WOMEN’S BASKETBALL QUICKFACTS COACHING STAFF WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORY Why the Bengals? Head Coach: Seton Sobolewski First Year of Women’s Basketball: 1974-75 season (38 years) How did Idaho State’s athletic teams become the Bengals, when there just (Northern Arizona, 2001) Overall All-Time Record: 471-552 (.460) aren’t any to be found in the region? A good question. Record at ISU: 68-55 (.552) (Four Seasons) Years in NCAA Tournament/Last: 3/2012 Last NCAA Opponent: Miami Originally, when the school was the Academy of Idaho in 1902, the school’s Career Record: Same Result: L, 70-41 (First Round) athletic teams were dubbed “Bantams”, and it stayed that way until 1917, Assistant Coach: Tony Giannotti (Second Season) Years in WNIT Tournament/Last: 3/2008 when J.A. Fogt became head football coach. Now Idaho Tech, the team’s (Southern Utah, 2000) Last WNIT Opponent: Boise State nickname was changed to “Tigers”, in part due to Ralph Hutchinson, who Assistant Coach: Laura Dinkins (First Season) Result: L, 77-54 (First Round) was the Director of Physical Education and Athletics. Hutchinson was a graduate of Princeton (the Tigers), so he founded the school’s first booster (Northern Arizona, 2008) Big Sky Tournament History/Last: 14 appearances/2012 club, the “I” Club, and brought the “Tiger” mascot with him. Graduate Assistant Coach: Kemie Nkele (Second Season) Last Big Sky Tournament Opponent: Northern Colorado (UC Riverside, 2009) Result: W, 49-46 (Finals) When the school became the University of Idaho-Southern Branch in Head Athletic Trainer: Jodi Wotowey NCAA Tournament History: Three Appearances (2001, 2007, 2012) 1927, the nickname switched to “Bengals”, although many newspaper and 2001-First Round, 2007-First Round, 2012-First Round (Saint Mary of the Plains, 1991) yearbook accounts refer to the team by both “Bengals” and “Tigers”. The WNIT Tournament History: Three Appearances (2004, 2006, 2008) freshman teams during this time suffered the unfortunate distinction of the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach: Mark Campbell 2004-First Round, 2006-First Round, 2008-First Round nickname “Kittens”. (Idaho State, 1992) As a branch of the University of Idaho, the school’s colors were black and Big Sky Tournament History: 14 Appearances gold, just like the Vandals, and although the official colors switched to black ISU QUICK FACTS (1991, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and orange sometime in the 1940s, the football team wore black jerseys Founded: 1901 2012) with gold trim through the 60s. The squad also used red numerals for a Location: Pocatello, Idaho 1991-Semifinals while in the late 1940s, and the squads’ 1970 home jerseys were more red Enrollment: 14,489 1997-Semifinals than orange. It wasn’t until 1971 that a truly orange jersey was used by the football team for the first time. Nickname: Bengals 1998-Quarterfinals 2000-Semifinals Colors: Orange and Black The school’s official colors are black and orange (PMS 165), and the trim Affiliation: NCAA Division I 2001-Champions (ISU 68, UM 59 at ISU) color is gold (PMS 137), a small remembrance to harken back to ISU’s rich 2004-Finals history. Conference: Big Sky Conference 2005-Semifinals President: Dr. Arthur C. Vailas 2006-Semifinals Athletic Director: Jeff Tingey 2007-Champions (ISU 84 - NAU 78 at UM) SPORTS INFORMATION Assoc. Athletic Director: Nancy Graziano 2008-Quarterfinals Assistant Sports Information Director (Women’s Basketball Contact): 2009-Semifinals Athletic Phone: 208-282-4668 Jaime Schroeder Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Scott Benson 2010-Quarterfinals 2011-Quarterfinals Cell Phone: 541-215-0838 2012-Champions (ISU 49 - NC 46 at ISU) Office Phone: 208-282-3651 Big Sky Regular Season Champions: Three E-mail: [email protected] (2001, 2006, 2012) Web Site Address: www.isubengals.com
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NCAA Tournament
Idaho State won the Big Sky Conference Tournament, defeating No. 2 seed Northern Colorado in the final, 49-46. Senior guard Chelsea Pickering and junior forward Ashleigh Vella led ISU with 12 points apiece. Sophomore Cydney Horton led the rebound effort with nine for Idaho State and recorded a game-high five blocks. Sophomore guard Lindsey Reed scored in double digits for the Bengals, notching 10 in the contest. The Bengals defeated Sacramento State in the semifinals, 70-57. Reed led ISU with her first double-double of the season, scoring 17 points and pulling down a career-high 11 rebounds. Horton, Pickering, Vella and junior guard Kaela Oakes also scored in double figures in the contest.
For their excellent performances during the 2012 Big Sky Women’s Basketball Tournament sponsored by Idaho Central Credit Union, Ashleigh Vella and The Bengals practice on the court at MacCarthey Athletic Center at Gonzaga Lindsey Reed were named to the Big Sky Conference University prior to their first-round game against Miami (FL). All-Tournament team and Chelsea Pickering was named tournament MVP. Idaho State was led by junior forward Ashleigh Vella with 12 points and seven rebounds in the team’s third ever trip to the NCAA Tournament. Vella also tallied two blocks and three steals in the contest. The conference championship title sent ISU to the
NCAA Tournament for the third time in program In her final game as a Bengal, senior Chelsea Pickering notched nine points, five rebounds, two steals history where the No. 14-seed Bengals faced No. and one assist. She ended her career with 1200 points, 401 rebounds, 216 assists and 153 steals. She 3-seed Miami (FL) in Spokane, Wash. ISU fell to the is third in program history for 3-point field goals made (138), sixth in steals (153), ninth in free throw Hurricanes 70-41 in the first round. percentage (75.7) and seventh in points (1200).
“I’m very proud of our team to make it to this point,” ISU Head Coach Seton Sobolewski said. “I told them in the locker room, they helped make a dream of mine come true. As a coach, you work hard your whole life and you hope you get an opportunity to be a head coach someday and you hope that ISU Head Coach Seton Sobolewski celebrates you can put a team together that can make a run to win a championship and maybe play in the NCAA ISU’s Big Sky Conference Championship Tournament. I’m very, very proud of them and I told them I am indebted to them the rest of my life.” 2008-09 BIG SKY CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT
Due to injuries the Bengals were reduced to eight active players for a majority of the season, but the strain didn’t keep the team down as they finished fourth in the regular season and made their 11th Big Sky tournament appearance. ISU faced off against Sacramento State in the first round where Oana Iacovita hit the game winning shot with .6 seconds left to give Idaho State a 78-76 overtime victory at the Dahlberg Arena handing ISU its first overtime contest in a Big Sky Tournament game in program history. Four Bengals posted double-figures in points with Jenna Brown leading ISU scoring 23 points. ISU shot 51.9 percent for the contest and 61.5 percent from the trey. ISU’s victory over the Hornets advanced them to the semifinal round where they had a near upset of eventual tournament champion Montana. The Bengals led Montana by 11 points in the first half and would reduce the Griz to a two point lead with 4:55 remaining before the Griz would take it away at the line to hand ISU a season ending
Eric Connolly Eric Connolly 70-56 loss. Oana Iacovita would lead the Bengals with 22 points and seven rebounds followed by senior Jenna Brown with 15 points. The Bengals out-shot Montana in field goal percentage with 47.1 percent and three-point In 2009, the Bengals appeared in their 11th Big Sky Conference field goal percentage with 31.8 percent, but it was at the line that Montana stole the show hitting 19-of-22 while Tournament falling to eventual champion Montana after a near ISU reached the line just twice in the contest. upset. Pictured above is Oana Iacovita’s game-winning overtime shot against Sacramento State. 2007-08 WOMEN’S NIT
Boise State went on a 16-0 run starting with 7:45 to go, turning a close physical 49-44 game into a runaway, as the Boise State Broncos picked up their first ever postseason win, defeating ISU 77-54 at Taco Bell Arena. The Bengals finished their season 20-10, while Boise State improved to 24-7, and they ran their home court winning streak to 17 straight dating back to last season. Both teams struggled mightily from the field, but the Broncos were able to counter that with 27 offensive rebounds, allowing them to survive a 31% shooting night by getting off 85 shots. The Bengals had cut a nine-point Bronco second half to just five after a perfect laser pass from Andrea Videback to Natalie Doma made it 49-44 with 7:58 to go, but after a media timeout, Tasha Harris sank two free throws to start a 16-0 run that spanned just 3:52. Boise State picked up 66 rebounds, including the 27 on offense as the two teams had 110 combined rebounds. The Bengals were led by Andrea Lightfoot, who scored 16 in her final game, and Natalie Doma had another double-double with 13 points and 17 rebounds, as she recorded her 77th consecutive double-figure scoring game, a school record. Idaho Press-Tribune Idaho Press-Tribune Idaho (RIGHT) Idaho State defeated Northern Arizona to claim the 2007 2006-07 Big Sky Conference Tournament in BIG SKY CHAMPIONS Missoula, Montana.
Natalie Doma recorded a 24-point, 16-rebound double-double effort to lead Idaho State to an 84-78 victory over Northern Arizona in the championship game of the 2007 Chinook Wireless Big Sky Conference tournament at Dahlberg Arena. The Bengals earned the league’s automatic berth into the 2007 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Tournament. The win marked the second-ever tournament title for Idaho State, who also went to the NCAA Tournament in 2001. Andrea Lightfoot scored 21 points, 13 of which came in the final nine minutes of the contest. The junior guard connected on 6-of-13 shots from the field, and was a perfect 8-of-8 from the free throw line. Doma hit 8-of-22 shots and was also perfect from the charity stripe, making 7-of-7. The junior center also pulled down 16 rebounds for her 24th double-double of the season. Doma grabbed 34 rebounds over ISU’s two tournament games--the second-most in Big Sky Tournament history, in earning tournament MVP honors. Devin Diehl helped with 12 points and Michelle Grohs added 11. Grohs hit three treys in the second half for ISU. Kaylynn Fager came off the bench to score eight points, including a 2-of-2 mark from long range. Jeni Boesel added six points with five assists and a steal.
(LEFT) Head Coach Jon Newlee raises the net after claiming the 2006 Big Sky regular season title.
2005-06 Idaho State advanced to the 2007 NCAA BIG SKY CHAMPIONS Tournament and faced Second-Seeded 2006-07 Andrea Lightfoot scored a game-high 20 points and Joanna Hixon added 19 as Idaho Stanford in the first round. State clinched the 2005-06 regular season Big Sky Conference Championship with a 77-75 NCAA TOURNAMENT win over Montana State at Reed Gym. The win gave Idaho State the right to host the Big Sky Tournament for the second time in school history. The win also made it a senior day to Despite a game-high 32 points from Natalie Doma, Idaho State couldn’t stop Stanford’s remember for Chelsey Chambers, Ali Gorny, and Dana Beechie, as all were honored in a hot shooting as the Bengals dropped a 96-58 decision to the fifth-ranked Cardinal in the first pregame ceremony. Chambers started the game for ISU, playing on a torn ligament in her round of the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament at Maples Pavilion. Idaho State, who knee. “It was great to just get out on the floor even if it was for just a couple of minutes,” finished the season with a 17-14 overall record, held their own through most of the first half, Chambers said of starting the game. “It’s amazing to be a part of all of this. I’m so proud of our trailing by just four points with 12:01 to go until the break. Stanford then outscored ISU 26-9 team. This title means a lot to us.” Lightfoot recorded her fourth straight game with at least 20 over the next 10 minutes to take a 45-24. Doma became Idaho State’s all-time leading or more points, connecting on 6-of-14 shots from the field. She was also 7-of-9 from the charity scorer after hitting a field goal with 14:34 remaining in the second half. The shot gave her stripe. Lightfoot also collected four rebounds, two assists, five steals, and a block in the effort. 1,540 career points, breaking Mandi Carver’s (1998-02) all-time career mark of 1,538 career Hixon fell just one rebound shy of a double-double with 19 points and nine rebounds. The junior points. The junior center connected on 12-of-25 shots from the field, including a career-high post went 8-of-15 from the field, and 1-of-2 from beyond the arc in 40 minutes of play. Doma 4-of-6 mark from long range. Doma also pulled down seven rebounds in the game. ISU’s put 18 points on the scoreboard with 11 rebounds for her ninth double-double of the season. lone senior Jeni Boesel helped with nine points on the day, including a make from long Jeni Boesel netted nine points, while Michelle Grohs came off the bench to add 10. Grohs also range. Michelle Grohs scored six points, while Andrea Lightfoot and Kaylynn Fager each pulled down five rebounds. In a ceremony after the game, Idaho State players and coaches collected four. Sandra Dziurdzia rounded out the Bengal scoring effort with three points. each took turns cutting down the nets. 2005-06 WOMEN’S NIT
Idaho State drew the eventual WNIT champion Kansas State Wildcats for their 2006 opener, and the Bengals held tough until a late push by Kansas State gave them an 88-68 win over the Bengals, ending ISU’s cinderella season at 17-13. Four Bengals scored in double-figures, led by Andrea Lightfoot’s 16 points and Natalie Doma’s double-double, but a 17-0 KSU run was the difference in the game. Jeni Boesel kept the Bengals close in the second half with a brilliant display, hitting 14 points in the second half, but KSU had an answer for every ISU second half surge. ISU nearly outrebounded the bigger Wildcats as ISU was beaten on the boards 43-42, but Kansas State shot .471 from the field. Joanna Hixon added 15 points and a game-high six assists for the Bengals.
ISU’s second WNIT appearance was against eventual champion Kansas State in Manhattan, Kansas.
2003-04 WOMEN’S NIT
Despite a game-high 17 points from freshman Molly Hays, Idaho State dropped its first-ever NIT postseason game to Iowa State 72-59 at the Hilton Coliseum in Ames, Iowa. Hays scored her 17 points on 7-of-18 shots from the field, 2-of-7 from beyond the arc. The freshman forward also tallied nine rebounds, two assists and four steals in the effort--something Iowa State head coach Bill Fennelly says isn’t normal for a freshman. “We just had no answer for (Molly) Hays tonight,” Fennelly said. “She didn’t play like a freshman in a postseason tournament. She is a great player.” Monika Marekova helped the Bengals with nine points off the bench. The junior guard connected on 3-of-8 shots, 3-of-6 from beyond the arc. Marekova also tallied six rebounds, two steals, and two assists. Christa Brossman added eight points for the Bengals.
Idaho State at the 2004 Women’s Natioal Invitational Tournament in Ames, Iowa. The Bengals played Iowa State on their home floor. Reed Gymnasium
REED GYMNASIUM FAST FACTS Built: 1951 Ammenities: Largest indoor rock climbing wall on a college campus, full training room, locker rooms, racquetball courts, indoor track, tennis courts, and swimming pool. Seating Capacity: 3,241 All-Time Reed Gym Record: 164-82 (.667) ISU Home Record by Season: 2003-04: 9-2 2004-05: 9-5 2005-06: 11-5 2006-07: 8-4 2007-08: 11-2 2008-09: 4-7 2009-10: 10-3 REED GYMNASIUM HISTORY 2010-11: 12-1 Reed Gymnasium officially became the home of the ISU women’s 2011-12: 13-2* (12-1 at Reed Gym) basketball team, as well as the women’s volleyball squad during the 2002- 03 academic year after the teams split time between Reed and Holt Arena Highest Home Attendance Records(Since 2003): over the previous years. 02/17/01 Montana State 3,011 W 03/10/12 Northern Colorado 2,202 W 03/09/12 Sacramento State 2,076 W Prior to the 2002-03, Reed Gymnasium underwent an extensive renovation. Included 03/10/06 Weber State 1,964 L in the renovations was new seating for the entire arena, including chairback seats for the lower level. New 02/18/12 Weber State 1,830 W locker rooms were built for all the teams that are housed in the facility. New scoreboards were installed on both 02/19/11 Montana 1,818 L the east and west ends of the arena and a new floor was put in. With the renovations, Reed Gymnasium holds 03/03/12 Eastern Washington 1,732 W 3,241 spectators for Bengal basketball. 01/05/04 Utah 1,767 L 03/08/08 Weber State 1,653 W The Bengal basketball team has found succes in the facility, boasting a 164-82 (.667). The team has only had eight 02/02/12 Montana State 1,646 LOT home losing seasons in 20 years. In 2010-11 and 2011-12, the Bengals went 12-1 at Reed Gym in both seasons, 01/17/08 Montana 1,625 W including a 10-0 home win-streak to start the season in 2010-11. During the 2000-01 and the 2001-02 season the 02/06/12 Montana 1,499 W Bengals set a school record with a 17-game win streak at home. 01/16/12 Portland State 1,470 W 02/28/08 Sacramento State 1,459 W 02/14/08 Portland State 1,435 L During the 2011-12, Reed Gym went through another renovation that included a redesigned and resurfaced 03/04/06 Montana State 1,409 W court. The Idaho Central Credit Union Court was unvelied Dec. 30, 2011 against Great Falls. 03/05/10 Sacramento State 1,405 WOT 03/01/07 Weber State 1,395 W The facility includes the largest indoor rock climing wall on a college campus, a full training room and locker 12/29/07 Boise State 1,395 L rooms, as well as an attached recreational facility which houses an indoor track, tennis courts, racquetball courts 01/20/07 Montana State 1,320 L swimming pool and additional basketball courts. 03/02/06 Montana 1,310 W Bengal Basketball Locker Room
TEAM & LOCKER ROOM The Idaho State women’s basketball program was given a new locker room in Reed Gym . Construction began in the fall of 2010 and was finished in time for the 2010-11 season. The Bengals gained new wooden lockers equipped with mirrors and lighting for each unit. The locker room is a luxurious 520 square feet and includes playmaker white boards and a flat screen TV.
Time to strategize! White board for play development and a flat screen TV for film. The Idaho State women’s basketball locker room. Seton Sobolewski Head Coach Northern Arizona, 2001 Fifth Season Seton Sobolewski (so home win streak and finished 12-1 for the year. Over the 2010 and Before Idaho State, Sobolewski was a major part of UC Riverside’s bo LES ski) begins his 2011 seasons, Sobolewski’s Bengals held a 14-game home win streak, success as a Division I program that won a Big West regular season fifth season as the head the second longest in school history. title, two Big West Tournament titles, made two NCAA appearances, women’s basketball and nearly upset No. 8 Arizona State in the 2007 NCAA tournament. coach at Idaho State, the In 2011, Sobolewski led the Bengals to an 18-12 record for the third The last four of those years were spent serving under John Margaritis, 12th head coach in ISU most wins in a single season in Idaho State school history. The who was a former associate head coach at Northern Arizona. history. Bengals also defeated Utah for the first time in school history. While serving as recruiting coordinator at UC Riverside, Sobolewski In his four seasons at He led the Bengals to a three-way second place tie in the Big Sky recruited and coached 2007 Big West Conference player of the year Idaho State, Sobolewski regular season with a 10-6 record during the 2009-10 season. He led Kemie Nkele. The players brought in during his time as recruiting has compiled a 68-55 the Bengals to a .500 overall record (15-15) and helped Idaho State coordinator earned one Big West Conference player of the year award, record overall with a make its 12th Big Sky championship appearance. He led the Bengals one freshman of the year award, one defensive player of the year 40-24 Big Sky record. In to 15 victories to tie for the sixth most victories in a single season at award, three Big West Conference tournament MVP awards, four All- 2012 Sobolewski led the Idaho State. Big West tournament awards, five first team All-Big West Conference Bengals to their third awards, three second team All-Big West Conference awards, seven regular season and Big Sky In his first season Sobolewski helped the Bengals to a fourth-place honorable mention All-Big West Conference awards, five All-Big West Conference Tournament Championship. Under his leadership, ISU finish in the Big Sky regular season where ISU had a near upset of freshman team awards, eight Big West Conference player of the week made its third trip to the NCAA Tournament in program history, Montana in the Big Sky semifinal tournament game. awards, and three Big West academic all-conference award winners. facing the Miami Hurricanes in the first round. The 2012 season These awards were won over three seasons. was Sobolewsi’s most successful. He accumulated 24 overall wins, Sobolewski has had 14 of his players earn Big Sky all-academic the second most wins in a single season in program history. His 14 honors. In his first season Michelle Grohs was named first team all- Sobolewski served one year as an assistant with the men’s program conference victories during the same season is also the second most conference and Jenna Brown was named second team all-conference. at Yavapai Junior College where the team advanced to the region conference wins in a single season in program history. His success The following year Oana Iacovita was unanimously selected first tournament after going 19-12 for the year. In 2000-01, Sobolewski during the season earned him his first Big Sky Coach of the Year team all-conference while Andrea Videbeck earned honorable served as an assistant with the girls’ basketball program at Coconino honors. mention. Under Sobolewski’s direction Iacovita earned back-to- High School in Flagstaff where he served under Head Coach Jenny back Big Sky all-tournament team honors and was named by the Big Shayani. Coconino improved nine games that year to 15-12 overall. Sobolewski has led the Bengals to a Big Sky Conference Tournament Sky as the conference honoree for the NCAA Woman of the Year. In appearance each year with Idaho State making its record ninth 2011-12 Lindsey Reed and Ashleigh Vella were named to the Big Sky Sobolewski attended Eastern Arizona College, starting on the men’s straight Big Sky tournament appearance in 2012. That same year Conference All-Tournament team and Chelsea Pickering was named basketball team for two years from 1995-97. He then moved to Idaho State made its 14th program appearance at the conference tournament MVP. Sobolewski has also had seven players named all- Oklahoma Panhandle State University a Division II school in Goodwell, tournament. conference. The most recent with Pickering and Oakes earning first- Oklahoma, where he played from 1997-99. In 1998, he was selected team honors and Vella grabbing honorable mention nods. to Who’s Who in America’s Colleges and Universities. A 2001 graduate Since his first season, Sobolewski has helped the Bengals of Northern Arizona University with a bachelor of sciences degree in continuously improve its win total and for the third straight season In coming to Idaho State, Sobolewski took over one of the top biology with an emphasis in secondary education, Sobolewski got posted a winning regular season record as well as a winning programs in the Big Sky Conference, as the Bengals have qualified his start by serving as a manager under former NAU Head Coach Meg conference record. for the postseason six times in the past nine seasons, winning Sanders for the 1999-2000 season. regular season titles in 2001, 2006 and 2012 winning the conference Under Sobolewski the Bengals have put together an outstanding tournament in 2001, 2007 and 2012, advancing to the NCAA The Bengal head coach hails from Flagstaff, Arizona where his parents home court record at 39-13 over four years. In the last three seasons Tournament all three seasons. The Bengals have also qualified for the and younger brother, Ian, reside. His brother is currently a senior at Idaho State has owned an incredible 34-5 (.871) record at Reed Gym. WNIT in 2004, 2006, and 2008. Northern Arizona. He is married to the former Katie Haan of Upland, During the 2010-11 season the Bengals opened with a 10-game Calif. Had his first daughter, Aubrey Kate, in the spring of 2011. Sobolewski’s Coaching Record Season Overall Percentage Big Sky Percentage BSC Finish Home Percentage Away Percentage Neutral Percentage Ranked Percentage 2008-09 11-20 .355 7-9 .438 4th 4-7 .364 5-11 .313 2-2 .500 0-0 .000 2009-10 15-15 .500 10-6 .625 T2nd 10-3 .769 4-11 .267 1-1 .500 0-2 .000 2010-11 18-12 .600 9-7 .563 5th 12-1 .923 5-10 .333 1-1 .500 0-1 .000 2011-12 24-8 .750 14-2 .875 1st 13-2 .867 8-4 .667 3-2 .600 0-1 .000 TOTAL 68-55 .552 40-24 .625 - - - 39-13 .750 22-36 .379 7-6 .538 0-4 .000
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT NORTHERN ARIZONA TULANE Sobolewski’s Series Info Overall: 1-1, Home: 1-0, Away: 0-1 Overall: 6-2, Home: 3-1, Away 3-1, Conference: Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 *Big Sky Conference Game 11/28/08 A L 55-69 $ 6-2 01/22/09 H L 11/25/11 N L 37-45 & ! Big Sky Conference Tournament 11/12/10 H W 63-55 60-66 * # Travelers Tip-Off Tournament 02/28/09 A W 62-60 * UTAH $ Loyola Marymount Ayres Hotel Tournament MINNESOTA 01/08/10 H W 67-60 * Overall: 1-2, Away: 1-2 ~ Arizona State Tournament Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 02/13/10 A W 71-64 * 12/02/09 A Lot 50-66 ^ UTEP Thanksgiving Tournament (El Paso, Texas) 12/09/09 A L 44-79 01/06/11 H W 64-54 * 12/08/10 A Wot 71-68 & Cancun Challenge 02/12/11 A L 55-59 * 12/6/11 A L 56-31 + Air Force Classic MONTANA 01/21/12 A W 49-44 * Overall: 2-8, Home: 1-3, Away 1-4, Neutral: 0-1, 02/09/12 H W 62-54 * UTAH STATE OVERALL RECORD: (68-54; BSC 40-24) Conference: 2-6, Big Sky Tournament: 0-2 Overall: 5-0, Home: 2-0, Away: 2-0, Neutral: 1-0 4th Season 01/15/09 A L 48-70 * OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE STATE 11/22/08 A W 58-43 02/21/09 H L 39-73 * Overall: 1-0, Home: 1-0 12/05/09 N W 56-53 ~ ALCORN STATE 03/13/09 A L 56-70 ! 12/19/11 H W 90-48 12/12/09 H W 63-58 Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 01/04/10 A L 55-63 * 12/11/10 A W 64-52 11/17/08 N W 67-50 # 02/06/10 H L 53-67 * PORTLAND STATE 12/10/11 H W 67-65 01/20/11 A L 54-61 * Overall: 4-5, Home: 3-1, Away: 1-3, Neutral: 0-1, ARIZONA STATE 02/19/11 H L 60-63 * Conference: 3-4, Big Sky Tournament: 0-1 UTAH VALLEY Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 03/10/11 N L 53-66 ! 01/10/09 H L 61-70 * Overall: 1-2, Home: 1-0, Away: 0-2 12/04/09 A L 56-65 ~ 01/07/12 A W 58-51 * 02/12/09 A L 61-71 * 12/13/08 A L 65-76 02/06/12 H W 54-48 * 01/23/10 A L 45-61 * 12/04/10 H W 68-56 BOISE STATE 02/26/10 H W 63-51 * 11/19/11 A L 68-59 Overall: 1-3, Home: 1-1, Away: 0-2 MONTANA STATE 03/11/10 N L 61-75 ! 12/10/08 A L 58-65 Overall: 3-5, Home: 1-3, Away: 2-2, Conference: 3-5 01/17/11 A L 79-89 * UTEP 11/21/09 H L 60-76 01/17/09 A L 52-71 * 02/10/11 H W 63-58 * Overall: 0-2, Away: 0-2 11/14/10 A L 48-73 02/19/09 H L 72-81 * 01/16/12 H W 78-63 * 11/26/10 A L 66-77 ^ 11/17/11 H W 84-75 01/02/10 A Wot 77-73 * 02/11/12 A W 70-59 * 11/12/11 A L 63-79 02/05/10 H L 72-83 * CALIFORNIA 01/24/11 A L 63-83 * SACRAMENTO STATE WEBER STATE Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 02/17/11 H W 74-65 * Overall: 7-2, Home 4-0, Away 2-2, Neutral 1-0, Overall: 5-3, Home: 3-1, Away: 2-2 11/15/09 A L 43-100 01/05/12 A W 59-58 * Conference: 5-2, Big Sky Tournament: 2-0 01/31/09 H Lot 77-78 * 02/02/12 H L 79-67 * 01/24/09 H W 64-57 * 03/06/09 A L 60-74 * CHATTANOOGA 02/26/09 A W 70-64 * 01/15/10 A W 57-49 * Overall: 1-0,, Neutral: 1-0 MONTANA TECH 03/12/09 N Wot 78-76 ! 02/18/10 H Wot 79-75 * 11/24/11 N W 65-62 & Overall: 1-0, Home: 1-0 01/30/10 A L 71-80 * 02/24/11 A Lot 61-66 * 01/01/11 H W 84-51 03/05/10 H Wot 69-67 * 03/03/11 H W 71-51 * COLORADO 01/15/11 A W 76-51 * 01/28/12 A W 54-52 * Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 MONTANA WESTERN 01/27/11 H W 65-63 * 02/18/12 H W 65-53 * 12/30/08 A L 57-73 Overall: 2-0, Home: 2-0 01/14/12 H W 78-57 * 12/03/08 H W 83-60 02/23/12 A L 73-65 * WYOMING DEPAUL 11/24/09 H W 63-50 03/09/12 H W 70-57 ! Overall: 0-2, Home: 0-1, Away: 0-1 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 12/06/08 H L 55-61 11/15/08 N L 55-73 # NEBRASKA SAINT MARY’S 11/30/09 A L 40-76 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 Overall: 0-2, Home: 0-1, Away: 0-1 EASTERN WASHINGTON 11/19/09 A L 41-88 12/20/08 H L 71-75 Overall: 7-1, Home: 4-0, Away: 3-1, Conference: 7-1 11/13/09 A L 69-76 01/08/09 H W 71-54 * NEW MEXICO 02/14/09 A W 69-59 * Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 SOUTH DAKOTA 01/22/10 A L 60-70 * 11/16/08 A L 47-82 # Overall: 0-1, Home: 0-1 02/27/10 H W 71-63 * 12/21/11 H L 54-66 02/27/11 H W 75-69 * NEW MEXICO STATE 02/05/11 A Wot 76-73 * Overall: 1-0, Away: 1-0 SOUTH FLORIDA 02/25/12 A W 63-50 * 11/14/11 A W 59-42 Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 03/03/12 H W 63-58 * 12/02/11 N W 76-63 + NORTH DAKOTA STATE SOUTHERN UTAH GREAT FALLS Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 Overall: 1-1, Home: 1-0, Away: 0-1 Overall: 2-0, Home: 2-0 11/29/08 N L 55-68 $ 11/25/08 A L 61-75 12/29/09 H W 86-42 12/21/09 H W 61-48 12/31/10 H W 98-50 NORTHERN COLORADO 12/30/11 H W 86-42 Overall 8-1, Home: 5-0, Away 3-1, Conference: TEXAS 7-1, Big Sky Tournament: 1-0 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 HIGH POINT 01/02/09 A W 60-55 * 11/24/10 A L 68-82 No. 16 Overall: 1-0, Away: 1-0 02/07/09 H W 63-58 * 11/27/10 N W 62-55 ^ 01/09/10 H W 74-65 * TEXAS STATE 02/11/10 A W 62-51 * Overall: 1-0, Away: 1-0 JACKSON STATE 02/28/11 A L 49-73 * 11/23/10 A W 69-52 Overall: 1-0, Neutral 1-0 03/05/11 H W 69-61 * 12/03/11 N W 47-36 + 01/02/12 H W 57-52 * TEXAS TECH 01/26/12 A W 64-50 * Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 03/10/12 H W 49-46 ! 11/21/10 A L 52-64 Single Game Records
Most Points Scored: Worst FG Percentage (Game): Most Assists: 108 vs Denver 3/9/78; vs. Southern Utah 2/15/82 21.0 vs. Colorado 1/31/81 35 vs Northern Arizona 2/15/92 Individual: 38, Andrea Lightfoot vs. Idaho 12/10/05 Individual: 17 Karen Tharp vs. Southern Colorado 3/8/79 Worst FG Percentage (Half): Most Points Allowed (Game): 12.9 (4-31) vs. Montana State 12/28/77 Most Blocked Shots: 119 by Ohio State 12/11/94 12 vs. Montana State 1/2/92; vs. Weber State 1/10/97 Most Free Throws Made: Individual: 10 Lori Heeter vs. Montana State 1/2/92 and Fewest Points Allowed (Game): 35 vs Southern Oregon 1/1/84 Mandi Ortega vs Weber State 1/10/95 22 vs. Fort Lewis 1976-77 Individual: 18 Molly Hays vs. Eastern Washington 2/19/05 Consecutive: 23 Jenna Brown 2008-09 Most Turnovers Caused: Most Points Scored (Half): 55 vs. Fort Lewis 1/15/77 62 vs. Denver 3/9/78 Most Free Throws Attempted: 49 vs. Southern Oregon 1/1/84 Most Turnovers Committed: Fewest Points Scored (Half): Individual: 20 Molly Hays vs. Eastern Washington 2/19/05 41 vs. Boise State 12/16/88 9 vs. Idaho 2/4/89 Best FT Percentage: Best Field Goal % Defense: Most Points Allowed (Half): 100 (19-19) vs Northern Arizona 2/5/00 16.4 (11-67) by College of Eastern Utah 1/13/78 64 by Eastern Washington 2/1/85 Individual: 100 (16-16) Natalie Doma vs. Montana 1/17/08 Best Field Goal % Defense (Half): Fewest Points Allowed (Half): Most 3-point FGs Made: 10.0 (2-20) by Fort Lewis 1/16/77 5 by Fort Lewis 1976-77 17 vs Lewis-Clark State 11/22/03 Individual: 9, Lindy Whitley vs. Boise State 11/25/03 Worst Field Goal % Defense: Most Field Goals Made: 65.3 (32-49) by Idaho 1/11/86 45 vs. Denver, 3/9/78 Most 3-point FG Attempts: Individual: 15, Ashley Toner vs. Portland State 2/23/02 AND Natalie 42 vs. Utah Valley 12/2/06 Worst Field Goal % Defense (Half): Doma vs. Sacramento State 1/26/08 Individual: 15 Shannon Copple vs. Eastern Washington 2/26/98, vs. St. 89.4 (17-19) by Weber St. 1/23/82 Consecutive: 10 Leah Palmer 1991-92 John’s 12/22/97; Janae Griffin vs. Harvard 11-30-01; Lindy Whitley vs. Boise State 11/25/03 Most Field Goals Attempted: 105 vs Central Washington 1/14/82 Best 3-point FG %: Individual: 33 Alison Verona vs. Lewis-Clark State 11/29/85 100 (9-9) vs. Southern Utah 3/3/90 Individual: 100 (7-7) Stefanie Pemper vs. Southern Utah 12-4-90 Best Field Goal Percentage: 65.9% (27-41) vs. Cal Poly 12/31/83 Most 3-point FG made by Opponent: 16 vs. Montana 2-4-06 Best FG Percentage (Half): 75.0% (18-24) vs. Portland State 1/24/86 Most Rebounds: Individual: 100% (7-7) Lindsey Reed vs. Northern Colorado (3/5/11) 102 vs. Colorado Women’s College 1/27/79 (min 10 FGM): 90.9% (10-11) Charly Bond vs. Weber State 1/29/77 Individual: 26 Charly Bond vs. Southern Utah 2/19/77 Kelly Palmer vs. Lewis-Clark State 11/25/85 Most Steals: 22 vs San Jose State 12/8/90 AND 22 vs. Great Falls 12/29/09 Individual: 8 Greta Garver vs. Northern Arizona 2/14/91 Kelly Chapple vs. Washington State 12/8/79 Single Season Records
Points 5. Jenna Brown 134 2008-09 8. Stefanie Pemper 139 1990-91 3-Point Field Goals Made 1. Natalie Doma 695 2007-08 6. Sue Hollaway 131 1980-81 Stefanie Pemper 139 1991-92 1. Lindy Whitley 67 2003-04 2. Natalie Doma 685 2006-07 7. Natalie Doma 130 2005-06 10. Staci Broussard 138 1987-88 2. Chris Urbanski 65 1999-00 3. Andrea Lightfoot 554 2005-06 8. Andrea Lightfoot 127 2006-07 11. Jenna Brown 129 2008-09 3. Andrea Lightfoot 62 2005-06 4. Sue Hollaway 551 1980-81 9. Renee Webster 126 1981-82 Michelle Grohs 62 2008-09 5. Natalie Doma 537 2005-06 10. Mandi Ortega 123 1996-97 Assists Per Game 5. Andrea Lightfoot 60 2006-07 6 Andrea Lightfoot 533 2006-07 1. Karen Tharp 6.58 1978-79 Andrea Lightfoot 60 2007-08 7. Chelsea Pickering 487 2010-11 Free Throw Percentage (Min. 50 FTA) 2. Theresa Mallak 5.56 1997-98 7. Jeni Boesel 57 2006-07 8. Leah Palmer 483 1991-92 1. Andrea Lightfoot 89.8 2007-08 Jennifer Griffin 5.56 2001-02 8. Chris Urbanski 54 2000-01 9. Mandi Carver 463 2001-02 2. Jenna Brown 89.5 2007-08 4. Angela Munger 5.55 1999-00 9. Jeni Boesel 52 2005-06 Andrea Lightfoot 463 2007-08 3. Janae Griffin 86.8 2001-02 5. Staci Broussard 5.52 1987-88 10. Shannon Copple 49 1997-98 11. Oana Iacovita 449 2009-10 4. Andrea Lightfoot 86.4 2006-07 6. Stefanie Pemper 5.15 1991-92 5. Andrea Lightfoot 86.1 2005-06 7. Andrea Videbeck 4.97 2009-10 3-Point FG Percentage (Min. 50 Atts.) Points Per Game 6. Natalie Doma 85.5 2005-06 8. Stefanie Pemper 4.79 1990-91 1. Stefanie Pemper 50.0 1990-91 1. Natalie Doma 24.8 2007-08 7. Natalie Doma 84.1 2006-07 9. Nancy Espeseth 4.73 1982-83 2. Kaylynn Fager 46.2 2006-07 2. Natalie Doma 22.1 2006-07 8. Sarah Nelson 84.0 2000-01 10. Nancy Espeseth 4.72 1981-82 3. Bambi Douma 45.8 1992-93 3. Andrea Lightfoot 18.5 2005-06 9. Michelle Grohs 82.5 2008-09 11. Jennifer Cannon 4.69 1992-93 4. Stefanie Pemper 43.5 1989-90 4. Natalie Doma 17.9 2005-06 10. Molly Hays 82.2 2004-05 5. Andrea Lightfoot 42.6 2007-08 Leah Palmer 17.9 1991-92 11. Chelsea Pickering 82.1 2011-12 Assist to Turnover Plus Minus (Min. 50 Ast.) 6. Monika Marekova 42.5 2003-04 6. Alison Verona 17.6 1986-87 12. Andrea Videbeck 79.5 2009-10 1. Merrilee Udy +66 (107-41) 2003-04 7. Sarah Nelson 41.9 2000-01 7. Sue Hollaway 17.2 1980-81 13. ashleigh Vella 78.8 2011-12 2. Jeni Boesel +53 (144-91) 2006-07 8. Janae Griffin 41.7 1999-00 Andrea Lightfoot 17.2 2006-07 14. Jessa Jeppesen 78.6 2011-12 3. Staci Broussard +47 (138-91) 1987-88 Tara Beauchine 41.7 1994-95 9. Mandi Carver 17.1 2001-02 15. Kaela Oakes 76.8 2011-12 4. Stefanie Pemper +44 (139-95) 1990-91 10. Andrea Lightfoot 40.8 2005-06 10. Charly Bond 17.0 1977-78 5. Jennifer Griffin +43 (150-107) 2001-02 Rebounds 6. Jennifer Griffin +40 (112-72) 2000-01 DOUBLE-DOUBLES 1. Natalie Doma 372 2006-07 7. Stefanie Pemper +39 (139-100) 1991-92 Field Goals Made 1. Natalie Doma 26 2007-08 1. Natalie Doma 260 2006-07 2. Sue Hollaway 345 1980-81 8. Merrilee Udy +38 (95-57) 2002-03 3. Gayle Bragg 338 1980-81 9. Lindy Whitley +37 (102-65) 2003-04 2. Natalie Doma 24 2006-07 2. Natalie Doma 257 2007-08 3. Mandi Carver 17 2001-02 3. Sue Hollaway 210 1980-81 4. Mandi Carver 336 2001-02 10. Jeni Boesel +31 (109-78) 2005-06 4. Mandi Carver 15 2000-01 4. Natalie Doma 196 2005-06 5. Natalie Doma 335 2007-08 5. Natalie Doma 11 2005-06 5. Alison Verona 195 1986-87 6. Mandi Carver 316 1999-00 Blocked Shots 6. Leah Palmer 194 1991-92 7. Mandi Carver 291 2000-01 1. Mandi Ortega 84 1996-97 6. Michelle Grohs 9 2008-09 7. Oana Iacovita 190 2009-10 8. Charly Bond 286 1977-78 2. Lori Heeter 71 1991-92 7. Molly Hays 7 2004-05 8. Andrea Lightfoot 187 2005-06 9. Jeanne Gragg 276 1978-79 3. Mandi Ortega 69 1997-98 Annie Anderson 7 2003-04 9. Chelsea Pickering 181 2010-11 10. Gayle Bragg 275 1981-82 4. Mandi Carver 50 2001-02 9. Molly hays 6 2003-04 10. Renee Webster 180 1982-83 Mandi Carver 50 1999-00 10. Joanna Hixon 5 2005-06 Mel Bland 180 1982-83 Rebounds Per Game 6. Michelle Grohs 48 2008-09 Oana Iacovita 5 2008-09 1. Rhonda Bulcher 13.3 1975-76 7. Cydney Horton 47 2011-12 Oana Iacovita 5 2009-10 Field Goal Percentage (Min. 100 FGM) 2. Mandi Carver 12.4 2001-02 8. Mandi Carver 46 2000-01 1. Coryna Truitt 55.9 1987-88 3. Charly Bond 12.4 1977-78 9. Kelly Palmer 45 1986-87 4. Natalie Doma 12.0 2006-07 10. Nicole Davis 42 1993-94 TRIPLE-DOUBLES 2. Leah Palmer 55.1 1991-92 1. Lori Heeter 1 1991-92 5. Natalie Doma 12.0 2007-08 3. Jeanne Gragg 53.0 1978-79 (14 pts, 10 rb, 10 blk vs. MSU Jan. 2, 1992) 4. Holly Togiai 52.9 1997-98 6. Gayle Bragg 11.3 1980-81 5. Charly Bond 52.6 1977-78 7. Gayle Bragg 11.0 1981-82 Steals 6. Ashley Toner 52.1 2000-01 8. Mandi Carver 10.9 1999-00 1. Greta Garver 90 1990-91 7. Lynn Henderson 51.7 1983-84 9. Sue Hollaway 10.8 1980-81 2. Greta Garver 89 1989-90 8. Jeanne Gragg 51.6 1980-81 10. Jeanne Gragg 10.6 1978-79 3. Angela Munger 72 1999-00 9. Natalie Doma 51.2 2006-07 Angela Munger 72 1998-99 10. Stacey Mortensen 50.0 1990-91 Assists 5. Jennifer Cannon 65 1992-93 1. Karen Tharp 171 1978-79 Karen Tharp 65 1978-79 Free Throws Made 2. Angela Munger 161 1999-00 Chelsea Pickering 65 2010-11 1. Natalie Doma 157 2007-08 3. Nancy Espeseth 151 1981-82 7. Andrea Lightfoot 63 2005-06 2. Natalie Doma 153 2006-07 4. Theresa Mallak 150 1997-98 8. Theresa Mallak 61 1996-97 3. Andrea Lightfoot 141 2007-08 Jennifer Griffin 150 2001-02 Molly Hays 61 2003-04 4. Molly Hays 139 2004-05 6. Jeni Boesel 144 2006-07 10. Shelley Hand 57 1983-84 Andrea Videbeck 144 2009-10 Single Season Team/Individual Records
Most Points Scored: 2,465 (2006-07) Best 3-point FG %: 40.3 [58-of-144] (1990-91) Individual: 695, Natalie Doma (2007-08) Individual: 50.0 [43-of-86] Stefanie Pemper (1990-91) Scoring Avg: 24.8, Natalie Doma (2007-08) Most Rebounds: 1,469 (1981-82) Most Field Goals Made: 889 (1981-82) Individual: 372, Natalie Doma (2006-07) Individual: 260, Natalie Doma (2006-07) Most Steals: 306 (1996-97) Most Field Goals Attempted: 2,311 (1981-82) Individual: 90, Greta Garver (1990-91) Individual: 528, Natalie Doma (2007-08) Most Assists: 531 (1991-92) Best Field Goal Percentage: 45.1 [712-of-1581] (1991-92) Individual: 171, Karen Tharp (1978-79) Individual (min 100 FGM): 55.9 [123-of-220] Coryna Truitt (1987-88) Most Blocked Shots: 130 (1991-92) Most Free Throws Made: 526 (2006-07) Individual: 84, Mandi Ortega (1996-97) Individual: 157, Natalie Doma (2007-08) Longest Winning Streak: 21 games (2000-01) Most Free Throws Attempted: 672 (1980-81) Individual: 189, Natalie Doma (2007-08) Consecutive Home Wins: 17 games, (last game of 1999-00, 15 games 2000-01, first game of 2001-02)
Best Free Throw Percentage: 83.6 (2007-08) [Set NCAA record across gender and division] Longest Losing Streak: 13 games (1988-89 season) Individual (min 50 FTM): 89.8 [141-of-157] Andrea Lightfoot (2007-08) Best Start: 5-0 (1997-98 ) Most 3-point FGs Made: 259 (2006-07) Worst Start: 0-11 (1994-95) Individual: 67, Lindy Whitley (2003-04) Consecutive: 10, Stefanie Pemper (1990-91) Most Improvement from Year to Year: +12.5 games [from 6-20 (02-03) to 20-9 (03-04)]
Consecutive Games w/ 3 PG: 31, Michelle Grohs (2008-09)
Most 3-point FG Attempts: 692 (2006-07) Individual: 189, Lindy Whitley (2003-04) Career Records
Points 7. Molly Hays 241 2003-05 Assists Per Game 5. Chelsey Chambers 38.8 2004-06 1. Natalie Doma 2,296 2004-08 Ashleigh Vella 241 2009-pres. 1. Jennifer Cannon 4.6 1991-93 6. Michelle Grohs 38.4 2005-09 2. Andrea Lightfoot 1,566 2005-08 9. Stacy Nelson 224 1994-97 2. Jeni Boesel 4.1 2005-07 7. Bambi Douma 37.6 1991-95 3. Mandi Carver 1,538 1998-02 10. Mandi Ortega 219 1996-98 3. Staci Broussard 3.9 1984-88 9. Monika Marekova 36.9 2003-05 4. Ashley Toner 1,342 1999-03 4. Merrilee Udy 3.8 2002-04 10. Morgan Wohltman 36.7 2009-10 5. Alison Verona 1,320 1984-88 Free Throw Pct. (Min. 100 FT Made) 5. Andrea Videbeck 5.0 2007-10 11. Christa Brossman 36.5 2003-05 6. Charly Bond 1,259 1976-80 1. Andrea Lightfoot 87.5 2005-08 6. Theresa Mallak 3.6 1995-99 12. Kaela Oakes 36.2 2009-pres. 7. Chelsea Pickering 1,200 2007-pres 2. Stefanie Pemper 83.6 1988-92 7. Nancy Espeseth 3.5 1980-84 8. Holly Togiai 1,145 1994-98 3. Natalie Doma 83.0 2004-08 8. Stefanie Pemper 3.4 1988-92 Games Played 9. Nancy Imhoff 1,144 1985-89 4. Molly Hays 81.1 2003-05 9. Greta Garver 3.3 1987-91 1. Michelle Grohs 122 2005-09 10. Shelley Hand 1,056 1981-85 5. Michelle Grohs 80.9 2005-09 10. Cristal Fernandez 3.2 2002-03 Devin Diehl 122 2006-10 6. Jenna Brown 80.7 2005-09 11. Angela Munger 3.1 1996-00 3. Natalie Doma 118 2004-08 Points Per Game (Min. two seasons) 7. Kaela Oakes 78.6 2009-pres. Jenna Brown 3.1 2005-09 4. Nancy Espeseth 115 1980-84 1. Natalie Doma 19.1 2004-08 8. Andrea Videbeck 76.8 2007-10 5. Chris Urbanski 112 1997-01 2. Andrea Lightfoot 17.4 2005-08 9. Chelsea Pickering 75.7 2007-pres. Blocked Shots Ashley Toner 112 1999-03 3. Stacy Mortensen 14.9 1989-91 10. ashleigh Vella 74.8 2009-pres. 1. Mandi Carver 180 1998-02 7. Mandi Carver 111 1998-02 4. Renee Webster 14.5 1981-83 11. Niki Lee 74.6 1990-94 2. Mandi Ortega 153 1996-98 8. Oana Iacovita 109 2006-10 5. Sue Hollaway 14.1 1979-81 3. Kelly Palmer 137 1984-89 9. Stefanie Pemper 108 1988-92 6. Charly Bond 14.0 1976-80 Rebounds 4. Michelle Grohs 130 2005-09 10. Dina Jackson 107 1981-85 7. Mandi Carver 13.9 1998-02 1. Natalie Doma 1174 2005-08 5. Natalie Doma 110 2004-08 Kelly Chapple 107 1977-81 8. Molly Hays 13.5 2003-05 2. Mandi Carver 1098 1998-02 6. Nicole Davis 94 1993-96 Jennifer Griffin 107 1998-02 9. Alison Verona 13.2 1984-88 3. Charly Bond 824 1976-80 7. Lynn Henderson 78 1982-86 10. Gayle Bragg 13.0 1980-82 4. Holly Togiai 764 1994-98 8. Laura Hanson 75 1978-80 Assist-to-Turnover Ratio (Min. 100 Assists) 5. Alison Verona 756 1984-88 9. Lori Heeter 71 1991-92 1. Merrilee Udy 2.06 2002-04 Field Goals Made 6. Jeanne Gragg 733 1978-81 Cydney Horton 71 2010-pres. 2. Jeni Boesel 1.49 2005-07 1. Natalie Doma 859 2004-08 7. Michelle Grohs 669 2005-09 3. Andrea Videbeck 1.33 2007-10 2. Mandi Carver 583 1998-02 8. Lynn Henderson 634 1982-86 Steals 4. Stefanie Pemper 1.25 1988-92 3. Alison Verona 568 1984-88 9. Kristi Reichert 621 1988-91 1. Greta Garver 227 1987-91 5. Jennifer Griffin 1.24 1998-02 4. Ashley Toner 510 1999-03 10. Gayle Bragg 613 1980-82 2. Angela Munger 203 1996-00 Jenna Brown 1.24 2005-09 5. Charly Bond 492 1976-80 3. Theresa Mallak 170 1995-98 7. Andrea Lightfoot 1.22 2005-08 6. Andrea Lightfoot 491 2005-08 Rebounds Per Game 4. Shelley Hand 165 1981-85 8. Kaela Oakes 1.20 2009-pres. 7. Nancy Imhoff 464 1985-89 1. Gayle Bragg 11.2 1980-82 5. Nancy Imhoff 164 1985-89 9. Devin Diehl 1.10 2006-10 8. Lynn Henderson 446 1982-86 2. Sue Hollaway 9.9 1979-81 6. Chelsea Pickering 153 2007-pres. 10. Angela Munger 1.07 1996-00 9. Holly Togiai 430 1994-98 Mandi Carver 9.9 1998-02 7. Nancy Espeseth 145 1980-84 11. Janae Griffin 1.06 1998-02 10. Shelley Hand 429 1981-85 4. Natalie Doma 9.8 2004-08 8. Stacy Nelson 142 1996-97 5. Charly Bond 9.2 1976-80 9. Staci Broussard 136 1984-88 DOUBLE-DOUBLES Field Goal Percentage 6. Renee Webster 8.9 1981-83 10. Kristi Reichert 134 1988-91 1. Natalie Doma 64 2004-08 (Min. 200 FG Made) 7. Jeanne Gragg 8.7 1978-81 2. Mandi Carver 51 1998-02 1. Coryna Truitt 54.1 1985-88 Lori Heeter 8.7 1991-92 3. Charley Bond 34 1976-80 2. Jeanne Gragg 51.5 1978-81 Rhonda Bulcher 8.7 1974-78 3-Point Field Goals Made 4. Alsion Verona 25 1984-88 3. Charly Bond 50.0 1976-80 10. Molly Hays 8.1 2003-05 1. Andrea Lightfoot 182 2005-08 5. Holly Tagiai 20 1994-98 4. Stacey Mortensen 48.4 1989-91 2. Chris Urbanski 172 1997-01 6. Renee Webster 18 1981-83 5. Leah Palmer 47.7 1990-92 Assists 3. Chelsea Pickering 138 2007-pres. 7. Gayle Bragg 17 1980-82 6. Molly Hays 47.5 2003-05 1. Nancy Espeseth 405 1980-84 4. Michelle Grohs 132 2005-09 8. Jeanne Bragg 13 1979-81 7. Ashley Toner 46.5 1999-03 2. Staci Broussard 399 1984-88 5. Devin Diehl 119 2006-10 Molly Hays 13 2003-05 8. Natalie Doma 46.3 2004-08 3. Stefanie Pemper 367 1988-92 6. Stacy Nelson 116 1994-97 10. Sue Holloway 12 1979-81 9. Stefanie Pemper 46.0 1988-92 4. Theresa Mallak 352 1995-99 7. Jeni Boesel 109 2005-07 11. Sarah Ranes 11 1976-80 10. ashleigh Vella 45.1 2009-pres. 5. Angela Munger 330 1996-00 8. Kaela Oakes 94 2009-pres. Michelle Grohs 11 2005-09 6. Greta Garver 312 1987-91 9. Stefanie Pemper 89 1988-92 12. Leah Palmer 10 1990-92 Free Throws Made 7. Jenna Brown 308 2005-09 10. Janae Griffin 88 1998-02 Oana Iacovita 10 2006-10 1. Natalie Doma 522 2004-08 8. Jennifer Griffin 300 1998-02 2. Andrea Lightfoot 386 2005-08 9. Andrea Lightfoot 262 2005-08 3-Point FG Percentage (Min. 80 attempts) TRIPLE-DOUBLES 3. Mandi Carver 354 1998-02 10. Jeni Boesel 253 2005-07 1. Stefanie Pemper 42.6 1988-92 1. Lori Heeter 1 1990-92 4. Ashley Toner 309 1999-03 2. Andrea Lightfoot 40.9 2005-08 5. Charly Bond 275 1976-80 3. Kaylynn Fager 38.7 2006-08 6. Holly Togiai 268 1994-98 4. Cassie Bro 39.5 2001-02 Career 1000s
1000 CAREER POINTS 1000 REBOUNDS 1. Natalie Doma 2296 2004-08 1. Natalie Doma 1174 2005-08 2. Andrea Lightfoot 1566 2005-08 2. Mandi Carver 1098 1998-02 3. Mandi Carver 1538 1998-02 4. Ashley Toner 1342 1999-03 5. Alison Verona 1320 1984-88 6. Charly Bond 1259 1976-80 7. Chelsea Pickering 1200 2007-11 8. Holly Togiai 1145 1994-98 9. Nancy Imhoff 1144 1985-89 10. Shelley Hand 1056 1981-85 11. Lynn Henderson 1052 1982-86 12. Nancy Espeseth 1050 1980-84 13. Oana Iacovita 1008 2006-10 14. Michelle Grohs 1005 2005-09 Team Records
Largest Margins of Victory (40+ points) 10 Highest Scoring Games by ISU 10 Lowest-Scoring Games vs ISU Margin Score Opponent Season Points Opponent Season Points Game Season 1. 76 103-27 vs. Eastern Utah JC 1977-78 1. 108 vs. Southern Utah (108-66) 1981-82 1. 22 by Fort Lewis (56-22) 1976-77 2. 66 99-33 vs. Boise State JV 1977-78 108 vs. Denver (108-80) 1977-78 2. 27 by Eastern Utah JV (103-27) 1977-78 3. 53 93-40 vs. Western State 1976-77 3. 104 vs. Lewis-Clark State (104-51) 2003-04 3. 28 by Fort Lewis (67-28) 1977-78 53 104-51 vs. Lewis-Clark State 2003-04 4. 103 vs. Eastern Utah JC (103-27) 1977-78 28 by Southern Idaho (59-28) 1976-77 5. 50 101-51 vs. Col. Women’s Coll. 1978-79 5. 102 vs. Northern Arizona (102-62) 1991-92 5. 33 by Boise State JV (99-33) 1977-78 6. 48 98-50 vs. Great Falls 2010-11 102 vs. Montana Western (102-64) 2006-07 6. 34 by Mesa (64-34) 1976-77 7. 44 101-57 vs. Montana State 2004-05 102 vs. Montana Tech (102-59) 2006-07 34 by Ricks College (74-34) 1976-77 44 86-42 vs. Great Falls 2009-10 8. 101 vs. Col. Women’s Coll. (101-51) 1978-79 8. 35 by Sacramento State 2000-01 44 86-42 vs. Great Falls 2011-12 101 vs. Montana State 2004-05 35 by Fort Lewis (64-35) 1976-77 10. 43 95-52 vs. Lehigh 2003-04 10. 99 vs. Southern Oregon (99-58) 1983-84 10. 36 by Jackson State (47-36) 2011-12 43 102-59 vs. Montana Tech 2006-07 99 vs. Boise State JV (99-33) 1977-78 10. 37 by Adams State (78-37) 1976-77 12. 42 108-66 vs. Southern Utah 1981-82 37 by Weber State (76-37) 1997-98 42 90-48 vs. Oklahoma Panhandle St. 2011-12 10 Lowest-Scoring Games by ISU 14. 41 78-37 vs. Adams State 1976-77 Points Opponent Season 30-second shot clock introduced in 1971-72; Three-point goal introduced in 1987-88 41 87-46 vs. Mesa State 1977-78 1. 27 vs. Boise State (83-27) 1974-75 41 99-58 vs. Southern Oregon 1983-84 2. 31 at Utah (56-31) 2011-12 41 81-40 vs. College of So. Idaho 1980-81 3. 32 vs. NW Nazarene (47-32) 1974-75 41 88-43 vs. Montana Tech 2001-02 4. 34 vs. San Francisco (59-34) 1999-00 19. 40 102-62 vs. Northern Arizona 1991-92 5. 35 vs. Northern Arizona (69-35) 2001-02 40 88-48 vs. College of So. Idaho 1982-83 6. 36 vs. Oregon (56-36) 1993-94 40 74-34 vs. Ricks College 1976-77 7. 37 vs. Montana (64-37) 1983-84 37 vs. Weber State (59-37) 2004-05 37 vs. Tulane (45-37) 2011-12 Largest Margins of Defeat (40+ points) 10. 39 vs. Utah (86-39) 1988-89 Margin Score Opponent Season 39 vs. Montana (81-39) 1993-94 1. 66 46-112 vs. Missouri 1981-82 39 vs. Montana (73-39) 2008-09 2. 61 55-116 vs. Colorado 1981-82 13. 40 vs. Eastern Washington (49-40) 1993-94 3. 57 37-94 vs. Colorado 1980-81 14. 41 vs. Iona (62-41) 1988-89 57 43-100 at California 2009-10 41 at Nebraksa (88-41) 2009-10 5. 56 63-119 vs. Ohio State 1994-95 6. 52 42-94 vs. Colorado 1979-80 41 vs. Miami (70-41) 2011-12 7. 50 55-105 vs. Montana 2005-06 8. 47 50-97 vs. Connecticut 1996-97 47 45-92 vs. SW Missouri State 1991-92 10 Highest-Scoring Games vs ISU 47 39-86 vs. Utah 1988-89 Points Game Season 47 54-101 vs. Washington 1981-82 1. 119 by Ohio State (119-63) 1994-95 47 41-88 at Nebraska 2009-10 2. 118 by Eastern Wash. (118-73) 1984-85 13. 45 73-118 vs. Eastern Washington 1984-85 3. 116 by Colorado (116-55) 1981-82 14. 43 46-89 vs. Montana 1990-91 43 48-91 vs. Montana 1990-91 4. 112 by Missouri (112-46) 1981-82 16. 42 39-81 vs. Montana 1993-94 5. 105 by Montana (105-55) 2005-06 42 45-87 vs. Montana 1997-98 6. 102 by Idaho (102-61) 1984-85 42 59-101 vs. Boise State 1983-84 7. 101 by St. Marys (101-79) 1994-95 42 50-92 vs. Washington State 1991-92 101 by BYU (101-65) 1985-86 20. 41 61-102 vs. Idaho 1984-85 101 by Carroll College (101-95) 1985-86 21. 40 42-82 vs. Boise State 1993-94 101 by Boise State (101-59) 1983-84 40 55-95 vs. Washington State 1984-85 101 by Washington (101-54) 1981-82 40 57-97 vs. Portland State 2007-08 Coaching Records
Year-by-Year Coaching Records CONFERENCE OVERALL Year Coach W L PCT W L PCT 1974-75 Kevin Gilbride, Sandra Noakes 8 7 .533 1975-76 Nancy Shay 7 1 .875 9 7 .563 1976-77 Nancy Shay 10 2 .833 15 4 .789 1977-78 Nancy Shay 5 1 .833 13 10 .565 1978-79 Nancy Shay 16 10 .615 1979-80 Nancy Shay 5 5 .500 12 15 .444 1980-81 Beth Bricker 1 9 .100 14 18 .438 1981-82 Beth Bricker 3 8 .273 11 21 .344 1982-83 Beth Bricker 3 11 .214 8 18 .308 1983-84 Mark French 1 13 .071 7 19 .269 1984-85 Mark French 4 10 .286 10 16 .385 1985-86 Mark French 2 12 .143 5 21 .192 1986-87 Mark French 3 9 .250 10 15 .400 1987-88 Ted Anderson 4 12 .250 9 16 .360 1988-89 Ted Anderson 3 13 .188 7 19 .269 1989-90 Ted Anderson 6 10 .375 13 14 .481 Nancy Shay 1990-91 Ted Anderson 9 7 .563 15 14 .517 1975-80 1991-92 Ted Anderson 8 8 .500 12 15 .444 1992-93 Ted Anderson 6 8 .429 10 16 .385 1993-94 Ted Anderson 4 10 .286 7 19 .269 1994-95 Ted Anderson 3 11 .214 4 24 .143 1995-96 Steve Hayes 2 12 .143 8 18 .308 1996-97 Ardie McInelly 11 5 .688 15 12 .556 1997-98 Ardie McInelly 9 7 .563 15 12 .556 1998-99 Ardie McInelly 6 10 .375 8 18 .308 1999-00 Ardie McInelly 11 5 .688 14 15 .483 2000-01 Ardie McInelly 16 0 1.000 25 5 .833 2001-02 Shirley Huyett 1 6 .143 8 12 .400 Lynn Kennedy 2 5 .286 2 5 .286 2002-03 Jon Newlee 2 12 .142 6 20 .231 2003-04 Jon Newlee 11 3 .846 20 9 .689 2004-05 Jon Newlee 7 7 .500 13 16 .448 2005-06 Jon Newlee 11 3 .785 17 13 .566 2006-07 Jon Newlee 11 5 .688 17 14 .548 2007-08 Jon Newlee 12 4 .750 20 10 .667 2008-09 Seton Sobolewski 7 9 .438 11 20 .355 2009-10 Seton Sobolewski 10 6 .625 15 15 .500 2010-11 Seton Sobolewski 9 7 .563 18 12 .600 Ted Anderson 2011-12 Seton Sobolewski 14 2 .875 24 8 .750 1987-95 TOTALS 239 268 .471 471 552 .460 Coaching Records
Career Record Breakdown Overall Conference Coach Yrs. W L Pct. W L Pct. Seasons Jon Newlee 6 93 82 .531 54 34 .614 2002-07 Ardie McInelly 5 77 62 .554 53 27 .663 1997-01 Ted Anderson 8 77 137 .360 43 79 .352 1988-95 Seton Sobolewski 4 68 55 .553 40 24 .625 2008-pres. Nancy Shay 5 65 46 .586 27 9 .750 1976-80 Beth Bricker 3 33 57 .367 7 28 .200 1981-83 Mark French 4 32 71 .311 10 44 .185 1984-87 Kevin Gilbride, Sandra Noakes 1 8 7 .533 0 0 .000 1975 Shirley Huyett* 1 8 12 .400 1 6 .143 2001-02 Steve Hayes 1 8 18 .308 2 12 .143 1996 Lynn Kennedy* 1 2 5 .286 2 5 .286 2001-02 Totals 39 471 552 .460 239 268 .471
*Kennedy took over starting with 21st game of 2001-02 season Most Wins in a Single Season
Rank Wins Year Head Coach 1. 25 2000-01 Ardie McInelly 2. 24 2011-12 Seton Sobolewski 3. 20 2003-04 Jon Newlee 4. 18 2010-11 Seton Sobolewski 5. 17 2005-06 Jon Newlee 17 2006-07 Jon Newlee 7. 16 1978-79 Nancy Shay 8. 15 1976-77 Nancy Shay 15 1990-91 Ted Anderson 15 1996-97 Ardie McInelly 15 1997-98 Ardie McInelly 15 2009-10 Seton Sobolewski 13. 14 1980-81 Beth Bricker 14 1999-00 Ardie McInelly Ardie McInelly Jon Newlee Seton Sobolewski 1996-01 2002-07 2008-pres. Honors
Big Sky All-Conference / 2000-01 1988-89 Big Sky All-Conference Mountain West All-Conference Mandi Carver (1st Team & MVP) Nancy Imhoff (2nd Team) Defensive Player of the Year 2011-12 Ashley Toner (1st Team) 2005-06 Joanna Hixon Chelsea Pickering (1st Team) Sarah Nelson (2nd Team) 1987-88 Kaela Oakes (1st Team) Alison Verona (2nd Team) all-tournament team honors Ashleigh Vella (Honorable Mention) 1999-00 2011-12 Angela Munger (1st Team) 1986-87 Kaela Oakes: Air Force Classic 2010-11 Mandi Carver (1st Team) Alison Verona (2nd Team) Ashleigh Vella: Air Force Classic (MVP) Chelsea Pickering (1st Team) Chris Urbanski (2nd Team) Kaela Oakes (Honorable Mention) 1985-86 2010-11 Ashleigh Vella (Honorable Mention) 1998-99 Alison Verona (Honorable Mention) Kaela Oakes: UTEP Thanksgiving Classic (MVP) Theresa Mallak (1st Team) Chelsea Pickering: UTEP Thanksgiving Classic 2009-10 1984-85 Oana Iacovita (1st Team) - unanimous selection 1997-98 Shelly Hand (Honorable Mention) 2009-10 Andrea Videbeck (Honorable Mention) Mandi Ortega (1st Team) Oana Iacovita: Arizona State Classic, Holly Togiai (1st Team) 1982-83 Big Sky All-Tournament Team 2008-09 Theresa Mallak (Hon. Mention) Renee Webster (Honorable Mention) 2008-09 Michelle Grohs (1st Team) Oana Iacovita: Travelers Tip-Off All-Tournament Team Jenna Brown (2nd Team) 1996-97 Big Sky Conference LMU Ayres All-Tournament Team, Mandi Ortega (1st Team) All-Tournament Team Big Sky All-Tournament Team 2007-08 Holly Togiai (1st Team) 2011-12 Chelsea Pickering (MVP), Lindsey Natalie Doma (1st Team & MVP) Reed, Ashleigh Vella NCAA WOMAN OF THE YEAR Andrea Lightfoot (1st Team) 1995-96 2009-10 Oana Iacovita Big Sky Conference Honoree Kelly Boles (Honorable Mention) 2008-09 Oana Iacovita 2009-10 2006-07 Dani Gregson (Honorable Mention) 2007-08 Natalie Doma Oana Iacovita Andrea Lightfoot (1st Team) 2006-07 Natalie Doma (MVP), Andrea Lightfoot Natalie Doma (1st Team) 1994-95 2005-06 Natalie Doma Big Sky Conference Jeni Boesel (2nd Team) Holly Togiai (Honorable Mention) 2004-05 Natalie Doma Scholar-Athlete 2000-01 Mandi Carver (MVP), Sarah Neslon, 2008-09 Michelle Grohs 2005-06 1994-94 Ashley Toner 2000-01 Chris Urbanski Andrea Lightfoot (1st Team & MVP) Nicole Davis (Honorable Mention) 1999-00 Mandi Carver 1992-93 Jennifer Cannon Natalie Doma (1st Team) Julie Barner (Honorable Mention) 1996-97 Mandi Ortega 1988-89 Nancy Imhoff 1982-83 Kristin Hull 2004-05 1992-93 Big Sky All-Conference Molly Hays (1st Team) Jennifer Cannon (1st Team) Most Valuable Player (MVP) Christa Brossman (Honorable Mention) Shawna Fortney (Honorable Mention) 2007-08 Natalie Doma Marcia Yastrop (Honorable Mention) 2005-06 Andrea Lightfoot 2003-04 2000-01 Mandi Carver Annie Anderson (1st Team) 1991-92 Molly Hays (1st Team) Leah Palmer (1st Team) Big Sky All-Conference Stefanie Pemper (Honorable Mention) Newcomer of the Year 2002-03 2005-06 Andrea Lightfoot Ashley Toner (Honorable Mention) 1990-91 1993-94 Meg Salness Greta Garver (1st Team) Stacey Mortensen (1st Team) 2001-02 Stefanie Pemper (Honorable Mention) Big Sky All-Conference Mandi Carver (1st Team) Freshman of the Year 1994-95 Holly Togiai 1989-90 2004-05 Natalie Doma Greta Garver (1st Team) Honors
Big Sky All-Conference 1996-97 2005-06 1993-94 Athletes of the Week Mandi Ortega (three times) Chelsey Chambers, Michelle Grohs, Julie Barner, Julie Bartu, Juli Cheskaty, Bambi 2011-12 Ali Gorny, Sandra Dziurdzia Douma, Erin Royse, Meg Salness Kaela Oakes, Ashleigh Vella 1993-94 Nicole Davis 2004-05 1992-93 2010-11 Christa Brossman, Camile Michaelson, Jennifer Cannon, Bambi Douma Chelsea Pickering, Ashleigh Vella, Kaela Oakes 1992-93 Molly Hays Marcia Yastrop, Shawna Fortney, 1991-92 2009-10 Jennifer Cannon (twice) 2003-04 Jennifer Cannon, Stefanie Pemper Oana Iacovtia (three times) Laraine Barron, Heidi Gifford, Merrilee Udy, Camile 1991-92 Christensen, Christa Brossman 1990-91 2008-09 Lori Heeter, Leah Palmer Amanda Green, Niki Lee, Leah Palmer, Stefanie Michelle Grohs (two times), Jenna Brown 2002-03 Pemper, Kristi Reichert 1990-91 Elisha Allen, Laraine Barron, Heidi Gifford, Halli 2007-08 Greta Garver, Stefanie Pemper Hickman, Ashley Thurman 1989-90 Natalie Doma (six times) Amanda Green, Ilene Hauser, Amy Sutton, An- 1989-90 2001-02 nette Nebeker, Kristi Reichert, 2006-07 Stacey Mortensen Elisha Allen, Mandi Carver, Janae Griffin, Jennifer Natalie Doma (five times), Andrea Lightfoot Griffin, Alisha Hayden 1988-89 1986-87 Coryna Truitt Ilene Hauser, Nancy Imhoff, Wendy Luebers, 2005-06 2000-01 Annette Nebeker, Kristi Reichert, Wendy Ringe, Andrea Lightfoot (four times), 1984-85 Alison Verona Jessica Law, Sarah Nelson, Krissy Sowder, Ashley Amy Sutton Natalie Doma (two times) Thurman, Chris Urbanski Academic All-Big Sky 1987-88 2004-05 Conference 1999-00 Nancy Imhoff, Coryna Truitt, Alison Verona Molly Hays 2011-12 Angela Munger, Sarah Nelson, Ashley Wiseman, Sheryl Bitter, Blaire Brady, Kara Jenkins, Jessica Krissy Sowder, Chris Urbanski 1986-87 2003-04 Jensen, Kaela Oakes, Chelsea Pickering, Ashleigh Alison Verona Molly Hays, Christa Brossman, Vella 1998-99 Annie Anderson (twice) Katie Kincaid, Angela Munger, Krissy Sowder, Chris 2010-11 Urbanski, Ashley Wiseman 2002-03 Sheryl Bitter, Kari Green, Kara Jenkins, Kaela Ashley Toner Oakes, Chelsea Pickering, Ashleigh Vella 1997-98 Kris Foster, Annie Irwin, Katie Kincaid, Angela 2001-02 2009-10 Munger, Meg Salness, Holly Togiai, Chris Urbanski Mandi Carver Devin Diehl, Oana Iacovita, Brea Matthews, Kaela Oakes, Chelsea Pickering, Ashleigh Vella, Morgan 1996-97 2000-01 Wohltman Amber Bray, Juli Cheskaty, Annie Irwin, Angela Mandi Carver (three times), Munger, Kris Packer, Holly Togiai Ashley Toner (twice), Sarah Nelson 2008-09 Jenna Brown, Devin Diehl, Kari Green, Michelle 1995-96 1999-00 Grohs, Oana Iacovita, Chelsea Pickering Amber Bray, Juli Cheskaty, Annie Irwin, Mandi Carver (twice), Chris Urbanski Rachel Dunaway, Meg Salness, Holly Togiai 2007-08 Kaylynn Fager, Devin Diehl, Michelle Grohs, Oana 1994-95 1998-99 Iacovita, Jenna Brown Juli Cheskaty, Bambi Douma, Annie Irwin, Erin Theresa Mallak Royse, Meg Salness 2006-07 1997-98 Oana Iacovita, Devin Diehl, Jenna Brown, Lisa Fors, Holly Togiai (three times), Mandi Ortega Michelle Grohs Honors
Team Awards 2005-06 1998-99 1991-92 1982-83 2011-12 MVP – Andrea Lightfoot/Natalie Doma MVP - Theresa Mallak MVP - Leah Palmer MVP - Renee Webster MVP: Kaela Oakes Best Defensive – Joanna Hixon Most Improved – Shay Ellsworth Most Improved – Niki Lee Most Improved – Lynn Henderson Best Defensive: Kara Jenkins Most Improved – Michelle Grohs Most Inspirational – Angela Munger Most Inspirational – Stefanie Pemper Most Improved: Cydney Horton Best Defender – Chris Urbanski 1981-82 Dana Beechie Award: Jessica Jensen 2004-05 1990-91 MVP - Renee Webster Hustle and Heart: Jessa Jeppesen MVP – Molly Hays 1997-98 MVP - Stacey Mortensen Most Improved – Kristin Hull Above and Beyond: Blaire Brady Best Defensive – Christa Brossman MVP - Holly Togiai Most Improved – Heather Cogswell Bob Johnstone Academic: Blarie Brady Most Improved – Natalie Doma Most Improved – Chris Urbanski Most Inspirational – Greta Garver 1980-81 Most Inspirational – Meg Salness MVP - Jeanne Gragg 2010-11 2003-04 Best Defender – Mandi Ortega 1989-90 Most Inspirational – Darcey Williams Co-MVP: Chelsea Pickering MVP – Annie Anderson MVP - Greta Garver Co-MVP: Kaela Oakes Best Defensive – Laraine Barron 1996-97 Most Improved – Stefanie Pemper 1979–80 Most Improved: Jessica Jensen Most Improved – Molly Hays MVP - Holly Togiai Most Inspirational – Annette Nebeker MVP - Jeanne Gragg Co-Best Defensive: Lindsey Reed Most Improved – Theresa Mallak Outstanding Freshman – Sue Holloway Co-Best Defensive: Ashleigh Vella 2002-03 Most Inspirational – Angela Munger 1988-89 MVP – Ashley Toner Best Defender – Mandi Ortega MVP - Nancy Imhoff 1978-79 2009-10 Best Defensive – Laraine Barron Most Improved – Kristi Reichert MVP - Karen Tharp MVP – Oana Iacovita Most Improved – Heidi Gifford 1995-96 Most Improved – Shannon Byrne MVP - Kelly Boles 1987-88 1977-78 Best Defensive – Devin Diehl 2001-02 Most Improved – Julie Cheskaty MVP - Alison Verona MVP - Charly Bond MVP – Mandi Carver Hustle – Amber Bray Most Improved – Greta Garver 2008-09 Most Improved – Yolanda Banks Most Inspirational – Holly Togiai 1976-77 MVP – Michelle Grohs Most Inspirational – Camber Perrigan 1986-87 MVP - Charly Bond Best Defensive – Devin Diehl 1994-95 MVP - Alison Verona Most Improved – Jeni Guertin 2000-01 MVP - Holly Togiai Most Improved – Susanne Murphy 1975-76 MVP - Mandi Carver Most Improved – Annie Irwin & Tara MVP - Karen Tharp 2007-08 Most Improved – Jennifer Griffin Beauchine 1985-86 MVP – Natalie Doma Most Inspirational – Janae Griffin Most Inspirational – Julie Cheskaty MVP - Wendy Mallott Best Defensive – Devin Diehl Best Defensive – Chris Urbanski Most Improved – Coryna Truitt Most Improved – Jenna Brown 1993-94 1999-00 MVP - Julie Barner 1984-85 2006-07 Co-MVP - Mandi Carver Most Improved – Merinda Halladay MVP - Shelley Hand MVP – Natalie Doma Co-MVP - Angela Munger Most Inspirational – Niki Lee Most Improved – Alison Verona Best Defensive – Andrea Lightfoot Most Improved – Janae Griffin 1983-84 Most Improved – Michelle Grohs Most Inspirational – ISU Bench 1992-93 MVP - Lynn Henderson Best Defender – Chris Urbanski MVP – Shawna Fortney Most Improved – Michele Branes Most Improved – Ty Taylor Most Inspirational – Jennifer Cannon All-Time Roster
A D Marvel Harrison...... 1974-75 Abyee Maracigan...... 2011-pres. Laraine Skow-Barron...... 2000-04 Sheila Adams...... 2008-09 Polly Dahlke...... 1975-77 Ilene Hauser...... 1988-90 Monkia Marekova...... 2003-05 Aralee Smith...... 2006-08, 2010-11 Elisha Allen...... 2001-03 Nicole Davis...... 1993-96 Alisha Hayden...... 2001-02 Allie Martin...... 2011 Krissy Sowder...... 1997-01 Annie Anderson...... 2002-04 Devin Diehl...... 2006-10 Molly Hays...... 2003-05 Whitney Martindale...... 1998-99 Andrea Sivakova...... 2004-05 Jennifer Anderson...... 2001-02 Natalie Doma...... 2004-08 Linda Heberling...... 1978-79 Catherine Matte...... 1985-88 Cheri Sneddon...... 1976-77 Bambi Douma...... 1991-95 Lori Heeter...... 1990-92 Claudia Mead...... 1977-78 India Soo...... 2004-05 B Rachel Dunaway...... 1992-96 Lynn Henderson...... 1982-86 Hillary Merkley...... 1996-97 Sherlyn Steele...... 1989-93 Yolonda Banks...... 1999-03 Ann Dutton...... 1979-81 Nancy Henken...... 1978-79, 80-81 Camile Michaelson...... 2003-05 Ellie Stevens...... 2011 Julie Barner...... 1992-94 Halli Hickman...... 2002-03 Stacey Mortensen...... 1989-91 Briana Strupp...... 2001-02 Michele Barnes...... 1983-84 E Jessica Hiew...... 2003-05 Angela Munger...... 1996-00 Amy Sutton...... 1988-90 Melissa Barter...... 1982-84 Barbara Ehardt...... 1985-87 Joanna Hixon...... 2005-07 Darlene Muller...... 1975-77 Julie Bartu...... 1993-94 Sandra Dziurdzia...... 2005-07 Janet Hobbs...... 1979-80 Susanne Murphy...... 1985-88 T Tara Beauchine...... 1994-96 Shay Ellsworth...... 1997-99 Karla Hodge...... 1978-79 Ty Taylor...... 1992-94 Dana Beechie...... 2004-06 Holly Erb...... 1974-75 Jane Hoffman...... 1976-78 N Karen Tharp...... 1974-77 Elise Bechtold...... 1974-77 Cori Erlenbush...... 1990-91 Sue Holloway...... 1979-81 Annette Nebeker...... 1988-90 Ashley Thurman...... 1999-03 Carla Bennett...... 1979-80 Nancy Espeseth...... 1980-84 Cydney Horton...... 2010-pres. Sarah Nelson...... 1999-01 Holly Togiai...... 1994-98 Sheryl Bitter...... 2010-pres. Krista Howard...... 1986-87 Stacy Nelson...... 1994-97 Annette Tolman...... 1974-75 Janet Bittner...... 1983-84 F Kristin Hull...... 1982-83 Ashley Toner...... 1999-03 Kelly Black...... 1995-96 Kaylynn Fager...... 2006-08 O Joan Toomer...... 1979-80 Mel Bland...... 1979-80, 82 Amy Ferguson...... 2003-04 I Kaela Oakes...... 2009-pres. Coryna Truitt...... 1985-88 Andrea Blodgett...... 2009-11 Cristal Fernandez...... 2002-03 Oana Iacovita...... 2006-10 Mandi Ortega...... 1996-98 Jeni Boesel...... 2005-07 Taylor Floyd...... 2011-pres. Nancy Imhoff...... 1985-89 U Kelly Boles...... 1994-96 Virginia Floyd...... 1977-78 Annie Irwin...... 1994-98 P-Q Merrilee Udy...... 2002-04 Charly Bond...... 1976-80 Chris Ford...... 1987-89 Leah Palmer...... 1990-92 Patty Untalasco...... 1994-95 Danica Boyce...... 2004-06 Kelly Forth-Palmer...... 1984-87, 88-89 J Kelly Palmer...... 1984-89 Chris Urbanski...... 1997-01 Blaire Brady...... 2011-pres. Shawna Fortney...... 1989-93 Dina Jackson...... 1981-85 Verity Peets...... 2007-09 Gayle Bragg...... 1980-82 Kris (Packer) Foster...... 1996-98 Kara Jenkins...... 2010-pres. Stefanie Pemper...... 1988-92 V Diana Branch...... 1978-79 Michelle Fuller...... 1986-87 Jessica Jensen...... 2010-pres. Camber Perrigan...... 1998-02 Ashleigh Vella...... 2009-pres. Amber Bray...... 1995-97 Jessa Jeppesen...... 2011-pres. Diana Peterson...... 1979-80 Alison Verona...... 1984-88 Cassie Bro...... 2001-02 G Linda Johnson...... 1976-77 Chelsea Pickering...... 2007-11 Andrea Videbeck...... 2007-08,2009-10 Christa Brossman...... 2003-05 Stephanie Galbraith...... 1981-82 Terri Jones...... 1985-86 Tara Podpah...... 2001-02 Jenna Brown...... 2005-09 Greta Garver...... 1987-91 Justine Joudrey...... 2011-pres. Anna Lee Policicchio...... 2012-pres. W-X Staci Broussard...... 1984-88 Barb Geraghty...... 1974-76 Renee Webster...... 1981-83 Carol Browning...... 1977-79 Heidi Gifford...... 2002-04 K R Jill Weisner...... 1985-86 Rhonda Bulcher...... 1974-78 Kathy Goods...... 1995-96 Sue Kangail...... 1981-82 Pam Rahfeldt...... 1982-83 Cyd Wegner...... 1974-75 Shannon Byrne...... 2009-11 Ali Gorny...... 2005-06 Janet Kilsdonk...... 1987-91 Alice Ramos...... 1977-78 Lindy Whitley...... 2000-04 Julie Gott...... 1975-77 Katie Kincaid...... 1997-99 Liz Ranes...... 1976-78 Heidi Wilhelm...... 1994-95 C Jeanne Gragg...... 1979-81 Bo Kohlweck...... 1979-80 Sarah Ranes...... 1976-80 Alissa Willard...... 2012-pres. Jennifer Cannon...... 1991-93 Amanda Green...... 1989-91 Kerry Korn...... 1983-85 Lindsey Reed...... 2010-pres. Renee Willems...... 1988-89 Mandi Carver...... 1998-02 Kari Green...... 2008-11 Kristy Korn...... 1983-85 Pat Reese...... 1984-85 Darcey Williams...... 1980-84 Dee Cavin...... 1978-79 Dani Gregson...... 1995-98 Kristi Reichert...... 1988-91 Heather Williams...... 1990-91 Kelly Chapple...... 1977-81 Janae Griffin...... 1998-02 L Ginger Reid...... 1974-77 Shauna Williams...... 1976-77 Chelsey Chambers...... 2004-06 Jennifer Griffin...... 1998-02 Cara Lambert...... 2007-09 J.J. Richmond...... 1992-94 Tiffany Williams...... 1999-03 Bianca Cheever...... 2007-08 Michelle Grohs...... 2005-09 Jessica Law...... 2000-01 Wendy Ringe...... 1987-88 Ashley Wiseman...... 1998-00 Juli Cheskaty...... 1993-97 Dana Guadagnoli...... 1980-81 Anna Lechmann...... 1996-98 LeeAnn Roberts...... 1980-81 Cary Cleverley...... 1992-93 Jeni Guertin...... 2008-09 Diane Lee...... 1975-77 Ellen Roy...... 1974-75 Y-Z Tracie Coffel...... 1991-92 Niki Lee...... 1990-94 Erin Royse...... 1992-95 Marcia Yastrop...... 1991-93 Heather Cogswell...... 1988-91 H Andrea Lightfoot...... 2005-08 Lori Zaragoza...... 1984-88 Shannon Copple...... 1997-98 Jennifer Hadden...... 1984-85 Nancy Long...... 1976-77 S Stephanie Zeman...... 1986-88 Jody Coleman...... 1976-77 Merinda Halladay-Moser...... 1993-97 Wendy Luebbers...... 1988-89 Meg Salness...... 1993-96, 97-98 Jamie Zitterkopf...... 1989-90 Lizzy Crimes...... 1984-85 Shelly Hand...... 1981-85 Rebecca Schrimpsher...... 2011-pres. Emily Zygmontowicz...... 2005-06 Laura Hanson...... 1978-80 M Stevi Seitz...... 2004-05 Shawna Hanson...... 1974-77 Theresa Mallak...... 1995-99 Lori Serbousek...... 1983-84 Courtney Harlan...... 1992-93 Wendy Malott...... 1982-86 Ally Sisel...... 2007-08 All-Time Series History
FOUR-YEAR SCHOOLS Iowa...... 0-1 Santa Clara...... 0-2 Snow...... 2-2 Abilene Christian...... 0-1 Iowa State...... 0-2 Seattle Pacific...... 1-0 Utah JV...... 1-0 Adams State...... 3-0 Jackson State...... 1-0 South Dakota...... 0-1 Utah State JV...... 1-0 Air Force...... 3-0 Kansas State...... 0-1 South Dakota State...... 0-2 Western Wyoming JC...... 2-0 Alabama...... 0-1 Kennesaw State...... 1-0 South Florida...... 1-0 Alaska-Anchorage...... 1-0 Kent State...... 1-0 Southern Colorado...... 2-1 ISU vs. MAJOR CONFERENCES Alaska-Fairbanks...... 1-0 Lehigh...... 1-0 Southern Illinois...... 0-1 vs. Atlantic Coast...... 0-3 Alcorn State...... 2-0 Lewis Clark State...... 7-1 Southern Oregon...... 1-0 vs. Atlantic Sun...... 1-0 Amarillo College...... 0-1 Loyola Marymount...... 3-2 Southern Utah...... 29-8 vs. Atlantic 10...... 0-1 Arizona State...... 0-2 Marist...... 1-1 Southwest Mo. State...... 1-1 vs. Big East...... 1-3 Arkansas...... 0-1 Mesa State...... 6-0 Stanford...... 0-1 vs. Big Eight...... 1-9 Arkansas-Little Rock...... 0-1 Metro State...... 2-0 Tennessee-Chattanooga...... 1-0 vs. Big Sky...... 217-251 Baylor...... 0-1 Miami (Florida)...... 0-1 Texas...... 0-1 vs. Big South...... 1-0 Boise State...... 19-42 Minnesota...... 0-1 Texas A&I...... 0-1 vs. Big Ten...... 0-4 Brigham Young...... 3-12 Mississippi State...... 0-1 Texas A&M...... 0-1 vs. Big Twelve...... 0-9 Buffalo...... 0-1 Mississippi Valley State...... 0-1 Texas A&M CC...... 0-1 vs. Big West...... 22-28 California...... 0-1 Missouri...... 0-2 Texas-San Antonio...... 0-1 vs. Conference USA...... 1-2 Cal Poly-SLO...... 4-1 Montana...... 8-62 Texas Tech...... 0-3 vs. Ivy League...... 0-1 Cal State-Dominguez Hills...... 2-0 Montana State...... 27-41 Tulane...... 0-1 vs. Frontier...... 7-0 Cal State Fullerton...... 2-0 Montana Tech...... 8-0 UC-Irvine...... 4-1 vs. Great West...... 1-1 Cal State-Hayward...... 1-0 Montana Western...... 10-1 UCLA...... 1-0 vs. Mid-American...... 3-0 Cal State Northridge...... 9-4 Nebraska...... 0-1 UC Riverside...... 3-0 vs. Mid-Continent...... 6-1 Canisius College...... 0-1 Nevada...... 11-7 Utah...... 1-28 vs. Mountain West...... 6-17 Carroll College...... 2-1 Nevada-Las Vegas...... 0-1 Utah State...... 16-14 vs. Pacific 10...... 4-19 Central Washington...... 1-0 New Mexico...... 0-1 Utah Valley (formerly State)...... 4-4 vs. Patriot Leauge...... 1-0 Chico State...... 0-1 New Mexico State...... 3-6 UTEP...... 0-2 vs. Southern...... 1-0 Clemson...... 0-1 North Carolina State...... 0-1 Vanderbilt...... 0-1 vs. Southeastern...... 0-4 Colorado...... 1-7 North Dakota State...... 1-2 Washington...... 0-3 vs. Southland...... 1-1 Colorado College...... 1-3 Northern Arizona...... 33-24 Washington State...... 2-2 vs. Southwest...... 0-2 Colorado State...... 3-7 Northern Colorado...... 14-1 Weber State...... 31-42 vs. Southwestern Athletic...... 2-1 Colorado Women’s College...... 1-0 Northwestern State...... 0-1 Western New Mexico...... 1-0 vs. Summit League...... 2-2 Connecticut...... 0-1 Ohio State...... 0-1 Western State...... 3-1 vs. Sun Belt...... 1-3 Dayton...... 0-1 Oklahoma City...... 1-0 Western Washington...... 1-0 vs. Western Athletic...... 20-61 Denver...... 4-2 Oklahoma Panhandle State...... 1-0 Wisconsin...... 0-1 vs. West Coast...... 7-21 DePaul...... 0-1 Oregon...... 0-6 Wyoming...... 5-19 Eastern Michigan...... 2-0 Oregon State...... 1-5 Yale...... 1-0 Eastern Montana...... 1-1 Pacific...... 0-3 Eastern New Mexico...... 0-1 Pepperdine...... 0-2 OTHER SCHOOLS Eastern Washington...... 33-33 Portland...... 1-3 Boise State JV...... 1-0 Fresno State...... 0-1 Portland State...... 23-21 Brigham Young JV...... 2-1 Georgetown...... 0-1 Rice...... 0-2 College of Idaho...... 1-0 Gonzaga...... 2-4 Sacramento State ...... 32-2 College of Southern Idaho...... 10-1 Great Falls...... 3-0 St. John’s...... 0-1 Colorado Northwestern ...... 1-0 Grambling State...... 0-1 St. Martin’s...... 3-1 Eastern Utah JC...... 2-0 Harvard...... 0-1 Saint Mary’s...... 1-6 Fort Lewis...... 5-0 Hawaii...... 0-3 San Diego...... 0-1 North Idaho...... 1-0 High Point...... 1-0 San Diego State...... 1-1 Northwest Nazarene...... 0-1 Idaho...... 7-28 San Francisco...... 0-5 Ricks...... 8-2 Iona...... 0-1 San Jose State...... 1-1 Rocky Mountain...... 1-1 All-Time Series History
All-Time Series History and All-Time Results Key * Big Sky Conference Game 17 Santa Clara Holiday Tournament (Santa Clara, Calif.) (1986-87) 38 Oregon State Classic (Corvallis, Ore.) (1999-00) + Big Sky Conference Tournament Game 18 Color Country Classic (Cedar City, Utah) (1986-87, 88-89) 39 Texas-San Antonio Tournament (San Antonio, Texas) (2000-01) < NCAA First Round 19 Mesa State Tournament (Grand Junction, Colo.) 40 2001 NCAA Tournament, First Round (Nashville, Tenn.) (2000-01) $ Women’s Ntaional Invitational Tournament 20 Boise State Tournament (Boise, Idaho) (1987-88) 41 The American Dream Classic (Pocatello, Idaho) (2001-02) # Intermountain Conference Game 21 Real Dairy Classic (Boise, Idaho) (1989-90) 42 Commerce Bank Wildcat Classic (Manhattan, Kan.) (2001-02) & Mountain West Conference Game 22 Fisher Implement Classic (Corvallis, Ore.) (1990-91) 43 Gene Hackerman Rice Invitational (Houston, Texas) (2002-03) 23 Portland State Viking Classic (Portland, Ore.) (1990-91) 44 Colorado Classic (Denver, Colo.) 1 Intermountain Conference Playoffs (Colorado Springs, Colo.) (1976-77) 24 Big Sky Conference Tournament (Missoula, Mont.) (1990-91, 96-97, 97-98); Pocatello, 45 2004 National Invitational Tournament, First Round (Ames, Iowa) 2 Intermountain Regional Tournament (Colorado Springs, Colo.) (1977-78) Idaho (2000-01); Missoula, Mont. (2003-04, 2004-05, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09); Cheney, 46 Texas A&M Corpus Christi Tournament (Corpus Christi, Texas) (2004) 3 Wyoming Tournament (Laramie, Wyoming) (1978-79) Wash. (2009-10); Portland, Ore. (2010-11) 47 Hawaiian Airlines Rainbows Wahine Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii) 4 Region VII Division II Tournament (Pocatello, Idaho) (1978-79) 25 St. Johns/Quality Inn Classic (Springfield Mont.) (1991-92) 48 Women’s National Invitational Tournament, First Round (Manhattan, Kan.) (2006) 5 Montana State Holiday Tournament (Bozeman, Mont.) (1979-80) 26 Coors Classic (Boulder, Colo.) (1992-93) 49 Pre-Season Women’s National Invitational Tournament (Provo, Utah) (2006) 6 Utah State Thanksgiving Classic (Logan, Utah) 27 San Francisco Classic (San Francisco, Calif.) (1992-93) 50 Gene Hackerman Invitational (Houston, Texas) (2006) 7 ISU Christmas Classic (Pocatello, Idaho) (1984-85) 28 Kentucky Wildcat Classic (Lexington, Ky.) (1993-94) 51 NCAA Tournament, First Round (PaloAlto, Calif.) (2007) 8 Chico State Invitational, (Chico, Calif.) (1980-81, 81-82, 83-84) 29 Delta Faucet/SMC Classic (Moraga, Calif.) (1994-95) 52 Basketball Travel’s Classic (Lubbock, Texas) (2007) 9 Cal-State Hayward Invitational (Hayward, Calif.) (1981-82) 30 Kona Tournament Classic (Moraga, Calif.) (1994-95) 53 John Ascuga Nugget Classic (Reno, Nev.) (2007) 10 Mid-America Classic (Columbia, Mont.) (1981-82, 88-89) 31 Iowa State Cyclone Classic (Ames, Iowa) (1995-96) 54 Women’s National Invitational Tournament, First Round (Boise, Idaho) (2008) 11 Arizona State Sun Devil Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (1982-83) 32 ISU Gate City Shootout (Pocatello, Idaho) (1995-96, 96-97) 55 Travelers Tip-Off Tournament (Albuquerque, N.M.) 12 New Mexico State L’eggs Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (1983-84, 93-94) 33 Oregon Pepsi Shootout (Eugene, Ore.) (1996-97) 56 Loyola Marymount Ayres Hotel Thanksgiving Tournament (Los Angeles, Calif.) 13 Idaho Thanksgiving Classic (Moscow, Idaho) (1984-85) 34 Cal Poly SLO Tournament (San Luis Obispo, Calif.) (1996-97) 57 Arizona State Tournament (Tempe, Ariz.) 14 Gonzaga “Bulldog” Invitational (Spokane, Wash.) (1984-85) 35 American Dream Classic (Pocatello, Idaho) (1996-97, 97-98, 99-00) 58 UTEP Thanksgiving Tournament (El Paso, Texas) 15 Cal State Irvine Tournament (Irvine, Calif.) (1984-85) 36 Air Force Tournament (Colorado Springs, Colo.) (1997-98) 59 Cancun Challenge Tournament (Cancun, Mexico) 16 Big Sky Holiday Classic (Helena, Mont.) (1985-86) 37 Sun Splash Tournament (Nassau, Bahamas) (1997-98) 60 Air Force Classic (Colorado Springs, Colo.)
ABILENE CHRISTIAN ALASKA-FAIRBANKS BAYLOR * 02/08/86 H W 89-55 12 12/21/93 N L 74-75 Overall: 1-0, Netural: 1-0 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 * 01/09/87 H L 64-72 8 01/03/82 N W 81-52 29 11/26/94 N L 57-80 * 02/07/87 A L 69-71 ADAMS STATE * 01/21/88 H L 61-76 Overall: 3-0, Home: 2-0, Away: 1-0 ALCORN STATE BOISE STATE * 02/20/88 A L 49-81 03/01/75 H W 63-52 Overall: 2-0, Neutral: 2-0 Overall: 18-43, Home: 11-16, Away: 6-25, Neutral: 1-2 12/16/88 H L 42-66 # 02/04/77 A W 56-54 52 11/23/07 N W 61-53 01/17/75 A L 27-73 12/19/88 A W 50-49 02/11/77 H W 78-37 55 11/17/08 N W 67-50 12/10/77 A L 53-64 18 12/29/88 N L 52-69 12/01/78 H W 63-59 * 01/13/89 H L 46-66 AIR FORCE AMARILLO COLLEGE 02/23/79 A W 84-80 * 02/17/89 A L 44-42(OT) Overall: 3-0, Home: 2-0, Away: 1-0 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 12/01/79 H L 48-70 21 11/25/89 A W 69-59 32 11/23/96 H W 74-50 1980-81 N L 69-78 01/12/80 A L 73-88 * 01/20/90 H L 60-76 36 12/06/97 A W 79-58 1980-81 A W 78-77 * 02/17/90 A L 61-69 11/18/10 H W 68-58 ARIZONA STATE 1980-81 H W 73-58 * 02/03/91 A L 70-71 Overall: 0-2, Away: 0-2 8 1980-81 N W 79-68 * 02/23/91 H W 66-62 ALABAMA 11 12/09/82 A L 71-98 12/18/81 H L 58-75 * 01/16/92 H L 69-76 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 57 12/04/09 A L 56-65 8 01/05/82 N L 47-80 * 02/20/92 A L 62-67 10 12/12/81 N L 55-93 02/27/82 A L 57-68 * 01/23/93 A L 61-85 ARKANSAS * 01/21/83 A L 67-73 * 02/20/93 H L 68-80 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 * 02/18/83 H W 76-68 * 01/22/94 H L 44-67 Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 46 11/26/04 N L 59-69 * 01/21/84 A L 59-101 * 02/19/94 A L 42-82 6 11/22/82 N W 63-48 * 02/17/84 H L 55-81 * 02/03/95 H L 47-64 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK * 01/10/85 A L 65-80 * 03/04/95 A L 54-63 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 * 02/08/85 H W 62-61 * 02/03/96 H W 67-62 11/24/06 A L 53-82 * 01/10/86 A L 53-64 * 03/02/96 A L 54-71 12/15/96 A W 62-47 CAL POLY CLEMSON COLORADO WOMEN’S COLLEGE 11/29/97 H W 73-58 Overall: 4-1, Home: 2-0, Away: 2-0, Neutral: 0-1 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 Overall: 1-0, Away: 1-0 12/08/98 A L 56-63 8 12/31/83 N L 70-84 37 12/23/97 N L 50-58 02/14/75 A W 50-49 12/30/99 H L 72-78 32 12/01/95 H W 77-67 12/20/00 A L 59-61 34 12/06/96 A W 72-67 COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO CONNECTICUT 12/20/01 H W 68-52 01/04/01 A W 70-43 Overall: 11-1, Home: 4-1, Away: 7-0 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 12/21/02 A W 63-49 01/03/02 H W 73-59 01/18/75 A W 61-38 11/26/96 A L 50-97 11/25/03 H W 97-77 12/16/76 A W 60-52 12/06/04 A L 52-60 CAL STATE-CHICO 02/21/77 H W 59-28 DAYTON 11/18/05 H L 89-91(2OT) Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 12/14/77 H L 54-55(OT) Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 12/30/06 A L 78-86 8 01/04/82 A L 60-63 01/25/78 A W 46-40 39 11/24/00 N L 50-60 12/29/07 H L 74-78 01/20/79 H W 91-56 54$ 03/20/08 A L 54-77 CAL STATE-FULLERTON 01/11/80 A W 67-48 DENVER 12/10/08 A L 58-65 Overall: 2-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 01/19/80 H W 89-49 Overall: 4-2, Home: 1-0, Away: 0-2, Neutral: 3-0 11/21/09 H L 60-76 31 11/25/95 N W 80-42 11/23/80 A W 73-70 # 03/12/77 N W 80-54 11/14/10 A L 48-73 12/31/03 A W 74-58 01/19/81 A W 81-40 # 03/09/78 N W 108-80 11/17/11 H W 84-75 1980-81 A W 83-52 01/26/79 A L 63-65 CAL STATE-DOMINGUEZ HILLS 02/09/82 H W 92-57 19 11/27/87 N W 80-69 BOISE STATE JV Overall: 2-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 01/02/03 A L 72-81 Overall: 1-0, Home: 1-0 8 01/02/84 N W 72-50 COLORADO 12/05/03 H W 95-61 01/27/78 H W 99-33 01/03/87 A W 70-65 Overall: 1-7, Home: 1-2, Away: 0-5 # 02/01/80 H L 52-81 DEPAUL BRIGHAM YOUNG CAL STATE-HAYWARD # 02/29/80 A L 42-94 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 Overall: 3-12, Home: 2-4, Away: 1-7, Neutral: 0-1 Overall: 1-0, Away: 1-0 # 01/31/81 A L 37-94 55 11/15/08 N L 55-73 02/22/75 A L 42-66 9 12/05/81 A W 86-58 # 02/21/81 H L 61-94 1980-81 A L 67-87 # 01/22/82 H W 61-55 EASTERN MICHIGAN 6 11/19/81 N L 77-92 CAL STATE-NORTHRIDGE # 02/13/82 A L 55-116 Overall: 2-0, Home: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 02/06/86 A L 65-101 Overall: 9-4, Home: 6-0, Away: 3-2, Neutral: 0-2 44 11/28/03 A L 65-95 35 11/22/97 H W 75-74 12/17/90 A W 76-73 12/15/89 H W 75-55 12/30/08 A L 57-73 47 11/27/05 N W 78-61 01/05/93 H L 70-79 23 02/08/91 N L 52-66 12/19/94 A L 64-79 * 01/23/97 A W 51-47 COLORADO COLLEGE EASTERN MONTANA 12/30/95 H W 73-55 * 03/01/97 H W 71-59 Overall: 1-3, Home: 0-1, Away: 1-2 Overall: 1-1, Home: 1-0, Away: 0-1 12/19/97 A L 72-81 * 01/22/98 H W 78-68 # 03/13/77 A L 62-71 12/21/82 H W 80-56 12/19/98 H L 57-86 * 02/28/98 A W 70-65 # 03/11/78 A L 79-100 11/24/85 A L 62-78 12/01/99 H L 47-68 * 01/04/99 H W 73-64(OT) 01/27/79 A W 101-51 12/28/00 H W 58-56 * 01/28/99 A L 48-78 4 03/09/79 H L 74-80 EASTERN NEW MEXICO 01/07/03 H L 59-69 * 01/09/00 A L 53-82 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 12/20/03 A L 54-56 * 02/03/00 H W 72-66 COLORADO STATE 2 03/10/78 N L 61-63 49 11/10/06 A L 50-73 24+ 03/09/00 N L 62-70 Overall: 3-7, Home: 1-2, Away: 2-3, Neutral: 0-2 * 01/13/01 H W 78-60 6 11/21/83 N L 53-72 EASTERN UTAH BRIGHAM YOUNG JV * 02/08/01 A W 75-59 12/06/86 A L 52-60 Overall: 2-0, Home: 1-0, Away: 1-0 Overall: 2-2, Home: 1-0, Away: 1-2 12/07/89 A W 55-50 01/13/78 H W 103-27 02/26/76 A L 56-63 CANISIUS COLLEGE 11/24/90 H W 69-57 01/21/78 A W 67-45 01/22/77 A W 56-48 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 12/06/91 A W 73-69 02/01/78 H W 69-62 12/09/99 A L 60-62 01/08/93 H L 52-66 EASTERN WASHINGTON 03/04/78 A L 65-75 01/08/94 A L 51-72 Overall: 33-33, Home: 19-12, Away: 12-20, Neutral: 1-2 CAROLL COLLEGE 01/05/95 H L 71-75 01/31/80 H L 63-66 BUFFALO Overall: 2-1, Home: 1-0, Away: 1-1 01/05/96 A L 59-82 02/08/80 A L 63-73 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 12/08/78 A W 68-58 34 12/07/96 N L 53-97 01/15/82 A L 45-49 12/11/99 A L 46-58 16 12/29/85 A L 95-101 6 11/23/82 N L 66-84 12/12/91 H W 73-55 COLORADO NW * 01/29/83 H W 71-60 CALIFORNIA Overall: 1-0, Home: 1-0 * 02/24/83 A L 64-84 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 CENTRAL WASHINGTON 02/9/79 H W 83-50 * 01/14/84 H L 75-90 11/15/09 A L 43-100 Overall: 1-0, Away: 1-0 * 02/10/84 A L 59-90 01/14/82 A W 83-50 * 02/01/85 A L 73-118 * 03/01/85 H L 72-75 * 01/25/86 A L 66-78 FORT LEWIS * 02/11/84 A L 61-87 KENT STATE * 02/21/86 H L 72-75 Overall: 5-0, Home: 2-0, Away: 3-0 * 02/02/85 A L 61-102 Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 * 01/24/87 H L 49-69 02/21/75 A W 55-42 * 03/02/85 H L 72-98 50 12/8/06 N W 87-75 * 02/20/87 A L 72-81 # 01/15/77 H W 56-22 * 01/11/86 A L 69-82 * 01/18/88 A L 58-74 # 02/25/77 A W 64-35 * 02/07/86 H L 55-84 LEHIGH * 02/12/88 H L 66-71 # 02/04/78 H W 67-28 * 01/10/87 H W 92-59 Overall: 1-0, Netural: 1-0 * 01/06/89 A L 56-65 # 02/17/78 A W 71-40 * 02/06/87 A L 67-71 44 11/29/03 N W 95-52 * 02/03/89 H L 60-61 * 01/16/88 A L 47-53 * 01/12/90 H W 78-76 FRESNO STATE * 02/13/88 H L 61-64(OT) LEWIS CLARK STATE * 02/10/90 A L 51-70 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 * 01/07/89 A L 45-58 Overall: 7-0, Home: 6-0, Away: 1-0 * 01/19/91 H W 71-57 9 12/05/81 N L 52-64 * 02/04/89 H L 37-60 1980-81 A W 73-71 * 03/02/91 A L 70-80 * 01/13/90 H L 47-66 11/29/85 H W 96-71 * 01/25/92 H L 71-73 GEORGETOWN * 02/09/90 A L 45-61 12/12/86 H W 80-65 * 02/27/92 A W 87-75 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 * 01/18/91 H W 66-62 12/18/87 H W 60-39 * 02/06/93 H W 73-66 28 11/26/93 N L 59-82 * 03/01/91 A L 62-63 11/22/03 H W 104-51 * 03/04/93 A L 73-76(OT) * 01/11/92 H L 70-84 11/22/04 H W 83-61 * 02/05/94 A L 40-49 GONZAGA * 2/22/92 A L 68-71 12/14/07 H W 74-58 * 03/05/94 H W 65-52 Overall: 2-4, Home: 2-0, Away: 2-1, Neutral: 0-1 * 2/5/93 H W 76-64 * 01/04/95 H W 62-55 14 12/08/84 A L 61-84 * 3/6/93 A L 52-57 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT * 02/10/95 A L 52-76 15 12/28/84 N L 59-74 * 2/4/94 A L 52-67 Overall: 3-2, Home: 2-0, Away: 0-2, Neutral: 1-0 * 01/13/96 A L 54-79 02/21/87 A W 64-62 * 3/4/94 H W 55-52 18 12/29/86 N W 87-58 * 02/09/96 H L 63-65 12/28/95 A W 67-63 * 1/13/95 H W 76-69 12/30/89 H W 69-62 * 02/06/97 A W 59-47 32 11/22/96 H L 56-58 * 2/11/95 A L 61-75 12/7/95 A L 61-62 * 02/27/97 H W 49-44 41 11/17/01 H L 68-83 * 1/12/96 A L 58-71 56 11/28/08 A L 55-69 * 02/05/98 H W 68-48 * 2/10/96 H L 62-74 11/12/10 H W 63-55 * 02/26/98 A W 67-49 GRAMBLING STATE 41 11/16/01 H W 84-59 * 12/30/98 H L 56-64 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 12/22/01 A L 63-73 MARIST * 02/11/99 A L 49-64 42 12/01/01 N L 82-90 11/25/02 H W 72-49 Overall: 1-1, Neutral: 1-1 * 01/07/00 A W 83-62 12/13/03 A L 77-81 27 12/21/92 N W 61-60 * 02/17/00 H W 72-55 GREAT FALLS 12/10/05 H W 99-89(OT) 28 11/27/93 N L 63-74 24+ 03/08/00 N W 55-46 Overall: 3-0, Home: 3-0 * 01/11/01 H W 74-52 12/29/09 H W 86-42 IONA MESA STATE * 02/22/01 A W 70-63 12/21/10 H W 98-50 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 Overall: 6-0, Home: 3-0, Away: 2-0, Neutral: 1-0 * 01/26/02 A L 52-63 12/30/11 H W 86-42 10 12/10/88 N L 41-62 # 1/14/77 H W 75-52 * 02/22/02 H L 72-74 # 2/26/77 A W 64-34 * 01/30/03 A L 60-64 HARWARD IOWA # 2/3/78 H W 85-46 * 03/01/03 H L 61-65 Overall: 0-1, Nuetral: 0-1 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 # 2/18/78 A W 87-46 * 01/29/04 H W 92-61 42 11/30/01 N L 56-68 11 12/11/82 N L 65-74 3 1/10/79 N W 76-46 * 02/28/04 A W 83-67 12/17/88 H W 78-61 * 01/20/05 A L 52-65 HAWAI’I IOWA STATE * 02/19/05 H W 80-69 Overall: 0-3, Away: 0-2, Neutral: 0-1 Overall: 0-2, Away: 0-2 METRO STATE 24+ 03/10/05 N W 82-55 6 11/20/81 N L 51-53 31 11/24/95 A L 55-82 Overall: 3-0, Away: 3-0 * 01/19/06 H W 89-68 12/20/90 A L 51-75 45$ 3/17/04 A L 59-72 01/31/75 A W 75-59 * 02/18/06 A W 74-65 12/21/90 A L 61-64 1975-76 A W 59-54 * 01/11/07 A W 90-60 JACKSON STATE 01/28/79 A W 69-61 * 02/22/07 H W 83-90 HIGH POINT Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 * 01/10/08 A W 76-79 Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 60 12/3/11 N W 47-36 MIAMI (FLORIDA) * 02/16/08 H W 73-62 58 11/27/10 N W 62-55 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 * 01/08/09 H W 71-54 KANSAS STATE < 03/17/12 N L 70-41 * 02/14/09 A W 69-59 IDAHO Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 * 01/22/10 A L 60-70 Overall: 9-26, Home: 8-9, Away: 1-16, Neutral: 0-1 48 $ 3/17/06 A L 68-88 MINNESOTA * 02/27/10 H W 71-63 12/07/79 N L 70-93 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 * 01/28/11 H W 75-69 1980-81 A L 51-75 KENNESAW STATE 12/09/09 A L 44-79 * 02/05/11 A W 76-73(OT) * 01/22/83 A W 60-36 Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 * 02/25/12 A W 63-50 * 02/19/83 H L 56-64 52 11/24/07 N W 87-68 * 03/03/12 H W 63-58 * 01/13/84 H L 59-88 MISSISSIPPI STATE * 01/18/01 A W 67-62 * 01/29/93 A L 52-74 MONTANA WESTERN Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 * 02/16/01 H W 56-53 * 02/26/93 H L 46-59 Overall: 4-1, Home: 4-0, Away: 0-1 26 12/05/92 N L 63-72 24+ 03/10/01 A W 68-59 * 01/29/94 H L 48-57 11/27/01 A L 73-80 * 01/19/02 H L 61-72 * 02/25/94 A L 47-64 12/20/05 H W 90-70 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE * 02/15/02 A L 61-74 * 01/27/95 H L 45-60 12/20/06 H W 102-64 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 * 01/16/03 A L 47-79 * 02/25/95 A L 63-71 12/03/08 H W 83-60 25 11/30/91 N L 67-74 * 02/15/03 H L 55-66 * 01/26/96 A L 61-79 11/24/09 H W 63-50 * 01/15/04 H L 66-76 * 02/24/96 H W 66-63 MISSOURI * 02/14/04 A L 57-76 * 01/04/97 A L 53-75 NEBRASKA Overall: 0-2, Away: 0-2 24+ 03/13/04 A L 62-66 * 02/01/97 H W 65-64 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 10 12/11/81 A L 46-112 * 02/05/05 H L 69-75 24+ 03/06/97 N L 61-72 11/19/09 A L 41-88 10 12/09/88 A L 54-68 * 03/03/05 A L 52-70 * 01/05/98 H W 61-56 24+ 03/11/05 A L 67-78 * 01/31/98 A L 65-67 NEVADA MONTANA * 02/04/06 A L 55-105 24+ 03/09/98 N L 55-59 Overall: 11-7, Home: 6-1, Away: 4-5, Neutral: 1-1 Overall: 8-62, Home: 5-26, Away: 3-34, Neutral: 0-2 * 03/02/06 H W 71-57 * 01/09/99 A L 52-61 11 12/10/82 N L 70-75 12/09/78 A L 52-53 * 01/18/07 H L 87-90 * 02/06/99 H W 60-51 12/01/84 H W 79-72 5 12/30/79 N L 50-66 * 02/18/07 A L 72-90 * 01/15/00 H W 61-38 15 12/29/84 N W 78-68 1980-81 A L 46-59 * 01/17/08 H W 90-77 * 02/12/00 A W 57-52 01/06/86 A L 54-88 1980-81 H W 59-52 * 02/23/08 A L 54-76 * 01/20/01 A W 71-66 * 02/06/88 A W 73-72 * 01/15/83 H L 61-66 * 01/15/09 A L 48-70 * 02/17/01 H W 69-58 * 03/05/88 H W 71-60 * 02/12/83 A L 57-78 * 02/21/09 H L 39-73 * 01/18/02 H L 67-81 * 02/11/89 A W 77-59 * 02/03/84 H L 37-64 24+ 03/13/09 A L 56-70 * 02/16/02 A L 75-94 * 03/02/89 H W 65-53 * 03/04/84 A L 50-82 * 01/04/10 A L 55-63 * 01/18/03 A L 54-77 * 01/18/90 H L 55-60 * 01/26/85 H L 76-94 * 02/06/10 H L 53-67 * 02/13/03 H L 74-95 * 02/24/90 A W 78-63 * 02/22/85 A L 69-91 * 01/20/11 A L 54-61 * 01/17/04 H W 82-69 * 01/05/91 A L 56-65 * 01/18/86 H L 48-60 * 02/19/11 H L 60-63 * 02/12/04 A W 79-70 * 01/31/91 H W 77-60 * 02/14/86 A L 57-86 24+ 03/10/11 N L 53-66 24+ 03/12/04 N W 63-56 * 01/09/92 A W 64-63 * 01/17/87 A L 61-85 * 01/07/12 A W 58-51 * 02/03/05 H W 101-57 * 02/13/92 H W 78-73 * 02/13/87 H L 57-77 * 02/06/12 H W 54-48 * 03/05/05 A W 72-59 12/22/99 A L 49-60 * 01/30/88 H L 52-80 * 02/02/06 A W 84-74 12/07/00 H W 75-56 * 02/29/88 A L 55-72 MONTANA STATE * 03/04/06 H W 77-75 11/19/06 A L 58-75 * 01/26/89 A L 47-77 Overall: 27-41, Home: 17-14, Away: 9-24, Neutral: 1-3 * 01/20/07 H L 80-91 53 12/02/07 A L 66-74 * 03/04/89 H L 44-60 12/28/77 A L 52-57 * 02/16/07 A W 96-74 * 01/25/90 A L 57-61 12/29/79 A L 52-90 * 01/19/08 H W 85-80 NEVADA-LAS VEGAS * 02/15/90 H L 47-67 1980-81 H L 71-73 * 02/21/08 A W 85-71 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 * 01/10/91 H L 49-62 12/19/81 A L 52-64 24+ 03/14/08 N L 72-83 12/17/82 A L 61-95 * 01/25/91 A L 46-89 * 01/14/83 H W 83-71 * 01/17/09 A L 52-71 24+ 03/08/91 A L 48-91 * 02/11/83 A L 55-74 * 02/19/09 H L 72-81 NEW MEXICO * 01/02/92 H L 52-71 * 02/04/84 H L 55-73 * 01/02/10 A W 77-73(OT) Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 * 02/06/92 A L 55-81 * 03/02/84 A L 58-89 * 02/05/10 H L 72-83 55 11/16/08 A L 47-82 * 01/30/93 A L 54-74 * 01/25/85 H W 77-74 * 01/24/11 A L 63-83 * 02/27/93 H L 45-70 * 02/23/85 A L 70-89 * 02/17/11 H W 74-65 NEW MEXICO STATE * 01/28/94 H L 57-86 * 01/17/86 H L 57-78 * 01/05/12 A W 59-58 Overall: 3-6, Home: 1-5, Away: 2-4 * 02/26/94 A L 39-81 * 02/15/86 A L 69-72 * 02/02/12 H L 79-67(OT) # 01/24/80 A W 87-84(2OT) * 01/28/95 H L 48-80 * 01/16/87 A L 67-82 # 02/22/80 H L 81-83 * 02/24/95 A L 42-70 * 02/14/87 H W 65-52 MONTANA TECH 1980-81 H L 65-78 * 01/27/96 A L 50-67 * 01/29/88 H L 69-71 Overall: 8-0, Home: 6-0, Away: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 # 02/14/81 A L 72-94 * 02/23/96 H L 51-78 * 02/26/88 A L 50-87 16 12/30/85 N W 81-68 # 01/30/82 A L 74-85 * 01/02/97 A L 58-69 * 01/20/89 H L 50-69 11/30/89 H W 69-59 # 02/19/82 H W 85-78 * 01/31/97 H L 52-66 * 01/27/89 A L 50-74 # 11/17/98 A W 78-51 12 12/03/83 A L 59-69 * 01/03/98 H L 53-72 * 01/26/90 A L 49-67 11/20/01 H W 88-43 12/28/02 A L 76-92 * 01/30/98 A L 45-87 * 02/01/90 H W 68-51 12/10/02 H W 82-59 11/14/11 A W 59-42 * 01/07/99 A L 52-65 * 01/24/91 A L 64-78 12/16/06 H W 102-59 * 02/05/99 H L 50-53 * 02/21/91 H W 78-71(OT) 11/13/07 H W 93-62 NORTHERN ARIZONA * 01/13/00 H L 48-56 * 12/29/91 H W 64-52 01/01/11 H W 84-51 Overall: 31-26, Home: 18-10, Away: 12-16, Neutral: 1-0 * 02/11/00 A L 48-80 * 02/08/92 A L 60-64 # 01/26/80 A W 67-55 # 02/23/80 H W 97-72 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 12/15/94 H L 71-80 * 02/23/02 H W 84-65 1980-81 H L 72-78 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 33 11/29/96 A L 33-68 * 02/01/03 A L 64-78 # 02/13/81 A W 78-62 11/28/98 A L 75-93 12/09/04 A L 56-79 * 02/27/03 H L 64-65 # 01/28/82 A L 75-77 12/15/05 H L 69-89 * 01/31/04 H W 77-67 # 02/20/82 H W 82-75 NORTHERN COLORADO * 02/29/04 A W 74-44 * 02/04/88 A L 52-56 Overall: 14-1, Home: 7-0, Away: 6-1 OREGON STATE * 01/22/05 A W 82-74 * 03/04/88 H L 57-54 12/05/86 A W 72-58 Overall: 1-5, Home: 0-2, Away: 1-3 * 02/17/05 H W 73-56 * 01/12/89 H L 60-64 19 11/28/87 N W 80-61 22 12/07/90 A L 62-80 * 01/21/06 H L 80-93 * 02/09/89 A L 51-54 * 01/13/07 A W 92-66 12/05/98 H L 64-70 * 02/16/06 A W 80-68 * 02/22/90 A W 54-53 * 02/08/07 H W 90-65 38 11/26/99 A L 47-61 * 01/27/07 A L 71-76 * 03/03/90 H W 71-64 * 01/03/08 H W 86-66 12/01/02 A L 48-67 * 02/24/07 H W 91-90 * 01/03/91 A W 79-42 * 02/09/08 A W 76-63 11/19/04 H L 67-84 * 01/12/08 A L 57-97 * 02/14/91 H W 90-63 * 01/02/09 A W 60-55 12/10/07 A W 79-73 * 02/14/08 H L 63-81 * 01/04/92 A W 74-73 * 02/07/09 H W 63-58 * 01/10/09 H L 61-70 * 02/15/92 H W 102-62 * 01/09/10 H W 74-65 PACIFIC * 02/12/09 A L 61-71 * 01/16/93 H W 76-64 * 02/11/10 A W 62-51 Overall: 0-3, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-2 * 01/23/10 A L 45-61 * 02/11/93 A W 77-57 * 02/28/11 A L 49-73 12/21/86 A L 64-87 * 02/26/10 H W 63-51 * 01/15/94 A L 56-69 * 03/05/11 H W 69-61 30 12/09/94 N L 56-84 24+ 03/11/10 N L 61-75 * 02/10/94 H W 52-45 * 01/02/12 H W 57-52 38 11/27/99 N L 55-64 * 01/17/11 A L 79-89 * 01/19/95 A L 66-85 * 01/26/12 A W 64-50 * 02/10/11 H W 63-58 * 02/18/95 H W 69-61 + 03/10/12 H W 49-46 PEPPERDINE * 01/16/12 H W 78-63 * 01/18/96 H L 73-83 Overall: 0-2, Home: 0-1, Away: 0-1 * 02/11/12 A W 70-59 * 02/17/96 A L 60-80 NORTH DAKOTA STATE 12/09/95 A L 53-83 * 01/16/97 H W 74-62 Overall: 1-2, Home: 1-0, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 12/13/96 H L 65-71(OT) RICE * 01/25/97 A L 53-71 12/29/77 A L 55-63 Overall: 0-2, Away: 0-2 * 01/15/98 A L 57-71 01/07/06 H W 81-69 PORTLAND 43 12/06/02 A L 48-85 * 01/24/98 H L 56-64 56 11/29/08 N L 55-68 Overall: 1-3, Home: 0-1, Away: 0-2, Neutral: 1-0 50 12/09/06 A L 69-88 * 01/21/99 H L 64-69(OT) 20 12/05/87 N W 66-57 * 01/30/99 A W 63-56 NORTH IDAHO COLLEGE 12/09/93 A L 56-67 RICKS * 01/27/00 A L 61-54 Overall: 1-0, Away: 1-0 12/28/94 H L 68-87 Overall: 8-2, Home: 4-0, Away: 4-2 * 02/05/00 H W 59-48 02/09/80 A W 63-51 11/21/98 A L 50-76 01/10/75 A L 42-62 * 02/01/01 H W 78-53 01/25/77 A L 64-73 * 02/10/01 A W 63-56 NORTHWEST NAZARENE PORTLAND STATE 02/12/77 H W 74-34 * 01/12/02 A L 35-69 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 Overall: 24-20, Home: 15-6, Away: 7-13, Neutral: 2-1 01/14/78 A W 69-55 * 02/08/02 H L 61-72 01/18/75 A L 32-47 1980-81 N W 84-82(2OT) 01/19/79 A W 83-55 * 01/25/03 H L 56-59 * 01/28/83 H W 83-67 02/03/79 A W 80-43 * 02/20/03 A L 60-82 NORTHWESTERN STATE * 02/26/83 A L 58-83 12/14/79 A W 86-59 * 01/24/04 A W 64-59 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 * 01/19/84 A L 45-63 02/14/80 H W 98-63 * 02/19/04 H W 68-64 43 12/07/02 N L 84-97 * 02/18/84 H W 68-66 1980-81 H W 85-67 * 01/15/05 H L 69-76 * 01/12/85 A L 42-81 11/30/81 H W 85-59 * 02/10/05 A L 64-75 OKLAHOMA CITY * 02/09/85 H W 74-60 * 01/14/06 A L 64-74 Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 * 01/24/86 A L 79-87 ROCKY MOUNTAIN * 02/09/06 H W 84-71 12 12/02/83 N W 68-51 * 02/22/86 H W 93-84 Overall: 1-1, Home: 1-0, Away: 0-1 * 02/01/07 A L 62-70 21 11/24/89 N W 68-62 11/23/85 A L 57-64 * 02/10/07 H W 95-79 OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE STATE 12/29/89 H L 62-76 12/10/87 H W 58-46 24+ 03/10/07 N W 84-78 Overall: 1-0, Home: 1-0 * 01/09/97 H W 66-53 * 01/24/08 A L 67-82 12/19/11 H W 90-48 * 02/08/97 A W 57-47 SACRAMENTO STATE * 03/01/08 H W 85-70 * 01/10/98 A L 72-83 Overall: 32-2, Home: 17-0, Away: 14-2, Neutral: 1-0 * 01/22/09 H L 60-66 OHIO STATE * 02/07/98 H W 67-54 * 01/18/97 A W 72-60 * 02/28/09 A W 62-60 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 * 01/14/99 H L 57-63 * 02/15/97 H W 63-58 * 01/08/10 H W 67-70 30 12/11/94 N L 63-119 * 02/13/99 A L 59-64 * 01/17/98 H W 76-67 * 02/13/10 A W 71-64 * 01/22/00 A W 66-57 * 02/14/98 A W 71-66(OT) * 01/06/11 H W 64-54 OREGON * 02/19/00 H W 59-50 * 01/23/99 H W 58-53 * 02/12/11 A L 55-59 Overall: 0-6, Home: 0-3, Away: 0-3 * 01/25/01 H W 71-58 * 02/20/99 A W 59-43 * 01/21/12 A W 49-44 01/02/93 H L 61-83 * 02/24/01 A W 67-49 * 01/29/00 A W 79-59 * 02/09/12 H W 62-54 12/11/93 A L 36-56 * 01/25/02 A L 69-82 * 02/26/00 H W 70-62 * 02/03/01 H W 62-45 SAN FRANCISCO 23 02/09/91 N W 76-60 TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGA * 03/03/01 A W 62-35 Overall: 0-5, Home: 1-0, Away: 0-4 01/18/92 A W 78-54 Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 * 01/11/02 A W 75-63 12/02/81 A L 52-86 03/06/92 H W 80-60 59 11/24/11 N W 65-62 * 02/09/02 H W 75-49 12/19/86 A L 65-71 12/30/92 A W 53-50 * 01/23/03 H W 77-62 27 12/22/92 A L 49-78 01/19/93 H W 71-58 TEXAS * 02/22/03 A W 70-67 11/19/98 A L 53-63 12/01/93 A L 50-64 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 * 01/22/04 A W 65-53 12/20/99 H L 34-59 02/16/94 H L 66-75 No. 16 11/24/10 A L 68-82 * 02/21/04 H W 78-48 12/17/94 A L 61-90 * 01/13/05 H W 63-57 SAN JOSE STATE 12/30/94 H W 65-59 TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO * 02/12/05 A W 70-67(OT) Overall: 1-1, Neutral: 1-1 32 12/02/95 H W 78-70 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 * 01/12/06 A W 79-76 15 12/27/84 N L 72-97 35 11/21/97 H W 58-55 39 11/25/00 A L 60-61 * 02/11/06 H W 75-60 22 12/08/90 N W 54-41 12/13/97 A W 80-67 * 02/03/07 A W 83-59 12/11/98 H W 64-54 TEXAS STATE * 03/03/07 H W 93-73 SANTA CLARA 12/30/02 H W 83-75 Overall: 1-0, Away: 1-0 * 01/26/08 A W 90-73 Overall: 0-2, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 12/02/03 A W 98-65 11/23/10 A W 69-52 * 02/28/08 H W 95-78 17 01/04/86 N L 75-85 12/02/04 H W 79-69 * 01/24/09 H W 64-57 01/04/88 A L 55-76 12/06/05 A L 75-80 TEXAS TECH * 02/26/09 A W 70-64 12/20/07 H W 82-57 Overall: 0-3, Away: 0-3 24+ 03/12/09 N W 78-76(OT) SEATTLE PACIFIC 11/25/08 A L 61-75 01/02/05 A L 52-86 * 01/30/10 A L 71-80 Overall: 1-0, Home: 1-0 12/21/09 H W 61-48 52 11/22/07 A L 72-86 * 03/05/10 H W 69-67(OT) 12/18/92 H W 71-67 11/21/10 A L 52-64 * 01/15/11 A W 76-51 SNOW TEXAS A&M 01/27/11 H W 65-63 SOUTH DAKOTA Overall: 2-2, Home: 2-0, Away: 0-2 Overall: 0-3, Away: 0-3, Neutral: 0-2 * 01/14/12 H W 78-57 Overall: 0-1, Home: 0-1 01/25/75 A L 52-71 12/18/82 N L 61-71 * 02/23/12 A L 73-65 12/21/11 H L 66-54 02/24/78 A L 74-76 12 12/01/83 N L 50-68 + 03/09/12 H W 70-57 02/24/79 H W 88-79 46 11/25/04 A L 57-73 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 02/06/82 H W 67-53 SAN DIEGO Overall: 0-2, Home: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 TULANE Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 3 01/09/79 N L 74-84 SOUTH FLORIDA Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 1/2/87 A L 53-79 01/02/06 H L 70-82 Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 59 11/25/11 N L 45-37 60 12/2/11 N W 76-63 SAN DIEGO STATE SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UC-IRVINE Overall: 1-1, Home: 1-0, Away: 0-1 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 SOUTHERN COLORADO Overall: 4-1, Home: 2-0, Away: 2-0, Neutral: 0-1 11/27/98 A L 58-66 25 11/29/91 A L Overall: 2-1, Home: 1-0, Away: 1-1 17 01/03/86 N L 71-78 35 11/19/99 H W 72-68 45-92 1974-75 A W 65-45 12/08/01 A W 84-76(OT) 02/13/76 A L 47-58 12/13/01 H W 69-60 SAINT JOHN’S SOUTHERN UTAH 4 03/08/79 H W 75-59 12/29/03 A W 75-66 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 Overall: 29-9, Home: 19-2, Away: 9-7, Neutral: 1-0 11/30/04 H W 93-73 37 12/22/97 N L 64-75 01/24/75 A L 60-82 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 02/20/76 H W 53-46 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 UCLA SAINT MARY’S # 01/21/77 A L 73-78(OT) 26 12/04/92 N L 55-70 Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 Overall: 1-6, Home: 0-1, Away: 0-4, Neutral: 1-1 # 02/19/77 H W 85-83 53 12/01/07 N W 76-64 9 12/04/81 N W 79-39 # 01/20/78 A W 81-71 SOUTHERN OREGON 01/02/88 A L 76-80 # 02/10/78 H L 68-91 Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 UC-RIVERSIDE 12/14/91 A L 70-77 02/02/79 H W 74-67 8 01/01/84 N W Overall: 3-0, Home: 1-0, Away: 2-0 29 11/25/94 A L 51-63 03/02/79 A W 81-79 99-58 12/09/00 H W 72-62 30 12/10/94 N L 79-101 1980-81 A W 72-57 SOUTH WEST MISSOURI STATE 01/06/01 A W 54-46 12/20/08 H L 71-75 02/15/82 H W 108-66 Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 12/06/01 A W 76-66 11/13/09 A L 69-76 11/28/83 H W 81-68 3 01/11/79 N W 78-76(OT) 11/29/86 H W 76-69 UTAH SAINT MARTIN’S 18 12/30/86 A L 68-69 STANFORD Overall: 1-28, Home: 0-12, Away: 1-16 Overall: 3-1, Home: 3-0, Away: 0-1 11/28/88 H W 58-49 Overall: 0-1, Away: 0-1 03/03/79 A L 53-82 11/28/94 A L 70-71 18 12/28/88 A W 79-66 51< 03/17/07 A L 58-96 02/05/80 H L 65-78 11/18/00 H W 71-66 02/27/90 H W 79-62 03/01/80 A L 55-85 12/18/04 H W 73-58 12/04/90 A W 84-56 1980-81 A L 65-86 11/30/05 H W 92-57 12/15/90 H W 84-56 02/25/82 H L 65-84 01/11/83 A L 65-97 57 12/05/09 N W 56-53 * 02/05/83 A L 75-88 * 03/06/09 A L 60-74 12/10/83 H L 66-77 12/12/09 H W 63-58 * 03/05/83 H L 75-83 * 01/15/10 A W 57-49 12/15/84 A L 56-88 12/11/10 A W 64-52 * 01/28/84 H L 68-74 * 02/18/10 H W 79-75(OT) 12/14/85 H L 68-72 12/10/11 H W 67-65 * 02/25/84 A L 70-81 * 02/24/11 A L 61-66(OT) * 01/20/87 A L 61-80 * 01/18/85 A L 67-80 * 03/03/11 H W 71-51 12/12/87 H L 56-67 UTAH STATE JV * 02/15/85 H W 74-72 * 01/28/12 A W 54-52 11/29/88 A L 39-86 Overall: 1-1, Away: 1-1 * 01/31/86 A L 88-89 * 02/18/12 H W 65-53 01/06/90 H L 63-78 02/25/76 A L 48-65 * 03/01/86 H L 85-88 01/22/90 A L 45-78 02/25/78 A W 73-59 * 01/31/87 H L 47-56 WESTERN MONTANA 12/03/90 A L 56-72 * 02/28/87 A W 72-67 Overall: 6-0, Home: 5-0, Away: 1-0 12/21/91 H L 47-64 UTAH VALLEY (formerly Utah Valley State) * 01/25/88 A W 68-55 1980-81 A W 52-43 12/10/92 A L 49-55 Overall: 4-4, Home: 2-1, Away: 2-3 * 02/22/88 H L 56-69 12/04/82 H W 60-52 12/04/93 H L 51-65 01/08/04 A W 65-49 * 01/19/89 A L 61-73 11/30/84 H W 74-63 12/07/94 A L 66-98 01/04/05 H W 86-46 * 02/18/89 H L 61-74 12/30/93 H W 70-57 11/29/95 H L 70-90 01/05/06 A L 74-83 * 02/02/90 A W 60-55 12/16/95 H W 94-56 12/20/96 A L 53-75 12/02/06 H L 82-89(OT) * 03/02/90 H L 59-65 11/30/00 H W 75-65 12/09/97 H L 58-75 01/06/07 A W 85-74 * 01/12/91 A W 76-63 12/22/98 A L 49-74 12/13/08 A L 65-76 * 02/15/91 H W 89-76 WESTERN NEW MEXICO 12/04/99 H L 49-58 12/04/10 H W 68-56 * 01/30/92 A W 70-68 Overall: 1-0, Away: 1-0 12/14/02 A L 52-91 11/19/11 A L 68-59 * 03/05/92 H W 85-70 12 12/22/93 A W 64-63 01/05/04 H L 78-86 * 01/14/93 H W 74-56 12/02/09 A L 50-66(OT) UTEP * 02/13/93 A W 78-57 WESTERN STATE 12/08/10 A W 71-58(OT) Overall: 0-2, Away: 0-2 * 01/13/94 A L 52-66 Overall: 3-2, Home: 2-2, Away: 1-0 12/6/11 A L 56-31 58 11/26/10 A L 66-77 * 02/12/94 H W 73-58 02/28/75 H W 75-46 11/12/11 A L 79-63 * 01/21/95 A L 64-85 # 02/05/77 A W 72-48 UTAH JV * 02/15/95 H L 80-83(OT) # 02/18/77 H W 93-40 Overall: 1-0, Home: 1-0 VANDERBILT * 01/20/96 H L 70-82 01/23/79 H L 77-80 01/28/77 H W 53-49 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 * 02/15/96 A L 69-80 4 03/10/79 H L 74-79 40< 03/17/01 N L 57-83 * 01/10/97 H W 65-53 UTAH STATE * 02/13/97 A L 69-78 WESTERN WASHINGTON Overall: 16-13, Home: 9-4, Away: 5-8, Neutral: 2-1 WASHINGTON * 01/08/98 A L 59-66(OT) Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 01/27/75 A L 47-74 Overall: 0-3, Home: 0-1, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 * 02/12/98 H W 76-37 1980-81 N W 02/11/75 H W 64-62 02/07/81 H L 50-63 * 01/15/99 H L 45-51 71-68 12/02/78 H L 65-81 01/13/82 A L 54-101 * 02/18/99 A W 59-58 WESTERN WYOMING # 01/18/80 A L 65-77 20 12/04/87 N L 51-87 * 01/20/00 A L 61-71 Overall: 2-0, Home: 1-0, Away: 1-0 # 02/16/80 H W 83-77 * 02/24/00 H L 43-57 01/08/79 A W 79-54 03/04/80 N L 57-74 WASHINGTON STATE * 01/26/01 H W 48-44 02/17/79 H W (forfeit to ISU) 1980-81 A L 69-82 Overall: 2-3, Away: 0-1, Neutral: 2-2 * 03/01/01 A W 63-60 1980-81 H L 59-73 12/08/79 N W 60-58(OT) 24+ 03/09/01 N W 56-55 WISCONSIN # 02/06/81 A L 67-71 13 11/23/84 N L 55-95 * 02/02/02 A L 60-78 Overall: 0-1, Neutral: 0-1 # 02/05/82 A L 67-81 14 12/07/84 N W 73-69(OT) * 03/02/02 H L 75-80(OT) 47 11/25/05 N L 73-85 # 02/23/82 H L 65-74 12/17/91 A L 50-92 * 02/08/03 A L 74-95 01/25/83 A W 80-61 47 11/26/05 N L 51-74 * 03/08/03 H L 69-72 WYOMING 03/02/83 H W 91-83 * 02/07/04 H W 57-48 Overall: 5-19, Home: 3-9, Away: 1-10, Neutral: 1-0 6 11/22/83 A W 93-58 WEBER STATE * 03/06/04 A L 74-54 01/21/80 H W 75-71 02/22/84 H W 97-70 Overall: 31-42, Home: 16-18, Away: 13-23, Neutral: 2-1 * 01/29/05 H L 71-82 01/30/81 A L 62-81 13 11/24/84 N W 71-68 01/29/77 H L 60-61 * 02/24/05 A L 37-59 01/10/84 A L 61-73 12/14/84 A L 79-85 12/06/77 A L 58-72 * 01/26/06 A W 82-81(OT) 12/13/85 H W 74-60 01/07/85 H W 81-62 12/16/78 A L 78-90 * 02/23/06 H W 84-66 01/02/89 H L 72-74(OT) 11/30/85 H L 74-75 02/20/79 A L 87-91 24+ 03/10/06 N L 70-71 12/09/89 A L 54-69 12/03/86 A W 75-62 # 02/02/80 H W 68-66 * 01/24/07 A W 78-65 11/23/90 H L 50-55 12/20/04 A L 61-67 # 02/28/80 A L 62-83 * 03/01/07 H W 81-56 12/02/91 H L 70-74 12/02/05 H W 96-73 1980-81 H L 81-88 24+ 03/09/07 N W 72-63 12/07/91 A L 63-90 11/17/06 A L 83-85 # 02/20/81 A L 70-94 * 02/01/08 A W 64-50 01/09/93 H L 59-61 11/28/07 H W 69-60 # 01/23/82 H L 67-82 * 03/08/08 H W 81-69 01/07/94 A W 73-68 11/22/08 A W 58-43 + 02/11/82 A L 69-98 * 01/31/09 H L 77-78(OT) 01/04/95 H L 84-87 01/06/96 A L 50-71 36 12/05/97 N W 79-73 35 11/20/99 H W 95-92(OT) 12/16/00 A L 46-64 01/05/02 H L 59-74 01/04/03 A L 44-69 12/30/04 H L 54-65 12/29/05 A L 60-78 11/28/06 H L 58-79 11/09/07 A L 50-76 12/06/08 H L 55-61 11/30/09 A L 40-76
YALE Overall: 1-0, Neutral: 1-0 33 11/30/96 N W 77-58 All-Time Results
Home Games in All CAPS 1/21 at Eastern Utah W 67 45 1/26 +at Norhtern Arizona W 67 55 12/11 10 at Missouri L 46 112 *Big Sky Conference Game 1/25 at College of Southern Idaho W 46 40 1/31 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 63 66 12/12 10 vs. Alabama L 55 93 1/27 BOISE STATE JV W 99 33 2/1 +COLORADO L 52 81 12/18 BOISE STATE L 58 75 1974-75 (8-7) 2/1 BRIGHAM YOUNG JV W 69 62 2/2 +WEBER STATE W 68 66 12/19 at Montana State L 52 64 W/L ISU Opp 2/3 +MESA STATE W 85 46 2/5 UTAH L 65 78 1/3 8 Alaska-Fairbanks W 81 52 1/10 at Ricks L 42 62 2/4 +FORT LEWIS W 67 28 2/8 at Eastern Washington L 63 73 1/4 8 Cal State-Chico L 60 63 1/17 at Boise State L 27 73 2/10 +SOUTHERN UTAH L 68 91 2/9 at North Idaho College W 63 51 1/5 8 Boise State L 47 80 1/18 at Northwest Nazarene L 32 47 2/17 +at Fort Lewis W 71 40 2/14 RICKS W 98 63 1/13 at Washington L 54 101 1/18 at College of Southern Idaho W 61 38 2/18 +at Mesa State W 87 46 2/16 +UTAH STATE W 83 77 1/14 at Central Washington W 83 50 1/24 at Southern Utah L 60 82 2/24 at Snow L 74 76 2/22 +NEW MEXICO STATE L 81 83 1/15 at Eastern Washington L 45 49 1/25 at Snow L 52 71 2/25 at Utah State JV W 73 59 2/23 +NORTHERN ARIZONA W 97 72 1/22 +COLORADO W 61 55 1/27 at Utah State L 47 74 3/4 at Brigham Young JV L 65 75 2/28 +at Weber State L 62 83 1/23 +WEBER STATE L 67 82 1/31 at Metro State W 75 59 3/9 2 Denver W 108 80 2/29 +at Colorado L 42 94 1/28 +at Northern Arizona L 75 77 at Southern Colorado W 65 45 3/10 2 Eastern New Mexico L 61 63 3/1 at Utah L 55 85 1/30 +at New Mexico State L 74 85 2/11 Utah State W 64 62 3/11 2 Colorado College L 79 100 3/4 at Utah State (Ogden) L 57 74 2/5 +at Utah State L 67 81 2/14 at Colorado Women’s College W 50 49 2/6 SNOW W 67 53 2/21 at Fort Lewis W 55 42 1978-79 (17-10) 1980-81 ( 14-18, 1-9 IMC) 2/9 COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO W 92 57 2/22 at Brigham Young L 42 66 12/1 BOISE STATE W 63 59 11/23 at College of Southern Idaho W 73 70 2/11 +at Weber State L 69 98 2/28 Western State W 75 46 12/2 UTAH STATE L 65 81 at Brigham Young L 67 87 2/13 +at Colorado L 55 116 3/1 Adams State W 63 52 12/8 at Carroll W 68 58 at Utah L 65 86 2/15 SOUTHERN UTAH W 108 66 12/9 at Montana L 52 53 6 at Utah State L 69 82 2/19 +NEW MEXICO STATE W 85 78 1975-76 ( 9-7, 7-1 AIWA) 12/16 at Weber State L 78 90 6 vs. Amarillo College L 69 78 2/20 +NORTHERN ARIZONA W 82 75 2/20 Southern Utah W 53 46 1/8 at Western Wyoming W 79 54 at Boise State W 78 77 2/23 +UTAH STATE L 65 74 2/13 at Southern Colorado L 47 58 1/9 3 vs. South Dakota State L 74 84 at Lewis Clark State W 73 71 2/25 UTAH L 65 84 at Metro State W 59 54 1/10 3 vs. Mesa State W 76 46 at Idaho L 51 75 2/27 at Boise State L 57 68 2/25 at Utah State JV L 48 65 1/11 3 vs. SW Missouri State W(2OT) 78 76 at Montana L 46 59 2/26 at BYU JV L 56 63 1/19 RICKS W 83 55 at Western Montana W 52 43 1982-83 (8-18, 3-11 MWC) 1/20 COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO W 91 56 7 Montana State L 71 73 11/22 6 vs. Alaska-Anchorage W 63 48 1976-77 (15-4, 11-1 Intermountain) 1/23 WEBER STATE L 77 80 7 Boise State W 73 58 11/23 6 vs. Eastern Washington L 66 84 12/16 at College of Southern Idaho W 60 52 1/26 at Denver L 63 65 8 vs. Western Washington W 71 68 12/4 W. MONTANA W 60 52 1/14 +MESA STATE W 75 52 1/27 at Colorado College W 101 51 8 vs. Portland State W(2OT) 84 82 12/9 11 at Arizona State L 71 98 1/15 +FORT LEWIS W 56 22 1/28 at Metro State W 69 61 8 vs. Boise State W 79 68 12/10 11 vs. Nevada L 70 75 1/21 +at SOUTHERN UTAH L(OT) 73 78 2/2 SOUTHERN UTAH W 74 67 1/19 at College of Southern Idaho W 81 40 12/11 11 vs. Iowa L 65 74 1/22 at Brigham Young JV W 56 48 2/3 at Ricks College W 80 43 at Southern Utah W 72 57 12/17 at Nevada-Las Vegas L 61 95 1/25 at Ricks L 64 73 2/9 COLORADO NW W 83 50 RICKS W 85 67 12/18 Texas A&M (Las Vegas) L 61 71 1/28 UTAH JV W 53 49 2/17 Western Wyoming (forfeit to ISU) +NORTHERN ARIZONA L 72 78 12/21 EASTERN MONTANA W 80 56 1/29 WEBER STATE L 60 61 2/20 at Utah State L 87 91 +NEW MEXICO STATE L 65 78 1/11 at Utah L 65 97 2/4 +at Adams State W 56 54 2/23 at Boise State W 84 80 at College of Southern Idaho W 83 52 1/14 &MONTANA STATE W 83 71 2/5 +at Western State W 72 48 2/24 SNOW W 88 79 +UTAH STATE L 59 73 1/15 &MONTANA L 61 66 2/11 +ADAMS STATE W 78 37 3/2 at Southern Utah W 81 79 MONTANA W 59 52 1/21 &at Boise State L 67 73 2/12 RICKS W 74 34 3/3 at Utah L 53 82 +WEBER STATE L 81 88 1/22 &at Idaho W 60 36 2/18 +WESTERN STATE W 93 40 3/8 4 Southern Colorado W 75 59 1/30 at Wyoming L 62 81 1/25 at Utah State W 80 61 2/19 +SOUTHERN UTAH W 85 83 3/9 4 Colorado College L 74 80 1/31 +at Colorado L 37 94 1/28 &PORTLAND STATE W 83 67 2/21 COLLEGE OF So. IDAHO W 59 28 3/10 4 Western State L 74 79 2/6 +at Utah State L 67 71 1/29 &EASTERN WASHINGTON W 71 60 2/25 +at Fort Lewis W 64 35 2/7 WASHINGTON L 50 63 2/1 **COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO W 88 48 2/26 +at Mesa State W 64 34 1979-80 (12-15, 5-5) 2/13 +at Northern Arizona W 78 62 2/5 &at Weber State L 75 88 3/12 1 Denver W 80 54 12/1 BOISE STATE L 48 70 2/14 +at New Mexico State L 72 94 2/11 &at Montana State L 55 74 3/13 1 Colorado College L 62 71 12/7 Idaho (Boise) L 70 93 2/20 +at Weber State L 70 94 2/12 &at Montana L 57 78 12/8 Washington State (Boise) W(2OT) 60 58 2/21 +COLORADO L 61 94 2/18 &BOISE STATE W 76 68 1977-78 (13-10, 5-1 Intermountain) 12/14 at Ricks W 86 59 2//19 &IDAHO L 56 64 12/6 at Weber State L 58 72 12/29 5 at Montana State L 52 90 1981-82 (11-21, 3-8 IMC) 2/24 &at Eastern Washington L 64 84 12/10 at Boise State L 53 64 12/30 5 vs. Montana L 50 66 11/19 6 vs. Brigham Young L 77 92 2/26 &at Portland State L 58 83 12/28 at Montana State L 52 57 1/11 at College of Southern Idaho W 67 48 11/20 6 vs. Hawaii L 51 53 3/2 UTAH STATE W 91 83 12/29 at North Dakota State L 55 63 1/12 at Boise State L 73 88 11/30 RICKS W 85 59 3/5 &WEBER STATE L 75 83 12/14 COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO L(OT) 54 55 1/18 +at Utah State L 65 77 12/2 at San Francisco L 52 86 **does not count in overall record 1/13 EASTERN UTAH W 103 27 1/19 COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO W 89 49 12/4 9 vs. Saint Mary’s W 79 39 1/14 at Ricks W 69 55 1/21 WYOMING W 75 71 12/5 9 vs. Fresno State L 52 64 1/20 +at SOUTHERN UTAH W 81 71 1/24 +at New Mexico State W(2OT) 87 84 12/5 9 at Cal State-Hayward W 86 58 1983-84 (7-19, 1-13 MWC) 1/6 at Nevada L 54 88 2/29 &at Montana L 55 72 12/8 22 vs. San Jose State W 54 41 11/21 6 vs. Colorado State L 53 72 1/10 &at Boise State L 53 64 3/4 &NORTHERN ARIZONA L 57 54 12/15 SOUTHERN UTAH W 84 56 11/22 6 at Utah State W 93 58 1/11 &at Idaho L 69 82 3/5 &NEVADA W 71 60 12/17 at Brigham Young W 76 73 11/28 SOUTHERN UTAH W 81 68 1/17 &MONTANA STATE L 57 78 12/20 at Hawaii L 51 75 12/1 12 vs. Texas A&I L 50 68 1/18 &MONTANA L 48 60 1988-89 (7-19, 3-13 Big Sky) 12/21 at Hawaii L 61 64 12/2 12 vs. Oklahoma City W 68 51 1/24 &at Portland State L 79 87 11/28 SOUTHERN UTAH W 58 49 1/3 *at Northern Arizona W 79 42 12/3 12 at New Mexico State L 59 69 1/25 &at Easterm Washington L 66 78 11/29 at Utah L 39 86 1/5 *at Nevada L 56 65 12/10 UTAH L 66 77 1/31 &at Weber State L 88 89 12/9 10 at Missouri L 54 68 1/10 *MONTANA L 49 62 12/31 8 vs. Cal-Poly SLO L 70 84 2/6 at Brigham Young L 65 101 12/10 10 vs. Iona L 41 62 1/12 *at Weber State W 76 63 1/1 8 vs. Southern Oregon W 99 58 2/7 &IDAHO L 55 84 12/16 BOISE STATE L 42 66 1/18 *IDAHO W 66 62 1/2 8 vs. Cal State-Dominguez Hills W 72 50 2/8 &BOISE STATE W 89 55 12/17 MESA STATE W 78 61 1/19 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W 71 57 1/10 at Wyoming L 61 73 2/14 &at Montana L 57 86 12/19 at Boise State W 50 49 1/24 *at Montana State L 64 78 1/13 &IDAHO L 59 88 2/15 &at Montana State L 69 72 12/28 18 at SOUTHERN UTAH W 79 66 1/25 *at Montana L 46 89 1/14 &EASTERN WASHINGTON L 75 90 2/21 &EASTERN WASHINGTON L 72 75 12/29 18 vs. Boise State L 52 69 1/31 *NEVADA W 77 60 1/19 &at Portland State L 45 63 2/22 &PORTLAND STATE W 93 84 1/2 WYOMING L(OT) 72 74 2/3 *at Boise State L 70 71 1/21 &at Boise State L 59 101 3/1 &WEBER STATE L 85 88 1/6 *at Eastern Washington L 56 65 2/8 23 vs. Cal State-Northridge L 52 66 1/28 &WEBER STATE L 68 74 1/7 *at Idaho L 45 58 2/9 23 vs. SOUTHERN UTAH W 76 60 2/3 &MONTANA L 37 64 1986-87 (10-15, 3-9 MWC) 1/12 *NORTHERN ARIZONA L 60 64 2/14 *NORTHERN ARIZONA W 90 63 2/4 &MONTANA STATE L 55 73 11/29 SOUTHERN UTAH W 76 69 1/13 *BOISE STATE L 46 66 2/15 *WEBER STATE W 89 76 2/10 &at Eastern Washington L 59 90 12/3 at Utah State W 75 62 1/19 *at Weber State L 61 73 2/21 *MONTANA STATE W(OT) 78 71 2/11 &at Idaho L 61 87 12/5 at Northern Colorado W 72 58 1/20 *MONTANA STATE L 50 69 2/23 *BOISE STATE W 66 62 2/17 *BOISE STATE L 55 81 12/6 at Colorado State L 52 60 1/26 *at Montana L 47 77 3/1 *at Idaho L 62 63 2/18 &PORTLAND STATE W 68 66 12/12 LEWIS CLARK STATE W 80 65 1/27 *at Montana State L 50 74 3/2 *at Eastern Washington L 70 80 2/22 UTAH STATE W 97 70 12/19 at San Francisco L 65 71 2/3 *EASTERN WASHINGTON L 60 61 3/8 24 at Montana L 48 91 2/25 &at Weber State L 70 81 12/21 at Pacific L 64 87 2/4 *IDAHO L 37 60 3/2 &at Montana State L 58 89 12/29 18 vs. Loyola Marymount W 87 58 2/9 *at Norhern Arizona L 51 54 1991-92 (12-15, 8-8 (Big Sky) 3/4 &at Montana L 50 82 12/30 18 at SOUTHERN UTAH L 68 69 2/11 *at Nevada W 77 59 11/29 25 at Southwest Missouri State L 45 92 1/2 at San Diego L 53 79 2/17 *at Boise State L(OT) 44 42 11/30 25 vs. Mississippi Valley State L 67 74 1984-85 (10-16, 4-10 MWC) 1/3 at Cal State-Dominguez Hills W 70 65 2/18 *WEBER STATE L 61 74 12/2 WYOMING L 70 74 11/23 13 vs. Washington State L 55 95 1/9 &BOISE STATE L 64 72 3/2 *NEVADA W 65 53 12/6 at Colorado State W 73 69 11/24 13 vs. Utah State W 71 68 1/10 &IDAHO W 92 59 3/4 *MONTANA L 44 60 12/7 at Wyoming L 63 90 11/30 WESTERN MONTANA W 74 63 1/16 &at Montana State L 67 82 12/12 CARROLL W 73 55 12/1 NEVADA W 79 72 1/17 &at Montana L 61 85 1989-90 (13-14, 6-10 Big Sky) 12/14 Saint Mary’s L 70 77 12/7 14 vs. Washington State W(OT) 73 69 1/20 &at Utah L 61 80 11/24 21 vs. Portland State W 68 62 12/17 at Washington State L 50 92 12/8 14 at Gonzaga L 61 84 1/24 &EASTERN WASHINGTON L 49 69 11/25 21 at Boise State W 69 59 12/21 UTAH L 47 64 12/14 at Utah State L 79 85 1/31 &WEBER STATE L 47 56 11/30 MONTANA TECH W 69 59 12/29 *MONTANA STATE W 64 52 12/15 at Utah L 56 88 2/6 &at Idaho L 67 71 12/7 at Colorado State W 55 50 1/2 *MONTANA L 52 71 12/27 15 vs. San Jose State L 72 97 2/7 &at Boise State L 69 71 12/9 at Wyoming L 54 69 1/4 *at Northern Arizona W 74 73 12/28 15 vs. Gonzaga L 59 74 2/13 &MONTANA L 57 77 12/15 CAL STATE-NORTHRIDGE W 75 55 1/9 *at Nevada W 64 63 12/29 15 vs. Nevada W 78 68 2/14 &MONTANA STATE W 65 52 12/29 PORTLAND STATE L 62 76 1/11 *IDAHO L 70 84 1/7 UTAH STATE W 81 62 2/20 &at Eastern Washington L 73 81 12/30 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 69 62 1/16 *BOISE STATE L 69 76 1/10 &at Boise State L 65 80 2/21 at Gonzaga W 64 62 1/6 UTAH L 63 78 1/18 at Southern Utah W 78 54 1/12 &at Portland State L 42 81 2/28 &at Weber State W 72 67 1/12 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W 78 76 1/25 *Eastern WASHINGTON L 71 73 1/18 &at Weber State L 67 80 1/13 *IDAHO L 47 66 1/30 *at Weber State W 70 68 1/25 &MONTANA STATE W 77 74 1987-88 ( 9-16, 4-12 MWC) 1/18 *NEVADA L 55 60 2/6 *at Montana L 55 81 1/26 &MONTANA L 76 94 11/27 19 vs. Denver W 80 69 1/20 *BOISE STATE L 60 76 2/8 *at Montana State L 60 64 2/1 &at Eastern Washington L 73 118 11/28 19 vs. Northern Colorado W 80 61 1/22 at Utah L 45 78 2/13 *NEVADA W 78 73 2/2 &at Idaho L 61 102 12/4 20 vs. Washington L 51 87 1/25 *at Montana L 57 61 2/15 *NORTHERN ARIZONA W 102 62 2/8 &BOISE STATE W 62 61 12/5 20 vs. Portland W 66 57 1/26 *at Montana State L 49 67 2/20 *at Boise State L 62 67 2/9 &PORTLAND STATE W 74 60 12/10 ROCKY MOUNTAIN W 58 46 2/1 *MONTANA STATE W 68 51 2/22 *at Idaho L 68 71 2/15 &WEBER STATE W 74 72 12/12 UTAH L 56 67 2/2 *at Weber State W 60 55 2/27 *at Eastern Washington W 87 75 2/22 &at Montana L 69 91 12/18 LEWIS-CLARK STATE W 60 39 2/9 *at Idaho L 45 61 3/5 *WEBER STATE W 85 70 2/23 &at Montana State L 70 89 1/2 at Saint Mary’s L 76 80 2/10 *at Eastern Washington L 51 70 3/6 SOUTHERN UTAH W 80 60 3/1 &EASTERN WASHINGTON L 72 75 1/4 at Santa Clara L 55 76 2/15 *MONTANA L 47 67 3/2 &IDAHO L 72 98 1/16 &at Idaho L 47 53 2/17 *at Boise State L 61 69 1992-93 (10-16, 6-8 Big Sky) 1/18 &at Eastern Washington L 58 74 2/22 *at Northern Arizona W 54 53 12/4 26 vs. Southern Illinois L 55 70 1985-86 (5-21, 2-12 MWC) 1/21 &BOISE STATE L 61 76 2/24 *at Nevada W 78 63 12/5 26 vs. Mississippi State L 63 72 11/23 at Rocky Mountain L 57 64 1/25 &at Weber State W 68 55 2/27 SOUTHERN UTAH W 79 62 12/10 at Utah L 49 55 11/24 at Eastern Montana L 62 78 1/29 &MONTANA STATE L 69 71 3/2 *WEBER STATE L 59 65 12/18 SEATTLE PACIFIC W 71 67 11/29 LEWIS CLARK STATE W 96 71 1/30 &MONTANA L 52 80 3/3 *NORTHERN ARIZONA W 71 64 12/21 27 vs. Marist W 61 60 11/30 UTAH STATE L 74 75 2/4 &at Northern Arizona L 52 56 12/22 27 at San Francisco L 49 78 12/13 WYOMING W 74 60 2/6 &at Nevada W 73 72 1990-91 (15-14, 9-7 Big Sky) 12/30 at Southern Utah W 53 50 12/14 UTAH L 68 72 2/12 &EASTERN WASHINGTON L 66 71 11/23 WYOMING L 50 55 1/2 OREGON L 61 83 12/29 16 at Carroll College L 95 101 2/13 &IDAHO (ot) L 61 64 11/24 COLORADO STATE W 69 57 1/5 BRIGHAM YOUNG L 70 79 12/30 16 vs. Montana Tech W 81 68 2/20 &at Boise State L 49 81 12/3 at Utah L 56 72 1/8 COLORADO STATE L 52 66 1/3 17 vs. UC-Irvine L 71 78 2/22 &WEBER STATE L 56 69 12/4 at Southern Utah W 84 56 1/9 WYOMING L 59 61 1/4 17 at Santa Clara L 75 85 2/26 &at Montana State L 50 87 12/7 22 at Oregon State L 62 80 1/14 *WEBER STATE W 74 56 1/16 *NORTHERN ARIZONA W 76 64 2/15 *WEBER STATE L(OT) 80 83 12/5 36 vs. Wyoming W 79 73 1/9 *at Cal-State Northridge L 53 82 1/19 SOUTHERN UTAH W 71 58 2/18 *NORTHERN ARIZONA W 69 61 12/6 36 at Air Force W 79 58 1/13 *MONTANA L 48 56 1/23 *at Boise State L 61 85 2/24 *at Montana L 42 70 12/9 UTAH L 58 75 1/15 *MONTANA STATE W 61 38 1/29 *at Montana State L 52 74 2/25 *at Montana State L 63 71 12/13 at Southern Utah W 80 67 1/20 *at Weber State L 61 71 1/30 *at Montana L 54 74 3/4 *at Boise State L 54 63 12/19 at BRIGHAM YOUNG L 72 81 1/22 *at Portland State W 66 57 2/5 *IDAHO W 76 64 12/22 37 vs. St. John’s L 64 75 1/27 *at Northern Arizona L 61 54 2/6 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W 73 66 1995-96 (8-18, 2-12 Big Sky) 12/23 37 vs. Clemson L 50 58 1/29 *at Sacramento State W 79 59 2/11 *at Northern Arizona W 77 57 11/24 31 at Iowa State L 55 82 1/3 *MONTANA L 53 72 2/3 *CAL-STATE NORTHRIDGE W 72 66 2/13 *at Weber State W 78 57 11/25 31 vs. Cal State-Fullerton W 80 42 1/5 *MONTANA STATE W 61 56 2/5 *NORTHERN ARIZONA W 59 48 2/20 *BOISE STATE L 68 80 11/29 UTAH L 70 90 1/8 *at Weber State L(OT) 59 66 2/11 *at Montana L 48 80 2/26 *MONTANA STATE L 46 59 12/1 32 CAL POLY-SLO W 77 67 1/10 *at Portland State L 72 83 2/12 *at Montana State W 57 52 2/27 *MONTANA L 45 70 12/2 32 SOUTHERN UTAH W 78 70 1/15 *at Northern Arizona L 57 71 2/17 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W 72 55 3/4 *at Eastern Washington (ot) L 73 76 12/7 at Loyola Marymount L 61 62 1/17 *SACRAMENTO STATE W 76 67 2/19 *PORTLAND STATE W 59 50 3/6 *at Idaho L 52 57 12/9 at Pepperdine L 53 83 1/22 *CAL-STATE NORTHRIDGE W 78 68 2/24 *WEBER STATE L 43 57 12/16 WESTERN MONTANA W 94 56 1/24 *NORTHERN ARIZONA L 56 64 2/26 *SACRAMENTO STATE W 70 62 1993-94 (7-19, 4-10 Big Sky) 12/28 at Gonzaga W 67 63 1/30 *at Montana L 45 87 3/8 24 vs. Eastern Washington W 55 46 11/26 28 vs. Georgetown L 59 82 12/30 BRIGHAM YOUNG W 73 55 1/31 *at Montana State L 65 67 3/9 24 vs. Cal State-Northridge L 62 70 11/27 28 vs. Marist L 63 74 1/5 at Colorado State L 59 82 2/5 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W 68 48 12/1 at Southern Utah L 50 64 1/6 at Wyoming L 50 71 2/7 *PORTLAND STATE W 67 54 2000-01 (25-5, 16-0 Big Sky) 12/4 UTAH L 51 65 1/12 *at Idaho L 58 71 2/12 *WEBER STATE W 76 37 11/18 ST. MARTIN’S W 71 66 12/9 at Portland L 56 67 1/13 *Eastern Washington L 54 79 2/14 *at Sacramento State (OT) W 71 66 11/24 39 vs. Dayton L 50 60 12/11 at Oregon L 36 56 1/18 *NORTHERN ARIZONA L 73 83 2/26 *at Eastern Washington W 67 49 11/25 39 at Texas-San Antonio L 60 61 12/21 12 vs. Abilene Christian L 74 75 1/20 *WEBER STATE L 70 82 2/28 *at Cal-State Northridge W 70 65 11/30 W. MONTANA W 75 65 12/22 12 vs. Western New Mexico W 64 63 1/26 *at Montana State L 61 79 3/9 24 vs. Montana State L 55 59 12/7 NEVADA W 75 56 12/30 WESTERN MONTANA W 70 57 1/27 *at Montana L 50 67 12/9 UC-RIVERSIDE W 72 62 1/7 at Wyoming W 73 68 2/3 *BOISE STATE W 67 62 1998-99 (8-18, 6-10 Big Sky) 12/16 at Wyoming L 46 64 1/8 at Colorado State L 51 72 2/9 *EASTERN WASHINGTON L 63 65 11/17 #vs. Montana Tech W 78 51 12/20 at Boise State L 59 61 1/13 *at Weber State L 52 66 2/10 *IDAHO L 62 74 11/19 at San Francisco L 53 63 12/28 BRIGHAM YOUNG W 58 56 1/15 *at Northern Arizona L 56 69 2/15 *at Weber State L 69 80 11/21 at Portland L 50 76 1/4 at Cal Poly W 70 43 1/22 *BOISE STATE L 44 67 2/17 *at Northern Arizona L 60 80 11/27 at San Diego State L 58 66 1/6 at UC-Riverside W 54 46 1/28 *MONTANA L 57 86 2/23 *MONTANA L 51 78 11/28 at North Carolina State L 75 93 1/11 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W 74 52 1/29 *MONTANA STATE L 48 57 2/24 *MONTANA STATE W 66 63 12/5 OREGON STATE L 64 70 1/13 *CAL-STATE NORTHRIDGE W 78 60 2/4 *at Idaho L 52 67 3/2 *at Boise State L 54 71 12/8 at Boise State L 56 63 1/18 *at Montana W 67 62 2/5 *at Eastern Washington L 40 49 12/11 SOUTHERN Utah W 64 54 1/20 *at Montana State W 71 66 2/10 *NORTHERN ARIZONA W 52 45 1996-97 (15-12, 11-5 (Big Sky) 12/19 BRIGHAM YOUNG L 57 86 1/25 *PORTLAND STATE W 71 58 2/12 *WEBER STATE W 73 58 11/22 32 GONZAGA L 56 58 12/22 at Utah L 49 74 1/26 *WEBER STATE W 48 44 2/16 SOUTHERN UTAH L 66 75 11/23 32 AIR FORCE W 74 50 12/30 *EASTERN WASHINGTON L 56 64 2/1 *NORTHERN ARIZONA W 78 53 2/19 *at Boise State L 42 82 11/26 at Connecticut L 50 97 1/4 *CS NORTHRIDGE W(OT) 73 64 2/3 *SACRAMENTO STATE W 62 45 2/25 *at Montana State L 47 64 11/29 33 at Oregon L 33 68 1/7 *at Montana L 52 65 2/8 *at Cal-State Northridge W 75 59 2/26 *at Montana L 39 81 11/30 33 vs. Yale W 77 58 1/9 *at Montana State L 52 61 2/10 *at Northern Arizona W 63 56 3/4 *IDAHO W 55 52 12/6 34 at Cal Poly-SLO W 72 67 1/14 *PORTLAND STATE L 57 63 2/16 *MONTANA W 56 53 3/5 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W 65 52 12/7 34 vs. Colorado State L 53 97 1/15 *WEBER STATE L 45 51 2/17 *MONTANA STATE W 69 58 12/13 PEPPERDINE L(OT) 65 71 1/21 *NORTHERN ARIZONA L(OT) 64 69 2/22 *at Eastern Washington W 70 63 1994-95 (4-24, 3-11 (Big Sky) 12/15 at Boise State W 62 47 1/23 *SACRAMENTO STATE W 58 53 2/24 *at Portland State W 67 49 11/25 29 at Saint Mary’s L 51 63 12/20 at Utah L 53 75 1/28 *at Cal-State Northridge L 48 78 3/1 *at Weber State W 63 60 11/26 29 vs. Baylor L 57 80 1/2 *at Montana L 58 69 1/30 *at Northern Arizona W 63 56 3/3 *at Sacramento State W 62 35 11/28 ST. MARTIN’S L 70 71 1/4 *at Montana State L 53 75 2/5 *MONTANA L 50 53 3/9 24 WEBER STATE W 56 55 12/7 at Utah L 66 98 1/9 *PORTLAND STATE W 66 53 2/6 *MONTANA STATE W 60 51 3/10 24 MONTANA W 68 59 12/9 30 vs. Pacific L 56 84 1/10 *WEBER STATE W 65 53 2/11 *at Eastern Washington L 49 64 3/17 40 at Vanderbilt L 57 83 12/10 30 vs. Saint Mary’s L 79 101 1/16 *NORTHERN ARIZONA W 74 62 2/13 *at Portland State L 59 64 12/11 30 vs. Ohio State L 63 119 1/18 *at Sacramento State W 72 60 2/18 *at Weber State W 59 58 2001-02 (10-17, 3-11 Big Sky) 12/15 OREGON L 71 80 1/23 *at Cal State-Northridge W 51 47 2/20 *at Sacramento State W 59 43 11/16 41 IDAHO W 84 59 12/17 at Southern Utah L 61 90 1/25 *at Northern Arizona L 53 71 # played in Idaho Falls 11/17 41 GONZAGA L 68 83 12/19 at Brigham Young L 64 79 1/31 *MONTANA L 52 66 11/20 MONTANA TECH W 88 43 12/28 PORTLAND L 68 87 2/1 *MONTANA STATE W 65 64 1999-00 (14-15, 11-5 Big Sky) 11/27 Montana Western L 73 80 12/30 SOUTHERN UTAH W 65 59 2/6 *at Eastern Washington W 59 47 11/19 35 SAN DIEGO STATE W 72 68 11/30 42 vs. Harvard L 56 68 1/4 WYOMING L 84 87 2/8 *at Portland State W 57 47 11/20 35 WYOMING W(OT) 95 92 12/1 42 vs. Grambling State L 82 90 1/5 COLORADO STATE L 71 75 2/13 *at Weber State L 69 78 11/26 38 at Oregon State L 47 61 12/6 at UC-Riverside W 76 66 1/13 *IDAHO W 76 69 2/15 *SACRAMENTO STATE W 63 58 11/27 38 vs. Pacific L 55 64 12/8 at UC-Irvine W(OT) 84 76 1/4 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W 62 55 2/27 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W 49 44 12/1 BRIGHAM YOUNG L 47 68 12/13 UC-IRVINE W 69 60 1/19 *at Northern Arizona L 66 85 3/1 *CAL STATE-NORTHRIDGE W 71 49 12/4 UTAH L 49 58 12/20 BOISE STATE W 68 52 1/21 *at Weber State L 64 85 3/6 24 vs. Montana State L 61 72 12/9 at Canisius College L 60 62 12/22 at Idaho L 63 73 1/27 *MONTANA STATE L 45 60 12/11 at Buffalo L 46 58 1/3 CAL POLY W 73 59 1/28 *MONTANA L 48 80 1997-98 (15-12, 9-7 Big Sky) 12/20 SAN FRANCISCO L 34 59 1/5 WYOMING L 59 74 2/3 *BOISE STATE L 47 64 11/21 35 Southern Utah W 58 55 12/22 at Nevada L 49 60 1/11 *at Sacramento State W 75 63 2/10 *at Eastern Washington L 52 76 11/22 35 Eastern Michigan W 75 74 12/30 BOISE STATE L 72 78 1/12 *at Northern Arizona L 35 69 2/11 *at Idaho L 61 75 11/29 BOISE STATE W 73 58 1/7 *at Eastern Washington W 83 62 1/18 *MONTANA STATE L 67 81 1/19 *MONTANA L 61 72 3/6 *at Weber State L 74 54 3/4 *MONTANA STATE W 77 75 3/1 * NORTHERN ARIZONA W 85 70 1/25 *at Portland State L 69 82 3/12 24 Montana State W 63 56 3/10 24 WEBER STATE L 70 71 3/8 * WEBER STATE W 81 69 1/26 *at Eastern Washington L 52 63 3/13 24 Montana L 62 66 3/17 48 at Kansas State L 68 88 3/14 24 vs. Montana State L 72 83 2/2 *at Weber State L 60 78 3/17 45 Iowa State L 59 72 3/20 54 at Boise State L 54 77 2/8 *NORTHERN ARIZONA L 61 72 2006-07 (17-14, 11-5 Big Sky) 2/9 *SACRAMENTO STATE W 75 49 2004-05 (13-16, 7-7 Big Sky) Home: 8-4, Away: 6-10, Neutral: 3-0 2008-09 (11-20, 7-9 Big Sky) 2/15 *at Montana L 61 74 Home: 9-5, Away: 3-10, Neutral: 1-1 11/10 49 at Brigham Young L 50 73 Home: 4-7, Away: 5-11, Neutral: 2-2 2/16 *at Montana State L 75 94 11/19 OREGON STATE L 67 84 11/17 at Utah State L 83 85 11/15 55 vs. DePaul L 55 73 2/22 *EASTERN WASHINGTON L 72 74 11/22 LEWIS-CLARK STATE W 83 61 11/19 at Nevada L 58 75 11/16 55 at New Mexico L 47 82 2/23 *PORTLAND STATE W 84 65 11/25 46 at Texas A&M CC L 57 73 11/24 at Arkansas- Little Rock L 53 82 11/17 55 vs. Alcorn State W 67 50 3/2 *WEBER STATE L(OT) 75 80 11/26 46 Arkansas L 59 69 11/28 WYOMING L 58 79 11/22 at Utah State W 58 43 11/30 UC IRVINE W 93 73 12/2 UTAH VALLEY L(OT) 82 89 11/25 at Southern Utah L 61 75 2002-03 (6-20, 2-12 Big Sky) 12/2 SOUTHERN UTAH W 79 69 12/8 50 vs Kent State W 87 75 11/28 56 at Loyola Marymount L 55 69 11/25 IDAHO W 72 49 12/6 at Boise State L 52 60 12/9 50 at Rice L 69 88 11/29 56 vs. North Dakota State L 55 68 12/1 at Oregon State L 48 67 12/9 at Oregon L 56 79 12/16 MONTANA TECH W 102 59 12/3 MONTANA WESTERN W 83 60 12/6 43 at Rice L 49 85 12/18 ST. MARTINS W 73 58 12/20 MONTANA-WESTERN W 102 64 12/6 WYOMING L 55 61 12/7 43 vs. Northwestern State L 84 97 12/20 at Utah State L 61 67 12/30 at Boise State L 78 86 12/10 at Boise State L 58 65 12/10 MONTANA TECH W 82 59 12/30 WYOMING L 54 65 1/6 at Utah Valley W 85 74 12/13 at Utah Valley L 65 76 12/14 at Utah L 52 91 1/2 at Texas Tech L 52 86 1/11 *at Eastern Washington W 90 60 12/20 SAINT MARY’S L 71 75 12/21 at Boise State W 63 49 1/4 UTAH VALLEY STATE W 86 46 1/13 *at Northern Colorado W 92 66 12/30 at Colorado L 57 73 12/28 at New Mexico State L 76 92 1/13 *SACRAMENTO STATE W 63 57 1/18 *MONTANA L 87 90 1/2 * at Northern Colorado W 60 55 12/30 SOUTHERN UTAH W 83 75 1/15 *NORTHERN ARIZONA L 69 76 1/20 *MONTANA STATE L 80 91 1/8 * EASTERN WASHINGTON W 71 54 1/2 at Denver L 72 81 1/20 *at Eastern Washington L 52 65 1/24 *at Weber State W 78 65 1/10 * PORTLAND STATE L 61 70 1/4 at Wyoming L 44 69 1/22 *at Portland State W 82 74 1/27 *at Portland State L 71 76 1/15 * at Montana L 48 70 1/7 BRIGHAM YOUNG L 59 69 1/29 *WEBER STATE L 71 82 2/1 *at Northern Arizona L 62 70 1/17 * at Montana State L 52 71 1/16 *at Montana L 47 79 2/3 *MONTANA STATE W 101 57 2/3 *at Sacramento State W 83 59 1/22 * NORTHERN ARIZONA L 60 66 1/18 *at Montana State L 54 77 2/5 *MONTANA L 69 75 2/8 *NORTHERN COLORADO W 90 65 1/24 * SACRAMENTO STATE W 64 57 1/23 *SACRAMENTO STATE W 77 62 2/10 *at Northern Arizona L 64 75 2/10 *NORTHERN ARIZONA W 95 79 1/31 * WEBER STATE L(OT) 77 78 1/25 *NORTHERN ARIZONA L 56 59 2/12 *at Sacramento State W(OT) 70 67 2/16 *at Montana State W 96 74 2/7 * NORTHERN COLORADO W 63 58 1/30 *at Eastern Washington L 60 64 2/17 *PORTLAND STATE W 73 56 2/18 *at Montana L 72 90 2/12 * at Portland State L 61 71 2/1 *at Portland State L 64 78 2/19 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W 80 69 2/22 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W 83 80 2/14 * at Eastern Washington W 69 59 2/8 *at Weber State L 74 95 2/24 *at Weber State L 37 59 2/24 *PORTLAND STATE W 91 90 2/19 * MONTANA STATE L 72 81 2/13 *MONTANA STATE L 74 95 3/3 *at Montana L 52 70 3/1 *WEBER STATE W 81 56 2/21 * MONTANA L 39 73 2/15 *MONTANA L 55 66 3/5 *at Montana State W 72 59 3/3 *SACRAMENTO STATE W 93 73 2/26 * at Sacramento State W 70 64 2/20 *at Northern Arizona L 60 82 3/10 24 Eastern Washington W 82 55 3/9 24 Weber State W 72 63 2/28 * at Northern Arizona W 62 60 2/22 *at Sacramento State W 70 67 3/11 24 at Montana L 67 78 3/10 24 Northern Arizona W 84 78 3/6 * at Weber State L 60 74 2/27 *PORTLAND STATE L 64 65 3/17 51 at Stanford L 58 96 3/12 24 vs. Sacramento State WOT 78 76 3/1 *EASTERN WASHINGTON L 61 65 2005-06 (17-13, 11-3 Big Sky) 3/13 24 at Montana L 56 70 3/8 *WEBER STATE L 69 72 Home: 11-5, Away: 5-6, Neutral: 1-2 2007-08 (20-10, 12-4 Big Sky) 11/18 BOISE STATE L(2OT) 89 91 Home: 11-2, Away: 6-7, Neutral: 3-1 2009-10 (15-15, 10-6 Big Sky) 2003-04 (20-9, 11-3 Big Sky) 11/25 47 vs. Wisconsin L 73 85 11/9 at Wyoming L 50 76 Home: 10-3, Away: 4-11, Neutral: 1-1 Home: 9-2, Away: 9-7, Neutral: 2-0 11/26 47 vs. Washington State L 51 74 11/13 MONTANA TECH W 93 62 11/13 at St. Mary’s L 69 76 11/22 LEWIS-CLARK W 104 51 11/27 47 vs. Eastern Michigan W 78 61 11/22 52 at Texas Tech L 72 86 11/15 at (No. 19) California L 43 100 11/25 BOISE STATE W 97 77 11/30 ST. MARTIN’S W 92 57 11/23 52 vs. Alcorn State W 61 53 11/19 at Nebraska L 41 88 11/28 44 at Colorado L 65 95 12/2 UTAH STATE W 96 73 11/24 52 vs. Kennesaw State W 87 68 11/21 BOISE STATE L 60 76 11/29 44 Lehigh W 95 52 12/6 at Southern Utah L 75 80 11/28 UTAH STATE W 69 60 11/24 MONTANA WESTERN W 63 50 12/2 at Southern Utah W 98 65 12/10 IDAHO W(OT) 99 89 12/1 53 vs UCLA W 76 64 11/30 at Wyoming L 40 76 12/5 DENVER W 95 61 12/15 OREGON L 69 89 12/2 53 at Nevada L 66 74 12/02 at Utah L(OT) 50 66 12/13 at Idaho L 77 81 12/20 MONTANA-WESTERN W 90 70 12/10 at Oregon State W 79 73 12/04 57 at (No. 15) Arizona State L 56 65 12/20 at Brigham Young L 54 56 12/29 at Wyoming L 60 78 12/14 LEWIS-CLARK STATE W 74 58 12/05 57 vs. Utah State W 56 53 12/29 at UC Irvine W 75 66 1/2 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE L 70 82 12/20 SOUTHERN UTAH W 82 57 12/09 at Minnesota L 44 79 12/31 at Cal State Fullerton W 74 58 1/5 at Utah Valley State L 74 83 12/29 BOISE STATE L 74 78 12/12 UTAH STATE W 63 58 1/5 UTAH L 78 86 1/7 NORTH DAKOTA STATE W 81 69 1/3 *NORTHERN COLORADO W 86 66 12/21 SOUTHERN UTAH W 61 48 1/8 at Utah Valley State W 65 49 1/12 *at Sacramento State W 79 76 1/10 *at Eastern Washington W 76 79 12/29 GREAT FALLS W 86 42 1/15 *MONTANA L 66 76 1/14 *at Northern Arizona L 64 74 1/12 *at Portland State L 57 97 01/02 * at Montana State W(OT) 77 73 1/17 *MONTANA STATE W 82 69 1/19 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W 89 68 1/17 * MONTANA W 90 77 01/04 * at Montana L 55 63 1/22 *at Sacramento State W 65 53 1/21 *PORTLAND STATE L 80 93 1/19 * MONTANA STATE W 85 80 01/08 * NORTHERN ARIZONA W 67 70 1/24 *at Northern Arizona W 64 59 1/26 *at Weber State W(OT) 82 81 1/24 * at Northern Arizona L 67 82 01/09 * NORTHERN COLORADO W 74 65 1/29 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W 92 61 2/2 *at Montana State W 84 74 1/26 * at Sacramento State W 90 73 01/15 * at Weber State W 57 49 1/31 *PORTLAND STATE W 77 67 2/4 *at Montana L 55 105 2/1 * at Weber State W 64 50 01/22 * at Eastern Washington L 60 70 2/7 *WEBER STATE W 57 48 2/9 *NORTHERN ARIZONA W 84 71 2/9 * at Northern Colorado W 76 63 01/23 * at Portland State L 45 61 2/12 *at Montana State W 79 70 2/11 *SACRAMENTO STATE W 75 60 2/14 * PORTLAND STATE L 63 81 01/30 * at Sacramento State L 71 80 2/14 *at Montana L 57 76 2/16 *at Portland State W 80 68 2/16 * EASTERN WASHINGTON W 73 62 02/05 * MONTANA STATE L 72 83 2/19 *NORTHERN ARIZONA W 68 64 2/18 *at Eastern Washington W 74 65 2/21 * at Montana State W 85 71 02/06 * MONTANA L 53 67 2/21 *SACRAMENTO STATE W 78 48 2/23 *WEBER STATE W 84 66 2/23 * at Montana L 54 76 02/11 * at Northern Colorado W 62 51 2/29 *at Portland State W 74 44 3/2 *MONTANA W 71 57 2/28 * SACRAMENTO STATE W 95 78 02/13 * at Northern Arizona W 71 64 2/28 *at Eastern Washington W 83 67 02/18 * WEBER STATE W(OT) 79 75 02/23 * at Sacramento State L 65 73 02/26 * PORTLAND STATE W 63 51 02/25 * at Eastern Washington W 63 50 02/27 * EASTERN WASHINGTON W 71 63 03/03 * EASTERN WASHINGTON W 63 58 03/05 * SACRAMENTO STATE W(OT) 69 67 03/09 + SACRAMENTO STATE W 70 57 03/11 24 vs. Portland State L 61 75 03/10 + NORTHERN COLORADO W 49 46 03/17 < vs Miami (Florida) L 41 70 2010-11 (18-12, 9-7 Big Sky) Home: 12-1, Away: 5-10, Neutral: 1-1 11/12 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 63 55 11/14 at Boise State L 48 73 11/18 AIR FORCE W 68 58 11/21 at Texas Tech L 52 64 11/23 at Texas State W 69 52 11/24 at No. 16 Texas L 68 82 11/26 58 at UTEP L 66 77 11/27 58 vs High Point W 62 55 12/04 UTAH VALLEY W 68 56 12/08 at UTAH WOT 71 68 12/11 at Utah State W 64 52 12/21 GREAT FALLS W 98 50 01/01 MONTANA TECH W 84 51 01/06 * NORTHERN ARIZONA W 64 54 01/15 * at Sacramento State W 76 51 01/17 * at Portland State L 79 89 01/20 * at Montana L 54 61 01/24 * at Montana State L 63 83 01/27 * SACRAMENTO STATE W 65 63 01/29 * EASTERN WASHINGTON W 75 69 02/05 * at Eastern Washington WOT 76 73 02/10 * PORTLAND STATE W 63 58 02/12 * at Northern Arizona L 55 59 02/17 * MONTANA STATE W 74 65 02/19 * MONTANA L 60 63 02/24 * at Weber State LOT 61 66 02/28 * at Northern Colorado L 49 73 03/03 * WEBER STATE W 71 51 03/05 * NORTHERN COLORADO W 69 61 03/10 24 vs Montana L 53 66 2011-12 (24-8, 14-2 Big Sky) Home: 13-2, Away: 8-4, Neutral: 3-2 11/12 at UTEP L 63 79 11/14 at New Mexico State W 59 42 11/17 BOISE STATE W 84 75 11/19 at Utah Valley L 59 68 11/24 59 vs Tennessee Chattanooga W 65 62 11/25 59 vs Tulane L 37 45 12/02 60 vs South Florida W 76 63 12/03 60 vs Jackson State W 47 36 12/10 UTAH STATE W 67 65 12/06 at Utah L 31 56 12/19 OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE STATE W 90 48 12/21 SOUTH DAKOTA L 54 66 12/30 GREAT FALLS W 86 42 01/02 * NORTHERN COLORADO W 57 52 01/05 * at Montana State W 59 58 01/07 * at Montana W 58 51 01/14 * SACRAMENTO STATE W 78 57 01/16 * PORTLAND STATE W 78 63 01/21 * at Northern Arizona W 49 44 01/26 * at Northern Colorado W 64 50 01/28 * at Weber State W 54 52 02/02 * MONTANA STATE L(OT) 67 79 02/06 * MONTANA W 54 48 02/09 * NORTHERN ARIZONA W 62 54 02/11 * at Portland State W 70 59 02/18 * WEBER STATE W 65 53 Notable Idaho State Alumni
Other Notable Alumni Hans Gregory Ashbaker World Famous Tenor
Don Aslett Cleaning Authority & Author
Terrel Bell Former Secretary, U.S. Department of Education
Dr. Gary K. Bertsch Director of Center for International Trade and Security Michael C. Ruettgers (left) is the Ron Boone Radio/TV Broadcaster for the Utah Jazz CEO of EMC Corporation, the second
largest business in the United States. Press Associated Press Associated Bill Byrne Texas A & M University Athletic Director Stacy Dragila won the Olympic Gold William Petersen is a veteran actor previously John Foreman Producer of the movie “Butch Cassidy and the Medal in the inaugural women’s pole vault starred as Gil Grissom in the nation’s most Sundance Kid” in Sydney in 2000. popular show CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. I. Herbert Gordon Peabody Award Winner, former NBC Executive
Steve Hayes 10-Year Veteran of the National Basketball Association
Florence Bean James Theatre Director Associated Press Associated General Amos Jordan Brigadier U.S. General and President and CEO of the Center for Strategic and International Studies Merril Hoge is a reporter for ESPN, and host of the Edge/NFL Matchup. Wally Kelly President, Viacom Outdoor
Peter C. Kole Chair of the New England Albanian Relief Organization (NEARO) Texas A&M Texas Senator James McClure U.S. Senator 1973-91, Namesake of The James A. Press Associated McClure Federal Building and Courthouse in Boise Jared Allen signed a free agent with the Bill Byrne is the Athletic Director for Texas Lewis J. Neal President of NOXSO Corporation Minnesota Vikings in 2008, become the highest A& M University. paid defensive lineman in the NFL. Bruce Nelson CEO of Office Depot Cincinnati Bengals Cincinnati Les Purce President of Evergreen State College Marvin Lewis is the head coach Ed Sanders Won the Olympic Gold Medal in heavyweight for the Cincinnati Bengals. boxing for the United States in 1952
Major General Antonio Taguba U.S. Army Major General who authored the investigative report about abuses of Iraqis at the Abu Ghraib prison at the hands of American soldiers.
Antonio Taguba Taguba is the second-highest ranking Filipino- American officer in the U.S. Army
David Thomas World renowned dinosaur sculptor Roger Williams Sue Ann Langdon/David McClure Langdon/David Sue Ann Dr. Claude Zobell Marine Microbiologist for the Scripps Sue Ann Langdon starred on both stage Ed Sanders won the Olympic Gold Roger Williams is a world famous pianist, who Oceanographic Institute and screen. Medal in heavyweight boxing for the has had 18 of his albums certified gold by the U.S. is 1952. Recording Industry Association of America. Bengal Champions
The Idaho State athletic department titles dating back to the 1963-64 season League. Idaho State players have also Four boxers, five track athletes and has a storied past sprinkled with - the most of any ISU program. been well represented in the Indoor Pro two coaches have competed for four Olympians, pro athletes, NCAA and Big Before joining the Big Sky Football League, the National Indoor different countries at eight different Sky champions as well as All-Americans. Conference, ISU also boasted Football League, the Arena Football Olympic Games, highlighted by Stacy 29 more postseason conference League, and one Bengal even strapped Dragila winning gold in the inaugural On the National Stage appearances, 12 in men’s basketball, nine on an XFL helmet. Over 10 Bengals have women’s pole vault in Sydney, Australia. In the 100-plus year history of ISU in track and five in football as a member also played in AF2. athletics, the teams have totaled 30 of the Rocky Mountain Conference as But ISU’s cream of the crop NCAA post-season appearances and one well as three in volleyball as a part of athletes have made it to the AIAW showing. Probably the most visible the Mountain West Athletic Conference. highest level of competition in the world; of those appearances culminated in the Of those 29 appearances, the Bengals the Olympic Games. Eleven Bengals Bengals winning the NCAA Division I took home 26 titles, nine each in men’s beginning in the 1952 Games have football championship in 1981. basketball and track, five in football and represented ISU and their respective Bengal athletes have also earned two in volleyball. countries at the Olympics. 18 NCAA individual championships, Individual Bengal athletes have including 16 in boxing, a sport which also found success on the Big Sky level, was discontinued by the NCAA in 1961. snagging 315 conference titles overall. Bengal Champions More than one hundred Bengals have ISU tracksters have garnered 294 of those National Tournament Appearences Conference Team Championships garnered national recognition in the titles, while men’s and women’s tennis 13 Men’s Basketball 14 Men’s Basketball form of All-America honors, since records athletes have contributed 20 to the total 6 Women’s Basketball 12 Men’s Outdoor Track and Field 4 Women’s Volleyball 7 Football were kept. Forty-eight footballers along and men’s and women’s golf have one 4 Women’s Soccer 4 Men’s Indoor Track and Field with 53 individuals from the track and each to its credit. 2 Football 4 Women’s Soccer cross country programs have received 2 Men’s Cross Country 3 Women’s Volleyball the prestigious athletic award. One On Top of the World 4 Women’s Basketball National Team Championships 2 Men’s Tennis Bengal, Jared Allen, has also garnered Idaho State’s reach has not ended 2 Boxing 1 Women’s Outdoor Track & Field ISU’s only National Player of the Year with the college ranks as several ISU 1 Football 1 Women’s Golf Award, as he was named the 2003 Buck athletes have gone on to the professional 1 Women’s Tennis Buchanan Award winner. and elite ranks in their respective sports. National Individual Championships 16 Boxing Conference Individual Champions NBA teams have picked up 15 Idaho 1 Women’s Outdoor Track & Field 185 Outdoor Track and Field In the Conference State hoopsters since 1963, while 39 1 Men’s Cross Country 107 Indoor Track and Field Idaho State has been Bengals have played, or are currently 15 Women’s Tennis successful on the conference level, playing in the NFL. All-Americans 5 Men’s Tennis 48 Football 1 Women’s Golf tallying 72 Big Sky post-season The Arena Football League 26 Outdoor Track and Field 1 Men’s Golf appearances including 39 championship has claimed several Bengals on its 21 Indoor Track and Field 1 Women’s Cross Country titles. The Bengal track/cross country rosters while over 20 former ISU players 6 Cross Country 1 Men’s Cross Country program has nabbed 21 Big Sky team have suited up in the Canadian Football 2 Women’s Basketball Idaho State Ring of Honor
In January of 1999, the Idaho State athletic department instituted the ISU Ring of Honor. Encircling the top of Holt Arena, the Ring of Honor is for the truly outstanding men and women in Idaho State University history. On January 30, 1999, the first 16 individuals were enshrined in the Ring of Honor, along with Idaho State’s three national championship teams. In 2009, Idaho State inducted the 17 individual into the Ring of Honor as Jared Allen earned the nod and had his jersey retired. In order to earn induction into the Ring of Honor, a candidate must meet one of the following criteria:
1) Have his or her number retired 2) Have competed in the Olympic Games 3) Have brought fame and national attention to Idaho State University
For teams to be inducted, they must win a national championship. Ring of Honor Inductees Inducted on January 30, 1999 unless otherwise noted
Ed Bell, football Lawrence Butler, men’s basketball Babe Caccia, football, coach, athletic director Stacy Dragila, track Case deBruijn, football Merril Hoge, football Milton ‘Dubby’ Holt, football, coach, athletic director Tom Jewell, football, coach, athletic director Jim Killingsworth, coach Dave Kragthorpe, coach Mike Machurek, football Les Roh, men’s basketball Ed Sanders, boxing Dave Wagnon, men’s basketball Ellsworth ‘Spider’ Webb, boxing Amber Welty-Cnossen, track Jaren Allen, football (2009)
National Championship Team Inducted 1953 boxing team 1957 boxing team 1981 football team