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PRESIDENT’S LETTERWhether you’re a parent, an athlete, a member of the media or a spirited specta-

tor, I am pleased to welcome you to our Yellow Jacket community and look for-ward to cheering on the Jackets with you!

As a member of the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC), Waynesburg Univer-sity offers 18 NCAA Division III varsity sports for our hundreds of student-athletes. While the reasons for participation in these sports are many, all of our athletic programs are aimed at helping our student-athletes grow spiritually, intellectually and athletically during their collegiate experience.

Last spring, with 58 Waynesburg University student-athletes named to the PAC Academic Honor Roll, Waynesburg University had the highest number of honorees for all PAC members for the fourth consecutive semester. This impressive achieve-ment illustrates the caliber of student-athletes at Waynesburg.

Our goal is to provide our student-athletes with the best possible education and experiences that will prepare them to lead lives of purpose. We actively recruit stu-dent-athletes with high academic standards who will pursue excellence in the class-room and community while competing at the highest level in their chosen sport.

On behalf of Waynesburg University students, faculty and staff, I would like to thank you for your interest in our athletic programs. I hope that you enjoy another great year of athletic competition at Waynesburg University!

Douglas G. LeePresident

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TABLE OF CONTENTSPlayer Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-10

Newcomers Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11-12

Team Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Record Book. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14-17

Coach Sam Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-21

Waynesburg University . . . . . . . . . . . 21-22

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PLAYER BIOS

#23 LAUREN BLAIRJunior | Guard | 5-5Granville, Ohio | Newark CatholicBusiness

2013-14: Started all 27 of the Yellow Jackets’ games at point guard ... Led Waynes-burg and ranked third in the PAC in assists per game (3.9 apg) ... Averaged 9.0 points per game, while also leading her team and ranking ninth in the conference in steals (1.8 spg) ... Named to PAC Spring Academic Honor Roll ... 2012-13: Played in all 27 games, making one start against then-nationally ranked Mount Union ... Averaged 4.8 points and 2.0 rebounds per game ... Ranked fourth on the team in assists with 43 ... Tallied a season-high 11 points on four different occasions ... Dished out an individual season game-high eight assists against Thiel on Jan. 9 ... High School: Basketball (4 letters), named first-team all-league during both her junior and senior seasons, named first-team all-district and earned honorable mention All-Ohio honors ... Volleyball ... Personal Notes: Born Jan. 25, 1994 ... Daughter of Ken and Annette Blair ... Majoring in Business.

#3 MAURA BOBBYJunior | Guard| 5-8 Poland, Ohio | Poland SeminaryMiddle Education

2013-14: Started four of the 23 games in which she appeared for the Jackets ... Averaged 5.0 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.0 assists per contest ... Honored as a member of the PAC Spring Academic Honor Roll ... 2012-13: Played in 25 of the team’s 27 games, starting against nationally-ranked Mount Union in non-confer-ence play ... Averaged 1.8 points and 1.3 rebounds per conets ... Tallied six points in the team’s opener against John Carroll in just 12 minutes ... Registered a person-al-high eight points against Mt. Aloysius in just 10 minutes of play ... High School: Basketball (3 letters), earned all-conference accolades in her junior and senior seasons, earned honorable mention All-Ohio honors as a senior ... Softball ... Soccer ... Cross Country ... Personal Notes: Born on June, 14, 1994 ... Daughter of Dave and Kate Bobby ... Brother Bobby is an offensive lineman on the Yellow Jacket Football team ... Majoring in Middle Education.

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PLAYER BIOS

#15 KORTLYNN CARR Sophomore| Guard | 5-7

Painesville, Ohio | RiversideExercise Science

2013-14: Appeared in nine games as a reserve ... Averaged 3.1 minutes per con-test ... Member of PAC Spring Academic Honor Roll ... High School: Basketball (4 letters), honorable mention all-conference ... Track & field ... Academic Honor Roll ... Personal Notes: Born July 22, 1994 ... Daughter of Shawn and Valerie Carr ... Majoring in Exercise Science.

#25 HEATHER DAVISJunior | Forward | 5-10

Ford City, Pa. | Ford City Athletic Training

2013-14: Started four of the 23 games in which she appeared for the Jackets ... Led all reserves with a 7.9 ppg scoring average ... Finished third amongst all play-ers with a 4.6 rebounds per contest average ... Dished out 1.2 assists per game ... 2012-13: Made seven starts while appearing in all 27 contests ... Averaged 3.9 points and 2.3 rebounds per contest ... Tallied a season-high 10 points in a game on two different occassions ... Pulled down a season-high six rebounds at Grove City on Jan. 23 ... Led the team in three-point percentage by making 20-of-47 (.426) from behind the arc ... High School: Basketball (4 letters) ... First-team all-section as a senior ... Team player of the year ... MVP of the Cager Classic All Star game ... Volleyball (4 letters) ... Track (3 letters) ... Golf (3 letters) ... Personal Notes: Born March 17, 1994 ... Daughter of Timothy and Teresa Davis ... Majoring in Athletic Training.

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PLAYER BIOS

#13 HALEY DELANEY Sophomore| Guard/Forward | 6-1Mainville, Ohio | KingsNursing

2013-14: Appeared in 22 games as a reserve for the Yellow Jackets ... Averaged 3.4 points and 2.2 rebounds per contest ... Recorded 12 steals and 12 blocks on defense ... High School: Basketball (3 Letters), team MVP, first-team all-conference ... Cross country ... Lacrosse ... Female Athlete Of The Year, graduated with honors ... Personal Notes: Born August 7, 1994 ... Daughter of Terry and Cindy Delaney ... Majoring in Nursing.

#24 KATIE GEHLMANNSophomore | Guard | 5-7Johnstown, Pa.| RichlandExercise Science

2013-14: Was the only Waynesburg reserve to appear in all 27 games off the bench ... Averaged 6.3 points 2.3 rebounds and 1.6 assists per contest ... High School: Basketball (4 Letters), 1,000-point scorer, two-time all-conference, Female Athlete Of The Year ... Track and Field ... Personal Notes: Born December 1,1994 ... Daughter of William and Cindy Gehlmann ... Majoring in Exercise Science.

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PLAYER BIOS

#12 HAYDEN GIULIANISenior | Guard | 5-7

Morgantown, W.Va. | Trinity Christian SchoolAthletic Training

2013-14: Named second-team All-PAC ... Enjoyed a breakout season as Waynes-burg’s top scorer and the number-one three-point shooter in the PAC ... Averaged 10.9 points per game and shot 44.6 percent from three-point range ... Dished out 29 assists and swiped away 18 steals ... Connected on 87.5 percent of her free throw attempts ... Started 23 of the 27 games in which she appeared ... Member of PAC Spring Academic Honor Roll ... 2012-13: Started 11 of the 27 games in which she appeared ... Averaged 6.3 points and 2.1 rebounds per contest ...Finished in double figures in six contests, including dropping a career-high 17 points in a home overtime victory over Thiel ... Ranked second in three-point field goals made (33) ... Boasted the third best three-point percentage (.317) on the squad... Member of PAC Academic Honor Roll ... 2011-12: Appeared in all 28 games ... Primary guard used off the bench in her freshman season ... Provided another shooting threat ... Second-best three-point shooting percentage (35.7) on the team ... Shot 41 per-cent from the field overall ... Connected on 71 percent of her free throw attempts ... Averaged a freshman-high 4.7 points per game ... Posted a team-high 16 points in a 78-28 conference victory at Geneva ... Finished in double figures in points four times ... Member of 2012 Spring PAC Academic Honor Roll ... High School: Basketball (4 letters), Two-time first-team All-West Virginia, conference co-player of the year ... Softball ... Personal Notes: Born Feb. 14, 1993 ... Daughter of Chris and Leighann Giuliani ... Majoring in Athletic Training.

#33 KATIE HOOVERSophomore | Forward | 6-0

Hillsville, Pa.| MohawkPsychology

2013-14: Appeared in 12 games off the bench ... Averaged 1.7 rebounds over 2.8 minutes played per game ... Member of PAC Spring Academic Honor Roll ... High School: Basketball (4 Letters) ... Heart and Hustle Award ... Track and Field ... Per-sonal Notes: Born March 25, 1995 ... Daughter of Douglas and Valerie Hoover ... Majoring in Psychology.

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PLAYER BIOS

#10 REBECCA KERRSenior | Guard | 5-9New Castle, Pa. | LaurelCriminal Justice

2013-14: Started 23 of the 26 games in which she appeared during a breakout season with the Jackets ... Averaged 6.0 points and 2.2 rebounds over 17.0 min-utes played per game ... Finished second on the team with 34 steals ... 2012-13: Saw action off the bench in 20 contests ... 2.2 points and 1.6 rebounds per contest ... Converted 41.3 percent of her field goal attempts ... Registered six points in four different games in 2012-13 ... Pulled down a season-high five rebounds in a home loss to W&J ... Dished out nine assists and and swiped away eight steals ... 2011-12: Appeared in 13 games ... Averaged 7.5 minutes per game ... Scored 18 points as a freshman ... Racked up nine assists ... Posted a season-high nine points in a victory at Geneva ... High School: Basketball (letterman), Three-time Female Athlete of the Year nominee, two-time second-team all-conference, MVP of Union Tournament during junior year ... Volleyball ... Track & Field ... High honor roll ... Personal Notes: Born Dec. 21, 1992 ... Daughter of Danny and Diane Reiber ... Majoring in Criminal Justice.

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PLAYER BIOS

#31 RACHEL LOVELYSenior | Forward | 5-10Windber, Pa. | Windber

Pre-Med/Biology2013-14: Started 11 of the 27 games in which she appeared ... Averaged 3.4 points and 3.4 rebounds over 17.3 minutes played per contest ... Shot 84.6 percent from the free throw line ... Member of PAC Spring Academic Honor Roll ... 2012-13: Appeared in 25 games, starting the PAC opener at Bethany ... Averaged 2.6 points and 2.5 rebounds per game ... Poured in a season-high eight points in a win over Chatham on Feb. 16 ... Pulled down a season-best eight rebounds against Mount Aloysius on Nov. 20 ... Put together a team-best .448 field goal percentage (26-of-58) ... Ranked third on the team in blocked shots (11) ... Swiped away seven steals ... Member of PAC Academic Honor Roll ... 2011-12: Appeared in 25 games ... Saw increased time off the bench as the season went on ... Scored a career-high 10 points in a home win against Geneva on Jan. 28, 2012 ... Connected on 46 percent of field goal attempts ... Pulled down a season-high six rebounds against Penn State Behrend in the ECAC South Tournament ... Member of Spring 2012 PAC Academic Honor Roll ... High School: Basketball, WAABA all-tournament team, member of district, section, conference and county champions ... Golf ... Softball ... Track & Field ... Presidential Award, Biology Scholarship ... Personal Notes: Born Apr. 30, 1993 ... Daughter of Weldon and Dawn Lovely ... Majoring in Pre-Med/Biology.

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NEWCOMER BIOS

#20 JOANNE BARLAMASFreshman | Guard | 5-4Conway, Pa. | Freedom

High School: Basketball (4 letters), All-WPIAL, two-time tournament MVP ... Cheer-leading ... Soccer ... Track & field ... High honor roll every nine weeks ... Personal Notes: Born May 9, 1996 ... Daughter of John and Leanna Barlamas.

#2 SAM CHADWICKFreshman | Guard | 5-8Washington, Pa. | McGuffey

High School: Basketball (4 letters), two-time all-section ... Track & field ... Personal Notes: Born June 14, 1996 ... Daughter of John and Kim Chadwick.

#22 MACKENNA DRAZICHFreshman | Guard/Forward | 5-8Avella, Pa. | Avella

High School: Basketball (3 letters), all-section, high scorer of Washington/Greene County All Star game, selected for Roundball Classic 2014, selected for Hoops for a Cure All Stars 2014, California all-tournament Team 2014 ... Volleyball ... Softball ... Honor Roll ... Personal Notes: Born June 23, 1996 ... Daughter of Mike and Peggy Drazich.

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NEWCOMER BIOS

#14 RACHEL ENGFreshman | Guard | 5-9Elon, N.C. | Homeschooled

Personal Notes: Daughter of Edward and Donna Eng.

#30 ADDY KNETZERFreshman | Forward | 5-11Houston, Pa. | Chartiers-Houston

High School: Basketball (letter winner) ... Track & field ... Soccer ... Volleyball ... Post-Gazette Athlete of the Week ... Honor Roll ... Personal Notes: Born July 29, 1996 ... Daughter of Jennifer Martincic and Jeff Knetzer.

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RECORD BOOK

TEAM QUICK FACTSWaynesburg University Women’s Basketball Coaching Staff

Name Position Alma Mater Yr at WUSam Jones Head Coach Mt. Union 7thKevin Pusateri Assistant Coach Waynesburg 3rdPatience Figgins Graduate Assistant Fort Valley State 2ndGeneral InformationLocation: Waynesburg, Pa.Founded: 1849Enrollment: 1,530Nickname: Yellow JacketsColors: Orange & BlackMascot: StingArena: Marisa FieldhouseCapacity: 1,350 Year Renamed: 1999All-time Record at MF: 61-54 ^Conference: Presidents’ Athletic ^ - since the 2002-03 season

Media InformationSports Information Director: Bobby FoxSID Office Phone: (724) 852-3334SID Fax: (724) 852-4122E-mail Address: rfox@waynesburg.eduWaynesburg Website: www.waynesburgsports.comSID Mailing Address: 51 West College St. Waynesburg, Pa. 15370

Department of AthleticsDirector of Athletics: Larry MarshallAssoc. Director of Athletics: Pat Bristor Athletics Secretary: Barb TuggleCompliance Officer: Mark ChristnerFaculty Representative: Richard Krause

Athletics Phone Numbers (724 area code)Athletics Department: 852-3230Director of Athletics: 852-3477Women’s Basketball Office: 852-3292

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RECORD BOOKBY WINSCoach Seasons W-L PCT.Sam Jones 6 87-77 .530 Rob Phillips 6 84-62 .575Terry Acker 9 71-155 .314 Julie Jones 3 37-38 .493 Andrea Williams 2 12-35 .255

CHRONOLOGICALYEARS COACH Seasons W-L PCT.1988-94 Rob Phillips 6 84-62 .5751994-97 Julie Jones 3 37-38 .4931997-99 Andrea Williams 2 12-35 .2551999-2007 Terry Acker 9 71-155 .3142008-Present Sam Jones 6 87-77 .530

SCORING LEADERS SINCE 1997YEAR PLAYER GMS PTS AVG1997 Mandy Beisel 25 254 10.21998 Mandy Beisel 25 266 10.61999 Christina Nicol 22 274 12.52000 Cara Penner 23 181 7.92001 Kyana Bradley 23 201 8.72002 Kyana Bradley 18 200 11.1 2003 Candice Eyerman 27 387 14.3 2004 Candice Eyerman 23 279 12.12005 Candice Eyerman 24 299 12.52006 Katie Lewandowski 27 428 15.92007 Katie Lewandowski 24 311 13.02008 Elisha Jones 26 213 10.12009 Elisha Jones 26 380 14.62010 Elisha Jones 26 310 12.9 2011 Elisha Jones 30 469 15.62012 Jessi Drayer 28 403 14.42013 Brittany Spencer 27 307 11.4 2014 Hayden Giuliani 27 293 10.9

REBOUNDING LEADERS SINCE 1997YEAR PLAYER GMS REB AVG1997 Natalie Provost 24 177 7.41998 Cara Penner 22 158 7.21999 Natalie Provost 23 209 9.12000 Kyana Bradley 23 141 6.12001 Kyana Bradley 23 182 7.92002 Kyana Bradley 18 134 7.4 2003 Kyana Bradley 24 200 8.3 2004 Michelle Collins 23 155 6.72005 Lila St. Denis 24 142 5.92006 Denise Kennedy 27 161 6.02007 Michaelene Jones 25 202 8.12008 Michaelene Jones 26 175 7.3 2009 Johnna Deco 25 173 6.92010 Brittany Spencer 26 188 7.2 2011 Elisha Jones 30 221 7.4 2012 Brittany Spencer 28 209 7.52013 Brittany Spencer 27 164 6.1 2014 Elaine Hasek 27 218 8.1

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RECORD BOOKASSISTS LEADERS SINCE 1997YEAR PLAYER GMS AST AVG1997 Janine Gmitter 25 77 3.11998 Kristine Fox 25 76 3.01999 Trisha Pollock 18 78 4.32000 Trisha Pollock 20 90 4.52001 Trisha Pollock 21 62 3.02002 Trisha Pollock 23 74 3.2 2003 Rachel Dillon 27 127 4.7 2004 Rachel Dillon 23 108 4.72005 Rachel Dillon 24 94 3.92006 Rachel Dillon 27 106 3.92007 Katie Lewandowski 24 79 3.32008 Kristen Lucci 26 49 1.82009 Hannah Hunter 26 84 3.22010 Hannah Hunter 25 93 3.72011 Hannah Hunter 30 132 4.4 2012 Hannah Hunter 28 148 5.3 2013 Jessi Drayer 27 58 2.1 2014 Lauren Blair 27 104 3.9

STEALS LEADERS SINCE 1997YEAR PLAYER GMS STL AVG1997 Janine Gmitter 25 35 1.41998 Kristine Fox 25 51 2.01999 Marisa Jenkins 22 48 2.22000 Kyana Bradley 23 87 3.82001 Kyana Bradley 23 63 2.72002 Kyana Bradley 18 51 2.82003 Kyana Bradley 24 74 3.1 2004 Rachel Dillon 23 29 1.32005 Candice Eyerman 24 26 1.12006 Rachel Dillon 27 36 1.32007 Michaelene Jones 25 41 1.62008 Michaelene Jones 26 61 2.4 2009 Hannah Hunter 26 58 2.2 2010 Johnna Deco 26 42 1.6 2011 Hannah Hunter 30 65 2.2 2012 Hannah Hunter 28 81 2.9 2013 Jessi Drayer 27 50 1.9 2014 Lauren Blair 27 49 1.8

BLOCKS LEADERS SINCE 1997YEAR PLAYER GMS BLK AVG

1997 Nikki Yanief 25 22 0.91998 Devon Shockley 25 39 1.61999 Christina Nicol 22 80 3.62000 Kyana Bradley 23 28 1.22001 Kyana Bradley 23 44 1.92002 Kyana Bradley 18 29 1.62003 Kyana Bradley 24 24 1.0 2004 Rachel Dillon 23 4 0.2 Michelle Collins 23 4 0.22005 Lila St. Denis 24 18 0.82006 Denise Kennedy 27 35 1.32007 Denise Kennedy 24 20 0.82008 Elisha Jones 26 18 0.72009 Elisha Jones 26 49 1.92010 Elisha Jones 24 35 1.42011 Elisha Jones 30 48 1.6 2012 Paige Pearce 28 42 1.5 2013 Paige Pearce 27 20 0.7 2014 Elaine Hasek 27 18 0.7

3-PT FG LEADERS SINCE 1997YEAR PLAYER NO.

1997 Kristen Fox 15 1998 Kristen Fox 21 1999 Kristen Fox 26 2000 Trisha Pollock 18 2001 Trisha Pollock 23 2002 Candice Newman 412003 Candice Eyerman 104 2004 Candice Eyerman 77 2005 Candice Eyerman 81 2006 Candice Eyerman 892007 Katie Lewandowski 49 2008 Marquis Demniak 362009 Callie White 32 2010 Morgan Hoone 40 2011 Hannah Hunter 35 2012 Jessi Drayer 452013 Jessi Drayer 34 2014 Hayden Guiliani 62

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RECORD BOOKIndividual RecordsPointsGame: 38 by Mandy Beisel vs. Chatham, 1996-97Season: 490 by Renee Harris, 1988-89Career: 1,756 by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1988-92Field Goals MadeGame: 16 by Mandy Beisel vs. Chatham, 1996-97Season: 189 by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1990-91Career: 703 by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1988-92Field Goals AttemptedGame: 32 by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1989-90Season: 445 by Elisha Jones, 2010-11Career: 1,463 by Renee Harris, 1988-92Field Goal PercentageGame: 1.000 by Cicely Hurt vs. West Virginia Wesleyan, 1993-94Season: .551 by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1991-92Career: .468 by Laura Baker-Kerr, 1991-95Three-Point Field Goals MadeGame: 9 by Candice Eyerman vs. Lehman, 2002-03 by Candice Eyerman vs. Frostburg State, 2002-03Season: 104 by Candice Eyerman, 2002-03Career: 351 by Candice Eyerman, 2002-06Three-Point Field Goals AttemptedGame: 18 by Candice Eyerman vs. Mt. Aloysius, 2003-04Season: 235 by Candice Eyerman, 2002-03Career: 866 by Candice Eyerman, 2002-06Three-Point Field Goals PercentageGame: .857 by Becky Chisler vs. Wash. & Jeff., 1993-94Season: .446 by Hayden Giuliani, 2013-14Career: .405 by Candice Eyerman, 2002-06Free Throws MadeGame: 14 by Katie Lewandowski vs. Bethany, 2006-07Season: 116 by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1990-91Career: 350 by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1988-92Free Throws AttemptedGame: 20 by Bobbie Jo Graham vs. Daemen, 1989-90Season: 190 by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1990-91Career: 613 by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1988-92Free Throw PercentageGame: 1.000 by Katie Lewandowski (14-14) vs. Bethany, 2006-07Season: .854 by Chris Shaw, 1993-94Career: .792 by Chris Shaw, 1990-94ReboundsGame: 31 by Christina Nicol vs. Carlow, 1998-99Season: 252 by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1989-90Career: 965 by Bobbie Jo Graham, 1988-92AssistsGame: 13 by Kim Kidner vs. Carnegie Mellon, 1994-95 by Rachel Dillon vs. Lehman, 2002-03Season: 148 by Hannah Hunter, 2011-12

Career: 457 by Hannah Hunter, 2008-2012

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RECORD BOOKStealsGame: 9 by Lori Lawthorne vs. Marietta, 1993-94 by Laura Baker-Kerr vs. Wooster, 1991-92Season: 87 by Kyana Bradley, 1999-2000Career: 275 by Kyana Bradley, 1999-2003Blocked ShotsGame: 8 by Lisa Darkey vs. Kenyon, 1990-91 by Christina Nicol vs. PSU-Altoona, 1998-99Season: 80 by Christina Nicol, 1998-99Career: 150 by Elisha Jones, 2008-11

Team RecordsPointsGame: 101 vs. Muskingum, 1993-94Season: 1,993 in 2013-14 (27 games)Field Goals MadeGame: 45 vs. Ohio Dominican, 1992-93Season: 775 in 1993-94 (23 games)Field Goals AttemptedGame: 96 vs. La Roche, 1993-94Season: 1,962 in 2010-11 (30 games)Field Goal PercentageGame: .618 vs. Chatham, (42-68, Feb. 22, 2014)Season: .454 in 1991-92 (26 games)Free Throws MadeGame: 34 vs. Thiel, 1991-92Season: 418 in 2013-14 (27 games)Free Throws AttemptsGame: 47 vs. Thiel, 1992-93Season: 598 in 2013-14 (27 games)Free Throw PercentageGame: 1.000 vs. Grove City, 1994-95Season: .714 in 2010-11 (30 games)ReboundsGame: 67 vs. Bethany, 1991-92Season: 1,230 in 2013-14 (27 games)AssistsGame: 35 vs. Columbia Union, 1991-92Season: 471 in 1991-92 (26 games)Blocked ShotsGame: 13 vs. Bethany, 1992-93Season: 115 in 2010-11 (30 games)StealsGame: 26 vs. Lebanon Valley, 1990-91 vs. Ohio-Belmont, 1991-92Season: 425 in 1992-93 (26 games)

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RECORD BY YEAR2002-03 - Coach Terry Acker11/22 at Allegheny L, 54-7911/23 vs. Thiel W, 50-4311/25 at La Roche W, 63-4912/3 Chatham W, 72-40 12/4 PSU-Altoona W, 88-83 12/6 vs. Newport News Apprentice L, 52-7012/7 vs. Lehman W, 97-7412/14 at Pitt-Greensburg L, 57-691/3 at Villa Julie W, 60-281/4 vs. Clarkson L, 50-621/6 Pitt-Greensburg L, 45-501/7 Frostburg State W, 70-571/11 Mt. Aloysius L, 56-711/18 Wash. & Jeff. L, 35-641/19 vs. Chestnut Hill W, 64-431/20 at Chatham W, 63-541/22 at Bethany L, 66-731/25 at Westminster W, 55-401/29 Grove City L, 52-532/1 Thiel W, 59-362/8 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 50-642/12 Bethany W, 47-462/15 Westminster L, 57-662/19 at Grove City L, 50-652/22 at Thiel W, 57-482/25 Thiel# W, 52-442/28 vs. Grove City# L, 69-77

14-13# PAC Tournament

2003-04 – Coach Terry Acker11/21 at PSU-Behrend L, 47-51 11/22 vs. Adrian L, 44-6611/25 La Roche W, 53-4912/3 at La Roche W, 81-68 12/5 at PSU-Altoona W, 64-59 12/6 at Mt. Aloysius W, 73-68 12/13 Pitt-Greensburg L, 60-73 1/2 at Frostburg State W, 81-801/3 vs. New Jersey City W, 66-461/10 Mt. Aloysius L, 44-51 1/17 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 48-68 1/21 Bethany L, 58-671/24 Westminster L, 46-581/25 vs. Chestnut Hill W, 72-531/28 at Grove City L, 69-76 1/31 at Thiel L, 50-53 2/7 Wash. & Jeff. L, 75-782/9 Chatham W, 86-352/11 at Bethany L, 63-89 2/14 at Westminster L, 44-68 2/18 Grove City L, 50-5 2/21 Thiel W, 64-54 2/24 at Grove City# L, 43-61 11-16

# PAC Tournament

2004-2005 - Coach Terry Acker

11/19 vs. Marietta L, 47-5111/20 vs. Alfred L, 51-6011/23 Mt. Aloysius W, 74-5211/30 at Pitt-Greensburg L, 48-65 12/1 La Roche W, 49-4612/3 at Salisbury L, 63-7812/4 vs. Christopher Newport W, 77-5612/7 PSU-Altoona W, 58-4912/9 at Mt. Aloysius W, 89-471/5 at Juniata W, 65-611/6 at Chatham W, 74-261/11 at Carnegie Mellon W, 62-541/15 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 43-551/19 Grove City L, 51-61 1/22 at Thiel L, 48-711/26 at Bethany L, 73-781/29 Westminster L, 51-642/1 Point Park W, 67-542/5 Wash. & Jeff. L, 63-752/9 at Grove City L, 63-742/12 Thiel L, 65-782/16 Bethany W, 62-572/19 at Westminster L, 48-672/22 at Westminster# L, 43-54

10-14 # PAC Tournament

2005-2006 - Coach Terry Acker

11/18 at Allegheny W, 63-62 11/19 vs. John Carroll L, 65-78

11/22 Pitt-Greensburg W, 78-6811/29 Carnegie Mellon L, 59-6412/2 vs. Guilford W, 66-6112/3 at Salisbury L, 64-85 12/6 Juniata L, 55-70 12/9 at Mt. Aloysius W, 74-48 12/10 at PSU-Altoona W, 71-42 12/17 at La Roche W, 55-54 1/4 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 57-741/5 Chatham W, 73-40 1/7 vs. Meredith W, 67-551/8 at Villa Julie L, 43-48 1/11 at Bethany L, 71-82 1/14 at Grove City L, 48-57 1/16 Thiel L, 56-60 1/18 Thomas More W, 66-62 1/25 Westminster W, 62-59 1/28 Wash. & Jeff. L, 53-54 2/1 at Thiel L, 72-77 2/4 Bethany W, 74-70 2/8 at Thomas More L, 44-72 2/11 Grove City W, 78-61 2/18 at Westminster W, 65-62 2/21 at Bethany# W, 89-83 2/24 vs. Thomas More# L, 41-67

14-13# PAC Tournament

2006-2007 - Coach Terry Acker

11/18 at PSU-Behrend L, 43-67 11/19 vs. Marietta W, 67-55 11/21 at Pitt-Greensburg W, 54-4911/25 vs. SUNY-Oneonta L, 37-5611/26 vs. D’Youville L, 75-7911/28 at Carnegie Mellon L, 52-66 12/4 PSU-Altoona W, 61-59 12/9 at Grove City L, 44-57 12/16 Mt. Aloysius W, 69-51 12/20 Geneva L, 51-68 1/3 at Chatham W, 41-321/6 Thiel W, 61-58 1/10 at Wash. & Jeff. L, 50-641/13 Westminster L, 60-68 1/17 Bethany W, 74-69 1/20 at Saint Vincent L, 48-70 1/24 at Thomas More L, 44-73 1/27 Grove City W, 57-49 1/31 Wash. & Jeff. L, 47-70 2/3 at Thiel L, 67-76 2/7 at Bethany L, 65-83 2/10 at Westminster L, 43-60 2/15 Thomas More L, 53-65 2/17 Saint Vincent W, 75-58 2/20 at Bethany# L, 61-65

9-16# PAC Tournament

2007-2008 - Coach Terry Acker

11/16 Manhattanville (N) W 71-6711/17 Frostburg State (N) L 41-6111/20 Pitt-Greensburg L 65-11211/28 Carnegie Mellon L 50-6012/1 at Thiel L 57-6912/5 Bethany L 47-6512/8 at Saint Vincent L 43-6012/15 at Penn State-Altoona L 60-6512/16 at Mount Aloysius L 61-711/2 La Roche L 42-531/5 Thomas More L 34-901/9 at Westminster L 35-591/12 Geneva L 47-601/16 Grove City L 52-621/19 at Wash. & Jeff. L 51-671/23 Chatham L 27-461/26 Thiel L 50-551/30 at Bethany L 50-772/2 Saint Vincent L 55-612/6 at Thomas More L 23-592/9 Westminster L 26-492/13 at Geneva L 41-602/16 at Grove City L 43-562/20 Wash. & Jeff. L 38-542/23 at Chatham L 55-672/26 at Thomas More # L 33-61

1-25# PAC Tournament

2008-2009 - Coach Sam Jones11/21 Allegheny (N) L 49-5011/22 Fredonia State (N) L 46-48

11/24 at La Roche L 47-5912/3 at Thiel W 66-6412/6 at Bethany W 57-5212/13 Saint Vincent L 67-7012/19 Mount Aloysius W 79-5312/29 at Alfred W 71-5512/30 at Nazareth (N.Y.) L 48-581/3 at Thomas More L 45-701/7 Westminster L 53-581/10 at Geneva L 60-751/14 at Grove City L 51-611/17 Washington & Jefferson L 56-661/19 PUS-Greater Allegheny W 80-561/21 at Chatham W 46-361/24 Thiel L 56-571/28 Bethany L 56-691/31 at Saint Vincent L 41-552/4 Thomas More L 52-732/7 at Westminster W 57-522/11 Geneva W 65-582/14 Grove City L 41-622/18 at Washington & Jefferson L 37-512/21 Chatham L 42-712/24 at Bethany# L 63-68 (OT)

8-18# PAC Tournament

2009-2010 - Coach Sam Jones11/20 Adrian (Mich.) (N) L 59-7111/21 Oterrbein (N) L 53-6511/30 at PSU Greater Allegh. W 71-3812/2 at Chatham L 43-4712/5 Bethany W 60-5812/12 Grove City L 56-7612/15 at Kenyon L 53-7012/19 La Roche W 79-6712/29 Nazareth (N.Y.) L 58-6212/30 Alfred (N.Y.) W 69-471/5 Westminster L 53-671/7 at Thiel W 62-541/9 Thomas More L 52-621/13 Saint Vincent L 52-621/16 Washington & Jefferson L 49-651/20 at Geneva L 56-751/23 Chatham W 65-621/27 at Bethany L 62-661/30 at Grove City L 52-662/3 at Westminster W 58-552/8 Thiel W 52-422/11 at Thomas More L 56-742/13 at Saint Vincent L 61-832/17 at Washington & Jefferson L 52-732/20 Geneva W 75-522/23 at Westminster# L 51-55

9-17# PAC Tournament

2010-2011 - Coach Sam Jones

11/16 PSU Fayette W 69-4811/19 Alfred (N) W 52-4811/20 Allegheny (N) W 71-6811/23 at Ohio University Eastern W

77-6512/1 Chatham W 66-64 (OT)12/4 at Bethany W 60-4912/11 at Grove City L 63-6512/16 at Hiram W 73-6812/18 Kenyon L 52-6412/21 at La Roche W 59-511/4 at Westminster W 78-751/6 Thiel W 77-691/8 Thomas More L 44-591/12 at Saint Vincent L 64-741/15 at Washington & Jefferson W

78-651/19 Geneva W 64-541/22 at Chatham W 61-431/26 Bethany L 59-631/29 Grove City W 58-442/2 Westminster W 63-532/5 at Thiel W 72-502/9 at Thomas More L 65-93 2/12 Saint Vincent L 57-642/16 Washington & Jefferson W

77-562/19 at Geneva L 58-602/22 Washington & Jefferson# W 52-422/25 Saint Vincent# (N) L 53-703/2 Moravian* W 68-623/5 PSU Behrend* W 73-59

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RECORD BY YEAR3/6 Catholic* W 67-63

21-9# PAC Tournament

* ECAC South Tournament

2011-2012 - Coach Sam Jones

11/16 at Franciscan W 75-3711/22 Hood W 69-4511/25 Manchester (N) L 58-6211/26 Allegheny (N) L 74-8411/30 Thiel W 61-49 12/3 Westminster W 60-5612/6 at Geneva W 78-2812/10 Chatham W 81-5412/17 at Penn State-Fayette W 85-6412/19 Hiram W 58-5412/30 Wooster W 81-481/4 at Saint Vincent W 59-531/7 at Bethany W 92-761/11 at Thomas More L 58-741/14 Grove City W 79-511/18 at Washington & Jefferson W

47-431/21 at Thiel L 62-641/25 at Westminster L 66-681/28 Geneva W 78-422/1 at Chatham W 71-522/4 Saint Vincent W 74-662/8 Bethany W 74-56 2/11 Thomas More L 68-752/15 at Grove City W 65-532/18 Washington & Jefferson W

59-572/21 Thiel# W 80-682/24 Saint Vincent# (N) L 54-562/29 Penn State Behrend* L 59-63

20-8# PAC Tournament

* ECAC South Tournament

2012-2013 - Coach Sam Jones

11/16 John Carroll (N) L 66-7111/17 PSU-Altoona (N) W

91-4411/20 Mount Aloysius W 65-6411/24 Mount Union L 56-7211/28 at Bethany W 62-5812/1 Thomas More L 68-7712/5 Grove City L 46-5912/8 at Geneva W 59-4112/15 at Wooster L 51-5512/17 La Roche L 77-8112/29 at Hood L 64-711/2 Wash. & Jeff. W 71-571/5 Westminster W 57-511/9 Thiel W 72-70 1/12 at Chatham W 83-491/16 at Saint Vincent L 54-721/19 Bethany W 76-541/23 at Grove City W 70-681/26 at Thomas More L 58-871/30 Wash. & Jeff. L 51-562/2 Geneva W 74-452/6 at Thiel W 84-752/9 at Westminster W 70-61 2/13 at Saint Vincent L 58-712/16 Chatham W 77-402/19 Westminster# W 61-53 2/22 at Thomas More# L 57-75

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2013-2014 - Coach Sam

Jones11/15 Bridgewater(N) L

64-7711/16 UPG-Bradford(N) L 66-10411/22 at Mount Union L 66-9111/23 Denison (N) L 69-9112/4 Bethany W 71-5412/7 at Thomas More L

65-10412/17 at Mount Aloysius W 78-

6512/19 at La Roche W 77-7512/21 Baldwin Wallace L 51-

551/3 at Grove City L 85-73

1/4 Geneva W 64-421/8 Wash. & Jeff. W 77-671/11 at Westminster L 71-781/15 at Thiel W 72-63 1/18 Chatham W 92-541/22 at Saint Vincent L 82-981/25 at Bethany W 62-401/29 Grove City W 72-582/1 Thomas More L 63-952/5 at Wash. & Jeff. L 63-732/8 at Geneva W 63-572/12 Thiel W 80-692/15 Westminster L 76-77 2/19 Saint Vincent W 79-772/22 at Chatham W 94-452/19 at Westminster# W

81-64 2/22 at Thomas More# L 88-

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Sam Jones is back for his sev-enth season as the head of the Wa y n e s b u r g women’s bas-ketball team af-ter leading his Yellow Jackets to three-straight winnings sea-

sons, including back-to-back 20-win campaigns (2010-11 and 2011-12). Af-ter five years on the bench, Jones boasts a 72-65 overall record, which ranks him second on the school’s rankings in terms of overall wins and winning percentage (.526).

Three years ago, Jones led his Jackets to a 20-8 overall record that includ-ed a 14-4 mark in Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) play and a slew of memorable moments. The Jackets se-cured not one, but two signature wins over 2011 NCAA qualifier Saint Vincent during the regular season.The first of those two victories came during a sea-son-best nine-game winning streak. For the second-straight year, Waynesburg scored an opening-round victory in the postseason conference tournament and then came two points shy of advancing to the PAC title game.

For his efforts, Jones earned his first PAC Coach of the Year award and was joined three of his top players on the all-conference teams. Senior point

guard Hannah Hunter led the way with a first-team nod, while junior guards Jes-si Drayer and Brittany Spencer earned second-team and honorable mention nods, respectively. Hunter finished her senior campaign as Waynesburg’s lead-er in assists (5.3 apg) and steals (2.9 spg), while also finishing second on the team in scoring (13.5 ppg). She also set the school record for career assists this past winter and surpassed the 1,000-ca-reer point mark.

During the 2010-11 campaign, the Jack-ets exploded for a 21-9 overall record, the program’s best since 1994-95, won its first PAC playoff game since the 2005-06 when they took down Washington & Jefferson, and capped the year by win-ning the school’s first ECAC South title as the top seed and host team.

The 2010-11 Jacket women also made a big mark in the school record book by breaking five team records and three individual marks. As a squad, Waynes-burg set new program highs in field goals attempted in a season (1,962), free throws made in a season (405), free throw percentage in a season (71.4 percent), rebounds in a season (1,324) and team blocks in a season (115).

The Yellow Jackets also set three new individual records, two of which were achieved by four-time All-PAC forward Elisha Jones. Jones set the school career blocks record with 150 and attempted 445 field goals this season, which is the top mark for one year of play. Junior

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point guard Hannah Hunter also wrote her name into the record books with 132 assists, the most for a Waynesburg player in a single season.

Over his first three years at the helm, Jones has increased his team’s overall and Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) wins total and guided sevearl players to All-PAC honors.

During the 2008-09 season, his first as the leader of the Waynesburg wom-en’s basketball team, Jones brought some national attention to the Yellow Jackets as he guided them to one of the biggest one-year turnarounds in all of Division III.

After taking over the team in late April of 2008, Jones led the young team to an 8-18 season, a seven-win improve-ment from their 1-25 effort in 2007. That increase tied for the 12th-largest in the D-III ranks last season.

Jones also coached then-sophomore Elisha Jones and then-freshman Callie White to All-PAC laurels. Jones was also named a PAC Women’s Player of the Week and White was named to the D3Hoops.com Team of the Week back on Jan. 21.

Jones came to the Yellow Jackets from Mount Union where he spent a total of four years as an assistant coach with both the men’s and women’s pro-grams. While he only spent one year as the head assistant with the women’s program in 2006-2007, Jones was part

of a Purple Raiders’ team that upset a pair of nationally-ranked opponents.

Before his work with the women’s team, Jones spent three years (2003-2006) with the Mt. Union men. During that span, Jones helped develop five All-Ohio Athletic Conference selections and a pair of 1,000-point scorers.

Jones started his basketball coaching career in 1995 at Grenville Christian College, a high-school level institution located in Brockville, Ontario, approx-imately 70 miles south of Ottawa. He served the next five years as head junior varsity boys’ basketball coach before accepting the varsity coaching job in 2000. One year earlier, Jones also assumed the head coaching job of the varsity girls’ basketball team at the school.

In addition to his basketball duties at Grenville Christian, Jones coached men’s volleyball and track & field while serving as an assistant athletic director and physical education teacher.

Jones recently earned his Masters of Business Administration degree from Waynesburg after graduating from the University of Mount Union with a Bach-elor of Arts degree in physical educa-tion and minors in education and ex-ercise science. He currently resides just south of Washington, Pa. with his wife Ruth-Ann and children Hannah, Lucas, Rebekah and Nathan.

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Founded in 1849 by the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Waynesburg University is located on a traditional campus in the hills of southwestern Pennsylvania, with three adult centers located in the Pittsburgh region. The University is a member of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) and is one of only 23 Bonner Scholar schools in the country, offer-ing local, regional and international opportunities to touch the lives of others through service.

Offering undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs, Waynesburg University designs its curriculum to meet the needs of today’s students. Undergraduates can choose among more than 70 programs of study, includ-ing the traditional liberal arts such as English, history, biology, and more, and innovative fields such as athletic training, biblical ministries, computer forensics, criminal justice, forensic sci-ence, marine biology, nursing, sports information, sports management, and many others.

The University’s Graduate and Professional Studies Program, located at three convenient centers in the imme-diate Pittsburgh region, offers accel-erated, evening programs geared for adult students in the fields of business, nursing, education, and counseling psy-

chology.

The University’s total enrollment is approxi-mately 2,500 students, including over 1,500

undergraduates on the Waynesburg campus and over 800 graduate and professional studies students. Waynesburg students enjoy personal-ized attention from highly qualified faculty, a well-rounded liberal arts cur-riculum, state-of the-art facilities, a net-worked campus with wireless Internet in academic and recreational settings, and Internet access in all residence hall rooms.

The beautiful campus includes an award-winning campus center, per-forming arts center, and several new, apartment-style residence halls. New additions to campus include a recently constructed Center for Research and Economic Development, modern addi-tions to the dining hall and library, and a new fitness center that is accessible to students, faculty and alumni. The latest edition to the campus landscape is the magnificent Roberts Chapel. Completed in 2011, the chapel seats around 600 individuals and has become the cen-terpiece of the Waynesburg University landscape.

A Waynesburg University education not only connects the theoretical and the practical, it also connects the world of ideas with a commitment to serving others. Every student engages in ser-

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vice through personal experiences and specific courses under the guidance of faculty mentors. High school students who are actively involved in communi-ty service can qualify for the Bonner Scholars program, which provides scholarship assistance for those who commit to weekly volunteer service.

The University’s commitment to service learning and service leadership includes national and international mis-sion and service trips. Participating in these experiences broadens students’ perspectives and education.

To learn more, visit the University website: www.waynesburg.edu

Or call toll-free:

1-800-225-7393

Waynesburg University51 West College StreetWaynesburg, PA 15370

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11/15/14 Muskingum 1:30 p.m.11/18/14 at Marietta College 7 p.m.11/21/14 at Calvin 1:30 p.m.11/22/14 at Alma 1 p.m.11/25/14 at Frostburg State 7 P.M. 12/3/14 THOMAS MORE* 7:30 P.M. 12/6/14 GROVE CITY* 3:30 P.M. 12/15/14 UPG 7 p.m.12/20/14 Franciscan TBA12/29/14 at Wittenburg 7 P.M.1/3/15 at Wash. & Jeff.* 3 p.m. 1/7/15 at Saint Vincent* 7:30 p.m.1/10/15 BETHANY* 8 P.M.1/12/15 Westminster* TBA1/14/15 THIEL* 7:30 P.M.1/21/15 at Geneva* 7:30 p.m.1/24/15 at Thomas More* 3 p.m.1/28/15 WESTMINSTER* 7:30 P.M.1/31/15 at Grove City* 3 p.m.2/4/15 SAINT VINCENT* 7:30 P.M.2/7/15 WASH. & JEFF.* 3:30 P.M.2/11/15 at Thiel* 7:30 p.m.2/14/15 at Bethany* 4 P.m.2/18/15 GENEVA* 7:30 P.M.

* - Presidents’ Athletic Conference Game

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