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StaLe_WB01 11/28/00 7:16 AM Page 125 Statistical Leaders 2000 Division I Individual Leaders.. .1 2 6 2000 Division I Game Highs.. .1 2 8 2000 Division I Team Leaders.. .1 2 9 2000 Division II Individual Leaders.. .1 3 1 2000 Division II Game Highs.. .1 3 3 2000 Division II Team Leaders.. .1 3 5 2000 Division III Individual Leaders .. .1 3 6 2000 Division III Game Highs.. .1 3 9 2000 Division III Team Leaders .. .1 4 0 StaLe_WB01 11/28/00 7:16 AM Page 126 12 6 2000 DIVISION I INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 2000 Division I Individual Leaders Cl . Ht. G Re b . Av g . Sc o r i n g 3. Diana Caramanico, Pennsylvania .......................... Jr. 6-2 28 334 11.9 4. Jess Zinobile, St. Francis (Pa.)................................ Sr. 6-0 31 366 11.8 Cl . Ht. G TF G 3F G FT Pt s . Avg. 5. Mercy Aghedo, St. Peter's..................................... Sr. 6-3 30 352 11.7 1. Jackie Stiles, Southwest Mo. St..... Jr. 5-8 32 297 58 238 890 27.8 6. Deanna Jackson, UAB ..........................................So. 6-2 33 385 11.7 2. Diana Caramanico, Pennsylvania .. Jr. 6-2 28 268 4 154 694 24.8 6. Nekesha Jewell, Grambling .................................. Sr. 6-2 30 350 11.7 3. Jess Zinobile, St. Francis .......... Sr. 6-0 31 251 22 200 724 23.4 4. Madinah Slaise, Cincinnati ...... Sr. 5-10 30 214 44 182 654 21.8 8. Gail Strumpf, Fairfield .......................................... Jr. 6-4 33 378 11.5 5. Grace Daley, Tulane ................ Sr. 5-8 32 227 53 185 692 21.6 9. Linda Frohlich, UNLV............................................So. 6-2 28 319 11.4 10. Andrea Gardner, Howard ....................................So. 6-3 28 316 11.3 6. Linda Fr.ohlich, UNLV .............. So. 6-2 28 229 37 109 604 21.6 7. Jamie Cassidy, Maine .............. Sr. 6-4 31 235 10 188 668 21.5 11. Audra Cook, Cleveland St. ................................... Sr. 6-2 30 333 11.1 8. Edwina Brown, Texas .............. Sr. 5-10 34 274 2 172 722 21.2 12. Erin Whiteside, Cal St. Fullerton ............................ Sr. 6-1 24 263 11.0 9. Jennifer Crow, Oklahoma St. .... Sr. 5-9 30 192 74 175 633 21.1 13. Mandi Carver, Idaho St. .......................................So. 6-2 29 316 10.9 10. Rhonda Smith, Long Beach St. .. Sr. 6-8 32 270 0 135 675 21.1 14. Jackie Smith, Furman............................................ Sr. 6-1 31 335 10.8 15. Shniece Perry, Towson.......................................... Sr. 5-11 27 288 10.7 11. Julie Szabo, Stony Brook .......... Fr. 5-6 28 172 76 169 589 21.0 12. LaToya Thomas, Mississippi ...... Fr. 6-2 32 260 10 142 672 21.0 16. Beth Fr.iday, Duquesne......................................... Fr. 6-1 28 297 10.6 13. Phylesha Whaley, Oklahoma .... Sr. 5-10 33 265 39 117 686 20.8 17. ShaRae Mansfield, Western Ky. ............................ Jr. 6-2 32 339 10.6 14. Alli Nieman, Idaho .................. Sr. 6-1 28 220 18 118 576 20.6 18. Jennifer Butler, Massachusetts ................................ Fr. 6-3 28 294 10.5 15. Shauna Geronzin, Canisius ...... So. 6-0 29 208 27 152 595 20.5 19. Kiesha Brooks, Coppin St...................................... Jr. 5-10 27 279 10.3 20. Monica Echeverria, South Fla. ............................... Sr. 5-10 27 277 10.3 16. Kim MacMillan, Long Island ...... Fr. 5-7 29 194 103 103 594 20.5 17. Katie Douglas, Purdue .............. Jr. 6-1 30 196 33 188 613 20.4 21. Keitha Dickerson, Texas Tech ................................ Sr. 6-0 33 330 10.0 18. Lisa Baswell, Jacksonville St. ...... Sr. 6-2 28 215 16 123 569 20.3 22. Shauna Geronzin, Canisius ..................................So. 6-0 29 286 9.9 19. Brooke Armistead, Austin Peay .. Fr. 5-9 30 211 37 149 608 20.3 23. Janell Burse, Tulane ............................................. Jr. 6-5 32 315 9.8 20. Kiesha Brooks, Coppin St. ........ Jr. 5-10 27 186 39 129 540 20.0 24. Christy Jones, Ball St. ...........................................So. 5-11 29 285 9.8 25. Kristen Rasmussen, Michigan St. ............................ Sr. 6-4 31 304 9.8 21. Mandy West, Pennsylvania ...... Sr. 5-6 28 180 77 122 559 20.0 22. Amy Getman, Niagara ............ Jr. 6-0 28 187 13 169 556 19.9 26. Marie Patrick, Fairleigh Dickinson .......................... Sr. 5-11 28 273 9.8 23. Karalyn Church, Vermont .......... Sr. 6-0 31 258 6 89 611 19.7 27. Erin Buescher, UC Santa Barb. .............................. Jr. 6-3 33 321 9.7 24. Marla Gearhart, Eastern Ky ...... Sr. 5-9 28 191 63 103 548 19.6 28. Anne Tierney, Lehigh............................................ Fr. 6-0 29 282 9.7 25. Malveata Johnson, N.C. A&T .... Jr. 6-3 27 201 0 125 527 19.5 29. Kate Sanford, Charleston So.. ............................... Sr. 6-2 28 271 9.7 26. Leslie McElrath, Georgia St. ...... R 6-0 29 201 14 149 565 19.5 30. Kristin Koetsier, Western Mich. .............................. Fr. 6-3 30 285 9.5 27. Allison Starr, Northern Iowa ...... Sr. 5-10 28 170 45 160 545 19.5 30. Alli Nieman, Idaho .............................................. Sr. 6-1 28 266 9.5 28. Gail Strumpf, Fairfield .............. Jr. 6-4 33 241 0 160 642 19.5 29. Kate Smith, Nevada ................ Fr. 6-2 29 193 11 167 564 19.4 30. Nicole Council, Md.-East. Shores .... Sr. 5-8 28 178 50 132 538 19.2 31. Lindsey Meder, Iowa ................ So. 5-8 27 191 60 74 516 19.1 Field-Goal Perce n t a g e 32. Audra Cook, Cleveland St......... Sr. 6-2 30 213 42 103 571 19.0 33. Deanna Jackson, UAB .............. So. 6-2 33 250 30 97 627 19.0 Cl . Ht . G FG FG A Pc t . 34. Tiffany Bell, Buffalo .................. Jr. 6-2 26 174 0 145 493 19.0 1. Angie Welle, Iowa St................................. So. 6-4 33 185 286 64.7 35. Janell Burse, Tulane ................ Jr. 6-5 32 233 0 139 605 18.9 2. Karalyn Church, Vermont............................ Sr. 6-0 31 258 401 64.3 3. Becky Cummings, Michigan St. ................... Jr. 6-3 31 169 272 62.1 36. Shrieka Evans, Grambling ........ Fr. 5-10 30 194 120 59 567 18.9 4. DeTrina White, LSU ................................... So. 5-11 32 163 264 61.7 37. Tesha Tinsley, Northeastern ...... Sr. 5-6 30 213 36 104 566 18.9 5. Ruth Riley, Notre Dame .............................. Jr. 6-5 32 193 314 61.5 38. Stacey Turner, Southeastern ...... Jr. 6-0 27 195 1 116 507 18.8 39. Brianne Kenneally, Youngstown .... Jr. 5-9 31 195 49 140 579 18.7 6. Lucienne Berthieu, Old Dominion ................. Jr. 6-2 26 167 275 60.7 40. Kristin Koetsier, Western Mich. .. Fr. 6-3 30 206 3 144 559 18.6 7. Hamchetou Maiga, Old Dominion ............... Jr. 6-1 34 201 336 59.8 8. Carla Bennett, Drake.................................. Fr. 6-3 30 174 292 59.6 41. Katie Smrcka-Duffy, Georgetown .. Jr. 5-9 28 179 53 110 521 18.6 9. Tere Williams, Virginia Tech ....................... Jr. 5-11 27 156 262 59.5 42. Tonya Washington, Florida ...... Sr. 6-0 34 266 48 51 631 18.6 10. Janell Burse, Tulane.................................... Jr. 6-5 32 233 392 59.4 43. ShaRae Mansfield, Western Ky. .. Jr. 6-2 32 224 0 145 593 18.5 44. Anne Tierney, Lehigh ................ Fr. 6-0 29 198 2 139 537 18.5 11. April Cromartie, Campbell.......................... So. 6-0 31 209 353 59.2 45. Exzavia Cunningham, 12. Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt ................... Fr. 6-6 34 216 367 58.9 Bethune-Cookman .......................... Fr. 5-7 28 167 58 124 516 18.4 13. Stacey Turner, Southeastern La .................... Jr. 6-0 27 195 334 58.4 46. Sheridan Andrews, Fla. Atlantic .... Sr. 6-1 29 227 0 78 532 18.3 14. Camille Cooper, Purdue ............................. Jr. 6-4 31 196 337 58.2 47. Damita Bullock, Chattanooga .... So.5-10 31 227 30 84 568 18.3 15. Schuye LaRue, Virginia............................... Fr. 6-3 34 198 342 57.9 48. Lenae Williams, DePaul ............ So. 6-1 29 188 94 61 531 18.3 16. Diane Seng, Tennessee Tech ....................... Sr. 6-2 33 217 375 57.9 49. Nekesha Jewell, Grambling ...... Sr. 6-2 30 205 1 137 548 18.3 17. Jennifer Phillips, Xavier ............................... Jr. 6-3 31 161 280 57.5 50. Cherea Wood, Alcorn St........... Jr. 5-11 31 197 1 169 564 18.2 18. Willow Russell, Western Caro. .................... Sr. 6-0 24 124 216 57.4 51. Jennifer O'Brien, Davidson ........ Sr. 5-7 27 175 49 89 488 18.1 19. Monique Liddell, Morgan St........................ Sr. 6-0 29 152 266 57.1 52. Shyla McKibbon, Evansville ...... Jr. 6-1 30 224 0 91 539 18.0 20. LaToya Thomas, Mississippi St..................... Fr. 6-2 32 260 456 57.0 53. Jodi Morris, Samford ................ Sr. 6-4 29 214 22 71 521 18.0 21. Taru Tuukkanen, Xavier .............................. Jr. 6-3 31 191 335 57.0 54. Diane Seng, Tennessee Tech...... Sr. 6-2 33 217 0 155 589 17.8 22. Monica Echeverria, South Fla...................... Sr. 5-10 27 184 323 57.0 55 . Lucienne Berthieu, Old Dominion .. Jr. 6-2 26 167 0 130 464 17.8 23. Diana Caramanico, Pennsylvania ................ Jr. 6-2 28 268 472 56.8 56. Liesha Mitchell, Coppin St. ........ Sr. 5-10 28 213 33 40 499 17.8 24. Julie Studer, Kent St.................................... Jr. 6-4 28 157 277 56.7 57.
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  • 2003 NCAA Women's Basketball Records Book

    2003 NCAA Women's Basketball Records Book

    Statistical Leaders 2002 Division I Individual Leaders.....................148 2002 Division I Game Highs..............................150 2002 Division I Team Leaders............................153 2002 Division II Individual Leaders....................155 2002 Division II Game Highs.............................159 2002 Division II Team Leaders...........................161 2002 Division III Individual Leaders ...................163 2002 Division III Game Highs............................166 2002 Division III Team Leaders ..........................168 148 2002 DIVISION I INDIVIDUAL LEADERS 2002 Division I Individual Leaders Name, Team CL Ht Pos G FGM 3FG FT PTS PPG Points Per Game 46. Cricket Williams, San Jose St. ..So. 5-7 G 27 159 33 134 485 18.0 47. Nicole Ohlde, Kansas St. ........So. 6-4 C 34 245 0 120 610 17.9 48. Jerkisha Dosty, St. Mary’s (Cal.) Sr. 6-2 F 29 202 18 96 518 17.9 Name, Team CL Ht Pos G FGM 3FG FT PTS PPG Candace Futrell, Duquesne ........So. 5-10 G 29 172 53 121 518 17.9 1. Kelly Mazzante, Penn St. ..........So. 6-0 G 35 313 102 144 872 24.9 50. Courtney Davidson, Navy ........So. 5-10 G 27 146 64 122 478 17.7 2. LaToya Thomas, Mississippi St. Jr. 6-2 F 31 286 1 190 763 24.6 51. Danielle Crockrom, Baylor ........Sr. 6-2 F 33 244 0 96 584 17.7 3. Janet Holt, Tennessee Tech ........Sr. 6-0 F 30 255 21 183 714 23.8 4. Susan Moran, St. Joseph’s ........Sr. 6-1 F 32 264 8 208 744 23.3 52. Laurie Koehn, Kansas St. ..........Fr. 5-8 G 34 192 122 94 600 17.6 5.
  • The Hilltop 3-30-2001

    The Hilltop 3-30-2001

    Howard University Digital Howard @ Howard University The iH lltop: 2000 - 2010 The iH lltop Digital Archive 3-30-2001 The iH lltop 3-30-2001 Hilltop Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://dh.howard.edu/hilltop_0010 Recommended Citation Staff, Hilltop, "The iH lltop 3-30-2001" (2001). The Hilltop: 2000 - 2010. 26. https://dh.howard.edu/hilltop_0010/26 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the The iH lltop Digital Archive at Digital Howard @ Howard University. It has been accepted for inclusion in The iH lltop: 2000 - 2010 by an authorized administrator of Digital Howard @ Howard University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ILLTOP The Student Voice of Howard University VOLUME 84, NO. 30 FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 2001 http://hilltop.howard.edu Caldwell-Colbert Named New University Provost By JOI C. llmLF.Y and I am delighted to have the opponunity to compared 10 that of a chancellor at another can Education and American Women, and she Hilltop Staff Writer serve as its new Provost and to become a pan university. Under President Swygen, she is is also a member of Phi Delta Kappa. of the Howard experience. The opponunity next in command,'' said Lacy. A selection comminee appointed by Pres­ A. Toy Caldwell-Colber1, Ph.Q, was to serve at such a prestigious institution in this University Provost Designate Caldwell­ ident Swygen recommended Caldwell-Cole­ tapped to serve as the University's second capacity is humbling," CaldweU-Colben said Colben, a board certified clinical psycholo­ man. Swygen sent the task force on a mission Provost and chiefacademic officer March 14.