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1 2009-10 Media Guide Colorado State Basketball Quick Facts Table TABLE OF CONTENTS | QUICK fACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS This is Colorado State History and Tradition General Information 1................................................................Table of Contents/Quick Facts 74-77 ............................................................................ Postseason Play Location ..................................................................Fort Collins, Colo. 2.........................................................................................Media Roster 78-79 ...........................................................Conference Championships Founded ......................................................................................1870 4-5 ..................................................................Colorado State University 80-81 ................................................................................All-Americans Enrollment ...............................................................................25,413 6-7 ..............................................................................Fort Collins, Colo. 82.............................................................................. Players in the Pros Nickname .................................................................................. Rams 8-9 .................................................................................Ram Academics Colors ........................................................................ Green and Gold 10-11 .................................................................................New Facilities Record Book Elevation .............................................................................5,004 feet 12.........................................................................................Moby Arena 84....................................................................................Career Records Arena (Capacity) .................................................Moby Arena (8,745) 13..............................................................Women’s Basketball Facilities 85-86 ................................................................. Single-Season Records Conference...............................................Mountain West Conference 14..............................................................Colorado State Home Venues 87-88 ....................................................................Single-Game Records President ............................................................. Dr. Antony A. Frank 15...................................................................................Media Exposure 89........................................................................Miscellaneous Records Director of Athletics ................................................... Paul Kowalczyk 16.......................................................................... Distinguished Alumni 90-91 ..............................................................................Award Winners Assoc. A.D./SWA ..................................................Christine Susemihl 17............................................................................Athletic Hall of Fame 92....................................................................................All-Time Roster Faculty Representative ............................................... Jackie Hartman 18...........................................................................Community Outreach 93................................................................. All-Time Coaching Records Athletic Department Phone .......................................... 970/491-3350 94-97 ..................................................................... Year-by-Year Results Athletic Website .................................................www.CSURams.com Staff Press Row Phone ........................................................ 970/491-3981 20-21 ................................................................Head Coach Kristen Holt Media Information 22................................................................... Assistant Coach Dick Lien 100...............................................................................Media Guidelines Coaching Staff Information 23.............................................................Assistant Coach Taylor Steven 101.........................................................................Media Relations Staff Head Coach 24...................................................... Women’s Basketball Support Staff 102........................................................................... Visiting Fort Collins Kristen Holt ...............................................Second Year (Ohio, ‘93) 25.............................................Colorado State University Head Coaches 103............................................................... Mountain West Conference Record at CSU .......................................... 10-21 (Second Season) 26-27 ............................................. Director of Athletics Paul Kowalczyk 104.................................................................................... Media Outlets Career Record ...............................................21-37 (Two Seasons) 28-29 ......................................................Colorado State University Staff Assistant Coaches Dick Lien ...............................................Third Year (Moorhead State, ‘65) Student-Athletes Taylor Steven ................................... First Year (Wichita State, ‘08) 32-33 ............................................................................... Bonnie Barbee 34-35 .................................................................................Zoi Simmons Director of Basketball Operations 36-37 .......................................................................... Meghan Heimstra Matt Klein ......................................Third Year (Colorado State, ‘06) 38-39 ............................................................................... Kim Mestdagh Women’s Basketball Office ........................................... 970/491-6569 40-41 ...................................................................... Natalie van den Adel 42-43 .....................................................................Chatilla van Grinsven Team Information 44...........................................................................................Erin Cooke 2008-09 Record ........................................................................ 10-21 45...................................................................................Sara Hemmings 2008-09 MWC Record (Finish) .......................................... 4-12 (8th) 46........................................................................................... Kelly Bond 2008-09 Postseason Play .......................................................... None 47..................................................................................Chantel Kennedy All-Time Record ..........................................................495-483 (.506) 48.................................................................................Meixandra Porter NCAA Appearances (Record) ...................................................5 (5-5) 49...............................................................................Roster Breakdown Last NCAA Appearance ...............................................................2002 WNIT Appearances (Record) ...................................................3 (6-3) 2009-10 Outlook Last WNIT Appearance ...............................................................2004 52.....................................................................2009-10 Season Preview Starters Ret./Lost.......................................................................... 1/4 53-60 ................................................................... Opponent Information Letterwinners Ret./Lost ................................................................ 6/2 61...................................................................... All-Time Series Records On the cover (clockwise from top left): Chantel Kennedy, Chatilla van Grinsven, Erin 62................................................Series Results vs. 2009-10 Opponents Cooke, Natalie van den Adel, Meghan Heimstra, Meixandra Porter, Kelly Bond, Sara Hem- mings, Zoi Simmons, Kim Mestdagh, Bonnie Barbee. Photo by Thomas J. Waido Media Information Women’s Basketball SID ..........................................Danielle Marshall 2008-09 Review CREDITS Office Phone ................................................................ 970/491-6494 The 2009-10 Colorado State Women’s Basketball Media Guide was published by the Colorado Cell Phone.................................................................... 970/980-7353 64.................................................................................. 2008-09 Review State Department of Athletics. The guide is a product of the Colorado State media relations 65............................................................................... 2008-09 Statistics office. Prepress formatting, desktop layout, design, writing and research by assistant direc- E-Mail ..............................................danielle.marshall@colostate.edu 66-71 ......................................................................2008-09 Box Scores tor of media relations Danielle Marshall. Additional writing and research by student assistants FAX .............................................................................
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