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Terps Break Acc Attendnance Record Terps Sixth in the Nation in Home 28 TERPS SHATTER ATTENDANCE RECORDS TOP ATTENDANCES TERPS BREAK ACC ATTENDNANCE RECORD • The Terps’ sold-out game vs. the Tar Heels on Jan. 28 set a new ACC single-game attendance record for a Top 10 ACC Attendance Marks: women’s basketball game. Fans filled the 17,950-seat arena to support the Terps and then filled the five-year 1. 17,950 Jan. 28, 2007 old building again for its final regular-season game against Duke on Feb. 18. Maryland vs. Duke (Comcast Center) • Maryland boasts the top six crowds ever in ACC women’s basketball history (games between conference 17,950 Jan. 28, 2007 teams), and eight of the top 10. Five of those attendances have come this season. The 12,295 that attended Maryland vs. North Carolina (Comcast Center) the Michigan State game would also rank among the top 10 attendances in conference history. 3. 17,243 Feb. 13, 2005 Maryland vs. Duke (Comcast Center) TERPS SIXTH IN THE NATION IN HOME ATTENDANCE 4. 16,097 Jan. 8, 2006 • Maryland ranks sixth in the nation in home attendance, averaging over 9,500 fans in 16 games. It is the Maryland vs. Duke (Comcast Center) highest-ever ranking for the Terps. The per game average is a school record. 5. 14,500 Feb. 12, 1992 • While the Terrapins average is ranked sixth, their total home attendance of 152,523 is the third-most in the Maryland vs. Virginia (Cole Field House) nation, behind only Tennessee and Connecticut. 6. 13,446 Feb. 22, 2004 • In the five years head coach Brenda Frese has been at the helm, the average attendance for home games Maryland vs. Duke (Comcast Center) has increased over 450 percent, from an average of just over 2,000 fans to over 9,500 per game. 7. 11,520 Jan. 12, 1991 Virginia at NC State (Reynolds Coliseum) SINGLE-GAME ATTENDANCES AMONG THE HIGHEST IN THE 8. 11,174 Feb. 5, 1986 NATION North Carolina at Virginia (University Hall) • Maryland’s home sell outs vs North Carolina on Jan. 28 and against Duke on Feb.18 rank are tied for the 9. 11,118 Jan. 19, 2007 fifth-largest crowds in the nation this season. Virginia at Maryland (Comcast Center) • The Terps boast three of the top 40 attendances in the nation. The 12,295 that supported the Terps against 10. 10,526 Jan. 21, 2007 Michigan State on Jan. 6 is 30th in the country in single-game attendances. Wake Forest at Maryland (Comcast Center) ALL-TIME MARYLAND HOME TERPS DRAW BIG CROWDS • For the first time in the program’s history, more than 100,000 fans have come to College Park to support ATTENDANCE RECORDS their beloved Terps, surpassing the 150,000-mark for the season. They rank fifth in the nation in average Home National home attendance, averaging 9,533 fans per game. Year Games Total Avg. Ranking 2006-07 16 153,523 9,533 6th • The Terps surpassed the 100,000-mark in the sellout vs. North Carolina. Last year, over 77,000 fans attended 2005-06 16 77,010 4,813 21st 13 homes games which had been the record heading into this season. They also ranked 21st in the nation 2004-05 15 62,542 4,169 23rd in average home attendance, drawing 4,813 fans per game. 2003-04 15 38,759 2,584 45th • On the road, the Terps are attracting big crowds as well. They have played in front of two capacity crowds 2002-03 14 24,612 2,051 53rd (at Loyola and at Duke) and have also played in near-sold out games. The Terps’ road games (not including 2001-02 15 25,200 1,681 70th neutral site games at the Junkanoo Jam) have been their opponents’ biggest or second-highest crowd of 2000-01 17 21,870 1,286 93rd the season in all but one away game. Florida State set a new program attendance record of 4,732 when the 1999-00 14 19,701 1,407 82nd Terps were in Tallahassee on Feb. 15. 1998-99 15 19,401 1,293 81st • So far this season, more than 200,000 fans have watched the Terrapins play, at home and on the road, 1997-98 13 14,873 1,144 85th surpassing that mark against Duke. The Terps ranked ninth in total attendance last year, as 211,612 fans 1996-97 13 20,124 1,342 watced the Terps in 38 games. 1995-96 13 15,301 1,177 60th • In one sell-out game at Comcast Center, Maryland outdrew two ACC teams for the season (Georgia Tech, 1994-95 16 13,334 833 Miami). Its combined attendance of both sell-outs outdrew the home season totals of six teams. 1993-94 13 17,541 1,349 1992-93 15 32,708 2,181 1991-92 14 35,592 2,542 WHAT A DIFFERENCE FOUR YEARS MAKES 1990-91 13 11,385 876 • The crowd support for Maryland women’s basketball has grown immensely since Shay Doron and Aurelie Noirez arrived on campus four years ago. In Doron’s collegiate debut on Nov. 21, 2003, 683 fans sat in the NATIONAL HOME ATTENDANCES stands and watched her make and NCAA-record 23 free throws against Coppin State. This year, Doron and Aurelie bid farewell to College Park in front of a sold out Comcast Center, nearly 18,000 fans. Rank School Total Att./Games Avg. 1. Tennessee 234,845/16 14,678 • Noirez did not play in that game because she sat out the first eight games of the season due to NCAA eligibility rules. 2. Connecticut 195,388/17 11,493 3. Texas Tech 139,009/13 10,693 • In 2003-04, Maryland averaged just over 2,500 fans at 15 home games. 4. Oklahoma 114,672/11 10,425 5. New Mexico 143,729/15 9,582 6. MARYLAND 152,523/16 9,533 7. Iowa State 142,498/16 8,906 8. Purdue 106,184/14 7,585 9. Michigan State 99,693/15 6,646 10. Wisconsin 102,196/16 6,387 Compiled by a national survey by the University of Wisconsin. Figures are unofficial. GAME NOTES • SEASON & CAREER HIGHS 29 1 • LANGHORNE 11 • Marrone 20 • TOLIVER CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Points ...........34..... 2X (last vs. #10/10 Baylor, 3/25/06) Points ...........12..........2X (last vs. G. Mason, 11/12/06) Points ...........28.................... vs. #18/19 Utah (3/27/06) FGM ..............14..... 3X (last vs. #10/10 Baylor, 3/25/06) FGM ..............4...................... George Mason (11/12/06) FGM ..............10.................... vs. #18/19 Utah (3/27/06) FGA ..............22......................at Wake Forest (1/29/06) FGA ..............10.................... George Mason (11/12/06) FGA ..............22.................... vs. #18/19 Utah (3/27/06) 3FGM ............0............................................................... 3FGM ............4...................... George Mason (11/12/06) 3FGM ............6..................... 2X (last at Clemson, 1/25) 3FGA .............1....2X (last vs. Michigan State, 11/25/05) 3FGA ............10.................... George Mason (11/12/06) 3FGA ............10...........................at Marshall (11/29/06) FTM .............11 .........................Georgia Tech (1/26/06) FTM .............4................................. NC State (1/17/05) FTM ..............6................... 4X (last vs. UCSB, 12/2/06) FTA ...............18.............................. Marshall (12/30/04) FTA ...............6................................. NC State (1/17/05) FTA ...............8............................vs. #2/2 Duke (3/4/06) Rebounds ....22................................ at Miami (2/17/05) Rebounds ....6...................................... Miami (2/27/05) Rebounds ....7...........................vs. #2/2 UNC (1/28/06) Assists .........6.................................... Marist (12/30/06) Assists .........7............2X (last vs. G. Mason, 11/12/06) Assists .........12................... vs. Sacred Heart (3/19/06) Steals ...........3..........2X (last vs. Florida State, 1/1606) Steals ...........3.................vs. Gardner-Webb (11/24/06) Steals ...........4.................................. at Miami (1/10/07) Blocks ...........2.......... 7X (last vs. Mississippi, 11/25/06) Blocks ...........2....................4X (last vs. Miami, 2/27/05) Blocks ...........2...................2X (last at Virginia, 1/20/06) Minutes ........43........at #19/21 Boston College (1/5/06) Minutes ........27.................... George Mason (11/12/06) Minutes ........43..........................vs. #4/4 Duke (4/4/06) SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS Points ...........28................. #19/18 Michigan State (1/6) Points ...........12......................... George Mason (11/12) Points ...........20....................2X (last at Clemson, 1/25) FGM ..............13................. #19/18 Michigan State (1/6) FGM ..............4........................... George Mason (11/12) FGM ..............7................2X (last vs. Virginia Tech, 2/8) FGA ..............14..........3X (last at Boston College, 2/25) FGA ..............10......................... George Mason (11/12) FGA ..............16...................................#1/1 Duke (2/18) 3FGM ............0............................................................... 3FGM ............4........................... George Mason (11/12) 3FGM ............6...................................at Clemson (1/25) 3FGA ............0............................................................... 3FGA ............10......................... George Mason (11/12) 3FGA ............10................2X (last vs. #1/1 Duke, 2/18) FTM ..............6................................vs. #2/2 UNC (1/28) FTM ..............2.....................2X (last at Marshall, 11/29) FTM .............6........................ 2X (last vs. UCSB, 12/2) FTA ...............10................................... at Virginia (2/11) FTA ...............2....................... 2X (last at Loyola, 12/21) FTA ...............6...................... 4X (last vs. Virginia, 1/19) Rebounds ....15................................... at Virginia (2/11) Rebounds ....4........................... George Mason (11/12) Rebounds ....7................................vs.
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