RECORDS. Asheville Basketball

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1 RECORDS Asheville Basketball 69

2 1,000 Point Scorers NAME YEARS GAMES POINTS AVG. Sheila Ford , Records Kim Duncan , Vicki Giffin , Trish Wyatt , Wendy Beecher , Kristal Hood , Mechio Kornegay , Emily Hill , Tonisha Jackson , Jessica Guarneri , Tara McMinn , Asheville Basketball

3 Career Rebounding Top 10 Single-Season Scoring Top 10 Name Years Games Rebs Avg. Sheila Ford , Wendy Beecher Kim Duncan Tonisha Jackson Jessica Guarneri Tara McMinn Sheena West Aretha Barnes Beth Krivda Vicki Giffin Name Years Games Points Avg. Sheila Ford Kim Duncan Sheila Ford Kim Duncan Trish Wyatt Kim Duncan Emily Hill Sheila Ford Trish Wyatt Vicki Giffin Records Individual All-Time Records Most Points Game: 41, Sheila Ford vs. Dillard, Season: 874, Sheila Ford, Career: 2,443, Sheila Ford, Most Field Goals Game: 18, Sheila Ford, vs. UNCW, Season: 365, Sheila Ford, Career: 1,080, Sheila Ford, Most Field Goal Attempts Game: 33, Sheila Ford, vs. Dillard, Season: 639, Sheila Ford, Career: 1,826, Sheila Ford, Field Goal Accuracy Game: 1.000, Amanda Brewer (7-7) vs. Morehead State, Season:.597, Vicki Giffin, Career:.581, Sheila Ford, Most Free Throws Made Game: 15, Wendy Beecher vs. Fordham, Season: 144, Sheila Ford, Career: 448, Vicki Giffin, Most Free Throws Attempted Game: 17, Sheila Ford, vs. Knoxville, , Jessica Guarneri, vs. High Point, Season: 214, Sheila Ford, Career: 652, Sheila Ford, Free Throw Accuracy Game: 1.000, Tara McMinn, (14-14) vs. UNCW, Season:.818, Marcia Napier, Career:.774, Kristal Hood, Most Rebounds Game: 32, Sheila Ford, vs. Gardner-Webb, Season: 690, Sheila Ford, Career: 2,200, Sheila Ford, Most Blocked Shots Game: 6, Wendy Beecher, vs. UNCW, , Tonisha Jackson, vs. WCU, Season: 68, Sheila Ford, Career: 225, Wendy Beecher, Most Three-Pointers Game: 6, Ashley Woods, vs. Coastal, Season: 71, Ashley Woods, Career: 141, Emily Hill, Most Assists Game: 11, Julie Thompson, Season: 169, Julie Thompson, Career: 424, Trish Wyatt, Most Steals Game: 8, Christina Moore, , Vicki Giffin, Season: 82, Kristal Hood, Career: 244, Vicki Giffin, Asheville Basketball 71

4 Records Team Records Most Points Game: 114, vs. Limestone, Season: 2,137, Most Field Goals Game: 48, Davidson, Season: 1,137, Most Field Goal Attempts Game: 92, vs. High Point, Season: 2,359, Field Goal Accuracy Game:.631, vs. Montreat, Season:.482, Most Free Throws Made Game: 43, vs. Charleston-Southern, Season: 476, Most Free Throws Attempted Game: 54, vs. Charleston Southern ( ) Season: 701, Most Assists Game: 35, vs. Davidson, Season: 616, Team Records Highest Score: 114, Limestone 59, Lowest Score: 25, at N.C. State, Highest s Score 122, at Georgia, Highest Combined Score Mercer 114, 96, Largest Winning Margin , Davidson 20, Largest Losing Margin 76-- Kansas 112, 36, Largest Winning Margin (Conference) , Coastal Carolina 60, Largest losing Margin (Conference) 39-- UNCG 80, 41, Free Throw Accuracy Game: (12-12) vs. Charleston Sou., Season:.749, Most Three-Pointers Made Game: 11, vs. Liberty, Season: 140, Most Three-Pointers Attempted Game: 26, vs. Liberty, Season: 471, Most Rebounds Game: 80 vs. Mars Hill, Season: 1,477, Most Steals Game: 27, vs. Montreat, Season: 449, Most Blocked Shots Game: 10 vs. Davidson, Season: 105, Kim Duncan is 2nd all-time on s scoring list with 1,975 points from Asheville Basketball

5 A Tyronnica Alford Jamie Allen B Jackie Bacoate Ana Baker Carrie Baker Allison Baldwin Katie Baldwin Aretha Barnes Ashton Barton Wendy Beecher Carla Berry Lisa Berry Ansley Bienvenu Cathy Black Tasha Branch Amanda Brewer Rebecca Brown Misty Buchanan Stephanie Buchanan April Buckner C Ursula Carswell Lee Christiansen Andrea Clapp Mary Colbert Renee Colbert Meghan Conley Candy Credito D Hunter Daniel Sherri Daniels Lisa Davis Tascha Davis Tracey Demetris Kim Duncan E Candi Earwood Mandy Edwards Amanda Elder F Elisa Fellers Sheila Ford Fonda Frady Amanda Frazier Amy Freed G Cary Gay Vicki Giffin Dee Godette Meridth Grant Kim Groendal Jessica Guarneri H Shelly Hall Terri Hall Kristi Hancock Rachel Harris Brittany Hendley Darlene Hewitt Emily Hill Tia Hill Kristal Hood Meredith Horne Casey Hunter Amanda Hyatt I J Tonisha Jackson Jessica Januseski Lori Jones JeTonne Jones K Kim Keith Shamry Kenley Tynisha King Kate Kinney Laura Kirby Beverly Knupp Mechio Kornegay Beth Krivda Marion Kuehn L Sherri Logan Carol Lowery M Lori MacKanin Mary Mackey Joy Marschall 1999 Diane Martin Beth Matthews Tara McMinn Christy McNeil Izrawit Medhanie Jessica Monroe Christina Moore Lisa Morgan Amy Mulnix Tia Murdock Gillian Murray Lisa Myers N Marcie Napier Lynn Nestor O Alli Opfer P Karen Parker Pam Parker Phyllis Payne Dana Polakowski Kim Pride Q R Michelle Ray Melanie Rhodarmer Tawana Rickman Paula Roberts Lisa Roberts Lindsey Roche Lisa Rowells Susan Roy S Nicole Sampson Liz Sadtler Mary Elizabeth Scherger Stacy Shepard K Shaki Short Myra Sims Stephanie Smith Cindy Smith Monica Smith Dawn Snyder Donna Spratt Joanne Stephenson Julie Stephenson T Julie Thompson U V Velinda Vuncannon W Shantell Waiters Tabby Welch Sheena West Stephanie White Denise Wilbanks Yvette Widmer Heather Woodfin Ashley Woods Trish Wyatt X Y Leslie Young Z Bold indicates returning player Letterwinners Asheville Basketball 73

6 National Champions 1984 NAIA National Champions The women s basketball season will always have a special place in the hearts of all UNC Asheville fans. In 1984, the women s basketball team finished on top by winning a national championship. The Bulldogs with just 10 players, a coach retiring and a team with a lot of heart claimed the 1984 NAIA national championship in Cedar Rapids, Iowa with four thrilling victories. began the season with a great deal of optimism as head coach Helen Carroll welcomed back all five starters from a team that went 22-9 the previous year. Included in the mix was center Sheila Ford, who would become the first player in college basketball history to score more than 2,000 points and grab 2,000 rebounds. also had talented starters back in Kim Duncan and Trish Wyatt. Duncan completed her career as the school s second all-time leading scorer, while Wyatt would finish as the fourth leading scorer. Point guard Julie Thompson would do a great job running the offense. The Bulldogs enjoyed an excellent regular season and was ready for the District 26 playoffs. They routed Atlantic Christian, in the opening round of the playoffs and then stunned UNC Wilmington, in the semifinals. The District 26 championship game would mean a trip to heavily favored Pembroke State. However, the Bulldogs and Ford would prove to be too tough for Pembroke. shocked the home team, as Ford had 26 rebounds, outrebounding the entire Pembroke team that finished with just 24. Carroll s club hit clutch shot after clutch shot to claim the program s first ever district championship. To get to the NAIA national tournament, the Bulldogs would have to win a home game against Spring Garden in the NAIA Bi-District Playoff game. Asheville won easily, and it was on to Iowa. The Bulldogs came to Cedar Rapids unranked in the Top 20 polls and were lightly regarded. then played four of the most exciting games in tournament history. In the opening game, the Bulldogs trailed by eight points late in the contest. However, Asheville roared back to win the game, Ford had 21 points, while Duncan and Wyatt combined for 35 points. The next night would be a pretty big test. Two-time defending NAIA national champion Southwest Oklahoma entered the quarterfinals with a 47-game winning streak. They had been featured in Sports Illustrated, and the Bulldogs were supposed to be nothing but a warm-up game. However, Asheville stayed close the whole game and took the lead late. Ford finished with 23 points, and Thompson sank two free throws with three seconds left to seal the stunning upset, In the semifinals, the Bulldogs would meet Dillard (La.). Dillard had routed earlier in the season at home, Things were much different this time around. Ford was simply unstoppable with 41 points and 19 rebounds. Off the bench, reserve forward Dawn Snyder came off the bench to score seven crucial points as roared into the championship game, The championship game would be a classic as the Bulldogs would take on a strong Portland squad. There were numerous lead changes before Portland took a late in the game. However, Duncan would score with seven seconds remaining to tie the game at and send the game into overtime. In overtime, the Bulldogs scored the first five points to grab a lead. Portland countered with five straight points to knot the game at decided to hold for a last shot and with three seconds left, Wyatt nailed a jumper from the left of the lane to give the Bulldogs a lead. Portland s last shot missed and the Bulldogs were the 1984 NAIA national champions. Ford led all scorers with 26 points and 21 rebounds. She finished the tournament with 111 points and 66 rebounds. Ford earned MVP honors, while Duncan earned all-tournament honors. The Bulldogs finished the season with a 32-5 overall record and was a perfect send-off for Carroll, who retired at the end of the season. The championship was more than 20 years ago but will never be forgotten by Bulldog fans. Front row (from left to right): Julie Thompson, Teri Hall. Back row: Assistant Coach Myra Sims, Carrie Baker, Dawn Snyder, Beth Krivda, Sheila Ford, Kim Duncan, Trish Wyatt, Tawana Rickman, Head Coach Helen Carroll 74 Asheville Basketball

7 Sheila Ford The name Sheila Ford will always have a special place in UNC Asheville Athletics history. Never before and probably never again will a player distinguish herself the way Ford did during her sensational career at from Sheila Ford One only needs to glance at Ford s career s statistics and honors to realize the magnitude of her accomplishments. The phrase weathers with age, but she will never be less than The Franchise as she led the Bulldog program to national recognition. The 1984 NAIA national tournament was a career in miniature for Ford. She averaged an amazing 27.8 points and 16.5 rebounds to lead UNC Asheville to its first and only national championship. Her amazing accomplishments earned her first team All-American honors and she was also named as the Most Valuable Player for the NAIA Tournament that was played in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Ford was the first player in the history of women s collegiate basketball to collect over 2,000 points and 2,000 rebounds. More than 20 years later, she still holds 18 records at UNC Asheville. Her 2,200 rebounds are the most of any collegiate player on any level at this time. Her dedication and hard work to improve are an example to all players. The Clarkton native was lightly recruited out of high school, but once she arrived at UNC Asheville in the fall of 1980, Ford set her goals high and never lost sight of them. In the fall of 2003, Sheila was part of the inaugural UNC Asheville Athletics Hall of Fame. Her and her family live in Bowling Green, Ky. where she is an instructor at Western Kentucky University. UNC Asheville s Sheila Ford is being given the MVP trophy of the 1984 NAIA national tournament after leading the Bulldogs to the national championship in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Sheila Ford s Career Statistics YR GP-GS FGM-FGA.PCT FTM-FTA.PCT REB-AVG BL PTS-AVG FR SO JR SR Totals Asheville Basketball 75

8 Coaching Records Year-by Year Results Year Won Lost.Pct. Points Opp. Points Head Coach Tom Cochran NA NA Tom Cochran ,363 1,357 Tom Cochran ,413 1,448 Barbara Quinn NA NA Barbara Quinn ,523 1,606 Barbara Quinn ,713 1,806 Helen Carroll ,296 1,905 Helen Carroll ,680 2,103 Helen Carroll ,572 2,403 Ellen Evans ,611 2,048 Mary Ann Myers ,666 2,052 Mary Ann Myers ,768 1,784 Mary Ann Myers ,643 1,926 Mary Ann Myers ,972 2,143 Lalon Jones ,847 2,080 Lalon Jones ,811 2,058 Lalon Jones ,470 2,043 Lalon Jones ,869 2,157 Ray Ingram ,972 2,143 Ray Ingram ,771 2,075 Ray Ingram ,784 1,719 Ray Ingram ,835 2,096 Kathleen Weber ,475 1,960 Kathleen Weber ,419 1,716 Kathleen Weber ,630 1,928 Kathleen Weber ,532 2,100 Kathleen Weber ,476 1,885 Betsy Blose ,700 1,534 Betsy Blose ,809 1,732 Betsy Blose ,805 1,779 Betsy Blose Totals Head Coaching Records Coach Wins Losses Pct Tenure Tom Cochran Barbara Quinn Helen Carroll Ellen Evans Mary Ann Myers Lalon Jones Ray Ingram Kathleen Weber Betsy Blose present Tom Cochran Helen Carroll Mary Ann Myers 76 Asheville Basketball

9 (9-13) Head Coach: Barbara Quinn 78 Wingate Carson-Newman St. Augustine Furman Mars Hill Gardner-Webb Western Carolina High Point Gardner-Webb Western Carolina UNC Charlotte Wake Forest Belmont-Abbey Duke North Carolina A&T Lenoir-Rhyne Mars Hill Pembroke St UNC Wilmington North Carolina A&T Belmont-Abbey (10-17) Head Coach: Helen Carroll 54 Belmont-Abbey Carson-Newman Milligan UNC Charlotte Walters State Western Carolina Mars Hill High Point Walters State Lenoir-Rhyne Gardner-Webb Furman Campbell Pembroke St UNC Wilmington Milligan Western Carolina East Tennessee St Mars Hill North Carolina A&T Gardner-Webb Wingate Duke Belmont-Abbey Lenoir-Rhyne 65 NCAIAW State Tournament 82 Gardner-Webb Campbell (22-10) Head Coach: Helen Carroll 97 Warren Wilson Carson-Newman Lincoln Memorial Furman High Point Campbell Mars Hill Western Carolina Gardner-Webb Livingstone St. Leo s Eckerd Tampa Florida International Armstrong St Barber-Scotia Lincoln Memorial Lenoir-Rhyne Belmont-Abbey Livingstone Western Carolina Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Barber-Scotia UNC Wilmington Gardner-Webb Belmont-Abbey Milligan Warren Wilson Mars Hill 49 NAIA District 26 Playoffs 75 Wingate Belmont-Abbey (32-5) NAIA National Champions Head Coach: Helen Carroll 80 Furman Milligan Knoxville Campbell UNC Wilmington Barber-Scotia Gardner-Webb Western Carolina West Florida Phillips College Dillard Xavier (La.) Davidson High Point Appalachian St Mars Hill Belmont-Abbey Campbell Davidson Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Barber-Scotia Mars Hill UNC Wilmington Gardner-Webb Belmont-Abbey Furman Knoxville Lenoir-Rhyne 50 NAIA District 26 Playoffs 94 Atlantic Christian UNC Wilmington Pembroke St. 56 NAIA Bi-District XII Playoff 87 Spring Garden 59 NAIA National Tournament 62 Central Arkansas SW Oklahoma Dillard Portland (20-14) Head Coach: Ellen Evans 83 Milligan Mars Hill Furman Newberry Shorter Western Carolina Barber-Scotia Campbell 59 St Mississippi St Southern Methodist of Char Appalachian St Gardner-Webb 74 Hill Carolina USC Spartanburg Lenoir-Rhyne Francis Marion Gardner-Webb Belmont-Abbey Mars Hill Belmont-Abbey 78 All-Time Results Asheville Basketball 77

10 All-Time Results (4-22) Head Coach: Mary Ann Myers 66 Western Carolina 79 St Mars Hill Berry 88 Tennessee St N.C. Central 67 Hill Armstrong St Campbell Shorter Winthrop 82 St Benedict 67 Central 87 Wilson 73 College Baptist Carolina Warren Wilson (6-20) Head Coach: Mary Ann Myers Charlotte Furman Wofford Winthrop Campbell 88 State Milligan UNC Wilmington Coastal Carolina Mars Hill Baptist 65 St Radford Augusta Carolina Carolina Winthrop (11-14) Head Coach: Mary Ann Myers 77 Gardner-Webb Erskine UNC Wilmington State Brown 57 Carolina Baptist Wofford Augusta 80 Carolina Campbell Coastal Carolina Hill Radford Western Carolina Appalachian St UNC Charlotte Winthrop Winthrop (7-19) Head Coach: Mary Ann Myers 77 Limestone Wofford 69 State Georgia Tech Furman N.C. State Wilmington Coastal Carolina Middle Tennessee Augusta Western Carolina Tusculum Winthrop Radford 97 Carolina 71 St Baptist Campbell Campbell (10-17) Head Coach: Lalon Jones 84 Tusculum East Tennessee Limestone N.E. Louisiana Fordham East Tennessee Coastal Carolina 68 Tennessee Radford of Charleston Liberty Campbell Furman Augusta Carolina 77 Tennessee Carolina Winthrop Baptist College of Charleston Winthrop (8-19) Head Coach: Lalon Jones 71 UNC Wilmington Radford 82 Kentucky Georgia Southern 107 Alabama Nicholls St Coastal Carolina Western Carolina Baptist College of Char. 68 Wilmington Carolina Liberty Augusta 63 Carolina Winthrop of Char Eastern Kentucky Campbell Coastal Carolina Asheville Basketball

11 (7-20) Head Coach: Lalon Jones 61 UNC Wilmington 60 State Campbell 68 Carolina East Tennessee Liberty 62 So. 77 of Charleston UNC Greensboro Coastal Carolina Campbell Western Carolina Carolina Charleston Southern College of Charleston Furman Greensboro Tennessee Radford East Carolina Winthrop Winthrop (0-27) Head Coach: Lalon Jones St East Tennessee St Western Carolina Davidson 62 Carolina UMBC 80 St Greensboro 81 Carolina 79 Carolina Winthrop 67 Southern UNC Greensboro Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina Radford Towson St Liberty Campbell Coastal Carolina (8-20) Head Coach: Ray Ingram Elon 48 Carolina 92 Carolina Davidson 61 Tennessee St UNC Greensboro Campbell Coastal Carolina Charleston Southern Wofford UMBC Towson St. 73 Greensboro Carolina 65 Southern Radford Liberty Winthrop Charleston Southern UNC Greensboro (10-17) Head Coach: Ray Ingram Limestone High Point 67 Forest 71 John s Alabama Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina Liberty UNC Greensboro Radford Winthrop St Kentucky 70 Carolina Western Carolina Rice UMBC Towson St. 55 Greensboro 86 Southern (6-21) Head Coach: Ray Ingram West Virginia Duke Montreat Carolina Wake Forest Mercer East Tennessee St Coastal Carolina Liberty 57 Greensboro Winthrop Radford 86 Tennessee St. 74 Carolina UNC Greensboro UMBC Southern Charleston Southern (14-13) Head Coach: Ray Ingram Morehead St Montreat 37 Charlotte Morehead St Western Carolina Georgia St. 63 Carolina 67 of Charleston UNC Greensboro UMBC Carolina 69 Southern Coastal Carolina Liberty Winthrop Charleston Southern Radford Winthrop 70 All-Time Results Asheville Basketball 79

12 All-Time Results (7-22) Head Coach: Kathleen Weber 61 UNC Greensboro UNC Charlotte 56 Carolina Point 77 State Chattanooga UNC Wilmington 75 Carolina Liberty Coastal Carolina Winthrop Charleston Southern 67 Carolina Southern Elon Radford UMBC Western Carolina Coastal Carolina Radford (5-23) Head Coach: Kathleen Weber 93 Greensboro 69 State 93 Wilmington Carolina 68 Carolina 80 St Middle Tennessee Morehead St Temple College of Char Liberty Point 68 Carolina Charleston Southern Winthrop Radford High Point 51 Southern Coastal Carolina Radford (9-17) Head Coach: Kathleen Weber Western Carolina Appalachian State State 69 Tennessee Tennessee Tech Clemson Georgia State 64 Southern Liberty Radford Elon 51 Point Winthrop 59 Carolina High Point Coastal Carolina Charleston Southern Elon (6-21) Head Coach: Kathleen Weber State 74 State State William & Mary 59 of Charleston Tech Western Carolina 75 Tech Marshall Gardner-Webb High Point Liberty Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina Radford Elon 85 Point 58 Carolina 65 Southern Winthrop Liberty (1-27) Head Coach: Kathleen Weber 48 Appalachian State Belmont 81 Tech Harford 89 Carolina East Tennessee Gardner-Webb Tennessee Tech 89 Forest 76 & Mary 96 Carolina High Point Birmingham-Southern Elon Charleston Southern Winthrop Liberty Point Radford Coastal Carolina 69 Southern Liberty (3-25) Head Coach: Betsy Blose State North Carolina A&T Western Carolina 71 Carolina State Mars Hill Tech Samford Tennessee-Martin 85 Tennessee 84 Point Charlotte Liberty Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina High Point Birmingham-Southern 53 Southern 63 Carolina Radford Elon Winthrop Asheville Basketball

13 (19-9) Head Coach: Betsy Blose Montreat Tennessee St East Tennessee 49 Carolina Appalachian St. 61 Carolina A&T UT-Martin South Carolina St Birmingham-Southern High Point Liberty 65 Southern 81 Carolina Winthrop 62 Point Radford Coastal Carolina Charleston Southern Birmingham-Southern (18-12) Head Coach: Betsy Blose 51 vs. Lehigh vs. Texas-Pan American 65 Furman American Montreat Western Carolina Wofford North Carolina A&T vs. Delaware State vs. Morehead State Gardner-Webb 58 State Liberty* Radford* 52 Point* Longwood Coastal Carolina* Charleston Southern* High Point* Winthrop* 48 Carolina* 48 Southern* Birmingham-Southern* Radford vs. High Point 53 Liberty (15-13) Head Coach: Betsy Blose 65 Jacksonville Campbell Carolina 83 Carolina Furman Chattanooga Sewanee North Carolina A&T vs. North Dakota State Montreat High Point* Carolina* 65 Southern* Radford* Birmingham-Southern* Point* Winthrop* Coastal Carolina* Charleston Southern* Liberty* High Point 100 All-Time Results Asheville Basketball 81

14 Team MVP Team MVP/SAAC Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) A student-athlete advisory committee (SAAC) is a committee made up of student-athletes assembled to provide insight on the studentathlete experience. The SAAC also offers input on the rules, regulations and polices that affect student-athletes lives on NCAA member institution campuses. President - Omar Ahmad Men s track Vice President - Lauren Wingo - W. Soccer Secretary - Whitney Abbott - W. Tennis Big South Representative: Omar Ahmad and Elif Unlu Student Government Representative - Elif Unlu National Leadership Conference Representative - Whitney Abbott Members: Lauren Ficker - W. Volleyball Kaitlyn McDaniel - W. Volleyball Morgan Weeks - W. Track and Field Sara Huckbody - W. Cross Country and Track Ingrid Allstaedt - W. Cross Country and Track Duanne Stepp - M Cross Country and Track Steve Burnich - Baseball Alex Loftin - Baseball Rob Vernon - Baseball Katie Lilley - W. Soccer Michael Pereira - M. Soccer Barrett Locke - M. Soccer Matt Day - M. Basketball CJ Walker - M. Basketball Nicholas Thuell - M. Tennis Amanda Elder - W. Basketball Katie Baldwin - W. Basketball Rachel Williams - W. Basketball Advisor: Julie Torbett FAR: Herman Holt The mission of the National Collegiate Athletic Association Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is to enhance the total student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity, protecting student-athlete welfare and fostering a positive student-athlete image. 82 Asheville Basketball