

DNP

1 2 - 1

0 - 5

3 - 0 -

0 0 -

2 - 0

7 - 3 -

0 4 -

5 - 3

at GB

11/17

/1248

-75

L 1 -

0 - 0

9 - 2 -

2 0 -

0 - 0

0 - 0 -

0 3 -

0 - 0

DNP

0 - 0 -

0 1 0

- 6 - 2

0 - 2 -

0 7 -

3 - 0

2 - 6 -

0 4 -

6 - 2

SDSU

11/23

/1288

-62

W 5 -

1 - 1

1 3 - 5

- 6 0 -

0 - 1

5 - 2 -

1 1 5

- 1 - 0

DNP

0 - 0 -

0 2 1

- 7 - 2

1 6 - 2

- 1 0 -

0 - 1

0 - 3 -

0 1 -

6 - 4

ND11

/29/12

63-7

2L

DNP

1 9 - 6

- 4 3 -

0 - 0

1 0 - 1

- 0 3 -

2 - 2

DNP

DNP

7 - 8 -

0 1 2

- 0 - 0

0 - 3 -

0 5 -

7 - 1

2 - 3 -

4at

PUR

12/02

/1271

-87

L 4 -

0 - 1

1 5 - 3

- 0 0 -

0 - 0

9 - 2 -

2 0 -

1 - 1

DNP

DNP

1 8 - 7

- 1 3 -

0 - 0

0 - 1 -

1 1 1

- 6 - 3

1 1 - 3

- 3GB

12/05

/1254

-50

W 2 -

2 - 1

2 - 4 -

1 0 -

0 - 0

0 - 0 -

0 5 -

1 - 1

DNP

DNP

2 3 - 1

3 - 2

0 - 1 -

0 0 -

0 - 0

8 - 3 -

0 1 2

- 9 - 3

RMU

12/17

/1296

-56

W 4 -

2 - 3

1 2 - 2

- 4 0 -

0 - 1

7 - 0 -

2 1 5

- 1 - 2

DNP

0 - 4 -

0 4 -

8 - 4

2 2 - 3

- 0 7 -

2 - 2

7 - 5 -

0 4 -

4 - 6

vs S

JU12

/20/12

98-8

4W

2 - 1 -

1 1 2

- 3 - 3

0 - 0 -

1 1 4

- 2 - 0

6 - 0 -

1 1 5

- 2 - 2

0 - 1 -

0 1 0

- 8 - 2

5 - 2 -

0 0 -

1 - 0

5 - 5 -

1 1 6

- 1 0 -

1at

UF12

/21/12

75-8

1L

DNP

1 0 - 0

- 3 0 -

0 - 0

1 0 - 1

- 1 0 -

1 - 0

1 5 - 3

- 0DN

P 1 0

- 7 - 5

0 - 0 -

0 2 -

1 - 0

1 2 - 8

- 0 5 -

5 - 0

at US

D12

/28/12

72-7

8L

2 - 0 -

0 1 4

- 4 - 2

DNP

1 3 - 1

- 1 6 -

1 - 0

4 - 2 -

1DN

P 1 8

- 1 5 -

2 5 -

3 - 1

DNP

2 - 9 -

0 4 -

8 - 4

vs U

T12

/30/12

73-6

5W

DNP

6 - 0 -

0DN

P 2 -

0 - 0

6 - 2 -

1 1 4

- 2 - 3

DNP

2 - 2 -

2 2 1

- 4 - 2

DNP

9 - 4 -

1 7 -

6 - 1

MU01

/02/13

74-7

8L

DNP

7 - 4 -

4DN

P 1 5

- 1 - 0

0 - 0 -

0 5 -

3 - 2

DNP

2 1 - 8

- 3 3 -

1 - 0

DNP

2 - 3 -

0 1 0

- 1 - 4

at TO

LEDO

01/10

/1373

-66

WDN

P 1 6

- 1 - 2

DNP

0 - 0 -

0DN

P 1 4

- 6 - 2

DNP

2 7 - 9

- 5 1 0

- 4 - 1

DNP

2 - 6 -

0 4 -

1 0 - 2

EMU

01/13

/1377

-51

W 4 -

2 - 2

1 0 - 4

- 6 3 -

2 - 0

3 - 1 -

0 6 -

0 - 0

9 - 2 -

1 0 -

2 - 0

1 3 - 1

3 - 7

7 - 1 -

1 7 -

1 - 0

4 - 3 -

1 6 -

2 - 2

WMU

01/16

/1372

-58

WDN

P 4 -

4 - 4

DNP

0 - 0 -

0 3 -

1 - 0

1 1 - 1

0 - 2

DNP

2 6 - 1

3 - 3

9 - 1 -

1DN

P 8 -

3 - 1

8 - 7 -

0NI

U01

/19/13

83-5

6W

3 - 0 -

1 1 1

- 6 - 1

0 - 0 -

0 4 -

1 - 1

3 - 1 -

0 1 0

- 1 - 2

0 - 0 -

0 1 4

- 1 4 -

8 0 -

0 - 0

3 - 1 -

0 0 -

2 - 0

1 0 - 3

- 3at

OHIO

01/23

/1377

-48

W 2 -

2 - 1

1 1 - 4

- 3 0 -

0 - 0

3 - 1 -

3 5 -

1 - 1

1 0 - 4

- 1 0 -

0 - 0

1 0 - 1

4 - 5

5 - 3 -

0 0 -

2 - 0

1 2 - 7

- 0 6 -

3 - 2

AKRO

N01

/26/13

92-6

9W

1 - 0 -

0 1 5

- 0 - 4

0 - 0 -

0 1 0

- 3 - 0

0 - 1 -

0 1 6

- 8 - 4

0 - 0 -

0 3 1

- 8 - 4

3 - 2 -

0 0 -

1 - 0

DNP

8 - 6 -

5KE

NTST

01/31

/1391

-44

W 4 -

4 - 1

9 - 0 -

5 0 -

0 - 0

1 3 - 0

- 1 9 -

4 - 1

7 - 3 -

1 3 -

5 - 0

1 0 - 6

- 2 5 -

3 - 0

6 - 2 -

0 1 1

- 5 - 0

4 - 4 -

3at

BGSU

02/03

/1359

-84

L 0 -

0 - 0

8 - 2 -

1DN

P 0 -

0 - 0

3 - 0 -

0 8 -

3 - 2

DNP

1 4 - 9

- 2 2 -

4 - 0

3 - 0 -

1 4 -

7 - 0

1 4 - 3

- 0at

BSU

02/07

/1361

-68

L 4 -

2 - 0

1 5 - 1

- 1DN

P 2 -

1 - 3

0 - 0 -

0 6 -

1 2 - 1

DNP

7 - 1 2

- 3 7 -

1 - 0

0 - 1 -

0 4 -

5 - 1

1 4 - 9

- 1UB

02/10

/1386

-51

W 2 -

0 - 0

1 7 - 2

- 3 0 -

0 - 1

2 - 1 -

1 0 -

4 - 0

1 1 - 6

- 3 2 -

3 - 0

2 4 - 1

0 - 5

3 - 2 -

1 0 -

0 - 0

1 8 - 7

- 1 7 -

8 - 6

at MI

AMI

2/16/1

372

-60

W 0 -

1 - 0

4 - 4 -

2DN

P 3 -

0 - 1

0 - 0 -

0 1 1

- 8 - 3

DNP

1 6 - 1

0 - 1

1 3 - 3

- 1DN

P 2 -

1 - 0

1 0 - 5

- 5at

WMU

2/20/1

377

-53

W 2 -

0 - 0

1 6 - 2

- 1 0 -

0 - 0

3 - 0 -

1 3 -

2 - 0

6 - 6 -

0 0 -

0 - 0

2 1 - 1

0 - 2

5 - 4 -

0 0 -

0 - 1

8 - 8 -

1 1 1

- 5 - 1

TOLE

DO02

/24/13

63-7

6L

DNP

DNP

DNP

0 - 0 -

1 0 -

0 - 0

1 5 - 7

- 0DN

P 6 -

5 - 2

1 7 - 1

- 0DN

P 4 -

7 - 0

9 - 1 1

- 6BS

U02

/28/13

63-6

7L

DNP

DNP

DNP

1 3 - 0

- 0 0 -

0 - 1

8 - 2 -

2DN

P 2 0

- 2 1 -

3 0 -

1 - 0

DNP

3 - 5 -

0 7 -

7 - 2

at NI

U3/0

3/13

82-6

1W

0 - 0 -

0DN

P 0 -

0 - 0

0 - 0 -

0 3 -

1 - 2

1 2 - 3

- 1 1 -

0 - 0

1 4 - 9

- 3 1 5

- 5 - 1

DNP

6 - 1 -

0 2 0

- 4 - 6

at EM

U03

-06-

1363

-56

WDN

PDN

PDN

P 3 -

0 - 1

0 - 1 -

2 7 -

5 - 3

DNP

1 4 - 1

7 - 4

1 1 - 6

- 3 0 -

1 - 0

0 - 2 -

0 1 1

- 7 - 3

vs B

GSU

03-1

4-13

81-4

8W

0 - 0 -

0DN

P 0 -

2 - 0

8 - 0 -

0 4 -

0 - 0

1 0 - 1

- 3 0 -

2 - 0

2 3 - 6

- 1 5 -

0 - 0

2 - 1 -

1 7 -

2 - 1

1 4 - 3

- 8vs

TOL

EDO

03-1

5-13

66-6

1W

DNP

DNP

DNP

2 - 0 -

1DN

P 1 5

- 4 - 3

DNP

2 0 - 5

- 2 3 -

1 - 0

0 - 0 -

0 1 0

- 5 - 1

6 - 5 -

2vs

AKR

ON03

-16-

1386

-68

W 0 -

1 - 0

DNP

0 - 0 -

0 1 4

- 0 - 1

0 - 0 -

0 1 4

- 7 - 6

0 - 0 -

0 1 3

- 1 0 -

1 1 2

- 2 - 2

0 - 0 -

0 6 -

7 - 0

1 4 - 6

- 6vs

OU

03/23

/1373

-78

LDN

PDN

PDN

P 2 -

1 - 1

DNP

4 - 7 -

0DN

P 3 6

- 1 4 -

2 1 0

- 2 - 1

DNP

3 - 3 -

1 1 2

- 4 - 5

34

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


2012 -13 MAC Recap

Mid-American Conference Final Standings

West Division MAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct.Toledo 15 1 .937 29 4 .878Ball State 12 4 .750 17 16 .637Central Michigan 12 4 .750 21 12 .636Western Michigan 6 10 .375 11 20 .355Eastern Michigan 6 10 .375 8 22 .266Northern Illinois 2 14 .125 7 23 .233

East Division MAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct.Akron 12 4 .750 23 10 .697Bowling Green 11 5 .688 24 11 .685Miami (Ohio) 10 6 .625 19 13 .593Buffalo 8 8 .500 12 20 .375Ohio 1 15 .062 6 23 .206Kent State 1 15 .062 3 27 .100

Mid-American Conference Tournament Results

First Round (Campus sites)No. 9 Western Michigan 80, No. 8 Eastern Michigan 72No. 7 Buffalo 56, No. 10 Northern Illinois 46No. 6 Miami 83, No. 11 Ohio 61No. 5 Bowling Green 76, No. 12 Kent State 36

Second Round (Cleveland, Ohio)No. 5 Bowling Green 55, No. 9 Western Michigan 53No. 7 Buffalo 82, No. 6 Miami 70

Quarterfinals (Cleveland, Ohio)No. 4 Central Michigan 81, No. 5 Bowling Green 48No. 3 Akron 83, No. 7 Buffalo 79

Semifinals (Cleveland, Ohio)No. 4 Central Michigan 66, No. 1 Toledo 61No. 3 Akron 70, No. 2 Ball State 61

Final (Cleveland, Ohio)No. 4 Central Michigan 86, No. 3 Akron 68

All-MAC First TeamRachel Tecca, AkronCrystal Bradford, Central MichiganCourtney Osborn, MiamiAndola Dortch, ToledoNaama Shafir, Toledo

All-MAC Second TeamNathalie Fontaine, Ball StateAlexis Rogers, Bowling GreenChrissy Steffen, Bowling GreenKirsten Olowinski, MiamiYolanda Richardson, Toledo

All-MAC Third TeamSina King, AkronHanna Luburgh, AkronBrandy Woody, Ball StateJessica Green, Central MichiganInma Zanoguera, Toledo

All-MAC Honorable MentionChrista Baccas, BuffaloMackenzie Loesing, BuffaloBrandie Baker, Central MichiganJessica Schroll, Central MichiganMarquisha Harris, Western Michigan

All-Freshman TeamNathalie Fontaine, Ball StateMackenzie Loesing, BuffaloBianca Cage, Eastern MichiganKiyanna Black, OhioMiracle Woods, Western Michigan

Speciality Award WinnersCoach of the Year: Tricia Cullop, Toledo

Player of the Year: Rachel Tecca, Akron

Freshman of the Year: Nathalie Fontaine, Ball State

Defensive Player of the Year: Andola Dortch, Toledo

Sixth Player of the Year: Shanee’ Jackson, Ball State

MAC Postseason Honors

2012 -13 MAC Recap

36

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


HonorsAcademic Honors

CoSIDA AcademicAll-America

First TeamJody Beerman ................................1987

Second TeamSue Nissen .......................................1989Kaihla Szunko.................................2011

Third TeamNancy Melissa ................................1987Amy Welch ......................................1987Sue Nissen .......................................1990

Honorable MentionJody Beerman ................................1986

CoSIDA AcademicAll-District

Second TeamKaihla Szunko ................................2011

Second TeamCasey Manning ..............................2006

Third TeamErin Kuhl ...........................................2006

NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship

Betsy Yonkman ..............................1986Jody Beerman ................................1987Sue Nissen .......................................1991

Academic All-MACFirst TeamLisa Zodtner ....................................1983Denise Tower ..................................1984Jody Beerman ..................1985, 86, 87Nancy Melissa ..................1986, 87, 88Trish Phillips ....................................1986Amy Welch ......................................1987Sue Nissen .........................1989, 90, 91Carla Sterk .........................1991, 92, 93Erin Kuhl ....................................2005, 06Casey Manning .......................2005, 06Kaihla Szunko....................2009,10, 11

Honorable MentionMolly Piché .....................................1988Carrie Isanhart ........................1991, 92Jenny Ritz ........................................1994Eve Claar ..........................................1995Tracy Renken ..................................1997

Athletic Honors

Freshman All-AmericaFirst TeamSue Nissen .......................................1988

Honorable MentionJody Beerman ................................1984

All-MACFirst TeamTracy Creten....................................1982Lisa Zodtner ....................................1983Sylvia Odum ...................................1984Betsy Yonkman .......................1985, 86LaTanga Cox ...................................1986Jody Beerman ................................1987Sue Nissen .........................1988, 90, 91Carla Sterk ................................1991, 93Crystal Bradford ....................2013

Second TeamLisa Zodtner ....................................1982Denise Tower ..................................1984Sylvia Odum ...................................1985Jody Beerman ................................1986Sue Nissen .......................................1989Carrie Isanhart ...............................1992Carla Sterk .......................................1992Nikki Thompkins .............1992, 93, 94Tracy Renken ..................................1997Britni Houghton ............................2009Kaihla Szunko.................................2011

Third TeamBritni Houghton ............................2008Shonda Long ...........................2010, 11Kaihla Szunko.................................2010Jessica Green .........................2013

Honorable Mention Terri McFarland ..............................1983LaTanga Cox ............................1984, 85Betsy Yonkman ..............................1984Nancy Melissa ................................1987Molly Piché .....................................1988Mary Oswald ..................................1989Tracy Renken ..................................1995Julie Miller .......................................1998Ebony Rainge .................................1998Joni Daniels ....................................1999Sally Sedlar ......................................1999Shelly Woods ..................................2000Vershaun Jones .............................2002Ann Skufca ......................................2006Ann Skufca ......................................2007Angel Chan .....................................2009Brandie Baker ..........................2011, 13Crystal Bradford ....................2012Taylor Johnson ......................2012Jessica Schroll ................................2013

MAC All-Freshman TeamSue Nissen .......................................1988Carrie Isanhart ...............................1990Carla Sterk .......................................1990Tracy Renken ..................................1994Darcey Rasch ..................................1996Joni Daniels ....................................1998Erin Kuhl ...........................................2003Brandie Baker .................................2009Niki DiGuilio ..........................2011Taylor Johnson ......................2011Crystal Bradford ....................2012Jas’Mine Bracey ....................2012Jessica Green .........................2012

MAC All-TournamentLaTanga Cox ...................................1984Denise Tower ..................................1984Betsy Yonkman .......................1984, 86Sylvia Odum ...................................1985Jody Beerman .........................1986, 87Nancy Melissa ................................1987Sue Nissen ................................1988, 91Carla Sterk ................................1991, 92Taylor Johnson ......................2012Crystal Bradford ..............2012, 13Brandie Baker .................................2013Jessica Schroll ................................2013

MAC Tournament MVPLaTanga Cox ...................................1984Crystal Bradford ....................2013

MAC Freshman of the YearSue Nissen .......................................1988Brandie Baker .................................2009Niki DiGuilio ..........................2011

MAC Sixth-Player of the YearTaylor Johnson ......................2011Jalisa Olive .......................................2012

MAC Coach of the YearLaura Golden ..................................1984Donita Davenport ........................1985

MAC Hall of FameKaren Karner ...................................1992

CMU Hall of FameKaren Karner ...................................1989Marie Tuite ......................................1990Jody Beerman ................................1997Sue Nissen .......................................2001Carla Sterk .......................................2004Sylvia Odum ...................................2006Betsy Yonkman ..............................2007LaTanga (Cox) Christmas ............2009

Current players in bold

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Letterwinners

-A-Armstrong, Sherriya ............ 2008

-B-Backus, Amy ....................1977-79Baker, Brandie ..........2009, 11-13Bannon, Shawn ..............1991-92Beerman, Jody ................1984-87Bos, Jodi ............................1981-82Bradford, Crystal .......2012-13Bracey, Jas’Mine ........2012-13Brown, Susie ....................1977-80Brown, Suzanne ................... 1982Bryant, Malisa ..................1988-89Burns, Meghan ...............1995-96Burnside, Tiffany.............1994-97

-C-Chan, Angel .....................2006-09Chapman, Sophia ................ 1984Claar, Eve ...........................1992-95Cox, LaTanga ...................1983-86Craven, Carlotta..............1990-92Creten, Tracy ....................1979-82Culberston, Jodi .............1997-00

-D-Daniels, Joni.....................1998-99Didley, Denise .................1995-97DiGuilio, Niki .............2011-13Douglas, Tiffany ............. 2004, 06Duczynski, Missy ............1987-90

-E-Eidson, Desiree ...............2000-03Elwer, Amanda ................2001-04Evans, Sharlonda ...........1993-96Erdman, Tracy Jo .................. 1999

-F-Fambro, LaTisha ................... 1998

-G-Germany, Rochelle ........1999-00Green, Jessica ............2012-13

-H-Hatfield, Lindy ................2002-05Harmon, Raina ................2001-04Heintz, Christy ...................... 2001Henderson, Laurie ........2000-03Holman, Kendra .............2008-10Houghton, Britni ............2007-10Humphrey, Chris .................. 1979Hurd, Sharonda .........2004-2007

-I-Isanhart, Carrie ...............1990-93

-J-Jackson, Yolanda ............1994-95Johnson, Shelley .................. 1986Johnson, Taylor .........2011-13

Joiner, Shirley ..................1986-89Jolliffe, Rhonda ...............1980-81Jones, Vershaun ............1999-02

-K-Karner, Karen ...................1976-78Kelly, Sherry .....................1986-89Kihn, Kristi .............................. 1986Kindel, Beth ........................... 2001Kraft, Kelly ........................1989-91Kuhl, Erin ...........................2003-06

-L-LaBarge, Kathy ................1983-86LaDuke, Jordan .........2012-13Lasley, Tina ............................. 1987Lawinger, Abby ..............2000-02Loch, Elaine ......................1984-87Loedeman, Jean .............1976-79Long, Shonda ..................2008-10Luckett, Latisha ..............2006-09Lynn, Chelsea ................. 2013

-M-Magnant, Chris ...............1982-85Manning, Casey ..............2003-06Martin, Kendra ..................... 2002Mason, Yvette..................1989-90Mazzolini, Gina ...............1975-78McClusky, Lori .................1989-90McFarland, Terri ..............1980-83Mecoli, Lindsay ...............2003-06Melissa, Nancy ................1984-87Merchant, Suzy ...............1988-91Merriman, Wendy ..........1990-93Miller, Julie .......................1995-98Miller, Skylar ....................2009-12Minaricova, Mari ............1995-98Munz, Molli ......................1999-02Myers, Chasidy ................2003-06

-N-Nash, Linda ......................1979-82Niermann, Pam ...............1982-83Nissen, Sue .......................1988-91Nora, Kerry .......................1995-98

-O-Odum, Sylvia ...................1982-85Olive, Jalisa .......................2010-13Oostendorp, Vicki ..........1988-89O’Sullivan, Ann ..................... 1983Oswald, Mary ..................1987-90

-P-Pattison, Nancy ..............1980-83Pence, Cheryl ..................1976-79Petrie, Tara .............................. 2001Phillips, Trish ....................1983-86Piché, Molly ......................1985-88Pigott, Traci ............................ 1998Pohl, Chris.........................1979-80

Poole, Priscilla ....................... 2006-R-

Rainge, Ebony .................1995-98Ramsey, Camille .............2008-10Rasch, Darcey ..................1996-98Renken, Tracy ..................1994-97Ritz, Jenny ........................1991-94Roberts, Julie ...................1978-81Robinson, Jane ...............1977-80Rose, Michelle ....................... 1991Rozak, Alicia .....................1999-01

-S-Sedlar, Sally ......................1998-99Schroll, Jessica ...................... 2013Shumake, Nikita ............ 1990-93Skufca, Ann ......................2004-07Sterk, Carla .......................1990-93Szunko, Brittany ................... 2008Szunko, Kaihla ..........2007, 10-11

-T-Tamm, Kerby .............2012-13Taylor, Linda .....................1992-95Thompkins, Nikki ...........1991-94Tower, Denise ..................1981-84Turner, Da’Jourie ............ 2013

-V-Verhey, Rachel ................1996-99Verhoff, Stacey ................2005-08

-W-Walsh, Tara .......................1994-95Warczinsky, Heidi ...........2009-10Warner, Cindy ........................ 1978Waters, Karen ........................ 1980Weidman, Patty ..............1981-84Welch, Amy ......................1984-87Welch, Kylie .................... 2012Wendt, Rory ........................... 1999Westover, Dana...............2005-08Widman, Elizabeth .............. 2002Williams, Jill ............................ 2001Willis, Morgan ....................... 2004Wilson, Candace .............2005-08Winner, Amanda .................. 1999Woods, Shelly ..................1997-00

-Y-Yonkman, Betsy ..............1983-86Yops, Lauren .......................... 2003

-Z-Zodtner, Lisa ....................1980-83

Active players in bold

38

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


All - T ime Vs . Opponents Game -by -Game ResultsAdrian ..............................................4-0Akron ................................19-14Alabama ..........................................0-1Alabama A&M ...............................0-1Alaska Anchorage .......................1-0American ........................................1-0Arizona State .................................0-2Ball State ..........................33-35Baylor ...............................................0-1Binghamton...................................1-1Belmont ..........................................1-0Bowling Green .................15-46Bradley ............................................4-1Brigham Young .............................1-0Boston University ........................1-0Buffalo .................................. 7-8Butler................................................0-2California ........................................1-1CSU-Fullerton ................................1-0Calvin ............................................ 8-10Canisius ...........................................4-0Cedarville .......................................1-0Central Florida ..............................0-1Chicago State ................................5-1Cincinnati .......................................0-1Cleveland State ............................4-2Coastal Carolina ...........................1-0Colgate ............................................1-0College of Charleston ................1-0Colorado .........................................0-2Concordia .......................................1-0Dartmouth .....................................2-0Davidson .........................................1-0Dayton .................................. 3-3Delta .................................................1-0DePaul .............................................1-3Detroit .......................................... 4-14Drake ................................................0-1Drexel ...............................................1-0Duquesne .......................................1-0East Carolina ..................................0-2East Tennessee State ..................1-0Eastern Kentucky .........................1-0Eastern Michigan .............45-33Evansville ........................................1-0Ferris State .....................................4-2Flint ...................................................1-0Florida ..............................................0-1Florida State ..................................0-1Franklin ...........................................3-0Gardner-Webb ..............................1-0George Washington ....................0-1Georgetown ..................................0-2Georgia ............................................0-4Georgia State ................................1-0Grand Valley State .................... 12-1Hampton ........................................0-1Harvard ...........................................1-1Hope .................................................1-1Houston ..........................................0-1Howard ............................................2-0

Illinois ...............................................2-4Illinois-Chicago.............................5-2Illinois-Chicago Circle ................0-1Illinois State ...................................1-8Indiana ............................................1-5Indiana State .................................2-4Iowa ..................................................0-1IPFW .................................................2-0IUPUI ................................................1-1Iowa State .......................................0-1Jackson State ................................1-0Jacksonville ....................................1-0Kansas................................... 0-1Kansas State ..................................0-3Kent State .........................23-31Lake Superior State .....................4-0Lewis ................................................1-0Long Island ....................................1-0Longwood ......................................1-0Louisiana Tech ..............................0-2Louisville .........................................1-2Loyola-Chicago ............................0-2Maine ...............................................1-2Manhattan .....................................1-0Marquette ............................ 1-1Marshall...........................................4-5Marygrove ......................................1-0Maryland ........................................0-1McMaster ........................................1-0Mercer..............................................1-0Miami (OH) .......................24-31Michigan ....................................11-15Michigan State.........................13-29Michigan Tech ...............................1-0Middle Tenn. State.......................0-1Minnesota ......................................2-0Mo.-Kansas City ............................1-0Mo.-Saint Louis .............................1-0Morehead State ............................1-0Nebraska .........................................1-2New Hampshire ...........................1-0New Mexico ...................................1-1New Mexico State ........................0-1Niagara ............................................2-1North Carolina A&T .....................1-0Northeastern Illinois ...................1-0Northern Colorado ......................1-0Northern Illinois ..............23-21Northern Iowa ..............................0-1Northern Michigan .................. 14-1Northwestern ................................0-5Northwood ....................................1-0Notre Dame .......................... 1-3Oakland ........................................ 5-12Ohio ..................................30-27Ohio State ......................................0-4Oklahoma .......................................0-1Oklahoma State ...........................0-1Ole Miss ...........................................2-1Pittsburgh ......................................0-2Providence .....................................0-1

Purdue .................................. 4-2Quinnipiac......................................0-1Rice ...................................................1-1Robert Morris ................................1-1Saginaw Valley State...................3-2Saint Joseph’s ................................1-1Saint Louis ......................................4-0San Diego .......................................0-1San Diego State ............................0-1San Francisco ................................0-1San Jose State ...............................1-0Seton Hall .......................................0-1Shaw .................................................1-0Siena .................................................1-0Siena Heights ................................1-0South Dakota State ............. 1-0South Florida .................................0-1Southern California .....................0-1Southern Illinois ...........................2-2Southern Methodist ...................1-1Southwest Mo. St. ........................2-0Stony Brook ...................................0-1Syracuse ..........................................1-0Temple .............................................0-3Tennessee State ...........................2-0Texas .................................................1-1Texas - Pan Am ..............................1-0Texas A&M ......................................0-2Texas A&M-Corpus Christi ........2-0Texas Southern .............................3-0Toledo ...............................28-43Tri-State ...........................................1-0Troy ...................................................1-0UAB ...................................................1-2Valparaiso .......................................4-2Vermont ..........................................0-1Wagner ............................................1-0Wake Forest ...................................1-0Washington ...................................0-1Washington State ........................0-1Waterloo .........................................1-0Wayne State ...................................5-8West Virginia ..................................1-0Western Illinois .............................2-0Western Michigan ............41-47Western Ontario ...........................2-0Wichita State .................................2-0Wilberforce ....................................1-0Windsor ...........................................2-0Wisconsin .......................................1-0Wis.-Green Bay ..............................4-2Wis.-Milwaukee ............................3-4Wis.-Stevens Point .......................1-1Wofford ...........................................1-0Wright State ...................................2-1Wyoming ........................................1-0Xavier .................................... 2-2Yale ...................................................1-0Youngstown State .......................4-1

2013-14 Opponents in bold

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


All - T ime Vs . Opponents Game -by -Game Results1969-70

Overall: 3-2 Head Coach: Fran Koenig

F/14 Western Michigan W 40-30 HF/24 at Calvin L 31-50 AM/5 at Eastern Michigan W 56-34 AM/9 Michigan State L 53-55 HM/11 Calvin W 44-32 H

1970-71Overall: 7-4

Head Coach: Fran KoenigF/9 at Calvin W 55-52 AF/13 at Western Michigan L 37-44 AF/15 Michigan State W 41-37 HF/24 Calvin L 33-34 HF/27 at Michigan State W 63-40 AM/4 at Hope L 34-37 AM/5 Delta W 59-40 HM/6 Flint W 47-40 HM/12 at Illinois L 40-42 AM/13 at Franklin W 71-35 AM/13 at Ball State W 60-36 A

1971-72Overall: 8-5

Head Coach: Fran KoenigF/5 at Michigan State W 54-52 AF/12 at Northern Michigan W 45-41 AF/14 Michigan W 64-31 HF/19 Western Michigan L 49-53 HF/24 at Calvin L 30-47 AF/28 Michigan State W 58-51 HM/3 at Grand Valley St. W 50-36 AM/4 at Western Michigan L 45-54 AM/4 at Michigan State W 36-35 AM/10 Illinois State L 49-55 HM/11 Cedarville W 59-44 HM/11 Franklin W 60-46 HM/12 Western Michigan L 46-50 H

1972-73Overall: 4-6

Head Coach: Fran KoenigJ/31 at Calvin L 38-52 AF/3 at Eastern Michigan W 42-29 AF/9 Northern Michigan W 57-24 HF/10 Michigan W 47-21 HF/15 at Michigan State L 42-44 AF/21 Calvin L 40-43 HF/24 at Western Michigan L 63-71 AM/2 Hope W 52-27 NM/3 Western Michigan L 38-60 NM/3 Michigan State L 43-45 N

1973-74Overall: 4-7

Head Coach: Fran KoenigJ/31 Calvin L 36-50 HF/2 at Michigan State L 37-58 AF/8 at Northern Michigan W 67-28 AF/14 Grand Valley State W 57-37 HF/15 Eastern Michigan W 56-38 HF/19 at Calvin L 53-59 A

F/23 Western Michigan L 49-65 HF/27 Michigan State L 31-46 HF/27 Eastern Michigan W 63-39 HF/28 Calvin L 52-79 HM/1 Michigan State L 45-47 H

1974-75Overall: 10-7

Head Coach: Marcy Weston Western Ontario W 65-45 N McMaster W 58-41 N Eastern Michigan W 52-50 N Waterloo W 53-35 N Michigan State W 50-40 H vs Calvin L 52-63 N Northern Michigan W 80-33 H at Illinois W 56-38 A at Illinois State L 62-71 A at Southern Illinois W 44-34 A at Eastern Michigan L 47-49 A Calvin L 51-54 H at Grand Valley State W 66-44 A at Western Michigan L 51-62 A at Michigan State L 55-63 A Northern Michigan W 74-36 N Eastern Michigan L 25-35 N

1975-76Overall: 11-12

Head Coach: Marcy Weston at Northern Michigan W 80-39 A at Wis.-Stevens Point L 50-66 A Western Ontario W 73-54 N Wayne State (OT) W 69-67 N Michigan L 54-55 N Calvin W 71-59 H Southern Illinois L 56-70 H Michigan State W 69-50 H Kansas State L 51-61 N Indiana L 54-83 N Eastern Michigan L 45-65 H at Calvin W 100-42 A Michigan L 59-69 H at Western Michigan L 76-86 A Grand Valley State W 45-42 H at Michigan State W 82-81 A Wayne State L 69-81 H Western Michigan L 56-76 H Michigan W 63-61 N Michigan State W 75-65 N Western Michigan L 57-70 H West Virginia W 90-64 H Illinois State L 61-76 H

1976-77Overall: 12-14

# AIAW Midwest RegionalHead Coach: Ro DiBrezzo

D/4 at Oakland L 50-56 AD/10 Grand Valley State W 68-52 HD/17 Western Illinois W 79-32 HJ/13 at Wayne State L 41-78 AJ/14 Northern Michigan W 70-50 HJ/17 at Michigan L 58-60 A

J/21 Windsor W 72-22 NJ/22 Eastern Michigan W 78-49 NJ/22 Wayne State L 63-72 NJ/27 at Adrian W 71-61 AF/1 at Grand Valley State W 61-55 AF/4 Illinois State L 68-83 HF/5 Indiana L 54-59 NF/5 vs Northern Iowa L 48-69 NF/9 Michigan State L 51-68 HF/12 at Eastern Michigan L 60-71 AF/15 at Western Michigan W 68-67 AF/17 Wayne State L 66-73 HF/19 at Michigan State L 63-79 AF/25 Southern Illinois W 93-60 HF/26 Western Michigan L 64-66 H Calvin W 67-47 HM/3 Wayne State W 65-62 H Michigan State L 62-64 HM/4 Grand Valley State W 67-66 HM/10 Northwestern # L 60-75 N

1977-78Overall: 13-8

AIAW State ChampionHead Coach: Ro DiBrezzo

D/10 Michigan W 73-71 HJ/14 at Ball State L 66-70 AJ/19 UI-Chicago Circle L 50-56 NJ/20 Missouri-St. Louis W 80-25 NJ/21 Purdue L 60-63 NJ/24 Michigan State L 61-68 HF/1 Wayne State W 80-54 HF/3 at Illinois W 79-53 AF/7 at Oakland W 56-54 A at Grand Valley State W 77-64 AF/11 at Northern Michigan W 76-59 A at Western Michigan L 72-87 AF/16 Eastern Michigan W 60-51 HF/18 Calvin W 56-52 HF/20 Adrian W 72-53 HF/22 Shaw W 78-59 HF/24 Indiana W 65-54 HF/25 Western Michigan L 68-69 H Eastern Michigan W 76-74 H Michigan State L 58-66 N Oakland L 68-69 H

1978-79Overall: 10-7


Ferris State W 74-58 H Wayne State L 56-67 H Ball State W 75-63 A Purdue W 95-79 H at Calvin W 90-67 A at Indiana L 50-57 A at Michigan State L 56-70 A at Adrian W 75-71 A at Michigan W 81-78 A at DePaul L 57-76 A Grand Valley State W 68-65 H at Eastern Michigan L 58-67 A Northern Michigan W 80-63 H

40

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Game -by -Game Results Game -by -Game Results Detroit L 74-95 H Oakland W 84-63 H at Western Michigan W 68-64 A Detroit L 54-58 N

1979-80Overall: 19-8


D/4 Ferris State W 99-66 HD/6 Calvin W 80-33 HD/8 at Oakland L 74-86 AD/11 Adrian W 93-59 HD/15 Wayne State W 72-62 HD/28 at Northern Michigan W 62-47 AD/29 Wisconsin-Green Bay W 81-61 ND/30 UW-Stevens Point W 72-64 NJ/3 at Toledo W 93-66 AJ/6 DePaul W 75-65 HJ/9 at Western Michigan W 64-60 AJ/12 Ball State W 72-63 HJ/17 Grand Valley State W 72-60 HJ/18 Kent State L 62-81 NJ/19 at Bowling Green W 64-55 AJ/21 Michigan State L 52-63 HJ/22 Lake Superior State W 91-68 HJ/26 Indiana State L 69-71 HJ/30 Eastern Michigan W 86-61 HF/1 Michigan Tech W 95-53 NF/2 at Northern Michigan W 82-64 AF/5 at Grand Valley State W 85-79 AF/9 at Detroit L 37-80 AF/15 Miami L 58-69 HF/16 Michigan L 69-83 HF/23 Northern Illinois W 92-82 H Wayne State L 73-75

1980-81Overall: 10-16

AIAW State ChampionHead Coach: Jane Cwayna

D/6 Oakland L 80-87 HD/9 Michigan L 83-84 HD/16 at Ferris State W 84-61 AJ/2 Northern Illinois W 92-84 NJ/3 Ohio L 61-66 NJ/4 Western Michigan L 76-81 NJ/6 at Lake Superior State W 77-60 AJ/10 Toledo W 72-48 HJ/13 Kent State L 66-73 HJ/17 at DePaul L 69-85 AJ/20 at Michigan State L 61-69 AJ/22 at Eastern Michigan L 59-85 AJ/24 Bowling Green L 69-73 HJ/27 Detroit L 62-72 HJ/30 at Franklin W 81-69 AJ/31 at Ball State W 83-82 AF/4 at Grand Valley State L 76-79 AF/7 at Ohio W 68-64 AF/10 Saginaw Valley State W 75-74 HF/14 at Miami L 68-77 AF/16 Northern Michigan L 79-86 HF/21 Western Michigan W 90-71 HF/23 at Wayne State L 72-87 A

F/27 at Lewis W 83-68 AF/28 at Northern Illinois L 69-79 AM/5 Wayne State L 64-70 N

1981-82Overall: 11-18; MAC: 2-7, 10th

Head Coach: Laura GoldenN/27 Michigan State W 74-72 NN/28 Michigan L 77-85 ND/3 at Oakland L 66-75 AD/7 Ohio* W 93-86 HD/11 at Kent State* L 59-75 AD/19 at Michigan L 68-83 AJ/2 Lake Superior State W 85-70 HJ/8 Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 67-69 NJ/9 Wisconsin-Green Bay W 67-65 NJ/10 at Northern Michigan W 67-64 AJ/13 at Western Michigan* L 66-73 AJ/16 Miami* L 52-82 HJ/19 Michigan State L 56-71 HJ/22 at Bowling Green* L 61-74 AJ/23 at Toledo* L 51-65 AJ/26 Grand Valley State W 73-64 HJ/29 at Indiana L 47-76 AJ/30 at Ball State* L 75-86 AF/2 Eastern Michigan* W 83-74 HF/6 Northern Illinois* L 67-69 HF/7 Northern Michigan W 66-58 HF/8 Ferris State W 83-64 HF/9 Michigan L 74-75 HF/16 at Detroit L 66-92 AF/18 Western Michigan** W 47-45 NF/21 Miami** L 56-103 NF/24 at Saginaw Valley State L 61-66 AF/27 at Purdue W 60-58 AF/28 at Indiana State L 71-73 A

1982-83Overall: 21-9; MAC: 12-6, 3rd

Head Coach: Laura GoldenN/20 Northern Michigan W 80-61 HN/26 Michigan W 93-75 NN/27 Western Michigan W 69-62 ND/1 Saginaw Valley State W 67-60 HD/4 at Windsor W 90-41 AD/6 at Ferris State L 75-77 AD/11 Oakland L 62-68 HD/18 at Akron W 64-63 AD/19 at Youngstown State W 78-69 AJ/5 Eastern Michigan* W 69-44 HJ/8 at Toledo* W 58-56 AJ/12 Northern Illinois* W 53-50 HJ/15 at Kent State* W 72-53 AJ/19 Miami* W 69-67 HJ/22 at Western Michigan* W 96-78 AJ/26 Ohio* W 98-81 HJ/29 at Ball State* W 82-62 AF/2 at Bowling Green* L 60-80 AF/5 Toledo* L 56-58 HF/9 at Northern Illinois* L 54-59 AF/12 Kent State* W 72-57 HF/16 at Miami* L 63-65 AF/19 Western Michigan* W 78-57 HF/23 at Ohio* L 80-91 A

F/26 Ball State* W 88-46 HM/2 Bowling Green* W 79-69 HM/5 at Eastern Michigan* L 68-80 AM/11 Toledo** W 80-66 NM/12 Miami** W 78-73 NM/16 Maryland+ L 71-94 N

1983-84Overall: 27-3; MAC: 18-0, 1stHead Coach: Laura Golden

N/25 Cal State Fullerton W 76-64 NN/26 Nebraska L 81-83 ND/3 at Michigan State L 72-76 AD/6 at Michigan W 82-63 AD/9 Cleveland State (OT) W 82-78 HD/10 Purdue W 74-44 HD/18 at Minnesota W 92-71 AD/21 at Notre Dame W 72-69 AD/30 Detroit W 94-78 HJ/4 at Northern Illinois* W 89-60 AJ/7 Kent State* W 83-58 HJ/11 at Ball State* W 74-53 AJ/14 Western Michigan* W 96-55 HJ/18 at Ohio* W 80-69 AJ/21 Miami* W 94-70 HJ/25 Bowling Green* W 89-60 HJ/28 at Eastern Michigan* W 85-68 AF/1 Toledo* W 77-67 HF/4 at Kent State* W 80-57 AF/8 Ball State* W 80-65 HF/11 at Western Michigan W 78-61 AF/15 Ohio* W 99-77 HF/18 at Miami* W 85-64 AF/22 at Bowling Green* W 74-66 AF/25 Eastern Michigan* W 85-63 HF/29 at Toledo* W 75-73 AM/3 Northern Illinois* W 88-75 HM/5 Northern Illinois** W 106-72 NM/9 Toledo** W 71-55 NM/15 Alabama+ L 70-78 N

1984-85Overall: 19-10; MAC: 15-3, 1st

Head Coach: Donita DavenportN/23 Texas Southern W 104-76 NN/24 Kansas State L 60-75 NN/30 San Diego State L 45-81 ND/1 at Illinois L 63-66 AD/4 Michigan L 56-63 HD/8 Michigan State L 64-67 HD/20 at Ohio State L 54-87 AD/22 at Cleveland State W 68-61 AD/29 Wisconsin W 76-66 HJ/2 at Ball State* W 76-55 AJ/5 at Miami* W 60-57 AJ/9 Ohio* W 79-61 HJ/12 at Western Michigan* W 76-66 AJ/15 at Bowling Green* L 41-58 AJ/19 Eastern Michigan* W 83-60 HJ/23 at Toledo* W 67-53 AJ/26 Northern Illinois* W 79-67 HJ/30 at Kent State* W 62-46 30F/2 Miami* W 78-63 HF/6 at Ohio* W 79-74 A

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Game -by -Game Results Game -by -Game ResultsF/9 Western Michigan* W 80-73 HF/13 Bowling Green* W 69-58 HF/16 at Eastern Michigan* L 79-80 AF/20 Toledo* W 98-78 HF/23 at Northern Illinois* L 70-74 AF/27 Kent State* W 63-60 HM/2 at Ball State* W 75-73 AM/8 Northern Illinois** W 72-59 NM/9 Western Michigan** L 63-73 N

1985-86Overall: 18-11; MAC: 13-5, t-2ndHead Coach: Donita Davenport

N/22 Georgia L 55-97 NN/23 East Carolina L 71-77 NN/29 Kansas State L 63-82 NN/30 New Mexico W 77-52 ND/7 at Michigan State W 86-76 AD/15 Youngstown State W 83-60 HD/20 Southern Methodist W 75-54 ND/21 at Ohio State L 75-95 AD/30 at Michigan L 63-71 AJ/2 at Western Michigan* W 66-61 AJ/4 Ohio* W 90-81 HJ/8 Bowling Green* L 52-53 HJ/11 at Eastern Michigan* W 90-86 AJ/15 Toledo* W 82-62 HJ/18 at Northern Illinois* W 87-86 AJ/22 Kent State* W 82-72 HJ/25 at Ball State* W 82-59 AJ/29 Miami* W 94-82 HF/1 at Ohio* L 83-88 AF/5 at Bowling Green* L 75-85 AF/8 Eastern Michigan* L 61-65 HF/12 at Toledo* W 87-67 AF/15 Northern Illinois* W 101-79 HF/19 at Kent State* W 76-70 AF/22 Ball State* W 89-70 HF/25 at Miami* W 86-62 AM/2 Western Michigan* L 65-73 HM/7 Bowling Green** W 67-64 NM/8 Ohio (OT)** L 85-92 N

1986-87Overall: 17-11; MAC: 11-5, 2ndHead Coach: Donita Davenport

N/28 Eastern Kentucky W 101-75 NN/29 at Bradley (OT) W 91-88 AD/3 Michigan State L 72-95 HD/5 at Louisiana Tech L 68-85 AD/6 American W 64-56 ND/14 Ohio State L 61-87 HD/17 at Detroit L 72-88 AD/19 Brigham Young W 83-70 ND/20 at Michigan State L 54-65 AD/31 Kent State* W 80-71 HJ/3 Bowling Green* L 79-85 HJ/7 at Ball State* W 63-62 AJ/10 Eastern Michigan* W 84-66 HJ/14 at Miami (OT)* W 72-65 AJ/17 Toledo* W 89-81 HJ/21 at Western Michigan* W 79-60 AJ/28 at Ohio* W 72-61 AJ/31 at Bowling Green* L 78-91 A

F/4 Ball State* W 79-68 HF/7 at Eastern Michigan* W 93-81 AF/11 Miami* W 77-64 HF/14 at Toledo* L 66-75 AF/18 Western Michigan* L 71-78 HF/21 at Dayton W 80-59 AF/25 Ohio* W 81-69 HF/28 at Kent State* L 67-76 AM/6 Western Michigan** W 82-70 NM/7 Bowling Green** L 62-63 N

1987-88Overall: 16-13; MAC: 11-5, 4th

Head Coach: Donita DavenportN/27 East Carolina L 77-78 NN/28 Louisville L 62-72 ND/4 Marquette W 57-52 ND/5 Middle Tennessee St. L 56-64 ND/16 Bradley W 96-91 HD/18 Washington L 61-79 ND/19 Rice W 84-80 ND/30 at Houston L 53-90 AD/31 at Baylor L 56-75 AJ/2 at Rice L 62-82 AJ/6 Eastern Michigan* W 94-74 HJ/9 at Toledo* W 61-58 AJ/13 Dayton W 73-64 HJ/16 at Kent State* W 103-70 AJ/20 Ball State* W 74-72 HJ/23 at Miami* W 71-63 AJ/27 Western Michigan* W 75-61 HJ/30 at Ohio* L 60-71 AF/3 at Bowling Green* L 78-101 AF/6 Toledo* W 63-61 HF/13 Kent State* W 85-73 HF/17 at Ball State* W 68-58 AF/20 Miami* L 56-64 HF/24 at Western Michigan* L 56-64 AF/27 Ohio* W 68-64 HM/2 Bowling Green* L 69-89 HM/5 at Eastern Michigan* W 78-69 AM/8 Toledo** W 50-49 NM/11 Bowling Green** L 60-95 N

1988-89Overall: 12-17; MAC: 7-9, t-5th

Head Coach: Donita DavenportN/25 Florida State L 78-100 NN/26 SW Missouri State W 94-78 NN/29 Michigan State L 66-72 HD/3 Michigan W 76-74 HD/9 at Indiana State L 62-76 AD/10 at Southern Illinois L 32-47 AD/15 Georgia L 75-85 HD/19 at Purdue L 49-88 AD/29 San Jose State W 70-51 ND/30 Texas A&M L 64-88 NJ/1 at California W 83-73 AJ/7 Kent State* W 75-72 HJ/11 at Ball State* L 71-80 AJ/14 Miami* L 58-71 HJ/18 at Western Michigan* L 58-68 AJ/21 Ohio* W 77-68 HJ/25 Eastern Michigan* W 81-66 H

J/28 at Bowling Green* L 65-87 AF/1 Toledo* W 55-54 HF/4 at Kent State* W 75-68 AF/8 Ball State* W 69-52 HF/11 at Miami* W 56-55 AF/15 Western Michigan* L 68-72 HF/18 at Ohio* L 59-74 AF/22 at Eastern Michigan* L 61-79 HF/25 Bowling Green* L 78-91 HM/1 at Toledo* L 63-71 AM/7 Miami** W 74-58 NM/8 Toledo** L 51-55 N

1989-90Overall: 14-14; MAC: 7-9, 5th

Head Coach: Donita DavenportN/24 Illinois-Chicago W 81-55 NN/25 Wisconsin-Green Bay W 53-52 NN/29 at Michigan State L 60-71 AD/1 Nebraska W 66-50 ND/2 at Minnesota W 72-60 AD/6 at Akron L 59-72 AD/9 Indiana State W 67-49 HD/18 at Georgia L 47-78 AD/20 at Georgia State W 71-67 AD/21 at Mercer W 71-64 AJ/3 Ball State* W 69-67 HJ/6 at Miami* L 61-65 AJ/10 Western Michigan* W 71-64 HJ/13 at Ohio* W 62-57 AJ/17 at Toledo* L 59-69 AJ/20 Bowling Green* L 60-70 HJ/24 at Eastern Michigan* W 58-57 AJ/27 at Maine L 54-57 AJ/31 at Kent State* W 75-64 AF/3 Miami* L 73-96 HF/7 at Western Michigan* L 64-73 AF/10 Ohio* W 69-58 HF/14 Toledo* L 59-78 HF/17 at Bowling Green* L 64-88 AF/21 Eastern Michigan* W 68-63 HF/28 Kent State* L 64-78 HM/3 at Ball State* L 60-62 AM/5 Ball State** L 57-77 N

1990-91Overall: 21-8; MAC: 11-5, 2nd

Head Coach: Donita DavenportN/23 Chicago State W 82-53 NN/24 Canisius W 67-47 NN/27 Michigan State W 56-55 HN/30 Wake Forest W 69-66 ND/1 at Louisiana Tech L 62-81 AD/6 at Michigan W 64-48 AD/8 at UW-Milwaukee W 84-61 AD/19 at Wyoming W 69-67 AD/21 at Colorado L 60-63 AD/29 Akron W 76-50 HJ/2 Western Michigan* W 67-63 HJ/5 Ohio* W 82-72 HJ/12 at Bowling Green* W 72-60 AJ/16 Eastern Michigan* W 76-60 HJ/19 at Toledo* L 61-76 AJ/23 Kent State* W 90-86 H

42

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Game -by -Game Results Game -by -Game Results

J/26 at Ball State* W 80-62 AJ/30 Miami* W 67-61 HF/2 at Ohio* W 72-64 AF/9 Bowling Green* L 66-78 HF/13 at Eastern Michigan* L 61-68 AF/16 Toledo* W 78-76 HF/20 at Kent* L 75-94 AF/23 Ball State* W 66-61 HF/27 at Miami* L 60-73 AM/2 at Western Michigan* W 72-63 AM/5 Ohio** W 71-70 NM/7 Bowling Green** W 84-72 NM/9 Toledo** L 66-93 N

1991-92Overall: 16-12; MAC: 9-7, 4th

Head Coach: Donita DavenportN/23 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 73-56 HN/29 Illinois-Chicago W 70-62 NN/30 Xavier W 90-73 D/3 Michigan W 91-90 HD/6 California L 50-86 ND/7 Texas Southern W 80-61 ND/30 Temple L 53-59 ND/31 Tennessee State W 85-61 NJ/5 Southern California L 61-66 HJ/8 at Detroit L 63-68 AJ/11 Bowling Green* L 66-82 HJ/15 at Eastern Michigan* W 82-75 AJ/18 Toledo* W 77-71 HJ/22 at Kent State* L 70-89 AJ/25 Ball State* W 95-50 HJ/29 at Miami* W 66-60 AF/1 Western Michigan* W 58-56 HF/5 at Ohio* L 64-65 AF/8 at Bowling Green* L 57-82 AF/12 Eastern Michigan* W 81-72 HF/15 at Toledo* L 53-85 AF/19 Kent State* L 80-81 HF/22 at Ball State* L 58-69 AF/26 Miami* W 75-66 HF/29 at Western Michigan* W 86-62 AM/4 Ohio* W 81-73 HM/10 Miami** W 69-59 NM/12 Toledo** L 59-69 N

1992-93Overall: 15-12; MAC: 10-8, t-5thHead Coach: Donita Davenport

D/1 at Michigan State L 59-66 AD/4 Bradley W 53-47 ND/5 Washington State L 47-58 ND/8 Detroit W 69-67 HD/18 Ohio State L 65-97 ND/19 Missouri-Kansas City W 68-56 NJ/2 Maine W 81-56 NJ/3 Siena W 91-65 NJ/6 Eastern Michigan* W 66-55 HJ/9 at Toledo* L 69-81 AJ/13 Kent State* W 97-82 HJ/16 at Ball State* W 51-48 AJ/20 Miami* L 59-63 HJ/23 at Western Michigan* L 56-61 AJ/27 Ohio* L 59-61 H

J/30 at Akron* W 80-50 AF/3 at Bowling Green* L 62-81 AF/6 Toledo* W 60-54 HF/10 at Kent State* L 64-81 AF/13 Ball State* W 66-59 HF/17 at Miami* L 69-70 AF/20 Western Michigan* W 62-50 HF/24 at Ohio* W 55-45 AF/27 Akron* W 78-64 HM/3 Bowling Green* L 62-73 HM/6 at Eastern Michigan* W 53-51 AM/9 at Kent State** L 57-71 A

1993-94Overall: 11-16; MAC: 8-10, 7th

Head Coach: Donita DavenportN/29 Michigan State W 60-59 HD/3 Jackson State W 60-50 ND/4 Kansas L 65-81 ND/10 Southern Methodist L 56-70 ND/11 Wisconsin-Green Bay L 34-63 ND/17 at Detroit L 47-62 AD/29 Duquesne W 63-56 ND/30 Vermont L 60-66 NJ/5 at Kent State* L 63-96 AJ/8 Ball State* W 88-62 HJ/12 at Miami* L 41-64 AJ/15 Western Michigan* W 63-61 HJ/19 at Ohio* L 67-78 AJ/22 Akron* W 61-53 HJ/26 Bowling Green* L 48-63 HJ/29 at Eastern Michigan* W 69-49 AF/2 Toledo* L 61-68 HF/5 at Ball State* L 69-78 AF/9 Miami* L 57-66 HF/12 at Western Michigan* W 65-62 AF/16 Ohio* L 51-60 HF/19 at Akron* W 72-65 AF/23 at Bowling Green* L 72-80 AF/26 Eastern Michigan* W 74-63 HM/2 at Toledo* W 67-63 AM/5 Kent State* L 82-88 HM/8 at Toledo** L 71-74 A

1994-95Overall: 8-19; MAC: 6-12, 7th

Head Coach: Donita DavenportN/26 at Xavier L 45-80 AD/3 at Texas A&M L 39-72 ND/4 New Mexico State L 35-71 ND/8 Detroit L 45-67 HD/18 at Illinois State L 45-86 AD/20 Dayton W 77-67 HD/29 Northeastern Illinois W 68-49 ND/30 Arizona State L 56-70 NJ/4 Akron* L 66-81 HJ/7 at Western Michigan* L 57-72 AJ/11 Bowling Green* L 46-73 HJ/14 Eastern Michigan* W 70-49 HJ/18 at Ball State* W 82-55 AJ/21 Miami* L 62-73 HJ/25 at Kent State* L 60-83 AJ/28 Ohio* L 60-70 HF/1 at Toledo* L 61-72 A

F/4 Western Michigan* W 70-61 HF/8 at Bowling Green* W 60-58 AF/11 at Eastern Michigan* W 66-58 AF/15 Ball State* W 64-59 HF/18 at Miami* L 54-62 AF/22 Kent State* L 63-77 HF/25 at Ohio* L 54-66 AM/1 Toledo* L 66-85 HM/4 at Akron* L 71-80 AM/7 at Toledo** L 64-81 A

1995-96Overall: 5-21; MAC: 2-16, 9th

Head Coach: Donita DavenportN/24 Illinois State L 52-65 HD/2 at Arizona State L 46-74 AD/3 Butler L 46-66 ND/8 Xavier W 59-54 HD/10 at Illinois-Chicago L 42-56 AD/17 at Canisius W 73-70 AD/28 Drexel W 75-53 ND/29 Iowa State L 60-73 NJ/3 at Akron* L 62-76 AJ/6 Western Michigan* L 48-75 HJ/10 at Bowling Green* L 47-75 AJ/13 at Eastern Michigan* L 68-76 AJ/17 Ball State* W 86-74 HJ/20 at Miami* L 47-69 AJ/24 Kent State* L 57-69 HJ/27 at Ohio* L 64-94 AJ/31 Toledo* W 68-62 HF/3 at Western Michigan* L 51-71 AF/7 Bowling Green* L 64-77 HF/10 Eastern Michigan* L 46-53 HF/14 at Ball State* L 54-66 AF/17 Miami* L 56-60 HF/21 at Kent State* L 51-75 AF/24 Ohio* L 58-73 HF/28 at Toledo* L 51-85 AM/2 Akron* L 67-77 H

1996-97Overall: 11-16; MAC: 7-11, 7th

Head Coach: Fran VollN/23 at Dayton L 68-73 AN/30 at Michigan State L 64-78 AD/8 Michigan L 56-68 HD/14 at Nebraska L 48-72 AD/18 Chicago State W 55-40 ND/19 Tennessee State (OT) W 83-74 ND/28 Detroit (OT) W 73-72 HD/31 at Saint Louis W 66-53 AJ/4 at Bowling Green* L 50-59 AJ/8 Eastern Michigan* (OT) L 85-88 HJ/11 Western Michigan* L 49-67 HJ/13 at Miami* L 37-50 AJ/15 at Ball State* L 64-74 AJ/18 Toledo* L 67-92 HJ/22 at Akron* L 66-86 AJ/25 Ohio* L 73-77 HJ/29 at Kent State* L 63-81 AF/1 at Eastern Michigan* W 69-60 AF/3 at Western Michigan* W 64-59 AF/8 Miami* L 57-71 H

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Game -by -Game Results Game -by -Game ResultsF/12 Ball State* L 62-67 HF/15 at Toledo* W 72-69 AF/19 Akron* W 66-56 HF/22 at Ohio* W 74-60 AF/26 Kent State* W 80-79 HM/1 Bowling Green* W 73-55 HM/3 at Kent State** L 63-106 A

1997-98Overall: 10-17;

MAC: 7-11, t-2nd West Head Coach: Fran Voll

N/15 Saint Louis W 73-55 HN/22 Davidson W 86-79 HN/24 at Northern Illinois* (OT) W 90-84 AN/29 at Colorado L 49-71 AN/30 vs St. Joseph’s L 51-77 ND/3 vs Michigan L 66-78 ND/14 Michigan State L 82-89 HD/18 Georgia L 73-94 HD/29 Ball State* L 69-71 HD/30 Manhattan W 84-52 HJ/3 at Miami* L 72-87 AJ/5 at Bowling Green* L 82-92 AJ/8 Akron* W 74-62 HJ/10 Kent State* L 68-86 HJ/17 Western Michigan* W 79-70 HJ/21 at Toledo* L 63-81 AJ/24 Eastern Michigan* W 83-61 HJ/29 at Kent State* L 62-76 AJ/31 at Akron* L 63-64 AF/5 Ohio* L 67-77 HF/7 at Marshall* W 94-83 AF/14 at Western Michigan* W 77-65 AF/18 at Eastern Michigan* L 81-83 AF/21 Toledo* L 69-77 HF/23 at Ball State* W 99-75 AF/25 Northern Illinois* L 68-79 HF/27 at Bowling Green** L 65-76 A

1998-99Overall: 11-16;

MAC: 7-9, t-4th WestHead Coach: Fran Voll

N/15 at Michigan State L 48-73 AN/21 at Western Michigan L 57-75 AN/24 Marshall* W 87-78 HD/1 Saginaw Valley State L 62-74 HD/4 at Michigan L 40-103 AD/9 Chicago State W 78-54 ND/10 Western Illinois W 65-49 ND/20 Oakland W 79-74 HD/22 Eastern Michigan W 96-71 HD/27 Butler L 63-74 ND/28 San Francisco L 81-87 NJ/2 at Kent State* L 75-104 AJ/6 Akron* L 78-79 HJ/9 Miami* W 79-64 HJ/12 at Ohio* W 77-63 AJ/16 Ball State* L 69-72 HJ/20 at Buffalo* L 56-59 AJ/23 Toledo* W 83-75 HJ/27 at Northern Illinois* W 67-64 AJ/30 at Eastern Michigan* W 81-76 A

F/6 Western Michigan* L 74-85 HF/10 at Akron* L 52-75 AF/13 at Marshall* W 73-64 AF/17 Bowling Green* L 81-84 HF/20 at Miami* L 78-82 AF/23 Kent State* L 71-94 HF/26 at Toledo** L 78-88 A

1999-00Overall: 9-19;

MAC: 6-10, 5th WestHead Coach: Fran Voll

N/19 Detroit L 58-72 HN/26 George Washington L 62-94 NN/27 Texas Southern W 79-47 ND/4 at Eastern Michigan L 55-92 AD/8 Michigan State L 62-87 HD/10 Niagara W 77-58 ND/11 Stony Brook L 58-62 ND/19 Michigan L 71-83 HD/22 at Oakland L 61-75 AD/29 Ferris State L 60-67 HJ/2 at Ohio* L 61-73 AJ/4 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 70-67 HJ/6 Bowling Green* L 69-80 HJ/8 Ball State* W 74-69 HJ/12 at Eastern Michigan* W 60-51 AJ/15 at Toledo* L 60-67 AJ/19 Miami* W 75-71 HJ/22 Marshall* W 68-59 HJ/26 at Northern Illinois* L 63-73 AJ/29 Eastern Michigan* W 69-67 HF/5 Western Michigan* L 63-82 HF/10 at Kent State* L 55-94 AF/12 at Akron* L 60-68 AF/17 Northern Illinois* W 66-53 HF/19 Toledo* L 64-86 HF/23 at Western Michigan* L 65-90 AF/25 at Ball State* (OT) L 86-92 AM/2 at Ball State** L 81-95 A

2000-01Overall: 4-24;

MAC: 1-15, 7th West Head Coach: Fran Voll

Interim Head Coach: Ina NicosiaN/18 Providence L 55-78 NN/19 Binghamton L 49-69 NN/24 at Maine L 65-78 AN/25 Harvard W 69-52 NN/29 at Cleveland State L 63-85 AD/3 Wofford W 75-58 HD/9 at Detroit L 71-83 AD/17 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee L 48-90 AD/20 at Michigan State L 52-81 AD/23 Oakland (OT) L 66-67 HD/29 Lake Superior State W 85-78 HJ/3 Eastern Michigan* L 59-78 HJ/6 Ball State* L 62-87 HJ/9 at Bowling Green* L 63-82 AJ/13 at Miami* L 57-85 AJ/16 at Marshall* (OT) L 75-80 AJ/20 Ohio* L 78-99 HJ/24 Toledo* L 57-83 H

J/27 at Northern Illinois* L 55-72 AF/3 at Western Michigan* L 58-77 AF/6 Akron* L 58-75 HF/10 Kent State* L 53-68 HF/14 at Eastern Michigan* L 61-73 AF/17 at Toledo* L 53-74 AF/21 Western Michigan* W 74-68 HF/24 at Ball State* L 50-85 AF/27 Northern Illinois * L 51-67 HM/2 at Northern Illinois ** L 35-57 A

2001-02Overall: 10-18;

MAC: 2-14, 6th WestHead Coach: Eileen Kleinfelter

N/18 Wayne State W 80-61 HN/20 at Oakland L 58-69 AN/25 at Illinois State W 72-62 AN/27 IUPUI W 57-56 HN/30 at Canisius W 61-40 AD/2 at Niagara W 63-46 AD/8 Detroit L 51-70 HD/17 Dartmouth W 62-61 HD/21 Long Island W 79-58 ND/22 at New Mexico L 40-71 AD/29 Northwood W 68-52 HJ/2 Ball State* L 81-90 HJ/5 Bowling Green* W 81-71 HJ/8 at Buffalo* L 45-55 AJ/12 at Kent State* L 48-78 AJ/15 Marshall* L 64-67 HJ/19 at Ohio* L 69-75 AJ/23 Toledo* L 47-63 HJ/26 Eastern Michigan* L 43-52 HJ/28 at Northern Illinois* L 61-74 AF/2 Western Michigan* L 55-71 HF/6 at Akron* W 76-56 AF/13 at Eastern Michigan* L 59-70 AF/16 Miami* L 57-64 H F/19 at Western Michigan* L 78-87 AF/23 at Ball State* L 58-80 AF/26 Northern Illinois* L 51-68 HM/2 at Western Michigan** L 67-77 A

2002-03Overall: 11-17;

MAC: 5-11, t-6th WestHead Coach: Eileen Kleinfelter

N/22 Siena Heights W 88-42 HN/26 Oakland W 61-39 HN/30 Harvard L 58-69 ND/1 Youngstown State W 56-51 ND/6 Alabama-Birmingham L 44-59 ND/7 Yale W 49-39 ND/14 at Detroit W 57-54 AD/17 Cleveland State L 63-66 HD/20 at Oklahoma State L 57-66 AD/28 Niagara L 59-62 HD/30 Canisius W 69-62 HJ/8 at Eastern Michigan* (OT) L 61-65 AJ/11 Akron* W 80-68 HJ/15 Ball State* L 70-78 HJ/18 at Bowling Green* L 45-63 AJ/20 Western Michigan* L 55-86 H

44

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Game -by -Game Results Game -by -Game ResultsJ/22 at Northern Illinois* L 43-49 AJ/28 Kent State* (OT) W 65-58 HF/1 at Marshall* (OT) L 49-53 AF/5 Bowling Green* W 42-30 HF/10 at Ohio* W 66-63 AF/15 Eastern Michigan* L 47-59 HF/19 at Miami* L 70-73 AF/22 Buffalo* L 54-64 HF/26 Northern Illinois* W 70-62 HM/1 at Western Michigan* L 65-87 AM/4 at Toledo* L 50-62 AM/8 at Buffalo** L 53-72 A

2003-04Overall: 5-23;


N/21 Concordia W 111-36 HN/25 at Oakland L 57-69 AN/30 Valparaiso L 46-66 HD/6 at Xavier L 35-72 AD/7 East Tennesse State W 52-49 ND/13 at Wright State L 61-62 AD/16 Detroit L 45-63 HD/19 at Texas A&M-CC L 49-66 AD/21 at Texas-Pan American W 56-40 AD/28 Colgate W 69-64 HD/30 at IUPUI L 61-71 AJ/7 Toledo* L 53-60 HJ/10 at Eastern Michigan* L 50-87 AJ/14 Northern Illinois* L 59-74 HJ/17 at Bowling Green* L 60-68 AJ/21 at Buffalo* L 52-57 AJ/24 Marshall* L 56-73 HJ/28 Western Michigan* L 59-72 HJ/31 at Ball State* L 65-72 AF/3 Ohio* L 48-53 HF/7 at Kent State* L 45-65 AF/14 Bowling Green* L 51-69 HF/18 at Akron* (OT) W 70-65 AF/21 Miami* L 50-65 HF/24 at Western Michigan* L 55-67 AF/28 at Northern Illinois* L 51-60 AM/2 Eastern Michigan* L 68-89 HM/6 at Bowling Green** L 54-66 A

2004-05Overall: 10-18;

MAC: 4-12, T-6th WestHead Coach: Eileen Kleinfelter

N/19 Tri-State W 116-55 HN/23 Oakland L 70-74 HN/27 vs. Chicago State W 57-37 NN/28 at Indiana L 32-42 AD/2 Cleveland State W 88-51 HD/4 Wright State (OT) W 74-63 HD/8 at Valparaiso L 60-81 AD/12 Illinois-Chicago W 74-63 HD/20 at Detroit L 47-62 AD/28 at Illinois L 44-82 AD/30 at Saint Louis W 62-46 AJ/5 Western Michigan* L 64-69 HJ/8 at Ball State* (2OT) L 78-81 AJ/12 Kent State* W 58-52 H

J/15 at Ohio* L 70-71 AJ/18 Toledo* L 55-64 HJ/26 at Marshall* L 69-79 AJ/29 Northern Illinois* (2OT) W 64-58 HF/2 at Miami* L 50-56 AF/5 Eastern Michigan* L 48-60 HF/8 at Toledo* L 51-65 AF/12 Buffalo* W 69-45 HF/15 at Bowling Green* L 58-72 AF/21 Akron* (OT) W 78-77 HF/23 at Eastern Michigan* L 53-69 AF/26 at Western Michigan* L 75-86 AM/1 Ball State* L 67-68 HM/5 at Ohio** L 43-71 A

2005-06Overall: 16-12;

MAC: 7-9, T-4th WestHead Coach: Eileen Kleinfelter

N/19 Wilberforce W 86-39 HN/22 at Illinois-Chicago W 67-62 AN/26 IPFW W 69-61 HN/30 at Michigan W 79-57 AD/6 at Cleveland State W 66-44 AD/9 Valparaiso W 55-49 HD/16 at Central Florida L 48-57 AD/17 vs Troy W 75-63 ND/19 at Jacksonville W 66-54 AD/28 Saint Louis W 65-55 HD/30 at Michigan State L 50-75 AJ/7 at Western Michigan* L 50-58 AJ/11 Northern Illinois* L 57-59 HJ/14 at Ball State* L 47-57 AJ/18 at Toledo* W 60-48 AJ/21 Eastern Michigan* L 45-58 HJ/25 Bowling Green* L 52-57 HJ/28 at Kent State* L 51-57 AF/1 Miami (Ohio)* W 80-67 HF/4 Ohio* W 64-48 HF/8 at Buffalo* W 58-50 AF/11 at Akron* W 60-44 AF/14 Western Michigan* L 54-64 HF/18 at Northern Illinois* L 42-68 AF/22 Ball State* W 59-58 HF/25 Toledo* W 54-51 HM/1 at Eastern Michigan* L 51-59 AM/4 Ohio** L 57-74 A

2006-07Overall: 11-19;


N/10 at Notre Dame L 68-88 AN/13 Saginaw Valley State W 85-63 HN/17 at Illinois-Chicago L 68-84 AN/19 at Chicago State L 64-78 AN/26 Oakland W 69-57 HN/28 Michigan L 47-52 HD/2 at IPFW W 70-56 AD/5 Marygrove W 94-70 HD/9 at Syracuse W 74-68 AD/18 Dartmouth W 68-49 HD/21 at Valparaiso W 62-45 AD/29 Seton Hall L 55-79 N

D/30 Gardner-Webb W 77-64 NJ/3 Western Michigan* W 91-78 HJ/6 at Northern Illinois* L 61-73 AJ/10 Ball State (OT)* L 65-73 HJ/13 Toledo* L 82-85 HJ/17 at Eastern Michigan* L 62-77 AJ/20 at Bowling Green* L 50-70 AJ/23 Kent State* L 53-71 HJ/27 at Miami* L 70-79 AF/3 at Ohio* L 65-69 AF/7 Akron* W 81-69 HF/10 Buffalo* L 80-90 HF/14 at Western Michigan* L 66-80 AF/17 Northern Illinois* W 73-61 HF/21 at Ball State* L 59-84 AF/24 at Toledo* L 62-73 AF/28 Eastern Michigan* L 50-57 HM/4 Ohio** L 51-55 N

2007-08Overall: 6-23;

MAC: 2-13, 6th WestHead Coach: Sue Guevara

N/9 Illinois-Chicago W 76-71 HN/12 at Temple L 45-83 AN/17 Chicago State W 69-68 HN/20 Notre Dame L 41-94 HN/25 at Oakland L 53-74 AN/30 at Northwestern L 48-52 AD/1 vs. Wagner W 73-61 ND/5 at Youngstown State L 58-66 AD/8 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 64-79 HD/17 at Cincinnati L 69-82 AD/29 Texas A&M-CC W 72-49 ND/30 Dayton L 71-86 AJ/3 at Ole Miss (OT) L 70-81 AJ/9 at Toledo* L 52-72 AJ/12 Western Michigan* L 57-67 HJ/15 at Northern Illinois* L 60-87 AJ/19 Eastern Michigan* L 66-68 HJ/23 at Ball State* L 57-82 AJ/26 Ohio* L 64-71 HJ/29 at Akron* L 69-70 AF/2 Miami* L 74-76 HF/9 at Kent State* (OT) W 87-70 AF/13 Bowling Green* L 82-87 HF/16 at Buffalo* W 80-57 AF/23 at Western Michigan* (OT) L 91-98 AF/27 Ball State* L 69-81 HM/1 Toledo* L 76-81 HM/5 at Eastern Michigan* L 65-73 AM/9 vs. Ohio** L 65-68 N

2008-09Overall: 18-14;

MAC: 9-7, 4th WestHead Coach: Sue Guevara

N/15 Indiana State W 84-83 HN/21 Howard W 74-56 AN/22 Georgetown L 77-82 AN/25 Valparaiso W 86-80 HN/29 Dayton L 76-78 NN/30 Boston Univ. W 84-72 ND/6 UAB W 96-72 H

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Game -by -Game Results Game -by -Game ResultsD/14 Youngstown State W 78-50 HD/18 Loyola-Chicago L 82-87 AD/20 Wisc.-Milwaukee L 77-78 AD/28 New Hampshire W 72-62 ND/29 Louisville (No.10) L 72-95 AD/30 Morehead State W 95-88 NJ/7 Northern Illinois* L 70-75 HJ/10 Eastern Michigan* W 77-56 AJ/14 Ball State* L 75-83 AJ/17 Western Michigan* W 98-87 HJ/21 Toledo* L 65-76 AJ/24 Buffalo* W 89-81 HJ/28 Temple L 58-80 HJ/31 Ohio* W 72-65 AF/4 Kent State* W 109-94 HF/7 Miami (Ohio)* L 78-83 AF/11 Akron* W 78-57 HF/15 Bowling Green* L 94-79 AF/22 Ball State* L 67-71 HF/25 Western Michigan* W 64-60 AF/28 Northern Illinois* L 66-81 AM/3 Toledo* W 80-70 HM/7 Eastern Michigan* W 95-62 HM/11 Akron** W 67-59 NM/13 Bowling Green** L 65-82 N

2009-10 Overall: 12-18;

MAC: 8-8, 3rd West Head Coach: Sue Guevara

11/13 DePaul (No. 17) L 86-76 A 11/18 Illinois L 77-59 A 11/21 Loyola L 65-61 H 11/25 Georgetown L 94-69 H 11/29 Indiana State L 76-57 A 12/2 Louisville (RV) W 84-75 H 12/5 Valparaiso W 70-68 A 12/14 UAB L 70-59 A 12/15 Alabama A&M L 74-61 A 12/19 Howard W 88-60 H 12/28 #17 Texas L 94-83 N 12/29 Quinnipiac L 90-79 N 1/6 Eastern Michigan* L 73-55 A 1/9 Toledo* L 74-60 A 1/12 Ball State* W 87-80 H 1/16 Western Michigan* W 74-65 H 1/20 Northern Illinois* W 89-74 A 1/23 Ohio* W 59-56 H 1/27 Kent State* L 82-76 A 1/30 Miami* W 96-86 H 2/4 Akron* L 62-55 A 2/6 Buffalo* L 60-52 A 2/10 Bowling Green* W 67-65 H 2/14 Northern Illinois* W 98-71 H 2/20 Eastern Michigan* (2OT) W 113-107 H 2/24 Toledo* L 77-68 H 2/27 Western Michigan* L 64-56 A 3/2 Ball State* L 77-74 A 3/7 Ohio** W 69-66 H 3/10 Kent State** L 68-55 A

2010-11 Overall: 20-11;

MAC: 8-8, 2nd West Head Coach: Sue Guevara

11/12 North Carolina W 119-71 N 11/14 Belmont W 102-71 N 11/20 Northern Colorado W 78-74 N 11/21 #22 Iowa L 90-79 A 11/26 Drake L 90-70 N 11/27 Binghamton W 76-55 N 12/3 Coastal Carolina W 96-42 N 12/4 Evansville W 96-83 A 12/11 Northwestern L 92-84 A 12/18 Ole Miss W 82-66 H 12/22 Wichita State W 98-73 H 12/31 Pittsburgh L 94-78 H 1/5 Western Michigan* W 72-62 A 1/8 Northern Illinois* W 67-61 H 1/12 Eastern Michigan* W 76-67 A 1/15 Ball State* L 86-77 A 1/19 Toledo* W 78-74 H 1/22 Bowling Green* L 90-62 A 1/26 Buffalo* L 92-89 H 1/29 Akron* W 74-62 H 2/2 Miami* W 100-84 A 2/5 Ohio* W 82-64 A 2/12 Kent State* W 78-72 H 2/16 Northern Illinois* L 59-45 A 2/19 Western Michigan* W 91-75 H 2/23 Ball State* W 81-66 H 2/26 Eastern Michigan* W 68-67 H 3/2 Toledo* L 85-75 A 3/9 Buffalo** W 90-69 N 3/11 Bowling Green** L 80-72 N 3/17 Illinois State$ L 72-59 A

2011-12Overall: 20-16;

MAC: 8-8, 3rd WestHead Coach: Sue Guevara

11/11 Northwestern L 69-60 H 11/18 Robert Morris L 65-55 A 11/20 Pittsburgh L 77-70 A 11/23 South Florida@ L 86-80 N 11/24 Alaska Anchorage@ (OT) W 90-84 A 11/30 Wichita State W 58-49 H 12/3 Bradley L 86-79 L12/11 #12 Purdue W 75-62 H 12/14 Mississippi (OT) W 78-75 A 12/18 Southeast Missouri St.# W 100-59 N 12/19 Longwood# W 70-59 N 12/20 Wright State# W 65-60 A 12/28 Hampton$ L 77-51 N 12/29 Coll. of Charleston$ (OT) W 72-69 N 1/5 Northern Illinois* W 86-67 A 1/8 Toledo* L 58-53 A 1/11 Western Michigan* W 93-85 H 1/14 Ball State* W 84-66 H 1/19 Eastern Michigan* L 73-60 A 1/22 Kent State* L 67-64 A 1/25 Ohio* W 67-53 H 1/28 Bowling Green* (OT) L 77-72 H 2/1 Miami* L 79-57 H 2/4 Akron* L 97-84 A

2/11 Buffalo* W 66-60 A 2/15 Toledo* L 80-62 H 2/19 Ball State* L 84-76 A 2/22 Northern Illinois* W 73-50 H 2/25 Western Michigan* W 66-53 A 2/28 Eastern Michigan* W 61-46 H 3/3 Ball State** W 86-62 H 3/7 Ohio** W 58-55 N 3/8 Miami** W 78-64 N 3/9 Bowling Green** W 69-66 N 3/10 Eastern Michigan** L 72-71 N 3/15 Illinois State^ L 69-68 N

2012-13Overall: 21-12;

MAC: 12-4, 3rd WestHead Coach: Sure Guevara

11/9 Bradley W 73-58 A11/11 Northwestern L 82-72 A11/17 Green Bay L 75-48 A11/23 South Dakota State W 88-62 H11/29 #5 Notre Dame L 72-63 H12/2 #14 Purdue L 87-71 A12/5 Green Bay W 54-50 H12/17 Robert Morris W 96-56 H12/20 St. Joseph’s W 98-84 N12/21 Florida L 81-75 A12/28 San Diego (OT) L 78-72 A12/30 #20 Texas W 73-65 N1/2 Marquette L 78-74 H1/10 Toledo* W 73-66 A1/13 Eastern Michigan* W 77-51 H1/16 Western Michigan* W 72-58 H1/19 Northern Illinois* W 83-56 H1/23 Ohio* W 77-48 A1/26 Akron* W 92-69 H1/31 Kent State* W 91-44 H2/3 Bowling Green* L 84-59 A2/7 Ball State* L 68-61 A2/10 Buffalo* W 86-51 H2/16 Miami* W 72-60 A2/20 Western Michigan* W 77-53 A2/24 Toledo* L 77-53 H2/28 Ball State* L 67-63 H3/3 Northern Illinois* W 82-61 A3/6 Eastern Michigan* W 63-56 A3/14 Bowling Green** W 81-48 N3/15 Toledo** W 66-61 N3/16 Akron** W 86-68 N3/23 Oklahoma+ L 78-73 N

Key: N - Neutral site * MAC game ** MAC tournament game + NCAA tournament game

46

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


MAC Game -By -Game MAC Game -By -GameYear Date Winner H/A ScoreAkron (19-14)1983 D/18 CMU A 64-631990 D/6 Akron A 59-721991 D/29 CMU H 76-501993 J/30 CMU A 80-50 F/27 CMU H 78-641994 J/22 CMU H 61-53 F/19 CMU A 72-651995 J/4 Akron H 81-66 M/4 Akron A 80-711996 J/3 Akron A 76-62 M/2 Akron H 77-671997 J/22 Akron A 86-66 F/19 CMU H 66-561998 J/8 CMU H 74-62 J/31 Akron A 64-631999 J/6 Akron H 79-78 F/10 Akron A 75-522000 F/12 Akron A 68-602001 F/6 Akron H 75-582002 F/6 CMU A 76-562003 J/11 CMU H 80-682004 F/18 CMU A 70-652005 F/21 CMU H 78-772006 F/11 CMU A 60-442007 F/7 CMU H 81-692008 J/29 Akron A 70-692009 F/11 CMU H 78-57 M/11 CMU* N 67-592010 F/4 Akron A 62-552011 J/29 CMU H 74-622012 F/4 Akron A 97-842013 J/26 CMU H 92-69 M/16 CMU* N 86-68

Ball State (33-35)1971 M/13 Ball State A 60-361978 J/14 Ball State A 70-661979 CMU H 75-631980 J/12 CMU H 72-631981 J/31 CMU A 85-821982 J/30 Ball State A 86-751983 J/29 CMU A 82-62 F/26 CMU H 88-461984 J/11 CMU A 74-53 F/8 CMU H 80-651985 J/2 CMU A 76-55 M/2 CMU A 75-731986 J/25 CMU A 82-59 F/22 CMU H 89-701987 J/7 CMU A 63-62 F/4 CMU H 79-681988 J/20 CMU H 74-72 F/17 CMU A 68-58

1989 J/11 Ball State A 80-71 F/8 CMU H 69-521990 J/3 CMU H 69-67 M/3 Ball State A 62-60 M/5 Ball State* H 77-571991 J/26 CMU A 80-62 F/23 CMU H 66-611992 J/25 CMU H 95-40 F/22 Ball State A 69-581993 J/16 CMU A 51-48 F/13 CMU H 65-591994 J/8 CMU H 88-62 F/5 Ball State A 69-781995 J/18 CMU A 82-55 F/15 CMU H 64-591996 J/17 CMU H 86-74 F/14 Ball State A 66-541997 J/15 Ball State A 74-64 F/12 Ball State H 67-621998 D/29 Ball State H 71-69 F/23 CMU A 99-751999 J/16 Ball State H 72-692000 J/8 CMU H 74-69 F/25 Ball State A 92-86 M/2 Ball State* A 95-812001 J/6 Ball State H 87-62 F/24 Ball State A 85-502002 J/2 Ball State H 90-81 F/23 Ball State A 80-582003 J/15 Ball State H 78-702004 J/31 Ball State A 72-652005 J/8 Ball State A 81-78 M/1 Ball State H 68-672006 J/14 Ball State A 57-47 F/22 CMU H 59-582007 J/10 Ball State H 73-65 F/21 Ball State A 84-592008 J/23 Ball State A 82-57 F/27 Ball State H 81-692009 J/14 Ball State A 83-75 F/22 Ball State H 71-672010 J/12 CMU H 87-80 M/2 Ball State A 77-742011 J/15 Ball State A 86-77 J/23 CMU H 81-662012 J/14 CMU H 84-66 F/19 Ball State A 84-76 M/3 CMU* H 86-622013 F/7 Ball State A 68-61 F/28 Ball State H 67-63

BGSU (15-46)1980 J/19 CMU A 64-551981 J/24 BGSU H 73-691982 J/22 BGSU A 74-61

1983 M/2 CMU A 79-69 F/2 BGSU H 80-601984 J/25 CMU H 89-60 F/22 CMU A 74-661985 J/15 BGSU A 58-41 F/13 CMU H 69-581986 J/8 BGSU H 53-52 F/5 BGSU A 85-75 M/7 CMU* H 67-641987 J/3 BGSU H 85-79 J/31 BGSU A 91-78 M/7 BGSU* H 63-621988 F/3 BGSU A 101-78 M/2 BGSU H 89-69 M/11 BGSU* H 95-601989 J/28 BGSU A 87-65 F/25 BGSU H 91-781990 J/20 BGSU H 70-60 F/17 BGSU A 88-641991 J/12 CMU A 72-60 F/9 BGSU H 78-66 M/7 CMU* H 84-721992 J/11 BGSU H 82-66 F/8 BGSU A 82-571993 F/3 BGSU A 81-62 F/27 BGSU H 73-621994 J/26 BGSU H 63-48 F/23 BGSU A 80-721995 J/11 BGSU H 73-46 F/8 CMU A 60-581996 J/10 BGSU A 75-47 F/7 BGSU H 77-641997 J/4 BGSU A 59-50 M/1 CMU H 73-551998 J/5 BGSU A 92-82 F/27 BGSU* A 76-651999 F/17 BGSU H 84-812000 J/6 BGSU H 80-692001 J/9 BGSU A 82-632002 J/5 CMU H 81-712003 J/18 BGSU A 53-45 F/5 CMU H 42-302004 J/17 BGSU A 68-60 F/14 BGSU H 69-51 M/6 BGSU* A 66-542005 F/15 BGSU A 72-582006 J/25 BGSU H 57-522007 J/20 BGSU A 70-502008 F/13 BGSU H 87-822009 F/15 BGSU A 94-79 M/13 BGSU* N 82-652010 F/10 CMU H 67-652011 J/22 BGSU A 90-62 M/11 BGSU* N 80-722012 J/28 BGSU H 77-72

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


MAC Game -By -Game MAC Game -By -Game2012 M/9 CMU* N 69-662013 F/3 BGSU A 84-59 M14 CMU* N 81-48

Buffalo (7-8)1999 J/20 Buffalo A 59-562002 J/2 Buffalo A 55-452003 F/22 Buffalo H 64-54 M/8 Buffalo* A 72-532004 J/21 Buffalo A 57-522005 F/12 CMU H 69-452006 F/8 CMU A 58-502007 F/10 Buffalo H 90-802008 F/16 CMU A 80-572009 J/24 CMU H 89-812010 F/6 Buffalo A 60-522011 J/26 Buffalo H 92-89 M/9 CMU* N 90-692012 F/11 CMU A 66-602013 F/10 CMU H 86-51

Eastern Michigan (45-33)1970 M/5 CMU A 56-341973 F/3 CMU A 42-291974 F/15 CMU H 56-38 F/27 CMU H 63-391975 CMU H 52-50 EMU A 49-47 EMU H 35-251976 EMU H 65-451977 J/22 CMU H 78-49 F/12 EMU A 71-601978 F/16 CMU H 60-51 F/25 CMU H 76-741979 EMU A 67-581980 J/30 CMU H 86-811981 J/22 EMU A 85-591982 F/2 CMU H 83-741983 J/5 CMU H 69-44 M/5 EMU A 80-681984 J/28 CMU A 85-68 F/25 CMU H 85-631985 J/19 CMU H 83-60 F/16 EMU A 80-791986 J/11 CMU A 90-86 F/8 EMU H 65-611987 J/10 CMU H 84-66 F/7 CMU A 93-811988 J/6 CMU H 94-74 M/5 CMU A 78-691989 J/25 CMU H 81-66 F/22 EMU A 79-611990 J/24 CMU A 58-57 F/21 CMU H 68-63

1991 J/16 CMU H 76-60 F/13 EMU A 68-611992 J/15 CMU A 82-75 F/12 CMU H 81-721993 J/6 CMU H 66-55 M/6 CMU A 53-511994 J/29 CMU A 69-49 F/26 CMU H 74-631995 J/14 CMU H 70-49 F/11 CMU A 66-581996 J/13 EMU A 76-68 F/10 EMU H 53-461997 J/8 EMU H 88-85 F/1 CMU A 69-601998 J/24 CMU H 83-61 F/18 EMU A 83-811999 D/22 CMU H 96-71 J/30 CMU A 81-762000 D/4 EMU A 92-55 J/12 CMU A 60-51 J/29 CMU H 69-672001 J/3 EMU H 78-59 F/14 EMU A 73-612002 J/26 EMU H 52-43 F/13 EMU A 70-592003 J/8 EMU A 65-61 F/15 EMU H 59-472004 J/10 EMU A 87-50 M/2 EMU H 89-682005 F/5 EMU H 60-48 F/23 EMU A 69-532006 J/21 EMU H 58-45 M/1 EMU A 59-512007 J/17 EMU A 77-62 F/28 EMU H 57-502008 J/19 EMU H 68-66 M/5 EMU A 73-652009 J/10 CMU A 77-56 M/7 CMU H 95-622010 J/6 EMU A 73-55 F/20 CMU H 113-1072011 J/12 CMU A 76-67 F/26 CMU H 68-672012 J/19 EMU A 73-60 F/28 CMU H 61-46 M/10 EMU* N 72-712013 J/13 CMU H 77-51 M/6 CMU A 63-56

Kent State (23-31)1980 J/18 Kent State H 81-621981 J/13 Kent State H 73-661982 D/11 Kent State A 79-751983 J/15 CMU A 72-53 F/12 CMU H 72-57

1984 J/7 CMU H 83-58 F/4 CMU A 80-571985 J/30 CMU A 62-46 F/27 CMU H 63-301986 J/22 CMU H 82-72 F/19 CMU A 76-701987 D/31 CMU H 80-71 F/28 Kent State A 76-671988 J/16 CMU A 103-70 F/13 CMU H 85-731989 J/7 CMU H 75-72 F/4 CMU A 75-681990 J/31 CMU A 75-64 F/28 Kent State H 78-641991 J/23 CMU H 90-86 F/20 Kent State A 94-751992 J/22 Kent State A 89-70 F/19 Kent State H 81-801993 J/13 CMU H 97-72 F/10 Kent State A 81-64 M/9 Kent State* A 71-571994 J/5 Kent State A 63-96 M/5 Kent State H 82-881995 J/25 Kent State A 83-60 F/22 Kent State H 77-631996 J/24 Kent State H 69-57 F/21 Kent State A 75-511997 J/29 Kent State A 81-63 F/26 CMU H 80-79 M/3 Kent State* A 106-631998 J/10 Kent State H 86-68 J/29 Kent State A 76-621999 J/2 Kent State A 104-75 F/23 Kent State H 94-712000 F/10 Kent State A 94-552001 F/10 Kent State H 68-532002 J/12 Kent State A 78-482003 J/28 CMU H 65-582004 F/7 Kent State A 65-452005 J/12 CMU H 58-522006 J/28 Kent State A 57-512007 J/23 Kent State H 71-532008 F/9 CMU A 87-702009 F/4 CMU H 109-942010 J/27 Kent State A 82-76 M/10 Kent State* N 68-552011 F/12 CMU H 78-722012 J/22 Kent State A 67-642013 J/31 CMU H 91-44

48

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


MAC Game -By -Game MAC Game -By -Game

Miami (24-31)1980 F/15 Miami H 69-581981 F/14 Miami A 77-681982 J/16 Miami H 82-52 F/21 Miami* H 103-521983 J/19 CMU H 69-67 F/16 Miami A 65-63 M/12 CMU* H 78-731984 J/21 CMU H 94-70 F/18 CMU A 85-641985 J/5 CMU A 60-57 F/2 CMU H 78-631986 J/29 CMU H 94-82 F/25 CMU A 86-621987 J/14 CMU H 72-65 F/11 CMU A 77-641988 J/23 CMU A 71-63 F/20 Miami H 64-561989 J/14 Miami H 71-58 F/11 CMU A 56-55 M/7 CMU* H 74-581990 J/6 Miami A 65-61 F/3 Miami H 96-831991 J/30 CMU H 67-61 F/27 Miami A 73-601992 J/29 CMU A 66-60 F/26 CMU H 75-66 M/10 CMU* H 69-591993 J/20 Miami H 63-59 F/17 Miami A 70-691994 J/12 Miami A 41-64 F/9 Miami H 57-661995 J/21 Miami H 73-62 F/18 Miami A 62-541996 J/20 Miami A 69-47 F/17 Miami H 60-561997 J/13 Miami A 50-37 F/8 Miami H 71-571998 J/3 Miami A 87-721999 J/9 CMU H 79-64 F/20 Miami A 82-782000 J/19 CMU H 75-712001 J/13 Miami A 85-572002 F/16 Miami H 64-572003 F/19 Miami A 73-702004 F/21 Miami H 81-772005 F/2 Miami A 56-502006 F/1 Miami H 80-672007 J/27 Miami A 79-702008 F/2 Miami H 76-742009 F/7 Miami A 83-782010 J/30 CMU H 96-862011 F/2 CMU A 100-842012 F/1 Miami H 79-57 M/8 CMU* N 78-64

2013 F/16 CMU A 72-60

Northern Illinois (23-21)1980 F/23 CMU H 92-82 J/2 CMU H 92-841981 F/28 NIU A 79-691982 F/6 NIU H 69-671983 J/12 CMU H 53-50 F/9 NIU A 59-541984 J/4 CMU A 89-60 M/3 CMU H 88-75 M/5 CMU* H 106-721985 J/26 CMU H 79-67 F/23 NIU A 74-70 M/8 CMU* H 72-591986 J/18 CMU A 87-86 F/15 CMU H 101-791998 N/24 CMU A 90-84 F/25 NIU H 79-681999 J/27 CMU A 67-642000 J/26 NIU A 73-63 F/17 CMU H 66-532001 J/27 NIU A 72-55 F/27 NIU H 67-51 M/2 NIU* A 57-352002 J/28 NIU A 74-61 F/26 NIU H 68-512003 F/22 NIU A 49-43 F/26 CMU H 70-622004 J/14 NIU H 74-59 F/28 NIU A 60-512005 J/29 CMU H 64-582006 J/11 NIU H 59-57 F/18 NIU A 68-422007 J/6 NIU A 73-67 F/17 CMU H 73-612008 J/15 NIU A 87-602009 J/7 NIU H 75-70 F/28 NIU A 81-662010 J/20 CMU A 89-74 F/14 CMU H 98-712011 J/8 CMU H 67-61 F/16 NIU A 59-452012 J/5 CMU A 86-67 F/22 CMU H 73-502013 J/19 CMU H 83-56 M/3 CMU A 82-61

Ohio (30-27)1981 J/3 Ohio H 66-61 F/7 CMU A 68-641982 D/7 CMU H 93-861983 J/26 CMU H 98-81 F/23 Ohio A 91-801984 J/18 CMU A 80-69

F/15 CMU H 99-771985 J/9 CMU H 79-61 F/6 CMU A 79-741986 J/4 CMU H 90-81 F/11 Ohio A 88-83 M/8 Ohio* H 92-851987 J/28 CMU A 72-61 J/30 CMU H 81-691988 F/30 Ohio A 71-60 F/27 CMU H 68-641989 J/21 CMU H 77-68 F/18 Ohio A 74-591990 J/13 CMU A 62-57 F/10 CMU H 69-581991 J/5 CMU H 82-72 F/2 CMU A 72-64 M/4 CMU* H 71-701992 F/5 Ohio A 65-64 M/4 CMU H 81-731993 J/27 Ohio H 61-59 F/24 CMU A 55-451994 J/19 Ohio A 67-78 F/16 Ohio H 51-601995 J/28 Ohio H 70-60 F/25 Ohio A 66-541996 J/27 Ohio A 94-64 F/24 Ohio H 73-581997 J/25 Ohio H 77-73 F/22 CMU A 74-601998 F/5 Ohio H 77-671999 J/12 CMU A 77-632000 J/2 Ohio A 73-612001 J/20 Ohio H 99-782002 J/19 Ohio A 75-692003 F/10 CMU A 66-632004 F/3 Ohio H 53-482005 J/15 Ohio A 71-70 M/5 Ohio* A 71-432006 F/4 CMU H 64-48 M/4 Ohio* A 74-572007 F/3 Ohio A 69-65 M/4 Ohio* N 55-512008 J/26 Ohio H 71-64 M/9 Ohio* N 68-652009 J/31 CMU A 72-652010 J/23 CMU H 59-56 M/7 CMU* N 69-662011 F/5 CMU A 82-642012 J/25 CMU H 67-53 M/7 CMU* N 58-552013 J/23 CMU A 77-48

Toledo (28-43)1980 J/3 CMU A 93-661981 J/10 CMU H 72-48

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


MAC Game -By -Game MAC Game -By -Game

1982 J/23 Toledo A 65-511983 J/8 CMU A 58-56 F/5 Toledo H 58-56 M/11 CMU* H 80-661984 F/1 CMU H 77-67 F/29 CMU A 75-53 M/9 CMU H 71-551985 J/23 CMU A 67-53 F/20 CMU H 98-781986 J/15 CMU H 82-62 J/17 CMU A 87-671987 J/17 CMU H 89-81 F/14 Toledo A 75-661988 J/9 CMU A 61-58 F/6 CMU H 63-61 M/8 CMU* H 50-491989 F/1 Toledo H 55-54 M/1 Toledo A 71-63 M/8 Toledo* H 55-511990 J/17 Toledo A 69-59 F/14 Toledo H 78-591991 J/19 Toledo A 76-61 F/16 CMU H 78-76 M/9 Toledo* H 93-661992 J/18 CMU H 77-71 F/15 Toledo A 85-53 M/12 Toledo* H 69-591993 J/9 Toledo A 81-69 F/6 CMU H 60-541994 F/2 Toledo H 61-68 M/2 CMU A 67-63 M/8 Toledo* A 71-741995 F/1 Toledo A 72-61 M/1 Toledo H 85-66 M/7 Toledo* A 81-641996 J/31 CMU H 68-62 F/28 Toledo A 85-511997 J/18 Toledo H 92-67 F/15 CMU A 72-691998 J/21 Toledo A 81-63 F/21 Toledo H 77-691999 J/23 CMU H 83-75 F/26 Toledo* A 88-782000 J/24 Toledo A 67-60 F/17 Toledo H 86-642001 J/24 Toledo H 83-57 F/17 Toledo A 74-532002 J/23 Toledo H 63-472003 M/4 Toledo A 62-502004 J/7 Toledo H 60-532005 J/18 Toledo H 64-55 F/8 Toledo A 65-512006 J/18 CMU A 60-48 F/25 CMU H 54-512007 J/13 Toledo H 85-82

F/24 Toledo A 73-622008 J/9 Toledo A 72-52 M/1 Toledo H 81-762009 J/21 Toledo A 76-65 M/7 CMU H 80-702010 J/9 Toledo A 74-60 F/24 Toledo H 77-682011 J/19 CMU H 78-74 M/2 Toledo A 85-752012 J/8 Toledo A 58-53 F/15 Toledo H 80-622013 J/10 CMU A 73-66 F/24 Toledo H 76-63 M/15 CMU* N 66-61

Western Michigan (41-47)1969 F/14 CMU H 40-301970 F/13 CMU A 44-371972 F/19 WMU H 53-49 M/4 WMU A 54-45 M/12 WMU H 50-461973 F/24 WMU A 71-63 M/3 WMU H 60-381974 F/23 WMU H 65-491975 WMU A 62-511976 WMU A 86-76 WMU H 78-56 WMU H 70-571977 F/15 CMU A 68-67 F/26 WMU H 66-641978 F/11 WMU A 87-72 J/9 WMU H 69-681979 J/9 CMU A 68-641980 J/9 CMU A 64-601981 J/4 WMU H 81-76 F/21 CMU H 90-711982 N/27 WMU A 73-66 F/18 CMU* H 47-451983 N/27 CMU H 69-62 J/22 CMU A 96-78 F/19 CMU H 78-571984 J/14 CMU H 96-55 F/11 CMU A 78-611985 J/12 CMU A 79-66 F/9 CMU H 80-73 M/9 WMU* H 73-631986 J/2 CMU A 66-61 M/2 WMU H 73-651987 J/21 CMU A 79-60 F/18 WMU H 78-71 M/6 CMU* H 82-701988 J/21 CMU H 75-61 F/24 WMU A 64-561989 J/18 WMU A 68-58 F/15 WMU H 72-68

1990 F/7 CMU H 71-64 J/10 WMU A 73-641991 J/2 CMU H 67-63 M/2 CMU A 72-631992 F/1 CMU H 58-56 F/29 CMU A 86-621993 J/23 WMU A 61-56 F/20 CMU H 61-501994 J/15 CMU H 63-61 F/12 CMU A 65-621995 J/7 WMU A 72-57 F/4 CMU H 70-611996 J/6 WMU H 75-48 F/3 WMU A 71-511997 J/11 WMU H 67-49 F/3 CMU A 64-591998 J/17 CMU H 79-70 F/14 CMU A 77-651999 N/21 WMU A 75-57 F/6 WMU H 85-742000 F/5 WMU H 82-63 F/23 WMU A 90-652001 F/3 WMU A 72-57 F/21 CMU H 74-682002 F/2 WMU H 71-55 F/19 WMU A 87-78 M/2 WMU* A 77-672003 J/20 WMU H 86-55 M/1 WMU A 87-652004 J/28 WMU H 72-59 F/24 WMU A 67-552005 J/5 WMU H 69-64 F/26 WMU A 86-752006 J/7 WMU A 58-50 F/14 WMU H 64-542007 J/3 CMU H 91-78 F/14 WMU A 80-662008 J/12 WMU H 67-57 F/23 WMU A 98-912009 J/17 CMU H 98-87 F/25 CMU A 64-602010 J/16 CMU H 74-65 F/27 WMU A 64-562011 J/5 CMU A 72-62 F/19 CMU H 91-752012 J/11 CMU H 93-85 F/25 CMU A 66-532013 J/16 CMU H 72-58 F/20 CMU A 77-53

*MAC Tournament Game

50

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Postseason Games year -by -year ResultsNCAA Division I Tournament

1983 (College Park, Maryland)First Round: Maryland 94, CMU 71

1984 (Mount Pleasant)First Round: Alabama 78, CMU 70

2013 (Columbus, Ohio)First Round: No. 6 Oklahoma 78, No. 11 CMU 73

Women’s National Invitational Tournament

2011 (Normal, Illinois)First Round: Illinois State 72, CMU 59

2011 (Normal, Illinois)First Round: Illinois State 69, CMU 68

MAC Tournament(Final Game Location)

1982 (several sites)First Round: CMU 47, Western Michigan 45Quarterfinals: Miami 103, CMU 56

1983 (Oxford, Ohio)MAC Tournament

ChampionsSemifinals: CMU 80, Toledo 66Championship: CMU 78, Miami 73

1984 (Rockford, Illinois)MAC Tournament

ChampionsSemifinals: CMU 106, Northern Illinois 72Championship: CMU 71, Toledo 55

1985 (Toledo, Ohio)Semifinals: CMU 72, Northern Illinois 59Championship: Western Michigan 73, CMU 63

1986 (Rockford, Ill.)Semifinals: CMU 67, Bowling Green 64Championship: Ohio 92, CMU 85 (OT)

1987 (Toledo, Ohio)Semifinals: CMU 82, Western Michigan 70Championship: Bowling Green 63, CMU 62

1988 (Toledo, Ohio)First Round: at CMU 50, Toledo 49Semifinals: Bowling Green 95, CMU 60

1989 (Toledo, Ohio)First Round: CMU 74, at Miami 58Semifinals: Toledo 55, CMU 51

1990 (Detroit)First Round: at Ball State 77, CMU 57

1991 (Detroit)First Round: at CMU 71, Ohio 70Semifinals: CMU 84, Bowling Green 72Championship: Toledo 93, CMU 66

1992 (Detroit)First Round: at CMU 69, Miami 59Semifinals: Toledo 69, CMU 59

1993 (Columbus, Ohio)

First Round: at Kent State 71, CMU 57

1994 (Columbus, Ohio)First Round: at Toledo 74, CMU 71

1995 (Toledo, Ohio)First Round: at Toledo 81, CMU 64

1997 (Toledo, Ohio)First Round: at Kent State 106, CMU 63

1998 (Toledo, Ohio)First Round: at BGSU 76, CMU 65

1999 (Toledo, Ohio)First Round: at Toledo 88, CMU 78

2000 (Cleveland, Ohio)First Round: at Ball State 95, CMU 81

2001 (Cleveland,Ohio)First Round: at NIU 57, CMU 35

2002 (Cleveland, Ohio)First Round: at WMU 77, CMU 67

2003 (Cleveland, Ohio)First Round: at Buffalo 72, CMU 53

2004 (Cleveland, Ohio)First Round: at BGSU 66, CMU 54

2005 (Cleveland, Ohio)First Round: at Ohio 71, CMU 43

2006 (Cleveland, Ohio)First Round: at Ohio 74, CMU 57

2007 (Cleveland, Ohio)First Round: Ohio 55, CMU 51

2008 (Cleveland, Ohio)First Round: Ohio 68, CMU 65

2009 (Cleveland, Ohio)First Round: CMU 67, Akron 59Second Round: Bowling Green 82, CMU 65

2010 (Cleveland, Ohio)First Round: CMU 69, Ohio 65Second Round: Kent State 68, CMU 55

2011 (Cleveland, Ohio)First Round: CMU 90, Buffalo 69Second Round: Bowling Green 80, CMU 72

2012 (Cleveland, Ohio)First Round: CMU 86, Ball State 62Second Round: CMU 58, Ohio 55Quarterfinals: CMU 78, Miami 64Semifinals: CMU 69, Bowling Green 66Final: Eastern Michigan 72, CMU 71

2013 (Cleveland, Ohio)Quarterfinals: CMU 81, Bowling Green 48Semifinals: CMU 66, Toledo 61Final: CMU 86, Akron 68

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Postseason Games year -by -year Results

CMU Year-By-Year ResultsYear .......... Coach ........................ W - L1969-70 ...... Fran Koenig ......................3 - 21970-71 ...... Fran Koenig ......................7 - 41971-72 ...... Fran Koenig ......................8 - 51972-73 ...... Fran Koenig ......................4 - 61973-74 ...... Fran Koenig .....................4 - 71974-75 ...... Marcy Weston............... 10 - 71975-76 ...... Marcy Weston............... 11 - 121976-77 ...... Ro DiBrezzo ................... 12 - 141977-78 ...... Ro DiBrezzo ................... 13 - 81978-79 ...... Ro DiBrezzo ................... 10 - 71979-80 ...... Ro DiBrezzo ................... 19 - 81980-81 ...... Jane Cwayna ................. 10 - 161981-82 ...... Laura Golden ................ 11 - 181982-83 ...... Laura Golden ................ 21 - 91983-84 ...... Laura Golden ................ 27 - 31984-85 ...... Donita Davenport ....... 19 - 101985-86 ...... Donita Davenport ....... 18 - 111986-87 ...... Donita Davenport ....... 17 - 111987-88 ...... Donita Davenport ....... 16 - 131988-89 ...... Donita Davenport ....... 11 - 181989-90 ...... Donita Davenport ....... 14 - 141990-91 ...... Donita Davenport ....... 21 - 81991-92 ...... Donita Davenport ....... 16 - 121992-93 ...... Donita Davenport ....... 15 - 121993-94 ...... Donita Davenport ....... 11 - 161994-95 ...... Donita Davenport ..........8 - 191995-96 ...... Donita Davenport ..........5 - 211996-97 ...... Fran Voll .......................... 11 - 161997-98 ...... Fran Voll .......................... 10 - 171998-99 ...... Fran Voll .......................... 11 - 161999-00 ...... Fran Voll .............................9 - 192000-01 ...... Fran Voll .............................2 - 62000-01 ...... Ina Nicosia* ......................2 - 182001-02 ...... Eileen Kleinfelter ......... 10 - 182002-03 ...... Eileen Kleinfelter ......... 11 - 172003-04 ...... Eileen Kleinfelter ............5 - 232004-05 ...... Eileen Kleinfelter ......... 10 - 182005-06 ...... Eileen Kleinfelter ......... 16 - 122006-07 ...... Eileen Kleinfelter ......... 11 - 192007-08 ...... Sue Guevara .....................6 - 232008-09 ...... Sue Guevara .................. 18 - 142009-10 ..... Sue Guevara ............... 12 - 18 2010-11 ..... Sue Guevara ............... 20 - 11 2011-12 ...... Sue Guevara ................. 20 - 16 2012-13 ...... Sue Guevara .................. 21 - 12Total .......................................... 546 584*Interim head coach

CMU Coaches’ Records

Name Years W L Pct

Fran Koenig 5 26 24 .520

Marcy Weston 2 21 19 .525

Ro DiBrezzo 4 54 37 .593

Jane Cwayna 1 10 16 .385

Laura Golden 3 59 30 .663

Donita Davenport 12 171 165 .509

Fran Voll* 5 43 74 .368

Ina Nicosia* 1 2 18 .100

Eileen Kleinfelter 6 63 107 .371

Sue Guevara 6 97 94 .507

Totals 44 546 584 .483

Top Ten Home Crowds

1. 5,195-Nov. 25, 2009 (Georgetown 94, CMU 69)2. 4,982 - Jan. 26, 2011 (Buffalo 92, CMU 89)3. 4,478-Nov. 25, 2008 (CMU 86, Valparaiso 80)4. 4,351–Feb. 18, 1987 (Western Michigan 78, CMU 71)5. 4,296-Nov. 11, 2011 (Northwestern 69, CMU 60)6. 4,153–Feb. 25, 1987 (CMU 81, Ohio 69)7. 3,879 -November 29, 2012 (Notre Dame 72, CMU 63)8. 3,250–March 18, 1984 (Alabama 78, CMU 70)*9. 3,126–March 7, 1984 (CMU 106, Northern Illinois 72)#10. 2,603–March 3, 1984 (CMU 88, Northern Illinois 75)

*NCAA Regional • #MAC Tournament

52

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Indiv idual Records Indiv idual Records

Individual Career RecordsPoints (Includes all 1,000 point scorers) 1. Sue Nissen (1988-91) .......................................... 1,938 2. Britni Houghton (2007-10) ............................... 1,555 3. Carla Sterk ( 1990-93).......................................... 1,539 4. Jody Beerman (1984-87) ................................... 1,527 5. Betsy Yonkman (1983-86) ................................. 1,495 6. Shonda Long (2008-11) ..................................... 1,439 7. Tracy Renken (1994-97) ..................................... 1,386 8. LaTanga Cox (1983-86) ....................................... 1,373 9. Kaihla Szunko (2007, 2009-11) ....................... 1,292 10. Brandie Baker (2009, 2011-13) ........................ 1,281 11. Nikki Thompkins (1991-94) .............................. 1,258 12. Carrie Isanhart (1990-93) ................................... 1,242 13. Sylvia Odum (1982-85) ....................................... 1,215 14. Shelly Woods (1997-00) ..................................... 1,128 15. Tracy Creten ( 1979-82) ...................................... 1,127 16. Julie Roberts (1978-81) ..................................... 1,104 17. Angel Chan (2006-09) ......................................... 1,076 18. Lisa Zodtner (1980-83) ....................................... 1,071 19. Ann Skufca (2003-07).......................................... 1,018 20. Desiree Eidson (1999-2003) ............................. 1,008 21. Casey Manning (2002-06) ................................. 1,005

Scoring Average 1. Sue Nissen (1988-91) .............................................17.0 2. Carla Sterk (1990-93) ..............................................13.9 3. Jody Beerman (1984-87) ......................................13.4 4. Betsy Yonkman (1983-86) ....................................13.2 5. Tracy Renken (1994-97) ........................................13.2 6. Britni Houghton (2007-10) .................................12.9 7. Julie Roberts (1978-81) .........................................12.1 8. Nikki Thompkins (1991-94) .................................12.0 Sally Sedlar (1998-99) ............................................12.0 10. Shonda Long (2008-11) ........................................11.8

Field Goal Percentage (min. 300 made) 1. Nikki Thompkins (1991-94) .............................. 0.543 2. Kaihla Szunko (2007, 2009-11) ........................ 0.537 3. LaTanga Cox (1983-86) ....................................... 0.529 4. Jody Beerman (1984-87) ................................... 0.519 Carla Sterk (1990-93) ........................................... 0.519 6. Sue Nissen (1988-91) .......................................... 0.502 Betsy Yonkman (1983-86) ................................. 0.502 8. Trish Phillips (1983-86) ....................................... 0.497 9. Gina Mazzolini (1975-78) ................................... 0.496 10. Nancy Melissa (1984-87).................................... 0.488

Field Goals Made 1. Sue Nissen (1988-91) ..............................................726 2. Betsy Yonkman (1983-86) .....................................620 3. Carla Sterk (1990-93) ...............................................579 4. Brinti Houghton (2007-10)....................................556 5. Tracy Renken (1994-97) .........................................548 6. LaTanga Cox (1983-86) ...........................................533 7. Jody Beerman (1984-87) .......................................514 8. Kaihla Szunko (2007, 2009-11) ...........................512 9. Sylvia Odum (1982-85) ...........................................498 10. Shonda Long (2008-11) .........................................489

Three-Point Field Goals Made 1. Shonda Long (2008-11) .........................................230 2. Molli Munz (1999-02) ..............................................191 3. Niki DiGuilio (2010-) ...................................188 4. Angel Chan (2006-09) .............................................171 5. Carrie Isanhart (1990-93) .......................................128 6. Jodi Culbertson (1997-00) ....................................112

7. Erin Kuhl (2002-06 ) .................................................111 8. Lindy Hatfield (2001-05) ........................................108 9. Taylor Johnson (2010-) ...............................105 10. Eve Claar (1992-95) ..................................................102 Lindsay Mecoli (2002-06) ......................................102

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 60 made) 1. Sue Nissen (1988-91) .......................................... 0.400 2. Stacey Verhoff (2004-08) ................................... 0.384 3. Erin Kuhl (2002-06) .............................................. 0.372 Sally Sedlar (1998-99) ......................................... 0.372 5. Julie Miller (1995-98) .......................................... 0.352 6. Candace Wilson (2004-08) ................................ 0.349 7. Jenny Ritz (1991-94) ............................................ 0.343 8. Angel Chan (2006-09) ......................................... 0.341 9. Lindsay Mecoli (2002-06) .................................. 0.340 10. Casey Manning (2002-06) ................................. 0.338 Lindy Hatfield (2001-05) .................................... 0.338

Free Throws Made 1. Jody Beerman (1984-87) .......................................491 2. Sue Nissen (1988-91) ..............................................440 3. Britni Houghton (2007-10) ...................................387 4. Carla Sterk (1990-93) ...............................................371 5. Brandie Baker (2009, 2011-13) ............................347 6. LaTanga Cox (1983-86) ...........................................307 7. Julie Roberts (1978-81) ..........................................294 Nikki Thompkins (1991-94) ..................................294 9. Betsy Yonkman (1983-86) .....................................255 10. Julie Miller (1995-98) ..............................................254

Free Throw Percentage (min. 200 made) 1. Jody Beerman (1984-87) ................................... 0.851 2. Julie Miller (1995-98) .......................................... 0.809 3. Kathy LaBarge (1983-86) ................................... 0.800 4. Ann Skufca (2003-07).......................................... 0.795 5. Angel Chan (2006-09) ......................................... 0.789 6. Carla Sterk (1990-93) ........................................... 0.788 7. Sue Nissen (1988-91) .......................................... 0.769 8. Carrie Isanhart (1990-93) ................................... 0.765 9. Terri McFarland (1980-83) ................................. 0.764

Rebounds 1. Julie Roberts (1978-81) ...................................... 1,089 2. LaTanga Cox (1983-86) ....................................... 1,029 3. Kaihla Szunko (2007, 2009-11) ....................... 1,009 4. Sue Nissen (1988-91) ..............................................977 5. Carla Sterk (1990-93) ...............................................880 Gina Mazzolini (1975-78) .......................................880 7. Vershaun Jones (1999-2002) ................................869 8. Denise Tower (1981-84) .........................................813 9. Nikki Thompkins (1991-94) ..................................780 10. Tracy Creten (1979-82) ...........................................770

Rebounding Average 1. Julie Roberts (1978-81) .........................................12.0 2. Gina Mazzolini (1975-78) ......................................10.5 3. LaTanga Cox (1983-86) ............................................8.8 4. Sue Nissen (1988-91) ...............................................8.6 5. Kaihla Szunko (2007, 2009-11) .............................8.5 6. Carla Sterk (1990-93) ................................................7.9 7. Vershaun Jones (1999-2002) .................................7.8 8. Tracy Creten (1979-82) ............................................7.5 9. Nikki Thompkins (1991-94) ...................................7.4 10. Denise Tower (1981-84) ..........................................7.2

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Indiv idual Records Indiv idual RecordsAssists 1. Suzy Merchant (1988-91) ......................................463 2. Jody Beerman (1984-87) .......................................445 3. Brandie Baker (2009, 2011-13) ............................440 4. Molli Munz (1998-2002) ........................................341 5. Sylvia Odum (1982-85) ...........................................335 6. Sue Nissen (1988-91) ..............................................325 7. Betsy Yonkman (1983-86) .....................................319 8. Erin Kuhl (2002-06) ..................................................306 9. Linda Nash (1979-82) ..............................................304 10 Britni Houghton (2007-10) ...................................281

Steals 1. Julie Roberts (1978-81) ..........................................296 2. Sylvia Odum (1982-85) ...........................................292 3. Kaihla Szunko (2007, 2009-11) ............................233 4. Britni Houghton (2007-10) ...................................217 5. Jody Beerman (1984-87) .......................................196 Brandie Baker (2009, 2011-13) ............................196 7. Lisa Zodtner (1980-83) ...........................................193 8. Casey Manning (2002-06) .....................................188 Sue Nissen (1988-91) ..............................................188 10. Betsy Yonkman (1983-86) .....................................186 Vershaun Jones (1999-2002) ................................186

Blocked Shots 1. Ann Skufca (2003-07)..............................................160 2. Crystal Bradford (2011-) ............................118 3. Carla Sterk (1990-93) ...............................................104 4. LaTanga Cox (1983-86) .............................................98 5. Denise Didley (1995-97) ..........................................82 Brandie Baker (2009, 2011-13) 7. Wendy Merriman (1990-93) ...................................81 8. Kaihla Szunko (2007-2011) ....................................80 9. Shelly Woods (1997-00) ...........................................69 10. Julie Roberts (1978-81) ............................................60

Individual Season RecordsPoints 1. Jody Beerman (1986-87) .......................................582 2. Britni Houghton (2008-09) ...................................533 3. Crystal Bradford (2012-13) ........................531 4. Shonda Long (2010-11) .........................................510 5. Sue Nissen (1987-88) ..............................................507 6. Sylvia Odum (1983-84) ...........................................501 7. Sue Nissen (1988-89) ..............................................494 8. Kaihla Szunko (2010-11) ........................................482 9. Carla Sterk (1990-91) ...............................................473 10. Sue Nissen (1990-91) ..............................................472

Scoring Average 1. Jody Beerman (1986-87) ......................................20.8 2. Sue Nissen (1987-88) .............................................17.5 3. Nikki Thompkins (1993-94) .................................17.4 4. Sue Nissen (1989-90) .............................................17.2 5. Sue Nissen (1988-89) .............................................17.0 6. Sylvia Odum (1983-84) ..........................................16.7 7. Britni Houghton (2008-09) ..................................16.7 8. Shonda Long (2010-11) ........................................16.5 9. Betsy Yonkman (1984-85) ....................................16.3 Betsy Yonkman (1985-86) ....................................16.3 Carla Sterk (1990-91) ..............................................16.3 Sue Nissen (1990-91) .............................................16.3

Field Goals Made 1. Crystal Bradford (2012-13) ........................217 2. Sylvia Odum (1983-84) ...........................................209 3. Sue Nissen (1987-88) ..............................................202

4. Jody Beerman (1986-87) .......................................200 5. Kaihla Szunko (2010-11) .....................................195 6. Crystal Bradford (2011-12) ....................................193 7. Betsy Yonkman (1984-85) .....................................189 8. Nikki Thompkins (1993-94) ..................................187 9. Sue Nissen (1990-91) ..............................................185 10. Betsy Yonkman (1985-86) .....................................183 Britni Houghton (2008-09) ...................................183

Field Goal Pct. (min. 100 made) 1. Jody Beerman (1985-86) ................................... 0.591 2. Trish Phillips (1985-86) ....................................... 0.579 3. LaTanga Cox (1983-84) ....................................... 0.573 4. LaTanga Cox (1985-86) ....................................... 0.567 5. Kaihla Szunko (2009-10) .................................... 0.560 6. Kaihla Szunko (2008-09) .................................... 0.559 7. Joni Daniels (1997-98) ........................................ 0.557 8. Kaihla Szunko (2010-11) .................................... 0.556 9. Nikki Thompkins (1992-93) .............................. 0.554 10. Nikki Thompkins (1993-94) .............................. 0.545

Made Three-Point Field Goals 1. Angel Chan (2008-09) ...............................................92 2. Shonda Long (2010-11) ...........................................78 3. Jodi Culbertson (1999-00) ......................................77 4. Shonda Long (2009-10) ...........................................76 5. Niki DiGuilio (2010-11) ................................69 6. Molli Munz (1999-00) ................................................64 7. Niki DiGuilio (2012-13).................................63 8. Niki DiGuilio (2011-12).................................56 9. Jenny Ritz (1993-94) ..................................................55 10. Molli Munz (2000-01) ................................................53 Shonda Long (2008-09) ...........................................53

Three-Point Field Goal Pct. (min. 30 made) 1. Sue Nissen (1990-91) .......................................... 0.465 2. Sally Sedlar (1997-98) ......................................... 0.434 3. Erin Kuhl (2002-03) ............................................. 0.421 4. Kerby Tamm (2012-13) ............................0.417 5. Jenny Ritz (1993-94) ............................................ 0.415 6. Niki DiGuilio (2012-13)............................0.406 7. Molli Munz (1999-00) .......................................... 0.405 8. Niki DiGuilio (2010-11) ....................................... 0.404 9. Taylor Johnson (2011-12) .................................. 0.400 10. Jodi Culbertson (1999-00) ................................ 0.387

54

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Indiv idual Records Indiv idual RecordsFree Throws Made 1. Jody Beerman (1986-87) .......................................174 2. Sue Nissen (1988-89) ..............................................149 3. Britni Houghton (2008-09) ...................................142 4. Jody Beerman (1985-86) .......................................133 5. Carla Sterk (1991-92) ...............................................123 6. Carla Sterk (1990-91) ...............................................119 7. Brandie Baker (2010-11) ........................................109 8. Julie Roberts (1979-80) ..........................................108 9. Sue Nissen (1989-90) ..............................................106 10. Sue Nissen (1987-88) ..............................................103 Molly Piché (1987-88) .............................................103

Free Throw Pct. (min. 80 made) 1. Jody Beerman (1985-86) ................................... 0.905 2. Julie Miller (1995-96) .......................................... 0.871 3. Julie Miller (1996-97) .......................................... 0.863 4. Casey Manning (2004-05) ................................. 0.857 5. Carla Sterk (1990-91) ........................................... 0.838 6. Jody Beerman (1986-87) ................................... 0.837 7. Ann Skufca (2004-05).......................................... 0.836 8. Candace Wilson (2006-07) ................................ 0.830 9. Jody Beerman (1983-84) ................................... 0.829 10. Jody Beerman (1984-85) ................................... 0.828

Rebounds 1. Julie Roberts (1979-80) ..........................................449 2. Kaihla Szunko (2010-11) .......................................343 3. Crystal Bradford (2012-13) ........................327 4. Julie Roberts (1980-81) ..........................................323 5. Kaihla Szunko (2008-09) ........................................315 6. Vershaun Jones (2001-02) .....................................291 7. Sue Nissen (1987-88) ..............................................284 8. Kaihla Szunko (2009-10) ........................................281 9. Gina Mazzolini (1976-77) .......................................278 10. Denise Tower (1983-84) .........................................277

Rebounding Average 1. Julie Roberts (1979-80) .........................................16.6 2. Julie Roberts (1980-81) .........................................12.4 3. Julie Roberts (1978-79) .........................................11.6 4. Gina Mazzolini (1975-76) ......................................11.5 5. Gina Mazzolini (1976-77) ......................................11.1 6. Kaihla Szunko (2010-11) .......................................11.1 7. Vershaun Jones (2001-02) ....................................10.4 8. Kaihla Szunko (2009-10) .........................................9.9 9. LaTanga Cox (1984-85) ............................................9.8 Sue Nissen (1987-88) ...............................................9.8 Nikki Thompkins (1993-94) ...................................9.8 Kaihla Szunko (2008-09) .........................................9.8

Assists 1. Suzy Merchant (1990-91) ......................................156 Brandie Baker (2010-11) .......................................156 3. Suzy Merchant (1989-90) ......................................143 4. Jody Beerman (1985-86) .......................................126 5. Betsy Yonkman (1985-86) .....................................118 6. Sylvia Odum (1983-84) ...........................................117 Jody Beerman (1984-85) .......................................117 Jody Beerman (1986-87) .......................................117 9. Kathy LaBarge (1983-84) .......................................112 Julie Miller (1997-98) ..............................................112

Steals 1. Julie Roberts (1979-80) ..........................................120 2. Sylvia Odum (1983-84) ...........................................104 3. Molly Piché (1987-88) ...............................................86 4. Kaihla Szunko (2009-10) ..........................................81

5. Kaihla Szunko (2010-11) ..........................................77 Crystal Bradford (2012-13) ..........................77 7. Julie Roberts (1980-81) ............................................76 8. Sylvia Odum (1984-85) .............................................75 Latisha Luckett (2007-08) ........................................75 10. Shawn Bannon (1991-92) ........................................69 Crystal Bradford (2011-12) ..........................69

Blocked Shots 1. Ann Skufca (2006-07)................................................62 2. Crystal Bradford (2012-13) ..........................61 3. Crystal Bradford (2011-12) ..........................57 4. Ann Skufca (2005-06)................................................49 5. Denise Didley (1996-97) ..........................................47 6. LaTanga Cox (1984-85) .............................................40 7. Carla Sterk (1991-92) .................................................39 8. Brandie Baker (2012-13) ..........................................37 9. Jas’Mine Bracey (2011-12).......................................36 10. LaTanga Cox (1983-84) .............................................35

Individual Game RecordsScoring 1. Shonda Long vs. Buffalo, 3/9/11 .............................40 2. Britni Houghton vs. EMU, 2/20/10 ..........................38 3. Sylvia Odum vs. Toledo, 2/20/85 .............................36 Sue Nissen vs. Eastern Michigan, 3/5/88 ..............36 Crystal Bradford vs. Oklahoma, 3/23/13 ................36 6. Sylvia Odum vs. Minnesota, 12/18/83 ...................34 Jody Beerman vs. Ohio, 2/25/87 ..............................34 8. Sue Nissen vs. Miami, 2/3/90 ....................................33 Nikki Thompkins vs. Toledo, 3/8/94 .......................33 Angel Chan vs. Western Michigan, 1/17/09 ........33 10. Jodi Culbertson vs. Ball State, 2/25/00 ..................32 Jalisa Olive vs. N.C. A&T, 11/12/10 ..........................32

Most Field Goals 1 Sylvia Odum vs. Toledo, 2/20/85 .............................16 Britni Houghton vs. EMU, 2/20/10 ..........................16 3 Tracy Creten vs. Lake Superior, 1/2/82 ..................15 Sue Nissen vs. EMU, 3/5/88 .......................................15 5 Sue Nissen vs. Indiana State, 12/9/89 ....................14 Sue Nissen vs. UIC, 11/24/90 ....................................14 Crystal Bradford vs. Oklahoma, 3/23/13 .......14 8 Sylvia Odum vs. Minnesota, 12/18/83 ...................13 Sylvia Odum vs. NIU, 1/4/84 ......................................13 Mary Oswald vs. EMU, 1/25/89 ................................13 Nikki Thompkins vs. Akron, 1/22/94 ......................13 Crystal Bradford vs. Akron, 1/26/13 ..............13

Field Goal Pct. (min. 8 made) 1. Mary Oswald vs. EMU, 1/25/89 ........... .929 (13-14) 2. Britni Houghton vs. Ball State ............. .909 (10-11) 3. Elaine Loch vs. EMU, 2/7/87 ................... .900 (9-10) Taylor Johnson vs. NIU, 1/19/13 .... . .900 (9-10) 5. LaTanga Cox vs. EMU, 1/11/86 ................. .889 (8-9) Amy Welch vs. BGSU, 1/3/87 ..................... .889 (8-9) Nancy Melissa vs. Ohio, 1/28/87 .............. .889 (8-9) Nikki Thompkins vs. WMU, 2/29/92 ..........889 (8-9) Kaihla Szunko vs. EMU, 3/7/09 ................. .889 (8-9) Most Three-Point Field Goals 1. Jodi Culbertson vs. Ball State, 2/25/00 ....................9 2. Tracy Renken vs. Iowa State, 12/29/95 ....................7 Molli Munz vs. Western Michigan, 2/19/02 ...........7 Stacey Verhoff vs. Cincinnati, 12/17/08 ..................7 Angel Chan vs. Western Michigan, 1/17/09 ..........7 Angel Chan vs. Eastern Michigan, 3/7/09 ..............7 Shonda Long vs. Kent State, 2/4/09 .........................7

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Indiv idual Records Indiv idual Records Shonda Long vs. DePaul, 11/13/09 ..........................7 Shonda Long vs. Northern Illinois, 2/14/10 ...........7 Shonda Long vs. Buffalo, 3/9/11 ...............................7 Niki DiGuilio vs. Robert Morris, 12/17/12........7 10. 10 times (Taylor Johnson vs. NIU, 2/22/12) ....6

Three-Point Field Goal Pct. (min. 4 made) 1. Sally Sedlar vs. UT, 1/21/98 ....................... 1.000 (5-5) 2. Stacey Verhoff vs. Cincinnati, 12/7/07 ... .875 (7-8) 3. Eve Claar vs. BSU, 1/18/95 .......................... .857 (6-7) 4. Ann Skufca vs. SVSU, 11/13/06 ................ .833 (5-6) Rachel Mauk vs. KSU, 1/27/10 .................. .833 (5-6) Heidi Warczinsky vs. Quinnipiac, 12/29/09 .833 (5-6) 5. Carrie Isanhart vs. EMU, 1/16/91 ............. .800 (4-5) Sue Nissen vs. BGSU, 3/7/91 ..................... .800 (4-5) Lindsay Mecoli vs. Detroit, 12/14/02 ..... .800 (4-5) 8. Molli Munz vs. WMU, 2/19/02 ................... .778 (7-9) Angel Chan vs. WMU, 1/17/09 .................. .778 (7-9) 10. Desiree Eidson vs. Siena Hts,, 11/22/02 .750 (6-8)

Free Throws 1. Britni Houghton vs. Louisville, 12/2/09 .................16 2. Taylor Johnson vs. Illinois State, 3/17/11 .....15 3. Nancy Melissa vs. American, 12/6/86 ....................14 Molly Piché vs. EMU, 1/6/88 ......................................14 Britni Houghton vs. Loyola, 12/18/08 ....................14 6. Shirley Joiner vs. EMU, 1/11/86 ................................13 Jody Beerman vs. Miami, 2/11/87 ...........................13 8. Julie Roberts vs. Wayne State, 2/28/80 .................12 Julie Roberts vs. Ohio, 2/7/81 ...................................12 Jody Beerman vs. Ohio, 2/25/87 ..............................12 Sue Nissen vs. California, 1/1/89 .............................12 Julie Miller vs. BSU, 1/17/96 ......................................12 Julie Miller vs. Tenn. State, 12/19/96 ......................12 Perfect Free Throw Games (min. 10 att.) 1. Nancy Melissa vs. American, 12/6/86 ............. 14-14 2. Julie Miller vs. Tenn. State, 12/19/96 ............... 12-12 3. Jody Beerman vs. Miami, 1/29/86 .................... 10-10 Jody Beerman vs. Miami, 2/26/86 .................... 10-10 Sue Nissen vs. Ohio, 1/21/89 ............................. 10-10 Kerry Nora vs. Kent, 2/26/97 .............................. 10-10 Tracy Renken vs. Toledo, 1/18/97 ..................... 10-10 Sally Sedlar vs. Butler, 12/27/90 ........................ 10-10 Heidi Warczinsky vs. Illinois, 11/18/09 ............ 10-10 Laura Baker vs. UAB, 12/14/09 .......................... 10-10 Rebounds 1. Gina Mazzolini vs. Wayne St., 2/26/75 ...................24 Julie Roberts vs. Oakland, 12/8/79 .........................24 Julie Roberts vs. Wis.-Green Bay, 12/29/79 ..........24 4. Crystal Bradford vs. Ball State, 2/28/13 .........21 5. Kaihla Szunko vs. Bowling Green, 3/11/11 ..........19 Amy Backus vs. WMU, 2/23/79 .................................19 LaTanga Cox vs. KSU, 1/30/85 ...................................19 Nancy Melissa vs. Bradley, 11/29/86 ......................19 Vershaun Jones vs. Ball State, 1/8/00 .....................19 Vershaun Jones vs. Niagara, 12/2/01 .....................19 11. Nancy Melissa vs. WMU, 3/6/87 ...............................18 Sue Nissen vs. Georgia State, 12/20/89 ................18 Tracy Renken vs. Northeastern Ill., 12/29/94 ......18 Kaihla Szunko vs. WMU, 1/17/09 .............................18 Kaihla Szunko vs. BGSU, 2/10/10 .............................18

Assists 1. Brandie Baker vs. N.C. A&T, 11/12/10 .....................12 2. Kathy LaBarge vs. Minn., 12/18/83 .........................11 Suzy Merchant vs. BSU, 1/26/91 ..............................11

Julie Miller vs. EMU, 2/21/98 .....................................11 Molli Munz vs. G. Wash.,11/26/99 ...........................11 Molli Munz vs. Long Island, 12/21/01 ....................11 Priscilla Poole vs. Tri-State, 11/19/04 ......................11 8. Susie Brown vs. EMU, 3/2/78 ....................................10 Linda Nash vs. MSU, 1/19/82 ....................................10 Jody Beerman vs. Purdue, 12/10/83 ......................10 Sylvia Odum vs. NIU, 1/27/85 ...................................10 Jody Beerman vs. NIU, 1/18/86 ................................10 Suzy Merchant vs. BSU, 1/3/90 ................................10 Suzy Merchant vs. Miami, 1/6/90 ............................10 Suzy Merchant vs. BGSU, 1/26/91 ...........................10 Eve Claar vs. UT, 2/2/94 ...............................................10 Julie Miller vs. BSU, 1/17/96 ......................................10 Julie Miller vs. Marshall, 2/7/98 ................................10 Brandie Baker vs. Kent State, 2/4/09 ......................10

Steals 1. Kaihla Szunko vs. Ole Miss, 12/18/10 .....................10 2. Sylvia Odum vs. Ohio, 2/15/84 ...................................9 Vershaun Jones vs. Wis.-Milwaukee,1/4/00 ...........9 4. Sylvia Odum vs. NIU, 2/23/85 .....................................8 Molly Piché vs. Dayton, 1/13/88 ................................8 Latisha Luckett vs. Buffalo, 2/16/08 ..........................8 Latisha Luckett vs. Wis.-Milwaukee, 12/8/07 .........8 Jalisa Olive vs. North Carolina A&T, 11/12/10 .......8 9. Sylvia Odum vs. NIU, 3/3/84 ........................................7 Elaine Loch vs. Bradley, 11/29/86 ..............................7 Molly Piché vs. Bradley, 1/11/88 ................................7 Sue Nissen vs. Dayton, 1/13/88 .................................7 Casey Manning vs. Concordia, 11/21/03 ................7 Stacey Verhoff vs. WMU 1/12/08 ...............................7 Kaihla Szunko vs. Quinnipiac, 12/29/09 .................7 Crystal Bradford vs. Oklahoma, 3/23/13 ................ 7

Blocked Shots 1. Denise Didley vs. Chicago St., 12/18/96 .................7 2. Jane Robinson vs. Michigan, 1/31/79 ......................6 Denise Didley vs. Dayton, 11/23/96 .........................6 Denise Didley vs. Nebraska, 12/14/96 .....................6 Ann Skufca vs. WMU, 1/3/07 .......................................6 6. Sue Nissen vs. San Jose State, 12/29/88 .................5 Mary Oswald vs. BGSU, 1/28/89 ................................5 Wendy Merriman vs. BSU, 2/23/91 ...........................5 Rachel Verhey vs. BSU, 2/12/97 ..................................5 Ann Skufca vs. Kent State, 2/7/04 .............................5 Ann Skufca vs. Toledo, 2/25/06 ..................................5 Crystal Bradofrd vs. WMU, 1/11/12 ..................5 Crysta Bradford vs. Notre Dame, 11/29/12 .....5

Current players in bold

56

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Team Records Team Records

Team Season RecordsPoints 1. 2,560 .....................................2011-12 (36 games) 2. 2,505 .....................................2008-09 (32 games) 3. 2,494 .....................................2010-11 (31 games) 4. 2,483 .....................................1983-84 (30 games) 5. 2,454 .....................................2012-13 (33 games)

Scoring Average 1. 82.8 .......................................1983-84 (30 games) 2. 80.5 .......................................2010-11 (31 games) 3. 78.3 .......................................2008-09 (32 games) 4. 77.5 .......................................1985-86 (29 games) 5. 75.7 .......................................1986-87 (28 games)

Opponenting Scoring Average 1. 56.9 .......................................2005-06 (28 games) 2. 60.8 .......................................2002-03 (28 games) 3. 63 ...........................................1992-93 (27 games) 4. 64 ...........................................2004-05 (28 games) 5. 65.2 .......................................2012-13 (33 games)

Rebounds 1. 1,566 .....................................2011-12 (36 games) 2. 1,518 .....................................1979-80 (27 games) 3. 1,364 .....................................2012-13 (33 games) 4. 1,277 .....................................2010-11 (31 games) 5. 1,270 .....................................1980-81 (26 games)

Rebounding Average 1. 56.2 .......................................1979-80 (27 games) 2. 50.9 .......................................1975-76 (23 games) 3. 48.8 .......................................1980-81 (26 games) 4. 46.0 .......................................1977-78 (21 games) 5. 43.5 ......................................2011-12 (36 games)

Made Field Goals (Attempted) 1. 976 (1,947) ..........................1983-84 (30 games) 2. 945 (2,426) ..........................2011-12 (36 games) 3. 897 (2,146) ..........................2012-13 (33 games) 4. 879 (1,897) ..........................1982-83 (30 games) 5. 874 (2,111) ..........................2008-09 (32 games) Field Goal Percentage 1. .501 (976-1,947) ................1983-84 (30 games) 2. .493 (851-1,727) ................1985-86 (29 games) 3. .463 (879-1,897) ................1982-83 (30 games) 4. .456 (792-1,736) ................1984-85 (29 games) 5. .455 (812-1,785) ................1986-87 (28 games)

Made Three-Point Field Goals 1. 255 (785) .............................2008-09 (32 games) 2. 242 (750) .............................2012-13 (33 games) 3. 241 (693) .............................2010-11 (31 games) 4. 222 (708) .............................2009-10 (30 games) 5. 220 (709) .............................2011-12 (36 games)

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage 1. .361 (99-274) ......................1993-94 (27 games) 2. .348 (241-693) ...................2010-11 (31 games) 3. .342 (189-552) ...................2007-08 (29 games) 4. .342 (178-520) ...................2002-03 (28 games) 5. .342 (168-491) ...................1999-00 (28 games)

Made Free Throws 1. 546 (720) .............................1985-86 (29 games) 2. 531 (755) .............................1983-84 (30 games) 3. 525 (723) .............................2010-11 (31 games) 4. 502 (720) .............................2008-09 (32 games) 5. 492 (703) .............................1991-92 (28 games)

Free Throw Percentage 1. .758 (546-720) ...................1985-86 (29 games) 2. .752 (328-436) ...................2001-02 (28 games) 3. .745 (433-581) ...................2006-07 (30 games) 4. .742 (463-624) ...................2009-10 (30 games) 5. .740 (487-658) ...................1986-87 (28 games)

Assists 1. 554 ........................................1985-86 (29 games) 2. 514 ........................................1983-84 (30 games) 3. 505 ........................................1984-85 (29 games) 4. 467 ........................................2011-12 (36 games) 5. 465 ........................................1988-89 (29 games) Steals 1. 410 ........................................2011-12 (36 games) 2. 389 ........................................1982-83 (30 games) 3. 366 ........................................2008-09 (32 games) 4. 365 ........................................1983-84 (30 games) 5. 360 ........................................2012-13 (33 games)

Blocked Shots 1. 149 ........................................2012-13 (33 games) 2. 144 .......................................2011-12 (36 games) 3. 124 .......................................2006-07 (30 games) 4. 119 .......................................1996-97 (27 games) 5. 105 .......................................2005-06 (28 games)

MiscellaneousMost Wins ........................................................ 27, 1983-84Most Home Wins ........................................... 14, 1983-84Home win streak .........................18, 1982-83, 1983-84Most Road Wins............................................. 12, 1983-84Consecutive Road Wins .............................. 12, 1983-84Consecutive Wins ......................................... 26, 1983-84Fewest Losses ...................................................3, 1983-84Winning Percentage .................... .900 (27-3), 1983-84Fewest Wins .......................................................4, 2000-01Most Losses .................................................... 24, 2000-01Field Goal Attempts ................................ 2426, 2011-123-pt Field Goal Attempts .........................785, 2008-09Free Throw Attempts .................................755, 1983-84

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Team Records Team Records

Team Game Records100 Point Games 1. vs. North Carolina A&T, 11/12/10# ........................ 119 2. vs. Tri-State, 11/19/03 ................................................. 116 3. vs. Eastern Michigan, 2/20/10 ................................. 113 4. vs. Concordia, 11/21/03............................................. 111 5. vs. Kent State, 2/4/09.................................................. 109 6. vs. Northern Illinois, 3/5/84# ................................... 106 7. vs. Texas Southern, 11/23/84# ................................ 104 8. at Kent State, 1/16/88 ................................................ 103 9. vs. Belmont, 11/14/10 #............................................. 102 10. vs. Northern Illinois, 2/15/86 ................................... 101 11. vs. Eastern Kentucky, 11/28/86# ............................ 101 12. vs. Miami, 2/2/2011..................................................... 100 13. vs. Calvin, 1975 ............................................................. 100 14. vs. Southeast Missouri, 12/18/11# ........................ 100

Made Field Goals 1. vs. Tri-State, 11/19/03 ....................................................52 2. vs. North Carolina A&T, 11/12/10# ...........................46 3. vs. Eastern Kentucky, 11/28/86 ..................................45 4. vs. Calvin, 1/27/76 ..........................................................44 5. vs. Southwest Missouri, 11/26/88 .............................43

Field Goal Percentage 1. vs. Northern Illinois, 3/7/84 ...................... .656 (42-64) 2. vs. Tri-State, 11/19/04 ................................. .650 (52-80) 3. vs. Toledo, 2/12/86 ...................................... .647 (33-51) 4. vs. SW Missouri St., 11/26/88 ................... .614 (43-70) 5. vs. Western Michigan, 1/22/83 ............... .607 (34-56)

Rebounding 1. vs. Ferris State, 2/12/78 ................................................77 2. vs. Western Illinois, 1977 ..............................................76 vs. Lake Superior State, 1/22/80 ................................76 4. vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay, 12/29/79 ..........................72 5. vs. Chicago State, 11/23/90 ........................................61 vs. Tri-State, 11/19/04 ....................................................61 vs. Ole Miss, 12/14/11 ...................................................61 Made Three-Pointers 1. vs. Robert Morris, 12/17/12 .........................................16 2. vs. Southeast Missouri, 12/18/11 ..............................15 3. vs. Kent State, 2/4/09.....................................................14 4. 6 times (Last vs. Buffalo, 1/26/11) .............................13

Three-Point Field Goal Pct. 1. vs. Ball State, 1/18/95 .................................... .857 (6-7) 2. vs. Western Michigan, 2/19/02 ............. .688 (11-16) 3. vs. Saint Louis, 11/15/97 .............................. .667 (4-6) vs. Buffalo, 2/12/05 ........................................ .667 (4-6) 5. vs. Toledo, 1/21/98 ...................................... .636 (7-11) Made Free Throws 1. vs. Miami, 1/30/10 ..........................................................39 2. vs. Eastern Michigan, 1/30/80 ....................................36 vs. Ohio, 1/4/86 ...............................................................36 vs. Eastern Michigan, 1/6/88 ......................................36 5. vs. Tennessee State, 12/19/96 ....................................35

Free Throw Pct. (min. 10 made) 1. vs. Detroit, 12/20/04 .................................1.000 (11-11) 2. vs. Eastern Michigan, 2/2/82 ................... .950 (19-20) vs. Ohio, 3/8/86 ............................................ .950 (19-20) 4. vs. Toledo, 1/18/05 ...................................... .938 (15-16) 5. vs. Ball State, 2/27/08 ................................. .933 (14-15) Assists 1. vs. Northern Illinois, 2/15/86 ......................................35 vs. Tri-State, 11/19/04 ....................................................35 3. vs. North Carolina A&T, 11/12/10# ...........................31 4. vs. Youngstown State, 12/15/85 ................................28 vs. Northern Illinois, 1/27/85 ......................................28 vs. Toledo, 2/20/85 .........................................................28 vs. Kent, 1/22/86 .............................................................28 vs. Ball State, 1/25/92 ....................................................28

Steals 1. vs. Calvin, 1/27/76 ..........................................................26 2. vs. Concordia, 11/21/03................................................24 3. vs. Dayton, 1/13/88 ........................................................22 vs. Bowling Green, 3/14/13 .........................................22 4. vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee .............................................21 5. vs. Ball State, 2/8/84 .......................................................20 vs. Bradley, 1/11/88 ........................................................20 vs. North Carolina A&T, 11/12/10# ...........................20

Blocked Shots 1. vs. Dayton, 11/23/96 .....................................................11 vs. Kent, 3/4/97 ................................................................11 vs. Western Michigan, 1/3/07 .....................................11 vs. Miami, 3/8/12 ............................................................11 5. vs. Miami, 2/16/13 ..........................................................10 6. vs. Michigan State, 1/19/82 ........................................... 9 vs. Eastern Michigan, 1/15/92 ...................................... 9 8. vs. Chicago State, 12/18/96 .......................................... 8 vs. Ohio, 3/4/07 ................................................................. 8

MiscellaneousPoints, Home ................................... 116 vs. Tri-State, 11/19/04 Points, Road ............... 119 vs. North Carolina A&T, 11/12/10 Points, Half ...............................68 vs. Northern Illinois, 3/7/84 Margin of Victory ..........................75 vs. Concordia, 11/21/03 Margin of Defeat ...............................63 vs. Michigan, 12/4/98 Fewest Points Allowed....................21 vs. Michigan, 2/10/73 Fewest Points Scored ............25 vs. Eastern Michigan, 1975 Fewest Points, Home ............31 vs. Michigan State, 2/27/94 Fewest Points, Road ...............25 vs. Eastern Michigan, 1975 Fewest Combined Points ..........60 (EMU 35, CMU 25), 1975 Field Goal Attempts ....................... 92 vs. Kent State, 2/28/87 Field Goal Pct. (half ).................... .788 (26-33) vs. NIU, 3/7/84 Three-Point FG Attempts .................. 38 vs. Loyola, 11/21/09 Free Throw Attempts ............................. 49 vs. Miami, 1/30/10 Home Attendance .............5,195 vs. Georgetown, 11/25/09

#- Neutral Site

58

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Year -by -Year Stat ist ics Year -by -Year Stat ist ics

PointsYear Name Pts. Avg.1975-76 Gina Mazzolini 242 10.51976-77 Gina Mazzolini 328 12.61977-78 Gina Mazzolini 280 13.31978-79 Julie Roberts 221 13.01979-80 Julie Roberts 370 13.71980-81 Tracy Creten 358 13.81981-82 Tracy Creten 403 13.91982-83 Lisa Zodtner 263 8.81983-84 Sylvia Odum 501 16.71984-85 Betsy Yonkman 441 16.31985-86 Betsy Yonkman 457 16.31986-87 Jody Beerman 582 20.81987-88 Sue Nissen 507 17.51988-89 Sue Nissen 494 17.01989-90 Sue Nissen 465 17.21990-91 Carla Sterk 473 16.31991-92 Nikki Thompkins 311 13.01992-93 Carla Sterk 409 15.21993-94 Nikki Thompkins 471 17.41994-95 Tracy Renken 404 15.01995-96 Tracy Renken 262 10.91996-97 Tracy Renken 434 16.11997-98 Shelly Woods 306 11.31998-99 Joni Daniels 387 14.31999-00 Shelly Woods 388 13.92000-01 Beth Kindel 291 11.22001-02 Desiree Eidson 384 13.72002-03 Desiree Eidson 350 12.52003-04 Casey Manning 280 10.02004-05 Casey Manning 289 10.32005-06 Chasidy Myers 303 10.82006-07 Ann Skufca 355 11.82007-08 Britni Houghton 380 13.12008-09 Britni Houghton 533 16.72009-10 Shonda Long 448 14.92010-11 Shonda Long 510 16.52011-12 Crystal Bradford 455 14.22012-13 Crystal Bradford 531 16.1

ReboundsYear Name Rbs. Avg.1975-76 Gina Mazzolini 265 11.51976-77 Gina Mazzolini 278 11.11977-78 Gina Mazzolini 196 10.91978-79 Julie Roberts 185 11.61979-80 Julie Roberts 449 16.61980-81 Julie Roberts 323 12.41981-82 Tracy Creten 265 9.1

1982-83 Latanga Cox 263 8.81983-84 Denise Tower 277 9.21984-85 LaTanga Cox 274 9.81985-86 LaTanga Cox 253 8.71986-87 Nancy Melissa 241 8.91987-88 Sue Nissen 284 9.81988-89 Sue Nissen 239 8.21989-90 Sue Nissen 249 9.21990-91 Carla Sterk 218 7.51991-92 Carla Sterk 259 9.31992-93 Carla Sterk 245 9.11993-94 Nikki Thompkins 265 9.81994-95 Tracy Renken 194 7.21995-96 Sharlonda Evans 152 5.81996-97 Tracy Renken 174 6.41997-98 Ebony Rainge 184 6.81998-99 Rory Wendt 182 6.71999-00 Vershaun Jones 258 9.22000-01 Vershaun Jones 192 6.92001-02 Vershaun Jones 291 10.42002-03 Desiree Eidson 173 6.22003-04 Casey Manning 163 5.82004-05 Sharonda Hurd 148 5.72005-06 Sharonda Hurd 162 5.82006-07 Sharonda Hurd 186 6.22007-08 Latisha Luckett 203 7.02008-09 Kaihla Szunko 315 9.82009-10 Kaihla Szunko 281 9.42010-11 Kaihla Szunko 343 11.12011-12 Cyrstal Bradford 269 8.42012-13 Crystal Bradford 327 9.9

AssistsYear Name Ast. Avg.1975-76 Aimee Belanger 41 -1976-77 Susie Brown 36 -1977-78 Not Available -- -1978-79 Susie Brown 53 -1979-80 Linda Nash 76 -1980-81 Linda Nash 92 -1981-82 Linda Nash 92 3.5 1982-83 Lisa Zodtner 81 2.71983-84 Sylvia Odum 117 3.91984-85 Jody Beerman 117 4.01985-86 Jody Beerman 126 4.31986-87 Jody Beerman 117 4.01987-88 Molly Piche 110 3.81988-89 Suzy Merchant 107 3.71989-90 Suzy Merchant 143 5.11990-91 Suzy Merchant 156 5.2

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Year -by -Year Stat ist ics Year -by -Year Stat ist ics

1991-92 Carlotta Craven & Shawn Bannon 92 3.31992-93 Carrie Isanhart 86 3.21993-94 Eve Claar 107 4.01994-95 Eve Claar 77 2.91995-96 Darcey Rasch 65 2.61996-97 Julie Miller 97 3.61997-98 Julie Miller 112 4.11998-99 Sally Sedlar 110 4.11999-00 Jody Culbertson 96 3.42000-01 Molli Munz 62 2.22001-02 Molli Munz 83 3.02002-03 Erin Kuhl 86 3.22003-04 Erin Kuhl 84 3.02004-05 Casey Manning 90 3.2 2005-06 Casey Manning 91 3.32006-07 Candace Wilson 88 2.92007-08 Angel Chan 77 2.7 2008-09 Brandie Baker 102 3.3 2009-10 Britni Houghton 84 2.8 2010-11 Brandie Baker 156 5.0 2011-12 Jessica Green 96 2.82012-13 Brandie Baker 108 3.3

StealsYear Name St. Avg.1981-82 Tracy Creten 41 1.4 1982-83 Sylvia Odum 73 2.21983-84 Sylvia Odum 104 3.51984-85 Sylvia Odum 75 2.61985-86 Betsy Yonkman 55 1.91986-87 Jody Beerman 65 2.31987-88 Molly Piche 86 3.01988-89 Sue Nissen 42 1.61989-90 Sue Nissen 42 1.61990-91 Shawn Bannon 42 1.51991-92 Shawn Bannon 69 2.51992-93 Carrie Isanhart 45 1.71993-94 Nikki Thompkins 61 2.31994-95 Tracy Renken 33 1.21995-96 Julie Miller 44 2.81996-97 Kerry Nora 44 1.61997-98 Julie Miller 47 1.7 1998-99 Vershaun Jones 39 1.41999-00 Vershaun Jones 46 1.62000-01 Vershaun Jones 42 1.52001-02 Vershaun Jones 59 2.12002-03 Erin Kuhl 55 2.02003-04 Casey Manning 42 1.52004-05 Casey Manning 55 1.9

2005-06 Casey Manning 64 2.32006-07 Sharonda Hurd 53 1.82007-08 Latisha Luckett 75 2.52008-09 Latisha Luckett 63 1.92009-10 Kaihla Szunko 81 2.72010-11 Kaihla Szunko 77 2.52011-12 Crystal Bradford 69 2.2 2012-13 Crystal Bradford 77 2.3

BlocksYear Name Blk.1981-82 Patty Weidman 151982-83 Patty Weidman 151983-84 Latanga Cox 351984-85 Latanga Cox 401985-86 Latanga Cox 131986-87 Elaine Loch 51987-88 Sue Nissen 41988-89 Molly Oswald 281989-90 Carla Sterk 141990-91 Wendy Merriman 241991-92 Carla Sterk 391992-93 Carla Sterk 291993-94 Nikki Thompkins 211994-95 Ebony Rainge 291995-96 Denise Didley 271996-97 Denise Didley 471997-98 Rachel Verhey 141998-99 Sally Sedlar and Shelly Wood 141999-00 Shelly Wood 322000-01 Alicia Rozak 92001-02 Kendra Martin & Vershaun Jones 142002-03 Lindsay Mecoli 102003-04 Ann Skufca 182004-05 Ann Skufca 312005-06 Ann Skufca 492006-07 Ann Skufca 622007-08 Latisha Luckett 112008-09 Kaihla Szunko 272009-10 Kaihla Szunko 222010-11 Kaihla Szunko 252011-12 Crystal Bradford 572012-13 Crystal Bradford 61

60

20

13

-14

Ou

tloo

kC

oa

chin

g S

taff

20

13

-14

Ch

ipp

ew

as

20

12

-13

Re

cap

Histo

ry


Field Goal PercentageYear Name FG% FGM-FGA1981-82 Denise Tower .470 118-2511982-83 Terri McFarland .470 127-2511983-84 Latanga Cox .573 150-2621984-85 Betsy Yonkman .521 189-3631985-86 Jody Beerman .591 149-2521986-87 Jody Beerman .501 200-3991987-88 Sue Nissen .540 202-3741988-89 Molly Oswald .568 117-2061989-90 Molly Oswald .531 69-1301990-91 Carla Sterk .524 175-3231991-92 Carla Sterk .512 146-2851992-93 Nikki Thompkins .554 143-2581993-94 Nikki Thompkins .545 187-3431994-95 Tara Walsh .474 74-1561995-96 Julie Miller .493 70-1421996-97 Ebony Rainge .487 76-1561997-98 Joni Daniels .557 122-2191998-99 Rory Wendt .543 82-1511999-00 Jodi Culbertson .406 108-2662000-01 Vershaun Jones .435 83-1912001-02 Vershaun Jones .456 118-2592002-03 Casey Manning .439 54-1232003-04 Mandy Elwer .519 67-1292004-05 Stacey Verhoff .486 54-1112005-06 Chasidy Myers .536 128-2392006-07 Britni Houghton .457 91-1992007-08 Britni Houghton .477 143-3002008-09 Kaihla Szunko .559 133-2382009-10 Kaihla Szunko .560 150-2682010-11 Kaihla Szunko .556 195-3512011-12 Jas’Mine Bracey .470 142-3022012-13 Jas’Mine Bracey .491 79-161

Free Throw PercentageYear Name FT% FTM-FTA1981-82 Terri McFarland .770 57-741982-83 Terri McFarland .754 95-1261983-84 Jody Beerman .829 102-1231984-85 Jody Beerman .828 82-991985-86 Jody Beerman .905 133-1471986-87 Jody Beerman .837 174-2081987-88 Sue Nissen .824 103-1251988-89 Sue Nissen .810, 149-1841989-90 Sue Nissen .747 106-1421990-91 Carla Stark .838 119-1421991-92 Carrie Isanhart .784 87-1111992-93 Carla Sterk .752 82-1091993-94 Eve Claar .750 39-52

1994-95 Julie Miller .756 34-451995-96 Julie Miller .871 61-701996-97 Julie Miller .863 82-951997-98 Julie Miller .740 77-140 1998-99 Joni Daniels .756 59-781999-00 Shelly Woods .824 56-682000-01 Beth Kindel .781 75-962001-02 Kendra Martin .802 77-962002-03 Laurie Henderson .774 48-622003-04 Casey Manning .745 82-1102004-05 Casey Manning .857 72-842005-06 Chasidy Myers .796 47-592006-07 Ann Skufca .871 61-702007-08 Angel Chan .823 65-792008-09 Angel Chan .833 55-662009-10 Heidi Warczinski .833 65-782010-11 Taylor Johnson .828 77-932011-12 Niki DiGuilio .843 43-512012-13 Jalisa Olive .844 27-32

3-point Field Goal PercentageYear Name 3FG% 3FGM-3FGA1986-87 Jody Beerman .348 8-231987-88 Suzy Merchant .375 6-161988-89 Sue Nissen .440 11-251989-90 Suzy Merchant .372 32-981990-91 Carrie Isanhart .366 41-1121991-92 Carrie Isanhart .338 45-1331992-93 Eve Claar .333 17-511993-94 Eve Claar .415 39-941994-95 Eve Claar .271 36-1331995-96 Julie Miller .375 6-161996-97 Tracy Renken .345 20-581997-98 Sally Sedlar .434 33-761998-99 Sally Sedlar .33 38-1151999-00 Molli Munz .405 64-1852000-01 Alicia Rozak .276 29-1052001-02 Molli Munz .346 45-1302002-03 Erin Kuhl .421 48-1142003-04 Erin Kuhl .345 29-842004-05 Lindy Hatfield .368 39-1062005-06 Erin Kuhl .355 22-622006-07 Ann Skufca .417 30-722007-08 Stacy Verhoff .407 33-812008-09 Angel Chan .359 92-2562009-10 Heidi Warczinski .386 22-572010-11 Niki DiGuilio .404 69-1712011-12 Taylor Johnson .400 40-1002012-13 Kerby Tamm .417 30-72

Year -by -Year Stat ist ics

• Compiled 91 wins in the last five seasons, including three-straight 20-win campaigns

• Led the Chippewas to their first MAC Tournament Title and appearance in the NCAA Tournament since 1984

• Coached five of the program’s 21-member 1,000-point club

• Guided 15 All-MAC selections, 2 MAC Freshman of the Year honorees, 2 MAC Sixth Player of the Year winners

• Coached Crystal Bradford to the 2013 USA World University Games team

• Two of her last five teams have been ranked among the nation’s top five in scoring average

• Set program records for single-game individual and team scoring

• All-time winningest coach in total wins, overall winning percentage, Big Ten wins and Big Ten winning percentage at the University of Michigan

YouTube.com/CmichAthletics instagram.com/CMUAthleticsfacebook.com/CMUWBBall twitter.com/CMUWBBall

Day, Date Opponent Location TimeSunday, Nov. 10 Massachusetts Amherst, Mass. 1 p.m.Sunday, Nov. 17 Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 2 p.m.Thursday, Nov. 21 Marquette Milwaukee, Wis. 8 p.m.Thursday, Nov. 28 Kansas@ Virgin Islands 4:30 p.m.Friday, Nov. 29 Duke@ Virgin Islands 2:15 p.m.Saturday, Nov. 30 Xavier@ Virgin Islands 2:15 p.m.Thursday, Dec. 5 Dayton Mount Pleasant, Mich. 7 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 15 South Dakota State Brookings, S.D. 2 p.m.Wednesday, Dec. 18 Prairie View A&M Mount Pleasant, Mich. 12 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 22 Notre Dame South Bend, Ind. 2 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 28 Purdue West Lafayette, Ind. 2 p.m.Monday, Dec. 30 Dayton Dayton, Ohio 7 p.m.Saturday, Jan. 4 Toledo* Mount Pleasant, Mich. 12 p.m.Thursday, Jan. 9 Akron* Akron, Ohio TBASunday, Jan. 12 Buffalo* Amherst, N.Y. 2 p.m.Wednesday, Jan. 15 Northern Illinois* Mount Pleasant, Mich. 7 p.m.Saturday, Jan. 18 Bowling Green* Mount Pleasant, Mich. 12 p.m.Wednesday, Jan. 22 Kent State* Kent, Ohio 7 p.m.Saturday, Jan. 25 Western Michigan* Kalamazoo, Mich. TBAThursday, Jan. 30 Eastern Michigan* Mount Pleasant, Mich. 7 p.m.Sunday, Feb. 2 Ohio* Mount Pleasant, Mich. 2 p.m.Thursday, Feb. 6 Ball State* Muncie, Ind. 7 p.m.Sunday, Feb. 9 Buffalo* Mount Pleasant, Mich. 2 p.m.Saturday, Feb. 15 Miami* Mount Pleasant, Mich. 2 p.m.Wednesday, Feb. 19 Bowling Green* Bowling Green, Ohio 7 p.m.Saturday, Feb. 22 Northern Illinois* DeKalb, Ill. 8 p.m.Thursday, Feb. 27 Ball State* Mount Pleasant, Mich. 7 p.m.Sunday, March 2 Toledo* Toledo, Ohio 2 p.m.Wednesday, March 5 Western Michigan* Mount Pleasant, Mich. 7 p.m.Saturday, March 8 Eastern Michigan* Ypsilanti, Mich. 2 p.m.Monday, March 10 MAC Tournament First Round Campus Sites TBAMarch 12-15 MAC Tournament Cleveland, Ohio TBA

Home games in bold • *Mid-American Conference game@ - Paradise JamDates and times (ET) subject to change

2013-14 central michigan wbb media guide

Documents

mac recordfinish

preseason allmac

mac tournament titles

mac tournament mvp

mac allfreshman team

mac west player

allmac honorable mention

mac regular season titles