2014-15 Women's Basketball Media Guide

2014-15 WEBER STATE WILDCATS

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE

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2014-15 WILDCAT WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

General InformationLocation Ogden, UtahFounded 1889 Enrollment 26, 266President Dr. Charles WightAffiliation NCAADivisionIConference Big SkyAthleticDirector JerryBoveeAssoc. AD/SWA Amy CrosbieNCAAFacultyRep. Dr.CraigObergNickname WildcatsColors PurpleandWhiteBigSkytitles/NCAAappearances 2/2

Coaching StaffHead Coach Bethann OrdAlma Mater Maryland-Baltimore County ‘89RecordatWSU 9-78AssistantCoach DevanNewman (4thSeason,Oregon’07)Assistant Coach Brett Vana (2ndYear,LakeErieCollege’00)Assistant Coach Laura Terry (1stSeason,Louisville’09)

Team InformationWSU Quick Facts 1Media Information 2

Coaching Staff 3Bethann Ord 4-5Brett Vana 6Devan Newman 7Laura Terry 8

Support StaffKrisite Williamson 8Weber State Support Staff 9

2014-15 Wildcats 10TV/Radio Guide 11Roster Breakdown 12Brianna Averette 13Carlee Lough 14Zakyiaah Shahid-Martin 15Tinisha Toussaint 16

Regina Okoye 17Jalen Carpenter 18Deeshyra Thomas 19Shantaya Strebel 20Dionne Coe 20Brittney Dunbar 21Jocelyn Adams 21Sira Toure 22Jordan French 22Cece Wooten 23Kailie Quinn 23

History and Records 24Year-by-Year Records 25All-Time Wildcat Roster 26-27Records vs. All Opponents 27All-Time Dee Event Center Records 28All-Time Wildcat Honors 28-29Career Records 30-31Single Season Records 32-34Single Game Records 34-40

Dee Events Center Game Records 402,000 and 1,000 Points Clubs 41-42Big Sky Tournament History 43NCAA Tournament History 44Year-by-Year Results 45-52

Weber State University 53Head Coaching Staff 54Dr. Charles A. Wight 55Jerry Bovee 56Dr. Norm Tarbox 57Amy Crosbie 57Dee Event Center 58

Team Information2013-14Record 7-222013-14ConferenceRecord/Finish 3-17/11th2013-14Postseason NoneStartersReturning/Lost 3/2HomeCourt DeeEventsCenterCapacity 11,600All-timerecord(1975-current) 473-493All-timeconferencerecord 271-227All-timeBigSkyConferencerecord 172-146

Athletic CommunicationsDirector of Athletic Communications Paul GruaDirector of Digital Media Darin HoggeAthleticCommunicationsAsst.(WBB)CorieHolmesEmail [email protected] (801)510-1678 Office (801)626-7414Fax (801)626-6490Web: www.weberstatesports.com

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Wildcat Coaching

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Fourth Season • University of Maryland-Baltimore County ‘[email protected]

BethannSHAPIRO ORD

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B ethann Shapiro Ord was hired as the new women’s basketball head

coach at Weber State in April 2011, and begins her fourth season with the Wildcats.

Ord brings 21 years of coaching experience to Weber State, including coaching in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament in three seasons and the NCAA

championship game in 2009.

Prior to coming to Ogden, Ord spend four seasons as an assistant with the Uni-versity of Louisville women’s basketball program.

She went to Louisville af-ter spending two seasons at the University of Colorado.

In her second season at Louisville the Cardinals

made their first NCAA Final Four appearance, advanc-ing to the championship game. The Cardinals finished with their highest ranking of No. 2 in 2009. Ord was instrumental in bringing in back-to-back Top 15 recruit-ing classes in her first two seasons with the Cards. The most recent recruiting class was ranked in the Top 5, the highest ranked class in school history.

Ord went to Colorado after a six year stint at Tulsa. At Tulsa she served as the program’s recruiting coor-dinator, while also assisting with opponent scouting and serving as the compliance liaison.

Her recruiting efforts at Tulsa resulted in three Top 50 recruiting classes and one in the Top 25. Ord helped guide Tulsa to the 2004 and 2005 WNIT, the only two postseason appearances at the time. She also helped the Golden Hurricanes land at least one player on either the All-Western Athletic Conference first or second teams in each of her six seasons.

In 1998-99 prior to joining the staff at Tulsa, Ord was the head women’s coach for Western New York in the

Empire State Games. She was hired by the Buffalo Sabres as a consultant and was in charge of public and community relations for the Buffalo Bandits professional lacrosse team.

Ord also served a one year stint as an assistant at the University of Dayton (1997-98), serving as the recruit-ing coordinator, where she landed the highest ranked recruiting class in school history.

She also spent one sea-son at Auburn University (1996-97) where she was an assistant. While at Auburn, the Tigers won the 1997 Southeastern Conference Tournament championship and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tourna-ment.

Ord spent four seasons at the University of Pittsburgh (1992-96), helping the Pan-thers to a WNIT appearance in 1995.

After her first season at Pittsburgh, she was an assistant coach with the BIG EAST Conference All-Star Tour in Sao Paulo, Brazil in 1993. She was responsible for coaching the guards and coordinating recruiting.

Overall Record(3 seasons: 2011-14)

Overall: 9-78 (.103)Conference: 3-53 (.053)

The Ord File• Louisville - Assist. Coach (2007-2011)

• Colorado - Assist. Coach (2005-2007)

• Tulsa - Assist. Coach (1999-2005)

• Dayton - Assist. Coach (1997-1998)

• Auburn - Assist. Coach (1996-1997)

• Pittsburgh - Assist. Coach (1992-1996)

• Wagner College - Assist. Coach (1990-1992)

• Nazareth College - Assist. Coach (1989-1990)

A native of Rochester, N.Y., Ord earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Maryland-Bal-timore County in 1989.

She was a three-year letterwinner and starter at point guard for the Retrievers.

After graduation, she worked as an assistant coach at Nazareth College.

She earned her master’s degree in elementary education in 1992 from Wagner College, where she spent two years as an assistant.

Ord comes from an athletic family. Her father Murph is recently retired as the athletic director at Monroe Commu-nity College and is a former men’s basketball official at the collegiate level.

Her mother Annette was a former men’s and women’s head tennis coach at Nazareth College for 20 years. Her younger sister Corey Shapiro Aronstam is the Deputy Di-rector of Development for Athletics at Columbia University. Her brother Casey Shapiro is a high school coach at Brigh-ton.

She was married to Jim Ord on Aug. 9, 2003.

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Second Season • Lake Erie College ’[email protected]

BrettVANA

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Brett Vana is in his second sea-son as an assistant coach with the Weber State women’s bas-ketball team. He joined the

WSU program in June 2013.

Vana came to Weber State after spend-ing two seasons as the head coach of Louisburg College in Louisburg, N.C. At Louisburg he guided the Hurricanes to a 32-3 overall record and captured the National Junior College Athletic Associ-ation’s Division II national championship during the 2012-13 season. He had nu-merous athletes honored along the way, including having the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association’s Junior College Play-er of the Year.

Under Vana, Louisburg won back-to-back Region X championships and sent numerous student-athletes to play at four year schools.

In his inaugural season at Louisburg in 2011-12, Vana’s team advanced to the NJCAA national semifinals, and he was named Region X Coach of the Year, NJCAA District J Coach of the Year and he con-cluded with being the WBCA Runner-up for National Coach of the Year.

Prior to Louisburg, Vana served as a trainer and talent evaluator at the Cham-pions Academy in Indianapolis. He has spent the majority of his coaching ca-reer overseas, working with professional leagues in places including Switzerland,

Germany and Denmark. Before leaving the United States in 1999, he also spent a season coaching at Western Kentucky University as a graduate assistant. He was also an assistant high school coach prior to that for one season where he won a North Carolina State Championship with Providence Day high school in Charlotte, N.C.

Vana attended Lake Erie College in Painesville, Ohio, where he was a four-year starter for the Storm. As a player, he received several honors including NAIA Great Lakes All-Region team and Male Athlete of the Year. In April 2000, he was inducted into the Lake Erie College Hall of Fame. He graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Chemistry.

Fourth Season • University of Oregon ‘[email protected]

DevanNEWMAN

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Devan Newman begins her fourth season as an assis-tant coach under Bethann Ord at Weber State. She

came to Weber State in May 2011.

Before joining the Wildcat staff, New-man spent three seasons at the Univer-sity of Louisville, most recently as one of the team’s assistant coaches. She also spent two seasons as Special As-sistant to Head Coach Jeff Walz, and a season as a graduate assistant with the Cardinals.

While working with the Cardinals, Newman assisted with workouts, fo-cusing on individual player develop-ment, and assisting with recruiting, academic services, and game prepara-tion. As Special Assistant, she worked

alongside the Director of Basketball Operations in coordinating the team’s travel and daily activities.

Newman also worked with the Ca-nadian National team as a team escort during the summer of 2008. She orga-nized meals and activities for the team while they were in Las Vegas. She also accompanied the team to practices, shootaround and games while acting as a troubleshooter. She also served as a project employee during the NBA All-Star Weekend, assisting the basketball operations department with the orga-nization and execution of player logis-tics for the weekend. In the summer of 2007 Newman served as a team Liason for the FIBA Americas Tournament in Las Vegas. She accompanied the Cana-dian Federations Team to all the tour-

nament events. She managed com-munication between the tournament organizing committee and the team.

She has also volunteered for two Basketball Without Border trips with the NBA. She traveled to Paris, France in the summer of 2006 and to Beijing, China in the summer of 2009. Newman assisted NBA personnel in the imple-mentation and management of the community service projects.

Newman received her Master’s of Sci-ence in Sport Administration from the University of Louisville in June 2009. She earned her Bachelor of Science in business administration, with a con-centration in sports business, from the University of Oregon in 2007.

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First Season •University of Louisville ’[email protected]

LauraTERRY

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Laura Terry is in her first season as an assistant coach with the Wildcats. She joined the Weber State program in May 2014.

Terry, a native of Ironton, Ohio, came to Weber State after spending the last two seasons as a graduate assistant coach at Western Kentucky. In her first year with the Lady Toppers, she helped engineer one of the nation’s best turnarounds, helping WKU to 13 more wins than the previous season, setting the Sun Belt Conference re-cord for largest win improvement. During the 2013-14 season, the Lady Toppers fin-ished 24-9 and won the conference title and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2008.

She played three years of college bas-ketball at Louisville and was a member of the 2009 team that went to the national championship game. She saw action in 64 career games with the Cardinals and start-ed eight games. She finished her career shooting 52 percent from the field. After injuries shortened her career, she spent two seasons as a student assistant at Lou-isville. WSU head coach Bethann Ord was a member of the Cardinals coaching staff at the time.

Terry attended Rose Hill High School and earned second-team All-State honors during her junior and senior seasons. She also helped Rose Hill become the small-est school to reach the KHSAA Sweet 16

Championship Game during her junior year, and another state-tournament ap-pearance as a senior.

She earned a degree from the Univer-sity of Louisville with a double major in Health and Human Performance and Physical Education.

First Season • Weber State University ‘13 KristieWILLIAMSON

Kristie Williamson begins her first season as the head trainer for the Weber State University women’s

basketball team. Williamson began as an athletic train-

er at Weber State University in 2013. She serves as the ATC for women’s basketball and the cheer and dance teams.

She graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Athletic Training from Weber State in 2013 where she graduated with an Honor in Service and was awarded

the Outstanding Graduate Award of her class.

Kristie became BOC certified and li-censed in the State of Utah in May 2013. Kristie currently resides in Ogden and is a full time student at Weber State. She will graduate with a Bachelors of Science in Physical Education and Health Promo-tion Education with a minor in coaching in fall of 2014 and will graduate with her Masters of Education in fall of 2015.

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WEBER STATE UNIVERSIT Y SUPPORT STAFF

Will PridemoreCompliance

Chelsea BurnsCompliance

Andrea LauritzenAcademic Advisor

Beth BassAdmin. Asst.

Bernice WaltonAthletics Secretary

Ron GochAsst. AD/Marketing

Joel BassAsst. AD/Student

Support

Craig ObergNCAA Faculty Rep.

Michael TeschFinancial Operations

Becky ThompsonWildcat Club Dir.

Kerri Thompson Wildcat Club Asst.

Tom ShurtliffEquipment Manager

Justice Smith Academic Advisor

Justin JohnsonCommunications Asst.

Corie HolmesCommunications Asst.

Paul GruaDirector of Athletic Communications

Darin HoggeDirector of Digital

Media

Meet the Wildcats

#23 Tinisha Toussaint6-2 • Junior • C

Phoenix, AZ

#15 Carlee Lough5-11 • Senior • G

Boulder, CO

#32 CeCe Wooten6-0 • Fresh • FPortland, OR

W E B E R S TAT E T V / R A D I O R O S T E R

Bethann OrdHead CoachUMBC ’89

#2 Deeshrya Thomas5-6 • Soph • G

Clackamas, OR

#3 Jalen Carpenter6-1 • Junior • FBremerton, WA

#4 Kailie Quinn 5-9 • Fresh • G

Salt Lake City, UT

#5 Brianna Averette5-5 • Senior • GLouisville, KY

#10 Jocelyn Adams6-1 • Fresh • FVancouver, WA

#11 Dionne Coe5-6 • Junior • GBrooklyn, NY

#14 Shantaya Strebel5-8 • Junior • G

Tabonia, UT

#12 Zakiyyah Shahid-Martin

6-2 • Senior • CLouisville, KY

#22 Brittney Dunbar5-8 • Junior • G

St. Petersburg, FL

Brett VanaAssistant Coach

Lake Erie College ’95

Laura TerryAssistant Coach

Louisville ’12

Kristie WilliamsonHead Trainer

Weber State ’13

Devan NewmanAssistant Coach

Oregon ’07

#21 Sira Toure5-9 • Fresh • GKennewick, WA

#34 Regina Okoye5-10 • Junior • G

Alburquerque, NM

#44 Jordan French5-6 • Fresh • G

Sherman, IL

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2014-15 WILDCAT WOMEN’S BASKETBALL RosteR

Returners (7)

No. Name Position Height Year Hometown (Previous School)

2 Deeshyra Thomas G 5-6 So. Clackamas, OR (Clackamas HS)

3 Jalen Carpenter F 6-1 Jr. Bremerton, WA (Bremerton HS)

34 Regina Okoye G 5-10 Jr. Albuquerque, NM (El Dorado HS)

23 Tinisha Toussaint C 6-2 Jr. Phoenix, AZ (Desert Vista HS)

5 Brianna Averette G 5-5 Sr. Louisville, KY (Central HS)

15 Carlee Lough G 5-11 Sr. Boulder, CO (Fairview HS)

12 Zakiyyah Shahid-Martin C 6-2 Sr. Louisville, KY (St. Johns/DuPont Manual HS)

Newcomers (8)

4 Kailie Quinn G 5-9 Fr. Salt Lake City, UT (Judge Memorial HS)

10 Jocelyn Adams F 6-1 Fr. Vancouver, WA (Skyview HS)

11 Dionne Coe G 5-6 Jr. Brooklyn, NY (Monroe CC/Murry Bergtraum)

14 Shantaya Strebel G 5-8 Jr. Tabiona, UT (USU-Eastern/Tabiona School)

21 Sira Torue G 5-9 Fr. Kennewick, WA (Kamiakin HS)

22 Brittney Dunbar G 5-8 Jr. St. Petersburg, FL (St. Petersburg CC/St. Petersburg)

32 Cece Wooten F 6-0 Fr. Portland, OR (St. Mary’s Academy)

44 Jordan French G 5-6 Fr. Sherman, IL (Williamsville HS)

Colorado (1)Carlee Lough

Washington (3)Jocelyn Adams, Sira Toure, Jalen Carpenter

Utah (2)Kallie Quinn, Shantaya Strebel

Arizona (1)Tinisha Toussaint

Oregon (2)Cece Wooten, Deeshyra Thomas

New York (1)Dionne Coe

Kentucky (2)Brianna Averette, Zakiyyah Shahid-Martin

New Mexico (1)Regina Okoye

Illinois (1)Jordan French

Florida (1)Brittney Dunbar

Seniors (3)Zakiyyah Shahid-Martin, Carlee Lough,

Brianna Averette

Juniors (6)Tinisha Toussaint, Shantaya Strebel, Regina Okoye,

Brittney Dunbar, Dionne Coe, Jalen Carpenter

Sophomores (1)Deeshyra Thomas

Freshman (5)Cece Wooten, Sira Toure, Kallie Quinn,

Jordan French, Jocelyn Adams

Players by State

Points 15 vs. Eastern Washington, 12/20/12Rebounds 6 at New Mexico, 11/27/12Assits 3 Two timesThree -Point FG 3 Two timesSteals 4 Two timesBlocks 1 Three times

CAREER HIGHS

CAREER STATISTICS

5-5 • SeniorGuardVLouisville, KYCentral HS

BRIANNA AVERETTE5

As a Junior in 2013-14• Played in all 29 games for the Wildcats and started in 11 games. • Averaged 3.9 points per game. • Scored in double figures in four games, with season-highs of 14 against Sacra-mento State and Idaho State. • Shot 89.7 percent from the free throw line and 42 percent from the field.

As a Sophomore in 2012-13• Played in 28 games for the Wildcats and started in 20 games.

Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds ScoringYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2011-12 7 1 45 6.4 2 3 .667 0 0 0 0 1 .000 2 5 7 1.0 6 2 0 2 4 .62012-13 28 20 575 20.5 32 86 .372 6 23 .261 17 29 .703 17 29 46 1.6 23 41 1 40 96 3.42013-14 29 11 550 19 39 92 .424 10 29 .345 26 29 .897 17 34 51 1.8 41 26 2 16 114 3.9TOTAL 64 32 1170 18 73 181 .403 16 52 .308 52 67 .776 36 68 104 1.6 64 69 3 58 214 3.3

• Averaged 3.4 points per game. • Had a career-high 15 points against Eastern Washington and followed that up with 10 in the next game against Portland State. • Was second on the Wildcat team in steals with 40 for an average of 1.4 per game. • Also recorded 23 assists on the year.

As a Freshman in 2011-12• Saw action in seven games and started in one game. • Recorded four points on the season with two against Sacramento State and two against Portland State. • Had seven rebounds and two steals and was 2-of-3 from the field on the year.

During her Prep Career• Is a 2011 graduate of Central High School in Louisville, Kentucky.• Was named First Team All-District all four seasons of her high school career.• Averaged 16 points, five rebounds, four steals and four assists, and was a four-year starter.

Personal• Was born on Nov. 8, 1992 in Louisville, Kentucky.• Full name Brianna Shiree Averette• Earning a degree of Bachelor’s of Integrated Studies.

Favorite Food: PastaFavorite TV Show: ScandalFavorite Pro Sports Team: Pittsburgh SteelersBest Advice Recieved: Discipline, dedication, determinationFavorite Movie: Glory RoadMajor: BIS

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Points: 7 two timesRebounds: 5 two timesAssists: 3 Walla Walla, 11/08/133-point FG: 1 seven times Steals: 2 four timesBlocks: 1 two times

WSU CAREER HIGHS

CAREER STATISTICS

5-11 • SeniorGuardBoulder, ColoFairview HS

As a Junior 2013-14 • Saw action in 26 games for the Wildcats. • Scored a career-high eight points in a win at Northern Arizona. • Was 7-of-8 from the free throw line on the season.

As a Sophomore 2012-13• Played in all 29 games for the Wildcats and started in 10 games. • Averaged 2.7 points and 1.7 rebounds on the year. • Scored a season-high seven points twice on the year.

Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds ScoringYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2011-12 4 0 17 4.3 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 2 3 .08 0 1 0 0 0 0.02012-13 29 10 391 13.5 28 93 .301 6 21 .286 16 22 .727 12 37 49 1.7 16 36 2 13 78 2.72013-14 26 1 189 7.3 11 43 .256 1 12 .083 7 8 .875 5 14 19 0.7 15 13 0 5 30 1.2TOTAL 59 11 597 10.0 39 137 .285 7 33 .212 23 30 .767 18 53 71 1.2 31 50 2 18 108 1.8

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As a Freshman 2011-12• Saw action in four games for the Wildcats during the season. • Recorded three rebounds on the year.

During her Prep Career • Graduated from Farview High School in Boulder, Colo., in 2011.• Averaged 11.7 points per game during her senior season, earning first team all-region and all-conference honors, and honorable mention all-state.• Led her team to the Class 5A Great Eight.• Played in the 2011 All-Star Showcase.• Played her club basketball for the Boulder Rockies.

Personal• Was born on March 13, 1993 in Boulder, Colo.• Parents are Tiffany and Carl Lough.• Has two siblings: Eric and CJ.

Favorite Food: ChineseFavorite TV Show: Walking DeadFavorite Pro Sports Team: Super Son-ics/ OKC ThunderFavorite Movie: Purple Rain Dream Vacation: BelizeMajor: BIS

OFF THE COURT WITH CARLEE LOUGH

Points 17 Walla Walla, 11/08/13Rebounds 10 Northern Colorado, 01/09/14Assists 5 at Eastern Washington, 01/02/133-Point FG 0 Steals 3 Northern Colorado, 01/09/14Blocks 2 Two times

WSU CAREER HIGHS

CAREER STATISTICS

6-2 • SeniorCenterLouisville, KYDuPont Manual HS

As a Redshirt Junior 2013-14•Started all 29 games for the Wildcats, averaging 26.0 minutes per game - second most on the team. • Average 6.1 points (fifth on the team) and 4.3 rebounds (fourth on the team) per game.

As a Junior 2012-13• Sat out the season after transferring from St. John’s University.

As a Freshman/Sophomore 2009-10 (St. John’s)•Played in 31 games, averaging 3.8 minutes for the Red Storm.

During her Prep Career• Graduated from Dupont Manual High School in Louis-ville, Ky.• Was a team captain her junior and senior year, and helped her team win four straight district championships. • Played club basketball for the Kentucky Lady Saints.

Personal• Parents are Salim Shahid and Seretia Martin. • Has three siblings, including twin brother Faruq, Sediah, and Kenyatta.

Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds ScoringYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2013-14 29 29 753 26.0 65 171 .380 0 0 .000 48 74 .649 57 67 124 4.3 28 64 12 27 178 6.1TOTAL 29 29 753 26.0 65 171 .380 0 0 .000 48 74 .649 57 67 124 4.3 28 64 12 27 178 6.1

Favorite Food: Soul food & breakfastFavorite TV Show: Big Bang TheoryFavorite Pro Sports Team: Boston CelticsFavorite Movie: MatlidaDream Vacation: SpainMajor: BIS Best Advice Ever Received: He is before all things and in him all things hold together. (Colossians 1:17)

OFF THE COURT WITH ZAKIYYAH SHAHID-MARTIN

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6-1 • Junior ForwardBremerton, WA Bremerton HS

As a Sophomore in 2013-14• Played in all 29 games and started 17 games.• Averaged 8.7 points per game and scored in double figures 12 times. • Had a career-high of 20 points against BYU. • Averaged 5.7 rebounds per game, third best on the team. • Recorded two double-doubles on the year. • Shot 42 percent from the field and recorded 17 blocked shots.

As a Freshman in 2012-13• Played in 28 games and started in 26 games as a true freshman. • Averaged 8.0 points per game for the Wildcats, second best average on the team. • Scored in double figures eight games on the season. • Had a career-high 24 points against Portland State.• Averaged 6.4 rebounds per game, second best on the team. • Recorded double figures in rebounding four times, with a season-high of 14 against Portland State. • Had two double-doubles on the year.

During her Prep Career• Graduated from Bremerton High School in Bremerton, Wash., in 2012. • Averaged 20 points and 14 rebounds per game as a senior.• Named Honorable Mention All-State as a senior.• Lettered all four years in basketball.

Personal• Parents are Kiesha Carpenter and Richard Celestine.• Has three siblings, Arieal, Kourtney and Kaylani.

Points 24 Portland State, 12/22/12Rebounds 14 Portland State, 12/22/12Assists 3 Two Times3-Point FG 1 Idaho State, 01/14/13Steals 3 Two timesBlocks 4 Air Force, 11/26/13

WSU CAREER HIGHS

CAREER STATISTICS Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds ScoringYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2012-13 28 26 719 25.7 89 243 .366 1 1 1.00 44 62 .710 12 106 178 6.4 20 63 34 25 223 8.02013-14 29 17 644 22.2 97 227 .427 0 1 .000 59 91 .648 82 83 165 5.7 25 57 17 18 253 8.7TOTAL 57 43 1363 23 186 470 .396 1 2 .500 103 153 .673 154 189 343 6.0 45 120 51 43 476 8.4

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Favorite Food: Mexican Favorite TV Show: Grey’s AnatomyFavorite Pro Sports Team: OKC ThunderFavorite Movie: MatlidaDream Vacation: BahamasMajor: Communications Best Advice Ever Received: It always gets better.

OFF THE COURT WITH JALEN CARPENTER

Points 21 at San Diego, 12/01/13Rebounds 12 Two timesAssists 8 Montana Western, 11/11/133-Point FG 2 Eastern Washington, 12/20/13Steals 9 Montana Western, 11/11/13Blocks 3 Three times

WSU CAREER HIGHS

CAREER STATISTICS

5-10 • JuniorGuardAlburquerque, NMEl Dorado HS

As a Sophomore in 2013-14• Played in 28 of the Wildcats' 29 games, making 23 starts, and averaging 22.5 minutes.• Averaged 9.8 points (third on the team) and 4.0 rebounds.• Led the wildcats in field goal percentage for the second straight season, shooting 45.5 percent from the floor.

As a Freshman in 2012-13• Played in all 29 games for the Wildcats, starting 28 times, and averaging 26.5 minutes.

Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds ScoringYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2012-13 29 28 768 26.5 93 216 .431 3 11 .273 41 73 .562 55 72 127 4.4 34 81 15 82 230 7.92013-14 28 23 629 22.5 120 264 .455 0 7 .000 33 82 .402 52 60 112 4.0 46 74 22 78 273 9.8TOTAL 57 51 1397 24 213 480 .444 3 18 .167 74 155 .477 107 132 239 4.2 80 155 37 160 503 8.8

Favorite Food: LasagnaFavorite TV Show: Prison BreakFavorite Pro Sports Team: MiamiFavorite Movie: Love and BasketballDream Vacation: Bahamas Best Advice Ever Received: Don’t stress over anything you can’t control.

OFF THE COURT WITH REGINA OKYOE

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• Averaged 7.9 points per game (third on the team) and 4.4 rebounds (third on the team).• Shot 43.1 percent from the field, leading Weber State.

During her Prep Career•Graduated from Eldorado High School in Albuquerque, New Mexico in 2012.• Track letter-winner in all four years of high school and basketball letter-winner from 2009-2012.• Named New Mexico Gatorade Player of the Year in 2012.• 2012 first-team all state.• Named Defensive Player of the Year in 2011 and 2012.• First-team all district in 2012.• Third-team all district in 2011.

Personal• Daughter of Denise and Godwin Okoye.• Has four siblings: Michael, Nia, Martin, and Goldie.• Plans to major in Microbiology at Weber State. • Plans on going to dental school when finished at Weber State. • Also participates on the Track and Field team at Weber State.

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Points 6 at Eastern Washington, 01/02/14Rebounds 6 at Montana, 01/25/14Assists 1 Five times3-Point FG 0 Steals 3 at North Dakota, 01/05/13Blocks 2 Two times

WSU CAREER HIGHS

CAREER STATISTICS

6-3 • JuniorCenterPhoenix, AZDesert Vista HS

As a Sophomore in 2013-14• Played in 28 games for the Wildcats, averaging 5.9 minutes. • Recorded 40 points (1.4 points per game) and 28 rebounds (1.0 rebounds per game).• Also had five steals.

As a Freshman in 2012-13• Played in all 29 games, starting one time, and averaged 8.7 minutes per game.• Scored 51 points (1.8 per game) and pulled down 59 re-bounds (2.0 per game).• Also had nine blocks and 11 steals.

During her Prep Career• Graduated from Desert Vista High School in Phoenix, Ariz., in 2012.• Named Honorable Mention as a senior.• Was named Female Sophomore Athlete of the Year in 2010.

Personal• Daughter of Jerome Evans and Latrisa Lewis.• Has eight siblings, Sonia, Shavonne, Kadarius, Dante, Malik, Jerome, Letrell, and Martin.• Cousin of Leonard Davis, former San Francisco 49ers guard.• Intends to major in social work at Weber State.

Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds ScoringYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2012-13 29 1 252 8.7 20 56 .357 0 1 .000 11 28 .393 25 64 59 2.0 1 17 9 11 51 1.82013-14 28 0 164 5.9 16 55 .291 0 1 .000 8 20 .400 11 17 28 1.0 4 11 0 5 40 1.4TOTAL 57 1 416 7.3 36 111 .324 0 2 .000 19 48 .396 36 51 87 1.5 5 28 9 16 91 1.6

Favorite Food: SalmonFavorite TV Show: Vampire DiariesFavorite Pro Sports Team: Dallas CowboysFavorite Movie: Love and BasketballDream Vacation: Japan & KoreaMajor: Social Work Best Advice Ever Received: Often in life, the most important question we can ask oursevles is: do we really have the problem we think we have?

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Points 17 Walla Walla, 11/8/13Rebounds 5 Two timesAssists 6 Walla Walla, 11/8/133-Point FG 0Steals 3 Four timesBlocks 2 at Seton Hall, 11/15/13

WSU CAREER HIGHS

CAREER STATISTICS

5-6 • SophomoreGuardClackamas, ORClackamas HS

As a Freshman in 2013-14•Played in 27 games for the Wildcats, starting three times, and averaged 14.0 minutes per game.• Averaged 3.9 points and 1.7 rebounds.• Had 22 assists and 24 steals.

During her Prep career• Graduated in 2013 from Clackamus High School in Clacka-mas, Oregon.• Was a three-time defensive player of the year in the state of Oregon.• Was twice named to the Three Rivers All-Conference team.• Played her club basketball for Team Concept.

Personal • Parents are Chenis Wilder, Daryl Thomas Sr. • Majoring in Social work

Total 3-Point Free Throws Rebounds ScoringYear GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg2013-14 27 3 379 14.0 38 92 .413 0 3 .000 29 43 .674 27 19 46 1.7 22 29 2 24 105 3.9TOTAL 27 3 379 14.0 38 92 .413 0 3 .000 29 43 .674 27 19 46 1.7 22 29 2 24 105 3.9

Favorite Food: CheeseFavorite TV Show: Prison BreakFavorite Pro Sports Team: Los Angeles LakersFavorite Movie: Love and BasketballDream Vacation: Barcelona, SpainMajor: Social work Best Advice Ever Received: Control the things you can control, be a leader not a follower

OFF THE COURT WITH DEESHYRA THOMAS

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5-6 • Junior/Transfer GuardBrooklyn, NYMonroe JC Murry Bergtraum

As a Sophomore 2013-14 at Monroe Community College• Played in 29 games and started 26. • Averaged 10.7 points per game. • Averaged 1.3 assits per game. • Averaged 1.9 steals per game.

As a Freshman 2012-13 at Mon-roe Community College• Played and started in 28 games. • Averaged 3.1 rebounds per game. • Averaged 1.8 steals per game. • Averaged 13.1 points per game.

During her Prep career• First team named by the New York Post. • Graduated in 2012 from Murry Bergraum High Schooll in Brooklyn, NY.

Personal• Parents are Janice Coe and Robert Williams• Majoring in Criminal Justice

5-8 • Junior/TransferGuardSt. Petersburg, FLSt. PetersburgSt. Petersburg H.S.

As a Sophomore 2013-14 at St. Petersburg College• Played in 30 games starting in 29. • Averaged 8.1 points per game. • Averaged 3.1 rebounds per game. • Averaged 3.5 assists per game.

As a Freshman 2012-13 atSt. Petersburg College• Played in 25 games.• Averaged 2.8 points per game.

During her Prep Career• Graduated in 2012 from St. Petersburg Catholic High School in St. Petersburg, FL.• Earned Team MVP• Most steals in a game (13).• Made All-State and All-Conference teams.

Personal• Parents are Bruce and Betty Dunbar. • Majoring in Physical Therapy

Favorite Food: SeafoodFavorite TV Show: Fresh Prince of Bel-AirFavorite Pro Sports Team: Los Angeles LakersFavorite Movie:Love and BasketballDream Vacation: Domincian RepublicMajor: Criminal Justice Best Advice Ever Received: Treat people how you want to be treated.

OFF THE COURT WITH DIONNE COE

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Favorite Food: Pizza, Pasta, Birthday cakeFavorite TV Show: ScandalFavorite Pro Sports Team: Boston Celtics Favorite Movie: Law Abiding CitizenDream Vacation: New ZealandMajor: Physical Therapy Best Advice Ever Received: Guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life.

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6-1 • FreshmanForwardVancouver, Wash Skyview HS

During her Prep career• Graduated in 2014 from Skyview High School in Vancouver, Wash.• Made the All-State Team.• vHelped her team earn a state championship.

Personal• Parents are Steve and Judy Adams• Majoring in Business

5-8 • Junior/TransferGuardTabonia, UTUSU Eastern/Tabonia School

As a Sophomore 2013-14 at USU Eastern• Played in 29 games starting in 18. • Averaged 6 points per game. • Averaged 4.6 rebounds per game.

As a Freshman 2012-13 at USU Eastern• Played in all 31 games. • Averaged 2 points per game.

During Prep Career• Graduated in 2012 from Tabonia High School in Tabonia, Utah.• Deseret News Prep Athlete of the Week. • 2nd Highest rebounder in the state of Utah, 2012. • Most points scored in a single game (44).

Personal•Parents are Jerry and Wendy Strebel• Majoring in Athletic Therapy

Favorite Food: AnythingFavorite TV Show: Once Upon a Time Favorite Pro Sports Team: Los Angeles ClippersFavorite Movie: Pitch PerfectDream Vacation: ItalyMajor: Athletic Therapy Best Advice Ever Received: I never said it would be easy, I only said it would be worth it.

OFF THE COURT WITH SHANTAYA STREBEL

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Favorite Food: ThaiFavorite TV Show: Prison BreakFavorite Pro Sports Team: OKC ThunderFavorite Movie: Love and BasketballDream Vacation: BahamasMajor: Business Best Advice Ever Received: Focus on what I can do to improve myself everyday

OFF THE COURT WITH JOCELYN ADAMS

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5-6 • Freshman GuardSherman, IL Williamsville HS

During her Prep career• Graduated in 2014 from Williamsville High School in Williamsville, Illinois.• All-state honorable mention. • Team MVP 2013-14.• 2 time conference champions.

Personal• Parents are Jean and Dan French• Majoring in Technology Sales

Favorite Food: PotatoesFavorite TV Show: Orange is the New Black Favorite Pro Sports Team: Chicago BullsFavorite Movie: Silver Lining’s PlaybookDream Vacation: Family castle in IrelandMajor: Tehcnology Sales Best Advice Ever Received: Let it go.

OFF THE COURT WITH JORDAN FRENCH

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5-9 • Freshman GuardSalt Lake City, UTJudge Memorial HS

During her Prep career• Graduated in 2014 from Judge Me-morial Catholic High School in Salt Lake City, Utah.• Made first team All-State as a sopho-more and junior • MVP and Player of the year. • Prep athlete of the week four times.

Personal• Parents are Dan and Amy Quinn. • Majoring in Athletic Therapy

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Favorite Food: ItalianFavorite TV Show: ScandalFavorite Pro Sports Team: Los Angeles LakersFavorite Movie: Love and BasketballMajor: Athletic Therapy Best Advice Ever Received: You’ll never get what you don’t earn.

OFF THE COURT WITH KAILIE QUINN

6-0 • Freshman ForwardPortland, ORSt. Mary’s Academy

Durning her Prep career• Graduated in 2014 from St. Mary’s Academy in Vancouver, Wash.• Nominated as team captain. • Helped her team earn a state cham-pionship.• Earned Defensive Player of the team.

Personal• Parents are Jonathan and Amy Woo-ten

Favorite Food: Peach CobblerFavorite TV Show: Teen WolfFavorite Pro Sports Team: OKC Thunder Favorite Movie: Step BrothersDream Vacation: GreeceMajor: Athletic Therapy Best Advice Ever Received: Don’t sweat the small stuff

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5-9 • Freshman GuardKennewick, Wash Kamiakin

During her Prep career• Graduated in 2014 from Kamiakin High School in Kennewick, Wash.• Made first team All-State as a senior. • Took 1st in the Mid-Columbia Confer-ence.

Personal• Parents are Aissata Sidibe and Bourama Toure

Favorite Food: ChineseFavorite TV Show: Prison BreakFavorite Pro Sports Team: Los Angeles LakersFavorite Movie: Lion KingDream Vacation: AfricaMajor: Electronic Engineering Best Advice Ever Received: Play with no regret

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W i l d c a t R e c o r d B o o k

2002-03 Wildcat Big Sky

Championhsip team (above).

Melanie Knott (left) finished her career at Weber State wtih

1,652 points.

Kathy Miller (right) is the Wildcats’ career leader in

points (2,745), scor-ing average (27.5) and rebounding average (13.0).

YEAR COACH RECORD CONF. FINISH1974-75 JoyWood 5-9 5-7 IAC-9th1975-76 JoyWood 14-7 11-4 IAC-3rd1976-77 JaneMiner 10-10 7-6 IAC-7th1977-78 JaneMiner 16-11 9-4 IAC-4th1978-79 JaneMiner 18-14 10-3 IAC-t2nd1979-80 JaneMiner 15-16 5-5 IAC-t3rd1980-81 JaneMiner 16-16 6-4 IAC-3rd1981-82 JaneMiner 18-13 8-2 IAC-t1st1982-83 Jane Miner 22-10 11-3 MWAC - 2nd1983-84 JaneMiner 12-15 6-8 MWAC-5th1984-85 JaneMiner 8-20 5-9 MWAC-t3rd1985-86 JaneMiner 11-15 5-9 MWAC-t5th1986-87 JoanCampbell 11-16 7-5 MWAC-t3rd1987-88 JoanCampbell 8-19 4-12 MWAC-t6th1988-89 CarlaTaylor 17-9 10-6 BigSky-t3rd1989-90 Carla Taylor 10-18 6-10 Big Sky - t6th1990-91 Carla Taylor 14-14 10-6 Big Sky - t3rd1991-92 CarlaTaylor 12-15 7-9 BigSky-6th1992-93 CarlaTaylor 4-22 3-11 BigSky-7th1993-94 CarlaTaylor 7-19 6-8 BigSky-t4th1994-95 CarlaTaylor 15-11 5-9 BigSky-6th1995-96 CarlaTaylor 17-12 9-5 BigSky-t2nd1996-97 CarlaTaylor 15-13 9-7 BigSky-5th1997-98 CarlaTaylor 7-20 7-9 BigSky-5th1998-99 Carla Taylor 11-16 10-6 Big Sky - 4th1999-00 CarlaTaylor 14-15 10-6 BigSky-4th2000-01 CarlaTaylor 14-15 9-7 BigSky-5th2001-02 Carla Taylor 22-9 11-3 Big Sky - 1st2002-03 Carla Taylor 21-9 11-3 Big Sky - 1st2003-04 CarlaTaylor 17-11 11-3 BigSky-t2nd2004-05 CarlaTaylor 21-8 11-3 BigSky-2nd2005-06 CarlaTaylor 15-15 7-7 BigSky-t4th2006-07 CarlaTaylor 17-14 11-5 BigSky-t2nd2007-08 CarlaTaylor 12-16 6-10 BigSky-t6th2008-09 CarlaTaylor 10-19 5-11 BigSky-t7th2009-10 Carla Taylor 9-20 3-13 Big Sky - t8th2010-11 CarlaTaylor 7-21 3-13 BigSky-8th2011-12 BethannOrd 2-27 0-16 BigSky-9th2012-13 Bethann Ord 0-29 0-20 Big Sky -11th2013-14 BethannOrd 7-22 3-17 BigSky-11thTotal 39Years 501-610(.617) 281-304(.480)

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ALL-TIME ROSTERA

Jocelyn Adams .................................. 15Marta Aardema ............................... 75,76Thea Alex.............................. 88,89,90,91Tori Allen ............................... 95,96,97,98Caitlin Anderson ................... 08,09,10,11Debbie Ashley...................................... 77Brianna Averette ................. 12,13,14,15Ann Avondet ......................... 76,77,78,79

BCheryl Barlow ................................. 86,87Lacie Barnes........................ 06, 07,08,09Michelle Bateman ........................... 86,87Janet Beene ......................... 76,77,78,79Malin Belfrage.................................. 2000Clairissa Bell ........................................ 79Tracie Belt ............................ 84,85,86,87Shelley Berg ......................... 94,95,96,97Valena Bleak ................................... 93,94Andra Boyce .................................... 2000Chenita Bradley ............................. 85, 86Mika Brown ..................................... 95,96

CCindy Carlson ............................ 78,79,80Jalen Carpenter ....................... 13,14,15Amy Chiu ............................................. 92Kristen Clyder-Gardner......... 01,02,03,04Dionne Coe ......................................... 15Sarah Conner ................................. 09,10Becky Conrad ...................................... 92Julie Cooper ......................... 81,82,83,84Sarah Court .................................... 01,02Doralee Cox............................... 75,76,77Kehlsie Crone ...................................... 11Sue Crowell ............................... 80,82,83

DGineal Davidson .................................. 85Sue Daw ......................................... 79,80Lauren Deane ................................. 09,10Janet Deem ......................................... 81Deryn Denham ............................... 86,87Jodi DeRouchey ........................ 78,79,80J.J. Drennen ................................... 91,92Brittany Dunbar ................................. 15

EKandee Jones Edward ................... 77,78Jan Egbert ........................................... 84Angela Evans ...................................... 88

FGrace Farnsworth ..................................13Kerry Fenwick ................................. 75,76Jodi Ferre ....................................... 92,93Mechell Fowden ................... 78,79,80,81Jordan French.................................... 15Ranae Friend ........................ 93,94,95,96

GJamie Gale .......................................... 80Rachelle Gardner ................. 93,94,95,96Meghan Geddes ................... 98,99,00,01Melinda Gee ........................................ 96Kim Gianchetta .......................... 75,76,77Julie Gjertsen....................... 02,03,04, 05Gina Glodowski .............................. 83,84

Jenee Gooden ..................................... 13Miki Graf .............................................. 94Taysia Gray..................................... 13,14Jenna Griffitts ...................................... 06Lynne Grondell .................................... 75Bonnie Gustaveson ........................ 75,76

HKarla Haddock ..................................... 88Brooke Hansen .............................. 03, 05Jill Hansen ............................ 96,97,98,99Stephanie Harward-Sharp .............. 00,01Barbara Headley............................. 75,76Linda Headley...................................... 75Kristen Hesselbach............... 01,02,03,04Natasha Hicks ................................. 2000Annette Hill .......................................... 97Michelle Hill .................................... 81,82Lindsay Hille ........................................ 04Cindy Holcomb ..................... 88,90,91,92Nancy Hornsby ..................... 77,78,79,81Marci Heaps Houser ....................... 91,92Crystal Howe ........................ 00,01,02,03Amanda Hughes .............. 10,11,12,13,14Jenny Hults .......................................... 88Ahkiah Hunter ................................. 07,08

IBecky Ingle ........................... 81,82,83,84Shelly Isaacs .................................. 84,85

JJordan Jensen .......................................14Annette Johnson.................................. 77Justine Johnson.............................. 11,12Ali Johnston .................................... 02,03

KBrianna Kanongata’a ...................... 98,99Taryn Kellogg .................................. 05,06Michelle Kelsey..................... 83,84,85,86Melanie Knott........................ 88,89,90,91Sheila Krahn ................................... 88,89

LBecky Langaas ............................... 82,83Joan Langford...................................... 99Jone Law ............................................. 75Dawn Lawler ......................... 87,88,89,90Leticia Lewis ........................................ 12Lisa Little .............................. 88,89,90,91Carlee Lough ....................... 12,13,14,15

MMarnee Madsen......................... 85,86,88Teresa Martín........................ 94,95,96,97Ann Maruri ........................................... 80Mary Maruri .......................... 78,79,80,81Kalie Matthews ............................... 13,14Jane McCarty ...................................... 75Kristin McComas ................................. 08Erica McGuire ...................................... 04Staci Meredith...................................... 92Mariah Metoyer.................................... 11Marci Mickelsen .............................. 03,04Kathy Miller ........................... 76,77,78,79Lynda Miller ......................................... 77Caela Mohre ......................... 09,10,11,12Elizabeth Mounier ................................ 14

Karsen Muller ................................. 02,03N

Brooke Nelson ............................... 04, 05Brittney Newcomb ............................... 13Susan Norton........................ 88,89,90,91

OBrianna O’Brien .............................. 98,99Ashlynn Oborn .......................... 06, 07,08Regina Okoye........................... 13,14,15Becky O’Neil .................................. 04, 05Joey O’Neill .................................... 09,10Sara Sue Olney ................................... 98Shelley Olson ....................... 97,98,99,00

PLaura Palmere .............................12,13,14Margie Park .......................... 82,83,84,85Nicke Parks ......................................... 10Carla Parkinson ................................... 93Jaynee Paskins .................... 97,98,99,00Megan Patterson ....................... 10,11,12Suzanne Paulsen ........................... 94,95Karleen Peart........................ 81,82,83,84Nezbah Penn ....................................... 96Darcee Perdue .................................... 06Geri Perkins ......................................... 75Annette Petersen ................................. 75Jamie Peterson............................... 01,02Pat Petersen ................................... 85,86Jordan Pfau .................................... 11,12Susan Murray Pitts .............................. 87Jennifer Pokorney................. 89,90,91,92Laura Porter.......................... 04,05,06,07

RDesiree Ramos .................................13,14Janie Rayback ........................... 06,07,08Shantee Releford.................. 04,05,06,07Kellie Richards..................................... 82Jillian Ricks .......................................... 05Kia Rhodes ..................................... 12,13Michelle Roberson .......................... 09,10Shelly Roberts ...................... 83,84,85,86Sheila Robertson ....................... 03,04,05Desiree Robinson ................................ 11Sunny Robinson ........................ 96,97,98Diane Rockwood ............................ 86,87

QKailie Quinn ........................................ 15

SNinon Salemon ............................... 05,06Angela Sampson .................. 01,02,03,04Tonya Schnibbe .................... 07,08,09,10Laurie Seehawer ............................ 88,89Zakiyyah Shahid-Martin .......... 13,14,15Cindy Shy ............................................ 75Jessica Smith ............................ 07,08,09Sarah Sonveau ..................... 99,00,01,02Sheila Sorensen .................................. 91Stephanie Sorensen ............................ 97Valerie Sorenson .................. 93,94,95,96Jill Sperry .............................. 89,90,91,92Ana Stankovic................................. 13,14Larae Stanger ...................................... 77Stephanie Stanger ................ 99,00,01,02

Sara Steed........................................... 93Chalyce Stevens.................................. 95Shantaya Strebel ............................... 15Krista Streuling .................................... 85Taryn Stringam ............................... 97,98Cindy Stumph ....................... 80,81,82,83Anita Stverak ........................ 89,90,91,92

TNanette Talbot ..................................... 86Wendy Talbot .................................. 93,94Kristen Tate ................................ 90,91,92Carla Taylor .......................... 80,82,83,84Shawnte Taylor .................................... 12Tashina Taylor ....................... 05,06,07,08Emily Thatcher ................................ 08,09Deeshyra Thomas......................... 14,15

Tammy Thomason .......................... 84,85Abby Thorderson-Palmer .......... 09,10,11Ali Thorderson ...................... 07,08,09,10Chris Thornock .......................... 75,76,77Sira Toure ........................................... 15Tinisha Toussaint ................... 13,14 ,15Sara Tuomi .......................... 05, 06,07,08Mata Tukuafu .................................. 02,03

WSue Walin .................................. 88,89,90Penny Wanberg .................... 78,79,80,81Nicky Wangsgard ...................... 93,94,95Chelsey Warburton .................... 05,06,07Kris Weaver (Dec) .......................... 82,83Jill Weeks ....................................... 75,76Karlee Weight .................. 08,09,10,11,12

Stacie West ......................................... 99Katie Weyenberg .................. 86,87,88,89Amber Russell-Whiting .................... 2000Jenny Wilkening ................... 78,79,80,81Andie Willer .......................... 96,97,98,99Briana Wilms ....................................... 12Jodi Wimmer ......................... 94,95,96,97Cathy Wood ......................................... 77Debbie Wood .................................. 75,76Jenifer Wood ........................ 91,92,93,94Mikell Woodfield ................... 09,10,11,12CeCe Wooten ..................................... 15

YBrittany Young .......................................01

ALL-TIME RECORD VS. ALL OPPONENTS All-time First Last WSUOpponent Record Meeting Meeting StreakAir Force 3-3 1997 2014 W-3Arizona 4-5 1975 2013 L-2Arizona State 5-2 1975 1988 L-2Arkansas State 0-1 2007 2007 L-1Army 0-2 2013 2014 L-2Baylor 0-1 1978 1978 L-1Boise State 21-23 1978 2013 L-2Boston College 1-0 1996 1996 W-1Bradley 0-2 1997 1998 L-2Brigham Young 9-40 1975 2014 L-4Bryant 1-0 2011 2011 W-1California 0-1 1979 1979 L-1Cal Poly 1-1 1997 1998 L-1Cal Poly-Pomona 1-5 1977 1990 L-4CSU Bakersfield 1-1 2011 2012 W-1CS Chico 1-0 1981 1981 W-1CS Fullerton 1-2 1988 1996 W-1CS Northridge 6-7 1979 2001 W-1Chapman Coll. 2-0 1988 1989 W-2Colorado 7-12 1975 2012 L-2Colorado State 12-10 1975 2014 L-1Creighton 2-0 1982 1982 W-2Delaware 1-0 2004 2004 W-1Denver 0-2 1999 2000 L-2Dixie State 1-0 2009 2009 W-1Drake 0-2 2007 2008 L-2Eastern Montana 0-1 1993 1993 L-1Eastern Michigan 1-1 2007 2008 L-1Eastern Wash. 44-31 1978 2014 L-12Elon 1-0 2008 2008 W-1Flathead Valley CC 0-1 1978 1978 L-1Florida Atlantic 1-0 2002 2002 W-1Georgia 0-1 1997 1997 L-1Georgia Tech 0-1 1999 1999 L-1Gonzaga 3-3 1987 2003 W-2Grand Canyon 1-0 1996 1996 W-1Hastings College 1-0 1980 1980 W-1Hawaii 1-2 1982 1990 L-2Idaho 20-16 1981 2007 W-2Idaho State 43-34 1977 2014 W-1Iowa 0-2 1999 2000 L-2Iowa State 1-0 1994 1994 W-1James Madison 1-0 1995 1995 W-1Kansas 1-1 1991 2001 W-1Kansas State 0-2 2002 2006 L-2

All-time First Last WSUOpponent Record Meeting Meeting StreakLewis-Clark State 1-0 1982 1982 W-1Louisiana Tech 0-1 2000 2000 L-1Long Beach State 0-3 1979 1998 L-3Loyola Marymount 7-1 1985 2005 W-6Mercer 1-0 1997 1997 W-1Mesa State 3-0 1988 2002 W-3Miami 0-1 2003 2003 L-1Michigan 1-0 1994 1994 W-1Midland Lutheran 1-0 1980 1980 W-1Minnesota 0-1 2002 2002 L-1Montana 12-63 1977 2014 W-1Montana-Western 4-0 1980 2014 W-4Montana State 31-44 1977 2014 L-15Montana Tech 1-0 2000 2000 W-1Mont. St.-Billings 0-1 1994 1994 L-1Nebraska 0-7 1978 2008 L-7Nevada 9-6 1980 2011 L-3New Mexico 2-8 1975 2013 L-3New Mexico St. 8-5 1975 2002 W-1New Orleans 0-1 1983 1983 L-1Nicholls State 0-1 2012 2012 L-1North Dakota 0-4 2013 2014 L-4North Texas 1-1 2002 2003 W-1Northeastern 1-0 2004 2004 W-1No. Arizona 41-32 1975 2014 L-8No. Colorado 9-16 1975 2014 L-9Northern Iowa 1-2 1997 2007 L-1NW Nazarene 2-0 2006 2007 W-2Ohio State 0-1 2003 2003 L-1Oklahoma City 1-0 1984 1984 W-1Oklahoma State 0-2 2002 2013 L-2Oral Roberts 0-1 1983 1983 L-1Oregon 0-6 1980 2012 L-6Oregon State 0-2 2009 2011 L-2Pacific 2-2 1982 2005 W-1Pepperdine 0-2 1979 1981 L-2Portland 6-2 1990 2005 W-5Portland State 21-24 1983 2014 L-7Rhode Island 1-0 1980 1980 W-1Ricks College 4-1 1975 1977 W-4Sacramento State 24-12 1997 2014 L-7San Jose State 1-0 2012 2012 W-1St. Joseph’s 0-1 1997 1997 L-1Saint Louis 2-0 2005 2006 W-2St. Martin’s 1-0 2001 2001 W-1

All-time First Last WSUOpponent Record Meeting Meeting StreakSt. Mary’s 1-2 1992 2003 L-1San Diego 1-3 1987 2014 L-3San Diego State 1-0 1983 1983 W-1San Francisco 1-2 1987 1995 W-1San Jose State 3-3 1982 2011 W-2Santa Clara 2-1 1983 1986 W-1Seminole JC 0-1 1976 1976 L-1Seton Hall 0-1 2014 2014 L-1Simon Fraser 1-0 1981 1981 W-1Southern Illinois 0-2 2005 2006 L-2So. Methodist 1-0 1983 1983 W-1Southern Utah 11-14 1982 2014 L-5Stanford 0-2 1982 2002 L-2Temple 1-0 1983 1983 W-1Tenn-Chattanooga 0-1 2007 2007 L-1Texas Arlington 1-0 1991 1991 W-1TX A&M Corpus Christi 2-0 2000 2001 W-2Texas State 0-1 2011 2011 L-1UT-Pan American 2-0 2001 2002 W-2UT-San Antonio 0-1 2007 2007 L-1UC Irvine 3-1 1987 2012 L-1UC Riverside 3-0 2001 2002 W-2UC Santa Barbara 2-1 1983 2006 L-1UNLV 1-3 1976 2000 W-1U.S. International 2-0 1983 1989 W-2Navy 1-0 1998 1998 W-1Utah 6-45 1975 2013 L-4Utah State 23-16 1975 2012 L-4Utah Valley 4-5 2005 2014 W-1UTEP 3-3 1976 2009 L-1Vanderbilt 0-1 2003 2003 L-1Walla Wall 1-0 2014 2014 W-1Washington 1-3 1983 2008 W-1Washington State 2-5 1979 1997 L-3Wayland Baptist 0-1 1980 1980 L-1West Virginia 0-1 1994 1994 L-1Western Carolina 0-1 2006 2006 L-1Western Illinois 1-0 1985 1985 W-1Western Oregon 1-0 2009 2009 W-1Westminster Coll. 1-0 2008 2008 W-1Wisc.-Milwaukee 1-0 2002 2002 W-1Wyoming 14-16 1975 2013 L-5Youngstown St. 1-1 2008 2009 W-1

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All-Big Sky Conference1988-89 Katie Weyenberg - 1st Team Dawn Lawler - Honorable Mention Melanie Knott - Honorable Mention1989-90 Melanie Knott - 1st Team Cindy Holcomb - Honorable Mention1990-91 Cindy Holcomb - 1st team Melanie Knott - 1st Team Thea Alex - Honorable Mention1991-92 Cindy Holcomb - 1st Team1992-93 Wendy Talbot - 1st Team1993-94 Jenifer Wood - Honorable Mention1994-95 Rachelle Gardner - 1st Team1995-96 Mika Brown - 1st Team Rachelle Gardner - Honorable Mention1996-97 Stephanie Sorensen - 1st Team Jodi Wimmer - 1st Team1997-98 Andie Willer - Honorable Mention1998-99 Shelley Olson - 1st Team Brianna Kanongata’a - Honorable Mention Andie Willer - Honorable Mention1999-00 Shelley Olson - 1st Team Meghan Geddes - Honorable Mention2000-01 Crystal Howe - 1st Team Stephanie Stanger - 1st Team2001-02 Crystal Howe - 1st Team Stephanie Stanger - 1st Team (Co-MVP)2002-03 Crystal Howe - 1st Team Julie Gjertsen - 1st Team (Co-MVP) Sheila Robertson - Honorable Mention2003-04 Julie Gjertsen - 1st Team Angela Sampson - 1st Team2004-05 Julie Gjertsen - 1st Team

(Co-MVP) Becky O’Neil - 1st Team2005-06 Laura Porter - 1st Team Sara Tuomi - 1st Team2006-07 Sara Tuomi - 1st Team Chelsey Warburton - 2nd Team2007-08 Sara Tuomi - 1st Team

2008-09 Caitlin Anderson - Honorable Mention

2009-10 Caitlin Anderson - Honorable Mention

Tonya Schnibbe - Honorable Mention2010-11 Caitlin Anderson - Honorable

Mention2013-14 Amanda Huges - Honorable

Mention

All-Mountain West Conference1975-76 Kathy MIller1976-77 Kathy Miller1977-78 Kathy Miller Ann Avondet1978-79 Kathy Miller Ann Avondet1979-80 Cindy Stumph Penny Wanberg1980-81 Cindy Stumph1981-82 Cindy Stumph1982-83 Cindy Stumph - 1st Team Sue Crowell - 2nd team1983-84 Becky Ingle - 1st Team Karleen Peart - 2nd Team1984-85 Tammy Thomason - 2nd Team Shelly Roberts - 2nd Team Margie Parks - Honorable Mention1985-86 Chenita Bradley - 2nd Team Shelly Roberts - Honorable Mention1986-87 Katie Weyenberg - 1st Team Cheryl Barlow - Honorable Mention1987-88 Katie Weyenberg - 2nd Team

Big Sky Conference Most Valuable Player

2001-02 Stephanie Stanger (Co-winner)2002-03 Julie Gjertsen (Co)2004-05 Julie Gjertsen (Co)

Big Sky Conference Freshman of the Year

1999-00 Crystal Howe2002-03 Sheila Robertson

Big Sky Conference Newcomer of the Year

1992-93 Wendy Talbot2008-09 Sarah Conner

Mountain West Newcomer of the Year

1987-88 Melanie Knott

Big Sky Conference Defensive Player of the Year

1999-00 Crystal Howe2002-03 Karsen Muller (Tri-winner)2003-04 Kristen Hesselbach (Co-winner)

Big Sky Outstanding Sixth Player of the Year

1995-96 Jodi Wimmer

Big Sky Conference Coach of the Year

1995-96 Carla Taylor (Co-winner)2001-02 Carla Taylor2002-03 Carla Taylor

Kodak All-America1990-91 Melanie Knott1996-97 Jodi Wimmer2004-05 Julie Gjertsen

Kodak All-Region District VIII1975-76 Kathy Miller1976-77 Kathy Miller1977-78 Kathy Miller1978-79 Kathy Miller

ALL-TIME WILDCAT HONORS

Year Home Conference1980-81 9-6 3-21981-82 9-3 5-01982-83 10-2 6-11983-84 7-5 3-41984-85 6-5 4-11985-86 8-4 4-31986-87 5-7 3-31987-88 5-7 2-61988-89 11-3 7-11989-90 6-6 3-51990-91 8-6 5-3

Year Home Conference1991-92 8-3 6-21992-93 2-11 2-51994-95 10-3 4-31995-96 6-4 5-21996-97 9-2 6-21997-98 5-8 5-31998-99 6-6 6-21999-00 8-5 6-22000-01 7-6 5-32001-02 12-3 6-12002-03 12-2 6-1

Year Home Conference2003-04 11-2 6-12004-05 9-2 6-12005-06 8-6 4-32006-07 10-4 7-12007-08 7-5 3-52008-09 7-8 3-52009-10 6-6 2-62010-11 5-9 3-52011-12 2-11 0-82012-13 0-13 0-112013-14 6-9 2-8Totals 240-182 (.568) 138-109 (.558)

ALL-TIME DEE EVENTS CENTER RECORDS1980-81 Cindy Stumph1981-82 Cindy Stumph1982-83 Cindy Stumph1988-89 Katie Weyenberg1989-90 Melanie Knott1990-91 Melanie Knott1996-97 Jodi Wimmer2004-05 Julie Gjertsen

Big Sky Conference Players of the Week

1988-89 Katie Weyenberg1990-91 Cindy Holcomb (2), Melanie Knott1991-92 Cindy Holcomb (2)1992-93 Wendy Talbot1994-95 Nicky Wangsgard, Rachelle

Gardner1995-96 Shelly Berg, Rachelle Gardner,

Mika Brown, Valerie Sorenson1996-97 Jodi Wimmer (3)1997-98 Jill Hanson1998-99 Shelley Olson1999-00 Shelley Olson (2)2000-01 Crystal Howe (2)2001-02 Stephanie Stanger (2),

Crystal Howe (2)2002-03 Julie Gjertsen (3)2003-04 Julie Gjertsen (3)2004-05 Julie Gjertsen (4), Becky O’Neil

(2), Chelsey Warburton2005-06 Chelsey Warburton2006-07 Sara Tuomi, Chelsey Warburton2007-08 Ahkiah Hunter, Sara Tuomi2008-09 Caitlin Anderson (3),

Tonya Schnibbe2009-10 Tonya Schnibbe, Sarah Conner2010-11 Megan Patterson2013-14 Kalie Matthews

Mountain West Players of the Week

1982-83 Cindy Stumph, Sue Crowell1983-84 Karleen Peart1984-85 Tammy Thomasen, Margie Park1985-86 Chenita Bradley, Shelly Roberts1986-87 Katie Weyenberg (2) Diane Rockwood1986-87............................. Katie

Weyenberg (2), Diane Rockwood

Big Sky Conference Scholar Athletes

1987-88 Marnee Madsen1980-91 Susan Norton1992-93 Jodi Ferre1993-94 Jenifer Wood2004-05 Julie Gjertsen2010-11 Ali Thorderson2011-12 Amanda Hughes2012-13 Jalen Carpenter2013-14 Amanda Hughes

CoSIDA Academic All-District Team

2004-05 Julie Gjertsen

Big Sky Conference All-Academic Team

1986-87 Deryn Denham1987-88 Marnee Madsen1988-89 Susan Norton,

Laurie Seehwaer, Katie Weyenberg1989-90 Susan Norton, Jennifer Polorney,

Sue Walin1990-91 Marci Heaps, Jenifer Jones, Susan Norton, Jennifer Pokorney1991-92 Becky Conrad, Jodi Ferre,

Marci Howey, Jennifer Pokorney, Kristin Tate, Jenifer Jones-Wood

1992-93 Valena Bleak, Jodi Ferre, Sara Steed, Nicky Wangsgard,

Jodi Wimmer, Jenifer Wood1993-94 Shelley Berg, Valena Bleak,

Miki Graf, Teresa Martin, Suzanne Paulsen, Nicky Wangsgard, Jodi

Wimmer, Jenifer Wood1994-95 Tori Allen, Shelley Berg,

Rachelle Gardner, Teresa Martin, Suzanne Paulsen, Nicky Wangsgard, Jodi

Wimmer1995-96 Tori Allen, Shelley Berg,

Rachelle Gardner, Melinda Gee, Jill Hansen, Teresa Martin,

Sunny Robinson, Valerie Sorenson, Jodi Wimmer

1996-97 Tori Allen, Shelley Berg, Jill Hansen, Annette Hill, Teresa Martin,

Shelley Olson, Sunny Robinson, Stephanie Sorenson, Andie Willer,

Jodi Wimmer1997-98 Tori Allen, Jill Hansen, Shelley Olson, Jaynee Paskins,

Andie Willer1998-99 Meghan Geddes, Jill Hansen,

Joan Langford, Shelley Olson, Jaynee Paskins, Sarah Sonveau, Stephanie Stanger, Stacie West,

Andie Willer1999-00 Meghan Geddes,

Stephanie Harward-Sharp, Shelley Olson, Jaynee Paskins,

Sarah Sonveau2000-01 Meghan Geddes,

Kristen Hesselbach, Jamie Peterson, Stephanie Harward-Sharp,

Sarah Sonveau, Stephanie Stanger2001-02 Kristen Hesselbach,

Ali Johntson, Jamie Peterson, Sarah Sonveau, Stephanie Stanger

2002-03 Kristen Clyder-Gardner, Julie Gjertsen, Brooke Hansen, Kristen

Hesselbach, Karsen Muller2003-04 Kristen Clyder-Gardner, Julie

Gjertsen, Kristin Hesselbach, Marci Mickelsen, Becky O’Neil, Laura Porter, Angela Sampson

2004-05 Julie Gjertsen, Brooke Hansen, Becky O’Neil, Laura Porter,

Tashina Taylor2005-06 Jenna Griffitts,

Ashlynn Hayden, Darcee Perdue, Laura Porter, Janie Rayback,

Chelsey Warburton

2006-07 Ashlynn Hayden, Laura Porter, Janie Rayback, Tonya Schnibbe,

Jessica Smith, Sara Tuomi, Chelsey Warburton

2007-08 Caitlin Anderson, Tonya Schnibbe, Emily Thatcher,

Ali Thorderson,Sara Tuomi, Karlee Weight

2008-09 Caitlin Anderson, Lacie Barnes, Ali Thorderson,

Karlee Weight, Mikell Woodfield2009-10 Caitlin Anderson, Nicke Parks,

Megan Patterson, Abby Thorderson, Ali Thorderson, Mikell Woodfield,

Tonya Schnibbe2010-11 Caitlin Anderson,

Kehlsie Crone, Abby Palmer, Megan Patterson, Jordan Pfau

2011-12 Laura Palmere, Megan Patterson, Jordan Pfau, Mikell Woodfield

2012-13 Kalie Matthews, Brittney Newcomb, Regina Okoye

2013-14 Elizabeth Mounier, Deeshrya Thomas

Weber State Team MVP1975-76 Kathy Miller1976-77 Kathy Miller1977-78 Kathy MIller1978-79 Kathy Miller1979-80 Penny Wanberg1980-81 Cindy Stumph1981-82 Cindy Stumph1982-83 Cindy Stumph1983-84 Becky Ingle1984-85 Tammy Thomason1985-86 Shelly Roberts1986-87 Deryn Denham1987-88 Katie Weyenberg1988-89 Katie Weyenberg1989-90 Melanie Knott1990-91 Melanie Knott1991-92 Cindy Holcomb1992-93 Wendy Talbot1993-94 Jennifer Wood1994-95 Rachelle Gardner1995-96 Mika Brown1996-97 Jodi Wimmer1997-98 Tori Allen1998-99 Shelley Olson1999-00 Shelley Olson2000-01 Crystal Howe2001-02 Stephanie Stanger2002-03 Julie Gjertsen2003-04 Julie Gjertsen2004-05 Julie Gjertsen2005-06 Sara Tuomi2006-07 Sara Tuomi, Chelsey Warburton2007-08 Sara Tuomi2008-09 Tonya Schnibbe2009-10 Tonya Schnibbe2010-11 Caitlin Anderson2011-12 Amanda Hughes2012-13 Jalen Carpenter2013-14 Amanda Hughes

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CAREER POINTS PTS GP1. Kathy Miller (76-79) 2,745 1002. Cindy Stumph (80-83) 2,690 1223. Julie Gjertsen (2002-05) 1,752 1184. Penny Wanberg (78-81) 1,666 1205. Melanie Knott (88-91) 1,652 1096. Crystal Howe (2000-03) 1,597 897. Cindy Holcomb (88-92) 1,479 1098. Karleen Peart (81-84) 1,431 1219. Sara Tuomi (05-08) 1,428 11710. Katie Weyenberg (86-89) 1,387 10111. Sue Crowell (80-83) 1,351 9412. Caitlin Anderson (2007-11) 1,247 110 13. Stephanie Stanger (99-02) 1,126 11514. Carla Taylor (81-84) 1,122 10715. Chelsey Warburton (2005-07) 1,108 90

CAREER SCORING AVERAGE AVG GP PTS1. Kathy Miller (76-79) 27.5 100 2,7452. Cindy Stumph (80-83) 22.1 122 2,6903. Melanie Knott (88-91) 15.2 109 1,6524. Julie Gjertsen (2002-05) 14.8 118 1,7525. Sue Crowell (80-83) 14.4 94 1,3516. Penny Wanberg (78-81) 13.9 120 1,6667. Katie Weyenberg (86-89) 13.7 101 1,3878. Crystal Howe (2000-03) 13.4 119 1,5979. Cindy Holcomb (88-92) 13.6 109 1,47910. Sara Tuomi (2005-08) 12.2 117 1,428

CAREER GAMES PLAYED GP1. Cindy Stumph (1980-83) 1222. Karleen Peart (1981-84) 1213. Penny Wanberg (1978-81) 1204. Crystal Howe (2000-03) 1194. Mechell Fowden (1978-81) 1196. Laura Porter (2004-07) 1186. Julie Gjertsen (2002-05) 1188. Sara Tuomi (2005-08) 1178. Kristen Hesselbach (2001-04) 1178. Margie Park (1982-85) 1178. Tonya Schnibbe 117

CAREER REBOUNDS REB GP1. Cindy Stumph (1980-83) 1,331 1222. Kathy Miller (1976-79) 1,296 1003. Crystal Howe (2000-03) 1,042 1194. Cindy Holcomb (1988-92) 865 1095. Becky Ingle (1981-84) 729 1166. Jennifer Wilkening (1978-81) 706 1147. Katie Weyenberg (1986-89) 705 1018. Shelley Berg (1994-97) 695 1079. Caitlin Anderson (2007-11) 693 1109. Julie Gjertsen (2002-05) 684 11810. Sara Tuomi (2005-08) 669 117

CAREER REBOUND AVERAGE AVG REB GP1. Kathy Miller (76-79) 13.0 1,296 1002. Cindy Stumph (80-83) 10.9 1,331 1223. Crystal Howe (00-03) 8.8 1,042 119

4. Cindy Holcomb (88-92) 7.9 865 1095. Katie Weyenberg (86-89) 7.0 705 1016. Shelley Berg (94-97) 6.9 695 1077. Kalie Matthews (12-14) 6.6 361 558. Caitlin Anderson (2007-11) 6.3 693 1109. Becky Ingle (81-84) 6.3 729 116t10. Jennifer Wilkening (78-81) 6.2 706 114t10. Sue Crowell (80-83) 6.2 584 94

CAREER FIELD GOALS MADE FG GP1. Kathy Miller (1976-79) 1,082 1002. Cindy Stumph (1980-83) 1,011 1223. Penny Wanberg (1978-81) 669 1204. Crystal Howe (2000-03) 613 1195. Katie Weyenberg (1986-89) 582 1016. Melanie Knott (1988-91) 574 1097. Julie Gjertsen (2002-05) 573 1188. Karleen Peart (1981-84) 569 1219. Cindy Holcomb (1988-92) 559 10910. Sue Crowell (1980-83) 524 92

CAREER FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED FGA GP1. Kathy Miller (1976-79) 2,274 1002. Penny Wanberg (1978-81) 2,213 1203. Cindy Stumph (1980-83) 1,863 1224. Julie Gjertsen (2002-05) 1,422 1185. Karleen Peart (1981-84) 1,275 1216. Melanie Knott (1988-91) 1,253 1097. Crystal Howe (2000-03) 1,245 1198. Sara Tuomi (2005-08) 1,215 1179. Cindy Holcomb (1988-92) 1,143 10910. Sue Crowell (1980-83) 1,075 92

CAREER FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE PCT (FG-FGA)1. Katie Weyenberg (‘86-’89) .563 (582-1033)2. Melanie Knott (‘88-’91) .548 (574-1253)3. Cindy Stumph (‘80-’83) .543 (1011-1863)4. Jenny Wilkening (‘78-’81) .505 (380-753)5. Crystal Howe (‘00-’03) .492 (613-1245)6. Cindy Holcomb (‘88-’92) .489 (559-1143)7. Sue Crowell (‘80-’83) .487 (524-1075)8. Kathy Miller (‘76-’79) .476 (1082-2274)9. Shelly Roberts (‘83-’86) .458 (393-859)10. Dawn Lawler (‘87-’90) .451 (320-709)

CAREER FREE THROWS MADE FT Made1. Cindy Stumph (1980-83) 6682. Kathy Miller (1976-79) 5783. Melanie Knott (1988-91) 4904. Julie Gjertsen (2002-05) 3735. Sara Tuomi (2005-08) 3715. Crystal Howe (2000-03) 3717. Cindy Holcomb (1988-92) 3618. Penny Wanberg (1978-81) 3289. Sue Crowell (1980-83) 30310. Karleen Peart (1981-84) 293

WEBER STATE CAREER LEADERS CAREER FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED FT Att. FTM1. Cindy Stumph (1980-83) 898 6682. Melanie Knott (1988-91) 708 4903. Kathy Miller (1976-79) 698 5784. Crystal Howe (2000-03) 574 3715. Cindy Holcomb (1988-92) 543 3616. Julie Gjertsen (2002-05) 476 3737. Penny Wanberg (1978-81) 469 3288. Sara Tuomi (2005-08) 451 3719. Sue Crowell (1980-83) 418 30310. Becky Ingle (1981-84) 409 269

CAREER 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 3FG GP1. Chelsey Warburton (2005-07) *238 902. Julie Gjertsen (2002-05) 233 1183. Shelley Olson (1997-00) 168 1094. Megan Patterson (2009-12) 157 825. Sheila Robertson (2003-05) 150 846. Rachelle Gardner (1993-96) 149 1077. Ali Thorderson (2006-09) 145 1018. Stephanie Stanger (1999-02) 145 1159. Kristen Clyder-Gardner (2001-04) 128 11610. Sara Tuomi (2005-08) 125 117*Big Sky Conference all-time record

CAREER 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 3FGA GP1. Chelsey Warburton (2005-07) 616 902. Julie Gjertsen (2002-05) 613 1183. Rachelle Gardner (1993-96) 469 1074. Ali Thorderson (2006-10) 449 1014. Stephanie Stanger (1999-02) 449 1156. Shelley Olson (1997-00) 439 1097. Megan Patterson (2009-11) 432 828. Sheila Robertson (2003-05) 429 849. Sara Tuomi (2005-08) 388 11710. K. Clyder-Gardner (2001-04) 339 116

CAREER THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE(min. 200 att.) PCT (3PM-3PA)1. Caitlin Anderson (2007-11) .413 (102-247) 2. Laura Porter (2004-07) .392 (115-293)3. Chelsey Warburton (2005-07) .386 (238-616)4. Shelley Olson (1997-00) .383 (168-439)5. Julie Gjertsen (2002-05) .380 (233-613)6. K. Clyder-Gardner (‘01-’04) .378 (128-339)7. Megan Patterson (2009-12) .363 (157-432)8. Sheila Robertson (03-05) .350 (150-429)9. Nicky Wangsgard (93-95) .342 (91-266)10. Sarah Conner (2008-10) .326 (76-233)

CAREER ASSISTS AST GP1. Tonya Schnibbe (2006-10) 583 1172. Karleen Peart (1981-84) 468 1213. Penny Wanberg (1978-81) 452 1204. Melanie Knott (1988-91) 420 1095. Laura Porter (2004-07) 413 1186. Shelly Roberts (1983-86) 397 1127. Stephanie Stanger (1999-02) 350 1158. Julie Gjertsen (2002-05) 343 1189. Teresa Martin (1994-97) 313 9510. Carla Taylor (1981-84) 301 107

CAREER STEALS STL GP1. Karleen Peart (1981-84) 214 1212. Shelly Roberts (1983-86) 168 1123. Tonya Schnibbe (2006-10) 163 1174. Laura Porter (2004-07) 163 1185. Regina Okoye (2012-present) 160 57 6.Cindy Stumph (1980-83) 156 957.Valerie Sorenson (1993-96) 141 1098. Melanie Knott (1988-91) 140 1099. Stephanie Stanger (1999-02) 139 11510. Jill Sperry (1989-92) 135 98

CAREER BLOCKS BLK GP1. Cindy Stumph (1980-83) 198 1222. Shantee Releford (2004-07) 97 323. Cindy Holcomb (1988-92) 76 1094. Joey O’Neill (2008-11) 72 565. Amanda Hughes (2010-14) 71 1026. Michelle Kelsey (1983-86) 58 897. Katie Weyenberg (1986-89) 55 1018. Crystal Howe (2000-03) 52 1199. Jalen Carpenter (2012-present) 51 5710. Melanie Knott (1988-91) 48 109

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON LEADERSSINGLE-SEASON POINTS PTS YEAR .................AVG1. Kathy Miller 905 78-79 ................. 28.32. Cindy Stumph 829 80-81 .................. 25.93. Kathy Miller 754 77-78 .................. 27.94. Cindy Stumph 742 81-82 .................. 23.95. Cindy Stumph 699 82-83 .................. 21.86. Kathy Miller 625 76-77 .................. 31.57. Melanie Knott 542 89-90 .................. 19.48. Chelsey Warburton 531 06-07 .................. 17.19. Katie Weyenberg 521 88-89 .................. 20.010. Melanie Knott 507 80-91 .................. 18.1

SINGLE-SEASON SCORING AVERAGE AVG GP YEAR ...... PTS1. Kathy Miller 31.5 20 76-77 ........ 6252. Kathy Miller 28.3 32 78-79 ........ 9053. Kathy Miller 27.9 27 77-78 ........ 7544. Cindy Stumph 25.9 32 80-81 ........ 8295. Cindy Stumph 23.9 31 81-82 ........ 7426. Kathy Miller 22.1 21 75-76 ........ 4617. Cindy Stumph 21.8 32 82-83 ........ 6998. Katie Weyenberg 20.0 26 88-89 ........ 5219. Melanie Knott 19.4 28 89-90 ........ 54210. Becky Ingle 18.2 27 83-84 ........ 492

SINGLE-SEASON REBOUNDS REB YEAR .................AVG1. Cindy Stumph 389 80-81 .................. 12.12. Kathy Miller 360 78-79 ...................11.63. Cindy Stumph 354 82-83 ...................11.14. Kathy Miller 348 77-78 .................. 12.95. Kathy Miller 320 75-76 .................. 15.26. Cindy Stumph 319 81-82 .................. 10.37. Jodi Wimmer 301 96-97 .................. 10.88. Crystal Howe 292 00-01 .................. 10.19. Kathy Miller 268 76-77 .................. 13.410. Amanda Hughes 264 12-13 .................... 9.1

SINGLE-SEASON FIELD GOALS MADE FG YEAR ................... GP1. Kathy Miller 363 78-79 ..................... 322. Cindy Stumph 318 80-81 ..................... 323. Kathy Miller 301 77-78 ..................... 274. Cindy Stumph 282 81-82 ..................... 315. Cindy Stumph 250 82-83 ..................... 326. Kathy Miller 228 76-77 ..................... 207. Katie Weyenberg 216 88-89 ..................... 268. Sue Crowell 206 81-82 ..................... 309. Penny Wanberg 199 79-80 ..................... 3110. Kathy Miller 196 75-76 ..................... 21

SINGLE-SEASON FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS FGA YEAR .................. GP1. Kathy Miller 713 78-79 ..................... 322. Kathy Miller 594 77-78 ..................... 273. Cindy Stumph 559 80-81 ..................... 324. Cindy Stumph 514 81-82 ..................... 315. Chelsey Warburton 491 06-07 ..................... 316. Kathy Miller 485 76-77 ..................... 207. Kathy Miller 482 75-76 ..................... 218. Cindy Stumph 474 82-83 ..................... 329. Penny Wanberg 438 79-80 ..................... 31

10. Karleen Peart 435 83-84 ..................... 2710. Penny Wanberg 435 80-81 ..................... 32

SINGLE-SEASON FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. four made per game) PCT YEAR ....... (FGM-FGA)1. Katie Weyenberg .624 87-88 ..........(151-242)2. Becky O’Neil .612 04-05 ..........(145-237)3. Cindy Stumph .569 80-81 ..........(318-559)4. Katie Weyenberg .565 86-87 ..........(183-324)5. Katie Weyenberg .561 88-89 ..........(216-385)6. Cindy Stumph .549 81-82 ..........(282-514)7. Mika Brown .533 95-96 ..........(186-349)8. Cindy Stumph .527 82-83 ..........(250-474)9. Sue Crowell .519 81-82 ..........(206-397)10. Crystal Howe .516 99-00 ..........(133-258)

SINGLE-SEASON FREE THROWS MADE FT YEAR ................... GP1. Cindy Stumph 199 82-83 ..................... 322. Cindy Stumph 193 80-81 ..................... 323. Kathy Miller 188 78-79 ..................... 324. Melanie Knott 180 89-90 ..................... 285. Cindy Stumph 178 81-82 ..................... 316. Kathy Miller 169 76-77 ..................... 207. Becky Ingle 160 83-84 ..................... 278. Kathy Miller 152 77-78 ..................... 279. Sue Crowell 136 82-83 ..................... 3110. Sara Tuomi 127 07-08 ..................... 27

SINGLE-SEASON FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED FTA YEAR ................... GP1. Cindy Stumph 267 82-83 ..................... 322. Cindy Stumph 256 80-81 ..................... 323. Melanie Knott 253 89-90 ..................... 284. Cindy Stumph 236 81-82 ..................... 315. Becky Ingle 226 83-84 ..................... 276. Kathy Miller 211 78-79 ..................... 327. Kathy Miller 207 76-77 ..................... 208. Melanie Knott 199 90-91 ..................... 289. Kathy Miller 191 77-78 ..................... 2710. Cindy Holcomb 183 90-91 ..................... 28

SINGLE-SEASON FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. two made per game) PCT YEAR ........ (FTM-FTA)1. Stephanie Stanger .895 00-01 .............(85-95)2. Kathy Miller .891 78-79 .......... (188-211)3. Sara Tuomi .888 07-08 ..........(127-143)4. Ann Avondet .874 78-79 ..............(76-87)5. Stephanie Stanger .854 01-02 ..........(123-144)6. Sara Tuomi .834 06-07 ..........(106-127)7. Rachelle Gardner .824 95-96 ............(84-102)8. Kathy Miller .816 76-77 ..........(169-207)9. Julie Gjertsen .809 04-05 ..........(106-131)10. Thea Alex .807 89-90 ........... (92-114)

SINGLE-SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 3PT YEAR ................ AVG1. Chelsey Warburton 103* 06-07 .................^3.322. Chelsey Warburton 91 05-06 .................. 3.033. Shelley Olson 75 99-00 .................. 2.584. Megan Patterson 73 10-11 .................. 2.75

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS5. Stephanie Stanger 71 01-02 .................. 2.216. Julie Gjertsen 68 03-04 .................. 2.436. Sheila Robertson 68 02-03 .................. 2.278. Julie Gjertsen 64 02-03 .................. 2.139. Ali Thorderson 63 08-09 .................. 2.1710. Julie Gjertsen 62 04-05 .................. 2.14*Big Sky Conference single-season record^ NCAA leader during the season

SINGLE-SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 3PTA YEAR ................. PCT1. Chelsey Warburton 272* 06-07 .................. .3792. Chelsey Warburton 220 05-06 .................. .4143. Ali Thorderson 201 08-09 .................. .3133. Shelley Olson 195 99-00 .................. .3854. Stephanie Stanger 191 01-02 .................. .3725. Megan Patterson 190 10-11 .................. .3845. Sheila Robertson 185 02-03 .................. .3686. Sheila Robertson 178 03-04 .................. .3437. Julie Gjertsen 173 04-05 .................. .3588. Julie Gjertsen 167 03-04 .................. .4079. Julie Gjertsen 164 02-03 .................. .39010. Rachelle Gardner 157 95-96 .................. .357*Big Sky Conference single-season record

SINGLE-SEASON THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE(min. one made per game) PCT YEAR .......... (3M-3A)1. Caitlin Anderson .439 07-08 ..............(36-82)2. Chelsey Warburton .414 05-06 ............(91-220)3. Becky Conrad .413 91-92 ..............(31-75)4. K. Clyder-Gardner .409 01-02 ..............(36-88)5. Julie Gjertsen .407 03-04 ............(68-167)6. Shelley Olson .396 98-99 ............(57-144)7. Caitlin Anderson .392 08-09 ..............(29-74)8. Julie Gjertsen .390 03-04 ............(64-164)9. K. Clyder-Gardner .390 02-03 ..............(30-77)10. Shelley Olson .385 99-00 ............(75-195)

SINGLE-SEASON ASSISTS AST YEAR .................AVG1. Tonya Schnibbe 194 08-09 .................. 6.682. Tonya Schnibbe 191 09-10 .................. 6.593. Karsen Muller 168 02-03 .................. 5.604. Tonya Schnibbe 156 07-08 .................. 5.575. Karleen Peart 145 82-83 .................. 4.536. Penny Wanberg 143 79-80 .................. 4.617. Jamie Peterson 138 00-01 .................. 4.768. Chelsey Warburton 136 06-07 .................. 4.399. Laura Porter 133 06-07 .................. 4.299. Carla Taylor 133 82-83 .................. 4.16

SINGLE-SEASON STEALS STL YEAR .................AVG1. Penny Wanberg 101 80-81 .................. 3.162. Regina Okoye 82 12-13 .................. 2.833. Regina Okoye 78 13-14 .................. 2.794. Karleen Peart 69 82-83 .................. 2.165. Jill Sperry 61 91-92 .................. 2.236. Laura Porter 60 05-06 .................. 2.007. Karleen Peart 56 81-82 .................. 1.878. Chelsey Warburton 55 06-07 .................. 1.789. Stephanie Stanger 55 00-01 .................. 1.9610. Justine Johnson 55 12-13 .................... 2.8

SINGLE-SEASON BLOCKS BLK YEAR .................AVG1. Stephanie Sorensen 60 96-97 .................. 2.142. Shantee Releford 57 06-07 ...................2.113. Cindy Stumph 56 79-80 .................. 2.074. Cindy Stumph 49 82-83 .................. 1.535. Cindy Stumph 47 80-81 .................. 1.476. Cindy Stumph 46 81-82 .................. 1.487. Joey O’Neill 40 09-10 .................. 1.488. Shantee Releford 39 05-06 .................. 1.309. Jalen Carpenter 34 13-14 .................. 1.2010. Joey O’Neill 32 08-09 .................. 1.10

MOST GAMES PLAYED1. 32, (22-10) 1982-83 32, (16-16) 1980-81 32, (18-14) 1978-794. 31, (17-14) 2006-07 31, (22-9) 2001-02 31, (18-13) 1981-82 31, (15-16) 1979-808. 30, (15-15) 2005-06 30, (21-9) 2002-03

MOST POINTS1. 2702 (84.4 ppg) 1978-792. 2604 (81.4 ppg) 1982-833. 2514 (78.6 ppg) 1980-814. 2477 (79.9 ppg) 1979-805. 2440 (78.7 ppg) 1981-826. 2158 (69.6 ppg) 2001-027. 2156 (79.6 ppg) 1977-788. 2100 (67.7 ppg) 2006-079. 2074 (71.5 ppg) 1995-9610. 2056 (73.4 ppg) 1990-91

TEAM SINGLE-SEASON RECORDSMOST REBOUNDS1. 1299 (48.1 rpg) 1977-782. 1250 (44.6 rpg) 1996-973. 1243 (42.9 rpg) 1995-964. 1190 (42.5 rpg) 1990-915. 1179 (44.9 rpg) 1981-826. 1175 (37.9 rpg) 2006-077. 1156 (45.4 rpg) 1979-808. 1154 (41.2 rpg) 1989-909. 1151 (40.9 rpg) 1982-8310. 1146 (39.5 rpg) 2000-01

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE1. 1,055 (1055-2325) 1978-792. 991 (991-2093) 1982-833. 978 (978-2109) 1980-814. 956 (956-2097) 1979-805. 953 (953-2007) 1981-826. 858 (858-1947) 1977-787. 815 (815-1986) 1984-858. 771 (771-1709) 1983-849. 766 (766-1840) 1990-9110. 753 (753-1762) 2006-07

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDSPOINTS1. ......50..... Kathy Miller ........ vs Utah State ................12-16-762. ......47..... Kathy Miller ........ vs BYU ............................ 2-11-773. ......44..... Kathy Miller ........ vs New Mexico ..................2-2-79..........44..... Kathy Miller ........ vs California ....................12-1-785. ......43..... Kathy Miller ........ vs Flathead ...................12-29-776. ......42..... Kathy Miller ........ vs UNLV ..........................1-20-78..........42..... Kathy Miller ........ at New Mexico ................1-22-778. ......41..... Kathy Miller ........ at Utah State ...................1-26-799. ......40..... Sue Crowell ....... vs Idaho State ...................2-5-83..........40..... Cindy Stumph .... at BYU ...............................3-5-81..........40..... Kathy Miller ........ at Colorado .....................2-18-7712. ....39..... Kathy Miller ........ vs Wyoming ....................2-25-77

13. ....38..... Cindy Stumph .... at Utah State ...................2-21-81..........38..... Cindy Stumph .... at Nebraska .....................12-4-80..........38..... Kathy Miller ........ vs Nebraska .................. 11-30-7816. ....37..... Tammy Thomason at E. Washington ..........2-2-85..........37..... Cindy Stumph .... at Utah State .................12-16-82..........37..... Kathy Miller ........ at UNLV .............................2-4-7719. ....35..... Jodi Wimmer ..... vs Montana State ............2-15-97..........35..... Cindy Stumph .... at Idaho ...........................12-4-81..........35..... Cindy Stumph .... at Washington State ......12-15-80..........35..... Cindy Stumph .... vs Utah State ..................2-27-80..........35..... Kathy Miller ........ vs Colorado .....................2-10-78..........35..... Kathy Miller ........ at New Mexico ................1-28-78

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1. 47.5% (953-2007) 1981-822. 47.3% (991-2093) 1982-833. 46.4% (978-2109) 1980-814. 46.3% (739-1596) 1988-895. 45.6% (956-2097) 1979-806. 45.4% (1055-2325) 1978-797. 45.2% (683-1511) 1986-878. 45.1% (771-1709) 1983-849. 44.1% (858-1947) 1977-7810. 43.3% (671-1550) 2004-05

MOST FREE THROWS MADE1. 622 (622-840) 1982-832. 601 (601-812) 1978-793. 565 (565-853) 1979-804. 558 (558-808) 1980-815. 538 (538-770) 1989-906. 534 (534-789) 1981-827. 499 (499-702) 1995-968. 490 (490-666) 2001-029. 459 (459-712) 1990-9110. 455 (455-624) 1994-95

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE1. 75.9 (374-493) 2010-112. 74.0 (662-840) 1982-832. 74.0 (601-812) 1978-794. 73.7 (384-521) 2008-095. 73.6 (490-666) 2001-026. 73.5 (364-495) 2007-087. 73.1 (419-573) 2006-078. 72.9 (455-624) 1994-959. 72.4 (446-616) 2004-059. 72.4 (365-504) 2009-10

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE1. 200 (200-546) 2002-032. 192 (192-554) 2004-053. 188 (188-519) 2005-064. 181 (181-568) 2008-095. 178 (178-475) 2003-04 178 (178-498) 2001-027. 175 (175-482) 2006-078. 165 (165-536) 2011-129. 161 (161-470) 2010-1110. 148 (148-428) 1999-00

HIGHEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1. 37.5 (376-537) 2003-042. 36.6 (200-546) 2002-033. 36.3 (175-482) 2006-074. 36.2 (362-511) 2005-065. 35.7 (178-498) 2001-02 35.7 (25-70) 1988-897. 34.7 (446-616) 2004-058. 34.6 (148-428) 1999-009. 34.3 (161-470) 2010-1110. 33.9 (142-419) 2007-08

MOST ASSISTS1. 541 (17.5 apg) 1981-822. 532 (16.6 apg) 1980-813. 507 (15.8 apg) 1982-834. 501 (17.2 apg) 2009-105. 497 (16.0 apg) 2001-02 497 (19.1 apg) 1988-897. 461 (14.9 apg) 2006-078. 439 (14.2 apg) 1979-809. 432 (16.0 apg) 1986-8710. 431 (14.9 apg) 1995-96

MOST STEALS1. 388 (12.1 spg) 1980-812. 311 (9.7 spg) 1982-833. 279 (9.6 spg) 2013-144. 276 (9.5 spg) 2012-135. 262 (8.5 spg) 1981-826. 248 (8.6 spg) 1995-967. 237 (8.8 spg) 1998-998. 230 (8.2 spg) 1990-91 230 (7.9 spg) 2011-1210. 223 (8.3 spg) 1991-92 223 (8.6 spg) 1985-86

MOST BLOCKS1. 114 (3.7 bpg) 2006-072. 108 (3.9 bpg) 1996-973. 98 (3.1 bpg) 1980-814. 89 (3.1 bpg) 2012-13 5. 87 (2.9 bpg) 2005-066. 84 (2.9 bpg) 2009-107. 77 (2.7 bpg) 2013-148. 75 (2.4 bpg) 1981-829. 71 (2.6 bpg) 1997-9810. 70 (2.5 bpg) 1990-91

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDSREBOUNDS1. ......26..... Kathy Miller ........ vs Colorado .....................2-27-762. ......24..... Cindy Stumph .... vs Utah ............................12-6-82..........24..... Kathy Miller ........ vs Ricks JC .......................1-8-77..........24.....Amanda Hughes vs. Northern Arizona ....... 2-11-125. ......23..... Kathy Miller ........ at New Mexico ................1-22-776. ......22..... Kathy Miller ........ vs Utah tate ...................12-16-767. ......21..... Jodi Wimmer ..... vs Mercer ......................12-21-96..........21..... Kathy Miller ........ vs Brigham Young .............3-5-76..........21..... Kerry Fenwick .... vs Colorado .....................2-27-7610. ....20..... Diane Rockwood vs Idaho State .................2-28-87..........20..... Cindy Stumph .... vs Nebraska ......................1-8-82..........20..... Cindy Stumph .... vs Boise State .................2-14-79..........20..... Kerry Fenwick .... vs Utah ............................2-21-76..........20..... Kathy Miller ........ at Brigham Young............2-20-76..........20..... Kathy Miller ........ at Northern Colorado ......1-17-76

ASSISTS1. ......17..... Tonya Schnibbe . vs Elon .......................... 11-29-082. ......14..... Penny Wanberg . vs Utah State ..................2-27-803........13..... Tonya Schnibbe . at Utah Valley ..................1-27-09 ..........13..... Karleen Peart .... vs San Diego State .........12-1-825. ......12..... Tonya Schnibbe . at Idaho State..................1-31-09..........12..... Ann Avondet ...... vs New Mexico ..................2-2-797. ......11 ..... Chelsey Warburton vs Utah State ..........12-17-05..........11 ..... Laura Porter ...... vs UC Santa Barbara .... 11-28-05..........11 ..... Sheila Robertson vs Northern Arizona ......2-21-04..........11 ..... Jamie Peterson . vs UC Riverside ..............2-24-01..........11 ..... Jamie Peterson . vs Sacramento State.......1-13-01..........11 ..... Susan Norton .... vs Brigham Young .........12-19-90..........11 ..... Carla Taylor ....... vs UC International ....... 12-11-82..........11 ..... Mechell Fowden at Northern Arizona .........1-22-81..........11 ..... Penny Wanberg . at Utah State .....................3-3-80..........11 ..... Ann Avondet ...... at Northern Colorado ......2-16-79

STEALS1........9 .......Regina Okoye ... Montana Western ........ 11-11-132........8 .......Desiree Ramos ... Idaho State......................2-17-14 .........7 .......Tonya Schnibbe .. at Eastern Washington ....1-12-08..........7 ....... Susan Norton .... vs Montana State ............2-16-90..........7 ....... Shelly Roberts ... at Utah State .................12-18-84..........7 ....... Karleen Peart .... vs US International........ 12-11-82..........7 ....... Mechell Fowden at Northern Arizona .........1-22-81..........7 ....... Penny Wanberg . at Montana State...........12-20-80..........7 ....... Ann Avondet ...... at Arizona ........................1-27-78..........7 .......Regina Okoye..... Portland State ...............12-22-128. ......6 ....... 16 times

BLOCKS1. ......9 ....... Stephanie Sorenson at Sacramento State ..3-1-972. ......8 ....... Stephanie Sorenson vs Southern Utah .......2-6-97..........8 ....... Cindy Stumph .... vs Boise State ...............12-15-794. ......7 ....... Cindy Stumph .... at Utah State .....................3-3-80..........7 ....... Cindy Stumph .... vs Rhode Island ................1-3-806. ......5 ....... Shantee Releford vs. Western Carolina .. 11-24-06..........5 ....... Shantee Releford vs Pacific ....................12-10-05..........5 ....... Shantee Releford vs Loyola Marymount ...12-1-05..........5 ....... Mika Brown ........ at Eastern Washington ....2-22-96..........5 ....... Cindy Holcomb .. at Brigham Young..........12-20-89..........5 ....... Cindy Stumph .... vs Lewis & Clark .............12-5-81..........5 ....... Cindy Stumph .... vs Idaho ..........................12-4-81..........5 ....... Cindy Stumph .... vs Hawaii ....................... 11-18-81..........5 ....... Cindy Stumph .... at Washington State ......12-15-80..........5 ....... Cindy Stumph .... vs Montana State ..............1-4-80

TURNOVERS1. ......14....... Susan Pitts ...... vs Washington .............. 11-29-86..........14....... Karleen Peart... vs Utah State ................12-16-81..........14....... Penny Wanberg vs Colorado ....................2-9-804. ......12....... Penny Wanberg at Colorado ..................2-23-805. ......11........ Stephanie Stanger at Wyoming ............. 11-25-00..........11........ Andie Willer ..... vs CS-Northridge ..............3-5-98..........11........ Andie Willer ..... vs Georgia .....................12-19-96..........11........ Carla Parkinson at Oregon ...................12-12-92..........11........ Melanie Knott .. at Boise State..................1-23-88..........11........ Karleen Peart .. vs Arizona State ............12-29-81..........11........ Penny Wanberg at Utah State ..................3-3-80..........11........ Mechell Fowden at CS-Northrdige ........12-22-78..........11........ Ann Avondet .... at Boise State..................12-8-78

FIELD GOALS MADE1. ......18....... Kathy Miller ...... vs Flathead CC .............12-29-77..........18....... Kathy Miller ...... vs Utah State ................12-16-763. ......17....... Cindy Stumph .. vs Idaho State ................. 2-11-82..........17....... Cindy Stumph .. at Washington State ......12-15-80..........17....... Kathy Miller ...... at Utah State ...................1-26-79..........17....... Kathy Miller ...... at New Mexico ................1-28-78..........17....... Kathy Miller ...... vs New Mexico ..................2-2-79..........17....... Kathy Miller ...... at Colorado .....................2-18-779. ......16....... Cindy Stumph .. vs Brigham Young .............3-5-81..........16....... Cindy Stumph .. at Utah State ...................2-21-81..........16....... Cindy Stumph .. vs Utah State ..................2-27-80..........16....... Kathy Miller ...... vs UNLV ..........................1-20-78..........16....... Kathy Miller ...... vs Nebraska .................. 11-30-78..........16....... Kathy Miller ...... vs California ....................12-1-78..........16....... Kathy Miller ...... vs Colorado .....................2-27-76

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. ......43....... Kathy Miller ...........vs Utah State .......................12-16-762. ......38....... Kathy Miller ...........at New Mexico .......................1-22-773. ......34....... Kathy Miller ...........at Brigham Young ...................3-4-78...........34....... Kathy Miller ...........at Brigham Young .................2-20-765. ......32....... Kathy Miller ...........vs Colorado ...........................2-27-766. ......31....... Kathy Miller ...........vs Wyoming .............................3-7-79...........31....... Kathy Miller ...........vs Califonia ............................12-1-788. ......30....... Kathy Miller ...........at Pepperdine ......................12-20-78...........30....... Kathy Miller ...........vs Nebraska ........................11-30-78...........30....... Kathy Miller ...........vs Utah ...................................12-8-77...........30....... Kathy Miller ...........vs Wyoming ...........................2-25-77...........30....... Kathy Miller ...........vs Flathead CC ...................12-29-77...........30....... Kathy Miller ...........vs New Mexico ....................12-10-76

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 8 attempts)1. ......1.000 (9-9) ....... Janie Rayback ...... vs. Idaho ..............11-25-06...........1.000 (8-8) ....... Lisa Little ................ vs Portland State ....2-9-90...........1.000 (8-8) ....... Katie Weyenberg .. vs Pacific ...............12-4-87...........1.000 (8-8) ....... Katie Weyenberg .. vs Utah ....................1-2-87...........1.000 (9-9) ....... Kalie Matthews ......vs Sacramento State 2-1-145. ...... .917 (11-12) .... Cindy Stumph ....... vs Santa Clara ....12-17-826. ...... .909 (10-11) .... Cindy Holcomb ..... at Southern Utah ....3-2-91........... .909 (10-11) .... Chris Thornock ...... at Ricks JC ............1-29-778. ....... .900 (9-10) ...... Katie Weyenberg .. at Brigham Young 11-27-87........... .900 (9-10) ...... Sue Crowell vs Hastings College ...11-16-7910. ..... .889 (8-9) ........ Tashina Taylor ....... at Southern Illinois 11-19-05........... .889 (8-9) ........ Meghan Geddes ... vs Montana Tech ..12-2-99........... .889 (8-9) ........ Jill Sperry ............... at Northern Ariziona 1-5-91

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TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDSLARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY1. .... 82 .....vs. Walla Walla .............................107-25 ................11-8-132. .... 57 .....vs. Southern Utah ........................ 96-39 .................12-8-822. .... 56 .....vs. Montana Tech ........................ 90-34 .................12-2-003. .... 51 .....vs. Portland State ........................ 80-29 .................2-27-974. .... 47 .....vs. Cal State Northridge .............. 92-45 ...............11-30-945. .... 46 .....vs. Colorado State ....................... 97-51 .................2-24-796. .... 42 .....vs. Sacramento State .................. 87-45 .................1-13-017. .... 41 .....vs. Idaho (Fort Collins, CO ......... 98-57 ...............11-25-06 ........ 41 .....vs. Northern Arizona .................... 95-54 .................2-13-929. .... 37 .....vs. Utah State .............................. 75-38 ...................1-3-87 ........ 37 .....vs. Utah State .............................. 98-61 ...................1-7-83

FREE THROWS MADE 1. ....... 19.....Kathy Miller ............vs Brigham Young .................2-11-77 2. ....... 17.....Melanie Knott .........vs Southern Utah ................12-29-89 3. ....... 16.....Julie Gjertsen .........vs Northern Arizona ..............1-13-05 ........... 16.....Sue Crowell ...........vs Eastern Washington ......11-28-81 ........... 16.....Kathy Miller ............at Utah ....................................2-12-77 ........... 16.....Kathy Miller ............at Ricks ..................................1-29-77 7. ....... 15.....Cindy Holcomb ......vs Montana ..............................2-3-90 ........... 15.......Melanie Knott .......at Brigham Young ...............12-20-89 ........... 15.......Melanie Knott .......vs US International ..............11-25-88 ........... 15.......Cindy Stumph ......vs Arizona State ..................12-29-81

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 1. ....... 23.......Kathy Miller ...........vs Brigham Young .................2-11-77 2. ....... 22.......Cindy Holcomb ....vs Montana ..............................2-3-90 3. ....... 21.......Melanie Knott .......at Brigham Young ...............12-20-89 4. ....... 20.......Cindy Stumph ......vs Nebraska ..........................12-4-80 5. ....... 19.......Melanie Knott .......vs Southern Utah ................12-29-89 6. ....... 18.......Julie Gjertsen .......vs Northern Arizona ..............1-13-05 ........... 18.......Cindy Stumph ......vs Arizona State ..................12-29-81 ........... 18.......Sue Crowell ..........vs Eastern Washington ......11-28-81 ........... 18.......Becky Ingle ...........vs Idaho .................................1-14-84 ........... 18.......Kathy Miller ...........at Utah ....................................2-12-77 ........... 18.......Kathy Miller ...........vs Utah State .......................12-16-76

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. 5 attempts) 1. .......1.000 (16-16) ...Kathy Miller ..............at Ricks JC ...........1-29-77 2. .......1.000 (13-13) ...Rachelle Gardner ....vs Idaho State ......1-21-95 3. .......1.000 (12-12) ...Mika Brown ..............at Montana .............3-9-96 ...........1.000(12-12) ....Kathy Miller ..............at New Mexico .....1-22-77 5. .......1.000 (11-11) ...Sara Tuomi vs Brigham Young ........12-28-05 ...........1.000 (11-11) ...Cindy Stumph ..........vs Montana State 12-20-80 7. .......1.000 (10-10) ...Sara Tuomi .............at Utah State ......11-21-06 ..........1.000 (10-10) ...Sara Tuomi .............vs. Northern Iowa 11-17-06 ...........1.000 (10-10) ...Stephanie Stanger ..vs Montana State ..3-3-01 ...........1.000 (10-10) ...Thea Alex .................vs Southern Utah 12-29-89 ...........1.000 (10-10) ...Deryn Denhan .........vs Santa Clara ...12-14-85 ...........1.000 (10-10) ...Karleen Peart ...........vs Utah ...................1-2-84 ...........1.000 (10-10) ...Becky Ingle ..............at Utah ................12-15-83 ...........1.000 (10-10) ...Cindy Stumph ..........vs Hawaii ............11-18-81 ...........1.000 (10-10) ...Kathy Miller ..............at No. Colorado ...2-16-79 ...........1.000 (10-10) ...Kathy Miller ..............vs New Mexico ......2-2-79 ...........1.000 (10-10) ...Kathy Miller ..............vs Utah State .........1-6-79 ...........1.000 (10-10) ...Kathy Miller ..............vs UNLV ...............1-20-78

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE1. ......8 ........ Chelsey Warburton vs Portland State ..............1-19-062. .......7 ........ Megan Patterson vs. Boise State ................12-18-10...........7 ........ Chelsey Warburton vs. Portland State .............2-10-07...........7 ........ Laura Porter ..........vs Portland State ...................1-19-06

...........7 ........ Julie Gjertsen ........at Eastern Washington .........2-26-046. .......6 ........ Sarah Conner .......at Utah Valley ........................1-27-09...........6 ........ Ali Thorderson ......at Montana State ...................1-15-09...........6 ........ Ali Thorderson ......vs Elon .................................11-29-08...........6 ........ Ali Thorderson ......vs Westminster College ......11-25-08...........6 ........ Chelsey Warburton at Montana State ..............3-3-07...........6 ........ Chelsey Warburton vs. Montana ...................1-20-07...........6 ........ Chelsey Warburton at Air Force .....................12-30-06...........6 ........ Chelsey Warburton vs. Southern Illinois .........12-2-06...........6 ........ Chelsey Warburton vs. NW Nazarene ......... 11-11-06...........6 ........ Chelsey Warburton vs Idaho State ..................1-26-06...........6 ........ Chelsey Warburton vs UC Santa Barbara ....11-28-05...........6 ........ Stephanie Stanger vs TX Pan-American .....12-15-01...........6 ........ Stephanie Stanger at CS Northridge................1-4-01...........6 ........ Shelley Olson .......vs Eastern Washington ..........2-2-00...........6 ........ Shelley Olson .......at Northern Arizona ...............2-27-99...........6 ........ Rachelle Gardner at Colorado State ..............1-6-96...........6 ........ Nicky Wangsgard at Southern Utah ...........12-31-93...........6 ........Megan Patterson ... at Idaho State ...............2-18-12...........6 ........Desiree Ramos .....vs. Northern Arizona .............1-30-14

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1. ......17...... Ali Thorderson ......at Montana .............................1-17-092. ......15...... Chelsey Warburton vs. Western Carolina ........11-24-06...........15...... Chelsey Warburton vs. NW Nazarane ............ 11-11-06...........15...... Shelley Olson .......at Southern Utah .................12-11-995. ......13...... Sarah Conner .......at Utah Valley ........................1-27-09...........13...... Chelsey Warburton vs. Portland State ..............2-10-07...........13...... Chelsey Warburton vs. Idaho State ..................1-24-07...........13...... Chelsey Warburton vs Pacific .........................12-10-05...........13...... Julie Gjertsen ........at Eastern Washington .........2-26-04...........13...... Sheila Robertson at North Texas .....................1-7-03...........13...... Kristin Clyder-Gardner.........vs UC Riverside ......2-24-01...........13...... Brittney Newcomb at Northern Arizona ..........1-17-12

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 5 attempts) 1. ....... 1.000 (5-5) ......Shelley Olson ..........vs Eastern Wash. .1-21-98 2. ....... .875 (7-8) ........Laura Porter .............vs Portland State ..1-19-06 3. ....... .857 (6-7) ........Ali Thorderson .........at Montana State ..1-15-09........... .857 (6-7) ........Shelley Olson ..........vs Eastern Wash. ...2-2-00 5. ....... .800 (8-10) ......Chelsey Warburton vs Portland State ..1-19-06 ........... .800 (4-5) ........Julie Gjertsen vs Montana State ........1-15-04 ........... .800 (4-5) ........Brooke Hansen .......vs Idaho ...............11-22-02 ........... .800 (4-5) ........K. Clyder-Gardner ...at Montana ............2-16-02 ........... .800 (4-5) ........K. Clyder-Gardner ...vs No. Arziona ........3-8-01 10. ..... .750 (6-8) ........Chelsey Warburton at Montana State ...3-3-07 ........... .750 (6-8) ........Nicky Wangsgard ....at Southern Utah 12-31-93 ........... .750 (6-8) ........Shelley Olson ..........at No. Arizona .......2-27-99........... .750 (6-8) ........Desiree Ramos .......vs No. Arizona ......1-30-14

LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT1. .... 65 .....at Oregon ..................................... 55-110 .............12-13-802. .... 53 .....at Washington .............................. 61-114 .............12-20-863. .... 50 .....at Arizona ..................................... 46-96 ...............12-10-964. ..... 49 .....at Nebraska .................................. 47-96 ...............11-14-085. ..... 48 .....at Montana ................................... 39-87 .................1-20-94......... 48 .....at Utah .......................................... 47-95 ...............112-7-907. .... 44 .....at Brigham Young ........................ 66-100 .................3-1-808. .... 42 .....at UNLV ........................................ 74-116 .................2-4-779. .... 41 .....at Montana ................................... 49-90 .................1-13-9510. .. 39 .....at Oregon ..................................... 45-84 ...............12-12-92 ........ 39 .....at Idaho State ............................... 37-76 .................2-12-98

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY (at home)1. .... 82 .....vs. Walla Walla .............................107-25 ................11-8-132. ..... 57 .....vs. Southern Utah ........................ 96-39 .................12-8-823. .... 56 .....vs. Montana Tech ........................ 90-34 .................12-2-004. .... 51 .....vs. Portland State ........................ 80-29 .................2-27-975. .... 47 .....vs. Cal State Northridge .............. 92-45 ...............11-30-946. .... 46 .....vs. Colorado State ....................... 97-51 .................2-24-797. .... 42 .....vs. Sacramento State .................. 87-45 .................1-13-018. .... 41 .....vs. Northern Arizona .................... 95-54 .................2-13-929. .... 37 .....vs. Utah State .............................. 75-38 ...................1-3-87 ........ 37 .....vs. Utah State .............................. 98-61 ...................1-7-8310. .. 34 .....vs. Southern Utah ........................ 99-65 .................12-9-85

LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT (at home)1. .... 36 .....vs. Montana ................................. 69-105 .................2-3-902. .... 35 .....vs. Montana ................................. 49-84 .................1-25-853. .... 34 .....vs. Utah ........................................ 43-77 ...............11-29-064. .... 28 .....vs. Montana ................................. 53-81 .................2-19-94......... 28 .....vs. Boise State ............................. 59-87 .................1-15-946. ..... 24 .....vs. Montana ................................. 51-75 .................2-19-09......... 24 .....vs. Montana ................................. 41-65 ...................2-1-888. .... 22 .....vs. Nevada ................................... 58-80 ...............12-10-97......... 22 .....vs. Boise State ............................. 72-94 .................2-11-93......... 22 .....vs. Montana ................................. 76-98 .................1-21-93

MOST POINTS IN A GAME1. .... 115....at Utah State ...........................W .... 115-110 ..........1-26-792. .... 109 ...vs. New Mexico .......................W .... 109-98 (ot) .......2-2-793. .... 107 ...vs. Walla Walla .........................W .... 107-25............11-8-134. .... 105 ...vs. Hastings Col. (Lincoln, NE) .......W ..................... 105-81 11-16-795. .... 104 ...vs. Idaho ...................................W .... 104-97 (ot) .....2-18-83......... 104 ...vs. Sacramento State ..............L...... 104-111 ............2-1-146. .... 102 ...vs. Utah State ..........................W .... 102-85..........12-14-837. .... 99 .....vs. UC Riverside ......................W .... 99-79 ............11-16-01......... 99 .....vs. Northern Arizona ................W .... 99-85 ................3-2-96......... 99 .....at Boise State ...........................W .... 99-85 ..............1-17-91......... 99 .....vs. Southern Utah ....................W .... 99-65 ..............12-9-85......... 99 .....at Arizona .................................W .... 99-76 ................2-3-79......... 99 .....at Northern Arizona .................W .... 99-72 ................2-9-79

FEWEST POINTS IN A GAME 1. ..... 30 ....vs. Northern Arizona ................L......30-36 .................2-2-01 2. ..... 33 ....at Utah ......................................L......33-61 .............11-25-00 3. ..... 36 ....vs. Wyoming ............................L......36-51 .............12-21-05 ......... 36 ....at Kansas State .......................L......36-60 ...............12-7-02 5. ..... 37 ....vs. Denver ................................L......37-52 ...............2-13-99 ......... 37 ....at Idaho State ...........................L......37-76 ...............2-12-98......... 37 ....vs Montana State ....................L......37 -67 ..............1-24-13......... 37 ....at Idaho State ...........................L......37-68 ...............2-21-139. ..... 38 ....at Utah ......................................L......38-65 ...............12-7-05 ......... 38 ....at Utah ......................................L......38-51 .............12-20-03 10. ... 39 ....at Montana ...............................L......39-87 ...............1-20-94

MOST POINTS IN A GAME (at home) 1. ..... 109 ..vs. New Mexico .......................W ....109-98 (ot) ........2-2-793. .... 107 ..vs. Walla Walla .........................W .... 107-25............11-8-134. ..... 104 ..vs. Idaho ...................................W ....104-97 (ot) ......2-18-83......... 104 ..vs. Sacramento State ..............L...... 104-111 ............2-1-14 6. ..... 102 ..vs. Utah State ..........................W ....102-85...........12-14-83 7. ..... 99 ....vs. UC Riverside ......................W ....99-79 .............11-16-01 ......... 99 ....vs. Northern Arizona ................W ....99-85 .................3-2-96 ......... 99 ....vs. Southern Utah ....................W ....99-65 ...............12-9-85 10. ... 98 ....vs. Utah State ..........................W ....98-61 .................1-7-83 ......... 98 ....vs. Idaho State .........................W ....98-69 ...............2-11-82

TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDSFEWEST POINTS IN A GAME (at home) 1. ..... 30 ....vs. Northern Arizona ................L......30-36 .................2-2-01 2. ..... 36 ....vs. Wyoming ............................L......36-51 .............12-21-05 3. ..... 37 ....vs. Denver ................................L......37-52 ...............2-13-99 ........ 37 ....vs Montana State ....................L......37 -67 ..............1-24-134 ...... 41 ....vs. Utah State ..........................L......41-44 .............12-22-08......... 41 ....vs. Montana .............................L......41-65 .................2-1-88 6. ..... 43 ....vs. Utah ....................................L......43-77 .............11-29-06 7. ..... 47 ....vs. Brigham Young ..................L......47-63 .............12-28-05 ......... 47 ....vs. Portland State ....................L......47-61 .................2-3-00 9. ..... 48 ....vs. Utah ....................................L......48-69 .............11-21-97 ......... 48 ....vs. Montana State ...................L......48-54 ...............2-13-87 ......... 48 ....vs. Wyoming ............................W ....48-46 ...............1-24-75

MOST POINTS ALLOWED 1. ..... 116...at UNLV ....................................L......116-74 ...............2-4-77 2. ..... 114...at Washington ..........................L......114-61 ...........12-20-86 t3. .... 111 ...vs. Baylor (Provo, UT) .............L......111-93 .............1-13-78 t3. .... 111 ...at UNLV ....................................L......111-76 ...........12-28-75t3 ..... 111 ..vs. Sacramento State ..............L......111-104 .............2-1-14t6 ..... 110...at Oregon .................................L......110-55 ...........12-13-81 t6. .... 110...at Utah State ............................W ....115-110 ...........1-26-79 t6. .... 110...vs. UNLV ..................................L......110-92 .............1-20-78 9. ..... 109 ..at Brigham Young ....................L......109-83...........11-23-85 10. ... 107 ..at Seminole JC ........................L......107-79...........12-29-75

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED1. ..... 25 .....vs. Walla Wall ...........................W ....107-25.............11-8-13 2. ..... 29 .....vs. Portland State ....................W .... 80-29 ..............2-27-973. .... 34 .....vs. Montana Tech ....................W .... 90-34 ..............12-2-994. .... 36 .....vs. Northern Arizona ................L...... 30-36 ................2-2-01t5. ... 37 .....vs. Idaho ...................................W .... 54-37 ..............2-15-88t5. ... 37 .....vs. Northern Arizona ................W .... 37-65 ..............2-22-75t5. ... 37 .....vs. Arizona State ......................W .... 60-37 ................2-1-75t8. ... 38 .....vs. Utah State ..........................W .... 75-38 ................1-3-87t8. ... 38 .....at Wyoming ..............................W .... 46-38 ..............1-16-76t10. . 39 .....vs. Eastern Washington ..........W .... 51-39 ..............1-27-01t10. . 39 .....at Cal State Northridge ............W .... 61-39 ..............2-20-97t10. . 40 .....at Sacramento State ...............W .... 74-40 ..............2-10-05t10. . 40 .....vs. Montana State ...................W .... 67-40 ..............2-20-99t10. . 40 .....vs. Sacramento State ..............W .... 57-40 ................1-4-99

MOST POINTS ALLOWED (at home)1...... 111 .vs. Sacramento State ........ L .... 111-104 .........2-1-142......110 ..vs. UNLV ........................... L .... 110-92 ........1-20-78t3. ...105 ..vs. Montana ....................... L .... 69-105 ..........2-3-90t3. ...105 ..vs. Oregon ......................... L .... 105-95 ........2-21-805. ....103 ..vs. California ...................... L .... 103-97 ........12-1-786. ....102 ..vs. Brigham Young ............ L .... 102-94 ........1-26-807. ....99 ....vs. Utah State .................... L .... 99-83 ........12-16-76t8. ...98 ....vs. Montana ....................... L .... 98-76 ..........1-21-93t8. ...98 ....vs. New Mexico ................. L .... 98-109 (ot) ...2-2-7910. ..97 ....vs. Idaho ............................ L .... 97-104 (ot) .2-18-83

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED (at home)1......25 ....vs. Walla Wall .................... W .. 107-25 ......... 11-8-13 2 .....29 ....vs. Portland State .............. W .. 80-29 ..........2-27-973. ....34 ....vs. Montana Tech .............. W .. 90-34 ..........12-2-994. ....36 ....vs. Northern Arizona .......... L .... 30-36 ............2-2-01t5. ...37 ....vs. Idaho ............................ W .. 54-37 ..........2-15-88t5. ...37 ....vs. Northern Arizona .......... W .. 37-65 ..........2-22-75t5. ...37 ....vs. Arizona State ............... W .. 60-37 ............2-1-758 .....38 ....vs. Utah State .................... W .. 75-38 ............1-3-879. ....39 ....vs. Eastern Washington .... W .. 51-39 ..........1-27-01

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LONGEST WINNING STREAKS1........9 games ......................................... Jan. 18-Feb. 20, 2003..........9 games ......................................... Jan. 10-Feb. 14, 19763. ......8 games ........................................Feb. 4-March 13, 19824........7 games ..........................................Feb. 5-March 3, 2005..........7 games ...............................Dec. 20, 2001-Jan. 12, 2002..........7 games ........................................Feb. 15-March 8, 1996..........7 games ...........................................Feb. 24-Dec. 9, 1994..........7 games ...................................... Feb. 12-March 11, 1983..........7 games ......................................... Jan. 23-Feb. 16, 1979

LONGEST LOSING STREAKS1. ......48 games ...............................Dec.15,2011 - Nov. 8, 2013 ..........12 games .......................................Feb. 20-Dec. 29, 19922........11 games ......................................March 6-Dec. 29, 19973........10 games .........................................Feb. 13-Dec. 5, 19874........9 games ............................................Jan. 1-Jan. 30, 19935........8 games ...............................Dec. 22, 2008-Jan. 22, 2009..........8 games ...................................Dec. 4, 1999-Jan. 6, 2000..........8 games ...............................Dec. 13, 1984-Jan. 12, 1985

MOST REBOUNDS1........76.......vs. Ricks College .....................................1-8-19772........75.......at No. Arizona ........................................2-16-19803........70.......vs. Idaho State ....................................12-16-19784........67.......vs. Rhode Island......................................1-3-19805........65.......vs. Arizona ...............................................2-3-19796........63.......vs. Loyola Marymount ...........................12-7-19857........61.......vs. Nevada ............................................1-19-1990..........61.......at Utah State .......................................12-16-1982..........61.......at Northern Arizona .................................2-9-197910......60.......3 times

FEWEST REBOUNDS1........22.......at Brigham Young ................................12-14-2006..........22.......at Boise State ........................................12-3-2003..........22.......at Southern Utah .................................12-18-1997..........22.......at Washington .....................................12-20-1985..........22.......at UTEP ...................................................3-2-19796........23.......vs. Wyoming ........................................12-21-2005..........23.......at Montana ............................................3-12-2005..........23.......vs. Southern Utah................................12-28-2000..........23.......at San Diego........................................12-01-201310......24.......8 times

MOST ASSISTS1........33.......vs. Eastern Washington ........................1-26-19892........32.......vs. UC Riverside .................................. 11-16-2001..........32.......vs. Utah State ........................................2-27-19804........30.......vs. Sacramento State ..............................2-1-20145........29.......vs. Idaho .............................................. 11-25-20066........28.......vs. Colorado State ...................................1-3-1995..........28.......vs. Northern Arizona ..............................2-13-1992..........28.......vs. San Diego State...............................12-1-1982..........28.......vs. Utah State ......................................12-16-1981..........28.......vs. E. Washington ............................... 11-28-1981

FEWEST ASSISTS1........2 .........at Idaho .................................................1-20-1983..........2 .........at Wyoming .........................................12-14-20122........3 .........at Montana .......................................... 11-29-1998

..........3 .........at San Francisco ...................................12-4-1994

..........3 .........at Hawaii ................................................12-8-1989

..........3 .........vs. Brigham Young ................................1-18-1979

..........3 .........at North Dakota .....................................1-05-2013

..........3 .........at Idaho State ........................................2-18-20127........4 .........9 times

MOST STEALS1........21.......vs. Walla Walla ...................................... 11-8-20132........20.......vs. Northern Arizona ..............................1-22-1981..........20.......vs. Brigham Young ..................................3-9-19793........19.......vs. Cal State Northridge ...................... 11-30-1994..........19.......vs. SMU ............................................... 11-19-1982..........19.......at Washington State ............................12-15-1980..........19.......vs. Brigham Young ................................1-26-19808........18.......vs. Simon Fraser .....................................1-8-1981..........18.......vs. Colorado State .................................12-5-1980..........18.......vs. Brigham Young ................................12-1-1979

BLOCKS1........14.......vs. Boise State ....................................12-15-19792........12.......at Sacramento State................................3-1-1997..........12.......vs. Southern Utah....................................2-6-19974........11 .......vs. Utah State ..........................................3-3-19805........10.......at Brigham Young ................................12-20-1989..........10.......vs. Utah ............................................... 11-24-19797........9 .........vs. Eastern Washington ........................ 1-11-1997..........9 .........at Utah ..................................................1-25-19809........8 .........8 times

MOST TURNOVERS1........46.......vs. Brigham Young ............................. 11-19-19802........39.......at Brigham Young ....................................1-3-19853........38.......vs. Hawaii ........................................... 11-18-19814........37.......at Cal State Northridge ........................12-22-19785........36.......vs. Brigham Young ................................1-26-19806........35.......at Arizona ............................................12-16-20127........34.......vs. Gonzaga ........................................12-29-1997..........34.......at Oregon ............................................12-12-1992..........34.......vs. Nevada ............................................1-10-198010......33.......3 times

FEWEST TURNOVERS1........3 .........vs. California ..........................................12-1-19782........5 .........vs. Wyoming ............................................1-5-1995..........5 .........vs. West Virginia ................................. 11-27-19934........6 .........vs. Northern Arizona ..............................1-13-20055........7 .........at Idaho State ..........................................3-8-2008..........7 .........vs. Temple .............................................3-17-1983..........7 .........at San Jose State ............................... 11-20-19818........8 .........Six times.

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE1. ......47.......vs Walla Walla ....................................... 11-8-2013..........45.......at Utah State .........................................1-26-1979t2.......44.......vs. Idaho State ..................................... 2-11-1982t2.......44.......vs. Hastings College........................... 11-16-1979t2.......44.......at Northern Arizona .................................2-9-1979t5.......42.......at Northern Arizona ...............................2-16-1980t5.......42.......vs. New Mexico .......................................2-2-1979t5.......42.......vs. Southern Utah..................................12-9-1985t8.......41.......vs. Northern Arizona ..............................2-13-1992t8.......41.......vs. Colorado State .................................2-24-1979t8.......41.......vs. Idaho State ....................................12-16-1978

TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDSt8.......41.......vs. Utah .................................................12-8-1977t8.......41.......vs. Sacramento State ..............................2-1-2014

FEWEST FIELD GOALS MADE1........11 .......at Nebraska ......................................... 11-14-2008..........11 .......at Brigham Young ............................... 11-30-2002..........11 .......at San Francisco ...................................12-4-19943........12.......at Kansas State .....................................12-7-2002..........12.......vs. Northern Arizona ................................2-2-2001..........12.......at Utah ................................................ 11-25-2000..........12.......vs. Montana ...........................................1-13-1996..........12.......vs Northern Colorado ..........................01-09-20148 .......13.......at Texas-San Antonio ..........................12-30-2007..........13.......vs. Idaho .............................................. 11-25-2007..........13.......vs. Brigham Young ..............................12-28-2005..........13.......vs. Denver .............................................2-13-1999

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1........100.....at Northern Arizona .................................2-9-1979..........100.....vs. Idaho State ....................................12-16-19783........99.......vs. Ricks College .....................................1-8-19774........94.......at New Mexico .....................................12-10-1976..........94.......vs. Utah State ......................................12-16-19766........93.......vs. New Mexico ...................................12-10-19767........91.......at Northern Arizona ...............................2-16-19808........90.......vs. Idaho State ......................................1-31-19869........87.......vs. Northern Arizona ..............................2-13-1992..........87.......vs. Brigham Young ..................................1-3-1986..........87.......at Utah State .........................................1-27-1977

FEWEST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1........37.......at Cal State Fullerton...........................12-19-19872........40.......at Utah ...................................................12-9-1999..........40.......at Montana ............................................1-16-19874........42.......at Oregon State ...................................12-12-2009..........42.......vs. Brigham Young .............................. 11-28-2003..........42.......vs. Pacific ..............................................12-4-1987

BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE(min. 20 made)1........ .629...vs. Idaho .............................................. 11-25-20062........ .627...vs. Northern Arizona ................................3-5-19943........ .625...vs. Chapman College ..............................1-9-19884........ .623...vs. Santa Clara ....................................12-17-1982.......... .623...vs. Utah State ........................................1-31-19816........ .620...vs. Idaho State ...................................... 2-11-19827........ .619...vs. Pacific ..............................................12-4-19878........ .617...at Idaho ...................................................2-7-19879........ .613...at Eastern Washington ..........................1-26-198910...... .612...vs. Sacramento State ..............................2-1-2014

LOWEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE1........ .196...at Nebraska ......................................... 11-14-20082........ .205...at Long Beach State ............................ 11-17-19983........ .207...vs Northern Colorado ............................1-09-20144........ .222...vs. Montana ...........................................1-13-19965........ .224...at New Mexico ..................................... 11-27-20126........ .230...vs. Iowa .................................................12-4-19997........ .231...at Kansas State .....................................12-7-20028........ .237...at Utah .................................................12-01-2009.......... .237...at Idaho State ........................................2-21-201310...... .239...at San Francisco ...................................12-4-1994

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS1........ 16......vs. Portland State ..................................1-19-20062........ 14......at Sacramento State..............................1-24-20083........ 13......vs. Southern Utah................................ 11-19-2009.......... 13......at Montana State ...................................1-15-2009.......... 13......vs. Northern Colorado .............................1-6-20056........ 12......at UTEP ............................................... 11-27-2009.......... 12......vs. Florida Atlantic ............................... 11-24-2001.......... 12......vs. Miami ............................................. 11-28-2003.......... 12......at Montana ..............................................3-5-2005.......... 12......at Idaho State ........................................1-20-1996

MOST THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS1........ 35......at Utah Valley ........................................1-27-20092........ 34......at Sacramento State..............................1-24-20083........ 33......at Montana ............................................1-17-20094........ 32......vs. Miami ............................................. 11-28-20035........ 30......vs. Northern Colorado .............................1-6-2005.......... 30......vs. Florida Atlantic ............................... 11-24-2001.......... 30......vs. San Jose State ................................ 12-3-20117........ 29...... at Sacramento State...........................01-28-2010.......... 29......vs. Northwest Nazarene ...................... 11-11-2006.......... 29...... at Colorado ......................................... 12-17-20119........ 28......vs. Montana .............................................2-3-2005.......... 28......at North Texas .........................................1-7-2003.......... 28......at Montana State ...................................2-14-1998

THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE(min. 10 made)1........ .769...vs. Eastern Washington ..........................2-2-20002........ .696...vs. Portland State ..................................1-19-20063........ .625...vs. UC Riverside .................................. 11-16-20014........ .556...vs. Idaho .............................................. 11-25-20065........ .550...vs. New Mexico State ..........................12-14-2002.......... .550...at Grand Canyon ...................................12-8-19957........ .542...at Montana State ...................................1-15-20098........ .526...vs. Eastern Michigan ........................... 11-29-2007.......... .526...vs. Northern Arizona ..............................1-23-2003.......... .526...vs. Idaho State ........................................2-8-2003.......... .526...at Montana ............................................1-10-1999

MOST FREE THROWS MADE1........ 37......vs. Southern Utah................................12-29-19892........ 35......vs. Colorado ............................................2-9-19803........ 34......vs. Northern Arizona ..............................1-13-20054........ 33......at Brigham Young ................................12-20-1989.......... 33......at Brigham Young ................................ 11-23-19856........ 32......at Brigham Young ....................................1-4-1994.......... .526...vs. Northern Arizona ..............................1-23-2003.......... .526...vs. Idaho State ........................................2-8-2003.......... .526...at Montana ............................................1-10-1999

MOST FREE THROWS MADE1........ 37......vs. Southern Utah................................12-29-19892........ 35......vs. Colorado ............................................2-9-19803........ 34......vs. Northern Arizona ..............................1-13-20054........ 33......at Brigham Young ................................12-20-1989.......... 33......at Brigham Young ................................ 11-23-19856........ 32......at Brigham Young ....................................1-4-1994.......... 32......vs. Nevada ..............................................2-1-1991.......... 32......vs. Utah State ......................................12-14-1983.......... 32......vs. Utah State ..........................................1-6-197910...... 31......3 times

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POINTS ..........................(107) WSU vs. Walla Walal, 11-8-13POINTS (HALF) .... (57) (2nd) WSU vs. Utah State, 12-14-83.................................. (57) (1st) WSU vs. Walla Walla, 11-8-13FG’s ATT .......................(100) WSU vs. Idaho State, 12-16-78FG’s MADE ..................... (44) WSU vs. Idaho State, 2-11-82FG PERCENT (.628, 32-51) WSU vs. Northern Arizona, 3-5-943 PT. FG’s ATTEMPTED (36) No. Colorado vs. WSU, 1-06-053 PT. FG’s MADE ....... (16) WSU vs. Portland State, 1-19-063 PT. FG PERCENT ... EWU (.833, 10-12) vs. WSU, 2-13-88FT’s ATTEMPTED .................(48) WSU vs. Colorado, 2-9-80FT’s MADE ............................... (37) WSU vs. SUU, 12-29-89FT PERCENT (.944, 17-18) WSU vs. No. Colorado, 1-22-11REBOUNDS ....... (73) Brigham Young vs. Utah State, 1-8-83ASSISTS ..................... (32) WSU vs.UC Riverside, 11-16-01TURNOVERS ......... (46) WSU vs. Brigham Young, 11-19-80BLOCKED SHOTS ....... (14) WSU vs. Boise State, 12-15-79STEALS ................... (27) WSU vs. Brigham Young, 11-19-80MOST TOTAL POINTS (215) WSU 104, Sacramento State..................................................................................111, 2-1-14FEWEST TOTAL POINTS ... (66) NAU 36, WSU 30, 2-2-01BIGGEST POINT SPREAD . (82) WSU 107, Walla Walla 25, ........................................................................................11-8-13

INDIVIDUALPOINTS ....... (40) Sue Crowell, WSU vs. Idaho State, 2-5-83POINTS (HALF) (25) Melanie Knott, WSU vs. Idaho (2nd), 3-1-90............ and Sue Crowell, WSU vs. Idaho State (2nd), 2-5-83FG’s ATT ........ (29) Kathy Miller, WSU vs. Australia, 11-20-78FG’s MADE (17) Cindy Stumph, WSU vs. Idaho State, 2-11-82FG PERCENT ........................... (.916, 11-12), Cindy Stumph,....................................Weber State vs. Santa Clara, 12-17-823 PT. FG’s ATT ..................................(15) Chelsey Warburton,......................Weber State vs. Northwest Nazarene, 11-11-063 PT. FG’s MADE . (9) Susan Smith, EWU vs. WSU, 2-13-883 PT. FG PERCENT ................... (1.000, 5-5), Shelley Olson,........................Weber State vs. Eastern Washington, 1-21-98FT’s ATT ............(19) Melanie Knott, WSU vs. SUU, 12-29-89FT’s MADE .......(17) Melanie Knott, WSU vs. SUU, 12-29-89FT PERCENT ....................... (1.000, 12-12), Ruth Fugleberg,.................................... Boise State vs. Weber State, 12-14-79REBOUNDS ...... (24) Cindy Stumph, WSU vs. Utah, 12-6-82ASSISTS (13) Karleen Peart, WSU vs. San Diego St., 12-1-82TURNOVERS (14) Penny Wanberg, WSU vs. Colorado, 2-9-80BLOCKED SHOTS (8) Cindy Stumph, WSU vs. BSU, 12-15-79..... (8) Stephanie Sorensen, WSU vs. Southern Utah, 2-6-97STEALS ....... (9) Regina Okoye, WSU vs. Montana Western, 11-11-2013

FEWEST FREE THROWS MADE1........ 1 ........vs. Utah ............................................... 11-21-19972........ 2 ........at Idaho State ........................................3-10-2006.......... 2 ........vs. Portland State ..................................1-19-2006.......... 2 ........at Montana ..............................................2-8-1992.......... 2 ........at San Francisco ...................................12-5-19876........ 3 ........vs. Idaho State ........................................2-1-2008.......... 3 ........vs. Tennessee-Chattanooga ................12-29-2007.......... 3 ........at Utah .................................................12-20-2003.......... 3 ........at Idaho State ........................................1-15-1999.......... 3 ........at Colorado .......................................... 11-26-1993.......... 3 ........at UC Irvine .........................................12-21-1987.......... 3 ........at CSU Bakersfield ................................ 1-03-2011

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS1........ 56......at Brigham Young ................................ 11-23-19852........ 48......at Utah ...................................................12-6-1985.......... 48......vs. Colorado ............................................2-9-19804........ 47......vs. Oregon .............................................2-21-19805........ 46......vs. Portland .........................................12-16-1992.......... 46......vs. Nevada ..............................................2-1-1991.......... 46......vs. Southern Utah................................12-29-19898........ 45......vs. Arizona ...............................................2-3-1979.......... 45......at Northern Arizona ............................. 11-29-198510...... 44......at Brigham Young ................................12-20-1989

FEWEST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS1........ 2 ........vs. Utah ............................................... 11-21-1997.......... 2 ........at San Francisco ...................................12-5-19873........ 3 ........vs. Idaho State ........................................2-1-20084........ 4 .......at CSU Bakersfield ................................ 1-03-2011.......... 4 ........vs. Utah State ......................................12-22-2008.......... 4 ........at Montana ..............................................2-8-1992.......... 4 ........at UC Irvine .........................................12-21-19878........ 5 ........vs. Portland State ..................................1-19-2006.......... 5 ........at Montana State ...................................2-18-1993.......... 5 ........at New Mexico State .............................12-2-1983

BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE(min. 10 made)1........ 1.000 at Ricks College (16-16) ........................1-29-1977.......... 1.000 at Utah (11-11) .......................................1-16-19823........ .952...at Utah (20-21) ....................................12-15-19834........ .944...Northern Colorado (17-18) .................... 1-22-20115........ .941...vs. No. Nazarene (16-17) .................... 11-11-20066........ .938...vs. E. Washington (15-16) .......................3-8-20027........ .935...vs. Idaho State (29-31) ..........................1-21-19958........ .933...at E. Washington (14-15) ......................2-22-1996.......... .933...at Idaho (28-30) .....................................1-26-199510...... .929...vs. Idaho State (13-14) ..........................2-25-1984.......... .929...vs. Colorado (13-14)..............................3-10-1979.......... .929...at Pepperdine (13-14) .........................12-20-1978

HOME ATTENDANCE1........ 4,877 vs. Oregon State ................................. 12-14-20112........ 4,540 vs. Southern Utah................................ 11-19-20093........ 2,551 vs. Utah State ......................................12-22-20084........ 2,013 vs. Utah Valley State ...............................1-8-20055........ 1,921 vs. Brigham Young ..............................12-12-20076........ 1,853 vs. Idaho State ........................................3-6-20047........ 1,785 vs. Montana State ...................................3-9-20028........ 1,776 vs. Brigham Young ..............................12-28-20059........ 1,612 vs. Utah .................................................12-9-2004

10...... 1,601 vs. Brigham Young .............................. 11-21-200311. ..... 1,597 vs. Montana .............................................2-3-200512...... 1,526 vs. Idaho State ........................................2-8-200313...... 1,515 vs. Eastern Washington ..........................3-8-200214...... 1,424 vs. Montana State .................................3-15-2003

1. Kathy Miller (1976-79)Year FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Avg.75-76 196-482 69-89 461 22.176-77 228-485 169-207 625 31.377-78 301-594 152-191 754 27.978-79 363-713 188-211 905 28.3Tot. 1088-2274 578-698 2,745 27.5

2. Cindy Stumph (1980-83)Year FG-FGA FT-FTA Pts. Avg.79-80 131-316 98-139 420 15.680-81 318-559 193-256 829 25.981-82 282-514 178-236 742 23.982-83 172-382 136-175 480 15.5Tot. 903-1771 605-806 2,690 22.1

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12. Caitlin Anderson (07-11) Year Pts. Avg. 07-08 186 6.9 08-09 363 12.5 09-10 325 12.5 10-11 373 13.3 Totals 1,247 11.3

13. Stephanie Stanger (99-02) Year Pts. Avg. 98-99 59 2.2 99-00 221 7.6 00-01 308 13.6 01-02 466 15.0 Totals 1,126 9.8

14. Carla Taylor (1980-84) Year Pts. Avg. 79-80 245 9.4 81-82 218 7.0 82-83 403 12.6 83-84 256 14.2 Totals 1,122 10.5

15. Chelsey Warburton (05-07) Year Pts. Avg. 04-05 232 8.0 05-06 345 11.5 06-07 531 17.1 Totals 1,108 12.3

16. Rachelle Gardner (93-96) Year Pts. Avg. 92-93 132 5.1 93-94 149 5.7 94-95 386 14.9 95-96 342 11.8 Totals 1,009 9.4

3. Julie Gjertsen (2002-05) Year Pts. Avg. 01-02 322 10.4 02-03 488 16.3 03-04 478 17.1 04-05 464 16.0 Totals 1,752 14.8

4. Penny Wanberg (1978-81) Year Pts. Avg. 77-78 305 11.3 78-79 411 13.7 79-80 495 16.0 80-81 455 14.2 Totals 1,666 13.9

5. Melanie Knott (1988-91) Year Pts. Avg. 87-88 265 9.8 88-89 337 13.0 89-90 542 19.4 90-91 507 18.1 Totals 1,652 15.2

6. Crystal Howe (2000-03) Year Pts. Avg. 99-00 337 11.6 00-01 418 14.4 01-02 470 15.2 02-03 372 12.4 Totals 1,597 13.4

7. Cindy Holcomb (1988-92) Year Pts. Avg. 87-88 179 6.9 89-90 353 12.6 90-91 468 16.7 91-92 479 17.7 Totals 1,479 13.6

8. Karleen Peart (1981-84) Year Pts. Avg. 80-81 251 7.8 81-82 289 9.6 82-83 431 13.5 83-84 460 17.0 Totals 1,431 11.8

9. Sara Tuomi (05-08) Year Pts. Avg. 04-05 188 6.5 05-06 365 12.2 06-07 428 13.8 07-08 447 16.6 Totals 1,428 12.2

10. Katie Weyenberg (86-89) Year Pts. Avg. 85-86 80 3.5 86-87 425 15.7 87-88 361 14.4 88-89 521 20.0 Totals 1,387 13.7

11. Sue Crowell (1980-83) Year Pts. Avg. 79-80 350 11.3 81-82 521 17.4 82-83 480 15.5 Totals 1,351 14.4

1,000 POINT CLUB2007 Big Sky Championship

Missoula, MontanaQUARTERFINALS(3) Weber State 77, (6) Portland State 67

SEMIFINALS(2) Idaho State 72, (3) Weber State 63

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMChesley Warburton

2006 Big Sky ChampionshipPocatello, Idaho

QUARTERFINALS(5) Weber State 74, (4) E. Washington 69

SEMIFINALS(5) Weber State 71, (1) Idaho State 70

FINALS(3) No. Arizona 74, (5) Weber State 59

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMShantee Releford, Chesley Warburton

2005 Big Sky ChampionshipMissoula, Montana

SEMIFINALS(2) Weber State 68, (3) No. Arizona 63

FINALS(1) Montana 80, (2) Weber State 64

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMJulie Gjertsen, Brooke Hansen


QUARTERFINALS(6) E. Washington 58, (3) Weber State 57

2003 Big Sky ChampionshipOgden, Utah

SEMIFINALS(1) Weber State 64, (5) E. Washington 55

FINALS(1) Weber State 62, (2) Montana State 53

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMSheila Robertson (MVP), Julie Gjertsen, Crystal Howe

2002 Big Sky ChampionshipOgden, Utah

SEMIFINALS(1) Weber State 68, (5) E. Washington 51

FINALS(1) Weber State 53, (2) Montana State 47

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMStephanie Stanger (MVP), Crystal Howe

2001 Big Sky ChampionshipPocatello, Idaho

QUARTERFINALS(5) Weber State 68, (4) No. Arizona 49

SEMIFINALS(1) Idaho State, 56 (5) Weber State 65ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMKristen Clyder-Gardner


QUARTERFINALS(4) Weber State 62, (5) No. Arizona 60

SEMIFINALS(1) Montana 70, (4) Weber State 60

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMCrystal Howe

1999 Big Sky ChampionshipNorthridge, California

QUARTERFINALS(5) Montana 62, (4) Weber State 46


QUARTERFINALS(4) CS Northridge 73, (5) Weber State 69


QUARTERFINALS(4) No. Arizona 67, (5) Weber State 62


QUARTERFINALS(3) Weber State 71, (6) E. Washington 63

SEMIFINALS(3) Weber State 84, (2) Boise State 82 (ot)

FINALS(1) Montana 72, (3) Weber State 60

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMMika Brown, Weber State


SEMIFINALS(2) Montana State 60, (3) Weber State 56

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMMelanie Knott, Weber State


SEMIFINALS(1) Montana State 76, (4) Weber State 59v

Big Sky Conference Championship History

POST-SEASON HISTORY

Big Sky Championship Record Against All-Teams

Boise State 1-0CalStateNorthridge 0-1Eastern Washington 4-1IdahoState 1-2Montana 0-5Montana State 2-1NorthernArizona 3-2Portland State 1-0Overall 12-12

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2002 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP • FIRST ROUND PALO ALTO, CA • MARCH 16

(2) Stanford 76, (15) Weber State 51

History was made on March 16, 2002 as the Weber State women’s basketball team played in their first ever NCAA Tournament game. The Wildcats won the Big Sky regular and post-season champion-ships for the first time in school history and went into the NCAA’s as the No. 15 seed in the West Region and faced No. 2 Stanford on their home floor in Palo Alto, California.

On a nationally televised game the Wildcats started out hot and jumped out to a 12-3 lead behind two three-pointers from freshman Julie Gjertsen. But the nationally ranked Cardinal came charging back and took a 12 point lead at halftime and cruised to a 76-51 win. The wildcats were led by Gjertsen who had 16 points. Steph-anie Stanger, playing in her final game as a Wildcat, scored 13 points.

2003 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP • FIRST ROUNDRUSTON, LA • MARCH 23

(4) Ohio State 66, (13) Weber State 44

The Wildcats won the Big Sky title for the second-straight year in 2003 and once again advanced to the NCAA Tournament. This time the ‘Cats went in as the No. 13 seed in the West Region and faced No. 4 Ohio State in Ruston, Louisiana.

The Buckeyes of the Big Ten Conference jumped out to an 8-0 lead in the game and never looked back. The Wildcats shot just 22.6 percent in the first half but improved to 47 percent shooting in the second half. They trailed by 14 at halftime and never got closer that 13 in the second half. Sophomore Juile Gjertsen led Weber State for the second time in the NCAA Tournament and scored 18 points, including four three-pointers. Playing in her final game of her ca-reer, senior Crystal Howe had two points and seven rebounds for the Wildcats.

No. 13 Weber State (21-9)Player FG 3FG FT Reb Pts Ast TO Blk Stl Min*Julie Gjertsen 6-15 4-8 2-2 2 18 1 2 1 0 35*Angela Sampson 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 2 1 1 0 0 22*Crystal Howe 1-5 0-0 0-2 7 2 0 1 0 1 25*K. Hesselbach 1-5 0-0 0-0 3 2 1 0 0 1 24*Karsen Muller 2-5 1-2 0-0 1 5 5 4 0 0 33K. Clyder-Gardner 2-5 1-3 0-0 5 5 0 1 0 0 23Marci Mickelsen 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Sheila Robertson 2-11 0-8 0-0 0 4 2 4 0 0 24Ali Johnston 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Brooke Hansen 0-1 0-0 2-3 0 2 0 0 0 0 1Mata Tukuafu 2-2 0-0 0-0 1 4 1 2 0 0 10Totals.............. 17-52 6-21 4-7 25 44 11 15 1 2 200

No. 4 Ohio State (22-9)Player FG 3FG FT Reb Pts Ast TO Blk Stl Min*LaToya Turner 5-9 0-0 2-3 5 12 1 2 1 1 31*DiDi Reynolds 2-7 1-3 0-0 6 5 1 0 0 0 34*C. Coleman 4-7 0-0 5-7 7 13 0 5 0 2 32*Kim Wilburn 8-14 0-0 3-4 8 19 7 1 1 3 39*Caity Matter 2-6 1-4 2-2 3 7 2 2 0 0 28Beth Howe 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 8Brandee Gibbs 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1Candace Dark 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1D’wan Shackleford 3-5 0-0 2-2 2 8 0 2 0 1 22Emily Haynam 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 1 0 1 2Erika Christenson 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2Totals.............. 25-50 2-7 14-18 39 66 11 13 2 8 200

FG%: WSU 32.7, OSU 50.0 3FG%: WSU 28.6, OSU 28.6 FT%: WSU 57.1, OSU 77.8

Officials: Tommy Salerno, Bill Franklin, Angeline ParkerAttendance: 3,789

Score by Periods 1st 2nd TotalWeber State 15 29 44Ohio State 29 37 66

No. 15 Weber State (22-9)Player FG 3FG FT Reb Pts Ast TO Blk Stl Min*Julie Gjertsen 6-13 3-5 1-2 8 16 1 0 0 2 34*Angela Sampson 0-4 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 24*Crystal Howe 3-14 0-0 3-5 9 9 1 2 0 3 35*Stephanie Stanger 4-9 2-5 3-3 1 13 3 3 0 1 36*Karsen Muller 2-7 0-1 2-2 2 6 5 1 0 0 20K. Clyder-Gardner 1-5 0-3 0-0 3 2 1 2 0 0 16K. Hesselbach 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 1 3Ali Johnston 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4Jamie Peterson 2-9 1-4 0-0 1 5 1 1 0 2 23Mata Tukuafu 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0 5Totals.............. 18-64 6-18 9-12 33 51 13 12 0 9 200

No. 2 Stanford (31-2)Player FG 3FG FT Reb Pts Ast TO Blk Stl Min*Lindsey Yamaksaki 4-8 1-3 0-0 3 9 1 2 0 0 18*T’Nae Thiel 2-2 0-0 2-2 3 6 0 0 0 0 21*Bethany Donaphin 3-7 0-0 0-0 0 6 0 1 3 0 12*Kelley Suminski 3-5 1-3 0-0 1 7 2 0 0 1 19*Nicole Powell 7-11 2-4 4-4 11 20 10 4 0 2 34Becky Bonner 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2Enjoli Izidor 2-7 0-1 1-2 4 5 0 1 0 0 8Katie Denny 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 1 0 0 4S. Kimyacioglu 0-3 0-3 0-0 5 0 2 0 0 0 22Lauren St. Clair 2-4 1-3 0-0 3 5 3 1 1 0 20Azella Perryman 1-3 1-1 0-0 4 3 0 2 1 0 16Cori Enghusen 6-11 0-0 3-5 12 15 0 1 5 0 24Totals.............. 30-63 6-18 10-13 49 76 18 13 10 3 200

FG%: WSU 28.1, SU 47.6 3FG%: WSU 33.3, SU 33.3 FT%: WSU 75.0, SU 76.9

Officials: Bryan Enterline, Ralph Pickett, Mary StruckhoffAttendance: 4,190

Score by Periods 1st 2nd TotalWeber State 29 22 51Stanford 41 35 66

1974-75Overall Record: 5-9

Intermountain Rec.: 5-7, t9thHead Coach: Joy Wood

Date Opponent Result1-17 * at Colorado L 54-571-18 * at Colorado State L 46-521-18 at Wyoming L 48-631-24 * Wyoming W 48-461-25 * No. Colorado W 52-471-31 * Arizona L 56-652-1 * Arizona State W 60-372-7 * at New Mexico L 55-592-8 * at New Mexico St. L 46-532-12 * at Utah State L 47-632-13 Ricks College L 51-522-22 * No. Arizona W 65-372-27 * Brigham Young W 64-523-1 * at Utah L 45-46


Intermountain Rec.: 11-4, 3rdAIAW Region 7 - 2nd

Head Coach: Joy WoodDate Opponent Result at UNLV L 76-111 at Seminole JC L 79-1071-3 at Utah L 58-741-10 Utah State W 69-611-16 * at Wyoming W 46-381-17 * at No. Colorado L 61-651-22 * at Arizona State W 78-641-23 * at Arizona W 72-661-24 * at No. Arizona W 72-661-29 * UTEP W 61-491-30 * New Mexico St. W 64-491-31 * New Mexico W 58-521-31 Ricks College W 53-502-6 * Utah State W 56-542-14 at Ricks College W 74-432-20 * at Brigham Young L 71-912-21 * Utah L 51-582-27 * Colorado W 66-642-28 * Colorado State W 63-473-5 # Brigham Young W 61-603-6 # Utah L 44-73# AIAW Region 7 Tourn., Logan, Utah

1976-77Overall Record: 14-17Intermountain: 11-4, 3rdAIAW Region 7 - 2nd

Head Coach: Jane MinerDate Opponent Result12-10 % New Mexico L 64-6812-11 % Cal Poly-Pomona L 51-6112-16 Utah State L 83-991-8 Ricks College W 88-541-13 * Arizona State W 87-821-14 * Arizona W 73-701-15 * No. Arizona W 70-531-20 * at UTEP L 78-79

1-21 * at New Mexico St. W 61-581-22 * at New Mexico L 89-921-27 * at Utah State L 82-881-29 at Ricks College W 87-771-29 at Idaho State W 61-602-4 at UNLV L 74-1162-11 * Brigham Young L 82-872-12 * at Utah L 65-832-18 * at Colorado W 77-712-19 * at Colorado State W 61-492-25 * Wyoming W 84-812-26 * No. Colorado L 79-91% Ute Classic, Salt Lake City, Utah

1977-78Overall Record: 16-11Intermountain: 9-4, 4thAIAW Region 7 - 4th

Head Coach: Jane MinerDate Opponent Result12-2 at Utah State W 68-6212-6 Idaho State W 72-5812-8 Utah L(ot) 88-9112-28 % Montana W 79-5612-29 % Flathead Valley L(ot) 88-9112-30 % Montana State W 84-591-6 + Utah State W 82-701-7 + Utah L 64-681-13 $ Baylor L 93-1111-14 $ No. Colorado W 88-721-19 * Utah State W 76-671-20 UNLV L 92-1101-27 * at Arizona W 72-671-28 * at New Mexico L 74-862-3 * Arizona State W 78-672-4 * No. Arizona W 75-632-7 Montana State W 78-652-10 * Colorado W 89-752-11 * No. Colorado L 90-912-17 * at Colorado St. W 92-882-18 * at Wyoming W 81-702-24 * New Mexico St. W 84-692-25 * UTEP W 72-583-3 * at Utah L 72-943-4 * at Brigham Young L 78-913-10 # Brigham Young L 76-873-11 # New Mexico L 72-78% MSU Invitational, Bozeman, MT+ Copper Classic, Salt Lake City, UT$ Cougar Classic, Provo, UT# AIAW Region 7 Tourn., Ogden, UT

1978-79Overall Record: 18-14Intermountain: 10-3, t2nd

AIAW Region 7 - 4thHead Coach: Jane Miner

Date Opponent Result11-30 Nebraska L 75-8012-1 California L 97-10312-2 Montana W 86-5912-8 at Boise State W 83-6312-9 at Washignton St. L 74-7712-16 Idaho State W 90-78

12-18 at Montana State W 79-7412-20 at Pepperdine L 73-8112-21 at Long Beach St. L 75-10612-22 at CS Northridge L 81-8412-28 % Colorado W 92-7712-29 % Washington State L 59-6312-30 % E. Washington W 74-711-5 + Brigham Young L 91-921-6 + Utah State L 82-971-18 * Brigham Young W 93-771-20 * Utah L 80-961-23 at Idaho State W 80-771-26 * at Utah State W 115-1102-2 * New Mexico W(ot) 109-982-3 * at Arizona W 99-762-9 * at No. Arizona W 99-722-10 * at Arizona State W 86-802-16 * at N. Colorado W 83-792-17 * at Colorado L 93-992-23 * Wyoming W 84-702-24 * Colorado State W 97-513-2 * at UTEP L 61-633-3 * at New Mexico St. W 81-783-9 # Wyoming W 74-703-9 # Brigham Young L 70-893-10 # Colorado L 87-92% MSU Holiday Tourn., Bozeman, MT+ Copper Classic, Ogden, UT# AIAW Region 7 Tourn., Tucson, AZ

1979-80Overall Record: 15-16Intermountain: 5-5, t3rd

Head Coach: Jane MinerDate Opponent Result11-16 ^ Hastings College W 105-8111-17 ^ at Nebraska L 68-8311-17 ^ Midland Luthern W 83-7711-24 Utah W 96-9511-29 & at Utah State W 87-8212-1 & Brigham Young L 73-8712-7 at Montana L 57-6812-8 at Montana State L 61-7112-14 Boise State W 85-7912-15 Boise State W 64-5612-28 E. Washington L 63-731-3 + Rhode Island W 88-701-4 + Montana State W 89-711-5 + Wayland Baptist L 75-931-10 Nevada W 84-701-18 * New Mexico St. W 76-691-19 * Northern Arizona W 88-611-25 at Utah L 70-931-26 Brigham Young L 94-1022-1 * at Utah State L 77-832-2 * at Idaho State L 66-682-4 Washington St. W 86-802-9 * Colorado W 89-862-14 * at New Mexico St. L 78-842-16 * at No. Arizona W 95-752-21 Oregon L 95-1052-23 * at Colorado L 72-1032-27 * Utah State L 81-882-28 * Idaho State W 83-62

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1980-81Overall Record: 16-16Intermountain: 6-4, 3rdAIAW Region 7 - t5th

Head Coach: Jane MinerDate Opponent Result11-19 Brigham Young L 71-8011-21 Utah L 58-7611-26 Cal Poly Pomona W 82-7411-28 Western Montana W 76-5612-2 Montana L 62-7412-4 ^ Nebraska L 92-9612-5 ^ Colorado State W 88-6412-6 ^ Pepperdine L 82-9412-10 Cal State Chico W 82-5412-11 Montana State L 74-8012-13 at Oregon L 55-11012-15 at Washington St. W 75-6812-16 at E. Washington L 79-8612-19 $ Boise State W 78-6212-20 $ Montana State L 66-8612-29 E. Washington W 96-8212-30 Idaho W 75-701-2 + Utah L 61-751-3 + Utah State W 91-731-8 Simon Fraser W 75-561-22 * at No. Arizona W 82-611-24 * at New Mexico St. L 72-741-28 * at Idaho State W 88-811-31 * Utah State W 91-712-6 * Northern Arizona W 81-592-7 * New Mexico St. L 81-832-12 at Brigham Young L 94-1012-14 * Colorado L 75-812-20 * Idaho State W 94-702-21 * at Utah State W 93-862-25 * at Colorado L 59-933-5 # at Brigham Young L 86-89^ Cal Women’s Invitational - Berkeley, CA$ Idaho State Inv. - Pocatello, ID+ Copper Classic - Provo, UT# AIAW Region 7 Tourn. - Las Cruses, NM


IAC Mountain Div.: 6-4, t1stAIAW Region 7 - 2nd

Head Coach: Jane MinerDate Opponent Result11-18 Hawaii W 83-7311-20 ̂ at San Jose State L 63-8611-21 ̂ Stanford L 79-8311-28 E. Washington L 84-8912-3 at Boise State W 77-7512-4 % Idaho W 80-6912-5 % Lewis & Clark St. W 77-6712-11 at Montana State W 81-7712-12 at Montana L 61-72

12-15 + Brigham Young L 86-8712-16 + Utah State L 79-8212-29 $ Arizona State L 79-10312-30 $ Creighton W 84-681-2 Creighton W 82-581-8 Nebraska L(ot) 65-661-9 Pacific W 86-541-16 at Utah L 55-611-22 * at Utah State L 74-791-23 * at Idaho State W 82-671-27 Brigham Young L 84-851-30 * at Colorado L 77-862-4 * Northern Arizona W 74-592-6 * New Mexico State W 96-802-11 * Idaho State W 98-692-13 * Utah State W 83-792-19 * Colorado W 80-782-25 * at New Mexico St. W 75-672-27 * at No. Arizona W 75-663-13 # Utah State W 91-713-14 # at Colorado L 64-71^ Anheuser Busch Classic - San Jose, CA% Game played at Boise, ID+ Copper Classic - Salt Lake City$ Dial Classic - Provo, UT# AIAW Region 7 Tourn. - Boulder, CO

1982-83Overall Record: 22-10Mountain West: 11-3, 2ndHead Coach: Jane Miner

Date Opponent Result11-19 $ So. Methodist W 81-5611-20 $ at Wyoming W 91-8311-27 at Brigham Young L 87-8812-1 San Diego State W(ot) 95-9312-3 at Colorado State W 94-7312-4 at Colorado L 77-8912-6 Utah W 72-5812-10 ̂ San Jose State L 77-8512-11 ̂ US International W 94-7512-16 at Utah State W(ot) 90-84 12-17 Santa Clara W 77-561-7 + Utah State W 98-611-8 + Utah L 65-661-14 * Montana L(ot) 70-73 1-15 * Montana State W 86-551-20 * at Idaho L 64-801-22 * at Boise State W 72-671-28 * E. Washington W 83-691-29 * Portland State W 84-702-5 * Idaho State W 88-752-11 * at Montana L(ot) 65-71 2-12 * at Montana State W 86-712-18 * Idaho W(ot) 104-972-19 * Boise State W 83-572-24 * at Portland State W 80-712-26 * at E. Washington W 82-683-5 * at Idaho State W 83-753-11 # Idaho W 88-663-15 # at Montana L 63-663-17 % Temple W 80-733-18 % New Orleans L 70-1003-19 % Oral Roberts L 75-78$ Wyoming Dial Classic - Laramie, WY^ Long Beach Dial Class. - Long Beach,

CA+ Copper Classic - Ogden, UT# MWAC Championship - Missoula, MT% Women’s NIT - Amarillo, TX - 4th place

1983-84Overall Record: 12-15Mountain West: 6-8, 5thHead Coach: Jane Miner

Date Opponent Result11-23 Colorado State W 88-8611-28 Washington L 76-9112-1 ^ Northern Arizona L 75-8212-2 ^ at New Mexico St. L 62-7912-3 ^ Oklahoma City W 90-7412-9 $ UC Santa Barbara W 76-6612-10 $ at Santa Clara L(ot) 86-87 12-14 Utah State W 102-8512-15 at Utah L 68-8612-19 Colorado W 81-7912-29 Wyoming W 77-591-2 + Utah L 60-781-3 + at Utah State L 67-681-13 * E. Washington L 72-801-14 * Idaho L 76-801-19 * at Boise State W 71-661-21 * at Portland State W 73-661-28 * at Idaho State W 74-682-3 * Montana State W 89-812-4 * Montana L 52-742-10 * at Idaho L 79-872-11 * at E. Washington L 63-802-17 * Portland State W 77-692-18 * Boise State L 64-702-25 * Idaho State W 81-703-1 * at Montana State L 68-893-2 * at Montana L 44-80^ Roadrunner-L’eggs Clas. - Las Cruces, NM$ Santa Clara Holiday Clas. - Santa Clara, CA+ Copper Classic - Logan, UT


Mountain West: 5-9, t3rdHead Coach: Jane Miner

Date Opponent Result11-23 ̂ Western Illinois W 90-7511-24 ̂ at Wyoming L 65-6811-26 San Francisco L 80-8311-28 Utah L 74-8112-1 Western Montana W 72-6512-4 Brigham Young L 75-9212-8 Southern Utah St. W 79-7812-10 Northern Arizona L 76-7912-13 at No. Colorado L 77-7912-15 at Colorado State L 55-7112-18 at Utah State L 75-851-3 + at Brigham Young L 76-971-4 + Utah State L 59-631-10 * at Portland State L 54-661-12 * at Boise State L 66-731-18 * Idaho State W 80-671-25 * Montana L 49-84

1-26 * Montana State W 77-522-1 * at Idaho L 62-872-2 * at E. Washington W 77-762-8 * Boise State W 84-672-9 * Portland State W 73-592-15 * at Idaho State L 72-742-22 * at Montana State L 71-922-23 * at Montana L 54-703-1 * Idaho L 64-873-2 * E. Washington L 71-813-8 # at Idaho L 68-94^ Wyoming Tournament - Laramie, WY+ Copper Classic - Provo, UT# Mountain West Champ. - Moscow, ID

1985-86Overall Record: 11-15Mountain West: 5-9, t5thHead Coach: Jane Miner

Date Opponent Result11-22 Utah State W 95-6411-23 at Brigham Young L 83-10911-27 Cal Poly Pomona L 71-7511-29 at No. Arizona L 68-9412-6 $ at Utah L 68-10112-7 $ Loyola Marymount W 83-5212-9 Southern Utah St. W 99-6512-14 Santa Clara W 76-6712-20 ̂ at Washington L 61-11412-21 ̂ Nevada (cancelled - weather)1-2 + Utah State W 62-581-3 + Brigham Young L 72-851-7 Colorado State W 58-561-10 * at Idaho L 45-891-11 * at Boise State L 49-581-17 * Montana L 69-871-18 * Montana State W 72-691-24 * at E. Washington L 64-811-25 * at Portland State L 66-811-31 * Idaho State W(ot) 89-88 2-7 * Boise State L 70-742-8 * Idaho L 51-822-14 * at Montana State L 76-852-15 * at Montana L 53-832-21 * Portland State W 91-772-22 * E. Washington W 68-673-1 * at Idaho State W 88-85$ Lady Ute Classic - Salt Lake City, UT^ Washington Tournament - Seattle, WA+ Copper Classic - Salt Lake City, UT

1986-87Overall Record: 11-16Mountain West: 7-5, t3rd

Head Coach: Joan CampbellDate Opponent Result11-29 Washington L 54-6812-3 at Nevada L 59-7212-5 ^ Cal Poly Pomona L 76-8012-6 ^ San Diego W 66-5812-9 at Utah State W 84-5412-11 at Southern Utah L 68-8412-18 at Wyoming L 65-6712-20 at Colorado State L 60-6912-30 Utah L 61-79

1-2 + Utah L 58-751-3 + Utah State W 75-381-9 * Idaho W 64-451-10 * Boise State W 67-421-16 * at Montana L 48-651-17 * at Montana State W 60-591-20 Brigham Young L 66-791-23 * E. Washington W 63-451-24 Northern Arizona W 75-521-31 * at Idaho State W 56-472-6 * at Boise State W 64-512-7 * at Idaho W 75-712-13 * Montana State L 48-542-14 * Montana L 52-872-20 at Gonzaga L 51-622-21 * at E. Washington L 62-772-28 * Idaho State L 67-723-6 # E. Washington L 65-71^ Fresno State Classic - Fresno, CA+ Copper Classic - Ogden, UT# MWAC Championship - Missoula, MT


Mountain West: 4-12, t6thHead Coach: Joan Campbell

Date Opponent Result11-27 at Brigham Young L 80-8411-28 at Utah L 54-7312-4 + Pacific L 64-6912-5 + at San Francisco L 46-6812-9 Southern Utah St. W 70-6412-12 Mesa State W 71-5912-18 at Loy. Marymount L 59-7112-18 at CS Fullerton L 53-7112-21 at UC Irvine (forfeit) W 46-8412-31 Arizona State L 69-721-9 Chapman College W 84-681-15 * at E. Washington L 50-601-18 * at Idaho W 67-651-23 * at Boise State L 56-681-25 * Idaho State L 55-681-30 * Montana State L 61-752-1 * Montana L 41-652-6 * at No. Arizona L 47-502-8 * at Nevada L 73-902-13 * E. Washington L 68-712-15 * Idaho W 54-372-18 * Boise State L 52-662-22 * at Idaho State W 69-562-26 * at Montana L 40-782-27 * at Montana State L 51-593-5 * No. Arizona L 53-633-7 * Nevada W 77-65+ Sourdough Invitational - San Francisco


Big Sky: 10-6, t3rdHead Coach: Carla Taylor

Date Opponent Result11-25 ̂ US International W 91-8211-26 ̂ at Chapmon Col. W 94-9112-6 Utah L 60-7012-10 at Southern Utah W 75-57

12-13 Brigham Young W 92-8812-16 Mesa State W 83-4412-31 Wyoming W 84-711-3 Loyola Marymount W 83-631-7 San Diego L 74-781-12 * Nevada W 76-581-14 * Northern Arizona W 82-641-19 * Idaho State W 73-611-21 * Montana L 66-771-26 * at E. Washington W 86-561-27 * at Idaho L 73-752-2 * Idaho W 71-552-4 * at Boise State L 66-672-9 * at Nevada W 85-522-11 * at No. Arizona L 66-832-16 * E. Washington W 78-692-18 * at Idaho State W 74-612-25 * at Montana L 46-722-26 * at Montana State L 66-783-3 * Montana State W 73-623-4 * Boise State W 70-643-10 # at Montana L 59-76^ Doubletree Classic - Chapman, CA# Big Sky Championship - Missoula, MT


Big Sky: 6-10, t6thHead Coach: Carla Taylor

Date Opponent Result11-24 at CS Fullerton L 57-8111-25 at Cal Poly Pomona L 68-7012-1 at Wyoming L 73-8012-2 at Colorado State L 54-5512-5 Utah W 69-6812-8 at Hawaii L 68-9412-10 at Hawaii L 69-9012-13 Cal Poly Pomona L 65-6612-20 at Brigham Young W(ot) 93-87 12-29 Southern Utah W 87-771-5 * at Montana State W 60-571-6 * at Montana L 56-721-11 * at Boise State L 66-771-13 * E. Washington W 92-711-19 * Nevada W 85-511-20 * Northern Arizona W 80-521-25 * at Idaho L 59-621-26 * at E. Washington L 79-852-2 * Idaho State L 55-602-3 * Montana L 69-1052-5 at Utah L 83-862-9 Portland State W 89-692-15 * Boise State L 76-792-16 * Montana State L 76-802-22 * at Nevada W 79-702-24 * at No. Arizona L 74-763-1 * Idaho L 70-793-2 * at Idaho State W 65-59


Big Sky: 10-6, t3rdHead Coach: Carla Taylor

Date Opponent Result11-23 Colorado State W 75-57

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2014-15 WILDCAT WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 11-24 Wyoming L 68-7311-30 Oregon L 60-6212-6 Texas-Arlington W 83-7912-7 at Utah L 47-9512-12 at Washington St. L 63-7912-14 at Portland State L 86-10012-15 at Portland L 80-8512-19 Brigham Young W 94-8012-31 Utah L 50-621-3 * at Nevada W 76-691-5 * at No. Arizona W 97-591-10 * Montana State L 66-701-12 * Idaho State L 63-761-17 * at Boise State W 99-851-19 * Idaho W 74-691-24 * at E. Washington W 65-571-25 * at Idaho W 77-702-1 * Nevada W 87-572-2 * Northern Arizona W 66-582-8 * at Montana L 59-752-10 * at Montana State L 63-662-15 * at Idaho State L 76-892-16 * Boise State W 77-742-23 * Montana L(ot) 83-85 2-25 * E. Washington W 82-743-2 at Southern Utah W 84-613-8 # vs. Montana State L 56-60# Big Sky Championship - Missoula, MT


Big Sky: 7-9, 6thHead Coach: Carla Taylor

Date Opponent Result11-23 at Utah L 49-7211-29 # vs. Kansas L 48-8211-30 # vs. UTEP W 67-5612-6 at Wyoming L 59-7012-7 at Colorado State W 81-6812-13 at Brigham Young L 71-8812-16 Portland W 81-6812-18 St. Mary’s L 63-7712-20 Southern Utah W 80-5512-28 at Loy. Marymount W(ot) 60-5412-30 at San Diego L 55-811-2 * Montana L 55-621-4 * Montana State W 73-651-9 * at Nevada L 50-811-11 * at No. Arizona W 61-471-16 * Boise State W 77-751-18 * Idaho W 77-651-23 * E. Washington W 62-571-30 * Idaho State L(ot) 68-70 2-6 * at Montana State L 70-822-8 * at Montana L 55-692-13 * No. Arizona W 95-542-15 * Nevada W 71-512-20 * at Idaho L 62-762-22 * at Boise State L 66-852-29 * at E. Washington L 61-803-5 * at Idaho State L 70-85# UTA-Sheraton Classic, Arlington, TX



Date Opponent Result12-3 Utah L 67-7812-5 at Utah L 52-5412-11 at Portland L 45-5612-12 at Oregon L 45-8412-15 Brigham Young L 70-7912-19 Washington St. L 50-6612-21 Pacific L 49-6812-29 at Southern Utah L 63-7812-31 # vs. St. Mary’s W 69-671-1 # at Brigham Young L 42-791-7 Wyoming L 61-721-9 Colorado State L 73-781-14 * at Idaho State L 56-741-16 * at Boise State L 67-901-21 * Montana L 76-981-23 * Montana State L 59-691-29 * at Idaho L 62-651-30 * at E. Washington L 56-652-6 * at No. Arizona W 70-682-11 * Boise State L 72-942-13 * Idaho State L 57-782-18 * at Montana State L 47-652-20 * at Montana L 47-812-27 * Idaho L 60-613-1 * E. Washington W 82-703-6 * N. Arizona W 81-70# BYU Holiday Classic - Provo, UT



Date Opponent Result11-26 # at Colorado L 53-8411-27 # vs. West Virginia L 68-7212-10 Utah L 58-7312-13 Oregon L 70-9512-15 Loy. Marymount W 66-6512-18 Eastern Montana L 64-6512-28 Arizona L 78-9212-31 at Southern Utah L 60-691-4 at Brigham Young L 71-951-7 at Colorado State L 54-701-8 at Wyoming L 49-671-13 * Idaho State W 66-521-15 * Boise State L 59-871-20 * at Montana L 39-871-22 * at Montana State L 56-661-27 * Idaho W 71-541-29 * E. Washington W 66-622-3 Southern Utah L 62-672-5 * at No. Arizona L 64-712-10 * at Boise State L 60-802-12 * at Idaho State L 58-732-17 * Montana State L 54-632-19 * Montana L 53-812-24 * at E. Washington W 73-652-26 * at Idaho W 66-593-5 * Northern Arizona W 76-75# Colorado Classic - Boulder, CO



Date Opponent Result11-25 # at Iowa State W 68-6611-26 # vs. Michigan W 77-6811-30 CS Northridge W 92-4512-9 at San Jose State W 62-4812-10 at San Francisco L 40-7412-15 Brigham Young W 71-6812-20 at MSU-Billings L 60-6912-22 at Utah W 61-5912-29 Portland W 77-6512-31 Southern Utah W 70-691-3 Colorado State W 90-681-5 Wyoming W 93-761-13 * at Montana L 49-901-15 * at Montana State L 76-871-19 * Boise State W 85-611-24 * Idaho State W 85-641-26 * at Idaho L 69-741-28 * at E. Washington L 67-822-4 * Northern Arizona L 77-922-9 * Montana L 57-752-11 * Montana State L 65-802-15 * at Idaho State W(ot) 83-80 2-18 * at Boise State L 51-732-23 * E. Washington W 71-552-25 * Idaho W 85-583-4 * at No. Arizona L 74-80# Iowa State Cyclone Classic - Ames, IA


Big Sky: 9-5, t2ndHead Coach: Carla Taylor

Date Opponent Result11-24 ̂ James Madison W 72-7111-25 ̂ at Nebraska L 63-7812-8 at Grand Canyon W 95-6612-10 at Arizona L 46-9612-12 Brigham Young L 71-7412-16 Utah L 59-8112-20 San Francisco W 86-7412-22 at Southern Utah L 48-6312-28 at CS Fullerton W 69-5912-30 at Loy. Marymount W 76-541-5 at Wyoming W 68-601-6 at Colorado State L 67-801-11 * Montana State L 68-721-13 * Montana L 49-661-18 * at Boise State L 78-811-20 * at Idaho State W 82-701-25 * Idaho W 98-661-27 * E. Washington W 69-492-3 * at No. Arizona W 82-782-8 * at Montana L 64-762-10 * at Montana State L(ot) 66-68 2-15 * Idaho State W 80-692-17 * Boise State W 76-702-22 * at E. Washington W 59-452-24 * at Idaho W 69-663-2 * Northern Arizona W 99-853-7 # vs. E. Washington W 71-63

3-8 # vs. Boise State W(ot) 84-82 3-9 # at Montana L 60-72^ Nebraska Classic - Lincoln, NE# Big Sky Championhip- Missoula, MT



Date Opponent Result11-22 ̂ vs. St. Joseph’s L 61-6711-23 ̂ vs. Northern Iowa L 75-9311-26 at Utah L 56-6012-6 $ vs. Gonzaga W 73-6712-7 $ at Washington St. L 68-8512-14 Cal Poly W 84-6412-19 + vs. Georgia L 44-7212-20 + vs. Boston College W 67-6112-21 + vs. Mercer W 58-5012-28 Washington State W 77-711-2 * at Montana State L 59-721-4 * at Montana L 51-621-10 * at Idaho State L 53-651-11 * E. Washington W 77-661-17 * Northern Arizona L 59-651-18 * CS Northridge W 76-591-23 * at Portland State L 60-631-24 * at E. Washington L 52-501-30 * Montana L(ot) 72-782-1 * Sacramento State W 62-432-6 Southern Utah W 67-512-13 * Idaho State W 78-692-15 * Montana State W 86-692-20 * at CS Northridge W 61-392-22 * at No. Arizona L 55-702-27 * Portland State W 80-293-1 * at Sacramento St. W 67-543-6 # vs. No. Arizona L 62-67^ Nevada Holiday Inn Classic - Reno, NV$ Washington St. Dial Clas. - Pullman, WA+ Northern Lights Tourney - Anchorage, AK# Big Sky Championship - Missoula, MT



Date Opponent Result11-15 at Cal Poly L 58-7011-21 Utah L 48-6911-28 Bradley L 71-8512-5 ^ at Air Force L 53-5912-6 ^ vs. Wyoming L 63-6812-10 Nevada L 58-8012-13 Long Beach St. L 54-5812-16 at Brigham Young L 54-7312-18 at Southern Utah L 70-7312-29 Gonzaga L 80-831-3 * Montana State W 66-651-5 * Montana L 54-711-8 * Idaho State W(ot) 66-591-10 * at E. Washington W 64-611-15 * at CS Northridge L 43-531-17 * at No. Arizona L 64-781-21 * E. Washington W 64-61

1-22 * Portland State W 64-591-29 * at Montana L 43-781-31 * Sacramento St. W 90-712-12 * at Idaho State L 37-762-14 * at Montana State L 56-582-19 * CS Northridge L 60-622-21 * No. Arizona L 50-742-25 * at Portland State L 47-572-26 * at Sacramento St. W 70-643-5 # vs. CS Northridge L 69-73^ Air Force Class. - Colorado Springs, CO# Big Sky Championship - Missoula, MT



Date Opponent Result11-17 at Long Beach St. L 47-7011-20 at Iowa L 57-7711-22 at Bradley L 68-6911-27 ̂ vs. Navy W 77-4711-28 ̂ at Georgia Tech L 46-8112-5 Colorado State L 57-7212-12 at Gonzaga L 61-7112-19 Utah L 62-6512-28 Southern Utah L 67-6812-31 * Portland State L 62-721-4 * Sacramento St. W 57-401-7 * at Montana State L 56-651-10 * at Montana W 67-451-15 * at Idaho State W 51-451-16 * E. Washington W 61-431-22 * Northern Arizona W 70-521-23 * CS Northridge W 74-631-28 * at Portland State L 44-641-29 * at E. Washington W 48-452-4 * Montana W 57-522-6 * at Sacramento St. W 74-492-13 Denver L 37-522-18 * Idaho State L 58-592-20 * Montana State W 67-402-25 * at CS Northridge L 47-602-27 * at No. Arizona L 77-813-4 # vs. Montana L 46-62^ Georgia Tech Tourn. - Atlanta, GA# Big Sky Championship - Northridge, CA



Date Opponent Result11-22 Wyoming L 70-7311-27 ̂ at UNLV W(ot) 75-7211-28 ̂ vs. Louisiana Tech L 47-8412-2 Montana Tech W 90-3412-4 Iowa L 55-7312-9 at Utah L 42-6212-11 at Southern Utah L 55-6512-18 at Colorado State L 59-8612-21 at Denver L 43-4912-31 Brigham Young L 52-621-4 * at Portland State L 46-601-6 * at Sacramento St. L 44-66

1-13 * Montana State W 76-461-15 * Montana W (ot) 65-60 1-20 * Idaho State W 71-611-22 * at E. Washington L 58-591-27 * at CS Northridge W 61-591-29 * at No. Arizona W 75-562-2 * E. Washington W 79-492-3 * Portland State L 47-612-9 * at Montana L 56-692-11 * Sacramento St. W 80-642-16 Texas A&M-CC W 77-592-24 * at Idaho State W 57-432-26 * at Montana State W 67-563-2 * CS Northridge L(ot) 72-753-4 * No. Arizona W 67-603-6 # vs. No. Arizona W 62-603-7 # at Montana L 60-70^ Lady Rebel Shootout - Las Vegas, NV# Big Sky Championship - Missoula, MT



Date Opponent Result11-17 St. Martin’s W 73-5411-20 at New Mexico L 44-6211-25 at Utah L 33-6111-30 Boise State L 64-6512-2 San Jose State L 64-7112-6 at Wyoming L 66-7112-15 at Brigham Young L 57-6312-18 at Texas A&M-CC W 56-5012-20 at Texas-Pan Am. W 71-5512-28 Southern Utah L 47-561-4 * at CS Northridge L 63-701-6 * at No. Arizona W(ot) 62-611-11 * Portland State W 77-471-13 * Sacramento State W 87-451-17 * at Montana State L 59-661-19 * at Montana L 52-551-26 * at Idaho State L 44-481-27 * E. Washington W 51-392-2 * Northern Arizona L 30-362-3 * CS Northridge W 67-532-7 * at Portland State W 73-632-9 * at E. Washington W 59-502-15 * Montana L 61-722-17 * at Sacramento St. W 62-592-24 UC Riverside W 73-653-1 * Idaho State L 60-633-3 * Montana State W 72-573-8 # vs. No. Arizona W 68-493-9 # at Idaho State L 55-56# Big Sky Championship - Pocatello, ID


Big Sky: 11-3, t1stHead Coach: Carla Taylor

Date Opponent Result11-16 UC Riverside W 99-7911-18 at Boise State W 70-6711-23 ̂ vs. Oklahoma St. L 64-7711-24 ̂ vs. Florida Atlantic W 85-63

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Big Sky: 11-3, t1stHead Coach: Carla Taylor

Date Opponent Result11-22 Idaho W 78-6411-25 Boise State L 60-6111-30 at Brigham Young L 41-5112-6 + vs. UW-Milwaukee W 56-4912-7 + at Kansas State L 36-6012-14 New Mexico St. W 87-6412-19 Portland W 79-5312-21 at Gonzaga W 52-4912-28 at Wyoming W 65-6312-30 at Air Force W 60-461-4 Utah W 70-591-7 at North Texas L 65-661-11 at New Mexico L 57-701-16 * at Montana State L 44-481-18 * at Montana W 58-531-23 * Northern Arizona W 86-541-25 * Sacramento State W 73-471-30 * at Portland State W 61-432-1 * at E. Washington W 64-612-8 * Idaho State W 80-492-13 * Montana W(ot) 74-65 2-15 * Montana State W 66-492-20 * at Sacramento St. W 76-512-22 * at No. Arizona L 65-682-27 * E. Washington W 68-623-1 * Portland State L 59-623-8 * at Idaho State W 72-693-14 # E. Washington W 64-553-15 # Montana State W 63-523-23 $ vs. Ohio State L 44-66

+ Kansas State Classic - Manhattan, KS# Big Sky Championship - Ogden, UT$ NCAA First Round - Ruston, LA



Date Opponent Result11-21 Brigham Young L 51-6811-24 at Idaho L 74-7811-28 + vs. Miami L 60-8211-29 + at. St. Mary’s L 44-5512-3 at Boise State L 63-6712-6 Gonzaga W 72-5412-13 at Vanderbilt L 47-7312-16 North Texas W 70-6512-20 at Utah L 38-5112-30 Utah State W 71-501-3 at Portland W 62-571-7 Wyoming W 61-491-10 Air Force W 53-481-15 * Montana State W 78-581-17 * Montana L 60-631-22 * at No. Arizona W 58-561-24 * at Sacramento St. W 47-431-29 * Portland State W 63-491-31 * E. Washington W 61-552-7 * at Idaho State L 48-572-12 * at Montana L 62-652-14 * at Montana State W 70-562-19 * Sacramento St. W 78-472-21 * Northern Arizona W 80-632-26 * at E. Washington W 75-692-28 * at Portland State W 53-433-6 * Idaho State W 74-543-11 # vs. E. Washington L 57-58+ St. Mary’s Tournament - Moraga, CA# Big Sky Championship - Missoula, MT



Date Opponent Result11-19 at Utah State W 69-5311-24 at Pacific L 56-6211-26 ̂ vs. Northeastern W(ot) 72-7011-27 ̂ at Loy. Marymount W 78-6212-4 + vs. Delaware W 67-6012-5 + at Arizona L 53-8012-9 Utah L 59-6612-17 at Wyoming W 71-5812-20 Boise State W 81-7112-30 at Brigham Young L 46-631-2 at Portland W 70-501-6 No. Colorado W 83-521-8 Utah Valley State W 78-471-13 * Northern Arizona W 76-681-15 * Sacramento St. W 66-491-20 * at Portland State W 89-681-22 * at E. Washington L 61-631-29 * at Idaho State W 82-712-3 * Montana L 49-58

2-5 * Montana State W 73-602-10 * at Sacramento St. W 74-402-12 * at No. Arizona W 62-532-17 * E. Washington W 77-592-19 * Portland State W 71-492-24 * Idaho State W 59-373-3 * at Montana State W 56-553-5 * at Montana L 70-773-11 # vs. No. Arizona W 68-633-12 # at Montana L 64-80^ Loyola Marymount Tourn. - Los Angeles, CA+ Fiesta Bowl Classic - Tucson, AZ# Big Sky Championship - Missoula, MT



Date Opponent Result11-19 at Southern Illinois L 48-5511-21 at Saint Louis W 70-6011-25 Air Force L 65-7811-28 UC Santa Barbara W 72-6312-1 Loy. Marymount W 65-5512-7 at #23 Utah L 38-6512-10 Pacific W 80-6212-17 Utah State W 77-6912-21 Wyoming L 36-5112-28 Brigham Young L 47-6312-31 at Boise State L 55-621-4 at No. Colorado L 51-651-7 at Utah Valley St. W 65-571-12 * at No. Arizona L 46-731-14 * at Sacramento St. W 57-551-19 * Portland State W 80-611-21 * E. Washington W 65-551-26 * Idaho State L(ot) 81-822-2 * at Montana W 50-492-4 * at Montana State W 74-482-9 * Sacramento St. W 59-552-11 * Northern Arizona L 53-652-16 * at E. Washington L 40-542-18 * at Portland State L 59-782-23 * at Idaho State L 66-843-2 * Montana State W 86-633-4 * Montana L 51-653-9 # vs. E. Washington W 74-693-10 # at Idaho State W 71-703-11 # vs. No. Arziona L 59-74# Big Sky Championship - Pocatello, ID



Date Opponent Result11-11 NW Nazarene W 95-7011-17 Northern Iowa W 69-5811-21 at Utah State W 72-5511-24 + vs. W. Carolina L(ot) 70-7211-25 + vs. Idaho W 98-5711-29 Utah L 43-7712-2 Southern Illinois L 65-6912-7 at UCSB L 57-6212-9 Utah Valley L 60-68

12-14 at Brigham Young L 42-7912-17 at Kansas State L 54-5912-20 Saint Louis W 77-7512-30 at Air Force L 73-781-4 * No. Colorado W 78-661-6 * No. Arizona W 79-641-10 * at Sacramento St. W 69-461-12 * at Portland State W 71-541-18 * Montana State W 67-661-20 * Montana W 64-491-24 * Idaho State L 65-781-26 * at E. Washington W 64-522-1 * at No. Colorado W 56-452-3 * at No. Arizona L 57-732-8 * E. Washington W 73-562-10 * Portland State W 83-622-15 * at Montana L 61-762-17 * Sacramento St. W 79-753-1 * at Idaho State L 56-813-3 * at Montana State L 63-663-8 # vs. Portland State W 77-673-9 # vs. Idaho State L 63-72+ Coors Rocky Mtn. Inv. - Fort Collins, CO# Big Sky Championship - Missoula, MT



Date Opponent Result11-9 Northwest Nazarene W 75-5411-16 at Northern Iowa L 52-6211-18 at Drake L 64-7811-23 ̂ vs. Arkansas State L 44-5711-25 ̂ vs. Idaho W 56-4811-29 Eastern Michigan W 61-4912-08 Colorado State W 61-5012-12 Brigham Young W 65-5412-17 at UC Irvine W(ot) 65-5812-21 at Utah L 45-7112-29 & vs. Tenn.-Chattanooga L 46-7912-30 & at UT-San Antonio L 45-731-5 * No. Colorado L 60-701-10 * at Portland State L 49-641-12 * at E. Washington W 68-491-17 * Montana State L 65-771-19 * Montana L 53-621-24 * at Sacramento State W 77-461-26 * at Northern Arizona L 63-752-1 * Idaho State L 50-642-7 * Northern Colorado W 60-502-14 * Eastern Washington W 73-582-16 * Portland State W(ot) 76-712-21 * at Montana L 61-742-23 * at Montana State L 65-782-28 * Northern Arizona L(ot) 68-703-1 * Sacramento State W 84-583-8 * at Idaho State L 69-81^ Washington Husky Classic - Seattle, WA& UTSA Wells Fargo New Year’s Classic - San Antonio, TX


Big Sky: 5-11, t7th

Head Coach: Carla TaylorDate Opponent Result11-14 at Nebraska L 47-9611-19 Washington W 77-6611-25 Westminster College W 84-7311-28 ̂ vs. Youngstown State L 60-6711-29 ̂ vs. Elon W(2ot) 85-8012-4 Wyoming L 75-7812-6 Drake L 48-6312-10 at Brigham Young L 69-7612-15 UC Irvine W 66-5312-19 Utah W 65-6312-22 Utah State L 41-4412-29 at Eastern Michigan L 47-771-4 * at Northern Colorado L 53-661-8 * Portland State L 63-761-10 * Eastern Washington L 68-821-15 * at Montana State L 62-651-17 * at Montana L 54-821-22 * Sacramento State L 57-681-24 * Northern Arizona W 73-511-27 at Utah Valley L 73-811-31 * at Idaho State W(ot) 78-772-5 * Northern Colorado W 66-552-12 * at Eastern Washington L 56-692-14 * at Portland State L 49-622-19 * Montana L 51-752-21 * Montana State L 56-792-26 * at Northern Arizona W 63-602-28 * at Sacramento State L 53-593-6 * Idaho State W 74-60^ Pittsburgh Thanksgiving Tournament - Pittsburgh, PA



Date Opponent Result11-13 Dixie State W 74-6011-15 at Boise State L 58-6611-19 Southern Utah W 78-4111-23 at Nevada L 38-5011-27 & at UTEP L 58-7011-28 & vs Youngstown St. W 70-5112-01 at Utah L 41-5612-05 Utah Valley W 66-4612-09 Brigham Young W(2ot) 62-6112-12 at Oregon State L 64-7612-14 at Western Oregon W 50-4412-18 at Wyoming L 40-7812-21 at Utah State L 51-7201-01 at Montana State L 62-8201-02 at Montana L 67-7301-08 Northern Colorado W 61-5201-09 Northern Arizona L 62-6301-15 Idaho State L 49-5701-22 at Portland State L 62-8701-23 at Eastern Wash. L 65-7701-28 at Sacramento State L 75-9002-05 Montana W 59-5502-06 Montana State L 59-7602-11 at Northern Ariz. W 64-6102-13 at Northern Colo. L 68-7502-18 at Idaho State L(ot) 75-7902-26 Eastern Wash. L 56-70

02-27 Portland State L 62-6503-06 Sacramento State L 61-75& UTEP Thanksgiving Tournament - El Paso, Texas



Date Opponent Result11-12 at San Jose State W 59-4811-16 Utah L 56-6211-27 Utah State L 54-6612-3 + Texas State L 54-6412-4 + Bryant W 51-4912-8 Montana-Western W 90-6412-11 at Brigham Young L 54-7012-14 Oregon State L 55-6212-18 Boise State W 79-7012-21 at Southern Utah L 53-6612-30 Nevada L 72-741-3 at CSU Bakersfield L 58-721-8 * Northern Arizona L 62-691-15 * Montana L 52-571-17 * Montana State L 56-661-20 * Portland State W 65-621-22 * Northern Colorado L 56-681-29 * at Northern Colorado L 49-672-3 * at Montana L 59-672-5 * at Montana State L 51-602-10 * at Northern Arizona L 63-752-12 * Eastern Washington L 67-732-17 * at Portland State L 60-682-19 * at Eastern Washington L 52-652-24 * Idaho State W 66-61 (ot)2-26 * Sacramento State W 81-683-3 * at Idaho State L 51-713-5 * at Sacramento State L 54-69+ Air Force Tournament (USAFA, Colo.)


Big Sky: 0-16 Head Coach: Bethann Ord

Date Opponent Result11-13 at Boise State L 68-8611-16 at Utah State L 63-7311-19 Brigham Young L 67-8411-24 at Oregon L 73-8811-25 vs Nicolls State L 56-8311-27 vs UC Irvine L 54-5712-01 at Utah L 63-8112-03 San Jose State W 69-6712-08 at Utah Valley L 59-6312-10 CSU Bakersfield W 85-7212-15 Wyoming L(ot) 68-7612-17 at Colorado L 59-7712-21 Utah Valley L 65-7212-31 *at Sac State L 60-7801-05 * Eastern Wash L 60-7201-07 * Portland State L 56-6601-12 * at Montana State L 61-6401-14 * at Montana L 70-7701-19 * at Northern Arizona L 58-7101-26 * Sacramento State L 68-83

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2014-15 WILDCAT WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 01-28 * Idaho State L 52-5402-02 * at Portland State L 63-7602-04 * at Northern Colorado L 57-7002-09 * at Eastern Wash. L 45-7802-11 * Northern Arizona L 82-8502-16 * Montana L 52-6202-18 * at Idaho State L 53-6502-25 * Northern Colorado L 54-6203-03 * Montana State L 55-84


Big Sky: 0-20Head Coach: Bethan Ord

Date Opponent Result11-09 at Brigham Young L 55-8011-15 Boise State L 56-7011-18 at Oklahoma State L 49-10111-21 Army L 58-7711-24 Utah L 47-7311-27 at New Mexico L 44-6712-04 at Utah Valley L 56-6812-14 at Wyoming Cowgirls L 62-7712-16 at Arizona L 49-8112-20 * Eastern Washington L 60-8812-22 * Portland State L 60-7401-03 * at Northern Colorado L 48-6901-05 * at North Dakota L 49-7301-12 * Southern Utah L 61-7401-14 * Idaho State L 45-6901-17 * at Northern Arizona L 55-7601-19 * at Sacramento State L 65-10301-24 * Montana State L 37-6701-26 * Montana L 53-6101-31 * North Dakota L 51-5602-02 * Northern Colorado L 47-6502-07 * at Southern Utah L 54-7202-14 * at Montana L 43-9002-16 * at Montana State L 65-6902-21 * at Idaho State L 37-6802-28 * Sacramento State L 57-6303-02 * Northern Arizona L 49-6503-07 * at Portland State L(ot) 73-7903-09 * at Eastern Wash. L 53-70


Big Sky: 3-17Head Coach: Bethann Ord

Date Opponent Result11-08 Walla Walla W 107-2511-11 Montana Western W 77-5711-15 at Secton Hall L 61-7811-17 at Army L 51-5711-26 Air Force W 81-6912-01 at San Diego L 55-7512-07 Utah Valley W 79-6412-10 Brigham Young L 85-9012-22 at Colorado State L 54-5901-02 * at Eastern Wash. L 67-7801-04 * at Portland State L 60-6601-09 * Northern Colorado L 49-6801-11 * North Dakota L 72-8301-16 * at Southern Utah L 64-8001-20 * at Idaho State L 58-60

01-23 * at Montana State L 71-8701-25 * at Montana L 52-6801-30 * Northern Arizona L 87-9602-01 * Sacramento State L 104-11102-06 * at North Dakota L 55-6802-08 * at Northern Colorado L 63-7002-15 * Southern Utah L 64-8002-17 * Idaho State W 84-7102-20 * Montana W 56-5402-22 * Montana State L 71-7502-27 * at Sacramento State L 60-7603-01 * at Northern Arizona W 74-7303-06 * Portland State L 60-6203-08 *Eastern Washington L 60-68

W E B E R S TAT E U N I V E R S I T Y

Weber State University prides itself in its excellent teaching, extraor-dinary commitment to meeting the needs of students at every stage of life and ongoing service to the community.

The multi-campus university in Ogden, Utah, and Davis County, offers 215 certificate and degree programs in arts and humanities, science, applied science and technology, business and economics, education, social and behavioral sciences and the health profes-sions—the largest and most comprehensive undergraduate offering in the state. Master’s degrees are offered in accounting, business ad-ministration, criminal justice and education.

Online courses, distance learning, independent study and evening classes are offered at times and places to meet the complex needs of students balancing family and work responsibilities. An Early Col-lege program permits high school students to enter college early to take WSU classes for credit. WSU’s varied programs and an array of options are designed to help students achieve their dreams, whatev-er their circumstances.

With the Val A. Browning Center, the Ethel Wattis Kimball Visual Arts Center and the Dee Events Center on the WSU-Ogden campus, WSU is a major cultural center for the area. Visitors can buy tickets online for a wide array of cultural and athletic events.

THIS IS WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY

Fast Facts

History: Weber State University was founded in Ogden, Utah as Weber Stake Academy in 1889. Like Weber County and the Weber River, the school was named after John Henry Weber, an early fur trader. In 1933, the academy was made a state junior college. Following World War II, the college outgrew its down-town campus and moved to the present site on the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains overlooking Ogden and the Great Salt Lake. Weber State College awarded its first baccalaureate de-gree in 1964. In 1991, the college became Weber State Univer-sity, appropriately symbolizing its role as one of Utah’s premier public, undergraduate universities.Campus: Covering more than 500 acres nestled along the west flank of the Wasatch Mountains, the Ogden campus offers 37 academic buildings and two residences, as well as the Ott Plan-etarium and the Val A. Brown Center for the Performing Arts.Student Life: Students choose from more than 100 student clubs and organizations, including eight fraternities and sorori-ties, the student newspaper and the campus radio station. A lot of the fun happens at the Dee Events Center. But a lot of the fun also happens off campus—skiing and rock climbing on nearby mountains and rafting on nearby rivers.Athletics: WSU’s 16 intercollegiate programs compete at the NCAA Division I level. In addition, we offer more than 14 club sports and several intramural competitions throughout the year.Stewart Library: The collection includes 479,225 bound vol-umes and 192,782 electronic resources; the library also offers remote access to students.

W E B E R S TAT EH E A D C O A C H E S

MaryKay Amicone

Softball

Tim Crompton

Women’s Soccer

Jonas Ehrlin

Women’s Tennis

Scott Erling

Men’s Golf

Brad Ferreria

Men’s Tennis

Bethann Ord

Women’s Basketball

Tom Peterson

Women’s Volleyball

Randy Rahe

Men’s Basketball

Jay Hill

Football

Jeff Smith

Women’s Golf

Dan Walker

Men’s and Women’s

Track and Field

Paul Pilkington

Men’s & Women’s

Cross Country

DR. CHARLES A. WIGHTPRESIDENT

WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY

Charles A. “Chuck” Wight took office as the 12th president of Weber State Univer-sity on Jan. 1, 2013. A distinguished scholar and academic leader, he has more than 29 years of experience in higher education.

Prior to his appointment at Weber State, Wight served three years as dean of the Graduate School at the University of Utah, where he was also the associate vice presi-dent for Academic Affairs.

Wight, who grew up in northern Virginia, received a bachelor’s degree in chemistry in 1977 from the University of Virginia and a doctoral degree in chemistry in 1982 from the California Institute of Technology.

After a two-year stint as a postdoctoral research associate in the University of Colorado’s Department of Chemistry, he joined the faculty of the University of Utah. There, he rose through the ranks, becoming a full professor of chemistry in 1993 and going on to serve as associate dean of Undergraduate Studies, assistant vice president of Continuing Education and associate vice president of several areas, includ-ing the Graduate School, Undergraduate Studies and Continuing Education.

While at the U of U, Wight was selected by students to receive the 1985 Outstanding Teaching Award in Chemistry. In 2006, senior faculty honored him with the R.W. Parry Teaching Award in Chemistry. Wight was also named an Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow and was designated a fellow by the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He is a member of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society.

Wight, a physical chemist, researches the chemistry of explosives and propellants and has served as the deputy director of the University of Utah’s Center for the Simulation of Accidental Fires and Explosions. He has filed three patents and is the co-author of more than 150 peer-reviewed publications and two books.

In the community, Wight has served on the board of trustees for the Academy for Math, Engineering and Science, been an advocate for the Lowell Bennion Community Service Center, and co-presented at the annual Faraday Christmas Lectures, a popular free science lecture series for children of all ages. He also has been the chief mission orientation pilot for the Utah Wing of Angel Flight West, a nonprofit charity providing free non-emer-gency medical transportation.

Wight is married to Victoria Rasmussen, who is the manager of professional development for the Utah Ed-ucation Network. He is the father of three grown children. In his free time, Wight enjoys long-distance running, flying small aircraft, and backpacking and hiking.

Jerry Bovee is entering his sixth season as Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Weber State University. He was named Director of Athletics in September 2009.

Since joining the Wildcats Bovee has been influential in several facility upgrades at Weber State. A new state-of-the-art Daktronics video board was installed at the Dee Events Center, giving fans a new way to enjoy men’s and women’s basketball games. In addition, a new synthetic turf field and new track have been installed at Stewart Stadium. WSU has also refurnished the Edmond Tennis Courts on campus.

He has also been involved in the hiring of new employees within the athletic depart-ment including a new Senior Woman’s Administrator, a new Marketing Director, as well as new volleyball and women’s basketball head coaches. He has also partnered with KP Sports for WSU’s corporate sponsorship opportunities.

Prior to being named Athletics Director, Bovee spent two years as Assistant Vice President for Administrative Support Services at Weber State. In that role he supervised operations for the Academic Services and Athletics Compliance for the Athletics Department. In addition to his athletics department responsibilities, Bovee directed Campus Police, Mail Services, Printing Services, Environmental Health and Safety and the Dee Events Center and Stewart Stadium operations.

Bovee assisted in the completion of the year-long NCAA re-certification process for the Wildcats serving as chief report writer and liaison to the NCAA Peer Review Team. In addition, he has supervised the initiative to improve the Academic Performance Ratings for Weber State’s 16 athletic teams.

Before coming to Weber State, Bovee served as Assistant Director of the Utah High School Activities Asso-ciation where he supervised the sports of football, boy’s basketball, softball, tennis and wrestling. His duties included organization and management of state tournaments, coaches and officials education programs, sport rules interpretation and a myriad of other duties related to the administration and governance of sports and ac-tivities at the high school level throughout Utah. While at the UHSAA, Jerry served as vice-chair of the National Federation of State High School Associations football rules committee.

Bovee worked as Sales and Promotion Specialist and later as Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing and Promotions at Utah State from 1992 to 1995. In that role, he directed the corporate sales program for Aggie Athletics. In addition, he developed group and corporate ticketing plans, in-game promotions and other game management programs.

Bovee earned a bachelor’s degree in Business-Finance from Utah State University in 1992. In 2010 he earned a master’s degree in Business Administration from Weber State. He was born and raised in Ogden Utah and attended Ben Lomond High School.

Bovee and his wife Julie have four children: Jared, Ethan, Addison and Seth.

JERRY BOVEEDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Dr. Norm Tarbox is Weber State’s Vice-President for Administrative Services. He began his service at WSU in 2002. A native of Taylorsville, Utah, Dr. Tarbox graduated from Cottonwood High School and attended Snow College where he played on the baseball team.

Tarbox graduated from BYU with a BA degree in Communications where he was named the “Outstanding Student” of the Communications department. He later ob-tained an MBA from BYU. He went on to earn an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and Policy from the University of Utah. Dr. Tarbox came to WSU from the Utah State Board of Regents where he worked in various capacities for 10 years. He served as the Assis-tant Commissioner for Student Financial Aid, Assistant Commissioner for Finance and Facilities and Associate Commissioner for Finance and Facilities.

From 1993 to 1996, he worked in the governor’s office as a budget and planning analyst. His wife, Maurie, completed a bachelor’s degree in Music Performance. She and their four children have performed in Utah Mu-sical Theatre productions at Weber State.

DR. NORM TARBOXVICE PRESIDENT

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

AMY CROSBIEASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR Amy Crosbie was named the Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman Adminis-trator at Weber State University in March of 2010.

Prior to being named Associate Athletic Director, Crosbie spent the past 7 years as the Assistant Director of Student-Athlete Services at Utah State where she was an Academic Advisor and the CHAMPS Life Skills Director for the Department of Athletics. During her time at Utah State she fulfilled academic duties for Men’s Basketball, Men’s Golf, Women’s Softball, Soccer, Volleyball and Men’s and Women’s Track and Field. She also chaired the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and taught an athletics section of connections, USU 1010, which is taught to all incoming student-athletes during the Fall semester.

She currently serves on the DIA National CHAMPS Board and was a two-time NCAA Regional Leadership Facilitator. She is currently a mentor to new CHAMPS coordinators

for the NCAA/CHAMPS Life Skills Program, now known as NCAA Student-Athlete Affairs.

Crosbie, who graduated from Utah State University in 2002 with a degree in Family and Consumer science, spent two years as an assistant coach for the Aggies Volleyball program prior to working in academics. Crosbie was a four-year letter winner for Utah State’s volleyball team from 1997-2000 as an outside hitter and helped lead the Aggies to their first-ever NCAA Tournament in 2000 as USU advanced to the second round.

As the Associate Athletic Director, Crosbie oversee’s Compliance, Academics, Strength and Conditioning, and is a sport administrator for the following sports; Men’s and Women’s Golf and Men’s and Women’s Tennis.

Crosbie was born and raised in Visalia, California and attended Redwood High School. Amy and her husband Jeff have two daughters and one son.

The beautiful Dee Events Center is a build-ing of many uses, but its primary function, and the number one reason for its construc-tion, was to house the Weber State Universi-ty basketball program.

Weber State men’s basketball teams have won 19 Big Sky Conference titles, and rep-resented the school and Conference in the NCAA Championships on 16 occasions. The WSU women’s program has won the Big Sky Conference title twice, advancing to the NCAA Tournament in 2002 and 2003.

The Dee Events Center itself has been on national display, hosting the annual NCAA Tournament on four different occasions: The 1979-80 First and Second Rounds, in 1982-83 it served as the West Regional Final Site with North Carolina State defeating Virginia, 62-61, to advance and eventually win the NCAA Final Four, and in 1985-86 the Dee Events Center was once again the site of the First and Second Rounds. Recently, in 1993-94, The Dee Center was one of two sites in the western United States to host an NCAA First and Second Round Sub-Regional.

The $11.3 million dollar building represents the combined efforts and cooperation of stu-dents, university and community member for the development of a functional events facil-

ity for the greater Ogden and Weber County area.

In addition to those funds provided through student fees and revenue bonds, more than $5 million dollars was raised from private sources in a variety of memorialization pro-grams. The highlight of the fund drive was the contribution of more than $2 million dollars from the Lawrence T. Dee and Don-nell B. Stewart families.

Ground breaking ceremonies on the for-ty-three acre site were conducted on March 21, 1975. Dedication ceremonies were held on November 1, 1977, a little more than two and half years after construction was start-ed. The first scheduled event in the facility was a men’s basketball game on November 29, 1977, in which Weber State defeated Long Beach State, 99-96 in overtime.

The Dee Events Center can accommo-date more than 11,000 spectators in chair-backed seats, half of which are cushioned, and accented in red to compliment the WSU school colors of royal purple and white. In the summer of 2010, a brand-new jum-botron was installed, along with a new elec-tronic scorer’s table.

Twenty portals permit rapid entry or exit to

the arena from the concourse, which com-pletely surrounds the building. Restrooms, concessions stands and offices are located around the concourse, as well as display cas-es featuring all aspects of WSU Athletics. A ground level entry, is available for a variety of special occasions.

A spacious parking lot completely surround the building with over 3,000 parking stalls. There are five different exits, from the lot of 46th street on the south, Harrison Blvd. on the west and Country Hills Drive on the north.

An electronic message board was construct-ed west of the facility, above the Harrison Blvd. entrance, and was put into use in De-cember of 1979. Construction of the mar-quees was assisted through a donation of funds provided by the Edith Dee Mac Green Charitable Foundation. In past years, the message board was re-designed with new updated graphic capabilities.

In the summer of 2014, a new digital mes-sage display ring was installed at the top of the Dee Events Center. The Daktronics mes-sage ring will be used for fan engagement promotions as well as corporate partner advertisements. The ring was donated to Weber State by the Utah Jazz, Energy Soul-tuions Arena and the Larry H. Miller family.

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