2016-2017
women’s basketball
media guide
2016-2017 San Jacinto College Women’s Basketball Roster
No.
Name
Pos.
Ht.
Yr.
Hometown / High School (Previous College)
1
Alexus Jones
G
5-8
Fresh.
Dallas / Aledo HS
2
Princess Clemons
G
5-11
Fresh.
Chester Township, PA / Bonner Prendie Catholic HS
3
Eryka Sidney
G
5-5
Fresh.
Houston / Phillis Wheatley HS
4
Monique Calliste
G
5-6
Soph.
Scarborough, Ont. Canada / Blessed Mother Teresa HS
5
Amieya Jackson
G
5-7
Soph.
Houston / Manvel HS
10
Tacera Kelley
F
6-0
Soph.
Springfield, VA / Robert E. Lee HS
11
Chatara Williams
G
5-3
Fresh.
Beaumont / Central Medical Magnet School
12
Ariona Gill
W
5-11
Soph.
Las Vegas, Nevada / Arbor View HS
21
SiYana Allen
G
5-11
Fresh.
St. Petersburg, FL /Lakewood HS
22
Alexis Bryant
P
6-0
Fresh.
Pflugerville / Pflugerville HS
23
Eriel Jordan
W
5-11
Fresh.
Orange / West Orange Stark HS
25
Jasmine James
P
6-2
Soph.
Innisfil, Ontario, Canada / Nantyr Shores
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Player Bios
01
Alexus
Jones
5-8 | Fresh. | G
Dallas | Aledo HS
Prior to San Jac: District MVP…team MVP…Star Telegram Second All-Star
Team…first team all-district…first team all-state
In my spare time I enjoy: Hanging with friends
Career aspirations: Sports medicine
Three words that describe me: Goofy, childish and fun
Something that people do not know about me: I used to be a track star.
Hidden talent: drawing
Most interesting place I have visited: New Orleans
Best advice I ever received: “If you want it, go get it.”
03
Eryka
Sidney
5-5 | Fresh. | G
Houston | Phillis Wheatley HS
Prior to San Jac: Second team all-district as freshman…first team all-district
as sophomore…district MVP as junior and senior…all-state team as senior…
in volleyball, second team all-district
In my spare time I enjoy: Spending time with family and friends and being
in the gym.
Career aspirations: Play professional basketball
Three words that describe me: Dedicated, blessed and humble
Something that people do not know about me: I am very family-oriented.
Hidden talent: Playing snare drum in band.
Most interesting place I have visited: Washington D.C.
Best advice I ever received: “Keep God first at all times, stay humble, never
give up and continue to work hard.”
02
Princess
Clemons
5-11 | Fresh. | G
Chester Township, PA |
Bonner Prendie Catholic HS
Prior to San Jac: First team All-Catholic…averaged 15.8 points per game, 8
rebounds and 7 assists
In my spare time I enjoy: Eating, sleeping and listening to music
Career aspirations: WNBA, own my own fashion company
Three words that describe me: Chill, laid back and headstrong.
Something that people do not know about me: It’s no secret. Coach can’t
check me on the court.
Hidden talent: I can say the Pledge of Allegiance in Spanish.
Most interesting place I have visited: Ohio
Best advice I ever received: ”Act and prepare for where you want to be, not
where you are.”
04
Monique
Calliste
5-6 | Soph. | G
Scarborough, Ontario, Canada |
Blessed Mother Teresa HS
Prior to San Jac: Transferred from Tallahassee Community College…Ranked
10th in the nation, shooting over 50 percent from the 3-point line
In my spare time I enjoy: Relaxing
Career aspirations: Relationship counselor
Three words that describe me: Shy, quiet and talented
Something that people do not know about me: I am quiet, but I speak up
when I need to.
Hidden talent: Baking
Most interesting place I have visited: Cuba
For more information about the women’s basketball team, please visit www.sanjacsports.com
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Player Bios
05
10
Jackson
Kelley
Amieya
5-7 | Soph. | G
Houston | Manvel HS
Prior to San Jac: Transferred from Cal State-Northridge…helped the
Mavericks to win the 2015 5A State Championship
In my spare time I enjoy: Painting and playing with my dog.
Career aspirations: Nurse
Three words that describe me: Fun, spontaneous and disciplined
Something that people do not know about me: I absolutely love animals.
Hidden talent: Painting
Most interesting place I have visited: Jamaica
Best advice I ever received: “Be comfortable being uncomfortable.”
11
Chatara
Williams
5-3 | Fresh. | G
Beaumont |
Central Medical Magnet School
In my spare time I enjoy: Reading, watching movies and playing at a park
Career aspirations: Make a lot of money and enjoy what I do.
Three words that describe me: Smart, cautious and indecisive.
Something that people do not know about me: I don’t like rude people.
Hidden talent: Cooking
Most interesting place I have visited: Florida
Best advice I ever received: “Never give up.”
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San Jacinto College Women’s Basketball 2016-2017
Tacera
6-0 | Soph. | F
Springfield, VA | Robert E. Lee HS
Prior to San Jac: Transferred from Gillette College…first team allconference…first team all-defense…in high school, first team all-conference
in volleyball
In my spare time I enjoy: Cooking and watching “Grey’s Anatomy.”
Career aspirations: Join the Navy.
Three words that describe me: Energetic, fun and witty
Something that people do not know about me: I make a mean breakfast.
Hidden talent: I am very good at football.
Most interesting place I have visited: Wyoming
Best advice I ever received: “Life is like a box of chocolates.”
12
Ariona
Gill
5-11 | Soph. | W
Las Vegas, Nevada | Arbor View HS
Prior to San Jac: Led her high school team in steals, rebounds, and scoring…
second-team all-state selection… league MVP… helped the Aggies to the
league championships… played AAU for Lady Heat
In my spare time I enjoy: Watching Netflix
Career aspirations: Physical therapist
Three words that describe me: Shy, funny and nice
Most interesting place I have visited: Arizona
Best advice I ever received: “Everything happens for a reason.”
Player Bios
21
22
Allen
Bryant
SiYana
5-11 | Fresh. | G
St. Petersburg, Florida | Lakewood HS
Prior to San Jac: Averaged 24.5 points per game…first team all-state…first
team all-county (two years)…second team all-county…Helped high school
team to finish as 2013 state final runner-up
In my spare time I enjoy: Going to the gym, playing video games and
watching Netflix.
Career aspirations: Score 50 points in a game.
Three words that describe me: Athletic, persistent and funny
Something that people do not know about me: I made a 4.0 in middle
school almost every semester
Hidden talent: Singing, drawing and I can restore shoes.
Most interesting place I have visited: New Orleans
Best advice I ever received: “Try to make it to the top.”
23
Eriel
Jordan
5-11 | Fresh. | W
Orange | West Orange Stark HS
Prior to San Jac: First team all-district…high school MVP (junior and senior
years)…all-region player…district offensive MVP…honor roll student
In my spare time I enjoy: Eating, shopping, being with friends and watching
Netflix.
Career aspirations: Playing in the WNBA or an athletic trainer.
Three words that describe me: Tall, cute, smart
Something that people do not know about me: I really wish I could sing.
Hidden talent: Drawing
Most interesting place I have visited: Denver
Best advice I ever received: “Be yourself.”
Alexis
6-0 | Fresh. | P
Pflugerville | Pflugerville HS
Prior to San Jac: First team all-district senior year…honorable mention alldistrict sophomore and junior years…helped high school team to win district
championship three years
In my spare time I enjoy: Laughing and hanging with friends
Three words that describe me: Outgoing, nice and giving
Best advice I ever received: “Not everyone has the same heart as you, and
not everyone wants what is best for you.”
25
Jasmine
James
6-2 | Fresh. | P
Innisfil, Ontario, Canada | N
antyr Shores
Prior to San Jac: Two-time team MVP… named the student-athlete of the
year in 2015… also played rugby… named an Ontario Scholar… played
AAU for Toronto Triple Threat, leading the team to a silver medal in 2014
and bronze in 2015
In my spare time I enjoy: Sleeping and eating
Career aspirations: Police officer
Something that people do not know about me: I used to want to be a
chef.
Most interesting place I have visited: Barbuda
Best advice I ever received: “Everything happens for a reason.”
For more information about the women’s basketball team, please visit www.sanjacsports.com
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Coaching staff Bios
Michael Madrid
Head Coach
Second Season
Eastern New Mexico University (1998, 2001),
Lubbock Christian University (2007)
Overall: 46-48
At San JAc: 22-11
Head Coach Michael Madrid is in his second season with the San
Jacinto College women’s basketball program.
Madrid made history in his first year at the helm of the San
Jac women’s basketball program. The team ended the 201516 season as Region XIV Tournament runner-up, which is the
farthest any women’s basketball team has ever advanced in the
history of the College. San Jac finished the season with a 22-11
overall record. The highlight of their tournament run was in
the semifinal round, when #4 seed San Jac eliminated #1 seed
Trinity Valley Community College with an upset 57-52 win.
Madrid came to San Jac with 21 years of coaching experience,
most recently at Paris Junior College where he served as head
coach for two seasons.
Madrid has an impressive résumé, with experience at both the
high school (10 years) and college levels (11 years). During his
time at Paris Junior College, Madrid went 24-37. Before his two
years at PJC, he served three years as assistant women’s basketball
coach at Texas Woman’s University, where he helped the Pioneers
win their first Lone Star Conference tournament championship
in any sport, and advance to the National Collegiate Athletic
Association South Central Region tournament.
Coach Madrid Year-by-Year
Paris Junior College
SeasonRecord
2014-20158-22
2013-201416-15
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San Jacinto College
SeasonRecord
2014-15
22-11
San Jacinto College Women’s Basketball 2016-2017
Madrid’s coaching career began at New Mexico’s Portales High
School, helping the team win the 2001 Class 3A championship.
After a year at Lubbock Estacado High School as a boys’ football,
track, and basketball coach, he coached boys’ basketball for
two years at Lubbock High School. Madrid spent five years at
Lubbock Christian University under women’s head coach Steve
Gomez, one as a graduate assistant and four as an assistant
coach. While he was at Lubbock Christian, the team was the
2005- 2006 NAIA National Runner-Up and won the 2006-2007
Sooner Athletic Conference championship.
Like all coaches, Madrid emphasizes winning. But his personal
coaching philosophy is to stress winning in all areas of life, not
just in sports. “I strive to help students to succeed not just in
athletics, but also in academics and in every area,” he said. “To
do that, it requires being competitive, but also being consistent.
We stress the importance of graduating and becoming wellrounded, responsible, and positive after graduation.”
Madrid holds a bachelor’s degree in special education and a
master’s degree in sports administration from Eastern New
Mexico University. He also holds a master’s degree in education
administration from Lubbock Christian University. Madrid and
his wife, Sammie, are expecting their first child in November.
They also have a dog named Renzo.
Overall
46-48
Coaching staff Bios
Kayla
Weaver
Assistant Coach
Second Season
Panola College, University of Texas
at Tyler, Texas Woman’s University
Jason Ward
Team Manager
Assistant Coach Kayla Weaver is in her second season with the
San Jacinto College women’s basketball program. She served
last season as a volunteer assistant coach, helping to guide the
team to a 22-11 regular season record, and to a record-setting
playoff finish as the Region XIV tournament runner-up.
Weaver was a standout player for the Panola College Fillies,
garnering First Team All-Conference, Region XIV First
Team, and Region XIV Academic First Team honors. During
her college playing career at Texas Woman’s University
(TWU), Weaver was a member of the 2010-11 Lone Star
Conference champions, garnering All-LSC First Team honors
as well as being named 2010-11 Tournament MVP.
After graduation, she served as an assistant coach at Panola, and
then as an assistant coach at the University of Texas at Tyler. In
her tenure at UT Tyler, the Patriots were American Southwest
Conference regular season champions and advanced to the
second round in the National Collegiate Athletic Association
Division III tournament, finishing with a 27-3 record.
Jessica
Davenport
Athletic Trainer
Weaver holds a bachelor’s degree from TWU with a major in
mathematics and a minor in education. She also holds a master’s
degree from TWU in kinesiology with an emphasis in coaching.
For more information about the women’s basketball team, please visit www.sanjacsports.com
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2015-2016 San Jacinto College Women’s Basketball Season Stats and Results
2015-2016 Stats
SHOOTING STATISTICS
BALL CONTROL STATISTICS
No. Player
gp-gs min/g fg/g
pct. 3pt/g
pct. ft/g
pct.
off/g def/g reb/g pf/g
dq/g ast/g to/g
a/to
stl/g blk/g Ppg
1Sarolta Udvardi
22-1
1.80.8-2.3 36.0
0.2-0.926.3
0.3-0.5 700.30.50.7 0.1 -
2Desi Debase22-2
1 1.1-3.134.8
0.2-1.214.8
1.5-2.558.2
0.40.81.20 -
4Laneisha Jeans
29-13
1 2.4-7.5 31.7
0.7-3.421.4
1.3-1.8 73.6
1 2.13.2 0 -
5Zauria Kilgo 33-31
4.11.6-4.5 35.3
0.3-0.9291.4-1.9 71.4
0.71.72.3 0.2 -
10
Kristal Reid 33-20
3.83.2-7.5 42.7
0.2-1.021.2
1.2-1.8 63.9
2.14.66.700.1 -
11
Gabby Alvarez31.2
1.91.1-3.1 36.5
0.9-2.141.5
0.2-0.4 63.6
0.20.70.9 0 -
12
Ariona Gill 32-14
2.92.8-7.3 37.8
0.7-2.724.7
1.3-2.3 58.9
1.23.95.1 0.3 -
22
Jones, Vanessa33-32
4.34.8-11.641.3
2.6-7.633.9
1.4-1.5 95.9
1.42.74.1 0.2 -
25
Jasmine James
33-13
2.92.4-5.8 42.1
0.0-0.3101.0-1.8 53.3
1.53.04.5 0.3 -
30
Ahziala Wright12-0
2.20.1-0.6 14.3
0.0-0.0- 0.0-0.5 0.00.20.40.6 0.3 -
33
Kaelynn Wilson
33.32
3.75.2-10.449.9
0.2-0.821.4
2.8-4.068.4
2.33.45.70.2-
0.5 1.1 0.4
1.61.80.9
8.1 4.5 1.8
4.5 2.6 1.7
0.9 1.8 0.5
1.1 0.8 1.3
0.9 2.1 0.4
3.2 0.8 3.9
0.8 1.7 0.5
0.0 0.5 0.0
1.11.40.8
0.40.02.2
0.90 3.8
1.80.19.7
1.30.24.8
2.31 7.8
0.60.63.4
1.50.67.5
2.50.16.7
0.60.65.8
0.30.00.2
2.801.1
13.3
TEAM TOTALS
33-33 27.2 24.7-61.9 40.0 5.7-19.8 28.6 12.0-18.2 40
OPPONENT TOTALS 33-33 27.2 18.2-51.6 35.2 4.1-15.8 26.0 15.5-19.5 64
16.8
8.5
11.1 2.2
6.7 1.6
2015-2016 Game Results 22-11 (13-7)
Date
10/30/15
10/31/15
11/3/15
11/7/15
11/9/15
11/14/15
11/21/15
11/27/15
11/28/15
12/2/15
12/9/15
12/12/15
1/2/16
1/3/16
1/6/16
1/9/16
1/11/16
1/13/16
1/16/16
1/23/16
1/27/16
1/30/16
2/3/16
2/6/16
2/9/16
2/13/16
2/17/16
2/20/16
2/24/16
2/27/16
3/2/16
3/4/16
3/5/16
Opponent
Cisco College^
Southwest Christian^
McLennan Community College !
at Cisco College
Victoria College #
Texas Storm#
Paris Junior College #
Hill College
Tallahassee Community College*
Trinity Valley Community College*
Blinn College*
Tyler Junior College*
Collin County Community College %
McLennan Community College %
Tyler Junior College *
Paris Junior College*
Bossier Parish Community College*
Trinity Valley Community College*
Coastal Bend Community College*
Angelina College*
Kilgore College*
Panola College*
Jacksonville College*
Coastal Bend Community College*
Jacksonville College*$
Blinn College*
Bossier Parish Community College* ^^
Kilgore College*
Panola College*
Angelina College*~
Angelina College +
Trinity Valley Community College +
Blinn College +
^ denotes San Jac Classic
! denotes Veteran’s game
# denotes Tyler Junior College Classic
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11.3 23.5 34.8 10.5
10.5 17.8 28.3 10.1
-
-
15.6
13.2
1.1
0.6
W/LScore
W
65-62
W
81-48
W
79-56
W
54-45
W
102-43
L
66-69
W
55-43
L
48-54
L
64-73
L
47-64
W
78-61
L
51-66
W
74-67
W
93-55
L
52-55
L
71-75
W
93-79
L
42-67
W
52-49
W
92-61
W
81-69
W
80-75
W
70-52
W
70-41
W
54-26
L
63-74
W
102-83
L
48-56
W
54-52
W
65-50
W
70-67
W
57-52
L
44-61
* denotes Region XIV Conference game
% denotes MCC Classic
$ denotes WBCA Play 4Kay
San Jacinto College Women’s Basketball 2016-2017
^^ denotes Jam the Gym
~ denotes Sophomore Night
+ denotes Region XIV Tournament game
67.2
52.9
Records
Women’s Basketball Coaches
Association All-American
1.Kendra Howard 13-14, 14-15
2.Miranda LeJune 14-15
3.Kaelynn Wilson 14-15
Region XIV All-Region
1.Vanessa Jones 15-16
2.Kaelynn Wilson 15-16
Ariona Gill
Region XIV All-Conference
1.Vanessa Jones 15-16
2.Kristel Reid 15-16
Region XIV All-Tournament
1.Vanessa Jones 15-16
2.Kristel Reid 15-16
NJCAA All-Star Game
1.Kaelynn Wilson (2015)
Kaelynn Wilson
For more information about the women’s basketball team, please visit www.sanjacsports.com
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Records
Individual Game Points Scored
1.57, Kendra Howard vs. Texas Storm (12/21/13)
2.42, Cassandra Carrington vs. Temple College (11/17/01)
3.40, Taujhnae Travis vs. McLennan (01/02/07)
4.38, Ivia Tucker vs. Trinity Valley (01/12/00)
Vanessa Jones
5.37, Levesha Holland vs. Panola College (11/26/02)
Taujhnae Travis vs. McLennan (11/7/06)
6.36, Stephanie Hammond vs. Paris Junior College (02/14/96)
Rashekii Howard vs. Kilgore College (02/07/01)
Cassandra Carrington vs. Jacksonville College (12/8/01)
Kendra Howard vs. Jacksonville College (02/15/14)
Kendra Howard vs. Tyler Junior College (01/11/14)
7.35, Taujhnae Travis vs. Angelina College (12/02/06)
Kendra Howard vs. Panola College (01/15/14)
Field Goals Made
1.18, Kendra Howard vs. Texas Storm (12/21/13)
2.15, Levesha Holland vs. Panola College (11/26/02)
3.14, Cassandra Carrington vs. Temple College (11/17/01)
Taujhnae Travis vs. Angelina College (12/02/06)
4.13, Stephanie Hammond vs. Paris Junior College (02/14/96)
Ivia Tucker vs. Trinity Valley (01/12/00)
Rashekii Howard vs. Paris Junior College (02/14/01)
Victoria Jones vs. Grayson College (11/29/03)
Taujhnae Travis vs. McLennan (01/02/07)
Kristel Reid
Miranda LeJune
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Records
Field Goals Attempted
Free Throws Made
1.35, Kendra Howard vs. Texas Storm (12/21/13)
2.33, Kendra Howard vs. Tyler Junior College (01/11/14)
1.16, Debbie Owen vs. Hill College (01/06/89)
2.15, Ivia Tucker vs. Blinn College (02/23/00)
Tiffany Miller vs. Kilgore College (11/20/02)
4.29, Kendra Howard vs. Panola College (01/15/14)
3.13, Kainey Givens-Davis vs. Temple College (11/17/01)
Cassandra Carrington vs. Trinity Valley (01/23/02)
5.26, Rashekii Howard vs. Panola College (01/24/01)
Kendra Howard vs. Cisco (10/31/14)
Free Throws Attempted
3.30, Shereen A.-Rahman vs. Howard College (01/04/96)
Rashekii Howard vs. Paris Junior College (02/14/01)
1.23, Victoria Jones vs. Paris Junior College (11/25/03)
Three-Point Shots Made
2.21, Debbie Owen vs. Hill College (01/06/89)
1.7, Tracy Soetaert vs. Kilgore College (02/10/90)
2.6, Stephanie Hammond vs. Kilgore College (02/17/96)
Adriana Ferreira vs. Paris College (01/16/02)
Kendra Howard vs. Texas Storm (12/21/13)
3. 5, Aimee Morton vs. Angelina College (01/27/99)
Alana Mountfield vs. Tyler Junior College (02/15/03)
Kirsten Cox vs. Midland College (11/10/06)
Kirsten Cox vs. Jacksonville College (01/17/07)
Kirsten Cox vs. Panola College (02/03/07)
Kirsten Cox vs. Jacksonville College (02/24/07)
3.20, Cassandra Carrington vs. Panola College (02/06/02)
Kendra Howard vs. Texas Storm (12/21/13)
4.18, Tiffany Miller vs. Kilgore College (11/20/02)
Taujhnae Travis vs. McLennan (01/02/07)
5.17, Ivia Tucker vs. Trinity Valley (1/12/00)
Ivia Tucker vs. Blinn College (2/23/00)
6.9. 15, Cassandra Carrington vs. Trinity Valley (2/16/02)
Total Rebounds
1.26, Victoria Jones vs. Paris Junior College (11/25/03)
Three-Point Shots Attempted
1.14, Tracy Soetaert vs. Kilgore College (02/10/90)
Kirsten Cox vs. LSU-Eunice (02/10/07)
Kendra Howard vs. Cisco College (10/31/14)
2.13, Charla Denmon vs. SWCC (11/30/00)
Kirsten Cox vs. LSU-Eunice (01/27/07)
Kirsten Cox vs. Panola College (01/24/07)
2.23, Thomasina Gatson vs. Angelina College (12/8/90)
3.22, Thomasina Gatson vs. Kilgore College (2/10/90)
A.J. Tillery vs. Hill College (11/12/97)
4.21, Victoria Jones vs. Blinn College (01/24/04)
Victoria Jones vs. Paris Junior College (02/04/04)
5.20, Victoria Jones vs. Jacksonville College (02/09/04)
6.19, Monica Perkins-Miller vs. LSU-Eunice (02/10/07)
7.18, Victoria Jones vs. Collin County (11/15/03)
Levesha Holland vs. Northeast Mississippi (11/08/02)
Danielle Head vs. Frank Phillips College (01/7/98)
Monica Perkins-Miller vs. Southern of Shreveport (12/09/06)
Raven Wilson vs. Angelina College (02/19/14)
Raven Wilson
Kendra Howard
For more information about the women’s basketball team, please visit www.sanjacsports.com
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Records
Monique Calliste
Amieya Jackson
Assists
1.17, Miranda LeJune at Coastal Bend College (2/7/15)
2.16, Miranda LeJune vs. LSU-Eunice (12/1/14)
3.14, Miranda LeJune vs. Angelina College (2/28/15)
4.13, Charla Denmon vs. Southern of Shreveport (01/11/01)
Alana Mountfield vs. Lon Morris (02/12/03)
Nekeita Bailey vs. Texas Storm (12/21/13)
Miranda LeJune vs. Coastal Bend College (1/17/15)
Steals
1.11, Alana Mountfield vs. Lon Morris (02/12/03)
2.10, Jenique Tyler vs. Blinn College (01/18/03)
Stephanie Hammond vs. Blinn College (03/02/96)
Ivia Tucker vs. SWCC (12/04/99)
Nikita Pettit vs. Jacksonville College (02/11/02)
Blocked Shots
Ariona Gill
1.7, Stephanie Hammond vs. Kilgore College (2/21/96)
Crystal Cooper vs. Blinn College (03/02/96)
2.6, Crystal Cooper vs. Temple College (11/25/96)
Meredith Lindsey vs. McLennan College (12/6/97)
Tacera Kelley
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About San Jacinto College Athletics
1987 San Jacinto College Volleyball National Champions
With 12 national championships in its more than 50-year storied athletic history, San Jacinto College has a long and rich tradition of
athletic success, both on the court and field, and in the classroom. This excellence has brought with it national and international exposure
to the College and local community. Like many community college and four-year athletic programs, San Jacinto College has a history of
producing professional and Olympic athletes.
Divided among the three campuses, San Jacinto College, or San Jac as it has come to be known when referencing its athletics programs,
has a variety of athletic opportunities for both male and female student-athletes. San Jac competes in six National Junior College Athletic
Association (NJCAA) Division I teams: men’s basketball, soccer and baseball; and women’s basketball, softball, and volleyball.
San Jac has won national titles in men’s basketball, volleyball, baseball, and, track and field, as well as individual titles in tennis. Along the
way, San Jacinto College has produced numerous All-Americans and Academic All-Americans, solidifying the success of San Jac studentathletes on the court and field and in the classroom.
San Jacinto College National Championships San Jacinto College National Runners-Up
Year
Team
1968
Men’s Basketball
1983
Men’s Basketball
1984
Men’s Basketball
1985Baseball
1986
Men’s Basketball
1986Baseball
1987
Women’s Outdoor
Track & Field
1987Baseball
1987Volleyball
1989
Women’s Indoor
Track & Field
1989Baseball
1990Baseball
Overall Record
44-2
35-2
35-2
54-7
37-0
53-12
n/a
52-9
39-7
n/a
61-10
62-11
YearTeam
2016Baseball
2012Baseball
2010Volleyball
Baseball
2008
Men’s Soccer
2004Baseball
2003
Men’s Basketball
Baseball
1999Baseball
YearTeam
1998Baseball
1997
Men’s Basketball
1993Volleyball
1988Baseball
1984Baseball
1977
Men’s Basketball
1976Volleyball
1967
Men’s Basketball
For more information about the women’s basketball team, please visit www.sanjacsports.com
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About San Jacinto College Athletics
San Jacinto College All-Time NJCAA Academic All-Americans
Year
2015-2016
2014-2015
2013-2014
2012-2013
2011-2012
2009-2010
2008-2009
Name
Hannah Baker
Ines Bawedin
Sophia Botsch
Juel Rayburn
Nakia Taylor
Kayden Thomas
Hannah Westerlage
Luis Almeda
Miguel Canas
Ricardo Romas
Danielle Damian
Hunter McClellan
Patrick Donaho
Laneisha Jeans
Chase Arledge
Delaney Driver
Elizabeth Garcia
Bridgitte Gauvin
Austin Johnson
Walker Pennington
Erik Nouis
Rachel Warner
Keili Harrison
Matt Locus
Conrad Ramquist
Benjamin Silva
Kirby Taylor
Trey Ross
Lauren Tippet
Award
Superior Academic Achievement
Superior Academic Achievement Exemplary Academic Achievement
Superior Academic Achievement Exemplary Academic Achievement Superior Academic Achievement
Exemplary Academic Achievement
Exemplary Academic Achievement
Pinnacle Academic Achievement Exemplary Academic Achievement
Exemplary Academic Achievement
Pinnacle Academic Achievement
Exemplary Academic Achievement
Exemplary Academic Achievement
Exemplary Academic Achievement
Superior Academic Achievement
Superior Academic Achievement
Superior Academic Achievement
Superior Academic Achievement
Exemplary Academic Achievement
Exemplary Academic Achievement
Exemplary Academic Achievement
Superior Academic Achievement
Exemplary Academic Achievement
Superior Academic Achievement
Pinnacle Award for Academic Excellence
Exemplary Academic Achievement
Distinguished Academic All-American
Academic All-American
Sport
Volleyball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Soccer
Soccer
Soccer
Softball
Baseball
Baseball
Women’s Basketball
Men’s Basketball
Volleyball
Softball
Softball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Baseball
Women’s Basketball
NJCAA Hall of Fame Inductees
2011
2010
2007
2005
2000
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1990
1986
Dane Richards
Ollie Mack
Scott Gernander
Steve Francis
Becky Lidolph
Rita Crockett
Judy Harrison
Walter Berry
Wayne Graham
Ollie Taylor
Monica Hays
Ronnie Arrow
Tom Henderson
Men’s Soccer
Men’s Basketball
Men’s Basketball Men’s Basketball
Volleyball
Volleyball
Track & Field / Cross Country
Men’s Basketball
Baseball
Men’s Basketball
Track & Field / Cross Country
Men’s Basketball
Men’s Basketball
NJCAA All-Academic Teams
YearSport
2015-2016Volleyball
2014-2015
Men’s Basketball
Volleyball
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San Jacinto College Women’s Basketball 2016-2017
1984 SAN JACINTO COLLEGE BASKETBALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
About San Jacinto College
San Jacinto College
Central Campus: 8060 Spencer Hwy., Pasadena, Texas 77505
North Campus: 5800 Uvalde Rd., Houston, Texas 77049
South Campus: 13735 Beamer Rd., Houston, Texas 77089
Maritime Campus: 3700 Old Highway 146, La Porte, Texas 77571
281-998-6150 | www.sanjac.edu
Surrounded by the monuments of history, the industries
and maritime enterprises of today, and the space age
of tomorrow, San Jacinto College has been serving the
citizens of East Harris County, Texas, since 1961. As one
college with multiple locations, San Jacinto College has a
location nearby the majority of our students. Our college
brings people together for all kinds of academic pursuits,
workforce training, continuing education, and frequent
gatherings of civic, community and non-profit groups.
San Jacinto College is committed to serving the citizens,
businesses and industries of East Harris County. At the core
of our values is student success. In fact, we are a recognized
leader in the national student completion movement.
San Jacinto College was named an Achieving the Dream
Leader College in 2011 and received this recognition again
in 2014. We achieved this status through a direct focus
on removing barriers for completion, enhancing support
systems and emphasizing academic excellence.
The College is also committed to developing a skilled and
trained workforce to meet the growing demands of industry in
our region. We partner with industry to ensure we are teaching
the skills that make our students employable immediately upon
completion of their program. We have created fast-track and
stackable credentials to help meet that workforce need and to
ensure students have a pathway as they progress in their careers.
At San Jacinto College, we know that not everyone is a
“traditional” student. Goals and scheduling demands are
unique, so we offer courses during the day, during the
evening, on weekends, and online. San Jacinto College
students choose from 186 degrees and certificates in 46
technical programs and university transfer pathways. Our
corporate partners benefit from a robust training program
through the Continuing and Professional Development
division, which also offers leisure learning classes and
programs for K-12 teachers through the Aerospace Academy.
San Jacinto College continues to lead in the Gulf Coast
through grant-funded partnerships and collaboration with
other colleges and organizations. These funds support
student success through academic programs and initiatives
promoting college retention and completion, regional
workforce training, scholarships and tuition in various
student programs, and create pathways to higher education
and the workforce for middle and high school students.
Whatever path you take, you’ll find a friendly, bighearted community at San Jacinto College.
San Jacinto College
Your Goals. Your College.
For more information about the women’s basketball team, please visit www.sanjacsports.com
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Women’s
Basketball
schedule
2016-2017
Head Coach:
Michael Madrid
Assistant Coach:
Kayla Weaver
Region XIV Conference Match*
Bold = Home game
Day
DATE Sunday Oct. 9 Wednesday Oct. 19 Saturday Oct. 22
Tuesday Oct. 25
Tuesday Nov. 1 Friday Nov. 4
Saturday Nov. 5 Friday Nov. 11 Saturday Nov. 12 Saturday Nov. 19 Tuesday Nov. 22 Friday Nov. 25 Saturday Nov. 26
Wednesday Nov. 30 Saturday Dec. 3 Wednesday Dec. 7 Saturday Dec. 10 Monday Jan. 2 Tuesday Jan. 3 Saturday Jan. 7 Saturday Jan. 14 Wednesday Jan. 18 Saturday Jan. 21 Tuesday Jan. 24 Saturday Jan. 28 Wednesday Feb. 1 Saturday Feb. 4 Wednesday Feb. 8 Saturday Feb. 11 Wednesday Feb. 15 Wednesday Feb. 22 Saturday Feb. 25 Wednesday Mar. 1 Saturday Mar. 4 Tuesday - Saturday Mar. 7-11 Monday - Saturday Mar. 20-25 OPPONENT TIME Dave Neely Scrimmage TBA Texas Southern Scrimmage TBA St. Mary’s University Scrimmage TBA University of St. Thomas Scrimmage
TBA Victoria College 5:30 p.m. San Jac Invitational SW Christian vs. Blinn Community College
3 p.m.
LSU-Eunice vs Coastal Bend College
5 p.m.
San Jacinto College vs Houston CC
7 p.m.
San Jac Invitational Blinn College vs LSU-Eunice 1 p.m.
Coastal Bend College vs Houston CC 3 p.m.
SW Christian vs San Jacinto College 5 p.m.
McLennan Community College 7 p.m. Temple College 2 p.m. Temple College 2 p.m. Kilgore College (Faculty Appreciation)* 5:30 p.m. Cisco College 5 p.m. Hill College 2 p.m. Bossier Parish Community College*
3:30 p.m. Panola College* 2 p.m. Trinity Valley Community College*
5:30 p.m. Blinn College*
2 p.m. Collin College @ MCC Classic 4 p.m. Eastern Oklahoma @ MCC Classic 1 p.m. Angelina College*
2 p.m. Coastal Bend College*
2 p.m. Tyler Junior College*
5:30 p.m. Paris Junior College*
2 p.m. Jacksonville College*
5:30 p.m. Kilgore College*
2 p.m. Bossier Parish Community College*
3:30 p.m. Panola College*
2 p.m. Trinity Valley Community College*
5:30 p.m. Blinn College*
2 p.m. Angelina College*
5:30 p.m. Coastal Bend College*
5:30 p.m. Tyler Junior College (Play4Kay)* 2 p.m. Paris Junior College*
5:30 p.m. Jacksonville (Sophomore Day)* 2 p.m. Region XIV Tournament TBA NJCAA National Tournament
TBA LOCATION
Frisco, Texas
Houston, Texas
San Antonio, Texas
Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas
Temple, Texas
Temple, Texas
Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas
Athens, Texas
Athens, Texas
Bossier City, LA
Carthage, Texas
Athens, Texas
Brenham, Texas
Waco, Texas
Waco, Texas
Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas
Tyler, Texas
Houston, Texas
Jacksonville, Texas
Kilgore, Texas
Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas
Lufkin, Texas
Beeville, Texas
Houston, Texas
Paris, Texas
Houston, Texas
Jacksonville, Texas
Lubbock, Texas
281-998-6150
The San Jacinto College District is committed to equal opportunity for all students, employees, and applicants without regard to race, creed, color, national origin, citizenship status, age, disability, pregnancy, religion,
gender, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, genetic information, marital status or veteran status in accordance with applicable federal and state laws. The following College official has been designated to
handle inquiries regarding the College’s non-discrimination policies: Vice President of Human Resources, 4620 Fairmont Pkwy., Pasadena, TX 77504; 281-991-2659; [email protected].