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Syracuse Women’s Basketball Manley Field House Syracuse University CHANDREA JONES Syracuse, New York 13244-5020 315-443-3761 SYRACUSE ORANGE 2008-2009 • Just the sixth SU player, fi rst since 1989-90, to be named to the All-BIG EAST First Team 5-8 guard • Became the fastest player in Syracuse history to reach 1,000-points. Jones fi nished her SU career with 1,010 career points in 63 games. • Set the SU single-season scoring record with 542 points. • Finished 2008-09 ranked fourth in the BIG EAST in rebounding and sixth in scoring. Was also second in offensive rebounds. • Her 11 20-plus point games in 2008-09 are tied for fi rst all-time on SU’s single-season list. Her 16 career 20-plus point games rank second all-time. • Finished with 21 career double-doubles - eighth most in SU history. Her 13 double-doubles in 2008-09 rank fourth on SU’s single-season list. • Earned Second-team BIG EAST honors in 2007-08. CAREER HIGHS NOTES Points 33 at Siena (11/14/08) Just the sixth SU player, fi rst since 1989-90, to be named to the All-BIG EAST First Team • Became the fastest player in Syracuse history to reach the 1,000-point • Jones fi nished her SU career with 1,010 career points in 63 Field Goals 12 at West Virginia (02/28/09) games • Set the SU single-season scoring record with 542 points • Jones fi nished her career with a double-double in nine of the last 13 games, including three of the last four. Her 13 double-doubles rank fourth on SU’s single- Field-Goal Atts. 22 vs. Pittburgh (01/24/09) season list • Jones’ 13 double-doubles also rank tied for third in the BIG EAST • Her 21 career double-doubles rank eighth all-time at Syracuse • Her 16 career 20-pluse point games rank second all-time at SU on SU’s single- 3-PT FG 3 2x at UMES (11/16/08) season list • She is also tied for tied for fi fth in the BIG EAST for 20-plus point games this year • She scored in double-fi gures a team-high 29 times, including the last 15 (third in the BIG EAST), and has led SU in scoring 3-PT FG Atts. 9 vs. Pittburgh (01/24/09) nine times • Jones has also led SU in rebounding a team-best 16 times • She has led the team in steals 12 times, blocks on 10 occasions and assists four times • The senior averaged a team-best 16.9 points and a team-high 8.8 Free Throws 12 vs. Lehigh (12/02/08) rebounds per contest • She has also added 1.8 steals and 1.8 assists per game • She had a team-high 19 15-plus point games, a team-best 11 20-plus point games and one 33-point game this season • Jones also had a team-high Free-Throw Atts. 13 vs. Rutgers (01/06/09) 14 double-fi gure rebounding performances • Against Canisius in the WNIT, she registered her 13th double-double of the season in her fi nal game at the Carrier Dome behind game highs of 26 points and 12 rebounds • Against Off. Rebounds 7 2x vs. UAA (11/26/08) St. John’s in the BIG EAST Tournament, she recorded her 12th double-double with 10 points and 15 boards • Against Providence, she capped her fi nal regular season game at the Carrier Dome with her 11th double-double Def. Rebounds 11 2x at Notre Dame (02/24/09) behind 16 points and 10 rebounds • At West Virginia, she led the Orange with 27 points • At Notre Dame, she notched her 10th double-double with 16 points and a career-high tying 11 defensive rebounds • Against Total Rebounds 15 2x vs. St. John’s (03/06/09) Georgetown, she posted her 14th career 20-plus point game with a game-high 23 points • Against DePaul, she registered her ninth double-double of the season with 17 points and 10 rebounds • At. St. John’s, recorded 13th Assists 6 vs. UMES (12/19/07) career 20-plus point game with 21 points. Steals 5 2x vs. Ohio (12/21/08) CAREER STATISTICS Blocks 3 vs. Lehigh (11/25/07) YEAR G/GS MP/AVG FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3FGA 3PCT FT-FTA PCT REB/AVG A TO BS S PTS/AVG 2007-08 31/31 923/29.8 154-425 .362 22-85 .259 138-176 .784 244/7.9 59 97 14 45 468/15.1 2008-09 32/32 1014/31.7 177-447 .396 31-98 .316 157-212 .741 281/8.8 58 89 14 59 542/16.9 Minutes 40 vs. Portland State (11/22/08) TOTAL 63/63 1937/30.7 331-872 .380 53-183 .290 295-388 .760 525/8.3 117 186 28 104 1010/16.0.
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