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clemson lady tigers 2013-2014 highlights
Click on the link below to watch the Highlights of the Lady Tigers 2013-2014 Season. The ladies finished with 13 wins, capping it off with a victory at the ACC tournament in Coach Audra Smith's first year at Clemson.
kelly gramlich named to the all-acc academic team
For the third consecutive year, Kelly Gramlich has been named to the All-ACC Academic Team. Kelly has excelled on and off the court this year for the Lady Tigers and exemplifies what it is to be a student-athlete at Clemson. Gramlich is also the marketing and promotions officer for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, and is in the running to be SAAC's next president. Upon graduation, Gramlich has been accepted to communication, technology and society Masters program, and aspires to earn a Ph.D and one day teach.
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The lady tigers are too much for virginia tech to handle at the acc tournament! 1st tourney win since 2009!
GREENSBORO, NC - Junior wing Nikki Dixon says Wednesday's ACC Tournament win is a sign of the change taking place in the Clemson women's basketball program.
It was certainly a big change from six days earlier.
The names Uju Ugoka and Vanessa Panousis had been front and center in the Lady Tigers' minds ever since the Virginia Tech duo combined for 36 points in handing them a 26-point loss in the regular-season finale Feb. 27.
Going into the rematch Wednesday at the Greensboro Coliseum intent on containing them, the Lady Tigers held the Hokies inside/outside tandem of Ugoka and Panousis to two points in the first half and rolled to a 69-56 win, Clemson's first at the league tourney in exactly five years to the day.
Ugoka did ultimately finish with 20 points and nine rebounds, but the lion's share of that production came with the Lady Tigers up by double digits in the second half.
Afterward, first-year Clemson head coach Audra Smith directed the credit for limiting the Hokies' star players to her own players, whom she entrusted with developing the scouting report for the rematch.
Read more at: http://www.clemsontigers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=28500&ATCLID=209427438
It was certainly a big change from six days earlier.
The names Uju Ugoka and Vanessa Panousis had been front and center in the Lady Tigers' minds ever since the Virginia Tech duo combined for 36 points in handing them a 26-point loss in the regular-season finale Feb. 27.
Going into the rematch Wednesday at the Greensboro Coliseum intent on containing them, the Lady Tigers held the Hokies inside/outside tandem of Ugoka and Panousis to two points in the first half and rolled to a 69-56 win, Clemson's first at the league tourney in exactly five years to the day.
Ugoka did ultimately finish with 20 points and nine rebounds, but the lion's share of that production came with the Lady Tigers up by double digits in the second half.
Afterward, first-year Clemson head coach Audra Smith directed the credit for limiting the Hokies' star players to her own players, whom she entrusted with developing the scouting report for the rematch.
Read more at: http://www.clemsontigers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=28500&ATCLID=209427438
Nikki dixon reaches the 1000 point milestone!
January, 30th 2014 - Dixon became just the 23rd player in school history to reach the 1,000-point plateau in the Lady Tigers' 80-79 overtime victory over Georgia Tech at McCamish Pavilion.
A native of nearby Alpharetta, Dixon achieved the milestone in front of more than 30 family and friends. More importantly, she capped the night with the game-winning basket on an end-to-end layup with 8 seconds left to give her team the win, its first in Atlanta since 2004.
"It meant a lot," she said. "We work hard as a team here, and I know my role, I know my job, and tonight we just did it. I didn't even care if it was my 1,000th point. I just wanted to win, and we pulled it out."
(Courtesy of ClemsonTigers.com)
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Click on the picture above to see a video of Nikki being honored befored the Duke game at LittleJohn Coliseum.
The tigers tame the canes!
Final Score: Clemson 60, Miami 52
Records: CU: 10-11, 2-5 ACC; UM: 11-9, 3-4 ACC
Clemson Leading Scorer: Nikki Dixon: 19 points
Updated Series Record (trend): 6-7 [W1]
Next Game: Clemson at Georgia Tech; Jan. 30; Atlanta, GA
CLEMSON, SC - The Clemson Lady Tigers held Miami to a 1-for-28 mark from the floor during a 17-minute span to grab control of the game in a 60-52 victory over the Hurricanes on Sunday at Littlejohn Coliseum. Clemson (10-11, 2-5 ACC) held the Hurricanes (11-9, 3-4 ACC) to just 25.8 percent shooting from the field overall, including a 3-for-23 (13.0%) mark from three.
Nikki Dixon recorded 19 points to lead the Tigers in scoring, coming up just four points shy of her 1,000th. The junior wing has scored 19 or more points in eight of the last nine games, and is averaging 20.0 ppg over her first seven ACC games. Quinyotta Pettaway recorded her second double-double of the season with 11 points and 12 rebounds, and also added the 100th blocked shot of her career. Player of the Game: Quinyotta Pettaway - The senior post player recorded her second double-double of the season, and added her 100th career block in the contest
(Courtesy of Jeff Kallin, read more at Clemsontigers.com)
Click on either one of the pictures to watch the Highlight Video!!!
in the huddle
Take a behind the scenes look at the the Lady Tigers on game day! Watch the Lady Tigers at their morning shootaround as they prepare for their game against the Tarheels later in the evening. The only place success comes before work is in the Dictionary! Click on the picture to watch the exclusive video...
The Clemson Lady Tigers won their fourth straight game with a 77-71 win at UNC Greensboro. The Lady Tigers improved to 5-3 on the year and 5-1 all-time against the Spartans. Four players scored in double-figures, led by senior Quinyotta Pettaway's 19 points on 7-9 shooting and a 5-6 mark from the line. The Tigers scored a season-high 77 points, and shot 25-48 (.521) from the floor, while holding UNCG to .407 from the floor.
Thanksgiving break was good to the Lady Tigers as they knock off Radford and then University of North Florida to make it 3 wins in a row bringing their record to 4-3 on the season. Kelly Gramlich knocked in four 3-Pointers against Radford to lead the team in scoring, while Clemson's Defense led the way against North Florida, only giving up 14 points in the second half. Charmaine Tay and Chancie Dunn also chipped in 15 and 13 points respectively against the Ospreys. Check out the highlights below.
The Lady Tigers picked up there first win of the season with an impressive 72-50 victory over the Wofford Terriers. Chancie Dunn aka Duce-Tre led the way with 15 points on 7 of 8 shooting. Nikki Dixon and Kelly Gramlich chipped in with 14 and 10 points respectively. In her first game with signifigant playing time Jordan Gallaird went 2 of 4 from 3. Chelsea Lindsay led the team in rebounding from the PG position with 8 boards. Check out the highlight video above!
It's never too early to sign up for camp...
Thanks to all who joined the Lady Tigers as well as the Mens Basketball team at the Rock The 'John 2013! You helped us kick off the new season with a bang. A great time was had by all. Check out the video as well as the pictures from the event.
The lady tigers visit the kids academy!
The players and staff visited the Kids Academy on Tuesday to share some Tiger Pride, fellowship and fun with the Kids. Check out the slideshow below!
the lady tigers going to work at the arts center of clemson
The Lady Tigers have been known to lend a helping hand in the Clemson area community. On October 1st, they helped out at the arts center of Clemson by doing a little landscaping and by doing some painting. Check out the video to the left to see the ladies getting their hands dirty!
Professional development with sandy Sharp
"Our sessions with Ms.Sandy were eye-opening. We learned about effective communication and how we can better communicate with each other and as a team. She also emphasized the importance of preparing for our futures after basketball and how we need to learn how to act in a professional setting. I learned a lot and had a great time."
-Kelly Gramlich
The Lady Tigers participated in a 2-day professional development workshop prior to tipping off official practice. The ladies spent two powerful sessions exploring: effective communication, conflict resolution, the secrets to successful goal setting and the art of collaboration. The ladies will participate in workshops throughout the year in an effort to enhance the student-athlete experience, while gaining transferable skills for their professional careers. "I have incorporated Professional Development in my program for the last five years and my players and staff have grown tremendously from doing the "extra" work. I am grateful that my administration has supported my vision by allowing Sandy to join us at Clemson", Coach Audra Smith. According to Sandy Sharp, "I am so proud of the energy and enthusiasm that the team brought to the sessions. The ladies were fun and engaging, but more importantly, they showed up ready to work. Coach Smith has done a tremendous job setting the tone. When you have a coaching staff that participates in a 2 day-retreat for 8 hours each day, it is easy to get the players on board"
location of week: Edgar a. Brown university union
Along with the Hendrix Center, the Student Union is a place that offers it all for Clemson students. There is a dining hall, a convenience store for snacks on the run, a Chilis too, along with a Starbucks for a quick caffeine fix. The Union also houses several campus service offices including: parking, transportation, Clemson ROTC and the Campus Post Office. Last but not least, on the ground floor is The Underground! The Underground is provided by Campus Recreation and has 10 Brunswick bowling lanes, 4 full size pool tables, an air hockey table and several arcade games including Dance Dance Revolution, Golden Tee and Silverstrike. It is a great place to hang out with friends or blow off some steam between classes!
Getting pies thrown in your face can be fun....but Coach Smith didn't get pies thrown in her face JUST for fun. Coach Smith helped raise money for the Clemson Pre Dental club over homecoming weekend. Donations were accepted fot the student organization in exchange for a chance to chunk a pie at Coach Smith!
join the Orange brigade!
The Orange Brigade is the official fan club of the Clemson Lady Tigers. The club has been supporting the program for close to 20 years. We invite anyone to join. Season ticket holders automatically qualify for membership. Be a part of the team and help take the Lady Tigers to new heights! Benefits include:
-Premeire behind the bench seating at the games.
-Access to exclusive events such as team dinners, scrimmages, and closed practices.
-Meet and Greets with the players and coaches.
-Behind the scenes tours of the facilities.
-Monthly newsletters.
-Official Orange Brigade T-Shirts.
Contact Kathy Becker for more details, firstname.lastname@example.com
three new lady tigers have arrived in tiger town!
Coach Audra Smith brings in her first three recruits as the head coach of the Clemson Lady Tigers. She brings on Sade Chatman from St. Paul, Minnesota, Abrea Harris from Charlotte, North Carolina, and Paige Mosley from Peachtree Corners, GA. If the addition of these three standouts is any indication of things to come, the future is very bright for the Lady Tigers. Welcome the new Lady Tigers...
A new era begins...
Audra Smith formerly the Head Coach at UAB was recently named the head coach of the Clemson Lady Tigers. Over the past three years Coach Smith led the Blazers to the most number of wins over a three year span in the program's history. Under the guidance of Coach Smith the Lady Tigers are poised to once again become a power player in the ACC! Click on the picture the picture above to watch a video that will introduce you to the new Lady Tigers Head Coach and to see the highlights of her first week in TigerTown!
coach smith announces the hiring of two staff members.
Both Coach Oliver and Coach Wilson come with Coach Smith from UAB and will be a great addition to the Lady Tigers. Both have extensive coaching and playing experience at the college level, and have been successful in both endeavors. Notable: Coach Oliver played ball at Richmond under Coach Winieki (currently Associate Head of the Clemson Men's Team), earning CAA Tournament MVP honors. Coach Wilson was a four year letter winner the University of Minnesota, also earning All Big-Ten honors in one of the toughest conferences in the nation.
Click the link for the full article.
Helping Our Community
Check out our Community Service page to see where went throughout the 2012-2013 school year. Check back as we extend our work into the 2013-2014 year!
The lady tigers visit pickens elementary!
The Clemson Lady Tigers visited Pickens Elementary School on Tuesday, January 22nd. See the Community Page for details and click the picture to watch the video.
it's christmas time in tigertown!
two more additions to the lady tiger staff.
Coach Ard and Coach Becker both come to Clemson with impressive resumes and extensive basketball experience. Coach Ard comes to Tigertown from Troy University where she served as an Assistant Coach, prior to that she was Assistant at Pensacola State College. Coach Becker rejoins Coach Smith, Oliver and Wilson after working with all of them at UAB. Coach Becker is familiar with the level of competition in the ACC playing at the University of Virginia up until 2002, she also served as a graduate assistant under Pat Summit at Tennessee from 2002-2004. Click on the link for the full story.
For the second consecuitve year Kelly Gramlich earns Academic All ACC honors with an impressive 3.9 overall GPA. Way to go Kels!! The Lady Tigers work just as hard in the classroom as on the court.
Behind the scenes at the acc tournament
Join the Lady Tigers as they prepare for the ACC tournament at shootaround in Greensboro, NC.
Getting to know strength and conditioning coach zack reed...
Rock the 'John 2012
This year's event took place Friday, October 19 at 8pm. Thanks to all of the Lady Tiger fans for showing their support. The event was a great success and a great way to kick off the 2012-2013 season! Click the image above to check out the video highlights! Also, take a look behind the scenes at the Rock the John experience of the Lady Tigers!


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Reeder 2 hits the App Store completely iPad ready
Reeder is a favorite news aggregator of many, and today we see its triumphant return to the App Store in the form of Reeder 2. It's an all new app, with an all new design, and it brings back the long awaited iPad support that we lost when Google Reader closed its doors. The previous version of the iPhone app is still available, and received Feedly support right at the death, but Reeder 2 is an all new universal app, with a couple more new features to add to the collection.
One of those is support for opening links in Google Chrome. Since we can't set Chrome as a default browser on the iPhone or iPad, Google has provided the tools, and for those of us who use it it's great to see third-party developers picking it up. Reeder 2 also adds support for Feed Wrangler's smart streams.
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Reeder 2 hits the App Store completely iPad ready
Moved on to Digg Reader.
Moved to Newsify and Mr. Reader. Unfortunately I couldn't be without RSS on my iPad for months while Reeder was being updated and so far I haven't missed it.
Too late. I used Reeder for Mac, iPad and iPhone for years, but I think there are better options available now. On the iPad I switched to Mr. Reader, which is amazing and much better than Reeder. On the Mac I am using ReadKit now.
Silvio Ricci never answered my inquiries. I'm not sure about giving his products another try.
Oh yes, I forgot about the Mac. Also switched to ReadKit and very happy so far.
Downloaded it immediately. It's a bit faster than the old version, it works perfectly and I love it.
I like the interface and I still think that it's the gold standard for RSS readers on iOS.
Too little too late. I'm using Feedly on all my macs, iPhone, and iPad. I couldn't be happier.
Is there a Feedly mac app? Or are you using the web interface..?
I moved on to the feedly iPad app, which allows the user to set Chrome as default browser.