2016-17 UCO Women's Basketball Media Guide

Central
Oklahoma
Bronchos
2016-17

2016-17 UCO Basketball Media Guide
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Hayley Bryan
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Madison Lee
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Sadie Mason
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Marley Anderson
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Nautica Butler
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Blake Blessington
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Summer Jones
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Shatoya Bryson
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Melinda Murillo
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Taylor O’Dell
25
Olivia Mason
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Megan Womack
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Gabrielle Johnson
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Ashley Stephens
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Jesheon Cooper
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Ireon Smith
Central Oklahoma Basketball

2016-17 UCO Basketball Media Guide 1
BRONCHOBASKETBALL
Date Opponent Location Time/Result
Nov. 11 (Friday) Northwestern Oklahoma State Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 13 (Sunday) Southeastern Oklahoma State Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 15 (Tuesday) Oklahoma Christian Oklahoma City, Okla. 7 p.m.
Nov. 17 (Thursday) Cameron Lawton, Okla. 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 30 (Wednesday) Northwest Missouri State* Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 3 (Saturday) Northeastern State* Edmond 1:30 p.m.
Dec. 5 (Monday) Texas A&M International Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 8 (Thursday) Southwest Baptist* Bolivar, Mo. 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 10 (Saturday) Mid-America Christian Edmond 1:30 p.m.
Dec. 16 (Thursday) Southern Nazarene Bethany, Okla. 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 29 (Thursday) Oklahoma Christian Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 31 (Saturday) Missouri Western State* Edmond 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 5 (Thursday) Lincoln* Jefferson City, Mo. 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 7 (Saturday) Lindenwood* St. Charles, Mo. 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 12 (Thursday) Emporia State* Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 14 (Saturday) Washburn* Edmond 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 17 (Tuesday) Arkansas-Fort Smith Fort Smith, Ark. TBA
Jan. 21 (Saturday) Northeastern State* Tahlequah, Okla. 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 26 (Thursday) Pittsburg State* Pittsburg, Kan. 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 28 (Saturday) Missouri Southern State* Joplin, Mo. 1 p.m.
Feb. 2 (Thursday) Central Missouri* Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 4 (Saturday) Southwest Baptist* Edmond 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 9 (Thursday) Nebraska-Kearney* Kearney, Neb. 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 11 (Saturday) Fort Hays State* Hays, Kan. 2 p.m.
Feb. 16 (Thursday) Nebraska-Kearney* Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 18 (Saturday) Fort Hays State* Edmond 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 23 (Thursday) Washburn* Topeka, Kan. 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 25 (Saturday) Emporia State* Emporia, Kan. 1:30 p.m.
March 3-5 MIAA Tournament Kansas City, Mo. TBA
Note: Home games in bold; * - Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association game
Table of Contents
General Information
2015-16 Schedule...............................................1/Back Cover
UCO Quick Facts/Phone Directory.......................................2
Coaches/Season Outlook/Players
Head Coach............................................................................4
Assistant Coaches................................................................. 5
2016-17 Outlook....................................................................6
2016-17 Roster ......................................................................7
Player Profiles.................................................................. 8-15
2015-16 Review
Season Review/Final Stats..............................................17-21
Season Results/Trends.........................................................21
MIAA Standings/All-MIAA Teams.....................................22
Records/History
Central Oklahoma Records.............................................23-28
All-Time Letterwinners .......................................................29
All-Conference/All-America Players...................................30
Season-by-Season Results............................................. 31-33
Series Records......................................................................34
About UCO
The University.....................................................................36
Athletic Administration ..................................................37-40
About Edmond.....................................................................41
About Oklahoma City..........................................................41
The MIAA...................................................................... I.B.C.
2016-17 Schedule

2016-17 UCO Basketball Media Guide2
University Facts
Mailing Address:
100 North University
Edmond, OK 73034
Founded: Dec. 24, 1890
President: Dr. Don Betz
Athletic Director: Joe Muller
Assistant Athletic Director/Facilities: Gunnar Poff
Assistant Athletic Director/Business: Britni Brannon
Assistant Athletic Director/Media Relations: Chris Brannick
Assistant Athletic Director/Compliance: Darnell Smith
Assistant Athletic Director/Marketing: Brandon Baker
Director of Athletic Compliance: Jeremy Rogers
Director of Stampede Club: Al Jones
Head Athletic Trainer: Ed Kabrick
Faculty Representative: Trey Cone
National Affiliation: NCAA Division II
Conference: Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
Nickname: Bronchos
School Colors: Bronze and Blue
Enrollment: 17,101
Basketball Facts
Head Coach: Guy Hardaker
Years, Record at UCO: Ten years, 183-112
Years, Overall Record: Ten years, 183-112
Assistant Coach: Heather Davis
Student Assistant Coach: Julia Mason
2015-16 Record: 19-11
2015-16 Conference Record/Finish: 12-10 (Fifth)
Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/8
Starters Returning/Lost: 1/4
Basketball History
First Season of Basketball: 1969-70
All-time Record: 587-583
Conference/Division Championships: Two (2008, 2009)
National Tournament Appearances: Six -- two in AIAW Division II
(1976 and ‘82) and four in NCAA Division II (2008, ‘09, ‘10 and ‘11)
Media Relations
Director of Athletic Media Relations: Chris Brannick
Office: (405) 974-2142
Cell: (405) 301-1087
Email: cbrannick@uco.edu
Staff Phone/Email Directory
University of Central Oklahoma Switchboard................. (405) 974-2000
Athletic Department......................................................... (405) 974-2500
Head Coach
Guy Hardaker (ghardaker@uco.edu)............................... (405) 974-2146
Assistant Coach
Heather Davis (hdavis9@uco.edu).................................. (405) 974-2178
Athletic Director
Joe Muller (jmuller2@uco.edu)....................................... (405) 974-2500
Assistant Athletic Director/Operations
Gunnar Poff (gpoff@uco.edu)......................................... (405) 974-2176
Assistant Athletic Director/Compliance
Darnell Smith (dsmith132@uco.edu).............................. (405) 974-3959
Head Athletic Trainer
Ed Kabrick (ekabrick@uco.edu)...................................... (405) 974-2188
School Nickname
“Bronchos” was the nickname selected for Central Oklahoma in 1922
by Mrs. C.W. Wantland, wife of long-time UCO football coach C.W.
Wantland. The name was chosen from a number of suggestions for the
name of UCO’s football team and became the nickname for all athletic
teams at the school.
Mrs. Wantland was made an honorary member of the Letterman’s Club
as a result of selecting the nickname, becoming the first woman admitted
to that organization.
School Colors
BronzeandbluewerechosenasCentralOklahoma’sschoolcolorsearly
inthefallof1895byschoolpresidentEdmundDandridgeMurdaugh. The
first public display of the bronze and blue was in Guthrie when a student
represented UCO in the first oratorical contest ever held in Oklahoma.
On the Cover
Featured on the front cover of the 2016-17 UCO women’s basketball
media guide are the four seniors on this year’s team; Marley Anderson,
Olivia Mason, Hayley Bryan, and Ashley Stephens.
Production Credits
The 2015-16 UCO basketball media guide was written, edited and
designed by the UCO Athletic Media Relations Office.
Photographs, including the cover shot, were provided by UCO Photo-
graphic Services Director Dan Smith.

BRONCHOBASKETBALL
Team
Most Points, One Team: 106, UCO vs. Midwestern State, Dec. 2, 2008 and vs.
Newman, Nov. 26, 1996.
Most Points, Combined: 204, UCO (105) over Texas A&M-Kingsville (96),
Feb. 20, 1989.
Most Points, One Half: 65, UCO vs. Midwestern State, Dec. 2, 2008 (first).
Largest Winning Margin: 71, UCO (106) over Newman (35), Nov. 26, 1996.
Field Goals Made: 41, Oklahoma City, Jan. 25, 1982 (att. 86) and OCU, Dec.
1, 1980 (att. 93).
Field GoalsAttempted: 93,Angelo State, Feb. 21, 1994 (made 40) and Oklahoma
City, Dec. 1, 1980 (made 41).
3-Point Field Goals Made: 16, East Central, Jan. 29, 2011 (att. 41) and West
Texas A&M, Feb. 1, 1996 (att. 27).
3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 41, East Central, Jan. 29, 2011 (made 16).
Free Throws Made: 41, UCO vs. TexasA&M-Kingsville, Feb. 20, 1989 (att. 55).
Free Throws Attempted: 55, UCO vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, Feb. 20, 1989
(made 41).
Rebounds: 66, Abilene Christian, Jan. 23, 1989.
Steals: 24, UCO vs. Cameron, Jan. 31, 2009.
Assists: 34, UCO vs. Cameron, Feb. 15, 1984.
Blocked Shots: 14, UCO vs. Newman, Feb. 4, 2012.
Individual
Points: 46, Tammy Cummings, UCO vs. Angelo State, Feb. 21, 1994.
Field Goals Made: 20, Tammy Cummings, UCO vs. Angelo State, Feb. 21,
1994 (att. 37).
Field Goals Attempted: 37, Tammy Cummings, UCO vs. Angelo State, Feb.
21, 1994 (made 20).
3-Point Field Goals Made: 7, four times. Most recent: Julie Metheny, UCO
vs. Northeastern State, Jan. 8, 2000.
3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 16, Ashley Gray, Abilene Christian, Dec. 2,
1999 (made 4).
Free Throws Made: 18, Renee Renz, Texas Woman’s, Feb. 18, 2009 (att. 19).
Free Throws Attempted: 19, Renee Renz, Texas Woman’s, Feb. 18, 2009
(made 18).
Rebounds: 26, Tricia Hampton, Angelo State, Feb. 21, 1994.
Steals: 11, Patti Komalty, UCO vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, Feb. 3, 1982.
Assists: 14, Deanna English, Science & Arts of Oklahoma, Jan. 21, 1984.
Blocks: 10, Brandai Prince, Angelo State, Feb. 21, 1994.
Hamilton Field House Records
Central Oklahoma plays all its home basketball games
inside Hamilton Field House, which opened its doors
on Jan. 8, 1965 when the UCO men’s team downed
intrastate rival Northeastern State 64-52.
UCO’s women started playing in the 3,000-seat facili-
ty in 1980 and are 261-176 (.597) in 35 years, including
a 82-44 mark (.651) over the past nine seasons under
head coach Guy Hardaker.
Hamilton Field House was re-named from Broncho
Field House on May 1, 1993 in honor of long-time UCO
coach and athletic director Dale Hamilton, who helped
design the building in the 1960s.
The facility underwent extensive renovation before
the 2001-02 season, with new chairback seats installed
around the floor level.
Hamilton Field House is also the home facility for
the volleyball and wrestling teams and numerous other
events, including the university’s graduation ceremo-
nies, are also held in the building.

Head Coach
Guy HardakerIn his 11th year as Central Oklahoma’s head coach is Guy Harda-
ker, who has turned the Bronchos into a perennial NCAA Division II
national tournament contender.
A member of the UCO Athletic Hall of Fame, Hardaker took over
the helm in 2006 after a highly-successful stint as boys high school
basketball coach and is 183-112 with the Bronchos.
He's led UCO to its only four Division II national tournament ap-
pearances and the Bronchos won 20-plus games a school-record four
consecutive seasons from 2007-11. Guy guided Central to a top-two
finish in the Lone Star Conference North Division the last five years
(two firsts, three seconds) in the league. Hardaker has coached 13
all-conference players, including two Player of the Year selections.
UCO finished a surprising 15-13 and was LSC North Division
runner-up in Hardaker's first year in 2006-07 and then really taking off
the next season.
The Bronchos gained a share of their first-ever LSC North Division
title in 2007-08 and made it to the LSC Tournament finals for the first
time since 1993 while also earning their first-ever Division II national
tournament berth.
UCO pulled out a thrilling overtime victory in the first round of the
South Central Regional before losing to eventual champion Washburn
to finish 24-8, the second-most wins in school history.
The Bronchos did even better in 2008-09, winning the outright LSC
North Division crown and making it back to the LSC Tournament
finals in again qualifying for the national tournament as Hardaker was
named LSC North Coach of the Year.
UCO picked up two hard-earned wins at the South Central Re-
gional to make the Sweet 16 for the first time ever before falling in the
finals to host West Texas A&M in finishing a best-ever 27-6.
Hardaker and the Bronchos came back with a 22-8 campaign in 2009-
10 finishing runner-up in the LSC North and making a third straight
national tournament appearance before falling in the first round.
Guy's best coaching performance came in 2010-11 when a team
featuring just one senior and missing six players who suffered sea-
son-ending injuries used a stirring late-season run to make the second
Sweet 16 appearance in school history.
The Bronchos were once again LSC North Division runners-up,
pulled off an overtime upset in making the LSC Tournament finals
before losing a one-point heartbreaker there and then knocked off two
higher seeds in advancing to the South Central Regional finals. UCO
fell short there to end a 22-10 campaign.
Central competed as a Division II independent in 2011-12 while
making the transition from the LSC to the Mid-America Intercolle-
giate Athletics Association and went 16-10 despite playing one of the
toughest schedules in school history. The Bronchos got off to a solid
start in their first season in the rugged MIAA in 2012-13 before a rash
of key injuries led to a 9-17 finish. UCO ended up 12-16 the follow-
ing year, upsetting Lindenwood on the road in the first round of the
MIAA Post-season Tournament.
Hardaker got the Bronchos back to their winning ways in 2014-15
with a 17-13 finish while again making it to the quarterfinals of the
MIAA Tournament before losing a close game. UCO had its best
season since 2009-10 last year, going 19-11 with a best-ever fifth-place
finish in the rugged MIAA and another quarterfinal appearance in the
league tournament.
Guy started his coaching career at Edmond Memorial High School,
serving as head girls golf coach and assistant boys basketball coach
from 1987-93. He led the Lady Bulldogs to two state championships
and one runner-up finish in golf while helping the boys basketball
team to three Class 6A state tournament appearances, capped by a
The Hardaker File
• Born: June 27, 1963.
• High School Education: Jones (Okla.) High School (1981).
• College Education: University of Central Oklahoma, bachelor’s degree
in health, physical education and recreation (1986); UCO, master’s degree
in secondary administration (1989).
Coaching Experience
• 1987-93: Edmond Memorial High School, assistant boys basketball
coach/head girls golf coach.
• 1993-06: Edmond Santa Fe High School, head boys basketball coach/
head boys golf coach.
• 2006-Present: Central Oklahoma, head coach.
• Marital Status: Married (Tammy).
• Children: Chance (27) and Tate (23).
Hardaker Highlights
• Has led UCO to four Division II national tournament appearances, in-
cluding Sweet 16 berths in 2009 and ‘11.
• Has led the Bronchos to the two winningest seasons in school history (27
in 2008-09, 24 in 2007-08).
• Lone Star Conference North Division Coach of the Year in 2008-09.
• Coached 12 all-conference players, including two Players of the Year.
state title in 1993.
Hardaker moved over to Edmond Santa Fe High School in 1993 and
coached the boys basketball and golf programs there until coming to
UCO. He led the basketball squad to four straight regional titles and the
Wolves qualified for the state tournament his last three years at the helm,
winning 67 games in that span.
Hardaker led Santa Fe to the Class 6A state title in 2004-05 and the
Wolves were ranked as high as 11th in the nation in 2005-06 before fall-
ing in the state tournament semifinals. He finished with a 173-148 record
at SFHS.
Guy was a three-year baseball star at UCO from 1982-84, leading the
Bronchos to a 101-49 record in that span before leaving following his
junior year after getting drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies.
A two-time All-District 9 and NAIA All-Area pick, Hardaker was
taken in the 10th round by the Phillies in 1983 and spent two years play-
ing in the minor leagues, reaching as high as the Triple A level. He was
inducted into the UCO Athletic Hall of Fame in 2006.
Guy, who received both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from UCO,
is married (Tammy) and has two children (Chance and Tate).

BRONCHOBASKETBALL
Hardaker At UCO
Season W-L Pct. Highlights
2006-07 15-13 .536 LSC North runner-up
2007-08 24-8 .750 LSC North co-champs, NCAA playoffs
2008-09 27-6 .818 LSC North champs, Sweet 16
2009-10 22-8 .783 LSC North runner-up, NCAA playoffs
2010-11 22-10 .688 LSC North runner-up, Sweet 16
2011-12 16-10 .615
2012-13 9-17 .346
2013-14 12-16 .429 MIAA Tournament quarterfinals
Totals 183-112 .620
Noteables
1st Win: UCO 81, Oklahoma Panhandle 56 (Nov. 21, 2006)
50th Win: UCO 89, Texas A&M-Commerce 81 (Jan. 14, 2009)
100th Win: UCO 95, Texas Woman’s 64 (Jan. 26, 2011)
150th Win: UCO 54, Texas Woman’s 52 (Nov. 22, 2014)
Home Record: 82-44 (.651)
Away Record: 69-56 (.552)
Neutral Site Record: 32-18 (.640)
NCAA Tournament Record: 5-4 (.556)
Overtime Game Record: 11-5 (.688)
Record When Leading At Halftime: 146-33 (.816)
Record When Tied or Trailed At Halftime: 43-79 (.352)
Longest Winning Streak: Nine, 2008-09 and 2009-10
The Hardaker Era
Hardaker Vs. Career Opponents
Team W-L Pct.
Abilene Christian 6-2 .750
Angelo State 5-2 .714
Arkansas-Fort Smith 4-3 .571
Arkansas-Monticello 0-1 .000
Arkansas Tech 0-1 .000
Barry 1-0 1.000
Cameron 11-0 1.000
Central Missouri 1-3 .250
Central Washington 1-0 1.000
Colorado-Colo. Springs 1-0 .000
East Central 12-0 1.000
Eastern New Mexico 4-1 .800
Emporia State 1-10 .090
Fort Hays State 1-6 .143
Henderson State 1-0 1.000
Hillsdale 1-0 1.000
Incarnate Word 3-0 1.000
Lincoln 5-0 1.000
Lindenwood 7-2 .778
McKendree 2-0 1.000
Mid-America Christian 1-1 1.000
Midwestern State 5-2 .714
Minnesota-Duluth 0-1 .000
Missouri Southern 3-2 .600
Missouri Western 2-3 .400
Nebraska-Kearney 5-3 .625
Newman 1-0 1.000
Northeastern State 9-15 .375
Team W-L Pct.
Northwest Missouri 3-3 .500
Northwestern Oklahoma 2-0 1.000
Oklahoma Baptist 2-0 1.000
Oklahoma Christian 2-2 .500
Oklahoma City 1-1 .500
Oklahoma Panhandle 5-0 1.000
Ouachita Baptist 1-0 1.000
Paul Quinn 1-0 1.000
Pittsburg State 3-10 .231
Science & Arts of Okla. 3-0 1.000
St. Gregory’s 1-0 1.000
Southeastern Oklahoma 7-6 .538
Southern Arkansas 1-0 1.000
Southern Nazarene 4-0 1.000
Southwestern Oklahoma 13-2 .867
Southwest Baptist 3-2 .600
St. Edward’s 1-0 1.000
St. Mary’s 2-1 .667
Tarleton State 5-4 .556
Texas A&M-Commerce 10-2 .833
Texas A&M International 1-0 1.000
Texas A&M-Kingsville 4-1 .800
Texas-Permian Basin 1-0 1.000
Texas Woman’s 10-2 .833
Truman State 0-1 .000
Washburn 4-7 .364
West Texas A&M 0-10 .000
Western Washington 0-1 1.000
In her third year as Central Oklahoma’s full-time assistant coach is Heather Davis, a former player for the
Bronchos.
David spent two seasons as a graduate assistant coach for UCO before taking over a full-time role in the
summer of 2014. She’s helped lead the Bronchos to a 36-24 record the past two seasons, including a 19-11
campaign in 2015-16 that ranked as the best since 2009-10.
Heather started her college career at Division I Missouri-Kansas City and played two years there, averaging
4.9 points a game as a freshman and 2.2 points as a sophomore while earning Academic All-Summit League
recognition.
She came to UCO in 2010-11 and averaged 4.5 points and 2.7 rebounds a contest while starting in six of 32
games to help lead the Bronchos to a 22-10 record and Sweet 16 berth in the national tournament. Heather
started throughout the 2011-12 season, averaging 10.4 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.2 assists a game as a senior
while making 42 3-pointers.
Davis was a prep standout at Muskogee High School, earning All-District and All-State honors as a senior
while also garnering All-Conference accolades in soccer.
Heather earned her bachelor’s degree in criminal justice in May 2012 and her master’s in criminal justice
management and administration in May 2014.
Serving as Central Oklahoma’s graduate assistant coach in 2016-17 is Julia Mason.
Mason finished a standout, four-year career with the Bronchos last season.
After an illustrious high school career at Fairview, Mason went to Central Arkansas. She redshirted one
season and played in 27 games the next before transferring to UCO.
From 2013-2016, Mason would go on to play in 87 games for the Bronchos, starting in 82 of them.
Mason averaged 11.3 points per game as a sophomore, 10.4 as a junior, and 10.7 per contest as a senior,
when she led the Bronchos in scoring in six gmaes. She also helped the Bronchos reach the Mid-America
Intercollegiate Athletics Association quarterfinals in three consecutive seasons.
Mason’s two younger sisters (Olivia and Sadie) both play at UCO.
Graduate Assistant Julia Mason
Assistant Coach Heather Davis

Central Oklahoma begins the 2016-17 season with
high expectations as Guy Hardaker enters his 11th
season in charge of the Bronchos.
Hardaker returns eight players from last year’s team
that won 16 games. He has three seniors with tons of
playing experience, and a fourth senior who is ready to
return from missing last year with an inury.
Hayley Bryan, Marley Anderson, Olivia Mason and
Ashley Stephens will lead the Bronchos into this sea-
son. Bryan returns in 16-17 after missing last year with
a hip injury.
Bryan has always been a physical presence inside for
the Bronchos, and with UCO having more size this
year, Bryan can stretch the floor and create matchup
problems for opposing teams.
Anderson is another veteran for Hardaker. The 5-5
guard has played in 86 games already for the Bronchos
and is capable of being a scoring threat as well as a
dangerous playmaker with the ball.
Olivia Mason looks to continue her solid play in her
senior season. The 6-foot forward is the leading return-
ing scorer for the Bronchos. Olivia Mason scored 8.3
points per game last year, and can also create matchup
problems with her ability to score from multiple spots
on the floor.
Stephens is another big presence for Hardaker, and
he believes that if she is healthy this year, she can have
a big year.
Stephens is a former transfer who has battled the in-
jury bug and played sparingly last year, 12 games, and
had a similar sophomore season two years ago, but the
6-foot-3 post player is a career .500 shooter.
Hardaker’s junior class is a small mix of big talent.
Megan Womack returns after making her way into the
starting lineup as a sophomore, a spot she wasn’t will-
ing to relinquish.
Womack averaged four points and four rebounds
per game last season and is looking to improve on
those numbers this year.
The other two juniors on the roster, Jesheon Coo-
per and Melinda Murillo, are both transfers who could
have an immediate impact.
Cooper comes from Shawnee Community College
in Illinois, and the 6-foot-5 post player is ready to
work for Central Oklahoma.
Hardaker said Cooper gives the Bronchos an op-
portunity to compete with anyone because her inside
presence changes his entire gameplan.
Murillo, a 5-5 point guard, is a workhorse. A transfer
from NEO, Murillo loves practice, cheers louder than
anyone for her teammates and has a nice game to back
up her vocal leadership.
Blake Blessington, Madison Lee, and Sadie Mason
are the three sophomores on the roster. Blessington
played in all 30 games, by design, last year for the
Bronchos.
Hardaker said Blessington’s development from year
one to year two is noticable, and he believes it will con-
tinue this season.
Madison Lee also picked up a ton of valuable min-
utes last year as a freshman. Lee played in 25 games,
and like Blessington, is ready to improve her numbers
in year two.
Sadie Mason is working hard to come back from
a torn ACL. She started a pair games as a freshman,
playing in 14 before the injury. Hardaker said Sadie
Mason has the ability to be a premier player if her re-
covery goes well.
The freshman class, called one of the best recruiting
classes under Hardaker, is loaded with talent.
First there’s Taylor O’Dell, who redshirted last year.
Hardaker said her improvement in practice a season
ago was big.
Shatoya Bryson, Nautica Butler, Gabrielle Johnson,
Summer Jones, and Ireon Smith round out the fresh-
man class.
Season Outlook
Central Oklahoma senior forward Olivia Mason is the leading returning
scorer for the Bronchos heading into the 2016-17 season.

BRONCHOBASKETBALL
Central Oklahoma Roster
Numerical
No. Player Class Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School
0 Hayley Bryan Sr. F 6-0 Copan (Copan)
4 Madison Lee So. G 5-8 Okarche (Okarche)
5 Sadie Mason So. F 6-0 Fairview (Fairview)
11 Marley Anderson Sr. G 5-5 Snyder (Snyder)
12 Nautica Butler Fr. G 5-6 Cache (Cache)
13 Blake Blessington So. G 5-9 Harrah (Harrah)
15 Summer Jones Fr. G 5-7 Edmond (Edmond Santa Fe)
21 Shatoya Bryson Fr. G 5-8 Spencer (Star Spencer)
22 Melinda Murillo Jr. G 5-5 Guthrie (Guthrie)
24 Taylor O’Dell So. G 5-8 Collinsville (Collinsville)
25 Olivia Mason Sr. F 6-0 Fairview (Fairview)
30 Megan Womack Jr. F 6-2 Stroud (Stroud)
32 Gabrielle Johnson Fr. F 6-1 Oklahoma City (Putnam City West)
33 Ashley Stephens Sr. F 6-3 Kyle, Texas (Lehman)
42 Jesheon Cooper Jr. F 6-5 Belleville, Ill. (Belleville West)
45 Ireon Smith Fr. F 6-0 Midwest City (Midwest City)
Alphabetical
No. Player Class Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School
11 Marley Anderson Sr. G 5-5 Snyder (Snyder)
13 Blake Blessington So. G 5-9 Harrah (Harrah)
0 Hayley Bryan Sr. F 6-0 Copan (Copan)
21 Shatoya Bryson Fr. G 5-8 Spencer (Star Spencer)
12 Nautica Butler Fr. G 5-6 Cache (Cache)
42 Jesheon Cooper Jr. F 6-5 Belleville, Ill. (Belleville West)
32 Gabrielle Johnson Fr. F 6-1 Oklahoma City (Putnam City West)
15 Summer Jones Fr. G 5-7 Edmond (Edmond Santa Fe)
4 Madison Lee So. G 5-8 Okarche (Okarche)
25 Olivia Mason Sr. F 6-0 Fairview (Fairview)
5 Sadie Mason So. F 6-0 Fairview (Fairview)
22 Melinda Murillo Jr. G 5-5 Guthrie (Guthrie)
24 Taylor O’Dell So. G 5-8 Collinsville (Collinsville)
45 Ireon Smith Fr. F 6-0 Midwest City (Midwest City)
33 Ashley Stephens Sr. F 6-3 Kyle, Texas (Lehman)
30 Megan Womack Jr. F 6-2 Stroud (Stroud)
By Class
Seniors (4): Anderson, Bryan, Olivia Mason, Stephens
Juniors (3): Cooper, Murillo, Womack
Sophomores (4): Blessington, Lee, Sadie Mason, O’Dell
Freshman (5): Bryson, Butler, Johnson, Jones, Smith
By state
Oklahoma (14): Anderson, Blessington, Bryan,
Bryson, Butler, Johnson, Jones, Lee, Olivia Mason,
Sadie Mason, Murillo, O’Dell, Smith, Womack
Illinois (1): Cooper
Texas (1): Stephens

Marley Anderson
No. 11
Senior
Guard
5-5
Snyder, Okla.
Senior veteran looking to finish off career in
style ... Has played in 86 games for UCO in
three years.
2015-16: Played in all 30 games for the Bron-
chos as a junior ... Averaged 5.8 points per
game and was second on the team with 81
assists, a 2.7 per game average.
2014-15: Played in all 30 games with three
starts, averaging 5.2 points, 2.3 rebounds
and 1.7 assists a contest . . . Shot 44.5 per-
cent from the field, including 37.8 percent
from 3-point range . . . Made 33-of-38 free
throws (86.8 percent) . . . Scored 10-plus
points seven times, capped by career-best
17-point outing against Lindenwood after
making 7-of-11 shots with three 3-pointers .
. . Averaged 11.2 points during one five-game
stretch while shooting 60.0 percent (18-of-
30) from the field, including 80.0 percent
(8-of-10) from beyond the arc . . . Scored
27 points on 66.7-percent shooting in two
conference tournament games . . . Dished out
three-plus assists eight times.
2013-14: Averaged 2.3 points, 1.8 rebounds
and 1.0 assists a game while appearing in 26
games with five starts . . . Scored season-high
13 points in first-ever college game against
Texas A&M-Commerce, hitting 3-of-4 shots with one
3-pointer and all six free throw tries . . . Had eight
rebounds, seven points, four steals and three assists in
road win over Lindenwood in first-round of the MIAA
Tournament.
High School: Three-sport star at Snyder High School
. . . Averaged 26.2 points, six assists, five rebounds
and five steals a game as a senior in earning All-State
accolades . . . State tournament MVP as a junior after
leading the Lady Cyclones to the Class 2A title . . . Also
lettered in volleyball and track.
Personal: Kinesiology major looking to become an
athletic trainer . . . Names “Glory Road” as her top
sports movie . . . Birthdate is Dec. 20, 1994.
Marley Anderson Career Statistics
Season G-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3PM-3PA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb-Avg. Pts-Avg.
‘13-14 26-5 21-52 .404 6-19 .316 12-14 .857 48-1.8 60-2.3
‘14-15 30-3 53-119 .445 17-45 .378 33-38 .868 68-2.3 156-5.2
‘15-16 30-13 57-147 .388 20-57 .351 40-48 .833 80-2.7 174-5.8
Totals 86-21 131-266 .492 43-121 .355 85-100 .850 196-2.2 330-3.8
UCO Career Highs
Points: 19 at Pittsburg State (12/5/15)
Rebounds: 8, three times
Assists: 9 at East Central (12/30/15)
Steals: 4, two times
Blocks: 1, twice

BRONCHOBASKETBALL
Hayley Bryan
No. 0
Senior
Forward
6-0
Copan, Okla.
UCO Career Highs
Points: 16 vs. Southwestern (11/25/14)
Rebounds: 10 vs. Arkansas-Fort Smith
(11/12/13)
Assists: 4 vs. Midwestern State
(11/21/14)
Steals: 2 vs. Southern Nazarene
(12/2/14)
Blocks: 1, nine times
Veteran player ready to return to the lineup after
missing last year with an injury ... Has played 71
games in three years for the Bronchos and is tough,
presence inside while also hurting opponents from
the 3-point line.
2015-16: Sat out with injury.
2014-15: Averaged 4.2 points and 3.0 rebounds a
game while playing in all 30 games with three starts .
. . Scored career-high 16 points in just 18 minutes of
action in early-season road win over Southwestern
Oklahoma, hitting 6-of-10 shots with a 3-pointer
and 3-of-4 foul shots while adding seven rebounds .
. . Pulled down at least five rebounds in eight games,
hauling in season-high nine against Lindenwood .
. . Handed out career-best four assists against Mid-
western State . . . Was named to the MIAA Academic
Honor Roll.
2013-14: Appeared in 27 games with two starts,
averaging 4.2 points and 2.7 rebounds a game . .
. Scored in double figures three times, capped by
15-point outing while making all three field goal
tries with a 3-pointer and 8-of-10 free throws in
start against Nebraska-Kearney . . . Had career-high
10 rebounds and added four points in other start
against Arkansas-Fort Smith . . . Scored 11 points
with five rebounds in win over Southwest Baptist . . .
Opened season with 10-point, seven-rebound
performance in win over Texas A&M-Com-
merce.
2012-13: Played in 14 games, averaging 4.5
points and 2.4 rebounds a game . . . Had 12
points and four rebounds on 5-of-7 shooting
in collegiate debut against Cameron . . . Also
scored in double digits against Angelo State
(10) and Northwest Missouri (11), pulling
down season-high six rebounds in NWMSU
contest.
High School: Four-sport star at Copan High
School, earning All-State honors in basketball
and volleyball . . . Averaged 16.4 points a game
as a senior in leading the Hornets to Class A
state semifinals . . . Four-time All-Conference
pick . . . Three-time state track qualifier in the
discus and a regional qualifier in golf.
Personal: Family life major looking to become
a school counselor . . . Sister (Jill) played for the
Bronchos from 2010-14 . . . Mother (Kristy)
and father (Tim) both played basketball at
Oklahoma Wesleyan and grandfather (Terry
Bryan) baseball at Tulsa . . . Enjoys reading and
playing golf among her hobbies . . . Birthdate is
Dec. 5, 1993.
Hayley Bryan Career Statistics
‘12-13 14-0 26-57 .456 4-10 .400 7-14 .500 33-2.4 63-4.5
‘13-14 27-2 31-78 .397 8-23 .348 43-58 .741 73-2.7 113-4.2
‘14-15 30-3 40-134 .299 10-31 .323 36-49 .735 90-3.0 126-4.2
‘15-16 Did not play (Medical Redshirt)
Totals 71-5 97-269 .361 22-64 .343 86-121 .711 196-2.8 302-4.3

Olivia Mason
No. 25
Senior
Forward
6-0
Fairview, Okla.
Olivia Mason Career Statistics
‘13-14 28-20 80-207 .386 34-103 .330 45-58 .776 193-6.9 239-8.5
‘14-15 29-23 85-237 .359 46-128 .359 55-68 .809 156-4.4 271-9.3
‘15-16 24-8 54-144 .375 38-84 .452 54-64 .844 137-5.7 200-8.3
Totals 81-51 219-588 .372 118-315 .375 154-190 .811 486-6.0 710-8.7
UCO Career Highs
Points: 22 vs. Southwest Baptist, 1/10/15
Rebounds: 13 vs. Washburn, 1/23/14
Assists: 6 vs. Lincoln, 12/7/14
Steals: 4, three times
Blocks: 3, two times
Senior leader of the Bronchos ready to cap off a
brilliant career.
2015-16: Started eight of 24 games played as a junior
... Scored 8.3 points per game ... Led the team in
rebounding with an average of 5.7 per contest ... Is
leader on the team among returning players in mul-
tiple categories including scoring and rebounding.
2014-15: Honorable mention All-MIAA seletion
after averaging 9.3 points and team-high 5.4 re-
bounds a game . . . Played in 29 games with 23 starts
and shot solid 35.9 percent from 3-point range while
making team-high 46 treys . . . Pulled down six-plus
rebounds 14 times, capped by a pair of 10-carom
outings . . . Scored in double figures 15 times with
two 20-point games, including a career-high 22
against Southwest Baptist after hitting 7-of-13 shots
with four 3-pointers and 4-of-4 free throws . . . Had
six games with three or more treys and hit 5-of-6
long-range shots in scoring 17 points against South-
ern Nazarene . . . Shot 80.9 percent (55-of-68) from
the foul line . . . Was named to the MIAA Academic
Honor Roll.
2013-14: Averaged 8.5 points and team-best 6.9
rebounds a game while playing in all 28 contests
with 20 starts . . . Scored in double figures 11 times,
topped by 19-point outing against Pittsburg State
when made five 3-pointers while adding six re-
bounds and three steals . . . Pulled down eight-plus
rebounds in 12 games, including seven with 10 or
more . . . Had double-doubles against Southern
Nazarene (14 points, 10 rebounds), Washburn (10
points, season-high 13 rebounds) and Northeastern
State (12 points, 11 rebounds) . . . Made 34 treys on
the season, hitting three or more four times.
High School: Three-sport star at Fairview High
School . . . Helped lead Yellowjackets to Class 2A
state title in hoops as a junior while earning all-tour-
nament honors . . . Enid News & Eagle Area Player
of the Year and an All-State selection as a senior
after averaging 16.6 points, 9.7 rebounds, 3.7 assists
and 2.8 steals a game . . . Also an All-State pick in
both fast- and slow-pitch softball and a track letter-
winner.
Personal: Kinesiology major . . . Older sister (Julia)
and younger sister (Sadie) are UCO teammates . .
. Father (Lance) played basketball at Northwestern
Oklahoma . . . Names Taylor Swift as her favorite
musician . . . Member of UCO’s Student-Athlete
Advisory Committee (SAAC) . . . Birthdate is March
17, 1995.

One of four seniors providing experience to UCO in 2016-17.
2015-16: Appeared in 12 games in junior season.
2014-15: Averaged 1.1 points and 1.4 rebounds a game while appearing in 17 games . . . Had a pair
of four-point outings and pulled down season-high four rebounds in 10 minutes of action against
Northeastern State . . . Blocked two shots in eight minutes during rout of Nebraska-Kearney.
2013-14: Played in one game in freshman season at the University of Texas-San Antonio.
High School: All-District selection as a senior at Lehman High School.
Personal: Physical education/health
major looking to become a coach . . .
Enjoys listening to music in her spare
time . . . Names the Oklahoma City
Thunder as her top professional team .
. . Lists “Coach Carter” as her favorite
sports movie . . . Birthdate is March 28,
1996.
BRONCHOBASKETBALL
Ashley Stephens
No. 33
Senior
Forward
6-3
Kyle, Texas (Lehman)
UCO Career Highs
Points: 4, three times
Rebounds: 4 vs. Pittsburg State, 1/29/15
Assists: 2 vs. Nebraska-Kearney, 2/28/15
Steals: 2, two times
Blocks: 2 vs. Nebraska-Kearney, 2/28/15
Ashley Stephens Career Statistics
‘14-15 17-0 8-16 .500 0-0 .000 3-7 .429 23-1.4 19-1.1
‘15-16 12-0 4-8 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 4-0.3 8-0.7
Totals 29-0 12-24 .500 0-0 .000 3-7 .429 27-0.9 27-0.9
Megan Womack
No. 30
Junior
Forward
6-2
Stroud
Megan Womack Career Statistics
‘15-16 29-20 46-106 .434 0-0 .000 11-24 .458 117-4.0 103-3.6
UCO Career Highs
Points: 10 vs. Lincoln (1/28/16)
Rebounds: 9 at Oklahoma Christian
(11/17/15)
Assists: 3 vs. vs. Lindenwood (1/30/16)
Steals: 4 vs. Lincoln (1/28/16)
Blocks: 4 vs. Lincoln (1/28/16)
Junior forward poised to be a leader on the team
... 20 starts a year ago makes her a veteran on the
team.
2015-16: Played in 29 games as an incoming
transfer sophomore ... Started 20 games, becom-
ing a regular fixture in the lineup ... Averaged 3.6
points per game and 4.0 rebounds per game.
2014-15: Played sparingly in 15 games as a fresh-
man at North Texas . . . Had a pair of four-point
games.
High School: Prep star at Stroud High School . .
.Three-time All-Conference, All-Region and team
MVP selection . . . Consensus All-State pick and
a McDonald’s All-America nominee as a senior
with the Tigers.
Personal: History major looking to become a
teacher and coach . . . Names J. Cole as her favor-
ite musician . . . Lists the Oklahoma City Thunder
as her top team . . . Birthdate is May 23, 1995.

Jesheon Cooper
No. 42
Junior
Forward
6-5
Belleville, Ill.
Melinda Murillo
No. 22
Junior
Guard
5-5
Guthrie, Okla.
Transfer from Shawnee Community College
looking to make a big impact at UCO as
6-foot-5 force in the post.
2015-16: Started 21 of 22 games for Shawnee
Community College in Ullin, Ill. as a sopho-
more ... Averaged 12.1 points per game and
8.6 rebounds per game ... Shot 64.1 percent
from the field a season ago ... Season highs:
19 points, 17 rebounds.
Personal: Journalism major who would like
to go into broadcasting ... Lists the Oklaho-
ma City Thunder as her favorite pro sports
team ... Lists Rhianna as her favorite music
artist ... Birthdate is May 17, 1996.
Transfer from Northeastern A&M looking to
make an immediate impact as a junior.
2015-16: Region II Player of the Year and
second-team All-American after averaging
12.6 points, 3.1 assists and 1.9 steals per
game.
High School: Averaged 16.5 points per game
at Guthrie ... Named Oklahoma Girls Basket-
ball Coaches Association All-State as a senior
in 2013 ... Was First-team All-Suburban
Conference.
Personal: Kinesiology major who would like
to be a personal trainer ... Likes the Chicago
Bulls ... Birthdate is January 26, 1995.
Blake Blessington
No. 13
Sophomore
Guard
5-9
Harrah, Okla.
Sophomore guard looking to gain more minutes
in her second year after working to become regu-
lar on the floor a season ago.
2015-16: Appeared in all 30 games as a freshman
... Contributed consistently, scoring 2.8 points
per game in 10 minutes per contest.
High School: Prep standout at Harrah High
School who finished as the school’s all-time lead-
ing scorer . . . Conference MVP as a senior while also earning
All-District, All-Region, All-Area and All-State honors . . .
Averaged 13.3 points. 6.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists a game her
final season in leading the Panthers to the state tournament . . .
Also lettered in tennis and soccer.
Personal: Early childhood education major looking to be-
come a teacher . . . Includes Drake among her favorite musi-
cians . . . Birthdate is April 25, 1997.
Blake Blessington Career Statistics
‘15-16 30-0 26-76 .342 8-25 .320 18-28 .643 45-1.5 78-2.6
UCO Career Highs
Points: 10 at East Central (12/30/15)
Rebounds: 4, twice
Assists: 1, 11 times
Steals: 1, five times
Blocks: 1, twice

BRONCHOBASKETBALL
Sadie Mason
No. 5
Sophomore
Forward
6-0
Fairview, Okla.
Madison Lee
No. 4
Sophomore
Guard
5-8
Okarche, Okla.
Sophomore with plenty of playing time look-
ing to step up her role with the Bronchos.
2015-16: Appeared in 25 games as a fresh-
man in reserve minutes ... Averaged 1.7
points per game but was a solid contributor
shooting nearly 50 percent from the field.
High School: Four-year star at small-school
power Okarche High School . . . Started in 12
state tournament games in helping lead the
Warriors to two state titles and two run-
ner-up finishes . . . Four-time All-Conference
selection, finishing career with 1,459 points
. . . Averaged 14.7 points a game as a senior
in earning Oklahoman Little All-City and
All-State accolades . . . Also a softball letter-
winner.
Personal: Biology major . . . Class valedicto-
rian who graduated OHS with a 4.0 GPA . .
. Names the Oklahoma City Thunder as her
favorite team . . . Lists Sam Hunt as her top
musician . . . Mother (Teresa) competed in
rodeo at Southwestern Oklahoma . . . Birth-
date is June 21, 1997.
Sophomore with playing experience looking
to increase role with UCO.
2015-16: Averaged over six points per game
as a freshman while appearing in 14 games,
starting two ... Also hit the boards for the
Bronchos, grabbing nearly four rebounds per
game.
High School: Consensus All-State pick as a
senior at Fairview High School after averag-
ing 13.9 points and 7.3 rebounds a game with
39 steals . . . Helped lead the Yellowjackets
to one state championship during four-year
starting career . . . Also a state runner-up in
the high jump during junior campaign and
an Alternate All-Stater in softball.
Personal: Undecided on a major . . . Older
sister (Olivia) is UCO teammate . . . Older
sister (Julia) is graduate assistant . . . Names
the Oklahoma City Thunder as her favorite
team . . . Lists Ellie Goulding as her top mu-
sician . . .Birthdate is Aug. 21, 1996.
Sadie Mason Career Statistics
‘15-16 14-2 35-99 .354 2-14 .143 19-26 .731 39-2.8 91-6.5
UCO Career Highs
Points: 17 at Northwestern (11/14/15)
Rebounds: 6, twice
Assists: 3 vs. Southern Nazarene
(12/17/15)
Steals: 2 at Lincoln (12/12/15)
Blocks: 2, twice
Madison Lee Career Statistics
‘15-16 25-0 14-32 .438 3-12 .250 6-9 .667 20-0.8 37-1.5
UCO Career Highs
Points: 8 at Lincoln (12/12/15)
Rebounds: 3, twice
Assists: 2, twice
Steals: 1, five times
Blocks: N/A

Taylor O’Dell
No. 24
Redshirt Freshman
Guard
5-8
Collinsville, Okla.
Summer Jones
No. 15
Freshman
Guard
5-7
Edmond, Okla.
Sophomore guard looking to increase role
with the Bronchos.
2015-16: Sat out redshirt year
High School: Two-time All-Conference pick
at Collinsville High School . . . Helped lead
the Cardinals to the Class 5A state semifinals
as a senior last year.
Personal: Business finance major . . . Father
(Lloyd) played golf at Northeastern State . . .
Birthdate is April 18, 1997.
Freshman guard searching for a role with the
Bronchos.
High School: Played 102 games for Edmond
Santa Fe in four seasons ... Averaged 5.6
points per game as a senior ... Led Santa Fe
with 12 points in Class 6A state quarterfinal
last season.
Personal: Undecided as a major but would
like to be a Physical Therapist ... Lists the
Oklahoma City Thunder as her favorite
sports team ... Birthdate is March 14, 1998.
Nautica Butler
No. 12
Freshman
Guard
5-6
Cache, Okla.
Gabrielle Johnson
No. 32
Freshman
Forward
6-1
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Freshman post player looking to find a spot
in the rotation early on.
High School: Averaged 17 points per game
for Putnam City West as a senior.
Personal: Has two-year-old daughter (Mia
Brielle) ... Was a state champion in high
jump and hurdles ... Architecture major who
would like to become a home designer ...
Birthdate is October 15, 1996.
Talented freshman guard searching for spot
in the lineup.
High School: Helped Cache earn a spot in
the state playoffs as a senior in 2016 … Two-
sport standout also earned All-State recogni-
tion twice in volleyball.
Personal: Psychology major who would also
like to be a famous singer … Lists Drake as
her fa-vorite musical artist … Cherishes her
friendships … Enjoys going to church and
learning about God.

BRONCHOBASKETBALL
Freshman guard looking to find role with
Bronchos and contribute early with offensive
abilities.
High School: Premier scorer for Star Spen-
cer who played key role in all four seasons
with the Bobcats ... Member of 1,000 point
club ... Averaged 23.3 points, 8.0 assists, and
7.0 rebounds per game ... Only started play-
ing basketball at age 14.
Personal: Older brother (Darrius) played for
Bronchos in 2014-15 season ... Lists Golden
State Warriors as favortie pro sports team
... Lists Beyonce as favorite music artist ...
International Business major ... Birthdate is
July 30, 1998.
Ireon Smith
No. 45
Freshman
Forward
6-0
Midwest City, Okla.
Shatoya Bryson
No. 21
Freshman
Guard
5-8
Spencer, Okla.
Freshman looking to find a role with the
Bronchos.
High School: Played a key role in Midwest
City's 2016 run to a Class 6A state champion-
ship ... Went 25-4 in senior season ... Scored
eight points and grabbed five rebounds in
championship win over Owasso.
Personal: Enjoys hanging out with friends ...
Likes the Cleveland Cavaliers ... Lists Drake
as her favorite music artist ... Birthdate is July
10, 1998.

BRONCHOBASKETBALL
2015-16 Season Review
UCO 68, Southeastern 57
ALVA, Okla. (Nov. 13) – McKenzie Solberg and Haley
Weathers combined for 23 of their 29 points in the second
half to spark Central Oklahoma to a season-opening 68-57
triumph over Southeastern Oklahoma in the MIAA/GAC
Challenge.
The Bronchos trailed by as many as 12 in the first half and
were down 30-26 at the break before surging in front in the
third quarter and then taking control in the final seven min-
utes of the final period.
Solberg scored 12 of her game-high 17 points and Weathers
11 of her 14 in the final two quarters for UCO, which avenged
a 69-66 loss to the Savage Storm in last year's season-opener.
UCO 72, Northwestern 65
ALVA, Okla. (Nov. 14) – McKenzie Solberg scored 14 of her
career-high 36 points in the fourth quarter to propel Central
Oklahoma to a 72-65 come-from-behind victory over North-
western Oklahoma on the second day of the MIAA/GAC
Challenge.
The Rangers had a nine-point advantage at 57-48 early in
the final stanza before Solberg had eight points in a 16-2 run
that gave the Bronchos a 63-59 lead with 2:50 left and UCO
closed out the win to complete a sweep of the season-opening
weekend classic.
Solberg made 10-of-13 shots with a pair of 3-pointers and
14-of-16 free throws in a 36-point outing that ranks as the
second-best in school history while adding seven rebounds
and five steals.
UCO 63, Oklahoma Christian 51
OKLAHOMA CITY (Nov. 17) – Five players scored during
a devastating 16-0 second-quarter run that gave Central Okla-
homa the lead and the Bronchos went on to topple Oklahoma
Christian 63-51.
The game was tied 18-18 two minutes into the second peri-
od, but it was a 34-18 UCO lead by the 2:45 mark as McKenzie
Solberg, Haley Weathers, Sadie Mason, Marley Anderson and
Julia Mason all scored.
The unbeaten Bronchos took a 37-26 advantage into
intermission and stayed safely in front the rest of the way in
improving to 3-0.
UCO 82, Mid-America Christian 69
EDMOND (Nov. 30) – Three different players scored in a
game-opening 8-0 run that gave Central Oklahoma a lead it
never relinquished and the unbeaten Bronchos cruised past
Mid-America Christian 82-69.
Julia Mason had two layups while Sadie Mason and McKen-
zie Solberg both scored from close range in the early surge for
UCO, which was never threatened after turning a two-point
first-quarter lead into a 13-point halftime cushion.
The Bronchos led by as many as 26 in the final two periods
and improved to 4-0 in their home debut.
UCO 81, Missouri Southern 79 (OT)
JOPLIN, Mo. (Dec. 3) – Julia Mason scored seven of her 17
points in overtime and converted the game-winning three-
point play with four seconds left to lift unbeaten Central
Oklahoma past Missouri Southern 81-79.
The Bronchos overcame a 12-point fourth-quarter deficit
behind Bailey Taylor's late-game sharp-shooting and then
Mason took over in the extra period to propel UCO in the
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association opener for
both teams.
The Lions went ahead 79-78 with 17 seconds left in OT, but
Mason worked free for a layup at 0:04 and was fouled. The
senior standout drained the free throw to make it 81-79 and
UCO forced a turnover on the final play to hold on.
Pittsburg State 81, UCO 76
PITTSBURG, Kan. (Dec. 5) – Central Oklahoma went
through a third period shooting slump in losing a 12-point
lead and went on to fall to Mid-America Intercollegiate Ath-
letics Association rival Pittsburg State 81-76.
It was the first loss of the season for the Bronchos, who
dropped to 5-1 overall and 1-1 in the league. The Gorillas
stayed unbeaten, improving to 6-0 and 2-0.
UCO led throughout most of the first three quarters and
was up 48-36 with 6:31 left in the third before going cold while
PSU heated up. The Gorillas went on a 19-6 run to take a
55-54 lead by the end of the third and the Bronchos never got
back in front.
UCO 82, Lincoln 64
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (Dec. 12) – Marley Anderson and
McKenzie Solberg combined for 24 of their 35 points in the
first half to stake Central Oklahoma to a comfortable lead and
the Bronchos went on to an 82-64 drubbing of Lincoln.
UCO tied a single-game school record by hitting 15
3-pointers, getting at least one trey from seven different play-
ers.
A Solberg 3-pointer less than two minutes into the game
to put the Bronchos on top 5-3 and UCO never trailed again,
going ahead 35-25 by intermission and cruising in from there.
UCO 83, Lindenwood 68
ST. CHARLES, Mo. (Dec. 14) – McKenzie Solberg scored
19 points and Central Oklahoma overcame an early 8-0 deficit
to run past Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
rival Lindenwood 83-68.
The Bronchos missed their first six shots of the game in fall-
ing into the early hole, but used a 10-0 run to get back in the
game and went on to take a 20-18 lead by the end of the first
quarter en route to notching their fifth win in six road games.
UCO improved to 7-1 on the season and 3-1 in the league,
while the Lions fell to 6-3 and 2-1.
UCO 64, Southern Nazarene 62
EDMOND (Dec. 17) – Julia Mason drilled a 16-foot jumper
with 2.6 seconds remaining to propel Central Oklahoma past
upset-minded Southern Nazarene 64-62 Thursday night at
Hamilton Field House.
It was the first lead since early in the second quarter for the
Bronchos, who committed 21 turnovers and trailed the ma-
jority of the contest before pulling out the come-from-behind
victory in just their second home game of the season.
UCO improved to 8-1 with their third consecutive win,
while the Crimson Storm fell to 2-5 with their fourth straight
loss.

Northeastern State 74, UCO 61
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. (Dec. 19) – The Bronchos overcame
three double-digit deficits in the final two quarters during
an 8-1 start, but Northeastern State stretched a seven-point
halftime lead to 13 by the of end of the third period and went
on to hand UCO a 74-61 setback.
The Bronchos fell to 8-2 on the season and 3-2 in
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association play in
their last game until Dec. 30. NSU snapped a six-game losing
streak in improving to 4-6 and 1-4.
UCO 78, East Central 47
ADA, Okla. (Dec. 30) – McKenzie Solberg missed just one
shot in scoring 21 points and Marley Anderson had career
highs for assists and rebounds in leading Central Oklahoma to
a 78-47 shellacking of East Central.
It was the first game since Dec. 19 for the Bronchos, who
drained 13-of-25 attempts (52.0 percent) from 3-point terri-
tory in the 31-point romp and improved to 9-2 in their final
non-conference game of the season. UCO shot a season-high
52.7 percent (29-of-55) overall.
Solberg connected on 5-of-6 long-range offerings and made
8-of-9 shots overall in her 21-point outing while adding a
career-high nine rebounds. Anderson scored just three points,
but dished out a career-best nine assists in addition to pulling
down a career-high eight rebounds.
UCO 61, Northwest Missouri 57
MARYVILLE, Mo. (Jan. 2) – Haley Weathers hit the go-
ahead 3-pointer and Jordan Ward scored back-to-back layups
to spark a game-ending spurt that carried Central Oklahoma
past Northwest Missouri 61-57.
The Bronchos overcame a double-digit deficit for the fourth
time this season, climbing out of a 10-point halftime hole in
improving to 10-2 on the season and 4-2 in Mid-America
Intercollegiate Athletics Association play.
UCO outscored the Bearcats 11-3 down the stretch to com-
plete the rally, taking the lead for good at 56-54 on Weathers'
corner trey with 3:44 left to play.
Missouri Western 77, UCO 69
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (Jan. 4) – A gallant upset bid fell short
for Central Oklahoma here Monday night as the Bronchos
dropped a hard-fought 77-69 decision to unbeaten and No.
16-ranked Missouri Western.
UCO led 36-35 at halftime, was down three (56-53) after
three quarters and was within four (61-57) in the final 30 sec-
onds before the Griffons finally closed out the win.
The Bronchos fell to 10-3 on the season and 4-3 in the
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association in their
seventh straight league road game. MWSU improved to 14-0
overall and 8-0 in the conference.
Emporia State 74, UCO 63
EDMOND (Jan. 7) – Slow-starting Central Oklahoma fell
into a big hole early and never recovered in dropping a 74-63
decision to No. 8-ranked Emporia State.
The Bronchos missed their first six shots of the game in
falling behind 10-0 and could never catch up. UCO got within
four points later in the first quarter, but trailed by double digits
the entire second half in falling 10-4 on the season and 4-4 in
the conference.
The Hornets made nine of their 12 3-pointers in the first
half and held a 41-31 rebounding advantage in improving to
12-2 overall and 6-2 in the league with their fourth straight
win.
UCO 61, Washburn 51
EDMOND (Jan. 9) – Jordan Ward drained an early 3-point-
er to put Central Oklahoma in front to stay and Haley Weath-
ers' late-game trey made sure the Bronchos stayed there in a
61-51 victory over Washburn.
UCO never trailed after Ward's long-range shot from the
wing was on target 50 seconds into the contest, with the Bron-
chos going on to lead by as many as 14.
But the game was still in doubt in the final minutes after the
Ichabods crawled back to within two (51-49) when Weathers
tossed in the dagger, splashing through a corner trey at the
3:42 mark. Julia Mason followed a WU miss with a driving
layup to make it 56-49 and UCO went on to close out the win.
UCO 73, Nebraska-Kearney 65
KEARNEY, Neb. (Jan. 14) – McKenzie Solberg scored 16
of her game-high 27 points in the fourth quarter and tied a
single-game school record for free throw accuracy in guiding
Central Oklahoma past Nebraska-Kearney 73-65.
Solberg was 4-of-5 from the field with a 3-pointer and 7-of-
7 from the line in the final stanza as the Bronchos earned their
first-ever road win over the Lopers while improving to 8-3
away from home.
Solberg ended up a perfect 14-of-14 from the foul line in
tying a school record held by nine players with at least 10
attempts. The senior made 6-of-12 field goals in her 27-point
outing while adding seven rebounds, two assists, one block
and one steal in 36 minutes.
Fort Hays State 59, UCO 56
HAYS, Kan. (Jan. 16) – Missed shots led to a missed oppor-
tunity for Central Oklahoma as No. 3-ranked Fort Hays State
survived the Bronchos 59-56.
UCO made just three of its last 26 field goal attempts after
taking a 14-point third-period lead and the Tigers ended the
extra session with a 9-2 run to overcome a 54-50 deficit in
handing the Bronchos the tough Mid-America Intercollegiate
Athletics Association setback.
Regulation ended in a 49-all stalemate, with UCO moving
in front 54-50 two minutes into OT on Jordan Ward's driving
layup and Haley Weathers' 3-pointer from the wing.
FHSU responded by scoring seven unanswered points to
go ahead 57-54, but Julia Mason hit two free throws with 25.1
seconds remaining to make it 57-56. The Tigers made two
foul shots at 20.9 to regain their three-point advantage and J.
Mason's 3-point try at forcing another OT was off the mark
just before the final horn.
The Bronchos ended up shooting just 29.5 percent (18-of-
61) from the field with 24 turnovers in falling to 12-5 on the
season and 6-5 in the league. FHSU improved to 16-1 and
10-1.
Weathers made three treys in scoring a team-high 15 points,
while McKenzie Solberg added 11 points and a team-best nine
rebounds. Olivia Mason chipped in 10 points, six boards and
two blocked shots.

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Southwest Baptist 77, UCO 62
EDMOND (Jan. 21) – Early turnovers and game-long
shooting woes proved too much for Central Oklahoma to
overcome in a 77-62 loss to Southwest Baptist.
The Bronchos had four turnovers in the first four minutes
in falling behind and shot just 20.8 percent (5-of-24) from
3-point range in dropping their second straight Mid-America
Intercollegiate Athletics Association contest.
UCO fell to 12-6 overall and 6-6 in the league in the opener
of a seven-game homestand. The Bearcats improved to 10-7
and 5-6.
UCO 77, Central Missouri 62
EDMOND (Jan. 23) – Haley Weathers hit consecutive
3-pointers to fuel a 16-0 first-half run that put Central Okla-
homa in control and the Bronchos went on to clobber Central
Missouri 77-48.
It was UCO's first win in seven tries against the Jennies,
with swarming defense and crisp passing leading the way
as the Bronchos bounced back in resounding fashion from
Thursday's disappointing loss to Southwest Baptist.
The Bronchos improved to 13-6 on the season and 7-6 in
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association play while
dropping UCM to 7-10 and 6-6.
UCO 77, Lincoln 62
EDMOND (Jan. 28) – Bailey Taylor scored 14 points to lead
a balanced attack and Central Oklahoma used another strong
defensive outing to topple Lincoln 77-62.
Taylor – one of four players to finish in double figures for
the Bronchos – also hit a big third-quarter 3-pointer to stem a
LU rally and ignite a game-clinching 15-5 run.
UCO scored 33 points off turnovers and made a sea-
son-high 15 steals for the second straight game while limiting
the Blue Tigers to 36.7-percent shooting from the field.
EDMOND (Jan. 30) – Olivia Mason scored the last five
points of the third quarter to give Central Oklahoma some
breathing room and the Bronchos pulled away in the last 10
minutes for a 79-58 rout of Lindenwood.
UCO led 37-22 at halftime, but the Lions cut that 15-point
deficit to three late in the third period before Mason hit a
3-pointer and two free throws to boost the advantage to eight
(53-45) entering the final stanza.
The Bronchos turned it on from there outscoring LU 26-13
in the fourth period to win going away in a physical contest
that saw 46 fouls called.
Northeastern State 67, UCO 61
EDMOND (Feb. 6) – Central Oklahoma dominated most of
the game and trailed for just 36 seconds against Northeastern
State. Unfortunately for the Bronchos, that was the final 36
seconds of the game.
The RiverHawks used a devastating second-half 3-point
shooting barrage to overcome a 21-point third-period deficit
in forcing overtime and then scored the final nine points of
the extra session to hand UCO a stunning 67-61 setback.
NSU hit a long trey with 15 seconds left in regulation to pull
even at 55-all – the first tie since 3-3 in the opening minute –
and took its first lead at 62-61 on a layup with 36 seconds left
in OT.
The Bronchos missed three shots and had a turnover the
rest of the way, with NSU putting the game away at the free
throw line.
UCO fell to 15-7 on the season and 9-7 in Mid-America In-
tercollegiate Athletics Association play, while the RiverHawks
improved to 7-15 and 4-12.
UCO 78, Northwest Missouri 63
EDMOND (Feb. 11) – McKenzie Solberg scored eight of
her game-high 24 points in the fourth quarter to spark Central
Oklahoma to a 78-63 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics
Association triumph over Northwest Missouri.
The Bronchos never trailed, led by 17 at halftime and ap-
peared en route to a rout before going cold in the third period.
The Bearcats pulled to within one by the end of the quarter
and it was tied twice early in the final stanza when Solberg
took over.
The senior guard scored six points during a 7-0 run that put
UCO in front to stay at 60-53 and the Bronchos pulled away
from there, improving to 16-7 on the season and 10-7 in the
league.
UCO 88, Missouri Western 78
EDMOND (Feb. 13) – A cold start put Central Oklahoma
in an early hole and the Bronchos never recovered in falling to
No. 8-ranked Missouri Western 88-78.
UCO never led after the Griffons hit a 3-pointer 23 seconds
into the game and made just 3-of-15 shots in falling behind
21-6 after the first period.
The Bronchos rallied to within six in the second period, but
were down 11 at halftime and trailed by double digits most of
the second half.
UCO fell to 16-8 on the season and 10-8 in Mid-Amer-
ica Intercollegiate Athletics Association play, while the
league-leading Griffons improved to 23-2 and 17-2.
EMPORIA, Kan. (Feb. 17) – Missed shots down the stretch
curtailed a spirited Central Oklahoma upset bid as the Bron-
chos fell to No. 22-ranked Emporia 68-59.
UCO misfired on its last four shots after pulling with-
in 64-59 in the final two minutes and made only 3-of-13
fourth-quarter field goal attempts – including an 0-of-6 effort
from 3-point range – in losing its second straight Mid-Ameri-
ca Intercollegiate Athletics Association contest.
The Bronchos dropped to 16-9 on the season and 10-9 in
league play, while the Hornets improved to 20-5 and 14-5.
Washburn 69, UCO 62
TOPEKA, Kan. (Feb. 20) – Rebounding woes proved costly
for Central Oklahoma as the Bronchos fell to Mid-America
Intercollegiate Athletics Association 69-62.
The Ichabods finished with a big 41-21 advantage on the
boards in the hard-fought contest, picking up five crucial
offensive rebounds in the closing minutes to maintain posses-
sion in holding off UCO.
It was the third straight loss for the Bronchos, who fell to
16-10 on the season and 10-10 in the league. WU improved to
15-11 and 11-9.

UCO 70, Nebraska-Kearney 53
EDMOND (Feb. 25) – Hot-shooting Central Oklahoma
scored early and often to seize quick control in a 70-53 maul-
ing of Nebraska-Kearney.
The Bronchos bolted to a 12-2 lead barely four minutes into
the game, were up 26-9 after one quarter and had an insur-
mountable 46-17-halftime cushion en route to the runaway
rout.
UCO improved to 17-10 on the season and 11-10 in the
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association to clinch a
first-round game in the MIAA Post-season Tournament next
Monday. The Lopers fell to 14-13 and 10-11.’
UCO 81, Fort Hays State 73
EDMOND (Feb. 27) – McKenzie Solberg scored five of her
game-high 22 points during a 50-second span in the fourth
quarter to keep Central Oklahoma safely in front and the
Bronchos went on to upset No. 9-ranked Fort Hays State 81-
73.
UCO finished the regular season 18-10 – its most wins
since 2010-11 – and ended up fifth in the Mid-America
Intercollegiate Athletics Association standings at 12-10 while
dropping the Tigers to 24-4 and 18-4.
EDMOND (Feb. 29) – Jordan Ward is not known for her
outside shooting prowess, but the Central Oklahoma point
guard came through in a big way from beyond the arc.
Ward – who made just three treys in UCO's first 28 games
– nailed back-to-back 3-pointers to ignite an astounding 20-0
fourth-quarter run that propelled the Bronchos past stubborn
Lindenwood 71-56 in the first round of the Mid-America
Intercollegiate Athletics Association Post-season Tournament.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (March 3) – A defensive lapse late in
the first half put Central Oklahoma in a double-digit hole
and the Bronchos couldn't quite recover in falling to No.
20-ranked Emporia State 65-54 in the quarterfinals of the
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Post-sea-
son Tournament at Municipal Auditorium.
The Hornets made five straight shots – including two wide-
open 3-pointers -- in the last three minutes of the second
quarter to break a 19-all tie in grabbing a 31-19 halftime lead
and then turned back third- and fourth-quarter UCO rallies
to advance to Saturday's semifinals.
The Bronchos ended the season at 19-11, while ESU im-
proved to 24-5.

2015-16 Individual Statistics
No. Player GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts.-Avg.
20 McKenzie Solberg......................... 30-30 157-332 .473 32-112 .286 137-167 .820 138 4.6 32 0 49 54 14 52 483-16.1
21 Julia Mason.................................... 30-30 120-299 .401 15-59 .254 67-94 .713 125 4.2 73 0 40 47 14 19 322-10.7
25 Olivia Mason................................... 24-8 54-144 .375 38-84 .452 54-64 .844 137 5.7 54 3 39 34 25 29 200-8.3
12 Haley Weathers.............................. 30-30 85-183 .464 54-121 .446 22-26 .846 73 2.4 58 2 36 48 3 41 246-8.2
01 Bailey Taylor.................................... 30-0 71-162 .438 41-101 .406 15-20 .750 50 1.7 46 0 26 57 1 23 198-6.6
05 Sadie Mason.................................... 14-2 35-99 .354 2-14 .143 19-26 .731 39 2.8 40 1 13 13 5 5 91-6.5
11 Marley Anderson........................... 30-13 57-147 .388 20-57 .351 40-48 .833 80 2.7 20 0 81 49 1 25 174-5.8
03 Jordan Ward................................... 29-17 50-121 .413 5-21 .238 40-53 .755 72 2.5 44 2 105 77 0 32 145-5.0
30 Megan Womack............................. 29-20 46-106 .434 0-0 .000 11-24 .458 117 4.0 73 1 14 46 24 23 103-3.6
13 Blake Blessington............................ 30-0 26-76 .342 8-25 .320 18-28 .643 45 1.5 29 0 11 19 2 5 78-2.6
04 Madison Lee.................................... 25-0 14-32 .438 3-12 .250 6-9 .667 20 0.8 17 0 5 7 0 5 37-1.5
23 Savannah Gray................................ 23-0 6-23 .261 5-19 .263 0-0 .000 22 1.0 8 0 6 6 0 4 17-0.7
33 Ashley Stephens.............................. 12-0 4-8 .500 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 4 0.3 11 0 0 3 0 1 8-0.7
Total............................................. 30 725-1732 .419 223-625 .357 429-559 .767 1027 34.2 505 9 425 478 89 264 2102-70.1
Opponents................................... 30 676-1741 .388 213-627 .340 382-502 .761 1130 37.7 569 - 379 551 83 217 1947-64.9
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Date (Day) Opponent Site Time
Nov. 13 (Friday) Southeastern Oklahoma W 68-57
Nov. 14 (Saturday) Northwestern Oklahoma W 72-65
Nov. 17 (Tuesday) Oklahoma Christian W 63-51
Nov. 30 (Monday) Mid-America Christian W 82-69
Dec. 3 (Thursday) Missouri Southern* W 81-79
Dec. 5 (Saturday) Pittsburg State* L 81-76
Dct. 12 (Saturday) Lincoln* W 82-64
Dec. 14 (Monday) Lindenwood* W 83-68
Dec. 17 (Thursday) Southern Nazarene W 64-62
Dec. 19 (Saturday) Northeastern State* L 74-61
Dec. 30 (Wednesday) East Central W 78-47
Jan. 2 (Saturday) Northwest Missouri* W 61-57
Jan. 4 (Monday) Missouri Western* L 77-69
Jan. 7 (Thursday) Emporia State* L 74-63
Jan. 9 (Saturday) Washburn* W 61-51
Jan. 14 (Thursday) Nebraska-Kearney* W 73-65
Jan. 16 (Saturday) Fort Hays State* L 59-56
Jan. 21 (Thursday) Southwest Baptist* L 77-62
Jan. 23 (Saturday) Central Missouri* W 77-48
Jan. 28 (Thursday) Lincoln* W 77-62
Jan. 30 (Saturday) Lindenwood* W 79-58
Feb. 6 (Saturday) Northeastern State* L 67-61
Feb. 11 (Thursday) Northwest Missouri* W 78-63
Feb. 13 (Saturday) Missouri Western* L 88-78
Feb. 17 (Wednesday) Emporia State* L 68-59
Feb. 20 (Saturday) Washburn* L 69-62
Feb. 25 (Thursday) Nebraska-Kearney* W 70-53
Feb. 27 (Saturday) Fort Hays State* W 81-73
MIAA Conference Tournament
Feb. 29 (Monday) Lindenwood W 71-56
March 3 (Thursday) Emporia State L 65-54
2015-16 Season Results

2015-16 MIAA Standings
MIAA Overall
Place Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
1. Missouri Western 20-2 .909 27-4 .871
2. Pittsburg State 18-4 .818 29-6 .829
3. Fort Hays State 18-4 .818 25-6 .806
4. Emporia State 17-5 .773 28-6 .824
5. Central Oklahoma 12-10 .545 19-11 .633
6. Missouri Southern 11-11 .500 18-12 .600
7. Washburn 11-11 .500 15-14 .517
8. Nebraska Kearney 10-11 .476 15-14 .517
9. Southwest Baptist 11-10 .524 16-12 .571
10. Central Missouri 9-13 .409 11-18 .379
11. Northeastern State 5-17 .227 8-21 .276
12. Lindenwood 4-18 .182 8-21 .276
13. Lincoln 4-18 .182 8-20 .286
14. Northwest Missouri 3-19 .136 5-23 .179
2015-16 All-MIAA Teams
First Team
LaQuinta Jefferson, G, Sr., Missouri Western; Kelly Moten, G, Jr., Emporia State; Mikaela Burgess, So., G,
Pittsburg State; Sharese Jones, Sr., G/F, Missouri Southern; Shelby Winkelmann, Sr., G, Central Missouri
All-MIAA Second Team
Kylie Gafford, C, Sr., Pittsburg State; Sarafina Handy, G, Sr., Missouri Western; Beth Bohuslavsky, G, Sr.,
Fort Hays State; Laramey Becker, G, Sr., Nebraska-Kearney; McKenzie Solberg, G, Sr., Central Oklahoma
All-MIAA Third Team
Jill Faxon, G, Jr., Fort Hays State; Kathryn Flott, F, Jr., Emporia State; Sandra Ngoie, F, Sr., Emporia State;
Deb Holcomb, G, Jr., Missouri Southern; Erika Lane, G, Jr., Washburn
All-MIAA Defensive Team
Kylie Gafford, C, Sr., Pittsburg State; Kelly Moten, G, Jr., Emporia State; Kathryn Flott, F, Jr., Emporia State;
Laramy Becker, G, Sr., Nebraska-Kearney; Paige Lunsford, G, Sr., Fort Hays State
All-MIAA Honorable Mention
Ashley Jones, Central Missouri; Julia Mason, Central Oklahoma; Kelsey Barnwell, Emporia State; Chel-
sea Mason, Fort Hays State; Nikola Kacperska, Fort Hays State; Paige Lunsford, Fort Hays State; Zuri Hill,
Lincoln; Kassidy Gengenbacher, Lindenwood; Jenny Rocha, Lindenwood;
Miliakere Koyamainavure, Missouri Western; Chelsea Dewey, Missouri Western; Alexa Hogberg, Nebras-
ka-Kearney; Kate Bellamy, Northeastern State; Tember Schechinger, Northwest Missouri; Cathy Brugman,
Pittsburg State; Hadyn Herlocker, Pittsburg State; Dilonna Johnson, Southwest Baptist; Caylee Richardson,
Southwest Baptist; Felisha Gibbs, Washburn; Alyxis Bowens, Washburn

BRONCHOBASKETBALL

Central Oklahoma Records
Individual Records
Most Points
Game: 46, Tammy Cummings vs. Angelo State, Feb. 21, 1994.
Season: 623, Ashley Beckley, 2010-11.
Career: 1,770, Lizzie Brenner, 2005-09.
Most Field Goals Made
Game: 20, Tammy Cummings vs. Angelo State, Feb. 21, 1994 (at-
tempted 37).
Season: 256, Gayle Stout, 1981-82 (attempted 549).
Career: 628, Lizzie Brenner, 2005-09 (attempted 1,373).
Most Field Goals Attempted
Game: 37, Tammy Cummings vs. Angelo State, Feb. 21, 1994
(made 20).
Season: 549, Gayle Stout, 1981-82 (made 256).
Career: 1,373, Lizzie Brenner, 2005-09 (made 628).
Best Field Goal Percentage
Game: 92.7%, Jackie Eckels vs. Oklahoma Panhandle, Nov. 19, 1983
(12-of-13). Minimum 10 attempts.
Season: 58.9%, Christy Heavin, 1997-98 (169-of-287). Minimum
100 attempts.
Career: 56.6%, Shene Murphy, 1989-91 (228-of-403). Minimum 400
attempts.
Most 3-point Field Goals Made
Game: 7, five times. Most recent - Laura Hamilton vs. Texas
A&M-Commerce, Dec. 4, 2004 (att. 9).
Season: 70, April Taylor, 1994-95 (attempted 170).
Career: 190, Ami Guffy, 1998-02 (attempted 508).
Most 3-point Field Goals Attempted
Game: 15, Ami Guffy vs. North Carolina-Pembroke, Dec. 28, 2001
(made 6).
Season: 175, Shawn Williams, 1989-90 (made 60).
Career: 508, Ami Guffy, 1998-02 (made 190).
Best 3-point Field Goal Percentage
Game: 100%, Heather Davis vs. East Central, Jan. 29, 2011 (5-of-
5); Brianne Grisham vs. Abilene Christian, March 4, 2010
(5-of-5) and Mallory Markus vs. Paul Quinn, Nov. 22, 2008
(5-of-5). Minimum 5 attempts.
Season: 46.3%, Laura Hamilton, 2004-05 (57-of-123). Minimum 50
attempts.
Career: 42.1%, Laura Hamilton, 2002-05 (101-of-240). Minimum
200 attempts.
Most Free Throws Made
Game: 16, Christy Heavin vs. TexasA&M-Commerce, Jan. 16, 1997
(attempted 18).
Season: 199, Ashley Beckley, 2010-11 (attempted 261).
Career: 479, Ashley Beckley, 2007-11 (attempted 698).
Most Free Throws Attempted
Game: 18, Christy Heavin vs. TX A&M-Commerce, Jan. 16, 1997
(made 16).
Season: 261, Ashley Beckley, 2010-11 (made 199).
Career: 698, Ashley Beckley, 2007-11 (made 479).
Best Free Throw Percentage
Game: 100%, 11 times. Most recent - McKenzie Solberg vs.
Northwest Missouri, Feb. 11, 2016 (10-of-10). Minimum
10 attempts.
Season: 88.6%, Kim Priddy, 1991-92 (70-of-79). Minimum 75 attempts.
Career: 83.3%, April Woods, 2002-04 (235-of-282). Minimum 150
attempts.
Most Rebounds
Game: 22, Ton’Nea Cox vs. Abilene Christian, Jan. 27, 1992.
Season: 334, Ton’Nea Cox, 1991-92.
Career: 914, Lizzie Brenner, 2005-09.
Most Assists
Game: 13, Kelly Parker vs.Angelo State, Jan. 2, 1997 and Patti Komalty
vs. Southeastern, Feb. 3, 1982.
Season: 199, Kelly Parker, 1998-99.
Career: 645, Kelly Parker, 1995-99.
Most Steals
Game: 11, Patti Komalty vs. Southeastern, Feb. 3, 1982.
Season: 109, Patti Komalty, 1981-82.
Career: 297, Lizzie Brenner, 2005-09.
Most Blocked Shots
Game: 7, Christy Heavin vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, Nov. 20, 1998.
Season: 55, Lizzie Brenner, 2008-09.
Career: 153, Lizzie Brenner, 2005-09
Scoring
Top 10 Games
Rank Points Player Opponent Season
1. 46 Tammy Cummings Angelo State 1993-94
2. 36 McKenzie Solberg Northwestern Okla. 2015-16
3. 34 Gayle Stout Southeastern Okla. 1981-82
4. 33 Lizzie Brenner Texas Woman’s 2008-09
4. 33 Meghan Craig Missouri Southern 2005-06
4. 33 Patti Komalty Northeastern State 1981-82
7. 32 Meghan Craig Missouri Western 2005-06
7. 32 Meghan Craig Angelo State 2004-05
9. 32 Keri Smith Angelo State 2001-02
9. 32 Gayle Stout East Central 1981-82
9. 32 Donna Miller Oklahoma Baptist 1979-80
Top 15 Seasons
Rank Points Player Season Avg.
1. 623 Ashley Beckley 2010-11 19.5
2. 590 Gayle Stout 1981-82 16.9
3. 558 Lizzie Brenner 2007-08 17.4
4. 500 Patti Komalty 1981-82 14.3
5. 490 Lizzie Brenner 2008-09 14.8
6. 483 McKenzie Solberg 2015-16 16.1
7. 477 Keri Smith 2001-02 18.3
8. 467 Ashley Beckley 2009-10 16.1
9. 451 Tammy Cummings 1993-94 16.7
10. 444 Ton’Nea Cox 1991-92 16.4
11. 434 Lizzie Brenner 2006-07 15.5
12. 429 Jana Flanagan 1991-92 15.3
13. 428 Cassidy Pillow 2007-08 13.4
14. 420 Carrie Tucker 1983-84 14.0
15. 414 Gayle Stout 1982-83 12.2

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Single-Season Scoring Average Leaders
Rank Avg. Player Games Points Season
1. 19.5 Ashlely Beckley 32 623 2010-11
2. 18.3 Keri Smith 26 477 2001-02
3. 17.4 Lizzie Brenner 32 558 2007-08
4. 17.0 Donna Miller 24 408 1979-80
5. 16.9 Gayle Stout 35 590 1981-82
Top 20 Career Scorers
Rank Points Player Years
1. 1,770 Lizzie Brenner 2005-09
2. 1,627 Ashley Beckley 2007-11
3. 1,376 Christy Heavin 1994-98
4. 1,343 Keri Smith 1998-02
5. 1,199 Ami Guffy 1998-02
6. 1,127 Courtney Berry 1996-99
7. 1,028 Kim Thomas 1984-88
8. 1,021 Ton’Nea Cox 1990-93
9. 1,011 Mandy Carlson 1994-98
10. 1,010 Jill Bryan 2009-14
11. 1,004 Gayle Stout 1981-83
12. 977 Britney Morgan 2010-14
13. 969 Cassidy Pillow 2004-08
14. 964 Cristina Yarbrough 2006-10
15. 954 Mallory Markus 2005-09
16. 940 Julia Mason 2013-16
17. 907 McKenzie Solberg 2012-16
18. 897 Donna Miller 1979-82
19. 877 Alyssa Fuxa 2008-13
20. 875 Lisa Lowden 1988-92
Rebounding
Top 10 Games
Rank Reb. Player Opponent Season
1. 22 Ton’Nea Cox Abilene Christian 1991-92
2. 21 Paula Peteet TX A&M-Commerce 1989-90
2. 21 Rochelle Ware Northwestern 1981-82
4. 19 Alex Richardson Tarleton State 2010-11
4. 19 Lizzie Brenner Southwest Baptist 2007-08
4. 19 Ton’Nea Cox TX A&M-Commerce 1991-92
7. 18 Lizzie Brenner Midwestern State 2008-09
7. 18 Lizzie Brenner St. Mary’s 2007-08
7. 18 Meghan Craig TX A&M-Kingsville 2004-05
7. 18 Shauna Tubbs Emporia State 1993-94
7. 18 Ton’Nea Cox Angelo State 1992-93
7. 18 Carrie Tucker Cameron 1982-83
Top 10 Seasons
Rank Rebounds Player Season Avg.
1. 334 Ton’Nea Cox 1991-92 12.4
2. 286 Lizzie Brenner 2007-08 8.9
2. 286 Donna Miller 1979-80 9.9
4. 285 Lizzie Brenner 2008-09 8.6
5. 283 Ton’Nea Cox 1992-93 10.9
6. 274 Ashley Beckley 2010-11 8.6
6. 274 Rochelle Ware 1981-82 7.8
8. 273 Paula Peteet 1989-90 9.8
9. 237 Donna Miller 1980-81 8.8
10. 236 Terry Wilson 1986-87 7.9
Top 10 Careers
Rank Rebounds Player Years
1. 914 Lizzie Brenner 2005-09
2. 796 Christy Heavin 1994-98
3. 788 Ton’Nea Cox 1990-93
4. 676 Ashley Beckley 2007-11
5. 644 Donna Miller 1979-82
6. 486 Olivia Mason 2013-16
7. 479 Keri Smith 1998-02
8. 470 Kim Thomas 1984-88
9. 466 Ami Guffy 1998-02
10. 463 Rochelle Ware 1981-83
Field Goals Made
Top 10 Games
Rank No. Player Opponent Season
2. 15 Christy Heavin Midwestern State 1997-98
4. 14 Keri Smith Angelo State 2001-02
4. 14 Patti Komalty Northeastern State 1981-82
7. 13 Shauna Tubbs Pittsburg State 1993-94
7. 13 Ton’Nea Cox Southeastern Okla. 1991-92
7. 13 Gayle Stout Phillips 1981-82
Top 10 Seasons
Rank No. Player Season
1. 256 Gayle Stout 1981-82
2. 213 Patti Komalty 1981-82
5. 192 Carrie Tucker 1983-84
7. 184 Tammy Cummings 1993-94
8. 182 Keri Smith 2001-02
10. 173 Rochelle Ware 1981-82
Top Five Careers
Rank No. Player Years
4. 512 Keri Smith 1998-02
5. 431 Kim Thomas 1984-88
Field Goals Attempted
Top 10 Games
3. 24 Jill Bryan Northwest Missouri 2013-14
3. 24 Ton’Nea Cox Abilene Christian 1991-92
3. 24 Gayle Stout Cameron 1981-82
3. 24 Gayle Stout Northeastern State 1981-82
7. 23 Patti Komalty Langston 1981-82
7. 23 Courtney Berry Southeastern Okla. 1997-98

9. 22 Ashley Beckley Abilene Christian 2009-10
9. 22 Lizzie Brenner Abilene Christian 2007-08
9. 22 Meghan Craig Abilene Christian 2004-05
Top 10 Seasons
1. 549 Gayle Stout 1981-82
5. 419 Gayle Stout 1982-83
9. 364 Tammy Cummings 1993-94
10. 346 Meghan Craig 2005-06
Top Five Careers
1. 1,373 Lizzie Brenner 2005-09
2. 1,175 Ashley Beckley 2007-11
3. 1,001 Christy Heavin 1994-98
4. 968 Gayle Stout 1981-83
5. 967 Keri Smith 1998-02
3-Point Field Goals Made
Top 10 Games
1. 7 Laura Hamilton TX A&M-Commerce 2004-05
1. 7 Julie Metheny Northeastern State 1999-00
1. 7 April Taylor Lincon 1994-95
1. 7 Jana Flanagan Abilene Christian 1992-93
1. 7 Rae Martin Texas Woman’s 1989-90
6. 6 17 times by 10 players
Top 10 Seasons
1. 70 April Taylor 1994-95
2. 67 Mary Rhodes 1995-96
3. 65 Shawn Williams 1988-89
4. 64 Courtney Allen 2010-11
5. 63 Meghan Craig 2005-06
6. 62 Ami Guffy 2001-02
8. 58 Ami Guffy 2000-01
9. 57 Laura Hamilton 2004-05
Top Five Careers
1. 190 Ami Guffy 1998-02
3. 161 Mary Rhodes 1995-98
4. 148 Courtney Berry 1996-99
3-Point Field Goals Attempted
Top 10 Games
1. 15 Ami Guffy UNC-Pembroke 2001-02
2. 14 Britney Morgan Arkansas-Fort Smith 2011-12
3. 13 Rae Martin Texas Woman’s 1989-90
3. 13 Shawn Williams Abilene Christian 1989-90
5. 12. Meghan Craig Eastern New Mexico 2005-06
5. 12 Shawn Williams Oklahoma Christian 1988-89
8. 11 12 times by numerous players
Top 10 Seasons
5. 165 Mary Rhodes 1995-96
6. 161 Ami Guffy 2001-02
7. 158 Courtney Allen 2010-11
8. 155 Rae Martin 1989-90
Top Five Careers
1. 508 Ami Guffy 1998-02
4. 438 Mary Rhodes 1995-98
5. 401 Jill Bryan 2009-14
Free Throws Made
Top 10 Games
1. 16 Christy Heavin TX A&M-Commerce 1996-97
2. 15 April Woods TX A&M-Commerce 2003-04
3. 14 McKenzie Solberg Nebraska-Kearney 2015-16
3. 14 McKenzie Solberg Northwestern OK 2015-16
5. 13 Ton’Nea Cox Eastern New Mexico 1991-92
5. 13 Shene Murphy TX A&M-Kingsville 1989-90
7. 12 Ashley Beckley Southeastern OK 2010-11
7. 12 April Woods Angelo State 2002-03
7. 12 Mandy Carlson Ouachita Baptist 1996-97
7. 12 Lisa Lowden Angelo State 1991-92
7. 12 Ton’Nea Cox Cameron 1991-92
Top 10 Seasons
3. 148 Ton’Nea Cox 1991-92
8. 125 April Woods 2002-03
9. 123 Ton’Nea Cox 1992-93
10. 113 Keri Smith 2001-02

BRONCHOBASKETBALL
Top Five Careers
4. 307 Ton’Nea Cox 1990-93
5. 303 Keri Smith 1998-02
Free Throws Attempted
Top 10 Games
1. 18 Christy Heavin TX A&M-Commerce 1996-97
2. 17 McKenzie Solberg Fort Hays State 2015-16
2. 17 April Woods TX A&M-Commerce 2003-04
2. 17 Ton’Nea Cox Eastern New Mexico 1991-92
2. 17 Donna Miller Langston 1981-82
6. 16 McKenzie Solberg Northwestern OK 2015-16
6. 16 Ashley Beckley TX A&M-Commerce 2010-11
6. 16 Ton’Nea Cox TX A&M-Kingsville 1991-92
9. 15 Six times by four players
Top 10 Seasons
2. 212 Ton’Nea Cox 1991-92
5. 175 Ton’Nea Cox 1992-93
6. 173 Keri Smith 2001-02
9. 167 Donna Miller 1980-81
Top Five Careers
3. 464 Keri Smith 1998-02
4. 451 Ton’Nea Cox 1990-93
Assists
Top 10 Games
1. 13 Kelly Parker Angelo State 1996-97
1. 13 Patti Komalty Southeastern 1981-82
3. 12 Kelly Parker Northeastern State 1998-99
3. 12 Kelly Parker Texas Woman’s 1996-97
6. 11 Cristina Yarbrough Midwestern State 2009-10
6. 11 Cristina Yarbrough TX A&M-Commerce 2008-09
6. 11 Kelly Parker Northeastern State 1997-98
6. 11 Kelly Parker West Texas A&M 1996-97
6. 11 Kelly Parker Tarleton State 1996-97
6. 11 Kelly Parker TX A&M-Commerce 1996-97
6. 11 Shawn Williams Cameron 1989-90
Top 10 Seasons
Rank No. Player Season Avg.
1. 199 Kelly Parker 1998-99 7.7
2. 184 Kelly Parker 1996-97 6.8
3. 169 Cristina Yarbrough 2009-10 5.6
4. 156 Kelly Parker 1997-98 6.0
4. 156 Carrie Tucker 1983-84 5.2
6. 154 Shawn Williams 1989-90 5.5
7. 152 Bobbi Hardy 1991-92 5.6
8. 149 Carrie Tucker 1982-83 4.4
9. 147 Bobbi Hardy 1992-93 5.3
9. 147 Patti Komalty 1981-82 4.2
Top Five Careers
1. 645 Kelly Parker 1995-99
3. 395 Bobbi Hardy 1990-93
4. 329 Tawni Meek 1999-03
Steals
Top 10 Games
1. 11 Patti Komalty Southeastern Okla. 1981-82
2. 10 Lizzie Brenner Eastern New Mexico 2007-08
3. 8 Lizzie Brenner Abilene Christian 2007-08
5. 7 Cristina Yarbrough Southeastern Okla. 2009-10
5. 7 Lizzie Brenner Cameron 2008-09
5. 7 Lizzie Brenner St. Gregory’s 2006-07
8. 6 14 times by nine players
Top 10 Seasons
1. 109 Patti Komalty 1981-82 3.1
2. 95 Lizzie Brenner 2007-08 3.0
4. 84 Michelle Williams 1994-95 3.1
5. 83 Patti Komalty 1982-83 2.5
8. 76 Carrie Tucker 1983-84 2.5
9. 75 Laura Hamilton 2002-03 2.8
10. 74 Carrie Tucker 1982-83 2.2
Top Five Careers
4. 168 Kelly Parker 1995-99

Blocked Shots
Top 10 Games
1. 7 Savannah Hamilton Newman 2011-12
1. 7 Christy Heavin TX A&M-Kingsville 1998-99
3. 6 Alex Richardson East Central 2010-11
3. 6 Lizzie Brenner Tarleton State 2008-09
5. 5 Savannah Hamilton Fort Hays State 2012-13
5. 5 Alex Richardson Angelo State 2010-11
5. 5 Kylie Mayes TX A&M-Commerce 2010-11
5. 5 Lizzie Brenner Angelo State 2007-08
5. 5 Meghan Craig Emporia State 2005-06
5. 5 Meghan Craigh Oklahoma Christian 2005-06
5. 5 Kim Mullendore North Dakota 2000-01
5. 5 Kim Mullendore Arkansas Tech 1998-99
5. 5 Kim Mullendore Midwestern State 1998-99
5. 5 Kim Mullendore Southeastern Okla. 1998-99
5. 5 Christy Heavin Angelo State 1996-97
5. 5 Angela Flynn Abilene Christian 1995-96
5. 5 Angela Flynn Texas Woman’s 1995-96
5. 5 Angela Flynn Abilene Christian 1995-96
Top 10 Seasons
2. 47 Kim Mullendore 1998-99 1.8
2. 47 Angela Flynn 1995-96 1.7
4. 46 Alex Richardson 2010-11 1.6
6. 37 Rochelle Ware 1981-82 1.1
7. 35 Savannah Hamilton 2012-13 1.3
8. 33 Meghan Craig 2004-05 1.2
8. 33 Kim Mullendore 2000-01 1.4
10. 32 Jordan Stark 2009-10 1.1
Top Five Careers
3. 80 Kim Mullendore 1998-01
4. 76 Angela Flynn 1995-97
5. 63 Savannah Hamilton 2009-13
5. 63 Ton’Nea Cox 1990-93
Team Records
Most Points
Game: 121 vs. Oklahoma Panhandle, Nov. 19, 2011.
Season: 2,573, 1981-82.
Most Field Goals Made
Game: 52 vs. Oklahoma Panhandle, Nov. 19, 2011 (attempted 95).
Season: 1,056, 1981-82 (attempted 2,320).
Most Field Goals Attempted
Game: 95 vs. Oklahoma Panhandle, Nov. 19, 2011 (made 52).
Season: 2,320, 1981-82 (made 1,056).
Best Field Goal Percentage
Game: 63.0% vs. Bartlesville Wesleyan, Feb. 10, 1987 (29 of 46).
Season: 47.0%, 1983-84 (839-of-1,784).
Most 3-point Field Goals Made
Game: 15 vs. Lincoln, Dec. 12, 2015 (attempted 31); Science & Arts
of Oklahoma, Nov. 29, 2011 (attempted 27) and Oklahoma
Panhandle, Nov. 18, 2008 (attempted 32).
Season: 229, 2009-10 (attempted 663).
Most 3-point Field Goals Attempted
Game: 38 vs. North Carolina-Pembroke, Dec. 28, 2001 (made 13).
Season: 673, 2008-09 (made 225).
Best 3-point Field Goal Percentage
Game: 68.4% vs. Northeastern State, Jan. 8, 2000 (13 of 19).
Season: 36.7%, 1991-92 (181-of-493).
Most Free Throws Made
Game: 41 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, Feb. 20, 1989 (attempted 55).
Season: 584, 2010-11 (attempted 806).
Most Free Throws Attempted
Game: 55 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, Feb. 20, 1989 (made 41).
Season: 806, 2010-11 (made 584).
Best Free Throw Percentage
Game: 100.0% vs. Pittsburg State, Dec. 5, 2015 (20-of-20). Minimum
20 attempts.
Season: 76.7%, 2015-16 (429-of-559).
Most Rebounds
Game: 68 vs. Oklahoma Panhandle, Nov. 19, 2011.
Season: 1,452, 1982-83.
Most Assists
Game: 34 vs. Cameron, Feb. 15, 1984.
Season: 606, 2008-09.
Most Steals
Game: 24 vs. Cameron, Jan. 31, 2009.
Season: 393, 2008-09.
Most Blocked Shots
Game: 14 vs. Newman, Feb. 4, 2012.
Season: 121, 1995-96.

BRONCHOBASKETBALL
A-A-A-A-A
Lori Akins, 1984-85-86-87
Mikayla Alexander, 2015
Lacie Allen, 2005-06
Courtney Allen, 2009-10-11
Taylor Allen, 2007-08
Rose Anderson, 2009-10
Marley Anderson, 2014-15
Angela Andrews, 1987-88
B-B-B-B-B
Christy Bailey, 1996-97
Tammie Barker, 1992-93-94-95
Lauren Beagle, 1986-87
Krista Beaty, 2009
Ashley Beckley, 2008-09-10-11
Carla Bell, 1985-86
Courtney Bell, 1999-00-01
Courtney Berry, 1997-98-99
Amy Blundell, 1992
Dara Bierman, 1999
Shannon Boatwright, 1986
Kayla Bogges, 1994-95
Erica Bramlett, 2002-03-04
Lizzie Brenner, 2006-07-08-09
Stephanie Briggs, 1993-94
Jackee’ Brown, 2004-05
Jennifer Brown, 1987-88
Michelle Brown, 1999
Hayley Bryan, 2013-14-15
Jill Bryan, 2010-12-13-14
Joy Burd, 1987
Jennifer Bullis, 2004-05-06-07
Lynne Burrows, 1992
Rebecca Butler, 1984
C-C-C-C-C
Teresa Campbell, 1982-83
Mandy Carlson, 1995-96-97-98
Toni Carter, 1997-98
Susan Castleberry, 1981
Brandi Cathey, 2004
Michelle Chapman, 1986
Irina Clark, 1995
Jane Clough, 1982
Lisa Collett, 1981
Gwen Coyle, 1985-86
Ton’Nea Cox, 1991-92-93
Cara Craig, 1999-00
Meghan Craig, 2005-06
Beverly Crawford, 1984-85
Willie Crawford, 1988-89
Susan Crouser, 1981
Tammy Cummings, 1993-94
D-D-D-D-D
Joy Dugan, 1995
Heather Davis, 2011-12
Chelsi Dennis, 2012-13-15
Whitney Dunn, 2013-14
E-E-E-E-E
Tiphani Eaves, 2008
Jackie Eckels, 1983-84
Kari Edge, 2003-04
Junae Elsberry, 1992-93-94-95
F-F-F-F-F
Jana Flanagan, 1992-93
Angela Flynn, 1996-97
Cynthia Foster, 1982-83
Krystal Fowler, 2014
Karlie Free, 2006-07-08
Shannon Freeman, 1999-00-01-02
Alyssa Fuxa, 2009-10-11-13
G-G-G-G-G
Jennifer Garrison, 1993-94
Denise Gooden, 1987-88
Brianne Grisham, 2009-10
Ami Guffy, 1999-00-01-0
H-H-H-H-H
Joy Hagemann, 2005
Alisha Hall, 1996-97-98
Laura Hamilton, 2003-05
Saannah Hamilton, 2010-12-13
Cheri Happe, 1984-85-86-87
Bobbi Hardy, 1991-92-93
Courtney Harper, 2012-13
Audra Harris, 2013
Bethany Hawthorne, 2002-03
Christy Heavin, 1995-96-97-98
Kristi Heglin, 1990-91
Micha Hester, 2005-06-07-08
Emily Hoffman, 1995
Kati Hoy, 1986-87-88
Autumn Huffman, 2011-12
J-J-J-J-J
LaDonna James, 1987
Albertine Jennings, 1989-91
Alette Johnson, 1983-84
Ella Johnson, 1981
Tiffany Johnson, 2005
Jayne Jones, 1981
Melanie Jones, 1984-85-86-87
K-K-K-K-K
Glenna Kennemer, 1988
Kara Kessler, 1992-93-94
Penni Kime, 1993-94
Anna Kimsey, 2015
Patti Komalty, 1982-83
Kim Kramer, 1983-84
Zuzana Krumlova, 2001-02
L-L-L-L-L
Brittany Lancaster, 2014
Leigh Legrande, 1983-84
Paige Locke, 2011-12
Tammy London, 1982-83
Shanna Lott, 1996
Lisa Lowden, 1989-90-91-92
M-M-M-M-M
Amber Makeever, 2014
Mallory Markus, 2006-07-08-09
Rae Martin, 1989-90
Christie Massey, 2000-01
Julia Mason, 2014-15
Olivia Mason, 2014-15
Athena Mathis, 2000-01
Kylie Mayes, 2011-15
Susan McCurtain, 1984-85
Yolonda McCurtain, 1990-91
Alyson McDermott, 2001-02
Connie Means, 1983
Donnie Medtlock, 1982
Tawni Meek, 2000-01-02-03
Tevi Meek, 1999-01
Julie Metheny, 2000-01-02
Alisha Meyers, 2002
Deanna Miller, 1981
Donna Miller, 1981-82
Misty Miller, 1999
Trenda Monnahan, 1989-90
Erin Moore, 2006
Sierra Moore, 2015
Britney Morgan, 2011-12-13-14
Carrie Moss, 1998
Kim Mullendore, 1999-01
Shene Murphy, 1990-91
Traci Murphree, 2009-10
N-N-N-N-N
Jodi Nelson, 1990
Rachel New, 2010-12-13-14
O-O-O-O-O
Tarrington Oakes, 2011
Kate O’Neill, 1996
P-P-P-P-P
Taylor Paiten, 2012
Kelly Parker, 1996-97-98-99
Amy Parten, 1991-92
Paula Peteet, 1989-90
Cassidy Pillow, 2005-06-07-08
Gwen Porter, 1990-91
Kim Priddy, 1991-92-93-94
R-R-R-R-R
Arwin Ray, 1997-98-99
Regina Rehl, 1994-95
Mary Rhodes, 1996-97-98
Alex Richardson, 2011
Melanie Riley, 2003
Amber Robertson, 2003-05-06-07
Chelsea Robinson, 2012-13-14-15
Dee Dee Rutz, 1985-86-87
Paula Ryan, 1989-90
S-S-S-S-S
Kelly Savage, 1981
Paula Sawyer, 1988
Melody Scherich, 1981
Renee Shanahan, 1989
Antonia Smith, 2007-08
Jill Smith, 1987-88-89
Kenna Smith, 1984-85
Keri Smith, 1999-00-01-02
Lindsey Smith, 2003-04
Selenia Smith, 1988-89
Tina Smith, 1986-87-88-89
Dia Snyder, 1986-87-88-89
McKenzie Solberg, 2013-15
Jordan Stark, 2010
Ashley Stephens, 2015
Tara Stewart, 2004
Gayle Stout, 1982-83
Stacy Stout, 1986-87-88
Carrie Stroud, 1984
Tammy Sunderland, 1981-82
T-T-T-T-T
Carla Taggart, 1982-83-84
April Taylor, 1992-93-94-95
Kim Thomas, 1985-86-87-88
Carrie Tucker, 1983-84
Kasey Tweed, 2008-09-10-12
V-V-V-V-V
Julie Vaughn, 1987
W-W-W-W-W
Summer Wafford, 2003
Jordan Ward, 2013-14-15
Rochelle Ware, 1982-83
Haley Weathers, 2014-15
Sabrena Whittler, 1991-92-93
Robin Wiley, 1987-88-89-90
Michelle Williams, 1994-95
Shawn Williams, 1989-90
Lindsey Wilson, 2004-05-06
Terry Wilson, 1987
Cheryl Witty, 1986
April Woods, 2003-04
Tameika Wright, 1989
Y-Y-Y-Y-Y
Cristina Yarbrough, 2007-08-09-10
Lindsay Young, 2002-03-04-05
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