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2003-04 opponents QUICK FACTS Location ............................................................. Storrs, CT Founded ................................................................... 1881 Nickname ...................................................Huskies, UConn Enrollment ............................................................. 23,419 Colors ......................... National Flag Blue (Navy) and White Conference ............................................................ Big East Arena/Capacity ..................... Hartford Civic Center/16,294 Press Row # .............................................. (860) 486-2896 Cedrick W. Baker Tiffany Stephens Head Coach Forward BASKETBALL FACTS Head Coach ............................................. Geno Auriemma SAVANNAH STATE Record at School/Years ..................................... 501-99/18 Sun., November 23, Tallahassee, Fla. Career Record/Years ........................................ 501-99/18 Office Phone ............................................. (860) 486-4756 QUICK FACTS Assistant Coaches .. Tonya Cordoza, Chris Dailey, Jamelle Elliot Location ...................................................... Savannah, GA Founded ................................................................... 1890 SPORTS INFORMATION Nickname ................................................................. Tigers Office Phone ............................................. (860) 486-3531 Enrollment ............................................................... 2,600 Fax Number ............................................. (860) 486-5085 Colors ......................................................... Blue & Orange Basketball Contact ....................................................... TBA Conference ..................................................... Independent Email Address .............................................................. NA Arena/Capacity .....................................Tiger Arena/5,000 Home Phone ................................................................ NA Press Row # .............................................. (912) 353-3178 Website ......................................... www.UconnHuskies.com BASKETBALL FACTS TEAM INFORMATION Head Coach ..............................................Cedric W. Baker 2002-03 Record ................................................ 37-1/16-0 Record at School/Years ......................................... First Year Conference Record/Finish ..................................... 16-0/1st Career Record/Years ...................................... 192-113/10 Starters Returning/Lost ................................................. 5/0 TE UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Office Phone ............................................. (912) 353-5274 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ 11/0 A Assistant Coach ................................ Sharmonique McDaniel Top Returning Scorer ................ G/F, Diana Taurasi, 17.9 ppg Top Returning Rebounder ............ G/F, Diana Taurasi, 6.1 rpg SPORTS INFORMATION Top Newcomers ..........................................C, Liz Sherwood Office Phone ............................................. (912) 356-2446 Fax Number ............................................. (912) 353-3073 Basketball Contact ................................... Lee Grant Pearson Email Address ................................... [email protected] Home Phone ............................................. (912) 232-5972 Website ....................................................................... NA TEAM INFORMATION 2003-2004 FLORIDA ST 2002-03 Record ......................................................... 6-22 Conference Record/Finish ............................................. NA Starters Returning/Lost ................................................. 5/0 Sandy Botham Maria Viall Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................................... 6/4 Head Coach Center Top Returning Scorer ..................................................... NA Top Returning Rebounder ............................................... NA UW-MILWAUKEE Sat., November 29, Tallahassee, Fla. QUICK FACTS Location ..................................................... Milwaukee, WI Founded ................................................................... 1885 Nickname ............................................................. Panthers Enrollment ............................................................. 25,059 Colors ........................................................ Black and Gold Conference .................................................Horizon League Arena/Capacity ................................ Klotsche Center/5,000 Geno Auriemma Diana Taurasi Press Row # ................................................................. NA Head Coach Guard/Forward BASKETBALL FACTS CONNECTICUT Head Coach ................................................ Sandy Botham Tues., November 25, Hartford, CT Record at School/Years ....................................... 112-84/7 86 2003-04 opponents Career Record/Years .......................................... 134-88/8 Office Phone ............................................. (414) 229-4405 Assistant Coaches ......................... Joe Conroy, Lea Robinson, and Nicole Luchsinger SPORTS INFORMATION Office Phone ............................................. (414) 229-4593 Fax Number ............................................. (414) 229-6759 Basketball Contact .......................................... Bret Seymour Email Address ..................................... [email protected] Kathy Delaney- Hana Peljto Home Phone ............................................. (414) 305-5987 Smith Forward Website .......................................... www.uwmpanthers.com Head Coach HARVARD TEAM INFORMATION Sun., November 30, Tallahassee, Fla. 2002-03 Record ....................................................... 15-13 Conference Record/Finish ....................................... 11-5/2 QUICK FACTS Starters Returning/Lost ................................................. 4/1 Location .................................................... Cambridge, MA Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................................... 7/4 Founded ................................................................... 1636 Top Returning Scorer ....................... C, Maria Viall, 18.1 ppg Nickname ............................................................. Crimson Top Returning Rebounder ................. C, Maria Viall, 10.3 rpg Enrollment ............................................................... 6,671 Top Newcomers .................................... G,Aubrey Hampton; Colors ......................................... Crimson, Black and White G/F, Kiley Johnson; G,Beth Reckelberg Conference ....................................................... ECAC, IVY FLORIDA ST 2003-2004 Arena/Capacity ...............................Lavietes Pavilion/2,195 Press Row # .............................................. (617) 495-5894 BASKETBALL FACTS Head Coach ........................................Kathy Delaney-Smith Record at School/Years ................................... 319-229/21 Career Record/Years ...................................... 319-229/21 Office Phone ............................................. (617) 495-2214 Assistant Coaches ....Stacey Connors, Liz Kelly and Bri Facteau A Carey Green Katie Feenstra SPORTS INFORMATION TE UNIVERSITY Head Coach Center Office Phone ............................................. (617) 495-2206 Fax Number ............................................. (617) 495-2130 LIBERTY Basketball Contact .......................................Kevin Anderson Sun., November 30, Tallahassee, Fla. Email Address ............................. [email protected] Home Phone ............................................. (617) 495-2206 QUICK FACTS Website ...................................... www.athletics.harvard.edu Location ...................................................... Lynchburg, VA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Founded ................................................................... 1971 TEAM INFORMATION Nickname ........................................................Lady Flames 2002-03 Record ......................................................... 22-5 Enrollment ............................................................... 8,500 Conference Record/Finish ..................................... 14-0/1st Colors ................................................. Red, White and Blue Starters Returning/Lost ................................................. 5/0 Conference ..........................................................Big South Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................................ 11/1 Arena/Capacity ....................................Vines Center/9,000 Top Returning Scorer ........................F, Hana Peljto, 21.3 ppg Press Row # .............................................. (484) 582-7451 Top Returning Rebounder .................... F, Hana Peljto, 9.8 rpg Top Newcomers ...... F, Christiana Lackner and G, Kyle Dalton BASKETBALL FACTS Head Coach ...................................................Carey Green Record at School/Years ......................................... 90-32/4 Career Record/Years ............................................ 90-32/4 Office Phone ............................................. (434) 582-2907 Assistant Coaches .........................Chris Carroll, Kelley Deyo, and Heather
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