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2 Season Date Opponent Won/Lost Score Date Opponent Won/Lost Score Wins & Losses Overall Record 21-9 Conference Record 7-8 NOV..2 KIRKWOOD W NOV. 3 MOTLOW ST W NOV. 9 THREE RIVERS (MO) W NOV. 10 SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS W NOV. 11 MONROE W NOV. 16 GEORGIA PERIMETER W NOV. 17 BISHOP ST W NOV. 20 SOUTH GEORGIA TECH W NOV. 23 COLUMBIA ST W NOV. 24 NW SHOALS W NOV. 29 SANTA FE L DEC. 7 MIAMI DADE W DEC. 8 PALM BEACH W DEC. 14 GEORGIA PERIMETER W JAN. 2 SOUTH GEORGIA TECH W JAN. 5 TALLAHASSEE L JAN. 8 NORTH FLORIDA W JAN 12 OKALOOSA WALTON W JAN 15 GULF COAST L JAN 19 PENSACOLA L JAN 23 NORTH FLORIDA W JAN 26 TALLAHASSEE L JAN 30 GULF COAST L FEB 2 OKALOOSA WALTON W FEB 5 PENSACOLA W FEB 9 TALLAHASSEE L FEB 12 NORTH FLORIDA W FEB 16 OKALOOSA WALTON L FEB 20 PENSACOLA W FEB 23 GULF COAST L 29

3 The Roster ROSTER NO NAME POS HT CLASS HOMETOWN 1 Pearl Johnson PG 5 5 F Lady Lake, FL 2 Jamia Akins W 5 5 S Crestview, FL 3 Ashlie Billingslea PG 5 6 S Stone Mountain, GA 5 Marnesha Hall P 6 0 S San Diego, CA 10 Sequoyah Griffin W 5 10 F-RS Columbus, GA 11 Erin Boyd-Redmond PG 5 5 F Detroit, MI 12 Nikki Caddell W 5 10 F Tuscaloosa, AL 15 Jazmine Billings W 5 8 F Palm Beach, FL 21 Latoya Williams P 6 3 S Gainesville, FL 22 Carolyn Mills W 5 9 S Nashville, TN 25 Blandine Kikwiki Mamuku P 6 2 S Kinshasa, Congo 34 Georgien Williams P 6 0 F-RS Bronx, NY Lenita Sanford P 6 3 F-RS Inglewood, CA

4 31 The Team he Team he Team he Team he Team Latoya Williams 21 Post 6 3 Ashlie Billingslea 3 Pt Guard 5 6 Marnesha Hall 5 Post 6 0 Pearl Johnson 1 Fresh Pt Guard 5 5 Sequoyah Griffin 10 Fresh-RS Wing 5 10 Erin Boyd-Redmond 11 Fresh Pt Guard 5 5 Nikki Caddell 12 Fresh 5 10 Wing Jamia Akins 2 Wing 5 5 Jazmine Billings 15 Fresh Wing 5 8 Carolyn Mills 22 Wing 5 9 Kikwiki Mamuku 25 Post 6 2 Georgien Williams 34 Fresh-RS Post 6 0 Lenita Sanford 50 Fresh-RS Post 6 3

5 The Lane Record DAVID LANE Career Record: , 2006, 2007 FCCAA Coach of the Year 2005, 2006, 2007 FCCAA State Championships 2005, 2006, 2007 NJCAA National Tournament Appearances 2006 Final Four Appearance 2007 Fifth Place Finish 19 All Confer erence ence Player ers 18 College/Uni e/univer ersity Signees 3 NJCAA All Americans 2 WBCA All Americans 100% Graduation Rate David Lane enters his sixth season at the helm of the Lady Indians. Lane s fourth season was one of many highs and lows. While fighting through another difficult schedule and several early season setbacks, the Lady Indians once again accumulated a number of big wins. The Lady Indians defeated national powerhouses Trinity Valley (twice) and Southeastern Illinois, yet also suffered disappointing loses to Kirkwood (eventual Division II national champions) and Georgia Perimeter. Chipola was able to gather themselves together and fought for another second place Panhandle Conference finish and a fifth consecutive FCCAA/NJCAA Region VIII Tournament appearance. Different players rose to the occasion each night as Chipola won its third straight FCCAA/NJCAA Region VIII championship, once again defeating Gulf Coast in 32the 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 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. Behind the tournament s Most Outstanding Player Chinata Nesbit, 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,

6 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 was truly historic. 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 s first season ended with a 22-9 record and a trip to the FCCAA/NJCAA Region VIII Tournament. DEIDRA JOHNSON ASSISTANT COACH Deidra Johnson enters her first season with the Lady Indians. Johnson comes to Chipola by way of Coffeyville community College, where she was an assistant coach for one season under Head Coach Emiley Washburn. She helped guide the Lady Ravens to their third consecutive Jayhawk East conference championship. Johnson played at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith under long-time Head Coach Louis Whorton, where she was a First Team All Conference and Region selection, averaging 10 pts, 6.5 assists, 3 steals, and 2.1 blocks per contest. She was rated as the sixth best junior college point guard prospect in the country by the All-Star Girls report. She went on to play two seasons at Oklahoma State University. A native of Magnolia, Arkansas, Johnson earned an Associates of Arts from UAFS and received a B.A. in sociology from Oklahoma State in Lane came to Chipola from Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, IA, where he served as an assistant coach in the men s program during the 2003 season. 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 decisionmaking 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 TA YANI CLARK ASSISTANT COACH DUSTIN CREWS ASSISTANT COACH 33

7 Women omen s s Basketball Schedule Date Opponent Time Oct. 31-Nov. 1 at Tournament Sanford, FL 31 Chipola vs. Indian River 6:00 pm 1 Chipola vs. Seminole 5:00 pm Nov. 7-8 PANHANDLE/MID FLORIDA CHALLENGE 7 CHIPOLA vs. FLORIDA JAX 5:30 pm 8 CHIPOLA vs. SANTA FE 4:00 pm Nov ALZHEIMER S CLASSIC 13 CHIPOLA VS. MONROE 7:00 pm 14 CHIPOLA VS. TRINITY VALLEY 7:00 pm 15 CHIPOLA VS. JEFFERSON COLLEGE 6:00 pm Nov. 18 at South Georgia Tech Americus, GA 5:30 pm Nov at Gulf Coast Tournament Panama City, FL 21 Chipola vs. Vincennes 5:00 pm 22 Chipola vs. Georgia Perimeter 1:00 pm Nov. 24 at Hillsborough 6:30 pm Nov. 25 at St. Petersburg 4:00 pm Dec. 5-6 at Florida Women s Basketball Shootout Ocala, FL 5 Chipola vs. Central Florida 7:00 pm 6 Chipola vs. Hillsborough 5:00 pm Dec. 9 SOUTH GA TECH 5:30 pm Dec at Central Florida CC Shootout Ocala, FL 16 Chipola vs. Palm Beach 3:00 pm 17 Chipola vs. Middle GA 3:00 pm Dec. 30 at Florida Jacksonville 5:00 pm Jan. 3 TALLAHASSEE 5:30 pm Jan. 10 at Northwest Fl State College (OWC) 5:30 pm Jan. 14 at Gulf Coast 5:30 pm Jan. 17 PENSACOLA 5:30 pm Jan. 24 at Tallahassee 4:30 pm Jan. 27 GULF COAST 5:30 pm Jan. 31 NORTHWEST FL STATE COLLEGE (HOMECOMING) 5:30 pm Feb. 4 at Pensacola 5:30 pm Feb. 7 TALLAHASSEE 5:30 pm Feb. 14 at Northwest Fl State College (OWC) 5:30 pm Feb. 17 PENSACOLA 5:30 pm Feb. 21 at Gulf Coast 5:30 pm Mar. 4-7 FCCAA STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT at CHIPOLA Mar NJCAA WOMEN S NATIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Salina, KS 34 Home games are in ALL CAPS. Panhandle Conference games are in Bold. All times are Central Standard Time.

8 Chipola Basketball Legends ends 2007 All American RaShawna Sippio was also named First Team All Panhandle Conference All American Chinata Nesbitt was named All Panhandle Conference, All State, All Tournament Team and the FCCAA State Tournament Most Valuable Player All American Reggie Maddox was Chipola College s first Women s Basketball All American. NJCAA All-Americans Second Team 2006 Chinata Nesbitt Third Team 2004 Reginette Maddox 2007 RaShawna Sippio 2008 LaToya Williams WBCA All-Americans Women s Basketball Coaches Association 2008 All American LaToya Williams was also named First Team All Panhandle Conference, All State/Region VIII and a WBCA All American. First Team 2006 Chinata Nesbitt 2008 LaToya Williams Honorable Mention 2004 Reginette Maddox 2005 Chinata Nesbitt 35

9 Chipola Player ers s who recei eceived ed scholar holarships to senior colleges es and univer ersities 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 36

10 Chipola Player ers s who recei eceived ed scholar holarships to senior colleges es and univer ersities 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 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 37