I was visiting the Clarion-Ledger online newspaper High School sports page and noticed a request for High School coaches, statisticians or whoever involved with the basketball team to submit team schedules and rosters.
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October 6, 2018 - High School Session
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 31, 2012
Arkansas Monticello: WOMEN'S HOOPS PICKED TO FINISH 7TH
Arkansas State: A-State Women’s Basketball Tops Ouachita Baptist 86-46
Memphis: University of Memphis women's basketball has faith in Hope
Ole Miss: Additional Women's Hoops Game Picked Up For TV
Penn State: Guard Adds to Speed of Fast Paced Lady Lions Attack
UConn: Hartley & Mosqueda-Lewis Selected Honorable Mention Preseason All-Americans
Tennessee: Mercedes Russell picking Lady Vols important start for Holly Warlick
Tennessee: No. 1 recruit Mercedes Russell picks Tennessee
Tennessee: Lady Vols grab hold of the baton under Holly Warlick
Arkansas State: A-State Women’s Basketball Tops Ouachita Baptist 86-46
Memphis: University of Memphis women's basketball has faith in Hope
Ole Miss: Additional Women's Hoops Game Picked Up For TV
Penn State: Guard Adds to Speed of Fast Paced Lady Lions Attack
UConn: Hartley & Mosqueda-Lewis Selected Honorable Mention Preseason All-Americans
Tennessee: Mercedes Russell picking Lady Vols important start for Holly Warlick
Tennessee: No. 1 recruit Mercedes Russell picks Tennessee
Tennessee: Lady Vols grab hold of the baton under Holly Warlick
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 30, 2012
K-State: K-State WBB to Have Every Home Game on TV
Memphis: McFerrin, Tigers’ eyes on season
Northwestern: Wildcats tune up for 2012-13 opener with dominant exhibition victory
Oregon State: Meet The Beavers: ShaKiana Edwards-Teasley
UC Davis: Women's Basketball: Introducing Kelsey Harris and Heidi Johnson
Wake Forest: Deacons Roll Past Anderson 88-53 In Exhibition Action
Memphis: McFerrin, Tigers’ eyes on season
Northwestern: Wildcats tune up for 2012-13 opener with dominant exhibition victory
Oregon State: Meet The Beavers: ShaKiana Edwards-Teasley
UC Davis: Women's Basketball: Introducing Kelsey Harris and Heidi Johnson
Wake Forest: Deacons Roll Past Anderson 88-53 In Exhibition Action
Monday, October 29, 2012
Top 5 Sneakers Worn During 2012 NBA Preseason
The NBA preseason wrapped up last night with a handful of games around the country. With that said, Complex decided to take a look at the Top 50 sneakers that hit the hardwood before things get official. Here is the Top 5.
Worn By: Louis Williams
Date: 10/19/2012, 10/26/2012
Worn By: Gerald Green
Date: 10/20/2012
Worn By: LeBron James
Date: 10/16/2012
Worn By: DeMar DeRozan
Date: 10/17/2012
5. Air Jordan Retro XII "Playoffs"
Worn By: DeMar DeRozan
Date: 10/22/2012
1. Air Jordan Retro XI "Bred"
Date: 10/19/2012, 10/26/2012
2. Air Jordan Retro XI "Concords"
Date: 10/20/2012
3. Nike LeBron X
Date: 10/16/2012
4. Air Jordan Retro IV "Black Cats"
Date: 10/17/2012
5. Air Jordan Retro XII "Playoffs"
Worn By: DeMar DeRozan
Date: 10/22/2012
2012 Southwind High School Play Day Schedule
2012 Southwind Play Day
November 3
Admission: $7
9:00am Germantown vs St. Benedict
9:30 Harding vs Southwind
10:00 Manassas vs St. Benedict
10:30 Germantown vs Harding
11:00 Southwind vs St. Benedict
11:30 Covington vs Germantown
12:00pm Manassas vs Southwind
12:30 Covington vs Harding
1:00 Harding JV vs Southwind JV
1:30 Manassas vs Covington
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 29, 2012
Auburn: Beyond The Arc: Auburn Senior Najat Ouardad
Evansville: 10 Questions With...Taylor Ware
Depaul: Women's Hoops Ranks No. 25 in the Preseason AP Poll
Georgia: Lady Bulldogs Tabbed No. 10 By AP
Hawaii at Hilo: Evaluating and learning
Iowa: Bluder Thrilled to Depth
Kentucky: UK Hoops Ranked No. 6 in Preseason AP Poll
Northeastern: Women's basketball adds Michayla Mathis from Team IMPACT
Saint Joseph's: Women's Basketball Dominates Philadelphia University in Exhibition, 93-55
Santa Clara: Women's Assistant Basketball Coach Rich Brown Draws Focus to Details, Discipline
Oklahoma: Sooners Unsatisfied after Scrimmage
Stanford: Stanford Women Ranked Fourth In Preseason AP Poll
Tennessee: Lady Vols Open At No. 20 In AP Poll
Tennessee: Mercedes Russell to announce Tuesday; count Jannah Tucker for Lady Vols again
Vermont: Niki Taylor and Kayla Burchill Lead Vermont Past Saint Michael's in Preseason Women's Basketball Action
West Virginia: Mike Carey: Big 12 Will Be Learning Experience
Evansville: 10 Questions With...Taylor Ware
Depaul: Women's Hoops Ranks No. 25 in the Preseason AP Poll
Georgia: Lady Bulldogs Tabbed No. 10 By AP
Hawaii at Hilo: Evaluating and learning
Iowa: Bluder Thrilled to Depth
Kentucky: UK Hoops Ranked No. 6 in Preseason AP Poll
Northeastern: Women's basketball adds Michayla Mathis from Team IMPACT
Saint Joseph's: Women's Basketball Dominates Philadelphia University in Exhibition, 93-55
Santa Clara: Women's Assistant Basketball Coach Rich Brown Draws Focus to Details, Discipline
Oklahoma: Sooners Unsatisfied after Scrimmage
Stanford: Stanford Women Ranked Fourth In Preseason AP Poll
Tennessee: Lady Vols Open At No. 20 In AP Poll
Tennessee: Mercedes Russell to announce Tuesday; count Jannah Tucker for Lady Vols again
Vermont: Niki Taylor and Kayla Burchill Lead Vermont Past Saint Michael's in Preseason Women's Basketball Action
West Virginia: Mike Carey: Big 12 Will Be Learning Experience
Friday, October 26, 2012
Chamique Holdsclaw's Breaking Through: Beating The Odds Shot after Shot
Chamique Holdsclaw and I have a special connection that only a few people know about. The connection happened during my sophomore year of college. I don't believe I have ever spoken publicly about this. Chamique probably don't even remember this because she is "Chamique Holdsclaw".
Chamique is the reason for my one and only ESPN highlight. I was going up for a lay up and out of no where-- Chamique blocked my shot. When my teammates saw that on ESPN, you know they teased me.
Oh well, when I read that Chamique had written a book about her life and her struggles with depression, I had to get it. She entered Tennessee as a freshman the same year I entered at Memphis. This was the time frame Tennessee Lady Vols basketball team was on fire winning back-to-back-to-back national championships. So getting this book meant I could learn what was going on behind the scenes at the college program.
Boy did I learn so much more. I learned just how much Chamique Holdsclaw and I related and how she went from a New York kid living in the projects to a super star at Tennessee and the WNBA and then disappearing from the scene and why.
This is an AWESOME book for every girls basketball player, fan, and coach!
Breaking Through: Beating The Odds Shot after Shot (Volume 1)
Chamique is the reason for my one and only ESPN highlight. I was going up for a lay up and out of no where-- Chamique blocked my shot. When my teammates saw that on ESPN, you know they teased me.
Oh well, when I read that Chamique had written a book about her life and her struggles with depression, I had to get it. She entered Tennessee as a freshman the same year I entered at Memphis. This was the time frame Tennessee Lady Vols basketball team was on fire winning back-to-back-to-back national championships. So getting this book meant I could learn what was going on behind the scenes at the college program.
Boy did I learn so much more. I learned just how much Chamique Holdsclaw and I related and how she went from a New York kid living in the projects to a super star at Tennessee and the WNBA and then disappearing from the scene and why.
This is an AWESOME book for every girls basketball player, fan, and coach!
Breaking Through: Beating The Odds Shot after Shot (Volume 1)
Walking On a Womens College Basketball Team Tips
What is a walk-on?
A walk-on is a rostered player, who does not receive an athletic
scholarship freshman year. A tryout is typically involved once on campus
as well.
What is a recruited/preferred walk-on?
A recruited/preferred walk-on is a commonly used term for an athlete who is recruited by a college coach, but is not offered an athletic scholarship freshman year. These athletes typically have a lot of communication with the coaching staff and are usually offered a roster spot before tryouts.
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What is a recruited/preferred walk-on?
A recruited/preferred walk-on is a commonly used term for an athlete who is recruited by a college coach, but is not offered an athletic scholarship freshman year. These athletes typically have a lot of communication with the coaching staff and are usually offered a roster spot before tryouts.
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Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 26, 2012
Cincinnati: Women's Basketball Season Tip Off Reception
Cornell: Women's Basketball Chosen Sixth In Preseason Ivy League Poll
Elon: Kelsey Evans Makes Headway Off the Court with Research
Fordham: Atlantic 10 Announces Women's Basketball Preseason Poll
Georgia Tech: Sasha Goodlett, Fever Win WNBA Title
Harding: Women's Basketball Voted GAC Preseason Favorites
Hawaii: Women's Hoops Picked Sixth in Preseason Poll; Kamilah Martin Earns Preseason Honors
Illinois: New Approach Working Just Fine for Karisma Penn
McNeese: Cowgirls Picked To Win Southland Title In Preseason Polls
Miami: Courtney Osborn Ready for Big Season
Northeastern: Deanna Kerkhof wins Ontario Basketball award
Northwestern State: Lady Demons volunteer at Women's Resource Gala
Northwestern State: Lady Demon basketball head coach to be honored by alma mater
Oregon State: Meet The Beavers: Deven Hunter
Penn State: Defending Champion Lady Lions Picked to Claim Big Ten Title
Saginaw Valley: SVSU Women's Basketball 'Get to Know': Sam Zirzow
Siena: A Look At Women's Sophomore Saints
Stanford: Stanford Women's Basketball's Six Pack, Episode Four - Summer At Stanford
Southern Miss: Lady Eagle Basketball Visits The Children's Center
Tennessee: Lady Vol Report: Eight Days Out
UC Davis: Introducing the 2012-13 Women's Basketball Team
Utah State: USU Women's Basketball Picked First in Both the WAC Preseason Coaches' and Media Polls
UConn: Geno Auriemma Awarded NIAF's Special Achievement Award in Sports
Washington: Unleashed: What Will Heather Corral Bull Through Next
Cornell: Women's Basketball Chosen Sixth In Preseason Ivy League Poll
Elon: Kelsey Evans Makes Headway Off the Court with Research
Fordham: Atlantic 10 Announces Women's Basketball Preseason Poll
Georgia Tech: Sasha Goodlett, Fever Win WNBA Title
Harding: Women's Basketball Voted GAC Preseason Favorites
Hawaii: Women's Hoops Picked Sixth in Preseason Poll; Kamilah Martin Earns Preseason Honors
Illinois: New Approach Working Just Fine for Karisma Penn
McNeese: Cowgirls Picked To Win Southland Title In Preseason Polls
Miami: Courtney Osborn Ready for Big Season
Northeastern: Deanna Kerkhof wins Ontario Basketball award
Northwestern State: Lady Demons volunteer at Women's Resource Gala
Northwestern State: Lady Demon basketball head coach to be honored by alma mater
Oregon State: Meet The Beavers: Deven Hunter
Penn State: Defending Champion Lady Lions Picked to Claim Big Ten Title
Saginaw Valley: SVSU Women's Basketball 'Get to Know': Sam Zirzow
Siena: A Look At Women's Sophomore Saints
Stanford: Stanford Women's Basketball's Six Pack, Episode Four - Summer At Stanford
Southern Miss: Lady Eagle Basketball Visits The Children's Center
Tennessee: Lady Vol Report: Eight Days Out
UC Davis: Introducing the 2012-13 Women's Basketball Team
Utah State: USU Women's Basketball Picked First in Both the WAC Preseason Coaches' and Media Polls
UConn: Geno Auriemma Awarded NIAF's Special Achievement Award in Sports
Washington: Unleashed: What Will Heather Corral Bull Through Next
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Memphis Womens Coach Melissa McFerrin appeared on Fox13 Good Morning Memphis
University of Memphis women's basketball head coach Melissa McFerrin appeared on FOX13's Good Morning Memphis today.
McFerrin talked about the Fastbreak Club's annual benefit for the team, the Heels and Hoops Gala presented by Evolve Bank & Trust on Saturday night as well as the team's upcoming season.
The Tigers play an exhibition against Rhodes College on November 3 before starting the season at home against Grambling State on November 9 in the Preseason WNIT.
The Heels and Hoops Gala is scheduled for Saturday, October 27th at the Holiday Inn on the University of Memphis campus. The event will begin at 7:30 p.m. and entertainment will be provided by The Fabulous Steeler Band. Activities for the evening include a silent wine auction, door prizes and a skit performed by the women's basketball players.
Tickets for the event can be Purchased Online Here . Tickets are $100 per person (or $50 per person for Fast Break Club members), or a table for 10 can be purchased for $1,000. Proceeds from the evening benefits the University of Memphis women's basketball program.
Previous proceeds paid for the team's trip to Italy in August of 2011 and have assisted in the renovation of the locker room area in the Elma Roane Fieldhouse. Future proceeds will assist with the phase two renovations in the Elma Roane Fieldhouse's strength and conditioning and athletic training facilities, which will begin this fall.
For more information on the event, please contact the women's basketball office at 901-678-4532.
McFerrin talked about the Fastbreak Club's annual benefit for the team, the Heels and Hoops Gala presented by Evolve Bank & Trust on Saturday night as well as the team's upcoming season.
The Tigers play an exhibition against Rhodes College on November 3 before starting the season at home against Grambling State on November 9 in the Preseason WNIT.
The Heels and Hoops Gala is scheduled for Saturday, October 27th at the Holiday Inn on the University of Memphis campus. The event will begin at 7:30 p.m. and entertainment will be provided by The Fabulous Steeler Band. Activities for the evening include a silent wine auction, door prizes and a skit performed by the women's basketball players.
Tickets for the event can be Purchased Online Here . Tickets are $100 per person (or $50 per person for Fast Break Club members), or a table for 10 can be purchased for $1,000. Proceeds from the evening benefits the University of Memphis women's basketball program.
Previous proceeds paid for the team's trip to Italy in August of 2011 and have assisted in the renovation of the locker room area in the Elma Roane Fieldhouse. Future proceeds will assist with the phase two renovations in the Elma Roane Fieldhouse's strength and conditioning and athletic training facilities, which will begin this fall.
For more information on the event, please contact the women's basketball office at 901-678-4532.
Getting to Know: Georgia Tech's Aaliyah Whiteside
Whiteside began playing basketball at age seven while living in Greenville, S.C. She was ranked No. 24 nationally in the class of 2012 by ESPN HoopGurlz and was rated as the fourth-best wing player in the class. Whiteside earned Women's Basketball Coaches Association honorable mention All-America in 2012.
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Should you send back every Questionnaire you Receive from a Womens College Basketball Coach?
The more you play basketball in front of college coaches. The more
opportunities you have to start receiving letters in the mail from them.
One of the first pieces of mail you receive is a Prospective Student
Athlete Questionnaire.
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Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 25, 2012
Auburn: Women's Basketball To Host Season Tipoff On Nov. 4
Duquesne: Women's Basketball Picked Fourth in A-10 Preseason Poll
Georgia Tech: Special Events Planned For Tennessee Game
Georgia Tech: Getting To Know: Aaliyah Whiteside
George Washington: GW Women's Basketball Picked Eighth in A-10 Preseason Poll
Harvard: Women’s Basketball Ranked Second in Ivy League Preseason Poll
IUPUI: 2012-13 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SEASON PREVIEW - FORWARDS
LATech: Techsters Tabbed Second in WAC Preseason Polls
Long Beach State: Long Beach State women's hoops set to host open practice and clinic on Saturday
Ole Miss: Ole Miss Names Brett Frank Acting Head Women's Basketball Coach
Saint Joseph's: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish Sixth in Atlantic 10
St. Bonaventure: Bonnies Tabbed For Seventh In A-10 Preseason Poll
Tennessee: Jannah Tucker drops Lady Vols, reopens recruitment
Temple: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish Fifth in the 2012-13 Atlantic 10 Preseason Poll
Wake Forest: Women's Basketball Season Ticket Special
Xavier: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish 10th in Atlantic 10 Standings
UMass: A-10 Releases Preseason All-Conference Teams, Poll Selections
Duquesne: Women's Basketball Picked Fourth in A-10 Preseason Poll
Georgia Tech: Special Events Planned For Tennessee Game
Georgia Tech: Getting To Know: Aaliyah Whiteside
George Washington: GW Women's Basketball Picked Eighth in A-10 Preseason Poll
Harvard: Women’s Basketball Ranked Second in Ivy League Preseason Poll
IUPUI: 2012-13 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SEASON PREVIEW - FORWARDS
LATech: Techsters Tabbed Second in WAC Preseason Polls
Long Beach State: Long Beach State women's hoops set to host open practice and clinic on Saturday
Ole Miss: Ole Miss Names Brett Frank Acting Head Women's Basketball Coach
Saint Joseph's: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish Sixth in Atlantic 10
St. Bonaventure: Bonnies Tabbed For Seventh In A-10 Preseason Poll
Tennessee: Jannah Tucker drops Lady Vols, reopens recruitment
Temple: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish Fifth in the 2012-13 Atlantic 10 Preseason Poll
Wake Forest: Women's Basketball Season Ticket Special
Xavier: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish 10th in Atlantic 10 Standings
UMass: A-10 Releases Preseason All-Conference Teams, Poll Selections
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
2012 Center Hill High School Play Day Schedule
Saturday, October 27
Teams:
1 Lewisburg
2 Hernando
3 Southaven
4 H.W. Byers
5 Center Hill
1pm 1 vs 2 Girls
1:45 1 vs 2 Boys
2:30 1 vs 5 girls
3:15 3 vs 5 Boys
4:00 2 vs 3 Girls
4:45 2 vs 3 Boys
5:30 3 vs 5 Girls
6:15 1 vs 4 Boys
7:00 4 vs 5 Girls
7:45 4 vs 5 Boys
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 24, 2012
Eastern Illinois: Three Panthers Earn All-OVC Preseason Honors
Eastern Kentucky: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish Second in OVC East Preseason Poll
Florida: Jennifer George Named Preseason First Team All-SEC
Florida Atlantic: Chenise Miller Named Second-Team Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference
Fresno State: Fresno State Pegged 2nd In MW Women's Preseason Poll
Georgia: Lady Bulldogs Tabbed Second; Anne Marie Armstrong, Jasmine Hassell Named All-SEC
Harford: Hawks Picked Third in League Poll, Ruthanne Doherty On Preseason Team
Jacksonville State: JSU Women's Hoops Picked Sixth In OVC East Division
Kentucky: UK Hoops Selected by Media to Repeat as SEC Champions
LMU: Basketball Part of NCAA Concussion Research Study
Memphis: 2012-13 Memphis Women's Basketball Fact Book
Stanford: Stanford Women Top 13th Straight Pac-12 Preseason Coaches' Poll
South Carolina: Ieasia Walker Named Preseason All-SEC
Tennessee: Lady Vols picked to finish fourth in SEC
Vanderbilt: Dores picked third in SEC
Washington: Kevin McGuff, Kristi Kingma Represent UW At Pac-12 Media Day
UNLV: Lady Rebels Tabbed Third in 2012-13 MW Women's Basketball Preseason Poll
Eastern Kentucky: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish Second in OVC East Preseason Poll
Florida: Jennifer George Named Preseason First Team All-SEC
Florida Atlantic: Chenise Miller Named Second-Team Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference
Fresno State: Fresno State Pegged 2nd In MW Women's Preseason Poll
Georgia: Lady Bulldogs Tabbed Second; Anne Marie Armstrong, Jasmine Hassell Named All-SEC
Harford: Hawks Picked Third in League Poll, Ruthanne Doherty On Preseason Team
Jacksonville State: JSU Women's Hoops Picked Sixth In OVC East Division
Kentucky: UK Hoops Selected by Media to Repeat as SEC Champions
LMU: Basketball Part of NCAA Concussion Research Study
Memphis: 2012-13 Memphis Women's Basketball Fact Book
Stanford: Stanford Women Top 13th Straight Pac-12 Preseason Coaches' Poll
South Carolina: Ieasia Walker Named Preseason All-SEC
Tennessee: Lady Vols picked to finish fourth in SEC
Vanderbilt: Dores picked third in SEC
Washington: Kevin McGuff, Kristi Kingma Represent UW At Pac-12 Media Day
UNLV: Lady Rebels Tabbed Third in 2012-13 MW Women's Basketball Preseason Poll
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 23, 2012
Arizona State: Former ASU Basketball Standout Briann January Wins WNBA Crown
Kent State: Assistant coach Geoff Lanier looks at the preseason
Morehead State: Women's Basketball to Host Open House and Potluck Dinner
NC State: Harper to Speak Wednesday at Super KNOW
Oregon State: Meet The Beavers: Khadidja Toure
San Diego State: Women's Basketball Picked to Win 2012-13 MW Title
Tennessee: Catchings Wins First WNBA Title
Kent State: Assistant coach Geoff Lanier looks at the preseason
Morehead State: Women's Basketball to Host Open House and Potluck Dinner
NC State: Harper to Speak Wednesday at Super KNOW
Oregon State: Meet The Beavers: Khadidja Toure
San Diego State: Women's Basketball Picked to Win 2012-13 MW Title
Tennessee: Catchings Wins First WNBA Title
Monday, October 22, 2012
Final 2012 Fall Exposure League Recap
The second Fall Exposure League featured over 50 players from Tennessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas, and even Alabama. It was a great environment for basketball
players to get a jump start on the 2012-13 season.
Undefeated
UConn finished the league undefeated going 4-0. The team members were Kyra Pryor (Schilling Farms, 2017, not pictured), Amber Holmes (Overton, 2014, not pictured ), Katie Conner (St. Agnes, 2013), Karneisha Trent (Wooddale, 2014), Rachelle Parks (Middleton, 2015), Deja Faulkner (Middleton, 2015), Chrishona Reddix (Olive Branch, 2016), Tatiana Love (St. Agnes, 2015), Kaylan Pugh (St. Mary's, 2015, not pictured ) and Jayla Hemingway (Schilling Farms, 2019, not pictured ).
Who's That Girl
It was hard to not notice her and the energy she plays with. She was always around the basketball - getting rebounds, making plays to score and getting to the free throw line. Jamie Crum is an 8th grade point guard for MHEA. She averaged 11 points with a game high of 19 during week 3.
Action Packed
Three of the most exciting players to watch during the league all come from the same summer travel team, Team Memphis Elite-Holmes. All are juniors and all consistently play at a high level. A'Queen Hayes and Olivia Cunningham are dynamic duo guards from Southaven (MS). They play at a fast pace up the floor and off the floor as they jump up for rebounds, loose balls and deflections. Both are ball handlers, have 3 point range and can easily get by defenders to make buckets in the paint. A'Queen averaged 16.5 points during the league and Olivia averaged 18.
Karneisha Trent at 5'9 is listed as a forward for Wooddale, however, she displayed during the league that transitioning to the guard position should not be a problem. She is one of the most athletic and agile players with abilities to slash and maneuver through traffic. She has a nice stroke and can make the 3 point shot. She averaged 15.5 points per game.
Undefeated
UConn finished the league undefeated going 4-0. The team members were Kyra Pryor (Schilling Farms, 2017, not pictured), Amber Holmes (Overton, 2014, not pictured ), Katie Conner (St. Agnes, 2013), Karneisha Trent (Wooddale, 2014), Rachelle Parks (Middleton, 2015), Deja Faulkner (Middleton, 2015), Chrishona Reddix (Olive Branch, 2016), Tatiana Love (St. Agnes, 2015), Kaylan Pugh (St. Mary's, 2015, not pictured ) and Jayla Hemingway (Schilling Farms, 2019, not pictured ).
Who's That Girl
It was hard to not notice her and the energy she plays with. She was always around the basketball - getting rebounds, making plays to score and getting to the free throw line. Jamie Crum is an 8th grade point guard for MHEA. She averaged 11 points with a game high of 19 during week 3.
Action Packed
Three of the most exciting players to watch during the league all come from the same summer travel team, Team Memphis Elite-Holmes. All are juniors and all consistently play at a high level. A'Queen Hayes and Olivia Cunningham are dynamic duo guards from Southaven (MS). They play at a fast pace up the floor and off the floor as they jump up for rebounds, loose balls and deflections. Both are ball handlers, have 3 point range and can easily get by defenders to make buckets in the paint. A'Queen averaged 16.5 points during the league and Olivia averaged 18.
Karneisha Trent at 5'9 is listed as a forward for Wooddale, however, she displayed during the league that transitioning to the guard position should not be a problem. She is one of the most athletic and agile players with abilities to slash and maneuver through traffic. She has a nice stroke and can make the 3 point shot. She averaged 15.5 points per game.
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 22, 2012
HBU: Cameron Tucker Named Women's Basketball Assistant Coach
Iowa: The Blowout Is Back
Lipscomb: Women's basketball making strides in practice
Oklahoma: Kaylon Williams Suffers Season-Ending Injury
Oakland: Bethany Watterworth Named Player of the Year, Oakland Picked Third
Ole Miss: Personnel Changes Announced With Women's Basketball
Ole Miss: Marbra Has High Hopes For Senior Season
Oregon State: Meet The Beavers: Alyssa Martin
Purdue: Drey Mingo Receives Giant Steps Courageous Student-Athlete Award
Stanford: Stanford Women Wow Fans At Friday Frenzy
South Alabama: LADY JAGS' ANNUAL "TALKING JAGS" PROGRAM TO GET UNDERWAY NEXT WEEK
Temple: Former Women's Basketball Standout Shey Peddy Now Playing for Hapoel Rishon in Israel
Tennessee: No. 1-ranked prospect Mercedes Russell part of Lady Vols' basketball recruiting crowd
Tennessee: Tennessee Fund Hosts Women's Hoops Event
Wagner: Meet Seahawk Freshman Center Emily Adams
Iowa: The Blowout Is Back
Lipscomb: Women's basketball making strides in practice
Oklahoma: Kaylon Williams Suffers Season-Ending Injury
Oakland: Bethany Watterworth Named Player of the Year, Oakland Picked Third
Ole Miss: Personnel Changes Announced With Women's Basketball
Ole Miss: Marbra Has High Hopes For Senior Season
Oregon State: Meet The Beavers: Alyssa Martin
Purdue: Drey Mingo Receives Giant Steps Courageous Student-Athlete Award
Stanford: Stanford Women Wow Fans At Friday Frenzy
South Alabama: LADY JAGS' ANNUAL "TALKING JAGS" PROGRAM TO GET UNDERWAY NEXT WEEK
Temple: Former Women's Basketball Standout Shey Peddy Now Playing for Hapoel Rishon in Israel
Tennessee: No. 1-ranked prospect Mercedes Russell part of Lady Vols' basketball recruiting crowd
Tennessee: Tennessee Fund Hosts Women's Hoops Event
Wagner: Meet Seahawk Freshman Center Emily Adams
Friday, October 19, 2012
University of Memphis women's basketball freshmen ready to thrive
article from CommercialAppeal.com
It wasn't long after Arlington's loss in the TSSAA Class AAA
sectionals last March that point guard Ariel Hearn began preparing for
her career at the University of Memphis.
Her father, Sultaire Hearn, told her she needed to bulk up to handle the rigors of college basketball. So Hearn immediately jumped in the weight room.
"I started lifting weights on my own and I gained a couple of pounds," Hearn said.
She wasn't alone. The Tigers' five freshmen all reported to campus this summer in shape and prepared to handle whatever strength and conditioning coach Mike Jenkins threw at them.
"All of them pretty much came in every day for the voluntary 6:30 a.m. workout and really worked hard all summer," Jenkins said. "The new girls I'm really excited about because they're a good, hardworking crew. This is the best, hardest-working group of ladies that we've had since we've been here, for sure. They show up on time, and they work hard and have put themselves in position to where they're going to do well on the court."
Her father, Sultaire Hearn, told her she needed to bulk up to handle the rigors of college basketball. So Hearn immediately jumped in the weight room.
"I started lifting weights on my own and I gained a couple of pounds," Hearn said.
She wasn't alone. The Tigers' five freshmen all reported to campus this summer in shape and prepared to handle whatever strength and conditioning coach Mike Jenkins threw at them.
"All of them pretty much came in every day for the voluntary 6:30 a.m. workout and really worked hard all summer," Jenkins said. "The new girls I'm really excited about because they're a good, hardworking crew. This is the best, hardest-working group of ladies that we've had since we've been here, for sure. They show up on time, and they work hard and have put themselves in position to where they're going to do well on the court."
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 19, 2012
Alabama A&M: Jasmine Sanders named preseason second team
Alabama State: WBB Predicted to Finish Fourth, Alford Preseason 2nd Team
Georgetown: Rodgers Earns Third-Consecutive Preseason All-BIG EAST Honors
Georgia Tech: Getting To Know: Brittany Jackson
Idaho State: Defending Big Sky Champions Top Preseason Polls
IPFW: Women's Hoops Picked Eighth in Preseason Poll
IUPUI: 2012-13 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SEASON PREVIEW - GUARDS
LIU Brooklyn: Davis Named to Preseason All-NEC Women's Basketball Team by College Sports Madness
Louisville: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish Third in Preseason BIG EAST Poll
Notre Dame: Notre Dame Picked Second In 2012-13 BIG EAST Preseason Women's Basketball Poll
Northwestern State: Lady Demons look for competitiveness, toughness for 2012-13
Oakland: Bethany Watterworth to Miss Start of 2012-13 Season with Injury
Portland State: Vikings Selected Fifth and Seventh in Big Sky Coaches and Media Polls
Rutgers: Rutgers Women’s Basketball Tabbed Fifth in Preseason BIG EAST Coaches’ Poll
Siena: Siena Freshman: Symone Kelly
Siena: Siena's Intensity Impresses New Coach
Tennessee: Lady Vol Report: Kicking It Up A Notch
Tulane: Women's Basketball Adresses Media During Preseason Press Conference
Vanderbilt: Kristen Gaffney's turn as the countdown to basketball season hits 24 days.
Villanova: Wildcats Picked 10th in Preseason Poll
Wagner: Meet Seahawk Freshman Center Emily Adams
UConn: Women's Hoops Selected to Win BIG EAST Regular Season Title
UNLV: Rise 'N' Shine Saturday With The Lady Rebels
Alabama State: WBB Predicted to Finish Fourth, Alford Preseason 2nd Team
Georgetown: Rodgers Earns Third-Consecutive Preseason All-BIG EAST Honors
Georgia Tech: Getting To Know: Brittany Jackson
Idaho State: Defending Big Sky Champions Top Preseason Polls
IPFW: Women's Hoops Picked Eighth in Preseason Poll
IUPUI: 2012-13 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SEASON PREVIEW - GUARDS
LIU Brooklyn: Davis Named to Preseason All-NEC Women's Basketball Team by College Sports Madness
Louisville: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish Third in Preseason BIG EAST Poll
Notre Dame: Notre Dame Picked Second In 2012-13 BIG EAST Preseason Women's Basketball Poll
Northwestern State: Lady Demons look for competitiveness, toughness for 2012-13
Oakland: Bethany Watterworth to Miss Start of 2012-13 Season with Injury
Portland State: Vikings Selected Fifth and Seventh in Big Sky Coaches and Media Polls
Rutgers: Rutgers Women’s Basketball Tabbed Fifth in Preseason BIG EAST Coaches’ Poll
Siena: Siena Freshman: Symone Kelly
Siena: Siena's Intensity Impresses New Coach
Tennessee: Lady Vol Report: Kicking It Up A Notch
Tulane: Women's Basketball Adresses Media During Preseason Press Conference
Vanderbilt: Kristen Gaffney's turn as the countdown to basketball season hits 24 days.
Villanova: Wildcats Picked 10th in Preseason Poll
Wagner: Meet Seahawk Freshman Center Emily Adams
UConn: Women's Hoops Selected to Win BIG EAST Regular Season Title
UNLV: Rise 'N' Shine Saturday With The Lady Rebels
Thursday, October 18, 2012
2012 Shelby County Middle School Basketball Jamboree Schedule
4TH ANNUAL SHELBY COUNTY
MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL
JAMBOREE OCTOBER 20, 2012 @ SOUTHWIND HIGH
MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL
JAMBOREE OCTOBER 20, 2012 @ SOUTHWIND HIGH
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 18, 2012
Air Force: Falcons to Hold Coaches' Clinic
Boston: Mo Moran, Rashidat Agboola and Danielle Callahan will serve as captains
California: ThisIsCalBasketball.com Countdown - Five Days
Florida State: Natasha Howard Captures Preseason All-ACC Honors
Georgia Tech: Georgia Tech Picked Third In ACC Womens Basketball Preseason
Holy Cross: 2012-2013 Holy Cross Basketball Tickets Now On Sale
Illinois State: Preseason WNIT Tickets on Sale Now
Lake Erie: Storm Women Add Prolific Rebounder Harris for Upcoming Season
Maine: Women's Basketball to Host Fan Appreciation Day and Free Kids Clinic
Memphis: Women's Basketball Heels & Hoops Gala Set for Saturday October 27th
Morehead State: Women's Basketball to Host Open House and Potluck Dinner
Oklahoma: Women's Hoops TV Broadcasts Announced
Penn State: 2012-13 Lady Lion Basketball Media Day
Siena: Midnight Madness, Siena Style
Siena: Siena Women's Coach Has High Expectations
Southern Miss: Women's Basketball to Host Education Day Nov. 9
Tennessee: Alaina Coates drops Lady Vols basketball from consideration
Texas Tech: Lady Raiders lose Cook-Taylor for season; Schneider out after thyroid surgery
UCF: UCF point guard Andrea Hines has plenty of experience to draw upon as she starts her sophomore year
Vanderbilt: A look at senior guard Gabby Smith's time volunteering at the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt.
Boston: Mo Moran, Rashidat Agboola and Danielle Callahan will serve as captains
California: ThisIsCalBasketball.com Countdown - Five Days
Florida State: Natasha Howard Captures Preseason All-ACC Honors
Georgia Tech: Georgia Tech Picked Third In ACC Womens Basketball Preseason
Holy Cross: 2012-2013 Holy Cross Basketball Tickets Now On Sale
Illinois State: Preseason WNIT Tickets on Sale Now
Lake Erie: Storm Women Add Prolific Rebounder Harris for Upcoming Season
Maine: Women's Basketball to Host Fan Appreciation Day and Free Kids Clinic
Memphis: Women's Basketball Heels & Hoops Gala Set for Saturday October 27th
Morehead State: Women's Basketball to Host Open House and Potluck Dinner
Oklahoma: Women's Hoops TV Broadcasts Announced
Penn State: 2012-13 Lady Lion Basketball Media Day
Siena: Midnight Madness, Siena Style
Siena: Siena Women's Coach Has High Expectations
Southern Miss: Women's Basketball to Host Education Day Nov. 9
Tennessee: Alaina Coates drops Lady Vols basketball from consideration
Texas Tech: Lady Raiders lose Cook-Taylor for season; Schneider out after thyroid surgery
UCF: UCF point guard Andrea Hines has plenty of experience to draw upon as she starts her sophomore year
Vanderbilt: A look at senior guard Gabby Smith's time volunteering at the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 17, 2012
Boston College: 2012-13 Women's Basketball ACC Preseason Poll Released
Drexel: Mershon Named All-CAA First Team as Women's Basketball Picked Fourth in Preseason Poll
Florida Gulf Coast: Smesko, Dunson, Hansen Head List of College Sports Madness Preseason Honors
Iowa: Kathy Thomas Fulfills Her Dream
Montana State: Binford Pleased with Women's Blue/Gold Scrimmage
NC State: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish Eighth in ACC
Old Dominion: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish Fifth in Preseason CAA Poll
St. Bonaventure: Chelsea Bowker To Sit Out 2012-13 Season With Injury
Texas Tech: 2 years at Kansas juco has new Lady Raider, Jackie Patterson, ready for Big 12 hoops
Penn State: Lady Lion Basketball Media Day Player Quotes
Penn State: Inside Media Day: Lady Lions Basketball Sound Bites
Drexel: Mershon Named All-CAA First Team as Women's Basketball Picked Fourth in Preseason Poll
Florida Gulf Coast: Smesko, Dunson, Hansen Head List of College Sports Madness Preseason Honors
Iowa: Kathy Thomas Fulfills Her Dream
Montana State: Binford Pleased with Women's Blue/Gold Scrimmage
NC State: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish Eighth in ACC
Old Dominion: Women's Basketball Picked to Finish Fifth in Preseason CAA Poll
St. Bonaventure: Chelsea Bowker To Sit Out 2012-13 Season With Injury
Texas Tech: 2 years at Kansas juco has new Lady Raider, Jackie Patterson, ready for Big 12 hoops
Penn State: Lady Lion Basketball Media Day Player Quotes
Penn State: Inside Media Day: Lady Lions Basketball Sound Bites
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
FILA Mississippi Girls Basketball Class of 2015 Top 40
Memphis area players ranked in the Mississippi Girls Basketball 2015 Class rankings:
#5 Abria Gulledge (HW Byers)
#12 Torri Lewis (TEAM TN Glory/MHEA)
#19 Alondrea Rush (Horn Lake)
#22 Alexyse Thomas (Horn Lake)
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#5 Abria Gulledge (HW Byers)
#12 Torri Lewis (TEAM TN Glory/MHEA)
#19 Alondrea Rush (Horn Lake)
#22 Alexyse Thomas (Horn Lake)
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FILA Mississippi Girls Basketball Class of 2014 Top 40
Memphis area players ranked in the Mississippi Girls Basketball 2014 Class rankings:
#7 Shandricka Sessom (Mississippi Glory/Byhalia)
#8 A’Queen Hayes (Memphis Elite-Holmes/Southaven)
#16 Olivia Cunningham (Memphis Elite-Holmes/Southaven)
#35 Kiara Golden (Memphis Elite-Holmes/Center Hill)
#36 Richenda Crutcher (HW Byers)
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#7 Shandricka Sessom (Mississippi Glory/Byhalia)
#8 A’Queen Hayes (Memphis Elite-Holmes/Southaven)
#16 Olivia Cunningham (Memphis Elite-Holmes/Southaven)
#35 Kiara Golden (Memphis Elite-Holmes/Center Hill)
#36 Richenda Crutcher (HW Byers)
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FILA Mississippi Girls Basketball Class of 2013 Top 40 Rankings
Memphis area players ranked in the Mississippi Girls Basketball 2013 Class rankings:
#1 Jasmine Joyner (Memphis Elite - Holmes/Torriel/Southaven)
#3 Kiandria Patterson (Memphis Elite/Columbus)
#13 Justice Martin (Mississippi Glory/HW Byers)
#16 Joanna Smith (Southaven)
#20 Brittany Grant (Horn Lake)
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#1 Jasmine Joyner (Memphis Elite - Holmes/Torriel/Southaven)
#3 Kiandria Patterson (Memphis Elite/Columbus)
#13 Justice Martin (Mississippi Glory/HW Byers)
#16 Joanna Smith (Southaven)
#20 Brittany Grant (Horn Lake)
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Division I talent leads Southaven girls in quest for 6A hoops crown
The Southaven girls basketball program has never signed an athlete
to a Division I scholarship. That will change on Nov. 15 when the
senior frontcourt of JoAnna Smith, Aliyahh Miller and Jasmine Joyner
sign letter of intent with various programs across the country on the
first signing period of the year.
The senior trio along with talented junior guards Olivia Cunningham and Queen Hayes give the Lady Chargers five Division I prospects as they begin the season favorites to win the 6A state title a year after a 29-3 season that ended in the state semi-final in Jackson.
“I’ve been really fortunate,” Southaven head coach Dave Baldwin said. “I’ve got great bus drivers because they’ve brought me talent. It’s easy to coach good athletes.”
Read complete Desoto Times Tribune article
The senior trio along with talented junior guards Olivia Cunningham and Queen Hayes give the Lady Chargers five Division I prospects as they begin the season favorites to win the 6A state title a year after a 29-3 season that ended in the state semi-final in Jackson.
“I’ve been really fortunate,” Southaven head coach Dave Baldwin said. “I’ve got great bus drivers because they’ve brought me talent. It’s easy to coach good athletes.”
Read complete Desoto Times Tribune article
Memphis Dream First Season a Success
Camille Norwood has been coaching for over 3 years. She has coached middle school and high school at Power Center Academy Charter school. But this past summer, she decided to do her own thing and created Memphis Dream.
Memphis Dream kicked off its first summer with a seventh grade and eight grade team. Memphis Dream traveled through out the south and not only competed but won. Check out the pictures and tournament finishes below.
June 2012
Georgia Tarheels Summer Showcase Atlanta, GA
-8th grade team 1st place Champions
-7th grade team Runners up
July 2012
Hoopsplay USA Nationals, Conway, AR -
-8th grade team 3rd place finish in Silver bracket
Memphis Dream kicked off its first summer with a seventh grade and eight grade team. Memphis Dream traveled through out the south and not only competed but won. Check out the pictures and tournament finishes below.
June 2012
Georgia Tarheels Summer Showcase Atlanta, GA
-8th grade team 1st place Champions
-7th grade team Runners up
Hoopsplay USA Nationals, Conway, AR -
-8th grade team 3rd place finish in Silver bracket
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 16, 2012
Christian Brothers: Lady Bucs Picked Seventh in GSC
Georgia Tech: Learning To Be Defensive
Kentucky: Shooting guard from Tennessee commits to Kentucky women's team, Jaycee Coe
Houston: Porsche Landry: "New Number, New Start"
Memphis: Pa'Sonna Hope Granted NCAA Waiver
NC State: Kaley Moser has been added to the Wolfpack women's roster for 2012-13
Oklahoma: OU head coach Sherri Coale and the Sooners met with the media Monday
Oklahoma: Coale: Who Will We Become?
Providence College: Women's Basketball Makes An Appearance At Youth Basketball Clinic
San Diego State: Four Aztecs Honored by College Sports Madness, Courtney Clements, Chelsea Hopkins, Malia Nahinu and Beth Burns
SMU: Mustangs Host Intrasquad Scrimmage Saturday At Noon In Moody
Tennessee: Jasmine Jones ready to take charge for Lady Vols
UMass: Women's Basketball Announces Annual Field Trip Day
Wagner: Women Name Tri-Captains, Compete In 3-Point Contest
Georgia Tech: Learning To Be Defensive
Kentucky: Shooting guard from Tennessee commits to Kentucky women's team, Jaycee Coe
Houston: Porsche Landry: "New Number, New Start"
Memphis: Pa'Sonna Hope Granted NCAA Waiver
NC State: Kaley Moser has been added to the Wolfpack women's roster for 2012-13
Oklahoma: OU head coach Sherri Coale and the Sooners met with the media Monday
Oklahoma: Coale: Who Will We Become?
Providence College: Women's Basketball Makes An Appearance At Youth Basketball Clinic
San Diego State: Four Aztecs Honored by College Sports Madness, Courtney Clements, Chelsea Hopkins, Malia Nahinu and Beth Burns
SMU: Mustangs Host Intrasquad Scrimmage Saturday At Noon In Moody
Tennessee: Jasmine Jones ready to take charge for Lady Vols
UMass: Women's Basketball Announces Annual Field Trip Day
Wagner: Women Name Tri-Captains, Compete In 3-Point Contest
Monday, October 15, 2012
Bring It Book Drive Continues Through October
The University of Memphis' Athletic Department has teamed up with
Memphis City Schools and The Booksellers at Laurelwood for a "Bring It"
Book Drive, which will run Oct. 15-31. Donors may give new or gently
used books suitable for children in grades K-8. The goal is to collect
10,000 books.
All books collected will be donated to seven Memphis City Schools deemed "Innovation Zone" schools. These are schools with limited resources that are identified as needing help to succeed at a higher level. They include Hamilton Middle, Magnolia Elementary, Fairley Elementary, Geeter Middle, Ford Road Elementary, Chickasaw Middle, and Lucie E. Campbell Elementary.
Books can be dropped off at two sites: the Athletic Ticket Office, located in the Penny Hardaway Hall of Fame at 570 Normal Ave., and at Booksellers at Laurelwood at 387 Perkins Extended. The store will provide a 20 percent discount on any book purchased specifically for the book drive.
"Our student-athletes have done an incredible job of giving back to the Memphis community this past year with over 2,500 service hours," said Kristin Rusboldt, coordinator of Student-Athlete Development at the U of M. "Last year, at some of our athletic events, they collected over 1,000 books. This year, we wanted to do so much more.
"We are really excited about this goal. We think that, with the help of the Memphis community, we can collect 10,000 books, maybe even more. We all have books sitting around, and this is a great way to clear some shelf space and help a great cause." Miska Clay Bibbs, coordinator of Community and Volunteer Relations for Memphis City Schools, also expressed appreciation for the partnership with the PAWS (Preparing Athletes for Winning Success) program. "The partnership between the University of Memphis Athletic Department and Memphis City Schools is a great example of the kind of community involvement that helps push the future leaders of Memphis forward," said Bibbs.
Details are available from Kristin Rusboldt at 901-678-2388 or khopkins@memphis.edu.
All books collected will be donated to seven Memphis City Schools deemed "Innovation Zone" schools. These are schools with limited resources that are identified as needing help to succeed at a higher level. They include Hamilton Middle, Magnolia Elementary, Fairley Elementary, Geeter Middle, Ford Road Elementary, Chickasaw Middle, and Lucie E. Campbell Elementary.
Books can be dropped off at two sites: the Athletic Ticket Office, located in the Penny Hardaway Hall of Fame at 570 Normal Ave., and at Booksellers at Laurelwood at 387 Perkins Extended. The store will provide a 20 percent discount on any book purchased specifically for the book drive.
"Our student-athletes have done an incredible job of giving back to the Memphis community this past year with over 2,500 service hours," said Kristin Rusboldt, coordinator of Student-Athlete Development at the U of M. "Last year, at some of our athletic events, they collected over 1,000 books. This year, we wanted to do so much more.
"We are really excited about this goal. We think that, with the help of the Memphis community, we can collect 10,000 books, maybe even more. We all have books sitting around, and this is a great way to clear some shelf space and help a great cause." Miska Clay Bibbs, coordinator of Community and Volunteer Relations for Memphis City Schools, also expressed appreciation for the partnership with the PAWS (Preparing Athletes for Winning Success) program. "The partnership between the University of Memphis Athletic Department and Memphis City Schools is a great example of the kind of community involvement that helps push the future leaders of Memphis forward," said Bibbs.
Details are available from Kristin Rusboldt at 901-678-2388 or khopkins@memphis.edu.
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 15, 2012
Davidson: Tennessee, UNC Games to Be Among 15 Broadcast by Davidson W. Basketball
Evansville: 10 Questions With...Meagan Collins
Indiana: The Full Court Press with Indiana Women's Basketball: Oct. 12
Kentucky: Mitchell and Mathies Head List of College Sports Madness Preseason Honors
Kent State: Introducing the New Faces of Kent State Women's Basketball: Amber Dunlap
LSU: Lady Tigers' Senior Guard Seeks Trip to Final Four
Marshall: Daniel Mixing Passion with Patience, Wants Preparation
Michigan State: Three Former Spartans Ink Professional Contracts Overseas
New Hampshire: Women's Basketball Announces Hires and Promotion to 2012-13 Staff
NC State: Kastanek Ready to Start Final Season at NC State
Savannah State: SSU Women's Basketball Team Ready For 2012-13 Season
Syracuse: Women's Basketball Hosts Media Day
Tennessee: Jenny Moshak, Heather Mason file discrimination lawsuit against Tennessee
Evansville: 10 Questions With...Meagan Collins
Indiana: The Full Court Press with Indiana Women's Basketball: Oct. 12
Kentucky: Mitchell and Mathies Head List of College Sports Madness Preseason Honors
Kent State: Introducing the New Faces of Kent State Women's Basketball: Amber Dunlap
LSU: Lady Tigers' Senior Guard Seeks Trip to Final Four
Marshall: Daniel Mixing Passion with Patience, Wants Preparation
Michigan State: Three Former Spartans Ink Professional Contracts Overseas
New Hampshire: Women's Basketball Announces Hires and Promotion to 2012-13 Staff
NC State: Kastanek Ready to Start Final Season at NC State
Savannah State: SSU Women's Basketball Team Ready For 2012-13 Season
Syracuse: Women's Basketball Hosts Media Day
Tennessee: Jenny Moshak, Heather Mason file discrimination lawsuit against Tennessee
Friday, October 12, 2012
University of Memphis women's basketball team welcomes eight new faces
article from CommercialAppeal.com
For two straight seasons, University of Memphis women's basketball coach Melissa McFerrin knew who she was working with before the season began.
She knew she had one of Conference USA's best in guard Brittany Carter, the Tigers' undisputed go-to player. McFerrin also had one of the league's top post players in Jasmine Lee, last season's C-USA Player of the Year. And there was defensive specialist Ramses Lonlack.
With those key players departed, McFerrin finds herself in the unfamiliar position. The Tigers' roster features eight newcomers, including five freshmen.
"I liken this to three years ago when we really didn't know what we had," McFerrin said. "As coaches, it's our job to figure out how to put it all together and help this team be as successful as we possibly can."
The Tigers are coming off their third consecutive 20-win season and a third straight trip to the postseason. But if those streaks are to continue, it will be with the help of a vastly different cast of players.
For two straight seasons, University of Memphis women's basketball coach Melissa McFerrin knew who she was working with before the season began.
She knew she had one of Conference USA's best in guard Brittany Carter, the Tigers' undisputed go-to player. McFerrin also had one of the league's top post players in Jasmine Lee, last season's C-USA Player of the Year. And there was defensive specialist Ramses Lonlack.
With those key players departed, McFerrin finds herself in the unfamiliar position. The Tigers' roster features eight newcomers, including five freshmen.
"I liken this to three years ago when we really didn't know what we had," McFerrin said. "As coaches, it's our job to figure out how to put it all together and help this team be as successful as we possibly can."
The Tigers are coming off their third consecutive 20-win season and a third straight trip to the postseason. But if those streaks are to continue, it will be with the help of a vastly different cast of players.
Odequa Ogiboke Class of 2013 Recruiting Update
According to an email from her travel team coach, Eric Daniels, Ridgeway Senior Odequa Ogiboke (Memphis Elite-Daniels) has verbally committed to Old Dominion University.
Aliyah Miller Class of 2013 Recruiting Update
Received an email from Southaven Senior, Aliyah Miller (Memphis Elite-Daniels), she has verbally committed to Providence College. Aliyah also considered Jacksonville State University, Eastern Kentucky University and University of Southern Mississippi.
Tiara Caldwell Class of 2013 Recruiting Update
Received an email from Millington Senior, Tiara Caldwell (Memphis Elite-Daniels), she has verbally committed to University Tennessee at Martin.
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 12, 2012
Depaul: Deep and Talented Blue Demons Ready for Season of Dreams
Florida: The Next Step: Despite a Host of New Faces, Gator Women's Hoops Squad Looks to Build on Last Year
Georgetown: Georgetown Basketball Midnight Madness to Feature Doug E. Fresh
Kent State: Introducing The New Faces of Kent State Women's Basketball: Heather Bachman
Kentucky: Relationship between basketball programs, university on display at Tip-Off Luncheon
Oklahoma: Sooners Picked Second in Preseason Vote
Ole Miss: Women's Hoops Preseason Update
Penn State: Trio Named 2012-13 Lady Lion Team Captains
Pitt: Women's Basketball Guard Abby Dowd Pens An Essay On Her Summer Adventures
Rice: Women's Basketball Adds Long, Smith To Staff
Florida: The Next Step: Despite a Host of New Faces, Gator Women's Hoops Squad Looks to Build on Last Year
Georgetown: Georgetown Basketball Midnight Madness to Feature Doug E. Fresh
Kent State: Introducing The New Faces of Kent State Women's Basketball: Heather Bachman
Kentucky: Relationship between basketball programs, university on display at Tip-Off Luncheon
Oklahoma: Sooners Picked Second in Preseason Vote
Ole Miss: Women's Hoops Preseason Update
Penn State: Trio Named 2012-13 Lady Lion Team Captains
Pitt: Women's Basketball Guard Abby Dowd Pens An Essay On Her Summer Adventures
Rice: Women's Basketball Adds Long, Smith To Staff
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Kelsey Briggs Class of 2013 Recruiting Update
Received an email from Overton's Senior Kelsey Briggs (Memphis Elite-Daniels), she has verbally committed to Georgetown University.
I have recently made my decision to verbally commit to Georgetown University Women's Basketball program. I am so excited to play for Coach Keith Brown, his staff and with my future teammates. I have made this decision after officially visiting Georgetown University. In addition, I considered and officially visited Saint John's University, University Miami. I considered offers from University Texas and Syracuse University. But I decided on Georgetown. because of the great academics, excitement around the program, what the coaching staff and players believe we can do during my 4 years. Georgetown University, I feel is a great fit for me as a student/athlete.
2012 Fall Exposure League Week 3 - Game of the Week
This Saturday, October 13, is the last day of the Fall Exposure League. The league has served as a preview of the talented Memphis players and who to watch during this upcoming season. Check out this game from last week - a great come from behind thriller between Maryland and UConn..
Joanna Smith Class of 2013 Recruiting Update
According to her basketball trainer, Jmalo Torriel, Southaven guard Joanna Smith, has committed to the Buffalo womens basketball program. She choose Buffalo over Southern Illinois and Providence.
Here is footage of Joanna Smith participating in the 2011 Pre-Season Show Off Camp.
Here is footage of Joanna Smith participating in the 2011 Pre-Season Show Off Camp.
Jasmine James hopes to cap career with injury-free season
image and article from dogbytesonline.com
Preseason practice for James’ senior year began last week. This time, the senior guard hopes she can manage to pull through without a bite from the injury bug.
“You definitely try to look forward to an injury-free season,” James said. “A lot of things have been done as far as better conditioning and better nutrition and diet and different things like that to try to remain as healthy as possible. It’s a contact sport for the most part so things are going to happen. You can’t control those things for the most part, so you just try to stay as healthy as possible.”
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Preseason practice for James’ senior year began last week. This time, the senior guard hopes she can manage to pull through without a bite from the injury bug.
“You definitely try to look forward to an injury-free season,” James said. “A lot of things have been done as far as better conditioning and better nutrition and diet and different things like that to try to remain as healthy as possible. It’s a contact sport for the most part so things are going to happen. You can’t control those things for the most part, so you just try to stay as healthy as possible.”
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Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 11, 2012
Baylor: Selected for fourth consecutive year and fifth time overall.
BYU: 2012-13 women’s basketball season preview
Coastal Carolina: Women's Hoops Selected 7th in Big South Preseason Poll
Colorado: With Plenty To Build On, Lappe's Buffs Live for Today
Kansas: KU Women Tabbed Fourth in Preseason Big 12 Poll
MTSU: Learning more about freshman forward Caya Williams
Texas: Women's Basketball tabbed fifth in Big 12 preseason poll
Santa Clara: An Inside Look at SCU Women's Basketball; Team Preps for Season Opener
Quinnipiac: Women’s Basketball Announces Captain’s for 2012-13 Season
West Virginia: WVU Women’s Basketball Preseason No. 2
Winthrop: Women Picked Third In Big South Basketball Preseason Poll
BYU: 2012-13 women’s basketball season preview
Coastal Carolina: Women's Hoops Selected 7th in Big South Preseason Poll
Colorado: With Plenty To Build On, Lappe's Buffs Live for Today
Kansas: KU Women Tabbed Fourth in Preseason Big 12 Poll
MTSU: Learning more about freshman forward Caya Williams
Texas: Women's Basketball tabbed fifth in Big 12 preseason poll
Santa Clara: An Inside Look at SCU Women's Basketball; Team Preps for Season Opener
Quinnipiac: Women’s Basketball Announces Captain’s for 2012-13 Season
West Virginia: WVU Women’s Basketball Preseason No. 2
Winthrop: Women Picked Third In Big South Basketball Preseason Poll
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 10, 2012
Air Force: Women's Basketball Geared Up For First Day of Practice
Arizona: Calamity McEntire enters her first year as an assistant coach for the Arizona women's basketball team.
Cleveland State: Shalonda Winton Named To Preseason All-League First Team
Georgia Tech: Getting To Know: Je Zhe Newton
LMU: Getting to Know...Sophie Taylor
Longwood: Selected 11th in Preseason Big South Poll
Michigan: Val Driscoll, Kelsey Mitchell to Miss 2012-13 Season
Michigan State: 2012 Spartan Women's Basketball Media Day Coverage
Rice: Jessica Kuster Named C-USA Preseason Player Of The Year
Southern Miss: Women's Basketball Faulkner Named to Preseason Team, Lady Eagles Picked to Finish Seventh
Texas A&M: Women's Basketball Practice Update
UTEP: UTEP Women Picked Second In 2012-13 Conference USA Preseason Poll
Vanderbilt: The women's basketball season opener versus McNeese State is 32 days away
Wagner: Meet Seahawk Freshman Guard Jordyn Peck
Arizona: Calamity McEntire enters her first year as an assistant coach for the Arizona women's basketball team.
Cleveland State: Shalonda Winton Named To Preseason All-League First Team
Georgia Tech: Getting To Know: Je Zhe Newton
LMU: Getting to Know...Sophie Taylor
Longwood: Selected 11th in Preseason Big South Poll
Michigan: Val Driscoll, Kelsey Mitchell to Miss 2012-13 Season
Michigan State: 2012 Spartan Women's Basketball Media Day Coverage
Rice: Jessica Kuster Named C-USA Preseason Player Of The Year
Southern Miss: Women's Basketball Faulkner Named to Preseason Team, Lady Eagles Picked to Finish Seventh
Texas A&M: Women's Basketball Practice Update
UTEP: UTEP Women Picked Second In 2012-13 Conference USA Preseason Poll
Vanderbilt: The women's basketball season opener versus McNeese State is 32 days away
Wagner: Meet Seahawk Freshman Guard Jordyn Peck
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 9, 2012
College of Charleston: Women’s Basketball Holds First Official Practice
Memphis: Nicole Dickson Named Preseason All-Conference USA
MTSU: Getting to know freshman guard MacKenzie Sells
Tennessee: Pat Summitt at Lady Vols' 1st practice
Tennessee: Holly Warlick: 'It's my will to make sure that I take care of Pat
Tennessee: Lady Vols first official basketball practice up-tempo
Tennessee: Lady Vol Hoops Preparing For Season
Tennessee Tech: Getting used to new system with Davis
Tulane: Tulane Named Preseason Favorite To Win C-USA Women's Basketball Title
Tulsa: Taleya Mayberry Named to C-USA Women's Basketball Preseason Team
Memphis: Nicole Dickson Named Preseason All-Conference USA
MTSU: Getting to know freshman guard MacKenzie Sells
Tennessee: Pat Summitt at Lady Vols' 1st practice
Tennessee: Holly Warlick: 'It's my will to make sure that I take care of Pat
Tennessee: Lady Vols first official basketball practice up-tempo
Tennessee: Lady Vol Hoops Preparing For Season
Tennessee Tech: Getting used to new system with Davis
Tulane: Tulane Named Preseason Favorite To Win C-USA Women's Basketball Title
Tulsa: Taleya Mayberry Named to C-USA Women's Basketball Preseason Team
Monday, October 8, 2012
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 8, 2012
Drake: Coach's homecoming a chance for growth
Illinois State: ISU women putting focus on new centerpieces
LaTech: Weatherspoon Pleased With Early Season Workouts
Michigan: Michigan women's basketball coach Kim Barnes Arico will be well-paid
Northern Iowa: With Jacqui Kalin back, Panthers have high hopes
South Alabama: PIETRI PLEASED WITH FIRST COUPLE OF DAYS OF FALL PRACTICE
Syracuse: Women's Hoops Begins Official Practices
Tennessee: Lady Vols juco transfer Jasmine Phillips out to prove she's No. 1
Texas: University of Texas dedicates statue to Conradt
UConn: Intensity Level About To Rise For Shea Ralph And Other UConn Coaches
West Virginia: Asya Bussie Out for Season
Illinois State: ISU women putting focus on new centerpieces
LaTech: Weatherspoon Pleased With Early Season Workouts
Michigan: Michigan women's basketball coach Kim Barnes Arico will be well-paid
Northern Iowa: With Jacqui Kalin back, Panthers have high hopes
South Alabama: PIETRI PLEASED WITH FIRST COUPLE OF DAYS OF FALL PRACTICE
Syracuse: Women's Hoops Begins Official Practices
Tennessee: Lady Vols juco transfer Jasmine Phillips out to prove she's No. 1
Texas: University of Texas dedicates statue to Conradt
UConn: Intensity Level About To Rise For Shea Ralph And Other UConn Coaches
West Virginia: Asya Bussie Out for Season
Sunday, October 7, 2012
2012 Fall Exposure League Week 2 Recap
Another Exciting Day of Basketball! The match ups were competitive. The atmosphere and fan support was great. This is Memphis Girls Basketball!
Don't Call It a Comeback
It's great to see Madison Luckett back on the court. My first introduction to Madison was in the Inaugural Pre-Season Show Off Camp in 2009. My evaluation of her was "can not be left open because she is automatic from short range". She is a 6'1 forward at St. Benedict and still automatic scoring 7 points this week.
Last November, during the third game of the season, she injured her knee (ACL) forcing her to miss the rest of her junior year. As they say, sheeee baaaack! She participated with her summer travel team (Team Memphis Elite-Daniels) during July and now using the Fall Exposure League to further her conditioning for the high school season. Madison is already academically qualified with a 20 ACT score and working hard to be able to play at the next level. Welcome back, Madison!
Sister Act
The Fall Exposure League is quite unique. In the Week 1 recap, I mentioned the variety of players participating from public schools, private schools and even home schooled. The league is also unique for the amount of siblings participating. Last season, the league had two sets of twins with Briarcrest sophomores Elise & Brynn Holden and Germantown sophomores Breanna & Brittany Cowans. Read the story here. Both sets of twins are back participating in the league this year with a season of high school basketball and another summer of travel basketball experience. Their growth and maturity as players is showing.
This season 2 sets of sisters have joined the league also. We have guard Sydney Malone, 9th grader at Houston High, and Jasmine Malone, an 8th grader at Schilling Farms. Sydney Malone had a great first week performance scoring 14 points in a variety of ways - running the floor for layups, off short jumpers, stick backs after rebounding. Little sister, Jasmine is an unafraid developing point guard who can score if left open.
Before it's all over, the parents of MHEA guards Victoria "Torri" Lewis and Gabriella "Gigi" Lewis will probably get to know quite a few college coaches. Torri Lewis is already on the ESPN Hoopgurlz Watch list for 2015 class and well known nationally as a college prospect. She has such swagger in her game and she travels with her own basketball. She is a good ball handler with deceptive 1on1 moves and has great court awareness. And don't leave her open because she is draining the outside shot. By the way, Gigi is a 7th grader and you don't want to leave her open either. You may want to add Gigi Lewis to your watch list for 2018.
No Diggity, No Doubt
St. Mary's Kaylan Pugh is a prolific scorer. She scored 45 points in a game as an eighth grader with the varsity team and scored 47 as a freshman in addition to scoring over 30 points multiple times each year. This young lady already has a strong college ready body at 5'10. She is extremely versatile with the abilities to run point and strong enough to post up in paint. She loves to use moves to get into the paint for easy buckets where she is strong enough to take contact, make the shot and get to the line. Only a sophomore. I'm eager to watch her development of the next couple of years.
Games of the Week
The Fall Exposure League gives players an opportunity for extra conditioning in game situations, to display new skills developed during the off season and of course--bragging rights. The first thing is definitely displayed in the Week 2 Games of the Week.
Game 1 - Stanford vs Baylor
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Game 2 - UConn vs Notre Dame
Don't Call It a Comeback
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| Madison Luckett |
Last November, during the third game of the season, she injured her knee (ACL) forcing her to miss the rest of her junior year. As they say, sheeee baaaack! She participated with her summer travel team (Team Memphis Elite-Daniels) during July and now using the Fall Exposure League to further her conditioning for the high school season. Madison is already academically qualified with a 20 ACT score and working hard to be able to play at the next level. Welcome back, Madison!
Sister Act
The Fall Exposure League is quite unique. In the Week 1 recap, I mentioned the variety of players participating from public schools, private schools and even home schooled. The league is also unique for the amount of siblings participating. Last season, the league had two sets of twins with Briarcrest sophomores Elise & Brynn Holden and Germantown sophomores Breanna & Brittany Cowans. Read the story here. Both sets of twins are back participating in the league this year with a season of high school basketball and another summer of travel basketball experience. Their growth and maturity as players is showing.
This season 2 sets of sisters have joined the league also. We have guard Sydney Malone, 9th grader at Houston High, and Jasmine Malone, an 8th grader at Schilling Farms. Sydney Malone had a great first week performance scoring 14 points in a variety of ways - running the floor for layups, off short jumpers, stick backs after rebounding. Little sister, Jasmine is an unafraid developing point guard who can score if left open.
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| Torri & Gigi Lewis |
No Diggity, No Doubt
St. Mary's Kaylan Pugh is a prolific scorer. She scored 45 points in a game as an eighth grader with the varsity team and scored 47 as a freshman in addition to scoring over 30 points multiple times each year. This young lady already has a strong college ready body at 5'10. She is extremely versatile with the abilities to run point and strong enough to post up in paint. She loves to use moves to get into the paint for easy buckets where she is strong enough to take contact, make the shot and get to the line. Only a sophomore. I'm eager to watch her development of the next couple of years.
Games of the Week
The Fall Exposure League gives players an opportunity for extra conditioning in game situations, to display new skills developed during the off season and of course--bragging rights. The first thing is definitely displayed in the Week 2 Games of the Week.
Game 1 - Stanford vs Baylor
Click here to be redirected to YouTube
Game 2 - UConn vs Notre Dame
Friday, October 5, 2012
Check Out Ariel Hearn's (Arlington) First Photo Shoot at Memphis
Ariel Hearn is hilarious in this behind the scene look at Memphis Lady Tigers 2012-13 season photo shoot.
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 5, 2012
East Carolina: Women's Basketball Begins Preseason Practice
Florida State: FSU Women's Hoops Starts Practice
Oklahoma State: Back In The Saddle Again
Stevens: Women's Basketball Hires Hannah Ally and Stephanie Prall as Recruiting Coordinators
Texas Tech: Lady Raiders begin fall practice eager for another NCAA tournament bid
Wagner: Women's Basketball Holds First Practice Under Lisa Cermignano
UC Riverside: UC Riverside to Tip Off Basketball Season With Midnight Madness and After Madness Dance Party on October 12
Florida State: FSU Women's Hoops Starts Practice
Oklahoma State: Back In The Saddle Again
Stevens: Women's Basketball Hires Hannah Ally and Stephanie Prall as Recruiting Coordinators
Texas Tech: Lady Raiders begin fall practice eager for another NCAA tournament bid
Wagner: Women's Basketball Holds First Practice Under Lisa Cermignano
UC Riverside: UC Riverside to Tip Off Basketball Season With Midnight Madness and After Madness Dance Party on October 12
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Top 50 Grassroots Girls Basketball People to Follow on Twitter
Kenny Kallina, of Florida Girls Basketball, has put together a list of the Top 50 people in the United States to follow on twitter when you’re looking for information about girls basketball grassroots. Despite no one from the Memphis area making the list, I find the list impressive and will use it as a resource.
Click here to access the list
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 4, 2012
Baylor: Brittney Griner - Preseason Player of the Year; Alexis Prince - Freshman of the Year.
College of Charleston: Women’s Basketball Thoughts from Seniors on Preseason Training
Duke: Blue Devils Add Hernando Planells to Staff
Eastern Michigan: EMU Women's Basketball Announces Television Dates
Florida Gulf Coast: Whitney Knight to Miss 2012-13 Season Due to Injury
Georgia Tech: Getting To Know: Roddreka Rogers
LSU: Lady Tigers Complete First Practice of the Season
Memphis: New University of Memphis women's basketball assistants settling in
Michigan: Maize & Blue to Offer Girls Clinic on Oct. 21
North Dakota: Women's hoops opens season with first official practice
Southeastern Louisiana: Young Lady Lions Begin 2012-13 Preparations
West Virginia: Big 12 Announces Women’s Hoops Preseason Honors
UCLA: Women's Basketball Holds First Official Practice
UTSA: Roadrunners begin practice on Tuesday
College of Charleston: Women’s Basketball Thoughts from Seniors on Preseason Training
Duke: Blue Devils Add Hernando Planells to Staff
Eastern Michigan: EMU Women's Basketball Announces Television Dates
Florida Gulf Coast: Whitney Knight to Miss 2012-13 Season Due to Injury
Georgia Tech: Getting To Know: Roddreka Rogers
LSU: Lady Tigers Complete First Practice of the Season
Memphis: New University of Memphis women's basketball assistants settling in
Michigan: Maize & Blue to Offer Girls Clinic on Oct. 21
North Dakota: Women's hoops opens season with first official practice
Southeastern Louisiana: Young Lady Lions Begin 2012-13 Preparations
West Virginia: Big 12 Announces Women’s Hoops Preseason Honors
UCLA: Women's Basketball Holds First Official Practice
UTSA: Roadrunners begin practice on Tuesday
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Check Out Danielle Ballard's First Day of Practice at LSU
Two days into the month of October, a new-look LSU women's basketball team took the floor on Tuesday as second-year head coach Nikki Caldwell put the Lady Tigers through their first official practice of the season in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center.
The two-hour practice featured up-tempo drills and was the first college practice for three true freshmen - Danielle Ballard (Central), Kuaneshia "Coco" Baker and Derreyal Youngblood. NCAA legislation adopted in 2010 allows schools to begin women's basketball practice 40 days prior to the start of the regular season.
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Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 3, 2012
Central Michigan: Women's Basketball Program Adds Russell Rose as Video Coordinator
Coastal Carolina: Women's Basketball Opens Practice; Hoopla Set for Oct. 22
Florida Gulf Coast: FGCU opens practice loaded with newcomers
Memphis: Women's Basketball On the Court Monday
Mississippi State: Johnnie Harris finds her calling coaching basketball
Western Carolina: Women's Basketball Officially Begins Preseason Team Practice Today
Wright State: Women's Basketball Holds First Practice
Louisiana-Monroe: Women's Basketball Starts Practice
Coastal Carolina: Women's Basketball Opens Practice; Hoopla Set for Oct. 22
Florida Gulf Coast: FGCU opens practice loaded with newcomers
Memphis: Women's Basketball On the Court Monday
Mississippi State: Johnnie Harris finds her calling coaching basketball
Western Carolina: Women's Basketball Officially Begins Preseason Team Practice Today
Wright State: Women's Basketball Holds First Practice
Louisiana-Monroe: Women's Basketball Starts Practice
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Womens College Basketball Daily News - October 2, 2012
Mary: Fred Fridley resigns as U-Mary's women's basketball coach
Montana: Veteran Lady Griz open practice Monday
Mississippi State: A'Quonesia Franklin brings experience, toughness to MSU women
Purdue: Newcomers quench Purdue women's basketball team's thirst for speed
Purdue: Purdue women's basketball staff will handle Drey Mingo with care
Southeast Missouri State: Southeast women get an early jump on practice
Tennessee: Debby Jennings, Ex-Lady Vols media director sues
Tennessee: Lady Vols freshman Nia Moore going to work at UT
Tennessee: Warlick Happy With Lady Vols' Effort
Tennessee: Warlick believes all 11 Lady Vols can help
Tulane: Tulane women's basketball hopes maturity gives team fast start to 2012
Wagner: Summer Bonding Unifies Women's Basketball As Practice Begins Wed.
UTEP: Anxious UTEP women's basketball team starts today
Vermont: UVM Women's Basketball to Host Free Clinics Around the State on Oct. 13
Montana: Veteran Lady Griz open practice Monday
Mississippi State: A'Quonesia Franklin brings experience, toughness to MSU women
Purdue: Newcomers quench Purdue women's basketball team's thirst for speed
Purdue: Purdue women's basketball staff will handle Drey Mingo with care
Southeast Missouri State: Southeast women get an early jump on practice
Tennessee: Debby Jennings, Ex-Lady Vols media director sues
Tennessee: Lady Vols freshman Nia Moore going to work at UT
Tennessee: Warlick Happy With Lady Vols' Effort
Tennessee: Warlick believes all 11 Lady Vols can help
Tulane: Tulane women's basketball hopes maturity gives team fast start to 2012
Wagner: Summer Bonding Unifies Women's Basketball As Practice Begins Wed.
UTEP: Anxious UTEP women's basketball team starts today
Vermont: UVM Women's Basketball to Host Free Clinics Around the State on Oct. 13
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