College of Charleston. Women s Basketball

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1 Women s Basketball Game 1 College of Charleston (1-0) at Clemson (0-1) November 13, 2006 Littlejohn Coliseum (9,850) Clemson, S.C. Internet Radio Play-by-Play Will Herring Game... College of Charleston at Clemson Date... November 13, 2006 Arena...Littlejohn Coliseum Series Record...Clemson leads 7-6 Current Streak...Clemson is 6-0 Last Meeting... Clemson 88, CofC 53 (12/2/95) CofC Head Coach... Nancy Wilson Record/Seasons/Pct /25th/.633 at College of Charleston /12th/.660 Wilson vs. Clemson Clemson Head Coach... Cristy Mckinney Record/Seasons/Pct /14th/.582 at Clemson /2nd/.276 Mckinney vs. College of Charleston CofC All-Time Record (.569) NCAA Division I Record (since ) (.362) SoCon Record (.278) SoCon Tournament Record (.333) John Kresse Arena Record (.621) NC Coliseum Record (.600) Conference/Nickname... Southern (9th Season)/Cougars C o u g a r S c h e d u l e DATE TIME OPPONENT Result Nov p.m. South Carolina State W Nov Clemson Nov p.m. Coastal Carolina Nov Long Island University Tournament Brooklyn, N.Y. Nov p.m. vs. South Alabama Nov. 25 TBA Consolation/Championship Nov Charleston Southern (N. Chas. Coliseum) Dec. 2 2 UNC Wilmington Dec Georgia Southern * Dec p.m. Lander Dec p.m. Georgia Tech Dec p.m. Appalachian State * Jan. 1 2 p.m. Davidson * Jan. 3 7 p.m. John Hopskins Jan. 6 3 Wofford * (CSS) Jan. 8 7 Furman * Jan p.m. Elon * Jan. 15 4:30 p.m. UNC Greensboro * Jan p.m. Chattanooga * Jan. 22 Western Carolina Jan p.m. Savannah State * Jan Appalachian State * Jan Davidson Feb. 3 2 p.m. Wofford * Feb. 5 4:30 p.m. Furman * Feb Elon * Feb UNC Greensboro * Feb Chattanooga * Feb p.m. Western Carolina * Feb p.m. Georgia Southern * Feb. 27-Mar. 3 Southern Conference Tournament Associate Dir./Media Relations... Simon Whitaker Office # Fax # Cell # whitakers@cofc.edu Website... Internet Radio... Press Row The Cougars open the road season with a trip to Clemson to take on the Tigers Monday, Nov. 13th at 7:00 p.m. Clemson leads the series 7-6, with the Tigers having taken the last six contests, the last time an win Dec. 12, Clemson is coming off a season-opening loss to Arkansas nov. 10th... the Cougars just defeated the S.C. State Bulldogs, 63-46, this past Friday. Should the Cougars win at Littlejohn it would be the first win over the Tigers since a decision during the season. It would also mark the first time CofC has opened the season 2-0 since going 4-0 in the first four games of the season. Charleston has yet to pick up a win against an ACC opponent since moving up to NCAA Division I in The Cougars are 0-10 during the stretch. While Coach Wilson is 6-3 over Clemson while at CofC, she is 9-11 over the Tigers as Coach of the South Carolina Gamecocks from her overall mark is in her career. Nany Wilson is in her 12th season as head coach of the Cougars but only her fourth since the season... During her first eight seasons the SCAIAW Coach of the Year took the team to five consecutive 20+ winning seasons, which included three AIAW National Championship appearances. All games will be broadcast this year at SoCon.TV... Home games will feature audio as well as video, while road games will feature just audio broadcasts... To access the video and/or audio of the games users go to and under the SoCon.TV logo on the right click subscribe... After subscribing to SoCon.TV users can access the schedule of events by clicking the link Live Events listed in the menu on the left. Will Herring, in his first season with the Cougar women s basketball, will handle all internet radio play-by-play duties. The junior from Lexington, S.C., is a Communications major and is a 2004 graduate of Irmo High School. The Cougars are 11-0 when holding opponents to under 30% FG percentage since the season... Charleston held S.C. State to 26.8% this past Friday. Clemson (6-5/0-2) W... A W...H W...H L... A W... A W...N W...H L... A L... A 12/2/ L... A 12/1/ L...A 1/5/ L...H 12/2/ L... A College of Charleston Probable Starters.. ppg rpg apg G Jade Hughes G Christina Williams F Jill Furstenburg F Erica Smith F Melissa Chambers Clemson Probable Starters.. ppg rpg apg G Christy Brown G Tasha Taylor C Adrianne Bradshaw F D lesha Lloyd F Lele hardy

2 Women s Basketball 2 College of Charleston vs. South Carolina State University Nov. 10, p.m. Charleston, S.C. (John Kresse Arena) Nancy Wilson, who has 457 career victories in 24 seasons, was named head women s basketball coach at the College of Charleston on March 27th, Wilson, 55, returned to the College of Charleston and became the sixth head coach in women s basketball history after having served as its head coach from The Lake City, S.C. native spent the previous four years as a professor in the school s Physical Education department. Head Coach Nancy Wilson earned her 450th career win during the season with the win over Wofford. The Cougars finished the season with a close loss to Furman in the SoCon Tournament first round. Charleston ended the season strong defensively, ranked fifth in the league in scoring defense and second in field goal percentage defense. The Cougars also led the SoCon in defensive rebounds. Freshman Jade Hughes made an immediate impact for the team, finishing ninth in the league in scoring and 10th in assists. She was also third in the SoCon in free throw percentage and led the team as well. In the Cougars sported a overall record and a league mark in season. The women s basketball team earned the most wins in a season since 1992 and the most conference wins ever in the 30- point win over Elon in the opening round of the Southern Conference tournament was the largest margin of victory for the Cougars over a league opponent in school history. That win also gave the College of Charleston its fourth straight tournament first round win. The Cougars closed out the regular season winning five of their last seven contests. The team also finished the season second in the conference in scoring defense and first in three-point field goal percentage defense. They also finished second blocked shots and steals. In her first year back at the helm for the Cougars, Wilson s team compiled a 7-22 record, advancing to the Southern Conference tournament quarterfinals for the third straight year, showing signs of a return to form at the close of the season. Wilson became the Cougars head coach in 1976 and led the women s basketball program to national prominence with seven 20-plus win seasons and three AIAW Division II national championship runners-up from She was also named South Carolina s Coach-of-the-Year on three occasions, while sharing National Coach-of-the- Year honors in Head Coach Nancy Wilson Wilson still ranks as the winningest women s basketball coach at the College of Charleston with a.717 ( ) percentage. While coaching basketball, Wilson also served as head volleyball coach and sported a (.689) mark over 10 seasons, taking her team to nationals on four occasions, finishing as high as 10th. After eight years at the College of Charleston, Wilson became the University of South Carolina s fifth head coach beginning with the season. Over a 10-year period, the Lady Gamecocks won five Metro Conference regular-season titles and three Metro Tournament Championships. Wilson s squad made five trips to the NCAA tournament and recorded 20-plus wins four of those years. In 1988, Wilson took her team to the NCAA Tournament second round and in 1990 took the Gamecocks to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16. In 1984, her first year with the Gamecocks, Wilson was named Metro Conference Coach-of-the-Year. Wilson left USC with a record and as the winningest coach in the history of the program. Her.608 winning percentage also ranks in the top three at the school. After leaving South Carolina Wilson spent two years as Associate Head Coach for the Seattle Reign of the American Basketball Association. In 22 years of coaching, Wilson has compiled a record, which ranks in the top 55 in the NCAA Winningest Coaches of All-Time and the Top 40 in Most The Wilson File Born......Oct. 18, 1951 in Lake City, SC High School......Lake City High School, 1969 College......Bachelor s degree in Physical Education from Coker College, Master s degree in Physical Education from The Citadel, 1982 Playing Career......Coker College basketball, Coaching Career College of Charleston, Assistant Coach, , Garrett High School, College of Charleston, Head Coach, , South Carolina, Head Coach, Honors......Kelloggs Small College Coach-of-the-Year, SCAIAW Coach-of-the-Year, SC Sportswriters Co-Coach-of-the-Year, Metro Conference Coach-of-the-Year, , Activities WBCA Kodak All-America Selection Committee Member, Athletes-in-Action, North Squad Head Coach, USA Select Team Assistant Coach, World University Games Assistant Coach, USA Women s Junior Team Head Coach, 1992

3 Women s Basketball 3 Wins. Due to Wilson s success at USC, in 1992 she was named the head coach of the USA Women s Junior National Team in the Pan-American Basketball Confederation Junior World Championship Qualifying Tournament. Her squad won the silver medal and qualified for the 1993 Women s Junior World Championship, which was held in Seoul, South Korea. The north squad at the 1985 National Sports Festival in Baton Rouge, La., was also coached by Wilson. She also led the Athletes in Action to a 13-1 record on a tour of Japan, the Philippines and Taiwan. After graduating from Lake City High (S.C.), Wilson earned her bachelor s degree in physical education from Coker College in She then obtained her master s degree in Physical Education from The Citadel in S h e b e g a n h e r coaching career as an assistant to the College of Charleston while teaching elementary physical education at Mt. Pleasant Academy. Wilson coached Record at the College of Charleston AIAW National Championship Runner-up AIAW National Championship Runner-up AIAW National Championship Runner-up NAIA District 6 Regionals NAIA District 6 State Playoffs th year Record at South Carolina Metro Champ, NCAA Tournament 1st Round Metro Champ, NCAA Tournament 2nd Round Metro Champ, NCAA Tournament 1st Round Metro Champ, NCAA Tournament Sweet Metro Champ, NCAA Tournament 1st Round years th year basketball and volleyball at Charleston s Garrett High School for one year ( ) while also coaching volleyball at the College of Charleston. Alabama Alabama-Huntsville Anderson Appalachian State Baptist/Chas. Southern Benedict Berry Cal Poly-Pamona Campbell Campbellsville Carson-Newman Chattanooga Claflin Clemson Coastal Carolina Coker Columbia Converse C.W. Post Davidson Davis & Elkins Dayton East Carolina East Tenn. State Elon Erskine Wilson vs. Opponents at CofC Florida International Florida State Francis Marion Furman Georgia Tech Georgetown Georgia Southern High Point Lander Lenoir Rhyne Limestone Livingston-Alabama Longwood Mars Hill Mississippi State Morgan State Morehead State Newberry Norfolk State North Carolina UNC-Charlotte UNC-Greensboro N.C. State UNC Wilmington North Dakota State North Greenville Pembroke Pittsburgh Presbyterian Radford Rollins Savannah State South Carolina USC-Aiken USC-Spartanburg S.C. State Southwest Missouri Spartanburg Methodist St. Peters Stetson Talladega Tenn Tenn. Tech Tuskegee Union Virginia Western Carolina West Georgia William Penn Wingate Winthrop Wofford Wilson in action

4 Women s Basketball at a Glance Category Leading with 15:00 left in 2nd half Losing with 15:00 left in 2nd half Tied with 15:00 left in 2nd half Leading with 10:00 left in 2nd half Losing with 10:00 left in 2nd half Tied with 10:00 left in 2nd half Leading with 5:00 left in 2nd half Losing with 5:00 left in 2nd half Tied with 5:00 left in 2nd half Leading with 2:00 left in 2nd half Losing with 2:00 left in 2nd half Tied with 2:00 left in 2nd half Decided by 10 or more points Decided by 6-9 points Decided by 2-5 or more points Decided by 1 point Longest Winning Streak...5 g...2 g...4 g... 2 g Longest Losing Streak...4 g...8 g...4 g... 5 g Current Streak... 1 l...1 l...1 l...4 l...1w Scoring... CofC...Opp. Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring MARGINS OF VICTORY Team CofC Opponents Team CofC Opponents Average victory margin points (17.0 points) Average defeat margin...0 points (0.0 points) At home On the road Neutral November December January February March Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Overtime Leading at Half Trailing at Half Tied at Half Shoot 50% or more Shoot less than 50% Outshoot the Opp Same # of Shots Outshot by Opp Opp. shoot 50% or more Opp. shoot less than 50% Opp. shoot 40% or less Opp. shoot 30% or less Outrebound Opp Attempt 10 or more FT Attempt less than 10 FT Make 10 or more FT Make less than 10 FT More turnover than Opp Fewer turnovers than Opp Same number of turnovers vs. winning teams vs. losing teams vs. 500 teams White Uniforms Maroon Uniforms

5 Women s Basketball Overall Season Statistics CofC Women's Basketball College of Charleston Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 10, 2006) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (1-0) (1-0) (0-0) (0-0) CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (1-0) (1-0) (0-0) (0-0) ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg KOTCELLA, Brooke WILLIAMS, ERICA HUGHES, Jade WILLIAMS, Nikki FURSTENBURG, Jill MOYE, Sarah WILLIAMS, Christina SCOTT, Ashley CHAMBERS, Melissa JONES, Deidra SMITH, Erika TEAM Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS COFC OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND SCORING /10/06 S.C. STATE W Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game WINNING STREAK Home win streak ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total College of Charleston Opponents

6 Women s Basketball 6 Last Game Official Basketball Box Score -- GAME TOTALS -- FINAL STATISTICS S.C. State vs College of Charleston 11/10/06 7:00pm at Johnson Center VISITORS: S.C. State 0-1 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 12 DUBLIN,Ashley... f JONES,Rasheeda... f MOORE,Janelle... c BAITY,Brittany... g GILLESPIE,Brittany.. g GERALD,Jessica HIPPS,Sophilia JOHNSON,Kristin AUTMAN,Anna TEAM Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 26.8% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 23.5% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 52.2% HOME TEAM: College of Charleston 1-0 TOT-FG 3-PT REBOUNDS ## Player Name FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA OF DE TOT PF TP A TO BLK S MIN 32 CHAMBERS, Melissa... f SMITH, Erika... f HUGHES, Jade... g FURSTENBURG, Jill... g WILLIAMS, Christina. g KOTCELLA, Brooke WILLIAMS, ERICA WILLIAMS, Nikki MOYE, Sarah SCOTT, Ashley JONES, Deidra TEAM Totals TOTAL FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 46.3% DEADB 3-Pt. FG% 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 12.5% REBS F Throw % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: 70.6% Officials: Kim Thebo, Derrick Taylor, David Pitock Technical fouls: S.C. State-None. College of Charleston-None. Attendance: 836 Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total S.C. State College of Charleston

7 Numerical Roster No Name Pos Hgt Cl Hometown/Previous School 2 Brooke Kotcella F 5-11 Fr. Anderson, S.C./Wren 3 Erica Williams G 5-11 Fr. Blackville, S.C./Blackville-Hilda 4 Jade Hughes G 5-6 So. Spartanburg, S.C./Dorman 10 Nikki Williams F 6-1 So. North, SC/North 11 Ashley Jenkins F 6-0 So. Columbia, SCRidgeview 12 Jill Furstenburg G/F 5-10 Jr. Whitehouse, NJ/Providence (Hunterdon Central) 20 Sarah Moye F 6-0 So. Alpharetta, GA/Wesleyan 21 Christina Williams G 5-7 Sr. Bishopville, SC/Lee Central 22 Ashley Scott G 5-10 Fr. Goose Creek, S.C./Northwoods 32 Melissa Chambers F 6-2 Sr. Mathews, NC/Weddington 41 Deidra Jones C 6-0 Fr. Irmo, S.C./Dutch Fork 42 Erika Smith F 5-11 Jr. Mannsville, NY/South Jefferson Central No Name Pos Hgt Cl Hometown/Previous School 32 Melissa Chambers F 6-2 Sr. Mathews, NC/Weddington 12 Jill Furstenburg G/F 5-10 Jr. Whitehouse, NJ/Providence (Hunterdon Central) 4 Jade Hughes G 5-6 So. Spartanburg, S.C./Dorman 11 Ashley Jenkins F 6-0 So. Columbia, SCRidgeview 41 Deidra Jones C 6-0 Fr. Irmo, S.C./Dutch Fork 2 Brooke Kotcella F 5-11 Fr. Anderson, S.C./Wren 20 Sarah Moye F 6-0 So. Alpharetta, GA/Wesleyan 22 Ashley Scott G 5-10 Fr. Goose Creek, S.C./Northwoods 42 Erika Smith F 5-11 Jr. Mannsville, NY/South Jefferson Central 21 Christina Williams G 5-7 Sr. Bishopville, SC/Lee Central 3 Erica Williams G 5-11 Fr. Blackville, S.C./Blackville-Hilda 10 Nikki Williams F 6-1 So. North, SC/North HEAD COACH - Nancy Wilson ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH - Temple Elmore ASSISTANT COACH - Val Linley Pronunciation Guide College of Charleston Women s Basketball 7 Alphabetical Roster Jill Furstenburg...Fur-stin-burg Jade Hughes... Jaid Hughes Deidra Jones... Dee-Dra Jones Brooke Kotcella...Coat-Sella Sarah Moye...Sarah Moy (from L-R) Top Row: Associate Head Coach Temple Elmore, Nikki Williams, Sarah Moye, Deidra Scott, Melissa Chambers, Ashley Jenkins, Erika Smith, Head Coach Nancy Wilson, Assistant Coach Val Linley. Bottom Row: Broooke Kotcella, Erica Williams, Jill Furstenburg, Jade Hughes, Christina Williams, Ashley Scott.

8 Women s Basketball 8 #2 Brooke Kotcella Freshman, 5-11, Forward Anderson, S.C. Wren High School/Personal: Brooke is a four-year starter at Wren High School and has started in every game... Her team has played in the Upper State finals two of the three years she has played here... She was the Region I 4-A Player of the Year and Anderson Points... 3 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) FG... 1 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) FG Att... 3 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) 3-Pt FG... 1 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) 3-Pt FG Att... 2 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Free Throws... 0 Free Throws Att... 0 Rebounds... 1 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Assists... 2 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Blocked Shots... 0 Steals... 1 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Double-Doubles... 0 Independent Player of the Year in 2005 and was an All-State Selection her sophomore and junior years, as well as an All- Conference member for three years... Named to the Seahawk All-Tournament Team... Kotcella was honored in 2005 as a top five player in the state... She averaged over 16 points and eight rebounds per game... scored over 1,000 points in her HS career... The 5-11 forward has also played softball and volleyball at Wren and has earned several honors in those sports as well... Earned four letters in basketball as well as three in volleyball... Parents are Mick and Kathy Kotcella... Is a triplet... Her birthday is Sept. 5, #3 Erica Williams Freshman, 5-11, Guard Blackville, S.C. Blackville-Hilda High School/Personal: HS team was Region Champion in 2005 and Lower State Champion in Named to the All-Region team all four years at Blakville-Hilda... Class A Player of the Year as a senior... All-State selection her junior and senior years... Points... 0 FG... 0 FG Att Pt FG Pt FG Att... 0 Free Throws... 0 Free Throws Att... 0 Rebounds... 1 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Assists... 0 Blocked Shots... 0 Steals... 1 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Double-Doubles... 0 Played in the North/South Carolina All-Star game... Averaged 19.5 points, 11 rebounds and five steals per game... also averaged two blocks and five assists per game... Parents are Percy Coard and Tina Williams... Born Sept. 21, 1988.

9 Women s Basketball : Played and started in 27 games this season... named to the SoCon All-Freshman Team... made a strong collegiate debut with 23 points against Charleston Southern... duplicated that against Chattanooga... had a career-high nine assists against Georgia Southern... career-high and team-high nine free throws against ASU, as well as six rebounds... posted a best five three-pointers against Chattanooga... Top 10 in the SoCon in scoring, assists and three-point FG percentage, as well as 12th in steals... Led the team in three-point FG percentage and her 11.4 ppg was second... Hughes ranks 10th in the CofC career record book in scoring average and third #4 Jade Hughes Sophomore, 5-5, Guard Spartanburg, S.C. Dorman in three-point FG percentage, as well as seventh in free throw percentage, sixth in assists average and fourth in steals average. High School/Personal: Broke her high school scoring record... Led her HS team to five straight 4-A Region Championships ( ) and three straight state championships ( )... MVP in the North Carolina-South Carolina High School All-Star Game, as well as the Byrnes Christmas Classic... Member of the Myrtle Beach Points (2X) vs Chattanooga (02/18/06) FG...8 vs Chattanooga (02/18/06) FG Att at UNC Greensboro (01/16/06) 3-Pt FG...5 vs Chattanooga (02/18/06) 3-Pt FG Att...10 vs Chattanooga (02/18/06) Free Throws... 9 at Appalachian State (12/15/05) Free Throws Att at Appalachian State (12/15/05) Rebounds... 6 at Appalachian State (12/15/05) Assists... 9 vs Georgia Southern (12/03/05) Blocked Shots... 2 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Steals... 5 vs Appalachian State (01/28/06) Double-Doubles... 0 Christmas Classic and the Georgia Christmas Classic All-Tournament team... She was an All-State, All-Region and All-Area team member and was selected as a pre-season top five player in South Carolina... In 2005, she was named the Sports Report 4A Player-of-the-Year... Earned five letters in basketball... Born Nov. 21, Parents are Paul and Penny Hughes... Major is Undecided.

10 Women s Basketball : Played in all 28 games this season... Fourth on the team in rebounds per game... Led the team in offensive rebounds with 1.9 per game... Scored 13 points and pulled down nine rebounds in win over Charleston Southern Nov. 18th... Her career-high came against Stetson, when she posted 15 points, going a career-high six-for-11 from the field... posted first double-double against ETSU with 11 boards and 10 points... 13th in the league in offensive rebounds... Member of the SoCon All-Academic Honor Roll. #10 Nikki Williams Sophomore, 6-1, Forward North, S.C. North High School/ Personal: Played in the North Carolina- S o u t h C a r o - lina High School All-Star game... North High School s all-time leading scorer... Averaged 24 points, 10 rebounds and five assists per game her senior season... Was named to the All-Region team in 2003 and 2004, as well as the All-State team in She was honored with the Jimmy Gill award her final two years Points vs S.C. State (11/10/06) FG... 9 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) FG Att vs S.C. State (11/10/06) 3-Pt FG...1 (2X) at Savannah State (02/15/06) 3-Pt FG Att... 3 at UNC (12/31/05) Free Throws... 5 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Free Throws Att... 8 vs Georgia Southern (12/03/05) Rebounds vs ETSU (12/07/05) Assists...2 (4X) vs Davidson (01/30/06) Blocked Shots...1 (2X) vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Steals...3 (2X) vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Double-Doubles...1 vs ETSU (12/07/05) for having the highest student-athlete GPA... The student-body president was also honored as a Gatorade Player-ofthe-Year in 2003 and Born May 11, Daughter of Kaye Williams... Major is Undecided.

11 Women s Basketball : Played in 13 games this season... Scored a career-high four points against Western Carolina and Savannah State... Was a perfect two-for-two from the free-throw line at Savannah State... Pulled down a career-high eight rebounds against Chattanooga. High School/Personal: All-Region, All-Area team member and played in the Nroth-South All-Star game... In the top 10 for Division I athletes in #11 Ashley Jenkins Sophomore, 6-0, Forward Columbia, S.C. Ridgeview South Carolina for women s basketball... Named high school MVP and first female at Ridgeview to sign to a DI college... Played in the South Carolina East/West All-Star game... Member of the 2004 AAU national championship team and a high school squad that was 4A regional champion in She averaged 17 points and Points...4 (2X) at Western Carolina (02/20/06) FG... 2 at Western Carolina (02/20/06) FG Att...3 at UTC (01/21/06) 3-Pt FG Pt FG Att...1 (2X) at UTC (01/21/06) Free Throws... 2 at Savannah State (02/15/06) Free Throws Att... 2 at Savannah State (02/15/06) Rebounds...8 at UTC (01/21/06) Assists... 2 at Savannah State (02/15/06) Blocked Shots... 0 Steals... 1 at Appalachian State (12/15/05) Double-Doubles... 0 seven rebounds for the Blazers that season.... Born Feb. 11, Parents are Norman and Sonya Jenkins... Major is Undecided.

12 Women s Basketball 12 #12 Jill Furstenburg Junior, 5-10, Guard/Forward Whitehouse, N.J. Providence (Hunterdon Central) At Providence: : Furstenburg played in 20 games and averaged 11.1 points and 2.3 rebounds per game... Second on the team in scoring and first in shooting percentage... Second on the team in steals : One of four Friar team members to play all 27 games... Appeared in the starting line up 26 times... Led the team in minutes played as a freshman (889, 32.9 minutes per game)... Finished fourth on the team in scoring (7.4 ppg)... Also averaged 2.7 rebounds, 1.9 assists and 0.78 steals per game... Finished fourth on the team in field goal percentage (.408, ) and first in three-point field goal percentage (.455, 15-33)... One of three Friars to shoot 80-percent or better from the free-throw line (.808, 21-26)... Led the team in scoring in a single game twice, including a career-high performance of 16 points against Syracuse on January 17, Posted a season-high six rebounds versus top-ranked Connecticut on February 25, Dished out a seasonhigh eight assists in her collegiate debut against Furman on November 22, Registered double-digits in scoring 10 times, including the first three games of her career. High School/Personal: Two-sport athlete at Hunterdon Central Regional High School (N.J.) in basketball and soccer... Earned four varsity letters in each sport and was selected captain of the basketball team as a senior... All-time leading scorer for girls and boys at Hunterdon Central with 1,433 career points... Set single-season girls scoring record with 515 points as a senior... Express Times Player of Points... 4 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) FG... 2 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) FG Att... 5 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) 3-Pt FG Pt FG Att... 0 Free Throws... 0 Free Throws Att... 0 Rebounds... 3 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Assists... 6 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Blocked Shots... 0 Steals... 0 Double-Doubles... 0 the Year (2003), Associated Press Third-Team All-State selection (2003)... Three-time, First- Team All-Conference, All-County, All-Area and All-West Jersey selection (2001, 2002, 2003)... Three-time team Most Valuable Player (2001, 2002, 2003)... Earned Best All-Around Athlete recognition at Hunterdon Central... Led team to the County and Hunterdon/Warren Championship in Born November 4, Daughter of Roger and Nancy Furstenburg... Major is Business Administration.

13 Women s Basketball : Played in 26 games, starting 11 of them... Second on the team in FG percentage (.495) and third in rebounds with five per game... Scoring a 10 points and 10 rebounds en route to her first double-double against Davidson... Had her second career double-double in the other matchup with Davidson... Posted 10 points vs Appalachian State... Her 12 rebounds against Davidson and UNC Greensboro were team seasonhighs... 10th in the CofC career record book for rebounding average... top 20 in the league in rebounding and 14th in offensive rebounding with 1.85 a game... Member of the SoCon All-Academic #20 Sarah Moye Sophomore, 6-0, Forward Alpharetta, Ga. Wesleyan Honor Roll. High School/ Personal: Led her team to two consecutive state championships... Co-Region Player of the Year in high school her senior year... Broke the 1,000 careerpoint mark in high school... Selected for the Georgia North-South All-Star game... Led her team to the state championship in 2002, 2004 and Regional champions in Named to the All-County and All-State teams and was Naismith Honorable Mention... Her U16 Points vs Anderson (01/18/06) FG... 6 vs Anderson (01/18/06) FG Att... 9 at Davidson (01/03/06) 3-Pt FG Pt FG Att... 0 Free Throws... 3 vs Furman (03/02/06) Free Throws Att... 4 (3X) vs Furman (03/02/06) Rebounds...12 (2X) vs Davidson (01/30/06) Assists...4 (2X) at UNCG (01/16/06) Blocked Shots...3 at UTC (01/21/06) Steals... 3 at Davidson (01/03/06) Double-Doubles... 2 vs Davidson (01/30/06) AAU team was Georgia state champion in 2004 and her U15 AAU team was state champion in Moye was a member of a state championship volleyball team in 2005, earning several accolades for that as well... Born July 1, Parents are Paul and Ann Moye... Major is Undecided.

14 Women s Basketball : Started in 15 of the 26 games she played in... Posted a career-high four steals at Morehead State... Pulled down a career-high seven rebounds against ETSU... Shot a career-high 16 points at Appalachian State...her seven field goals in that game was also a personal best... Fourth on the team in steals with 0.9 per game During the summer of 2006, she played for Athletes in Action on a tour of Spain : Played in 22 games this season and averaged 1.0 ppg... Was 8-for-24 from the field... Had a season-high four points against Georgia Southern... #21 Christina Williams Senior, 5-7, Guard Bishopville, S.C. Lee Central Pulled down five rebounds against Elon : P l a y e d i n 2 7 games this season... Had a career-high four free throws against Wofford... Scored a career-high eight points against Chattanooga and put up 11 field goals against SC State... Had four rebounds against the Bulldogs. High School/Personal: In her four years at Lee Central, the team posted an 87-2 record, and won a league championship in 2003, where Points at Appalachian State (12/15/05) FG... 7 at Appalachian State (12/15/05) FG Att...11 (3X) at Coastal Carolina (12/20/05) 3-Pt FG...1 (3X) vs UNC Greensboro (02/13/06) 3-Pt FG Att...4 at Elon (02/07/04) Free Throws... 4 (2X) vs ETSU (12/07/05) Free Throws Att...4 (4X) at Western Carolina (02/20/06) Rebounds...7 vs ETSU (12/07/05) Assists...3 (2X) at Savannah State (02/15/06) Blocked Shots... 1 at Davidson (12/17/04) Steals...4 at Morehead State (11/21/05) Double-Doubles... 0 she was named MVP... Named the 2A Player-of-the Year and to the All-Star and All-Area team... Selected as conference MVP... Graduated with honors... Averaged 18 points and four assists in HS... Born June 22, Daughter of Terrence and Wanda Isaac... Major is Pyschology.

15 Women s Basketball 15 High School/Personal: Scott played on the varsity team at Northwoods since the seventh grade and was a four-time North/South All-Star Selection... She was also named SCISA Player of the Year in 2003 and 2005, as well as being selected to the All-Conference team four times in her career... Third all-time leading scorer in SC Gatorade Player of the Year and #22 Ashley Scott Freshman, 5-10, Guard Goose Creek, S.C. Northwoods Miss Lowcountry... The guard led Northwoods to the A State Championship with a 28-2 record, as well as the conference championship that year and in 2004 and She is a three-time Post and Courier First Team All-Lowcountry selection and two-time High School Sports Report Points... 5 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) FG... 2 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) FG Att... 5 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) 3-Pt FG Pt FG Att... 0 Free Throws... 1 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Free Throws Att... 2 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Rebounds... 0 Assists... 3 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Blocked Shots... 0 Steals... 2 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Double-Doubles... 0 SCISA Player of the Year... Last season Scott averaged 26.5 points per game, as well eight rebounds, seven assists and 5.1 steals... Parents are Henry and Patricia Scott... Born Aug. 5, 1988.

16 Women s Basketball : Played in all games this season, starting in 23 of them... Third on the team in scoring with 8.4 ppg... Led the team in rebounds with 4.8 rpg... posted a SoCon and CofC Division I record 11-for-11 effort against Anderson for a career-high 23 points... Her 50 career blocked shots ranks sixth in the CofC record books, while her 0.6 career blocks per game is 10th... Top 20 in the SoCon in rebounding and 11th in FG percentage... She is also 11th in the league in blocked shots... Member of the SoCon All-Academic Honor Roll and Commisioner s Medal winner for academic excellence : Started in 22 of 29 games that season... Averaged 5.0 ppg for fifth on the team... Pulled down 4.8 rpg for second... Posted first career double-double against Charleston Southern with 11 points and 10 #32 Melissa Chambers Senior, 6-2, Forward Matthews, N.C. Weddington rebounds... Earned TIAA-CREF Academic All-Conference honors... Second on the team in blocks with Scored a career-high 18 points against Wofford this season... Top 20 in the league in rebounding, as well as ninth in blocked shots : Played in 28 games, starting in three fo them... Scored 16 points against UNC Greensboro in the opening game of the SoCon tournament... Went eight-for-nine from the field in that game, a careerhigh... Her eight rebounds against the Mountaineers was also a career-best... Had two steals against UNC Wilmington. Points vs Anderson (01/18/06) FG...11 vs Anderson (01/18/06) FG Att...13 (3X) at Morehead State (11/21/05) 3-Pt FG Pt FG Att... 1 at Western Carolina (01/31/04) Free Throws... 4 (4X) vs Wofford (01/07/06) Free Throws Att... 6 at Appalachian State (01/27/05) Rebounds...11 vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Assists...4 vs South Carolina (01/28/04) Blocked Shots...2 (4X) vs S.C. State (11/10/06) Steals... 3 (4X) vs ETSU (12/07/05) Double-Doubles... 1 at Charleston Southern (11/19/04) High School/Personal: Averaged 12 points and 7.4 rebounds as a junior, shooting 50.0 percent from the floor... That team went 23-5 and advanced to the 3A State quaterfinals... All-Conference member in volleyball and basketball... Player of the Year in 2003 and MVP... Lettered in volleyball and basketball her sophomore, junior and senior years... Born December 26, Daughter of Perry and Beth Chambers... Major is Elementary Education.

17 Women s Basketball 17 High School/Personal: Was named All-Region her last three seasons in HS... Averaged 12 points and 9.8 rebounds per game, as well as 2.1 steals per game... Lower State Champions in 2003 and 2005 and runners-up in 2004 and Dutch Fork advanced to the 4-A championship her junior year, falling to Dorman despite 26 #41 Deidra Jones Freshman, 6-0, Center Irmo, S.C. Dutch Fork points by Jones... HS team was Region Champion all four years... All-State team member in Played on the North/ South Carolina All-Star team... The 6-0 center also played volleyball and track and earned All-State honors in volleyball Points...2 vs South Carolina (01/28/04) FG... 0 FG Att Pt FG Pt FG Att... 0 Free Throws...2 vs South Carolina (01/28/04) Free Throws Att...2 vs South Carolina (01/28/04) Rebounds...5 vs South Carolina (01/28/04) Assists... 0 Blocked Shots... 0 Steals... 0 Double-Doubles... 0 as well... Parents are Glen and Yvonne Jones... Born Aug. 12, 1988.

18 Women s Basketball 18 #42 Erika Smith Freshman, 5-11, Forward Mannsville, N.Y. South Jefferson Central : Played in 22 games this season and started in nine of them after sitting out the beginning of the season due to injury... Led the team in FG percentage, with.518 (58-112), and blocks with 1.5 a game scored a career-high 22 points in the SoCon tournament against Furman, going from the field, also personal bests.... Fourth in the SoCon in blocked shots... Fourth in the CofC career record books for blocked shots with Her 1.5 blocks per game is also third in the record book... Her.518 FG percentage is top 10 in the CofC single-season record book... Her 33 blocks this season also ranks ninth in the CofC single-season record book... This past May, Erica played basketball for Athletes In Action on a tour of Spain... Member of the SoCon All-Academic Honor Roll and Commisioner s Medal winner for academic excellence : Played in 21 games, starting in 15 of them before an injury sidelined her... Sixth on the team in scoring with 5.8 ppg and pulled down 4.0 rpg for third... Third on the team in FG percentage with Had a career-high six blocks and 13 points against UNC Greensboro in her last game of the year. High School/Personal: HS basketball team was Class B State Champion in She was named NY State Class B Player of the Year and NY State Tournament MVP in Named first-team All-Central and thrid team All New-York State in Points vs Furman (03/02/06) FG vs Furman (03/02/06) FG Att vs Furman (03/02/06) 3-Pt FG Pt FG Att... 0 Free Throws...5 vs UNCG (02/07/05) Free Throws Att...6 vs UNCG (02/07/05) Rebounds...10 vs South Carolina (01/28/04) Assists... 3 at Western Carolina (02/20/06) Blocked Shots...6 vs UNCG (02/07/05) Steals...2 vs Wofford (01/07/06) Double-Doubles...1 vs South Carolina (01/28/04) Her team went 23-1 and was Frontier League AA Conference and Playoff Champions... All-North MVP and League All-Star... President of the Student Council her senior year and a member of the FCA... Also played varsity tennis, soccer and ran track... As a track athlete, she was a 2001 NYS Championship Meet Qualifier in the 200m dash and 1600m relay... Was a starting goalkeeper for two years and earned League All-Star awards both seasons.. Born June 29, Major is Historic Preservation and Community Planning.

19 Women s Basketball 19 Radio/TV Roster #2 #3 #4 #10 Brooke Kotcella F, 5-11, Fr. Anderson, S.C. Erica Williams G, 5-11, Fr. Blackville, S.C. Jade Hughes G, 5-6, So. Spartanburg, S.C. Nikki Williams F, 6-1, So. North, S.C. #11 #12 #20 #21 Ashley Jenkins F, 6-0, So. Columbia, S.C. Jill Furstenburg G/F, 5-10, Jr. Whitehouse Station, N.J. Sarah Moye F, 6-0, So. Alpharetta, GA. Christina Williams G, 5-7, Sr. Bishopville, S.C. #22 #32 #41 #42 Ashley Scott G, 5-10, Fr. Goose Creek, S.C. Melissa Chambers F, 6-2, Sr. Mathews, N.C. Deidra Jones C, 6-0, Fr. Irmo, S.C. Erica Smith F, 5-11, Jr. Mannsville, N.Y.

20 Women s Basketball 20 - Individual Career History (Nov 11, 2006) CHAMBERS, Melissa / / / / / / / /6.0 TOTAL / /5.7 FURSTENBURG, Jill / /4.0 TOTAL / /4.0 HUGHES, Jade / / / /10.0 TOTAL / /11.4 JENKINS, Ashley / /0.8 TOTAL / /0.8 JONES, Deidra / /2.0 TOTAL / /2.0

21 Women s Basketball 21 KOTCELLA, Brooke / /3.0 TOTAL 1-0 8/ /3.0 MOYE, Sarah / / / /0.0 TOTAL / /3.9 SCOTT, Ashley / /5.0 TOTAL / /5.0 SMITH, Erika / / / / / /10.0 TOTAL / /6.1 WILLIAMS, Christina / / / / / / / /0.0 TOTAL / /2.0

22 Women s Basketball 22 WILLIAMS, ERICA / /0.0 TOTAL 1-0 1/ /0.0 WILLIAMS, Nikki / / / /23.0 TOTAL / /4.8