Texas A&M International University Women s Basketball Media Brochure

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1 Texas A&M International University Women s Basketball Media Brochure

2 Coaching Staff Daryl Vincent HEAD COACH The season will be Daryl Vincent s third as head coach of the Texas A&M International University women s basketball program. He has directed the Dustdevils to a (12-16 Heartland Conference) overall record. Last season TAMIU finished 8-18 overall with a 4-10 mark in Heartland Conference play. With four starters and 10 letterwinners returning along with a handful of talented newcomers on board, Vincent is confident that the Dustdevils can make a move up in the conference standings in the team s first season as an active NCAA Division II member. The veteran coach has put together a challenging non-conference schedule that should prepare his team to meet that objective. Four players have earned All-Heartland Conference honors under Vincent s tutelage. Jasmine June earned second-team and Nicole Gipson honorable mention honors last season. Vanessa Villarreal was a first-team pick in with Jermina Tomlinson earning secondteam honors. Vincent gained 13 years of experience as an assistant coach, at various levels, before arriving in Laredo in Immediately before taking the job he was an assistant coach at Texas A&M-Kingsville for five years. Vincent spent the last two seasons of his tenure in Kingsville as an assistant for the women s team after serving as an assistant for the Javelina men s program for three years. The women s program made steady improvements with Vincent on staff. The men compiled a record with the coach on board. The Javelina men advanced to the NCAA South-Central Region for the first time in eight years during Vincent s second season on the staff. Four players Vincent recruited to play during his tenure with Kingsville s men s program have gone on to play professional basketball. Will Brown, Jamie Barnett, Vincent Williams and Remi Yusuf have all played or are currently playing overseas. His recruits also include three All-Americans, two Lone Star Conference (LSC) Players of the Year, a LSC Newcomer of the Year, back-to-back LSC Freshman of the Year honorees as well as several all-conference selections. Prior to his tenure at Kingsville, Vincent was the lead assistant for the Mount San Antonio College (Walnut, Calif.) men s program for two seasons. During his tenure at Mt. SAC the Mounties made the playoffs both seasons and five players earned all-conference honors. Vincent was also the head boy s coach at Ambassador Christian High School in California for two seasons. Vincent played at Eastern Arizona Junior College before transferring to Cal Poly Pomona. He has earned a bachelor s in management and human resources from Pomona and master s degrees in Physical Education and Recreation and Business Education from Emporia State University. Vincent and his wife, the former Firely Cepeda, have three children; Mike (21 years old), Daryl Jr. (19) and Daryn (7). Christopher Minner Assistant Coach Christopher Minner enters his first season as the top assistant coach at Texas A&M International University. He takes on that task after gaining experience as a high school and college coach in California. Minner arrives in Laredo after serving as head boys basketball coach at Vacaville Christian High School. He directed the Falcons to a overall record, winning one Sacramento Valley Christian League (SVCL) title and one Central Valley Christian League title. The SVCL title was the school s first league championship in 27 years. For that accomplishment, Minner was named the league s coach of the year honors. Prior to his stint at Vacaville Christian, Minner was head women s basketball coach at Napa Valley Community College for three seasons ( ). He guided the Storm to a overall record, becoming the school s all-time winningest coach in the process. Napa Valley showed steady improvement throughout Minner s tenure, improving from a record on to a mark in He guided the Storm to their first state playoff berth in and their highest ranking in school history in Minner got his start in coaching as head girls basketball coach at Vacaville High School in He compiled a record in that position. He has also gained coaching experience in golf, baseball and cross country along the way. Minner holds a bachelor s in English from Sonoma State University and a master s in health, physical education and recreation from St. Mary s College of California. Randy Gibbons Assistant Coach Randy Gibbons will return for his third season as an assistant coach at Texas A&M International University in a parttime capacity. He has coached basketball and volleyball in Laredo and San Antonio for more than 20 years. Gibbons guided the Antonian High School girls basketball team to a TCIL 3-A state title in He also has previous experience as an assistant volleyball coach at Laredo Community College. Gibbons is scheduled to graduate with a bachelor s in fitness and sports next May.

3 Quick Facts and Directory Quick Facts Location: Laredo, Texas Founded: 1969 Fall 2008 Enrollment:5,971 Nickname: Dustdevils Color: Maroon & Metallic Silver Facility: Kinesiology Convocation Building. Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Heartland President: Dr. Ray Keck Athletics Director: Dr. Debbie Snell Head Coach: Daryl P. Vincent, Sr Alma Mater: Cal Poly Pomona (1992) Record at TAMIU: (two seasons) Career Record: (two seasons) Office Phone: Brochure Layout & Design: Daniel Tijernia Staff Directory Area Code: 956 Fax: Athletics Director Dr. Debbie Snell Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Randal Brown Associate Athletics Director/SID Dan Lathey Athletics Trainer Ernst Feisner Compliance Officer Christine Rebori Staff Accountant Brenda Gonzalez Honors First Team All-Heartland Vanessa Villarreal Second Team All-Heartland Jasmine June Jermina Tomlinson Honorable Mention All-Heartland Nicole Gipson Heartland Conference Newcomer of the Year Vanessa Villarreal RRAC Newcomer of the Year Vanessa Villarreal First Team All-RRAC Vanessa Villarreal, 04-05, Second-Team All-RRAC Nicole Gipson Becky Mata Jermina Tomlinson, 04-05, NAIA Honorable Mention All-American Vanessa Villarreal, NAIA Third-Team All-American Vanessa Villarreal RRAC Coach of the Year Marc García All-Time Letterwinners Benson-Cooper, Krystal Bior, Nyibol, Delgadillo, Jessica DeNure, Mega , 05-06, 06-07, Ducroz, Brittney García, Cathy, García, Lizzy Gutíerrez, Monica, Gipson, Nicole, 05-06, 06-07, González, Tonya Hampton, Beth Herrera, Lizzy, 04-05, 05-06, Hicks, Patrice Hill, Trisha, Hoyle, Chevelle June, Jasmine Killian, LeaAnn Manning, Krystal Mata, Becky , 05-06, Matthews, Anetra, Méndez, Jennifer Miller, Gloria, San Miguel, Priscilla Santos, Marili, 04-05, Sierra, Cindy Tobias, Mary, Tomlinson, Jermina, 04-05, 05-06, Tristan, Christina Villanueva, Valeria, 05-06, Villarreal, Vanessa, 04-05, 05-06, All-Time Series Records Opponent W L Abilene Christian 0 1 Arkansas Tech 0 1 Bacone College 6 0 Cameron 0 1 Concordia (Austin) 0 1 East Central (Okla.) 0 1 Findlay 0 1 Gannon 0 1 Harding 0 1 Hillsdale College 0 1 Houston Baptist 0 9 Huston-Tillotson 4 3 Incarnate Word 1 6 Jarvis Christian 5 1 Langston 1 5 Lincoln University 2 2 Lubbock Christian 0 2 Missouri-Rolla 0 1 Montana State-Billings 1 1 Monterrey Tech 3 2 Newman 1 1 Oklahoma Panhandle State 1 3 Ouachita Baptist 1 0 Paul Quinn College 5 1 St. Edward s 3 3 St. Mary s 2 4 South Dakota State 0 1 Southwestern 2 0 Southwestern Assemblies 6 0 Tarleton State 0 1 Texas A&M-Kingsville 2 3 Texas College 5 2 Tarleton State 0 1 Texas Wesleyan 2 4 UT-Pan American 0 2 UT-Permian Basin 9 2 Universidad Regiomontaña 2 0 Wayland Baptist 1 4 Western New Mexico 1 0 Wiley College 5 1 Totals Year-by-Year Record Conf. (Place) Overall Coach RRAC/12-10 (5th) M. García RRAC/14-8 (5th) M. García RRAC/17-3 (2nd) M. García HC/n/a D. Vincent HC/4-10 (6th) 8-18 D. Vincent

4 Women s Basketball Roster # Name Pos. Cl./Exp. Ht. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Valerie Villanueva G Sr./3L 5 4 Corpus Christi, Texas (Moody HS) 10 Mónica Gutiérrez G/F Jr./2L 5 8 Laredo, Texas (United South HS) 11 Rebecca Davis G Fr./HS 5 8 Boerne, Texas (Boerne HS) 12 Beth Hampton G So./1L 5 10 Kennedale, Texas (Nolan Catholic HS) 13 Patrice Hicks G So./1L 5 5 Houston, Texas (Chávez HS) 15 Krystal Manning G So./1L 5 3 Marrero, La. (Ehret HS) 21 Selina García G Fr./HS 5 6 Laredo, Texas (Nixon HS) 22 Tanya González G So./1L 5 7 Roma, Texas (Roma HS) 23 Christina Tristan F/C So./1L 6 0 Sabinal, Texas (Sabinal HS) 24 Jasmine June F Sr./1L 5 11 New Orleans, La. (Texas A&M-Kingsville) 30 Krystal Benson-Cooper G/F Sr./1L 5 8 Lexington, Texas (Hill College) 32 Mary Tobias G Jr./2L 5 5 Laredo, Texas (Nixon HS) 34 Chevelle Hoyle F Sr./1L 5 11 San Antonio, Texas (Hill College) 40 Tasha Yancey F/C Fr./HS 6 2 San Antonio, Texas (Marshall HS) 44 Latreshe Jones F/C Jr./TR 6 2 Valencia, Calif. (College of the Canyons) Head Coach: Daryl P. Vincent Sr. (Cal Poly, Pomona, 1992) Assistant Coaches: Christopher Minner Randy Gibbons Daryl Vicent Jr.

5 Krystal Benson-Cooper Player Profiles 30 Lexington, Texas (Hill College) Played in all 26 games in her first season as a Dustdevil last season scored in double-figures in five games recorded double-figure rebound totals in three games contributed 18 points and 13 rebounds in win over UT-Permian Basin in season finale ranked second on the squad in steals academic All-Heartland Conference selection earned honorable mention All-Conference at Hill College before transferring to TAMIU lettered in basketball, volleyball, softball and track and field at Lexington High School Defensive Player of the Year in basketball National Honor Society. Personal: Daughter of Willie and Jackie Cooper majoring in fitness and sports with a minor in psychology favorite book is To Kill A Mockingbird favorite athlete is Candice Parker most admired historical figures are Rosa Parks and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Points 18 vs. UT-Permian Basin, 3/1/08 Rebounds 13 vs. UT-Permian Basin, 3/1/08 Assists 3, twice Steals 6 vs. St. Edward s, 2/3/08 Rebecca Davis G/F 5-8 Sr. 11 G 5-8 Fr. Boerne, Texas (Boerne HS) Lettered in basketball, volleyball and track and field at Boerne High School academic All-Conference second-team All-District in basketball as a junior. Personal: Daughter of Robert and Deborah Davis majoring in fitness and sports with a minor in math favorite book is The Count Of Monte Cristo favorite athletes are Michael Jordan and Allen Iverson most admired historical figure is Jesus. Selina García 21 G 5-6 Fr. Laredo, Texas (Nixon HS) Redshirted for the Dustdevils last season lettered in volleyball, basketball, softball and track and field at Nixon High School district MVP in basketball as a senior first-team All-District in volleyball. Personal: Daughter of Liza and Andres García majoring in fitness and sports with a minor in marketing favorite book is Reach For The Summit favorite athlete is Michael Jordan most admired historical figure is Benjamin Franklin. Tanya González 22 G 5-7 So. Roma, Texas (Roma HS) Played in six games last season as a freshman earned Heartland Conference All-Academic honors lettered in basketball, track and field and volleyball at Roma High School first-team All-District 32-4A in basketball and volleyball regional track qualifier in 400 and 800 meter relays. Personal: Daughter of Ruben and Sandra González majoring in bilingual early childhood education favorite book is The Birthmark favorite athlete is Usain Bolt most admired historical figure is Frida Kahlo

6 Player Profiles Player Profiles Mónica Gutiérrez 10 G/F 5-8 Jr. Laredo, Texas (United South HS) Two-year letterwinner has played in 24 career games earned Heartland Conference All-Academic honors as a sophomore lettered in volleyball, basketball and track and field at United South High School earned first-team All-District honors in both sports National Honor Society. Personal: Daughter of Adan and Alicia Gutiérrez majoring in criminal justice with a minor in psychology favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant most admired historical figure is Albert Einstein favorite vacation spot is the Bahamas Total Points 4 vs. UT-Permian Basin, 1/27/07 Beth Hampton 12 G 5-10 So. Kennedale, Texas (Nolan Catholic HS) Played in 25 games last season as a freshman scored season-high 11 points in road win over Texas A&M-Kingsville lettered in basketball and track and field at Nolan Catholic High School finished with over 1,500 career points recorded 100 three-pointers as a senior league offensive Player of the Year as a junior and senior first-team All-State as a junior and senior. Personal: Daughter of John and Deborah Hampton majoring in fitness and sports favorite book is The Bible favorite athlete is Michael Phelps most admired historical figure is Jesus Points 11 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 12/29/07 Rebounds 4 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 12/29/07 Assists 3 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 12/29/07 Steals 3 vs. Tarleton State, 12/17/07 Patrice Hicks 13 G 5-5 So. Houston, Texas (Chávez HS) Played in 12 games last season as a freshman earned Heartland Conference All-Academic honors lettered in basketball and cross country at Chávez High School basketball team MVP as a senior selected as Most Outstanding Female Student as a senior. Personal: Daughter of Julie Hicks majoring in biology favorite book is The Secret Life of Bees favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant most admired historical figure is Barrack Obama Points Points 3, twice

7 Chevelle Hoyle Player Profiles 34 San Antonio, Texas (Hill College) Played in 25 games in her first season as a Dustdevil in led the team with a.500 field goal shooting percentage scored in double-figures in four games with one double-double contributed 15 points and eight rebounds in season finale win over UT-Permian Basin Academic All-Heartland Conference selection earned All-Conference honors two seasons at Hill College before transferring to TAMIU lettered in basketball, volleyball and track and field at East Central High School in San Antonio three-year All-District honoree in basketball. Personal: Daughter of Leon and Beverly Hoyle majoring in communications with a minor in psychology favorite athlete is Wendell Mulkey most admired historical figure is Jesus Points 15 vs. UT-Permian Basin, 3/1/08 Rebounds: 10, twice Latreshe Jones F 5-11 Sr. 44 F/C 6-2 Jr. Valencia, Calif. (College of the Canyons) Tansfers to TAMIU after playing two seasons at College of the Canyons in California averaged 4.2 points and 3.6 rebounds per game as a sophomore for the Cougars also plays for the Dustdevil volleyball team lettered in basketball, volleyball and track and field at Dorsey High School in Los Angeles Most Improved Award in volleyball honor roll as a senior. Personal: Granddaughter of Nechie Pettie majoring in early childhood education with a minor in business favorite book is To Kill A Mockingbird favorite athlete is Lisa Leslie most admired historical figure is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 24 Jasmine June New Orleans, La. (Texas A&M-Kingsville) New Orleans, La. (Texas A&M-Kingsville) Earned second team All-Heartland Conference honors last season led the Dustdevils in scoring and finished second on the squad in rebounding ranked in the top-10 of the final Heartland Conference statistical rankings in scoring, rebounding and assists scored in double-figures in 23 of 26 games played, recording 20 or more points eight times lettered two seasons at Texas A&M-Kingsville before transferring to TAMIU earned 10 combined letters in basketball, volleyball and track and field at St. Mary s Academy in New Orleans first-team All-District, team MVP and District MVP in basketball team member of 4x200 state champion relay team graduated with honors. Personal: Daughter of Nicole June majoring in fitness and sports with a minor in math favorite book is Memoirs Of A Geisha favorite athlete is Dwayne Wade most admired historical figure is her grandmother, Sylvia June Points 30 vs. UT-Permian Basin, 1/10/08 Rebounds: 12 vs. Incarnate Word, 2/9/08 Assists: 6, twice Steals: 5 vs. Western New Mexico, 11/15/07 F 5-11 Sr.

8 Player Profiles Krystal Manning Player Profiles 15 Marrero, La. (Ehret HS) Started all 26 games last season as a freshman ranked second in the final Heartland Conference rankings in assists (4.0 apg) and fourth in steals (2.0 spg) recorded five or more assists in nine games scored in double-figures three times lettered in volleyball and basketball at Ehret High School served as team captain in both sports first-team All-District all four years in basketball four-year All-Defensive honors. Personal: Daughter of Karen and Marlon Manning majoring in communications with a minor in fitness and sports favorite book is Addicted favorite athlete is Michael Jordan most admired historical figure is Jesus. Year GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A FT-A Rbs-Avg. A BK ST Pts-Avg Points 15 vs. Oklahoma Panhandle State, 1/12/08 Rebounds: 8 vs, Houston Baptist, 12/4/07 Assists: 8, three times Steals: 6 vs. Houston Baptist, 12/4/07 G 5-3 So. Mary Tobias 32 Laredo, Texas (Nixon HS) Two-year letterwinner has played in 49 career games ranked third on the squad last season in scoring scored in double-figures in 12 games, recording 20-plus points three times ranked second on the squad in assists played in 23 games as a freshman scored in double-figures in three games, recording a season-high 12 points twice registered a season-high five assists in four games three-year basketball letterwinner at Nixon High School District 29-5A MVP as a senior Laredo amorning Times Player of the Year National Honor Society. Personal: Daughter of Alejandrina and José Tobias majoring in accounting favorite book is Wuthering Heights favorite athlete is Steve Nash most admired historical figure is Jesus Total Points 15 vs. Oklahoma Panhandle State, 1/12/08 Rebounds: 8 vs, Houston Baptist, 12/4/07 Assists: 8, three times Steals: 6 vs. Houston Baptist, 12/4/07 G 5-5 Jr. Christina Tristan 23 Sabinal, Texas (Sabinal HS) Played in 25 games last season as a freshman made four starts grabbed a season-high six rebounds in a win over Texas A&M-Kingsville lettered in basketball, volleyball, golf and track and field at Sabinal High School first-team All-District in volleyball basketball MVP as sophomore and senior regional qualifier in high jump Academic All-District. Personal: Daughter of Guadalupe and Estella Tristan majoring in fitness and sports favorite athlete is LeBron James most admired historical figure is her grandmother aspires to a career as a coach and teacher Points 9 vs. Tarleton State, 12/17/07 Rebounds: 6, three times F/C 6-0 So.

9 Valarie Villanueva Player Profiles Corpus Christi, Texas (Moody HS) Three-year letterwinner has played in 78 career games played in 24 games last season as a junior contributed a season-high 12 points in a win over Newman scored in double-figures three times as a sophomore scored a career-high 13 points twice, against Huston-Tillotson and UT-Permian Basin lettered in volleyball, basketball, cross country, track and field and golf at Moody High School first-team All-District in basketball and volleyball. Personal: Granddaughter of Maria Villanueva majoring in fitness and sports with a minor in special education favorite book is The Notebook favorite athlete is Marion Jones most admired historical figure is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Total , Points 13, twice Rebounds 7, twice Assists 5, three times Steals 6 vs. UT-Permian Basin, 12/18/04 Tasha Yancey 40 1 G 5-4 Sr. F/C 6-2 Fr. San Antonio, Texas (Marshall HS) Member of Dustdevil volleyball team this fall lettered in volleyball, basketball and track and field at John Marshall High School in San Antonio honorable mention All-District in volleyball second-team All-District in basketball. Personal: Daughter of Clark and Saundra Yancey majoring in communications with a minor in sociology favorite book is The Da Vinci Code favorite athlete is Kerri Walsh most admired historical figure is Nelson Mandela. Heartland Conference The Heartland Conference is an NCAA Division II conference, founded in 1999, that currently consists of nine schools, six from Texas, and one each from Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. The schools comprising the Heartland Conference stretch from as far north and east as Jefferson City, Missouri, as far south as Laredo, Texas, and as far west as Goodwell, Oklahoma. The Conference stretches over a distance of 1,050 miles north to south and 610 east to west. The schools that are in the Heartland Conference include founding members St. Edward s University (Austin, Texas), University of the Incarnate Word (San Antonio, Texas), St. Mary s University (San Antonio, Texas), and Lincoln University (Jefferson City, Missouri), and expansion members Dallas Baptist University (Dallas, Texas) in 2002 and again in 2004, Oklahoma Panhandle State University (Goodwell, Oklahoma) in 2002, and Newman University (Wichita, Kansas), Texas A&M International University (Laredo, Texas) and The University of Texas of the Permian Basin (Odessa, Texas) in The universities in the Heartland Conference offer a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs. Some of the academic programs sponsored by member institutions are among the very best in the nation including the business administration program at the University of the Incarnate Word, the nursing program at Lincoln University, the pre-medical program at St. Edwards, the international relations and pre-medical programs at St. Mary s, and the agricultural and elementary education programs at Oklahoma Panhandle State. Among the many accomplishments of these institutions are national championships in baseball, golf, swimming, basketball, softball, and nationally ranked teams in all sports. The strength of the student-athlete concept is well supported by the many NCAA scholar-athletes in each school, the high cumulative GPA of the student-athletes in each school, and the high number of student-athletes who graduate from each institution in the Heartland.

10 All-Time Results Results (14-8 Red River Athletic Conference) Head Coach Marc García Date Opponent Result/Score 11/17 Monterrey Tech L, /23 at UT-Pan American L, /27 vs St. Edward s W, 78-77(OT) 12/4 Langston* L, /6 at Bacone College* W, /11 Huston-Tillotson* W, /13 Houston Baptist* L, /15 Texas Wesleyan* L, /18 UT-Permian Basin* W, /29 Southwestern W, /1 at Wayland Baptist L, /5 UT-Permian Basin* L, /8 Wiley College* W, /10 Jarvis College* W, /15 Texas A&M Kingsville L, /18 at St. Mary s W, /22 Paul Quinn College* W, /23 Incarnate Word L, /24 Southwestern Assemblies* W, /29 Langston* L, /31 Bacone College* W, /5 Huston-Tillotson* L, /7 at Houston Baptist* L, /10 Texas College* W, /12 Wiley College* W, /14 Jarvis Christian* W, /22 Texas College* W, /24 at Texas Wesleyan* L, /26 Paul Quinn College* W, /28 Southwestern Assemblies* W, /3 UT-Permian Basin# L, * Indicates RRAC games. # Indicates RRAC Tournament games. TAMIU Team Doctors Results 2-10 (17-3 Red River Athletic Conference) Head Coach: Marc García Date Opponent Result/Score 11/6 Monterrey Tech W, /15 Wayland Baptist W, /16 Universidad Regiomontana W, /19 at Texas A&M-Kingsville L, /21 Lubbock Christian L, /29 St. Mary s L, /5 Huston-Tillotson* W, /10 Paul Quinn College* W, /12 Southwestern Assemblies* W, /14 UT-Permian Basin* W, /17 Houston Baptist* L, /20 at Incarnate Word W, /4 UT-Permian Basin* W, /7 Langston L, /9 Bacone College* W, /14 at Texas Wesleyan* L, /16 Texas College* W, /21 Wiley College* W, /23 Jarvis College* W, /28 at Houston Baptist* L, /30 Huston-Tillotson* W, /1 at St. Edward s L, /4 Paul Quinn College* W, /6 Southwestern Assemblies* W, /11 Langston L, /13 Bacone College* W, /16 Texas Wesleyan* W, /20 Texas College* W, /25 Wiley College* W, /27 Jarvis Christian* W, /2 vs. Texas College# L, * Indicates RRAC games. # Indicates RRAC Tournament games. Roland Hicks, DC, CCSP, DACBN Hicks Chiropractic P.C. Philip Holzknecht, M.D. Family Orthopedics of South Texas. John V. Puig II, M.D. Laredo Sports Medicine Clinic

11 All-Time Results Results Overall Head Coach: Daryl Vincent Date Opponent Result 11/18 Universidad Regiomontana W, /20 Monterrey Tech W, /21 Monterrey Tech W, /28 at Wayland Baptist L, /30 at Lubbock Christian L, /16 Houston Baptist L, /19 vs. Gannon L, /20 vs. Findlay L, /30 Texas A&M-Kingsville L, /4 at Montana State-Billings* L, /6 at Lincoln* W, /11 St. Edward s* W, /18 St. Mary s* W, /20 Incarnate Word* L, /25 at Panhandle State* L, /27 at UT-Permian Basin* W, /3 at St. Edward s* W, /8 Panhandle State* W, /10 UT-Permian Basin* W, (2 ot) 2/17 at St. Mary s* L, /19 at Incarnate Word* L, /22 Montana State-Billings* W, /14 Lincoln* L, * Indicates Heartland Conference opponents. Results 8-18 overall (4-10 Heartland) Head Coach: Daryl Vincent Date Opponent Result 11/15 Western New Mexico W, /17 Wayland Baptist L, /23 vs. Ouachita Baptist W, /24 at Arkansas Tech L, /27 Texas A&M-Kingsville W, /4 at Houston Baptist L, /5 vs. Harding L, /17 at Tarleton State L, /19 vs. Missouri-Rolla L, /20 vs. Hillsdale College L, /29 at Texas A&M-Kingsville W, /7 at Abilene Christian L, /10 at UT-Permian Basin* W, /12 at Oklahoma Panhandle State* L, /17 Incarnate Word* L, /24 St. Mary s* L, /26 St. Edward s* L, /31 Newman* W, /2 Lincoln* W, /9 at Incarnate Word* L, /14 at Lincoln* L, /16 at Newman* L, /23 at St. Edward s* L, /25 at St. Mary s* L, /28 Oklahoma Panhandle State* L, /1 UT-Permian Basin* W,

12 Individual Game Records: Points 36, Jermina Tomlinson vs. UT-Permian Basin, Jan. 26, 2004 Field Goal Percentage (six made).900 (9 of 10), Nicole Gipson vs. Missouri-Rolla, Dec. 19, Pointers Made 6, several times by Priscilla San Miguel and Jermina Tomlinson Rebounds 18, Nicole Gipson vs. Huston-Tillotson, Jan. 30, 2006 Assists 12, Becky Mata vs. Huston-Tillotson, Dec. 5, 2005 Blocks 9, Nicole Gipson vs. Houston Baptist, Dec. 4, 2007 Steals 11, Jermina Tomlinson vs. Southwestern Assemblies, Dec. 12, 2005 Team Game Records: Points 113 vs. Paul Quinn College, Feb. 4, 2006 Field Goal Percentage.591 (39 0f 66) vs. Jarvis Christian, Jan. 23, Pointers Made 17 vs. Southwestern Assemblies, Feb. 28, 2004 Rebounds 71 vs. Paul Quinn College, Jan. 5, 2004 Assists 30 vs. Houston Baptist, Dec. 17, 2005 Blocks 13 vs. Paul Quinn College, Feb. 4, 2006 Steals 26 vs. Bacone College, Jan. 31, 2005 Games Played 1. Vanessa Villarreal Jermina Tomlinson Nicole Gipson Megan DeNure Lizzy Herrera Becky Mata 88 Points 1. Vanessa Villarreal 2, Jermina Tomlinson 1, Nicole Gipson Lizzy Herrera Gloria Miller Scoring Average (minimum: 25 games played) 1. Vanessa Villarreal 19.4 (118 games) 2. Jermina Tomlinson 15.6 (115 games) 3. Priscilla San Miguel 9.5 (33 games) Field Goals Made 1. Vanessa Villarreal Jermina Tomlinson Nicole Gipson Field Goal Percentage 1. Nicole Gipson.565 ( ) Vanessa Villarreal.443 (859-1,938) 3. Krystal Benson-Cooper.422 (62-147) 4. Jasmine June.407 ( ) 3. Becky Mata.404 ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made 1. Vanessa Villarreal Jermina Tomlinson Priscilla San Miguel 88 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Minimum: 60 made) 1. Priscilla San Miguel.357 (84-235) 2. Jermina Tomlinson.324 ( ) 3. Vanessa Villarreal.313 ( ) Free Throws Made 1. Jermina Tomlinson Vanessa Villarreal Nicole Gipson Gloria Miller Jasmine June Lizzy Herrera 93 Free Throw Percentage (Minimum: 100 made) 1. Vanessa Villarreal.775 ( ) 2. Jermina Tomlinson.732 ( ) 3. Nicole Gipson.639 ( ) Rebounds 1. Vanessa Villarreal Nicole Gipson Jermina Tomlinson Lizzy Herrera Marili Santos Rebounds average (Minimum: 25 games played) 1. Vanessa Villarreal 6.8 (118 games) 2. Jasmine June 6.7 (26 games) 3. Nicole Gipson 6.5 (109 games) Jermina Tomlinson 5.9 (115 games) 5. Krystal Benson-Cooper 5.4 (26 games) 6. Marili Santos 5.2 (77 games) Chevelle Hoyle 4.8 (25 games) 8. Becky Mata 4.2 (88 games) Assists 1. Jermina Tomlinson Becky Mata Megan DeNure Gloria Miller Vanessa Villarreal 176 Assists average (Minimum: 25 games played) 1. Krystal Manning 4.0 (26 games) 2. Becky Mata 3.5 (88 games) 3. Jermina Tomlinson 2.8 (115 games) Gloria Miller 2.8 (65 games) Jasmine June 2.5 (26 games) Steals 1. Jermina Tomlinson Vanessa Villarreal Becky Mata Nicole Gipson Gloria Miller Steals Average (Minimum: 25 games played) 1. Jermina Tomlinson 2.7 (115 games) 2. Krystal Manning 2.0 (26 games) 3. Krystal Benson-Cooper 1.9 (26 games) 4. Becky Mata 1.8 (88 games) Vanessa Villarreal 1.8 (118 games) 6. Gloria Miller 1.7 (65 games) Blocks 1. Nicole Gipson Vanessa Villarreal Jermina Tomlinson Lizzy Herrera Nyibol Bior 43, 03-04, Blocks Average (Minimum: 25 games played) 1. Nicole Gipson 3.0 (109 games) Nyibol Bior 0.7 (63 games)

13 , Jermina Tomlinson 0.6 (115 games) Vanessa Villarreal 0.6 (118 games) Season Records : Points 1. Vanessa Villarreal Vanessa Villarreal Vanessa Villarreal Jermina Tomlinson Vanessa Villarreal 475 Scoring Average (minimum: 16 games) 1. Vanessa Villarreal 20.7 (23 games) 2. Vanessa Villarreal 20.3 (30 games) Vanessa Villarreal 19.5 (31 games) 4. Vanessa Villarreal 17.2 (34 games) 5. Jermina Tomlinson 17.1 (23 games) Field Goals Made 1. Vanessa Villarreal Vanessa Villarreal Vanessa Villarreal Vanessa Villarreal Jermina Tomlinson Field Goal Percentage (Minimum: Two made per game) 1. Nicole Gipson.506 (91-180) 2. Nicole Gipson.505 (56-111) Chevelle Hoyle.500 (52-104) 4. Nicole Gipson.488 ( ) 5. Vanessa Villarreal.479 ( ) Vanessa Villarreal.462 ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made 1. Priscilla San Miguel Vanessa Villarreal Jermina Tomlinson Vanessa Villarreal Jermina Tomlinson 44 Vanessa Villarreal point Field Goal Percentage (Minimum: One made per game) 1. Vanessa Villarreal.358 (44-123) Priscilla San Miguel.357 (84-235) 3. Jermina Tomlinson.356 (62-174) 4. Jermina Tomlinson.344 (31-90) 5. Vanessa Villarreal.321 (63-196) Free Throws Made 1. Jermina Tomlinson Jermina Tomlinson Vanessa Villarreal Jermina Tomlinson Vanessa Villarreal 113 Free Throws Percentage (Minimum: Two Made per Game) 1. Vanessa Villarreal.844 (81-96) 2. Vanessa Villarreal.805 ( ) Gloria Miller.787 (74-94) 4. Jermina Tomlinson.785 ( ) 5. Vanessa Villarreal.750 (96-128) Rebounds 1. Vanessa Villarreal Nicole Gipson Marili Santos Vanessa Villarreal 191 Jermina Tomlinson 191 Rebounding Average (Minimum: 16 games) 1. Jermina Tomlinson 8.3 (23 games) 2. Vanessa Villarreal 7.9 (34 games) 3. Nicole Gipson 7.0 (31 games) 4. Vanessa Villarreal 6.9 (23 games) 5. Jasmine June 6.7 (26 games) 6. Vanessa Villarreal 6.2 (31 games) Assists 1. Becky Mata Jermina Tomlinson Gloria Miller Krystal Manning Megan DeNure Cindy Sierra 83 Becky Mata 83 Assists Per Game (Minimum: 16 games) 1. Becky Mata 4.4 (31 games) 2. Becky Mata 4.0 (21 games) Krystal Manning 4.0 (26 games) 4. Jermina Tomlinson 3.9 (32 games) 5. Jermina Tomlinson 3.2 (23 games) Steals 1. Jermina Tomlinson Jermina Tomlinson Vanessa Villarreal 75 Jermina Tomlinson Becky Mata 64 Steals Per Game (Minimum: 16 games) 1. Jermina Tomlinson 3.2 (30 games) 2. Jermina Tomlinson 2.8 (32 games) 3. Jermina Tomlinson 2.5 (30 games) Vanessa Villarreal 2.1 (34 games) 5. Krystal Manning 2.0 (26 games) Blocks 1. Nicole Gipson Nicole Gipson Nicole Gipson Nicole Gipson Vanessa Villarreal Jermina Tomlinson 24 Blocks Per Game (Minimum: 16 games) 1. Nicole Gipson 3.8 (31 games) 2. Nicole Gipson 3.2 (23 games) 3. Nicole Gipson 2.7 (26 games) 4. Nicole Gipson 2.2 (29 games)

14 TAMIU seniors Chevelle Hoyle (left) and Jasmine June

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16 Texas A&M International University Women s Basketball Schedule Date Opponent Site Time Nov. 14 Fri. at UT-San Antonio (exhibition) San Antonio 7 p.m. Nov. 17 Mon. at Western New Mexico Silver City, N.M. 6 p.m. Nov. 21 Fri. Sul Ross State^ Laredo 7 p.m. Nov. 23 Sun. Johnson & Wales^ Laredo 2 p.m. Nov. 24 Mon. at Texas Lutheran Seguin 6 p.m. Nov. 28 Fri. vs. Emporia State# Kingsville 5 p.m. Nov. 29 Sat. vs. Central Missouri# Kingsville 5 p.m. Dec. 2 Tue. at Texas Woman s Denton 7 p.m. Dec. 15 Mon. Missouri Southern Laredo 6 p.m. Dec. 19 Fri. vs. Central Oklahoma% Austin 1 p.m. Dec. 20 Sat. vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville% Austin 1 p.m. Dec. 30 Tue. vs. Ouachita Baptist! San Antonio 4 p.m. Dec. 31 Wed. vs. Eastern New Mexico! San Antonio 2 p.m. Jan. 8 Thur. UT-Permian Basin* Laredo 5:30 p.m. Jan. 10 Sat. Panhandle State* Laredo 2 p.m. Jan. 14 Wed. at UT-Pan American Edinburg 5 p.m. Jan. 17 Sat. at Incarnate Word* San Antonio 2 p.m. Jan. 22 Thur. at St. Mary s* San Antonio 5:30 p.m. Jan. 24 Sat. at St. Edward s* Austin 2 p.m. Jan. 29 Thur. at Newman* Wichita, Kan. 5:30 p.m. Jan. 31 Sat. at Lincoln* Jefferson City, Mo. 2 p.m. Feb. 7 Sat. Incarnate Word* Laredo 2 p.m. Feb. 12 Thur. Lincoln* Laredo 5:30 p.m. Feb. 14 Sat. Newman* Laredo 2 p.m. Feb. 21 Sat. St. Edward s* Laredo 2 p.m. Feb. 23 Mon. St. Mary s* Laredo 5:30 p.m. Feb. 26 Thur. at Panhandle State* Goodwell, Okla. 5:30 p.m. Feb. 28 Sat. at UT-Permian Basin* Odessa 2 p.m. * Indicates Heartland Conference opponents. ^ Indicates La Quinta Inn/TAMIU Tip-Off Classic games. # Indicates Kingsville Turkey Day Shootout games. % Indicates St. Edward s Classic games.! Indicates St. Mary s Classic games. Home games in bold. Bob Bullock Loop