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- TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE/RESULTS
- ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM
- ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS
- TRANSOUTH SCHOLAR-ATHLETES
- ALL-TRANSOUTH TOURNAMENT TEAM
- TOURNAMENT SEEDINGS
- TOURNAMENT POLICIES
TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE/RESULTS
(first-round bye – 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
Game 1: No. 8 Cumberland University def. No. 9 Mid-Continent 77-51
Quarter finals - Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Game 3: No. 1 Union University def. No. 8 Cumberland 106-78
Game 5: No. 3 Lambuth University def. No. 6 Lyon College 67-53
Semi finals - Friday, March 7, 2008
Game 7: No. 1 Union University def. No. 4 Trevecca Nazarene 82-74
Championship Game - Monday, March 10, 2008
First Team
Josephine Owino - Union University
Jana Cross - Freed-Hardeman
Kaitlin Dudley - Union University
Dee Preyer - Lambuth University
Kayla Hudson - Union University
Mariska Reed - Trevecca Nazarene
Megan Thompson - Freed-Hardeman
Renae Williams - Cumberland University
Nina Djokovic - Bethel College
Abby Lawson - Trevecca Nazarene
Kristin Archie - Trevecca Nazarene
Kristal Edney - Freed-Hardeman
Keshianna Hodges - Lyon College
Kayla Hudson - Union University
Keshianna Hodges - Lyon College
K.C. Van Atta - Trevecca Nazarene
Keisha Brown - Cumberland University
Zeinba Chan - Union University
Player of the Year
Josephine Owino - Union University
Newcomer of the Year
Kayla Hudson - Union University
Freshman of the Year
Kayla Hudson - Union University
Coach of the Year
Mark Campbell - Union University
Bethel College
Britni Steinard-Griffy, Nina Djokovic, Gretchen Seyerle, Megan Price, Jenna Roney, Jessie Dennison, Erin Meyer, Jessica Murphy, Jelena Budimir
Blue Mountain College
Jamie Harrison, Keleshia Amos, Lana Harris, Bre Anna Heard, Beth Short, Shayla Stroud, Nicole Curtis, Kateynn Wright
Cumberland University
Hilary Bower, Kari Maddox, Renae Williams
Freed-Hardeman University
Kori Bledsoe, Meredith McLemore, Megan Thompson, Chelsie Alsup, Kristal Edney, Tara Deatheridge, Jana Cross, Nicole Duncan
Lambuth University
Katherine Snodgrass, Melissa Harrison, Kristin Brison, Heather Scruggs
Lyon College
Snezana Jovanovic, Le Anna Peerson, Beca Whorton, April Carter
Martin Methodist College
Whitney Robinson, Cassi Kile, Diane Frost
Mid-Continent University
Beth Jordan, Sarah Cripps, April Carter, Amber Neidigh, Brittany Butler
Trevecca Nazarene University
Mariska Reed, Kristin Archie, Jennifer Bognar, Casey Pigue, Paige McFarlin, Angelica Sails, Casey Attebery, Jessica Spencer
Union University
Crystal Eason, Lindsay Flynn, Laura Crittendon
Recipients must be a sophomore, junior or senior academically and hold a 3.0 cumulative grade point average.
Kaitlin Dudley, Union University
Jessica Graves, Union University
Meredith McLemore, Freed-Hardeman University
Tara Deathridge, Freed-Hardeman University
Mariska Reed, Trevecca Nazarene University
Chytearra Kintchen, Lambuth University
2. Freed-Hardeman
3. Lambuth University
4. Trevecca Nazarene
5. Bethel College
6. Lyon College
7. Martin Methodist College
8. Cumberland University
9. Mid-Continent University
10. Blue Mountain College
(LC wins tiebreaker w/MMC with win over FHU)
(MCU wins tiebreaker w/BMC with coin flip)
Protocol:
Two-Way Tie Breaker
A. The regular-season head-to-head competition shall be used to break ties. In the event of multiple ties, the ties for the higher seed shall be broken first.
B. Compare records against the highest seeded remaining teams (considered one at a time in descending order) ..i.e. vs. #1, #2, #3,#4 etc. If, when attempting to break the tie by this method, there is another group of tied teams, consider the records against those tied teams as a collective group.
C. A coin flip will be used to determine the higher seed. This coin flip will be conducted by the Commissioner (or his appointee) in the presence of two witnesses. If the coaches involved are not among the witnesses, they will be on a conference phone call while the toss is taking place.
A. The regular-season head-to-head competition shall be used to break the ties. When three or more teams are tied, they shall be viewed as a “group” when comparing head-to-head results. The team with the best record vs. all other teams in the tied” group” gains the advantage. Ties are broken to select the higher seeds first prior to breaking other ties. If two or more teams are still tied with the best record against the original “tied group”, those teams advance to tiebreaker step B.
After the higher seed(s) of the original “tied group” is/are determined, they are separated from the original “tied group” (i.e. they are seeded and OUT of the equation) and the next higher seed(s) are determined by the remaining tied teams returning to A for their tie-breaker. If there are two remaining tied teams, they would go to the Two Team Tiebreaker policy. If there are three or more remaining tied teams, they would form another “tied group” of their own and go back to A for the Multiple Team Tiebreaker. If A (head to head)fails to break the tie, go to step B
B. The next step in breaking the tie for all or part of the “original tied group” is: Compare records against the highest seeded remaining teams (considered one at a time in descending order) i.e. #1, #2, #3,#4 etc…If, when attempting to break the tie by this method, there is another group of tied teams, consider the records against those tied teams as a collective group.
