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Montclair State Women's Basketball INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Montclair State Women's Basketball INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Points Field goals attempted 1. 3199 - Carol Blazejowski (101 games) - 1974-78 1. 2425 - Carol Blazejowski (101 games) - 1974-78 2. 1924 - Tracey Brown (105 games) - 1979-83 2. 1897 - Tracey Brown (105 games) - 1979-83 3. 1757 - Kim Wilson (108 games) - 1987-91 3. 1794 - Kim Wilson (108 games) - 1987-91 4. 1646 - Pat Colasurdo (104 games) - 1975-79 4. 1463 - Pat Colasurdo (104 games) - 1975-79 5. 1493 - Stephanie Machin (107 games) - 2003-07 5. 1292 - Sharon Ross (99 games) - 1979-83 6. 1408 - Debbie Emery (96 games) - 1982-86 6. 1222 - Marlena Lawrence (104 games) - 1997-01 7. 1313 - Kisandra Ayanbeku (108 games) - 2007-11 7. 1206 - Debbie Emery (96 games) - 1982-86 8. 1280 - Marlena Lawrence (104 games) - 1997-01 8. 1192 - Nancy Phillips (102 games) - 1984-88 9. 1248 - Heidi Klingert (103 games) - 1993-97 9. 1166 - Heidi Klingert (103 games) - 1993-97 10. 1242 - Judy Stair (104 games) - 1990-94 10. 1160 - Stephanie Machin (107 games) - 2003-07 11. 1192 - Sharon Ross (99 games) - 1979-83 11. 1135 - Kisandra Ayanbeku (108 games) - 2007-11 12. 1138 - Jaime Ericson (103 games) - 2008-12 12. 1098 - Judy Stair (104 games) - 1990-94 13. 1112 - Nancy Phillips (102 games) - 1984-88 13. 1078 - Jasmine Batts (95 games) - 1999-03 14. 1099 - Jasmine Batts (95 games) - 1999-03 14. 1067 - Jill Jeffrey (112 games) - 1976-80 15. 1088 - Catherine Cristino (99 games) - 2006-10 1067 - Stephanie Ellerbe (101 games) - 1998-02 16. 1028 - Jill Jeffrey (112 games) - 1976-80 16. 1004 - Shannon Shaffer (107 games) - 1989-93 17. 1017 - Shannon Shaffer (107 games) - 1989-93 17. 991 - Jaime Ericson (103 games) - 2008-12 18. 972 - Jessica Garrabrant (113 games) - 2004-08 18. 973 - Wykemia Kelley (105 games) - 1995-99 19. 963 - Wykemia Kelley (105 games) - 1995-99 19. 922 - Jean Wohlgemuth (50 games) - 1981-83 20. 950 - Jill Schultz (106 games) - 1994-98 20. 892 - Catherine Cristino (99 games) - 2006-10 Scoring average (min. 72 games) Field goal percentage (min. 300 made) 1. 31.7 - Carol Blazejowski (101 games) - 1974-78 1. .554 - Carol Blazejowski (1344-2425) - 1974-78 2. 18.3 - Tracey Brown (105 games) - 1979-83 2. .491 - Stephanie Machin (570-1160) - 2003-07 3. 16.3 - Kim Wilson (108 games) - 1987-91 3. .468 - Debbie Emery (564-1206) - 1982-86 4. 15.8 - Pat Colasurdo (104 games) - 1975-79 4. .452 - Kisandra Ayanbeku (513-1135) - 2007-11 5. 14.7 - Debbie Emery (96 games) - 1982-86 5. .452 - Jessica Garrabrant (384-850) - 2004-08 6. 14.0 - Stephanie Machin (107 games) - 2003-07 6. .451 - Judy Stair (495-1098) - 1990-94 7. 12.3 - Marlena Lawrence (104 games) - 1997-01 7. .450 - Marlena Lawrence (550-1222) - 1997-01 8. 12.2 - Kisandra Ayanbeku (108 games) - 2007-11 8. .445 - Kim Wilson (798-1794) - 1987-91 9. 12.1 - Heidi Klingert (103 games) - 1993-97 9. .442 - Catherine Cristino (394-892) - 2006-10 10. 12.0 - Sharon Ross (99 games) - 1979-83 10. .439 - Pat Colasurdo (642-1463) - 1975-79 11. 11.9 - Judy Stair (104 games) - 1990-94 11. .431 - Lorraine Bratton (323-749) - 1983-87 12. 11.6 - Jasmine Batts (95 games) - 1999-03 12. .429 - Randi Burdick (347-809) - 1972-76 13. 11.2 - Randi Burdick (75 games) - 1972-76 13. .424 - Jasmine Batts (457-1078) - 1999-03 14. 11.0 - Jaime Ericson (103 games) - 2008-12 14. .422 - Shannon Shaffer (424-1004) - 1989-93 15. 11.0 - Catherine Cristino (99 games) - 2006-10 15. .422 - Kim Kovar (319-756) - 1992-96 16. 10.9 - Nancy Phillips (102 games) - 1984-88 16. .420 - Jill Jeffrey (448-1067) - 1976-80 17. 10.7 - Kim Barnes (79 games) - 1990-93 17. .416 - Nancy Phillips (496-1192) - 1984-88 18. 9.5 - Shannon Shaffer (107 games) - 1989-93 18. .415 - Sharon Ross (536-1292) - 1979-83 19. 9.2 - Jill Jeffrey (112 games) - 1976-80 19. .410 - Tracey Brown (778-1897) - 1979-83 20. 9.2 - Wykemia Kelley (105 games) - 1995-99 20. .401 - Jean Wohlgemuth (370-922) - 1981-83 Field goals made 3-point field goals made 1. 1344 - Carol Blazejowski (101 games) - 1974-78 1. 161 - Jaime Ericson (103 games) - 2008-12 2. 798 - Kim Wilson (108 games) - 1987-91 2. 92 - Jessica Horan (113 games) - 2004-08 3. 778 - Tracey Brown (105 games) - 1979-83 3. 86 - Catherine Cristino (99 games) - 2006-10 4. 642 - Pat Colasurdo (104 games) - 1975-79 4. 80 - Stephanie Ellerbe (101 games) - 1998-02 5. 570 - Stephanie Machin (107 games) - 2003-07 5. 79 - Jill Schultz (106 games) - 1994-98 6. 564 - Debbie Emery (96 games) - 1982-86 79 - Erin Schultz (96 games) - 1999-03 7. 550 - Marlena Lawrence (104 games) - 1997-01 7. 72 - Heidi Klingert (103 games) - 1993-97 8. 536 - Sharon Ross (99 games) - 1979-83 8. 66 - Wykemia Kelley (105 games) - 1995-99 9. 513 - Kisandra Ayanbeku (108 games) - 2007-11 9. 64 - Michelle Montagna (52 games) - 2010-12 10. 496 - Nancy Phillips (102 games) - 1984-88 10. 63 - Jamilee Pflug (75 games) - 2007-10 11. 495 - Judy Stair (104 games) - 1990-94 11. 61 - Cathy Madalone (73 games) - 1988-91 12. 457 - Jasmine Batts (95 games) - 1999-03 61 - Dyette Dillard (75 games) - 2001-04 13. 448 - Jill Jeffrey (112 games) - 1976-80 13. 58 - Cynthia Warrington (103 games) - 2004-08 14. 440 - Heidi Klingert (103 games) - 1993-97 14. 51 - Shielah Jennings (79 games) - 1996-00 15. 424 - Shannon Shaffer (107 games) - 1989-93 15. 48 - Kisandra Ayanbeku (108 games) - 2007-11 16. 394 - Catherine Cristino (99 games) - 2006-10 16. 42 - Marianne McGovern (112 games) - 2005-09 17. 388 - Jaime Ericson (103 games) - 2008-12 17. 41 - Sara Kelley (27 games) - 2010-11 18. 384 - Jessica Garrabrant (113 games) - 2004-08 18. 40 - Pam Barone (28 games) - 2003-04 19. 370 - Jean Wohlgemuth (50 games) - 1981-83 19. 34 - Maritza Martinez (44 games) - 1990-92 20. 347 - Randi Burdick (75 games) - 1972-76 20. 31 - Lakeesha Langston (46 games) - 1999-01 Montclair State Women's Basketball INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS 31 - Jessica Garrabrant (113 games) - 2004-08 Free throws attempted 31 - Kathy Barberi (22 games) - 2001-02 1. 643 - Carol Blazejowski (101 games) - 1974-78 2. 548 - Pat Colasurdo (104 games) - 1975-79 3-point field goals attempted 3. 535 - Stephanie Machin (107 games) - 2003-07 1. 463 - Jaime Ericson (103 games) - 2008-12 4. 513 - Tracey Brown (105 games) - 1979-83 2. 347 - Stephanie Ellerbe (101 games) - 1998-02 5. 426 - Heidi Klingert (103 games) - 1993-97 3. 278 - Jessica Horan (113 games) - 2004-08 6. 405 - Suzanne Becker (104 games) - 1985-89 4. 265 - Erin Schultz (96 games) - 1999-03 7. 393 - Wykemia Kelley (105 games) - 1995-99 5. 259 - Wykemia Kelley (105 games) - 1995-99 8. 367 - Carolyn Savio (93 games) - 1986-90 6. 241 - Jill Schultz (106 games) - 1994-98 9. 362 - Lisa Villalta (104 games) - 1992-95,96-97 7. 239 - Heidi Klingert (103 games) - 1993-97 10. 357 - Lorraine Bratton (101 games) - 1983-87 8. 233 - Catherine Cristino (99 games) - 2006-10 11. 338 - Debbie Emery (96 games) - 1982-86 9. 225 - Jamilee Pflug (75 games) - 2007-10 12. 322 - Kisandra Ayanbeku (108 games) - 2007-11 10. 215 - Cynthia Warrington (103 games) - 2004-08 13. 320 - Stephanie Ellerbe (101 games) - 1998-02 11. 213 - Dyette Dillard (75 games) - 2001-04 14. 316 - Shannon Shaffer (107 games) - 1989-93 12. 206 - Michelle Montagna (52 games) - 2010-12 15. 306 - Judy Stair (104 games) - 1990-94 13. 163 - Shielah Jennings (79 games) - 1996-00 16. 304 - Catherine Cristino (99 games) - 2006-10 14. 156 - Marianne McGovern (112 games) - 2005-09 304 - Marlena Lawrence (104 games) - 1997-01 15. 152 - Pam Barone (28 games) - 2003-04 18. 303 - Jackie Berry (110 games) - 2006-10 16. 150 - Cathy Madalone (73 games) - 1988-91 19. 298 - Jasmine Batts (95 games) - 1999-03 17. 148 - Kisandra Ayanbeku (108 games) - 2007-11 20. 269 - Jill Schultz (106 games) - 1994-98 18. 124 - Sara Kelley (27 games) - 2010-11 19. 121 - Felicia Ingram (82 games) - 1996-99 Free throw percentage (min. 150 made) 20. 104 - Lisa Villalta (104 games) - 1992-95,96-97 1. .828 - Debbie Emery (280-338) - 1982-86 2. .808 - Jessica Garrabrant (173-214) - 2004-08 3-point FG percentage (min. 60 made) 3. .795 - Carol Blazejowski (511-643) - 1974-78 1. .407 - Cathy Madalone (61-150) - 1988-91 4. .775 - Judy Stair (237-306) - 1990-94 2. .369 - Catherine Cristino (86-233) - 2006-10 5. .755 - Jill Schultz (203-269) - 1994-98 3. .348 - Jaime Ericson (161-463) - 2008-12 6. .750 - Jaime Ericson (201-268) - 2008-12 4. .331 - Jessica Horan (92-278) - 2004-08 7. .748 - Kim Barnes (190-254) - 1990-93 5. .328 - Jill Schultz (79-241) - 1994-98 8. .744 - Ebony Allen (180-242) - 2002-04 6. .311 - Michelle Montagna (64-206) - 2010-12 9. .742 - Kisandra Ayanbeku (239-322) - 2007-11 7. .301 - Heidi Klingert (72-239) - 1993-97 10. .717 - Tracey Brown (368-513) - 1979-83 8. .298 - Erin Schultz (79-265) - 1999-03 11. .714 - Suzanne Becker (289-405) - 1985-89 9. .286 - Dyette Dillard (61-213) - 2001-04 12. .704 - Catherine Cristino (214-304) - 2006-10 10. .280 - Jamilee Pflug (63-225) - 2007-10 13. .704 - Marianne McGovern (171-243) - 2005-09 11. .255 - Wykemia Kelley (66-259) - 1995-99 14. .696 - Marguerite Dempsey (151-217) - 1979-83 12. .231 - Stephanie Ellerbe (80-347) - 1998-02 15. .695 - Heidi Klingert (296-426) - 1993-97 16. .675 - Aidil Borrero (158-234) - 1994-96 Free throws made 17.
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