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Final 1992 Division I Women's Basketball Statistics Report PLEASE TYPE COMPLETE INFORMATION AND RETURN BY WEDNESDAY APRIL 8 FINAL 1992 DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL STATISTICS REPORT li ^ey oo ^ ONLY GAMES AGAINST FOUR-YEAR U S COLLEGES ARE INCLUDED IN STATISTICS AND WON-LOST RECORD r^ j2oo Eoo Institution TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY for — Games Head coach Marsha Sharp Full season record 27 (number) (won) (lost) e^rH Ctonference name Southwest Conference Conference record 13_ fi ss tClassbyFr So Jr Sr (won) (lost) 5co TOTAL FIELD GOALS 3-PT FIELD GOALS FREETHROWS REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLKD SHOTS | STEALS POINTS 1 FIRST andLAST NAME tci Pos Ht G lg Scored Atts Pct Scored Atts Pct Scored Atts Pct No Avg No Avg No Avg No Avg No Avg Shervl Swoopes ^^ Jr F/6-0 32 265 527 503 25 61 410 135 167 808 285 8.9 152 4 75 32 1 0 110 3 4 690 21 6 111 Jennifer Buck Sr C/6-3 32 144 262 550 0 0 000 83 111 748 124 3 9 22 0 68 25 0 8 12 0 4 371 11 6 -# o So 9 Soo Krista Kirkland 3 Jr G/5-10 32 123 293 420 72 179 402 33 56 589 102 3 2 179 5 59 13 0 4 54 1 7 351 11 0 iLrH — k. Tami Wilson Sr F/5-11 31 129 273 473 0 0 000 72 103 699 214 6 9 52 1 67 42 1 3i 26 0 8 330 10 6 CM = 9 Teresa McMillan Sr F/6-0 32 136 255 533 0 1 000 60 84 714 191 6 0 43 1 34 6 0 2 34 1 1 332 10 4 BE ^ 0) 0) Noel Johnson Fr G/5-7 31 58 120 483 23 50 460 34 48 708 81 2 6 75 2 41 4 0 1 48 1 5 175 5 6 tn s*^ U-O aK msi t Cvnthia Clineer Jr C/6-2 21 37 82 451 0 0 000 12 27 444 29 1 4 1 0 05 6 0 3 6 0 3 86 4 1 gvO Nikkx Heath Fr F/5-9 20 20 39 513 0 1 000 13 20 650 35 1 8 7 0 35 0 0 0 12 0 6 53 2 7 SOO C3-^ Stephanie Scott Jr G/5-9 31 24 67 358 3 13 231 20 33 606 57 1 8 52 1 67 0 0 0 27 0 9 71 2 3 u. g)0) 2 2 fc Janice Farris So F/5-11 16 13 22 591 0 2 000 3 7 429 21 1 3 17 1 06 1 0 1 3 0 2 29 1 8 (3rH ff 9 B Hazel Tull Sr C/6-2 14 7 20 350 0 0 000 5 10 500 11 0 8 1 0 07 0 0 0 1 0 1 19 1 4 YSB H%o im Patrice Conwright Fr G/5-5 10 4 9 444 0 0 000 2 4 500 10 1 0 7 0 70 0 0 0 1 0 1 10 1 0 300 |8f, fi8 -O as o Diana Kersey So Bl. i~o o 2•• e n G/5-10 15 5 15 333 0 0 000 3 4 750 8 0 5 12 0 80 0 0 0 2 0 1 13 0 9 C i_ o fTTHFRR (Nl irnhpr nf players 9 °l CJCM \' 5 15 333 0 0 000 1 3 333 16 3 0 15 1 0 1 1 0 1 11 0 8 0^ 0 8 21 POINTS TOTAL RELD GOALS 3-PT FIELD GOALS 1 FREETHROWS REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLKD SHOTS STEALS FOULS TOs Shots Totals Player Number Avg Scored Atts Pct Scored Atts Pct Scored Atts Pct Avg Dead Total Missed No Avg No Avg No Avg No Disq No Slco &Teain Ball Xl Hi ti Own 9 2539 79 3 970 1999 48-1' 123 307 401 476 677 703 1304 40.8 58 1362 1230 623 19 46 130 \ 06 337LO 53 502 7 480 rA izl' ^ « o o U Opps •H 2032 63 5 761 1962 388 117 314 373 393 584 673 1188 37 1 72,' 1260 1392 436 13 63 69 > 16 243 7 59 619 20 591 « mCO i>i 9 Scor ng +15 8 Rebo und +3 7 Total 2622 2622 Total Shots li^ 4J Marg in ^ Mar Rebs-^ 4 Missed UjEO y tf) ffvic« o SH <M •^Sm E• NCAA 8529-2/92 III NCAA STATISTICS SERVICE / 6201 College Boulevard, Overiand Paric, Kansas 66211-2422 9 B m^ 1991-92 BASKETBALL RECORD Please list games in order played After opponents name indicate overtime games with OT 2-OT etc After opponent score indicate home games by (H) away games by (A) and neutral sites by 1 2 3 etc and list below** List attendance for ALL games regardless of site Attendance should include all students at the game—regardless of whether they paid admission If you do not charge admission or count attendance please estimate the total number of spectators at each home game If you have more than one home court please include all games played in your home city or nearby cities in which you would be regarded as having the home crowd in the table below separate those home games played as double-headers with the men s team (that is, one admission pnce for both games) from those home games played alone using an "x in the DH column Please remember—only games against four-year, U S colleges are included in statistics or in won-lost records TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY Your institution s s OPPONENT OWN OPP I ATTENDANCE OPPONENT OWN OPP I [ ATTENDANCE SCORE SCORE T SCORE SCORE T I E E 45 1_ 100 TCU 72 52 A 210 1 Memphis State 69 27 67 300 TCU 89 62 Ta 1,271 2 Oklahoma State 62 k_ 28 New Mexico State 100 79 H 831 SMU 79 67 T/A 4,467 3 29 83 42 A 332 Texas 76 74 5~ 5,789 4 New Mexico 30 H Utah 84 OT 76 H 875 Santa Clara 64 58 8,323 5 31 62 59 2 319 Stanford 63 75 ~6~ 3,623 6 San Francisco 32 60 62 A 493 7 California 33 91 62 3 317 8 Pittsburgh 34 66 53 A 375 9 Louisville 75 63 4 4,765 5a Moody Coliseum, SMU campus, Dallas TX 10 Wash State 36 98 76 A 645 5b Reunion Arena, Dallas TX 11 SMU 37 Texas 78 65 H 5,617 6 West Regionals, Hec Edmundson Center, 12 38 Seattle"WA Baylor 90 53 H 2,150 13 39 Oral Roberts 88 54 H 1,598 14 NEUTRAL SITES (Arena City State) 86 63 A 314 ^ OSU Gallagher-Iba Arena, Stillwater. OK 15 Rice 79 64 H 6,750 Harmon Gym, California, Berkeley, CA 16 Houston Louisiana Tech 66 69 A 1,372 , Student Activities Center, Louisville KY 17 Texas A&M 75 69 A 1,068 Hec Edtmindson Center, Seattle WA 18 92 58 H 2,053 19 TCU Attendance (Include students and estimate if necessary) SMU 91 73 H 4,823 TOTAL 20 GAMES ATTENDANCE Texas 63 70 A 6,258 21 Home games played as double-headers with mens Baylor 100 72 A 334 team (one admission pnce for both games) 22 11 46,209 Southwest Texas 66 55 A 308 Home games played alone 23 11 46,209 Rice 105 66 H 5,015 Total for all home games (add the two above) 24 14 17,747 Houston 80 65 A 3,827 Road games 25 18,511 Texas A&M 84 62 H 8,174 Neutral site games 26 Total seasons attendance all games 32 82,467 (add the three above) 1991-92 INDiViDUAL SINGLE-GAME HiGHS 1991-92 TEAIM SINGLE-GAME HIGHS (List aO performances equaling or bettenng indicated (List ali performances equaling or bettenng indicated mimmums Use additional space at bottom if needed) mimmums Use additional space at bottom left if needed) No Player Opponent Oate vs Opponent Date Pts (45) . FGM (55) _ (FGA _ FGM (20) . FGA (100) . (FGM FGA (30) . FG%(65 0) -( of . 3FGU (8) . 3FGM (12) . (3FGA 3FGA(16). 3FGA (25) . (3FGM 19 Sheryl Swoopes Houston 1-25-92 FTM (17) . 3FG% (75 0 8 made) of FTA (25) . FTM (35) (FTA Rbs (23) - FTA (45) (FTM Ast (16) . FT% (86 0 24 made) of Blks (8) . PF (45) Stl (10) - Rebounds (60) Reb margin (30) ( to ADOITIONAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Assists (30) 36 RJ-ce 2-22-92 Blocked shots (12) 20 12-7-91 Steals (20) New Mexico Signature of reporting offictal Title .
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