2013-14 Penn State Lady Lion Basketball Yearbook

Sun. Jan. 12 PURDUE* (ESPN2) 2:00 p.m.Thur. Jan. 16 OHIO STATE* (BTN) 7:00 p.m.Sun. Jan. 19 at Michigan St.* (ESPN2) 5:00 p.m.Wed. Jan. 22 INDIANA* 7:00 p.m.Sun. Jan. 26 MINNESOTA* (CBS) 1:00 p.m.Thur. Jan. 30 at Purdue* (BTN) 6:00 p.m.Sun.Sun. Feb. 2 at Northwestern* 2:00 p.m.Thur. Feb. 6 IOWA* (BTN) 6:00 p.m.Sun. Feb. 9 at Ohio State* (ESPN2) 2:00 p.m.Thur. Feb. 13 Indiana* (BTN) 7:00 p.m.

8th Annual Pink Zone at Penn StateSun. Feb. 16 WISCONSIN* (ESPN2) 1:00 p.m.

Thur. Feb. 20 NORTHWESTERN* (BTN) 7:00 p.m.Mon.Mon. Feb. 24 at Nebraska* (ESPN2) 7:00 p.m.Sat. Mar. 1 MICHIGAN* (BTN) 3:30 p.m.

BIG TEN TOURNAMENT - Indianapolis, INThur. Mar. 6-9 (BTN/ESPN2)

Sat. Oct. 27 LOCK HAVEN (Ex.) 2:00 p.m.Fri. Nov. 8 ST. FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 p.m.Sun. Nov. 10 FORDHAM 2:00 p.m.Sun. Nov. 17 CONNECTICUT (BTN) 12:00 p.m.Wed. Nov. 20 BUCKNELL 7:00 p.m.

JUNKANOO JAM - Grand Bahama IslandFri.Fri. Nov. 29 vs. Oregon St. 1:00 p.m.Sat. Nov. 30 vs. Fla/Illinois St tba

BIG TEN/ACC ChallengeWed. Dec. 4 NOTRE DAME (BTN) 7:30 p.m.

Sun. Dec. 8 at Georgetown 2:00 p.m.Wed. Dec. 11 at S. Dakota St. 8:00 p.m.Sun. Dec. 15 TEXAS A&M 2:00 p.m.Sun.Sun. Dec. 22 ALCORN ST. 11:00 a.m.Sun. Dec. 29 HARTFORD 2:00 p.m.Sun. Jan. 5 at Iowa* tbaThur. Jan. 9 at Illinois* (BTN) 9:00 p.m.

PENN STATE LADY LION BASKETBALL

Back-to-Back Champions

2011-12 2012-13

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1 Final Four appearance2000

4 ncaa elite eight appearances1983, 1994, 2000, 2004

12 ncaa sweet 16 appearances1982, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1992, 1994, 1996,

2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2012

24 ncaa tournament appearances1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996,

1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2011, 2012, 2013

7 Big ten regular season titles1994, 1995, 2000, 2003, 2004,

2012, 2013

2 Big ten tournament titles1995, 1996

this is ...laDY lion BasKetBallacaDemic eXcellence

» 100% Graduation Rate » 9 Academic All-Americans » 3 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winners » 77 Academic All-Big Ten selections

postseason prowess » 2000 Final Four participant » 4 NCAA Elite Eights » 12 NCAA Sweet Sixteens » 24 NCAA Tournament Appearances

winning traDition » 857 all-time wins » 1 of 12 NCAA Division I programs with 850 or more wins » 25 20-win seasons » 7 Big Ten regular season titles » 2 Big Ten Tournament crowns » 24 NCAA Tournament appearances (most of any Big Ten team) » 54 NCAA Tournament games played (T-15th for most in NCAA history)

Fan support » Consistently ranked in the Top 20 in the NCAA in attendance » 2 sellouts of the Bryce Jordan Center

plaYer DeVelopment » 6 First Team WBCA All-Americans » 59 All-America selections » 10 National Player of the Year Finalists » 1 National Player of the Year » 3 Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award Winners for nation’s best player under

5-8 (most of any school in the country) » 4 Big Ten Players of the Year » 3 Big Ten Defensive Players of the Year » 28 First Team All-Big Ten choices (most of any team in the Big Ten since

1992-93) » 1 member of the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame » 28 USA Basketball team members » 14 WNBA Draft Picks » 2 players currently in the WNBA

national eXposure » Average nearly 19 TV appearances per season each of the past five years » Contests regularly shown on Big Ten Network, ESPN networks and CBS » Most games are also available via live stream on BigTenNetwork.com

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2013-14 laDY lion BasKetBall YearBooKThe Penn State Women’s Basketball Yearbook is provided as a service to the media. The public may purchase copies by forwarding a check or money order, payable to Penn State, in the amount of $10 per copy to: 2013-14 Women’s Basketball Yearbook, 101D Bryce Jordan Center, University Park, PA 16802. Telephone 814-865-1757; Fax: 814-863-3165.

Credits: The 2013-14 Women’s Basketball Yearbook was compiled, edited and designed by Kristina Petersen. Editorial assistance provided by Robby Hamman. Photos by Mark Selders, Steve Manuel, Kristina Petersen, Gorman Findley, Trish Hummer, Tom Ciszek, Matt Cashore, Peter C. Borg, Bill Ewart, NBA & WNBA Entertainment, Getty Images, USA Basketball & CW Pack, J&A Photography and Penn State Public Information.

Printed by: Josten’s Covers: Designed by Steve Love; Photography by Mark SeldersU.Ed. # ICA-14-10

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This is...Lady Lion Basketball ................................ 1Table of Contents ................................................... 22013-14 Roster ...................................................... 32013-14 Quick Facts .............................................. 32013-14 Season Outlook ....................................4-52013-14 Schedule .................................................. 6

2013-14 Lady LionSTalia East ............................................................ 8-9Ariel Edwards .................................................. 10-11Maggie Lucas ................................................. 12-13Dara Taylor...................................................... 14-15Tori Waldner .................................................... 16-17Candice Agee ................................................. 18-19Infiniti Alston ........................................................ 20Jenny DeGraaf ..................................................... 21Alex Harris ........................................................... 22Kaliyah Mitchell .................................................... 23Sierra Moore ........................................................ 24Keke Sevillian ....................................................... 25Lindsey Spann ..................................................... 26Peyton Whitted ..................................................... 27Lady Lion Hometowns ......................................... 28

CoaChing StaffHead Coach Coquese Washington .................30-33Assistant Coach Fred Chmiel .........................34-35Assistant Coach Kia Damon ...........................36-37Assistant Coach Maren Walseth .....................38-39Dir. of Basketball Operations Ethan Gelfand ....... 40Dir. of Video Operations Mike Miller .................... 40Athletic Trainer Natalie Meckstroth .......................41Strength Coach Brad Pantall ................................41Athletic Comm. Contact Kristina Petersen ........... 42Marketing Manager Kathy Drysdale .................... 42Academic Advisor Nate Althouse ........................ 43Coord. of Comm. Outreach Stephanie Zonars .... 43Staff Assistant Mary McCahan ............................ 43Basketball Support Staff ...................................... 44

We are...Lady Lion baSketbaLLGame Day at the Bryce Jordan Center ..........46-47Basketball Facilities ........................................48-49Lady Lions in the WNBA ................................. 50-51Academic Excellence ..................................... 52-53National Exposure ..........................................54-55Exotic Travel ...................................................56-572012 European Tour .......................................58-59Lady Lions on the Web ........................................ 60PSU: A Nike Elite School ..................................... 61Community Service ........................................ 62-63Pink Zone at Penn State .................................64-65Celebrity Scrapbook ............................................ 66Big Ten History .................................................... 67First Team All-Big Ten Honorees ......................... 68NCAA Tournament Time ..................................... 692000 Final Four .............................................. 70-71Where Are They Now? ................................... 72-73Alumni in Coaching ...............................................74

2012-13 revieW2012-13 Review............................................... 76-772012-13 Statistics ............................................ 78-79Class of 2013 .................................................80-892012 -13 Box Scores .......................................90-98

the big ten ConferenCeBig Ten Conference ........................................... 100Penn State versus the Big Ten ....................101-1042013-14 Big Ten Conference Schedule ............. 105Big Ten Network ................................................ 106

reCord bookIndividual Game & Season Records .................. 108Team Game Records ......................................... 109Team Season Records .......................................110Winning Streak Records .....................................110Opponent Records .............................................111Coaching Records ..............................................112All-Time Overtime Games ..................................113Lady Lion Fun Facts ...........................................1132,000 Point Club .................................................1141,000 Point Club .......................................... 115-119Scoring Records ..........................................120-121Rebounding Records ......................................... 122Field Goal Records .............................................123Free Throw Records ...........................................124Three-Point Field Goal Records .........................125Assist Records ....................................................126Blocked Shot Records ........................................127Steal Records .....................................................128Career Leaders ...................................................128Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders ..................129-131Year-by-Year Team Statistics ..............................132

hiStory & honorSNCAA Chronology ............................................. 1342000 Final Four ................................................. 135NCAA Tournament Records .............................. 136AIAW & WNIT Records ......................................137Big Ten Tournament History .............................. 138Big Ten Tournament Records .............................139Lady Lion National Honors ..........................140-141All-Time Big Ten Honors ..............................142-143All-Time Atlantic 10 Honors ............................... 144Lady Lions in USA Basketball ............................ 145All-American Profiles ......................................... 146Suzie McConnell .................................................147Susan Robinson ................................................ 148Helen Darling ......................................................149Kelly Mazzante .................................................. 150All-Time Academic All-Americans ......................151All-Time Letterwinners .................................152-153Lady Lions by Uniform Number .................. 154-155Lady Lions by State/Country ............................. 156Lady Lions by Height ..........................................157Lady Lion Team Award Winners ................. 158-159Penn State’s Poll History ................................... 160

aLL-time reSuLtSYear-by-Year Results ...................................162-175Lady Lions vs. the Conferences .........................175Lady Lions Through the Years .....................176-179All-Time Record Versus Opponents ............180-181Series Records ............................................182-186

home Court hiStoryBryce Jordan Center .......................................... 188Home Court History ........................................... 189Bryce Jordan Center Records .................... 190-192

media informationMedia Policies ................................................... 1942013-14 Opponents .................................... 195-198

Penn State univerSityHistory of Penn State .................................. 200-201Athletic Excellence ............................................ 202Lady Lion Endowed Scholarships ...................... 203Distinguished Alumni ......................................... 204Penn State Tradition .......................................... 205President Dr. Rodney Erickson .......................... 206Athletics Director Dr. David Joyner .................... 206Assistant AD Jennifer James ............................. 207Associate AD/SWA Charmelle Green ............... 207Lady Lion Radio/TV Chart ................................. 208


roster anD QuicK Facts2013-14 laDY lion roster

No. Name Pos. Cl./Elg. Ht. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 1 Candice Agee * C So./So. 6-6 Victorville, Calif./Silverado 2 Dara Taylor * G 5th/Sr. 5-8 Wilmington, Del./Caravel Academy (Maryland) 5 Talia East *** F/C Sr./Sr. 6-3 Philadelphia, Pa./Friends’ Central School 10 Keke Sevillian G Fr./Fr. 5-7 Goodrich, Mich./Goodrich 11 Alex Harris F Fr./Fr. 6-3 Lorain, Ohio/Lorain 12 Lindsey Spann G Fr./Fr. 5-6 Laurel, Md./Good Counsel 15 Kaliyah Mitchell G/F Fr./Fr. 6-2 Stone Mountain, Ga./Stephenson 20 Infiniti Alston C Fr./Fr. 6-6 Baltimore, Md./Digital Harbor 23 Ariel Edwards *** G/F Sr./Sr. 6-3 Elmont, N.Y./Christ the King 25 Peyton Whitted G/F Fr./Fr. 6-3 Suwanee, Ga./North Gwinnett 33 Maggie Lucas *** G Sr./Sr. 5-10 Narberth, Pa./Germantown Academy 35 Sierra Moore G So./--^ 5-11 Hanover, Pa./Delone Catholic (Duke) 41 Jenny DeGraaf G/F Fr./Fr. 6-1 Springboro, Ohio/Springboro 44 Tori Waldner ** F Jr./Jr. 6-5 Milton, Ga./Milton

Head Coach: Coquese Washington (Notre Dame ’92)Asst. Coaches: Fred Chmiel (Excelsior College), Kia Damon (Millersville ’97), Maren Walseth (Penn State ’02)Captains: Talia East, Ariel Edwards, Maggie Lucas, Dara Taylor

* Indicates letters earned^ - Moore will sit out the 2013-14 season due to NCAA transfer rules.

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Location: University Park, Pa.Founded: 1855Enrollment: 42,294Colors: Blue & WhiteNickname: Lady LionsConference: Big TenPresident: Dr. Rodney EricksonDirector of Athletics: Dr. David JoynerSenior Woman Administrator: Charmelle GreenAsst. Athletics Director: Jenn JamesFacility (cap.): Bryce Jordan Center (15,261)All-Time Record at BJC: 201-49 (19 seasons)

athletic communicationsWBB Contact: Kristina Petersen Phone/Fax: (814) 865-1757/(814) 863-3165E-mail: [email protected]: 101-D Bryce Jordan Center University Park, Pa. 16802Press Row Phone: 814-863-3294Website: www.GoPSUsports.comTwitter: @ladylionsid

team inFormation2012-13 Record: 26-6 Home: 14-0 Away: 9-5 Neutral: 3-1Big Ten Record (finish): 14-2 (1st) Home: 8-0 Away: 6-2Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 6/5Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3Big Ten Tournament: SemifinalsPostseason: NCAA Second Round

historYFirst Year of Women’s Basketball: 1965All-Time Record: 857-386 (49 seasons)All-Time Big Ten Rec.: 231-119 (21 seasons)NCAA Tournament Appearances: 24NCAA Tournament Record: 30-24

women’s BasKetBallHead Coach: Coquese Washington Alma Mater: Notre Dame ’92 Overall Record: 118-73 (six seasons) School Record: 118-73 (six seasons) Twitter: @coquesewashing Basketball Office Phone: 814-863-2672 Basketball Office Fax: 814-863-1221 Best Time To Reach Coach: Through SIDAssistant Coaches (Alma Mater): Fred Chmiel (Excelsior College) Kia Damon (Millersville ’97) Maren Walseth (Penn State ’02)Twitter: @pennstatewbbFacebook: facebook.com/pennstateladylions

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After claiming back-to-back Big Ten Championships for the first time in nearly 10 years, the Lady Lions will look to recharge with the reigning Big Ten Player of the Year Maggie Lucas, five other returning letterwinners and an eight-member recruiting class. The Lady Lions returned to the national spotlight as they spent last season in the Top 10 in the USA Today Sports Coaches’ Poll for the first time since 2003-04.

Despite the loss of WNBA draftee and three-time All-Big Ten first team choice Alex Bentley, the backcourt remains solid for the Lady Lions with the return of Lucas, Big Ten All-Defensive Team selection Dara Taylor and Ariel Edwards. Penn State also adds Kaliyah Mitchell, Peyton Whitted, Jenny DeGraaf and Keke Sevillian to the fold as freshmen.

Lucas added several honors to her trophy case during an outstanding junior campaign. In addition to becoming the first Lady Lion to win Big Ten Player of the Year since 2004, Lucas was a Wade Trophy Finalist, Wooden Award Finalist, USBWA All-American, Associated Press second team All-American, Full Court Press second team All-American, WBCA honorable mention All-American and Big Ten All-Tournament team. She was third in the Big Ten in scoring (20.1), third in free throw percentage (.900), sixth in steals (2.3) and second in three-point field goals made (3.1). Additionally, Lucas led the Big Ten and was fourth nationally in three-point field goal percentage with a .462 mark, which was also the second-best single-season mark in school history. She enters her final season in Happy Valley seventh in program history with 1,838 points and third in Big Ten history with 292 career three-pointers made. Her .887 career free throw percentage also tops the Lady Lion charts, as does her .433 shooting effort from long range amongst shooters with 100 or more attempts.

“It’s hard to believe Maggie is a senior already,” Washington said. “It seems as if she just got here! It is going to be fun to watch Maggie as a senior. She has really improved every facet of her game during her time here at Penn State. She is a special player, with an extremely high competitive drive and a work ethic that is out of this world. It will be fun to see the ways in which she has improved her game going into her last year suiting up for us.”

After sitting out the 2011-12 season due to NCAA transfer rules, Taylor made an immediate impact for the Lady Lions. She was second on the team and fifth in the Big Ten in steals with a 2.4 per game average. For her efforts, she was named to the Big Ten All-Defensive team. Taylor also finished in the Top 10 in the league in assists (10th – 3.4) and assist-to-turnover ratio (9th – 1.2). She also contributed 7.0 points and 3.2 rebounds per game.

“It was so fun to watch Dara play last year and she helped our backcourt become one of the most dynamic backcourts in the nation last year,” Washington said. “Her ability to change the game by her defensive prowess is phenomenal. She has easily stepped into the leadership role that we expect our point guards to have and is highly respected by her teammates. She is fun to watch play and our fans will enjoy what she has to offer.”

Edwards started six games a year ago and posted a career-best scoring average at 7.9 points per game. She was solid against LSU in the NCAA Tournament, posting 13 points in 15 minutes while going 6-for-10 from the field. A two-time Academic All-Big Ten selection,

Edwards had a personal-best 24 points against Detroit at the Cal State Northridge Tournament in November.

“Ariel is really coming into her own as a senior,” Washington said. “I expect this to be a breakout year for her. Ariel is so versatile and is an outstanding athlete. She is going to provide a lot of production for us on both ends of the floor this year.”

Mitchell was the 40th-ranked recruit by All-Star Girls Report out of high school. She will provide the Lady Lions with another weapon on the wing as she averaged 18.2 points, 9.0 rebounds and 4.1 steals per game as a senior at Stephenson High School. She was a first team All-State selection and the Dekalb County Player of the Year as she led Stephenson to a 25-6 overall record and 12-2 mark in league play.

“Kaliyah will provide us some size and strength at the wing position,” Washington said. “She is a very good scorer and rebounder who likes physical play.”

Ranked 60th by All-Star Girls Report, Whitted comes to Penn State after leading North Gwinnett to the Georgia State Championship game. She accounted for 13.7 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.0 assists as a senior. She was a first team All-Metro Atlanta Girls honoree and took home second team all-state accolades last year.

“With her size and skill, Peyton will give us versatility on the perimeter,” Washington said. “She can do a lot of things well and we will move her around to take advantage of her full skill set.”

DeGraaf was ranked 87th recruit by Collegiate Girls Basketball Report after averaging 19.2 points and 9.4 rebounds last year to lead Springboro to a 17-7 overall record and an 8-2 mark en route to a second-place finish in the South standings for the Greater Western Ohio Conference (GWOC). She set the school’s single-season record for free throws made with 121, including 25 consecutive makes from the charity stripe. DeGraaf finished her career with 1,070 points, which ranks eighth in school history, 591 rebounds and 115 blocks.

“Jenny is, quite simply, a fantastic shooter,” Washington said. “You can never have too many shooters on a team and Jenny DeGraaf knows how to put the ball in the hole.”

Sevillian, who missed her senior year after tearing her ACL, led Goodrich High School in Michigan to their first-ever Class B State Championship in 2011-12 with a perfect 28-0 record.. A two-time All-State point guard, she averaged 13.5 points and 3.6 assists per game during her junior season. Sevillian was also an outstanding track athlete, earning four varsity letters at Goodrich. She holds the school record in the 300-meter hurdles and 200-meter dash.

“Keke is a very fast, defensive dynamo,” Washington said. “She loves getting after it on the defensive end. She uses her speed on both ends of the floor and she will certainly contribute to our transition game.”

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The Lady Lions will have to fill both starting spots with the loss of Mia Nickson and Nikki Greene in the post. Returnees Talia East, Candice Agee and Tori Waldner are poised to lead the charge under the basket. Penn State will also add depth in the post with the addition of Alex Harris and Infiniti Alston.

East will provide some muscle in the post for the Lady Lions. She enters her final season in the Blue & White ranked 19th on Penn State’s career blocks list with 57 rejections in her first three seasons. In her only start last season, East responded, scoring a career-high 11 points with three blocks against Fairleigh Dickinson. She was a beast on the boards in the NCAA Tournament, averaging 10.0 caroms in two games. She pulled in 12 rebounds, including six on the offensive glass in the first round win over Cal Poly.

“Talia has really grown into her leadership role and is doing a fantastic job as a captain for our team,” Washington said. “As the most experienced post player on our roster, we are going to count on her to provide consistency and leadership for our bigs.”

Agee spent much of last season learning from arguably one of the best centers in Penn State history in Greene. In 26 appearances, she had 51 points, 48 rebounds and 13 blocks. Over the summer, Agee earned her second gold medal with USA Basketball at the FIBA U19 World Championship. In the summer of 2012, Agee won gold with Team USA in the U18 FIBA Americas.

“Expectations are high for Candice this year,” Washington said. “She is an extremely talented player who has a really nice touch around the basket. She also runs the floor very well. Now that she has gotten in better shape and has adjusted to college play, I imagine that she we will be a lot more productive for us this year.”

Waldner rejected a career-high 32 shots as a sophomore and ranks 20th on Penn State’s career block list with 50 rejections. In the win over Minnesota in January, she blocked a personal-best five shots. Waldner tallied 2.8 rebounds and 1.6 points per game a year ago.

“Tori’s dedication to improving her skills has been clearly evident this off-season,” Washington said. “She is playing with a high level of confidence and we expect her to be an impact player for us this year. She is an extremely smart player, with a knack for blocking shots and rebounding, so this year we will see what she has added to her game offensively.”

Harris came out of high school ranked 49th by Collegiate Girls Basketball Report and All-Star Girls Report. As a senior, she averaged a double-double with 11.7 points and 12.6 rebounds with 6.2 blocked shots per outing. As a senior, Harris was named 2012-13 Division 1 Lorain County Player of the Year and claimed first team Associated Press Northeastern Lakes All-District accolades. A four-time All-Lorain County first team choice, Harris grabbed 1,043 rebounds and blocked 382 shots during her high school career.

“Alex may be the fastest post we have had in a while,” Washington said. “She really gets up and down the floor well and is fantastic rebounder.”

Alston was the 48th-ranked recruit by Collegiate Girls Basketball Report after leading Digital Harbor High School to the Baltimore City Division I Championship as a senior. In her junior year, she averaged 14.0 points, 11.0 rebounds, 3.0 blocks and 2.0 assists for Digital Harbor High School.

“Infiniti is a very hard worker and has no quit in her,” Washington said. “I love her attitude.”

The Lady Lions also added Lindsey Spann and Sierra Moore to their roster, but neither will likely see time this season. Spann tore her ACL in July, while Moore will sit out the season due to NCAA transfer rules after coming to Happy Valley from Duke.

Spann was ranked as the 22nd-best player by Collegiate Girls Basketball Report out of high school after averaging 15.9 points, 5.3 assists and 2.4 steals with an 80% free throw percentage as a senior. She guided Good Counsel to a 25-5 overall record and a 16-3 mark in league play and the Falcons advanced to the WCAC Championship game for the seventh time in nine years. Spann was selected to the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) All-League first team, the Montgomery Gazette All-Gazette first team and Washington Post All-Met first team as a senior.

“Although Lindsey won’t play this year, she has shown an incredible work ethic and tremendous leadership skills,” Washington said. “We look forward to getting her back on the floor next year.”

Moore joins the Lady Lions after spending her freshman season at Duke where she averaged 2.5 points per game. As a high school player at Delone Catholic, Moore was the 2012 Gatorade Player of the Year and Associated Press Class AA Player of the Year in the state of Pennsylvania. She was also a McDonald’s High School All-American as a senior, giving the Lady Lions four McDonald’s honorees on the current roster (Lucas, Taylor, Agee). Moore scored 2,595 points during her high school career to break the York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) scoring record.

“Sierra, in a word, is relentless,” Washington said. “She just keeps coming at you. She is a tremendous defender and excels in the transition game. She is going to spend this year learning our system and when she is able to play next year – watch out!”

The Lady Lions tout a tough non-conference schedule to go along with the always challenging Big Ten schedule. Penn State will host previous National Champions Connecticut, Notre Dame and Texas A&M. Overall, the Lady Lions will face 18 teams (10 NCAA, 7 WNIT, 1 WCBI) that participated in postseason play last year.

“We have a very competitive non-conference schedule, and we’ll throw all the newbies into the fire right away,” Washington. “We love the fact that we are playing some of the nation’s best teams and our fans are going to enjoy the basketball they will see in the BJC this year.”


2013-14 laDY lion scheDuleOCTOBER

Sun. 27 LOCK HAVEN (exhibition) University Park, Pa. -- 2 p.m.

NOVEMBER Fri. 8 ST. FRANCIS (PA.) University Park, Pa. -- 7 p.m. Sun. 10 FORDHAM University Park, Pa. -- 2 p.m. Sun. 17 CONNECTICUT University Park, Pa. BTN noon Wed. 20 BUCKNELL University Park, Pa. -- 7 p.m.

Junkanoo Jam Fri. 29 vs. Oregon State Grand Island, Bahamas -- 1 p.m. Sat. 30 vs. Florida/Illinois State Grand Island, Bahamas -- TBA

DECEMBERBig Ten/ACC Challenge

Wed. 4 NOTRE DAME University Park, Pa. BTN 7:30 p.m. Sun. 8 at Georgetown Washington, D.C. -- 2 p.m. Wed. 11 at South Dakota State Brookings, S.D. -- 8 p.m. Sun. 15 TEXAS A&M University Park, Pa. -- 2 p.m. Sun. 22 ALCORN STATE University Park, Pa. -- 11 a.m. Sun. 29 HARTFORD University Park, Pa. -- 2 p.m.

JANUARY Sun. 5 at Iowa * Iowa City, Iowa -- 3 p.m. Thurs. 9 at Illinois * Champaign, Ill. BTN 9 p.m. Sun. 12 PURDUE * University Park, Pa. ESPN2 2 p.m. Thurs. 16 OHIO STATE * University Park, Pa. BTN 7 p.m. Sun. 19 at Michigan State * East Lansing, Mich. ESPN2 5 p.m. Wed. 22 INDIANA * University Park, Pa. -- 7 p.m. Sun. 26 MINNESOTA * University Park, Pa. CBS 1 p.m. Thurs. 30 at Purdue * West Lafayette, Ind. BTN 6 p.m.

FEBRUARY Sun. 2 at Northwestern * Evanston, Ill. -- 2 p.m. Thurs. 6 IOWA * University Park, Pa. BTN 6 p.m. Sun. 9 at Ohio State * Columbus, Ohio ESPN2 2 p.m. Thurs. 13 at Indiana * Bloomington, Ind. -- 7 p.m.

Eighth Annual Pink Zone at Penn State Sun. 16 WISCONSIN * University Park, Pa. ESPN2 1 p.m. Thurs. 20 NORTHWESTERN * University Park, Pa. BTN 7 p.m. Mon. 24 at Nebraska * Lincoln, Neb. ESPN2 7 p.m.

MARCH Sat. 1 MICHIGAN * University Park, Pa. BTN 3:30 p.m. Thurs.-Sun. 6-9 Big Ten Tournament Indianapolis, Ind. BTN/ESPN2 Sat.-Tues. 22-25 NCAA Tournament First & Second Round Predetermined Sites ESPN/ESPN2 Sat.-Tues. 29-Apr. 1 NCAA Tournament Regionals Predetermined Sites ESPN/ESPN2

APRIL Sun./Tues. 6/8 NCAA Final Four Nashville, Tenn. ESPN/ESPN2

BOLD CAPS indicates home game. * - indicates Big Ten game. All times are Eastern Time. BTN - Big Ten Network BTN.com - BigTenNetwork.com Schedule subject to change. Please visit www.GoPSUsports.com for up-to-date tip times.

IN THIS SECTIONJulia Trogele .............................................. 10-11Zhaque Gray .............................................. 12-13Renee Womack.......................................... 14-15Alex Bentley .............................................. 16-17Nikki Greene .............................................. 18-19Mia Nickson ............................................... 20-21Gizelle Studevent ...................................... 22-23Marisa Wolfe .............................................. 24-25Talia East ........................................................ 26Ariel Edwards ................................................. 27Maggie Lucas ................................................. 28

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IN THIS SECTIONTalia East .................................................................... 8-9Ariel Edwards .......................................................... 10-11Maggie Lucas ......................................................... 12-13Dara Taylor.............................................................. 14-15Tori Waldner ............................................................ 16-17Candice Agee ......................................................... 18-19Infiniti Alston ................................................................ 20Jenny DeGraaf ............................................................. 21Alex Harris ................................................................... 22Kaliyah Mitchell ............................................................ 23Sierra Moore ................................................................ 24Keke Sevillian ............................................................... 25Lindsey Spann ............................................................. 26Peyton Whitted ............................................................. 27Lady Lion Hometowns ................................................. 28

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2012-1319th in school history in career blocks (57) ... Made her first career start and responded with a career-high 11 points to go along with three blocks and a pair of rebounds in the win over Fairleigh Dickinson (12/2) ... Turned in a solid outing with four points, eight rebounds and a steal in 17 minutes against LSU in the NCAA Tournament (3/26) ... Pulled down 12 rebounds, including six on the offensive glass, with three blocks against Cal Poly in the NCAA Tournament (3/24) ... Snagged

five rebounds to go with two points and a blocked shot against Michigan State (2/10) ... Registered two points and six rebounds at Indiana (2/7) ... Stellar off of the bench with nine points, including a

2-for-2 effort from the field, six rebounds and a block in 12 minutes versus Purdue (2/4) ... Was a solid spark off of the bench with four points, four rebounds and two blocks in the win at Ohio State (1/27) ... Pulled in six rebounds off of the bench at Michigan (1/21) ... Accounted for two points and four

rebounds against Wisconsin (1/17) ... Tallied three points, two rebounds and a blocked shot in the win over Northwestern (1/3) ... Chipped in two points and three rebounds at Miami (11/29) ...

Recorded four points and a blocked shot in the victory at Cal State Northridge (11/24) ... Was 2-for-3 from the field en route to five points and three rebounds in the win over Lafayette (11/18) ... Had two rebounds in the win over Howard (11/11).

2011-12Shared team’s Most Improved Player Award with Ariel Edwards ... Greatly improved her contributions from her freshman to sophomore seasons, increasing her scoring

production by 325% (3.4-0.8) and rebounding numbers by 300% (5.2-1.3) ... Accounted for six points and a team-best 10 rebounds in the Sweet Sixteen loss

to UConn (3/25) ... Narrowly missed out on her first career double-double with nine points and nine rebounds in the win over Indiana (2/2) ... Had arguably

the best game of her career, registering personal bests of 15 rebounds and seven blocks to go along with six points at South Carolina (11/20) ...

Her seven blocks at South Carolina are tied for third on the PSU single-game charts and are the most for a Lady Lion since Nikki Greene

blocked seven shots against Purdue on Jan. 28, 2010 ... Tallied four points, three rebounds and a block against Purdue in the Big Ten

semifinals (3/3) ... Had two points, four rebounds and a pair of blocks in the Big Ten quarterfinal win over Minnesota (3/2) ... Notched five points and six rebounds in the win over #8/11 Ohio State (2/20) ... Recorded five points, three rebounds and a block in the win at Purdue (2/16) ... Tallied six points and 10 rebounds in just 12 minutes of action off of the bench in the win at Northwestern (2/12) ... Grabbed seven rebounds to go along with four points at Wisconsin (1/2) ... Chipped

in six points, eight rebounds, a career-best two assists and three blocks in the win at Bucknell (12/21) ... Equalled her

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career high with eight points to compliment six rebounds, two blocks and an assist in the win over Wagner (12/18) ... Snared five rebounds in eight minutes against UMES (12/11) ... Had a solid night off the bench with six points, three rebounds, a block and a steal in the win over Virginia Tech (12/6) ... Accounted for six points, eight rebounds, a blocked shot and a career-high two steals at #19/25 Texas Tech (12/3) ... Registered a career-best eight points on 4-of-6 shooting to go along with six rebounds in the Nugget Classic Championship game win over Nevada (11/26) ... Turned in her first career double-digit rebounding performance as she hauled in 11 caroms at Delaware (11/17) ... Notched two points, six rebounds and a blocked shot in the Lady Lion Classic Championship game win over Middle Tennessee (11/13) ... Had a solid night in the season-opening win over Washington State (11/11) with six points via a 3-for-3 shooting effort and eight rebounds.

2010-11Had one offensive rebound in the Big Ten Championship game against Ohio State (3/6) ... Pulled in four rebounds in the Big Ten semifinal win over Illinois (3/5) ... Accounted for one point and two rebounds against Purdue in the Big Ten quarterfinals (3/4) ... Tallied two points on her only shot from the field and pulled in two rebounds in the regular-season finale against Northwestern (2/27) ... Grabbed two rebounds against Purdue (2/24) ... Made her only shot from the field and tallied her first two collegiate blocked shots at Ohio State (2/17) ... Was 2-for-2 from the field en route to four points at Indiana (2/13) ... Also pulled in a pair of rebounds against the Hoosiers ... Scored her first collegiate basket on a layup against #11/13 Michigan State (2/11) ... Nabbed a steal in the win at Michigan (2/3) ... Pulled in two rebounds at Northwestern (1/6) ... Saw first action against Bucknell (12/28) ... Had one point, three rebounds and one steal against the Bison ... Missed the first 13 games of the season due to an ACL injury suffered in April.

HIGH SCHOOLAveraged a double-double with 13.4 points, 10.0 rebounds and 3.7 blocks per game to lead The Friends’ Central School to a perfect 10-0 record in Friends Schools League play ... Had 24 points and 19 rebounds in the FSL Championship game to lead Friends’ Central to its first title in 24 years ... Finished her career second on FCS’s career scoring list with 1,102 points ... She is the seventh player in FCS history to reach 1,000 points ... Pulled in 920 career rebounds ... Two-time All-State selection, including a first team berth as a senior ... Was an All-Main Line Times first team choice for three-straight seasons ... Claimed Friends Schools All-League honors ... Was the 35th-ranked center by ESPN/HoopGurlz ... Had 28 points, 19 rebounds and 13 blocks against Germantown Friends (12/18/09) ... Played in the All-Star Labor Classic for the Suburban Girls team ... McDonald’s All-American nominee ... Played AAU basketball with the Philly Triple Threat ... Also played lacrosse.

PERSONALFull name is Talia Yasmeen East ... Born November 28, 1991 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ... Parents are Sharon Bell-East and Rennard East ... Has one sister, Bria (19), and two brothers, Naeem (16) and Abdul (11) ... Majoring in broadcast journalism with a minor in theater.

EAST’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-O A TO B S PTS AVG2010-11 15-0 91 5-18 .278 0-0 .000 2-4 .500 8-11-19 1.3 8-0 0 8 2 2 12 0.82011-12 33-0 457 49-107 .458 0-0 .000 15-33 .455 49-124-173 5.2 48-2 8 33 34 17 113 3.42012-13 31-1 387 23-51 .451 0-0 .000 23-40 .575 35-62-97 3.1 61-3 10 24 21 13 69 2.2CAREER 79-1 935 77-176 .438 0-0 .000 40-77 .519 92-197-289 3.7 117-5 18 65 57 32 194 2.5

TALIA’S BUCKET LISTw Go skydiving.w Learn to swim.w Own a motorcycle.w Read the entire Bible, cover-to-cover.w Learn to snowboard and ski.w Travel the world, specifically Europe.w Make millions with Maggie (Lucas).w Learn to do a backflip.w Read as many books as I can.w Retire in London.

FIvE THINGS ABOUT Tw I can’t swim.w I am ambidextrous.w I’m an online shopping addict.w I love to read; I’ve read hundreds of books.w I was born on Thanksgiving.


2012-13Academic All-Big Ten selection ... Posted a career-best scoring average at a 7.9 per game clip ... Started six games ... Was 11-for-16 from the field en route to a career-high 24 points, including 19 tallies in the first half, against Detroit (11/23) ... Drained six of her 10 shots en route to 13 points in 15 minutes against LSU in the NCAA Tournament (3/26) ... Recorded nine points, six rebounds and three assists in the NCAA Tournament win over Cal Poly (3/24) ... Filled the stat sheet with four points, three rebounds, two assists and one block against Ohio State in the Big Ten quarterfinals (3/8) ... Went 3-for-5 from the field to score seven points in the win at Nebraska (3/3) ... Registered six points off of the bench at Minnesota (2/28) ... Recorded 11 points, including hitting both of her attempts from long range, with five rebounds and three assists in the win over Michigan (2/24) ... Accounted for 11 points, three rebounds and an assist in 18 minutes in the win over Illinois (2/20) ... Was a spark off of the bench with 15 points via a 5-for-7 effort from the field and free throw line in just 18 minutes of action at Iowa (2/14) ... Tallied six first-half points and four second-half rebounds in the win over #11/13 Purdue (2/4) ... Recorded seven points with two assists at Wisconsin (1/31) ... Scored all nine of her points in the second half to go along with four rebounds in the win at Ohio State (1/27) ... Had 10 points on 5-of-9 shooting with three rebounds and an assist in the victory over Wisconsin (1/17) ... Was a spark off of the bench with 15 points on 6-of-8 shooting, six rebounds and a pair of blocks against Nebraska (1/13) ... Connected on both of her three-point attempts en route to six points, three rebounds, two assists and a block at Michigan State (1/6) ... Accounted for 10 points, four rebounds and a blocked shot against NJIT (12/23) ... Provided 11 points, two rebounds and an assist off of the bench in the win over Georgetown (12/9) ... Recorded 10 points on 5-of-7 shooting with four rebounds and a steal off the bench at #2 Connecticut (12/6) ... Scored all 18 of her points in the second half via a 7-for-10 shooting night against Fairleigh Dickinson (12/2) ... Tallied nine points with six rebounds and a blocked shot against Lafayette (11/18).

2011-12Academic All-Big Ten selection ... Shared the team’s Most Improved Player Award with Talia East ... Set then-personal bests in points (202), rebounds (125), assists (32), steals (22) and blocks (5) ... Posted her first career double-double with personal bests of 17 points and 11 rebounds in the win over Iowa (1/22) ... Accounted for 13 points, eight rebounds and three assists in the win over #14/13 North Carolina (11/30) ... Notched 15 points in just 18 minutes of action in the NCAA Second Round win at LSU (3/20) ... Returned to the court after missing four games to tally seven points and four rebounds in the NCAA Tournament win over UTEP (3/18) ... Tallied six points and four rebounds, including three on the offensive glass, in the win at Northwestern (2/12) ... Sparked the Lions with 14 points off of the bench via a 6-for-10 shooting effort in the win over Wisconsin (2/9) ... Had eight points with two rebounds and two assists against Indiana (2/2) ... Recorded eight points and eight rebounds at Michigan State (1/29) ... Came off of the bench to spark the Lady Lions with seven points and six

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EDWARDS’ CAREER STATSYear GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-O A TO B S PTS AVG2010-11 33-0 373 29-85 .341 9-22 .409 30-35 .857 27-35-62 1.9 22-0 13 26 4 9 97 2.92011-12 29-9 698 75-175 .429 8-27 .296 44-62 .710 43-82-125 4.3 59-1 32 46 5 22 202 7.02012-13 32-6 666 96-207 .464 13-26 .500 47-63 .746 25-77-102 3.2 71-2 23 48 10 10 252 7.9CAREER 94-15 1737 200-467 .428 30-75 .400 121-160 .756 95-194-289 3.1 152-3 68 120 19 41 551 5.9

rebounds at Illinois (1/19) ... Accounted for nine points, five rebounds and two assists in 22 minutes of action against Michigan (1/12) ... Tallied 11 points via a 5-for-5 free throw shooting effort, six rebounds and three steals in the win over Wagner (12/18) ... Hauled in nine rebounds to go along with seven points and three assists in the win over UMES (12/11) ... Registered three points to go along with five rebounds, two assists and three steals at #19/25 Texas Tech (12/3) ... Had two points, four rebounds and a pair of steals in the Nugget Classic Championship game win over Nevada (11/26) ... Was 5-for-7 from the field en route to 10 points, seven rebounds and an assist at South Carolina (11/20) ... In her first collegiate start, tallied eight points and equalled her career high with eight rebounds at Delaware (11/17) ... Scored five of her 10 points in a key Lady Lion run that gave Penn State its first lead of the game against Middle Tennessee (11/13).

2010-11Fourth on Penn State’s freshman season free throw percentage list (.857) ... Fourth on the Lady Lions’ freshman season three-point field goal percentage chart (.409) ... Earned the team’s Academic Achievement Award ... Notched two points, three rebounds, two assists and a block in the NCAA Tournament win over Dayton (3/19) ... Recorded two points, two rebounds and a steal at Michigan (2/3) ... Pulled in three rebounds to go along with two steals and an assist in the win over Indiana (1/23) ... Was 2-for-3 from the field en route to four points in seven minutes against Illinois (1/16) ... Chipped in 13 points, three rebounds and two assists in the win over Bucknell (12/28) ... Accounted for five points, two rebounds and a steal against Delaware (12/19) ... Nailed a pair of three-pointers to finish with six points in the victory over Army (12/8) ... Connected on a pair of three-pointers on the way to 13 points and eight rebounds versus Hartford (11/27) ... Pulled in six rebounds to go along with two points in the win over Utah (11/25) ... Accounted for six points and five rebounds in the win over South Carolina (11/21) ... Had a breakout game with 16 points to go along with three rebounds and two blocked shots in the OT win at Oakland (11/18).

HIGH SCHOOLAccounted for 17.5 points and 11.5 rebounds per game as she led Christ the King to a 26-5 record and a New York State Federation Class AA title ... The Royals finished 12th in the final USA Today Girls’ Super 25 poll and 17th in the ESPN Rise High School Poll ... Had 23 points in the State Federation Championship game to lead the Royals ... Selected to the WBCA High School All-America team ... Earned first team All-State accolades as a senior ... Chosen as the New York Post All-Queens Girls Basketball Player of the Year ... Was 19th-ranked power forward and 66th-ranked player overall by ESPN/HoopGurlz ... Two-time New York Daily News first team All-Queens selection ... Earned first team All-Queens honors two consecutive seasons ... Member of the New York City Girl’s All-Star Team in 2008-09 ... Scored two points and had two rebounds in the WBCA High School All-America Game ... McDonald’s All-American nominee ... Played AAU with Maggie Lucas on the Philly Belles, which was ranked third in the country ... The

Belles finished second in the 2009 U.S. Junior Nationals in Washington D.C. and second in the 2009 Boo Williams Tournament.

PERSONALFull name is Ariel Joy Edwards ... Born May 19, 1992 in Syosset, New York ... Parents are Everton and Tulia Edwards ... Has one brother, Johnathan (24), and one sister, Christie (16) ... Brother, Johnathan, played basketball at Radford University ... Cousin, Winston Blake Jr., was a 1,000-point scorer at Northwestern ... Majoring in health policy and administration.

ARIEL’S BUCKET LISTw Take a trip to Brazil.w Meet the President of the United States.w Win a gold medal.w See the Great Wall of China in person.w Learn to speak Spanish fluently.w Learn to play the piano.w Read the Bible, cover-to-cover.w Be an actress in a movie.w Own a beach house.w Do everything on my bucket list. :)

FIvE THINGS ABOUT ARIw I watch old episodes of Def Poetry Jam on

YouTube.w My high school teammates were Illinois’ Nia

Oden and Louisville’s Bria Smith.w When I eat, I don’t like my food to touch.w I refuse to eat two different colored Skittles at

the same time.w My family listens to Spanish music for all

occasions, even on Christmas.


2012-13Participated in USA Basketball World University Games Trials in Colorado during the summer of 2013 ... Wade Trophy Finalist ... One of 15 finalists for the John R. Wooden Award. ... Named Associated Press All-America second team, USBWA All-America, WBCA All-America honorable mention and Full Court All-America second team ... Selected as 2013 Big Ten Player of the Year. She is the third Lady Lion to win the honor and first since Kelly Mazzante won back-to-back POY accolades in 2003 and 2004 ... First team All-Big Ten selection for the second time in her career, becoming the 10th Lady Lion to win first team accolades multiple times in a career ... WBCA All-Region 6 selection ... Named to the 2013 Big Ten All-Tournament team for the second time in her career (2011) ... Dec. 11 Ann Meyers Drysdale National Player of the Week award winner, presented by the USBWA ... Three-time Big Ten Player of the Week (Nov. 26, Dec. 10, Feb. 26) ... On 2013 Wade Trophy Watch List, Naismith Top 30 Watch List and 2013 Ann Meyers Drysdale Award Midseason Watch List from the USBWA ... Shared the Joanie O’Brien Most Outstanding Player Award with Alex Bentley ... Tied the NCAA record for consecutive games with a three-pointer made in a season, equalling the mark of 32 set by Michelle Hughes of Portland State in 1991 ... Second in Penn State history in three-point field goals made (292) ... Third in Big Ten history in three-point field goals made (292) ... Seventh in program history in scoring (1,838) ... Fifth on program’s single-season scoring chart (644) ... Third-highest single-season free throw percentage (.900) ... Tied for third on single-season three-pointers list (98) ... Second on single-season three-point field goal percentage chart (.462) ... Sits atop the Penn State career free throw percentage record books with an .887 mark heading into her senior year ... Third-fastest player in school history to reach 1,500 points (Kelly Mazzante and Susan Robinson) ... Became the third player in school history with 200 career three-pointers with a pair of triples against Lafayette (11/18) ... 2013 first team preseason All-Big Ten (coaches & media) ... Selected as the Radisson Chatsworth Thanksgiving Tournament MVP after averaging 25.5 points, 3.0 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 2.5 steals ... Sixteen 20-point games, including two 30-point outings ... Broke the Bryce Jordan Center scoring record (men or women) with 39 points,

including a BJC record-tying seven three-pointers, in the win over Georgetown (12/9) ... Notched her fourth career 30-point game with 34 tallies to go with nine rebounds and three steals in the win at Nebraska (3/3) ... Her career-high eight three-pointers against the Huskers, mark the first time a Lady Lion successfully converted on eight triples since Dec. 28, 2001 when Kelly Mazzante accomplished the feat at Minnesota ... Eclipsed the 1,500-point plateau for her career in her 82nd career game with 19 tallies in the win over Nebraska (1/13).

2011-12Named Honorable Mention All-America by the Associated

Press ... Selected to All-Big Ten first team, becoming the 12th Lady Lion to earn first team honors ...

Naismith Trophy midseason watch list ... Won team’s Joanie O’Brien Most Outstanding Player Award ...

Big Ten Player of the Week (Feb. 21) ... Third sophomore in Penn State history

to reach 1,000 points and the 34th player overall ... Reached 1,000-point milestone in 58 games, which is 11th-fastest in Big

Ten history ... Sixth on PSU’s single-season three-pointers chart (82) ... Sixth on PSU’s season scoring list (642) ... Second on

sophomore season scoring chart (642) ... Third in the Big Ten and 20th in the NCAA in scoring (19.5) ... Eighth in the NCAA in three-point field goal percentage (.410) ... Led the Big Ten and was 12th in the NCAA in free throw percentage (.886) ... Eighteen 20-point games, including two 30-point outings ... Made 23 consecutive attempts from the free throw line from Feb. 20-Mar. 18 to tie her career-high for consecutive makes from the charity stripe ... Named to the Nugget Classic All-Tournament team after averaging 22.0 points, 6.5 rebounds and 3.0 assists in two wins ... Selected as Lady Lion Classic MVP after averaging 18.0 points, 5.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 1.0 steals in a pair of wins ... Connected on five three-pointers and

was 11-for-11 from the free throw line en route to 30 points, six rebounds and three steals in the win

over LSU (3/20) ... Her 11-for-11 mark from the charity stripe ties the NCAA Tournament record ... Posted her first career double-double with 12

points and a personal-best 10 rebounds in the win over #8/11 Ohio State (2/20) ... Became the third sophomore in school history and the

34th player overall to reach 1,000 points with a three-pointer in the second half

at Minnesota (2/5) ... Scored 33 points via a BJC-record seven three-pointers

against Michigan State (1/7).

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2010-11Participated in USA Basketball World University Games Trials in Colorado during the summer of 2011 ... Named Big Ten Freshman of the Year, becoming the second Lady Lion to win the award, joining Kelly Mazzante (2001) ... First Lady Lion to win Big Ten Sixth Player of the Year honors ... Was selected second team All-Big Ten (media) & third team All-Big Ten (coaches) ... Broke the Big Ten single-season three-pointers record (112) previously held by Ohio State’s Caity Matter ... Broke the Penn State record for three-pointers in a season, previously held by Mazzante ... Fourth on the NCAA’s freshman season three-pointers list ... Broke Penn State’s freshman season scoring list with 552 points, surpassing Mazzante’s record of 529 tallies ... 15th on Penn State single-season scoring list .... Third player in Big Ten history with 100 or more three-pointers in a season (Mazzante & Matter) ... Eight-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week (Feb. 28, Feb. 7, Jan. 17, Dec. 20, Dec. 13, Dec. 6, Nov. 29, Nov. 22) ... 13 games with 20 or more points, most by a Penn State freshman since Mazzante had 10 20-point games ... Led the Big Ten in three-point field goals made (3.2) and second in three-point field goal percentage (.426) ... Ranked fourth in NCAA Division I in three-pointers made and 11th in three-point field goal percentage ... Selected to Big Ten All-Tournament team after averaging 14.3 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals in three games ... Netted a Big Ten-best 3.3 three-pointers per game in conference play to become the second Penn State player to lead the conference in triples, joining Mazzante, who accomplished the feat three times ... Selected to the Caribbean Challenge All-Tournament team.

HIGH SCHOOLJust the second McDonald’s High School All-American in Penn State history ... Named to the Parade Magazine 34th Annual All-America High School Girls Basketball fourth team in 2010 ... Second team ESPN RISE Girls Basketball All-American as a senior ... Fourth team MaxPreps Girls Basketball All-American in 2010 ... Averaged 23.0 points, 4.5 assists and 3.8 steals per game as she led Germantown Academy to its second-straight Independent Schools State title and its 12th consecutive Inter-Academic League crown ... Won the McDonald’s High School All-America three-point contest ... Four-time first team All-State selection ... 2010 Philadelphia Inquirer Southeastern PA Player of the Year ... 2010 Times Herald Player of the Year ... Finished her career with 2,197 points, the second-highest total in Germantown Academy history (boys or girls) ... Earned All Inter-Ac first team accolades for four consecutive seasons ... Was the 2010 Markward Club All Southeastern Pennsylvania Co-Player of the Year ... The Patriots were 112-15 in her four years ... Broke the Nike Rose Classic single-game record with 10 three-pointers ... Had three points, three rebounds and two assists for the East team in the McDonald’s High School All-America game ... Played AAU with Ariel Edwards and Dara Taylor on the Philly Belles ... 34th-ranked recruit in the country by ESPN/HoopGurlz ... Ran track as a freshman and sophomore.

PERSONALFull name is Margaret Taylor Lucas ... Born November 29, 1991 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ... Parents are Betsy and Albert Lucas ... Has two brothers, Peter (25) and Ben (23) ... Majoring in recreation, park and tourism management.

LUCAS’ CAREER STATSYear GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-O A TO B S PTS AVG2010-11 35-1 991 180-424 .425 112-263 .426 80-92 .870 15-93-108 3.1 46-1 56 63 7 57 552 15.82011-12 33-33 1173 202-470 .430 82-200 .410 156-176 .886 29-125-154 4.7 54-0 91 87 6 47 642 19.52012-13 32-31 1106 210-476 .441 98-212 .462 126-140 .900 25-119-144 4.5 63-1 69 88 10 72 644 20.1CAREER 100-65 3270 592-1370 .432 292-675 .433 362-408 .887 69-337-406 4.1 163-2 216 238 23 176 1838 18.4

MAGGIE’S BUCKET LISTw Hold a baby lion or tiger.w Travel to Bora Bora.w Travel to Hawaii.w Hit a game-winning half-court shot at

the buzzer.w Swim with dolphins.w Own a successful restaurant.w Play in and win a gold medal in the

Olympics.w Hug a friendly bear.w Win McDonald’s Monopoly, even

though I don’t eat there.w Hit the free McDonald’s Chicken

McNuggets shot at a Lady Lion game.

FIvE THINGS ABOUT MAGSw I have a big movie collection.w Urban Outfitters is my favorite store.w I hate roller coasters.w I have really flat feet, like flippers.w I’m the fastest girl on the team ... only in sand

workouts.

LUCAS’ 30-POINT GAMES1. 33 - vs. Michigan State, 1/7/122. 30 - at LSU, 3/20/123. 39 - vs. Georgetown, 12/9/124. 34 - at Nebraska, 3/3/13

LUCAS’ 20-POINT GAMES1. 22 - vs. Rider, 11/14/102. 27 - vs. Hartford, 11/27/103. 28 - at Boston College, 12/2/104. 20 - vs. Army, 12/8/105. 22 - vs. Maine, 12/12/106. 20 - vs. Drexel, 12/21/107. 20 - vs. Bucknell, 12/28/108. 20 - at Northwestern, 1/6/119. 20 - vs. Minnesota, 1/13/1110. 22 - vs. Illinois, 1/16/1111. 23 - at Michigan, 2/3/1112. 21 - vs. Northwestern, 2/27/1113. 23 - vs. Illinois, 3/5/1114. 22 - vs. Washington State, 11/11/1115. 26 - at Nevada, 11/26/1116. 21 - vs. North Carolina, 11/30/1117. 20 - vs. Virginia Tech, 12/6/1118. 20 - vs. UMES, 12/11/1119. 23 - vs. Wagner, 12/18/1120. 22 - at Bucknell, 12/21/1121. 22 - vs. Michigan, 1/12/1222. 24 - at Nebraska, 1/15/1223. 23 - at Michigan, 1/26/1224. 21 - at Michigan State, 1/29/1225. 24 - vs. Indiana, 2/2/1226. 28 - at Purdue, 2/16/1227. 24 - vs. Minnesota, 2/26/1228. 24 - vs. Minnesota, 3/2/1229. 23 - vs. UTEP, 3/18/1230. 25 - vs. Howard, 11/11/1231. 28 - vs. Detroit, 11/23/1232. 23 - at Cal State Northridge, 11/24/1233. 20 - at Miami (Fla.), 11/29/1234. 24 - vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 12/2/1235. 21 - vs. NJIT, 12/23/1236. 24 - vs. Northwestern, 1/3/1337. 26 - vs. Minnesota, 1/24/1338. 20 - at Indiana, 2/7/1339. 21 - at Iowa, 2/14/1340. 22 - vs. Illinois, 2/20/1341. 21 - vs. Michigan, 2/24/1342. 23 - at Minnesota, 2/28/1343. 23 - vs. Michigan State, 3/9/13

2012-13Selected to Big Ten All-Defensive Team ... Named the team’s Collegiate Pride Defensive Player of the Year ... Also took home the team’s Academic Achievement Award ... Surpassed the 300-assist mark for her collegiate career with six helpers against Wisconsin (1/17) ... Registered a career-high 18 points via a 7-for-10 shooting night, including making three of her four attempts from downtown, at Michigan State (1/6) ... Knocked down a career-high three shots from beyond the arc en route to 15 points, which ties her career high as a Penn Stater in the win at Virginia Tech (12/12) ... Had her biggest scoring output in a Penn State uniform with 15 points to go along with three rebounds and five assists in her first PSU start against FDU (12/2) ... Had six points and six assists against LSU (3/26) ... Scored nine points to go along with four assists and two steals in 28 minutes of action in the Big Ten Quarterfinals versus Ohio State (3/8) ... Tallied four points, two assists and one steal in 28 minutes of action in the win at Nebraska (3/3) ... Posted nine points to go along with three assists and a game-best five steals at Minnesota (2/28) ... Chipped in nine points on 4-for-8 shooting with three rebounds, four assists and five steals in the win over Illinois (2/20) ... Recorded 10 points with five rebounds, three assists and a steal at Indiana (2/7) ... Scored 10 points in the first half, including knocking down both of her three-point attempts, to compliment two rebounds, two assists and three steals at Wisconsin (1/31) ... Tallied five points to go along with six rebounds, two assists and a pair of steals in the win at Michigan (1/21) ... Was 3-for-5 from the field, including 2-for-3 from three-point range, en route to eight points, a Penn State career-high seven rebounds, six assists and four steals against Wisconsin (1/17) ... Had seven points to go along with three rebounds, eight assists and a trio of steals in the win over Nebraska (1/13) ... Nabbed a career-high seven steals,

which pushed her over the 100-steal mark for her career, to go along with nine points in the Big Ten opener against

Northwestern (1/3) ... Recorded six points, two rebounds and a PSU career-best eight assists in the win over NJIT (12/23) ... Chipped in seven points, five rebounds, five assists and two steals in the win over Georgetown (12/9) ... Tallied eight points, four rebounds and two assists at

#2 Connecticut (12/6) ... Notched six points, six rebounds, three assists and a pair of steals in 33 minutes of

action at Miami (11/29) ... Accounted for four points, two assists and three steals in the win

over Detroit (11/23) ... Filled the stat sheet with three points, five rebounds, six assists

and two steals against Lafayette (11/18) ... Was 4-for-8 from the field en route

to eight points with three assists and five steals in the victory at #16/13 Texas A&M (11/14) ... Registered five points, four rebounds and three assists in her first game as a Lady

Lion against Howard (11/11).

2011-12Sat out the 2011-12 season due to NCAA

transfer rules ... Earned the team’s Tom Caldwell “Unsung Hero” Award.

2010-11 (AT MARyLAND)Had two points, two steals and four assists in the NCAA Tournament game against Georgetown (3/22) ... Tallied three points, three steals and two assists in the NCAA Tournament win over St. Francis (Pa.) ... Made both of her shots from the field en route to four points and two steals versus North Carolina State (2/6) ... Registered six points, four steals and four assists in the win over Saint Joseph’s (1/2) ... Dished out four assists

against La Salle (12/28) ... Notched five dimes against Delaware State (12/19) ... Was

3-for-4 from the field and finished with

#2 dara TayLorredshirT-senior * Guard * 5-8

wiLMinGTon, deL./caraveL acadeMy (universiTy oF MaryLand)

2013-14 Penn sTaTe Lady Lion yearbook14


TAyLOR’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-O A TO B S PTS AVG2009-10* 34-27 916 70-195 .359 9-41 .220 38-76 .500 32-80-112 3.3 78-2 171 147 2 40 187 5.52010-11* 32-1 439 19-60 .317 3-23 .130 14-20 .700 8-31-39 1.2 40-0 71 67 1 35 55 1.72011-12 Sat out due to NCAA Transfer Rules2012-13 32-25 871 86-225 .382 18-61 .295 33-53 .623 28-73-101 3.2 80-1 108 89 4 77 223 7.0PSU 32-25 871 86-225 .382 18-61 .295 33-53 .623 28-73-101 3.2 80-1 108 89 4 77 223 7.0CAREER 98-53 2226 175-480 .365 30-125 .240 85-149 .570 68-184-252 2.6 198-3 350 303 7 152 465 4.7* - freshman and sophomore season statistics from Maryland

seven points and three assists in the win over UMBC (12/10) ... Accounted for four assists and four steals at Purdue (12/2) ... Tallied six points, five assists, four rebounds and a steal in the win over East Carolina (11/26) ... Recorded five points and five assists in the victory over Towson (11/18) ... Opened the season with two points, three assists and a steal in the win over Monmouth (11/13).

2009-10 (AT MARyLAND)Broke Maryland’s freshman season assists record with 171 helpers .... Recorded more than six assists in 15-of-27 starts ... Finished third in the ACC in assists and sixth in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.2) ... Grabbed career-high eight rebounds in WNIT Second Round win over East Carolina (3/21) ... Contributed 10 points in ACC Tournament win over North Carolina (3/4) ... Netted a career-high 17 points on 7-of-12 shooting against Clemson (2/14) ... Made 7-of-10 free throws to help clinch the win over Wake Forest (2/11) ... Finished the game with nine points and two steals against the Demon Deacons ... Accounted for nine assists at Virginia Tech (1/28) ... Had six points, eight assists and seven rebounds versus Boston College (1/14) ... Notched first career double-double with 10 points and career-high 11 assists at No. 19/21 Virginia (1/11) ... Also added three steals and four rebounds versus the Cavaliers ... Dished out eight assists versus Saint Joseph’s (1/3) ... Notched nine points, eight assists and four rebounds versus UNC-Wilmington (12/29) ... Recorded nine points and three rebounds versus Minnesota (12/3) in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge ... Had six points and six assists in the win over Howard (11/27) ... Accounted for 11 points with seven assists in a win over Samford (11/24) ... Tallied nine points, two steals and an assist in her first career start at Mississippi State (11/22) ... Chipped in six points, nine assists and five rebounds against Old Dominion (11/19) ... Had 10 points with five assists in win against New Hampshire (11/16) ... Posted nine points, five assists and career-high six steals in collegiate debut against North Carolina Central (11/14).

HIGH SCHOOLMcDonald’s High School All-American ... 52nd-ranked player by ESPN/HoopGurlz out of Caravel Academy ... 2009 Delaware Gatorade Player of the Year ... Two-time All-State selection with a first team berth as a senior and a second team nod as a junior ...1,192 career points at Caravel Academy ... Averaged 17.8 points, 5.5 assists, 5.0 rebounds and 5.0 steals per game as a senior ... Led the Buccaneers to the Delaware State Quarterfinals as a senior ... Named to the DelawareGirlsBasketball.com All-Decade (2000-09) visitor’s poll first team ... Selected to the Delaware’s Finest third team All-Decade (2000-09) team ... Played AAU for the Philly Belles alongside Lady Lion teammate Maggie Lucas ... AAU team won the 2007 USJN in Cincinnati and were the 15u and 16u Mid-Atlantic Champions ... Also participated in track & field at Caravel Academy, finishing fifth in the state in the high jump, long jump and 4x100 relay in 2009.

PERSONALFull name is Dara Nailah Taylor ... Born January 16, 1991 in Manhattan, New York ... Parents are Jo and Ron Taylor ... Has one brother, Ron Jr. (19) ... Majoring in communication, arts and sciences with a minor in recreation, park and tourism management.

DARA’S BUCKET LISTw Go skydiving.w Visit Australia.w See the Great Wall of China.w Go to the Olympics.w Swim with dolphins.w Go snorkeling.w See a Cirque du Soleil show.w Go to a Jay-Z concert.w Visit Bora Bora.w Learn to speak another language.

FIvE THINGS ABOUT DARAw I used to be a gymnast.w I was a quarterback when I was younger.w I love Jay-Z.w I like to cook.w I love watching movies.

2012-13Ranks 20th on Penn State’s career blocks list (50) ... Recorded a career-high five blocked shots to go along with four rebounds in the win over Minnesota (1/24) ... Recorded four rebounds, one block and one steal in the win at Nebraska (3/3) ... Had a season-best eight rebounds to go along with two points and four blocks against Illinois (2/20) ... Nabbed a career-high three steals with one blocked shot in the win over Michigan State (2/10) ... Solid off of the bench with two points, six rebounds and two steals at Indiana (2/7) ... Chipped in two points, three rebounds and a block against Purdue (2/4) ... Registered two points, four rebounds and a pair of blocks at Michigan (1/21) ... Notched two points, four rebounds, one block and one steal in the win over Wisconsin (1/17) ... Recorded three points, five rebounds and two blocks at Michigan State (1/6) ... Accounted for two points, five rebounds, two assists and two steals in the win over NJIT (12/23) ... Tied her career high with three blocks against South Dakota State (12/16) ... Had two points and four rebounds in the win over Georgetown (12/9) ... Established a career-high with seven points to go along with five rebounds, two blocks and a steal in the win over Fairleigh Dickinson (12/2) ... Pulled down six rebounds and had two points against Detroit (11/23) ... Tallied six points with four rebounds and two assists in the win over Lafayette (11/18) ... Chipped in two points and three rebounds in the win over #16/13 Texas A&M (11/14) ... Notched six points, all of which came from the free throw line, and six rebounds in just 12 minutes in the season-opening win over Howard (11/11).

2011-12Chipped in two points, four rebounds and a steal in the home finale against Minnesota (2/26) ... Equaled her career high with six points via a 3-for-5 shooting day with two blocks in the win at Minnesota (2/5) ... Had a solid all-around performance with two points, five rebounds and a career-high four assists in the win

over Indiana (2/2) ... Was 2-for-3 from the field and 2-for-2 from the free throw line en route to tying her career high with six points at

Michigan State (1/30) ... Contributed five points and four rebounds off of the

bench at Illinois (1/19) ... Tied her then-career high with six points and two assists at Wisconsin (1/2) ... Snared a career-best 10 rebounds to go along with five

points, two assists and a pair of blocks in the win over Wagner (12/18)

... Pulled in nine rebounds and made both of her shots from the field en route to four points in the win over UMES (12/11) ... Had five rebounds versus Virginia Tech (12/6) ... Accounted for five points, three rebounds, an assist and a blocked shot at #19/25 Texas Tech (12/3) ... Was 3-for-4 from the field and finished with a career-high six points with two rebounds and two blocked shots in the win over #14/13 North Carolina (11/30) ... Scored her first collegiate points on a 15-footer in the first half en route to five points and a blocked shot in the Nugget Classic win over Iowa State (11/25) ... Saw her first action of the season at Delaware (11/17) and pulled in a pair of rebounds in eight minutes on the court.

#44 TORI WALDNERJuNIOR * FORWARD * 6-5

MILTON, GA./MILTON



WALDNER’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-O A TO B S PTS AVG2011-12 31-0 272 25-56 .446 0-1 .000 13-23 .565 13-54-67 2.2 50-0 15 24 18 16 63 2.02012-13 30-0 275 19-59 .322 0-1 .000 10-13 .769 31-54-85 2.8 47-0 8 22 32 11 48 1.6CAREER 61-0 547 44-115 .383 0-2 .000 23-36 .639 44-108-152 2.5 97-0 23 46 50 27 111 1.8

HIGH SCHOOLEarned All-Region 6AAAAA first team honors as a senior at Milton High School ... Selected to the State All-Star team as a senior ... 2011 McDonald’s All-American nominee ... Led the Eagles to a 22-5 record and the Elite 8 in the State Championship playoffs in 2011 ... Averaged 12.0 points and 9.0 rebounds in her senior season ... Claimed 2010 All-Region 6AAAAA first team honors as a junior ... Selected as 2010 and 2009 Best Defensive Player ... Helped the Eagles to the Regional 6AAAAA Championship and a berth in the Georgia State semifinals ... Averaged 9.0 points, 7.2 rebounds and 5.0 blocks per game as a junior ... Played AAU for FBC Southeast Elite ... Also played volleyball.

PERSONALFull name is Victoria Rose Waldner ... Born April 29, 1993 in Roswell, Georgia ... Parents are Scott and Diane Waldner ... Has one sister, Anne Marie (23) ... Graduated high school with College Prep Distinction ... Won Most Outstanding Senior Award and Outstanding Academic Achievement in Economics in high school ... Mother, Diane, played basketball and lacrosse at Russell Sage College in Troy, New York ... Aunt, JoAnne, and uncle, Craig Jr., went to Penn State ... Majoring in kinesiology.

TORI’S BUCKET LISTw Play professionally.w Pet exotic animals.w Become a really good cook.w Do volunteer work in a foreign country.w Meet Mark Wahlberg.w Meet the cast of F.R.I.E.N.D.S.w Be a coach.w Play my grandpa in one-on-one.w Have a family.w Be rich.

FIvE THINGS ABOUT TORIw I love the TV show F.R.I.E.N.D.S.w I love Chick-fil-A.w I do NOT like big bugs.w My favorite Disney character is Pluto.w My favorite candy is the holiday Reese’s

shapes.

SUMMER 2013Played for the 2013 USA Basketball U19 National Team in the FIBA U19 World Championship in July ... Averaged 1.9 points and 1.6 rebounds in the tournament.

2012-13Turned in a personal best performance with career highs of eight points and three blocks in the win over Illinois (2/20) ... Had two points and three rebounds in the win at Ohio State (1/27) ... Chipped in four points in the win at Michigan State (1/6) ... Notched four points and a blocked shot in the Big Ten opener against Northwestern (1/3) ... Tied her career high with eight points to go along with two rebounds and two steals in the win over NJIT (12/23) ... Connected on a pair of layups and finished with four points against South Dakota State (12/16) ... Pulled in six rebounds in 11 minutes off of the bench at Virginia Tech (12/12) ... Was solid with personal bests of eight points and nine rebounds in the win over Fairleigh Dickinson (12/2) ... Recorded two points, two rebounds and a blocked shot at Miami (11/29) ... Tallied two points and three rebounds in the winover Detroit (11/23) ... Accounted for seven points on 3-of-5 shooting, four rebounds and a blocked shot in the win over Lafayette (11/18) ... Snagged three rebounds with one blocked shot in the win at #16/13 Texas A&M (11/14) ... Recorded her first collegiate block against Howard (11/11), just 45 seconds after entering the game.

SUMMER 2012Played for the 2012 USA Basketball U18 National Team in the FIBA Americas U18 Championship in August ... Averaged 5.4 points, 3.0 rebounds, 1.2 blocks and 1.4 steals in five contests ... Was 13-for-21 from the field en route to a team-best .619 field goal percentage ... Accounted for 11 points via a 5-for-

7 shooting performance in the Pool Play win over the Dominican Republic ... Also pulled in four rebounds

and had two blocks against the Dominicans ... Had four points and four rebounds in the preliminary

round win over Argentina ... Notched eight points, four rebounds and three steals in the semifinal win over Canada.

#1 candice aGeesoPhoMore * cenTer * 6-6

vicTorviLLe, caLiF./siLverado



HIGH SCHOOLMcDonald’s High School All-American ... Accounted for seven points and seven rebounds for the West squad in the McDonald’s High School All-America Game ... 2012 WBCA High School All-America honorable mention ... 34th-ranked recruit by ESPN/HoopGurlz, 38th by Collegiate Girls Report ... Ranked 17th in the Class of 2012 by Blue Star Basketball ... 40th-rated recruit by All-Star Girls Report and Peach State ... Led Silverado High School to a Desert Sky League title with a perfect 12-0 record in 2011-12 ... Averaged 15.9 points, 8.3 rebounds, 3.5 blocks and 3.4 steals per game as a senior ... Four-time Desert Sky League first team selection and was the league’s Most Valuable Player as a junior ... Daily Press Girls’ Athlete of the Year in 2010-11 ... Named to the All-Region first team as a junior ... Accounted for 17.0 points, 10.9 rebounds, 7.3 blocks and 2.7 steals per game for the Hawks as a junior ... Ended her career with 1,296 career points, 814 rebounds, 460 blocks and 183 steals ... Played her AAU ball with West Coast Premier ... Played volleyball at Silverado High School.

PERSONALFull name is Candice Seanyier Agee ... Born September 14, 1994 in Torrance, California ... Parents are Rodney and Sinae Agee ... Has two sisters, Alexis (26) and Ashley (25), and three brothers, Ashten (24), Anthony (24) and Raefel (15) ... Currently enrolled in the division of undergraduate studies ... Considering majoring in crime, law and justice.

AGEE’S CAREER STATSYear GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-O A TO B S PTS AVG2012-13 26-0 204 20-54 .370 0-0 .000 11-20 .550 17-31-48 1.8 33-0 2 13 13 4 51 2.0CAREER 26-0 204 20-54 .370 0-0 .000 11-20 .550 17-31-48 1.8 33-0 2 13 13 4 51 2.0

CANDICE’S BUCKET LISTw Go skydiving.w Go to Fiji.w Read a whole book in one day.w Meet Blake Griffin.w Act.w Pet a kangaroo in Australia.w Compete in a mixed martial arts tournament.w Learn two different languages.w Windsurf.w Buy a house in Cabo.

FIvE THINGS ABOUT CANDICEw I’m deathly scared of snakes and spiders.w I’ve been writing song lyrics since I was 7.w I’ve played organized basketball since I was 3.w I’m a fanatic movie buff.w I always know all of the words to every song that

plays.

HIGH SCHOOLRanked 48th-best recruit by Collegiate Girls Basketball Report and 96th by All-Star Girls Report ... Led Digital Harbor High School to the Baltimore City Division I Championship as a senior ... Averaged 14.0 points, 11.0 rebounds, 3.0 blocks and 2.0 assists for Digital Harbor High School as a junior ... Member of the Philly Belles AAU squad in 2012 and played for Boo Williams’ top team as a freshman in high school ... Participated in Nike Skills Academy in 2011 ... Was a writer for the school newspaper.

PERSONALFull name is Infiniti O. Alston ... Born February 24, 1995 in Baltimore, Maryland ... Father is Timothy Alston ... Currently enrolled in the division of undergraduate studies ... Considering majoring in broadcast journalism.

#20 inFiniTi aLsTonFreshMan * cenTer * 6-6

baLTiMore, Md./diGiTaL harbor

INFINITI’S BUCKET LISTw Visit every continent.w Meet Beyonce.w Become a sports commentator.w Have my own talk show.w Walk on the Great Wall of China.w Swim with dolphins.w Live in another country.w Attend the Olympics, hopefully I’ll be participating.w Fly in a hot air balloon.

FIvE THINGS ABOUT FINIw I took karate for three years.w I am an only child.w My favorite color is purple.w I love reading books.w I wanted to be an actress/singer when I was

younger.


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HIGH SCHOOLWas ranked 87th recruit by Collegiate Girls Basketball Report ... Averaged 19.2 points and 9.4 rebounds to lead Springboro to a 17-7 overall record and 8-2 mark en route to a second-place

finish in the South standings for the Greater Western Ohio Conference (GWOC)

... Posted 12 double-doubles in 2012-13 ... Set the school’s

single-season record for free throws made with 121, including 25 consecutive makes from the charity stripe ... Finished her career with 1,070 points, which ranks eighth in school history, 591 rebounds and 115 blocks ... Shot 53% from the field and 76% from the free throw line during her career ... Named All-GWOC first team as a junior and senior ... Was first team All-District 15 as a senior ... Garnered All-District 15 all-underclassmen honors as a sophomore and junior ... Selected first team All-Southwest District as a junior and followed that up with a third team selection in her senior year ... Led the Panthers to a pair of league titles, a regional runner-up finish as a sophomore and district runner-up finish as a junior ... Played AAU for

Sports City U ... Also a t h r e e - y e a r let terwinner in volleyball ... Was a merit scholar.

PERSONALFull name is Jenny Michelle DeGraaf ... Born September

5, 1995 in Manitowoc, Wisconsin ... Parents are Jim and Michelle DeGraaf ... Has two brothers, Alex (24) and Arri (22) ... Currently enrolled in the division of undergraduate studies ... Considering majoring in

kinesiology.

#41 Jenny deGraaFFreshMan * Guard/Forward * 6-1

sPrinGboro, ohio/sPrinGboro

JENNy’S BUCKET LISTw Go skydiving.w Visit Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.w Go scuba diving.w Ride in a helicopter.w Own a Rhodesian Ridgeback.w Experience weightlessness.w Swim with dolphins.w Go to the Great Wall of China.w Coach college basketball.w Own a white Ford F-150.

FIvE THINGS ABOUT JENNyw I was born in Manitowoc, Wisconsin.w I’ve never had a pet.w I have a fear of heights but I love rollercoasters.w I am the youngest of three.w My favorite color is orange.


HIGH SCHOOLCollegiate Girls Basketball Report and All-Star Girls Report both rated her as the 49th-ranked recruit ... Averaged a double-double as a senior with 11.7 points and 12.6 rebounds ... Also blocked 6.2 shots per outing ... Named 2012-13 Division 1 Lorain County Player of the Year ... Four-time All-Lorain County first team choice ... Claimed first team Associated Press Northeastern Lakes All-District accolades as a senior ... Three-time honorable mention all-state honoree ... Lorain posted a 15-9 record and was the sectional runner-up ... Posted 1,043 rebounds and 382 blocked shots during her high school career ... Accounted for 12.1 points, 11.7 rebounds and 5.0 blocks in 2011-12 as the Titans went 17-5 ... Played for Admiral King as a freshman and took home All-Lorain County first team and Lake Erie League first team accolades ... Played AAU ball for TNBA.

PERSONALFull name is Alexandria Simone Lue’Ruth Harris

... Born July 11, 1995 in Lorain, Ohio ... Mother is Sandra Wright ... Has one sister, Shayla

Wright (27) ... Currently enrolled in the division of undergraduate studies ... Considering majoring in kinesiology.

#11 aLeX harrisFreshMan * Forward * 6-3

Lorain, ohio/Lorain

ALEX’S BUCKET LISTw Go skydiving.w Meet Will Smith.w Travel to France.w Go snorkeling.w Swim with dolphins.w Ride an elephant.w Travel to China.w Become a black belt.w Write a book.w Create a charity organization.

FIvE THINGS ABOUT ALEXw I’m part Haitian.w My favorite movie is The Notebook.w I make music in my spare time.w I have a ridiculous collection of sunglasses.w I have an obsessive cleaning disorder.



HIGH SCHOOLWas the 54th-ranked recruit by Collegiate Girls Basketball Report and 40th-ranked recruit by All-Star Girls Report ... Averaged 18.2 points, 9.0 rebounds, 4.1 steals as a senior to lead Stephenson to a 25-6 overall record and 12-2 mark in league play ... Named to All-Metro Atlanta Girls first team in 2012-13 after back-to-back third team selections as a junior and sophomore ... Garnered first team All-State Class AAAAA accolades ... Dekalb County Player of the Year as a senior ... Was All-Region Girls Basketball first team for Region 6AAAAA ... Participated in the George High School North/South All-Star Game ... Named Crescent Bank Invitational All-Tournament team as a senior ... Accounted for 12.9 points, 8.3 rebounds, 3.2 steals, 4.0 assists and 2.0 blocks per game as a junior ... Played her AAU ball for the Georgia Hoopstars Black.

PERSONALFull name is Kaliyah Meonna Mitchell ... Born

November 21, 1994 in Decatur, Georgia ... Parents are Keesa and Kenneth Mitchell Sr. ... Has one brother, Kenny (22) ... Brother, Kenny, was an all-conference basketball player at Virginia State University ... Currently enrolled in the division of undergraduate studies ... Considering majoring in education.

#15 kaLiyah MiTcheLLFreshMan * Guard/Forward * 6-2sTone MounTain, Ga./sTePhenson

KALIyAH’S BUCKET LISTw Get married.w Start a day care, “Cause Kaliyah Loves

the Kids.”w Join a flash mob.w Meet LeBron James.w Meet Cam Newton.w Get over my fear of dogs.w Play Man Hunt in the Mall.w Act in a movie.w Play football in the rain.w Stand in line for a pair of Jordans.

FIvE THINGS ABOUT KALIyAHw I have one and a half lungs.w I have cynophobia (fear of dogs).w I am not as quiet as I seem.w I collect fingernail polish.w I had braces.


2012-13 (DUKE)Played in 25 games in her rookie campaign and averaged 2.5 points and 1.0 rebounds per game for the Blue Devils ... Tallied 12 assists and 11 blocks in 2012-13 .. Shot 44.8% (26-58) from the field ... Chipped in five points, two rebounds and an assists against Clemson (1/10) ... Notched four points and a rebound in her first career ACC game against Boston College (1/6) ... Had eight points and two assists versus Monmouth (12/30) ... Posted a 10-point, three-assist effort against Cal State-Bakersfield (12/21) ... Made all three of her shots from the field en route to six points with a block versus Xavier (11/25) ... Scored six points and had two rebounds in the win over Valparaiso (11/23) ... Tallied seven points and five rebounds against Iona (11/18) ... Accounted for six points, three rebounds and a pair of steals in her first collegiate game against Presbyterian (11/17).

HIGH SCHOOLWas the 21st-rated player by Blue Star Report, 26th by Peach State Hoops and 49th by ESPN HoopGurlz as a senior in high school ... Garnered Gatorade Player of the Year and Associated Press Class AA Player of the Year honors in the state of Pennsylvania as a high school senior year ... Was a McDonald’s High School All-American in 2011-12 ... Took home Parade Magazine All-America honors as a senior ... Four-time Gettysburg Times All-Area Player of the Year ... Was first team All-State in 2011 and 2010 and was a third team honoree in 2009 ... Holds the York-Adams Interscholastic

Athletic Association (YAIAA) scoring record with 2,595 points at Delone Catholic ... Accounted for 1,031 rebounds, 432 assists, 360 steals and 150 blocks for the Squirettes ... As a senior, averaged 24.7 points, 3.9 assists, 9.4

rebounds, 2.6 steals and 1.2 blocks to lead Delone Catholic to a 23-6 record and an appearance in the PIAA state quarterfinals ... Was also a track standout, finishing in the Top 10 in the State Championships in the 200-meters (7th in 2009 and 2010) and 4x100 relay (4th in 2009).

PERSONALFull name is Sierra Grace Moore ... Born January 23, 1994 in Ellicott City, Maryland ... Parents are Edwin and Jillda Moore ... Has one brother,

Devon (16) ... Father, Edwin, played basketball at Millersville (Pa.) from 1984-87 ... Mother, Jillda, coached the Delone Catholic High School

girls’ basketball team from 2003-05 ... Aunt, Jodi, attended Penn

State ... Currently enrolled in the division of undergraduate studies ... Considering majoring in special education.

#35 sierra MooresoPhoMore * Guard * 5-11

hanover, Pa./deLone caThoLic (duke)

SIERRA’S BUCKET LISTw Swim in a pool of chocolate.w Go scuba diving.w Go skydiving.w Ride a zip line through a tropical

jungle.w Bungee jump off a bridge.w Fly a plane.w Travel to Egypt.w Meet Dwyane Wade.w Become a Nike model.w Go deep sea fishing.

FIvE THINGS ABOUT SIERRAw I love musicals.w I started working out and lifting when I

was 8.w I ran track & field in high school.w I collect movie ticket stubs.w I started playing basketball at age 4 at

the YMCA.

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HIGH SCHOOLMissed her senior season with a torn ACL ... Two-time All-State point guard ... Led Goodrich High School in Michigan to its first-ever Class B State Championship in 2011-12 with a perfect 28-0 record ... Three-time first team all-conference choice for the Martians ... Averaged 13.5 points and 3.6 assists per game during her junior season ... Snatched 107 steals in 28 contests in 2011-12 ... Had 916 points, 237 assists, 283 steals and 130 blocks in her career ... Also an outstanding track athlete, earning four varsity letters at Goodrich ... Holds the school record in the 300-meter hurdles and 200-meter dash and finished second in the state championships in the 300-meters hurdles her freshman and sophomore seasons ... Played AAU ball for the Michigan Crossover.

PERSONALFull name is Aketra Nicole Sevillian ... Born February 8, 1995 in

Flint, Michigan ... Parents are Clarence and Arteka Sevillian ... Has one sister,

Alexis (15) ... Father, Clarence, was a wide

receiver for the Vanderbilt football team from 1989-92 ... Clarence ranks in the school’s Top 10 in

career receiving yards and led the Commodores in receiving two times ... Aunt, Nicole Hendrix, played basketball at

Stanford from 1991-94 ... Nicole was a member of the 1994 National Championship team ... Currently enrolled in the division of undergraduate studies ... Considering majoring in pre-med.

#10 keke seviLLianFreshMan * Guard * 5-7

Goodrich, Mich./Goodrich

KEKE’S BUCKET LISTw Go skydiving.w Go on an African Safari.w Read the whole Bible before I die.w Swim with sharks.w Go white water rafting.w Visit the Lockness Monster site.w Ski in the Rockies (Vail, Colorado).w Visit the Amazon Rainforest.w Visit the Great Wall of China.w Mush a dogsled.w Attend the Oympics.w Do an ice (polar bear) plunge.w Do a half Iron Man race.

FIvE THINGS ABOUT KEKEw My name (Aketra) spelled backwards is my mom’s name (Arteka).w I played alto saxophone in my elementary and middle school bands.w My eyes change color, especially with my mood.w I am a talented artist (drawing).w I would have went to college on a track & field scholarship, if I didn’t go for

basketball.


HIGH SCHOOLRanked as the 22nd-best player by Collegiate Girls Basketball Report and 88th-rated player by Blue Star Basketball ... Averaged 15.9 points, 5.3 assists and 2.4 steals with an 80% free throw percentage as a senior ... Guided Good Counsel to a 25-5 overall record and 16-3 mark in league play ... The Falcons also advanced to the WCAC Championship game for the seventh time in nine years .... Had 30 points, including a 13-for-16 effort from the free throw line, in the WCAC Championship game ... Nominee for McDonald’s All-America and Maryland Gatorade Player of the Year ... Selected to the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) All-League first team, the Montgomery Gazette All-Gazette first team and Washington Post All-Met first team as a senior ... Led Good Counsel, to the 2012 WCAC Championship and became the first team in league history to finish with an undefeated record (18-0) ... Averaged 15.0 points, 5.4 assists, 2.0 steals and 3.0 rebounds as a junior en route to first team All-WCAC honors ... Was also a first team All-Gazette, All-Sentinel and All-DCSportsfan selection and was a second team All-Met honoree in 2011-12 ... Participated in USA Basketball’s U16 Trials in May 2011 ... Played her AAU ball for the Maryland Lady Terps.

PERSONALFull name is Lindsey Margelle

Spann ... Born December 11, 1995 in Silver Spring, Maryland ... Parents are Patricia and Samuel Spann ... Has one brother, Tyler (11) ... Currently enrolled in the division of undergraduate studies.

#12 Lindsey sPannFreshMan * Guard * 5-6

LaureL, Md./Good counseL

LINDSEy’S BUCKET LISTw Go to the Olympics.w Go cliff diving.w Go to Australia.w Visit the Eiffel Tower.w Have a big separate closet in my house, just

for shoes.w Own houses in multiple countries.w Ride an elephant through the jungle.w Go on a Safari.w Kiss underwater.w Take a vacation to Bora Bora (honeymoon).

FIvE THINGS ABOUT LINDSEyw I always put my left shoe on first, before

my right.w If I could have any pet I wanted, I would

get a frog.w I like to sing.w I broke my foot.w I have a black belt in Kung Fu.

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HIGH SCHOOLWas the 71st-ranked recruit by Collegiate Girls Basketball Report and 60th-ranked player by All-Star Girls Report ... Led North Gwinnett to the Georgia State Championship game after averaging 13.7 points, 5.7 rebounds, 1.4 steals and 2.0 assists per game ... The Bulldogs finished with a 30-2 overall record and 15-1 mark in league play ... Selected to the All-Metro Atlanta Girls first team in 2013 ... Named second team Class AAAAAA All-State ... Averaged 11.6 points and 6.3 rebounds per game for North Gwinnett her junior season ... Guided the Bulldogs to their first state semifinal appearance since 1963 as a junior, averaging a double-double in state playoff games (14.8 pts., 10.0 rebs.) ... Was a second team All-County selection by the Daily Post ... Participated in USA Basketball’s U16 Trials in May 2011 ... In three seasons at North Gwinnett, tallied 947 points, 444 rebounds and 130 steals.

PERSONALFull name is Peyton Alexis Whitted ... Born June 2, 1995 in Nashville, Tennessee ... Parents are Rhonda and Don Maxwell and Kevin and Deneia Whitted ... Has two brothers, Donald (23) and Achton (9), and one sister, Paige (6) ... Father, Kevin, played basketball at Tennessee from 1993-95 ... Stepfather, Don, played football at Michigan ... Currently enrolled in the division of undergraduate studies ... Considering majoring in education.

#25 PeyTon whiTTedFreshMan * Guard/Forward * 6-3

suwanee, Ga./norTh GwinneTT

PEyTON’S BUCKET LISTw Go to Hawaii.w Learn to Salsa dance.w Hike a mountain.w Start a clothing store for girls/women 6-0 and taller.w Get a six pack of abs.w Swim with a dolphin.w Pull an all-nighter.w Drive a sports car.w Have a $500 dinner.w Attend the Super Bowl.

FIvE THINGS ABOUT PEyTONw I lived in Spain and France.w I don’t have a favorite color.w I sleep with my eyes open.w I talk to myself a majority of the time.w I talk in my sleep.


LADy LION HOMETOWNS

#10 Keke SevillianGoodrich, Mich.

Miles from Penn State: 449Goodrich Fun Fact: The village has a total area of

2.26 square miles.Keke Fun Fact: Her mother, Arteka, was close friends with Coquese Washington in elementary and middle school.

#5 Talia EastPhiladelphia, Pa.

Miles from Penn State: 193Philadelphia Fun Fact: The Philadelphia Museum of Art,

is one of the largest art museums in the U.S. and its long flight of steps to the main entrance became famous after the film Rocky.Talia Fun Fact: Was in the NBA TV studios

during the NBA Finals.

#1 Candice AgeeVictorville, Calif.

Miles from Penn State: 2,484Victorville Fun Fact: City motto is: “Key City of the

High Desert”.Candice Fun Fact: Has two gold medals playing for USA Basketball in the U18 FIBA Americas and U19 World Championship.

#2 Dara TaylorWilmington, Del.

Miles from Penn State: 186Wilmington Fun Fact: Nicknamed the Corporate

Capital of the World and the Chemical Capital of the World.Dara Fun Fact: Was a gymnast and quarterback when she was younger.

#44 Tori WaldnerMilton, Ga.

Miles from Penn State: 747Milton Fun Fact: Was incorporated on December

1, 2006, it was created out of the entire unincorporated northwestern part of northern Fulton County.Tori Fun Fact: Used to race go-karts with

her father growing up.

#25 Peyton WhittedSuwanee, Ga.

Miles from Penn State: 732Suwanee Fun Fact: Suwanee started out as an Indian village.

Peyton Fun Fact: Has lived in Spain and France.

#20 Infiniti AlstonBaltimore, Md.

Miles from Penn State: 167Baltimore Fun Fact: The city is named after Cecilius Calvert, Lord Baltimore, a

member of the Irish House of Lords and the founding proprietor of the Maryland ColonyInfiniti Fun Fact: Is the second-tallest player in Penn State program history (tied

with teammate Candice Agee).

#23 Ariel EdwardsElmont, N.Y.

Miles from Penn State: 258Elmont Fun Fact: Famous as the home of Belmont Park which hosts the Belmont

Stakes, the third leg of the prestigious Triple Crown of thoroughbred racing.Ariel Fun Fact: Interned at Mount Nittany Medical Center this summer in hospital

administration.

#41 Jenny DeGraafSpringboro, Ohio

Miles from Penn State: 401Springboro Fun Fact: As a stop on the Underground Railroad, Springboro played a significant

role by providing hiding places for escaping slaves.Jenny Fun Fact: Is the first Lady Lion to wear #41 since 1987 (Denise Chapman).

#33 Maggie LucasNarberth, Pa.

Miles from Penn State: 188Narberth Fun Fact: The Narbrook Park Historic

District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2003.Maggie Fun Fact: Played AAU with Ariel Edwards and Dara Taylor on the Philly

Belles.

#35 Sierra MooreHanover, Pa.

Miles from Penn State: 133Hanover Fun Fact: Pretzel company Snyder’s of Hanover is located in its

namesake town.Sierra Fun Fact: Was a track standout, finishing in the Top 10 in the State Championships in the 200-meters (7th; 2009 & 2010) and 4x100 relay (4th; 2009).

#15 Kaliyah MitchellStone Mountain, Ga.

Miles from Penn State: 759Stone Mountain Fun Fact: The 1996 Summer Olympic Games tennis, archery

and track cycling tournaments were held in Stone Mountain Park.Kaliyah Fun Fact: Brother, Kenny, was an all-conference basketball player at Virginia State.

#11 Alex HarrisLorain, Ohio

Miles from Penn State: 259Lorain Fun Fact: Ford Motor Company had the

Lorain Assembly Plant, mostly known for assembling the Ford Econoline van, Torino and Mercury Montego.Alex Fun Fact: Is part Haitian.

#12 Lindsey SpannLaurel, Md.

Miles from Penn State: 189Laurel Fun Fact: NFL tight end Visanthe Shiancoe is from

Laurel.Lindsey Fun Fact: Has a black belt in Kung Fu.


The Lady LionsIN THIS SECTION

Head Coach Coquese Washington .........................30-33Assistant Coach Fred Chmiel ..................................34-35Assistant Coach Kia Damon ...................................36-37Assistant Coach Maren Walseth .............................38-39Dir. of Basketball Operations Ethan Gelfand ................ 40Dir. of Video Operations Mike Miller ............................. 40Athletic Trainer Natalie Meckstroth ............................... 41Strength Coach Brad Pantall........................................ 41Athletic Comm. Contact Kristina Petersen ................... 42Marketing Manager Kathy Drysdale ............................. 42Academic Advisor Nate Althouse ................................. 43Coord. of Comm. Outreach Stephanie Zonars ............. 43Staff Assistant Mary McCahan .................................... 43Basketball Support Staff .............................................. 44

The CoaChes

head CoaCh Coquese WashingTon

Coquese Washington was introduced as the fifth head coach of the Penn State women’s basketball program on April 23, 2007. Washington is the first female African-American head coach in Penn State history.

The Lady Lions continued their return to the national spotlight in 2012-13 as they collected their second-straight Big Ten regular-season title and seventh overall with a 26-6 overall record and 14-2 mark in conference play. In each of Washington’s first six years, Penn State has improved their Big Ten win total. The Lady Lions posted their third consecutive 25-win season, joining the 1993-94, 1994-95 and 1995-96 squads as the only teams in program history to accomplish the feat. Penn State also advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament with a win over Cal Poly. The Lady Lions were consistently ranked in the Top 10 for most of the season and finished eighth in the Associated Press Top 25 and 12th in the USA Today Sports Coaches’ Poll.

With another stellar campaign, the accolades continued to roll in for the Lady Lions. Washington was selected as the Big Ten Coach of the Year by the media for the second-straight season and became just the fifth mentor in Big Ten history to win back-to-back Coach of the Year accolades. She was also the WBCA Region 6 Coach of the Year and a finalist for WBCA National Coach of the Year for the second-straight season. The awards also piled up for Penn State’s dynamic backcourt of Maggie Lucas and Alex Bentley. Lucas was

selected as the Big Ten Player of the Year, was a Wade Trophy

Finalist and was an

All-America choice by four outlets, including the WBCA (honorable mention), Associated Press (second team), USBWA (first team) and Full Court (second team). She is just the third Lady Lion in program history to win Big Ten Player of the Year honors, joining Helen Darling and Kelly Mazzante. Bentley earned her

third-straight first team All-Big Ten award and honorable mention All-America bids from the WBCA and Associated Press. She was also

selected as the 2013 recipient of the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award, which is presented to the nation’s outstanding female collegian 5-8 and under. Bentley is the third Lady Lion to win the honor, joining Darling and Suzie McConnell. Nikki Greene also capped a stellar career for the Lady Lions with third team All-Big Ten accolades. She also became the first player in

school history to accumulate 1,000 points, 900 rebounds and 200 blocks.

Both Bentley and Greene heard their names called on WNBA Draft night. Bentley was selected with the

13th overall pick by the Atlanta Dream to become the highest draft pick

for the Lady Lions since Tanisha Wright (12th) in 2005. Greene was the 26th overall selection by the Phoenix Mercury to give Penn State two draft picks for the first time since 2004 (Mazzante, Jess Brungo).

With five graduating seniors in 2012-13, Penn State was stout on the recruiting trail, bringing in a seven-member class that was ranked 14th by ESPN/HoopGurlz. The Lady Lions also added transfer Sierra Moore from Duke to complete the eight-player class.

The addition of Moore gives the Lady Lions four

McDonald’s All-Americans on the roster heading into the

2013-14 campaign, joining Dara Taylor (2009), Lucas

(2010) and Candice Agee (2012).

W a s h i n g t o n returned the

COQUESE WASHINGTONhead CoaCh * 7Th season

noTre dame ’92



Lady Lions to Big Ten prominence in her fifth season as she guided Penn State to the Big Ten regular-season title with a 13-3 record in conference play. Additionally, the Lady Lions advanced to the NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen with wins over UTEP and LSU en route to a 26-7 overall record. The Lady Lions posted back-to-back 20-win seasons for the first time since 2002-03 and 2003-04. It was also the first Big Ten crown and Sweet Sixteen berth for the Lady Lions since 2003-04. The Lady Lions were ranked throughout the season and finished ninth in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches’ Poll and 11th in the Associated Press Top 25.

For her efforts in rebuilding the Penn State program, Washington was honored as the Big Ten Coach of the Year and the WBCA Region 6 Coach of the Year, making her a finalist for WBCA National Coach of the Year. The accolades were not just limited to Washington; all five Lady Lion starters earned All-Big Ten recognition, including first team bids for Bentley and Lucas. Both Bentley and Lucas also garnered honorable mention All-America honors from the WBCA and Associated Press, respectively. Bentley became the 33rd player in school history to reach the 1,000-point plateau and just the 15th junior to reach the milestone. Lucas also joined the 1,000-point club in 2011-12, becoming just the third sophomore in program history to accomplish the feat.

On the recruiting trail, the Lady Lions’ 2012 class earned a Top 20 class from Dan Olson’s Collegiate Girls Basketball Report. The class included transfer Taylor, who sat out the 2011-12 season due to NCAA transfer rules, and McDonald’s High School All-American Agee from California. Additionally, Agee earned a gold medal with the USA Basketball U18 National Team Trials at the 2012 FIBA Americas Championship in August.

The Lady Lions returned to the national stage in Washington’s fourth year with a second-place finish in the Big Ten regular season standings, a runner-up finish in the Big Ten Tournament and a berth in the NCAA Tournament. Penn State tallied its 23rd 20-win season with a 25-10 overall record and an 11-5 mark in conference play. The Lady Lions worked their way back to the “Big Dance” for the first time since 2004-05 and advanced to the second round for the first time in seven years with a win over Dayton in the first round in front of a raucous Bryce Jordan Center crowd.

Penn State was a dominating force from the perimeter as the Lady Lions tied the school record with 228 three-pointers and led NCAA Division I from deep with a .415 three-point field goal percentage. Pacing the Lady Lions from downtown was Lucas, who broke the Big Ten three-pointers record with 112 triples to go along with a .426 shooting percentage. For her efforts, Lucas was selected as the Big Ten Freshman of the Year and Big Ten Sixth Player of the Year while breaking the Penn State freshman season scoring record (552 pts.). Additionally with Washington’s guidance, Bentley became the 11th different player in school history to take home first team All-Big Ten accolades after finishing second in the conference in assists. After outstanding seasons, both Lucas and Bentley were invited to the USA Basketball World University Games Trials.Washington was also instrumental in the

WASHINGTON’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD Year Record Big Ten Record Finish Postseason 2007-08 13-18 4-14 10th -- 2008-09 11-18 6-12 T-7th -- 2009-10 17-14 8-10 T-6th WNIT First Round 2010-11 25-10 11-5 2nd NCAA Second Round 2011-12 26-7 13-3 1st NCAA Sweet Sixteen 2012-13 26-6 14-2 1st NCAA Second Round Total 118-73 56-46 -- 3 - NCAA; 1 - WNIT

THE WASHINGTON FILECOACHING RESUME

2007-pres. - Head Coach, Penn State University2013 - Assistant Coach, USA Basketball World University Games2013-pres. - Vice President/President-Elect, WBCA Executive Committee2012-pres. - Member, Kay Yow Cancer Fund Board of Directors2011-pres. - Member, NCAA Women’s Basketball Issues Committee2010-13 - Treasurer, WBCA Executive Committee2008-pres. - Member, WBCA Board of Directors2009-12 - Member, USA Basketball Women’s Junior National Committee2005-07 - Associate Head Coach, University of Notre Dame1999-05 - Assistant Coach, University of Notre Dame

PLAYING EXPERIENCE2002-03 - WNBA’s Indiana Fever2000-02 - WNBA’s Houston Comets1998-99 - WNBA’s New York Liberty 1997-98 - ABL’s Portland Power 1989-93 - University of Notre Dame

EDUCATIONNotre Dame ’92, B.A. HistoryNotre Dame Law School ’97, Juris Doctorate

AWARDSv 2012, 2013 Big Ten Coach of the Yearv 2012, 2013 WBCA Region 6 Coach of the Yearv 2012, 2013 WBCA National Coach of the Year Finalistv 2011, 2013 BCA Female Coach of the Yearv 2009 Greater Flint Hall of Fame Inducteev 2008 WBCA “Rising Star” Award Winner

NOTABLEv Helped guide Notre Dame to the 2001 NCAA Championship.v Notre Dame had four Sweet Sixteen appearances and eight NCAA

Tournament berths during Washington’s tenure.v Point guard for the 2000 WNBA Champion Houston Comets.v Founding President, WNBA Players Association, 1999-01.v Actively negotiated collective bargaining agreements for the

WNBPA, establishing two deals.v Two-time team captain as a player at Notre Dame.

FAMILYHusband: Raynell BrownChildren: Quenton (8), Rhaiyna (4)


development of Greene, who earned a spot on the Big Ten All-Defensive team and All-Big Ten honorable mention accolades after recording 75 blocks on the year. Julia Trogele also claimed All-Big Ten honorable mention honors to close out her career.

Washington’s third season saw the Lady Lions return to the postseason for the first time since 2004-05 with a WNIT berth. The Lions earned their most overall wins (17) and conference wins (8) since the 2004-05 campaign en route to a sixth-place finish in the Big Ten. Penn State picked up a pair of wins over ranked opponents in #15/15 Pittsburgh and #20/23 Michigan State.

Washington led Tyra Grant to back-to-back first team All-Big Ten honors and Associated Press Honorable Mention All-America accolades in her senior season. Grant capped off her career by being selected by the Phoenix Mercury in the second round of the WNBA Draft. The four-time all-conference pick left Penn State third in school history in scoring with 2,044 points. Washington also guided Bentley to third team All-Big Ten honors, as well as a unanimous selection to the Big Ten All-Freshman team.

That year, Washington and the Lady Lions garnered one of the top recruiting classes in the country, finishing 22nd on the ESPN/HoopGurlz recruiting chart. The class included just the second McDonald’s High School All-American in Penn State history in Lucas, WBCA High School All-American Ariel Edwards and All-State selection Talia East.

In Washington’s second season, the Lady Lions moved up three positions in the Big Ten standings, finishing in a tie for seventh place. Under Washington’s guidance in 2008-09, Grant became the 10th different player in school history to earn first team All-Big Ten honors. Grant was also a semifinalist for the Naismith Player of the Year award. Additionally, Brianne O’Rourke closed out her career with All-Big Ten honorable mention accolades and left Penn State as one of just six players in school history with 1,000 points and 500 assists.

Washington’s second recruiting class was rated in the Top 20 by many publications, peaking at No. 10 by “Blue Star Basketball.” The four-player class featured a pair of All-Americans in Greene and Bentley, as well as All-State performers Gizelle Studevent and Marisa Wolfe.

In May 2009, Washington’s protégés Grant and Greene were invited to the USA Basketball Trials for the World University Games and U19 World Championships, respectively.

The Coquese Washington era started in style as the Lady Lions won their first three games of the season, including a win over #20/21 Pittsburgh, to claim the WBCA Classic title. Just three weeks later, Washington guided the Lady Lions to their first ever win over perennial contender and 10th-ranked Duke in the inaugural Big Ten/ACC Challenge, a game that was televised on ESPN2. The Lady Lions also appeared on CBS, earning a road win over Michigan State to kickoff the New Year. Washington

was also instrumental in helping Kam Gissendanner sign a free agent contract with the WNBA’s Los Angeles Sparks.

Washington came to Happy Valley after eight seasons as an associate head coach and assistant coach under Muffet McGraw at Notre Dame, her alma mater. During Washington’s eight years on the bench, Notre Dame amassed a 188-69 record with eight NCAA Tournament appearances, including four Sweet Sixteen runs and a National Championship in 2001.

One of the top recruiters in the country, Washington was instrumental in helping the Irish to secure eight consecutive Top 25 recruiting classes, according to “Blue Star Index,” a feat only accomplished by two other programs in the country (Connecticut and Tennessee).

During her tenure at Notre Dame, Washington coached five All-Americans and had seven players that were drafted into the WNBA. Washington, in her role as the guards coach, was directly responsible for developing three All-Americans and two Frances Naismith Pomeroy Award winners for the nation’s top player 5-8 or under, including Niele Ivey and Megan Duffy. Washington also directed Alicia Ratay, who is the NCAA’s career three-point field goal percentage leader.

Washington was a four-year starting point guard for Notre Dame under McGraw and was the team captain on Notre Dame’s first-ever NCAA Tournament team. She was a two-time All-Midwestern Collegiate Conference (MCC) selection and led Notre Dame to three MCC Tournament titles. Washington led the team in steals in each of her four seasons and was tops on the squad in assists three times. Washington is first on UND’s all-time steals per game list (2.7), third in career steals (307), sixth in assists (554).

The epitome of a student-athlete, Washington graduated from Notre Dame in 1992, a full year ahead of schedule, with a bachelor’s degree in history. She went on to attain “Double Domer” status in 1997 after earning her Juris Doctorate from the Notre Dame Law School.

Washington juggled finishing her law degree with the start of her professional basketball career. She returned to the hardwood as a professional in 1997-98, playing for the ABL’s Portland Power before spending a two-year stint with the WNBA’s New York Liberty (1998-99). Washington moved to Houston for the 2000 season, where she played an instrumental role in leading the Comets to the WNBA title. She had a solid season in 2001 with the Comets and Hall of Fame coach Van Chancellor, finishing ninth in the WNBA in assists and fourth in

WashingTon’s CoaChing reCord vs. oPPonenTs

Arizona .....................1-0Army .........................1-0Boston College .........0-1Bucknell ................... 5-0Buffalo ......................1-0Cal Poly ....................1-0CS-Northridge ..........1-0Charlotte ...................1-0Connecticut ............. 0-3Coppin State .............1-0Dayton ......................2-1Delaware ..................1-1DePaul ......................0-1Detroit .......................1-0Drexel .......................2-1Duke .........................1-0Fair. Dickinson ..........1-0Florida State .............0-1Georgetown ............. 2-0Georgia Tech ............0-1Hartford ....................1-0Hofstra ......................0-1Holy Cross ................1-0Howard .....................1-0Illinois....................... 9-3Indiana ..................... 5-4Iowa ......................... 6-5Iowa State .................1-0Lafayette ...................1-0LSU ...........................1-1Maine ........................1-0UMES .......................1-0Miami (Fla.) .............0-1

Michigan .................. 9-3Michigan State ......... 4-8Middle Tennessee ....1-0Minnesota .................6-7Mississippi ................1-0Monmouth.................1-0Nebraska ..................3-1Nevada .....................1-0NJIT ......................... 2-0North Carolina ..........1-0North western ........... 7-1Oakland ................... 2-0Ohio State ................ 4-6Old Dominion ............0-1Pittsburgh .................2-1Prairie View A&M .....1-0Purdue ..................... 3-8Rider .........................1-0South Carolina ..........4-1South Dakota St. ......1-0Stony Brook ..............1-0Syracuse...................0-1Texas A&M ...............1-1UTEP ........................1-0Texas Tech ...............1-1Utah ..........................1-0Virginia Tech ............ 2-0Wagner .....................1-0Washington State .....1-0Wisconsin ................ 5-6UW-Green Bay .........0-1Xavier .......................0-1

Coquese’s buCkeT LisTv Author a best selling book.

v Visit Africa.v Write a symphony.v Go skydiving.

v Go on an Alaskan cruise.v Visit Hawaii.

v Meet President and Michelle Obama.v Coach Penn State to a National Championship!


WashingTon by The numbers

1Win #1 vs. Arizona, 87-

78 (11/9/07)

2Big Ten regular-season titles under Washington

(2012, 2013)

3WNBA Draft picks under

Washington

9All-Americans under

Washington

4Postseason appearances

under Washington (3 NCAA, 1 WNIT)

7All-Big Ten first team

selections under Washington

11Road wins for the 2011-12 team, most road wins

since 1993-94

29Academic All-Big

Ten selections under Washington

50Win #50 vs. Maine, 95-41

(12/12/10)

100Win #100 at Virginia

Tech, 60-41 (12/12/12)

228Three-pointers made by 2010-11 team to tie the

school record

.415Three-point percentage that led NCAA Division I

in 2010-11

steals as Houston earned its fifth consecutive playoff berth. Washington started the 2002 campaign with Houston before being traded to the Indiana Fever at the midway point of the season. Washington guided the Fever to their first-ever playoff berth and became the first player in WNBA history to lead three different teams to the postseason. She finished her professional career in 2003 as a member of the Fever.

Utilizing her law degree, Washington was a central figure in helping create the WNBA Players Association (WNBPA), serving as the founding president of the WNBPA from 1999 until 2001. She also served as the Executive Vice President of the WNBPA from 2001 until her retirement in 2003. Washington led negotiations for the association’s first collective bargaining agreement as the association’s president, and as the executive vice president was a mainstay in the negotiations for the league’s second collective bargaining agreement, which brought about the first free agency system in women’s professional sports.

In addition to assisting with the efforts of the Pink Zone at Penn State to raise money and awareness for breast cancer, Washington created Coquese’s Drive for the Women’s Resource Center. The first four Coquese’s Drive for the Women’s Resource Center raised more than $98,000 for the Centre County Women’s Resource Center to aid in the fight against domestic violence.

Washington is currently serving on the 29-member WBCA Board of Directors, where she is the Vice President/President-Elect of the Executive Committee after a three-year stint as Treasurer. Washington is also a member of the Kay Yow Cancer Fund Board of Directors and the NCAA Women’s Basketball Issues Committee.

A standout at Central High School in Flint, Mich., Washington was inducted into the Greater Flint Area Sports Hall of Fame in December 2009.

A native of Flint, Mich., Washington and her husband, Raynell Brown, have a son, Quenton (8), and a daughter, Rhaiyna (4). They reside in Port Matilda, Pa.

aLL-ameriCans under WashingTonMaggie Lucas - USBWA First Team (2013)

Maggie Lucas - Associated Press Second Team (2013)Maggie Lucas - Full Court Second Team (2013)

Maggie Lucas - WBCA Honorable Mention (2013)Alex Bentley - Associated Press Honorable Mention (2013)

Alex Bentley - WBCA Honorable Mention (2012, 2013)Maggie Lucas - Associated Press Honorable Mention (2012)

Tyra Grant - Associated Press Honorable Mention (2010)

Freshman aLL-ameriCans under WashingTonMaggie Lucas - Full Court Press (2011)Alex Bentley - Full Court Press (2010)

big Ten PLayer oF The year reCiPienTs under WashingTonMaggie Lucas (2011)

big Ten Freshman oF The year reCiPienTs under WashingTonMaggie Lucas (2011)

big Ten sixTh PLayer oF The year reCiPienTs under WashingTonMaggie Lucas (2011)

big Ten aLL-deFensive Team reCiPienTs under WashingTonAlex Bentley (2012, 2013)

Dara Taylor (2013)Nikki Greene (2011)

aLL-big Ten reCiPienTs under WashingTonAlex Bentley - First Team (2011, 2012, 2013)

Maggie Lucas - First Team (2012, 2013)Tyra Grant - First Team (2009, 2010)Maggie Lucas - Second Team (2011)

Nikki Greene - Third Team (2013)Alex Bentley - Third Team (2010)

Kam Gissendanner - Third Team (2008)Brianne O’Rourke - Third Team (2008)

Nikki Greene - Honorable Mention (2011, 2012)Zhaque Gray - Honorable Mention (2012)Mia Nickson - Honorable Mention (2012)Julia Trogele - Honorable Mention (2011)

Brianne O’Rourke - Honorable Mention (2009)Tyra Grant - Honorable Mention (2008)

Wnba draFTees under WashingTonAlex Bentley - Atlanta Dream (2013)

Nikki Greene - Phoenix Mercury (2013)Tyra Grant - Phoenix Mercury (2010)

ToP 25 hooPgurLz reCruiTing CLasses under WashingTon14th - 2013 class22nd - 2010 class14th - 2009 class


Chmiel (pronounced shuh-MEAL) joined the Lady Lion coaching staff in May 2010. Chmiel came to Happy Valley after spending the previous two years at San Diego State University as an assistant coach.

Chmiel’s primary responsibility is working with the guards. He also serves as the team’s defensive coordinator, takes a lead role in opponent scouting and assists in all recruiting efforts.

“Fred is an energetic, experienced teacher, and is a proven winner,” Washington said. “He has a strong rapport with our players which allows him to get their maximum effort on the court. Under his tutelage, our guards corps has become one of the best in the country. As our defensive

coordinator, Fred has helped elevate our defensive production every year.

He brings an aggressive, intense attitude to our defense that I really like.”

Chmiel played a pivotal role in helping backcourt mates Alex Bentley and Maggie Lucas develop into first team All-Big Ten and All-America performers.

As a senior in 2012-13, Bentley claimed her third-straight first team All-Big Ten award and honorable mention All-America bids from the WBCA and Associated Press. She was also selected as the 2013 recipient of the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award, which is presented to the nation’s outstanding female collegian 5-8 and under. Additionally, Bentley finished her career as just the fourth player in Big Ten history and second player in school history (McConnell) with 1,500 points, 500 assists and 300 steals. She capped her stellar career by being selected with the 13th overall pick by the Atlanta Dream to become the highest draft pick for the Lady Lions since Tanisha Wright (12th) in 2005.

The awards piled up for sharp-shooter Maggie Lucas in 2012-13 as she was selected as the Big Ten Player of the Year, was a Wade Trophy Finalist and was an All-America honoree by four outlets, including the WBCA (honorable mention), Associated Press (second team), USBWA (first team) and Full Court (second team). She is just the third Lady Lion in program history to win Big Ten Player of the Year honors, joining Helen Darling and Kelly Mazzante. Lucas

enters her final season in the Blue & White ranked second in Penn State history in three-point field goals made (292), seventh in scoring (1,838) and first in free throw percentage (.887).

Chmiel also found a defensive stalwart in Dara Taylor, who sat out the 2011-12 campaign due to NCAA transfer rules. Taylor was disruptive on the defensive side of the ball, forcing numerous turnovers and collecting 77 steals in the

process. For her efforts, Taylor was named to the Big Ten All-Defensive team.

In 2011-12, Bentley garnered first team All-Big Ten honors for the second-straight season and also took home honorable mention WBCA All-America accolades after finishing 11th in the Big Ten in scoring with a 14.1 average. Additionally, she was second in the Big Ten and in the Top 20 nationally in steals, averaging 3.0 per game, en route to

Big Ten All-Defensive team accolades. Bentley was also fourth in the conference in assists (4.7) and seventh in assist-to-

turnover ratio (1.4).

Lucas earned first team All-Big Ten and honorable mention Associated Press All-

America honors as she transformed her game to become more of a threat off of the dribble to compliment her long-range accuracy. She finished

third in the conference in scoring at a 19.5 per game clip and was just the fourth different Lady Lion

to score more than 600 points in a season with 642 tallies on the year. Lucas was also Top

10 in the league in free throw percentage (.886 – 3rd),

three-point field goal percentage (.410 - 3rd)

and three-pointers made (2.5 - 2nd). The Narberth, Pa. native is just the third sophomore in school history to reach 1,000 points.

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Chmiel also tutored Zhaque Gray, who took home All-Big Ten honorable mention honors for the first time in her career in 2011-12. She averaged a career-best 10.6 points per game and connected on 48 three-pointers with Chmiel’s guidance.

In his first season, Chmiel had a tremendous impact on Gray, who made a marked improvement between her sophomore and junior years as she improved on her three-point shooting by 11% (.303 to .414) and her field goal shooting by 8.5% (.338 to .423). With a 9.5 scoring average, the Chicago native also nearly doubled her scoring output to finish fourth on the team. Chmiel also mentored Bentley, who became the 11th different player in school history to garner first team All-Big Ten honors as she was second in the conference in assists and 12th in scoring.

Additionally, Chmiel worked closely with 2011 Big Ten Freshman of the Year Lucas. Lucas, who was also the Big Ten Sixth Player of the Year, broke the Penn State and Big Ten single-season record for three-pointers (112) and also shattered Kelly Mazzante’s Penn State freshman season scoring record with 552 tallies. Lucas finished the season 11th in the NCAA in three-point field goal percentage (.426) and fourth in Division I in three-point field goals per game (3.2).

While at San Diego State, Chmiel worked with the perimeter players, scouted opponents and served as the academic liaison. Chmiel helped the Aztecs to back-to-back Mountain West Conference regular-season titles and the 2010 Mountain West Conference Tournament Championship. During his tenure, SDSU earned its first NCAA Tournament bid in 13 years in 2009 and again led the Aztecs to the “Big Dance” in 2010.

The Palmer, Alaska native mentored 2010 WNBA Draft pick Jené Morris and all-conference pick Quenese Davis. Under Chmiel’s direction, Morris became just the second player in Mountain West Conference history to win Defensive Player of the Year honors twice and was the first WNBA Draft selection in school history. Davis garnered third team All-Mountain West Conference accolades in 2010 and finished her career as the school’s all-time assists leader.

Prior to his coaching stint at San Diego State, Chmiel served an as assistant coach under Dawn Staley at Temple for two seasons. He helped the Owls to two Atlantic 10 Championships and a pair of NCAA Tournament berths. In Chmiel’s two seasons in Philadelphia, the Owls posted a 46-21 overall record with a 25-3 mark in A-10 play.

No stranger to professional women’s basketball, Chmiel has WNBA ties, serving as an advance scout for the Indiana Fever and Detroit Shock and as an assistant coach for the Charlotte Sting. He mentored former Lady Lions Helen Darling and Kelly Mazzante while with the Sting for the 2005 season. Additionally, he was the head coach of the San Jose Spiders of the National Women’s Basketball League in 2006 where he led the Spiders to their best franchise record and a runner-up finish in the NWBL.

Chmiel began his coaching career in men’s basketball with stints as the head coach at Lassen College (1999-05) and at his alma mater Feather River College (1995-99), both of which are in California. He led Lassen College to three Golden Valley Conference titles in his six seasons at the helm. Chmiel also served as an assistant men’s coach at Feather River College in 1994-95.

A standout guard at Feather River College in Quincy, Calif., Chmiel averaged 12.5 points and 6.0 assists in two seasons. He was a first team All-Golden Valley Conference choice and was a two-time team Defensive MVP. Following his junior college career, Chmiel played for two seasons at the University of Alaska-Fairbanks.

Chmiel earned his bachelor’s degree in liberal studies from Excelsior College in Albany, N.Y. He and his wife, Julie, a Pittsburgh native, reside in State College with their daughter, Skylar Rosa (3).

THE CHMIEL FILECOACHING RESUME

2010-pres. - Assistant Coach, Penn State University2008-10 - Assistant Coach, San Diego State University

2006-08 - Assistant Coach, Temple University2006-08 - Advance Scout, Detroit Shock (WNBA)2006 - Head Coach, San Jose Spiders (NWBL)

2004-05 - Assistant Coach, Charlotte Sting (WNBA)1999-05 - Men’s Head Coach, Lassen College

1995-99 - Men’s Head Coach, Feather River College1994-95 - Men’s Assistant Coach, Feather River College

PLAYING EXPERIENCE1992-94 - University of Alaska-Fairbanks

1990-92 - Feather River College

EDUCATIONExcelsior College (B.S. Liberal Studies)

FRED’S BUCKET LISTw See my daughter graduate from college.

w Buy my wife a beach house.w Sit courtside at a Lakers game.

w Learn how to swim.w Eat at every 5-star steak house in the country.

w Have dinner with Phil Jackson.w Take my whole family back to Italy.

w Have a “Man Cave” built by Tony Siragusa.w Watch a Cardinals game at Busch Stadium.

w Win so many championships it becomes my middle name, Fred “Champion” Chmiel.


Damon, who is in her seventh season with the Penn State blue and white, serves as the recruiting coordinator for the Lady Lions. She also serves as the Lady Lions’ offensive coordinator and under her influence, the Lady Lions have led the Big Ten in scoring each of the last two seasons and in 2011, Penn State led the nation in three-point shooting. In addition, Damon coaches the wings and plays a vital role in opponent scouting.

“Without question, Kia is one of the nation’s best recruiting coordinators,” Washington said. “With her engineering our recruiting efforts, we are able to bring in the type of talent that allows us to compete for Big Ten Championships and NCAA Championships on an annual basis. She also is very skilled in player development, elevating the basketball skills, personal growth and the mental toughness of our wings. In addition, she serves as our offensive coordinator and has developed an offensive style of play for us that is fun for our players to play, incredibly fun to coach and exciting for our fans to watch.”

Damon continued to develop wing Ariel Edwards into a solid offensive and defensive weapon for the Lady Lions. Edwards improved her scoring average for the second-straight season, chipping in 7.9 points per game. She also tallied 10 blocks and 10 steals while drawing some of the opponents’ most athletic players. Damon also worked with Gizelle Studevent, who posted career high in points (61). Studevent also excelled off the court where she was honored as an inaugural member of the Allstate WBCA Good Works Team for her efforts with the creation of the anti-bullying program Penn State Athletes Take Action.

In her fifth season, Damon played an active role in the growth of Edwards who was a solid reserve for the Lady Lions in her

freshman season to a part-time starter as a sophomore. Edwards increased her scoring output by 141.4% (7.0-2.9) and rebounding average by 126.3% (4.3-1.9). Edwards also nabbed a career-high 22 steals and dished out a personal-best 32 assists.

Damon played a key role in the development of Julia Trogele into an all-conference performer her senior year. With

Damon’s guidance, Trogele averaged personal bests of 9.3 points, 6.9 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 1.9 steals en route to All-

Big Ten honorable mention accolades in 2010-11. Trogele ranked seventh in the Big Ten in rebounding, field goal percentage and

free throw percentage. Trogele, who finished her career with 803 points and 690 rebounds, is fifth on the Lady Lions’ all-

time free throw shooting chart with an .817 effort from the charity stripe in four seasons.

Under Damon’s tutelage Tyra Grant became one of the most prolific scorers in Penn State history.

Grant garnered first team All-Big Ten accolades for the second consecutive season after finishing second in the league in scoring with a 19.3 average. She also became just the fourth

Lady Lion in program history to surpass the 2,000 point mark with a 32-point performance against Iowa in the Big Ten Tournament. Grant finished her outstanding collegiate career by being selected in the second round of the WNBA Draft by the Phoenix Mercury.

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Damon guided Grant to first team All-Big Ten honors in 2008-09 as she finished second in the conference and 18th in the country with a 19.6 scoring average. Grant was the 10th player in school history to earn first team All-Big Ten accolades. Additionally, Grant became the 14th junior in school history to reach the 1,000-point mark.

In 2007-08, Damon coached Grant, who finished ninth in the Big Ten in scoring, to All-Big Ten honorable mention accolades. Additionally, Kam Gissendanner signed a free agent contract with the WNBA’s Los Angeles Sparks under Damon’s tutelage.

Damon came to Happy Valley after five seasons at the University of Massachusetts. She served as the recruiting coordinator at UMass in her final two seasons where she was responsible for all aspects of recruiting, including prospect evaluation, home visits and management of the recruiting database. She also dealt with player development for the post and perimeter players and assisted in the scouting of opponents. While at UMass, Damon helped lead the Minutemen to their most successful season in 10 years with a 17-12 mark in 2006-07. She also recruited and developed a third team All-Atlantic 10 choice and two members of the 2004-05 Atlantic 10 All-Rookie team.

Damon spent three seasons at Fairleigh Dickinson as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator prior to her move to Massachusetts. During her tenure at FDU, Damon helped produce two first team All-Northeast Conference selections, as well as an All-Rookie team choice. In a two-year stint at Wisconsin-Green Bay, Damon helped the Phoenix earn back-to-back NCAA Tournament berths, including one appearance under head coach Kevin Borseth.

As a player, Damon led Millersville (Pa.) University to the PSAC Tournament twice. She is eighth on the Mauraders’ all-time three-point field goals list with 88. Damon won the award as Millersville’s top offensive player in back-to-back seasons and was the Co-Sixth Player of the Year in 1995.

Damon was a member of the Frances Pomeroy Naismith selection committee for four seasons (2009-13). She has also participated in the “So You Want to be a Coach” program at the Women’s Final Four.

Damon graduated from Millersville with a bachelor’s degree in speech communication in 1997 and earned her master’s degree in corporate communication from Fairleigh Dickinson in 2006.

THE DAMON FILECOACHING RESUME

2007-pres. - Assistant Coach, Penn State University2009-pres. - Member, Frances Pomeroy Naismith Selection Committee

2005-07 - Recruiting Coordinator, University of Massachusetts2002-05 - Assistant Coach, University of Massachusetts

2001-02 - Recruiting Coordinator, Fairleigh Dickinson1999-01 - Assistant Coach, Fairleigh Dickinson

1997-99 - Assistant Coach, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay

PLAYING EXPERIENCE1993-97 - Millersville (Pa.) University

EDUCATIONMillersville ’97 (B.S. Speech Communication)

Fairleigh Dickinson ’06 (Master’s in Corporate Communication)

AWARDSw 2004 Black Coaches Association ACE Program

w 10th in Millersville history for three-point field goals (77)w Millersville’s Co-Sixth Player of the Year (1995)w Millersville’s Top Offensive Player (1996 & 1997)

KIA’S BUCKET LISTw Trip to the White House for winning a National Championship.

w Learn to play the piano.w Learn to play chess.w Spend a summer in Italy.w Own a beach house.w Go surfing.w Fly a plane.

w Attend the Essence Music Festival.w Go to the Olympics.

w Go to the NBA Finals - Game 7.

Walseth is in her seventh season at her alma mater, where she is primarily responsible for coaching the post players. In addition to her duties as the post coach, Walseth concentrates on special situations for the Lady Lions, while also playing a significant role in the team’s recruiting and opponent scouting efforts. She is also the team liaison for academic advising.

“Simply put, Maren is an outstanding post coach,” Washington said. “Each year our post play gets better and its due to Maren’s exceptional teaching skills. She knows how to help each and every post player reach their potential on the court. Maren has also had a powerful impact on our recruiting efforts. Her passion for Lady Lion basketball shows itself every day and that enthusiasm rubs off on everyone who comes in contact with our program.”

Walseth continued her work with post players Nikki Greene and Mia Nickson as their outstanding collegiate careers came to a close in 2012-13. Greene took home third team All-Big Ten accolades as she became the first player in school history to accumulate 1,000 points, 900 rebounds and 200 blocks. She, who finished her career ranked second in school history in blocked shots (215), fourth in rebounding (994) and 30th in scoring (1,132), was the 26th overall selection by the Phoenix Mercury in the 2013 WNBA Draft.

Nickson completed her career ranked 10th in Penn State history in rebounding average (7.0), 20th in rebounds (632) and tied for 20th in free throws made (257). As a senior, she ranked 12th in the Big Ten in rebounding (6.8) and was fourth in offensive boards (3.1).

On the academic front, Penn State continued to find success with five Lady Lions earning Academic All-Big Ten honors. The Lions had six players earn 3.0 or better GPAs in the fall semester and seven 3.0s or

higher in the spring. Additionally, two Lady Lions were on the Dean’s List in the spring semester.

Under Walseth’s tutelage, Greene and Nickson continued to flourish in 2011-12. Greene took home All-Big Ten honorable mention honors

for the second consecutive season after averaging 9.8 points and 7.8 rebounds per game. She ranked in the Top 10 in

the Big Ten in rebounding (4th), field goal percentage (7th- .472) and blocked shots (5th – 1.4).

Nickson fought through a series of injuries and still managed to claim All-Big Ten honorable mention honors as she averaged 8.5 points and 7.8 rebounds

per game. Walseth also helped Talia East develop into a solid contributor off of the bench for the Lady Lions. With Walseth’s guidance, East

increased her scoring average from 0.8 points per game as a freshman

to 3.4 points per outing as a sophomore. Additionally, East pulled in 5.2 rebounds per game,

which far surpassed her freshman average of 1.3 rebounds.

Walseth’s influence on Greene became evident in 2010-11 as she

grew into an all-conference performer in her sophomore season. A daunting

figure in the paint, Greene became one of the top shot-blocking forces in the conference en route to Big Ten All-Defensive Team honors. She tallied a career-best 75 rejections, which is sixth on the Penn State single-season list, and became the seventh player in school history with 100 blocks. A 2011 All-Big Ten honorable mention selection, Greene was also solid on the boards for the Lady Lions as she accounted for 7.8 rebounds per game to rank sixth in the Big Ten.

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With Walseth’s guidance, Nickson’s development was astounding in her first year in the blue & white as she accounted for 10.5 points and 6.7 rebounds per game after sitting out the 2009-10 season due to NCAA transfer rules. Nickson was ninth in the Big Ten in rebounding and 14th in free throw percentage (.795). Nickson finished second in the league in field goal percentage with a .521 effort and was third in offensive rebounds (3.2).

In 2009-10, Walseth guided Greene, who was the only Lady Lion to start every game. Greene took home Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors (Dec. 14) and finished second on the team in rebounding (6.2 rpg). She was a presence in the paint, rejecting 55 shots, the second-best total among freshman in Penn State history and the ninth-highest single-season total in Lady Lion history.

Walseth returned to Happy Valley after three seasons as an assistant coach at the United States Naval Academy. While at Navy, Walseth was primarily responsible for working with the post players, including the development of All-Patriot League performer Nikki Curtis and All-Lowe’s Senior CLASS first team selection Kate Hobbs. Additionally, Walseth assisted with recruiting, prepared team scouting reports, managed the film exchange program and worked with the male scout team. She also served as the academic liaison for the women’s basketball team.

As a player at Penn State, Walseth was a key member of the Lady Lion team that advanced to the 2000 NCAA Final Four. Walseth, who was also a member of the 1998 WNIT Championship team, is 16th on the Lady Lions’ career scoring charts with 1,328 points and 19th in rebounding (645). During her career, Walseth earned All-Big Ten first team accolades in 2000 and 2001, a Kodak All-District berth in 2001 and a spot on the Big Ten All-Freshman squad in 1998.

After her time at Penn State, Walseth, who was the Sacramento Monarch’s third-round pick in the 2001 WNBA Draft, spent four years in the professional ranks. Walseth spent the 2002 season with the Washington Mystics of the WNBA, before heading overseas to play with Cavigal of the French Basketball Federation in 2002-03. She also played with SCAB 63 of the French Basketball Federation, in addition to a season with the Colorado Chill of the National Women’s Basketball League.

Walseth was inducted into the Bloomington Jefferson (Minn.) High School Hall of Fame as part of the inaugural class in the fall of 2006. Also part of the inaugural class were NHL players Ben Clymer and Mark Parrish and former Charlotte Hornet Kevin Lynch.

Walseth earned her bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism with a minor in movement science from Penn State in 2002.

THE WALSETH FILECOACHING RESUME

2007-pres. - Assistant Coach, Penn State University2004-07 - Assistant Coach, United States Naval Academy

PLAYING EXPERIENCE2004 - NWBL’s Colorado Chill

2003 - French Basketball Federation’s SCAB 632002 - WNBA’s Washington Mystics

2002-03 - French Basketball Federation’s Cavigal1997-01 - Penn State University

AWARDSw Kodak All-District recipient (2001)

w Two-time All-Big Ten first team choice by the coaches (2000, 2001)w Two-time All-Big Ten second team selection by the media (2000, 2001)

w Academic All-Big Ten (1999-01)w Big Ten All-Freshman team (1998)w Two-time Big Ten Player of the Week

w Parade Magazine High School All-American (1997)w Nike/WBCA High School All-American (1997)

EDUCATIONPenn State ’02 (B.A. Communication)

MAREN’S BUCKET LISTw Attend both a Summer Olympic and Winter Olympic Games.

w Attend the Kentucky Derby and wear a fun hat.w Take a cruise through the Greek Isles.

w Write a book.w Take piano lessons (again).w Go zip-lining in South America.

w Visit all 50 states - I only have Alaska left!w Own a house with a pool.w Take a wine tasting class.w Win a National Championship!


LADY LION SUPPORT STAFF

ETHAN GELFANDDirector of Basketball OperationsThird SeasonWake Forest ’06

ETHAN GELFAND IS in his third year as director of basketball operations. Gelfand is responsible for a variety of administrative duties, including coordinating team travel and overseeing opponent scheduling. He also oversees the Lady Lions’ summer camps.

Gelfand joined the Lady Lions after five seasons as the director of basketball operations at Central Michigan. While with the Chippewas, he was responsible for travel coordination, practice and game day management, community outreach and the ordering and distribution of apparel and equipment. Additionally, he supervised the women’s basketball student personnel. Gelfand was also responsible for scheduling CMU’s non-conference schedule.

Additionally, Gelfand served in the role of video coordinator where he organized the team’s film exchange and prepared scouting reports and other video projects for the women’s basketball staff. He also served as the camp director for the Chippewas’ summer camp programs.

Prior to his tenure at Central Michigan, Gelfand was a manager for the Wake Forest men’s basketball team, including a stint as the head manager in 2005. As the head manager, he oversaw a staff of eight managers that assisted in logistics of practice and game operations.

A native of Chestnut Hill, Mass., Gelfand served as a Red Sox replay ambassador for three summers. During his time at Wake Forest, he was active in Lambda Pi Eta, the communications honor society, and Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. He served as the vice president and treasurer of Alpha Sigma Phi at WFU.

Gelfand received his bachelor’s degree in communication from Wake Forest University in 2006. Gelfand and his wife, Kiersten, have an infant daughter, Addison, and reside in Port Matilda.

MIKE MILLERDirector of Video & Technology OperationsNinth SeasonHigh Point ’02

MIKE MILLER JOINED the Lady Lions’ staff as video coordinator in July of 2005. In August of 2008, he was promoted to director of video & technology operations. His responsibilities include management of the Lady Lions video and technology needs, assisting with opponent scheduling and overseeing the team’s equipment needs. In addition, Miller handles operations for LadyLions.com and the Lady Lions’ YouTube channel.

Miller assists with Lady Lion Basketball Camps. He is also charged with coordinating the male practice team.A Pennsylvania native, Miller came to Penn State after two years at the University of Florida where he worked as video

coordinator for the women’s basketball team.While video coordinator for the Gators, he assisted with both men’s and women’s basketball camps and served briefly as an event coordinator at

the Stephen C. O’Connell Center. During the summer of 2003, Miller interned with the AAU, assisting in a variety of duties for volleyball and basketball championship events.

Miller has also completed internships with the Minor League Baseball Greensboro Grasshoppers, the DC United and Carolina Dynamo soccer clubs, as well as Rollins College where he carried the title of Director of Athletic Facilities and Operations. As an undergraduate at High Point University in North Carolina, Miller performed several roles in both intercollegiate athletics and recreational sports.

Miller holds a bachelor’s degree in sport management and business administration with a minor in computer information systems from High Point University, where he graduated cum laude. He received his Master’s in sport management from the University of Florida in 2005.

Miller and his wife, Jess, reside in Bellefonte.

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LADY LION SUPPORT STAFFNATALIE MECKSTROTHAssistant Athletic TrainerSecond SeasonIndiana ’05

NATALIE MECKSTROTH ENTERS her second season as the Lady Lions’ athletic trainer.Meckstroth comes to the Lady Lions after previously serving as the head athletic trainer for the WNBA’s Chicago Sky.

With the Sky, she was responsible for managing and maintaining the highest level of medical care and coverage for the franchise’s athletes.

Prior to her time with the Sky, Meckstroth worked at ATI-Physical Therapy as on out-reach trainer in Naperville, Ill., where she provided athletic training coverage of events and practices for all athletes. She helped build prevention programs for the

women’s basketball and softball teams and also held the responsibility of supervising athletic training students. Meckstroth served on the Northern Illinois University athletic training staff for three years. Her primary duties consisted of working with the women’s

basketball and men’s and women’s tennis teams. During her time with the Huskies, Meckstroth designed and implemented an Eating Disorder procedure that focused on three aspects: physical, psychological and nutrition. She was also responsible for mentoring graduate assistant athletic trainers.

Prior to her stint in DeKalb, Ill., Meckstroth served as a graduate assistant with the University of Connecticut field hockey and baseball teams (2006-08) and as an intern athletic trainer at Northwestern University (2005-06) where she worked with softball and cheerleading.

Meckstroth earned her bachelor’s degree in kinesiology at Indiana University in 2005 and her Masters of Art in Sports Management and Sociology at the University of Connecticut in 2008. She was awarded the Edith Schuman Award in recognition of academic excellence as well as significant contribution to sports medicine program for woman’s athletics at Indiana. She is a member of the National Athletic Trainer Association, the Great Lakes Athletic Trainer Association, the Illinois Athletic Trainer Association and the Young Professionals Committee for IATA.

She resides in State College.

BRAD PANTALLBasketball Strength & Conditioning CoachEighth SeasonPenn State ’96

BRAD PANTALL BEGINS his eighth season as the strength and conditioning coach of the Lady Lion basketball team.Pantall is in his 16th year overall as a strength and conditioning coach at Penn State. He was hired in February of 1998

after serving as a graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach for two years. Over the past 18 years, he has worked with all of the Nittany Lion varsity athletic programs. He has also worked with many professional athletes, including the Washington Redskins and Cincinnati Bengals football teams.

Pantall played football for four years at Penn State and was a member of the 1995 Rose Bowl championship team. He earned three varsity letters and started in 36 consecutive games.

He graduated from Penn State in 1996 with a bachelor’s degree in health education/kinesiology. In 1999, he completed his Masters of Education in Counseling Education.

Pantall and his wife, Sarah, reside in State College with their son, Scott, and daughter, Sadie.



KRISTINA PETERSENAssociate Director of Athletic CommunicationsEighth Season * Mansfield (Pa.) ’00

KRISTINA PETERSEN IS in her eighth season as the media relations contact for the women’s basketball team. In addition to her duties as the women’s basketball liaison, Petersen assists with the maintenance of Penn State’s website

(www.GoPSUsports.com), serves as the cross country and track & field contact, is the department’s liaison to the Nittany Lion Club and supervises members of the Athletic Communciations staff. Additionally, she has served on the Women’s Final Four media relations staff each of the last four years.

A native of Rochester, N.Y., Petersen came to Happy Valley after serving as Director of Media Relations at the Mid-Continent Conference (now the Summit League) for two years.

At the Mid-Continent Conference, Petersen was responsible for overseeing the media relations efforts for 19 sports. Her duties included serving as the media coordinator of the Mid-Continent Conference Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships, maintaining the conference’s website, writing and designing various publications and serving as the primary conference administrator at selected Mid-Con Championships.

Petersen previously spent three-plus years at the Patriot League, being promoted to Director of Media Relations in July 2004. She was the primary contact for 15 sports, including women’s basketball, while serving as Assistant Media Relations Director from 2001-04.

During the 2000-01 academic year, Petersen was a Communications Assistant at the Big East Conference.Petersen was a four-year letterwinner on the softball team at Mansfield (Pa.) University. She earned Dean’s List recognition four semesters, was

a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Scholar-Athlete three times and an NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete twice. Petersen was also a member of Lambda Pi Eta, the communications honor fraternity.

She earned her degree in broadcasting and public relations from Mansfield in 2000, serving as a student assistant in the sports information office her senior year.

KATHY DRYSDALEMarketing ManagerThird Season * Penn State ‘92

KATHY DRYSDALE RETURNED to her alma mater for the 2011-12 season as the marketing manager after three years as the sports information director and women’s basketball head coach at Penn State-Abington. Drysdale, a member of the Lady Lions from 1988-92, is responsible for all of the marketing efforts for women’s basketball, women’s soccer and softball and also works closely with the Nittany Lion Kids Club.

In her tenure at Penn State-Abington, Drysdale was the women’s basketball head coach while juggling sports information duties for 14 varsity sports. In her role as sports information director, she updated the athletics website, headed the department’s social media efforts and organized game day set up and all athletics banquets. As head coach, Drysdale was

instrumental in the success of Samantha Frick, who became Abington’s all-time scoring leader with 1,494 points.Prior to her tie at Abington, Drysdale worked for the NBA’s Philadelphia 76ers from 1993-06, spending her final seven years in game operations.

With the 76ers, she managed game presentation, including dance team performances and in-arena contests. She also oversaw the implementation of several season ticket holder events, including a 1999 NBA Draft Party and the annual Beach Bash.

A standout for the Lady Lions, Drysdale is a member of the Penn State 1,000-point club with 1,295 career points. She also ranks 14th in career rebounding (717) and 10th in blocks (89). Drysdale played an integral part of Penn State’s first-ever No. 1 ranking in the Associated Press poll in 1991.

Drysdale earned her degree from Penn State in general arts and sciences in 1992. She resides in Bellefonte with her son, Dereck J. Lively, II.

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DR. NATE ALTHOUSEMorgan Academic Center AdvisorFirst SeasonPenn State ’94

NATE ALTHOUSE IS in his first season serving as the Lady Lions’ academic advisor. Althouse has been a member of the Morgan Academic Center staff since 2009, previously working with the men’s and women’s track & field, softball and men’s and women’s tennis teams before joining the Lady Lion staff.

Among Althouse’s other duties at the Morgan Academic Center, he served as the career development coordinator, taught freshmen orientation classes and worked with at-risk student-athletes. Prior to joining the Morgan Center, Althouse was the director of the Varsity ‘S’ Club for two years where he coordinated alumni and fundraising events for former Penn State student-athletes.

A three-year letterman for the Penn State men’s basketball team, Althouse earned his bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Penn State in 1994 and graduated with his master’s degree in elementary counseling from Penn State in 1996. He completed his doctorate in counselor education from Penn State in 2007.

He and his wife, Sasha, have a son, Spencer (5), and infant daughter, Harper, and reside in Centre Hall.

STEPHANIE ZONARSCoordinator of Community OutreachSecond SeasonWittenberg University ’89

STEPHANIE ZONARS BEGINS her second year with the Lady Lions as the Community Outreach Coordinator. Zonars responsibilities include managing community outreach and public appearances for the Lady Lions and head coach Coquese Washington. She will also play an integral role in leader development for the team.

Zonars owns her own business, Life Beyond Sport, which resources coaches through team building workshops and personal coaching. As a team building coach, Zonars facilitates creative team-building workshops, guides coaches around areas like life balance, leadership and team dynamics and speaks at conventions. She has presented at the Women’s

Basketball Coaches Association National Convention, the American Volleyball Coaches Association Convention, the Ohio High School Volleyball Coaches Clinic and the Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Conference.

Prior to starting her own business, Zonars spent 18 years at Athletes in Action in Xenia, Ohio. Her passion to help people grow developed during these years as the leader of numerous domestic and international basketball tours comprised of college and post-college athletes and coaches.

A member of the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), Zonars has authored Wisdom for the Busy Coach (2011), Leader of the Pack: The Legacy of Legendary Coach Kay Yow (2009) and Timeout: Moments with God for Winning in Life (2008).

Zonars earned her bachelor’s degree in business administration at Wittenberg University in 1989. She resides in Boalsburg.

MARY McCAHANAdministrative Assistant, Finance12th Season

MARY McCAHAN JOINED the Lady Lions as a staff assistant in September 2002. McCahan oversees the financial operations of the office and is responsible for maintaining head coach Coquese Washington’s calendar.

A native of Tyrone, Pa., McCahan has worked at Penn State for 17 years, including seven years at Penn State Hospitality Services before moving to the women’s basketball office.

McCahan has been involved with Special Olympics Pennsylvania as a member of the Blair County Management Committee, a volleyball and basketball coach and a unified partner for volleyball. She has been honored as the Blair County Volunteer Family of Year (2004) and the Blair County Outstanding Newest Committee Member (2006). She was also elected

to the Blair County Special Olympics Hall of Fame in 2007.McCahan and her husband, Scott, reside in Tyrone. The couple has two daughters, Jennifer and Christina, who is a Penn State graduate, and a

grandsons, Wyatt, Carson and Mason.


Dr. Linda CaldwellNCAA Faculty Athletics

Representative

Jerry FisherRadio Play-by-Play

Announcer

Dr. Kris ClarkTeam Nutritionist

Casey KeiberNittany Lion Club

Major Gifts Officer

Robby HammanAthletic Communications

Dr. Roberta MillardTeam Physician

Jim NachtmanDirector of Broadcast

Operations

Russ MushinskyMorgan Center Director

Amy RidenourEvents Assistant

Nikki PotocznyNittany Lion Club Assistant Director

Rachel RitoEvents Assistant

Charmelle GreenAssociate Athletics

Director/SWA

Samantha LeybmanMarketing Assistant

Dr. Wayne SebastianelliDirector of Athletic

Medicine

Sean FantuzziStrength and Conditioning

Assistant

Mitch StoverEquipment Manager

Stephanie SantoManager

Jenn MontoyaManager

Sierra BenderManager


Jenn JamesAssistant Athletics Director


The Lady LionsLady Lion BasketBaLL

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IN THIS SECTIONGame Day at the Bryce Jordan Center ..................46-47Basketball Facilities .................................................48-49Lady Lions in the WNBA ......................................... 50-51Academic Excellence .............................................. 52-53National Exposure ..................................................54-55Exotic Travel ...........................................................56-572012 European Tour ................................................58-59Lady Lions on the Web ................................................ 60PSU: A Nike Elite School ............................................. 61Community Service ................................................62-63Pink Zone at Penn State .........................................64-65Celebrity Scrapbook .................................................... 66Big Ten History ............................................................ 67First Team All-Big Ten Honorees ................................. 68NCAA Tournament Time .............................................. 692000 Final Four ....................................................... 70-71Where Are They Now?............................................ 72-73Alumni in Coaching ...................................................... 74

the Bryce Jordan centerv The Lady Lions play all of their home games at the Bryce Jordan Center, which opened in 1996.v The Lady Lions have always found success at the Bryce Jordan Center with a 201-49 record (.804), including four undefeated home campaigns,

in 18 seasons.v For the 15th time in school history, Penn State hosted the first and second rounds of the Women’s NCAA Tournament in 2011-12.v Penn State is consistently among the Top 15 in NCAA Division I in attendance.v The BJC is named for Penn State’s 14th president, Bryce Jordan, who was instrumental in Penn State’s bid to gain admittance into the Big Ten

Conference.v Located next to Beaver Stadium, the spacious facility has a capacity of 15,261 seats for basketball

games.v The $55 million facility has a variety of uses including athletic competitions, commencements,

concerts, trade shows, artistic and cultural performances and similar events.v Among the performers the Jordan Center has hosted are: Akon, Rihanna, Earth, Wind and Fire,

Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, The Eagles, Kelly Clarkson, The Jonas Brothers, Taylor Swift, 50 Cent, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Elton John, Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks, Britney Spears, No Doubt, The Dave Matthews Band and the Harlem Globetrotters.

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Bryce Jordan centerthe Bryce Jordan center

v The Lady Lions practice, eat, complete strength and conditioning workouts and play basketball in the BJC. The Basketball Offices, as well as those of the athletics department administration are in the Jordan Center.

v The Jordan Center was completed in 1996 at a cost of $55 million.v The Lady Lions christened their current home court on January 20, 1996 against SEC foe Georgia.v The Lady Lions sold out the Bryce Jordan Center twice during the 2003-04 campaign against Michigan (Feb. 15) and Purdue (Feb. 29).v The Lady Lions set a single-season attendance record in 2003-04 with 128,255 fans through the turnstiles.v The Lady Lions had a 24-game winning streak at the Bryce Jordan Center from Feb. 14, 2002 until Dec. 14, 2003.v During the 2008-09 campaign, the Lady Lions broke the school record with 16 consecutive non-conference wins at the BJC. The streak dated

back to the 2005-06 season. v The Lady Lions welcomed their one millionth fan through the turnstiles during the 2006-07 season.v The Bryce Jordan Center features locker rooms for the men’s and women’s basketball teams, six visiting locker rooms, a press room and an

18,800-square-foot auxiliary gym just steps away from the main floor.

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home oF the Lady Lionsv The Bryce Jordan Center is not just the game day home for

the Lady Lions. The building includes locker rooms and team lounges for the Lady Lion and Nittany Lion basketball teams.

v The Lady Lion locker room and team lounge was recently renovated with the addition of a big-screen LCD television in the lounge and a bathroom with individual shower stalls and a vanity with storage for each individual players’ toiletries.

v The Lady Lions are just steps away from their team video room, training facility, weight room, media room, a full-sized practice gym that is complete with six baskets and the newly renovated basketball coaches’ offices.

v The locker room, lounge and hallway to the arena sport graphics honoring the current players and the history of the program.

v The Lady Lion Basketball office underwent a multi-million dollar renovation recently. The office is home to a state-of-the-art video room, a conference room with a 52-inch LCD TV and a recruiting lounge with a 46-inch LCD TV. Each coach’s office is equipped with a large LCD TV to assist in scouting and individual player film sessions.

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Lady Lions in the wnBa draFtYear Pick (Rd.) Team Player1997 #20 (3rd) Cleveland Rockers Tina Nicholson1998 #16 (2nd) Cleveland Rockers Suzie McConnell-Serio1999 #49 (4th) Minnesota Lynx Angie Potthoff2000 #17 (2nd) Cleveland Rockers Helen Darling2000 #32 (2nd) Houston Comets Andrea Garner2001 #46 (3rd) Sacramento Monarchs Maren Walseth2002 #49 (3rd) Los Angeles Sparks Rashana Barnes2004 #16 (2nd) Connecticut Sun Jess Brungo2004 #18 (2nd) Charlotte Sting Kelly Mazzante2005 #12 (1st) Seattle Storm Tanisha Wright2007 #38 (3rd) Los Angeles Sparks Amanda Brown2010 #24 (2nd) Phoenix Mercury Tyra Grant2013 #13 (2nd) Atlanta Dream Alex Bentley2013 #26 (3rd) Phoenix Mercury Nikki Greene

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Tanisha WrightSeattle Storm, 2005-present

Two-Time WNBA All-Defensive First Team Selection

2010 WNBA Champion

Helen DarlingWNBA Career, 2000-10

Suzie McConnell-SerioCleveland Rockers, 1998-00

Head Coach, Minnesota Lynx, 2003-06First Team All-WNBA (1998)

WNBA Newcomer of the Year (1998)WNBA Coach of the Year (2004)

Kelly MazzanteWNBA Career, 2004-11

2007 & 2009 WNBA Champion - Phoenix Mercury

Maren WalsethWNBA Career, 2001-02

Jess Brungo

WNBA Career, 2004-06


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Alex Bentley, 2013Kelly Mazzante, 2011

Tanisha Wright, 2005-presentAndrea Garner, 2000-01

Kelly Mazzante, 2004-06Helen Darling, 2005-06

Jess Brungo, 2004-06

Helen Darling, 2007-10 Maren Walseth, 2002Maren Walseth, 2001

Kelly Mazzante, 2007-09

Helen Darling, 2000-03Suzie McConnell-Serio, 1998-00

Tina Nicholson, 1997

Helen Darling, 2004Suzie McConnell-Serio,Head Coach, 2003-06

Angie Potthoff, 1998-01

Kam Gissendanner, 2008Andrea Garner, 2000

Tina Nicholson

Cleveland Rockers, 1997Andrea GarnerWNBA Career, 2000-01

Nikki Greene2013 WNBA Draft Pick

Angie Potthoff

ABL-Columbus Quest, 1997-98

Minnesota Lynx, 1998-01

Kam GissendannerLos Angeles Sparks, 2008

Alex BentleyAtlanta Dream, 2013

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academic aLL-americansYear Player Team1987 Vicki Link Second Team1991 Susan Robinson Second Team1992 Susan Robinson First Team1993 Jen Kretchmar Third Team1995 Missy Masley Third Team2000 Andrea Garner Third Team2002 Kelly Mazzante Third Team2003 Kelly Mazzante Second Team2004 Kelly Mazzante First Team

2004 CoSIDA Women’s Basketball Academic All-American of the Year -

Kelly Mazzante

academic exceLLence

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academic aLL-BiG ten1993 Jen Kretchmar, Missy Masley, Jen Reimers1994 Kim Calhoun, Missy Masley, Jen Reimers1995 Missy Masley, Jen Reimers1997 Stacey Brewer, Jamie Parsons, Christine Portland1998 Andrea Garner, Jamie Parsons, Christine Portland1999 Andrea Garner, Marissa Graby, Christine Portland, Lisa

Shepherd, Maren Walseth2000 Andrea Garner, Marissa Graby, Lisa Shepherd, Maren Walseth2001 Chrissy Falcone, Ashley Luke, Lisa Shepherd, Maren Walseth2002 Jennifer Brenden, Jess Brungo, Kelly Mazzante2003 Jennifer Brenden, Jess Brungo, Melanie Croser, Kelly Mazzante,

Tanisha Wright2004 Jennifer Brenden, Jess Brungo, Kelly Mazzante, Tanisha Wright,

Melanie Croser, Ashli Schwab2005 Jennifer Brenden, Amanda Brown, Ashli Schwab, Jess Strom,

Tanisha Wright2006 Amanda Brown, Romana Vynuchalova2007 Amanda Brown2008 Nicole Arcidiacono, Meredith Monroe, Meggan Quinn2009 Nicole Arcidiacono, Rashida Mark, Meredith Monroe, Meggan Quinn, Julia Trogele, Janessa Wolff2010 Nicole Arcidiacono, Meredith Monroe, Meggan Quinn, Julia Trogele, Janessa Wolff2011 Nikki Greene, Mia Nickson, Gizelle Studevent, Julia Trogele2012 Ariel Edwards, Nikki Greene, Maggie Lucas, Mia Nickson,

Gizelle Studevent2013 Ariel Edwards, Nikki Greene, Mia Nickson, Gizelle Studevent,

Dara Taylor, Tori Waldner

BiG ten distinGuished schoLar award2009 Janessa Wolff2010 Nicole Arcidiacono, Janessa Wolff

ncaa PostGraduate schoLarshiPsThe Lady Lions have had three student-athletes receive the

NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship award. 1987 - Vicki Link

1992 - Susan Robinson2000 - Andrea Garner

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teLevision coveraGev Penn State games are regularly featured on the Big Ten Network and the ESPN family of networks. v The Lady Lions have been a fixture on the national airwaves, garnering 166 national broadcasts since 1991.v The Lady Lions have averaged nearly 19 TV appearances per season over the last five years.v The Big Ten Network will broadcast more than 55 women’s basketball games during the 2013-14 season.v WPSU airs the Emmy-winning “Courtside with Coquese,” the show with a behind-the-scenes look at Lady Lion Basketball. v Penn State women’s basketball has made 356 television appearances since 1989-90. v In addition to its network TV coverage, the Big Ten Network streams a significant number of women’s basketball games. Last season, Penn State

had nine games on the Big Ten Digital Network, five of which were re-broadcast on the Big Ten Network as “Student U” productions.v Nine Big Ten Tournament games will air on the BTN and the Championship game is on ESPN2.

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media coveraGev The Lady Lions have a large media following across Pennsylvania and the nation.v The Lady Lions have extensive coverage in State College’s Centre Daily Times and The Daily Collegian, the student newspaper at Penn State. v The major newspapers in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and the state capital of Harrisburg also cover the Lady Lions throughout the season.v The papers that regularly cover the Lady Lions have a combined circulation of nearly 3 million.v Over the years, the Lady Lions have been featured in many of the nation’s premier publications, including Sports Illustrated, USA Today and

ESPN.com. v The exposure of Lady Lion basketball is not limited to print, as every Lady Lion game can be heard on the radio on the Penn State Sports

Network.v Head coach Coquese Washington and the Lady Lions also make frequent appearances on local radio stations. v The team is covered on a regular basis by the local television affiliates. v The Lady Lions are also covered by several internet outlets, including “Women’s Hoops Guru” and Blue-White Illustrated.

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the Lady Lions are GLoBetrottersv Exotic travel is a very important part of Lady Lion Basketball. It is a great

way for the team to have new experiences and create life-long memories. v In 2012, the team went to France and Italy for an incredible 10-day trip. The

Lady Lions also traveled to France and Switzerland in 2004. v In recent years, the Lady Lions have traveled to the U.S. Virgin Islands,

Bahamas, Hawaii, Malibu and Cancun. This season, Penn State is slated to play in the Junkanoo Jam in the Bahamas at Thanksgiving where it will face Oregon State and either Florida or Illinois State in the two-day tournament.

v Every four years the NCAA allows a university to travel abroad over the summer for games. Future trips are planned for Spain, Greece and Africa.

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2012 euroPean tourThe Lady Lions traveled to France and Italy in August as part of their 2012 European Tour. The team visited Paris, Nice, Monaco, Como, Florence and Rome during its 10-day trip. The Lady Lions were able to see historic landmarks such as the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, the Duomo, the Vatican, the Colosseum and the Forum. On the court, the team won all three of its exhibition games against Le Havre, the Italian All-Stars and Latina Basket.


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GoPSUSPortS.comFans, media and recruits can follow the Lady Lions on www.GoPSUsports.com from CBS Sports online. The website features the schedule/results, statistics, feature stories, game previews and recaps for the Lady Lions and all 31 Penn State sports. Additionally, GameTracker, a live stats program with running play-by-play, is available for all Lady Lion home games and many away contests. GoPSUsports.com also contains a live radio link for all games, as well as highlight reels from home contests.

LadyLionS.comLadyLions.com is a website dedicated exclusively to women’s basketball at Penn State. The website gives the Lady Lions a chance to showcase the Penn State women’s basketball program to potential recruits and fans. Some of the features of LadyLions.com are the “In the Den” blog, a social media stream, player videos, feature videos and a special “Talkin’ Hoops with Coquese” session. The website also has extensive information on the team, facilities and the university.

Facebook (Facebook.com/PennStateLadyLionS)The Lady Lions can now be found on Facebook! Visit www.facebook.com/pennstateladylions to become a fan of the Lady Lions.

twitter (@PennStatewbb, @coQUeSewaSHinG & @LadyLionSid)Follow Lady Lions and the coaches (@pennstatewbb), head coach Coquese Washington (@coquesewashing) and sports information director Kris Petersen (@ladylionsid) on Twitter to get the inside scoop on Lady Lion Basketball.

yoUtUbe.comThe Lady Lions have their own page on YouTube.com where fans, parents, recruits and alumni can watch Lady Lion videos! Find the Lady Lions on YouTube at www.youtube.com/pennstateladylions.

inStaGramThe Lady Lions also have presence on Instagram. Follow @pennstatewbb on Instagram to follow the Lady Lions.

PintereStThe Lady Lions are also on Pinterest. Visit pinterest.com/gopsusports/lady-lion-basketball/ to follow the Lady Lions on Pinterest.

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Penn state: a nike eLite schooL

Mitch Stover is the equipment manager for the men’s and women’s basketball teams.

Lady Lions are head to toe in nike Gear!v Penn State is one of 15 Nike Elite Basketball Programs, which means that the

Lady Lions are outfitted with the latest in equipment and apparel from the world’s foremost producer of athletic equipment.

v Penn State is one of the four original Nike schools (Florida State, Miami and USC) and sells the most Nike products on campus in the country.

v Penn State is also one of four Nike Test Schools in the country. v PSU often serves as a testing ground for the latest equipment and apparel

developed by Nike. This allows the Lady Lion squad to wear the latest in sports apparel and footwear before it hits the market.

v The Lady Lions are outfitted with training shoes, basketball sneakers, T-shirts, shorts, travel sweats, sweatshirts, coats and more each season.


Lady Lion community service ProJectsThe Lady Lions are involved in numerous community outreach programs throughout the year. The Penn State women’s basketball team has volunteered for various community service organizations, including Pets Come First, Beaver Heights, State College Area Food Bank, YMCA, Kindercare and the Bellefonte Youth Center. Additionally, the Lady Lions have a long-standing participation in the following programs:

coQUeSe’S drive For tHe women’S reSoUrce centerCoquese Washington introduced the Drive for the Women’s Resource Center in 2008 as a way to raise funds for the Centre County Women’s Resource Center. The Center provides services for women and children who are victims of domestic and/or sexual violence. The inaugural tournament raised $5,441 and has continued to grow each event. This year’s tournament more than $18,000 to bring the six-year total to $98,203.

GirLS on tHe rUnThe Lady Lions have worked with Girls on the Run Happy Valley to inspire girls to be joyful, healthy and confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running. The program is for girls 8-13 and combines training for a 3.1 mile running event with self-esteem enhancing, uplifting workouts. The goals of the programs are to encourage positive emotional, social, mental, spiritual and physical development.

SPeciaL oLymPicSEach year the Lady Lions serve as officials for basketball contests and distribute medals at the local and state Special Olympic games. Additionally, the Lady Lions began hosting an annual Special Olympics Basketball Clinic for Centre and Blair Counties in January 2010.

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With a bye date in their schedule the last four seasons, the Lady Lions participated in the Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon, affectionately referred to as THON. THON, the largest student-run philanthropy in the world, raises funds and awareness for the fight against pediatric cancer. Since 1977, THON has raised more than $101 million for The Four Diamonds Fund at Penn State Children's Hospital.

day oF carinGThe Lady Lions participate in the United Way “Day of Caring” each year. The team has painted houses in recent years, but has also helped clean up and landscape areas in State College.

Power oF Pink cLinicAs part of their annual Pink Zone festivities, the Lady Lions have hosted the Kish Bank Power of Pink Clinic leading up to the annual Pink Zone game.

Penn State atHLeteS take actionIn 2012, Lady Lion Gizelle Studevent used her personal experiences of being bullied in high school to create the program Penn State Athletes Take Action. The program, with support from the Centre County Women’s Resource Center, has Penn State student-athletes visit local middle schools monthly to lead discussions with students about the dangers of bullying.

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Pink Zone at Penn state Fast Factsv Penn State has donated $825,317.73 for breast cancer research and awareness combined in the first seven events.v Last season, the Lady Lions donated $260,000 to six breast cancer charities. v The Lady Lions had a record number of survivors, attendance record and a record fundraising effort for the 2013 Pink Zone at Penn State.v The Lady Lions were the recipient of 2013 Play 4Kay Division I award for their efforts in the national effort to raise breast cancer awareness and raise funds in

the fight against breast cancer. The Play 4Kay initiative is a national fundraising effort is in memory of former North Carolina State University head coach Kay Yow, who was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1987 and battled the disease until 2009.

v Pink Zone at Penn State fundraising efforts benefit Mount Nittany Medical Center, Penn State Hershey Cancer Institute, the Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition, the Kay Yow Cancer Fund, J.C. Blair Memorial Hospital and Lewistown Hospital.

v The Lady Lions became the first Division I team in the country to wear pink uniforms in support of breast cancer awareness against Wisconsin on Feb. 4, 2007.v The Lady Lions’ Pink Zone opponents include Wisconsin (2006-07, 2013-14), Iowa (2007-08, 2008-09), Illinois (2009-10), Northwestern (2010-11) Minnesota

(2011-12) and Michigan (2012-13).v The Lady Lions have funded the “Penn State Lady Lion Basketball Cancer Resource Center” at Mount Nittany Medical Center’s new cancer center. The

Resource Center will feature a lending library, American Cancer Society resources, volunteer support, internet access to get the latest information and space for support groups to meet. Mount Nittany is also using Pink Zone monies to fund a five-year position for a breast health navigator

v The Lady Lions have fulfilled their pledge of $50,000 to fund “Penn State Lady Lion Basketball Endowment” through the Penn State Hershey Cancer Institute. The endowment will provide grants for novel ideas in breast cancer research and will be awarded annually.

v The Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition will continue to use funding from Pink Zone for a special pink wrap on the organization's van that is used to travel the state and spread the message of breast cancer awareness and education.

v J.C. Blair Memorial Hospital used its Pink Zone funds to purchase a full field digital mammography system with stereotactic breast biopsy capabilities. J.C. Blair also used the Pink Zone monies to support a breast health coordinator.

v Lewistown Hospital will also utilize Pink Zone funding to purchase a tetherless vacuum-assisted biopsy system to help improve diagnostic care to patients in the breast care center at the hospital.

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Lady Lion BasketBaLL Pink Zone chamPion award

The Penn State women’s basketball team gives out the Lady Lion Basketball Champion Award at each year’s Pink Zone game. This award recognizes those who help champion our cause in finding the cure for breast cancer. The individuals or groups will be chosen to be honored because they have made significant contributions in the area of breast cancer awareness, prevention, education, treatment, research or care.

Lady Lion Basketball Champion Award Winners2010 - Centre County Breast Cancer Coalition

2011 - Fullington Trailways2012 - Steve Falke & the Penn State Bookstore

2013 - Power of Pink (Taryn Noll) & Pink Zone Student Group (Eric Bodnar)

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Brianne O’Rourke & Meredith Monroe played some hoops with

President Barack Obama during a 2008 campaign stop

Coquese Washington with

Good Morning America anchor

Robin Roberts

The Lady Lions with Monday Night Football sideline reporter Lisa Salters

Tori Waldner with

Julius Erving

Talia East, Alex Bentley and

Maggie Lucas with B.o.B.

Luke Bryan poses with Talia East, Tori Waldner, Marisa Wolfe and Alex Bentley

Meggan Quinn and Rascal FlattsThe team poses with Big Sean after

Hoops Madness in 2012

Kam Gissendanner and Meggan Quinn with

Rihanna during a tour stop in Happy Valley

Alex Bentley, Tori Waldner, Talia East,

Dara Taylor and Maggie Lucas with

Regina Belle prior to the

2012 Pink Zone Game

Marisa Wolfe and Carrie Underwood

The Lady Lions with Fabolous after 2011 Hoops MadnessSeveral Lady Lions pose with Kendrick Lamar

Maren Walseth, Marisa Wolfe and Tori

Waldner present Zac Brown Band with

Lady Lion jerseys.


Lady Lions in the BiG ten By the numBers:7

The Lady Lions have won seven regular-season Big Ten titles (1994, 1995, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2012, 2013) since joining the conference in 1992-93.

2Penn State has two Big Ten Tournament titles (1995, 1996) to its credit, which is tied for third-most in conference history.

28Penn State has 28 first team All-Big Ten selections, the most among conference teams since 1992-93.

24The Lady Lions have the most all-time NCAA Tournament appearances (24) of any Big Ten school.

2,919Kelly Mazzante broke the Big Ten scoring record (men or women) with 2,919 tallies in her four years as a Lady Lion.

14The Lady Lions have had 14 players selected in the WNBA Draft since its inception in 1997, the second-most of any Big Ten team.

3Tanisha Wright is the only three-time Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year recipient in conference history.

9A Lady Lion has led the Big Ten in assists nine times in the program’s 17-year history in the conference. Tina Nicholson (1994, 1995, 1996), Helen Darling (1999, 2000), Jess Strom (2003, 2004) and Brianne O’Rourke (2006, 2008) have proven why Penn State is Point Guard U.

.668PSU has a .668 winning percentage in Big Ten Conference games with a 231-115 record. The Lady Lions are the eighth team to get to 200 Big Ten Conference wins and the third-fastest team to accomplish the feat.

17Kelly Mazzante won Big Ten Player of the Week honors 17 times in her career.

nine-time BiG ten chamPions

reGuLar season: 1994 * 1995 * 2000 * 2003 * 2004 * 2012 * 2013conFerence tournament: 1995 * 1996

1994 Big Ten Regular Season Champions1995 Big Ten Regular Season &

Tournament Champions1996 Big Ten Tournament Champions

2000 Big Ten

Regular Season Champions

2003 Big Ten Regular Season Champions 2004 Big Ten Regular Season Champions 2012 Big Ten Regular Season Champions

2013 Big Ten

Regular Season Champions


First team aLL-BiG ten honors

Tina Nicholson3-Time First Team Choice

1994, 1995, 1996

Angie Potthoff3-Time First Team Choice

1995, 1996, 1997

Helen Darling2-Time First Team Choice

1999, 2000

Andrea Garner2-Time First Team Choice

1999, 2000

Maren Walseth2-Time First Team Choice

2000, 2001

Kelly Mazzante4-Time First Team Choice2001, 2002, 2003, 2004

Tanisha Wright3-Time First Team Choice

2003, 2004, 2005

Jess Strom2005 First Team Choice

28 first team selections since 1992-93 are the most in the Big ten

Amanda Brown2007 First Team Choice

Tyra Grant2-Time First Team Choice

2009, 2010

Alex Bentley3-Time First Team Choice

2011, 2012, 2013

Maggie Lucas2-Time First Team Choice

2012, 2013


Lady Lions in the ncaa tournament By the numBers:2000

Penn State made its first NCAA Final Four appearance in 2000, playing in Philadelphia’s First Union Center.

54Penn State has played in 54 NCAA Tournament games, which is tied for 15th all-time.

33Penn State held Holy Cross to 33 points in a first-round win in 2003, tied for the fifth lowest single-game point total in NCAA Tournament history.

30The Lady Lions’ 30 NCAA Tournament wins are tied for 16th all-time.

24The Lady Lions have 24 NCAA Tournament appearances, the most of any Big Ten school.

17Suzie McConnell had an NCAA Regional record 17 assists versus Rutgers in 1986. She also dished out 17 helpers in a first round game against N.C. State to hold two of the top three single-game assist totals in NCAA Tournament history.

15Penn State has hosted the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament 15 times, including the 2011 NCAA Tournament.

11Penn State is one of 11 schools (Connecticut, Georgia, Louisiana Tech, North Carolina, Old Dominion, Stanford, Tennessee, Texas, Vanderbilt, Virginia) with at least 24 NCAA Tournament appearances.

12The Lady Lions have advanced to the “Sweet Sixteen” 12 times.

9Penn State has qualified for the NCAA Tournament nine times as a conference champion.

4The Lady Lions have advanced to the “Elite Eight” four times.

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a season to rememBer:2000 was Penn state’s:First Final Four AppearanceThird Big Ten ChampionshipFirst 30-Win Season (30-5)

Eighth 25-Win Season19th 20-Win Season

27th Consecutive Non-Losing Season

“3, 2, 1 ... Penn State is going to Philadelphia!”

-Jerry FisherLady Lion Radio Announcer

March 27, 2000

“It is something that I will cherish for the rest of my life, to be the first Penn State women’s team to go to the Final Four. We are a part of history

and will always be connected.”-Chrissy Falcone

“Although we were tired, Rene wanted us to experience the Final Four as a whole: the banquets, award presentations, open practices, everything. I look back

and really appreciate that now.”-Helen Darling

“I remember running out for the game and my legs were shaking so bad in warm-ups that I could barely shoot a layup. There were over 20,000 people there and I just couldn’t believe that I was playing in an NCAA Final Four. It was definitely a dream come true

and was such an amazing experience.”-Lisa Shepherd


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“I remember arriving in Philly to the TV cameras and the kids with signs, and thinking, wow, this is the real deal! We were treated like superstars! You dream about that one shining moment ... and we had it, it was ours and no one can ever take that away from the 10 of us. It’s fun every year to go to the Final Four and see the previous years’ banners hanging from the current arena. When I see the Philly Bell, I know that we were

there, Penn State Proud!”-Maren Walseth

“I remember wanting to prove our naysayers wrong. We had

been overlooked in the past and we wanted to prove them

wrong. Even though we didn’t have a ‘superstar,’ we played as

a true team. Personally, it was great to be home and great to

finish my career where it began.”

-Andrea Garner

“The moment I remember most is when Helen, Dre and I stood on the court in the First Union Center, looking at the seats filled with the Liberty Bell seat cushions. We were all thinking back to the time our freshman year when we went to watch the Final Four in Cincinnati and set our goals on reaching our own Final Four one day. At that moment, one of us asked if it was all worth it and if we could do it again? We joking said that we wouldn’t do it

‘all’ again, but it was worth it.”-Marissa Graby

“The memory that keeps coming to my mind is at the Final Four banquet, they gave us chocolates in the shape of Liberty Bells. I was seated near Rashana Barnes and the player on my other side (I won’t mention any names!) said something like ‘Oh, my bell is cracked.’ Rashana and I both looked at her wondering if she could be serious, then realizing that she absolutely was! She had no idea the bell was cracked, and just thought she was getting a

misformed piece of chocolate.”-Jen Price, Assistant Coach

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LISA (ADAMS) ADAMSKY ’79Managing Director at Marsh, USA in McMurray, Pa.; Won a bronze medal in the National Senior Games in 2013 with former Lady Lions Paula Franetti and Peggy Schwinge Sharp.

NICOLE ARCIDIACONO ’10Lives in New York City and works for Nike Basketball in the Brand Marketing department, covering Nike’s East territory.

PEG BARTI ’73Works at AMICA Mutual Insurance Company in East Rochester, N.Y.

FRANCIS LYNN (BASS) BENYO ’65Works in college guidance at Parish Episcopal School in Dallas, Texas.

JENNIFER BEDNAREK ’80Faculty member, teaching health and physical education, at Immaculate Heart Academy in Washington Township, N.J.

ALEX BENTLEY ’13Member of the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream.

JENNY BRENDEN ’05Administrative specialist in the University of Minnesota athletics department.

STACEY BREWER ’99Assistant Director of Anderson Preparatory (principal of the middle school) in Anderson, Ind.

AMANDA (BROWN) STREETER ’07Resident Prosthetist at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children in Dallas, Texas.

JESS BRUNGO ’04Third grade teacher in Summit, N.J.

NANCY (CARLSON) LEWINE ’78Owns and runs two businesses (Achievement Alliance Corp. & Nancy Lewine Originals, Inc.) in suburban Philadelphia.

KATRENA (CARR) PEROU ’02Executive director of Helping Hands Bring Sunshine (non-profit that supports schools in Haiti) in New York City.

DAWN (CHAMBERS) STEPHENS ’90Owns her own Northwest Kansas Physical Therapy in Kansas.

TONI CLARKE ’79Circuit Court Judge in Prince George’s County, Md.

EM (CLEMENTS) DOYLE ’98Executive for Warner Bros Studios; Opened a non-profit school for underprivileged student-athletes; Also owns two tennis academies in Austin, Texas. CARLA COLEMAN ’95Guidance counselor and head girls’ basketball coach at Harriton High School in Rosemont, Pa.

BETHANY (COLLINS) IRWIN ’88Head girls’ basketball coach at State College (Pa.) High School.

HELEN DARLING ’00Writing & publishing educational children’s books.

LYNN (DOUGHERTY) ROMAN ’92Teaches health and physical education in the North Allegheny School District.

CHERYL ELLISON ’83Chief operating director at Rancho Capistrano (Calif.).

CHRISSY (FALCONE) KONOPKA ’01Assistant communications manager for Nestle; resides in Cleveland.

LISA FALOON ’87Owns “Fitness Techniques” where she is an exercise physiologist in Oakmont, Pa.

ANDREA GARNER ’00Math teacher in Philadelphia.

KAM GISSENDANNER ’08Head Coach at LaRoche College. MARISSA GRABY HOOVER ’00Associate Director of Development at Penn State Harrisburg.

NIKKI GREENE ’13Plays basketball for the Samsung Life Blue Minx of the Korean WKBL.

KAHADEEJAH HERBERT ’85Sales representative for Ameritech Phone Company, Dayton, Ohio.

STACEY HRIVNAK-O’CONNOR ’96Assistant girls’ basketball coach, Northeast Bradford High School.

LAURA (HUGHES) KOPP ’87Head girls’ basketball coach Franklinville (N.Y.) High School.

JEN KRETCHMAR ’93Senior assistant director of undergraduate admission at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C.

LISA LAMBERT ’89Managing director, Intel Capital and Software and Solutions company in Santa Clara, Calif.

KIM (LAZOR) CLARK ’93Preschool teacher and assistant girls’ basketball coach at Howland High School in Lake Milton, Ohio.

CORINNE LEPARIK ’78Retired from Payroll Operations Manager for ACS; working part time for Bergen County (N.J.) Parks Department in golf course operations.

PATTY LONGNECKER ’86 Owner of Penn State Sub Shop, State College, Pa.

TIFFANY (LONGWORTH) BORUFF ’97High school counselor at Peru (Ind.) High School and coach for local youth basketball programs in Peru.

NAN LUCAS VAN FLEET ’71Retired public school teacher. Lives in Douglassville, Pa., where she and her husband own a small horse farm.

SUE LYMPANY ’71Elementary school teacher in Pittsburgh.

SALLY (MANSON) HANDLON ’71President & Founder of Handlon Business Resources in Lehigh Valley, Pa.

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where are they now?RASHIDA MARK ’09Junior financial analyst for FMC Corporation in Philadelphia.

MISSY (MASLEY) STECK ’95Stockbroker for Charles Schwab; Head varsity girls’ basketball coach at Cherry Creek (Colo.) High School.

KELLY MAZZANTE ’04Founder of the Kelly Mazzante Foundation.

SUZIE McCONNELL-SERIO ’88Head coach at University of Pittsburgh.

PAT MEISER (head coach 1974-80)Director of Athletics, University of Hartford.

MEREDITH MONROE ’10Financial Analyst in the Aerospace and Defense Industry at The Boeing Company in Philadelphia.

TINA NICHOLSON ’96Assistant girls’ basketball coach, Downington (Pa.) High School.

BRIANNE O’ROURKE ’09Playing basketball for Spisska Nova Ves of the Slovakian and Middle European Leagues.

VANESSA PAYNTER ’87Assistant Executive Director of the Paterson YMCA, Paterson, N.J.

KATHY (PHILLIPS) DRYSDALE ’92Penn State Lady Lion Basketball Marketing Manager.

MARLENE (PITCHOK) KELLY ’70Retired from Anne Arundel (Md.) County Public Schools.

ANGIE POTTHOFF ’97Associate Director of Operations & Technology for women’s basketball at the University of Notre Dame.

MEGGAN QUINN ’10Deputy sheriff in the Calvert County (Md.).

AMY REITER ’80Special education behavior coach at Canaan Elementary School in Canaan, N.H.; Coached basketball for 21 year prior to taking current position.

CHARITY RENFRO ’07Marketing Executive Assistant at inContact in Salt Lake City, Utah.

SUSAN ROBINSON FRUCHTL ’92Head coach at Providence College.

CANDY ROYER ’71Resource Development officer at MIT.

LISA SALTERS ’88Sideline reporter for Monday Night Football and NBA games at ESPN.

PEGGY (SCHIPPER) SHARP ’79Business director at Arkema Inc. in Philadelphia, Pa.; Won a bronze medal in the National Senior Games in 2013 with former Lady Lions Paula Franetti and Peggy Schwinge Sharp.

ASHLI SCHWAB ’05Teacher at Elco High School in Myerstown, Pa.

LISA (SHEPHERD) STIDHAM ’01Personal trainer and gives private basketball lessons in Fishers, Ind.

JULIE SORIERO ’74Director of Athletics and Department Head - DAPER, MIT.

ADRIENNE (SQUIRE) MORELLI ’07Co-owner of X-Factor Fitness & Sports Performance LLC in Westfield, Ind.

JANE STANTON GRILLEY ’71Playing basketball with a senior women’s team in Connecticut; Recently won Bronze at the National Senior Games in Houston, Texas.

MAG STRITTMATTER ’78Executive Director of Jeffco Action Center, Inc., in Denver, Colo.

JESS STROM ’05Head coach at California (Pa.) University.

GIZELLE STUDEVENT ’13Author of the book, “Bridges”; Founder of the anti-bullying program, Penn State Athletes Take Action (PSATA).

SHELBY THAYER ’96Manager of Web Strategy and User Experience at Penn State .

SUSAN (TOPPER) TRAVIS ’71Mediation and arbitration lawyer in the Lehigh Valley.

JULIA TROGELE ’11Law student at Penn State Dickinson Law School.

MAREN WALSETH ’01Assistant coach at Penn State University.

MASHEA WILLIAMS ’09Assistant basketball coach and trainer at Mercyhurst Prep.

TERRI WILLIAMS-FLOURNEY ’91Head coach at Auburn University.

TANISHA WRIGHT ’05Member of WNBA’s Seattle Storm.


aLumni coachinG in the coLLeGe ranks

KAM GISSENDANNER ’08Head coach, LaRoche College

SUZIE McCONNELL-SERIO ’88Head coach, University of Pittsburgh

ANGIE (POTTHOFF) BARBER ’97Associate Director of Operations & Technology for women’s basketball at the University of Notre Dame

SUSAN ROBINSON FRUCHTL ’92Head coach, Providence College

JESS STROM ’05Head coach, California University of Pennsylvania

MAREN WALSETH ’02Assistant coach, Penn State University

TERRI WILLIAMS-FLOURNOY ’91Head coach, Auburn University

aLumni coachinG in the hiGh schooL ranks

CARLA COLEMAN ’95Head girls’ basketball coach, Harriton (Pa.) High School

BETHANY COLLINS IRWIN ’88Head girls’ basketball coach, State College Area (Pa.) High School

LYNN (DOUGHERTY) ROMAN ’92Head JV girls basketball coach, North Allegheny (Pa.)

STACEY HRIVNACK-O’CONNOR ’96Assistant girls’ basketball coach, Northeast Bradford High School

LAURA (HUGHES) KOPP ’87Head girls’ basketball coach Franklinville (N.Y.) High School

KIM (LAZOR) CLARK ’93Assistant girls’ basketball coach at Howland High School in Lake Milton, Ohio

MISSY (MASLEY) STECK ’95Head girls’ basketball coach, Cherry Creek (Colo.) High School

TINA NICHOLSON ’96Assistant girls’ basketball coach, Downington (Pa.) High School

Lady Lion LeGends in coachinG

Susan Robinson Fructhl ’92

Angie Potthoff ’97 Jess Strom’05 Terri Williams-Flounoy ’91

Suzie McConnell-Serio’88

Maren Walseth ’02


The Lady LionsSeaSon in Review

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2012-13 SeaSon in ReviewBIG TEN CHAMPIONS: The Lady Lions clinched the Big Ten regular-season title outright for the second-straight year with an 82-67 win at Nebraska on Mar. 3. The back-to-back titles are the first for the program since the 2002-03 and 2003-04 squads accomplished the feat. It was the fifth outright regular-season title for the Lady Lions (2000, 2003, 2004, 2012) and seventh overall (1994, 1995). PSU is the ninth team to claim consecutive championships in Big Ten history. Penn State’s 14-2 Big Ten record is the best since the 2003-04 squad went 15-1.

THREE CONSECUTIVE 25-WIN SEASONS: With a 76-66 win over Ohio State in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals, the Lady Lions notched their 25th win of the season. This was the third consecutive season 25-win season for Penn State and 13th overall. This is only the second time in program history that the Lady Lions have posted three consecutive 25-win seasons, joining the 1993-94, 1994-95 and 1995-96 campaigns.

DUO DRAFTED: Alex Bentley and Nikki Greene were among the 36 players selected in the 2013 WNBA Draft presented by State Farm. Bentley, who was one of the 12 players in attendance at the WNBA Draft at ESPN Headquarters in Bristol, Conn., was the first to hear her name called by the Atlanta Dream with the 13th overall pick. Greene then added her name to the long line of Lady Lions to be selected in the WNBA Draft when she was selected 26th by the Phoenix Mercury. Bentley and Greene are the first tandem of Lady Lion players selected in the draft since 2004 (Jess Brungo and Kelly Mazzante). Additionally, Bentley’s selection with the 13th choice is the highest pick for a Lady Lion since Tanisha Wright was the 12th overall selection by the Seattle Storm. Penn State has now had 14 players drafted by WNBA teams since 1997, the most in the Big Ten Conference.

PSU 8TH IN AP POLL: The Lady Lions finished eighth in the final Associated Press Top 25 of the season. The Lady Lions spent much of the season in the Top 10, peaking sixth for a two-week stretch, the highest ranking for a Penn State team in the AP poll since PSU was fifth in the final 2004 poll.

LIONS RANKED 12TH IN COACHES POLL: The Lady Lions were 12th in the final USA Today Sports Coaches’ Poll after spending the entire regular season in the Top 10. Penn State peaked at No. 7 twice last season, marking its best ranking for PSU since the Lady Lions were seventh in the final 2004 poll.

24TH NCAA TOURNAMENT BERTH: Penn State made its 24th NCAA Tournament appearance and third-straight. The Lady Lions are one of only 11 teams to earn 24 or more NCAA Tournament berths. The Lady Lions are 30-24 all-time in the NCAA Tournament.

LUCAS FINALIST FOR WADE TROPHY: Junior guard Maggie Lucas was one of 12 finalists for the prestigious State Farm Wade Trophy as the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association’s (WBCA) National Player of the Year. Lucas was the first Lady Lion to be a State Farm Wade Trophy Finalist since Kelly Mazzante in 2004 and it is the seventh time that a Lady Lion has been on the elite list.

BENTLEY WINS POMEROY: Senior guard Alex Bentley was selected as the 2013 recipient of the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award, which is presented annually by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, to the nation’s outstanding female collegian 5-8 and under who has excelled both athletically and academically. She is the third Lady Lion to win the honor, joining Suzie McConnell (1988) and Helen Darling (2000) as Penn Staters to win the award. Penn State is the only school to have three Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award winners.

LUCAS HAULS IN NATIONAL HONORS: Junior guard Maggie Lucas popped up on several All-America lists last season. She was named to the Associated Press All-America second team, USBWA All-America squad, WBCA All-America honorable mention and Full Court All-America second team. Additionally, Lucas is one of 15 finalists for the John R. Wooden Award. She was also selected as the PremierPlayers.com Women’s Player of the Year in a fan vote.

BENTLEY’S AWARDS PILE UP: Senior guard Alex Bentley took home a pair of All-America honors last season, earning honorable mention selections from the WBCA and the Associated Press. Bentley appeared on the WBCA All-America list for the second consecutive season, making her the first Lady Lion since Kelly Mazzante (2002-04) to win WBCA All-America honors in back-to-back seasons. Bentley was also a finalist for the Nancy Lieberman Award for the nation’s top point guard.

COQUESE WBCA REGIONAL COY: Head coach Coquese Washington was selected as the Russell Athletic/WBCA Region 6 Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season. Washington was one of eight finalists for the 2013 Russell Athletic/WBCA National Coach of the Year.

STUDEVENT HONORED FOR SERVICE: Senior Gizelle Studevent has been selected to the inaugural Allstate WBCA Good Works Team. The team is composed of 10 women’s basketball student-athletes who have made outstanding contributions in the areas of volunteerism and civic involvement. The 10-member team features five student-athletes from Division I and five student-athletes from Division II, III and the NAIA. After being bullied in high school, Studevent used an independent study project at Penn State to create “Penn State Athletes Take Action.” The program works with the Centre County Women’s Resource Center (CCWRC) to develop a program to take into local middle schools to talk with students about bullying and bully prevention on a monthly basis. Throughout her development of the program, Studevent has enlisted the help of several other student-athletes, including athletes from women’s basketball, track & field, soccer, cheerleading, football and dance team, to go to weekly training sessions at the CCWRC and then on to present at local middle schools.

LUCAS = BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Junior guard Maggie Lucas was selected as the 2013 Big Ten Player of the Year by both the coaches and the media. She is the third Lady Lion (Kelly Mazzante and Helen Darling) to win Player of the Year and the first since Kelly Mazzante won back-to-back honors in 2003 and 2004. Lucas is the first junior to win Player of the Year accolades since Ohio State’s Jantel Lavender in 2010.

COQUESE IS COY AGAIN: Penn State mentor Coquese Washington won her second consecutive Big Ten Coach of the Year award from the media. She is the first PSU coach to win back-to-back COY honors since Rene Portland won the award in 2003 and 2004. This is the fifth time in Big Ten history that a coach has won back-to-back Coach of the Year accolades.

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Alex BentleyFrances Pomeroy Naismith AwardNancy Lieberman Award Finalist

WBCA Honorable Mention All-AmericaAP Honorable Mention All-America

First Team All-Big Ten (coaches & media)Big Ten All-Defensive Team

Joanie O’Brien Most Outstanding Player Award

Ariel edwArdsAcademic All-Big Ten

nikki GreeneThird Team All-Big Ten (coaches)

Honorable Mention All-Big Ten (media)Academic All-Big Ten

Tom Caldwell “Unsung Hero” Award

MAGGie lucAsUSBWA First Team All-AmericaAP Second Team All-America

Full Court Second Team All-AmericaWBCA Honorable Mention All-America

Wade Trophy FinalistWooden Award Finalist

PremierPlayers.com WBB Player of the YearFirst Team All-Big Ten (coaches & media)

Joanie O’Brien Most Outstanding Player Award

MiA nicksonHonorable Mention All-Big Ten (media)

Robin Lombard Spirit AwardAcademic All-Big Ten

Gizelle studeventAllstate WBCA Good Works Team

Big Ten Outstanding Sportsmanship AwardBig Ten Sportsmanship Award (WBB)

Stand Up Award (Rock Ethics Institute)Jeanette Goss Courage/Leadership Award

Academic All-Big Ten

dArA tAylorBig Ten All-Defensive Team

Collegiate Pride Defensive Player of the YearAcademic Achievement Award

Academic All-Big Ten

tori wAldnerAcademic All-Big Ten

coquese wAshinGtonWBCA Region 6 Coach of the YearBig Ten Coach of the Year (media)

BACKCOURT NAMED TO BIG TEN FIRST TEAM: Junior guard Maggie Lucas and senior guard Alex Bentley were named to the All-Big Ten first team. Lucas was a unanimous selection by the coaches. Bentley garners first team accolades for the third time in her career, making her the fifth player in program history to earn the honor three or more times. She joins Tina Nicholson (1994, 1995, 1996), Angie Potthoff (1995, 1996, 1997), Kelly Mazzante (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004) and Tanisha Wright (2003, 2004, 2005) as the only players to garner first team honors three or more times in their career. Lucas is the first unanimous selection for the Lady Lions since Tanisha Wright in 2005. Lucas is also the 10th Lady Lion to win first team accolades multiple times in a career.

MORE BIG TEN ACCOLADES: Senior center Nikki Greene was selected third team All-Big Ten by the coaches and honorable mention All-Big Ten by the media. It is the third all-conference selection for Greene, who was a media third team choice and coaches honorable mention choice last year and an honorable mention recipient in 2011 by the media. Guards Alex Bentley and Dara Taylor were named to the Big Ten All-Defensive team. It is Bentley’s second consecutive berth on the defensive squad. PSU has had a representative on the team each of the last three seasons.

BIG TEN STATS TITLES: Junior guard Maggie Lucas tied for the Big Ten lead in three-point field goal percentage in conference play with a .430 mark. She was the first Lady Lion to win the Big Ten long range percentage crown since Jess Brungo shot .487 from deep in 2000-01 and was the fourth Penn State player to win the three-point field goal percentage title (Brungo, Lisa Shepherd - twice, Tina Nicholson). As a team, the Lady Lions led the Big Ten in scoring offense in conference play with a 74.4 mark, nearly six points better than the second-ranked team. Penn State won back-to-back scoring titles for the first time since accomplishing the feat in 1994 and 1995. It is the seventh overall scoring crown for the Lady Lions. Additionally, Penn State .435 from the field in league play to finish atop the Big Ten in field goal percentage for the first time in school history. It is the first time in nine years that Ohio State hasn’t won the field goal percentage title. PSU also led the league in three-point field goal percentage (.393) for the fourth time in school history and first time since 2011. Penn State is the first team in Big Ten history to lead the conference in scoring offense, field goal percentage and three-point field goal percentage in a Big Ten season.

WINS UNDER COQUESE: The Lady Lions have increased their Big Ten win total in each of Coquese Washington’s six seasons in Happy Valley. Penn State won four games in Washington’s first year and improved to six wins in 2008-09. In Washington’s third year, PSU had eight wins before collecting 11 victories in 2010-11 and 13 wins a year ago. Last season, the Lady Lions collected 14 conference wins, the most since the 2003-04 team went 15-1.

GREENE IS THE CLUB’S ONLY MEMBER: With one block at Indiana on Feb. 7, senior center Nikki Greene became the ONLY player in Penn State history to accumulate 1,000 points, 900 rebounds and 200 blocks. Greene finished her career with 1,132 points, 994 rebounds and 215 blocks.

BENTLEY’S STELLAR CAREER CLOSES: Alex Bentley completed an outstanding career and etched her name into the Penn State and Big Ten record books. She was the fourth player in Big Ten history and second player in school history (Suzie McConnell) with 1,500 points, 500 assists and 300 steals as she ended her career with 1,786 points, 567 assists and 325 steals. She leaves Happy Valley ranked second in school history in steals, tied for sixth in assists, eighth in scoring, third in field goals attempted, sixth in field goals made and 10th in assist average. With 109 steals her senior season, Bentley became just the fourth player in school history to hit the century mark in thefts in a season, joining Suzie McConnell (four times), Corinne Gulas (twice) and Helen Darling.

LUCAS CONTINUES TO LIGHT IT UP: Junior guard Maggie Lucas continued her run in the Penn State scoring records as she tallied 644 points with a 20.1 scoring average to become the second player in Penn State history with multiple 600-point campaigns (Kelly Mazzante). Additionally, Lucas drained 98 three-pointers a year ago to move into second in Penn State history and third in Big Ten history in three-point field goals made (292). With 1,838 career points, Lucas is seventh in program history in scoring entering her final season. She also sits atop the Penn State career free throw percentage record books with an .887 mark heading into her senior year Lucas has also entered the Penn State single-season record books, ranking fifth in scoring (644), third in free throw percentage (.900), tied for third in three-pointers list (98) and second in three-point field goal percentage chart (.462).


2012-13 StatiStiCS

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# Player GP-GS Min. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-T Avg. PF-D A TO Blk. Stl. Pts. Avg.

33 Lucas, Maggie 32-31 1106 210-476 .441 98-212 .462 126-140 .900 25-119-144 4.5 63-1 69 88 10 72 644 20.1

20 Bentley, Alex 32-32 996 180-440 .409 25-89 .281 66-81 .815 14-94-108 3.4 71-1 112 62 8 109 451 14.1

54 Greene, Nikki 32-32 695 112-231 .485 0-0 .000 69-106 .651 118-153-271 8.5 104-1 11 69 39 26 293 9.2

24 Nickson, Mia 31-31 902 93-218 .427 0-0 .000 78-113 .690 97-115-212 6.8 70-2 31 46 13 32 264 8.5

23 Edwards, Ariel 32-6 666 96-207 .464 13-26 .500 47-63 .746 25-77-102 3.2 71-2 23 48 10 10 252 7.9

02 Taylor, Dara 32-25 871 86-225 .382 18-61 .295 33-53 .623 28-73-101 3.2 80-1 108 89 4 77 223 7.0

05 East, Talia 31-1 387 23-51 .451 0-0 .000 23-40 .575 35-62-97 3.1 61-3 10 24 21 13 69 2.2

01 Agee, Candice 26-0 204 20-54 .370 0-0 .000 11-20 .550 17-31-48 1.8 33-0 2 13 13 4 51 2.0

25 Studevent, Gizelle 32-1 297 28-75 .373 0-4 .000 5-8 .625 2-19-21 0.7 10-0 13 13 2 6 61 1.9

44 Waldner, Tori 30-0 275 19-59 .322 0-1 .000 10-13 .769 31-54-85 2.8 47-0 8 22 32 11 48 1.6

40 Wolfe, Marisa 1-1 1 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0-0 0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Team 87-52-139 4.5 13

PENN STATE 32 867-2036 .426 154-393 .392 468-637 .735 479-849-1328 41.5 610-11 387 487 152 360 2356 73.6

OPPONENTS 32 658-1792 .367 152-494 .308 422-608 .694 384-777-1161 36.3 566-15 383 623 115 241 1890 59.1

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# Player GP-GS Min. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D-T Avg. PF-D A TO Blk. Stl. Pts. Avg.

33 Lucas, Maggie 16-15 561 104-243 .428 46-107 .430 70-77 .909 15-53-68 4.3 35-0 32 46 5 34 324 20.3

20 Bentley, Alex 16-16 504 101-247 .409 13-46 .283 27-34 .794 5-39-44 2.8 35-1 47 28 4 55 242 15.1

54 Greene, Nikki 16-16 353 57-110 .518 0-0 . 000 33-57 .579 71-74-145 9.1 55-1 3 32 21 12 147 9.2

24 Nickson, Mia 16-16 489 50-111 .450 0-0 .000 46-64 .719 51-62-113 7.1 35-0 12 20 5 18 146 9.1

23 Edwards, Ariel 16-0 320 44-93 .473 7-12 .583 27-34 .794 13-30-43 2.7 31-0 11 20 4 7 122 7.6

02 Taylor, Dara 16-15 443 48-116 .414 11-29 .379 11-21 .524 12-35-47 2.9 37-1 52 47 2 50 118 7.4

05 East, Talia 16-0 181 9-16 .563 0-0 .000 12-20 .600 15-34-49 3.1 39-3 2 9 11 6 30 1.9

25 Studevent, Gizelle 16-1 130 12-31 .387 0-1 .000 2-4 .500 0-10-10 0.6 3-0 4 4 1 1 26 1.6

01 Agee, Candice 12-0 71 7-17 .412 0-0 .000 5-10 .500 5-8-13 1.1 17-0 0 6 5 0 19 1.6

44 Waldner, Tori 16-0 147 7-26 .269 0-1 .000 3-5 .600 15-30-45 2.8 28-0 4 11 22 5 17 1.1

40 Wolfe, Marisa 1-1 1 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0-0 0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

Team 32-26-58 3.6 5

PENN STATE 16 439-1010 .435 77-196 .393 236-326 .724 234-401-635 39.7 315-6 167 228 80 188 1191 74.4

OPPONENTS 16 332-865 .384 84-266 .316 216-312 .692 185-386-571 35.7 293-9 195 315 46 106 964 60.2

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2012-13 ReSultSDate Opponent W/L Score Attend. High Scorer High Rebounder11/11/12 HOWARD W 72-61 3655 (25)Lucas, Maggie (10)Nickson, Mia 11/14/12 at #16/13 Texas A&M W 63-58 4756 (21)Bentley, Alex (11)Nickson, Mia 11/18/12 LAFAYETTE W 75-34 3700 (12)Lucas, Maggie (9)Lucas, Maggie (12)Nickson, Mia 11/23/12 vs. Detroit $ W 80-72 479 (28)Lucas, Maggie (7)Greene, Nikki 11/24/12 at Cal State Northridge $ W 85-73 568 (23)Lucas, Maggie (20)Greene, Nikki 11/29/12 at Miami (Fla.) % L 65-69 1286 (20)Lucas, Maggie (7)Greene, Nikki 12/2/12 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 101-44 4072 (24)Lucas, Maggie (9)Agee, Candice 12/6/12 at #2/2 UCONN L 52-67 8072 (15)Lucas, Maggie (8)Nickson, Mia 12/9/12 GEORGETOWN W 97-74 4059 (39)Lucas, Maggie (13)Greene, Nikki 12/12/12 at Virginia Tech W 60-41 3587 (17)Lucas, Maggie (10)Nickson, Mia 12/16/12 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W 60-50 4747 (17)Greene, Nikki (9)Bentley, Alex 12/23/12 NJIT W 82-37 7852 (21)Lucas, Maggie (8)Lucas, Maggie 1/3/13 NORTHWESTERN * W 73-69 3863 (24)Lucas, Maggie (13)Nickson, Mia 1/6/13 at Michigan State * W 76-55 6818 (18)Taylor, Dara (10)Greene, Nikki 1/13/13 #RV/23 NEBRASKA * W 80-58 6098 (19)Bentley, Alex (11)Nickson, Mia (19)Lucas, Maggie 1/17/13 WISCONSIN * W 84-40 3848 (23)Greene, Nikki (14)Greene, Nikki 1/21/13 at #23/RV Michigan * W 59-49 2842 (19)Lucas, Maggie (11)Greene, Nikki 1/24/13 MINNESOTA * W 64-59 4089 (26)Lucas, Maggie (13)Greene, Nikki 1/27/13 at Ohio State * W 71-56 6802 (18)Lucas, Maggie (13)Greene, Nikki 1/31/13 at Wisconsin * L 61-63 3602 (18)Lucas, Maggie (6)Nickson, Mia (6)Greene, Nikki 2/4/13 #13/11 PURDUE * W 69-61 5030 (17)Lucas, Maggie (9)Greene, Nikki 2/7/13 at Indiana * W 76-54 1799 (20)Lucas, Maggie (11)Nickson, Mia (20)Bentley, Alex 2/10/13 MICHIGAN STATE * W 71-56 6325 (24)Bentley, Alex (6)Greene, Nikki 2/14/13 at Iowa * W 81-69 5783 (21)Lucas, Maggie (8)Nickson, Mia 2/20/13 ILLINOIS * W 95-62 4539 (22)Lucas, Maggie (9)Lucas, Maggie 2/24/13 MICHIGAN * W 68-57 14173 (21)Lucas, Maggie (9)Greene, Nikki 2/28/13 at Minnesota * L 81-89 2808 (23)Lucas, Maggie (9)Greene, Nikki 3/3/13 at #20/25 Nebraska * W 82-67 10832 (34)Lucas, Maggie (9)Lucas, Maggie 3/8/13 vs. Ohio State # W 76-66 4020 (20)Bentley, Alex (11)Nickson, Mia 3/9/13 vs. Michigan State # L 46-54 5505 (23)Lucas, Maggie (9)Lucas, Maggie 3/24/13 vs. Cal Poly & W 85-55 2991 (19)Lucas, Maggie (13)Nickson, Mia 3/26/13 at LSU & L 66-71 3055 (16)Greene, Nikki (16)Greene, Nikki ALL CAPS indicates home game* - Big Ten Conference game$ - Radisson Thanksgiving Classic (Northridge, Calif.)% - ACC/Big Ten Challenge (Coral Gables, Fla.)# - Big Ten Tournament (Hoffman Estates, Ill.)& - NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Baton Rouge, La.)


2012-13Selected with the 13th overall pick by the Atlanta Dream in the 2013 WNBA Draft ... WBCA Honorable Mention All-America ... Associated Press Honorable Men-tion All-America ... 2013 Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award winner, which is presented annually by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, to the nation’s outstanding female collegian 5-8 and under who has excelled both athletically and academically ... First team All-Big Ten selection, making her the fifth player in program history to earn the honor three or more times ... Named to the Big Ten’s All-Defensive team for the second time in her career ... Fourth player in Big Ten history and second player in school history (Suzie McConnell) with 1,500 points, 500 assists and 300 steals ... Final-ist for the Nancy Lieberman Award for the nation’s top point guard ... Was on the 2013 Wade Trophy Watch List, Wooden Award Top 20, Naismith Top 30 Watch List and 2013 Ann Meyers Drysdale Award Midseason Watch List from the USBWA ... 2013 Big Ten Preseason Co-Player of the Year (coaches); first team preseason All-Big Ten (coaches & media) ... Big Ten Co-Player of the Week (2/12) ... Shared the Joanie O’Brien Most Outstanding Player Award with Maggie Lucas ... Finished her career second in school history in steals (325), tied for sixth in assists (567), eighth in scoring (1,786), third in field goals attempted (1,685), sixth in field goals made (725) and 10th in assist average (4.3) ... Seventh on Penn State’s single-season steals chart (109) in 2012-13 ... Fourth player in school history with 100 or more steals in a season, joining Suzie Mc-Connell (four times), Corinne Gulas (twice) and Helen Darling ... Ninth player in school history and 24th in Big Ten history with 500 assists ... Ninth player in school history with 1,700 points ... Fourth player in school history and 15th player in Big Ten history with 300 steals ... Finished in the top 15 in the Big Ten in scoring (11th – 14.1), assists (9th – 3.5), free throw percentage (9th - .815) and assist-to-turnover ratio (3rd – 1.8) ... Notched 18 points in the NCAA Tournament win over Cal Poly (3/24) ... Chipped in 20 points to go along with four assists, one block and one steal in the Big Ten Quarterfinals against Ohio State (3/8) ... Chipped in 19 points, three rebounds, three assists and four steals at Minnesota (2/28) ... Filled the stat sheet with 20 points via an 8-for-12 shoot-ing performance to go along with five rebounds, seven assists and five steals against Illinois (2/20) ... Had a season-high 24 points via a 9-for-16 shooting performance with three assists and four steals in the win over Michigan State (2/10) ... Notched 20 points with four rebounds and three steals playing in her home state for the final time at Indiana (2/7) ... Tallied 16 points, three rebounds, two assists and two steals in the win at Ohio State (1/27) ... Accounted for 16 points, two rebounds, three assists and five steals in the win at Michigan (1/21) ... Solid on both sides of the ball with 14 points, five assists and game-high six steals in the win over Wisconsin (1/17) ... Contributed a game-high 19 points to go along with five rebounds and five steals against Nebraska (1/13) ... Tied her career high with eight steals in the victory over NJIT (12/23) ... Reg-istered 23 points via an 8-for-14 shooting performance with five rebounds, four assists and two steals against Georgetown (12/9) ... Collected 19 points to go along with three rebounds, eight assists and three steals in the Cal State Northridge game (11/24) ... Scored 14 of her game-high 21 points in the second half after battling foul trouble in the opening frame at #16/13 Texas A&M (11/14) ... Also tallied four assists and four steals against the Aggies ... Accounted for 14 points, six rebounds and seven steals in the season opening win over Howard (11/11).

2011-12WBCA Honorable Mention All-America ... All-Big Ten first team selection for the second time in her career, making her one of nine players in school history with multiple first team accolades ... Selected to Big Ten All-Defensive team ... Wade Trophy, Wooden Award Midseason and Naimsith Trophy Midseason watch lists ... Collegiate Pride Defensive Player of the Year ... 33rd Lady Lion and 15th junior to score 1,000 career points with 11 tallies against Virginia Tech (12/6) ... First Lady Lion to lead the conference in steals (3.1) since Jess Strom led the Big Ten in back-to-back seasons in 2003-04 and 2004-05 ... Finished in the Top 15 in the Big Ten in scoring (11th - 14.1), assists (4th - 4.7), steals (2nd - 3.0), assist-to-turnover ratio (7th - 1.4) and minutes played (8th - 33.9) ... Posted nine 20-point games ... Big Ten Preseason Player of the Year (coaches and media) ... Selected as Nugget Classic Tournament MVP after averaging 18.0 points, 4.5 assists and 4.5 steals in two games ... Named to Lady Lion Classic All-Tournament team after averaging 15.0 points, 3.0 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 2.5 steals ... Connected on 50% (7-14) of her shots en route to 21 points with five assists in the NCAA First Round win over UTEP (3/18) ... Recorded 22 points with three steals and four assists in the Big Ten semifinals against Purdue (3/3) ... Nabbed seven steals against Minnesota in the Big Ten Quarterfinals (3/2), which ties for the fifth-most thefts in a BTT game ... Connected on 7-of-12 shots from the field en route to 18 points at Northwestern (2/12) ... Hit the go-ahead three-pointer to give PSU a 66-65 lead with 38.9 seconds remaining in the comeback win at Minnesota (2/5) ... Tallied 21 points to go along with a career-high seven rebounds, two assists and six steals in the win over Iowa (1/22) ... Scored 16 of her 23 points in the first half in the win at Nebraska (1/15) ... Nabbed a career-high eight steals to go along with 22 points in the Big Ten opener against Nebraska ... The eight thefts are the most for a Lady Lion since Kelly Mazzante had eight steals vs. Fairfield on Dec. 2, 2001 ... Was 10-for-14 from the field on the way to 23 points against Wagner (12/18) ... Paced the Lady Lions with 18 points at #19/25 Texas Tech (12/3) ... Posted her first career double-double with 15 points and a personal-best 15 assists in the win over #14/13 North Carolina (11/30) ... Had a solid all-around game with 23 points on 11-of-15 shooting, six assists and five steals at Nevada (11/26) ... Notched a team-best 20 points and nine assists at Delaware (11/17) ... Accounted for 22 points and four assists in the win over Washington State (11/11).

2010-11Participated in USA Basketball World University Games trials in Colorado ... 11th Lady Lion in school history to earn first team All-Big Ten honors with a first team selection by the coaches ... Third team All-Big Ten choice by the media ... 17th on single-season assists list (174) ... Finished in the Top 15 in the Big Ten in scoring (12th - 14.4), assists (2nd - 5.0), field goal percentage (14th - .446), free throw percentage (11th - .798), steals (6th - 2.0) and assist-to-turnover ratio (4th - 1.7) ... Shared the Joanie O’Brien Most Outstanding Player Award with Julia Trogele ... Named to Big Ten All-Tournament team after averaging 15.3 points, 3.3 assists and 3.0 steals in three

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games ... Seven 20-point games ... Registered 21 points on 9-of-16 shooting with four assists and

two steals in the NCAA Tournament game versus DePaul (3/21) ... Tallied 25 points, four assists and a steal in 38 minutes of action against Dayton in the NCAA Tournament First Round (3/19) ... Was 6-for-12 from the field en route to a game-high 19 points in the Big Ten quarterfinal win over Purdue (3/4) ... Netted a game-high 25 points, including 15 in the first half, to go along with five assists, three rebounds and a blocked shot at Iowa (2/6) ... Scored 16 of her team-high 21 points in the first half in the upset win over Ohio State (1/30) ... Also tallied seven assists, three rebounds and a steal against the Buckeyes ... Had a game-high 24 points, including nine free throws in the final 1:35 to seal the win at Northwestern (1/6) ... Also added six assists and four steals against the Wildcats ... Registered a game-high 19 points, three assists, two rebounds and one steal in the victory over #13 Iowa (12/30) ... Recorded a career-high 28 points on 11-of-21 shooting, including a game-tying scoop shot with 0.5 seconds remaining in regulation at Boston College (12/2) ... Narrowly missed a double-double with 26 points and a career-high tying nine assists in a win at Dayton (11/12).

2009-10All-Big Ten third team selection by the coaches and an honorable mention choice by the media ... Unanimous selection to the Big Ten All-Freshman team ... Named Full Court Press Freshman All-America third team ... Finished 10th in the Big Ten in field goal percentage (.445), fourth in assists (4.03), seventh in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.47) and 15th in steals (1.6) ... Seventh on Penn State’s freshman season scoring list with 265 points ... Fifth on the Lady Lion freshman season assist chart with 125 helpers ... Posted 21 double-digit scoring games, including three 20-point games ... Big Ten Co-Freshman of the Week (Jan. 18) ... Led the team with 17 points on 7-for-12 shooting at Indiana (2/28) ... Shot 60% (9-15) from the field on the way to 18 points and six assists versus Iowa in the Big Ten tourney (3/5) ... Was 8-for-14 from the field, including a career-best four three-

pointers, en route to 20 points, four assists and three steals at Purdue (2/14) ... Dished out eight assists to

supplement eight points and a steal versus Minnesota (2/11) ... Made her first eight shots from the field en route to 20 points and two steals against No. 8/9 Ohio State (2/7) ... Scored 22 of her career-high 27 points in the second half and overtime, including Penn State’s final seven tallies of regulation versus Purdue (1/28) ... Notched 19 points on 7-for-15 shooting from the field in the win over Illinois (1/24) ... Also handed out six assists, grabbed five rebounds and blocked two shots versus the Illini ... Sparked an 11-0 run to give Penn State the lead against Iowa (1/14) with five consecutive points on the way to 15 points, five assists and two steals ... Named to Dead River Company Classic All-Tournament team after averaging 10.5 points, 3.5 rebounds and 2.5 assists in two games ... Led four Lady Lions in double figures with 16 points via a 6-for-11 shooting effort in the victory over NJIT (11/15).

hiGh schoolAveraged 15.7 points, 2.6 assists, 2.2 steals and 3.2 rebounds to lead Ben Davis to the Indiana State Championship and a perfect 30-0 record in her senior year ... The Giants were ranked No. 1 in the USA Today Super 25 poll ... Earned a third team berth on the Parade Magazine 33rd Annual All-America High School Girls Basketball Team as a senior ... Finalist for 2009 Indiana Miss Basketball ... Two-time All-State choice, with a first team berth as a senior ... Indiana Junior and Senior All-Star ... 2009 Marion County Player of the Year ... Four-time All-County recipient ... Four-time All-MIC selection... Finished her career with 1,550 points, ... Also ran track & field and played golf.

PersonAlFull name is Alexandria Marie Bentley ... Born October 27, 1990 in Indianapolis, Indiana ... Parents are Jeff and Marie Wilson ... Has one brother, Jeff Wilson II, and one sister, Alana Bentley ... Majored in broadcast journalism with a minor is sociology.

Bentley’s cAreer stAtsYear GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-O A TO B S PTS AVG2009-10 31-30 957 157-353 .445 21-67 .313 30-50 .600 15-70-85 2.7 63-2 125 85 10 49 365 11.82010-11 35-34 1106 204-457 .446 22-63 .349 75-94 .798 17-78-95 2.7 74-1 174 102 12 69 505 14.42011-12 33-33 1119 184-435 .423 19-63 .302 78-114 .684 15-73-88 2.7 79-2 156 114 8 98 465 14.12012-13 32-32 996 180-440 .409 25-89 .281 66-81 .815 14-94-108 3.4 71-1 112 62 8 109 451 14.1CAREER 131-129 4178 725-1685 .430 87-282 .309 249-339 .735 61-315-376 2.9 287-6 567 363 38 325 1786 13.6


2012-13Selected with the 26th overall pick by the Phoenix Mercury in the 2013 WNBA Draft ... Third team All-Big Ten selection by the coaches and honorable mention by the media ... Is ONLY player in Penn State history with 1,000 points, 900 rebounds and 200 blocks ... Jan. 22 Big Ten Player of the Week ... Broke the Penn State record for consecutive games started (131) and overall games started (131) ... Finished her career ranked second in school history in blocked shots (215), fourth in rebounding (994) and 30th in scoring (1,132) ... Ranked 15th on Penn State’s single-season rebounding chart with 271 carmons in her senior season ... Became the 35th player in school history with 1,000 points with a nine-point performance against Minnesota (1/24) ... Second player in school history and 11th player in Big Ten history with 200 blocks ... Second player in school history with 1,000 points, 900 rebounds and 100 blocks (Andrea Garner) ... Surpassed the 900-rebound plateau, the sixth player at PSU to accomplish the feat, with nine caroms against Purdue (2/4) ... Is just the third player in school history with multiple 20-rebound games in their career (Mary Donovan & Mag Strittmatter) ... Finished fifth in the Big Ten in rebounding, seventh in field goal percentage (.485), 10th in blocked shots (1.2), second in offensive rebounds (3.7) and 11th in defensive rebounds (4.8) ... Filled the stat sheet with 17 points, five rebounds, one assist, two blocks and one steal in the win over Ohio State in the Big Ten Quarterfinals (3/8) ... Tallied 10 points, six rebounds and one block in the win at Nebraska (3/3) ... Scored all 15 of her points and pulled in eight of her nine rebounds in the second half at Minnesota (2/28) ... Recorded eight points with nine rebounds and two blocks in the win over Michigan on Senior Day (2/24) ... Had six points, eight rebounds and two blocks against Illinois (2/20) .... Chipped in six points, seven rebounds and two blocks in the win at Iowa (2/14) .... Pulled in 10 rebounds to go along with four points, all from the free throw line, and a block at Indiana (2/7) ... Notched her fourth double-double of the season with 11 points and 13 rebounds in the win at Ohio State (1/27) ... Tallied her fourth-straight double digit rebounding perfor-mance with 11 boards to go along with eight points and three blocks at Michigan (1/21) ... Posted her third double-double of the year with a season-best 23 points to go along with 14 points and two blocks versus Wisconsin (1/17) ... Just missed out on a double-double with nine points and 10 rebounds against Nebraska (1/13) ... Earned a double-double with 14 points, including 10 tallies in the second half, and 10 rebounds at Michigan State (1/6) ... Registered 12 points, six rebounds, two steals and one block in the win over NJIT (12/23) ... Accumulated a game-best 17 points on 7-of-11 shooting with six rebounds and a steal against South Dakota State (12/16) ... Snagged 13 rebounds in the win over Georgetown (12/9) .... Ac-counted for 10 points, six rebounds, two blocks and a steal in the win over Fairleigh Dickinson (12/2) ... Posted a 20-20 for her 10th career double-double and first of the season with 21 points and 20 boards in the win at Cal State Northridge (11/24) ... Was 13-for-14 from the free throw line, including 11-for-12 in the final five min-utes, against the Matadors ... Recorded six points, six rebounds and three blocks in just 10 minutes of action against Lafayette (11/18) ... Playing in front of several friends and family members, scored all eight of her points and pulled in six of her seven rebounds in the second half at #16/13 Texas A&M (11/14).

2011-12Third team All-Big Ten (media) selection and All-Big Ten honorable mention choice (coaches) ... Academic All-Big Ten choice ... Led the team and was fourth in the Big Ten in rebounding with a 7.8 average ... Finished seventh in the conference in field goal percentage (.472) and fifth in blocks (1.4) ... 19th on Penn State’s single-season rebounding list with 259 boards ... Surpassed the 300-point mark in a season for the first time in her career ... Became the 27th member of the Lady Lions’ 500-rebound club with seven caroms against Iowa State (11/25) ... Just missed a double-double with 12 points, nine rebounds and three blocks in the NCAA First Round win over UTEP (3/18) ... Scored five points in an 11-second span in the final 30 seconds to tie the game at 66-66 in the Big Ten semifinals against Purdue (3/3) ... Tallied 12 points, three rebounds and two blocks against the Boilers ... Surpassed the 800-point and 700-rebound mark with 11 points, all of which came in the second half, and eight boards against Minnesota in the Big Ten quarterfinals (3/2) ... Was 6-for-7 from the field en route to 12 points in 21 minutes of action in the win over Minnesota (2/26) ... Claimed her second double-double of the season with a career-high 25 points and 15 rebounds in the win over #8/11 Ohio State (2/20) ... Notched a season-high 17 points via a 7-for-12 effort from the field to go along with six rebounds and two blocks in the win over Indiana (2/2) ... Posted her first double-double of the season with 13 points and 11 rebounds at Michigan (1/26) ... Registered 14 points and seven rebounds at Wisconsin (1/2) ... Pulled in a season-best 15 rebounds with nine points, four steals and two blocks in the Big Ten opener versus Nebraska (12/30) ... Was a perfect 6-for-6 from the field on the way to 13 points, four rebounds and three blocks in the win over UMES (12/11) ... Playing in her home state of Texas for the first time, tallied 11 points and eight rebounds at #19/25 Texas Tech (12/3) ... Accounted for 13 points, six rebounds and three blocked shots in the win over #14/13 North Carolina (11/30) ... Narrowly missed a double-double with nine points, 10 rebounds and a blocked shot in the Lady Lion Classic Championship game win over Middle Tennessee (11/13).

2010-11All-Big Ten honorable mention choice by the media ... First Lady Lion named to the Big Ten All-Defensive team (award began in 2006) ... Academic All-Big Ten selection ... Seventh player in school history to reach 100 career blocks ... Sixth on Penn State’s single-season blocks chart with 75 rejections ... Sixth in the Big Ten in rebounding (7.8) and fifth in blocks (2.1) ... Six double-doubles ... Chosen as the team’s Collegiate Pride Defensive Player of the Year ... Became the first Lady Lion since 1987 to grab 20 rebounds in a game with a career-best 20 caroms against Indiana (1/23) ... Her 20 rebounds tie the Bryce Jordan Center record and are tied for fifth on Penn State’s single-game list ... Scored 12 points and had four rebounds in the first half of the NCAA Tournament game against DePaul (3/21) ... Had eight points and 14 rebounds in the Big Ten quarterfinal win over Purdue (3/4) ... Was 4-for-5 from the field and finished with 10 points, six rebounds and a blocked shot at Ohio State (2/17) ...

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Converted on the game-winning layup with 40 seconds remaining to lift the Lady Lions past Indiana (2/13) ...

Accumulated 14 points on 7-of-10 shooting, nine rebounds, two blocks and an assist in 18 minutes of action at Michigan (2/3) ... Posted second-straight double-double with 12 points, 10 rebounds and three blocked shots in the upset win over #23/24 Ohio State (1/30) ... Collected her fifth double-double of the year with 16 points and 14 rebounds to compliment three blocks in the win at Illinois (1/27) ... Pulled down 11 rebounds to go with eight points and two blocks at Purdue (1/20) ... Notched 12 points, seven rebounds and four blocked shots at Wisconsin (1/2) ... Just missed a double-double with nine points, 10 rebounds in the upset victory over #13 Iowa (12/30) ... Also blocked five shots and nabbed three steals against the Hawkeyes ... Tallied 16 points, eight rebounds and three blocked in 17 minutes in the victory over Bucknell (12/28) ... Posted her fourth double-double of the year with 12 points and a game-high 14 rebounds in the win over Maine (12/12) ... Turned in her third double-double of the season with 14 points and 13 rebounds in the OT loss to Boston College (12/2) ... Registered her third career double-double with 24 points on 9-of-10 shooting and 13 boards versus Utah (11/25) ... Posted her second career double-double with career highs of 20 points and 16 rebounds in a double OT win at Dayton (11/12).

2009-10Tenth on Penn State’s single-season blocks list (55) and second on PSU’s freshman season rejections chart ... Fourth on the Lady Lions’ freshman season rebounding rankings with 192 boards ... Second on the team and 12th in the Big Ten in rebounding (6.2) ... Named Dec. 14 Big Ten Freshman of the Week ... Second Penn State freshman to block 50 or more shots in a season ... Shared the team’s Most Improved Player Award with Marisa Wolfe ... Had 11 points, five rebounds and four steals against Hofstra (3/18) ... Posted 12 points via a 5-for-7 shooting performance against Minnesota (3/4) in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament ... Knocked down five of her eight shots from the field on the way

to 11 points and seven rebounds against Wisconsin (2/25) ... Tied for third on Penn State’s single-game

blocks list with seven rejections vs. Purdue (1/28) ... Filled the stat sheet with nine points, eight rebounds and a career-high seven blocks against Purdue (1/28) ... Narrowly missed a double-double with nine points and 11 rebounds in the win over Illinois (1/24) ... Had 12 points via a 4-for-7 effort from the field and 4-for-5 mark from the line in the upset win over #23/20 Michigan State (1/17) ... Was 6-for-11 from the field to equal her career-high with 12 points and eight rebounds in victory at Iowa (1/14) ... Rejected five shots and pulled down 11 rebounds, including five on the offensive glass, in the overtime win against Indiana (1/10) ... Had 12 points, all of which came in the second half, to go along with seven rebounds and a blocked shot in the win over #15/15 Pittsburgh (12/12) ... Sealed the win over #15/15 Pitt by making 5-of-6 free throws in the final 1:04 ... Recorded her first collegiate double-double with 12 points and 14 rebounds in the win over Monmouth (12/9) ... Rejected her first career shot 52 seconds into her first collegiate game at Drexel (11/13).

hiGh schoolInvited to the USA Basketball Trials for the U19 FIBA World Championships ... Led Diboll High School to a school-record 35-2 mark and the 18-AAA District Championship ... Claimed WBCA All-America selection ... Was a SLAM! Magazine High School All-America honorable mention pick ... 19th-ranked recruit in the country by ESPN/HoopGurlz ... First team All-State selection ... Claimed 18-AAA District MVP honors ... 3AAA Player of the Year ... Was also a member of the volleyball, track & field and powerlifting teams.

PersonAlFull name is Sheniqua S. Greene ... Born September 6, 1990 in North Charleston, South Carolina ... Parents are Anita Fuller (Mayfield) and Nathaniel Green ... Has one brother, Nathan Greene, and two sisters, Sade Greene and RaShawn Robinson ... Sister, Sade, played volleyball at Taft College ... Graduated in August with a degree in integrative arts.

Greene’s cAreer stAtsYear GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-O A TO B S PTS AVG2009-10 31-31 637 86-196 .439 0-0 .000 46-86 .535 93-99-192 6.2 115-6 11 70 55 19 218 7.02010-11 35-35 792 124-287 .432 0-0 .000 50-103 .485 97-175-272 7.8 114-5 8 74 75 40 298 8.52011-12 33-33 680 120-254 .472 0-0 .000 83-129 .643 97-162-259 7.8 116-3 13 58 46 37 323 9.82012-13 32-32 695 112-231 .485 0-0 .000 69-106 .651 118-153-271 8.5 104-1 11 69 39 26 293 9.2CAREER 131-131 2804 442-968 .457 0-0 .000 248-424 .585 405-589-994 7.6 449-15 43 271 215 122 1132 8.6


2012-13Completed her career ranked 10th in Penn State history in rebounding average (7.0), 20th in rebounds (632) and tied for 20th in free throws made (257) ... Team captain for the third consecutive season ... Selected as the Robin Lombard “Spirit” Award winner for the second consecutive year ... Ranked 12th in the Big Ten in rebounding (6.8) and was fourth in offensive boards (3.1) ... Became the 28th member of Penn State’s 500-rebound club with six caroms at Michigan State (1/6) ... Scored her 800th career point in a Lady Lion uniform at Nebraska (3/3) ... Earned a double-double with 13 points on 6-of-9 shooting and 13 rebounds in the NCAA Tournament win over Cal Poly (3/24) ... Chipped in four points, seven rebounds, two assists and two steals versus Michigan State in the Big Ten Semifinals (3/9) ... Recorded her 600th rebound with an eight-point and 11-board effort in the Big Ten quarterfinal win over Ohio State (3/8) ... Filled the stat sheet with 12 points, six rebounds, one block and one steal in the victory at Nebraska (3/3) ... Chipped in eight points and eight rebounds, including five on the offensive glass, at Minnesota (2/28) ... Accumulated 11 points, eight rebounds and an assist against Michigan (2/24) ... Recorded 13 points to supplement seven rebounds, two assists and a pair of steals in the win over Illinois (2/20) ... Notched a solid performance with 11 points and eight rebounds at Iowa (2/14) ... Had four steals to compliment nine points and five rebounds against Michigan State (2/10) ... Turned in a double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds in the win at Indiana (2/7) ... Dropped in 11 points to go along with four rebounds and an assist in the win over #13/11 Purdue (2/4) ... Contributed 11 points with six rebounds at Wisconsin (1/31) ... Tallied eight points and nine rebounds in the win over Wisconsin (1/17) ... Corralled a game-high 11 rebounds to go with seven points and a block in the win over Nebraska (1/13) ... Registered a double-double with 14 points, including going 8-for-10 from the free throw line, and 13 rebounds in the win over Northwestern (1/3) ... Accounted for nine points, five rebounds and a steal against South Dakota State (12/16) ... Posted her second double-double of the season with 10 points and a game-high 10 rebounds at Virginia Tech (12/12) ... Notched six points, three rebounds and a pair of assists in the win over Big East foe Georgetown (12/9) ... Found continued success against Connecticut with eight points, eight rebounds, two assists and three steals in Storrs (12/6) ... Tallied eight points, four rebounds and a block at Miami (11/29) ... Chipped in eight points and three rebounds in the win at Cal State Northridge (11/24) ... Had a game-high points 12 to go along with six rebounds, two assists a block and a steal against Lafayette (11/18) ... Accounted for six points, 11 rebounds and two blocks in the win at #16/13 Texas A&M (11/14) ... Recorded a double-double in the season-opener against Howard (11/11) with 14 points, including a 6-for-10 effort from the field, and 10 rebounds.

2011-12Honorable mention All-Big Ten choice ... Named to NCAA Tournament Kingston All-Region team ... Academic All-Big Ten choice ... Earned the team’s Robin Lombard “Spirit” Award and Jeanette Goss “Courage” Award ... Tallied a team-best 19 points on 8-of-12 shooting in the NCAA Sweet Sixteen loss to UConn (3/25) ... Notched her fourth double-double of the year with 14 points, including a 6-for-6 effort at the free throw line, with 10 rebounds in the win at LSU (3/20) ... Posted her third double-double of the season with 18 points and 15 rebounds to go along with a pair of steals in the win over #8/11 Ohio State (2/20) ...Narrowly missed out on a double-double with nine points, 13 rebounds and a career-high three blocks in the Big Ten semifinals against Purdue (3/3) ... Chipped in 10 points, eight rebounds and three steals against Minnesota in the Big Ten quarterfinals (3/2) ... Just missed out on a double-double with 12 points, nine rebounds and a career-best two blocked shots in the win at #17/19 Purdue (2/12) ... Earned her fifth career 20-point game with 20 markers via a 10-for-12 effort from the free throw line and nine rebounds in the win at Minnesota (2/5) ... Tallied a season-high 18 points via an 8-for-9 effort at the free throw line, to go along with six rebounds and a steal at Michigan State (1/29) ... Earned her second double-double of the year with 12 points and 11 rebounds in the win at Nebraska (1/15) ... Posted first double-double of the season and seventh of her career with 10 points and 14 rebounds, including eight offensive boards, at Wisconsin (1/2) ... Returned after missing two games to pull down a team-best 13 rebounds against Iowa State (11/25).

2010-11Six double-doubles ... Among the Big Ten leaders in scoring (28th - 10.5), rebounding (9th - 6.7) and field goal percentage (2nd - .521) ... Named the Robin Lombard “Spirit” Award winner ... Academic All-Big Ten selection ... Tallied eight points and eight rebounds in the NCAA Tournament loss to DePaul (3/21) ... Registered a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds in the NCAA Tournament win over Dayton (3/19) ... Scored 13 of her team-best 17 points in the second half in the Big Ten Championship game against Ohio State (3/6) ... Just missed out on a double-double with 11 points and nine rebounds, including six on the offensive glass, in the win over Northwestern (2/27) ... Tallied her fifth double-double of the season with 12 points and 11 rebounds, including seven offensive caroms, against Purdue (2/24) ... Notched 14 points on 6-of-10 shooting to go with six rebounds at Ohio State (2/17) ... Scored eight of her 12 points in the first half in the win over Indiana (2/13) ... Posted her fourth 20-point game of the season with 22 tallies against #11/13 Michigan State (2/10) ... Compiled her fourth double-double of the season with 13 points and 15 rebounds in the upset win at #20/22 Iowa (2/6) ... Helped seal the win over the Hawkeyes by making all six free throw attempts in the final 45 seconds ... Narrowly missed out on a double-double with 10 points and eight rebounds in the win over #23/24 Ohio State (1/30) ... Posted her third career double-double with 25 points and a career-high 17 rebounds, including 14 offensive

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boards, against Indiana (1/23) ... Also tied her career high with six steals against the Hoosiers (1/23) ... Made

every shot she took (5-for-5 field; 2-for-2 free throw) on the way to her second career double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds in the win over Minnesota (1/13) ... Accounted for four points, a team-high nine rebounds and a steal at Northwestern (1/6) ... Was 7-for-11 from the field on the way to 18 points, six rebounds and a career-best six steals in the win over Bucknell (12/28) ... Narrowly missed a double-double with 10 points and nine rebounds in 22 minutes of action against Maine (12/12) ... Posted her second-straight 20-point game with 23 tallies on 8-for-13 shooting from the field and a perfect 7-for-7 mark from the free throw line in the win over Army (12/8) ... In her first collegiate start, recorded her first career double-double with personal bests of 26 points and 14 rebounds against Texas Tech (12/5) ... Was 8-for-10 from the field and 10-for-11 from the free throw line against the Raiders ... Knocked down 5-of-7 shots from the field en route to 11 points and four rebounds versus South Carolina (11/21) ... Had a key rebound and layup with 14 seconds left to seal the overtime win at Oakland (11/18) ... Accounted for 10 points and four rebounds in 11 minutes versus the Grizzlies ... Tallied career highs of 15 points and nine rebounds off of the bench in a win at Dayton to open the season (11/12).

2009-10Sat out the 2009-10 season due to NCAA transfer rules ... Shared the Tom Caldwell “Unsung Hero” Award with Meggan Quinn.

2008-09 (At Boston colleGe)Played in 28 games ... Averaged 1.6 points and 2.0 rebounds ... Had four rebounds and three points against Florida State (3/6) in the ACC Tournament ... Notched three rebounds in 11 minutes versus Maryland (2/9) ... Grabbed six rebounds in nine minutes against NJIT (1/21) ... Had a career-high seven points against Wake Forest (1/15) ... Also corralled five rebounds against the Demon Deacons ... Tallied five points and seven rebounds against Virginia Tech (1/11) ... Registered four points, three rebounds and an assist in 11 minutes at Georgia Tech (1/8) ... Accounted for four points, three rebounds and a steal at Dartmouth (12/29) ... Chipped in five points and a rebound against Florida International (12/14) ... Had six points and three rebounds against New Hampshire (12/9) ... Tallied five points and five rebounds versus St. Francis (Pa.) (11/14).

hiGh schoolGuided Notre Dame Academy to a No. 4 ranking in the 2008 ESPN High Elite 25 Girls Basketball poll ... Preseason All-America choice by The Sporting News heading into her senior season ... Averaged 12.9 points as a senior ... Finished her career with more than 1,500 points ... Was the MVP of the Flint Hill Tip-Off Tournament and the Delly Curry Bojangles Shoot-out in 2007.

PersonAlFull name is Mia Sharron Nickson ... Born on January 28, 1990 in Heidelburg, Germany ... Parents are Gene and Sharon Gennings ... Has one sister, Kyndal Gennings ... Graduated in August 2012 with a degree in communication, arts and sciences and graduated with a second degree in labor studies and employment relations in August 2013.

nickson’s cAreer stAtsYear GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-O A TO B S PTS AVG2008-09* 28-0 203 17-42 .405 0-0 .000 11-22 .500 21-36-57 2.0 25-0 7 14 1 7 45 1.62010-11 35-27 924 126-242 .521 0-0 .000 116-146 .795 113-121-234 6.7 80-1 21 60 3 38 368 10.52011-12 24-24 636 70-166 .422 0-0 .000 63-88 .716 80-106-186 7.8 50-0 23 27 8 19 203 8.52012-13 31-31 902 93-218 .427 0-0 .000 78-113 .690 97-115-212 6.8 70-2 31 46 13 32 264 8.5PSU 90-82 2462 289-626 .462 0-0 .000 257-347 .741 290-342-632 7.0 200-3 75 133 24 89 835 9.3CAREER 118-82 2665 306-668 .458 0-0 .000 268-369 .726 311-378-689 5.8 225-3 82 147 25 96 880 7.5* - at Boston College


2012-13One of five NCAA Division I recipients of the Allstate WBCA Good Works Team award for outstanding contributions in the areas of volunteerism and civic involvement ... Was one of 24 student-athletes to be selected as Big Ten Outstanding Sportsmanship Award honoree ... Nominee for the Honda Inspiration Award and the NCAA Sportsmanship Award ... Selected as “Stand Up Award” recipient from the Rock Ethics Institute ... Claimed the Jeannette Goss Courage/Leadership Award ... Had a career-high 61 points on the season ... Academic All-Big Ten honoree ... Earned the start on senior day and registered two points, one rebound and one assists in the win over Michigan (2/24) ... Had two points and two rebounds in the victory over Illinois (2/20) ... Continued to provide a solid spark off of the bench with four points on 2-of-3 shooting at Ohio State (1/27) ... Hit a pair of back-to-back baskets and finished with four points against Minnesota (1/24) ... Knocked down a jumper to start a 12-0 run to seal the win at Michigan (1/21) ... Contributed five points, three rebounds and one steal off of the bench against Wisconsin (1/17) ... Registered four points and a blocked shot in 10 minutes of action against Nebraska (1/13) ... Went 3-for-5 from the field en route to six points and two rebounds against NJIT (12/23) ... Made both of her shots from the field en route to four points with one assist and one steal in eight minutes of action at Miami (11/29) ... Tallied four points against Cal State Northridge (11/24) ... Recorded two points and three assists in the win over Detroit (11/23) ... Was 3-for-5 from the field on the way to seven points in the win over Lafayette (11/18) ... Pulled in a rebound and blocked a shot against Howard (11/11).

2011-12Academic All-Big Ten honoree ... Set personal season bests in rebounds (38), steals (9) and assists (18) ... Tied her career high with 10 points on a 5-for-6 shooting night in the win over Indiana (2/2) ... Hit a pair of key jumpers en route to four points and three rebounds against Middle Tennessee (11/13) ... Registered four points and three rebounds in the win over Minnesota (2/26) ... Connected on a bucket in transition for her only score of the game in the win over #8/11 Ohio State (2/20) ... Chipped in two points, two rebounds and an assist in the win at Northwestern (2/12) ... Recorded five points, two rebounds and an assist at Michigan (1/26) ... Accounted for four points and three assists at Wisconsin (1/2) ... Dished out a career-high four assists with two points and three rebounds in the victory over Wagner (12/18) ... Celebrated her 21st birthday with eight points, three rebounds and an assist in 19 minutes of action in the win over UMES (12/11) ... Tallied two points and two steals in the win over Virginia Tech (12/6) ... Nabbed a steal at Texas Tech (12/3) ... Connected on three of her four shots from the field on the way to six points, three rebounds and a career-high three assists at Nevada (11/26) ... Was 2-for-3 from the field and finished with four points at Delaware (11/17) ... Notched two points and a rebound against Washington State (11/11) ... Had four points and two rebounds in the exhibition win over Bloomsburg (11/5).

2010-11Academic All-Big Ten selection ... Grabbed a rebound against Illinois in the Big Ten semifinals (3/5) ... Scored on a layup at Ohio State (2/17) ... Pulled in two rebounds in the win over Illinois (1/16) ... Tallied five points on 2-of-3 shooting in nine minutes against Minnesota (1/13) ... Dished out a career-high two assists in four minutes at Northwestern (1/6) ... Had two points and two rebounds against Bucknell (12/28) ... Tied her career highs with three rebounds and one assist versus Drexel (12/21) ... Also added two points against the Dragons ... Made three free throws on the way to three points against Maine (12/12) ... Chipped in four points and two rebounds in the win over Army (12/8) ... Accounted for two points, one rebound and one assist in the win over Hartford (11/27) ... Was 3-for-5 from the field and 3-for-4 from the free throw line to score a career-high 10 points in the opening frame at Oakland (11/18) ... Registered a career-high two steals and equalled her career best with three rebounds against Rider (11/14).

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2009-10Registered six points and two rebounds in the WNIT game against Hofstra (3/18) ... Drained her first career three-pointer en route to a career-high seven points in the Big Ten Tournament against Iowa (3/5) ... Made every shot she took (1-1 FG; 2-2 FT) on the way to four points in five minutes against Minnesota (3/4) ... Tied career marks with three rebounds and one assist against Michigan (2/18) ... Was 3-for-5 from the field en route to six points against Minnesota (2/11) ... Also blocked her second career shot versus the Golden Gophers ... Recorded a steal in the overtime loss to Purdue (1/28) ... Netted her only shot on the way to two points in the win over Indiana (1/10) ... Tallied two points and two rebounds in the win over Oakland (12/21) ... Chipped in one point, three rebounds and a steal in a season-best 20 minutes against Monmouth (12/9) ... Had four points in seven minutes versus Georgia Tech (12/2) ... Also pulled down her fourth career rebound ... Had two points off of the bench in the win over Buffalo (11/27) ... Accounted for two points, one steal and one assist in the win over Bucknell (11/19) ... Scored her first collegiate points with four markers against NJIT (11/15) ... Registered her first career blocked shot in the season-opening win over Drexel (11/13).

hiGh schoolLed The Bishop’s School to a 30-3 record and the San Diego City Championship her senior year ... Averaged 18.2 points and 4.1 rebounds as a senior ... Selected as the 2009 California Division IV Player of the Year ... Was the 2009 San Diego Hall of Champions Player of the Year ... Earned Coastal Conference Player of the Year accolades as a senior ... First team All-State choice in 2009 after a second team berth in 2008 ... Two-time All-San Diego first team choice ... San Diego County first team All-Academic honoree ... Finished her career with 1,725 points ... Tied the National High School record with seven three-pointers en route to 32 points in a state playoff loss to St. Mary’s in 2008 ... AAU team FBC Blue was undefeated for two years in national tournaments ... Helped her AAU team accumulate a 64-4 record in two years on the team ... Also played volleyball.

PersonAlFull name is Gizelle Evelyn Studevent ... Born December 11, 1990 in San Diego, California ... Parents are Raymond Studevent and Evelyn Sullivan ... Has one brother, Liam, and one sister, Lianna ... Graduated with a degree in in crime, law and justice in May.

studevent’s cAreer stAtsYear GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-O A TO B S PTS AVG2009-10 25-0 197 16-51 .314 2-11 .182 6-10 .600 1-14-15 0.6 8-0 4 15 2 5 40 1.62010-11 24-0 174 12-37 .324 2-3 .667 10-16 .625 6-17-23 1.0 5-0 5 20 0 4 36 1.52011-12 31-0 307 26-64 .406 0-4 .000 7-8 .875 11-27-38 1.2 19-0 18 14 0 9 59 1.92012-13 32-1 297 28-75 .373 0-4 .000 5-8 .625 2-19-21 0.7 10-0 13 13 2 6 61 1.9CAREER 112-1 975 82-227 .361 4-22 .182 28-42 .667 20-77-97 0.9 42-0 40 62 4 24 196 1.8


2012-13Team captain for the second-straight season ... Missed the season with concussion-like symptoms ... Earned the start for Senior Day.

2011-12Team captain ... Had three points in the NCAA Tournament win over UTEP (3/18) ... Notched eight points and six rebounds in 17 minutes of action off of the bench in the win over Iowa (1/22) ... Chipped in six points and five rebounds in 20 minutes of relief at Illinois (1/19) ... Was a spark off the bench for the Lady Lions with four points, three rebounds and a steal in nine minutes at Nebraska (1/15) ... Contributed four points, two rebounds and a blocked shot against Michigan State (1/7) ... Had four points and two rebounds at Wisconsin (1/2) ... Was 3-for-5 from the field and 3-for-3 from the free throw line to finish with nine points at Bucknell (12/21) ... Registered nine points on 4-of-6 shooting to compliment seven rebounds, one block and two steals in the win over Wagner (12/18) ... Had two points and three rebounds in the win over Virginia Tech (12/6) ... Drained her fourth career three-pointer and finished the game with seven points, two rebounds and a personal-best three steals versus #14/13 North Carolina (11/30) ... Notched four points with a pair of rebounds and an assist in the win at Nevada (11/26) ... Scored four points to go along with two offensive rebounds and a pair of steals in the win over Iowa State (11/25) ... Was 2-for-3 from the field and finished with four points in her first game of the season at South Carolina (11/20).

2010-11Selected as the team’s Tom Caldwell “Unsung Hero” award winner ... Recorded four points on 2-of-3 shooting and three rebounds in seven minutes against DePaul (3/21) in the NCAA Tournament Second Round ... Had two points in the NCAA Tournament win over Dayton (3/19) ... Was 2-for-3 from the field, including a three-pointer, on the way to five points and three rebounds in 11 minutes against Ohio State in the Big Ten title game (3/6) ... Tallied four points, two rebounds and a steal against Illinois (3/5) ... Scored on her only attempt from the field at #20/22 Iowa (2/6) ... Accounted for two points, three rebounds and two steals in nine minutes of action at Illinois (1/27) ... Had four points and a rebound in nine minutes at Purdue (1/20) ... Collected two points, four rebounds, one assist and a steal in the win over Illinois (1/16) ... Notched six points on 3-for-4 shooting from the field to go with three rebounds and two blocked shots at Northwestern (1/6) ... Chipped in a two points versus Delaware (12/19) ... Tied her season high with seven points and five rebounds in the win over Maine (12/12) ... Registered four points and five boards in the win over Army (12/8) ... Accounted for four points, five rebounds and tied her career high with two blocks in the victory over Texas Tech (12/5) ... Surpassed the 100-point and 100-rebound plateau for her career with seven points and personal-best seven rebounds against #23 Green Bay (11/26) ... Tallied four points and two rebounds against South Carolina (11/21) ... Recorded four points and three boards in the OT win at Oakland (11/18) ... Tied her career high with six rebounds and chipped in four points and a pair of steals in the win over Rider (11/14).

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2009-10Finished 15th on Penn State’s freshman season field goal percentage chart (.532) ... Shared the team’s Most Improved Player Award with Nikki Greene ... Selected as Big Ten Freshman of the Week (Feb. 22) ... Registered four points on a perfect shooting performance from the field and four rebounds against Iowa (3/5) ... Accounted for four points and five rebounds in 11 minutes at Indiana (2/28) ... Had a career night with personal bests of 13 points on 5-of-7 shooting, six rebounds and 22 minutes played against Michigan (2/18) ... Chipped in two points and five rebounds at Purdue (2/14) ... Tied her career high with five rebounds and nabbed a steal against Minnesota (2/11) ... Registered four points, four rebounds, a block and a steal in a career-high 19 minutes at Michigan State (2/4) ... Tallied two points, three rebounds and a career-best two blocks versus Purdue (1/28) ... Made her first two collegiate three-point attempts en route to six points in the Pink Zone win over Illinois (1/24) ... Was 2-for-3 from the field and finished with four points, five rebounds and a blocked shot in the overtime win against Indiana (1/10) ... Had a then-career night at Northwestern (1/3), going 5-for-5 from the field on the way to 10 points ... Also nabbed a career-high three steals and tied her season mark with four rebounds ... Made both of her shots from the field en route to four points and two rebounds in the win over Oakland (12/21) ... Had four points, two rebounds and a pair of blocked shots in the win at Bucknell (11/19) ... Scored her first career point on a free throw at Drexel (11/13) ... Also pulled down two rebounds in seven minutes against the Dragons.

hiGh schoolAveraged a double-double with 18.2 points and 10.6 rebounds per game to lead Ford City to a 20-3 record and a Section 1-AA Championship in her senior season ... Led the Sabers to State Tournament appearances three times, including a runner-up finish in 2006-07 ... Was the 2009 Leader Times Player of the Year ... Garnered Valley News Dispatch Player of the Year accolades in 2008 ... Claimed third team All-State honors in 2009 and 2008 ... Finished her career with 1,542 points and 885 rebounds ... Member of the 2009 Cager Classic Team, where she won the three-point contest ... Selected RISE Magazine second team All-State in 2008 ... Was an Armstrong County Hall of Fame Student-Athlete.

PersonAlFull name is Marisa Cynthia Wolfe ... Born November 17, 1990 in Kittanning, Pennsylvania ... Parents are Richard and Barbara Wolfe ... Has one brother, Zachary ... Brother, Zach, played football at Duquesne University ... Was a member of the National Honor Society ... Graduated in May with a degree in communication sciences and disorders and a minor in human development and family studies.

wolFe’s cAreer stAtsYear GP-GS MIN FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT REB AVG PF-O A TO B S PTS AVG2009-10 30-0 347 33-62 .532 2-3 .667 13-18 .722 24-57-81 2.7 37-0 3 17 11 14 81 2.72010-11 31-8 358 32-79 .405 1-6 .167 17-20 .850 20-54-74 2.4 52-3 8 38 5 12 82 2.62011-12 22-0 243 31-63 .492 1-4 .250 16-22 .727 17-36-53 2.4 35-0 8 16 5 10 79 3.62012-13 1-1 1 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0-0 0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0CAREER 84-9 949 96-204 .471 4-13 .308 46-60 .767 61-147-208 2.5 124-3 19 71 21 36 242 2.9

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Howard vs Penn State11/11/12 2:03 p.m. at University Park, Pa.

Howard 61 • 0-2Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min05 CURLY-PAYNE,Cheyenn * 2-8 0-3 0-2 0 2 2 4 4 3 3 0 3 3510 GORHAM,Jerrelle * 2-10 0-2 1-2 0 6 6 4 5 4 10 1 4 3613 DOYLE,Saadia * 9-21 1-1 17-23 1 5 6 2 36 1 2 0 3 3932 DETERVILLE,Nicole * 1-2 0-0 1-2 2 0 2 5 3 0 0 0 1 2144 SMITH,Kara * 3-6 1-1 0-0 2 2 4 3 7 0 1 0 1 2214 JOHNSON,Cabria 2-3 2-2 0-0 3 1 4 4 6 0 1 0 0 1324 BAILEY,Imani 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 2 1434 DETERVILLE,Portia 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 20

Team 2 3 5Totals 19-52 4-10 19-29 10 21 31 23 61 10 19 2 14 200

FG % 1st Half: 11-26 42.3%3FG % 1st Half: 3-6 50.0%

FT % 1st Half: 6-7 85.7%

2nd half: 8-26 30.8%2nd half: 1-4 25.0%2nd half: 13-22 59.1%

Game: 19-52 36.5%Game: 4-10 40.0%Game: 19-29 65.5%

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## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min20 Bentley, Alex * 6-14 0-3 2-2 2 4 6 3 14 4 3 0 7 3223 Edwards, Ariel * 2-6 0-2 1-2 1 4 5 5 5 1 0 2 0 2324 Nickson, Mia * 6-10 0-0 2-2 5 5 10 1 14 0 4 1 0 3033 Lucas, Maggie * 9-17 4-8 3-4 0 2 2 2 25 3 2 0 3 3554 Greene, Nikki * 0-0 0-0 3-6 1 3 4 4 3 0 2 0 1 1701 Agee, Candice 0-3 0-0 0-1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 702 Taylor, Dara 2-4 0-1 1-2 1 3 4 4 5 3 3 0 0 2105 East, Talia 0-1 0-0 0-1 0 2 2 2 0 1 3 0 0 925 Studevent, Gizelle 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1444 Waldner, Tori 0-1 0-0 6-6 2 4 6 2 6 0 1 1 1 12

Team 2 0 2Totals 25-57 4-14 18-26 15 27 42 26 72 12 20 6 12 200


FT % 1st Half: 9-15 60.0%


Game: 25-57 43.9%Game: 4-14 28.6%Game: 18-26 69.2%

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Officials: Dennis Brooks, Frank Steratore, Bruce MorrisTechnical fouls: Howard-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 3655

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalHoward 31 30 61Penn State 39 33 72

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchHOW 16 26 9 8 6PSU 26 24 15 21 11

Last FG - HOW 2nd-00:24, PSU 2nd-01:17.Largest lead - HOW by 6 1st-17:02, PSU by 19 2nd-04:18.

Score tied - 4 times.Lead changed - 4 times.

Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsCalifornia (Pa.) vs Penn State11/3/12 2:03 p.m. at University Park, Pa.

California (Pa.) 39Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min02 MAHADY, Emma * 4-24 2-9 0-0 5 3 8 3 10 0 7 0 1 3303 MICHAEL, Stephanie * 3-15 3-11 2-2 2 2 4 4 11 0 6 0 2 2512 SEEBOHM, Kate * 1-5 0-1 0-0 1 1 2 3 2 2 3 1 2 3222 KUKOLJ, Irina * 1-3 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 1 2 1 4 1 1 1625 ANTONENKO, Elena * 0-2 0-1 0-0 1 0 1 3 0 0 2 0 1 1205 McKNIGHT, Chelsea 3-9 1-4 2-2 4 2 6 1 9 1 1 0 1 2610 GADSON, Ryah 0-6 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 1511 HILL, Jasmine 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 234 RICHARDSON, Ayonna 0-2 0-0 0-1 1 0 1 4 0 0 1 0 0 1245 HINES, Ashley 1-6 0-0 3-4 5 2 7 2 5 2 1 0 3 27

Team 4 5 9Totals 13-72 6-27 7-9 23 16 39 23 39 6 27 2 12 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-7 71.4%

2nd half: 6-37 16.2%2nd half: 2-15 13.3%2nd half: 2-2 100.0

Game: 13-72 18.1%Game: 6-27 22.2%Game: 7-9 77.8%

DeadballRebounds

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Penn State 95Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min20 Bentley, Alex * 5-10 1-1 5-6 2 2 4 1 16 4 2 0 3 2623 Edwards, Ariel * 4-6 0-0 4-6 1 6 7 1 12 2 1 0 4 2424 Nickson, Mia * 4-7 0-0 1-3 1 6 7 0 9 3 3 0 0 2033 Lucas, Maggie * 7-11 2-3 3-3 1 4 5 1 19 4 4 0 4 3154 Greene, Nikki * 7-10 0-0 4-6 3 8 11 3 18 0 4 2 1 2102 Taylor, Dara 3-4 0-0 1-1 1 3 4 2 7 5 4 0 3 3005 East, Talia 1-3 0-0 0-3 3 1 4 1 2 1 4 3 0 1525 Studevent, Gizelle 3-6 0-0 2-3 0 2 2 1 8 0 1 1 1 2144 Waldner, Tori 2-3 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 2 4 1 2 0 1 12

Team 2 4 6Totals 36-60 3-4 20-31 15 38 53 12 95 20 25 6 17 200


FT % 1st Half: 13-17 76.5%


Game: 36-60 60.0%Game: 3-4 75.0%Game: 20-31 64.5%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Michael McConnell, Kathy Ridilla, Kevin PethelTechnical fouls: California (Pa.)-None. Penn State-None.Attendance:

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalCalifornia (Pa.) 23 16 39Penn State 48 47 95

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchCAL 10 13 12 0 14PSU 52 41 12 17 21

Last FG - CAL 2nd-00:33, PSU 2nd-00:49.Largest lead - CAL by 1 1st-19:41, PSU by 59 2nd-00:49.

Score tied - 1 time.Lead changed - 2 times.

Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsPenn State vs Texas A&M11/14/12 7:05 PM at Reed Arena (College Station, TX)



Team 4 0 4Totals 25-65 3-10 10-15 15 27 42 21 63 10 19 4 12 200


FT % 1st Half: 4-6 66.7%


Game: 25-65 38.5%Game: 3-10 30.0%Game: 10-15 66.7%

DeadballRebounds

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Texas A&M 58 • 0-2Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min03 Kelsey Bone * 7-11 0-0 2-4 6 9 15 2 16 3 5 0 1 3605 Kristi Bellock * 3-6 0-0 0-0 3 7 10 3 6 2 4 0 0 1810 Alexia Standish * 1-5 0-1 3-3 0 0 0 4 5 2 4 0 0 2815 Tori Scott * 0-2 0-1 1-2 1 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 0 1533 Courtney Walker * 3-14 0-0 0-1 3 2 5 3 6 1 2 0 4 3901 Courtney Williams 1-7 0-0 1-1 1 1 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 1520 Peyton Little 2-7 2-5 0-0 0 1 1 0 6 0 1 0 0 1324 Jordan Jones 1-3 1-1 0-0 1 0 1 0 3 0 2 0 0 532 Adrienne Pratcher 1-4 0-1 0-0 0 1 1 0 2 4 0 0 1 1434 Karla Gilbert 3-5 0-0 4-8 3 3 6 3 10 1 3 2 1 17

Team 2 5 7Totals 22-64 3-9 11-19 20 29 49 17 58 13 23 2 8 200


FT % 1st Half: 7-13 53.8%


Game: 22-64 34.4%Game: 3-9 33.3%Game: 11-19 57.9%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Bob Trammel, Tina Napier, Jesse DickersonTechnical fouls: Penn State-None. Texas A&M-None.Attendance: 4756

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalPenn State 28 35 63Texas A&M 33 25 58

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchPSU 28 16 19 16 10TAMU 28 20 16 6 24

Last FG - PSU 2nd-00:49, TAMU 2nd-06:24.Largest lead - PSU by 5 1st-09:44, TAMU by 7 2nd-18:46.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsLafayette vs Penn State

11/18/12 2:03 p.m. at University Park, Pa.

Lafayette 34 • 1-3Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min12 Macklin, Linnel * 2-6 1-2 0-0 1 1 2 2 5 1 4 0 0 1913 O'Hare, Jamie * 2-8 1-5 0-0 0 1 1 4 5 2 4 0 2 2715 Homan, Emily * 5-10 0-0 1-2 3 3 6 2 11 1 1 2 1 3022 Fahan, Madeline * 0-5 0-2 2-2 0 5 5 2 2 2 0 0 0 2625 Fiacco, Danielle * 0-10 0-0 0-0 3 4 7 3 0 0 1 6 0 2302 Peabody, Maddie 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 1 3 0 0 803 Hayes, Jazmin 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 305 Freeland, Brya 2-9 1-5 2-4 2 3 5 1 7 0 3 0 2 2710 Snow, Annette 1-5 0-1 0-0 1 1 2 0 2 0 3 2 1 711 Liddle, Kristan 0-3 0-0 0-0 2 3 5 3 0 2 1 0 0 1614 Jordan, Samantha 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 045 Loughney, Kelly 0-4 0-1 2-2 0 1 1 0 2 0 4 0 0 14

Team 3 2 5 1Totals 12-61 3-17 7-10 15 25 40 19 34 9 27 10 6 200


FT % 1st Half: 4-4 100.0


Game: 12-61 19.7%Game: 3-17 17.6%Game: 7-10 70.0%

DeadballRebounds

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Team 3 5 8Totals 30-73 2-10 13-22 22 35 57 16 75 15 15 7 13 200


FT % 1st Half: 7-9 77.8%


Game: 30-73 41.1%Game: 2-10 20.0%Game: 13-22 59.1%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Kevin Pethtel, Rachelle Jones, Shannon FeckTechnical fouls: Lafayette-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 3700

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalLafayette 14 20 34Penn State 42 33 75

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchLAFAYET 16 6 2 2 11PSU 42 24 20 16 28

Last FG - LAFAYETT 2nd-00:49, PSU 2nd-01:49.Largest lead - LAFAYETT None, PSU by 43 2nd-04:58.


No. 8/8 Penn State 95, California (Pa.) 39Exhibition Game * Nov. 3, 2012 * University Park, Pa.

Notable• Junior guard Maggie Lucas led the Lady Lions’ offensive with 19 points on 7-for-11 shooting.• Nikki Greene notched a double-double with 18 points and 11 rebounds. • The Vulcans are led by former Lady Lion Jess Strom, who is in her first season as head coach after

serving in the interim role last season.

No. 8/8 Penn State 72, Howard 61Game #1 * Nov. 11, 2012 * University Park, Pa.

Notable• Penn State wins its seventh consecutive season opener and sixth in a row under Coquese

Washington. • Maggie Lucas surpassed the 1,200-point mark and posted her 32nd career 20-point game.• Alex Bentley had seven steals, one shy of her career high (8, vs. Nebraska, 12/30/11) and moved

into the Top 10 in the Penn State record books, tying Tanya Garner (1978-91) with 223 steals.

No. 9/9 Penn State 75, Lafayette 34Game #3 * Nov. 18, 2012 * University Park, Pa.

No. 9/9 Penn State 63, No. 16/13 Texas A&M 58Game #2 * Nov. 14, 2012 * College Station, Texas

Notable• The Lady Lions earn their first victory over a ranked non-conference opponent on the road since

defeating #19 Texas on December 21, 2001.• The win snapped Texas A&M’s 58-game non-conference home court winning streak, dating back

to Dec. 30, 2003.• With seven rebounds, Nikki Greene moves into 11th place all-time on PSU’s rebounding chart (734).

Notable• Maggie Lucas made two three-point field goals to give her 201 in her career, joining Kelly Mazzante

and Lisa Shepherd as only Lady Lions to record at least 200 three-point field goals. • Lucas also moved into 22nd place on the career scoring list (1,249)• Mia Nickson recorded 12 points to give her 603 in a Penn State uniform .• PSU held a team to fewer than 40 points for the first time since Virginia Tech (28) on Dec. 6, 2011.



Penn State vs Cal State Northridge11/24/12 2:30 p.m. at NORTHRIDGE, Calif. (The Matadome)


## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min24 Nickson, Mia f 4-7 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 5 8 0 3 0 1 2054 Greene, Nikki f 4-9 0-0 13-14 10 10 20 3 21 0 1 2 1 2420 Bentley, Alex g 8-18 2-4 1-2 0 3 3 3 19 8 2 1 3 3323 Edwards, Ariel g 1-6 0-0 2-2 0 2 2 1 4 2 2 0 0 3233 Lucas, Maggie g 8-16 3-4 4-5 1 2 3 1 23 3 4 0 2 3501 Agee, Candice 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 302 Taylor, Dara 1-4 0-0 0-2 1 2 3 2 2 0 3 1 2 2405 East, Talia 1-1 0-0 2-2 0 1 1 0 4 1 0 1 0 1425 Studevent, Gizelle 2-4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 15

Team 3 4 7Totals 29-65 5-8 22-27 16 26 42 15 85 14 16 5 9 200


FT % 1st Half: 6-7 85.7%


Game: 29-65 44.6%Game: 5-8 62.5%Game: 22-27 81.5%

DeadballRebounds

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Cal State Northridge 73 • 3-2Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min23 Alama, Violet f 5-8 0-1 1-2 2 2 4 4 11 1 1 0 0 3404 Mahlknecht, Camille c 3-9 1-2 1-3 2 11 13 5 8 2 2 2 2 3205 Guay, Ashlee g 6-15 0-1 3-4 2 3 5 3 15 12 5 0 3 3722 Friess, Randi g 3-6 3-6 1-2 0 1 1 1 10 3 3 0 1 3424 Masoni, Marta g 7-18 5-14 3-5 1 2 3 2 22 2 3 2 0 3700 Alexander, Breeyon 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 302 White, Haley 1-2 1-1 2-2 0 1 1 1 5 2 3 0 1 921 Jackson, Jianni 1-4 0-1 0-0 2 2 4 1 2 1 0 0 1 1232 Walker, Felicia 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2

Team 2 1 3Totals 26-62 10-26 11-18 12 23 35 18 73 23 18 5 8 200


FT % 1st Half: 4-7 57.1%


Game: 26-62 41.9%Game: 10-26 38.5%Game: 11-18 61.1%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Melissa Banal Hoyt, Mark Penaflor, Betty CardenasTechnical fouls: Penn State-TEAM. Cal State Northridge-None.Attendance: 568Championship of Radisson Hotel Chatsworth Thanksgiving Basketball Classic

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalPenn State 35 50 85Cal State Northridge 41 32 73

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchPSU 38 17 21 8 10CSUN 24 24 10 4 7

Last FG - PSU 2nd-00:04, CSUN 2nd-03:28.Largest lead - PSU by 12 2nd-00:04, CSUN by 17 1st-05:52.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsDetroit vs Penn State

11/23/12 2:30 PM at NORTHRIDGE, Calif. (The Matadome)

Detroit 72 • 2-2Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min20 HATTER, Megan f 1-4 0-2 0-0 4 1 5 1 2 2 2 0 1 2124 BROWN, Shareta f 3-7 0-0 10-12 6 9 15 3 16 0 2 0 1 3425 SHAYOK, Yar f 2-5 1-1 2-2 1 9 10 2 7 2 2 0 0 3011 REYNOLDS, Rosanna g 4-9 1-2 1-2 0 1 1 5 10 6 7 0 1 3921 MATTESON, Audrey g 7-16 4-11 2-2 0 5 5 3 20 4 7 0 2 4012 FAMBRO, Demeisha 6-13 2-3 3-4 1 5 6 3 17 2 5 0 0 3533 LAVITA-STEPHENS, De 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Team 4 0 4Totals 23-54 8-19 18-22 16 30 46 17 72 16 25 0 5 200


FT % 1st Half: 10-10 100.0


Game: 23-54 42.6%Game: 8-19 42.1%Game: 18-22 81.8%

DeadballRebounds

2


## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min24 Nickson, Mia f 2-7 0-0 2-2 3 1 4 3 6 2 1 0 1 2154 Greene, Nikki f 2-7 0-0 2-2 3 4 7 3 6 3 2 2 1 2820 Bentley, Alex g 2-4 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 0 4 6 0 0 4 3523 Edwards, Ariel g 11-16 1-2 1-1 1 1 2 2 24 1 0 0 0 2533 Lucas, Maggie g 8-14 3-4 9-10 0 4 4 3 28 3 5 1 3 3401 Agee, Candice 1-3 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 2 2 1 0 0 0 1102 Taylor, Dara 1-8 0-5 2-3 0 0 0 3 4 2 0 0 3 1405 East, Talia 1-2 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 1 2 2 0 1 1 825 Studevent, Gizelle 1-9 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 1344 Waldner, Tori 1-2 0-0 0-0 3 3 6 0 2 0 2 0 1 11

Team 0 0 0Totals 30-72 4-12 16-18 14 17 31 18 80 23 10 4 14 200


FT % 1st Half: 6-6 100.0


Game: 30-72 41.7%Game: 4-12 33.3%Game: 16-18 88.9%

DeadballRebounds

0

Officials: Melissa Hoit, Norma Leibfreid, Janetta GrahamTechnical fouls: Detroit-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 479Game 1 of Radisson Hotel Chatsworth Thanksgiving Basketball Classic 2012

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalDetroit 38 34 72Penn State 42 38 80

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchDETROIT 28 9 16 7 17PSU 32 25 15 17 12

Last FG - DETROIT 2nd-01:14, PSU 2nd-01:31.Largest lead - DETROIT by 5 1st-05:13, PSU by 14 2nd-03:39.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsPenn State vs Miami

11/29/12 7:05 p.m. at BankUnited Center - Coral Gables, Fla.


## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min23 Edwards, Ariel f 1-3 1-1 0-0 0 4 4 0 3 0 3 0 1 1524 Nickson, Mia f 3-10 0-0 2-4 2 2 4 3 8 1 1 1 0 3254 Greene, Nikki c 3-9 0-0 0-0 2 5 7 4 6 0 4 0 0 2020 Bentley, Alex g 6-13 0-3 2-3 0 2 2 4 14 2 5 0 4 2633 Lucas, Maggie g 7-13 4-6 2-2 1 4 5 2 20 3 4 0 0 40-01 Agee, Candice 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 1 2 1 0 1 0 302 Taylor, Dara 3-11 0-1 0-0 2 4 6 0 6 3 6 0 2 3305 East, Talia 0-1 0-0 2-2 0 3 3 0 2 0 3 0 0 2025 Studevent, Gizelle 2-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 4 1 0 0 1 844 Waldner, Tori 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 3

Team 10 1 11 2Totals 26-63 5-11 8-11 17 28 45 15 65 11 29 2 8 200


FT % 1st Half: 4-4 100.0


Game: 26-63 41.3%Game: 5-11 45.5%Game: 8-11 72.7%

DeadballRebounds

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Miami 69 • 5-1Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min32 Morgan Stroman f 6-8 0-0 3-4 1 3 4 3 15 0 6 1 5 2950 Maria Brown f 0-4 0-0 2-2 3 3 6 3 2 1 3 1 1 2703 Stefanie Yderstrom g 6-15 1-3 0-0 1 0 1 2 13 7 1 0 4 3410 Michelle Woods g 3-8 0-2 5-6 0 5 5 1 11 1 5 2 4 3233 Suriya McGuire g 4-10 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 8 2 2 1 2 2301 Caprice Dennis 2-4 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 1 1112 Krystal Saunders 3-7 1-5 1-1 1 1 2 1 8 1 0 0 1 2120 Keyona Hayes 2-5 0-0 0-0 0 6 6 1 4 0 3 1 1 1525 Jessica Capers 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 140 Shawnice Wilson 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 7

Team 3 1 4 1Totals 28-64 2-11 11-13 10 22 32 14 69 12 21 6 19 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-6 83.3%


Game: 28-64 43.8%Game: 2-11 18.2%Game: 11-13 84.6%

DeadballRebounds

0

Officials: Denise Brooks, Susan Blauch, Karen PreatoTechnical fouls: Penn State-None. Miami-None.Attendance: 12862012 ACC/Big Ten Challenge

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalPenn State 29 36 65Miami 36 33 69

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchPSU 26 19 12 6 14UM 44 23 11 12 20

Last FG - PSU 2nd-00:23, UM 2nd-00:14.Largest lead - PSU by 4 2nd-08:21, UM by 10 1st-10:39.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsFairleigh Dickinson vs Penn State

12/2/12 2 p.m. at University Park, Pa.

Fairleigh Dickinson 44 • 1-5Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min11 CRAWFORD, Desiree * 2-10 0-0 1-2 1 1 2 2 5 2 2 0 1 2622 ISAACS, Stephanie * 1-5 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 2 2 1 3 0 1 1923 LIVERMORE, Erika * 1-4 0-0 2-2 2 4 6 3 4 1 0 1 0 2530 PANKEY, Danielle * 4-11 2-5 5-8 1 4 5 4 15 1 4 0 1 2832 ANDRADES, Amanda * 0-3 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 2 0 2 3 0 2 2903 CHILDS, Torrie 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 3 3 3 2 0 3 1 0 1310 GRANT, Tiffany 0-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 1114 THOMAS, Brianna 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 720 NUNES, Mariah 1-3 0-1 1-2 1 1 2 2 3 2 1 0 1 2224 CRUZ, Kelsey 5-7 2-2 1-2 1 1 2 1 13 0 1 0 0 1345 CHERUBIN, Geraldine 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 7

Team 4 2 6 1Totals 15-50 4-11 10-16 10 17 27 24 44 9 21 4 6 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-8 62.5%


Game: 15-50 30.0%Game: 4-11 36.4%Game: 10-16 62.5%

DeadballRebounds

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## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min02 Taylor, Dara * 5-8 1-3 4-4 2 1 3 3 15 5 2 0 1 3005 East, Talia * 4-10 0-0 3-4 1 1 2 2 11 0 0 3 0 2120 Bentley, Alex * 2-9 0-3 2-3 0 5 5 0 6 8 2 0 4 2833 Lucas, Maggie * 7-14 6-9 4-4 1 5 6 1 24 4 1 0 3 2954 Greene, Nikki * 4-8 0-0 2-4 2 4 6 1 10 1 1 2 1 2001 Agee, Candice 3-6 0-0 2-3 5 4 9 1 8 0 1 1 0 2023 Edwards, Ariel 7-10 1-2 3-3 2 5 7 4 18 0 0 0 1 1925 Studevent, Gizelle 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 2 2 1 0 0 1644 Waldner, Tori 3-6 0-0 1-2 2 3 5 1 7 0 0 2 1 17

Team 9 0 9Totals 36-73 8-17 21-27 24 28 52 15 101 20 8 8 11 200


FT % 1st Half: 13-17 76.5%


Game: 36-73 49.3%Game: 8-17 47.1%Game: 21-27 77.8%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Sue Blauch, Bryan Enterline, Shannon FeckTechnical fouls: Fairleigh Dickinson-GRANT, Tiffany. Penn State-None.Attendance: 4072

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalFairleigh Dickinson 21 23 44Penn State 50 51 101

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchFDU 16 2 4 0 18PSU 44 37 32 16 35

Last FG - FDU 2nd-00:19, PSU 2nd-00:30.Largest lead - FDU by 3 1st-12:53, PSU by 59 2nd-00:30.


No. 6/7 Penn State 80, Detroit 72Game #4 * Nov. 23, 2012 * Northridge, Calif.

Notable• Junior Ariel Edwards had a career-high 24 points, surpassing her previous personal best of 17

points set against Iowa on Jan. 22, 2012.• With two blocks, senior center Nikki Greene moved into a tie for fourth place on Penn State’s career

rejections list with Andrea Garner (185; 1997-00).• Penn State starts 4-0 for the second time under Coquese Washington.

No. 6/7 Penn State 85, Cal State Northridge 73Game #5 * Nov. 24, 2012 * Northridge, Calif.

Notable• The Lady Lions are 5-0 for the second time under Coquese Washington.• Senior Nikki Greene posted her first double-double of the season with 21 points and 20 rebounds.

She is the third player in school history with multiple career 20-rebound games.• Tournament MVP Maggie Lucas vaulted up four spots on the Penn State career scoring list into

18th place with 1,300 points.

No. 6/7 Penn State 101, Fairleigh Dickinson 44Game #7 * Dec. 2, 2012 * University Park, Pa.

Miami 69, No. 6/7 Penn State 65Game #6 * Nov. 29, 2012 * Coral Gables, Fla.

Notable• Penn State is now 2-4 in ACC/Big Ten Challenge games and 0-3 in Challenge road games.• Junior guard Maggie Lucas moved into a tie for 17th place on Penn State’s career scoring list with

Cheryl Ellison (1980-83) at 1,320 career points.• Senior center Nikki Greene moved into ninth place on Penn State’s career rebounding list, passing

Mary Donovan (1978-81) with 774 career caroms.

Notable• Juniors Dara Taylor and Talia East made their first career starts as a Lady Lion and responded with

Penn State career highs of 15 points and 11 points, respectively.• Freshman Candice Agee had career highs of eight points and nine rebounds in 20 minutes.• Penn State surpassed the 100-point plateau for the first time since scoring 103 tallies against

Wagner last season (12/18/11) and for the 47th time in program history.


2012-13 box SCoReS

Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsGeorgetown vs Penn State

12/9/12 12 p.m. at Universtiy Park, PA

Georgetown 74 • 7-3Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min11 WHITE, Andrea * 2-10 0-0 2-2 4 2 6 4 6 1 4 0 3 2513 WILSON, Sydney * 4-10 0-0 3-4 2 6 8 3 11 0 1 0 0 3014 RODGERS, Sugar * 8-22 3-9 5-6 3 4 7 4 24 3 3 1 1 3523 POWELL, Samisha * 3-8 0-2 1-1 1 1 2 3 7 3 2 0 3 2542 Moore, Vanessa * 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2200 RAFIU, Ki-KE 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 121 JACKSON, Jasmine 3-12 1-3 3-5 1 0 1 2 10 0 2 0 2 1722 BATTLE, Logan 2-4 0-0 3-5 1 2 3 1 7 0 1 0 2 1333 HORNE, Brittany 0-4 0-2 3-4 2 1 3 2 3 1 4 1 1 2235 VITALIS, Dominique 1-1 0-0 4-4 0 1 1 1 6 0 0 0 1 10

Team 2 3 5Totals 23-73 4-16 24-31 18 20 38 21 74 8 17 2 13 200


FT % 1st Half: 4-5 80.0%


Game: 23-73 31.5%Game: 4-16 25.0%Game: 24-31 77.4%

DeadballRebounds

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## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min02 Taylor, Dara * 2-4 0-0 3-4 1 4 5 3 7 5 6 0 2 2720 Bentley, Alex * 8-14 0-0 7-7 2 3 5 2 23 4 5 0 2 3424 Nickson, Mia * 1-2 0-0 4-6 2 1 3 2 6 2 0 1 0 2433 Lucas, Maggie * 11-21 7-13 10-11 0 5 5 2 39 2 6 0 6 3354 Greene, Nikki * 1-8 0-0 3-5 3 10 13 3 5 0 1 2 0 2301 Agee, Candice 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 1005 East, Talia 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 2 2 2 0 1 1 1423 Edwards, Ariel 5-6 1-1 0-0 0 2 2 5 11 1 1 0 0 1625 Studevent, Gizelle 0-2 0-0 2-2 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 0 844 Waldner, Tori 1-3 0-0 0-0 1 3 4 4 2 0 1 1 0 11

Team 5 4 9Totals 30-62 8-14 29-35 15 34 49 26 97 17 22 5 12 200


FT % 1st Half: 12-15 80.0%


Game: 30-62 48.4%Game: 8-14 57.1%Game: 29-35 82.9%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Felicia Grinter, Frank Steratore, Kathy RidillaTechnical fouls: Georgetown-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 4059

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalGeorgetown 25 49 74Penn State 53 44 97

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchGU 24 19 15 6 26PSU 32 20 20 16 17

Last FG - GU 2nd-02:19, PSU 2nd-00:15.Largest lead - GU by 3 1st-19:29, PSU by 35 2nd-12:48.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsPenn State vs UCONN

12-06-12 7 p.m. at Gampel Pavilion (Storrs, Conn.)


## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min24 Nickson, Mia f 4-7 0-0 0-0 2 6 8 4 8 2 6 0 3 3454 Greene, Nikki f 1-6 0-0 0-2 2 5 7 4 2 1 3 0 1 2502 Taylor, Dara g 3-14 0-2 2-4 2 2 4 1 8 2 4 0 1 3420 Bentley, Alex g 1-11 1-5 4-4 1 4 5 4 7 1 4 1 0 2833 Lucas, Maggie g 5-12 3-6 2-2 1 3 4 5 15 1 3 0 1 3905 East, Talia 1-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 3 2 0 1 1 0 1523 Edwards, Ariel 5-7 0-0 0-1 2 2 4 1 10 0 2 0 1 2325 Studevent, Gizelle 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

Team 4 1 5 3Totals 20-59 4-13 8-13 15 23 38 22 52 7 26 2 7 200


FT % 1st Half: 2-2 100.0


Game: 20-59 33.9%Game: 4-13 30.8%Game: 8-13 61.5%

DeadballRebounds

5

UCONN 67 • 8-0Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min23 MOSQUEDA-Lewis, K. f 8-13 4-7 5-5 2 3 5 5 25 1 6 0 4 3530 STEWART, Breanna f 1-3 0-1 5-6 3 4 7 1 7 2 0 2 0 2031 DOLSON, Stefanie c 3-8 0-0 0-0 3 2 5 3 6 1 3 0 1 3014 HARTLEY, Bria g 3-10 1-5 1-2 1 4 5 2 8 3 2 1 0 2834 FARIS, Kelly g 2-7 0-2 1-2 1 1 2 3 5 3 1 1 5 3603 TUCK, Morgan 0-1 0-0 2-4 0 3 3 0 2 0 0 0 1 604 JEFFERSON, Moriah 2-5 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 1 4 0 2 0 2 1205 DOTY, Caroline 0-1 0-1 0-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 713 BANKS, Brianna 4-7 0-1 2-2 1 1 2 1 10 1 2 0 2 1841 STOKES, Kiah 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 8

Team 2 5 7Totals 23-56 5-19 16-23 13 24 37 16 67 11 20 5 15 200


FT % 1st Half: 9-12 75.0%


Game: 23-56 41.1%Game: 5-19 26.3%Game: 16-23 69.6%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Barbara Jo Smith, Bryan Enterline, Jesse DickersonTechnical fouls: Penn State-None. UCONN-TEAM.Attendance: 8072

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalPenn State 22 30 52UCONN 28 39 67

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchPSU 28 10 12 8 12UCONN 26 20 16 6 16

Last FG - PSU 2nd-00:27, UCONN 2nd-02:21.Largest lead - PSU by 2 1st-10:46, UCONN by 21 2nd-04:51.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsPenn State vs Virginia Tech

12/12/12 7:00 PM at Cassell Coliseum, Blacksburg, Va.


## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min24 Nickson, Mia f 2-5 0-0 6-9 5 5 10 1 10 2 0 1 1 3154 Greene, Nikki f 1-6 0-0 0-0 2 2 4 2 2 0 2 1 0 1802 Taylor, Dara g 6-10 3-6 0-0 0 3 3 4 15 0 3 0 1 2920 Bentley, Alex g 4-13 0-4 2-2 1 2 3 2 10 4 2 0 5 3233 Lucas, Maggie g 7-9 1-2 2-2 0 4 4 1 17 2 1 0 0 3301 Agee, Candice 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 4 6 1 0 0 2 1 0 1105 East, Talia 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 923 Edwards, Ariel 2-9 0-0 0-0 1 3 4 1 4 0 3 0 0 2025 Studevent, Gizelle 1-5 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 844 Waldner, Tori 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 3 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 9

Team 4 4 8 1Totals 23-60 4-12 10-13 16 33 49 13 60 8 17 3 8 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-6 83.3%


Game: 23-60 38.3%Game: 4-12 33.3%Game: 10-13 76.9%

DeadballRebounds

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Virginia Tech 41 • 4-4Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min21 Alex Kiss-Rusk f 3-14 2-4 0-0 1 2 3 3 8 0 1 3 1 3722 Porschia Hadley c 1-5 0-1 0-0 1 2 3 0 2 0 1 1 1 2510 Lauren Evans g 2-3 0-1 0-0 0 2 2 3 4 0 1 1 1 2613 Alyssa Fenyn g 1-5 0-1 0-0 1 5 6 1 2 1 4 1 0 2131 Monet Tellier g 5-14 0-1 8-9 2 3 5 1 18 2 2 0 1 3803 Aerial Wilson 0-3 0-1 2-2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 0 1 2020 Nia Evans 0-4 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 4 0 0 1 0 1 1923 Larryqua Hall 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 132 Alexis Lloyd 2-6 1-3 0-1 0 1 1 0 5 1 2 0 1 13

Team 3 3 6Totals 14-54 3-12 10-12 9 21 30 13 41 7 16 6 7 200


FT % 1st Half: 2-3 66.7%


Game: 14-54 25.9%Game: 3-12 25.0%Game: 10-12 83.3%

DeadballRebounds

0,1

Officials: Brian Enterline, Wesley Dean, Timothy BryantTechnical fouls: Penn State-None. Virginia Tech-None.Attendance: 3587Penn State is ranked #11 in the AP and #10 in the Coaches' Poll.

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalPenn State 28 32 60Virginia Tech 21 20 41

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchPSU 16 12 15 10 6VT 10 8 9 5 7

Last FG - PSU 2nd-01:41, VT 2nd-00:54.Largest lead - PSU by 23 2nd-01:41, VT by 4 1st-17:33.

Score tied - 0 times.Lead changed - 1 time.

Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsSouth Dakota State vs Penn State

12/16/12 2 p.m. at University Park, Pa

South Dakota State 50 • 6-5Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min04 BOEVER, Gabrielle * 3-4 1-2 0-0 0 4 4 2 7 1 4 2 2 2914 STROP, Hannah * 0-1 0-1 1-2 0 4 4 2 1 2 0 0 0 2121 DIETEL, Leah * 1-5 0-0 3-4 1 4 5 3 5 1 2 0 0 2724 WAYTASHEK, Megan * 2-11 0-3 2-5 1 2 3 1 6 0 4 0 1 3530 EIDE, Ashley * 6-18 2-7 0-0 1 4 5 0 14 3 5 1 1 3112 HEISER, Tara 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 1 2 1 4 0 1 1422 CORNEMANN, Chloe 1-2 1-1 4-4 1 1 2 0 7 1 0 0 1 1240 CLARIN, Mariah 0-6 0-0 1-2 4 1 5 1 1 0 2 0 0 1342 LINGLE, Katie 3-5 0-0 1-2 1 2 3 4 7 0 0 0 0 18

Team 5 2 7 2Totals 17-54 4-14 12-19 14 26 40 14 50 9 23 3 6 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-8 62.5%


Game: 17-54 31.5%Game: 4-14 28.6%Game: 12-19 63.2%

DeadballRebounds

3


## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min02 Taylor, Dara * 1-6 0-1 0-0 1 3 4 4 2 3 2 0 3 2520 Bentley, Alex * 5-13 0-2 3-4 1 8 9 3 13 5 2 1 3 3724 Nickson, Mia * 4-6 0-0 1-2 3 2 5 1 9 0 2 0 1 3333 Lucas, Maggie * 2-12 1-6 4-6 0 5 5 3 9 2 1 4 5 3754 Greene, Nikki * 7-11 0-0 3-3 5 1 6 4 17 0 7 0 1 2101 Agee, Candice 2-5 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 2 4 0 0 1 0 1023 Edwards, Ariel 2-6 0-2 0-0 1 5 6 3 4 1 3 0 0 2225 Studevent, Gizelle 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 744 Waldner, Tori 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 3 1 8

Team 0 1 1Totals 24-61 1-11 11-15 13 27 40 20 60 11 18 9 15 200


FT % 1st Half: 1-1 100.0


Game: 24-61 39.3%Game: 1-11 9.1%Game: 11-15 73.3%

DeadballRebounds

2

Officials: Bob Trammell, Sue Blauch, Kevin DillardTechnical fouls: South Dakota State-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 4747

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalSouth Dakota State 25 25 50Penn State 25 35 60

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchSDSU 22 13 7 6 17PSU 34 12 15 8 10

Last FG - SDSU 2nd-00:01, PSU 2nd-00:03.Largest lead - SDSU by 6 1st-14:25, PSU by 13 2nd-06:30.


No. 2/2 Connecticut 67, No. 10/10 Penn State 52Game #8 * Dec. 6, 2012 * Storrs, Conn.

Notable• Senior center Nikki Greene scored her 900th career point.• The Lady Lions forced 20 UConn turnovers, a season-high for the Huskies. Previously, UConn had

17 turnovers against #9/10 Maryland and #16/13 Texas A&M. • Penn State led the Huskies on two occasions for a total of 31 seconds, UConn had previously trailed

for just 17 seconds in the season opener vs. College of Charleston.

No. 10/10 Penn State 97, Georgetown 74Game #9 * Dec. 9, 2012 * University Park, Pa.

Notable• Maggie Lucas had a career-high 39 points and broke the Bryce Jordan Center record for points in

a game (men’s or women’s). • Lucas also tied a BJC record for three-pointers in a game with seven triples, equaling the mark she

set against Michigan State (1/7/12) and also held by Adrienne Squire and Kelly Mazzante.• Senior center Nikki Greene reached the 800-rebound mark for her career (800).

No. 11/10 Penn State 60, South Dakota State 50Game #11 * Dec. 16, 2012 * University Park, Pa.

No. 11/10 Penn State 60, Virginia Tech 41Game #10 * Dec. 12, 2012 * Blacksburg, Va.

Notable• Coquese Washington earned her 100th victory as a head coach, becoming the second coach in

program history to accomplish the feat (Rene Portland; 606).• Maggie Lucas eclipsed the 1,400-point mark with her 17 points, giving her 1,415 for her career• Dara Taylor matched her best scoring performance in a Penn State uniform with 15 points. Taylor

connected on a career-best three shots from beyond the arc.

Notable• Alex Bentley became just the sixth player in Lady Lion history to record 1,000 points, 500 assists

and 250 steals.• Bentley upped her career point total to 1,474 tallies to move into 12th on PSU’s career scoring list.• Nikki Greene moved into eighth on PSU’s career rebounding list (810).• Maggie Lucas finished with nine points, her lowest scoring total since 3/3/12 against Purdue (9 pts.).



Northwestern vs Penn State1/3/13 7 p.m. at University Park, Pa.

Northwestern 69 • 8-6, 0-1 B1GTotal 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min04 Hackney, Kendall * 4-7 2-4 2-2 0 11 11 5 12 3 2 0 1 2711 Douglas, Lauren * 3-12 0-4 1-2 0 6 6 4 7 1 4 0 2 3725 Lyon, Maggie * 3-16 0-4 1-2 3 4 7 4 7 3 3 0 2 3831 Diamant, Dannielle * 3-6 1-2 2-2 2 5 7 5 9 1 5 3 0 2042 Roser, Karly * 5-7 0-0 6-10 0 2 2 3 16 3 9 0 1 3905 Cohen, Alex 3-3 1-1 2-2 2 5 7 1 9 0 1 1 1 1813 Kedem, Nof 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 133 Brookshire, Devon 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 440 Popovec, Kate 4-5 0-0 1-1 1 1 2 3 9 0 3 0 1 16

Team 3 4 7Totals 25-56 4-15 15-21 11 39 50 25 69 11 28 4 8 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-7 71.4%


Game: 25-56 44.6%Game: 4-15 26.7%Game: 15-21 71.4%

DeadballRebounds

4

Penn State 73 • 11-2, 1-0 B1GTotal 3-Ptr Rebounds


Team 2 1 3Totals 20-67 6-15 27-37 14 22 36 21 73 9 12 7 19 200


FT % 1st Half: 9-14 64.3%


Game: 20-67 29.9%Game: 6-15 40.0%Game: 27-37 73.0%

DeadballRebounds

4

Officials: Beverly Roberts, Rachelle Jones, Roy GulbeyanTechnical fouls: Northwestern-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 3863

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalNorthwestern 38 31 69Penn State 32 41 73

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchNU 34 5 3 4 18PSU 22 27 14 8 13

Last FG - NU 2nd-00:14, PSU 2nd-00:52.Largest lead - NU by 8 1st-13:44, PSU by 5 2nd-00:36.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsNJIT vs Penn State


NJIT 37 • 6-7Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min04 Sarah Olson f 1-5 1-5 0-0 1 0 1 0 3 0 3 0 0 2350 Uju Nwankwo f 1-4 0-1 5-7 3 5 8 5 7 1 5 3 0 3105 Rayven Johnson g 2-16 0-1 0-1 1 2 3 2 4 0 0 1 1 3610 Melanie Griffin g 3-8 1-2 3-3 0 2 2 4 10 2 3 0 1 3012 Kimberly Dweck g 3-4 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 2 6 0 3 0 0 1602 Kim Tullis 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 603 Alyssa Albanese 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 3 3 1 2 2 2 0 0 2211 Nicole Maticka 2-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 3 0 1513 Denisa Domiterova 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 214 Martina Matejcikova 0-3 0-2 1-2 0 5 5 2 1 0 3 0 0 1415 Jelena Zoric 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 222 Nyasia Davis 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 3

Team 2 1 3Totals 13-47 2-12 9-13 7 21 28 16 37 6 24 7 2 200


FT % 1st Half: 0-1 0.0%


Game: 13-47 27.7%Game: 2-12 16.7%Game: 9-13 69.2%

DeadballRebounds

0,1


## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min24 Nickson, Mia f 1-3 0-0 2-2 1 0 1 2 4 2 2 0 1 1854 Greene, Nikki c 5-9 0-0 2-2 3 3 6 3 12 0 2 1 2 1902 Taylor, Dara g 1-2 1-1 3-4 0 2 2 4 6 8 2 0 0 2420 Bentley, Alex g 3-9 0-0 4-6 0 5 5 0 10 6 0 0 8 2433 Lucas, Maggie g 7-11 5-8 2-2 2 6 8 0 21 3 1 0 1 2601 Agee, Candice 3-8 0-0 2-2 0 2 2 2 8 0 0 0 2 1205 East, Talia 1-4 0-0 1-2 2 4 6 2 3 0 2 0 1 1423 Edwards, Ariel 3-6 1-1 3-4 2 2 4 3 10 0 0 1 0 2725 Studevent, Gizelle 3-5 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 0 6 1 0 0 0 1944 Waldner, Tori 1-4 0-0 0-0 0 5 5 2 2 2 1 1 2 17

Team 1 0 1 1Totals 28-61 7-10 19-24 11 31 42 18 82 22 11 3 17 200


FT % 1st Half: 8-10 80.0%


Game: 28-61 45.9%Game: 7-10 70.0%Game: 19-24 79.2%

DeadballRebounds

5

Officials: Denise Brooks, Michael McConnell, Shannon FeckTechnical fouls: NJIT-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 7852

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalNJIT 9 28 37Penn State 44 38 82

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchNJIT 8 4 5 4 7PSU 38 24 8 14 29

Last FG - NJIT 2nd-00:28, PSU 2nd-02:13.Largest lead - NJIT None, PSU by 49 2nd-02:13.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsPenn State vs Michigan State

01/06/13 2:15 p.m. at Breslin Center (East Lansing, Mich.)

Penn State 76 • 12-2, 2-0Total 3-Ptr Rebounds


Team 0 1 1Totals 29-56 7-12 11-16 8 28 36 21 76 13 13 7 7 200


FT % 1st Half: 7-7 100.0


Game: 29-56 51.8%Game: 7-12 58.3%Game: 11-16 68.8%

DeadballRebounds

1

Michigan State 55 • 13-2, 1-1Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min01 Thomas, Jasmine * 2-8 0-0 0-1 5 3 8 2 4 3 2 0 1 3411 Pickrel, Annalise * 2-6 1-4 0-0 1 4 5 1 5 2 1 0 0 3121 Bell, Klarissa * 3-9 0-2 2-3 5 4 9 3 8 3 2 0 0 3624 Schiffauer, Courtney * 1-6 0-3 0-0 1 1 2 5 2 2 1 0 0 1552 Mills, Becca * 5-16 3-8 4-6 0 5 5 2 17 1 0 1 1 3400 Johnson, Kiana 1-5 0-1 5-6 2 3 5 0 7 1 5 0 1 2704 Hines, Jasmine 3-8 0-0 6-10 3 2 5 4 12 0 3 0 1 23

Team 1 1 2Totals 17-58 4-18 17-26 18 23 41 17 55 12 14 1 4 200


FT % 1st Half: 6-8 75.0%


Game: 17-58 29.3%Game: 4-18 22.2%Game: 17-26 65.4%

DeadballRebounds

4

Officials: Barb Smith, Bryan Enterline, Kevin DillardTechnical fouls: Penn State-None. Michigan State-None.Attendance: 6818

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalPenn State 34 42 76Michigan State 25 30 55

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchPSU 32 7 15 8 13MSU 24 14 19 0 19

Last FG - PSU 2nd-01:23, MSU 2nd-01:04.Largest lead - PSU by 26 2nd-04:29, MSU None.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsNebraska vs Penn State


Nebraska 58 • 12-5, 2-2Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min00 Moore, Lindsey * 4-16 1-8 2-2 1 4 5 3 11 5 5 0 2 3603 Sample, Hailie * 0-3 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 1 0 0 2 0 1 1923 Cady, Emily * 5-10 3-4 4-4 5 4 9 2 17 1 3 0 1 2924 Theriot, Rachel * 4-9 1-4 0-0 0 3 3 1 9 3 4 1 0 3535 Hooper, Jordan * 5-16 0-4 1-2 4 5 9 1 11 0 1 1 0 3001 Laudermill, Tear'a 3-9 0-4 2-2 0 2 2 2 8 1 3 0 0 2410 Williams, Meghin 1-5 0-0 0-0 2 0 2 2 2 0 1 1 0 1114 Simon, Katie 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 2 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1021 Murren, Sadie 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6

Team 6 2 8Totals 22-70 5-25 9-10 21 24 45 13 58 10 19 3 4 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-6 83.3%


Game: 22-70 31.4%Game: 5-25 20.0%Game: 9-10 90.0%

DeadballRebounds

0



Team 1 2 3 1Totals 30-66 8-18 12-16 14 27 41 13 80 13 13 8 13 200


FT % 1st Half: 3-4 75.0%


Game: 30-66 45.5%Game: 8-18 44.4%Game: 12-16 75.0%

DeadballRebounds

2,1

Officials: Barb Smith, Kevin Pethtel, Kylie GallowayTechnical fouls: Nebraska-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 6098

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalNebraska 27 31 58Penn State 40 40 80

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchNEB 30 17 22 9 10PSU 36 28 9 16 19

Last FG - NEB 2nd-01:35, PSU 2nd-00:23.Largest lead - NEB by 5 1st-17:34, PSU by 26 2nd-15:08.


No. 11/10 Penn State 82, NJIT 37Game #12 * Dec. 23, 2012 * University Park, Pa.

Notable• Penn State held NJIT to nine first half points, the fewest allowed by the Lady Lions in a half since

giving up seven to Rider back on Nov. 14, 2010.• With 21 points, Maggie Lucas moved into 15th place on Penn State’s career scoring chart (1,445).• Lucas passed Lisa Shepherd for second place all-time in three-pointers made (234).• Nikki Greene’s block moved her into a tie for third on Penn State’s all-time blocks chart (189).

No. 9/9 Penn State 73, Northwestern 69Game #13 * Jan. 3, 2013 * University Park, Pa.

Notable• With her 24-point performance, Maggie Lucas moved into 13th place on Penn State’s career

scoring list (1,469), passing Katina Mack (1,463) and Jess Strom (1,466).• Alex Bentley nabbed six thefts to climb into sixth place on Penn State’s career steals chart (270).• The Lady Lions shot below 30% and won for the first time since shooting 22.4% (15-67) at Minnesota

on Jan. 3, 1999.

No. 8/8 Penn State 80, RV/No. 23 Nebraska 58Game #15 * Jan. 13, 2013 * University Park, Pa.

No. 9/9 Penn State 76, Michigan State 55Game #14 * Jan. 6, 2013 * East Lansing, Mich.

Notable• The Lady Lions open Big Ten play 2-0 for the first time since the 2004-05 season.• With 12 points, Alex Bentley became the fifth player in Big Ten history with 1,500 points, 500 assists

and 250 steals. She is the second Lady Lion to accomplish the feat.• Mia Nickson became the 28th member of the Lady Lions’ 500-rebound club with six caroms.• Dara Taylor posted a career-high 18 points, surpassing her previous mark of 17 at Maryland.

Notable• For the first time since the 2004-05 season, the Lady Lions have beaten a Big Ten opponent by

20-plus points in consecutive games since topping Wisconsin (76-43; 2/17/05) and Northwestern (83-56; 2/20/05).

• With 19 points, Maggie Lucas became the 13th Lady Lion to score 1,500 career points.• With 19 points, Alex Bentley (1,525) passed Vicki Link (1,514) for 11th on PSU’s career scoring list.



Penn State vs Michigan01/21/13 6:30 PM at Crisler Center, Ann Arbor, MI

Penn State 59 • 15-2 (5-0)Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min24 Nickson, Mia f 3-6 0-0 1-1 2 2 4 3 7 0 1 1 2 2354 Greene, Nikki c 4-6 0-0 0-0 4 7 11 4 8 0 3 3 0 1802 Taylor, Dara g 2-6 0-1 1-1 1 5 6 1 5 2 4 0 2 2820 Bentley, Alex g 8-21 0-7 0-0 0 2 2 3 16 3 3 0 5 3733 Lucas, Maggie g 5-16 3-7 6-6 2 2 4 4 19 0 3 0 1 3705 East, Talia 0-1 0-0 0-0 2 4 6 0 0 0 0 1 0 1323 Edwards, Ariel 0-3 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1925 Studevent, Gizelle 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 944 Waldner, Tori 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 4 4 4 2 0 0 2 0 16

Team 2 0 2 1Totals 24-62 3-15 8-8 13 28 41 20 59 5 15 7 11 200


FT % 1st Half: 4-4 100.0


Game: 24-62 38.7%Game: 3-15 20.0%Game: 8-8 100.0

DeadballRebounds

2,1

Michigan 49 • 15-3 (4-1)Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min44 Sheffer, Rachel f 5-15 1-5 9-12 2 8 10 1 20 1 6 0 2 3512 Thompson, Kate g 3-16 3-14 0-0 1 1 2 1 9 1 1 2 0 3714 Elmblad, Nicole g 1-4 0-2 0-0 4 1 5 2 2 2 0 0 1 3021 Jordan, Nya g 1-2 0-0 1-2 2 5 7 3 3 0 1 0 2 2824 Ryan, Jenny g 3-10 1-3 0-0 1 2 3 0 7 6 6 0 1 4001 Harris, Brenae 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 705 Ristovski, Madison 1-2 0-1 3-4 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 0 0 611 Arnold, Sam 1-4 1-1 0-0 1 2 3 3 3 0 0 1 0 17

Team 1 3 4Totals 15-54 6-26 13-18 12 22 34 10 49 10 15 3 7 200


FT % 1st Half: 4-7 57.1%


Game: 15-54 27.8%Game: 6-26 23.1%Game: 13-18 72.2%

DeadballRebounds

3,1

Officials: Bev Roberts, Tina Napier, Maj ForsbergTechnical fouls: Penn State-Greene, Nikki. Michigan-None.Attendance: 2842

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalPenn State 32 27 59Michigan 24 25 49

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchPSU 28 15 13 10 4MICH 16 10 7 0 8

Last FG - PSU 2nd-01:50, MICH 2nd-00:56.Largest lead - PSU by 13 2nd-01:50, MICH by 6 1st-17:12.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsWisconsin vs Penn State


Wisconsin 40 • 8-10, 0-5Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min04 Bauman, Nicole * 2-6 2-4 0-0 0 1 1 3 6 0 4 0 1 2705 Paige, Morgan * 5-15 2-11 2-2 0 1 1 1 14 0 4 0 0 3424 Stephen, Tiera * 1-7 0-1 2-4 2 5 7 2 4 7 8 0 3 3635 Gulczynski, Jacki * 3-13 2-6 2-2 1 9 10 2 10 1 2 0 1 40-43 Rochel, Cassie * 2-5 0-0 0-0 1 5 6 4 4 1 3 3 1 3100 Malone, Shannon 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+10 Whyte, Dakota 1-6 0-2 0-0 0 1 1 3 2 1 3 0 2 2222 Cichy, Tessa 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 123 Kryuchkova, Daria 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 9

Team 2 3 5Totals 14-53 6-24 6-8 6 25 31 17 40 10 24 4 8 200


FT % 1st Half: 4-5 80.0%


Game: 14-53 26.4%Game: 6-24 25.0%Game: 6-8 75.0%

DeadballRebounds

0


## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min02 Taylor, Dara * 3-5 2-3 0-0 2 5 7 3 8 6 5 0 4 2220 Bentley, Alex * 5-14 0-2 4-6 0 1 1 2 14 5 1 0 6 2524 Nickson, Mia * 3-6 0-0 2-2 5 4 9 3 8 1 0 0 2 2533 Lucas, Maggie * 3-11 2-4 3-4 0 4 4 1 11 1 4 0 3 3154 Greene, Nikki * 9-16 0-0 5-7 7 7 14 2 23 0 1 2 0 2705 East, Talia 1-3 0-0 1-2 2 2 4 5 3 0 1 0 0 1223 Edwards, Ariel 5-9 0-0 0-0 0 3 3 0 10 1 0 0 0 2625 Studevent, Gizelle 2-5 0-0 1-2 0 3 3 0 5 0 1 0 1 1544 Waldner, Tori 1-4 0-1 0-0 2 2 4 1 2 1 0 1 1 17

Team 2 4 6Totals 32-73 4-10 16-23 20 35 55 17 84 15 13 3 17 200


FT % 1st Half: 10-13 76.9%


Game: 32-73 43.8%Game: 4-10 40.0%Game: 16-23 69.6%

DeadballRebounds

3

Officials: Lisa Mattingly, Cameron Inouye, Jesse DickersonTechnical fouls: Wisconsin-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 3848

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalWisconsin 21 19 40Penn State 46 38 84

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchWIS 10 8 0 5 2PSU 52 29 15 20 20

Last FG - WIS 2nd-05:11, PSU 2nd-00:00.Largest lead - WIS None, PSU by 44 2nd-00:00.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsMinnesota vs Penn State


Minnesota 59 • 13-7, 2-4Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min01 Banham, Rachel * 6-17 1-4 6-6 0 3 3 2 19 3 5 0 0 3803 Mullaney, Shayne * 2-5 0-1 1-1 0 4 4 2 5 4 4 0 2 3705 Kellogg, Kionna * 3-7 0-1 2-4 2 4 6 2 8 1 7 0 1 3515 Riche, Micaella * 5-7 0-0 2-2 0 2 2 4 12 1 2 2 1 2321 Noga, Sari * 1-3 0-2 2-2 0 4 4 2 4 0 1 0 1 2811 Cotton, Leah 3-5 0-0 1-2 0 4 4 5 7 0 1 0 0 1520 Hirt, Kayla 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 624 Bailey, Mikayla 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 225 Loberg, Katie 1-2 0-0 0-1 2 4 6 2 2 0 0 1 0 16

Team 5 3 8 2Totals 22-49 1-8 14-18 9 30 39 20 59 9 23 4 6 200


FT % 1st Half: 4-6 66.7%


Game: 22-49 44.9%Game: 1-8 12.5%Game: 14-18 77.8%

DeadballRebounds

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Team 4 1 5Totals 24-68 2-7 14-19 18 19 37 16 64 13 12 8 11 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-8 62.5%


Game: 24-68 35.3%Game: 2-7 28.6%Game: 14-19 73.7%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Laura Morris, Mark Zentz, Michael McConnellTechnical fouls: Minnesota-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 4089

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalMinnesota 29 30 59Penn State 31 33 64

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchMINN 30 18 6 6 11PSU 28 23 17 13 10

Last FG - MINN 2nd-00:50, PSU 2nd-00:58.Largest lead - MINN by 4 2nd-10:02, PSU by 5 2nd-05:28.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsPenn State vs Ohio State

01/27/13 1 p.m. at Value City Arena - Columbus, Ohio



Team 2 3 5 1Totals 28-66 2-10 13-15 17 25 42 21 71 6 12 2 6 200


FT % 1st Half: 2-2 100.0


Game: 28-66 42.4%Game: 2-10 20.0%Game: 13-15 86.7%

DeadballRebounds

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Ohio State 56 • 11-9, 1-6Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min22 Moore, Darryce f 1-2 0-0 1-1 1 1 2 4 3 0 2 0 1 1433 Adams, Ashley c 2-7 0-0 1-5 4 8 12 1 5 4 1 4 0 4004 Hill, Tayler g 8-20 5-9 7-10 1 1 2 3 28 2 3 2 1 4014 Alston, Ameryst g 3-7 0-2 6-7 0 5 5 0 12 3 6 0 1 3831 Ferguson, Raven g 0-4 0-2 0-0 0 2 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 1603 Stokes, Amber 2-4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 4 2 1 0 0 2013 Craft, Cait 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 515 Dobranic, Aleksandra 2-5 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 2 4 0 1 0 0 1823 Ellerbe, Martina 0-2 0-0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 9

Team 4 3 7 1Totals 18-51 5-13 15-23 12 23 35 14 56 11 16 6 3 200


FT % 1st Half: 7-9 77.8%


Game: 18-51 35.3%Game: 5-13 38.5%Game: 15-23 65.2%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Bob Trammell, Barb Smith, Brian HallTechnical fouls: Penn State-None. Ohio State-None.Attendance: 6802

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalPenn State 28 43 71Ohio State 37 19 56

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchPSU 38 22 16 14 19OSU 24 8 12 5 8

Last FG - PSU 2nd-00:47, OSU 2nd-06:29.Largest lead - PSU by 15 2nd-00:47, OSU by 11 2nd-19:10.


No. 8/8 Penn State 84, Wisconsin 40Game #16 * Jan. 17, 2013 * University Park, Pa.

Notable• Penn State’s 44-point win is the biggest margin of victory over a Big Ten opponent since topping

Michigan State by 48 points (97-49) on Jan. 28, 2001.• PSU has earned 3-straight wins in Big Ten play by 20 or more points for the first time since 2004-05.• Alex Bentley passed Tanya Garner for 10th place on PSU’s career scoring list with 1,539 tallies.• Nikki Greene passed Mary Donovan for second in school history for career blocks with 193.

Notable• The Lady Lions extend their winning streak to nine games, tied for the 10th longest in school history .• With a 15-2 start, Penn State is off to its best start since the 1999-00 season.• Penn State has won its last 12 conference games, dating back to last season. It is the longest

conference winning streak since the Lions won 12-straight over the 2003-04 and 2004-05 seasons.• With 19 points, Maggie Lucas passed Vicki Link for 12th on PSU’s all-time scoring list (1,530).

No. 8/8 Penn State 64, Minnesota 59Game #18 * Jan. 24, 2013 * University Park, Pa.

Notable• With nine points, senior center Nikki Greene became the 35th player in Penn State history with 1,000

career points.• The Lady Lions have now won 13 consecutive Big Ten regular-season games, tying a school record.• Maggie Lucas netted her 250th career three-pointer and moved into 11th on Penn State’s career

scoring list with 1,556 pts., passing Tanya Garner (1,538).

Notable• Penn State wins its school record 14 consecutive Big Ten regular-season games.• Nikki Greene posted her 13th career double-double with 11 points and 13 rebounds. With those 13

rebounds, Greene has posted double-digit rebounds in six-straight games.• With two steals, Alex Bentley moves into a tie for fifth in school history in career steals with Kelly

Mazzante at 289 thefts

No. 8/8 Penn State 59, No. 23/RV Michigan 49Game #17 * Jan. 21, 2013 * Ann Arbor, Mich.

No. 8/8 Penn State 71, Ohio State 56Game #19 * Jan. 27, 2013 * Columbus, Ohio



Purdue vs Penn State2/4/13 7 p.m. at University Park, Pa.

Purdue 61 • 18-4, 7-2Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min15 Moses, Courtney * 5-8 4-5 7-7 1 1 2 3 21 3 3 0 0 3620 Williams, Dee Dee * 1-4 0-1 0-0 1 0 1 3 2 3 2 1 1 2822 Houser, KK * 1-5 1-2 2-4 2 0 2 4 5 3 3 0 0 2724 Mingo, Drey * 6-8 0-1 1-2 1 3 4 3 13 0 1 2 0 2232 Ostarello, Sam * 2-8 0-1 0-2 1 12 13 2 4 2 3 0 0 3325 Wilson, April 3-8 0-3 0-0 0 0 0 2 6 0 5 0 1 2342 Redmon, Camille 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 143 Poston, Chantel 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 650 Manuel, Taylor 4-10 0-0 2-4 2 5 7 2 10 3 2 0 0 24

Team 2 3 5Totals 22-51 5-13 12-19 10 25 35 20 61 15 19 3 2 200


FT % 1st Half: 9-16 56.3%


Game: 22-51 43.1%Game: 5-13 38.5%Game: 12-19 63.2%

DeadballRebounds

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## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min02 Taylor, Dara * 1-7 1-1 2-3 1 0 1 2 5 4 1 0 2 3020 Bentley, Alex * 6-15 1-2 0-0 1 0 1 2 13 1 1 0 1 3224 Nickson, Mia * 5-11 0-0 1-2 3 1 4 0 11 1 0 0 3 3433 Lucas, Maggie * 6-13 1-6 4-4 1 5 6 1 17 1 3 0 3 3854 Greene, Nikki * 2-7 0-0 2-3 4 5 9 4 6 0 3 2 1 2201 Agee, Candice 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 605 East, Talia 2-2 0-0 5-7 0 6 6 5 9 0 1 1 0 1223 Edwards, Ariel 3-5 0-1 0-0 2 2 4 2 6 0 1 0 1 2025 Studevent, Gizelle 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+44 Waldner, Tori 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 0 2 0 0 1 0 6

Team 1 0 1 1Totals 26-61 3-10 14-19 14 22 36 18 69 7 11 4 11 200


FT % 1st Half: 9-11 81.8%


Game: 26-61 42.6%Game: 3-10 30.0%Game: 14-19 73.7%

DeadballRebounds

1,1

Officials: Lisa Mattingly, Beverly Roberts, Mark ZentzTechnical fouls: Purdue-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 5030

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalPurdue 23 38 61Penn State 34 35 69

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchPUR 24 9 8 6 16PSU 36 18 19 6 17

Last FG - PUR 2nd-01:28, PSU 2nd-00:51.Largest lead - PUR None, PSU by 13 2nd-19:33.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsPenn State vs Wisconsin

01/31/13 7:00 pm at Kohl Center, Madison, Wis.



Team 3 2 5Totals 23-56 8-11 7-12 11 20 31 21 61 11 14 1 11 200


FT % 1st Half: 2-2 100.0


Game: 23-56 41.1%Game: 8-11 72.7%Game: 7-12 58.3%

DeadballRebounds

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Wisconsin 63 • 10-11, 2-6Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min43 Rochel, Cassie f 2-3 0-0 1-3 0 4 4 4 5 3 4 2 1 3904 Bauman, Nicole g 0-2 0-2 3-4 2 1 3 4 3 2 2 1 1 2505 Paige, Morgan g 11-19 5-10 6-10 0 1 1 2 33 1 2 0 0 4024 Stephen, Tiera g 2-6 0-0 1-3 3 8 11 2 5 2 8 0 1 3635 Gulczynski, Jacki g 6-9 4-5 0-0 1 2 3 1 16 1 1 1 1 4010 Whyte, Dakota 0-3 0-1 1-2 0 4 4 0 1 4 1 0 1 1822 Cichy, Tessa 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 123 Kryuchkova, Daria 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Team 1 2 3 1Totals 21-42 9-18 12-22 7 22 29 13 63 13 19 4 5 200


FT % 1st Half: 4-9 44.4%


Game: 21-42 50.0%Game: 9-18 50.0%Game: 12-22 54.5%

DeadballRebounds

4,1

Officials: Tina Napier, Sue Blauch, Kathleen LynchTechnical fouls: Penn State-None. Wisconsin-None.Attendance: 3602

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalPenn State 33 28 61Wisconsin 29 34 63

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchPSU 16 18 10 8 12WIS 18 16 8 5 1

Last FG - PSU 2nd-00:27, WIS 2nd-00:06.Largest lead - PSU by 7 2nd-14:06, WIS by 11 1st-11:56.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsPenn State vs Indiana

2/7/13 6:30 p.m. at Bloomington, Ind. (Assembly Hall)



Team 4 2 6Totals 28-70 3-10 17-24 23 31 54 23 76 7 14 3 10 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-7 71.4%


Game: 28-70 40.0%Game: 3-10 30.0%Game: 17-24 70.8%

DeadballRebounds

2

Indiana 54 • 10-13, 1-9Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min22 Chaplin,Sasha f 1-4 0-0 2-2 0 4 4 5 4 0 3 0 0 1024 Sinclair,Aulani f 6-16 3-7 6-8 2 1 3 0 21 1 2 1 1 4044 Deloach,Simone c 1-5 0-1 1-2 1 4 5 4 3 1 2 2 1 2801 McGhee,Jasmine g 5-15 2-4 0-1 0 6 6 4 12 3 5 0 1 3212 Bell,Nicole g 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 3 0 1 4 0 2 3904 Rubene,Linda 1-3 0-1 3-4 0 3 3 1 5 3 2 0 0 2332 Mize,Andrea 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 855 Taufa,Milika 4-6 0-1 1-5 2 3 5 3 9 2 1 1 3 20

Team 3 1 4Totals 18-50 5-14 13-22 8 24 32 22 54 11 20 4 8 200


FT % 1st Half: 8-12 66.7%


Game: 18-50 36.0%Game: 5-14 35.7%Game: 13-22 59.1%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Laura Morris, Sue Blauch, Bryan EnterlineTechnical fouls: Penn State-None. Indiana-None.Attendance: 1799

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalPenn State 37 39 76Indiana 30 24 54

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchPSU 32 25 13 4 9IND 18 8 9 2 14

Last FG - PSU 2nd-01:48, IND 2nd-00:31.Largest lead - PSU by 26 2nd-01:48, IND None.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsMichigan State vs Penn State


Michigan State 56 • 18-5, 6-4Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min00 Johnson, Kiana * 1-4 0-1 1-2 0 3 3 2 3 1 3 0 1 2201 Thomas, Jasmine * 3-10 0-0 2-2 0 3 3 3 8 5 2 0 2 3704 Hines, Jasmine * 4-8 0-0 0-0 4 2 6 2 8 1 2 0 0 1621 Bell, Klarissa * 3-7 1-1 0-1 2 4 6 3 7 3 6 1 1 3524 Schiffauer, Courtney * 2-9 1-5 4-4 3 7 10 4 9 3 7 0 0 3711 Pickrel, Annalise 6-12 3-8 1-2 3 2 5 2 16 0 0 0 0 2625 Taylor, Akyah 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 352 Mills, Becca 2-8 1-1 0-1 3 1 4 3 5 1 1 0 0 24

Team 3 1 4Totals 21-58 6-16 8-12 18 23 41 20 56 15 22 1 4 200


FT % 1st Half: 4-7 57.1%


Game: 21-58 36.2%Game: 6-16 37.5%Game: 8-12 66.7%

DeadballRebounds

1


## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min02 Taylor, Dara * 1-9 0-2 0-0 2 2 4 1 2 3 0 0 4 3320 Bentley, Alex * 9-16 0-1 6-7 0 1 1 1 24 3 1 0 4 3224 Nickson, Mia * 3-8 0-0 3-7 3 2 5 3 9 0 1 0 4 3233 Lucas, Maggie * 6-13 3-3 4-4 1 4 5 1 19 2 1 0 1 3654 Greene, Nikki * 5-7 0-0 3-5 2 4 6 3 13 0 3 3 1 2805 East, Talia 1-3 0-0 0-0 2 3 5 2 2 0 1 1 0 1323 Edwards, Ariel 0-1 0-0 2-2 0 3 3 1 2 0 3 0 0 1425 Studevent, Gizelle 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 544 Waldner, Tori 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 3 7

Team 1 2 3 1Totals 25-57 3-6 18-25 11 22 33 14 71 8 12 5 17 200


FT % 1st Half: 9-11 81.8%


Game: 25-57 43.9%Game: 3-6 50.0%Game: 18-25 72.0%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Sue Blauch, Michael McConnell, Dawn MarshTechnical fouls: Michigan State-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 6325

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalMichigan State 27 29 56Penn State 32 39 71

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchMSU 20 8 5 4 21PSU 32 29 12 13 4

Last FG - MSU 2nd-01:04, PSU 2nd-00:35.Largest lead - MSU by 9 1st-07:36, PSU by 19 2nd-12:15.

Score tied - 1 time.Lead changed - 1 time.

Wisconsin 63, No. 7/8 Penn State 61Game #20 * Jan. 31, 2013 * Madison, Wis.

Notable• The loss snaps an 11-game win streak for the Lady Lions, it was the sixth-longest in school history

and third-longest active streak in the NCAA.• Alex Bentley passes Nancy Kuhl for eighth place on Penn State’s all-time assists chart with 530

dimes on her career. • Maggie Lucas and Bentley are tied for 10th all-time on the career scoring list with 1,592 points each.

No. 7/8 Penn State 69, No. 13/11 Purdue 61Game #21 * Feb. 4, 2013 * University Park, Pa.

Notable• Maggie Lucas became the 10th player in Lady Lion history to score 1,600 career points.• Lucas moved into the Top 10 on Penn State’s single-season three-pointers list.• Alex Bentley became the 11th player in Lady Lion history to score 1,600 career points.• Bentley moves into a tie for fourth with Tina Nicholson in Penn State history with 293 career steals.• Nikki Greene became the sixth player in Lady Lion history to record 900 rebounds.

No. 8/9 Penn State 71, Michigan State 56Game #23 * Feb. 10, 2013 * University Park, Pa.

No. 8/9 Penn State 76, Indiana 54Game #22 * Feb. 7, 2013 * Bloomington, Ind.

Notable• Penn State becomes the 12th team in NCAA Division I history with 850 program wins.• Nikki Greene recorded her 200th career block and becomes the first player in school history with at

least 1,000 points, 900 rebounds and 200 blocks.• With 20 points, Maggie Lucas passed Andrea Garner for ninth place in career scoring (1,629).• Mia Nickson posted her fourth double-double of the season with 13 points and 11 rebounds.

Notable• The win clinched Penn State’s 25th 20-win season in program history.• Penn State earns its 14th 10-win Big Ten campaign in 21 seasons as a conference member.• Alex Bentley tallied her 300th career steal, becoming just the fourth player in school history to

accomplish the feat.• With six rebounds, Nikki Greene moved into fifth place in school history with 922 boards.



Illinois vs Penn State2/20/13 7 p.m. at University Park, Pa.

Illinois 62 • 15-10, 8-5Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min00 Penn, Karisma * 6-7 1-1 4-5 2 3 5 5 17 1 5 1 2 2622 Crawford, Ivory * 3-7 0-1 4-8 1 0 1 5 10 2 2 0 3 2423 Smith, Alexis * 3-9 0-0 1-1 0 2 2 4 7 2 4 0 2 3524 GodBold, Adrienne * 6-22 1-5 4-4 3 0 3 4 17 0 6 0 7 3242 Moore, Amber * 3-10 2-7 0-0 0 4 4 2 8 2 2 0 2 3701 Piper, McKenzie 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 903 Tuck, Taylor 0-5 0-2 0-0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2405 Oden, Nia 1-4 0-0 1-2 3 1 4 4 3 0 0 0 1 13

Team 2 2 4 1Totals 22-66 4-17 14-20 12 14 26 26 62 8 20 1 18 200


FT % 1st Half: 9-15 60.0%


Game: 22-66 33.3%Game: 4-17 23.5%Game: 14-20 70.0%

DeadballRebounds

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Team 0 0 0Totals 33-54 6-9 23-32 11 34 45 21 95 19 29 10 13 200


FT % 1st Half: 16-22 72.7%


Game: 33-54 61.1%Game: 6-9 66.7%Game: 23-32 71.9%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Tina Napier, Mark Zentz, Sue BlauchTechnical fouls: Illinois-Oden, Nia; TEAM. Penn State-None.Attendance: 4539

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalIllinois 33 29 62Penn State 54 41 95

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchILL 28 17 8 6 3PSU 40 24 16 18 25

Last FG - ILL 2nd-07:01, PSU 2nd-02:37.Largest lead - ILL by 3 1st-18:22, PSU by 33 2nd-02:37.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsMichigan vs Penn State


Michigan 57 • 19-8, 8-6Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min12 Thompson, Kate * 7-17 5-13 6-7 4 2 6 4 25 0 6 1 1 3714 Elmblad, Nicole * 1-4 0-0 0-1 1 0 1 3 2 0 1 0 2 2321 Jordan, Nya * 5-10 0-0 4-5 2 8 10 3 14 2 3 1 3 4024 Ryan, Jenny * 0-3 0-0 2-2 0 3 3 3 2 9 4 0 0 4044 Sheffer, Rachel * 4-12 1-5 1-2 1 5 6 4 10 2 0 0 3 3601 Harris, Brenae 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 505 Ristovski, Madison 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 811 Arnold, Sam 1-5 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 11

Team 2 3 5 1Totals 19-54 6-20 13-17 10 22 32 18 57 13 15 2 9 200


FT % 1st Half: 8-9 88.9%


Game: 19-54 35.2%Game: 6-20 30.0%Game: 13-17 76.5%

DeadballRebounds

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## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min20 Bentley, Alex * 4-13 1-2 2-2 0 3 3 1 11 5 2 1 4 3424 Nickson, Mia * 5-8 0-0 1-2 3 5 8 3 11 1 0 0 0 3325 Studevent, Gizelle * 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 840 Wolfe, Marisa * 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 154 Greene, Nikki * 3-4 0-0 2-6 2 7 9 4 8 0 2 2 0 1901 Agee, Candice 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 202 Taylor, Dara 2-7 0-3 0-0 0 2 2 2 4 2 5 0 1 1805 East, Talia 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1323 Edwards, Ariel 3-7 2-2 3-3 4 1 5 1 11 3 2 0 0 2133 Lucas, Maggie 7-17 3-11 4-4 2 3 5 2 21 2 2 0 3 3844 Waldner, Tori 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 3 0 1 0 1 0 13

Team 1 2 3Totals 25-59 6-18 12-17 14 29 43 17 68 15 14 5 8 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-6 83.3%


Game: 25-59 42.4%Game: 6-18 33.3%Game: 12-17 70.6%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Felicia Grinter, John Whitson, Tim DaleyTechnical fouls: Michigan-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 14173

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalMichigan 26 31 57Penn State 40 28 68

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchMICH 22 14 10 11 4PSU 26 15 12 9 36

Last FG - MICH 2nd-00:53, PSU 2nd-00:28.Largest lead - MICH by 2 1st-18:21, PSU by 19 1st-09:26.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsPenn State vs Minnesota

02/28/13 8:00 PM at Williams Arena (Minneapolis, Minn.)

Penn State 81 • 23-4, 13-2 Big TTotal 3-Ptr Rebounds


Team 6 1 7Totals 31-72 4-19 15-21 22 11 33 26 81 11 13 3 14 200


FT % 1st Half: 4-4 100.0


Game: 31-72 43.1%Game: 4-19 21.1%Game: 15-21 71.4%

DeadballRebounds

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Minnesota 89 • 17-12, 6-9 Big TTotal 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min05 Kellogg, Kionna f 4-6 0-0 0-0 0 4 4 5 8 2 3 0 0 2515 Riche, Micaella f 9-10 0-0 6-8 0 5 5 4 24 1 2 0 0 3701 Banham, Rachel g 7-12 1-2 8-9 0 5 5 1 23 7 5 1 4 4003 Mullaney, Shayne g 1-4 0-0 8-8 0 2 2 2 10 5 5 0 0 2821 Noga, Sari g 6-7 6-6 1-2 0 1 1 3 19 2 1 0 0 4011 Cotton, Leah 0-1 0-0 2-2 0 0 0 4 2 1 5 0 0 1120 Hirt, Kayla 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 624 Bailey, Mikayla 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 125 Loberg, Katie 1-1 0-0 1-2 2 2 4 2 3 1 0 1 0 12

Team 4 3 7 1Totals 28-42 7-8 26-31 6 22 28 23 89 19 23 2 4 200


FT % 1st Half: 8-8 100.0

2nd half: 15-23 65.2%2nd half: 4-4 100.02nd half: 18-23 78.3%

Game: 28-42 66.7%Game: 7-8 87.5%Game: 26-31 83.9%

DeadballRebounds

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Officials: Cameron Inouye, Frank Steratore, Erika HerrimanTechnical fouls: Penn State-None. Minnesota-None.Attendance: 2808

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalPenn State 36 45 81Minnesota 37 52 89

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchPSU 32 25 28 12 7MINN 32 16 11 6 5

Last FG - PSU 2nd-00:06, MINN 2nd-01:42.Largest lead - PSU by 3 2nd-19:35, MINN by 13 2nd-08:03.


No. 8/9 Penn State 81, Iowa 69Game #24 * Feb. 14, 2013 * Iowa City, Iowa

Notable• With an 11-1 mark in Big Ten play, the Lady Lions are off to their best conference start since the

2002-03 squad started 11-1.• Junior guard Maggie Lucas moved into eighth place on Penn State’s career scoring chart (1,669).• Mia Nickson surpassed the 800-point mark for her collegiate career with 11 points to bring her

career total to 809. She also moved into 24th place on PSU’s career rebounding list (569).

No. 7/9 Penn State 95, Illinois 62Game #25 * Feb. 20, 2013 * University Park, Pa.

Notable• PSU scored 95 points in a Big Ten game for the first time since Feb. 3, 2002 vs. Ohio St. (95-62).• The Lady Lions shot 61.1% from field, marking the first time Penn State shot better than 60% in a

game since Feb. 23, 1996 (.608) vs. Michigan State.• The 61.1% effort from the field is the highest shooting percentage for PSU in a Big Ten game since

joining the conference in 1992-93.

Minnesota 89, No. 7/7 Penn State 81Game #27 * Feb. 28, 2013 * Minneapolis, Minn.

No. 7/9 Penn State 68, Michigan 57Game #26 * Feb. 24, 2013 * University Park, Pa.

Notable• The Lady Lions clinched a share of the Big Ten Championship for the second consecutive season and

their first back-to-back titles since 2002-03 and 2003-04.• The Lady Lions finished the 2012-13 season undefeated in home games for the first time since 2004-

05, marking Penn State’s 10th unbeaten home season in school history (fourth in the BJC).• The victory marked the Lady Lions’ 200th win at the Bryce Jordan Center.

Notable• The 89 points allowed are the most for the Lions, their previous high was 74 against Georgetown.• With 23 points, Maggie Lucas passes Angie Potthoff for seventh place in program history with

1,735 points.• Alex Bentley became the seventh player in school history to nab 100 steals in a season (101). • Bentley also moved into second place on PSU’s career thefts chart (317).



Ohio State vs Penn State3/8/13 6:00 pm at Sears Centre Hoffman Estates, IL

Ohio State 66 • 18-13Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min33 Adams, Ashley c 6-10 0-0 1-4 2 6 8 3 13 3 1 0 1 3714 Alston, Ameryst g 1-3 0-1 1-2 0 2 2 1 3 4 3 1 0 363 Stokes, Amber g 7-15 0-1 4-5 3 2 5 3 18 4 1 0 5 4031 Ferguson, Raven g 4-9 1-3 0-1 2 7 9 4 9 2 2 1 0 384 Hill, Tayler g 7-21 5-9 4-6 1 0 1 2 23 3 3 0 1 3812 Kynard, Maleeka 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 3 0 3 0 0 0 622 Moore, Darryce 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 125 Scullion, Amy 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 250 Harmon, Emilee 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

Team 1 4 5 1Totals 25-58 6-14 10-18 9 23 32 17 66 19 11 2 7 200


FT % 1st Half: 1-4 25.0%


Game: 25-58 43.1%Game: 6-14 42.9%Game: 10-18 55.6%

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## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min24 Nickson, Mia f 2-4 0-0 4-4 4 7 11 5 8 1 1 0 0 2454 Greene, Nikki c 7-10 0-0 3-5 0 5 5 2 17 1 2 2 1 332 Taylor, Dara g 3-7 1-3 2-3 1 2 3 4 9 4 2 0 2 2820 Bentley, Alex g 8-13 2-2 2-2 0 2 2 0 20 4 0 1 1 3433 Lucas, Maggie g 6-14 3-6 3-4 0 2 2 2 18 2 3 0 2 351 Agee, Candice 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 523 Edwards, Ariel 0-4 0-0 4-6 0 3 3 2 4 2 3 1 0 2725 Studevent, Gizelle 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 944 Waldner, Tori 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 35 East, Talia 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

Team 3 3 6Totals 26-53 6-11 18-24 8 28 36 17 76 15 12 4 7 200


FT % 1st Half: 7-8 87.5%


Game: 26-53 49.1%Game: 6-11 54.5%Game: 18-24 75.0%

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Officials: Felicia Grinter, Mark Zentz, Tim DaleyTechnical fouls: Ohio State-None. Penn State-None.Attendance:

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalOhio State 31 35 66Penn State 33 43 76

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchOSU 30 5 9 10 0PSU 26 14 12 9 4

Last FG - OSU 2nd-00:58, PSU 2nd-03:22.Largest lead - OSU by 5 1st-04:53, PSU by 18 2nd-05:29.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsPenn State vs Nebraska

03/03/13 5:06 p.m. at Bob Devaney Sports Center- Lincoln, Neb.



Team 2 2 4Totals 32-61 8-17 10-17 10 24 34 23 82 5 15 3 8 200


FT % 1st Half: 6-10 60.0%


Game: 32-61 52.5%Game: 8-17 47.1%Game: 10-17 58.8%

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Nebraska 67 • 22-7, 12-4Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min23 Cady, Emily f 3-7 1-2 8-9 4 6 10 1 15 2 0 1 2 3635 Hooper, Jordan f 4-17 1-8 5-7 3 6 9 1 14 0 2 2 0 3700 Moore, Lindsey g 9-11 2-2 3-5 0 1 1 3 23 2 8 0 1 3403 Sample, Hailie g 0-1 0-0 0-2 1 3 4 2 0 0 2 0 1 2324 Theriot, Rachel g 2-4 0-0 0-0 1 6 7 2 4 4 3 0 2 3101 Laudermill, Tear'a 3-9 1-2 2-3 2 2 4 4 9 1 1 0 1 1910 Williams, Meghin 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 813 Jeffery, Brandi 0-4 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 12

Team 1 0 1 1Totals 22-54 5-16 18-26 12 25 37 15 67 10 18 3 7 200


FT % 1st Half: 13-18 72.2%


Game: 22-54 40.7%Game: 5-16 31.3%Game: 18-26 69.2%

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Officials: Bryan Enterline, Michael Price, Angie EnlundTechnical fouls: Penn State-None. Nebraska-None.Attendance: 10832

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalPenn State 38 44 82Nebraska 32 35 67

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchPSU 24 17 16 4 9NEB 28 14 11 2 11

Last FG - PSU 2nd-00:42, NEB 2nd-00:31.Largest lead - PSU by 17 2nd-01:57, NEB by 4 1st-18:04.


Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsMichigan State vs Penn State

3/9/13 6:30 pm at Sears Centre Hoffman Estates, IL

Michigan State 54 • 24-7Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min24 Schiffauer, Courtney f 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 3 2 3 1 1 0 852 Mills, Becca f 7-13 2-5 0-0 1 8 9 3 16 2 1 3 0 350 Johnson, Kiana g 1-7 1-5 1-2 0 4 4 0 4 2 1 2 0 381 Thomas, Jasmine g 8-18 1-4 2-3 1 5 6 2 19 3 6 0 2 4021 Bell, Klarissa g 0-3 0-1 3-6 1 8 9 4 3 1 3 1 1 3611 Pickrel, Annalise 2-4 0-2 0-0 1 3 4 3 4 1 1 0 0 144 Hines, Jasmine 1-6 0-0 4-4 5 9 14 0 6 2 3 2 1 29

Team 0 6 6Totals 20-52 4-17 10-15 9 43 52 15 54 14 16 9 4 200


FT % 1st Half: 6-8 75.0%


Game: 20-52 38.5%Game: 4-17 23.5%Game: 10-15 66.7%

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## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min24 Nickson, Mia f 1-10 0-0 2-4 1 6 7 0 4 2 0 0 2 3154 Greene, Nikki c 2-8 0-0 0-0 1 3 4 3 4 0 1 1 1 222 Taylor, Dara g 1-6 0-3 0-0 2 2 4 3 2 2 0 0 0 2620 Bentley, Alex g 3-15 2-6 0-0 0 3 3 4 8 3 2 0 2 3633 Lucas, Maggie g 7-22 7-13 2-2 1 8 9 2 23 0 2 0 1 351 Agee, Candice 0-0 0-0 1-2 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1023 Edwards, Ariel 0-3 0-0 2-2 0 0 0 3 2 0 1 0 0 1725 Studevent, Gizelle 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 544 Waldner, Tori 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 25 East, Talia 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 1 3 2 0 1 1 0 1 16

Team 4 3 7Totals 15-67 9-23 7-10 11 27 38 19 46 8 8 2 10 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-8 62.5%


Game: 15-67 22.4%Game: 9-23 39.1%Game: 7-10 70.0%

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Officials: Tina Napier, Mark Zentz, Michael McConnellTechnical fouls: Michigan State-None. Penn State-None.Attendance:

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalMichigan State 17 37 54Penn State 19 27 46

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchMSU 18 5 8 8 10PSU 10 6 13 0 5

Last FG - MSU 2nd-00:40, PSU 2nd-00:24.Largest lead - MSU by 11 2nd-04:08, PSU by 11 1st-12:41.

Score tied - 1 time.Lead changed - 3 times.

Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsCal Poly vs Penn State

03/24/13 4:15 p.m. at Baton Rouge, La. (Maravich Center)

Cal Poly 55 • 21-11Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min13 Allison, Nikol f 1-5 0-0 1-6 2 7 9 3 3 0 2 0 1 3243 Schlemer, Molly c 11-19 0-0 2-2 4 1 5 3 24 0 2 0 1 3602 Ervin, Jonae g 2-10 0-1 6-6 1 4 5 1 10 1 1 0 1 2905 Elegado, Ariana g 1-10 1-5 0-0 1 1 2 2 3 1 1 0 0 2322 Reeves, Caroline g 3-13 1-3 0-0 2 3 5 0 7 3 5 1 2 3200 Spears, Taylor 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 201 Griffin, Kayla 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+11 Ale, Kristen 0-6 0-1 6-7 0 2 2 1 6 1 1 0 2 2015 Garza, Taryn 1-1 0-0 0-0 1 2 3 5 2 0 0 1 0 1023 Cascio, Ashley 0-2 0-2 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 324 Hughes, Caroline 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 730 Ofodu, Nwamaka 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 632 Woodard, Brittany 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0+

Team 5 2 7 1Totals 19-68 2-12 15-21 16 24 40 16 55 9 13 2 7 200


FT % 1st Half: 10-13 76.9%


Game: 19-68 27.9%Game: 2-12 16.7%Game: 15-21 71.4%

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Team 2 0 2 1Totals 34-72 4-9 13-18 17 35 52 15 85 15 13 7 7 200


FT % 1st Half: 3-4 75.0%


Game: 34-72 47.2%Game: 4-9 44.4%Game: 13-18 72.2%

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Officials: Jack Jones, Rachelle Jones, John FletcherTechnical fouls: Cal Poly-None. Penn State-None.Attendance:NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament - First Round

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalCal Poly 28 27 55Penn State 38 47 85

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchCP 28 11 13 0 8PSU 44 16 17 4 17

Last FG - CP 2nd-00:49, PSU 2nd-01:05.Largest lead - CP by 3 1st-11:54, PSU by 32 2nd-01:05.


No. 7/7 Penn State 82, No. 20/25 Nebraska 67Game #28 * Mar. 3, 2013 * Lincoln, Neb.

Notable• Penn State clinched the outright Big Ten regular-season title for the second consecutive season.• The Lady Lions boast their best Big Ten record since 2003-04, where that squad posted a 15-1 mark.• Maggie Lucas connected on a career-high eight three-pointers. She is the first Lady Lion to make

eight threes in a game was Kelly Mazzante at Minnesota on Dec. 28, 2001. • Mia Nickson eclipsed the 800-point mark in a Lady Lion uniform.

No. 8/8 Penn State 76, Ohio State 66Game #29 * Mar. 8, 2013 * Hoffman Estates, Ill.

Notable• The win marked the 25th win of the season for the Lady Lions. It is the 13th 25-win campaign in

program history and the third consecutive season that Penn State reached the mark.• This is only the second time in program history that the Lady Lions have posted three consecutive

25-win seasons, joining the 1993-94, 1994-95 and 1995-96 campaigns.• With four assists, Alex Bentley tied Brianne O’Rourke for 7th place on PSU’s all-time helpers list.

No. 8/8 Penn State 85, Cal Poly 55Game #31 * Mar. 24, 2013 * Baton Rouge, La.

Michigan State 54, No. 8/8 Penn State 46Game #30 * Mar. 9, 2013 * Hoffman Estates, Ill.

Notable• Penn State shot 22.4%from the field, marking the first time it shot under 25% from the field in a game

since Dec. 19, 1996 when the Lady Lions shot 23% at Alabama.• Maggie Lucas surpassed the 1,800-point mark for her career.• With the 23 points, Lucas became just the second player in school history with multiple 600-point

seasons, joining Kelly Mazzante (three times).

Notable• With one steal, Alex Bentley moves into a tie for ninth place in Big Ten history with Joy Holmes of

Purdue with 323 career thefts.• With 13 boards, Mia Nickson passed Tanisha Wright for 21st all-time in PSU history with 629 boards.• Nickson posted her 15th career double-double overall and her third career double-double in an

NCAA Tournament game (6 career games).


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Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final StatisticsLSU vs Penn State

03/26/13 8:45 p.m. at Baton Rouge, La. (Maravich Center)

LSU 71 • 22-11Total 3-Ptr Rebounds

## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min55 PLAISANCE, Theresa f 3-14 0-2 2-2 1 5 6 2 8 6 5 2 0 3223 MCKINNEY, Shanece c 3-4 0-0 2-2 3 1 4 0 8 0 0 1 0 2703 LUTLEY, Bianca g 7-10 2-3 2-4 0 3 3 4 18 6 2 0 2 2810 WEBB, Adrienne g 10-16 2-4 7-9 1 0 1 2 29 0 0 0 2 3832 BALLARD, Danielle g 2-10 0-0 0-0 2 6 8 0 4 1 3 1 4 3401 YOUNGBLOOD, Derreya 2-4 0-0 0-0 2 5 7 4 4 0 2 0 0 2204 PEDERSEN, Anne 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 19

Team 2 2 4 1Totals 27-58 4-9 13-17 11 22 33 13 71 13 14 4 8 200


FT % 1st Half: 5-7 71.4%


Game: 27-58 46.6%Game: 4-9 44.4%Game: 13-17 76.5%

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Team 1 0 1Totals 27-63 3-12 9-13 16 22 38 19 66 12 15 1 10 200


FT % 1st Half: 9-10 90.0%


Game: 27-63 42.9%Game: 3-12 25.0%Game: 9-13 69.2%

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Officials: Jack Jones, Metta Roberts, Robert EnterlineTechnical fouls: LSU-None. Penn State-None.Attendance: 3055NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament - Second Round

Score by periods 1st 2nd TotalLSU 35 36 71Penn State 42 24 66

In Off 2nd FastPoints Paint T/O Chance Break BenchLSU 28 24 8 0 4PSU 32 12 16 2 19

Last FG - LSU 2nd-00:40, PSU 2nd-00:54.Largest lead - LSU by 8 1st-10:28, PSU by 9 1st-00:53.


LSU 71, No. 8/8 Penn State 66Game #32 * Mar. 26, 2013 * Baton Rouge, La.

Notable• Nikki Greene broke Kelly Mazzante’s program record for most career starts with 131 and extended

her consecutive starts record to 131 as she started every game of her collegiate career.• Greene finished her career 30th at PSU in points (1,132), 2nd in blocks (215) and 4th in rebounds (994).• Alex Bentley ended her career eighth in school history in points (1,786), sixth in field goals made

(725), tied for sixth in assists (567) and second in steals (325).


The Lady LionsBig Ten ConferenCe

Senior forward/CenTer

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IN THIS SECTIONBig Ten Conference ................................................... 100Penn State versus the Big Ten .............................101-1042013-14 Big Ten Conference Schedule ...................... 105Big Ten Network ........................................................ 106


BIG TEN CONFERENCESince its inception in 1896, the pursuit and attainment of academic excellence has been a priority for every Big Ten member institution. But maintaining the conference’s status as one of the preeminent athletic conferences in the country also endures as an important component of the Big Ten student-athlete experience. Striking that balance between academics and athletics is integral to the Big Ten’s identity, and the Big Ten’s “Honoring Legends. Building Leaders.” campaign links directly to the Big Ten mission. Recognized as one of intercollegiate sports’ most successful undertakings, the Big Ten strives for success from its student-athletes not only on the field and in the classroom, but around the world as well. PREMIER ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONSAll Big Ten universities have been granted Tier One Status by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, a distinction awarded to just over 100 universities. Big Ten schools have produced more than 1,450 Academic All-Americans, more than any other conference, including 46 in the last academic year. For the 2011 fiscal year, the Big Ten led all conferences with over $8 billion in research expenditures, more than $2 billion more than any other conference. A HISTORY OF ATHLETIC SUCCESSDuring the 2012-13 season, Big Ten institutions claimed seven national championships: Indiana men’s soccer; Michigan men’s gymnastics; Michigan men’s swimming and diving; Minnesota women’s ice hockey; Nebraska women’s bowling; Ohio State women’s rowing; and Penn State wrestling. Over the last 10 years, the Big Ten is tied for the conference lead with national titles in 14 different NCAA-sponsored championships, including bowling, cross country, fencing, golf, gymnastics, ice hockey, lacrosse, rowing, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, track and field, volleyball and wrestling. BROAD-BASED PROGRAMMINGAlmost 1,400 Big Ten student-athletes and coaches have participated in the Olympics, winning at least 460 medals, including nearly 250 gold. Big Ten universities provide over $141 million in direct financial aid to more than 8,200 student-athletes playing on more than 300 teams in 42 different sports. The Big Ten sponsors 26 official conference sports, 13 for men and 13 for women, including the debut of men’s ice hockey as an official conference sport this academic year. In 2014-15, men’s and women’s lacrosse will be added as the conference’s 27th and 28th official sports, giving the Big Ten more official sports than all conferences other than the Ivy League.

PASSIONATE FOLLOWINGThe Big Ten leads all conferences with nearly five million alumni and more than 460,000 students. Big Ten fans are some of the nation’s most supportive, with nearly 9.8 million patrons attending conference home contests during the 2012-13 seasons for football, men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball alone.

LEADERS IN INNOVATIONFirst awarded the Big Ten Medal of Honor in 1915, honoring outstanding senior student-athletes who demonstrate excellence in academics and athletics. The conference will award its 100th Medal of Honor in May 2014. The Big Ten Advisory Commission was formed in 1972. It enlists former student-athletes to serve as liaisons to the NCAA’s Diversity and Inclusion Department, the Big Ten Student-Athlete Advisory Commission and other organizations. The Big Ten became the first conference to voluntarily adopt male and female participation goals after launching its Gender Equity Action Plan in 1992. The Big Ten implemented the first collegiate football system of instant replay in 2004, which the NCAA approved for use among all conferences in 2006. In 2012, the Big Ten partnered with the Ivy League to study the effects of head injuries in sports. In June 2013, Johns Hopkins University was accepted as the conference’s first sport affiliate member, allowing the debut of men’s lacrosse as an official conference sport in 2014-15. EXTENSIVE TELEVISION EXPOSUREThrough the Big Ten’s media agreements with CBS Sports, ABC/ESPN, FOX and the Big Ten Network (BTN), nearly 1,000 Big Ten events are produced and distributed nationally on an annual basis. In 2006, the Big Ten created BTN, the first national conference-owned television network. With more than 53 million subscribers in the U.S. and Canada – and more outside the Big Ten region than inside – BTN allows fans to see their teams compete regardless of where they live. COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENTFor the last 24 years, through the Big Ten’s SCORE (Success Comes Out of Reading Everyday) program, the conference has partnered with Chicago elementary schools to improve reading performance. Surrounding the Big Ten Football Championship Game and Big Ten Basketball Tournaments, the conference holds numerous community initiatives, such as the Big Ten Career Expo, SaturDAY of Service, Officiating and Youth Football Clinics and various fund-raising efforts, including the Think Pink promotions benefitting the Pink Ribbon Connection at previous women’s basketball tournaments.

2012-13 StandingS Big Ten Overall

Team W L Pct. W L Pct.PENN STATE 14 2 .875 26 6 .813Nebraska 12 4 .750 25 9 .735Purdue 10 6 .625 25 9 .735Michigan State 10 6 .625 25 9 .735Michigan 9 7 .563 22 11 .667Illinois 9 7 .563 19 14 .576Iowa 8 8 .500 21 13 .618Ohio State 7 9 .438 18 13 .581Minnesota 7 9 .438 18 14 .563Northwestern 5 11 .313 13 17 .433Wisconsin 3 13 .188 12 19 .387Indiana 2 14 .125 11 19 .367

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PEnn StatE LEadS iLLinOiS29-14 overall

22-11 in Big Ten regular season games4-2 in Big Ten Tournament games

Date Site W/L PSU-ILL Margin12/6/86 A L 70-88 -1812/30/88 H W 81-75 +61/5/92 A W 86-60 +261/19/92 H W 89-45 +441/7/93 H W 101-71 +303/11/93 A W 78-62 +161/9/94 A W 86-57 +293/10/94 H W 91-68 +231/27/95 A W 75-63 +121/26/96 H W 105-79 +261/17/97 H L 74-85 -112/2/97 A L 79-94 -151/16/98 A L 58-82 -242/1/98 H L 69-78 -92/28/98 N* W 74-71 +31/22/99 A L 85-94 -92/28/99 N* L 75-77 -21/13/00 H W 76-66 +103/4/00 N* W 81-74 +71/7/01 A L 71-75 -42/15/01 H W 101-80 +211/7/02 A L 75-81 -62/17/02 H W 83-78 +52/6/03 A W 82-69 +131/18/04 H W 79-64 +151/13/05 H W 76-41 +352/13/05 A W 63-56 +71/12/06 A L 57-66 -92/12/06 H W 78-52 +2612/28/06 A L 65-74/OT -93/2/07 N* W 61-49 +121/2/08 H W 49-48 +12/21/08 A L 49-69 -2012/28/08 H W 54-51 +32/22/09 A W 67-56 +113/5/09 N* L 49-58 -1112/31/09 A L 60-69 -91/24/10 H W 70-66 +41/16/11 H W 83-62 +211/27/11 A W 67-65 +23/5/11 N* W 79-64 +151/19/12 A W 71-65 +62/20/13 H W 95-62 +33Record at home: 16-2Record on the road: 9-10Record at a neutral site: 4-2Current series win streak: 6 by PSULongest win streak in series: 9 by PSUMost points by one team: 105 by PSUMost points by both teams: 184Fewest points by one team: 41 by ILLFewest points scored by both: 97Largest margin of victory: 44 by PSUSmallest margin of victory: 1 by PSU

* - Big Ten Tournament

PEnn StatE LEadS indiana29-9 overall

24-8 in Big Ten regular season games3-1 in Big Ten Tournament games

Date Site W/L PSU-IND Margin1/16/82 H W 83-74 +91/15/93 A L 65-71 -62/14/93 H W 94-69 +251/14/94 H W 94-66 +282/13/94 A W 70-65 +52/3/95 A W 74-71 +33/5/95 N* W 72-64 +82/2/96 H W 76-61 +151/10/97 A W 93-90 +32/9/97 H W 82-66 +161/11/98 H W 75-62 +132/8/98 A L 55-58 -33/20/98 H# W 70-42 +281/24/99 H W 95-48 +472/17/00 A W 74-36 +381/14/01 H W 89-68 +211/25/01 A W 79-70 +91/10/02 H W 62-57 +52/7/02 A W 67-59 +83/4/02 N* L 72-75 -32/2/03 H W 69-55 +143/7/03 N* W 67-64 +32/5/04 A W 66-49 +173/5/04 N* W 79-66 +131/16/05 A W 65-44 +212/10/05 H W 67-45 +221/1/06 H L 50-54 -42/9/06 A L 43-58 -152/25/07 H W 78-68 +103/2/08 A L 67-79 -121/11/09 H L 77-84 -71/29/09 A L 55-65 -101/10/10 H W 77-71/OT +62/28/10 A L 68-77 -91/23/11 H W 82-69 +132/13/11 A W 80-77 +32/2/12 H W 76-44 +322/7/13 A W 76-54 +22Record at home: 16-2Record on the road: 10-6Record at a neutral site: 3-1Current series win streak: 4 by PSULongest win streak in series: 9 by PSUMost points by one team: 95 by PSUMost points by both teams: 183Fewest points by one team: 36 by IndianaFewest points scored by both: 101Largest margin of victory: 47 by PSUSmallest margin of victory: 3 by both

* - Big Ten Tournament # - NCAA Tournament

PEnn StatE LEadS iOWa

25-17 overall20-14 in Big Ten regular season games

2-1 in Big Ten Tournament gamesDate Site W/L PSU-IOWA Margin1/2/85 H W 87-47 +4012/8/85 A L 63-65 -212/29/86 N W 78-74 +412/1/90 H W 82-62 +201/3/92 A L 53-61 -82/7/93 A L 59-84 -253/5/93 H W 70-64 +62/6/94 H W 63-61 +23/4/94 A L 68-78 -102/17/95 H W 73-62 +113/4/95 N* W 69-62 +72/16/96 A L 69-81 -121/21/97 A W 61-60 +12/16/97 H L 63-66 -31/2/98 H L 69-78 -92/15/98 A L 49-73 -241/15/99 H W 66-60 +61/31/99 A W 88-64 +2412/30/99 H W 80-63 +171/16/00 A W 78-64 +141/21/01 A L 64-79 -152/10/02 H L 81-96 -151/9/03 H W 86-52 +342/16/03 A L 75-80 -51/8/04 H W 92-64 +282/22/04 A W 70-58 +121/6/05 A W 77-71 +63/4/05 N* W 68-66 +21/26/06 H W 72-61 +91/28/07 H W 78-71 +72/18/07 A L 72-79 -712/28/07 A L 58-67 -92/10/08 H L 65-73 -82/1/09 A L 89-97/3OT -82/15/09 H L 57-63 -612/28/09 H W 77-73/OT +41/14/10 A W 68-62 +63/5/10 N* L 75-82 -712/30/10 H W 68-59 +92/6/11 A W 82-75 +71/22/12 H W 68-52 +16 2/14/13 A W 81-69 +12Record at home: 14-5Record on the road: 8-11Record at a neutral site: 3-1Current series win streak: 4 by PSULongest win streak in series: 5 by bothMost points by one team: 97 by IowaMost points by both teams: 186Fewest points by one team: 47 by IowaFewest points scored by both: 114Largest margin of victory: 40 by PSUSmallest margin of victory: 1 by PSU


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1-2 in Big Ten Tournament gamesDate Site W/L PSU-UM Margin3/8/92 A W 88-47 +411/24/93 H W 81-61 +201/23/94 A W 97-53 +441/15/95 H W 94-44 +502/10/95 A W 82-62 +201/14/96 A W 79-64 +152/9/96 H W 83-63 +202/7/97 H W 82-73 +92/14/97 A L 59-98 -391/4/98 A W 85-84/OT +12/13/98 H L 59-67 -83/1/98 N* W 87-81/OT +61/17/99 A W 74-66 +81/27/00 H W 85-71 +141/11/01 A L 62-71 -92/25/01 H L 74-75 -13/2/01 N* L 60-66 -61/13/02 H W 78-65 +132/24/02 A W 65-47 +181/26/03 A W 72-70 +22/20/03 H W 75-61 +141/15/04 A W 68-56 +122/15/04 H W 73-44 +292/3/05 A W 76-61 +152/2/06 H W 78-62 +161/7/07 A L 41-55 -141/14/07 H W 65-51 +141/20/08 H W 68-57 +112/7/08 A L 50-66 -163/6/08 N* L 54-64 -101/4/09 H W 76-58 +182/9/09 A W 64-56 +81/31/10 A L 62-66 -42/18/10 H W 71-65/OT +62/3/11 A W 81-63 +181/12/12 H W 78-63 +151/26/12 A W 77-56 +211/21/13 A W 59-49 +102/24/13 H W 68-57 +11Record at home: 15-2Record on the road: 14-5Record at a neutral site: 1-2Current series win streak: 6 by PSULongest win streak in series: 8 by PSU (twice)Most points by one team: 98 by MichiganMost points by both teams: 169Fewest points by one team: 41 by PSUFewest points scored by both: 96Largest margin of victory: 50 by PSUSmallest margin of victory: 1 by both (once each)


PEnn StatE LEadS MiCHigan StatE


2-2 in Big Ten Tournament gamesDate Site W/L PSU-MSU Margin12/20/91 H W 82-55 +272/21/93 A W 87-54 +332/20/94 H W 98-71 +2712/30/94 H W 99-70 +292/24/95 A W 73-64 +912/30/95 A W 76-59 +172/23/96 H W 78-57 +2112/30/96 A L 75-99 -242/21/97 H W 69-63 +312/30/97 H W 65-60 +52/20/98 A W 76-70 +161/11/99 H W 90-66 +242/27/99 N* W 79-74 +51/23/00 A L 63-71 -81/28/01 H W 97-49 +482/8/01 A W 64-58 +61/20/02 A L 62-66 -42/14/02 H W 62-59/OT +31/19/03 H W 75-70 +52/9/03 A W 64-60 +41/4/04 H W 64-62 +22/26/04 A W 63-51 +123/7/04 N* W 58-54 +41/23/05 H W 73-56 +173/6/05 N* L 76-83 -71/5/06 A L 53-75 -221/25/07 H W 69-58 +112/1/07 A L 49-76 -271/5/08 A W 69-57 +122/17/08 H L 50-66 -1612/21/08 H L 60-67 -71/18/09 A L 59-70 -111/17/10 H W 68-60 +82/4/10 A L 44-65 -212/10/11 H L 49-60 -111/7/12 H L 65-75 -101/29/12 A L 77-83 -61/6/13 A W 76-55 +212/10/13 H W 71-56 +153/9/13 N* L 46-54 -8Record at home: 15-4Record on the road: 9-8Record at a neutral site: 2-2Current series win streak: 1 by MSULongest win streak in series: 7 by PSU (twice)Most points by one team: 99 by both Most points by both teams: 174Fewest points by one team: 44 by PSUFewest points scored by both: 100Largest margin of victory: 48 by PSUSmallest margin of victory: 2 by PSU


PEnn StatE LEadS MinnESOta


2-0 in Big Ten Tournament gamesDate Site W/L PSU-MINN Margin1/12/92 A W 75-64 +112/5/93 A W 77-62 +153/7/93 H W 99-78 +212/4/94 H W 87-77 +1012/6/94 A W 92-85/OT +71/6/95 A L 56-71 -152/19/95 H W 87-73 +141/5/96 H W 75-57 +182/18/96 A W 74-53 +211/24/97 H W 83-62 +211/23/98 A W 70-55 +151/3/99 A W 72-43 +292/14/99 H W 88-56 +321/10/00 A W 82-30 +522/24/00 H W 92-43 +4912/28/00 H W 91-73 +1812/28/01 A W 88-83 +51/6/03 H W 83-53 +302/23/03 A L 57-73 -261/22/04 H W 75-56 +192/8/04 A L 56-74 -181/30/05 H W 81-68 +131/29/06 A L 72-77 -51/21/07 A L 62-75 -132/15/07 H W 66-57 +91/13/08 A L 50-67 -172/14/08 H L 48-56 -81/1/09 A L 55-69 -142/5/09 H L 61-63 -212/6/09 A L 48-56 -82/11/10 H L 52-59 -73/4/10 N* W 63-52 +111/13/11 H W 58-54 +42/5/12 A W 68-65 +32/26/12 H W 74-51 +233/2/12 N* W 78-74 +41/24/13 H W 64-59 +52/28/13 A L 81-89 -8Record at home: 15-3Record on the road: 9-9Record at a neutral site: 3-0Current series win streak: 1 by MINNLongest win streak in series: 11 by PSUMost points by one team: 99 by PSUMost points by both teams : 177 (twice)Fewest points by one team: 30 by MINNFewest points scored by both: 104 (twice)Largest margin of victory: 52 by PSUSmallest margin of victory: 2 by MINN




PEnn StatE LEadS nEBRaSKa

5-1 overall 3-1 in Big Ten regular season games

0-0 in Big Ten Tournament gamesDate Site W/L PSU-NEB Margin1/2/93 H W 102-66 +3612/30/02 N W 83-64 +1912/30/11 H L 63-71 -81/15/12 A W 93-73 +201/13/13 H W 80-58 +223/3/13 A W 82-67 +15Record at home: 2-1Record on the road: 2-0Record at a neutral site: 1-0Current series win streak: 3 by PSULongest win streak in series: 3 by PSUMost points by one team: 102 by PSUMost points by both teams: 168Fewest points by one team: 58 by NEBFewest points scored by both: 134Largest margin of victory: 36 by PSUSmallest margin of victory: 8 by NEB

PEnn StatE LEadS nORtHWEStERn

31-7 overall 28-6 in Big Ten regular season games

2-0 in Big Ten Tournament gamesDate Site W/L PSU-NW Margin12/17/79 H W 79-74 +512/30/82 N L 75-84 -91/10/93 H W 75-63 +123/13/93 A L 84-99 -161/6/94 A W 80-63 +173/12/94 H W 98-71 +271/13/95 H W 81-72 +92/12/95 A W 86-62 +241/12/96 A L 69-77 -82/11/96 H W 78-62 +163/2/96 N* W 85-70 +151/31/97 H L 65-68 -31/30/98 A W 77-70 +72/27/98 N* W 97-76 +211/27/99 H W 93-60 +332/7/99 A W 92-63 +291/2/00 H W 114-49 +652/20/00 A W 66-34 +321/4/01 H W 92-54 +382/4/01 A W 65-62 +31/24/02 H W 84-49 +351/31/02 A W 77-47 +301/12/03 A W 79-63 +162/1/04 H W 64-51 +131/27/05 A L 59-48 -112/20/05 H W 83-56 +271/22/06 A W 91-48 +432/23/06 H W 72-64 +81/4/07 H W 85-53 +322/11/07 A L 61-64 -31/10/08 H W 72-53 +192/24/08 A L 58-70 -122/26/09 H W 65-50 +151/3/10 A W 88-68 +201/6/11 A W 80-68 +122/27/11 H W 66-56 +102/12/12 A W 77-63 +141/3/13 H W 73-69 +4Record at home: 17-1Record on the road: 12-5Record at a neutral site: 2-1Current series win streak: 6 by PSULongest win streak in series: 12 by PSUMost points by one team: 114 by PSUMost points by both teams: 183Fewest points by one team: 34 by NWFewest points scored by both: 100Largest margin of victory: 65 by PSUSmallest margin of victory: 3 by both (1X by PSU/2X by NU)


PEnn StatE LEadS OHiO StatE


5-5 in Big Ten Tournament gamesDate Site W/L PSU-OSU Margin12/8/76 H W 79-76 +31/7/78 H W 68-58 +101/2/82 A W 78-66 +1212/21/82 H W 78-62 +1612/2/84 A L 59-66 -73/21/85 N@ L 78-81 -312/1/85 H W 59-55 +412/30/89 A W 93-78 +1512/8/90 H W 118-64 +5412/8/91 A W 79-73 +61/26/92 H W 92-63 +291/27/93 H W 97-80 +172/24/93 A L 71-73 -21/25/94 A W 74-66 +82/25/94 H W 96-74 +2212/28/94 A L 63-78 -152/26/95 H W 83-70 +133/6/95 N* W 68-63 +512/28/95 H W 76-72 +42/25/96 A W 72-69 +33/3/96 N* W 84-70 +141/26/97 A W 83-66 +172/28/97 N* L 79-80 -11/25/98 H W 82-73/OT +912/28/98 H L 54-72 -182/21/99 A W 77-62 +151/20/00 H W 73-62 +112/27/00 A W 56-50 +63/3/00 N* W 64-48 +1612/31/00 A W 66-63 +32/1/01 H W 69-52 +1712/30/01 H L 65-70 -52/3/02 A W 95-62 +333/1/02 N* W 70-55 +151/30/03 H W 68-53 +153/9/03 N* L 61-72 -111/25/04 A W 70-64 +612/30/04 H W 69-62 +72/27/05 A L 59-68 -912/29/05 A L 53-74 -212/26/06 H L 59-61 -23/3/06 N* L 46-64 -181/11/07 H L 61-63 -22/22/07 A L 61-78 -173/4/07 N* L 71-73/OT -21/28/08 A L 53-89 -362/28/08 H L 84-87 -33/1/09 A L 63-74 -112/7/10 H L 73-86 -131/30/11 H W 80-71 +92/17/11 A L 67-89 -223/6/11 N* L 70-84 -142/20/12 H W 84-66 +181/27/13 A W 71-56 +153/8/13 N* W 76-66 +10Record at home: 18-6Record on the road: 11-9Record at a neutral site: 5-6Current series win streak: 3 by PSULongest win streak: 11 by OSUMost points by one team: 118 by PSUMost points by both teams: 182Fewest points by one team: 46 by PSUFewest points scored by both: 106Largest margin of victory: 54 by PSUSmallest margin of victory: 1 by OSU

* - Big Ten Tournament @ - WNIT



PEnn StatE tRaiLS PURdUE


2-4 in Big Ten Tournament gamesDate Site W/L PSU-PUR Margin12/21/88 H L 61-85 -2412/3/89 A L 71-80 -911/25/91 A L 55-58 -31/17/93 A W 73-59 +142/12/93 H W 98-69 +291/16/94 H W 62-56 +62/11/94 A L 54-57 -31/21/95 H W 78-64 +142/5/95 A L 43-57 -141/18/96 A W 68-66/OT +22/4/96 H W 76-60 +163/4/96 N* W 71-69 +21/19/97 A L 49-64 -151/18/98 H L 71-88 -173/2/98 N* L 49-59 -101/5/99 A L 48-53 -52/12/99 H L 74-76/OT -21/6/00 A W 55-50 +52/13/00 H W 78-67 +113/5/00 N* L 63-71 -82/22/01 H W 75-65 +102/21/02 A L 58-64 -61/16/03 A L 66-73 -72/13/03 H W 80-68 +121/2/04 A W 47-42 +52/29/04 H W 69-60 +93/8/04 N* L 58-59 -11/20/05 H W 77-54 +232/6/05 A L 44-50 -61/19/06 A L 56-70 -142/5/06 H L 61-72 -1112/31/06 A L 44-70 -231/17/08 H L 70-79 -91/15/09 A L 48-59 -112/19/09 H L 51-69 -181/28/10 H L 76-80/OT -42/14/10 A L 59-63 -41/20/11 A L 69-79 -102/24/11 H L 49-51 -23/4/11 N* W 73-61 +122/16/12 A W 74-63 +113/3/12 N* L 66-68 -22/4/13 H W 69-61 +8Record at home: 10-8Record on the road: 5-14Record at a neutral site: 2-4Current series win streak: 1 by PSULongest win streak: 11 by PurdueMost points by one team: 98 by PSUMost points by both teams: 167Fewest points by one team: 42 by PurdueFewest points scored by both: 85Largest margin of victory: 29 by PSUSmallest margin of victory: 1 by Purdue


PEnn StatE LEadS WiSCOnSin


2-0 in Big Ten Tournament gamesDate Site W/L PSU-WIS Margin2/2/92 H W 86-75 +111/31/93 A W 90-73 +172/28/93 H W 95-66 +291/30/94 H W 73-53 +202/23/94 A W 88-59 +291/29/95 H W 58-55 +31/28/96 A L 69-87 -1812/27/96 A L 77-83 -62/23/97 H W 90-62 +2812/28/97 H W 86-71 +152/22/98 A L 75-83 -81/29/99 H W 91-61 +302/5/99 A W 73-71/OT +21/30/00 H W 68-54 +142/6/00 A W 57-52 +52/18/01 A L 75-86 -111/27/02 H W 63-49 +143/3/02 N* W 76-62 +141/2/03 A W 86-55 +313/2/03 H W 76-55 +211/11/04 A W 60-59 +12/19/04 H W 66-50 +161/8/05 A W 67-58 +92/17/05 H W 76-43 +331/8/06 H W 69-54 +152/16/06 A L 56-66 -103/3/06 N* W 80-73 +72/4/07 H W 70-61 +91/24/08 A L 52-79 -272/3/08 H L 59-77 -181/22/09 H W 58-56/OT +22/12/09 A L 52-58 -61/21/10 A W 54-43 +112/25/10 H L 39-71 -321/2/11 A L 62-77 -151/2/12 A W 82-49 +332/9/12 H W 69-54 +151/17/13 H W 84-40 +441/31/13 A L 61-63 -2Record at home: 17-2Record on the road: 9-9Record at a neutral site: 2-0Current series win streak: 1 by WISLongest win streak in series: 8 by PSUMost points by one team: 95 by PSUMost points by both teams: 163Fewest points by one team: 39 by PSUFewest points scored by both: 97Largest margin of victory: 33 by PSU Smallest margin of victory: 1 by PSU


Lady LionS VS. tHe biG ten

oVeraLL record(since 1976)

278-140 (.665)

biG ten GameS(since 1992-93)

231-115 (.668)

biG ten reGuLar-SeaSon cHamPionSHiPS

1994, 1995, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2012, 2013

tournament cHamPionSHiPS (since 1995)

1995, 1996

in biG ten GameS *

Penn State leads Illinois, 22-11

Penn State leads Indiana, 24-8

Penn State leads Iowa, 20-14

Penn State leads Michigan, 28-7

Penn State leads Michigan State, 23-12

Penn State leads Minnesota, 23-12

Penn State leads Nebraska, 3-1

Penn State leads Northwestern, 28-6

Penn State leads Ohio State, 20-14

Penn State trails Purdue, 15-19

Penn State leads Wisconsin, 25-11

* - does not include Big Ten Tournament or NCAA Tournament games



tHE Big tEn adViSORy

COMMiSSiOnLong a leader in innovative practices

and policies beneficial to intercollegiate athletics, the Big Ten Conference has been at the forefront in addressing and investigating the problems and concerns of minority student-athletes.

The Big Ten Advisory Commission, formed almost 20 years ago, represents a positive approach to achieving the Big Ten’s goal of providing quality and equal education for all of its student-athletes. The Commission consists of 11 former African-American alumnae and alumni from each member University. Each individual represented their institution in athletics and now are prominent professionals in their chosen fields.

Rahsaan Carlton is a 1997 graduate of Penn State with a degree in Recreation and Parks Management. He recently completed his Master’s degree in health education at Penn State Harrisburg in August 2010. Carlton was a four-year letterman (1993-97) on the Nittany Lion basketball team, serving as team captain his senior year.

The Director of Athletics at Penn State-Harrisburg since August of 2005, Carlton heads a 12-sport varsity program, which competes at the Division III level. In addition to the direct supervision of nine head coaches, he oversees the compliance efforts for the department, and prepares and manages the annual budget. Carlton also actively monitors the athletic department’s initiatives related to student-athlete welfare, equity and sportsmanship.

Thursday, January 2Purdue at Ohio State

Northwestern at NebraskaIowa at Indiana

Friday, January 3Wisconsin at Illinois

Saturday, January 4Michigan State at Minnesota

Sunday, January 5Michigan at Ohio State

Penn State at Iowa

Monday, January 6Indiana at Purdue

Illinois at Northwestern

Wednesday, January 8Minnesota at Iowa

Thursday, January 9Wisconsin at Michigan

Purdue at NorthwesternNebraska at Michigan State

Penn State at Illinois

Saturday, January 11Ohio State at Indiana

Michigan State at MichiganPurdue at Penn State

Iowa at WisconsinNorthwestern at Minnesota

Nebraska at Illinois

Wednesday, January 15Indiana at WisconsinMichigan at Purdue

Thursday, January 16Michigan State at IowaMinnesota at Nebraska

Ohio State at Penn State

Saturday, January 18Wisconsin at Northwestern

Illinois at Michigan

Sunday, January 19Purdue at NebraskaMinnesota at IndianaIowa at Ohio State

Penn State at Michigan State

Wednesday, January 22Indiana at Penn State

Thursday, January 23Wisconsin at MinnesotaOhio State at Michigan

Illinois at Michigan StateNorthwestern at Purdue

Saturday, January 25Indiana at Iowa

Sunday, January 26Michigan at Wisconsin

Minnesota at Penn StateNebraska at Northwestern

Michigan State at Ohio State

Monday, January 27Purdue at Illinois

Wednesday, January 29Iowa at Minnesota

Michigan at Nebraska

Thursday, January 30Wisconsin at Michigan State

Penn State at PurdueIllinois at Ohio State

Northwestern at Indiana

Saturday, February 1Minnesota at Michigan

Nebraska at Iowa

Sunday, February 2Indiana at Illinois

Ohio State at WisconsinPenn State at NorthwesternPurdue at Michigan State

Wednesday, February 5Nebraska at WisconsinMichigan State at Illinois

Thursday, February 6Ohio State at Purdue

Michigan at NorthwesternIowa at Penn State

Saturday, February 8Wisconsin at Indiana

Michigan State at Nebraska

Sunday, February 9Purdue at MichiganIllinois at Minnesota

Penn State at Ohio State

Monday, February 10Northwestern at Iowa

Wednesday, February 12Minnesota at Wisconsin

Thursday, February 13Illinois at Iowa

Nebraska at MichiganPenn State at Indiana

Saturday, February 15Minnesota at Northwestern

Ohio State at Michigan State

Sunday, February 16Wisconsin at Penn State

Michigan at IllinoisIndiana at Nebraska

Iowa at Purdue

Wednesday, February 19Michigan at Indiana

Thursday, February 20Michigan State at Wisconsin

Purdue at MinnesotaNebraska at Ohio State

Northwestern at Penn State

Saturday, February 22Iowa at MichiganIllinois at Indiana

Sunday, February 23Northwestern at Ohio State

Wisconsin at Purdue

Monday, February 24Minnesota at Michigan State

Penn State at Nebraska

Thursday, February 27Michigan St. at Northwestern

Indiana at MinnesotaOhio State at IowaIllinois at Nebraska

Saturday, March 1Michigan at Penn State

Sunday, March 2Iowa at Illinois

Indiana at Michigan StateNorthwestern at Wisconsin

Ohio State at MinnesotaNebraska at Purdue

2013-14 Big tEn COMPOSitE SCHEdULE


Headquartered in Chicago, BTN is the first internationally distributed television network dedicated to covering one of America’s premier collegiate conferences.

Company Profile:BTN covers Big Ten sports like no other network. A joint venture between the Big Ten Conference and Fox Networks, BTN is the first internationally distributed network dedicated to covering one of the premier collegiate conferences in the country. With more than 800 events, all in HD, the 24/7 network is the ultimate destination for Big Ten fans and alumni across the country, allowing them to see their favorite teams, regardless of where they live. The network is in more than 52 million homes across the United States and Canada, including carriage by all the major video distributors, such as DIRECTV, DISH, Verizon FiOS, AT&T U-Verse, Charter Communications, Comcast Xfinity, Time Warner Cable, Cablevision, Cox Communications, Mediacom, RCN, WOW!, Rogers Cable, Shaw and Shaw Direct (Canada) and approximately 300 additional video providers across North America. For additional information, go to www.BTN.com.

BTN Programming:Each year, BTN’s programming schedule includes more than 40 football games, 108 regular season men’s basketball games, Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament games, 49 women’s basketball games, Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament games, hundreds of additional Olympic sports events and dozens of Big Ten championship events. Every BTN football game telecast is surrounded by Big Ten Football Saturday, the network’s pre-game, halftime and post-game show hosted by Dave Revsine and analysts Gerry DiNardo and Howard Griffith. The network’s fall studio and original programming lineup includes #BTNLive, Big Ten’s Best, Big Ten Elite, The Journey: Big Ten Football 2013, Big Ten Football & Beyond, Forever B1G and much more.

BTN2Go:BTN offers two different streaming services, BTN2Go and the Big Ten Digital Network. BTN2Go is a 24/7 simulcast of BTN that delivers live programming to existing BTN subscribers via tablets, smartphones, PCs and Android devices, as well as on-demand access to BTN’s deep archive of games and original programming and Extra Football Game Channels. BTN2Go is also available to Big Ten fans living abroad with BTN2Go International, which is available to anyone via subscription. The Big Ten Digital Network streams hundreds of additional untelevised events via subscription and features live game broadcasts, exclusive behind-the-scenes video, game highlights, original programming and press conferences from 25 men’s and women’s sports across the Big Ten Conference, with additional coverage from conference postseason tournaments and events. Some of BTN’s streamed events are also televised on delay as part of the network’s groundbreaking Student U initiative, offering Big Ten students a unique opportunity to gain real-world television experience.

Committed to Women’s Sports: No other network devotes as much to women’s sports as BTN. In over five years, BTN has produced nearly 1,500 women’s sporting events, in the sports of basketball, ice hockey, golf, lacrosse, rowing, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field and volleyball. This past academic year, BTN produced over 550 women’s events.

tHE Big tEn nEtWORK

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The Lady LionsRecoRdsIN THIS SECTION

Individual Game & Season Records .......................... 108Team Game Records ................................................. 109Team Season Records................................................110Winning Streak Records .............................................110Opponent Records ......................................................111Coaching Records ......................................................112All-Time Overtime Games ...........................................113Lady Lion Fun Facts ....................................................1132,000 Point Club .........................................................1141,000 Point Club .................................................. 115-119Scoring Records ..................................................120-121Rebounding Records ................................................. 122Field Goal Records .................................................... 123Free Throw Records .................................................. 124Three-Point Field Goal Records ................................ 125Assist Records ........................................................... 126Blocked Shot Records ............................................... 127Steal Records ............................................................ 128Career Leaders .......................................................... 128Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders ..........................129-131Year-by-Year Team Statistics ..................................... 132

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INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDSPoints

49 Kelly Mazzante at Minnesota, 12/28/01

42 Jen Bednarek vs. Syracuse, 1/31/79

Field Goals Made21 Jen Bednarek vs. Syracuse, 1/31/79

Consecutive Field Goals10 Kathy Phillips vs. Temple, 1/8/90

10 Vicki Link vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/7/86

10 Vicki Link vs. Maryland, 1/14/87

Field Goal Attempts 33 Jen Bednarek vs. Syracuse, 1/31/79

32 Kelly Mazzante at Illinois, 1/17/02

Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 att.)

100.0 (10-10) Vicki Link vs. Maryland, 1/14/87

100.0 (10-10) Vicki Link vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/7/86

3-Point Field Goals Made9 Kelly Mazzante vs. Wisconsin, 3/3/02

8 Maggie Lucas vs. Georgetown, 12/9/12

8 Kelly Mazzante at Minnesota, 12/28/01

3-Point Field Goal Attempts15 Kelly Mazzante vs. La. Tech, 12/21/03

14 5 with 14 3-point attempts

last by Kelly Mazzante vs. Purdue, 2/29/04

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 5 att.)

100.0 (5-5) Jess Brungo at Clemson, 12/7/02

Free Throws Made15 Brianne O’Rourke vs. Duke, 12/2/07

15 Jess Strom vs. Minnesota, 1/30/05

Consecutive Free Throws Made 15 Brianne O’Rourke vs. Duke, 12/2/07

15 Jess Strom vs. Minnesota, 1/30/05

Free Throw Attempts18 Helen Darling vs. N.C. State, 11/27/98

Free Throw Percentage (min. 15 att.)

100.0 (15-15) Brianne O’Rourke vs. Duke, 12/2/07

100.0 (15-15) Jess Strom vs. Minnesota, 1/30/05

Rebounds 25 Mary Donovan vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/2/79

25 Pat Semon vs. Slippery Rock, 2/3/73

Assists 21 Suzie McConnell vs. West Virginia, 3/4/87

Blocked Shots8 Reicina Russell vs. Michigan State, 1/4/04

8 Kim Calhoun vs. Minnesota, 2/18/96

Steals10 Suzie McConnell vs. Duquesne, 2/14/86

10 Suzie McConnell vs. St. Bonaventure, 1/17/87

10 Suzie McConnell vs. Duquesne, 2/5/87

10 Suzie McConnell vs. Texas Tech, 12/19/87

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDSPoints

872 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2001-02


682 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1987-88

Scoring Average24.9 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2001-02

23.9 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2002-03

20.7 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1987-88

Field Goals Made313 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2001-02


255 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1987-88

Field Goal Attempts716 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2001-02



61.4 (62-101) Reicina Russell (34 games), 2003-04

3-Point Field Goals Made112 Maggie Lucas (35 games), 2010-11


3-Point Field Goal Attempts284 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2002-03


3-Point Field Goal Percentage

(min. 30 att.)

.581 (18-31) Tanya Garner (26 games), 1987-88

Free Throws Made176 Tyra Grant (31 games), 2009-10

Free Throw Attempts223 Tyra Grant (31 games), 2009-10


.964 (80-83) Adrienne Squire (29 games), 2005-06

Consecutive Free Throws Made50 Adrienne Squire, 2005-06

Rebounds317 Amanda Brown (31 games), 2006-07

Rebound Average15.3 Mag Strittmatter (14 games), 1974-75

Assists355 Suzie McConnell (30 games), 1986-87

Blocked Shots89 Kim Calhoun (34 games), 1995-96

Steals131 Suzie McConnell (30 games), 1986-87

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TEAM GAME RECORDSPoints

118 vs. Morgan State (31), 12/29/93

118 vs. Ohio State (64), 12/8/90

118 vs. Cortland State (68), 1/28/81

Rebounds72 vs. Indiana (Pa.), 2/17/77

Assists35 vs. Morgan State, 12/29/93

35 vs. Delaware State, 2/19/85

35 vs. Cleveland State, 1/19/85

Blocked Shots14 vs. Boston University, 1/22/82

14 vs. Delaware, 2/15/80

Steals30 vs. Morgan State, 12/29/93

Field Goals Made50 vs. Morgan State, 2/29/93

Field Goal Attempts101 vs. West Virginia, 12/4/76

Field Goal Percentage.707 (41-58) vs. Rhode Island, 3/1/85

3-Point Field Goals Made14 vs. North Carolina, 11/30/11

3-Point Field Goal Attempts30 at Northwestern, 1/12/03

30 vs. Alabama, 3/26/94

3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 4 attempts)

100.0 (4-4) vs. Rhode Island, 2/28/87

Free Throws Made45 vs. George Washington, 12/5/84

Free Throw Attempts54 at Temple, 12/21/98


100.0 (20-20) vs. Texas, 12/7/03

100.0 (12-12) vs. Louisiana Tech, 2/12/88

100.0 (8-8) at Michigan, 1/21/13

100.0 (8-8) vs. Temple, 1/12/86

100.0 (7-7) at Tennessee, 3/29/03

100.0 (7-7) at North Carolina, 12/30/03

100.0 (6-6) at Northwestern, 2/7/99

100.0 (6-6) vs. Cheyney, 2/19/79

Largest Winning Margin 87 PSU 118, Morgan St. 31, 12/29/93

74 PSU 95, Rider 21, 11/14/10

Largest Losing Margin40 Texas 91, Penn State 51, 1/5/80

Most First Half Points65 vs. Northwestern, 1/2/00

Most Second Half Points68 vs. West Virginia, 2/2/83

Combined Scoring 219 PSU 112, Dayton 107 (2OT), 11/12/10

217 Boston College 113, PSU 104 (OT), 12/2/10

Largest Comeback17 pts. vs. Wisconsin (W, 58-56 OT), 1/22/09

(trailed 24-41 with 10:21 remaining in the second half)

Longest Game3 OT vs. Iowa (L, 89-97), 2/1/09

100-Point Games118 vs. Morgan St. (31) (at Hilton Head), 12/29/93118 vs. Ohio State (64), 12/30/89118 at Cortland (60), 1/28/81117 at West Virginia (48), 2/2/83116 vs. Niagara (48), 1/21/92115 vs. Duquesne (67), 2/4/90114 vs. Northwestern (49), 1/2/00112 at Dayton (107) (2OT), 11/12/10110 vs. Delaware St. (48), 2/19/85110 at Providence (63), 12/9/84109 vs. West Virginia (66), 3/8/91108 at Temple (48), 12/22/92108 at Duquesne (63), 1/28/88107 vs. Howard (69), 11/26/89107 vs. Cleveland St. (52), 1/19/85107 at Seton Hall (52), 2/11/85107 vs. Delaware (57), 2/16/79106 vs. West Virginia (60), 1/26/91106 at St. Bonaventure (86), 12/9/89106 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (66), 12/5/80105 vs. Illinois (79), 1/26/96105 vs. Houston (58), 12/21/94105 vs. Louisville (69), 2/23/85104 at Boston College (113) (OT), 12/2/10104 vs. St. Bonaventure (64), 1/28/89104 vs. West Virginia (69), 12/3/76103 vs. Wagner (42), 12/18/12103 vs. North Carolina (84), 11/30/12103 at Nevada (65), 11/26/12103 vs. Quinnipiac (75), 11/30/97103 vs. St. Bonaventure (57), 1/20/90103 at St. Bonaventure (60), 12/10/88102 vs. Nebraska (66), 1/2/93102 at St. Bonaventure (73), 2/2/91102 vs. Rhode Island (50), 3/1/85102 vs. Duquesne (60), 12/6/83101 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (44), 12/2/12101 vs. Maryland (74), 12/4/02101 vs. Illinois (80), 2/15/01101 vs. St. Francis (Pa.) (62), 12/2/99101 vs. Illinois (71), 1/7/93101 vs. American (42), 12/8/81100 vs. Rutgers (58), 11/27/94100 vs. Temple (86), 1/15/83100 vs. Edinboro (40), 1/24/81100 vs. Lock Haven (56), 2/27/79100 vs. Millersville (38), 2/15/79

UNDEFEATED HOME SEASONS

1964-65 2-0, White Building

1969-70 3-0, White Building

1984-85 12-0, Rec Hall

1986-87 11-0, Rec Hall

1989-90 15-0, Rec Hall

1993-94 14-0, Rec Hall

1999-00 15-0, Bryce Jordan Center




MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

Games Played (Season)35 games, 2010-11

35 games, 2002-03

35 games, 2001-02

35 games, 1999-00

Victories (Season)30 games, 1999-00

Winning Percentage93.5 (29-2), 1990-91

Consecutive Non-Losing Seasons32, (1974-05)

Consecutive Losses12 games, Jan. 23, 2008-Feb. 28, 2008


TEAM SEASON RECORDSPoints

2,946 (33 games) 1984-85

Scoring Average89.3 (33 games) 1984-85

Scoring Avg. Differential+28.2 (PSU 88.9, Opp. 59.7) (31 games) 1990-91

Field Goals Made1,158 (33 games) 1984-85

Field Goal Attempts2,357 (34 games) 1979-80

Field Goal Percentage 50.3 (1,000-1,989) (32 games) 1985-86

3-Point Field Goals Made228 (35 games) 2010-11

228 (35 games) 2002-03

3-Point Field Goal Attempts660 (35 games) 2002-03

3-Point Field Goal Percentage41.53 (228-549) (35 games) 2010-11

41.46 (51-123) (30 games) 1986-87

Free Throws Made630 (33 games) 1984-85

Free Throw Attempts871 (33 games) 1984-85

Free Throw Percentage.782 (478-611) (34 games) 2003-04

Rebounds1,455 (35 games) 1999-00

Rebound Average53.9 (26 games) 1977-78

Assists698 (33 games) 1984-85

Blocked Shots184 (35 games) 2001-02

Steals445 (33 games) 1984-85

Team Season Scoring 1. 2,946 (33 games) 1984-85 2. 2,724 (31 games) 1990-91 3. 2,707 (32 games) 1989-90 4. 2,692 (35 games) 2010-11 5. 2,682 (33 games) 1982-83 6. 2,680 (35 games) 2002-03 7. 2,663 (35 games) 1999-00 8. 2,644 (34 games) 1995-96 9. 2,580 (31 games) 1993-94 10. 2,579 (35 games) 2001-02

Overtime Games4 (3-1) 2009-10

WINNING STREAKS Gms. Began Ended Team That Ended Streak 18* 11/30/93 2/11/94 at Purdue, 54-57

18 1/17/91 3/16/91 vs. James Madison, 71-73

12 12/8/99 1/23/00 at Michigan State, 63-71

12 1/19/85 2/24/85 La. Tech, 69-88 (at Anchorage, Alaska)

12 1/24/78 3/3/78 at Edinboro, 81-85

11 12/9/12 1/31/13 at Wisconsisn, 63-61

10 2/10/95 3/19/95 vs. N.C. State, 74-76

10 2/5/87 3/6/87 St. Joseph’s, 55-70 (at Piscataway, N.J.)

10 12/10/84 1/7/85 at Louisiana Tech, 83-97

10 12/12/81 1/18/82 at West Virginia, 79-81

*Best start to a season

HOME COURT WINNING STREAKS Gms. Began Ended Team That Ended Streak 28 3/8/89 3/16/91 James Madison, 71-73 (NCAA Tourn.)

26 11/30/93 3/19/95 N.C. State, 74-76 (NCAA Tournament)

24 2/14/02 12/21/03 Louisiana Tech, 84-87

22 2/18/84 1/18/86 Rutgers, 76-82

20 1/12/12 present 20 1/4/04 11/18/05 Duke, 67-93

19 12/20/91 2/16/93 Vanderbilt, 57-66

16 2/14/99 11/20/00 Duke, 87-88

15 1/14/07 1/17/08 Purdue, 79-70

12 1/26/96 1/17/97 Illinois, 74-85

NON-CONFERENCE HOME COURT WINNING STREAKS

Gms. Began Ended Team That Ended Streak 16 12/22/05 12/6/08 Dayton, 66-67

15 12/12/84 12/11/87 Virginia, 54-59

13 12/28/10 present 12 12/0/91 2/16/93 Vanderbilt, 57-66

11 1/24/78 1/6/79 Texas, 69-76

10 11/15/02 12/21/03 Louisiana Tech, 84-87

10 12/19/81 1/30/83 Tennessee, 60-75

9 12/9/09 12/21/10 Drexel, 73-84

9 12/14/97 11/20/00 Duke, 87-88

8 11/30/93 1/20/96 Georgia, 78-79

8 2/6/75 12/7/76 Texas, 72-77

7 11/29/89 12/5/91 Maryland, 58-85

7 1/8/80 2/7/81 Boston University, 64-66

7 2/13/79 12/28/79 Kansas, 59-70


OPPONENT RECORDSINDIVIDUAL - GAME

Points44 Carol Blazejowski, Montclair State, 3/26/76

Rebounds 26 Althea Gwyn, Queens, 12/17/77

Assists19 Vicki Smith, Valdosta, 2/2/80

Blocked Shots12 Anne Donovan, Old Dominion, 3/26/83

Steals10 Stacey Dean, Temple, 1/14/85

Field Goals Made20 Barbara Kennedy, Clemson, 3/12/82

Field Goal Attempts33 Kate Kosewicz, Edinboro, 12/14/75


100.0 (8-8) Laura Wiesen, Northwestern, 12/30/82

100.0 (7-7) Tamara Ransburg, Old Dominion, 12/3/06

3-Point Field Goals Made7 Kamille Wahlin, Iowa, 12/28/09

7 Shannon Loeblein, Minnesota, 2/19/95

7 Tammy Williams, DePaul, 12/30/92

7 Simone Courtlandt, Syracuse, 12/6/88

3-Point Field Goal Attempts15 Kamille Wahlin, Iowa, 12/28/09

15 Shannon Loeblein, Minnesota, 2/19/95

3-Point Field Goal Pct. (min. 4 att.)

1.000 (6-6) Sari Noga, Minnesota, 2/28/13

100.0 (4-4) Jamie Braun, Indiana, 1/11/09

100.0 (4-4) Lindsey Nyenhuis, Iowa, 2/18/07

100.0 (4-4) Malgorzata Flaga, Duquesne, 11/22/05

Free Throws Made19 Georgeann Wells, West Virginia, 2/8/86

Free Throw Attempts23 Saadia Doyle, Howard, 11/11/12


100.0 (14-14) Erin Grant, Texas Tech, 12/4/05

100.0 (13-13) K.K. Houser, Purdue, 1/28/10

100.0 (11-11) Sybil Rivers, Valdosta, 2/2/80

100.0 (10-10) Kachine Alexander, 2/1/09

TEAM - GAME

Points113 Boston College (104), 12/2/10

104 Dayton (112), 11/12/10

Fewest Points13 Susquehanna (37), 2/13/70

Fewest Points (shot clock era)16 Dickinson (57), 3/6/71

Rebounds69 Montclair State, 12/16/77

Assists33 Virginia, 3/17/90

33 Valdosta, 2/2/80

Blocks15 West Virginia, 2/2/84

15 Old Dominion, 3/26/83

Steals24 UCLA, 12/22/80

Field Goals Made46 Maryland, 1/17/79

Field Goal Attempts101 Edinboro, 12/4/76

Field Goal Percentage66.7 (28-42) Minnesota, 2/28/13

3-Point Field Goals Made17 Ohio State, 2/7/10

3-Point Field Goal Attempts34 Iowa, 12/28/09

34 Iowa, 2/1/09

3-Point Field Goal Pct. (min. 5 att.)

100.0 (5-5) Fresno State, 12/20/90

Free Throws Made35 Stephen F. Austin, 2/1/80

Free Throw Attempts46 Rutgers, 2/19/83


100.0 (6-6) Illinois, 3/2/07

100.0 (5-5) Northwestern, 2/23/06

TEAM - SEASON

Most Points2,366 (35 games) 2010-11

Fewest Points (min. 25 games)1,807 (27 games) 1981-82

Highest Scoring Average70.9 (1,986 pts.; 28 games) 1988-89

Lowest Scoring Average57.4 (1,951 pts.; 34 games) 2003-04

Highest Rebounding Average41.2 (1,072 rebs.; 26 games) 1977-78

Lowest Rebounding Average32.5 (1,040 rebs.; 32 games) 1985-86

Highest Field Goal Percentage.457 (871-1907; 34 games) 1997-98

Lowest Field Goal Percentage.358 (745-2079; 33 games) 2011-12

Free Throw Percentage.749 (417-557; 31 games) 2006-07

Field Goals Made871 (34 games) 1997-98

Field Goals Attempted2,157 (35 games) 1999-00

3-Point Field Goals Made241 (35 games) 2010-11

3-Point Field Goal Attempts701 (35 games) 2010-11

3-Point Field Goal Percentage36.8 (145-394) (29 games) 2005-06

Free Throws Made493 (35 games) 2001-02

Free Throws Attempted725 (35 games) 2001-02

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COACHING HISTORY

MARIE LITNER1965-70

(Six Seasons) 20-12 (.625)

Year Record 1965 3-1 1966 3-2 1967 2-3 1968 4-2 1969 3-3 1970 5-1

MARY ANN DOMITROVITZ

1971-74(Four Seasons)

18-13 (.581) Year Record 1971 6-2 1972 4-3 1973 3-5 1974 5-3

PAT MEISER1974-80

(Six Seasons) 92-52 (.639)

Year Record 1974-75 7-7 1975-76 10-10 1976-77 13-8 1977-78 21-5 1978-79 21-8 1979-80 20-14

RENE PORTLAND1981– 07

(27 Seasons) 606-236 (.720) Year Record Conf. Finish 1980-81 19-9 – – 1981-82 24-6 – – 1982-83 26-7 – – 1983-84# 19-12 6-2 T2nd 1984-85 28-5 7-1 T1st 1985-86 24-8 12-4 T2nd 1986-87 23-7 16-2 2nd 1987-88 20-13 11-7 4th 1988-89 14-14 12-6 T4th 1989-90 25-7 15-3 3rd 1990-91 29-2 17-1 1st 1991-92 24-7 – N/A 1992-93$ 22-6 14-4 3rd 1993-94 28-3 16-2 T1st 1994-95 26-5 13-3 T1st 1995-96 27-7 13-3 2nd 1996-97 15-12 8-8 T6th 1997-98 21-13 8-8 7th 1998-99 22-8 12-4 2nd 1999-00 30-5 15-1 1st 2000-01 19-10 11-5 4th 2001-02 23-12 11-5 2nd 2002-03 26-9 13-3 1st 2003-04 28-6 15-1 1st 2004-05 16-11* 13-3 3rd 2005-06 13-16 6-10 T7th 2006-07 15-16 7-9 T5th

# - first year in the Atlantic 10 $ - first year in the Big Ten*The Lady Lions finished 19-11 in 2004-05, but three wins were credited to associate head coach Annie Troyan.

COQUESE WASHINGTON2008-present

(Six Seasons) 118-73 (.618) Year Record Conf. Finish 2007-08 13-18 4-14 10th 2008-09 11-18 6-12 T7th 2009-10 17-14 8-10 T6th 2010-11 25-10 11-5 2nd 2011-12 26-7 13-3 1st 2012-13 26-6 14-2 1st

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OVERTIME GAMES (20-16) 1. 2/27/70 at Lock Haven W, 39-37 (2OT) 2. 1/9/80 at Montclair W, 76-68 3. 2/23/82 at Montclair W, 79-73 4. 1/16/82 vs. George Washington L, 78-80 5. 2/26/88 at James Madison L, 74-77 6. 12/6/88 at Syracuse L, 76-82 7. 1/3/89 at West Virginia L, 76-81 8. 2/6/89 vs. James Madison L, 78-86 9. 11/25/89 vs. UConn (at Iowa) L, 84-93 10. 1/30/92 at Texas L, 73-76 11. 3/6/94 at Minnesota W, 92-85 12. 1/18/96 at Purdue W, 68-66 13. 11/30/96 at Washington W, 85-82 14. 1/4/98 at Michigan W, 85-84 15. 1/25/98 vs. Ohio State W, 82-73 16. 3/1/98 vs. Michigan (BTT) W, 87-81 17. 2/5/99 at Wisconsin W, 73-71 18. 2/12/99 vs. #2 Purdue L, 74-76

19. 12/6/01 at #23 Old Dominion L, 80-84 20. 2/14/02 vs. Michigan State W, 62-59 21. 12/14/02 at Pittsburgh L, 88-92 22. 1/23/03 at #20 Villanova L, 66-73 23. 12/9/04 at Pittsburgh W, 84-79 24. 12/4/05 vs. #24//24 Texas Tech W, 78-72 (2OT) 25. 12/7/06 vs. Xavier W, 73-66 26. 12/28/06 at Illinois L, 65-74 27. 3/4/07 vs. #5/6 Ohio State (BTT) L, 71-73 28. 1/22/09 vs. Wisconsin W, 58-56 29. 2/1/09 at Iowa L, 89-97 (3OT) 30. 12/28/09 vs. Iowa W, 77-73 31. 1/10/10 vs. Indiana W, 77-71 32. 1/28/10 vs. Purdue L, 76-80 33. 2/18/10 vs. Michigan W, 71-65 34. 11/12/10 at Dayton W, 112-107 (2OT) 35. 11/18/10 at Oakland W, 96-89 36. 12/2/10 at Boston College L, 104-113

LADY LION FUN FACTS• The Lady Lions are one of 12 teams in NCAA Division I history with 850 wins.• Former head coach Rene Portland ranks in the Top 15 on the NCAA’s all-time wins list (693) and in the Top 25 in career winning percentage (.723).• The Lady Lions have two former WNBA players, head coach Coquese Washington, assistant coach Maren Walseth, a one former WNBA assistant coach, Fred

Chmiel, on their coaching staff.• Suzie McConnell holds the NCAA record for career assists with 1,307.• Kelly Mazzante has nearly half of the 30-point single-game performances in Lady Lion history. Mazzante lays claim to 27 of the 61 30-point games in the Penn

State record books. • Suzie McConnell Serio was a 2008 Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame inductee.• Kelly Mazzante won two WNBA Championships as a member of the Phoenix Mercury in 2007 and 2009.• Tanisha Wright won a WNBA Championship as a member of the Seattle Storm in 2010.• Suzie McConnell Serio won an Olympic Gold Medal in 1988 and an Olympic Bronze Medal in 1992.• The Lady Lions were the first team in the country to wear pink uniforms (Feb. 4, 2007) as part of the Pink Zone initiative in the fight against breast cancer.• In 1991, the Lady Lions became the first team from the Northeast to stake claim to the No. 1 ranking in the Associated Press poll.• Susan Robinson is the only Lady Lion to win the Wade Trophy as the best player in nation in 1992.• Suzie McConnell, Helen Darling and Alex Bentley are Penn State’s Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award winners for the nation’s best player under 5-8. Penn State

is the only school to have three winners of the Pomeroy Award.• Gizelle Studevent was named to the inaugural Allstate/WBCA Good Works team for her anti-bullying efforts through the creation of Penn State Athletes Take

Action.• Adrienne Squire holds the NCAA record for free throw percentage in a season with a 96.4% (80-83) mark during the 2005-06 season. • As part of the “Point Guard U” tradition, four Lady Lions (Brianne O’Rourke, Jess Strom, Helen Darling, Tina Nicholson) have combined to lead the Big Ten in

assists nine times since joining the league in 1992-93.• The Lady Lions have had 14 WNBA Draft picks, the most in the Big Ten since the Draft’s inception in 1997.


2,000-POINT CLUB

#1 KELLY MAZZANTE

2001-042,919 points * 133 games * 21.9 ppg

Big Ten’s All-Time Leading Scorer (men or women) ReboundsYear GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct O-D-R Avg A TO B S Pts Avg2000-01 29-26 881 203-434 .468 65-176 .369 58-76 .763 45-78-123 4.2 47 42 15 72 529 18.22001-02 35-35 1205 313-716 .437 102-278 .367 144-177 .814 38-100-138 3.9 59 66 14 68 872 24.92002-03 35-35 1262 292-674 .433 98-284 .345 155-184 .842 57-104-161 4.6 76 79 16 87 837 23.92003-04 34-34 1184 243-606 .401 92-281 .327 103-125 .824 45-96-141 4.1 55 65 23 62 681 20.0TOTAL 133-130 4532 1051-2430 .433 357-1019 .350 460-562 .819 185-378-563 4.2 237 252 68 289 2919 21.9

#2 SUSAN ROBINSON

1989-922,253 points * 122 games * 18.5 ppg

ReboundsYear GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct O-D-R Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1988-89 28-28 905 196-380 .516 0-1 .000 111-135 .822 n/a-n/a-261 9.3 40 69 16 55 503 18.01989-90 32-32 1020 235-469 .501 2-6 .333 161-182 .885 n/a-n/a-302 9.4 54 67 8 42 633 19.81990-91 31-31 868 215-393 .547 13-31 .419 117-132 .886 69-192-261 8.4 59 57 9 43 560 18.11991-92 31-31 901 220-430 .512 19-47 .404 98-108 .907 72-174-246 7.9 48 74 5 40 557 18.0TOTAL 122-122 3694 866-1672 .518 34-85 .400 487-557 .874 n/a-n/a-1070 8.8 201 267 38 180 2253 18.5

#3 TYRA GRANT

2007-102,044 points * 122 games * 16.8 ppg

ReboundsYear GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct O-D-R Avg A TO B S Pts Avg2006-07 31-16 838 147-397 .370 39-120 .325 119-167 .713 32-44-76 2.5 36 70 20 34 452 14.62007-08 31-26 983 153-363 .421 36-108 .333 86-127 .677 44-81-125 4.0 65 83 22 25 428 13.82008-09 29-29 975 201-478 .421 55-150 .367 110-144 .764 27-103-130 4.5 40 76 12 43 567 19.62009-10 31-29 1046 186-517 .360 49-153 .320 176-223 .789 44-105-149 4.8 63 93 21 57 597 19.3TOTAL 122-100 3842 687-1755 .391 179-531 .337 491-661 .743 147-333-480 3.9 204 322 75 159 2044 16.8

#4 KAHADEEJAH HERBERT

1982-852,025 points * 126 games * 16.1 ppg

Year GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Rebounds Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1981-82 30-30 708 129-234 .551 - - 83-144 .576 268 8.9 9 35 25 46 341 11.41982-83 33-0 834 207-368 .563 - - 134-184 .728 272 8.2 9 59 33 48 548 16.61983-84 30-0 943 202-368 .549 - - 139-182 .764 280 9.3 30 73 13 48 543 18.11984-85 33-33 914 219-377 .581 - - 156-210 .743 283 8.6 25 52 10 82 594 18.0TOTAL 126-63 3399 757-1347 .562 - - 512-720 .711 1103 8.8 73 219 81 224 2026 16.1


1,000-POINT CLUB


#5 - Tanisha Wright 2002-05 1,995points•134games

Year GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Rebounds Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1984-85 33-33 1019 157-343 .458 - - 101-136 .743 93 2.8 321 149 2 121 415 12.61985-86 32-32 1108 148-335 .442 - - 86-109 .789 94 2.9 338 145 12 127 382 11.91986-87 30-30 1105 169-337 .501 12-41 .293 68-94 .723 141 4.7 355 135 9 131 418 13.91987-88 33-33 1250 255-511 .499 56-140 .400 116-143 .811 165 5.0 293 138 6 128 682 20.7TOTAL 128-128 4482 729-1526 .478 68-181 .376 371-482 .770 493 3.9 1307 567 29 507 1897 14.8

#6 - Suzie McConnell 1985-88 1,897points•128games

ReboundsYear GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct O-D-R Avg A TO B S Pts Avg2010-11 35-1 991 180-424 .425 112-263 .426 80-92 .870 15-93-108 3.1 56 63 7 57 552 15.82011-12 33-33 1173 202-470 .430 82-200 .410 156-176 .886 29-125-154 4.7 91 87 6 47 642 19.52012-13 32-31 1106 210-476 .441 98-212 .462 126-140 .900 25-119-144 4.5 69 88 10 72 644 20.1TOTAL 100-65 3270 592-1370 .432 292-675 .433 362-408 .887 69-337-406 4.1 216 238 23 176 1838 18.4

#7 - Maggie Lucas 2011-present 1,838points•100games


#8 - Alex Bentley 2010-13 1,786points•131games


#9 - Angie Potthoff 1993-97 1,725points•111games


#10 - Lisa Shepherd 1998-01 1,663points•128games


#11 - Andrea Garner 1997-00 1,619points•126games


1,000-POINT CLUB

ReboundsYear GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct O-D-R Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1987-88 26-10 646 91-199 .457 18-31 .581 16-29 .552 n/a-n/a-81 3.1 45 34 4 29 216 8.31988-89 28-24 921 162-325 .498 43-108 .398 65-91 .714 n/a-n/a-92 3.3 101 65 3 62 432 15.41989-90 32-32 963 174-333 .523 33-85 .388 89-115 .774 n/a-n/a-110 3.4 123 87 7 61 470 14.71990-91 31-31 868 156-277 .563 24-56 .429 84-104 .808 48-65-113 3.6 142 76 13 71 420 13.5TOTAL 117-97 3398 583-1134 .514 118-280 .421 254-339 .749 n/a-n/a-396 3.4 411 262 27 223 1538 13.1

#12 - Tanya Garner 1988-91 1,538points•117games

ReboundsYear GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct O-D-R Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1983-84 29-0 495 72-138 .522 - - 23-47 .489 n/a-n/a-127 4.4 18 17 15 26 167 5.81984-85 32-32 744 118-224 .527 - - 69-95 .726 n/a-n/a-208 6.5 36 36 18 38 305 9.51985-86 32-32 968 188-322 .584 - - 113-146 .774 110-196-306 9.6 36 65 21 50 489 15.31986-87 30-30 987 220-378 .582 - - 113-138 .819 n/a-n/a-302 10.1 52 52 33 53 553 18.4TOTAL 123-94 3194 598-1062 .563 - - 318-426 .746 n/a-n/a-943 7.7 142 170 87 167 1514 12.3

#13 - Vicki Link 1984-87 1,514points•123games


#14 - Jess Strom 2002-05 1,466points•133games

ReboundsYear GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct O-D-R Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1991-92 29-0 329 52-105 .495 2-12 .167 41-54 .759 14-19-33 1.1 29 32 0 20 147 5.11992-93 27-25 849 175-366 .478 13-48 .271 85-131 .649 56-69-125 4.6 53 71 4 47 448 16.61993-94 31-30 796 159-316 .503 19-53 .358 108-142 .761 47-66-113 3.6 55 70 0 37 445 14.41994-95 3-2 58 5-26 .192 1-6 .167 6-7 .857 6-3-9 3.0 8 5 0 2 17 5.71995-96 31-23 754 149-301 .495 3-24 .125 105-140 .750 61-61-122 3.9 47 64 1 51 406 13.1TOTAL 121-80 2786 540-1114 .485 38-143 .266 345-474 .728 184-218-402 3.3 192 242 5 157 1463 12.1

#15 - Katina Mack 1992-96 1,463points•121games

Year GP Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Rebounds Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1976-77 20 - 137-261 .525 - - 16-20 .800 52 2.6 27 35 0 22 290 14.51977-78 26 - 204-411 .496 - - 33-39 .846 61 2.3 37 69 1 43 441 17.01978-79 27 - 247-477 .518 - - 30-37 .811 68 2.5 41 68 1 37 524 19.41979-80 29 381 80-180 .444 - - 13-16 .813 42 1.4 30 36 0 12 173 6.0TOTAL 102 - 668-1329 .503 - - 92-112 .821 223 2.2 35 208 2 114 1428 14.0

#16 - Jen Bednarek 1977-80 1,428points•102games


#17 - Maren Walseth 1998-01 1,328points•128games

Year GP Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Rebounds Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1979-80 25 338 58-111 .523 - - 42-69 .609 118 4.7 8 34 6 5 158 6.31980-81 29 707 135-273 .495 - - 77-123 .626 239 8.2 16 60 10 33 347 12.01981-82 27 752 133-277 .480 - - 96-139 .691 226 8.4 13 59 15 29 362 13.41982-83 33 899 178-332 .536 - - 97-139 .698 235 7.1 18 55 13 20 453 13.7TOTAL 114 2696 504-993 .508 - - 312-470 .664 818 7.2 55 208 44 87 1320 11.6

#18 - Cheryl Ellison 1980-83 1,320points•114games


1,000-POINT CLUB

ReboundsYear GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct O-D-R Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1988-89 28-2 441 74-154 .481 0-0 .000 36-46 .783 n/a-n/a-142 5.1 11 30 17 17 184 6.61989-90 31-29 694 139-255 .545 0-0 .000 45-73 .616 n/a-n/a-210 6.8 38 40 25 26 323 10.41990-91 31-25 682 156-294 .531 4-19 .211 68-87 .782 74-106-180 5.8 20 30 27 34 384 12.41991-92 31-31 816 173-328 .527 4-14 .286 54-68 .794 80-105-185 6.0 25 38 20 40 404 13.0TOTAL 121-87 2633 542-1031 .526 8-33 .242 203-274 .741 n/a-n/a-717 5.9 94 138 89 117 1295 10.7

#19 - Kathy Phillips 1989-92 1,295points•121games


#20 - Helen Darling 1997-00 1,294points•126games

Year GP Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Rebounds Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1980-81 29 815 217-407 .533 - - 88-114 .772 106 3.7 110 144 2 93 522 18.01981-82 28 918 209-407 .514 - - 110-140 .786 99 3.5 127 124 9 83 528 18.91982-83 17 489 98-197 .497 - - 42-54 .778 51 3.0 81 83 7 41 238 14.0TOTAL 74 2222 524-1011 .518 - - 240-308 .779 256 3.5 318 351 18 217 1288 17.4

#21 - Carol Walderman 1981-83 1,288points•74games

Year GP Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Rebounds Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1979-80 32 773 126-254 .496 - - 40-67 .597 220 6.9 8 56 8 16 292 9.11980-81 29 580 100-189 .529 - - 44-79 .557 140 4.8 21 63 8 22 244 8.41981-82 30 888 160-313 .511 - - 47-76 .618 189 6.3 30 57 3 28 367 12.21982-83 33 854 158-326 .485 - - 61-78 .782 170 5.2 39 46 6 26 377 11.4TOTAL 124 3095 544-1082 .503 - - 192-300 .640 719 5.8 98 222 25 92 1280 10.3

#22 - Louise Leimkuhler 1980-83 1,280points•124games


#23 - Tina Nicholson 1993-96 1,240points•124games

ReboundsYear GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct O-D-R Avg A TO B S Pts Avg2005-06 29-29 951 164-406 .404 21-80 .263 79-92 .859 37-76-113 3.9 66 63 6 27 428 14.82006-07 31-24 819 143-345 .414 21-64 .328 89-106 .840 28-68-96 3.1 52 65 4 14 396 12.82007-08 31-31 1072 146-349 .418 36-113 .319 86-104 .827 53-149-202 6.5 39 71 24 33 414 13.4TOTAL 91-84 2842 453-1100 .412 78-257 .304 254-302 .841 118-293-411 4.5 157 199 34 74 1238 13.6

#24 - Kam Gissendanner 2006-08 1,238points•91games


#25 - Amanda Brown 2004-07 1,233points•123games


1,000-POINT CLUB

Year GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Rebounds Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1984-85 33-0 491 69-140 .493 - - 63-91 .692 172 5.2 17 45 13 34 201 6.11985-86 31-25 636 115-231 .498 - - 41-70 .586 205 6.6 18 65 23 26 271 8.71986-87 30-26 632 113-236 .479 0-0 .000 59-82 .720 139 4.6 23 47 27 20 285 9.51987-88 32-32 833 168-321 .523 0-0 .000 93-116 .802 241 7.3 30 53 29 29 429 13.0TOTAL 126-83 2592 465-928 .501 0-0 .000 256-359 .713 757 6.0 88 210 92 109 1186 9.3

#26 - Bethany Collins 1985-88 1,186points•126games

Year GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Rebounds Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1983-84 31-0 291 57-127 .449 - - 24-30 .800 22 0.7 14 33 0 14 138 4.51984-85 32-0 427 87-180 .483 - - 10-14 .714 22 0.7 30 22 0 7 184 5.81985-86 32-24 809 163-294 .554 - - 18-25 .720 45 1.4 60 55 0 27 344 10.81986-87 30-30 1058 210-393 .534 34-62 .548 42-52 .808 63 2.1 83 70 3 29 496 16.5TOTAL 125-54 2585 517-994 .520 34-62 .548 94-121 .777 152 1.2 187 180 3 77 1162 9.3

#27 - Lisa Faloon 1984-87 1,162points•125games


#28 - Jess Brungo 2001-04 1,142points•133games


#30 - Nikki Greene 2010-13 1,132points•131games

ReboundsYear GP-GS Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct O-D-R Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1990-91 6-0 54 3-10 .300 0-0 .000 6-8 .750 11-13-24 4.0 3 7 1 5 12 2.01991-92 26-0 167 26-48 .542 0-0 .000 14-24 .583 21-36-57 2.2 5 16 4 13 66 2.51992-93 27-0 487 97-167 .581 1-5 .200 68-84 .810 62-85-147 5.4 26 34 9 20 263 9.71993-94 31-31 727 105-203 .517 0-0 .000 78-99 .788 83-133-216 7.0 15 55 11 43 288 9.31994-95 31-22 797 193-365 .529 0-1 .000 91-132 .689 114-163-277 8.9 34 93 14 37 477 15.4TOTAL 121-53 2232 424-793 .535 1-6 .167 257-347 .741 291-430-721 6.0 83 205 39 118 1106 9.1

#31 - Missy Masley 1991-95 1,106points•121games


#32 - Brianne O’Rourke 2005-09 1,084points•120games

Year GP Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Rebounds Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1976-77 21 - 69-132 .523 - - 7-15 .467 122 5.8 24 41 3 30 145 6.91977-78 26 - 149-301 .495 - - 34-45 .756 165 6.3 38 51 14 67 332 12.81978-79 27 - 147-317 .464 - - 37-58 .638 158 5.9 76 68 4 59 331 12.31979-80 32 930 152-328 .463 - - 23-30 .767 150 4.7 109 95 8 59 327 10.2TOTAL 106 - 517-1078 .480 - - 101-148 .682 595 5.6 247 255 29 215 1135 10.7

#29 - Sue Martin 1976-80 1,135points•106games


1,000-POINT CLUB

Year GP Min FG-A Pct 3FG-A Pct FT-A Pct Rebounds Avg A TO B S Pts Avg1975-76 14 - 84-182 .462 - - 25-42 .595 68 4.9 64 44 0 59 193 13.81976-77 21 - 102-239 .427 - - 40-56 .714 99 4.7 105 135 2 40 244 11.61977-78 25 - 110-267 .412 - - 53-68 .779 133 5.3 164 123 5 77 273 10.91978-79 29 - 154-328 .470 - - 43-50 .860 144 5.0 195 122 6 81 351 12.1TOTAL 89 - 450-1016 .443 - - 161-216 .745 444 5.0 528 424 13 257 1061 11.9

#33 - Nancy Kuhl 1975-79 1,061points•89games


#34 - Rashana Barnes 1999-02 1,024points•127games


#35 - Helen Holloway 1991-94 1,022points•112games


SCORING RECORDSGAME

1. 49 Kelly Mazzante (So.) at Minnesota, 12/28/01 2. 42 Jen Bednarek (Jr.) vs. Syracuse, 1/31/79 3. 39 Maggie Lucas (Jr.) vs. Georgetown, 12/9/12 39 Angie Potthoff (Sr.) vs. Indiana, 1/10/97 5. 38 Kelly Mazzante (Jr.) vs. Old Dominion, 1/21/03 38 Kelly Mazzante (Fr.) vs. Illinois, 2/15/01 7. 37 Kelly Mazzante (So.) vs. Illinois, 2/17/02 37 Kelly Mazzante (So.) at Old Dominion, 12/6/01 9. 36 Kelly Mazzante (Jr.) at Pitt, 12/14/02 36 Kelly Mazzante (Jr.) vs. Mississippi St., 11/20/02 36 Kelly Mazzante (So.) vs. Indiana, 1/10/02 36 Kahadeejah Herbert (Sr.) vs. West Virginia, 2/16/85 36 Jen Bednarek (So.) vs. Queens, 12/16/78 36 Jen Bednarek (Fr.) vs. Rutgers, 1/21/77 15. 35 Kelly Mazzante (Jr.) vs. Wisconsin, 3/2/03 35 Maren Walseth (Jr.) vs. Michigan, 1/27/00 35 Kathy Phillips (Sr.) vs. Delaware, 11/29/91 35 Susan Robinson (Fr.) vs. James Madison, 2/6/89 35 Vicki Link (Sr.) vs. Mississippi, 3/3/87 35 Kahadeejah Herbert (Jr.) vs. Rhode Island, 3/3/84 21. 34 Maggie Lucas (Jr.) at Nebraska, 3/3/13 34 Kam Gissendanner (So.) vs. Texas Tech, 12/4/05 34 Kelly Mazzante (So.) vs. Wisconsin, 3/3/02 34 Suzie McConnell (Sr.) vs. Oklahoma, 11/27/87 25. 33 Maggie Lucas (So.) vs. Michigan State, 1/7/12 33 Tyra Grant (Jr.) at Iowa, 2/1/09 33 Tyra Grant (Fr.) at Iowa, 2/18/07 33 Kelly Mazzante (Sr.) at Maryland, 12/3/03 33 Kelly Mazzante (Jr.) vs. Indiana, 2/2/03 33 Kelly Mazzante (Jr.) vs. Iowa, 1/9/03 33 Kelly Mazzante (Jr.) vs. Siena, 11/17/02 32. 32 Tyra Grant (Sr.) vs. Iowa, 3/5/10 32 Tyra Grant (Jr.) vs. Wisconsin, 1/22/09 32 Tanisha Wright (Sr.) vs. Minnesota, 1/30/05 32 Tanisha Wright (Sr.) at Pittsburgh, 12/9/04 32 Kelly Mazzante (So.) vs. Florida International, 3/17/02 32 Kelly Mazzante (So.) at Indiana, 2/7/02 32 Kelly Mazzante (So.) at Santa Barbara, 11/20/01 32 Kelly Mazzante (Fr.) at Pittsburgh, 12/16/00 32 Angie Potthoff (Jr.) vs. Illinois, 1/27/95 41. 31 Kelly Mazzante (Sr.) vs. Pittsburgh, 12/14/03 31 Kelly Mazzante (Sr.) vs. Baylor, 12/9/03 31 Kelly Mazzante (Jr.) at Northwestern, 1/12/03 31 Kelly Mazzante (So.) vs. Clemson, 12/18/01 31 Lisa Shepherd (Jr.) vs. St. Joseph’s, 11/27/99 31 Susan Robinson (Jr.) vs. California, 12/21/90 31 Suzie McConnell (Sr.) vs. Louisiana Tech, 2/12/88 31 Kahadeejah Herbert (Jr.) vs. N.C. State, 3/19/83 31 Kahadeejah Herbert (So.) vs. Seton Hall, 1/24/83 31 Jen Bednarek (Jr.) vs. UCLA, 12/19/78 51. 30 Maggie Lucas (So.) at LSU, 3/20/12 30 Tanisha Wright (Sr.) at Texas, 11/14/04 30 Kelly Mazzante (Sr.) vs. Iowa, 1/8/04 30 Kelly Mazzante (Jr.) vs. St. Joseph’s, 12/10/02 30 Kelly Mazzante (So.) vs. Ohio State, 3/1/02 30 Kelly Mazzante (So.) at Illinois, 1/7/02 30 Kelly Mazzante (So.) vs. Stanford, 11/25/01 30 Angie Potthoff (So.) vs. Maryland, 12/9/95 30 Angie Potthoff (So.) vs. Notre Dame, 12/1/95 30 Kahadeejah Herbert (Sr.) vs. Pittsburgh, 2/4/85 30 Kahadeejah Herbert (Jr.) vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/2/84

SEASON 1. 872 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2001-02 2. 837 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2002-03 3. 682 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1987-88 4. 681 Kelly Mazzante (34 games), 2003-04 5. 644 Maggie Lucas (32 games), 2012-13 6. 642 Maggie Lucas (33 games), 2011-12 7. 633 Susan Robinson (32 games), 1989-90 8. 597 Tyra Grant (31 games), 2009-10 9. 594 Kahadeejah Herbert (33 games), 1984-85 10. 578 Tanisha Wright (30 games), 2004-05 11. 575 Angie Potthoff (31 games), 1995-96 12. 567 Tyra Grant (29 games), 2008-09 13. 560 Tanisha Wright (35 games), 2002-03 560 Susan Robinson (31 games), 1990-91 15. 557 Susan Robinson (31 games), 1991-92 16. 553 Vicki Link (30 games), 1986-87 17. 552 Maggie Lucas (35 games), 2010-11 18. 548 Kahadeejah Herbert (33 games), 1982-83 19. 543 Kahadeejah Herbert (30 games), 1983-84 20. 529 Kelly Mazzante (29 games), 2000-01 21. 528 Carol Walderman (28 games), 1981-82 22. 527 Angie Potthoff (27 games), 1996-97 23. 524 Jen Bednarek (27 games), 1978-79 24. 522 Carol Walderman (29 games), 1980-81 25. 516 Andrea Garner (35 games), 1999-00

SEASON SCORING AVERAGE 1. 24.9 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2001-02 2. 23.9 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2002-03 3. 20.7 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1987-88 4. 20.1 Maggie Lucas (32 games), 2012-13 5. 20.0 Kelly Mazzante (34 games), 2003-04 6. 19.8 Susan Robinson (32 games), 1989-90 7. 19.6 Tyra Grant (29 games), 2008-09 8. 19.5 Angie Potthoff (27 games), 1996-97 9. 19.5 Maggie Lucas (33 games), 2011-12 10. 19.4 Jen Bednarek (27 games), 1978-79


SCORING RECORDSFRESHMAN SEASON

1. 552 Maggie Lucas (35 games), 2010-11 2. 529 Kelly Mazzante (29 games), 2000-01 3. 503 Susan Robinson (28 games), 1988-89 4. 452 Tyra Grant (31 games), 2006-07 5. 415 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1984-85 6. 411 Corinne Gulas (34 games), 1979-80 7. 365 Alex Bentley (31 games), 2009-10 8. 355 Tanisha Wright (35 games), 2001-02 9. 349 Lisa Shepherd (34 games), 1997-98 10. 340 Kahadeejah Herbert (30 games), 1981-82

SOPHOMORE SEASON 1. 872 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2001-02 2. 642 Maggie Lucas (33 games), 2011-12 3. 633 Susan Robinson (32 games), 1989-90 4. 560 Tanisha Wright (35 games), 2002-03 5. 548 Kahadeejah Herbert (33 games), 1982-83

JUNIOR SEASON 1. 837 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2002-03 2. 644 Maggie Lucas (32 games), 2012-13 3. 575 Angie Potthoff (31 games), 1995-96 4. 567 Tyra Grant (29 games), 2008-09 5. 560 Susan Robinson (31 games), 1990-91

SENIOR SEASON 1. 682 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1987-88 2. 681 Kelly Mazzante (34 games), 2003-04 3. 597 Tyra Grant (31 games), 2009-10 4. 594 Kahadeejah Herbert (33 games), 1984-85 5. 578 Tanisha Wright (30 games), 2004-05

SINGLE SEASON 30-POINT GAMES 1. 12 Kelly Mazzante (2001-02) 2. 9 Kelly Mazzante (2002-03) 3. 4 Kelly Mazzante (2003-04) 4. 3 Tanisha Wright (2004-05) Jen Bednarek (1978-79)

CAREER 1. 2,919 Kelly Mazzante (133 games), 2001-04 2. 2,253 Susan Robinson (122 games), 1989-92 3. 2,044 Tyra Grant (122 games), 2007-10 4. 2,025 Kahadeejah Herbert (126 games), 1982-85 5. 1,995 Tanisha Wright (134 games), 2002-05 6. 1,897 Suzie McConnell (128 games), 1985-88 7. 1,838 Maggie Lucas (100 games), 2011-pres. 8. 1,786 Alex Bentley (131 games), 2010-13 9. 1,725 Angie Potthoff (111 games), 1993-97 10. 1,663 Lisa Shepherd (128 games), 1998-01 11. 1,619 Andrea Garner (126 games), 1997-00 12. 1,538 Tanya Garner (117 games), 1988-91 13. 1,514 Vicki Link (123 games), 1984-87 14. 1,466 Jess Strom (133 games), 2002-05 15. 1,463 Katina Mack (121 games), 1992-96 16. 1,428 Jen Bednarek (102 games), 1977-80 17. 1,328 Maren Walseth (128 games), 1998-01 18. 1,320 Cheryl Ellison (114 games), 1980-83 19. 1,295 Kathy Phillips (121 games), 1989-92 20. 1,294 Helen Darling (126 games), 1997-00 21. 1,288 Carol Walderman (74 games), 1981-83 22. 1,280 Louise Leimkuhler (124 games), 1980-83 23. 1,240 Tina Nicholson (124 games), 1993-96 24. 1,238 Kam Gissendanner (91 games), 2006-08 25. 1,233 Amanda Brown (123 games), 2004-07 26. 1,186 Bethany Collins (126 games), 1985-88 27. 1,162 Lisa Faloon (125 games), 1984-87 28. 1,142 Jess Brungo (133 games), 2001-04 29. 1,135 Sue Martin (106 games), 1976-80 30. 1,132 Nikki Greene (131 games), 2010-13 31. 1,106 Missy Masley (121 games), 1991-95 32. 1,084 Brianne O’Rourke (120 games), 2005-09 33. 1,061 Nancy Kuhl (89 games), 1975-79 34. 1,024 Rashana Barnes (127 games), 1999-02 35. 1,022 Helen Holloway (112 games), 1991-94

CAREER SCORING AVERAGE (MIN. 50 GAMES)

1. 21.9 Kelly Mazzante (133 games), 2001-04 2. 18.5 Susan Robinson (122 games), 1989-92 3. 18.4 Maggie Lucas (100 games), 2011-pres. 4. 17.4 Carol Walderman (74 games), 1981-83 5. 16.8 Tyra Grant (122 games), 2007-10 6. 16.1 Kahadeejah Herbert (126 games), 1982-85 7. 15.5 Angie Potthoff (111 games), 1993-97 8. 14.9 Tanisha Wright (134 games), 2002-05 9. 14.8 Suzie McConnell (128 games), 1985-88 10. 14.0 Jen Bednarek (102 games), 1977-80

CAREER 40-POINT GAMES 1. 1 Kelly Mazzante 49 at Minnesota, 12/28/01 1 Jen Bednarek 42 vs. Syracuse, 1/31/79

CAREER 30-POINT GAMES 1. 27 Kelly Mazzante (2001-04) 4 - 2003-04 9 - 2002-03 12 - 2001-02 2 - 2000-01 2. 6 Kahadeejah Herbert (1982-85) 2 - 1984-85 2 - 1983-84 2 - 1982-83 3. 4 Maggie Lucas (2011-present) 2 - 2012-13 2 - 2011-12 4 Tyra Grant (2007-10) 1 - 2009-10 2 - 2008-09 1 - 2006-07 4 Angie Potthoff (1993-97) 1 - 1996-97 2 - 1995-96 1 - 1994-95 4 Jen Bednarek (1977-80) 3 - 1978-79 1 - 1976-77 7. 3 Tanisha Wright (2002-05) 3 - 2004-05 8. 2 Susan Robinson (1989-92) 1 - 1990-91 1 - 1988-89 2 Suzie McConnell (1985-88) 2 - 1987-88 10. 1 Kam Gissendanner (2005-08) 1 - 2005-06 1 Lisa Shepherd (1998-01) 1 - 1999-00 1 Maren Walseth (1998-01) 1 - 1999-00 1 Kathy Phillips (1989-92) 1 - 1991-92 1 Vicki Link (1984-87) 1- 1986-87


REBOUNDING RECORDSGAME

1. 25 Mary Donovan vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/2/79 25 Pat Semon vs. Slippery Rock, 2/3/73 3. 21 Mary Donovan vs. Montclair, 12/15/78 21 Peg Schwinge vs. Indiana, 2/17/77 5. 20 Nikki Greene at Cal State Northridge, 11/24/12 20 Nikki Greene vs. Indiana, 1/23/11 20 Vicki Link vs. Rutgers, 2/16/87 20 Mag Strittmatter vs. Edinboro, 2/16/77 20 Mag Strittmatter vs. E. Stroudsburg, 2/10/76 20 Loretta Adams vs. Pittsburgh, 2/18/75 11. 19 Kathy Phillips vs. Rutgers, 3/9/90 19 Mag Strittmatter vs. Pittsburgh, 2/12/77 19 Peg Schwinge vs. Shippensburg, 2/14/76 14. 18 Amanda Brown vs. Illinois, 3/2/07 18 Rashana Barnes at Villanova, 11/17/00 15. 17 Kam Gissendanner vs. Georgetown, 12/9/07 17 Amanda Brown at Northwestern, 2/11/07 17 Amanda Brown at Drexel, 11/10/06 17 Reicina Russell at Iowa, 2/22/04

SEASON 1. 317 Amanda Brown (31 games), 2006-07 2. 306 Vicki Link (32 games), 1985-86 3. 302 Andrea Garner (35 games), 1999-00 302 Susan Robinson (32 games), 1989-90 302 Vicki Link (30 games), 1986-87 6. 299 Angie Potthoff (27 games), 1996-97 7. 294 Andrea Garner (34 games), 1997-98 8. 283 Kahadeejah Herbert (33 games), 1984-85 283 Angie Potthoff (31 games), 1995-96 10. 282 Angie Potthoff (29 games), 1994-95 11. 280 Kahadeejah Herbert (30 games), 1983-84 12. 277 Missy Masley (31 games), 1994-95 13. 272 Nikki Greene (35 games), 2010-11 272 Kahadeejah Herbert (33 games), 1982-83 15. 271 Nikki Greene (32 games), 2012-13 16. 268 Kahadeejah Herbert (30 games), 1981-82 17. 261 Susan Robinson (31 games), 1990-91 261 Susan Robinson (28 games), 1988-89 19. 260 Mag Strittmatter (26 games), 1977-78 20. 259 Nikki Greene (33 games), 2011-12

SEASON AVERAGE 1. 11.1 Angie Potthoff (27 games), 1996-97 2. 10.7 Mag Strittmatter (21 games), 1976-77 3. 10.5 Mary Donovan (24 games), 1978-79 4. 10.5 Mag Strittmatter (20 games), 1975-76 5. 10.2 Amanda Brown (31 games), 2006-07 6. 10.1 Vicki Link (30 games), 1986-87 7. 10.0 Mag Strittmatter (26 games), 1977-78 8. 9.7 Angie Potthoff (29 games), 1994-95 9. 9.7 Mag Strittmatter (13 games), 1974-75 10. 9.6 Vicki Link (32 games), 1985-86 11. 9.4 Susan Robinson (32 games), 1989-90 12. 9.3 Kahadeejah Herbert (30 games), 1983-84 13. 9.3 Susan Robinson (28 games), 1988-89 14. 9.1 Angie Potthoff (31 games), 1995-96 15. 8.9 Missy Masley (31 games), 1994-95 16. 8.9 Kahadeejah Herbert (30 games), 1981-82 17. 8.6 Andrea Garner (34 games), 1997-98 18. 8.6 Andrea Garner (35 games), 1999-00 19. 8.6 Pat Semon (8 games), 1973-74 20. 8.6 Corrine Leparik (13 games), 1974-75

FRESHMAN SEASON 1. 268 Kahadeejah Herbert (30 games), 1982-83 2. 261 Susan Robinson (28 games), 1988-89 3. 228 Reicina Russell (34 games), 2003-04 4. 192 Nikki Greene (31 games), 2009-10 5. 186 Stefeni Thomas (33 games), 1987-88 6. 172 Bethany Collins (33 games), 1984-85 7. 166 Andrea Garner (27 games), 1996-97 8. 140 Janessa Wolff (31 games), 2007-08 9. 139 Tanisha Wright (35 games), 2001-02 10. 133 Courtney Upshaw (29 games), 2000-01

CAREER - 500 REBOUND CLUB 1. 1,103 Kahadeejah Herbert (126 games), 1982-85 2. 1,070 Susan Robinson (122 games), 1989-92 3. 1,016 Andrea Garner (126 games), 1997-00 4. 994 Nikki Greene (131 games), 2010-13 5. 943 Vicki Link (123 games), 1984-87 6. 918 Angie Potthoff (111 games), 1993-97 7. 820 Mag Strittmatter (80 games), 1975-78 8. 818 Cheryl Ellison (114 games), 1980-83 9. 808 Amanda Brown (123 games), 2004-07 10. 773 Mary Donovan (110 games), 1978-81 11. 757 Bethany Collins (127 games), 1985-88 12. 728 Rashana Barnes (127 games), 1999-02 13. 721 Missy Masley (121 games), 1992-95 14. 719 Louise Leimkuhler (123 games), 1980-83 15. 717 Kathy Phillips (121 games), 1989-92 16. 690 Julia Trogele (113 games, 2008-11 17. 672 Helen Darling (126 games), 1997-00 18. 649 Jess Brungo (133 games), 2001-04 19. 645 Maren Walseth (128 games), 1998-01 20. 632 Mia Nickson (90 games), 2011-13 21. 621 Tanisha Wright (134 games), 2002-05 22. 598 Helen Holloway (112 games), 1991-94 23. 595 Sue Martin (106 games), 1977-80 24. 583 Kim Calhoun (120 games), 1993-96 25. 563 Kelly Mazzante (133 games), 2001-04 26. 531 Lorraine McGirt (97 games), 1983-85 27. 530 Ashli Schwab (117 games), 2002-05 28. 526 Adrie DeVries (117 games), 1987-90

CAREER AVERAGE (MIN. 50 GAMES) 1. 10.3 Mag Strittmatter (80 games), 1975-78 2. 8.8 Susan Robinson (122 games), 1989-92 3. 8.8 Kahadeejah Herbert (126 games), 1982-85 4. 8.3 Angie Potthoff (111 games), 1993-97 5. 8.1 Andrea Garner (126 games), 1997-00 6. 7.7 Vicki Link (123 games), 1984-87 7. 7.6 Nikki Greene (100 games), 2010-13 8. 7.2 Cheryl Ellison (114 games), 1980-83 9. 7.0 Mary Donovan (110 games), 1978-81 10. 7.0 Mia Nickson (90 games), 2011-13 11. 6.6 Amanda Brown (123 games), 2004-07 12. 6.1 Julia Trogele (113 games), 2008-11 13. 6.0 Bethany Collins (127 games), 1985-88 14. 6.0 Missy Masley (121 games), 1992-95 15. 5.9 Kathy Phillips (121 games), 1989-92 16. 5.8 Louise Leimkuhler (124 games), 1980-83 17. 5.8 Peg Schwinge (76 games), 1976-79 18. 5.7 Rashana Barnes (127 games), 1999-02 19. 5.6 Sue Martin (106 games), 1976-80 20. 5.5 Clara Carter (63 games), 1997-99


FIELD GOAL RECORDSINDIVIDUAL

Game: 21, Jen Bednarek vs. Syracuse, 1/31/79Game Att.: 33, Jen Bednarek vs. Syracuse, 1/31/79Game Pct. (min. 10 att.): 100.0 (10-10), Vicki Link, 3/7/86 100.0 (10-10), Vicki Link, 1/14/87

TEAMGame: 49, vs. Delaware, 2/16/79 49, vs. Cleveland State, 1/19/85 49, vs. Delaware State, 2/19/85Game Attempts: 101, vs. West Virginia, 12/4/76Game Pct.: .707 (41-58), vs. Rhode Island, 3/1/85Season: 1,158 (33 games), 1984-85Season Attempts: 2,357 (34 games),1979-80Season Percentage: .503 (1,000-1,989), 1985-86

SEASON FIELD GOAL PCT. (MIN. 100 ATTEMPTS)

1. .614 (62-101) Reicina Russell, 2003-04 2. .604 (99-164) Tina Henry, 1990-91 3. .599 (82-137) Amanda Brown, 2004-05 4. .593 (153-258) Amanda Brown, 2006-07 5. .593 (160-270) Amanda Brown, 2005-06 6. .586 (215-367) Angie Potthoff, 1994-95 7. .584 (188-322) Vicki Link, 1985-86 8. .582 (220-378) Vicki Link, 1986-87 9. .581 (219-377) Kahadeejah Herbert, 1984-85 10. .581 (97-167) Missy Masley, 1992-93 11. .577 (240-416) Angie Potthoff, 1995-96 12. .566 (112-198) Joanie O’Brien, 1984-85 13. .563 (156-277) Tanya Garner, 1990-91 14. .563 (207-368) Kahadeejah Herbert, 1982-83 15. .559 (213-381) Angie Potthoff, 1996-97 16. .558 (91-163) Tina Henry, 1992-93 17. .554 (163-294) Lisa Faloon, 1985-86 18. .551 (129-234) Kahadeejah Herbert, 1981-82 19. .549 (202-368) Kahadeejah Herbert, 1983-84 20. .548 (74-135) Ashli Schwab, 2004-05

SEASON FIELD GOAL MADE 1. 313 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2001-02 2. 292 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2002-03 3. 255 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1987-88 4. 247 Jen Bednarek (27 games), 1978-79 5. 243 Kelly Mazzante (34 games), 2003-04 6. 240 Angie Potthoff (31 games), 1995-96 7. 235 Susan Robinson (32 games), 1989-90 8. 224 Tanisha Wright (35 games), 2002-03 9. 220 Susan Robinson (31 games), 1991-92 220 Vicki Link (30 games), 1986-87

SEASON FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 1. 716 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2001-02 2. 674 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2002-03 3. 606 Kelly Mazzante (34 games), 2003-04 4. 517 Tyra Grant (31 games), 2009-10 517 Tanisha Wright (30 games), 2004-05 6. 511 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1987-88 7. 478 Tyra Grant (29 games), 2008-09 8. 477 Jen Bednarek (27 games), 1978-79 9. 476 Maggie Lucas (32 games), 2012-13 10. 470 Maggie Lucas (33 games), 2011-12

FRESHMAN SEASON FIELD GOAL PCT. (MIN. 40 ATTEMPTS)

1. .634 (26-41) Toya Crumpton, 1993-94 2. .617 (29-47) Denise Chapman, 1985-86 3. .614 (62-101) Reicina Russell, 2003-04 4. .600 (36-60) Courtney Molinaro, 2005-06 5. .590 (36-61) Kim Lazor, 1989-90 6. .571 (41-71) Angie Potthoff, 1992-93 7. .567 (46-81) Deb Christman, 1978-79 8. .561 (23-41) Stacey Hrivnak, 1994-95 9. .554 (46-83) Shauntai Hall, 1995-96 10. .554 (31-56) Kim Calhoun, 1992-93 11. .551 (129-234) Kahadeejah Herbert, 1981-82 12. .547 (47-86) Amanda Brown, 2003-04 13. .542 (26-48) Missy Masley, 1991-92 14. .538 (71-132) Janessa Wolff, 2007-08 15. .532 (33-62) Marisa Wolfe, 2009-10

CAREER FIELD GOAL PCT. (MIN. 400 ATTEMPTS)

1. .589 (442-751) Amanda Brown, 2004-07 2. .574 (709-1,235) Angie Potthoff, 1993-97 3. .563 (598-1,062) Vicki Link, 1984-87 4. .562 (757-1,347) Kahadeejah Herbert, 1982-85 5. .548 (242-442) Tina Henry, 1990-93 6. .535 (424-793) Missy Masley, 1992-95 7. .526 (350-665) Kim Calhoun, 1993-96 8. .526 (542-1,031) Kathy Phillips, 1989-92 9. .520 (517-994) Lisa Faloon, 1984-87 10. .518 (524-1,011) Carol Walderman, 1981-83 11. .518 (866-1,672) Susan Robinson, 1989-92 12. .514 (583-1,134) Tanya Garner, 1988-91 13. .508 (504-993) Cheryl Ellison, 1980-83 14. .503 (544-1,082) Louise Leimkuhler, 1980-83 15. .503 (668-1,329) Jen Bednarek, 1977-80 16. .501 (465-928) Bethany Collins, 1985-88 17. .501 (500-998) Maren Walseth, 1998-01 18. .493 (210-426) Ashli Schwab, 2002-05 19. .488 (316-648) Corinne Gulas, 1980-81 20. .485 (540-1,114) Katina Mack, 1992-96

CAREER FIELD GOALS MADE 1. 1,051 Kelly Mazzante (133 games), 2001-04 2. 866 Susan Robinson (122 games), 1989-92 3. 771 Tanisha Wright (134 games), 2002-05 4. 757 Kahadeejah Herbert (126 games), 1982-85 5. 729 Suzie McConnell (128 games), 1985-88 6. 725 Alex Bentley (131 games), 2010-13 7. 709 Angie Potthoff (111 games), 1993-97 8. 687 Tyra Grant (122 games), 2007-10 9. 668 Jen Bednarek (102 games), 1977-80 10. 660 Andrea Garner (126 games), 1997-00

CAREER FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1. 2,430 Kelly Mazzante (133 games), 2001-04 2. 1,755 Tyra Grant (122 games), 2007-10 3. 1,685 Alex Bentley (131 games), 2010-13 4. 1,672 Susan Robinson (122 games), 1989-92 5. 1,667 Tanisha Wright (134 games), 2002-05 6. 1,526 Suzie McConnell (128 games), 1985-88 7. 1,370 Maggie Lucas (100 games), 2011-pres. 8. 1,365 Andrea Garner (126 games), 1997-00 9. 1,347 Kahadeejah Herbert (126 games), 1982-85 10. 1,329 Jen Bednarek (102 games), 1977-80


FREE THROW RECORDSINDIVIDUAL

Game: 15, Brianne O’Rourke vs. Duke, 12/2/07

15, Jess Strom vs. Minnesota, 1/30/05

Game Att.: 18, Helen Darling vs. N.C. State, 11/27/98

Game Pct. (min. 15 att.):

100.0 (15-15), Brianne O’Rourke vs. Duke, 12/2/07

100.0 (15-15), Jess Strom vs. Minnesota, 1/30/05

Consecutive Free Throws Made:

50, Adrienne Squire, 2005-06

Career Consecutive FTs Made:

60, Adrienne Squire, 2004-05 to 2005-06

TEAMGame: 45, vs. George Washington, 12/5/84

Game Attempts: 54, at Temple, 12/21/98

Game Pct. (min. 20 att.):

100.0 (20-20), vs. Texas, 12/7/03

Season: 630 (33 games), 1984-85

Season Attempts: 871 (33 games), 1984-85

Season Pct.: .782 (478-611) (34 games), 2003-04

FREE THROWS MADE IN A GAME 1. 15 (15-15) Brianne O’Rourke vs. Duke, 12/2/07 15 (15-15) Jess Strom vs. Minnesota, 1/30/05 3. 14 (14-15) Julia Trogele vs. Indiana, 1/10/10 14 (14-17) Lisa Shepherd vs. Purdue, 2/22/01 14 (14-16) Lisa Shepherd vs. Maryland, 12/5/00 14 (14-15) Helen Darling at Temple, 12/21/98 14 (14-17) K. Herbert vs. Rutgers, 2/19/83

SEASON FREE THROW PCT. (MIN. 30 ATTEMPTS)

1. .964 (80-83) Adrienne Squire, 2005-06 2. .907 (98-108) Susan Robinson, 1991-92 3. .900 (126-140) Maggie Lucas, 2012-13 4. .886 (156-176) Maggie Lucas, 2011-12 .886 (117-132) Susan Robinson, 1990-91 6. .885 (161-182) Susan Robinson, 1989-90 7. .877 (71-81) Jess Strom, 2002-03 8. .872 (129-148) Jess Strom, 2004-05 9. .870 (80-92) Maggie Lucas, 2010-11 10. .864 (70-81) Helen Holloway, 1992-93

SEASON FREE THROWS MADE 1. 176 Tyra Grant (31 games), 2009-10 2. 161 Susan Robinson (32 games), 1989-90 3. 156 Maggie Lucas (33 games), 2011-12 156 Kahadeejah Herbert (33 games), 1984-85 5. 155 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2002-03 6. 147 Tanisha Wright (30 games), 2004-05 7. 146 Helen Darling (30 games), 1998-99 146 Lisa Shepherd (29 games), 2000-01 9. 144 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2001-02 10. 139 Kahadeejah Herbert (30 games), 1983-84

SEASON FREE THROWS ATTEMPTS 1. 223 Tyra Grant (31 games), 2009-10 2. 210 Kahadeejah Herbert (33 games), 1984-85 3. 191 Helen Darling (30 games), 1998-99 4. 184 Kahadeejah Herbert (33 games), 1982-83 184 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2002-03 6. 183 Tanisha Wright (30 games), 2004-05 7. 182 Kahadeejah Herbert (30 games), 1983-84 182 Susan Robinson (32 games), 1989-90 8. 177 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2001-02 10. 176 Maggie Lucas (33 games), 2011-12 176 Lisa Shepherd (29 games), 2000-01

FRESHMAN SEASON FREE THROW PCT. (MIN. 10 ATT.)

1. 1.000 (10-10) Adrienne Squire, 2004-05 2. .950 (19-20) Julia Trogele, 2007-08 3. .870 (80-92) Maggie Lucas, 2010-11 4. .857 (30-35) Ariel Edwards, 2010-11 5. .842 (16-19) Jackie Donovan, 1990-91 6. .840 (89-106) Lisa Shepherd, 1997-98 7. .822 (111-135) Susan Robinson, 1988-89 8. .806 (29-36) Joanie O’Brien, 1982-83 9. .800 (80-100) Jess Strom, 2001-02 .800 (24-30) Lisa Faloon, 1983-84 .800 (16-20) Jen Bednarek, 1976-77

CAREER FREE THROW PCT. (MIN. 125 ATTEMPTS)

1. .887 (362-408) Maggie Lucas, 2011-pres. 2. .874 (487-557) Susan Robinson, 1989-92 3. .841 (387-460) Jess Strom, 2002-05 4. .841 (254-302) Kam Gissendanner, 2006-08 5. .819 (460-562) Kelly Mazzante, 2001-04 6. .817 (197-241) Julia Trogele, 2008-11 7. .810 (128-158) Kim Lazor, 1990-93 8. .808 (147-182) Ashli Schwab, 2002-05 9. .806 (387-480) Lisa Shepherd, 1998-01 10. .804 (135-168) Jessica Brungo, 2001-04 11. .795 (439-552) Tanisha Wright, 2002-05 12. .794 (243-306) Dana Eikenberg, 1989-92 13. .788 (253-321) Helen Holloway, 1991-94 14. .782 (104-133) Zhaque Gray, 2009-12 15. .779 (240-308) Carol Walderman, 1981-83 16. .774 (274-354) Brianne O’Rourke, 2006-09 17. .770 (371-482) Suzie McConnell, 1985-88 18. .758 (97-128) Lynn Dougherty, 1989-92 19. .756 (121-160) Ariel Edwards, 2011-pres. 20. .749 (254-339) Tanya Garner, 1988-91

CAREER FREE THROWS MADE 1. 512 Kahadeejah Herbert (126 games), 1982-85 2. 491 Tyra Grant (122 games), 2007-10 3. 487 Susan Robinson (122 games), 1989-92 4. 478 Helen Darling (126 games), 1997-00 5. 460 Kelly Mazzante (133 games), 2001-04 6. 439 Tanisha Wright (134 games), 2002-05 7. 387 Jess Strom (133 games), 2002-05 387 Lisa Shepherd (128 games), 1998-01 9. 371 Suzie McConnell (128 games), 1985-88 10. 362 Maggie Lucas (100 games), 2011-pres.

CAREER FREE THROWS ATTEMPTS 1. 720 Kahadeejah Herbert (126 games), 1982-85 2. 661 Tyra Grant (122 games), 2007-10 3. 658 Helen Darling (126 games), 1997-00 4. 562 Kelly Mazzante (133 games), 2001-04 5. 557 Susan Robinson (122 games), 1989-92 6. 552 Tanisha Wright (134 games), 2002-05 7. 501 Maren Walseth (128 games), 1998-01 8. 482 Suzie McConnell (128 games), 1985-88 9. 480 Amanda Brown (123 games), 2004-07 480 Lisa Shepherd (128 games), 1998-01

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THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL RECORDSINDIVIDUAL

Game: 9, Kelly Mazzante vs. Wisconsin, 3/3/02Game Attempts: 15, Kelly Mazzante vs. Louisiana Tech, 12/21/03 14, Kelly Mazzante vs. Purdue, 2/29/04 14, Kelly Mazzante vs. Ohio State, 3/9/03 14, Kelly Mazzante vs. Wisconsin, 3/3/02 14, Kelly Mazzante at Illinois, 1/7/02 14, Shawnta Vanzant at Arkansas, 1/9/99Game Percentage: 100.0 (5-5), Jess Brungo at Clemson, 12/7/02

TEAMGame: 14 vs. North Carolina, 11/30/11Game Attempts: 30 at Northwestern, 1/12/03 30 vs. Alabama, 3/26/94Game Percentage: 100.0 (4-4) vs. Rhode Island, 2/28/87Season: 228 (35 games), 2010-11 228 (35 games), 2002-03Season Attempts: 660 (35 games), 2002-03Season Percentage: .415 (228-549) (35 games), 2010-11

SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 1. 112 Maggie Lucas (35 games), 2010-11 2. 102 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2001-02 3. 98 Maggie Lucas (32 games), 2012-13 98 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2002-03 5. 92 Kelly Mazzante (34 games), 2003-04 6. 82 Maggie Lucas (33 games), 2011-12 7. 70 Chrissy Falcone (35 games), 1999-00 70 Lisa Shepherd (35 games), 1999-00 9. 67 Lisa Shepherd (30 games), 1998-99 10. 65 Kelly Mazzante (29 games), 2000-01

SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTS 1. 284 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2002-03 2. 281 Kelly Mazzante (34 games), 2003-04 3. 278 Kelly Mazzante (35 games), 2001-02 4. 263 Maggie Lucas (35 games), 2010-11 5. 212 Maggie Lucas (32 games), 2012-13 6. 200 Maggie Lucas (33 games), 2011-12 7. 190 Chrissy Falcone (35 games), 1999-00 8. 176 Kelly Mazzante (29 games), 2000-01 9. 172 Tiffany Longworth (30 games), 1994-95 10. 163 Lisa Shepherd (35 games), 1999-00

SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. (MIN. 50 ATTEMPTS)

1. .548 (34-62) Lisa Faloon (30 games), 1986-87 2. .462 (98-212) Maggie Lucas (32 games), 2012-13 3. .450 (67-149) Lisa Shepherd (30 games), 1998-99 4. .435 (27-62) Jess Brungo (29 games), 2000-01 5. .429 (70-163) Lisa Shepherd (35 games), 1999-00 6. .429 (24-56) Tanya Garner (31 games), 1990-91 7. .426 (112-263) Maggie Lucas (35 games), 2010-11 8. .421 (32-76) Dana Eikenberg (32 games), 1989-90 9. .420 (29-69) Chrissy Falcone (30 games), 1998-99 10. .414 (63-152) Zhaque Gray (35 games), 2010-11

FRESHMAN SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. (MIN. 20 ATTEMPTS)

1. .581 (18-31) Tanya Garner (26 games), 1987-88 2. .435 (27-62) Jess Brungo (29 games), 2000-01 3. .426 (112-263) Maggie Lucas (35 games), 2010-11 4. .409 (9-22) Ariel Edwards (33 games), 2010-11 5. .396 (42-106) Jess Strom (35 games), 2001-02 6. .369 (65-176) Kelly Mazzante (29 games), 2000-01 7. .343 (12-35) Ashley Luke (29 games), 1999-00

FRESHMAN SEASON THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 1. 112 (112-263) Maggie Lucas (35 games), 2010-11 2. 65 (65-176) Kelly Mazzante (29 games), 2000-01 3. 52 (52-157) Lisa Shepherd (34 games), 1997-98 4. 42 (42-106) Jess Strom (35 games), 2001-02 5. 39 (39-120) Tyra Grant (31 games), 2006-07

CAREER THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. (MIN. 50 ATTEMPTS)

1. .548 (34-62) Lisa Faloon (30 games), 1984-87 2. .433 (292-675) Maggie Lucas (100 games), 2011-present 3. .421 (118-280) Tanya Garner (117 games), 1988-91 4. .406 (26-64) Julia Trogele (113 games), 2008-11 5. .400 (34-85) Susan Robinson (122 games), 1989-92 .400 (30-75) Ariel Edwards (94 games), 2011-present 7. .395 (230-583) Lisa Shepherd (128 games), 1998-01 8. .392 (31-79) Shelby Thayer (86 games), 1992-95 9. .380 (49-129) Shawnta Vanzant (30 games), 1999 10. .379 (113-298) Lynn Dougherty (118 games), 1989-1992

CAREER THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 1. 357 Kelly Mazzante (133 games), 2001-04 2. 292 Maggie Lucas (100 games), 2011-present 3. 230 Lisa Shepherd (128 games), 1998-01 4. 191 Jess Strom (133 games), 2002-05 5. 179 Tyra Grant (122 games), 2007-10 6. 175 Tiffany Longworth (122 games), 1994-97 7. 149 Zhaque Gray (126 games), 2009-12 8. 124 Tina Nicholson (124 games), 1993-96 9. 120 Brianne O’Rourke (120 games), 2006-09 10. 118 Tanya Garner (114 games), 1988-91 11. 117 Jess Brungo (133 games), 2001-04 12. 115 Chrissy Falcone (93 games), 1998-00 13. 113 Lynn Dougherty (118 games), 1989-92 14. 97 Dana Eikenberg (122 games), 1989-92 15. 87 Alex Bentley (131 games), 2010-13

CAREER THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 1. 1,019 Kelly Mazzante (133 games), 2001-04 2. 675 Maggie Lucas (100 games), 2011-present 3. 583 Lisa Shepherd (128 games), 1998-01 4. 531 Tyra Grant (122 games), 2007-10 5. 525 Jess Strom (133 games), 2002-05 6. 520 Tiffany Longworth (122 games), 1993-97 7. 413 Zhaque Gray (126 games), 2009-12 8. 389 Brianne O’Rourke (120 games), 2006-09 9. 362 Jessica Brungo (133 games), 2001-04 10. 350 Tina Nicholson (124 games), 1993-96


ASSIST RECORDSTEAM

Game: 35, vs. Morgan State, 12/29/93 35, vs. Delaware State, 2/19/85 35, vs. Cleveland State, 1/19/85Season: 698 (33 games), 1984-85Season Average: 22.3 (30 games), 1986-87

GAME 1. 21 Suzie McConnell vs. West Virginia, 3/4/87 2. 19 Annie Troyan at N.C. State, 3/19/83 3. 18 Annie Troyan vs. UC-Irvine, 2/4/83 4. 17 Suzie McConnell vs. La. Tech, 2/12/86 17 Suzie McConnell vs. Rutgers, 3/8/86 17 Suzie McConnell vs. Rutgers, 3/20/86 17 Suzie McConnell vs. N. Carolina, 3/17/85 17 Suzie McConnell vs. W. Virginia, 3/2/85 17 Suzie McConnell vs. Iowa, 12/9/86 17 Annie Troyan vs. Temple, 1/15/82 11. 15 Alex Bentley vs. North Carolina, 11/30/11 15 Helen Darling vs. Wisconsin, 1/29/99 13. 14 Jess Strom vs. Fla. International, 3/17/02 14. 13 Brianne O’Rourke vs. Coppin St., 11/29/08 13 Jess Strom vs. Oklahoma St., 11/24/01

SEASON 1. 355 Suzie McConnell (30 games), 1986-87 2. 338 Suzie McConnell (32 games), 1985-86 3. 321 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1984-85 4. 293 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1987-88 5. 291 Annie Troyan (33 games), 1982-83 6. 283 Tina Nicholson (34 games), 1995-96 7. 274 Helen Darling (35 games), 1999-00 8. 250 Tina Nicholson (34 games), 1995-96 9. 236 Annie Troyan (30 games), 1981-82 10. 235 Corinne Gulas (34 games), 1979-80 235 Jess Strom (35 games), 2001-02

SEASON AVERAGE 1. 11.8 Suzie McConnell (30 games), 1986-87 2. 10.6 Suzie McConnell (32 games), 1985-86 3. 9.7 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1984-85 4. 8.9 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1987-88 5. 8.8 Annie Troyan (33 games), 1982-83 6. 8.3 Tina Nicholson (34 games), 1995-96 7. 8.1 Tina Nicholson (31 games), 1994-95 8. 7.9 Annie Troyan (30 games), 1981-82 9. 7.8 Helen Darling (35 games), 1999-00 10. 7.5 Helen Darling (30 games), 1998-99

FRESHMAN SEASON 1. 321 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1984-85 2. 235 Jess Strom (35 games), 2001-02 3. 235 Corinne Gulas (34 games), 1979-80 4. 149 Brianne O’Rourke (29 games), 2005-06 5. 125 Alex Bentley (31 games), 2009-10 6. 119 Helen Darling (27 games), 1996-97 7. 107 Dana Eikenberg (28 games), 1988-89 8. 105 Chris Gulas (34 games), 1979-80 9. 100 Tina Nicholson (28 games), 1992-93 10. 97 Tanisha Wright (35 games), 2001-02

CAREER DOUBLE-DIGIT ASSIST GAMES 1. 71 Suzie McConnell (128 games), 1985-88 2. 26 Tina Nicholson (124 games), 1993-96 3. 23 Annie Troyan (81 games), 1981-83 4. 19 Helen Darling (126 games), 1997-00 5. 12 Nancy Kuhl (89 games), 1975-79 6. 9 Jess Strom (133 games), 2002-05 7. 6 Brianne O’Rourke (120 games), 2006-09 8. 4 Tanya Garner (117 games), 1988-91 9. 3 Corinne Gulas (63 games), 1980-81 10. 2 Ashley Luke (58 games), 2000-01 2 Dana Eikenberg (122 games), 1989-92

CAREER 1. 1,307* Suzie McConnell (128 games), 1984-88 2. 826 Tina Nicholson (124 games), 1993-96 3. 791 Helen Darling (126 games), 1997-00 4. 776 Jess Strom (133 games), 2002-05 5. 632 Annie Troyan (81 games), 1981-83 6. 567 Alex Bentley (131 games), 2010-13 567 Dana Eikenberg (122 games), 1989-92 8. 560 Brianne O’Rourke (120 games), 2006-09 9. 528 Nancy Kuhl (89 games), 1975-79 10. 484 Tanisha Wright (134 games), 2002-05 11. 411 Tanya Garner (117 games), 1988-91 12. 379 Corinne Gulas (63 games), 1980-81 13. 323 Tiffany Longworth (122 games),1994-97 14. 318 Carol Walderman (74 games), 1981-83 15. 277 Joanie O’Brien (117 games), 1983-86 16. 263 Lisa Shepherd (128 games), 1998-01 17. 247 Sue Martin (106 games), 1976-80 18. 237 Kelly Mazzante (133 games), 2001-04 19. 234 Jenny Kretchmar (111 games), 1990-93 20. 224 Carol Fultz (89 games), 1982-84

CAREER AVERAGE 1. 10.2 Suzie McConnell (128 games), 1985-88 2. 7.8 Annie Troyan (81 games), 1981-83 3. 6.7 Tina Nicholson (124 games), 1993-96 4. 6.3 Helen Darling (126 games), 1997-00 5. 6.0 Corinne Gulas (63 games), 1980-81 6. 5.9 Nancy Kuhl (89 games), 1976-79 7. 5.8 Jess Strom (133 games), 2002-05 8. 4.7 Brianne O’Rourke (120 games), 2006-09 9. 4.6 Dana Eikenberg (122 games), 1989-92 10. 4.3 Alex Bentley (131 games), 2010-13 * - NCAA record (women’s and men’s)


BLOCKED SHOT RECORDSTEAM

Game: 14, vs. Boston University, 1/22/82 14, vs. Delaware, 2/15/80Season: 184 (35 games), 2001-02Season Average: 5.3 (35 games), 2001-02

GAME 1. 8 Reicina Russell vs. Michigan State, 1/4/04 8 Kim Calhoun vs. Minnesota, 2/18/96 3. 7 Talia East vs. South Carolina, 11/20/11 7 Nikki Greene vs. Purdue, 1/28/10 7 Amanda Brown vs. Ohio State, 1/11/07 7 Reicina Russell at North Carolina, 12/30/03 7 Andrea Garner vs. Auburn, 12/11/99 7 Tina Henry vs. Temple, 1/9/91 7 Kahadeejah Herbert vs. Boston, 1/22/83 7 Mary Donovan vs. Delaware, 2/15/80 7 Mary Donovan vs. Slippery Rock, 2/20/79

SEASON 1. 89 Kim Calhoun (34 games), 1995-96 2. 87 Reicina Russell (34 games), 2003-04 3. 78 Andrea Garner (35 games), 1999-00 78 Kim Calhoun (30 games), 1994-95 5. 77 Kim Calhoun (31 games), 1993-94 6. 75 Nikki Greene (35 games), 2010-11 7. 73 Mary Donovan (24 games), 1978-79 8. 72 Mary Donovan (34 games), 1979-80 9. 57 Amanda Brown (29 games), 2005-06 10. 55 Nikki Greene (31 games), 2009-10

SEASON AVERAGE 1. 3.0 Mary Donovan (24 games), 1978-79 2. 2.6 Kim Calhoun (34 games), 1995-96 3. 2.6 Kim Calhoun (30 games), 1994-95 4. 2.6 Reicina Russell (34 games), 2003-04 5. 2.5 Kim Calhoun (31 games), 1993-94 6. 2.3 Mary Donovan (32 games), 1979-80 7. 2.2 Andrea Garner (35 games), 1999-00 8. 2.1 Nikki Greene (35 games), 2010-11 9. 2.0 Amanda Brown (29 games), 2005-06 10. 1.8 Rashana Barnes (29 games), 2000-01

FRESHMAN SEASON 1. 87 Reicina Russell (34 games), 2003-04 2. 55 Nikki Greene (31 games), 2009-10 3. 36 Rashana Barnes (30 games), 1998-99 4. 25 Kahadeejah Herbert (30 games),1981-82 5. 24 Kim Calhoun (25 games), 1992-93 6. 23 Andrea Garner (27 games), 1996-97 7. 20 Tyra Grant (31 games), 2006-07 20 Tanisha Wright (35 games), 2001-02 9. 19 Janessa Wolff (31 games), 2007-08 19 Mary Donovan (26 games), 1977-78

CAREER 1. 268 Kim Calhoun (120 games), 1993-96 2. 215 Nikki Greene (131 games), 2010-13 3. 192 Mary Donovan (110 games), 1977-81 4. 189 Rashana Barnes (127 games), 1999-02 5. 185 Andrea Garner (126 games), 1997-00 6. 172 Amanda Brown (92 games), 2004-07 7. 140 Tina Henry (111 games), 1990-93 8. 94 Jess Brungo (133 games), 2001-04 9. 92 Bethany Collins (126 games), 1985-88 10. 89 Kathy Phillips (90 games), 1989-92 11. 87 Reicina Russell (34 games), 2003-04 87 Vicki Link (123 games), 1984-87 13. 81 Kahadeejah Herbert (126 games), 1982-85 14. 75 Tyra Grant (122 games), 2007-10 15. 68 Kelly Mazzante (133 games), 2001-04 16. 67 Janessa Wolff (90 games), 2008-10 17. 66 Adrie DeVries (117 games), 1987-90 18. 61 Tanisha Wright (134 games), 2002-05 19. 57 Talia East (79 games), 2011-present 20. 50 Tori Waldner (61 games), 2012-present

CAREER AVERAGE 1. 2.6 Reicina Russell (34 games), 2004 2. 2.2 Kim Calhoun (120 games), 1993-96 3. 1.7 Mary Donovan (110 games), 1978-81 4. 1.6 Nikki Greene (131 games), 2010-13 5. 1.5 Rashana Barnes (127 games), 1999-02 6. 1.5 Andrea Garner (126 games), 1997-00 7. 1.4 Amanda Brown (123 games), 2004-07 8. 1.3 Tina Henry (111 games), 1990-93 9. 1.1 Jacquelynn Shook (43 games), 2001-02 10. 0.8 Tori Waldner (61 games), 2012-present


STEAL RECORDSTEAM

Game: 30, vs. Morgan State, 12/29/93Season: 445 (33 games), 1984-85Season Average: 15.1 (29 games), 1980-81

GAME 1. 10 Suzie McConnell vs. Duquesne, 1/14/87 10 Suzie McConnell vs. Duquesne, 2/5/87 10 Suzie McConnell vs. St. Bonaventure, 1/17/87 10 Suzie McConnell vs. Texas Tech, 12/19/87

SEASON 1. 131 Suzie McConnell (30 games), 1986-87 2. 128 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1987-88 3. 127 Suzie McConnell (32 games), 1985-86 4. 124 Corinne Gulas (34 games), 1979-80 5. 123 Corinne Gulas (28 games), 1980-81 6. 121 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1984-85 7. 109 Alex Bentley (32 games), 2012-13 8. 100 Helen Darling (35 games), 1999-00 9. 98 Alex Bentley (33 games), 2011-12 98 Jess Strom (34 games), 2003-04

SEASON AVERAGE 1. 4.4 Suzie McConnell (30 games), 1986-87 2. 4.2 Corinne Gulas (29 games), 1980-81 3. 4.2 Nancy Kuhl (14 games), 1975-76 4. 4.0 Suzie McConnell (32 games), 1985-86 5. 3.9 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1987-88 6. 3.7 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1984-85 7. 3.6 Corinne Gulas (34 games), 1979-80 8. 3.4 Alex Bentley (32 games), 2012-13 9. 3.2 Carol Walderman (29 games), 1980-81 10. 3.1 Nancy Kuhl (25 games), 1977-78

FRESHMAN SEASON 1. 124 Corinne Gulas (34 games), 1979-80 2. 121 Suzie McConnell (33 games), 1984-85 3. 82 Chris Gulas (34 games), 1979-80 4. 72 Kelly Mazzante (29 games), 2000-01 5. 62 Tanisha Wright (35 games), 2001-02 6. 61 Vanessa Paynter (29 games), 1983-84 7. 59 Nancy Kuhl (14 games), 1975-76 8. 57 Maggie Lucas (35 games), 2010-11 9. 56 Brianne O’Rourke (29 games), 2005-06 10. 55 Susan Robinson (28 games), 1988-89

CAREER 1. 507 Suzie McConnell (128 games), 1985-88 2. 325 Alex Bentley (131 games), 2010-13 3. 314 Helen Darling (126 games), 1997-00 4. 310 Jess Strom (133 games), 2002-05 5. 293 Tina Nicholson (124 games), 1993-96 6. 289 Kelly Mazzante (133 games), 2001-04 7. 267 Tanisha Wright (134 games), 2002-05 8. 257 Nancy Kuhl (89 games), 1975-79 9. 247 Corinne Gulas (63 games), 1980-81 10. 224 Kahadeejah Herbert (126 games), 1982-85 11. 223 Tanya Garner (117 games), 1987-91 12. 217 Carol Walderman (74 games), 1981-83 13. 215 Sue Martin (106 games), 1976-80 14. 196 Brianne O’Rourke (120 games), 2006-09 15. 187 Annie Troyan (81 games), 1981-83 16. 182 Dana Eikenberg (122 games), 1989-92 182 Vanessa Paynter (103 games), 1984-87 18. 180 Susan Robinson (122 games), 1989-92 19. 176 Maggie Lucas (100 games), 2011-pres. 20. 174 Angie Potthoff (111 games), 1993-97

CAREER AVERAGE 1. 4.0 Suzie McConnell (128 games), 1985-88 2. 3.9 Corinne Gulas (63 games), 1980-81 3. 2.9 Carol Walderman (74 games), 1981-83 4. 2.9 Nancy Kuhl (89 games), 1976-79 5. 2.5 Helen Darling (126 games), 1997-00 6. 2.5 Alex Bentley (131 games), 2010-13 7. 2.4 Dara Taylor (32 games), 2013-pres. 8. 2.4 Tina Nicholson (124 games), 1993-96 9. 2.3 Jess Strom (133 games), 2002-05 10. 2.3 Annie Troyan (81 games), 1981-83

CAREER LEADERSTRIPLE-DOUBLE PERFORMANCES

7, Suzie McConnell (1985-88)

DOUBLE-DOUBLE PERFORMANCES61, Suzie McConnell (1985-88)47, Angie Potthoff (1993-97)46, Susan Robinson (1989-92)42, Andrea Garner (1997-00)34, Kahadeejah Herbert (1982-85)

MOST GAMES PLAYED134, Tanisha Wright (2002-05)

MOST GAMES STARTED131, Nikki Greene (2010-13)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES STARTED131, Nikki Greene (2010-13)

2,000 POINTS & 1,000 REBOUNDSKahadeejah Herbert (2,025 pts., 1,103 rebs.), 1982-85Susan Robinson (2,253 pts., 1,070 rebs.), 1989-92

1,500 POINTS & 1,000 REBOUNDSKahadeejah Herbert (2,025 pts., 1,103 rebs.), 1982-85Susan Robinson (2,253 pts., 1,070 rebs.), 1989-92Andrea Garner (1,619 pts., 1,016 rebs.), 1997-00

1,500 PTS., 500 ASSISTS & 250 STEALSSuzie McConnell (1,897 pts., 1,307 asst., 507 stls.), 1985-88Alex Bentley (1,786 pts., 567 asst., 325 stls.), 2010-13

1,000 POINTS & 750 ASSISTSSuzie McConnell (1,897 pts., 1,307 asst.), 1985-88Tina Nicholson (1,240 pts., 826 asst.), 1993-96Helen Darling (1,294 pts., 791 asst.), 1997-00Jess Strom (1,466 pts., 776 asst.), 2002-05

1,000 PTS., 750 REBS. & 200 BLOCKSNikki Greene (1,132 pts., 994 rebs., 215 blks.), 2010-13

1,000 PTS., 750 REBS. & 150 BLOCKSAndrea Garner (1,619 pts., 1,016 rebs., 185 blks.), 1997-00Amanda Brown (1,233 pts., 808 rebs., 172 blks.), 2004-07Nikki Greene (1,132 pts., 994 rebs., 215 blks.), 2010-13


YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICAL LEADERSSCORING

Year Player G FGM FTM PTS. AVG.12-13 Maggie Lucas, Jr. 32 210 126 644 20.111-12 Maggie Lucas, So. 33 202 156 642 19.510-11 Maggie Lucas, Fr. 35 180 80 552 15.809-10 Tyra Grant, Sr. 31 186 176 597 19.308-09 Tyra Grant, Jr. 29 201 110 567 19.607-08 Tyra Grant, So. 31 153 86 428 13.806-07 Tyra Grant, Fr. 31 147 119 452 14.605-06 Amanda Brown, Jr. 29 160 270 453 15.604-05 Tanisha Wright, Sr. 30 214 147 578 19.303-04 Kelly Mazzante, Sr. 34 243 103 681 20.002-03 Kelly Mazzante, Jr. 35 292 674 837 23.901-02 Kelly Mazzante, So. 35 333 716 872 24.9*00-01 Kelly Mazzante, Fr. 29 203 434 529 18.299-00 Andrea Garner, Sr. 35 210 440 516 14.798-99 Andrea Garner, Jr. 30 173 346 433 14.497-98 Andrea Garner, So. 34 200 73 473 13.996-97 Angie Potthoff, Sr. 27 213 100 527 19.595-96 Angie Potthoff, Jr. 31 240 93 575 18.594-95 Angie Potthoff, So. 29 215 79 515 17.893-94 Helen Holloway, Sr. 30 159 102 437 14.692-93 Katina Mack, So. 27 175 85 448 16.691-92 Susan Robinson, Sr. 31 220 98 557 18.090-91 Susan Robinson, Jr. 31 215 117 560 18.189-90 Susan Robinson, So. 32 235 161 633 19.888-89 Susan Robinson, Fr. 28 196 111 503 18.087-88 Suzie McConnell, Sr. 33 255 116 682 20.786-87 Vicki Link, Sr. 30 220 113 553 18.485-86 Vicki Link, Jr. 32 188 113 489 15.384-85 Kahadeejah Herbert, Sr. 33 219 156 594 18.083-84 Kahadeejah Herbert, Jr. 30 182 139 543 18.182-83 Kahadeejah Herbert, So. 33 207 134 548 16.681-82 Carol Walderman, Jr. 28 209 110 528 18.980-81 Carol Walderman, So. 29 217 88 522 18.079-80 Corinne Gulas, Fr. 34 185 41 411 12.078-79 Jen Bednarek, Jr. 27 247 30 524 19.477-78 Jen Bednarek, So. 26 204 33 441 16.976-77 Jen Bednarek, Fr. 20 137 16 290 14.575-76 Nancy Kuhl, Fr. 14 84 25 193 13.8 Mag Strittmatter, So. 20 95 22 212 10.674-75 Mag Strittmatter, Fr. 13 102 35 239 18.3

Statistics not formally kept prior to 1974-75 season

* - led NCAA Division I

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. AVERAGE 3 FIELD GOALS MADE PER GAME)

Year Player FGM FGA PCT.12-13 Nikki Greene 112 231 .485

11-12 Nikki Greene 120 254 .472

10-11 Mia Nickson 126 242 .521

09-10 Alex Bentley 157 353 .445

08-09 Julia Trogele 90 208 .433

07-08 Tyra Grant 153 363 .421

06-07 Amanda Brown 153 258 .593

05-06 Amanda Brown 160 270 .593

04-05 Tanisha Wright 214 517 .414

03-04 Tanisha Wright 196 406 .483

02-03 Tanisha Wright 224 442 .507

01-02 Tanisha Wright 137 202 .454

00-01 Maren Walseth 142 279 .509

99-00 Maren Walseth 193 380 .508

98-99 Andrea Garner 173 346 .500

97-98 Andrea Garner 200 398 .503

96-97 Angie Potthoff 213 381 .559

95-96 Angie Potthoff 240 416 .577

94-95 Angie Potthoff 215 367 .586

93-94 Missy Masley 105 203 .517

92-93 Missy Masley 97 167 .581

91-92 Kathy Phillips 173 328 .527

90-91 Tina Henry 99 164 .604

89-90 Kathy Phillips 139 255 .545

88-89 Susan Robinson 196 380 .516

87-88 Bethany Collins 168 321 .523

86-87 Vicki Link 220 378 .582

85-86 Vicki Link 188 322 .584

84-85 Kahadeejah Herbert 219 377 .581




80-81 Carol Walderman 217 407 .533

79-80 Corinne Gulas 185 367 .504

78-79 Jen Bednarek 247 477 .517

77-78 Betty McGuire 91 180 .509

76-77 Jen Bednarek 137 261 .524

75-76 Toni Clarke 73 157 .465

74-75 Loretta Adams 65 156 .416


YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICAL LEADERS3-POINT PERCENTAGE

(MIN. 2 ATT. PER GAME)Year Player FGM FGA PCT.12-13 Maggie Lucas 98 212 .462

11-12 Maggie Lucas 82 200 .410

10-11 Maggie Lucas 112 263 .426

09-10 Tyra Grant 49 153 .320

08-09 Tyra Grant 55 150 .367

07-08 Tyra Grant 36 108 .333

06-07 Adrienne Squire 30 80 .375

05-06 Adrienne Squire 49 136 .360

04-05 Jess Strom 58 150 .387

03-04 Jess Strom 45 127 .354

02-03 Jennifer Brenden 41 99 .414

01-02 Jess Strom 42 106 .396

00-01 Jess Brungo 27 62 .435

99-00 Lisa Shepherd 70 163 .429

98-99 Lisa Shepherd 67 149 .450

97-98 Christine Portland 37 103 .359

96-97 Tara Macciocco 33 83 .398

95-96 Tiffany Longworth 60 156 .385

94-95 Tiffany Longworth 53 172 .308

93-94 Tina Nicholson 36 89 .404

92-93 Jen Kretchmar 22 56 .393

91-92 Lynn Dougherty 37 91 .407

90-91 Tanya Garner 24 56 .429

89-90 Dana Eikenberg 32 76 .421

88-89 Tanya Garner 43 108 .398

87-88 Suzie McConnell 56 140 .400

86-87 Lisa Faloon 34 62 .548

FREE THROW PCT. (MIN. 2 FREE THROWS MADE PER GAME)

Year Player FTM FTA PCT.12-13 Maggie Lucas 126 140 .900

11-12 Maggie Lucas 156 176 .886

10-11 Maggie Lucas 80 92 .870

09-10 Julia Trogele 67 81 .827

08-09 Tyra Grant 110 144 .764

07-08 Brianne O’Rourke 98 117 .838

06-07 Kam Gissendanner 89 106 .840

05-06 Adrienne Squire 80 83 .964*

04-05 Jess Strom 129 148 .872

03-04 Tanisha Wright 104 125 .832

02-03 Jess Strom 71 81 .877

01-02 Kelly Mazzante 144 177 .814

00-01 Lisa Shepherd 146 176 .830

99-00 Helen Darling 131 169 .775

98-99 Lisa Shepherd 73 95 .768

97-98 Lisa Shepherd 89 106 .840

96-97 Shauntai Hall 51 70 .729

95-96 Angie Potthoff 93 121 .769

94-95 Tina Nicholson 92 109 .844

93-94 Helen Holloway 102 123 .829

92-93 Helen Holloway 70 81 .864

91-92 Susan Robinson 98 108 .907

90-91 Susan Robinson 117 132 .886

89-90 Susan Robinson 161 182 .885

88-89 Susan Robinson 111 135 .822


86-87 Vicki Link 113 138 .819


84-85 Lorraine McGirt 76 101 .752





79-80 Janet Gabriel 41$ 53 .773

78-79 Nancy Kuhl 43$ 50 .860

77-78 Nancy Kuhl 53 68 .779

76-77 Betty McGuire 46 65 .707

75-76 Nancy Carlson 29 41 .707

74-75 Mag Strittmatter 35 69 .507

$ - None with 2 per game, best with 1 per game


REBOUNDINGYear Player REB. AVG.12-13 Nikki Greene 271 8.5

11-12 Nikki Greene 259 7.8


09-10 Julia Trogele 193 6.2

08-09 Julia Trogele 177 6.3

07-08 Kam Gissendanner 202 6.5

06-07 Amanda Brown 317 10.2


04-05 Ashli Schwab 192 6.4

03-04 Reicina Russell 228 6.7

02-03 Jess Brungo 219 6.3

01-02 Rashana Barnes 243 6.9

00-01 Maren Walseth 214 7.4

99-00 Andrea Garner 302 8.6



96-97 Angie Potthoff 299 11.1



93-94 Helen Holloway 219 7.3

92-93 Helen Holloway 198 7.1

91-92 Susan Robinson 246 7.9




87-88 Bethany Collins 241 7.3

86-87 Vicki Link 302 10.1

85-86 Vicki Link 306 9.6

84-85 Kahadeejah Herbert 283 8.6




80-81 Cheryl Ellison 239 8.2

79-80 Mary Donovan 227 7.0


77-78 Mag Strittmatter 260 10.3




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YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICAL LEADERSASSISTS

Year Player ASST. AVG.12-13 Alex Bentley 112 3.5

11-12 Alex Bentley 156 4.7



08-09 Brianne O’Rourke 131 4.5




04-05 Jess Strom 135 4.7

03-04 Jess Strom 184 5.4

02-03 Jess Strom 222 6.3

01-02 Jess Strom 235 6.7

00-01 Ashley Luke 126 4.3

99-00 Helen Darling 274 7.8*

98-99 Helen Darling 146 4.9



95-96 Tina Nicholson 283 8.3




91-92 Dana Eikenberg 164 5.3




87-88 Suzie McConnell 293 8.9

86-87 Suzie McConnell 355 11.8*

85-86 Suzie McConnell 338 10.6*


83-84 Joanie O’Brien 100 3.2

82-83 Annie Troyan 291 8.8


80-81 Corinne Gulas 144 5.0


78-79 Nancy Kuhl 195 6.7

77-78 Nancy Kuhl 164 6.6

76-77 Nancy Kuhl 105 5.0

75-76 Nancy Kuhl 64 4.6


STEALSYear Player STL. AVG.12-13 Alex Bentley 109 3.4



09-10 Tyra Grant 57 1.8

08-09 Mashea Williams 36 1.5

07-08 Mashea Williams 39 1.3



04-05 Jess Strom 87 3.0

03-04 Jess Strom 98 2.9

02-03 Tanisha Wright 90 2.6

01-02 Kelly Mazzante 68 1.9

00-01 Kelly Mazzante 72 2.5









91-92 Carla Coleman 63 2.0

90-91 Tanya Garner 71 2.3







83-84 Vanessa Paynter 61 2.1


81-82 Carol Walderman 83 3.0



78-79 Nancy Kuhl 81 2.8

77-78 Nancy Kuhl 77 3.1

76-77 Nancy Kuhl 40 1.9

75-76 Not available

BLOCKED SHOTSYear Player BLK. AVG.12-13 Nikki Greene 39 1.2




08-09 Janessa Wolff 33 1.2

07-08 Kam Gissendanner 24 0.8




03-04 Reicina Russell 87 2.6

02-03 Jess Brungo 43 1.3







95-96 Kim Calhoun 89 2.6



92-93 Tina Henry 42 1.5

91-92 Tina Henry 32 1.1

90-91 Tina Henry 49 1.6

89-90 Kathy Phillips 25 0.8

88-89 Adrie DeVries 22 0.8


86-87 Vicki Link 33 1.1


84-85 Vicki Link 18 0.6

83-84 Andrea Fridley 22 0.8








75-76 Not available


YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATISTICSStatistics not formally kept prior to 1974-75

Score Reb.

Season G W-L FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-A PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. AVG. PF-D AST. TO BLK. ST. PTS. AVG. Margin Margin

12-13 32 26-6 867-2036 .426 154-393 .392 468-637 .735 1328 41.5 610-11 387 487 152 360 2356 73.6 +14.6 +5.2

11-12 33 26-7 908-2105 .431 158-436 .362 524-713 .735 1389 42.1 581-8 421 475 131 302 2498 75.7 +13.2 +1.8

10-11 35 25-10 979-2218 .441 228-549 .415* 506-671 .754 1420 40.6 629-21 447 584 131 349 2692 76.9 +9.3 +5.5

09-10 31 17-14 741-1859 .399 118-376 .314 454-626 .725 1254 40.5 557-14 384 537 153 240 2054 66.3 +1.5 +1.0

08-09 29 11-18 708-1768 .400 124-403 .308 315-483 .652 1128 38.9 516-13 362 513 94 250 1855 64.0 +0.7 +0.2

07-08 31 13-18 691-1725 .401 125-412 .303 457-601 .760 1088 35.1 520-6 384 477 114 173 1964 63.4 -5.4 -1.6

06-07 31 15-16 681-1650 .413 115-344 .334 493-684 .721 1129 36.4 556-10 382 540 108 221 1970 63.5 0.0 +2.3

05-06 29 13-16 686-1564 .439 91-288 .316 463-611 .758 1061 36.6 528-15 378 495 122 194 1926 66.4 +0.6 +3.9

04-05 30 19-11 739-1758 .420 132-395 .334 466-599 .778 1098 36.6 528-17 393 415 95 292 2076 69.2 +1.0 +6.0

03-04 34 28-6 853-1960 .435 189-595 .318 478-611 .782 1248 36.7 579-7 497 447 176 303 2373 69.8 +12.4 +4.1

02-03 35 26-9 988-2151 .459 228-660 .345 476-610 .780 1204 34.4 612-7 602 484 109 365 2680 76.6 +10.4 +0.5

01-02 35 23-12 952-2204 .432 166-483 .344 509-666 .764 1342 38.3 628-18 575 534 184 317 2579 73.7 +7.6 +0.9

00-01 29 19-10 808-1836 .440 172-471 .365 505-685 .737 1185 40.9 540-14 505 501 130 263 2293 79.1 +9.0 +5.8

99-00 35 30-5 988-2225 .444 179-481 .372 508-701 .725 1455 41.6 520-6 668 565 160 365 2663 76.1 +16.0 +4.3

98-99 30 22-8 826-1886 .438 150-382 .393 530-792 .669 1270 42.3 499-9 509 550 125 306 2332 77.7 +13.4 +6.4

97-98 34 21-13 862-2046 .421 118-367 .322 544-821 .663 1274 37.5 597-12 515 622 73 351 2386 70.2 +3.4 +1.8

96-97 27 15-12 718-1669 .430 105-315 .333 406-594 .684 1102 40.8 495-7 413 556 69 250 1947 72.1 +2.4 +2.3

95-96 34 27-7 996-2124 .469 164-482 .340 488-700 .697 1290 37.9 637-9 603 591 131 328 2644 77.8 +9.8 -1.3

94-95 31 26-5 910-2014 .452 120-399 .301 475-654 .726 1275 41.1 553-8 548 502 146 335 2415 77.9 +13.7 +1.3

93-94 31 28-3 930-2058 .452 158-455 .347 562-756 .743 1300 41.9 586-17 515 485 117 402 2580 83.2 +19.8 +3.3

92-93 28 22-6 874-1892 .462 95-299 .318 470-638 .737 1207 43.1 500-7 451 437 93 286 2313 82.6 +14.6 +6.6

91-92 31 24-7 917-2001 .458 102-302 .338 515-665 .774 1348 43.5 560-6 541 521 72 337 2451 79.1 +16.8 +7.5

90-91 31 29-2* 1014-2084 .487 156-425 .367 540-692 .780* 1350 43.5 522-5 593 494 112 386 2724 87.9 +28.2* +9.8

89-90 32 25-7 1015-2159 .470 138-362 .381 539-704 .766 1346 42.1 586-9 598 546 84 339 2707 84.6 +15.6 +4.3

88-89 28 14-14 827-1832 .451 77-223 .345 412-556 .741 1139 40.7 535-11 479 529 75 285 2143 76.5 +5.6 +2.2

87-88 33 20-13 994-2207 .450 103-256 .402 422-608 .694 1385 42.0 650-21 574 544 84 324 2513 76.2 +7.8 +2.1

86-87 30 23-7 955-1935 .494 51-123 .415 386-520 .730 1156 38.5 544-12 670 497 119 296 2347 78.2 +10.8 +0.2

85-86 32 24-8 1000-1989 .503 — — 414-581 .713 1224 38.3 569-12 660 574 99 365 2414 75.4 +12.0 +2.7

84-85 33 28-5 1158-2317 .500 — — 630-871 .723 1416 42.9 642-9 698 559 82 445 2946 89.3 +26.2 +6.3

83-84 32 19-12 1010-2151 .470 — — 495-705 .702 1274 41.1 615-19 517 545 79 345 2515 81.1 +10.8 +4.7

82-83 33 26-7 1040-2147 .484 — — 602-834 .722 1459 43.9 661-26 628 710 103 330 2682 81.3 +13.2 +9.7

81-82 30 24-6 969-1996 .485 — — 523-764 .685 1278 42.6 461-11 542 553 68 343 2461 82.0 +14.6 +6.4

80-81 28 19-9 962-2025 .475 — — 476-714 .667 1250 43.1 638-24 493 701 81 437 2400 82.8 +13.9 +3.5

79-80 34 20-14 1068-2357 .453 — — 344-524 .656 1437 42.2 668-20 616 770 139 380 2480 72.9 +4.7 +1.7

78-79 29 21-8 1052-2182 .469 — — 271-399 .679 1317 45.3 497-13 438 537 99 290 2321 80.0 +17.8 +6.4

77-78 26 21-5 883-1982 .445 — — 312-462 .675 1402 53.9 514-10 381 601 74 332 2078 79.9 +16.1 +12.7

76-77 21 13-8 694-1521 .456 — — 253-376 .672 1095 52.1 383-7 261 503 30 204 1641 78.1 +12.3 +11.7

75-76 20 10-10 590-1511 .390 — — 174-328 .530 959 48.0 317-4 228 — — — 1354 67.7 +6.8 +9.2

74-75 14 7-7 403-1094 .368 — — 126-222 .567 606 43.2 198-4 — — — — 932 66.5 +6.5 +0.7


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The Lady LionsHistory & Honors

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IN THIS SECTIONNCAA Chronology .......................................... 1342000 Final Four ............................................... 135NCAA Tournament Records ........................... 136AIAW & WNIT Records ................................... 137Big Ten Tournament History ............................ 138Big Ten Tournament Records ......................... 139Lady Lion National Honors ....................... 140-141All-Time Big Ten Honors .......................... 142-143All-Time Atlantic 10 Honors ............................. 144Lady Lions in USA Basketball ......................... 145All-American Profiles ...................................... 146Suzie McConnell ............................................. 147Susan Robinson .............................................. 148Helen Darling .................................................. 149Kelly Mazzante ............................................... 150All-Time Academic All-Americans ................... 151All-Time Letterwinners ............................. 152-153Lady Lions by Uniform Number ................ 154-155Lady Lions by State/Country .......................... 156Lady Lions by Height ...................................... 157Lady Lion Team Award Winners .............. 158-159Penn State’s Poll History ................................. 160

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PENN STATE’S NCAA TOURNAMENT CHRONOLOGYYear Seed Region Qualified Round Seed/Opponent Result Location1982 4 Mideast At-Large 1st #5 Clemson W, 96-75 University Park, Pa. Regional Semifinal #1 USC L, 70-73 Knoxville, Tenn.1983 none East Atlantic 10 Champ 1st #4 N.C. State W, 94-80 Raleigh, N.C. Regional Semifinal #1 Cheyney W, 73-72 University Park, Pa. Regional Final #2 Old Dominion L, 60-74 University Park, Pa.1984 8 East Atlantic 10 Champ 1st #1 Old Dominion L, 65-87 Norfolk, Va.1985 3 East Atlantic 10 Champ 2nd #6 North Carolina W, 98-79 University Park, Pa. Regional Semifinal #2 Ohio State L, 78-81 Norfolk, Va.1986 3 East Atlantic 10 Champ 2nd #6 N.C. State W, 63-59 University Park, Pa. Regional Semifinal #2 Rutgers L, 72-85 Philadelphia, Pa.1987 5 West At-Large 2nd #4 Mississippi L, 75-80 Oxford, Miss.1988 9 Mideast At-Large 1st #8 LaSalle W, 86-85 Auburn, Ala. 2nd #1 Auburn L, 66-94 Auburn, Ala.1990 none East Atlantic 10 Champ 1st #10 Florida State W, 83-73 Tallahassee, Fla. 2nd #2 Virginia L, 64-85 Charlottesville, Va.1991 1 East Atlantic 10 Champ 2nd #8 James Madison L, 71-73 University Park, Pa.1992 3 Midwest At-Large Regional Semifinal #2 Mississippi L, 72-75 Boulder, Colo. 2nd #11 DePaul W, 77-54 University Park, Pa.1993 3 East At-Large 2nd #6 Georgetown L, 67-68 University Park, Pa.1994 1 Midwest Big Ten Champ 1st #16 Fordham W, 94-41 University Park, Pa. 2nd #9 Kansas W, 85-68 University Park, Pa. Regional Semifinal #4 Seton Hall W, 64-60 Austin, Texas Regional Final #6 Alabama L, 82-96 Austin, Texas1995 2 Midwest Big Ten Champ 1st #15 Jackson St. W, 75-62 University Park, Pa. 2nd #7 N.C. State L, 74-76 University Park, Pa.1996 2 West Big Ten Champ 1st #15 Youngstown St. W, 94-71 University Park, Pa. 2nd #10 Kent W, 86-59 University Park, Pa. Regional Semifinal #6 Auburn L, 69-75 Seattle, Wash.1999 8 West At-Large 1st #9 Virginia W, 82-69 Ruston, La. 2nd #1 Louisiana Tech L, 62-79 Ruston, La.2000 2 Midwest At-Large 1st #15 Youngstown St. W, 83-63 University Park, Pa. 2nd #7 Auburn W, 75-69 University Park, Pa. Regional Semifinal #3 Iowa State W, 66-65 Kansas City, Mo. Regional Final #1 Louisiana Tech W, 86-65 Kansas City, Mo. Final Four #1 Connecticut L, 67-89 Philadelphia, Pa.2001 6 East At-Large 1st #11 Texas Christian L, 75-77 Ruston, La.2002 4 Mideast At-Large 1st #13 Chattanooga W, 82-67 University Park, Pa. 2nd #5 Florida International W, 96-79 University Park, Pa. Regional Semifinal #1 Connecticut L, 64-82 Milwaukee, Wis.2003 4 Mideast At-Large 1st #13 Holy Cross W, 64-33 University Park, Pa. 2nd #5 South Carolina W, 77-67 University Park, Pa. Regional Semifinal #1 Tennessee L, 58-86 Knoxville, Tenn.2004 1 East At-Large 1st #16 Hampton W, 79-42 Blacksburg, Va. 2nd #8 Virginia Tech W, 61-48 Blacksburg, Va. Regional Semifinal #5 Notre Dame W, 55-49 Hartford, Conn. Regional Final #2 Connecticut L, 49-66 Hartford, Conn.2005 4 Chattanooga At-Large 1st #13 Liberty L, 70-78 College Park, Md.2011 6 Philadelphia At-Large 1st #11 Dayton W, 75-66 University Park, Pa. 2nd #3 DePaul L, 73-75 University Park, Pa.2012 4 Kingston At-Large 1st #13 UTEP W, 85-77 Baton Rouge, La. 2nd #5 LSU W, 90-80 Baton Rouge, La. Regional Semifinal #1 Connecticut L, 59-77 Kingston, R.I.2013 3 Spokane At-Large 1st #14 Cal Poly W, 85-55 Baton Rouge, La. 2nd #6 LSU L, 66-71 Baton Rouge, La.

PENN STATE’S NCAA RECORD BY ROUNDNCAA 1st Round Record: 15-3NCAA 2nd Round Record: 10-9NCAA Regional Semifinal: 4-8

NCAA Regional Final: 1-3NCAA Final Four: 0-1Record Breakdown 30-24

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PENN STATE NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDSiNDiViDUAL

Points: 35, Vicki Link vs. Mississippi, 3/13/87Rebounds: 16, Nikki Greene at LSU, 3/26/13 16, Helen Holloway vs. Kansas, 3/19/94Field Goals: 15, Vicki Link vs. Mississippi, 3/13/87Field Goal Attempts: 28, Alex Bentley vs. Dayton, 3/19/11Field Goal Pct. (min. 5 att.): 1.000 (5-5), Nikki Greene vs. Cal Poly, 3/24/13 100.0 (7-7), Lorraine McGirt vs. N.C. State, 3/19/83 100.0 (5-5), Stacey Dean vs. N.C. State, 3/19/833-Point Field Goals: 6, Kelly Mazzante vs. Fla. International, 3/17/023-Point FG Attempts: 11, Maggie Lucas vs. Connecticut, 3/25/12 11, Kelly Mazzante vs. Fla. International, 3/17/023-Point FG Pct. (min. 2 att.): 100.0 (2-2), Jenny Brenden vs. Hampton, 3/21/04 .800 (4-5) Jess Strom vs. Connecticut, 3/23/02 .800 (4-5), Lisa Shepherd vs. La. Tech, 3/14/99Free Throws: 11, Maggie Lucas at LSU, 3/20/12Free Throw Att.: 13 (3X), last by Helen Darling vs. Virginia, 3/12/99Free Throw Pct. (min. 5 made): * 100.0 (11-11), Maggie Lucas at LSU, 3/20/12 100.0 (8-8), Katina Mack vs. Kansas, 3/19/94 100.0 (6-6), Mia Nickson at LSU, 3/20/12 100.0 (6-6), Mia Nickson vs. Dayton, 3/19/11 100.0 (6-6), Tanisha Wright vs. Connecticut, 3/29/04 100.0 (6-6) Jess Strom vs. Hampton, 3/21/04 100.0 (6-6), Andrea Garner vs. La. Tech, 3/14/99 100.0 (6-6), Helen Holloway vs. Alabama, 3/26/94 100.0 (5-5), Jess Strom vs. Tennessee, 3/29/03 100.0 (5-5), Rashana Barnes vs. Chattanooga, 3/15/02 100.0 (5-5), Helen Darling vs. La. Tech, 3/27/00Assists: *19, Annie Troyan vs. N.C. State, 3/19/83Steals: 6 (4X), last by Carla Coleman vs. Fordham, 3/19/94Blocks: 6, Amanda Brown vs. Hampton, 3/21/04 6, Andrea Garner vs. Auburn, 3/19/00

TEAMPoints: 98, vs. North Carolina, 3/17/85Rebounds: 54, vs. Fordham, 3/16/94Field Goals: 40, vs. Clemson, 3/12/82Field Goal Attempts: 83, at Old Dominion, 3/16/84Field Goal Percentage: .661 (39-59), vs. N.C. State, 3/19/833-Point Field Goals: 11, vs. Alabama, 3/26/943-Point Field Goal Attempts: 30, vs. Alabama, 3/26/943-Point Field Goal Percentage: .636 (7-11), at La. Tech, 3/14/99Free Throws: 27, vs. Virginia, 3/12/99Free Throw Attempts: 42, vs. Kansas, 3/19/94Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (7-7), at Tennessee, 3/29/03 .928 (13-14), at Old Dominion, 3/16/84Assists: 34, at N.C. State, 3/19/83Steals: 16, vs. Hampton, 3/21/04Blocks: 11, vs. Hampton, 3/21/04

OPPONENT NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS

iNDiViDUALPoints: 43, Barbara Kennedy, Clemson, 3/12/82Rebounds: 18, Sharon Stewart, Auburn, 3/20/88Field Goals: 20, Barbara Kennedy, Clemson, 3/12/82Field Goal Attempts: 32, Barbara Kennedy, Clemson, 3/12/82Field Goal Pct. (min 6 att.): 100.0 (6-6), Sandra Giddins, Cheyney, 3/24/833-Point Field Goals: 6, Leslie Majewski, Youngstown St., 3/17/003-Point FG Att.: 12 (2X), last by Tamicha Jackson, La. Tech, 3/27/003-Point FG Pct. (min. 2 att.): 100.0 (2-2) (5X), last by Rima Margeviciute, Liberty, 3/20/05Free Throws: 11, Angela Aycock, Kansas, 3/19/94Free Throw Attempts: 13, Katie Feenstra, Liberty, 3/20/05Free Throw Pct. (min. 6 att.): 100.0 (8X), last by 100.0 (6-6), Jonae Ervin, Cal Poly, 3/24/13Assists: 12, Sheila Wall, La Salle, 3/16/88Steals: 6, Le’Tania Severe, Notre Dame, 3/27/04 6, Robyn Mayo, N.C. State, 3/19/83Blocks: 12, Anne Donovan, Old Dominion, 3/26/83

TEAMPoints: 96, Alabama, 3/26/94Rebounds: 56, Auburn, 3/20/88Field Goals: 39, Auburn, 3/20/88Field Goal Attempts: 77, Louisiana Tech, 3/27/00Field Goal Percentage: .560 (35-63), Clemson, 3/12/823-Point Field Goals: 12, Youngstown State, 3/17/003-Point Field Goal Attempts: 29, DePaul, 3/21/113-Point Field Goal Percentage: .600 (3-5), La Salle, 3/16/88Free Throws: 24 (2X), last by Liberty, 3/20/05Free Throw Attempts: 35, Liberty, 3/20/05Free Throw Percentage: 100.0 (10-10), Auburn, 3/19/00Assists: 31, Old Dominion, 3/16/84Steals: 16, Louisiana Tech, 3/14/99Blocks: 15, Old Dominion, 3/26/83

* NCAA Tournament record


PENN STATE’S AiAW HiSTORY

1981: Qualified for the Eastern Mid-Atlantic Regional. Defeated Villanova, 66-62, in first round at Penn State. Lost to Cheyney, 82-69, and Rutgers, 96-79, in Mid-Atlantic Regional in Philadelphia.

1980: Qualified for the Eastern AIAW Mid-Atlantic Regional. Defeated Pittsburgh, 89-61, in first round at Penn State. Lost to Rutgers, 90-73, and Cheyney, 77-56, in Mid-Atlantic Regional in College Park, Md.

1979: Qualified for the Eastern AIAW Mid-Atlantic Regional. Defeated St. Joseph’s, 76-62, in first round at College Park, Md. Lost to Rutgers, 88-82, and Cheyney, 75-59, in Mid-Atlantic Regional in Towson, Md.

1978: Qualified for the Eastern AIAW Mid-Atlantic Regional. Lost to Edinboro, 85-81, and Pittsburgh, 80-79, in Mid-Atlantic Regional in Edinboro, Pa.

1977: Qualified for the Eastern AIAW Mid-Atlantic Regional. Defeated Slippery Rock, 72-65, in first round at Penn State. Lost to Immaculata, 81-70, in the Mid-Atlantic Regional in Philadelphia.

1976: Qualified as the host school for the AIAW Championship. Defeated Delaware, 68-56, in the Eastern AIAW Mid-Atlantic Regional at Pittsburgh. Lost at Pittsburgh, 68-60. Lost to Delta State, 88-46, in first round at Penn State. Lost to Southern Connecticut, 63-51, in consolation game.

1975: Qualified for the Eastern AIAW Mid-Atlantic Regional. Lost at Glassboro, 77-66, and defeated Towson, 64-63, at Glassboro in the Mid-Atlantic Regional.

AIAW Record: 0-2Eastern AIAW Record: 6-13

PENN STATE’S WNiT CHRONOLOGY 4-1 record in WNiT games

Yr. Round Opponent Result Location 2010 1 Hofstra L, 68-76 University Park, Pa. 1998 1 Villanova W, 68-61 University Park, Pa. 2 St. Joseph’s W, 72-59 University Park, Pa. Semifinal Indiana W, 70-42 University Park, Pa. Final Baylor W, 59-56 Waco, Texas

PENN STATE’S WNiT RECORDSiNDiViDUAL

Points 23, Tyra Grant vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Rebounds 12, Andrea Garner vs. Villanova, 3/13/98Assists: 7 (2X) last by Alex Bentley vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Steals 7, Andrea Garner vs. Indiana, 3/20/98Blocks 2, Andrea Garner at Baylor, 3/24/98FG Pct. (min. 4 att.) .727 (8-11), Helen Darling vs. Villanova, 3/13/98FG Made 8, Helen Darling vs. Villanova, 3/13/98FG Attempted 18, Tyra Grant vs. Hofstra, 3/18/103FG Pct. (min. 4 att.) .500 (3X) last by Lisa Shepherd (3-6) at Baylor, 3/24/983FG: 3 (3X) last by Tyra Grant vs. Hofstra, 3/18/103FG Att.: 9, Tyra Grant vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Free Throw Percentage (min. 4 att.) 1.000 (4x) last by Helen Darling (6-6) vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/15/98 Andrea Garner (4-4) vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/15/98Free Throws: 8, Tyra Grant vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Free Throw Att.: 10, Tyra Grant vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Double-Doubles: Andrea Garner vs. Indiana, 3/20/98 (14 pts., 10 rebs.) Andrea Garner vs. Villanova, 3/13/98 (11 pts., 12 rebs.)

TEAMPoints 72, vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/15/98Rebounds 48, vs. Indiana, 3/20/98Assists 18, vs. Indiana, 3/20/98Steals: 14, vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Blocks 3, at Baylor, 3/24/98Field Goal Percentage .478 (22-46), at Baylor, 3/24/98Field Goals Made 28, vs. Indiana, 3/20/98Field Goals Attempted 71, vs. Indiana, 3/20/983FG Percentage .444 (4-9), at Baylor, 3/24/983FG Made 5, vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/15/983FG Attempted 15, vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/15/98Free Throw Pct. .789 (15-19), vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/15/98Free Throws Made 15 (2X) last vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/15/98Free Throw Att.: 20 (3X) last vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Fewest Points 59, at Baylor, 3/24/98Fewest Pts. in a Half 26, at Baylor, 3/24/98 (first half)Most Pts. in a Half 39 (2X) last vs. Indiana, 3/20/98 (first half)

OPPONENT iNDiViDUALPoints 26, Lara Webb, Baylor, 3/24/98Rebounds 17, Shante Evans, Hofstra, 3/18/10Assists 7, Shanette Lee, Villanova, 3/13/98Steals 3 (2X) last by Shante Evans, Hofstra, 3/18/10Blocks 2 (3X) last by Sam Brigham, Hofstra, 3/18/10Field Goal Percentage (min. 5 att.) .750 (12-16), Jenn Beisel, Villanova, 3/13/98Field Goals Made 12, Jenn Beisel, Villanova, 3/13/98Field Goals Attempted 20, Lara Webb, Baylor, 3/24/983FG Percentage (min. 4 att.) .750 (3-4), Sam Brigham, Hofstra, 3/18/103FG Made 5, Lara Webb, Baylor, 3/24/983FG Attempted 12, Angela Zampella, St. Joseph’s, 3/15/98Free Throw Percentage (min. 4 att.) .875 (7-8), Candice Bellocchio, Hofstra, 3/18/10Free Throws Made 7, Candice Bellocchio, Hofstra, 3/18/10Free Throws Attempted 8 (2X) last by Candice Bellocchio, Hofstra, 3/18/10

OPPONENT TEAMPoints 76, vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Rebounds 45, vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Assists 20, vs. Villanova, 3/13/98Steals 10, vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/15/98Blocks 5, vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Field Goal Pct. .458 (22-48), vs. St. Joseph’s, 3/15/98Field Goals Made 29, vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Field Goals Attempted 65, vs. Hofstra, 3/18/103FG Percentage .500 (7-14), at Baylor, 3/24/983FG Made 8, vs. Villanova, 3/13/983FG Attempted 21, vs. Villanova, 3/13/98Free Throw Percentage .722 (13-18), vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Free Throws Made 13, vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Free Throws Attempted 18, vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10Fewest Points 56, at Baylor, 3/24/98Fewest Points in a Half 20, vs. Indiana, 3/20/98 (first half)Most Points in a Half 43, vs. Hofstra, 3/18/10 (second half)


BiG TEN TOURNAMENT HiSTORY Seed Round Seed/Opponent Result

1995 Hinkle Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. (CHAMPIONS) 1 Quarterfinal 9/Iowa W, 69-62 Semifinal 5/Indiana W, 72-64 Final 7/Ohio State W, 68-63

1996 Hinkle Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. (CHAMPIONS) 2 Quarterfinal 7/Northwestern W, 85-70 Semifinal 6/Ohio State W, 84-70 Final 4/Purdue W, 71-69

1997 Hinkle Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. 7 First 10/Ohio State L, 79-80

1998 RCA Dome, Indianapolis, Ind. (RUNNER-UP) 7 First 10/Northwestern W, 97-76 Quarterfinal 2/Illinois W, 74-71 Semifinal 3/Michigan W, 87-81 (OT) Final 5/Purdue L, 49-59

1999 RCA Dome, Indianapolis, Ind. 2 Quarterfinal 7/Michigan State W, 79-74 Semifinal 3/Illinois L, 75-77

2000 Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. (RUNNER-UP) 1 Quarterfinal 9/Ohio State W, 64-48 Semifinal 4/Illinois W, 81-74 Final 3/Purdue L, 63-71

2001 Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, Mich. 4 Quarterfinal 5/Michigan L, 60-66

2002 Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. (RUNNER-UP) 2 Quarterfinal 7/Ohio State W, 70-55 Semifinal 6/Wisconsin W, 76-62 Final 5/Indiana L, 72-75

2003 Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. 1 Quarterfinal 8/Indiana W, 67-64 Semifinal 4/Ohio State L, 61-72

2004 Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. (RUNNER-UP) 1 Quarterfinal 9/Indiana W, 79-66 Semifinal 5/Michigan State W, 58-54 Final 2/Purdue L, 58-59

Seed Round Seed/Opponent Result

2005 Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. 3 Quarterfinal 6/Iowa W, 68-66 Semifinal 2/Michigan State L, 76-83

2006 Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. 8 First Round 9/Wisconsin W, 80-73 Quarterfinal 1/Ohio State L, 46-64

2007 Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. 5 Quarterfinal 4/Illinois W, 73-71 Semifinal 1/Ohio State L, 71-73 (OT)

2008 Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. 10 First Round 7/Michigan L, 54-64

2009 Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. 8 First Round 9/Illinois L, 49-58

2010 Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. 6 First Round 11/Minnesota W, 63-52 Quarterfinal 3/Iowa L, 75-82

2011 Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. (RUNNER-UP) 2 Quarterfinal 7/Purdue W, 73-61 Semifinal 11/Illinois W, 79-64 Final 5/Ohio State L, 70-84

2012 Bankers Life Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, Ind. 1 Quarterfinal 8/Minnesota W, 78-74 Semifinal 4/Purdue L, 66-68

2013 Sears Centre, Hoffman Estates, Ill. 1 Quarterfinal 9/Ohio State W, 76-66 Semifinal 4/Michigan State L, 46-54

TOTAL: 25-17 ALL-TIME RECORD

biG ten year-by-year records

Regular Season (231-115) 1993 Third 14-4 1994 Co-Champions 16-2 1995 Co-Champions 13-3 1996 Second 13-3 1997 Sixth (tie) 8-8 1998 Seventh 8-8 1999 Second 12-4 2000 Champions 15-1 2001 Fourth 11-5 2002 Second 11-5 2003 Champions 13-3 2004 Champions 15-1 2005 Third 13-3 2006 Seventh (tie) 6-10 2007 Fifth (tie) 7-9 2008 10th 4-14 2009 Seventh (tie) 6-12 2010 Sixth (tie) 8-10 2011 Second 11-5 2012 Champions 13-3 2013 Champions 13-3

Tournament (25-17) 1993 no tournament 1994 no tournament 1995 Champions 3-0 1996 Champions 3-0 1997 First Round 0-1 1998 Final (Runner-Up) 3-1 1999 Semifinals 1-1 2000 Final (Runner-Up) 2-1 2001 First Round 0-1 2002 Final (Runner-Up) 2-1 2003 Semifinals 1-1 2004 Finals (Runner-Up) 2-1 2005 Semifinals 1-1 2006 Quarterfinals 1-1 2007 Semifinals 1-1 2008 First Round 0-1 2009 First Round 0-1 2010 Quarterfinals 1-1 2011 Final (Runner-Up) 2-1 2012 Semifinals 1-1 2013 Semifinals 1-1


BiG TEN TOURNAMENT RECORDSPENN STATE

individualPoints: 34, Kelly Mazzante vs. Wisconsin, 3/3/02Rebounds: 18, Amanda Brown vs. Illinois, 3/2/07Field Goals: 12, Kelly Mazzante vs. Wisconsin, 3/3/02Field Goal Attempts: 29, Kelly Mazzante vs. Ohio State, 3/1/02Field Goal Pct. (min. 12 att.): .750 (9-12), Missy Masley vs. Indiana, 3/5/953-Point Field Goals: 9, Kelly Mazzante vs. Wisconsin, 3/3/023-Point Field Goal Attempts: 14, Kelly Mazzante vs. Wisconsin, 3/3/023-Pt. FG Pct. (min. 3 att.): 1.000 (3-3), Jess Strom vs. Michigan St., 3/7/04Free Throws: 12, Julia Trogele vs. Illinois, 3/5/11Free Throw Attempts: 13, Rashana Barnes vs. Michigan, 3/2/01 FT Pct. (min. 10 att.): 100.0 (12-12), Julia Trogele vs. Illinois, 3/5/11 100.0 (10-10), Tanisha Wright vs. Indiana, 3/7/03Assists: 12, Helen Darling vs. Illinois, 3/4/00Steals: 7, Alex Bentley vs. Minnesota, 3/2/12Blocks: 5, Jacquelynn Shook vs. Ohio State, 3/1/02

TeamPoints: 97, vs. Northwestern, 2/27/98Rebounds: 44, vs. Illinois, 2/28/99Field Goals: 36, vs. Northwestern, 2/27/98Field Goal Attempts: 75, vs. Indiana, 3/4/02Field Goal Pct.: .527 (29-55), vs. Wisconsin, 3/3/02Field Goal Pct. in a Half: .704 (19-27), vs. Ohio State, 3/4/073-Point Field Goals: 10, vs. Wisconsin, 3/3/023-Point Field Goal Attempts: 28, vs. Ohio State, 3/9/033-Point Field Goal Pct.: .667 (10-15), vs. Wisconsin, 3/3/02Free Throws: 25, vs. Illinois, 3/5/11 Free Throw Attempts: 30, vs. Illinois, 3/5/11 30, vs. Wisconsin, 3/2/06Free Throw Pct.: .957 (22-23), vs. Indiana, 3/7/03Assists: 23, vs. Northwestern, 2/27/98Steals: 18, vs. Illinois, 2/28/99Blocks: 9, vs. Illinois, 2/28/99

OPPONENTindividual

Points: 35, Kristina Divjak, Northwestern, 2/27/98Rebounds: 16, Jessie Stomski, Wisconsin, 3/3/02Field Goals: 13, Jessie Stomski, Wisconsin, 3/3/02Field Goal Attempts: 24, Maxann Reese, Michigan St., 2/27/99Field Goal Pct. (min. 8 att.): .778 (7-9), Camille Cooper, Purdue, 3/5/003-Point Field Goals: 5 (7X), last by Tayler Hill, Ohio State, 3/8/133-Point Field Goal Attempts: 14, Amber Moore, Illinois, 3/5/113-Point FG Pct. (min. 3 att.): 1.000 (3-3), Katie Gearlds, Purdue, 3/8/04Free Throws: 10, Shereka Wright, Purdue, 3/8/04Free Throw Attempts: 12 (2X), last by Jessica Davenport, Ohio State, 3/4/07FT Pct. (min. 10 att.): 100.0 (10-10), Shereka Wright, Purdue, 3/8/04Assists: 9, Samantha Prahalis, Ohio State, 3/6/11 9, Anne Thorius, Michigan, 3/2/01Steals: 8, Michelle Duhart, Purdue, 3/2/98Blocks: 5 (3X) last by Ashley Adams, Ohio State, 3/6/11

TeamPoints: 84, Ohio State, 3/6/11Rebounds: 53, Purdue, 3/3/12Field Goals: 34, Ohio State, 3/6/11Field Goal Attempts: 73, Illinois, 3/4/00Field Goal Percentage: .608 (31-51), Ohio State, 3/4/073-Point Field Goals: 11, Iowa, 3/5/103-Point Field Goal Attempts: 25, Iowa, 3/5/103-Point Field Goal Pct.: .588 (10-17), Michigan, 3/1/98Free Throws: 21, Iowa, 3/5/10Free Throw Attempts: 27, Indiana, 3/4/02Free Throw Percentage: .955 (21-22), Iowa, 3/5/10Assists: 21, Michigan State, 2/27/99Steals: 13, Purdue, 3/2/98 13, Indiana, 3/5/95Blocks: 9, Michigan State, 3/9/13

biG ten tournament standinGs

Team W L Pct. Champions

1. Purdue 37 10 .787 98, 99, 00, 03, 04, 07, 12, 13 2. Ohio State 31 15 .674 06, 09, 10, 11 3. Nebraska 4 2 .667 4. PENN STATE 25 17 .595 1995, 1996 5. Iowa 17 17 .500 1997, 2001 6. Michigan State 16 18 .471 2005 7. Illinois 16 19 .457 8. Indiana 14 18 .438 2002 9. Michigan 10 19 .345 10. Wisconsin 9 19 .321 11. Minnesota 7 19 .269 12. Northwestern 4 19 .174

PENN STATE: SECOND TO NONE!biG ten in tHe ncaa tournament

Total Years appeared in the NCAA Tournament

PENN STATE 24 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 99, 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 11, 12, 13Purdue 23 89, 90, 91, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 11, 12, 13Iowa 22 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 96, 97, 98, 01, 02, 04, 06, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13Ohio State 21 82, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 93, 96, 99, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12Michigan St. 13 91, 96, 97, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13Nebraska 11 88, 93, 96, 98, 99, 00, 07, 08, 10, 12, 13Illinois 8 82, 86, 87, 97, 98, 99, 00, 03Minnesota 8 94, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 08, 09Wisconsin 7 92, 95, 96, 98, 01, 02, 10Michigan 6 90, 98, 00, 01, 12, 13Northwestern 6 82, 87, 90, 91, 93, 96Indiana 4 83, 94, 95, 02

FINAL FOUR APPEARANCESIowa 1993; Ohio State 1993; Purdue 1994, 1999 (national champions), 2001; PENN STATE 2000, Minnesota 2004, Michigan State 2005


LADY LiON NATiONAL HONORSNATiONAL COACH OF THE YEAR

1991 Rene Portland, WBCA and USBWA 1992 Rene Portland, Converse and USBWA 1993 Rene Portland, Newspaper Enterprise Association 1997 Rene Portland, USA Basketball Developmental 2000 Rene Portland, Women’s Basketball Journal 2004 Rene Portland, WBCA

NATiONAL COACH OF THE YEAR FiNALiSTS 1979 Pat Meiser 1995 Rene Portland, Naismith 2000 Rene Portland, Naismith 2003 Rene Portland, Naismith 2012 Coquese Washington, WBCA 2013 Coquese Washington, WBCA

WADE TROPHY WiNNERS 1992 Susan Robinson

WADE TROPHY FiNALiSTS 1979 Jen Bednarek 1983 Carol Walderman 1985 Kahadeejah Herbert 1992 Susan Robinson 2003 Kelly Mazzante 2004 Kelly Mazzante 2013 Maggie Lucas

NAiSMiTH AWARD FiNALiSTS 2002 Kelly Mazzante 2003 Kelly Mazzante 2004 Kelly Mazzante

WOODEN AWARD FiNALiSTS 2004 Kelly Mazzante 2013 Maggie Lucas

FRANCES POMEROY NAiSMiTH AWARDS WiNNERS(NATiON’S BEST PLAYER UNDER 5-8)

1988 Suzie McConnell 2000 Helen Darling 2013 Alex Bentley

NANCY LiEBERMAN-CLiNE AWARD FiNALiST 2000 Helen Darling 2013 Alex Bentley

ALLSTATE WBCA GOOD WORKS TEAM 2013 Gizelle Studevent

USBWA ALL-AMERiCANS 1991 Susan Robinson, second team 1992 Susan Robinson, first team 1994 Tina Nicholson, third team 2002 Kelly Mazzante, first team 2003 Kelly Mazzante, first team 2004 Kelly Mazzante, first team 2005 Tanisha Wright, first team 2013 Maggie Lucas, first team

AP ALL-AMERiCANS(BEGAN iN 1995)

1995 Tina Nicholson, third team Angie Potthoff, honorable mention Missy Masley, honorable mention 1996 Angie Potthoff, third team Tina Nicholson, honorable mention 1997 Angie Potthoff, honorable mention 2000 Helen Darling, third team 2002 Kelly Mazzante, second team 2003 Kelly Mazzante, first team Tanisha Wright, honorable mention 2004 Kelly Mazzante, first team Tanisha Wright, honorable mention 2005 Tanisha Wright, honorable mention 2010 Tyra Grant, honorable mention 2012 Maggie Lucas, honorable mention 2013 Maggie Lucas, second team Alex Bentley, honorable mention

WBCA ALL-AMERiCANS 1978 Jen Bednarek, all-district 1979 Jen Bednarek, all-district 1982 Carol Walderman, all-district 1984 Kahadeejah Herbert, all-district 1985 Suzie McConnell, all-district 1985 Kahadeejah Herbert, all-district 1986 Suzie McConnell, all-district 1987 Suzie McConnell, all-district 1988 Suzie McConnell, first team 1991 Susan Robinson, all-district 1992 Susan Robinson, first team 1996 Tina Nicholson, honorable mention Angie Potthoff, honorable mention 1997 Angie Potthoff, honorable mention 2000 Helen Darling, first team Andrea Garner, all-district 2001 Maren Walseth, all-district 2002 Kelly Mazzante, first team 2003 Kelly Mazzante, first team 2004 Kelly Mazzante, first team 2005 Tanisha Wright, all-district Jess Strom, all-district 2007 Amanda Brown, all-district 2012 Alex Bentley, honorable mention 2013 Alex Bentley, honorable mention Maggie Lucas, honorable mention

STREET & SMiTH ALL-AMERiCANS 1979 Janet Gabriel, honorable mention 1981 Corinne Gulas, honorable mention 1984 Kahadeejah Herbert, honorable mention 1985 Kahadeejah Herbert, honorable mention 1988 Suzie McConnell, first team 1991 Susan Robinson, first team

JOHN R. WOODEN ALL-AMERiCANS 2004 Kelly Mazzante


LADY LiON NATiONAL HONORSLOWE’S SENiOR CLASS ALL-AMERiCA TEAM

2004 Kelly Mazzante 2007 Amanda Brown, second team 2010 Tyra Grant, second team

FULL COURT ALL-AMERiCANS 2002 Kelly Mazzante 2003 Kelly Mazzante 2004 Kelly Mazzante, second team 2013 Maggie Lucas, second team

BASKETBALL WEEKLY ALL-AMERiCANS 1991 Susan Robinson, first team

WBB JOURNAL ALL-AMERiCANS 2000 Helen Darling, second team Andrea Garner, second team Helen Darling, Defensive All-American

WBB JOURNAL FRESHMAN ALL-AMERiCANS 2001 Kelly Mazzante, first team

FULL COURT FRESHMAN ALL-AMERiCANS 2010 Alex Bentley, third team 2011 Maggie Lucas, second team

ECAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1991 Susan Robinson

PREMiERPLAYERS.COM PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2013 Maggie Lucas

WBCA PLAYER OF THE MONTH 2001 Kelly Mazzante (December)

USBWA PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2013 Maggie Lucas (Dec. 9)

CHEVROLET PLAYER OF THE GAME 1991 Susan Robinson, 12/28/91 1995 Angie Potthoff, 1/21/95 1996 Katina Mack, 1/20/96 1997 Angie Potthoff, 1/5/97 2008 Brianne O’Rourke, 1/5/08

ESPN PLAYER OF THE GAME 2001 Ashley Luke, 11/12/00

USA TODAY ALL-TiME WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM

2002 Suzie McConnell

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME iNDUCTEE 2008 Suzie McConnell

COSiDA ACADEMiC ALL-AMERiCANS 1987 Vicki Link, second team 1991 Susan Robinson, second team 1992 Susan Robinson, first team 1993 Jen Kretchmar, third team 1995 Missy Masley, third team 2000 Andrea Garner, third team 2002 Kelly Mazzante, third team 2003 Kelly Mazzante, second team 2004 Kelly Mazzante, first team

COSiDA ACADEMiC ALL-AMERiCAN OF THE YEAR 2004 Kelly Mazzante

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHiPS 1987 Vicki Link 1992 Susan Robinson 2000 Andrea Garner

NCAA TOP Viii AWARD 1988 Suzie McConnell 1992 Susan Robinson 2000 Andrea Garner 2004 Kelly Mazzante

NCAA TOURNAMENT ALL-REGiON TEAM 1981 Carol Walderman, Mideast 1983 Annie Troyan, East 1983 Kahadeejah Herbert, East 1992 Susan Robinson, Midwest 1994 Helen Holloway, Midwest 2000 Helen Darling, Midwest, MVP Andrea Garner, Midwest Lisa Shepherd, Midwest 2004 Kelly Mazzante, East 2012 Mia Nickson, Kingston

WNiT ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 1998 Helen Darling, MVP Andrea Garner

MCDONALD’S HiGH SCHOOL ALL-AMERiCANS 2003 Jennifer Harris 2009 Dara Taylor 2010 Maggie Lucas 2012 Candice Agee Sierra Moore

WBCA HiGH SCHOOL ALL-AMERiCANS 1992 Kim Calhoun Tina Nicholson 1993 Tiffany Longworth 1996 Helen Darling 1997 Lisa Shepherd Maren Walseth 2003 Jennifer Harris 2010 Ariel Edwards


ALL-TiME BiG TEN HONORSPLAYER OF THE YEAR

2000 Helen Darling (coaches)2003 Kelly Mazzante (coaches & media)2004 Kelly Mazzante (coaches & media)2013 Maggie Lucas (coaches & media)

COACH OF THE YEAR1994 Rene Portland2000 Rene Portland (coaches)2003 Rene Portland (coaches & media)2004 Rene Portland (coaches & media)2012 Coquese Washington (coaches & media)2013 Coquese Washington (media)

DEFENSiVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR2003 Tanisha Wright2004 Tanisha Wright2005 Tanisha Wright

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR2001 Kelly Mazzante (coaches & media)2011 Maggie Lucas (coaches & media)

SixTH PLAYER OF THE YEAR2011 Maggie Lucas

FiRST TEAM1994 Tina Nicholson1995 Tina Nicholson Angie Potthoff1996 Tina Nicholson Angie Potthoff1997 Angie Potthoff1999 Helen Darling (coaches) Andrea Garner2000 Helen Darling (unanimous) Andrea Garner Maren Walseth (coaches)2001 Kelly Mazzante Maren Walseth (coaches)2002 Kelly Mazzante (unanimous)2003 Kelly Mazzante (unanimous) Tanisha Wright (coaches)2004 Kelly Mazzante (unanimous) Tanisha Wright 2005 Tanisha Wright (unanimous) Jess Strom 2007 Amanda Brown (coaches)2009 Tyra Grant2010 Tyra Grant2011 Alex Bentley (coaches)2012 Alex Bentley Maggie Lucas2013 Alex Bentley Maggie Lucas

SECOND TEAM1993 Katina Mack1994 Helen Holloway Katina Mack1998 Andrea Garner (media)1999 Helen Darling (media)2000 Maren Walseth (media)2001 Lisa Shepherd Maren Walseth (media)2002 Rashana Barnes (coaches)2003 Tanisha Wright (media) Jess Brungo (coaches)2006 Amanda Brown (coaches)2007 Amanda Brown (media)2011 Maggie Lucas (media)

THiRD TEAM2003 Jess Strom (media)2004 Jess Strom (coaches & media)2006 Amanda Brown (media)2008 Kam Gissendanner (coaches) Brianne O’Rourke (media)2010 Alex Bentley (coaches)2011 Alex Bentley (media) Maggie Lucas (coaches)2012 Nikki Greene (media)2013 Nikki Greene (coaches)

HONORABLE MENTiON1993 Jackie Donovan Helen Holloway1995 Missy Masley1996 Kim Calhoun Katina Mack1998 Andrea Garner (coaches)1999 Lisa Shepherd 2000 Lisa Shepherd2002 Rashana Barnes (media) Jess Strom2003 Jess Brungo (media) Jess Strom (coaches)2004 Jess Brungo2006 Kam Gissendanner Brianne O’Rourke (media)2007 Kam Gissendanner Tyra Grant2008 Kam Gissendanner (media) Brianne O’Rourke (coaches) Tyra Grant2009 Brianne O’Rourke (media)2010 Alex Bentley (media)2011 Nikki Greene (media) Julia Trogele (coaches)2012 Nikki Greene (coaches) Zhaque Gray (media) Mia Nickson (media)2013 Nikki Greene (media)

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM1997 Helen Darling1998 Lisa Shepherd Maren Walseth2001 Kelly Mazzante2002 Jess Strom2004 Reicina Russell2006 Brianne O’Rourke2007 Tyra Grant2010 Alex Bentley2011 Maggie Lucas

ALL-DEFENSiVE TEAM2011 Nikki Greene2012 Alex Bentley2013 Alex Bentley Dara Taylor

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM1995 Missy Masley, MVP Tina Nicholson Angie Potthoff1996 Angie Potthoff, MVP Tina Nicholson1998 Andrea Garner, MVP2000 Helen Darling, MVP Andrea Garner2002 Kelly Mazzante Tanisha Wright2003 Tanisha Wright2004 Kelly Mazzante Jess Strom2011 Alex Bentley Maggie Lucas2013 Maggie Lucas

SPORTSMANSHiP2007 Amanda Brown2008 Kam Gissendanner2009 Mashea Williams2010 Meredith Monroe2011 Julia Trogele2012 Zhaque Gray2013 Gizelle Studevent

SUzY FAVOR BiG TEN FEMALE STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

(ALL SPORTS)2004 Kelly Mazzante


ALL-TiME BiG TEN HONORSPLAYER OF THE WEEK

1993 Katina Mack, Dec. 13 Helen Holloway, Jan. 311994 Katina Mack, Dec. 13 Tina Nicholson, Jan. 18 Helen Holloway, Jan. 311995 Angie Potthoff, Jan. 23 Missy Masley, Feb. 27 Missy Masley, March 81996 Angie Potthoff, Dec. 41997 Angie Potthoff, Jan. 13 Helen Darling, Jan. 27 Shauntai Hall, Feb. 91999 Helen Darling, Nov. 30 Andrea Garner, Dec. 7 Helen Darling, Feb. 1 Andrea Garner, Feb. 82000 Andrea Garner, Jan. 3 Andrea Garner, Jan. 10 Maren Walseth, Jan. 31 Maren Walseth, Feb. 14 Andrea Garner, Feb. 282001 Ashley Luke, Nov. 13 Lisa Shepherd, Dec. 11 Kelly Mazzante, Dec. 18 Kelly Mazzante, Jan. 29 Kelly Mazzante, Feb. 192002 Kelly Mazzante, Dec. 3 Kelly Mazzante, Dec. 24 Kelly Mazzante, Dec. 31 Kelly Mazzante, Jan. 142003 Kelly Mazzante, Nov. 18 Kelly Mazzante, Nov. 25 Jess Brungo, Dec. 9 Kelly Mazzante, Jan. 13 Kelly Mazzante, Feb. 3 Kelly Mazzante, March 32004 Kelly Mazzante, Dec. 8 Kelly Mazzante, Dec. 15 Kelly Mazzante, Jan. 19 Kelly Mazzante, Jan.26 Tanisha Wright, Feb. 23 Kelly Mazzante, March 12005 Jess Strom, Jan. 10 Tanisha Wright, Jan. 17 Tanisha Wright, Jan. 242006 Kam Gissendanner, Dec. 52007 Amanda Brown, Jan. 15 Amanda Brown, Jan. 292008 Tyra Grant, Dec. 17 Mashea Williams, Jan. 72009 Tyra Grant, Jan. 272012 Maggie Lucas, Feb. 212013 Maggie Lucas, Nov. 26 Maggie Lucas, Dec. 10 Nikki Greene, Jan. 22 Alex Bentley, Feb. 12 Maggie Lucas, Feb. 26

FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK2010 Nikki Greene, Dec. 14 Alex Bentley, Jan. 18 (co-freshman) Marisa Wolfe, Feb. 222011 Maggie Lucas, Nov. 22 Maggie Lucas, Nov. 29 Maggie Lucas, Dec. 6 Maggie Lucas, Dec. 13 Maggie Lucas, Dec. 20 Maggie Lucas, Jan. 17 Maggie Lucas, Feb. 7 Maggie Lucas, Feb. 28

SPORTS CHANNEL ALL-BiG TEN

1994 Katina Mack, first team Helen Holloway, second team Jackie Donovan, honorable mention1995 Angie Potthoff, second team Tina Nicholson, honorable mention

SPORT CHANNEL ALL-ROOKiE TEAM

1993 Tina Nicholson

CHiCAGO TRiBUNE SiLVER BASKETBALL AWARD

2000 Helen Darling2003 Kelly Mazzante2004 Kelly Mazzante

BiG TEN DiSTiNGUiSHED SCHOLAR AWARD

2009 Janessa Wolff2010 Nicole Arcidiacono, Janessa Wolff

ACADEMiC ALL-BiG TEN1993 Jen Kretchmar, Missy Masley, Jen Reimers1994 Kim Calhoun, Missy Masley, Jen Reimers1995 Missy Masley, Jen Reimers1997 Stacey Brewer, Jamie Parsons, Christine Portland1998 Andrea Garner, Jamie Parsons, Christine Portland1999 Andrea Garner, Marissa Graby, Christine Portland, Lisa Shepherd, Maren Walseth2000 Andrea Garner, Marissa Graby, Lisa Shepherd, Maren Walseth2001 Chrissy Falcone, Ashley Luke, Lisa Shepherd, Maren Walseth2002 Jennifer Brenden, Jess Brungo, Kelly Mazzante2003 Jennifer Brenden, Jess Brungo, Melanie Croser, Kelly Mazzante, Tanisha Wright2004 Jennifer Brenden, Jess Brungo, Kelly Mazzante, Tanisha Wright, Melanie Croser, Ashli Schwab2005 Jennifer Brenden, Amanda Brown, Ashli Schwab, Jess Strom, Tanisha Wright2006 Amanda Brown, Romana Vynuchalova2007 Amanda Brown2008 Nicole Arcidiacono, Meredith Monroe, Meggan Quinn2009 Nicole Arcidiacono, Rashida Mark, Meredith Monroe, Meggan Quinn Julia Trogele, Janessa Wolff2010 Nicole Arcidiacono, Meredith Monroe, Meggan Quinn, Julia Trogele, Janessa Wolff2011 Nikki Greene, Mia Nickson, Gizelle Studevent, Julia Trogele2012 Ariel Edwards, Nikki Greene, Maggie Lucas, Mia Nickson, Gizelle Studevent2013 Ariel Edwards, Nikki Greene, Mia Nickson, Gizelle Studevent, Dara Taylor, Tori Waldner


ATLANTiC 10 HONORS (1983-91)PLAYER OF THE YEAR

1985 Kahadeejah Herbert1991 Susan Robinson

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR1985 Suzie McConnell1989 Susan Robinson1991 Helen Holloway

COACH OF THE YEAR1983 Rene Portland

FiRST TEAM1983 Kahadeejah Herbert Annie Troyan1984 Kahadeejah Herbert1985 Kahadeejah Herbert Suzie McConnell1986 Suzie McConnell1987 Vicki Link Suzie McConnell1988 Suzie McConnell1990 Susan Robinson1991 Tanya Garner Susan Robinson

SECOND TEAM1983 Cheryl Ellison1986 Vicki Link1987 Lisa Faloon1988 Bethany Collins1989 Susan Robinson

THiRD TEAM1990 Tanya Garner1991 Kathy Phillips

FRESHMAN TEAM1984 Vanessa Paynter1985 Suzie McConnell1988 Stefeni Thomas1989 Susan Robinson1991 Helen Holloway

ACADEMiC ALL-ATLANTiC 101991 Susan Robinson

SCHOLAR-ATHLETE1983 Annie Troyan

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM1983 Cheryl Ellison Kahadeejah Herbert, MVP1984 Kahadeejah Herbert, MVP Lorraine McGirt1985 Kahadeejah Herbert Suzie McConnell, MVP1986 Vicki Link Suzie McConnell1988 Suzie McConnell1990 Tanya Garner Kathy Phillips, MVP Susan Robinson1991 Tanya Garner, MVP Kathy Phillips Susan Robinson

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ATLANTiC 10 TOURNAMENT HiSTORY Seed Round Seed/Opponent Result Finish1983 Louis Brown Athletic Center, Piscataway, N.J. 1 Quarterfinal 8/Massachusetts W, 92-53 Semifinal 5/West Virginia W, 73-55 Final 2/Rutgers W, 77-74 Champions

1984 Rec Hall, University Park, Pa. 3 Quarterfinal 6/St. Joseph’s W, 87-70 Semifinal 2/West Virginia W, 81-62 Final 5/Rhode Island W, 99-64 Champions

1985 Alumni Memorial Field House, Philadelphia, Pa. 2 Quarterfinal 7/Rhode Island W, 102-50 Semifinal 3/West Virginia W, 94-69 Final 4/Temple W, 96-59 Champions

1986 West Virginia Coliseum, Morgantown, W.Va. 2 Quarterfinal 7/Massachusetts W, 88-43 Semifinal 3/St. Joseph’s W, 80-60 Final 1/Rutgers W, 84-69 Champions

Seed Round Seed/Opponent Result Finish1987 Campus Sites; Louis Brown Athletic Center, Piscataway, N.J. 2 Quarterfinal 8/Duquesne W, 99-65 Semifinal 3/St. Joseph’s L, 55-70

1988 Campus Sites; Louis Brown Athletic Center, Piscataway, N.J. 4 Quarterfinal 5/West Virginia W, 84-49 Semifinal 1/Rutgers L, 75-93 1989 Campus Sites; Louis Brown Athletic Center, Piscataway, N.J. 4 Quarterfinal 5/West Virginia L, 64-76

1990 Campus Sites; Rec Hall, University Park, Pa. 3 Quarterfinal 6/George Washington W, 77-63 Semifinal 2/Rutgers W, 75-74 Final 1/St. Joseph’s W, 84-60 Champions

1991 Campus Sites; Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse, Philadelphia, Pa. 1 Quarterfinal 8/Rhode Island W, 88-48 Semifinal 4/West Virginia W, 109-66 Final 6/St. Joseph’s W, 78-63 Champions

TOTAL: 20-3 ALL-TIME RECORD


LADY LiONS iN USA BASKETBALLOLYMPiANS

1976 Sue Rojcewicz, grad assistant (silver medal)1988 Suzie McConnell (gold medal)1992 Suzie McConnell (bronze medal)

OLYMPiC FESTiVAL1978 Janet Gabriel, Cheryl Ellison, Mary Donovan1979 Chris Gulas1981 Cindy Davies1985 Rene Portland (head coach) Vicki Link, Vanessa Paynter1989 Tanya Garner, Kathy Phillips, Stefeni Thomas1990 Tanya Garner, Kathy Phillips1991 Helen Holloway, Carla Coleman1993 Kim Calhoun, Tina Nicholson1994 Kim Calhoun, Angie Potthoff1995 Stacey Hrivnak

U.S. YOUNG WOMEN’S TEAM2002 Kelly Mazzante (gold medal)2003 Tanisha Wright (gold medal)

U19 WORLD CHAMPiONSHiPS (FORMERLY JUNiOR WORLD CHAMPiONSHiPS)

1978 Janet Gabriel1986 Rene Portland (head coach)1989 Susan Robinson1993 Rene Portland (assistant coach) Katina Mack (gold medal)1996 Rene Portland (head coach) Helen Darling (silver medal)1997 Rene Portland (head coach) Helen Darling (alt.) (gold medal)2001 Kelly Mazzante (alt.)2013 Candice Agee (gold medal)

WORLD UNiVERSiTY GAMES1981 Corinne Gulas1991 Suzie McConnell1998 Angie Potthoff1999 Rene Portland (head coach) Helen Darling Andrea Garner (silver medal)2011 Suzie McConnell-Serio (assistant coach) Terri Williams-Flournoy (assistant coach) (gold medal)2013 Coquese Washington (assistant coach) (gold medal)

U18 FiBA AMERiCAS CHAMPiONSHiP2012 Candice Agee (gold medal)

U.S. SELECT TEAM1980 Corinne Gulas Cindy Davies1985 Kahadeejah Herbert1990 Susan Robinson1998 Andrea Garner

USA JONES CUP1997 Helen Darling (alt.)

PRE-OLYMPiC iNViTATiONAL1987 Suzie McConnell

NEWS RELEASE TEAM1979 Janet Gabriel

PAN-AMERiCAN JUNiOR TEAM1977 Jen Bednarek

iNTERNATiONAL TEAMS

CANADiAN NATiONAL TEAM2004 Amanda Brown2005 Amanda Brown2006 Amanda Brown2007 Amanda Brown2008 Amanda Brown2009 Amanda Brown

U20 GERMAN NATiONAL TEAM2008 Julia Trogele2009 Julia Trogele


WBCA FiRST TEAM All-AMERiCANS

Mazzante 2002, 2003,

2004

Darling 2000

McConnell1988

Robinson1992


• 2008 Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee• NCAA career leader in assists (1,307)• 1988 Kodak WBCA All-American• 1988 Street & Smith All-American• Penn State career leader in assists, steals and double-double performances• Sixth all-time at Penn State in scoring (1,897 points)• Two-time All-Atlantic 10 first team selection

• 1985 Atlantic 10 Tournament MVP• Three-time Atlantic 10 All-Tournament team choice

• 1988 Olympic Gold Medalist•1992 Olympic Bronze Medalist•1991 World University Games Gold Medalist•1988 Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award

winner, nation’s best player under 5-8 • 1988 NCAA Top Six Award

• Captain, MVP of 1986 U.S. Select Team• 1985 Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year

• Coach of state champion team Oakland Catholic (Pa.) High School • Starting point guard for the WNBA’s Cleveland Rockers (1998-00)• 1998 WNBA Newcomer of the Year• 1998 & 2000 WNBA Sportsmanship Award winner• 1998 First Team All-WNBA• WNBA Player of the Week• Head coach of WNBA’s Minnesota Lynx (2003-06)• 2004 WNBA Coach of the Year• Head coach at Duquesne University (2007-13)• Head coach at University of Pittsburgh (2013-present)

McCONNELL’S CAREER STATSSeason G-GS MIN. FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-A PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. AVG. A TO B S PTS. AVG.1984-85 33-32 1019 157-343 .458 0-0 .000 101-136 .743 93 2.8 321 149 2 121 415 12.61985-86 32-32 1108 148-335 .442 0-0 .000 86-109 .789 94 2.9 338 145 12 127 382 11.91986-87 30-30 1105 169-337 .502 12-41 .293 68-94 .723 141 4.7 355 135 9 131 418 13.91987-88 33-33 1250 255-511 .499 56-140 .400 116-143 .811 165 5.0 293 138 6 128 682 20.7CAREER 128-127 4482 729-1526 .478 68-181 .376 371-482 .770 493 3.9 1307 567 29 507 1897 14.8

#32 SUziE McCONNELL1985-88

2013-14 Penn state lady lion yearbook

ROBiNSON’S CAREER STATSSeason G-GS MIN. FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-A PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. AVG. A TO B S PTS. AVG.1988-89 28-28 905 196-380 .516 0-0 .000 111-135 .822 261 9.3 40 69 16 55 503 18.01989-90 32-32 1020 235-469 .501 2-6 .333 161-182 .885 302 9.4 54 67 8 42 633 19.81990-91 31-31 873 215-393 .547 13-31 .419 117-132 .886 261 8.4 59 57 9 43 560 18.11991-92 31-31 901 220-430 .512 19-47 .404 98-108 .907 246 7.9 48 74 5 40 557 18.0CAREER 122-122 3699 866-1672 .518 34-84 .405 487-557 .874 1070 8.8 201 267 38 180 2253 18.5

• 1992 Wade Trophy - National Player of the Year• 1992 first team Kodak WBCA All-American• 1992 first team USBWA All-American• 1992 NCAA Top VIII Award• 1992 first team Academic All-American• 1991 Atlantic 10 Conference Player of the Year• 1991 ECAC Player of the Year• 1989 Atlantic 10 Conference Freshman of the Year • One of two players in school history with 2,000 points and 1,000

rebounds• Penn State’s No. 2 all-time scoring leader (2,253 points)• Penn State’s No. 2 all-time rebounding leader (1,070 rebounds)• 1991 second team USBWA All-American • Two-time All-Atlantic 10 first team selection• 1991 second team Academic All-American• Two-time Atlantic 10 All-Tournament team choice• Captain of Penn State’s first No. 1 team • Second on Penn State’s career free throw percentage list• Starter in 122-straight games• 1990 U.S. Select Team• 1989 U.S. Junior Team• NCAA postgraduate scholarship• Rawlings postgraduate scholarship• Chevrolet Player of the Game• Assistant coach at PSU (1994-98, 2004-07)• Head coach at St. Francis (Pa.) University (2007-12)• Head coach at Providence College (2012-present)

#21 SUSAN ROBiNSON1989-1992

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DARLiNG’S CAREER STATSSeason G-GS MIN. FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-A PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. AVG. A TO B S PTS. AVG.1996-97 27-25 732 60-199 .302 0-4 .000 90-127 .709 118 4.4 119 129 0 47 210 7.8 1997-98 34-34 1064 114-288 .396 4-15 .267 111-171 .649 178 5.2 172 166 0 88 343 10.11998-99 30-30 997 113-289 .391 1-7 .143 146-191 .764 175 5.8 226 146 2 79 373 12.41999-00 35-35 1206 111-280 .396 15-52 .288 131-169 .775 201 5.7 274 136 3 100 368 10.5CAREER 126-124 3999 398-1056 .377 20-74 .270 478-658 .726 672 5.3 791 577 5 314 1294 10.3

• NCAA assists leader during 1999-00 season (7.83)• Third on Penn State’s all-time list steals (314) and assists (791)• Only Lady Lion in school history to reach 1,000 points, 600 rebounds

and 700 assists• 2000 first team Kodak WBCA All-American

• 2000 Big Ten Conference Player of the Year • First Lady Lion to earn Big Ten Player of the Year honors

• 2000 Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award winner, nation’s best player under 5-8

• 1999 & 2000 first team All-Big Ten•2000 Big Ten Tournament

MVP• 2000 USA Today’s Co-National

Player of the Year • 2000 NCAA Midwest Regional MVP

• 2000 Kodak All-American• 1999 Silver Medalist at the World University

Games• 1998 WNIT MVP

• 1997, 1999, 2000 Team MVP• Fourth in PSU history with 19 double digit assist games• Drafted by the WNBA Cleveland Rockers (2000)• 10-year WNBA career (2000-10)

#30 HELEN DARLiNG1997-2000


• All-time leading scorer in Big Ten history (male or female) with 2,919 points• Big Ten record for most points in a game (49)• Three-time Kodak WBCA All-America• Two-time Associated Press first team All-America • Two-time Big Ten Player of the Year• Two-time Wade Trophy Finalist• Three-time USBWA All-America• 2004 Academic All-American of the Year • 2004 Senior CLASS All-American• Three-time Naismith Award Finalist• Three-time Academic All-American• 2004 Suzy Favor Big Ten Female Student-Athlete

of the Year• 2003 & 2004 Chicago Tribune Silver Basketball

Award• 2004 All-East Region Team• 2001 National Freshman of the Year• Led the NCAA in scoring in 2002• December 2001 WBCA National Player of the Month• First four-time All-Big Ten first team selection in conference history• First player to lead Big Ten in scoring each of her first three years• 2002 Big Ten All-Tournament Team• 17-time Big Ten Player of the Week selection• Big Ten All-Freshman Team (2001)• Big Ten & Penn State single-season scoring record (872 points)• Eighth in NCAA history with a Big Ten-record 357 three-

pointers

MAzzANTE’S CAREER STATSSeason G-GS MIN. FG-FGA PCT. 3FG-A PCT. FT-FTA PCT. REB. AVG. A TO B S PTS. AVG.2000-01 29-26 881 203-434 .468 65-176 .369 58-76 .763 123 4.2 47 42 15 72 529 18.22001-02 35-35 1205 313-716 .437 102-278 .367 144-177 .814 138 4.0 59 66 14 68 872 24.92002-03 35-35 1226 292-674 .433 98-284 .345 155-184 .842 161 4.6 76 79 16 87 837 23.92003-04 34-34 1184 243-606 .401 92-281 .327 103-125 .824 141 4.1 55 65 23 62 681 20.0CAREER 133-130 4496 1051-2430 .433 357-1019 .350 460-562 .819 563 4.2 237 252 68 289 2919 21.9

#13 KELLY MAzzANTE2001-2004

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ACADEMiC ALL-AMERiCANS

#54 ViCKi LiNKForward * 6-2 * 1984-87

1987 * 3.26 GPAFinance

#21 SUSAN ROBiNSONForward * 6-1 * 1989-92

1991, 1992 * 3.50 GPAExercise & Sport Science

#14 JEN KRETCHMARGuard * 5-6 * 1990-93

1993 * 3.99 GPAPsychology

#35 MiSSY MASLEYCenter * 6-2 * 1991-95

1995 * 3.50 GPABiology

#40 ANDREA GARNERCenter * 6-3 * 1997-00

2000 * 3.41 GPAMarketing

#13 KELLY MAzzANTEGuard * 6-0 * 2001-042004 CoSiDA Academic

All-American of the Year2002, 2003, 2004 * 3.50 GPA

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ALL-TiME LETTERWiNNERSA

Abel, Lorraine 1967Achramovitch, Mary 1980-81Adams, Lisa 1976-79Adams, Loretta 1973-76Agee, Candice 2013-presentAmbrose, Annabelle 1965Anaejionu, Nicole 2000Arcidiacono, Nicole 2008-10

BBacha, Patricia 1988Baleshta, Cay 1975Bare, Carolyn 1967Barnes, Rashana 1999-02Barto, Peggy 1971Bass, Francis Lynn 1965Bastress, Rebecca 1969-71Bateman, Linda 1970Beagle, Sharon 1976Beckman, Jill 1976Bednarek, Jen 1977-80Benner, Sue 1968Bentley, Alex 2010-13Bland, Amber 2005Borawski, Kathy 1977Borso, Judith 1969Bower, Penny 1974Boyanowski, Cathy 1976Brenden, Jennifer 2001-05Brewer, Stacey 1996-99Brewton, Beverly 1975-76Brown, Amanda 2004-07Brownlee, Vivian 1969Brungo, Jess 2001-04Bucholz, Jane 1967Bunk, Hallie 1975-77Burns, Carol 1966

CCalhoun, Kim 1993-96Caille, Ellen 1977Caplinger, Shelly 1987-91Carlson, Debbie 1971Carlson, Jan 1977Carlson, Karen 1973Carlson, Nancy 1975-78Carr, Katrena 1999-02Carter, Clara 1998-99Chambers, Dawn 1989-90Chapin, Ruby 1968Chapman, Denise 1986Charleson, MaryAnn 1966-69Chieffo, Carla 1976-78Chill, Tiffany 1987-89Christman, Debbie 1979-82Clarke, Toni 1976-77Clements, Em 1997-98Cober, Linda 1967Coker, Peg 1972Coleman, Carla 1992-95Collins, Bethany 1985-88Cooper, Annette 1972-73Cornish, Kelley 1977-79Crapis, Angie 1979Croser, Melanie 2003-04Crumpton, Toya 1994

DDaley, Pat 1975Darling, Helen 1997-00Davies, Cindy 1981-82Dean, Stacey 1982-83DeVries, Adrie 1987-90DeWitt, Barbara 1966-69Dillard, Sherry 1970Donovan, Jackie 1991-94Donovan, Mary 1978-81Doran, Barb 1972-74Dougherty, Lynn 1989-92Dries, Sally 1965Dutcher, Andy 1971

EEast, Talia 2011-presentEdvinsson, Pia 1986Edwards, Ariel 2011-presentEikenberg, Dana 1989-92Elliott, Fay 1971Ellison, Cheryl 1980-83Emery, Donna 1974-75Esterline, Joyce 1966Etienne, Lisa 2005Everett, Deby 1976

FFalcone, Chrissy 1998-01Faloon, Lisa 1984-87Field, Gretchen 1967Filburn, Lisa 1973Fitzgerald, Kathy 1977Flickenscher, Gwen 1970-71Foley, Nancy 1978Franitti, Paula 1975-76Frey, Jane 1968-69Fridley, Andrea 1983-84Fultz, Carol 1982-84

GGabriel, Janet 1978-80Garner, Andrea 1997-00Garner, Tanya 1988-91Gilpin, Jane 1984-85Gissendanner, Kamela 2006-08Gotolski, Carol 1976-77Graby, Marissa 1997-00Grant, Tyra 2007-10Gray, Zhaque 2009-12Greenberg, Gail 1967Greene, Nikki 2010-13Grubble, Jeanne 1965Gulas, Chris 1980-81Gulas, Corinne 1980-81

HHaieberlin, Ronnie 1971-73Hahn, Judy 1967Hall, Shauntai 1996Halsey, Peggy 1965-66Hamilton, Christy 1971Hardy, Katherine 1969Harris, Jennifer 2004-05Hartley, Barbara 1968-70Henry, Tina 1990-93Henson, Liz 1987-88Herbert, Kahadeejah 1982-85Hoelker, Mary 1970Hoffman, Diane 1967Holt, Susan 1967Holloway, Helen 1991-94Homer, Marion 1965-68Hornick, Sandy 1970Hoyes, Pam 1974Hrivnak, Stacey 1995-96Hughes, Laura 1985-87Hutchings, Lorraine 1970

JJarosz, Julie 1995-96Jensen, Nancy 1977Johovich, Ginny 1977Jordan, Janet 1974Joseph, Hazel 2002-05

KKauffman, Sue 1978Keith, Mary 1967-69Keith, Rose 1968-69Keller, Judy 1965Kemberling, Kris 1970Knoll, Claudia 1975Kretchmar, Jenny 1990-93Kuhl, Nancy 1976-79Kutz, Wendy 1981

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ALL-TiME LETTERWiNNERSL

Lambert, Lisa 1986-89Langan, Kathy 1976LaPorte, Sally 1975Larrimer, Brenda 1981-84Larson, Chris 1975Lazor, Kim 1990-93Lee, Mary 1971Lee, Patricia 1969-72Lehman, Lori 1970-72Leimkuhler, Louise 1980-83Leparik, Corinne 1975-76Lewis, Evelyn 2008-09Link, Vicki 1984-87Lombard, Robin 1979-82Longenecker, Patti 1983-86Longworth, Tiffany 1994-97Looney, Martha 1969-72Lucas, Maggie 2011-presentLucas, Nan 1968-71Luke, Ashley 2000-01Luttman, Michele 1968Luxton, Lynne 1966-67Lympany, Sue 1970-71

MMacciocco, Tara 1995-96Mack, Katina 1992-96Manson, Sally 1970Mark, Rashida 2006-09Mark, Susan 1970Martin, Maryanne 1981Martin, Sue 1977-80Martindale, Jane 1968Martonik, Debbie 1976Masley, Missy 1992-95Mazzante, Kelly 2001-04McConnell, Linda 1973McConnell, Suzie 1985-88McCullough, Jean 1966McGee, Lin 1974McGirt, Lorraine 1983-85McGuire, Betty 1977-80McMillen, Helen 1965-66Merryman, Vicki 1969-70Mikita, Karen 1978-80Minnich, Linda 1966-67Mittleman, Karen 1974Molinaro, Courtney 2006-07Monroe, Meredith 2007-10Moyher, Gloria 1974-75

NNajar, Martini 1972Nolvak, Mare 1969-70Nicholson, Tina 1993-96Nickson, Mia 2011-13

OOberholtzer, Shirley 1969O’Brien, Joanie 1983-86O’Rourke, Brianne 2006-09Over, Janet 1971

PPalmer, Marlys 1965-68Pancoast, Karen 1966Parsons, Jamie 1995-98Paynter, Vanessa 1984-87Peters, Sandy 1972-73Pfeiffenberger, Mary 1966-68Phillips, Emily 2009-10Phillips, Kathy 1989-92Pitchok, Mariene 1969-70Portland, Christine 1996-99Potthoff, Angie 1993-97

QQuinn, Meggan 2007-10Quoos, Sharon 1971

RReimers, Jen 1993-95Reiner, Estelle 1971Reiter, Amy 1980Remmey, Brittany 2006Renfro, Charity 2006-07Robinson, Susan 1989-92Rockey, Nancy 1965Romberger, Leslie 1965Rouzer, Linda 1967-68Royer, Candy 1970Russell, Kathy 1977Russell, Reicina 2004

SSalters, Lisa 1986-87Sandherr, Sue 1971Schaidal, Kathy 1971Scheffey, Brenda 1982Schneeweis, Traci 1979Schumacher, Katie 2001-02Schwab, Ashli 2002-05Schwinge, Peggy 1976-79Sellers, Patricia 1967Semon, Pat 1972-74Senausky, Anne 1974Serge, Anita 1981Seygal, Linda 1969-71Shaton, Penelope 1966-68Shepherd, Lisa 1998-01Shook, Jacquelynn 2001-02Short, Sheila 1972Shuster, Pam 1972-73Smith, Gwendolyn 1969Smith, Sally Lynne 1966Snyder, Diane 1975Soriero, Julie 1971-74Squire, Adrienne 2005-07Stalgantis, Mary 1970Standevan, Jane 1970Stanton, Jane 1970-71Strine, Mary 1966Strittmatter, Mag 1975-78Strom, Jess 2002-05Studevent, Gizelle 2010-pres.

TTaylor, Dara 2013-presentThayer, Shelby 1992-95Thomas, Stefeni 1988, 1990Tomlinson, Tiffany 2003Topper, Susan 1971Trogele, Julia 2008-11Troyan, Annie 1981-83Turan, Burcu 2003Turner, Susan 1971

UUminska, Alice 1967-68Upshaw, Courtney 2001-02

VVanluvanee, Patricia 1968-69Vanzant, Shawnta 1999Vynuchalova, Romana 2005-06

WWalderman, Carol 1981-83Waldner, Tori 2012-presentWalseth, Maren 1998-01West, Toni 1971Wicks, Courtney 1997Williams, Mashea 2006-09Williams, Terri 1988-91Witmer, Ann 1965Wolfe, Marisa 2010-13Wolff, Janessa 2008-10Womack, Renee 2009-11Wright, Tanisha 2002-05

YYahara, Mae 1977


LADY LiON JERSEY NUMBER HiSTORY1

Tyra Grant 2007-10Candice Agee 2013-present

2Emily Phillips 2009-10Dara Taylor 2013-present

3Brianne O’Rourke 2006-09

4Stacey Brewer 1996-99Lisa Etienne 2005

5Tara Macciocco 1995-97Jennifer Brenden 2001-05Mashea Williams 2006-09Talia East 2011-present

10Nancy Kuhl 1976-79Corinne Gulas 1980-81Patti Longenecker 1983-86Tiffany Chill 1987-89Jamie Parsons 1995-98Katie Schumacher 2001-02Romana Vynuchalova 2005-06Keke Sevillian present

11Tina Nicholson 1993-96Jacquelynn Shook 2001-02Adrienne Squire 2005-07Julia Trogele 2008-11Alex Harris present

12Kathy Borawski 1977Janet Gabriel 1978Chris Gulas 1980-81Joanie O’Brien 1983-86Liz Henson 1987, 88Carla Coleman 1992-95Katrena Carr 1999-02Melanie Croser 2003-04Zhaque Gray 2009-12Lindsey Spann present

13 (RETiRED)Kelley Cornish 1977-79Kelly Mazzante 2001-04

14Ginny Johovich 1977Nancy Foley 1978Janet Gabriel 1979-80Brenda Larrimer 1981, 83-84Brenda Scheffey 1982Lisa Faloon 1985-87Jenny Kretchmar 1990-93Shauntai Hall 1996-97

15Wendy Kutz 1981Carol Fultz 1982-84Lisa Salters 1986-87Shawnta Vanzant 1999Amanda Brown 2004-07Renee Womack 2009-11Kaliyah Mitchell present

20Betty McGuire 1977Louise Leimkuhler 1980-83Cathy LaFata 1988Dana Eikenberg 1989-92Lisa Shepherd 1998-01Hazel Joseph 2002-05Alex Bentley 2010-13Infiniti Alston present

21 (RETiRED)Nancy Jensen 1977Karen Mikita 1978-80Susan Robinson 1989-92

22Ellen Caille 1977Annie Troyan 1981-83Lisa Faloon 1984Shelly Caplinger 1987-91Marissa Graby 1997-00Jessica Brungo 2001-04Courtney Molinaro 2006-07Nicole Arcidiacono 2008-10

23Sue Martin 1977-80Carol Walderman 1981-83Jane Gilpin 1984-85Pia Edvinsson 1986Debbie Harrison 1987Terri Williams 1988-91Katina Mack 1992-96Jess Strom 2002-05Meggan Quinn 2007-10Ariel Edwards 2011-present

24Jen Bednarek 1977-80Anita Serge 1981Kahadeejah Herbert 1982-85Stefeni Thomas 1988, 90Jen Reimers 1993-95Clara Carter 1998-99Nicole Anaejionu 2000Burcu Turan 2003Rashida Mark 2006-09Mia Nickson 2011-13

25Toni Clarke 1976-77Kelly Cornish 1978-79Dawn Chambers 1989-90Helen Holloway 1991-94Chrissy Falcone 1998-01Tiffany Tomlinson 2003Kam Gissendanner 2006-08Gizelle Studevent 2010-13Peyton Whitted present

30 (RETiRED)Sue Kauffman 1977-78Angie Crapis 1979Lisa Lambert 1986-89Shelby Thayer 1992-95Helen Darling 1997-00

31Peg Schwinge 1976-77Bethany Collins 1985-88Lynn Dougherty 1989-92Tiffany Longworth 1994-97Rashana Barnes 1999-02Charity Renfro 2006-07

32 (RETiRED)Nancy Carlson 1975-78Robin Lombard 1979-82Lorraine McGirt 1983-84Suzie McConnell 1985-88

33Hallie Bunk 1975-77Lorraine McGirt 1985Patricia Bacha 1988Jackie Donovan 1991-94Tanisha Wright 2002-05Meredith Monroe 2007-10Maggie Lucas 2011-present

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LADY LiON JERSEY NUMBER HiSTORY34

Carol Gotolski 1976-77Metty McGuire 1979-80Tanya Garner 1988-91Toya Crumpton 1994Christine Portland 1996-99Evelyn Lewis 2008-09

35Jan Carlson 1977Betty McGuire 1978Traci Schneeweis 1979Cindy Davies 1981-82Laura Hughes 1985-87Missy Masley 1992-95Courtney Wicks 1997Courtney Upshaw 2001-02Sierra Moore present

40Kathy Fitzgerald 1977Kim Lazor 1990-93Andrea Garner 1997-00Marisa Wolfe 2010-13

41Lisa Adams 1976-79Amy Reiter 1980Denise Chapman 1986-87Jenny DeGraaf present

42Mae Yahara 1977Debbie Christman 1979-82Vanessa Paynter 1984-87Kathy Phillips 1989-92Janessa Wolff 2008-10

43Carla Chieffo 1976-78

44Corinne Leparik 1975-76Kathy Russell 1977Peg Schwinge 1978-79Adrie DeVries 1987-90Angie Potthoff 1993-97Ashley Luke 2000-01Amber Bland 2005Brittany Remmey 2006Tori Waldner 2012-present

45Mag Strittmatter 1975-78Cheryl Ellison 1980-81Stacey Dean 1982-83Stacey Hrivnak 1995-96

50Tina Henry 1990-93Em Clements 1997-98Reicina Russell 2004

51Mary Achramovitch 1980-81Ashli Schwab 2002-05

52Kim Calhoun 1993-96

53Jennifer Harris 2004-05

54Mary Donovan 1978-81Cheryl Ellison 1982-83Vicki Link 1984-87Julie Jarosz 1995-97Maren Walseth 1998-01Nikki Greene 2010-13

55Maryanne Martin 1981Andrea Fridley 1983-84

Jersey JarGon

In the 47-year history of Lady Lion Basketball, only four players have had their Penn State jerseys retired:32 - Suzie McConnell (1985-88)21 - Susan Robinson (1989-92)30 - Helen Darling (1997-00)13 - Kelly Mazzante (2001-04)

FAVORiTES?Numbers 12, 23 and 24 have been worn a record 10 times heading into this season.

Number 25 has been worn nine times heading into this season.

Numbers 14, 22, 35 and 44 have been worn eight times each heading into this season.

TOTAL?35 different numbers have been worn over the years coming into this season.

LUCKY 13?The top individual game scoring performance was recorded by the Lady Lion wearing “lucky” No. 13 – Kelly Mazzante (49 pts.).

MOST CENTURiONS?Sue Martin, Carol Walderman, Katina Mack and Jess Strom all netted over 1,000 career points wearing No. 23.


LADY LiONS BY STATE/COUNTRYCALiFORNiA (2)

Candice Agee 2013-presentGizelle Studevent 2010-13

CONNECTiCUT (3)Bethany Collins 1985-88 Lisa Etienne 2005 Courtney Upshaw 2001-02

DELAWARE (1)Dara Taylor 2013-present

GEORGiA (3)Kaliyah Mitchell presentTori Waldner 2012-presentPeyton Whitted present

iLLiNOiS (5) Zhaque Gray 2009-12Ashley Luke 2000-01 Julie Jarosz 1995-97 Katie Schumacher 2001-02 Jacquelynn Shook 2001-02

iNDiANA (8) Alex Bentley 2010-13Stacey Brewer 1996-99 Shelly Caplinger 1987-91 Tiffany Longworth 1994-97Emily Phillips 2009-10Reicina Russell 2004 Lisa Shepherd 1998-01 Adrienne Squire 2005-07

KANSAS (1)Dawn Chambers 1989-90

KENTUCKY (2) Denise Chapman 1986 Adrie DeVries 1987-90

MARYLAND (4) Infiniti Alston presentToni Clarke 1976-77 Meredith Monroe 2007-10 Lindsey Spann present

MiCHiGAN (3) Nicole Anaejionu 2000 Kathy Phillips 1989-92 KeKe Sevillian present

MiNNESOTA (3) Jennifer Brenden 2001-05 Maren Walseth 1998-01 Janessa Wolff 2008-10

NEBRASKA (1) Jen Reimers 1993-95

NEW JERSEY (14) Jen Bednarek 1977-80 Ellen Caille 1977 Jackie Donovan 1991-94 Mary Donovan 1978-81 Kahadeejah Herbert 1982-85 Vicki Link 1984-87 Louise Leimkuhler 1980-83 Corinne Leparik 1975-76 Vicki Link 1984-87 Betty McGuire 1977-80 Karen Mittleman 1974 Vanessa Paynter 1984-87 Peggy Schwinge 1976-79 Courtney Wicks 1997

NEVADA (1) Charity Renfro 2006-07

NEW YORK (13) Mary Achramovitch 1980-81 Clara Carter 1998-99 Toya Crumpton 1994Ariel Edwards 2011-present Kathy Fitzgerald 1977 Marissa Graby 1997-00 Laura Hughes 1985-87 Katina Mack 1992-94, 96 Rashida Mark 2006-09 Missy Masley 1992-95 Shelby Thayer 1992-95 Tiffany Tomlinson 2003 Carol Walderman 1981-83

NORTH CAROLiNA (1) Jamie Parsons 1995-98

OHiO (13)Amber Bland 2005 Katrena Carr 1999-02 Tiffany Chill 1987-89 Helen Darling 1997-00 Jenny DeGraaf presentDana Eikenberg 1989-92 Chrissy Falcone 1998-01 Tyra Grant 2007-10Alex Harris present Lisa Lambert 1986-89 Kim Lazor 1990-93 Joanie O’Brien 1983-86

OKLAHOMA (2) Hazel Joseph 2002-05 Shawnta Vanzant 1999

PENNSYLVANiA (96) Lisa Adams 1976-79 Loretta Adams 1976-79Nicole Arcidiacono 2008-10Cay Baleshta 1975 Rashana Barnes 1999-02 Sharon Beagle 1976 Jill Beckman 1976 Kathy Borawski 1977 Penny Bower 1974 Cathy Boyanowski 1976 Bev Brewton 1975-76 Amanda Brown 2004-07 Jessica Brungo 2001-04 Hallie Bunk 1975-77 Kim Calhoun 1993-96 Nancy Carlson 1975-78 Carla Chieffo 1976-78 Debbie Christman 1979-82 Carla Coleman 1992-95 Kelley Cornish 1977-79 Angie Crapis 1979 Pat Daley 1975 Cindy Davies 1981-82 Stacey Dean 1982-83 Barb Doran 1972-74 Lynn Dougherty 1989-92Talia East 2011-present Cheryl Ellison 1980-83 Donna Emery 1974-75 Deby Everett 1976 Lisa Faloon 1984-87 Nancy Foley 1978 Paula Franitti 1975-76 Andrea Fridley 1983-84 Carol Fultz 1982-84 Janet Gabriel 1978-80 Andrea Garner 1997-00 Tanya Garner 1988-91 Jane Gilpin 1984-85 Kamela Gissendanner 2006-08Carol Gotolski 1976-77 Chris Gulas 1980-81 Corinne Gulas 1980-81 Shauntai Hall 1996-97 Jennifer Harris 2004-05 Tina Henry 1990-93 Liz Henson 1987-88 Stacey Hrivnak 1995-96 Pam Hoyes 1974 Nancy Jensen 1977 Ginny Johovich 1977 Janet Jordan 1974 Sue Kauffman 1978 Jenny Kretchmar 1990-93 Nancy Kuhl 1976-79 Wendy Kutz 1981 Kathy Langan 1976 Brenda Larrimer 1981, 83-84 Patti Longenecker 1983-86 Maggie Lucas 2011-presentTara Macciocco 1995-97 Maryanne Martin 1981 Sue Martin 1977-80 Debbie Martinick 1976Kelly Mazzante 2001-04

Suzie McConnell 1985-88 Lin McGee 1974 Lorraine McGirt 1983-85 Karen Mikita 1978-80 Courtney Molinaro 2006-07Sierra Moore presentGloria Moyher 1974-75 Tina Nicholson 1993-96 Brianne O’Rourke 2006-09 Christine Portland 1996-99 Meggan Quinn 2007-10 Angie Potthoff 1993-97 Amy Reiter 1980 Brittany Remmey 2006 Kathy Russell 1977 Lisa Salters 1986-87 Brenda Scheffey 1982 Ashli Schwab 2002-05 Pat Semon 1972-74 Anne Senausky 1974 Anita Serge 1981 Julie Soriero 1971-74 Mag Strittmatter 1975-78 Jess Strom 2002-05Julia Trogele 2008-11Annie Troyan 1981-83 Mashea Williams 2006-09 Marisa Wolfe 2010-13Renee Womack 2009-11Tanisha Wright 2002-05 Mae Yahara 1977

TExAS (1)Nikki Greene 2010-13

ViRGiNiA (7)Jan Carlson 1977 Helen Holloway 1991-94Evelyn Lewis 2008-09 Robin Lombard 1979-82 Mia Nickson 2011-13Traci Schneeweis 1979 Terri Williams 1988-91

WASHiNGTON D.C. (2) Stefeni Thomas 1988-90

WEST ViRGiNiA (1) Susan Robinson 1989-92

SWEDEN (1) Pia Edinsson 1986

AUSTRALiA (2) Em Clements 1997-98 Melanie Croser 2003-04

TURKEY (1)Burcu Turan 2003

SLOVAKiA (1) Romana Vynuchalova 2005-06


LADY LiONS BY HEiGHT5-2

Lisa Salters 1986-87

5-3Kathy Borawski 1977 Suzie McConnell 1985-88 Tina Nicholson 1993-96

5-4Angie Crapis 1979 Barb Doran 1972-74 Nancy Foley 1978 Carol Fultz 1982-84 Nancy Jensen 1977 Karen Mikita 1978-80 Karen Mittleman 1974Emily Phillips 2009-10

5-5Cay Baleshta 1975 Ellen Caille 1977 Lin McGee 1974 Traci Schneeweis 1979

5-6Cathy Boyanowski 1976 Carla Chieffo 1976-78 Donna Emery 1974, 75 Lisa Etienne 2005 Chrissy Falcone 1998-01 Paula Franitti 1975, 76Pam Hoyes 1974 Ginny Johovich 1977 Jenny Kretchmar 1990-93 Ashley Luke 2000-01 Brianne O’Rourke 2006-09 Keke Sevillian presentLindsey Spann presentShawnta Vanzant 1998

5-7Patricia Bacha 1988 Jen Bednarek 1977-80 Alex Bentley 2010-13Dawn Chambers 1989-90 Helen Darling 1997-00 Lisa Faloon 1984-87 Tanya Garner 1988-91 Liz Henson 1987-88 Sue Kauffman 1978 Nancy Kuhl 1976-79 Wendy Kutz 1981 Patti Longenecker 1983-86 Sue Martin 1977-80 Maryanne Martin 1981 Jess Strom 2002-05 Annie Troyan 1981-83

5-8Sharon Beagle 1976 Jill Beckman 1976 Penny Bower 1974 Jan Carlson 1977 Kelley Cornish 1977-79 Carla Coleman 1991-95 Melanie Croser 2003-04 Pat Daley 1975 Dana Eikenberg 1989-92 Janet Gabriel 1978-80 Zhaque Gray 2009-12 Chris Gulas 1980-81 Corinne Gulas 1980-81 Janet Jordan 1974 Tiffany Longworth 1994-97 Katina Mack 1992-96 Jamie Parsons 1995-98 Meggan Quinn 2007-10 Brittany Remmey 2006 Anita Serge 1981Dara Taylor 2013-present

5-9Loretta Adams 1973-76Shelly Caplinger 1987-91 Debbie Christman 1979-82 Toni Clarke 1976, 77 Lynn Dougherty 1989-92 Kathy Fitzgerald 1977 Jane Gilpin 1984, 85 Carol Gotolski 1976, 77 Brenda Larrimer 1981-84Tara Macciocco 1995-97 Gloria Moyher 1974-75 Betty McGuire 1977-80 Vanessa Paynter 1984-87 Christine Portland 1996-99 Amy Reiter 1980 Anne Senausky 1974 Carol Walderman 1981-83 Courtney Wicks 1997 Mae Yahara 1977

5-10Lisa Adams 1976-79 Amber Bland 2005 Jennifer Brenden 2001-05 Hallie Bunk 1975-77 Katrena Carr 1999-02 Jackie Donovan 1991-94 Maggie Lucas 2011-present Debbie Martinick 1976Sierra Moore present Brenda Scheffey 1982 Burcu Turan 2003 Mashea Williams 2006-09 Terri Williams 1988-91 Renee Womack 2009-11

5-11Nicole Arcidiacono 2008-10Bev Brewton 1976 Nancy Carlson 1975-78 Shauntai Hall 1996-97 Tyra Grant 2007-10 Kathy Langan 1976 Kim Lazor 1990-93 Corinne Leparik 1975-76 Robin Lombard 1979-82 Lorraine McGirt 1983-85 Joanie O’Brien 1983-86 Jen Reimers 1993-95 Kathy Russell 1977 Pat Semon 1972-74 Lisa Shepherd 1998-01 Gizelle Studevent 2010-13Tanisha Wright 2002-05

6-0Tiffany Chill 1987-89 Toya Crumpton 1994 Stacey Dean 1982-83 Cheryl Ellison 1980-83 Jennifer Harris 2004-05 Helen Holloway 1991-94 Lisa Lambert 1986-89 Louise Leimkuhler 1980-83 Kelly Mazzante 2001-04 Courtney Molinaro 2006-07 Katie Schumacher 2001-02 Adrienne Squire 2005-07 Mag Strittmatter 1975-78 Stefeni Thomas 1988, 90

6-1Rashana Barnes 1999-02 Stacey Brewer 1996-99 Jessica Brungo 2001-04Jenny DeGraaf present Deby Everett 1976 Kam Gissendanner 2006-08 Meredith Monroe 2007-10 Angie Potthoff 1993, 95-97 Susan Robinson 1989-92 Shelby Thayer 1992-95

6-2Nicole Anaejionu 2000 Clara Carter 1998-99 Denise Chapman 1986 Cindy Davies 1981-82Andrea Fridley 1983-84 Marissa Graby 1997-00 Laura Hughes 1985-87 Vicki Link 1984-87 Rashida Mark 2006-09 Missy Masley 1992-95 Kaliyah Mitchell presentMia Nickson 2011-13Charity Renfro 2006-07 Peg Schwinge 1976-79 Julia Trogele 2008-11Peyton Whitted presentMarisa Wolfe 2010-13

6-3Kim Calhoun 1993-96 Em Clements 1997-98 Bethany Collins 1985-88 Mary Donovan 1978-81 Talia East 2011-presentAriel Edwards 2011-present Andrea Garner 1997-00 Alex Harris presentKahadeejah Herbert 1982-85Evelyn Lewis 2008-09 Hazel Joseph 2002-05 Kathy Phillips 1989-92 Ashli Schwab 2002-05 Maren Walseth 1998-01 Janessa Wolff 2008-10

6-4Mary Achramovitch 1980-81 Amanda Brown 2004-07 Adrie DeVries 1987-90 Pia Edvinsson 1986Nikki Greene 2010-13 Courtney Upshaw 2001-02 Romana Vynuchalova 2005-06

6-5Infiniti Alston presentTina Henry 1990-93 Stacey Hrivnak 1995-96 Jacquelynn Shook 2001-02 Tori Waldner 2012-present

6-6Julie Jarosz 1995-97 Reicina Russell 2004 Candice Agee 2013-present

6-7Tiffany Tomlinson 2003


LADY LiON TEAM AWARD WiNNERSJOANiE O’BRiEN MOST

OUTSTANDiNG PLAYER AWARD1985-86 Joanie O’Brien1986-87 Vicki Link1987-88 Bethany Collins1988-89 Dana Eikenberg1989-90 Lynn Dougherty1990-91 Dana Eikenberg1991-92 Dana Eikenberg1992-93 Katina Mack1993-94 Jackie Donovan1994-95 Tina Nicholson1995-96 Katina Mack1996-97 Helen Darling1997-98 Andrea Garner1998-99 Helen Darling1999-00 Helen Darling2000-01 Kelly Mazzante2001-02 Kelly Mazzante2002-03 Kelly Mazzante2003-04 Kelly Mazzante2004-05 Tanisha Wright2005-06 Amanda Brown2006-07 Amanda Brown2007-08 Kam Gissendanner2008-09 Tyra Grant2009-10 Tyra Grant2010-11 Alex Bentley Julia Trogele2011-12 Maggie Lucas2012-13 Alex Bentley Maggie Lucas

MOST iMPROVED PLAYER AWARD2007-08 Meredith Monroe Brianne O’Rourke2008-09 Meredith Monroe Julia Trogele2009-10 Marisa Wolfe Nikki Greene2010-11 Zhaque Gray2011-12 Talia East Ariel Edwards2012-13 not awarded

COLLEGiATE PRiDE DEFENSiVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

2009-10 Renee Womack2010-11 Nikki Greene2011-12 Alex Bentley2012-13 Dara Taylor

NiTTANY LiON CLUB ACADEMiC ACHiEVEMENT AWARDgiven to the graduating senior with the

highest grade point average2003-04 Kelly Mazzante2004-05 Jennifer Brenden2006-07 Amanda Brown2007-08 Kam GissendannerAward discontinued in 2008-09

ROBiN LOMBARD AWARDin recognition of those qualities which

exemplify the true spirit of Lady Lion Basketball

1988-89 Denise Lanes Jenn Wheaton1989-90 Tanya Garner1990-91 Susan Robinson Tanya Garner1991-92 Susan Robinson1992-93 Jackie Donovan1993-94 Tina Nicholson1994-95 Tiffany Longworth1995-96 Tina Nicholson1996-97 Angie Potthoff1997-98 Jamie Parsons1998-99 Maren Walseth1999-00 Lady Lion Team2000-01 Lisa Shepherd Maren Walseth2001-02 Colleen Christie2002-03 Tanisha Wright2003-04 Tanisha Wright2004-05 Jennifer Brenden2005-06 Adrienne Squire2006-07 Meggan Quinn2007-08 Nicole Arcidiacono2008-09 Brianne O’Rourke2009-10 Nicole Arcidiacono2010-11 Mia Nickson2011-12 Mia Nickson2012-13 Mia Nickson

JEANETTE GOSS COURAGE/LEADERSHiP AWARD

1990-91 Kim Lazor1991-92 Lynn Dougherty1992-93 Helen Holloway1993-94 Helen Holloway1994-95 Angie Potthoff1995-96 Hrivnak Family1996-97 Chrissy Falcone1997-98 Chrissy Falcone1998-99 Christine Portland1999-00 Nicole Anaejionu2000-01 Jacquelynn Shook2001-02 Rashana Barnes2002-03 Hazel Joseph2003-04 Jess Strom2004-05 Ashli Schwab2005-06 Brittany Remmey2006-07 Kam Gissendanner2007-08 Mashea Williams2008-09 Meggan Quinn Mashea Williams2009-10 Meredith Monroe2010-11 Julia Trogele2011-12 Mia Nickson2012-13 Gizelle Studevent

TOM CALDWELL “UNSUNG HERO” AWARD

1991-92 Jen Kretchmar1992-93 Missy Masley1993-94 Kim Calhoun1994-95 Missy Masley1995-96 Kim Calhoun1996-97 Andrea Garner1997-98 Niki Alters1998-99 Lisa Shepherd1999-00 Rashana Barnes2000-01 Courtney Upshaw2001-02 Jess Strom2002-03 Jess Brungo2003-04 Jess Brungo2004-05 Jess Strom2005-06 Kam Gissendanner2006-07 Mashea Williams2007-08 Meggan Quinn2008-09 Nicole Arcidiacono2009-10 Meggan Quinn Mia Nickson2010-11 Marisa Wolfe2011-12 Dara Taylor2012-13 Nikki Greene

ACADEMiC ACHiEVEMENT 1988-89 Andrie DeVries1989-90 Jen Kretchmar Susan Robinson1990-91 Jen Kretchmar1991-92 Jen Kretchmar Susan Robinson1992-93 Jen Kretchmar1993-94 Missy Masley1994-95 Missy Masley1995-96 Julie Jarosz1996-97 Jamie Parsons1997-98 Marissa Graby1998-99 Marissa Graby1999-00 Marissa Graby2000-01 Jennifer Brenden2001-02 Jennifer Brenden2002-03 Jennifer Brenden2003-04 Amanda Brown2004-05 Jennifer Brenden2005-06 Amanda Brown2006-07 Amanda Brown2007-08 Janessa Wolff2008-09 Janessa Wolff2009-10 Janessa Wolff2010-11 Ariel Edwards2011-12 Tori Waldner2012-13 Dara Taylor


LADY LiON TEAM AWARD WiNNERSHANK GAMBOCURTA AWARD

in recognition of outstanding service to the Lady Lions

1986-87 John Dixon1987-88 Marge & Tom Tabor1988-89 Dennis & Carol Krill1989-90 Elaine & Frank Musser1990-91 Glenn & Jeanette Goss1991-92 Hugh & Barbara Hodge1992-93 Jeff Fisher1993-94 Marian & Art Erb1994-95 Betty Davis1995-96 Penny Kowalski1996-97 Judy & Frank Goode1997-98 Wendy & Dave Peck1998-99 Dr. Bill Lohrer1999-00 Denise McGill2000-01 Jerry Fisher2001-02 Annie Davis2002-03 Tammy Leathers2003-04 Topher Yorks2004-05 Sue Sherburne2005-06 Tony Pupa2006-07 Jenn James2007-08 Tim Curley2008-09 Jeff Fisher Jerry Fisher2009-10 Mimi Barash Coppersmith2010-11 Deb Mulhatten, Collegiate Pride2011-12 Susan Leath & the Centre Daily Times2012-13 The Red Dragons Practice Squad

KENT PETERSEN AWARDin recognition of a student fan who

shows enthusiasm and support of Lady Lion Basketball

1990-91 Rob Cooney1991-92 Peter Zellen & Steve Carellas1992-93 Sonya Hall1993-94 Shannon Maul1994-95 Rob Polinsky1995-96 Brad Cornali (Nittany Lion)1996-97 Dena O’Hara1997-98 PSU Pep Band1998-99 Martin Duff (Nittany Lion)1999-00 Penn State Dance Team2000-01 Team Managers Colleen Christie, Diane Olszewski, Nick Schmitz, Katie Troutman2001-02 Chuck Kimble2002-03 Dave Hoffman2003-04 Katie Bogniak2004-05 Ryan Bruce2005-06 Cager Kidz Club leaders: Sarah Heidelbaugh, Amy Seybert, Nicole Vaughn, Allison Duggan, Cortney Thomas, Megan Dougherty2006-07 The Other Lady Lions (TOLL)2007-08 Jess Bogniak2008-09 James Sheep (Nittany Lion)2009-10 Lauren Razawich2010-11 Timothy Gabel2011-12 Maddy Pryor2012-13 Robert Hunter

RUTH iNGRAM AWARDin recognition of a Lady Lion fan for outstanding enthusiasm and support

1992-93 Denise King1993-94 Helen Chelius1994-95 Doug Rossman1995-96 Mimi Fredman1996-97 Bob & Wanda Lupp1997-98 Edie Hall1998-99 Elaine Musser1999-00 Tina Henry2000-01 Theresa & Jim Harpster2001-02 Terry Buckwalter, Clair Clark, Dick Clark and Ken Clark2002-03 Sig Byers2003-04 Marjorie Rohrbeck2004-05 Kay Beck2005-06 Bitsey and Jerry Robertson2006-07 Kay Benton and Sallie Treese2007-08 Hubie Wian2008-09 Charles and Jo Dumas2009-10 Austin Peck Krista Musar2010-11 Uta Trogele2011-12 Paul Warnick2012-13 Barbara “Babs” Wolfe


PENN STATE’S POLL HiSTORYASSOCiATED PRESS (AP) HiSTORY

Year Final Rank #1 Team in Final Poll 2013 8 Baylor 2012 11 Baylor 2005 22 Stanford 2004 5 Duke 2003 15 Connecticut 2002 24 Connecticut 2001 21 Connecticut 2000 6 Connecticut 1999 18 Purdue 1996 8 Louisiana Tech 1995 7 Connecticut 1994 2 Tennessee 1993 8 Vanderbilt 1992 9 Virginia 1991 1 PENN STATE 1987 15 Texas 1986 13 Texas 1985 9 Texas 1983 10 Louisiana Tech 1982 10 Louisiana Tech 1979 13 Old Dominion 1978 17 Tennessee

USA TODAY SPORTS COACHES POLL HiSTORY

Year Final Rank #1 Team in Final Poll 2013 12 Connecticut 2012 9 Baylor 2004 6 Connecticut 2003 12 Connecticut 2002 18 Connecticut 2000 3 Connecticut 1999 18 Purdue 1996 13 Tennessee 1995 16 Connecticut 1994 6 North Carolina 1993 13 Texas Tech 1992 14 Stanford 1991 9 Tennessee 1987 16 Tennessee 1986 13 Texas

ASSOCiATED PRESS POLL FACTS• Penn State has been ranked in the final Associated Press poll 22 times. • Penn State has been ranked in the Top 10 in the final AP poll 12 times.• Penn State has been ranked No. 1 in the national polls five times (Jan. 7, March 4, 1991; Jan. 24, 31 and Feb. 7, 1994).

POLL HiSTORY• The Associated Press poll was launched by Mel Greenberg of the Philadelphia Inquirer in 1976-77.• In 1989-90, the AP weekly coaches’ poll expanded from 20 to 25 teams.• USA Today poll began selecting its Top 25 teams after the 1986 NCAA Championship game.• Prior to the 1994-95 season, the coaches voting panels switched affiliation. The USA Today poll became the coaches’ weekly poll, while the AP poll is now

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IN THIS SECTIONYear-by-Year Results ............................................162-175Lady Lions vs. the Conferences ..................................175Lady Lions Through the Years .............................176-179All-Time Record Versus Opponents .....................180-181Series Records ....................................................182-186

Freshman Guard

KeKe sevillian

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1965

3-1Head Coach: Marie Litner

F 4 Bloomsburg W 39-33F 18 Susquehanna W 45-36M 2 at Lock Haven W 44-40M 27 at Gettysburg L 35-55

19663-2

Head Coach: Marie Litner F 5 Shippensburg L 44-46F 19 at Bloomsburg W 48-44F 22 at Susquehanna W 55-24M 1 at Lock Haven L 39-53M 8 Gettysburg W 38-34

19672-3

Head Coach: Marie Litner F 1 at Shippensburg L 29-44F 9 Bloomsburg W 37-26F 21 Bucknell W 38-26M 2 at Gettysburg L 34-65M 14 Lock Haven L 44-56

19684-2

Head Coach: Marie Litner J 31 at Polyclinic W 72-17 School of Nursing F 3 Shippensburg L 30-49F 16 at Bloomsburg W 52-16F 22 Bucknell W 54-22F 27 at Lock Haven L 30-49M 2 Gettysburg W 60-32

19693-3

Head Coach: Marie Litner F 6 Bloomsburg W 78-24F 8 at Shippensburg L 22-51F 18 Millersville W 50-45F 25 at Dickinson W 61-20M 2 at Gettysburg L 58-61M 4 Lock Haven L 36-57

19705-1

Head Coach: Marie Litner F 12 at Susquehanna W 37-13F 14 at Millersville L 40-47F 19 Dickinson W 69-19F 20 Shippensburg W 64-32F 27 at Lock Haven W/2OT 39-37M 3 Gettysburg W 54-35

19716-2

Head Coach: Mary Ann DomitrovitzJ 28 at Wilson W 38-36F 12 Slippery Rock W 45-28F 13 Millersville W 67-51F 20 at Shippensburg W 33-19F 25 at Gettysburg W 69-45F 27 at E. Stroudsburg L 41-73M 2 Lock Haven L 49-60M 6 at Dickinson W 57-16

19724-3

Head Coach: Mary Ann DomitrovitzF 5 Wilson W 55-44F 12 at Slippery Rock L 45-50F 17 at Bucknell W 55-38F 22 Gettysburg W 69-42F 24 East Stroudsburg L 47-74F 26 at Lock Haven L 28-72M 4 at Millersville W 56-43

19733-5

Head Coach: Mary Ann DomitrovitzJ 23 at Gettysburg L 42-47F 3 Slippery Rock L 50-59F 10 at Shippensburg L 35-39F 20 Bucknell W 33-26F 21 at E. Stroudsburg L 30-54F 22 Millersville W 51-37F 27 Lock Haven L 40-64M 3 at Wilson W 62-32

19745-3

Head Coach: Mary Ann DomitrovitzJ 24 Gettysburg W 77-47J 29 at Lock Haven L 47-57F 5 at Slippery Rock L 26-68F 9 Shippensburg W 42-28F 12 East Stroudsburg L 28-48F 16 Wilson W 60-23F 19 at Bucknell W 49-30F 21 at Millersville W 45-38

1974-757-7

Head Coach: Pat MeiserD 8 at Pittsburgh (1) L 63-67D 9 vs. Edinboro (1) L 55-65J 21 William Paterson W 73-65J 23 at Gettysburg W 75-45J 31 Edinboro L 67-71F 4 Slippery Rock L 59-64F 6 Bucknell W 79-44F 8 at E. Stroudsburg L 65-78F 13 Lock Haven W 60-46F 15 at Shippensburg W 69-51F 18 at Pittsburgh W 64-60F 20 Millersville W 74-43M 6 at Glassboro (2) L 66-77M 7 vs. Towson (2) L 63-64

(1) Pitt Invitational, Pittsburgh, Pa.(2) EAIAW Mid-Atlantic Tournament, Glassboro, N.J.

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1975-76

10-10Head Coach: Pat Meiser

D 12 vs. Slippery Rock (1) W 65-46D 13 vs. Cheyney (1) L 47-53D 14 vs. Edinboro (1) L 48-54J 24 Ithaca W 87-37J 28 at Cheyney L 67-74J 31 at Indiana (Pa.) W 74-32F 4 at Slippery Rock L 64-85F 7 Cortland W 83-69F 10 East Stroudsburg W 67-59F 12 at Millersville W 78-36F 14 Shippensburg W 87-42F 17 at Edinboro L 65-72F 20 Pittsburgh W 97-60F 24 at Lock Haven L 72-75M 11 vs. Slippery Rock (2) L 35-60M 12 vs. William Paterson (2) W 78-76M 12 vs. Delaware (2) W 68-56M 13 at Pittsburgh (2) L 60-68M 24 Delta St. (3) L 46-88M 25 So. Connecticut (3) L 51-63

(1) Pitt Invitational, Pittsburgh, Pa.(2) AIAW Mid-Atlantic Tournament, Pittsburgh Pa.(3) AIAW Tournament, University Park, Pa.

1976-7713-8

Head Coach: Pat MeiserD 3 vs. West Virginia (1) W 104-69D 4 vs. Edinboro (1) W 78-75D 5 at Pittsburgh (1) L 66-71D 7 Texas (2) L 72-77D 8 Ohio St. (2) W 79-76J 15 Cheyney W 71-59J 21 at Rutgers W 93-70J 22 at Ursinus W 74-53J 28 at Cortland W 93-78F 1 #12 Maryland W 82-65F 3 Slippery Rock L 58-75F 5 at Shippensburg W 83-48F 8 at East Stroudsburg L 73-74F 12 at Pittsburgh L 68-69F 16 Edinboro L 77-90F 17 Indiana (Pa.) W 88-41F 19 Millersville W 91-25F 23 Lock Haven W 87-56M 1 Delaware L 64-66M 10 vs. Slippery Rock (3) W 72-65M 11 at #2 Immaculata (3) L 70-81

(1) Pitt Invitational, Pittsburgh, Pa.(2) Penn St. Invite, University Park, Pa.(3) EAIAW Mid-Atlantic Tourn., Philadelphia, Pa.

1977-7821-5

Head Coach: Pat MeiserD 2 vs. E. Stroudsburg (1) W 70-58D 3 vs. Edinboro (1) W 73-36D 4 vs. Slippery Rock (1) W 69-56D 10 #10 Immaculata W 82-53D 16 at #6 Montclair W 87-85D 17 at #12 Queens L 67-85J 7 Ohio St. (2) W 68-58J 13 #9 Texas (2) L 67-96J 14 vs. West Chester (3) W 85-60J 17 vs. East Carolina (3) W 99-62J 14 at James Madison (3) W 72-45J 17 at #7 Maryland L 86-103J 24 Pittsburgh W 81-60J 28 Rutgers W 78-62J 31 Cortland W 89-60F 4 Shippensburg W 94-45F 10 East Stroudsburg W 91-61F 11 Ursinus W 71-47F 14 at Edinboro W 90-78F 17 at Millersville W 81-49F 18 at Delaware W 76-65F 20 Cheyney W 84-69F 21 at Slippery Rock W 76-59F 28 at Lock Haven W 82-60M 3 at Edinboro (4) L 81-85M 4 vs. Pittsburgh (4) L 79-80

(1) Pitt Invitational, Pittsburgh, Pa.(2) Penn St. Invitational, University Park, Pa.(3) James Madison Invite, Harrisonburg, Va.(4) EAIAW Mid-Atlantic Tournament, Edinboro, Pa.



21-8Head Coach: Pat Meiser

D 8 vs. West Chester (1) W 85-44D 9 vs. Edinboro (1) W 82-77D 10 vs. Slippery Rock (1) W 79-56D 15 #19 Montclair (2) W 71-69D 16 #12 Queens (2) W 75-67D 28 vs. #17 Mississippi (3) W 82-79D 29 vs. #3 UCLA (3) L 81-85D 30 vs. #5 Tennessee (3) L 72-74J 3 Illinois St. W 74-48J 5 So. Connecticut (4) W 83-68J 6 #8 Texas (4) L 69-76J 9 Rhode Island W 84-44J 11 at Immaculata W 92-54J 20 at #16 Rutgers L 77-78J 27 at Pittsburgh W 68-56J 30 at Cortland W 77-43J 31 at Syracuse W 95-74F 3 at St. Joseph’s L 68-77F 5 #5 Maryland W 87-66F 8 at East Stroudsburg W 95-63F 10 #8 Cheyney L 52-53F 13 Edinboro W 60-50F 15 Millersville W 100-38F 16 Delaware W 107-57F 20 Slippery Rock W 89-37F 27 Lock Haven W 100-56M 2 vs. St. Joseph’s (5) W 76-62M 9 vs. #7 Rutgers (6) L 82-88M 10 vs. #5 Cheyney (6) L 59-75 (1) Pitt Invitational, Pittsburgh, Pa.(2) Lady Lion Classic, University Park, Pa.(3) Orange Bowl Classic, Miami, Fla.(4) Penn St. Invitational, University Park, Pa.(5) EAIAW Mid-Atlantic Tourn., College Park, Md.(6) EAIAW Mid-Atlantic Tournament, Towson, Md.

1979-8020-14

Head Coach: Pat MeiserN 23 vs. #1 Old Dom. (1) L 67-95N 24 vs. LSU (1) L 77-83D 1 at #5 N.C. State L 59-72D 7 vs. West Virginia (2) W 76-54D 8 vs. Edinboro (2) W 76-63D 9 at Pittsburgh (2) L 45-58D 11 at Lock Haven W 82-42D 15 Syracuse W 82-72D 17 Northwestern W 79-74D 28 #11 Kansas (3) L 59-70D 29 LSU (3) W 85-80J 4 vs. So. Conn. (4) W 89-45J 5 vs. #4 Texas (4) L 51-91J 6 USC W 91-80J 9 at Montclair W/OT 76-68J 12 Colorado W 75-72J 14 Temple W 71-58J 16 at West Virginia W 85-67J 19 #8 Rutgers L 62-75J 26 St. Joseph’s W 80-51J 29 Cortland W 90-45J 30 at Edinboro W 59-58F 1 vs. #6 S.F. Austin (5) L 72-91F 2 vs. Valdosta (5) L 94-102F 4 at #11 Cheyney L 45-57F 7 East Stroudsburg W 90-59F 8 Boston Univ. (6) W 72-63F 9 #6 S. Carolina (6) L 70-71F 13 Pittsburgh W 68-48F 15 at Delaware W 90-72F 18 at #14 Maryland L 59-66F 29 Pittsburgh (7) W 89-61M 7 vs. #6 Rutgers (8) L 73-90M 8 vs. #10 Cheyney (8) L 56-77

(1) Coca-Cola Classic, Detroit, Mich.(2) Pitt Invitational, Pittsburgh, Pa.(3) Penn St. Invite, University Park, Pa.(4) Orange Bowl Classic, Miami, Fla.(5) Optimist Classic, Norfolk, Va. (6) Coca-Cola Lady Lion Classic, University Park, Pa.(7) EAIAW Mid-Atlantic Tourn., University Park, Pa.(8) EAIAW Mid-Atlantic Tourn., College Park, Md.

1980-8119-9

Head Coach: Rene PortlandD 2 Howard W 82-44D 5 vs. Fair. Dickinson (1) W 106-66D 6 vs. #9 Cheyney (1) L 75-88D 7 vs. DePaul (1) W 92-81D 9 at Lock Haven W 94-54D 11 at St. Joseph’s W 72-71D 13 Villanova W 78-65D 19 at New Mexico W 87-69D 21 at USC (2) L 80-103D 22 at #10 UCLA L 74-85J 4 North Carolina L 79-82J 8 Montclair W 98-76J 11 Detroit W 72-61J 17 Connecticut W 73-46J 20 at Temple W 89-63J 24 Edinboro W 100-40J 28 at Cortland W 118-60J 29 at Syracuse W 87-71J 31 West Virginia W 92-60F 4 #8 Cheyney W 80-77F 6 Virginia St. (3) W 97-47F 7 Boston University (3) L 64-66F 11 at Pittsburgh L 78-83F 15 at Geo. Washington W 73-58F 21 #11 Maryland (4) * *****F 25 at #5 Rutgers L 76-97M 7 Villanova (5) W 66-62M 13 at #8 Cheyney (6) L 69-82M 14 vs. #5 Rutgers (6) L 79-96

(1) Pitt Invitational, Pittsburgh, Pa.(2) The Forum, Los Angeles, Calif.(3) Coca-Cola Lady Lion Classic, University Park, Pa.(4) EAIAW ruled discontinued game with Penn St. leading, 71-58, and 9:56 to play.(5) EAIAW Mid-Atlantic Tourn., University Park, Pa.(6) EAIAW Mid-Atlantic Tourn., Philadelphia, Pa.

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24-6Head Coach: Rene Portland

D 1 at Connecticut W 71-66D 2 at Boston University W 90-69D 8 American W 101-42D 10 vs. McNeese St. (1) W 90-73D 11 vs. Illinois St. (1) L 69-74D 12 vs. Tulane (1) W 77-72D 16 at Villanova W 79-69D 19 St. Joseph’s W 71-50D 28 vs. Univ. of D.C. (2) W 75-63D 29 vs. Fairfield (2) W 80-59D 30 at La Salle (2) W 69-43J 2 at Ohio St. W 78-66J 6 LaSalle W 79-62J 15 New Mexico (3) W 94-63J 16 Indiana (3) W 83-74J 18 at West Virginia L 79-81J 25 Syracuse W 91-52J 27 Temple W 92-59J 30 Seton Hall W 82-72F 3 at #4 Cheyney L 70-78F 5 Georgetown W 84-56F 7 at #20 Tennessee L 74-98F 10 Pittsburgh W 81-67F 13 Geo. Washington W 93-57F 15 #15 South Carolina L 76-77F 23 at Montclair St. W/OT 79-73F 28 #7 Rutgers W 86-76M 1 University of D.C. W 102-68M 12 Clemson (4) W 96-75M 19 vs. #2 USC (5) L 70-73

(1) Dial Classic, Ruston, La.(2) LaSalle Invitational, Philadelphia, Pa.(3) Coca-Cola Lady Lion Classic, University Park, Pa.(4) NCAA First Round, University Park, Pa.(5) NCAA Mideast Regional, Knoxville, Tenn.

1982-8326-7

Head Coach: Rene PortlandATLAnTic 10 ToURnAmEnT chAmpionS

N 27 Monmouth W 97-57N 30 at Temple W 61-55D 5 Villanova W 91-52D 10 vs. Florida St. (1) W 86-84D 11 at #16 Missouri (1) L 68-87D 15 at St. Joseph’s W 71-63D 16 at #10 Cheyney L 70-81D 21 Ohio St. W 78-62D 28 vs. New Orleans (2) W 86-69D 29 vs. Villanova (2) W 72-43D 30 vs. Northwestern (2) L 75-84J 5 Fairfield W 80-57J 8 Connecticut W 98-58J 11 at Syracuse W 86-69J 14 East Tennessee (3) W 96-56J 15 Temple (3) W 100-86J 18 at South Carolina L 63-66J 22 Boston University W 97-74J 24 at Seton Hall W 78-64J 30 #8 Tennessee L 60-75F 2 at West Virginia W 117-48F 4 vs. UC-Irvine (4) W 90-65F 6 at #18 UCLA (4) W 79-70F 12 at Pittsburgh L 69-86F 16 #5 Cheyney W 73-66F 19 at #13 Rutgers W 92-91F 28 Montclair St. W 80-71M 4 vs. Massachusetts (5) W 92-53M 5 vs. West Virginia (5) W 73-55M 6 at #13 Rutgers (5) W 77-74M 17 at N.C. State (6) W 94-80M 24 #5 Cheyney (7) W 73-72M 26 #4 Old Dominion (7) L 60-74

(1) Mid-America Classic, Columbia, Mo.(2) LaSalle Invitational, Philadelphia, Pa.(3) Coca-Cola Lady Lion Classic, University Park, Pa.(4) Miller-High Life Classic, Los Angeles, Calif.(5) Atlantic 10 Tournament, Piscataway, N.J.(6) NCAA Tournament First Round, Raleigh, N.C.(7) NCAA Tourn. East Regional, University Park, Pa.

1983-8419-12

6-2 ATLAnTic 10 (T-2nd)Head Coach: Rene Portland

ATLAnTic 10 ToURnAmEnT chAmpionSN 17 vs. Montana (1) W 73-65N 18 vs. UTEP (1) W 97-67N 30 Temple* W 93-60D 2 vs. VCU (2) W 95-46D 3 at Virginia (2) L 69-88D 6 Duquesne (3) W 102-60D 11 at Geo. Washington* W 87-60D 14 at #20 Cheyney L 75-96D 29 at #1 USC (4) L 66-79D 30 vs. #5 Maryland (4) L 73-83J 2 vs. Florida St. (5) W 96-68J 3 vs. N.E. Louisiana (5) L 81-98J 5 vs. Stanford (5) W 73-63J 8 at Massachusetts* L 63-67J 9 at Rhode Island* W 80-56J 18 Syracuse W 93-55J 20 West Virginia (6) W 78-68J 21 #1 La. Tech (6) L 61-86J 24 Seton Hall W 85-68J 29 at #9 Tennessee L 65-68F 2 at West Virginia* L 70-75F 4 at St. Joseph’s* W 86-67F 8 Pittsburgh W 93-56F 14 #14 Cheyney L 82-88F 18 Rutgers* W 71-65F 24 at Villanova L 80-85F 28 West Virginia* W 96-59M 2 St. Joseph’s (7) W 87-70M 3 West Virginia (7) W 81-62M 4 Rhode Island (7) W 99-64M 15 at #4 Old Dominion (8) L 65-87

(1) Wyoming Dial Classic, Laramie, Wyo.(2) Virginia Cavalier Classic, Charlottesville, Va.(3) at Hershey, Pa.(4) Winston Tire Classic, Los Angeles, Calif.(5) Lady Hurricane Classic, Miami, Fla.(6) Coca-Cola Lady Lion Classic, University Park, Pa.(7) Atlantic 10 Tournament, University Park, Pa.(8) NCAA Tournament First Round, Norfolk, Va.



28-57-1 ATLAnTic 10 (T-1ST)

Head Coach: Rene PortlandAtLAntiC 10 CHAMPions

AtLAntiC 10 touRnAMent CHAMPionsN 20 at Syracuse W 92-75D 2 at #12 Ohio St. L 59-66D 3 at Duquesne* W 73-36D 5 Geo. Washington* W 98-56D 8 vs. New Hampshire (1) W 98-57D 9 at Providence (1) W 110-63D 12 Cheyney W 94-64D 15 Rhode Island* W 93-55D 29 Boston College W 85-43J 2 Iowa W 87-47J 4 vs. Oregon St. (2) W 98-56J 5 at UNLV (2) W 71-67J 7 at #7 La. Tech L 83-97J 14 at Temple* W 78-72J 15 at St. Joseph’s* L 63-71J 19 Cleveland St. W 107-52J 21 Massachusetts* W 90-37J 23 Maryland W 94-60J 27 Tennessee W 79-74F 2 West Virginia* W 84-73F 4 at Pittsburgh W 81-73F 10 at Rutgers* W 78-71F 11 at Seton Hall W 107-52F 16 at West Virginia W 95-74F 19 Delaware St. W 110-48F 22 vs. Yale (3) W 97-47F 23 vs. Louisville (3) W 105-69F 24 vs. #5 La. Tech (3) L 69-88M 1 vs. Rhode Island (4) W 102-50M 2 vs. West Virginia (4) W 94-69M 3 vs. Temple (4) W 96-59M 17 North Carolina (5) W 98-79M 21 vs. #7 Ohio St. (6) L 78-81

(1) Providence Invitational, Providence R.I.(2) UNLV Budweiser Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev.(3) Northern Lights Classic, Anchorage, Alaska(4) Atlantic 10 Tournament, Philadelphia, Pa.(5) NCAA Tourn. First Round, University Park, Pa.(6) NCAA Tournament East Regional, Norfolk, Va.

1985-8624-8

12-4 ATLAnTic 10 (T-2nd)Head Coach: Rene Portland

AtLAntiC 10 touRnAMent CHAMPionsN 22 Providence (1) W 82-68N 23 W. Michigan (1) W 83-53D 1 #16 Ohio St. W 59-55D 8 at #14 Iowa L 63-65D 11 Syracuse W 82-79D 29 vs. #7 NE Louisiana (2) L 69-76D 30 vs. West Virginia (2) W 70-47D 31 vs. Rutgers (2) L 65-73J 3 at Rhode Island* W 74-64J 4 at Massachusetts* W 69-66J 9 at Maryland W 58-53J 11 at St. Joseph’s* W 75-63J 12 at Temple* W 70-68J 14 Duquesne* W 90-47J 18 #13 Rutgers* L 76-82J 20 Massachusetts* W 86-62J 23 West Virginia* W 66-65J 25 Rhode Island* W 86-51F 2 at Geo. Washington* W 82-68F 5 Pittsburgh W 90-51F 8 at West Virginia* L 71-72F 12 #3 Louisiana Tech W 72-68F 15 at #9 Rutgers* L 75-76F 20 at Duquesne* W 76-68F 22 St. Joseph’s* L 62-65F 24 Temple* W 81-55M 1 Geo. Washington* W 84-53M 6 vs. Massachusetts (3) W 88-43M 7 vs. St. Joseph’s (3) W 80-60M 8 vs. #8 Rutgers (3) W 84-69M 14 N.C. State (4) W 63-59M 20 vs. #10 Rutgers (5) L 72-85 (1) Lady Lion Classic, University Park, Pa.(2) Orange Bowl Invite, Miami, Fla.(3) Atlantic 10 Tournament, Morgantown, W.Va.(4) NCAA Second Round, University Park, Pa.(5) NCAA East Regional, Philadelphia, Pa.

1986-8723-7

16-2 ATLAnTic 10 (2nd)Head Coach: Rene Portland

D 2 Ohio University W 92-63D 5 vs. Washington (1) W 70-68D 6 at Illinois (1) L 70-88D 9 at Syracuse W 61-58D 13 at Duquesne* W 96-76D 29 vs. #14 Iowa (2) W 78-74D 30 at #15 N.C. State (2) W 75-73J 3 Rhode Island* W 86-52J 5 Massachusetts* W 89-63J 8 at West Virginia* W 89-72J 11 at W. Kentucky L 69-75J 14 Maryland W 73-72J 17 St. Bonaventure* W 96-71J 22 at Geo. Washington* W 80-62J 24 at Temple* L 59-64J 29 at #4 Rutgers* L 71-86J 31 at St. Joseph’s* W 71-60F 2 at #8 La. Tech L 58-75F 5 Duquesne* W 99-64F 7 West Virginia* W 84-55F 14 at St. Bonaventure* W 86-66F 16 #2 Rutgers* W 75-70F 19 St. Joseph’s* W 78-54F 21 Geo. Washington* W 66-48F 23 Temple* W 91-74F 26 at Massachusetts* W 74-60F 28 at Rhode Island* W 99-59M 4 vs. West Virginia (3) W 83-74M 6 vs. #8 St. Joseph’s (3) L 55-70M 13 at Mississippi (4) L 75-80 (1) Illini Classic, Champaign, Ill.(2) WRAL Classic, Raleigh, N.C.(3) Atlantic 10 Tournament, Piscataway, N.J.(4) NCAA Second Round, Oxford, Miss.

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20-1311-7 ATLAnTic 10 (4Th)

Head Coach: Rene PortlandN 27 vs. Oklahoma (1) W 86-63N 28 at Hawaii (1) W 81-64N 29 vs. #2 Texas (1) L 70-91D 5 at Pittsburgh W 73-71D 8 Syracuse W 87-70D 11 #6 Virginia L 54-59D 19 Texas Tech W 85-80J 3 #13 W. Kentucky W 74-63J 5 St. Joseph’s* L 52-67J 7 at Massachusetts* W 75-67J 9 at Rhode Island* L 57-61J 14 Temple* W 60-58J 16 Geo. Washington* L/OT 78-80J 18 at #10 Rutgers* L 76-79J 23 at St. Bonaventure* W 89-45J 28 at Duquesne* W 108-63J 30 at West Virginia* L 50-66F 4 at St. Joseph’s* L 60-62F 8 West Virginia* W 82-65F 12 #2 Louisiana Tech W 66-62F 13 Massachusetts* W 88-62F 15 Rhode Island* W 84-48F 18 at Temple* L 70-75F 20 at Geo. Washington* W 72-61F 24 at #14 Maryland L 94-97F 26 at #20 James Madison L/OT 74-77F 28 St. Bonaventure* W 89-57M 3 Duquesne* W 87-55M 5 Rutgers* W 81-69M 9 West Virginia (2) W 84-49M 11 at #9 Rutgers (3) L 75-93M 16 at #20 La Salle (4) W 86-85M 20 at #3 Auburn (5) L 66-94 (1) Rainbow Wahine Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii(2) Atlantic 10 Tournament, University Park, Pa.(3) Atlantic 10 Tournament, Piscataway, N.J.(4) NCAA First Round, Philadelphia, Pa.(5) NCAA Second Round, Auburn, Ala.

1988-8914-14

12-6 ATLAnTic 10 (T-4Th)Head Coach: Rene Portland

N 30 Pittsburgh L 70-74D 2 vs. Oklahoma (1) L 81-92D 3 vs. Prairie View A&M (1) W 87-64D 6 at Syracuse L/OT 76-82D 10 at St. Bonaventure* W 103-60D 21 #12 Purdue L 61-85D 30 Illinois W 81-75J 3 at West Virginia* L/OT 76-81J 5 at #13 Virginia L 76-85J 7 at St. Joseph’s* L 69-83J 10 #8 Maryland L 53-87J 12 Massachusetts* W 79-50J 14 Rhode Island* W 92-48J 18 St. Joseph’s* L 62-66J 21 at Geo. Washington* W 75-74J 26 at Temple* L 74-79J 28 St. Bonaventure* W 104-64F 2 West Virginia* W 70-61F 4 Duquesne* W 82-52F 6 James Madison L/OT 78-86F 11 Rutgers* L 72-88F 16 at Massachusetts* W 79-54F 18 at Rhode Island* W 88-68F 23 Temple* W 73-63F 25 Geo. Washington* W 66-44F 27 at Duquesne* W 78-66M 4 at Rutgers* L 73-79M 8 West Virginia (2) L 64-76 (1) Red Raider Classic, Lubbock, Texas(2) Atlantic 10 Tournament, University Park, Pa.

1989-9025-7

15-3 ATLAnTic 10 (3Rd)Head Coach: Rene Portland

AtLAntiC 10 touRnAMent CHAMPionsN 25 vs. Connecticut (1) L/OT 84-93N 26 vs. Howard (1) W 107-69N 29 Syracuse W 83-68D 3 at #8 Purdue L 71-80D 6 at Pittsburgh W 98-53D 9 at St. Bonaventure* W 106-86D 17 American W 93-55D 30 at Ohio St. W 93-78J 4 at Duquesne* W 94-54J 6 #12 Virginia W 90-77J 8 Temple* W 86-79J 12 Geo. Washington* W 96-52J 15 Rhode Island* W 92-51J 20 St. Bonaventure* W 103-57J 23 at #23 Maryland L 60-85J 27 at West Virginia* W 73-71J 29 Duquesne* W 115-67F 2 Massachusetts* W 91-58F 3 West Virginia* W 96-64F 8 at Temple* L 64-70F 10 at #21 St. Joseph’s* L 61-73F 15 at Massachusetts* W 72-53F 17 at Rhode Island* W 83-52F 19 Rutgers* W 82-80F 24 #21 St. Joseph’s* W 90-88M 1 at Geo. Washington* W 75-66M 3 at Rutgers* L 66-73M 7 Geo. Washington (2) W 77-63M 9 Rutgers (2) W 75-74M 10 #23 St. Joseph’s (2) W 84-60M 15 at Florida St. (3) W 83-73M 18 at #12 Virginia (4) L 64-85

(1) Hawkeye Classic, Iowa City, Iowa(2) Atlantic 10 Tournament, University Park, Pa.(3) NCAA First Round, Tallahassee, Fla.(4) NCAA Second Round, Charlottesville, Va.


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1990-9129-2

17-1 ATLAnTic 10 (1ST)Head Coach: Rene Portland

AtLAntiC 10 CHAMPionsAtLAntiC 10 touRnAMent CHAMPions

no. 1 in tHe PoLLsN 27 at Syracuse W 98-64D 1 #11 Iowa W 82-62D 3 St. Bonaventure* W 87-68D 6 Pittsburgh W 88-57D 8 Ohio St. W 118-64D 20 vs. Fresno St. (1) W 90-67D 21 at California (1) W 91-77D 30 at American W 93-56J 3 at #1 Virginia W 73-71J 7 at Duquesne* W 93-52J 9 Temple* W 93-55J 12 at #10 Rutgers* L 70-84J 17 at Massachusetts* W 95-27J 19 at Rhode Island* W 93-47J 24 Duquesne* W 95-42J 26 West Virginia* W 106-60J 29 at #24 Maryland W 75-70F 2 at St. Bonaventure* W 102-73F 5 #9 Rutgers* W 78-72F 7 Geo. Washington* W 80-69F 9 St. Joseph’s* W 70-64F 11 at Temple* W 86-60F 14 Rhode Island* W 98-33F 16 Massachusetts* W 94-45F 23 at West Virginia* W 77-60F 28 at Geo. Washington* W 77-62M 2 at St. Joseph’s* W 75-40M 6 Rhode Island (2) W 88-48M 8 West Virginia (3) W 109-66M 9 at St. Joseph’s (3) W 78-63M 16 James Madison (4) L 71-73 (1) Golden Bear Classic, Berkeley, Calif.(2) Atlantic 10 Tournament, University Park, Pa.(3) Atlantic 10 Tournament, Philadelphia, Pa.(4) NCAA Second Round, University Park, Pa.

1991-9224-7

Head Coach: Rene PortlandN 22 at Notre Dame W 86-70N 25 at #17 Purdue L 55-58N 29 vs. Delaware (1) W 97-53N 30 at St. Joseph’s (1) W 91-66D 2 Syracuse W 98-66D 5 #9 Maryland L 58-85D 7 vs. Louisville (2) W 84-75D 8 at #22 Ohio St. (2) W 79-73D 20 Michigan St. W 82-55D 28 at #3 Tennessee L 81-82J 3 at #8 Iowa L 53-61J 5 at Illinois W 86-60J 9 at Temple W 92-76J 12 at Minnesota W 75-64J 17 DePaul W 66-49J 19 Illinois W 89-45J 21 Niagara W 116-48J 26 Ohio St. W 92-63J 30 at Texas L/OT 73-76F 2 Wisconsin W 86-75F 8 at Rutgers L 55-56F 11 Temple W 81-37F 15 St. Joseph’s W 78-57F 18 at #10 Vanderbilt W 72-60F 25 at Holy Cross W 71-59F 28 vs. Sacramento St. (3) W 63-60F 29 vs. New Orleans (3) W 72-64M 1 vs. UMKC (3) W 83-62M 8 at Michigan W 88-47M 21 DePaul (4) W 77-54M 26 vs. #5 Mississippi (5) L 72-75 (1) Texaco-Hawk Classic, Philadelphia, Pa.(2) Buckeye Classic, Columbus, Ohio(3) Northern Lights Invitational, Anchorage, Alaska(4) NCAA Second Round, University Park, Pa.(5) NCAA Midwest Regional, Boulder, Colo.

1992-9322-6

14-4 Big TEn (3Rd)Head Coach: Rene Portland

D 1 #10 Texas W 85-76D 5 Rutgers W 79-66D 7 at Pittsburgh W 82-69D 9 at Syracuse W 67-43D 22 at Temple W 108-48D 30 at #18 DePaul W 85-78J 2 #15 Nebraska W 102-66J 7 Illinois* W 101-71J 10 Northwestern* W 75-63J 15 at Indiana* L 65-71J 17 at #12 Purdue* W 73-59J 19 Notre Dame W 87-66J 24 Michigan* W 81-61J 27 #4 Ohio St.* W 97-80J 31 at Wisconsin* W 90-73F 5 at Minnesota* W 77-62F 7 at #3 Iowa* L 59-84F 12 Purdue* W 98-69F 14 Indiana* W 94-69F 16 #2 Vanderbilt L 57-66F 21 at Michigan St.* W 87-54F 24 at #7 Ohio St.* L 71-73F 28 Wisconsin* W 95-66M 5 #2 Iowa* W 70-64M 7 Minnesota* W 99-78M 11 at Illinois* W 78-62M 13 at Northwestern* L 84-99M 20 Georgetown (1) L 67-68

(1) NCAA Second Round, University Park, Pa.

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28-316-2 Big TEn (T-1ST)

Head Coach: Rene PortlandBig ten CHAMPions

N 30 Syracuse W 90-53D 3 Providence W 87-67D 11 at Rutgers W 84-75D 19 Pittsburgh W 94-65D 21 at Niagara W 83-56D 29 vs. Morgan St. (1) W 118-31D 30 vs. Clemson (1) W 85-75J 2 at St. Joseph’s W 77-48J 6 at #18 Northwestern* W 80-63J 9 at Illinois* W 86-57J 14 Indiana* W 94-66J 16 #13 Purdue* W 62-56J 23 at Michigan* W 97-53J 25 at #17 Ohio St.* W 74-66J 27 at #9 Vanderbilt W 66-51J 30 Wisconsin* W 73-53F 4 Minnesota* W 87-77F 6 #8 Iowa* W 63-61F 11 at #11 Purdue* L 54-57F 13 at Indiana* W 70-65F 20 Michigan St.* W 98-71F 23 at Wisconsin* W 88-59F 25 Ohio St.* W 96-74M 4 at #14 Iowa* L 68-78M 6 at Minnesota* W/OT 92-85M 10 Illinois* W 91-68M 12 Northwestern* W 98-71M 16 Fordham (2) W 94-41M 19 #15 Kansas (2) W 85-68M 24 vs. #14 Seton Hall (3) W 64-60M 26 vs. #16 Alabama (3) L 82-96 (1) Take it to Court Shootout, Hilton Head, S.C.(2) NCAA First & Second Rounds, University Park, Pa.(3) NCAA Midwest Regional, Austin, Texas

1994-9526-5

13-3 Big TEn (T-1ST)Head Coach: Rene Portland

Big ten CHAMPionsBig ten touRnAMent CHAMPions

N 27 Rutgers W 100-58N 29 #9 Vanderbilt W 86-65D 2 at Providence W 73-69D 4 at Pittsburgh W 66-55D 9 at Richmond (1) W 94-55D 10 vs. #1 Tennessee (1) L 74-78D 18 St. Francis (Pa.) W 91-35D 21 vs. Houston (2) W 105-58D 22 vs. #19 Geo. Wash. (2) W 90-85D 28 at Ohio St.* L 63-78D 30 Michigan St.* W 99-70J 6 at Minnesota* L 56-71J 13 Northwestern* W 81-72J 15 Michigan* W 92-44J 17 at #16 Geo. Wash. W 75-64J 21 #19 Purdue* W 78-64J 27 at Illinois* W 75-63J 29 Wisconsin* W 58-55F 3 at Indiana* W 74-71F 5 at #19 Purdue* L 43-57F 10 at Michigan* W 82-65F 12 at Northwestern* W 86-62F 17 Iowa* W 73-62F 19 Minnesota* W 87-73F 24 at Michigan St.* W 73-64F 26 Ohio St.* W 83-70M 4 vs. Iowa (3) W 69-62M 5 vs. Indiana (3) W 72-64M 6 vs. Ohio St. (3) W 68-63M 17 Jackson St. (4) W 75-62M 19 #24 N.C. State (4) L 74-76 (1) Central Fidelity Invite, Richmond, Va.(2) Showboat Shootout, Las Vegas, Nev.(3) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.(4) NCAA First & Second Rounds, University Park, Pa.

1995-9627-7

13-3 Big TEn (2nd)Head Coach: Rene Portland

Big ten touRnAMent CHAMPionsN 25 at Rutgers L 67-69N 27 at St. Francis (Pa.) W 92-82D 1 vs. Notre Dame (1) W 86-77D 2 vs. #8 Colorado (1) W 76-57D 3 vs. #3 Tennessee (1) L 67-79D 6 Pittsburgh W 77-56D 8 vs. Bowling Green (2) W 88-75D 9 at Maryland (2) W 83-66D 16 vs. #21 Kansas (3) W 75-72D 18 Washington W 84-66D 22 at Seton Hall W 59-53D 28 Ohio St.* W 76-72D 30 at Michigan St.* W 76-59J 5 Minnesota* W 75-57J 12 at #21 Northwestern* L 69-77J 14 at Michigan* W 79-64J 18 at #21 Purdue* W/OT 68-66J 20 #4 Georgia L 78-79J 26 Illinois* W 105-79J 28 at #13 Wisconsin* L 69-87F 2 Indiana* W 76-61F 4 #22 Purdue* W 76-60F 9 Michigan* W 83-63F 11 Northwestern* W 78-62F 16 at #7 Iowa* L 69-81F 18 at Minnesota* W 74-53F 23 Michigan St.* W 78-57F 25 at Ohio St.* W 72-69M 2 vs. Northwestern (4) W 85-70M 3 vs. Ohio St. (4) W 84-70M 4 vs. #14 Purdue (4) W 71-69M 16 Youngstown St. (5) W 94-71M 18 Kent St. (5) W 86-59M 23 vs. #19 Auburn (6) L 69-75

(1) Kona WBB Classic, Kailau-Kona, Hawaii(2) Dial Soap Classic, College Park, Md.(3) at Kansas City, Mo.(4) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.(5) NCAA First & Second Rounds, University Park, Pa.(6) NCAA West Regional, Seattle, Wash.



15-128-8 Big TEn (T-6Th)

Head Coach: Rene PortlandN 22 Maryland W 67-65N 24 Rutgers W 66-48N 26 Seton Hall W 76-62N 30 at Washington W/OT 85-82D 7 Geo. Washington W 75-61D 15 at Pittsburgh W 66-44D 18 vs. Furman (1) W 88-42D 19 vs. #7 Alabama (1) L 47-68D 20 vs. Louisville (1) L 58-68D 27 at #12 Wisconsin* L 77-83D 30 at Michigan St.* L 75-99J 5 at #5 Georgia L 56-62J 10 at Indiana* W 93-90J 17 Illinois* L 74-85J 19 at Purdue* L 49-64J 21 at Iowa* W 61-60J 24 Minnesota* W 83-62J 26 at Ohio St.* W 83-66J 31 Northwestern* L 65-68F 2 at #25 Illinois* L 79-94F 7 Michigan* W 82-73F 9 Indiana* W 82-66F 14 at Michigan* L 59-98F 16 Iowa* L 63-66F 21 #19 Michigan St.* W 69-65F 23 Wisconsin* W 90-62F 28 vs. Ohio St. (2) L 79-80 (1) Cell. One Holidays Beach Cl., Myrtle Beach, S.C.(2) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.

1997-9821-13

8-8 Big TEn (7Th)Head Coach: Rene Portland

Wnit CHAMPionsN 19 at Rutgers W 53-43N 23 Temple W 89-57N 26 #26 Kansas L 53-61N 29 vs. Louisville (1) L 58-67N 30 vs. Quinnipiac (1) W 103-75D 4 San Diego St. W 70-56D 7 at Maryland L 53-59D 14 Pittsburgh W 81-64D 21 at Seton Hall W 71-55D 28 #8 Wisconsin* W 86-71D 30 Michigan St.* W 65-60J 2 Iowa* L 69-78J 4 at Michigan* W/OT 85-84J 11 Indiana* W 75-62J 16 at #8 Illinois* L 58-82J 18 #24 Purdue* L 71-88J 21 at #4 La. Tech L 58-88J 23 at Minnesota* W 70-55J 25 Ohio St.* W/OT 82-73J 30 at Northwestern* W 77-70F 1 #8 Illinois* L 69-78F 8 at Indiana* L 55-58F 13 Michigan* L 59-67F 15 at Iowa* L 49-73F 20 at Michigan St.* W 76-60F 22 at #22 Wisconsin* L 75-83F 27 vs. Northwestern (2) W 97-76F 28 vs. #11 Illinois (2) W 74-71M 1 vs. Michigan (2) W/OT 87-81M 2 vs. Purdue (2) L 49-59M 13 Villanova (3) W 68-61M 15 St. Joseph’s (3) W 72-59M 20 Indiana (3) W 70-42M 24 at Baylor (4) W 59-56 (1) Dial Classic, Norfolk, Va.(2) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.(3) WNIT, University Park, Pa.(4) WNIT, Waco, Texas

1998-9922-8


N 18 at Pittsburgh L 46-49N 22 Seton Hall W 81-48N 27 vs. #8 N.C. State (1) W 67-61N 28 at San Diego St. (1) W 76-53D 5 at Richmond (2) W 97-75D 6 vs. #6 Alabama (2) W 77-73D 10 Maryland W 79-44D 13 #10 Old Dominion W 89-77D 21 at Temple W 84-53D 28 Ohio St.* L 54-72J 3 at Minnesota* W 72-53J 5 at #3 Purdue* L 48-53J 9 at Arkansas L 78-82J 11 Michigan St.* W 90-66J 15 Iowa* W 66-60J 17 at Michigan* W 74-66J 22 at Illinois* L 85-94J 24 Indiana* W 95-48J 27 Northwestern* W 93-60J 29 Wisconsin* W 91-61J 31 at Iowa* W 88-64F 5 at Wisconsin* W/OT 73-71F 7 at Northwestern* W 92-63F 12 #2 Purdue* L/OT 74-76F 14 Minnesota* W 88-56F 21 at Ohio St.* W 77-62F 27 vs. Michigan St. (3) W 79-74F 28 vs. Illinois (3) L 75-77M 12 vs. #20 Virginia (4) W 82-69M 14 at #3 La. Tech (4) L 62-79

(1) SDSU Thanksgiving Classic, San Diego, Calif. (2) Wachovia Women’s Invite, Richmond, Va.(3) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.(4) NCAA First & Second Rounds, Ruston, La.

170



30-515-1 Big TEn (1ST)Head Coach: Rene Portland

Big ten CHAMPionsFiRst FinAL FouR APPeARAnCe

N 20 Villanova W 76-54N 23 at Maryland W 91-60N 27 vs. St. Joseph’s (1) W 96-64N 28 at # 25 Duke (1) L 49-63D 2 St. Francis (Pa.) W 101-62D 5 vs. #1 Connecticut (2) L 74-87 D 8 at LaSalle W 78-64D 11 #6 Auburn (3) W 77-65D 19 vs. Clemson (4) W 69-54D 21 Pittsburgh W 79-56D 30 Iowa* W 80-63J 2 Northwestern* W 114-49J 6 at #12 Purdue* W 55-50J 8 Florida W 91-67J 10 at Minnesota* W 82-30J 13 #12 Illinois* W 76-66J 16 at Iowa* W 78-64J 20 Ohio St.* W 73-62J 23 at Michigan St.* L 63-71J 27 Michigan* W 85-71J 30 Wisconsin* W 68-54F 6 at Wisconsin* W 57-52F 13 #15 Purdue* W 78-67F 17 at Indiana* W 74-36F 20 at Northwestern* W 66-34F 24 Minnesota* W 92-43F 27 at Ohio St.* W 56-50M 3 vs. Ohio St. (5) W 64-48M 4 vs. Illinois (5) W 81-74M 5 vs. #20 Purdue (5) L 63-71M 17 Youngstown St. (6) W 83-63M 19 #17 Auburn (6) W 75-69M 25 vs. #10 Iowa St. (7) W 66-65M 27 vs. #3 La. Tech (7) W 86-65M 31 vs. #1 Connecticut (8) L 67-89

(1) Duke’s Ronald McDonald Classic, Durham, N.C. (2) Honda Elite Four Classic, Orlando, Fla.(3) Big Ten/SEC Challenge (4) Convention Center, Myrtle Beach, S.C.(5) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. (6) NCAA First & Second Rounds, University Park, Pa.(7) NCAA Tourn. Midwest Regionals, Kansas City, Mo.(8) NCAA Final Four, Philadelphia, Pa.

2000-0119-10

11-5 Big TEn (4Th)Head Coach: Rene Portland

N 12 vs. #12 Old Dominion (1) W 99-72N 17 at Villanova W 81-70N 20 #3 Duke L 87-88N 24 vs. #13 Texas Tech (2) L 71-79N 25 vs. #9 LSU (2) W 86-52D 3 at Florida L 79-92D 5 Maryland W 95-86D 10 #23 Vanderbilt (3) W 77-76D 16 at Pittsburgh W 84-62D 19 UC-Santa Barbara W 81-68D 21 LaSalle W 84-64D 28 Minnesota* W 91-73D 31 at Ohio St.* W 66-63J 4 Northwestern* W 92-54J 7 at Illinois * L 71-75J 11 at Michigan* L 62-71J 14 Indiana* W 89-68J 21 at Iowa* L 64-79J 25 at Indiana* W 79-70J 28 Michigan St.* W 97-49F 1 Ohio St.* W 69-52F 4 at Northwestern* W 65-62F 8 at Michigan St.* W 64-58F 15 Illinois* W 101-80F 18 at #22 Wisconsin* L 75-86F 22 #5 Purdue* W 75-65F 25 Michigan* L 74-75M 3 vs. Michigan (4) L 60-66M 17 vs. TCU (5) L 75-77

(1) St. Farm Tip-off Classic, Hartford, Conn.(2) Paradise Jam, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands(3) Big Ten/SEC Challenge, University Park, Pa.(4) Big Ten Tournament, Grand Rapids, Mich.(5) NCAA Tournament First Round, Ruston, La.

2001-0223-12


N 16 Villanova L 58-74N 20 at UC-Santa Barbara W 76-73N 23 vs. Fla. Atlantic (1) W 89-66N 24 vs. Oklahoma St. (1) W 73-54N 25 vs. #8 Stanford (1) L 68-90D 2 Fairfield W 88-37D 6 at #23 Old Dominion L/OT 80-84D 8 at Maryland W 67-65D 16 Pittsburgh W 78-63D 18 Clemson L 69-73D 21 at #19 Texas W 67-65D 28 at Minnesota* W 88-83D 30 Ohio St.* L 65-70J 2 at St. Francis (Pa.) W 79-40J 5 at #5 Vanderbilt L 62-77J 7 at Illinois* L 75-81J 10 Indiana* W 62-57J 13 #20 Michigan* W 78-65J 20 at Michigan St.* L 62-66J 24 Northwestern* W 84-49J 27 #8 Wisconsin* W 63-49J 31 at Northwestern* W 77-47F 3 at Ohio St.* W 95-62F 7 at Indiana* W 67-59F 10 Iowa* L 81-96F 14 Michigan St.* W/OT 62-59F 17 Illinois* W 83-78F 21 at #9 Purdue* L 58-64F 24 at Michigan* W 65-47M 1 vs. Ohio St. (2) W 70-55M 3 vs. Wisconsin (2) W 76-62M 4 vs. Indiana (2) L 72-75M 15 Chattanooga (3) W 82-67M 17 #23 FIU (3) W 96-79M 23 vs. #1 Connecticut (4) L 64-82 (1) Rainbow/Wahine Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii(2) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.(3) NCAA First & Second Rounds, University Park, Pa.(4) NCAA Mideast Regional, Milwaukee, Wis.



26-913-3 Big TEn (1ST)Head Coach: Rene Portland

Big ten CHAMPionsN 15 Bucknell (1) W 86-72N 17 Siena (1) W 90-61N 20 #20 Mississippi St. (1) W 82-66N 22 at Fairfield W 96-50N 24 at #3 Kansas St. (1) L 66-88D 4 Maryland W 101-74D 7 at Clemson W 80-66D 10 St. Joseph’s W 82-56D 14 at Pittsburgh L/OT 88-92D 28 vs. Kent St. (2) W 96-68D 30 vs. Nebraska (2) W 83-64J 2 at Wisconsin* W 86-55J 4 at #2 LSU L 63-80J 6 #9 Minnesota* W 83-53J 9 Iowa* W 86-52J 12 at Northwestern* W 79-63J 16 at #8 Purdue* L 66-73J 19 Michigan St.* W 75-70J 21 Old Dominion W 81-74J 23 at #20 Villanova L/OT 66-73J 26 at Michigan* W 72-70J 30 #23 Ohio St.* W 68-53F 2 Indiana* W 69-55F 6 at Illinois* W 82-69F 9 at Michigan St.* W 64-60F 13 #9 Purdue* W 80-68F 16 at Iowa* L 75-80F 20 Michigan* W 75-61F 23 at #16 Minnesota* L 57-73M 2 Wisconsin* W 76-55M 7 vs. Indiana (3) W 67-64M 9 vs. Ohio St. (3) L 61-72M 23 Holy Cross (4) W 64-33M 25 South Carolina (4) W 77-67M 29 at #4 Tennessee (5) L 58-86

(1) Preseason WNIT(2) Surf & Slam Tournament, San Diego, Calif.(3) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.(4) NCAA First & Second Rounds, University Park, Pa.(5) NCAA Tourn. Mideast Regional, Knoxville, Tenn.

2003-0428-6

15-1 Big TEn (1ST)Head Coach: Rene Portland

Big ten CHAMPionsN 21 #12 LSU W 83-46N 25 at Old Dominion L 68-75N 28 vs. #25 Geo. Wash. (1) W 77-51N 29 vs. #9 Kansas St. (1) W 69-56D 3 at Maryland W 82-65D 7 #2 Texas W 79-59D 9 Baylor W 74-63D 14 Pittsburgh W 96-44D 21 #12 Louisiana Tech L 84-87D 30 at #14 North Carolina L 60-73J 2 at #7 Purdue* W 47-42J 4 #22 Michigan St.* W 64-62J 8 Iowa* W 92-64J 11 at Wisconsin* W 60-59J 15 at Michigan* W 68-56J 18 Illinois* W 79-64J 22 #9 Minnesota* W 75-56J 25 at Ohio St.* W 70-64J 29 at St. Joseph’s W 80-44F 1 Northwestern* W 64-51F 5 at Indiana* W 66-49F 8 at #13 Minnesota* L 56-74F 15 Michigan* W 73-44F 19 Wisconsin* W 66-50F 22 at Iowa* W 70-58F 26 at #22 Michigan St.* W 63-51F 29 #4 Purdue* W 69-60M 5 vs. Indiana (2) W 79-66M 7 vs. #24 Michigan St. (2) W 58-54M 8 vs. #6 Purdue (2) L 58-59M 21 vs. Hampton (3) W 79-42M 23 at Virginia Tech (3) W 61-48M 27 vs. Notre Dame (4) W 55-49M 29 vs. #6 Connecticut (4) L 49-66

(1) Junkanoo Jam, Grand Bahama Island, Bahamas(2) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.(3) NCAA First & Second Rounds, Blacksburg, Va. (4) NCAA Tourn. East Regional, Hartford, Conn.

2004-0519-11

13-3 Big TEn (3Rd)Head Coach: Rene Portland

N 14 at #2 Texas (1) L 69-84N 19 at #6 Duke L 58-66N 21 at Villanova L 65-73N 23 Duquesne W 71-55D 2 Geo. Mason W 76-48D 5 #2 North Carolina W 77-71D 9 at Pittsburgh W/OT 84-79D 11 at #6 Baylor L 70-91D 19 Old Dominion W 76-68D 21 at #12 Texas Tech L 65-79D 30 #7 Ohio St.* W 69-62J 2 at Marquette L 51-63J 6 at #18 Iowa* W 77-71J 8 at Wisconsin* W 67-58J 13 Illinois* W 76-41J 16 at Indiana* W 65-44J 20 #23 Purdue* W 77-54J 23 #8 Michigan St.* W 73-56J 27 at Northwestern* L 48-59J 30 #10 Minnesota* W 81-68F 3 at Michigan* W 76-61F 6 at Purdue* L 44-50F 10 Indiana* W 67-45F 13 at Illinois* W 63-56F 17 Wisconsin* W 76-43F 20 Northwestern* W 83-56F 27 at #4 Ohio St.* L 59-68M 4 vs. Iowa (2) W 68-66M 7 vs. #8 Michigan St. (2) L 76-83M 20 vs. Liberty (3) L 70-78

(1) State Farm Tipoff Classic, Austin, Texas(2) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.(3) NCAA Tourn. First Round, College Park, Md.

172



13-166-10 Big TEn (T-7Th)

Head Coach: Rene PortlandN 18 #1 Duke L 67-93N 20 Villanova L 59-62N 22 at Duquesne W 81-62N 29 at Old Dominion L 61-93D 2 Pittsburgh W 69-60D 4 #24 Texas Tech W/2OT 78-72D 6 at Geo. Mason W 68-62D 9 Marquette L 63-73D 18 vs. Mid. Tenn. St. (1) L 65-79D 19 vs. Ala. A&M (1) W 80-58D 22 St. Francis (Pa.) W 89-43D 29 at #7 Ohio St.* L 53-74J 1 Indiana* L 50-54J 5 at #11 Michigan St.* L 53-75J 8 Wisconsin* W 69-54J 12 at Illinois* L 57-66J 19 at #11 Purdue* L 56-70J 22 at Northwestern* W 91-48J 26 Iowa* W 72-61J 29 at #12 Minnesota* L 72-77F 2 Michigan* W 78-52F 5 #8 Purdue* L 61-72F 9 at Indiana* L 43-58F 12 Illinois* W 78-52F 16 at Wisconsin* L 56-66F 23 Northwestern* W 72-64F 26 #6 Ohio St.* L 59-61M 2 vs. Wisconsin (2) W 80-73M 3 vs. #6 Ohio St. (2) L 46-64

(1) Blazer Invitational, Birmingham, Ala.(2) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.

2006-0715-16

7-9 Big TEn (T-5Th)Head Coach: Rene Portland

N 10 at Drexel W 74-56N 12 Syracuse W 71-46N 14 South Carolina W 68-57N 16 Notre Dame W 75-49N 21 at #5 Duke L 42-70N 24 vs. #18 Rutgers (1) L 44-57N 25 vs. W. Kentucky (1) L 64-74N 28 at St. Francis (Pa.) L 69-74D 1 at Pittsburgh L 51-60D 3 Old Dominion W 80-77D 7 Xavier W/OT 73-66D 10 at Mississippi L 48-65D 17 at Georgetown W 52-44D 28 at Illinois* L/OT 65-74D 31 at #13 Purdue* L 44-70J 4 Northwestern* W 85-53J 7 at Michigan* L 41-55J 11 #6 Ohio St.* L 61-63J 14 Michigan* W 65-51J 21 at Minnesota* L 62-75J 25 #21 Michigan St.* W 69-58J 28 Iowa* W 78-71F 1 at #23 Michigan St.* L 49-76F 4 Wisconsin* W 70-61F 11 at Northwestern* L 61-64F 15 Minnesota* W 66-57F 18 at Iowa* L 72-79F 22 at #5 Ohio St.* L 61-78F 25 Indiana* W 78-68M 2 vs. Illinois (2) W 61-49M 4 vs. #5 Ohio St. (2) L/OT 71-73

(1) Paradise Jam, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands(2) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.

2007-0813-18

4-14 Big TEn (10Th)Head Coach: Coquese Washington

N 9 Arizona (1) W 87-78N 10 Charlotte (1) W 73-67N 11 #20 Pittsburgh (1) W 80-74N 15 at Xavier L 68-72N 20 at South Carolina W 70-63N 25 Drexel W 66-60N 29 at Old Dominion L 49-77D 2 #10 Duke (2) W 86-84D 6 at Syracuse L 53-72D 9 Georgetown W 56-47D 13 Mississippi W 84-77D 15 at Bucknell W 64-55D 28 at Iowa * L 58-67J 2 Illinois * W 49-48J 5 at Michigan St. * W 69-57J 10 Northwestern * W 72-53J 13 at Minnesota * L 50-67J 17 Purdue * L 70-79J 20 Michigan * W 68-57J 24 at Wisconsin * L 52-79J 28 at #15 Ohio St. * L 53-89F 3 Wisconsin * L 59-77F 7 at Michigan * L 53-68F 10 Iowa * L 65-73F 14 Minnesota * L 48-56F 17 Michigan St. * L 50-66F 21 at Illinois * L 49-69F 24 at Northwestern * L 58-70F 28 #18 Ohio St. * L 84-87M 2 at Indiana * L 67-79M 6 vs. Michigan (3) L 54-64

(1) WBCA Classic, University Park, Pa.(2) Big Ten/ACC Challenge, University Park, Pa.(3) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.



11-186-12 Big TEn (T-7Th)

Head Coach: Coquese WashingtonN 16 South Carolina W 56-42N 19 Stony Brook W 97-58N 21 Prairie View A&M W 80-49N 24 at Pittsburgh L 59-80N 28 vs. #5 Texas A&M (1) L 57-61N 29 vs. Coppin State (1) W 76-61D 3 at Florida State (2) L 60-73D 6 Dayton L 66-67D 9 Bucknell W 81-44D 14 vs. #1 Connecticut L 63-77D 21 Michigan State * L 60-67D 28 Illinois * W 54-51J 1 at Minnesota * L 55-69J 4 Michigan * W 76-58J 11 Indiana * L 77-84J 15 at Purdue * L 48-59J 18 at Michigan State * L 59-70J 22 Wisconsin * W/OT 58-56J 29 at Indiana * L 55-65F 1 at Iowa * L/3OT 89-97F 5 Minnesota * L 61-63F 9 at Michigan * W 64-56F 12 at Wisconsin * L 52-58F 15 Iowa * L 57-63F 19 Purdue * L 51-69F 22 at Illinois * W 67-56F 26 Northwestern * W 65-50M 1 at #14 Ohio State * L 63-74M 5 vs. Illinois (4) L 49-58

(1) Timeout 4 HIV/AIDS Tournament, Malibu, Calif.(2) Big Ten/ACC Challenge, Tallahassee, Fla.(3) Maggie Dixon Classic, New York, N.Y.(4) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.

2009-1017-14

8-10 Big TEn (T-6Th)Head Coach: Coquese Washington

N 13 at Drexel W 71-61N 15 NJIT W 79-57N 19 at Bucknell W 77-62N 22 at South Carolina L 56-63N 27 vs. Buffalo (1) W 86-65N 28 vs. Holy Cross (1) W 52-48D 2 #23 Georgia Tech (2) L 60-64D 6 at Minnesota * L 48-56D 9 Monmouth W 67-42D 12 #15/15 Pittsburgh W 77-73D 21 Oakland W 69-64D 28 Iowa * W/OT 77-73D 31 at Illinois * L 60-69J 3 at Northwestern * W 88-68J 10 Indiana * W/OT 77-71J 14 at Iowa * W 68-62J 17 #20/23 Michigan St. * W 68-60J 21 at Wisconsin * W 54-43J 24 Illinois * W 70-66J 28 Purdue * L/OT 76-80J 31 at Michigan * L 62-66F 4 at Michigan State * L 44-65F 7 #8/9 Ohio State * L 73-86F 11 Minnesota * L 52-59F 14 at Purdue * L 59-63F 18 Michigan * W/OT 71-65F 25 Wisconsin * L 39-71F 28 at Indiana * L 68-77M 4 vs. Minnesota (3) W 63-52M 5 vs. Iowa (3) L 75-82M 18 Hofstra (4) L 68-76

(1) Dead River Company Classic, Orono, Maine(2) Big Ten/ACC Challenge, University Park, Pa.(3) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.(4) WNIT, University Park, Pa.

2010-1125-10

11-5 Big TEn (2nd)Head Coach: Coquese Washington

N 12 at Dayton W/2OT 112-107N 14 Rider W 95-21N 18 at Oakland W/OT 96-89N 21 South Carolina W 78-48N 25 Utah (1) W 70-58N 26 #23 UW-Green Bay (1) L 74-79N 27 Hartford (1) W 71-65D 2 at Boston College (2) L/OT 104-113D 5 Texas Tech (3) W 76-68D 8 Army W 95-65D 12 Maine W 95-41D 19 Delaware W 64-55D 21 Drexel L 73-84D 28 Bucknell W 96-48D 30 #14/13 Iowa * W 68-59J 2 at Wisconsin * L 62-77J 6 at Northwestern * W 80-68J 13 Minnesota * W 58-54J 16 Illinois * W 83-62J 20 at Purdue * L 69-79J 23 Indiana * W 82-69J 27 at Illinois * W 67-65J 30 #23/24 Ohio State * W 80-71F 3 at Michigan * W 81-63F 6 at #20/22 Iowa * W 82-75F 10 #13/11 Michigan St. * L 49-60F 13 at Indiana * W 80-77F 17 at Ohio State * L 67-89F 24 Purdue * L 49-51F 27 Northwestern * W 66-56M 4 vs. Purdue (4) W 73-61M 5 vs. Illinois (4) W 79-64M 6 vs. Ohio State (4) L 70-84M 19 Dayton (5) W 75-66M 21 #9/12 DePaul (5) L 73-75

(1) Caribbean Challenge, Riviera Maya, Mexico(2) ACC/Big Ten Challenge, Chestnut Hill, Mass.(3) Big Ten/Big 12 Challenge, University Park, Pa.(4) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.(5) NCAA First & Second Rounds, University Park, Pa.

174



26-713-3 Big TEn (1ST)

Head Coach: Coquese WashingtonBig ten CHAMPions

N 11 Washington State (1) W 72-60N 13 Middle Tennessee (1) W 65-49N 17 at Delaware L 71-80N 20 at South Carolina W 55-50N 25 vs. Iowa State (2) W 66-59N 26 at Nevada (2) W 103-65N 30 #14/13 North Carolina (3) W 103-84D 3 at #19/25 Texas Tech L 66-70D 6 Virginia Tech W 66-28D 11 UMES W 76-51D 18 Wagner W 103-42D 21 at Bucknell W 78-54D 30 #23/RV Nebraska * L 63-71J 2 at Wisconsin * W 82-49 J 7 Michigan State * L 65-75J 12 Michigan * W 78-63J 15 at #15/23 Nebraska * W 93-73J 19 at Illinois * W 71-65J 22 Iowa * W 68-52J 26 at Michigan * W 77-56J 29 at Michigan State * L 77-83F 2 Indiana * W 76-44F 5 at Minnesota * W 68-65F 9 Wisconsin * W 69-54F 12 at Northwestern * W 77-63F 16 at #17/19 Purdue * W 74-63F 20 #8/11 Ohio State * W 84-66F 26 Minnesota * W 74-51M 2 vs. Minnesota (4) W 78-74M 3 vs. #21/25 Purdue (4) L 66-68M 18 vs. UTEP (5) W 85-77M 20 vs. LSU (5) W 90-80M 25 vs. #3/3 Connecticut (6) L 59-77

(1) Lady Lion Classic, University Park, Pa.(2) John Ascuaga’s Nugget Classic, Reno, Nev.(3) Big Ten/ACC Challenge, University Park, Pa.(4) Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind.(5) NCAA First & Second Rounds, Baton Rouge, La.(6) NCAA Regional, Kingston, R.I.

2012-1326-6

14-2 Big TEn (1ST)Head Coach: Coquese Washington

Big ten CHAMPionsN 11 Howard W 72-61N 14 at #16/13 Texas A&M W 63-58N 18 Lafayette W 75-34N 23 vs. Detroit (1) W 80-72N 24 at CS-Northridge (1) W 85-73N 29 at Miami (Fla.) (2) L 65-69D 2 Fairleigh Dickinson W 101-44D 6 at #2/2 Connecticut L 52-67D 9 Georgetown W 97-74D 12 at Virginia Tech W 60-41D 16 South Dakota State W 60-50D 23 NJIT W 82-37J 3 Northwestern * W 73-69J 6 at Michigan State * W 76-55J 13 #RV/23 Nebraska * W 80-58J 17 Wisconsin * W 84-40J 21 at #23/RV Michigan * W 59-49J 24 Minnesota * W 64-59J 27 at Ohio State * W 71-56J 31 at Wisconsin * L 61-63F 4 #13/11 Purdue * W 69-61F 7 at Indiana * W 76-54F 10 Michigan State * W 71-56F 14 at Iowa * W 81-69F 20 Illinois * W 95-62F 24 Michigan * W 68-57F 28 at Minnesota * L 81-89M 3 at #20/25 Nebraska * W 82-67M 8 vs. Ohio State (3) W 76-66M 9 vs. Michigan State (3) L 46-54M 24 vs. Cal Poly (4) W 85-55M 26 at LSU (4) L 66-71

(1) Radisson Thanksgiving Tourn., Northridge, Calif.(2) ACC/Big Ten Challenge, Coral Gables, Fla.(3) Big Ten Tournament, Hoffman Estates, Ill.(4) NCAA First & Second Rounds, Baton Rouge, La.

Penn state is... 37-12 in season openers since 1965 41-8 in home openers (overall) since 1965 14-3 in home openers (at the BJC) since

1997 * 12-9 in Big Ten season openers since 1993 # 15-6 in Big Ten home openers since 1993 # 12-9 in Big Ten road openers since 1993 # 857-386 in school history 231-115 in Big Ten Conference games $ 201-49 all-time at the Bryce Jordan Center

* - Penn State played its first game in the Bryce Jordan Center in Jan. 1996. This record reflects full seasons, beginning with the 1996-97 season.# - Penn State began conference play in the Big Ten in the 1992-93 season.$ - does not include non-conference games vs. Big Ten opponents or postseason games.

Psu vs. the ConFerenCes

America East .......4-0American .........44-35Atlantic 10 .......114-13ACC .................84-41Atlantic Sun ..........1-0Big 12 ...............63-39Big East ........... 30-10Big Sky ................2-0Big South ............. 0-1Big West ..............6-0Colonial ............ 10-18Conference USA ...15-15Horizon ................5-0Ivy ........................1-0MAAC ................ 11-0MAC .....................5-0

Mid-Eastern .......13-4Missouri Valley ..... 1-1Mountain West ..... 7-0Northeast ............. 8-1Ohio Valley...........1-0Pac-12 ................13-6Patriot ................ 24-1SEC ................. 21-27Southern ..............2-0Southland ............3-0SWAC ..................4-0Summit ................4-0Sun Belt ............... 1-2West Coast ..........0-0Western Athletic ...0-0


LAdY LionS ThRoUgh ThE YEARS1965

The Lady Lions and head coach Marie Litner play their first-ever game on Feb. 4, 1965 and post a 39-33 win over Bloomsburg. Penn State would win its first three games before dropping the season finale to Gettysburg to finish its inaugural season 3-1.

1968Penn State expands its schedule to six games and starts the season off in style with a 72-17 win over the Polyclinic School of Nursing.

1971Under new head coach Mary Ann Domitrovitz, the Lady Lions started strong winning their first five games. Domitrovitz’s team picked up a 38-36 win over Wilson in the season opener on Jan. 28 for her first victory.

1974The 1974 season was a keynote season in Lady Lion Basketball history as it was the first of 28 consecutive non-losing seasons. Penn State opened the season with a 77-47 victory over Gettysburg.

1974-75Pat Meiser became the third head coach in Lady Lion history. After losing the first two games, PSU went on to win eight of the next 10 games en route to its first ever postseason appearance.

1975-76Penn State opened the season in style with a 65-46 victory over Slippery Rock. The Lady Lions played their first-ever game at Rec Hall on March 24 when they hosted the AIAW Tournament for the first time in school history.

1977-78Penn State recorded its first 20-win season with a 21-5 mark. The Lady Lions earned 12 consecutive wins between Jan. 24 and Feb. 28, which is tied for the third-longest undefeated string in school history. PSU finished #17 in the AP Poll.

1978-79The Lady Lions began the season with a 6-0 record, including key wins against #12 Queens, #17 Mississippi and #19 Montclair. A 68-56 victory over Pittsburgh on Jan. 27 marked the 100th win in Lady Lion Basketball history. Penn State finished the season ranked 13th in the AP Poll. Lady Lion head coach Pat Meiser a was nominee for National Coach of the Year.

1979-80With 10 games against ranked opponents, the Lady Lions posted their third-straight 20-win campaign.

1980-81The Rene Portland Era began in 1980 as she became the fourth coach in Lady Lion history. Her first victory came in the season opener on Dec. 2 against Howard, 82-44. The Lady Lions won 10 in a row in the middle of the season, including a key victory over #8 Cheyney, 80-77, in February.

1981-82Penn State earned an NCAA Tournament bid for the first time in school history. The Lady Lions hosted and won a first round game against Clemson at the Rec Hall on March 12. Penn State finished the season 10th in the AP Poll.

1982-83Penn State won the inaugural Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament with a 77-74 decision over Rutgers. The Lady Lions would go on to make their first appearance in the NCAA Elite Eight. Head coach Rene Portland was named the Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year. The Lady Lions finished the season ranked #10 in the AP Poll.

1983-84The Lady Lions defeated Montana, 73-65, in the first game of the season to record the 200th win in school history. After going 6-2 against Atlantic 10 opponents, Penn State defeated Rhode Island to win its second consecutive Atlantic 10 Tournament title. Kahadeejah Herbert set the single-season field goal percentage record, connecting on 76% of her shots.

1984-85Penn State continued its Atlantic 10 Tournament dominance, defeating Temple, 96-59, for its third-straight A-10 tourney crown. The Lady Lions recorded their first undefeated season at home with a 12-0 mark. Kahadeejah Herbert was named Atlantic 10 Player of the Year and Suzie McConnell was named Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year. A dominant year gave the Lady Lions the ninth spot in the final AP Poll.

1985-86Penn State remained the only team to hold up the Atlantic 10 Tournament champions trophy, winning its fourth title in a row. Rene Portland’s squad topped three ranked opponents during the season, including a stunning 72-68 win over #3 Louisiana Tech on Feb. 12 in Happy Valley.

1986-87Penn State won nine of its first 10 games of the season, including back-to-back wins over #14 Iowa and #15 N.C. State. The Lady Lions recorded their second undefeated season at home (12-0). Suzie McConnell broke Annie Troyan’s single game assists record of 19, by dealing 21 helpers against West Virginia on March 4. The Lady Lions finished #15 in the AP Poll.

1987-88Penn State earned its 300th victory on Jan. 7 defeating Massachusetts, 75-67. The Lady Lions toppled No. 2 and eventual national champion Louisiana Tech during the regular-season. Suzie McConnell became the first Lady Lion to earn first team Kodak All-America accolades and was the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award winner.

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Rene Portland earned her 200th Penn State victory on Feb. 25, 1989 in a 66-44 win over George Washington. Susan Robinson was named the Atlantic 10 Freshman of the Year.

1989-90Penn State won its fifth Atlantic 10 Tournament title. The Lady Lions went undefeated at home for the third time with a 15-0 effort at Rec Hall. A 10-game winning streak highlighted the season, including a key victory over #12 Virginia, 90-77.

1990-91On Jan. 3, Penn State shocked #1 Virginia, 73-71, which propelled the Lady Lions into the top spot in the AP Poll. The Lady Lions were the first-ever team from the Northeast to stake claim to the #1 slot in the poll and they went on to finish the season #1. The Lady Lions earned the Atlantic 10 regular-season and tournament titles with a 17-1 mark in A-10 play. The season included a school-record 18-game winning streak. Susan Robinson was named Atlantic 10 Player of the Year and Helen Holloway was named Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Year.

1991-92With a victory over Holy Cross, 71-59, Penn State earned its 400th win in school history. Susan Robinson was named to the Kodak All-America first team and was the Wade Trophy recipient for the National Player of the Year. PSU finished #9 in the AP Poll.

1992-93Penn State played its first season in the Big Ten Conference, finishing third in the standings. The Lady Lions were 9-0 at home against Big Ten opponents. Penn State became just one of five teams in the nation to compete in the NCAA Tournament 11 of 12 years. PSU completed the season in the AP Top 10, finishing #8.

1993-94Penn State won its first Big Ten title with a 16-2 mark against conference foes. The team also recorded its first ever sellout when 7,264 fans at Rec Hall were entertained with a victory over #8 Iowa on Feb. 6. The Lady Lions earned a #1 national ranking for three weeks during the year. The Lady Lions advanced to the NCAA Midwest Regional Final (Elite Eight). Rene Portland was named Big Ten Coach of the Year.

1994-95Penn State claimed a share of the Big Ten regular season crown for second consecutive season The Lady Lions went on to win the Big Ten Tournament with a victory over Ohio State. Head Coach Rene Portland was a finalist for Naismith National Coach of the Year. The Lady Lions finished #7 in the AP Poll.

1995-96The Lady Lions won their second-straight Big Ten Tournament title. The Lady Lions also moved into their current home, the Bryce Jordan Center, on Jan. 20 against #4 Georgia. Penn State advanced to their seventh NCAA Sweet Sixteen in school history. The team earned the #8 spot in the final AP Poll.

1997-98The Lady Lions made their 15th postseason appearance and first-ever Women’s National Invitation Tournament (WNIT) showing. Penn State took home the inaugural WNIT title with a 59-56 victory at Baylor. Penn State advanced to the Big Ten Tournament final for the third time in four years, but came up short with a loss to Purdue.



The Lady Lions returned to their winning ways, earning their 15th NCAA Tournament appearance with a 22-8 record. PSU also went 4-3 against ranked opponents. PSU earned the #18 spot in the final AP Poll.

1999-00Penn State earned its first ever Final Four berth to Philadelphia with a dominating win over #1 seed Louisiana Tech, 86-65. The Lady Lions also won their third Big Ten title with a 15-1 record. Helen Darling claimed Big Ten Player of the Year honors and was a first team Kodak All-American. Rene Portland was named National Coach of the Year by the Women’s Basketball Journal.

2000-01Penn State made its 17th NCAA Tournament appearance. Freshman standout Kelly Mazzante became the first-ever freshman to lead the Big Ten in scoring en route to the Big Ten Freshman of the Year and National Freshman of the Year awards. The Lady Lions earned the #21 spot in the final AP Poll.

2001-02Kelly Mazzante was a first team Kodak All-America selection after breaking several Big Ten and PSU records. Mazzante led the nation in scoring and broke the Big Ten single-season scoring mark with 872 points. She also broke the Penn State single-game scoring record on Dec. 28, netting 49 points against Minnesota. Rene Portland earned her 500th win at PSU with a 95-62 win over Ohio State on Feb. 3.

2002-03

Penn State garnered the Big Ten regular-season title with a 13-3 record in conference action. The Lady Lions also made their 19th NCAA Tournament where they advanced to the Sweet Sixteen before falling to Tennessee. Rene Portland became the seventh coach in NCAA Division I women’s basketball history to record 600 wins. Kelly Mazzante became the first two-time Kodak All-America first team choice in school history. Mazzante also claimed first team AP All-American accolades and became the fastest player in PSU and Big Ten history to reach 2,000 points.

2003-04Penn State won its second consecutive Big Ten regular-season championship and fifth overall with a 15-1 mark. The Lady Lions advanced to the Elite Eight for the fourth time in their 20th NCAA Tournament appearance. Kelly Mazzante became the all-time leading scorer in the Big Ten (male or female), finishing her career with 2,919 points. Mazzante was selected to the Kodak All-America first team for the third time in her career, a feat that only 16 players had accomplished to that point. Tanisha Wright became the first player in conference history to win back-to-back Defensive Player of the Year honors. Head Coach Rene Portland was named WBCA Coach of the Year for the second time in her career. Penn State consistently had four 1,000-point scorers (Mazzante, Wright, Jess Strom, Jess Brungo) on the floor at the same time.

2004-05In Rene Portland’s 25th season, the Lady Lions were perfect at home (12-0) for the second time in three seasons. Tanisha Wright earned her third consecutive Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year award while leading the league in scoring (19.6 ppg). Penn State made its 21st NCAA Tournament appearance. The Lady Lions stunned second-ranked North Carolina during the regular season.

2005-06Penn State’s streak of non-losing seasons came to an end. Adrienne Squire shot 96.3% from the free throw line, which set an NCAA single-season record.

2006-07Rene Portland picked up her 600th Penn State win over Michigan on Jan. 14, becoming just the ninth coach in Division I history to have 600 victories at one institution. Amanda Brown broke the school’s single-season rebounding record with 317 caroms.

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The Coquese Washington era began with three-consecutive wins, including a victory over #20 Pittsburgh, to take home the WBCA Classic title. The Lady Lions became the 10th program in NCAA Division I history to have 750 wins with a 69-57 victory at Michigan State on Jan. 5. The Lady Lions also toppled #10 Duke for the first time in school history with a last-second layup by Janessa Wolff.

2008-09Brianne O’Rourke completed a stellar career as part of the “Point Guard U” tradition. She is the sixth player in school history with 1,000 points and 500 assists. Tyra Grant finished second in the Big Ten in scoring and earned first team All-Big Ten honors. She also became the 14th junior in school history to reach the 1,000 point mark.

2009-10The Lady Lions posted their first winning record in the Coquese Washington era with 17 wins and a berth in the WNIT. Tyra Grant joined an elite group, becoming the fourth player in school history with 2,000 points and finishing her career with 2,044 tallies. Grant also claimed first team All-Big Ten honors for the second time in her career en route to being drafted by the WNBA’s Phoenix Mercury. Alex Bentley garnered third team All-Big Ten accolades and a unanimous berth on the Big Ten All-Freshman team.

2010-11Penn State returned to the national stage with a 25-win season and a berth in the NCAA Tournament. The Lady Lions finished second in the Big Ten with 11 victories in conference play and were the runners-up in the Big Ten Tournament. Head coach Coquese Washington led the Lady Lions to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2003-04. It was the 22nd NCAA Tournament appearance for Penn State. In addition, the Lady Lions became the 13th team in Division I history with 800 wins with an 82-75 win over Iowa Feb. 6. Freshman guard Maggie Lucas paced the Penn State attack from deep with a Big Ten and school record 112 three-pointers. Behind Lucas’ 42.6% three-point shooting percentage, the Lady Lions led NCAA Division I in three-point shooting for the first time in school history. Lucas was tabbed Big Ten Freshman of the Year and Sixth Player of the Year for her efforts. Alex Bentley became the 11th different Lady Lion to earn first team All-Big Ten honors.

2011-12The Lady Lions climbed to the top of the Big Ten standings and claimed their sixth Big Ten regular-season championship and first since 2003-04 with a 13-3 mark in conference play and a 26-7 overall record. Led by All-Americans Alex Bentley and Maggie Lucas, Penn State earned its second consecutive NCAA Tournament berth and advanced to the Sweet Sixteen for the first time since 2004. Bentley earned her second-straight first team All-Big Ten bid and her first career All-Big Ten Defensive Team honor leading the Big Ten in league play with 49 steals. She was also 11th in the conference in scoring (14.1), fourth in assists (4.7) and seventh in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.4). Lucas earned first team All-Big Ten after finishing third in the conference in scoring at a 19.5 per game clip and was just the fourth different Lady Lion to score more than 600 points in a season.

2012-13The Lady Lions claimed their second-straight Big Ten regular-season title with a 26-6 overall record and 14-2 mark in conference play. In addition, Penn State was a perfect 14-0 at the Bryce Jordan, marking the program’s first undefeated home campaign since 2004-05. Maggie Lucas continued to impress, averaging 20.1 points per game en route to Big Ten Player of the Year honors and All-America accolades from the WBCA, USBWA, Associated Press and Full Court. She became the second player in school history (Kelly Mazzante) to have back-to-back seasons with 600 or more points. Alex Bentley closed out a stellar collegiate career by winning the Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award and earning her third consecutive All-Big Ten first team selection and All-America honors from the WBCA and AP. Bentley became just the fourth player in Big Ten history to accumulate 1,500 points, 500 assists and 300 steals. Nikki Greene also capped an outstanding career with third team All-Big Ten accolades and becoming the only player to record 1,000 points, 900 rebounds and 200 blocks. Bentley and Greene were both selected in the WNBA Draft with Bentley going 13th to the Atlanta Dream and Greene going to Phoenix with the 26th selection.

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ALL-TimE REcoRd VERSUS opponEnTS First SeriesOpponent Year Record Last MeetingAmerican 1981 3-0 W 93-56 12/30/90Alabama 1994 1-2 W 77-73 12/6/98Alabama A&M 2005 1-0 W 80-58 12/19/05Alcorn State First MeetingArizona 2007 1-0 W 87-78 1/9/07Arkansas 1999 0-1 L 78-82 1/9/99Army 2010 1-0 W 95-65 12/8/10Auburn 1988 2-2 W 75-69 3/19/00Baylor 1998 2-1 L 71-90 12/11/04Bloomsburg 1965 5-0 W 78-24 2/6/69Boston University 1980 3-1 W 97-74 1/22/83Boston College 1984 1-1 L/OT 104-113 12/2/10Bowling Green 1995 1-0 W 88-75 12/8/95Bucknell 1967 12-0 W 78-54 12/21/11Buffalo 2009 1-0 W 86-65 11/27/09California 1990 1-0 W 91-77 12/21/90 UC-Irvine 1983 1-0 W 90-65 2/4/83 Cal Poly 2013 1-0 W 85-55 3/24/13UC-Santa Barbara 2000 2-0 W 76-73 11/20/01Cal State-Northridge 2012 1-0 W 85-73 11/24/12Charlotte 2007 1-0 W 73-67 11/10/07Chattanooga 2002 1-0 W 82-67 3/15/02Cheyney 1975 6-12 W 94-64 12/12/84Clemson 1982 4-1 W 80-66 12/7/02Cleveland St. 1985 1-0 W 107-52 1/19/85Colorado 1980 2-0 W 76-57 12/2/95Connecticut 1981 3-8 L 52-67 12/6/12Coppin State 2008 1-0 W 76-61 11/29/08Cortland 1976 6-0 W 118-60 1/28/81Dayton 2008 2-1 W 75-66 3/19/11Delaware 1976 6-12 L 71-80 11/17/11Delaware St. 1985 1-0 W 110-48 2/19/85Delta St. 1976 0-1 L 46-88 3/24/76DePaul 1980 4-1 L 73-75 3/21/11Detroit 1981 2-0 W 80-72 11/23/12Dickinson 1969 3-0 W 57-16 3/6/71Drexel 2007 3-1 L 73-84 12/21/10Duke 1999 1-5 W 86-84 12/2/07Duquesne 1983 16-0 W 81-62 11/22/05East Carolina 1978 1-0 W 99-62 1/17/78E. Stroudsburg 1971 5-6 W 90-59 2/7/80E. Tennessee St. 1983 1-0 W 96-56 1/14/83Edinboro 1974 8-6 W 100-40 1/24/81Fairleigh Dickinson 1980 2-0 W 101-444 12/2/12Fairfield 1981 4-0 W 96-50 11/22/02Florida 2000 1-1 L 79-92 12/3/00Florida Atlantic 2001 1-0 W 89-66 11/23/01Fla. International 2002 1-0 W 96-79 3/17/02Florida St. 1982 3-1 L 60-73 12/3/08Fordham 1994 1-0 W 94-41 3/16/94Fresno St. 1990 1-0 W 90-67 12/20/90Furman 1996 1-0 W 88-42 12/18/96

First SeriesOpponent Year Record Last MeetingGeorgetown 1982 4-1 W 97-74 12/9/12George Mason 2004 2-0 W 68-62 12/6/05George Washington 1981 20-1 W 77-51 11/28/03Georgia 1996 0-2 L 56-62 1/5/97Georgia Tech 2009 0-1 L 60-64 12/2/09Gettysburg 1965 7-4 W 75-45 1/23/75Glassboro (Rowan) 1975 0-1 L 66-77 3/6/75Hampton 2004 1-0 W 79-42 3/21/04Hartford 2010 1-0 W 71-65 11/27/10Hawaii 1987 1-0 W 81-64 11/28/87Hofstra 2010 0-1 L 68-76 3/18/10Holy Cross 1992 3-0 W 52-48 11/28/09Houston 1994 1-0 W 105-58 12/21/94Howard 1980 3-0 W 72-61 11/11/12Illinois 1986 29-14 W 95-62 2/20/13Illinois St. 1979 1-1 L 69-74 12/11/81Immaculata 1977 2-1 W 92-54 1/11/79Indiana 1981 28-10 W 76-54 2/7/13Indiana (Pa.) 1976 2-0 W 88-41 2/17/77Iowa 1985 25-17 W 81-69 2/14/13Iowa State 2000 2-0 W 66-59 11/25/11Ithaca 1976 1-0 W 87-37 1/24/76Jackson St. 1995 1-0 W 75-62 3/17/95James Madison 1978 1-3 L 71-73 3/16/91Kansas 1979 2-2 L 53-61 11/26/97Kansas St. 2002 1-1 W 69-56 11/29/03Kent St. 1996 2-0 W 96-68 12/28/02La Salle 1981 5-0 W 84-64 12/21/00Lafayette 2012 1-0 W 75-34 11/18/12Liberty 2005 0-1 L 70-78 3/20/05Lock Haven 1965 7-10 W 94-54 12/9/80LSU 1979 4-3 L 66-71 3/26/13Louisiana Tech 1984 3-7 L 84-87 12/21/03Louisville 1985 2-2 L 58-67 11/29/97Maine 2010 1-0 W 95-41 12/12/10Marquette 2004 0-2 L 63-73 12/9/05Maryland 1977 14-8 W 82-65 12/3/03Md.-Eastern Shore 2011 1-0 W 76-51 12/11/11Massachusetts 1983 15-1 W 94-45 2/16/91McNeese St. 1981 1-0 W 90-73 12/10/81Miami (Fla.) 2012 0-1 L 65-69 11/29/12Michigan 1992 30-9 W 68-57 2/24/13Michigan St. 1981 26-14 L 46-54 3/9/13Middle Tenn. St. 2005 1-1 W 65-49 11/13/11Millersville 1969 10-1 W 100-38 2/15/79Minnesota 1992 26-12 L 81-89 2/28/13Mississippi 1978 2-3 W 84-77 12/13/07Mississippi St. 2002 1-0 W 82-66 11/20/02Missouri 1982 0-1 L 68-87 12/11/82


ALL-TimE REcoRd VERSUS opponEnTS First SeriesOpponent Year Record Last MeetingMonmouth 1982 2-0 W 67-42 12/9/09Morgan St. 1993 1-0 W 118-31 12/29/93Montana 1983 1-0 W 73-65 11/17/83Montclair St. 1977 6-0 W 80-71 2/28/83Nebraska 1993 5-1 W 82-67 3/3/13Nevada 2011 1-0 W 103-65 11/26/11New Hampshire 1984 1-0 W 98-57 12/8/84New Mexico 1980 2-0 W 94-63 1/15/82New Orleans 1982 2-0 W 72-64 2/29/92Niagara 1992 2-0 W 83-56 12/21/93NJIT 2009 2-0 W 82-37 12/23/12North Carolina 1981 3-2 W 103-84 11/30/11N.C. State 1979 4-2 W 67-61 11/27/98NE Louisiana 1984 0-2 L 69-76 12/29/85Northwestern 1979 31-7 W 73-69 1/3/13Notre Dame 1991 5-0 W 75-49 11/16/06Oakland 2009 2-0 W/OT 96-89 11/18/10Ohio State 1976 34-21 W 76-66 3/8/13Ohio University 1986 1-0 W 92-63 12/2/86Oklahoma 1987 1-1 L 81-92 12/2/88Oklahoma St. 2001 1-0 W 73-54 11/24/01Old Dominion 1979 5-7 L 49-77 11/29/07 Oregon St. 1985 1-0 W 98-56 1/4/85Pittsburgh 1974 27-13 W 77-73 12/12/09Poly. School of Nursing 1968 1-0 W 72-17 12/31/68Prairie View A&M 1988 2-0 W 80-49 1/21/08Providence 1984 4-0 W 73-69 12/2/94Purdue 1988 17-26 W 69-61 2/4/13Queens 1977 1-1 W 75-67 12/16/78Quinnipiac 1997 1-0 W 103-75 11/30/97Rider 2010 1-0 W 95-21 11/14/10Rhode Island 1979 17-1 W 88-48 3/6/91Richmond 1994 2-0 W 97-75 12/5/98Rutgers 1977 18-20 L 44-57 11/24/06Sacramento St. 1992 1-0 W 63-60 2/28/92San Diego St. 1997 2-0 W 76-53 11/28/98Siena 2002 1-0 W 90-61 11/17/02Stephen F. Austin 1980 0-1 L 72-91 2/1/80St. Bonaventure 1987 10-0 W 102-73 2/2/91St. Francis (Pa.) 1994 5-1 L 69-74 11/28/06Saint Joseph’s 1979 23-9 W 80-44 1/29/04Seton Hall 1982 9-0 W 81-48 11/22/98Shippensburg 1966 7-5 W 94-45 2/4/78Slippery Rock 1971 7-7 W 89-37 2/20/79South Carolina 1980 6-4 W 55-50 11/20/11South Dakota State 2012 1-0 W 60-50 12/16/12So. Connecticut 1976 2-1 W 89-45 1/4/80Stanford 1984 1-1 L 68-90 11/25/01

First SeriesOpponent Year Record Last MeetingStony Brook 2008 1-0 W 97-58 11/19/08Susquehanna 1965 3-0 W 37-13 2/12/70Syracuse 1979 16-2 L 53-72 12/6/07Temple 1980 20-5 W 84-53 12/21/98Tennessee 1978 1-8 L 58-86 3/29/03Texas 1976 3-7 L 69-84 11/14/04Texas A&M 2008 1-1 W 63-58 11/14/12TCU 2001 0-1 L 75-77 3/17/01Texas Tech 1987 3-3 L 66-70 12/3/11Towson 1975 0-1 L 63-64 3/7/75Tulane 1981 1-0 W 77-72 12/12/81UCLA 1978 1-2 W 79-70 2/6/83UMKC 1992 1-0 W 83-62 3/1/92UNLV 1985 1-0 W 71-67 1/5/85USC 1980 1-3 L 66-79 12/29/83Utah 2010 1-0 W 70-58 11/25/10UTEP 1983 2-0 W 85-77 3/18/12University of D.C. 1981 2-0 W 102-68 3/1/82 Ursinus 1977 2-0 W 71-47 2/11/78Valdosta 1980 0-1 L 94-102 2/2/80Vanderbilt 1992 4-2 L 62-77 1/5/02Villanova 1980 8-5 L 59-62 11/20/05Virginia 1983 3-4 W 82-69 3/12/99VCU 1983 1-0 W 95-46 12/2/83Virginia St. 1981 1-0 W 97-47 2/6/81Virginia Tech 2004 3-0 W 60-41 12/12/12Wagner 2011 1-0 W 103-42 12/18/11Washington 1986 3-0 W/OT 85-82 11/30/96Washington State 2011 1-0 W 72-60 11/11/11West Chester 1978 2-0 W 85-44 12/8/78Western Kentucky 1987 1-2 L 64-74 11/25/06Western Michigan 1985 1-0 W 83-53 11/23/85West Virginia 1976 25-6 W 109-66 3/8/91William Paterson 1975 2-0 W 78-76 3/12/76Wilson 1971 4-0 W 62-32 3/3/73Wisconsin 1992 28-11 L 61-63 1/31/13Wis.-Green Bay 2010 0-1 L 74-79 11/26/10Xavier 2007 1-1 L 68-72 11/15/07Yale 1985 1-0 W 97-47 2/22/85Youngstown St. 1996 2-0 W 83-63 3/17/00

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ALL-TimE SERiES hiSToRYALABAMA (1-2)3/26/94 N L, 82-9612/19/96 N L, 47-6812/6/98 N W, 77-73

ALABAMA A&M (1-0)12/19/05 N W, 80-58

AMERICAN (3-0)12/8/81 H W, 101-4212/17/89 H W, 93-5512/30/90 A W, 93-56

ARIZONA (1-0)11/9/07 H W, 87-78

ARKANSAS (0-1)1/9/98 A L, 78-82

ARMY (1-0)12/8/10 H W, 95-65

AUBURN (2-2)3/20/88 A L, 66-943/23/96 N L, 69-7512/11/99 N W, 77-653/19/00 H W, 75-69

BAYLOR (2-1)3/24/98 A W, 59-5612/9/03 H W, 74-6312/11/04 A L, 70-91

BLOOMSBURG (5-0)2/4/65 H W, 39-332/19/66 A W, 48-442/9/67 H W, 37-262/16/68 A W, 52-162/6/69 H W, 78-24

BOSTON COLLEGE (1-1)12/29/84 H W, 85-4312/2/10 A L/OT, 104-113

BOSTON UNIVERSITY (3-1)2/8/80 H W, 72-632/7/81 H L, 64-6612/2/81 A W, 90-691/22/83 H W, 97-74

BOWLING GREEN (1-0) 12/8/95 N W, 88-75

BUCKNELL (12-0)2/21/67 H W, 38-262/22/68 H W, 54-222/17/72 A W, 55-382/20/73 H W, 33-262/19/74 A W, 49-302/6/75 H W, 79-4411/15/02 H W, 86-7212/15/07 A W, 64-5512/9/08 H W, 81-4411/19/09 A W, 77-6212/28/10 H W, 96-4812/21/11 A W, 78-54

BUFFALO (1-0)11/27/09 N W, 86-65

CALIFORNIA (1-0)12/21/90 A W, 91-77

UC-IRVINE (1-0)2/4/83 N W, 90-65

CAL POLY (1-0)3/24/13 N W, 85-55

UC-SANTA BARBARA (2-0)12/19/00 H W, 81-6811/20/01 A W, 76-73

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE (1-0)11/24/12 A W, 85-73

CHARLOTTE (1-0)11/10/07 H W, 73-67

CHEYNEY (6-12)12/13/75 N L, 47-531/28/76 A L, 67-741/15/77 H W, 71-592/20/78 H W, 84-692/10/79 H L, 52-533/10/79 N L, 59-752/4/80 A L, 45-573/8/80 N L, 56-7712/6/80 N L, 75-882/4/81 H W, 80-773/13/81 N L, 69-822/3/82 A L, 70-7812/16/82 A L, 70-812/16/83 H W, 73-663/24/83 H W, 73-7212/14/83 A L, 75-962/14/84 H L, 82-8812/12/84 H W, 94-64

CLEMSON (4-1)3/12/82 H W, 96-7512/30/93 N W, 85-7512/19/99 N W, 69-5412/18/01 H L, 69-7312/7/02 A W, 80-66

CLEVELAND STATE (1-0)1/19/85 H W, 107-52

COLORADO (2-0)1/12/80 H W, 75-7212/2/95 N W, 76-57

CONNECTICUT (3-8)1/17/81 H W, 73-4612/1/81 A W, 71-661/8/83 H W, 98-5811/25/89 N L/OT, 84-9312/5/99 N L, 74-873/31/00 N L, 67-893/23/02 N L, 64-823/29/04 N L, 49-6612/14/08 N L, 63-773/25/12 N L, 59-7712/6/12 A L, 52-67

COPPIN STATE (1-0)11/29/08 N W, 76-61

CORTLAND (6-0)2/7/76 H W, 83-691/28/77 A W, 93-781/31/78 H W, 89-601/30/79 A W, 77-431/29/80 H W, 90-451/28/81 A W, 118-60

DAYTON (2-1)12/6/08 H L, 66-6711/12/10 A W/2OT, 112-1073/19/11 H W, 75-66

DELAWARE (6-2)3/12/76 N W, 68-563/1/77 H L, 64-662/18/78 A W, 76-652/16/79 H W, 107-572/15/80 A W, 90-7211/29/91 N W, 97-5312/19/10 H W, 64-5511/17/11 A L, 71-80

DELAWARE STATE (1-0)2/19/85 H W, 110-48

DELTA STATE (0-1)3/24/76 H L, 46-88

DEPAUL (4-1)12/7/80 N W, 92-811/17/92 H W, 66-493/21/92 H W, 77-5412/30/92 A W, 85-783/21/11 H L, 73-75

DETROIT (2-0)1/11/81 H W, 72-6111/23/12 N W, 80-72

DICKINSON (3-0)2/25/69 A W, 61-202/19/70 H W, 69-193/6/71 A W, 57-16

DREXEL (3-1)11/10/06 A W, 74-5611/25/07 H W, 66-6011/13/09 A W, 71-6112/21/10 H L, 73-84

DUKE (1-5)11/28/99 A L, 49-6311/20/00 H L, 87-8811/19/04 A L, 58-6611/18/05 H L, 67-9311/21/06 A L, 42-7012/2/07 H W, 86-84

DUQUESNE (16-0)12/6/83 N W, 102-6012/3/84 A W, 73-361/14/86 H W, 90-472/20/86 A W, 76-6812/13/86 A W, 96-762/5/87 H W, 99-641/28/88 A W, 108-633/3/88 H W, 87-552/4/89 H W, 82-522/27/89 A W, 78-661/4/90 A W, 94-541/29/90 H W, 115-671/7/91 A W, 93-521/24/91 H W, 95-4211/23/04 H W, 71-5511/22/05 A W, 81-62

EAST CAROLINA (1-0)1/17/78 N W, 99-62

EAST STROUDSBURG (5-6)2/27/71 A L, 41-732/24/72 H L, 47-742/21/73 A L, 30-542/12/74 H L, 28-482/8/75 A L, 65-782/10/76 H W, 67-592/8/77 A L, 73-7412/2/77 N W, 70-582/10/78 H W, 91-612/8/79 A W, 95-632/7/80 H W, 90-59

EAST TENNESSEE (1-0)1/14/83 H W, 96-56

EDINBORO (9-6)12/9/74 N L, 55-651/31/75 H L, 67-7112/14/75 N L, 48-542/17/76 A L, 65-7212/4/76 N W, 78-752/16/77 H L, 77-9012/3/77 N W, 73-362/14/78 A W, 90-783/3/78 A L, 81-8512/9/78 N W, 82-772/13/79 H W, 60-5012/8/79 N W, 76-631/30/80 A W, 59-581/24/81 H W, 100-40

FAIRFIELD (4-0)12/29/81 N W, 80-591/5/83 H W, 80-5712/2/01 H W, 88-3711/22/02 A W, 96-50

FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON (2-0)12/5/80 N W, 106-6612/2/12 H W, 101-44

FLORIDA (1-1)1/8/00 H W, 91-6712/3/00 A L, 79-92

FLORIDA ATLANTIC (1-0)11/23/01 N W, 89-66

FLA. INTERNATIONAL (1-0)3/17/02 H W, 96-79

FLORIDA STATE (3-1)12/10/82 N W, 86-841/2/84 N W, 96-683/15/90 A W, 83-7312/3/08 A L, 60-73

FORDHAM (1-0)3/16/94 H W, 94-41

FRESNO STATE (1-0)12/20/90 N W, 90-67

FURMAN (1-0)12/18/96 N W, 88-42

GETTYSBURG (7-4)3/27/65 A L, 35-553/8/66 H W, 38-343/2/67 A L, 34-653/2/68 H W, 60-323/2/69 A L, 58-613/3/70 H W, 54-352/25/71 A W, 69-452/22/72 H W, 69-421/23/73 A L, 42-471/24/74 H W, 77-471/23/75 A W, 75-45

GEORGE MASON (2-0)12/2/04 H W, 76-4812/6/05 A W, 68-62

GEORGETOWN (4-1)2/5/82 H W, 84-563/20/93 H L, 67-6812/17/06 A W, 52-4412/9/07 H W, 56-4712/9/12 H W, 97-74

GEORGE WASHINGTON (20-1)2/15/81 A W, 73-582/13/82 H W, 93-5712/11/83 A W, 87-6012/5/84 H W, 98-562/2/86 A W, 82-683/1/86 H W, 84-531/22/87 A W, 80-622/21/87 H W, 66-481/16/88 H L/OT, 78-802/20/88 A W, 72-611/21/89 A W, 75-742/25/89 H W, 66-441/12/90 H W, 96-523/1/90 A W, 75-663/7/90 H W, 77-632/7/91 H W, 80-692/28/91 A W, 77-6212/22/94 N W, 90-851/17/95 A W, 75-6412/7/96 H W, 75-6111/28/03 N W, 77-51

GEORGIA (0-2)1/20/96 H L, 78-791/5/97 A L, 56-62

GEORGIA TECH (0-1)12/2/09 H L, 60-64

GLASSBORO (0-1)3/6/75 A L, 66-77


ALL-TimE SERiES hiSToRYHAMPTON (1-0)3/21/04 N W, 79-42

HARTFORD (1-0)11/27/10 N W, 71-65

HAWAII (1-0)11/28/87 A W, 81-64

HOFSTRA (0-1)3/18/10 H L, 68-76

HOLY CROSS (3-0)2/25/92 A W, 71-593/23/03 H W, 64-3311/28/09 N W, 52-48

HOUSTON (1-0)12/21/94 N W, 105-58

HOWARD (3-0)12/2/80 H W, 82-4411/26/89 N W, 107-6911/11/12 H W, 72-61

ILLINOIS (29-14)12/6/86 A L, 70-8812/30/88 H W, 81-751/5/92 A W, 86-601/19/92 H W, 89-451/7/93 H W, 101-713/11/93 A W, 78-621/9/94 A W, 86-573/10/94 H W, 91-681/27/95 A W, 75-631/26/96 H W, 105-791/17/96 H L, 74-852/2/97 A L, 79-941/16/98 A L, 58-822/1/98 H L, 69-782/28/98 N W, 74-711/22/99 A L, 85-942/28/99 N L, 75-771/13/00 H W, 76-663/4/00 N W, 81-741/7/01 A L, 71-752/15/01 H W, 101-801/7/02 A L, 75-812/17/02 H W, 83-782/6/03 A W, 82-691/18/04 H W, 79-641/13/05 H W, 76-412/13/05 A W, 63-561/12/06 A L, 57-662/12/06 H W, 78-5212/28/06 A L/OT, 65-743/2/07 N W, 61-491/2/08 H W, 49-482/21/08 A L, 49-6912/28/08 H W, 54-512/22/09 A W, 67-563/5/09 N L, 49-5812/31/09 A L, 60-691/24/10 H W, 70-661/16/11 H W, 83-621/27/11 A W, 67-653/5/11 N W, 79-641/19/12 A W, 71-652/20/13 H W, 95-62

ILLINOIS STATE (1-1)1/3/79 H W, 74-4812/11/81 N L, 69-74

IMMACULATA (2-1)3/11/76 N L, 70-8112/10/77 H W, 82-531/11/79 A W, 92-54

INDIANA (29-9)1/16/82 H W, 83-741/15/93 A L, 65-712/14/93 H W, 94-691/14/94 H W, 94-662/13/94 A W, 70-652/3/95 A W, 74-713/5/95 N W, 72-642/2/96 H W, 76-611/10/97 A W, 93-902/9/97 H W, 82-661/11/98 H W, 75-622/8/98 A L, 55-583/20/98 H W, 70-421/24/99 H W, 95-482/17/00 A W, 74-361/14/01 H W, 89-681/25/01 A W, 79-701/10/02 H W, 62-572/7/02 A W, 67-593/4/02 N L, 72-752/2/03 H W, 69-553/7/03 N W, 67-642/5/04 A W, 66-493/5/04 N W, 79-661/16/05 A W, 65-442/10/05 H W, 67-451/1/06 H L, 50-542/9/06 A L, 43-582/25/07 H W, 78-683/2/08 A L, 67-791/11/09 H L, 77-841/29/09 A L, 55-651/10/10 H W/OT, 77-712/28/10 A L, 68-771/23/11 H W, 82-692/13/11 A W, 80-772/2/12 H W, 76-442/7/13 A W, 76-54

INDIANA (PA.) (2-0)1/31/76 A W, 74-322/17/77 H W, 88-41

IOWA (25-17)1/2/85 H W, 87-4712/8/85 A L, 63-6512/29/86 N W, 78-7412/1/90 H W, 82-621/3/92 A L, 53-612/7/93 A L, 59-843/5/93 H W, 70-642/6/94 H W, 63-613/4/94 A L, 68-782/17/95 H W, 73-623/4/95 N W, 69-622/16/95 A L, 69-811/21/96 A W, 61-602/16/97 H L, 63-661/2/98 H L, 69-782/15/98 A L, 49-731/15/99 H W, 66-601/31/99 A W, 88-6412/30/99 H W, 80-631/16/00 A W, 78-641/21/01 A L, 64-792/10/02 H L, 81-961/9/03 H W, 86-522/16/03 A L, 75-801/8/04 H W, 92-642/22/04 A W, 70-581/6/05 A W, 77-713/4/05 N W, 68-661/26/06 H W, 72-611/28/07 H W, 78-712/18/07 A L, 72-7912/28/07 A L, 58-672/10/08 H L, 65-732/1/09 A L/3OT, 89-972/15/09 H L, 57-6312/28/09 H W/OT, 77-731/14/10 A W, 68-623/5/10 N L, 75-8212/30/10 H W, 68-592/6/11 A W, 82-751/22/12 H W, 68-522/14/13 A W, 81-69

IOWA STATE (2-0)3/25/00 N W, 66-6511/25/11 N W, 66-59

ITHACA (1-0)1/24/76 H W, 87-37

JACKSON STATE (1-0)3/17/95 H W, 75-62

JAMES MADISON (1-3)1/14/78 A W, 72-452/26/88 A L/OT, 74-772/6/89 H L/OT, 78-863/16/91 H L, 71-73

KANSAS (2-2)12/28/79 H L, 59-703/19/94 H W, 85-6812/16/95 N W, 75-7211/26/97 H L, 53-61

KANSAS STATE (1-1)11/24/02 H L, 66-8811/29/03 N W, 69-56

KENT (2-0)3/18/96 H W, 86-5912/28/02 N W, 96-68

LA SALLE (5-0)12/30/81 N W, 69-431/6/82 H W, 79-623/16/88 N W, 86-8512/8/99 A W, 78-6412/21/00 H W, 84-64

LAFAYETTE (1-0)11/18/12 H W, 75-34

LIBERTY (0-1)3/20/05 N L, 70-78

LOCK HAVEN (8-9)3/2/65 A W, 44-403/1/66 A L, 39-533/14/67 H L, 44-562/27/68 A L, 30-493/4/69 H L, 36-572/27/70 A W, 39-373/2/71 H L, 49-602/26/72 A L, 28-722/27/73 H L, 40-641/29/74 A L, 47-572/13/75 H W, 60-462/24/76 A L, 72-752/23/77 H W, 87-562/28/78 A W, 82-602/27/79 H W, 100-5612/11/79 A W, 82-4212/9/80 A W, 94-54

LOUISIANA STATE (4-3)11/24/79 N L, 77-8312/29/79 H W, 85-8011/25/00 N W, 86-521/4/03 A L, 63-8011/21/03 H W, 83-463/20/12 A W, 90-803/26/13 A L, 66-71

LOUISIANA TECH (3-7)1/21/84 H L, 61-861/7/85 A L, 83-972/24/85 N L, 69-882/12/86 H W, 72-682/2/87 A L, 58-752/12/88 H W, 66-621/21/98 A L, 58-883/14/99 N L, 62-793/27/00 N W, 86-6512/21/03 H L, 84-87

LOUISVILLE (2-2)2/23/85 N W, 105-6912/7/91 N W, 84-7512/20/96 N L, 58-6811/29/97 N L, 58-67

MAINE (1-0)12/12/10 H W, 95-41

MARQUETTE (0-2)1/2/05 A L, 51-6312/9/05 H L, 63-73

MARYLAND (14-8)2/1/77 H W, 82-651/17/78 A L, 86-1032/5/79 H W, 87-662/18/80 A L, 59-662/21/81 H *******12/30/83 N L, 73-831/23/85 H W, 94-601/9/86 A W, 58-531/14/87 H W, 73-722/24/88 A L, 94-971/10/89 H L, 53-871/23/90 A L, 60-851/29/91 A W, 75-7012/5/91 H L, 58-8512/9/95 A W, 83-6611/22/96 H W, 67-6512/7/97 A L, 53-5912/10/98 H W, 79-4411/23/99 A W, 91-6012/5/00 H W, 95-8612/8/01 A W, 67-6512/4/02 H W, 101-7412/3/03 A W, 82-65

MD.-EASTERN SHORE (1-0)12/11/11 H W, 76-51

MASSACHUSETTS (15-1)3/4/83 N W, 92-531/8/84 A L, 63-671/21/85 H W, 90-371/4/86 A W, 69-661/20/86 H W, 86-623/6/86 N W, 88-431/5/87 H W, 89-632/26/87 A W, 74-601/7/88 A W, 75-672/13/88 H W, 88-621/12/89 H W, 79-502/16/89 A W, 79-542/2/90 H W, 91-582/15/90 A W, 72-531/17/91 A W, 95-272/16/91 H W, 94-45

MCNEESE STATE (1-0)12/10/81 N W, 90-73

MIAMI (FLA.) (0-1)11/29/12 A L, 65-69


ALL-TimE SERiES hiSToRYMICHIGAN (30-9)3/8/92 A W, 88-471/24/93 H W, 81-611/23/94 A W, 97-531/15/95 H W, 92-442/10/95 A W, 82-651/14/96 A W, 79-642/9/96 H W, 83-632/7/97 H W, 82-732/14/97 A L, 59-981/4/98 A W/OT, 85-842/13/98 H L, 59-673/1/98 N W/OT, 87-811/17/99 A W, 74-661/27/00 H W, 85-711/11/01 A L, 62-712/25/01 H L, 74-753/3/01 N L, 60-661/13/02 H W, 78-652/24/02 A W, 65-471/26/03 A W, 72-702/20/03 H W, 75-611/15/04 A W, 68-562/15/04 H W, 73-442/3/05 A W, 76-612/2/06 H W, 78-521/7/07 A L, 41-551/14/07 H W, 65-511/20/08 H W, 68-572/7/08 A L, 53-683/6/08 N L, 54-641/4/09 H W, 76-582/9/09 A W, 64-561/31/10 A L, 62-662/18/10 H W/OT, 71-652/3/11 A W, 81-631/12/12 H W, 78-631/26/12 A W, 77-56 1/21/13 A W, 59-492/24/13 H W, 68-57

MICHIGAN STATE (26-14)12/20/91 H W, 82-552/21/93 A W, 87-542/20/94 H W, 98-7112/30/94 H W, 99-702/24/95 A W, 73-6412/30/95 A W, 76-592/23/96 H W, 78-5712/30/96 A L, 75-992/21/97 H W, 69-6512/30/97 H W, 65-602/20/98 A W, 76-601/11/99 H W, 90-662/27/99 N W, 79-741/23/00 A L, 63-711/28/01 H W, 97-492/8/01 A W, 64-581/20/02 A L, 62-662/14/02 H W/OT, 62-591/19/03 H W, 75-702/9/03 A W, 64-601/4/04 H W, 64-622/26/04 A W, 63-513/7/04 N W, 58-541/23/05 H W, 73-563/7/05 N L, 76-831/5/06 A L, 53-751/25/07 H W, 69-582/1/07 A L, 49-761/5/08 A W, 69-572/17/08 H L, 50-6612/21/08 H L, 60-67

MICHIGAN STATE (CONT.)1/18/09 A L, 59-701/17/10 H W, 68-602/4/10 A L, 44-652/10/11 H L, 49-601/7/12 H L, 65-751/29/12 A L, 77-831/6/13 A W, 76-552/10/13 H W, 71-563/9/13 N L, 46-54

MIDDLE TENN. STATE (1-1)12/18/05 N L, 65-7911/13/11 H W, 65-49

MILLERSVILLE (10-1)2/18/69 H W, 50-452/14/70 A L, 40-472/13/71 H W, 67-513/4/72 A W, 56-432/22/73 H W, 51-372/21/74 A W, 45-382/20/75 H W, 74-432/12/76 A W, 78-362/19/77 H W, 91-252/17/78 A W, 81-492/15/79 H W, 100-38

MINNESOTA (26-12)1/12/92 A W, 75-642/5/93 A W, 77-623/7/93 H W, 99-782/4/94 H W, 87-773/6/94 A W/OT, 92-851/6/95 A L, 56-712/19/95 H W, 87-731/5/96 H W, 75-572/18/96 A W, 74-531/24/97 H W, 83-621/23/98 A W, 70-551/3/99 A W, 72-532/14/99 H W, 88-561/10/00 A W, 82-302/24/00 H W, 92-4312/28/00 H W, 91-7312/28/01 A W, 88-831/6/03 H W, 83-532/23/03 A L, 57-731/22/04 H W, 75-562/8/04 A L, 56-741/30/05 H W, 81-681/29/06 A L, 72-771/21/07 A L, 62-752/15/07 H W, 66-571/13/08 A L, 50-672/14/08 H L, 48-561/1/09 A L, 55-692/5/09 H L, 61-6312/6/09 A L, 48-562/11/10 H L, 52-593/4/10 N W, 63-521/13/11 H W, 58-542/5/12 A W, 68-652/26/12 H W, 74-513/2/12 N W, 78-741/24/13 H W, 64-592/28/13 A L, 81-89

MISSISSIPPI (2-3)12/28/78 N W, 82-793/13/87 A L, 75-803/26/92 N L, 72-7512/10/06 A L, 48-6512/13/07 H W, 84-77

MISSISSIPPI STATE (1-0)11/20/02 H W, 82-66

MISSOURI (0-1)12/11/82 A L, 68-87

UMKC (1-0)3/1/92 N W, 83-62

MONMOUTH (2-0)11/27/82 H W, 97-5712/9/09 H W, 67-42

MONTANA (1-0)11/17/83 N W, 73-65

MONTCLAIR (6-0)12/16/77 A W, 87-8512/15/78 H W, 71-691/9/80 A W, 76-681/8/81 H W, 98-762/23/82 A W/OT, 79-732/28/83 H W, 80-71

MORGAN STATE (1-0)12/29/93 N W, 118-31

NEBRASKA (5-1)1/2/93 H W, 102-6612/30/02 N W, 83-6412/30/11 H L, 63-711/15/12 A W, 93-731/13/13 H W, 80-583/3/13 A W, 82-67

UNLV (1-0)1/5/85 A W, 71-67

NEVADA (1-0)11/26/11 A W, 103-65

NEW HAMPSHIRE (1-0)12/8/84 N W, 98-57

NEW MEXICO (2-0)12/19/80 A W, 87-691/15/82 H W, 94-63

NEW ORLEANS (2-0)12/28/82 N W, 86-692/29/92 N W, 72-64

NIAGARA (2-0)1/21/92 H W, 116-4812/21/93 A W, 83-56

NJIT (2-0)11/15/09 H W, 79-5712/23/12 H W, 82-37

NORTH CAROLINA (3-2)1/4/81 H L, 79-823/17/85 H W, 98-7912/30/03 A L, 60-7312/5/04 H W, 77-7111/30/11 H W, 103-84

N.C. STATE (4-2)12/1/79 A L, 59-723/17/83 A W, 94-803/14/86 H W, 63-5912/30/86 A W, 75-733/19/95 H L, 74-7611/27/98 N W, 67-61

N.E. LOUISIANA (0-2)1/3/84 N L, 81-9812/29/85 N L, 69-76

NORTHWESTERN (31-7)12/17/79 H W, 79-7412/30/82 N L, 75-841/10/93 H W, 75-633/13/93 A L, 84-991/6/94 A W, 80-633/12/94 H W, 98-711/13/95 H W, 81-722/12/95 A W, 86-621/12/96 A L, 69-772/11/96 H W, 78-623/2/96 N W, 85-701/31/97 H L, 65-681/30/98 A W, 77-702/27/98 N W, 97-761/27/99 H W, 93-602/7/99 A W, 92-631/2/00 H W, 114-492/20/00 A W, 66-341/4/01 H W, 92-542/4/01 A W, 65-621/24/02 H W, 84-491/31/02 A W, 77-471/12/03 A W, 79-632/1/04 H W, 64-511/27/05 A L, 48-592/20/05 H W, 83-561/22/06 A W, 91-482/23/06 H W, 72-641/4/07 H W, 85-532/11/07 A L, 61-641/10/08 H W, 72-532/24/08 A L, 58-702/26/09 H W, 65-501/3/10 A W, 88-681/6/11 A W, 80-682/27/11 H W, 66-562/12/12 A W, 77-631/3/13 H W, 73-69

NOTRE DAME (5-0)11/22/91 A W, 86-701/19/93 H W, 87-6612/1/95 N W, 86-773/27/04 N W, 55-4911/16/06 H W, 75-49

OAKLAND (2-0)12/21/09 H W, 69-6411/18/10 A W/OT, 96-89

OHIO STATE (34-21)12/8/76 H W, 79-761/7/78 H W, 68-581/2/82 A W, 78-6612/21/82 H W, 78-6212/2/84 A L, 59-663/21/85 N L, 78-8112/1/85 H W, 59-5512/30/89 A W, 93-7812/8/90 H W, 118-6412/8/91 A W, 79-731/26/92 H W, 92-631/27/93 H W, 97-802/24/93 A L, 71-731/25/94 A W, 74-662/25/94 H W, 96-7412/28/94 A L, 63-782/26/95 H W, 83-703/6/95 H W, 68-6312/28/95 H W, 76-722/25/96 A W, 72-693/3/96 N W, 84-701/26/97 A W, 83-662/28/97 H L, 79-801/25/98 H W/OT, 82-7312/28/98 H L, 54-722/21/99 A W, 77-621/20/00 H W, 73-622/27/00 A W, 56-503/3/00 N W, 64-4812/31/00 A W, 66-632/1/01 H W, 69-5212/30/01 H L, 65-702/3/02 A W, 95-623/1/02 N W, 70-551/30/03 H W, 68-533/9/03 N L, 61-721/25/04 A W, 70-6412/30/04 H W, 69-622/27/05 A L, 59-6812/29/05 A L, 53-742/26/06 H L, 59-613/3/06 N L, 46-641/11/07 H L, 61-632/22/07 A L, 61-783/4/07 N L/OT, 71-731/28/08 A L, 53-892/28/08 H L, 84-873/1/09 A L, 63-742/7/10 H L, 73-861/30/11 H W, 80-712/17/11 A L, 67-893/6/11 N L, 70-842/20/12 H W, 84-661/27/13 A W, 71-563/8/13 N W, 76-66

OHIO UNIVERSITY (1-0)12/2/86 H W, 92-63

OKLAHOMA (1-1)11/27/87 N W, 86-6312/2/88 N L, 81-92

OKLAHOMA STATE (1-0)11/24/01 N W, 73-54


ALL-TimE SERiES hiSToRYOLD DOMINION (5-7)11/23/79 N L, 67-953/26/83 H L, 60-743/15/84 A L, 65-8712/13/98 H W, 89-7711/12/00 N W, 99-7212/6/01 A L/OT, 80-841/21/03 H W, 81-7411/25/03 A L, 68-7512/19/04 H W, 76-6811/29/05 A L, 61-9312/3/06 H W, 80-7711/29/07 A L, 49-77

OREGON STATE (1-0)1/4/85 N W, 98-56

PITTSBURGH (27-13)12/8/74 A L, 63-672/18/75 A W, 64-602/20/76 H W, 97-603/13/76 A L, 60-6812/5/76 A L, 66-712/12/77 A L, 68-691/24/78 H W, 81-603/4/78 N L, 79-801/27/79 A W, 68-5612/9/79 A L, 45-582/13/80 H W, 68-482/29/80 H W, 89-612/11/81 A L, 78-832/10/82 H W, 81-672/12/83 A L, 69-862/8/84 H W, 93-562/4/85 A W, 81-732/5/86 H W, 90-5112/5/87 A W, 73-7111/30/88 H L, 70-7412/6/89 A W, 98-5312/6/90 H W, 88-5712/7/92 A W, 82-6912/19/93 H W, 94-6512/4/94 A W, 66-5512/6/95 H W, 77-5612/15/96 A W, 66-4412/14/97 H W, 81-6411/18/98 A L, 46-4912/21/99 H W, 79-5612/16/00 A W, 84-6212/16/01 H W, 78-6312/14/02 A L/OT, 88-9212/14/03 H W, 96-4412/9/04 A W/OT, 84-7912/2/05 H W, 69-6012/1/06 A L, 51-6011/11/07 H W, 80-7411/24/08 A L, 59-8012/12/09 H W, 77-73

POLY CLINIC - NURSING (1-0)1/31/68 A W, 72-17

PRAIRIE-VIEW A&M (2-0)12/3/88 N W, 87-6411/21/08 H W, 80-49

PROVIDENCE (4-0)12/9/84 A W, 110-6311/22/85 H W, 82-6812/3/93 H W, 87-6712/2/94 A W, 73-69

PURDUE (17-26)12/21/88 H L, 61-8512/3/89 A L, 71-8011/25/91 A L, 55-581/17/93 A W, 73-592/12/93 H W, 98-691/16/94 H W, 62-562/11/94 A L, 54-571/21/95 H W, 78-642/5/95 A L, 43-571/18/96 A W/OT, 68-662/4/96 H W, 76-603/4/96 N W, 71-691/19/97 A L, 49-641/18/98 H L, 71-883/2/98 N L, 49-591/5/99 A L, 48-532/12/99 H L/OT, 74-761/6/00 A W, 55-502/13/00 H W, 78-673/5/00 N L, 63-712/22/01 H W, 75-652/21/02 A L, 58-641/16/03 A L, 66-732/13/03 H W, 80-681/2/04 A W, 47-422/29/04 H W, 69-603/8/04 N L, 58-591/20/05 H W, 77-542/6/05 A L, 44-501/19/06 A L, 56-702/5/06 H L, 61-7212/31/06 A L, 44-701/17/08 H L, 70-791/15/09 A L, 48-592/19/09 H L, 51-691/28/10 H L/OT, 76-802/14/10 A L, 59-631/20/11 A L, 69-792/24/11 H L, 49-513/4/11 N W, 73-612/16/12 A W, 74-633/3/12 N L, 66-682/4/13 H W, 69-61

QUEENS (1-1)12/17/77 A L, 67-8512/16/78 H W, 75-67

QUINNIPIAC (1-0)11/30/97 N W, 103-75

RHODE ISLAND (17-1)1/9/79 H W, 84-441/9/84 A W, 80-563/4/84 H W, 99-6412/15/84 H W, 93-553/1/85 N W, 102-501/3/86 A W, 74-641/25/86 H W, 86-511/3/87 H W, 86-522/28/87 A W, 99-591/9/88 A L, 57-612/15/88 H W, 84-481/14/89 H W, 92-482/18/89 A W, 88-681/15/90 H W, 92-512/17/90 A W, 83-521/19/91 A W, 93-472/14/91 H W, 98-333/6/91 H W, 88-48

RICHMOND (2-0)12/9/94 A W, 94-5512/5/98 A W, 97-75

RIDER (1-0)11/14/10 H W, 95-21

RUTGERS (18-20)1/21/77 A W, 93-701/28/78 H W, 78-621/20/79 A L, 77-783/9/79 N L, 82-881/19/80 H L, 62-753/7/80 N L, 73-902/25/81 A L, 76-973/14/81 N L, 79-962/28/82 H W, 86-762/19/83 A W, 92-913/6/83 A W, 77-742/18/84 H W, 71-652/10/85 A W, 78-7112/31/85 N L, 65-731/18/86 H L, 76-822/15/86 A L, 75-763/8/86 N W, 84-693/20/86 N L, 72-851/29/87 A L, 71-862/16/87 H W, 75-701/18/88 A L, 76-793/5/88 H W, 81-693/11/88 A L, 75-932/11/89 H L, 72-883/4/89 A L, 73-792/19/90 H W, 82-803/3/90 A L, 66-733/9/90 H W, 75-741/12/91 A L, 70-842/5/91 H W, 78-722/8/92 A L, 55-5612/5/92 H W, 79-6612/11/93 A W, 84-7511/27/94 H W, 100-5811/25/95 A L, 67-6911/24/96 H W, 66-4811/19/97 A W, 53-4311/24/06 N L, 44-57

SACRAMENTO STATE (1-0)2/28/92 N W, 63-60

SAN DIEGO STATE (2-0)12/4/97 H W, 70-5611/28/98 A W, 76-53

SETON HALL (9-0)1/30/82 H W, 82-721/24/83 A W, 78-641/24/84 H W, 85-682/11/85 A W, 107-523/24/94 N W, 64-6012/22/95 A W, 59-5311/26/96 H W, 76-6212/21/97 A W, 71-5511/22/98 H W, 81-48

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN (0-1)2/1/80 N L, 72-91

SHIPPENSBURG (7-5)2/5/66 H L, 44-462/1/67 A L, 29-442/3/68 H L, 30-492/8/69 A L, 22-512/20/70 H W, 64-322/20/71 A W, 33-192/10/73 A L, 35-392/9/74 H W, 42-282/15/75 A W, 69-512/14/76 H W, 87-422/5/77 A W, 83-482/4/78 H W, 94-45

SIENA (1-0)11/17/02 H W, 90-61

SLIPPERY ROCK (7-7)2/12/71 H W, 45-282/12/72 A L, 45-502/3/73 H L, 50-592/5/74 A L, 26-682/4/75 H L, 59-6412/12/75 N W, 65-462/4/76 A L, 64-853/11/76 N L, 35-602/3/77 H L, 58-753/10/77 N W, 72-6512/4/77 N W, 69-562/21/78 A W, 76-5912/10/78 N W, 79-562/20/79 H W, 89-37

SOUTH CAROLINA (6-4)2/9/80 H L, 70-712/15/82 H L, 76-771/18/83 A L, 63-663/25/03 H W, 77-6711/14/06 H W, 68-5711/20/07 A W, 70-6311/16/08 H W, 56-4211/22/09 A L, 56-6311/21/10 H W, 78-4811/20/11 A W, 55-50

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE (1-0)12/16/12 H W, 60-50

SOUTHERN CONN. (2-1)3/25/76 H L, 51-631/5/79 H W, 83-681/4/80 N W, 89-45

STANFORD (1-1)1/5/84 N W, 73-6311/25/01 N L, 68-90

STONY BROOK (1-0)11/19/08 H W, 97-58

ST. BONAVENTURE (10-0)1/17/87 H W, 96-712/14/87 A W, 86-661/23/88 A W, 89-452/28/88 H W, 89-5712/10/88 A W, 103-601/28/89 H W, 104-6412/9/89 A W, 106-861/20/90 H W, 103-5712/3/90 H W, 87-682/2/91 A W, 102-73

ST. FRANCIS (PA.) (5-1)12/18/94 H W, 91-3511/27/95 A W, 92-8212/2/99 H W, 101-621/2/02 A W, 79-4012/22/05 H W, 89-4311/28/06 A L, 69-74

ST. JOSEPH’S (23-9)2/3/79 A L, 68-773/2/79 N W, 76-621/26/80 H W, 80-5112/11/80 A W, 72-7112/19/81 H W, 71-5012/15/82 A W, 71-632/4/84 A W, 86-673/2/84 H W, 87-701/15/85 A L, 63-711/11/86 A W, 75-632/22/86 H L, 62-653/7/86 N W, 80-601/31/87 A W, 71-602/19/87 H W, 78-543/6/87 N L, 55-701/5/88 H L, 52-672/4/88 A L, 60-621/7/89 A L, 69-831/18/89 H L, 62-662/10/90 A L, 61-732/24/90 H W, 90-883/10/90 H W, 84-602/9/91 H W, 70-643/2/91 A W, 75-403/9/91 A W, 78-6311/30/91 N W, 91-662/15/92 H W, 78-571/2/94 A W, 77-483/15/98 H W, 72-5911/27/99 N W, 96-6412/10/02 H W, 82-561/29/04 A W, 80-44

SUSQUEHANNA (3-0)2/18/65 H W, 45-362/22/66 A W, 55-242/12/70 A W, 37-13


ALL-TimE SERiES hiSToRYSYRACUSE (16-2)1/31/79 A W, 95-7412/15/79 H W, 82-721/29/81 A W, 87-711/25/82 H W, 91-521/11/83 A W, 86-691/18/84 H W, 93-5511/20/84 A W, 92-7512/11/85 H W, 82-7912/9/86 A W, 61-5812/8/87 H W, 87-7012/6/88 A L/OT, 76-8211/29/89 H W, 83-6811/27/90 A W, 98-6412/2/91 H W, 98-6612/9/92 A W, 67-4311/30/93 H W, 90-5311/12/06 H W, 71-4612/6/07 A L, 53-72

TEMPLE (21-4)1/14/80 H W, 71-581/20/81 A W, 89-631/27/82 H W, 92-5911/30/82 A W, 61-551/15/83 H W, 100-8611/30/83 H W, 93-601/14/85 A W, 78-723/3/85 A W, 96-591/12/86 A W, 70-682/24/86 H W, 81-551/24/87 A L, 59-642/23/87 H W, 91-741/14/88 H W, 60-582/18/88 A L, 70-751/26/89 A L, 74-792/23/89 H W, 73-631/8/90 H W, 86-792/8/90 A L, 64-701/9/91 H W, 93-552/11/91 A W, 86-601/9/92 A W, 92-762/11/92 H W, 81-3712/22/92 A W, 108-4811/23/97 H W, 89-5712/21/98 A W, 84-53 TENNESSEE (1-8)12/30/78 N L, 72-742/7/82 A L, 74-981/30/83 H L, 60-751/29/84 A L, 65-681/27/85 H W, 79-7412/28/91 A L, 81-8212/10/94 N L, 74-7812/3/95 N L, 67-793/29/03 A L, 58-86

UT-CHATTANOOGA (1-0)3/15/02 H W, 82-67

TEXAS (3-7)12/7/76 H L, 72-771/13/78 H L, 67-961/6/79 H L, 69-761/5/80 N L, 51-9111/29/87 N L, 70-911/30/92 A L/OT 73-7612/1/92 H W, 85-7612/21/01 A W, 67-6512/7/03 H W, 79-5911/14/04 A L, 69-84

TEXAS A&M (1-1)11/28/08 N L, 57-6111/14/12 A W, 63-58

TEXAS CHRISTIAN (0-1)3/17/01 N L, 75-77

UTEP (2-0)11/18/83 N W, 97-673/18/12 N W, 85-77

TEXAS TECH (3-3)12/19/87 H W, 85-8011/24/00 N L, 71-7912/21/04 A L, 65-7912/4/05 H W/2OT, 78-7212/5/10 H W, 76-6812/3/11 A L, 66-70

TOWSON (0-1)3/7/75 N L, 63-64

TULANE (1-0)12/12/81 N W, 77-72

UCLA (1-2)12/29/78 N L, 81-8512/22/80 A L, 74-852/6/83 A W, 79-70

USC (1-3)1/6/80 H W, 91-8012/21/80 N L, 80-1033/19/82 N L, 70-7312/29/83 A L, 66-79

UNIVERSITY OF D.C. (2-0)12/28/81 N W, 75-633/1/82 H W, 102-68

URSINUS (2-0)1/22/77 A W, 74-532/11/78 H W, 71-47

UTAH (1-0)11/25/10 N W, 70-58

VALDOSTA (0-1)2/2/80 N L, 94-102

VANDERBILT (4-2)2/18/92 A W, 72-602/16/93 H L, 57-661/27/94 A W, 66-5111/29/94 H W, 86-6512/10/00 H W, 77-761/5/02 A L, 62-77

VILLANOVA (8-5)12/13/80 H W, 78-653/7/81 H W, 66-6212/16/81 A W, 79-6912/5/82 H W, 91-5212/29/82 N W, 72-432/24/84 A L, 80-853/13/98 H W, 68-6111/20/99 H W, 76-5411/17/00 A W, 81-7011/16/01 H L, 58-741/23/03 A L/OT, 66-7311/21/04 A L, 65-7311/20/05 H L, 59-62

VIRGINIA (3-4)12/3/83 A L, 69-8812/11/87 H L, 54-591/5/89 A L, 76-851/6/90 H W, 90-773/18/90 A L, 64-851/3/91 A W, 73-713/12/99 N W, 82-69

VA. COMMONWEALTH (1-0)12/2/83 N W, 95-46

VIRGINIA STATE (1-0)2/6/81 H W, 97-47

VIRGINIA TECH (3-0)3/23/04 A W, 61-4812/6/11 H W, 66-2812/12/12 A W, 60-41

WAGNER (1-0)12/18/11 H W, 103-42

WASHINGTON (3-0)12/5/86 N W, 70-6812/18/95 H W, 84-6611/30/96 A W/OT, 85-82

WASHINGTON STATE (1-0)11/11/11 H W, 72-60

WEST CHESTER (2-0)1/14/78 N W, 85-6012/8/78 N W, 85-44

WEST VIRGINIA (25-6)12/3/76 N W, 104-6912/7/79 N W, 76-541/16/80 A W, 85-671/31/81 H W, 92-601/18/82 A L, 79-812/2/83 A W, 117-483/5/83 N W, 73-551/20/84 H W, 78-682/2/84 A L, 70-752/28/84 H W, 96-593/3/84 H W, 81-622/2/85 H W, 84-732/16/85 A W, 95-743/2/85 N W, 94-6912/30/85 N W, 70-471/23/86 H W, 66-652/8/86 A L, 71-721/8/87 A W, 89-722/7/87 H W, 84-553/4/87 N W, 83-741/30/88 A L, 50-662/8/88 H W, 82-653/9/88 H W, 84-491/3/89 A L/OT, 76-812/2/89 H W, 70-613/8/89 H L, 64-761/27/90 A W, 73-712/3/90 H W, 96-641/26/91 H W, 106-602/23/91 A W, 77-603/8/91 N W, 109-66

WESTERN KENTUCKY (1-2)1/11/87 A L, 69-751/3/88 H W, 74-6311/25/06 N L, 64-74

WESTERN MICHIGAN (1-0)11/23/85 H W, 83-53

WILLIAM PATERSON (2-0)1/21/75 H W, 73-653/12/76 N W, 78-76

WILSON (4-0)1/28/71 A W, 38-362/5/72 H W, 55-443/3/73 A W, 62-322/16/74 H W, 60-23

WISCONSIN (28-11)2/2/92 H W, 86-751/31/93 A W, 90-732/28/93 H W, 95-661/30/94 H W, 73-532/23/94 A W, 88-591/29/95 H W, 58-551/28/96 A L, 69-8712/27/96 A L, 77-832/23/97 H W, 90-6212/28/97 H W, 86-712/22/98 A L, 75-831/29/99 H W, 91-612/5/99 A W/OT, 73-711/30/00 H W, 68-542/6/00 A W, 57-522/18/01 A L, 75-861/27/02 H W, 63-493/3/02 N W, 76-621/2/03 A W, 86-553/2/03 H W, 76-551/11/04 A W, 60-592/19/04 H W, 66-501/8/05 A W, 67-582/17/05 H W, 76-431/8/06 H W, 69-542/16/06 A L, 56-663/2/06 N W, 80-732/4/07 H W, 70-611/24/08 A L, 52-792/3/08 H L, 59-771/22/09 H W/OT, 58-562/12/09 A L, 52-581/21/10 A W, 54-432/25/10 H L, 39-711/2/11 A L, 62-771/2/12 A W, 82-492/9/12 H W, 69-541/17/13 H W, 84-401/31/13 A L, 61-63

WIS.-GREEN BAY (0-1)11/26/10 N L, 74-79

XAVIER (1-1)12/7/06 H W/OT, 73-6611/15/07 A L, 68-72

YALE (1-0)2/22/85 N W, 97-47

YOUNGSTOWN STATE (2-0)3/16/96 H W, 94-713/17/00 H W, 83-63

* EAIAW ruled discontinued game with Penn State leading, 71-58, and 9:56 to play.


The Lady LionsHome Court History

Junior Forward/Center tori waldner

IN THIS SECTIONBryce Jordan Center .................................................. 188Home Court History ................................................... 189Bryce Jordan Center Records ............................. 190-192


BRYCE JORDAN CENTER• The 15,261-seat Bryce Jordan Center rocks during the basketball

season and throughout the year with concerts and events.

• The Lady Lions practice, eat, complete strength and conditioningworkouts and play basketball in the BJC. The Basketball Offices,aswellasthoseoftheathleticsdepartmentadministrationareintheJordan Center.

• TheJordanCenterwascompletedin1996atacostof$55million.

• TheLadyLionschristenedtheircurrenthomecourtonJanuary20,1996againstSECfoeGeorgia.

• PennStatelaysclaimtofourundefeatedhomeseasonsattheBryceJordan Center.

• TheLadyLionsareconsistentlyrankedintheTop15inNCAADivisionI attendance.

• TheLadyLionssoldouttheBryceJordanCentertwiceduringthe2003-04 campaign against Michigan (Feb. 15) and Purdue (Feb.29).

• TheLadyLionssetasingle-seasonattendancerecordin2003-04with128,255fansthroughtheturnstiles.

• TheLadyLionshada24-gamewinningstreakattheBryceJordanCenterfromFeb.14,2002untilDec.14,2003.

• During the 2008-09 campaign, the Lady Lions broke the schoolrecord with 16 consecutive non-conference wins at the BJC. Thestreak dated back to the 2005-06 season.

• PennStatehashostedtheNCAAWomen’sBasketballTournamentFirstandSecondRoundsseventimesintheBJC.

• The Lady Lions welcomed their one millionth fan through theturnstiles during the 2006-07 season.

• TheJordanCenterisoneofthetopgrossingvenuesofitssizeintheworld.

• Among theperformerswhohavegraced theJordanCenterstageareAkon,Rihanna,CarrieUnderwood,BobDylan,LilWayne,NickiMinaj, Dave Matthews Band, Aerosmith, Janet Jackson, BruceSpringsteen, Shania Twain, John Mayer, Garth Brooks, Metallica,Phish,EltonJohn,BillyJoel,Usher,Nelly,BonJovi,50Cent,CherandTinaTurner.OtherstoappearincludetheHarlemGlobetrottersand the Ringling Brothers, Barnum & Bailey Circus.

• InMay1996,formerPresidentBillClintondeliveredthemainaddressat the graduate school commencement.

• TheBryceJordanCenter features lockerroomsfor themen’sandwomen’sbasketball teams,sixvisiting lockerrooms,apressroomandan18,800-square-footauxiliarygym juststepsaway fromthemain floor.

• The Bryce Jordan Center is named after University PresidentEmeritusDr.BryceJordan,wholedPennState’smembershipintotheBigTenConference.

TOP LADY LION CROWDSBRYCE JORDAN CENTER

1. 15,407 vs.Purdue 2/29/04 2. 15,389 vs.Michigan 2/15/04 3. 15,177 vs.Northwestern 2/20/05 4. 14,173 vs.Michigan 2/24/13 5. 13,849 vs.Minnesota 2/26/12 6. 12,473 vs.Wisconsin 3/2/03 7. 12,443 vs.Northwestern 2/11/96 8. 12,093 vs.Georgia 1/20/96 9. 11,915 vs.Indiana 2/2/03 10. 11,885 vs.Minnesota 1/30/05


HOME COURT HISTORY: FROM THE WHITE BUILDING TO THE BJC

THE WHITE BUILDING (1965-76)• ThePennStatewomen’sbasketballteamplayedhomegamesduringitsfirst11seasonsintheNorthGymofWhiteBuilding.• Standing-room-only crowdswerenot unusual in theearly 1970s, especially whenPennStatehosted intrastate rivalsEdinboro,Cheyneyor

Pittsburgh.

REC HALL (1976-96)• RecreationBuilding,affectionatelycalledRecHall,openedtothepubliconJanuary5,1929,whentheNittanyLionsdefeatedGettysburg,37-34,

inmen’sbasketballaction.• PennState’sfirstwomen’sbasketballgamesatRecHallwereinthe1976AIAWTournament.TheLadyLionsmadetheirRecHalldebutonMarch

24,1976,againsteventualnationalchampionDeltaState.• In1977,PSUplayedfivegamesinRecHall,includingtournamentgamesagainstpowerfulTexasandOhioState.• The1979-80seasonmarkedthepermanentmovetoRecHallfortheLadyLions.• OnMarch12,1982,PennStatehostedthefirst-everNCAADivisionIwomen’sbasketballpostseasongame.TheLadyLionsdefeatedClemson,

despiteLadyTigerBarbaraKennedy’sRecHallrecord43-pointeffort.• Theall-timeRecHallattendancerecordof7,264cameonFeb.6,1994,inthe“PacktheTrack”selloutofNo.1PennStateversusNo.8Iowa.

TheLadyLionsclaimedthe63-61victorythatwastelevisednationallyonESPN2.• The“PacktheTrack”gamewasthefirst-evernationalbroadcastofawomen’sbasketballcontestfromRecHall.• TheLadyLionswere203-34(.857)in20seasonsplayingatRecHall.• PennStatepostedaperfect28-0markinRecHallagainstBigTenopponentsasamemberoftheconference.• TheLadyLionsare44-1all-timeagainstBigTenopponentsatRecHall. TheLadyLionsrecordedfiveundefeatedhomecampaignswhileplayingatRecHall.

BRYCE JORDAN CENTER (1996-PRESENT)• TheJordanCenterwascompletedin1996atacostof$55million.• TheLadyLionsmovedtotheBryceJordanCenterinJanuary1996.• The Lady Lions christened their current home court on January 20, 1996 against SEC foe

Georgia.• TheLadyLionsare201-49(.804)all-timeattheBryceJordanCenter.• TheLadyLionshavepostedfourundefeatedseasonsattheBryceJordanCenter.• TheLadyLionssoldouttheBryceJordanCentertwiceduringthe2003-04campaignagainst

Michigan(Feb.15)andPurdue(Feb.29).• The Lady Lions welcomed their one millionth fan through the turnstiles during the 2006-07

season.• TheLadyLionshaverankedintheTop25inthecountryinattendancesincemovingtotheBJC.

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD AT THE BJC

1995-96 8-11996-97 9-31997-98 10-51998-99 9-21999-00 15-02000-01 11-22001-02 10-42002-03 16-02003-04 14-1

2004-05 12-02005-06 8-62006-07 12-12007-08 10-62008-09 8-62009-10 9-62010-11 14-42011-12 12-22012-13 14-0


BRYCE JORDAN CENTER RECORDSPENN STATE TEAM

Points 1. 114 vs.Northwestern,1/2/00 2. 105 vs.Illinois,1/26/96 3. 103 vs.Wagner,12/18/11 103 vs.NorthCarolina,11/30/11 5. 101 vs.FairleighDickinson,12/2/12 101 vs.Maryland,12/4/02 101 vs.Illinois,2/15/01 101 vs.St.Francis,12/2/99 9. 97 Three times last by: vs. Georgetown, 12/9/12

Rebounds 1. 61 vs.Indiana,1/23/11 2. 60 vs.OhioState,2/20/12 3. 58 vs.Northwestern,1/2/00 4. 57 vs.Lafayette,11/18/12 5. 55 Fourtimes last by: vs. Wisconsin, 1/17/13

Assists 1. 32 vs.St.Francis(Pa.),12/2/99 2. 31 vs.Northwestern,1/2/00 3. 27 vs.FloridaInternational,3/17/02 27 vs.Illinois,2/15/01 27 vs.MichiganState,1/28/01

steAls 1. 23 vs.Maryland,12/10/98 2. 21 vs.Bucknell,12/28/10 3. 19 vs.Northwestern,1/3/13 19 vs.Minnesota,2/24/00 19 vs.Northwestern,2/11/96

blocked shots 1. 12 vs.SaintFrancis(Pa.),12/22/05 2. 11 vs.Purdue,1/28/10 11 vs.OhioState,1/11/07 11 vs.Hampton,3/21/04 5. 10 Sixtimes last by: vs. Illinois, 2/20/13

tuRnoveRs 1. 29 vs.Illinois,2/20/13 2. 27 vs.Pittsburgh,12/16/00 3. 26 Fourtimes last by: vs. Minnesota, 1/13/11

Field GoAls MAde 1. 45 vs.Northwestern,1/2/00 2. 40 vs.Maryland,11/23/99 3. 39 vs.FloridaInternational,3/17/02 39 vs.Northwestern,1/4/01 5. 38 Three times last by: vs. North Carolina, 11/30/11

Field GoAls AtteMPted 1. 85 vs.Nebraska,12/30/11 2. 81 vs.Northwestern,1/2/00 3. 80 vs.Minnesota,12/28/00 4. 78 Three times last by: vs. North Carolina, 11/30/11

Field GoAl PeRcentAGe 1. .611 vs.Illinois(33-54),2/20/13 2. .608 vs.MichiganState(31-51),2/23/96 3. .576 vs.Illinois(38-66),2/15/01 4. .559 vs.Michigan(33-59),1/27/00 5. .558 vs.Iowa(29-52),1/26/06

thRee-Point Field GoAls MAde 1. 14 vs.NorthCarolina,11/30/11 2. 13 vs.St.Francis(Pa.),12/2/99 3. 12 vs.Illinois,1/16/11 4. 11 Three times last by: vs. Rider, 11/14/10

thRee-Point Field GoAls AtteMPted 1. 29 vs.Michigan,2/25/01 2. 26 vs.Baylor,12/9/03 3. 25 vs.MichiganState,1/4/04 25 vs.MichiganState,1/28/01 5. 24 Three times last by: vs. Michigan State, 1/7/12

thRee-Point Field GoAl PeRcentAGe 1. .750 vs.Northwestern(6-8),2/20/00 2. .700 vs.NJIT(7-10),12/23/12 3. .688 vs.Rider(11-16),11/14/10 4. .667 Fourtimes last by: vs. Illinois (6-9), 2/20/13

FRee thRows MAde 1. 34 vs.Pittsburgh,11/11/07 2. 32 vs.Minnesota,1/30/05 3. 31 vs.TexasTech,12/4/05 31 vs.Duke,11/18/05 5. 30 Twice last by: vs. Maryland, 12/5/00

FRee thRows AtteMPted 1. 42 vs.TexasTech,12/4/05 42 vs.Duke,11/18/05 3. 41 vs.Pittsburgh,11/11/07 4. 39 vs.Indiana,1/14/01 39 vs.Villanova,11/17/00

FRee thRow PeRcentAGe (Min. 10 Att.) 1. 1.000 vs.Texas(20-20),12/7/03 2. .958 vs.St.Joseph’s(23-24),12/10/02 3. .933 vs.Duke(28-30),12/2/07 4. .929 vs.NorthCarolina(13-14),11/30/11 5. .926 vs.Northwestern(25-27),1/24/02

Fewest Points 1. 39 vs.Wisconsin,2/25/10 2. 48 vs.Minnesota,2/14/08 3. 49 vs.MichiganState,2/10/11 49 vs.Purdue,2/24/11 49 vs.Illinois,1/2/08 49 vs.Duke,11/28/99

lowest Field GoAl PeRcentAGe 1. .273 vs.Wisconsin(12-44),2/25/10 2. .273 vs.Duke(18-66),11/28/99 3. .294 vs.Nebraska(25-85),12/30/11 4. .299 vs.Northwestern(20-67),1/3/13 5. .300 vs.Illinois(15-50),1/2/08

Fewest tuRnoveRs 1. 7 vs.Iowa,1/8/04 2. 8 Sixtimes last by: vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 12/2/12

lARGest MARGin oF victoRy 1. 74 vs.Rider(95-21),11/14/10 2. 65 vs.Northwestern(114-49),1/2/00 3. 61 vs.Wagner(103-42),12/18/11 4. 57 vs.FarleighDickinson,12/2/12 5. 54 vs.Maine(95-41),12/12/10 6. 52 vs.Pittsburgh(96-44),12/14/03 7. 51 vs.Fairfield(88-37),12/2/01 8. 49 vs.Minnesota(92-43),2/24/00 9. 48 vs.Bucknell(96-48),12/28/10 48 vs.MichiganState(97-49),1/28/01

BRYCE JORDAN CENTER YEAR-BY-YEAR ATTENDANCEYear G Record Total Att. Avg. Big Ten Rank Nat’l Rank1995-96 9 8-1 80,075 8,897 2nd 3rd1996-97 12 9-3 81,501 6,792 3rd 7th1997-98 15 10-5 78,002 5,200 4th 11th1998-99 11 9-2 62,224 5,657 5th 12th1999-00 15 15-0 81,015 5,401 5th 13th2000-01 13 11-2 79,186 6,091 4th 11th2001-02 14 10-4 89,570 6,398 4th 12th2002-03 16 16-0 108,337 6,771 3rd 10th2003-04 15 14-1 140,138 9,343 3rd 7th2004-05 12 12-0 103,982 8,665 2nd 6th2005-06 14 8-6 90,898 6,493 4th 12th2006-07 13 12-1 75,102 5,777 4th 15th2007-08 16 10-6 82,549 5,159 5th 19th2008-09 14 8-6 60,567 4,326 5th 22nd2009-10 15 9-6 66,476 4,432 4th 19th2010-11 18 14-4 77,483 4,305 5th 22nd2011-12 14 12-2 69,383 4,956 3rd 17th2012-13 14 14-0 76,050 5,432 3rd 15thTOTAL 250 201-49 1,502,538 6,010


BJC STREAKS

LONGEST WINNING STREAK24 games

Feb.14,2002vs.MichiganStatetoDec.14,2003vs.Pittsburgh

LONGEST LOSING STREAK5 games

Feb.3,2008vs.WisconsintoFeb.28,2008vs.OhioState

BRYCE JORDAN CENTER RECORDSPENN STATE INDIVIDUAL

Points 1. 39 MaggieLucasvs.Georgetown,12/9/12 2. 38 KellyMazzantevs.OldDominion,1/21/03 38 KellyMazzantevs.Illinois,2/15/01 4. 37 KellyMazzantevs.Illinois,2/17/02 5. 36 KellyMazzantevs.Miss.St.,11/20/02 36 KellyMazzantevs.Indiana,1/10/02 7. 35 KellyMazzantevs.Wisconsin,3/2/03 35 MarenWalsethvs.Michigan,1/27/00 9. 34 KamGissendannervs.TexasTech,12/4/05 10. 33 Fourtimes last by: Maggie Lucas vs. Mich. St., 1/7/12

Rebounds 1. 20 NikkiGreenevs.Indiana,1/23/11 2. 18 RashanaBarnesvs.Villanova,11/17/00 3. 17 MiaNicksonvs.Indiana,1/23/11 17 KamGissendannervs.Georgetown,12/9/07 5. 16 Twice last by Reicina Russell vs. N-western, 2/1/04

Assists 1. 15 AlexBentleyvs.N.Carolina,11/30/11 15 HelenDarlingvs.Wisconsin,1/29/99 3. 14 JessStromvs.FloridaInt.,3/17/02 4. 12 Fourtimes last by: Jess Strom vs. Michigan, 2/15/04

steAls 1. 9 KellyMazzantevs.OhioState,2/1/01 9 HelenDarlingvs.OhioState,1/25/98 3. 8 AlexBentleyvs.NJIT,12/23/12 8 AlexBentleyvs.Nebraska,12/30/11 8 KellyMazzantevs.Fairfield,12/2/01

blocked shots 1. 8 ReicinaRussellvs.MichiganSt.,1/4/04 8 KimCalhounvs.Minnesota,2/18/96 3. 7 NikkiGreenevs.Purdue,1/28/10 7 AmandaBrownvs.OhioState,1/11/07 7 AndreaGarnervs.Auburn,12/11/99

Field GoAls MAde 1. 15 KellyMazzantevs.Illinois,2/15/01 15 MarenWalsethvs.Michigan,1/27/00 3. 13 KellyMazzantevs.Wisconsin,3/2/03 13 KellyMazzantevs.Illinois,2/17/02 5. 12 16 times last by: Alex Bentley vs. Dayton, 3/19/11

Field GoAls AtteMPted 1. 28 AlexBentleyvs.Dayton,3/19/11 28 KellyMazzantevs.Indiana,2/2/03 3. 27 KellyMazzantevs.Illinois,2/17/02 4. 26 KellyMazzantevs.FloridaInt.,3/17/02 5. 25 Fourtimes last by: Alex Bentley vs. Nebraska, 12/30/11

Field GoAl PeRcentAGe (Min. 5 MAde) 1. 1.000 ReicinaRussellvs.Northwestern(9-9),2/1/04 1.000 AmandaBrownvs.Mich.St.(8-8),1/25/07 1.000 ShauntaiHallvs.MSU(8-8),2/23/96 1.000 KatrenaCarrvs.Iowa(7-7),1/16/99 1.000 NikkiGreenevs.UMES(6-6),12/11/11

thRee-Point Field GoAls MAde 1. 7 MaggieLucasvs.Georgetown,12/9/12 7 MaggieLucasvs.MichiganSt.,1/7/12 7 AdrienneSquirevs.Illinois,2/12/06 7 KellyMazzantevs.Iowa,1/9/03 5. 6 Sixtimes last by: Maggie Lucas vs. Fair. Dickinson, 12/2/12

thRee-Point Field GoAls AtteMPted 1. 15 KellyMazzantevs.LouisianaTech,12/21/03 2. 14 KellyMazzantevs.Purdue,2/29/04 3. 13 MaggieLucasvs.Georgetown,12/9/12 13 MaggieLucasvs.MichiganSt.,1/7/12 5. 12 Sixtimes last by: Maggie Lucas vs. Bucknell, 12/28/10

thRee-Point Field GoAl Pct. (Min. 3 MAde) 1. 1.000 JessBrungovs.Illinois(4-4),2/15/01 1.000 MaggieLucasvs.MSU(3-3),2/10/13 1.000 AdrienneSquirevs.Michigan(3-3),2/2/06 1.000 LisaShepherdvs.Temple(3-3),11/23/97

FRee thRows MAde 1. 15 BrianneO’Rourkevs.Duke,12/02/07 15 JessStromvs.Minnesota,1/30/05 3. 14 JuliaTrogelevs.Indiana,1/10/10 14 LisaShepherdvs.Purdue,2/22/01 14 LisaShepherdvs.Maryland,12/5/00

FRee thRows AtteMPted 1. 17 LisaShepherdvs.Purdue,2/22/01 2. 16 LisaShepherdvs.Maryland,12/5/00 3. 15 Fivetimes last by: Julia Trogele vs. Indiana, 1/10/10

FRee thRow PeRcentAGe (Min. 11 MAde) 1. 1.000 BrianneO’Rourkevs.Duke(15-15),12/02/07 1.000 JessStromvs.Minnesota(15-15),1/30/05 1.000 KellyMazzantevs.OldDom.(12-12),1/21/03 1.000 HelenDarlingvs.Purdue(12-12),2/13/00 1.000 JessStromvs.Texas(11-11),12/7/03

OPPONENT TEAMMost Points 1. 96 Iowa,2/10/02 2. 93 Duke,11/18/05 3. 92 Florida,12/3/00 4. 88 Duke,11/20/00 88 Purdue,1/18/98 6. 87 OhioState,2/28/08 87 LouisianaTech,12/21/03 8. 86 Wisconsin,2/18/01 86 Maryland,12/5/00 86 OhioState,2/7/10

Field GoAls MAde 1. 35 Duke,11/18/05 2. 34 Duke,12/2/07 34 Illinois,2/15/01 4. 33 Mississippi,12/13/07 33 Iowa,2/10/02

Field GoAls AtteMPted 1. 82 WashingtonState,11/11/11 2. 81 Michigan,2/18/10 3. 79 Charlotte,11/10/07 4. 77 Iowa,12/28/09 77 Pittsburgh,11/11/07

Field GoAl PeRcentAGe 1. .611 Illinois(33-54),2/1/98 2. .608 OldDomininon(31-51),1/21/03 3. .579 Iowa(33-57),2/10/02 4. .577 Wisconsin(30-52),2/25/10 5. .574 Twice last by: Duke (35-61), 11/18/05

thRee-Point Field GoAls MAde 1. 17 OhioState,2/7/10 2. 13 Drexel,12/21/10 13 Villanova,11/16/01 4. 12 YoungstownState,3/17/00 5. 11 Twice last by: Michigan State, 1/7/12

thRee-Point Field GoAls AtteMPted 1. 34 Iowa 12/28/09 2. 30 Michigan2/18/10 3. 29 DePaul 3/21/11 29 Iowa 12/30/10 5. 28 Three times last by: Iowa, 1/22/12

thRee-Point Field GoAl PeRcentAGe 1. .750 LouisianaTech(6-8),12/21/03 2. .654 OhioState(17-26),2/7/10 3. .600 Wisconsin(6-10),3/2/03 4. .583 Indiana(7-12),1/11/09 5. .571 VirginiaTech(4-7),3/23/04

FRee thRows MAde 1. 29 Wisconsin,2/18/01 2. 28 Minnesota,2/11/10 3. 26 Purdue,1/28/10 26 UCSantaBarbara,11/20/01 5. 25 Fivetimes last by: Indiana, 1/11/09


BRYCE JORDAN CENTER RECORDSOPPONENT TEAM

FRee thRows AtteMPted 1. 39 Indiana,1/11/09 2. 38 UCSantaBarbara,11/20/01 3. 36 LouisianaTech,12/21/03 36 Florida,12/3/00

FRee thRow PeRcentAGe (Min. 10 Att.) 1. 1.000 Auburn(10-10),3/19/00 2. .950 Iowa(19-20),2/10/08 3. .933 Villanova(14-15),11/20/99 4. .929 OhioState(13-14),2/7/10 5. .917 Drexel(11-12),11/25/07

Rebounds 1. 55 Michigan,2/18/10 55 Wisconsin,1/30/00 3. 53 Nebraska,12/30/11 4. 51 Indiana,1/10/10 5. 50 Northwestern,1/3/13

Assists 1. 25 Duke,11/18/05 2. 24 Illinois,2/15/01 3. 23 MichiganState,1/19/03 23 Vanderbilt,12/10/00 5. 22 Three times last by: Ohio State, 2/7/10

steAls 1. 18 Illinois 2/20/13 2. 16 Iowa 1/21/01 3. 15 Fivetimes last by: Ohio State, 2/1/01

blocked shots 1. 11 Michigan2/25/01 2. 10 MichiganState 1/11/99 10 Lafayette11/18/12 10 Clemson12/18/01 5. 8 Twice last by: Florida International, 3/17/02

tuRnoveRs 1. 37 Rider,11/14/10 2. 35 Minnesota,1/10/00 3. 34 Bucknell,12/28/10 34 Fairfield,12/2/01 34 Minnesota,2/24/00

Fewest Points 1. 21 Rider,11/14/10 2. 28 VirginiaTech,12/6/11 3. 30 Minnesota,1/10/00 4. 33 HolyCross,3/23/03 5. 34 Lafayette,11/18/12 34 Northwestern,2/20/00 7. 36 Indiana,2/17/00 8. 37 NJIT,12/23/12 37 Fairfield,12/2/01 10. 41 Twice last by: Maine, 12/12/10

lowest Field GoAl PeRcentAGe 1. .154 Rider(6-39),11/14/10 2. .191 Maine(9-47),12/12/10 3. .197 Lafayette(12-61),11/18/12 4. .200 Wagner(14-70),12/18/11 5. .215 GeorgeMason(14-65),12/2/04

OPPONENT INDIVIDUALPoints 1. 36 SaadiaDoyle,Howard,11/11/12 36 JantelLavender,OhioState,2/28/08 36 LarechaJones,OhioState,1/25/98 4. 32 RenneikaRazor,Maryland,12/4/02 32 JennieLillis,Iowa,2/10/02 6. 31 JordanHooper,Nebraska,12/30/11 7. 30 JoleneAnderson,Wisconsin,2/3/08 30 SuntanaGranderson,Xavier,12/7/06 9. 28 Seven times last by: Erin Anthony, Army, 12/8/10

Field GoAls MAde 1. 13 JoleneAnderson,Wisconsin,2/3/08 13 SuntanaGranderson,Xavier,12/7/06 3. 12 Eight times last by: Erin Anthony, Army, 12/8/10

Field GoAls AtteMPted 1. 25 TanWhite,MississippiState,11/20/02 2. 24 JamieBraun,Indiana,1/10/10 24 IfeomaOkonkwo,Northwestern,2/23/06 24 BrianneKenneally,YoungstownSt.,3/17/00 5. 23 Three times last by: Elena Delle Donne, Delaware, 12/19/10

Field GoAl PeRcentAGe (Min. 5 MAde) 1. 1.000 TamaraRansburg,OldDom.(7-7),12/3/06 1.000 EbbaGebisa,Wisconsin(7-7),3/2/03 1.000 JohannaSolverson,Iowa(6-6),1/8/04 1.000 LaToyaKincaid,Pitt(5-5),12/14/03 5. .900 D’WanShackleford,OhioSt.(9-10),12/30/01

thRee-Point Field GoAls MAde 1. 7 KamilleWahlin,Iowa,12/28/09 2. 6 TaylorAlton,MichiganState,1/7/12 6 JasminaRosseel,Drexel,12/21/10 6 AbbyWaner,Duke,12/2/07 6 LeslieMajewski,YoungstownSt.,3/17/00

thRee-Point Field GoAls AtteMPted 1. 15 KamilleWahlin,Iowa,12/28/09 2. 14 HeatherCassady,Indiana,1/25/01 3. 13 Fivetimes last by: Kate Thompson, Michigan, 2/24/13

thRee-Point Field GoAl Pct. (Min. 3 MAde) 1. 1.000 JamieBraun,Indiana(4-4),1/11/09 1.000 Playerswent3-3seventimes last by: Andrea McGuirt, Indiana (3-3), 1/11/09

FRee thRows MAde 1. 17 SaadiaDoyle,Howard,11/11/12 2. 15 JoriDavis,Indiana,1/10/10 3. 14 ErinGrant,TexasTech,12/4/05 4. 13 KKHouser,Purdue,1/28/10 13 JenniferSmith,Michigan,2/15/04

FRee thRows AtteMPted 1. 23 SaadiaDoyle,Howard,11/11/12 2. 17 JenniferSmith,Michigan,2/15/04 3. 16 JoriDavis,Indiana,1/10/10 16 RenneikaRazor,Maryland,12/4/02 5. 15 Twice last by: Amy Jaeschke, Northwestern, 2/27/11

FRee thRow PeRcentAGe (Min. 9 MAde) 1. 1.000 ErinGrant,TexasTech(14-14),12/4/05 1.000 KKHouser,Purdue(13-13),1/28/10 1.000 JamieLewis,OhioSt.(10-10),12/28/98 1.000 LaTonyaSims,Wisconsin(9-9),2/18/01 1.000 TamaraMoore,Wisconsin(9-9),2/18/01

Rebounds 1. 20 KristenRasmussen,MichiganSt.,12/30/97 2. 17 LauraBroomfield,N.Carolina,11/30/11 17 ShanteEvans,Hofstra,3/18/10 17 JessieStomski,Wisconsin,1/30/00 17 LaTonyaSims,Wisconsin,1/30/00

Assists 1. 12 SamanthaPrahalis,OhioState,2/7/10 2. 11 PatriceLalor,Dayton,3/19/11 3. 10 AllisonCurtin,Illinois,2/15/01 10 MimiRiley,Villanova,11/16/01 5. 9 Sixtimes last by: Jenny Ryan, Michigan, 2/24/13

steAls 1. 8 LykendraJohnson,MichiganSt.,2/10/11 2. 7 AdrienneGodBold,Illinois,2/20/13 7 TamaraMoore,Wisconsin,2/6/00 4. 6 Eight times last by: Monique Smalls, Texas Tech, 12/5/10

blocked shots 1. 6 DanielleFiaco,Lafayette,11/18/12 6 JillChapman,Indiana,1/10/02 3. 5 AshleyAdams,OhioState,2/20/12 5 LeeAnnBies,Michigan,2/25/01 5 RositaMelbourne,Maryland,11/23/99


The Lady LionsMedia

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Media iNFORMaTiONCOaCH WaSHiNGTON’S aVaiLaBiLiTY

All interview requests for head coach Coquese Washington should be directed to Kristina Petersen in the Penn State Athletic Communications office.

Coach Washington will hold weekly press conferences during the season. A schedule is available by calling the Athletic Communications office.

Coach Washington will hold a post-game press conference following each game.

Coach Washington will not be available on game day prior to tip-off.

PLaYeR iNTeRVieWSAll player interviews must be arranged through Kristina Petersen in the Athletic

Communications office at least two days in advance. Players will be available on a weekly basis throughout the season, in conjunction with head coach Coquese Washington’s weekly press conference. Interviews will not be granted on game day prior to tip-off.

Players will return phone calls only upon clearance with the Athletic Communications office. They may also be scheduled for one-on-one interviews in person. Player phone numbers will not be released.

Following games, requested Penn State players will be brought to the post-game media interview room. The Penn State locker room is closed.

CRedeNTiaLSSingle game and season press credentials are issued to accredited members

of the working media only. Requests for credentials should be directed to Kristina Petersen, the women’s basketball contact. Please submit requests for game credentials at least one week in advance of each game. Press credentials can be picked up at Media Will Call, which is located at the Media/Team entrance, on the south side of the Bryce Jordan Center, near Parking Lot 8.

Penn State is a member of the Big Ten Conference and all press box and game day policies will conform to Big Ten guidelines.

BiG TeN iNFORMaTiONThe 2014 Big Ten Women’s Basketball Tournament is scheduled for March 6-9

at Banker’s Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Ind. For media credential information, contact the Big Ten Conference office at (847) 696-1010 ext. 142.

Media PaRKiNGParking is available in the Bryce Jordan Center media lot upon request. Please

contest Kristina Petersen in the Athletic Communications office. The fenced media lot is located on the South end of the building, adjacent to the truckways and loading zones that face Mount Nittany and the outdoor track. Additional media parking is available in the public lots.

PHOTOGRaPHeRSA photo pass must be issued to gain access courtside in the Bryce Jordan

Center. Please contact Kristina Petersen, the women’s basketball contact, one week in advance for photo passes.

Courtside photographers must follow NCAA guidelines, which prohibit entry to the bench areas and the stands. Photographers must remain seated at all times.

RadiO NeTWORKSThe Penn State Sports Network originates from the first row of Booth C23 in

the press area. Visiting radio stations are located on the first row of Booth C22 in the press area. Visiting radio is provided one phone line and one ISDN line.

PReSS SeaTiNGTo access the press seating area, turn left out of the media room, walk down

the hallway and take the elevator to the Concourse level. Please allow several minutes when taking the elevator to the press room or the media room. When leaving the elevator, turn right. The press area is at Portal 23. Electrical outlets are available throughout press row and in the radio booths. Final statistics and a running play-by-play will be available in the media room.

GaMe NOTeSGame notes will be provided at least one day in advance of each game. Penn

State, Big Ten and opposing team game notes will be available in the media room two hours prior to each game. If you would like to receive game notes via email, please contact Kristina Petersen, the women’s basketball contact, in the Penn State Athletic Communications office at 814-865-1757.

LadY LiONS ON THe ROadMedia interested in learning about the Lady Lions’ road accommodations may

contact Kristina Petersen in the Penn State Athletic Communications office at 814-865-2497 or via email [email protected].

WeBSiTeThe official Penn State Athletics website is: www.GoPSUsports.com. News

updates, notes, statistics and general information on all Penn State sports are available there.

PeNN STaTe SPORTS NeTWORKFor the 11th consecutive season, the Penn State Sports Network, under the

direction of Learfield Sports, will broadcast every Lady Lion Basketball game. The Penn State Sports Network is syndicated by Penn State Sports Properties, a division of Learfield Sports, one of the country’s largest syndicators of college sports. Jerry Fisher and Brian Tripp will call the action.

LadYLiONS.COMLadyLions.com, a website dedicated to Penn State women’s basketball, which

includes video messages from the players and head coach Coquese Washington, as well as feature videos and information about the team.

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OPPONeNT iNFORMaTiONST. FRaNCiS (Pa.) Red FLaSH

Fri., Nov. 8 * UNiversity Park, Pa.Location ............................................. Loretto, Pa.Enrollment ....................................................2,400President ........................ Rev. Gabriel Zeis, T.O.R.Athletics Director .............................. Bob KrimmelColors ...............................................Red & WhiteConference ...........................................NortheastArena (Cap.) ........................DeGol Arena (3,500)Head Coach ..........................................Joe HaighCareer Record ........................... 17-16 (one year)Record at School ........................................ SameWBB Contact ...............................Dann WhitmoreEmail ............................... [email protected] .....................................SFUathletics.comSeries...................................Penn State leads 5-12012-13 Record .......................................... 17-16Conference Record (Finish) ..................10-8 (3rd)Postseason ................................ WBI First RoundStarters Returning/Lost ....................................2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................7/8

BuCKNeLL BiSONWed., Nov. 20 * UNiversity Park, Pa.

Location ........................................ Lewisburg, Pa.Enrollment ....................................................3,500President ........................................John BravmanAthletics Director ................................. John HardtColors ........................................... Orange & BlueConference ....................................Patriot LeagueArena (Cap.) ...................... Sojka Pavilion (4,000)Head Coach ..................................Aaron RoussellCareer Record .......................176-66 (nine years)Record at School ....................... 15-16 (one year)WBB Contact .................................................TBAEmail ..............................................................TBAWebsite ...................................BucknellBison.comSeries.................................Penn State leads 12-02012-13 Record .......................................... 15-16Conference Record (Finish) .................... 5-9 (6th)Postseason ...................................................noneStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................9/5

FORdHaM RaMSsUN., Nov. 10 * UNiversity Park, Pa.

Location ..............................................Bronx, N.Y.Enrollment ....................................................8,427President ............................Joseph McShane, S.J.Executive Director of Athletics ......... David RoachColors ......................................... Maroon & WhiteConference ..........................................Atlantic 10Arena (Cap.) ......................Rose Hill Gym (3,200)Head Coach ..............................Stephanie GaitleyCareer Record ........................502-297 (27 years)Record at School ...................... 38-27 (two years)WBB Contact ...........................Andrew O’ConnellEmail ............................ [email protected] .................................. fordhamsports.comSeries...................................Penn State leads 1-02012-13 Record ............................................ 26-9Conference Record (Finish) ..................12-2 (3rd)Postseason .............................WNIT Third RoundStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost .........................10/4

JuNKaNOO JaMOReGON STaTe BeaVeRS

Fri., Nov. 29 * GraNd islaNd, Bahamas

Location ......................................... Corvallis, Ore.Enrollment ..................................................23,761President ...................................... Dr. Edward RayAthletics Director ...........................Bob De CarolisColors ..........................................Orange & BlackConference ............................................... Pac-12Arena (Cap.) ....................... Gill Coliseum (9,604)Head Coach ...................................... Scott RueckCareer Record ........................327-143 (17 years)Record at School ................... 39-55 (three years)WBB Contact ......................................Steve FenkEmail [email protected] .......................................osubeavers.comSeries...................................Penn State leads 1-02012-13 Record .......................................... 10-21Conference Record (Finish) ................ 4-14 (10th)Postseason ...................................................noneStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................7/5

CONNeCTiCuT HuSKieSsUN., Nov. 17 * UNiversity Park, Pa.

Location .......................................... Storrs, Conn.Enrollment ..................................................30,525President .............................. Susan Herbst, Ph.D.Athletics Director ............................Warde ManuelColors ........................ National Flag Blue & WhiteConference ............American Athletic ConferenceArena (Cap.) .................Gampel Pavilion (10,167)Head Coach ................................Geno AuriemmaCareer Record ........................839-133 (28 years)Record at School ........................................ SameWBB Contact .................................. Pat McKennaEmail [email protected] ................................. UConnHuskies.comSeries................................. Connecticut leads 7-32012-13 Record ............................................ 35-4Conference Record (Finish) ................. 14-2 (2nd)Postseason ...........................National ChampionsStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................8/3

JuNKaNOO JaM POSSiBLe OPPONeNTFLORida GaTORS

sat., Nov. 30 * GraNd islaNd, Bahamas

Location ...................................... Gainesville, Fla.Enrollment ..................................................49,785President ........................... Dr. J. Bernard MachenAthletics Director ......................... Jeremy N. FoleyColors ........................................... Orange & BlueConference ................................................... SECArena (Cap.) . Stephen O’Connell Center (11,373)Head Coach .................................. Amanda ButlerCareer Record .................... 138-89 (seven years)Record at School ...................... 98-67 (five years)WBB Contact ................................ Kathy CafazzoEmail ................................. [email protected] ........................................GatorZone.comSeries.............................................Series tied 1-12012-13 Record .......................................... 22-15Conference Record (Finish) ............... 6-10 (T-8th)Postseason ................................ WNIT SemifinalsStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................6/4

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sat., Nov. 30 * GraNd islaNd, Bahamas

Location .............................................. Normal, Ill.Enrollment ..................................................20,272President .................................. Timothy FlanaganAthletics Director ................................Larry LyonsColors ...............................................Red & WhiteConference ...................................Missouri ValleyArena (Cap.) ....................Redbird Arena (10,000)Head Coach ........................................Barb SmithCareer Record .......................... 49-86 (five years)Record at School .............................. First seasonWBB Contact ........................... Lauren HutchcraftEmail ........................................ [email protected] ...................................... GoRedbirds.comSeries.............................................Series tied 1-12012-13 Record .......................................... 24-11Conference Record (Finish) ..................13-4 (3rd)Postseason ......................... WNIT Second RoundStarters Returning/Lost ....................................2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................8/5

SOuTH daKOTa STaTe JaCKRaBBiTSWed., dec. 11 * BrookiNGs, s.d.

Location ....................................... Brookings, S.D.Enrollment ..................................................12,583President ..............................Dr. David L. ChicoineAthletics Director .................................. Justin SellColors ............................................. Yellow & BlueConference ...........................The Summit LeagueArena (Cap.) ..........................Frost Arena (6,500)Head Coach .................................Aaron JohnstonCareer Record ......................315-107 (13+ years)Record at School ........................................ SameWBB Contact ..................................... Jason HoveEmail [email protected] ........................................... GoJacks.comSeries...................................Penn State leads 1-02012-13 Record ............................................ 25-8Conference Record (Finish) .................. 14-2 (1st)Postseason ............................. NCAA First RoundStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost .........................10/3

BiG TeN/aCC CHaLLeNGeNOTRe daMe FiGHTiNG iRiSH

Wed., dec. 4 * UNiversity Park, Pa.Location .....................................Notre Dame, Ind.Enrollment ..................................................12,004President ................... Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C.Athletics Director ...........................Jack SwarbrickColors ................................................Gold & BlueConference ................................................... ACCArena (Cap.) ...Purcell Pav. at Joyce Center (9,149)Head Coach ................................. Muffet McGrawCareer Record ........................714-258 (31 years)Record at School ....................626-217 (26 years)WBB Contact ..................................Chris MastersEmail [email protected] ................................................. UND.comSeries...................................Penn State leads 5-02012-13 Record ............................................ 35-2Conference Record (Finish) .................. 16-0 (1st)Postseason ................................NCAA Final FourStarters Returning/Lost ....................................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................9/2

TeXaS a&M aGGieSsUN., dec. 15 * UNiversity Park, Pa.

Location ............................ College Station, TexasEnrollment ..................................................53,219President ......................................R. Bowen LoftinAthletics Director ................................ Eric HymanColors ......................................... Maroon & WhiteConference ................................................... SECArena (Cap.) ........................Reed Arena (12,989)Head Coach ..........................................Gary BlairCareer Record ........................645-263 (28 years)Record at School ....................237-100 (10 years)WBB Contact ................................. Matt CallawayEmail [email protected] ................................... aggieathletics.comSeries.............................................Series tied 1-12012-13 Record .......................................... 25-10Conference Record (Finish) ............... 11-5 (T-4th)Postseason ........................ NCAA Second RoundStarters Returning/Lost ....................................2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................8/5

GeORGeTOWN HOYaSsUN., dec. 8 * WashiNGtoN, d.c.

Location .................................... Washington, D.C.Enrollment ..................................................15,318President ......................................John J. DeGioiaAthletics Director ................................... Lee ReedColors ............................................... Blue & GrayConference ............................................. Big EastArena (Cap.) ...............McDonough Arena (2,400)Head Coach .......................................Keith BrownCareer Record ........................... 15-16 (one year)Record at School ........................................ SameWBB Contact ...............................Barbara BarnesEmail [email protected] ............................................guhoyas.comSeries...................................Penn State leads 4-12012-13 Record .......................................... 15-16Conference Record (Finish) ............. 5-11 (T-11th)Postseason ...................................................noneStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................7/4

aLCORN STaTe LadY BRaVeSsUN., dec. 22 * UNiversity Park, Pa.

Location ......................................... Lorman, Miss.Enrollment ....................................................3,079President .................... Dr. M. Christopher Brown IIInterim Athletics Director ................Dwayne WhiteColors ............................................ Purple & GoldConference ................................................SWACArena (Cap.) ................................................4,000Head Coach ..................................Tonya EdwardsCareer Record ........................ 42-107 (five years)Record at School ........................................ SameWBB Contact .................................... Je’Kel SmithEmail ......................................... [email protected] ..................................... alcornsports.comSeries...............................................First Meeting2012-13 Record ............................................ 2-26Conference Record (Finish) .......................... 2-16Postseason ...................................................noneStarters Returning/Lost ....................................1/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................6/7

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sUN., dec. 29 * UNiversity Park, Pa.Location .............................. West Hartford, Conn.Enrollment ....................................................6,992President ......................................Walter HarrisonAthletics Director ........................... Patricia MeiserColors ..........................................Scarlet & WhiteConference ..................................... America EastArena (Cap.) ............ Chase Family Arena (3,508)Head Coach ................................ Jennifer RizzottiCareer Record ........................276-162 (14 years)Record at School ........................................ SameWBB Contact ......................................Dan RuedeEmail [email protected] ................................. HartfordHawks.comSeries...................................Penn State leads 1-02012-13 Record .......................................... 21-12Conference Record (Finish) ..................10-6 (3rd)Postseason ...................................................noneStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost .........................11/4

PuRdue BOiLeRMaKeRSsUN., JaN. 12 * UNiversity Park, Pa.

thUrs., JaN. 30 * West laFayette, iNd.Location ................................ West Lafayette, Ind.Enrollment ......................................................TBAPresident .............................Mitchell E. Daniels Jr.Athletics Director .........................Morgan J. BurkeColors ....................................... Old Gold & BlackConference ...............................................Big TenArena (Cap.) ....................Mackey Arena (14,846)Head Coach .................................. Sharon VersypCareer Record ........................278-144 (13 years)Record at School ................ 161-79 (seven years)WBB Contact ................................. Tanner LipsettEmail ..................................... [email protected] .................................... purduesports.comSeries.....................................Purdue leads 27-172012-13 Record ............................................ 25-9Conference Record (Finish) ...............10-6 (T-3rd)Postseason .....NCAA Tournament Second RoundStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................9/3

iOWa HaWKeYeSsUN., JaN. 5 * ioWa city, ioWa

thUrs., FeB. 6 * UNiversity Park, Pa.Location ........................................ Iowa City, IowaEnrollment ..................................................31,067President ........................................... Sally MasonAthletics Director .................................Gary BartaColors .......................................... Black and GoldConference ...............................................Big TenArena (Cap.) ..... Carver-Hawkeye Arena (15,400)Head Coach ........................................Lisa BluderCareer Record ........................607-299 (29 years)Record at School ....................251-157 (13 years)WBB Contact ...................................Patrick SojkaEmail [email protected] ................................. hawkeyesports.comSeries...............................Penn State leads 25-172012-13 Record .......................................... 21-13Conference Record (Finish) .................... 8-8 (7th)Postseason ........................ NCAA Second RoundStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................7/5

OHiO STaTe BuCKeYeSthUrs., JaN. 16 * UNiversity Park, Pa.

sUN., FeB. 9 * colUmBUs, ohio

Location ...................................... Columbus, OhioEnrollment ..................................................56,387Interim President .........................Joseph A. AluttoAthletics Director ................................Gene SmithColors ........................................... Scarlet & GrayConference ...............................................Big TenArena (Cap.) ................Value City Arena (19,400)Head Coach ....................................Kevin McGuffCareer Record ..........................255-99 (11 years)Record at School .................................. First YearWBB Contact ................................ Adam WidmanEmail ................................... [email protected] ..........................OhioStateBuckeyes.comSeries...............................Penn State leads 34-212012-13 Record .......................................... 18-13Conference Record (Finish) ................. 7-9 (T-8th)Postseason ...................................................noneStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost .........................11/3

iLLiNOiS FiGHTiNG iLLiNithUrs., JaN. 9 * chamPaiGN, ill.

Location ........................... Urbana-Champaign, Ill.Enrollment ..................................................42,605President ........................................ Robert EasterAthletics Director ............................. Mike ThomasColors ........................................... Orange & BlueConference ...............................................Big TenArena (Cap.) ............. State Farm Center (16,618)Head Coach .......................................Matt BollantCareer Record ..........................301-69 (11 years)Record at School ....................... 19-14 (one year)WBB Contact .......................................Ben TaylorEmail .................................... [email protected] ........................................fightingillini.comSeries...............................Penn State leads 29-142012-13 Record .......................................... 19-14Conference Record (Finish) ................. 9-7 (T-5th)Postseason ............................WNIT QuarterfinalsStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................6/6

MiCHiGaN STaTe SPaRTaNSsUN., JaN. 19 * east laNsiNG, mich.

Location .................................East Lansing, Mich.Enrollment ..................................................48,800President ................................ Lou Anna K. SimonAthletics Director ............................. Mark J. HollisColors ........................................... Green & WhiteConference ...............................................Big TenArena (Cap.) ....................Breslin Center (14,797)Head Coach ..................................Suzy MerchantCareer Record ........................341-182 (18 years)Record at School .................... 140-62 (five years)WBB Contact ................................... Jim DonatelliEmail ..................................... [email protected] .................................... msuspartans.comSeries...............................Penn State leads 26-142012-13 Record ............................................ 25-9Conference Record (Finish) ..................10-6 (3rd)Postseason ........................ NCAA Second RoundStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................8/4

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Wed., JaN. 22 * UNiversity Park, Pa.Location ....................................Bloomington, Ind.Enrollment ..................................................42,731President ............................. Michael A. McRobbieAthletics Director ................................. Fred GlassColors ...................................... Cream & CrimsonConference ...............................................Big TenArena (Cap.) ....................Assembly Hall (17,472)Head Coach ......................................... Curt MillerCareer Record ........................269-111 (12 years)Record at School ....................... 11-19 (one year)WBB Contact ................................... Ryan SheetsEmail ................................ [email protected] ....................................... IUHoosiers.comSeries.................................Penn State leads 29-92012-13 Record .......................................... 11-19Conference Record (Finish) ................ 2-14 (12th)Postseason ...................................................noneStarters Returning/Lost ....................................2/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................6/3

WiSCONSiN BadGeRSsUN., FeB. 16 * UNiversity Park, Pa.

Location ......................................... Madison, Wis.Enrollment ..................................................42,099Chancellor .....................................Rebecca BlankAthletics Director .............................Barry AlvarezColors ........................................Cardinal & WhiteConference ...............................................Big TenArena (Cap.) ........................Kohl Center (17,122)Head Coach ................................... Bobbie KelseyCareer Record .......................... 21-39 (two years)Record at School ........................................ SameWBB Contact ........................ Diane K. NordstromEmail [email protected] ......................................UWBadgers.comSeries...............................Penn State leads 28-112012-13 Record .......................................... 12-19Conference Record (Finish) ................ 3-13 (11th)Postseason ...................................................noneStarters Returning/Lost ....................................5/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost .........................10/1

MiNNeSOTa GOLdeN GOPHeRSsUN., JaN. 26 * UNiversity Park, Pa.

Location ..................................Minneapolis, Minn.Enrollment ..................................................52,557President ..........................................Dr. Eric KalerAthletics Director ........................Norwood TeagueColors ...........................................Maroon & GoldConference ...............................................Big TenArena (Cap.) ...................Williams Arena (14,625)Head Coach .......................................Pam BortonCareer Record ........................283-185 (15 years)Record at School ....................214-139 (11 years)WBB Contact ................................ Sarah TurcotteEmail ..................................... [email protected] ....................................gophersports.comSeries...............................Penn State leads 26-122012-13 Record .......................................... 18-14Conference Record (Finish) ................. 7-9 (T-8th)Postseason .............................. WNIT First RoundStarters Returning/Lost ....................................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................7/4

NeBRaSKa CORNHuSKeRSmoN., FeB. 24 * liNcolN, NeB.

Location ........................................... Lincoln, Neb.Enrollment ..................................................24,610President ............................James B. Milliken, J.D.Athletics Director ..........................Shawn EichorstColors ........................................ Scarlet & CreamConference ...............................................Big TenArena (Cap.) ......... Pinnacle Bank Arena (15,107)Head Coach ....................................... Connie YoriCareer Record ........................410-275 (23 years)Record at School ....................215-135 (12 years)WBB Contact .................................... Jeff GrieschEmail [email protected] ............................................Huskers.comSeries...................................Penn State leads 5-12012-13 Record ............................................ 25-9Conference Record (Finish) ................. 12-4 (2nd)Postseason .................................NCAA Sweet 16Starters Returning/Lost ....................................4/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................8/4

NORTHWeSTeRN WiLdCaTSsUN., FeB. 2 * evaNstoN, ill.

thUrs., FeB. 20 * UNiversity Park, Pa.Location ........................................... Evanston, Ill.Enrollment ....................................................8,367President ................................Morton O. SchapiroAthletics Director .................................Jim PhillipsColors ...........................................Purple & WhiteConference ...............................................Big TenArena (Cap.) ...............Welsh-Ryan Arena (8,117)Head Coach ................................... Joe McKeownCareer Record ........................580-259 (27 years)Record at School ...................... 71-85 (five years)WBB Contact ...............................Betsy GolomskiEmail ....................... [email protected] ..........................................NUsports.comSeries.................................Penn State leads 31-72012-13 Record .......................................... 13-17Conference Record (Finish) ................ 5-11 (10th)Postseason ...................................................noneStarters Returning/Lost ....................................3/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost .........................10/5

MiCHiGaN WOLVeRiNeSsat., mar. 1 * UNiversity Park, Pa.

Location ......................................Ann Arbor, Mich.Enrollment ..................................................41,942President ................................ Mary Sue ColemanAthletics Director ............................ Dave BrandonColors ..............................................Maize & BlueConference ...............................................Big TenArena (Cap.) .....................Crisler Center (12,707)Head Coach ..............................Kim Barnes AricoCareer Record ........................292-216 (17 years)Record at School ....................... 22-11 (one year)WBB Contact ..............................Sarah VanMetreEmail [email protected] .......................................... MGoBlue.comSeries.................................Penn State leads 30-92012-13 Record .......................................... 22-11Conference Record (Finish) ................. 9-7 (T-4th)Postseason ........................ NCAA Second RoundStarters Returning/Lost ....................................1/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...........................3/6


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IN THIS SECTIONHistory of Penn State .......................................... 200-201Athletic Excellence ..................................................... 202Lady Lion Endowed Scholarships .............................. 203Distinguished Alumni ................................................. 204Penn State Tradition................................................... 205President Dr. Rodney Erickson .................................. 206Athletics Director Dr. David Joyner ............................ 206Assistant AD Jennifer James ..................................... 207Associate AD/SWA Charmelle Green ........................ 207Lady Lion Radio/TV Chart ......................................... 208


hiStory of Penn StateSince admitting its first students in 1859, Penn State has awarded more than 730,000 degrees, hallmarks of an educational

experience second to none in quality. In addition, Penn State alumni — including nearly 320,000 in Pennsylvania alone — have job- and social-networking opportunities that no other college or university in the Commonwealth can surpass.

The University’s beginnings were humble. Chartered as a college of scientific agriculture, the institution was located in rural Centre County after James Irvin, a partner in the Centre Furnace iron works (remains of which can be seen today along East College Avenue), offered to donate 200 acres of farmland for a campus.

Founding President Evan Pugh wanted Penn State to embody a new approach to higher education that blended classical studies with subjects that had practical value. He joined similar visionaries in other states in convincing Congress to pass the Morrill Land-Grant Act in 1862. The act gave individual states tracts of federal land to sell; the proceeds supported colleges that agreed to include engineering, science and the liberal arts as well as agriculture in their course of studies. In 1863, the Pennsylvania legislature designated Penn State the Commonwealth’s sole land-grant institution. The lawmakers in effect bestowed on the privately incorporated college a public character. In return for state support, the institution assumed obligations of teaching, research and service that are normally associated with publicly owned land-grant universities in other states.

By the 1890s Penn State was making its mark. It ranked among the nation’s 10 largest undergraduate engineering schools, a distinction it still holds. It established one of the nation’s first collegiate agricultural experiment stations, and Professor Whitman Jordan’s pioneering research on using fertilizers for soil enrichment had global impact on crop yields. President George Atherton invigorated the liberal arts, and recruited Professor of English Fred Pattee to teach the nation’s first course in American literature, heretofore considered an unworthy stepchild of English literature. Penn State in 1871 became one of the first land-grant schools in the Northeast to admit women, graduated its first international student in 1890, and its first African-American student in 1905.

In the early 1900s, President Edwin E. Sparks supported a number of efforts to “carry the college to the people,” as he liked to say. Technical institutes were established in various locations statewide for engineering education, beginning with an evening school in Allentown in 1910. In 1912, Penn State helped create a system of county agents in agriculture and home economics. Today’s World Campus, with its “anywhere, anytime” learning through the Internet, builds on that outreach tradition.

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hiStory of Penn StateBut undergraduate education remained foremost. As enrollment surpassed 5,000 students in 1936, Penn State became

Pennsylvania’s largest source of baccalaureate degrees. Also in the 1930s, a state-wide system of undergraduate centers was created for students who, in the depths of the Great Depression, could not afford to leave their hometowns to get a college education. The centers offered the first year of baccalaureate studies and were the predecessors of today’s system of 19 primarily undergraduate campuses located throughout the Commonwealth.

Following World War II, Penn State underwent unprecedented expansion, first to meet the needs of returning military veterans and later to accommodate the Baby Boom generation. Total enrollment at all Penn State campuses climbed to 40,000 by 1970.

The University also emerged on the national scene as a research powerhouse. Research first garnered international attention in fields as diverse as dairy science, acoustics, psychology, and diesel engineering. The expansion of research activities went hand in hand with a steady increase in the number of graduate students. The University awarded its first graduate degree — a master’s degree in scientific agriculture — in 1862, and the Graduate School was established in 1922. But overall graduate enrollment remained modest until the 1950s, then swelled steadily. By 2013, Penn State had awarded nearly 30,000 master’s, doctoral, and other advanced degrees.

Undergraduates, too, benefited from a greater emphasis on research, as they had opportunities to work alongside world-renowned faculty in laboratories and in the field, thus enriching their educational experience in ways typically unavailable to undergraduates at smaller institutions.

Annual research expenditures now exceed $800 million, including about $500 million in federal research funds that Penn State brings to Pennsylvania, and $110 million in support from business in industry. The University’s research enterprise generates nearly $9 billion in total economic impact across the Commonwealth each year.

Penn State currently enrolls approximately 96,000 students on 25 campuses: the research and administrative hub at University Park; 19 primarily undergraduate campuses; Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, including the College of Medicine; the Pennsylvania College of Technology; the Penn State Dickinson School of Law, Carlisle campus; the Penn State Great Valley School of Graduate Professional Studies; and the Penn State World Campus.


among the nation’S eLitev Penn State has one of the nation’s most successful athletic departments. The Nittany Lions boast one of the largest intercollegiate athletic

programs in the nation with 800 student-athletes participating in 16 men’s and 15 women’s sports. v All 31 programs are funded at 100% scholarship levels. v Penn State has won 69 National Team Championships in 14 sports, including winning four consecutive Women’s Volleyball Championships from

2007-10 and the last three Wrestling Championships in 2011-2013.v The Nittany Lions have won 12 NCAA Championships since March 2007 (in five sports), tied with USC for most in the nation during the past six

years. v A total of 21 Penn State programs (out of 31) participated in their respective NCAA Championship in 2012-13 either as a team or by individuals.v Penn State has won 81 Big Ten regular season or tournament titles all-time, including 13 in the past two years. The 1993-94 academic year was

Penn State’s first full year in the Big Ten.v The Nittany Lions earned a school-record 11 conference championships in 2012-13. Penn State’s Big Ten champions: women’s basketball, field

hockey (regular season and tournament), men’s soccer, women’s soccer, women’s outdoor track and field, women’s volleyball and wrestling, while women’s lacrosse (ALC), men’s lacrosse (CAA) and men’s volleyball (EIVA) also won their respective conference regular-season titles.

v A school record eight Penn State coaches were selected Big Ten Coach of the Year in 2012-13: Beth Alford-Sullivan (women’s outdoor track and field), Char Morett (field hockey), Bill O’Brien (football), Russ Rose (women’s volleyball), Cael Sanderson (wrestling), Erica Walsh (women’s soccer), Bob Warming (men’s soccer) and Coquese Washington (women’s basketball).

v Penn State student-athletes have earned 127 Academic All-America citations in the last 20 years and 181 overall, third-highest in the nation. v Nittany Lion student-athletes have an 88% Graduation Success Rate (GSR), eight points higher than the national average, according to the

NCAA.v Penn State has an all-time total of 4,477 Academic All-Big Ten honorees in the 20 years of the conference academic program.v The Nittany Lions were fifth in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup standings in 2012-13, earning a school record 1,100 points. Penn State

earned its fifth Top 5 finish in the Directors’ Cup (first since 2002-03) and its ninth Top 10 finish in the 20 years of the Directors’ Cup survey. Penn State is among only nine schools to finish in the Directors’ Cup Top 25 all 20 years.

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Penn State women’s basketball team proudly boasts eight position endowed scholarships and was the first of the school’s 29 sports to have endowed scholarships for all five of its starting positions.

Helen “Choo” Chelius was a Penn State fan for more than 60 years. Her late husband Carl (’26) and son Carl (’73) are both PSU alumni. In 1999, she made an even stronger commitment to the program by endowing the first women’s basketball position at Penn State. Chelius established the scholarship for the point guard position.

Adding to the Lady Lion tradition in 2000, John (‘56) and Joanne Spangler endowed the Lady Lions’ forward position, while Carl and Joyce Chelius endowed the shooting guard spot.

In April 2001, then-Penn State women’s basketball coach Rene Portland and her husband, John Portland, committed $500,000 to the University to endow two undergraduate scholarships for student-athletes. One scholarship, a Lady Lion captain, is named in honor of the Portlands’ daughter, Christine M. Portland, who played on her mother’s team from 1995 to 1999 and was a captain of the 1998-99 team. The other scholarship, to support student-athletes who play the center position, is named in honor of Rene Portland’s late mother, Margaret “Granny” Muth.

John and Ann Curley added to the number of endowed Lady Lion scholarships with the advent of their scholarship for a Lady Lion forward, while Nancy Dreibelbis endowed a scholarship for a Lady Lion point guard. John and Jeanette McWhirter provided the most recent addition to the Lady Lion scholarship stable with the creation of the Maggie Lucas Scholarship for Lady Lion Shooting Guard in the spring of 2013.

To be eligible for scholarships, students must have outstanding academic records and be proficient in women’s basketball. Scholarships are awarded for one academic year with the possibility of renewal in subsequent years.

For scholarship endowment information, including position scholarships, please contact the Major Gifts Office at (814) 863-GIFT (4438).

endowed SChoLarShiPS


John Aniston ’55 - Actor on Days of Our Lives; Father of actress Jennifer AnistonJesse Arnelle ’62 - Former chairman of Penn State’s Board of Trustees; Retired senior partner of San Francisco-based law firm of Arnelle, Hastle, McGee, Willis and GreeneDon Bellisario ’61 - Head of Belisarius Productions; producer of such TV series as NCIS, JAG, Quantum Leap, Magnum PI Paul Berg ’48 - Nobel Prize winner in chemistry in 1980Charles Bierbauer ’66 - Former Senior Washington correspondent for CNN; Dean of the South Carolina School of JournalismTodd Blackledge ’82 - Football analyst for CBS SportsRyan Buell ’06 - Producer and director of A&E network’s Paranormal State , a show based on a Penn State student club called the Paranormal Research Society Ty Burrell ’97 - Emmy-winning television and movie actor; currently starring in ABC’s Emmy-winning show, Modern FamilyMary Ellen Clark ’85 - Bronze Medalist in 10-meter diving at the 1992 and 1996 Olympics Tom Clarke ’85 - President and CEO of Nike New Business VenturesSteven DeSouza ’68 - Screenwriter of Judge Dredd, Lethal Weapon, 48 Hours, Die Hard, and Die Hard 2Julius Epstein ’31 - Prize-winning screenwriter best known for co-writing CasablancaCarmen Finestra ’71 - Television producer of Home Improvement and The Cosby ShowHerman Fisher ’21 - Co-founder of Fisher-Price ToysJonathan Frakes ’74 - Actor/Director for Star Trek series and moviesJack Ham ’71 - Former Pittsburgh Steelers and NFL Hall of FamerFranco Harris ’72 - Former Pittsburgh Steelers and NFL Hall of FamerRichard James ’39 - Inventor of the SlinkyDave Joyner ’72 - U.S. Team physician at the 1992 Winter Olympic Games; Penn State Athletics Director

Gene Kelly ’33 - Famous actor who starred in movies such as Singin’ in the Rain, Anchors Aweigh and An American in ParisRiva Marker ’00 - Editor and associate producer of films such as The Kennedy Mystique-Creating Camelot (2004), Day Night Day Night (2006), and Sundance Film Festival audience pick for best dramatic film, Grace is Gone (2007)Norman Miller ’56 - Pulitzer Prize-winning journalistMike Munchak ’82 - Head coach of the NFL’s Tennessee Titans and Pro Football Hall of Fame memberMark Parker ’77 - President and CEO of Nike, Inc.Amy Wynn Pastor ’99 - Host of Make a Move and co-host of Backyard Stadiums on the DIY (Do It Yourself) Network; previously on-camera carpenter for the popular show Trading SpacesJames A. Pawelczyk ’85 - First PSU professor in space after April 1998 shuttle missionMike Reid ’69 - Grammy Award-winning country musician and composerTom Ridge ’72 - Former Governor of Pennsylvania (1995-2001); Former U.S. Director of Homeland SecurityLisa Salters ’88 - Monday Night Football, college football and NBA sideline reporter for ESPN/ABC SportsJon Saraceno ’79 - USA Today sports columnistWilliam Schreyer ’48 - Retired Chairman and CEO of Merrill LynchSuzie McConnell Serio ’88 - Gold Medalist in 1988 and Bronze Medalist in 1992 Olympic Games; 2004 WNBA Coach of the YearLara Spencer ’91 - Co-anchor of Good Morning AmericaBarclay Tagg ’61 - Trainer of 2003 Kentucky Derby winner Funny CideTom Verducci ’82 - Senior writer for Sports IllustratedPatricia Woertz ’74 - Chairman, CEO, and president of agricultural processing giant Archer Daniels Midland

Don Bellisario ’61

John Aniston ’55

diStinguiShed aLumniTy Burrell ’97

Franco Harris ’72

Tom Ridge ’72

Todd Blackledge ’82 Lisa Salters ’88

Jonathan Frakes ’74 Gene Kelly ’61 Lara Spencer ’91

Charles Bierbauer ’66

Mike Munchak ’82


Tom Ridge ’72

Charles Bierbauer ’66

NittaNy LioN MascotPenn State’s athletic symbol, chosen by the student body in 1906, is the mountain lion which once roamed central Pennsylvania.H.D. “Joe” Mason, a member of the Class of 1907, conducted a one-man campaign to choose a school mascot after seeing the Princeton tiger on a

trip with the Penn State baseball team to that New Jersey campus. A student publication sponsored the campaign to select a mascot and Penn State is believed to be the first college to adopt the lion as a mascot.

Since Penn State is located in the Nittany Valley at the foot of Mount Nittany, the lion was designated as a Nittany Lion. In regional folklore, Nittany (or Nita-Nee) was a valorous Indian princess in whose honor the Great Spirit caused Mount Nittany to be formed. A later namesake, daughter of chief O-Ko-Cho, who lived near the mouth of Penn’s Creek, fell in love with Malachi Boyer, a trader. The tearful maiden and her lost lover became legend and her name was given to the stately mountain.

NittaNy LioN shriNePenn State’s Nittany Lion shrine was dedicated on Oct. 24, 1942, during Homecoming Weekend. Animal sculptor Heinz Warneke and stonecutter

Joseph Garatti molded a 13-ton block of Indiana limestone into the most recognizable symbol of Penn State. The shrine was chosen from six models submitted by Warneke.

The shrine is a gift of the Class of 1940 and rests in a natural setting of trees near Recreation Building. The site was chosen because of its accessibility, the surrounding trees and the fact that the sculpture would not be dwarfed by nearby buildings.

BLue & WhitePenn State’s student-athletes are instantly identified by their blue and white uniforms — but those weren’t the original school colors.A three-member committee representing the sophomore, junior and senior classes was appointed in October of 1887 to develop color options from

which the student body would select the school’s official colors. Dark pink and black was the unanimous choice of the student body after considering the color combinations presented by the committee.

Soon, many students and members of the baseball team were sporting pink and black striped blazers and caps.However, problems arose when the pink faded to white after several weeks of exposure to the sun. The students then opted for blue, rather than

black, and white. The official announcement of the new choice was made on March 18, 1890.

PeNN state aLMa MaterFor the glory of Old State

For her founders strong and great,For the future that we wait,

Raise the song, raise the song.

Sing our love and loyaltySing our hopes that bright and free

Rest, O Mother dear, with thee,All with thee, all with thee.

When we stood at childhood’s gate,Shapeless in the hands of fate,

Thou didst mold us, dear old StateDear old State, dear old State.

May no act of ours bring shameTo one heart that loves thy name,May our lives but swell thy fame,Dear old State, dear old State.

Penn State tradition


PeNN state aDMiNistratioNDr. roDNey a. ericksoN

PresiDeNtRodney A. Erickson assumed responsibilities as the 17th President of The Pennsylvania State University on November 9, 2011.

Previously, Erickson served as Penn State’s executive vice president and provost since July 1, 1999. As provost, he was chief academic officer of the University, responsible for administration of the University’s resident instruction, research and continuing education, and for the general welfare of the faculty and students. As executive vice president, Erickson served as the chief executive officer in the president’s absence and was centrally involved in most aspects of University operations.

Erickson is deeply committed to Penn State and to fulfilling the University’s mission of excellence in education, groundbreaking research, creative activity and service to those in Pennsylvania, the nation and the world. Throughout his career, he has worked at the intersection of academia, business, and government to advance education and create new knowledge to benefit the community at large. He is a highly respected academic leader, and he has chaired numerous task forces and special committees, including the

Committee on Institutional Cooperation, which is the academic arm of the Big Ten universities. Erickson is a former Fulbright Research Scholar in the United Kingdom and a Simon Senior Fellow at the University of Manchester. His research has focused on the spatial dimensions of urban and regional economies, international trade, and economic development policies.

Erickson holds B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Minnesota, and was awarded a Ph.D. in geography from the University of Washington in 1973. He began his academic career at the University of Wisconsin-Madison before joining the faculty at Penn State in 1977. He was promoted to professor in both geography and business administration in 1984. He was named dean of the Graduate School in July 1995 and, in March 1997, he assumed the additional responsibilities of vice president for research.

Among his other administrative assignments at Penn State, Erickson served as head of the Department of Geography in the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, and as director of the Center for Regional Business Analysis and associate director of the Division of Research in the Smeal College of Business.

Erickson formerly chaired the meetings of the Academic Leadership Council, which provides advice and counsel to the president on academic matters. He also chaired the Facilities Resources Committee, and was a member of the President’s Council, as well as an ex-officio member of the University Faculty Senate and Senate Council. He has been the leader of many University task forces in recent years, including the Task Force on Tuition, the University Cost Savings Task Force, the University Strategic Planning Council, and the Academic Program and Administrative Services Review Core Council, which was the group charged with identifying millions of dollars in permanent cost savings and nontuition revenue sources for the University for the coming years.

President Erickson was named an Honorary Alumnus by the Penn State Alumni Association in 2010 for his contributions to improving the academic stature of the University and enhancing the success of students.

Dr. DaviD M. JoyNer Director of athLetics

David M. Joyner was named Penn State’s Director of Athletics on January 21, 2013. He had served as the Acting Director of Athletics since November 16, 2011.

A two-sport All-American and Academic All-American at Penn State, Joyner is a former sports medicine physician and health care and business consultant who provides a strong background in department budget, facilities, fundraising and personnel management.

Joyner oversees an athletic department with more than 800 student-athletes and 300 staff members that expanded to 31 varsity sports in 2012-13 with the launch of NCAA Division I men’s and women’s hockey. Penn State’s 31 sports are tied for third-highest in the nation among Football Bowl Subdivision institutions.

Joyner’s mantra for Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics is IAC — Integrity, Academics and Championships — and the 2012-13 academic year provided a substantial list of accomplishments in all three core areas. In his first full year as Athletic Director, he provided the leadership for one of the most successful years in Penn State’s glorious history of student-athlete academic and athletic success.

Penn State student-athletes captured a school-record 11 conference championships in 2012-13, including a record eight Big Ten titles, the most of any conference institution. Twenty-one of 31 teams were represented in their respective NCAA Championship, with the wrestling team capturing a third consecutive national title.

A Penn State-record eight head coaches were selected Big Ten Coach of the Year in 2012-13, including football coach Bill O’Brien. Joyner led the search that identified and hired O’Brien in January 2012. Penn State was No. 6 in the final 2012-13 Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup standings, its highest finish in 10 years.

A school-record 296 Penn State student-athletes earned Academic All-Big Ten accolades during the 2012-13 academic year, crushing the previous record of 261. Six Penn State student-athletes attained Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-America® accolades in 2012-13, including three first-team honorees. Six teams compiled perfect multi-year NCAA Academic Progress Rate scores of 1,000 and the average multi-year APR score for Penn State’s varsity teams was 984, easily above the Division I average of 974.

Founder, Chairman and CEO of Joyner Sports Medicine Institute (JSI) from 1992-98, he developed and managed 19 physical therapy centers and 350 employees in eight states to deliver state-of-the-art training and rehabilitation services honed by U.S. Olympic and Elite Medical Team experience and leadership.

Joyner’s work with the U.S. Olympic Committee includes service as head physician to the United States’ teams at the 1992 Olympic Winter Games, the 1991 World University Games and the 1989 United States Olympic Festival. He is a past chairman of the U.S. Olympic Committee Sports Medicine Society. Joyner served as the chairman of the U.S. Olympic Committee’s Sports Medicine Committee and the vice-chairman of the U.S. Olympic Committee’s Anti-Doping Committee. He currently is a member of the medical commission of the Pan American Sports Organization.

An offensive tackle from 1969-71, Joyner earned first-team All-America honors his senior season and was a team co-captain. He was instrumental in helping the Nittany Lions compile a cumulative 29-4 record, including an 11-0 mark in 1969, with victories in the 1970 Orange and 1972 Cotton bowls. Joyner also was a standout wrestler from 1970-72, gaining All-America honors by finishing as the NCAA runner-up at heavyweight in 1971.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in science in 1972 and his M.D. from Penn State’s College of Medicine in 1976. Following residencies in general and orthopedic surgery at The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and a stint in the World Football League, Joyner began a medical career with a sports medicine emphasis.

Joyner’s sons, Andy and Matt, also played football at Penn State and are graduates of the University.


LaDy LioN aDMiNistratioNJeNN JaMesassistant athletics Director * 12th season

JENN JAMES BRINGS a wealth of experience and knowledge with her in her 12th year as head administrator for the Lady Lion basketball program.

A native of Irwin, Pa., James joined the Penn State athletic operations staff in 1995 and was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director in 2002. She oversees the home event management for all sports other than football. She was also actively involved in Penn State’s 40th Anniversary of Women in Sport celebration, which recognized and celebrated the tremendous growth, support and success of women in sports at Penn State.

In addition to overseeing home event management, she has served as the Championship manager for numerous Big Ten and NCAA Championships, including the 1999 NCAA Wrestling Championships, the 2002, 2006 and 2011 NCAA Men’s Volleyball Championships, the 1998, 2007 and 2013 NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Championships and the 2009 NCAA Fencing Championships. She was instrumental in helping Penn State win its bid to bring five different state high school championship finals to Penn State (Boys’ & Girls’

Basketball Championships, Boys’ Volleyball Championships, Baseball Championships and Softball Championships).James also has served as the lead administrator for several Penn State athletic teams during NCAA Championship competition.On the conference level, James has served as Championship manager for the Big Ten Championships in wrestling, field hockey, men’s and women’s golf, soccer,

gymnastics, indoor and outdoor track & field and cross country.James is a 1991 graduate of Penn State with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. She also earned a Master’s degree in educational organization and leadership from

the University of Illinois in 1995. James served as a manager with the Lady Lion basketball team from 1987-92, serving as the head manager for the last three years.James and her husband, Rick, reside in Port Matilda, Pa.

charMeLLe GreeNassociate athletics Director/sWa * third season

CHARMELLE GREEN IS IN her third year as Associate Athletics Director and Senior Woman Administrator at Penn State. Green has oversight of the following athletic programs: field hockey, women’s golf, women’s gymnastics, women’s lacrosse, women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s swimming & diving, women’s tennis and women’s volleyball.

Green has served on numerous department and university-wide committees, including the search committee for current Penn State football coach Bill O’Brien, the University search committee for Vice President and General Counsel, the University Policy Review Committee, the University Employee Leadership Steering Committee, the University’s Employee Education Initiative Team, the University Response Coordination Committee, and Faculty Senate’s Intercollegiate Athletics Committee. Green also serves as the University’s Title IX Deputy Coordinator, and she is an Advisor for the Athletic Director’s Leadership Institute. In addition, Green has served on various Conference

committees.In her role as associate athletic director & senior woman administrator, Green is responsible for monitoring Title IX compliance for Intercollegiate Athletics, assisting

senior staff in the day-to-day operations of the department as to ensure the operation is in line with the university’s mission and Intercollegiate Athletics (ICA) strategic goals. She works closely with Faculty Senate’s Intercollegiate Athletics Committee, which is responsible to the Senate for all intercollegiate athletic programs at the University as they relate to the University’ academic and educational objectives. Green has also played an integral part in the development of the Faculty Partner Program.

Green came to Happy Valley after serving as the head of the Office of Student-Athlete Welfare & Development and the sport administrator for women’s swimming & diving at the University of Notre Dame. During Green’s six years in Notre Dame’s athletic administration, she oversaw the student development program, with the mission of providing a balanced Notre Dame experience for student-athletes by focusing on five key areas: academic excellence, athletic success, career preparation, community involvement and personal development.

Prior to joining athletic administration at Notre Dame, Green was an assistant softball coach from 2001-05. During her tenure on the coaching staff, the Fighting Irish were selected for the NCAA Tournament four times and won four Big East Conference regular season championships.

An All-American softball player at the University of Utah, Green spent time in Salt Lake City after graduation working as a recreation program coordinator from 1995-98. She was also an integral part of developing an advisory board for the development of an inner-city school for the arts.

A Western Athletic Conference standout, Green was a two-time softball All-American, earning both first team (1990) and second team (1991) accolades during her career at Utah. Green was named WAC Player of the Year as a senior. She was inducted into the University of Utah’s Hall of Fame in 2001.

A 1991 Utah graduate with a degree in mass communications/public relations, Green earned a masters degree in secondary education in 2003 from IU South Bend.


2013-14 raDio/tv chart

Candice Agee6-6 * So./So. * F/C

Victorville, Calif.Silverado

#1Dara Taylor

5-8 * 5th-Sr./Sr. * GWilmington, Del.

Caravel Academy(Maryland)

#2Lindsey Spann

5-6 * Fr./Fr. * GLaurel, Md.

Good Counsel

#12Talia East

6-3 * Sr./Sr.* F/CPhiladelphia, Pa.

Friends’ Central School

#5Keke Sevillian

5-7 * Fr./Fr. * GGoodrich, Mich.

Goodrich

#10Alex Harris6-3 * Fr./Fr. * F

Lorain, OhioLorain Southview

#11

Kaliyah Mitchell6-2 * Fr./Fr. * G/F

Stone Mountain, Ga.Stephenson

#15Infiniti Alston

6-6 * Fr./Fr. * CBaltimore, Md.Digital Harbor

#20Ariel Edwards6-3 * Sr./Sr. * G/F

Elmont, N.Y.Christ the King

#23Peyton Whitted

6-3 Fr./Fr. * G/FSuwanee, Ga.North Gwinnett

#25Maggie Lucas

5-9 * Sr./Sr. * GNarberth, Pa.

Germantown Academy

#33

Coquese Washington

Head CoachNotre Dame ’92Seventh Season

HCFred ChmielAssistant CoachExcelsior College

Fourth Season

ACKia DamonAssistant CoachMillersville ’97

Seventh Season

ACMaren Walseth

Assistant CoachPenn State ’02

Seventh Season

AC

Sierra Moore5-11 * So./-- * G

Hanover, Pa.Delone Catholic

Duke

#35

Jenny DeGraaf6-1 * Fr./Fr. * G/FSpringboro, Ohio

Springboro

#41Tori Waldner6-5 * Jr./Jr. * F/C

Milton, Ga.Milton

#44

Lady Lions in the WNBA

Lady Lions in the WnBa draftYear Pick (Rd.) Team Player2013 #13 (2nd) Atlanta Dream Alex Bentley2013 #26 (3rd) Phoenix Mercury Nikki Greene2010 #24 (2nd) Phoenix Mercury Tyra Grant2007 #38 (3rd) Los Angeles Sparks Amanda Brown2005 #12 (1st) Seattle Storm Tanisha Wright2004 #16 (2nd) Connecticut Sun Jess Brungo2004 #18 (2nd) Charlotte Sting Kelly Mazzante2002 #49 (3rd) Los Angeles Sparks Rashana Barnes2001 #46 (3rd) Sacramento Monarchs Maren Walseth2000 #17 (2nd) Cleveland Rockers Helen Darling2000 #32 (2nd) Houston Comets Andrea Garner1999 #49 (4th) Minnesota Lynx Angie Potthoff1998 #16 (2nd) Cleveland Rockers Suzie McConnell-Serio1997 #20 (3rd) Cleveland Rockers Tina Nicholson

Lady Lions in the WnBaPlayer Team SeasonsTina Nicholson Cleveland Rockers 1997Suzie McConnell-Serio Cleveland Rockers 1998-00 Head Coach Minnesota Lynx 2003-06Angie Potthoff Minnesota Lynx 1998-01Helen Darling Cleveland Rockers 2000-03 Minnesota Lynx 2004 Charlotte Sting 2005-06 San Antonio Silver Stars 2007-10Andrea Garner Houston Comets 2000 Seattle Storm 2000-01Maren Walseth Sacramento Monarchs 2001 Washington Mystics 2002Jess Brungo Connecticut Sun 2004-06Kelly Mazzante Charlotte Sting 2004-06 Phoenix Mercury 2007-09 Atlanta Dream 2011Tanisha Wright Seattle Storm 2005-presentKam Gissendanner Los Angeles Sparks 2008Alex Bentley Atlanta Dream 2013-present

Kelly MazzanteWNBA Career, 2004-11

2007 & 2009 WNBA Champion - Phoenix Mercury

Suzie McConnell-SerioCleveland Rockers, 1998-00

Head Coach, Minnesota Lynx, 2003-06First Team All-WNBA (1998)

WNBA Newcomer of the Year (1998)WNBA Coach of the Year (2004)

Alex BentleyAtlanta Dream, 2013

Tanisha WrightSeattle Storm, 2005-present

Two-Time WNBA All-Defensive First Team Selection

2010 WNBA Champion

Sun. Jan. 12 PURDUE* (ESPN2) 2:00 p.m.Thur. Jan. 16 OHIO STATE* (BTN) 7:00 p.m.Sun. Jan. 19 at Michigan St.* (ESPN2) 5:00 p.m.Wed. Jan. 22 INDIANA* 7:00 p.m.Sun. Jan. 26 MINNESOTA* (CBS) 1:00 p.m.Thur. Jan. 30 at Purdue* (BTN) 6:00 p.m.Sun.Sun. Feb. 2 at Northwestern* 2:00 p.m.Thur. Feb. 6 IOWA* (BTN) 6:00 p.m.Sun. Feb. 9 at Ohio State* (ESPN2) 2:00 p.m.Thur. Feb. 13 Indiana* (BTN) 7:00 p.m.

8th Annual Pink Zone at Penn StateSun. Feb. 16 WISCONSIN* (ESPN2) 1:00 p.m.

Thur. Feb. 20 NORTHWESTERN* (BTN) 7:00 p.m.Mon.Mon. Feb. 24 at Nebraska* (ESPN2) 7:00 p.m.Sat. Mar. 1 MICHIGAN* (BTN) 3:30 p.m.

BIG TEN TOURNAMENT - Indianapolis, INThur. Mar. 6-9 (BTN/ESPN2)

Sat. Oct. 27 LOCK HAVEN (Ex.) 2:00 p.m.Fri. Nov. 8 ST. FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 p.m.Sun. Nov. 10 FORDHAM 2:00 p.m.Sun. Nov. 17 CONNECTICUT (BTN) 12:00 p.m.Wed. Nov. 20 BUCKNELL 7:00 p.m.

JUNKANOO JAM - Grand Bahama IslandFri.Fri. Nov. 29 vs. Oregon St. 1:00 p.m.Sat. Nov. 30 vs. Fla/Illinois St tba

BIG TEN/ACC ChallengeWed. Dec. 4 NOTRE DAME (BTN) 7:30 p.m.

Sun. Dec. 8 at Georgetown 2:00 p.m.Wed. Dec. 11 at S. Dakota St. 8:00 p.m.Sun. Dec. 15 TEXAS A&M 2:00 p.m.Sun.Sun. Dec. 22 ALCORN ST. 11:00 a.m.Sun. Dec. 29 HARTFORD 2:00 p.m.Sun. Jan. 5 at Iowa* tbaThur. Jan. 9 at Illinois* (BTN) 9:00 p.m.

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