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University of San Diego Women's Basketball Media Guide 2004-2005
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USD Athletics President Mary E. Lyon s, Ph.D. NCAA Fa culty Representative Mitch Malachowski Vi ce President for Srudenr Affairs Dr. Robert Pastoor Executive Director of Athletics/ Vi ce President for Student Affairs Ky Snyder Director of Athletics!SWA Dr. Jo-Ann Nester Associate Director of Athletics Dan Yourg Associate Director of Athletics f or Developmem Brian Fogarty Asst. AD/Marketing & Promotions Wendy McReynolds Asst. Director of Athletic Development Erin Sheehan Assoc. AD/Facilities & Operations John Martin Asst. AD/Facilities & Operations Andy Fee Assoc. AD/Compliance & Administration Mike Matoso Junior guard Tiara Harris ranks among Asst. AD/Academics & Student Services Shaney Fink USD's all-time leaders in 3-point shooting % Director of Jenny Craig Pavilion Josh Lawrence Asst. JCP Director/Events Manager Derek Hillestad USD Basketball Athletic Ticket Manager Mark Kueppers Facts Associate AD/Sports Medicine Quick Carolyn Greer Asst. Athletic Trainers 2003-04 Record: 7-22 Su zi Higgins, Paul Signorelli & Wil Filamor 1-13 (8th) Women's Basketball Team Trainer 2003-04 WCC Record: Chri stina Scherr Starters/ Letterwinners Returning: 3/ 6 Head Team Physician Head Coach: Kathy Marpe ( Minnesota, 1971) Paul C. Murphy, MD Strength & Conditioning Coach Record at USD: 285-379 (24 seasons) Dean Aresco Overall Record: 372-442 (31 seasons) Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach Associate Head Coach: Hans Straub Erik Johnson (UC San Diego, 1994) Assistants: Shelley Sheetz (Colorado, 1995) Kerri Nakamoto (U of San Diego, 2003 ) -!Jtt7~ Basketball Phone: (619) 260-8892
Team Photo ID (Back Cover): Top (1-r) Kerri Table of Contents Nakamoto, Melissa Padgerr , Erik Johnson, Alice IFC San Diego-America's Finest City Russell, Amber Sprague, Sabine Loewe, Kathy General Inforrnati on Ma,pe, Shelley Sheetz, Shelby Holliday 2-7 USD Women's Basketball Bottom (1-r) Polly Dong, Amanda Rego, Ashley 8-9 2004-05 Season Preview Voisinet, Michelle Augusra vo, Lindsay Helvey, Tiara 10 Torero Bench Harris, Brandi Callaro 11 -16 USD Coaching Staff 17-30 Torero Biographies 3 1-36 Opponents www.usdtareras.com 37-43 Torero Record Section 44-46 2003-04 Season Review 47 All -Time Torero Roster ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 48 West Coast Conference 2004-05 Women's Basketball Media Guide 50-55 USO Administration was produced by the USD Athletic Media Relations Office 56 Media Outlets Photography: Brock Scott, Dale Frost !BC USD campus photos Printing: Kings Printing Corporation BC 2004-05 Schedule/Team Photo
"The greatest challenge to a Division I athlete is to balance the demands of sport while taking full advantage ofthe educational expe nence oflereil. Thepurposeo/our program is to assist student-athletes in meeting this challenge by ofler ing tutoring, advising, mentoring and a quiet environment to study. The academic support program is- designed ·· to assist students in adjusting to life at USD and devel oping sound academic and career plans. By promoting a philosophy of individual responsibility, which encourages each student-at value their educational expe the academic support program .as• sists each athlete to realizetheirff!ll potential." - Shaney Fink ·
SAN DIEGO Women's Basketball ACADEMIC ACADEMIC HONORS WCC Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year SUPPORT Susie Erpelding '00 Paula Mascari ' 90 GT E Academic All-America First Team CENTER Susie Erpelding '99 GTE Academic All-America 2nd Team The USD AthleticAcademic Sup Heidi Ambrose ' 97 port Program is designed to promote the GTE Academic All-America 3rd Team academic development ofstudent-athletes. Susie Erpelding '00 Class Valdictorian The primary objective is to offer the neces Heidi Ambrose '97 sary resources for the academic success of WCC All-Academic Team student-athletes as they work to earn their Melissa Padgett '03, '04 degree. Academic Support Services are Melissa Glazebrook '00, '01, '02 designed to enhance the student-athlete's Jamie Lucia '00 Erin Malich '00 overall collegiate experience and encour Susie Erpelding ' 97, 98, 99 & 00 age development and attainment of aca Kari Ambrose '96, 97, 98, & 99 demic and career goals. Nailah Thompson ' 95, 96 & 97 Heidi Ambrose ' 94, 95 , 96 & 97 Amanda Bishop '97 All USD student-athletes have Andrea Bums '97 access to advising, tutoring and mentoring Malia Andagan '94 & 96 services. The mentoring program,Access, Michele Brovell i '94, 95, & 96 Laura King '93, 94, 95 & 96 was developed in 1999 and teams a gradu Nya Jensen '93, 94 & 95 ate student in the Counseling program with Jill Shaver '91, 92, 93 & 94 an athlete who would like to enhance study Melissa Sortino ' 92, 93 & 94 Lorraine Watson ' 94 skills, learn about campus resources and Charlene Bippes '93 receive guidance on goal development and Chris Enger ' 90, 9 1, 92 & 93 attainment. Student-athletes also have ac Julia Doria '92 cess to a quiet area where they can study or Debbie Gollnick '90, 91, & 92 Lynda Jones ' 90, 9 1 &92 work in the computer center. In addition, Julie Lemery '90 & 92 student~athletes are encouraged.to utilize Serena Eiennann '92 the campus learning centers including the Angie Straub '90, 91 & 92 Paula Mascari '88, 89 & 90 Writing, Math and Logic Centers as well as Cathy Perkins '90 to take advantage ofthe resources available Candida Echeverria ' 87, 88 & 89 to them in the Career Center, Counseling Kell i Behrens ' 87 Center and Computer Labs. Jane Gilpin '87 Karen Skemp ' 87 r San mego Gears Up For ' 2004-05 Season
The theme for the 2004-05 season will be youth as this Torero team has no seniors on its roster. The freshman class will make an impact on the floor right away. Still, with three returning players who were in the starting lineup last year and six returners who saw significant playing time throughout the season, there is plenty of experience to balance out the youth. Certainly, this year will be full of excitement. The Toreros will be challenged to replace seniors Melissa Padgett and Marta Menuez, a First Team All-WCC performer, who carried much of the load for the Toreros last season. Ready to meet that challenge are four returning Junior point guard Polly Dong dished out juniors: Polly Dong, Brandi Collato, Lindsay 4.4 assists per game last season. Helvey, and Tiara Harris. This crew of juniors has combined to start seventy games in their careers. Each of them has been a major player for two years and is ready and willing to step up to the plate. Dong has established herself as one of the leading playmakers in the West Coast Confer ence. Helvey and Collato both rank among the top of the WCC in three-point shooting and Helvey was the team's second leading scorer behind Menuez's 15.3 points per game. Harris was a WCC All-Freshman team nominee and will be a tremendous weapon for the Toreros with her speed and slashing ability. These players will be placed in leadership roles right away and will be the backbone of the Torero team. The Toreros also have two sopho mores whose talents will be show cased this season. Ashley Voisinet, despite missing ten games due to a knee injury, was a major contributor in her freshman campaign. Now that she is healthy, Ashley's athleticism San Di-ego enjoyed some impressive wins at home last season, defeating Georgetown, Oral Roberts and Nevada. and defensive ability will be a major boost to USD's perimeter game. Sabine Loewe started one game at center, played key minutes at the post off the bench, and re ceived valuable experience in practice competing with Menuez and Padgett. The lone returning post player, Loewe will showcase her versatility at the high and low post this season. Her experience will be counted on to lead the young Torero post players. The four incoming freshmen are considered to be the best recruiting class to ever sign at USD . They are led by 6'5" Amber Sprague who was a High School All-America selection by Street and Smith, Nike, and the Women's Basketball Coaches Asso ciation. She is an inside-outside scorer who has all the tools to be one of the best players in USD history. 5'9" point guard Amanda Rego will be a presence on the court right away with her ball handling and passing abilities. Rego and Sprague were high school teammates at Misson Bay High School in San Diego and have great chemistry. Michelle Augustavo, a 6'0" guard, is a very consistent outside shooter with great court vision. Junior shooting guard Brandi Collato .finished her Her size and strength will create match up prob high school career ranked second in California State his tory behind Cheryl Miller with a total of3,3 25 points. lems for opponents. Alice Russell is a 6'2" post player with great hands, a soft touch, and three-point range. These freshmen will make an immedi ate impact as they will add depth and competitiveness to every practice and game. The non-conference schedule features road games against Pac-10 foe Arizona State, Big West members Long Beach State and UC Riverside, Mountain West opponent Air Force, and two tough challenges at the University of New Mexico's Thanksgiving Tournament. The Toreros non-conference home schedule highlights games against cross- town rival San Diego State, ACC powerhouse Clemson, and Pac-10 rival USC. USD hosts the annual Surf and Slam Classic Dec. 28-30, featuring several top programs in Marquette, Vermont, and SEC power Mississippi. The West Coast Conference race is as wide open as ever, and the Toreros should be a key contender for the title. Junior Tiara Harris talks to the m edia after a wee Tournament game. [Hey, Torero Fans! Join the Torero Bench Club]
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The San Diego Surf and Slam Classic, 6:00 pm 8: 00 pm slated for December 28th and 30th, will 3rd Place Champion once again highlight USD's non-confer ence home schedule. Over the past four seasons the Jenny Craig Pavilion has Ole Miss Loser Winner played host to the holiday tournament 8:00 pm that has brought in some of the nation's best college programs. Ole Miss, Vermont Marquette and Marquette will visit San Diego for the 2004 version of the Surf-n-Slam Classic.
KATHYMARPE 25th year Head Coach
Entering her 32nd year as a head coach and her 25th season at the helm of the University of San Diego women's basketball program, Kathy Marpe's name is synonymous with the success of the USD Toreros. Marpe's coaching career began in Minnesota at Spring Lake Park High School in 1971 where she not only coached basketball, but also the volleyball and softball teams. In the combined three sports, the teams totaled an impressive 53-1 record. Two years later, Marpe was coaching in "The Pit" at the University of New Mexico where the Lobos accumulated a 51-30 record in her final three seasons. She led the Lobos to consecutive finishes in the Associated Press Top 20 and made six AIAW Regional appearances in seven years. In addition, attendance records were attained with the women drawing over 1,000 a game with crowds reaching 2,000-3,000 - attendance figures that were unheard of in the 70's. In 1980, Marpe brought her coaching exper tise to USD. Over the years, she has witnessed many changes in the game of women's bas ketball including the skills and athleticism of today's student athletes. Coach Marpe's ability to embrace and capitalize on the changes in the athletic environment has resulted in many milestones that aspiring coaches admire including 372 career coaching victories, 112 West Coast Conference wins, two WCC coach of the year awards, two conference tournament championships and two NCAA Tourna ment teams. In addition under Marpe's tutelage, six Toreros, Susie Erpelding, Jessica Gray, Erin Malich, Chris Enger, Deb Weinreis and Marta Menuez have become professional basketball players. Coach Marpe values the academic success and community in volvement of her players. Her encouragement and support of her players are apparent as the Toreros teams have included 13 First Team All-West Coast Conference players, and 31 players have been honored as WCC Scholar Athletes. Coach Marpe states, "It is very important to remember who you are and where you come from, and also to give back to the people around you who are not so fortunate. " Marpe has successfully guided the USD Toreros to two NCAA Tournament bids. In 1993, the USD team earned their first trip to the NCAA Tournament by bouncing back from a 4-10 WCC record in 1992 to finish 8-6 and second in the conference stand ings. The second trip in 2000 came after the Toreros beat number the one seeded Pepperdine Waves 68-51. On February 3, 2001, Marpe became the fourth coach in WCC history to reach 100 conference victories. She now owns 112 WCC wins, which ranks her third all-time for WCC career coaching victories. Marpe's 372 overall career wins places her in an elite class of about 60 NCAA coaches who have won over 300 career games. As "dean" of WCC coaches, Marpe was honored as Coach of the Year in 1993 and 1998. The 1998 honor came as a result of leading the Toreros to one of the largest single-season turnarounds in WCC history - an improvement of eight games. Continuing to embrace change in the 2004-05 season, Marpe hopes to duplicate the Torero success of the past.
KATHY MARPE HAS TWICE BEEN HONORED AS THE WEST COAST CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR AND RANKS 3RD ALL-TIME IN wee COACHING VICTORIES.
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*32nd Season as Division I Head Coach *25th Season as USD Head Coach *372 Career Victories *112 West Coast Conference Victories *NCAA Tournament Berths (2000 & 1993) *West Coast Conference Coach of the Year 0997-98 & 1992-93) *Coaching Stops: San Diego (1980-present) New Mexico (1973-1980) Spring Lake Park HS (1971-73) *College Degree: University of Minnesota, 1971 Physical Educaton ERIKJOHNSON 7tb·year Associate Head Coach
ErikJohnson is now in his seventh season on San Diego's staff, bringing proven experience as a recruiter, mo- tivator and enthu siastic teacher of the game. With his pro motion to Associate Head Coach, Erik now plays an integal part in fundraising and establishing the Torero Bench booster club. Johnson coaches the post players and plays a major role in practice planning, scouting, and recruiting. In Johnson's second season at USD, he helped the Toreros win the West Coast Conference Tournament title and earn a berth into the 2000 NCAA Tournament. Before joining the Torero staff, Johnson spent four seasons at the University of Rhode Island-the last two as a first assistant under Head Coach Linda Ziemke. In addition to managing the bulk of the recruiting duties for the Rams , Johnson's primary coaching responsibilities at URI included devel oping post players, shooting, defense and scouting. A native of San Jose, CA, Johnson was a four-year letter-winner at UC San Diego, lead ing the Tritons to three NCAA Division III Tournament appearances including a Sweet- 16. He served as captain and was the team's leading scorer as a senior completing his career as the all-time career and single-season three-point record holder. Johnson holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from UC San Diego 0994) and com pleted his Master's Degree in Adult Education at the University of Rhode Island 0997). Erik and wife Laura, who was a member of the USA National Volleyball team for five years, currently reside in Mira Mesa. The Johnson's have two little girls. Daly is 2 years old and Avery was born on April 1st, 2004. SHELLEY SHEETZ 4th year Assistant Coach
Shelley Sheetz brings All-American honors and professional playing experience to the Torero staff as a fourth-year assis tant under Head Coach Kathy Marpe. Shelley serves as the recruiting coordinator in addition to coach ing the USD guards, scouting, preseason con ditioning, and practice planning. Sheetz who played college basketball at the University of Colorado from 1991-1995, is the first ever Kodak All-America in Colorado's school history. The Big Eight Freshman of the Year in 1992, Sheetz earned All Big Eight and Big Eight Tournament honors in her junior and senior season. As a senior, Sheetz guided the Buffalos to a school record 25 game winning streak and her team finished 14-0 in the Big Eight Conference. After Sheetz guided Colorado to the Elite Eight for the second time in her career, the Confer This fall, the University of Colorado honored Sheetz by inducting her into the CU Athletic Hall of Fam e. ence selected her as the 1995 Female Athlete of the Year. Sheetz was named All-America by Kodak, Associated Press, and U.S. Basketball Writers Association, and was a final ist for the Naismith Award. The state of Colorado honored her as the Sports Woman of the Year in 1993 and 1995. When her career at Colorado ended, Sheetz became the Colorado and Big Eight leader of three-point baskets made at 252 , Colorado's second all-time points leader with 1,755, and second all-time leader in assists with 514. At the end of her collegiate career, Sheetz played professionally for Wuppertal, Ger many, the Colorado Xplosion, and the Portland Power in the American Basketball League. Originally from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sheetz was elected into the Iowa High School Hall of Fame in 1996. This fall , the University of Colorado honored Sheetz by inducting her into the Athletic Hall of Fame. Sheetz began her coaching career in the Northwest, as an assistant at Washington State University. KERRI NAKAMOTO 2ndyear Assistant Coach
Kerri Nakamoto enters her second season as an assistant bas ketball coach for the Toreros. Kerri joined the staff in the summer of 2003 after she graduated from USD with a degree in sociology. She is currently pursuing her Master's of Arts in Counsel ing at USD. Kerri is the travel coordinator, film exchange coordinator, and wing po sition coach. She will assist with recruiting, scouting, academic advising and summer camps. While at USD , Kerri left her mark in the Torero re cord books. She is the sixth all-time leading scorer, first in both single season and career three-point bas kets made, and second in career assists. The Toreros voted Kerri MVP two seasons and twice she received the Coaches Award. In addition, she was a two-time Honorable Mention WCC selection. Kerri's experience also includes coaching club basket ball teams for the San Jose Jammers. She also coached a 13U club basketball team and was an assistant coach for a high school club team in the San Di ego Sol organization. Kerri, a native of San Jose, CA, graduated from Archbishop Mitty High School in 1999. As the senior captain of the basket ball team, she led her school to a perfect 31-0 season including a Division I state championship. Kerri is the daughter of Brian and Christine Nakamoto.
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No. Name Ht. Po. Cl. Hometown (High School) 3 Ashley Voisinet 5-10 G so Irvine, CA (Mater Dei HS) 4 Sabine Loewe 6-4 C so Lauchhammer, Germany (Sporlgymnasium Halle/ Saale) 5 Tiara Harris 5-10 G JR Colorado Springs, CO (Pine Creek HS) 12 Polly Dong 5-6 G JR# Auburn, CA (Placer HS) 13 Brandi Collato 5-7 G JR# Del Mar, CA (Santa Fe Christian HS) 15 Michelle Augustavo 6-0 G FR Bothell, WA (Blanchet HS) 21 Amber Sprague 6-5 C FR San Diego, CA (Mission Bay HS) 22 Lindsay Helvey 5-1 0 G JR Anaheim, CA (Esperanza HS) 24 Amanda Rego 5-10 G FR San Diego, CA (Mission Bay HS) 33 Kristen Hurst 6-0 F JR Bakersfield, CA (Stockdale HS) 42 Alice Russell 6-2 F FR Bainbridge Island, WA (Bainbridge HS)
#Denotes players that have used a redshirt season Head Coach: Kathy Marpe (25th year, Minnesota '71) ALPHABETICAL Associate Head Coach: Erik Johnson (7th year, UC San Diego '94) Assistant Coaches: Shelley Sheetz ( 4th year, Colorado '95) No. Name Kerri Nakamoto (2nd year, San Diego '03) 1.::; Al l<.;l lSTAVO. l\1id1L'lk 15 COLLATO. Brandi Team Managers: Melissa Padgett, Shelby Holliday 12 DON<.; , Polly & Mary Lou Sciarrillo Administrative Assistant: Amanda Labagnara .::; I IAlmIS. Tiara Associate AD for Sports Medicine Carolyn Greer. A.T. , C. 22 I I ELVEY. Lindsay Team Trainer: Christina Scherr 55 II l : l{ST. KrislL'n Team Physician: Dr. Paul C. Murphy LOE\\"E. Sabine Assoc. AD for Media Relations: Ted Gosen WBB Media Relations Contact: Nick Mirkovich 21 lffCO. Amanda 12 IU 'SSELL. Alice PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: 21 SPl{A<.;l 1E. Amber Kathy Marpe ...... mar-PEE 5 VOISINET. Ashley Kerri Nakamoto ...... KNOCK-a-moto Ashley Voisinet ...... VOY-sin-et Sabine Loewe ...... LEW-ve Amanda Rego ...... REE-go
TOREROSBY... POSffiON STATE/COUNTRY CLASS Guards (7): Brandi Collato, CaUfornta (7): Brandi Collato, Juniors (5): Brandi Collato, Polly Dong, Lindsay Helvey, Polly Dong, Lindsay Helvey, Polly Dong, Tiara Harris, Tiara Harris, Ashley Voisi Amber Sprague, Amanda Rego, Lindsay Helvey, Kristen net, Amanda Rego, Michelle Ashley Voisinet, Kristen Hurst Hurst Augustavo Washington (2): Alice Russell, Sophomores (2): Sabine Forwards (2): Alice Russell, Michelle Augustavo Loewe, Ashley Voisinet Kristen Hurst Colorado (1) : Tiara Harris Freshman ( 4): Amber Centers (2): Sabine Loewe, Germany (1): Sabine Loewe Sprague, Alice Russell, Amber Sprague Amanda Rego, Michelle Augustavo 3 - Ashley Voisinet 4 - Sabine Lowe 5 - Tiara Harris 12 - Polly Dong 5-10 - SO - G 6-4-SO-C 5-10-JR- G 5-6-JR- G Irvine, Calif. Lauchhammer, Germany Colorado Springs, Co. Auburn, Calif. MaterDeiHS Sporlgymnaium Halle/ Saale Pine Creek HS Placer HS
13 - Brandi Collato 15 - Michelle Augustavo 21 - Amber Sprague 22 - Lindsay Helvey 5-7-JR- G 6-0 - FR - G 6-5 - FR - C 5-10 - JR - G Del Mar, Calif. Bothell, Wash. San Diego, Calif. Anaheim, Calif. Santa Fe Christian HS Blanchet HS Mission Bay HS Esperanza HS
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KathyMarpe Erik.Johnson Shelley Sheetz Kerri Nakamoto Head Coach Assoc. Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach 25th Season 7th Season 4th Season 2nd Season POLLY DONG #12 5-6 *Junior * Guard * Auburn, CA
Ranks 4th in USO school history in assists per game (3.7) SOPHOMORE (2003-04): Dished out a team-high 129 assists, good for a third place tie on USD 's all time single-season list... Ranked second in the WCC with 4.45 assists per game ... Started in all 29 games, averaging 28 minutes per contest... Honored with USD's 'Charge Award' ... Led the Toreros in steals (52), ranking among the league leaders in that category .. . Scored a career-high and game-high 17 points to lead USD past Georgetown (12/ 28) 65-58 in the 2003 San Diego Surf-n-Slam Classic. .. Matched a career-best with 3 treys in that win over the Hoyas (12/ 28) .. . Passed out a career-high 9 assists on two different oc casions, first vs. New Mexico State (12/ 4) and later vs. Oral Roberts (12/ 22) ... Matched a career-high with 4 steals numerous times .. . Picked up a career-high 5 rebounds @ Portland (1/29) ... Went 7-for-9 from the line helping USD defeat Pacific (12/ 21) ... Averaged 4.7 points per game, knocking down 17 three-point baskets on the year. FRESHMAN (2002-03): Started in 19 games as a redshirt freshman ... Scored a then-career-high 15 points during a 76-72 USD win over San Francisco (2/ 22) ... Ranked second on the team in assists with 88 on the year. .. Passed out a season-best 7 assists vs. Santa Clara (1/11). .. Posted double-figures in scoring on 3 occasions ... Scored 11 points in San Diego's opening round win over St. Mary's (3/ 6) in the WCC Tournament. .. In San Diego's Surf-n-Slam Classic she scored 11 points against Kent State (12/ 30), connecting on a trio of three-pointers ... Buried 3 treys at Nevada (12/ 21) ... On the year, Dong averaged 4.5 points per game and 2.9 assists.
Favorite vacation spot: Australia Favorite Amusement Park Ride: Merry-Go-Round My Hero growing up is: Sheryl Swoopes Favorite Non-basketball Professional Athlete: Mia Hamm My favorite thing about USD basketball is: My teammates1 My ultimate goal at USD is: Win a wee Championship and fin ish a Master's program Best advice I've ever received is: "Do or do not, there is no try" My motto is: SMILE! (2001-02): Sat out the entire season as a medical redshirt. Nobody knows how much I: Like to eat/ drink Milo HIGH SCHOOL: Came to USD from Placer High School in Auburn, A place I've always wanted to visit, but never had a chance California .. . Was the Sierra Foothill League MVP as a senior. .. Led the is: Europe Placer Hillmen to a league championship and a CIF section Semi-Final If I could be on a cover of any magazine, it would be: Sports appearance as a senior. .. Served as the Hillmen's team captain as a Illustrated junior and senior. .. Was the Placer team MVP both as a junior and One thing I always pack for road trips is: My favorite board senior... Was an All-League selection as a junior on a team that went shorts to the CIF Semi-Finals .. . Coached by Tony Camillucci at Placer. One thing I would like to do before I leave my time at USD is: Get my own key to the JCP OFF TIIE COURT: Business Administration major. .. Also recruited by If I were President of the United States, the first thing I'd do the University of Pennsylvania and Boise State ... Parents are Dennis would be: Make up a new holiday so my brothers still get paid, and Patty Dong ... Born on December 8, 1982 in Auburn, CA. but don't have to go to school!
17- Points vs. Georgetown (12-28-03) POLLY DONG'S CAREER STATS & CAREER HIGHS 5-Rebounds• @ Portland (1-29-04) 1-Block vs. Santa Clara (2-5-04) Total 3PT 9-Assists• vs. Oral Roberts (12-22-03) ~ii[ !,g/!,:; Mia Eg~Egil e~1 Eg-Ei! e~1 El-Eli! e~1 A SIi Ill~ B~b AYg e11 A,yg 4-Steals• vs. Portland (2-28-04) 03-04 29-29 819 44-1 52 .289 17-67 .253 30-44 .682 129 52 3 66 2.3 135 4.7 02-03 30-19 606 46-145 .317 21-66 .318 21-35 .600 88 31 3 45 1.5 134 4.6 3-3pt fgs• vs. Georgetown (12-28-03) Totals 59-48 1425 90-297 .303 38-133 .286 51-79 .645 217 83 6 111 1.9 269 4.6 •accomplished more than once BRANDI COLLATO #13 5-7 * Junior * Guard * Del Mar, CA
Ranks 2nd all-time at USD in three-point shooting percentage (41 % ) SOPHOMORE (2003-04): Played in all 29 games for San Diego as a redshirt sophomore ... Continued to provide USO with excellent shooting from the perimeter.. Shot nearly 40% (34-87) from three-point range on the season .. . Matched a career high in scor ing during San Diego's 20-point win over Oral Roberts (12/ 22) pouring in 18 points on 5-of-5 shooting from beyond the arc. .. During an early-season home game with New Mexico State (12/4), Collato scored 18 points over a season-high 31 minutes of floor time ... Hit two or more three-pointers 10 times ... Reached double-figures in scoring on 8 different occasions ... Scored 15 points on 6-of-9 shooting from the field @ Kansas (1/ 3) ... Hauled in 54 rebounds over the course of the season, setting a career-high with 6 @ St. Mary's (1 / 10) ... Led USO in free throw percentage (82%), hitting 18-of-22 ... Had a career-high 4 steals vs. Portland (2/ 26). (2002-03): Sat out the season as a medical redshirt. FRESHMAN (2001-02): A very dangerous outside shooter and pure scorer Played in 20 games as a true freshman in 200 1-02 ... Scored a season and then-career-high 17 points vs. Sacramento State (11 -1 9-01) connecting on 3-of-5 from three-point range .. . Averaged 8 minutes per game ... Was 13-of- 28 from three-point range for a 46% average on the season ... Finished the season a perfect 9-of-9 from the free-throw line ... Shot 43% from the field on
Favorite vacation spot: Sti ll looking for it, so much more to see the season hitting 21-of-48 fie ld goals. Favorite Amusement Park Ride: The Matterhorn My Hero growing up is: Rocky HIGH SCHOOL: Came to USO from Santa Fe Christian Favorite Non-basketball Professional Athlete: Rocky High School. .. Averaged 35 points per game as a senior. .. My favorite thing about USO basketball is: "Get on the line!" Finished her high school career as the leading scorer in San My ultimate goal at USO is: Win WCC and go to the NCAA Tournament Diego section history and second in California State history Best advice I've ever received is: "Some people dream about success, behind Cheryl Miller with a total of 3,325 points ... Helped while others wake up and work hard at it! " Santa Fe finish as CIF Finalists ... Collato was named a Second My motto is: Early to bed, early to rise Team All-State performer ... As a junior was named the San Nobody knows how much I: hate when the back of guys' necks aren't Diego Player of the Year. .. Averaged 26 points per game as clean shaven A place I've always wanted to visit, but never had a chance is: junior, leading her team to a State Finals appearance ... Santa Costa Rica along with other parts of Central America (on the summer plans) nd junior Fe claimed CIF Championships her sophomore a If I could be on a cover of any magazine, it would be: seasons ... Was named the Coastal League Player of the Year Better Homes and Gardens as a sophomore ... Played for the Below the Rim club team .. One thing I always pack for road trips is: I don't have good luck Coached by Paul Clark at Santa Fe Christian. charms if that's what you mean One thing I would like to do before I leave my time at USO is: OFF THE COURT: Business Administration major. .. Chose Go to the NCAA's US O for academic reputation and the location close to If I were President of the United States, the first thing I'd do, would be: home ... Also recruited by Boise State and Gonzaga .. . Parents To explore the White House are Richard and Cathy Collato .. . Born November 10, 1982.
18- Points* vs. Oral Roberts (12-22-03) BRANDI COLLATO'S CAREER STATS & CAREER HIGHS 6-Rebounds@ St. Mary's (1-10-04) 1-Block* vs. St. Mary's (1-22-04) Total 3PT Ye~[ !,~/!,~ Mi □ Eg-Egi! P,1 Eg•Ei! e,1 Ft-Eli! P,t A ~II !Ilk Btb Avg Pl~ Avg 2-Assists* at Kansas 0-3-04) 03-04 29--0 479 66-164 .402 34-87 .391 18-22 .8 18 12 2 1 6 54 1.9 184 6.3 4-Steals vs. Portland (2-26-04) 02-03 DNP 5-3pt fgs vs. Oral Roberts (12-22-03) 01-02 20-0 160 21-48 .438 13-28 .464 9-9 1.00 2 10 3 23 1.2 64 3.2 Totals 49-0 639 87-212 .410 47-115 .408 27-31 .870 14 31 9 77 1.6 248 5.1 •accomplished more than once TIARA HARRIS 5-10 *Junior * Guard * Cowrado Springs, CO
Ranks among USD career leaders in both 3-point shooting (36%) and free throw shooting (75 %) SOPHOMORE (2003-04): Was a major contributor as a sophomore ... Played in all of San Diego's 29 games, averaging 29 minutes per con test and making a total of 18 starts .. Scored a career-high 24 points in USD's thrilling double overtime victo ry over Saint Mary's (3/4) in the wee Postseason Tournament ... Matched a career-high with 4 three-point baskets and was perfect (8-for-8) from the line during that postseason win over the Gaels (3/ 4) ... Grabbed a career-high 8 rebounds in a non-conference home game with Nevada (11 / 22) early in the year... Scored 12 points and dished out a career-best 5 assists @ Portland (1/ 29) ... Had 16 points, 6 boards, and was perfect (6-for-6) from the line vs. Pepperdine (2/ 12) ... Shot 75% from the free-throw line (44-59) during the season ... Hit 2 or more three-pointers 7 different times. FRESHMAN (2002-03): Enjoyed a stellar rookie season .. . Played in all of San Diego's 30 games averaging 23 minutes per contest .. . Was among the best three-point shooters in the West Coast Conference ... Posted a 4 1% shooting mark from behind the arc. .. Canned a season-high 4 treys in as many attempts during San Diego's 66-54 win over San Francisco (3/7) in the WCC Tournament ... Hit 3 or more three-point baskets 6 times ... Went 5-for-5 from the field en route to scoring 14 points in USD 's rout over San Diego State (12/ 11) ... Scored a then-career-high 17 points leading San Diego
Favorite vacation spot: Hawaii Favorite Amusement Park Ride: Tower of Doom past Dayton 76-66 (1/ 3) on the road ... Poured in 15 or more My Hero(s) growing up: My parents points 4 times ... Averaged 8.1 points per game which was Favorite Non-basketball Professional Athlete: Flo Jo third highest for any Torero in 2002-03 ... Went 33-44 (.750) My favorite thing about USD basketball is: My wonderful team from the free-throw line. mates My ultimate goal at USD is: To go to the Big Dance! HIGH SCHOOL: Harris came to USD from Pine Creek High Best advice I've ever received is: "Go out like a soldier" School in Colorado Springs .. . She averaged 15 points, 7 re My motto is: Everything in life happens for a reason bounds and 5 assists per contest as a prep senior... Earned Nobody knows how much I: Hate rats First Team All-State honors in Colorado .. . Competed at the A place I've always wanted to visit, but never had a chance 4A level at Pine Creek in the Metro League ... Named team is: Tahiti MVP as a junior and senior. If I could be on a cover of any magazine, it would be: Ebony OFF TIIE COURT: Full name is Tiara Renee Harris .. . Born One thing I always pack for road trips is: My "A" game on October 1, 1983 in Dayton, Ohio ... Also recruited by USF, One thing I would like to do before I leave my time at USD Gonzaga and Loyola Marymount ... Chose USD because of is: Be the wee Player of the Year the atmosphere and the basketball program ... Ran track and If I were President of the United States, the first thing I'd do cross country in high school. .. Daughter of Tim and Michelle would be: Order Tyson Beckford to be my Husband Harris .. . Majoring in Socioloy with a Business minor.
24- Points vs. St. Mary's (3-4-04) TIARA 8-Rebounds vs. Nevada (11-22-03) HARRIS' CAREER STATS & CAREER HIGHS 2-Blocks vs. Portland (3-5-04) Total 3PT 5-Assists vs. Portland (3-5-04) Y~s!r !:;Q/G~ Min Fg-Fg~ P~! Fg -Fa P~! E!-F!a P~! A l.\!1 Blk R~~ Avg P!s Avg 03-04 29-18 65-200 4-Steals' @ USF (3-07-03) 839 .325 27-89 .303 44-59 .746 64 34 4 71 2.4 201 6.9 02-03 30-4 700 84-191 .440 41-99 .414 33-44 .750 51 35 1 74 2.5 242 8. 1 4-3pt fgs' vs. St. Mary's (3-4-04) Totals 59-22 1539 149-391 .3 81 68-188 .361 77-103 .747115 69 5 145 2.4 443 7.5 *accomplished more than once LINDSAY HELVEY #22 5-10 * Junior * Guard * Anaheim, C.4
Ranks 4th all-time at USD in career 3-point shooting (40 %) SOPHOMORE (2003-04): One of the best three-point shooters in the WCC. .. Ranked second in the WCC in three-point percentage (47%) dur ing conference play ... Shot 42% (51-121) from beyond the arc on t he season .. . Ap peared in all 29 games and madell starts .. Also an excellent free-throw shooter, making 27-of-36 on the season ... Reached double figures in scoring 10 different times ... Scored a career-high 28 points, connecting on 6 treys, leading the Toreros to an 87-81 overtime victory over St. Mary's in the WCC Postseason Tournament (3/ 4) ... Reached double digits in scoring in three consecutive league games late in January.. Recorded a career high 5 assists and added 11 points @ Portland (1/29) ... Played an incredible game against St. Mary's (1/ 22) when she scored a game-high 14 points , shot 8-for-8 from the free throw line, and grabbed a career best 8 rebounds ... Finished the season shooting 40% from the fie ld ... Averaged 24 minutes per game and scored 8.6 points per contest (second best for any Torero in 03-04) ... Led USD in three-point baskets made (5 1). FRESHMAN (2002-03): Sidelined by injury until league play began in January .. Appeared in 10 games ... Scored 5 points a nd grabbed 5 rebounds helping San Diego defeat Portland (2/ 1) .. Was 9-for-12 from the free throw line ... In just 10 games Helvey totaled 7 steals ... Blocked a pair of shots and connected on a three point basket.
Favorite vacation spot: La Paz, Mexico HIGH SCHOOL: Honored as a McDonalds Favorite Amusement Park Ride: Boomerang at Knott's All-American Nominee after a standout senior My Hero growing up is: My mom season at Esperanza High School in Anaheim .. Favorite Non-basketball Professional Athlete: Lance Armstrong Led Esperanza to the 2001-2002 Sunset League My favorite thing about USO basketball is: The people involved in the Championship as a junior and senior.. . Named program, from the coaches and teammates, to broadcasters, and security guards the league's MVP as a senior ... Tabbed as a First My ultimate goal at USO is: To graduate knowing I took full advantage of all Team All-CIF performer scoring 13 points and the opportunities college life could give me dishing out 4 assists per game during her final Best advice I've ever received is: "No matter how good you are there is prep season .. Also First Team All-League player always someone better" as a junior. My motto is: Faith gives you hope, love gives you strength, and life gives you the opportunity to give and receive both OFFTIIE COURT: Born on July 18, 1984 in Whit Nobody knows how much I: Love to perform in front of audiences tier, California ... Also recruited by USF, Cal Poly (either in p lays, dance programs, or in b-ball games) SLO and UC Irvine ... Chose USD because of the A place I've always wanted to visit, but never had a chance is: Spain beautifu l campus and location ... Notes that family If I could be on a cover of any magazine, it would be: Vogue is very important to her .. . Majoring in Communica One thing I always pack for road trips is: My baby blanket tion Studies with a minor in Business. One thing I would like to do before I leave my time at USO is: Win the wee If I were President of the United States, the first thing I'd do would be: Allow prayer in public schools
28- Points vs. St. Mary's (3-4-04) 8-Rebounds@ SMC (1 -22-04) LINDSAY HELVEY'S CAREER STATS & CAREER HIGHS ks @ Kansas (1 -3-04) 2-Bloc Total 3PT 5-Assists @ Portland (1 -29-04) Year Ge/G:; Min Fg-Fga P~l Fg-F;i P~l F!-Fli P~l A l!ll Blk Rtb Avg Pt1 Avg 4-Steals @ Kansas (1 -3-04) 03-04 29-11 691 85-215 .395 51-121 .421 27-36 .750 42 22 4 95 3.3 248 8.6 5-26 1-9 .111 9-12 .750 6 7 2 11 1. 1 20 2.0 pt fgs vs. St. Ma1y's (3-4-04) 02-03 10-0 80 .192 6-3 Totals 39-11 771 90-241 .373 52-130 .400 36-48 .750 48 29 6 106 2.7 268 6.9 •accomplished more than once ASHLEY VOISINET 5-10 * Sopb~re * Guard * .I:
FRESHMAN (2003-04): Honored with USD's 'Coaches Award' ... Scored 12 points in just her second collegiate game, a 22-point USD rout of Nevada (1 1/ 22). .. Followed that performance with season highs, grabbing 6 rebounds and passing out 3 assists versus UNLV (11/ 29). .. Suffered an inju ry at San Diego State (12/ 10) that limited her playing time the rest of the season .. . Was excellent fro m the free-throw line, shooting 79% (15-19) on the year. HIGH SCHOOL: Comes to USD from Mater Dei High School and Irvine, California where she led Mater Dei to the State Semifinals as a senior .. . Poured in 15 points per game during her final prep season ... Garnered
Favorite vacation spot: Bahamas Favorite Amusement Park Ride: The X My Hero growing up is: Jayne (my babysitter) My favorite thing about USD basketball is: my teammates and coaches My ultimate goal at USD is: to win the wee Championship Best advice I've ever received is: pursue a rapping career My motto is: "You determine the effort, God determines the outcome" Nobody knows how much I: Eat A place I've always wanted to visit, but never had a chance is: Australia If I could be on a cover of any magazine, it would be: Sports Illustrated (swimsuit issue) One thing I always pack for road trips is: Emma Marie, my stuffed animal bunny and my hot green blanket One thing I would like to do before I leave my time at USD is: Live in a beach house with my teammates If I were President of the United States, the first thing I'd do would be: Register to vote
All-Orange County, First Team All-CIF, First Team All-Serra League, Team MVP and Female Athlete of the Years honors as prep senior... Selected as a McDonalds All-American nominee in 2003 ... Averaged 11 points as a junior, helping Mater Dei reach the CIF Quarterfinals ... Earned the Team Hustle Award and was a First Team All-Serra League selection ... Also honored as a Second Team All-CIF player as a junior. .. During her sophomore campaign, she was also named a First Team All-Serra League performer. .. Earned Team Defensive Player of the Year honors as a sophomore ... Coached by Geri Campeau at Mater Dei. OFF THE COURT: Was a standout track and fi eld athlete at Mater Dei High School. .. Excelled in the long and triple jump and was a combined 7-time league champion ... Was also recruited to play basketball at Loyola Marymount and Cal Poly SLO ... Daughter of John and Patty Voisinet... Born on November 14, 1984.
12- Points vs. Nevada (11 -2 2-03) 6-Rebounds@ UNLV (11-29-03) ASHLEY VOISINETS CAREER STATS & CAREER HIGHS 1-Block @ Nevada (1 1-22-03) 3-Assists@ UNLV (11-29-03) Total 3PT y~~r QQlQ~ MiQ Fg-Fgi P£! Fg•Ei P£! F!-Fli P,! A ~!I !llk R~~ AYg e1~ ffi'.g 1-Steal' vs. New Mexico St. (12-4-03) 03-04 19-0 169 9-41 .220 2-7 .286 15-1 9 .789 7 3 1 24 1.3 35 1.8 1-3pt fgs vs. Georgia So. (11 -30-03) Totals 19-0 169 9-41 .220 2-7 .286 15-19 .789 7 3 1 24 1.3 35 1.8 *accomplished more than once 6-4 * Sophomore
FRESHMAN (2003-04): Made significant contributions as a true freshman, playing in 26 of USD 's 29 games with an average of 10 minutes per contest. .. Scored 8 points in just 13 minutes of action vs. Nevada (11 / 22) ... One week later, Loewe played 22 minutes @ UNLV (1 1/ 29) .. . Picked up 4 rebounds and a career-high 11 points@ San Francisco (2/ 21) ... Was an outstanding 47% shooter from the fi eld and shot 75% (18-24) from the free-throw line ... Hauled in 39 rebounds on the year with at least one in all but 5 of her appearances throughout the season ... Made her first career start vs. Portland (2/ 26) , playing a career-high 25 minutes and scoring 7 points on 3-of-6 shooting from the fl oor. HIGH SCHOOL: Came to USD from Lauchhammer, Germany, a city located in the eastern part of Germany ... Played on Germany's Under-18 and Under-20 national teams from 1998-2002 helping Germany claim three European Championships ... Coached by Hans Jurgen Pertus as a prep athlete. Favorite vacation spot: Somewhere in Europe Favorite Amusement Park Ride: Rollercoaster My Hero growing up is: My brother Favorite Non-basketball Professional Athlete: Alexander Popov My favorite thing about USO basketball is: The team My ultimate goal at USO is: Play as well as I can and win a WCC Championship & to get my Master's Degree Best advice I've ever received is: "Your life tomorrow will be the result of your attitude and choices you make today" My motto is: Play hard, Play Smart, Play together Nobody knows how much I: Ea t Cold Stone ice cream A place I've always wanted to visit, but never had a chance is: Rome, Italy If I could be on a cover of any magazine, it would be: History Magazines One thing I always pack for road trips is: A book One thing I would like to do before I leave my time at USO is: Go to an NFL, and a MLB game If I were President of the United States, the first thing I'd do would be: Free education for everybody
OFF THE COURT: Born on June 24 , 1982 in Lauchhammer. .. Daugh ter of Werner and Angelika Loewe ... Has chosen History as major at USD ... Can speak four different languages (German, English, Russian and Serbian).
11- Points @ USF (2-21-04) 4-Rebounds@ USF (2- 21-04) SABINE LOEWE'S CAREER STATS & CAREER HIGHS 1-Block' @ Portland (1-29-04) Total 3PT 2-Assists@ UNLV (11-29-03) Year Gg/Gs Min Fg-Fga Pct Fg-Fa Pct Ft-Fta Pct A S!I Blk Reb Avg Pts Avg 2-Steals @ Santa Clara (2-19-04) 03-04 26-1 252 25-53 .472 0-1 .000 18-24 .750 8 5 2 39 1.5 68 2.6 •accomplished more than once Totals 26-1 252 25-53 .472 0-1 .000 18-24 .750 8 5 2 39 1.5 68 2.6 HIGH SCHOOL: Starred at local Mission Bay High School with current USD teammate Amanda Rego ... Completed an outstanding prep career in the spring of 2004 by averaging 20 points per game and leading the Buccaneers to a Division III CIF Championship ... Honored as the CIF Division III Athlete of the Year as a senior... Three-time All-CIF First Team selection .. Helped Mission Bay compile a 53-9 overall record during her fin al two prep seasons... Was Favorite vacation spot: San Diego twice named an All Favorite Amusement Park Ride: Top Gun America Ho norable My Hero growing up is: My mom Favorite Non-basketball Professional Athlete: Marion Jones Menti o n by Street My favorite thing about USD basketball is: The players and the coaches & Smith ... Nike All- My ultimate goal at USD is: win the WCC and go to the "Big Dance" America selection as a junior in 2003 ... Invited to compete Best advice I've ever received is: "Go over, under, around, or through, at the USA Youth Development Festiva l.. Ea rned four but never give up" All-Western League First Team honors ... Excellent student My motto is: Live each day like it's your last at Mission Bay; named to the San Diego Union Tribune Nobody knows how much I: Talk All-Academic Team. A place I've always wanted to visit, but never had a chance is: Fiji If I could be on a cover of any magazine, it would be: Sports Illustrated OFF THE COURT: Born on October 10, 1986 in Hershey, One thing I always pack for road trips is: My CD player Pennsylvania ... Daughter of John and Catherine Sprague One thing I would like to do before I leave my time at USD is: Be the all of San Diego ... Was heavily recruited out of high school time leading scorer, and average a double-double by Penn State, Kansas State, Vanderbilt, Oregon State and If I were President of the United States, the first thing I'd do would be: Arizona State, among others ... Chose to attend USD to play Stop the w ar college basketball in front of her family and friends, while also being an impact player for a team on the rise.
HIGH SCHOOL: Enjoyed an outstanding prep career at Bishop Blanchet High School in the Seattle area ... Was a McDonald's All-America Nominee and named one of the top-10 prep players in the state of Washington ... Served as the Braves' team captain as both a junior and senior ... Honored as a First Team All-Metro League selection twice ... Averaged 18 points per game as a senior, leading Bishop Blanchet to a fifth-place fi nish at the 2004 Washington State Championship Tournament ... Named a Second Team All-State performer in 2004 ... As a junior she scored 16 points per contest helping the Braves place second in the Metro League ... Garnered Favorite vacation spot: Lake Chelan with my fa mily nume ro us acco Favorite Amusement Park Ride: I hate roller coasters lades as an underclassman .. Was named a 2004 Seattle My Heros growing up are: Sue Bird, Lisa Sacco, my sister Mandy Times Scholar Athlete ... Was an honor roll student all fo ur Favorite Non-basketball Professional Athlete: Andy Roddick years in high school ... Also played for the Yakima Elite My favorite thing about USO basketball is: my teammates and coaches club program, scoring 15 points per game on a team which My ultimate goal at USO is: to win more than one WCC Championship produced a number of Division I scholarship players ... and go to the NCAA Tournament Coached by Terry Wilkinson at Bishop Blanchet. Best advice I've ever received is: "The harder I work, the luckier I' ll get" My motto is: "Attitude is everything, keep on sm iling" OFF THE COURT: Born on May 30, 1986 in Seattle as Nobody knows how much I: love to go fish ing Michelle Lynn Augustavo ... Daughter of John and Lynn A place I've always wanted to visit, but never had a chance is: the Augustavo ... Was heavily recru ited out of high school, by Caribbean/Bahamas among others, Cal, Santa Clara, Washington State, Wash If I could be on a cover of any magazine, it would be: People One thing I always pack for road trips is: Junk food and granola bars ington, Louisville, Colorado State and Michigan State ... One thing I would like to do before I leave my time at USO is: to Chose to attend USD because of the coaches, campus and learn how to surf the location ... Modeled and was an actress from ages 3-8 ... If I were President of the United States, the first thing I'd do would be: Comes from a very athletic fa mily ... Father, John, played Give USO an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament every year basketball at Seattle U. ALICE RUSSELL :/142 6-2 * Freshman * Forward * Bainbridge Island, WA
IIlGH SCHOOL: Finished an outstanding prep career by leading Bainbridge High School to a 25-5 record and a fourth place finish at the Washington State Championship Tournament. .. Established school records in points, rebounds and blocks ... As a senior, set State Tournament records in blocks (single-game & single-season) en route to being tabbed an All-Tournament player.. . Was a three-time All-Metro League selection ... Poured in over 16 points per Favorite vacation spot: Akumal, Mexico game and averaged 8 Favorite Amusement Park Ride: Incredible Hulk 1 rebounds and 3 blocks My Hero growing up is: My brother in 2004 ... As a junior in Favorite Non-basketball Professional Athlete: Muhammad Ali 2003, named a 'Top-5 Athlete' by the Bremerton Sun newspa My favorite thing about USD basketball is: The teammates and the coaches per. .. Scored 14 points, 7 rebounds and 2.5 blocks per game My ultimate goal at USD is: To win a WCC championship and compete in the a District Championship as NCAA Tournament as a junior. .. Led the Spartans to Best advice I've ever received is: "Don't throw up in the pool" a prep sophomore and was honored as an All-Metro League My motto is: "Don't worry about it" performer. .. Coached by Penny Gienger at Bainbridge High ... Nobody knows how much I: Listen to Stevie Wonder Also played for the Yakima Elite club program. A place I've always wanted to visit, but never had a chance is: Australia If I could be on a cover of any magazine, it would be: The National En OFF TIIE COURT: Born on February 23, 1986 in McMin quirer nville, Oregon ... Daughter of Jim and Ann Russell ... Was a One thing I always pack for road trips is: My music prep letter-winner in track & field and volleyball, setting the One thing I would like to do before I leave my time at USD is: Graduate Bainbridge school record in the shot put as a freshman ... Was If I were President of the United States, the first thing I'd do would be: also recruited to play basketball by Cal Berkeley, Pennsylvania Resign and Portland ... Chose to attend USD because of the coaching staff, quality of academic programs and the location.
AMANDA REGO :/124 5-10 * Freshman * Guard * San Diego, CA
IIlGH SCHOOL: Starred at local Mission Bay High School with current USD teammate Amber Sprague ... Helped the Buccaneers win a pair of CIF Division III titles ... Named a First Team All-CIF performer as a senior, and the Western League MVP ... Poured in 17 points per contest during her final prep season, leading the Bucs to a 27-4 record ... As a junior in 2003 Favorite vacation spot: Hawaii Rego helped Mis Favorite Amusement Park Ride: Riddler's Revenge sion Bay post a My Hero growing up is: My parents 26-5 record and Favorite Non-basketball Professional Athlete: Matt Bush was named a First My favorite thing about USD basketball is: My teammates and coaches Team All-State player .. Also as a junior Rego averaged 18 My ultimate goal at USD is: To make it to the NCAA Tournament and to points per game and over seven assists ... Named to the lead the conference in assist/ turnover ratio San Diego Union Tribune All-Academic Team ... Played Best advice I've ever received is: If you're five minutes early, you're ten with the 'Below the Rim' club program. minutes late My motto is: Just joke OFF TIIE COURT: Born on July 4, 1986 in San Diego .. Nobody knows how much I: Can't wait for Mel to get all her stuff out of Daughter of John and Gilda Rego ... Was also recruited my locker by New Mexico, Pepperdine and UC Santa Barbara .. A place I've always wanted to visit, but never had a chance is: Portugal Chose to attend USD because of the location and the If I could be on a cover of any magazine, it would be: Slam One thing I always pack for road trips is: My CD player coaching staff. One thing I would like to do before I leave my time at USD is: Perma nent parking pass to the side lot If I were President of the United States, the first thing I'd do would be: Throw a party in the White House KRISTEN•HURST #33 f-1) .*J11,,tj.91J ..t:.F9rward * Bakersfield, CA
AT USD: Hurst is a four-year volleyball letter winner, becoming one of the best all-around volleyball players in school history ... Entering her senior season Hurst had twice been named an All-WCC player and ranked among the Toreros' all-time leaders in both digs and service aces. IIlGH SCHOOL: Attended Stockdale High School in Bakersfield, California ... Named Best Female Athlete at Stockdale as a senior... Lettered in basketball, softball and volleyball ... Led Stockdale to numerous Southwest Yosemite League basketball championships ... Was a three-time First Team All Southwest Yo- semite League Favorite vacation spot: Hawaii selection Favorite Amusement Park Ride: The 'X' at Magic Mountain as a prep basketball player and earned All-Area My Hero growing up is: Jesus honors twice .. . Poured in 16.5 points per game as Favorite Non-basketball Professional Athlete: Misty May a junior and 14.4 as a senior... Totaled over 1,100 My favorite thing about USO basketball is: the shorts you can fit two people career rebounds ... Scored a career-high 20 points in vs. Southridge and set a school record with 24 re My ultimate goal at USO is: graduate with a degree and be one of the best two-sport athlete ever bounds against N. High ... Garnered All-Tournament Best advice I've ever received is: "Rebound like the ball is worth a million and Tournament MVP honors during her senior dollars." season ... Coached by Glenn Hager as a prep. My motto is: Go 100% or don't do it at all OFF TIIE COURT: Born September 3, 1983 in Ba Nobody knows how much I: pluck my eyebrows A place I've always wanted to visit, but never had a chance is: Australia kersfield, California ... Daughter of Clark and Ellen If I could be on a cover of any magazine, it would be: Sports Illustrated Hurst.. Mother, Ellen, played basketball at Azusa One thing I always pack for road trips is: hair supplies Pacific and her fa ther, Clark, played basketball at One thing I would like to do before I leave my time at USO is: to get a 4.0 Air Force ... Chose USD for it's great location ... Also GPA in a semester recruited to play volleyball by UCLA, Pepperdine, If I were President of the United States, the first thing I'd do would be: fl y Stanford and Oregon. in Air Force One
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Have fun and Become a Better Basketball Player! USD Women's Basketball Camps will be held in the Jenny Craig Pavilion on the USD campus. The camps will be coached by the Torero players and coaching staff as well as other top coaches and college players from around the country. Individual Camp Dates: Torero Girls Basketball Camp Session 1: June 19-23, 2005 Torero Girls Basketball Camp Session 2: June 26-30, 2005 High School Elite Camp: July 1-3, 2005
Please call (619) 260-4623 for details on all individual camps or visit http://camps.sandiego.edu Team Camp Dates: High School Team Camp: July 1-3, 2005 High school teams should call Kerri Nakamoto at (619) 260-8892
ARIZONA STATE Nov. 20 at ASU Location: Tempe, AZ 2003-04 Record: 17-12 Enroll ment: 45,693 2003-04 PAC-10 Record: 11-7 (T3rd) Nickname: Sun Devils WBB SID: Rhonda Lundin Colors: Maroon & Gold Office Phone: ( 480) 965-9780 Conference: Pac-10 Fax: ( 480) 965-5408 Arena (Capacity): We lls Fargo Arena (14,14 1) Email: [email protected] Head Coach: Charli Tu rner Thorne (Sta nford, '88) Website: www.thesundevils.com Record at ASU (years): 123-112 (8) PIAYERS TO WATCH: Career Record (years): 163-152 (10) *Kylan Loney SR G 10.2 ppg Associate Head Coach: Meg Sanders *Betsy Boardman SR F 10.6 ppg Assistants: Joseph Anders & La ura Hughes \'(1]3B Phone: ( 480) 965-6086
SAN DIEGO STATE Nov. 23 at USD Location: San Diego, CA 2003-04 Record: 8-20 Enrollment: 33,400 2003-04 Mountain West Record: 3-11 (7th) Nickname: Aztecs WBB SID: Peggy Curtin Colors: Sca rl et and Black Office Phone: (619) 594-2576 Conference: Mountain West Fax: (619) 582-6541 Arena (Capacity): Cox Arena (12,414) Email: [email protected] Head Coach: Jim Tomey (Michigan, '81) Website: www.goaztecs.com Record at SDSU (years): 17-38 (2) PIAYERS TO WATCH: Career Record (years): same •Courtney Fritz SO G 10.0 ppg Assistants: Fentriss Winn, Krista Poehler, & *Michelle E lliott SO F 12.4 ppg Dustin Finley WBB Phone (619) 594-4095
CLEMSON Nov. 26 at USD Location: Clemson, SC 2003-04 Record: 17- 12 Enrollment: 15,873 2003-04 ACC Record: 7-9 (5 th) Nickname: Tigers WBB SID: Philip Sikes Colors: Burnt Orange & Northwest Purple Office Phone: (864) 656-1985 Conference: Atlantic (:oast (ACC) Fax: (864) 656-0299 Arena (Capacity): Littlejohn Coliseum (1 1,020) E-mail: phil [email protected] Head Coach: Jim Davis (Tenn. Wesleyan, '70) Website: www .. com Record at Clemson (years): 347-177 (17) PIAYERS TO WATCH: Career Record (years): 366-185 (18) *Carolyn Kieger JR G 10.5 ppg Assistants: Tina Langley, Itoro Coleman & *Christina Quaye SO C 9.1 ppg Mike Hodge WBB Phone: (864) 656-1919
LONG BEACH STATE Nov. 30 at LBST Location: Long Beach, CA 2003-04 Record: 14-16 Enroll ment: 34,566 2003-04 Big West Record: 8-10 (T5th) Nickname: 49ers , The Beach WBB SID: Niall T. Adler Colors: Black and Gold Office: (562) 985-7565 Conference: Big West Fax: (562) 985-1549 Arena (Capacity): The Pyramid (5,000) Email: [email protected] Head Coach: Mary Hegarty (UCLA '85) Website: www.longbeachstate.com Record at LBSU (years): 14-16 (1) PIAYERS TO WATCH: Career Record (years): 174-108 (11) •Candice Wilson SR G 9.7 ppg Assistants: Denise Curry, Nicole Anderson & *Petra Glaser SR C 13 .4 ppg Jason Flowers WBB Phone: (562) 985-7975
UC RIVERSIDE Dec. 3 atUCR Location: Riverside, CA 2003-04 Record: 7-21 Enrollment: 17,000 2003-04 Big West Record: 6-12 (7th) Nickname: Highlanders WBB SID: Brian Blank Colors: Blue & Gold Office Phone: (951) 827-5438 Conference: Big West Fax: (951) 827-5889 Arena (Capacity): Student Rec Center (3,168) Email: [email protected] Head Coach: John Margaritis (NE Illinois '82) Website: www.athletics.ucr. edu Record at UCR (years): 0-0 (0) PIAYERS TO WATCH: Career Record (years): 0-0 (0) *Casandra Reeves SR G 17.1 ppg Assistants: Cathy Bogh, Seton Sobolewski & *Jodi Reber SR F 9.5 ppg Lindsay Fos ter WBB Phone: (562) 985-7975 FRESNO STATE Dec. 5 at Fresno State Location: Fresno, CA 2003-04 Record: 13-16 Enrollment: 21,389 2003-04 WAC Record: 7-11 (6th) Nickname: Bulldogs \VBB SID: Brian Risso Colors: Bu lldog Red & Blue Office Phone: (559) 278-2509 Conference: Western Ath letic (WAC) Fax (559) 278-4689 Arena (capacity): Save Mart Center (16,116) E-mail: [email protected] Head Coach: Stacy Johnson-Klein (NE St. , '93) Website: www.gobulldogs.com Record at FSU (years): 34-29 (2) PIAYERS TO WATCH: Ca reer Record (years): same "Aritta Lane SR F 12 .5 ppg Assistants: Adrian Wiggins, Ca lamity McEntire *Veronica Mack SR G 8.9 ppg & Drew Champagne WBB Phone: (559) 278-2236
USC Dec. 7 atUSD Location: Los Angeles, CA 2003-04 Record: 15-13 Enrollment: 30,000 2003-04 Pac-10 Record: 11-7 (3rd) Nickname: Trojans; Women of Troy WBB SID: Vicky Hammond Colors: Cardinal and Gold Office Phone: (213) 740-3808 Conference: Pac-10 Fax: (213) 740-7584 ~%~ Arena (capacity): LA Sports Arena (15,509) E-mail: [email protected] Head Coach: Mark Trakh (Long Beach St. , '81) Website: www.usctrojans.com Record at USC (years): 0-0 (0) PIAYERS TO WATCH: Career Record (years): 199-123 (11) *Megan Gnewkow JR G 7.9 ppg i~ Assistants: Jody Wynn, Derek Wynn, & "Jamie Funn SO F 4.0 ppg Kai Felton WBB Phone: (213) 740-7204
NEW MEXICO Dec. 10-11 Location: Albuquerque, NM Enrollment: 24,762 at New Mexico's Tourney Nickname: Lobos 2003-04 Record: 23-8 Colors: Cherry and Silver 2003-04 Mountain West Record: 12-2 (1st' Conference: Mountain West WBB SID: Brook Brandenburger Arena (Capacity): University Arena (18,018) Office Phone: (505) 925-5854 Head Coach: Don Flanagan Fax (505) 925-5529 Record at New Mexico (years): 191-89 (9) E-mail: [email protected] Career Record (years): same Website: www.golobos.com Assistants: Yvonne Sanchez, Dave Shoemate & PIAYERS TO WATCH: Mike Terry *Mandi Moore SR G 8.0ppg WBB Phone: (505) 925-5770 *Lindsey Arndt SR F 10.4 ppg
BOWLING GREEN Dec. 10-11 Location: Bowling Green, OH Enrollment: 20,276 at New Mexico's Tourney Nickname: Falcons 2003-04 Record: 21-10 Colors: Orange & Brown 2003-04 MAC Record: 11-5 (T2nd West) Conference: Mid-American (MAC) WBB SID: Mike Cihon Arena (Capacity): Anderson Arena (4,700) Office Phone: (419) 372-0474 Head Coach: Curt Miller Fax: (419) 372-6015 Record at BGST (years): 42-45 (3) E-mail: [email protected] Career Record (years): same Website: www.bgsufalcons.com Assistants: Jennifer Roos, Brandi Poole PIAYERS TO WATCH: & Kevin Eckert *Ali Mann SO F 12.9 ppg WBB Phone: (419) 372-2255 *Carin Horne SO F 7.3 ppg
UTAH STATE Dec. 10-11 Location: Logan, UT Enrollment: 21 ,490 at New Mexico's Tourney Nickname: Aggies 2003-04 Record: 5-22 Colors: Navy Blue and White 2003-04 Big West Record: 5- 13 (8th) Conference: Big West WBB SID: Todd Johnson Arena: Dee Glen Smith Spectrnm Office Phone: ( 435) 797-2066 Heaci Coach: Raegan Pebley Fax: (435) 797-2615 Reco•d at UST (years): 5-22 (1) E-mail: [email protected] Career Record (years): same Website: www.utahstateaggies.com Assistants: Tricia Bindord & Bradley Dance PIAYERS TO WATCH: WBB Phone: (435) 797-1850 "Ali Aird JR C 12.7 ppg *Christina Zdenek SO G 12.0 ppg AIR FORCE Dec. 22 at Air Force Locatio n: Colorado Springs, CO 2003-04 Record: 3-25 Enroll ment: 4,000 2003-04 MWC Record: 0- 14 (8th) Nickname: Falcons WEB SID : Melissa McKeown Colors: Blue & Silver O ffi ce Phone: (719) 333-9025 Conference: Mountain West Fax: (719) 333-3798 Arena (ca pacity): Clune A rena (5 ,939) E-mai l: me [email protected] il Head Coach: Ardie Mclnelly (Boise State, '82) Website: www.AirForceSports.com Record at USAF (years): 14-70 (3) PIAYERS TO WATCH: Career Record (years): 91-132 (8) ' Letricia Castillo S O G 12. 0 ppg Assistants: Lisa Robinson, Holl y Togial, *Andrea Taylor SO G 4.3 ppg Angela Munger & Kall ie Q ui nn WBB Phone (719) 333-2345
San Diego Surf-n-Slam Classic Dec 28, 30 *For tickets call 619-260-7550*
The San Diego Surf-n-Slam Classic, slated for December 28th and 30th, will once again highlight USD's non-conference home schedule. Over the past four seasons the Jenny Craig Pavilion has played h ost to the holiday tournament that has brought in some o f the nation's best college programs. Ole Miss , Vermont and Marquette will visit San Diego fo r the 2004 edition of the Surf-n-Slam Classic.
VERMONT Dec. 28-30 Location: Burlington, VT Enro ll ment: 7,900 at USD's Surf-n-Slam Classic Nickname: Catamounts 2003-04 Record: 14-13 Colors: Green & Gold 2003-04 America East Record: 8-10 (6th) Conference: America East WBB SID: Lisa Champagne Arena (Ca pacity): Patrick Gymnasium (3 ,228) Office Phone: (802) 656-1818 Head Coach: Sharon D awley Fax: (802) 6 56-8328 Record at Vermont (years): 14-13 (1 ) E-mail : lisa.champagne@ uvm. edu Career Record (years): 151 -76 (9) Website: www.uvm.edu/ athletics Assistants: Dean Mendes, Kate C ronin & PIAYERS TO WATCH: Sheri Turnball ' Lani Boardman SR F 1 2.6 ppg WBB Phone: (802) 656-7695 •Katie McNamara SR F 9.6 ppg
MISSISSIPPI Dec. 28-30 Location: Oxford , MS at USD's Surf-n-Slam Classic Enro ll ment: 16,080 Nickname: Lady Rebels 2003-04 Record: 17-14 Colors: Cardinal Red & Navy Blue 2003-04 SEC Record: 7-7 (7th) Conference: Southeastern (SEC) \VB B SID: Katy Lonergan Arena (Ca pacity): Offi ce Phone: (662) 915-7522 C.M 'Tad' Smith Coliseum (8,700) Fax: (662) 915-7006 Head Coach: Ca rol Ross (Ole Miss, '82) E-mail Address: [email protected] Record at Ole Miss (years): 17-14 (1 ) Website: www.olemissspons.com Ca reer Record (years): 264-1 35 (13) ; IAYERS TO WATCH: Associate Head Coach: Peggie Gill om Armmne Pnce SO G 14.9 ppg Assistants: Renee Ladner, Jocelyn McG il beny 'Amber Wa tts S R C 10.1 ppg WEB Phone: (662) 915-7592
MARQUETTE Dec. 28-30 Location: Milwaukee, WI Enrollment: 11 ,000 at USD's Surf-n-Slam Classic 04 Record: 22-10 Nickname: Golden Eagles 2003- 2003-04 CUSA Record: 9-5 (5th) Colors: Blue & Gold WBB SID: Blain Fowler Conference: Conference USA Offi ce Phone: (414) 288-6980 Arena (Capacity): Al McGuire Center (4,000) Fax: (4 14) 288-6519 Head Coach: Terri Mitche ll (Duquesne, '89) E-mail: blain.fowler@ma rquette.edu Record a t Marquette (years): 151-86 (8) Website: www.gomarquette.com Career Record (years): same 601.AGIES PIAYERS TO WATCH: MARQ U ETTE • UN I VE R S ITY Assistants: Jon Cain , Michelle Nason & 'Carolyn Kieger JR G 10.5 ppg Cara Consuegra 'Christina Q uaye SO C 9. 1 ppg WEB Phone: (414) 288-5784 PEPPERDINE Jan. 6 atUSD Location: Malibu, CA Nickname: Waves Feb. 5 at Pepperdine Enrollment: 8,000 2003-04 Record: 17-13 Colors: Blue, Orange & White 2003-04 WCC Record: 10-4 (T2nd) Conference: West Coast WBB SID: Michael Hawley Arena (Capacity): Firestone Fieldhouse (3 ,104) Office Phone: (310) 506-4333 Head Coach: Julie Rousseau Fax (310) 506-4322 Record at PEP (years): 0-0 (0) E-mail: michael.ha wley@ pepperdine.edu Ca reer Record: same Website:www.pepperdinesports.com Assistants: Kate Payne, David Johnson & PLAYERS TO WATCH: Vanessa Nygaard *S hanell Law SR G 9.5 ppg WBB Phone: (310) 506-4738 *Jennifer Lacy SR F 8.8 ppg
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Jan. 8 atUSD Location: Los Angeles, CA Feb. 3 atLMU Nickname: Lions 2003-04 Record: 24-6 Enrollment: 8,300 2003-04 WCC Record: 13- l (lst) Colors: Blue , Navy, Crimson & White WBB SID: Carolyn French Conference: West Coast Office Phone: (310) 338-5798 Arena (Capacity): Gersten Pavi lion (3 ,104) Fax (310) 338-2703 Head Coach: Julie Wilhoit (Marian Coll, '85) E-mail: [email protected] Record at LMU (years): 114-140 (9) Website: www .. lmulions.com Career Record: 235-210 (16) PLAYERS TO WATCH: Assistants: Lynn Flanagan, Tami Adkins & *Mary Turner SR F 5.9 ppg Julie Brase *Bianca Ziemann JR G 6.2 ppg WBB Phone: (310) 338-4504
SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 15 at USD Location: San Francisco, CA Nickname: Dons Feb. 12 at USF Enrollment: 7,800 2003-04 Record: 10-18 Colors: Green & Gold 2003-04 wee Record: 3-11 (7th) Conference: West Coast WBB SID: Ryan Mccrary Arena (Capacity): Wa r Memorial Gym (5,300) Office Phone: (415) 422-6162 Head Coach: Mary Hile-Nepfel (USF, '81) Fax: (415) 422-2929 Record at USF (years): 249-230 (17) E-mail: [email protected] Career Record: same Website:www.usfdons.com Assistants: Heidi Vanderveer, PLAYERS TO WATCH: Brittany Lindhe & Jesse Clark *Mary Jane Krueger SR C 9 1 ppg WBB Phone: (415) 422-2931 *Toni Russell SR G 9 7 ppg
PORTLAND Jan. 20 at Portland Location: Portland, OR Nickname: Pilots Feb. 19 at USD Enrollment: 3,300 2003-04 Record 14-15 Colors: Purple & White 2003-04 wee Record: 8-6 (4th) Conference: West Coast WBB SID: Jason Brough Arena (Capacity): Chiles Center (5,000) Office Phone: (503) 943-7439 Head Coach: Jim Sollars (Seattle Pacific, '66) Fax (503) 943-7242 Record at UP (years): 265-252 (18) E-mail: [email protected] Career Record: 442-334 (28) Website: www.po1tlandpilots.com Assistants: Sean Kelly, Loree Payne & PLAYERS TO WATCH: Ke lley Berglund *Ash lee Orndorff SR F 11.6 ppg WBB Phone: (503) 943-7117 *Hanna Seltzer SR G 7.8 ppg
GONZAGA Jan. 22 at Gonzaga Location: Spokane, WA Enrollment: 5,826 Feb. 17 at USD Nickname: Bu lldogs; Zags 2003-04 Record: 18- 12 Colors: Blue, White, and Red 2003-04 wee Record: 10-4 (T2nd) Conference: West Coast WBB SID: Rich Moser Arena (Capacity): McCarthy Athletic Cntr (6 ,000) Office Phone: (509) 323-5484 ~UNIVERSITY Head Coach: Kelly Graves (New Mexico '88) Fax: (509) 323-5730 Record at Gonzaga (years): 52-65 (4) ' E-mai l: [email protected] Career Record (years): 118-82 (7) Website: www.gozags.com Assistants: Jennifer Mountain, JR. Payne PLAYERS TO WATCH: & Triana Allen *Shannon Mathews SR G 10.3 ppg WBB Phone: (509) 323-4217 *Ashley Burke SR F 14.8 ppg ST.MARY'S Jan. 29 at USD Location: Moraga, CA Enroll ment: 4,768 Feb. 24 at St. Mary's Nickname: Gaels 2003-04 Record: 15- 14 Colors: Navy Blue and Red 2003-04 wee Record: 7-7 (5th) Conference: West Coast WBB SID: Ryan Reggiani Arena (Capacity): McKeon Pavillion (3,500) Office Phone: (925) 63 1-4950 Head Coach: Michelle Jacoby (Pacific, '89) Fax: (925) 631-4405 Record at Saint Mary's (years): 68-50 (4) E-mai l: [email protected] Career Record (years): same Website: www.SMCGaels.com Assistants: Travis King, Kesava Washington & PIAYERS TO WATCH: Joe Teramoto *Triola Jackson SR F 11 .2 ppg 'Evynn Van Bu rger JR G 9.3 ppg WBB Phone: (925) 631-4712
SANTA CLARA Jan. 27 at USD Location: Santa Clara, CA Enrollment: 8,060 Feb. 26 at Santa Clara Nickname: Broncos 2003-04 Record: 9-20 Colors: Santa Clara Red and Whi te 2003-04 wee Record (pla ce): 4-10 (6th) Conference: West Coast WBB SID: Lisa Eskey Arena (capacity): Leavey Center (4,500) Office Phone: (408) 554-4659 Head Coach: Miche lle Bento (Fresno St., '92) Fax: (408) 554-6942 Record at Santa Clara (years): 29-31 (2) E- mai l: [email protected] Overall Record (years): same Website: www.santaclarabroncos.com Ass istants: Tanya Bauer, Steve Drake PIAYERS TO WATCH: & Jenn Bradley *Quinn Thomas SR G 10.5 ppg WBB Phone: (408) 554-4019 'Ashley Graham SO G 8.4 ppg
ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS
Opponent w L Stk Opponent w L Stk Opponent w L Stk Alabama-B irmingham 0 I LI lona 0 I LI San Diego State 3 l9 W2 Alaska Anchorage 0 I LI Iowa State 0 2 L2 San Francisco 19 20 W3 Arizona 2 7 L3 Kansas 0 2 L2 San Francisco State 2 0 W2 Arizona State I 4 LI Kent State 0 I LI San Jose State 4 2 W4 Biola I 6 WI Leh igh I 0 W l Santa Clara l6 27 12 Boise State 2 I W I Lo ng Beach State 3 5 LI Seattl e Pacific I 0 Wl Boston Coll ege 0 I LI Lo ui siana Tech 0 3 L3 Southern Methodist 0 I LI Bucknell I 0 WI Loyola Marymount 26 18 L3 Southern Nazarene I 0 WI Butler 0 I LI Maine I 0 WI Southwest Texas St. 0 I LI Cal Pol y Pomona 2 9 WI Mankato State 0 I LI St. Ambrose I 0 W I Cal Poly 5 6 L2 MinnesOla 0 I LI St. Cloud State 0 I LI Cal State Fullerton 6 7 LI Mon mouth I 0 W I St. Mary's (Ca) 10 28 W2 Cal State L. A. 4 3 WI Murray State 0 I LI Stanford 0 3 L3 Cal State Northridge 8 4 LI Nebraska 0 2 L2 Tennessee-Chattanooga 0 I LI Centenary I 0 WI Nevada 5 3 WI Texas El Paso 2 I W I Chapman 3 3 WI New Mexico 2 0 W2 Texas San Antoni o I 0 WI Colorado 0 4 L4 New Mexico State 0 3 L3 Texas Tech 0 3 L3 Colorado State 2 0 W2 No rth ern Arizona 5 I W2 Toledo 0 I LI Columbia I 0 WI North ern Illinois 0 I LI Tul sa 0 2 L2 Concordia (MN) I 0 WI North western 0 I LI UC lrv ine 12 11 LI Dayton 2 0 W2 No tre Dame 0 I LI UC LA 2 7 W2 Denver 3 I W I Oakland 0 2 L2 UC San Diego 8 0 W8 DePaul 0 I LI Oklahoma 0 4 L4 UC Santa Barbara 7 11 L3 Drake 0 I LI Oral Roberts I 0 WI UC Rivers ide I 0 WI Duke 0 I LI Oregon 0 I LI UNC Greensboro I 0 WI Eastern Washi ngton 3 0 W3 Oregon State 2 3 WI UN LV 0 8 L8 Fairfield I 0 W I Pac ific 5 2 W3 USC 0 2 L2 Fordham 2 I W I Pac ific Christi an I 0 WI U.S. 1. U. 8 10 L2 Fre sno Pacific 2 0 W2 Penn sy lvania 0 I LI Utah 0 2 L2 Fresno State I 4 WI Pepperdine 18 27 L9 Utah State I I WI Georgetown I 0 WI Pi tts burg h I 0 W I Verm ont 0 I LI Georgia South ern 0 I LI Point Loma Nazarene 3 0 W3 Washington State 0 2 L2 Gonzaga 19 16 L4 Portl and 16 26 L4 Weber State 2 I W2 Ham li ne (MN) I 0 WI Portland State 3 I W3 Western Ill inois 0 I LI Hawai' i 0 4 L4 Providence 0 I LI Wi sconsin 0 I LI Hofstra 0 I LI Puget Sound 0 I LI Wisconsin-G reen Bay I 0 WI Holy Cross 0 I LI Quinnipiac I 0 W I Wyoming 4 I W4 Idaho I 0 WI Rice I 0 W I Yale I 0 WI Sacramento State 5 I W3
Listen to Live Game Broadcasts of all Torero home games on www.usdtoreros.com ( TORERO RECORDS SECTION )
1999-2000 NCAA Tourney Participant/West Coast Conference Tournament Champions USD great's {l-r) Susie Erpelding (2000-04), Jessica Gray O996-00) and Melissa Glazebrook 0998-02)
Marta Menuez (2000-04) finished an outstanding career as USD's 2nd all-time leader in scoring
USD head coach Kathy Marpe needs just 12 more wee victo ries to become the league's all- time most winningest coach
"'. . • ..twrest AA Tourney Part1c1pan1.1 "' 1992-1993 NC ent champions Coast Confe_~ence T01irnam ...... TEAM RECORDS TORERO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR*
Year w L Pct. Conference Place Postseason Coach 2003-04 7 22 .241 1-13 wee 8th WCC Second Rd Marpe 2002-03 13 17 .433 5-9 wee T5th WCC Semis Marpe 2001-02 13 15 .464 4-10 wee 7th WCC First Rd Marpe 2000-01 10 16 .384 5-9 wee 4th WCC First Rd Marpe 1999-00 17 13 .566 7-7 wee 4th NCAA First Rd Marpe 1998-99 14 13 .518 7-7 wee 4th WCC First Rd Marpe 1997-98 13 14 .481 8-6 wee 5th WCC First Rd Marpe 1996-97 5 22 .185 1-13 wee 8th WCC First Rd Marpe 1995-96 12 16 . 428 5-9 wee 6th WCC Second Rd Marpe 1994-95 11 15 .423 6-8 wee 4th WCC First Rd Marpe 1993-94 11 15 .423 6-8 wee 5th Marpe 1992-93 16 12 .533 8-6 wee 2nd NCAA First Rd Marpe 1991-92 9 17 .346 4-10 wee 7th Marpe 1990-91 14 13 .518 9-5 wee 3rd Marpe 1989-90 17 10 .629 7-7 wee 3rd Marpe Marpe 1988-89 10 17 .370 6-8 wee 4th Before moving into the state-of-the- 1987-88 13 16 .448 9-5 wee 3rd Marpe 1986-87 14 13 .518 6-6 wee 4th Marpe art Jenny Craig Pavilion in 2000, 1985-86 16 13 .55 1 8-4 wee 2nd Marpe the Toreros played h ome games 1984-85 14 13 .518 Independent Marpe in the cozy con.fines of the USD 1983-84 13 14 .481 Independent Marpe Sports Center (capacity 2 ,500). 1982-83 7 18 .280 Independent Marpe 1981-82 11 21 343 Independent Marpe 1980-81 5 24 . 172 2-10 SCAA Marpe Totals* 285 379 .429 wee 112-150 .427 (19years) SCAA2-10 .166 (1 year) Ind 4 5 -66 .405 (4years)
"The USD womens program initiated play in the 1978-79 season under the direction SEASON RECORDS of head coach Bonnie Bass, the records of both the 1978-79 and 1979-80 seasons are incomplete. Record Season/Game Most Games Played 32 1981-82 Most Games Won 17 1999-00, 1989-90 Fewest Games Lost 10 1989-90 Highest Winning Pct. 629 1989-90 Most Consecutive Games Won 9 1995-96 Most Consecutive Games Lost 15 1980-81 Most Home Games Wo n 11 1998-99; 1989-90 Most Points Scored-Game 104 2-2-91 vs. Portland Most Points Al lowed-Game 109 12-13-96 vs. UCSB Most Points Scored-Season 1,974 1990-91 Fewest Points Allowed-Game 34 11-25-89 at UC! Fewest Points Allowed-Season 1,506 1983-84 Most Made Field Goals-Season 836 1980-81 Most Made Free Throws-Season 453 1999-00 Most Rebounds-Season 1,287 1980-81 Most Assists-Season 464 1990-91 Best Field Goal Pct. -Season .447 1985-86 Best Free Throw Pct.-Season .721 1985-86 Most Blocks-Game 13 2-3-90 vs. Gonzaga San Diego plays in front of a packed house at Nebraska during the Most Blocks-Season 171 1989-90 1993 NC4A Tournament.
San Diego's NCAA Tournament History 1999-2000 The U niversity of San Diego has made two NCAA Tournament appearances with the Ro und 1- lost @ Notre Dame 6 1-87 most recent being in 1999-2000. The Toreros made their first trip to the big dance in 1992-1993 Ro und 1 - lost@ Nebraska 8 1-58 1992-93 when they fi nished 16-12 overall and won the WCC Tournament. TEAM LEADERS YEAR-BY-YEAR
Points ASSISTS CONT. .. 3-POINT BASKETS CONT. .. Kari Ambrose 1997-98 88 Melisa Sortino 1990-91 25 Marta Menuez 2003-04 444 Susie Erpelding 1996-97 60 Paula Mascari 1989-90 42 Erin Malich 2002-03 452 Kari Ambrose 1995-96 89 Paula Mascari 1988-89 14 Erin Malich 2001-02 353 Serena Eierman 1994-95 90 Jane Gilpin 1987-88 5 Amber Jansen 2000-01 395 Jill Shaver 1993-94 92 Jane Gilpin 1986-87 5 Susie Erpelding 1999-00 510 Angie Straub 1992-93 96 'Three-point line introduced in 1986 season. Susie Erpelding 1998-99 378 Angie Straub 1991-92 82 Susie Erpelding 1997-98 343 Angie Straub 1990-91 99 Free-Throw Shooting% Nailah Thompson 1996-97 292 Paula Mascari 1989-90 89 Nailah Thompson 1995-96 347 Candida Echeverria 1988-89 71 Brandi Collato 2003-04 81.8 Michele Brovelli 1994-95 273 Jane Gilpin 1987-88 130 Tiara Harris 2002-03 750 Jill Shaver 1993-94 345 Jane Gilpin 1986-87 109 Janeene Arendsen 2001 -02 84.6 Jill Shaver 1992-93 379 Debbie Sinopoli 1985-86 80 Kerri Nakamoto 2000-01 75.9 Jill Shaver 1991-92 354 Sue Hampton 1984-85 126 Susie Erpelding 1999-00 83. 1 Chris Enger 1990-91 356 Lori Morris 1983-84 118 Susie Erpelding 1998-99 86.0 Candida Echeverria 1989-90 364 Lori Morris 1982-83 84 Amanda Bishop 1997-98 92.7 Candida Echeverria 1988-89 375 Lori Morris 1981-82 162 Susie Erpelding 1996-97 76.9 Jane Gilpin 1987-88 509 Lori Morris 1980-81 105 Kari Ambrose 1995-96 82 3 Jane Gilpin 1986-87 374 Serena Eiermann 1994-95 84. 1 Debbie Theroux 1985-86 386 Steals Serena Eiermann 1993-94 79.2 Mary Stanbra 1984-85 400 Polly Dong 2003-04 52 Jill Shaver 1992-93 770 Debbie Theroux 1983-84 295 Kerri Nakamoto 2002-03 69 Jill Shaver 1991-92 74.8 Chayo Moreno 1982-83 364 Kerri Nakamoto 2001-02 56 C. English, A. Straub 1990-91 774 Debbie Weinreis 1981-82 476 Kerri Nakamoto 2000-01 49 Candida Echeverria 1989-90 81.6 Michelle Grier 1980-81 440 Maria Perez-Barris 1999-00 53 Candida Echeverria 1988-89 780 Melissa Glazebrook 1998-99 45 Jane Gilpin 1987-88 78.4 Rebounds Kari Ambrose 1997-98 47 Jane Gilpin 1986-87 81.9 Marta Menuez 2003-04 235 Susie Erpelding 1996-97 43 Debbie Theroux 1985-86 85 7 Erin Malich 2002-03 195 Michele Brovelli 1995-96 68 Debbie Theroux 1984-85 74.0 Erin Malich 2001-02 136 Serena Eiermann 1994-95 55 Debbie Theroux 1983-84 736 Amber Jansen 2000-01 181 Jill Shaver 1993-94 44 Michelle Dykstra 1982-83 71.6 Jessica Gray 1999-00 281 Chris Enger 1992-93 42 Debbie Weinreis 1981-82 78 7 Jessica Gray 1998-99 178 J. Shaver, L. Jones 1991-92 37 Annette Everett 1980-81 67.9 Maggie Dixon 1997-98 124 Angie Straub 1990-91 43 Malia Andagan 1996-97 146 Candida Echeverria 1989-90 63 Field Goal Shooting <,, Michele Brovelli 1995-96 195 Candida Echeverria 1988-89 36 Marta Menuez 2003-04 49.3 Michele Brovelli 1994-95 199 Jane Gilpin 1987-88 50 Marta Menuez 2002-03 47.5 Jill Shaver 1993-94 172 Jane Gilpin 1986-87 57 Erin Malich 2001-02 489 Chris Enger 1992-93 278 Debbie Sinopoli 1985-86 39 Marta Menuez 2000-01 53 1 Lynda Jones 1991-92 200 Sue Hampton 1984-85 50 Jessica Gray 1999-00 49 1 Chris Enger 1990-91 235 Debbie Theroux 1983-84 53 Jessica Gray 1998-99 50 1 Chris Enger 1989-90 228 Chayo Moreno 1982-83 51 Susie Erpelding 1997-98 40.2 Candida Echeverria 1988-89 175 Lori Morris 1981-82 54 Na ilah Thompson 1996-97 38.4 Karen Skemp 1987-88 225 Michelle Grier 1980-81 45 Michele Brovell i 1995-96 42.0 Kelli Behrens 1986-87 211 Lorraine Watson 1994-95 48.5 Kelli Behrens 1985-86 211 3-Point Baskets* Lorraine Watson 1993-94 56.3 Debbie Theroux 1984-85 227 Lindsay Helvey 2003-04 51 Jill Shaver 1992-93 50 7 Debbie Theroux 1983-84 252 Tiara Harris 2002-03 41 Jill Shaver 1991-92 46.0 Chayo Moreno 1982-83 189 Kerri Nakamoto 2001-02 64 Christi English 1990-91 54 .l Debbie Weinreis 1981-82 277 Kerri Nakamoto 2000-01 48 Chris Enger 1989-90 58.0 Sara Jane 1980-81 254 Susie Erpelding 1999-00 55 Rochelle Lightner 1988-89 56.5 Kari Ambrose 1998-99 34 Christi English 1987-88 52 .4 Assists Susie Erpelding 1997-98 38 Julie Evans 1986-87 47.4 Polly Dong 2003-04 129 Susie Erpelding 1996-97 25 Debbie Theroux 1985-86 521 Kerri Nakamoto 2002-03 128 Laura King 1995-96 37 Debbie Theroux 1984-85 490 Melissa Glazebrook 2001-02 120 Serena Eiermann 1994-95 42 Debbie Theroux 1983-84 45.5 Kerri Nakamoto 2000-01 80 Serena Eiermann 1993-94 57 Chayo Moreno 1982-83 49.4 Melissa Glazebrook 1999-00 117 Serena Eiermann 1992-93 24 Debbie Weinreis 1981-82 46.6 Melissa Glazebrook 1998-99 94 Debbie Gollnack 1991-92 33 Michelle Grier 1980-81 38.0 CAREER RECORDS CORING
P OINTS FREE THROWS 1. 1,510 - Susie Erpelding, '96-00 1. 326 - Ca ndida Echeverria, '86-90 2. 1,233 - Marta Me nuez, '00-04 2. 320 - Susie Erpeld ing, '96-00 3. 1,211 - Ca ndida Echeverria, '86-90 3. 303 - Mana Menuez, '00-04 4. 1,187 - Chris Enger, '89-93 4. 273 - Eri n Ma li ch, '99-03 5. 1,171 - Jill Shaver, '90-94 5. 234 - Jill Shaver, '90-94 6. 1,098 - Kerri Nakamoto, '99-03 6. 233 - Debbie Theroux, '83-86 7. 1,071 - Erin Ma lich, '99-03 7. 225 - Chris Enger, '89-93 8. 1,015 - Debbie Theroux, '83-86 8. 219 - Jessica Gray, '96-00 9 973 - Lynda Jones, '88-92 9. 206 - Kerri Nakamoto , '99-03 10. 943 - Jessica Gray, '96-00 10. 193 - Jane Gil pin, '86-88 P OINTS P ER GAME FREE THROW ATTEMPTS (MI N. 50 GAMES PLAYED) 1. 473 - Ma rta Menuez, '00-04 1. 15.8 - Jane Gilpin, '86-88 2. 438 - Candida Echeverria, '86-90 2. 13.6 - Susie Erpelding, '96-00 3. 406 - Jessica Gray, '96-00 3. 1 3.5 - Julie Eva ns, '85-87 4. 395 - Erin Ma lich, '99-03 4. 12.4 - Chris Enger, '89-93 5. 394 - Susie Erpelding, '96-00 5. 12.2 - Debbie Theroux, '83-86 6. 365 - Chris Enger, '89-93 6. 11.4 - Miche lle Dykstra, '82-84 7 322 - Jill Shaver, '90-94 7. 11.2 - Jill Shaver, '90-94 Susie Erpelding (1996-00) set an all-time 8. 300 - Debbie Theroux, '83-86 8. 11.0 - Ca ndida Echeverria, '86-90 9. 296 - Lynda Jones, '88-92 9. 10.9 - Ma rta Menuez, '00-04 USD record by scoring 1,510 career points. 10. 283 - Ke rri Nakamoto, '99-03 10. 10.3 - Erin Ma li ch, '99-03 FIELD GOALS FREE THROW % (MI N. IOO AIT.) D GOALS 1. 81.3 - Paula Mascari, '86-90 1. 522 - Susie Erpelding, '96-00 3-POINT FIEL 1. 200 - Kerri Nakamoto, '99-03 2. 81.2 - Susie Erpelding, '96-00 2. 475 - Chris Enger, '89-93 2. 146 - Susie Erpelding, '96-00 - Julie Evans, '85-87 3. 465 - Marta Menuez, '00-04 134 - Serena Eiermann, '91-95 4. 80.1 - Jane Gil pin, '86-88 4. 463 - Jill Shaver, '90-94 3 4. 106 - Ka ri Ambrose, '94-99 78.7 - Debbie Weinreis, '81-82 5. 429 - Ca ndida Echeverria, '86-90 5 86 - Me lisa Sonino, '90-94 6 77 7 - Debbie Theroux, '83-86 6. 401 - Lynda Jones, '88-92 5 6. 71 - Laura Ki ng, '92-96 - Serena Eiermann, '91-95 7. 398 - Erin Mali ch, '99-03 7. 68 - Amanda Bishop, '96-01 8. 762 - Amanda Bishop, '96-01 8. 391 - Debbie Theroux, '83-86 - Tiara Harris, '02- 75 2 - Debbie Gollnick, '88-92 9. 389 - Lori Morris, '80-84 9 62 - Janeene Arendsen, '98-02 10. 74.8 - Tiara Harris, '02- 10. 373 - Mary Stanbra, '81-85 9 10. 59 - Paula Mascari, '86-90 FIELD GOAL ATTEMP TS 3-POINT ATTEMPTS 1. 1,291E - Susie rpelding, '96-00 1. 514 - K erri Na kamoto, '99-03 2. 1,070 - Lo ri Morris, '80-84 2. 391 - Susie Erpelding, '96-00 3 1,065 - Ca ndida Echeverria, '86-90 377 - Serena Eiermann, '91-95 4. 994 - Jill Shaver, '90-94 3 4. 327 - Kari Ambrose, '94-99 5. 973 - Lynda Jones, '88-92 5 265 - Melisa Sortino, '90-94 6. 967 - Ma rta Menuez, '00-04 6. 229 - Amanda Bishop, '96-01 7. 954 - Ma ,y Sta nbra, '81-85 7. 202 - Laura King, '92-96 8. 938 - Chris Enger, '89-93 8. 188 - Tiara Harris, '02- 9 910 - Michele Brovelli , '92-96 171 - Robyn Fortney, '98-02 10. 877 - Erin Ma li ch, '99-03 9 10. 160 - Melissa Padgett, '00-03 FIELD GOAL % (MIN. 200A1T.) 3-POINT % (MI N. JOO AIT.) 1. 54 5 - Rochell e Lightner, '87-90 1. 436 - Debbie Golln ick, '88-92 2. 52.8 - Lorraine Watson, '93-95 2. 40.9 - Brandi Collato, '01- 3 50.6 - Chris Enger, '89-93 3 40.7 - Paula Mascari, '86-90 4. 50 5 - Amber Jansen, '00-01 4. 40.0 - Lindsay Helvey, '02- 5 50.0 - Christi English, '86-91 - Janeene Arendsen, '98-02 - Lorice Watson, '93-95 5 39 2 6. 389 - Kerri Nakamoto, '99-03 7. 494 - Arny Hillenbrand, '84 -85 7. 37 3 - Susie Erpelding, '96-00 8. 49 2 - Chayo Moreno , '82-83 8. 36.2 - Tiara Harris, '02- 9 49 1 - Debbie Theroux, '83-86 Kerri Nakamoto (1999-03) finished 5th 355 - Serena Eiermann, '91-95 10. 489 - Jessica Gray, '96-00 9 nationally in 3-point shooting % in 2000- 10. 35. 1 - Laura King, '92-96 01, en route to becoming USD 's all-time leader in 3-point baskets made. CAREER RECORDS
UNDS ASSISTS BLOCK' J
ASSISTS BLOCKS 1. 372 - Chris Enger, '89-93 1. 480 - Lori Morris, '80-84 2. 143 - Martha Nelson, '79-83 2. 383 - Melissa Glazebrook, '98-02 3 137 - Lynda Jones, '88-92 3 376 - Kerri Nakamoto, '99-03 4. 99 - Kelli Behrens, '85-87 4. 326 - Angie Straub, '89-93 5 95 - Jessica Gray, '96-00 5 295 - Kari Ambrose, '94-99 6. 92 - Erin Malich, '99-03 6. 267 - Candida Echeverria, '86-90 7 72 - Sara Jane, '80-82 7. 259 -Susie Erpelding, '96-00 8. 59 - Christi English, '86-91 8. 245 - Jill Shaver, '90-94 9 49 - Melissa Padgett, '00-03 - Paula Mascari, '86-90 10. 47 - Debbie Theroux, '83-86 10. 239 - Jane Gilpin, '86-88 BLOCKS PER GAME Melissa (MIN. 50 GAMES PLAYED) Glazebrook 1. 3.88 - Chris Enger, '89-93 2. 1. 77 - Kelli Behrens, '85-87 (1998-02) 3. 1.29 - Lynda Jones, '88-92 ranks second 4. 1. 20 - Sara Jane, '80-82 all-time in 5. 0.94 - Jessica Gray, '96-00 career assists 6. 0.88 - Erin Malich, '99-03 7. 0.64 - Justine Tuhakaraina, '94-98 Chris Enger (1989-93) holds USD all-time with 383. 8. 0.57 - Debbie Theroux, '83-86 records in both rebounds and blocks. 9. 0.56 - Christi English, '86-91 10. 0.51 - Roche lle Lightner, '87-90 TOTAL REBOUNDS ASSISTS PER GAME 1. 831 - Chris Enger, '89-93 (MIN. 50 GAMES PLAYED) STEALS 2. 700 - Jessica Gray, '96-00 1. 43 - Jane Gilpin, '86-88 1. 214 - Kerri Na kamoto, '99-03 2. 4.2 - Lori Morris, '80-84 3 679 - Debbie Theroux, '83-86 2. 177 - Lori Morris, '80-84 4. 663 - Martha Nelson, '79-83 3 4.0 - Melissa Glazebrook, '98-02 3 169 - Candida Echeverria, '86-90 4. 3.7 - Polly Dong, '02- 5 614 - Marta Menuez, '00-04 4. 163 - Kari Ambrose, '94-99 - Kerri Nakamoto, '99-03 6. 593 - Michele Brovelli, '92-96 5 33 5. 162 - Michele Brovelli, '92-96 7. 586 - Lynda Jones, '88-92 6. 30 - Angie Straub, '89-93 6. 160 - Melissa Glazebrook, '98-02 - Sue Hampton, '82-85 8. 572 - Jill Shaver, '90-94 7 30 7. 144 - Mo ll y Hunter, '87-91 8. 27 - Debbie Sinopoli , '85-88 9 560 - Christi English, '86-91 8. 135 - Jill Shaver, '90-94 2.6 10. 529 - Candida Echeverria, '86-90 9 - Kari Ambrose, '94-99 9 132 - Angie Straub, '89-93 10. 2.4 - Candida Echeverria , '86-90 10. 130 - Serena Eiermann, '91-95 REBOUNDS PER GAME (MIN. 50 GAMES PLAYED) ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO STEALS PER GAME 1. 8.7 -Chris Enger, '89-93 (MIN. 150 ASSISTS) (MIN. 50 GAMES PLAYED) 2. 8.2 - Debbie Theroux, '83-86 1. 1.82 - Kerri Nakamoto, '99-03 1. 1.91 - Jane Gilpin, '86-88 2. - Melissa Glazebrook, '98-02 3 75 - Kelli Behrens, '85-87 1.35 2. 1.88 - Kerri Nakamoto, '99-03 4. 7.1 - Sara Jane, '80-82 3 1.26 - Julie Doria, '88-92 3 1.68 - Melissa Glazebrook, '98-02 4. 1.20 - Jane Gilpin, '86-88 5 69 - Jessica Gray, '96-00 4. 1.58 - Maria Perez-Barris, '98-00 1.14 - Angie Straub, '89-93 6. 55 - Lynda Jones, '88-92 5 5 1.55 - Lori Morris, '80-84 6. 1.10 - Debbie Sinopoli , '85-88 7. 5.5 - Michele Brovelli , '92-96 6. 1.54 - Candida Echeverria, '86-90 - Sue Hampton, '82-85 8. 5.5 - Cathy O'Brian, '84-87 7. 1.53 - Debbie Theroux, '83-86 8. 1. 08 - Lori Morris, '80-84 9 5.4 - Jill Shaver, '90-94 8. 1.50 -Michele Brovelli, '92-96 10. 5.4 - Marta Menuez, '00-04 9 1.05 - Debbie Theroux, '83-86 9 1.45S - ue Hampton, '82-85 10. 0.98 - Paula Mascari, '86-90 10. 1.44 - Kari Ambrose, '94-99 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 1. 525 - Chris Enger, '89-93 1. 306 - Chris Enger, '89-93 GAMES 2. 437 - Jessica Gray, '96-00 2. 301 - Marta Menuez, '00-04 3 404 - Michele Brovelli, '92-96 GAMES PLAYED 3 263 - Jessica Gray, '96-00 4. 398 - Lynda Jones, '88-92 1. 114 - Kerri Nakamoto, '99-03 4. 245 - Ca ndida Echeverria, '86-90 5. 364 - Christi English, '86-91 - Lori Morris, '80-84 5 215 - Jill Shaver, '90-94 6. 357 - Jill Shaver, '90-94 3. 11 3 - Marta Menuez, '00-04 6. 196 - Christi English, '86-91 7. 337 - Erin Ma lich, '99-03 - Kari Ambrose, '94-99 7. 193 - Moll y Hunter, '87-91 5. 111 - Melissa Padgett, '00-03 8. 325 - Melissa Padgett, '00-03 8. 189 - Michele Brovelli , '92-96 - Susie Erpelding, '96-00 9. 313 - Marta Menuez, '00-04 188 - Lynda Jones, '88-92 7. 110 - Molly Hunter, '87-91 10. 284 - Candida Echeverria, '86-90 9 10. 172 - Erin Mal ich, '99-03 - Candida Echeverria, '86-90 9 109 - Karen Skemp, '84-88 10. 108 - Laura King, '92-96 - Michele Brovelli, '92-96 SEASON RECORDS SCORING
ATTEMPTS FIELD GOAL Amanda 1. 518 - Michele Grier, '80-81 2. 450 - Jane Gil pin, '87-88 Bishop 3 433 - Mary Stanbra, '84-85 (1996-01) set San 4. 408 - Debbie Weinreis, '81-82 Diego's single- 5 380 - Lori Morris, '81-82 season free throw 6. 374 - Erin Ma lich, '02-03 7. 370 - Susie Erpelding, '99-00 record (92%) as a 8. 347 - Ma rta Menuez, '03-04 ' junior in 1997-98. 9 346 - Julie Eva ns, '86-87 10. 339 - Ca ndida Echeverria, '88-89 3-POINT % (MI N 50AIT.) FIELD GOAL % (MI N. lOOAIT.) 1. 46.0 - Kerri Na kamoto, '01-02 1. 58.0 - Chris Enger, '89-90 2. 44.4 - Susie Erpelding, '99-00 2. 56.5 - Roche lle Lightner, '88-89 3. 43.8 - Paula Mascari , '89-90 3. 56.3 - Lorraine Watson, '93-94 4. 42.9 - Debbie Goll nick, '91-92 4. 54. 1 - Christi English, '90-91 5. 42.1 - Lindsay Helvey, '03-04 5. 53.8 - Chris Enger, '90-91 - Kerri Nakamoto, '00-01 6. 52.4 - Christi English, '87-88 Harris, '02-03 Erin Malich (1999-03) turned in 7. 41.4 - Tiara 7. 52. 1 - Debbie Theroux, '85-86 8. 41.0 - Serena Eiermann, '93-94 one of the most productive scoring 8. 52.0 - Maggie Dixon, '98-99 seasons in USD history as a senior - Janeene Arendsen, '01-02 9. 51. 3 - Julie Eva ns, '85-86 10. 40.7 - Amanda Bishop, '98-99 10. 51.0 - Jessica Gray, '98-99 POINTS FREE THROWS 1. 51 0 - Susie Erpelding, '99-00 1. 123 -ESusie rpelding, '99-00 2. 509 -GJane ilpin, '87-88 2. 11 7 - Erin Malich, '02-03 3. 476 - Debbie Weinreis, '81-82 3 111 -J Amber ansen, '00-01 4. 452 - Erin Malich, '02-03 4. 11 0 - Candida Echeverria, '88-89 5 444 - Marta Menuez, '03-04 5 102 - Marta Menuez, '03-04 6. 440 - Michele Grier, '80-81 6. 100 - Jessica Gray, '99-00 7. 428 - Jessica Gray, '99-00 7. 98 - Jane Gil pin, '87-88 8. 400 - Mary Stanbra, '84-85 8. 96 - Debbie Weinreis, '81 -82 9 395 - Amber Jansen, '00-01 9 95 - Jane Gilpin, '86-87 10. 386 - Debbie Theroux, '85-86 10. 93 - Ca ndida Echeverria, '89-90 POINTS PER GAME FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 1. 17.6 - Jane Gilpin, '87-88 1. 180 - Amber Jansen, '01-02 2. 17.0 - Susie Erpelding, '99-00 2. 173 - Eri n Malich, '02-03 - Jessica Gray, '99-00 3 15.9 - Debbie Weinreis, '81-82 3-POINT FIELD GOALS 3 162 4. 15.8 - Amber Jansen, '00-01 4. 157 - Marta Menuez, '03-04 1. 64 - Kerri Nakamoto, '01-02 5 15.3 - Marta Menuez, '03-04 5 148 - Marta Menuez, '01-02 2. 57 - Serena Eiermann, '93-94 6. 15.1 - Erin Malich, '02-03 - Susie Erpelding, '99-00 3 55 - Susie Erpelding, '99-00 7. 14.8 - Mary Stanbra , '84-85 7 141 - Ca ndida Echeverria, '88-89 4. 51 - Lindsay Helvey, '03-04 8. 14.7 - Erin Mal ich, '01-02 8. 126 - Marta Menuez, '02-03 5 49 - Kerri Nakamoto, '99-00 14.7 - Michele Grier, '80-81 9 125 - Jane Gil pin , '87-88 9 6. 48 - Kerri Nakamoto, '00-01 10. 14.3 - Jessica Gray, '99-00 10. 124 - Erin Malich, '01 -02 7. 43 - Janeene Arendsen, '01-02 FIELD GOALS 8. 42 - Paula Mascari, '89-90 FREE THROW% (MIN. 50 AIT.) 1. 203 - Jane Gilpin, '87-88 - Serena Eiermann, '94-95 1. 92.7 - Ama nda Bishop, '97-98 2. 197 - Michele Grier, '80-81 10. 41 - Tiara Harris, '02-03 2. 86.0 - Susie Erpelding, '98-99 Debbie Theroux, '85-86 3 190 - Debbie Weinreis, '81-82 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 3 85.7 - 4. 182 - Mary Stanbra , '84-85 4. 84.1 - Serena Eiermann, '94-95 1. 139 - Kerri Nakamoto, '01-02 171 - Marta Menuez, '03-04 5. 83. 1 - Susie Erpelding, '99-00 5 - Serena Eiermann, '93-94 6. 167 - Eri n Ma lich, '02-03 6. 82.3 - Kari Ambrose, '95-96 3 135 - Kerri Nakamoto, '99-00 7. 166 - Susie Erpelding, '99-00 7 8 1.9G - Jane ilpin, '86-87 4. 128 -ESerena iermann, '94-95 8. 164 - Jessica Gray, '99-00 8. 81.6 - Ca ndida Echeverria, '89-90 5 126 - Kerri Nakamoto, '02-03 - Julie Eva ns, '86-87 9 80.3 - Julie Evans, '85-86 6. 124 -ErpSusie elding, '99-00 10. 160 - Julie Eva ns, '85-86 10. 79.7 - Karen Skemp, '86-87 7. 121 - Lindsay Helvey, '03-04 8. 114 - Kerri Nakamoto, '00-01 9 109 - Laura King, '95-96 10. 105 - Janeene Arendsen, '01-02 SEASON RECORDS ASSISTS REBOUNDS BLOCKS/STEALS
ASSISTS BLOCKS 1. 162 - Lori Morris, '81-82 1. 137 - C hris Enger, '92-93 2. 130 - Jane Gilpin, '87-88 2. 98 - Chris Enger, '90-91 3. 129 - Polly Dong, '03-04 3 96 - Chris Enger, '89-90 - Lori Morris, '83-84 4. 62 - Martha Nelson, '81-82 5 128 - Kerri Nakamoto, '02-03 5 55 - Kelli Behrens, '85-86 6. 126 - Sue Hampton, '84-85 6. 44 - Kelli Behrens, '86-87 7. 120 - Melissa Glazebrook, '01-02 7 43 - Sa ra Jane , '81-82 8. 11 7 - Melissa Glazebrook, '99-00 8. 41 - C hris Enger, '91-92 9. 109 - Jane Gilpin, '86-87 9 40 - Lynda Jones, '91-92 10. 105 - Lori Morris, '80-81 10. 38 - Lynda Jones, '88-89 BLOCKS PER GAME Polly Dong 1. 489 - Ch ris Enger, '92-93 (200 I-pres.) dis 2. 363 - Ch ris Enger, '90-91 tributed 129 assists 3 3.56 - Ch ris Enger, '89-90 last season, ranking 4. 2.93 - Ch ris Enger, '91-92 third all-time for 5 2.00 - Martha Nelson, '81-82 any Torero in a 6. 1.90 - Kelli Behrens, '85-86 single-season. 7. 1.63 - Kelli Behrens, '86-87 8. 1.54 - Lynda Jones, '91-92 9 1.43 - Sara Jane, '81-82 Jessica Gray (1996-00) cleared9.4 rebounds 10. 1.41 - Lynda Jones, '88-89 ASSISTS PER GAME per game as a senior in 1999-00. 5 23 - Lori Morris, '81-82 STEALS 4.88 - Melissa Glazebrook, '99-00 1. 69 - Kerri Nakamoto, '02-03 4.78 - Lori Morris, '83-84 TOTAL REBOUNDS 2. 68 - Michele Brovelli , '95-96 4.67 - Sue Hampton, '84-85 1. 281 - J essica Gray, '99-00 3 63 - Ca ndida Echeverria, '89-90 4.48 - Jane Gi lpin , '87-88 2. 278 - Chris Enger, '92-93 4. 57 - Kari Ambrose, '95-96 4.45 - Polly Dong, '03-04 3 277 - Debbie Weinreis, '81-82 - Jane Gi lpin, '86-87 4 29 - Melissa Glazebrook, '01-02 4. 261 - Manha Nelson, '81-82 - Debbie Theroux, '83-84 4.27 - Kerri Na kamoto, '02-03 5 254 - Sa ra Jane, '80-81 7 56 - Kerri Nakamoto, '01-02 4.04 - Jane Gilpin, '86-87 6. 251 - Debbie Theroux, '83-84 8. 55 - Serena Eiermann, '94-95 10. 3.75 - Serena Eiermann, '94-95 7. 235 - Maita Menuez, '03-04 9. 54 - Lori Morris, '83-84 - Chris Enger, '90-91 - Lo ri Morris, '81-82 ASSIST/IVRNOVER RATIO 9 228 - Chris Enger, '89-90 ( MIN. 70ASSISTS) 10. 227 - Debbie Theroux, '84-85 STEALS PER GAME 1. 2.37 - Kerri Nakamoto, '02-03 1. 2.43 - Michele Brovelli , '95-96 2. 2.09 - Kerri Nakamoto, '01-02 REBOUNDS PER GAME 2. 2 33 - Ca ndida Echeverria, '89-90 3. 1.64 - Melissa Glazebrook, '01-02 1. 9.9 - Chris Enger, '92-93 3 230 - Kerri Nakamoto, '02-03 4. 1. 59 - Michele Grier, '80-81 2. 9.4 - Jessica Gray, '99-00 4. 2 29 - Serena Eiermann, '94-95 5. 1. 55 - Debbie Theroux, '84-85 3. 9.3 - Debbie Theroux, '83-84 5 2. 11 - Jane G il pin, '86-87 6. 1. 53 - Kerri Nakamoto, '99-00 4. 9.2 - Debbie Weinreis, '81-82 - Debbie Theroux, '83-84 7. 1. 51 - Julie Doria, '90-91 5 9. 1 - Cathy Perkins, '80-81 7. 2.04 - Kari Ambrose, '95-96 8. 1.48 - Angie Straub, '92-93 6. 8. 7 - C hris Enger, '90-91 8. 2.00 - K erri Nakamoto, '01-02 9. 1.46 - Lori Morris, '81-82 7. 8.5 - Sara Jane, '80-81 - Lori Morris, '83-84 10. 1.45 - Sue Hampton, '84-85 8. 8.44 - Chris Enger, '89-90 10. 1.96 - Mo ll y Hunter, '89-90 9 8.42 - Manha Nelson, '81-82
DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS (1986-PRES.) 10. 8.41 - D ebbie Theroux, '84-85 1. 181 - Jessica Gray, '99-00 G-t\.lES 2. 177 - Chris Enger, '92-93 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS (1986-PRES.) 1. 101 - C hris Enger, '92-93 3. 155 - Chris Enger, '90-91 GAMES PLAYED 4. 151 - K elli Behrens, '86-87 2. 100 - Jessica Gray, '99-00 1. 31 - Lori Morris, '81-82 5 148 - Melissa Padgett, '03-04 3. 98 - Maita Menuez, '03-04 31 - Martha Nelson, '81-82 6. 144 - L ynda Jones, '91-92 4. 94 - C hris Enger, '89-90 31 - Kiela Harper, '81-82 7. 143 - Michele Brovelli , '95-96 5. 89 - Karen Skemp, '87-88 4. 30 - Ni neteen pl ayers tied 8. 138 - Michele Brovelli , '94-95 6. 84 - Marta Menuez, '01-02 9. 137 - Marta Menuez, '03-04 7. 83 - Marta Menuex, '02-03 10. 136 - Karen Skemp, '87-88 - Candida Echeverri a, '88-89 9. 81 - Candida Echeverria , '87-88 10. 80 - Ch ris Enger, '90-91 1980-81 (5-24, 2-10 SCAA) 1981-82 (11-21, lndep.)_ 1982-83 (7-18, lndep.) 1983-84 (13-14, lndep.) USO OPP USO OPP USO OPP USO OPP 64 CS Fullerton 101 76 UC SAN DIEGO 47 53 WYOMING 72 47 CS FULLERTON 77 34 San Die(o State 79 56 Arizona% 75 63 St. Mary's% 58 61 Loyola Marymount 44 59 Nevada- as Vegas 89 72 Pt. Loma Nazarene 49 Cal Poly SLO% 61 66 Cal State Northridge% 91 54 64 U.S.I.U . 66 59 Biola% 87 43 CAL POLY POMONA 58 57 PEPPERD INE 97 43 WASHINGTON ST. 66 55 San Jose State 98 51 Boise State% 39 71 Chapman# 52 66 U.S.I.U. 59 65 CHAPMAN 60 51 San Die~o State% 74 75 UC Santa Barbara # 77 52 UC Santa Barbara 73 57 DEPAUL 66 44 SAN DI GO STATE 73 58 Cal Poi SLO # 100 63 CAL STATE LA 58 39 Ca l Poly Pomona 81 74 Cal State Los Angeles 64 62 CAL P LY SLO # 60 51 Nevada-Las Vegas 61 OREGON STATE 87 38 Chapman 75 57 San Die93 State 76 57 79 UCSB # 74 56 San Diego State 83 41 CAL POLY SLO 40 82 UC SAN DIE GO 43 80 UC San ie~o 64 62 CS NORTHRIOGE 45 61 Cal Poly Pomona # 82 57 CAL POLY OMONA 75 58 Texas-EL Paso 63 58 ILLINOIS 60 54 OKLAHOMA 72 36 New Mexico State 66 65 Cal State LA # 81 39 SAN JOSE STATE 60 88 NEVADA-RENO 72 67 Pepperdine 88 59 N. ARIZONA 56 50 Oklahoma 100 49 Portland% 63 67 Biola 98 72 TEXAS-EL PASO 68 67 Biola 75 38 Alaska-Anchorage% 40 63 CS Northridge 73 74 Utah State% 85 54 ARIZONA 72 49 Puget Sound 54 66 UNLV 79 80 Colorado% 86 56 UC IRVINE 81 62 UC Irvine 69 52 ARIZONA STATE 83 72 Pacific Christian% 63 91 58 PEPPERDINE 68 63 UC Irvine# 69 58 UNLV 76 UCSB (20T) 83 57 Northern Arizona 55 50 CS Northridge # 59 55 UC IRVIN E 72 59 Nevada-Las Vegas% 77 53 Arizona 61 71 Chapman 73 75 UCSB 78 74 Nevada-Reno% 57 72 UCSB 57 61 Cal State LA # 72 83 U.S.1.U . 75 69 U.S.I.U. 59 84 UC SAN DIEGO 72 54 CP POMONA# 80 55 Bio la 84 53 BIOLA 52 74 U.S.I.U. 61 54 BIOLA 84 71 Cal State Northri~ 66 46 SAN DIEGO STA 72 60 Pepperdine 66 63 UC IRVINE 58 66 Cal Poly SLO # 77 62 PEPPERDINE 76 54 UC Irvine 70 52 UNLV 73 68 UC Santa Barbara # 74 82 U.S. International 78 78 ~FciGi.ate Los Angeles 76 65 UC San Diego 58 78 U.S. INTERNATIONAL 56 55 94 58 UC Santa Barbara 65 46 SAN DIEGO STATE 65 70 Arizona 64 39 Cal Poly SLO 57 63 UC Irvine' 71 45 Arizona State 87 51 UC Santa Barbara 52
1984-85 (14-13, lndep.) 1985-86 (16-13, 8-4 WCC) 1986-87 (14-13, 6-6 WCC) 1987-88 (13-16, 9-5 WCC) USO OPP USO OPP USO OPP USO OPP 49 CAL STATE LA 53 45 CAL POLY POMONA 62 61 Washin~ton State% 82 63 Arizona State% 70 65 Cal State Northridge 52 63 Loyola Marymount% 39 85 Portlan % 57 52 ~omin~% 46 31 Cal P~ Pomona 49 41 Chapman% (OT) 39 64 Fresno State% 66 61 S N DI GO STATE 85 41 CHAP AN 46 78 U.S. lnternallonal% 80 58 Weber State% 66 60 CAL POLY POMONA 68 57 San Diego State 97 58 UC IRVINE 54 74 Portland State 69 55 CS FULLERTON 67 66 St. Cloud State 74 66 SAN FRANCISCO ST. 48 42 UC Los Angeles 65 55 Hawaii 58 66 Concordia (MN) 56 54 SAN DIEGO STATE 67 57 UC Irvine 56 65 Hawaii 84 48 Mankato State 69 57 UC Santa Barbara 67 63 San Diiwo State 73 86 SEATTLE PACIFIC 74 61 PORTLAND 80 44 HAWAII 57 73 WISCO SIN 74 56 NORTHWESTERN 60 49 PORTLAND STATE 64 71 HAMLINE (MN ) 64 79 IDAHO STATE 53 75 FORDHAM 57 74 San Francisco State 71 42 Northern Arizona 71 93 IDAHO 75 89 ST. AMBROSE 64 41 Santa Clara% 59 68 Arizona 81 60 GONZAGA 64 69 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 79 55 Pacific% 63 59 Loyola Ma'.Ymount' 47 82 TEXAS- EL PASO 79 60 LMU ' 56 87 WYOMING 61 77 Pepgerdine 69 75 NEW MEXICO 48 62 PEPPEROtNE' 60 84 Pepperdine 79 69 UC AN DIEGO 48 54 Nevada-Reno' 56 68 UTAH 77 71 Lo~ola Marymount 69 78 Nevada-Reno' 59 55 SAN FRANCISCO' 69 53 San Francisco' 65 66 PL C 56 67 Santa Clara' 56 72 SANTA CLARA' 62 62 Santa Clara• 58 69 LMU 41 49 San Francisco' 46 48 Santa Clara' 50 70 U.S. International 79 60 UC IRVINE 49 70 SAN FRANCISCO' 58 58 San Francisco' 68 67 ST. MARY'S' 69 67 U.S.I.U. 68 48 SANTA CLARA' 45 73 PEPPERD INE' 58 67 GONZAGA' 69 65 UC Santa Barbara 52 80 U.S. International' 84 62 LMU ' 54 65 PORTLAND' 61 49 Cal Poly SLO 47 53 Pt. Loma Nazarene 43 69 Loyola Marymount' 56 58 Portland' 64 76 U.S. International 78 39 PEPPEROINE' 47 58 Pe~perdine 60 59 Gonzaga• 77 81 UC San Diego 49 79 LMU ' 59 73 U. .1.U.' 63 59 SANTA CLARA' 47 53 UCSB 46 61 Nevada-Reno' 72 70 NEVADA-RENO' 63 51 SAN FRANCISCO' 39 43 UC Irvine 75 73 S. Methodist% (OT) 74 62 N. ARIZONA 55 73 Peprcerdine' 53 74 N. ARIZONA 63 60 Utah State% 56 76 U.S. International' 86 66 Loy oa Marymount' 63 67 Iona% 73 85 St. Mary's' 68 63 U.S.I.U.' 81 68 U.S.I.U . 75
1988-89 (10-17, 6-8 WCC) 1989-90 (17-10, 7-7 WCC) 1990-91 (14-13, 9-5 WCC) 1991-92 (9-17, 4-10 WCC) USD OPP USO OPP USO OPP USO OPP 52 Maine% 49 57 UC IRVINE 34 75 San Diego State 79 68 SAN DIEGO STATE 72 56 Duke% 64 66 New Mexico State% 71 72 Arizona 74 59 Louisiana Tech% 77 47 San Diego State 82 81 Monmouth College% 51 68 Arizon a State 76 95 Eastern Washington% 67 48 Cal State Fullerton 75 76 San Oieio State 68 90 San Jose State% 66 68 Providence% 84 61 Cal Polr, Pomona 58 85 ARIZON 62 58 Ore~on State% 74 56 Cal State Long Beach 63 69 UC IRV NE 64 70 UC Santa Barbara 65 80 UC RVINE 50 71 UC Irvine 67 72 HOLY CROSS 86 71 Northern Arizona 70 63 Cal State Fullerton 85 76 HAWAII 84 59 MURRAY STATE 73 81 CS FULLERTON 71 58 TEXAS TECH 79 68 Stanford 103 38 Utah 76 58 OREGON STATE 51 61 CS NORTHRIOGE 54 81 WEBER STATE 55 78 Weber State 74 84 ARIZONA STATE 62 75 COLORADO 77 70 UCLA 78 65 Gonzaga• 69 64 IOWA STATE 67 61 UNLV 71 76 Wyoming 70 60 Portland' 61 64 WISCONSIN -GREEN BAY 45 58 COLORADO STATE 48 76 Colorado State 72 63 SAN FRANCISCO' 61 46 Colorado 78 89 WYOMING 57 69 St. Mary's' 45 69 SANTA CLARA' 60 73 Pepperdine' 76 83 Peprcerdine' 69 51 San Francisco' 73 64 Santa Clara• 66 70 L!/,Yola Ma~mount' 78 60 Loy oa Ma~mount' 64 72 PORTLAND' 74 58 San Francisco' 52 57 S . MARY' ' 59 86 ST. MARY' 'f OT) 79 65 GONZAGA' 66 68 PEPPEROINE' 75 58 SAN FRANCISCO' 71 64 SAN FRANCI co· 57 59 Santa Clara' 96 60 LMU ' 73 80 Santa Clara' 63 65 Portland' 52 69 Loyola Ma'.Ymount' 58 57 U.S. International 64 66 SANTA CLARA' 53 65 Gonztia' 61 65 Pe~perdine 89 53 Loyola Ma'.Ymount' 63 54 Portland' 64 77 GON GA' 72 58 PE PERDINE' 70 75 Pepgerdine 73 62 Gonztia' 54 104 PORTLAND' 64 68 LMU ' 49 54 UC ANTA BARBARA 58 76 GON GA' 56 83 Santa Clara' 95 70 Gonzaga• 56 63 St. Mat• 68 80 PORTLAND' 62 51 SANTA CLARA' 61 66 Portland' 83 54 U.S. IN ERNATIONAL 68 66 San Francisco' 75 84 San Francisco' 76 52 SAN FRANCISCO' 58 72 PORTLAND' 56 70 St. Mary's' 85 64 St. Mary's' (OT) 83 58 ST. MARY'S' 61 51 GONZAGA' 46 66 LMU ' 55 93 LMU' 95 49 SANTA CLARA' 69 71 ST. MARY'S' 76 72 PEPPEROINE' 56 87 PEPPERDINE' 68 1992-93 (16-12, 8-6 WCC) 1993-94 (11-15, 6-8 WCC) 1994-95 (11-15, 6-8 WCC) 1995-96 (12-16 5-9 WCC) USO OPP USO OPP USO OPP USO OPP 66 San Diego State 72 68 Cal P~ Pomona 70 88 CAL POLY POMONA 67 69 at UCLA 87 68 Ala-B irm1';llham % 71 62 at UC 82 51 LOUISIANA TECH 83 60 UC IRVINE 70 61 Tenn-Cha anooJ,a % 75 51 SAN DIEGO STATE 72 62 San Di~o State 67 47 SAN DIEGO STATE 60 87 Cal State Fulle on 64 87 Long Beach State% 67 69 FRESN STATE 71 69 CS FULLERTON 59 56 Texas Tech 99 69 Oreion State% 79 73 UCLA 83 49 UC Santa Barbara 76 66 New Mexico 43 72 CS ORTHRIDGE 56 86 UC SANTA BARBARA 71 52 Arizona 87 90 FRESNO PACI FIC 61 73 RICE 59 56 SOUTHWEST TEXAS ST. 67 72 Vermont% 87 49 STAN FORD 71 67 OREGON 74 54 Stanford 96 70 UNG Greensboro% (OT) 67 56 SOU THERN NAZARENE 55 67 DRAKE 74 72 COLUMBIA 49 61 PITTSBURGH 58 66 CS SACRAMENTO 52 65 Fresno Pacific 46 71 Cal State Northridge 54 81 BUCKNELL 56 83 CAL STATE LA 48 67 Fresno State 80 76 Cal Poly SLO 52 59 CAL POLY SLO 53 70 ST. MARY'S' 57 82 Cal State Sacramento 66 64 Gonzaga' (OT) 77 75 CS NORTHRIDGE 40 66 SAN FRAN CISCO' 49 91 GONZAGA' 69 62 Portland' 83 62 Pepperdine' 57 65 Portland' 63 64 PORTLAND' 58 65 PEPPERDINE' 54 54 L~ola Marymount' 47 53 Gonzaga' 55 67 Pepperdine' 64 73 LMU' 55 78 G NZAGA 55 57 SANTA CLARA' 63 72 Loyola Marymount• 71 52 San Francisco' 58 54 PORTLAND' 44 63 LMU' 49 75 SAN FRANCISCO' 58 69 SAN FRANCISCO' 77 42 SAN FRANCISCO' 67 54 PEPPERDINE' 63 60 SANTA CLARA' 76 71 Santa Clara' 82 45 San Francisco' 59 68 Pepperdine' 63 77 ST. MARY'S' 80 57 St. Ma~s• 75 44 St. Ma~·s• 62 40 L~ola Marymount' 45 49 St. Ma~·s• 68 78 ST. MA Y'S' 58 58 Santa Iara' 72 87 G NZAGA 62 50 Santa Iara' 79 61 SANTA CLARA' 70 66 SANTA CLARA' 69 71 PORTLAND' 52 74 LMU' 62 76 Loyola Marymount' 52 68 ST. MARY'S' 71 63 San Francisco' 61 51 PEPPERDINE' 71 64 Pepterdine 53 57 Portland' 90 54 St. Mat• 76 63 Portland' 80 63 PO TLAND' 72 57 Gonzaga' 68 45 Santa Iara' 67 62 Gonzaga' 73 72 GONZAGA' 71 68 LMU' 50 83 Pepperdine$ 67 51 San Francisco' 79 65 St. Mary's$ 76 60 PEPPERDINE' 63 64 Santa Clara$ 57 68 Santa Clara$ 57 58 Nebraska! 81 52 Portland$ 71 1996-97 (5-22, 1-13 WCC) 1997-98 (13-14; 8-6 WCC) 1998-99 (14-13, 7-7 WCC) 1999-00 (17 -13 7-7 WCC) USO OPP USO OPP USO OPP USO OPP 61 UCLA 73 53 Loni Beach State 61 62 UC IRVINE 39 60 Lo~Beach St. 73 34 San Di~ State 55 56 TOL DO 61 67 Fresno State (OT) 80 50 Ml ESOTA 52 66 EASTE WASHINGTON 48 43 UC Irvine 56 80 Portland State 44 85 QUINNIPIAC% 73 33 Louisiana Tech% 70 74 FAIRFIELD 54 56 Eastern Washington 35 54 DAYTON% 51 58 Western Illinois% 62 69 UCLA 87 67 YALE% 50 60 San Jose St. 51 83 UC SANTA BARBARA 109 81 SAN JOSE STATE 64 46 BUTLER% 62 39 University of Pacific 53 62 PORTLAND STATE 58 61 CS FULLERTON 66 71 FRESNO STATE 54 65 ARIZONA 87 49 CAL POLY SLO 58 58 Cal Poly SLO 68 81 CS NORTHRIDGE 55 57 OREGON STATE 54 55 Denver 50 62 DENVER 57 35 Tulsa 58 46 FORDHAM 55 80 LEHIGH 51 75 SACRAMENTO STATE 44 39 Oklahoma 84 64 Cal State Fullerton (OT) 63 70 Pacific 54 68 BOSTON COLLEGE 73 71 UC Irvine (OT) 64 43 PENNSYLVANIA 64 84 Sacramento State (OT) 91 63 LONG BEACH STATE 65 72 CS Fullerton 50 41 PEPPERDINE' 71 64 San Francisco' 49 72 PACIFIC 60 47 PEPPERDINE' 64 53 LMU' 60 52 Santa Clara' 71 58 SAN FRANCISCO' 49 55 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT' 57 47 Gonzaga' 54 68 GONZAGA' 62 53 SANTA CLARA' 51 73 Portland' 58 41 Portland' 80 57 PORTLAND' 56 55 SAINT MARY'S' 54 60 Gonza~a• 57 62 ST. MARY'S' 77 47 Portland' 78 48 Saint Mary's' 55 51 Saint ax-s• 72 53 SANTA CLARA' 57 57 Gonza~a• 50 56 Pepperdine' 71 62 SAINT M RY'S' 75 43 Santa Clara' 80 67 PEPP RDINE' 64 43 Loyola Marymount• 63 72 SANTA CLARA' 58 46 St. Mary's' 69 66 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT' 56 65 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT' 66 48 SAN FRANCISCO' 44 38 San Francisco' 69 57 Loyola Marymount' 51 62 San Francisco' 53 43 SAN FRAN CISCO' 73 67 58 76 PEPPERDINE' 72 55 Santa Clara' 71 Pep~erdine (OT) Gonzaga• 59 PORTLAND' 61 49 St. a~s• 76 48 6-4 77 GONZAGA' 64 60 GONZAGA' 56 44 ST. MA Y'S' 53 42 Portland' 61 80 PORTLAND' (OT) 83 57 Loyola Marymount' 63 49 SANTA CLARA' 75 73 PORTLAND' (OT) 70 72 Loyola Marymount' 54 51 Pepperdine 79 39 SAN FRANCISCO' 58 72 GONZAGA' 54 62 Pepperdine 75 42 Portland' 69 49 Portland$ 67 51 Santa Clara' 67 65 Loyola Marymount$ 62 52 San Francisco' 42 61 Santa Clara$ 56 48 Portland$ 63 68 Pepperdine$ 51 61 Notre Dame! 87 2000-01 (10-16, 5-9 WCC) 2001-02 (13-15; 4-10 WCC) 2002-03 (13-17, 5-9 WCC) 2003-04 11-22: 1-13 wee , USO OPP USO OPP USO OPP USO OPP 73 44 UC Santa Barbara 82 62 LONG BEACH ST. 59 66 Denver 67 6E~J{~chSt. 58 86 at UCLA 67 44 Colorado 83 56 37 96 NEVADA 74 56 USC 70 73 Fordham 63 56 KANSAS 59 64 at UNLV 78 54 CS Northridge 58 52 Hofstra 57 61 UC IRVINE 68 55 vs. Geo~ Southern 71 73 UC IRVINE 54 64 PACIFIC 63 71 Sacramento St. 45 75 NEW M ICO ST. (ot) 79 53 Pacific 50 57 LONG BEACH ST. 65 56 TULSA 65 79 UCLA 51 72 SAN DIEGO ST. 53 63 OKLAHOMA (20T) 65 73 SAN JOSE ST. 63 65 San Diego St. 60 74 Cal State Fullerton 76 65 at USC 82 62 OAKLAND 72 73 BOISE ST. 61 70 Nevada-Reno 80 97 UC Riverside 75 84 SACRAMENTO ST. 60 92 NEBRASKA% 53 70 PACIFIC 66 58 CS FULLERTON 45 92 UC Irvine 53 57 KENT STATE % 62 77 ORAL ROBERTS 57 55 Boise St. (OT) 59 92 TX SAN-ANTONIO¾ 43 76 Da~on 66 65 GEORGETOWN 58 70 LMU' 74 67 IOWA ST.'/, ~OT) 69 57 Oa land 65 47 TEXAS TECH 95 58 PEPPERDINE' 79 61 CENTENAR 42 43 Santa Clara' 77 45 Kansas 64 54 San Francisco' 72 64 PORTLAND' 60 65 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT' 61 47 St. Mats• 56 70 St. Mary's' 82 65 GONZAGA• 18,T) 75 54 PEPPERDINE' 69 52 Loyola arymount' 63 81 GONZAGA' 55 79 SANTACLA • 69 61 San Francisco' 57 49 Pep~rdine 90 80 PORTLAND' 73 62 Santa Clara' 70 51 61 53 ST. ARY'S' 45 41 Santa Clara' 61 65 Loyola Marymount' 73 58 ~1a~~J~. 67 74 SAN FRANCISCO' 83 78 PORTLAND' 66 63 Portland' 75 64 SANTA CLARA' 63 75 Pemrdine• 85 80 SANTA CLARA' 77 53 Pepperdine' 85 55 SA FRANCISCO' 79 58 Gonzaga' 61 52 Pepperdine' 90 52 SANTA CLARA' 60 42 L'P.'ola Maimount' 64 60 ST. MARY'S' 70 47 L'P.'ola Matmount' 67 54 S . MARY" 71 63 Gonzaga• 48 60 S . MARY' ' 63 66 PEPPERDINE' 69 57 SAN FRAN CISCO' 54 51 Portland' 65 76 SAN FRANCISCO' 72 48 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT' 52 63 Portland' 74 65 St. Mary's' 87 60 Portland' 65 56 Santa Clara' 85 84 Gonzaga' 80 63 San Francisco' 64 72 Gonzaga' 86 61 San Francisco' 63 53 Loyola Marymount$ 63 56 PEPPERDINE' 61 69 St. Mary's$ 56 56 PORTLAND' 78 62 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT' 60 66 San Francisco$ 54 53 GONZAGA' 55 52 Santa Clara$ 82 53 Pepperdine$ 62 87 St. Mats$ (ot) 81 64 Portlan $ 76 ( 2003-04 Season in Review)
The 2003-04 San Diego women's basketball team bid a fond farewell to two seniors who played a major role in building USD's program and welcomed an infusion of young talent who proved they will carry on the Toreros' tradition of athletic excellence. The combination of guidance and strength from the returning players and eagerness and enthusiasm from the young players resulted in a thrilling season-ending run in the WCC Tournament. The non-conference season saw USD crush Nevada 96-74 in 'Jt1JIIJ18J the Torero home opener and rally back from a 14 point deficit to defeat cross-town rival San Diego State 65-60 at Cox Arena. USD celebrated Christmas with three late-December wins. The Toreros defeated UOP and Oral Roberts then knocked off a strong George town team to advance to the championship of the San Diego Surf 31 and Slam Tournament at the Jenny Craig Pavilion. USD entered the West Coast Conference Tournament as the #8 seed, pitting them against #5 seed St. Mary's College in the first round. The Toreros moved on in the tournament with a thrilling 87- 81 double overtime victory against the Gaels in which three Toreros Melissa Padgett (2 000-04) provided the Toreros with scored over 20 points (Helvey 28 , Harris 24, Menuez 21). The excellent defense as a senior last season. 2003-04 season closed with a narrow loss against Portland in the second round of the WCC Tournament. San Diego senior, Marta Menuez, capped off her career with the Toreros by firmly placing herself amongst USD's all-time greatest players. She became the 8th player in USD history to surpass 1,000 points in the game against Loyola Marymount on January 15, 2004; and ended her career as the 2nd leading scorer in USD history with 1,233 points. Menuez reached another milestone when she cleared her 600th rebound in the double over time win over St. Mary's becoming only the 5th player in USD history to do so. She finished her career with 614 rebounds, ranking her 5th on the all-time rebound list. With an average of 15.3 points and 8.1 rebounds per game, Menuez was named to the All-WCC First Team and received WCC Player of the Week accolades for the week of November 23 . Senior forward Melissa Padgett established herself as one of San Diego's greatest defensive players as her Torero career came to a close. In the To reros' win over Georgetown, Melissa held All-America forward and current WNBA player Rebekkah Brunson to 10 points on 5-13 shooting. She was one of only three Toreros who started all 29 games averaging 31 .8 minutes per game. Padgett did almost everything for the Toreros. She led the team in blocks with 20 and was 2nd in steals, assists, and rebounds. She ended the season ranked among the conference leaders in each of those categories. Lindsay Helvey poured in a career-high 28 points in USD's postseason win over the Gaels. Sophomore point guard, Polly Dong, ranked 2nd in the WCC in assists and by season's end had dished out 129 assists, placing her 3rd on USD's all-time single season list. After only 2 seasons, Polly is already 8th on the all-time career assist list with 21 7. Dong started in all 29 games for the Toreros and averaged 28 minutes per game. She ranked 1st on the team in steals with 52 (6th in the WCC) and led the Toreros defense by taking the most charges (23) on the team.Sophomore guard Lindsay Helvey turned in an excellent '03-04 season, rebounding from a rookie campaign that saw her sidelined by injury for much of the year. Helvey appeared in all 29 contests and ended her season 2nd in the WCC in both 3 pointers made and 3 point percentage. She supplied USD with consistent shooting from the perimeter, making 42% of her shots from behind the arc. Helvey shot a perfect 18-18 from the free throw line in conference play. She came off the bench to score in double digits ten times, including a career-high 28 points to lead the Toreros to their thrilling 87-81 double overtime victory over St. Mary's in round one of the WCC Tournament. Sophomore guard, Tiara Harris, was a major player for the Toreros, giving them tremendous speed in transition. She was an integral part in USD's first round victory in the WCC Tournament when she scored a career-high 24 points. Harris was 2nd on the team in assists with 64 and averaged 6.9 points per game. Forward Jamie Corwin, who also started in all 29 games, ended the season shooting 41 % from the field. She ranked 2nd on the Toreros in both steals (27) and blocks (11) and averaged 7.0 points per game. Corwin scored in double digits nine times throughout the season, including a career-high 19 points against Pacific and a game-high 15 points against Georgia Southern. Junior guard, Brandi Collato, returned to the Toreros after sitting out the 2002-03 season as a medical redshirt. She proved to be an Marta Menuez (2000-04) finished an excellent collegiate career excellent outside shooter for the Toreros, scoring in double digits by bei,ng named an All- WCC First Team player at seasons end seven times throughout the season and reaching a career-high 18 points twice. Brandi ended the season with the 4th highest 3 point shooting percentage in the WCC. San Diego also had strong contributions from their freshmen who were immediate assets for the Toreros. Ashley Voisinet enjoyed significant playing time averaging 8.9 minutes in 19 games and became the Toreros ' defensive stopper at the guard position. Katie Watson played in 23 games as a forward and shot 40% from the field. Sabine Loewe averaged 10 minutes per game in 26 games at the center position. She finished a strong rookie season shooting 47% from the field and went 18-24 (.750) from the free throw line. Sabine recorded a career high 11 points against USF. The '03-'04 season saw many young Toreros get major game experience as 10 of the 12 players on the roster were freshmen and sophomores. The experience those young players gained from playing significant minutes in every game and the lessons learned from the senior leaders, Menuez and Padgett, will be a huge factor in the Toreros ' success this year.
The 2003-04 Toreros: (l-r) Katie Graves, Brandi Collato,]amie Corwin, MartaMenuez, Katie Wats'on, Sabine Loewe, Andrea Jacobson, Melissa Padgett, Lindsay Helvey, Ashley Voisinet, Tiara Harris, Polly Dong 2003-2004 Final Basketball Statistics Overall Record: 7-22 wee Record: 1-13 Home: 5-9; Away: 1-11; Neutral: 1-2
/-TOTAL-/ / -JPFG-/ OFF DEF TOT PLAYER GIGS FG/FGA PCT FG/FGA PCT FT/FTA PCT PTS AVG REB R EB REB AVG PF AST TQ BLK STL MIN M. Menuez 29/28 171/347 .493 0/3 .000 102/157 .650 444 15.3 98 137 235 8.1 80 41 89 8 23 904 wee 14/13 72/160 .450 0/3 .000 54/86 .628 198 14.1 so 74 124 8.9 34 25 47 4 12 426
L. Helvey 29/11 85/215 .395 51/121 .421 27/36 .750 248 8.6 31 64 95 3.3 45 42 62 4 22 691 wee 14/3 34/89 .382 24/51 .471 18/18 1.00 110 7.9 10 31 41 2.9 24 20 29 7 323
J. Corwin 29/29 84/207 .406 11 /33 .333 25/31 .806 204 7.0 20 62 82 2.8 24 26 79 II 27 609 wee 14/14 37/85 .435 3/10 .300 13/ 17 .765 90 6.4 9 34 43 3.1 88 8 35 3 8 270
T. Harris 29/18 65/200 .325 27/89 .303 44/59 .746 201 6.9 10 61 71 2.4 51 64 84 4 34 839 wee 14/11 31/95 .326 13/39 .333 19/26 .731 94 6.7 6 31 37 2.6 24 25 40 21 424
M. Padgett 29/29 62/ 162 .383 14/49 .286 47/73 .644 185 6.4 48 148 196 6.8 77 64 73 20 32 923 wee 14/ 14 26/81 .321 9/25 .360 17/28 .607 78 5.6 19 68 87 6.2 41 36 34 5 16 427
B. Collato 29/0 66/164 .402 34/87 .39] 18/22 .8 18 184 6.3 16 38 54 1.9 50 12 34 6 21 479 wee 14/0 29n6 .382 10/33 .303 11/14 .786 79 5.6 9 18 27 1.9 30 4 22 3 12 232
P. Dong 29/29 44/ 152 .280 17/67 .254 30/44 .682 135 4.7 8 58 66 2.3 101 129 151 3 52 8 19 wee 14/ 14 18/59 .305 7/29 .241 6/ 12 .500 49 3.5 4 29 33 2.4 49 46 70 3 26 386
S. Lowe 26/1 25/53 .472 0/1 .000 18/24 .750 68 2.6 18 21 39 1.5 32 8 23 2 5 252 wee 12/1 15/27 .556 0/0 .000 4/8 .500 34 2.8 10 9 19 1.6 15 5 12 3 I 15
K. Watson 23/0 18/45 .400 1/3 .333 16/22 .727 53 2.3 6 23 29 1.3 27 3 15 3 3 182 wee 14/0 17/39 .436 1/2 .500 14/20 .700 49 3.5 5 17 22 1.6 19 2 12 3 138
A. Voisinet 19/0 9 /41 .220 2/7 .286 15/19 .789 35 1.8 11 13 24 1.3 7 7 30 1 3 169 wee 9/0 1/13 .077 0/0 .000 3/4 .750 s 0.6 4 2 6 0.7 1 2 9 0 0 63
K. Graves 11/0 1/5 .200 0/0 .000 3/4 .750 s 0.5 0 0 0 0.00 3 0 4 0 1 24 wee 4/0 1/4 .250 0/0 .000 0/0 .000 2 0.5 0 0 0 0.00 1 1 2 0 1 15
A. Jacobson 6/0 0 /2 .000 0/0 .000 2/2 1.00 2 0.3 0 2 2 0.30 3 0 0 0 0 11 wee 0/0 0 /0 .000 0/0 .000 0/0 .000 0 0.0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0
USDTotal 29 630/1593 .395 157/460 .341 347/493 .704 1764 60.8 324 708 1032 35.6 564 396 653 62 223 5902 wee 14 281/728 .386 67/192 .349 159/233 .682 788 56.3 149 351 500 35.7 282 173 318 22 109 2801
OPPTOT 29 737/1706 .432 127/382 .332 422/654 .645 2023 69.8 375 709 1084 37.4 510 405 528 102 321 5902 wee 14 327/791 .413 67/201 .333 214/331 .647 935 66.8 173 336 509 36.4 236 193 237 46 159 2801
Returning players highlighted in bold -A- -F- LaK.ia Alexander '96-98 Robyn Fortney '98-02 Heidi Ambrose '93-97 Kari Ambrose '94-99 -G- Malia Andagan '93-97 Jane Gilpin '85-88 Janeene Arendsen '98-02 Melissa Glazebrook '98-02 Emily Gleason '89 Debbie Gollnick '88-92 Mary Goofrey '83-85 Katie Graves '04 Jessica Gray '96-00 Michele Greir '79-82 -H- Lynn Hajoukovich '82-86 Sue Hampton '82-85 Valerie Hardie '79-81 Kiela Harper '81 Madeleine Herrill '79-81 Barris, Susie Erpeldi Amy Hillenbrand '84 Ali Hinga '00 Michelle McDonald '80 Therese Hollcraft '83 Katie McGlennen '95-97 USD Alumnae (l-r) Amanda Molly Hunter '87-91 Lisa McNamee '81 Bishop andjamie Lucia. Eri n Malich '99-03 Marta Menuez '00-04 Barbara Minear '79-82 B- Chayo Moreno '82 Mary Beth Basile '96 Lori Morris '80-84 Link Bauma '81 Michol Murray '94-97 Kelli Behrens '85-87 Cassidy Blaine '02 -N- Charlene Bippes '92 Kerri Nakamoto '99-03 Amanda Bishop '96-00 Martha Nelson '79-83 Jill Bradley '82-84 Charisse Bremond '82-84 -0- Michele Brovell i '92-96 Cathy O'Brien '83-87 (l-r) Chris Enger and Angie Bambi Bruning '82-85 Libby O'Connor '79 Christine Burke '83-87 Straub pose for a photo prior to Andrea Burns '96-00 -P- the 1992-93 season Jeanne Burns '83 Melissa Padgett '00-04 Sharon Butler '79 USD'sseniorso/2002 (l-r) Cathy Perkins '86-90 Janeene Arendsen, Robyn Jennifer Perles '79-82 -C- Maria Perez-Barris '98-00 -T- Erin Characklis '88 Fortney and Melissa Glazebrook. Sheila Peyrebrune '95-97 Debbie Theroux Rachael Chism '88-90 Charo Platero '90-92 Laura Thomas Angie Cooper '92 Marie Plocher '99-03 Nailah Thompson Jean Corley '79-81 -J- Jessica Porter '93 Delia Toothman Jamie Coiwin '02-04 Andrea Jacobson '04 Katie Trungale Cathy Cunningham '88 Sara Jane '80-82 -R- Justine Tuhakaraina Jennifer Tuiolosega -D- Amber Jansen '00 Maribeth Reuss '84 Nya '92-95 Kim Reynolds '87 Jean Dangle '79 Jensen Renee Richardson '93-95 -V- Vicki De Jesus '91-95 Lynda Jones '88-92 Amy Roban '98-99 Tina Vierra Maggie Dixon '95-99 -K- Kim Rubenstein '91 Brittany Volk Julie Doria '88-92 Geri Kale '79 Michelle Dykstra '82-84 Michele Keel '79 -S- -W- -E- Laura King '92-96 Kelly Schroeder '83-87 Katie Watson Tammy Schroeder '95-97 Candida Echeverria '86-90 Karen Kristovich '80 '04 Pat Sencion '93-97 Serena Eiermann '91-95 Andrea Krug '03 Lorice Watson Jill Shaver '90-94 Chris Enger '89-93 Lorraine Watson -L- Megan Shaw '88 Christi English '86-91 Peggy Weaver Julie Lemery '88-92 Debbie Sinopoli '85-88 Erin Epperson '99-01 Jen Wedo Rochelle Lightner '87-90 Karen Skemp '84-88 Susie Erpelding '95-00 Debbie Weinreis Jamie Lucia '97-00 Sherrie Smith '91 Meg Estey '86-88 Michele Willard Melisa Sortino '90-94 Julie Evans '85 -87 -M- Mary Stanbra '81-85 Annette Everett '80-82 -Y- Paula Mascari '86-90 Angie Straub '89-93 Detra Young west coast conference he West Coast Conference T is dedicated to providing opportunities for student athletes to achieve their fullest potential, both on the playing field and in the classroom.
The eight wee member institutions span the western coast of the United States, from the pine forests of Eastern Washington, to the Columbia River Basin, to the dynamic San Francisco Bay Area and the sunny beaches of Southern California.
The league is characterized by the stability of its membership only two conferences have been together longer- and its unique emphasis on combining excellence in athletics with excellence in academics.
A nationally recognized and competitive force in intercollegiate athletics, the wee sponsors 13 sports: men's and women's basketball, soccer, tennis, cross country, and golf; baseball; and women's volleyball and rowing. The wee has produced 34 NCAA individual or team champions and numerous Academic All Americans. Many outstanding wee student-athletes have also gone on to excel in professional sports.
The long and rich history of the wee demonstrates that success in intercollegiate · athletics can be built on the foundation of values, character and academics.
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A Message From President Mary Lyons
The University of San Diego is very proud of the student-athletes that r epresent our institution on 1 6 men's a nd women's NCAA Division-I athletic teams. These are proud and serious competitors, honored to represent the University. The dedication you witness on the p laying fi elds, on the court, on the course, or in the water is greatly matched in the classrooms, the laboratories, on stage, or in the community . Over fo rty percent of our student-athletes carry a g rade point average above 3.2, and 11 of our teams have a cumulative grade-point average above 3.0.
Athletics is vital to the University of San Diego, a way students, faculty, staff and alumni come together as one community. I am b oth a university president and a Torero fa n; I look forward to sharing the excite ment of Torero athletics with our many fans. Dr. Mary E. Lyons - President
Paul Bissonnette Msgr. Daniel J. Dillabough Dr. Robert Pastoor Vice President - Financial Affairs Vice President - Mission & University Relations Vice President - Student Affairs
University of San Diego Mission Statement The University of San Di-ego is a community of scholars committed to the pur suit of truth, academic excellence and advancement of knowledge in liberal arts and professional programs. Independent and comprehensive, the University is dedicated to providing a value-based education to all students in its College and Schools. A Roman Catholic institution, the University is committed to belief in God, to the recognition of the dignity of each individual and to the development of an active faith community. It is Catholic because it witnesses to and probes the Christian message as proclaimed by the Catholic Church. The University wekomes and respects those whose lives are formed by dtjjerent traditions, recognizing their important contributions to our pluralistic society and to an atmosphere of open discussion essential to liberal education. As a community, the University is committed to collegiality, shared decision-making and academic freedom. KY SNYDER Executive Director of Athletics/ Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs
Ky Snyder was named Executive Director of Athletics/ Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs at the University of San Diego on December 10th, 2003 at a press conference held in the Warren Hospitality Suite. Dr. Mary E. Lyons, USD President, introduced Snyder who returns to USD where he was Director of Athletic Development between 1990-1996. He comes to USD from the San Diego International Sports Council where he held the position of President.
With the San Diego International Sports Council, the 42-year-old Snyder's primary responsibility was to promote San Diego/Tijuana as the preferred region for sporting events and activities that benefit the community both economically and socially. Recent accomplishments of the Sports Council bid efforts include secur ing for San Diego the 1997 and 1998 ESPN Summer X Games, the Suzuki Rock 'n' Roll Marathon, the 1999 Major League Soccer All-Star Game, the inaugural Bank of America/ US. Olympic Cup, NCAA Division I Men's Basketball First & Second Round (2001) contests, the NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championships (2001) and Super Bowl XXXVII. In the spring of 2001, Snyder was named the President of the San Diego Super Bowl Host Committee scheduled for January 26, 2003. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the San Diego NFL Youth Education Town and the San Diego Super Bowl Task Force. He is a member of the San Diego Downtown Rotary Club on the military affairs committee and Thanksgiving Day program. Snyder was also the Executive Director of the San Diego International Sports Foundation. Prior to joining the SDISC, Snyder was the Director of Athletic Develop ment at the University of San Diego for six years. At USD he was responsible for establishing the Torero Athletic Association, fund-raising efforts for athletics, manag ing athletic special events and generating corporate sponsorship of athletics. At USD he'll work in overseeing an athletic department with sixteen NCAA Division I intercollegiate teams and approximately 400 student-athletes. He'll be responsible for all administrative, management and supervisory aspects of the De- partment of Athletics. Additionally, he'll oversee the strategic long-range planning and monitoring of budgets, personnel, programs, facilities, fundraising, promotions and marketing, and public relations for an NCAA Division I program consist ing of eight sports for men and eight sports for women. Snyder played football at San Diego State University. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Marketing from San Diego State University and has studied in the Master's Leadership Pro gram at the University of San Diego. He is a guest lecturer at the University of San Diego's MBA Sports Management program and the SDSU Hospitality Management program. Snyder, who has been a San Diego resident for 22 years, has a very athletic family. His wife, Sue, was a former stand out member of the United States women's national volleyball team who played at San Diego State and also coached the Aztecs and University of San Diego's volleyball teams. In ad dition, Snyder's father, Lester, held the position as President USDAdministrative Welcome at Press Conference Announcing Ky's Hire of the United States Tennis Association. The Snyder's reside (l-r)' Director ofAthleti cs Dr.Jo-Ann Nester; President Dr. Mary E. Lyons; Ex- in Poway with their son Riley (age 11), daughter Sydney ecutive Director of Athletics Ky Snyder; VP for Student Affairs Dr. Robert Pastoor. (age 8) and daughter Cammy (age 5). DR. JO-ANN NESTER Director of Athletics
Dr. Jo-Ann Nester enters her second year as the Director of Athletics at the University of San Diego. Prior to being promoted to the Director position, Nester, served as Associate Director of Athletics and Senior Woman Administrator here at USO. Dr. Nester oversees the operations of the Torero athletic department that includes 16 NCAA Division I intercollegiate programs. In her role as Director of Athletics, Nester has direct supervisory responsibil ity for the operations of the varsity sports programs. Additionally, she has direct supervisory responsibility for the areas of Compliance, Academic Support, Athletic Training, facilities and scholarship allocations. Nester also serves as the Senior Woman Administrator Liaison to the West Coast Conference and NCAA. She recently was named to the 2004 NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Champion ships Committee. "Serving as the Director of Athletics at the University of San Diego is an exciting challenge," said Nester. "To be an Athletic Director at a NCAA Division I, academically rigorous institution was a career goal that I had set for myself early in my career. I am very pleased that this goal has been reached here at this outstanding university. I thoroughly enjoy working together with our outstanding coaches, staff and student athletes. Nester is committed to maintaining the University and Athletic Department commitment to providing an outstanding and successful NCAA Division I athletic program within the rigorous academic environment that is the University of San Diego. During the 2003-04 season, four Torero teams went to the NCAA championship San Diego Athletics events. Academically, 15 student-athletes were named to West Coast Conference All-Academic teams, 12 football players were named to Mission Statement the Pioneer Football League All-Academic team and Kellen Hiroto, from men's soccer, was honored as a 2nd Team Verizon Academic The USD athletic department strives to All American. Tiffanie Marley became the first Torero women's cross country athlete to win the West Coast Conference Championship, provide unique opportunities for all stu and Kelsey Watters (women's rowing) and Eric Rasmussen (football) dent-athletes to achieve both academic addi were named male and female Torero Athletes of the Year. In and athletic excellence. tion, men's soccer standout, Ke llen Hiroto, was the recipient of the inaugural WCC Post Graduate Scholarship. Continuing this tradition of excellence in the classroom We are committed to the principles of and competitive arena while providing an excellent athletic experi student-athlete welfare, student develop ence for our student-athletes will continue to be the priority during Nester's tenure as the USO Director of Athletics. ment, gender equity, and diversity. This Nester came to USO from Dartmouth College where she commitment fosters a family environ held the position of Associate Director of Athletics for nine years. ment where spirituality, character devel Her duties included oversight of compliance, student services, promotions and marketing, and numerous sports programs. Prior opment, integrity, and sportsmanship are to her appointment at Dartmouth College, she was the Director of integral to our winning tradition. Athletics and Recreation at Saint Mary's College in Notre Dame, In diana between 1984-93. In addition, she has a coaching background at the high school and college levels, and has served on several This Torero spirit unites the campus and committees within the NCAA, ECAC and Ivy League. local community, enhancing the image Jo-Ann's educational background includes a B.S. degree of the University of San Diego. in Health and Physical Education from West Chester State College; a Master of Science degree from West Chester; an Ed.D Doctor of Education from Temple University; and she completed the Sports Management Institute in the Executive Program at the University of Notre Dame. Dan Yourg Brian Fogarty, Associate AD Associate Director ofAthleti cs for Athletic Development Dan Yourg, Associate Director of Athletics, has Brian Fogarty enters his ninth been a member of the USD Athletics Department year in USD athletics administration since the fall of 1985. where he is Associate Director of Athletics Yourg oversees Baseball, Men's Soccer, and for Development. He took over this post Strength & Conditioning. He is the Event Manager after spending thirteen years as USD 's head for Football and Men's Basketball . In addition, football coach. He directed USD 's football he is the department liaison to USD's Financial Aid, Budget & Treasury, program to eleven seasons of .500 or better records and guided Bursar, Campus Card, Computer Services, Housing, Dining Services and their move from the Division III ranks to the NCAA I-AA level in Bookstore. Additionally, Yourg is the Athletic Department contact for 1993. In 2003 he was named USD's "Administrator of the Year. " NCAA directed annual audits, coordinates the USD Equity in Athletics His primary responsibilities are with fund raising, over Disclosure Act (EADA) report, and the NCAA Student Athlete Opportunity seeing the Torero Athletic Association (TAA) , and marketing Fund. He has volunteered himself in the San Diego community serving and as Chairman of The Board of Directors for Wayback Inc., of San Diego, promotions for the athletic department. He co-directed the capital a recovery home for alcoholic men. campaign for the Jenny Craig Pavilion, which opened its doors in Yourg received his Bachelor's (Sociology, 1980) and Master's (Social October of 2000. Brian and his wife Denise, recently married this Work, 1986) degrees from the University of Wisconsin, where he was past summer, reside in the Scripps Ranch area of San Diego. a nose guard on the Badgers' football team. He played four years and Brian has four children: Bridget (a USD graduate), Joe, was a letter-winner. Dan and his wife Virginia, a USD alumnus, are the Colleen (a senior at USD) , and Megan. parents of three sons, John, Thomas and Michael. Mike Matoso, Assoc. AD for John Martin, Associate AD for Compliance & Administration Facilities & Operations Mike Matoso, who was elevated to Associate Athletics Director for Com John Martin has been a member of the USD pliance and Administration in the Fall athletic staff since 1975. He was the school's first of 2003, is in his fifth season as USD's head women's volleyball coach, a post he held Compliance Coordinator, and sixth year through the 1989 season, and also oversaw the with the USD staff. He started his USD Recreation Department. As volleyball coach, he career as the department's Academic Support Coordinator. directed theToreros to three postseason appear Prior to USD, he spent three years as the Academic ances, including a 4th place finish at the 1976 AIAW Nationals. Counselor at USC where he worked with the football, baseball , As Associate AD for Facilities & Operations, Martin oversees all women's soccer, swimming and volleyball programs. Prior to the scheduling, field maintenance and purchasing. He was the department's USC , Mike served as the Academic Advisor for all 18 intercol key liason during the construction of the Jenny Craig Pavilion which legiate programs at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo for two years. He opened in October, 2000. earned both his B.S. degree in Physical Education (1993) and M.A. A graduate of San Diego State (B.A. & M.A. in History), John in Education, Counseling (1994) from Cal Poly. He was also a resides in Encinitas with his wife Jane. They have two children: Eliza, a starting pitcher for the Mustangs baseball team that finished 2nd 2001 graduate of USD , and son, Patrick, a junior at USD. In 2003 John in the Division II College World Series. Mike and his wife, Kelly, was recognized as one of two Student Affairs Employees of the Year. reside in Lacosta with their two children, Abigail and Cole.
Carolyn Greer, A.T., C. Ted Gosen, Associate AD for Associate AD for Sports Medicine Media Relations Carolyn Greer enters her twenty-seventh Ted Gosen, Associate Director of year as the Head Certified Athletic Trainer for the Athletics for Media Relations, is in his 24th University of San Diego athletic department. Last year. He oversees all public relations activi year she was promoted to the position of Associ ties, publications, website and information ate Director of Athletics for Sports Medicine. She services for the department, in addition to is assisted by Suzi Higgins, Paul Signorelli, Wil Filamor and Penny Goldberg. hosting the media at USD events. A 1975 graduate of San Diego State University with a Bachelor In 1981 Ted received his Master of Science degree in Sports of Arts degree in Physical Education, Carolyn went on to earn her Master's Administration from St. Thomas University in Miami, Florida. A 1979 in Sports Medicine in 1978. graduate of San Jose State University, he earned his Bachelor's de Over the years she has taught classes in Sports Medicine and gree in Business Administration. In addition to his SID duties, Ted had numerous articles published in a variety of journals. She oversees is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America sixteen intercollegiate teams and 400 USD student-athletes on a yearly (CoSIDA); a member of USD's Athletic Hall of Fame Committee; and basis. The Sports Medicine staff provides injury prevention, immediate teaches a bowling class through the USD recreation department. care, and rehabilitation for USD's intercollegiate athletes. Ted and his wife Terri, a 1983 USD graduate, reside in Carolyn, and her husband Jeff, reside in the Pacific Beach area Poway with their four daughters: Katie (17), Colleen (15), Claire of San Diego with their two boys, David (freshman at USD) and Jason. (12) and Erin (8). Wendy McReynolds, Assistant Erin Sheehan, Assistant Director AD for Marketinl! & Promotions ofAthletic Development Wendy McReynolds begins her second year at Erin Sheehan enters her second year at USO in USO as the Assistant Director of Athletics for Market the position of Assistant Director of Development ing and Promotions. for Athletics. She oversees the annual athletic giving Wendy came to USO from Virgina Tech where she program and helps organize all athletic fund raising events and booster clubs for the department. held the title of Director of Sports Marketing and Prior to USO she gained a wealth of experience in Promotions since 2001. Prior to that she was the this area w ith positions as the Development Officer assistant for one year beginning in 2000. for the San Diego Symphony; as Publishing Product Prior to her appointment at Virginia Tech she also gained experi ence at Manager for Advanced Marketing Services, Inc. in San Diego; as Develop the University of Maryland where she was Assistant Director of Sport Market ment Relations Manager fo r the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in ing for two years, at Wichita State fo r two years as the Assistant for Sports Portland, Oregon; and as Special Events Program Coordinator for the Office Marketing & Promotions and at the University of Florida Athletic Association of Development at the University of Oregon. She received her M.A. in Arts & Administration (emphasis in Management as a Marketing Assistant. She earned her B.S. degree in Sport Management and Marketing) from the U. of Oregon in 1998. She received her B.F.A. in from Guilford College in 1994 and her M.S. degree in Sport Management from Graphic Design, with a minor in Marketing, from Miami Univ. in Oxford, Ohio West Virginia in 1996. in 1994. Erin and her husband, Brian, reside in Chula Vista. Andy Fee, Assistant AD for Josh Lawrence Athletic Facilities & Operations Director of Jenny Craig Pavilion Andy Fee is in his third year at USO , and his second Josh Lawrence begins his second year as the in the position of Assistant Director of Athletics for Director of the Jenny Craig Pavilion. He came to Facilities and Operations. USO after 7 years at UC San Diego, where his re Fee assists John Martin in overseeing all the sched sponsibilities included managing the RIMAC Arena. uling, field maintenance and purchasing for the Josh's duties included coordinating all events, from department's athletic venues. He also is the sport athletic competition to the presentation of concerts superviserfor men's &women's cross country, along and special events, as well as maintenance through with men's golf. Fee came to USO from Arizona State out the Sports Facilities at UCSD. University where he was Assistant Director of Facility Operations for Athlet Here at USD,Josh's responsibilities will include scheduling, staffing ics the past two seasons. Before that he was Facility Supervisor for the ASU and all management aspects of the Jenny Craig Pavilion. In this capacity he Student Recreation Complex. Besides his work at ASU, he developed Athletics will manage the daily operations of the facility, including event management and Management skills with the NFL Cardinals, Fiesta Bowl and PGA Phoenix and marketing of the Pavilion. Josh received his B.S. from UC San Diego in Open. From Scottsdale, Arizona, he earned his B.A. in Political Science with 1993 with a double major in Political Science and U.S. History. Josh and his a minor in History in 1996 from Arizona State University. Andy and his wife, wife, Lisa, were married this past summer. Nicole, reside in San Diego. Dean Aresco Nick Mirkovich, Assistant Director of Media Relations Strength & Conditioning Coach Nick Mirkovich begins his fourth season as Dean Aresco is in his fourth season as USD's Strength the Asst. Dir. of Media Relati ons where he oversees and Conditioning Coach, coming to USO via Towson a number of USD's athletic programs. His duties State where he was their head coach fo r three sea include coordinating radio and TV productions, sons. producing media guides, press releases, brochures Additional professional experiences include stints at the and game programs. Nick played a key role in the University of Connecticut as a Graduate Assistant, and design of USD's athletic website. He handles the at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in San Diego as play-by-play webcast announcing for a majority of the Interim Strength and Conditioning Coordinator. baseball 's road games. In May of 2000 he received a B.A. in Business Manage He earned his B.S. in Exercise Physiology in 1995 from the University ment from Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon. His professional experi of Connecticut, and recently completed his M.A. degree there in the same field . A ence includes working with three different professional football organizations NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, he also is certified through USA and three collegiate media relations departments. Nick was hired by the NFL's weight lifting. Additionally, he holds memberships with NSCA, the U.S. Weightlift league office in New York to serve as the primary Media Relations contact for ing Federation, and the American College of Sports Medicine. the Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe in 2001 after interning with the New England Patriots in 2000. Derek Hillestad, JCP Asst. Hans Straub, Asst. S&C Coach/ Director/Events Manager Dir. of McNamara Fitness Center Derek Hillestad begins his third year as As Hans Straub is in his third year at USO but sistant Director of the JCP and Events Manager. enter his first full season in the position of Assistant He came to USO from Ball State University Strength & Conditioning Coach and Director of the where he was a Graduate Assistant fo r Sports Facilities McNamara Fitness Center. He came to USO in 2002 but and Recreation Programs in 2001-02. During this time took over these duties fu ll-time this past February. he was also a Security Control Supervisor fo r the RCA He came to USO via Towson State University Dome in Indianapolis, Indiana. He also earned job where he was a tight end on the football team for related experience as an Event Operations Supervisor two years and earned a B.S. degree in 2002 in Sports for Alliant Energy Center in Madison, Wisconsin; as a Program Assistant for the Management. Prior to Towson he played two years of football at Millersville in Department of Recreational Sports at Texas A&M ; and as Event Co-Coordinator for the Department of Recreation Management at the University of Wisconsin Pennsylvania. From Camp Hill , Pennsylvania he graduated from high school in La Crosse. He graduated from Wisconsin-La Crosse with a B.S. in Recreation 1998 after earning letters in three sports - football , basketball and baseball. This Management (2000), and received his M.S. in Athletic Administration from Ball Fall he'll begin a Master's Program in Excercise Science through the University of State University in July of 2002. Texas-El Paso. John Cunningham Brent DiGiacomo Sandie Hughes Transportation Dir. Marketing/Promotions Asst. Football Adm. Asst.
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Thanks to the e fforts of the USD Athletic Department and the Torero basket ball fa mily, all San Diego home basketball games can be heard live over the Internet on usdtoreros.com. Two fo rmer USD basketball standouts Paula Bott (play-by-play) and Susie Erpelding (color) will bring you all the action. The pair not only set USD reco rds on the court but both earned the West Coast Conference Female Scholar Athlete of the Year award, the o nly two student athletes in USD women's basketball history to receive such h onors.
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UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
DAY DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME
Saturday NOV.6 UC SAN DIEGO# HOME 2:00 PM Saturday Nov 20 Arizona State Away 6 PM Tuesday NOV. 23 SAN DIEGO STATE TV% HOME 5:00 PM Friday NOV. 26 CLEMSON HOME 7:00 PM Tuesday Nov 30 Long Beach S,ate Away 730 PM Friday Dec. 3 C Riverside Away 7 10 PM Sunday De1 5 resno State Away 2 00 PM Tuesday DEC. 7 USC HOME 7:00 PM Friday De1 1 Utah St, le' Away 6 PM Saturday De1 1 · Nt>w Mr , r:o Bowl -- G·een Away 6 8 00 PM Wednesday D, 2 A F ,r,·e Away ') ,nn PM Tue.-Thurs. DEC. 28 USD SURF & SLAM TOURNAMENT HOME Tuesday DEC. 28 USD vs. VERMONT 6:00 PM Tuesday DEC. 28 MARQUETTE vs. OLE MISS 8:00 PM Thursday DEC. 30 CONSOLATION GAME 6 :00 PM Thursday DEC. 30 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 8:00 PM Sunday Jan C rvine Nay PM Thursday JAN. 6 PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY* HOME 7:00 PM Saturday JAN. 8 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY* TV$ HOME 3:00 PM Saturday JAN. 15 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO* HOME 7:00 PM Thursday J,rn 1ve SI f P·1r1::ird Away PM Saturday J n 2 G nzag, Un er f Away :01 PM Thursday JAN. 27 SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY* HOME 7:00 PM Saturday JAN. 29 SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE* HOME 2:00 PM Thursday Feb. 3 L ,yola Marymount University Away 7 PM Saturday Feb. 5 Pepperdine University Aw::iy PM Saturday Feb. 1 n ,ersity 01 San Fran o Away 10 M Thursday FEB.17 UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND* HOME 7:00 PM Saturday FEB. 19 GONZAGA UNIVERSITY* HOME 2:00 PM Thursday Feb. 1 S M ry·s Co11ege Away 7 M Saturday Feb. "6 San1ct Clara Univers ty Away c uv PM Thursday Sunday Mar 3 6 wee Cr amp1onsh1p, Sant~ Clara C;a ·' rBA
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