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FIGHTING SIOUX Women's Basketball 2009-10 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA FIGHTING SIOUX WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 2008-09 sCHeDULe/ResULTS Game notes • FeB 25-27, 2010 October 29 Jamestown College (exh.) W, 85-56 november noRtH Dakota Fighting Sioux (12-13, 7-1 GWC) 04 Minnesota, Crookston (exh.) W, 74-56 13 Green Bay L, 56-74 vs. 15 at Wisconsin L, 43-68 18 Wyoming L, 59-85 23 at New Mexico State W, 57-50 CHICaGo STATE Cougars (10-17, 5-4 GWC) 25 at Gonzaga L, 46-85 29 Ball state L, 77-89 December Thursday, February 25, 2010 • Emil and Patricia Jones Convocation Center (7,000) • Chicago, Ill. 02 at Western Kentucky L, 46-71 07 Mayville state W, 75-51 UnD RaDIo: 100.3 FM (CatCountry) • WeB aUDIo: FightingSioux.com 09 at Arizona State L, 43-67 13 at Drake L, 58-70 WeB aUDIo/VIDeo: FightingSioux.com (CSU USTREAM) • LIVe STATS: FightingSioux.com 18 Northern arizona W, 69-55 28 vs. Texas Tech# L, 61-81 teLeVIsIon: None available 29 Long Island# L, 62-83 January 02 Toledo L, 59-74 04 at Eastern Michigan L, 65-76 noRtH Dakota Fighting Sioux (12-13, 7-1 GWC) 08 Seattle W, 66-50 vs. 14 at Utah Valley* W, 84-71 16 at South Dakota* w, 54-51 23 South Dakota* (Rea) L, 57-72 nJIt Highlanders (10-13, 4-2 GWC) 28 at Texas-Pan American* W, 63-47 30 at Houston Baptist* W, 75-53 February 13 Chicago state* W, 76-59 Saturday, February 27, 2010 • Estelle and Zoom Fleisher Athletic Center (1,500) • Newark, N.J. 16 at Seattle W, 66-42 20 Utah Valley* W, 68-57 UnD RaDIo: 100.3 FM (CatCountry) • WeB aUDIo: FightingSioux.com 23 NJIt* W, 69-44 WeB aUDIo/VIDeo: None available • LIVe STATS: FightingSioux.com 25 at Chicago State* 5 p.m. 27 at NJIT* 1 p.m. teLeVIsIon: None available march 04 Houston Baptist* 6 p.m. 06 Texas-Pan american* 1 p.m. UP neXt FoR noRtH DAKOTA 10-13 at Great West Conference Tour.! TBA Looking to extend its winning-streak to seven games and solidify the top position in the Great Home games listed in BOLD West Conference, the University of North Dakota will embark on its final road trip of the regular * denotes Great West Conference games season. Up first for the Fighting Sioux is Chicago State. The Sioux and the Cougars will go head- # Tulane DoubleTree Classic to-head starting at 1 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 25 at the Emil and Patricia Jones Convocation ! Great West Conference Championships Center in Chicago, Ill. UND will then take on NJIT for the second time in five days. Gametime with the Highlanders is slated for 1 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 27 at the Estelle and Zoom Fleisher Women’s BasketBaLL ContaCt Athletic Center in Newark, N.J. assistant media Relations Director. Christy Kramer kramer’s email. [email protected] kramer’s office Phone. (701) 777-4210 NOTInG tHe FIGHtInG sIoUX kramer’s Cell Phone . (320) 226-2420 kramer’s office Fax . .(701) 777-4352 The University of North Dakota extended its winning-streak to six games after picking up a 69- amR mailing address. .Athletic Media Relations Office 44 Great West Conference victory over first-time foe NJIT in front of a home crowd. Four players University of North Dakota registered double-digits for the Fighting Sioux with senior kayla Bagaason (G, Clearbrook, Hyslop Sports Center Room 120 MInn.) leading the pack with a game-high 20 points. For the first time the season, UND shot 2751 2nd Avenue North, Stop 9013 Grand Forks, ND 58202-9013 above 50 percent in all areas. NORTH DAKOTA (12-13, 7-1 GWC) CHICAGO STATE (10-17, 5-4 GWC) PROBABLE stARTERS PROBABLE stARTERS PLayer POS FG% Ft% RPG PPG PLayer POS FG% Ft% RPG PPG 31 Kayla Bagaason G .399 .833 3.9 14.2 22 Courtney Waldon F .428 .821 5.8 13.9 14 Mallory Youngblut G .399 .824 6.8 11.8 15 Alyssa Waldon G .373 .878 2.1 10.9 03 Whitney Ledger F .479 .726 6.5 10.2 31 Laureen Pierson F .582 .540 3.2 6.0 01 Jossy Bergan G .346 .824 2.4 9.1 14 Natalie Marlowe G/F .413 .800 3.9 5.3 21 Corey Lof F .400 .809 5.1 5.4 21 Janay Dockery G/F .346 .683 3.6 5.0 NORTH DAKOTA RESERVES PLayer POS FG% Ft% RPG PPG CHICAGO STATE RESERVES 02 Alys Seay G .398 .549 3.6 5.2 41 Shyla Kuehl F .273 818 3.0 3.2 PLayer POS FG% Ft% RPG PPG 11 Nicole Smart G .321 .667 1.0 2.8 03 Tressa Beckel F .466 .580 2.5 5.9 12 Carly Rothfusz G .221 .667 1.1 2.0 44 Elana Wroten C .448 .590 4.3 5.2 24 Katie Houdek F .200 .833 2.0 1.2 00 Caila Desroches C .360 .603 3.5 4.7 15 Ashley Privratsky G -- -- -- -- 23 Nicole Clark F .257 .389 2.0 1.3 Kate Sharkova F -- -- -- -- 10 Caneka Davis G .000 .250 0.0 0.1 WE ARE 1. WE ARE NORTH DAKOTA. 2009-10 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA FIGHTING SIOUX WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES February 25, 2010 • at Chicago state • 5 p.m. & February 27, 2010 • at nJIt • 1 p.m. UND’S RECORD WHEN... NJIT (10-13, 5-2 GWC) PROBABLE stARTERS RECORD 08-09 09-10 Overall . .18-11. 12-13 Great West Conference. .N/A. .7-1 PLayer POS FG% Ft% RPG PPG At home. 13-0. 6-5 25 Jessica Gerald G .338 .764 2.2 16.1 On road. 4-9. .6-6 Neutral site. .1-2. .0-2 51 Taiwo Oyelola F .419 744 6.5 10.0 Games following a win. 10-6. 6-3 52 Kehinde Oyelola F .348 .647 5.2 7.5 Games following a loss. .7-5. 6-10 13 Ivana Seric F .377 .571 6.0 7.1 10 Melanie Griffin G .369 .571 2.3 6.8 SCORE 08-09 09-10 Games going into overtime. .0-1. .0-0 Games decided by 5 points or less . 0-2. .1-0 NJIT RESERVES Leading at halftime . 17-1. 12-1 Trailing at halftime. 1-9. 0-12 PLayer POS FG% Ft% RPG PPG Tied at halftime. .0-1. .0-0 Score fewer than 50 points . .0-3. .0-4 01 Rayven Johnson G .277 .830 4.9 4.6 Score 50+ points. .18-8. 12-9 14 Kaite Piekielski G .414 .833 2.5 3.7 Score 60+ points. .18-8. 10-5 12 Kimberly Dweck G .225 .750 1.0 1.2 Score 70+ points. .15-5. 4-1 Score 80+ points. .11-1. 1-0 11 Emily Schartner G .208 .500 0.8 1.1 Score 90+ points. 8-0. .0-0 31 Maria Sanchez F .353 .750 1.7 1.3 Score 100+ points. .2-0. .0-0 03 Jelena Zoric G .000 .000 0.0 0.0 Opponent scores fewer than 50 points. 3-0. .3-0 Opponent scores 50+ points. .15-11. 9-13 Opponent scores 60+ points. 8-9. 1-13 Opponent scores 70+ points. 3-6. 1-11 Bagaason leads the Sioux averaging 14.2 ppg Opponent scores 80+ points. 0-3. .0-5 Opponent scores 90+ points. 0-0. .0-0 overall and 17.5 ppg against GWC opponents. taLe oF tHe taPe Opponent scores 100+ points. .0-1. .0-0 She is shooting a team-best .418 (66-for-158) (Per game averages) SHOOTING 08-09 09-10 at three-point range and is second on the UnD CsU NJIt Shoot 50% or higher. .7-3. .2-0 team shooting .833 (35-for-42) at the free Shoot less than 50%. 10-8. 10-13 Better FG% than opponent. 16-6. 10-0 throw line. 62.2 Scoring 61.9 58.4 Lower FG% than opponent. .1-5. 2-12 Opponent shoots better than 50%. .0-2. .0-5 -2.8 Scoring Margin -4.6 -3.8 Opponent shoots less than 50%. 18-9. 12-8 Bagaason is currently on a nine-game, Make 8 or more 3-pointers. .7-2. .6-4 37.9% Field Goal Pct. 41.3% 35.1% Make 7 or fewer 3-pointers. 11-9. 6-9 double-figure streak and has scored at least 20 points in four of the last five games. She 35.1% 3-PT Field Goal Pct. 38.6% 27.2% REBOUNDING 08-09 09-10 Out-rebound opponent. 17-2. 9-1 hasn’t missed a free throw since the Dec. 13, 75.4% Free Throw Pct. 64.8% 71.5% Out-rebounded by opponent. 1-9. 2-12 2009 game at Drake and is averaging 14.6 ppg 35.4 Rebounds 35.0 36.8 Rebounds are equal. .0-0. .1-0 (17.5 ppg GWC) on the road. TURNOVERS 08-09 09-10 -1.5 Rebounding Margin -0.1 -1.9 Fewer turnovers than opponent. 14-1. 7-4 More turnovers than opponent . 4-8. .5-8 Junior mallory youngblut (G, Davenport, 0.7 Assist/Turnover Ratio 0.7 0.6 Turnovers are equal. 0-2. .0-1 Iowa) sits behind Bagaason averaging 11.8 Freshman nicole smart (G, Ada, Minn.) has ppg overall and 14.3 ppg in the Great West. RECORD BY DAY 08-09 09-10 tallied at least one three-pointer in the last On Mondays.
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