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St. John's University ST. JOHN’ S UNIVER SITY 123 2 0 0 9 - 1 0 ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY RED STORM WOMEN’ S B A S KETBALL ST. JOHN’ S UNIVER SITY TEAMS OF TRADITION 1982-83 RECORD: 28-6 BIG EAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS POSTSEASON: NCAA FIRST ROUND No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown (Previous School) 12 Jackie Smith So. G/F 5-9 Forest Hills, N.Y. (Forest Hills) 13 Anne Marie McNamee So. G 5-7 Breezy Point, N.Y. (Stella Maris) 20 Faye Gerald Jr. G 5-4 Pleasantville, N.J. (Pleasantville) 22 Janet Roos Jr. G 5-5 Flushing, N.Y. (St. Francis Prep) 25 Debbie Beckford Sr. G 5-9 Port Washington, N.Y. (Schreiber) 30 Patricia Leonard Jr. F 6-0 Brentwood, N.Y. (Brentwood) 33 Laura Williams-Martinez Sr. F 5-11 Kansas City, Mo. (Hickman Mills) 34 Lisa Scandaglia Jr. F 5-9 Yonkers, N.Y. (Lincoln) 35 Tara Nelson Sr. F 5-8 Floral Park, N.Y. (Maria Regina) 42 Ulrica Qvarnstrom So. C 6-2 Stockholm, Sweden (Kungsholmens Gymnasium) BIG EAST TOURNAMENT 44 Maureen Dillon So. G 5-8 Bayside, N.Y. (St. Francis Prep) 53 Dianne Pugh Sr. C 6-0 Miami, Fla. (Amityville Memorial) Quarterfinals, March 4, 1983: Defeated Seton Hall, 61-54 Semifinals, March 5, 1983: Defeated Georgetown, 69-58 Head Coach – Don Perrelli Finals, March 6, 1983: Defeated Providence, 74-63 Assistant Coach – Marnie Dacko NCAA TOURNAMENT First Round, March 13, 1983: Lost To Old Dominion, 86-62 1983-84 RECORD: 24-6 BIG EAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS POSTSEASON: NCAA FIRST ROUND No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown (Previous School) 12 Jackie Smith Jr. G/F 5-9 Forest Hills, N.Y. (Forest Hills) 13 Anne Marie McNamee Jr. G 5-7 Breezy Point, N.Y. (Stella Maris) 20 Faye Gerald Sr. G 5-4 Pleasantville, N.J. (Pleasantville) 22 Janet Roos Sr. G 5-5 Flushing, N.Y. (St. Francis Prep) 24 Barbara Rapp So. F 5-11 Pleasantville, N.J. (Pleasantville) 30 Patricia Leonard Sr. F 6-0 Brentwood, N.Y. (Brentwood) 34 Lisa Scandaglia Sr. F 5-9 Yonkers, N.Y. (Lincoln) 42 Ulrica Qvarnstrom Jr. C 6-2 Stockholm, Sweden (Kungsholmens Gymnasium) 44 Maureen Dillon Jr. G 5-8 Bayside, N.Y. (St. Francis Prep) Head Coach – Don Perrelli Assistant Coach – Marnie Dacko BIG EAST TOURNAMENT Quarterfinals, March 2, 1984: Defeated Providence, 68-52 Semifinals, March 3, 1984: Defeated Villanova, 63-48 Finals, March 4, 1984: Defeated Seton Hall, 66-46 NCAA TOURNAMENT First Round, March 16, 1984: Lost to North Carolina, 81-79 (OT) 124 2 0 0 9 - 1 0 ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY RED STORM WOMEN’ S B A S KETBALL ST. JOHN’ S UNIVER SITY 1987-88 RECORD: 22-10 BIG EAST TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS POSTSEASON: NCAA SECOND ROUND No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown (Previous School) 13 Nancy Taormina So. G 5-4 New York, N.Y. (Murry Bergtraum) 15 Lisa Smith Sr. G 5-8 Hempstead, N.Y. (Hempstead) 20 Edythe White Jr. G 5-5 Washington, D.C. (Regina) 21 Jane Burgess Sr. G 5-7 Warwick, R.I. (Warwick Veterans Memorial) 24 Kelli Murphy Fr. F 6-1 Central Square, N.Y. (Central) 25 Tanya Young So. G 5-9 Trenton, N.J. (Notre Dame) 30 Maureen Conley Jr. F 6-0 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Mt. Alvernia) 32 Sabrina Johnson So. G/F 5-10 New Haven, Conn. (Wilbur Cross) BIG EAST TOURNAMENT 33 Dawn Ednie So. C 6-2 Merrick, N.Y. (Holy Trinity) Quarterfinals, March 4, 1988: Defeated Providence, 71-64 35 Amy White Fr. F/C 6-0 Tucson, Ariz. (Salpointe Catholic) Semifinals, March 5, 1988: Defeated Pittsburgh, 93-73 40 Dolores Dixon Sr. F 5-10 Red Bank, N.J. (Red Bank) Finals, March 6, 1988: Defeated Syracuse, 74-72 (OT) 53 Brenda Ginaitt Jr. C 6-3 Warwick, R.I. (Warwick Veterans Memorial) 54 Dori Breen Jr. F 5-10 Clifton, N.J. (Clifton) NCAA TOURNAMENT Head Coach – Joe Mullaney, Jr. First Round, March 16, 1988: Defeated Fairfield, 83-70 Assistant Coaches – Rita Haywood, Carrie Seymour Second Round, March 19, 1988: Lost To Virginia, 85-64 2005-06 RECORD: 22-8 POSTSEASON: NCAA SECOND ROUND No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown (Previous School) 3 Angela Clark Jr. F 6-1 Copiague, N.Y. (Copiague) 5 Mercedes Dukes Sr. G 5-7 Bronx, N.Y. (Monsignor Scanlon) 10 Lisa Claxton Fr. G 5-6 Hempstead, N.Y.(Cardinal O’Hara) 12 Kia Wright Jr. G 5-8 Copiague, N.Y.(Copiague) 13 Tiina Sten So. G/F 6-1 Turku, Finland (Aurajoki) 20 Monique McLean Fr. G 5-11 Newport News, Va.(Bruton) 21 Dana Petersen Sr. G 5-9 Staten Island, N.Y. (St. Peter’s) NCAA TOURNAMENT 25 Tara Walker Sr. G 5-9 Jersey City, N.J. (Marist) 31 Greeba Barlow Sr. G 5-10 Columbia, Md. (River Hill) First Round, March 19, 2006: Defeated California, 78-68 33 Danielle Chambers Sr. F 6-0 Brooklyn, N.Y. (Bishop Loughlin) Second Round, March 21, 2006: Lost To Maryland, 81-74 45 Angel Tate Fr. F 6-2 Birmingham, Ala. (Wenonah) Head Coach – Kim Barnes Arico Assistant Coaches – Jonath Nicholas, Shannon Farley, Joe Tartamella Director of Basketball Operations – Jackie Smith Graduate Assistant – Tiffany Coll 125 2 0 0 9 - 1 0 ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY RED STORM WOMEN’ S B A S KETBALL ST. JOHN’ S UNIVER SITY GREAT NAMES IN ST. JOHN’S HISTORY Ling-Ling Hou Ling-Ling Hou, a 5-9 forward from Taipei, Taiwan, junior campaign against Brooklyn College on Dec. totaled 1,950 points in her illustrious four-year 22, 1978. That season she led the team with an career, making her the all-time leading scorer in St. 18.9 ppg average, totaling 604 for the year. She John’s history. In 1980, she recorded her 1,827th amassed a career-high 33 points against Fairfield career point, becoming the number-one scorer, on Jan. 27, 1979, which at the time was the high- male or female, in the University’s history, surpass- est total for a St. John’s player. Also that season ing Bob Zawoluk (1,826). Since 1980, only Chris Ling-Ling was selected to the EAIAW Large College Mullin and Malik Sealy have scored more points. Northeast Regional Team. In her senior campaign, As a freshman, in the 1976-77 season, Ling-Ling Ling-Ling once again led the team in scoring with a finished third on the team with 340 points for an 16.1 ppg average. She was named to the Kodak Di- 11.0 ppg average; she played in all of the team’s vision IA All-Regional team. Ling-Ling holds many 31 games that year. The following year she led the school records. Besides being the school’s all-time team in scoring, assists and steals. She averaged leading scorer with 1,950 points, she also holds 15.8 points a game, dished out 73 assists and the record for career field goals made (882), career had 66 steals. She scored a season-high 31 points field goals attempted (1695), career field goal in a win against Vermont on Mar. 3, 1978, in the percentage (70.0) and highest field goal percent- EAIAW Tournament. She was named Most Valuable age game (.917). She also ranks among the leaders Player in the New York State All-Star game, MVP in career scoring average (3rd), career steals (4th), in the annual Big Apple All-America Basketball All- career assists (13th) and career rebounds (14th). Star game and the Converse Shoot-Out Champion. Ling-Ling is a member of St. John’s Hall of Fame. Ling-Ling scored her 1,000th career point in her CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP FG-FGA FT-FTA REBS A S B PTS AVG 1976–77 31 159-301 22-37 121 55 50 4 340 11.0 1977–78 31 220-439 51-73 111 73 66 3 491 15.8 1978–79 32 271-529 62-79 147 54 57 4 604 18.9 1979–80 32 232-426 51-73 136 52 50 6 515 16.1 Totals 126 882-1695 186-252 515 234 223 17 1950 15.5 Sue Bretthauer that season rank second all-time for assists in a Sue Bretthauer was the first St. John’s women’s season. In the New York State Tournament for the basketball player to score 1,000 points in her Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women career. She currently ranks fifth on the school’s that season, Bretthauer poured in 61 points in all-time scoring list with 1,399 career points. three games and was voted the Most Valuable Bretthauer holds all the school records for steals as Player. In her junior year she led St. John’s to their she once grabbed 11 steals in a game vs. Manhat- first NYSAIAW Tournament title as she averaged tanville, totaled 173 steals in the 1975–76 season, 14.5 points a game. That season she was named to and for her career amassed 329 steals. She ranks the all-metropolitan team and several All-America second on the school’s career scoring list with a teams. She not only led the team in scoring that 15.54 average and second in assists with a career year but also had team highs with 219 assists total of 521. She was the Most Valuable Player and 98 steals. Bretthauer played in just 10 games for St. John’s her freshman season. In 1975–76, her senior year, averaging 9.7 per contest, and Bretthauer led the team to a 23-8 record with 16.5 still managed to finish third on the team with points a game on a 47 percent shooting average 50 assists.
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  • Table of Contents
    Table of Contents 2 Table of Contents 48 NCAA Tournament Records 3-5 LSU vs. SEC 49 NIT/AIAW/Regular Season Tourney Results 6 All-Time Record vs. Opponents 50 NCAA Final Four Recaps 7-10 Career 1,000-Point Scorers 51 AIAW Tournament Recap 10 Career Assist Leaders 52-58 NCAA Tournament Teams 11 Career Rebounds Leaders 59 SEC Championships 12 Scoring Records 60 SEC Tournament Titles 13 30+ Point Games 61 Streaks 14-15 Field Goal Records 62 National Coach/Player of the Year 16-17 3-Point Field Goal Records 63 WBCA All-Americans 18-19 Free Throw Records 64 All-Americans 20 Rebounding Records 65-68 LSU Honor Roll 21 Assist/Turnover Records 69 First-Team All-SEC 22 Blocks Records 70 All-Time Letterwinners 23 Steals Records 71 All-Time Uniform Numbers 24 Miscellaneous Records/Opponent Records 72 All-Time Starting Lineups 25 Miscellaneous Individual Records 73-74 Final Four Legacy 26 NCAA/SEC Leaders 75 Championship Basketball 27-28 Leaders By Class 76 Trophy Case 29 Special Games 77-78 Great Moments 30 Facing Ranked Teams/Final Polls 79-82 Lady Tiger Timeline 31-38 Year-by-Year Results 83-85 WNBA Lady Tigers 39-41 Year-by-Year Statistics 86-87 USA Basketball 42 Head Coaches/ All-Time Assistant Coaches 88-89 Olympic Games 43-44 Hall of Famer Sue Gunter 90-93 Pete Maravich Assembly Center 45 SEC Tournament Results 94 Academic Success 46 SEC Tournament Records 95 LSU Women’s Basketball Legacy 47 NCAA Tournament Results Credits EDITOR: Judy Willson PHOTOGRAPHY Gus Stark, Whitney Williston, MG Miller, Kelly McDuff, Chris Parent, Steve Franz, Bridgette Hogan, Brad Messina, Elizabeth Oliver, Jesse DESIGN: Jason Feirman, Madison Leavelle Garrabant, Garret Ellwood, Steve Frischling, Jamie Schwaberow, Michael Short, Paul Levy, The Advocate, Travis Spradling, Arthur D.
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