Cleveland State Vikings women's basketball

Cleveland State Vikings

2017–18 Cleveland State Vikings women's basketball team

University

Cleveland State University

Head coach

Kate Peterson Abiad (15th season)

Conference

Horizon League

Location

Cleveland, Ohio

Arena

Wolstein Center
(Capacity: 13,610)

Nickname

Vikings

Colors

Forest Green and White^[1]

Uniforms

Home

Away

NCAA Tournament appearances

2008, 2010

Conference tournament champions

2008, 2010

The Cleveland State Vikings women's basketball team represents Cleveland State University in women's basketball. They are a member of the Horizon League (1994–present). The Cleveland State women's basketball team was formerly in the North Star Conference (1988–1992) and Mid-Continent Conference (1992–1994). Prior to 1988 the Cleveland State women's basketball team was not affiliated with any conference.

Records

Individual-career points

#	Points	Player
1	2,140	Kailey Klein
2	1,851	Dianne Foster
3	1,840	Shalonda Winton
4	1,805	Audra Cook
5	1,748	Debra Taylor
6	1,468	Shawnita Garland
7	1,458	Erika Roudebush
8	1,366	Mahogany Green
9	1,250	Lori Johnson
10	1,229	Mary Petrecca
11	1,227	Sue Hlavacek

Individual-triple doubles

Only seven triple-doubles have been recorded in the history of Cleveland State women's basketball.

#	Player	Points	Rebounds	Assists	Opponent	Date
1	Sue Koziol	10	10	15	Illinois-Chicago	February 5, 1983
2	Sue Koziol	18	10	15	Detroit	February 22, 1983
3	Mahogany Green	16	13	10	Niagara	November 19, 2000
4	Ashley Schrock	21	12	10	Wright State	February 12, 2003
5	Ashley Schrock	13	13	10	Youngstown State	February 15, 2003
6	Shalonda Winton	29	14	11	Miami (OH)	December 8, 2012^[2]
7	Shalonda Winton	18	12	11	Lake Erie	December 30, 2012^[3]

Record versus Horizon League

Records vs Horizon League schools as of the end of 2016–2017 season.^[4]

Rival	Record (W-L)	Win %
Detroit	18–40	.310
Green Bay	5–61	.076
UIC	39–33	.542
IUPUI	6–1	.857
Milwaukee	23–29	.442
Northern Kentucky	3–3	.500
Oakland	4–5	.444
Wright State	35–35	.500
Youngstown State	31–37	.456

Record versus Ohio schools

Records versus Ohio schools as of January 30, 2013.^[4]

Rival	Record (W-L)	Win %
Akron	34–27	.557
Ashland	2–4	.333
Baldwin Wallace	1–0	1.000
Bowling Green	3–9	.250
Case Western Reserve	3–0	1.000
Cedarville	0–1	.000
Central State	4–0	1.000
Cincinnati	4–14	.222
Dayton	1–7	.125
Hiram	2–0	1.000
John Carroll	5–2	.714
Kent State	11–16	.407
Kent-Tuscarawas	0–1	.000
Lake Erie	4–0	1.000
Lorain C.C.	2–1	.667

Rival	Record (W-L)	Win %
Malone	7–2	.778
Marietta	1–0	1.000
Miami (OH)	1–7	.125
Mount Union	1–0	1.000
Oberlin	4–1	.800
Ohio	7–15	.318
Ohio Northern	3–0	1.000
Ohio State	0–5	.000
Ohio Wesleyan	1–0	1.000
Toledo	8–14	.364
Wooster	3–1	.750
Wright State	31–28	.525
Xavier (OH)	9–4	.692
Youngstown State	26–32	.448

Record year-by-year

Season	Coach	Overall	Conference	Standing	Postseason
Cleveland State (Independent) (1973–1988)
1973–1974	Jane Pease	2–2	N/A
1974–1975	Jane Pease	10–3	N/A
1975–1976	Jane Pease	13–4	N/A
1976–1977	Jane Pease	3–11	N/A
1977–1978	Louise Furjanic	8–7	N/A
1978–1979	Louise Furjanic	11–9	N/A
1979–1980	Louise Furjanic	12–12	N/A
1980–1981	Alice Khol	16–8	N/A
1981–1982	Alice Khol	14–15	N/A
1982–1983	Alice Khol	23–6	N/A
1983–1984	Alice Khol	19–8	N/A
1984–1985	Alice Khol	5–22	N/A
1985–1986	Alice Khol	6–20	N/A
1986–1987	Alice Khol	7–21	N/A
1987–1988	Alice Khol	7–21	N/A
Cleveland State (North Star Conference) (1988–1992)
1988–1989	Alice Khol	3–25	2–12	8th
1989–1990	Alice Khol	8–20	2–10	6th
1990–1991	Alice Khol	7–21	3–11	T–6th
1991–1992	Loretta Hummeldorf	8–21	4–8	5th
Cleveland State (Mid-Continent Conference) (1992–1994)
1992–1993	Loretta Hummeldorf	7–20	6–10	6th
1993–1994	Loretta Hummeldorf	11–16	7–11	T–7th
Cleveland State (Horizon League) (1994–present)
1994–1995	Loretta Hummeldorf	6–21	3–13	T–10th
1995–1996	Duffy Burns	11–16	6–10	5th
1996–1997	Duffy Burns	12–15	8–8	5th
1997–1998	Duffy Burns	12–16	8–6	3rd
1998–1999	Duffy Burns	15–13	8–6	4th
1999–2000	Duffy Burns	15–15	5–9	T–6th
2000–2001	Duffy Burns	14–14	7–7	4th
2001–2002	Duffy Burns	13–15	7–9	6th
2002–2003	Duffy Burns	11–18	7–9	6th
2003–2004	Kate Peterson Abiad	12–16	9–7	T–4th
2004–2005	Kate Peterson Abiad	4–25	2–14	9th
2005–2006	Kate Peterson Abiad	4–24	2–14	9th
2006–2007	Kate Peterson Abiad	8–22	5–11	T–6th
2007–2008	Kate Peterson Abiad	19–14	10–8	T–4th	NCAA, First Round
2008–2009	Kate Peterson Abiad	19–13	12–6	3rd
2009–2010	Kate Peterson Abiad	19–14	11–7	4th	NCAA, First Round
2010–2011	Kate Peterson Abiad	21–12	12–6	T–2nd	WBI, Second Round
2011–2012	Kate Peterson Abiad	12–19	6–12	7th
2012–2013	Kate Peterson Abiad	13–17	5–11	T–6th
2013–2014	Kate Peterson Abiad	14–16	9–7	5th
2014–2015	Kate Peterson Abiad	19–13	10–6	3rd
2015–2016	Kate Peterson Abiad	9–20	6–12	8th
2016–2017	Kate Peterson Abiad	14–16	9–9	6th
Total:		496–676
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

Totals updated through the end of the 2016–2017 school year.

Head Coaching History

#	Name	Years	Record
1	Jane Pease	1973—1977	28–20
2	Louise Furjanic	1977—1980	31–28
3	Alice Khol	1980—1991	115–187
4	Loretta Hummeldorf	1991—1995	32–78
5	Duffy Burns	1995—2003	103–122
6	Kate Peterson Abiad	2003—	187–241

Conference Tournament History

North Star Conference

Date	Seed	Location	Round	Result
March 9, 1989^[4]	8th	Chicago, Illinois	First	L 64–96 to Northern Illinois
March 9, 1990^[4]	6th	DeKalb, Illinois	First	L 68–67 to Green Bay
March 7, 1991^[4]	7th	Green Bay, Wisconsin	First	L 84–60 to Northern Illinois
March 5, 1992^[4]	5th	DeKalb, Illinois	First	W 83–68 over Wright State
March 6, 1992^[4]		DeKalb, Illinois	Second	L 78–56 to Green Bay

Mid-Continent Conference

Date	Seed	Location	Round	Result
March 11, 1993^[5]	6th	Green Bay, Wisconsin	First	L 89–74 to (3) Youngstown State
March 10, 1994^[5]	7th	DeKalb, Illinois	First	L 84–75 to (2) Green Bay

Horizon League

Date	Seed	Location	Round	Result
March 5, 1995^[6]	11th	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	First	L 79–62 to (6) La Salle
March 7, 1996^[6]	5th	Green Bay, Wisconsin	Quarterfinal	L 79–77 to (4) Illinois-Chicago
March 6, 1997^[6]	5th	Green Bay, Wisconsin	Quarterfinal	L 79–61 to (4) Milwaukee
March 5, 1998^[6]	3rd	Indianapolis, Indiana	Quarterfinal	W 63–56 over (6) Wright State
March 6, 1998^[6]		Indianapolis, Indiana	Semifinal	L 83–55 to (2) Green Bay
March 5, 1999^[6]	4th	Wolstein Center • Cleveland, Ohio	Quarterfinal	W 74–61 over (5) Milwaukee
March 6, 1999^[6]		Wolstein Center • Cleveland, Ohio	Semifinal	L 70–68 to (1) Green Bay
March 9, 2000^[6]	7th	Detroit, Michigan	First	W 73–68 over (2) Milwaukee
March 10, 2000^[6]		Detroit, Michigan	Semifinal	W 72–68 2OT over (6) Wright State
March 11, 2000^[6]		Detroit, Michigan	Championship	L 79–72 to (1) Green Bay
March 8, 2001^[6]	4th	UIC Pavilion • Chicago, Illinois^[7]	Quarterfinal	L 65–63 to (5) Illinois-Chicago
February 28, 2002^[6]	6th	Joseph J. Gentile Arena • Chicago, Illinois^[8]	Quarterfinal	L 87–73 to (3) Detroit
March 6, 2003^[6]	6th	Phoenix Sports Center • Green Bay, Wisconsin^[9]	Quarterfinal	W 83–69 over (3) Milwaukee
March 7, 2003^[6]		Phoenix Sports Center • Green Bay, Wisconsin^[10]	Semifinal	L 75–74 to (7) Detroit
March 4, 2004^[6]	4th	Wolstein Center • Cleveland, Ohio^[11]	Quarterfinal	L 69–59 to (5) Butler
March 1, 2005^[6]	9th	Joseph J. Gentile Arena • Chicago, Illinois^[12]	First	W 83–69 over (8) Loyola
March 3, 2005^[6]		Phoenix Sports Center • Green Bay, Wisconsin^[12]	Quarterfinal	L 96–66 to (1) Green Bay
February 26, 2006^[6]	9th	Joseph J. Gentile Arena • Chicago, Illinois^[13]	First	L 85–82 OT to (8) Loyola
March 7, 2007^[6]	7th	UIC Pavilion • Chicago, Illinois^[14]	Quarterfinal	L 69–50 to (2) Illinois-Chicago
March 12, 2008^[6]	4th	Wolstein Center • Cleveland, Ohio^[15]	Quarterfinal	W 79–68 over (5) Butler
March 14, 2008^[6]		Kress Events Center • Green Bay, Wisconsin^[16]	Semifinal	W 90–66 over (1) Green Bay
March 16, 2008^[6]		Kress Events Center • Green Bay, Wisconsin^[17]	Championship	W 70–56 over (2) Wright State
March 11, 2009^[6]	3rd	Wolstein Center • Cleveland, Ohio^[18]	Quarterfinal	W 80–60 over (6) Illinois-Chicago
March 13, 2009^[6]		Kress Events Center • Green Bay, Wisconsin^[19]	Semifinal	L 63–57 to (7) Milwaukee
March 10, 2010^[6]	4th	Wolstein Center • Cleveland, Ohio^[20]	Quarterfinal	W 78–72 over (5) Illinois-Chicago
March 12, 2010^[6]		Kress Events Center • Green Bay, Wisconsin^[21]	Semifinal	W 83–75 OT over (1) Green Bay
March 16, 2010^[6]		Kress Events Center • Green Bay, Wisconsin^[22]	Championship	W 66–57 over (2) Butler
March 9, 2011^[6]	3rd	Wolstein Center • Cleveland, Ohio^[23]	Quarterfinal	W 61–58 over (6) Illinois-Chicago
March 11, 2011^[6]		Kress Events Center • Green Bay, Wisconsin^[24]	Semifinal	L 68–54 to (2) Butler
March 5, 2012^[25]	7th	Wolstein Center • Cleveland, Ohio^[25]	First	W 59–56 over (10) Youngstown State
March 6, 2012^[26]		Calihan Hall • Detroit, Michigan^[26]	Quarterfinal	L 79–43 to (2) Detroit
March 13, 2013	7th	Beeghly Center • Youngstown, Ohio^[27]	Quarterfinal	L 69–62 to (2) Youngstown State
March 13, 2014	5th	UIC Pavilion • Illinois, Chicago^[28]^[29]	Quarterfinal	L 77–72 to (4) UIC
March 11, 2015	3rd	Wolstein Center • Cleveland, Ohio^[30]	Quarterfinal	W 76–70 over (6) Illinois-Chicago
March 13, 2015		Kress Center • Green Bay, Wisconsin^[31]	Semifinal	L 99–87 to (2) Wright State
March 10, 2016	8th	Kress Center • Green Bay, Wisconsin^[32]	First	L 71–59 to (5) Northern Kentucky
March 5, 2017	6th	Joe Louis Arena • Detroit, Michigan^[33]	Second	L 70–56 to (3) Detroit

NCAA Tournament History

Year	Seed	Round	Opponent	Result/Score
2008	#15	First Round	#2 Stanford	L 47-85
2010	#15	First Round	#2 Notre Dame	L 58-86

WNIT Tournament History

Year	Round	Opponent	Result/Score
2015	First Round	Michigan	L 50-72

WBI Tournament History

Year	Seed	Round	Opponent	Result/Score
2011	#1	First Round Second Round	#8 IPFW #5 Chicago State	W 73–62 L 50-68

Championships

Regular season

North Star Conference Team Championships (0):
Mid-Continent Conference Team Championships^[5] (0):
Horizon League Team Championships^[6] (0):

Tournament

North Star Conference Team Championships (0):
Mid-Continent Conference Team Championships^[5] (0):
Horizon League Team Championships^[6] (2): 2008, 2010

References

External links

Cleveland State University
Located in: Cleveland, Ohio
Academics	Colleges/Schools Cleveland–Marshall College of Law College of Education and Human Services College of Graduate Studies College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences College of Science and Health Professions Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs Monte Ahuja College of Business School of Nursing Washkewicz College of Engineering Campuses Main campus (Cleveland) Northeast Ohio Medical University (Rootstown) East campus (Solon) West campus (Westlake)
Athletics	Teams Men's basketball Men's golf Men's soccer Men's swimming & diving Men's tennis Wrestling Women's basketball Women's golf Women's soccer Women's swimming & diving Women's tennis Women's volleyball Fencing Facilities Wolstein Center Krenzler Field Robert F. Busbey Natatorium Woodling Gym Viking Field Medical Mutual Tennis Pavilion
History	Presidents Notable alumni Notable faculty and staff Baseball
Student life	Organizations The Cauldron Vindicator WCSB Whiskey Island Magazine The Gavel Other Expansion
Founded: 1964

Cleveland State Vikings women's basketball
Venues	Woodling Gym (1973–91)) Wolstein Center (1991–prersent)
People	Head coaches
Seasons	1973–74 1974–75 1975–76 1976–77 1977–78 1978–79 1979–80 1980–81 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84 1984–85 1985–86 1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999–00 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17

Horizon League women's basketball
Teams	Cleveland State Vikings Detroit Titans Green Bay Phoenix IUPUI Jaguars Milwaukee Panthers Northern Kentucky Norse Oakland Golden Grizzlies UIC Flames Wright State Raiders Youngstown State Penguins
Championships & awards	Horizon League Women's Basketball Tournament Player of the Year
Seasons	1979–80 1980–81 1981–82 1982–83 1983–84 1984–85 1985–86 1986–87 1987–88 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999–00 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16

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