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William Woods Women's Basketball WILLIAM WOODS WOMEN’S BASKETBALLOWLS YEAR-BY-YEAROVERALL RECORDSCONFERENCE POSTSEASON Year Head Coach W L Pct. Conf. W L Pct. Finish AMC NAIA Final Ranking 1974-75 Long 8 5 .615 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1975-76 J. Partin 8 4 .667 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1976-77 J. Partin 6 9 .400 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1977-78 Joe Sanchez 26 2 .929 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1978-79 Joe Sanchez 26 7 .788 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1979-80 Roger Ternes 22 9 .710 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1980-81 Roger Ternes 16 11 .592 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1981-82 Roger Ternes 15 14 .517 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1982-83 Roger Ternes 17 9 .654 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1983-84 Roger Ternes 20 7 .741 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1984-85 Roger Ternes 13 11 .542 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1985-86 Roger Ternes 8 16 .333 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1986-87 Roger Ternes 17 11 .607 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1987-88 Roger Ternes 22 7 .759 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1988-89 Roger Ternes 23 7 .766 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1989-90 Roger Ternes 24 5 .828 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1990-91 Roger Ternes 27 5 .844 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1991-92 Roger Ternes 25 3 .893 -- -- -- -- -- -- 0-1 -- 1992-93 Joy Grimes 13 13 .500 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1993-94 Joy Grimes 15 13 .536 AMC -- -- -- -- 1-1 -- -- 1994-95 Joy Grimes 12 16 .429 AMC -- -- -- -- 1-1 -- -- 1995-96 Dave Witter 14 16 .467 AMC 9 1 .900 -- 1-1 -- -- 1996-97 Melissa Brooks 10 19 .345 AMC 5 5 .500 -- 1-1 -- -- 1997-98 Melissa Brooks 15 15 .500 AMC 7 3 .700 -- 1-1 -- -- 1998-99 Melissa Brooks 17 16 .515 AMC 8 2 .800 -- 1-1 -- -- 1999-00 Melissa Brooks 15 15 .500 AMC 6 4 .600 -- 2-1 -- -- 2000-01 Melissa Brooks 16 15 .516 AMC 6 4 .600 -- 2-1 -- -- 2001-02 Melissa Brooks 12 16 .429 AMC 2 10 .167 -- 0-1 -- -- 2002-03 Melissa Brooks 18 13 .567 AMC 5 6 .455 -- 0-1 -- -- 2003-04 Melissa Brooks 14 16 .467 AMC 9 5 .643 -- 1-1 -- -- 2004-05 Melissa Brooks 16 16 .500 AMC 7 7 .500 t4th 1-1 -- -- 2005-06 Jen Wedo 16 12 .571 AMC 8 6 .571 4th 1-1 -- -- 2006-07 Marcy Myers 5 25 .167 AMC 1 13 .071 8th 0-1 -- -- 2007-08 Marcy Myers 4 23 .148 AMC 3 11 .214 7th 0-1 -- -- 2008-09 Dan Chapla 21 11 .656 AMC 14 2 .875 t1st 3-0 0-1 24 2009-10 Dan Chapla 29 3 .906 AMC 14 2 .875 t1st 3-0 0-1 15 2010-11 Dan Chapla 30 5 .857 AMC 14 2 .875 2nd 2-1 1-1 21 2011-12 Dan Chapla 23 10 .697 AMC 10 4 .714 2nd 3-0 0-1 -- 2012-13 Dan Chapla 26 7 .788 AMC 14 4 .778 3rd 2-1 1-1 22 2013-14 Dan Chapla 22 11 .667 AMC 14 8 .636 4th 1-1 0-1 -- 2014-15 Dan Chapla 23 9 .719 AMC 18 6 .750 3rd 1-1 0-1 -- 2015-16 Dan Chapla 21 11 .656 AMC 16 8 .667 4th 0-1 0-1 -- 2016-17 Dan Chapla 22 12 .647 AMC 16 8 .667 5th 1-1 2-1 -- 2017-18 Dan Chapla 19 13 .594 AMC 15 9 .625 5th 1-1 -- -- 2018-19 Dan Chapla 21 11 .656 AMC 16 8 .667 4th 1-1 -- -- 2019-20 Ayriell Robinson 25 7 .781 AMC 18 6 .750 4th 1-1 0-0* 25 2020-21 Ayriell Robinson 5 12 .294 AMC 4 11 .267 8th 1-1 -- -- All-Time Record: 822 523 .611 259 155 .626 *NAIA Championship canceled WWUOWLS.COM WWUWILLIAM WOODS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL COACHING RECORDS RECORD BY WINS Head Coach Years Record Pct. Dan Chapla 11 257-103 .714 Roger Ternes 13 249-115 .684 Melissa Brooks 9 133-141 .485 Joe Sanchez 2 50-9 .847 Joy Grimes 3 40-42 .487 Ayriell Robinson 2 30-19 .612 Jen Wedo 1 16-12 .571 J. Partin 2 14-13 .518 Dave Witter 1 14-16 .467 Marcy Myers 2 9-48 .157 Coach Long 1 8-5 .615 WWUOWLS.COM WILLIAM WOODS WOMEN’S BASKETBALLOWLS 1,000 CAREER POINT SCORERS Rk. Points Name Year 1. 2450 Lana Unnewehr 1986-90 2. 1941 Patty Wilderman 1988-92 3. 1798 Stephanie Burger 2004-08 4. 1641 Kaycee Gerald 2016-20 5. 1628 Peyton Greenlee 2016-20 6. 1532 Rachel Baker 2008-11 7. 1439 Rosemary Hyland 1977-81 8. 1414 Claire Dowling 1976-80 9. 1381 Shanna Lonsberry 2002-06 10. 1335 Kathy Entwistle 1980-84 11. 1310 Stephanie Sebacher 1997-01 12. 1309 Janette Kauffman 1999-03 13. 1304 Jestine Gerber 2006-07, 2008-11 14. 1284 Karrie Knipp 1990-94 15. 1283 Amber Cox 1992-96 16. 1241 Tracy Jentzen 1995-99 17. 1230 Susan Borghardt 2001-05 18. 1210 Theresa Conn 1985-89 19. 1156 Jill Sutton 2007-11 20. 1148 Liene Womack 1981-85 21. 1132 Kim Tennill 2002-06 22. 1096 Kennedy Volkart 2013-17 23. 1083 Angie Roberds 1990-95 24. 1074 Janette Amber Cox 1995-99 25. 1069 Blake French 2011-15 WWUOWLS.COM WWUWILLIAM WOODS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAME RECORDS INDIVIDUAL Points Rk. No. Player Opponent; Date 1. 49 Lana Unnewehr vs. Lincoln; Feb. 19, 1990 Rebounds Rk. No. Player Opponent; Date 1. 25 Katie Scherder vs. Park; Feb. 8, 2014 Steals Rk. No. Player Opponent; Date 1. 9 Sue Daugherty vs. Maryville; Dec. 6, 1988 Assists Rk. No. Player Opponent; Date 1. 14 Eshell Estrella vs. Ottawa; Nov. 24, 2009 FG Made Rk. No. Player Opponent; Date 1. 20 Lana Wnnewehr vs. Principia; Jan. 6, 1987 Blocked Shots Rk. No. Player Opponent; Date 1. 9 Lana Unnewehr vs. Fontbonne; Dec. 2, 1988 3-PT FG Made Rk. No. Player Opponent; Date 1. 8 Angela Wallace vs. Spalding; Dec. 2, 2000 Free Throws Made Rk. No. Player Opponent; Date 1. 15 Lana Unnewehr vs. Lincoln; Jan. 19, 1990 WWUOWLS.COM WILLIAM WOODS WOMEN’S BASKETBALLOWLS SINGLE SEASON RECORDS INDIVIDUAL Points FG Made Rk. No. Player Year Rk. No. Player Year 1. 710 Lana Unnewehr 1987-88 1. 284 Lana Unnewehr 1987-88 2. 624 Lana Unnewehr 1986-87 2. 250 Lana Unnewehr 1986-87 3. 579 Priscila Santos 2012-13 3. 232 Rosemary Hyland 1978-79 4. 572 Patty Wilderman 1990-91 4. 228 Priscila Santos 2012-13 5. 566 Rosemary Hyland 1978-79 5. 217 Rachel Baker 2008-09 Rebounds FG Percentage (Min. 100 attempts) Rk. No. Player Year Rk. No. Player Year 1. 368 Lana Unnewehr 1987-88 1. .650 Lana Unnewehr 1987-88 2. 358 Rachel Baker 2008-09 2. .622 Lana Unnewehr 1986-87 3. 338 Tracy Jentzen 1997-98 3. .614 Lana Unnewehr 1989-90 4. 330 Lana Unnewehr 1988-89 4. .604 Lana Unnewehr 1988-89 5. 317 Lana Unnewehr 1986-87 5. .603 Stephanie Sebacher 2000-01 Steals 3-PT FG Made Rk. No. Player Year Rk. No. Player Year 1. 121 Kaycee Gerald 2019-20 1. 76 Andraquay Quinnine 2013-14 2. 91 Rachel Baker 2008-09 2. 68 Peyton Greenlee 2018-19 3. 82 Patty Wilderman 1990-91 3. 67 Angela Wallace 2000-01 4. 79 Rachel Baker 2009-10 4. 65 Jestine Gerber 2010-11 5. 78 Sharron Andrews 2011-12 5. 64 Peyton Greenlee 2019-20 Assists 3-PT FG Percentage (Min. 50 attempts) Rk. No. Player Year Rk. No. Player Year 1. 163 Melinda Clark 1989-90 1. .500 Sharron Andrews 2011-12 2. 162 Eshell Estrella 2009-10 2. .482 Tracy Gastineau 2002-03 3. 161 Kaycee Gerald 2019-20 3. .442 Angie Roberds 1993-94 4. 160 Susan Snipp 1986-87 4. .429 Kaycee Gerald 2019-20 5. 138 Denise Jett 1987-88 5. .417 Shanna Lonsberry 2002-03 Blocked Shots Free Throws Made Rk. No. Player Year Rk. No. Player Year 1. 98 Rachel Baker 2009-10 1. 175 Stephanie Burger 2006-07 2. 85 Tracy Jentzen 1998-99 2. 174 Patty Wilderman 1991-92 3. 74 Lana Unnewehr 1987-88 3. 161 Patty Wilderman 1990-91 4. 71 Tracy Jentzen 1997-98 4. 153 Stephanie Burger 2007-08 5. 62 Rachel Baker 2010-11 5. 150 Lana Unnewehr 1988-89 Free Throws Percentage (Min. 50 attempts) Rk. No. Player Year 1. .866 Andraquay Quinnine 2013-14 2. .855 Shanna Lonnsberry 2005-06 3. .849 Stephanie Burger 2004-05 4. .845 Kim Tennill 2003-04 5. .844 Blake French 2013-14 WWUOWLS.COM WWUWILLIAM WOODS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SINGLE SEASON RECORDS TEAM Points Free Throws Made Rk. Year Rk. Year 1. 2430 1990-91 1. 554 2004-05 2430 2010-11 Free Throws Attempted Assists Rk. Year Rk. Year 1. 839 1998-99 1. 574 1988-89 Free Throws Percentage Block Shots Rk. Year Rk. Year 1. .753 2005-06 1. 170 2009-10 Steals Rk. Year 1. 375 1990-91 Rebounds Rk. Year 1. 1543 1993-94 Offensive Rebounds Rk. Year 1. 532 1993-94 Defensive Rebounds Rk. Year 1. 1011 1993-94 FG Made Rk. Year 1. 954 1978-79 FG Attempted Rk. Year 1. 2203 1978-79 FG Percentage Rk. Year 1. .527 1987-88 3-PT FG Made Rk. Year 1. 231 2016-17 3-PT FG Attempted Rk. Year 1. 690 2016-17 3-PT FG Percentage Rk. Year 1. .432 1988-89 WWUOWLS.COM WILLIAM WOODS WOMEN’S BASKETBALLOWLS CAREER RECORDS INDIVIDUAL Points FG Made Rk. No. Player Year Rk. No. Player Year 1. 2450 Lana Unnewehr 1986-90 1. 950 Lana Unnewehr 1986-90 2. 1941 Patty Wilderman 1988-92 2. 703 Patty Wilderman 1988-92 3. 1798 Stephanie Burger 2004-08 3. 597 Rosemary Hyland 1977-81 4. 1641 Kaycee Gerald 2016-20 4. 588 Stephanie Burger 2004-08 5. 585 Rachel Baker 2008-11 5.
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