2012–13 Georgia State Panthers women's basketball team

The 2012–13 Georgia State Panthers women's basketball team represented Georgia State University in the 2012–13 NCAA Division I women's basketball season. The Panthers, coached by Sharon Baldwin-Tener, were a member of the Colonial Athletic Association, and played their home games on campus at the GSU Sports Arena. The 2012–13 season represented the last season that the Panthers played in the CAA as they joined the Sun Belt Conference in 2013.

2012–13 Georgia State Panthers women's basketball
ConferenceColonial Athletic Association
2012–13 record13–16 (5–13 CAA)
Head coach
  • Sharon Baldwin-Tener (Third season)
Assistant coaches
  • Johnathon Barbaree (Second season)
  • Adrienne Shuler (Third season)
  • Jocelyn Wyatt (Third season)
Home arenaGSU Sports Arena (Capacity: 4,500)

Season Notes
  • Due to Georgia State's exit from the Colonial Athletic Association, the Panthers were not eligible to compete in the CAA basketball tournament.[1]

2012–13 roster

From the official GSU women's basketball site:

# Name Height Position Class Hometown Previous Team(s)
Scholarship Players
4 Tiffany Anderson 5'9" G Sr. Albany, GA Dougherty High School
5 Alisha Andrews 4'11" G Jr. Stone Mountain, GA Redan High School
12 Ashlee Cole 5'8" G Fr. Ellenwood, GA Forest Park High School
34 Kyra Crosby 6'1" F RSr. Powder Springs, GA McEachern High School
35 Maryam Dogo 6'2" F RSo. Kaduna, Nigeria Lamar Community College
21 Morgan Jackson 6'0" F Fr. Gainesville, GA East Hall High School
10 Kendra Long 5'9" G Jr. Atlanta, GA Mays High School
1 Kesheria McNeil 5'8" G Jr. Raleigh, NC Miami Dade High School, Garner High School
24 Gaby Moss 5'8" G Fr. Alexandria, VA T.C. Williams High School
20 Kayla Nolan 5'8" G So. Duluth, GA Duluth High School
33 Cody Paulk 6'3" F/C Sr. Gadsden, AL Gadsden City High School
2 Miranda Smith 5'9" F/C So. Roanoke, VA Patrick Henry High School
23 Ashley Watson 5'6" G So. San Jose, CA Archbishop Mitty High School

2012–13 Schedule
Date
time, TV		 Rank# Opponent# Result Record Site (attendance)
city, state
Regular Season
November 9*
7:00 pm		 at Central Florida W 64–50  1–0
 UCF Arena (361)
Orlando, FL
November 11*
1:00 pm		 at Florida L 65–84  1–1
 O'Connell Center (795)
Gainesville, FL
November 14*
7:00 pm		 Jacksonville State W 79–50  2–1
 GSU Sports Arena (656)
Atlanta, GA
November 23*
2:00 pm		 Georgia Southern
GSU Thanksgiving Tournament		 W 73–48  3–1
 GSU Sports Arena (505)
Atlanta, GA
November 24*
4:00 pm		 Florida A&M
GSU Thanksgiving Tournament		 W 77–58  4–1
 GSU Sports Arena (521)
Atlanta, GA
December 2*
2:00 pm		 Kennesaw State W 63–42  5–1
 GSU Sports Arena (517)
Atlanta, GA
December 13*
1:00 pm		 at Belmont L 62–85  5–2
 Curb Event Center (303)
Nashville, TN
December 16*
2:00 pm		 Morehead State W 61–47  6–2
 GSU Sports Arena (412)
Atlanta, GA
December 21*
7:00 pm		 Western Carolina W 64–45  7–2
 GSU Sports Arena (762)
Atlanta, GA
December 29*
2:00 pm		 Mississippi Valley State
GSU Holiday & Hoops Tournament		 W 76–60  8–2
 GSU Sports Arena (546)
Atlanta, GA
December 30*
4:00 pm		 Toledo
GSU Holiday & Hoops Tournament		 L 43–46  8–3
 GSU Sports Arena (508)
Atlanta, GA
January 6
2:00 pm		 Old Dominion L 66–72  8–4 (0–1)
 GSU Sports Arena (493)
Atlanta, GA
January 10
7:00 pm		 at Hofstra L 63–64  8–5 (0–2)
 Hofstra Arena (107)
Hempstead, NY
January 13
12:00 pm		 at Towson W 56–49  9–5 (1–2)
 Towson Center (457)
Towson, MD
January 17
7:00 pm		 Northeastern W 68–55  9–6 (1–3)
 GSU Sports Arena (441)
Atlanta, GA
January 20
2:00 pm		 James Madison L 49–65  9–7 (1–4)
 GSU Sports Arena (402)
Atlanta, GA
January 24
7:00 pm		 at Old Dominion L 45–68  9–8 (1–5)
 Ted Constant Convocation Center (2062)
Norfolk, VA
January 27
2:00 pm		 at George Mason W 64–52  10–8 (2–5)
 Patriot Center (1942)
Fairfax, VA
January 31
7:00 pm		 No. 25 Delaware L 38–70  10–9 (2–6)
 GSU Sports Arena (738)
Atlanta, GA
February 3
2:00 pm		 at Drexel L 55–79  10–10 (2–7)
 Daskalakis Athletic Center (903)
Philadelphia, PA
February 7
7:00 pm		 William & Mary W 57–52  11–10 (3–7)
 GSU Sports Arena (439)
Atlanta, GA
February 10
12:00 pm, CSS		 Hofstra L 59–72  11–11 (3–8)
 GSU Sports Arena (659)
Atlanta, GA
February 14
7:00 pm		 Towson W 66–44  12–11 (4–8)
 GSU Sports Arena (435)
Atlanta, GA
February 17
1:00 pm		 at UNC-Wilmington L 83–84  12–12 (4–9)
 Trask Coliseum (657)
Wilmington, NC
February 21
1:00 pm		 at Northeastern L 50–65  12–13 (4–10)
 Cabot Center (404)
Boston, MA
February 24
2:00 pm		 George Mason W 67–51  13–13 (5–10)
 GSU Sports Arena (612)
Atlanta, GA
February 26
7:00 pm		 at William & Mary L 73–79  13–14 (5–11)
 Kaplan Arena (365)
Williamsburg, VA
February 28
7:00 pm		 Drexel L 49–58  13–15 (5–12)
 GSU Sports Arena (469)
Atlanta, GA
March 6
7:00 pm		 at No. 20 Delaware W 86–58  13–16 (5–13)
 Bob Carpenter Center (5,092)
Newark, DE
*Non-conference game. #Rankings from AP Poll. (#) Tournament seedings in parentheses.
All times are in Eastern Time.

[2]

References
  1. Roberson, Doug. "Georgia State won't be allowed to play in CAA tournaments – updated with Sun Belt news". Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Archived from the original on 26 August 2012. Retrieved 25 November 2012.
  2. "W Basketball – 2012–13 Schedule". Georgia State Athletics. Retrieved 25 November 2012.
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