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Women's Basketball Record Book Women’s Basketball Record Book 1 Table of Contents All-Time Records .................................................. 3 Individual Career Records ................................... 4 Individual Season Records ................................... 5 Individual Game Records ..................................... 6 Team Season Top-10 Performances ...................... 7 Team Game Top-10 Performances ........................ 8 Annual Leaders .................................................. 9 Honors and Awards ..................................... 10-11 Phoenix in the Pros .......................................... 12 All-Time Roster ................................................ 13 Division 1 Records ............................................. 14 Individual Career Records ................................. 15 Individual Season Records ................................. 16 Individual Game Records ................................... 17 Team Season Top-10 Performances .................... 18 Team Game Top-10 Performances ...................... 19 Annual Leaders ................................................ 20 NCAA/WNIT Tournament Records......................... 21 In the NCAA Tournament .................................. 22 NCAA Team Program Records .......................... 23 NCAA Individual Program Records ..................... 24 In the WNIT .................................................... 25 WNIT Team Program Records ............................ 26 WNIT Individual Program Records ...................... 27 Kress Events Center Records .............................. 28 Facility Team/Individual Records .................... 29-30 Year-by-Year Statistics ........................................ 31 Coaching Summary .......................................... 32 Year-by-Year Results ................................... 33-37 All-Time vs. Opponents ................................ 38-41 Year-by-Year Final Statistics ........................ 42-77 2 All-Time Records All-Time Records 3 Individual Career Records 4 Individual Season Records 5 Individual Game Records 6 Team Season Top-10 Performances 7 Team Game Top-10 Performances 8 Annual Leaders 9 Honors and Awards 10-11 Phoenix in the Pros 12 All-Time Roster 13 3 Women’s Basketball individual career records POINTS 7. Sara Boyer (2000-03) 160 REBOUNDS 1. Chari Nordgaard (1996-99) 1964 8. Abby Scharlow (2003-05) 156 1. Jeanne Barta (1984-87) 1234 2. Nicole Soulis (2004-07) 1921 9. Allie LeClaire (2014-17) 144 2. April Jensen (1979-82) 1044 3. Jeanne Barta (1984-87) 1799 10. Celeste Hoewisch (2007-11) 130 3. Julie Steeno (1979-82) 889 4. Mehryn Kraker (2012-17) 1671 4. Chari Nordgaard (1996-99) 862 5. Julie Wojta (2008-12) 1638 THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 5. Julie Wojta (2008-12) 843 6. Donna Gunville (1986-89) 1572 1. Mehryn Kraker (2012-16) 637 6. Kim Wood (1991-94) 827 7. Dawn LeClair (1980-83) 1477 2. Adrian Ritchie (2009-13) 538 7. Karen Kupper (1986-89) 740 8. Celeste Hoewisch (2007-11) 1425 3. Tesha Buck (2013-16) 532 8. Mary Quigley (1975-78) 717 9. Kim Wood (1991-94) 1408 4. Natalie Berglin (2004-07) 511 9. Nicole Soulis (2004-07) 712 10. Julie Steeno (1979-82) 1387 5. Lydia Bauer (2009-13) 454 10. Candy Kaye (1978-81) 702 *35 total members are in the 1,000-point club 6. Rachel Porath (2006-09) 436 7. Allie LeClaire (2014-pres.) 403 ASSISTS SCORING AVERAGE (games) 8. Abby Scharlow (2003-05) 388 1. Pam Roecker (1980-83) 831 1. Chari Nordgaard (116) - 1996-99 16.8 9. Sara Boyer (2000-03) 376 2. Sue Klaubauf (1984-87) 723 2. Nicole Soulis (125) - 2004-07 15.4 10. Celeste Hoewisch (2007-11) 347 3. Megan Lukan (2011-2015) 525 3. Mandy Stowe (60) - 2001-02 15.2 3. Sue Aspenson (1986-89) 433 4. Jeanne Barta (121) - 1984-87 14.9 THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 4. Donna Gunville (1986-89) 431 5. Donna Gunville (115) - 1986-89 13.6 (min. 100 att.) 5. Natalie Berglin (2004-07) 423 6. Julie Wojta (124) - 2008-12 13.2 1. Kristy Loiselle (2001-03) .476 6. Julie Wojta (2008-12) 378 7. Mary Quigley (79) - 1975-78 13.5 2. Rachel Porath (2006-09) .438 7. Celeste Hoewisch (2007-11) 375 8. Mehryn Kraker (130) - 2012-17 12.9 3. Elizabeth Dudley (2000-03) .430 8. Kathy Mertz (1978-81) 374 9. Abby Scharlow (94) - 2003-05 12.6 Amanda Popp (2004-07) .430 10. Abby Scharlow (2003-05) 367 10. Dawn LeClair (119) - 1980-83 12.4 5. Mariann VanDenElzen (1989-92) .429 6. Sara Boyer (2000-03) .426 STEALS FIELD GOALS MADE 7. Natalie Yudt (2001-04) .421 1. Sue Aspenson (1986-89) 315 1. Jeanne Barta (1984-87) 740 8. Tiffany Mor (2000-05) .405 2. Elizabeth Dudley (2000-03) 290 Nicole Soulis (2004-07) 740 9. Melanie Tilque (1998-01) .404 3. Julie Wojta (2008-12) 288 3. Chari Nordgaard (1996-99) 709 10. Abby Scharlow (2003-05) .402 4. Jeanne Barta (1984-87) 287 4. Dawn LeClair (1980-83) 657 5. Celeste Hoewisch (2007- 11) 280 5. Donna Gunville (1986-89) 654 FREE THROWS MADE 6. Donna Gunville (1986-89) 269 6. Julie Wojta (2008-12) 642 1. Chari Nordgaard (1996-99) 538 7. Sue Klaubauf (1984-87) 240 7. Mehryn Kraker (2012-17) 627 2. Celeste Hoewisch (2007-11) 393 8. Patti VanSwol (1988-91) 238 8. Vicki Anklam (1982-85) 582 3. Nicole Soulis (2004-07) 367 9. Rhonda Rice (1993-96) 235 Julie Steeno (1979-82) 582 4. Kayla Tetschlag (2007-11) 341 10. Adrian Ritchie (2009-13) 234 10. Kim Wood (1991-94) 566 5. Jeanne Barta (1984-87) 319 6. Julie Wojta (2008-12) 290 BLOCKED SHOTS FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 7. Amanda Leonhard (1999-02) 283 1. Kim Wood (1991-94) 274 1. Donna Gunville (1986-89) 1468 8. Kim Wood (1991-94) 276 2. Nicole Soulis (2004-07) 166 2. Jeanne Barta (1984-87) 1432 9. Megan Lukan (2011-2015) 263 3. Vicki Anklam (1982-85) 127 3. Dawn LeClair (1980-83) 1420 10. Kayla Groh (2005-08) 254 Jeanne Barta (1984-87) 127 4. Nicole Soulis (2004-07) 1413 5. Chari Nordgaard (1996-99) 116 5. Carrie Massey (1980-83) 1328 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 6. Tiffany Mor (2001-05) 110 6. Vicki Anklam (1982-85) 1308 1. Chari Nordgaard (1996-99) 697 7. April Jensen (1979-82) 99 7. Julie Wojta (2008-12) 1289 2. Celeste Hoewisch (2007-11) 506 8. Julie Steeno (1979-82) 88 8. Mehryn Kraker (2012-17) 1269 3. Jeanne Barta (1984-87) 495 9. Chandra Johnson (2000-03) 83 9. Julie Steeno (1979-82) 1234 4. Nicole Soulis (2004-07) 467 10. Lavesa Glover (2006-09) 80 10. Chari Nordgaard (1996-99) 1179 5. Kayla Tetschlag (2007-11) 434 6. Kim Wood (1991-94) 400 GAMES PLAYED FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 500 att.) 7. Megan Lukan (2011-2015) 397 1. Sarah Eichler (2009-13) 133 1. Kim Wood (1991-94) .617 8. Julie Wojta (2008-12) 363 2. Celeste Hoewisch (2007-11) 132 2. Chari Nordgaard (1996-99) .601 9. Chandra Johnson (2000-03) 337 3. Lydia Bauer (2009-13) 130 3. Tiffany Mor (2001-05) .600 10. Karen Kupper (1986-89) 336 Megan Lukan (2011-2015) 130 4. Lisa Wegner (1989-92) .564 Mehryn Kraker (2012-17) 130 5. Erika Schoeneberger (1998-00) .552 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (min. 200 att.) 5. Adrian Ritchie (2009-13) 129 6. Mandy Stowe (2001-02) .548 1. Rachel Porath (2004-09) .874 7. Kayla Tetschlag (2007-11) 128 7. Breannah Ranger (2009-14) .531 2. Amanda Leonhard (1999-02) .847 Rachel Porath (2006-09) 128 8. Liz Reiman (1995-98) .529 3. Mary Kulenkamp (2001-05) .844 9. Hannah Quillling (2008-12) 127 9. Rachel Porath (2006-09) .527 4. Kayla Groh (2005-08) .838 10. Kati Harty (2006-09) 126 10. Chandra Johnson (2000-03) .525 5. Elizabeth Dudley (2000-03) .826 Sue Pitroski (1983-86) 126 6. Kristy Loiselle (2000-03) .823 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 7. Lydia Bauer (2009-13) .813 DOUBLE DOUBLES 1. Mehryn Kraker (2012-17) 234 Adrian Ritchie (2009-13) .813 Jeanne Barta (1983-87); Division 2 59 2. Adrian Ritchie (2009-13) 196 Melanie Tilque (1998-01) .813 1. Julie Wojta (2008-12) 35 3. Natalie Berglin (2004-07) 192 10. Trisha Ebel (1998-01) .807 2. Kim Wood (1990-94) 32 4. Rachel Porath (2006-09) 191 3. Chari Nordgaard (1995-99) 26 5. Tesha Buck (2013-16) 183 April Jensen (1978-82); Division 2 25 6. Lydia Bauer (2009-13) 165 5. Jessica Lindstrom (2014-pres.) 23 4 Women’s Basketball individual season records POINTS Tesha Buck, 2015-16 63 REBOUNDS 1. Chari Nordgaard, 1998-99 653 Abby Scharlow, 2003-04 63 1. Jeanne Barta, 1984-85 345 2. Julie Wojta, 2011-12 644 Sarah Meyer, 1994-95 63 2. Julie Wojta, 2011-12 328 3. Mehryn Kraker, 2016-17 581 10. Rachel Porath, 2007-08 62 Kim Wood, 1992-93 328 4. Jeanne Barta, 1986-87 565 4. Jeanne Barta, 1985-86 325 5. Dawn LeClair, 1981-82 557 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 5. Jessica Lindstrom, 2016-17 322 6. Nicole Soulis, 2005-06 553 1. Tesha Buck, 2013-14 198 6. Jeanne Barta, 1983-84 310 7. Nicole Soulis, 2006-07 549 2. Mehryn Kraker, 2016-17 197 7. Jessica Lindstrom, 2015-16 282 8. Kim Wood, 1992-93 526 3. Adrian Ritchie, 2012-13 189 8. April Jensen, 1979-80 273 9. Chari Nordgaard, 1997-98 520 4. Tesha Buck, 2014-15 176 Kayla Tetschlag, 2010-11 273 10. Dawn LeClair, 1982-83 512 5. Natalie Berglin, 2006-07 175 10. April Jensen, 1981-82 272 Kayla Tetschlag, 2010-11 512 6. Sara Boyer, 2002-03 169 7. Lydia Bauer, 2011-12 163 ASSISTS SCORING AVERAGE Mehryn Kraker, 2014-15 163 1. Pam Roecker, 1982-83 310 1. Chari Nordgaard, 1998-99 22.5 9. Allie LeClaire, 2015-16 162 2. Pam Roecker, 1981-82 300 2. Julie Wojta, 2011-12 19.5 10. Tesha Buck, 2015-16 158 3. Sue Klaubauf, 1986-87 230 3. Jeanne Barta, 1986-87 18.8 4. Sue Klaubauf, 1985-86 228 4. Nicole Soulis, 2005-06 18.4 THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 5. Kathi Bennett, 1984-85 215 5. Kim Wood, 1992-93 18.1 (min. 2.0 att. per game) 6. Megan Lukan, 2014-15 155 6. Mehryn Kraker, 2016-17 17.6 1.
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