WWISCONSINISCONSIN 2013-14 Women’s Basketball Record Book Radio/TV Roster Shannon Malone Taylor Wurtz AnnMarie Brown Nicole Bauman Morgan Paige 0 F • 6-1 • So. G • 6-0 • Grad. G/F • 6-0 • Jr. G • 5-10 • So. G • 5-9 • Sr. Flower Mound, Texas 2 Brandon, Wis. 3 St. Peter, Minn. 4 New Berlin, Wis. 5 Marion, Iowa 0 Marcus Ripon St. Peter Eisenhower Marion Dakota Whyte Tessa Cichy Daria Kryuchkova Malayna Johnson Michala Johnson 1 G • 5-8 • So. 2 G • 6-0 • So. 2 F • 6-3 • Sr. 2 F/C • 6-4 • Fr. 2 F • 6-3 • Jr. Toronto, Ontario Somerset, Wis. Moscow, Russia Bellwood, Ill. Bellwood, Ill. 0 Notre Dame 2 Hill-Murray 3 Jacksonville College 4 Montini 5 Montoni/ Catholic Connecticut Carly Truesdale Michaela Crall Jacki Gulczynski Cassie Rochel 3 G • 5-9 • Fr. 3 F • 6-3 • Fr. 3 F • 6-1 • Jr. 4 F/C • 6-4 • Sr. San Antonio, Texas Olathe, Kan. Carol Stream, Ill. Lakeville, Minn. 0 Westbury Christian 2 Northwest 5 Bartlett 3 Lakeville North Bobbie Kelsey Jayme Callahan Stacy Cantley Alysiah Bond Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Stanford, 1996 Missouri Southern St., 2002 UNC Wilmington, 1999 Ohio State, 1995 Third year Second year Third year Third year 2013-14WisconsinWomen’sBasketball The 2013-14 senior class of (clockwise from bottom left) Cassie Rochel, Daria Kryuchkova, Morgan Paige and Taylor Wurtz will lead the Badgers this season. TableTbl of fC Contents t t Head Coach Bobbie Kelsey .................................................2 Kohl Center Records .........................................................77 Assistant Coaches ...............................................................5 UW Field House Records ..................................................78 Support Staff ......................................................................7 Attendance ........................................................................79 Meet the Badgers ................................................................9 2013-14 Big Ten Opponents .............................................80 Honor Roll ........................................................................27 2013-14 Non-Conference Opponents ...............................87 National Honors ................................................................29 Record vs. Opponents ......................................................90 1,000-Plus Point Scorers ..................................................30 UW Coaching Records ......................................................95 Wisconsin’s Most Valuable Players ..................................41 Year-by-Year Results ........................................................96 Academic Honorees ..........................................................43 All-time Letterwinners .....................................................103 Single Game Records .......................................................44 Wisconsin’s Tournament History ....................................107 Overtime Games ...............................................................49 All-Time Big Ten Results ................................................108 The Last Time ...................................................................51 Big Ten Tournament History ...........................................110 Season Records ................................................................52 Big Ten Tournament Records .........................................113 Year-by-Year Statistics .....................................................62 Post-Season History .......................................................115 Year-by-Year Leaders .......................................................64 NCAA Tournament Records ............................................117 Career Records .................................................................66 WNIT Tournament Records ............................................119 Individual Career History ..................................................68 All-time Post-Season Leaders .........................................120 Freshman Records ............................................................71 2012-13 in Review ..........................................................121 Wisconsin vs. Ranked Opponents ....................................73 2013-14 Big Ten Composite ...........................................125 Century Games .................................................................74 Follow the Badgers .........................................................128 Wisconsin on TV ...............................................................75 Media Information ..........................................................129 Wisconsin in the Polls ......................................................76 2013-14 Roster/Quick Facts ...........................................130 1 CoachBobbieKelsey UW records have become a matter of fact under Kelsey as the Badgers set six school records in 2011-12 and 13 UW “We expect our program to single-game or season marks in 2012-13, including the school record for free throw make a major leap forward percentage two straight seasons. this season. With the return Individual awards have also come of our leading offensive threat to the Badgers under Kelsey with Tay- lor Wurtz and Anya Covington earning in Taylor Wurtz as well as the All-Big Ten honors in 2012 while Morgan return of AnnMarie Brown Paige and Jacki Gulczynski were honored and the addition of Michala in 2013. Johnson, our team will Kelsey came to Wisconsin after four seasons as an assistant at top-ranked definitely compete for a Big Stanford. The Cardinal compiled a 137- Ten championship. We are not 14 (.907) record, including a 69-3 (.958) afraid to challenge ourselves mark in Pac-10 conference play, and to achieve the highest level of advanced to the Final Four each year during her time there. Stanford’s streak success. It is truly an exciting of four-straight Final Fours is tied for the time to be a Badger.” second-longest streak in NCAA history. Prior to Kelsey’s arrival, Stanford had not advanced to the Final Four since 1997. “This program has excellent support, n her two seasons at Wisconsin, Bob- terrific resources and Madison is a won- “I am thrilled to be able to welcome bie Kelsey has been building a pro- derful community,” Kelsey said. “It can Bobbie to the Badger family,” Wisconsin Igram the right way. By playing exciting be a great program and my intention and Director of Athletics Barry Alvarez said on basketball against some of the best teams goal is to make it a great program.” the hiring of Kelsey. “Her record of suc- in the nation, the Badgers are beginning In addition to coaching at Stanford cess everywhere she has been speaks for to attract attention across the country. under Hall of Fame head coach Tara itself. I was obviously very impressed with In her first two seasons, Kelsey’s VanDerveer for the last four seasons, her resume and was convinced she was Badgers have played one of the toughest Kelsey was a four-year letterwinner at the right person for the job once I got the schedules in the nation. UW had the 15th Stanford from 1992-96. She helped the chance to meet with her in person. She toughest schedule in 2012-13, playing Cardinal to three Final Four appearances has a definite plan for how to bring suc- 18 games against post-season teams. in five years as a player, including the cess to our women’s basketball team and Kelsey’s team upset No. 8 Penn State at 1992 NCAA championship. Kelsey was a the knowledge and enthusiasm to execute home in 2013 and also won a game in team co-captain in 1995 and 1996, voted that plan.” the Big Ten tournament for the first time the team’s Most Inspirational Player in Stanford completed its 2010-11 sea- since 2010. Even though their record 1992 and 1996, and named the team’s son with yet another Final Four appear- did not show it, the Badgers improved most improved player in 1993. ance. The Cardinal finished with a 33-3 tremendously in her second year on the record, falling to Texas A&M on a lay-up bench, losing 11 games by single digits. Kelsey’s Coaching Record Year University Position Record Conference Finish Post-Season 2012-13 Wisconsin Head Coach 12-19 Big Ten 11th/3-13 2011-12 Wisconsin Head Coach 9-20 Big Ten T9th/5-11 2010-11 Stanford Assistant Coach 33-3 Pac-10 1st/18-0 NCAA Final Four 2009-10 Stanford Assistant Coach 36-2 Pac-10 1st/18-0 NCAA Runner-up 2008-09 Stanford Assistant Coach 33-5 Pac-10 1st/17-1 NCAA Final Four 2007-08 Stanford Assistant Coach 35-4 Pac-10 1st/16-2 NCAA Runner-up 2006-07 Virginia Tech Assistant Coach 19-15 Atlantic Coast 7th/6-8 WNIT Sweet 16 2005-06 Virginia Tech Assistant Coach 21-10 Atlantic Coast T6th/6-8 NCAA Second Round 2004-05 Virginia Tech Assistant Coach 17-12 Atlantic Coast 7th/6-8 NCAA First Round 2003-04 Western Carolina Assistant Coach 14-17 Southern 6th/10-10 2002-03 Western Carolina Assistant Coach 21-7 Southern 2nd/14-4 2001-02 Evansville Assistant Coach 15-15 Missouri Valley 9-9 2000-01 Evansville Assistant Coach 13-15 Missouri Valley 5-13 1999-00 Florida Assistant Coach 21-13 Southeastern T6th/6-8 WNIT Runner-up 1998-99 Florida Assistant Coach 19-14 Southeastern T8th/6-8 NCAA First Round 1996-97 Boise State Assistant Coach 9-17 Big West 4th Eastern/7-7 2 in the final seconds in the national semifi- nal. Stanford earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament after going a perfect 18-0 in Pac-10 play and winning the con- ference tournament. “We are thrilled for Bobbie and for the opportunity she has earned at Wis- consin,” said VanDerveer, who