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2012-13 Connecticut Women's Basketball 2012-13 CONNECTICUT WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FIVE-STRAIGHT FINAL FOUR APPEARANCES 13 final fours • 37 BiG EasT Championships 1995, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010 naTional Champions #1 SEED #3/3 ConnECTiCuT husKiEs (30-4, 14-2 BiG EasT) 2012-13 SCHEDULE vs. #9 seed Vanderbilt (21-11, 9-7 SEC) Record: 30-4 Overall; 14-2 BIG EAST Date: Monday, March 25, 2013 Tipoff: 7 p.m. (ET) novEmBEr site: Gampel Pavilion (10,167) • Storrs, Conn. 2 ^ INDIANA UNIV. (Pa.) - GP W, 105-28 Tv: Today’s contest will be televised on ESPN2 with Dave O’Brien (play-by-play) and Doris Burke 7 ^ holY familY - Xl W, 119-50 (color analyst) on the call. 11 C of C - GP SNY W, 103-39 radio/Web: Today’s game will be broadcast live on the UConn Radio Network with Bob Joyce 18 at #16/13 Texas A&M ESPN2 W, 81-50 (play-by-play) and Debbie Fiske (color) on the call. 22 1 vs. Wake Forest SNY W, 95-34 23 1 vs. Marist SNY W, 81-39 2012-13 uConn/imG sporTs nETWorK 24 1 vs. #14/12 Purdue SNY W, 91-57 1080-AM WTIC (Hartford), 1400-AM WILI (Willimantic), 960-AM WELI (New Haven) 28 ColGaTE - Xl SNY W, 101-41 DECEmBEr uConn proBaBlE sTarTErs 2012-13 sTaTs 3 2 #9/10 marYlanD - Xl ESPN2 W, 63-48 # Player Pos. Elg. Ht. Hometown PPG RPG FG% FT% Min. 6 #10/10 PENN STATE - GP SNY W, 67-52 14 Bria Hartley G Jr. 5-7 North Babylon, N.Y. 9.1 3.2 .399 .733 26.5 19 oaKlanD - Xl SNY W, 97-25 22 at Hartford SNY W, 102-45 * - BIG EAST Pre. First Team | 2012 WBCA\State Farm All-American | Wade Watch selection 29 at #1/1 Stanford ESPNU W, 61-35 23 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis F So. 6-0 Anaheim Hills, Calif. 17.6 6.5 .531 .899 30.3 31 at Oregon Pac-12 Net. W, 95-51 * - ONE 3FG shy of tying UConn single-season record | Wooden Award Midseason Top-20 Pick JANUARY 30 Breanna Stewart F Fr. 6-4 Syracuse, N.Y. 12.6 6.4 .492 .789 22.3 5 * #5/5 noTrE DamE - Gp CBS L, 73-72 * - Started vs. Notre Dame in BIG EAST Final ... All-BIG EAST Tournament Team selection 9 at *Georgetown SNY W, 75-48 31 Stefanie Dolson C Jr. 6-5 Port Jervis, N.Y. 14.3 6.9 .590 .785 26.9 12 at *Marquette SNY W, 85-51 15 * #15/13 louisvillE - Xl CBS SN W, 72-58 * - Wooden Award Midseason Top-20 Pick | Preseason All-BIG EAST First Team | Wade Watch List 19 * rv/23 sYraCusE - Xl SNY W, 87-62 34 Kelly Faris G Sr. 5-11 Plainfield, Ind. 10.3 5.6 .530 .710 29.8 21 #4/4 DUKE - GP ESPN2 W, 79-49 * - Wooden Award Midseason Top-20 Pick | Naismith Trophy Preseason Watch List | Wade Watch List 26 at *Cincinnati SNY W, 67-31 29 * villanova - Xl SNY W, 76-43 * - Fourth Husky all-time to start 100-consecutive games | Posted 1,000th point on 2/23 fEBruarY UCONN RESERVES 2012-13 STATS 2 at * St. John’s SNY W, 71-65 5 *marquETTE - Gp SNY W, 94-37 # Player Pos. Elg. Ht. Hometown PPG RPG FG% FT% Min. 10 *DEPAUL - GP ESPNU W, 91-44 3 Morgan Tuck F Fr. 6-2 Bolingbrook, Ill. 6.3 3.4 .454 .644 15.4 12 at *Providence SNY W, 105-49 4 Moriah Jefferson G Fr. 5-7 Glen Heights, Texas 4.6 1.8 .407 .818 17.2 16 at *Rutgers SNY W, 65-45 18 * #1/1 BaYlor - Xl ESPN2 L, 76-70 * - Started first two BIG EAST Tournament games 23 *SETON HALL - GP SNY W, 90-30 5 Caroline Doty G Sr. 5-10 Doylestown, Pa. 3.5 2.2 .362 .600 17.3 26 *piTTsBurGh - Xl SNY W, 76-36 * - Started UConn’s NCAA Tournament First Round game against Idaho on 3/23 marCh 13 Brianna Banks G So. 5-9 Newnan, Ga. 7.3 1.7 .479 .697 17.1 2 at USF SNY W, 85-51 * - Will miss the remainder of the 2012-13 season with a torn right ACL #2/2 (3OT) 4 at Notre Dame ESPN2 L, 96-87 32 Heather Buck C/F Sr. 6-3 Stonington, Conn. 0.9 1.0 .478 .250 5.3 10 3 DEPAUL SNY W, 94-61 11 3 #24/21 SYRACUSE ESPNU W, 64-51 41 Kiah Stokes C So. 6-3 Marion, Iowa 3.0 3.7 .647 .571 11.7 12 3 #2/2 noTrE DamE ESPN L, 61-59 23 4 IDAHO - GP ESPN2 W, 105-37 vanDErBilT rosTEr 25 4 vanDErBilT - Gp ESPN2 7 p.m. # Player Pos. Ht. Elg. Hometown - Last School 3 Heather Bowe F 6-0 Fr. Eau Claire, Wis. - Regis ^ - Exhibition 1 - Paradise Jam, University of the Virgin Islands 4 Maggie Morrison G 5-8 So. Millersville, Md. - Archbishop Spalding 2 - Jimmy V Classic - Hartford, Connecticut 5 Kady Schrann G 5-9 So. York, Pa. - York Catholic * - BIG EAST Regular Season Contest 3 - BIG EAST Championship, XL Center - Hartford, Conn. 10 Christina Foggie G 5-9 Jr. Mount Laurel, N.J. - Lenape Regional 4 - NCAA Tournament All Times Eastern | Home Game Denoted in BolD Caps 11 Jasmine Lister G 5-4 Jr. Corona, Calif. - Santiago GP - Gampel Pavilion, Storrs, Conn. | Xl - XL Center, Hartford, Conn. 13 Nadine Ndip G 5-8 So. Spring, Texas - Klein SNY - SportsNet New York 15 Jasmine Jenkins G 5-8 Fr. Gainesville, Ga. - East Hall 21 Stephanie Holzer C 6-4 r-Jr. Newtown Square, Pa. - Cardinal O’Hara 24 Kristen Gaffney F 6-1 Fr. Cary, N.C. - Green Hope uConn aThlETiC CommuniCaTions 25 Morgan Batey G 5-10 Fr. Atlanta, Ga. - Pace Academy WBB SID - Pat McKenna 30 Elan Brown G 6-0 Sr. Atlanta, Ga. - Woodward Academy email - [email protected] 32 Gabby Smith G 5-10 Sr. Cincinnati, Ohio - Mount Notre Dame Cell - 860-420-7311 Office - 860-486-2394 34 Tiffany Clarke F 6-0 Sr. Duluth, Ga. - Norcross 35 Kendall Shaw C 6-4 Fr. Mont Belvieu, Texas - Barbers Hill mEDIA INTErviEWs: All interviews with players 44 Rayte’a Long F 6-0 Fr. Dayton, Ohio - Chaminade or members of the coaching staff must be arranged 55 Clair Watkins F 6-4 r-So. Charlotte, N.C. - Butler through Pat McKenna and the UConn Athletic Com- munications Office. No interviews will be granted Head Coach - Melanie Balcomb on gameday until competition is over. 2012-13 Game Notes | 3/23/13 NCAA Second Round| UConnHuskies.com 2012-13 CONNECTICUT WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FIVE-STRAIGHT FINAL FOUR APPEARANCES 13 final fours • 37 BiG EasT Championships 1995, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010 naTional Champions INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES - UCONN INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES - OPPONENT POINTS POINTS 39-------------------------------------------- Kerry Bascom (vs. Toledo, 3/16/91) 30-------------------------------------Tonya Sampson (North Carolina, 3/26/94) 36----------------------------------------- Maya Moore (vs. Notre Dame, 4/3/11) 28-------------------------------------------Skylar Diggins (Notre Dame, 4/3/11) 35------------------------------------------------Diana Taurasi (vs. TCU, 3/26/03) 28-------------------------------------- Natalie Berglin (UW-Green Bay, 3/20/07) 34------------------------------------------------ Maya Moore (vs. Baylor, 4/4/10) 28 ------------------------------------ Roneeka Hodges (Florida State, 3/22/05) 32--------------------------------------------Tina Charles (vs. Vermont, 3/22/09) 27------------------------------------------- Tasha Humphrey (Georgia, 3/26/06) fiElD Goals maDE fiElD Goals maDE 14 (14-30) ------------------------------- Maya Moore (vs. Notre Dame, 4/3/11) 11 (11-16) --------------------------- Natalie Berglin (UW-Green Bay, 3/20/07) 14 (14-26) -------------------------------------- Maya Moore (vs. Baylor, 4/4/10) 11 (11-21) ---------------------------- Tonya Sampson (No. Carolina, 3/26/94) 13 (13-20) ---------------------------------- Kerry Bascom (vs. Toledo, 3/16/91) 11 (11-22) -------------------------- Roneeka Hodges (Florida State, 3/22/05) 13 (13-14) ----------------------------------Tina Charles (vs. Vermont, 3/22/09) fiElD Goals aTTEmpTED fiElD Goals aTTEmpTED 25 (6-25) --------------------------------Kim MacMillan (Long Island, 3/17/01) 30 (14-30) ------------------------------- Maya Moore (vs. Notre Dame, 4/3/11) 24 (9-24) --------------------------------Angel McCoughtry (Louisville, 4/7/09) 26 (14-26) -------------------------------------- Maya Moore (vs. Baylor, 4/4/10) 23 (11-23) -----------------------------Nykesha Sales (vs. Tennessee, 3/29/96) 3-poinT fiElD GOALS maDE 6 (6-9) ------------------------------- Natalie Berglin (UW-Green Bay, 3/20/07) 3-poinT fiElD GOALS maDE 5 (5-8) ----------------------------------April Brown (Louisiana State, 3/27/00) 6 (6-8) ---------------------------------- Diana Taurasi (vs. N.C. State, 3/24/01) 6 (6-13) ------------------------------------ Ann Strother (vs. Va. Tech, 3/21/06) 3-poinT fiElD GOALS aTTEmpTED 12 (3-12) -------------------------- Brittany Chambers (Kansas State, 3/19/12) 3-poinT fiElD GOALS aTTEmpTED 11 (3-11) -------------------------------------- Katie Coleman (Illinois, 3/22/97) 13----------------------------------------- Maya Moore (vs. Notre Dame, 4/3/11) 13------------------------------------------- Ann Strother (vs. Va. Tech, 3/21/06) frEE ThroWs maDE 12-------------------------------------Mel Thomas (vs. UW-Green Bay, 3/20/07) 11 (11-14) ---------------------------- LaNeishea Caufield (Oklahoma, 3/25/00) 11---------------------------------------------- Maya Moore (vs. Florida, 3/24/09) 11 (11-12) -----------------------------------------Sandora Irvin (TCU, 3/23/03) 11-----------------------------------------Renee Montgomery (vs. LSU, 3/26/07) 11 (11-12) --------------------------------- Candice Wiggins (Stanford, 3/27/05) 11-------------------------------------------Rita Williams (vs. NC State, 3/23/98) 11 (11-12) --------------------------------------Sherill Baker (Georgia, 3/26/06) 11-------------------------------------------- Sue Bird (vs. Notre Dame, 3/30/01) 11-------------------------------------- Diana Taurasi (vs. Notre Dame, 3/30/01) frEE ThroWs aTTEmpTED 11----------------------------------------------- Diana Taurasi (vs. Texas, 4/6/03) 14 (11-14) ---------------------------- LaNeishea Caufield (Oklahoma, 3/25/00) frEE ThroWs maDE rEBounDs 12 (12-14) ---------------------Paige Sauer (vs. George Washington, 3/15/98) 17---------------------------------------------- Kayla Pedersen (Stanford, 4/6/10) 11 (11-12) --------------------Kalana Greene (vs.
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