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1976-77USC women's basketball, underhead coach Marci Cantrell, be-came the first Division I women’sbasketball program to awardscholarships.

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1977Linda Sharp begins 12-year stintas head coach of the Women ofTroy. In her 12 seasons, Sharpgoes 271-99 and earns two NCAAChampionships.

1981-82Twin stars Pam and PaulaMcGee enroll at USC and leadthe Trojans to the university'sfirst NCAA Final Four.

Guard Cynthia Cooper earnsFreshman All-American honors.

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1983Center Cheryl Miller beginsher career at USC and helpslead the Women of Troy tothe program's first-ever Na-tional Championship.

Women of Troy becomefirst USC team to be hon-ored at the White Houseby President RonaldReagan.

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1987USC wins Pac-10 title.

Guard Rhonda Windham honoredwith the Frances Naismith PomeroyAward as the nation's top player un-der 5-foot-6.

1988Forward Cherie Nelson namedPac-10 Player of the Year afterleading the league in scoringand rebounding.

Cynthia Cooper winsgold medal with 1988 U.S.A.Olympic team.

1984Cheryl Miller wins the first of three consecutive NaismithAwards as the country's top women's basketball player.

USC wins its second-consecutive NCAA title with a winover Tennessee.

Pam McGee and Cheryl Miller win a gold medal withthe U.S.A. Basketball Team at the 1984 Summer Olym-pics.

1986Cheryl Miller wins her thirdNaismith Award and leads USCto the NCAA Championshipgame. Miller and Cynthia Coo-per are both named to the NCAAall-tournament team.

1984-85Cheryl Miller wins her secondNaismith Award. The 1984-85season was the only season inher four-year career that USC didnot advance to theNCAA Final Four.

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1990-91Center Lisa Leslie enrolls atUSC and makes an immedi-ate impact on the team. Lesliewins National and Pac-10Freshman of the Year honors.

1994Trojans win Pac-10 title, but theWomen of Troy finish one gameshort of the Final Four.

Lisa Leslie becomes theprogram's fourth Naismith Awardwinner.

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1993Cheryl Miller returns to USC ashead coach of the Women of Troy.

1995Cheryl Miller is inductedinto the Naismith MemorialBasketball Hall of Fame.

1994Future All-American Tina Th-ompson enrolls at USC.

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1997Michelle Campbell and Nicky McCrimmonjoin the ABL.

The Houston Comets make Tina Thompsonthe WNBA's first-ever draft choice.

Lisa Leslie, Cynthia Cooper, Pam McGee areall placed on WNBA opening rosters.

Cheryl Miller is named head coach of thePhoenix Mercury, Rhonda Windham servesas General Manager for the Los AngelesSparks and Kim Gessig sees time with theSparks.

Cynthia Cooper is named WNBA Most Valu-able Player and Championship MVP afterleading the Houston Comets to the firstWNBA title, along with teammate Tina Th-ompson.

Lisa Leslie, Thompson and Cooper are allnamed to WNBA first team.

2001Lisa Leslie’s greatest year yet with theLos Angeles Sparks. The former USCcenter led L.A. to its first WNBA Cham-pionship and was named All-Star Game,league and championship MVP.

Tina Thompson and Leslie were invitedto the WNBA All-Star Game.

Cynthia Cooper spends one year ashead coach of the WNBA’s PhoenixMercury.

1998Monica Lamb joins the Houston Comets of the WNBA.

Cynthia Cooper named WNBA and Championship MVP forsecond consecutive year.

Cooper, Tina Thompson and Lamb win second-straight titlewith the Houston Comets.

Three of the five WNBA first team selection were Trojans.

1999Nicky McCrimmon (L.A. Sparks) and Adrain Williams(Phoenix Mercury) placed on WNBA rosters.

Lisa Leslie, Cynthia Cooper and Tina Thompsonnamed to the league’s first-ever All-Star Game.Leslie named All-Star MVP.

Lisa Leslie guided the Los Angeles Sparks to theWNBA playoff semifinals. She was later namedto the All-WNBA second team.

Cooper, Thompson and Monica Lamb lead Hous-ton to their third-straight WNBA Championshiptitle. 2000

USC women’s basketball returns to postseason play.

Lisa Leslie, Cynthia Cooper and Tina Thompson selected to playin the 2000 WNBA All-Star game. Thompson is honored asgame MVP.

The Houston Comets win their fourth WNBA Championship andCynthia Cooper is named the WNBA’s championship series MVP.

Cooper and Lisa Leslie are honored as All-WNBA first team se-lection, Tina Thompson is named to the second team.

Lisa Leslie leads the United States to a gold medal at the 2000Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia. Tina Thompson selectedas an alternate.

1996Lisa Leslie be-comes the fourthTrojan to win anOlympic goldmedal with theU.S.A. nationalteam.

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Lisa Leslie leads the Los Angeles Sparks to asecond-consecutive WNBA Championship andis named championship series and All-StarGame MVP.


Highlighting the 1982-83 Season• Under sixth-year head coach Linda Sharp, theUSC women’s basketball team entered the 1982-83 season ranked No. 1 by the AP, Sports Illus-trated, Street & Smith and Women’s Sport Maga-zine.

• To begin the season, the Women of Troy earned13-straight wins, including four 100+ scoringgames. Among them, the Trojans defeated Loui-siana Tech (two-time defending NCAA champions),64-58, breaking the Lady Techster’s 59-game winstreak.

• USC won the Wahine Rainbow Classic Tourna-ment and Winston Tire Classic.

• In spite of playing one of the nation’s most com-petitive schedules that season, the Women of Troyrecorded USC’s best season ever with a 31-2mark.

• With a 13-1 record in the WCAA, USC capturedthe conference crown.

• In route to the National Championship, USCtraveled more than 16,000 miles and broke 11attendance records on the road.

First Round• Paced by the efforts of Cheryl Miller and CynthiaCooper, the Women of Troy defeated NE Louisi-ana State, 99-85, to advance to the tournamentregionals.

West Regional• Against Arizona State, USC quickly built a 38-point advantage en route to a 96-59 victory. Thiswas the third win over the Sun Devils this sea-son.

• For the regional championship, the Trojansavenged an earlier season loss by defeating LongBeach State 81-74, in front of 4,216 at PauleyPavilion. USC was led by the “Triple Threat” ofMiller and the McGee sisters - Pam and Paula.All three earned NCAA All-Regional honors.

Final Four• The Trojans faced Mideast Champion Georgiain the NCAA Semifinals in Norfolk, Va. Up by 13points at the half (40-27), USC defeated the Bull-dogs 81-57. Miller posted 16 points and 14 re-bounds, while fellow freshman Rhonda Windhamset an NCAA Final Four record with 16 assists.

Finals• USC and Louisiana Tech, the defending cham-pion, met for the third time this season in thechampionship game.

• In front of 7,800 screaming fans, The Womenof Troy were sluggish to start the game and en-tered halftime with an 11-point deficit (26-37).

• To start the second half, Coach Linda Sharpemployed a full court press which led the Trojanson a 9-2 run midway through the half. Fueled bykey steals from Cooper, USC took its first lead,61-59, on a 16-foot jumper by Miller with 5:48remaining.

• USC’s increased its lead to five points with 1:57on the clock, but it was then diminished to twowith six seconds remaining. Top-of-the-key des-peration shots by the Lady Techsters fell shortand the Women of Troy won the program’s first-ever NCAA National Championship, 69-67.

• Miller scored a championship game record 27points after taking over in the second half andhitting key shots. She also broke the game recordfor most free throws attempted (14) and freethrows made (11) and was named ChampionshipMVP.

1982-83 All-AmericansPaula McGee (Kodak, ABAUSA), Cheryl Miller(Kodak, ABAUSA, Naismith), Rhonda Windham(Fastbreak)

Head Coach Linda Sharp was named Wade Tro-phy, WCAA and The Sporting News Coach of theYear.

1982-83 Results(31-2, 13-1 WCAA)

Nov. 21 at Pepperdine W, 105-62Nov. 30 Northwestern W, 110-80Dec. 4 at Louisiana Tech W, 64-58Dec. 6 at Tennessee W, 81-71Dec. 14 * at San Diego State W, 102-66Dec. 18 # Oklahoma City W, 97-68Dec. 19 # Wayland Baptist W, 93-79Dec. 21 # Hawai’i W, 95-62Dec. 28 ^ Rutgers W, 96-75Dec. 29 ^ Old Dominion W, 75-57Jan. 7 Oklahoma Baptist W, 112-46Jan. 14 * at Arizona State W, 72-70Jan. 15 * at Arizona W, 80-68Jan. 22 ~ Louisiana Tech L, 56-58Jan. 28 * at Long Beach State L, 73-74 (OT)Feb. 1 * at Cal State Fullerton W, 89-47Feb. 4 * at Stanford W, 92-64Feb. 6 at Oregon W, 86-71Feb. 7 at Oregon State W, 68-57Feb. 11 * Arizona W, 78-66Feb. 12 * Arizona State W, 92-52Feb. 16 * UCLA W, 83-75Feb. 19 * Long Beach State W, 90-75Feb. 21 * Cal State Fullerton W, 76-65Feb. 26 * San Diego State W, 89-63March 9 * at UCLA W, 83-75March 10 Pepperdine W, 90-56March 12 * Stanford W, 81-63March 18 ! NE Louisiana State W, 99-85March 24 & Arizona State W, 96-59March 26 & Long Beach State W, 81-74April 1 = Georgia W, 81-57April 3 = Louisiana Tech W, 69-67

* WCAA Game#Wahine Tournament - Honolulu, Hawaii^ Winston Tire Classic - Los Angeles~ Game played at Orange Coast College.! NCAA First Round - Los Angeles& NCAA West Regional - Westwood, Calif.= NCAA Final Four - Norfolk, Vir.

1983 NCAA CHAMPIONS

NATIONALCHAMPIONSHIPS


Highlighting the 1983-84 Season• The Women of Troy entered the 1983-84 sea-son as the defending NCAA champs and rankedNo. 1 according to the Associated Press. With theleadership of Cheryl Miller and Cynthia Cooper,both preseason All-American candidates, a lot wasexpected from the USC women’s basketball pro-gram and its nine returning letterwinners.

• The Trojans began the season with 10 consecu-tive victories, including wins over highly-ranked Mary-land, Tennessee (twice), Missouri, Georgia and Or-egon.

• Despite the start, USC suffered a disastrous roadtrip in early January, enduring successive nine-pointlosses to Texas and Louisiana Tech, then losing toOld Dominion two nights later. The Women of Troyreturned to win 14 consecutive games followingthe brief losing streak.

• In the final game of the season, the Trojans fell toLong Beach State, 71-67, and were forced to sharethe WCAA title with the West Coast-rival 49ers.

First Round• USC hosted the first round of the NCAA Tourna-ment and defeated BYU, 97-72. The team waspaced by Pam McGee, who had 25 points, andCheryl Miller, who grabbed 14 boards.

West Regional• Leading to the regional championship, theWomen of Troy earned a 76-51 win over Montanathanks to the scoring efforts of Paula McGee (22points) and the rebounding of her sister, Pam (12rebounds).

• Advancing to the regional championship game, USCsought revenge against Long Beach State and domi-nated the meeting. At the Sports Arena, the Trojansled by as many as 30 points in the second half inroute to the 90-74 victory. The 49ers were not ableto contain the McGee sisters (Paula had 22 points,Pam added 11 rebounds) as USC advanced to theFinal Four by defeating its WCAA arch-rival.

Final Four• In a rematch of the 1983 national championshipgame, and one of the Trojans’ early season losses,USC met Louisiana Tech in the semifinals of theFinal Four. The Women of Troy struggled early inthe contest with their own running attack, and wereforced to play the slow and deliberate-style game ofthe Lady Techsters. The Trojans rallied with six min-utes remaining as Cynthia Cooper entered the gameand hit three-straight shots, and Yolanda Fletcheradded two, to put USC on top.

Finals• Surprisingly, USC faced Tennessee in the cham-pionship game after the Lady Vols upset No. 3Georgia and No. 4 Old Dominion to reach the fi-nals. The Trojans were the heavy favorite over 15th-ranked Tennessee, and had already defeated theLady Vols twice earlier in the season.

• Despite the advantage, USC needed a come-from-behind effort the win the game. The LadyVols entered halftime with a 28-26 lead, and man-aged to hold onto a one-point lead with 7:36 leftto play. Once again, head coach Linda Sharp in-serted Cynthia Cooper back into the lineup. Coo-per responded by penetrating Tennessee’s zonedefense.

• The Trojans sealed the championship with an 8-0 run. The partisan Los Angeles crowd was on itsfeet as the Women of Troy defeated the Lady Vols,72-61, to claim their second-straight NCAA Na-tional Championship - the first school to do so inwomen’s basketball history.

1982-83 All-AmericansCheryl Miller (Kodak), Paula McGee (Kodak), PamMcGee (Kodak)

Cheryl Miller was honored as the Naismith Playerof the Year and the NCAA Championship MVP.

Pam and Paula McGee were both Wade Trophy can-didates.

1983-84 Results(29-4, 13-1 WCAA)

Nov. 25 # Maryland W, 85-68Nov. 26 # Tennessee W, 78-64Nov. 28 at Northwestern W, 67-65 (ot)Nov. 30 at Missouri W, 81-79Dec. 5 San Francisco W, 86-58Dec. 8 Tennessee W, 81-66Dec. 15 Georgia W, 82-74Dec. 23 Ohio State W, 102-73Dec. 29 ^ Penn State W, 79-66Dec. 30 ^ Oregon W, 91-57Jan. 2 at Texas L, 68-77Jan. 3 at Louisiana Tech L, 66-75Jan. 6 at Old Dominion L, 90-102Jan. 8 at Rutgers W, 95-80Jan. 13 * at Arizona W, 74-53Jan. 14 * at Arizona State W, 101-67Jan. 19 * San Diego State W, 101-84Jan. 21 * Stanford W, 82-56Jan. 28 * at Stanford W, 86-44Feb. 4 * Long Beach State W, 79-69Feb. 8 * at UCLA W, 78-60Feb. 11 * Cal State Fullerton W, 88-76Feb. 18 * at San Diego State W, 86-67Feb. 25 * Arizona W, 85-58Feb. 26 * Arizona State W, 82-61Feb. 29 * Cal State Fullerton W, 81-58March 3 *~UCLA W, 85-63March 4 * at Long Beach State L, 67-71March 16 ! BYU W, 97-72March 22 & Montana W, 76-51March 24 & Long Beach State W, 90-74March 30 = Louisiana Tech W, 62-57April 1 = Tennessee W, 72-61

# Notre Dame Thanksgiving Classic - South Bend, Ind.^ Winston Tire Classic - Los Angeles* WCAA game~ Game played at Loyola Marymount.! NCAA First Round - Los Angeles& NCAA West Regional - Los Angeles= NCAA Final Four - Westwood, Calif.

NATIONALCHAMPIONSHIPS

1984 NCAA CHAMPIONS


MILLER'S CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS AVG OR DR REB AVG PF-D AST TO BLK STL MIN1982-83 33-33 268-486 .551 --- --- 137-186 .737 973 20.4 --- --- 320 9.7 104-4 115 87 79 115 10811983-84 33-33 281-493 .570 --- --- 164-218 .752 726 22.0 --- --- 350 10.6 102-5 120 98 82 104 10431984-85 30-30 302-572 .528 --- --- 201-289 .696 805 26.8 --- --- 474 15.8 90-5 86 103 80 116 10531985-86 32-32 308-506 .609 --- --- 198-263 .753 814 25.4 --- --- 390 12.2 90-2 93 74 79 127 1029Totals 128-128 1159-2057 .565 --- --- 700-956 .735 3018 23.7 --- --- 1534 12.1 386-16 414 362 320 462 4206

CHERYL MILLER1984•1985•1986 Naismith Award Winner

Perhaps the finest female basketball player ever, Cheryl Miller finished her USC career owningvirtually every school record, including career scoring (3,018 total points), scoring average (22.3 ppg),career rebounds (1,534), total field goals (1,159) and total free throws made (700). Miller also ownsUSC single-season records for points (814) and rebounds (474). During her career she broke USC’s all-time scoring records three times after adding 40 points against Cal State Fullerton (1/19/85), 43 againstLouisiana Tech (1/26/85) and 45 against Arizona (2/28/85). Miller is the fastest player in USC historyto reach the 1,000-point and 500-rebound mark in her career. In her four years, USC went an incredible112-20, won two national championships and made three Final Four appearances. Twice she wasnamed the NCAA Tournament MVP (1982-83, 1983-84). As an athlete, Miller personified the joy ofbasketball. She was known not only for her tremendous athletic talent, but for the dedication andemotion she embodied as well. A four-time All-American, Miller starred on the U.S. gold medal teams atthe 1984 Olympics and 1983 and 1986 Goodwill Games, leading each squad in scoring.

Her accolades also include: 1984-85 ESPN Athlete of the Year... 1984 Black Achievement Awardin Sports... three time NCAA all-tournament selection (1982-83, 1983-84, 1985-86)... 1982-83 Kodak,ABA-USA, Naismith and Fast Break All-American... 1983-84 Kodak, ABA-USA, Street & Smith’s, Naismithand NBA Today All-American... 1984-85 Kodak, ABA-USA, Naismith and Wade All-American... 1985-86Kodak, ABA-USA, Naismith All-American... three time All-WCAA first team selection (1982-83, 1983-84,1984-85)... two time WCAA Player of the Year (1983-84, 1984-85)... 1985-86 Pac West Player of theYear and first team selection.

NAISMITH AWARDWINNERS


LESLIE'S CAREER STATISTICSYear GP-GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS AVG OR DR REB AVG PF-D AST TO BLK STL MIN1990-91 30-30 241-504 .478 2-8 .250 98-145 .676 582 19.4 109 190 299 10.0 118-9 20 109 78 43 7991991-92 31-30 262-476 .550 2-8 .250 106-152 .697 632 20.4 94 167 261 8.4 115-8 46 103 54 56 9701992-93 29-27 211-378 .558 2-8 .250 119-162 .735 543 18.7 94 191 285 9.8 107-9 59 107 95 60 9201993-94 30-30 259-464 .558 1-13 .080 138-201 .687 657 21.9 142 227 369 12.3 94-4 83 83 94 69 944Totals 120-117 973-1822 .534 7-37 .189 461-660 .698 2414 20.1 439 775 1214 10.1 434-30 208 402 321 228 3633

LISA LESLIE1994 Naismith Award Winner

A three-time All-American (1992-94), four-time All-Pac-10 team selection (the only player in Pac-10history to be so honored) and the unanimous 1994 National Player of the Year, Lisa Leslie was everybody'sAll-American. With 2,414 career points and 1,214 career rebounds, Leslie is the Pac-10's all-time lead-ing scorer and rebounder (No. 3 on USC's all-time scoring chart and No. 4 in rebounding). She is alsoUSC's all-time leading shot blocker (321), No. 3 in field goals (973), free throws (461), scoring average(20.1) and rebounding average (10.1), and No. 5 in all-time steals (228). As a freshman she lead thecountry in scoring and rebounding, then became the first rookie in Pac-10 history to be named a firstteam selection as well as the NCAA Freshman of the Year. She topped her resume at the 1996 Olympicswhere she led the U.S. women's team to the gold medal and repeated the feat in 2000 leading theUnited States to a gold medal in Sydney. She has since been named an All-WNBA first team (twice) andsecond team (twice) selection her last four years with the Los Angeles Sparks.

Her accolades also include: 1992-93 Naismith Award Finalist... 1991-92 Naismith Award Semifi-nalist... 1990-91 NCAA Freshman of the Year... 1991-92 NEAC, USBWA and Basketball Times All-Ameri-can... 1992-93 Basketball Times and Scripps-Howard All-American... 1993-94 Kodak, USBWA, Women’sBasketball Association and Basketball America All-American... 1990-91 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year...1990-91 Pac-10 All-Freshman team... four-time All-Pac-10 first team selection (1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93, 1993-94)... three time Pac-10 Player of the Week.

NAISMITH AWARDWINNERS


Paula McGee 1982 • 1983A 1982-83 Kodak All-American as a junior, Paula McGee holds USC records for total points scored (683) and field goals made(289) as a freshman. McGee is USC's fifth all-time scorer (2,346) and third in career blocks (190).

CAREER TOTALSYear GP-GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS AVG OR DR REB AVG PF-D AST TO BLK STL MIN1980-81 34 289-557 .518 --- --- 105-164 .540 683 20.0 --- --- 313 9.2 --- 51 --- --- --- ---1981-82 27 226-461 .490 --- --- 94-130 .723 546 20.2 --- --- 278 10.1 --- 53 --- --- --- ---1982-83 33 282-493 .572 --- --- 68-91 .747 632 19.2 --- --- 305 9.2 --- 77 --- --- --- ---1983-84 33 207-393 .527 --- --- 71-110 .645 485 14.7 --- --- 259 7.8 --- 48 --- --- --- ---Totals 127 1004-1914 .524 --- --- 338-496 .681 2346 18.4 --- --- 1160 9.1 --- 229 --- --- --- ---

Cheryl Miller 1983 • 1984 • 1985 • 1986A perfect combination of athleticism and basketball skills put Cheryl Miller well above her competition. Miller earned All-Ameri-can honors each year she played at USC, and she was later named the Player of the Decade by the WBCA for the 1980s.

CAREER TOTALSYear GP-GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS AVG OR DR REB AVG PF-D AST TO BLK STL MIN1982-83 33-33 268-486 .551 --- --- 137-186 .737 973 20.4 --- --- 320 9.7 104-4 115 87 79 115 10811983-84 33-33 281-493 .570 --- --- 164-218 .752 726 22.0 --- --- 350 10.6 102-5 120 98 82 104 10431984-85 30-30 302-572 .528 --- --- 201-289 .696 805 26.8 --- --- 474 15.8 90-5 86 103 80 116 10531985-86 32-32 308-506 .609 --- --- 198-263 .753 814 25.4 --- --- 390 12.2 90-2 93 74 79 127 1029Totals 128-128 1159-2057 .565 --- --- 700-956 .735 3018 23.7 --- --- 1534 12.1 386-16 414 362 320 462 4206

Pam McGee 1984A 1983-84 Kodak All-American and U.S. gold medalist, Pam McGee was a finalist for the Naismith Trophy that same year. She isUSC's sixth all-time scorer (2,214) and No. 2 all-time rebounder (1,255).

CAREER TOTALSYear GP-GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS AVG OR DR REB AVG PF-D AST TO BLK STL MIN1980-81 34 217-398 .545 --- --- 75-148 .506 509 14.8 --- --- 294 8.6 --- 35 --- --- --- ---1981-82 27 219-381 .575 --- --- 91-143 .636 529 18.6 --- --- 312 11.6 --- 42 --- --- --- ---1982-83 33 249-408 .610 --- --- 110-174 .632 608 18.4 --- --- 329 10.0 --- 42 --- --- --- ---1983-84 33 250-420 .595 --- --- 68-131 .519 568 17.2 --- --- 320 9.7 --- 30 --- --- --- ---Totals 127 935-1607 .581 --- --- 365-596 .615 2211 17.4 --- --- 1255 9.8 --- 158 --- --- --- ---

Lisa Leslie 1992 • 1993 • 1994A three-time All-American, Lisa Leslie won just about every honor available as a senior in 1994. The 1994 Naismith NationalPlayer of the Year, she was drafted by the Los Angeles Sparks and has led the U.S.A. in two Olympic Games (1996 & 2000);including the gold medal-winning team in Atlanta.

CAREER TOTALSYear GP-GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS AVG OR DR REB AVG PF-D AST TO BLK STL MIN1990-91 30-30 241-504 .478 2-8 .250 98-145 .676 582 19.4 109 190 299 10.0 118-9 20 109 78 43 7991991-92 31-30 262-476 .550 2-8 .250 106-152 .697 632 20.4 94 167 261 8.4 115-8 46 103 54 56 9701992-93 29-27 211-378 .558 2-8 .250 119-162 .735 543 18.7 94 191 285 9.8 107-9 59 107 95 60 9201993-94 30-30 259-464 .558 1-13 .080 138-201 .687 657 21.9 142 227 369 12.3 94-4 83 83 94 69 944Total 120-117 973-1822 .534 7-37 .189 461-660 .698 2414 20.1 439 775 1214 10.1 434-30 208 402 321 228 3633

Tina Thompson 1995 • 1996 • 1997USC's most recent success story, Tina Thompson earned 1996-97 AP and Kodak All-American honors as a senior, shortly beforethe Houston Comets made her the first-ever player drafted in the WNBA. She has proven to be a dominant player in the profes-sional ranks, leading the Comets to four consecutive WNBA championships.

CAREER TOTALSYear GP-GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS AVG OR DR REB AVG PF-D AST TO BLK STL MIN1993-94 30-29 163-327 .499 10-28 .357 31-142 .641 427 14.2 129 187 316 10.5 91-1 25 73 20 40 9041994-95 28-27 193-372 .519 7-34 .206 152-208 .731 545 19.5 136 158 294 10.5 97-3 24 100 25 36 9131995-96 27-26 229-452 .507 24-76 .316 141-190 .742 623 23.1 118 134 252 9.3 81-0 42 81 30 37 8631996-97 29-28 222-445 .499 41-121 .339 168-215 .781 653 22.5 132 174 306 10.6 93-1 59 127 28 56 956Totals 114-110 807-1596 .506 82-259 .317 552-755 .731 2248 19.7 515 653 1168 10.2 362-5 150 381 103 169 3636

ALL-AMERICANS


Women of Troy In the Pros (players & coaches)

Michelle Campbell ........................... played with the Washington Mystics of the WNBA (2000)played with the Utah Starzz of the WNBA (1999)

played with the Philadelphia Rage of the ABL (1998)played with the New England Blizzard of the ABL (1997)

Cynthia Cooper ..................... former Head Coach of the Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA (2001)played with the Houston Comets of the WNBA (1997)

Kim Gessig ....................................... played with the Los Angeles Sparks of the WNBA (1997)Monica Lamb ...................................... played with the Houston Comets of the WNBA (1998)Lisa Leslie .................................... currently with the Los Angeles Sparks of the WNBA (1997)Nicky McCrimmon ......................... currently with the Los Angeles Sparks of the WNBA (2000)

played with the Atlanta Glory of the ABL (1997)Pam McGee .................................... played with the Los Angeles Sparks of the WNBA (1998)

played with the Sacramento Monarchs of the WNBA (1997)Cheryl Miller ......................... former Head Coach of the Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA (1997)Linda Sharp ......................... current Head Coach of the Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA (2002)Marianne Stanley ............. current Head Coach of the Washington Mystics of the WNBA (2002)

former Assistant Coach of the Washington Mystics of the WNBA (2001)former Assistant Coach of the Los Angeles Sparks of the WNBA (2000)

Karleen Thompson ...... current Assistant Coach of the Los Angeles Sparks of the WNBA (1997)Tina Thompson ................................. currently with the Houston Comets of the WNBA (1997)Adrain Williams ................................. currently with the Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA (2000)Fred Williams ................................ former Head Coach of the Utah Starzz of the WNBA (1999)

former Assistant Coach of the Utah Starzz of the WNBA (1998)Rhonda Windham ................ served as General Manager of the L.A. Sparks of the WNBA (1997)

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1981-82 Paula McGee ............................ WBCA1982-83 Paula McGee ............................ Kodak

................................................ABA-USACheryl Miller ............................. Kodak................................................ABA-USA............................................... Naismith............................................ Fast Break

1983-84 Pam McGee .............................. Kodak................................................ABA-USACheryl Miller ............................. Kodak................................................ABA-USA..................................Street & Smith’s............................................... Naismith............................................ NBA Today

1984-85 Cheryl Miller ............................. Kodak................................................ABA-USA............................................... Naismith..................................................... Wade

1985-86 Cheryl Miller ............................. Kodak................................................ABA-USA............................................... Naismith

1991-92 Lisa Leslie .................................. NEAC.................................................. USBWA.............................. Basketball Times+

1992-93 Lisa Leslie ..............Basketball Times................................. Scripps-Howard*

1993-94 Lisa Leslie ................................. Kodak.................................................. USBWA..... Women's Basketball Association.............................Basketball America............................... Kodak District VIII

1994-95 Tina Thompson .... Associated Press+............................... Kodak District VIII

1995-96 Tina Thompson ..... Associted Press+................................................. Kodak+............................... Kodak District VIII

1996-97 Tina Thompson ...... Basketball Weekly.............................. Associated Press*................................................. Kodak+............................... Kodak District VIII

2000-01 Ebony Hoffman ..... WBB Journal*#

*second team+honorable mention# Freshman All-American

NCAA Final FourAll-Tournament Selections

1982-83Paula McGee Cheryl Miller

1983-84Pam McGeePaula McGee Cheryl Miller

1985-86Cynthia Cooper

Cheryl Miller

All-Conference

1978-79 (WCAA)First Team: ............................. Kathy Hammond, FSecond Team: ........................ Anna Maria Lopez, CHonorable Mention: ..............................Kelly Hill, G

...........................................Terri Huff, FCoach of the Year: ................................. Linda Sharp

1979-80 (WCAA)First Team: ...........................................Terri Huff, FSecond Team: ......................... Kathy Hammond, F

......................................Kathy Doyle, GHonorable Mention: .............. Anna Maria Lopez, C

1980-81 (WCAA)First Team: ....................................Paula McGee, FSecond Team: ................................. Pam McGee, CHonorable Mention: ............... Kathy Hammond, F

......................................Kathy Doyle, G

1981-82 (WCAA)First Team: ................................. Pam McGee, F/C

....................................Paula McGee, FSecond Team: ............................ Cynthia Cooper, GHonorable Mention: ........................Kathy Doyle, G

1982-83 (WCAA)First Team: ....................................Paula McGee, F

..................................... Pam McGee, C

..................................... Cheryl Miller, FCoach of the Year: ................................. Linda Sharp

1983-84 (WCAA)Player of the Year: .......................... Cheryl Miller, FFirst Team: ..................................... Pam McGee, C

....................................Paula McGee, F

..................................... Cheryl Miller, F

1984-85 (WCAA)Player of the Year: .......................... Cheryl Miller, FFirst Team: ..................................... Cheryl Miller, FHonorable Mention: ............................Holly Ford, F

1985-86 (Pac West)Player of the Year: .......................... Cheryl Miller, FFirst Team: ................................ Cynthia Cooper, G

..................................... Cheryl Miller, FSecond Team: ........................Rhonda Windham, G

1986-87 (Pac-10)First Team: ............................Rhonda Windham, G

.................................. Cherie Nelson, FSecond Team: ............................... Monica Lamb, CNewcomer of the Year: ................... Monica Lamb, CAcademic Second Team .....................Holly Ford, F

........................... Rhonda Windham, GAcademic Honorable Mention ....... Paula Pyers, G

.................................... Kalen Wright, G

1987-88 (Pac-10)Player of the Year: ....................... Cherie Nelson, CFirst Team: ............................... Karon Howell, F/GCoach of the Year: ................................. Linda SharpAcademic First Team ..........................Holly Ford, F

PAM MCGEE (1981-84)

PAULA MCGEE (1981-84)

HONORS/AWARDS


Pac-10 Players of the Week

Monica Lamb ..................................... Mar. 9, 1987Cherie Nelson ..................................... Jan. 4, 1988Cherie Nelson .................................. Jan. 25, 1988Cherie Nelson .................................. Feb. 22, 1988Cherie Nelson .................................. Feb. 29, 1988Cherie Nelson .................................... Mar. 7, 1988Cherie Nelson .................................... Dec. 5, 1988Karon Howell ....................................... Jan. 3, 1989Cherie Nelson .................................... Mar. 6, 1989Cherie Nelson ..................................Mar. 13, 1989Lisa Leslie ........................................ Nov. 26, 1990Lisa Leslie ......................................... Jan. 14, 1991Lisa Leslie .......................................... Mar. 4, 1991Lisa Leslie ........................................ Dec. 30, 1991Lisa Leslie ......................................... Jan. 27, 1992Tammy Story ...................................... Mar. 9, 1992Joni Easterly ..................................... Jan. 18, 1993Lisa Leslie .......................................... Feb. 8, 1993Lisa Leslie ......................................... Jan. 17, 1994Lisa Leslie ......................................... Jan. 31, 1994Tina Thompson ................................... Jan. 3, 1995Tina Thompson ................................ Jan. 29, 1996Tina Thompson .................................. Dec. 9, 1996Tina Thompson ................................Dec. 23, 1996Tina Thompson ................................. Jan. 20, 1997Tiffany Elmore .................................. Feb. 21, 2000Ebony Hoffman .................... Jan. 29, 2001Aisha Hollans ........................ Jan. 7, 2002

Olympians

1984 (Gold Medal) - Los AngelesCheryl MillerPam McGee

1988 (Gold Medal) - Seoul, KoreaCynthia Cooper

1992 (Bronze Medal) - Barcelona, SpainCynthia Cooper

1996 (Gold Medal) - AtlantaLisa Leslie

2000 (Gold Medal) - Sydney, AustraliaLisa Leslie

Tina Thompson (alternate)

Honda-Broderick Cup

Cheryl Miller, 1984

Women’s BasketballHall of Fame

Linda Sharp, Head CoachInducted ‘00

Marianne Stanley, Head CoachInducted ‘02

1988-89 (Pac-10)First Team: .................................. Cherie Nelson, CAll-Freshman Team: ....................... Tammy Story, G

1989-90 (Pac-10)All-Freshman Team: .................... Joni Easterly, G/FAcademic First Team .................... Tammy Story, G

1990-91 (Pac-10)First Team: .................................... Tammy Story, G

.................................... Lisa Leslie, F/CFreshman of the Year: ..................... Lisa Leslie, F/CAll-Freshman Team: ...................... Lisa Leslie, F/CAcademic First Team .................... Tammy Story, G

1991-92 (Pac-10)First Team: .................................... Tammy Story, G

.................................... Lisa Leslie, F/C

1992-93 (Pac-10)First Team: .................................... Lisa Leslie, F/C

................................. Joni Easterly, G/FCoach of the Year: ......................Marianne StanleyAcademic First Team .................... Tammy Story, G

1993-94 (Pac-10)First Team: .................................... Lisa Leslie, F/C

............................. Nicky McCrimmon, GFreshman of the Year: .............. Tina Thompson F/C

1994-95 (Pac-10)First Team: ............................Tina Thompson, F/CHonorable Mention: ................. Karleen Shields, G

1995-96 (Pac-10)First Team: ............................Tina Thompson, F/CHonorable Mention: ...................... Erica Mashia, GAll-Freshman: ................................. Erica Mashia, GAcademic Honorable Mention: ........ Jody Anton, F

1996-97 (Pac-10)First Team: ............................Tina Thompson, F/CHonorable Mention: ....................... Kristin Clark, G

.......................... Michelle Campbell, CAll-Freshman Hon. Mention: .... Tiffany Washington

1997-98 (Pac-10)First Team: ..................................... Kristin Clark, GHonorable Mention: ..................Adrain Williams, C

1998-99 (Pac-10)First Team: ................................Adrain Williams, CAll-Freshman Hon. Mention: .Tiffany Elmore, G

1999-00 (Pac-10)Honorable Mention: ................... Tashara Carter, F

................................Tiffany Elmore, GAcademic Hon. Mention: ........ Denise Woods, C

............................... Danielle Golay, F

2000-01 (Pac-10)Honorable Mention: .... Ebony Hoffman, F/CAll-Fresman: ................. Ebony Hoffman, F/CAll-Freshman Hon. Mention: Aisha Hollans , G

2001-02 (Pac-10)First Team: .................... Ebony Hoffman, F/C

........................... Aisha Hollans, GAll-Fresman: ............... Rachel Woodward , F

TAMMY STORY (1989-92)

JONI EASTERLY (1990-93)

HONORS/AWARDS


Lyon Center Records

INDIVIDUALPoints ................................49 .................................. Tina Thompson vs. UCLA, 1/27/96Field Goals ........................16 .................................. Tina Thompson vs. UCLA, 1/27/96Free Throws ......................14 ..................................... Lisa Leslie vs. Stanford, 1/30/94........................................................................ Tamecka Dixon (Kansas) vs. USC,1/2/96Rebounds .........................23 ........................ Natalie Williams (UCLA) vs. USC, 2/4/94Assists ...............................10 ................................Nicky McCrimmon vs. UCLA, 2/4/94Blocked Shots ..................8 ..................... Lisa Leslie vs. Stephen F. Austin, 12/22/93Steals ................................6 ............................ last by Adrain Williams vs. ASU, 1/2/98

TEAMPoints ................................101 ................................ USC vs. Washington State, 3/6/97...............................................................................USC vs. Long Beach State, 12/10/92Fewest Points Allowed ....40 ............................................. Washington vs. USC, 2/2/90Field Goals ........................44 .............................USC vs. Long Beach State, 12/10/92Free Throws ......................28 ..................................................... Oregon vs. USC, 2/8/98Rebounds .........................61 ................................................USC vs. California 1/28/943-Pointers .........................13 ............................. UC Santa Barbara vs. USC, 12/19/96Assists ...............................24 ................................................ Stanford vs. USC, 1/20/90Blocked Shots ..................10 .................................... USC vs. San Diego State, 12/2/90.................................................................................................... USC vs. Arizona, 1/11/91Steals ................................18 ..............................USC vs. Long Beach State, 12/10/92

USC 100-Point Games

Feb. 4, 1977 ........... at UCLA ................................................................ UCLA103, USC 73Nov. 17, 1978 ......... at Cal Poly SLO Tournament ........................... USC 106, CSUN 67Dec. 29, 1979 ........ Home vs. Seattle ............................................ USC 107, Seattle 52Jan. 19, 1980 ......... Home vs. Arizona .......................................... USC 103, Arizona 38Dec. 6, 1980 ........... Home vs. Texas A&M ..............................USC 112, Texas A&M 42Dec. 17, 1980 ........ at Giusti PSU Tournament ................................. USC 102, BYU 79Dec. 18, 1980 ........ at Giusti PSU Tournament ............... USC 108, Portland State 61Dec. 21, 1980 ........ Home vs. Penn State (at Forum) ..........USC 103, Penn State 64Jan. 26, 1981 ......... Home vs. Cal State Fullerton ...........................USC 104, CSUF 63Feb. 27, 1981 ......... Home vs. UC Santa Barbara ........................... USC 117, UCSB 42March 13, 2001 ..... Home vs. UCLA (WAIAW 2nd Rnd.) .................USC 102, UCLA 85Nov. 21, 1982 ......... at Pepperdine ......................................... USC 105, Pepperdine 62Nov. 30, 1982 ........ Home vs. Northwestern .................... USC 110, Northwestern 80Dec. 14, 1982 ........ at San Diego State ........................................... USC 102, SDSU 66Jan. 7, 1983 ........... Home vs. Oklahoma Baptist ...............USC 112, Okla. Baptist 46Dec. 23, 1983 ........ Home vs. Ohio State ................................USC 102, Ohio State 73Jan. 6, 1984 ........... at Old Dominion ............................................. Old DU 102, USC 90Jan. 14, 1984 ......... at Arizona State ................................................... USC 101, ASU 67Jan. 19, 1984 ......... Home vs. San Diego State .............................. USC 101, SDSU 84Nov. 22, 1985 ........ Home vs. Brigham Young ................................... USC 102, BYU 53Dec. 22, 1985 ........ Home vs. Oregon State ......................................USC 117, OSU 55Dec. 27, 1985 ........ Home vs. Missouri (Transamerica Tourn.) ........ USC 118, MU 68Feb. 28, 1986 ........ vs. Utah State (Northern Lights Inv.) ................USC 115, USU 45March 1, 1986 ....... vs. S. Methodist (Northern Lights Inv.) ........... USC 121, SMU 61Jan. 2, 1987 ............ at California .......................................................... Cal 102, USC 85Feb. 6, 1987 ........... Home vs. California ............................................. USC 105, Cal 63Feb. 22, 1987 ......... at Oregon State ...................................................USC 101, OSU 84Dec. 6, 1988 ........... at Tennessee ........................................... Tennessee 102, USC 69Jan. 27, 1989 ......... at Washington ....................................... Washington 104, USC 73March 9, 1989 ....... at Stanford ................................................... Stanford 100, USC 85March 10, 1989 ..... at California ........................................................ Cal 115, USC 106Dec. 10, 1992 ........ Home vs. Long Beach State ............................USC 101, LBSU 48Jan. 15, 1994 ......... Home vs. Washington State ............................. USC 101, WSU 70Feb. 18, 1994 ......... Home vs. Arizona State ...................................... USC 105, ASU 67Jan. 28, 1995 ......... at Stanford ................................................... Stanford 109, USC 53Feb. 6, 1997 ........... at Stanford ................................................... Stanford 103, USC 69March 6, 1997 ........ Home vs. Washington State ............................. USC 101, WSU 59Nov. 18, 2001 ......... at Tennessee ........................................... Tennessee 106, USC 66

1,000-Point Career Scorers

Cheryl Miller3,018

Cherie Nelson2,474

Lisa Leslie2,414

Paula McGee2,346

Tina Thompson2,248

Pam McGee2,214

Kathy Hammond1,797

Cynthia Cooper1,559

Joni Easterly1,469

Karon Howell1,426

Tammy Story1,230

Adrain Williams1,185

Terri Huff1,169

Holly Ford1,118

Tiffany Elmore1,082

Rhonda Windham1,040

MILESTONES

Tashara Carter1,001


Program Records

Consecutive Wins, Season ......................... 18 .......................1981-82, 1982-83Consecutive Home Wins, Season ............. 16 ........................................ 1983-84Consecutive Wins, All-Time ........................ 28 .............................................. 1983Consecutive Home Wins, All-Time ............ 48 ....................................1981-1984Consecutive Losses, Season ..................... 7 ........ 1976-77, 1989-90, 1998-99Consecutive Home Losses, Season ......... 7 ........................................... 1989-90Consecutive Losses, All-Time .................... 7 .......................... 1989-90/1998-99Consecutive Home Losses, All-Time ......... 7 ........................................... 1989-90

Most Wins, Season ..................................... 31 ........................1982-83, 1985-86Most Losses, Season .................................. 20 ........................................ 1998-99Best Season Win Percentage .................... .939 (31-2) ......................... 1982-83Worst Season Win Percentage .................. .259 (7-20) ......................... 1998-99

Most Conference Wins, Season ................ 16 ........................................ 1993-94Most Conference Losses, Season ............ 15 ........................................ 1998-99Best Conference Win Percentage ............. 1.000 (8-0) ......................... 1985-86Worst Conference Win Percentage ........... .125 (1-7) ............................ 1976-77

Biggest Improvement ................................. 21.9% ..........1977-78, 11-13 record1978-79, 21-10 record

PROGRAM RECORD IN SEASON OPENERSOverall .................................................................................................................. 21-5When the opening game is at home ...............................................................11-0When the opening game is on the road ............................................................ 6-5When the opening game is at a nuetral site .................................................... 4-0At Opening Home Game .................................................................................... 24-2At Opening Road Game .................................................................................. 15-11

PROGRAM RECORD IN CONFERENCE SEASON OPENERSOverall ..................................................................................................................18-8When the opening game is at home ................................................................. 8-3When the opening game is on the road .......................................................... 10-4When the opening game is at a nuetral site .................................................... 0-1At Opening Home Game ....................................................................................19-8At Opening Road Game ..................................................................................... 16-9

Team Single-Season Records

Most Points, Season ................................... 3,176 ................................... 1985-65Fewest Points, Season ............................... 1,613................................... 1989-90

Highest Scoring Average, Season ............. 88.2 ..................................... 1985-86Lowest Scoring Average, Season .............. 59.7 ..................................... 1989-90Highest Scoring Margin Per Game ............ +22.6 .................................. 1985-86

Most Field Goals Made .............................. 1,271 ................................... 1985-86Fewest Field Goals Made ........................... 634 .......................................1997-98Most Field Goals Attempted ...................... 2,573 .................................. 1985-86Fewest Field Goals Attempted ................... 1,626 ...................................1997-98Highest Field Goal Percentage .................. .525 ..................................... 1982-83Lowest Field Goal Percentage ................... .358 ..................................... 1989-90Best Field Goal Pct. Defense ..................... .372 ..................................... 1993-94

Most 3-Pt. Field Goals Made ..................... 118 ...................................... 1995-96Most 3-Pt. Field Goals Attempted ............. 376 .......................................1996-97Highest 3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage ......... .346 ......................................1987-88Lowest 3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage .......... .241 ..................................... 1989-90

Most Free Throws Made ............................. 634 ...................................... 1985-86Most Free Throws Attempted .................... 892 ...................................... 1985-86Highest Free Throw Percentage ................ .711 ..................................... 1985-86

Most Rebounds ........................................... 1,547 ................................... 1985-86Highest Rebounding Average .................... 45.9 .................... 1993-94, 1981-82Greatest Rebounding Margin .................... +9.9 ..................................... 1982-83

Most Steals .................................................. 440 ...................................... 1985-86Highest Steal Average ................................ 12.2 ....................1985-86, 1981-82

Most Blocked Shots .................................... 204 ...................................... 1983-84Highest Blocked Shot Average .................. 6.2 ....................................... 1983-84

Most Turnovers ............................................ 613 .......................................1996-97Fewest Turnovers ........................................ 479 ...................................... 1984-85

Most Personal Fouls ................................... 647 .......................................2000-01Fewest Personal Fouls ................................ 500 .....................1993-94, 1994-95Most Disqualifications ................................ 27 .........................................1990-91Fewest Disqualifications ............................ 5 ..........................1985-86, 1995-96

ERICA M

ASHIA (1996, 2000)

TASHARA CARTER

(1998-01)

TIFFANY ELM

ORE (1999-2002)

MILESTONES


Points1. Cheryl Miller, 1983-86 ......................... 3,0182. Cherie Nelson, 1986-89 .......................2,4743. Lisa Leslie, 1991-94 ............................ 2,4144. Paula McGee, 1981-84 ....................... 2,3465. Tina Thompson, 1994-97 .................... 2,2486. Pam McGee, 1981-84 ......................... 2,2147. Kathy Hammond, 1978-81 .................. 1,7978. Cynthia Cooper, 1982-84; 86 ............. 1,5599. Joni Easterly, 1990-93 ......................... 1,46910. Karon Howell, 1986-89 ....................... 1,426

Scoring Average1. Cheryl Miller, 1983-86 ........................... 23.62. Cherie Nelson, 1986-89 ........................ 20.33. Lisa Leslie, 1991-94 ...............................20.14. Tina Thompson, 1994-97 .......................19.75. Pam McGee, 1981-84 ........................... 18.96. Paula McGee, 1981-84 .......................... 17.57. Monica Lamb, 1987 ................................ 17.08. Kathy Hammond, 1978-81 .....................14.79. Cynthia Cooper, 1982-84; 86 ............... 12.910. Joni Easterly, 1990-93 ........................... 12.8

Field Goals Made1. Cheryl Miller, 1983-86 ......................... 1,1592. Paula McGee, 1981-84 ...........................9933. Lisa Leslie, 1991-94 ................................ 9734. Pam McGee, 1981-84 .............................9355. Cherie Nelson, 1986-89 ..........................9336. Tina Thompson, 1994-97 ........................ 8077. Kathy Hammond, 1978-81 ......................7248. Cynthia Cooper, 1982-84; 86 .................6589. Karon Howell, 1986-89 ...........................55910. Joni Easterly, 1990-93 ............................. 541

FG Percentage (min. 200 attempts)1. Monica Lamb, 1987 ............................ 58.8%2. Pam McGee, 1981-84 .........................58.1%3. Cheryl Miller, 1983-86 ........................ 56.3%4. Lisa Leslie, 1991-94 ........................... 53.4%5. Paula McGee, 1981-84 ...................... 52.4%6. Michelle Campbell, 1994-97 ..............51.6%7. Rashida Jeffery, 1994-97 ....................51.0%8. Tina Thompson, 1994-97 ................... 50.6%9. Cherie Nelson, 1986-89 ..................... 50.0%10. Cynthia Cooper, 1982-84; 86 ............. 47.6%

3-Pt. FG Made (since 1987-88)1. Tammy Story, 1989-92 ............................110

Kristin Clark, 1996-98 .............................1103. Jody Anton, 1993-96 ................................1034. Tina Thompson, 1994-97 .......................... 825. Erica Mashia, 1996; 00 ............................. 816. Karon Howell, 1988-89 ............................. 777. Jualeah Woods, 1991-94 .......................... 668. Joni Easterly, 1990-93 ............................... 629. Linda Kennedy, 1989-92 ........................... 4410. Erica Jackson, 1994-97 ............................. 30

3-Pt. FG Percentage(since 1987-88, min. 40 attempts)1. Erica Mashia, 1996; 2000 ................. 38.0%2. Paula Pyers, 1988 ............................... 35.3%3. Linda Kennedy, 1989-91 .................... 34.9%4. Joni Easterly, 1990-93 ........................ 33.7%5. Karon Howell, 1988-89 .......................33.1%6. Jody Anton, 1993-96 ........................... 32.5%7. Tammy Story, 1989-92 ........................31.8%8. Tina Thompson, 1994-97 ....................31.7%9. Kristin Clark, 1996-98 .........................31.0%10. Erica Jackson, 1994-97 ...................... 26.3%

Rebounds1. Cheryl Miller, 1983-86 ......................... 1,5342. Pam McGee, 1981-84 ......................... 1,2553. Cherie Nelson, 1986-89 ...................... 1,2324. Lisa Leslie, 1991-94 ............................ 1,2145. Tina Thompson, 1994-97 .................... 1,1686. Paula McGee, 1981-84 ....................... 1,1557. Kathy Hammond, 1978-81 ......................7088. Adrain Williams, 1996-99 ........................6949. Tiffany Washington, 1997-00.................. 63110. Joni Easterly, 1990-93 .............................622

Rebound Average1. Cheryl Miller, 1983-86 ........................... 12.02. Cherie Nelson, 1986-89 .........................10.73. Tina Thompson, 1994-97 .......................10.24. Lisa Leslie, 1991-94 ............................... 10.15. Pam McGee, 1981-84 .............................. 9.86. Paula McGee, 1986-89 ............................ 9.17. Anna Maria Lopez, 1978-80 .................... 8.48. Ebony Hoffman, 2001- ....................... 8.09. Adrain Williams, 1996-99 ....................... 6.510. Joni Easterly, 1990-93 ............................ 5.4

Free Throws Made1. Cheryl Miller, 1983-86 .............................7002. Cherie Nelson, 1986-89 ..........................6083. Tina Thompson, 1994-97 ........................5524. Lisa Leslie, 1991-94 ................................4615. Pam McGee, 1981-84 .............................3656. Kathy Hammond, 1978-81 ......................3497. Paula McGee, 1981-84 ...........................3388. Joni Easterly, 1990-93 .............................3259. Adrain Williams, 1996-99 ........................25810. Cynthia Cooper, 1982-84; 86 .................243

Free Throw Percentage1. Kathy Hammond, 1978-81 .................. 81.1%2. Erica Mashia, 1996; 2000 .................. 77.6%3. Joni Easterly, 1990-93 ....................... 77.2%4. Carmen Krause, 1999-02 ................. 76.1 %5. Terri Huff, 1979-81 ..............................75.9%6. Ebony Hoffman, 2001- .......... 75.8%7. Paula Pyers, 1985-88 .........................75.7%8. Jody Anton, 1993-96 ...........................75.2%9. Karon Howell, 1986-89 ...................... 74.4%10. Cherie Nelson, 1986-89 ..................... 74.0%

Assists1. Rhonda Windham, 1983; 85-87 ........... 7352. Thera Smith, 1979-82 ............................. 4733. Tammy Story, 1989-92 ........................... 4224. Cheryl Miller, 1983-86 ........................... 4145. Cynthia Cooper, 1982-84; 86 ................ 3816. Erica Jackson, 1994-97 .......................... 3657. Kathy Doyle, 1980-83 ............................. 3398. Joni Easterly, 1990-93 ........................... 3139. Kristin Clark, 1996-99 ............................ 25510. Tashara Carter, 1998-01 ........................ 246

Steals1. Cheryl Miller, 1983-86 ............................ 4622. Tammy Story, 1989-92 ........................... 3093. Cynthia Cooper, 1982-84; 86 ................ 2564. Paula McGee, 1981-84 ............................2485. Lisa Leslie, 1991-94 ............................... 2286. Karon Howell, 1986-89 ...........................2187. Rhonda Williams, 1983; 85-87 .............. 2108. Kristin Clark, 1996-99 ............................ 2039. Tashara Carter, 1998-01 .........................19510. Joni Easterly, 1990-93 .............................185

Blocked Shots (since 1982)1. Lisa Leslie, 1991-94 ................................3212. Cheryl Miller, 1983-86 ............................ 3203. Paula McGee, 1981-84 ............................1904. Michelle Campbell, 1993-97 ...................1625. Pam McGee, 1981-84 .............................1196. Cherie Nelson, 1986-89 ..........................1097. Tina Thompson, 1994-97 ........................1038. Adrain Williams, 1996-99 .......................... 979. Monica Lamb, 1987 ................................... 8210. Kim Gessig, 1990-93 ................................. 66

Games Played1. Cheryl Miller, 1983-86 ............................ 1282. Paula McGee, 1981-84 ............................127

Pam McGee, 1981-84 .............................1274. Holly Ford, 1985-88 ................................ 1265. Rhonda Windham, 1983-85; 87 ........... 122

Cherie Nelson, 1986-89 ......................... 1227. Cynthia Cooper, 1983-84; 86 .................1218. Lisa Leslie, 1991-94 ............................... 120

Jualeah Woods, 1991-94 ....................... 12010. Tammy Story, 1989-92 ............................116

CAREER RECORDS


Points1. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ............................8142. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 ........................... 8053. Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 ........................... 7264. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 ......................... 7145. Paula McGee, 1980-81 .......................... 6836. Cherie Nelson, 1988-89 ........................ 6787. Cherie Nelson, 1988-89 ........................ 673

Cheryl Miller, 1982-83 ........................... 6738. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 ...............................6579. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ...................... 65310. Lisa Leslie, 1991-92 .............................. 632

Paula McGee, 1982-83 ......................... 63211. Tina Thompson, 1995-96 ...................... 62312. Cynthia Cooper, 1985-86 ...................... 62013. Pam McGee, 1982-83 ........................... 60814. Cherie Nelson, 1986-87 ........................ 60415. Lisa Leslie, 1990-91 .............................. 582

Scoring Average1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 .......................... 26.82. Cherie Nelson, 1988-89 ....................... 26.13. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 .......................... 25.44. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 ....................... 23.85. Tina Thompson, 1995-96 ..................... 23.16. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ..................... 22.57. Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 .......................... 22.08. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 ............................. 21.99. Lisa Leslie, 1991-92 ............................. 20.4

Cheryl Miller, 1982-83 .......................... 20.410. Paula McGee, 1981-82......................... 20.211. Cherie Nelson, 1986-87 ....................... 20.112. Pam McGee, 1981-82 .......................... 19.613. Tina Thompson, 1994-95 ..................... 19.514. Lisa Leslie, 1990-91 ............................. 19.415. Paula McGee, 1982-83 ........................ 19.2

Field Goals Made1. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ........................... 3082. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 ........................... 3023. Paula McGee, 1980-81 .......................... 2894. Pam McGee, 1982-83 ........................... 2825. Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 ........................... 2816. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 .........................2757. Cheryl Miller, 1982-83 ........................... 2688. Cynthia Cooper, 1985-86 ...................... 2649. Lisa Leslie, 1991-92 .............................. 26210. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 .............................. 259

FG Attempted1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 ............................5722. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 ........................ 5453. Cynthia Cooper, 1985-86 ...................... 5224. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ........................... 5065. Lisa Leslie, 1990-91 .............................. 5046. Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 ........................... 493

Paula McGee, 1982-83 ......................... 4938. Cherie Nelson, 1988-89 ........................ 4909. Cheryl Miller, 1982-83 ........................... 48610. Lisa Leslie, 1991-92 ............................... 476

FG Percentage (min. 200 attempts)1. Pam McGee, 1982-83 ....................... 61.0%2. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ....................... 60.9%3. Pam McGee, 1983-84 ....................... 59.5%4. Monica Lamb, 1986-87 ..................... 58.8%5. Pam McGee, 1981-82 ........................ 57.5%6. Paula McGee, 1982-83 ...................... 57.2%7. Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 ........................ 57.0%8. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 .......................... 55.8%

Lisa Leslie, 1992-93 .......................... 55.8%10. Cheryl Miller, 1982-83 ....................... 55.1%

3-Pt. FG Made (since 1987-88)1. Tammy Story, 1990-91 ............................. 562. Kristin Clark, 1997-98 .............................. 513. Karon Howell, 1987-88............................. 444. Erica Mashia, 1999-00 ............................. 435. Kristin Clark, 1996-97 .............................. 41

Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ......................... 417. Tammy Story, 1991-92 ............................. 38

Erica Mashia, 1995-96 ............................. 389. Paula Pyers, 1987-88 ............................... 3610. Jody Anton, 1995-96 ................................. 34

3-Pt. FG Attempts (since 1987-88)1. Kristin Clark, 1997-98 ........................... 1692. Tammy Story, 1990-91 .......................... 1433. Tammy Story, 1991-92 .......................... 1334. Erica Mashia, 1999-00 .......................... 1265. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ...................... 121

Karon Howell, 1987-88.......................... 1217. Kristin Clark, 1996-97 ............................1148. Karon Howell, 1988-89 ......................... 1119. Jody Anton, 1995-96 ...............................10710. Tracy Atwater, 1993-94.......................... 106

3-Pt. FG Percentage(since 1987-88, min. 30 attempts)1. Erica Mashia, 1995-96 ... 43.7% (38-of-87)2. Joni Easterly, 1991-92 ..... 41.9% (31-of-74)3. Tracy Atwater, 1992-93... 40.0% (16-of-40)4. Tammy Story, 1990-91 .. 39.2% (56-of-143)5. Jody Anton, 1993-94 ........38.6% (27-of-70)6. Kim Clark, 1997-98 ......... 38.5% (15-of-39)7. Linda Kennedy, 1988-89 ... 37.2% (16-of-43)8. Karon Howell, 1987-88 ... 36.4% (44-of-121)9. Kristin Clark, 1996-97 ... 36.0% (41-of-114)10. Paula Pyers, 1987-88 ... 35.3% (36-of-102)

Rebounds1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 ............................ 4742. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ........................... 3903. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 .............................. 3694. Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 ........................... 3505. Cherie Nelson, 1986-87 ........................ 3486. Pam McGee, 1982-83 ........................... 3297. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 .........................3248. Pam McGee, 1983-84 ........................... 320

Cheryl Miller, 1982-83 ........................... 32010. Tina Thompson, 1993-94 .......................316

Rebound Average1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 .......................... 15.82. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 ............................. 12.33. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 .......................... 12.24. Cherie Nelson, 1986-87 ....................... 11.6

Pam McGee, 1983-84 .......................... 11.6Pam McGee, 1981-82 .......................... 11.6

7. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 ....................... 10.88. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ..................... 10.6

Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 .......................... 10.610. Tina Thompson, 1994-95 ..................... 10.5

Tina Thompson, 1993-94 ..................... 10.5

Free Throws Made1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 ........................... 2012. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ........................... 1983. Cherie Nelson, 1988-89 .........................1784. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ...................... 1685. Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 ........................... 164

Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 ........................ 1647. Tina Thompson, 1994-95 ...................... 1528. Cherie Nelson, 1986-87 ........................ 1469. Tina Thompson, 1995-96 .......................14110. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 .............................. 138

Free Throws Attempted1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 ........................... 2892. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ........................... 2633. Cherie Nelson, 1988-89 ........................ 2364. Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 ............................2185. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 .......................2156. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 .........................2107. Tina Thompson, 1994-95 ...................... 2088. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 .............................. 2019. Cherie Nelson, 1986-87 ........................ 20010. Tina Thompson, 1995-96 ...................... 190

FT Percentage (min. 70 attempts)1. Erica Mashia, 1995-96 ... 84.4% (65-of-77)2. Kathy Hammond, 1980-81 .....83.5% (61-of-73)3. Kathy Hammond, 1978-79 83.2% (119-of-143)4. Joni Easterly, 1990-91 .... 80.6% (58-of-72)5. Kathy Hammond, 1979-80 .. 80.2% (82-of-102)6. Karleen Shields, 1994-95 .. 78.4% (127-of-162)7. Joni Easterly, 1989-90 .... 78.2% (61-of-78)8. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 .. 78.1% (168-of-215)

Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 ......78.1% (164-of-210)10. Paula Pyers, 1986-87 ... 78.0% (78-of-100)

Assists1. Rhonda Windham, 1982-83 ..................1972. Rhonda Windham, 1984-85 ................. 1933. Paula Pyers, 1987-88 .............................1814. Rhonda Windham, 1986-87 .................. 1745. Rhonda Windham, 1985-86 .................. 1716. Thera Smith, 1981-82 ........................... 1667. Nicky McCrimmon, 1993-94 ................. 1628. Tammy Story, 1990-91 .......................... 1329. Erica Jackson, 1996-97 ......................... 12210. Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 ........................... 120

SEASON RECORDS


Personal Fouls1. Lisa Leslie, 1990-91 ................................1182. Lisa Leslie, 1991-92 ................................1153. Monica Lamb, 1986-87 ...........................112

Pam McGee, 1982-83 .............................1125. Lisa Leslie, 1992-93 ................................ 107

Pam McGee, 1983-84 ............................. 1077. Cheryl Miller, 1982-83 .............................1048. Ebony Hoffman, 2000-01 ......... 103

Paula McGee, 1983-84 ..........................10310. Kim Gessig, 1990-91 ..............................102

Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 ............................102

Minutes Played (since 1987-88)1. Paula Pyers, 1987-88 ........................... 11032. Joni Easterly, 1991-92 .......................... 10963. Tammy Story, 1990-91 ........................... 9994. Tammy Story, 1991-92 ............................ 9745. Holly Ford, 1987-88 .................................. 9716. Lisa Leslie, 1991-92 ................................9707. Kristin Clark, 1997-98 .............................9618. Joni Easterly, 1992-93 ............................ 9589. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ....................... 95610. Nicky McCrimmon, 1992-93 .................. 945

Assist Average1. Rhonda Windham, 1984-85 .................... 6.92. Rhonda Windham, 1986-87 .................... 6.73. Nicky McCrimmon, 1993-94 .................... 6.2

Thera Smith, 1981-82 .............................. 6.25. Paula Pyers, 1987-88 ............................... 6.0

Rhonda Windham, 1982-83 .................... 6.07. Rhonda Windham, 1985-86 .................... 4.88. Tammy Story, 1990-91 ............................. 4.4

Cynthia Cooper, 1983-84 ......................... 4.410. Nicky McCrimmon, 1992-93 .................... 4.3

Steals1. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 .............................1272. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 .............................1163. Cheryl Miller, 1982-83 .............................1154. Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 .............................1045. Tammy Story, 1990-91 .............................. 966. Cynthia Cooper, 1985-86 .......................... 937. Tammy Story, 1989-90 .............................. 918. Thera Smith, 1981-82 ............................... 909. Paula Pyers, 1987-88 ................................ 8410. Kristin Clark, 1996-97 ............................... 78

Steal Average1. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 .............................. 4.02. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 .............................. 3.93. Tammy Story, 1989-90 ............................. 3.5

Cheryl Miller, 1982-83 .............................. 3.55. Thera Smith, 1981-82 .............................. 3.36. Tammy Story, 1990-91 ............................. 3.2

Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 .............................. 3.28. Kristin Clark, 1997-98 .............................. 2.99. Paula Pyers, 1987-88 ............................... 2.810. Kristin Clark, 1996-97 .............................. 2.7

Blocked Shots (since 1982)1. Lisa Leslie, 1992-93 .................................. 952. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 .................................. 943. Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 ............................... 82

Monica Lamb, 1986-87 ............................. 825. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 ............................... 806. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ............................... 79

Cheryl Miller, 1982-83 ............................... 798. Lisa Leslie, 1990-91 .................................. 789. Michelle Campbell, 1996-97 ..................... 5910. Michelle Campbell, 1994-95 .................... 57

Block Shot Average (since 1982)1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-83 .............................. 3.52. Lisa Leslie, 1992-93 ................................. 3.33. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 ................................. 3.14. Monica Lamb, 1986-87 ............................ 2.7

Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 .............................. 2.76. Lisa Leslie, 1990-91 ................................. 2.67. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 .............................. 2.5

Cheryl Miller, 1983-84 .............................. 2.59. Michelle Campbell, 1996-97 .................... 2.110. Michelle Campbell, 1994-95 ................... 2.0

RHON

DA WINDHAM

(1983-87)

PAULA PYERS (1985-88)

KRISTIN CLARK (1996-99)

SEASON RECORDS


Freshman Records

POINTS1. Paula McGee, 1981 ...............................6832. Cheryl Miller, 1983 ................................6733. Lisa Leslie, 1991 ....................................5824. Pam McGee, 1981 .................................5095. Cherie Nelson, 1986.............................. 477

SCORING AVERAGE1. Cheryl Miller, 1983 ...............................20.42. Paula McGee, 1981 ..............................20.03. Lisa Leslie, 1991 ...................................19.44. Pam McGee, 1981 ................................14.95. Cynthia Cooper, 1982 ...........................14.6

FIELD GOALS MADE1. Paula McGee, 1981 ...............................2892. Cheryl Miller, 1983 ................................2683. Lisa Leslie, 1991 .................................... 2414. Pam McGee, 1981 ................................. 2175. Cherie Nelson, 1986.............................. 179

FG PERCENTAGE (min. 200 attempts)1. Cheryl Miller, 1983 .......... 268-486, 55.1%2. Pam McGee, 1981 ........... 217-398, 54.5%3. Paula McGee, 1981 ......... 289-557, 51.8%4. Tina Thompson, 1994 ......... 163-327, 49.9%5. Adrain Williams, 1996 ......... 107-219, 48.9%

3-POINT FG MADE (since 1988)1. Erica Mashia, 1996.................................. 382. Tiffany Elmore, 1999 ............................... 243. Linda Kennedy, 1989 .............................. 164. Lauren Smith-Hams, 2000 ..................... 15

Jody Anton, 1993 ...................................... 15

3-POINT FG PCT. (since 1988, min. 30 att.)1. Erica Mashia, 1996.............. 38-87, 43.7%2. Linda Kennedy, 1989 ........... 16-43, 37.2%3. Jody Anton, 1993 .................. 15-53, 28.3%4. Lauren Smith-Hams, 2000 ........ 15-55, 27.3%5. Jualeah Woods, 1991 .......... 10-45, 22.2%

FREE THROWS MADE1. Cheryl Miller, 1983 ................................ 1372. Cherie Nelson, 1986..............................1193. Paula McGee, 1981 ...............................1054. Lisa Leslie, 1991 ...................................... 985. Ebony Hoffman, 2001 ........................ 91

Tina Thompson, 1994 .............................. 91

FREE THROW PCT. (min. 70 attempts)1. Erica Mashia, 1996.............. 65-77, 84.4%2. Ebony Hoffman, 2001 ...... 91-120, 75.8%3. Cheryl Miller, 1983 .......... 137-186, 73.7%4. Rachel Woodward, 2002 ... 67-94, 71.3%5. Tiffany Elmore, 2000 ........... 60-86, 69.8%

REBOUNDS1. Cheryl Miller, 1983 ................................3202. Tina Thompson, 1994 ............................ 3163. Paula McGee, 1981 ............................... 3134. Cherie Nelson, 1986.............................. 3125. Lisa Leslie, 1991 ....................................299

REBOUND AVERAGE1. Tina Thompson, 1994 .......................... 10.52. Lisa Leslie, 1991 .................................. 10.03. Cheryl Miller, 1983 ................................. 9.74. Paula McGee, 1981 ................................ 9.25. Cherie Nelson, 1986............................... 8.7

ASSISTS1. Rhonda Williams, 1983 ........................ 1972. Cheryl Miller, 1983 ................................1153. Tammy Story, 1989 .................................. 884. Erica Mashia, 1996.................................. 875. Cynthia Cooper, 1981-82 ........................ 80

STEALS1. Cheryl Miller, 1982-83 ........................... 1152. Tammy Story, 1988-89 ............................. 573. Jessica Cheeks, 2001 ................ 484. Karon Howell, 1986 ................................. 45

Rhonda Williams, 1983 .......................... 45

BLOCKED SHOTS (since 1982)1. Cheryl Miller, 1983 .................................. 792. Lisa Leslie, 1991 ...................................... 783. Ebony Hoffman, 2001 ................ 264. Cherie Nelson, 1986................................ 225. Tina Thompson, 1994 .............................. 20

MINUTES PLAYED (since 1988)1. Cheryl Miller, 1983 ............................. 10812. Rhonda Williams, 1983 ...................... 10763. Paula McGee, 1981 ...............................9214. Tina Thompson, 1994 ............................9045. Joni Easterly, 1990 ................................868

Sophomore Records

POINTS1. Cheryl Miller, 1984 ................................7262. Lisa Leslie, 1992 ....................................6323. Cherie Nelson, 1987..............................6044. Paula McGee, 1982 ...............................5465. Tina Thompson, 1995 ............................545

SCORING AVERAGE1. Cheryl Miller, 1984 .............................. 22.02. Lisa Leslie, 1992 .................................. 20.43. Paula McGee, 1982 ............................. 20.24. Cherie Nelson, 1987............................ 20.15. Pam McGee, 1982 ................................ 19.6

FIELD GOALS MADE1. Cheryl Miller, 1984 ................................2812. Lisa Leslie, 1992 ....................................2623. Cherie Nelson, 1987..............................2294. Paula McGee, 1982 ...............................2265. Pam McGee, 1982 ..................................219

FG PERCENTAGE (min. 200 attempts)1. Pam McGee, 1982 ............ 219-381, 57.5%2. Cheryl Miller, 1984 .......... 281-493, 57.0%3. Lisa Leslie, 1992 ...............262-476, 55.0%4. Tina Thompson, 1995 .......... 193-372, 51.9%5. Cherie Nelson, 1987........ 229-456, 50.2%

3-POINT FG MADE (since 1988)1. Kristin Clark, 1997 ................................... 412. Aisha Hollans, 2002 ........................... 283. Jody Anton, 1994 ...................................... 274. Jualeah Woods, 1992 .............................. 195. Kim Clark, 1998 ........................................ 15

3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE(since 1988, min. 30 attempts)1. Jody Anton, 1994 .................. 27-70, 38.6%2. Kim Clark, 1998 .................... 15-39, 38.5%3. Kristin Clark, 1997 ............. 41-114, 36.0%4. Jodi Parriott, 1997 ................ 14-40, 35.0%

FREE THROWS MADE1. Cheryl Miller, 1984 ................................1642. Tina Thompson, 1995 ............................1523. Cherie Nelson, 1987 ..............................1464. Lisa Leslie, 1992 ....................................1065. Paula McGee, 1982 ................................. 94

FREE THROW PCT. (min. 70 attempts)1. Kathy Hammond, 1979 ......... 119-143, 83.2%2. Joni Easterly, 1991 .............. 58-72, 80.6%3. Tiffany Elmore, 2000 .......... 81-106, 76.4%4. Ebony Hoffman, 2002 .. 84-111, 75.7%5. Cheryl Miller, 1984 ..........164-218, 75.2%

REBOUNDS1. Cheryl Miller, 1984 ................................3502. Cherie Nelson, 1987 ..............................3483. Pam McGee, 1982 .................................. 3124. Tina Thompson, 1995 ............................2945. Paula McGee, 1982 ...............................278

REBOUND AVERAGE1. Cherie Nelson, 1987 ............................ 11.6

Pam McGee, 1982 ................................ 11.63. Cheryl Miller, 1984 .............................. 10.64. Tina Thompson, 1995 .......................... 10.55. Paula McGee, 1982 ............................. 10.3

ASSISTS1. Rhonda Williams, 1985 ........................1932. Kelly Hill, 1978 .......................................1493. Cheryl Miller, 1984 ................................1204. Jessica Cheeks, 2002 ......................1125. Kathy Doyle, 1981 ..................................108

STEALS1. Cheryl Miller, 1984 ................................1042. Tammy Story, 1990 .................................. 913. Kristin Clark, 1997 ................................... 784. Ebony Hoffman, 2002 ........................ 685. Cynthia Cooper, 1983 .............................. 65

BLOCKED SHOTS (since 1982)1. Cheryl Miller, 1984 .................................. 822. Michelle Campbell, 1995 ....................... 573. Lisa Leslie, 1992 ...................................... 544. Paula McGee, 1982 ................................. 38

MINUTES PLAYED (since 1988)1. Lisa Leslie, 1992 .................................... 9702. Joni Easterly, 1991 ................................9283. Kristin Clark, 1997 .................................9234. Tina Thompson, 1995 ............................9135. Aisha Hollans, 2002 .........................901

SEASON RECORDSBY CLASS


Junior Records

POINTS1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 ........................... 8052. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 ......................... 7143. Paula McGee, 1982-83 ......................... 6324. Tina Thompson, 1995-96 ...................... 6235. Pam McGee, 1982-83 ........................... 608

SCORING AVERAGE1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 .......................... 26.82. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 ....................... 23.83. Tina Thompson, 1995-96 ..................... 23.14. Paula McGee, 1982-83 ........................ 19.25. Lisa Leslie, 1992-93 ............................. 18.7

FIELD GOALS MADE1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 ........................... 3022. Paula McGee, 1982-83 ......................... 2823. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 .........................2754. Pam McGee, 1982-83 ............................2495. Tina Thompson, 1995-96 ...................... 229

FG PERCENTAGE (min. 200 attempts)1. Pam McGee, 1982-83 ......249-408, 61.0%2. Paula McGee, 1982-83 .... 282-493, 57.2%3. Lisa Leslie, 1992-93 ......... 211-378, 55.8%4. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 ......302-572, 52.8%5. Tina Thompson, 1995-96 ......229-452, 50.7%

3-POINT FG MADE (since 1987-88)1. Tammy Story, 1990-91 ............................. 562. Kristin Clark, 1997-98 .............................. 513. Karon Howell, 1987-88 .............................444. Joni Easterly, 1991-92 .............................. 315. Jody Anton, 1994-95 ................................. 27

3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE(since 1987-88, min. 30 attempts)1. Joni Easterly, 1991-92 ........... 31-79, 41.9%2. Tracy Atwater, 1992-93 ......... 16-40, 40.0%3. Tammy Story, 1990-91 ....... 56-143, 39.2%4. Karon Howell, 1987-88 ....... 44-121, 36.4%5. Audrey Gomez, 1994-95 ....... 13-38, 34.2%

FREE THROWS MADE1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 ........................... 2012. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 ........................ 1643. Tina Thompson, 1995-96 .......................1414. Lisa Leslie, 1992-93 .............................. 1195. Pam McGee, 1982-83 ............................110

FREE THROW PCT. (min. 70 attempts)1. Kathy Hammond, 1979-80 .... 82-102, 80.2%2. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 ... 164-210, 78.1%3. Paula Pyers, 1986-87 ......... 78-100, 78.0%4. Kathy Doyle, 1981-82 ............ 65-84, 77.4%5. Joni Easterly, 1991-92 ........ 89-116, 76.7%

REBOUNDS1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 ............................ 4742. Pam McGee, 1982-83 ........................... 3293. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 .........................3244. Paula McGee, 1982-83 ......................... 3055. Lisa Leslie, 1992-93 .............................. 285

3-POINT FG MADE (since 1987-88)1. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ......................... 412. Tammy Story, 1991-92 ............................. 383. Paula Pyers, 1987-88 ............................... 364. Jody Anton, 1995-96 ................................. 345. Karon Howell, 1988-89 ............................ 33

3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE(since 1987-88, min. 30 attempts)1. Paula Pyers, 1987-88 ......... 36-107, 35.3%2. Erica Mashia, 1999-00 ....... 43-126, 34.1%3. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ....... 41-121, 33.9%4. Joni Easterly, 1992-93 .......... 22-68, 32.4%5. Jody Anton, 1995-96 ........... 34-107, 31.8%

FREE THROWS MADE1. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ........................... 1982. Cherie Nelson, 1988-89 .........................1793. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ...................... 1684. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 .............................. 1385. Karleen Shields, 1994-95 ......................127

FREE THROW PCT. (min. 70 attempts)1. Kathy Hammond, 1980-81 ..... 61-73, 83.5%2. Karleen Shields, 1994-95 ... 127-162, 78.4%3. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ..... 168-215, 78.1%4. Paula Pyers, 1987-88 ............ 76-98, 77.6%5. Karon Howell, 1988-89 .........57-75, 76.6%

REBOUNDS1. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ........................... 3902. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 .............................. 3693. Pam McGee, 1983-84 ........................... 3204. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ...................... 3065. Paula McGee, 1983-84 ......................... 259

REBOUND AVERAGE1. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 ............................. 12.32. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 .......................... 12.23. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ..................... 10.64. Cherie Nelson, 1988-89 ..........................9.55. Pam McGee, 1983-84 .............................8.7

ASSISTS1. Paula Pyers, 1987-88 .............................1812. Rhonda Williams, 1986-87 .................... 1743. Thera Smith, 1981-82 ........................... 1664. Nicky McCrimmon, 1993-94 ................. 1625. Erica Jackson, 1996-97 ......................... 122

STEALS1. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ............................1272. Cynthia Cooper, 1985-86 ......................... 933. Thera Smith, 1981-82 .............................. 904. Paula Pyers, 1987-88 ...............................84

BLOCKED SHOTS (since 1982)1. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 ................................. 942. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 .............................. 793. Michelle Campbell, 1996-97 .................... 594. Denise Woods, 2000-01 ........................... 51

MINUTES PLAYED (since 1987-88)1. Paula Pyers, 1987-88 .......................... 11032. Tammy Story, 1992-92 ........................... 9743. Holly Ford, 1987-88 ................................ 9714. Joni Easterly, 1992-93 ........................... 9585. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ...................... 956

REBOUND AVERAGE1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 .......................... 15.82. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 ....................... 10.83. Pam McGee, 1982-83 .......................... 10.04. Lisa Leslie, 1992-93 ................................9.85. Tina Thompson, 1995-96 ........................9.3

ASSISTS1. Rhonda Williams, 1985-86 .................... 1712. Tammy Story, 1990-91 .......................... 1323. Nicky McCrimmon, 1992-93 ................. 1194. Cynthia Cooper, 1983-84 ...................... 1115. Kristin Clark, 1997-98 .............................. 99

STEALS1. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 ............................1162. Tammy Story, 1990-91 ............................. 963. Kristin Clark, 1997-98 .............................. 774. Karon Howell, 1987-88 ............................. 745. Rhonda Williams, 1985-86 ...................... 65

BLOCKED SHOTS (since 1982)1. Lisa Leslie, 1992-93 ................................. 952. Cheryl Miller, 1984-85 .............................. 803. Cherie Nelson, 1987-88 ........................... 494. Denise Woods, 1999-00 ...........................44

Pam McGee, 1982-83 ..............................44

MINUTES PLAYED (since 1987-88)1. Joni Easterly, 1991-92 ......................... 10962. Tammy Story, 1990-91 .......................... 9993. Kristin Clark, 1997-98 ........................... 9614. Nicky McCrimmon, 1992-93 ................. 9455. Jody Anton, 1994-95 ...............................937

Senior Records

POINTS1. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ............................8142. Cherie Nelson, 1988-89 ........................ 6793. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 ...............................6574. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ...................... 6535. Cynthia Cooper, 1985-86 ...................... 620

SCORING AVERAGE1. Cherie Nelson, 1988-89 ....................... 26.12. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 .......................... 25.43. Tina Thompson, 1996-97 ..................... 22.54. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 ............................. 21.95. Cynthia Cooper, 1985-86 ...................... 17.2

FIELD GOALS MADE1. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ........................... 3082. Cynthia Cooper, 1985-86 ...................... 2643. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 .............................. 2594. Pam McGee, 1983-84 ........................... 250

Cherie Nelson, 1988-89 ........................ 250

FG PERCENTAGE (min. 200 attempts)1. Cheryl Miller, 1985-86 ..... 308-506, 60.9%2. Pam McGee, 1983-84 ..... 250-420, 59.5%3. Lisa Leslie, 1993-94 ........ 259-464, 55.8%4. Paula McGee, 1983-84 ....207-393, 52.7%5. Holly Ford, 1987-88 ......... 132-252, 52.4%

SEASON RECORDSBY CLASS


Most Points Scored(all 100+ performances)1. vs. Southern Methodist (3/1/86) .........1212. vs. Missouri (12/27/85) .........................1183. vs. Oregon State (12/22/85) ................. 117

vs. UC Santa Barbara (2/27/81)5. vs. Utah State (2/28/86) ........................1156. vs. Oklahoma Baptist (1/7/83) ............112

vs. Texas A&M (12/6/80)8. at Arizona (1/16/81) ...............................1119. vs. Northwestern (11/30/82) ................11010. at Portland State (12/18/80) ................10811. vs. Seattle (12/29/79) ............................ 10712. at California (3/10/89) ...........................106

vs. Cal State Northridge (11/17/78)14. vs. Arizona State (2/18/94) ...................105

vs. California (2/6/87)at Pepperdine (11/21/82)

17. vs. Cal State Fullerton (1/26/81) .........10418. vs. Penn State (12/21/80) .....................103

vs. Arizona (1/19/80)20. vs. Brigham Young (11/22/85) .............102

vs. Ohio State (12/23/83)at San Diego State (12/14/82)vs. UCLA (3/13/81)vs. Brigham Young (12/17/80)

25. vs. Washington State (3/6/97) ..............101vs. Washington State (1/15/94)vs. Long Beach State (12/10/92)at Oregon State (2/22/87)vs. San Diego State (1/19/84)at Arizona State (1/14/84)

31. vs. Nebraska (3/19/88) .........................100

Fewest Points Scored1. at Washington (3/1/90) ............................ 402. at Texas (2/4/90) ....................................... 443. at Washington (3/4/93) ............................ 464. 5 times, last: ............................................... 47

at Louisiana Tech (12/7/96)9. at Old Dominion (1/11/85) ..................... 4810. at Long Beach State (12/8/99) ............... 49

Most Points Scored in a Half1. vs. Northwestern (11/30/82) .................. 652. vs. Southern Methodist (3/1/86) ........... 64

vs. Seattle (12/29/79)4. vs. UC Santa Barbara (2/27/81) ............ 635. vs. Utah State (2/28/86) .......................... 626. vs. Oregon State (12/22/85) ................... 617. vs. California (2/6/87) .............................. 60

vs. Missouri (12/27/85)9. 6 times, last: ............................................... 59

vs. Arizona State (2/18/94)

Fewest PointsScored in a Half1. vs. Oregon State (1/27/90) ..................... 152. at Oregon State (2/13/93) ....................... 16

vs. Washington (2/2/90)at Rutgers (12/28/89)

5. vs. Oregon (2/27/97) ................................ 17at Louisiana Tech (12/7/96)at Oregon State (2/13/93)at Washington (3/1/90)

9. 4 times, last: ............................................... 18at Washington State (1/29/98)

Greatest Margin of Victory1. vs. UCSB (2/27/81) ................... 75 (117-42)2. vs. Utah State (2/28/86) ..........70 (115-45)

vs. Texas A&M (12/6/80) .........70 (112-42)4. vs. Oklahoma Baptist (1/7/83) .66 (112-46)5. vs. Arizona (1/19/80) ...............65 (103-38)6. vs. CS Northridge (12/7/93) ...... 64 (95-31)7. vs. Oregon State (12/22/85) ... 62 (117-55)8. vs. CS Los Angeles (1975-76) ..... 61 (91-30)9. vs. SMU (3/1/86) .......................60 (121-61)

vs. Arizona (1/19/80) ............... 60 (111-51)

Most Field Goals Made1. vs. UC Santa Barbara (2/27/81) ............ 532. vs. Oklahoma Baptist (1/7/83) .............. 523. vs. Arizona (1/19/81) ............................... 504. vs. Utah State (2/28/86) .......................... 485. at Pepperdine (11/21/82) ....................... 476. at San Diego State (12/14/82) ............... 46

vs. Northwestern (11/30/82)vs. Seattle (12/29/79)

9. 5 times, last: ............................................... 45at Washington State (1/29/87)

Fewest Field Goals Made1. vs. Oregon State (1/29/00) ..................... 122. vs. Stanford (1/28/95) .............................. 15

vs. Washington (3/4/93)4. 6 times, last: ............................................... 16

vs. UCLA (2/20/9910. 5 times, last: ............................................... 17

vs. UC Santa Barbara (12/21/99)

Most Field Goals Attempted1. vs. Portland State (12/18/80) ................. 992. vs. Brigham Young (11/22/85) ............... 983. vs. California (3/12/88) ........................... 974. vs. Missouri (12/27/85) .......................... 935. vs. Long Beach State (3/1/82) ................ 92

vs. Arizona (2/14/81)7. vs. Long Beach State (12/10/92) ........... 91

vs. Oregon (1/7/88)vs. Arizona (1/16/81)

10. vs. Arizona State (1/17/81) ..................... 88

Fewest Field Goals Attempted1. vs. Washington (3/4/93) .......................... 312. vs. Oregon State (1/29/00) ..................... 413. vs. Washington State (2/29/92) ............. 434. vs. Washington State (3/6/93) ................ 44

vs. Oregon State (1/27/90)6. vs. De Paul (12/6/91) ............................... 45

vs. Oregon State (2/4/89)8. 4 times, last: ............................................... 46

vs. Rutgers (12/28/97)

Highest Field Goal Percentage1. vs. Arizona (2/14/87) ............. .678 (40-59)2. vs. Pepperdine (11/21/82) .... .662 (47-71)3. vs. Arizona (1/9/87) ................ .647 (44-68)4. vs. Oklahoma Baptist (1/7/83) .. .642 (52-81)5. vs. Washington (2/7/93) ......... .638 (30-47)6. vs. Ohio State (12/23/83) ...... .636 (42-66)7. vs. UCSB (2/27/81) .................. .631 (53-84)8. vs. Arizona State (2/12/81) ... .625 (35-56)

vs. San Diego State (2/5/80) .625 (30-48)10. vs. Old Dominion (1/3/86) ..... .617 (37-60)

Lowest Field Goal Percentage1. vs. Washington (2/2/90) ........ .240 (18-75)2. vs. Old Dominion (1/12/80) .. .258 (16-62)3. vs. Stanford (1/28/95) ............ .259 (15-58)4. vs. UCSB (12/21/99) ................ .262 (17-65)5. vs. Rutgers (12/28/89) ........... .267 (20-75)6. vs. UCLA (2/20/99) ................... .271 (16-59)7. vs. WSU (1/29/98) ................... .278 (20-72)8. vs. Oregon (1/8/94) ................ .279 (19-68)9. vs. LBSU (12/12/90) ............... .282 (22-78)10. vs. WSU (2/27/99) ................... .284 (19-67)

Most 3-Point FG Made(since 1987-88)1. vs. Arizona (1/16/97) ................................ 122. vs. Arizona State (2/15/96) ..................... 113. vs. Washington State (3/7/96) .................. 9

vs. California (2/11/96)5. 10 times, last: .............................................. 8

at Washington (3/17/02)

Most 3-Pt. FG Attempted(since 1987-88)1. vs. Arizona (2/17/96) ................................ 302. vs. Arizona (1/18/96) ............................... 283. vs. Texas Tech (3/25/93) .......................... 274. vs. Florida (3/17/97) ................................. 255. vs. Arizona (2/18/95) ............................... 23

vs. Arizona (2/18/89)7. vs. Stanford (3/5/00) ................................ 22

vs. San Diego State (12/4/99)vs. California (2/11/96)vs. Montana (3/22/92)

TEAM GAMERECORDS


Highest 3-Pt. FG Percentage(min. 7 attempts, since 1987-88)1. vs. California (3/3/88) .................. .778 (7-9)2. vs. Old Dominion (12/30/87) ..... .714 (5-7)3. at Washington (3/17/02) ........... .667 (8-12)

vs. Arizona (1/16/97) .............. .667 (12-18)vs. Texas (12/28/88) .................... .667 (6-9)

6. vs. Arizona State (2/15/96) .... .647 (11-17)7. vs. LBSU (12/12/90) .................. .636 (7-11)8. vs. Arizona State (1/20/00) ........ .625 (5-8)9. vs. Arizona State (1/9/93) ........ .600 (6-10)10. vs. Texas (11/25/90) .................. .583 (7-12)

Most Free Throws Made1. vs. Missouri (2/27/85) .............................. 382. vs. San Jose State (3/8/79) ...................... 353. vs. Oregon State (2/22/87) ...................... 334. vs. UCLA (2/20/99) .................................... 32

vs. Utah (12/14/97)6. vs. Oregon State (1/15/87) ...................... 31

vs. Southern Methodist (3/1/86)vs. Pepperdine (3/1/80)

9. vs. Brigham Young (12/17/80) ................. 30vs. Pepperdine (3/1/80)

Most Free Throws Attempted1. vs. Missouri (12/27/85) ............................ 472. vs. California (3/3/00) ............................... 46

vs. UCLA (2/20/99)vs. Oregon State (2/22/87)

5. vs. UC Santa Barbara (12/19/96) ........... 456. vs. Utah (12/14/96) ...................................447. vs. Long Beach State (3/14/81) .............. 438. vs. UCLA (3/6/82) ...................................... 429. 5 times, last: ................................................ 41

vs. Oregon State (2/6/98)

Highest Free Throw Pct.(min. of 19 attempts)1. vs. Penn State (12/21/80) ...... .954 (21-22)2. vs. Washington (1/2/97) ......... .950 (19-20)

vs. UCLA (1/29/93)4. vs. Oregon State (1/27/91) ..... .913 (21-23)5. vs. Arizona State (2/19/00) .... .905 (19-21)6. vs. UCLA (3/6/86) .................... .895 (17-19)

vs. UCLA (2/27/80)8. vs. Maryland (11/30/85) ........ .880 (22-25)9. vs. Kansas (1/2/96) ................. .870 (20-23)10. vs. WSU (2/10/94) ................... .864 (19-22)

Most Rebounds1. vs. Oregon (1/29/82) ................................ 762. vs. Brigham Young (11/22/85) ................ 693. vs. Oregon State (12/22/85) .................... 674. vs. Texas A&M (12/6/80) .......................... 665. vs. San Diego State (12/4/90) ................. 65

vs. Cal State Fullerton (1/30/82)vs. Portland State (12/18/80)

8. vs. UCLA (2/4/94) ......................................649. vs. Arizona (2/14/81) ................................. 6310. vs. Sacramento State (12/11/99) ........... 62

vs. Marquette (11/26/94) ......................... 62

Fewest Rebounds1. vs. Stanford (2/14/98) .............................. 192. vs. San Diego State (12/3/90) ................ 203. vs. Texas (12/10/85) ................................. 224. vs. Stanford (1/16/98) .............................. 23

vs. Iowa (11/27/94)vs. Virginia (12/29/91)

7. vs. Stanford (1/28/95) .............................. 248. vs. San Diego State (1/3/93) ................... 25

vs. Oregon (2/20/87)10. 5 times, last: ................................................ 26

vs. Oregon (1/8/98)

Most Assists1. vs. Pepperdine (11/21/82) ....................... 34

vs. UC Santa Barbara (2/27/81)3. vs. Minnesota (12/23/81) ........................ 33

vs. Arizona (1/16/81)vs. Seattle (12/29/79)

6. vs. Sacramento State (12/9/00) ............. 32vs. Rutgers (12/28/82)vs. Pacific Christian (12/21/81)vs. Houston (11/30/79)

9. vs. Ohio State (12/29/86) ....................... 30

Fewest Assists1. vs. Washington State (2/27/99) ................ 3

vs. Louisiana Tech (12/7/96)3. vs. Oregon (1/8/99) ..................................... 4

vs. UCLA (2/21/98)vs. Texas (11/25/90)vs. Penn State (3/19/82)

7. 11 times, last: ............................................... 5vs. Long Beach State (12/8/99)

Most Steals1. vs. Texas A&M (12/6/80) .......................... 312. vs. California (12/13/80) .......................... 303. vs. UC Santa Barbara (2/27/81) .............. 264. vs. Southern Methodist (3/1/86) ............. 25

vs. Wayland Baptist (12/19/82)vs. Arizona (2/14/81)vs. Arizona State (2/12/81)

8. vs. Cal State Fullerton (12/21/92) .......... 23vs. California (12/11/81)vs. Arizona (1/19/80)vs. Seattle (12/29/79)

Most Blocked Shots1. vs. Pepperdine (12/4/84) ......................... 182. vs. Arizona State (1/20/00) ...................... 12

vs. New Orleans (12/5/84)vs. Oklahoma Baptist (1/7/83)vs. Cal State Fullerton (1/26/81)vs. Texas A&M (12/6/80)

7. 5 times, last: ................................................ 11vs. Stephen F. Austin (12/20/93)

Greatest Rebound Margin1. vs. Oregon (1/29/82) ................................ 462. vs. Oregon State (12/22/85) ................... 453. vs. California (1/28/94) ........................... 334. vs. Cal State Northridge (12/7/93) ........ 325. vs. Oregon State (1/10/92) ..................... 316. vs. Rutgers (1/8/84) ................................. 308. vs. Sacramento State (12/11/99) .......... 28

Most Turnovers1. vs. Washington (3/4/93) ........................... 372. vs. Washington (1/12/95) ........................ 363. vs. UC Santa Barbara (12/3/94) .............. 35

vs. Boise State (11/27/89)5. vs. Arizona State (1/17/84) ...................... 34

vs. Arizona State (1/17/81)vs. Texas (2/11/80)

8. vs. Arizona (3/5/98) ................................... 33vs. Washington (3/9/96)vs. Washington (2/12/94)

Fewest Turnovers1. vs. San Diego State (12/9/86) ................... 52. vs. Louisiana Tech (3/22/86) ..................... 6

vs. Stanford (3/10/85)vs. Arizona State (2/26/84)vs. Stanford (2/4/83)

6. 4 times, last: .................................................. 7vs. Maine (12/4/95)

10. vs. Virginia (3/24/94) .................................. 8vs. Arizona (1/9/87)vs. Stanford (12/4/81)

Most Personal Fouls1. vs. Washington (2/3/91) ........................... 372. vs. California (3/10/89) ............................. 303. vs. Texas Tech (3/25/93) .......................... 29

vs. Louisiana Tech (1/26/85)vs. Old Dominion (3/29/81)

6. vs. Arizona State (2/18/94) ...................... 28vs. California (1/2/87)vs. Tennessee (3/21/82)vs. UCLA (2/6/81)vs. Texas (2/11/80)vs. Pepperdine (2/4/80)

Fewest Personal Fouls1. vs. Cal State Northridge (12/28/91) ......... 8

vs. Louisiana Tech (3/22/86)3. vs. California (1/10/97) ............................... 9

vs. UCLA (3/7/85)5. 7 times, last: ................................................ 10

vs. Coppin State (12/7/97)

TEAM GAMERECORDS


Most Points Scored(all 100+ performances)1. California (3/11/89) ................................ 1152. Stanford (1/28/95) ..................................1093. Tennessee (1/18/01) ..............................1064. Washington (1/27/89) ............................1045. Stanford (2/6/97) .....................................103

UCLA (2/4/77)7. Tennessee (12/6/88) ..............................102

California (1/2/87)Old Dominion (1/6/84)

10. Stanford (3/10/89) ..................................100

Fewest Points Scored1. Cal State Los Angeles (1975-76) .............. 302. Cal State Northridge (12/7/93) ............... 313. Concordia (12/28/77) ............................... 354. Cal State Northridge (2/21/93) ............... 365. Washington State (2/3/02) ...................... 38

Cal State Northridge (12/28/91)Arizona (1/19/80)

8. Morgan State (11/21/01) ......................... 399. Arizona (2/2/85) ........................................ 4010. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo (2/14/76) ...... 41

Greatest Margin of Victory1. Stanford, 109-53 (1/28/95) ..................... 562. UCLA, 94-49 (3/5/77) ............................... 453. Old Dominion, 90-47 (1/12/80) ............... 434. UCLA, 90-48 (2/11/76) ............................. 425. UCLA, 94-53 (1/23/99) ............................. 41

Texas, 85-44 (2/4/90)7. Stanford, 89-50 (1/6/89) .......................... 398. UCLA, 96-59 (3/6/76) ................................ 379. Washington, 76-40 (3/1/90) .................... 3610. Stanford, 89-55 (1/16/98) ....................... 34

Stanford, 103-69 (2/6/97)Stanford, 98-64 (1/20/90)Tennessee, 87-53 (12/22/89)

Most Field Goals Made1. UCLA (2/27/79) .......................................... 462. Tennessee (12/6/88) ................................ 443. Old Dominion (1/12/80) ........................... 434. Texas (12/10/85) ....................................... 42

San Jose State (3/8/79)6. Stanford (1/28/95) .................................... 41

California (3/10/89)Pacific Christian (12/21/81)

9. Arizona (2/18/89) ...................................... 4010. Tennessee (11/18/01) .............................. 39

Stanford (1/20/90)Texas (11/29/86)California (1/2/87)

Most 3-Point FG Attempted(since 1987-88)1. Marquette (11/26/94) .............................. 322. California (1/10/97) .................................. 313. UC Santa Barbara (12/19/96) ................ 284. New Orleans (12/28/96) .......................... 26

California (2/26/94)6. Stephen F. Austin (12/11/94) .................. 25

Washington State (3/6/93)8. Utah (12/14/96) ......................................... 24

Oregon (3/10/94)10. Stanford (3/28/92) .................................... 23

Highest 3-Pt. FG Percentage(min. 7 attempts, since 1987-88)1. Oregon (1/25/91) ........................ .818 (9-11)2. California (1/16/99) ...................... .714 (5-7)

Northern Illinois (12/19/92)Washington (3/1/91)California (3/12/88)

6. Oregon (1/25/90) ......................... .667 (6-9)7. 4 times, last:

Arizona (2/16/97) ..................... .625 (10-16)

Most Free Throws Made1. Arizona State (2/15/01) ............................ 382. Tennessee (3/21/82) ................................ 353. UC Santa Barbara (11/30/95) ................. 344. Stanford (2/6/97) ....................................... 33

Washington (2/3/91)6. California (3/10/89) ................................... 317. Oregon (1/8/99) ......................................... 30

Texas Tech (3/25/93)Nevada-Las Vegas (12/9/89)

10. California (1/18/92) ................................... 29

Most Free Throws Attempted1. Arizona State (2/15/01) ............................ 472. UCLA (2/6/81) ............................................ 423. California (3/10/89) ................................... 41

Tennessee (3/21/82)5. Nevada-Las Vegas (12/9/89) ................... 406. Arizona State (1/20/00) ............................ 39

Stanford (2/6/97)Texas Tech (3/25/93)

9. Creighton (11/17/00) ................................ 37California (3/3/00)Oregon (1/8/99)UC Santa Barbara (11/30/95)

Highest Free Throw Percentage(minimum of 19 attempts)1. Arizona State (2/19/00) .......... .963 (26-27)2. Penn State (12/21/80) ............ .955 (21-22)3. UC Santa Barbara (11/30/95) .919 (34-37)4. California (1/17/91) ................. .905 (19-21)

Wayland Baptist (12/19/82)Tennessee (12/6/82)

7. San Francisco (3/15/97) ......... .900 (18-20)Kansas (1/2/96)Arizona (2/9/91)

10. Oregon State (2/22/91) .......... .895 (17-19)

Fewest Field Goals Made1. Cal State Northridge (12/7/93) .............. 102. Morgan State (11/21/01) ......................... 123. Washington State (2/3/02) ...................... 13

Cal State Northridge (2/21/93)San Diego State (3/8/81)

6. Texas A&M (12/6/80) ................................ 14Arizona (1/19/80)

8. Oregon State (2/4/99) .............................. 15San Francisco (11/27/91)California (2/17/91)

Most Field Goals Attempted1. Pepperdine (3/10/83) ............................... 912. Long Beach State (1/15/89) .................... 903. California (12/21/78) ................................ 884. UCLA (3/5/94) ............................................ 855. Long Beach State (3/1/82) ....................... 846. Tennessee (12/28/86) .............................. 837. Old Dominion (1/3/90) .............................. 82

Long Beach State (2/22/86)9. Missouri (11/30/83) .................................. 81

Cal State Fullerton (1/27/78)

Highest FG Percentage1. Oregon State (2/24/00) .......... .694 (25-36)2. Stanford (1/28/95) .................. .651 (41-63)3. San Diego State (2/29/80) ..... .650 (26-40)4. Nevada-Las Vegas (12/9/89) . .642 (34-53)5. Maryland (12/30/88) .............. .640 (32-50)6. Texas (12/5/87) ........................ .638 (37-58)7. Texas (12/28/88) ..................... .636 (35-55)8. Ohio State (12/29/86) ............ .632 (36-57)9. UCLA (1/23/99) ........................ .627 (37-59)10. Arizona (1/16/86) .................... .620 (31-50)

Lowest FG Percentage1. CS Northridge (1/28/95) ........... .172 (41-63)2. Texas A&M (12/6/80) .............. .208 (14-67)3. Washington State (2/3/02) .... .235 (12-57)4. Arizona (1/19/80) ................... .230 (14-61)5. Morgan State (11/21/01) ........ .235 (12-51)6. Cal State Northridge (2/21/93) .236 (13-55)7. Lamar (12/4/92) ....................... .240 (18-76)8. Arizona State (3/2/85) ........... .250 (18-72)

Cal Poly Pomona (12/12/84) .250 (20-80)10. Washington State (3/3/91) ..... .253 (17-67)

Most 3-Point FG Made(since 1987-88)1. UC Santa Barbara (12/19/96) ................. 132. Stanford (3/28/92) .................................... 123. New Orleans (12/28/96) .......................... 114. 7 times, last: ............................................... 10

Washington (3/17/02)10. 5 times, last: .................................................. 9

Washington State (1/7/96)

OPPONENT GAMERECORDS


Most Rebounds1. UC Santa Barbara (12/4/97) .................... 662. Long Beach State (2/20/90) .................... 65

Auburn (12/11/87)4. UCLA (2/4/94) ............................................645. Old Dominion (12/16/80) ......................... 616. Cal State Fullerton (12/21/90) ................ 60

Western Kentucky (3/15/87)8. UCLA (1/5/91) ............................................ 559. Arizona (2/18/95) ...................................... 54

Long Beach State (12/12/90)

Fewest Rebounds1. Oregon (2/11/93) ....................................... 19

San Diego State (2/5/80)3. Oregon State (2/4/89) ............................... 22

Oregon State (12/22/85)San Diego State (2/26/83)

6. 4 times, last: ................................................ 23California (1/26/95)


Most Assists1. Stanford (3/9/89) ....................................... 31

Old Dominion (1/12/80)3. Stanford (1/28/95) .................................... 30

California (1/2/87)5. UCLA (2/25/81) .......................................... 286. Oregon State (3/11/95) ............................ 27

Georgia (1/6/85)UCLA (2/1/78)


Most Steals1. Long Beach State (3/8/80) ....................... 252. Long Beach State (1/15/89) .................... 213. Arizona State (2/18/94) ............................ 20

Long Beach State (2/10/78)5. 6 times, last: ................................................ 19

UCLA (1/23/99)

Most Blocked Shots1. Brigham Young (12/3/86) ......................... 12

Oregon State (12/28/79)3. Louisiana Tech (1/26/85) ......................... 114. 5 times, last: ............................................... 10

Notre Dame (12/9/01)6. Old Dominion (12/29/82) ........................... 97. 4 times, last: .................................................. 8

Western Kentucky (3/15/87) ........................

Most Turnovers1. Arizona (1/16/81) ...................................... 462. Cal State Fullerton (12/21/92) ................ 413. Long Beach State (12/28/94) .................. 404. Long Beach State (12/10/92) .................. 39

Texas A&M (12/6/80)6. California (3/12/88) ................................... 387. Cal State Northridge (12/28/91) ............. 378. Old Dominion (11/27/98) ......................... 36

Portland State (12/18/80)Brigham Young (12/17/80)

Most Personal Fouls1. Missouri (12/27/85) .................................. 33

Long Beach State (3/14/81)3. 3 times, last: ................................................ 32

Utah (12/14/96)5. 3 times, last: ................................................ 31

Old Dominion (12/28/90)7. Oregon State (2/6/98) ............................... 30

Arizona State (2/7/91)Texas A&M (12/6/80)

10. 8 times, last: ................................................ 29vs. Washington (3/9/00)

Fewest Personal Fouls1. Oregon (2/20/87) ......................................... 72. Stanford (1/16/92) ...................................... 83. 3 times, last: .................................................. 9

Stanford (2/16/92)6. 3 times, last: ................................................ 10

California (1/21/93)9. 6 times, last: ................................................ 11

San Diego State (12/4/99)

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Points1. Cherie Nelson (vs. California, 3/11/89) ............................................... 502. Tina Thompson (vs. UCLA, 1/27/96) .................................................... 493. Karon Howell (vs. Arizona, 2/18/89) .................................................... 464. Cheryl Miller (vs. Arizona, 2/28/85) ...................................................... 455. Cherie Nelson (vs. Oregon State, 3/3/89) ........................................... 446. Cheryl Miller (vs. Louisiana tech, 1/26/85) ......................................... 437. Cherie Nelson (vs. vs. Stanford, 3/5/88) ............................................. 418. Cheryl Miller (vs. Cal State Fullerton, 1/19/85) .................................. 409. Cheryl Miller (vs. Oregon State, 12/22/85) ......................................... 39

Cheryl Miller (vs. Northwestern, 11/30/82) ........................................ 39

Field Goals Made1. Karon Howell (vs. Arizona, 2/18/89) .................................................... 17

Cheryl Miller (vs. Louisiana Tech, 1/26/85)Cheryl Miller (vs. Oregon State, 12/22/85)Cheryl Miller (vs. Louisiana Tech, 1/26/85)

5. Tina Thompson (vs. UCLA, 1/27/96) .................................................... 16Cherie Nelson (vs. California, 3/10/89)Cheryl Miller (vs. Iowa, 11/30/84)Cheryl Miller (vs. Northwestern, 11/30/82)

9. Lisa Leslie (vs. Cal, 1/17/91) ................................................................. 15Cherie Nelson (vs. Tennessee, 12/6/88)Cherie Nelson (vs. Stanford, 3/5/88)Cheryl Miller (vs. Stanford, 2/20/86)Chery Miller (vs. Cal State Fullerton, 1/21/85)Cheryl Miller (vs. Old Dominion, 1/6/84)Paula McGee (vs. San Jose State, 1/5/81)

Field Goals Attempted1. Lisa Leslie (vs. Texas, 11/25/90) .......................................................... 332. Cheryl Miller (vs. Long Beach State, 3/5/85) ...................................... 30

Paula McGee (vs. Cal State Fullerton, 1/30/82)4. Karon Howell (vs. Arizona, 2/18/89) .................................................... 29

Cherie Nelson (vs. Duke, 12/5/87)Cheryl Miller (vs. New Orleans, 12/5/84)

7. Lisa Leslie (vs. San Francisco, 12/7/90) .............................................. 28Cherie Nelson (vs. Washington, 1/27/89)Cheryl Miller (vs. Louisiana Tech, 1/26/85)

10. Tina Thompson (vs. Marquette, 1/26/94) ........................................... 27Cherie Nelson (vs. Tennessee, 12/6/88)Cheryl Miller (vs. Arizona, 2/28/85)

Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 attempts)1. Cheryl Miller (vs. Maryland, 11/30/85) ....................... 1.000 (10-of-10)2. Cheryl Miller (vs. UCLA, 3/3/84) ...................................... .923 (12-of-13)3. Pam McGee (vs. Oklahoma City, 12/18/82) ................. .917 (11-of-12)4. Paula McGee (vs. Pepperdine, 12/21/83) ..................... .909 (10-of-11)5. Monica Lamb (vs. UCLA, 1/23/87) ................................... .900 (9-of-10)6. Pam MeGee (vs. Rutgers, 1/8/84) .................................. .867 (13-of-15)7. Lisa Leslie (vs. Portland, 3/16/94) ................................. .857 (12-of-14)

Cheryl Miller (vs. Utah State, 2/28/86)Pam McGee (vs. UCLA, 2/16/83)Kathy Hammond (vs. Arizona State, 1/18/80)

3-Point Field Goals Made (since 1987-88)1. Erica Mashia (vs. Washington State, 1/7/00) ....................................... 6

Kristin Clark (vs. Washington State, 3/6/97)Tammy Story (vs. Texas, 11/25/90)Karon Howell (vs. Arizona, 2/18/89)

4. Erica Mashia vs. San Diego State, 12/4/99) ......................................... 5Kristin Clark (vs. UCLA, 1/23/98)Kristin Clark (vs. Arizona, 1/16/97)Erica Mashia (vs. California, 2/11/96)

9. Aisha Hollans (at Washington, 3/17/02) .........................................4Tiffany Elmore (vs. Washington, 1/3/99)Kristin Clark (vs. Stanford, 2/4/98)Kristin Clark (vs. Washington State, 3/1/98)Tina Thompson (vs. UCLA, 1/27/96)Jody Anton (vs. Arizona State, 2/15/96)Tracy Atwater (vs. Oregon State, 3/12/94)Tammy Story (vs. Washington State, 2/29/92)Tammy Story (vs. Arizona, 3/8/92)Tammy Story (vs. Montana, 3/22/92)Tammy Story (vs. Washington State, 2/29/92)Tammy Story (vs. Arizona, 3/8/92)Linda Kennedy (vs. Old Dominion, 11/30/90)Tammy Story (vs. Long Beach State, 12/12/90)Tammy Story (vs. Virginia Commonwealth, 12/30/90)Tammy Story (vs. Oregon, 2/24/91)Karon Howell (vs. Texas, 12/28/88)Karon Howell (vs. Cal, 3/3/88)Paula Pyers (vs. Washington State, 1/30/88)Karon Howell (vs. Arizona, 1/23/88)Karon Howell (vs. Old Dominion, 12/30/87)

3-Point Field Goal Attempts (since 1987-88)1. Kristin Clark (vs. UCLA, 1/23/98) .......................................................... 13

Karon Howell (vs. Oregon, 2/3/89)3. Kristin Clark (vs. Washington State, 3/1/98) ....................................... 12

Jody Anton (vs. Arizona, 2/18/95)Tammy Story (vs. Oregon, 2/24/91)Karon Howell (vs. Arizona, 2/18/89)

7. Kristin Clark (vs. Cal, 1/18/98) ............................................................. 11Tammy Story (vs. Montana, 3/22/92)

9. Kristin Clark (vs. Washington, 1/31/98) ............................................... 10Jody Anton (vs. Arizona, 1/18/96)Jody Anton (vs. Arizona, 2/17/96)Tammy Story (vs. UCLA, 1/5/91)Karon Howell (vs. Arizona State, 2/17/89)

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3-Point Field Goal Percentage(min. 4 attempts, since 1987-88)1. Karon Howell (vs. Old Dominion, 12/30/87) ................. 1.000 (4-of-4)2. Kristin Clark (vs. Washington State, 3/6/97) ................... .857 (6-of-7)3. Kristin Clark (vs. Arizona, 1/16/97) ................................... .833 (5-of-6)4. Karon Howell (vs. California, 3/3/88) ................................ .800 (4-of-5)5. Tammy Story (vs. Texas, 11/15/90) .................................. .750 (6-of-8)6. Ebony Hoffman (at Washington, 3/17/02) ............... .750 (3-of-4)

Tina Thompson (vs. Arizona (1/16/97)Tracy Atwater (vs. California, 1/28/94)Tracy Atwater (vs. Nebraska, 3/18/93)Joni Easterly (vs. Long Beach State, 12/13/91)Paula Pyers (vs. Maine, 12/6/87)

Free Throws Made1. Cheryl Miller (vs. Arizona, 2/28/85) .................................................... 212. Cherie Nelson (vs. California, 3/10/89) .............................................. 183. Cherie Nelson (vs. Oregon State, 3/3/89) .......................................... 164. Paula McGee (vs. Long Beach State, 3/14/81) ................................. 155. Lisa Leslie (vs. Stanford, 1/30/94) ...................................................... 14

Cheryl Miller (vs. San Diego State, 1/19/84)7. Tina Thompson (vs. Arizona State, 2/16/95) ..................................... 13

Tina Thompson (vs. UCLA 1/27/96)Cherie Nelson (vs. UCLA, 2/10/89)

10. Erica Mashia (vs. Maine, 12/4/95) ...................................................... 12Tina Thompson (vs. UNC-Charlotte, 12/30/94)Cherie Nelson (vs. Arizona State, 1/21/89)Cherie Nelson (vs. Nebraska, 3/19/88)Cheryl Miller (vs. Texas, 3/30/86)

Free Throws Attempted1. Cheryl Miller (vs. Arizona, 2/28/85) .................................................... 262. Lisa Leslie (vs. Stanford, 1/30/94) ...................................................... 20

Cherie Nelson (vs. California, 3/10/89)4. Cherie Nelson (vs. Brigham Young, 12/3/86) .................................... 19

Paula McGee (vs. Long Beach State, 3/14/81)6. Cherie Nelson (vs. Oregon State. 3/3/89) .......................................... 187. Tina Thompson (vs. UNC-Charlotte, 12/30/94) ................................ 17

Cherie Nelson (vs. Arizona State, 1/21/89)Cheryl Miller (vs. Arizona, 1/16/86)

10. Tina Thompson (vs. Arizona State, 2/16/95) ..................................... 16Joni Easterly (vs. Oregon, 1/16/93)Cherie Nelson (vs. UCLA, 2/10/89)Cheryl Miller (vs. San Diego State, 2/23/85)Cheryl Miller (vs. San Diego State, 1/19/84)

Free Throw Percentage (min. 9 attempts)1. Tina Thompson (vs. UCLA, 1/27/96) ..........................1.000 (13-of-13)2. Erica Mashia (vs. Maine, 12/4/95) ............................ 1.000 (12-of-12)3. Cheryl Miller (vs. UCLA, 3/6/86) .................................1.000 (11-of-11)4. Lisa Leslie (vs. California, 2/26/94) ........................... 1.000 (10-of-10)

Cherie Nelson (vs. UCLA, 2/11/88)Cheryl Miller (vs. Maryland, 11/30/85)

7. Paula Pyers (vs. Oregon State, 2/22/87) ....................... 1.000 (9-of-9)8. Cheryl Miller (vs. Texas, 3/30/86) ................................ .923 (12-of-13)9. Tina Thompson (vs. Arizona, 1/16/97) .......................... .917 (11-of-12)

Tina Thompson (vs. Stanford, 1/28/95)Joni Easterly (vs. Michigan State, 12/30/92)Lisa Leslie (vs. Arizona State, 3/6/92)Cherie Nelson (vs. Oregon State, 2/4/89)Cherie Nelson (vs. Stanford, 3/9/89)

Rebounds1. Cheryl Miller (vs. Oregon State, 12/22/85) .................................... 24

Cheryl Miller (vs. Iowa, 12/1/84)3. Lisa Leslie (vs. San Diego State, 12/4/90) ........................................ 23

Cherie Nelson (vs. Oregon State, 2/22/87)Cheryl Miller (vs. Louisiana Tech, 1/26/85)Cheryl Miller (vs. Utah, 12/22/84)

7. Cheryl Miller (vs. Stanford, 2/20/86) .................................................. 22Cheryl Miller (vs. New Orleans, 12/5/84)Cheryl Miller (vs. Stanford, 2/21/85)Cheryl Miller (vs. Rutgers, 1/8/84)

Assists1. Rhonda Windham (vs. Pepperdine, 11/21/82) ................................. 172. Rhonda Windham (vs. Georgia, 4/1/83) ............................................ 143. Paula Pyers (vs. Old Dominion, 12/30/87) ........................................ 13

Rhonda Windham (vs. Oregon, 1/17/87)Rhonda Windham (vs. Washington State, 3/7/87)Rhonda Windham (vs. Cal State Fullerton, 1/14/86)Thera Smith (vs. Arizona, 1/16/81)

8. Jennifer Dunbar (vs. Arizona, 1/20/89) .............................................. 12Rhonda Williams (vs. San Diego State, 2/23/85)

10. Tammy Story (vs. San Diego State, 12/4/90 ..................................... 11Paula Pyers (vs. Arizona State, 2/20/89)Cheryl Miller (vs. Penn State, 12/29/83)Rhonda Windham (vs. Stanford, 3/12/83)Thera Smith (vs. Arizona State, 1/16/82)

Steals1. Tammy Story (vs. California, 2/17/90) ................................................ 122. Cheryl Miller (vs. California, 1/26/86) ................................................ 113. Lisa Leslie (vs. Cal State Fullerton, 12/21/92) ................................... 9

Tammy Story (vs. Boise State, 11/27/89)Cheryl Miller (vs. San Francisco, 12/5/83)

6. Cynthia Cooper (vs. UCLA, 3/6/86) ........................................................ 8Cheryl Miller (vs. Northwestern, 12/30/82)Kathy Doyle (vs. Oklahoma City, 12/18/82)Paula McGee (vs. Cal, 12/11/81)Thera Smith (vs. Cal, 12/11/81)Thera Smith (vs. Arizona, 1/16/81)

Blocked Shots1. Cheryl Miller (vs. Pepperdine, 12/4/84) ............................................. 102. Cheryl Miller (vs. New Orleans, 12/5/84) ............................................. 93. Lisa Leslie (vs. S.F. Austin, 12/20/93) .................................................. 8

Cheryl Miller (vs. Arizona, 2/25/84)5. Michelle Campbell (vs. Western Kentucky (12/29/96) ...................... 7

Lisa Leslie (vs. Washington, 2/7/93)Monica Lamb (vs. Oregon, 2/20/87)

8. Tina Thompson (vs. Western Illinois, 12/6/96) ................................... 6Michelle Campbell (vs. Washington State, 2/10/95)Lisa Leslie (vs. San Diego State, 1/3/93)Lisa Leslie (vs. Northern Illinois, 12/1/93)Lisa Leslie (vs. DePaul, 12/5/92)Lisa Leslie (vs. Pepperdine, 12/29/92)Lisa Leslie (vs. Arizona, 1/11/91)Monica Lamb (vs. Stanford, 2/5/87)Monica Lamb (vs. Oklahoma State, 12/5/86)Cheryl Miller (vs. Arizona State, 2/12/83)Cheryl Miller (vs. Penn State, 12/29/83)Paula McGee (vs. Arizona State, 1/17/81)Lisa Widding (vs. Cal State Los Angeles, 12/1/79)

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