2015-16 UCO women's basketball media guide

Central Oklahoma Basketball
11Marley Anderson
5-6 • Guard
Jr. • Snyder
15Alaisha Castleberry
5-5 • Guard
RS Fr. • Del City
13Blake Blessington
5-9 • Guard
Fr. • Harrah
12Haley Weathers
5-5 • Guard
Sr. • Luther
20McKenzie Solberg
5-10 • Guard
Sr. • Chandler
23Savannah Gray
5-8 • Guard
RS Fr. • Fort Gibson
22Lauren Godbold
5-6 • Guard
Fr. • Mansfield, Texas
21Julia Mason
5-10 • Forward
Sr. • Fairview
25Olivia Mason
5-11 • Guard
So. • Fairview
34Tierra Jones
5-7 • Guard
Fr. • Broken Arrow
33Ashley Stephens
6-3 • Forward
Jr. • Kyle, Texas
30Megan Womack
6-2 • Forward
So. • Stroud
2015-16 UCO BASKETBALL
32Taylor O’Dell
5-8 • Guard
Fr. • Collinsville
0Hayley Bryan
6-0 • Forward
Sr. • Copan
5Sadie Mason
6-0 • Forward
Fr. • Fairview
4Madison Lee
5-8 • Guard
Fr. • Okarche
1Bailey Taylor
5-6 • Guard
Fr. • Shawnee
3Jordan Ward
5-4 • Guard
Sr. • Alvord, Texas

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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
2015-16 Outlook...............................................................................6
2015-16 Roster .................................................................................7
Player Profiles............................................................................ 8-14
2014-15 Review
Season Review/Final Stats........................................................ 16-18
Season Results/Trends....................................................................19
MIAA Standings/All-MIAA Teams................................................20
Records/History
Central Oklahoma Records........................................................22-26
All-Time Letterwinners .................................................................. 27
All-Conference/All-America Players.............................................. 28
Season-by-Season Results........................................................ 29-31
Series Records................................................................................. 32
About UCO
The University................................................................................34
Athletic Administration .............................................................35-37
Hamilton Field House.....................................................................38
About Edmond................................................................................39
About Oklahoma City.....................................................................40
The MIAA................................................................................. I.B.C.
Schedule
Date (Day) Opponent Site Time
Nov. 13-14 MIAA/GAC Challenge Alva, Okla.
13 (Friday) Southeastern Oklahoma 6:00 p.m.
14 (Saturday) Northwestern Oklahoma 8:00 p.m.
Nov. 17 (Tuesday) Oklahoma Christian Oklahoma City 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 30 (Monday) Mid-America Christian Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 3 (Thursday) Missouri Southern* Joplin, Mo. 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 5 (Saturday) Pittsburg State* Pittsburg, Kan. 1:30 p.m.
Dct. 12 (Saturday) Lincoln* Jefferson City, Mo. 1:30 p.m.
Dec. 14 (Monday) Lindenwood* St. Charles, Mo. 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 17 (Thursday) Southern Nazarene Edmond 7:00 p.m.
Dec. 19 (Saturday) Northeastern State* Tahlequah, Okla. 1:30 p.m.
Dec. 30 (Wednesday) East Central Ada, Okla. 12:00 p.m.
Jan. 2 (Saturday) Northwest Missouri* Maryville, Mo. 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 4 (Monday) Missouri Western* St. Joseph, Mo. 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 7 (Thursday) Emporia State* Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 9 (Saturday) Washburn* Edmond 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 14 (Thursday) Nebraska-Kearney* Kearney, Neb. 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 16 (Saturday) Fort Hays State* Hays, Kan. 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 21 (Thursday) Southwest Baptist* Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 23 (Saturday) Central Missouri* Edmond 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 28 (Thursday) Lincoln* Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 30 (Saturday) Lindenwood* Edmond 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 6 (Saturday) Northeastern State* Edmond 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 11 (Thursday) Northwest Missouri* Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 13 (Saturday) Missouri Western* Edmond 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 18 (Thursday) Emporia State* Emporia, Kan. 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 20 (Saturday) Washburn* Topeka, Kan. 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 25 (Thursday) Nebraska-Kearney* Edmond 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 27 (Saturday) Fort Hays State* Edmond 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 29 (Tuesday) MIAA Post-season Tournament First Round Campus sites TBA
March 3-6 (Thursday-Sunday) MIAA Post-Season Tournament Kansas City, Mo. TBA
Bold-Home game
*-Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association game
All game times are Central Standard Time

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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: Mike Kirk
Assistant Athletic Director/Compliance: Darnell Smith
Assistant Athletic Director/Marketing & Corporate Sales: Brandon
Baker
Director of Athletic Compliance: Jeremy Rogers
Director of Stampede Club: Al Jones
Coordinator of Athletic Ticket Sales: Ethan Hooker
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: Nine years, 164-101
Years, Overall Record: Nine years, 164-101
Assistant Coach: Heather Davis
Student Assistant Coach: Kylie Mayes
2014-15 Record: 17-13
2014-15 Conference Record/Finish: 9-10 (T-6th)
Lettermen Returning/Lost: 8/6
Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2
Basketball History
First Season of Basketball: 1969-70
All-time Record: 568-572
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: Mike Kirk
Office: (405) 974-2142
Cell: (405) 615-2233
Email: mkirk@uco.edu
Staff Phone/Email Directory
(405 Area Code)
University of Central Oklahoma Switchboard........................974-2000
Office
Athletic Department................................................................974-2500
Head Coach.............................................................................974-2146
Guy Hardaker (ghardaker@uco.edu)
Assistant Coach.......................................................................974-2178
Heather Davis (hdavis9@uco.edu)
Athletic Director.....................................................................974-2500
Joe Muller (jmuller2@uco.edu)
Assistant Athletic Director/Operations...................................974-2176
Gunnar Poff (gpoff@uco.edu)
Assistant Athletic Director/Compliance ................................974-3959
Darnell Smith (dsmith132@uco.edu)
Head Athletic Trainer .............................................................974-2188
Ed Kabrick (ekabrick@uco.edu)
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
Clubasaresultofselectingthenickname,becomingthefirstwoman
admitted to that organization.
School Colors
BronzeandbluewerechosenasCentralOklahoma’sschoolcolors
early in the fall of 1895 by school president Edmund Dandridge
Murdaugh. 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 2015-16 UCO basketball me-
dia guide are the four seniors on this year’s team (clockwise from
middle left): Jordan Ward, Julia Mason, McKenzie Solberg and
Haley Weathers. On the back cover are juniors Marley Anderson
(top) and Olivia Mason.
Cover design was done by UCO Art Director Craig Beuchaw.
Production Credits
The2015-16UCObasketballmediaguidewaswritten,editedand
designed by the UCO Athletic Media Relations Office.
Photographs, including the cover shot, were provided by UCO
Photographic Services Director Dan Smith. The media guide was
printed at the UCO printCentral, NUC 146.
Get the latest on the Bronchos at:
www.bronchosports.com

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Coaches
Outlook/Players

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Head Coach
Guy Hardaker
In his 10th year at the controls of the
Central Oklahoma program is Guy Har-
daker, 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
164-101 in nine years with the Bronchos.
He’s led UCO to its only four Divi-
sion II national tournament appearances -- including a pair of Sweet
16 berths -- and the Bronchos won 20-plus games a school-record four
consecutive seasons from 2007-11.
Guy guided Central to two titles and three runner-up finishes in the
Lone Star Conference North Division the last five years the Bronchos
were in the league and he’s had 12 players earn all-conference honors,
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 really took 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 had two hard-earned wins at the South Central Regional to make
the Sweet 16 for the first time ever before falling in the finals to host
West Texas A&M and 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 losing in the
first round.
Guy got UCO back in the na-
tional tournament in 2010-11
with a team that lost six players
to season-ending injury, using a
stirring post-season run to advance
to the Sweet 16 en route to a 22-
10 finish.
The Bronchos were once again LSC North Division runners-up,
pulled off an overtime upset in making the LSCTournament finals before
losing a one-point heartbreaker there and then knocked off two higher
seeds in advancing to the South Central Regional finals.
Central competed as a Division II independent in 2011-12 and went
16-10 despite playing one of the toughest schedules in school history
and then moved into the rugged Mid-America Intercollegiate Athlet-
ics Association the next season, going 9-17 while plagued by injuries.
The Bronchos improved to 12-16 in 2013-14 with five losses by six
points or less and then jumped to 17-13 last season, winning a first-
round game in the conference tournament for the second straight year.
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 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 SFHS basketball squad to four straight regional titles and
the Wolves qualified for the state tournament his last three years at the
helm, capturing the Class 6A state title in 2004-05. He finished with
a 173-148 record.
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, Har-
daker was taken in
the 10th round by
the Phillies in 1983
and spent two years
playing in the minor
leagues, reaching as
high as the Triple A
level.
He was inducted
into the UCOAthletic
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).
Born: June 27, 1963.
High School Education: Jones (Okla.) High School
College Education: University of Central Oklahoma, B.S. in
Health, PE and Recreation, 1986; UCO, Master’s 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:
uHas led UCO to four Division II national tournament appearances,
including Sweet 16 berths in 2009 and ‘11.
uHas led the Bronchos to the two winningest seasons in school his-
tory (27 in 2008-09, 24 in 2007-08).
uLone Star Conference North Division Coach of theYear in 2008-09.
uCoached 12 all-conference players, including two Players of the
Year.
The Hardaker File

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Assistant Coach
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
2014-15 17-13 .567 MIAA Tournament quarterfinals
Totals 164-101 .619
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: 72-34 (.679).
Away Record: 61-50 (.550).
Neutral Site Record: 31-17 (.646).
NCAA Tournament Record: 5-4 (.556).
Overtime Game Record: 10-2 (.833).
Record When Led At Halftime: 130-28 (.823).
Record When Tied or Trailed At Halftime: 41-73 (.360).
Longest Winning Streak: Nine, 2008-09 and 2009-10.
The Hardaker Era
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 0-3 .000
Central Washington 1-0 1.000
Colorado-Colo. Springs 1-0 .000
East Central 11-0 1.000
Eastern New Mexico 4-1 .800
Emporia State 1-7 .125
Fort Hays State 0-5 .000
Henderson State 1-0 1.000
Hillsdale 1-0 1.000
Incarnate Word 3-0 1.000
Lincoln 3-0 1.000
Lindenwood 4-2 .667
McKendree 2-0 1.000
Midwestern State 5-2 .714
Minnesota-Duluth 0-1 .000
Missouri Southern 2-2 .500
Missouri Western 2-1 .667
Nebraska-Kearney 3-3 .500
Newman 1-0 1.000
Northeastern State 9-13 .409
Northwest Missouri 1-3 .250
Hardaker Vs. Career Opponents
Heather Davis
In her second year as Central Oklahoma’s assistant coach is Heather Davis, a former player for the Bronchos who
spent two seasons as a graduate assistant coach before stepping into into a full-time role.
Davis, who also serves as UCO’s recruiting coordinator, helped the Bronchos to a 17-13 record last season.
Heather played her first two years at Division I Missouri-Kansas City, 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 manage-
ment and administration in May 2014.
Student Assistant Coach
Team W-L Pct.
Northwestern Oklahoma 1-0 1.000
Oklahoma Baptist 2-0 1.000
Oklahoma Christian 1-2 .333
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 3-9 .250
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 3-0 1.000
Southwestern Oklahoma 12-2 .857
Southwest Baptist 3-1 .750
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 3-6 .333
West Texas A&M 0-10 .000
Western Washington 0-1 1.000
Bold - Indicates 2015-16 opponent.
Kylie Mayes
Serving as Central Oklahoma’s student assistant coach in 2015-16 is Kylie Mayes, who ended her playing career
with the Bronchos last season.
Mayes started her college career at UCO in 2010-11, averaging 6.2 points and 4.1 rebounds a game as a part-time
starter in helping the Bronchos reach the Division II Sweet 16. She transferred to St. Gregory’s the next season,
averaging 12.5 points and 5.6 rebounds a contest in earning second-team All-Southern Athletic Conference honors.
Kylie redshirted the next year at St. Gregory’s and then sat ou the 2012-13 season after transferred back to UCO.
She started 28 of 30 games for the Bronchos last season, picking up honorable mention All-MIAA recognition after
averaging 10.4 points and 4.3 rebounds a game.
Mayes, a four-time All-Conference selection and All-State performer at Carl Albert High School in Midwest City,
is finishing up work on her psychology degree.

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n experienced group of returners looks to team
with a talented batch of newcomers and make
Central Oklahoma a top contender for the Mid-
America IntercollegiateAthleticsAssociation title
in 2015-16.
The Bronchos return seven players from last year’s 17-
13 team and added several freshmen and transfers who are
expected to have an immediate impact.
“We have a nice balance of new, young players and
older, more experienced ones,” said 10th-year head coach
Guy Hardaker. “There will be a lot of competition for
playing time and that will just make everybody better.
“Each year in the MIAA we have moved up the confer-
ence standings and our goal is to keep climbing.
Hopefully we can continue that and get in the
conference tournament as a top four team.
If we can do that, we’ll have a chance to
get into the national tournament.
UCO is led by a trio of
returning full-time start-
ers -- seniors Julia Ma-
son and Jordan Ward
and junior Olivia Ma-
son -- and senior Haley
Weathers, who started
the first 11 games last
year before going out with a
season-ending injury.
J. Mason was a third-
team All-MIAA selection
last year after averaging
10.4 points and 4.5 re-
bounds a game. She’s still
getting back to full strength
after suffering a knee injury
in the conference tournament last year, but fea-
tures a potent all-around game that makes her one of the
league’s best players.
O. Mason averaged 9.3 points and a team-high 5.4
rebounds a contest last season while also topping the
Bronchos in 3-pointers (46). She’s a two-time honorable
mention All-MIAA selection and is ready to become even
more of a force this winter.
Ward is a vital team leader and the glue to the offensive
attack, though a pre-season injury may keep her out of the
lineup early. She averaged 4.7 points, 2.8 rebounds and
2.7 assists a game a year ago.
Weathers was the team’s leading scorer through 11
games last year with an 11.3 average before going down
with a knee injury. She’s one of the league’s top long-range
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Season Outlook
shooting threats and her return to form is key to UCO’s
success.
Three other letterwinners return from last year in senior
McKenzie Solberg and juniors Marley Anderson and
Ashley Stephens
Solberg provides instant offense for the Bronchos with
her ability to score both inside and out. She averaged 7.8
points and 3.3 rebounds a game last season while making
four starts and erupted for 26 points
in a first-round MIAA Tournament
win over Nebraska-Kearney after
J. Mason went out with injury.
Anderson gives UCO another
steady performer at guard and is
a fine passer who can also score.
She netted 5.2 points and 2.3 re-
bounds an outing last year while
playing in every game with
three starts.
Stephens is the team’s
tallest player at 6-foot-3
and will vie for more play-
ing time after seeing lim-
ited action in 2014-15.
The Bronchos also
have back redshirt fresh-
man Savannah Gray,
while senior Hayley
Bryan is a three-year
letterwinner who will redshirt this season.
Nine newcomers join the roster -- fresh-
men Blake Blessington, Lauren Godbold, Tierra
Jones, Madison Lee, Sadie Mason, Taylor O’Dell
and Bailey Taylor, redshirt freshman Alaisha
Castleberry and sophomore Megan Womack
-- and several of those will see immediate action.
Womack is a Division I transfer from North Texas who
will battle for a starting berth inside, while Blessington,
Lee, Mason, Taylor and Castleberry are all expected to see
plenty of playing time. Godbold, Jones and O’Dell are
scheduled to redshirt.
“The strength of our team is their competitive spirit,”
said Hardaker, who has a 164-101 record with the Bronchos.
“Our overall toughness in this grueling conference is the
key because you can’t take a night off.
“I also think this team has a chance to play a full-court
game, both defensively and offensively. We should be
able to press some teams and we have a lot of different
offensive weapons.
“We’re excited about what we can accomplish this year.”
McKenzie Solberg

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Numerical
No. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown (High School)
0 Hayley Bryan F 6-0 Sr. Copan (Copan)
1 Bailey Taylor G 5-6 Fr. Shawnee (Shawnee)
3 Jordan Ward G 5-4 Sr. Alvord, Texas (Alvord)
4 Madison Lee G 5-8 Fr. Okarche (Okarche)
5 Sadie Mason F 6-0 Fr. Fairview (Fairview)
11 Marley Anderson G 5-6 Jr. Snyder (Snyder)
12 Haley Weathers G 5-5 Sr. Luther (Luther)
13 Blake Blessington G 5-9 Fr. Harrah (Harrah)
15 Alaisha Castleberry G 5-5 RS Fr. Del City (Del City)
20 McKenzie Solberg G 5-10 Sr. Chandler (Chandler)
21 Julia Mason F 5-10 Sr. Fairview (Fairview)
22 Lauren Godbold G 5-6 Fr. Mansfield, Texas (Timberview)
23 Savannah Gray G 5-8 RS Fr. Fort Gibson (Fort Gibson)
25 Olivia Mason G 5-11 Jr. Fairview (Fairview)
30 Megan Womack F 6-2 So. Stroud (Stroud)
32 Taylor O’Dell G 5-8 Fr. Collinsville (Collinsville)
33 Ashley Stephens F 6-3 Jr. Kyle, Texas (Lehman)
34 Tierra Jones G 5-7 Fr. Broken Arrow (Broken Arrow)
By Class
Seniors (4): J. Mason, Solberg, Ward, Weathers
Juniors (3): Anderson, O. Mason, Stephens
Sophomores (1): Womack
Redshirt Freshmen (2): Castleberry, Gray
Freshmen (7): Blessington, Godbold, Jones, Lee, S. Mason,
O’Dell, Taylor
By State
Oklahoma (14): Anderson (Snyder), Blessington (Harrah),
Castleberry (Del City), Gray (Fort Gibson), Jones (Broken Ar-
row), Lee (Okarche), J. Mason (Fairview), O. Mason (Fairview),
S. Mason (Fairview), O’Dell (Collinsville), Solberg (Chandler),
Taylor (Shawnee), Weathers (Luther), Womack (Stroud)
Central Oklahoma Roster
Alphabetical
No. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown (High School)
11 Marley Anderson G 5-6 Jr. Snyder (Snyder)
13 Blake Blessington G 5-9 Fr. Harrah (Harrah)
0 Hayley Bryan F 6-0 Sr. Copan (Copan)
15 Alaisha Castleberry G 5-5 RS Fr. Del City (Del City)
22 Lauren Godbold G 5-6 Fr. Mansfield, Texas (Timberview)
23 Savannah Gray G 5-8 RS Fr. Fort Gibson (Fort Gibson)
34 Tierra Jones G 5-7 Fr. Broken Arrow (Broken Arrow)
4 Madison Lee G 5-8 Fr. Okarche (Okarche)
21 Julia Mason F 5-10 Sr. Fairview (Fairview)
25 Olivia Mason G 5-11 Jr. Fairview (Fairview)
5 Sadie Mason F 6-0 Fr. Fairview (Fairview)
32 Taylor O’Dell G 5-8 Fr. Collinsville (Collinsville)
20 McKenzie Solberg G 5-10 Sr. Chandler (Chandler)
33 Ashley Stephens F 6-3 Jr. Kyle, Texas (Lehman)
1 Bailey Taylor G 5-6 Fr. Shawnee (Shawnee)
3 Jordan Ward G 5-4 Sr. Alvord, Texas (Alvord)
12 Haley Weathers G 5-5 Sr. Luther (Luther)
Texas (3): Godbold (Mansfield), Stephens (Kyle), Ward (Alvord)
By Height
5-4 (1): Ward
5-5 (2): Castleberry, Weathers
5-6 (3): Anderson, Godbold, Taylor
5-7 (1): Jones
5-8 (3): Gray, Lee, O’Dell
5-9 (1): Blessington
5-10 (2): J. Mason, Solberg
5-11 (1): O. Mason
6-0 (1): S. Mason
6-2 (1): Womack
6-3 (1): Stephens

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Two-year letterwinner set to once again see extended duty at
either guard spot . . . Has started a handful of games the last two
years and should battle for a top-five position . . . Crafty ball-
handler who knows how to find open teammates and an excellent
outside shooter also capable of taking the ball to the basket.
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
percent 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 out-
ing 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 per-
cent (8-of-10) from beyond
the arc . . . Scored 27 points on
66.7-percent shooting in two
conference tournament games
. . . Dished out three-plus as-
sists 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 . . . Aver-
aged 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.
5-6 • Guard
Junior • Snyder
Marley
Anderson11
UCO Career Highs
Points: 17 vs. Lindenwood, 12/4/14.
Rebounds: 8 vs. Lindenwood, 3/3/14.
Assists: 4, two times.
Steals: 4, two times.
Blocks: 1 vs. Fort Hays State, 1/15/15.
Total 3-Point
Season G-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RB-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
Totals 56-8 74-171 .432 23-64 .359 45-52 .865 116-2.1 216-3.9
Highly-regarded freshman looking to earn immediate playing
time this season . . . Athletic rookie who can play either guard
position and a top-notch shooter with great range . . . Tough
defender and will only get better with experience.
High School: Prep standout at Harrah High School who finished
as the school’s all-time leading 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 become
a teacher . . . Includes Drake among her favorite musicians . . .
Birthdate is April 25, 1997.
5-9 • Guard
Freshman • Harrah
Blake
Blessington13
Senior veteran set to sit out redshirt year with a hip injury . . .
Can be a tough, physical presence inside and also able to hurt
teams from 3-point territory . . . Has played in 71 games the last
three years.
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 Midwestern 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 againstArkansas-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-Commerce.
6-0 • Forward
Senior • Copan
Hayley
Bryan0

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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 Wes-
leyan and grandfather
(Terry Bryan) baseball at
Tulsa . . . Enjoys reading
and playing golf among
her hobbies . . . Birthdate
is Dec. 5, 1993.
Redshirt freshman expected to help out at a guard slot . . . Cre-
ative playmaker and speedy youngster with good shooting range.
High School: Three-year standout at Del City High School,
helping lead team to state tournament each season . . . Averaged
24 points, eight rebounds and three steals a game as a senior in
earning second-team All-State honors.
Personal: Accounting major . . . Enjoys drawing and reading as
hobbies . . . Lists Beyonce as her favorite musician . . . Names
“Love and Basketball” as her top sports movie . . . Birthdate is
March 8, 1996.
5-5 • Guard
RS Freshman • Del City
Alaisha
Castleberry15
Redshirt freshman ready to push for playing time at a guard spot
. . . Lacks experience, but an intelligent player and superb outside
shooter capable of helping.
High School: Averaged eight points, six rebounds and six assists
a game as a senior at Fort Gibson High School in helping lead
the Tigers to the state title . . . Also lettered in golf and track.
Personal: Kinesiology major . . . Enjoys golf as a hobby . . . Lists
Shania Twain as her top musician . . . Birthdate is Oct. 3, 1994.
5-8 • Guard
RS Freshman • Fort Gibson
Savannah
Gray23
Rookie guard who will probably redshirt this season . . . Superb
all-around athlete with excellent defensive skills.
High School: All-District selection and defensive MVP as a
senior last year at Timberview High School . . . Averaged 12
points, six rebounds and two steals a game in her final season.
Personal: Criminal justice major . . . Enjoys reading as a hobby .
. . Names “Glory Road” as her top sports movie . . . Older brother
(David) played basketball at OU . . . Birthdate is Dec. 19, 1997.
5-6 • Guard
Freshman • Mansfield, TX
Lauren
Godbold22
Freshman wing scheduled to sit out redshirt year . . . Athletic
youngster who can be a physical force inside.
High School: Helped lead Broken Arrow High School to back-
to-back Class 6A state titles her final two years . . . Averaged 10
rebounds, eight points and two blocked shots a game as a senior.
Personal: Political science major looking to become a lawyer . . .
Lists Beyonce as her top musician . . . Birthdate is Nov. 28, 1996.
5-7 • Guard
Freshman • Broken Arrow
Tierra
Jones34
UCO Career Highs
Points: 16 vs. Southwestern OK, 11/25/14.
Rebounds: 10 vs. UA-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.
Total 3-Point
‘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
Totals 71-5 97-269 .361 22-64 .343 86-121 .711 196-2.8 302-4.3

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points to go with nine rebounds, three steals and two blocks in
road win over Southern Nazarene . . . Had 23 points, nine boards
and three blocks against Northeastern State, making 7-of-13 shots
and 8-of-10 foul shots . . . Pulled down at least five rebounds 10
times, including four games with nine.
2013-14: Played in all 28
games with 27 starts and was
the team’s second-leading
scorer (11.3) and rebounder
(5.2) . . . Scored 15-plus
points five times, highlight-
ed by career-best 28-point
outing in first-round MIAA
Tournament road win over
Lindenwood . . . Hit 10-of-
14 shots and 8-of-10 free
throws in that contest while
adding six rebounds . . . Had
15 points and career-high 13
rebounds in regular-season
meeting with the Lions and
had two other double-dou-
bles -- 19 points and 10
rebounds against Washburn
and 10 points and 10 re-
bounds against Southern Nazarene . . . Also had 11 rebounds
while scoring nine points in home win over Nebraska-Kearney.
UCA: Redshirted her first year and then played in 27 games with
one start in 2012-13 . . . Averaged 1.9 points and 1.1 rebounds a
game for the 15-15 Sugar Bears.
High School: Prep standout at Fairview High School, earning
All-Conference honors four straight years . . . Two-time confer-
ence MVP and an All-State pick as a senior after averaging 17.5
points, 10 rebounds and 2.9 steals a game . . .Also a softballAll-
Stater and state runner-up in the high jump for theYellowjackets.
Personal: Kinesiology major . . . Father (Lance) played bas-
ketball at Northwestern Oklahoma . . . Younger sisters (Olivia
and Sadie) are UCO team-
mates. . . Names “Secre-
tariat” as her top sports
movie . . . Lists Lana Del
Rey as her favorite musi-
cian . . . Birthdate is Oct.
7, 1992.
UCO Career Highs
Points: 28 vs. Lindenwood, 3/3/14.
Rebounds: 13 vs. Lindenwood, 12/5/13.
Assists: 2, seven times.
Steals: 3, four times.
Blocks: 3 vs. Northeastern State, 2/21/15.
Total 3-Point
‘13-14 28-27 110-290 .379 14-66 .212 82-116 .706 146-5.2 316-11.3
‘14-15 29-25 103-261 .395 18-63 .286 78-100 .780 131-4.5 302-10.4
Totals 57-52 213-551 .387 32-129 .248 160-216 .741 277-4.9 618-10.8
Senior standout who ranks among the finest players in the Mid-
America Intercollegiate Athletics Association . . . Team leader
set to fill a starting role for the third straight season and is poised
to finish her career with a flourish . . . Outstanding all-around
athlete with great quickness and leaping ability . . . Intense
competitor who can be a dominating force with both her scoring
and rebounding ability . . . Suffered knee injury in conference
tournament last year and probably won’t be at full strength until
mid-December . . . Has started 52 of 57 games the past two sea-
sons and enters the 2015-16 campaign with 618 career points,
needing 220 to move into UCO’s all-time top 20 list . . . Came
to UCO after one season at Division I Central Arkansas.
2014-15: Was a third-team All-MIAA selection after averaging
10.4 points and 4.5 rebounds a game . . . Started in 25 of 29
contests, missing league tournament quarterfinal loss after suf-
fering tornACL early in first-round win over Nebraska-Kearney
. . . Scored in double figures 14 times and had three games with
20-plus points . . . Averaged 16.3 points during one six-game
stretch while shooting 45.8 percent from the field (33-of-72) and
86.2 percent from the line (25-of-29) . . . Scored season-high 27
5-10 • Forward
Senior • Fairview
Julia
Mason21
Freshman guard fighting to earn minutes on the court this season
. . . Smart player who doesn’t make mistakes and runs the floor
well . . . Will only improve with playing time and has a great
future ahead with the Bronchos.
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 runner-up finishes . .
. Four-timeAll-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 letterwinner.
Personal: Biology major . . . Class valedictorian 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
. . . Birthdate is June 21, 1997.
5-8 • Guard
Freshman • Okarche
Madison
Lee4

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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.
Total 3-Point
‘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
Totals 57-43 165-444 .372 80-231 .346 100-126 .794 349-6.1 510-8.9
Rookie post player expected to see plenty of action and will
contend for a starting berth . . . Excellent outside jump shooter
who can also post up and score inside . . . Should provide key
rebounding help and is ready to make an immediate impact.
High School: Consensus All-State pick as a senior last year at
Fairview High School after averaging 13.9 points and 7.3 re-
bounds 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 sisters (Julia and
Olivia) are UCO teammates . . . Names the Oklahoma City
Thunder as her favorite team . . . Lists Ellie Goulding as her top
musician . . .Birthdate is Aug. 21, 1996.
6-0 • Forward
Freshman • Fairview
Sadie
Mason5
Two-year starter determined to keep her spot in the lineup this
winter . . . Is the team’s best rebounder and also a dangerous
long-range shooter who should be more of an offensive force in
2015-16 . . . Outstanding athlete capable of being one of the top
players in the Mid-America IntercollegiateAthleticsAssociation
. . . Has started 43 of 57 games played the past two years and has
already made 80 career 3-pointers.
2014-15: Honorable mentionAll-MIAAseletion after averaging
9.3 points and team-leading 5.4 rebounds 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 . . . Had career-high
22 points 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
Southern 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, career-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-tournament 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 letterwinner.
5-10 • Guard
Junior • Fairview
Olivia
Mason25
Rookie guard who will probably redshirt in 2015-16 . . . Intel-
ligent player and excellent shooter with 3-point range.
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.
5-8 • Guard
Freshman • Collinsville
Taylor
O’Dell32
Personal: Kinesiology major . . . Older sister (Julia) and younger
sister (Sadie) are UCO teammates . . . Father (Lance) played
basketball at North-
western Oklahoma . . .
Names Taylor Swift as
her favorite musician .
. . Birthdate is March
17, 1995.

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bounds a game her final season . . .Also a softball standout for the
Lions, picking upAll-State acclaim in both fast- and slow-pitch.
Personal: General studies major looking to coach . . . Mother
(Lori) and Father (Don) both played basketball at Kansas
Welseyan . . . Was born in Hawaii . . . Enjoys reading as a hobby
. . . Names “Space Jam”
as her favorite sports
movie . . . Birthdate is
Dec. 16, 1993.
Junior center and returning letterwinner slated to fill a back-up
role this season . . . UCO’s tallest player at 6-foot-3, but runs the
floor well and can be an imposing presence inside with her shot-
blocking ability . . . Spent rookie year at Division I Texas-San
Antonio before coming to the Bronchos last 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.
UTSA: Played in one game in 2013-14 for the Roadrunners.
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
team . . . Lists “Coach
Carter” as her favorite
sports movie . . . Birth-
date is March 28, 1996.
6-3 • Forward
Junior • Kyle, Texas
Ashley
Stephens33
UCO Career Highs
Points: 4, two 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.
Total 3-Point
‘14-15 17-0 8-16 .500 0-0 .000 3-7 .429 23-1.4 19-1.1
Multi-talented senior veteran and offensive sparkplug able to
score both inside and out . . . Will play extensively and should
contend for starting duty . . . Excellent free throw shooter who
can really light it up from 3-point range and also not afraid to mix
it up underneath the basket . . . Had productive freshman year
with the Bronchos in 2012-13 before transferring to Northeastern
OklahomaA&M the following season . . . Returned to UCO last
year and provided instant offense.
2014-15: Played in 29 games
with four starts, averaging
7.8 points and 3.3 rebounds
a game while shooting team-
high 87.9 percent (58-of-
66) from the foul line . .
. Scored in double digits
six times, capped by UCO
career-high 26-point eruption
off the bench in first-round
MIAA Tournament win over
Nebraska-Kearney after hit-
ting 10-of-13 shots with two
3-pointers and 4-of-5 free
throws . . . Had six games
with five-plus rebounds . . .
Made 39-of-40 free throws to
start the season, including one
string of 22 straight.
Juco: Led NEO in both scoring (15.3) and rebounding (6.9) to
earn second-teamAll-Oklahoma CollegiateAthletic Conference
and All-Region 2 honors . . . Shot 39.0 percent from 3-point
range while making 85 treys, including a school-record 11 during
35-point outing against Western State College.
2012-13: Averaged 8.3 points and 3.7 rebounds a game for the
Bronchos while starting in four of 24 games played . . . Scored
in double digits 11 times, highlighted by 17-point outing against
Oklahoma Baptist when added six rebounds and two steals . . .
Scored 16 points on 7-of-12 shooting with a pair of 3-pointers
against Missouri Southern . . . Had 13 points and career-high
eight rebounds against Fort Hays State . . . Pulled down five-
plus rebounds seven times . . . Shot 79.3 percent from the free
throw line.
High School: Enjoyed stellar prep career at Chandler High
School, earning Oklahoman LittleAll-City, conference MVPand
All-State honors as a senior . . .Averaged 21 points and eight re-
5-10 • Guard
Senior • Chandler
McKenzie
Solberg20
UCO Career Highs
Points: 26 vs. Nebraska-Kearney, 3/3/15.
Rebounds: 8 vs. Fort Hays State, 1/30/13.
Steals: 2, six times.
Blocks: 2, three times.
Total 3-Point
‘12-13 24-4 72-164 .439 9-36 .250 46-58 .793 88-3.7 199-8.3
‘14-15 29-4 73-176 .415 21-87 .241 58-66 .879 96-3.3 225-7.8
Totals 53-8 145-340 .426 30-123 .244 104-124 .839 184-3.5 424-8.0

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Lincoln . . . Had seven points, five assists and two steals in win
over Missouri Western.
2012-13: Played in 25 games with one start as a true freshman
. . . Averaged 2.1 points, 1.8 assists and 1.4 rebounds a game
while shooting a solid 46.7 percent from the field . . . Played
season-high 26 minutes in start against Northeastern State, finish-
ing that game with five points, two rebounds and two assists . .
. Dished out four assists and added four rebounds in home win
over Lincoln . . .Also ran track for the Bronchos, earning medals
in several meets in the 100- and 400-meter hurdles.
High School: Basketball-track star at Alvord (Texas) High
School . . . District MVP and Class 2A All-State selection as a
junior and senior on the hardcourts and a multiple state champion
in track . . . Won back-to-back 100- and 300-meter titles her
final two years, set-
ting the Class 2A state
record in the 100 as a
senior on state runner-
up team.
Personal: Kinesiolo-
gy major and multiple
member of the UCO
President’s Honor Roll
. . . Enjoys crafting as
a hobby . . . Names
Maroon 5 as her fa-
vorite musical group .
. . Member of UCO’s
Student-Athlete Ad-
visory Committee .
. . Lists “Coach Carter”
as her top sports movie .
. . . . . Birthdate is Oct.
21, 1993.
UCO Career Highs
Points: 15 vs. Pittsburg State, 2/7/15.
Rebounds: 6, two times.
Steals: 3, three times.
Blocks: 1 vs. Texas Woman’s, 11/22/14.
Total 3-Point
‘12-13 25-1 21-45 .467 3-15 .200 8-19 .421 36-1.4 53-2.1
‘13-14 20-3 17-44 .386 3-14 .214 18-28 .643 28-1.4 55-2.8
‘14-15 30-27 49-120 .408 8-34 .235 36-52 .692 83-2.8 142-4.7
Totals 75-31 87-209 .416 14-63 .222 62-99 .626 147-2.0 250-3.3
Talented freshman guard expected to provide immediate help
this season . . . Tremendous passer who knows how to find open
teammates and can also create her own shot . . . Should see plenty
of time at both point and shooting guard and will just get better
with experience.
High School: Three-year standout at Shawnee High School
before missing senior season . . . Played on state championship
team as a freshman and averaged 15 points, five rebounds and
five assists a game during junior campaign in leading the Wolves
to a 26-1 record and the state semifinals.
Personal: Undecided on a major . . . Enjoys shopping in her
spare time . . . Names “Love and Basketball” as her favorite
sports movie . . . Lists Drake as her top musician . . . Birthdate
is March 17, 1997.
5-6 • Guard
Freshman • Shawnee
Bailey
Taylor1
Vital team leader and returning starter ready to fill the No. 1 point
guard role again this season . . . Came back from knee injury
to earn starting berth last year and excels at running the offense
with her court savvy and quickness . . . Gets down the floor in a
hurry and won’t hesitate to take the ball to the bucket . . . Stingy
defender and hard-working senior veteran poised to finish with
a flourish, though she may be sidelined the first few weeks by
injury . . . Has played in 75 games with 31 starts in her career.
2014-15: Appeared in all 30 games with 27 starts, averaging
4.7 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.7 assists a game . . . Scored in
double figures once, going for career-high 15 against Pittsburg
State after making 5-of-7 shots with two 3-pointers and three
free throws . . . Dished out at least four assists in nine games,
tying a career-high with eight in win over Arkansas-Fort Smith
. . . Averaged 5.0 assists over the last four games of the season .
. . Was named to the MIAAAcademic Honor Roll.
2013-14: Averaged 2.8 points, 2.5 assists and 1.4 rebounds
while playing in the first 20 games with three starts . . . Scored
season-high eight points with five assists in win over Texas
A&M-Commerce . . . Had five-plus assists four times, topped
by career-best eight-assist outing in just 18 minutes against
5-4 • Guard
Senior • Alvord, Texas
Jordan
Ward3
Versatile senior set to reclaim starting berth at shooting guard
after missing most of last season to injury . . . Was the team’s
leading scorer before tearing ACL in the 11th game and has
worked hard to get back on the court . . . Fantastic athlete and
fierce competitor whose return will give the Bronchos a big
5-5 • Guard
Senior • Luther
Haley
Weathers12

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boost, both on and off the court . . . Owns great work ethic and
is a sensational outside shooter ready to again be a top offensive
option . . . Started career at conference rival Missouri Southern
before coming to UCO in 2012-13 and sitting out a redshirt
year on the court . . . Was a key reserve for the softball team in
2013 and ‘14.
2014-15: Was av-
eraging a team-high
11.3 points a game
before going down
with season-ending
injury late in the 11th
contest at Central Mis-
souri . . . Added 2.6
rebounds, 1.8 assists
and 1.8 steals a game
while shooting 46.4
percent from the floor
and 82.4 percent from
the line . . . Had five
games with 10-plus
points, topped by career-high 24-point outing againstArkansas-
Fort Smith after hitting 8-of-10 shots with four 3-pointers and
4-of-4 free throws . . . Pulled down career-best eight rebounds
against Texas Woman’s . . . Made at least one trey in 10 of 11
games played, draining four twice . . . Was named to the MIAA
Academic Honor Roll.
2013-14: Appeared in all 28 games with 18 starts, including the
first 15 of the season . . . Averaged 6.4 points, 2.1 rebounds and
1.0 steals a game while making 35 3-pointers . . . Started strong
and was averaging 11.8 points after the first eight games of the
season, scoring in double figures six times during that opening
stretch . . . Had 18-point outings against Arkansas-Fort Smith
and Lindenwood, making six treys in each game . . . Played
back-up role for UCO softball team that went 41-17 and made
the national tournament.
2012-13: Redshirted in basketball and then joined the softball
team . . . Appeared in 28 games as a pinch-runner and scored
12 runs to help UCO win the NCAA Division II national title.
MSSU: Averaged 8.3 points and 2.6 rebounds a game as a
freshman for the Lions in 2011-12 while playing in 26 games
with 15 starts . . . Had a pair of 23-point outings.
UCO Career Highs
Points: 24 vs.Arkansas-Fort Smith, 11/29/14.
Rebounds: 8 vs. Texas Woman’s, 11/22/14.
Assists: 4, three times.
Steals: 6 vs. Central Missouri, 12/18/14.
Blocks: 2, two times.
Total 3-Point
‘13-14 28-18 59-182 .324 35-120 .292 25-32 .781 59-2.1 178-6.4
‘14-15 11-11 45-97 .464 20-54 .370 14-17 .824 29-2.6 124-11.3
Totals 39-29 104-279 .373 55-174 .316 39-49 .796 88-2.3 302-7.7
Division I transfer who will challenge for starting berth in the post
. . . Has the size and strength to really help the Bronchos inside
. . . Runs the floor well and a physical player capable of making
a big impact . . . Came to UCO from North Texas.
UNT: Played sparingly in 15 games as a freshman with the Mean
Green last season . . . 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 . . . Con-
sensus 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 favorite musician . . . Lists the Oklahoma
City Thunder as her top team . . . Birthdate is May 23, 1995.
6-2 • Forward
Sophomore • Stroud
Megan
Womack30
High School: Multi-sport star at Luther High School . . . Four-
timeAll-Conference pick in basketball . . .Averaged 24.7 points
a game as a junior and had a school-record 50-point game during
senior season . . . Won two state track titles in the 100-meter
hurdles and one in the long jump while finishing as state runner-
up in four other events during her career . . . Also a two-time
All-Conference selection in softball.
Personal: Business administration major . . . Enjoys hunting
and fishing as hobbies . . . Names the Oklahoma City Thunder
as her top professional
team . . . Lists Luke
Bryan as her favorite
musician . . . Birthdate
is June 7, 1993.

Season Review

Southeastern Oklahoma 69, UCO 66
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. (Nov. 14) -- Acold-shooting second half cost Central
as the Bronchos opened the season with a 69-66 loss to Southeastern Oklahoma
on the first day of the MIAA/GAC Challenge.
UCO led by as many as 15 points in the first 10 minutes and were up by nine
(36-27) at halftime before making only 11-of-34 shots in the final 20 minutes
as the Savage Storm rallied.
Haley Weathers made four 3-pointers and led UCO with 14 points, while
Kylie Mayes added 13 as the only two players in double figures. Olivia Mason
had eight points and a team-high six rebounds.
UCO 66, Northwestern Oklahoma 59
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. (Nov. 15) -- Hayley Bryan and Jordan Ward com-
bined for all nine points in a game-ending 9-2 run that lifted Central Oklahoma
past Northwestern Oklahoma 66-59 on the second day of the MIAA/GAC
Challenge.
NWOSU overcame a nine-point second-half deficit to tie the game at 57-all
with 4:02 remaining and the teams traded turnovers before Bryan put the Bronchos
ahead for good with a layup at the 2:47 mark.
Kylie Mayes led UCO with 16 points, while Olivia Mason had a double-
double with 11 points and 10 rebounds. Bryan finished with nine points and
eight rebounds and Ward had six points.
UCO 78, Oklahoma Christian 67
EDMOND (Nov. 18) -- Olivia Mason scored 14 of her 21 points in the
second half to propel Central Oklahoma past Oklahoma Christian 78-67 in the
home opener.
The Bronchos moved in front to stay midway through the first half, led by
as many as 15 in the final 20 minutes and claimed their second straight win in
improving to 2-1.
Mason was the catalyst, hitting 6-of-11 shots – including 3-of-6 from beyond
the 3-point arc – and all six free throw attempts in her 21-point outing. The
sophomore guard added six rebounds, a career-best four steals and three assists
in 34 minutes.
Haley Weathers also made three treys in a 16-point, four-assist, three-assist
outing, while McKenzie Solberg chipped in 10 points off the bench.
Midwestern State 60, UCO 57
DENTON, Texas (Nov. 21) -- Asecond-half shooting slump turned a 10-point
lead into a seven-point deficit and Central Oklahoma went on to drop a 67-60
decision to Midwestern State on the first day on the Pioneer Premiere.
The Bronchos built a 39-29 lead early in the second half before going stone-
cold from the field, making just one of their next 13 shots while committing five
turnovers as the Mustangs went on a 25-8 run to go ahead 54-47 with 8:10 left
to play. UCO shot just 27.3 percent (9-of-33) in the second half and 35.3 percent
(24-of-68) for the game while getting outrebounded 47-33.
Julia Mason led the Bronchos with 22 points and six rebounds on 10-of-15
shooting from the field. Kylie Mayes added 12 points and Haley Weathers nine.
UCO 54, Texas Woman’s 52
DENTON, Texas (Nov. 22) -- Olivia Mason’s 3-pointer with 2:10 left to play
put Central Oklahoma on top and the Bronchos went on to edge Texas Woman’s
54-52 on the final day of the Pioneer Premiere.
UCO overcame an 11-point first-half deficit in pulling out the tough win.
McKenzie Solberg scored 15 points off the bench to lead the Bronchos, while
Julia Mason added 12 points and nine rebounds.
O. Mason made three treys in finishing with nine points and Haley Weathers
chipped in eight points and a career-high eight rebounds.
UCO 74, Southwestern Oklahoma 54
WEATHERFORD, Okla. (Nov. 25) -- Kylie Mayes scored 16 of her 19 points
in the first half and Central Oklahoma put the defensive clamps on Southwestern
Oklahoma en route to a 74-54 drubbing.
2014-15 Season Review
It was the second straight win for the Bronchos, who ran an aggressive zone
defense that frustrated the Bulldogs all night. SWOSU fired up 40 3-pointers in
the contest, making only nine, and scored just 37 points in the first 32 minutes.
Mayes was unstoppable in the first half in making all eight shot attempts and
scored 12 straight points during one stretch. The 6-foot-2 senior finished 9-of-11
from the field while adding seven rebounds, two assists, one block and one steal.
Hayley Bryan was almost as effective inside, making 6-of-10 shots and 3-of-4
free throws in a career-best 16-point outing to go along with seven rebounds.
UCO 92, Arkansas-Fort Smith 65
EDMOND (Nov. 29) -- Chelsea Robinson put on a dazzling all-around
performance and Central Oklahoma overcame a slow start to overwhelm
Arkansas-Fort Smith 92-65.
Robinson had perhaps the first triple-double in school history with 16 rebounds,
15 points and 11 assists -- all career highs -- while adding a steal and blocked
shot in a remarkable 25-minute outing off the bench as the Bronchos overcame
an eight-point first-half deficit to claim their third straight win.
The senior guard’s dominating show overshadowed a career-high 24-point
game by sharp-shooter Haley Weathers, who made 8-of-10 shots with four
3-pointers.
UCO 87, Southern Nazarene 72
BETHANY, Okla. (Dec. 2) -- Sisters Julia and Olivia Mason combined for
44 points and Central Oklahoma overcame a rough start to run past Southern
Nazarene 87-72 for its fourth straight win.
J. Mason made three 3-pointers and 8-of-9 free throws in scoring a season-
high 27 points while adding nine rebounds, three steals and two blocked shots.
O. Mason scored all 17 of her points in the second half, going a perfect 5-of-5
from long range.
Marley Anderson gave UCO a big lift off the bench, making all four shots
with a pair of treys and scoring seven of her 11 points during a key first-half
surge that put the Bronchos in front to stay.
UCO 76, Lindenwood 47
EDMOND (Dec. 4) -- Marley Anderson scored nine of her career-high
17 points during a six-minute first-half stretch that put Central Oklahoma in
command and the streaking Bronchos went on to pummel Lindenwood 76-47.
UCO committed a season-low nine turnovers and had assists on 17 of its 26
made field goals while outscoring the Lady Lions 32-18 in the paint in improving
to 7-2 with its fifth consecutive win.
McKenzie Solberg also came up big off the bench with 16 points, hitting
5-of-8 shots with one trey and 5-of-6 free throws. Julia Mason added eight
points, seven rebounds and two blocked shots and Hayley Bryan had a game-
high nine rebounds with four points.
UCO 93, Lincoln 66
EDMOND (Dec. 7) -- Five different players scored during an 18-0 first-half
scoring run that put Central Oklahoma in command and the Bronchos used
another balanced attack to smother Lincoln 93-66.
It was the sixth straight win for UCO, which attacked the basket at will in
making 21 layups – including five in a row during one stretch – and shot a
season-high 54.7 percent from the field in improving to 8-2 overall and 2-0 in
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association play.
Haley Weathers and McKenzie Solberg scored 14 points apiece to pace
UCO, with Solberg hitting 4-of-5 shots from beyond the 3-point arc. Chelsea
Robinson had 12 points and seven rebounds, while Kylie Mayes and Olivia
Mason had 11 points apiece.
Central Missouri 63, UCO 58
WARRENSBURG, Mo. (Dec. 18) -- Asix-minute dry spell turned a double-
digit lead into a tie and Central Oklahoma ended up dropping a disappointing
63-58 decision to defending Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association
champion Central Missouri.
Central Oklahoma got off to a strong start and went on to notch its first winning season in three years in 2014-15, finishing 17-13 and tying for
sixth in the rugged Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association.
The Bronchos were 2-2 four games into the season before winning 11 of their next 12 to get to 13-3 overall and 6-1 in the league. UCO struggled
down the stretch with some key injuries, but won a first-round game in the MIAAPost-season Tournament before being eliminated in the quarterfinals.
Here’s a game-by-game look at UCO’s 2014-15 season:
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It was the second-lowest scoring game of the season for UCO, which entered
the contest averaging 74.6 points a contest.
Olivia Mason paced the Bronchos with 13 points and seven rebounds, while
Haley Weathers had 12 points, six steals and four assists.
UCO 79, Missouri Western 64
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (Dec. 20) -- Kylie Mayes scored 16 points to lead four
players in double figures as Central Oklahoma overwhelmed Missouri Western
79-64.
The Bronchos led for all but 28 seconds of the game in winning for the seventh
time in eight outings, improving to 9-3 on the season and 3-1 in Mid-America
Intercollegiate Athletics Association play.
Marley Anderson was 7-of-8 from the charity stripe in scoring 14 points,
with Julia Mason chipping in 13 points, a game-high seven rebounds and two
blocks shots and Olivia Mason 12 points and three steals.
UCO 60, East Central 51
EDMOND (Dec. 31) -- Kylie Mayes scored eight of her career-high 20 points
in the final 5:33 to keep Central Oklahoma in front as the Bronchos turned back
intrastate rival East Central 60-51.
UCO led most of the way in winning for the eighth time in nine outings, but
never put the pesky Tigers away until Olivia Mason’s two free throws with 21
seconds gave the Bronchos their final nine-point cushion.
Chelsea Robinson chipped in nine points and seven rebounds, with O.
Mason adding nine points, five boards and two blocks for the Bronchos, who
outrebounded ECU 43-31 to make up for 37.8-percent shooting from the field.
UCO 68, Northwest Missouri 38
EDMOND (Jan. 3) -- A stout defensive performance resulted in another
lopsided home rout for Central Oklahoma.
The Bronchos limited Northwest Missouri to 26.8 percent shooting, scored
25 points off turnovers while making a season-high 13 steals and returned to
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association play with a 68-38 drubbing
in winning for the ninth time in 10 games.
Julia Mason and McKenzie Solberg had 14 points apiece to pace UCO,
which had 10 players score at least two points. Olivia Mason added 12 points,
four steals, three blocked shots and three assists.
UCO 54, Missouri Southern 51
JOPLIN, Mo. (Jan. 8) -- Marley Anderson scored four points and made two
otherbigplaysduringaone-minutespanlateinthegametosparkCentralOklahoma
to a come-from-behind 54-51 triumph over Missouri Southern.
TheBronchosovercamea13-pointsecond-halfdeficitinwinningforthe10thtime
in 11 outings, improving to 12-3 overall and 5-1 in the Mid-America Intercollegiate
Athletics Association in equaling their win total of the previous season.
Kylie Mayes scored nine of her team-high 14 points in the second half, while
Julia Mason added 13 points and Solberg nine.
UCO 72, Southwest Baptist 65
BOLIVAR, Mo. (Jan. 10) -- Olivia Mason scored a career-high 22 points and
sparkedafirst-halfsurgethatputCentralOklahomainfrontasthestreakingBronchos
subdued Southwest Baptist 72-65.
Mason hit back-to-back 3-pointers to key an 11-2 first-half run that gave the
Bronchos the lead for good and UCO led by double digits most of the second half
en route to its 11th win in 12 games.
Mason made 7-of-13 shots with four 3-pointers and all four free throws in her
22-point outing, while Chelsea Robinson hit 8-of-11 foul shots in adding 19 points
and four rebounds. Mason and Robinson combined for 28 of UCO’s 39 second-
half points.
Fort Hays State 60, UCO 52
HAYS, Kan. (Jan. 15) -- Fort Hays State closed the game with a 9-2 run over
the final four minutes to stave off Central Oklahoma 60-52.
The Bronchos were forced to battle from behind all night after falling into a
13-point hole nine minutes into the game and UCO took a series of slim leads
in the final 12 minutes before the Tigers prevailed with their late surge. The
Bronchos had a five-game winning streak snapped in falling to 13-4 and 6-2.
Kylie Mayes was the lone scorer in double figures for UCO as the senior
forward hit 8-of-18 shots and 3-of-4 free throws in a 20-point outing while
adding five rebounds, three assists and two blocked shots before fouling out
late in the game.
Nebraska-Kearney 65, UCO 62
KEARNEY, Neb. (Jan. 17) -- Aspirited late-game rally fell short for Central
Oklahoma as the Bronchos dropped a tough 65-62 decision to Nebraska-Kearney.
UCO never led, but overcame an 11-point second-half deficit to pull even at
62-all with 41 seconds left. The Lopers broke that deadlock with a 3-pointer at
0:20 and Julia Mason’s tying trey at the buzzer was off the mark.
Olivia Mason led the Bronchos with 15 points and five rebounds as the only
player in double figures. J. Mason and Kylie Mayes had eight points apiece,
while McKenzie Solberg added seven points and a team-high seven rebounds.
Washburn 55, UCO 50
EDMOND (Jan. 22) -- There appeared to be a lid on the basket every time
Central Oklahoma put up a shot against Washburn, whether it was long-range
attempt or a point-blank layup.
The Bronchos missed their first 22 tries from 3-point territory, made only
1-of-27 shots during one 16-minute stretch and ended up shooting a dismal -- not
to mention season-low -- 24.2 percent (16-of-66) overall in dropping a 55-50
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association decision to the Ichabods.
Kylie Mayes led UCO with 15 points and six rebounds, hitting 5-of-11 shots
as the only Broncho to shoot better than 35 percent from the field. Olivia Ma-
son had 10 points, eight rebounds and four steals, with Julia Mason chipping
in eight points.
Emporia State 63, UCO 53
EDMOND (Jan. 24) -- Another poor shooting game sidetracked Central
Oklahoma’s gallant upset bid as the Bronchos fell to No. 2-ranked Emporia
State 63-53.
It was UCO’s fourth straight loss, dropping the Bronchos to 13-7 on the season
and 6-5 in Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association play.
UCO made just 17-of-56 shots (30.4 percent), including only 1-of-13 attempts
from 3-point range. The Bronchos still nearly pulled off the upset, using a 13-2
second-half run to turn a 37-27 deficit into a 42-39 advantage, but the Hornets
regained the lead and pulled away late.
Kylie Mayes led the way with 16 points and nine rebounds, while Marley
Anderson supplied 10 points, four rebounds and two steals off the bench.
Pittsburg State 85, UCO 55
PITTSBURG, Kan. (Jan. 29) -- Central Oklahoma’s shooting woes contin-
ued in an 85-55 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association loss to No.
9-ranked Pittsburg State.
The Bronchos shot just 33.3 percent (21-of-63) from the field and made only
1-of-17 attempts (5.9 percent) from 3-point range while also getting outrebounded
49-33 in dropping their fifth straight game.
Chelsea Robinson had 13 points, five rebounds, three steals and two assists
to lead UCO. Marley Anderson and Julia Mason added 11 points apiece, but
Kylie Mayes and Olivia Mason -- the team’s two leading scorers -- were held
to a combined five points.
UCO 62, Northeastern State 47
EDMOND (Feb. 5) -- Chelsi Dennis drained a pair of long-range shots
to help break the game open and Central Oklahoma finally found its shooting
touch in a much-needed 62-47 triumph over intrastate rival Northeastern State.
UCO made 6-of-11 shots (54.5 percent) from beyond the arc while shooting a
sizzling 65.2 percent (15-of-23) overall in the final 20 minutes and the Bronchos
really got it going in the last 8:23 in snapping a five-game losing streak.
Chelsea Robinson led the way with 15 points on 7-of-10 shooting from the
field while adding seven assists, four rebounds and two steals. Olivia Mason
had 14 points and six boards as the only other player in double figures.
EDMOND (Feb. 7) -- A long dry spell to end the first half and begin the
second put Central Oklahoma in a big hole and the Bronchos never recovered
in falling to No. 10-ranked Pittsburg State 68-51.
UCO was within one at 21-20 with 2:54 left in the first half after a short jumper
by Chelsea Robinson, but the Gorillas went on an 18-2 run over the next seven
minutes to push their lead to 19.
The Bronchos never got closer than 14 the rest of the way and lost for the
second time in 10 days to PSU. UCO fell to 14-9 on the season and 7-7 in Mid-
America Intercollegiate Athletics Association play
Jordan Ward led UCO with a career-high 15 points, making 5-of-7 shots with
two treys. Julia Mason added 12 points as the only other player in double figures.

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2014-15 Individual Statistics
Total 3-Point
Player GP-GS FG-FGA Pct. FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. PF-FO A TO BK ST Pts.-Avg.
Haley Weathers 11-11 45-97 .464 20-54 .370 14-17 .824 29-2.6 22-0 20 16 1 20 124-11.3
Kylie Mayes 30-28 119-248 .480 4-15 .267 71-95 .747 129-4.3 91-3 33 57 18 24 313-10.4
Julia Mason 29-25 103-261 .395 18-63 .286 78-100 .780 131-4.5 61-1 17 39 24 24 302-10.4
Olivia Mason 29-23 85-237 .359 46-128 .359 55-68 .809 156-5.4 62-2 59 60 15 37 271-9.3
McKenzie Solberg 29-4 73-176 .415 21-87 .241 58-66 .879 96-3.3 28-0 14 16 8 19 225-7.8
Chelsea Robinson 30-19 82-187 .439 7-36 .194 59-76 .776 131-4.4 48-0 87 44 11 36 230-7.7
Marley Anderson 30-3 53-119 .445 17-45 .378 33-38 .868 68-2.3 27-0 52 51 1 33 156-5.2
Jordan Ward 30-27 49-120 .408 8-34 .235 36-52 .692 83-2.8 50-1 81 68 1 25 142-4.7
Hayley Bryan 30-3 40-134 .299 10-31 .323 36-49 .735 90-3.0 48-0 23 27 3 6 126-4.2
Chelsi Dennis 23-2 29-75 .387 15-43 .349 5-8 .625 18-0.8 22-0 14 18 3 3 78-3.4
Sierra Moore 5-0 6-16 .375 0-3 .000 2-4 .500 6-1.2 3-0 1 3 0 2 14-2.8
Mikayla Alexander 8-0 2-6 .333 2-3 .667 6-8 .750 2-0.3 5-0 0 8 0 1 12-1.5
Ashley Stephens 17-0 8-16 .500 0-0 .000 3-7 .429 23-1.4 12-0 2 8 5 2 19-1.1
Anna Kimsey 12-0 0-3 .000 0-2 .000 1-3 .333 6-0.5 7-0 3 3 0 0 1-0.1
UCO Totals 30 694-1,695 .409 168-544 .309 457-591 .773 1,099-36.6 486-7 406 426 90 232 2,013-67.1
Opponents 30 676-1,781 .380 217-672 .323 292-436 .670 1,132-37.7 529-9 391 484 107 204 1,861-62.0
UCO 75, Washburn 64
TOPEKA, Kan. (Feb. 12) -- Hayley Bryan scored five points during a
16-second span eight minutes into the game to put Central Oklahoma in front and
the Bronchos went on to a crucial 75-64 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics
Association triumph over Washburn.
The Bronchos shot 52.7 percent (29-of-55) from the field and committed just
eight turnovers while holding WU to 35.5 percent shooting in improving to 15-9
overall and 8-7 in the conference.
Julia Mason had 15 points to lead UCO’s balanced attack that saw four players
score in double figures. Chelsea Robinson and Kylie Mayes added 13 points
apiece while combining to make 11-of-14 shots with three 3-pointers and Olivia
Mason chipped in 11 points and a game-high eight rebounds.
Emporia State 80, UCO 67
EMPORIA, Kan. (Feb. 14) -- Central Oklahoma’s spirited second-half rally
fell short and No.9-ranked Emporia State pulled away at the free throw line down
the stretch to beat the Bronchos 80-67.
The Bronchos fell to 15-10 on the season and 8-8 in Mid-America Intercol-
legiate Athletics Association play in the physical contest that saw the teams
combine for 46 fouls and 58 free throws.
Julia Mason led UCO with 14 points and two blocked shots, while Kylie
Mayes added 13 points. Olivia Mason had 11 points, a team-high seven rebounds
and four assists, with Chelsea Robinson chipping in nine points, six rebounds,
three assists and two steals.
Northeastern State 62, UCO 54
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. (Feb. 21) -- Central Oklahoma nearly overcame a
rough shooting outing, but came up short in a 62-54 Mid-America Intercollegiate
Athletics Association loss to Northeastern State.
The Bronchos were without leading 3-point shooter Olivia Mason -- who
suffered a concussion during practice earlier in the week -- and made just 2-of-
21 attempts (9.5 percent) from beyond the arc while shooting just 29.8 percent
(17-of-57) overall.
Julia Mason led the Bronchos with 23 points, nine rebounds and three blocked
shots, hitting 7-of-13 shots and 8-of-10 free throws. Chelsea Robinson was
the only other player in double figures with 13 points while adding six rebounds
and three steals.
Fort Hays State 56, UCO 55
EDMOND (Feb. 26) -- Missed opportunities down the stretch prevented
Central Oklahoma from pulling off a monumental upset as the Bronchos fell to
No. 4-ranked Fort Hays State 56-55.
Neither team scored in the last 2:26 after Julia Mason’s layup made it 56-55,
with UCO missing three free throws and making two turnovers the rest of the way.
J. Mason led the Bronchos with 17 points, while Chelsea Robinson had 12
points and nine rebounds. UCO had only eight turnovers, but shot just 60.9
percent (14-of-23) from the line and 29.8 percent (17-of-57) from the field.
UCO 79, Nebraska-Kearney 58
EDMOND (Feb. 28) -- Julia Mason and Chelsea Robinson scored 17 points
apiece and keyed a first-half surge that gave Central Oklahoma a lead it would
never relinquish in a 79-58 romp over Nebraska-Kearney.
The Bronchos improved to 16-12 in the regular season finale and tied for
sixth in the Mid-America IntercollegiateAthleticsAssociation standings at 9-10.
J. Mason was 6-of-10 from the field and 5-of-6 from the line, while Robinson
made 6-of-9 shots and 4-of-5 foul shots in their 17-point outings.
UCO 90, Nebraska-Kearney 70
EDMOND (March 3) – When Julia Mason went down, McKenzie Solberg
stepped up and kept Central Oklahoma’s season alive in the first round of the
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Post-season Tournament.
The Bronchos lost leading scorer Mason to a knee injury seven minutes
into the game while trailing 15-11, but Solberg scored all of her career-high
26 points the rest of the way as UCO caught and then eventually cruised past
Nebraska-Kearney 90-70.
Solberg had plenty of help, but the junior guard was clearly the catalyst in the
big win that pushed the Bronchos into the quarterfinals, hitting 10-of-13 shots
with a pair of 3-pointers and 4-of-5 free throws in scoring 18 points more than her
season average. She added three rebounds and one steal in 29 minutes of action.
Kylie Mayes was virtually unstoppable for the Bronchos, making all seven
field goal tries – including just her fourth trey of the season – and 4-of-5 foul
shots in a 19-point outing.
Marley Anderson added 15 points and three assists, Jordan Ward chipped
in nine points and five assists and Olivia Mason had a game-high nine rebounds
and four assists.
UCO shot a season-best 57.4 percent from the field (35-of-61) in improving
to 17-12.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (March 6) – A promising start turned sour late in the
first half and Central Oklahoma had its season ended in the quarterfinals of the
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Post-season Tournament.
Kylie Mayes dominated early as the Bronchos zipped to a 24-9 lead over
Pittsburg State only to see the No. 13-ranked Gorillas surge in front by halftime
en route to a 78-71 victory at Municipal Auditorium.
UCO trailed by as many as 19 in the second half before staging a late rally to
get within six in the final minute, but Pitt State held on for its third win of the
season over the Bronchos, who ended 17-13.
Mayes was virtually unstoppable in staking UCO to its early 15-point advan-
tage before missing the last nine minutes of the half with foul trouble and PSU
took advantage in seizing a 38-35 lead at the break.
Mayes finished with a career-high 22 points in her final game, making 8-of-13
shots and all six foul shots in addition to pulling down six rebounds. Marley
Anderson added 12 points off the bench, while Olivia Mason had 12 points
and a team-high seven rebounds.

Record Opponent Won/Lost Score Top Scorer Top Rebounder
MIAA/GAC Challenge in Tahlequah, Okla.
0-1 Southeastern Oklahoma Lost 69-66 Weathers 14 O. Mason, Robinson 6
1-1 Northwestern Oklahoma Won 66-59 Mayes 16 O. Mason 10
2-1 Oklahoma Christian Won 78-67 O. Mason 21 J. Mason 9
Marriott Champions Circle Pioneer Premiere in Denton, Texas
2-2 Midwestern State Lost 67-60 J. Mason 22 J. Mason 6
3-2 Texas Woman’s Won 54-52 Solberg 15 J. Mason 9
4-2 at Southwestern Oklahoma Won 74-54 Mayes 19 Bryan, Mayes 7
5-2 Arkansas-Fort Smith Won 92-65 Weathers 24 Robinson 16
6-2 at Southern Nazarene Won 87-72 J. Mason 27 J. Mason 9
7-2, 1-0* Lindenwood* Won 76-47 Anderson 17 Bryan 9
8-2, 2-0* Lincoln* Won 93-66 Weathers, Solberg 14 Robinson, J. Mason 7
8-3, 2-1* at Central Missouri* Lost 63-58 O. Mason 13 O. Mason 7
9-3, 3-1* at Missouri Western* Won 79-64 Mayes 16 J. Mason 7
10-3 East Central Won 60-51 Mayes 20 Mayes 10
11-3, 4-1* Northwest Missouri* Won 68-38 J. Mason, Solberg 14 O. Mason 6
12-3, 5-1* at Missouri Southern* Won 54-51 Mayes 14 Bryan 6
13-3, 6-1* at Southwest Baptist* Won 72-65 O. Mason 22 Solberg 7
13-4, 6-2* at Fort Hays State* Lost 60-52 Mayes 20 O. Mason 10
13-5, 6-3* at Nebraska-Kearney* Lost 65-62 O. Mason 15 Solberg 7
13-6, 6-4* Washburn* Lost 55-50 Mayes 15 O. Mason 8
13-7, 6-5* Emporia State* Lost 63-53 Mayes 16 Mayes 9
13-8, 6-6* at Pittsburg State* Lost 85-55 Robinson 13 Robinson, Solberg 5
14-8, 7-6 Northeastern State* Won 62-47 Robinson 15 Mayes, Solberg 7
14-9, 7-7* Pittsburg State* Lost 68-51 Ward 15 O. Mason 6
15-9, 8-7* at Washburn* Won 75-64 J. Mason 15 O. Mason 8
15-10, 8-8* at Emporia State* Lost 80-67 J. Mason 14 O. Mason 7
15-11, 8-9* at Northeastern State* Lost 62-54 J. Mason 23 J. Mason 9
15-12, 8-10* Fort Hays State* Lost 56-55 J. Mason 17 Robinson 9
16-12, 9-10* Nebraska-Kearney* Won 79-58 J. Mason, Robinson 17 Mayes, O. Mason 5
Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Post-season Tournament
17-12 Nebraska-Kearney Won 90-70 Solberg 26 O. Mason 9
17-13 Pittsburg State (Kansas City) Lost 78-71 Mayes 22 O. Mason 7
Bold-Home game *-Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association game

2014-15 Season Results
UCO’s Record
Overall ................................................. 17-13
When led at halftime.............................. 15-4
When trailed at halftime........................... 2-9
Shot 50 percent-plus from field................ 4-0
Shot under 50 percent from field......... 13-13
Shot 35 percent-plus from 3-point........... 8-3
Shot under 35 percent from 3-point....... 9-10
Shot 70 percent-plus from the line....... 13-12
Shot under 70 percent from line............... 4-1
Outrebounded opponent......................... 10-3
Outrebounded by opponent.................... 7-10
Had 15 or less turnovers.......................... 9-9
Have more than 15 turnovers................... 8-4
By Days of the Week
Monday...................................................1-0
Tuesday...................................................3-0
Wednesday..............................................1-0
Thursday.................................................4-5
Friday......................................................0-3
Saturday..................................................8-5
Fast or Slow
UCO scored 50-59 points........................2-8
UCO scored 60-69 points ......................4-4
UCO scored 70-79 points .......................7-1
UCO scored 80-plus points.....................4-0
2014-15 Trends
By Month
November.............................................. 5-2
December.............................................. 5-1
January.................................................. 3-5
February................................................ 3-4
March.................................................... 1-1
By Location
Hamilton Field House .......................... 9-4
On the road ........................................... 7-6
Neutral Site .......................................... 1-3
By Time of Day
Day Games .......................................... 8-5
Night Games ....................................... 9-8

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Conference Overall
Place Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
1. Fort Hays State 18-1 .947 30-4 .882
2. Emporia State 15-4 .789 29-5 .853
Pittsburg State 15-4 .789 27-7 .794
4. Missouri Southern 14-5 .737 20-7 .741
5. Central Missouri 13-6 .684 21-9 .700
6. Central Oklahoma 9-10 .474 17-13 .567
Missouri Western 9-10 .474 15-12 .556
8. Washburn 8-11 .421 16-12 .571
9. Lincoln 7-12 .368 12-14 .462
Northeastern State 7-12 .368 12-16 .429
11. Nebraska-Kearney 6-13 .316 12-17 .414
12. Lindenwood 4-15 .211 11-16 .407
Southwest Baptist 4-15 .211 9-18 .333
Northwest Missouri 4-15 .211 8-20 .286
2014-15 All-MIAA Teams
First Team
LaQuinta Jefferson, Junior, Guard, Missouri Western; Lizzy Jeronimus, Senior, Forward, Pittsburg State; Kate
Lehman, Senior, Center, Fort Hays State; Kelly Moten, Sophomore, Guard, Emporia State; Merissa Quick,
Senior, Center, Emporia State; Shelby Winkelmann, Junior, Guard, Central Missouri.
Second Team
Casyn Buchman, Senior, Guard, Washburn; Ariel Easton, Senior, Guard, Northwest Missouri; Kassidy Gen-
genbacher, Sophomore, Guard, Lindenwood; Nicole Hartzog, Senior, Guard, Missouri Southern; Sharese
Jones, Junior, Guard, Missouri Southern.
Third Team
Beth Bohuslavsky, Junior, Guard, Fort Hays State; Kylie Gafford, Junior, Forward, Pittsburg State; Revonnia
Howard, Senior, Forward, Central Missouri; Julia Mason, Junior, Forward, Central Oklahoma; Amarah
Williams, Senior, Forward, Nebraska-Kearney.
All-Defensive Team
Nicole Hartzog, Senior, Guard, Missouri Southern; Kate Lehman, Senior, Center, Fort Hays State; Kelly Moten, Sophomore, Guard, Emporia
State; Keriann Shaw, Senior, Forward, Fort Hays State; Merissa Quick, Senior, Center, Emporia State.
Honorable Mention
Chelsey Beathard, Senior, Northeastern State; Cathy Brugman, Junior, Pittsburg State; Honor Duvall, Senior, Washburn; Jill Faxon, Sopho-
more, Fort Hays State; Kate Frazier, Senior, Lincoln; Sarafina Handy, Junior, Missouri Western; Taylor Ignoto, Senior, Washburn; Dilonna
Johnson, Junior, Southwest Baptist; Addie Lackey, Freshman, Emporia State; Laramey Lewis, Junior, Nebraska-Kearney; Olivia Mason,
Sophomore, Central Oklahoma; Kyle Mayes, Senior, Central Oklahoma; Tanya Meyer, Freshman, Northwest Missouri; Jenny Rocha,
Junior, Lindenwood; Keriann Shaw, Senior, Fort Hays State; Fontana Tate, Senior, Northeastern State; Jasmine Thompson, Senior, Central
Missouri; Kelsey Williams, Sophomore, Lincoln; Hunter Yoakum, Sophomore, Lincoln.
Player of the Year - Kate Lehman, Senior, Center, Fort Hays State
Defensive Player of the Year - Kate Lehman, Senior, Center, Fort Hays State
Freshman of the Year - Addie Lackey, Freshman, Guard, Emporia State
Coach of the Year - Tony Hobson, Fort Hays State
Julia Mason
MIAA Post-season Tournament
First Round (Campus sites)
Central Missouri 73, Lindenwood 69
Central Oklahoma 90, Neb.-Kearney 70
Missouri Western 80, Lincoln 56
Northeastern State 59, Washburn 46
Quarterfinals (Kansas City, Mo.)
Central Missouri 70, Missouri Southern 64
Emporia State 77, Missouri Western 60
Fort Hays State 79, Northeastern State 53
Pittsburg State 78, Central Oklahoma 71
Semifinals (Kansas City, Mo.)
Emporia State 67, Pittsburg State 53
Fort Hays State 59, Central Missouri 53
Finals (Kansas City, Mo.)
Emporia State 49, Fort Hays State 46
2014-15 MIAA Standings
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Records/History

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Best Free Throw Percentage
Game: 100%, Nine times. Most recent - Jill Bryan vs. Hillsdale,
Nov. 19, 2013 (11-of-11). Minimum 10 attempts.
Season: 88.6%, Kim Priddy, 1991-92 (70-of-79). Minimum 75 at-
tempts.
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.
Most Blocked Shots
Game: 7, Savannah Hamilton vs. Newman, Feb. 4, 2012 and Christy
Heavin vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, Nov. 20, 1998.
Season: 55, Lizzie Brenner, 2008-09.
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 (attempted 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. Texas A&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. Texas A&M-Com-
merce, Jan. 16, 1997 (made 16).
Season: 261, Ashley Beckley, 2010-11 (made 199).
Career: 698, Ashley Beckley, 2007-11 (made 479).
Central Oklahoma Records
Scoring
Top 10 Games
Rank Points Player Opponent Season
1. 46 Tammy Cummings Angelo State 1993-94
2. 34 Gayle Stout Southeastern Okla. 1981-82
3. 33 Lizzie Brenner Texas Woman’s 2008-09
3. 33 Meghan Craig Missouri Southern 2005-06
3. 33 Patti Komalty Northeastern State 1981-82
5. 32 Meghan Craig Missouri Western 2005-06
5. 32 Meghan Craig Angelo State 2004-05
7. 32 Keri Smith Angelo State 2001-02
7. 32 Gayle Stout East Central 1981-82
7. 32 Donna Miller Oklahoma Baptist 1979-80
10. 31 Ashley Beckley Arkansas-Fort Smith 2010-11
10. 31 Laura Hamilton TX A&M-Commerce 2004-05
10. 31 Christy Heavin Midwestern State 1997-98
10. 31 Courtney Berry Angelo State 1997-98
10. 31 Kim Thomas TX A&M-Commerce 1987-88
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. 477 Keri Smith 2001-02 18.3
7. 467 Ashley Beckley 2009-10 16.1
8. 451 Tammy Cummings 1993-94 16.7
9. 444 Ton’Nea Cox 1991-92 16.4
10. 434 Lizzie Brenner 2006-07 15.5
Lizzie Brenner
Ashley Beckley
Ton’Nea Cox

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11. 429 Jana Flanagan 1991-92 15.3
12. 428 Cassidy Pillow 2007-08 13.4
13. 420 Carrie Tucker 1983-84 14.0
14. 414 Gayle Stout 1982-83 12.2
15. 409 Ton’Nea Cox 1992-93 15.7
15. 409 Donna Miller 1979-80 17.0
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. 897 Donna Miller 1979-82
17. 877 Alyssa Fuxa 2008-13
18. 875 Lisa Lowden 1988-92
19. 874 Kim Priddy 1990-94
20. 866 Keri Smith 1998-01
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. 479 Keri Smith 1998-02
7. 470 Kim Thomas 1984-88
9. 466 Ami Guffy 1998-02
9. 463 Rochelle Ware 1981-83
10. 462 Paula Peteet 1988-90
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
3. 550 Christy Heavin 1994-98
4. 512 Keri Smith 1998-02
5. 431 Kim Thomas 1984-88

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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
2. 462 Patti Komalty 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
5. 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 Abilene Christian 1988-89
5. 12 Shawn Williams Oklahoma Christian 1988-89
8. 11 12 times by nine 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. 13 Ton’Nea Cox Eastern New Mexico 1991-92
3. 13 Shene Murphy TX A&M-Kingsville 1989-90
5. 12 Ashley Beckley Southeastern OK 2010-11
5. 12 April Woods Angelo State 2002-03
5. 12 Mandy Carlson Ouachita Baptist 1996-97
5. 12 Lisa Lowden Angelo State 1991-92
5. 12 Ton’Nea Cox Cameron 1991-92
10. 11 15 times by 11 players

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