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0405 Hoopw Guide P001-016.Pmd TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION THIS IS CAL Quick Facts ................................................... 2 University of California .................... 106-107 Pac-10 TV Games ......................................... 2 Haas Pavilion ..................................... 108-109 Media Information/Travel ............................. 3 Haas Pavilion Records .............................. 110 2004-05 Cal Roster ....................................... 4 Bear Backers/Development ....................... 111 Marketing .................................................. 112 CALIFORNIA OUTLOOK Notable Cal Alumni .................................. 113 Campus Life .............................................. 114 Season Outlook ......................................... 6-8 Campus Administration ............................ 115 Athletic Director ....................................... 116 COACHING STAFF Medical Program ....................................... 117 Head Coach Caren Horstmeyer ............ 10-11 Strength and Conditioning ......................... 118 Associate Head Coach Sunny Smallwood .. 12 Community Service ................................... 119 Assistant Coach Kirsten McKnight ........... 13 Athletic Study Center ....................... 120-121 Assistant Coach Camille Burkes ................ 14 Top 10 Reasons To Attend Cal ............... 122 Basketball Support Staff ....................... 15-16 2003-04 Cal Athletic Highlights ............... 123 Cal Traditions ............................................ 124 Pac-10 Conference .................................... 125 PLAYER PROFILES Bay Area ................................................... 126 Khadijah Coakley .................................. 18-19 Media Outlets ........................................... 127 Emmelie Geraedts .................................. 20-21 Broadcast Roster ....................................... 128 Leigh Gregory ........................................ 22-23 Cal Schedule .............................................. BC Kristin Iwanaga ..................................... 24-25 Keanna Levy ......................................... 26-27 Sarah Pool .............................................. 28-29 Jacqueline Sanchez ................................ 30-31 Jacqueline Sanchez (left), Keanna Levy Kiki Williams ......................................... 32-33 and Reneé Wright Reneé Wright ......................................... 34-35 In memory of Alisa Lewis .......................... 36 CALIFORNIA RECORDS Seda Erdogan ............................................... 37 AND HONORS Krista Foster ............................................... 38 Jessica Lawson ............................................ 39 Team Records .............................................. 80 Kelly O’Connell .......................................... 40 Individual Records ...................................... 81 Brio Rode .................................................... 41 Career Records ............................................ 82 Aminata Soumaré ........................................ 42 Season Records ............................................ 83 Yearly Individual Leaders ..................... 84-85 Yearly Team Stats and Leaders ............ 86-87 2004-05 OPPONENTS The Last Time ............................................. 88 Navy/Saint Mary’s ..................................... 44 100-Point Games/Overtime ........................ 89 Long Beach State/Hampton ........................ 45 Single Game Bests ....................................... 90 Rainbow Wahine Classic ............................. 46 1,000-Point Club ......................................... 91 Georgia/Hawaii/Idaho .................................. 46 Awards .................................................. 92-93 Michigan State/Santa Clara/TCU/Utah ....... 47 Bears in the Pros ......................................... 94 Contra Costa Times Classic/CSUN ............ 48 Pepperdine/Tennessee Tech ....................... 49 CALIFORNIA HISTORY Cal Tournament History ....................... 50-51 Arizona/Arizona State ................................ 52 All-time Coaches ......................................... 96 Oregon/Oregon State ................................... 53 Postseason ................................................... 96 Stanford/UCLA ........................................... 54 All-time Letterwinners ................................ 97 USC/Washington ......................................... 55 Series Records ............................................. 98 Washington State/2004 Pac-10 Tournament ... 56 All-time Results .................................. 99-104 Emmelie Geraedts Pac-10 Tournament History/Records ......... 57 Cal vs. Pac-10 Opponents .................... 58-59 2005 NCAA Tournament ........................... 60 CREDITS The 2004-05 California Women’s Basketball Media Guide was written and edited by Debbie 2003-04 IN REVIEW Rosenfeld-Caparaz, Assistant Media Relations Director. Composition and design by John 2003-04 Cal Notes ...................................... 62 Dunbar, Publications Director and Evan Kerr, Publications Coordinator. Photography (in 2003-04 Results/Statistics .................... 63-67 alphabetical order) by Berry A Evams III, Ken DeCrosta, John Dunbar, Tom Hauck, Michael 2003-04 Pac-10 In Review .................... 68-70 Pimentel, John Todd and Russ Wright, among others. Photos of WNBA players courtesy of 2003-04 Box Scores .............................. 71-77 WNBA Photos. Printing by U.C. Printing Services, Berkeley, CA. Cal 2003-04 Senior Bios ............................. 78 2004-05 California Basketball Media Guide 1 QUICK FACTS/TV SCHEDULE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL OFFICE Head Coach ................................ Caren Horstmeyer (Santa Clara, 1984) Record at Cal ................................................................... 41-73 (4 years) Career Record ............................................................ 262-197 (16 years) Associate Head Coach ................................................ Sunny Smallwood (Boise State, 1983), 1st year at Cal Assistant Coach ......................................................... Kirsten McKnight BEAR FACTS (Oregon, 1998), 4th year at Cal Assistant Coach .............................................................. Camille Burkes Location .................................................................. Berkeley, CA 94720 (Wisconsin, 1996), 5th year at Cal Founded ............................................................................................ 1868 Dir. of Basketball Operations ............................................. Carol Alfano Enrollment ..................................................................................... 33,000 Office Phone ...................................................................... 510-642-9448 Conference ................................................................................ Pacific-10 WBB Fax ........................................................................... 510-643-5021 Nickname ............................................................................ Golden Bears Mailing Address ...................... 129 Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, CA 94720 Colors .................................................................................. Blue & Gold Chancellor ..................................................................... Robert Birgeneau MEDIA RELATIONS OFFICE Athletic Director .............................................................. Sandy Barbour Senior Woman Administrator ........................................... Teresa Kuehn Exec. Associate AD/Communications ..................................... Bob Rose Arena (capacity) ............................ Walter A. Haas Jr. Pavilion (11,877) Assistant Athletic Director ............................................. Herb Benenson Press Row ....................................................................... (510) 642-3098 Assistant Directors .................... Debbie Rosenfeld-Caparaz, Scott Ball 2003-04 Overall Record .................................................................. 12-17 Publications Director .......................................................... John Dunbar Pac-10 Record (Place) ............................................................. 4-14 (9th) Publications Assistant ............................................................ Evan Kerr Starters Returning/Lost ....................................................................... 3/2 (Lost: Nihan Anaz and LaTasha O’Keith) Women’s Basketball Contact ................. Debbie Rosenfeld-Caparaz Letterwinners Returning/Lost ............................................................. 9/5 Office Phone ................................................................ 510-642-3611 (Lost: Nihan Anaz, Alisa Lewis, LaTasha O’Keith, SID Fax ........................................................................ 510-643-7778 Julia Numair and Olga Volkova) Email ............................................................ [email protected] Newcomers ............................................................................................. 6 Athletic Web Page .............................................. www.CalBears.com Roster Breakdown ......................................................................... 5/2/3/5 Mailing Address ................ 353 Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, CA 94720 2004-05 PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FOX SPORTS NET TELEVISION
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