2010-11 uw-stevens point women's basketball media guide

Head Coach: .............................................................................................................................. Shirley Egner (UW-La Crosse, 1980)Record at UW-Stevens Point: .......................................................................................................................... 382-175 (21 Seasons)Career Record: .............................................................................................................................................................................523-225Office Phone: ......................................................................................................................................................................715-346-3397Assistant Coaches: .........................................................................................................................................................Diane Hawkins....................................................................................................................................................................................................Kole Vivian ......................................................................................................................................................................................... Stephaine Crosley Managers: .......................................................................................................................................................................Melissa Monette...................................................................................................................................................................................... Danae DaellenbachNational Affiliation: ...............................................................................................................................................NCAA Division IIIConference: .....................................................................................................................................Wisconsin Intercollegiate AthleticGym: ................................................................................................................................................................. Berg Gymnasium (1,365)2009-10 Overall Record: ............................................................................................................................................ 24-7, 11-5 WIACWIAC Tournament Finish:............................................................................................................... WIAC Tournament ChampionNCAA Tournament Finish: ...........................................................................................Elite 8 Appearance, lost to Hope College

Date Opponent Time/ResultNov. 6 UW-Green Bay-Exhibition 4:00 PMNov. 15 at St. Thomas 7:00 PMNov. 18 Hamline 7:00 PM Nov. 23 Millikin 7:00 PM Nov. 26 vs Simpson at Buena Vista 5:30 PMNov. 27 at Buena Vista 4:00 PMDec. 1 UW-Stout 7:00 PMDec. 4 at UW-River Falls 5:00 PMDec. 8 at UW-Whitewater 7:00 PMDec. 11 Illinois Wesleyan 2:00 PMDec. 19 MSOE 2:00 PMDec. 29 vs Pacific Lutheran (Tacoma, WA) 6:00 PM Dec. 30 at Puget Sound (Tacoma, WA) 3:00 PMJan. 5 UW-Oshkosh 8:00 PMJan. 8 UW-La Crosse 5:00 PMJan. 12 UW-Platteville 7:00 PM Jan. 15 at UW-Superior 5:00 PMJan. 19 at UW-Eau Claire 7:00 PMJan. 22 at UW-Oshkosh 3:00 PMJan. 26 UW-Whitewater 7:00 PMJan. 29 UW-Superior-Alumni Day 5:00 PMFeb. 2 at UW-Stout 7:00 PMFeb. 9 UW-Eau Claire-Pink Zone 7:00 PMFeb. 12 UW-River Falls-Senior Day 5:00 PMFeb. 16 at UW-Platteville 7:00 PMFeb. 19 at UW-La Crosse 5:00 PM

Table of Contents2010-11 Schedule/Contents ...........................................1

This is UWSP ............................................................... 2-3

Welcome to UW-Stevens Point ......................................5

Head Coach Shirley Egner .............................................6

Assistant Coaches/Support Staff ..................................7

Meet the Pointers ..................................................... 10-22

2010-11 Roster ...............................................................23

2009-10 Season Stats .....................................................24

2009-10 WIAC................................................................25

2010-11 Pointer Player Survey .....................................26

UWSP Individual Records ............................................27

UWSP Team Records ....................................................28

All-Time Letterwinners .................................................29

All-Time Versus Opponents ........................................30

UWSP Women’s Basketball Individual Honors ........31

Business Backs/Pointers Success ................................32

UWSP FastBreak Club ..................................................44

2009-10 Schedule

2010-11 Quick Facts

UW-Stevens Point Women’s Basketball

2010-11 Schedule/Quick Facts

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This isAbout UWSP The University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point was founded in 1894 as a teachers college.

- UWSP serves the Central Wisconsin area and is centrally located midway between Milwaukee and Minneapolis on the Wisconsin River.

- With more than 9,000 students (47% male, 53% female), UWSP employs over 400 faculty/teaching academic staff and has the highest percentage of undergraduate courses taught by regular faculty in the UW System.

- UWSP is consistantly one of the top Public Mid-western Universities-Master’s in U.S. News and World Report’s College Rankings.

- 46 percent of new freshman rank in the top 25 per-cent of their high school class and boast an average ACT score of 23.

- UWSP students benefit from average class sizes of 28 and get personal attention with a student/faculty ratio of 22:1.

- UWSP offers over 100 undergraduate program choices within 54 majors and 67 minors in four col-leges: College of Fine Arts and Communication, College of Letters and Sciences, College of Natu-ral Resources and College of Professional Studies. UWSP also offers 13 graduate programs including a doctorate in audiology with UW-Madison.

- UWSP has a tremendous impact on the Central Wisconsin community, bringing in an estimated $378 million dollars to the area each year. It is estimated that $78 million is spent by students and another $25 million is spent by visitors to campus.

- UWSP boasts the nation’s 28th-ranked Interna-tional Program with over 21 percent of all bachelor’s degree recipients having studied abroad.

- UWSP’s campus is nearly 400 acres and has 35 buildings including 14 residence halls and the 275 acre Schmeeckle Nature Reserve that features a 24 acre lake, Lake Joanis.

Conveniently located in the center of Wisconsin, the Stevens Point area has something for everyone! Nestled among an abundance of green space and waterways, enjoy our cross country ski trails, numerous hiking and biking trails or a game of golf. Visit quaint shops in our historic downtown district, explore museums and art galleries and take in a special event and tour.

At the heart of the UW-Stevens Point campus is the new Dreyfus Univer-sity Center. Its dining options, services, and amenities make it a fixture of everyday campus life. Visitors and the area community enjoy the Dreyfus University Center as well, and the facility is site of numerous events and conferences for off-campus customers who take advantage of such an impressive facility located in the heart of Wisconsin.

The DeBot Center has undergone several renovations over the past several years and serves as one of the main dining facilities for students. DeBot is open seven days a week serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. The lower level features a convience store and a made-to-order market where stu-dents can purchase food through their meal plan.

Dr. Bernie L. Patterson took over as Chancellor at UW-Stevens Point in July of 2010, becoming the 14th chancellor in the 116 year history of the university. Chancellor Pat-terson came to UWSP after serving as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Oklahoma City University since 2002.

UWSP MISSION STATEMENTUW-Stevens Point shares in the mission of the University of Wisconsin System. The mission of this system is to develop human resources, to discover and disseminate knowledge, to extend knowledge and its appli-cation beyond the boundaries of its campuses, and to serve and stimulate society by developing in students heightened intellectual, cultural, and humane sensitivities; scientific, professional, and technological expertise; and a sense of purpose. Inherent in this broad mission are methods of instruction, research, extended education, and public service designed to educate people and improve the human condition. Basic to every purpose of the system is the search for truth.

UWSP will open it’s newest residence hall in the fall of 2011. The suite-style dorm will be five stories tall and include 82 suites, room for 328 student beds. The building will obtain at least a silver LEED green building certification.

UW-Stevens Point is again ranked as one of the best public univer-sities in the Midwest. U.S. News and World Report places UWSP in the Top Ten Regional Universities in its 2011 rankings. UWSP has become a perennial all-star in the U.S News rankings, which take into account such factors as a school’s student retention and graduate rates, average class size, and the academic talent of the freshman class.

The College of Natural Resources at the UWSP is the nation’s largest and premier undergraduate institution for natural resources and environmental management.

Pointers have developed a reputation as one of the most in-volved and connected student bodies in the Midwest. The UWSP women’s basketball team participates annualy in a local Habitat for Humanity project as well as several other community service projects.

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The College of Professional Studies, the academic home of UW-Stevens Point Athletics, is proud of the students who dedicate themselves to both their academic and athletic goals.

This past year, UW-Stevens Point placed 12th in the Director’s Cup standings which measures more than 400 overall Division III athletics programs. Our squads also qualified teams or athletes for NCAA tournament competition in 13 different sports and had three teams place in the top 5 nationally. Two student-athletes were named their sport’s respective WIAC scholar athletes and several others won academic honors from various sport organizations. Over the past ten years, thirty six UW-Stevens Point student-athletes have earned Aca-demic All American honors for high achievement in athletics and in academics.

Every year, generous alumni, parents, and friends support UW-Stevens Point athletics through our Excellence in Athletics fund. For this, we are very grateful. For more information about making a gift, contact me at [email protected] or call 715-346-4904, or contact Assistant Director of Development for Athletics Tony Ro-mano at [email protected] or 715-346-3406.

Welcome to another year of Pointer Sports. The athletic program and school of Health, Exercise Science and Athletics at UW-Stevens Point are designed to be

an integral part of the community while supporting the educational mission of the university.

Our faculty and coaching staff take as much pride in the academic achievements of our student-athletes as they do in their athletic accomplishments. We expect our student-athletes in all 20 sports to excel both in the classroom and on the field of competition. We believe this difficult but gratifying combination is being satisfied here at UW-Ste-vens Point.

We hope you enjoy today’s competition, as well as all Pointer Sports, and that your en-joyment is equal to the pride we have in sponsoring these contests. Enjoy the game!

Bernie PattersonChancellor

Marty LoyDean, College of

Professional Studies

Frank O’BrienDirector of

Athletics

Rory SuomiDepartment Head

HESA

Welcome to the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and thank you for being a part of the wonderful tradition of Pointer Athletics. The excellent experiences our student-athletes enjoy come in large part

from you, our fans and supporters. Your loyalty means so much to all of us and it is central to the one-of-a-kind athletics program you have come to love at UWSP.. We look forward to another year of outstanding performances and championship-caliber competition, and we also look forward to seeing you in the stands, cheering on the young women and men who have made Pointer Athletics a shining star in the NCAA.

Bernie Patterson,Chancellor

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Coach Years Seasons Gms W L PctShirley Egner 1989-present 21 557 382 175 .686Bonnie Gehling 1977-85 8 167 84 83 .503Marilyn Schwartz 1972-77 5 81 65 16 .802Linda Wunder 1985-87 2 51 42 9 .824Ruth Anne Kaiser 1987-89 2 46 18 28 .391

One of the winningest coaches in Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference history, Shirley Egner begins her 22nd season as head coach of the Pointers in 2010-11.

Egner has compiled a 382-175 overall record in her 21 sea-sons, ranking second on the all-time WIAC wins list. Over the last 10 seasons, Coach Egner has guided the Pointers to an average of 23 wins per season and her all-time coaching record is 523-225.

Egner is a three time WIAC Coach of the Year honoree, earning the award in 2003-04, 2007-08, and in 2008-09. In 2010 Egner was inducted into the Wisconsin Basketball

Coaches Association Hall of Fame.

Coach Egner led the Pointers to the 2001-02 NCAA Division III championship with a 67-65 win over St. Lawrence (N.Y.). She then took the Pointers back to the final four again two years later in 2003-04, where they placed fourth.

The Pointers have achieved their best success in recent seasons with a 233-56 record over the past ten seasons, which is the best winning percentage of any league team over that span. UW-Stevens Point’s best record was 30-3 during its championship season in 2001-02, becom-ing just the eighth team in Division III history to win 30 games in a season. Along the way to the championship, Egner also guided the Pointers to a 66-60 victory over four-time defending Division III champion Washington (Mo.), snapping the Bears’ 70-game home winning streak.

UW-Stevens Point won back-to-back WIAC titles in 2003-04 and 2004-05. In 2003-04, the Pointers also captured their first-ever WIAC tournament crown, as Egner was named the league’s Coach of the Year. In 2007-08, the Pointers finished third in the WIAC regular season standings, but became the first non-No. 1 seed ever to win the WIAC tournament crown with wins at Whitewater and at Eau Claire, as Egner was again named Coach of the Year. Pointers are a league-best 121-39 in the WIAC over the past 10 seasons.

Egner came to UW-Stevens Point from Nicholls State University in Thibodeaux, La., where she served as a graduate assistant.

A native of McFarland, Wis. and a 1980 graduate of UW-La Crosse, she began her coaching career as head girls’ basket-ball coach at Shiocton (Wis.) High School. After a one-year stint as the girls’ freshman coach at Monona Grove (Wis.) High School, she became head girls’ coach at Waunakee (Wis.) High School, where she led the Warriors to a five-year record of 115-40, including conference titles in 1985, 1986 and 1987 and state tournament appearances in 1986 and 1987.

Following the 1986-87 season, she was named the WBCA District Five Coach of the Year and was chosen to coach the Class B South Team in the WBCA All-Star Game in Madison.

Egner, who was the chair of the NCAA Division III women’s basketball committee from 2006-08 overseeing the national selection committee, is the senior women’s administrator and also a lecturer in the Department of Health, Exercise Science and Athletics at UW-Stevens Point.

Overall WIAC W L Pct. W L Pct.2009-10 24 7 .774 11 5 .6872008-09 26 4 .866 14 2 .8752007-08 24 5 .827 12 4 .7502006-07 18 7 .720 10 6 .6252005-06 20 8 .714 11 5 .6872004-05 21 6 .778 12 4 .7502003-04 28 5 .848 13 3 .8132002-03 22 5 .815 13 3 .8132001-02 30 3 .909 14 2 .8752000-01 20 6 .769 11 5 .6881999-2000 11 14 .440 5 11 .3131998-99 13 12 .520 8 8 .5001997-98 14 11 .560 9 7 .5631996-97 17 7 .708 9 7 .5631995-96 15 10 .600 9 7 .5631994-95 6 18 .250 2 14 .1251993-94 13 12 .520 9 7 .5631992-93 16 8 .667 9 7 .5631991-92 17 8 .680 10 6 .6251990-91 15 7 .682 11 4 .7331989-90 12 12 .500 9 7 .563Totals 382 175 .686 211 124 .630

All-Time Pointer Coaching Records


Head Coach Shirley Egner

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Diane Hawkins begins her second season as the top assistant coach for the Pointers in 2010-11. Hawkins also serves as the team’s recruiting coordinator.

Diane was a four year letter winner for the Pointers from 2001-05 and was a member of the 2002 National Champion-ship team.

Coach Hawkins joined the Pointers staff after spending two seasons as the Graduate Assistant Coach at Edgewood College in Madison. While at Edge-wood Coach Hawkins worked primarily with guard development and served as recruiting coordinator for the Eagles. In her two seasons with the Eagles, the team finished 36-18 overall, 27-8 in the Northern Athletics Conference, advancing to the league’s championship game in 2008.

Prior to coaching at Edgewood, Coach Hawkins served as a Student Assistant with the Pointers during the 2005-06 season. After graduation from UWSP Coach Hawkins served as the Director of New Program Development at the Green County Family YMCA in Monroe, Wis.

Coach Hawkins received a Bachelor of Science in Health Promotion and Wellness with a minor in Coaching in 2006 from UW-Stevens Point. As a student, she was a 2004 recipient of the University Leadership Award, a 2005 recipient of the Pointer Leadership Award for women’s basketball, and the 2006 UWSP Chancellor Senior Leadership Award.

Hawkins is originally from Monroe, Wis. where she was a two time All-Badger Conference selection, and a member of back to back Badger Conference Championship teams. She received her Masters in Education from Edgewood College in May of 2009.

Stephaine Crosley begins her first season as a graduate as-sistant for the Pointers in 2010-11. Her primary duties will be in post player development, fundraising, and assisting with recruiting.

Crosley is fresh off a four year career at Cleveland State University playing for former Pointer Kate Peterson Abiad, who played under Pointer head coach Shirley Egner. While with the Vikings, Crosley became just the 15th player in

program history to score at least 500 career points and collect 500 career rebounds. Along with personal success, she helped lead the Vikings to the first two NCAA Tournament ap-pearances in program history.

Crosley played high school basketball for Milwaukee Rufus King where she was an all-city and all-state selection her senior year.

Coach Crosley graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Social Work and Communications from Cleveland State.

Kole Vivian begins his seventh year assisting the Pointers. Vivian’s on the court duties include assisting with practice, individual breakdown work, scouting reports and film exchange.

In addition, he is in charge of promoting and fundraising for the Pointers Pink Zone campaign to help raise awareness for breast cancer and raise funds for the Pointers chosen charity, Project Embrace.

Vivian graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and a minor in Sociology from UW-Stevens Point in 2008. He then went on to earn his Masters in General Educa-tion in 2010, also from UW-Stevens Point.

Vivian is originally from Barneveld, WI.

Melissa Monette begins her fourth year as the Pointers’ videographer. She is responsible for taping all of the Pointers’ games. Melissa is a chemistry major at UWSP.

Monette hails from Green Bay where she attended Green Bay Notre Dame. She was member of Triton basketball team for four years. Melissa also competed in volleyball, cross country and softball during her time as a student.

Her parents are Mike and Kathy Monette.

Danae begins her first season as a student man-agers with the Pointer women’s basketball team in 2010-11.

A native of Stoughton, Danae was a three-time letterwinner with the Vikings and Coach Rami Hoaglin. She was a High Honors student and a

member of the National Honor Society.

Her parents are Paul and Deana Daellenbach.

Recruiting Coordinator/Assistant Coach

Diane HawkinsAssistant Coach

Kole Vivian


Assistant Coaches/Support Staff

Graduate Assistant Coach

Stephaine Crosley

Manager

Melissa Monett

Manager

Danae Daellenbach

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ChristinC o l e s

5-5 - Guard - SeniorHustisford, Wis.

Hustisford HS2009-2010 Played in 29 games, starting three...Had 13 points against UW-Platteville on 2/17 going four of four from the free throw line...Shot .824 from the free throw line...Averaged 9.3 minutes per game.

2008-2009 Played in 28 games…Averaged 9.5 minutes per game…Made 21 three-point field goals…Had a .750 free throw percentage...Scored a season-high 14 points against UW-Superior on 1/17.

2007-08 Played in 24 games as a freshman totaling 68 points, 22 rebounds, and 13 assists. Scored 12 points in a victory at UW-Superior…Grabbed four rebounds and pitched in three assists in a win over Wisconsin Lutheran.

HIGH SCHOOL First team all-Trailways South Conference selection four consecutive years...Named conference player of the year and all-state honorable mention her sophomore year…Name to the second team all-state her junior year…Averaged 14.5 points per game, 6.1 assists per game, 3.8 steals per game and shot 39 percent from behind the three-point line as a senior...Named her team MVP her sophomore, junior and senior years…Lettered in soccer all four years of high school…Named her soccer team’s offensive MVP senior year...National honor society and honor roll student.

PERSONAL Parents are King and Nancy Coles...High school coach Bob Nass...Majoring in Pre-nursing.

CAREER HIGHS

Points ........................................................... 14.................................at UW-Superior (01/17/09)Field Goals Made ...........................................5............................................................... 4 timesField Goals Attempted ............................... 12.................................at UW-Superior (01/17/09)3-Point Field Goals Made ..............................3............. at UW-Superior (01/17/09); UW-Oshkosh (01/24/09)3-Point Field Goals Attempted .....................6............................................................... 3 timesFree Throws Made ..........................................5.................................... UW-Oshkosh (02/26/08)Free Throws Attempted .................................6.................................... UW-Oshkosh (02/26/08)Rebounds .......................................................4..........................Wisconsin Lutheran (11/20/07)Assists .............................................................3............................................................... 4 timesSteals ..............................................................3..................................Luther College (11/28/08)Blocks .............................................................1...................................UW-Platteville (02/17/10)


Senior Christin Coles

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AndreaF l e a s e

5-5 - Guard - SeniorNew London, Wis.

New London HS2009-2010 D3hoops.com Third Team All Central Region ...WIAC first team selection...WIAC Player of the Year Finalists...Member of WIAC All- Defensive team......Started 30 games...Led WIAC in Assist/Turnover ratio...Led team in assists (131), steals (78) and minutes played (31.2 per game)...Second on team in scoring (11.1 per game)...Had 28 points against UW-Stout on 2/25...Recorded a double double with 12 points and 10 assists against Concordia Moore-head on 11/21...Had five or more steals four times throughout the season...Led team in free throws made with 73...Scored 20 or more points three times.

2008-2009 Played in all 30 games…Second on the team in assists…Third on the team in three-point percent-age (.316)…Seventh in the WIAC in steals (2.0 per game) and tenth in assists (2.37 per game.)...Scored a season-high 22 points in the second round of the NCAA Tournament against Concordia on 3/7...Had a season-high eight steals against Wisconsin Lutheran on 11/11..Made a season-high 13 free throws against UW-Stout on February 26.

2007-08 Played in all 29 games in her inaugural season…Fin-ished the year second on the team in steals (45) and free-throw percentage (.900)... Recorded a season-high five steals in a victory over UW-Stout…Scored a personal-best eight points in a win over UW-Supe-rior.

HIGH SCHOOL Starting point guard for Division II state runner-up team in 2007…Team also qualified for the state tour-nament her junior year…Averaged 6.3 assists, 4.3 steals and 4.3 rebounds per game her senior year…Lettered in Cross Country and Softball for four years…Softball team was the state runner up her sophomore year…honor roll student.

PERSONAL Parents are Doug and Marcia Flease...High school coach Troy Krause...Major: Physical Education.

CAREER HIGHS

Points ........................................................... 28.................... UW-Stout (02/03/10); at UW-Stout (12/02/09)Field Goals Made ........................................ 11..........................................UW-Stout (02/25/10)Field Goals Attempted ............................... 18........................... at Illinois Wesleyan (03/12/10)3-Point Field Goals Made ..............................3........................................ Edgewood (12/30/08)3-Point Field Goals Attempted .....................6........................... at Illinios Wesleyan (03/13/09)Free Throws Made ....................................... 13..........................................UW-Stout (02/26/09)Free Throws Attempted .............................. 15..........................................UW-Stout (02/26/09)Rebounds .......................................................9.................... UW-Stout (02/03/10); at UW-Stout (12/02/09)Assists .......................................................... 10............................Concordia-M’head (11/21/09)Steals ..............................................................8...................... at Wisconsin Lutheran (11/25/08)Blocks .............................................................2..... at UW-Eau Claire (02/11/09); Concordia-M’head (11/21/09)


Senior Andrea Flease

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BrittaP e t e r s e n

5-11 - Post - SeniorLuck, Wis.

Luck HS2009-2010 D3hoops.com Second Team All-Central Region...WIAC First Team selection...WIAC Player of the Year Finalist...Started all 31 games...Led team in scoring at 15.8 points per game...Scored a career-high 30 points in final game of season against Hope...Led team in rebounds with 190...Second on team in assists (53) and steals (53)...Recorded four double doubles on the season including 20 point 10 rebound game against UW-Stout on 12/2...Led team in blocked shots (34) and field goal percentage (.578).

2008-2009 WIAC First Team selection…WIAC Player of the Year finalist…WIAC Player of the Week January 5-11…Four time Subway Player of the Week…D3hoops.com All Central Region team…Named Pointer Tip-Off Most Valuable Player…Sixth in WIAC in scoring at 14.2 per game…Led WIAC in field goal percentage at .550…Third in WIAC for blocked shots at 1.38 per game…Third on the team for minutes played at 26.5…Second on the team in rebounding at 5.7 per game…Led the team in blocked shots and scoring...Scored a season-high 23 points against UW-Platteville on 1/10...Pulled down a season-high 10 rebounds against MSOE on 11/21... Had a season-high four blocked shots against UW-River Falls on 1/7.

2007-08 Played in all of the Pointer’s 29 games after sitting out the previous year as a medical redshirt…Aver-aged 6.4 points per game and 2.9 rebounds per game…Scored a season-high 15 points in a win over UW-Whitewater. ..Recorded 13 points and seven rebounds in a win at UW-River Falls...Voted Most Improved Player by Teammates…Named UWSP Women’s Basketball Player of the Week February 11th.

2006-07 Medical redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL Three-time all-conference and one-time honor-able mention basketball performer…Named all-conference athlete three times in softball and one time in golf…Helped lead her basketball team to a conference championship…Won 12 letters in basketball, softball and golf…Coached sixth grade girls basketball…National Honor Society and honor roll student.

PERSONAL Parents are Paul and Maggie Petersen...High school coach Marty Messar…Majoring in Wildlife Ecology and Resource Management.

CAREER HIGHS

Points ........................................................... 30............................................vs. Hope (03/13/10)Field Goals Made ........................................ 15............................................vs. Hope (03/13/10)Field Goals Attempted ............................... 20............................... at UW-La Crosse (12/10/08)3-Point Field Goals Made ..............................1.....................................UW-Superior (01/19/08)3-Point Field Goals Attempted .....................1............................................................... 7 timesFree Throws Made ..........................................5............................................................... 5 timesFree Throws Attempted .................................7................................UW-Whitewater (12/10/09)Rebounds .................................................... 12............................... at UW-La Crosse (02/20/10)Assists .............................................................4............................................................... 8 timesSteals ..............................................................5................................vs. Minn.-Morris (03/05/10)Blocks .............................................................4............................................................... 3 times


Senior Britta Petersen

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AshleyA v e r k a m p

6-0 - Post - JuniorNew Berlin, Wis.

New Berlin West HS2009-2010 Started 28 games...Finished fourth on team in scoring at 8.3 points per game...Had season-high 20 points against Illinois Wesleyan on 3/12...Had double dou-ble against Concordia on 12/28 with 13 points and 10 rebounds...Shot .791 from the free throw line...Second on team with blocked shots (34)...Finished season with 116 rebounds, averaging four a game.

2008-2009 AT EDGEWOOD Started 22 of 26 games for Edgewood College…Averaged 10 points and four rebounds…Had highest single season free throw percentage in school history .891, which also led the Northern Athletics Confer-ence…All NAC freshman team...Pulled down a season-high 11 rebounds against Concordia-Chicago on 12/30…Scored a career-best 25 points against UW-Stevens Point on 12/30.

HIGH SCHOOL Four time letter winner in basketball and volleyball…First team all-conference junior and senior year in basketball…Two time all-conference in volleyball…Two time all county and all suburban in basketball…Ranked #31 senior by Wisconsin Basketball Year-book…Played in WBCA All-Star game for Division 2 South…Named New Berlin West senior athlete in 2008.

PERSONAL Parents are Chuck and Sharon Averkamp...High school coach Jef Radtke…Majoring in Elementary Education...Honor roll student…Renaissance Award Winner…NAC Scholar Athlete at Edgewood Col-lege…Vice President of DECA.

UWSP CAREER HIGHS

Points ........................................................... 20........................... at Illinois Wesleyan (03/12/10)Field Goals Made ...........................................8........................... at Illinois Wesleyan (03/12/10)Field Goals Attempted ............................... 13............................................................... 3 times3-Point Field Goals Made ..............................2........ at Illinois Wesleyan (03/12/10); at St. Norbert (03/06/10)3-Point Field Goals Attempted .....................3.................................... at St. Norbert (03/06/10)Free Throws Made ..........................................6................................... UW-La Crosse (01/09/10)Free Throws Attempted .................................8..........................................UW-Stout (02/25/10)Rebounds .................................................... 10.................................... vs. Concordia (12/28/09)Assists .............................................................4............................................................... 3 timesSteals ..............................................................4..........................Wisconsin Lutheran (11/24/09)Blocks .............................................................4..........................................at Viterbo (11/17/09)


Junior Ashley Averkamp

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BrittniB u e c h e l

6-1 - Post - JuniorSt. Cloud, Wis.

New Holstein HS2009-2010 Selected to WIAC All-Sportsmanship team ...Played in 21 games, starting in two...Had season high of eight points twice, against UW-Platteville on 1/13 and Luther College on 12/11...Averaged 9.7 minutes per game...Missed some of season due to injury.

2008-2009 Played in 15 games as a freshman...Recording four blocked shots...Had season highs in points (9) and rebounds (5) against Lawrence University on 1/5.

HIGH SCHOOL Member of ’08 Division III State Runner-up team in soccer…Earned two letters in soccer, three in basketball, and three in volleyball…Two-time all-conference selection in basketball, soccer, and volleyball…Team captain junior and senior season in basketball…National honor society…A & B honor roll all four years.

PERSONAL Parents are Gary and Janet Buechel…High school coach Bill Galarno…Double majoring in Art and Biology...Played the bassoon for concert and quads for pep band all four years…Played for UWSP soc-cer team as a backup goalie in 2008

CAREER HIGHS

Points ..............................................................9...................................... at Lawrence (01/05/09)Field Goals Made ...........................................4........................ at Lawrence (01/05/09); Luther (12/11/09)Field Goals Attempted ..................................8...................................... at Lawrence (01/05/09)3-Point Field Goals Made ....................... none...........................................................................3-Point Field Goals Attempted .............. none...........................................................................Free Throws Made ..........................................2............................................................... 3 timesFree Throws Attempted .................................4............................................................... 3 timesRebounds .......................................................6.................................... vs. Concordia (12/28/09)Assists .............................................................2............................................................... 4 timesSteals ..............................................................2.............. at Lawrence (01/05/09); at UW-Oshkosh (01/23/10)Blocks .............................................................2...................................... at Lawrence (01/05/09)


Junior Brittni Buechel

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CassieB a n d o w

5-10 - Guard - JuniorPlover, Wis.Pacelli HS

2009-2010 Honorable mention All-WIAC...Started 28 games...Led conference and team in three point percentage (.538) and team in free throw percentage (.898)...Third on team in scoring at 10.9 points per game...Scored career-high 22 points against UW-Eau Claire on 2/10...Had 18 points and nine rebounds in NCAA Tournament against Illinois Wesleyan on 3/12...Third on team in assists (48), rebounds (117) and minutes played per game (29.7).

2008-2009 Played in all 30 games as a freshman…Led the team in free throw percentage at .806...Averaged five re-bounds a game good for third on the team…Fifth on the team in scoring (7.3) and minutes played (24.5)...Scored a season-high 18 points against UW-Superior on 2/7...Pulled down a season-high 10 rebounds against Maryvillle University in the first round of the NCAA tournament on 3/6.

HIGH SCHOOL Named first-team all-conference performer in Cen-tral Wisconsin Conference – Small Division three times…Won letters in basketball, cross country, and tennis…Was an honor roll student all four years.

PERSONAL Parents are Mike Bandow and Nick and Susan Cap-potto…High school coach Gary Beadles…Majoring in Health Science/Pre-Physical Therapy.

CAREER HIGHS

Points ........................................................... 22...............................at UW-Eau Claire (02/10/10)Field Goals Made ...........................................9...............................at UW-Eau Claire (02/10/10)Field Goals Attempted ............................... 15........................... at Illinois Wesleyan (03/12/10)3-Point Field Goals Made ..............................5...................................UW-Eau Claire (01/20/10)3-Point Field Goals Attempted .....................7.....................................UW-Superior (02/07/09)Free Throws Made ..........................................7...................................UW-Eau Claire (01/21/09)Free Throws Attempted .................................8...................................UW-Eau Claire (01/21/09)Rebounds .................................................... 10....................at UW-Stout (01/14/09); Marryville (03/06/09)Assists .............................................................7..............................................Viterbo (11/22/08)Steals ..............................................................3.....UW-River Falls (02/13/10); vs. Mary Washington (12/30/09)Blocks .............................................................3...................................UW-River Falls (02/13/10)


Junior Cassie Bandow

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WhitneyV e r d e g a n

5-5 - Guard - JuniorGlen Flora, Wis.

Flambeau HS2009-2010 2009-2010: Played in 26 games...Scored career-high 10 points against Viterbo on 11/17...Had .769 free throw percentage...Played 8.1 minutes per game...Finished season with 14 steals.

2008-2009 Played in 17 games …Had a .308 three-point field goal percentage…Finished the season with 10 as-sists...Had season-highs in points (6) and rebounds (4) against UW-River Falls on 1/7.

HIGH SCHOOL Member of three-time Division IV state champion team…All-conference performer in junior and se-nior year in Lakeland East Conference…Member of WIAA All-Tournament Team in 2007… Four-time state qualifier in cross country…11-time letterwinner in basketball, cross country, and track…Member of National Honor Society and honor roll student.

PERSONAL Parents are Phil & Wynn Verdegan, Dianne Verde-gan…High school coach Ted Alberson…Communi-cation major with a double minor in Sociology and Business...Participates in Vacation Bible School.

CAREER HIGHS

Points ........................................................... 10..........................................at Viterbo (11/17/09)Field Goals Made ...........................................4..........................................at Viterbo (11/17/09)Field Goals Attempted ..................................6...................................UW-Platteville (02/17/10)3-Point Field Goals Made ..............................2...................................UW-River Falls (01/07/09)3-Point Field Goals Attempted .....................4......... UW-Platteville (02/17/10); at UW-River Falls (12/05/09)Free Throws Made ..........................................4........................... at Illinois Wesleyan (11/28/09)Free Throws Attempted .................................4........................... at Illinois Wesleyan (11/28/09)Rebounds .......................................................4...................................UW-River Falls (01/07/09)Assists .............................................................2............................................................... 4 timesSteals ..............................................................2............................................................... 7 timesBlocks .............................................................1.......at UW-Superior (01/16/10); Concordia-M’head (11/21/09)


Junior Whitney Verdegan

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BrookeA l l e n

5-9 - Guard - SophomoreBarneveld, Wis.

Barneveld HS2009-2010 Played in all 31 games as a freshman, starting two...Averaged 15.4 minutes per game...Scored career-high eight points against Wisconsin Lutheran on 11/24... Pulled down eight rebounds against UM-Morris on 3/5...Had 29 steals and 25 assists on the season.

HIGH SCHOOL Starter on the Division IV South team WBCA All-Star game in Madison…Three time all conference player of the year…First team all-state as a senior...Averaged 11.2 points per game in 22 games...Team Captain senior year…Second team all-conference in volleyball as a junior…Two time first team all confer-ence in softball.

PERSONAL Parents are Brian and Lisa Allen...High school coach Jim Myers…Majoring in Pre-Nursing...High Honors student…National Honor Society

CAREER HIGHS

Points ..............................................................8..........................Wisconsin Lutheran (11/24/09)Field Goals Made ...........................................3........ Wisconsin Lutheran (11/24/09); vs. Concordia (12/28/09)Field Goals Attempted ..................................6...................at UW-River Falls (12/05/09); Luther (12/11/09)3-Point Field Goals Made ..............................2............ UW-River Falls (02/13/10); UW-Platteville (02/17/10)3-Point Field Goals Attempted .....................5...............................at UW-River Falls (12/05/09)Free Throws Made ..........................................2............................................................... 4 timesFree Throws Attempted .................................3...................................UW-Platteville (02/17/10)Rebounds .......................................................8................................vs. Minn.-Morris (03/05/10)Assists .............................................................4........................... at Illinois Wesleyan (03/12/10)Steals ..............................................................3............. UW-Platteville (02/17/10); at St. Norbert (03/06/10)Blocks .............................................................1............................Concordia-M’head (11/21/09)


Sophomore Brooke Allen

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LizA l t h o f f

5-7 - Guard - SophomoreDarien, Wis.Clinton HS

2009-2010 Appeared in 30 games as a freshman...Had career high 11 points against UW-Whitewater on 2/27...Averaged 15.2 minutes per game...Finished sixth on team in scoring at 4.2 points per game...Shot .806 from the free throw line.

HIGH SCHOOL 2009 Rock Valley Conference Player of the Year and All-Area Player of the Year…First team all confer-ence three times…Three time letterwinner…Set school records for most steals in a season and free throws made...Team Captain junior and senior year.

PERSONAL Parents are Jim and Cindy Althoff...High school coach Bill Greer...Majoring in Biology/Pre-Physi-cian’s Assistant...Honor roll student…Badger Girls State…National Honor Society…Volunteers for Special Olympics.

CAREER HIGHS

Points ........................................................... 11............................ at UW-Whitewater (02/27/10)Field Goals Made ...........................................3............................Concordia-M’head (11/21/09)Field Goals Attempted ..................................9..................................Luther College (12/11/09)3-Point Field Goals Made ..............................1............................................................... 7 times3-Point Field Goals Attempted .....................3............................... at UW-La Crosse (02/20/10)Free Throws Made ....................................... 10............................... at UW-La Crosse (02/20/10)Free Throws Attempted .............................. 10............................... at UW-La Crosse (02/20/10)Rebounds .......................................................4............................................................... 3 timesAssists .............................................................5.........................at Viterbo University (11/17/09)Steals ..............................................................3..................................Luther College (12/11/09)Blocks .............................................................1............................................................... 3 times


Sophomore Liz Althoff

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ClaireG l o d o w s k i

5-10 - Post - SophomoreAmherst, Wis.

Amherst HS2010-11 Will miss the season due to medical hardship.

2009-2010 Appeared in 23 games in her first season averaging 8.7 minutes per appearance...Finished the season with 38 points on 14-of-35 shooting (.400)...Aver-aged 1.3 rebounds per game...Scored a season-high seven points against UW-Platteville on 2/17...Twice had a season-high four rebounds.

HIGH SCHOOL Four-time letterwinner in basketball...Member of four consecutive conference championship and state qualifying teams in basketball…State runner-up in 2007 and state champions in 2009… Honor-able mention All-Conference in 2006 and 2007 for basketball…Second team all-conference in 2008 and first team in 2009…All-State honorable mention in 2009.

PERSONAL Parents are Ken and Kathy Glodowski... High school coach Shelli Haferbecker…Member of National Honor Society…Special Olympics volunteer...Youth basketball and softball coach...Undecided major.

CAREER HIGHS

Points ..............................................................7...................................UW-Platteville (02/17/10)Field Goals Made ...........................................2............................................................... 5 timesField Goals Attempted ..................................5............................................................... 3 times3-Point Field Goals Made ..............................1.............................. Rockford College (11/20/09)3-Point Field Goals Attempted .....................2.............................. Rockford College (11/20/09)Free Throws Made ..........................................3...................................UW-Platteville (02/17/10)Free Throws Attempted .................................4...................................UW-Platteville (02/17/10)Rebounds .......................................................4.................. at UW-Platteville (01/13/10); Luther (12/11/09)Assists .............................................................1............................................................... 3 timesSteals ..............................................................2............................Concordia-M’head (11/21/09)Blocks .............................................................1...............................at UW-Platteville (01/13/10)


Sophomore Claire Glodowski

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JosiS c h u l t z

5-9 - Guard - SophomoreEau Claire, Wis.

Memorial HS2009-2010 Appeared in all 31 games as a freshman...Fifth on team in scoring (7.7 points per game)...Had career high 22 points against UW-Stout on 2/3...Had 10 re-bounds against UW-Whitewater on 12/10...Averaged 15.7 minutes per game...Second on team in rebounds with 121.

HIGH SCHOOL Two-time letterwinner in basketball and four-time in softball…All-conference second team senior year in basketball and softball…Honorable mention All-Northwest in basketball and All-City…Leader Tele-gram Special Mention…Member of 2008 conference champions for basketball.

PERSONAL Parents are Randy and Lisa Schultz...High school coach Steve Smith…Majoring in Physical Educa-tion...Special Olympics Volunteer…E-Squared Award.

CAREER HIGHS

Points ........................................................... 22..........................................UW-Stout (02/03/10)Field Goals Made ...........................................7........................ Eau Claire (02/20/10; UW-Stout (02/03/10)Field Goals Attempted ............................... 10...................................UW-River Falls (02/13/10)3-Point Field Goals Made ....................... none...........................................................................3-Point Field Goals Attempted .....................1............................................................... 3 timesFree Throws Made ..........................................8..........................................UW-Stout (02/03/10)Free Throws Attempted .............................. 14..........................................UW-Stout (02/03/10)Rebounds .................................................... 10................................UW-Whitewater (12/10/09)Assists .............................................................6...................................UW-Platteville (02/17/10)Steals ..............................................................5................................vs. Minn.-Morris (03/05/10)Blocks .............................................................4...............................at UW-River Falls (12/05/09)


Sophomore Josi Schultz

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SamB a r b e r

5-9 - Guard - SophomoreScofield, Wis.

DC Everest HS/Winona State2009-2010 Played for Winona State…Appeared in 22 games…Averaged 9.3 minutes per appearance…4.1 points and 1.6 rebounds per game…Finished the year with 91 points on 37-80 (.463) shooting and 14-39 from three-point range (.359)…Was 3-5 from the free-throw line and collected 35 rebounds. Tallied 16 assists, nine steals and two blocks.

HIGH SCHOOL Associated Press All-State, Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association All-State, Inside Wisconsin Sports All-State, Three-Time Channel 7 All-Star, All-Conference, Ranked #22 by Wisconsin Yearbook.

PERSONAL Mother Carrie Jonas...High school coach John Min-nihan... Health Promotion major with a minor in Strength and Conditioning...Volunteered as a coach and referee for community youth basketball and volleyball.

AlyssaO l p

5-9 - Guard - FreshmanBrillion, Wis.

Brillion HSHIGH SCHOOL Nine-time letterwinner...Olympian Conference Player of the Year as a senior...Member of Division 3 All-State Team senior season...First team all-conference in basketball junior and senior year...Four-time first team all-conference honoree in softball...Basketball team captain two years...Team won conference cham-pionship senior season...Honor roll all four years.

PERSONAL Parents are Doug and Suzanne Olp...High school coach Ryan O’Leary...Undecided major.

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Freshmen Sam Barber & Alyssa Olp

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HIGH SCHOOLLettered three times in basketball...Member of state championship team junior year...Team was state run-ner-up freshman year and state qualifier sophomore year...Made all tournament team at state junior year...First team all conference sophomore year...Second team all-conference freshman and junior years...Also played softball and volleyball…Missed senior season due to injury.

PERSONAL Parents are Jay and Sue Pitt...High school coach Jay Pitt and Shelli Haferbecker...Majoring in Pre-Physi-cal Therapy.

HIGH SCHOOL Lettered three times in basketball...Member of two state championship teams...Honorable mention all-conference senior year...Selected to play in Milwau-kee Area All Star Athletes Against Abuse Basketball event in May 2010...Team captain senior season.

PERSONAL Parents are Scott and Barbara Tyler...High school coach Bob Maronde...Majoring in Business.

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JennaP i t t

5-10 - Guard - SophomoreAmherst, Wis.

Amherst HS

MyrandaT y l e r6-1 - Post - Freshman

Grafton, Wis.Grafton HS

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No. Name Pos. Hgt. Yr. Hometown/High School2 ^Cassie Bandow** G 5-10 Jr. Plover/Pacelli4 ^Andrea Flease*** G 5-5 Sr. New London5 Josi Schultz* G 5-9 So. Eau Claire/Memorial10 Jenna Pitt G 5-10 Fr. Amherst20 Liz Althoff* G 5-7 So. Darien/Clinton22 Sam Barber* G 5-9 So. Schofield/DC Everest/Winona St.23 Alyssa Olp G 5-9 Fr. Brillion24 Whitney Verdegan** G 5-5 Jr. Glen Flora/Flambeau25 ^Britta Petersen*** P 5-11 Sr. Luck31 Christin Coles*** G 5-5 Sr. Hustisford32 Brooke Allen* G 5-9 So. Barneveld41 Brittni Buechel** P 6-1 Jr. St. Cloud/New Holstein42 Myranda Tyler P 6-1 Fr. Grafton43 Ashley Averkamp** P 6-0 Jr. New Berlin/West

* Letters Earned ^ Captains

Head Coach: Shirley EgnerAssistant Coach: Diane HawkinsAssistant Coach: Kole VivianGraduate Assistant Coach: Stephaine CrosleyManagers: Melissa Monette, Danae Daellenbach

Pronunciation Guide2 Cassie Bandow .............................................BON-doe

5 Josi Schultz ............................................................Joe-Z

20 Liz Althoff ...................................................ALL-toff

24 Whitney Verdegan ................................. VER-di-gen

31 Christin Coles ............................................CHRIS-tin

41 Brittni Buechel ............................................ BEE-cull

2010 WIAC Tournament Champions


2010-11 Roster

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2009-10 Season Statistics

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Individual (Per-game averages)Scoring Julia Hirssig (Stout) 21.4Rebounds Danielle Frank (LC) 10.7Assists Andrea Flease (UWSP) 4.37Blocks Danielle Frank (LC) 3.31Steals Kelsea Hendrickson (WW) 3.723-pointers Connie Urmanski (SUP) 2.28FG Pct. Julia Hirssig (Stout) .682FT Pct. Heidi Sonntag (WW) .8663 pt Pct. Cassie Bandow (UWSP) .538

2010 Whitewater2009 Stevens Point2008 Eau Claire/Whitewater2007 Stout2006 Stout/Oshkosh2005 Stevens Point/Stout2004 Stevens Point/Oshkosh2003 Eau Claire2002 Stout2001 Eau Claire2000 Eau Claire1999 Oshkosh1998 Oshkosh1997 Eau Claire/Stout1996 Oshkosh1995 Eau Claire/Oshkosh1994 Oshkosh1993 Eau Claire1992 Eau Claire/Oshkosh1991 Oshkosh1990 Eau Claire1989 River Falls1988 River Falls1987 Stevens Point1986 Whitewater1985 Oshkosh1984 Green Bay1983 Milwaukee/Green Bay (Div. II)/La Crosse (Div. III)1982 Green Bay (Div. II)/ La Crosse (Div. III)1981 Green Bay (Div. II)/ Whitewater (Div. III)1980 Green Bay (Div. II)/ La Crosse (Div. III-large)/ Whitewater (Div. III-small)1979 La Crosse (large)/ Platteville (small)1978 Madison (large)/ Platteville (small)1977 La Crosse (large)/ Carroll (small)1976 La Crosse1975 La Crosse1974 La Crosse1973 La Crosse1972 La Crosse

First Team Name School Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown (High School)Nicole Bundy Whitewater Sr. G 5-9 Fredonia (Ozaukee)Dana Churchill La Crosse Jr. F 6-0 Sheboygan (North)Andrea Flease Stevens Point Jr. G 5-5 New LondonTiffany Gregorich River Falls So. G 5-5 AltoonaKelsey Hendrickson Whitewater Sr. G 5-7 MonroeJulia Hirssig Stout Sr. F 5-11 Rochester, Minn. (Mayo)Hannah Mesick Eau Claire Jr. C 6-2 Chatfield, Minn.Stacia Nemitz Platteville Sr. F 5-9 Bloomington (River Ridge)Britta Petersen Stevens Point Jr. F 5-11 LuckKim Stokke Stout Sr. G 5-9 MenomonieHonorable Mention Cassie Bandow Stevens Point So. G 5-11 Plover (Pacelli)Danielle DeWitt Stout Sr. G/F 5-11 Green Bay (Bay Port)Maranda Dohrn River Falls So. F 6-0 Lake City, Minn.Danielle Frank La Crosse Jr. C 6-4 Caledonia, Minn.Hailey Hart Superior So. F 5-9 OsseoMegan Maslowski Stout Sr. F 5-11 MarshfieldEllen Plendl Eau Claire So. C 6-5 Chippewa Falls (McDonell)Charity Stotmeister Platteville Sr. F 5-7 Cuba City (Potosi)Connie Urmanski Superior Fr. G 5-4 EdgarAll-Defensive Team Andrea Flease Stevens Point Jr. G 5-5 New LondonDanielle Frank La Crosse Jr. C 6-4 Caledonia, Minn.Tiffany Gregorich River Falls So. G 5-5 AltoonaKelsey Hendrickson Whitewater Sr. G 5-7 MonroeJulia Hirssig Stout Sr. F 5-11 Rochester, Minn. (Mayo)All-Sportsmanship Team Brittni Buechel Stevens Point So. C 6-1 St. Cloud (New Holstein)Danielle DeWitt Stout Sr. G/F 5-11 Green Bay (Bay Port)Ali Gillberg Eau Claire Sr. F 5-10 DrummondKelli Hilt River Falls Sr. G 5-6 Lakeville, Minn. (North)Melissa Lang La Crosse Jr. G 5-10 GreendaleMegan Lund Oshkosh So. G 5-8 ReedsvilleHillary Peterson Superior Fr. F/C 6-0 Sturgeon Lake, Minn.Heidi Sonntag Whitewater Sr. G 5-6 Milwaukee (Wisconsin Lutheran)Charity Stotmeister Platteville Sr. F 5-7 Cuba City (Potosi)

Player of the Year Julia Hirssig of StoutJudy Kruckman Scholar-Athlete Julia Hirssig of StoutCoach of the Year Keri Carollo of Whitewater

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STANDINGS W-L Pct PF PA W-L Pct PF PA

UW-Whitewater 12-4 .750 70.5 63.6 21-8 .724 72.2 65.7

UW-Stevens Point 11-5 .688 67.5 62.0 24-7 .774 69.9 61.9

UW-River Falls 10-6 .625 64.9 61.4 18-7 .720 68.2 57.0

UW-La Crosse 10-6 .625 67.2 61.9 18-8 .692 65.2 58.0

UW-Stout 10-6 .625 74.2 69.5 16-11 .593 74.8 70.6

UW-Eau Claire 8-8 .500 61.6 58.8 10-17 .370 59.4 60.8

UW-Platteville 5-11 .313 60.7 69.1 12-13 .480 64.5 65.6

UW-Superior 3-13 .188 57.7 71.1 8-17 .320 59.2 68.1

UW-Oshkosh 3-13 .188 55.6 62.5 8-17 .320 59.0 62.4

2009-10 WIAC Standings 2009-10 WIAC Leaders

2009-10 All-WIAC Team Past Champions


The WIAC

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Who is the team’s best dressed?

Player VotesBrooke Allen 4Two players 3

Who is the team’s best dancer?

Player VotesBrooke Allen 10Josi Schultz 3Andrea Flease 2

Who is the team’s best cook?

Player VotesChristin Coles 7Claire Glodowski 4Britta Petersen 3

Who is most likely to be rich and famous?

Player VotesLiz Althoff 4Three players 2

Who is most likely to try out for America’s Next Top Model?Player VotesBrooke Allen 3Jenna Pitt 2

Who has the team’s best smile?

Player VotesClaire Glodowski 4Liz Althoff 3Myranda Tyler 2

Who has the most friends on face-book?

Player VotesAshley Averkamp 8Josi Schultz 6

Who is most likely to be on a reality show?

Player VotesCassie Bandow 4Brooke Allen 3Two players 2

Who is most likly to win an Oscar?

Player VotesChristin Coles 5Cassie Bandow 4Liz Althoff 3

Who is the team’s big-gest flirt?

Player VotesAlyssa Olp 6Ashley Averkamp 5Whitney V. 3

Who is most likly to be late?

Player VotesJosi Schultz 5Myranda Tyler 3Two players 2

Who is the loudest?

Player VotesJosi Schultz 12Three players 1

Who is the most punc-tual?

Player VotesAndrea Flease 6Britta Petersen 3Claire Glodowski 2

Who has the best speak-ing voice?

Player VotesMyranda Tyler 7Sam Barber 2Six players 1

Who has the best laugh?

Player VotesBrooke Allen 6Andrea Flease 5Liz Althoff 4

Who makes everyone laugh the most?

Player VotesChristin Coles 10Brooke Allen 2Three players 1

Who sends the most text mes-sages?

Player VotesJosi Schlutz 6Alyssa Olp 4

Who is the quietest?

Player VotesJenna Pitt 8Alyssa Olp 4Brooke Allen 2

Who is the team’s best motivator?

Player VotesBritta Petersen 12Three players 1

Who is always snacking?

Player VotesWhitney V. 7Liz Althoff 2Six players 1

Who is most likely to become a coach?

Player VotesAndrea Flease 10Cassie Bandow 3Britta Petersen 2

Who is most likely to appear on TV or radio?

Player VotesWhitney V. 3Three players 2

Who is the messiest teammate?

Player VotesCassie Bandow 9Josi Schlutz 3Whitney V. 2

Who is the “Mother Hen” of the team?

Player VotesClaire Glodowski 10Britta Petersen 4Whitney V. 1


Player Survey

Who is most likely to get a 4.0 this semester?

Player VotesCassie Bandow 6Brittni Buechel 5Alyssa Olp 4

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KARI GROSHEK set UW-Stevens Point’s single-game scoring record when she poured in 38 points in a win over

UW-Whitewater on Jan. 23, 2002. Groshek went on to earn first-team All-American honors that season

while leading the Pointers to the NCAA Division III championship.

MOST POINTS – GAME38 Kari Groshek vs. Whitewater 1/23/0236 Amanda Nechuta vs. Oshkosh 2/18/0436 Jessica Ott vs. Platteville 1/8/0036 Sonja Sorenson vs. Oshkosh 1/25/8635 3 times, most recent by Lisa Grudzinski vs. SE Missouri St. 12/27/93MOST POINTS – SEASON617 Amanda Nechuta, 03-04499 Tricia Fekete, 89-90 Sonja Sorenson, 86-87495 Lisa Grudzinski, 92-93 Kari Groshek, 01-02HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE – SEASON21.3 Sonja Sorenson, 87-8820.8 Tricia Fekete, 89-9020.6 Lisa Grudzinski, 92-93HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE – CAREER19.9 Sonja Sorenson, 84-8816.2 Jessica Ott, 96-0015.3 Kathi Bennett, 82-8315.0 Amanda Nechuta, 02-05MOST FIELD GOALS MADE – GAME16 Kari Groshek vs. Whitewater, 1/23/0216 Sonja Sorenson vs. Oshkosh, 1/25/8615 Britta Petersen vs. Hope, 3/13/10 Lisa Grudzinski vs. Oshkosh, 12/5/92 Kathi Bennett vs. Marquette, 12/11/82MOST FIELD GOALS MADE – SEASON239 Amanda Nechuta, 03-04212 Britta Petersen, 09-10195 Lisa Grudzinski, 92-93190 Kari Groshek, 01-02187 Britta Petersen, 08-09 Tricia Fekete, 89-90MOST FIELD GOALS MADE – CAREER681 Amanda Nechuta, 01-05619 Sonja Sorenson, 84-88535 Kari Groshek, 97-02505 Jessica Ott, 96-00503 Tricia Fekete, 88-92HIGHEST FG PERCENTAGE – SEASON.667 Jenny Kirchenwitz, 03-04 Megan Pehler, 06-07.646 Nathalie Lechault, 05-06.591 Karla Miller, 83-84.582 Jesirae Heuer, 05-06MOST FREE THROWS MADE – GAME16 Jessica Ott vs. Stout, 2/28/9814 Marne Boario vs. Silver Lake, 12/3/96 Deb Shane vs. River Falls, 2/20/88 Sonja Sorenson vs. River Falls, 2/20/8813 Andrea Flease vs. Stout, 2/26/09 HIGHEST FT PERCENTAGE – GAME1.000 Marne Boario vs. Silver Lake, 12/3/96 (14-14) MOST FREE THROWS MADE – SEASON179 Marne Boario, 96-97153 Marne Boario, 95-96140 Marne Boario, 94-95135 Amanda Nechuta, 03-04130 Sonja Sorenson, 87-88HIGHEST FT PERCENTAGE – SEASON.903 Jesirae Heuer, 07-08.900 Andrew Flease, 07-08.898 Cassie Bandow, 09-10.892 Candice Brickman, 82-83.889 Diane Hawkins, 03-04MOST FREE THROWS MADE – CAREER472 Marne Boario, 94-97415 Sonja Sorenson, 84-88407 Amanda Nechuta, 01-05359 Jessica Ott, 96-00337 Kari Groshek, 97-02

HIGHEST FT PERCENTAGE – CAREER.909 Megan Pehler, 04-08.856 Jesirae Heuer, 04-08.847 Cassie Bandow, 08-current.823 Becky Pepper, 03-07.818 Jessica Ott, 96-00.815 Tara Schmitt, 00-04MOST THREE-POINT FG MADE – GAME7 Jessica Ott vs. La Crosse, 2/4/987 Kate Peterson vs. La Crosse, 1/26/917 Kate Peterson vs. Superior, 2/3/90 MOST THREE-POINT FG MADE – SEASON78 Jessica Ott, 97-9877 Kate Peterson, 89-9058 Jessica Ott, 99-0054 Haley Houghton, 07-0853 Kate Peterson, 88-89MOST THREE-POINT FG MADE – CAREER223 Jessica Ott, 96-00169 Kate Peterson, 87-91131 Laura Neuenfeldt, 04-08121 Haley Houghton, 04-08118 Andrea Kraemer, 00-04MOST REBOUNDS – GAME24 Anne Bumgarner vs. Eau Claire, 2/8/8023 Sue Brogaard vs. Oshkosh, 12/5/7422 3 times, most recent by Abby Panosh vs. Superior, 2/18/89MOST REBOUNDS – SEASON272 Sonja Sorenson, 86-87263 Lisa Grudzinski, 93-94257 Sonja Sorenson, 87-88256 Sonja Sorenson, 85-86 HIGHEST REBOUND AVERAGE – SEASON11.6 Sonja Sorenson, 85-8611.3 Sonja Sorenson, 84-8511.3 Anne Bumgarner, 81-8211.2 Sonja Sorenson, 87-88 MOST REBOUNDS – CAREER922 Sonja Sorenson, 84-88821 Anne Bumgarner, 79-83810 Kari Groshek, 97-02756 Amanda Nechuta, 02-05739 Carry Boehning, 98-02684 Sue Brogaard, 74-78679 Lisa Grudzinski, 90-94HIGHEST REBOUND AVERAGE – CAREER11.1 Sonja Sorenson, 84-889.5 Sue Brogaard, 74-789.3 Anne Bumgarner, 79-839.3 Dee Simon, 73-77MOST ASSISTS – GAME15 Donna Pivonka vs. St. Mary’s, 11/25/8614 Julie Schindler vs. Luther, 11/27/9314 Julie Schindler vs. St. Mary’s, 11/29/92 MOST ASSISTS – SEASON154 Donna Pivonka, 86-87153 Julie Schindler, 92-93148 Julie Schindler, 93-94147 Andrea Kraemer, 01-02144 Andrea Kraemer, 03-04 MOST ASSISTS – CAREER545 Julie Schindler, 90-94464 Andrea Kraemer, 00-04423 Cassandra Schultz, 02-06383 Donna Pivonka, 83-87344 Marne Boario, 94-97MOST BLOCKS – SEASON95 Nathalie Lechault, 05-0658 Nathalie Lechault, 06-0745 Kair Groshek, 01-0240 Nathalie Lechault, 03-0438 Amy Scott 04-05

MOST BLOCKS - CAREER229 Nathalie Lechault89 Amy Scott85 Britta Petersen, 06-current77 Kari Groshek, 97-02 Amanda NechutaMOST GAMES PLAYED – CAREER120 Amanda Nechuta, 01-05119 Andrea Kraemer, 00-04117 Tara Schmitt, 00-04113 Cassandra Schultz, 02-06112 Cassandra Heuer, 00-04 Nathalie Lechault, 03-07


Individual Records

Rank, Player Points1. Amanda Nechuta, 2001-05 1,8012. Sonja Sorensen, 1984-88 1,653 3. Jessica Ott, 1996-2000 1,5924. Kari Groshek, 1997-2002 1,4145. Tricia Fekete, 1888-92 1,3146. Carry Boehning, 1998-2002 1,2747. Lisa Grudzinski, 1990-94 1,2578. Cassandra Schultz, 2002-06 1,2419. Karla Miller, 1982-84/85-87 1,20110. Andrea Kraemer, 2000-04 1,14911. Anne Bumgarner, 1979-83 1,108 12. Cassandra Heuer, 2000-04 1,07813. Tara Schmitt, 2000-04 1,05014. Marne Boario, 1994-97 1,039 15. Amy Felauer, 1988-92 1,026 16. Regina Bayer, 1980-84 1,02417. Sue Brogaard, 1974-78 98818. Amy Scott, 2002-05 98219. Laura Neuenfeldt, 2004-08 97020. Haley Houghton, 2004-08 947

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MOST WINS – SEASON30 2001-0228 2003-0427 1986-8726 2008-0924 2009-10

CONSECUTIVE WINS14 2008-09 (12/3-2/11)13 1986-8712 5 times, last in 2009-1010 2004-05, 1986-878 2003-04, 2001-02 (3 times), 1979-80

MOST POINTS SCORED – GAME102 vs. Marian, 12/1/01; vs. UW-Superior, 2/3/90100 vs. Carroll, 12/13/03; vs. Cornell, 11/22/9199 vs. Marian, 12/2/00 vs. Wisconsin Lutheran, 11/21/0698 vs. Wisconsin Lutheran, 11/22/05

MOST POINTS SCORED – SEASON2590 2003-04 (33 games)2505 2001-02 (33 games)2166 2009-10 (31 games) 2007-08 (29 games)2104 2008-09 (30 games)

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED – GAME17 vs. UW- Superior, 1973-7418 vs. UW- Green Bay, 2/6/76; vs. UW-Superior, 1973-74

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY – GAME70 vs. Marian, 12/1/01 (102-32)62 vs. Schreiner, 12/28/01 (97-35)61 vs. Elmhurst, 12/10/93 (95-34)

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE – GAME44 vs. Wisconsin Lutheran, 11/20/0639 vs. Northeastern Illinois, 12/16/8638 vs. Wheaton (Ill.), 11/29/03; vs. Centre (Ky.), 12/28/0237 vs. UW-Superior 1/4/06

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE – SEASON928 2003-04891 2001-02807 2009-09795 2009-10782 2008-09

MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS – SEASON2025 2003-041972 2001-021781 2008-091768 2009-101728 2007-08

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE – GAME.672 vs. Cornell, 12/30/83.655 vs. Carroll, 12/13/03.631 vs. UW- Green Bay, 2/16/84

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE – SEASON.479 1985-86.475 2005-06.466 1982-83.465 1986-87.453 2008-09 2006-07

MOST FREE THROWS MADE – GAME37 vs. UW-Stout, 2/28/98; vs. UW-Eau Claire, 1/26/8334 vs. UW-Stout, 2/25/0432 vs. UW-Stout, 2/26/09 vs. UW-Superior, 1/15/93

MOST FREE THROWS MADE – SEASON604 2003-04587 2001-02485 2005-06476 2000-01454 2007-08

MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS – SEASON871 2001-02864 2003-04715 2005-06701 2000-01645 2002-03

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE – GAME1.000 three times, most recent vs. UW-Stout, 2/2/90 (25-25)

HIGHEST FT PERCENTAGE – SEASON.768 2007-08.737 1989-90.723 2009-10.712 1996-97.711 1986-87

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE – GAME11 vs. UW-Stout, 1/9/9110 6 times last vs. UW-Superior, 1/3/07

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE – SEASON154 2007-08140 2002-03

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS – GAME34 vs. UW-Stout, 1/9/91

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS – SEASON448 2007-08425 2009-10407 2008-09403 2004-05396 2002-03

MOST REBOUNDS – SEASON1332 2003-041292 2001-021174 2005-061130 1979-801120 2002-03

MOST ASSISTS – GAME36 vs. Northeastern Illinois, 12/16/8633 vs. UW-La Crosse, 1/22/85

MOST ASSISTS – SEASON573 2003-04563 2001-02500 1986-87481 1983-84452 2008-09

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS – SEASON189 2005-06150 2004-05145 2003-04137 2001-02


Team Records

Amanda Nechuta holds several UW-Stevens Point women’s basketball records. She was featured as the WBCA’s

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A - B - CBrooke Allen 2009-10Liz Althoff 2009-10Terry Ampe 1988-91Chrys Andrae 1976-77Dawn Arndt 1998-00Ashley Averkamp 2009-10Sharon Backman 1976-79Ashley Baker 2005-09Cassie Bandow 2008-10Shelly Barke 1991-93Amie Bauer 1999-01Regina Bayer 1980-84Kim Beebe 1977-78Kathi Bennett 1982-83Christina Bergman 1994-98Barb Bernhardt 1979-80Debra Boyer 1983-84Melissa Berry 2002-06Diane Beyer 1985-86Marne Boario 1994-97Carry Boehning 1998-02Linda Bornheimer 1975-76Renee Bourget 1986-88Ali Braun 1990-91Kristine Braun 1987-88Bev Breitenfeldt 1974-75Candace Brickman 1986-87Melanie Britenbach 1979-81Sue Brogaard 1974-78Camille Brueggen 2006-09Carmen Brueggen 2006-09Barb Brunette 1988-90Brittani Buechel 2008-10Sue Bulmer 1977-79, 80-81Anne Bumgarner 1979-83Lucrecia Burleson 1993-94Kathryn Carlson 1997-99Leah Cheyka 2001-02Dee Christopherson 1981-82, 84-85Beth Ciriaks 1990-91Christin Coles 2007-10Julia Corrie 1999-00Laurie Craft 1979-83Gerriann Crawley 1981-82Terri Crum 1995-98Ciara Cummings 2003-04

D - E - FRachel Danielsen 1999-00Sue Davis 1977-81Barb Deichl 1972-75April Demler 1992-93Michelle Diercks 1995-96Mary Jo Dopp 1972-73Kate Dunning 1996-99Andi Duven 1999-00Stephanie Egner 1994-95Marcia Engebretson 1972-75Becca Farrar 1994-95Tricia Fekete 1988-92Amy Felauer 1988-92

Elise Felician 1994-96Katie Fitzpatrick 1977-78Andrea Flease 2007-10

G - H - ITina Gable 1991-92Tara Gess 1998-99Claire Glodowski 2009-10Madonna Golla 1980-81Amy Gradecki 1983-87Sandy Graf 1990-91Jessica Granger 1999-02Jacky Grittner 1979-81Tamera Grochowski 1985-86Kari Groshek 1997-02Cheryl Gross 1986-90Lisa Grudzinski 1990-94Jeanine Grybowski 1979-80Jan Gundelfinger 1973-76Jenna Hagen 2004-07Gretchen Haggerty 1991-93Julie Hammer 1976-80Joan Hanrahan 1981-82Wendy Hansen 1987-88Betsey Harries 1981-82Mary Havlovick 1976-78Diane Hawkins 2001-05Lois Hein 1973-75Vic Hellum 1972-74Kristen Hendron 1995-96Marlayn Hering 1983-84Julie Hesser 1981-83Cassandra Heuer 2000-04 Jesirae Heuer 2004-08Tina Hill 1978-79Sandra Hitchcock 1983-84Megan Hodgson 1999-03Myranda Hodgson 2008-09Heather Hoffman 2000-01Haley Houghton 2004-08Jolene Hussong 1985-86Paula Inger 1983-85Megan Ison 2003-04

J - K - LKaren Janssen 1987-88Barb Jones 1975-78Kelly Kabat 1990-92Barb Kapke 1993-94Sue Kiekhaefer 1980-81Jenny Kirchenwitz 2001-05Kacia Klopp 1990-92Jodi Klotz 1994-95Renee Knier 1997-01Deb Koehler 1980-83Lynn Koehler 1975-79Wendy Kohrt 1972-76Kelly Konrardy 1996-98Andrea Kraemer 2000-04Chelsea Kranz 2004-08Kara Kujawa 2003-04Sheila Kuffel 1992-94Ann Lautenschlaeger 1991-93

Kris Labutzke 1973-74Evie LaPointe 2008-09Nathalie Lechault 2003-07Stacy Leider 1998-99Julie Lesinger 1984-85Kelly Lewis 1980-81Mary Linder 1978-81Deby Lindert 1972-73Nicki Linskens 1990-91

M - N - OKim Maedke 2009-10Jeana Magyar 1994-96Roxanne Mallum 1978-79Ann Magnin 1982-84Dawn Mannebach 1982-83Kelly McGurk 1999-01Jane McKellep 1979-80Sarah McLaughlin 1992-96Kathy Tighe 1982-83, 84-86Mary Meier 1978-81Debbie Metzger 1987-90Lisa Mikich 1981-82Karla Miller 1982-84, 85-87Kristi Miller 2002-04Mary Miller 1984-85, 86-87Marcy Mirman 1972-74, 75-76Ann Moore 1991-92Katie Mueller 2004-05Susan Murphy 1980-81, 83-84Amanda Nechuta 2001-05Sara Nelson 2005-06Laura Neuenfeldt 2004-08Ali Nicastro 2004-08Jessica O’Connor 2009-10Jamie Ohrandt 1972-73Sara Olejniczak 1996-98Jessica Ott 1996-00

P - Q - RAbby Lee Panosh 1989-90Ginger Parker 1988-89Megan Pehler 2004-08Becky Pepper 2003-07Emily Peternell 1998-00Britta Petersen 2007-10Kate Peterson 1987-91Sarah Pierre 1974-75Donna Pivonka 1983-87Dina Rasmussen 1984-86Cindee Razner 1985-86Sheila Ricklefs 1982-84Christina Roesker 1984-85Amanda Roth 2003-04Janis Ruetz 1975-77Terry Ryan 1972-73Terri Riegel 1984-85

S - T - U -VKaren Scarseth 1985-86Renee Schartner 2000-02Kathy Schauer 1974-76Julie Schindler 1990-94Margaret Schmelzer 1972-74

Tara Schmitt 2000-04Donna Schuelke 1982-83Amie Schultz 1998-02Cassandra Schultz 2002-06Josi Schultz 2009-10Mary Schultz 1972-74Amy Scott 2002-05Nikki Seaman 1998-01Becky Seevers 1975-78, 79-80Jenny Sell 2002-03Suzy Sevcik 1990-91Deana Sexson 1990-92Deb Shane 1986-90Dianna Shervey 1983-84, 85-87Dee Simon 1973-77Tammy Slowinski 1982-83Kathleen Smith 1980-82Sonja Sorenson 1984-88Mary Splitt 1975-78Jessi Sporle 2005-09Denise Starke 1988-89Darcy Steele 1987-88Kristen Stephen 1991-93Jane Stangl 1976-78Sheila Swanson 1989-90Danyel Sweo 1994-96Julie Theis 1979-80Annmarie Tiffe 1978-80Amanda Tosic 1998-03Cicily Trice 1997-01Jen Triemstra 1992-95Patti Trochinski 1983-87Julie Trzebiatowski 1994-98Stacy Van Egeren 1989-90Janelle Van Gomple 2005-09Beth Vander Sanden 1993-94Lisa Varney 1979-80Whitney Verdegan 2008-10Kristen Verhagen 2009-10Mona Vold 1972-73

W - X - Y - ZSavonte Walker 1993-97Katie Webber 2006-09Sheila Weiler 1993-94Alison Westphal 1997-98Gina Whipp 1992-93Ashley Windt 2005-10Melissa Wright 1995-96Sharon Wubben 1981-83, 84-85Stacey Yonke 1990-94Stephanie York 1981-82


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Opponent G W LAlaska-Anchorage 1 0 1Alaska-Fairbanks 1 0 1Alma 1 1 0Augsburg (Minn.) 1 1 0Augustana (Ill.) 3 2 1Aurora (Ill.) 1 1 0Baruch 1 1 0Beloit 4 3 1Bemidji State 5 2 3Benedictine (Ill.) 1 1 0Bentley 1 0 0Bethel (Ind.) 1 0 1Bowdoin 1 0 1Calvin 1 1 0Carroll (Wis.) 23 21 2Carthage 3 3 0Central Michigan 2 1 1Centre 1 1 0Chicago 2 2 0Clark (Mass.) 2 2 0Colorado 1 0 1Concordia (Wis.) 4 4 0Concordia-Moorhead 2 2 0Concordia-St. Paul 1 1 0Cornell (Iowa) 2 2 0Denver 1 0 1Dubuque 1 1 0Edgewood 6 6 0Elmhurst 1 1 0Ferris State 1 1 0Finlandia 2 2 0Freed-Hardeman 1 1 0Grand Valley State 2 0 2Gustavus Adolphus 1 0 1Hardin-Simmons 1 1 0Heidelberg 2 2 0Hope 1 0 1Illinois-Chicago 1 0 1Illinois Wesleyan 5 2 3

Opponent G W LJohns Hopkins 1 1 0Lake Forest 1 1 0Lake Superior State 2 1 1Lakeland 4 2 2Lawrence 14 12 2Loras 3 2 1Luther 6 5 1Macalester 1 1 0Mankato State 1 0 1Marian 5 5 0Marquette 13 6 7Marshall 1 1 0Marymount 1 1 0Maryville (Mo.) 2 2 0Mary Washington 1 1 0Michigan Tech 6 3 3Milton 1 1 0MSOE 2 2 0Minnesota-Duluth 3 0 3Minnesota-Morris 1 1 0North Central (Ill.) 5 5 0Northeast Missouri State 1 0 1Northeastern Illinois 1 1 0Northern Iowa 1 0 1Northern Michigan 9 4 5Northland 1 1 0Oswego State 1 1 0Pacific Lutheran 1 1 0Point Loma Nazarene 2 2 0Presbyterian 1 0 1Purdue-Calumet (Ind.) 1 1 0Ripon 10 8 2Rochester 1 0 1Rockford 1 1 0Rutgers-Camden 1 1 0St. Ambrose 2 0 2St. Benedict 1 1 0St. Cloud State 1 0 1St. Lawrence 1 1 0St. Mary’s 6 4 2St. Norbert 21 10 11

Opponent G W LSt. Olaf 1 1 0St. Scholastica 4 3 1Schreiner 1 1 0St. Thomas 4 0 4Scranton 1 1 0Silver Lake 2 1 1Texas Lutheran 1 1 0Thomas More 1 1 0Upper Iowa 6 6 0Viterbo 8 8 0Wartburg 2 2 0Washington (Mo.) 2 2 0Webster 1 1 0Wheaton (Ill.) 6 5 1William Penn 1 1 0Winona State 2 2 0Wisconsin 11 8 3Wisconsin-Eau Claire 84 47 37Wisconsin-Green Bay 19 11 8Wisconsin-La Crosse 74 43 31Wisconsin-Milwaukee 17 11 6Wisconsin-Oshkosh 88 41 47Wisconsin-Parkside 14 9 5Wisconsin-Platteville 59 47 12Wisconsin-River Falls 69 46 23Wisconsin-Stout 61 33 28Wisconsin-Superior 58 55 3Wisconsin-Whitewater 60 32 28Wisconsin Lutheran 12 10 2


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In 2003, Groshek was presented the NCAA Today’s Top VIII Award, which is presented to the top eight student-athletes from all NCAA divisions and all NCAA sponsored sports over a calendar year. Groshek (above) was the second straight UW-Stevens Point student-athlete to receive the award as former track and field and cross country standout Leah Juno was selected in 2002. They were the first two athletes from the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference earn the award in its 32-year history.

Groshek, a Rosholt native, led the wom-en’s basketball team to the 2002 national championship, while posting a 3.74 grade point average in Biology.

In 2005, senior Amanda Nechuta became the first UW-Stevens Point player to be named NCAA Division III National Player of the year.

She was presented with the award in April of 2005 at the WBCA Awards Luncheon at the Indiana Convention Center during the 2005 Division I Women’s Final Four. She is only one of two Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference players to be selected for the award in its 25-year history.

During her senior season, Nechuta averaged 16.8 points per game and led the Pointers to their second straight WIAC championship. During her four-year career, the Pointers had a 101-19 record, including the 2002 national championship and a fourth place finish at the 2004 final four.

Nechuta was a two-time Kodak All-American First Team member and was the first two-time winner of the WIAC Player of the Year award and set UW-Stevens Point's all-time scoring record with 1,801 points from 2001-05. The point total ranks third in WIAC history and Nechuta also holds the school record with 681 field goals made. She led the WIAC in scoring her sopho-more, junior, and senior seasons. Nechuta ranked fourth in school history in career rebounds and was a three-time member of the WIAC’s All-Defensive Team. Nechuta also was a three-time All-American in the shot put.

Schmitt was honored in the fall of 2005 as the NCAA Woman of the Year finalist for the state of Wisconsin. She was also select-ed as the winner of the Woody Hayes National Scholar-Athlete Award, which is presented to one male and one female stu-dent-athlete in each NCAA division across all sports. Both awards honor outstanding student-athletes who have excelled in aca-demics, athletics and community leader-ship.

Schmitt, a Brookfield native, was also a key member of the 2002 national champi-onship team and led the Pointers back to the final four in 2004. She was a four-time all-conference selection in women’s soccer and the WIAC Player of the Year in 2004. Schmitt also competed one season in track and field and anchored the conference out-door champion 400-meter relay.

Schmitt posted a 3.85 grade point aver-age and was very active in community organizations, while serving two years as president of the school’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.


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THE POINTERS celebrate a 66-60 NCAA tournament win at Washington University in 2002 that snapped the then four-time defending national champion’s 70-game home win streak.

One of four schools to win two NCAA Division III women’s basketball championships, UW-Stevens Point boasts an outstanding tradition with national titles in 1986-87 and in 2001-02.

The success has been at its peak in recent seasons where the Pointers have posted nine straight 20-win campaigns while making trips to the final four two of the past eight seasons.

Over the last nine seasons, the Pointers have posted a 215-49 overall record. They have been incredibly tough against non-conference competition with a 97-11 record over their last 108 games with two of the losses coming in the 2003-04 final four when the Pointers placed fourth in the country after winning the WIAC regular season and tournament titles.

In fact, UW-Stevens Point’s 19-6 all-time NCAA tournament record is the best of any school that has played at least 10 post-season games.

In 1987, the Pointers won the WWIAC title and finished 27-2 overall under coach Linda Wunder en route to their first national title. They beat Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.) 81-74 in the championship game in Scranton, Pa. and also played three home games before reaching the final four. Donna Pivonka and Karla Miller were both named to the all-tournament team.

The Pointers finished runner-up in the WIAC regular season and postseason tournament in 2002, but still earned an at-large bid to the national tournament and took full advantage.

They defeated St. Lawrence (N.Y.) 67-65 in the finals in Terre Haute, Ind. to finish the season 30-3. Along the way, the Pointers ousted four-time defending cham-pion Washington (Mo.), snapping the Bears’ 70-game home court winning streak. UW-Stevens Point also played three home games among the six postseason con-tests and packed Berg Gym with nearly 1,800 fans for the sectional tournament. Carry Boehning was the tournament MVP and Tara Schmitt also earned all-tour-nament accolades.

In 2004-05, the Pointers featured the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Division III National Player of the Year in Amanda Nechuta, who led the WIAC in scoring three straight seasons and earned the opportunity to play in the WBCA all-star game against the nation’s top Division I players at the 2005 Women’s Final Four.32

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212˚ Sports Performance

3217 John Joanis Drive Stevens Point, WI 54482 715.343.0212

SPEED, STRENGTH, & AGILITY TRAINING

for athletes 11 years+

Bistro 212°

OPEN TO THE

PUBLIC!

Bistro hours: M-F 5:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Saturday 7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Made to order: fresh, healthy and delicious!

Smoothies, Salads, Sandwiches/ Wraps, and Soups!

Check out our menu online – www.adventure212.com

Flexible schedule and numerous

packages available to fit YOUR needs

Email or call Christopher Rice for a FREE session [email protected]

715-343-0212 ext 262

101 Division St. Stevens Point, WI 54481 (715) 341-2880

2 FOR $5 Two Like It Size Create Your Own (Ice Cream + 1 Mix-in) for $5 PLU 192

$1 OFF Any purchase over $3.00 PLU 107

Good Luck Pointers!

* 149 Guest Rooms Including Suites

* Full Service Restaurant—Rudy’s Redeye Grill—Serving Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Room Service

* SplashPoint Pool with Three-Story Super Slide

* Fitness Center & Business Center

* Complimentary High-Speed Internet* Offering 34,000 Sq. Ft. of Conference and Event Space for

10 to 1,500 People

Be sure to ask for the Special UWSP Rates!

715-344-0200Group sales office 715-344-0200

1001 Amber Avenue—Stevens Point, WI 54482

* 66 Guest Rooms Including Suites

* Complimentary Hot, Fresh Start Breakfast

* Swimming Pool & Hot Tub

* Fitness Center & Business Center

* Complimentary High-Speed Internet

* Offering Meeting Space for 5 to 25 People

Be sure to ask for the Special UWSP Rates!

715-344-0000Group sales office 715-344-0200


Holiday Inn Hotel& Convention CenterStevens Point

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Rudy’s Redeye Grill — Stevens Point

Great American Classics as well as Chef Specialty Dishes715-344-9808


Wednesday Ladies’ Night Drink SpecialsThursday Men’s Night Drink SpecialsHappy Hour Thursdays & Fridays 4 – 6:30 pm

Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Early Bird Dinner SpecialsLive Entertainment Every Friday & Saturday Night

Subject to change at Rudy’s discretion

Proud sponsor of the

“Athlete of the Week” program

FREE 6” SUB!Receive one FREE 6” Sub with the purchase of any one

6” sub (of equal or greater value) and a medium beverage.Limit one coupon per Guest per visit. Not valid with double meat or double cheese. Not

valid on value meals. Not valid with any other coupon or offer. No photocopies accepted.

Expires 6/15/09 UWSP Athletics (Community)

This offer is only valid at the following locations:135 N. Division St., 28 Park Ridge Dr., 201 W. Clark St.,

5601 Carrie Frost Dr., 5733 Windy Dr. (Hwy 10 E.)All located in Stevens Point

FREE CHIPS AND A MEDIUM BEVERAGE!

Purchase any 12” Sub and receive one bagof chips and a medium beverage FREE!Limit one coupon per Guest per visit. Not valid with any other coupon or offer.

No photocopies accepted.

Expires 6/15/09 UWSP Athletics (Community)

This offer is only valid at the following locations:135 N. Division St., 28 Park Ridge Dr., 201 W. Clark St.,

5601 Carrie Frost Dr., 5733 Windy Dr. (Hwy 10 E.)All located in Stevens Point

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301 Division Street North, Stevens Point, WI 54481 715-345-7000 Fax: 715-345-7008

*Refrigerators & Microwaves in every room

*Iron, Ironing Board, Hair dryer & Makeup Mirror

*In-Room Coffee Service

*T.V.’s in every bathroom!

*Indoor Pool, Whirlpool and Fitness Center

*Free Continental Breakfast Buffet

*Ask for the UWSP RATE!

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Member FDIC

Fairfield Inn by Marriott 5317 US Hwy 10 E

Stevens Point, WI 54482(715)342-9300

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The UWSP FastBreak Club invites everyone interested in women’s basketball to join us! The FastBreak Clubs brings together women’s basketball fans of all ages to support the UWSP Women’s Basketball Program

The UWSP FastBreak Club supports the Women’s Basketball team by: Engaging in fundraising activities to help financially support the UWSP Women’s Basketball Program and maintain a tradition of excel-lence on and off the court. Providing activities that allow fans to meet and mingle with the players, coaches and other women’s basketball fans.Consider joining today ... just complete the membership form below and return it with your check payable to UWSP Foundation/FastBreak Club Attn: Jenna Gear 601 Division St. Stevens Point, WI 54481

Membership Guidelines* Membership is open to all fans.

* Members are encouraged to

participate in all club activities.

FastBreak Club Activities* Player Meet & Greets

* Two Coach’s Chalk Talks

* Monthly Newsletter Updating

during the Pointer Season

* Pointer Women’s Basketball

Merchandise

* Post Season Gathering

Membership Levels

Name(s) as you would like it to appear in game program__________________________________________________________

Street______________________________________ City_______________________________ State______ Zip____________

Business Phone________________________________________ Home or cell phone ___________________________________

email address__________________________________________ Fax________________________________________________

Membership Level (please circle):

Berg Dawg Guard Dawg Pointer Dawg Big Dawg Top Dawg $10 $50-149 $150-249 $250-499 $500 & above

Please make check payable to UWSP Foundation/FastBreak Club and mail along with this form to UWSP Women’s Basketball, Attn: Jenna Gear, 601 Division St., Stevens Point, WI 54481. You may be eligible for matching funds from your employer. Please check to see if your company participates in a matching funds pro-gram. Check here if you will be sending a matching funds form ___________

BERG DAWG-STUDENT ($10)Berg Dawg T-ShirtPointer Season NewslettersName recognition in the game programMembership cardGUARD DAWG ($50-$149)$10 of Dawg DollarsPointer season newsletterName recognition in the game programMembership cardPOINTER DAWG ($150-$249) $25 of Dawg DollarsPointer season newsletterName recognition in the game programMembership cardBIG DAWG ($250-$499)$40 of Dawg DollarsPointer season newsletterName recognition in the game programMembership cardTOP DAWG ($500 & Above)$65 of Dawg DollarsHonorary Coach for a game *See websitePointer season newsletterName recognition in the game programMembership card* DAWG Dollars are redeemable for FastBreak merchandise

Program Accomplishments

2 NCAA Division III National Titles

1987, 2002

7 National Tournament Appearances

1987, 1989, 2002, 2004, 2008, 2009, 2010

4 WIAC Conference Championships

1987, 2004, 2005, 2009

4 WIAC Tournament Championships

2004, 2008, 2009, 2010


FastBreak Club

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2010-11 uw-stevens point women's basketball media guide

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