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46 Maryland MARYLAND COACHING COUNTS ACC Non- Post- Year Coach Overall ACC Tourn ACC Season 1972 Dottie McKnight 12-2 - - 12-2 - 1973 Dottie McKnight 11-3 - - 11-3 - 1974 Dottie McKnight 10-6 - - 10-6 - 1975 Dottie McKnight 11-6 - - 11-6 - Totals Dottie McKnight 44-17 - - 44-17 Brenda Frese Entering her 11th season at the helm of the Terrapins, Brenda Frese has made a remarkable turnaround of the Maryland women’s basketball program that won just 10 games in her first season …The Terps won the program’s 10th ACC title in 2012, finished 31-5 and went to their fourth Elite Eight under Frese…After finishing 2011 with a 24-8 record, the Terrapins reached postseason play for the eighth consecutive season ... Coming off a 2006 Terp squad that won a school-record 34 contests and captured the ACC’s second-ever NCAA crown, Maryland finished 28-6 overall in 2007 and 33-4 in 2008, the third and fourth consecutive 20-plus win seasons ... Frese guided the Terrapins to a 21-13 mark in 2010 – their sixth 20-plus win season – and reached the third round of the 2010 Women’s NIT…After earning a No. 1 final ranking in 2006 for the first time, Maryland garnered its first-ever No. 1 preseason ranking in both the Associated Press and ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll ... Frese’s success continued through 2009 as the Terps finished the season 31-5 and captured the program’s first ACC title in 20 years ... Frese has guided the Terps to the NCAA Tournament six of the last seven seasons and has advanced to at least the second round of the Tournament for the sixth time in as many seasons ... Prior to becoming the third head coach in the history of Maryland’s women’s basketball program, Frese was named the 2002 AP National Coach of the Year and Big Ten Coach of the Year ... She led an 8-22 Minnesota team to a 22-8 season the next year (2002), one of the best one-season turnarounds in NCAA history ... Frese took the Gophers to what was only the school’s second NCAA appearance, where they defeated UNLV in the first round of the NCAA Tournament before being eliminated by three points in the second round by North Carolina ... Frese started her head coaching career during the 1999-2000 season at Ball State, a program that had gone 66-169 in the nine seasons prior to her arrival ... Frese guided the Cardinals to a 16-13 showing in 2000 and garnered Coach of the Year honors in the Mid-American Conference ... She led Ball State to a school-best 19-9 mark in 2001, capturing the second back-to-back winning seasons in Ball State history ... Frese launched her Division I coaching career in 1994 as an assistant coach at Kent State University, helping the Golden Flashes to records of 20-8 (1994) and 17-10 (1995) during her two years there ... The Cedar Rapids, Iowa, native then joined Bill Fennelly’s staff at Iowa State as the Cyclones’ recruiting coordinator, where she assisted in another impressive turnaround, helping ISU to three NCAA Tournament appearances in four years. 1976 Chris Weller 20-4 - - 20-4 - 1977 Chris Weller 17-6 - - 17-6 - 1978 Chris Weller 27-4 5-1 3-0 22-3 AIAW 2-1 1979 Chris Weller 22-7 6-1 2-0 14-6 AIAW 1-1 1980 Chris Weller 21-9 5-2 2-1 14-6 AIAW 1-1 1981 Chris Weller 19-9 5-2 2-1 11-7 AIAW 1-1 1982 Chris Weller 25-7 6-1 3-0 17-7 NCAA 3-1 1983 Chris Weller 26-5 10-3 3-0 13-3 NCAA 1-1 1984 Chris Weller 19-10 10-4 1-1 8-5 NCAA 0-1 1985 Chris Weller 9-18 4-10 0-1 5-7 - 1986 Chris Weller 17-13 6-8 3-0 8-5 NCAA 0-1 1987 Chris Weller 15-14 6-8 1-1 7-5 - 1988 Chris Weller 26-6 12-2 3-0 12-4 NCAA 2-1 1989 Chris Weller 29-3 13-1 3-0 13-2 NCAA 3-1 1990 Chris Weller 19-11 7-7 1-1 11-3 NCAA 1-1 1991 Chris Weller 17-13 9-5 1-1 7-7 NCAA 0-1 1992 Chris Weller 25-6 13-3 0-1 12-2 NCAA 2-1 1993 Chris Weller 22-8 11-5 2-1 9-2 NCAA 0-1 1994 Chris Weller 15-13 8-8 1-1 6-4 - 1995 Chris Weller 11-18 2-14 1-1 8-3 - 1996 Chris Weller 13-14 7-9 0-1 6-4 - 1997 Chris Weller 18-10 9-7 0-1 9-2 NCAA 0-1 1998 Chris Weller 15-13 7-9 1-1 7-3 - 1999 Chris Weller 6-21 3-13 0-1 3-7 - 2000 Chris Weller 16-15 5-11 0-1 11-2 WNIT 2-1 2001 Chris Weller 17-12 8-8 0-1 10-3 NCAA 0-1 2002 Chris Weller 13-17 4-12 1-1 8-4 - Totals Chris Weller 499-286 181-154 35-17 290-116 2003 Brenda Frese 10-18 4-12 0-1 6-5 - 2004 Brenda Frese 18-13 8-8 1-1 9-4 NCAA 1-1 2005 Brenda Frese 22-10 7-7 2-1 12-1 NCAA 1-1 2006 Brenda Frese 34-4 12-2 2-1 18-1 NCAA 6-0 2007 Brenda Frese 28-6 10-4 1-1 17-1 NCAA 1-1 2008 Brenda Frese 33-4 13-1 1-1 19-2 NCAA 3-1 2009 Brenda Frese 31-5 12-2 3-0 16-3 NCAA 3-1 2010 Brenda Frese 21-13 5-9 1-1 15-3 WNIT 2-1 2011 Brenda Frese 24-8 9-5 0-1 15-2 NCAA 1-1 2012 Brenda Frese 31-5 12-4 3-0 16-1 NCAA 3-1 Totals Brenda Frese 252-86 92-54 14-8 143-23 THE FRESE RECORD Head Coaching Experience: at Ball State: ........................................35-22 (2) at Minnesota: .........................................22-8 (1) at Maryland: ....................................252-86 (10) Career: ...........................................309-116 (13) Education: University of Arizona ..................................1993 Kent State ..................................1995 (Master’s) Career Coaching Records: 2000 - Ball State ....................................... 16-13 2001 - Ball State ......................................... 19-9 2002 - Minnesota ........................................ 22-8 2003 - Maryland ....................................... 10-18 2004 - Maryland ....................................... 18-13 2005 - Maryland ....................................... 22-10 2006 - Maryland ......................................... 34-4 2007 - Maryland ......................................... 28-6 2008 - Maryland ......................................... 33-4 2009 - Maryland ......................................... 31-5 2010 - Maryland ....................................... 21-13 2011 - Maryland ......................................... 24-8 2012 - Maryland ......................................... 31-5 Maryland Totals: Overall Record: ...........................795-389 (.671) ACC Record: ................................273-208 (.568) ACC Tournament Record: .................49-25 (.648) Postseason Record: .........................41-25 (.613) NCAA Record: .................................31-19 (.609) AIAW Nationals Record: ......................6-4 (.600) WNIT Record: ......................................4-2 (.667) ACC Women’s Basketball
ACC Women’s Basketball Maryland INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Points: ....................................... 42 ..................................Marissa Coleman vs. Vanderbilt, 3-28-09 Field Goals Made: ..................... 18 ........................................ Vicky Bullett vs. Penn State, 1-14-87 3-Point Field Goals Made: ......... 8 ....................................... Kristi Toliver vs. Virginia Tech, 1-18-09 ........................................................................................Tiffany Brown (8-16) vs. Clemson, 1-6-00 Free Throws Made: .................... 23 ........................Shay Doron (23-27) vs. Coppin State, 11-21-03 Rebounds: ................................. 24 ..................................Tianna Hawkins vs. Wake Forest 1-19-12 ................................................................................................ Debbie Jones vs. Howard, 12-11-77 Assists: ...................................... 18 ....................................Tiffany Brown vs. Morgan State, 2-3-99 Steals: ....................................... 9 ....................................... Debbie Lytle vs. Old Dominion, 1-4-81 ....................................................................................................Debbie Lytle vs. Howard, 12-1-82 Blocked Shots: .......................... 8 ............................... Krystal Kimrey vs. James Madison, 12-1-76 ......................................................................................Christy Winters vs. Cleveland State, 1-2-87 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS Points: ....................................... 686 ............................................... Vicky Bullett (32 games), 1989 Scoring Average: ...................... 21.4 .............................................. Vicky Bullett (32 games), 1989 Field Goal Percentage: .............. 70.7 ....................................... Crystal Langhorne (215-304), 2007 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: . 50.0 .......................................................Alli Spence (38-76), 2004 Free Throw Percentage: ............ 89.1 .....................................................Kristi Toliver (57-64), 2006 Rebounds: ................................. 362 .............................................. Kris Kirchner (30 games), 1980 Assists: ...................................... 275 ............................................... Kristi Toliver (37 games), 2008 Steals: ....................................... 126 ............................................... Deanna Tate (32 games), 1989 Blocked Shots: .......................... 80 ................................................ Kris Kirchner (29 games), 1979 TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Points: ....................................... 121 .........................................................Drexel (121-52), 12-1-92 Fewest Points Allowed: ............. 22 ........................................Shippensburg State (79-22), 2-11-72 .......................................................................................................... Morgan State (60-22), 2-5-74 Largest Victory Margin: ............. 75 .............................................Delaware State (108-33), 12-8-11 Field Goals Made: ..................... 54 .................................................... Wake Forest (54-93), 1-23-80 3-Point Field Goals Made: ......... 17 ........................................................... UMBC (17-28), 12-30-07 Free Throws Made: .................... 39 ...................................................Coppin State (39-56), 12-8-91 Rebounds: ................................. 73 ............................................................Salisbury State, 12-9-76 Assists: ...................................... 32 ...................................................Fairleigh Dickinson, 11-30-99 ................................................................................................................................ Rider, 11-29-02 Steals: ....................................... 29 ........................................................................... Duke, 1-14-78 Blocked Shots: .......................... 12 ....................................5 times, most recent: Towson, 11-16-11 TEAM SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS Points: ....................................... 3,166 ....................................................................38 games, 2006 Scoring Average: ...................... 89.7 ................................................31 games, 2,780 points, 1978 Largest Victory Margin: ............. 22.7 ......................................................................79.2-56.5, 1976 Field Goal Percentage: .............. 53.5 ....................................................................1139-2129, 1990 3-Point Field Goal Percentage: . 40.3 ............................................................................29-72, 1989 Free Throw Percentage: ............ 75.7 ........................................................................585-773, 2009 Rebounds: ................................. 1,720 ....................................................................38 games, 2006 Assists: ...................................... 679 .......................................................................32 games, 1989 Steals: ....................................... 418 .......................................................................31 games, 1978 Blocked Shots: .......................... 195 .......................................................................38 games, 2006 CAREER STATISTICAL LEADERS Points ........................................ G ......... Pts .......Avg Crystal Langhorne (04-08) .........135 .......2247 .......16.6 Marissa Coleman (05-09) ...........144 .......2205 .......15.3 Kristi Toliver (05-09) ..................139 .......2078 .......14.9 Vicky Bullett (85-89) ..................114 .......1928 .......16.9 Shay Doron (04-07) ...................134 .......1878 .......14.0 Christy Winters (87-90) ..............123 .......1679 .......13.7 Marcia Richardson (79-84) ........120 .......1630 .......13.6 Lynnette Kizer (08-12) ...............135 .......1621 ......... xxx Jessie Hicks (90-93) ...................112 .......1601 .......14.3 Deanna Tate (86-89) ....................93 .......1541 .......16.5 Scoring Average ....................... G ......... Pts .......Avg Crystal Langhorne (04-08) .........135 .......2247 .......16.6 Marissa Coleman (05-09) ...........144 .......2205 .......15.3 Vicky Bullett (85-89) ..................114 .......1928 .......16.9 Deanna Tate (86-89) ....................93 .......1541 .......16.5 Kris Kirchner (78-80) ...................89 .......1425 .......16.0 Alyssa Thomas (10-**) ............ 66 ...... 1051 ......15.9 Rebounds ................................. G ........ Rbs .......Avg Crystal Langhorne (04-08) .........135 .......1229 .......11.1 Marissa Coleman (05-09) ...........144 .......1139 .........7.9 Vicky Bullett (85-89) ..................114 .........968 .........8.5 Lynetta Kizer (08-12) .................135 .........958 .........7.1 Kris Kirchner (78-80) ...................89 .........936 .......10.5 Laura Harper (04-08).................116 .........873 .........7.5 Myra Waters (79-82) ..................110 .........782 .........7.1 Tianna Hawkins (09-**) ....... 102 ........ 755 ........7.4 Christy Winters (87-90) ..............123 .........723 .........5.9 Stephanie Cross (95-98) .............110 .........716 .........6.5 Rebounding Average ................ G ........ Rbs .......Avg Kris Kirchner (78-80) ...................89 .........936 .......10.5 Crystal Langhorne (04-08) .........135 .......1229 .........9.1 Angela Scott (75-77) ....................63 .........565 .........9.0 Vicky Bullett (86-89) ..................114 .........968 .........8.5 Marissa Coleman (05-09) ...........144 .......1139 .........7.9 Steals ....................................... G ........ Stls .......Avg Debbie Lytle (80-83) ..................111 .........315 .........2.8 Sonia Chase (95-98)...................112 .........309 .........2.8 Deanna Tate (86, 88-89) ..............93 .........293 .........3.2 Renneika Razor (00-03) .............117 .........266 .........2.3 Myra Waters (79-82) ..................110 .........241 .........2.1 Assists ...................................... G ....... Asts .......Avg Kristi Toliver (05-09) ..................139 .........751 .........5.4 Debbie Lytle (80-83) ..................111 .........583 .........5.3 Tara Heiss (75-78) ........................95 .........504 .........5.3 Deanna Tate (86, 88-89) ..............93 .........500 .........5.4 Anjale Barrett (08-12) ................137 .........486 .........3.6 Blocked Shots ........................... G ....... Blks .......Avg Laura Harper (04-08).................116 .........198 .........1.7 Kris Kirchner (78-80) ...................89 .........186 .........2.1 Vicky Bullett (86-89) ..................114 .........170 .........1.5 Marissa Coleman (05-09) ...........144 .........141 .........1.0 Jessie Hicks (90-93) ...................112 .........137 .........1.2 47
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128 ACC INDIVIDUAL LEADERS FREE THR
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BOSTON COLLEGE (2) 2010............
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144 ACADEMIC ALL-ACC 1997-98 Payton
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150 CHARTING THE ACC IN THE NCAA TO
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156 2007 - VIRGINIA TECH Western Ca
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