Glenville State University Athletics

Tammy Spence, a native of Belpre, Ohio is Ninth on GSC’s All-Time Scoring List with 1,488 points (12.5 points per game which was Fourth at the time of her graduation); First on GSC’s All-Time Rebounding List with 1,052 rebounds (8.8 rebounds per game) and 20^th on GSC’s All-Time steals list with 156 which was 17^th at the time of her graduation.  She is the ONLY player in Lady Pioneer Basketball history to achieve BOTH 1,000 plus points and rebounds in her playing career. 
 
Spence was a four year starter for the Lady Pioneers and Co-Captain of the 2001-2002 squad; also a Four-Time All-WVIAC/West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Performer:

• 1998-1999 2^nd Team
• 1999-2000 1^st Team
• 2000-2001 Honorable Mention
• 2001-2002 1^st Team

She was Freshman of the Year in 1998-1999; Four-Time All-WVIAC Tournament Team (first in program’s history); Daktronics 2^nd team All-East Region in 2001-2002 and East Region All-Tournament Team in 2002.
 
Team Success:
Season                 Record                           Team Achievements
1998-1999           18-11       Lost in WVIAC Tournament Semi Finals
1999-2000           20-9                   Lost in WVIAC Tournament Finals
2000-2001           20-10                 Lost in WVIAC Tournament Finals
2001-2002           29-4                                WVIAC Regular Season &
                                                                              Tournament Champs
                                          East Region Champs and Region’s #1 Seed
                                 NCAA II National Semi-Finalists
Team Record: 87-34 (.719)            
Home Record: 45-3 (93.8)
Contributed to 42 of the 64 consecutive home victories (the third longest streak in NCAA Division II history)
 
Spence played on GSC’s first ladies golf team under Coach Dennis Fitzpatrick ’73 and having graduated from Glenville State College in December 2012, she served as Student Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach on the 2002-2003 squad.
 
Tammy was the 2003 Clarissa Williams Award winner during Homecoming 2003. 
 
Spence was Assistant Basketball Coach and Head Golf Coach at Muskingum College from 2006-2008; Assistant Basketball Coach at Shepherd University, 2008-2010; and worked at the Ohio State Medical Center from July 2010 – May 2017.  Since June of this year, she has been working for the government in her position at DFAS/Department of Defense Finance and Accounting and makes her home in Canal Winchester, Ohio.