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1 Schedule/Media Information 1 Front Row (L-R): Tara Wright, Erika Johnson, Bailey Dillon, Erin Robben, Dana Berge. Second Row (L-R): Jena Fosdick, Heather Barbour, Carrie Frazier, Gail Gagne, Danielle Hagen, Cindy McCarroll, Nicole Ford, Melanie Drangmeister, Lora Doe, Manager Jenny Siegle. Back Row (L-R): Asst. Coach Jerry Ratliff, Asst. Coach Jeremy Kerns, Stacey Belohlavek, Linda LaMar, Kayla Flavin, Kendra Lambrecht, Amber Elliott, Asst. Coach Molly Marrin, Director of Basketball Operations Ellie Kempfe, Head Coach Ron Vlasin Northern Colorado Media Outlets Women s Basketball Schedule Newspaper: Gazette-Telegraph Date Opponent Time Nov. Denver (exhibition) 6:00 p.m. Nov. 21 vs. Regis # 1:00 p.m. Nov. Colorado State-Pueblo # 5:00 p.m. Nov. 28 vs. Colorado Mines $ 5:00 p.m. Nov. Colorado Christian $ 7:00 p.m. Dec. 1 Hastings College 6:00 p.m. Dec. 2 Western State 5:30 p.m. Dec. 5 vs. Nebraska-Omaha & 2:00 p.m. Dec. 6 vs. New York Tech & 2:00 p.m. Dec. Utah State 3:00 p.m. Dec. Mesa State 5:00 p.m. Dec. Air Force 7:00 p.m. Dec. 20 vs. Mesa State! 3:00 p.m. Dec. Metro State! 5:00 p.m. Jan. 2 Adams State 5:30 p.m. Jan. 3 Doane College 7:00 p.m. Jan. 6 Colorado-Colorado Springs 5:30 p.m. Jan. Johnson & Wales 5:00 p.m. Jan. Regis 5:30 p.m. Jan. 24 Fort Hays State 7:00 p.m. Jan. 27 Utah Valley State 7:00 p.m. Jan. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2:00 p.m. Feb. Texas-Pan American 6:00 p.m. Feb. Hastings College 6:00 p.m. Feb. 7 Colorado College 7:00 p.m. Feb. Colorado-Colorado Springs 7:00 p.m. Feb. 12 Johnson & Wales 7:00 p.m. Feb. Adams State 7:00 p.m. Feb. Utah Valley State 5:00 p.m. Radio: KCOL-AM (600) Contact: Corbu Stathes Address: 1612 LaPorte Ave. Ft. Collins, CO Phone: (970) Fax: (970) Wire Service: Address: Associated Press 1444 Wazee Street Denver, CO Phone: (303) Fax: (303) Newspaper: Greeley Tribune Contact: Sam Mustari Address: P.O. Box 1138 Greeley, CO Phone: (970) (800) Fax: (970) Newspaper: Address: Denver Post 1560 Broadway Denver, CO Phone: (303) Fax: (303) Newspaper: Address: Rocky Mountain News 400 W. Colfax Denver, CO # - Al Kaly Shrine Classic (Pueblo, Colo.) $ - Colo. Christian Thanksgiving Classic (Lakewood, Colo.) Phone: (303) & - Chuck Stephens Classic (Pueblo, Colo.)! - Red Lion Christmas Classic (Denver, Colo.) Fax: (303) Home Games in BOLD and at Butler-Hancock Hall Address: P.O. Box 1779 Colorado Springs, CO Phone: (719) Fax: (719) Newspaper: Contact: Address: UNC Mirror Chris Marques th Street Greeley, CO Phone: (970) Fax: (970) Newspaper: Address: Ft. Collins Coloradoan 1212 Riverside Ave. Ft. Collins, CO Phone: (970) Fax: (970) Newspaper: Address: Longmont Times-Call 350 Terry Street Longmont, CO Phone: (303) Fax: (303) Newspaper: Address: Loveland Reporter-Herald 201 E. 5th Street Loveland, CO Phone: (970) Fax: (970)

2 Season Preview Bears Begin Move to Division I With Talented Group of Newcomers The cliché of new opportunities and beginnings may be often overused in the sports world. But the season may indeed be the beginning of a new era for the University of Northern Colorado women s basketball team. Gone are the program s all-time leading scorer and 12 other players from last season s squad that finished overall. Arriving are a group of talented newcomers who are just in time for the Division I era of Bears basketball. Head Coach Ron Vlasin begins his third season on the UNC bench and he does so as the Bears begin the first-year of a four-year reclassification period to Division I. The days of Division II and several storied North Central Conference rivals are over; new prospects and a slate of brand new opponents await the Bears this season. This season will be our first small steps into the Division I world, Vlasin said. We are not really playing a lot of Division I games this season (five in total) but it will give us a chance to see what Division I is like without going out every night and getting drilled by better opponents. Vlasin s first task will be to replace Missy Borell, the program s all-time Senior guard Amber Elliott is the Bears leading returner scorer, as she averaged 9.9 points during her junior campaign and tied a single-game record by hitting 7-7 three-pointers to begin a game. leading scorer, an honorable mention All-American, the program s leading scorer the last three seasons and a valuable defensive player in the paint. While replacing frontcourt stars like Borell and Jill Fadenrecht, the program s all-time leading shot blocker and games started leader, may be tough, the talent on this year s team may be better in the backcourt position which should be the strength of this year s squad. With losing Borell, we have to replace our offensive confidence, Vlasin said. Instead of just throwing her the ball and waiting for her to make something happen, this year s team will have multiple options who will step up and want to take the big shot at the end of the game. That depth and talent will start in the backcourt, a sometimes problem last season for the Bears. With no true point guard a season ago, Kristi Held was converted into that role and played admirably despite having a lack of experience, leading the conference in assists per game (4.9). This season true point guard experience will not be an issue. I think we should be able to play at a lot faster pace this season, Vlasin said. If we can get rebounds then we will look to push it and put the ball in the hole. Looking to take over the point guard role is true freshman Bailey Dillon who was a two-time all-state selection and led all of Colorado class 4A in assists per game last season (6.0). Dillon is also an excellent shooter that can drain the deep three-pointer. She will be joined at the point guard position by junior college transfer Erika Johnson and junior Linda LaMar. I think we will University of Northern have Colorado a lot more Women s Basketball are all shooting well in the preseason. confidence offensively this season, Vlasin said. We have players that have played the position before and know the demands of that role. The shooting guard position is also stacked as lone senior Amber Elliott returns for her final season in a Bears uniform. Elliott was second on the team in scoring last season (9.9 points per game) and was second on the team in three-pointers made (40) including tying a school record by hitting seven consecutive threepointers to start the game against eventual national champion South Dakota State. Amber is our lone senior and we expect her to step up into a leadership role this season for us, Vlasin said. She hit over 50 percent of her threepoint attempts the second half of last season and we need her to pick up where she left off. Joining Elliott in the backcourt will be junior Kayla Flavin who started 23 games last season and hit 17 three-pointers. Freshman Melanie Drangmeister, a second-team all-state selection in New Mexico last year, and Erin Robben, an all-state selection who holds the Colorado records for three-pointers in a game (11), season (96) and career (280), will add instant firepower to the offensive attack. The Bears are also loaded at the swing position, with players that are also interchangeable at the one or two spot, as a trio of newcomers will vie for playing time. Kendra Lambrecht was an all-state selection who led the state in steals per game last season (6.5/game) but can also stroke it from deep. Nebraska all-state choice Jena Fosdick, holds her state Class A record for three-pointers in a game (9) and will help extend opponent s defenses this season. Freshmen Stacey Belohlavek and Dana Berge and sophomore Tara Wright round out the backcourt, although all may be a redshirt candidates this season. I do not think I have ever had this many shooters on a single team, Vlasin said. We have six or seven excellent three-pointers shooters who

3 Season Preview Junior Kayla Flavin started 23 games during the season, averaged 6.7 points per game and knocked down 17 three-pointers for the Bears. I think our three-point attack gives us a chance to defeat teams that are bigger than us inside. The three-point shot can be a great equalizer but we want to make sure we do not live and die by the three-pointer. And when UNC is not firing shots from behind the arc, they will be sending it inside to a group of players eager to make an impression on Bears fans. At the four position, freshman Heather Barbour should see a lot of minutes right away. The Highlands Ranch native was an all-state selection last year while averaging almost 18 points per game while doing almost everything else on the court well, including putting the ball on the floor and taking it to the basket. Alongside Barbour will be sophomore Cindy McCarroll, also a heptathlete on the UNC track team, who brings experience and athleticism to the position. Sharing time at the four position will be junior college transfer Carrie Frazier, whose brother Michael is on the UNC men s basketball squad. Frazier is tall and can also step outside and hit the outside shot. Also at the four is sophomore Gail Gagne, who is coming off a redshirt season after having knee surgery and will be phased into the lineup slowly. A trio of six foot tall plus athletes will man the center position. Although the Bears will be tall inside they will be inexperienced, as none of the three have yet to play a game for the Bears. True freshman Danielle Hagen could step up as the replacement for Borell, as the Montana native has been impressive in preseason workouts. Hagen holds her school career rebounding record and is an intelligent player, as she was the valedictorian of her senior class. Although the other two centers have not yet played a game in a UNC uniform, they have been with the program for a year. Redshirt sophomore Lora Doe transferred to UNC last season but sat out with an injury, which is still nagging her entering the season. When she is 100 percent she will be the intimidator and defensive presence the Bears need inside. Redshirt freshman Nicole Ford sat out last season getting stronger and will also see a lot of minutes at the five spot. I think we will have a lot more scoring at the four and five positions this season, Vlasin said. Although we will not have that defensive intimidator immediately, I think someone will eventually be able to fill that void. The team will play against a Head Coach Ron Vlasin s Bears squad will feature 11 newcomers as UNC begins its move to Division I this season. 3 schedule that consists of five Division I opponents, including in-state foes Denver and Air Force. The Bears also play against Utah State, Texas A&M- Corpus Christi and Texas-Pan American. In addition, the Bears have a home-and-home series with Utah Valley State, a team that is also in the reclassification process. The remainder of the schedule mixes in several challenging Division II games and a pair of dates with two-time, defending NAIA champion Hastings College. It is really a mixed bag of games this season, Vlasin said. It is fairly tough off the bat which means our team will have to adjust right away. Not having a lot of home games (nine in total) is a drawback but if we play smart we can win on the road. Hopefully this schedule and mix of Division I games will get us ready for next season. We are going to be fun to watch, Vlasin added. I am really excited about this team. We have a lot of depth on the perimeter and I think a rotation of at least 10 will play nightly, although I would not be surprised to see all of our top 12 play.

4 4 Coaching Staff RON VLASIN, Head Coach Third Season at UNC Northern Colorado, 1967 Ron Vlasin is entering his third season as the head coach of the University of Northern Colorado women s basketball team in One of the most successful high school coaches ever in the state of Colorado, Vlasin will help lead the Bears program into its Division I era. This season will be our first small steps into the Division I world, Vlasin said. We are not really playing a lot of Division I games this season (five in total) but it will give us a chance to see what Division I is like without going out every night and getting drilled by better opponents. After serving as interim head coach for the season and leading the Bears to a record and 10-8 conference mark Ron Vlasin had the interim tag removed from his title on March 5, He coached his second Bears team to a overall record, a fifth place finish in its final year in the North Central Conference and a berth in the NCC Tournament in Last season he helped coach Missy Borell to honorable mention All- American honors. A UNC alumnus, Vlasin is a legendary boys high school basketball coach in the state of Colorado. Most recently, he coached 12 years at Arapahoe High School in Littleton, where his teams were consistently among the best in the state. His last squad posted an 18-4 mark before falling to Denver East in the state tournament. Prior to arriving at Arapahoe, Vlasin coached the Littleton High School boys team for nine seasons. He led Littleton to two state championships and one runner-up finish. While at Littleton, he coached future NBA first round draft selection Brooks Thompson. Vlasin began his coaching career at Merino High School in Sterling where he enjoyed tremendous success. He led Merino to seven state titles, including five straight from Vlasin s name can be found scattered throughout the Colorado High School boys basketball record book. He ranks second all-time in the state in coaching victories with 546. His nine state titles is tops among all coaches with Denver Christian s Dick Katte and Greeley Central s Jim Baggott tied for second with five a piece. He also holds Colorado records for state titles at one school (7, Merino) and consecutive state titles (5, Merino). A two-sport standout at UNC in the mid-60s, Vlasin played three years of basketball under Dr. George Sage and three years of baseball under Pete Butler. Prior to his senior year, he signed a minor league baseball contract in the Texas Rangers organization. A native of Madrid, Nebraska, Vlasin earned his bachelor s degree from UNC in 1967 and received his master s from Eastern Washington. Vlasin, 59, and his wife, Terry, reside in Loveland and have three adult children. UNC All-Time Victory List *Records kept since 1970* Name Yrs. Victories Gloria Rodriguez Janet Schafer Gary Schwartz Teri Caswell Greg Bruce Ron Vlasin 2001-pr. 26 Judy Bowers Linda Cotter Erica Ledy The Ron Vlasin File Overall Record: (2 yrs.) Record at UNC: (2 yr.) Year School Record Highlights Northern Colorado (.519) First Season as Bears Head Coach Northern Colorado (.429) Totals (.473) Notes From Vlasin s Career Captured a total of 9 State Championships (No. 1 in the state of Colorado) Won five straight Colorado State Championships at Merino ( ) Coached future NBA first-round draft pick Brooks Thompson Coached at Littleton High School for nine seasons and took home 2 State Championships Won a total of seven State Championships at Merino High School Spent the past 12 seasons at Arapahoe High School Played baseball for legendary UNC manager Pete Butler Signed a minor league baseball contract with the Texas Rangers organization prior to his senior year Jill Upton Standout basketball performer for UNC head coach Dr. George Sage

5 Coaching Staff Molly Marrin Assistant Coach First Season Regis, 2003 After completing a standout playing career at Regis University, Molly Marrin joins the Bears staff as a fulltime assistant coach this season. Marrin graduated cum laude from Regis with a degree in communications in May of She was also a member of the Lamba Pi Eta National Honor Society, a three-time Academic All- RMAC selection and the recipient of the Marshall McCluhan Mass Media Commencement Award and the Elaine Perry Leadership Scholarship. On the court, Marrin helped lead the Rangers to two consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances over her final two seasons. During her senior campaign, she shared the team lead in scoring, 13.2 points per game, while also chipping in 7.3 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game and was nationally ranked in both free throw and three-point field goal percentage. Those achievements earned her the Regis Female Athlete of the Year Award. Marrin, a native of Dallas, Texas, was also a first-team All-Rocky Mountain Conference selection and a two-time RMAC All- Tournament team choice. She finished her career as the fifth leading scorer in Rangers history (1,128). Marrin s main responsibilities including working with rebounding and the backcourt in practice, scouting and recruiting. Jeremy Kerns Assistant Coach Third Season Jeremy Kerns enters his third season as an assistant coach for the Northern Colorado women s basketball program. Kerns, a 1999 graduate of Elbert High School, is currently a senior at UNC completing his degree in history with a minor in coaching. Kerns would like to pursue a job in the coaching profession after graduation. At EHS, Kerns was a member of the baseball, basketball and football teams. In his first two years as an undergraduate at UNC, Kerns served as the head coach and assistant varsity coach at Dayspring Academy. Kerns and his wife, Candra, have a daughter Ashtin, born on July 5, Jerry Ratliff Assistant Coach Third Season Northern Colorado, Jerry Ratliff begins his third season with the UNC Bears basketball program as an assistant coach. Ratliff, a native of Greeley, has almost 40 years of experience of coaching and teaching the game of basketball. A graduate of Greeley Central High, Ratliff completed his degree in business at UNC in The following year he finished his master s in recreation administration. Ratliff served as head coach for the UNC men s freshman team for the season and as head coach at University High from In 1966, he led University High to a state championship. Following that coaching stint, Ratliff spent two years in Australia working with that country s Olympic Development Program. After completing his tenure overseas, Ratliff returned to Colorado where he has been working with youth camps and giving private lessons. Ratliff s duties include working with post players, team defense and recruiting. Ellie Kempfe Director of Basketball Operations Second Season Ellie Kempfe begins her second year with the University of Northern Colorado women s basketball program and her first season under the title of Director of Basketball Operations. Kempfe graduated from Northern Colorado in December of 2002 with a degree in kinesiology/education K-12 and has now began work on her master s degree in sports administration. Kempfe is a native of Trinity, Texas and played two seasons of basketball at Otero Junior College in LaJunta, Colo. Kempfe also spent two seasons in Highland High School in Ault, Colo. as the girls junior varsity head coach. Kempfe s responsibilities as Director of Basketball Operations include supervising academics, coordinating travel arrangements, film exchange and dealing with on-campus recruiting.

6 Roster Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Last School) 10 Kendra Lambrecht G 5 8 Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Palmer) 12 Linda LaMar G 5 7 Jr. Eaton, Colo. (Dayspring) 14 Erika Johnson G 5 8 Jr. Prince George, B. Columbia (North Idaho J.C.) 20 Erin Robben G 5 6 Fr. Walden, Colo. (North Park) 22 Jena Fosdick G 5 10 Fr. Lincoln, Neb. (Lincoln East) 23 Bailey Dillon G 5 5 Fr. Sterling, Colo. (Sterling) 24 Kayla Flavin G 5 7 Jr. Sanford, Colo. (Sanford) 25 Heather Barbour F 6 0 Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Arapahoe) 30 Melanie Drangmeister G 5 11 Fr. Albuquerque, N.M. (Cibola) 32 Cindy McCarroll F 5 10 So. LaJara, Colo. (Centauri) 33 Danielle Hagen C 6 1 Fr. Sidney, Mont. (Sidney) 40 Amber Elliott G 5 8 Fr. Sugar City, Colo. (Otero J.C.) 42 Carrie Frazier F 5 11 Jr. San Jacinto, Calif. (Mt. San Jacinto J.C.) 44 Lora Doe C 6 2 So.-RS LaJunta, Colo. (Northeast C.C.) 50 Gail Gagne F 5 10 So.-RS Bloomington, Minn. (Cretin-Derham Hall) 51 Nicole Ford C 6 2 Fr.-RS Sioux Falls, S.D. (Lincoln) 52 Stacey Belohlavek G 5 9 Fr. Mandan, N.D. (Mandan) - Dana Berge G/F 5 8 Fr. Denver, Colo. (East) - Tara Wright G 5 6 Fr. Aurora, Colo. (Eaglecrest) Head Coach: Ron Vlasin (Northern Colorado, 67), 3rd season Assistant Coach: Molly Marrin (Regis, 03), 1st season Assistant Coach: Jerry Ratliff (Northern Colorado, 63), 3rd season Assistant Coach: Jeremy Kerns, 3rd season Director of Basketball Operations: Ellie Kempfe (Northern Colorado, 02), 2nd season Alphabetical 25 Heather Barbour 52 Stacey Belohlavek - Dana Berge 23 Bailey Dillon 44 Lora Doe 30 Melanie Drangmeister 40 Amber Elliott 24 Kayla Flavin 51 Nicole Ford 22 Jena Fosdick 42 Carrie Frazier 50 Gail Gagne 33 Danielle Hagen 14 Erika Johnson 12 Linda LaMar 10 Kendra Lambrecht 32 Cindy McCarroll 20 Erin Robben - Tara Wright Pronounciation Guide BELOHLAVEK... Ba-LAV-ick DRANGMEISTER... DRANG-mystir FLAVIN...FLAY-vin GAGNE...GAHN-yay ROBBEN... Robin VLASIN...VLA-sheen By Class Seniors (1) Amber Elliott Juniors (4) Kayla Flavin Carrie Frazier Erika Johnson Linda LaMar Sophomores (3) Lora Doe Gail Gagne Cindy McCarroll Freshmen (11) Heather Barbour Stacey Belohlavek Dana Berge Bailey Dillon Melanie Drangmeister Nicole Ford Jena Fosdick Danielle Hagen Kendra Lambrecht Erin Robben Tara Wright Roster Breakdown By State Colorado (11) Heather Barbour Dana Berge Bailey Dillon Lora Doe Amber Elliott Kayla Flavin Linda LaMar Kendra Lambrecht Cindy McCarroll Erin Robben Tara Wright British Columbia (1) Erika Johnson California (1) Carrie Frazier Minnesota (1) Gail Gagne Montana (1) Danielle Hagen Nebraska (1) Jena Fosdick New Mexico (1) Melanie Drangmeister North Dakota (1) Stacey Belohlavek South Dakota (1) Nicole Ford By Height 6 2 (2) Lora Doe Nicole Ford 6 1 (1) Danielle Hagen 6 0 (1) Heather Barbour 5 11 (2) Melanie Drangmeister Carrie Frazier 5 10 (3) Jena Fosdick Gail Gagne Cindy McCarroll 5 9 (1) Stacey Belohlavek 5 8 (4) Dana Berge Amber Elliott Erika Johnson Kendra Lambrecht 5 7 (1) Kayla Flavin Linda LaMar 5 6 (2) Erin Robben Tara Wright 5 5 (1) Bailey Dillon

7 Player Profiles AMBER ELLIOTT # SENIOR GUARD SUGAR CITY, COLO. (OTERO J.C.) Coach Vlasin on Elliott - Amber is a solid player who we expect to do well once again this season. We need her to step up into a leadership role since she is the squad s only senior. Ranked second on the team in scoring during her junior season was a key reserve in the beginning of the year before moving into the starting lineup tied UNC record for three-pointers in a game by hitting eight against South Dakota State : Played in all 28 games, starting half of them tied UNC record by hitting seven consecutive three-pointers to start game against No. 4 ranked South Dakota State (Mar. 1) hit eight three-pointers which tied UNC single game record held by Lindy Kirkland and scored a career-high 32 points in that game at SDSU had 10 double figure scoring games, which ranked second on the team also ranked second in the team in scoring average (9.9) had a career-high nine rebounds against Colorado Christian (Nov. 30) was second on the team with 40 made three-pointers on the season while hitting on 44% of her attempts shot 76% at the free throw line which was second on the team had 26 points on shooting and 4-5 from long range against Nebraska-Omaha (Jan. 25) : Played in 25 games... scored a career-high 13 points against Colorado- Christian (Nov. 25)... connected on 74% of her free throw attempts... blocked 23 shots on the season. Prior to UNC: After playing freshman season at UNC, spent sophomore season at Otero Junior College in LaJunta, Colo. was an all-region selection and an Academic All-American named to three all-tournament teams. High School: A 2000 graduate of Cheraw High School... All-State in 1998 and Denver Post and Rocky Mountain News 1A Player of the Year in state tournament MVP in All-State in volleyball from a fourtime all-conference volleyball player... ran three years of track and was team MVP as a senior member of National Honor Society. Personal: Born July 9, 1981 in La Junta, Colo.... daughter of Richard and Dayla Elliott... majoring in Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts (IDLA). Elliott s Career Highs Points: 32 vs. South Dakota State (Feb. 8, 2003) Rebounds: 9 vs. Colorado Christian (Nov. 30, 2002) Assists: 5, twice, last vs. North Dakota (Jan. 31, 2003) Field Goals: 12 vs. South Dakota State (Mar. 1, 2003) FG Attempts: 21 vs. South Dakota State (Mar. 1, 2003) 3-Pt. FG: 8 vs. South Dakota State (Mar. 1, 2003) 3-Pt. FG Att.: 11 vs. South Dakota State (Mar. 1, 2003) Free Throws: 5 vs. North Dakota State (Feb. 1, 2003) FT Attempts: 6 vs. North Dakota State (Feb. 1, 2003) Steals: 3, twice, last vs. St. Cloud St. (Jan. 2, 2003) Elliott s Career Statistics Year G/GS FGM-A FG% 3-PT-A 3-PT% FTM-A FT% PTS AVG REB AVG PF-D A BK ST MIN / Played at Otero Junior College / Totals 53/

8 8 Player Profiles KAYLA FLAVIN # JUNIOR GUARD SANFORD, COLO. (SANFORD) Coach Vlasin on Flavin - Kayla is a two-year starter who continues to work and improve for us. We are really looking for her to do well in our backcourt this season. One of the team s top three-point shooters good range and brings a lot of experience after starting 23 games during her sophomore season knocked down 17 three-pointers a year ago and will look to once again extend opponent s defenses this year : Played in all 28 games, starting 23 contests ranked fourth on the team in scoring, averaging 6.7 points per game scored a career-high 15 points by connecting on 5-11 field goal attempts and 4-6 three-point attempts in victory over New Mexico Highlands (Dec. 27) scored in double figures in eight games, which was fourth most on the team had 13 points, five rebounds and three steals in victory over Minnesota State (Jan. 18) hit (66%) from the free throw line including 12 of her last 15 attempts on the season nailed 17 three-pointers, third most on the team : Played in all 27 games, staring seven of them, including six in a row at one stretch of the season scored career-high 15 points in victory over Adams State (Nov. 16) connected on 3-7 three-pointers and 4-5 free-throws in that ASC contest while logging a season-high 27 minutes. High School: Four-year letterwinner in both basketball and volleyball at Sanford High for head coach Rhett Larsen... four-year All-State, all-conference pick in basketball... two-time first-team All-State selection... averaged 30 points per game as a senior... 2A Miss Basketball in Colorado... two-time All-State pick in volleyball... member of National Honor Society... four-year honor student... nominated for Wendy s High School Heisman Award... standout student with 4.0 GPA and was class valedictorian. Personal: Born Mar. 15, 1983 in Alamosa, Colo.... daughter of Mike and Marvine Flavin... majoring in nursing... UNC Scholar Athlete. Flavin s Career Highs Points: 15, twice, last vs. N.M. Highlands (Dec. 27, 2002) Rebounds: 5, three times, last vs. Minn. St. (Feb. 28, 2003) Assists: 4, three times, last vs. Adams St. (Nov. 23, 2002) Field Goals: 6 vs. Regis (Dec. 19, 2002) FG Attempts: 13 vs. Colorado Mines (Nov. 29, 2002) 3-Pt. FG: 4, twice, last vs. N.M. Highlands (Dec. 27, 2002) 3-Pt. FG Att.: 7, twice, last vs. Adams State (Dec. 18, 2001) Free Throws: 6, twice, last vs. Minn. St. (Jan. 18, 2003) FT Attempts: 8, twice, last vs. Minn. St. (Jan. 18, 2003) Steals: 3, twice, last vs. Minn. St. (Feb. 28, 2003) Flavin s Career Statistics Year G/GS FGM-A FG% 3-PT-A 3-PT% FTM-A FT% PTS AVG REB AVG PF-D A BK ST MIN / / Total 55/

9 Player Profiles GAIL GAGNE # REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE FORWARD BLOOMINGTON, MINN. (CRETIN-DERHAM HALL) Coach Vlasin on Gagne - Gail is coming off an injury and we are going to take it slow and see how she progresses. We are still in doubt about her physically. Inside player who is coming off a redshirt season after suffering an injury has good footwork and balanced overall skills will add inside minutes if able to come back from injury : Sat out season as a redshirt after suffering a knee injury in preseason practice : Played in 20 games as a true freshman set career-highs with six points, three rebounds and two steals in nine minutes of playing time in game against North Dakota (Dec. 29) finished the season by knocking down the last eight free throws she attempted finished season with 71.4% free throw percentage grabbed six offensive rebounds. High School: All-Conference selection as junior and senior for head coach Tom Cody at Cretin-Derham Hall High... selected as squad s Defensive and Hustle Player of the Year as a senior... team won 68 consecutive St. Paul City Conference games during her career, which included 36-straight home victories... squad finished third in the state as a sophomore... four-year winner of Distinguished Academic Achievement Award. Personal: Born Nov. 6, 1982 in St. Louis Park, Minn.... daughter of Greg and Mary Gagne... majoring in speech communication and journalism... granddaughter of legendary professional wrestler and AWA World Heavyweight Champion Verne Gagne and daughter of former professional wrestler and AWA Tag Team Champion Greg Gagne... brother J.P. was one of the top pitchers for the Notre Dame baseball team and now plays in the Colorado Rockies farm system. Gagne s Career Highs Points: 6 vs. North Dakota (Dec. 29, 2001) Rebounds: 3, twice, last vs. North Dakota (Feb. 2, 2002) Assists: 2 vs. South Dakota (Jan. 19, 2002) Field Goals: 1, five times, last vs. S. Dakota St. (Jan. 19, 2002) FG Attempts: 2, three times, last vs. S. Dakota St. (Jan. 19, 2002) 3-Pt. FG: none 3-Pt. FG Att.: none Free Throws: 6 vs. North Dakota (Dec. 29, 2001) FT Attempts: 6 vs. North Dakota (Dec. 29, 2001) Steals: 2 vs. North Dakota (Dec. 29, 2001) Gagne s Career Statistics Year G/GS FGM-A FG% 3-PT-A 3-PT% FTM-A FT% PTS AVG REB AVG PF-D A BK ST MIN /

10 JUNIOR GUARD EATON, COLO. (DAYSPRING) Player Profiles LINDA LAMAR #12 Coach Vlasin on LaMar - Linda is a walk-on that has worked really hard for us. Hopefully she will be able to contribute for us this season. Backup point guard who is beginning her third season with the UNC program experience under the UNC system will hopefully enable her to give positive minutes in the Bears backcourt this year : Played in one game during her sophomore season played two minutes and attempted three field goals, including one three-pointer, in UNC s win over Adams State (Nov. 23) : Did not participate in basketball. High School: 2000 graduate of Dayspring High School named team captain and also team most valuable player during junior and senior seasons for Coach Harley Lowe all-conference and all-state selection junior and senior seasons selected for junior nationals also participated in softball, volleyball and track and field placed third in state in track in the 1,600 and fifth in the 800. Personal: Born Jan. 9, 1982 daughter of Ken and Diane LaMar majoring in kinesiology... UNC Scholar Athlete. LaMar s Career Highs Points: none Rebounds: none Assists: none Field Goals: none FG Attempts: 2 vs. UC-Colorado Springs (Nov. 26, 2002) 3-Pt. FG: none 3-Pt. FG Att.: 1 vs. UC-Colorado Springs (Nov. 26, 2002) Free Throws: none FT Attempts: none Steals: none LaMar s Career Statistics Year G/GS FGM-A FG% 3-PT-A 3-PT% FTM-A FT% PTS AVG REB AVG PF-D A BK ST MIN /

11 Player Profiles CINDY MCCARROLL # SOPHOMORE FORWARD LAJARA, COLO. (CENTAURI) Coach Vlasin on McCarroll - Cindy has improved overall athletically and skill wise in her time here and we hope that translates into quality minutes on the court this season. Reserve that saw action in the majority of UNC s games last season excellent free throw shooter who did not miss an attempt in a limited number of shots last season outstanding athlete, competes in the heptathlon for the UNC track team : Played in 19 games as a redshirt freshman scored a career-high five points on 1-1 field goals 3-3 from the free throw line against UC-Colorado Springs (Nov. 26) also scored four points in victory over Regis (Dec. 19) was a perfect 5-5 at the free throw line on the season grabbed two rebounds on two occasions : Redshirt. High School: Senior co-captain of both volleyball and basketball squads at Centrauri High School... team placed third in the state during senior year in class 3A under head coach Dave Forester conference Player of the Year... twotime first-team all-league pick... second-team all-league selection as a sophomore... honorable mention All-State as junior and senior... also a standout volleyball and track performer... placed third in the state in the high jump as a sophomore and junior... her squad advanced to the volleyball state playoffs in Personal: Born Aug. 16, 1982 in Alamosa, Colo.... daughter of Dave and Darlene McCarroll... major is business management also a member of the UNC track and field team. McCarroll s Career Highs Points: 5 vs. UC-Colorado Springs (Nov. 26, 2002) Rebounds: 2, twice, last vs. North Dakota St. (Feb. 1, 2003) Assists: 1 vs. Adams State (Nov. 23, 2002) Field Goals: 1, four times, last vs. N. Dakota St. (Feb. 1, 2003) FG Attempts: 3, twice, last vs. N. Dakota St. (Feb. 1, 2003) 3-Pt. FG: none 3-Pt. FG Att.: 1, twice, last vs. N.M. Highlands (Dec. 27, 2002) Free Throws: 3 vs. UC-Colorado Springs (Nov. 26, 2002) FT Attempts: 3 vs. UC-Colorado Springs (Nov. 26, 2002) Steals: 1 vs. New Mexico Highlands (Dec. 27, 2002) McCarroll s Career Statistics Year G/GS FGM-A FG% 3-PT-A 3-PT% FTM-A FT% PTS AVG REB AVG PF-D A BK ST MIN /

12 12 Player Profiles HEATHER BARBOUR # FRESHMAN FORWARD HIGHLANDS RANCH, COLO. (ARAPAHOE) Coach Vlasin on Barbour - Heather is a slasher type player and is a very good athlete. She is an all-around player and should challenge for a starting position this season in the post. Great athlete who will vie for the starter s role at the four position this season can put the ball on the floor off the dribble and score or can step back and nail the three-pointer. Prep: 2003 graduate of Arapahoe High second-team all-state selection her senior season for coach Rocke Ellis all-state honorable mention her junior year averaged 17.7 points per game for the Warriors as a senior shot 45.6 percent from the field, 38.9 percent from three-point range and 80.1 percent from the free throw line while adding 6.4 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 2.0 steals per contest set school record for three-pointers made in a game (7) member of National Honor Society and honor roll two-time academic all-conference selection and two-time scholar athlete award winner. Personal: Born Sept. 13, 1984 in Englewood, Colo. daughter of Peter and Susan Barbour undecided on college major. STACEY BELOHLAVEK # FRESHMAN GUARD MANDAN, N.D. (MANDAN) Coach Vlasin on Belohlavek - Stacey is a walk-on who has solid basketball skills. She could be a redshirt candidate this season for us. Walk-on guard who, if does not redshirt, will compete for time in the background and provide depth for the Bears. participated in soccer. Prep: Three-time letterwinner at Mandan High for coach Greg Amundson team captain for the Braves team captured North Dakota state championship in 2000, 2001 and 2003 National Honor Society member Academic All-State selection and honor roll member also Personal: Born Mar. 28, 1985 daughter of Jan and Marla Belohlavek major is nursing.

13 Player Profiles BAILEY DILLON # FRESHMAN GUARD STERLING, COLO. (STERLING) Coach Vlasin on Dillon - Bailey is a pure point guard that has terrific skills. She is an excellent shooter and should be a great leader for our team as well. True point guard that will give the Bears something their team lacked a season ago can not only dish out the ball but has an excellent shooting touch can also hit the long-range shot and will be one of the top outside threats for the Bears. Prep: Four-year letterwinner at Sterling High second-team all-state, four-time all-conference selection and team captain for coach Darrel Parker averaged 6.0 assists per game her senior season which led all of Colorado class 4A also averaged 13.3 points, 2.1 rebounds and 2.8 steals per game and shot 46.2 percent from three-point range connected on field goals on way to senior season-high 25 points versus Scottsbluff on Dec. 14 led her team to three Colorado State Tournament appearances made two free throws with 9.6 seconds left to push the South Team to a victory in the 5A/4A All-State game at Butler-Hancock Hall in the summer of 2003 ranks as her schools all-time leader in points, assists, steals and free throw percentage also played shortstop for her prep softball team and the midfield position for the Tigers soccer squad National Honor Society member and member of 4.0 honor roll. Personal: Born Dec. 2, 1984 daughter of Sean and Karen Dillon has not decided on a college major. LORA DOE # REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE CENTER LAJUNTA, COLO. (NORTHEAST C.C.) Coach Vlasin on Doe - Lora is still recovering from an injury she suffered last season. Once she is 100 percent healthy she has the ability to help us on the inside with her size and defensive skills. Coming off a redshirt season after suffering a preseason injury after transferring to UNC has an excellent shooting touch and is a strong, physical player in the post : Redshirted with an injury. Prior to UNC: Transferred from Northeast Community College in Norfolk, Neb. High School: May 2001 graduate of LaJunta High School first-team, all-conference three years helped lead team to first district title as a junior earned Arkansas Valley Freshman of the Year honors also participated in softball where she has an all-state selection and team won state championship as a designated hitter also participated in track and field where she was qualified for the state championships in the discus and shot put member of National Honor Society and Future Business Leaders on America four-time honor roll selection. Personal: Born May 31, 1983 in LaJunta, Colo. daughter of Brian and Debbie Doe majoring in biochemistry.

14 14 Player Profiles MELANIE DRANGMEISTER # FRESHMAN GUARD ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (CIBOLA) Coach Vlasin on Drangmeister - Melanie is an excellent shooter who has excellent basketball savvy and a good basketball background. She needs to improve her quickness but we look for her to be a contributor this season. Excellent outside shooter who will make team s stretch their defenses this season smart player who good knowledge of the game. Prep: Three-year letterwinner for coach Doug Dorame at Cibola High second-team all-state selection her senior season first-team all-district and all-city twice earned Game Day Player of the Week honors and also Pepsi Player of the Month honors team was district runners-up her senior campaign also participated in track and field and volleyball track team won state championship member of the honor roll senior class vice president. Personal: Born June 18, 1985 in Albuquerque daughter of Walter and Sandra Drangmeister majoring in marketing. NICOLE FORD # REDSHIRT FRESHMAN CENTER SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (LINCOLN) Coach Vlasin on Ford - We need Nicole to contribute this season for us. She is getting stronger and we look for her to step up inside. Coming off a redshirt season where she learned the Bears system and gained valuable strength height will make her an immediate impact inside and help offset the loss of post players lost to graduation from a season ago. High School: 2002 graduate of Lincoln High earned four letters for Coach Shawn Bergan team captain and team MVP led team in scoring, rebounding and blocked shots as a senior all-city and all-conference as a senior set school record for blocks in a career (75) and ranks second for blocks in a season (44) ranks second all-time in school history in rebounds in a season and field goal percentage for a career (57%) team won regional championship during her senior season also participated in track and field and was a manager for the boys basketball team National Honor Society member named all-state academic as a senior. Personal: Born May 27, 1984 in Dickinson, N.D. daughter of Perry and Kathy Ford majoring in journalism at UNC father Perry is the former men s basketball coach at Augustana College.

15 Player Profiles JENA FOSDICK # FRESHMAN GUARD LINCOLN, NEB. (LINCOLN EAST) Coach Vlasin on Fosdick - Jena has good skills and is an excellent shooter. She should immediately challenge for a starting spot this season. Outstanding shooter that will be one of the top outside threats on the UNC squad during her freshman season. Prep: Four-year letterwinner for coach Todd Mittmesser at Lincoln East High second-team allstate selection her senior year and two-time all-state honorable mention two-time team captain and three-time all-conference broke Nebraska Class A state record for three-pointers (9) in a single game holds Spartans school record for three-pointers in a season and a career team was state runner-up in 2003 honor roll member also four-time letterwinner as a midfielder and goalie on the soccer team. Personal: Born Nov. 16, 1984 daughter of Mike and Jane Fosdick majoring in nursing. CARRIE FRAZIER # JUNIOR FORWARD SAN JACINTO, CALIF. (MT. SAN JACINTO J.C.) Coach Vlasin on Frazier - Carrie is a JUCO transfer who is a very good shooter. We want her to be a little more physical but think she will be a contributor for us. Junior college transfer who can shoot well from the outside shooting runs in the family as her brother Michael is a junior shooting guard on the UNC men s basketball team. Prior to UNC: Averaged 19 points and 10 rebounds per game during her sophomore season at Mt. San Jacinto Junior College also connected on 78 percent of her free throw attempts while earning second-team All-Foothills Conference honors. Prep: 1999 graduate of San Jacinto High three-time letterwinner for coach Bill Powell captain and first-team all-conference selection for the Tigers her senior season named Pepsi Athlete of the Year and team MVP for basketball help lead team to state playoffs also played middle blocker for volleyball team while earning team MVP honors three-time scholar athlete award winner. Personal: Born Mar. 22, 1981 in Loma Linda, Calif. daughter of Lloyd and Dauna Butler majoring in exercise science.

16 16 Player Profiles DANIELLE HAGEN # FRESHMAN CENTER SIDNEY, MONT. (SIDNEY) Coach Vlasin on Hagen - Danielle has been a pleasant surprise for us in the preseason. She is an athletic player who is smart and does a lot of things well on the court. She will have to fill the big shoes of Missy Borell and has the potential to be a great addition. Intelligent player who should see immediate action at the center position and help fill void left by graduation of Missy Borell and Jill Fadenrecht can rebound and will hopefully prove to be a defensive stopper inside. Prep: 2003 graduate of Sidney High two-time all-state selection for the Eagles team captain under coach Deb Prevost all-state honorable mention her sophomore season all-state tournament team in 2003 broke school career rebounding record team won divisional championship her senior year also lettered in volleyball and track and field twotime all-conference selection in track National Honor Society member valedictorian of senior class. Personal: Born Apr. 30, 1985 daughter of Rodney and Tracy Hagen majoring in business finance. ERIKA JOHNSON # JUNIOR GUARD PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. (NORTH IDAHO J.C.) Coach Vlasin on Johnson - Erika is a JUCO transfer with very solid skills. She should contribute at point guard for us this season. Junior college transfer at the point guard position will bring solid point guard skills and stability to the position which should have a lot of depth for the Bears. team. Prior to UNC: Played two seasons at North Idaho Junior College in Coeur D Alene, Idaho played in 31 games and averaged 4.8 points, 2.3 rebounds and 2.5 assists per game for the Cardinals during her sophomore season knocked down 23 three-pointers, second most on the Prep: 2001 graduate of Duchess Park Secondary School earned five total letters in basketball for coach Al Erickson helped lead team to one first, one second and two third place finishes at provincial championships three-time provincial all-star also participated in soccer and volleyball led volleyball team to provincial championship and earned spot on all-star team soccer team won four conference championships... honor roll student won junior and senior Athlete of the Year at school also named Top Female Athlete of North Central District. Personal: Born Apr. 14, 1983 in Prince George, British Columbia daughter of Harold and Ruth Johnson majoring in gerontology.

17 Player Profiles KENDRA LAMBRECHT # FRESHMAN GUARD COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. (PALMER) Coach Vlasin on Lambrecht - Kendra is a freshman that has excellent skills. She is a solid basketball player who should contribute a lot in her first season with the team. Athletic newcomer to the Bears program who should vie for playing time right away excellent defender who led the state in steals as a high school senior also has good shooting range and should be one of the top shooters on the UNC team. Prep: Three-year letterwinner at Palmer High A second-team all-state selection for coach David Shackelford led the state in steals (6.5/game) as a senior and also ranked eighth in scoring (19.4) also added 2.7 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game for the Terrors while shooting 37 percent from three-point range and 44.1 percent from the field team captain set school record for most points in a game (37 vs. Doherty on Feb. 1, 2003) and for a season scored in double figures in all but one game during her senior season team finished eighth in the state during her senior season scored a game-high 25 points in the 5A/4A All-State game in the summer of 2003 at Butler-Hancock Hall was a setter for her high school volleyball team member of the National Honor Society also received recruiting interest from Denver, Cal-Berkeley and Michigan. Personal: Born June 2, 1985 in Colorado Springs daughter of Ken and Connie Lambrecht undecided on her college major. ERIN ROBBEN # FRESHMAN GUARD WALDEN, COLO. (NORTH PARK) Coach Vlasin on Robben - Erin is a walk-on who is the all-time three-pointer scorer in Colorado prep history. She is a great shooter who is spunky and plays with a lot of heart. She will have a chance to contribute this season. Holds Colorado prep records for three-pointers made in a game, season and a career should help bolster the Bears outside attack. Prep: Four-year letterwinner as a point guard at North Park High four-time team captain for head coach Randy Hodgson holds Colorado state records for three-pointers made in a game (11), season (96) and career (280) all-state selection her senior season honorable mention allstate her sophomore and junior seasons and four-time all-conference choice holds school records for assists, three-pointers and career points three-time 2A state three-pointer champion team won 2002 regional championship participated in North/South all-state game at Butler-Hancock Hall in summer of 2003 was also a defensive specialist for Wildcats volleyball team member of National Honor Society and winner of Colorado Wendy s High School Heisman award. Personal: Born Aug. 28, 1984 in Red Lake Falls, Minn. daughter of Chet and Linda Robben major is undecided.

18 18 DANA BERGE Player Profiles TARA WRIGHT 5-8 FRESHMAN FORWARD DENVER, COLO. (EAST) 5-6 FRESHMAN GUARD AURORA, COLO. (EAGLECREST) By State Bears Breakdown 1 British Columbia (1) Erika Johnson California (1) Carrie Frazier Minnesota (1) Gail Gagne Nebraska (1) Jena Fosdick New Mexico (1) Melanie Drangmeister North Dakota (1) Stacey Belohlavek By State Colorado (11) Heather Barbour Dana Berge Bailey Dillon Lora Doe Amber Elliott Kayla Flavin Linda LaMar Kendra Lambrecht Cindy McCarroll Erin Robben Tara Wright Montana (1) South Dakota (1) Danielle University Hagenof Northern Nicole Colorado Ford Women s Basketball By Birthday January 9 Linda LaMar March 15 Kayla Flavin March 22 Carrie Frazier March 28 Stacey Belohlavek April 14 Erika Johnson April 30 Danielle Hagen May 27 Nicole Ford May 31 Lora Doe June 2 Kendra Lambrecht June 18 Melanie Drangmeister July 9 Amber Elliott August 16 Cindy McCarroll August 28 Erin Robben September 13 Heather Barbour September 15 Tara Wright November 6 Gail Gagne November 16 Jean Fosdick December 2 Bailey Dillon

19 Review The final year of competition in the North Central Conference and at the Division II level for the University of Northern Colorado women s basketball team turned out to be a roller coaster ride that had many ups and downs. The Bears had both long winning and losing streaks on their way to a overall record. Along the way several individuals set season and career records and the Bears said goodbye to five seniors as the season came to an end in the NCC Wells Fargo Finals. The season started out with the Bears claiming a victory over Adams State to open the season and to begin a modest three-game winning streak to open the season. UNC next ran off victories over UC-Colorado Springs and Colorado Mines before dropping their first game of the year to Colorado Christian at the Colorado Christian Thanksgiving Classic, UNC would then host 13th ranked Mesa State, the first of 10 nationally-ranked opponents they would face throughout the season. The Bears led the Mavericks by 10 points midway through the second half and were still in the lead with four minutes to play when senior center Missy Borell fouled out. UNC would only score two more points the rest of the way and dropped their second consecutive game. In that contest, senior Lindy Kirkland did her best in an effort to help the Bears pull the upset, as she connected on seven three-pointers, tying the school record for trifectas in a game. The next night, Kirkland did one better, knocking down eight three-pointers to break the record in UNC s demolishing of Metro State. UNC would then drop a home game to Colorado Christian before running off three straight victories to improve to 7-3. UNC dropped its final game of 2002 to Southern Colorado at the Chuck Stephens Classic and headed into conference play with a 7-4 record. A favorable NCC schedule that had the Bears play their first four league games at home allowed UNC to start with a 2-1 record in conference play. UNC started the New Year with an victory over St. Cloud State, in the first overtime game of the Ron Vlasin era. And dropping a five-point heartbreaker to No. 4-ranked North Dakota State, the Bears responded with a thrashing of Nebraska-Omaha on a record setting night. On that night with a free throw at the 7:36 mark of the first half, Borell became UNC s all-time leading scorer with her 1,591th point to pass Trish Williamson for the all-time mark. Borell scored 18 points and grabbed 13 rebounds in the milestone evening. UNC would struggle over the next month, defeating only Minnesota State in the next eight games and seeing their record drop to 8-12 as the season drew near a close. During that streak, senior forward Jill Fadenrecht also set a milestone, starting her 85th consecutive game on Jan. 11 to set a new school record for consecutive starts. After dropping five games in a row, the Bears responded by winning back-to-back games for the first time in two months, defeating Augustana and St. Cloud State (their lone road conference victory of the season) to position themselves for the NCC Wells Fargo Finals postseason tournament. UNC looked to be geared up to claim the fifth seed, the spot they were predicted to finish in a preseason poll of league coaches. But a Senior Day loss to North Dakota and road losses at Minnesota State and nationally ranked South Dakota State to close the regular season pushed the Bears into a tie with Nebraska-Omaha for fifth. Following a tiebreaker with UNO that came down to a coin flip, the Bears received the sixth seed for the Wells Fargo Finals (the third consecutive season they qualified for the tournament) and drew two-time defending conference champion North Dakota in the quarterfinals. In the season finale loss at South Dakota State, junior Amber Elliott had one of the best three-point shooting games in UNC history. The guard hit her first seven three-point attempts in the game to tie the school record for consecutive trifectas made. Elliott hit eight three-pointers in all, tying Kirkland s school record and finished the game with a career-high 32 points. In the Wells Fargo Finals, the nationally ranked Fighting Sioux proved to be too much for the Bears to handle, especially with the large home court advantage UND had at Hyslop Arena in frigid Grand Forks, N.D., as UNC s season ended with a loss. The season ending loss marked the end of the line for five Bears seniors, Borell, Fadenrecht, Crystal Hardy, Kristi Held and Kirkland. Borell finished her career as UNC s all-time leading scorer for a career (1,866), a season (555 points in ), and also the career leader in field goals made (682) and free throws made (469). She also ranked second all-time at UNC in rebounding (837) and blocked shots (157). She scored in double figures in all but two games in (and in 43 of her last 46 games) and set a career-high by scoring 34 points against North Dakota State on Feb. 1. She scored 20-plus points 38 times in her career, had 32 career double-doubles, was honored as NCC Player of the Week six times and started the last 83 games of her outstanding career. After the season, Borell was honored as an All-NCC selection and an All-Region selection for the third consecutive season and as an honorable mention All- American. She averaged 19.6 points and 8.1 rebounds per game in , which ranked third and second respectively in the NCC. She also avearged 1.7 assists, 1.5 steals (15th in the NCC) and 1.4 blocks per game (4th in the NCC). Her 58.1% field goal percentage ranked her third in the NCC and in the Top 25 nationally. Fadenrecht started every game during and finished her career by starting 98 consecutive games, a school record. In her four-year career she started 106 overall games, also a UNC record. She is the Bears all-time leader in blocked shots for a career (210) and a season (79 in ) and ranks third in rebounds (807). She is also the only player in UNC history to ever record a triple-double. She led the league in blocked shots (2.50/game which ranked 12th nationally), ranked sixth in rebounds (7.2/game) and ninth in steals (1.75/game) and was named NCC Defensive Player of the Year for the second consecutive season, becoming only the second NCC player ever to accomplish that feat. Kirkland ended her career with 111 three-pointers in just two seasons of competition at UNC. She hit 54 three-pointers during her junior campaign and 57 in In her first season as a collegiate point guard, Held led the NCC in assists, dishing out 137 helpers (4.9 average). She had a career-high 12 assists against Mesa The UNC women s basketball team qualified for the North Central Conference Tournament for the third season in a row last year. Missy Borell closed her fantastic career by becoming the program s all-time leading scorer and earning honorable mention All-American honors. 19 State in December and her 137 assists were 57 more than she had in her first three years combined. After failing to score in her junior season, Hardy scored a bucket each in UNC s first two games of the season, saw action in 25 games and recorded University of Northern 109 minutes Colorado of playing Women s time after Basketball only playing 22 minutes as a junior.

20 20 Attendance Home Away Total 5,444 16,684 Dates/Avg. Per Date 13/419 13/1251 Neutral Site #/Avg. - 2/ Review Final Statistics Year GP/GS FGM-A FG% 3-PT-A 3-PT% FTM-A FT% PTS AVG REB AVG PF-D A BK ST Missy Borell 28/ Amber Elliott 28/ Lindy Kirkland 28/ Kayla Flavin 28/ Jill Fadenrecht 28/ Val Koester 28/ Heather Kappeli 21/ Missey Lorenzini 19/ Kristi Held 28/ Melissa Yearsley 22/ Becca Walters 17/ Cindy McCarroll 19/ Shannon Charles 8/ Crystal Hardy 25/ Katie Studdard 2/ Kathy Zerbach 2/ Linda LaMar 1/ TEAM Totals Opponents Overall Record: Conference Record/Finish: 5-11 (5th/tie) Home: 7-6 Away: 3-10 Neutral: 2-0 Date Opponent Score Att. Overall Conf. Leading Scorer Leading Rebounder 11/23 Adams State % W, Missy Borell, 26 Missy Borell, 11 11/26 UC-Colorado Springs W, Missy Borell, 24 Val Koester, 9 11/29 vs. Colorado Mines # W, Missy Borell, 18 Jill Fadenrecht, 9 Colorado Christian # L, Missy Borell, 25 Missy Borell, 10 12/5 #13 Mesa State L, Lindy Kirkland, 23 Missy Borell, 9 Metro State W, Lindy Kirkland, 24 Borell/Fadenrecht, 5 12/11 Colorado Christian L, Missy Borell, 28 Missy Borell, 9 Western State W, Missy Borell, 17 Missy Borell, 14 12/19 Regis W, Missy Borell, 26 Missy Borell, 10 12/27 vs. New Mexico Highlands & W, Kayla Flavin, 15 Jill Fadenrecht, 13 Southern Colorado & L, Missy Borell, 25 Jill Fadenrecht, 11 1/2 St. Cloud State * W, (ot) Missy Borell, 30 Jill Fadenrecht, 11 1/4 #4 North Dakota State * L, Missy Borell, 12 Val Koester, 9 1/9 Nebraska-Omaha * W, Amber Elliott, 19 Jill Fadenrecht, 14 1/11 #13 South Dakota * L, Missy Borell, 14 Missy Borell, 6 Augustana * L, , Heather Kappeli, 14 Missy Borell, 11 1/18 Minnesota State * W, Jill Fadenrecht, 15 Jill Fadenrecht, 9 Nebraska-Omaha * L, , Missy Borell, 28 Missy Borell, 10 #6 North Dakota * L, , Missy Borell, 17 Missy Borell, 9 #7 North Dakota State * L, , Missy Borell, 34 Missy Borell, 12 #14 South Dakota * L, , Lindy Kirland, 17 Missy Borell, 13 2/13 #2 South Dakota State * L, Missy Borell, 29 Jill Fadenrecht, 8 2/15 Augustana * W, Missy Borell, 27 Missy Borell, 9 St. Cloud State * W, , Missy Borell, 18 Kristi Held, 8 2/22 #5 North Dakota * L, Missy Borell, 24 Jill Fadenrecht, 10 Minnesota State * L, Missy Borell, 24 Jill Fadenrecht, 11 #4 South Dakota State * L, , Amber Elliott, 32 Koester/Fadenrecht, 4 #8 North Dakota $ L, , Missy Borell, 16 Missy Borell, 8 Home Games in BOLD * North Central Conference matchup % Played at Eaton High School (Eaton, Colo.) # Colorado Christian Classic (Lakewood, Colo.) & Holiday Inn/Chuck Stephens Classic (Pueblo, Colo.) $ NCC Wells Fargo Finals (Grand Forks, N.D.) Kayla Flavin ranked fourth on the UNC team in scoring during She scored a career-high 15 points by connecting of 4-6 three pointers in a victory over New Mexico Highlands on Dec. 27.

21 North Central Conference 21 The beginning of the move to Division I marked the end of a 24-year association between the North Central Conference (NCC) and UNC at the conclusion of the sports season. The Bears played their first season as a NCC member in women s basketball in when they finished UNC completed their run in the NCC by qualifying for the league tournament in each of its three years of existence, after it was reinstated in All-North Central Conference Team Name Team Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown Top NCC Statistics Jenny Boll ** North Dakota F 6 1 Sr. Crookston, Minn ppg, 6.5 rpg Missy Borell** Northern Colorado F/C 6 1 Sr. Mahtomedi, Minn ppg, 8.1 rpg Beth Bue North Dakota State F 6 0 Sr. Austin, Minn ppg, 7.0 rpg Brenda Davis* South Dakota State G/F 5 11 Jr. Colton, S.D ppg, 7.0 rpg Michelle Fricke North Dakota State C 6 2 Jr. Maple Grove, Minn ppg, 6.0 rpg Julia Frie South Dakota F 6 0 Sr. Byron, Minn ppg, 3.9 rpg Angie Froehlich North Dakota State G 5 9 Jr. Algona, Iowa 11.1 ppg, 4.1 rpg Tanya Hammes Nebraska-Omaha C 6 2 Sr. Iowa City, Iowa 13.6 ppg, 8.4 rpg Mandy Koupal** South Dakota F 6 1 Jr. Wagner, S.D ppg, 12.4 rpg Marisa Leighton North Dakota F 6 0 Jr. Minnetonnka, Minn ppg, 7.0 rpg Becky Moen* North Dakota F 5 11 Sr. Morris, Minn ppg, 5.2 rpg Heather Nelson* South Dakota F 5 10 Sr. Yankton, S.D ppg, 3.8 rpg Melissa Pater* South Dakota State F 5 11 Sr. Holland, Minn ppg, 7.8 rpg Sara Peterson Nebraska-Omaha G 5 8 Sr. Rochester, Minn ppg, 3.9 rpg Shannon Schlagel South Dakota State F 6 0 So. Raymond, S.D ppg, 8.6 rpg Charissa Sheppard Augustana F 6 0 Sr. Flandreau, S.D ppg, 5.9 rpg * Two-year selection ** Three-year selection Player of the Year: Mandy Koupal, South Dakota Coaches of the Year: Chad Lavin, South Dakota Freshman of the Year: Heather Sieler, South Dakota State Newcomer of the Year: Michelle Fricke, North Dakota State Defensive Player of the Year: Jill Fadenrecht, Northern Colorado Honorable Mention: Augustana: Laura Hensley; Minnesota State: Kelli Freeman; North Dakota State: Lacey Johnson, Katie Lorenz; Northern Colorado: Jill Fadenrecht; St. Cloud State: Kris DeGroot; South Dakota State: Stacie Cizek Academic All-NCC Team Name School Pos. Yr. GPA Major Hometown Jenny Boll ** North Dakota F Sr Biology/Sec. Education Crookston, Minn. Missy Borell* Northern Colorado F Sr Kinesiology Mahtomedi, Minn. Jill Fadenrecht* Northern Colorado F Sr Kinesiology Longmont, Colo. Julia Frie** South Dakota F Sr Biology/Chemistry Byron, Minn. Karly Hegge South Dakota State F Sr Pharmacy Baltic, S.D. Lacey Johnson North Dakota State F So Business Administration Wessington Spgs, S.D. Tresse Klumper Augustana G Sr Mgt. Info. Systems Worhtington, Minn. Mandy Koupal South Dakota F Jr Elementary Education Wagner, S.D. Becky Moen North Dakota F Sr Physical Therapy Morris, Minn. Melissa Pater South Dakota State F Sr Health Promotion Holland, Minn. Andrea Shogren St. Cloud State G Jr Bioloogy Moorhead, Minn. Charissa Sheppard Augustana F Sr Elementary Education Flandreau, S.D. Rachel Volnek Nebraska-Omaha F Sr Business/Banking Finance Arlington, Neb. * Two-year selection ** Three-year selection Honorable Mention: Augustana: Nina Rozell; Minnesota State: Janessa Collins, Kelli Freeman, Kristin Volk; Nebraska-Omaha: Sara Peterson; North Dakota State: Angela Mayo; Northern Colorado: Kristi Held; St. Cloud State: Andrea Bennett, Celestine Frank, Katie Huschle, Jonelle Streed. The NCC Championship Report Team North Dakota St. Outright 8 Shared 2 Total 10 Last 2003 North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska-Omaha Minnesota State St. Cloud State Year Place NCC th/tie th th th th th th 9-9 UNC s All-Time NCC Finishes Year Place NCC th rd th/tie rd th th/tie th/tie 5-11

22 Final NCC Basketball Standings NCC Overall W-L Pct. W-L Pct. South Dakota South Dakota State North Dakota North Dakota State Nebraska-Omaha Northern Colorado Augustana Minnesota State St. Cloud State Tournament Champion North Dakota State NCC Players of the Week Nov. 25 Melissa Pater, South Dakota State Dec. 2 Mandy Koupal, South Dakota Dec. 9 Jenny Boll, North Dakota Dec. 16 Tanya Hammes, Nebraska-Omaha Mandy Koupal, South Dakota Dec. 23 Becky Moen, North Dakota Jan. 6 Charissa Sheppard, Augustana Jan. 13 Melissa Pater, South Dakota State Marisa Leighton, North Dakota Jan. 20 Mandy Koupal, South Dakota Jan. 27 Shannon Schlagel, South Dakota State Angie Froehlich, North Dakota State Feb. 3 Sara Peterson, Nebraska-Omaha Feb. 10 Becky Moen, North Dakota Feb. 17 Missy Borell, Northern Colorado Mandy Koupal, South Dakota Feb. 24 Heather Nelson, South Dakota Mar. 3 Lacey Johnson, North Dakota State North Central Conference Individual NCC Statistical Leaders SCORING Rk. Player (Team) GP FG FT Pts. Avg. 1. Mandy Koupal (USD) Becky Moen (UND) Missy Borell (UNC) Melissa Pater (SDSU) Sara Peterson (UNO) Jenny Boll (UND) Brenda Davis (SDSU) Tanya Hammes (UNO) Beth Bue (NDSU) Heather Nelson (USD) ASSISTS Rk. Player (Team) GP Ast. Average 1. Kristi Held (UNC) Shannon Eggers (UNO) Angie Froehlich (NDSU) Stacy Schooley (USD) Laura Hensley (AC) Katie Lorenz (NDSU) Heather Sieler (SDSU) Stacie Cizek (SDSU) Kim Curtis (MSU) Brenna Rollie (AC) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Rk. Player (Team) GP FG-FGA Pct. 1. Beth Bue (NDSU) Becky Moen (UND) Lindsey Petersen (UNO) Katie Huschle (SCSU) Melissa Pater (SDSU) Mandy Koupal (USD) Hannah Stolba (MSU) Sascha Hansen (SCSU) Angie Froehlich (NDSU) Jenny Boll (UND) Team NCC Statistical Leaders SCORING OFFENSE Rk. Team GP Pts. Avg. 1. South Dakota State North Dakota North Dakota State Nebraska-Omaha South Dakota Augustana Minnesota State St. Cloud State Northern Colorado REBOUNDING Rk. Player (Team) GP Reb. Average 1. Mandy Koupal (USD) Melissa Pater (SDSU) Missy Borell (UNC) Tanya Hammes (UNO) Shannon Schlagel (SDSU) Jill Fadenrecht (UNC) Marisa Leighton (UND) Arin Andrews (MSU) Michelle Fricke (NDSU) Beth Bue (NDSU) STEALS Rk. Player (Team) GP Steals Average 1. Sara Peterson (UNO) Laura Hensley (AC) Heather Sieler (SDSU) Stacy Schooley (USD) Katie Lorenz (NDSU) Heather Nelson (USD) Angie Froehlich (NDSU) Jill Fadenrecht (UNC) Kristi Boese (UND) Kristi Held (UNC) THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Rk. Player (Team) GP 3FG-FGA Pct. 1. Renea Luecke (USD) Erin Bourne (USD) Mandy Koupal (USD) Amber Elliot (UNC) Katie Lorenz (NDSU) Heather Nelson (USD) Brenda Davis (SDSU) Kelli Freeman (MSU) Lindy Kirkland (UNC) Stacie Cizek (SDSU) SCORING DEFENSE Rk. Team GP Pts. Avg. 1. South Dakota Northern Colorado South Dakota State North Dakota North Dakota State St. Cloud State Augustana Minnesota State Nebraska-Omaha UNC in the Division II National Statistics The Bears finished the season ranked nationally in both individual and team categories: Team Rankings Field Goal Defense 49th (.377) Three-Point FG Percentage 49th (.346) Three-Point FG/game 31st (6.3) Individual Rankings Points/game Missy Borell - 16th (19.8) Field Goal % Missy Borell - 18th (.581) Assists/game Kristi Held - 42nd (4.9) Blocked Shots Jill Fadenrecht - 12th (2.5) 3-pt. FG% Lindy Kirkland - 28th (.399) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Rk. Team GP FG-FGA Avg. 1. South Dakota State North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska-Omaha North Dakota State Northern Colorado Augustana St. Cloud State Minnesota State THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Rk. Team GP FG-FGA Avg. 1. South Dakota South Dakota State Minnesota State North Dakota State Northern Colorado Augustana North Dakota Nebraska-Omaha St. Cloud State FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Rk. Team GP FT-FTA Avg. 1. North Dakota St. Cloud State South Dakota Minnesota State South Dakota State North Dakota State Nebraska-Omaha Augustana Northern Coloardo REBOUNDING MARGIN Rk. Team GP Avg. Opp. Margin 1. South Dakota State North Dakota North Dakota State Northern Colorado St. Cloud State Nebraska-Omaha South Dakota Augustana Minnesota State

23 Review 23 UNC, 77 - Adams State, 54 Nov. 23, Eaton, Colo. (Eaton High School) UNC, 80 - UC-Colorado Springs, 29 Nov. 26, Greeley, Colo. (Butler-Hancock Hall) UNC, 60 - Colorado Mines, 40 (CCU Classic) Nov. 29, Lakewood, Colo. (Cougar Fieldhouse) Colorado Christian, 56 - UNC, 52 (CCU Classic) Nov. 30, Lakewood, Colo. (Cougar Fieldhouse)

24 Review #13 Mesa State, 66 - UNC, 60 Dec. 5, Greeley, Colo. (Butler-Hancock Hall) UNC, 70 - Metro State, 49 Dec. 7, Denver, Colo. (Auraria Events Center) Colorado Christian, 58 - UNC, 57 Dec. 11, Greeley, Colo. (Butler-Hancock Hall) UNC, 56 - Western State, 40 Dec. 17, Gunnison, Colo. (Paul Wright Gym)

25 Review UNC, 72 - Regis, 51 Dec. 19, Greeley, Colo. (Butler-Hancock Hall) UNC, 68 - N.M. Highlands, 48 (C. Stephens Classic) Dec. 27, Pueblo, Colo. (Massari Arena) 25 Southern Colorado, 76 - UNC, 72 (C. Stephens Classic) Dec. 28, Pueblo, Colo. (Massari Arena) UNC, 84 - St. Cloud State, 80 (ot) Jan. 2, Greeley, Colo. (Butler-Hancock Hall)

26 Review #4 North Dakota State, 58 - UNC, 53 Jan. 4, Greeley, Colo. (Butler-Hancock Hall) UNC, 89 - Nebraska-Omaha, 64 Jan. 9, Greeley, Colo. (Butler-Hancock Hall) #13 South Dakota, 56 - UNC, 45 Jan. 11, Greeley, Colo. (Butler-Hancock Hall) Augustana, 66 - UNC, 60 Jan. 16, Sioux Falls, S.D. (Elmen Center)

27 Review 27 UNC, 68 - Minnesota State, 59 Jan. 18, Greeley, Colo. (Butler-Hancock Hall) Nebraska-Omaha, 79 - UNC, 77 Jan. 25, Omaha, Neb. (Sapp Fieldhouse) #6 North Dakota, 92 - UNC, 57 Jan. 31, Grand Forks, N.D. (Hyslop Arena) #7 North Dakota State, 87 - UNC, 63 Feb. 1, Fargo, N.D. (Bison Sports Arena)

28 Review #4 South Dakota, 70 - UNC, 47 Feb. 8, Vermillion, S.D. (DakotaDome) #2 South Dakota State, 71 - UNC, 59 Feb. 13, Greeley, Colo. (Butler-Hancock Hall) UNC, 66 - Augustana, 54 Feb. 15, Greeley, Colo. (Butler-Hancock Hall) UNC, 67 - St. Cloud State, 44 Feb. 20, St. Cloud, Minn. (Halenbeck Hall)

29 Review 29 #5 North Dakota, 74 - UNC, 53 Feb. 22, Greeley, Colo. (Butler-Hancock Hall) Minnesota State, 70 - UNC, 68 Feb. 28, Mankato, Minn. (Bresnan Arena) #4 South Dakota State, 77 - UNC, 59 Mar. 1, Brookings, S.D. (Frost Arena) #8 North Dakota, 76 - UNC, 57 (NCC Tournament) Mar. 3, Grand Forks, N.D. (Hyslop Arena)

30 30 Denver Nov. 14 6:00 p.m. Denver, Colo. (exhibition) Head Coach... Pam Tanner Alma Mater...Illinois State, 89 Record at School (8 yrs.) Career Record... same Record Sun Belt (Finish) (5th/west) Starters Returning/Lost...3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...7/5 Regis Nov. 21 1:00 p.m. Pueblo, Colo. (Wilcoxson Buick/Al Kaly Shrine Classic) Jan. 14 5:30 p.m. Denver, Colo. Head Coach...Linda Raunig Alma Mater... Denver, 80 Record at School (13 yrs.) Career Record... same Record RMAC (Finish) (2nd/east) Starters Returning/Lost...0/5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...5/ Opponents Colorado St.-Pueblo Nov. 22 5:00 p.m. Pueblo, Colo. (Wilcoxson Buick/Al Kaly Shrine Classic) Head Coach... Misty Murphy Alma Mater... Colorado State, 95 Record at School (2 yrs.) Career Record (4 yrs.) Record RMAC (Finish) (2nd/west) Starters Returning/Lost...3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...7/2 Colorado Mines Nov. 28 5:00 p.m. Lakewood, Colo. (Colorado Christian Thanksgiving Classic) Head Coach...Paula Krueger Alma Mater... Northern State, 95 Record at School...First season Career Record... same Record RMAC (Finish) (7th/east) Starters Returning/Lost...4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...5/5 Location... Denver, Colo. Founded Enrollment... 9,689 Nickname... Pioneers Colors...Crimson & Gold Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... Sun Belt Basketball SID...Marla Rodriguez Office Phone...(303) Office Fax...(303) marrodri@du.edu Website... Arena...Magneess Arena (7,200) Press Row Phone...(303) Location... Denver, Colo. Founded Enrollment... 1,400 Nickname...Rangers Colors... Navy Blue & Gold Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference...Rocky Mountain Athletic Basketball SID... Jeff Duggan Office Phone...(303) Office Fax...(303) jduggan@regis.edu Website... Arena... Regis Fieldhouse (2,500) Press Row Phone...(303) Location...Pueblo, Colo. Founded Enrollment... 4,173 Nickname... Thunderwolves Colors... Red, White and Blue Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference...Rocky Mountain Athletic Basketball SID...Matthew Hildner Office Phone...(719) Office Fax...(719) matthew.hildner@colostate-pueblo.edu Website...twolves.colostate-pueblo.edu Arena...Massari Arena (5,500) Press Row Phone... (719) /2019 Location...Golden, Colo. Founded Enrollment... 3,000 Nickname...Orediggers Colors... Silver & Blue Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference...Rocky Mountain Athletic Basketball SID... Greg Murphy Office Phone...(303) Office Fax...(303) gjmurphy@mines.edu Website...athletics.mines.edu Arena...Volk Gymnasium (1,000) Press Row Phone... n/a Overall Series...UNC leads Series Streak...UNC, 3 Last Meeting.. UNC won (12/29/97) Overall Series...UNC leads Series Streak...UNC, 1 Last Meeting... UNC won (12/19/02) Overall Series... UNC leads 16-4 Series Streak... CSU-P, 2 Last Meeting.. CSU-P won (12/28/02) Overall Series... UNC leads 17-2 Series Streak...UNC, 1 Last Meeting.. UNC won (11/29/02) Colorado Christian Nov. 29 7:00 p.m. Lakewood, Colo. (Colorado Christian Thanksgiving Classic) Hastings College Dec. 1 6:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Feb. 5 6:00 p.m. Hastings, Neb. Western State Dec. 2 5:30 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Nebraska-Omaha Dec. 5 2:00 p.m. Pueblo, Colo. (Holiday Inn/Chuck Stephens Classic) Head Coach... Kristen Buckley Alma Mater... Drake, 98 Record at School...First season Career Record... same Record RMAC (Finish) (6th/east) Starters Returning/Lost...0/5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 2/11 Head Coach... Tony Hobson Alma Mater...Hastings College, 81 Record at School (3 yrs.) Career Record (13 yrs.) Record GPAC (Finish) (2nd) Starters Returning/Lost...3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...8/3 Head Coach... Sandee Mott Alma Mater...Friends University, 91 Record at School (3 yrs.) Career Record (10 yrs.) Record RMAC (Finish) (4th/west) Starters Returning/Lost...1/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...6/6 Head Coach...Lisa Carlsen Alma Mater... Northwest Missouri State, 92 Record at School (3 yrs.) Career Record... same Record NCC (Finish) (5th/tie) Starters Returning/Lost...2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...8/4 Location... Lakewood, Colo. Founded Enrollment... 1,000 Nickname...Cougars Colors... Navy Blue & Gold Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference...Rocky Mountain Athletic Basketball SID... Aimee Davison Office Phone...(303) Office Fax...(303) aduffy@ccu.edu Website... Arena...Cougar Fieldhouse (1,500) Press Row Phone... n/a Location...Hastings, Neb. Founded Enrollment... 1,130 Nickname... Broncos Colors... Crimson & White Affiliation... NAIA Conference...Great Plains Athletic Basketball SID... Troy Katen Office Phone...(402) Office Fax...(402) tkaten@hastings.edu Website... Arena.. Osborne Family Sports Arena (2,500) Press Row Phone... n/a Location... Gunnison, Colo. Founded Enrollment... 2,400 Nickname... Mountaineers Colors... Crimson & Slate Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference...Rocky Mountain Athletic Basketball SID...Bobby Heiken Office Phone...(970) Office Fax...(970) bheiken@western.edu Website... Arena...Paul Wright Gym (1,800) Press Row Phone... n/a Location...Omaha, Neb. Founded Enrollment...14,000 Nickname... Mavericks Colors... Crimson & Black Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference...North Central Basketball SID...Gary Anderson Office Phone...(402) Office Fax...(402) ganderson@mail.unomaha.edu Website... gomavs.unomaha.edu Arena...Sapp Fieldhouse (3,500) Press Row Phone...(402) Overall Series...UNC leads 3-2 Series Streak... CCU, 2 Last Meeting...CCU won (12/11/02) Overall Series... Hastings leads 2-1 Series Streak...UNC, 1 Last Meeting... UNC won (1/3/88) Overall Series...UNC leads 7-3 Series Streak...UNC, 4 Last Meeting.. UNC won (12/17/02) Overall Series... UNC leads 22-9 Series Streak... UNO, 1 Last Meeting... UNO won (1/25/03)

31 Opponents New York Tech Dec. 6 2:00 p.m. Pueblo, Colo. (Holiday Inn/Chuck Stephens Classic) Head Coach... Joe Hennie Alma Mater... NYIT, 86 Record at School (4 yrs.) Career Record... same Record NYCA (Finish) (7th) Starters Returning/Lost...3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...5/6 Utah State Dec. 13 3:00 p.m. Logan, Utah Head Coach...Raegan Pebley Alma Mater... Colorado, 97 Record at School...First season Career Record... same Record (first season since 86-87) Big West (Finish)... n/a Starters Returning/Lost... n/a Letterwinners Returning/Lost... n/a Mesa State Dec. 15 7:00 p.m. Grand Junction, Colo. Dec. 20 3:00 p.m. Denver, Colo. (Red Lion Christmas Classic) Head Coach... Steve Kirkham Alma Mater... Northern Colorado, 76 Record at School (15 yrs.) Career Record... same Record RMAC (Finish) (1st/west) Starters Returning/Lost...4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...8/3 Air Force Dec. 18 7:00 p.m. USAFA, Colo. 31 Head Coach... Ardie McInelly Alma Mater... Boise State, 82 Record at School (2 yrs.) Career Record (7 yrs.) Record MWC (Finish) (8th) Starters Returning/Lost...4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 10/6 Location...Old Westbury, N.Y. Founded Enrollment...10,000 Nickname...Bears Colors... Navy & Yellow Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference... New York Collegiate Athletic Basketball SID...Ben Arcuri Office Phone...(516) Office Fax...(516) barcuri@nyit.edu Website... Arena...Recreation Hall (500) Press Row Phone... n/a Location...Logan, Utah Founded Enrollment...21,490 Nickname...Aggies Colors... Blue & White Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...Big West Basketball SID... Todd Johnson Office Phone...(435) Office Fax...(435) Todd.Johnson@usu.edu Website... Arena... Dee Glen Smith Spectrum (10,270) Press Row Phone...(435) Location...Grand Junction, Colo. Founded Enrollment... 5,724 Nickname... Mavericks Colors... Maroon, Gold & White Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference...Rocky Mountain Athletic Basketball SID...Tish Elliott Office Phone...(970) Office Fax...(970) telliott@mesastate.edu Website... Arena...Brownson Arena (2,578) Press Row Phone... n/a Location... USAFA, Colo. Founded Enrollment... 4,000 Nickname...Falcons Colors... Blue & Silver Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... Mountain West Basketball SID... Kendahl Johnson Office Phone...(719) Office Fax...(719) Kendahl.Johnson@usafa.af.mil Website... Arena... Clune Arena (5,939) Press Row Phone...(719) Overall Series...First meeting Series Streak... n/a Last Meeting... n/a Overall Series...USU leads 5-1 Series Streak...UNC, 1 Last Meeting.. UNC won (12/12/86) Overall Series... UNC leads 12-3 Series Streak... Mesa State, 1 Last Meeting...MSC won (12/5/02) Overall Series...USAFA leads Series Streak...UNC, 3 Last Meeting.. UNC won (11/29/95) Metro State Dec. 21 5:00 p.m. Denver, Colo. (Red Lion Christmas Classic) Adams State Jan. 2 5:30 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Feb. 21 7:00 p.m. Alamosa, Colo. Doane College Jan. 3 7:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. UC-Colorado Springs Jan. 6 5:30 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Feb. 10 7:00 p.m. Colorado Springs, Colo. Head Coach...Dave Murphy Alma Mater... Northern Colorado, 73 Record at School (1 yr.) Career Record (5 yrs.) Record RMAC (Finish) (4th/east) Starters Returning/Lost...2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 2/10 Head Coach... Jeff Storm Alma Mater... Boston University, 93 Record at School (3 yrs.) Career Record... same Record RMAC (Finish) (6th/west) Starters Returning/Lost...3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...7/6 Head Coach...Tracee Fairbanks Alma Mater... Doane, 96 Record at School (5 yrs.) Career Record... same Record GPAC (Finish) (8th/tie) Starters Returning/Lost...4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... n/a Head Coach... Marty Fletcher Alma Mater...Maryland, 73 Record at School (1 yr.) Career Record (20 yrs.) Record RMAC (Finish) (5th/west) Starters Returning/Lost...5/0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...9/0 Location... Denver, Colo. Founded Enrollment...20,300 Nickname...Roadrunners Colors... Navy Blue & Burgundy Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference...Rocky Mountain Athletic Basketball SID...Trent Nielsen Office Phone...(303) Office Fax...(303) nielsent@mscd.edu Website... Arena... Auraria Events Center (2,300) Press Row Phone...(303) Location... Alamosa, Colo. Founded Enrollment... 2,500 Nickname...Grizzlies Colors...Green & White Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference...Rocky Mountain Athletic Basketball SID... Chris Day Office Phone...(719) Office Fax...(719) clday@adams.edu Website...athletics.adams.edu Arena...Plachy Hall (2,300) Press Row Phone...(719) Location... Crete, Neb. Founded Enrollment... 1,015 Nickname... Tigers Colors...Orange & Black Affiliation... NAIA Conference...Great Plains Athletic Basketball SID... Rick Schmuecker Office Phone...(402) Office Fax...(402) rschmuecker@doane.edu Website... Arena... Fuhrer Field House (1,900) Press Row Phone... n/a Location... Colorado Springs, Colo. Founded Enrollment... 7,200 Nickname...Mountain Lions Colors... Black & Gold Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference...Rocky Mountain Athletic Basketball SID...Doug Fitzgerald Office Phone...(719) Office Fax...(719) dfitzger@uccs.edu Website... Arena...The Lions Den (300) Press Row Phone... n/a Overall Series... UNC leads 28-3 Series Streak...UNC, 3 Last Meeting...UNC won (12/7/02) Overall Series...UNC leads 6-5 Series Streak...UNC, 2 Last Meeting.. UNC won (11/23/02) Overall Series...Doane leads 2-0 Series Streak...Doane, 2 Last Meeting. Doane won (11/20/89) Overall Series...UNC leads 5-0 Series Streak...UNC, 5 Last Meeting... UNC won (11/26/02)

32 32 Johnson & Wales Jan. 9 5:00 p.m. Denver, Colo. Feb. 12 7:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Fort Hays State Jan. 24 7:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo Opponents Utah Valley State Jan. 27 7:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Feb. 28 5:00 p.m. Orem, Utah Tx. A&M-Corpus Christi Jan. 31 2:00 p.m. Corpus Christi, Texas Head Coach... Regina Pollard Alma Mater...Southern Colorado Record at School...First season Career Record... same Record...First season in Conference (Finish)... n/a Starters Returning/Lost... n/a Letterwinners Returning/Lost... n/a Head Coach... Annette Wiles Alma Mater...Fort Hays State, 93 Record at School (3 yrs.) Career Record (10 yrs.) Record RMAC (Finish) (3rd/east) Starters Returning/Lost...3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...8/4 Head Coach... Cathy Nixon Alma Mater...BYU, 89 Record at School (8 yrs.) Career Record... same Record SWAC (Finish) (2nd) Starters Returning/Lost...4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...8/4 Head Coach... Jodi Kest Alma Mater...Slippery Rock, 84 Record at School (1 yr.) Career Record (11 yrs.) Record Conference (Finish)... n/a Starters Returning/Lost...2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...7/5 Location... Denver, Colo. Founded... n/a Enrollment... 1,000 Nickname... Wildcats Colors... Scarlet, Black & Gold Affiliation... NAIA Conference... Independent Basketball SID... n/a Office Phone...(303) Office Fax...(303) n/a Website... Arena... Wildcat Center Press Row Phone... n/a Location...Hays, Kan. Founded Enrollment... 6,000 Nickname... Tigers Colors... Black & Gold Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference...Rocky Mountain Athletic Basketball SID... Jason McCullough Office Phone...(785) Office Fax...(785) jmccullo@fhsu.edu Website... Arena...Gross Memorial Coliseum (6,814) Press Row Phone... (785) /5800 Location... Orem, Utah Founded Enrollment...25,000 Nickname...Wolverines Colors... Forest Green, Gold and White Affiliation...NCAA Division I Provisional Conference... Independent Basketball SID...Todd Fairbourne Office Phone...(801) Office Fax...(801) fairboto@uvsc.edu Website... Arena...McKay Center (8,500) Press Row Phone...(801) Location... Corpus Christi, Texas Founded Enrollment... 7,684 Nickname... Islanders Colors...Blue, Green & Silver Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... Independent Basketball SID... Adam Pitterman Office Phone...(361) Office Fax...(361) apitterman@falcon.tamucc.edu Website... Arena...Memorial Coliseum (4,000) Press Row Phone...(361) Overall Series...First meeting Series Streak... n/a Last Meeting... n/a Overall Series...UNC leads 2-1 Series Streak...UNC, 2 Last Meeting... UNC won (11/27/99) Overall Series...First meeting Series Streak... n/a Last Meeting... n/a Overall Series...First meeting Series Streak... n/a Last Meeting... n/a Texas-Pan American Feb. 3 6:00 p.m. Edinburg, Texas Colorado College Feb. 7 7:00 p.m. Greeley, Colo. Head Coach... DeAnn Craft Alma Mater... Central Florida, 87 Record at School...First season Career Record (4 yrs.) Record Conference (Finish)... n/a Starters Returning/Lost...2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...9/4 Head Coach...Kelly Mahlum Alma Mater... College of St. Benedict, 93 Record at School (2 yrs.) Career Record (4 yrs.) Record Conference (Finish)... n/a Starters Returning/Lost...1/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 5/10 Location... Edinburg, Texas Founded Enrollment...14,391 Nickname... Broncs Colors.. Forest Green, Burnt Orange & White Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... Independent Basketball SID...Dave Geringer Office Phone...(956) Office Fax...(956) dgeringer@panam.edu Website... Arena... UPTA Field House (4,000) Press Row Phone... n/a Location...Colorado Springs, Colo. Founded Enrollment...1,950 Nickname...Tigers Colors...Black & Gold Affiliation... NCAA Division III Conference...Independent Basketball SID... Andy Anderson Office Phone... (719) Office Fax... (719) AAnderson@ColoradoCollege.edu Website Arena... J. Juan Reid Gym (1,000) Press Row Phone...n/a Overall Series...First meeting Series Streak... n/a Last Meeting... n/a Overall Series... CC leads 12-9 Series Streak...UNC, 4 Last Meeting...UNC won (2/13/88) In , senior Kristi Held led the North Central Conference in assists by averaging 4.89 per game in her first season as a point guard. She dished out a career-high 12 assists in UNC s loss to national ranked Mesa State on Dec. 5. Held finished with 137 total assists and ranks 11th on UNC s all-time assists list with 217 career helpers.

33 UNC Team Records 33 Hitting the Century Mark vs Norwich (Jan. 5, 1998) vs. Mesa State (Nov. 20, 1994) vs. Colorado Mines (Nov. 19, 1988) 110 vs. Western State (Nov. 28, 1997) vs. UC-Colorado Springs (Nov. 25, 1995) vs. Mesa State (Dec. 17, 1982) vs. Colorado Mines (Nov. 24, 1987) vs. Western State (Nov. 24, 1989) 106 vs. Barry (Nov. 21, 1997) vs. Cameron (Dec. 2, 1994) vs. Metro State (Nov. 30, 2001) vs. Southern Colorado (Nov. 21, 1995) 100 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (Feb. 14, 1998) Most Points Scored Season: 2,387 ( ) Game: 115 vs Barry (Nov. 21, 1997) Widest Margin of Victory 73 vs. Colorado Mines ( on Nov. 19, 1988) Widest Margin of Defeat 54 vs. UNLV ( on Dec. 12, 1975) Most Points Allowed Season: 2,334 ( ) Game: 121 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks (Feb. 6, 1988) Most Combined Points Game: 213 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks (Feb. 6, 1988) Alaska-Fairbanks, UNC, 92 Most Field Goals Attempted Season: 2,077 ( ) Game: 99 vs. Colorado Mines (Nov. 24, 1987) Most Field Goals Scored Season: 907 ( ) Game: 48 vs. Colorado Mines (Nov. 24, 1987) Highest Field Goal Percentage Season:.460 (762-1,656 in ) Game (min. 25 made):.667 (28-42) vs. Mankato State (Jan. 30, 1993) Most Three-Pointers Attempted Season: 621 ( ) Game: 35 vs. Barry (Nov. 21, 1997) Most Three-Pointers Scored Season: 221 ( ) Game: 14 vs. South Dakota St. (Jan. 10, 1998) Highest Three-Point Percentage Season:.361 ( in ) Game (min. 3 made): (4-4) vs. Mississippi College (Dec. 6, 1991) Most Free Throw Attempts Season: 591 ( ) Game: 49 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (Dec. 9, 2000) Most Free Throws Scored Season: 425 ( ) Game: 35 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (Dec. 9, 2000) Highest Free Throw Percentage Season:.719 ( in ) Game (min. 10 made):.944 (17-18) vs. Most Rebounds Season: 1,330 ( ) Augustana (Feb. 17, 2000) Game: 77 vs. Metro State (Feb. 22, 1983) Most Assists Season: 605 ( ) Game: 38 vs. Norwich (Jan. 5, 1998) Most Steals Season: 323 ( ) Game: 24 vs. Colorado College (Feb. 21, 1978) Most Blocks Season: 154 ( ) Game: 15 vs. Mankato State (Feb. 26, 1993) Most Wins Season: 21 ( ) Consecutive: 11 ( ) Most Losses Season: 26 ( ) Consecutive: 16 ( ) Starts to a Season Best Start: 10-0 ( ) Worst Start: 0-6 ( ) The squad set numerous school records, including: most points (game) most points (season) most field goals attempted (season) most field goals (season) most 3-pointers attempted (game) most 3-pointers attempted (season) most 3-pointers (game) most 3-pointers (season) most rebounds (season) most assists (game) most assists (season) most blocks (season) most wins (season) most consecutive wins Front Row (L-R): Shannon St. Martin, Missy McVoy. Middle Row (L-R): Chyrisse Domenico, Jenny Logli, Christina Kohler, Kara Ketterer, Kasey Orr, Jessica Logan. Back Row (L-R): Asst. Coach Mike Green, Marianne Clark, Sara Kutter, Head Coach Greg Bruce, Cathy Bowles, Jennifer Altman, Asst. Coach Misty Murphy.

34 34 Most Points Career: 1,866, Missy Borell ( ) Season: 555, Missy Borell ( ) Game: 37, Jenny Gallagher vs. Minnesota-Duluth (Mar. 7, 1995) Highest Scoring Average Career: 17.7, Missy Borell ( ) Season: 21.9, Trish Williamson ( ) UNC Individual Records Game (min. 10 made): (12-12), Carol Franta vs. E. Montana (Feb. 20, 1987) (11-11), Jill Fadenrecht vs. So. Indiana (Dec. 19, 2000) (10-10), Petra Olsen vs. St. Cloud State (Feb. 6, 1999) Most Assists Career: 361, Jenny Gallagher ( ) Season: 170, Kara Ketterer ( ) Game: 15, Edie Byerly vs. Hastings (Jan. 3, 1988) Consecutive Three-Point FG Made (Game) 7, Denise Nehme vs. Mankato St. (Jan. 30, 1993) 7, Amber Elliott vs. South Dakota St. (Mar. 1, 2003) Consecutive Free Throws Made 25, Shelley Lindstrom ( ) Consecutive Free Throws Made (Game) 12, Carol Franta vs. E. Montana (Feb. 20, 1987) Most Rebounds Career: 951, Trish Williamson ( ) Season: 291, Susan Rupp ( ) Game: 22, Beth Lindquist vs. Colorado (Feb. 21, 1976); 22, Susan Rupp vs. Fort Hays State (Dec. 2, 1978) Highest Rebound Average Career: 8.9, Trish Williamson (951 in 107 games from ) Season: 11.5, Trish Williamson (265 in 23 games in ) Most Field Goal Attempts Career: 1,490, Trish Williamson ( ) Season: 486, Jenny Edgerley ( ) Game: 29, Nancy Steffy vs. Wyoming (Feb. 26, 1976) Most Field Goals Scored Career: 682, Missy Borell ( ) Season: 218, Missy Borell ( ) Game: 16, Nancy Steffy vs. Arizona (Jan. 29, 1977) Highest Field Goal Percentage Career (min. 200 made):.610, Stephanie Anderson, ( from ) Season (min. 90 made):.617, Stephanie Anderson ( from ) Game (min. 10 made):.909, Sandy Dorn (10-of-11) vs. Air Force (Nov. 29, 1994);.909, Jill Reifschneider (10-of-11) vs. Mankato State (Feb. 25, 1995) Most Free Throw Attempts Career: 711, Missy Borell, Season: 207, Tracie Morris, Game: 18, Tracie Morris vs. North Dakota (Jan. 27, 1990) Most Free Throws Scored Career: 469, Missy Borell ( ) Season: 149, Tracie Morris ( ) Game: 13, Missy Borell vs. Morningside (Feb. 1, 2002) Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Career: 510, Missy McVoy ( ) Season: 208, Diane Dittburner ( ) Game: 14, Diane Dittburner vs. St. Cloud State (Feb. 12, 2000) Most Three-Point Field Goals Scored Career: 173, Missy McVoy ( ) Season: 72, Diane Dittburner ( ) Game: 8, Lindy Kirkland vs. Metro State (Dec. 7, 2002); 8, Amber Elliott vs. South Dakota St. (Mar. 1, 2003) Three-Point Field Goal Shooting Percentage Career:.397, Lisa Gurzick ( from ) Season (min. 15 made):.460, Jenny Gallagher (29-63 in ) Game (min. 5 made): (7-7), Denise Nehme vs. Mankato State (Jan. 30, 1993) Most Blocked Shots Career: 210, Jill Fadenrecht ( ) Season: 79, Jill Fadenrecht ( ) Game: 12, Jill Fadenrecht vs. Adams St. (Dec. 18, 2001) Most Steals Career: 182, Jill Reifschneider ( ) Season: 85, Lisa Burch ( ) Game: 10, Missy McVoy vs. UC-Colorado Springs (Nov. 22, 1997) Minutes Played Career: 3,256, Shelley Lindstrom ( ) Season: 994, Shelley Lindstrom ( ) Game: 47, Kara Ketterer vs. North Dakota State (Jan. 3, 2000) Consecutive Field Goals Made 11, Stephanie Anderson ( ) 11, Jill Reifschneider ( ) Consecutive Field Goals Made (Game) 10, Jill Reifschneider vs. Mankato St. (Feb. 25, 1994) Consecutive Games Scoring in Double Figures 73, Jenny Edgerley ( ) Most Games Scoring 20 Points or More 38 vs. Missy Borell ( ) Most Games Scoring 30 Points or More 5, Trish Williamson ( ) Consecutive Games Scoring a Three-Point FG: 20, Diane Dittburner ( ) 20, Lindy Kirkland ( / ) Most Games Played 113, Kara Ketterer ( ) Consecutive Games Played 112, Shelley Lindstrom ( ) Most Games Started 106, Jill Fadenrecht ( ) Consecutive Games Started 98, Jill Fadenrecht ( ) Highest Free Throw Percentage Career (min. 150 made):.831, Jenny Gallagher ( from ) Season (min. 75 made):.898, Denise Nehme (88-98 in ) Consecutive Three-Point Field Goals Made 7, Denise Nehme vs. Mankato St. (Jan. 30, 1993) 7, Amber Elliott vs. South Dakota St. (Mar. 1, 2003) Jill Fadenrecht, a two-time North Central Conference Defensive Player of the Year, holds UNC records for games started (106), consectuive games started (98), blocked shots for a game (12), season (79) and career (210) and free-throw percentage for a game (1.000).

35 UNC All-Time Top-Ten Lists 35 Career Lists (since 1975) Points Missy Borell ( ) 1,866 Trish Williamson ( ) 1,590 Jenny Edgerly ( ) 1,462 Shelley Lindstrom ( ) 1,409 Diane Worner ( ) 1,353 Lou Piel ( ) 1,260 Missy McVoy ( ) 1,141 Jill Reifschneider ( ) 1,121 Sandy Dorn ( ) 1,065 Jamie Schrier ( ) 1,052 Field Goals Made Missy Borell ( ) 682 Trish Williamson ( ) 663 Diane Worner ( ) 606 Jenny Edgerly ( ) 576 Shelley Lindstrom ( ) 548 Lou Piel ( ) 511 Jill Reifschneider ( ) 446 Missy McVoy ( ) 443 Jamie Schrier ( ) 432 Sandy Dorn ( ) 426 Free Throws Made Missy Borell ( ) 469 Shelley Lindstrom ( ) 304 Trish Williamson ( ) 258 Tracie Morris ( ) 237 Jenny Gallagher ( ) 231 Lou Piel ( ) 230 Jill Reifschneider ( ) 223 Cathy Bowles ( ) 201 Sandy Dorn ( ) 196 Jamie Schrier ( ) 187 Steals Renee L Heureux ( ) 189 Jill Reifschneider ( ) 182 Trish Williamson ( ) 161 Jill Fadenrecht ( ) 154 Missy Borell ( ) 153 Sandy Dorn ( ) 147 Shelley Lindstrom ( ) 143 Diane Worner ( ) 142 Jamie Schrier ( ) 132 Terri Mawhinney ( ) 130 Rebounds Trish Williamson ( ) 951 Missy Borell ( ) 837 Jill Reifschneider ( ) 772 Lou Piel ( ) 741 Cathy Bowles ( ) 720 Shelley Lindstrom ( ) 717 Susan Rupp ( ) 707 Marianne Clark ( ) 655 Sandy Dorn ( ) 607 Pam Neeley ( ) 579 Three-Pointers Made Missy McVoy ( ) 173 Jennifer Altman ( ) 139 Diane Dittburner ( ) 137 Jenny Gallagher ( ) 115 Kara Ketterer ( ) 114 Lindy Kirkland ( ) 111 Denise Nehme ( ) 88 Lisa Gurzick ( ) 71 Julie Bentson ( ) 70 Marla Miller ( ) 54 Assists Kara Ketterer ( ) 517 Jenny Gallagher ( ) 361 Edie Byerly ( ) 345 Terri Mawhinney ( ) 286 Jamie Schrier ( ) 249 Lisa Gurzick ( ) 244 Renee L Heureux ( ) 244 Jill Fadenrecht ( ) 237 Denise Nehme ( ) 237 Tonya Kluck ( ) 226 Blocked Shots Jill Fadenrecht ( ) 210 Missy Borell ( ) 157 Jennifer Sullivan ( ) 120 Shelley Lindstrom ( ) 85 Cathy Bowles ( ) 84 Marianne Clark ( ) 84 Pattie Olson ( ) 67 Carol Franta ( ) 63 Pam Neeley ( ) 53 Regina Kolc ( ) 53 Single Season Lists (since 1975) Points Missy Borell ( ) 555 Shelley Lindstrom ( ) 541 Missy Borell ( ) 535 Tracie Morris ( ) 531 Trish Williamson ( ) 504 Jenny Edgerly ( ) 495 Missy McVoy ( ) 481 Lou Piel ( ) 480 Missy Borell ( ) 478 Trish Williamson ( ) 455 Field Goals Made Missy Borell ( ) 218 Missy Borell ( ) 204 Jenny Edgerly ( ) 204 Trish Williamson ( ) 198 Shelley Lindstrom ( ) 196 Trish Williamson ( ) 196 Tracie Morris ( ) 191 Lou Piel ( ) 188 Missy McVoy ( ) 186 Tracie Morris ( ) 179 Free Throws Made Tracie Morris ( ) 149 Shelley Lindstrom ( ) 144 Missy Borell ( ) 142 Missy Borell ( ) 117 Missy Borell ( ) 110 Trish Williamson ( ) 106 Jenny Gallagher ( ) 104 Lou Piel ( ) 104 Missy Borell ( ) 100 Petra Olsen ( ) 94 Steals Lisa Burch ( ) 85 Diane Dittburner ( ) 61 Trish Williamson ( ) 59 Jill Reifschneider ( ) 58 Tracie Morris ( ) 58 Janette Walters ( ) 58 Jill Reifschneider ( ) 56 Tracie Morris ( ) 54 Lisa Gurzick ( ) 53 Edie Byerly ( ) 52 Rebounds Three-Pointers Made Assists Blocked Shots Susan Rupp ( ) 291 Tracie Morris ( ) 284 Lou Piel ( ) 279 Diane Dittburner ( ) 72 Missy McVoy ( ) 71 Diane Dittburner ( ) 65 Kara Ketterer ( ) 170 Jenny Gallagher ( ) 164 Edie Byerly ( ) 159 Jill Fadenrecht ( ) 79 Jill Fadenrecht ( ) 70 Jennifer Sullivan ( ) 63 Trish Williamson ( ) 278 Trish Williamson ( ) 265 Missy Borell ( ) 265 Denise Nehme ( ) 59 Lindy Kirkland ( ) 57 Lindy Kirkland ( ) 54 Kara Ketterer ( ) 159 Teri Reeves ( ) 149 Jenny Gallagher ( ) 140 Jennifer Sullivan ( ) 57 Missy Borell ( ) 44 Missy Borell ( ) 41 Jill Fadenrecht ( ) 261 Pattie Olson ( ) 257 Marianne Clark ( ) 255 Jennifer Altman ( ) 52 Jessica Johnson ( ) 51 Petra Olsen ( ) 50 Kristi Held ( ) 137 Kara Ketterer ( ) 137 Denise Nehme ( ) 132 Jill Fadenrecht ( ) 40 Missy Borell ( ) 39 Regina Kolc ( ) 39 Jill Reifschneider ( ) 249 Jenny Gallagher ( ) 46 Terri Mawhinney ( ) 132 Marianne Clark ( ) 39

36 36 Tracy Adams Shari Adamson Teri Alexander Jennifer Altman Brenda Amos Kim Anderson Stephanie Anderson Carla Aragon Denise Arneson Natalie Artz Janelle Balman Heather Barbour present Lisa Bartleson Diann Beason Stacey Belohlavek present Julie Bentson Dane Berge present Lisa Birdsong Tracy Blackmon Mary Bledsoe Missy Borell Cathy Bowles Kristine Bredehoft Amy Brickle Kris Brinster Tammy Bunn Lisa Burch Edie Byerly Teresa Cahoj Kelli Callahan Danelle Callan Shannon Charles Cathi Churchill Marianne Clark Lori Clawson Cheryl Coronado Cynthia Counce Andrea Davis Dori DeJong Julie Derry Bailey Dillon present Jennifer Dinkel Linda DiPentino Diane Dittburner Lora Doe present Kari Doering Chyrisse Domenico Sandy Dorn Melanie Drangmeister present Danielle Dufner Jenny Edgerly Amber Elliott , 02-present Samantha Ezell Jill Fadenrecht Mary Faure Julie Fay Kayla Flavin present Kasie Fogleman Nicole Ford present Val Fortenberry Jena Fosick present Carol Franta Carrie Frazier present Amy Frenz , Debbi Funston Gail Gagne present Jenny Gallagher Kari Gallegos Lisa Gangel Mary Gillach Teale Goble Joann Gould Lona Gray Lisa Griffin Jean Groteluschen Lisa Gurzick Danielle Hagen present Colleen Hatch Crystal Hardy present Lynn Heintzman Kristi Held present Helde Hillmann Aarin Holleran Carol Jennett Venus Jennings Carolyn Johnson Erika Johnson present Jessica Johnson Heather Kappeli Dee Dee Keller Kara Ketterer Lindy Kirkland Tonya Kluck Val Koester Christina Kohler Regina Kolc Lori Kroh Jennifer Kurth Sara Kutter Linda LaMar present Kendra Lambrecht present Mary Lewerenz Renee L Heureux Shelley Lindstrom Beth Linquist Cindy Linquist Lorile Loesch Jessica Logan All-Time Roster Kara Ketterer ( ) Lindy Kirkland ( ) Shelley Lindstrom ( )

37 All-Time Roster Jennifer Logli Missey Lorenzini Denise Lucero Donna Lynn Angel Mahan Terri Mawhinney Cindy McCarroll present Cristal McGill Ann McGinn Betsy McGinn Missy McVoy Marla Miller Laurie Mistretta Tara Moore Kristin Moreland Lora Morgan Tracie Morris Sydney Mortensen Vickie Moss Susan Moyer Lee Murison Pam Neely Denise Nehme , Petra Olsen Liz Olson Pattie Olson Marcee Owens Cip Patterson Lou Piel Shelly Poppe Paula Proud Dana Rahn Jennifer Reeves Teri Reeves Carmen Reiff Jill Reifschneider Stacey Reystead Terri Rice Shannon Rigg Erin Robben present Lindsey Ruff Susan Rupp Shannon St. Martin Lisa Samuelson Christy Santistevan Melissa Sauter Jamie Schrier Andrea Scott Lee Seckels Cassie Silvey Alyssa Simon Karen Simon Sallie Simpson Shelly Simpson Jackie Sowell Nancy Steffy Jeanna Stewart Angela Stoudemire Katie Studdard Jennifer Sullivan Mary Sweeney Bridget Tamble Andree Trautwein Lisa Ulmer Lisa Vallejos Holly Van Horn Simone Verhulst Becca Walters Janette Walters Terri Ward Linda White Amber Whitlock Tami Williams Trish Williamson Arden Woodworth , Chelsey Wornell Diane Worner Tara Wright present Melissa Yearsley Jamie Schrier ( ) Trish Williamson ( ) 37 Missy Borell ( ) Daktronics Honorable Mention All-American Missy Borell finished her career as UNC s all-time leading scorer, pouring in 1,866 points in her four-year career. She also holds UNC career records for field goals made (682), free throws made (469), career scoring average (17.7) and ranks second in rebouding (837) and blocked shots (157). She finished her career by starting 83 consecutive games, scoring in double figures in 43 of her last 46 contests and had 32 career double-doubles. Borell also was a three-time Daktronics All-Region selection, a three-time firstteam All-NCC choice, a two-time Academic All-NCC selection and was the UNC Female Senior Athlete of the Year.

38 38 All-Time Results # Central Missouri Jennies Classic (Warrensburg, Mo.) % Intermountain Athletic Conference Game Gloria Rodriguez Career at UNC 35-27* (.565) - 3 years Year W L Pct *Records from not kept (13-6, 9-4 IAC) Utah State L, Weber State L, Colorado W, F1 New Mexico W, New Mexico State W, Wyoming W, Brigham Young Utah W, L, Arizona State W, F15 Arizona L, Colorado State W, Wyoming L, Colorado State L, Colorado W, (13-6, 9-4 IAC) Wyoming W, D12 vs. Nevada-Las Vegas # L, D13 vs. Boise State # W, Colorado W, J10 Nevada-Las Vegas L, J16 J17 Utah State % Weber State % L, W, New Mexico % W, New Mexico State % L, Texas-El Paso % W, Brigham Young % L, Utah % L, F5 F6 Northern Arizona % Arizona State % W, W, F7 Arizona % W, Colorado State W, F20 Colorado State % W, F21 Colorado % W, F26 Wyoming % W, # Utah Invitational (Salt Lake City, Utah) % Intermountain Athletic Conference Game (14-8, 9-4 IAC) St. Mary s of the Plains W, Nebraska L, D3 Nebraska-Omaha L, D4 Wyoming W, D10 D28 Colorado Chadron State # W, W, D29 vs. Mount Marty # W, D30 vs. Wayne State # L, J10 Colorado L, J13 New Mexico % W, J14 New Mexico State % L, J15 Texas-El Paso % W, J21 J22 Brigham Young % Utah % W, L, Northern Arizona % W, Arizona State % L, Arizona % W, Colorado State % W, Colorado % W, F19 Wyoming Utah State % W, L, Weber State % W, # Chadron State Christmas Tournament % Intermountain Athletic Conference Game Jill Upton Career at UNC (.458) - 1 year Year W L Pct (11-13, 8-7 IAC) N18 Denver W, Colorado L, N25 St. Mary s of the New Mexico W, L, Colorado L, D6 Colorado College W, D9 Wyoming L, Brigham Young # L, J14 vs. Weber State # L, J20 J21 Northern Arizona % Arizona State % W, W, J24 Colorado State % W, J27 Colorado % W, New Mexico State % L, Texas-El Paso % L, Utah State % L, Weber State % W, F17 F18 Arizona % New Mexico % W, L, Colorado College W, F24 Utah % L, F25 Brigham Young % L, Wyoming % L, Colorado State % W, # BYU Invitational (Provo, Utah) % Intermountain Athletic Conference Game Judy Bowers Career at UNC (.250) - 3 years Year W L Pct (7-21, 4-9 IAC) N24 Nebraska L, Colorado State L, D1 Colorado L, D2 Fort Hays State L, D7 Colorado College L, D8 Denver W, D13 Wyoming James Madison L, L, J6 Mesa State W, J8 Southwest Missouri State L, Central Missouri State # L, J12 vs. Oakland (Mich.) # L, J13 vs. Illinois State # L, Denver W, J19 J20 Colorado State % Wyoming % W, L, Arizona State % L, Northern Arizona % W, Colorado % L, Colorado College L, F9 Texas-El Paso % W, F10 F16 New Mexico State % Weber State % W, L, F17 Utah State % L, New Mexico % L, Arizona % L, Utah % L, Brigham Young % L, (8-18, 5-7 IAC) N16 South Dakota L, N30 Wyoming Colorado State L, L, San Diego State L, Biola (Calif.) L, C.S.-Dominguez Hills L, J7 Southern Utah W, Air Force % L, J11 vs. Texas Tech # L, J12 J16 vs. Angelo State Denver % L, L, J18 Eastern New Mexico L, J19 Colorado Mines W, J22 Colorado College % L, Eastern New Mexico % W, Metro State % W, F2 F5 Denver % Colorado Women s College % W, L, (OT) F7 North Dakota State $ L, F9 Augustana $ W, Colorado College % L, F19 Metro State % W, F22 Montana State L, Colorado Women s % L, F29 M1 Air Force Colorado State W, L, # New Mexico State Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.) $ NCC Tournament (Greeley, Colo.) % Intermountain Athletic Conference Game (5-21, 2-8 IAC) N25 Colorado Colorado Mines L, W, D3 Regis W, D6 Biola (Calif.) L, Biola (Calif.) L, C.S.-Los Angeles L, C.S.-Dominguez Hills L, Cal.-Riverside L, J5 J6 vs. Colorado State vs. Adams State L, L, J8 St. Francis (Ill.) L, J13 Colorado Women s College % L, Colorado College % L, J17 Colorado Mines W, J20 Air Force % L, J27 Metro State % Denver % W, L, F3 Colorado College % L, F6 Wyoming L, Colorado Women s College % L, North Dakota $ L, F13 vs. North Dakota State $ L, Air Force % L, F20 Regis Metro State % L, W, Denver % L, # Wyoming Invitational (Laramie, Wyo.) $ NCC Tournament (Grand Forks, N.D.) % Intermountain Athletic Conference Game Teri Caswell Career at UNC (.557) - 3 years Year W L Pct (12-16, 7-3 IAC) D1 Colorado Mines W, Southern Colorado W, South Dakota State L, Augustana L, D14 Midland Nebraska-Omaha L, L, Kearney State L, J13 Colorado State L, J15 Adams State L, 91-68

39 All-Time Results Metro State % W, J19 J22 Denver Wyoming W, L, Colorado Women s College % W, J26 Air Force % W, Regis L, J30 Mesa State L, Colorado College % L, Colorado Mines L, F9 Air Force % Southern Colorado L, W, F13 Metro State % W, Denver % W, F19 Regis W, F20 Colorado Women s College % W, F25 vs. Nebraska-Omaha $ L, M3 M11 Colorado College % Air Force & L, W, Colorado College & L, $ NCC Tournament (Vermillion, S.D.) & AIAW Region 7 Tournament (Greeley/Colo. Springs) % Intermountain Athletic Conference Game (12-14, 0-6 CDC) N28 D3 South Dakota Colorado Mines L, W, D4 Southern Colorado W, Howard Payne L, Mary Hardin-Baylor W, North Texas L, D17 Mesa State # W, D18 J7 Central Missouri State Western State L, W, State W, Southern Colorado W, Colorado College! L, Air Force! L, J21 Metro State W, J26 J28 vs. Hastings Colorado State L, L, F1 Denver! L, F4 Western State W, F8 Colorado College! L, F11 Air Force! L, F15 Regis L, Metro State W, F26 Colorado State L, L, Air Force ^ W, M5 vs. Colorado College ^ W, # UNC Invitational (Greeley, Colo.) ^ CDC Tournament (Colorado Springs, Colo.)! Continental Divide Conference Game (15-10, 4-2 CDC) N29 Southern Colorado W, Regis L, Chapman L, C.S.-Dominguez Hills L, D29 South. Calf. College # W, D31 Mount Marty # L, J5 J7 Chadron State South Dakota State W, W, J8 Alaska-Anchorage L, J13 Southwest Texas St. W, Southern Colorado W, J17 Denver! W, J18 Creighton L, J24 Chadron State Colorado College! W, W, J31 Air Force! L, F3 Regis W, Colorado Mines W, Denver! W, Colorado College! W, Metro State W, F21 F25 Colorado Air Force! W, L, F28 vs. Hastings (Neb.) L, Denver ^ L, # UNC Invitational (Greeley, Colo.) ^ CDC Tournament (Denver, Colo.)! Continental Divide Conference Game Linda Cotter Career at UNC (.577) - 1 year Year W L Pct (15-11, 7-7 CDC) N19 Cal State-Northridge W, N30 vs. British Columbia & L, (OT) D1 Cal State-Hayward & vs. Sonoma State & L, W, D3 Colorado Mines W, Colorado College L, D13 Weber State W, D28 Ozarks # W, D29 Fort Lewis # L, J4 Denver! Alaska-Anchorage! W, L, J8 Alaska-Anchorage! L, J11 Alaska-Fairbanks! L, (OT) J12 Alaska-Fairbanks! W, Southern Colorado W, Metro State! W, J21 Colorado College W, J25 Eastern Eastern Montana! L, L, J29 Air Force! W, F2 Regis! W, Chadron State W, Regis! W, F15 Metro State! W, F22 F26 Air Force! L, L, & CS-Hayward Invite (Hayward, Calif.) # UNC Invitational (Greeley, Colo.)! Continental Divide Conference Game Janet Schafer Career at UNC (.423) - 7 years Year W L Pct (12-14, 8-6 CDC) N23 Montana Tech L, Colorado L, D4 Southern Colorado W, D6 D13 Chadron Western State W, L, (OT) Adams State L, Florida International # L, J4 vs. Pace # L, J5 vs. Slippery Rock # L, J7 Regis! W, J11 Colorado Metro State! L, W, Air Force! L, J24 Denver! W, J25 Western State W, Regis! L, J31 Eastern Montana! W, F1 Eastern Montana! W, F7 Alaska-Anchorage! L, W, Alaska-Fairbanks! W, Alaska-Fairbanks! L, F15 Colorado College W, Denver! L, F21 Metro State! W, F25 Air Force! W, # Coors Sun & Fun Tournament (Miami, Fla.)! Continental Divide Conference Game (10-18, 5-9 CDC) N29 Central (Iowa) College W, Chadron State W, D5 Idaho State L, D12 D15 Utah Cal State-Los Angeles W, L, Cal State-Northridge L, Cal State-Dominguez Hills W, J2 Western State # L, J3 Central Missouri State # L, Air Force! L, J8 J10 Adams Western State L, L, Fort Lewis L, J13 Regis! L, J17 Wyoming L, J19 Alaska-Fairbanks! W, J20 Alaska-Fairbanks! W, Metro State! W, J31 Denver! Air Force! L, L, F6 Colorado College W, F10 Metro State! W, F13 Denver! L, F16 Alaska-Anchorage! L, F17 Alaska-Anchorage! L, F20 Eastern Eastern Montana! L, L, Regis! W, # UNC Invitational (Greeley, Colo.)! Continental Divide Conference Game (16-12, 8-6 CDC) Adams State W, N24 Colorado Mesa State ^ W, W, N28 vs. Idaho State ^ L, D4 vs. Evangel (Mo.) & W, Central Missouri State & L, D8 North Dakota L, D13 Fort Lewis W, J2 J3 Southwest Baptist # Hastings (Neb.) # W, W, J5 Metro State! W, J8 Eastern Montana! W, (OT) J9 Eastern Montana! L, Wyoming L, Regis! W, J16 Colorado State L, J19 Denver! Air Force! W, W, Metro State! W, F2 Regis! W, Alaska-Fairbanks! L, Alaska-Fairbanks! L, Alaska-Anchorage! L, F9 Colorado College L, W, F16 Denver! W, Air Force! L, M4 Mankato State L, ^ Mesa State Tournament (Grand Junction, Colo.) & Central Missouri State Tournament (Warrensburg, Mo.) # UNC Classic (Greeley, Colo.)! Continental Divide Conference Game (19-9, 9-5 CDC) N19 Colorado Mines W, N23 Nebraska-Omaha W, Southern Colorado W, Mesa State W, D5 D8 Washburn Mesa State L, (OT) W, Fort Lewis W, D11 Adams State W, Wyoming W, J3 Metro State! W, Eastern Montana! L, Eastern Montana! W, J10 J13 Doane (Neb.) W, L, Air Force! W, (OT) J21 Portland State W, Metro State! W, J27 Denver! W, 79-76

40 40 F3 Alaska-Fairbanks! L, (OT) F4 Alaska-Anchorage! W, F7 Air Force! W, Colorado State L, F10 Alaska-Anchorage! W, L, Regis! L, Denver! L, St. Cloud State L, Mankato State W, 68-50! Continental Divide Conference Game (13-15, 6-12 NCC) Denver W, N20 Doane (Neb.) L, Regis W, N24 vs. Western State & W, Mesa State & W, Adams State W, D5 D9 Air Force L, W, D12 Denver W, Wyoming L, J5 Augustana * W, J6 South Dakota State * L, Nebraska-Omaha * W, (OT) Mankato State * L, J13 St. Cloud State * Morningside * L, L, J20 South Dakota * W, North Dakota State * L, North Dakota * L, Augustana * L, South Dakota State * L, F9 F10 Mankato State * St. Cloud State * W, L, Morningside * W, (OT) South Dakota * L, F23 North Dakota State * L, F24 North Dakota * L, M3 Nebraska-Omaha * W, & Mesa State Tournament (Grand Junction, Colo.) * North Central Conference Game (10-18, 3-15 NCC) N20 Regis W, Washburn & L, N24 vs. Missouri Western & W, N28 Denver W, N30 Southern Colorado # vs. Colorado-Colo. Springs # L, W, Regis W, D8 Air Force L, Denver W, D31 Abilene Christian W, J5 Nebraska-Omaha * W, J11 Augustana * L J12 J18 South Dakota State St. Cloud State * L, L, Mankato State * L, J25 South Dakota * L, J26 Morningside * W, North Dakota * L, North Dakota State * L, F8 South Dakota State Augustana * L, L, F15 Mankato State * W, F16 St. Cloud State * L, Morningside * L, South Dakota * L, Nebraska-Omaha * L, M1 North Dakota State * L, M2 North Dakota * L, & Washburn Tournament (Topeka, Kan.) # Al Kaly Tournament (Pueblo, Colo.) * North Central Conference Game (2-26, 1-17 NCC) Wyoming L, N26 N30 Denver Southern Colorado L, L, Regis L, West Texas State # L, D6 vs. Mississippi College # W, D7 vs. Bemidji State # L, Air Force L, Colorado State L, D17 J4 Nebraska-Omaha * L, L, Augustana * L, South Dakota State * L, J17 St. Cloud State * L, (OT) J18 Mankato State * L, South Dakota * L, J25 Morningside * North Dakota * L, L, F1 North Dakota State * L, F7 South Dakota State * L, F8 Augustana * L, Mankato State * L, St. Cloud State * W, F21 Morningside * L, F22 F28 South Dakota North Dakota State * L, L, North Dakota * L, M7 Nebraska-Omaha * L, # West Texas State Tournament (Canyon, Texas) * North Central Conference Game Gary Schwartz Career at UNC (.556) - 5 years Year W L Pct (9-18, 6-12 NCC) N21 Air Force L, N24 Denver Regis L, L, (OT) Colorado State L, Colorado # W, D5 vs. Mesa State # W, Metro State L, South Dakota State * L, J3 Augustana * Southern Colorado L, W, Nebraska-Omaha * W, J15 North Dakota * L, J16 North Dakota State * L, South Dakota * L, Morningside * L, J29 St. Cloud State * W, J30 F2 Mankato State * Denver W, L, F6 Nebraska-Omaha * W, North Dakota State * L, North Dakota * L, F19 Morningside * L, F20 South Dakota * L, F26 Mankato State St. Cloud State * L, W, M5 South Dakota State * W, M6 Augustana * L, # Al Kaly Tournament (Pueblo, Colo.) * North Central Conference Game (13-14, 7-11 NCC) N23 Regis Chadron State L, W, Air Force W, D11 Denver L, D13 Metro State W, D15 Cal Poly Pomona W, Wyoming L, D30 Mesa State Augustana * W, L, J3 South Dakota State * L, J8 Nebraska-Omaha * W, J11 Colorado Mines W, North Dakota * L, North Dakota State * L, J21 South Dakota * W, J22 J28 Morningside St. Cloud State * W, W, Mankato State * L, Nebraska-Omaha * W, F11 North Dakota State * L, F12 North Dakota * L, Morningside * L, F19 South Dakota * Mankato State * L, W, All-Time Results F26 St. Cloud State * W, M4 South Dakota State Augustana * L, L, * North Central Conference Game (17-10, 9-9 NCC) Denver W, N20 Mesa State W, N23 Regis W, N29 D2 Air Force vs. Cameron # W, W, Southern Colorado # W, Metro State W, D16 Southern Colorado W, D30 St. Cloud State * W, D31 Mankato State * W, J6 Augustana South Dakota State * L, L, Nebraska-Omaha * L, (OT) J20 North Dakota * L, J21 North Dakota State * L, South Dakota * W, Morningside * L, F3 South Dakota State * W, F4 F11 Augustana * Nebraska-Omaha * W, W, North Dakota State * L, North Dakota * L, F24 Morningside * W, F25 South Dakota * W, Mankato State * W, M4 St. Cloud State * Minnesota-Duluth $ L, L, # Al Kaly Tournament (Pueblo, Colo.) $ NCAA D-II North Central Regional (Greeley, Colo.) * North Central Conference Game (16-11, 8-10 NCC) N21 Southern Colorado W, N24 N25 vs. Nebraska-Kearney Colorado-Colorado Springs & W, W, Air Force W, D1 vs. Western New Mexico # W, Southern Colorado # W, D16 Metro State W, St. Cloud State * L, D30 Mankato State * Augustana * L, W, J6 South Dakota State * L, J13 Nebraska-Omaha * W, North Dakota * L, North Dakota State * L, J23 Colorado Mines W, J26 South Dakota * W, J27 F2 Morningside South Dakota State * W, L, Augustana * L, Nebraska-Omaha * L, F16 North Dakota State * L, F17 North Dakota * L, Morningside * W, F24 South Dakota * Mankato State * W, W, M2 St. Cloud State * W, M7 vs. Minnesota-Duluth $ L, & Pikes Peak Classic (Colorado Springs, Colo.) # Al Kaly Tournament (Pueblo, Colo.) $ NCAA D-II North Central Regional (Fargo, N.D.) * North Central Conference Game (19-8, 12-6 NCC) N15 vs. Mesa State & W, Metro State & L, N22 Colorado Mines W, N26 Southern Colorado W, N29 vs. Eastern New Mexico ^ W, N30 D3 vs. Northwood (Mich.) ^ Colorado Christian W, W, D21 Michigan Tech W, South Dakota * W, Morningside * W, J3 St. Cloud State * W, J4 Mankato State * W, Augustana * L, J11 South Dakota State Nebraska-Omaha * L, W, J24 North Dakota * W, J25 North Dakota State * L, Mankato State * W, St. Cloud State * W, F7 South Dakota State * W, F8 F15 Augustana * Nebraska-Omaha * L, W, 82-66

41 All-Time Results 41 North Dakota State * L, North Dakota * L, F28 M1 Morningside * South Dakota * W, W, M7 vs. Nebraska-Kearney $ L, & Metro State Classic (Denver, Colo.) ^ Colorado Christian Classic (Lakewood, Colo.) NCAA D-II North Central Regional (Fargo, N.D.) * North Central Conference Game Greg Bruce Career at UNC (.674) - 3 years Year W L Pct (21-8, 12-6 NCC) N21 Barry W, N22 Colorado-Colorado Springs W, N28 vs. Western State & W, N29 N30 vs. Adams State Mesa State & W, L, D3 Denver W, D16 Metro State W, D20 South Dakota * W, D21 Morningside * W, Denver W, St. Cloud State * W, Mankato State * W, J5 Norwich W, J9 J10 Augustana * South Dakota State * W, W, J17 Nebraska-Omaha * W, North Dakota * L, North Dakota State * L, J30 Mankato State * W, J31 St. Cloud State * W, F6 South Dakota State Augustana * L, L, Nebraska-Omaha * W, F20 North Dakota State * W, F21 North Dakota * L, Morningside * W, South Dakota * L, M6 vs. Metro State $ W, North Dakota $ L, & Metro State Tournament (Denver, Colo.) $ NCAA D-II North Central Regional (Grand Forks, N.D.) * North Central Conference Game (17-11, 11-7 NCC) N13 vs. New Mexico Highlands & W, N14 Metro State & Fort Hays State W, W, N21 Colorado Mines W, N27 vs. Emporia State # L, Grand Canyon # W, Alaska-Anchorage L, Alaska-Fairbanks L, Alaska-Fairbanks L, D12 D19 Montana North Dakota * W, L, North Dakota State * L, J2 South Dakota * W, J3 Morningside * W, St. Cloud State * W, Minnesota State * W, J15 J16 Augustana * South Dakota State * L, W, J23 Nebraska-Omaha * W, Morningside * W, South Dakota * W, F5 Minnesota State * W, F6 St. Cloud State * W, South Dakota State * L, F13 Augustana Nebraska-Omaha * L, W, F26 North Dakota State * L, F27 North Dakota * L, & Metro State Invitational (Denver, Colo.) # Grand * North Canyon Central Invitational Conference (Phoenix, GameAriz.) (20-9, 12-6 NCC) Regis L, N27 Fort Hays Colorado Mines W, W, D3 Metro State L, D4 Mesa State W, D11 Eastern New Mexico W, D19 vs. Central Arkansas # W, D20 vs. Montana State-Billings # W, D21 J2 vs. Carnegie Mellon # North Dakota * W, W, J3 North Dakota State * L, (2OT) South Dakota * L, Morningside * W, J14 St. Cloud State * W, J15 Minnesota State * W, Augustana * L, J22 South Dakota State Nebraska-Omaha * W, W, F4 Morningside * W, F5 South Dakota * W, Minnesota State * W, St. Cloud State * W, F18 South Dakota State * W, F19 F26 Augustana * Nebraska-Omaha * L, W, North Dakota State * L, North Dakota * L, M10 vs. Nebraska-Kearney $ W, M11 vs. North Dakota $ L, # Bahamas Sunshine Shootout (Nassau, Bahamas) $ NCAA D-II North Central Regional (Fargo, N.D.) * North Central Conference Game Erica Ledy Career at UNC (.444) - 1 year Year W L Pct (12-15, 7-11 NCC) N21 Colorado-Colorado Springs W, N24 vs. Colorado Mines ^ W, (OT) N25 Colorado Christian Metro State W, W, D2 Wayne State (Neb.) L, D5 Regis W, D9 Nebraska-Omaha * W, D19 vs. Southern Indiana # L, D20 vs. Ferris State # L, D29 North Dakota State * L, D30 J5 North Dakota South Dakota * L, L, Morningside * W, J12 St. Cloud State * L, J13 Minnesota State, Mankato * W, Augustana * L, South Dakota State * L, J26 North Dakota North Dakota State * L, L, F2 Morningside * W, F3 South Dakota * L, Minnesota State, Mankato * L, St. Cloud State * L, F16 South Dakota State * W, F17 Augustana * W, F24 F27 Nebraska-Omaha Augustana $ W, L, ^ Colorado Christian Tournament (Lakewood, Colo.) # Disney Classic (Orlando, Fla.) $ NCC Tournament (Sioux Falls, S.D.) * North Central Conference Game Ron Vlasin Career at UNC (.473) - 2 years Year W L Pct (14-13, 10-8 NCC) N16 vs. Adams State & L, Southern Colorado & L, N20 N23 Western State vs. Colorado Mines ^ W, L, Colorado Christian ^ W, N30 Metro State W, Regis L, D8 Nebraska-Omaha * W, Adams State W, D29 North Dakota North Dakota State * L, L, J4 South Dakota * W, J5 Morningside * W, St. Cloud State * W, Minnesota State, Mankato * L, J18 Augustana * W, J19 South Dakota State * L, J25 J26 North Dakota State * North Dakota * W, L, Morningside * W, South Dakota * L, F8 Minnesota State, Mankato * W, F9 St. Cloud State * W, South Dakota State * L, F16 Augustana Nebraska-Omaha * W, L, North Dakota State $ L, & Southern Colorado Classic (Pueblo, Colo.) ^ Colorado Christian Classic (Lakewood, Colo.) $ NCAA D-II North Central Regional (Fargo, N.D.) * North Central Conference Game (12-16, 5-11 NCC) N23 Adams State (in Eaton, Colo.) W, N26 Colorado-Colorado Springs W, N29 vs. Colorado Mines ^ W, Colorado Christian ^ L, D5 Mesa State L, Metro State W, D11 D17 Colorado Western State L, W, D19 Regis W, D27 vs. New Mexico Highlands & W, Southern Colorado & L, J2 St. Cloud State * W, (OT) J4 North Dakota State * L, J9 Nebraska-Omaha * W, J11 J16 South Dakota Augustana * L, L, J18 Minnesota State, Mankato * W, Nebraska-Omaha * L, North Dakota * L, North Dakota State * L, South Dakota * L, F13 F15 South Dakota State * Augustana * L, W, St. Cloud State * W, F22 North Dakota * L, Minnesota State, Mankato * L, South Dakota State * L, North Dakota $ L, ^ Colorado Christian Classic (Lakewood, Colo.) & Holiday Inn/Chuck Stephens Classic (Pueblo, Colo.) $ NCC Tournament (Grand Forks, N.D.) * North Central Conference Game

42 42 All-Time Playoffs UNC in the NCAA Playoffs Appearances: 5 First Appearance: 3/7/95 Last Appearance: 3/11/99 Playoff Record: 2-5 Minnesota-Duluth 77, UNC 72 March 7, Greeley, Colo. Minnesota-Duluth 65, UNC 60 March 7, Fargo, N.D. Nebraska-Kearney 82, UNC 76 March 7, Fargo, N.D. UNC 74, Metro State 64 March 6, Grand Forks, N.D. North Dakota 96, UNC 68 March 7, Grand Forks, N.D. UNC 81, Nebraska-Kearney 79 March 10, Fargo, N.D. North Dakota 82, UNC 67 March 11, Fargo, N.D. Totals Totals Miscellaneous UNC Records All-Time Record: (.518) Home: (.601) Road: (.372) Neutral: (.509) North Central Conference: Intermountain Athletic Conference: Continental Divide Conference: Longest Winning Streak: 11 ( ) Longest Losing Streak: 16 ( ) Longest Home Winning Streak: 16 (96-98) Longest Home Losing Streak: 17 (90-93) Longest Road Winning Streak: 6 (83-84 & 88-90) Longest Road Losing Streak: 20 (90-91/91-92) NCAA Division II Tournament: 2-5 AIAW Tournament: 1-1 NCC Tournament: 1-7 Games in a Season: 29 ( ) Most Wins in a Season: 21 ( ) Most Home Wins in a Season: 13 ( ) Most Road Wins in a Season: 9 ( ) Most Loses in a Season: 26 ( ) Most Home Loses in a Season: 12 ( ) Most Road Loses in a Season: 13 ( ) Fewest Pts. Scored in Win: 52 vs. Boise St. (Dec. 13, 1975) Fewest Points Allowed: 25 vs. Metro St. (1/21/82) All-Time Record in Overtime Games: 6-10 * Records besides All-Time Record are since season. Records are incomplete from Missy McVoy s 27 points and grabbed seven rebounds to help UNC to a victory over Metro State on Mar. 6, 1998 in Grand Forks, N.D. in their only NCAA Playoff victory in school history. McVoy connected on 5-7 three-pointers in the win over the Roadrunners. She also led UNC with 15 points in the next round of the playoffs, but the Bears fell to North Dakota in the regional semifinal. McVoy s 1,141 career points ranks her seventh on the UNC all-time list.

43 All-Time Series 43 Abilene Christian (Texas) Adams State Air Force Academy Alaska-Anchorage Alaska-Fairbanks Angelo State (Texas) Arizona Arizona State Augustana (S. D.) Barry Bemidji State (Minn.) Biola (Calif.) Boise State Brigham Young Cal Poly Pomona Cal State-Dominguez Hills Cal State-Hayward Cal State-Los Angeles Cal State-Northridge Cal State-Riverside Cameron (Okla.) Carnegie Mellon Central (Iowa) Central Arkansas Central Missouri State Chadron State (Neb.) Chapman (Calif.) Colorado Colorado Christian Colorado College Colorado-Colorado Springs Colorado Mines Colorado State Colorado State-Pueblo Colorado Women s College Creighton Denver Doane (Neb.) Eastern New Mexico Emporia State Evangel (Mo.) Ferris State Florida International Fort Hays State Fort Lewis (Colo.) Grand Canyon Hastings (Neb.) Howard Payne (Texas) Idaho State Illinois State James Madison Johnson & Wales Mary Hardin-Baylor (Texas) Mesa State Metro State Michigan Tech Midland Lutheran (Neb.) Minnesota-Duluth Minnesota State-Mankato Mississippi College Missouri Western Montana State Montana State-Billings Montana Tech Morningside (Iowa) Mount Marty (S.D.) Nebraska Nebraska-Kearney Nebraska-Omaha Nevada-Las Vegas New Mexico New Mexico State New Mexico Highlands New York Tech North Dakota North Dakota State North Texas Northern Arizona Northwood (Mich.) Oakland (Mich.) Ozarks (Ark.) Pace (N.Y.) Portland State Regis (Colo.) St. Cloud State St. Francis (Ill.) St. Mary s of the Plains (Kan.) San Diego State Slippery Rock Sonoma State (Calif.) South Dakota South Dakota State Southern Baptist (Ark.) Southern California College Southern Indiana Southern Utah Southwest Missouri State Southwest Texas State Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Texas-El Paso Texas-Pan American Texas Tech Utah Utah State Utah Valley State Washburn (Kan.) Wayne State (Neb.) Weber State West Texas A&M Western New Mexico Western State Wyoming Opponents in Bold

44 44 Butler-Hancock Hall Top 10 Butler-Hancock Hall Crowds 1. 1,107 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (Feb. 26, 2000) 2. 1,046 vs. Colorado (Jan. 27, 1978) 3. 1,003 vs. UNLV (Jan. 10, 1976) vs. UC-Colorado Springs (Nov. 26, 2002) vs. North Dakota (Jan. 24, 1997) vs. Arizona State (Feb. 6, 1976) 823 vs. Northern Arizona (Feb. 5, 1976) vs. Colorado Mines (Nov. 21, 1998) vs. North Dakota (Feb. 22, 2002) vs. Western State (Jan. 17, 1976) Located on UNC s west campus, Butler-Hancock Hall serves as The Home of the Bears. Named for longtime UNC coaches Pete Butler and John Hancock, Butler-Hancock Hall opened its doors February 4, 1975 with a basketball doubleheader. The UNC women played Wyoming, while the men played host to Air Force. With a seating capacity of 4,500 fans, Butler-Hancock Hall has been the site of numerous memorable events. UNC has played host to regional volleyball tournaments in 1981, 1989, 1990 and 2002, a regional men s basketball tournament in 1989 and a regional women s basketball game in Butler-Hancock Hall was also the site of the 1992, 1996 and 2001 NCAA Division II National Wrestling Championships. In the summer of 2002, Butler-Hancock hosted a men s olympic volleyball exhibition match between the United States and Korean national teams. The Harlem Globetrotters have also played inside Butler-Hancock. The UNC women s basketball team has hosted several tournaments in the building including the 1980 North Central Conference Tournament, the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Region 7 National Tournament in 1983 and the NCAA Division II North Central Regional in The Bears also hosted the UNC Invitational from through the seasons. During the season, the Bears had a 7-3 record in the Intermountain Athletic Conference and hosted the Air Force Academy in that AIAW Tournament game. The Bears bested the Falcons before traveling to Colorado Springs and falling to Colorado College in the regional final. During the season, UNC had a 17-9 overall record, qualified for the NCAA Division II Playoffs for the first time ever and hosted Minnesota-Duluth in a regional game on March 7. The Bears trailed by 11 at halftime and despite a school-record 37 points from Kelly Gallagher, fell Year Record Pct # $ Year Record Pct % ^.538 Total # Includes two games from NCC Tournament. $ Includes one AIAW Region 7 Tournament game. % Includes one NCAA Division I Regional Tournament game. A crowd shot of Butler-Hancock Hall from the early 1990 s. ^ Does not include game played at Eaton High School.

45 Photo Roster 45 Kendra Lambrecht 510 Linda LaMar G 5 8 Fr. G 5 7 Jr. Colorado Springs, Colo. Eaton, Colo. (Palmer) (Dayspring) 512 Erika Johnson G 5 8 Jr. Prince George, B.C. (North Idaho J.C.) 514 Erin Robben G 5 6 Fr. Walden, Colo. (North Park 520 Jena Fosdick G 5 10 Fr. Lincoln, Neb. (Lincoln East) 22 Bailey Dillon G 5 5 Fr. Sterling, Colo. (Sterling) 523 Kayla Flavin G 5 7 Jr. Sanford, Colo. (Sanford) 524 Heather Barbour F 6 0 Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Arapahoe) 525 Melanie Drangmeister G 5 11 Fr. Albuquerque, N.M. (Cibola) 530 Cindy McCarroll F 5 10 So. LaJara, Colo. (Centauri) 532 Danielle Hagen C 6 1 Fr. Sidney, Mont. (Sidney) 533 Amber Elliott G 5 8 Sr. Sugar City, Colo. (Otero J.C.) 540 Carrie Frazier 542 Lora Doe F 5 11 Jr. San Jacinto, Calif. (Mt. San Jacinto J.C.) C 6 2 So.-RS LaJunta, Colo. (Northeast C.C.) 544 Gail Gagne F 5 10 So.-RS Bloomington, Minn. (Cretin-Derham Hall) 50 Nicole Ford C 6 2 Fr.-RS Sioux Falls, S.D. (Lincoln) Stacey Belohlavek Ron Vlasin Molly Marrin G 5 9 Fr. Head Coach Assistant Coach Mandan, N.D. Third Season First Season (Mandan) University of Northern Colorado Women s Basketball Jerry Ratliff Assistant Coach Third Season