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2002 NCAA Women's Final Four Tournament Records Book Final Four 2/27/02 1:57 PM Page 5 The Final Four Championship Results.. 6 Championship Game Records. 7 Semifinals Game Records .. 9 Wom e n ’ s Final Four Two-Game Records .. 11 Wom e n ’ s Final Four Cumulative Records. 12 Wom e n ’ s Final Four Outstanding Players.. 13 Final Polls of No. 1 Tea m. 13 Seeds at the Wom e n ’ s Final Four .. 14 Path to the Championship.. 14 Wom e n ’ s Final Four All-Tou r nament Tea m s .. 15 Kodak All-Americans at the Wom e n ’ s Final Four.. 15 Wom e n ’ s Final Four Game Offi c i a l s .. 16 Al l - T ime Wom e n ’ s Final Four Parti c i p a n t s. 16 Division I Wom e n ’ s Basketball Committee Chairs . 19 Division I Wom e n ’ s Basketball Committee Roster.. 19 Final Four 2/27/02 1:57 PM Page 6 6 WOMEN’S FINAL FOUR RESULTS Wom e n ’ s Final Four Results Ch a m p i o n Ru n n e r - U p Se m i f i n a l s t s (Tournament Seed) (Tournament Seed) (Tournament Seed) Co n f e r e n c e Co n f e r e n c e Co n f e r e n c e (C o a c h ) (C o a c h ) (C o a c h ) Ch a m p i o n s h i p Ye a r Final Won-Lost Final Won-Lost Finals Won-Lost Game Score 19 8 2 Louisiana Tech (1) Cheyney (2) Maryland (2) Tennessee (2) In d e p e n d e n t In d e p e n d e n t Atlantic Coast So u t h e a s t e r n (Sonja Hogg) (Vivian Stringer) (Chris Weller) (Pat Summitt) 76 - 6 2 35 - 1 29 - 3 22 - 1 0 25 - 7 19 8 3 Southern California (1) Louisiana Tech (1) Georgia (2) Old Dominion (2) 69 - 6 7 Western Collegiate In d e p e n d e n t So u t h e a s t e r n Sun Belt (Linda Sharp) (Leon Barmore & (Andy Landers) (Marianne Stanley) Sonja Hogg) 31 - 2 31-2 27 - 7 29 - 6 19 8 4 Southern California (1) Tennessee (3) Cheyney (3) Louisiana Tech (1) 72 - 6 1 Western Collegiate So u t h e a s t e r n In d e p e n d e n t In d e p e n d e n t (Linda Sharp) (Pat Summitt) (Winthrop McGriff) (Leon Barmore & 29 - 4 23 - 1 0 25-5 Sonja Hogg) 30 - 3 19 8 5 Old Dominion (1) Georgia (2) La.-Monroe (2) Western Ky. (4) 70 - 6 5 Sun Belt So u t h e a s t e r n So u t h l a n d Sun Belt (Marianne Stanley) (Andy Landers) (Linda Harper) (Paul Sanderford) 31 - 3 29 - 5 30 - 2 28 - 6 19 8 6 Texas (1) Southern California (1) Tennessee (4) Western Ky. (4) 97 - 8 1 So u t h w e s t Pacific West So u t h e a s t e r n Sun Belt (Jody Conradt) (Linda Sharp) (Pat Summitt) (Paul Sanderford) 34 - 0 31 - 5 24 - 1 0 32 - 4 19 8 7 Tennessee (2) Louisiana Tech (1) Long Beach St. (1) Texas (1) 67 - 4 4 So u t h e a s t e r n In d e p e n d e n t Big West So u t h w e s t (Pat Summitt) (Leon Barmore) (Joan Bonvicini) (Jody Conradt) 28 - 6 30 - 3 33 - 3 31 - 2 19 8 8 Louisiana Tech (2) Auburn (1) Long Beach St. (2) Tennessee (1) 56 - 5 4 American South So u t h e a s t e r n Big West So u t h e a s t e r n (Leon Barmore) (Joe Ciampi) (Joan Bonvicini) (Pat Summitt) 32 - 2 32 - 3 28 - 6 31 - 3 19 8 9 Tennessee (1) Auburn (1) Louisiana Tech (1) Maryland (1) 76 - 6 0 So u t h e a s t e r n So u t h e a s t e r n American South Atlantic Coast (Pat Summitt) (Joe Ciampi) (Leon Barmore) (Chris Weller) 35 - 2 32 - 2 32 - 4 29 - 3 19 9 0 Stanford (1) Auburn (2) Louisiana Tech (1) Virginia (2) 88 - 8 1 Pa c i f i c - 1 0 So u t h e a s t e r n American South Atlantic Coast (Tara VanDerveer) (Joe Ciampi) (Leon Barmore) (Debbie Ryan) 32 - 1 28 - 7 32 - 1 29 - 6 19 9 1 Tennessee (1) Virginia (1) Connecticut (3) Stanford (2) 70-67 (ot) So u t h e a s t e r n Atlantic Coast Big East Pa c i f i c - 1 0 (Pat Summitt) (Debbie Ryan) (Geno Auriemma) (Tara VanDerveer) 30 - 5 31 - 3 29 - 5 26 - 6 19 9 2 Stanford (1) Western Ky. (4) Southwest Mo. St. (8) Virginia (1) 78 - 6 2 Pa c i f i c - 1 0 Sun Belt Ga t e w a y Atlantic Coast (Tara VanDerveer) (Paul Sanderford) (Cheryl Burnett) (Debbie Ryan) 30 - 3 27 - 8 31 - 3 32 - 2 19 9 3 Texas Tech (2) Ohio St. (1) Iowa (2) Vanderbilt (1) 84 - 8 2 So u t h w e s t Big Ten Big Ten So u t h e a s t e r n (Marsha Sharp) (Nancy Darsch) (Vivian Stringer) (Jim Foster) 31 - 3 28 - 4 27 - 4 30 - 3 19 9 4 North Carolina (3) Louisiana Tech (4) Alabama (6) Purdue (1) 60 - 5 9 Atlantic Coast Sun Belt So u t h e a s t e r n Big Ten (Sylvia Hatchell) (Leon Barmore) (Rick Moody) (Lin Dunn) 33 - 2 31 - 4 26 - 7 29 - 5 19 9 5 Connecticut (1) Tennessee (1) Georgia (3) Stanford (2) 70 - 6 4 Big East So u t h e a s t e r n So u t h e a s t e r n Pa c i f i c - 1 0 (Geno Auriemma) (Pat Summitt) (Andy Landers) (Tara VanDerveer) 35 - 0 34 - 3 28 - 5 30 - 3 19 9 6 Tennessee (1) Georgia (2) Connecticut (1) Stanford (1) 83 - 6 5 So u t h e a s t e r n So u t h e a s t e r n Big East Pa c i f i c - 1 0 (Pat Summitt) (Andy Landers) (Geno Auriemma) (Amy Tucker and Marianne Stanley) 32 - 4 28 - 5 34 - 4 29 - 3 19 9 7 Tennessee (3) Old Dominion (1) Notre Dame (6) Stanford (1) 68 - 5 9 So u t h e a s t e r n Co l o n i a l Big East Pa c i f i c - 1 0 (Pat Summitt) (Wendy Larry) (Muffet McGraw) (Tara VanDerveer) 29 - 1 0 34 - 2 31 - 7 34 - 2 19 9 8 Tennessee (1) Louisiana Tech (3) Arkansas (9) North Carolina St. (4) 93 - 7 5 So u t h e a s t e r n Sun Belt So u t h e a s t e r n Atlantic Coast (Pat Summitt) (Leon Barmore) (Gary Blair) (Kay Yow) 39 - 0 31 - 4 22 - 1 1 25 - 7 19 9 9 Purdue (1) Duke (3) Georgia (3) Louisiana Tech (1) 62 - 4 5 Big Ten Atlantic Coast So u t h e a s t e r n Sun Belt (Carolyn Peck) (Gail Goestenkors) (Andy Landers) (Leon Barmore) 34 - 1 29 - 7 27 - 7 30 - 3 20 0 0 Connecticut (1) Tennessee (1) Penn St. (2) Rutgers (2) 71 - 5 2 Big East So u t h e a s t e r n Big Ten Big East (Geno Auriemma) (Pat Summitt) (Rene Portland) (Vivian Stringer) 36 - 1 33 - 4 30 - 5 26 - 8 20 0 1 Notre Dame (1) Purdue (3) Connecticut (1) Southwest Mo. St. (5) 68 - 6 6 Big East Big Ten Big East Missouri Valley (Muffet McGraw) (Kristy Curry) (Geno Auriemma) (Cheryl Burnett) 34 - 2 31 - 7 32 - 3 29 - 6 Final Four 2/27/02 1:57 PM Page 7 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RECORDS 7 MOST FREE THROWS 4 - Erica Westbrooks, Louisiana Tech vs. Auburn, 4-3- Ch a m p i o n s h i p 12 - Cheryl Miller, Southern California vs. Texas, 3-30- 88 86 4 - Vickie Orr, Auburn vs. Tennessee, 4-2-89 Game Records 11 - Cheryl Miller, Southern California vs. Louisiana 4 - Teresa Geter, Tennessee vs. Louisiana Tech, 3-29- Tech, 4-3-83 98 11 - Sheryl Swoopes, Texas Tech vs. Ohio St., 4-4-93 11 - Tamika Catchings, Tennessee vs. Louisiana Tech, Single Game, Individual 3- 2 9 - 9 8 Single Game, Tea m 10 - Dena Head, Tennessee vs. Virginia, 3-31-91 MOST POINTS 10 - Ruth Riley, Notre Dame vs. Purdue, 4-1-01 MOST POINTS 47 - Sheryl Swoopes, Texas Tech vs. Ohio St., 4-4-93 97 - Texas vs. Southern California (81), 3-30-86 28 - Dena Head, Tennessee vs. Virginia, 3-31-91 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 93 - Tennessee vs. Louisiana Tech (75), 3-29-98 28 - Dawn Staley, Virginia vs. Tennessee, 3-31-91 14 - Cheryl Miller, Southern California vs. Louisiana 88 - Stanford vs.
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