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Table of Contents Quick Facts Table of ConTenTs Team Information Lacie Barnes .......................................................31 All-Time Wildcat Honors ................................92 2009-10 Schedule...........................Back Cover Sarah Conner ....................................................33 Dee Events Center Records ..........................97 WSU Quick Facts .................................................2 Lauren Deane....................................................34 Career Records .................................................99 Radio Information ..............................................3 Caela Mohre ......................................................35 Single Season Individual Records ............101 Media Information .............................................3 Joey O’Neill ........................................................36 Single Season Team Records .....................105 2009-10 Season Preview ..................................5 Michelle Roberson ..........................................37 Individual Game Records............................107 Tonya Schnibbe ................................................38 Team Game Records .....................................111 Coaching Staff Jessica Smith .....................................................41 WSU 2,000 and 1,000 Points Clubs ..........119 Carla Taylor............................................................7 Emily Thatcher ..................................................44 Big Sky Tournament History ......................121 Rachelle Gardner-Sayers ...............................14 Abby Thorderson .............................................47 NCAA Tournament History .........................123 Eliot Reynolds ...................................................16 Ali Thorderson ..................................................48 Year-by-Year Game Results ........................125 Stephanie Stanger-Hale ................................18 Karlee Weight ....................................................51 Trainer and Team Dietician ..........................20 Mikell Woodfield ..............................................53 Weber State University About WSU ......................................................140 2009-10 Roster 2009-10 Opponents Fast Facts ..........................................................141 2009-10 Rosters................................................22 Non-conference Opponents .......................62 Why WSU? ........................................................142 Roster Breakdowns .........................................23 All-Time Records vs. Non-conf .Opp. ........67 Athletic Facilities ............................................144 2008-09 Statistics ............................................24 Big Sky Opponents .........................................70 Housing .............................................................148 2008-09 Results ................................................25 Records vs. All Opponents ...........................86 Athletic Training .............................................149 2009-10 Team Photo ......................................26 Administration and Support Staff ...........150 History and Records The Big Sky Conference...............................154 2009-10 Wildcats Year-by-Year Records ......................................89 Ogden ................................................................157 Caitlin Anderson ..............................................28 All-Time Wildcat Roster .................................90 Utah ....................................................................158 QuiCk facts GeneRal Information [email protected] coachinG staff Name of School .................Weber State University Asst. A.D. for Media Relations ..............Brad Larsen Head coach ................................................Carla Taylor Location ...................................................Ogden, Utah Phone ....................................................(801) 626-6010 Alma Mater ........................................Weber State ‘84 Founded ................................1889 (Four-year 1962) Email......................................... [email protected] Record at WSU / Years ............. 282-281 (.501) / 20 Enrollment ..........................................................18,000 SID Fax ..................................................(801) 626-6490 Career record / Years.......................................... Same Nickname .........................................................Wildcats Press Row Phone ..............................(801) 626-6588 Big Sky record at WSU ......................169-133 (.560) School colors .................................Purple and White Press Room Fax ..................................(801) 626-8794 Phone ....................................................(801) 626-6496 Affiliation ........................................... NCAA Division I SID Mailing Address ....................................................... Assistant Coaches ........................................................... Conference.........................................................Big Sky ................................................... 2701 University Circle .........Rachelle Gardner-Sayers, Weber State ‘96 Home Court .................................Dee Events Center Weber State University, Ogden, UT 84408 Ashley Elliott, Wyoming ‘05 Capacity ...............................................................11,500 Heath Alexander, Oregon ‘98 TEAM history President ..........................................Dr. F. Ann Millner First year....................................................... 1974-1975 Athletic Director .................................Jerry Graybeal Team INFORMATIOn All-time record ....................................466-472 (.497) S.W.A. ...........................................................Carla Taylor 2008-09 Record ...................................................10-19 All-time conference record ............268-214 (.556) Website ............................... WeberStateSports.com 2007-08 Big Sky Record / Finish ...........5-11 / t7th All-time Big Sky record ....................169-133 (.560) Letterwinners Returning / Lost ....................... 11/3 Big Sky Titles ......................................2 / (2002, 2003) MEDIa RELATIOnS Starters Returning / Lost .......................................5/0 NCAA Tournament Appearances ...........................2 Women’s Basketball Contact .................Darin Hogge ......................................................................(2002, 2003) Phone ....................................................(801) 626-6012 CReDITS The 2008-09 Weber State Women’s Basketball Media Guide was designed, written and edited by Darin Hogge and Paul Grua, Assistant Media Rela- tions Directors. Cover art work by Darin Hogge. Head shots and action photos by Robert Casey. Printing by Weber State University Printing Services. WeberStateSports.com Wildcat Basketball -- 1 Media inforMaTion KWCR 88.1 FM -- The Home for Wildcat Basketball Once again Weber State’s University station KWCR 88.1 FM will serve as the flagship station for the Weber State women’s basketball team. KWCR will broadcats all home games as well as all Big Sky Conference road games and in-state road games. In addition, all games can also be heard live on the internet on Weber State’s athletic home page: WeberStateSports.com Big Sky TV The Big Sky Conference and Broadcast International team up to provide FREE Live Video Streams featuring Football, Men’s and Women’s Basketball and Volleyball. All Wildcat Women’s Basketball home matches as well as road conference matches will be broadcast. All fans will need to do in 2008-09 is log-on to www.bigskytv.org, and register with a username and password. Weber StaTe AthleTiCs Media relaTions departmenT THey COVeR THe ‘CaTS BRAD LARSEN neWSPaPeRS Dave Fox, Sportscaster Assistant Athletic Director/Media Relations Standard-examiner Dan Sheldon, Sportscaster Chris Miller, Sports Editor 299 S. Main Street, Suite 150 Sports: Football, Men’s Basketball, Salt Lake City, UT 84111 Cross Country, Track and Field. Justin Johnson, WSU Beatwriter 332 Standard Way (801) 973-3000 Office: 801-626-6010 P.O. Box 12790 KTVX-TV CH.4 (aBC) Cell: 801-698-9548 Ogden, UT 84412-2790 Wesley Ruff, Sports Director Email: [email protected] (801) 625-4261 FAX: (801) 625-4299 Kent Rupe, Sportscaster Dana Greene, Sportscaster Weber State Signpost 2175 West 1700 South Jon McBride, Sports Editor Salt Lake City, UT 84119 DARIN HOGGE Weber State University (801) 975-4444 Assistant Media Relations Director / Website Ogden, UT 84408-2110 Coordinator (801) 626-7983 KSTU-TV CH. 13 (fOX) FAX: (801) 626-7401 Mike Runge, Sportscaster Sports: Soccer, Women’s Basketball, Rick Aaron, Sportscaster Golf, Tennis, Softball. Deseret morning news 5020 W. Amelia Earhart Dr. Salt Lake City, UT Office: 801-626-6012 Dave Schneider, Sports Editor (801) 536-1371 Cell: 801-725-8868 30 E. 100 S. Email: [email protected] Salt Lake City, UT 84110 (801) 237-2161 RaDIO FAX: (801) 237-2543 KWCR FM 88.1 PAUL GRUA Jon McBride, Sports Director Salt lake Tribune Weber State University Marketing and Promotions Director Michael Anastasi, Sports Editor Ogden, UT 84408-1906 /Media Relations Director 90 S. 400 W., Suite 700 (801) 626-6941 Salt Lake City, UT 84101 Sports: Volleyball. (801) 257-8900 KlO 1430 FAX: (801) 257-8950 Dan Jessop, Sports Director
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