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AUGUSTAVO FORWARD 6-0 • Senior • Bothell, Wash OUTLOOK PLAYERS COACHES UW HOOPS 07-08 REVIEW PAC-10 OPPONENTS HISTORY POSTSEASON UW ATHLETICS 9 MEET THE HUSKIES MEET THE HUSKIES MEET THE HUSKIES MEET THE HUSKIES • Returners Returners • MEET THE HUSKIES GUARD/ #15 MICHELLE AUGUSTAVO FORWARD 6-0 • Senior • Bothell, Wash. • Bishop Blanchet/San Diego OUTLOOK CAREER HIGHS Points ............................. 42, at Clemson, Dec. 11, 2005 Rebounds.....................7, at Santa Clara, Feb. 26, 2005 Assists ..................6, twice, last vs. WSU, Feb. 3, 2008 PLAYERS Steals ...........................3, at Santa Clara, Feb. 26, 2005 FG Made ........................15, at Clemson, Dec. 11, 2005 FG Attempted ................ 26, at Clemson, Dec. 11, 2005 3-Pt. FG Made ................10, at Clemson, Dec. 11, 2005 3-Pt. FG Attempted ........19, at Clemson, Dec. 11, 2005 COACHES FT Made ........................................................... 6, 2004-05 FT Attempted................................................. 10, 2004-05 Getting To Know Michelle… UW HOOPS The best thing about being a Husky is ....being close to my family and playing in front ...................................................................................................... of my hometown crowd Nickname ........................................................................................................... Mich (Meesh) I chose Washington because ...my family is like the Brady Bunch and I couldn’t stand .........................................................................................................being away from them The best thing about Seattle is .............................................. Starbucks on every corner! Word that best describes me on the court is ..........................................................positive Word that best describes me off the court is ...................................................responsible 07-08 REVIEW The most famous person I’ve ever met is ........................................................ Kobe Bryant My dream job would be.............................................a collegiate head coach and a mom Favorite moment of my athletic career so far… scoring 42 points against Clemson my ................................................................................................................... sophomore year PAC-10 My guilty pleasures are................................................................ice cream and Starbucks If I could have four people over for a dinner party they would be .....Ellen DeGeneres, ............................................................................Diane Keaton, Will Farrell, Chris Farley My first job was ....................................................................babysitting my neighbor’s kids Hidden talent outside of basketball ............................................sport court rollerblading Something interesting about me people may not know .................my sister and I have OPPONENTS ....................................................................................................................matching tatoos My favorite place to shop is ......................................................Active wear at Nordstrom As a kid, I wanted to be this when I grew up ..............................................a pediatrician My all-time UW women’s basketball starting five would be ............................................. .......Giuliana Mendiola, Megan Franza, Jamie Redd, Andrea Lalum, Rhonda Smith The word that best describes this team ........................................................... inseparable HISTORY One rule I would change about basketball would be ......there would be a line further ................................back from the three-point line and it would be worth five points Quotable: POSTSEASON “Michelle is blossoming every day. She has proven to be a lethal shooter from beyond the arc and is very confident on the floor.” —Head Coach Tia Jackson UW ATHLETICS 10 WASHINGTON HUSKIES 2 0 0 8 - 0 9 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL MEET THE HUSKIES • Returners Returners • MEET THE HUSKIES OUTLOOK AT WASHINGTON One-year UW letterwinner…long-range shooting specialist…was a co-captain as a junior…transferred to Washington in 2006 after playing two seasons at the University of PLAYERS San Diego…sat out 2006-07 season due to NCAA transfer rules…set USD single-game records with 42 points and 10 three-pointers versus Clemson (12/11/05). JUNIOR YEAR (2007-08) –– Co-captain…played in 30 games, starting two…missed WSU game (1/4/08) with hamstring injury…averaged 5.7 points (seventh on the squad) and 2.1 rebounds…led the squad with a 84.2 free-throw shooting percentage (16-of-19)…46 of her 55 field goals made were three-pointers…tallied seven double-figure scoring COACHES games…recorded back-to-back 20-point games at the Waikiki Beach Marriott Classic vs. Hawaii and Northern Arizona…tallied season-high 20 points at Hawaii (11/16/07), hitting 5-of-11 three-point attempts and going 5-of-5 from the line…equaled that with 20 points vs. Northern Arizona (11/17/07), hitting of 5-of-10 three-pointers…had team-high 18 points at Oregon (1/19/08) on a season-high six three-pointers…scored team-high 14 points at Boise State (12/7/07), going 4-for-9 from the field…scored 12 UW HOOPS points on a 4-for-8 clip from three-point range vs. UC Irvine (12/2/07)…scored 11 points at Gonzaga (11/12/07), shooting 4-of-9 from the field and 3-of-7 from three- point range; also had three assists…dished career-high six assists vs. UC Davis (11/18/07)…equaled season-high with six rebounds vs. Pepperdine (12/4/07), while dishing three assists…had team-highs in rebounds (five) and assists (five) vs. Ohio State (12/16/07)…tallied 14 points vs. Arizona (1/26/08) on four three-pointers and a 07-08 REVIEW 2-for-2 clip from the line, also dished four assists…versus Washington State (2/3/08), tallied nine points, six rebounds and and equaled career-high with six assists. RED- SHIRT YEAR (2006-07) –– Sat out the 2006-07 season due to NCAA transfer rules. AT SAN DIEGO SOPHOMORE YEAR (2005-06)––Started all 15 games in which she played…averaged 8.5 points and 3.1 rebounds…set USD single-game record with career-high 42 points PAC-10 versus Clemson (12/11/05), breaking previous record of 37 points set in 2000…shot 10-for-19 from three-point range in that contest, setting school record for three- pointers made. FRESHMAN YEAR (2004-05)––Averaged 3.2 points and 2.2 rebounds while battling an injury that forced her to miss 13 games. OPPONENTS AT BISHOP BLANCHET HIGH SCHOOL 2004 graduate of Bishop Blanchet High School…four-year letterwinner and two-year team captain in basketball…McDonald's All-America nominee…Seattle Times Athlete of the Year runner-up…2004 Seattle Times Scholar Athlete…as senior, averaged 18 points and led her squad to fifth place finish at 2004 3A state tournament…first-team all-state, all-district and All-Metro League selection that same season…named to HISTORY state All-Freshman team and was state freshman MVP…played for Yakima Elite (2001-05) and Seattle Magic (1998-2000)…also a four-year letterwinner in softball and soccer…two-year softball captain and one-year soccer captain…two-time all-league selection in softball. PERSONAL POSTSEASON Michelle Lynn Augustavo…daughter of Lynn and John…has two brothers Ernie and Willie and a sister, Mandy …uncle Phil Augustavo and cousin Jenny Augustavo both attended UW…uncle Dave Augustavo played soccer at Seattle University…cousin Stephanie Augustavo plays volleyball at South Florida…hobbies include fishing, snow-mobiling and being with her family…was an honor roll student all four years in high school…is majoring in English. UW ATHLETICS Augustavo’s Career Statistics Year G/S FG–FGA PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT FT–FTA PCT REB AVG PF– D A– TO TP AVG BK– ST MIN 2004-05* 15/1 17-73 .233 8-47 .170 6-10 .600 33 2.2 25-0 11-14 48 3.2 4-11 210 2005-06* 15/15 45-135 .333 24-77 .312 14-14 1.000 46 3.1 35-1 15-24 128 8.5 1-11 294 2007-08 30/2 55-183 .301 46-150 .307 16-19 .842 62 2.1 37-1 52-34 172 5.7 3-13 476 TOTALS 60/18 117-391 .299 78-274 .285 36-43 .837 141 2.4 97-2 78-72 348 5.8 8-35 980 *-stats from the University of San Diego 11 MEET THE HUSKIES • Returners Returners • MEET THE HUSKIES #14 HEIDI MCNEILL FORWARD 6-3 • Senior • Oak Harbor, Wash. • Oak Harbor OUTLOOK CAREER HIGHS Points ...................................10 vs. Idaho, Nov. 23, 2007 Rebounds...........7 twice, last vs. Idaho, Nov. 23, 2007 Assists ............ 1, nine times, last at USC, Feb. 8, 2008 PLAYERS Steals ......................................2, at UCLA, Feb. 10, 2008 FG Made ..............................4, vs. Idaho, Nov. 23, 2007 FG Attempted .. 8, twice, last vs. Idaho, Nov. 23, 2007 3-Pt. FG Made ..................... 1, three times, last vs. Cal . ............................................................March 3, 2008 COACHES 3-Pt. FG Att. 2, three times, last vs. Pepperdine, Dec. 4, 2007 FT Made ...............................4, at Hawaii, Nov. 16, 2007 FT Attempted........................5, vs. Idaho, Nov. 23, 2007 Getting To Know Heidi… UW HOOPS The best thing about being a Husky is .......being able to play in front of my family and .........................................................................................living in the Pacific Northwest! Nickname ..........................................................................................................Heids or Sassy I chose Washington because ................it was close to family and I loved the team and ..................................................................................................................................location
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