2011-12 DU Season Highlights - University of Denver Athletics

2011-12 DU Season Highlights 

• Denver fi nished 85th in the NCAA Division I-AAA Directors’ Cup and ranked No. 1 among Sun Belt Conference institutions for the fi fth 

straight year. 

• Denver sent six teams (men’s and women’s skiing, hockey, gymnastics, women’s golf and men’s lacrosse) and one individual (gymnast 

Mariah Martin) to NCAA postseason action. 

• The Pioneers captured conference championships in men’s swimming and diving (SBC), women’s swimming and diving (SBC), gymnastics 

(WAC) and women’s golf (SBC). 

• Espen Lysdahl claimed the men’s slalom individual skiing national title. 

• Nine Pioneers - Jason Zucker (hockey), Espen Lysdahl (skiing), Andrew Dougherty (skiing), Sterling Grant (skiing), Makayla Cappel 

(skiing), Mark Matthews (lacrosse), Chase Carraro (lacrosse), Jeremy Noble (lacrosse) and Cameron Flint (honorable mention) – 

earned All-America honors. 

• Seven Pioneers - Joey LaLeggia (Hockey National Rookie of the Year), Kristen Hamilton (SBC Women’s Soccer Player of the Year), 

Chris Udofi a (SBC Men’s Basketball Defensive Player of the Year), Kyle Milberg (co-SBC Men’s Swimmer of the Year), Ross Edfort 

(SBC Men’s Diver of the Year), Chase Carraro (ECAC Men’s Lacrosse Specialist of the Year) and Wes Berg (ECAC Freshman of the 

Year) - earned Player of the Year accolades. 

• Brian Schrader was named Sun Belt Conference Men’s Swimming Coach of the Year. 

• Moriah Martin (gymnastics) qualifi ed for NCAA postseason action as an individual. 

• Denver claimed its 11th Sun Belt Conference Graduation Rate Award. 

• 130 student-athletes were Sun Belt Conference Academic Award winners with GPA’s of 3.0 or better. 

• All 17 DU varsity sports programs achieved an NCAA Academic Progress Rate score of 925 or higher for the fi fth consecutive years, 

while men’s golf and women’s skiing achieved perfect scores of 1,000. 

• Three programs—men’s golf, women’s skiing and men’s soccer earned Public Recognition Awards for scoring in the top 10 percent in 

each sport with their APRs. 

• Three Pioneers - Kari Storslett (fi rst team), Katy Van Lieshout (fi rst team) and Brian Stafford (third team) earned 2011-12 Capital 

One Academic All-America honors. 

• Jackie Leung was awarded the prestigious $10,000 John McClendon Minority Scholarship. 

• Brian Stafford was awarded a $7,500 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. 

• Peg Bradley-Doppes was named Under Armour AD of the Year for the West Region. 

• Cynthia Rail earned the Judith M. Sweet Award for Commitment from NACWAA. 

• Pam Wettig garnered the WCBA Administrator of the Year Award.

GENERAL INFORMATION 

Location ...............................................Denver, Colo. 

Enrollment .......................................................11,797 

Founded .............................................................. 1864 

Nickname .....................................................Pioneers 

Colors .......................................... Crimson and Gold 

National Affi liation ......................NCAA Division I 

Conference............................Sun Belt Conference 

Chancellor ................................ Robert D. Coombe 

Alma Mater ........Williams College (Mass.) ‘70 

Alma Mater .....................................California ‘73 

Athletics Director ................Peg Bradley-Doppes 

Alma Mater ........Mount St. Joseph (Ohio) ‘79 

Alma Mater ..............................Miami (Ohio) ‘81 

Athletics Department Phone ... (303) 871-2275 

Ticket Offi ce Phone ...................... (303) 871-2336 

TEAM INFORMATION 

Arena .................................................Magness Arena 

Capacity .............................................................. 7,200 

Press Box Phone ............................ (303) 871-3922 

2011-12 Overall Record .................................19-12 

2011-12 SBC Record ......................................... 11-5 

2011-12 SBC Finish .................2nd, West Division 

Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................... 10/2 

Starters Returning/Lost ......................................3/2 

Newcomers .................................................................3 

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STAFF 

Head Coach ...................................Kerry Cremeans 

Alma Mater ...................................Florida (1994) 

Alma Mater ..............................Kentucky (2004) 

Record at DU ............................0-0 (1st Season) 

Career ............................................................. Same 

Best way to reach coach ..............through SID 

Assistant Coach ................................. Seth Kushkin 

Alma Mater ............................ Wisconsin (1992) 

Assistant Coach ...........................Ashley Langford 

Alma Mater ................................... Tulane (2009) 

Assistant Coach ...................................Abby Waner 

Alma Mater ...................................... Duke (2009) 

Director of Basketball Ops ..................Wes Kitchens 

Phone ........................................... (303) 871-4793 

Assistant Athletic Trainer ............... Katie Forsyth 

Team Doctor .......................... Dr. Girish Paranjape 

Strength and Conditioning .....Kathryn Whartenby 

Sport Program Assistant .......... Katie Robertson 

TEAM HISTORY 

First Year of Women’s Basketball ...........1974-75 

Overall all-time record ..................601-461 (.566) 

No. yrs. in NCAA Tournament/Last ......... 1/2001 

Result ................57-77, L, Virginia Tech (3/16/01) 

No. yrs in WNIT/Last ..................................... 1/2011 

Result .................................60-75, L, BYU (3/17/11) 

www.DenverPioneers.com 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Quick Facts ..................................................................1 

Media Information ...............................................2-4 

Magness Arena .........................................................5 

Pioneer Facilities ......................................................6 

2012-13 Pioneers ............................................... 7-36 

Season Preview ................................................8-9 

Head Coach Kerry Cremeans ..................10-11 

Assistant Coach Seth Kushkin ...................... 12 

Assistant Coach Ashley Langford ............... 13 

Assistant Coach Abby Waner ........................ 14 

DoBO Wesley Kitchens .................................... 15 

Support Staff ...................................................... 15 

Rosters ............................................................16-17 

Desiree Hunter .............................................18-19 

Alison Janecek .............................................20-21 

Jordan Johnston .........................................22-23 

Maiya Michel ................................................24-25 

Quincey Noonan .........................................26-27 

Emiko Smith .................................................28-29 

Brianna Tisch ................................................30-31 

Morgan Van Riper-Rose ............................32-33 

Theresa Wirth ...............................................34-35 

Newcomer Bios ................................................. 36 

Team Fun Photos ........................................37-38 

2011-12 Season Rewind ................................39-54 

Year in Review ..............................................40-41 

Results .................................................................. 42 

Final Stats ......................................................43-44 

SBC Review ......................................................... 45 

Category Leaders .............................................. 46 

Box scores ......................................................47-54 

WAC & Opponents ..........................................55-60 

The Western Athletic Conference ............... 56 

Composite Schedule .................................57-58 

WAC Opponents ............................................... 59 

Non Conference Opponents ........................ 60 

History and Records .......................................61-84 

Pioneer History ............................................62-64 

Career Scoring Leaders ................................... 65 

Individual Career Records .............................. 66 

Individual Season Records ............................ 67 

Individual Game Records ............................... 68 

Team Records ..................................................... 69 

All-Time Coaching Records ........................... 70 

All-Time Roster ................................................... 71 

All-Time vs. Opponents .................................. 72 

All-Time Series Records ............................73-77 

Year-By-Year Results ...................................78-82 

All-Time Home-Away-Neutral ................83-84 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

DENVER VISION 

We guide, encourage and support our 

students in the quest of academic, athletic 

and social excellence. As Pioneers who lead by 

example, we prepare our students for healthy, 

productive and meaningful lives, placing 

service above self. 

DENVER MISSION 

To fulfi ll the vision we will: 

• Foster an environment for life success and 

leadership 

• Compete at the highest level 

• Act with integrity and fairness in all of our 

aff airs 

• Be positive ambassadors for our university 

as well as our community 

• Provide an opportunities for a healthy 

lifestyle 

DENVER CORE VALUES 

In fulfi llment of our vision and mission, we 

embrace these core values. 

• Pride 

• Integrity 

• Passion 

• Service 

• Respect 

• Diversity 

• Wellness 

MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS 

The 2012-13 Denver Pioneers Women’s 

Basketball Media Guide is published by the 

University of Denver Athletics Media Relations 

Offi ce. This guide was written, designed and 

edited by Mike Kennedy, Nicole Bostel and 

Jeremy Wodajo. Editorial assistance provided 

by Erich Bacher, Trevor Cramer and Niko 

Blankenship. Photos provided by Rich Clarkson 

and Associates, Justin Edmonds, William R. 

Sallaz, Mike Richmond, Derek Regensburger, 

Heather Brown, Rick Yeatts, Denver Nuggets, 

Garrett W. Ellwood/NBAE/Getty Images, Dave 

Gottenborg, Wayne Armstrong and the Media 

Relations Archives. Cover photography by Rich 

Clarkson and Associates, and designed by the 

University of Denver Media Relations staff . 

MEDIA RELATIONS 

Dir. of Media Rel. (WBB Contact) . Nicole Bostel 

Offi ce Phone .............................. (303) 871-4990 

Cell Phone .................................. (954) 478-2090 

Fax ................................................. (303) 871-3890 

Email ................................nicole.dupes@du.edu 

Website ..................... www.DenverPioneers.com 

Twitter ID ..................DU_Pioneers/DU_WHoops 

Facebook ......................................DenverPioneers/ 

..........................................DUWomensBasketball 

Mailing/Overnight Address .................................... 

............................................... 2201 E. Asbury Ave. 

..................................................Denver, CO. 80208 

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MEDIA INFORMATION 

MEDIA OUTLETS - TV 

KWGN (Channel 2 - CW2) 

Nick Griffi th, Sports Producer 

6160 S. Wabash Way 

Englewood, CO 80155 

(303) 566-7746 

zmehenti@kwgn.com 

KCNC (Channel 4 - CBS) 

Steve Cox, Sports Producer 

1044 Lincoln Avenue 

Denver, CO 80203 

(303) 830-6321 

scox@cbs.com 

KMGH (Channel 7 - ABC) 

Lionel Bienvenu, Sports Anchor 

123 Speer Boulevard 


(303) 832-0169 

lionel_bienvenu@kmgh.com 

KUSA (Channel 9 - NBC) 

David Hunt, Sports Producer 

500 Speer Boulevard 


(303) 871-1486 

david.hunt@9news.com 

KDVR (Channel 31 - FOX) 

Nick Griffi th, Sports Producer 

100 Speer Boulevard 


(303) 566-7523 

nick.griffi th@kdvr.com 

ROOT SPORTS 

Tavis Strand, Producer 

2399 Blake Street, Suite 130 


(720) 898-2791 

tdstrand@directv.com 

MEDIA OUTLETS - PRINT 

Associated Press 

Arnie Stapleton, Sports Editor 

1444 Wazee Street, #130 


(303) 825-0123 

apdenver@ap.org 

The Clarion 

Anna Gauldin, Sports Editor 

University of Denver 


(303) 871-3131 

annagauldin5@gmail.com 

The Denver Post 

David Krause, Deputy Sports Editor 

101 W. Colfax, Suite 600 


(303) 954-1294 

Mike Chambers, Sports Writer 

mchambers@denverpost.com 

Mile High Sports Magazine 

Doug Ottewill, Publisher/Editor 

1424 Larimer Street #100 


(303) 650-1795 

dottewill@milehighsports.com 

MEDIA OUTLETS - RADIO 

KDXP (102.3 The TICKET) 

Tim Spence, Program Director 

10200 E. Girard Ave., Build. B, Suite 

150 


(720) 248-4010 

tspence@frsnco.com 

KKFN (FM 104.3 “The Fan”) 

Nate Lundy, Program Director 

7800 E. Orchard Avenue, Suite 400 

Greenwood Village, CO 80111 

(303) 321-0950 

nate.lundy@lincolnfinancialmedia. 

com 

Mile High Sports Radio 

(KCKK AM 1510/93.7 FM) 

James Merilatt, Program Director 

1424 Larimer Street #100 


(303) 650-1795 

jmerilatt@milehighsports.com 

KOA (AM 850) 

Mark Johnson, Sports Producer 

4695 S. Monaco Parkway 


(303) 713-8695 

markjohnson@850koa.com 

“Press Row” - Members of the media report the court-side 

action during a Pioneer basketball game. 

WWW.DENVERPIONEERS.COM 

DenverPioneers.com is the offi cial athletic site of the fourtime 

Leerfi eld Director’s Cup recipient Denver Pioneers. The 

site features Pioneer Vision, an exclusive video player that 

off ers live video and audio events, interviews and highlights 

on a subscription basis. DenverPioneers.com also features 

the Pioneers Team Shop, news, real-time statistics, schedules, 

scores, photo galleries and ticket information. 

PIONEER SOCIAL NETWORKING 

Fans of the Pioneers can follow their favorite teams 

on Twitter and Facebook to get the most up-to-theminute 

news, scores and event updates. Twitter will be 

used to send out breaking news, scores and highlights 

during Pioneer athletic events. The 

Pioneers’ Facebook Fan Page will be 

used to post news, scores, upcoming 

events and promotional activities for 

all 17 Pioneer sports. 

Follow DU women’s basketball at Facebook and 

www.twitter.com/DU_WHoops. 

Scan this QR Code to visit the DU 

Athletics Social Media page on 

DenverPioneers.com. 

Here you can “Like” all the Pioneers’ teams 

on Facebook and 

“Follow” all the 

Pioneers’ teams 

on Twitter 

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nicole BOSTEL 

Director of Media Relations 

Fifth Season 

Florida (2004), Denver (2011) 

Nicole (Dupes) Bostel is in her fi fth year at 

the University of Denver. Bostel serves as the 

primary sport contact for volleyball, women’s 

basketball and men’s lacrosse. 

Bostel joined the DU communications staff in 

August of 2008 after serving as the season-long communications intern 

for the Orlando Magic (NBA franchise). She was promoted in January 

2011 to Associate Director of Communications. 

Bostel’ responsibilities include serving as the primary contact for men’s 

lacrosse and volleyball, with secondary responsibilities with men’s and 

women’s swimming and diving, gymnastics, and men’s and women’s 

golf. 

During her 10 months with the Magic, Bostel was responsible for writing 

press releases, creating and distributing season/game credentials and 

handling the day-to-day operations for the communications staff and 

team. 

Prior to the Magic, Bostel served as the marketing coordinator for 

Nova Southeastern University’s D-II athletic department for the 

2006-07 season and the sports information assistant from Jan. 2005 

to July 2006. During her time at NSU, Bostel served as the primary 

contact for volleyball, women’s basketball and softball, with secondary 

responsibility in men’s and women’s soccer, men’s basketball, baseball, 

men’s and women’s golf, women’s rowing and women’s tennis. She 

was also responsible for the layout and design of all the department’s 

publications and marketing materials for each sport. 

Before NSU, Bostel served as a student assistant in the University of 

Florida’s Sports Information Department from Aug. 2001 to Dec. 2004. 

Her career in media relations began in Jan. 1999 with the Miami Fusion, 

MLS franchise (dissolved Jan. 2002) while she was a student in high 

school until her graduation in June 2001. 

Bostel, a native of Davie, Fla., graduated from the University of Florida 

in Gainesville, Fla., in Dec. 2004 with a Bachelor of Science in public 

relations and a Bachelor of Arts in German. She graduated in December 

of 2011 with a Master of Science in Public Relations from DU’s University 

College. 

She resides in Highlands Ranch, Colo., with her husband Shane. 


TELEVISION/INTERNET SCHEDULE 

Nov. 10 UTAH 4 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Nov. 13 MONTANA STATE 7 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Nov. 16 at Wyoming 5 p.m. Wyo Vision & 

Nov. 29 NORTHERN COLORADO 7 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Dec. 8 AIR FORCE 1 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Dec. 11 COLORADO 7 p.m. ROOT Sports 

Dec. 31 TEXAS-ARLINGTON * 2 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Jan. 3 at Texas State * 5:30 p.m. Bobcat All-Access & 

Jan. 5 at Texas San Antonio * 5 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Jan. 10 IDAHO * 7 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Jan. 13 SEATTLE * 1 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Jan. 17 at San Jose State * 8 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Jan. 19 at Utah State * 7 p.m. UtahStateAggies.com & 

Jan. 26 NEW MEXICO STATE * 4 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Jan. 31 TEXAS SAN ANTONIO * 7 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Feb. 2 TEXAS STATE * 1 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Feb. 7 at Seattle * 8 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Feb. 9 at Idaho * 2 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Feb. 14 UTAH STATE * 7 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Feb. 16 SAN JOSE STATE * 4 p.m. Pioneer Vision 

Feb. 11 at New Mexico State * 6:30 p.m. AggieVision 

Feb. 15 at Texas-Arlington * 6 p.m. Mavericks All-Access & 

Feb. 18 at Louisiana Tech * 6 p.m. La Tech All-Access & 

- All Times Mountain and Subject to Change 

- Pioneer Vision located on www.DenverPioneers.com 

* WAC game 

& May require subscription through opponent’s website 

PIONEER VISION 

Mitch Hyder is in his 14th season as the “Voice of Pioneer Basketball,” 

and will provide all the play-by-play analysis on Pioneer Vision and 

Pioneer Radio this season. 

Twelve women’s basketball home games, along with select road 

games, will be shown live on Pioneer Vision, while DU vs. CU on Dec. 

11 will air live on ROOT Sports. Pioneer Vision is available via the 

internet on the www.DenverPioneers.com website. 

Subscriptions to Pioneer Vision for the 2012-13 season can be 

purchased at www.DenverPioneers.com. 

The “Voice of Pioneer Basketball”, Mitch Hyder 

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INTERVIEW POLICIES 

All interviews with University of Denver 

student-athletes and coaches must be 

arranged through the University of Denver 

Media Relations Department. The University of 

Denver is committed to accommodating the 

needs of the media. Coaches and players are 

typically available before and after practice on 

a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis. No interviews 

will be granted during a practice session. 

CREDENTIALS 

Media credentials are issued to accredited 

members of the media only. Please submit 

requests online at www.DenverPioneers.com/ 

credential or on letterhead via fax or email to 

be received at least two working days prior 

to the event. Credentials may be picked up 

at the Daniel L. Ritchie Center for Sports and 

Wellness media will call, located inside the 

loading dock, 90 minutes prior to the start of 

each contest. Credentials to be mailed should 

be requested at least two weeks in advance. 

Credentials issued for the previous academic 

year are not valid. Individuals must submit 

the appropriate documentation in order to 

receive a new credential for the current year. 

The University of Denver Division of Athletics 

reserves the right to accept or reject all 

credential requests. 

PHOTOGRAPHER CREDENTIALS 

Photo access at University of Denver athletics 

events is limited to accredited photographers 

on assignment by daily newspapers, national 

publications, wire services, local and national 

television outlets, and individuals on special 

assignment. No freelance, private, high 

school or college photographer, weekly 

newspapers or journalism students shall 

be issued photographic credentials unless 

they offi cially represent the visiting or host 

school. Please submit requests online at 

www.DenverPioneers.com/credential or on 

letterhead via fax or email to be received at 

least two working days prior to the event. 

Credentials issued for the previous academic 

year are not valid. Individuals must submit 

the appropriate documentation in order to 

receive a new credential for the current year. 

The University of Denver Division of Athletics 

reserves the right to accept or reject all 

credential requests. 

CAMERA PROCEDURES 

Camera persons must work from within 

the designated areas. Photographers may 

shoot from the right side of each end line 

of Magness Arena. Requests to photograph 

from any other location in Magness Arena 

must be made in advance to the University of 

Denver Athletic Media Relations Department. 

The University of Denver reserves the right to 

accept or reject credential requests. 

STROBES 

Any use of strobe lights at the Ritchie Center 

for athletic events must be approved by the 

University of Denver Athletic Media Relations 

Offi ce in advance. Strobe units may not 

exceed four clusters of strobe lights producing 

a maximum of 3,200-watt seconds. All strobes 

must fl ash at a duration of less than 1/2,000 of 

a second. All hanging or installed strobes must 

be placed as close to the playing surface as 

possible and near the corners but not behind 

the baskets or the goals. All strobes must be 

placed at the site and tested 24 hours before 

the fi rst game during which the strobes will 

be used. No other strobes, including handcarried 

units, are permitted in the arena and 

no strobes may be placed on or attached to a 

backboard or goal standard. 

RADIO 

All radio stations wishing to broadcast from 

Magness Arena should contact the University 

of Denver Media Relations Offi ce at least 

one week prior to the event. Space will be 

provided for the offi cial radio station of the 

visiting team; others will be accommodated as 

space permits. Phone lines must be arranged 

for all stations in advance. 

TELEPHONES 

The University of Denver has telephones 

available for media use in Magness Arena. 

Media members requiring dedicated 

telephone lines are asked to contact the 

University of Denver Athletic Media Relations 

Department in advance. 

GAME SERVICES 

Pregame media notes, biographical updates, 

lineups, game programs and season statistics 

will be available to the working media along 

press row or in the press box at Magness 

Arena. Complete game packets available 

following the game. In-game statistics will be 

distributed to members of the media. 

POSTGAME WORK AREA 

The Denver Athletic Media Relations Offi ce 

will be available following each home game 

as work areas for the media. Final statistics 

and game packets will be available, and 

telephones will be available for fi ling. 

POSTGAME INTERVIEWS 

Postgame interviews will be conducted at 

a designated site following a 10-minute 

cooling-off period. Denver head coach 

Kerry Cremeans and selected players will 

be available for interviews. Media requests 

for both Denver and opposing coaches and 

players should be made to the DU women’s 

basketball SID, Nicole Bostel. Opponent 

requests will be forwarded to the visiting SID. 

The Pioneer women’s basketball locker room 

is closed to the media. 

PARKING 

A limited number of media parking spaces are 

available for the 2012-13 season and will be 

distributed on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis. 

Please request parking when requesting 

credentials. Media parking for athletic events 

at the Ritchie Center is in lot 401, which is on 

the east side of Joy Burns Arena. Easiest access 

is from Jewell Ave., off University Boulevard. 

DIRECTIONS TO CAMPUS 

Take I-25 to the South University Boulevard 

exit. Proceed south to the fi rst stop light 

(Buchtel Boulevard). Go through the Buchtel 

Boulevard intersection to the next block south 

(Jewell Avenue). Take a right on Jewell and 

proceed west approximately one-half block 

to the east entrance of the Ritchie Center and 

Hamilton Gymnasium. Media parking is just 

east of Joy Burns Arena (the easternmost part 

of the Ritchie Center) in lot 401. 

PIONEERS ON THE INTERNET 

Get the latest results, statistics and other 

information about the Pioneers by going 

to the offi cial University of Denver Athletics 

Website at: www.DenverPioneers.com. Fans 

can also follow the Pioneers on Twitter using 

the ID DenverPioneers. 

MEDIA RELATIONS INFORMATION 

Offi ce Fax (303) 871-3890 

Magness Arena Press Box (303) 871-3922 

Hamilton Gym Press Row (303) 871-2689 

Mailing Address 

University of Denver 

2201 East Asbury Avenue 


Media Relations Staff 

Jeff Howard Senior Associate AD for External Relations 

Nicole Bostel Director 

Mike Kennedy Associate Director 

Niko Blankenship Media Relations Assistant 

Trevor Cramer Intern 

Ali Majdeteimouri Intern 

Craig Ricketts Intern 

Matt Duchan Student Assistant 

Gabe Flanagan Student Assistant 

Lea Gralewski Student Assistant 

Paul Miller Student Assistant 

Julia Matamoros Student Assistant 

Staff Email Addresses 

Jeff Howard jeff.howard@du.edu 

Nicole Bostel nicole.dupes@du.edu 

Mike Kennedy michael.kennedy@du.edu 

Niko Blankenship niko.blanken@gmail.com 

Trevor Cramer trevorjcramer@gmail.com 



MAGNESS ARENA 

The University of Denver opened its doors to one of the fi nest athletic facilities in all the country on September 15, 1999. The commitment to 

supporting the athletics program is evident by the state-of-the-art facilities in which the teams practice and compete. 

Daniel L. Ritchie Center for Sports & Wellness 

The 440,000-square-foot Daniel L. Ritchie Center for Sports & Wellness serves as the fi tness and recreation hub for the University of Denver 

community as well as for citizens of the metropolitan area. 

With its timeless architecture and state-of-the-art facilities, the center is named after the University’s 16th Chancellor, Daniel L. Ritchie, in 

recognition of his leadership and dedication. It is the home of the University’s athletics program, which fi elds 17 men’s and women’s NCAA 

Division I teams. 

The Ritchie Center is also home to the world-class Coors Fitness Center, a full array of youth and adult recreation programs, and venues for civic 

and entertainment events. In May of 2010 the Pat Bowlen Training Center opened its doors, serving as the main strength and conditioning 

center for the Pioneers’ 17 varsity sports programs. 

Magness Arena 

Magness Arena is a multi-functional, state-of-the art facility that features 7,200 seats for basketball, 6,026 seats for hockey and up to 8,000 

seats for concerts. The arena is named after local cable entrepreneur Bob Magness, who donated $10 million toward the project. Numerous 

individuals, corporations and foundations contributed to the Ritchie Center, which cost approximately $75 million. Lead donors are recognized 

on the panels of the Williams Tower, which is located outside the west entrance to the Ritchie Center. Magness Arena saw one of its largest 

crowds in 2007 as the Pioneer women’s basketball team played host to Duke University (11/11/07) in front of 6,635 fans. 

Television 

Magness Arena is “television ready” for the production of games. The University of Denver and ROOT Sports will direct and produce select 

Pioneer home games in 2012-13 without the use of a truck. 

City of Denver 

The city of Denver is centrally located and has a major international airport - making it easy to travel to and from Denver to anywhere in the 

country in a short amount of time. Denver is home to one of the biggest media markets, including The Denver Post and fi ve local television 

stations. 

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PIONEER FACILITIES 

The Pioneers women’s basketball team enjoys one of the best 

facilities in all of college athletics. Coach Kerry Cremeans conducts 

practices in Hamilton Gymnasium (top), a 20,000 square foot 

practice facility which contains three regulation sized basketball 

courts. Denver players also benefi t from a remodeled lounge to 

study, watch television or simply relax. 

All of these facilities, in addition to Magness Arena where Denver 

plays its home games, are housed in the Daniel L. Ritchie Center 

for Sports and Wellness. Opened in 1999, the Ritchie Center is an 

$84 million, 440,000 square-foot facility that is home to all of the 

Pioneers’ 17 Division-I sports teams. 


2012-13 SEASON PREVIEW 

By Steve Coulter 

Newness is the theme of the University of Denver 

women’s basketball program this season as head coach 

Kerry Cremeans takes over the reins from former coach 

Erik Johnson and the Pioneers transition into their fi rst 

season of play in the Western Athletic Conference. 

Although there is a lot of change surrounding the 

program, Cremeans believes her players and her new staff 

are prepared and focused to take on their respective new 

opportunities. 

“You approach every team the 

same way with the same attitude 

and preparation - an opponent is 

an opponent, regardless of what 

conference they play in,” Cremeans 

said. “Sure there’s newness for my 

players, but I never coached in the 

Sun Belt, so my approach is that 

we are coming into this conference 

with one goal and that’s to win it. 

It’s an exciting opportunity for the 

players to play new teams and get 

the opportunity to compete and 

win a conference championship.” 

Another adjustment the 

Pioneers must make in the 2012- 

2013 season is playing without 

forward Kaetlyn Murdoch, who 

graduated in the off season with 

one of the most accomplished 

careers in program history. 

DU turns to senior point guard Emiko Smith 

Emiko Smith for leadership this 

season. The Los Angeles native is coming off a junior 

campaign in which she led the team in assists (6.42 per 

game) and steals (71 total), while starting in all 31 games 

and playing a team-high 36 minutes per game. 

“Emi is full of life and energy as a person. She is 

positive and fun, and that radiates throughout the 

program and moreover this entire athletic department,” 

Cremeans said. “You couldn’t ask for anybody better to be 

the face of your team than a kid like Emi Smith. What she 

can do on the court, obviously her leadership qualities 

are insurmountable. She takes care of this team. She 

knows how to communicate, how to understand and how 

to push everybody around her. There’s a lot put on her 

shoulders, but she’s capable and she loves having that 

responsibility.” 

Cremeans believes her point guard’s personality will 

help achieve the team goals for early in the season, which 

are increasing toughness and developing a sense of 

swagger when they take the court. 

“Everybody laughs when I mention the word swagger, 

but my team doesn’t anymore, because they hear it 

everyday and they understand our vision of this program 

is to be tough on and off the court,” Cremeans said. “We 

feel our dedication to being tough will separate us from 

the other teams in the end and having that swagger on 

the court – it’s not a cockiness, it’s a confi dence – the 

knowledge that they’ve put in 

the work to have that type of an 

attitude will make the diff erence 

and help us achieve our goals 

together.” 

Junior Quincey Noonan returns 

in the backcourt after an injuryplagued 

sophomore campaign, 

teaming up with her running mate 

from two years ago, Smith. 

As a freshman, the Broomfi eld, 

Colo., native started 30 of 31 games, 

averaging 6.7 points and fi nishing 

second on a veteran team in steals 

and blocks. 

“A big key to this season, and 

our success, is Quincey getting back 

to full strength, and I think she’s 

almost there,” said Cremeans. “She 

puts in so much time rehabbing 

and doing preventative exercises to 

protect her body. She’s an absolute 

horse on the court, so she can 

take a lot of physicality. She loves 

to compete and is absolutely committed to making this 

team better and committed to keeping her body very 

healthy. Most importantly, she plays with such a strong 

sense of pride for this university and this program. She’s at 

the top in terms of work ethic and desire.” 

In addition to her work ethic and commitment, 

Cremeans praised her third-year guard for being a ‘silent’ 

leader in practice and on the court, a subtle skill that’s 

helped the fi rst-year coach throughout the preseason. 

“Quincey is a leader by example – not a loud vocal 

leader,” said Cremeans. “If there’s ever a drop off in our 

focus, she takes care of it, which makes it easy on me as a 

coach. All the players listen to her, and that allows her to 

clean up any problems before it gets to me, which is great 

to have out there. She’s created a bit of a separation, and 

therefore a respect amongst her fellow players.” 

While Smith and Noonan shore up the team’s 


Quincey Noonan 

backcourt with experience and leadership, the Pioneers 

will look to junior Maiya Michel, the team’s leading 

rebounder from a year ago, and sophomore Theresa 

Wirth to shore up the frontcourt and replace Murdoch’s 

production from last season – 16 points, 6.3 rebounds and 

1.2 blocks per game. 

Cremeans believes Michel is a player capable of 

averaging a double-double this season, but must develop 

confi dence in her off ensive game. 

“I expect a double-double from her every game. 

She’s a beast on the boards and such a tough competitor 

and someone who is very passionate about the game,” 

Cremeans said. “It’s not every day you get to coach a kid 

with her potential. The key to her development in our 

program is all about her getting confi dence in her scoring 

ability.” 

As for Wirth, the Mesa, Ariz., native saw limited action 

toward the end of her freshman season, coming off the 

bench, but Cremeans sees her game blossoming each day 

in practice. 

“Theresa’s will to win and her competitive spirit is 

awesome to have in the gym every day,” Cremeans said. 

“She’s fantastic to have in practice because she does all 

the little things – she fi ghts for loose balls, she never quits 

on defense and she’s always working hard no matter what 

we’re doing.” 

Fellow sophomore Morgan Van Riper-Rose, the team’s 

top returning scorer from a year ago, is expected to be a 

key contributor on the wings as a deep shooter. 

During her freshman season, Van Riper-Rose averaged 

9.8 points off of a 34.5 shooting percent from behind 

the arc, coming off the bench earlier in the season and 

developing into a starter at the end of the season. 

“Morgan can shoot the ball. She has the green 


2012-13 SEASON PREVIEW 

light anytime and every time,” Cremeans said. “I had 

a conversation with her the other day when she was 

passing up shots in practice and told her if we are working 

to get her open looks that she better be taking them. 

She’s an excellent knockdown shooter. It’ll be important 

to fi nd her shots during the season because she most 

likely will draw the top defender on the opposing team.” 

Junior forwards Desiree Hunter and Alison Janecek, 

and sophomore guard Jordan Johnston also all look to 

play key roles for the Pioneers this season. 

“We have 12 players on this team, and they all have 

an important role. That’s what will help this team be 

successful,” Cremeans said. “They all have something they 

can bring to the table. They will all be held accountable 

to that every day. That’s their responsibility. All 12 will 

be expected to do what they do, and that will lead us to 

achieve everything we want to achieve.” 

As for the newcomers, freshmen Paige Bradley, Kailey 

Edwards and Michaela Neuhaus provide further depth 

off the bench, especially Bradley, who spent much of the 

preseason playing in place of Smith, who was recovering 

from injury. 

“Paige has had to grow quickly,” Cremeans said. “You 

always try and fi nd a positive with an injury, and the 

positive from not having Emi yet is that Paige hasn’t had 

the luxury of learning from the bench. She’s been able to 

learn fi rsthand and fi gure it out for herself, which is good. 

She’s a scoring point guard who is very smart and very 

competitive, so she gives our off ense a bit of a diff erent 

look.” 

Despite the team’s depth, they will be challenged 

early and often during the season, beginning with its 

season opener on Nov. 10, when the Pioneers play host to 

Utah of the Pac-12 Conference. 

The nonconference schedule also includes tough road 

contests against Wyoming, Oregon and Minnesota. The 

Pioneers will take on their third Pac-12 opponent, when 

they welcome instate foe Colorado to Magness Arena on 

Dec. 11. 

“The tough nonconference schedule makes us 

appreciate everything we do on a day-to-day basis, 

creating the expectations we have for ourselves,” 

Cremeans said. “You must play that type of talent to 

prepare yourself for the conference schedule and 

ultimately the postseason. The only way we can 

accomplish that preparation is with a tough schedule. It 

all goes back to having that toughness and swagger. We 

have to be able to play with the best and know we are 

capable of playing at a high level every night.” 

9

HEAD COACH 

Former Auburn University Associate 

Head Coach Kerry Cremeans (krah- 

MEANS) was named Head Coach of 

the University of Denver women’s 

basketball team in April of 2012 

Cremeans became the ninth head 

coach in DU women’s basketball 

history since the program’s inception 

in 1974. Cremeans spent eight seasons 

at Auburn, including the last two as 

the program’s associate head coach, 

and is widely regarded as one of the 

top recruiters in the country. 

Cremeans arrives at Denver with more 

than 18 years of coaching experience. 

THE CREMEANS FILE 

Coaching Experience 

2012-Present - University of Denver, Head Coach 

2010-12 - Auburn University, Associate Head Coach 

2004-10 - Auburn University, Assistant Coach 

Southeastern Conference championship (2009) 

Two NCAA Tournament Appearances (2008, 2009) 

Two WNIT Appearances (2007, 2011) 

2003-04 - University of Florida, Assistant Coach 

NCAA Tournament Second Round (2004) 

1996-03 - Purdue University, Assistant Coach 

NCAA Champions with 34-1 Record (1999) 

Seven NCAA Tournament Appearances (1997-03) 

Four Big Ten Championships (1997, 1999, 2001, 2002) 

1994-96 - University of Kentucky, Assistant Coach 

Playing Experience 

1990-94 - University of Florida 

NCAA Tournament Appearances (1993, 1994) 

GTE Academc All-American (1994) 

SEC Academic Honor Roll (1992, 1993, 1994) 

Graduated with Florida’s all-time three-pointer record 

Education 

Florida (1994) - Bachelor’s in Exercise Science 

Kentucky (2004) - Master’s in Sport Management 

Personal 

Born: August 9, 1972 

Hometown: Wheelersburgh, Ohio 

kerry CREMEANS 

Head Coach • First Season 

Wheelersburgh, Ohio 

Florida (1994), Kentucky (2004) 

A 1994 graduate of Florida 

and four-year basketball 

letterwinner, Cremeans 

served on the coaching staff 

of her alma mater in 2003-04 

after spending seven years 

as the top recruiter at Purdue 

under legendary head coach 

Nell Fortner. 

During her time at 

Purdue, Cremeans helped 

the Boilermakers to an 

impressive 181-49 record 

and seven consecutive NCAA 

Tournament berths. During 

the 1999 season, Cremeans 

played an instrumental 

role in leading Purdue 

to an unprecedented 

34-1 record and an NCAA 

title. In seven seasons at 

Purdue, Cremeans helped lead 

the Boilermakers to four Big Ten 

Tournament titles (1998, 1999, 

2000 and 2003) and three regular 

season conference titles (1999, 

2001 and 2002). 

During her time at Florida, 

Cremeans aided in the resurgence 

of the then-struggling Gator 

program, leading them to a 19-11 

overall record in 2003-04, a 10-win 

improvement over the previous 

season. 

Cremeans started her coaching 

career in 1994 as an assistant 

women’s basketball coach at Kentucky. 

From 1994-96, Cremeans coordinated 

travel, served as the liaison to the 

Center for Academic Development, 

scouted opponents and served as 

the fi lm exchange coordinator for the 

Wildcats. 

Cremeans earned her degree in 

exercise science from Florida in 1994 

and her master’s in sport management 

from Kentucky in 2004. A GTE 

Academic All-American, she helped 

lead the Gators to consecutive NCAA 

Tournament appearances, the fi rst two 

in the school’s history. She concluded 

her career at Florida as the all-time 

leader in three-pointers made. 



HEAD COACH 

11

ASSISTANT COACH 

seth KUSHKIN 

Assistant Coach • First Season 

Columbus, Ohio 

Wisconsin (1992) 

Seth Kushkin is in his fi rst season as 

the assistant coach for the University 

of Denver women’s basketball 

program. 

Kushkin brings a wealth of coaching 

experience to the Pioneers’ women’s 

basketball staff after having served as 

the assistant coach during stints with 

Auburn, Georgia Tech, Ohio State and 

Purdue. 

Prior to serving as the director of 

athletics at the Laurel School in 

Cleveland, Ohio, Kushkin spent a 

season as the assistant women’s 

basketball coach at Auburn 

University in 2007-08. His primary 

responsibilities included recruiting, 

team scheduling and on-court 

planning. Kushkin was a member of 

the Georgia Tech women’s basketball 

THE KUSHKIN FILE 


2012-Present - University of Denver, Assistant Coach 

2007-08 - Auburn University, Assistant Coach 

NCAA Tournament Appearance (2008) 

2005-07 - Georgia Tech, Assistant Coach 

NCAA Tournament Appearance (2007) 

1999-02 - Ohio State, Assistant Coach 

WNIT Championship (2001) 

No. 7-Ranked Recruiting Class (2001) 

1997-99 - Purdue University, Assistant Coach 

NCAA Champions with 34-1 Record (1999) 

Two NCAA Tournament Appearances (1997 & 1998) 

Two Big Ten Championships (1997 & 1998) 

Education 

University of Wisconsin - Bachelor’s in English (1992) 

Personal 

Born: December 30, 1969 

Hometown: Columbus, Ohio 

Family: Lauren (wife), Olivia and Lainey (daughters) 

coaching staff from 2005-07, 

assisting in the development 

of the guards as well as 

recruiting eff orts. 

Two of Kushkin’s most 

successful stints as an 

assistant occurred while 

coaching at Ohio State (1999- 

02) and Purdue (1997-99). 

Kushkin worked on the staff 

of the 1999 Boilermakers, 

who went 34-1 en route to 

an NCAA Championship. 

While at Ohio State, Kushkin 

helped lead the Buckeyes to 

the 2001 WNIT championship 

and helped recruit two 

nationally ranked classes, 

including the class of 2001 which 

was ranked seventh-best in the 

country. 

While at Purdue, Kushkin 

spent time in Colorado 

Springs, working with USA 

Basketball during the summer 

of 1998. Kushkin graduated 

from the University of 

Wisconsin-Madison with a 

Bachelor of Arts degree in 

English in 1992. 

Kushkin and his wife, Lauren, 

have two daughters, Olivia 

and Lainey. 

12 www.DenverPioneers.com

Ashley Langford joined the 

University of Denver’s women’s 

basketball coaching staff following 

the 2011-2012 season. The 

Harrisburg, Pa., native comes to 

DU after stints with both Bucknell 

University as an assistant coach, and 

Auburn University as a graduate 

assistant. 

During Langford’s time at Bucknell, 

she was mainly responsible for the 

guards, in addition to handling the 

team’s travel arrangements and 

itinerary. As a graduate assistant 

at Auburn, aside from earning 

her master’s degree in business 

administration in May 2011, Langford 

also oversaw the Tigers’ student 

managers and practice players, 

as well as assisting with practices, 

recruitment and the day-to-day 

operations. As a member of Auburn’s 

THE LANGFORD FILE 



2011-12 - Bucknell University, Assistant Coach 

2009-11 - Auburn University, Graduate Assistant 

Playing Experience 

2005-09 - Tulane University 

All-Conference USA (2007, 2008, 2009) 

Freshman All-American (2006) 

Team’s record-holder in career assists and starts 

C-USA Scholar-Athlete of the Year (2009) 

Education 

Tulane University - Bachelor’s in Management (2009) 

Auburn University - Master of Business Admin. (2011) 

Personal 

Born: March 13, 1987 

Hometown: Harrisburg, Pa. 



ashley LANGFORD 


Harrisburg, Pa. 

Tulane (2009) 

administrative staff , Langford 

was also responsible for 

the program’s Facebook 

and Twitter accounts. An 

active member of the 

Women’s Basketball Coaches 

Association, Langford’s 

coaching experience also 

extends to the Auburn 

Women’s Basketball Camps 

as well as the Nancy 

Lieberman Basketball Camp. 

Before stepping into the 

administrative and coaching 

professions, Langford was a 

three-time All-Conference 

USA honoree at Tulane. 

During her four-year career, 

Langford became the program’s 

all-time leader in assists (722) and 

fi nished her career with the top four 

single-season assists and assists per 

game marks in Tulane women’s 

basketball history. She also left 

the program No. 1 in games 

started (121) and minutes played 

(4,162), in addition to fi nishing 

near the top in points (1,047), 

points per game (8.4), threepointers 

made (39) and steals 

(234), among many others, in 

Tulane history. 

After becoming the Green Wave’s 

fi rst player to receive Freshman 

All-America honors from the 

Women’s Basketball New Service, 

she fi nished among the top 26 

nationally in assists all four years, 

including fi nishing fi fth (6.58) in the 

nation as a freshman. 

Off the court, Langford was named 

the 2009 C-USA Scholar-Athlete 

of the Year. She also received 

the conference’s Postgraduate 

Scholarship and Spirit of Service 

Award that same season. Langford 

graduated from Tulane in 2009 with 

a bachelor’s degree in management 

before heading to C-USA as an intern 

in the Sports Services, Finance and 

Marketing Departments. Langford 

previously interned in the Tulane 

athletics offi ce in 2008, assisting with 

sales promotions and the National 

Basketball Events in Chicago, as well 

as managing a facility for the Nike 

Girls’ Basketball Tournament in 2007. 

13


abby WANER 


Highlands Ranch, Colo. 

Duke (2009) 

Abby Waner joins the Pioneer family 

after spending the last four years 

as an analyst for both ESPN and 

The Mountain Network. Waner also 

continued to remain active in the sport 

of basketball by coaching the Colorado 

Hoopsters and coordinating the Abby 

Waner Girls Basketball Camp and Nike 

Skills Academy. 

Before venturing into the fi eld of 

communications, Waner was a standout 

women’s basketball player at Duke 

University, where she was a two-time 

preseason National Player of the Year 

candidate (2008, 2009), honorable 

mention All-American (2008) and threetime 

All-ACC selection (2007-09). 

THE WANER FILE 



Playing Experience (Professional/Collegiate) 

2004-07: USA Basketball 

Gold Medal - 2005 FIBA U19 World Championships 

Gold Medal - 2005 International Sports Invitational 

Gold Medal - 2004 FIBA Americas U18 Championships 

Gold Medal - 2004 USA Youth Development Festival 

2009: New York Liberty (WNBA) 

Drafted 21st overall (2009) 

2005-09: Duke University 

NCAA runners-up (2006) 

National Player of the Year Candidate (2008, 2009) 

All-American honorable mention (2008) 

All-Atlantic Coast Conference (2007, 2008, 2009) 

Left as Duke’s all-time leader in three-pointers made 

All-ACC Academic Team (2007, 2008, 2009) 

CoSIDA Academic All-District III (2007, 2008) 

Education 

Duke University – Bachelor’s in English, 2009 

Personal 

Born: October 31, 1986 

Hometown: Englewood, Colo. 

Waner also graduated from Duke as the 

school’s all-time leader in three-point 

fi eld goals made, as well as a member 

of the 2006 Duke Final Four team. 

Among numerous other achievements, 

Waner also earned three gold medals 

with USA Basketball and was selected 

21st overall by the New York Liberty in 

the 2009 WNBA Draft. 

The Highlands Ranch, Colo., native 

returns to her home state to coach 

after earning the National High School 

Coaches Association’s National Player of 

the Year award in 2005, as well as being 

named Colorado Gatorade Player of the 

Year and a McDonald’s All-American. 

Waner led Thunder Ridge High School 

to three Colorado State titles, while 

being named Miss Colorado 

Basketball twice during her high 

school career (2004, 2005). Waner 

was also regarded as the Colorado 

Sportswoman of the Year in 2006. 

Away from the court, Waner was 

also a standout in the classroom. 

She graduated from Duke 

University with a Bachelor of Arts 

degree in English in 2009, and was 

a three-time All-ACC Academic 

Team selection (2007-09). Waner 

was also named to ESPN The 

Magazine’s Academic All-District III 

Team in 2007 and 2008. 


Wes Kitchens is in his fi rst season as 

the University of Denver women’s 

basketball’s director of operations. His 

main responsibilities include handling 

fi lm exchange, travel coordination, 

camps and equipment. 

Before joining the Pioneers’ staff , 

Kitchens served as the video 

coordinator of the Auburn women’s 

basketball program. As the video 

coordinator, Kitchens was responsible 

for all areas of video, organizing 

offi cial visits, as well as serving as 

SUPPORT STAFF 

Katie Forsyth 

Asst. Athletic Trainer 

First Season 

Kathryn Whartenby 

Strength and Conditioning 

Third Season 


DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS 

wes KITCHENS 

Director of Basketball Operations • First Season 

Arab, Ala. 

Auburn (2011) 

Nicole Bostel 

Director of Media 

relations 


Dr. Girish Paranjape 

Team Physician 


the gym director for the Nell Fortner 

Basketball summer camps. 

Prior to his position as the video 

coordinator, Kitchens served as 

the head manager of the Auburn 

women’s basketball team, while 

continuing to work toward earning 

his undergraduate degree. In his 

role as the head manager, Kitchens 

coordinated the Auburn women’s 

basketball summer camps, organized 

video for scout sessions and was in 

charge of all travel duties. 

Katie Robertson 

Sports Program 

Assistant 

Second Season 

Carey Benson 

Asst. Student 

Services Director 

Sixth Season 

During Kitchens’ time as head 

manager at Auburn, he participated 

in the SEC Tournament Youth Clinic 

as a coach and was a member of the 

2009 SEC Championship team. 

Kitchens earned his Bachelor of 

Arts degree in political science from 

Auburn in 2011 after graduating from 

Snead State Community College in 

2008. 

15

2012-13 ROSTERS 

NUMERICAL ROSTER 

4 Quincey Noonan G 5-9 Jr. Broomfi eld, Colo. (Legacy H.S.) 

10 Morgan Van Riper-Rose G 5-10 So. Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie H.S.) 

11 Jordan Johnston G 5-10 So. Waterloo, Iowa (Waterloo West H.S.) 

13 Emiko Smith G 5-5 Sr. Los Angeles, Calif. (Windward School) 

14 Kailey Edwards G 5-9 Fr. Broomfi eld, Colo. (Legacy H.S.) 

20 Maiya Michel F 5-11 Jr. Loma Linda, Calif. (Summit H.S.) 

21 Michaela Neuhaus G 5-7 Fr. Lone Tree, Colo. (Highlands Ranch H.S.) 

22 Paige Bradley G 5-9 Fr. The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands H.S.) 

34 Theresa Wirth F 6-0 So. Mesa, Ariz. (Seton Catholic Prep) 

35 Desiree Hunter F 6-2 Jr. Cypress, Calif. (Magnolia H.S.) 

42 Alison Janecek F 6-1 Jr. Omaha, Neb. (Millard West H.S.) 

45 Brianna Tisch F 6-1 RS-So. Chaska, Minn. (Chaska H.S.) 

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 

22 Paige Bradley G 5-9 Fr. The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands H.S.) 

14 Kailey Edwards G 5-9 Fr. Broomfi eld, Colo. (Legacy H.S.) 

35 Desiree Hunter F 6-2 Jr. Cypress, Calif. (Magnolia H.S.) 

42 Alison Janecek F 6-1 Jr. Omaha, Neb. (Millard West H.S.) 

11 Jordan Johnston G 5-10 So. Waterloo, Iowa (Waterloo West H.S.) 

20 Maiya Michel F 5-11 Jr. Loma Linda, Calif. (Summit H.S.) 

21 Michaela Neuhaus G 5-7 Fr. Lone Tree, Colo. (Highlands Ranch H.S.) 

4 Quincey Noonan G 5-9 Jr. Broomfi eld, Colo. (Legacy H.S.) 

13 Emiko Smith G 5-5 Sr. Los Angeles, Calif. (Windward School) 

45 Brianna Tisch F 6-1 RS-So. Chaska, Minn. (Chaska H.S.) 

10 Morgan Van Riper-Rose G 5-10 So. Eden Prairie, Minn. (Eden Prairie H.S.) 

34 Theresa Wirth F 6-0 So. Mesa, Ariz. (Seton Catholic Prep) 

Head Coach: Kerry Cremeans (Florida ‘94, Kentucky ‘04; fi rst season) 

Assistant Coach: Seth Kushkin (Wisconsin ‘92; fi rst season) 

Assistant Coach: Ashley Langford (Tulane ‘09; fi rst season) 

Assistant Coach: Abby Waner (Duke ‘09; fi rst season) 

Director of Basketball Operations: Wes Kitchens (Auburn ‘11; fi rst season) 

Athletic Trainer: Katie Forsyth (Michigan State ‘09, Oregon ‘12; fi rst season) 

Basketball SID: Mike Kennedy (Kansas ‘98, Denver ‘09; seventh season) 

CALIFORNIA 

Desiree Hunter 

Maiya Michel 

Emiko Smith 

ARIZONA 

Theresa Wirth 

NEBRASKA 

Alison Janecek 

COLORADO 

Quincey Noonan 

Kailey Edwards 

Michaela Neuhaus 

MINNESOTA 

Brianna Tisch 

Morgan Van Riper-Rose 

IOWA 

Jordan Johnston 

TEXAS 

Paige Bradley 

BY ELIGIBILITY 

Seniors (1) - Smith 

Juniors (4) - Noonan, Michel, Hunter, 

Janecek 

Sophomores (4) - Van Riper-Rose, Johnston, 

Wirth, Tisch 

Freshman (3) - Bradley, Edwards, Neuhaus 

BY POSITION 

Forward (5)- Michel, Wirth, Hunter, Janecek, 

Tisch 

Guard (9) - Noonan, Van Riper-Rose, 

Johnston, Smith, Bradley, Edwards, Neuhaus 

BY HEIGHT 

5-5 (1) - Smith 

5-7 (1) - Neuhaus 

5-9 (3) - Noonan, Bradley, Edwards 

5-10 (2) - Van Riper-Rose, Johnston 

5-11 (1) - Michel 

6-0 (1) - Wirth 

6-1 (2) - Janecek, Tisch 

6-2 (1) - Hunter 

BY STATE 

Arizona (1) - Wirth 

California (3) - Hunter, Michel, Smith 

Colorado (3) - Noonan, Edwards, Neuhaus 

Iowa (1) - Johnston 

Minnesota (2) - Tisch, Van Riper-Rose 

Nebraska (1) - Janecek 

Texas (1) - Bradley 


4 Quincey Noonan 

Jr., Guard 

Broomfi eld, Colo. 

21 

Michaela Neuhaus 

Fr., Guard 

Lone Tree, Colo. 

Kerry Cremeans 

Head Coach 


Katie Forsyth 

Athletic Trainer 


10 

Morgan Van Riper-Rose 

So., Guard 

Eden Prairie, Minn. 

22 

Paige Bradley 

Fr., Guard 

The Woodlands, Texas 

Seth Kushkin 

Assistant Coach 


Nicole Bostel 

SID 


PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 

FIRST NAME LAST NAME 

Kerry Cremeans krah-MEANS 

Kailey Edwards KAY-lee 

Desiree Hunter des-er-RAY 

Alison Janecek JAN-eh-seck 

Maiya Michel MY-ah mich-EL 

Michaela Neuhaus mick-KAY-la NEW-house 

Quincey Noonan KWIN-see NEW-nun 

Emiko Smith eh-ME-co 

Brianna Tisch BREE-ah-nah TISH 

Morgan Van Riper-Rose RYE-per 

Theresa Wirth WORTH 


11 

Jordan Johnston 

So., Guard 

Waterloo, Iowa 

34 

Theresa Wirth 

So., Forward 

Mesa, Ariz. 

Ashley Langford 



Mitch Hyder 

Voice of the Pioneers 

14th Season 

13 

Emiko Smith 

Sr., Guard 

Los Angeles, Calif. 

35 

Desiree Hunter 

Jr., Forward 

Cypress, Calif. 

Abby Waner 



Kathryn Whartenby 

Strength & Conditioning 

Third Season 

RADIO/TV ROSTERS 

14 

Kailey Edwards 

Fr., Guard 

Broomfi eld, Colo. 

42 

Alison Janecek 

Jr., Forward 

Omaha, Neb. 

Wes Kitchens 

Director of Operations 


20 

Maiya Michel 

So., Forward 

Loma Linda, Calif. 

45 

Brianna Tisch 

R-So., Forward 

Chaska, Minn. 

17

SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS 

Points 

2011-12 Season: ...............................................8, MIDDLE TENNESSEE (2/4/12) 

Career: .................................................................8, MIDDLE TENNESSEE (2/4/12) 

Field Goals Made 



Field Goals Attempted 

2011-12 Season: ...............5, 2x, most recent MIDDLE TENNESSEE (2/4/12) 

Career: .................................5, 2x, most recent MIDDLE TENNESSEE (2/4/12) 

FG Percentage (min 5 made) 

2011-12 Season: .................................................................................................... N/A 

Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 

3-Point Field Goals Made 


Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 

3-Point Field Goals Attempted 


Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min 2 made) 


Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 

Free Throws Made 

2011-12 Season: ........................................................1, NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12) 

Career: .......................................................................... 5, Florida Atlantic (2/9/11) 

Free Throws Attempted 



Free Throw Percentage (min 3 made) 


Career: ...........................................................833 (5-6), Florida Atlantic (2/9/11) 

Rebounds 

2011-12 Season: ....................5, 3x, most recent at Florida Atlantic (2/8/12) 

Career: ......................................5, 3x, most recent at Florida Atlantic (2/8/12) 

Assists 

2011-12 Season: ......................................................................... 1, Troy (12/28/11) 

Career: ........................................................... 1, 2x, most recent Troy (12/28/11) 

Blocks 


Career: .................................2, 2x, most recent MIDDLE TENNESSEE (2/4/12) 

Steals 


Career: ..................................1, 4x, most recent Louisiana-Monroe (2/16/11) 

Minutes 

2011-12 Season: ............................................ 16, MIDDLE TENNESSEE (2/4/12) 

Career: .............................................................. 16, MIDDLE TENNESSEE (2/4/12)

2011-12: 

Played sparingly after returning 

from injury mid-way through 

season • appeared in 16 games, 

averaging 2.4 points and 2.6 

rebounds • scored a career-high 

eight points (5-of-6) against 

Middle Tennessee (2/4/12) • tied 

a career-high with fi ve rebounds 

against Florida Atlantic (2/8/12). 

2010-11: 

Played in 10 games • recorded 

15 rebounds and 16 points • 

fi nished with three steals and 

had fi ve blocks • averaged almost 

fi ve minutes per game • scored 

a career-high fi ve points against 

Florida Atlantic (2/9/11) • scored 

fi rst career point against Wyoming 

(11/12/10) • led the Pioneers in 

blocked shots against Florida 

Atlantic (2/9/11) with two. 

BEFORE DENVER: 

Played basketball for Magnolia 

High School, O.C. Elite club team 

and Super Flo club team • high 

school team was league champs in 


PLAYER PROFILES 

desiree HUNTER 

Forward • Junior • 6-2 

Cypress, California 

Magnolia High School 

35 

2006 through 2010 • high school 

team was the 2008 CIF SS Division 

III AA Champions and State 

Runner-ups • received Coaches’ 

award and Most Improved Player 

award in 2006-07. 

PERSONAL: 

Born August 21, 1992 in Tacoma, 

Wash. • daughter of Darrell Hunter 

and Brenda Haynesworth • has 

fi ve siblings, Jordan, Darrell, 

Trinity, Tiff any and Matoka • 

participates in her church youth 

group • chose Denver because 

of its environment, coaches and 

other players • would like to play 

in the WNBA and fi nd a career 

in basketball • wants to major in 

either accounting, business or 

sports management. 

CAREER STATS 

OVERALL TOTAL REBOUNDS 

Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3-FG 3-FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 

2010-11 10 0 49 4.9 5 9 .556 0 0 .000 6 11 .545 7 8 15 1.5 13 0 1 7 5 3 16 1.6 

2011-12 16 0 118 7.4 19 34 .559 0 0 .000 1 5 .200 13 28 41 2.6 20 0 1 12 3 0 39 2.4 

TOTAL 26 0 167 6.4 24 43 .558 0 0 .000 7 16 .438 20 36 56 2.2 33 0 2 19 8 3 55 2.1 

SUN BELT CONFERENCE ONLY TOTAL REBOUNDS 


2010-11 4 0 17 4.3 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 6 10 .600 2 4 6 1.5 4 0 1 4 2 1 6 1.5 

2011-12 15 0 118 7.9 19 34 .559 0 0 .000 1 5 .200 13 28 41 2.7 20 0 1 12 3 0 39 2.6 

TOTAL 19 0 135 7.1 19 35 .543 0 0 .000 7 15 .467 15 32 47 2.5 24 0 2 16 5 1 45 2.4 

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Points 

2011-12 Season: .............................................9, Louisiana-Lafayette (2/15/12) 

Career: ...............................................................9, Louisiana-Lafayette (2/15/12) 









Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 


2011-12 Season: .......................................................... 2, at Vanderbilt (12/2/11) 

Career: .............................................2, 2x, most recent at Vanderbilt (12/2/11) 


2011-12 Season: ...........................2, 2x, most recent at Vanderbilt (12/2/11) 

Career: .............................................2, 4x, most recent at Vanderbilt (12/2/11) 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 

Rebounds 



Assists 

2011-12 Season: ........................1, 4x, most recent NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12) 

Career: ..........................................1, 5x, most recent NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12) 

Blocks 



Steals 

2011-12 Season: ................1, 3x, most recent Louisiana-Monroe (2/18/12) 

Career: ..................................1, 3x, most recent Louisiana-Monroe (2/18/12) 

Minutes 

2011-12 Season: ...........................................21, Louisiana-Lafayette (2/15/12) 

Career: .............................................................21, Louisiana-Lafayette (2/15/12)


Saw action in 21 games for the 

Pioneers • played a total of 131 

minutes, scoring 32 points • 

averaged 1.5 points along with 

1.5 rebounds • recorded careerhighs 

in points (9), fi eld goals 

made (4), rebounds (6), blocks (3) 

and minutes played (21) against 

Louisiana-Lafayette (2/15/12). 

2010-11: 

Played in nine games • recorded 

seven rebounds • scored a careerhigh 

four points and grabbed 

three rebounds at Louisiana- 

Lafayette (2/24/11) • played a 

career-high nine minutes and 

scored her fi rst career point 

against Louisiana-Lafayette 

(2/24/11) • named to the SBC 

Commissioner’s List. 


Played varsity basketball from 

2006-10 • in 2010 team fi nished 

second in the State in Class A • 

named All-Metro First Team, Class 

A Second Team All-State and 



alison JANECEK 


Omaha, Nebraska 

Millard West High School 

42 

Second Team Super State • ranked 

fourth in free-throw percentage 

in the state (82.2%) • played for 

the Omaha Crusaders during the 

summer months from 2006-09 

• named to the All-Tournament 

Team in 2009 during the Music 

City Madness. 

PERSONAL: 

Born March 27, 1992 in Omaha, 

Neb. • daughter of David and 

Roberta Janecek • has one sister, 

Courtney (21) • plans on majoring 

in business • chose Denver 

because of the challenging 

academics, the basketball program 

and the coaching staff • was also 

recruited by Creighton, South 

Dakota, Northwest Missouri, 

Kansas State and St. Bonaventure • 

would like to complete law school 

• participated in DECA and the 

40 Developmental Assets Club • 

awarded an Academic Letter all 

four years • also enjoys music and 

movies. 

CAREER STATS 



2010-11 9 0 32 3.6 1 5 .200 0 0 .000 2 4 .500 4 3 7 0.8 4 0 1 2 0 0 4 0.4 

2011-12 21 0 131 6.2 14 34 .412 0 0 .000 4 5 .800 5 26 31 1.5 19 0 4 12 4 3 32 1.5 

TOTAL 30 0 163 5.4 15 39 .385 0 0 .000 6 9 .667 9 29 38 1.3 23 0 5 14 4 3 36 1.2 



2010-11 6 0 28 4.7 1 5 .200 0 0 .000 2 4 .500 4 3 7 1.2 4 0 1 2 0 0 4 0.7 

2011-12 9 0 61 6.8 9 18 .500 0 0 .000 1 1 1.000 4 10 14 1.6 4 0 3 3 3 1 19 2.1 

TOTAL 15 0 89 5.9 10 23 .435 0 0 .000 3 5 .600 8 13 21 1.4 8 0 4 5 3 1 23 1.5 

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Points 

2011-12 Season: ........ 14, 2x, most recent at Louisiana-Lafayette (2/1/12) 

Career: .......................... 14, 2x, most recent at Louisiana-Lafayette (2/1/12) 


2011-12 Season: ...........5, 4x, most recent at Louisiana-Lafayette (2/1/12) 

Career: .............................5, 4x, most recent at Louisiana-Lafayette (2/1/12) 


2011-12 Season: .................................................12, at Florida Atlantic (2/8/12) 

Career: ...................................................................12, at Florida Atlantic (2/8/12) 


2011-12 Season: ........................1.000 (5-5), WESTERN KENTUCKY (1/15/12) 

Career: ..........................................1.000 (5-5), WESTERN KENTUCKY (1/15/12) 


2011-12 Season: ...........................................4, at Louisiana-Lafayette (2/1/12) 

Career: .............................................................4, at Louisiana-Lafayette (2/1/12) 





2011-12 Season: ............... 1.000, 2x, most recent at North Texas (1/21/12) 

Career: ................................. 1.000, 2x, most recent at North Texas (1/21/12) 


2011-12 Season: .................................................................. 4, at UTEP (11/26/11) 

Career: .................................................................................... 4, at UTEP (11/26/11) 


2011-12 Season: ................................................5, Louisiana-Monroe (2/28/12) 

Career: ..................................................................5, Louisiana-Monroe (2/28/12) 


2011-12 Season: .................................................1.000 (4-4) at UTEP (11/26/11) 

Career: ...................................................................1.000 (4-4) at UTEP (11/26/11) 

Rebounds 


Career: ..........................................8, 2x, most recent NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12) 

Assists 



Blocks 

2011-12 Season: .......................................2, at Arkansas-Little Rock (1/28/12) 

Career: .........................................................2, at Arkansas-Little Rock (1/28/12) 

Steals 

2011-12 Season: .......................................3, at Northern Colorado (11/30/11) 

Career: .........................................................3, at Northern Colorado (11/30/11) 

Minutes 

2011-12 Season: ............................................. 36, Louisiana-Monroe (2/18/12) 

Career: ............................................................... 36, Louisiana-Monroe (2/18/12)


Saw action in all 31 games, 

starting four • averaged 6.2 points 

and 3.0 rebounds • went 29-for- 

41 (70.7 percent) from the free 

throw stripe for the season • 

averaged 22.8 minutes per game 

• tied a season-high with 14 

points against Louisiana-Lafayette 

(2/1/12) • tallied a season-high 

with fi ve fi eld-goals made against 

Louisiana-Lafayette • seasonhigh 

eight rebounds against 

Troy (12/28/11) • season-high 36 

minutes against Louisiana-Monroe 

(2/18/12). 

Before Denver 

Was a three-sport athlete at 

Waterloo High School • was a 

four-year starter as the point 

guard for the girls basketball 

team • named Athlete of the Week 

three times • was named First 

Team All-Metro and Second Team 

All-Conference her junior year • 

was named Honorable Mention 

All-Conference and Honorable 

Mention All-Metro her sophomore 

year • played as an outside hitter 


jordan JOHNSTON 

Guard • Sophomore • 5-10 

Waterloo, Iowa 

Waterloo West High School 

for her high school volleyball team 

• was a three-time All-Conference 

Honorable Mention selections 

• was a two-time Second Team 

All-Metro • was named to the 

All-Academic Team • was a threeyear 

letter winner • named team 

captain her sophomore, junior 

and senior seasons • played golf 

for her high school team all four 

years, qualifying for the State 

Championships and playing in the 

top-40 • was ranked 11th in the 

state • was named a Second Team 

All-Conference and a Second Team 

All-Metro honoree her junior year 

• was an All-Conference Honorable 

Mention and First Team All-Metro 

her sophomore year • was also 

recruited to play college volleyball 

and golf. 

Personal 

Born September 14, 1992 in 

Waterloo, Iowa • daughter of 

Roswell and Martha Johnston • has 

one brother, Todd (37), and three 

sisters, Jennifer (35), Rachel (29) 

and Jessica (26 • plans to major in 

business • chose DU because of 


CAREER STATS 


Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 

2011-12 31 4 708 22.8 67 195 .344 30 98 .306 29 41 .707 21 71 92 3.0 50 0 39 48 4 18 193 6.2 

TOTAL 31 4 708 22.8 67 195 .344 30 98 .306 29 41 .707 21 71 92 3.0 50 0 39 48 4 18 193 6.2 



2011-12 16 4 437 27.3 45 121 .372 21 66 .318 13 21 .619 18 51 69 4.3 27 0 27 31 4 6 124 7.8 

TOTAL 16 4 437 27.3 45 121 .372 21 66 .318 13 21 .619 18 51 69 4.3 27 0 27 31 4 6 124 7.8 

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the coaching staff , the team, the 

facilities and the great academics 

• also recruited by UC-Irvine, 

Dartmouth, Yale, Drake, Stetson, 

North Carolina and Creighton • 

hopes to pursue an MBA • enjoys 

playing volleyball, basketball and 

golf • has played the violin for 

10 years • was a member of the 

Student Senate, Honor Roll, the 

National Honors Society and was 

named valedictorian. 

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Points 

2011-12 Season: .......................................10, 2x, most recent Troy (12/28/11) 

Career: .........................................................10, 3x, most recent Troy (12/28/11) 


2011-12 Season: ............. 4, 2x, most recent Louisiana-Lafayette (2/15/12) 

Career: .........................................................................5, Arkansas State (1/19/11) 


2011-12 Season: .............................................................. 9, at Hawai’i (12/19/11) 

Career: ................................................................................ 9, at Hawai’i (12/19/11) 



Career: ....................................................................714, Arkansas State (1/19/11) 



Career: ..............................................................1, Northern Colorado (12/14/10) 



Career: ..............................................................1, Northern Colorado (12/14/10) 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 


2011-12 Season: ................................................5, Louisiana-Monroe (2/18/12) 

Career: ..................................................................5, Louisiana-Monroe (2/18/12) 


2011-12 Season: ................6, 3x, most recent Louisiana-Monroe (2/18/12) 

Career: ..................................6, 3x, most recent Louisiana-Monroe (2/18/12) 


2011-12 Season: .................................833 (5-6), Louisiana-Monroe (2/18/12) 

Career: ...................................................833 (5-6), Louisiana-Monroe (2/18/12) 

Rebounds 

2011-12 Season: ............................................. 11, Louisiana-Monroe (2/18/12) 

Career: ............................................................... 11, Louisiana-Monroe (2/18/12) 

Assists 

2011-12 Season: ......................................................... 4, MINNESOTA (12/14/11) 

Career: ........................................................................... 4, MINNESOTA (12/14/11) 

Blocks 

2011-12 Season: ...........1, 3x, most recent at Louisiana-Monroe (1/19/12) 

Career: .............................1, 9x, most recent at Louisiana-Monroe (1/19/12) 

Steals 

2011-12 Season: .......................................... 3, WESTERN KENTUCKY (1/15/12) 

Career: ............................................................ 3, WESTERN KENTUCKY (1/15/12) 

Minutes 

2011-12 Season: .....35, 4x, most recent at Arkansas-Little Rock (1/28/12) 

Career: .......................35, 4x, most recent at Arkansas-Little Rock (1/28/12)


Started all 31 games for the 

Pioneers • averaged 4.6 points and 

26.0 minutes per game • fi nished 

seventh in defensive rebounds 

(4.6), 11th in rebounding (6.9) and 

13th in off ensive rebounds (2.3) 

in the SBC • tied a career-high of 

10 points against Troy (12/28/11) • 

recorded career-highs in rebounds 

(11), free throws made (5) and free 

throw percentage (.833) against 

Louisiana-Monroe (2/18/12) • 

career-high four assists against 

Minnesota (12/14/11) and a 

career-high three steals against 

Western Kentucky (1/15/12) • tied 

a career high in minutes played 

against Troy (12/28/11). 

2010-11: 

Played in all 31 games, averaging 

13 minutes per game • ranked 

fourth on the team with a 46.9 

fi eld goal percentage, scoring 72 

points • tallied 87 rebounds and 

13 assists • recorded six blocks and 

seven steals • played a career-high 

29 minutes and scored a personal- 


maiya MICHEL 


Loma Linda, California 

Summit High School 

best 10 points against Arkansas 

State (1/19/11) • grabbed a careerhigh 

seven rebounds at Louisiana- 

Monroe (1/8/11) • led the Pioneers 

in blocks at Wyoming (11/12/10). 


2009-10 varsity basketball captain 

• received Varsity Intensity and 

Hustle award and the Academic 

Excellence award for two years 

• 2008-09 Outstanding Athletic 

Achievement award • 2008- 

09 Sunkist League Basketball 

Champions (10-0) • 2008-09 

Division II A Final Four • 2007-08 

California State Championships 

CIF Finals Participant • 2007- 

08 California Interscholastic 

Federation – Outstanding Athletic 

Achievement. 

PERSONAL: 

Born November 17, 1992 in Loma 

Linda, Calif. • daughter of Reginald 

and Yvonne Michel • has two 

sisters, Desiree’ (22) and Nicole (20) 

• plans on majoring in mechanical 

engineering • chose to attend the 


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University of Denver because of its 

mechanical engineering program 

and the coaching staff • was also 

recruited by Gonzaga, Columbia, 

California State University, 

Dartmouth College and Loyola 

Marymount • would like to one 

day play basketball in Europe or 

for the WNBA, and start her own 

engineering business • involved 

with the Breast Cancer Awareness 

Fundraiser, National Honor Society 

and the Principals’ Honor Roll • 

enjoys playing video games and 

staying physically fi t. 

CAREER STATS 



2010-11 31 0 402 13.0 30 64 .469 1 1 1.000 11 24 .458 32 55 87 2.8 51 1 13 28 6 7 72 2.3 

2011-12 31 31 806 26.0 59 127 .465 0 0 .000 24 51 .471 72 142 214 6.9 73 3 30 60 3 22 142 4.6 

TOTAL 62 31 1208 19.5 89 191 .466 1 1 1.000 35 75 .467 104 197 301 4.9 124 4 43 88 9 29 214 3.5 



2010-11 16 0 229 14.3 12 29 .414 0 0 .000 7 16 .438 16 39 55 3.4 31 1 9 18 5 4 31 1.9 


TOTAL 32 16 682 21.3 43 94 .457 0 0 .000 21 45 .467 52 118 170 5.3 70 2 25 52 7 20 107 3.3 

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Points 

2011-12 Season: ..................................... 18, vs. Florida International (3/4/12) 

Career: ....................................................... 18, vs. Florida International (3/4/12) 


2011-12 Season: ........................................7, vs. Florida International (3/4/12) 

Career: ..........................7, 2x, most recent vs. Florida International (3/4/12) 


2011-12 Season: .................................... 15, at Northern Colorado (11/30/11) 

Career: ...................................................... 15, at Northern Colorado (11/30/11) 


2011-12 Season: ...................... ..778 (7-9), vs. Florida International (3/4/12) 

Career: ......................................... .778 (7-9), vs. Florida International (3/4/12) 


2011-12 Season: .............................................................3, WYOMING (11/14/11) 

Career: .......................................................... 5, at Louisiana-Lafayette (2/24/11) 


2011-12 Season: ................................5, 3x, most recent OREGON (12/11/11) 

Career: ...................................................................... 9, at Arkansas State (2/5/11) 


2011-12 Season: ............................................ .600 (3-5), WYOMING (11/14/11) 

Career: ...........................................833 (5-6), at Louisiana-Lafayette (2/24/11) 


2011-12 Season: ............................................. 6, COLORADO STATE (11/23/11) 

Career: ............................................................... 6, COLORADO STATE (11/23/11) 





2011-12 Season: ................. 1.000, 3x, most recent MINNESOTA (12/14/11) 

Career: ................................... 1.000, 5x, most recent MINNESOTA (12/14/11) 

Rebounds 

2011-12 Season: .......... 8, 3x, most recent WESTERN KENTUCKY (1/15/12) 

Career: ............................ 8, 3x, most recent WESTERN KENTUCKY (1/15/12) 

Assists 



Blocks 

2011-12 Season: .......2, 2x, most recent at Northern Colorado (11/30/11) 

Career: ..........................................................................4, NORTH TEXAS (1/29/11) 

Steals 

2011-12 Season: .................................. 4, 2x, most recent at UTEP (11/26/11) 


Minutes 

2011-12 Season: ........38, 2x, most recent WESTERN KENTUCKY (1/15/12) 

Career: ..........................38, 2x, most recent WESTERN KENTUCKY (1/15/12)


Started 16 games and playing 

sparingly after suff ering injury 

midway through season • 

averaged 9.6 points, 2.4 assists 

and 4.2 rebounds • fi nished fi fth 

in the SBC in steals (2.0), 10th in 

assists, 14th in blocked shots (0.7) 

and 23rd in the SBC in points per 

game • scored a career-high 18 

points on 7-of-9 shooting during 

the quarterfi nals of the SBC 

Championships against Florida 

International (3/4/12) • recorded 

career-highs in rebounds (8) 

and minutes played (38) against 

Western Kentucky (1/15/12) • 

tallied a career-high seven assists 

against Colorado State (11/23/11) 

• season-high three three-point 

baskets made against Wyoming 

(11/14/11). 

2010-11: 

Started and played in 30 games 

• ranked fi fth on the team in 

minutes with 872 and 29.1 

minutes per game • recorded 73 

rebounds • ranked second on the 



quincey NOONAN 

Guard • Junior • 5-9 

Broomfield, Colorado 

Legacy High School 

4 

team and 15th in the SBC with 

73 assists • ranked second on the 

team and 15th in the SBC with 

46 steals • ranked fourth on the 

team in points per game (6.7) • 

recorded a career-high fi ve steals 

against Florida Atlantic (2/9/11) 

• hit fi ve three pointers against 

Louisiana-Lafayette (2/24/11) • led 

the Pioneers in steals 11 times, 

blocks 11 times, scoring twice, 

assists twice and rebounding 

once • fi nished with six double 

fi gure scoring games • had a fi ve 

and six game streak with one or 

more consecutive blocks, (1/8/11 - 

1/29/11 and 11/26/10 – 12/11/10) 

• had a six game streak with one 

or more assists (1/19/11 – 2/3/11) 

• named to the SBC Academic 

Honor Roll. 


Named All-Conference and All- 

State Honorable Mention her 

freshman season • named All- 

Conference both her sophomore 

and junior seasons • served as 

the team captain her sophomore 

and junior seasons • played for 

club team the Boulder Rockies 

in 2008 • named Sportswoman 

of Colorado for her high school 

accomplishments. 

PERSONAL: 

Born December 23, 1991 in Fort 

Collins, Colo. • daughter of Jim and 

Jonna Noonan • has one brother, 

Trevor (21), and one sister, Taylor 

(18) • majoring in international 

studies • chose to attend the 

University of Denver because 

of the beautiful campus and 

proximity to home, also because 

of the great coaching staff and 

team • was also recruited by 

Stanford, Oklahoma, Kansas State, 

Kansas, Boston College, Gonzaga, 

Colorado State and Colorado • 

would like to one day work at the 

UN • was on All-Academic Honor 

Roll for four years of high school 

• enjoys hiking, swimming and 

watching movies. 

CAREER STATS 



2010-11 30 30 872 29.1 67 194 .345 35 112 .313 31 46 .674 15 58 73 2.4 53 3 73 68 32 46 200 6.7 


TOTAL 46 46 1373 29.8 120 337 .356 50 154 .325 64 97 .660 29 111 140 3.0 83 3 112 111 43 78 354 7.7 



2010-11 16 16 470 29.4 32 101 .317 22 63 .349 23 31 .742 5 33 38 2.4 32 3 44 34 16 24 109 6.8 

2011-12 2 2 69 34.5 4 16 .250 1 4 .250 3 8 .375 2 12 14 7.0 4 0 5 3 1 4 12 6.0 

TOTAL 18 18 539 29.9 36 117 .308 23 67 .343 26 39 .667 7 45 52 2.9 36 3 49 37 17 28 121 6.7 

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Points 

2011-12 Season: .......................................21, Arkansas-Little Rock (12/31/11) 

Career: .........................................................21, Arkansas-Little Rock (12/31/11) 


2011-12 Season: ...............6, 2x, most recent MIDDLE TENNESSEE (2/4/12) 

Career: ..................................6, 3x, most recent MIDDLE TENNESSEE (2/4/12) 


2011-12 Season: ..................13, 2x, most recent at Arkansas State (1/4/12) 

Career: ....................................13, 2x, most recent at Arkansas State (1/4/12) 


2011-12 Season: ...........................714 (5-7), WESTERN KENTUCKY (1/15/12) 

Career: ............................................... .750 (6-8), at Louisiana-Monroe (1/8/11) 


2011-12 Season: ......................................... 4, Arkansas-Little Rock (12/31/11) 

Career: ........................................................... 4, Arkansas-Little Rock (12/31/11) 


2011-12 Season: ...............................................................7, MONTANA (12/5/11) 

Career: .................................................................................7, MONTANA (12/5/11) 


2011-12 Season: ............................................1,000 (3-3), at Louisiana (2/1/12) 

Career: ......................................... 1.000, 4x most recent at Louisiana (2/1/12) 





2011-12 Season: .... 10, 2x, most recent at Northern Colorado (11/30/11) 

Career: ...................... 10, 2x, most recent at Northern Colorado (11/30/11) 


2011-12 Season: .1.000, 4x, most recent Arkansas-Little Rock (12/31/11) 

Career: ....................1.000, 7x most recent Arkansas-Little Rock (12/31/11) 

Rebounds 

2011-12 Season: .......................................7, at Arkansas-Little Rock (1/28/12) 

Career: .........................7, 2x, most recent at Arkansas-Little Rock (1/28/12) 

Assists 

2011-12 Season: .................................... 10, at Arkansas-Little Rock (1/28/12) 

Career: ................................................................ 13, Northern Colorado (2/3/10) 

Blocks 


Career: ............................................................. 2, Florida International (1/15/11) 

Steals 

2011-12 Season: .............................................................. 6, at Hawai’i (12/19/11) 

Career: ................................................................................ 6, at Hawai’i (12/19/11) 

Minutes 

2011-12 Season: ......................40, 6x, most recent NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12) 

Career: .....................................40, 10x, most recent NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12)


Started all 31 games • earned All-SBC 

Second Team • named to the All- 

SBC Fourth Team by College Sports 

Madness • earned a spot on the Denver 

Post’s 2011-12 All-Colorado Division 

I women’s team • Preseason All-SBC 

Third Team selection • became Denver’s 

all-time assists leader after a six-assist 

performance against Troy (12/28/11) • 

ranks eighth in all-time assists (530) in 

SBC history • fi nished the season ninth 

in NCAA in assists per game (6.4) • led 

SBC in assists and assist-to-turnover 

ratio (1.5) • fourth in the SBC in minutes 

played (36.0) • scored a career-high 

21 points against Arkansas-Little Rock 

(12/31/11) • recorded a season-high 

10 assists against Arkansas-Little Rock 

(1/28/12) • tallied career-high six steals 

against Hawai’i (12/19/11). 

2010-11: 

Started all 31 games • led the team 

in minutes played (1,035/33.4 mpg) 

• led the team and ranked second in 

the SBC with 180 assists • led the team 

and ranked 12th in the SBC with 51 

steals • ranked fourth in the SBC in 

assist-to-turnover ratio (1.8) • fi nished 

with a career-high 14 points against 

Louisiana-Monroe (1/8/11) • recorded 


emiko SMITH 

Guard • Senior • 5-5 

Los Angeles, California 

Windward School 

a season-high seven rebounds against 

both Florida Atlantic (2/9/11) and Texas- 

El Paso (12/22/10) • led the Pioneers 

in assists 25 times and steals 13 times 

• fi nished the season in the midst of 

a 29-consecutive games with more 

than one assist streak (11/12/10-pres.) • 

ranks fi rst all-time for assists in a season 

(180) and second all-time for assist 

average (5.8) in the DU record books 

• ranks seventh in assists (334) in the 

career record books • named to the SBC 

Academic Honor Roll. 

2009-10: 

Started all 31 games, leading the team 

in minutes played (36.1) • lead the team 

with 154 assists, and averaged 4.8 ppg 

and 3.0 rpg • led the SBC and fi nished 

46th in the nation with a 5.0 apg 

average • led the team in free-throw 

percentage (85.7) and three-point 

percentage ( 47.6) • tied the DU record 

for most assists in a game with 13 

against Northern Colorado (2/3/10) • in 

the SBC, ranked third in minutes played 

and fi fth in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.7) 

• fi nished with a personal best 11 points 

against Louisiana-Monroe (3/6/10) • 

grabbed a season-high seven rebounds 

at New Orleans (2/20/10) • named to 

the SBC Academic Honor Roll. 


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Started all four years on basketball 

team at Windward School • 2009 

McDonalds All-American nominee • 

named First-Team All-League all four 

years of high school • led the Wildcats 

to three league titles and a 2006 CIF 

Championship • named to the CIF 

fi rst-team twice • was named team 

co-captain her junior and senior years 

• played club basketball for the San 

Gabriel Valley Basketball Club and the 

California Swish • was named First-Team 

All-League twice as a setter on her high 

school volleyball team, and four times 

as a center fi elder on her softball team. 

PERSONAL: 

Born April 13, 1991 in Los Angeles, Calif. 

• daughter of Tom Smith and Sachiko 

Mori • has two brothers, Mitch and 

Chris • majoring in Hotel Restaurant 

and Tourism Management • strives 

to be an event coordinator • chose 

Denver because of the team, coaches 

and academics • enjoys spending time 

with her friends, going to the movies, 

listening to music and relaxing at the 

beach. 

CAREER STATS 



2009-10 31 31 1118 36.1 43 98 .439 20 42 .476 42 49 .857 3 91 94 3.0 39 0 154 91 9 46 148 4.8 

2010-11 31 31 1035 33.4 48 116 .414 13 41 .317 35 59 .593 5 88 93 3.0 47 0 180 100 4 51 144 4.6 

2011-12 31 31 1116 36.0 76 212 .358 23 70 .329 80 109 .734 10 99 109 3.5 39 0 199 129 4 71 255 8.2 

TOTAL 93 93 3269 35.2 167 426 .392 56 153 .366 157 217 .724 18 278 296 3.2 125 0 533 320 17 168 547 5.9 



2009-10 18 18 662 36.8 26 53 .491 11 20 .550 24 27 .889 2 59 61 3.4 21 0 93 56 6 18 87 4.8 

2010-11 16 16 545 34.1 25 52 .481 6 14 .429 13 23 .565 0 45 45 2.8 31 0 101 55 3 28 69 4.3 

2011-12 16 16 605 37.8 48 127 .378 11 31 .355 43 53 .811 4 51 55 3.4 19 0 108 65 3 42 150 9.4 

TOTAL 50 50 1812 36.2 99 232 .427 28 65 .431 80 103 .777 6 155 161 3.2 71 0 302 176 12 88 306 6.1 

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Points 


Career: ...............................................................................4, WYOMING (11/14/11) 



Career: ...............................................................................2, WYOMING (11/14/11) 


2011-12 Season: .................................................................. 3, at UTEP (11/26/11) 

Career: .................................................................................... 3, at UTEP (11/26/11) 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 


2011-12 Season: ................................................................2, OREGON (12/11/11) 

Career: ..................................................................................2, OREGON (12/11/11) 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 

Rebounds 



Assists 


Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 

Blocks 


Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 

Steals 


Career: ..................................................1, 2x, most recent OREGON (12/11/11) 

Minutes 


Career: ..................................................5, 2x, most recent OREGON (12/11/11)


Saw action in 10 games • tallied 6 

points in 33 minutes played • shot 

3-of-8 from the fi eld (37.5 percent) 

while grabbing a total of six 

rebounds • scored career-high four 

points against Wyoming (11/14/11 

• tallied career-highs in rebounds 

(2) and minutes (5) against Oregon 

(12/11/11). 

2010-11 

Sat out season due to injury • 

earned a spot on the Sun Belt 

Commissioner’s List by earning a 

3.5 grade point average or better. 


Four-year letter winner for Chaska 

High School • won the State AAU 

Championship four consecutive 

years • two-time captain, one of 

two in the school’s history • was 

a State All-Tournament Team 

selection in 2008 and 2010 • was 

named a top-fi ve High School 

Power Forward • honored as a First- 

Team Lake Conference selection, 


brianna TISCH 

Forward • Redshirt-Sophomore • 6-1 

Chaska, Minnesota 

Chaska High School 

All-Tournament Team Nike End 

of Trail selection, Miss Basketball 

All-Tournament Team selection and 

Top 20 Players of the Midwest. 

Personal 

Born September 6, 1991 in 

Minneapolis, Minn. • daughter 

of Max and Juliane Tisch • chose 

Denver because she loved 

the school and the coaches • 

was recruited by Iowa State, 

Northwestern, Iowa, and Creighton 

• involved in Feed My Starving 

Children • has been listed on the 

Dean’s List since ninth grade • 

majoring in international business. 


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CAREER STATS 



2010-11 DID NOT PLAY 


TOTAL 10 0 33 3.3 3 8 .375 0 0 .000 0 3 .000 10 9 19 1.0 6 0 0 3 0 2 6 0.6 



2010-11 DID NOT PLAY 


TOTAL 2 0 7 3.5 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 

31


Points 


Career: .............................................................21, Louisiana-Lafayette (2/15/12) 



Career: ............................... 8, 2x, most recent Louisiana-Lafayette (2/15/12) 



Career: .............................................................16, Louisiana-Lafayette (2/15/12) 


2011-12 Season: .................................................833 (5-6), OREGON (12/11/11) 

Career: ...................................................................833 (5-6), OREGON (12/11/11) 





2011-12 Season: ........................................ 10, Louisiana-Lafayette (12/11/11) 

Career: .......................................................... 10, Louisiana-Lafayette (12/11/11) 


2011-12 Season: ............................................ 1.000 (5-5), OREGON (12/11/11) 

Career: ...............................................................1.000 (5-5), OREGON (12/11/11) 



Career: ..........................................................................6, NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12) 



Career: ..........................................................................6, NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12) 


2011-12 Season: ..................................... 1.000 (6-6), NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12) 

Career: ....................................................... 1.000 (6-6), NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12) 

Rebounds 

2011-12 Season: ........6, 2x, most recent vs. Florida International (3/4/12) 

Career: ..........................6, 2x, most recent vs. Florida International (3/4/12) 

Assists 



Blocks 

2011-12 Season: ..................................................3, vs. NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12) 

Career: ....................................................................3, vs. NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12) 

Steals 



Minutes 

2011-12 Season: ..................................................... 40, NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12) 

Career: ....................................................................... 40, NORTH TEXAS (2/26/12)


Saw action in all 31 games, starting 

16 • named 2011-12 All-Colorado 

Freshman of the Year by the 

Denver Post • averaged 9.8 points 

per game and 2.2 rebounds while 

shooting 37.5 percent from the 

fi eld • third in the SBC in three 

point baskets made (1.8), sixth in 

three-point fi eld goal percentage 

(34.5) and 20th in points per 

game • season-high 21 points on 

8-for-16 shooting from the fi eld 

against Louisiana-Lafayette • 

season-high in steals (6) and assists 

(5) against Middle Tennessee 

(2/4/12) • grabbed a season-high 

six rebounds against Wyoming 

(11/14/11) • played a seasonhigh 

39 minutes against Middle 

Tennessee (2/4/12) • led Denver in 

scoring seven times. 


Played for the Eden Prairie High 

School girls basketball and lacrosse 

teams • has played basketball for 

10 years and lacrosse for two • 

played guard for four years in high 

school, earning All-Conference her 



morgan VAN RIPER-ROSE 

Guard • Sophomore • 5-10 

Eden Prairie, Minnesota 

Eden Prairie High School 

10 

sophomore and junior seasons • 

was named First Team All-State 

her junior year • named to the All- 

State Tournament Team in 2009 • 

was a team captain her junior and 

senior seasons • was named the 

Nike End of Trail MVP in 2009 • was 

a four-time AAU State Champion • 

played midfi eld for her high school 

lacrosse team, helping her team 

to fi nish as runner-ups in the State 

Championship in 2008. 

Personal 

Born November 17, 1992 in 

Sacramento, Calif. • daughter of 

John Rose and Coleen Van Riper • 

has one brother, Cory (21) • plans 

to major in marketing • chose 

DU because it has the perfect 

balance of everything she wanted 

• also chose DU because of the 

competitive basketball program 

that competes at the highest level, 

the challenging academics and the 

great overall feel of the campus • 

also recruited by Lehigh, Creighton, 

Northwestern, Nebraska, 

Marquette, Green Bay, Wyoming, 

Montana State and Northern Iowa • 

hopes to study business and get an 

advanced degree in either business 

or law • enjoys playing beach 

volleyball and tennis • volunteered 

with Feed My Starving Children, 

the Science Club and Eden Prairie 

Girls Youth Basketball as a referee 

and a coach. 

CAREER STATS 




TOTAL 31 16 952 30.7 108 288 .375 57 165 .744 32 43 .744 19 50 69 2.2 42 0 45 49 6 28 305 9.8 



2011-12 16 14 543 33.9 75 180 .417 38 99 .384 15 22 .682 9 23 32 2.0 20 0 26 23 4 17 203 12.7 

TOTAL 16 14 543 33.9 75 180 .417 38 99 .384 15 22 .682 9 23 32 2.0 20 0 26 23 4 17 203 12.7 

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Points 


Career: ........................................................................................... 5, Troy (12/28/11) 


2011-12 Season: ...........................................2, at Louisiana-Monroe (1/19/12) 

Career: .............................................................2, at Louisiana-Monroe (1/19/12) 






Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 



Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 








2011-12 Season: .......................................................1.000 (3-3), Troy (12/28/11) 

Career: .........................................................................1.000 (3-3), Troy (12/28/11) 

Rebounds 


Career: ............................... 3, 3x, most recent Louisiana-Lafayette (2/15/12) 

Assists 

2011-12 Season: ...........................................2, at Louisiana-Lafayette (2/1/12) 

Career: .............................................................2, at Louisiana-Lafayette (2/1/12) 

Blocks 



Steals 


Career: ...................................................................................................................... N/A 

Minutes 

2011-12 Season: ........................................ 14, at Louisiana-Lafayette (2/1/12) 

Career: .......................................................... 14, at Louisiana-Lafayette (2/1/12)


Saw action in 19 games • tallied 

20 points, 19 rebounds and four 

assists in 94 minutes • scored a 

season-high fi ve points, while 

going 3-for-3 from the line 

against Troy (12/28/11) • tallied 

three rebounds and two assists 

in 14 minutes against Louisiana- 

Lafayette (2/15/12). 


A four-year member of the Seton 

Catholic Prep girls basketball team 

• named 4A II East Sky Region First 

Team in 2008 and 2010 • named All 

East Valley Tribune Second Team in 

2008, 2009 and 2010 • honored as 

an All-Arizona Republic All-State 

Honorable Mention selection in 

2008 • named First Team All-State 

4A in 2010 • named Second Team 

All-State 4A in 2009 • named First 

Team All-Southeast Valley in 2009 

and 2010 • named to the State 

Underclassmen All Stars in 2010 

• averaged 17.2 points per game, 

9.1 rebounds per game and scored 

1,000 points as a junior • also 

played six years of AAU Basketball. 


theresa WIRTH 

Forward • Sophomore • 6-0 

Mesa, Arizona 

Seton Catholic Prep 

Personal 

Born November 4, 1992, in 

Chandler, Ariz. • daughter of Alan 

and Diane Wirth • has one brother, 

Joe (22) and four sisters, Alana (26), 

Christina (23) and twins Jennifer 

and LeeAnne (11) • chose Denver 

because of the great people and 

family atmosphere • was also 

recruited by Marquette, Fairfi eld, 

San Francisco, Harvard, Nevada, 

LMU and Northern Arizona • 

hopes to one day work in sports 

broadcasting • was a member of 

the Student Council Ambassador 

Retreat Team, participated in the 

Mckenna Foundraiser Charity, 

was a member of the Blood Drive 

Committee, Toastmasters and 

SADD. 


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CAREER STATS 




TOTAL 19 0 94 4.9 7 19 .368 0 0 .000 6 10 .600 10 9 19 1.0 6 0 4 8 1 0 20 1.1 



2011-12 12 0 65 5.4 6 14 .429 0 0 .000 4 7 .571 8 6 14 1.2 2 0 3 5 0 0 16 1.3 

TOTAL 12 0 65 5.4 6 14 .429 0 0 .000 4 7 .571 8 6 14 1.2 2 0 3 5 0 0 16 1.3 

35

NEWCOMER PROFILES 

paige BRADLEY 

Guard • Freshman • 5-9 

The Woodlands, Texas 

The Woodlands High School 

Before Denver: Four-year member 

of the girls’ basketball team at 

The Woodlands High School • 

played the point guard position 22 

for her high school team where 

she started every game • fi nished 

her high school career with 1,000 points and 786 

assists • led Houston area 5A in assists per game for three straight seasons • 

voted to the Greater Houston Area Girls Basketball Association All-Star Game 

as a senior • was also a McDonald’s All-American nominee and a McDonald’s 

Texas Invitational High School Tournament All-Tournament Team • was named 

First Team All-District, All-County, All-City and TABC All-Region her senior year • 

named the DA Magazine Greater Houston top-12 High School player, the VYPE 

Magazine Greater Houston top point guard and the VYPE Athlete of the Month 

(February) • averaged 7.6 assists over 35 games her senior season, while serving 

as the team captain and earning season MVP • ranked No. 7 in the nation by 

MaxPreps in assist per game • named First Team All-District as a junior and 

sophomore • named Team MVP as a junior and sophomore • earned All-County 

honors as a junior and was a team co-captain. 

Personal: Born February 15, 1994 in Wichita, Kan. • daughter of Mike and Karen 

Bradley • has one brother, Tyler (19) • Undecided major • Chose DU because of 

the people, location, coaching staff and team • also recruited by SMU, Texas 

State and Davidson • career goals include playing overseas and winning a 

conference championship while at DU • enjoys hanging out with friends, going 

to concerts, running, working out and enjoying the outdoors • participates 

in Bible study and is also involved in a group that specializes in helping and 

entertaining the elderly, and also participated in the food drive at her church • 

graduated Magna Cum Laude • was a UIL Scholar and a four-year High School 

All-Academic • earned All-State Academic honors her senior year. 

michaela NEUHAUS 


Lone Tree, Colorado 

Highlands Ranch, Colorado 

Before Denver: Was a twosport 

athlete at Highlands 

Ranch High School • played at 

the guard position for four years 21 

for the girls’ basketball team 

• named the Gatorade Player of the Year her 

senior year • named a Parade All-American, to the All-Colorado Team, 

First Team All-State, Conference MVP and First Team All-Conference • 

averaged 23.5 points per game, 3.5 assists per game and three steals 

per game her senior seasons • named to the All-Tournament and All- 

State teams her junior year • also earned All-League honors, while 

being named to All-Tournament team three times and Tournament 

MVP twice • played forward for her high school’s soccer team • earned 

All-League honors her junior year. 

Personal: Born June 2, 1994 in Denver, Colo. • daughter of Dan and 

Tammy Neuhaus • has one brother, Kiel (19) • major is undecided 

• chose DU because of the environment of the school, academics, 

location and recent success of the team • also recruited by Sacred 

Heart, South Dakota, Boise State and Davidson • enjoys snowboarding, 

wakeboarding, arts and other recreational sports • volunteered for 

the Out of the Darkness Suicide Awareness Walk and Water for Hope 

Campaign • graduated with a 3.75 gpa • was a member of Fellowship 

of Christian Athletes and Unifi ed Sports. 

kailey EDWARDS 


Broomfield, Colorado 

Legacy High School 

Before Denver: Played fouryears 

at guard for Legacy High 

School • helped her team to 

the 5A State Championship 14 

and was named the 5A State 

Championship MVP • named 

Miss Colorado Basketball • named First Team All-Colorado, First Team 

All-Conference, Front Range Conference MVP, All-Region First Team, 

All-Region Player of the Year and All-Conference Academic Team 

• started every game on the varsity team all four years • averaged 

18.9 points, 4.7 rebound and 4.4 assists per game • team captain her 

junior year while also earning Second Team All-State honors and First 

Team All-Conference honors • named All-State honorable mention 

as a sophomore as well as First Team All-Conference • member of All- 

Academic team all three years in high school. 

Personal: Born September 13, 1993 in Abilene, Texas • daughter of 

Corey and Tabitha Edwards • has two sisters, Kori (12) and Koco (6) • 

intends to major in international studies • chose Denver because of 

the academic reputation along with the basketball team and coaches 

• also recruited by Gonzaga, San Francisco, San Diego, Rice, Colorado, 

Princeton, Wyoming and Washington State • career goals include 

attending Law School for contract law with the hopes of becoming 

a sports agent • enjoys playing volleyball, tennis, snowboarding and 

playing the guitar • participates in FCA, DECA, Invisible Children and 

Yearbook 



TEAM FUN PHOTOS 

37

TEAM FUN PHOTOS 


YEAR IN REVIEW 

The 2011-12 University of Denver 

women’s basketball team fi nished the 

season 19-12 overall and 11-5 during Sun 

Belt Conference play in the program’s 

fi nal season in the Sun Belt Conference 

and fi nal season under head coach Erik 

Johnson, who departed to take over the 

program at Boston College. 

Despite having only one true senior 

on the roster, the Pioneers won 19 games 

for the second-straight season, including 

back-to-back victories over BCS foes 

Minnesota and Oregon. The Pioneers 

also achieved their fi rst victory over 

2011-12 SBC West Division champion 

Arkansas-Little Rock in more than four 

years and recorded the program’s 600th 

all-time victory. The season culminated 

in a second-place fi nish in the SBC West 

Division and a second-consecutive fi rstround 

bye in the SBC Championships. 

Preseason SBC Co-Player of the Year 

Kaetlyn Murdoch (Temple, Texas) played 

a large part in Denver’s success in 2011- 

12. The forward led the team and fi nished 

fourth in the SBC in scoring (16.5), and 

ranked 14th in the NCAA and second in 

the conference in fi eld-goal percentage 

(53.2). The senior topped both the school 

and SBC record in career blocked shots 

(279) en route to being selected to the All- 

SBC First Team for the third-consecutive 

season. 

Murdoch became just the third 

Pioneers to score over 1,800 points, 

fi nishing with 1,810 and ranking 18th 

all-time in the SBC. Murdoch’s dominance 

2011-12 DU Women’s Basketball Team (Front Row L to R: Maiya Michel, Chaunise Powell, Morgan Van Riper-Rose, Emiko Smtih, Quincey 

Noonan, Jordan Johnston, Theresa Wirth, Desiree Hunter. Back Row L to R: Erik Johnson, Michelle Augustavo, Morgan Shell, Brianna Tisch, 

Kaetlyn Murdoch, Alison Janecek, Yvonne Hawkins, Shelley Sheetz, Lisa Faulkner) 

was complimented by a talented 

backcourt, highlighted by Second Team 

All-SBC junior guard Emiko Smith (Los 

Angeles, Calif.), who led the team and was 

ranked in the nation’s top 10 in assists 

per game all season. Smith not only led 

the team and the SBC in assists, but she 

also surpassed Heather Holter (1989-93) 

for the top spot for career assists (533) 

in Denver history just halfway through 

her third season. Among other notable 

accomplishments, including leading the 

SBC in assist-to-turnover ratio, Smith 

fi nished the season in eighth place in SBC 

history for career assists. 

The Pioneers began the season by 

earning victories over Loyola Marymount, 

Wyoming and Colorado State at home 

and a win against Air Force on the road. 

Denver started the year 6-2 for the fi rst 

time since 1991-92 and defeated Northern 

Colorado for the second time in as many 

years. Following a loss at Colorado, the 

Pioneers returned home for arguably their 

toughest nonconference stretch of the 

season, as they welcomed BCS opponents 

Oregon and Minnesota to Magness 

Arena in a four-day span. The quick 

turnaround proved to be more benefi cial 

than detrimental for Denver, as they 

handled Oregon 89-65 and then defeated 

Minnesota 72-63, behind a 21-point eff ort 

from Murdoch. 

DENVER IN THE NCAA Rank Actual National Leader Actual 

Scoring Off ense 193 60.5 UT Martin 80.1 

Scoring Defense 79 57.8 UConn 47.0 

Scoring Margin 130 2.7 UConn 29.4 

FG Percentage 57 41.5 Baylor 48.8 

FG Percentage Defense 130 38.0 UConn 30.3 

FT Percentage 204 67.9 Delaware 80.5 

Rebound Margin 176 -0.3 Liberty 15.6 

3-Pt FGs Per Game 206 4.3 Florida Gulf Coast 10.7 

3-PT FG Percentage 61 32.9 Richmond 38.8 

W-L Percentage 95 61.3 Baylor 100.0 

Assists Per Game 60 14.3 BYU 19.2 

Blocked Shots Per Game 204 3.0 Baylor 7.8 

Steals Per Game 218 7.9 Oral Roberts 14.2 

Turnovers Per Game 108 16.2 Villanova 12.1 

Personal Fouls Per Game 52 14.7 Navy 11.7 

Assist Turnover Ratio 64 0.88 UT Martin 1.43 

Three Pt FG Defense 84 28.9 Hampton 21.3 

Turnover Margin 151 0.39 Green Bay 9.45 


“For us to be able to come out 

of that nonconference schedule with 

some of the wins that we had was really 

impressive, especially with the young 

team that we had,” Johnson said. “Beating 

the University of Minnesota had to be 

one of the most memorable moments. 

Minnesota ended up having some great 

wins over top 25 opponents. I thought us 

being able to keep up with Oregon and its 

run-and-gun style off ense and ultimately 

run them out of the gym was also a really 

special moment.” 

Entering the Chevron Rainbow 

Wahine Shooutout in Honolulu in late 

December, the Pioneers boasted an 8-3 

overall record and were ranked in the RPI 

top 50 for the fi rst time in program history. 

Despite dropping four of its fi nal fi ve 

games before New Year’s Day, Denver was 

able to fi nd some stability in the absence 

of sophomore guard Quincey Noonan 

(Broomfi eld, Colo.), who missed half the 

season with an injury. 

Freshman guard Morgan Van Riper- 

Rose (Eden Prairie, Minn.) fi lled the 

off ensive void left by Noonan, making 

her fi rst start against Portland State and 

scoring 18 points in 34 minutes. Van Riper- 

Rose went on to become a key contributor 

during the conference portion of Denver’s 

schedule, as the Pioneers won seven of 

their fi rst eight games of the new year, 

including the program’s fi rst victory over 

Arkansas-Little Rock since 2007. 

“With Quincey Noonan out of the 

lineup, Morgan Van Riper-Rose and Jordan 

Johnston (Waterloo, Iowa) really had to 

step up as freshmen and move into those 

roles,” Johnson said. “Unfortunately we 

had to deal with some injuries early on in 

conference play, but we still were able to 


get a huge win over Arkansas-Little Rock. I 

was really proud of our team and our staff 

for not feeling sorry for ourselves and not 

worrying about who’s out but who’s in.” 

Riding a six-game winning streak 

heading into their matchup against the 

SBC’s top team in Middle Tennessee, the 

Pioneers were hoping that momentum 

would lead them to their fi rst win over the 

Blue Raiders in the Johnson-era. However, 

despite dropping a closely played contest 

with the Blue Raiders and two-straight 

conference road games, the Pioneers 

fi nished strong and ended the regular 

season on a three-game winning streak, 

including the Crimson and Gold’s 600th 

program victory in a win over Louisiana- 

Monroe at home. 

After ending their fi nal season in the 

Sun Belt with an 11-5 conference record, 

the Pioneers earned their second-straight 

fi rst round bye in the SBC Championships. 

The Pioneers faced FIU, the No. 3 seed 

from the East Division, and attempted to 

avenge the regular season loss suff ered 

just a month earlier. However, a secondhalf 

surge from the Panthers sealed a 67- 

59 win, ending the Pioneers’ season. 

Although Denver’s season was cut 

shorter than expected, the Pioneers are 

optimistic about the 2012-13 season. New 

head coach Kerry Cremeans and her staff 

take over a wealth of talent returning, 

along with a group of newcomers who 

will look to make an immediate impact at 

the college level. Furthermore, Denver is 

looking forward to the change of scenery 

next season as it tries to make its mark in 

the Western Athletic Conference. 

YEAR IN REVIEW 

Controlling the tip ......................................................................... 9-4 

Opponent controls the tip .......................................................10-9 

Scoring fi rst ...................................................................................... 6-6 

Opponent scores fi rst ................................................................13-7 

Leading at the half ......................................................................15-5 

Trailing at the half ......................................................................... 2-7 

Tied at the Half ............................................................................... 2-0 

In overtime ...................................................................................... 0-0 

When DU out-rebounds opponents.....................................13-2 

When DU is out-rebounded ....................................................6-10 

When rebounds are the same ................................................... 0-0 

When DU commits more turnovers ........................................ 7-5 

When DU forces more turnovers ...........................................10-6 

When Turnovers are the same .................................................. 2-1 

When DU has more free throw attempts ............................10-4 

When Opp. has more free throw attempts .......................... 8-7 

When free throw attempts are the same .............................. 1-1 

When DU shoots 50% or better from the fi eld ................... 5-1 

When DU shoots less than 50% from the fi eld ...............14-11 

When Opp. shoots 50% or better from the fi eld ................ 1-1 

When Opp. shoots less than 50% from the fi eld ............18-10 

When DU shoots better than Opp. from the fi eld ...........17-3 

When Opp. shoots better than DU from the fi eld ............. 2-9 

When DU shoots 40% or better from 3-point range............... 6-1 

When DU shoots less than 40% from 3-point range .........13-11 

When DU shoots better than Opp. from 3-point range .............17-3 

When DU shoots 80% or better from the line ..................... 6-1 

When DU shoots less than 80% from the line .................13-11 

When DU bench outscores Opp. bench ................................ 9-4 

When Opp. bench outscores DU bench ................................ 9-8 

When bench scoring is the same ............................................. 1-0 

When two or more players score in double fi gures .......... 17-5 

When three or more players score in double fi gures ...........10-1 

When four or more players score in double fi gures.......... 5-0 

When fi ve or more players score in double fi gures........... 1-0 

In November ................................................................................... 5-1 

In December .................................................................................... 5-5 

In January ......................................................................................... 6-1 

In February ....................................................................................... 4-3 

In March ............................................................................................ 0-1 

In April ............................................................................................... 0-0 

On Monday ...................................................................................... 2-1 

On Tuesday ...................................................................................... 0-1 

On Wednesday ............................................................................... 8-1 

On Thursday .................................................................................... 2-2 

On Friday .......................................................................................... 1-1 

On Saturday ..................................................................................... 3-5 

On Sunday........................................................................................ 3-1 

Starting Line-Up 

Murdoch, Michel, Noonan, Shell, Smith ..............................10-6 

Murdoch, Michel, Van Riper-Rose, Shell, Smith .................. 5-5 

Murdoch, Michel, Van Riper-Rose, Johnston, Smith ......... 3-1 

PIONEERS IN THE NCAA Player Rank Actual National Leader Actual 

Points Per Game Murdoch 76 16.5 Elena Delle Donne, Delaware 28.1 

Rebounds Per Game Maiya 254 6.9 Courtney Hurt, VCU 13.1 

Assists Per Game Smith 9 6.5 Angel Goodrich, Kansas 7.4 

Blocked Shots Per Game Murdoch 83 1.58 Brittney Griner, Baylor 5.15 

Field-Goal Percentage Murdoch 14 53.2 Tianna Hawkins, Maryland 62.3 

Free-Throw Percentage Smith/Murdoch 223/254 73.4/72.1 Abby Oliver, Richmond 93.8 

Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage - - - Courtney Ingersoll, Toledo 44.2 

Three-Point Field Goals Per Game Van Riper-Rose 143 1.84 Diana Choibekova, Winthrop 3.9 

Assist-Turnover Ratio Smith 72 1.55 2 Players 2.67 

41

RESULTS 

2011-12 RESULTS (19-12 Overall, 12-2 Home, 7-7 Away, 0-3 Neutral, 11-5 SBC) 

Date Time Opponent Score Attend High Points High Boards 

11/11/11 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W, 71-55 466 (21)Shell, Morgan (8)Michel, Maiya 

(21)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (8)Murdoch, Kaetlyn 

11/14/11 WYOMING W, 74-49 249 (28)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (8)Michel, Maiya 

11/17/11 at Air Force W, 54-52 257 (19)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (10)Michel, Maiya 

11/23/11 COLORADO STATE W, 64-61 635 (14)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (8)Murdoch, Kaetlyn 

(14)Noonan, Quincey 

11/26/11 at Texas-El Paso L, 49-80 1012 (19)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (6)Murdoch, Kaetlyn 

(6)Michel, Maiya 

11/30/11 at Northern Colorado W, 66-57 740 (17)Smith, Emiko (9)Michel, Maiya 

12/2/11 at Vanderbilt L, 56-77 3456 (12)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (6)Michel, Maiya 

12/5/11 MONTANA W, 53-52 350 (15)Smith, Emiko (9)Shell, Morgan 


12/8/11 at Colorado L, 36-71 1965 (10)Smith, Emiko (4)Murdoch, Kaetlyn 


12/11/11 OREGON W, 89-65 904 (21)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (8)Michel, Maiya 

12/14/11 MINNESOTA W, 72-63 379 (21)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (8)Noonan, Quincey 


(8)Murdoch, Kaetlyn 

12/18/11 vs. UC Davis L, 51-60 1639 (17)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (10)Murdoch, Kaetlyn 

12/19/11 at Hawai`i L, 64-78 1460 (30)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (8)Michel, Maiya 

12/20/11 vs. Portland State L, 66-70 1539 (25)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (7)Michel, Maiya 

12/28/11 *TROY W, 73-51 358 (15)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (9)Murdoch, Kaetlyn 

12/31/11 *ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK L, 51-53 289 (21)Smith, Emiko (9)Michel, Maiya 

1/4/12 *at Arkansas State W, 58-49 1019 (23)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (11)Murdoch, Kaetlyn 

1/7/12 *at South Alabama L, 51-57 1902 (19)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (8)Michel, Maiya 

1/15/12 *WESTERN KENTUCKY W, 69-62 338 (13)Van Riper-Rose, Morg (8)Noonan, Quincey 

1/19/12 *at Louisiana-Monroe W, 52-49 1250 (15)Van Riper-Rose, Morg (9)Michel, Maiya 

1/21/12 *at North Texas W, 50-44 1279 (14)Johnston, Jordan (9)Michel, Maiya 

1/25/12 *ARKANSAS STATE W, 73-61 324 (33)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (8)Murdoch, Kaetlyn 


1/28/12 *at Arkansas-Little Rock W, 60-50 4088 (15)Van Riper-Rose, Morg (9)Michel, Maiya 

(15)Murdoch, Kaetlyn 

2/1/12 *at Louisiana-Lafayette W, 76-39 239 (23)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (8)Shell, Morgan 

2/4/12 *MIDDLE TENNESSEE L, 63-75 181 (20)Van Riper-Rose, Morg (6)Michel, Maiya 

2/8/12 *at Florida Atlantic L, 50-51 573 (19)Van Riper-Rose, Morg (9)Michel, Maiya 

2/11/12 *at Florida International L, 42-58 343 (10)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (13)Murdoch, Kaetlyn 

2/15/12 *LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE W, 71-47 235 (21)Van Riper-Rose, Morg (7)Michel, Maiya 

2/18/12 *LOUISIANA-MONROE W, 57-53 5327 (20)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (11)Michel, Maiya 

2/26/12 *NORTH TEXAS W, 55-36 660 (20)Van Riper-Rose, Morg (8)Michel, Maiya 

(8)Johnston, Jordan 

3/4/12 vs. Florida International& L, 59-67 3459 (21)Murdoch, Kaetlyn (7)Murdoch, Kaetlyn 

* - Sun Belt Conference game 

& - Sun Belt Conference Tournament game 

TEAM RECORD 

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

ALL GAMES 19-12 12-2 7-7 0-3 

CONFERENCE 11-5 6-2 5-3 0-0 

NONCONFERENCE 8-7 6-0 2-4 0-3 

ATTENDANCE 

Games Total Avg. 

HOME 14 5,368 383 

AWAY 14 11,603 828 

NEUTRAL 3 1,639 546 

TOTAL 31 18, 610 1,757 



FINAL STATS 

OVERALL TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS 

## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 

24 Murdoch, Kaetlyn 31 31 1003 32.4 206 387 0.532 0 0 0.000 101 140 0.721 55 140 195 6.3 85 1 48 66 49 35 513 16.5 

10 Van Riper-Rose 31 16 952 30.7 108 288 0.375 57 165 0.345 32 43 0.744 19 50 69 2.2 42 0 45 49 6 28 305 9.8 

4 Noonan, Quincey 16 16 501 31.3 53 143 0.371 15 42 0.357 33 51 0.647 14 53 67 4.2 30 0 39 43 11 32 154 9.6 

13 Smith, Emiko 31 31 1116 36.0 76 212 0.358 23 70 0.329 80 109 0.734 10 99 109 3.5 39 0 199 129 4 71 255 8.2 

11 Johnston, Jordan 31 4 708 22.8 67 195 0.344 30 98 0.306 29 41 0.707 21 71 92 3.0 50 0 39 48 4 18 193 6.2 

22 Shell, Morgan 27 26 601 22.3 56 166 0.337 9 29 0.310 42 56 0.750 35 73 108 4.0 78 4 22 47 7 28 163 6.0 

20 Michel, Maiya 31 31 806 26.0 59 127 0.465 0 0 0.000 24 51 0.471 72 142 214 6.9 73 3 30 60 3 22 142 4.6 

23 Powell, Chaunise 16 0 137 8.6 22 48 0.458 0 3 0.000 9 17 0.529 12 12 24 1.5 11 0 10 10 1 7 53 3.3 

35 Hunter, Desiree 16 0 118 7.4 19 34 0.559 0 0 0.000 1 5 0.200 13 28 41 2.6 20 0 1 12 3 0 39 2.4 

42 Janecek, Alison 21 0 131 6.2 14 34 0.412 0 0 0.000 4 5 0.800 5 26 31 1.5 19 0 4 12 4 3 32 1.5 

34 Wirth, Theresa 19 0 94 4.9 7 19 0.368 0 0 0.000 6 10 0.600 10 9 19 1.0 6 0 4 8 1 0 20 1.1 

45 TIisch, Brianna 10 0 33 3.3 3 8 0.375 0 0 0.000 0 3 0.000 3 3 6 0.6 3 0 0 3 0 2 6 0.6 

TEAM……. 61 60 121 14 

Total…….. 31 6200 690 1661 0.415 134 407 0.329 361 531 0.680 330 766 1096 35.4 553 8 441 501 93 246 1875 60.5 

Opponents…… 31 6200 649 1708 0.380 130 449 0.290 364 516 0.705 375 731 1106 35.7 521 - 319 512 105 238 1792 57.8 

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total 

Denver 898 977 1875 

Opponents 794 998 1792 

SBC ONLY TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS 


24 Murdoch, Kaetlyn 16 16 514 32.1 99 188 .527 0 0 .000 36 46 .783 26 81 107 6.7 42 1 29 35 33 12 234 14.6 

10 Van Riper-Rose 16 14 543 33.9 75 180 .417 38 99 .384 15 22 .682 9 23 32 2.0 20 0 26 23 4 17 203 12.74 

4 Noonan, Quincey 2 2 69 34.5 4 16 .250 1 4 .250 3 8 .375 2 12 14 7.0 4 0 5 3 1 4 12 6.0 

13 Smith, Emiko 16 16 605 37.8 48 127 .378 11 31 .355 43 53 .811 4 51 55 3.4 19 0 108 65 3 42 150 9.4 

11 Johnston, Jordan 16 4 437 27.3 45 121 .372 21 66 .318 13 21 .619 18 51 69 4.3 27 0 27 31 4 6 124 7.8 

22 Shell, Morgan 12 12 255 21.3 17 72 .236 2 14 .143 12 18 .667 11 36 47 3.9 33 1 10 20 5 14 8 4.0 

20 Michel, Maiya 16 16 453 28.3 31 65 .477 0 0 .000 14 29 .483 36 79 115 7.2 39 1 16 34 2 16 76 4.8 

23 Powell, Chaunise 6 0 73 12.2 12 23 .522 0 1 .000 6 11 .545 7 9 16 2.7 8 0 7 4 0 5 30 5.0 

35 Hunter, Desiree 15 0 118 7.9 19 34 .559 0 0 .000 1 5 .200 13 28 41 2.7 20 0 1 12 3 0 39 2.6 

34 Wirth, Theresa 12 0 65 5.4 6 14 .429 0 0 .000 4 7 .571 8 6 14 1.2 2 0 3 5 0 0 16 1.3 

45 TIisch, Brianna 2 0 7 3.5 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 

TEAM................ 29 28 57 3.6 8 

Total.......... 16 365 859 .425 73 215 .340 148 221 .670 168 414 582 36.4 218 3 235 243 58 117 951 59.4 

Opponents...... 16 309 880 .351 50 211 .237 167 232 .720 192 363 555 34.7 245 - 145 245 60 117 835 52.2 

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total 


Opponents 365 470 835 

MORGAN VAN RIPER-ROSE 

EMIKO SMITH 

MORGAN SHELL 

KAETLYN MURDOCH 

MAIYA MICHEL 

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FINAL STATS (HOME/ROAD/NEUTRAL) 

HOME TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS 


24 Murdoch, Kaetlyn 14 14 443 31.6 97 163 .595 0 0 .000 40 53 .755 26 63 89 6.4 35 0 27 26 26 16 234 16.7 

04 Noonan, Quincey 7 7 235 33.6 26 76 .342 12 27 .444 20 26 .769 6 26 32 4.6 13 0 25 13 5 13 84 12.0 

10 Van Riper-Rose, Morg 14 7 438 31.3 52 130 .400 27 78 .346 21 25 .840 8 22 30 2.1 20 0 26 26 5 18 152 10.9 

13 Smith, Emiko 14 14 495 35.4 41 90 .456 13 32 .406 33 40 .825 4 48 52 3.7 17 0 93 52 4 33 128 9.1 

22 Shell, Morgan 11 11 245 22.3 29 70 .414 3 10 .300 27 32 .844 11 31 42 3.8 26 0 6 20 2 13 88 8.0 

11 Johnston, Jordan 14 3 311 22.2 25 80 .313 11 41 .268 16 20 .800 12 34 46 3.3 22 0 26 21 1 4 77 5.5 

23 Powell, Chaunise 7 0 82 11.7 14 25 .560 0 1 .000 8 15 .533 6 9 15 2.1 9 0 9 4 1 4 36 5.1 

20 Michel, Maiya 14 14 374 26.7 28 57 .491 0 0 .000 14 27 .519 41 60 101 7.2 28 1 21 28 2 13 70 5.0 

35 Hunter, Desiree 8 0 65 8.1 14 21 .667 0 0 .000 1 4 .250 5 15 20 2.5 13 0 1 9 2 0 29 3.6 

42 Janecek, Alison 8 0 64 8.0 10 21 .476 0 0 .000 1 1 1.000 5 12 17 2.1 8 0 3 7 4 2 21 2.6 

34 Wirth, Theresa 8 0 36 4.5 3 11 .273 0 0 .000 6 7 .857 5 3 8 1.0 1 0 2 2 0 0 12 1.5 

45 Tisch, Brianna 4 0 12 3.0 2 4 .500 0 0 .000 0 3 .000 3 1 4 1.0 1 0 0 2 0 1 4 1.0 

TEAM 21 28 49 4 

Total.......... 14 2800 341 748 .456 66 189 .349 187 253 .739 153 352 505 36.1 193 1 239 214 52 117 935 66.8 

Opponents...... 14 2800 289 763 .379 51 198 .258 154 214 .720 156 294 450 32.1 245 1 38 231 54 108 783 55.9 

Score by Periods: 1st 2nd Total 



ROAD TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS 



10 Van Riper-Rose, Morg 14 7 414 29.6 46 129 .357 27 75 .360 6 11 .545 8 21 29 2.1 17 0 16 16 1 9 125 8.9 

11 Johnston, Jordan 14 1 353 25.2 41 101 .406 19 54 .352 11 19 .579 8 37 45 3.2 22 0 12 25 3 12 112 8.0 

13 Smith, Emiko 14 14 512 36.6 29 100 .290 8 31 .258 45 65 .692 5 44 49 3.5 16 0 89 58 0 36 111 7.9 

04 Noonan, Quincey 7 7 193 27.6 17 51 .333 1 12 .083 9 19 .474 5 20 25 3.6 14 0 10 18 5 17 44 6.3 

22 Shell, Morgan 13 13 270 20.8 21 79 .266 4 16 .250 9 15 .600 17 33 50 3.8 42 3 14 25 4 12 55 4.2 

20 Michel, Maiya 14 14 379 27.1 24 59 .407 0 0 .000 9 21 .429 27 74 101 7.2 38 1 7 27 1 7 57 4.1 



42 Janecek, Alison 11 0 50 4.5 3 12 .250 0 0 .000 3 4 .750 0 9 9 0.8 7 0 1 2 0 0 9 0.8 

34 Wirth, Theresa 10 0 56 5.6 4 8 .500 0 0 .000 0 2 .000 5 6 11 1.1 4 0 2 6 1 0 8 0.8 

45 Tisch, Brianna 5 0 20 4.0 1 4 .250 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.2 1 0 0 1 0 1 2 0.4 

Team 31 26 57 8 

Total.......... 14 2800 286 754 .379 59 190 .311 133 215 .619 144 347 491 35.1 210 5 171 230 33 113 764 54.6 

Opponents...... 14 2800 293 781 .375 64 206 .311 162 239 .678 184 367 551 39.4 218 1 48 230 41 106 812 58.0 

Score by Periods: 1st 2nd Totals 


Opponents 374 438 812 

NEUTRAL TOTAL 3-PTS REBOUNDS 



04 Noonan, Quincey 2 2 73 36.5 10 16 .625 2 3 .667 4 6 .667 3 7 10 5.0 3 0 4 12 1 2 26 13.0 

10 Van Riper-Rose, Morg 3 2 100 33.3 10 29 .345 3 12 .250 5 7 .714 3 7 10 3.3 5 0 3 7 0 1 28 9.3 

22 Shell, Morgan 3 2 86 28.7 6 17 .353 2 3 .667 6 9 .667 7 9 16 5.3 10 1 2 2 1 3 20 6.7 

13 Smith, Emiko 3 3 109 36.3 6 22 .273 2 7 .286 2 4 .500 1 7 8 2.7 6 0 17 19 0 2 16 5.3 

20 Michel, Maiya 3 3 53 17.7 7 11 .636 0 0 .000 1 3 .333 4 8 12 4.0 7 1 2 5 0 2 15 5.0 

11 Johnston, Jordan 3 0 44 14.7 1 14 .071 0 3 .000 2 2 1.000 1 0 1 0.3 6 0 1 2 0 2 4 1.3 

42 Janecek, Alison 2 0 17 8.5 1 1 1.0000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 5 5 2.5 4 0 0 3 0 1 2 1.0 



34 Wirth, Theresa 1 0 2 2.0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 

45 Tisch, Brianna 1 0 1 1.0 0 0 . 000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 

TEAM 9 6 15 2 

Total.......... 3 600 63 159 .396 9 28 .321 41 63 .651 33 67 100 33.3 53 2 31 57 8 16 176 58.7 

Opponents...... 3 600 67 164 .409 15 45 .333 48 63 .762 35 70 105 35.0 58 3 3 51 10 24 197 65.7 

Score by Periods: 1st 2nd Totals 




EAST DIVISION 

Sun Belt Overall 

Team Rec. Pct PF PA Streak Rec. Pct PF PA Streak 

Middle Tennessee#^ 16-0 1.000 1116 877 W16 26-7 .788 2186 1892 L2 

Florida Atlantic ^ 11-5 .688 879 888 W2 17-13 .567 1691 1765 L2 

Florida International 10-6 .625 945 868 W3 23-11 .676 2168 1908 L1 

South Alabama 9-7 .563 904 811 L2 17-13 .567 1772 1584 L1 

Western Kentucky 5-11 .313 889 906 L3 9-21 .300 1689 1853 L1 

Troy 

WEST DIVISION 

1-15 .063 735 1018 L5 2-26 .071 1396 1811 L6 

Sun Belt Overall 

Team Rec. Pct PF PA Streak Rec. Pct PF PA Streak 

Arkansas-Little Rock#^ 12-4 .750 901 792 W4 20-13 .606 1901 1853 L1 

Denver ^ 11-5 .688 951 835 W3 19-12 .613 1875 1792 L1 

Louisiana-Monroe 7-9 .438 945 903 L3 9-21 .300 1878 1790 L4 

North Texas 7-9 .438 928 932 L2 15-16 .484 1798 1968 L1 

Arkansas State 6-10 .675 887 972 L1 12-18 .400 1739 1919 L2 

Louisiana-Lafayette 1-15 .063 794 1072 W1 7-23 .233 1563 1995 L1 

# - Clinched regular season title; ^ - team clinched Sun Belt Championship First-Round bye 

SBC AWARDS AND HONORS 

PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS 

Nov. 15: Kaetlyn Murdoch, Denver 

Nov. 22: Jane Morrill, Ariansas State 

Nov. 29: Tamara Torru, North Texas 

Dec. 6: Jerica Coley, Florida International 

Dec. 13: Ebony Rowe, Middle Tennessee 

Dec. 20: Kaetlyn Murdoch, Denver 

Jan. 2: Ebony Rowe, Midde Tennessee 

Jan. 9: Jerica Coley, Florida International 

Jan. 16: Sarda Peterson, South Alabama 

Jan. 23: Ebony Rowe, Middle Tennessee 

Jan. 30: Kaetlyn Murdoch, Denver 

Feb. 6: Sarda Peterson, South Alabama 

Feb. 13: Jerica Coley, Florida International 

Feb. 20: Marian Kursh, Arkansas Little-Rock 

Feb. 27: Ebony Rowe, Middle Tennessee 

First Team All-Sun Belt Conference 

Taylor Gault (Arkansas-Little Rock, Fr., G) 

Kaetlyn Murdoch (Denver, Sr., F) 

Jerica Coley (Florida International, So., G) 

Ebony Rowe (Middle Tennessee, So., F) 

Kortni Jones (Middle Tennessee, Jr., G) 


Second Team All-Sun Belt Conference 

Jane Morrill (Arkansas State, So. F) 

Marian Kursh (Arkansas-Little Rock, Sr., C) 

Emiko Smith (Denver, Jr., G) 

Chenise Miller (Florida Atlantic, So., F) 

Icelyn Elie (Middle Tennessee, Jr., F) 

Third Team All-Sun Belt Conference 

Fanni Hutlassa (Florida International, RS-Sr., G) 

Larrie Williams (Louisiana-Monroe, Sr., C) 

Jasmine Godbolt (North Texas, Jr., F) 

Mansa El (South Alabama, r-Jr., G) 

LaTeira Owens (WKU, Sr., F) 

SUN BELT CONFERENCE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 

March 3-6 - Summit Arena/Hot Springs Convention Center - Hot Springs, Ark. 

Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year 

Jerica Coley (Florida International, So., G) 

Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Year 

Teri Stamps (Florida Atlantic, Sr., G) 

Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year 

Taylor Gault (Arkansas-Little Rock, Fr., G) 

Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year 

Rick Insell, Middle Tennessee 

SUN BELT CONFERENCE REVIEW 

DENVER IN THE SBC (2011-12) Rank Actual 

Scoring Off ense (12 ranked) 4 60.5 

Scoring Defense (12 ranked) 6 57.8 

Scoring Margin (12 ranked) 5 +2.7 

FG Percentage (12 ranked) 3 .415 

FG Percentage Defense (12 ranked) 5 .380 

FT Percentage (12 ranked) 4 .680 

3-Pt FGs Per Game (12 ranked) 5 4.3 

3-PT FG Percentage (12 ranked) 1 .329 

3-PT FG Percentage Defense (12 ranked) 6 .290 

Rebounding Off ense (12 ranked) 9 35.4 

Rebounding Defense (12 ranked) 6 35.7 

Rebounding Margin (12 ranked) 7 -0.3 

Off ensive Rebounds (12 ranked) 11 10.6 

Defensive Rebounds (12 ranked) 7 24.7 

Defensive Rebound Percentage (12 ranked) 6 .671 

Off ensive Rebound Percentage (12 ranked) 10 .311 

Assists Per Game (12 ranked) 1 14.2 

Blocked Shots Per Game (12 ranked) 5 3.0 

Steals Per Game (12 ranked) 6 7.9 

Turnover Margin (12 ranked) 4 +0.35 

Assist Turnover Ratio (12 ranked) 1 0.9 

INDIVIDUAL RANKING 

CATEGORY RANK ACTUAL 

SCORING 

Murdodoch/Van Riper-Rose 3/20 16.5/9.8 

Noonan/Smith 23/27 9.6/8.2 

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE 

Murdoch 2 .532 

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE 

Smith/Murdoch 8/11 .734/.721 

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 

Van Riper-Rose 6 .345 

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 

Van Riper-Rose 3 1.8 

ASSISTS 

Smith/Noonan 1/10 6.4/2.4 

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO 

Smith 1 1.5 

REBOUNDING 

Michel/Murdoch 11/15 6.9/6.3 

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 

Michel 13 2.3 

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 

Murdoch/Michel 7/8 4.6/4.5 

BLOCKED SHOTS 

Murdoch/Noonan 2/14 1.6/0.7 

STEALS 

Smith/Noonan 2/5 2.3/2.0 

MINUTES 

Smith 4 36.0 

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CATEGORY LEADERS 

POINTS G Pts Pts/G 

Murdoch, Kaetlyn 31 513 16.5 

Van Riper-Rose, Morg 31 305 9.8 

Smith, Emiko 31 255 8.2 

Johnston, Jordan 31 193 6.2 

Shell, Morgan 27 163 6.0 

Noonan, Quincey 16 154 9.6 

Michel, Maiya 31 142 4.6 

Powell, Chaunise 16 53 3.3 

Hunter, Desiree 16 39 2.4 

Janecek, Alison 21 32 1.5 

Wirth, Theresa 19 20 1.1 

Tisch, Brianna 10 6 0.6 

SCORING AVERAGE G Pts Avg/G 








Powell, Chaunise 16 53 3.3 

Hunter, Desiree 16 39 2.4 


Wirth, Theresa 19 20 1.1 

Tisch, Brianna 10 6 0.6 

FG PERCENTAGE FG ATT Pct 

Hunter, Desiree 19 34 .559 

Murdoch, Kaetlyn 206 387 .532 

Michel, Maiya 59 127 .465 

Powell, Chaunise 22 48 .458 

Janecek, Alison 14 34 .412 

Tisch, Brianna 3 8 .375 

Van Riper-Rose, Morg 108 288 .375 

Noonan, Quincey 53 143 .371 

Wirth, Theresa 7 19 .368 

Smith, Emiko 76 212 .358 

Johnston, Jordan 67 195 .344 

Shell, Morgan 56 166 .337 

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS G Att Att/G 

Murdoch, Kaetlyn 31 387 12.5 


Smith, Emiko 31 212 6.8 



FIELD GOALS MADE G FG Made/G 






3-POINT PERCENTAGE 3FG ATT Pct 



Smith, Emiko 23 70 .329 




3-POINT FG ATTEMPTS G Att Att/G 






3-POINT FGS MADE G 3FG Made/G 






FT PERCENTAGE FT ATT Pct 

Janecek, Alison 4 5 .800 



Smith, Emiko 80 109 .734 

Murdoch, Kaetlyn 101 140 .721 



Wirth, Theresa 6 10 .600 


Michel, Maiya 24 51 .471 

Hunter, Desiree 1 5 .200 

Tisch, Brianna 0 3 .000 

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS G Att Att/G 






FREE THROWS MADE G FT Made/G 






REBOUNDS G Reb Reb/G 






REBOUND AVERAGE G Reb Avg/G 






ASSISTS G No. A/G 






STEALS G No. S/G 






OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G 






DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G 






BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Blk/G 








MINUTES G No. Min/G 

Smith, Emiko 31 1116 36.0 





FOULS G No. Per/G 






FOULOUTS G No. 

Shell, Morgan 27 4 

Michel, Maiya 31 3 

Murdoch, Kaetlyn 31 1 

TURNOVERS G No. TO/G 

Smith, Emiko 31 129 4.2 






GAME ONE: DENVER 71, LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 55 

11/11/11 • 5 p.m. • Denver, Colo. (Magness Arena) 

GAME THREE: DENVER 54, AIR FORCE 52 

11/17/11 • 7 p.m. • USAFA, Colo. (Clune Arena) 


GAME TWO: DENVER 74, WYOMING 49 

11/14/11 • 7 p.m. • Denver, Colo. (Magness Arena) 

GAME FOUR: DENVER 64, COLORADO STATE 61 

11/23/11 • 7:30 p.m. • Denver, Colo. (Magness Arena) 

BOX SCORES 

47

BOX SCORES 

GAME FIVE: UTEP 80, DENVER 49 

11/26/11 • 4 p.m. • El Paso, Texas (Don Haskins Center) 

GAME SEVEN: VANDERBILT 77, DENVER 56 

12/2/11 • 7 p.m. • Nashville, Tenn. (Memorial Gymnasium) 

GAME SIX: DENVER 66, NORTHERN COLORADO 57 

11/30/11 • 7:05 p.m. • Greeley, Colo. (Butler-Hancock) 

GAME EIGHT: DENVER 53, MONTANA 52 

12/5/11 • 7 p.m. • Denver, Colo. (Magness Arena) 


GAME NINE: COLORADO 71, DENVER 36 

12/8/11 • 7 p.m. • Boulder, Colo. (Coors Events Center) 

GAME 11: DENVER 72, MINNESOTA 63 



GAME 10: DENVER 89, OREGON 65 

12/11/11 • 1:30 p.m. • Denver, Colo. (Magness Arena) 

BOX SCORES 

GAME 12: UC DAVIS 60, DENVER 51 

12/18/11 • 3 p.m. • Honolulu, O’ahu (Stan Sheriff Center) 

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BOX SCORES 

GAME 13: HAWAI’I 78, DENVER 64 


GAME 15: DENVER 73, TROY 51 


GAME 14: PORTLAND STATE 70, DENVER 66 


GAME 16: ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK 53, DENVER 51 

12/31/11 • 1:30 p.m. • Denver, Colo. (Magness Arena) 


GAME 17: DENVER 55, LOUISIANA-MONROE 54 

1/4/12 • 7:05 p.m. • Jonesboro, Ark. (Convocation Center) 

GAME 19: DENVER 69, WESTERN KENTUCKY 62 

1/15/12 • 3:30 p.m. • Denver, Colo. (Magness Arena) 


GAME 18: SOUTH ALABAMA 57, DENVER 51 

1/7/12 • 1 p.m. • Mobile, Ala. (Mitchell Center) 


1/19/12 • 5:30 p.m. • Monroe, La. (Fant-Ewing Coliseum) 

BOX SCORES 

51

BOX SCORES 

GAME 21: DENVER 50, NORTH TEXAS 44 

1/21/12 • 5 p.m. • Denton, Texas (The Super Pit) 

GAME 23: DENVER 60, ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK 50 

1/28/12 • 4:30 p.m. • Little Rock, Ark. (Jack Stephens Center) 

GAME 22: DENVER 73, ARKANSAS STATE 61 

1/25/12 • 7 p.m. • Denver, Colo. (Magness Arena) 

GAME 24: DENVER 76, LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 39 

2/1/12 • 7 p.m. • Lafayette, La. (Earl K. Long Gym) 


GAME 25: MIDDLE TENNESSEE 75, DENVER 63 


GAME 27: FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 58, DENVER 42 

2/11/12 • 5:30 p.m. • at Miami, Fla. (US Century Bank Arena) 


GAME 26: FLORIDA ATLANTIC 51, DENVER 50 

2/8/12 • 7 p.m. • Boca Raton, Fla. (FAU Arena) 

GAME 28: DENVER 71, LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 47 

2/15/12 • 7 p.m. • Denver, Colo. (Magness Arena) 

BOX SCORES 

53

BOX SCORES 



GAME 31: FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 67, DENVER 59 

3/4/12 • 12:15 p.m. • Hot Springs, Ark. (Convention Center) 

GAME 30: DENVER 55, NORTH TEXAS 36 



WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 

After completing its 50th year of intercollegiate 

competition, the Western Athletic Conference 

continues to evolve and feature some of the nation’s 

best programs. One thing that remains unchanged 

is the persistent nature of the schools in the WAC to 

advance their programs to contend at the top levels 

of the NCAA. 

The WAC provides its student-athletes the chance 

to travel to scenic destinations and gain exposure 

in some of the nation’s most diverse markets. In 

addition, the WAC’s student-athletes work to 

achieve the highest levels of success with the 

academic support of their respective institutions. 

The WAC has experienced tremendous success 

over the years. Since 2000, a total of 43 football 

teams have been invited to bowl games, including 

more than half of its teams in 2008 with a recordtying 

fi ve. The conference has sent teams to BCS 

bowl games three times since 2006. In men’s 

basketball, the WAC has sent at least two teams to 

the NCAA Tournament in 24 of the past 29 seasons. 

In baseball, the WAC has boasted two national 

champions since 2003. In women’s basketball, 

Louisiana Tech basketball has played in all but three 

NCAA postseason tournaments during its history. 

In 2001, the WAC partnered with ESPN for 

coverage of football and basketball giving the 

conference national exposure from one of the 

most respected broadcast entities in the country. 

The WAC also offi cially added WAC.tv in 2006 to 

give fans streaming internet access to many of its 

postseason championships including volleyball, 

soccer, swimming and diving, basketball, softball 

and baseball. 

The WAC is the sixth oldest among the nation’s 11 

Division I-A conferences. Its history traces back to 

July 27, 1962, when the original six-team league of 

Arizona, Arizona State, Brigham Young, New Mexico, 

Utah and Wyoming began competition. 

The fi rst championship was held in November 

1962, when Arizona won the men’s cross country 

title and New Mexico followed with the fi rst WAC 

football title. Arizona fi nished second in the NCAA 

College World Series and, less than three years later, 

Arizona State claimed the league’s fi rst NCAA title 

when the Sun Devils won the College World Series 

trophy. Fresno State was the last WAC school to earn 

an NCAA team title when it won the College World 

Series in 2008. 

Since 1962, several changes have occurred. UTEP 

and Colorado State became members in September 

1967, while Arizona and Arizona State withdrew 

on June 30, 1978. The WAC then added San Diego 

State (1978), Hawai’i (1979) and Air Force (1980). 

Before 1990, the WAC sponsored championships 

only in men’s sports. However, a merger with the 

High Country Athletic Conference formed a single 

conference under one administrative structure, 

and the 1990-91 athletic year was the fi rst in which 

both men and women competed under the WAC 

name. Fresno State was added in 1992, and then 

in 1996, the women’s programs from Air Force and 

Hawai’i along with six new schools (UNLV, Rice, San 

Jose State, SMU, TCU and Tulsa) came into the WAC. 

Air Force, Brigham Young, Colorado State, UNLV, 

New Mexico, San Diego State, Utah and Wyoming 

withdrew on June 30, 1999. Nevada (2000), Boise 

State (2001) and Louisiana Tech (2001) were added 

while TCU withdrew following the 2000-01 season. 

In 2005, Idaho, New Mexico State and Utah State 

joined the WAC after Rice, SMU, UTEP and Tulsa 

withdrew. Boise State withdrew prior to the 2011-12 

season. The current membership began on July 

1, 2012 when the WAC added Denver, Seattle, 

UT-Arlington, UTSA and Texas State to replace 

withdrawing members, Fresno State, Hawai’i and 

Nevada. 

The WAC has had just six commissioners in its 

history. Paul Brechler was named the fi rst leader of 

the conference and held the position from 1962- 

1968. He was followed by Wiles Hallock (1968-71), 

Stan Bates (1971-80), Dr. Joe Kearney (1980-94), 

Karl Benson (1994-2012) and current interim 

commissioner Jeff Hurd (2012-present). 

WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 

9250 East Costilla Avenue, Suite 300 

Englewood, Colorado 80112-3662 

Phone: (303) 799-9221; Administrative Fax: (303) 799-3888 

Web: www.wacsports.com 

Commissioner .......................................................................................... Jeff Hurd 

Phone ....................................................................................... (303)962-4216 

Email ........................................................................................jhurd@wac.org 

Senior Assoc. Commissioner/SWA ....................................... ConnieHurlbut 

Phone ....................................................................................... (303)962-4205 

Email ..................................................................................churlbut@wac.org 

Assoc. Commissioner/Communications .................................Dave Chaffi n 

Phone ....................................................................................... (303)962-4212 

Email .................................................................................. dchaffi n@wac.org 

Assist. Commissioner/Compliance & Governance ..Matt Burgemeister 

Phone ....................................................................................... (303)962-4211 

Email ....................................................................mburgemeister@wac.org 

Assist. Commissioner/Business & Operations .................. Mollie Lehman 

Phone ....................................................................................... (303)962-4215 

Email ................................................................................mlehman@wac.org 

Director of Championships ..............................................................Brad Jones 

Phone ....................................................................................... (303)962-4214 

Email ..................................................................................... bjones@wac.org 

Director of Graphic Design & Publications .......................Vicky Eggleston 

Phone ....................................................................................... (303)962-4207 

Email ............................................................................ veggleston@wac.org 

Directory of Marketing ......................................................... Amanda Benzine 

Phone ....................................................................................... (303)962-4204 

Email ................................................................................ abenzine@wac.org 

Director of Media Relations ..................................................... Jason Erickson 

Phone ....................................................................................... (303)962-4206 

Email .................................................................................jerickson@wac.org 

Director of Media Relations ......................................................... Hope Shuler 

Phone ....................................................................................... (303)962-4213 

Email ....................................................................................hshuler@wac.org 

Media Relations/Championships Intern ..................................Seth Pringle 

Phone ....................................................................................... (303)962-4219 

Email ...................................................................................springle@wac.org 

Presently, the WAC crowns team and individual 

champions in 19 sports - eight men’s and 11 

women’s. For the men, there are championships in 

baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, 

tennis, indoor track and fi eld and outdoor track 

and fi eld. Championships for women are held in 

basketball, cross country, golf, gymnastics, soccer, 

softball, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor track 

and fi eld, outdoor track and fi eld and volleyball. 

The WAC offi ce has been located in the Denver 

area since the conference’s inception except for a 

two-year stay in Phoenix from 1964-66. 


Friday, Nov. 9 

Belmont at Texas State, 5 p.m. 

Idaho at Wyoming, 7 p.m. 

Louisiana Tech at Tulane, 7 p.m. 

San Francisco State at San Jose State, 7 p.m. 

Pacifi c at Seattle U, 7 p.m. 

UT-Pan American at UTSA, 7 p.m. 

UT Arlington at George Washington, 7 p.m. 

Saturday, Nov. 10 

Utah at Denver, 4 p.m. 

Sunday, Nov. 11 

Idaho at Colorado, 2 p.m. 

UT Arlington at Michigan State, 2 p.m. 

Monday, Nov. 12 

Loyola Marymount at New Mexico State, 6:30 p.m. 

Concordia at UTSA, 7 p.m. 

South Carolina at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 

Utah State at Utah Valley, 7 p.m. 

Texas State at North Texas, 7 p.m. 

Tuesday, Nov. 13 

Montana State at Denver, 7 p.m. 

Wednesday, Nov. 14 

New Mexico State at UC Santa Barbara, 7 p.m. 

Washington at Seattle U, 7 p.m. 

Thursday, Nov. 15 

Utah State at UC Riverside, 4 p.m. 

Utah Valley at San Jose State, 5 p.m. 


Oral Roberts at UT Arlington, 2 p.m. 

Denver at Wyoming, 5 p.m. 

Portland at Idaho, 6 p.m. 

Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at UTSA, 7 p.m. 

Louisiana Tech at Mississippi State, 7 p.m. 


San Jose State at Evansville, 1 p.m. 

Seattle U at Colorado State, 2 p.m. 

Utah State at Loyola Marymount, 2 p.m. 


UTSA at Wichita State, 1 p.m. 

Montana at Idaho, 2 p.m. 

Monday, Nov. 19 

San Jose State at Eastern Illinois, noon 


Utah State vs. Prairie View A&M, 6 p.m. (Great Alaska 

Shootout) 

Rice at Texas State, 6:30 p.m. 

Central Arkansas at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 

New Mexico State at New Mexico, 7 p.m. 



Utah State @vs. North Dakota State/Alaska-Anchorage, 

2:30/5 p.m. (Great Alaska Shootout) 

Denver at UC Irvine, 5 p.m. 

Memphis at UT Arlington, 7 p.m. 


George Mason at New Mexico State, 5 p.m. (Hotel 

Encanto Tournament) 

Austin Peay at UTSA, 7 p.m. (UTSA Thanksgiving Classic) 

Portland at Seattle U, 8 p.m. (Washington Dental 

Service Thanksgiving Tournament) 


UC Irvine/Drake at New Mexico State, 6:30 p.m. (Hotel 

Encanto Tournament) 

Sacred Heart/Boston College at Seattle U, 6/8 p.m. 

(Washington Dental Service Thanksgiving Tournament) 


San Jose State at San Diego, 2 p.m. 

TCU at Texas State, 3 p.m. 

William & Mary at UTSA, 4 p.m. (UTSA Thanksgiving 

Classic) 


Eastern Washington at Idaho, 6 p.m. 

UT Arlington at Houston Baptist, 7 p.m. 

UTSA at Houston, 7 p.m. 

Utah State at Utah, 7 p.m. 


UTEP at New Mexico State (AggieVision), 6:30 p.m. 

Texas State at Oklahoma State, 7 p.m. 

Thursday, Nov. 29 

Idaho at Montana, 6 p.m. (Lady Griz Classic) 

Northern Colorado at Denver, 7 p.m. 


Idaho vs. Tennessee State, 6 p.m. (Lady Griz Classic) 

UT Arlington at Nebraska-Omaha, 7 p.m. 

Saturday, Dec. 1 

Cal State Northridge at San Jose State, 2 p.m. 

Montana State at Utah State, 3 p.m. 

UC Irvine at Seattle U, 4 p.m. 

New Mexico State at Southern Utah, 5 p.m. 

Ole Miss at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 

Texas State at UTEP, 7 p.m. 

Sunday, Dec. 2 

Denver at Oregon, 2 p.m. 

UT Arlington at Fresno State, 2 p.m. 

San Francisco at UTSA, 2 p.m. 

Monday, Dec. 3 

Pacifi c at San Jose State, 7 p.m. 

2012-13 COMPSITE SCHEDULE 

Tuesday, Dec. 4 

Louisiana Tech at Texas A&M, 7 p.m. 

UT-Pan American at UT Arlington, 7 p.m. 

Utah State at Brigham Young, 7 p.m. 

Wednesday, Dec. 5 

Denver at Minnesota, 7 p.m. 

Idaho at UC Irvine, 7 p.m. 

UTSA at TCU, 7 p.m. 

New Mexico State at UTEP, 7 p.m. 

Thursday, Dec. 6 

Huston-Tillotson at Texas State, 6:30 p.m. 

Friday, Dec. 7 

Idaho at UC Riverside, 7 p.m. 


Utah State at Notre Dame, noon 

Air Force at Denver, 1 p.m. 

UNLV at UTSA, 1 p.m. 

Southern Utah at San Jose State, 2 p.m. 


Louisiana Tech vs. Rutgers, 11 a.m. (Maggie Dixon 

Classic) 

Portland State at Seattle U, 1 p.m. 


Colorado at Denver, 7 p.m. 

Wednesday, Dec. 12 

McNeese State at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 

Santa Clara at San Jose State, 7 p.m. 


Oral Roberts at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 

Seattle U at Pepperdine, 7 p.m. 


San Jose State at San Francisco, 2 p.m. 

Texas State at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 7 p.m. 


Idaho at Washington, 1 p.m. 

Denver at Montana, 2 p.m. 

Louisiana Tech at LSU, 2 p.m. 


New Mexico at New Mexico State (AggieVision), 6:30 

p.m. 

UT Arlington at North Texas, 7 p.m. 

UC Irvine at Utah State, 7 p.m. 

Kennesaw State at Texas State, 6:30 p.m. 

Thursday, Dec. 20 

South Dakota at Utah State, noon 

Seattle U at Brigham Young, 3 p.m. 

Idaho at Gonzaga, 6 p.m. 

Denver at Colorado State, 7 p.m. 

UTSA at Rice, 7 p.m. 

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2012-13 COMPSITE SCHEDULE 


UMKC at New Mexico State, 6:30 p.m. 


Texas State at Houston, noon 

Oklahoma State at UT Arlington, 2 p.m. 

San Jose State at Cal State Fullerton, 3 p.m. 


*Seattle U at Idaho, 2 p.m. 

*Texas State at San Jose State, 2 p.m. 

*Louisiana Tech at Denver, 4 p.m. 

*UT Arlington at New Mexico State, 6:30 p.m. 

*UTSA at Utah State, 7 p.m. 

Monday, Dec. 31 

*UT Arlington at Denver, 2 p.m. 

*UTSA at San Jose State, 4 p.m. 

*Louisiana Tech at New Mexico State, 6:30 p.m. 

*Texas State at Utah State, 7 p.m. 

Thursday, Jan. 3 

*San Jose State at Idaho, 6 p.m. 

*Denver at Texas State, 6:30 p.m. 

*New Mexico State at UTSA, 7 p.m. 

*Utah State at Seattle U, 7 p.m. 

Saturday, Jan. 5 

*Utah State at Idaho, 2 p.m. 

*New Mexico State at Texas State, 2 p.m. 

*San Jose State at Seattle U, 4 p.m. 

*Denver at UTSA, 6 p.m. 

*UT Arlington at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 


*Seattle U at New Mexico State (AggieVision), 6:30 p.m. 

*Idaho at Denver, 7 p.m. 

*Texas State at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 

*UTSA at UT Arlington, 7 p.m. 

Saturday, Jan. 12 

*Utah State at San Jose State, 2 p.m. 

*Texas State at UT Arlington, 6 p.m. 

*Idaho at New Mexico State, 6:30 p.m. 

*UTSA at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 

Sunday, Jan. 13 

*Seattle U at Denver, 1 p.m. 


*Louisiana Tech at Idaho, 6 p.m. 

*Denver at San Jose State, 7 p.m. 

*New Mexico State at Utah State, 7 p.m. 

*UT Arlington at Seattle U, 7 p.m. 


*New Mexico State at San Jose State, 2 p.m. 

*UTSA at Texas State, 2 p.m. 

*UT Arlington at Idaho, 6 p.m. 

*Louisiana Tech at Seattle U, 7 p.m. 

*Denver at Utah State, 7 p.m. 


*Idaho at Texas State, 6:30 p.m. 

*San Jose State at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 

*Seattle U at UTSA, 7 p.m. 

*Utah State at UT Arlington, 7 p.m. 


*Seattle U at Texas State, 2 p.m. 

*New Mexico State at Denver, 4 p.m. 

*Idaho at UTSA, 6 p.m. 

*San Jose State at UT Arlington, 6 p.m. 

*Utah State at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 

Wednesday, Jan. 30 

Louisiana Tech at UALR, 7 p.m. 


*Texas State at New Mexico State (AggieVision), 6:30 

p.m. 

*UTSA at Denver, 7 p.m. 

*Idaho at Utah State, 7 p.m. 

*Seattle U at San Jose State, 7 p.m. 

Saturday, Feb. 2 

*Texas State at Denver, 1 p.m. 

*Idaho at San Jose State, 2 p.m. 

*Louisiana Tech at UT Arlington, 6 p.m. 

*UTSA at New Mexico State (AggieVision), 6:30 p.m. 

*Seattle U at Utah State, 7 p.m. 

Thursday, Feb. 7 

*New Mexico State at Idaho, 6 p.m. 

*UT Arlington at Texas State, 6:30 p.m. 

*Denver at Seattle U, 7 p.m. 

*Louisiana Tech at UTSA, 7 p.m. 


*Denver at Idaho, 2 p.m. 

*Louisiana Tech at Texas State, 2 p.m. 

*New Mexico State at Seattle U, 4 p.m. 

*UT Arlington at UTSA, 6 p.m. 

*San Jose State at Utah State, 7 p.m. 


*San Jose State at New Mexico State, 6:30 p.m. 

*Utah State at Denver, 7 p.m. 

*Idaho at UT Arlington, 7 p.m. 

*Seattle U at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 


*San Jose State at Denver, 4 p.m. 

*Texas State at UTSA, 4 p.m. 

*Seattle U at UT Arlington, 6 p.m. 

*Utah State at New Mexico State (AggieVision), 6:30 

p.m. 

*Idaho at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 

Wednesday, Feb. 20 

New Orleans at UT Arlington, noon 

Texas State at Houston Baptist, 7 p.m. 


CSU Bakersfi eld at New Mexico State, 4 p.m. 


*UTSA at Idaho, 6 p.m. 

*Louisiana Tech at Utah State, 7 p.m. 

*UT Arlington at San Jose State, 7 p.m. 

*Texas State at Seattle U, 7 p.m. 

Saturday, March 2 

*Texas State at Idaho, 6 p.m. 

*Denver at New Mexico State (AggieVision), 6:30 p.m. 

*UTSA at Seattle U, 7 p.m. 

*UT Arlington at Utah State, 7 p.m. 

*Louisiana Tech at San Jose State, 7 p.m. 

Thursday, March 7 

*Utah State at Texas State, 6:30 p.m. 

*Denver at UT Arlington, 7 p.m. 

*New Mexico State at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 

*San Jose State at UTSA, 7 p.m. 

Saturday, March 9 

*San Jose State at Texas State, 2 p.m. 

*Idaho at Seattle U, 4 p.m. 

*New Mexico State at UT Arlington, 6 p.m. 

*Utah State at UTSA, 6 p.m. 

*Denver at Louisiana Tech, 7 p.m. 


IDAHO VANDALS 

Location (Founded): Moscow, Idaho (1889) 

Enrollment: 11,636 

Colors: Silver and Vandal Gold 

Arena (Capacity): Cowan Spectrum (7,000) 

Press Row Phone: 208-885-0211 

LOUISIANA TECH LADY TECHSTERS 

Location (Founded): Ruston, LA (1894) 


Colors: Red and Blue 

Arena (Capacity): Thomas Assembly Center (8,000) 


NEW MEXICO STATE AGGIES 

Location (Founded): Las Cruces, NM (1888) 


Colors: Crimson and White 

Arena (Capacity): Pan American Center (18,596) 


SAN JOSE STATE SPARTANS 

Location (Founded): San Jose, Calif. (1857) 


Colors: Gold, White & Blue 

Arena (Capacity): The Event Center (5,000) 


SEATTLE REDHAWKS 

Location (Founded): Seattle, Wash. (1891) 


Colors: Red and White 

Arena (Capacity): Connolly Center (1,050) 


TEXAS-ARLINGTON MAVERICKS 

Location (Founded): Arlington, Texas (1959) 


Colors: Royal Blue, Orange and White 

Arena (Capacity): College Park Center (7,000) 


TEXAS SAN ANTONIO ROADRUNNERS 

Location (Founded): San Antonio, Texas (1969) 


Colors: Navy Blue, Orange, and White 

Arena (Capacity): Convocation Center (2,650) 


TEXAS STATE BOBCATS 

Location (Founded): San Marcos, Texas (1899) 


Colors: Maroon and Gold 

Arena (Capacity): Strahan Coliseum (7,200) 

Press Row Phone: 512-245-3370 

UTAH STATE AGGIES 

Location (Founded): Logan, Utah (1888) 


Colors: Navy Blue, White & Pewter 

Arena (Capacity): Dee Glen Spectrum (10,270) 



COACHING STAFF 

Head Coach: Jon Newlee 

Record at Idaho (seasons): 51-71 (4) 

Career Record: 144-153 (10) 

Assistant Coaches: Jordan Green, 

Christa Sanford, Kristi Zeller 


Head Coach: Teresa Weatherspoon 

Record at La. Tech (Seasons): 80-27 (5) 

Career Record: Same 

Assistant Coaches: David Caputo, Sara Carter, 

Courtney Simmons 


Head Coach: Mark Trakh 

Record at NMSU (seasons): 295-211 (17) 


Assistant Coaches: Tamara Inoue, 

Aarika Hughes, Stacey Nichols 


Head Coach: Tim La Kose 

Record at SJSU (Seasons): 11-19 (1) 


Assistant Coaches: Mandi Carver, 

Brannon Hays, Cecilia Russell-Nava 


Head Coach: Joan Bonvicini 

Record at SU (Seasons): 34-58 (3) 


Assistant Coaches: Kristen O’Neill, 

Dorena Bingham, Joy Hollingsworth 


Head Coach: Samantha Morrow 

Record at UT Arlington (Seasons): 71-78 (5) 


Assistant Coaches: Karen Blair, Kris Wood, 

Brian Raven 


Head Coach: Rae Rippetoe-Blair 

Record at USTA (Seasons): 200-159 (12) 


Assistant Coaches: Lubomyr Lichonczak, 

Deidra Johnson, KC Cowgill 


Head Coach: Zenarae Antoine 

Record at TSU (seasons): 17-14 (1) 


Assistant Coaches: Sue Serafi ni, 

Chandra Dorsey, Katie Paganelli 


Head Coach: Jerry Finkbeiner 

Record at USU (Seasons): 273-208 (15) 


Assistant Coaches: Robert Donaldson, 

Stu Sells, Micha Vandervort 


2011-12 Overall Record: 12-20 

SBC Record/Finish: 6-8/4th 

DU vs. Idaho Overall: 0-0 

DU vs. Idaho at H-A-N: H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-0 


2011-12 Overall Record: 24-8 

WAC Record/Finished: 15-1/1st 

DU vs. LATech. Overall: 0-4 

DU vs. LATech. at H-A-N: H: 0-1 ; A: 0-2 ; N: 0-1 



WAC Record/Finished: 3-11 

DU vs. NMS Overall: 5-5 

DU vs. NMS at H-A-N: H: 3-2 ; A: 2-3 ; N: 0-0 



WAC Record/Finished: 6-8/T-4th 

DU vs. SJSU Overall: 2-0 

DU vs. SJSU at H-A-N: H: 1-0 ; A: 1-0 ; N: 0-0 


2011-12 Overall Record: 20-12 

WAC Record/Finished: N/A 

DU vs. SU Overall: 1-1 

DU vs. SU at H-A-N: H: 0-0; A: 1-1; N: 0-0 



Southland Record/Finished: 5-11 

DU vs. UTA Overall: 0-1 

DU vs. UTA at H-A-N: H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-1 



Southland Record/Finished: 4-12/6th West 

DU vs. UTSA Overall: 1-1 

DU vs. UTSA at H-A-N: H: 0-0; A: 1-1; N: 0-0 



Southland Record/Finished: 8-8/6th 

DU vs. TSU Overall: 0-0 

DU vs. TSU at H-A-N: H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-0 



WAC Record/Finished: 11-3/2nd 

DU vs. USU Overall: 0-0 

DU vs. USU at H-A-N: H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-0 

WAC OPPONENTS 


Basketball SID: Nick Heidelberger 

Email: nheidelberger@idaho.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 208-885-0211 

Cell Phone: 208-596-1198 

Offi ce Fax: 208-885-0255 

Website: www.govandals.com 


Basketball SID: Malcom Butler 

Email: mbutler@latech.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 318-257-3144 

Cell Phone: 318-614-4513 

Offi ce Fax: 318-257-3757 

Website: www.latechsports.com 


Basketball SID: TBA 

Email: TBA 

Offi ce Phone: 575-646-3269 

Cell Phone: TBA 

Offi ce Fax: 575-646-2425 

Website: www.NMStateSports.com 


Basketball SID: Richard Stern 

Email: richard.stern@sjsu.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 408-924-1208 

Cell Phone: 408-318-8111 

Offi ce Fax: 408-924-1291 

Website: www.sjsuspartans.com 


Basketball SID: Mollie Hanke 

Email: hankem@seattleu.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 206-296-2490 

Cell Phone: 859-948-4472 

Offi ce Fax: 206-296-2154 

Website: www.GoSeattleU.com 


Basketball SID: Kristyna Mancias 

Email: kmancias@uta.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 817-272-2213 

Cell Phone: 956-648-1109 

Offi ce Fax: 17-272-2254 

Website: www.utamavs.com 


Basketball SID: Jordan Korphage 

Email: jordan.korphage@utsa.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 210-458-4930 

Cell Phone: 210-501-4006 

Offi ce Fax: 210-458-4569 

Website: www.goutsa.com 


Basketball SID: Rob Beuerlein 

Email: rb60@txstate.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 512-245-4692 

Cell Phone: 832-279-0327 

Offi ce Fax: 512-245-2967 

Website: www.txstatebobcats.com 


Basketball SID: Kara Fisher 

Email: kara.irging@usu.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 435-797-1361 

Cell Phone: 435-757-8184 

Offi ce Fax: 435-797-2615 

Website: www.utahstateaggies.com 

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NON CONFERENCE OPPONENTS 

AIR FORCE FALCONS 

Location (Founded): USAF Academy, Colo. (1954) 


Colors: Blue and Silver 

Arena (Capacity): Clune Arena (5,858) 


COLORADO BUFFS 

Location (Founded): Boulder, Colo. (1876) 


Colors: Silver, Gold and Black 

Arena (Capacity): Coors Events Center (11,064) 

Press Row Phone: 303-492-1552/4381 

COLORADO STATE RAMS 

Location (Founded): Fort Collins, Colo. (1870) 


Colors: Green and Gold 

Arena (Capacity): Moby Arena (8,745) 


MINNESOTA GOLDEN GOPHERS 

Location (Founded): Minneapolis, Minn. (1851) 


Colors: Maroon and Gold 

Arena (Capacity): Williams Arena (14,625) 

Press Row Phone: 612-626-1308 

MONTANA GRIZZLIES 

Location (Founded): Missoula, Mont. (1893) 


Colors: Maroon and Silver 

Arena (Capacity): Dahlberg Arena (7,200) 


MONTANA STATE BOBCATS 

Location (Founded): Bozeman, Mont. (1893) 


Colors: Maroon and Silver 

Arena (Capacity): Worthington Arena (5,949) 


NORTHERN COLORADO BEARS 

Location (Founded): Greeley, Colo. 

Enrollment: 12,148 

Colors: Blue and Gold 

Arena (Capacity): Butler-Hancock Sports 

Pavillion (2,955) 


OREGON DUCKS 

Location (Founded): Eugene,Ore. (1876) 


Colors: Thunder Green and Lightening Yellow 

Arena (Cap.): Matthew Knight Arena (12,541) 

Press Row Phone: 541-346-4496/4497 

UC-IRVINE ANTEATERS 

Location (Founded): Irvine, Calif. (1965) 


Colors: Blue and Gold 

Arena (Capacity): Bren Events Center (5,000) 


UTAH UTES 

Location (Founded): Salt Lake City, Utah (1850) 


Colors: Crimson and White 

Arena (Capacity): Jon M. Huntsman Center (15,000) 


WYOMING COWGIRLS 

Location (Founded): Laramie, Wyo. (1886) 


Colors: Brown and Gold 

Arena (Capacity): Arena Auditorium (15,028) 



Head Coach: Andrea Williams 

Record at AF (seasons): 15-46 (2) 


Assistant Coaches: Yolisha Jackson, Tom 

Mosca, Shay Robinson, Stephanie Schueler 


Head Coach: Linda Lappe 

Record at CU (seasons): 39-30 (2) 


Assistant Coaches: Jennie Baranczyk, 

Jonas Chatterton, LaTonya Watson 


Head Coach: Kristen Holt 

Record at CSU (seasons): 50-71 (4) 


Assistant Coaches: Dick Lien, Taylor Steven 


Head Coach: Pam Borton 

Record at Minn. (Seasons): 196-125 (10) 


Assistant Coaches: Curtis Lloyd, Ted Riverso, 

Kelly Roysland 


Head Coach: Robin Selvig 

Record at UM (Seasons): 774-247 (33) 


Assistant Coaches: Annette Rocheleau, Shannon 

Schweyen, Trish Duce 


Head Coach: Tricia Binford 

Record at UM (seasons): 103-106 (7) 


Assistant Coaches: Amy Starr, Mandy Close, 

Kelle Barney 


Head Coach: Jaime White 

Record at UNC (seasons): 82-90 (6) 


Assistant Coaches: Ryan Johnson, 

Anna Bateman, Dina Piterniece 


Head Coach: Paul Westhead 

Record at UO (seasons): 46-49 (3) 


Assistant Coaches: Shandrika Lee, 

Dan Muscatell, Bianca Ziemann 


Head Coach: Doug Oliver 

Record at UCI (Seasons): 0-0 (0) 

Career Record: 0-0 

Assistant Coaches: Annie Mai, 

Michelle Augustavo, Lauren Bowie 


Head Coach: Anthony Leverets 

Record at Utah (Seasons): 34-33 (2) 


Assistant Coaches: Velida Harris, Matt Legerski, 

Willette White 


Head Coach: Joe Legerski 

Record at WYO (seasons): 184-99 (9) 


Assistant Coaches: Gerald Mattinson, 

Kristin Becker, Katie Kern 



MWC Record/Finish: 1-13/8th 

DU vs. AF Overall: 32-22 

DU vs. AF at H-A-N: H: 19-8; A: 11-13; N: 2-1 



Pac-12 Record/Finished: 6-12/10th 

DU vs. CU Overall: 2-5 

DU vs. CU at H-A-N: H: 2-1; A: 0-4; N: 0-0 



MWC Record/Finished: 9-5/T-3rd 

DU vs. CSU Overall: 8-14 

DU vs. CSU at H-A-N: H: 5-5; A: 3-9; N: 0-0 



Big Ten Record/Finished: 6-10/8th 

DU vs. Minn. Overall: 2-0 

DU vs. Minn. at H-A-N: H: 1-0; A: 0-0; N: 1-0 



Big Sky Record/Finished: 9-7/5th 

DU vs. UM Overall: 1-3 

DU vs. UM at H-A-N: H: 1-1; A: 0-2; N: 0-0 



Big Sky Record/Finish: 10-6 (3rd) 

DU vs. UM Overall: 4-1 

DU vs. UM at H-A-N: H: 2-0; A: 1-1; N: 1-0 


2011-12 Overall Record: 20-12 

Big Sky Record/Finished: 11-5/2nd 

DU vs. UNC Overall: 21-21 

DU vs. UNC at H-A-N: H: 10-12; A: 10-9; N: 1-0 



Pac 12 Record/Finished: 7-11/9th 

DU vs. UO Overall: 1-1 

DU vs. UO at H-A-N: H: 1-0; A: 0-1; N: 0-0 



Big West Record/Finished: 9-7/T-3rd 

DU vs. UCI Overall: -- 

DU vs. UCI at H-A-N: H: --; A: --; N: -- 



Pac-12 Record/Finished: 8-10/T-7th 

DU vs. Utah Overall: --- 

DU vs. Utah at H-A-N: H: --; A: --; N: -- 



MWC Record/Finished: 12-4/3rd 

DU vs. WYO Overall: 3-15 

DU vs. WYO at H-A-N: H: 2-6; A: 1-9; N: 0-0 


Basketball SID: Melissa Mckeown 

Email: melissa.mckeown@usafa.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 719-333-9025 

Cell Phone: 719-331-8321 

Offi ce Fax: 719-333-3798 

Website: www.GoAirForceFalcons.com 


Basketball SID: Troy Andre 

Email: troy.andre@colorado.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 303-492-4672 

Cell Phone: 303-903-3654 

Offi ce Fax: 303-492-3811 

Website: www.CUBuff s.com 


Basketball SID: Danielle Marshall 

Email: Danielle.Marshall@colostate.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 970-491-6494 

Cell Phone: 970-980-7353 

Offi ce Fax: 970-491-1348 

Website:www.CSURams.com 


Basketball SID: Sara Turcotte 

Email: starasew@umn.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 612-624-1023 

Cell Phone: 612-910-2564 

Offi ce Fax: 612-625-0359 

Website: www.gophersports.com 


Basketball SID: Joel Carlson 

Email: joel.carlson@mso.umt.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 406-243-5414 

Cell Phone: 406-370-9669 

Offi ce Fax: 406-243-6859 

Website: www.MontanaGrizzlies.com 


Basketball SID: Tom Schulz 

Email: tsculz@msubobcats.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 406-994-5130 

Cell Phone: 406-580-6786 

Offi ce Fax: 

Website: www.MSUBobcats.com 


Basketball SID: Heather Kennedy 

Email: heather.kennedy@unco.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 970-351-1065 

Cell Phone: 970-978-0675 

Offi ce Fax: 970-351-1995 

Website: www.uncbears.com 


Basketball SID: Andria Wenzel 

Email: awenzel@uoregon.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 541-346-0962 

Cell Phone: 541-335-9158 

Offi ce Fax: 541-346-5449 

Website: www.GoDucks.com 


Basketball SID: Stacey Shackleford 

Email: saking@uci.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 949-824-7350 

Cell Phone: 949-751-7807 

Offi ce Fax: N/A 

Website: www.ucirvinesports.com 


Basketball SID: Brook Frederickson 

Email: bfrederickson@huntsman.utah.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 801-571-8302 

Cell Phone: 801-493-9254 

Offi ce Fax: 801-581-4358 

Web site: www.utahutes.com 


Basketball SID: Amy Dambro 

Email: montross@uwyo.edu 

Offi ce Phone: 307-766-2269 

Cell Phone: 307-760-1736 

Offi ce Fax: 307-766-2346 

Website: www.wyomingathletics.com 


PIONEER HISTORY 

1969-70 

Pioneer women’s basketball competition begins 

as a club sport under head coach Helen McCall. 

1974-75 

Denver recognizes fi ve women’s sports at the 

varsity level; Member of the Intermountain 

Athletic Conference and the AIAW; Heidi 

Weishaupt continues as head coach. 

1975-76 

Dr. Barbara Breeding named head coach. 

1976-77 

First women’s basketball scholarships awarded; 

Team goes undefeated in 12 home games; Karla 

Kramer collects a school-record 23 rebounds 

against Colorado School of Mines. 

1977-78 

Denver advances to AIAW regional tournament. 

1978-79 

Bernie Barras takes over as head coach; team 

sets a record with 76 rebounds against Colorado 

Women’s College; Denver qualifi es for AIAW 

regional tournament. 

1979-80 

Denver advances to second round of regional 

championships; Tania Ford tallies a school-record 

40 points against Eastern New Mexico; Linda 

Raunig fi nishes her career by becoming one of 

the most prolifi c scorers and rebounders in school 

history (1,914 points and 955 rebounds). 

1980-81 

Denver advances to AIAW regional tournament 

for fourth consecutive season; Kathy Slattery 

dished out a school-record 13 assists against 

Mesa State; Cindy Bushman records 10 steals 

against Northern Colorado. 

Summer 1982 

AIAW disbanded; Denver joins the NCAA-affi liated 

Continental Divide Conference. 

1983-84 

Denver hosts Continental Divide Conference 

Tournament. 

1984-85 

Bruce Casagrande begins one-year stint as head 

coach; former Denver standout Cindy Bushman 

named assistant coach. 

1985-86 

Renee Bailey-Phoenix takes over head coaching 

reigns; Anayansi Ricketts becomes Pioneers’ fi rst 

women’s basketball District VII All-American; 

Ricketts also the CDC Player of the Year. 

1986-87 

Dianne Mackley named to Second- Team 

Academic All-CDC. 

1987-88 

Three-point fi eld goal established. 

1989-90 

Tracey Sheehan named head coach; Pioneers join 

Colorado Athletic Conference. 

1991-92 

Team scores a school record 109 points against 

Northeast Missouri State (12/30/91); Pioneers 

fi nish season with best-ever 11-3 road record; 

Brooke Benson named school’s Outstanding 

Senior Athlete. 

1992-93 

Pioneers smash nine records en route to school’s 

fi rst CAC title and fi rst-ever bid to the Division II 

NCAA tournament, fi nishing with a 24-4 record 

and a perfect 14-0 conference mark; Kristi Burns 

named Colorado Woman of the Year, CAC Player 

of the Year and Denver Female Athlete of the Year; 

Tracey Sheehan named CAC Coach of the Year; 

Heather Holter becomes school leader in assists 

(427) and steals (255). 

1993-94 

Denver hammers Concordia (Neb.), 93-29, to set 

record for margin of victory; Pioneers’ CAC win 

streak ends at 31 with 68-59 loss to Metro State 

in fi nal regular-season conference game; Jen 

Masters pours in 540 points to break 16-year-old 

record for points in a single season and wins CAC 

Player of the Year honors; Tracey Sheehan repeats 

as CAC Coach of the Year; Linda Raunig’s jersey is 

retired at game against Regis in January. 

1994-95 

Kelly Cobb becomes fi rst Denver player to be 

named to the All-North Central Region team; for 

the second time in school history, Pioneers earn 

trip to the Division II NCAA tournament after 

upsetting Metro State in the CAC Tournament 

fi nals. 

1995-96 

First-year coach Pam Tanner named CAC Coach 

of the Year; Kelly Cobb named NCAA Woman of 

the Year for Colorado; Sara Fadenrecht named 

to the All-North Central Region First Team; Cobb 

receives an NCAA Post-graduate Scholarship. 

Summer 1996 

Denver announces move to NCAA Division I; 

joins the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference 

as an affi liate during two years of Division I 

probationary status. 

1996-97 

Denver fi nished 25th among NCAA Division II 

schools in scoring defense, allowing an average 

of 59.3 points per game. 

1997-98 

Sara Fadenrecht ends her career as the school’s 

leader in games played (115), three-point fi eld 


goals made (131), three-point fi eld goal attempts 

(423) and rebounds (1,060). Pioneers notch wins 

over NCAA Division I opponents Radford and Air 

Force; Michaela Pavlickova ties a school record 

with 10 blocked shots against Air Force. 

1998-99 

Denver competes as a full NCAA Division I 

member; fi rst win as a Division I program on Nov. 

16 vs. Air Force; team fi nishes 14th in Division I 

in scoring defense, yielding just 58.9 points per 

game; Michaela Pavlickova ranked sixth in the 

nation in blocked shots per game. 

1999-2000 

Denver plays fi rst season in the Sun Belt 

Conference and fi nishes third; Pam Tanner named 

Coach of the Year and Michaela Pavlickova named 

First-Team All-Conference. 

2000-01 

Denver earns fi rst-ever bid to the Division I NCAA 

Tournament just three years after moving to 

Division I; Pioneers tie the school record for wins 

with a 24-7 slate and won the West Division of 

the Sun Belt Conference with a 14-2 league mark; 

head coach Pam Tanner named the SBC Coach 

of the Year; Micheala Pavlickova named the SBC 

Player of the Year 

and Nikki Weddle 

named the SBC 

Newcomer of the 

Year; Pavlickova 

b e c o m e s 

Denver’s fi rst 

District VII All- 

American in 

Division I and the 

fi rst to be drafted 

into the WNBA 

(she was the 24th 

overall pick by 

the Utah Starzz). 

2001-02 

Head coach Pam Tanner earns her 100th career 

coaching victory with a 70-50 victory over 

Southwest Missouri State Dec. 18; Nikki Weddle 

named First-Team All-Sun Belt Conference, and 

Melissa Garcia named honorable mention; Denver 

records its third consecutive winning season with 

a 16-13 overall slate. 

2002-03 

Ashley Atkinson named honorable mention 

All-Sun Belt Conference and Verizon Academic 

All-District; she completes her career as the 

13th all-time leading scorer in Pioneer women’s 

basketball history with 1,127 points; captures the 

career (244) and season (74) three-point records; 

Denver plays in the Hawaiian Airlines Rainbow 

Wahine Classic Tournament for the fi rst time and 

faced defending national champion Connecticut 

in the fi rst game. 


2003-04 

Senior forward Stephanie Hart captained the 

Pioneers to the Sun Belt Conference Tournament 

where they defeated No. 1 seeded South Alabama 

in the fi rst round. Former Pioneer Misa Pavlickova 

played in the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, 

Greece for her home country, the Czech Republic. 

2005-06 

Denver fi nishes second in the West Division of 

the Sun Belt Conference with a overall record 

of 15-13 and 8-7 within the SBC; senior Venice 

Adams earns third-team All-Sun Belt Conference 

honors, becoming the fi rst Pioneer to receive allconference 

accolades since Ashley Aktinson was 

named Honorable Mention in 2003. 

Summer 2006 

Micheala “Misa” Pavlickova became the newest 

women’s basketball player to be inducted into 

the University of Denver Athletic Hall of Fame. 

Pavlickova received the nod in her fi rst year of 

eligibility for hall of fame status. 

2006-07 

Pioneers record fi rst 20-plus win season since 

2000-01, advancing to the semi fi nals of the SBC 

tournament. Tyesha Lowery sets school singleseason 

steals record (89). 

April 2008 

Erik Johnson was named the Pioneers’ eighth 

women’s basketball head coach on April 30, 2008, 

taking over a program that had recorded an 11-19 

overall record the previous season. Johnson came 

to DU after serving as an assistant coach at Boston 

College for three seasons. 

2008-09 

DU fi nished the season with a 16-15 overall mark 

and a 10-6 mark in SBC action under fi rst-year 

head coach Erik Johnson. Highlights of the season 

included Denver’s fi rst-ever win over Western 

Kentucky, (66-50), a 19-block performance against 

Arkansas State (1/7/09) that tied an NCAA record, 

and a trip to the semifi nals of the SBC Tournament. 

Individually, freshman Kaetlyn Murdoch (Temple, 

Texas) was named SBC Freshman of the Year 

after fi nishing the season averaging 9.7 points, 

6.6 rebounds and 2.3 blocks per game, ranking 

her 27th in the nation. She also became the 

fi rst freshman in 

NCAA DI history 

to record 13 

blocks in a game 

(Arkansas State, 

1/7/09), setting 

a new DU and 

SBC record, while 

becoming just 

the sixth person 

in NCAA history 

to fi nished 

with such a 

performance. 


2009-10 

The Pioneers fi nished with an 18-13 overall 

record, and went 12-6 in SBC play in the second 

year under head coach Erik Johnson’s leadership. 

The Pioneers 48.2 percent fi eld-goal percentage 

ranked third in the nation. Individually, 

sophomore Kaetlyn Murdoch was named First- 

Team All-SBC after leading the conference in 

fi eld-goal percentage and blocked shots, while 

fi nishing third in scoring. Junior Britteni Rice 

was named Second-Team All-SBC after leading 

the conference in free-throw percentage and 

fi nishing sixth in scoring. 

2010-11 

DU fi nished the season 19-12, the most wins 

since coach Johnson’s tenure began in 2008. 

After compiling an 11-5 record in the Sun Belt 

Conference and fi nishing second in the West 

Division, the Pioneers were awarded a bid to 

the Women’s National Invitation Tournament, 

Denver’s fi rst post-season berth since Pam 

Turner’s 2000-01 Pioneer squad went to the NCAA 

Tournament. Despite their late-season push, the 

Pioneers were unable to overcome a senior-laden 

BYU team and fell 75-60 in the fi rst round of the 

WNIT. The Pioneers’ most noted win of the season 

was a 70-65 victory over No. 23 Vanderbilt on 

December 5. 1,614 fans were on hand at Magness 

as the Pioneers earned their fi rst win over a top-25 

opponent in program history. Individually, Britteni 

Rice, Kaetlyn Murdoch and Brianna Culberson 

joined ellite company as they each surpassed the 

1,000 career point mark. 

2011-12 

The Pioneers fi nished the season 19-12 overall 

and 11-5 during conference play in the program’s 

fi nal season in the Sun Belt Conference. Despite 

having only one true senior on the roster, coach 

Johnson orchestrated the program’s second 

straight 19-win season including back-to-back 

victories over BCS foes Minnesota and Oregon. 

The Pioneers’ also achieved their fi rst victory over 

2011-12 SBC West Division Champion Arkansas 

Little-Rock in over four years and recorded the 

program’s 600th all-time victory. The season 

culminated in a second-place fi nish in the SBC 

West Division and a second-consecutive fi rst 

round bye in the SBC Championships. 

April 2012 

Kerry Cremeans is 

introduced as the 

program’s ninth 

head coach since 

its inception in 

1974. Cremeans 

spent eight 

seasons at Auburn 

as an assistant/ 

associate head 

coach. 

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AWARDS AND HONORS 

DU Female Athlete of the Year 

1994 - Jenn Masters 

NCAA Division II District VII All-American 

1986 - Anayansi Ricketts 

NCAA Division II All-North Central Region 

1996 - Sara Fadenrecht 

1995 - Kelly Cobb 

NCAA Colorado Woman of the Year 

1996 - Kelly Cobb 

Colorado Sportswoman of the Year 

1993 - Kristi Burns 

2010 - Kaetlyn Murdoch 

Colorado Athletic Conference Player of the Year 

1994 - Jen Masters 

1993 - Kristi Burns 

Colorado Athletic Conference Coach of the Year 

1996 - Pam Tanner 

1994 - Tracey Sheehan 

1993 - Tracey Sheehan 

Sun Belt Cconference Coach of the Year 



Sun Belt Cconference Player of the Year 

2001 - Michaela Pavlickova 

Sun Belt Cconference Newcomer of the Year 

2001 - Nikki Weddle 

Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year 

2009 – Kaetlyn Murdoch 

First Team All-Sun Belt Conference 

2010, 11, 12 - Kaetlyn Murdoch 

2002 - Nikki Weddle 

2000, 2001 - Michaela Pavlickova 

Second Team All-Sun Belt Conference 

2010, 11 - Britteni Rice 

2011 - Brianna Culberson 

2012 - Emiko Smith 

Sun Belt Conference Honorable Mention 

2003 - Ashley Atkinson 

2002 - Melissa Garcia 

Division I All-American 

2001 - Michaela Pavlickova; (Women’s Basketball Journal Fifth 

Team, The Associated Press Honorable Mention) 

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES 

linda RAUNIG 

Class of 1996 

• Played for the Pioneers from 1977-80. 

• Led her team to two 20-win seasons and a berth in the 

AIAW Regional Tournament in 1979-80. 

• The only athlete in Denver history to have her number 

retired. 

• Raunig still ranks among the Pioneer career leaders in 

games played, fi eld goals made, fi eld goals attempted, 

fi eld-goal percentage, free throws made, free throws 

attempted, free-throw percentage, rebounds, rebound 

average, points and scoring average. 

tracey SHEEHAN 


• Had an illustrious career as the head coach of the University 

of Denver women’s basketball program. 

• During her six-year tenure from 1989-1995, the Pioneers 

won 113 games, recorded three 20-win seasons, 

and made two trips to the NCAA Division II tournament. 

• Sheehan was twice named Colorado Athletic Conference 

Coach of the Year and led Denver to its fi rst-ever 

CAC title in 1992-93, a year in which the Pioneers posted 

a school-best 24-4 record. 

anne TAYLOR HOSKINSON 


• Participated in the fi rst season of women’s intercollegiate 

varsity competition at the University of Denver. 

• She was one of several women to encourage Denver 

to add basketball to the original fi ve women’s sports 

teams started in 1974. 

• Named one of the top-10 women athletes of the year 

in 1975 by WomenSports magazine. 

• Was a two-sport athlete (women’s basketball and fi eld 

hockey) and was named MVP of the fi eld hockey team 

in 1974. 

michaela “misa” PAVLICKOVA 

class of 2006 

• Played for the Pioneers from 1998-01, seeing its transition 

into the NCAA DI ranks. 

• Member of the 2001 NCAA Tournament team. 

• Named SBC Player of the Year, two-time First-Team All-SBC 

and became DU’s fi rst All-American in women’s basketball. 

• First women’s basketball player selected in WNBA draft. 

• Played for her native Czech Republic in the 2004 Olympics. 

• Named to the SBC’s All-Time Women’s Basketball Team. 

sara FADENRECHT 

class of 2010 

• Is the only male or female Denver basketball player to 

amass over 1,800 points and 1,000 rebounds. 

• The four-year letterwinner and two-time All-Colorado 

Athletic First-Team member (1995-96) ranks fi rst alltime 

in the Denver women’s basketball record book for 

rebounds (1,060); second in points (1,826), free throws 

made (405) and scoring average (15.9); fi fth in threepointers 

made (131) and tied for 10th in games played 

(115). 


1. Linda Raunig - 1,901 Points 

Year GP FG FGA FT FTA 3FG FGA Pts PPG 

1977 25 189 364 68 97 0 0 446 17.8 

1978 29 187 367 123 157 0 0 497 17.1 

1979 28 179 342 103 132 0 0 461 16.5 

1980 29 189 367 119 148 0 0 497 17.1 

Totals 111 744 1440 413 534 0 0 1,901 17.1 

2. Sara Fadenrecht - 1,826 Points 


1994 5 8 34 12 23 0 1 28 5.6 

1995 29 142 317 71 93 22 60 377 13.0 

1996 28 189 402 127 175 34 98 539 19.3 

1997 26 164 435 110 149 45 153 483 18.6 

1998 23 142 360 85 118 30 111 399 14.8 

Totals 116 645 1548 405 558 131 423 1,826 15.9 

3. Kaetlyn Murdoch - 1,1810 Points 


2008 31 126 215 48 79 0 0 300 9.7 

2009 31 209 334 73 113 0 1 491 15.8 

2010 31 203 343 100 122 0 0 506 16.3 

2011 31 206 387 101 140 0 0 513 16.5 

Totals 124 744 1279 322 454 0 1 1810 14.6 

4. Tammy Baca - 1,651 Points 


1990 28 150 366 58 79 9 31 367 13.1 

1991 28 195 509 94 126 22 80 506 18.1 

1992 28 165 380 71 89 10 45 411 14.7 

1993 28 148 321 44 62 27 86 367 13.1 

Totals 112 658 1576 267 356 68 242 1,651 14.7 

5. Tania Ford - 1,595 Points 


1980 33 223 483 32 67 0 0 478 14.5 

1981 27 234 532 16 23 0 1 484 17.9 

1982 26 186 415 31 51 0 0 403 15.5 

1983 21 105 249 20 37 0 0 230 11.1 

Totals 107 748 1679 99 178 0 1 1595 14.9 

6. Heather Holter - 1,524 Points 


1990 28 121 312 56 77 11 45 309 11.0 

1991 28 159 346 69 93 9 40 396 14.1 

1992 28 171 356 107 135 2 17 451 16.1 

1993 28 145 301 66 87 12 42 368 13.1 


7. Michaela Pavlickova - 1,455 Points 


1998 27 88 195 28 43 2 6 206 7.6 

1999 27 156 357 49 63 13 35 374 13.9 

2000 27 147 346 50 71 7 25 351 13.0 

2001 30 223 430 67 83 11 29 524 17.5 

Totals 111 614 1328 194 260 33 95 1,455 13.1 

8. Cindy Quincy - 1,341 Points 


1987 28 68 140 48 80 0 0 184 6.6 

1988 28 118 261 81 122 0 0 317 11.3 

1989 29 172 337 97 143 0 1 441 15.2 

1990 28 158 326 82 139 1 2 399 14.3 

Totals 113 516 1064 308 484 1 3 1,341 11.9 

9. Michelle Studer - 1,303 Points 


1986 28 61 159 33 49 0 0 155 5.5 

1987 28 128 294 47 55 0 0 303 10.8 

1988 27 168 379 55 68 60 153 451 16.7 

1989 29 159 396 38 47 38 91 394 13.6 

Totals 112 516 1228 173 219 98 244 1,303 11.6 


10. Britteni Rice - 1,283 Points 


2007 28 27 60 19 23 8 41 81 2.9 

2008 29 113 274 85 101 26 79 337 11.6 

2009 30 134 329 126 154 42 120 436 14.5 

2010 31 132 327 94 116 71 158 429 13.8 

Totals 118 406 1020 324 394 147 398 1283 10.9 

11. Melissa Garcia - 1,274 Points 


1998 6 14 51 8 12 9 29 45 7.5 

1999 26 111 306 31 42 56 184 309 11.9 

2000 26 88 285 52 66 44 157 272 10.5 

2001 31 122 298 40 51 65 167 349 11.3 

2002 29 106 274 34 49 53 160 299 10.3 

Totals 118 441 1214 165 220 227 697 1,274 10.8 

12. Kristi Burns - 1,232 Points 


1990 27 67 127 34 55 0 0 168 6.2 

1991 27 94 173 43 59 1 1 232 8.6 

1992 28 167 338 80 98 0 0 414 14.8 

1993 28 175 335 68 91 0 0 418 14.9 

Totals 110 503 973 225 303 1 1 1,232 11.2 

13. Brianna Culberson - 1,172 Points 


2006 31 54 119 17 30 12 36 137 4.4 

2008 28 64 169 35 49 8 40 171 6.1 

2009 31 156 294 82 104 26 59 420 13.5 

2010 31 171 329 71 81 31 80 444 14.3 

Totals 121 445 911 205 264 77 215 1172 9.7 

14. Karla Kramer - 1,159 Points 


1977 23 121 313 27 46 0 0 269 11.7 

1978 26 132 315 57 100 0 0 321 12.4 

1979 30 172 365 63 96 0 0 407 13.6 

1980 32 63 172 36 55 0 0 162 5.0 

Totals 111 488 1165 183 297 0 0 1,159 10.4 

15. Kelly Cobb - 1,148 Points 


1993 28 67 141 32 57 0 0 166 5.9 

1994 28 129 260 57 101 0 0 315 11.3 

1995 28 178 352 64 112 0 0 420 15.0 

1996 28 108 210 31 54 0 0 247 8.8 


16. Micki Singer - 1,136 Points 


1982 16 49 119 20 30 0 0 118 7.4 

1983 21 78 195 28 44 0 0 184 8.8 

1984 26 162 343 69 94 0 0 393 15.1 

1985 27 177 383 87 130 0 0 441 16.3 

Totals 90 466 1040 204 298 0 0 1,136 12.6 

17. Ashley Atkinson - 1,127 Points 


2000 27 92 237 19 26 63 166 266 9.9 

2001 31 90 266 25 33 42 147 247 8.0 

2002 28 103 283 22 30 65 171 293 10.5 

2003 30 114 287 19 28 74 190 321 10.7 

Totals 116 399 1073 85 117 244 674 1,127 9.7 

18. Jennifer Masters - 1,116 Points 


1992 28 124 260 51 83 0 0 299 10.7 

1993 28 120 231 37 67 0 0 277 9.9 

1994 28 211 435 118 159 0 0 540 19.3 

Totals 84 455 926 206 309 0 0 1,116 13.3 

19. Sara Benham - 1,053 Points 


2005 28 65 176 44 79 0 2 174 6.2 

2006 27 111 296 35 55 14 40 271 10.0 

2007 31 117 292 41 55 16 52 291 9.4 

2008 30 131 307 43 59 12 38 317 10.6 

Totals 116 424 1071 163 248 42 132 1,053 9.1 

CAREER SCORING LEADERS 

20. Annie Ricketts - 1,036 Points 


1983 19 21 50 8 19 0 0 48 2.5 

1984 25 101 211 48 69 0 0 250 10.0 

1985 27 96 202 46 63 0 0 238 8.8 

1986 28 205 383 90 118 0 0 500 17.9 

Totals 99 423 846 192 269 0 0 1,036 10.5 

21. Tasha Jones - 1,026 Points 


2002 29 44 119 16 24 12 40 116 4.0 

2003 29 109 301 40 66 28 99 286 9.9 

2004 29 136 350 43 63 39 139 354 12.2 

2005 25 90 275 53 76 37 118 270 10.8 


22. Dianne Mackley - 983 Points 


1986 28 33 89 23 39 0 0 89 3.2 

1987 28 166 377 71 127 0 0 403 14.4 

1988 28 153 370 52 88 2 2 360 12.9 

1989 28 51 110 29 45 0 0 131 4.7 

Totals 112 403 946 175 299 2 2 983 8.8 

23. Tyesha Lowery - 886 Points 


2002 24 13 37 9 17 2 12 37 1.5 

2004 28 74 177 24 46 11 35 183 6.5 

2005 1 3 6 0 0 0 1 6 6.0 

2006 28 113 289 43 66 14 58 283 10.1 

2007 31 153 343 55 71 16 48 377 12.2 

Totals 112 356 852 131 200 43 154 886 7.9 

24. Janna Steige - 844 Points 


1981 28 158 322 75 109 0 0 391 14.0 

1982 26 176 327 101 141 0 0 453 17.4 

Totals 54 334 649 176 250 0 0 844 15.6 

25. Sherianne Southworth - 813 Points 


1986 28 36 99 16 25 0 0 88 3.1 

1987 28 86 209 39 55 0 0 211 7.5 

1988 28 85 227 38 54 44 104 252 9.0 

1989 29 96 288 36 50 34 93 262 9.0 

Totals 113 303 823 129 184 78 197 813 7.2 

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INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS 

GAMES PLAYED 

1 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2008-12) 124 

2 Brianna Culberson (2006-11) 121 

3 Nnenna Akotaobi (2005-09) 120 

t4 Britteni Rice (2007-11) 118 

t4 Melissa Garcia (1998-02) 118 

t4 Sarah Cyran (2001-05) 118 

7 Brooke Meyer (2004-08) 117 

t8 Ashley Atkinson (1999-03) 116 

t8 Sara Benham (2004-08) 116 

t10 Sara Fadenrecht (1994-98) 115 

t10 Dee Dee McGennis (1978-82) 115 

POINTS 

1 Linda Raunig (1976-80) 1,901 

2 Sara Fadenrecht (1994-98) 1,826 

3 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2008-12) 1,810 

4 Tammy Baca (1989-93) 1,651 

5 Tania Ford (1979-83) 1,595 

6 Heather Holter (1989-93) 1,524 

7 Michaela Pavlickova (1997-01) 1,455 

8 Cindy Quincy (1986-90) 1,341 

9 Michelle Studer (1985-89) 1,303 

10 Britteni Rice (2007-11) 1,283 

SCORING AVERAGE (min. 30 games) 

1 Linda Raunig (1976-80) 17.1 

2 Sara Fadenrecht (1994-98) 15.9 

3 Janna Steige (1980-82) 15.6 

4 Tania Ford (1979-83) 14.9 

5 Tammy Baca (1989-93) 14.7 

6 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2008-12) 14.6 

7 Heather Holter (1989-93) 13.6 

8 Jen Masters (1991-94) 13.3 

9 Stacy Howard (1993-96) 13.2 

10 Michaela Pavlickova (1997-01) 13.1 

FIELD GOALS MADE 

1 Tania Ford (1979-83) 748 

t2 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2008-12) 744 

t2 Linda Raunig (1976-80) 744 

4 Tammy Baca (1989-93) 658 

5 Sara Fadenrecht (1994-98) 645 

6 Michaela Pavlickova (1997-01) 614 

7 Heather Holter (1989-93) 596 

8 Kelly Cobb (1992-96) 563 

t9 Cindy Quincy (1986-90) 516 

t9 Michelle Studer (1985-89) 516 

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 

1 Tania Ford (1979-83) 1,697 

2 Tammy Baca (1989-93) 1,576 


4 Linda Raunig (1976-80) 1,440 

5 Heather Holter (1989-93) 1,315 

6 Michaela Pavlickova (1997-01) 1,313 

7 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2008-12) 1,279 

8 Michelle Studer (1985-89) 1,228 

9 Melissa Garcia (1998-02) 1,214 

10 Ashley Atkinson (1999-03) 1,073 

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 200 atts.) 

1 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2008-12) .603 (538-892) 

2 Annetter Walters (1983-85) .567 (233-411) 

3 Sara Bents (2005-09) .556 (148-266) 

4 Beth Jacobson (1990-93) .551 (190-345) 

5 Susan Pearce (1983-86) .547 (345-631) 

6 Robin Bellerson (1990-92) .527 (117-222) 

t7 Kristi Burns (1989-93) .517 (503-973) 

t7 Linda Raunig (1976-80) .517 (744-1,440) 

9 Janna Steige (1980-82) .515 (334-649) 

10 Karen Steele (1981-85) .510 (153-300) 


1 Ashley Atkinson (1999-03) 244 

2 Melissa Garcia (1998-02) 227 

3 Brooke Meyer (2004-08) 160 

4 Britteni Rice (2007-11) 147 


6 Andie Mason (2005-09) 123 

7 Tasha Jones (2001-05) 116 

t8 Michelle Studer (1985-89) 98 

t8 Stacy Howard (1993-96) 98 

10 Ragan Neblett (2000-04) 88 

THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 



3 Brooke Meyer (2004-08) 518 



6 Tasha Jones (2001-05) 396 

7 Andie Mason (2005-09) 354 

8 Stacy Howard (1993-96) 306 

9 Ragan Neblett (2000-04) 288 

10 Jenna Cole (2005-07) 259 

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 40 atts.) 

1 Michelle Studer (1985-89) .402 (98-244) 

2 Sherrianne Southworth (1985-89) .396 (78-197) 

3 Kim Schmid (1993-96) .394 (50-127) 

4 Celena Otero (2007-09) .380 (52-137) 

5 Kaitlyn King (2003-04) .376 (32-85) 

6 Nikki Weddle (2000-02) .374 (76-203) 

7 Britteni Rice (2007-11) .369 (147-398) 

8 Emiko Smith (2009-pres.) .366 (56-153) 

9 Ashley Atkinson (1999-03) .362 (244-674) 

10 Brianna Culberson (2006-11) .358 (77-215) 

FREE THROWS MADE 

1 Linda Raunig (1976-80) 413 



4 Cindy Quincy (1986-90) 308 


6 Kristi Burns (1989-93) 225 

7 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2008-12) 221 

8 Nikki Weddle (2000-02) 216 

9 Jen Masters (1991-94) 206 

10 Brianna Culberson (2006-11) 205 

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 


2 Linda Raunig (1976-80) 534 

3 Cindy Quincy (1986-90) 484 




7 Kelly Cobb (1992-96) 324 

8 Candy Benson (1996-00) 310 

9 Jen Masters (1991-94) 309 

10 Kristi Burns (1989-93) 303 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. 120 atts.) 

1 Britteni Rice (2007-11) .822 (324-394) 

2 Michelle Studer (1985-89) .790(173-219) 

3 Ashly Robinson (2006-10) .786 (165-210) 

4 Brianna Culberson (2006-11) .777 (205-264) 

5 Linda Raunig (1976-80) .775 (413-534) 

6 Nikki Weddle (2000-02) .771 (216-280) 

7 Heather Holter (1989-93) .760 (298-392) 

8 Tammy Baca (1989-93) .752 (173-230) 

9 Melissa Garcia (1998-02) .750 (165-220) 

10 Michaela Pavlickova (1997-01) .746 (194-260) 

REBOUNDS 


2 Linda Raunig (1976-80) 955 



5 Karla Kramer (1976-80) 826 

6 Tania Ford (1979-83) 819 

7 Kelly Cobb (1992-96) 794 

8 Cindy Quincy (1986-90) 668 

9 Jen Masters (1991-94) 647 

10 Kristi Burns (1989-93) 631 

REBOUND AVERAGE (min. 30 games) 

1 Janna Steige (1980-82) 10.9 


3 Linda Raunig (1976-80) 8.6 


t5 Jen Masters (1991-94) 7.7 

t5 Tania Ford (1979-83) 7.7 

7 Karla Kramer (1976-80) 7.4 

t8 Kelly Cobb (1992-96) 7.1 

t8 Susan Pearce (1983-86) 7.1 

10 Jennine McWilliams (1982-83) 7.0 

ASSISTS 

1 Emiko Smith (2009-pres.) 533 


3 Kim Schmid (1993-96) 417 

4 Sherrianne Southworth (1985-89) 349 

5 Brooke Benson (1988-92) 344 

6 Tammy Baca (1989-93) 342 


8 Michelle Studer (1985-89) 321 

8 Lori Mineo (1982-86) 311 

10 Tyesha Lowery (2001-07) 309 

ASSIST AVERAGE (min. 30 games) 

1 Emiko Smith (2009-pres.) 5.7 

2 Kathy Slattery (1980-82) 5.3 

3 Kim Schmid (1993-96) 4.9 

t4 Nikki Weddle (2000-02) 3.8 

t4 Heather Holter (1989-93) 3.8 

t6 Lori Mineo (1982-86) 3.3 

t6 Heidi Holter (1989-93) 3.3 

8 Micki Singer (1981-85) 3.2 

t9 Sherrianne Southworth (1985-89) 3.1 

t9 Tammy Baca (1989-93) 3.1 

STEALS 



3 Tammy Baca (1989-93) 238 


5 Molly Yockey (1990-94) 216 

6 Tyesha Lowery (2001-07) 209 

7 Tania Ford (1979-83) 192 

8 Anayansi Ricketts (1982-86) 182 


10 Micki Singer (1981-85) 173 

BLOCKED SHOTS 



3 Susan Pearce (1983-86) 191 

4 Kelly Cobb (1992-96) 170 

5 Sara Benham (2004-08) 121 


7 Christin Coker (1985-89) 97 

8 Allison Raymond (1986-90) 74 

9 Sarah Cyran (2001-05) 72 

10 Tania Ford (1979-83) 58 

ACTIVE PLAYERS IN BOLD 


GAMES PLAYED 

t1 Tania Ford (1979-80) 33 

t1 Nancy Galkantas (1979-80) 33 

t3 Karla Kramer (1979-80) 32 

t3 Dianna McBride (1979-80) 32 

t3 Dee Dee McGennis (1979-80) 32 

t3 Cindy Bushman (1979-80) 32 

POINTS 

1 Jen Masters (1993-94) 540 



4 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2011-12) 513 

t5 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2010-11) 506 

t5 Tammi Baca (1990-91) 506 

7 Annie Ricketts (1985-86) 500 



10 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2009-10) 491 

SCORING AVERAGE (min. 25 games) 

1 Jen Masters (1993-94) 19.29 



4 Tammy Baca (1990-91) 18.07 

5 Tania Ford (1980-81) 17.93 

6 Anayansi Ricketts (1985-86) 17.86 

7 Linda Raunig (1976-77) 17.84 


9 Janna Steige (1981-82) 17.42 

t10 Linda Raunig (1979-80) 17.14 

t10 Linda Raunig (1977-78) 17.14 

FIELD GOALS MADE 

1 Tania Ford (1980-81) 234 

t2 Tania Ford (1979-80) 223 

t2 Michaela Pavlickova (2000-01) 223 

4 Jen Masters (1993-94) 211 



7 Annie Ricketts (1985-86) 205 


9 Tammi Baca (1990-91) 195 

t10 Linda Raunig (1976-77) 189 

t10 Linda Raunig (1979-80) 189 


FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 

1 Tania Ford (1980-81) 532 

2 Tammi Baca (1990-91) 509 

3 Tania Ford (1979-80) 483 

t4 Jen Masters (1993-94) 435 



7 Tania Ford (1981-82) 415 




FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 200 att.) 

1 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2009-10) 0.626 



4 Susan Pearce (1985-86) 0.552 

5 Annette Walters (1984-85) 0.542 

6 Janna Stiege (1980-81) 0.538 

7 Anayansi Ricketts (1985-86) 0.535 

8 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2011-12) 0.532 

9 Brianna Culberson (2009-10) 0.531 

10 Venice Adams (2004-05) 0.530 




t3 Ashley Atkinson (2001-02) 65 

t3 Melissa Garcia (2000-01) 65 

t3 Andie Mason (2008-09) 65 




8 Morgan Van Riper-Rose (2011-12) 57 



THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 

1 Ashely Atkinson (2002-03) 190 


3 Andie Mason (2008-09) 180 




t7 Morgan Van Riper-Rose (2011-12) 165 

t7 Ragan Neblett (2003-04) 165 


10 Britteni Rice (2010-11) 158 

THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 20 att.) 

1 Emiko Smith (2009-10) 0.476 

2 Celena Otero (2007-08) 0.468 

3 Megan Givens (2006-07) 0.450 

4 Britteni Rice (2010-11) 0.449 

5 Kim Schmid (1994-95) 0.444 


7 Sherianne Southworth (1987-88) 0.423 

8 Martha Dibella (1999-00) 0.419 

9 Michelle Studer (1988-89) 0.418 

10 Nnenna Akotaobi (2006-07) 0.415 

FREE THROWS MADE 

1 Sara Fadenrecht (1995-96) 127 

2 Britteni Rice (2009-10) 126 

t3 Linda Raunig (1977-78) 123 

t3 Michaela Pavlickova (2000-01) 123 

5 Susan Scott (1986-87) 120 

6 Linda Raunig (1979-80) 119 

7 Jen Masters (1993-94) 118 

8 Linda Raunig (1978-79) 113 



FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 


2 Theresa Costello (1977-78) 166 


4 Jen Masters (1993-94) 159 


t5 Karla Kramer (1977-78) 157 



9 Linda Raunig (1979-80) 148 

10 Dianne Mackley (1988-89) 143 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. 25 att.) 

1 Jenna Cole (2006-07) 0.884 


3 Emiko Smith (2009-10) 0.857 

4 Michelle Studer (1986-87) 0.855 

5 Jenna Cole (2005-06) 0.848 

t6 Jenna Materrasso (1995-96) 0.846 

t6 Jennifer Whetten (2004-05) 0.846 

8 Britteni Rice (2008-09) 0.842 

9 Stacy Howard (1995-96) 0.826 

t10 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2010-11) 0.820 

t10 Beth Jacobson (1992-93) 0.820 

REBOUNDS 

1 Janna Steige (1981-82) 323 

2 Jen Masters (1993-94) 289 

3 Tania Ford (1979-80) 287 




7 Linda Raunig (1976-77) 272 

8 Kelly Cobb (1994-95) 265 

9 Janna Steige (1980-81) 263 

10 Karla Kramer (1976-77) 262 

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS 

REBOUND AVERAGE (min. 25 games) 

1 Janna Steige (1981-82) 12.4 

2 Linda Raunig (1976-77) 10.9 

3 Jen Masters (1993-94) 10.3 



6 Lynn Leslie (1976-77) 9.8 

t7 Karla Kramer (1977-78) 9.6 

t7 Sara Fadenrecht (1994-95) 9.6 

t9 Michaela Pavlickova (2000-01) 9.5 

t9 Kelly Cobb (1994-95) 9.5 

ASSISTS 

1 Emiko Smith (2011-12) 199 

2 Emiko Smith (2010-11) 180 

t3 Kathy Slattery (1980-81) 166 

t3 Kim Schmid (1994-95) 166 

5 Emiko Smith (2009-10) 154 

t6 Heidi Holter (1992-93) 141 

t6 Kim Schmid (1992-93) 141 

t8 Susan Scott (1986-87) 137 

t8 Heather Holter (1992-93) 137 

10 Heather Holter (1991-91) 128 

ASSIST AVERAGE (min. 25 games) 

1 Emiko Smith (2011-12) 6.4 

2 Kathy Slattery (1980-81) 5.9 

3 Emiko Smith (2010-11) 5.8 

4 Kim Schmid (1994-95) 5.7 

t5 Emiko Smith (2009-10) 5.0 

t5 Heidi Holter (1992-93) 5.0 

t5 Kim Schmid (1993-94) 5.0 

t8 Susan Scott (1986-87) 4.9 

t8 Heather Holter (1992-93) 4.9 

10 Heather Holter (1991-92) 4.6 

BLOCKED SHOTS 


2 Sue Pearce (1984-85) 90 

3 Sue Pearce (1985-86) 81 



t5 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2008-09) 72 



9 Kelly Cobb (1993-94) 56 

t10 Kaetlyn Murdoch (2011-12) 49 

t10 Kelly Cobb (1994-95) 49 


STEALS 

1 Tyesha Lowery (2006-07) 89 


3 Molly Yockey (1993-94) 83 



6 Emiko Smith (2011-12) 71 


t8 Stephanie Hart (2003-04) 69 

t8 Annie Ricketts (1985-86) 69 

t10 Brooke Benson (1990-91) 68 

t10 Tammy Baca (1991-92) 68 

ACTIVE PLAYERS IN BOLD 

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INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS 

SCORING 

40 ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Tania Ford, at Eastern New Mexico (1/11/80) 

36 ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Becky Myers, COLORADO COLLEGE (2/22/83) 

................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Sara Fadenrecht, vs. IUPU-Indianapolis (12/28/96) 

34 ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Melissa Garcia, ARIZONA STATE (12/18/00) 

33 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Tammy Baca, METRO STATE (1/9/91) 

............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Sara Fadenrecht, at Cal State-L.A. (12/31/96) 

33 ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Kaetlyn Murdoch, ARKANSAS STATE (1/25/12) 

32 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Nikki Weddle, NEW ORLEANS (2/24/02) 

..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Tania Ford, WESTERN STATE (1/16/81) 

............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Micki Singer, EASTERN MONTANA (2/15/85) 

................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Michelle Studer, MANKATO STATE (3/5/88) 

......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Sara Fadenrecht, HASTINGS (12/8/95) 

31 .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Janna Steige, NORTHERN COLORADO (2/16/82) 

............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Kristi Burns, at Missouri-St. Louis (12/12/91) 

............................................................................................................................................................................................................... Sara Fadenrecht, COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES (12/7/94) 

................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Michaela Pavlickova, ALBANY (11/19/00) 

Most Field Goals Made 


Most Field Goals Attempted 


Best Field-Goal Percentage (min. 10 att.) 

.929 (13-14) ...................................................................................................................................................................................... Sara Fadenrecht, COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES (12/7/94) 

.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Kaetlyn Murdoch, ARKANSAS STATE (1/25/12) 

Most Free Throws Made 

12 .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Linda Raunig, COLORADO COLLEGE (2/5/77) 

.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................Dee Dee McGennis, at Alaska Anchorage (12/11/79) 

............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Linda Raunig, at Wyoming (1/29/79) 

..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Linda Raunig, vs. Colo. School of Mines (3/6/80) 

............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Allison Raymond, SOUTH DAKOTA (12/3/88) 

..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Alisha Godette, ARKANSAS STATE (1/17/08) 

Most Free Throws Attempted 

17 .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Alisha Godette, ARKANSAS STATE (1/17/08) 

15 ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................Dee Dee McGennis, at Alaska Anchorage (12/11/79) 

............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ Allison Raymond, SOUTH DAKOTA (12/3/88) 

Best Free-Throw Percentage (min. 8 att.) 

100.00 (12-12) ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................Linda Raunig, COLORADO COLLEGE (2/5/77) 

100.00 (10-10) .................................................................................................................................................................................................... Kaetlyn Murdoch, at Arkansas Little Rock (2/2/11) 

100.00 (10-10) ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... Brianna Culberson, vs. New Orleans (3/7/10) 

100.00 (10-10) ........................................................................................................................................................................................................Venice Adams, vs. Arkansas-Little Rock (3/4/05) 

100.00 (10-10) .................................................................................................................................................................................................................Tasha Jones, NEW MEXICO STATE (2/17/05) 

100.00 (10-10) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Misty Staton, at Baylor (11/25/01) 

100.00 (9-9) .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................Britteni Rice, ARKANSAS STATE (12/30/09) 

100.00 (9-9) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Nikki Weddle, AIR FORCE (11/16/01) 

Most Rebounds 

23 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Karla Kramer, COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES (2/19/77) 

Most Assists 

13 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Emiko Smith, NORTHERN COLORADO (2/3/10) 

13 ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Kathy Slattery, MESA STATE (1/17/81) 

Most Steals 

10 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Cindy Bushman, at Metro State (3/4/81) 

Most Blocked Shots 

13 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Kaetlyn Murdoch, ARKANSAS STATE (1/7/09) 

10 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Sue Pearce, CAL STATE-LOS ANGELES (12/13/84) 

...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Michaela Pavlickova, at Air Force, (12/9/97) 


GAME RECORDS 

Most Points: .........................................109 vs. Northeast Missouri State, Dec. 30, 1991 

Fewest Points: ................................................................29 vs. Connecticut, Nov. 29, 2002 

Largest Victory Margin: ......................64 (93-29) vs. Concordia (Neb.), Nov. 27, 1993 

Most Points in a Half: ...........................................................67 vs. Air Force, Feb. 14, 1989 

Most Field Goals Made: ............................... 47 vs. Northern Colorado, March 3, 1978 

Most Field Goals Attempted: ......103 vs. Colorado Women’s College, Jan. 25, 1979 

Fewest Field Goals Made: ............................................ 9 vs. Connecticut, Nov. 29, 2002 

Best Field-Goal Percentage: .............................67.2% vs. St. Cloud State, Dec. 5, 1992 

Most 3-pt Field Goals Made: ...................... 15 at Cal State Northridge, Dec. 28, 2003 

Most 3-pt Field Goals Attempted: ............................36 vs. Adams State, Jan. 5, 1998 

Best 3-pt Field-Goal Percentage (min. 10 att.): 72.7% (8-11) vs. So. Colorado, Jan. 

12, 1988 

Most Free Throws Made: ............................................43 vs. South Dakota, Dec. 3, 1988 

Most Free Throws Attempted: .................................54 vs. South Dakota, Dec. 3, 1988 

Best Free-Throw Percentage (min. 10 att.): 100% (10-10) vs. Albany, Nov. 19, 2000 

Most Rebounds: ................................................ 76 vs. Colorado Women’s, Jan. 25, 1979 

Most Fouls: ...................................................................... 37 vs. Western State, Feb. 9, 1980 

Most Players Fouled Out: ...................................4 vs. Northern Colorado, Dec. 8, 1978 

SEASON RECORDS 

Best Winning Percentage: ................................................................ 85.7% (24-4) 1992-93 

Worst Winning Percentage: ............................................................. 21.4% (6-22) 2004-05 

Best Home Winning Percentage: ................100.0% (12-0), 1976-77, (13-0), 1992-93 

Best Road Winning Percentage: ..................................................... 80.0% (12-3) 1991-92 

Worst Home Winning Percentage: ................................................ 37.5% (6-10) 1987-88 

Worst Road Winning Percentage: .................................................. 00.0% (0-14) 2004-05 

Most Wins: ...............................................................................................24, 1992-93; 2000-01 

Most Losses: ............................................................................................................. 22, 2004-05 

Longest Winning Streak: ............................................ 19, Dec. 12, 1992 - March 4, 1993 

Longest Home Winning Streak: ....................................19, Feb. 22, 1992 - Dec. 3, 1993 

Longest Road Winning Streak: ......................................9, Dec. 18, 1992 - Feb. 24, 1993 

Most Points per Game: ......................................................................................81.7, 1991-92 

Best Scoring Margin Over Opponents: ..................................19.4 (80.9-61.5), 1992-93 

Fewest Points per Game: ..................................................................................52.5, 2004-05 

Best Scoring Defense: ......................................................................................57.8 (2011-12) 

Worst Scoring Defense: .....................................................................................72.3, 1991-92 

Largest Opponent Scoring Margin: ................................................................ 4.7, 1986-87 

Best Field-Goal Percentage: ................................................. 48.5% (778-1,601), 1983-84 

Best Field-Goal Percentage Defense: .......................................................35.2%, 1976-77 

Best Free-Throw Percentage: ........... 74.7% (478-640), 1991-92; (373-499), 2000-01 

Worst Opponent Free-Throw Percentage: ..............................................48.9%, 1980-81 

Best 3-pt Field-Goal Percentage: ...........................................35.8% (162-453), 2010-11 

Best 3-pt Field-Goal Percentage Defense: .......................... 24.4%, (75-308), 2000-01 

Most Rebounds per Game: ..............................................................................50.2, 1977-78 

Best Rebound Margin Over Opponent: ................................... 8.8 (45.4-36.6), 1998-99 

Most Opponent Rebounds per Game: ........................................................48.9, 1980-81 

Most Personal Fouls per Game: ......................................................................23.5, 1979-80 

Most Players Fouled Out: ..................................................................................... 39, 1979-80 

Fewest Personal Fouls per Game: ..................................................................14.1, 2004-05 

Fewest Players Fouled Out: ....................................................................................2, 2006-07 

Most Opponent Personal Fouls per Game: ................................................20.4, 1978-79 

Most Opponents Fouled Out: ............................................................................ 28, 1983-84 


TEAM RECORDS 

THE LAST TIME... 

Scored 100 points: 

............................................................................................ 101, UTAH VALLEY STATE (1/8/08) 

Scored 50 points in a half: 

............................................................................55 (1st half), UTAH VALLEY STATE (1/8/08) 

Won an overtime game: 

..................................................................................... 68-65, at Louisiana-Monroe (2/16/08) 

Lost an overtime game: 

...........................................................................................................85-82, at Bradley (12/7/01) 

Shot 55% from the fi eld: 

............................................................................. .638 (37-58), UTAH VALLEY STATE (1/8/08) 

Shot 55% from 3-point range (min. 8 att.): 

.............................................................................. 700 (14-20), UTAH VALLEY STATE (1/8/08) 

Shot 85% from the free-throw line (min. 10 att.): 

.............................................................................917 (11-12), COLORADO STATE (11/28/07) 

Pulled down 50 rebounds: 

........................................................................................................................51, TROY (12/28/11) 

Recorded 20 assists: 

....................................................................................... 22, LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE (2/15/12) 

Blocked 10 shots: 

........................................................................................ 10, at Texas-Pan American (1/30/99) 

Recorded 15 steals: 

............................................................................................. 15, LOUISIANA-MONROE (1/2/08) 

Player scored 30 points: 

..............................................................33, Kaetlyn Murdoch, ARKANSAS STATE (1/25/12) 

Player had 20 rebounds: 

.................................................................... 20, Sara Fadenrecht at So. Colorado (1/20/96) 

Player had 10 assists: 

.............................................................13, Emiko Smith, NORTHERN COLORADO (2/3/10) 

Player had blocked fi ve shots: 

................................................................................... 5, Sara Benham, AIR FORCE (12/13/06) 

Player recorded fi ve steals: 

..................................................................5, Emiko Smith, at Louisiana-Lafayette (2/1/12); 

................................................. 6, Morgan Van Riper-Rose, MIDDLE TENNESSEE (2/4/12) 

Player shot 100% from the fi eld (min. 7 att.): 

..........................................8-of-8, Michaela Pavlickova at Northern Colorado (12/3/97) 

Player shot 80% from 3-point range (min. 5 att.): 

................................................1.000 (5-5), Morgan Van Riper-Rose, OREGON (12/11/11) 

Player shot 100% from the free-throw line: (min. 7 att.) 

..............................................................................8-of-8, Tyesha Lowery, LAMAR (11/18/06) 

Player played 40 min. of a regulation game: 

.........................................................................40, Emiko Smith, at Florida Atlantic (2/8/12) 

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ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 

OVERALL CONF. 

COACH YRS/SEASONS GAMES RECORD PERCENT RECORD AFFILIATION/CONFERENCE 

Leslie Rowe 1/1974-75 14 2-12 0.143 N/A AIAW – Intermountain 

Dr. Barbara Breeding 3/1975-78 76 45-32 0.584 11-4 AIAW – Intermountain 

Bernie Barras 6/1978-84 165 102-63 0.618 30-23 AIAW – Intermountain/NCAA Division II – Continental Divide 

Bruce Cassagrande 1/1984-85 27 20-7 0.741 8-6 NCAA Division II – Continental Divide 

Renee Bailey-Phoenix 4/1985-89 113 57-56 0.504 24-30 NCAA Division II – Continental Divide 

Tracey Sheehan 6/1989-95 171 113-58 0.661 63-15 NCAA Division II – Continental Divide/Colorado Athletic 

Pam Tanner 13/1995-08 341 190-181 0.512 28-12/77-76 NCAA Division I – Sun Belt Conference 

Erik Johnson 4/2008-pres. 124 72-52 0.581 44-24 NCAA Division I – Sun Belt Conference 

TOTALS 38 Seasons 1031 601-461 0.566 285-190 

LESLIE ROWE OVERALL CONF AFFILIATION/CONFERENCE 

1974-75 2-12 AIAW – Intermountain 

Total 2-12 

DR. BARBARA BREEDING OVERALL CONF AFFILIATION/CONFERENCE 

1975-76 7-14 AIAW – Intermountain 

1976-77 19-6 4-1 AIAW – Intermountain 

1977-78 19-12 7-3 AIAW – Intermountain 

Total 45-32 11-4 

BERNIE BARRAS OVERALL CONF AFFILIATION/CONFERENCE 

1978-79 18-12 7-5 AIAW – Intermountain/NCAA Division II – Continental Divide 

1979-80 23-10 9-3 AIAW – Intermountain/NCAA Division II – Continental Divide 

1980-81 12-16 6-4 AIAW – Intermountain/NCAA Division II – Continental Divide 

1981-82 14-12 1-6 AIAW – Intermountain/NCAA Division II – Continental Divide 



Total 102-63 30-23 

BRUCE CASSAGRANDE OVERALL CONF AFFILIATION/CONFERENCE 

1984-85 20-7 8-6 NCAA Division II – Continental Divide 

Total 20-7 8-6 

RENEE BAILEY-PHOENIX OVERALL CONF AFFILIATION/CONFERENCE 


1986-87 12-16 6-8 NCAA Division II – Continental Divide 


1988-89 17-12 7-7 NCAA Division II – Continental Divide 

Total 57-56 24-30 

TRACEY SHEEHAN OVERALL CONF AFFILIATION/CONFERENCE 

1989-90 16-14 6-6 NCAA Division II – Continental Divide/Colorado Athletic 

1990-91 16-12 10-2 NCAA Division II – Continental Divide/Colorado Athletic 

1991-92 22-6 12-2 NCAA Division II – Continental Divide/Colorado Athletic 




Total 113-58 63-15 

PAM TANNER OVERALL CONF AFFILIATION/CONFERENCE 

1995-96 21-7 11-1 NCAA Division II/Colorado Athletic 

1996-97 11-15 7-6 NCAA Division II/Rocky Mountain 

1997-98 12-15 10-5 NCAA Division II/Rocky Mountain 

Total 44-37 28-12 

1998-99 12-15 NCAA Division I/Independent 

1999-00 16-11 10-6 NCAA Division I/Sun Belt 



2002-03 12-18 6-9 NCAA Division I/Sun Belt 




2006-07 20-11 12-6 NCAA Division I/Sun Belt 

2007-08 11-19 6-12 NCAA Division I/Sun Belt 

Total 146-144 77-76 

Overall 190-181 105-88 

ERIK JOHNSON OVERALL CONF AFFILIATION/CONFERENCE 

2008-09 16-15 10-8 NCAA DI/Sun Belt Conference 

2009-10 18-13 12-6 NCAA DI/Sun Belt Conference 

2010-11 19-12 11-5 NCAA DI/Sun Belt Conference 

2011-12 19-12 11-5 NCAA DI/Sun Belt Conference 

Total 72-52 44-24 

OVERALL 601-461 285-190 


A-A-A-A 

Adams, Venice 2003, 04, 05, 06 

Akotaobi, Nnenna 2006, 07, 08, 09 

Albers, Judy 1975, 76 

Allen, Reni 1975 

Ammer, Susie 1990 

Atkinson, Ashley 2000, 01, 02, 03 

Axelson, Ellen 1982, 83, 84, 85 

B-B-B-B 

Baca, Tammy 1990, 91, 92, 93 

Ballard, Anne 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Bellerson, Robin 1991, 92 

Benham, Sara 2005, 06, 07 

Bennett, Mary 1975, 76 

Benson, Brooke 1989, 90, 91, 92 

Benson, Candy 1997, 98, 99, 00 

Bents, Sara 2006, 07, 08, 09 

Blacky, Rebecca 1975 

Bratton, Cassondra 2005 

Broander, Maria 1983, 84, 85 

Brown, Abby 1990 

Buccola, Julie 1986 

Burns, Kristi 1990, 91, 92, 93 

Bushman, Cindy 1977, 78, 80, 81 

Butler, Ali 2006, 07 

C-C-C-C 

Calderone, Marti 1983, 84 

Carwell, Kellie 2000, 01, 02, 03 

Cobb, Kelly 1993, 94, 95, 96 

Cobb, Kim 1995, 96, 97 

Coker, Christin 1986, 87, 88, 89 

Cole, Jenna 2006, 07 

Cook, Kristin 1995 

Cooper, Ryan 1995 

Costello, Theresa 1977, 78, 79 

Culberson, Brianna 2007, 09, 10, 11 

Cyran, Sarah 2002, 03, 04, 05 

D-D-D-D 

Davenport, Katie 2001, 03, 04 

Deaton, Kelly 1988, 89, 90, 91 

Dibella, Martha 1999, 00, 01 

Diss, Eleanor 1976, 77, 78 

Donahue, Ann 1978, 79 

Dorsey, Vernetta 1995 

E-E-E-E 

Eason, Nicky 2002, 03 

Edwards, Jamie 2004 

Edwards, Kristi 1981, 82, 83, 84 

Engle, Amelia 1986, 87, 88 

F-F-F-F 

Fadenrecht, Sara 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Feeney, Sarah 2010, 11 

Ferguson, Mary Steele 1975 

Fischer, Laura 1974, 75, 76, 77 

Flamm, Randi 1978, 79, 80 

Floyd, Heather 1999, 00 

Ford, Tania 1980, 81, 82, 83 

Freeze, Emily 1998, 99 

G-G-G-G 

Galkantas, Nancy 1980, 81 

Garcia, Melissa 1999, 00, 01, 02 

Givens, Megan 2007, 08 

Graham, Cynthia 1975 

Godette, Alisha 2007 

Gortarez, Patricia 2010 

Granzow, Laura 2004 

Gray, Helen 1975 

Green, Jessica 1999 

Gronemann, Louise 2004 


H-H-H-H 

Halvorsen, Kris 1978, 79, 80, 81 

Hart, Stephanie 2001, 02, 03, 04 

Hill, Karen 1980, 81, 82 

Hirsch, Dorothy 1976 

Hoegh, Danielle 1993, 94, 95 

Holter, Heather 1990, 91, 92, 93 

Holter, Heidi 1990, 91, 92, 93 

Hoskinson, Annie Taylor 1974, 75 

Howard, Stacy 1994, 95, 96 

Hunter, Desiree 2011, 12 

Hurtado, Christina 2006 

J-J-J-J 

Jacobson, Beth 1991, 92, 93 

Janecek, Alison 2011, 12 

Jarocki, Caryn 1980, 81, 82 

Jasperson, Anne 2006, 07, 09, 10 

Johnson, Amber 2003 

Johnson, Amy 1994 

Johnson, Susan 1988 

Johnston, Jordan 2012 

Johnston, Mariann 1988, 89, 90 

Jones, Jennifer 1996 

Jones, Tasha 2002, 03, 04, 05 

K-K-K-K 

Kampenga, Kellie 1986, 87, 88 

Kealy, Shelby 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Keller-Francks, Brittney 1996, 97, 98 

King, Kaitlyn 2004 

Koenig, Beth 1986, 87 

Koralewski, Stacey 2001, 02 

Kramer, Karla 1977, 78, 79, 80 

Kuhns, Jayne 1983 

Kuiper, Salina 2008, 09 

L-L-L-L 

Larsen, Connie 1977, 78 

Legg, Rebecca 1988, 89, 90, 91 

Leichliter, Abbey 2008, 09, 11 

Leslie, Lynn 1976, 77, 78, 79 

Lowery, Tyesha 2002, 04, 06, 07 

M-M-M-M 

Mackley, Dianne 1986, 87, 88, 89 

Marajka, Pat 1982 

Mason, Andie 2006, 07, 08, 09 

Masters, Jen 1992, 93, 94 

Materasso, Jenna 1994, 95, 96 

McBride, Dianna 1980 

McGennis, Dee Dee 1979, 80, 81, 82 

McMullen, Kelly 1996 

McNutt, Sherry 1975 

McWilliams, Jennine 1983 

Meyer, Brooke 2005, 06, 07 

Michel, Maiya 2011, 12 

Mineo, Lori 1983, 84, 85, 86 

Moss, Carly 1998, 99 

Murdoch, Kaetlyn 2009, 10, 11, 12 

Murphy, Patricia 1975, 76, 77, 78 

Myers, Becky 1983 

N-N-N-N 

Neblett, Ragan 2001, 02, 03, 04 

Nielsen, Janne 1996 

Noonan, Quincey 2011, 12 

O-O-O-O 

O’Brien, Mary 1975 

O’Brien, Tica 1976 

Oldenettel, Debbie 1991, 92 

Otero, Celena 08, 09 

ALL-TIME ROSTER 

P-P-P-P 

Palmere, Laura 2010 

Pavlickova, Michaela 1998, 99, 00, 01 

Pearce, Susan 1984, 85, 86 

Platts, Bronwyn 1983, 84, 85, 86 

Powell, Chaunise 2012 

Puma, Jini 1997 

Q-Q-Q-Q 

Quincy, Cynthia 1987, 88, 89, 90 

R-R-R-R 

Raleigh, Andrea 1997 

Raunig, Linda 1977, 78, 79, 80 

Raymond, Allison 1987, 88, 89, 90 

Reini, Lauren 2006, 07 

Rhoads, Jamie 1998, 99, 00, 01 

Rice, Britteni 2008, 09, 10, 11 

Riedel, Cindy 1996 

Richardson, Shandon 1997, 98 

Ricketts, Anayansi 1983, 84, 85, 86 

Robie, Jen 1994 

Robinson, Ashly 2007, 08, 09, 10 

Ryan, Natalie 1999, 00 

S-S-S-S 

Saunders, Tracy 1975 

Scanlan, Stephanie 1983 

Schmid, Kim 1994, 95, 96 

Scott, Susan 1987, 88, 89 

Shell, Morgan 2011, 12 

Singer, Micki 1982, 83, 84, 85 

Slattery, Kathy 1981, 82 

Smith, Emiko 2010, 11, 12 

Smith, Julie 1986, 87 

Southworth, Sherrianne 1986, 87, 88, 89 

Spahr, Coreen 1991 

Staton, Misty 2000, 01, 02, 03 

Steele, Karen 1982, 83, 84, 85 

Steige, Janna 1981, 82 

Straight, Barbara 1979, 80, 81 

Studer, Michelle 1986, 87, 88, 89 

Suman, Andrea 1988, 89, 90, 91 

Swisa, Natalie 2004 

T-T-T-T 

Tameler, Lori 1989 

Tichy, Marlea 1984 

Tisch, Brianna 2012 

V-V-V-V 

Van Der Ploeg, Diana 1974, 75 

Vaughan, Jenny 2009 

Van Riper-Rose, Morgan 2012 

Ventura, Elaine 1982 

Von Drehle, Lynn 1976, 77 

W-W-W-W 

Walters, Annette 1984, 85 

Walters, Barbara 1985 

Weatherly, Tammy 1978, 79, 80 

Webber, Christy 1980, 81 

Weddle, Nikki 2001, 02 

Whetten, Jennifer 2005 

Wiggins, Amy 1992, 93, 94 

Winter, Samantha 2005 

Wirth, Theresa 2012 

Wrobel, Sandy 1978, 79 

Y-Y-Y-Y 

Yockey, Molly 1991, 92, 93, 94 

Younger, Bethie 2000 

Current players in bold 

71

ALL-TIME VERSUS OPPONENTS 

FIRST OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

OPPONENT MEETING W L W L W L W L 

ABILENE CHRISTIAN 12/29/90 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 

ADAMS STATE 3/4/77 16 5 10 1 5 4 1 0 

AIR FORCE 3/1/77 32 22 19 8 11 13 2 1 

ALASKA-ANCHORAGE 12/10/79 5 9 1 5 4 4 0 0 

ALASKA-FAIRBANKS 12/7/79 8 7 6 1 2 6 0 0 

ALBANY 11/19/00 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

ANGELO STATE 1/3/91 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

ARIZONA 12/15/86 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 

ARIZONA STATE 12/11/86 1 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 

ARKANSAS 12/24/06 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK 1/15/00 9 13 4 4 4 7 1 2 

ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF 12/16/01 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

ARKANSAS STATE 1/13/00 12 9 10 0 2 7 0 2 

ARMY 12/11/85 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 

BAYLOR 12/5/00 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

BELMONT 1/16/99 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

BOISE STATE 12/10/05 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

BRADLEY 12/16/00 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

BRIGHAM YOUNG 12/15/01 0 3 0 1 0 2 0 0 

CALIFORNIA BAPTIST 11/23/90 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 

CAL POLY POMONA 12/12/92 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

CAL-RIVERSIDE 12/14/92 0 3 0 1 0 2 0 0 

CAL STATE - LOS ANGELES 12/13/84 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 

CAL STATE - NORTHRIDGE 11/16/84 3 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 

CAL STATE - SACRAMENTO 12/17/81 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 

CAL STATE - STANISLAUS 12/16/81 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 

CARROLL COLLEGE 12/12/82 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 

CASPER COLLEGE 12/12/81 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 

CENTRAL FLORIDA 12/13/80 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 

CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE 12/17/91 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 

CHADRON STATE 1/6/78 4 4 2 2 1 2 1 0 

COLLEGE OF SANTA FE 1/22/77 3 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 

COLORADO 11/15/77 2 5 2 1 0 4 0 0 

COLORADO - COLORADO SPRINGS 2/13/89 17 0 9 0 7 0 1 0 

COLORADO CHRISTIAN 12/9/89 15 1 8 0 7 1 0 0 

COLORADO COLLEGE 1/11/77 18 11 9 4 9 6 0 1 

COLORADO NORTHWESTERN CC 11/19/76 4 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 

COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES 2/4/77 22 2 11 1 10 1 1 0 

COLORADO STATE 11/14/77 8 14 5 5 3 9 0 0 

COLORADO WOMEN’S COLLEGE 1/7/77 8 4 4 2 4 2 0 0 

COLUMBIA 12/7/07 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

CONCORDIA (NEB.) 11/27/93 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

CONNECTICUT 11/29/02 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

CREIGHTON 12/5/07 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

C.W. POST 12/17/85 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 

DARTMOUTH 12/20/80 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 

DAVIDSON COLLEGE 11/27/99 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 

DEPAUL 12/1/02 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

DOANE 12/30/95 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

DUKE 11/11/07 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 

EASTERN MONTANA 1/5/78 6 10 5 5 1 4 0 1 

EASTERN NEW MEXICO 1/19/79 7 2 3 1 3 1 1 0 

EASTERN WASHINGTON 1/8/04 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

EMPORIA STATE 12/9/92 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 12/31/06 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

FLORIDA ATLANTIC 1/18/07 5 3 4 1 1 2 0 0 

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 1/22/00 6 13 4 4 1 6 1 3 

FLORIDA SOUTHERN 12/12/83 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 

FLORIDA STATE 12/18/80 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

FORT HAYS STATE 12/1/78 1 5 1 2 0 3 0 0 

FORT LEWIS 12/3/82 11 4 6 1 4 2 1 1 

FRANKLIN PIERCE 12/13/85 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 

FRESNO STATE 12/30/03 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

GEORGIA 11/26/10 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

GONZAGA 11/30/02 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 

GRAND CANYON 1/7/94 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

HASTINGS 11/24/84 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 

HAWAII 12/3/79 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 

HELPING HAND 11/4/77 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

IDAHO STATE 3/11/77 2 4 2 0 0 1 0 3 

INDIANA UNIVERSITY (IUPU) 12/21/89 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 

IOWA 11/30/01 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

JAMES MADISON 1/5/79 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 

KANSAS 11/28/98 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 

LAFAYETTE COLLEGE 12/20/03 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

LAMAR CC 2/10/76 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

LAMAR UNIVERSITY 11/18/06 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 

LINCOLN (MO.) 11/26/93 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 1/6/00 19 7 11 2 8 5 0 0 

LOUISIANA-MONROE 11/26/05 11 3 5 1 5 1 1 1 

LOUISIANA-TECH 1/31/00 0 4 0 1 0 2 0 1 

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 11/27/98 3 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 

MANKATO STATE 3/5/88 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 

MESA STATE 1/20/78 17 4 13 1 4 3 0 0 

METRO STATE 1/14/77 32 12 17 4 14 6 1 2 

MICHIGAN TECH 12/19/96 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

MIDDLE TENNESSEE 1/18/01 3 13 2 4 0 7 1 2 

MIDLAND LUTHERAN 12/29/92 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

MINNESOTA 11/25/00 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 

MINNESOTA-DULUTH 12/6/91 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY 1/23/99 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

MISSOURI-ST LOUIS 12/12/91 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 

MOLLOY COLLEGE 12/12/85 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 

MOMMOUTH 12/28/00 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

MONTANA 12/17/08 1 3 1 1 0 2 0 0 

MONTANA STATE 12/1/94 4 1 2 0 1 1 1 0 

MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS 12/2/95 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 

MOORHEAD STATE 12/16/94 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

NEBRASKA 12/30/07 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

NEBRASKA-KEARNEY 12/2/88 3 2 1 1 2 1 0 0 

FIRST OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

OPPONENT MEETING W L W L W L W L 

NEBRASKA-OMAHA 12/18/92 1 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 

NEVADA 12/18/81 1 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 

NEVADA-LAS VEGAS 12/6/99 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

NEW MEXICO 12/16/96 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 

NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS 1/21/77 5 1 3 0 2 1 0 0 

NEW MEXICO STATE 1/27/01 5 5 3 2 2 3 0 0 

NEW ORLEANS 1/8/00 17 6 10 1 7 4 0 1 

NORTH CAROLINA-CHARLOTTE 12/15/80 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

NORTH CENTRAL COLLEGE 12/6/89 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

NORTH DAKOTA 12/7/87 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 

NORTH DAKOTA STATE 12/19/87 1 5 1 2 0 3 0 0 

NORTH TEXAS 1/13/01 16 8 7 4 8 4 1 0 

NORTHEAST MISSOURI STATE 12/14/91 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 

NORTHEASTERN JC 1976-77 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

NORTHERN ARIZONA 12/12/86 2 3 1 1 1 2 0 0 

NORTHERN COLORADO 11/18/77 21 21 10 12 10 9 1 0 

NORTHERN COLORADO (JV) 1/15/77 3 1 3 0 0 1 0 0 

NORTHERN STATE 12/30/96 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE 1/7/81 1 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 

NORTHWEST NAZARENE 12/20/83 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

NORTHWESTERN 12/5/01 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

OKLAHOMA 12/28/98 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

OKLAHOMA - PANHANDLE STATE 1/14/83 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

OKLAHOMA STATE 12/29/98 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

OLD DOMINION 12/12/99 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

OREGON 12/17/10 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

PENNSYLVANIA 1/2/87 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

PITTSBURG STATE 12/2/94 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

PORTLAND 12/2/05 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

PORTLAND STATE 12/12/94 0 5 0 2 0 2 0 1 

PRINCETON 12/20/02 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

PUGET SOUND 12/30/93 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

RADFORD 11/30/97 2 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 

REGIS 11/11/77 29 8 14 3 15 5 0 0 

ROCKMONT 1/11/83 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGE 1/18/91 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 

ROLLINS COLLEGE 12/10/83 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 

SACRAMENTO STATE 11/26/06 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 

SAM HOUSTON STATE 11/29/97 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

SAN DIEGO 12/21/97 1 3 1 1 0 2 0 0 

SAN FRANCISCO 11/21/04 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

SAN JOSE STATE 12/6/09 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 

SANTA CLARA 12/21/98 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

SEATTLE 11/24/90 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 

SEATTLE PACIFIC 12/12/95 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 

SMITH COLLEGE 1/15/87 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

SOUTH ALABAMA 1/24/00 16 7 9 2 5 5 2 0 

SOUTH DAKOTA 12/3/88 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 12/5/84 0 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 

SOUTH FLORIDA 12/19/80 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE 12/15/98 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

SOUTHERN COLORADO 1/28/77 27 6 17 0 10 6 0 0 

SOUTHERN METHODIST 12/19/04 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 

SOUTHERN UTAH 3/12/77 1 3 1 1 0 1 0 1 

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE 12/18/01 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 11/27/10 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 

ST CLOUD STATE 12/5/91 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 

ST FRANCIS (IND.) 1/6/81 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 

ST MARY’S (IND.) 12/14/89 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 

ST THOMAS AQUINAS 12/14/85 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 

TAMPA 12/9/83 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 

TARLETON STATE 11/29/96 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 

TENNESSEE-MARTIN 12/18/04 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

TEXAS 11/26/00 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 

TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 12/31/00 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

TEXAS-ARLINGTON 12/19/98 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

TEXAS-EL PASO 11/22/02 1 3 1 1 0 2 0 0 

TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 1/30/99 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 

TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO 12/18/98 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 

TEXAS SOUTHERN 12/15/00 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

TEXAS TECH 11/25/05 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

TEXAS WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY 11/29/91 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

TROY 1/28/06 7 1 2 1 5 0 0 0 

UC-DAVIS 11/21/08 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 

UTAH VALLEY 1/8/08 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

VANDERBILT 12/5/10 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

VIRGINIA TECH 3/16/01 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 

WASHBURN 12/27/96 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

WASHINGTON 12/16/08 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 

WAYNE STATE 1/3/93 2 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 

WEBER STATE 2/13/99 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 

WEST TEXAS A&M 12/8/86 1 7 1 3 0 4 0 0 

WESTERN CAROLINA 11/28/03 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 

WESTERN KENTUCKY 1/19/00 3 12 2 6 1 5 0 1 

WESTERN STATE 12/18/79 13 4 8 1 4 3 1 0 

WINONA STATE 11/27/94 3 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 

WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY 12/14/97 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 

WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 12/17/96 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 

WISCONSINE-STEVENS POINT 11/18/88 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 

WRIGHT STATE 1/19/99 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 

WYOMING 1/8/77 4 15 3 6 1 9 0 0 

TOTALS * 592 435 345 143 216 245 31 47 

ACTUAL ALL-TIME RECORD 601 461 

* Missing the 1974-75 and 1975-76 seasons 


ABILENE CHRISTIAN 

(Overall: 0-1, Home: 0-1, Away: 0-0, Neutral: 0-0) 

DATE H-A-N SCORE W-L 

12/29/90 H 76-81 L 

ADAMS STATE 



3/4/77 H 77-64 W 

11/5/77 A 85-66 W 

11/21/77 H 65-51 W 

11/28/78 A 82-72 W 

1/13/79 H 88-41 W 

3/8/80 N 66-62 W 

12/8/80 A 81-108 L 

1/21/81 H 73-77 L 

11/30/82 H 65-60 W 

12/5/83 H 82-69 W 

11/17/84 A 60-75 L 

12/4/85 A 82-69 W 

2/21/87 H 81-62 W 


12/12/87 H 71-57 W 


2/17/90 A 77-91 L 

11/28/95 A 75-61 W 


2/14/97 A 67-75 L 

1/5/98 H 90-60 W 

AIR FORCE 

(Overall: 32-22, Home: 19-8, Away: 11-13, Neutral: 

2-1) 


3/1/77 H 60-50 W 

1/27/78 H 56-59 L 

2/17/78 H 64-80 L 

1/12/79 A 91-93 L 

2/2/79 H 52-62 L 

1/22/80 A 58-68 L 

2/19/80 H 81-57 W 

3/7/80 N 52-62 L 

1/27/81 H 64-61 W 

2/25/81 A 67-89 L 

2/2/82 H 80-82 L, 2OT 

3/2/82 A 55-68 L 

1/22/83 H 61-59 W, OT 

2/18/83 A 73-80 L 

1/27/84 A 84-68 W 

2/14/84 H 61-64 L 

3/3/84 N 69-63 W 

2/1/85 H 64-77 L 

2/12/85 A 73-62 W 

1/28/86 H 75-81 L 

2/4/86 A 82-67 W 

1/27/87 A 64-85 L 

2/25/87 H 78-61 W 

1/5/88 A 66-68 L 

2/2/88 H 62-56 W 

1/14/89 A 68-78 L 

2/14/89 H 86-88 L 

1/9/90 A 61-72 L 

1/30/90 H 78-69 W 


2/9/91 H 84-81 W 

1/29/92 A 75-72 W 

2/26/92 H 71-66 W 

1/9/93 A 72-60 W 

2/6/93 H 75-69 W 

1/19/94 H 59-47 W 

2/16/94 A 72-71 W 

1/14/95 A 65-67 L, OT 

2/8/95 H 60-47 W 

3/3/95 N 69-66 W 

1/17/96 H 78-54 W 

2/7/96 A 59-62 L 

2/29/96 H 79-51 W 


11/16/98 H 73-41 W 

11/17/00 A 76-44 W 

11/16/01 H 79-47 W 



11/16/07 A 56-65 L 




11/17/11 A 54-52 W 


ALASKA-ANCHORAGE 





1/18/85 A 69-79 L 

1/19/85 A 54-75 L 

1/17/86 H 66-67 L 

1/18/86 H 82-55 W 

2/9/87 A 67-75 L 

2/10/87 A 81-73 W 

2/22/88 H 58-78 L 

2/24/88 H 63-76 L 

1/7/89 H 60-84 L 

2/10/89 A 57-76 L 

1/5/90 H 65-72 L 

1/20/90 A 76-73 W 

ALASKA-FAIRBANKS 





1/21/85 A 92-83 W 

1/22/85 A 71-82 L 

2/21/86 H 76-73 W 

2/22/86 H 75-43 W 

2/6/87 A 77-87 L 

2/7/87 A 61-80 L 

1/8/88 H 71-62 W 

1/9/88 H 65-68 L 

1/6/89 H 84-78 W 

2/11/89 A 55-69 L 

1/19/90 A 72-75 L 

2/10/90 H 74-56 W 

1/5/96 H 74-53 W 

ALBANY 



11/19/00 H 88-57 W 

ANGELO STATE 



1/3/91 H 62-58 W 

ARIZONA 




ARIZONA STATE 






ARKANSAS 



11/24/06 N 54-84 L 

ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK 



1/15/00 H 84-58 W 

2/7/00 A 71-58 W 

1/11/01 A 56-45 W 

1/6/02 H 65-52 W 

1/18/03 A 75-66 W 

1/24/04 H 61-57 W 

1/20/05 A 40-44 L 

3/4/05 N 48-50 L 

1/21/06 A 46-65 L 


2/8/07 H 61-47 W 

3/3/07 N 62-60 W 

1/13/08 H 41-45 L 

2/28/08 A 45-52 L 

2/8/09 A 53-58 L 

3/9/09 N 60-70 L, 2OT 

1/27/10 A 58-64 L 

2/17/10 H 50-58 L 

1/2/11 H 46-49 L 

2/2/11 A 39-46 L 


1/28/12 A 60-50 W 

ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS 

ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF 




ARKANSAS STATE 

(Overall: 12-9, Home: 10-0, Away: 2-7, Neutral: 0-2) 


1/13/00 H 66-54 W 

3/2/00 A 51-61 L 

3/9/00 N 69-76 L 

2/8/01 H 61-55 W 

1/3/02 H 72-62 W 

1/16/03 A 70-62 W 

3/6/03 N 59-66 L 

1/22/04 H 66-63 W 

1/22/05 A 45-72 L 

1/19/06 A 39-70 L 

1/15/07 A 48-53 L 

2/13/07 H 87-70 W 

1/17/08 H 57-46 W 

1/7/09 H 64-63 W 

2/22/09 A 65-72 L 


1/30/10 A 58-74 L 

1/19/11 H 65-56 W 

2/5/11 A 53-62 L 


1/25/12 H 73-61 W 

ARMY 




BAYLOR 




11/25/01 A 60-65 L 

BELMONT 



1/16/99 H 74-46 W 

2/20/99 A 55-65 L 

BOISE STATE 





BRADLEY 




12/7/01 A 82-85 L, OT 

BRIGHAM YOUNG 




1/4/03 A 57-70 L 

3/17/11 A 60-75 L 

CALIFORNIA BAPTIST 



11/23/90 A 96-89 W 

CAL POLY POMONA 



12/12/92 A 63-69 L 


CAL-RIVERSIDE 





1/3/97 A 58-70 L 

CAL STATE - LOS ANGELES 





CAL STATE - NORTHRIDGE 



11/16/84 H 85-67 W 



CAL STATE - SACRAMENTO 




2/2/89 H 68-62 W 

CAL STATE - STANISLAUS 




CARROLL COLLEGE 



12/12/82 N 70-53 W 

CASPER COLLEGE 



12/12/81 A 61-53 W 

CENTRAL FLORIDA 




11/28/97 A 49-60 L 

CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE 




CHADRON STATE 



1/6/78 N 87-68 W 


1/16/82 H 62-53 W 


2/13/88 A 53-65 L 

1/4/94 H 75-77 L 



COLLEGE OF SANTA FE 



1/22/77 A 52-36 W 

1/20/79 A 82-47 W 

2/23/79 H 80-35 W 

COLORADO, UNIVERSITY OF 



11/15/77 H 72-95 L 


11/14/98 A 58-70 L 

11/19/99 H 71-67 W 


11/16/10 H 70-69 W 


COLORADO, UNIVERSITY OF -COLORADO SPRINGS 



2/13/90 H 85-42 W 

1/16/91 H 76-39 W 

2/13/91 A 63-49 W 

1/25/92 A 78-66 W 

2/22/92 H 69-54 W 

1/23/93 A 64-43 W 

2/20/93 H 66-54 W 

1/12/94 H 80-55 W 

2/10/94 A 65-49 W 

3/3/94 N 67-61 W 

1/21/95 A 61-47 W 

2/15/95 H 78-70 W 

1/24/96 H 77-69 W 

2/15/96 A 75-55 W 

2/11/97 H 69-44 W 

1/13/98 H 66-38 W 

2/10/98 A 52-51 W 

73


COLORADO CHRISTIAN 




2/19/90 A 90-55 W 

1/30/91 H 82-45 W 

2/27/91 A 95-76 W 

1/11/92 A 84-57 W 

2/8/92 H 101-66 W 

1/13/93 A 101-53 W 

2/10/93 H 71-38 W 

1/26/94 A 74-61 W 

2/23/94 H 77-46 W 

1/28/95 H 83-64 W 

2/18/95 A 67-46 W 

1/31/96 A 56-54 W 

2/21/96 H 75-66 W 

1/16/97 H 57-48 W 

1/16/98 A 61-75 L 

COLORADO COLLEGE 



1/11/77 A 61-72 L 

2/5/77 H 63-58 W 

2/18/78 H 79-93 L 

N/A/77-78 A 76-73 W 

2/16/79 H 68-88 L 

3/3/79 A 65-89 L 

1/25/80 H 81-75 W 


1/13/81 A 68-62 W 

2/6/81 H 63-72 L 

3/10/81 A 56-65 L 

1/15/82 H 56-57 L 

2/13/82 A 42-69 L 

1/20/83 A 74-85 L 

2/22/83 H 92-69 W 

3/4/83 N 62-64 L 

2/7/84 H 74-65 W 

2/25/84 A 71-65 W 

1/11/85 A 71-58 W 

2/5/85 H 74-62 W 

1/11/86 H 67-37 W 

2/7/86 A 80-38 W 

11/22/86 A 72-62 W 

2/19/88 H 89-51 W 

2/25/89 A 70-51 W 

2/3/90 H 72-69 W 


2/23/91 A 86-68 W 

2/6/92 A 90-50 W 

COLORADO NORTHWESTERN CC 



11/19/76 A 66-56 W 

1976-77 H 65-57 W 

11/18/78 H 85-46 W 


COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES 



2/4/77 A 87-64 W 

2/19/77 H 62-45 W 

1/31/78 A 89-69 W 

2/24/78 H 73-40 W 

1/24/79 H 69-56 W 

2/20/79 A 78-52 W 

11/30/79 A 64-55 W 

1/8/80 H 74-42 W 

3/6/80 N 74-51 W 

2/20/81 H 77-61 W 





1/11/84 H 98-70 W 

1/15/85 A 63-56 W 



11/29/88 H 92-39 W 



1/29/96 A 61-56 W 

2/21/97 A 56-50 W 

1/30/98 H 59-50 W 

COLORADO STATE 



11/14/77 A 58-61 L 

1/10/78 H 70-76 L 

11/3/78 H 55-54 W 

11/14/78 A 72-70 W 

1/4/80 A 72-90 L 

2/7/81 H 66-80 L 

2/19/82 H 52-79 L 

11/22/85 A 56-62 L 


1/17/89 A 48-68 L 



11/24/91 A 83-84 L 


1/4/05 A 47-67 L 



11/28/07 H 68-52 W 


11/18/09 H 68-55 W 

11/23/10 A 56-72 L 

11/23/11 H 64-61 W 

COLORADO WOMEN’S COLLEGE 



1/7/77 H 61-50 W 

2/26/77 A 71-96 L 

1/13/78 H 81-53 W 

2/7/78 A 82-71 W 

1/25/79 H 97-48 W 

2/13/79 A 78-52 W 

1/14/80 A 85-80 W, OT 

2/13/80 H 69-65 W 

1/23/81 H 67-80 L 

2/19/81 A 76-90 L 

2/5/82 A 60-50 W 

2/26/82 H 57-59 L 

COLUMBIA 





CONCORDIA (NEB.) 



11/27/93 H 93-29 W 

CONNECTICUT 



11/29/02 N 29-85 L 

CREIGHTON 




11/30/08 A 68-82 L 

C.W. POST 




DARTMOUTH 



12/20/80 N 52-77 L 


DAVIDSON COLLEGE 



11/27/99 N 79-62 W 

DEPAUL 




DOANE 





DUKE 



11/11/07 H 37-57 L 

EASTERN MONTANA 



1/5/78 N 67-72 L 


2/14/85 H 77-68 W 

2/15/85 H 72-59 W 

2/14/86 A 61-71 L 

2/15/86 A 62-65 L 

1/9/87 H 59-53 W 

1/10/87 H 53-50 W 

2/26/88 H 58-76 L 

2/28/88 H 61-83 L 

1/21/89 H 75-57 W 

2/4/89 H 55-62 L 

2/23/90 A 66-71 L 

2/24/90 A 66-65 W 

1/15/91 H 55-70 L 

1/2/94 H 57-66 L 

EASTERN NEW MEXICO 



1/19/79 A 65-66 L 

2/24/79 H 72-58 W 

1/11/80 A 86-80 W 

2/23/80 H 83-74 W 

11/23/84 N 69-48 W 


11/25/88 A 67-54 W 



EASTERN WASHINGTON 



1/8/04 H 62-52 W 


EMPORIA STATE 




FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 




FLORIDA ATLANTIC 

(Overall: 5-3, Home: 4-1 Away: 1-2, Neutral: 0-0) 


1/18/07 H 76-60 W 

2/28/07 H 65-41 W 

1/24/08 A 69-53 W 

12/13/08 H 76-66 W, OT 

2/11/09 A 58-66 L 

2/6/10 H 56-70 L 

2/9/11 H 79-55 W 

2/8/12 A 50-51 L 

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL 



1/22/00 A 62-66 L 

2/3/00 H 47-46 W 

2/17/01 H 81-64 W 

3/5/01 N 78-67 W 


3/4/02 N 65-80 L 

1/9/03 H 55-74 L 

1/17/04 A 54-59 L 

1/17/05 H 59-74 L 

1/14/06 H 50-45 W 

3/4/06 N 59-68 L 

1/13/07 A 74-61 W 

1/31/08 H 52-53 L 

3/5/08 A 57-68 L 

1/17/09 A 52-55 L 


1/15/11 H 63-71 L 


3/4/12 N 59-67 L 

FLORIDA SOUTHERN 




FLORIDA STATE 




FORT HAYS STATE 





11/16/90 H 78-76 W 


1/24/97 A 49-77 L 

1/24/98 H 65-77 L 

FORT LEWIS 




1/17/83 H 44-51 L 

11/24/83 N 72-62 W 

11/23/85 H 75-62 W 




2/1/92 H 99-62 W 

2/29/92 A 76-61 W 

1/29/93 H 95-51 W 

2/24/93 A 99-66 W 

1/22/94 H 85-67 W 

2/19/94 A 69-57 W 

2/15/97 A 50-55 L 

2/16/98 H 65-60 W 

FRANKLIN PIERCE 



12/13/85 N 78-46 W 

FRESNO STATE 





GEORGIA 

(Overall: 0-1, Home: 0-0, Away: 0-0, Nuetral: 0-1) 


11/26/10 N 56-72 L 

GONZAGA 



11/30/02 N 62-43 W 



GRAND CANYON 



1/7/95 H 72-60 W 

HASTINGS 



11/24/84 N 73-61 W 


HAWAII 






HELPING HAND 



11/4/77 H 74-42 W 


IDAHO STATE 



3/12/77 N 54-80 L 

N/A/77-78 N 44-58 L 

1/26/79 H 65-63 W 

11/27/87 N 69-80 L 

1/2/03 H 81-72 W 


INDIANA UNIVERSITY (IUPU) 





IOWA 



11/30/01 H 72-84 L 


JAMES MADISON 



1/5/79 H 61-81 L 

KANSAS 



11/28/98 N 50-66 L 


11/30/04 A 44-67 L 

LAFAYETTE COLLEGE 



12/20/03 H 76-69 W, OT 

LAMAR CC 



2/10/77 H 68-39 W 

LAMAR UNIVERSITY 

(Overall: 2-0, Home: 1-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 0-0) DATE 

H-A-N SCORE W-L 

11/23/05 A 45-42 W 

11/18/06 H 97-43 W 

LINCOLN (MO.) 



11/26/93 H 80-61 W 

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 



1/6/00 A 63-54 W 

2/24/00 H 85-52 W 

1/24/01 A 48-47 W 

2/15/01 H 77-65 W 


1/26/02 H 65-47 W 

2/1/03 A 69-59 W 

3/1/03 H 61-65 L 

1/10/04 A 57-80 L 

2/7/04 H 73-49 W 

1/8/05 A 54-69 L 

2/3/05 H 60-56 W 

1/5/06 A 50-76 L 

2/4/06 H 76-69 W 

1/3/07 A 52-72 L 

2/18/07 H 55-67 L 

2/10/08 H 60-52 W 

3/1/08 A 44-66 L 

1/3/09 A 67-46 W 

2/18/09 H 74-59 W 

1/13/10 A 75-66 W 

2/27/10 H 76-63 W 


2/24/11 A 82-39 W 




LOUISIANA-MONROE 



11/26/05 N 54-66 L 

1/6/07 H 51-33 W 

2/21/07 A 65-52 W 

1/2/08 H 61-70 L 

2/16/08 A 68-65 W, OT 

1/11/09 H 58-47 W 

2/25/09 A 41-65 L 


1/17/10 A 62-56 W 

3/6/10 N 69-57 W 

1/8/11 A 55-54 W 

2/16/11 H 87-63 W 



LOUISIANA-TECH 



1/31/00 A 45-90 L 

2/26/00 H 48-92 L 

1/3/01 A 46-66 L 

3/6/01 N 55-67 L 

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 



11/27/98 A 62-59 W 


11/11/11 H 71-55 W 

MANKATO STATE 



3/5/88 H 69-73 L 

MESA STATE 



1/20/78 H 57-40 W 

2/10/78 A 65-59 W 



1/17/81 H 77-63 W 

11/27/81 H 60-43 W 

1/2/82 A 77-48 W 

11/24/83 H 93-75 W 

2/20/84 H 77-72 W 


1/8/86 H 63-51 W 

2/24/87 H 79-53 W 

11/20/87 H 71-62 W 

11/28/87 A 84-72 W 

11/19/88 H 75-70 W 

11/24/89 A 61-71 L 

11/30/92 A 81-87 L 



1/11/97 H 55-60 L 

1/10/98 A 57-66 L 

METRO STATE 

(Overall: 32-12, Home: 17-4, Away: 14-6, Neutral: 1-2) 


1/14/77 A 80-68 W 

2/1/77 H 77-67 W 

2/3/78 H 69-59 W 

N/A/77-78 A 83-72 W, OT 

2/6/79 A 65-57 W 

3/3/79 H 83-46 W 

2/1/80 A 67-63 W 

2/26/80 H 78-64 W 

2/3/81 H 80-59 W 

3/4/81 A 100-52 W 

1/21/82 A 68-53 W 

2/21/82 H 90-48 W 

2/4/83 H 86-37 W 

3/2/83 A 89-70 W 

1/14/84 A 84-41 W 

2/2/85 H 81-37 W 

2/18/85 H 82-45 W 

1/7/86 A 60-48 W 

2/25/86 H 72-45 W 

1/20/87 A 54-58 L 

2/3/87 H 57-59 L 

1/15/88 A 80-66 W 

2/9/88 H 71-65 W 

1/12/89 H 2-0 W (Forfeit) 

2/23/89 A 76-72 W 

1/26/90 A 61-67 L 


2/6/90 H 73-65 W 

1/9/91 H 77-65 W 

2/6/91 A 81-80 W, OT 

1/18/92 A 69-84 L 

2/15/92 H 84-88 L 

1/16/93 A 68-59 W 

2/13/93 H 68-66 W 

1/29/94 H 66-63 W 

2/26/94 A 59-68 L 

3/5/94 N 74-75 L 

1/26/95 A 61-70 L 

2/22/95 H 62-75 L 

3/4/95 N 63-58 W 

1/27/96 H 76-63 W 

2/17/96 A 65-64 W 

3/3/96 N 58-76 L 

2/22/97 A 61-75 L 

1/31/98 H 57-69 L 

MICHIGAN TECH 





MIDDLE TENNESSEE 



1/18/01 H 59-57 W 

2/16/02 H 75-66 W 

3/3/02 N 78-63 W 

2/8/03 A 65-67 L 

2/15/04 H 56-68 L 

3/8/04 N 61-64 L 

2/10/05 A 45-71 L 

2/11/06 A 56-77 L 

1/31/07 A 58-82 L 

3/5/07 N 76-50 L 

1/6/08 A 55-93 L 

2/21/08 H 77-81 L 

2/4/09 H 49-77 L 

2/10/10 A 78-94 L 

1/23/11 A 68-71 L 

2/4/12 H 63-75 L 

MIDLAND LUTHERAN 





MINNESOTA 



11/25/00 N 77-59 W 


MINNESOTA-DULUTH 




MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY 



1/23/99 H 62-38 W 

2/8/99 A 58-63 L 

MISSOURI-ST LOUIS 



12/12/91 A 107-88 W 

MOLLOY COLLEGE 




MOMMOUTH 





MONTANA 




11/24/09 A 51-65 L 


12/5/12 H 53-52 W 

MONTANA STATE 




11/24/07 H 80-68 W 



11/30/10 A 74-68 W 

MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS 




MOORHEAD STATE 




NEBRASKA 




11/24/08 H 55-76 L 

NEBRASKA-KEARNEY 





3/3/92 A 76-68 W 

1/25/97 A 53-72 L 

1/26/98 H 54-61 L 

NEBRASKA-OMAHA 





11/24/95 H 51-71 L 

NEVADA 





1/27/99 H 81-50 W 

NEVADA-LAS VEGAS 



2/3/99 A 63-72 L 


NEW MEXICO 




NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS 



1/21/77 A 69-59 W 

2/18/77 H 69-41 W 

2/27/94 H 84-76 W 

11/29/95 A 56-81 L 



NEW MEXICO STATE 



1/27/01 H 73-54 W 

2/24/01 A 74-55 W 


1/24/02 H 68-54 W 

1/30/03 A 55-66 L 

2/27/03 H 76-86 L 

2/5/04 H 45-66 L 

2/21/04 A 47-49 L 

2/5/05 A 42-55 L 

2/17/05 H 57-47 W 

NEW ORLEANS 



1/8/00 A 49-47 W 

2/10/00 H 76-50 W 

1/6/01 H 87-46 W 

1/22/01 A 66-57 W 

2/14/02 A 68-59 W 

2/24/02 H 84-53 W 

75


1/25/03 H 70-64 W 

2/22/03 A 54-75 L 

1/31/04 A 58-51 W 

2/28/04 H 71-61 W 

1/27/05 H 46-56 L 

2/24/05 A 54-65 L 

1/7/06 A 59-47 W 

2/2/06 H 76-56 W 


2/10/07 A 64-57 W 

1/10/08 A 53-54 L 

2/24/08 H 72-44 W 

1/1/09 A 46-63 L 

2/14/09 H 60-52 W 

1/6/20 H 61-54 W 

2/20/10 A 55-49 W 

3/7/10 N 48-55 L 

NORTH CAROLINA-CHARLOTTE 




NORTH CENTRAL COLLEGE 




NORTH DAKOTA 




NORTH DAKOTA STATE 








11/29/09 A 50-62 L 

NORTH TEXAS 



1/13/01 H 65-58 W 

2/10/01 A 54-44 W 

1/17/02 A 68-77 L 

2/2/02 H 74-81 L 

1/11/03 A 55-42 W 

2/13/03 H 81-90 L 

1/15/04 H 68-70 L 

2/19/04 A 67-58 W 

1/13/05 A 58-69 L 

2/20/05 H 74-56 W 


2/18/06 H 74-69 W 

1/9/07 A 51-48 W 

2/15/07 H 72-63 W 


2/14/08 A 42-55 L 

1/14/09 A 69-76 L 

3/1/09 H 61-48 W 

3/7/09 N 67-63 W 

2/13/10 A 65-58 W 

1/29/11 H 86-67 W 

2/26/11 A 74-50 W 



NORTHEAST MISSOURI STATE 





NORTHEASTERN JC 



N/A/76-77 H 66-46 W 

NORTHERN ARIZONA 




1/4/04 H 61-66 L 




NORTHERN COLORADO 

(Overall: 21-21, Home: 10-12, Away: 10-9, Neutral: 

1-0) 


11/18/77 A 63-74 L 


1/16/79 H 64-65 L 

1/16/80 H 84-67 W 

2/2/80 A 75-92 L 

1/30/81 A 85-68 W 

2/27/81 H 81-61 W 

1/19/82 A 72-79 L 

2/16/82 H 59-71 L 

2/1/83 A 81-58 W 

2/26/83 H 70-59 W 

1/17/84 A 68-71 L 

2/11/84 H 73-82 L 

3/2/84 N 72-67 W 

1/4/85 H 63-65 L 

2/22/85 A 59-58 W 

1/24/86 H 64-68 L 

2/18/86 H 71-56 W 

1/31/87 H 50-45 W 

2/13/87 A 65-59 W 

1/19/88 H 70-80 L 

2/16/88 A 67-68 L 

1/27/89 A 76-79 L 

2/18/89 H 64-52 W 

11/18/89 H 78-97 L 

12/12/89 H 68-94 L 

11/30/90 A 79-86 L 


11/26/91 A 81-70 W 

11/24/92 H 77-52 W 

2/2/93 A 75-68 W 


11/19/94 H 51-74 L 





2/16/06 H 55-48 W 

2/4/07 A 88-59 W 

2/3/10 H 72-74 L 


11/30/11 A 66-57 W 

NORTHERN COLORADO (JV) 



1/15/77 A 62-67 L 

2/16/77 H 63-56 W 

1/14/78 H 81-68 W 

3/3/78 H 108-75 W 

NORTHERN STATE 




NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE 



1/7/81 H 60-84 L 



NORTHWEST NAZARENE 




NORTHWESTERN 





OKLAHOMA 





OKLAHOMA - PANHANDLE STATE 



1/14/83 H 72-48 W 

OKLAHOMA STATE 




OLD DOMINION 





OREGON 





PENNSYLVANIA 



1/2/87 H 63-58 W 

PITTSBURG STATE 




PORTLAND 





PORTLAND STATE 



12/12/94 H 67-77 L 


11/21/97 H 53-69 L 



PRINCETON 




PUGET SOUND 




RADFORD 



11/30/97 N 79-69 W 

1/1/99 H 59-69 L 


REGIS 



11/11/77 A 71-51 W 

11/22/77 A 71-51 W 

2/4/78 H 91-47 W 


1/19/80 A 65-60 W 


2/9/81 H 74-51 W 


1/28/82 H 65-44 W 


11/29/83 A 60-48 W 

1/4/84 H 61-78 L 

1/29/85 A 59-60 L 

2/8/85 H 65-54 W 

1/14/86 A 69-50 W 

2/11/86 H 62-50 W 

1/30/87 A 56-58 L 

2/20/87 H 53-68 L 

1/22/88 H 45-55 L 

2/5/88 A 55-58 L 

1/24/89 A 53-46 W 

2/21/89 H 69-60 W 

1/16/90 H 80-75 W 

2/27/90 A 66-93 L 

1/23/91 A 95-75 W 

2/20/91 H 87-64 W 

1/15/92 H 74-69 W 


1/20/93 H 79-44 W 

2/17/93 A 92-73 W 

1/8/94 H 63-45 W 

2/5/94 A 56-54 W 

1/11/95 A 66-57 W 

2/4/95 H 63-52 W 

1/13/96 A 63-54 W 

2/24/96 H 56-53 W 

1/17/98 A 57-68 W 

ROCKMONT 



1/11/83 H 2-0 W (Forfeit) 

ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGE 



1/18/91 H 70-90 L 

ROLLINS COLLEGE 




SACRAMENTO STATE 



11/26/06 N 60-31 W 

SAM HOUSTON STATE 



11/29/97 N 56-68 L 

SAN DIEGO 





11/18/01 H 67-66 W 

11/26/02 A 37-56 L 

SAN FRANCISCO 



11/21/04 H 59-62 L 


SAN JOSE STATE 



12/6/09 A 66-61 W-L 


SANTA CLARA 




11/28/99 A 57-72 L 

SEATTLE 



11/24/90 A 74-85 L 


SEATTLE PACIFIC 




SMITH COLLEGE 



1/15/87 H 66-40 W 

SOUTH ALABAMA 



1/24/00 A 68-67 W, OT 

2/13/00 H 52-42 W 

2/1/01 A 62-52 W 

2/22/01 H 51-47 W 

3/3/01 N 51-41 W 

2/7/02 A 55-50 W 

2/21/02 H 88-55 W 

1/23/03 H 76-64 W 

2/24/03 A 54-75 L 

1/29/04 A 56-62 L 

2/26/04 H 50-56 L 

3/6/04 N 47-45 W 

1/29/05 H 46-44 W, OT 

2/26/05 A 40-44 L 

1/26/06 H 66-74 L 


2/23/06 A 74-71 W, 3OT 

1/20/07 H 54-34 W 

1/27/08 A 40-48 L 

1/28/09 H 61-56 W, OT 

1/23/10 H 71-68 W 

2/24/10 A 64-61 W 

2/20/11 H 63-43 W 


SOUTH DAKOTA 



12/3/88 H ot 94-88 W 

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 



1/5/84 H 71-77 L 


3/7/95 N 59-85 L 

SOUTH FLORIDA 




11/25/97 A 53-61 L 

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE 




SOUTHERN COLORADO 



1/28/77 H 69-63 W 

2/11/77 A 68-47 W 

1/21/78 A 75-77 L 

2/14/78 H 75-59 W 

1/9/79 H 61-60 W 


1/29/80 H 64-57 W 

2/5/80 A 64-72 L 

11/26/82 A 77-84 L, OT 


11/18/83 H 78-77 W 

1/23/84 A 78-66 W 


1/8/85 H 97-55 W 

1/31/86 H 60-59 W 

1/13/87 H 55-51 W 


1/31/89 H 69-67 W 

11/28/89 H 89-70 W 

1/19/91 A 77-99 L 

2/16/91 H 82-79 W, OT 

1/22/92 H 89-74 W 

2/20/92 A 68-65 W 

1/30/93 A 81-78 W 

2/27/93 H 87-50 W 

1/15/94 A 74-59 W 

2/12/94 H 75-53 W 

1/18/95 H 69-43 W 

2/11/95 A 64-74 L 

1/20/96 A 72-53 W 

2/10/96 H 77-40 W 

2/4/97 A 70-58 W 

2/3/98 A 52-46 W 

SOUTHERN METHODIST 




SOUTHERN UTAH 



3/17/77 N 76-91 L 

1/5/80 H 81-68 W 

1/21/97 H 49-71 L 

2/1/97 A 65-81 L 

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE 






ST CLOUD STATE 






ST FRANCIS (IND.) 



1/6/81 H 65-66 L 

1/7/82 H 60-55 W 


ST MARY’S (IND.) 




ST THOMAS AQUINAS 




STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 



11/27/10 A 88-76 W 

TAMPA 




TARLETON STATE 



11/29/96 H 64-66 L 

TENNESSEE-MARTIN 




TEXAS 



11/26/00 N 74-78 L 


TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI 




11/27/01 A 70-71 L 

TEXAS-ARLINGTON 




TEXAS-EL PASO 



11/22/02 H 49-65 L 



11/26/11 A 49-80 L 

TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN 



1/30/99 A 65-52 W 

2/27/99 H 100-63 W 

TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO 




11/29/03 A 58-55 W 

TEXAS SOUTHERN 




TEXAS TECH 



11/25/06 N 53-67 L 


TEXAS WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY 



11/29/91 H 83-70 W 

TROY 



1/28/06 H 65-72 L 

2/25/06 A 63-50 W 

1/25/07 A 65-62 W, OT 

2/7/08 H 77-76 W, OT 

1/31/09 A 64-54 W 

1/2/10 A 60-58 W 



UC-DAVIS 



11/21/08 H 64-50 W 



UTAH VALLEY 



1/8/08 H 101-75 W 

1/21/09 A 82-87 L 

VANDERBILT 





VIRGINIA TECH 



3/16/01 N 57-77 L 

11/25/05 N 40-56 L 

WASHBURN 




WASHINGTON 





WAYNE STATE 



1/3/93 H 77-64 W 


2/8/97 H 77-65 W 

WEBER STATE 



2/13/99 A 52-37 W 


WEST TEXAS A&M 




11/26/88 A 63-79 L 




1/1/92 H 58-97 L 

3/4/93 H 94-62 W 


WESTERN CAROLINA 



11/28/03 N 65-64 W 

WESTERN KENTUCKY 

(Overall: 3-12, Home: 2-6, Away: 1-5, Neutral: 0-1) 


1/19/00 H 56-57 L 

3/4/00 A 71-86 L 


1/19/02 A 77-78 L, OT 

2/5/03 H 63-77 L 


2/12/05 H 58-71 L 

2/8/06 H 45-63 L 

1/27/07 H 68-73 L 

2/2/08 A 54-69 L 

1/24/09 H 66-50 W 

1/10/10 H 70-73 L 

1/5/11 A 51-50 W 

3/6/11 N 57-65 L 

1/15/11 H 69-62 W 

WESTERN STATE 




2/9/80 A 66-73 L 


1/16/81 H 67-65 W 


1/5/82 H 80-76 W 


1/4/83 H 56-48 W 


2/18/84 H 84-55 W 


1/26/85 H 70-64 W 

2/8/86 H 55-63 L 

11/25/89 N 59-49 W 

1/7/92 H 102-72 W 

1/9/97 H 62-50 W 

1/9/98 A 77-52 W 

WINONA STATE 



11/27/94 H 72-51 W 


11/30/96 H 56-44 W 

WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY 




1/3/99 H 76-68 W 

WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 




WISCONSIN-STEVENS POINT 



11/18/88 H 66-61 W 

WRIGHT STATE 



1/19/99 H 74-63 W 


WYOMING 



1/8/77 A 60-59 W 

1/18/77 H 40-50 L 

1/7/78 A 60-70 L 

1/17/78 H 65-74 L 

11/17/78 H 75-82 L 

1/29/79 A 66-90 L 


2/11/91 A 55-88 L 

1/21/98 A 60-79 L 

11/18/98 A 56-60 L 

2/17/99 H 87-63 W 

11/22/03 H 62-39 W 

11/26/04 A 54-55 L 



11/14/08 H 54-61 L 

11/13/09 H 62-65 L 


11/14/11 H 74-49 W 

77

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 

1974-75 (2-12, Intermountain Athletic) 

Head Coach: Heidi Weishaupt/Leslie Rowe 

Results not available/Conference Record not available. 

1975-76 (7-14, Intermountain Athletic) 

Head Coach: Dr. Barbara Breeding 

Results not available/Conference Record not available. 

1976-77 

(19-6, 4-1 Intermountain Athletics Conference, DII IAIAW) 


DATE OPPONENT H-A-N RESULT SCORE 

11/19/76 at Colorado Northwestern CC A W 66-56 

N/A COLORADO NORTHWESTERN CC H W 65-57 

1/7/77 COLORADO WOMEN’S COLLEGE * H W 61-50 

1/8/77 at Wyoming A W 60-59 

N/A NORTHEASTERN JC H W 66-46 

1/11/77 at Colorado College A L 61-72 

1/14/77 at Metro State A W 80-68 

1/15/77 at Northern Colorado JV A L 62-67 

1/18/77 WYOMING H L 40-50 

1/21/77 at New Mexico Highlands A W 69-59 

1/22/77 at College of Santa Fe A W 52-36 

1/28/77 SOUTHERN COLORADO * H W 69-63 

2/1/77 METRO STATE H W 77-67 

2/4/77 at Colorado School of Mines A W 87-64 

2/5/77 COLORADO COLLEGE H W 63-58 

2/10/77 LAMAR CC H W 68-39 

2/11/77 at Southern Colorado * A W 68-47 

2/16/77 NORTHERN COLORADO JV H W 63-56 

2/18/77 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS H W 69-41 

2/19/77 COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES H W 62-45 

2/26/77 at Colorado Women’s College * A L 71-96 

3/1/77 AIR FORCE H W 60-50 

3/4/77 ADAMS STATE * H W 77-66 

3/12/77 vs. Idaho State ^ N L 54-80 

3/17/77 vs. Southern Utah ^ N L 76-91 

* - Intermountain Athletic Conference Game 

^ - IAIAW Women’s Regional Tournament 

1977-78 

(19-12, 7-3 Intermountain Athletics Conference, DII IAIAW) 



11/4/77 HELPING HAND H W 74-42 

11/5/77 at Adams State A W 85-66 

11/11/77 at Regis A W 71-51 

11/14/77 at Colorado State A L 58-61 

11/15/77 COLORADO H L 72-95 

11/18/77 at Northern Colorado A L 63-74 

11/21/77 ADAMS STATE H W 65-51 

11/22/77 at Regis A W 71-51 

1/5/78 vs. Eastern Montana % N L 67-72 

1/6/78 vs. Chadron State % N W 87-68 

1/7/78 at Wyoming A L 60-70 

1/10/78 COLORADO STATE H L 70-76 



1/17/78 WYOMING H L 65-74 

1/20/78 MESA STATE H W 57-40 

1/21/78 at Southern Colorado * A L 75-77 

1/27/78 AIR FORCE * H L 56-59 

1/31/78 at Colorado School of Mines * A W 89-69 

2/3/78 METRO STATE * H W 69-59 

2/4/78 REGIS H W 91-47 

2/7/78 at Colorado Women’s College * A W 82-71 

2/10/78 at Mesa State A W 65-59 

2/14/78 SOUTHERN COLORADO * H W 75-59 

2/17/78 AIR FORCE * H L 64-80 

2/18/78 COLORADO COLLEGE * H L 79-93 

2/24/78 COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES * H W 73-40 

N/A at Colorado College * A W 76-73 

N/A at Metro State * A W 83-72 (OT) 


N/A vs. Idaho State ^ N L 44-58 

% - at Wyoming 


^ - IAIAW Women’s Regional at Air Force Academy 

1978-79 

(18-12, 7-5 Intermountain Athletics Conference, DII IAIAW) 

Head Coach: Bernie Barras 


11/3/78 COLORADO STATE H W 55-54 

11/14/78 at Colorado State A W 72-70 

11/17/78 WYOMING H L 75-82 

11/18/78 COLORADO NORTHWESTERN CC H W 85-46 


12/1/78 FORT HAYS STATE H L 60-75 

12/2/78 MESA STATE H W 81-67 

12/8/78 at Northern Colorado A L 71-72 

12/13/78 at Colorado A L 50-85 

1/5/79 JAMES MADISON H L 61-81 

1/9/79 SOUTHERN COLORADO H W 61-60 

1/12/79 at Air Force * A L 91-93 

1/13/79 ADAMS STATE H W 88-41 

1/16/79 NORTHERN COLORADO H L 64-65 

1/19/79 at Eastern New Mexico * A L 65-66 

1/20/79 at College of Santa Fe * A W 82-47 



1/26/79 IDAHO STATE H W 65-63 

1/29/79 at Wyoming A L 66-90 

2/2/79 AIR FORCE * H L 52-62 

2/6/79 at Metro State * A W 65-57 

2/12/79 at Southern Colorado A W 68-56 

2/13/79 at Colorado Women’s College * A W 78-52 



2/23/79 COLLEGE OF SANTA FE * H W 80-35 

2/24/79 EASTERN NEW MEXICO * H W 72-58 

3/3/79 METRO STATE * H W 83-46 

3/3/79 at Colorado College * A L 65-89 


1979-80 

(23-10, 9-3 Intermountain Athletics Conference, DII IAIAW) 




12/1/79 REGIS H W 56-52 

12/3/79 at Hawaii A L 42-55 

12/4/79 at Hawaii A L 42-87 

12/7/79 at Alaska-Fairbanks A W 78-65 

12/8/79 at Alaska-Fairbanks A L 66-67 

12/10/79 at Alaska-Anchorage A W 74-66 

12/11/79 at Alaska-Anchorage A W 76-45 

12/14/79 at Mesa State A W 70-67 

12/15/79 at Colorado Northwestern CC A W 72-53 

12/18/79 WESTERN STATE H W 82-79 


1/5/80 SOUTHERN UTAH H W 81-68 


1/11/80 at Eastern New Mexico * A W 86-80 

1/14/80 at Colorado Women’s College * A W 85-80 (OT) 

1/16/80 NORTHERN COLORADO * H W 84-67 

1/19/80 at Regis A W 65-60 

1/22/80 at Air Force * A L 58-68 

1/25/80 COLORADO COLLEGE * H W 81-75 



2/2/80 at Northern Colorado * A L 75-92 

2/5/80 at Southern Colorado A L 64-72 

2/9/80 at Western State A L 66-73 

2/12/80 at Colorado College * A L 70-95 


2/19/80 AIR FORCE * H W 81-57 

2/23/80 EASTERN NEW MEXICO * H W 83-74 

2/26/80 METRO STATE * H W 78-64 

3/6/80 vs. Colorado School of Mines ^ N W 74-51 

3/7/80 vs. Air Force ^ N L 52-62 

3/8/80 vs. Adams State ^ N W 66-62 


^ - AIAW Playoff s at Grand Junction, Colo. 

1980-81 

(12-16, 6-4 Intermountain Athletics Conference, DII IAIAW) 



12/1/80 at Regis A W 67-64 

12/8/80 at Adams State A L 81-108 

12/9/80 at Western State A L 74-76 

12/11/80 at Wyoming A L 63-95 

12/13/80 at Central Florida A L 67-68 

12/15/80 vs. North Carolina-Charlotte # N L 53-69 

12/18/80 vs. Florida State # N L 41-93 

12/19/80 at South Florida A W 66-60 

12/20/80 vs. Dartmouth # N L 52-77 

1/6/81 ST. FRANCIS (IND.) H L 65-66 

1/7/81 NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE H L 60-84 

1/13/81 at Colorado College * A W 68-62 

1/16/81 WESTERN STATE H W 67-65 

1/17/81 MESA STATE H W 77-63 

1/21/81 ADAMS STATE H L 73-77 

1/23/81 COLORADO WOMEN’S COLLEGE * H L 67-80 

1/27/81 AIR FORCE * H W 64-61 

1/30/81 at Northern Colorado * A W 85-68 

2/3/81 METRO STATE * H W 80-59 



2/9/81 REGIS H W 74-51 

2/19/81 at Colorado Women’s College * A L 76-90 


2/25/81 at Air Force * A L 67-89 


3/4/81 at Metro State* A W 100-52 

3/10/81 at Colorado College ! A L 56-65 


# - at Tampa, Florida 

! - AIAW Playoff s 

1981-82 

(14-12, 1-6 Intermountain Athletic Conference, DII IAIAW) 



11/27/81 MESA STATE H W 60-43 

12/5/81 at Western State A L 67-77 

12/8/81 at Regis A W 67-59 

12/10/81 COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES H L 61-64 

12/11/81 at Chadron State A L 54-55 

12/12/81 at Casper College A W 61-53 

12/16/81 at Cal State-Stanislaus A W 66-52 

12/17/81 at Cal State-Sacramento A W 70-66 

12/18/81 at Nevada A L 81-93 



1/7/82 ST. FRANCIS (Ind.) H W 60-55 

1/12/82 at Colorado School of Mines A W 60-52 


1/16/82 CHARDON STATE H W 62-53 



1/28/82 REGIS H W 65-44 

2/2/82 AIR FORCE * H L 80-82 OT 

2/5/82 at Colorado Women’s College A W 60-50 


2/16/82 NORTHERN COLORADO * H L 59-71 



2/26/82 COLORADO WOMEN’S COLLEGE H L 57-59 

3/2/82 at Air Force * A L 55-68 


1982-83 

(15-7, 4-2 Continental Divide Conference, NCAA DII) 



11/26/82 at Southern Colorado A L 77-84 OT 

11/30/82 ADAMS STATE H W 65-60 

12/1/82 COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES H W 78-50 

12/3/82 at Fort Lewis A W 64-55 

12/4/82 at Western State A W 64-46 

12/10/82 at Regis A L 45-59 

12/11/82 at Eastern Montana # A L 43-62 

12/12/82 vs. Carroll College # N W 70-53 

12/17/82 SOUTHERN COLORADO H W 80-50 


1/11/83 ROCKMONT H W 2-0 (Forfeit) 

1/14/83 OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE STATE H W 72-48 

1/17/83 FORT LEWIS H L 44-51 


1/22/83 AIR FORCE * H W 61-59 OT 



2/18/83 at Air Force * A L 73-80 




3/4/83 vs. Colorado College $ N L 62-64 

# - Eastern Montana Tourney at Billings, Mont. 

* - Continental Divide Conference Game 

$ - Continental Divide Conference Tournament 

1983-84 





11/24/83 MESA STATE H W 93-75 

11/24/83 vs. Fort Lewis # N W 72-62 

11/29/83 at Regis A W 60-48 

12/5/83 ADAMS STATE H W 82-69 

12/6/83 at Colorado School of Mines A W 69-50 

12/9/83 at Tampa A W 74-64 

12/10/83 at Rollins College A W 90-71 

12/12/83 at Florida Southern A L 67-72 


12/20/83 NORTHWEST NAZARENE H W 78-61 

1/4/84 REGIS H L 61-78 

1/5/84 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE H L 71-77 




1/23/84 at Southern Colorado A W 78-66 

1/27/84 at Air Force * A W 84-68 




2/14/84 AIR FORCE * H L 61-64 


2/20/84 MESA STATE H W 77-72 

2/25/84 at Colorado College * A W 71-55 

3/2/84 vs. Northern Colorado $ N W 72-67 

3/3/84 vs. Air Force $ N W 69-63 

# - Mesa College Tourney at Grand Junction, Colo. 


$- Continental Divide Conference Tournament 

1984-85 


Head Coach: Bruce Cassagrande 


11/16/84 CAL STATE-NORTHRIDGE H W 85-67 

11/17/84 at Adams State A L 60-75 

11/23/84 vs. Eastern New Mexico # N W 69-48 

11/24/84 vs. Hastings # N W 73-61 


12/4/84 at Southern Colorado A W 78-46 


12/13/84 CAL STATE-LOS ANGELES H W 88-62 



1/11/85 at Colorado College A W 71-58 


1/18/85 at Alaska-Anchorage * A L 69-79 


1/21/85 at Alaska-Fairbanks * A W 92-83 

1/22/85 at Alaska-Fairbanks * A L 71-82 


1/29/85 at Regis * A L 59-60 

2/1/85 AIR FORCE * H L 64-77 

2/2/85 METRO STATE * H W 81-37 


2/8/85 REGIS * H W 65-54 

2/12/85 at Air Force * A W 73-62 

2/14/85 EASTERN MONTANA * H W 77-68 


2/18/85 METRO STATE * H W 82-45 


# - at Grand Junction, Colo. 


1985-86 


Head Coach: Renee Bailey-Phoenix 



11/23/85 FORT LEWIS H W 75-62 


12/4/85 at Adams State A W 82-69 

12/11/85 at Army A L 55-71 

12/12/85 at Molloy College A L 53-56 

12/13/85 vs. Franklin Pierce # N W 78-46 

12/14/85 at St. Thomas Aquinas A W 70-51 

12/17/85 at C.W. Post A W 68-62 


1/8/86 MESA STATE H W 63-51 


1/14/86 at Regis * A W 69-50 

1/17/86 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE * H L 66-67 

1/18/86 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE * H W 82-55 


1/28/86 AIR FORCE * H L 75-81 


2/4/86 at Air Force * A W 82-67 


2/8/86 WESTERN STATE H L 55-63 

2/11/86 REGIS * H W 62-50 

2/14/86 at Eastern Montana * A L 61-71 



2/21/86 ALASKA-FAIRBANKS * H W 76-73 


2/25/86 METRO STATE * H W 72-45 

# - at Sparkill, N.Y. 


1986-87 

(12-16, 6-8 Continental Divide Conference, NCAA DII) 




12/5/86 at Fort Lewis A L 66-69 

12/6/86 at Colorado School of Mines A L 69-85 

12/8/86 at West Texas A&M A L 43-90 

12/11/86 at Arizona State A L 44-104 

12/12/86 at Northern Arizona A L 55-83 

12/13/86 vs. Fort Lewis # N L 64-69 

12/15/86 at Arizona A L 54-77 


12/17/86 NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE H L 69-74 

1/2/87 PENNSYLVANIA H W 63-58 




1/15/87 SMITH COLLEGE H W 66-40 

1/20/87 at Metro State * A L 54-58 

1/27/87 at Air Force * A L 64-85 

1/30/87 at Regis * A L 56-58 


2/3/87 METRO STATE * H L 57-59 




2/10/87 at Alaska-Anchorage * A W 81-73 


2/20/87 REGIS * H L 53-68 

2/21/87 ADAMS STATE H W 81-62 

2/24/87 MESA STATE H W 79-53 

2/25/87 AIR FORCE * H W 78-61 

# - at Flagstaff , Ariz. 


1987-88 




11/20/87 MESA STATE H W 71-62 

11/27/87 vs. Idaho State # N L 69-80 


12/4/87 CHADRON STATE H L 66-77 

12/5/87 at Adams State A W 77-64 

12/7/87 NORTH DAKOTA STATE H L 73-78 

12/9/87 EASTERN NEW MEXICO H L 67-73 

12/12/87 ADAMS STATE H W 71-57 

12/17/87 at Colorado State A L 44-55 

12/19/87 NORTH DAKOTA STATE H L 54-86 

1/5/88 at Air Force * A L 66-68 


1/9/88 ALASKA-FAIRBANKS * H L 65-68 

1/12/88 at Southern Colorado A L 62-76 



1/22/88 REGIS * H L 45-55 

2/2/88 AIR FORCE * H W 62-56 

2/5/88 at Regis * A L 55-58 


2/13/88 at Chadron State A L 53-65 





2/26/88 EASTERN MONTANA * H L 58-76 


3/5/88 MANKATO STATE H L 69-73 



1988-89 

(17-12, 7-7 Continental Divide Conference, NCAA DII) 



11/18/88 WISCONSIN-STEVENS POINT H W 66-61 

11/19/88 MESA STATE H W 75-70 

11/25/88 at Eastern New Mexico A W 67-54 

11/26/88 at West Texas A&M A L 63-79 



12/3/88 SOUTH DAKOTA H W 94-88 OT 

12/7/88 at North Dakota A L 53-94 

12/9/88 at North Dakota State A L 64-101 

12/13/88 WEST TEXAS A&M H L 69-80 

12/18/88 FORT LEWIS H W 62-53 



1/12/89 METRO STATE * H W 2-0 (Forfeit) 

1/14/89 at Air Force * A L 68-78 



1/24/89 at Regis * A W 53-46 



2/2/89 CAL STATE-SACRAMENTO H W 68-62 




2/14/89 AIR FORCE * H L 86-88 


2/21/89 REGIS * H W 69-60 





1989-90 


Head Coach: Tracey Sheehan 



11/24/89 at Mesa State A L 61-71 

11/25/89 vs. Western State # N W 59-49 


12/1/89 at Fort Hays State A L 59-79 

12/2/89 at Nebraska-Kearney A W 82-78 

12/6/89 NORTH CENTRAL COLLEGE H W 83-52 

12/8/89 WEST TEXAS A&M H L 62-68 

12/9/89 COLORADO CHRISTIAN H W 105-57 

12/12/89 NORTHERN COLORADO H L 68-94 

12/14/89 at St. Mary’s (Ind.) A W 80-72 

12/15/89 at St. Francis (Ind.) A W 77-65 

12/21/89 at Indiana University (IUPU) A L 75-88 


1/9/90 at Air Force * A L 61-72 

1/12/90 at Colorado State A L 42-79 

1/16/90 REGIS * H W 80-75 


1/20/90 at Alaska-Anchorage * A W 76-73 


1/30/90 AIR FORCE * H W 78-69 


2/6/90 METRO STATE * H W 73-65 


2/13/90 COLORADO-COLORADO SPRINGS H W 85-42 

2/17/90 at Adams State A L 77-91 

2/19/90 at Colorado Christian A W 90-55 


2/24/90 at Eastern Montana * A W 66-65 

2/27/90 at Regis * A L 66-93 



1990-91 

(16-12, 10-2 Colorado Athletic Conference, NCAA DII) 



11/16/90 FORT HAYS STATE H W 78-76 

11/23/90 at California Baptist A W 96-89 

11/24/90 at Seattle A L 74-85 

11/30/90 at Northern Colorado A L 79-86 

12/4/90 COLORADO COLLEGE H W 104-72 

12/8/90 at Fort Hays State A L 59-90 

12/11/90 NORTHERN COLORADO H L 94-98 

12/15/90 COLORADO STATE H L 54-62 


12/21/90 NEBRASKA-KEARNEY H W 77-68 

12/29/90 ABILENE CHRISTIAN H L 76-81 

1/3/91 ANGELO STATE H W 62-58 

1/9/91 METRO STATE * H W 77-65 

1/12/91 at Air Force * A L 62-79 

1/15/91 EASTERN MONTANA H L 55-70 

1/16/91 COLORADO-COLORADO SPRINGS * H W 76-39 

1/18/91 ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGE H L 70-90 


1/23/91 at Regis * A W 95-75 

1/30/91 COLORADO CHRISTIAN * H W 82-45 

2/6/91 at Metro State * A W 81-80 OT 

2/9/91 AIR FORCE * H W 84-81 

2/11/91 at Wyoming A L 55-88 

2/13/91 at Colorado-Colorado Springs * A W 63-49 

2/16/91 SOUTHERN COLORADO * H W 82-79 OT 

2/20/91 REGIS * H W 87-64 


2/27/91 at Colorado Christian * A W 95-76 

* - Colorado Athletic Conference Game 

1991-92 

(22-6, 12-2 Colorado Athletic Conference, NCAA DII) 




11/26/91 at Northern Colorado A W 81-70 

11/29/91 TEXAS WOMEN’S UNIVERSITY H W 83-70 

12/2/91 EASTERN NEW MEXICO H W 78-77 

12/5/91 at St. Cloud State A W 80-70 

12/6/91 vs. Minnesota-Duluth # N L 54-69 

12/12/91 at Missouri-St. Louis A W 107-88 

12/14/91 at Northeast Missouri State A W 79-67 

12/17/91 at Central Missouri State A L 79-103 

12/30/91 NORTHEAST MISSOURI STATE H W 109-79 

1/1/92 WEST TEXAS A&M H L 58-97 



1/15/92 REGIS * H W 74-69 


1/22/92 SOUTHERN COLORADO* H W 89-74 


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1/29/92 at Air Force * A W 75-72 

2/1/92 FORT LEWIS * H W 99-62 



2/12/92 at Regis * A W 91-76 

2/15/92 METRO STATE * H L 84-88 



2/26/92 AIR FORCE * H W 71-66 

2/29/92 at Fort Lewis * A W 76-61 

3/3/92 at Nebraska-Kearney A W 76-68 

# - at St. Cloud, Minn. 


1992-93 

(24-4, 14-0 Colorado Athletic Conference, NCAA DII) 



11/24/92 NORTHERN COLORADO H W 77-52 

11/30/92 at Mesa State A L 81-87 

12/3/92 at Colorado School of Mines A W 93-52 

12/5/92 ST. CLOUD STATE H W 102-70 


12/9/92 EMPORIA STATE H W 79-42 

12/12/92 at Cal Poly Pomona A L 63-69 

12/14/92 at Cal- Riverside A L 78-82 

12/18/92 at Nebraska-Omaha A W 71-64 

12/29/92 MIDLAND LUTHERAN H W 89-56 

1/3/93 WAYNE STATE (Neb.) H W 77-64 

1/9/93 at Air Force * A W 72-60 



1/20/93 REGIS * H W 79-44 


1/29/93 FORT LEWIS * H W 95-51 



2/6/93 AIR FORCE * H W 75-69 


2/13/93 METRO STATE * H W 68-66 

2/17/93 at Regis * A W 92-73 



2/27/93 SOUTHERN COLORAD * H W 87-50 

3/4/93 WEST TEXAS A&M H W 94-62 

3/12/93 at North Dakota State % A L 77-92 


^ - NCAA Division II Regional Tournament 

% - NCAA Division II North Central Regional Tournament (Fargo, N.D.) 

1993-94 




11/26/93 LINCOLN H W 80-61 

11/27/93 CONCORDIA (Neb.) H W 93-29 

12/3/93 vs. Northwest Missouri State # N W 73-62 

12/4/93 at Nebraska-Omaha A L 59-62 

12/7/93 at Wayne State (Neb.) A L 59-78 

12/11/93 at Northern Colorado A W 62-57 

12/14/93 CAL-RIVERSIDE H L 53-65 

12/17/93 CAL POLY POMONA H L 64-69 

12/30/93 PUGET SOUND H W 69-59 

1/2/94 EASTERN MONTANA H L 57-66 

1/4/94 CHADRON STATE H L 75-77 

1/8/94 REGIS * H W 63-45 

1/12/94 COLORADO-COLORADO SPRINGS * H W 80-55 


1/19/94 AIR FORCE * H W 59-47 

1/22/94 FORT LEWIS * H W 85-67 


1/29/94 METRO STATE * H W 66-63 

2/5/94 at Regis * A W 56-54 


2/12/94 SOUTHERN COLORADO * H W 75-53 

2/16/94 at Air Force * A W 72-71 




2/27/94 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS H W 84-76 

3/3/94 vs. Colorado-Colorado Springs $ N W 67-61 

3/5/94 vs. Metro State $ N L 74-75 

# - at Omaha, Neb. 

* - Colorado Athletic Cconference Game 

$ - Colorado Athletic Conference Tournament 

1994-95 





11/27/94 WINONA STATE H W 72-51 

12/1/94 vs. Montana State & N W 60-57 

12/2/94 vs. Pittsburg State & N L 63-85 



12/10/94 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE H L 73-82 

12/12/94 PORTLAND STATE H L 67-77 

12/16/94 vs. Moorhead State # N L 53-57 

12/17/94 at St. Cloud State A L 54-68 

12/19/94 at Winona State A W 65-58 

12/30/94 at Midland Lutheran A L 66-70 

12/31/94 at Doane A L 53-54 

1/7/95 GRAND CANYON H W 72-60 

1/11/95 at Regis * A W 66-57 

1/14/95 at Air Force * A L 65-57 OT 





2/4/95 REGIS * H W 63-52 

2/8/95 AIR FORCE * H W 60-47 




2/22/95 METRO STATE * H L 62-75 

3/3/95 vs. Air Force $ N W 69-66 

3/4/95 vs. Metro State $ N W 63-58 

3/7/95 vs. South Dakota State ^ N L 59-85 


& - at Canyon, Texas 

# - at St. Cloud, Minn. 


^ - NCAA Division II Regional Play-in 

1995-96 


Head Coach: Pam Turner 


11/24/95 NEBRASKA-OMAHA H L 51-71 


11/29/95 at New Mexico Highlands A L 56-81 

12/2/95 MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS H L 52-56 


12/8/95 HASTINGS H W 67-43 

12/9/95 at Eastern New Mexico A W 65-56 

12/12/95 at Seattle Pacifi c A L 67-74 

12/13/95 at Seattle A W 63-55 

12/15/95 at Portland State A L 42-65 


12/30/95 DOANE H W 76-64 

1/5/96 ALASKA-FARIBANKS H W 74-53 

1/13/96 at Regis * A W 63-54 

1/17/96 AIR FORCE* H W 78-54 



1/27/96 METRO STATE * H W 76-63 



2/7/96 at Air Force * A L 59-62 





2/24/96 REGIS * H W 56-53 

2/29/96 AIR FORCE $ H W 79-51 

3/3/96 vs. Metro State $ N L 58-76 



1996-97 

(11-15, 7-6 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, NCAA DI) 



11/29/96 TARLETON STATE H L 64-66 

11/30/96 WINONA STATE H W 56-44 

12/3/96 at New Mexico Highlands * A W 56-46 

12/9/96 CHADRON STATE * H W 48-37 

12/16/96 at New Mexico A L 38-55 

12/17/96 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee # N L 47-48 

12/19/96 MICHIGAN TECH H L 42-57 

12/27/96 vs. Washburn % N L 62-65 

12/28/96 vs. Indiana University (IUPU) % N W 79-46 

12/30/96 vs. Northern State % N L 53-71 

12/31/96 at Cal State-Los Angeles A W 66-55 

1/3/97 at Cal-Riverside A L 58-70 

1/9/97 WESTERN STATE * H W 62-50 

1/11/97 MESA STATE * H L 55-60 


1/21/97 SOUTHERN UTAH H L 49-71 

1/24/97 at Fort Hays State * A L 49-77 

1/25/97 at Nebraska-Kearney * A L 53-72 

2/1/97 at Southern Utah A L 65-81 


2/8/97 WAYNE STATE (Neb.) H W 77-68 


2/14/97 at Adams State * A L 67-75 

2/15/97 at Fort Lewis * A L 50-55 



* - Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Game 

% - at San Diego, Calif. 

# - at Albuquerque, N.M. 

1997-98 

(12-15, 10-5 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, NCAA DI) 



11/21/97 PORTLAND STATE H L 53-69 

11/25/97 at South Florida A L 53-61 

11/28/97 at Central Florida A L 49-60 

11/29/97 vs. Sam Houston State # N L 56-68 

11/30/97 vs. Radford # N W 79-69 

12/3/97 at Northern Colorado A L 71-79 

12/5/97 at Chadron State * A W 75-58 

12/8/97 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS * H W 63-47 

12/9/97 at Air Force A W 53-52 

12/13/97 at Michigan Tech A L 49-71 

12/14/97 at Wisconsin-Green Bay A L 36-59 

12/21/97 SAN DIEGO H L 50-55 

12/29/97 NORTHERN COLORADO H L 52-66 

1/5/98 ADAMS STATE * H W 90-60 

1/9/98 at Western State * A W 77-52 

1/10/98 at Mesa State * A L 57-66 

1/13/98 COLORADO - COLORADO SPRINGS * H W 68-38 

1/16/98 at Colorado Christian * A L 61-75 

1/17/98 at Regis * A W 57-68 

1/21/98 at Wyoming A L 60-79 

1/24/98 FORT HAYS STATE * H L 65-77 

1/26/98 NEBRASKA-KEARNEY * H L 54-61 

1/30/98 COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES * H W 59-50 

1/31/98 METRO STATE * H L 57-69 



2/16/98 FORT LEWIS * H W 65-60 

# - at Orlando, Fla. 

* - Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Game 

1998-99 

(12-15, Independent, NCAA DI) 



11/14/98 at Colorado A L 58-70 

11/16/98 AIR FORCE H W 73-41 

11/18/98 at Wyoming A L 56-60 

11/27/98 at Loyola Marymount A W 62-59 

11/28/98 vs. No. 16 Kansas # N L 50-66 

12/3/98 at Portland State A L 44-52 

12/9/98 at San Diego A L 57-62 

12/12/98 at Nevada A L 49-71 

12/15/98 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE H W 79-34 

12/18/98 at Texas-San Antonio A L 52-58 

12/19/98 vs. Texas-Arlington % N L 43-49 

12/21/98 No. 25 SANTA CLARA H L 52-63 

12/28/98 at Oklahoma A L 52-80 

12/29/98 vs. Oklahoma State ^ N L 48-76 

1/1/99 RADFORD H L 59-69 

1/3/99 WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY H W 76-68 

1/16/99 BELMONT H W 74-46 

1/19/99 WRIGHT STATE H W 74-63 

1/23/99 MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY H W 62-38 

1/27/99 NEVADA H W 81-50 

1/30/99 at Texas-Pan American A W 65-52 

2/3/99 at Nevada-Las Vegas A L 63-72 

2/8/99 at Missouri-Kansas City A L 58-63 

2/13/99 at Weber State A W 52-37 

2/17/99 WYOMING H W 87-63 

2/20/99 at Belmont A L 55-65 

2/27/99 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN H W 100-63 

# - at Loyola Marymount 

% - at Texas-San Antonio 

^ - at Oklahoma 

1999-00 

(16-11, 10-6 Sun Belt Conference, NCAA DI) 



11/19/99 COLORADO H W 71-67 

11/27/99 vs. Davidson College ^ N W 79-62 

11/28/99 at Santa Clara ^ A L 57-72 

12/6/99 NEVADA-LAS VEGAS H L 65-74 

12/9/99 at Radford A W 61-49 

12/12/99 at Old Dominion A L 49-71 

12/5/99 at Wright State A W 64-60 

12/8/99 OKLAHOMA H L 62-69 

12/21/99 WEBER STATE H W 49-43 


12/28/99 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT H W 59-58 

1/6/00 at Louisiana-Lafayette * A W 63-54 

1/8/00 at New Orleans * A W 49-47 

1/13/00 ARKANSAS STATE * H W 66-54 

1/15/00 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK * H W 84-58 

1/19/00 WESTERN KENTUCKY * H L 56-57 

1/22/00 at Florida International * A L 62-66 

1/24/00 at South Alabama * A W 68-67 OT 

1/31/00 at Louisiana Tech * A L 45-90 

2/3/00 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL * H W 47-46 

2/7/00 at Arkansas-Little Rock * A W 71-58 

2/10/00 NEW ORLEANS * H W 76-50 

2/13/00 SOUTH ALABAMA * H W 52-42 

2/24/00 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE * H W 85-52 

2/26/00 LOUISIANA TECH * H L 48-92 

3/2/00 at Arkansas State * A L 51-61 

3/4/00 at Western Kentucky * A L 71-86 

3/9/00 vs. Arkansas State (Quarterfi nals) ! N L 69-76 

^ - Santa Clara Tournament 

* - Sun Belt Conference Game 

! - Sun Belt Tournament (E.A. Diddle Arena; Bowling Green, Ky.) 

2000-01 




11/17/00 at Air Force A W 76-44 

11/19/00 ALBANY H W 88-57 

11/25/00 vs. Minnesota ^ N W 77-59 

11/26/00 vs. Texas ^ N L 74-78 

12/2/00 at Texas A L 60-96 

12/5/00 BAYLOR H L 82-95 

12/10/00 at Western Kentucky * A L 63-64 

12/15/00 TEXAS SOUTHERN @ H W 69-60 

12/16/00 BRADLEY @ H W 74-60 

12/18/00 ARIZONA STATE H W 73-52 

12/28/00 MONMOUTH H W 78-60 

12/31/00 TEXAS A&M - CORPUS CRISTI H W 64-49 

1/3/01 at Louisiana Tech * A L 46-66 

1/6/01 NEW ORLEANS * H W 87-46 


1/13/01 NORTH TEXAS * H W 65-58 

1/18/01 MIDDLE TENNESSEE * H W 59-57 



1/27/01 NEW MEXICO STATE * H W 73-54 

2/1/01 at South Alabama * A W 62-52 


2/10/01 at North Texas * A W 54-44 




2/24/01 at New Mexico State * A W 74-55 

3/3/01 vs. South Alabama (Quarterfi nals) ! N W 51-41 

3/5/01 vs. Florida International (Semifi nals) ! N W 78-67 

3/6/01 vs. Louisiana Tech (Championship) ! N L 55-67 

3/16/01 vs. Virginia Tech # N L 57-77 

^ - Cancun Torneo de Basquetbol 

@ - Pioneer Classic 


! - Sun Belt Conference Tournament (Mitchell Center; Mobile, Ala.) 

# - NCAA Division I Tournament First Round 

2001-02 




11/16/01 AIR FORCE H W 76-44 

11/18/01 SAN DIEGO H W 67-66 

11/25/01 at Baylor A L 60-65 

11/27/01 at Texas A&M Corpus Christi A L 70-71 

11/30/01 IOWA H L 72-84 

12/5/01 at Northwestern A L 58-66 

12/7/01 at Bradley A L 82-85 OT 

12/9/01 at Monmouth A L 68-80 

12/15/01 BRIGHAM YOUNG ^ H L 67-81 

12/16/01 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF ^ H W 63-34 

12/18/01 at Southwest Missouri State A W 70-50 

12/20/01 OLD DOMINION H L 69-91 

12/28/01 at New Mexico State * A W 87-70 

12/30/01 at Louisiana-Lafayette * A W 54-41 



1/12/02 at Florida International * A L 59-67 

1/17/02 at North Texas * A L 68-77 

1/19/02 at Western Kentucky * A L 77-78 OT 



2/2/02 NORTH TEXAS * H L 74-81 

2/7/02 at South Alabama * A W 55-50 


2/16/02 MIDDLE TENNESSEE * H W 75-66 



2/24/02 NEW ORLEANS * H W 84-53 

3/3/02 vs. Middle Tennessee (Quarterfi nals) ! N W 78-63 

3/4/02 vs. Florida International (Semifi nals) ! N L 65-80 

^ - Pioneer Classic Tournament 


! - Sun Belt Conference Tournament (Lakefront Arena; New Orleans, La.) 

2002-03 

(12-18, 6-9, Sun Belt Conference, NCAA DI) 



11/22/02 TEXAS-EL PASO H L 46-65 

11/26/02 at San Diego A L 37-56 

11/29/02 vs. Connecticut % N L 29-85 

11/30/02 vs. Gonzaga % N W 62-43 

12/1/02 vs. DePaul % N L 44-55 

12/6/02 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE H W 85-56 

12/9/02 at Arizona State A L 53-76 

12/12/02 at Iowa A L 49-83 

12/16/02 SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE H W 77-74 

12/20/02 PRINCETON ^ H W 86-58 

12/21/02 NORTHWESTERN ^ H W 66-53 

12/28/02 at Texas-El Paso A L 75-83 

1/2/03 IDAHO STATE H W 81-72 

1/4/03 at Brigham Young A L 57-70 

1/9/03 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL * H L 55-74 


1/16/03 at Arkansas State * A W 70-62 



1/25/03 NEW ORLEANS * H W 70-64 

1/30/03 at New Mexico State * A L 55-66 



2/8/03 at Middle Tennessee * A L 65-67 

2/13/03 NORTH TEXAS * H L 81-90 

2/22/03 at New Orleans * A L 44-61 

2/24/03 at South Alabama * A L 54-75 

2/27/03 NEW MEXICO STATE * H L 76-86 

3/1/03 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE * H L 61-65 

3/6/03 vs. Arkansas State (First Round) ! N L 59-66 

% - Rainbow Wahine Hawaii Classic 

^ - Pioneer Classic 


! - Sun Belt Conference Tournament (E.A. Diddle Arena; Bowling Green, Ky.) 

2003-04 




11/22/03 WYOMING H W 62-39 

11/28/03 vs. Western Carolina % N W 65-64 

11/29/03 at Texas San Antonio % A W 58-55 

12/5/03 at Idaho State A L 61-95 

12/11/03 COLORADO STATE H L 63-80 

12/16/03 at Washington A L 51-82 

12/20/03 LAFAYETTE COLLEGE ^ H W 76-69 OT 

12/21/03 KANSAS ^ H W 69-63 

12/28/03 at Cal State Northridge A W 87-75 

12/30/03 at Fresno State A L 50-53 

1/4/04 NORTHERN ARIZONA H L 61-66 

1/8/04 EASTERN WASHINGTON H W 62-52 

1/10/04 at Louisiana-Lafayette * A L 57-80 

1/15/04 NORTH TEXAS * H L 68-70 






2/5/04 NEW MEXICO STATE * H L 45-66 


2/12/04 at Western Kentucky * A L 53-73 

2/15/04 MIDDLE TENNESSEE * H L 56-68 



2/26/04 SOUTH ALABAMA * H L 50-56 

2/28/04 NEW ORLEANS * H W 71-61 

3/6/04 vs. South Alabama (Quarterfi nals) ! N W 47-45 

3/8/04 vs. Middle Tennessee (Semifi nals) ! N L 61-64 

% - Texas-San Antonio Tournament 

^ - Wells Fargo Pioneer Classic 


!- Sun Belt Conference Tournament (E. A. Diddle Arena; Bowling Green, Ky.) 

2004-05 


Head Coach: Pam Tanner 


11/21/04 SAN FRANCISCO H L 59-62 

11/26/04 at Wyoming A L 54-55 

11/30/04 at Kansas A L 44-67 


12/2/04 FRESNO STATE H L 58-72 

12/6/04 WASHINGTON H L 61-64 

12/11/04 at Northern Arizona A L 58-67 

12/15/04 NORTHERN COLORADO H W 63-53 

12/18/04 TENNESSEE-MARTIN ^ H W 64-41 

12/19/04 SOUTHERN METHODIST ^ H L 42-60 

12/29/04 at Eastern Washington A L 54-70 

12/31/04 at Gonzaga A L 39-63 





1/20/05 at Arkansas-Little Rock * A L 40-44 


1/27/05 NEW ORLEANS * H L 46-56 

1/29/05 SOUTH ALABAMA * H W 46-44 OT 




2/12/05 WESTERN KENTUCKY * H L 58-71 


2/20/05 NORTH TEXAS * H W 74-56 



3/4/05 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock (First Round) ! N L 48-50 

^ - Wells Fargo Pioneer Classic 


! - Sun Belt Conference Tournament (The Super Pit; Denton, Texas) 

2005-06 




11/23/05 at Lamar A W 45-42 

11/25/05 vs. Virginia Tech ^ N L 40-56 

11/26/05 vs. Louisiana Monroe ^ N L 54-66 

12/2/05 PORTLAND H L 70-76 

12/4/05 WYOMING H L 47-62 

12/7/05 COLORADO STATE H W 77-58 

12/10/05 BOISE STATE H W 55-51 


12/16/05 at San Francisco A L 59-64 

12/21/05 GONZAGA H W 60-52 

12/31/05 at Northern Colorado A W 63-47 



1/12/06 at North Texas * A W 56-54 




1/26/06 SOUTH ALABAMA * H L 66-74 

1/28/06 TROY * H L 65-72 

2/2/06 NEW ORLEANS * H W 76-56 




2/16/06 NORTHERN COLORADO H W 55-48 

2/18/06 NORTH TEXAS * H W 74-69 

2/23/06 at South Alabama * A W 74-71 3OT 

2/25/06 at Troy * A W 63-50 

3/4/06 vs. Florida International (Quarterfinals) ! N L 59-68 

^ - SMU Hoops for the Cure Classic 


! - Sun Belt Conference Tournament (The Murphy Center; Murfreesboro, Tenn.) 

2006-07 

(20-11, 12-6 Sun Belt Conference, NCAA DI) 



11/18/06 LAMAR H W 97-43 

11/24/06 vs. Arkansas ^ N L 58-84 

11/25/06 vs. Texas Tech ^ N L 53-67 

11/26/06 vs. Sacramento State ^ N W 60-31 

12/3/06 at Colorado State A W 65-53 

12/5/06 at Boise State A L 65-70 

12/7/06 at Portland A L 52-75 

12/13/06 AIR FORCE H W 59-46 

12/16/06 at Arkansas-Little Rock * A L 56-68 

12/29/06 NEW ORLEANS * H W 68-48 

12/31/06 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON H W 67-58 


1/6/07 LOUISIANA-MONROE * H W 51-33 


1/13/07 at Florida International * A W 74-61 


1/18/07 FLORIDA ATLANTIC * H W 76-60 


1/25/07 at Troy * A W 65-62 OT 





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2/15/07 NORTH TEXAS * H W 72-63 


2/21/07 at Louisiana-Monroe * A W 65-52 

2/28/07 FLORIDA ATLANTIC (First Round) ! H W 65-41 

3/3/07 vs. Arkansas-Little Rock (Quarterfinals) ! N W 62-60 

3/5/07 vs. Middle Tennessee (Semifi nals) ! N L 50-76 

^ - Rainbow Wahine Classic 


! - Sun Belt Conference Tournament (The Cajundome; Lafayette, La.) 

2007-08 

(11-19, 6-12 Sun Belt Conference, NCAA DI) 



11/11/07 DUKE H L 37-57 

11/16/07 at Air Force A L 56-65 

11/24/07 MONTANA STATE H W 80-68 


12/1/07 at Wyoming A L 45-61 

12/5/07 CREIGHTON H L 64-68 

12/7/07 COLUMBIA H W 70-59 

12/15/07 at Montana State A L 69-81 

12/19/07 DARTMOUTH H W 67-61 

12/22/07 NORTH TEXAS * H L 56-72 

12/30/07 at Nebraska A L 38-73 

1/2/08 LOUISIANA-MONROE * H L 61-70 


1/8/08 UTAH VALLEY H W 101-75 


1/13/08 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK * H L 41-45 


1/24/08 at Florida Atlantic * A W 69-53 



2/2/08 at Western Kentucky * A L 54-69 

2/7/08 TROY * H W 77-76 OT 



2/16/08 at Louisiana-Monroe * A W 68-65 OT 


2/24/08 NEW ORLEANS * H W 72-44 



3/5/08 at Florida International (First Round) % A L 57-68 


% - Sun Belt Conference Tournament First Round (Miami, Fla.) 

2008-09 


Head Coach: Erik Johnson 


11/14/08 WYOMING H L 54-61 

11/21/08 UC DAVIS H W 64-50 

11/24/08 NEBRASKA H L 55-76 

11/30/08 at Creighton A L 68-82 

12/3/08 at Colorado State A W 69-53 

12/6/08 at Columbia A L 56-67 


12/13/08 FLORIDA ATLANTIC * H W 76-66 OT 

12/15/08 NORTH DAKOTA STATE H W 56-49 

12/17/08 MONTANA H L 63-68 

12/28/08 at Northern Arizona A W 76-60 




1/11/09 LOUISIANA-MONROE * H W 58-47 



1/21/09 at Utah Valley A L 72-87 

1/24/09 WESTERN KENTUCKY * H W 66-50 

1/28/09 SOUTH ALABAMA * H W 61-56 OT 

1/31/09 at Troy * A W 64-54 



2/11/09 at Florida Atlantic * A L 58-66 

2/14/09 NEW ORLEANS * H W 60-52 



2/25/09 at Louisiana-Monroe * A L 41-65 

3/1/09 NORTH TEXAS * H W 61-48 

3/7/09 vs North Texas (Quarterfi nals) % N W 67-63 

3/9/09 vs Arkansas-Little Rock (Semifi nals) % N L 60-70 2OT 


% - Sun Belt Conference Tournament (Hot Springs, Ark.) 

2009-10 

(18-13, 12-6 Sun Belt Conference, NCAA DI) 



11/13/09 WYOMING H L 62-65 


11/24/09 at Montana A L 51-65 

11/29/09 at North Dakota State A L 50-62 


12/5/09 at UC Davis A L 57-64 

12/6/09 at San Jose State A W 66-61 


12/14/09 Florida International* H W 62-48 

12/16/09 NORTHERN ARIZONA H W 46-41 

12/19/09 MSU H W 82-48 

12/21/09 LOUISIANA-MONROE * H W 63-62 

12/30/09 ARKANSAS STATE * H W 65-60 

1/2/10 at Troy * A W 60-58 

1/6/10 UNO* H W 61-54 


1/13/10 at Louisiana* A W 75-66 

1/17/10 at Louisiana-Monroe * A W 62-56 


1/27/10 at Arkansas-Little Rock* A L 58-64 



2/6/10 FLORIDA ATLANTIC* H L 56-70 

2/10/10 at Middle Tennessee* A L 78-94 

2/13/10 at North Texas* A W 65-58 

2/17/10 Arkansas-Little Rock* H L 50-58 

2/20/10 at UNO* A W 55-49 

2/24/10 at South Alabama* A W 64-61 

2/27/10 LOUISIANA* H W 76-63 

3/7/09 North Texas % N W 69-57 

3/9/09 Arkansas-Little Rock % N L 48-55 



2010-11 

(19-12, 11-5 Sun Belt Conference, NCAA DI) 



11/12/10 at Wyoming A L 58-64 

11/16/10 COLORADO H W 70-69 


11/26/10 vs. Georgia N L 51-73 

11/27/10 vs. Stephen F. Austin N W 88-76 

11/30/10 at Montana State A W 74-68 

12/2/10 at Montana A L 45-50 

12/5/10 VANDERBILT H W 70-65 


12/11/10 SAN JOSE STATE H W 64-27 

12/14/10 NORTHERN COLORADO H W 56-45 

12/17/10 at Oregon A L 71-82 

12/22/10 TEXAS-EL PASO H W 72-63 

12/29/10 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE * H W 70-58 

1/2/11 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK * H L 46-49 

1/5/11 at WKU* A W 51-50 

1/8/11 at Louisiana-Monroe* A W 55-54 

1/15/11 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL* H L 63-71 

1/19/11 ARKANSAS STATE* H W 65-56 


1/29/11 NORTH TEXAS* H W 86-67 

2/2/11 at Arkansas-Little Rock* A L 39-46 

2/5/11 vs. Arkansas State* N L 53-62 

2/9/11 FLORIDA ATLANTIC* H W 79-55 

2/12/11 at TROY* A W 66-43 

2/16/11 Louisiana-Monroe* H W 87-63 

2/20/11 SOUTH ALABAMA* H W 63-43 

2/24/11 at Louisiana-Lafayette* A W 82-39 

2/26/11 at North Texas* A W 74-50 

3/6/11 vs. WKU (Quarterfi nals) A L 57-65 

3/17/11 at Bringham Young (NIT) A L 60-75 



2011-12 

(19-12, 11-5 Sun Belt Conference, NCAA DI) 


11/11/11 LOYOL MARYMOUNT H W 71-55 

11/14/11 WYOMING H W 74-49 

11/17/11 at Air Force A W 54-52 


11/26/11 at UTEP A L 49-80 


12/2/11 at Vanderbilt A L 56-77 

12/5/11 MONTANA H W 53-52 


12/11/11 OREGON H W 89-65 

12/14/11 MINNESOTA H W 72-63 

12/18/11 vs UC Davis N L 51-60 

12/19/11 at Hawai’i A L 64-78 

12/20/11 vs Portland State N L 66-70 

12/28/11 TROY * H W 73-51 

12/31/11 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK * H L 51-53 

1/4/12 at Arkansas State * A W 58-49 

1/7/12 at South Alabama * A L 51-57 

1/15/12 WESTERN KENTUCKY * H W 69-62 

1/19/12 at Louisiana-Monroe * A W 52-49 

1/21/12 at North Texas * A W 50-44 

1/25/12 ARKANSAS STATE * H W 73-61 

1/28/12 at Arkansas-Little Rock * A W 60-50 

2/1/12 at Louisiana * A W 76-39 

2/4/12 MIDDLE TENNESSEE * H L 63-75 

2/8/12 at Florida Atlantic * A L 50-51 

2/11/12 at Florida International * A L 42-58 

2/15/12 LOUISIANA * H W 71-47 

2/18/12 Louisiana-Monroe * H W 57-53 

2/26/12 NORTH TEXAS * H W 55-36 

3/4/12 vs. Florida International % N L 59-67 





ALL-TIME HOME-AWAY-NEUTRAL 

OVERALL OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

Season W-L Season W-L Season W-L Season W-L 

1974-75 2-12 1974-75 N/A 1974-75 N/A 1974-75 N/A 

1975-76 7-14 1975-76 N/A 1975-76 N/A 1975-76 N/A 

1976-77 19-6 1976-77 12-1 1976-77 7-3 1976-77 0-2 

1977-78 19-12 1977-78 10-6 1977-78 8-4 1977-78 1-2 

1978-79 18-12 1978-79 11-6 1978-79 7-6 1978-79 0-0 

1979-80 23-10 1979-80 11-0 1979-80 10-9 1979-80 2-1 

1980-81 12-16 1980-81 7-6 1980-81 5-7 1980-81 0-3 

1981-82 14-12 1981-82 6-6 1981-82 8-6 1981-82 0-0 

1982-83 15-7 1982-83 10-1 1982-83 4-5 1982-83 1-1 

1983-84 20-6 1983-84 8-4 1983-84 9-2 1983-84 3-0 

1984-85 20-7 1984-85 11-2 1984-85 7-5 1984-85 2-0 

1985-86 19-9 1985-86 11-4 1985-86 7-5 1985-86 1-0 

1986-87 12-16 1986-87 9-3 1986-87 3-12 1986-87 0-1 

1987-88 9-19 1987-88 6-12 1987-88 3-6 1987-88 0-1 

1988-89 17-12 1988-89 13-4 1988-89 4-8 1988-89 0-0 

1989-90 16-14 1989-90 9-4 1989-90 6-10 1989-90 1-0 

1990-91 16-12 1990-91 10-5 1990-91 6-7 1990-91 0-0 

1991-92 22-6 1991-92 10-2 1991-92 12-3 1991-92 0-1 

1992-93 24-4 1992-93 14-0 1992-93 10-4 1992-93 0-0 

1993-94 20-8 1993-94 11-4 1993-94 7-3 1993-94 2-1 

1994-95 15-14 1994-95 8-4 1994-95 4-7 1994-95 3-3 

1995-96 21-7 1995-96 12-2 1995-96 9-4 1995-96 0-1 

1996-97 11-15 1996-97 6-4 1996-97 4-8 1996-97 1-3 

1997-98 12-15 1997-98 5-6 1997-98 6-8 1997-98 1-1 

1998-99 12-15 1998-99 9-2 1998-99 3-10 1998-99 0-3 

1999-00 16-11 1999-00 9-4 1999-00 6-6 1999-00 1-1 

2000-01 24-7 2000-01 14-1 2000-01 7-3 2000-01 3-3 

2001-02 16-13 2001-02 10-4 001-02 5-8 2001-02 1-1 

2002-03 12-18 2002-03 7-6 2002-03 4-9 2002-03 1-3 

2003-04 14-15 2003-04 8-6 2003-04 4-8 2003-04 2-1 

2004-05 6-22 2004-05 6-7 2004-05 0-14 2004-05 0-1 

2005-06 15-13 2005-06 8-5 2005-06 7-5 2005-06 0-3 

2006-07 20-11 2006-07 11-1 2006-07 7-7 2006-07 2-3 

2007-08 11-19 2007-08 9-7 2007-08 2-12 2007-08 0-0 

2008-09 16-15 2008-09 11-4 2008-09 4-10 2008-09 1-1 

2009-10 18-13 2009-10 9-5 2009-10 8-7 2009-10 1-1 

2010-11 19-12 2010-11 12-2 2010-11 6-8 2010-11 1-2 

2011-12 19-12 2011-12 12-2 2011-12 7-7 2011-12 0-3 

Total 601-461 Total 345-143 Total 216-245 Total 31-47 

CONFERENCE OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 


1974-75 N/A 1974-75 N/A 1974-75 N/A 1974-75 N/A 

1975-76 N/A 1975-76 N/A 1975-76 N/A 1975-76 N/A 

1976-77 4-1 1976-77 3-0 1976-77 1-1 1976-77 0-0 

1977-78 8-4 1977-78 4-3 1977-78 4-1 1977-78 0-0 

1978-79 7-5 1978-79 4-2 1978-79 3-3 1978-79 0-0 

1979-80 9-3 1979-80 6-0 1979-80 3-3 1979-80 0-0 

1980-81 6-4 1980-81 3-2 1980-81 3-2 1980-81 0-0 

1981-82 0-6 1981-82 0-3 1981-82 0-3 1981-82 0-0 

1982-83 4-2 1982-83 3-0 1982-83 1-2 1982-83 0-0 

1983-84 3-3 1983-84 1-2 1983-84 2-1 1983-84 0-0 

1984-85 8-6 1984-85 5-2 1984-85 3-4 1984-85 0-0 

1985-86 9-5 1985-86 6-3 1985-86 3-2 1985-86 0-0 

1986-87 6-8 1986-87 4-2 1986-87 2-6 1986-87 0-0 

1987-88 2-10 1987-88 2-7 1987-88 0-3 1987-88 0-0 

1988-89 7-7 1988-89 5-3 1988-89 2-4 1988-89 0-0 

1989-90 6-6 1989-90 4-1 1989-90 2-5 1989-90 0-0 

1990-91 10-3 1990-91 6-1 1990-91 4-2 1990-91 0-0 

1991-92 12-2 1991-92 6-1 1991-92 6-1 1991-92 0-0 

1992-93 14-0 1992-93 7-0 1992-93 7-0 1992-93 0-0 

1993-94 13-1 1993-94 7-0 1993-94 6-1 1993-94 0-0 

1994-95 8-4 1994-95 5-1 1994-95 3-3 1994-95 0-0 

1995-96 12-1 1995-96 6-0 1995-96 6-1 1995-96 0-0 

1996-97 7-6 1996-97 4-1 1996-97 3-5 1996-97 0-0 

1997-98 10-5 1997-98 5-3 1997-98 5-2 1997-98 0-0 

1998-99 0-0 1998-99 0-0 1998-99 0-0 1998-99 0-0 

1999-00 10-6 1999-00 6-2 1999-00 4-4 1999-00 0-0 

2000-01 14-2 2000-01 8-0 2000-01 6-2 2000-01 0-0 

2001-02 11-4 2001-02 7-1 2001-02 4-3 2001-02 0-0 

2002-03 6-9 2002-03 2-5 2002-03 4-4 2002-03 0-0 

2003-04 6-9 2003-04 4-4 2003-04 2-5 2003-04 0-0 

2004-05 3-11 2004-05 3-3 2004-05 0-8 2004-05 0-0 

2005-06 8-7 2005-06 4-3 2005-06 4-4 2005-06 0-0 

2006-07 12-6 2006-07 7-1 2006-07 5-5 2006-07 0-0 

2007-08 6-12 2007-08 4-5 2007-08 2-7 2007-08 0-0 

2008-09 10-8 2008-09 8-1 2008-09 2-7 2008-09 0-0 

2009-10 12-6 2009-10 6-3 2009-10 6-3 2009-10 0-0 

2010-11 11-5 2010-11 6-2 2010-11 5-3 2010-11 0-0 

2011-12 11-5 2011-12 6-2 2011-12 5-3 2011-12 0-0 

Total 285-182 Total 167-70 Total 118-112 Total 0--0 

83

ALL-TIME HOME-AWAY-NEUTRAL 

NONCONFERENCE OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 


1974-75 N/A 1974-75 N/A 1974-75 N/A 1974-75 N/A 

1975-76 N/A 1975-76 N/A 1975-76 N/A 1975-76 N/A 

1976-77 15-5 1976-77 9-1 1976-77 6-2 1976-77 0-2 

1977-78 11-8 1977-78 6-3 1977-78 4-3 1977-78 1-2 

1978-79 11-7 1978-79 7-4 1978-79 4-3 1978-79 0-0 

1979-80 14-7 1979-80 5-0 1979-80 7-6 1979-80 2-1 

1980-81 6-12 1980-81 4-4 1980-81 2-5 1980-81 0-3 

1981-82 14-6 1981-82 6-3 1981-82 8-3 1981-82 0-0 

1982-83 11-5 1982-83 7-1 1982-83 3-3 1982-83 1-1 

1983-84 17-3 1983-84 7-2 1983-84 7-1 1983-84 3-0 

1984-85 12-1 1984-85 6-0 1984-85 4-1 1984-85 2-0 

1985-86 10-4 1985-86 5-1 1985-86 4-3 1985-86 1-0 

1986-87 6-8 1986-87 5-1 1986-87 1-6 1986-87 0-1 

1987-88 7-9 1987-88 4-5 1987-88 3-3 1987-88 0-1 

1988-89 10-5 1988-89 8-1 1988-89 2-4 1988-89 0-0 

1989-90 10-8 1989-90 5-3 1989-90 4-5 1989-90 1-0 

1990-91 6-9 1990-91 4-4 1990-91 2-5 1990-91 0-0 

1991-92 10-4 1991-92 4-1 1991-92 6-2 1991-92 0-1 

1992-93 10-4 1992-93 7-0 1992-93 3-4 1992-93 0-0 

1993-94 7-7 1993-94 4-4 1993-94 1-2 1993-94 2-1 

1994-95 7-10 1994-95 3-3 1994-95 1-4 1994-95 3-3 

1995-96 9-6 1995-96 6-2 1995-96 3-3 1995-96 0-1 

1996-97 4-9 1996-97 2-3 1996-97 1-3 1996-97 1-3 

1997-98 2-10 1997-98 0-3 1997-98 1-6 1997-98 1-1- 

1998-99 12-15 1998-99 9-2 1998-99 3-10 1998-99 0-3 

1999-00 6-5 1999-00 3-2 1999-00 2-2 1999-00 1-1 

2000-01 10-5 2000-01 6-1 2000-01 1-1 2000-01 3-3 

2001-02 5-9 2001-02 3-3 2001-02 1-5 2001-02 1-1 

2002-03 6-9 2002-03 5-1 2002-03 0-5 2002-03 1-3 

2003-04 8-6 2003-04 4-2 2003-04 2-3 2003-04 2-1 

2004-05 3-11 2004-05 3-4 2004-05 0-6 2004-05 0-1 

2005-06 7-6 2005-06 4-2 2005-06 3-1 2005-06 0-3 

2006-07 8-5 2006-07 4-0 2006-07 2-2 2006-07 2-3 

2007-08 5-7 2007-08 5-2 2007-08 0-5 2007-08 0-0 

2008-09 6-7 2008-09 3-3 2008-09 2-3 2008-09 1-1 

2009-10 6-7 2009-10 3-2 2009-10 2-4 2009-10 1-1 

2010-11 8-7 2010-11 6-0 2010-11 1-5 2010-11 1-2 



POSTSEASON OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 


1974-75 N/A 1974-75 N/A 1974-75 N/A 1974-75 N/A 

1975-76 N/A 1975-76 N/A 1975-76 N/A 1975-76 N/A 

1976-77 0-2 1976-77 0-0 1976-77 0-0 1976-77 0-2 

1977-78 0-1 1977-78 0-0 1977-78 0-0 1977-78 0-1 

1978-79 0-0 1978-79 0-0 1978-79 0-0 1978-79 0-0 

1979-80 2-1 1979-80 0-0 1979-80 0-0 1979-80 2-1 

1980-81 0-1 1980-81 0-0 1980-81 0-1 1980-81 0-0 

1981-82 0-0 1981-82 0-0 1981-82 0-0 1981-82 0-0 

1982-83 0-1 1982-83 0-0 1982-83 0-0 1982-83 0-1 

1983-84 2-0 1983-84 0-0 1983-84 0-0 1983-84 2-0 

1984-85 0-0 1984-85 0-0 1984-85 0-0 1984-85 0-0 

1985-86 0-0 1985-86 0-0 1985-86 0-0 1985-86 0-0 

1986-87 0-0 1986-87 0-0 1986-87 0-0 1986-87 0-0 

1987-88 0-0 1987-88 0-0 1987-88 0-0 1987-88 0-0 

1988-89 0-0 1988-89 0-0 1988-89 0-0 1988-89 0-0 

1989-90 0-0 1989-90 0-0 1989-90 0-0 1989-90 0-0 

1990-91 0-0 1990-91 0-0 1990-91 0-0 1990-91 0-0 

1991-92 0-0 1991-92 0-0 1991-92 0-0 1991-92 0-0 

1992-93 1-1 1992-93 1-0 1992-93 0-1 1992-93 0-0 

1993-94 1-1 1993-94 0-0 1993-94 0-0 1993-94 1-1 

1994-95 2-1 1994-95 0-0 1994-95 0-0 1994-95 2-1 

1995-96 1-1 1995-96 1-0 1995-96 0-0 1995-96 0-1 

1996-97 0-0 1996-97 0-0 1996-97 0-0 1996-97 0-0 

1997-98 0-0 1997-98 0-0 1997-98 0-0 1997-98 0-0 

1998-99 0-0 1998-99 0-0 1998-99 0-0 1998-99 0-0 

1999-00 0-1 1999-00 0-0 1999-00 0-0 1999-00 0-1 

2000-01 2-2 2000-01 0-0 2000-01 0-0 2000-01 2-2 

2001-02 1-1 2001-02 0-0 2001-02 0-0 2001-02 1-1 

2002-03 0-1 2002-03 0-0 2002-03 0-0 2002-03 0-1 

2003-04 1-1 2003-04 0-0 2003-04 0-0 2003-04 1-1 

2004-05 0-1 2004-05 0-0 2004-05 0-0 2004-05 0-1 

2005-06 0-1 2005-06 0-0 2005-06 0-0 2005-06 0-1 

2006-07 2-1 2006-07 1-0 2006-07 0-0 2006-07 1-1 

2007-08 0-1 2007-08 0-0 2007-08 0-1 2007-08 0-0 

2008-09 1-1 2008-09 0-0 2008-09 0-0 2008-09 1-1 

2009-10 1-1 2009-10 0-0 2009-10 0-0 2009-10 1-1 

2010-11 0-1 2010-11 0-0 2010-11 0-1 2010-11 0-0 




November 

10 UTAH 4 p.m. 

13 MONTANA STATE 7 p.m. 

16 at Wyoming 5 p.m. 

21 at UC Irvine 8 p.m. 

29 NORTHERN COLORADO 7 p.m. 

December 

2 at Oregon 1 p.m. 

5 at Minnesota 6 p.m. 

8 AIR FORCE 1 p.m. 

11 COLORADO 7 p.m. 

16 at Montana 2 p.m. 

20 at Colorado State 7 p.m. 

29 LOUISIANA TECH * 4 p.m. 

31 TEXAS ARLINGTON * 2 p.m. 

January 

3 at Texas State * 5:30 p.m. 

5 at Texas San Antonio * 5 p.m. 

10 IDAHO * 7 p.m. 

13 SEATTLE * 1 p.m. 

17 at San Jose State * 8 p.m. 

19 at Utah State * 7 p.m. 

26 NEW MEXICO STATE * 4 p.m. 

31 TEXAS SAN ANTONIO * 7 p.m. 

February 

2 TEXAS STATE * 1 p.m. 

7 at Seattle * 8 p.m. 

9 at Idaho * 2 p.m. 

14 UTAH STATE * 7 p.m. 

16 SAN JOSE STATE * 4 p.m. 

March 

2 at New Mexico State * 6:30 p.m. 

7 at Texas Arlington * 6 p.m. 

9 at Louisiana Tech * 6 p.m. 

13 WAC Tournament First Round^ TBA 

14 WAC Tournament Quarterfi nals^ TBA 

15 WAC Tournament Semifi nals^ TBA 

16 WAC Tournament Championship^ TBA 

Home Games in GOLD CAPS 

All Times Mountain and Subject to Change 

* Western Athletic Conference Game 

^ in Las Vegas, Nev.

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