Lamar Lady Cardinals basketball

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Lamar Lady Cardinals
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UniversityLamar University
Head coach Aqua Franklin (5th season)
Conference Southland
Location Beaumont, Texas
Arena Montagne Center
(Capacity: 10,080)
Nickname Lady Cardinals
Student sectionThe Flock
ColorsRed and white [1]
   
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NCAA tournament Elite Eight
1991
NCAA tournament Sweet Sixteen
1991
NCAA tournament round of 32
1991
NCAA tournament appearances
1991, 2010
Conference tournament champions
American South: 1991
Southland: 2010
Conference regular season champions
American South: 1991
Sun Belt: 1992
Southland: 2010, 2014, 2018, 2019, 2024
Conference division season champions
Southland: 2008 (East), 2010 (West)

The Lamar Lady Cardinals basketball team represents Lamar University in NCAA Division I women's basketball competition. [2] The team plays in the 10,080 seat Montagne Center. The Lady Cardinals currently compete at the NCAA Division I level in the Southland Conference.

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History

The Lady Cardinals have competed as members of four conferences at the NCAA Division I level. Lamar competed in the Southland Conference beginning in 1983. The Lady Cardinals competed in the American South Conference from 1987 to 1991. From 1991 to 1998, the Lady Cardinals competed as members of the Sun Belt Conference. Lamar returned to the Southland Conference beginning with the 1998–99 season. The Lady Cardinals moved to the Western Athletic Conference in 2021 rejoining the Southland Conference on July 11, 2022 after one year in the WAC. [3] [4]

Al Barbre years

In the 1991 NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament Lamar, under coach Al Barbre, made a run as a tenth seed in the Austin regional. The 1991 Lady Cardinals defeated Texas, LSU and Arkansas before being defeated by Virginia in the Elite Eight. Virginia went on to lose in the National championship game by 3 points.

Larry Tidwell years

Larry Tidwell coached the women's basketball team from 2007 through the end of the 2012-2013 season. Coach Tidwell turned the team around from a struggling program to a perennial power in the Southland Conference. In 2010 the team won the regular season and conference tournament to advance to the 2010 NCAA tournament. The Lady Cardinals made their first ever appearance in the preseason WNIT in the fall of 2010. In the 2011 season, coach Tidwell's Lady Cardinals received their first top 100 RPI ranking (RPI #80) since the figures were made public in the 2005 season. [5] The 2010-2011 squad finished with a record of 25-8 and made an appearance in the 2011 post season WNIT.

Coach Tidwell resigned his position in March, 2013 to take a position at University of Texas-Pan American as head women's basketball coach. [6]

Robin Harmony years

Robin Harmony was named head coach on April 30, 2013 [7] and remained until April 2019. Her first Lady Cardinal team shared the Southland Conference regular season title. The Lady Cardinals also participated in their second WNIT and fourth post season tournament appearance in five seasons. [8] The Lady Cardinals competed in the WBI tournament in 2017. The team won the Southland Conference 2017-18 regular season title outright repeating as outright champions in 2018-19. The Lady Cardinals represented the Southland Conference in the Women's National Invitation Tournament for the third and the fourth time.

Coach Harmony resigned her position on April 19, 2019 to become head women's basketball coach for the College of Charleston. [9] [10] [11]

Aqua Franklin years

Aqua Franklin was named head coach on May 1, 2019 becoming the 14th women's basketball head coach in program history. [12]

Year-by-year results

Statistics overview
SeasonCoachOverallConferenceStandingPostseason
AIAW (Independent) (1969–1982)
1969–1970Marilyn Krause 2–9
1970–1971Marilyn Krause 7–9
1971–1972Marilyn Krause 13–10
Marilyn Krause:22–28–
1972–1973Pat Park 19–11
1973–1974Pat Park 11–12
1974–1975Pat Park 23–11
1975–1976Pat Park 22–8
1976–1977Pat Park 13–17
1977–1978Pat Park 21–13
Pat Park:109–72–
1978–1979 Cindy Russo 16–11
1979–1980Cindy Russo 20–11
Cindy Russo:36–22–
1980–1981Iwana McGee 7–20
Iwana McGee:7–22–
1981–1982Pat Ramsey 11–18
Southland Conference (1982–1987)
1982–1983Pat Ramsey 15–121–44th
1983–1984Pat Ramsey 10–174–86th
Pat Ramsey:36–475–12
1984–1985 Charlotte (Chickie) Mason 12–157–53rd
1985–1986Charlotte (Chickie) Mason 5–212–106th
Charlotte (Chickie) Mason:17–369–15
1986–1987 Al Barbre 2–241–117th
American South Conference (1987–1991)
1987–1988Al Barbre 14–144–5
1988–1989Al Barbre 18–106–4
1989–1990Al Barbre 19–107–3
1990–1991 Al Barbre 29*–412*–01st NCAA (Elite Eight)
Al Barbre:82–6230–23
Sun Belt Conference (1991–1998)
1991–1992 Liz McQuitter 21–713–31st T
1992–1993Liz McQuitter 10–164–10
1993–1994Liz McQuitter 8–195–9
Liz McQuitter:39–4222–22
1994–1995 David McKey 16–1210–4
1995–1996David McKey 14–158–6
1996-1997David McKey 5–222–12
1997–1998David McKey 5–222–12
David McKey:40–7122–34
Southland Conference (1998–Present)
1998–1999De Ann Craft 9–176–129th
1999–2000De Ann Craft 10–175–138th
2000–2001De Ann Craft 12–1610–106th
2001–2002De Ann Craft 8–206–149th
De Ann Craft:39–7027–49
2002–2003 Leonard Drake 3–242–1811th
2003–2004Leonard Drake 4–221–1510th
2004–2005Leonard Drake 9–183–1311th
2005–2006Leonard Drake 7–202–148th
2006–2007Leonard Drake 13–178–87th T
Leonard Drake:36–10116–68
2007–2008 Larry Tidwell 19–1310–62nd
2008–2009Larry Tidwell 20–1110–64th T
2009-2010Larry Tidwell 26–813–31st T NCAA (1st Round)
2010–2011Larry Tidwell 25–813–32nd WNIT (1st Round)
2011–2012Larry Tidwell 16–158–85th T
2012–2013Larry Tidwell 22–1112–63rd WBI (2nd Round)
Larry Tidwell:128–6666–32
2013–2014 Robin Harmony 18–1313–51st T WNIT (1st Round)
2014–2015 Robin Harmony 17–1314–42nd
2015–2016 Robin Harmony 12–197–118th T
2016–2017 Robin Harmony 22–815–33rd WBI (1st Round)
2017–2018 Robin Harmony 22–617–11st WNIT First round
2018–2019 Robin Harmony 24–717–11st WNIT First round
Robin Harmony:115–6683–25
2019–2020 Aqua Franklin 10–196–1410th
2020–2021 Aqua Franklin 10–149–64th
Western Athletic Conference (2021–2023)
2021–2022 Aqua Franklin 14–158–107th T
Southland Conference (2022–present)
2022–2023 Aqua Franklin 20–1212–63rdSLC tournament finalist.
2023–2024 Aqua Franklin 0–00–01st
Aqua Franklin:54–6035–36
Total:764-758 (.502)

      National champion        Postseason invitational champion  
      Conference regular season champion        Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
      Division regular season champion      Division regular season and conference tournament champion
      Conference tournament champion

Notes: *1990-1991 wins vacated by the NCAA
*The Lady Cardinals competed in the AIAW through 1982. From that point forward, they competed in NCAA Division I.

Source: [13]

Yearly attendance

Below is the Lady Cardinals' home attendance since the 2004–05 season.

SeasonAverageHigh
Yearly Home Attendance
2022-23 [14] [15] 1,0891,458
2021-22 [16] 8821,512
2020-21 [17] 5721,239
2019-20 [18] 1,1423,856
2018-19 [19] 1,9925,218
2017-18 [20] 7201,297
2016-17 [21] 708921
2015-16 [22] 694888
2014-15 [23] 793997
2013-14 [24] 764891
2012-13 [25] 7251,232
2011-12 [26] 1,0052,427
2010-11 [27] 1,5554,164
2009-10 [28] 1,0401,902
2008-09 [29] 3931,012
2007-08 [30] 4611,187
2006-07 [31] 3281,071
2005-06 [32] 359560
2004-05 [33] 383531

As of the 2022-23 season.

Record single game home attendance for a women's game (9,143) was set in a second-round game of the 1991 NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament played in the Montagne Center against the LSU Tigers on March 17, 1991. [34] [35]

Postseason

Sources: [36]

NCAA Division I Tournament results

The Cardinals have appeared in two NCAA Division I Tournaments, all as Lamar University. Their combined record is 3–2.

YearSeedRoundOpponentResult/Score
NCAA Division I Tournament Results
1991 #10First Round
Second Round
Sweet Sixteen
Elite Eight		#7 Texas
#2 LSU
#3 Arkansas
#1 Virginia		W 77–63
W 93–73
W 91–75
L 70–85
2010 #14First Round#3 West VirginiaL 48–58

WNIT results

The Cardinals have appeared in four Women's National Invitation Tournaments (WNIT). Their combined record is 0–4.

YearRoundOpponentResult/Score
WNIT Results
2011 First RoundArkansasL 65–91
2014 First RoundSouthern MississippiL 50–75
2018 First Round TCU L 68–80
2019 First Round South Alabama L 71–73

WBI results

The Cardinals have appeared in two Women's Basketball Invitational Tournaments (WBI). Their record is 1–2.

YearRoundOpponentResult/Score
WBI Results
2013 First Round
Second Round		Presbyterian
South Dakota		W 70–48
L 48–71
2017 First Round Rice L 72–73

Awards and honors

Sources: [37] [38] [39] [40]

Western Athletic Conference

Freshman of the Year

  • Akasha Davis, 2021

Southland Conference

Coach of the Year

  • Robin Harmony, 2018

Player of the Year

  • Shawnta Vanzant, 2001
  • Jenna Plumley, 2010

Defensive Player of the Year

  • Chastadie Barrs, 2016, 2017, 2018

All Conference First Team

  • Kara Audery, 1983, 84
  • Joy Ommen, 1983
  • Talla Goudy, 1999
  • Shawnta Vanzant, 2001
  • LaToya Carson, 2006
  • Tamara Abalde, 2008
  • Jenna Plumley, 2010, 11
  • Kallis Lloyd, 2011, 12, 13
  • Gia Ayers, 2014
  • JaMeisha Edwards, 2015
  • Chastadie Barrs, 2018
  • Moe Kinard, 2018
  • Akasha Davis, 2022

Newcomer of the Year

  • Shawnta Vanzant, 2001
  • Darika Hill, 2009
  • Jenna Plumley, 2010
  • Monique Whitaker, 2011
  • Moe Kinard, 2017

Freshman of the Year

  • Brittney Williams, 2007
  • Tamara Abalde, 2008
  • Kiara Desamours, 2016
  • Jadyn Pimentel, 2018

All-Conference Defensive Team

  • Kallis Lloyd, 2013
  • Careen Baylor, 2013
  • Gia Ayers, 2014
  • JaMeisha Edwards, 2015
  • Chastadie Barrs, 2016, 2017, 2018
  • Kiandra Bowers, 2018

Southland Conference individual record holders

  • Most three-pointers made (season) - Jenna Plumley (100) - 2010
  • Most three-pointers made (career) - Jenna Plumley (205) - 2007-11
  • Most three-pointers attempted (season) - Jenna Plumley (298) - 2010
  • Most three-pointers attempted (career) - Jenna Plumley (869) - 2007-11
  • Highest three-point goal percentage (game) - Emily Spickler (7-7) - 2009
  • Highest three-point goal percentage (season) - Emily Spickler (58-118) - 2009
  • Highest three-point goal percentage (career) - Emily Spickler (100-232) - 2007-09
  • Highest free throw percentage (career) - Jenna Plumley (234-278) - 2007-11
  • Most rebounds (game) - Anna Strickland (31) - 2016
  • Most steals (game) - Neno Anguiano (13) - 2000 (tied)
  • Most steals (season) - Chastadie Barrs (191) - 2018
  • Most steals (career) - Chastadies Barrs (451)

American South Conference

All-Conference First Team

  • Cassie Brooks, 1988, 1989
  • Uirannah Jackson, 1990
  • Brenda Hatchett, 1991
  • Barbara Hickey, 1991

Newcomer of the Year

  • Cassie Brooks, 1988
  • Uirannah Jackson, 1989

Coach of the Year

  • Al Barbre, 1988 (shared), 1989 (shared), 1991

Sun Belt Conference

All-Conference First Team

  • Brenda Hatchett, 1992
  • Barbara Hickey, 1992
  • Uirannah Jackson, 1992
  • Travesa Gant, 1994
  • Lisa McMahon, 1995
  • Lara Webb, 1996 (Unanimous)

All Tournament Team

  • Lara Webb, 1996

Freshman of the Year

  • Lisa McMahon, 1995
  • Jwanda Roberson, 1998

Coach of the Year

  • David McKey, 1995

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