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1 #Gobeavs 2014-15 MEDIA GUIDE BB OSU WOMEN's BASKETBALL OSU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TABLE OF CONTENTS OSU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Table of Contents .............................................1 2013-14 Season Yearly Results Quick Facts ........................................................2 Results .............................................................42 Annual Win-Loss Record...........................82 2014-15 Roster ................................................3 Individual Statistics ....................................43 Year-by-Year Results .......................... 83-86 TV/Radio Roster ..............................................4 Miscellaneous Statistics....................44-45 Series Results vs. Pac-12 ................. 97-100 Box Scores.............................................. 46-54 Series Results vs. Non-Con. .......... 101-104 Player Profiles Breanna Brown ...........................................5-6 Records Postseason Ali Gibson ...................................................... 7-11 Scoring ......................................................55-57 NCAA Tournament ..................................... 105 Ruth Hamblin ............................................12-15 1,000-Point Scorers ............................ 58-59 WNIT ....................................................... 106-107 Gabriella Hanson ..................................... 16-17 Field Goals ............................................... 60-61 Pac-12 Tournament ..........................108-109 Deven Hunter ............................................18-21 3-Pointers ............................................... 62-63 Postseason Records ...........................110-111 Kolbie Orum .............................................22-23 Free Throws ............................................ 64-65 Samantha Siegner ................................24-26 Rebounds .................................................66-67 Oregon State History Jamie Weisner .......................................27-30 Assists ..................................................... 68-69 Honors and Awards .............................112-113 Sydney Wiese ..........................................31-33 Blocked Shots ......................................... 70-71 All-Time Greats .....................................114-115 Marie Gülich ...................................................34 Steals ..........................................................72-73 All-Time Roster .....................................116-117 Jen’Von’Ta Hill ...............................................34 Double-Doubles ......................................74-75 Alex Kalmbach ...............................................35 Team Single Game ....................................... 76 Media Information Opponent Single Game .............................. 76 Media Information ...................................... 118 Coaching Staff Coaching Records ....................................... 76 Local Media Information .......................... 118 Scott Rueck .............................................36-37 Gill Coliseum Records .................................77 Athletic Communications ........................ 119 Jonas Chatterton .........................................38 Annual Statistical Leaders ................ 78-79 President Dr. Edward Ray........................ 120 Mandy Close ..................................................39 Annual Team Statistics ..............................80 Oregon State University .......................... 120 Eric Ely ..............................................................40 Streaks ..............................................................81 Gill Coliseum ................................................. 121 Ashley Vaughn ............................................... 41 100-Point Games ..........................................81 Oregon State Traditions ........................... 121 Support Staff .................................................. 41 Overtime Games ............................................81 Facilities......................................................... 122 In the Polls .......................................................81 Bob De Carolis ............................................. 123 Athletic Department Administration .. 124 The new, state-of-the-art OSU Basketball Center is a 34,500-square-foot, four-story, $15 million structure that fea- tures two regulation basketball courts on the first and third floors along with locker rooms, satellite training and medi- cal areas, and service and mechanical space. The second and third floors include coach and program staff offices that offer panoramic views of the basketball courts. PB 2014-15 MEDIA GUIDE @OregonStateWBB #GoBeavs 2014-15 MEDIA GUIDE 1 OSU WOMEN’S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS GENERAL COACHING STAFF Location .........................................................................................Corvallis, Ore. Head Coach ........................................................ Scott Rueck (fifth season) Founded .......................................................................................................... 1868 Alma Mater ....................................................................Oregon State ‘91 Enrollment ................................................................................................27, 925 OSU Record .............................................................. 63-66 (four years) Nickname .................................................................................................Beavers Pac-12 Record ......................................................... 28-44 (four years) Colors ...............................................................Orange (PMS 165) and Black Career Record ..........................................................351-154 (18 years) Conference .................................................................................................Pac-12 Assistant Coach .................................... Jonas Chatterton (first season) President .................................................................................... Dr. Edward Ray Alma Mater ....................................................................................Utah ‘00 Athletic Faculty Representative ............................Dr. Joseph Spatafora Assistant Coach .......................................Mandy Close (second season) Director of Athletics ................................................................Bob De Carolis Alma Mater ...................................................................Oregon State ‘06 Senior Women’s Administrator ........................................Marianne Vydra Assistant Coach ......................................................... Eric Ely (fifth season) Athletic Department Phone ................................................. 541-737-2547 Alma Mater ....................................................Northwest Nazarene ‘82 Ticket Office Phone .............................................................. 800-GO-BEAVS Basketball Office Phone ........................................................541-737-2800 Home Arena (Capacity) ............................................Gill Coliseum (9,604) Web Site .......................................................................www.osubeavers.com SUPPORT STAFF Pac-12 Web Site ................................................................... www.pac-12.com Director of Operations...............................Ashley Vaughn (fifth season) Alma Mater ............................................................................Gonzaga ‘06 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORY Athletic Trainer ................................................ Jason Lieuw (sixth season) First Year ......................................................................1976-77 (38 seasons) Alma Mater .................................................................................Pacific ‘97 All-Time Record .....................................................................553-545 (.504) Strength and Conditioning Coach ............Nate Barry (fourth season) All-Time Pac-12 Record (since 1986-87) ......................184-320 (.365) Academic Counselor................................ Ardell Bailey (second season) NCAA Tournament Appearances ...................................................six (3-6) Last NCAA Tournament Appearance .......................................... 2014 TEAM INFORMATION NIT Appearances ..............................................................................nine (14-7) 2013-14 Record ...........................................................................................24-11 Last NIT Appearance ........................................................................ 2012 Home: 14-1 Away: 6-5 Neutral: 4-5 Championships ...........................................................two (1980, 1982) 2013-14 Conference Record .................................................................... 13-5 Conference Finish ...............................................................................t2nd ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Starters Returning/Lost .............................................................................5/0 Associate AD/Athletic Communications ................................ Steve Fenk Letterwinners Returning/Lost ..................................................................9/2 Office Phone ...................................................................... 541-737-3720 Office Fax ...........................................................................
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