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2 Season Date Opponent Score Won/Lost Date Opponent Score Won/Lost Wins & Losses Overall Record Conference Record 1-11 NOV 2 FLORIDA JAX W NOV 6 Monroe (NY) L NOV 13 MONROE (NY) W NOV 14 JEFFERSON (MO) L NOV 15 TRINITY VALLEY (TX) W NOV 20 Vincennes W NOV 21 Georgia Perimeter L NOV 23 St. Petersburg L NOV 24 Hillsborough L DEC 1 FLORIDA jax W DEC 4 St. Petersburg W DEC 5 Miami-Dade W DEC 11 WAllace st-hanceville W DEC 12 lurleen b. wallace w DEC 14 CENTRAL FLORIDA l JAN 2 Central Florida W JAN 9 Gulf Coast L JAN 13 Pensacola L JAN 16 Northwest Florida L JAN 19 Tallahassee L JAN 27 Gulf Coast l JAN 30 Pensacola W FEB 3 Northwest Florida L FEB 6 Tallahassee L FEB 13 Gulf Coast L FEB 15 Pensacola L FEB 17 Northwest Florida L FEB 20 Tallahassee L 25

3 The Roster ROSTER NO NAME HT CLASS HOMETOWN 1 Mikell Chinn 5 5 man Cincinnati, OH 3 Candise Lundy 5 6 man Chicago, IL 5 Jasmine Shaw 5 6 RS/man Cincinnati, OH 10 Tykiesha O Neill 5 6 Sophomore Beebe, AR 12 Ance Celmina 6 3 Sophomore Saldus, Latvia 15 Cayla Walker 5 8 Sophomore Graceville, FL 20 Carleeda Green 5 9 Sophomore Washington, D.C. 21 Brieona Warner 5 10 man Temple, GA 22 Sara Djassi 5 11 man Lisbon, Portugal 32 Arica Johnson 5 10 man Cincinnati, OH 40 Sharhae Williams 6 0 Red-Shirt Marianna, FL 50 Jeniece Johnson 6 6 man Washington, D.C Chrisiana Obehi 6 5 man Lagos, Nigeria

4 27 The Team Brieona Warner Ance Celmina 12 Soph 6 3 Cayla Walker 15 Soph 5 8 Carleeda Green 20 Soph 5 9 Sara Djassi Arica Johnson Sharhae Williams 40 RS 6 0 Jeniece Johnson Tykiesha O Neil Mikell Chinn Candise Lundy Jasmine Shaw 5 RS/ 5 6 Chrisiana Obehi Krissi Davis Student Trainer

5 The Lane Record DAVID LANE Career Record: , 2006, 2007, 2009 FCCAA Coach of the Year 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009 FCCAA State Championships 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009 NJCAA National Tournament Appearances 2006, 2009 Final Four Appearance 2009 Third Place Finish 2007 Fifth Place Finish 32 All Conference Players 28 College/University Signees 5 NJCAA All Americans 4 WBCA All Americans 100% Graduation Rate David Lane enters his eighth season at the helm of the Lady Indians. Lane s seventh season was by far the most disappointing of his coaching career. Several strong non-conference wins, including a victory of national power Trinity Valley, were quickly washed away due to several injuries and dismissals. The Lady Indians entered the Panhandle conference with just 7 scholarship players. That number dropped to 6 several games in due to another injury. With 12 games against teams ranked in the top ten of the NJ- CAA national poll, Chipola struggled to a 1-11 conference mark. Their lone win was over #3 Pensacola Junior College. The Lady Indians played much better than their record indicated and were competitive to the very end in most of their loses, however, the talent in the Panhandle was too much for the shorthanded Lady Indians. 28 Bianca Jarrett became the 2nd consecutive Lady Indian to earn First Team All-American status with NJCAA and the WBCA (Latoya Williams, 2009). Jarrett, who signed with West Virginia, capped off the season with an impressive feat. Jarrett averaged 35.4ppg in the final four games of conference play. Lane s sixth season (2009) made school history when the Lady Indians defeated Kaskaskia College (IL), 81-74, to finish third in the National Junior College Athletic Association Tournament in the Bicentennial Center in Salina, Kansas. This is the highest finish in the history of the women s program at Chipola. The Lady Indians began the tournament with wins over Sheridan College, WY (86-47) and Walters State, TN (66-53). Jefferson College, MO defeated Chipola (78-59) in the third round. Central Arizona defeated Jefferson College in the championship game to win the women s national title. The Lady Indians finished their season at Lane s fourth season (2007) was one of many highs and lows. While fighting through another difficult sched-

6 ule and several early season setbacks, the Lady Indians once again accumulated a number of big wins. Chipola fought for another second place Panhandle Conference finish and a fifth consecutive FC- CAA/NJCAA Region VIII Tournament appearance. Chipola won its third straight FCCAA/NJ- CAA Region VIII championship, once again defeating Gulf Coast in the finals In Salina, Odessa (TX) once again all but ended Chipola s season with a defeat in the second round of the National Tournament. The Lady Indians battled back with wins over Copiah-Lincoln and Salt Lake C.C. to claim fifth place. Lane s third season (2006) at Chipola continued to see history made and records fall. The regular season began with an eight-week run as the number two ranked team in the country, the highest ranking ever for the Lady Indians. Early season victories over junior college powerhouse Trinity Valley and national tourney regular Southeastern (IL), as well as a last-second loss to eventual national champion Monroe (NY), highlighted a very difficult non-conference. The Lady Indians battled their way to a second place finish in the Panhandle and earned their fourth consecutive FCCAA/NJCAA Region VIII Tournament appearance. The Tournament final game was another thrilling contest between Chipola and Gulf Coast. Chipola defeated Gulf Coast 73-69, and earned their second consecutive trip to the NJCAA National Tournament. Chipola earned redemption on their second trip to Salina. Early round victories over Arkansas-Fort Smith and Trinity Valley propelled the Lady Indians into the Final Four where they lost a heartbreaker to Odessa (TX) After another loss to Central Arizona, Chipola settled for a fourth place finish. The Lady Indians season ended with school records in victories (31), conference victories (12), NJCAA national ranking (#2), and consecutive victories (11). Lane s second season (2005) began the Lady Indians historic journey. Tojalynn Atmore s three pointer as time expired catapulted the Lady Indians to a victory over Gulf Coast that captured Chipola s first-ever Region VIII championship and a trip to the NJCAA National Tournament in Salina, KS. The Lady Indians finished with a 29-8 mark, a school record, and an NJCAA national ranking of #6. Lane came to Chipola from Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, IA, where he served as an assistant coach in the men s program in Prior to Kirkwood, Lane served as an assistant to the boy s program at Iowa City West High from Lane was also an assistant with the girl s basketball program from I m truly honored to be part of the great tradition here at Chipola, said Coach Lane. Chipola is an excellent place for top-notch athletes to come and get an outstanding education and further their basketball careers. Chipola is also a place where student-athletes can feel comfortable. The college and the town have a family atmosphere that supports the program. Lane says teaching his players about good decision-making is the key to success. I want my players to do the right thing to know the difference between right and wrong both on and off the court. Academics are a big priority for Coach Lane, We re going to have a team that works just as hard in the classroom as it does on the court to achieve success and represents the team well within the college. A native of Iowa City, IA, Lane played college baseball at Kirkwood CC and Luther College in Decorah, IA. He graduated from Coe College in Cedar Rapids, IA, with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History. He married the former Heather Meyer in May of

7 Assistant Coaches Candice Gist ASSISTANT Coach Gist comes to Chipola from the University of Evansville after serving a year as the Women s Director of Basketball Operations, where she was responsible for film exchange, team travel arrangements, and community service. Prior to Evansville, Gist was at Wabash Valley Community College in Mt. Carmel, Illinois, where she served as the Warriors assistant coach and helped with all aspects of the women s basketball program. Gist began her coaching career in 2007 at Harvest Preparatory High School in Columbus, Ohio. Gist played collegiately at Ohio Valley University in Vienna, West Virginia, where she was a three-year starter for the Fighting Scots. Gist ranked among the team s top four in scoring in each of her three seasons as a starter, while compiling over 764 points offensively. A backcourt leader for the Fighting Scots, Gist racked up 58 three-point field goals made in her three seasons as a starter, while also swiping 66 steals defensively. Gist graduated from Ohio Valley with a bachelors of science degree in psychology in She is originally a native of Dayton, Ohio. Honors/Awards 3-time Coaches Award Recipient, All-WVIAC Conference Selection/All-WVIAC Tournament Team, Muskingum University All-Tourney Team, 2005 Findlay University All-Tourney Team, 2004 Team MVP 2004, 2006 Team Captain, All-Conference Honorable Mention, 2004 kristin moore ASSISTANT Coach Kristin Moore enters her first season as an assistant coach on the Chipola College Women s Basketball staff. Moore comes to Chipola after a oneyear stint as the top assistant at Jefferson College in Hillsboro, Mo. While at Jefferson, Moore helped lead the Lady Vikings to a 32-2 record, No. 1 ranking and a second-place finish in the NJCAA National Tournament. Prior to her stint at Jefferson College, Moore spent two seasons as head coach at John Hope College Prep, in Chicago from She also served one season at the 30 school as the assistant prior to taking over as head coach. As head coach, Moore compiled a record of 44-15, a #14 ranking in the nation in 2008, a Chicago Public Schools City Championship (2008), State Regional and Sectional Championships, CPS Regional Coach of the Year, and IBCA District Coach of the Year. As an assistant coach in 2006, Moore helped coach JHCP to a 23-6 record and a State Regional Championship. In addition to her duties as a coach at JHCP, Moore taught Geometry and Algebra for three years. As a player at the University of Arkansas, Moore helped the Lady Razorbacks to an overall record of 68-52, and two post season appearances under Gary Blair (2003) and Susie Gardner (2005). She was also a three year starter and received most improved player in Moore is a native of Chicago, IL.

8 Chipola Basketball Legends 2007 All American RaShawna Sippio was also named First Team All Panhandle Conference and 2009 All American LaToya Williams was also named First Team All Panhandle Conference, All State/Region VIII and a WBCA All American two years in a row All American Chinata Nesbitt was named to the FCCAA All Tournament Team and the FCCAA State Tournament Most Valuable Player All American Bianca Jarrett was also named First Team All Panhandle Conference and a WBCA All American All American Reggie Maddox was Chipola College s first All American. NJCAA All-Americans First Team 2009 LaToya Williams 2010 Bianca Jarrett Second Team 2006 Chinata Nesbitt Third Team 2004 Reginette Maddox 2007 RaShawna Sippio 2008 LaToya Williams WBCA All-Americans Coaches Association First Team 2006 Chinata Nesbitt 2008 LaToya Williams 2010 Bianca Jarrett Honorable Mention 2004 Reginette Maddox 2005 Chinata Nesbitt 31

9 Chipola Players who received scholarships to senior colleges and universities Prior to 1989 Deb Blackshear - Georgia Southern Donna Brodus - Clemson Sybil Rivers - Florida A & M University Coach Gordon Wells Tarrell Durden - Georgia Southern Holly Russ - Texas El Paso Coach Gordon Wells Angie Banks - Mobile College Monica Brown - Selma Tracy Kilcrease - Albany State Stacey Laing - Mercer Shante McCray - Albany State Gwen Smith - Univ. of West Florida Twanna Wilson - Univ. of West Florida Coach Gordon Wells Kim Banks - Armstrong State Stacy Scott- Mobile College There was no girls basketball program at Chipola from Coach Hilary Allen LaQuanza Giles - Univ. of Montevallo Coach Hilary Allen LaQuanza Giles - Univ. of Montevallo Nicole Leggio - Univ. of Montevallo Janella Potter - Huntington Cherease Thornton - Edward Waters College Levys Torres - Florida State Shawna Vest - Florida Southern Coach Hilary Allen Toni Reed - Warner Southern Mia Taylor - Univ. of South Alabama Angela Thornton - Gardner Webb Coach Hilary Allen Sheherah Clark - Southeastern LA Tiffany Davis - Warner Southern Charisse Hill - Albany State Rena Jones - South Carolina State Lacy Tolbert - Albany State Tracy Tolbert - Albany State Keelee Traylor - Southeastern LA Coach Jason Keene Tasha Mathis - Jacksonville State Carrie Titus - Auburn-Montgomery Coach Jason Keene Temecca Barnes - Coastal Carolina D leisha Cockerham - Columbus State Kamika Collins - Martin Methodist Takesha Oden - Martin Methodist Satoya Spates - Henderson State Lamanda Thomas - West Virginia Tech Sowo Varney - Univ. of New Orleans Clouttia Young - Florida A & M Coach Jason Keene Amber Bryant - High Point Lanita Carter - Texas State Rebecca Montz - Jacksonville Coach David Lane Kristina Andjelkovic - Arkansas Melissa Killings - West Georgia Reginette Maddox - Clemson Andrea Martin - Nova Southeastern Coach David Lane Tojalynn Atmore - Charleston Southern Laura Cowling - Hannibal-LaGrange Tamika Jackson - Univ. of Missouri Elaine McCants - Louisiana-Lafayette Ashley Perry - Henderson State Cherish Tom - Charleston Southern 32

10 Chipola Players who received scholarships to senior colleges and universities Coach David Lane Ta Yani Clark - University of Toledo Chinata Nesbit - Robert Morris Nacole Stocks - University of Toledo Coach David Lane Latoya Brown - Fresno State University Mame Diop - Utah State University C. J. Pace - University of South Carolina Shawnta Pope - Utah State University Ra Shawna Sippio - Univ. of South Alabama Coach David Lane Jamia Akins - Nichols State Ashlie Billingslea - Mississippi State Sequoyah Griffin - University of South Florida Marnesha Hall - San Jose State Blandine Mamuku - Lincoln Memorial Carolyn Mills - Lincoln Memorial Georgien Williams - Morgan State Latoya Williams - playing professionally in Europe Coach David Lane Bianca Jarrett - West Virginia University 33

11 The Panhandle Conference Conference Schedule ROUND 1 Wednesday, Jan 5 Saturday, Jan 8 Tuesday, Jan 11 Wednesday, Jan 12 Saturday, Jan 15 Tuesday, Jan 18 Wednesday, Jan 19 ROUND 2 Saturday, Jan 22 Tuesday, Jan 25 Wednesday, Jan 26 Saturday, Jan 29 Tuesday, Feb 1 Wednesday, Feb 2 Saturday, Feb 5 ROUND 3 Wednesday, Feb 9 Saturday, Feb 12 Monday, Feb 14 Wednesday, Feb 16 Saturday, Feb 19 TCC PSC GCSC CC TCC NWF PSC CC GCSC GCSC PSC CC TCC NWF PSC CC GCSC OWCC TCC TCC PSC GCSC TCC CC NWF PSC GCSC CC Chipola College Location: Marianna Colors: Blue/Gold Arena: Milton H. Johnson Health Center (Capacity 4,000) Athletic Director: Dr. Dale O Daniel Asst. Athletic Director/Eligibility: Jeff Johnson Asst. Athletic Director/Operations: Joc Calloway Men s Basketball Head Coach: Jake Headrick Record at Chipola: 19-9 Career Record: 19-9 Assistant Coaches: Patrick Blake, Stetson Hairston, Stu Stuedeman Record: 19-9 (Conference 4-8) Head Coach: David Lane Record at Chipola: (7) Career Record: (7) Assistant Coaches: Candice Gist and Kristin Moore Record: (Conference 1-11) Gulf Coast State College Location: Panama City Colors: Blue/Gold/White Arena: Harrison Health Center (Capacity 1,200) Athletic Director: Gregg Wolfe Men s Basketball Head Coach: Jay Powell Record at GCSC: Career Record: Record: (Conference 5-7) Record vs Chipola: All-Time GCSC 56-CC 111; GCSC 2-CC 1 Assistant Coaches: Odell Witherspoon, Jonathan Murner and Norris Harvey Head Coach: Mary Roonie Scovel Record at GCSC: Career Record: Record: 32-1 (Conference 11-1) Assistant Coach: Grover Hicks, Jr. and Leah Roper Monday, Feb 21- Tuesday, Feb 22 PLAYOFFS 34

12 The Panhandle Conference Northwest Florida State College Formerly Okaloosa Walton College Location: Niceville Colors: Scarlet/Silver Arena: The Arena (Capacity 1,200) Athletic Director: Mickey Englett Men s Basketball Head Coach: Joe Richardson Record at OWC: First Year Career Record: First Year Record: 30-2 (Conference 10-2) Assistant Coach: Ray Ross Record vs Chipola: All-Time NWF 35-CC 61; CC 0-NWF 3 Head Coach: Patrick Harrington Record at OWC: First Year Record: 17-8 (Conference 4-8) Assistant Coach: Tamela McCorvey Pensacola State College Location: Pensacola Colors: Navy/Green/White Arena: Lou Ross Center (Capacity 2,000) Athletic Director: Bill Hamilton Men s Basketball Head Coach: Pete Pena Record at PSC: First Year Career Record: First Year Record: (Conference 2-10) Assistant Coaches: Joey Murdock, Michael Dimick, Dwayne Kelley Record vs Chipola: All-Time PSC 8-CC 102; PSC 1-CC 2 Head Coach: Chanda Rigby Record at PJC: Career Record: Record: 24-6 (Conference 8-4) Assistant Coach: Kayla Ard Tallahassee Community College Location: Tallahassee Colors: Blue/Gold Arena: Lifetime Sports Complex (Capacity 1,000) Athletic Director: Rob Chaney Men s Basketball Head Coach: Eddie Barnes Record at TCC: Career Record: Record: 25-6 (Conference 9-3) Assistant Coaches: T. J. Braxton, Travis Bolin, and Daniel Batson Record vs Chipola: All-Time TCC 28-CC 31; TCC 2-CC 1 Head Coach: Teresa Atkinson Record at TCC: Career Record: Record: 20-9 (Conference 6-6) Assistant Coach: T. J. Royals

13 FCCAA State/NJCAA Region VIII Men s Basketball Tournament Chipola men win back to back to back state championships in 2007, 2008 and FCCAA Men s State Championships 1961 Chipola* 1962 St. Leo 1963 Pensacola* 1964 Chipola* 1965 Miami-Dade South 1966 Chipola* 1967 Brevard 1968 Miami-Dade South 1969 Seminole 1970 Lake City 1971 Gulf Coast* 1972 Gulf Coast* 1973 Brevard 1974 Chipola* 1975 Indian River 1976 Chipola* 1977 Pensacola* 1978 Palm Beach 1979 Brevard 1980 Brevard 1981 Chipola* 1982 Miami-Dade North 1983 Florida College 1984 Miami-Dade North 1985 Manatee 1986 Pensacola* 1987 Brevard 1988 Chipola* 1989 Polk 1990 Pensacola* 1991 Polk 1992 Daytona Beach 1993 Pensacola* 1994 Polk 1995 Okaloosa-Walton* 1996 Central Florida 1997 Tallahassee* 1998 Pasco Hernando 1999 Daytona Beach 2000 Brevard 2001 Okaloosa Walton* 2002 St. Petersburg 2003 Okaloosa-Walton* 2004 Chipola* 2005 Chipola* 2006 Tallahassee* 2007 Chipola* 2008 Chipola* 2009 Chipola* 2010 Northwest Florida* Chipola College hosted the first (1961) and last fourteen ( ) State JUCO Tournaments. This year, Chipola will host the Men s and Women s State Tournaments on March 2-5, The record of men s tournament winners shows why the Panhandle Conference is considered the toughest in the state and the nation. Of 50 state tournaments, Panhandle teams(*) have won 25. Of the 25, Chipola has won twelve, the largest number of wins of any college in the state. Pensacola has won five state championships and won the national championship in Okaloosa-Walton has won three state tournaments and in 1995 went on to win the national championship. Chipola finished third in the national tournament in Fans have suggested that Panhandle teams wear themselves out playing each other before they get to the state tournament. Rumor has it that both Pensacola and Okaloosa-Walton found the national tournament easier to win than the Panhandle Conference championship. No. 1 in Chipola players, coaches and fans celebrate the 2009 Florida State JUCO Championship. 36

14 FCCAA State/NJCAA Region VIII Tournament Chipola women win four state championships in the last six years , 2006, 2007 and FCCAA Women s State Championships 1971 Miami-Dade North 1972 Miami-Dade Kendall 1973 Miami-Dade North 1974 Miami-Dade Kendall 1975 Miami-Dade North 1976 Miami-Dade Kendall 1977 Miami-Dade North 1978 Miami-Dade Kendall 1979 Broward 1980 Miami-Dade Kendall 1981 Miami-Dade Kendall 1982 Santa Fe 1983 Miami-Dade Kendall 1984 Santa Fe 1985 Pensacola* 1986 Florida Jax 1987 Florida Jax 1988 Florida Jax 1989 Florida Jax 1990 Palm Beach 1991 Palm Beach 1992 Central Florida 1993 Okaloosa-Walton* 1994 Florida Jax 1995 Okaloosa-Walton* 1996 Okaloosa-Walton* 1997 Central Florida 1998 Gulf Coast* 1999 Gulf Coast* 2000 Gulf Coast* 2001 Tallahassee* 2002 Gulf Coast* 2003 Gulf Coast* 2004 Gulf Coast* 2005 Chipola* 2006 Chipola* 2007 Chipola* 2008 Gulf Coast* 2009 Chipola* 2010 Gulf Coast* The Women s State Championship was joined with the men s state championship in Both tournaments have been hosted by Chipola College ever since ( ). This year, Chipola will host the Men s and Women s State Tournaments on March 2-5, The record of women s tournament winners shows why the Panhandle Conference is considered the toughest in the state and the nation. Of 40 state tournaments, Panhandle teams(*) have won 17. Out of the last 18 years, the Panhandle Conference has won 16 championships and have won the last thirteen consecutive years. Chipola won its first state championship in 2005 and has won 4 chamiponships in the last six years. Gulf Coast has won eight state championships and won the national title in 2003, 2008 and Gulf Coast is the only Florida team to win the title since Chipola finished third in the national tournament in No. 1 in Chipola Lady Indians, coaches and fans celebrate the 2009 Florida State JUCO Championship. 37

15 Basketball Schedule Date Opponent Time Men/Women 38 Oct. 9 at Tri-State Jamboree Columbus, GA TBA W Oct. 30 at Florida Jamboree Tallahassee, FL TBA W Nov. 5-6 MILTON JOHNSON CLASSIC 5 CHIPOLA vs. THE ROCK 5:00 p.m. W 5 CHIPOLA vs. ENTERPRISE 7:00 p.m. M 6 CHIPOLA vs. MIAMI DADE 5:00 p.m. W 6 CHIPOLA vs. SHELTON STATE (AL) 7:00 p.m. M Nov at Georgia Perimeter Classic Decatur, GA 13 Chipola vs. Atlanta Metro (GA) 4:00 p.m. M 14 Chipola vs. Georgia Perimeter (GA) 3:00 p.m. M Nov GIRL S BASKETBALL REPORT CLASSIC 12 CHIPOLA vs. SOUTH GA TECH 8:00 p.m. W 13 CHIPOLA vs. STATE FAIR (MO) 8:00 p.m. W 14 CHIPOLA vs. MONROE (NY) 1:00 p.m. W Nov at tournament Midland, TX 18 Chipola vs. Monroe 2:00 p.m. W 19 Chipola vs. Central Arizona 6:00 p.m. W 20 Chipola vs. Midland (TX) 5:00 p.m. W Nov at Miami Dade Classic Miami, FL 19 Chipola vs. Broward 5:00 p.m. M 20 Chipola vs. Monroe (NY) 3:00 p.m. M 21 Chipola vs. Miami Dade 5:00 p.m. M Nov at Northwest Florida Rick Flores Classic Niceville, FL 26 Chipola vs. Daytona 3:30 p.m. M 27 Chipola vs. Northwest Shoals (AL) 3:30 p.m. M Nov at tournament Ft. Pierce, FL 27 Chipola vs. Broward 1:00 p.m. W 28 Chipola vs. Indian River 3:00 p.m. W Dec 2-4 PANHANDLE CLASSIC 2 CHIPOLA vs. TAMPA BAY ACADEMY 7:00 p.m. M 3 CHIPOLA vs. SANTA FE 8:00 p.m. M 4 CHIPOLA vs. BRUNSWICK (NC) 8:00 p.m. M Dec. 3-4 at Florida Shootout Gainesville, FL 3 Chipola vs. St. Petersburg 3:00 p.m. W 4 Chipola vs. Miami-Dade 3:00 p.m. W Dec at tournament Melbourne, FL TBA W Dec at Florida Shootout Gainesville, FL 11 Chipola vs. Polk Noon M 12 Chipola vs. St. Petersburg 6:00 p.m. M Dec at Gulf Coast Classic Panama City, FL 17 Chipola vs. Daytona Beach 5:00 p.m. W 18 Chipola vs. Florida State Jax 2:00 p.m. W Dec at Gulf Coast Classic Panama City, FL TBA M Dec at tournament Gainesville, FL 29 Chipola vs. Santa Fe 5:00 p.m. W 30 Chipola vs. Daytona Beach 1:00 p.m. W Jan 8 at Gulf Coast 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M Jan 11 PENSACOLA 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M Jan 15 at Northwest Florida 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M Jan 18 TALLAHASSEE 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M Jan 25 GULF COAST 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M Jan 29 at Pensacola 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M Feb 1 NORTHWEST FLORIDA 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M Feb 5 at Tallahassee 4:30/6:30 p.m. W/M Feb 12 at Gulf Coast 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M Feb 14 PENSACOLA 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M Feb 16 at Northwest Florida 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M Feb 19 TALLAHASSEE (HOMECOMING) 5:30/7:30 p.m. W/M Mar. 2-5 FCCAA STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT at CHIPOLA Mar NJCAA MEN S NATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Hutchinson, KS Mar NJCAA WOMEN S NATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Salina, KS Home games are in ALL CAPS. Panhandle Conference games are in Bold. All times are Central Standard Time.