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1 WOMEN S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE/RESULTS (6-1, 0-0 MSC) November (6-1) Nov. 4 Harris-Stowe University & W, Nov. 5 Hiwassee College & W, Nov Talladega College W, Nov. 12 Bluefield State College W, Nov Talladega College W, Nov. 25 RV John Brown University % W, Nov Westmont College % L, December (0-0) Dec Cumberland University* 6:00 p.m. Dec. 3 5 Lindsey Wilson College* 2:00 p.m. Dec. 9 Carver College 7:00 p.m. Dec. 17 RV University of Mobile # 7:00 p.m. Dec. 18 RV Martin Methodist College # 7:00 p.m. Dec Bethel University # 6:00 p.m. Dec. 28 Purdue University Calumet^ 6:00 p.m. Dec. 29 Saint Thomas University^ 12:00 p.m. Dec. 30 Johnson and Wales^ 1:00 p.m. January (0-0) Jan University of Pikeville* 2:00 p.m. Jan. 9 University of the Cumberlands 6:00 p.m. Jan. 12 Georgetown College* 6:00 p.m. Jan Shawnee State University* 2:00 p.m. Jan. 18 Life University* 6:00 p.m. Jan. 21 Spalding University 2:00 p.m. Jan. 28 Wilberforce University 1:00 p.m. February (0-0) Feb. 2 5 Lindsey Wilson College* 7:00 p.m. Feb Cumberland University* 3:00 p.m. Feb. 9 University of the Cumberlands* 6:00 p.m. Feb. 11 University of Pikeville* 2:00 p.m. Feb Shawnee State University* 6:00 p.m. Feb. 18 Georgetown College* 2:00 p.m. Feb. 25 Life University* 2:00 p.m. March 3-5 MSC Tournament Frankfort, Ky. March NAIA Tournament Billings, Montana Home Games Bold All Times ET #4 Campbellsville (6-1, 0-0 MSC) vs. 23 Cumberland (9-1, 1-0 MSC) Thursday, Dec. 1 6:00 p.m. ET Powell Athletic Center Campbellsville, Ky. Head Coach: Ginger Colvin (10th season) Overall Record: (.791) Record at CU: (.791) Record vs. Cumberland: THE MATCHUP #WeAreCU About the Series All-Time Record: CU 26-4 Last Meeting: Feb. 20, 2016 CU OT Streak: CU 6-0 Head Coach: Jeremy Lewis (8th) Overall Record: (.566) Record at Cumberland: (.566) Record vs. Campbellsville: 3-8 CU PROBABLE STARTERS (BASED OFF LAST GAME) ABBY MILLER Sr. / G / 5-9 Cookeville, Tenn. Started in all 7 games, avgs. 25 mins/game Gritty, tough, very smart on the floor Doesn t fill up stat sheet but very valauble Scored season-high 11 vs. No. 2 Westmont MADISON CLEMENTS Leads team by avg points per game 49% from the floor, 42% from 3-point r-jr / G / 5-8 Very good mid-range jumper Clementsville, Tenn. MSC Player of Week (Nov. 14) LEEANN GRIDER Sr. / G / 5-5 Jamestown, Ky. JORDAN DORAM So. / F / 5-11 Georgetown, Ky. Started all 7 games, avg. most minutes (28) In-your-face defense, great passer, improved shooter, Floor general at its finest No. 3 (6.2 apg), 44 assists / 12 turnovers Started in 4-of-7 games Matched career-high 15 pts vs. Talladega 54% from floor, Avg. team-high 6.3 rpg Avg. 19 minutes per game * - MSC Games & - Exhibition & - Rotary Classic, McKenzie, Tenn. % - Champions Classic, Jackson, Tenn. # - MSC / SSAC Classic, Campbellsville, Ky. ^ - at Saint Thomas, Miami Gardens, Fla. 15 EMILY FOX Sr. / G / 5-8 McKinney, Ky. Started in all 7 games, avg. 27 minutes 15 ppg, 40% from 3-point line In-the-gym range Improved defensive player RADIO/VIDEO/TV Radio: CU Sports Network, 88.7 The Tiger Jay Turner (PxP) Matt Payton (Analyst) Online Video: TV: WLCU-TV Comcast 10 STORY LINES Tonight marks the first Mid-South Conference of the season for CU and just the second home contest for the Lady Tigers. Tonight also marks the fifth opponent ranked or receiving votes in the NAIA Poll. With the win over Talladega on Monday, Nov. 21, coach Ginger Colvin picked up win No. 250 in her 10-year tenure as head coach. Both Campbellsville and Cumberland are coming off a 1-1 record at the Jackson Rotary Classic last weekend Campbellville University Women s Campbellsvilletigers.com

2 CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIVERSITY TIGERS TEAM INFORMATION ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown / Previous School 3 Abby Miller Sr. G 5-9 Cookeville, Tenn. / Livingston Academy 4 Lauren Turner Jr. G 5-7 Gamaliel, Ky. / Monroe County HS 5 Madison Clements r-jr. G 5-8 Clementsville, Tenn. / Monroe County HS 10 Alexis Pester Sr. G 5-6 Pembroke Pines, Fla. / North Alabama 12 LeeAnn Grider Sr. G 5-5 Jamestown, Ky. / Russell County HS 13 Savannah Gregory RS G 5-8 Scottsville, Ky. / Allen-Co. Scottsville HS 14 Jordan Doram So. F 5-11 Georgetown, Ky. / Harrison County HS 15 Emily Fox Sr. G 5-8 McKinney, Ky. / Austin Peay State University 20 Catlin Hall Fr. G 5-5 Stanford, Ky. / Lincoln County HS 21 Cristin Hall Fr. G 5-5 Stanford, Ky. / Lincoln County HS 22 Lexxus Graham Jr. G 5-5 Winchester, Ky. / George Rogers Clark HS 23 Madison Stewart So. G 5-9 Leitchfield, Ky. / Grayson County HS 24 Dylana Fothergill So. F 6-0 Somerset, Ky. / Southwestern HS 30 Madison Kaiser So. F 5-9 Floyds Knobs, Ind. / Floyd Central HS 32 Queralt Q Pradas Sr. F 6-2 Barcelona, Spain/ Broward College 40 Madison Faulkner Fr. F 5-8 Horse Cave, Ky. / Caverna HS COACHING STAFF Head Coach:...Ginger Colvin (Campbellsville 90) Assistant Coach:...Miranda Denney (Campbellsville 05) Assistant Coach:... Lindsey Burd (Campbellsville 16) Manager:... Chris Schroader (3rd) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Jordan DORAM... DOOR-um DYLANA FOTHERGILL d-lane-a Fathergill Madison KAISER... ki-zer QUERALT PRADES... Call her Q prad-es TEAM INFORMATION Record... (27-8, 10-4 MSC) Finish... (NAIA Quarterfinals) Starters Returning... (4) Lettermen Returning... (11) Newcomers... (5) #3 Abby Miller Sr G 5-9 Cookeville, Tenn. #4 Lauren Turner Jr. G 5-7 Gamaliel, Ky. #5 Madison Clements r-jr. G 5-8 Clementsville, Tenn. #10 Alexis Pester Sr. G 5-6 Pembroke Pines, Fla. #12 LeeAnn Grider Sr. G 5-5 Jamestown, Ky. #13 Savannah Gregory r-fr G 5-8 Scottsville, Ky. #14 Jordan Doram So. F 5-11 Georgetown, Ky. #15 Emily Fox Sr G 5-8 McKinney, Ky. #20 Catlin Hall Fr. G 5-5 Stanford, Ky. #21 Cristin Hall Fr. G 5-5 Stanford, Ky. #22 Lexxus Graham Jr. G 5-5 Winchester, Ky. #23 Madison Stewart So. G 5-9 Leitchfield, Ky. #24 Dylana Fothergill So. F 6-0 Somerset, Ky. #30 Madison Kaiser So. F 5-9 Floyds Knobs, Ind. #32 Queralt Pradas Sr. F 6-2 Barcelona, Spain #40 Madison Faulkner Fr. F 5-8 Horse Cave, Ky Campbellville University Women s Campbellsvilletigers.com

3 CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY PHEONIX TEAM INFORMATION ROSTER No. Name Ht. Pos. Cl. Hometown / Previous School 1 Taliah Moore G/F 5-10 SR DeFuniak Springs, Fla./Walton HS (Alabama A&M) 2 Janisha Lindsey G 5-2 r-jr Evansville, Ind./Benjamin Bosse HS (Chipola College) 3 Jailen Murphy G 5-8 r-jr Nashville, Tenn./Brentwood Acad. (Freed-Hardeman) 4 Cydney Goodrum G/F 5-9 r-jr Kennesaw, Ga./Jamesville DeWitt HS (Roberts Wes) 5 Kerrice Watson G 5-8 FR Bartlett, Tenn./Bolton HS 12 Kristian Watkins G 5-4 SR Lebanon, Tenn./Friendship Christian (Columbia State) 20 Terra Pryor F 5-11 SR Lafayette, Tenn./Macon County HS 21 Julia Fox G 5-8 SR Lebanon, Tenn./Lebanon HS (Murray State) 22 Calynne Pridemore F 5-10 FR Knoxville, Tenn./Grace Christian Academy 23 Corneisha Henderson G 5-7 SO Cincinnati, Ohio/Princeton HS (Southeast Missouri) 24 Briana Vandlen G 5-7 FR Adams, Tenn./Davidson Academy 34 Katherine Griffith F 6-0 FR Knoxville, Tenn./Grace Christian Academy 42 Emilie Harrell F 6-0 SO Madisonville, Tenn./Sequoyah HS (St. Catharine 52 Nicole Bowers F 6-2 SR Nashville, Tenn./Hillsboro HS (Eastern Kentucky) COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Jeremy Lewis (8th season) Assistant Coach... Jessica Pace (3rd season) Graduate Assistant...Chelsey Hall (1st season) Director of Athletics...Ron Paven Sports Info Director...Jojo Freeman PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Cydney GOODRUM... GOOD-drum CORNEISHA Henderson CORE-knee-shuh JANISHA Lindsey... juh-knee-shuh TALIAH Moore... tuh-lee-uh JAILEN Murphy...JAY-lynn KATIA Pol... cuh-tee-uh CALYNNE Pridemore... KAY-lynn Brianna VANDLEN... VAND-lynn KRISTIAN Watkins... CHRISTIAN KERRICE Watson...CARE-is (like kiss) Campbellville University Women s Campbellsvilletigers.com

4 MEDIA INFO QUICK FACTS Location...Campbellsville, Ky. Enrollment... 3,742 Founded Nickname... Tigers Colors... Maroon and Gray President... Dr. Michael V. Carter Director of Athletics... Rusty Hollingsworth Athletics Office Website... CampbellsvilleTigers.com Conference...Mid-South Division... NAIA DI Home Court... Powell Athletic Center SPORTS INFORMATION SID / WBB Contact... Jordan Alves Phone jtalves@campbellsville.edu Sports Info. Asst/Photog...Richard RoBards Phone rbrobards@gmail.com Sports Info. Grad. Assistant...Maggie Calvert Phone mrcalvert@campbellsville.edu Sports Info. Office - Powell Athletic Center Office Hours...8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Office Phone CVILLE % 36.7% 70.3% BY THE NUMBERS STATS Records PPG FG Pct 3-PT Pct FT Pct Rebounds Assists Turnovers Steals Blocks CU % 26.5% 63.9% Series Facts: Campbellsville vs. Cumberland Campbellsville and Cumberland are meeting for the 32nd time. The Lady Tigers lead the overall series Campbellsville has won the previous six games - with three of those victories by four points or less. In the Ginger Colvin and Jeremy Lewis eras, Campbellsville holds a 7-3 edge in the series. The Lady Tigers are also out-scoring Cumberland in the series, 65 ppg - 59 ppg. Both teams have met only once in the postseason, with Cumberland winning its first MSC championship, 59-46, in the year - its first year as a conference member since moving to the Trans South Conference after the season. Since the Phoenix re-entered the conference, the Lady Tigers lead the series 6-3. Campbellsville is 5-0 in Colvin s tenure while playing at home against Cumberland. LTB won the first-ever matchup in the season, Tiger Clawz CU is coming off its first loss of the season to No. 2 Westmont. Four of the Lady Tigers six wins have come on neutral courts. CU defeated Harris-Stowe and Hiwassee in the Bethel University Chamber Classic to open the season, beat Bluefield State College on Nov. 12 at University of Pikeville and John Brown at the Jackson Rotary Classic last weekend. The Lady Tigers rank No. 8 by allowing opponents to hit only 23.5 percent from deep. After coming back from an ACL injury last season, LeeAnn Grider ranks No. 3 with 6.2 assists per game and No. 10 with an assist/turnover ratio of 3.6. Madison Clements has scored in double figures every game this year and leads CU by averaging 15.8 points per game. She scored a season-high 23 points vs. Talladega on Monday, Nov. 21. Last season, Campbellsville finished with a 27-9 record and 10-4 inside the MSC. The Lady Tigers battled their way into the NAIA Quarterfinals for the 10th time in program history before falling to Benedictine, Lady Tigers earn split at Jackson Rotary Classic Lady Tiger basketball picked up a win over John Brown in the opening game of the Jackson Rotary Classic but fell to No. 2 Westmont in the finale. Against John Brown, CU shot a frigid 25 percent in the first half but countered that by firing 54 in the second half. Playing in the inaugural Jackson Rotary Classic at historic Oman Arena, it was a totally different team for CU in each half. The Lady Tigers trailed and only hit 8-of-31 shots, while John Brown drilled six 3-pointers in the opening half. Coming out of the break, though, CU would score 28 points six more points than it did in the entire first half. Emily Fox gave CU its first lead with 5:49 left in the third quarter with one of her four 3-pointers. She finished with a team-high 14 points along with sophomore Jordan Doram, who also grabbed a career-high 13 boards for her first double-double. Against Westmont, the Lady Tigers couldn t overcome just hitting six field goals and shooting 22 percent in the second half. The Lady Tigers came out on fire and took an lead after the first quarter. CU finished with eight made baskets in that first frame (8-of-14) and scored 16 of its 18 points in the paint. The second and third quarters were the total opposite, though. Westmont out-scored CU 16-9 in the second period and knotted the game at 27 going into halftime. In the fourth, the Warriors were able to push their lead to as big as 10 points, Even though CU shot 33 percent from the floor, the Lady Tigers were able to keep the game close throughout by hitting 92 percent from the free throw line (11-of-12) Campbellville University Women s Campbellsvilletigers.com

5 CU S RECORD WHEN... CU RECORD ALL MSC Playing at Powell Playing away Playing neutral Leading at halftime Tied at halftime Trailing at halftime Overtime games Make 8 or more 3-pointers Make 7 or fewer 3-pointers Score Fewer than 60 pts Score points Score points Score points Score points Score 100+ points Opp. score less than 60 pts Opp. score points Opp. score points Opp. score points Opp. score points Opp. score 100+ points Shoot higher % than opp Shoot lower % than opp Outrebound opponent Outrebounded by opponent Tied with rebounds More turnovers Less turnovers Games following a loss Games following a win vs. MSC home vs. MSC away vs. non-conference home vs. non-conference away vs. non-conference neutral vs. NAIA DI Top on Monday on Tuesday on Wednesday on Thursday on Friday on Saturday SEASON NOTES NAIA Basketball returns to historic Oman Arena High profile NAIA women s basketball is returning to the Oman Arena in Jackson, Tenn. as No. 4 CU is one of 14 teams that are competing in what is better known as the Champions Classic. Fourteen of the top NAIA Women s Basketball Teams from across the country will be playing seven games on Friday, Nov. the 25th and seven games on Saturday the 26th starting at 9:30 a.m. ET each morning. Thirteen of the squads are ranked in the Top 25, while one team received votes in the poll. Seven teams are ranked in the Top 10. The following teams are participating in the Classic - No 1 MidAmerica Nazarene, No. 2 Westmont, No. 3 Our Lady of the Lake, No. 4 Campbellsville, No. 6 Vanguard, No. 8 Freed-Hardeman, No. 10 Bethel, No. 16 Montana State Northern, No. 18 Great Falls, No. 20 Columbia, No. 21 Talladega, No. 23 Cumberland, No. 25 Carroll and John Brown (RV). Fox has proved to be one of the best shooters in history Emily Fox transferred to CU from Austin Peay and once her Lady Tiger career started in Janury 2015, she worked herself into one of the best shooters in the MSC. Fox has hit five 3-pointers in two games this season and made four in another. She is hitting 43% from downtown and ranks No. 4 in the NAIA by making 3.6 per game. Last season, Fox also led the NAIA by hitting 110 total 3s. Fox earned First-Team All-Conference honors and was named Player of the Week on Dec. 7. In addition, WBCA All-American Honorable Mention along with being named an NAIA All-American Honorable Mention. Clements hasn t missed a beat after redshirt season After getting injured in the first game of the season last year, it took a lot of convincing for Madison Clements to redshirt. But the move paid off because she is better than ever after getting 100 percent healthy. Clements plays the third-most minutes on the team and is averaging almost 18 points per game. Clements is shooting the lights out by hitting 44 percent from 3-point land (14-of-32) and ranking No. 22 in the NAIA by making 2.8 triples per game. In five games this season, Clements has hit four 3s in a game once and three triples twice. She has hit multiple 3s in every game. In addition, she is also averaging four rebounds per game. Grider is overcoming mental aspects of ACL injury After a grueling summer of rehabbing an ACL injury, Grider hasn t missed a beat. She is averaging the second-most minutes per game (25.0) and is one of the pest point guards in the NAIA. Currently ranks No. 9 in the country with 34 assists and No. 3 by averaging 6.8 dimes per game. The turnover rate has dropped as well, ranking No. 7 in assist-to-turnover ratio (4.8). She currently is tied with head coach Ginger High Colvin with the most assists in a single game (15 vs. Lindsey Wilson in 2015). Coming into the season she ranked No. 5 in program history with 501 career assists - just 91 shy of second place. She has a ways to go to top Colvin s mark of 865. The biggest stat for Grider the past three seasons - she finished her freshman year shooting 47 percent from the free throw line then upped it to 66 percent as a sophomore and 71 percent as a junior. She is current shooting 70 percent. Grider, who wasn t a threat from the 3-point line her first two seasons, also made opponents respect her outside shooting last season, hitting 37 percent from the 3-point line compared to just 22.5 percent in She is shooting 40 percent this year Campbellville University Women s Campbellsvilletigers.com

6 NAIA RECORDS Most Wins in NAIA - Top 15 Coach/Team Yrs. Coached W-L #1 Dave Neal / Freed-Hardeman #2 Mike Davis / Central Methodist #3 John Wethington / Lindsey Wilson #4 Russ Davis / Vanguard #5 Carol Halford / Williams Baptist #6 Bo Browder / Xavier #7 Leon Neal / Evangel #8 Melissa Irvin / Cumberlands #9 Brian Orr / Lewis-Clark State #10 Tracy English / William Carey #11 Chad Folsom / Benedictine #12 Jeff Soderquist / John Brown #13 Dan Chapia / William Woods #14 Ginger Colvin / Campbellsville #15 Tracey Stewart-Lange / Lyon Team All-Time Wins List - Top 10 Team W-L Record W-L % #1 Union University* #2 Wayland Baptist #3 St. Ambrose #4 Campbellsville #5 Mount Mercy #6 Indiana Wesleyan #7 College of the Ozarks #8 Southern Nazarene #9 Tennessee Wesleyan #10 Oklahoma City * No Longer an NAIA Program * Where the CU Coaches Rank by Wins Coach Years Total Record Donna Wise years Ginger Colvin 08-pres. 10th SEASON NOTES CU s non-conference schedule is loaded Campbellsville plays one of the premier non-conference schedules in the country on an annual basis, but the Lady Tigers slate appears to have taken a typically difficult schedule of games and cranked it up another notch. CU s 16-game non-conference schedule features six teams that are ranked in the Preseason NAIA Coaches Poll and all six made a postseason appearance in the NAIA Tournament last season. The Lady Tigers played a home-and-home slate with No. 21 Talladega (Nov. 7 and Nov. 21) - winning both. Campbellsville now travels to Oman Arena in Jackson, Tenn. for the Jackson Rotary Champions Classic to face John Brown and No. 2 Westmont (Nov ). CU will then host the innagural Mid-South Conference - Southern States Athletic Conference Challenge, as Mobile (Dec. 17), Martin Methodist (Dec. 18) and Bethel (Dec. 19) compete for the SSAC at Powell Athletic Center. Over Christmas break (Dec ), the Lady Tigers will travel to Miami Gardens, Fla. for three games at St. Thomas University s Classic. CU ends its non-conference slate with home games against Spalding (Jan. 21) and Wilberforce (Jan. 28). Last season, the Lady Tigers finished with a 17-4 non-conference record including NAIA Tournament games. MSC is yet again one of the top in the NAIA Out of 14 Mid-South Conference games on the schedule, Lady Tiger basketball will play half of them against teams ranked in the Preseason Coaches Top 25 Poll. CU ranks No. 4, Lindsey Wilson ranks No. 5, Shawnee State ranks No. 11, Pikeville is No. 17 and Cumberland ranks No. 23. Ginger Colvin starts her 10th season at CU Ginger Colvin enters her 10th season as head coach of the Lady Tigers. In , Colvin led the Lady Tigers to their most successful season in their storied history. CU competed in the the schools first-ever NAIA Naitonal Championship game. Although, the Lady Tigers fell to Oklahoma City in the championship game, CU finished the season ranked No. 2 (tying its highest ranking in history), tied the most wins in a season (33) and also won its 18th overall conference regular season title (13 MSC, 5 KIAC). CU was also a perfect, 13-0 at home throughout the regular season for the first time in Colvin s era. This past season, the Lady Tigers made another MSC Tournemant title run before falling the in the championship game. Colvin s Lady Tigers reached the NAIA Quarterfinals before falling to Benedictine. In her tenure as head coach, Colvin has accumulated a record. She has achieved three 30-win seasons and has been to the NAIA National Tournament in all but her first season. In her playing career, Colvin was a star performer. In 1990, she was named a Third- Team All-American and the KIAC Player of the Year. She is one of four Lady Tigers to be named as an All-Conference selection for four consecutive seasons. She is also a member of the 1,000 point club at Campbellsville University and a member of the CU Athletics Hall of Fame. Impressively, Colvin still holds the NAIA national record for highest assist average in a career. She also ranks first in CU Lady Tiger basketball history for assists in a game, season and career Campbellville University Women s Campbellsvilletigers.com

7 NAIA PRESEASON POLL Rank Team Record 1 1 MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) (7) Westmont (Calif.) (2) Our Lady of the Lake (Texas) Campbellsville (Ky.) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) Vanguard (Calif.) Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) Lyon (Ark.) Bethel (Tenn.) 3-4 T11 6 Shawnee State (Ohio) 11-0 T11 8 Benedictine (Kan.) Baker (Kan.) The Master s (Calif.) Central Methodist (Mo.) Montana State-Northern Pikeville (Ky.) Great Falls (Mont.) Oklahoma City Columbia (Mo.) Talladega (Ala.) Wayland Baptist (Texas) Cumberland (Tenn.) Loyola (La.) Carroll (Mont.) 6-2 BOLD - CU OPPONENTS CU S WEEKLY RANKINGS Date Rank Poll O. 25 #4 Preseason SEASON NOTES Hall twins are first in program history Shawnee State University was the final team to earn a first-place vote, while being tabbed as third in the poll with 36 points. The Bears swept the conference regular season and tournament titles last season. For a team with three Madisons (Clements, Stewart and Kaiser), having a set of identical twins should be no problem. The Hall s helped Lincoln County to an record during their three-plus years of high school, including two 45th District titles and one 12th Region crown. Caitlin Hall, a point guard, averaged six points and six rebounds a game and hit 34 percent from the field and 81 percent from the free throw line her senior year of HS. Cristin Hall, a dangerous 3-point shooter, averaged 10 points and three rebounds, shoots 43 percent from the field and 40 percent from the 3-point line. Stewart dealt with preseason injury Campbellsville was dealt a big blow to start the season, as sophomore Madison Stewart went down in preseason practice with a fractured foot. She is expected to miss the first semester and will be reealuated in December. Last season, Stewart played in 30 games and started two as a true freshman. She averaged just above five points and two rebounds per game, while hitting 54 percent from the floor (60-of-112) and 75 percent fro the free throw line (36-of-48. Burd, NAIA Player of the Year, graduates and now coaching Lindsey Burd, the 2015 NAIA Women s Player of the Year joined Lady Tiger basketball this season as a full-time assistant. Burd, from Hardyville, Ky., holds down the 20th spot in women s career points (1,381) and is No. 10 in rebounds (902) during her four-year career. During her four-year Lady Tiger career, Burd was named to the NAIA All-Tournament Team twice and NAIA All-Tournament Honorable Mention Team once. She was an All-MSC First Team selection twice, an All-MSC Second Team once, and she was also a three-time All-MSC Academic Team selection. Only three times in Lady Tiger Basketball history has a player been named the NAIA National Player of the Year. Burd became the second Lady Tiger, joining Whitney Ballinger who received the same honor twice ( , ). NAIA Coaches Poll Ranks Lady Tigers No. 4 in Preseason The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) announced the Division I Women s Basketball Coaches Preseason Poll and Lady Tigers basketball will start the season at No. 4. The Lady Tigers are one of two Mid-South Conference teams in the Top 5 after receiving 194 voting points from the national raters. Lindsey Wilson College will start the season at No. 5 with 177 points. Campbellsville finished last season with a 27-8 record and reached its 10th NAIA Quarterfinal Round before losing to Benedictine, The Lady Tigers lost NAIA Player of the Year Lindsey Burd but have added her to the coaching staff this season. CU returns NAIA Honorable Mention Emily Fox as a senior in The No. 4 ranking for Campbellsville is the 30th-consecutive poll the Lady Tigers have been in the Top 5 dating back to Campbellsville has been ranked in every poll since Oct. 27, 2008 when the Lady Tigers were not tabbed in the Preseason Edition Campbellville University Women s Campbellsvilletigers.com

8 MSC STANDINGS MSC Standings SCHOOL MSC OVERALL 11 Shawnee State Lindsey Wilson Cumberland Pikeville Cumberlands Campbellsville Georgetown Life MSC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Name Week Nicole Bowers (Cumberland) Nov. 7 Madison Clements (Campbellsville) Nov. 14 Nicole Bowers (Cumberland) Nov. 21 Jonessa Moore (Shawnee State) Nov. 28 This Week in the MSC Monday, Nov. 28 Pikeville 80, Georgetown 74 Shawnee State 72, Cumberlands 64 Cumberland 88, Life 58 Thursday, Dec. 1 Campbellsville vs. Cumberland, 6 p.m. Life vs. Pikeville, 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3 Campbellsville vs. Lindsey Wilson, 2 p.m. Georgetown vs. Shawnee State, 2 p.m. Life vs. Cumberlands, 2 p.m. THE MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE CU in the MSC Stats Category... Rank Scoring (4th) Scoring Defense (2nd) Scoring Margin (2nd) Free Throw % % (5th) Field Goal % % (2nd) Field Goal % Def % (3rd) 3-Pt Field Goal % % (3rd) 3-Pt Field Goals/Game (2nd) 3-Pt Field Goal % Def % (1st) Offensive Rebs./Game (7th) Defensive Rebs./Game (7th) Rebound Margin (6th) Blocks per game (8th) Assists per game (1st) Steals per game (1st) Turnover Margin (2nd) Assist/TO Ratio (2nd) MSC Preseason Coaches Poll Lindsey Wilson College picked up 47 total points and six of the eight first-place votes to be the preseason favorite. Last season LWC finished tied with Campbellsville in the MSC standings at 10-4 but bowed out of the conference tournament in the semifinals. Campbellsville earned 38 voting points and one first-place vote from the MSC coaches. The Lady Tigers finished tied for second in the regular season standings last season but had another run in the NAIA Tournament going into the quarterfinals. Shawnee State University was the final team to earn a first-place vote, while being tabbed as third in the poll with 36 points. The Bears swept the conference regular season and tournament titles last season.\ University of Pikeville is fourth in the poll with 33 points, following by Cumberland University in fifth with 30 points. Rounding out the poll is University of the Cumberlands with 17 points, followed by Georgetown with 16. Life was the final team in the poll after grabbing seven voting points as they enter their first season of competition. The 2017 Mid-South Conference Men s Basketball Championship is slated for March 2-5 at the Frankfort Convention Center in Frankfort, Ky. Individuals in the MSC Stats Category/Player Rank Scoring/Game... M. Clements (17.86, 5th) Scoring/Game... E. Fox (15.2, 6th) FG %... M. Clements (48.9%, 7th) 3-Pt FG %... M. Clements (42.1%, 4th) 3-Pt FG %... E. Fox (39.7%, 5th) 3-Pt FG/Game... E. Fox (3.3, 1st) 3-Pt FG/Game... M. Clements (2.2, 6th) Free Throw %...E. Fox (78.9%, 3rd) Steals...A. Miller (17, 6th) Steals/Game... A. Miller (2.4, 3rd) Steals/Game...L. Graham (1.7, 9th) Rebounds/Game J. Doram (6.3, 9th) Assists... L. Grider (44, 3rd) Assists/Game...L. Grider (6.2, 1st) Assist/Turnover...L. Grider (3.67, 2nd) Individuals in the NAIA Stats Last Season (Final - Top 10) Category/Player Rank Assists/Game... LeeAnn Grider (6.2, 3rd) 3-Pt FG/Game...Emily Fox (3.2, 6th) Assist/Turnover... LeeAnn Grider (3.6, 10th) Total Assists... LeeAnn Grider (44, 11th) 3-Pt FG Made...Emily Fox (23, 16th) Campbellville University Women s Campbellsvilletigers.com

9 GAME-BY-GAME LEADERS Date Opponent Result Points Rebounds Blocks Steals Assists N. 4 Harris-Stowe State University W, Fox (15) Pradas (7) Clements (1) Miller (5) Grider (5) N. 5 Hiwassee College W, Fox (18) 4 tied (5) Fothergill (1) 2 tied (3) Grider (7) N. 7 Talladega College W, Clements (19) Miller (9) none 2 tied (2) Grider (7) N. 12 Bluefield College W, Clemens (19) 2 tied (7) 3 tied (1) Clements (4) Grider (8) N. 21 Talladega College W, Fox (25) Doram (9) 2 tied (1) 2 tied (2) 2 tied (7) N. 25 John Brown University W, tied (14) Doram (13) Pradas (1) Grider (3) Grider (7) N. 26 Westmont University L, tied (11) Miller (5) Miller (4) Miller (5) D. 1 Cumberland D. 3 Lindsey Wilson D. 9 Carver College D. 17 Mobile University D. 18 Martin Methodist D. 28 Purdue Northwest D. 29 Thomas University D. 30 Johnson and Wales J. 7 University of Pikeville J. 9 University of the Cumberlands J. 12 Georgetown College J. 14 Shawnee State University J. 18 Life University J. 21 Spalding University J. 28 Wilberforce University F. 2 Lindsey Wilson College F. 4 Cumberland University F. 9 University of the Cumberlands F. 11 University of Pikeville F. 16 Shawnee State University F. 18 Georgetown College F. 20 Wilberforce University F. 25 Life University Campbellville University Women s Campbellsvilletigers.com

10 Campbellsville Women s Basketball Campbellsville Combined Team Statistics (as of Dec. 1, 2016) All games

11 Campbellsville Women s Basketball Campbellsville Team-Highs (as of Dec. 1, 2016) All games

12 Game #1 Campbellsville 65, Harris Stowe 58

13 Game #2 Campbellsville 88, Hiwassee 50

14 Game #3 Campbellsville 73, Talladega 72

15 Game #4 Campbellsville 108, Bluefield State 41

16 Game #5 Campbellsville 100, Talladega 57

17 Game #6 Campbellsville 71, John Brown 64

18 Game #7 Westmont 59, Campbellsville 50

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