Ginger Colvin's Lady Tiger basketball team might be returning 90 percent of the players who logged the most minutes during last season's 33-3 run, but the 2010-11 schedule gives her no reason for pause.

"Believe it or not, I'm sitting here right now trying to find two more games," Colvin said one morning from behind her office desk.

But without two more games, the Lady Tigers still may embark on one of the tougher campaigns in program history. Sprinkled in an 18-game conference schedule are road games against the likes of Bethel (Tenn.), McKendree (Ill.), William Woods (Mo.) and Columbia (Mo.) College.

A girl's basketball team camp - Central Kentucky Team Camp - got under way Tuesday in four gyms in Campbellsville under the watchful leadership of former CU Lady Tiger head coach Donna Wise.

Eight varsity teams, and seven junior varsity and freshman/eight grade teams will play eight games over a three-day span, ending at 1 p.m. Thursday.

During her senior season at Fort Thomas Highlands, Katie Allen wasn't sure she wanted to play basketball anymore. But Campbellsville University Lady Tiger Coach Ginger Colvin is glad Allen had a change of heart.

"I just knew that once the season was over I wanted to continue to play," said Allen on the day she signed scholarship papers with Colvin and CU Assistant Miranda Denney.

"It's very rare to find someone as talented as she is and not be signed yet," said Colvin. "She fits our style because of her versatility and that will help her with playing time. We play a lot of people."

This summer was supposed to be spent as a summer mission trip to the Dominican Republic for Campbellsville University softball player Jordan Cornett and former women's basketball player Kristi Ensminger. However when an earthquake measuring 7.0 on the Richter scale hit Haiti in mid-January, plans changed.

Lady Tiger Basketball Coach Ginger Colvin has added a D-1 transfer to her 2010-11 roster. Courtney Clifton, a shooting guard who played her high school ball at Lexington Christian Academy, signed scholarship papers Thursday in the Powell Athletic Center.

The 5'11" sophomore-to-be was a spot player at Western Kentucky University as a freshman. She played in 19 games for the 21-11 Lady Hilltoppers, scoring 22 points in her first collegiate game - hitting 6 of nine 3-point shots. She averaged 13 minutes a game, averaging 4.1 points and 1.8 rebounds per game. Her field goal shooting suffered a little in college, hitting 23 percent of her field goals, 27 percent from the 3-point line, but 84 percent of her free throws.