Wisconsin Women s Basketball Fact Book

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1 Wisconsin Women s Basketball Fact Book Table of Contents Head Coach Lisa Stone... 2 Assistant Coaches... 5 Support Staff... 7 Meet the Badgers... 8 Honor Roll All-Time Scoring Leaders ,000-Plus Point Scorers Wisconsin s Most Valuable Players Academic Honorees Single Game Records Season Records Year-by-Year Statistics Overtime Games Year-by-Year Leaders Double-Doubles The Last Time UW Career Records Freshman Records Wisconsin vs. Ranked Opponents Century Games Wisconsin in the Polls Kohl Center Records UW Field House Records Attendance Record vs. Opponents Opponents Year-by-Year Results UW Coaching Records All-time Letterwinners Letterwinners by Number Wisconsin s Tournament History All-Time Big Ten Results Big Ten Tournament History Big Ten Tournament Records Returnees Post-season Statistics All-Time Postseason Leaders Post-Season Results Wisconsin in the NCAA Tournament Wisconsin in the WNIT Big Ten Composite in Review Follow the Badgers Media Information

2 Head Coach Lisa Stone A Wisconsin native from nearby Oregon, Lisa Stone has led the Badgers to three straight winning seasons and three-straight postseason appearances. A proven winner in four different programs, Stone s 24-year career collegiate record of (.688) ranks among the top 30 in overall winning percentage among active Division I coaches. In , Wisconsin advanced to the Sweet 16 of the WNIT and reached the semifinals of the Big Ten Conference Tournament for only the second time in program history. The Badgers were last season, the second-most wins under Stone. The team was 16-14, losing in the second round of the WNIT The Lisa Stone File tournament. The Badgers 9-9 Big Ten mark was the most league wins since going 12-4 in A program record 23 wins highlighted the season. The Badgers posted a 4-1 record as the runner-up WNIT champions, losing at Wyoming, 72-56, in the title game. Stone faced a major refurbishing project when she took over at UW in She had the first losing season of her career in , as she took a team that finished 7-21 in 2003, to a record in Armed with five new recruits, an insatiable energy and the desire to succeed, her second season with the Badgers showed a team that improved by leaps and bounds. The Badgers had more wins and better statistics across the board while finishing with a mark, including their first win at the Big Ten tournament since The team suffered through an injury-laden season to an record, but in , the Badgers improved to tie for fifth in the Big Ten and posted the first winning season since Just as important to Stone as a winning record is having studentathletes who are accomplished in the classroom. Stone s Badger team had the third-best fall grade point average of all 23 Badger teams with a GPA of Her team had a cumulative GPA of 3.09 and six upperclassmen were named Academic All-Big Ten. Twenty individuals have garnered 36 Academic All-Big Ten honors during her sixyear tenure at Wisconsin. Sophomore Alyssa Karel also earned ESPN The Hometown: Oregon, Wis. Family: Husband Ed, a certified public accountant; daughter Allison (17) and son Tyler (14) Education: Bachelor s degree in physical education, Iowa, 1984; Master s degree in athletic administration, Iowa 1986 Coaching Experience: Head Coach, University of Wisconsin, 2003 present; Head Coach, Drake University, ; Head Coach, UW-Eau Claire, ; Head Coach, Cornell (Iowa) College, Playing Experience: Four-year letterwinner in basketball, tennis and track at Oregon (Wis.) High School ( ), led the Panthers to two state basketball tournament appearances; first-team all-state as a senior; four-year letterwinner in basketball at the University of Iowa ( ), four-year starter, three-time team captain, two-time team MVP, earned the Big Ten Medal of Honor for athletic and academic excellence Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District honors in 2008, becoming just the third UW player to be honored. Stone came to Wisconsin from Drake University, where she served as head coach three years, taking the Bulldogs to the 2002 NCAA Sweet 16. At Drake, Stone s 2001 team ranked sixth nationally and her 2002 team ranked 15th nationally in the Women s Basketball Coaches Association s Academic Top 25. Stone s basketball record at Drake was also successful, posting a (.703) record in three years. With a 25-8 record, her 2002 team had the best record and the highest national ranking (20th) at the school in 20 years. Drake was 23-7 in Stone s first season before bowing out in the first round of the NCAA tournament. She was recognized for her coaching success in 2002 with an invitation to join Team USA as an assistant coach. Team USA won the gold medal at the 2002 World Championships Qualifying Tournament in Ribeirao Preto, Brazil. Prior to Drake, Stone built one of the top NCAA Division III programs in the nation at UW Eau Claire. The two-time national coach of the year and five-time Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference coach of the year, took a program that had only one winning season in its history and guided 11 teams to 20-win seasons and appearances in the NCAA Division III tournament. She compiled a (.824) record in her 12 seasons, which ranks second all-time for most wins in the league s history. UW Eau Claire completed its best season in , winning its first 28 games before falling in the Division III NCAA Sweet 16 to the eventual national champion. Stone began her coaching career at Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa, where she had a record in three years as head coach from At 23, she was the youngest four-year college coach in the nation when she led the Rams to three consecutive Southern Division titles in the Midwest Conference. As a player, Stone (then Anderson) earned four letters each in tennis, basketball and track during her high school career. She led the Oregon Panthers to the Wisconsin state basketball tournament in 1979 and 1980, 2

3 Stone s Career Highlights Career Record: in 24 years (.688) Ranks among the top-30 active Division I coaches in winning percentage (.695) Follows former Wisconsin men s basketball coach Dick Bennett and current coach Bo Ryan as coaches who learned their trade in the Division III Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) At Wisconsin, recorded the most wins in a season (23) and most home wins (17) in Badger history in UW s Jolene Anderson set the all-time scoring record (for men and women) at Wisconsin with 2,312 points. Anderson was also the 2008 Big Ten Player of the Year. Anderson earned four gold medals with USA Basketball teams ( ) and was drafted No. 23 by the Connecticut Sun in the 2008 WNBA draft At Drake, was the first rookie coach to be named Missouri Valley Coach of the Year (2001) and the winningest first year coach in MVC history with a 23-7 record Served as an assistant coach for the USA Basketball team which won the gold medal in the 2002 World Championships Qualifying Tournament in Ribeirao Preto, Brazil Built UW-Eau Claire into one of the top NCAA Division III programs in the nation, compiling a (.824) record in 12 seasons; Stone s UW-Eau Claire record ranks No. 1 all-time among WIAC women s basketball coaches Inducted into the UW-Eau Claire Athletics Hall of Fame in fall of 2006 Clinician for Baden National Coaches Clinic in 2005 earning first-team all-state honors as a senior and second-team recognition as a junior. She played at the University of Iowa from , where she earned her bachelor s degree in physical education in She added a master s degree in athletic administration from Iowa in At Iowa, Stone was a four-year standout at point guard, scoring 1,129 points, which ranks 22nd in Iowa history. She also ranks ninth in assists (322) and tied for ninth in steals (177). Three times Stone served as Iowa s captain and twice was the Hawkeyes MVP. She won the 1984 Big Ten Medal of Honor, recognizing her as one of the top scholar-athletes in the conference. Stone and her husband Ed, a certified public accountant, are the parents of Allison (17) and Tyler (14). Stone s Coaching Record Year University Record Pct. Conference Post-Season Cornell College (Iowa) (.500) NA Cornell College (Iowa) (.545) NA Cornell College (Iowa) (.500) NA 3 years (.515) UW-Eau Claire 24-4 (.857) 13-3 (2nd) NCAA Elite Eight (2-1) UW-Eau Claire 21-6 (.777) 14-2 (1st) NCAA Regional (1-1) UW-Eau Claire (.600) 9-7 (4th) UW-Eau Claire 23-5 (.821) 13-3 (T1st) NCAA Elite Eight (2-1) UW-Eau Claire 22-4 (.846) 14-2 (1st) NCAA Sweet Sixteen (1-1) UW-Eau Claire 23-6 (.793) 13-3 (T2nd) NCAA Final Four (4-1) UW-Eau Claire 24-5 (.828) 14-2 (T1st) NCAA Elite Eight (3-1) UW-Eau Claire 25-4 (.862) 14-2 (2nd) NCAA Elite Eight (3-1) UW-Eau Claire 27-4 (.871) 14-2 (T1st) NCAA Championship Game (5-1); WIAC Tourney Champ UW-Eau Claire 22-5 (.815) 12-4 (2nd) NCAA Regional (1-1) UW-Eau Claire 23-5 (.821) 13-3 (2nd) NCAA Regional (1-1) UW-Eau Claire 28-1 (.966) 16-0 (1st) NCAA Sweet Sixteen (1-1); WIAC Tourney Champ 12 years (.824) (.828) NCAA Record (.686) Drake University 23-7 (.766) 16-2 (1st) NCAA First Round (0-1); MVC Tourney Runner-up Drake University 25-8 (.757) 15-3 (2nd) NCAA Sweet Sixteen (2-1); MVC Tourney Runner-up Drake University (.571) 11-7 (T4th) 3 years (.703) (.778) NCAA Record 2-2 (.500) University of Wisconsin (.371) 4-12 (T8th) University of Wisconsin (.429) 5-11 (8th) University of Wisconsin (.407) 5-11 (9th) University of Wisconsin (.638) 7-9 (T5th) WNIT Runner-up (4-1) University of Wisconsin (.533) 9-9 (7th) WNIT 2nd Round (0-1) University of Wisconsin (.588) 6-12 (T7th) WNIT Sweet 16 (1-1) 6 years (.497) (.360) 24 years Career Record (.688) 3

4 Stone s Honors and Team Recognitions Coach of the Year 2001 Women s Basketball Coaches Association All-Star Coach and Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year 2000 Women s Division III News National Coach of the Year and Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) Coach of the Year 1997 WBCA Division III National Coach of the Year WBCA District VII and WIAC Coach of the Year 1995 WIAC Coach of the Year 1993 WIAC Coach of the Year 1992 Women s Basketball Coaches Association District VI Coach of the Year 1990 WIAC Coach of the Year 1989 WIAC Coach of the Year National Recognition Individuals USA Basketball U21 Team Jolene Anderson, Wisconsin 2007 USA Basketball U20 Team Jolene Anderson, Wisconsin 2006 USA Basketball U19 Team Jolene Anderson, Wisconsin 2005 Kodak All-Americans (District IV) Jolene Anderson, Wisconsin 2007 and 2008 Carla Bennett, Drake 2001 Women s Professional Basketball Teams Jolene Anderson, Wisconsin (Connecticut Sun, 2008) Carla Bennett, Drake (Minnesota Lynx, 2003) National Recognition Team 2009 WNIT Sweet 16: WNIT Championship 2nd Round: WNIT Championship Finals: NCAA Division I Tournament Sweet 16: 2-1 1st Round: Drake 87, Syracuse 69 2nd Round: Drake 76, Baylor 72 Regional: South Carolina 79, Drake 65 (Raleigh, N.C.) 2001 NCAA Division I Tournament 1st Round: 0-1 1st Round: Villanova 66, Drake NCAA Division III Tournament Sweet Sixteen: NCAA Division III Tournament Regional: NCAA Division III Tournament Regional: NCAA Division III Championship Game: NCAA Division III Tournament Elite Eight: NCAA Division III Tournament Elite Eight: NCAA Division III Tournament Final Four: NCAA Division III Tournament Sweet Sixteen: NCAA Division III Tournament Elite Eight: NCAA Division III Tournament Regional: NCAA Division III Tournament Elite Eight: 2-1 Lisa Stone s Post-Season Records NCAA Division I Tournament Record is 2-2 (.500) in two appearances NCAA Division III Tournament Record is (.686) in 11 appearances WNIT National Invitational Tournament Record is 5-3 (.625) in three appearances USA Basketball Coaching 2002 USA National Team at World Championships for Young Women Qualifying Tournament in Ribeirao Preto, Brazil. Stone was assistant coach for the gold medalists. All-Big Ten 2009 Alyssa Karel, Honorable Mention 2008 Jolene Anderson, First Team Janese Banks, Honorable Mention 2007 Jolene Anderson, First Team Janese Banks, Honorable Mention 2006 Jolene Anderson, Second Team Janese Banks, Honorable Mention 2005 Jolene Anderson, Third Team Big Ten Freshman of the Year 2005 Jolene Anderson Big Ten All-Freshman Team 2008 Lin Zastrow 2005 Jolene Anderson Academic All-Big Ten 2009 Caitlin Gibson, Teah Gant, Tara Steinbauer, Alana Trotter, Lin Zastrow 2008 Janese Banks, Caitlin Gibson, Annie Crangle, Rae Lin D Alie, Teah Gant, Brittany Heins, Sarah Ingison 2007 Janese Banks, Caitlin Gibson 2006 Kjersten Bakke, Janese Banks, Annie Nelson, Shari Welton, Jordan Wilson 2005 Kjersten Bakke, Ebba Gebisa, Annie Nelson, Jordan Wilson 2004 Emily Ashbaugh, Ebba Gebisa, Margaret Gilmartin, Annie Nelson, Erin Olson, Abby Simmons, Jordan Wilson 4

5 Assistant Coaches Ty Margenthaler became an assistant at Wisconsin in July, 2006, after six years with the women s basketball program at Bradley University. He is responsible for recruiting and is the post coach for the Badgers. In 2008, Margenthaler aided Lin Zastrow to a spot on the Big Ten All- Freshman team. At Bradley, Margenthaler developed a pair of Braves centers into Missouri Valley All-Conference players. Dena Williams (2002) and Ashley Chelleen (2003) both earned spots on the Valley s All-Freshman squad. Williams earned first-team All-Missouri Valley honor, leading the team in scoring, rebounding and blocked shots. Williams later signed a contract to play professionally in Europe. Margenthaler also served as the camp coordinator and assisted with scouting duties for the Braves. With both a father and brother in coaching, Margenthaler grew up around basketball. His father Jack spent 15 years at Western Illinois and recently retired from coaching after sitting at the end of the SIU Edwardsville bench for 11 seasons. Ty s brother, Matt, was a member of the South Dakota State coaching staff for six seasons and is entering his seventh year as head coach at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Margenthaler s playing experience includes two years at Indian Hills Community College ( ) before joining his father at SIU-Edwardsville for his final two collegiate seasons, where he averaged more than 10 points per game and started every contest. He earned his degree in physical education/kinesiology from SIU- Edwardsville in A native of Macomb, Ill., where he earned all-state basketball honors as a senior, Margenthaler coached for two years at SIU- Edwardsville, where he helped lead the Cougars to a 19-9 record and the NCAA Division II Tournament in He served as a high school coach at Roxana (Ill.) High School from , earning Alton Telegraph Coach of the Year honors after leading his team to the South Central Conference title and regional championship. Margenthaler and his wife, Julie, have two children, Brice (9) and Nate (6). The Ty Margenthaler File Hometown: Macomb, Ill. Coaching Career: University of Wisconsin, Assistant Coach, 2006 present; Bradley University, Assistant Coach, ; SIU- Edwardsville, Assistant Coach, ; Roxana (Ill.) High School Head Coach, Education: Bachelor s degree in physical education/kinesiology; SIU-Edwardsville, 1997 Playing Career: SIU-Edwardsville ( ); Indiana Hills Community College ( ) Kathi Bennett is in her second year as an assistant coach with the Badgers. Bennett, who is the daughter of former UW men s coach Dick Bennett and the sister of former UW assistant coach Tony Bennett, now the head coach at Virginia, has many coaching ties to the state and to the Big Ten Conference. Bennett battled against UW head coach Lisa Stone (who was then at UW-Eau Claire) as the head women s coach at UW-Oshkosh from , where she amassed a career record. Her teams made six NCAA tournament appearances, including two Division III Final Four appearances that resulted in the 1996 national championship (31-0 record) and a runner-up championship (28-3 record) finish in Bennett s seven-year ledger at UW-Oshkosh included a Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletics Conference (WIAC) coaching record, five WIAC titles, 17 All-WIAC first-team selections and two NCAA Division III All-America selections. In 1996, Bennett was recognized as the Coach of the Year in NCAA Division III by the Women s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). She moved to NCAA Division I, first taking the head job at the Evansville and later at Indiana, where her team won the Big Ten Tournament title in Her record at Evansville was 51-61, but she was in her last two years. She finished with a record in five years at Indiana. Her 2002 Indiana team was the lowest-seeded team (No. 5) to win the Big Ten tournament, upending top-seeded Purdue, 55-41, and second-seeded and regular season champion Penn State, 75-72, en route to the Big Ten crown and an NCAA tournament bid. During her tenure, the Hoosiers knocked off two top-10 teams, three top-15 teams and six top-25 teams. Bennett became the first coach in school history to defeat at least one nationally-ranked opponent in each of her first three seasons. Her 17-year career coaching mark was for a 62.8 winning percentage. While at Indiana, Bennett participated in two international coaching tours. She led the 2004 Big Ten Foreign Tour team to a perfect 4-0 record in Australia and she served as assistant coach for the 2003 Pan American Games team that won a silver medal. Bennett graduated from Stevens Point Area Senior High and played collegiate ball at UW-Stevens Point and later UW-Green Bay, where she earned a bachelor s degree in exercise science in The Kathi Bennett File Hometown: Stevens Point, Wis. Coaching Career: University of Wisconsin, Assistant Coach (2008 present); Indiana University, Head Coach ( ); University of Evansville, Head Coach ( ); UW-Oshkosh, Head Coach ( ); Teiyko Marycrest, Head Coach ( ) Education: Bachelor s degree in exercise science; UW-Green Bay, 1986 Playing Career: UW-Green Bay ( ); UW Stevens Point ( ) 5

6 Assistant Coaches Oties Epps is in his second season as an assistant at Wisconsin. Epps brings a tremendous basketball background and recruiting contacts to Wisconsin where he is responsible for recruiting, scouting and player development, primarily with the guards. As the top assistant for four years at Cleveland State, Epps aided the Vikings to their best season in 24 years. In 2008, the Vikings won their first Horizon League tournament title and received their first NCAA bid, losing to the eventual NCAA runner-up, Stanford. Cleveland State s 19 wins were the second most in school history and the record was the fifth-best turnaround in Division I in the nation last year. Epps helped coach first team all-conference performer Kailey Klein and the Horizon League defensive player of the year in Dominique Butler. Klein scored a school season record 654 points and was named the Horizon League Tournament MVP. A native of Highland Park, Mich., Epps assisted in signing four McDonald s All-America nominees and two players who were members of the Canadian Junior National team. Epps spent three years as an assistant men s coach at his alma mater, UW-Stout. Epps began his playing career at Mount Senario College located in Ladysmith, Wis., where he was a small college firstteam All-American, a first-team NAIA West region pick in and earned all-conference honors three times. He went on to earn his bachelor s degree in human development from UW-Stout in While a graduate student at UW-Stout, Epps served as an assistant coach on the men s basketball staff. He earned his master s degree in education in Epps and his wife Kelly have three daughters Makayla (12), Madison (5) and Aliah (3). The Oties Epps file Hometown: Highland Park, Mich. Coaching Career: University of Wisconsin, Assistant Coach, 2008 present; Cleveland State University, Assistant Coach, ; UW-Stout, Assistant Coach, Education: Master s degree in education, UW-Stout, 2006 Bachelor s degree in human development, UW-Stout, 2002 Playing Career: Mount Senario College, Ladysmith, Wis. ( ); UW-Stout, ( ) Stephanie Janke took over the Director of Operations position in 2006 after serving three years as an assistant coach for Lisa Stone at Wisconsin from As the director of operations, Janke is in charge of team travel, overseeing the budget, supervising public service activities, coordinating summer camps and training tables, and scheduling of day-today activities of the Badger program. A former Drake University standout player, Janke (then Schmitz) also was a student assistant for Stone at her alma mater in A 2003 graduate of Drake University, Janke was the feisty point guard who, in 2002, led Drake to its first NCAA Sweet 16 appearance in 20 years. The Fond du Lac, Wis., native completed her playing career ranked third in career assists with 546 for a 4.0 assists per game average. She was also fourth in steals with 220 and fifth in three-point field goals made with 135. A two-time first-team All-Missouri Valley Conference performer, Janke averaged 13.2 points and 4.6 assists as a senior while helping the Bulldogs to a final USA Today/ESPN ranking of No. 20. Janke, who scored a career-high 36 points in a semi-final round victory against Bradley in the 2002 MVC Tournament, was also invited to participate in the 2002 WNBA Draft Camp. Janke graduated from Drake with a degree in advertising in As the operations director, she is responsible for all budget and travel arrangements and also oversees the academic responsibilities with the team. Janke married Phil Janke, a pastor, in The Stephanie Janke File Hometown: Fond du Lac, Wis. Coaching Career: University of Wisconsin, Director of Operations, 2006-present; University of Wisconsin, Assistant Coach, ; Drake University, Student Assistant, Education: Bachelor s degree in advertising, Drake University, 2003 Playing Career: Drake University ( ) 6

7 Support Staff Associate Athletic Director Terry Gawlik Academic Advisor Toni O Keefe Academic Advisor Mary Weaver-Klees Athletic Training Holli Dietrick Communications Diane Nordstrom Communications Betsy Golomski Equipment Gary Poels Event Management Nancy Bee Marketing Adam Ahearn Strength & Conditioning Ray Eady Tickets Sam Kopling Videographer Aaron Van Lieshout 7

8 5-9 Sophomore Guard Lone Tree, Colo. Highlands Ranch High School Coach: Caryn Jarocki Boulder Rockies AAU Team AAU Coach: Kim Lalonde-Thompson 00 JADE DAVIS Of Note: Great 3-point range and defensive presence... led the team in free throw percent at 93.3 (14-of-15) as a freshman... first UW recruit signed from Colorado : played in 33 games and started one; earned her first start at Michigan State (Jan. 25)... had double-figure scoring in four games... tied her career high with 11 points vs. Northwestern (March 5) in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament; went 3-of-4 from 3-point range for career highs in makes and percentage... hit two free throws with 24 seconds left to seal the Badgers win over Michigan State (Feb. 22); scored a career-high 11 points vs. the Spartans, hitting 2-of-4 from 3-point range... scored 10 points against UCF (Nov. 28), hitting 4-of-5 from the field, including 2-of-3 from behind the arc... tallied 10 points vs. UW-Milwaukee (Dec. 2); added two rebounds, two assists and two steals vs. the Panthers, playing a career-high 32 minutes... led the team in free throw percent at 93.3 (14-of-15) AVERAGES Games played: 33 Minutes/game: 14.1 Points/game: 3.0 FG Pct: FG Pct: 41.2 FT Pct: 93.3 Rebounds/game: 0.9 Assists/game: 0.6 Turnovers/game: 1.0 Assist/TO ratio: 0.6 Steals/game: 0.5 Blocks/game: 0.1 had one block vs. Villanova (Nov. 27) and vs. Illinois (Jan. 18)... had two assists and two steals four times this season... averaged 3.0 points and 0.9 rebounds per game High School: Averaged 10 points, 2.7 rebounds, 2.8 steals and 4.4 assists per game as a senior... the Falcons won threestate Class 5A titles with team records of 24-3 in , 25-3 in and 25-3 in the 2008 team was ranked seventh in the nation by USA Today... earned Continenal League second-team honors two years, and league honorable mention honors as a sophomore... named to the Rocky Mountain News All-Colorado team... played in the 2008 Colorado All- Star game McDonald s All-America nominee... named Colorado Class 5A All-State honorable mention in four-year letter winner in basketball and cross country Personal: Parents are Marcus Davis and Debbie Phelps... has two siblings, Tiffany (28) and Jace (18)... major is undeclared CAREER HIGHS Points: 11 (2x; MR vs. Northwestern, ) Field Goals: 4 (4x: MR vs. Northwestern, ) Field Goal Att.: 9 vs. Michigan, Field Goal %:.800 (4-5), (2x; MR vs. Northwestern, ) 3-pt FG: 3 vs. Northwestern, pt FG Att.: 6 vs. Purdue, pt FG%:.750 (3-4) vs. Northwestern, Free Throws: 3 vs. Michigan State, Free Throw Att.: 3 vs. Michigan State, Free Throw %: (6x, MR 3-3 vs. Michigan State, ) Rebounds: 3 (3x; MR vs. MSU, ) Assists: 2 (4x; MR vs. Michigan State, 2-22) Steals: 2 (4x; MR vs. Michigan, ) Blocks: 1 (2x; MR vs. Illinois, ) Minutes: 32 vs. UW-Milwaukee, Career Statistics 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

9 5-7 Sophomore Guard Rock Falls, Ill. Rock Hill High School Coach: Craig Mammosser Full Package AAU Team AAU Coach: Ralph Gesualdo 1 JAMIE RUSSELL Notable: Great scoring ability both inside and out; can be deadly from 3-point range... one of the quickest players on the team... was a successful Golden Gloves amateur boxer at age 11 and won 11 bouts including nine bouts against boys : Played in 31 games; saw limited playing time in several early-season games, partly due to a sore neck... against Canisius (Nov. 23), had a career-high 16 points on 6-of-10 shooting from the floor; added one assist and one steal in 26 minutes, which was a career high... had a career-high four rebounds vs. South Dakota State (Nov. 17) and vs. Green Bay (Dec. 10)... shared for teamhigh honors with seven points at Michigan (Feb. 1); also added three rebounds, one assist and one steal vs. the Wolverines... had a career-high three steals at Purdue (Feb. 8)... averaged 1.6 points and 1.0 rebounds per game High School: Averaged 22.3 points, 6.9 rebounds, 6.4 steals and 4.4 assists as a AVERAGES Games played: 31 Minutes/game: 8.8 Points/game: 1.6 FG Pct: FG Pct: 20.0 FT Pct: 36.4 Rebounds/game: 1.0 Assists/game: 0.2 Turnovers/game: 0.9 Assist/TO ratio: 0.2 Steals/game: 0.4 Blocks/game: 0.1 senior... four-time first team all-conference... McDonald s All-America nominee... Illinois Class 3A first team in Class 1A All-State honorable mention in 2005 and Class 2A honorable mention in Daily Gazette All-Area Player of the Year in 2008 and first team all-area three years... team MVP four years, she was named to the all-tournament... school career points leader through four seasons with 1,870 points (17.8 career average), and the career steals leader with 515 for a 4.9 career average... also had career averages of 3.9 assists and 5.5 rebounds per game... state qualifier sophomore year for track in the open 400 meter dash and 4x200-meter relay... first-string running back on junior tackle football team in fifth grade Personal: Parents are Tracy and Sabrina Russell... has three brothers Rhyan (24), Aaron (21) and Bronson (13) and one sister Tracie (14)... major is undeclared CAREER HIGHS Points: 16 vs. Canisius ( ) Field Goals: 6 vs. Canisius ( ) Field Goal Att.: 11 vs. Michigan, Field Goal %:.600 (6-10) vs. Canisius, pt FG: 2 vs. Canisius, pt FG Att.: 6 vs. Michigan, pt FG%: (2-2) vs. Canisius, Free Throws: 2 (2x; MR vs. Illinois, ) Free Throw Att.: 2 (5x; MR vs. Northwestern, ) Free Throw %: (2-2) (2x; MR vs. Illinois, ) Rebounds: 4 (2x; MR vs. Green Bay, ) Assists: 2 vs. UCF, Steals: 3 vs. Purdue, Blocks: 1 (2x; MR vs. Michigan State, 2-22) Minutes: 26 (2x; MR vs. Michigan, ) Career Statistics 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

10 6-0 Freshman Guard Brandon, Wis. Ripon High School Wisconsin Fastbreak Select AAU Coach: Paul Biddick 2 TAYLOR WURTZ High school: Ranked No. 85 in the class of 2009 by ESPN HoopGurlz... two-time Associated Press first-team all-state... earned second-team all-state honors as a sophomore... four-time Eastern Valley Conference Player of Year, leading Ripon High School to three consecutive conference titles... averaged 25.4 points per game as a senior, which ranked first in the state... added 9.4 rebounds per game... the Tigers were in four years, with Wurtz starting all 91 games, and 55-5 in conference games under Coach Bill Peters... Ripon s all-time leading scorer with 1,910 points, averaging 20.9 points per game... holds school records for total assists with 354 (3.8 per game), steals with 357 (3.9 per game) and 3 pointers with 240 (2.6 per game)... Tigers season record holder for scoring, assists and steals and ranks in the top 10 for career rebounds... as a junior, averaged 21.4 points, six rebounds, four assists and four steals per game... competed on the Wisconsin Fastbreak Select AAU team under Coach Paul Biddick with fellow Badgers Lin Zastrow and Catie O Leary... earned all-conference honors in track as a freshman and sophomore on the 3200-meter relay... second-team all-conference honors in tennis as a junior... ranked among the top-10 students in her class, earning high honors every quarter of high school... member of the National Honor Society Personal: Parents are Lud Wurtz and Jane Wurtz... has three sisters Callie (25), Cora (22) and Tiffani (16) and two brothers, Lincoln (14) and Preston (10)... father played basketball at Ripon College... intends to major in communications and legal studies Off the Court with Taylor Wurtz Favorites: Spot on campus Kohl Center; Cartoon Character Scooby Doo; Movie Love and basketball; TV Show One Tree Hill; Book: To Kill a Mockingbird; Car Mercedes; Athlete: Brett Favre; Basketball Player Pistol Pete Maravich; Sports team Minnesta Vikings First started basketball: At the age of 6 Most memorable basketball game: The win against Freedom my senior year. My favorite thing about Wisconsin women s basketball is: My teammates and coaches. Before each game, I: I pray. One word that describes the team: Hard working. My teammates say I am: They say I am a lot of things but definitely funny. Favorite thing to do off the court with my teammates is: I like to go to movies with my teammates. Any type of team bonding is fun! Most memorable basketball achievement: Getting a scholarship to UW. This summer, I: took six credits of classes and worked out with the team. The best thing about Madison is: The Kohl center. The best thing about the Kohl Center is: It is open late and it has everything I need to get better at basketball. What would you be doing if you weren t playing collegiate basketball? I have no idea! Dream as a collegiate player: To be Big Ten champs. Fantasy job/career: to play basketball for the rest of my life. Persons most admired: My parents. They are great Christian role models. My most prized possessions are: My bible and my basketball. My secret addiction is: Chocolate especially Reese s Peanut Butter Cups. Weird thing about me that almost no one knows: I sometimes sleep with my basketball. The community service activity or group I most like: Is talking to girl scouts and shooting with them. If you could guest star in a TV show it would be? One Tree Hill! If you could be a cover of a magazine it would be? Sports Illustrated One word that describes me: Determined You won t catch me eating: A lot of things but Indian food. Greatest Invention of the last 100 years: The ipod. If I could live any place in the world it would be: Anywhere warm and sunny! If I could spend a week anywhere in the world: It would be in Italy. A non-athletic talent I have is: I can do Scooby Doo s voice. If I could meet three people from throughout history they would be: Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr. and Pistol Pete Maravich If I had a million dollars: I would buy a basketball court and give the rest to my family. I might buy some Reese s Peanut Butter Cups too. One thing I absolutely have to do before turning 40: I have to beat my dad in one-onone. Career goal: go to the Sweet

11 5-9 Junior Guard Minneapolis, Minn. The Breck School Coach: Ray Finley Minnesota Metro Stars AAU Coaches: Ray Finley, Jack Hughes 3 EMILY NEAL Of Note: Sat out season due to NCAA transfer requirements... has two years of eligibility remaining (at Colorado State): Made 28 appearances and started five games averaged 4.8 points, 1.5 rebounds and 15.9 minutes per game... set a careerhigh with four 3-pointers against New Mexico recorded a career-high six rebounds at Idaho... scored a season-best 17 points, including 3-for-4 from 3-point range to lead the Rams to an upset victory over No. 12 Utah in the 2008 MWC Tournament (at Colorado State): Made 23 appearances and started in four games for the Rams averaged 6.3 points and 2.7 rebounds per game scored double figures in five games... fifth on team in scoring average... posted a career-high 20 points in a win over San Diego State... tallied 10 points and two assists against then-no. 6 Connecticut High School: Four-year letterwinner in basketball and soccer... also lettered in track and field... all-state in basketball and soccer in McDonald s All- America nominee... basketball captain for two years and soccer captain for one year... Minnesota Miss Basketball nominee... two-time all-conference in basketball... named to the all-metro defense team in basketball... guided her team to four Tri-Metro Conference basketball championships... selected as the Twin Cities Athena award recipient from the Breck School as the school s top female student-athlete... played for the Minnesota Metro Stars AAU team Personal: Parents are David and Mary Neal... has two sisters, Sara and Laura... major is kinesiology CAREER HIGHS (at Colorado State) Points: 20 vs. SDSU, 2/22/07 Field Goals: 5 vs. SDSU, 2/22/07 Field Goal Att.: 11, Twice 3-pt FG: 4 vs. New Mexico, 2/6/08 3-pt FG Att.: 6, Twice Free Throws: 8,vs. SDSU, 2/22/07 Free Throw Att.: 8 vs. SDSU, 2/22/07 Rebounds: 6 at Idaho, 12/18/07 Assists: 5 vs. Utah, 1/11/07 Steals: 3 vs. TCU, 2/7/07 Blocks: 1, Seven times Minutes: 36 vs. SDSU, 2/22/07 Career Statistics (at Colorado State) 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Redshirt Season TOTAL

12 6-1 Junior Forward Bloomington, Minn. Kennedy High School Coach: Percy Wade North Tartan AAU Team Coach: Bill Larson CAREER HIGHS Points: 18 vs. Kentucky, Field Goals: 7 vs. IPFW, Field Goal Att.: 13 vs. St. Bonaventre, Field Goal %:.833 (5-6) vs. Green Bay, pt FG: 3 vs. St. Bonaventure, pt FG Att.: 4 vs. St. Bonaventure, pt FG%:.750 (3-4) vs. St. Bonaventure, Free Throws: 7 vs. Iowa, Free Throw Att.: 9 vs. Penn State, Free Throw %: (6-6) vs. Air Force, Rebounds: 15 vs. Iowa, Assists: 4 vs. Indiana, Steals: 3 vs. Purdue, Blocks: 2 vs. St. Bonaventure, Minutes: 36 (2x; MR vs. St. Bonaventure, ) Doubles-Doubles: 2 4 TARA STEINBAUER Of Note: Academic All-Big Ten... outgoing player with a great personality... great finisher underneath; has also improved her rebounding : Played in all 34 games, starting second on the team with 8.5 points per game; led the team with 5.2 rebounds per game... led the team in scoring in five games... recorded the first double-double of her career, tying her previous career high with 16 points and pulling down a then-career-high 10 rebounds vs. Penn State (Feb. 12)... upped her then-career high to 17 points vs. Indiana (Feb. 16) while just missing her second consecutive double-double with nine rebounds... had her second double-double in three games at Iowa (Feb. 19) with 13 points and a career-high 15 rebounds... just missed a double-double with 11 points and nine rebounds vs. Northwestern (Mar. 5) in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament... led the Badgers with a career-high 18 points in the second round of the WNIT... had double-figure scoring in 13 games, including nine out of the last 10 games, including the last five games in a row... had nineor-more rebounds in four games... hit a career-best 83.3 (5-of-6) from the field vs. Green Bay (Dec. 10)... shared team-high honors with seven points at Michigan (Feb. 1); also added six rebounds and one steal vs. the Wolverines... played a career high with 36 minutes vs. Penn State (Feb. 12) and vs. St. Bonaventure (March 26)... led the Badgers and ranked seventh in the Big Ten in field goal percentage at 47.6 (110-of-231) : Became a starter in December of 2007 and started 16 games including 12 Big Ten games... opened her college career with a nine-point and eightrebound performance vs. Cleveland State (Nov. 9)... got her first start vs. IPFW on Dec. 2, collecting a career-high 16 points on 7-of-9 from the field... owned the best AVERAGES Games played: 34 Minutes/game: 21.4 Points/game: 8.5 FG Pct: FG Pct: 36.8 FT Pct: 71.8 Rebounds/game: 5.2 Assists/game: 0.5 Turnovers/game: 1.5 Assist/TO ratio: 0.3 Steals/game: 0.6 Blocks/game: 0.2 field goal percentage on the team hitting 54.7 percent (52-95)... played her most minutes in the last game of the season with 29 vs. Villanova (March 22)... hit the game-winning free throws (two) with 46 seconds left at Minnesota (Feb. 23)... had 13 points including her first collegiate 3-pointer vs. Air Force (Dec. 9)... had 11 points including 7-of-8 free throws vs. Iowa (March 2)... tied her careerhigh with eight rebounds, including four offensive boards, at Ohio State (Jan. 20)... had career-high four assists vs. Indiana (Feb. 20)... an injured right lower leg kept her out of two games in December High School: Top-ranked power forward in the State of Minnesota according to the Minnesota High School Girls Basketball guide... averaged 20.0 points and 8.0 rebounds and five assists per game and had 11 double-doubles as a senior... candidate for the 2007 Miss Basketball Award... named one of the Fab Five by the Minnesota Basketball News... All-Lake Conference performer two years... named All-State by the Minnesota Girls Basketball Coaches Association, the St. Paul Pioneer Press, the Minneapolis Star Tribune and the Associated Press after her senior season... named to the 2004 and 2006 Minnesota State Championship alltournament teams... team was 30-2 and the 2006 high school state AAAA runnerup... honors student who earned a 4.0 as a junior... named MVP of the 2006 Nike End of the Oregon Trail AAU Tournament... led her North Tartan AAU team to a 48-5 record and ninth place at the 2006 national tournament while playing with fellow junior Alyssa Karel Personal: Parents are Bill and Kathy Steinbauer... has one brother Ryan and one sister Katie... major is consumer affairs in business/marketing... father played football at Minnesota Career Statistics 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

13 5-3 Senior Guard Waterford, Wis. Waterford High School Coach: Mark Pepperkorn Team Wisconsin Basketball Foundation AAU Team AAU Coach: Dr. M.M. Hall CAREER HIGHS Points: 17 vs. Northwestern, Field Goals: 7 vs. Northwestern, Field Goal Att.: 16 vs. Drake, Field Goal %: (6-6) vs. Michigan, pt FG: 2 (8x; MR vs. Northwestern, ) 3-pt FG Att.: 5 (6x; MR vs. Illinois, ) 3-pt FG%: (2-2) vs. Michigan, Free Throws: 8 vs. Iowa, Free Throw Att.: 9 (2x; MR vs. Iowa, ) Free Throw %: (6-6) vs. Kentucky ) Rebounds: 8 (3x; MR vs. Mich State, ) Assists: 11 vs. Iowa, Steals: 7 vs. Northwestern, Blocks: 1 (8x; MR vs. Northwestern, ) Minutes: 43 vs. UW-Milwaukee, Doubles-Doubles: 1 11 RAE LIN D ALIE Honors: 2008 Paradise Jam All-Tournament Team Academic All-Big Ten Of Note: Offensive spark plug at point guard... has started 99 of 100 games at point; has played in 100 consecutive games... ranks fifth in UW career assists per game (3.73) and tied for sixth in total assists (373)... led the Big Ten in assists as a freshman, averaging 5.0 in conference-only games and 4.58 in all games... UW freshman record holder with 165 assists : Scored in double figures in nine games... fourth on the team with 6.6 points per game; added 4.2 rebounds per game... scored a season-high 15 points vs. Michigan (Jan. 11), going 6-of-6 from the field... led the Badgers with 13 points vs. Drake (Nov. 20), taking a career-high 16 field goal attempts... had a career-high eight rebounds vs. UW-Milwaukee (Dec. 2); at Indiana (Jan. 15) and vs. Michigan State (March 6) in the Big Ten Tourney... dished out a season-high seven assists vs. Canisius (Nov. 23) and vs. Marquette (Dec. 13)... led the team and ranked 12th in the Big Ten with 2.97 assists per game; ranked ninth in the Big Ten with 1.85 steals per game; recorded four-or-more steals in six games, including a season-high six vs. Michigan State (March 6)... went over the 600 career point mark at Iowa (Feb. 19); has 648 points in her career : Started all 30 games and averaged 24.6 minutes per game... had a season-high 14 points on 6-of-9 shooting from the floor including two 3-pointers vs. Purdue (Dec. 28)... had 13 points and two 3-pointers vs. Penn State (Jan. 24)... led the Badgers for a second year at point guard averaging 3.57 assists per game, which ranked eighth in the Big Ten... had a season-high eight assists vs. Virginia (Nov. 30)... her 1.35 assist-to-turnover ratio also ranked as the eighth-best in the Big Ten : Starting point guard in all 36 games... just the third freshman in Big Ten history to lead the conference in assists with 80; averaged 5.0 in conference-only game and 4.58 in all games... set UW freshman season record with 165 assists... made 3-of-4 free throws in the last 20 seconds to AVERAGES Games played: 34 Minutes/game: 32.7 Points/game: 6.6 FG Pct: FG Pct: 28.4 FT Pct: 64.9 Rebounds/game: 4.2 Assists/game: 3.0 Turnovers/game: 2.8 Assist/TO ratio: 1.1 Steals/game: 1.9 Blocks/game: 0.1 secure the win over Kansas State (Nov. 24); made 6-of-6 in last minute to secure wins over Indiana (Feb. 8) and Kentucky (March 22); also made 2-of-2 free throws to tie the game with a minute left at Michigan (Jan. 7)... had a career night vs. Northwestern dishing out a then career-high nine assists, 17 points and seven steals (Dec. 28)... had her first career double-double with 12 points and a career-high 11 assists vs. Iowa (Feb. 11)... sustained a right hand fracture in the first half of the WNIT final High School: Led Waterford to a 21-5 record and into the WIAA girls state basketball title game as a senior... finished her career as the third all-time leading scorer at Waterford High School with 1,003 points... averaged 15 points, 6.4 assists, 6.3 rebounds and 3.8 steals per game as a senior... unanimous selection to the WIAA all-tournament team and set the WIAA D-1 tournament record for assists with earned first-team Associate Press all-state honors as a senior and was honorable mention as a junior... team MVP three years and earned first team All-Lakeshore Conference honors three years... Lakeshore Conference Player of the Year as a junior and senior... two-time first-team All-Racine County... named the 2006 Racine County Player of the Year... three-sport athlete, who even wrestled in junior high school... lettered four years in soccer, earning first-team alll-conference honors twice and All-Racine County two years... player of the year in the conference and the county... also earned varsity letters in golf in 2003 and honor roll student all four years in high school Personal: Parents Karen and Anthony D Alie... has three brothers, Sam (27), Ole (23) and Vinnie (19) and two sisters, Angela (25) and Jenna (23)... last name pronounced Duh LEE ah (a mis-spelling of Delia from when her Italian grandfather came to U.S.)... major is sociology... brother Sam plays semi-pro football with the Racine Raiders and arena football with the Madison Wolfpack... brother Ole is a senior wrestler at Central Michigan... sister Jenna competed in gymnastics at Central Michigan from Career Statistics 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

14 5-10 Senior Guard Oswego, Ill. Oswego High School Coach: Mike Schnable Chicago Hoops Express AAU Coach: Jerald Davis CAREER HIGHS Points: 20 vs. St. Bonaventure, Field Goals: 7 vs. Indiana, Field Goal Att.: 13 (2x; MR vs. St. Bonaventure ) Field Goal %:.600 (3-5) (3x; MR vs. Indiana, ) 3-pt FG: 2 (2x; MR vs. Indiana, ) 3-pt FG Att.: 5 vs. Indiana, pt FG%:.667 (2-3 vs. Indiana, ) Free Throws: 11 vs. Minnesota, Free Throw Att.: 12 vs. Minnesota, Free Throw %: 1.000; (5x; MR 7-7 vs. St. Bonaventure, ) Rebounds: 8 (2x; MR vs. Purdue, ) Assists: 5 vs. Western Kentucky, Steals: 4 vs. Michigan State, Blocks: 3 vs. St. Bonaventure, Minutes: 45 vs. Indiana, TEAH GANT Honors: team tri-captain team MVP and Academic All-Big Ten... named team s most improved player as a freshman Of Note: One of the best defenders on the team... versatile player with great ability to drive to the basket... can play point or off guard : Shot the most free throws on the team (69-of-104)... started 33 of 34 games... averaged a career-best 7.1 points (fifth on the team) and 3.6 rebounds per game... second on the team with 69 assists (2.03/game); had four assists in five games... scored in double figures in seven games; led the team in two games... led the Badgers with a career-high 20 points vs. St. Bonaventure (March 26) in the third round of the WNIT; had a career-high three blocks vs. the Bonnies... scored 17 points vs. Minnesota (Dec. 29); went 11-of-12 from the line vs. the Golden Gophers... led the Badgers with 15 points at Iowa (Feb. 19)... had 16 points and six rebounds while playing all 45 minutes in UW s overtime game vs. Indiana (Feb. 16)... added 10 points and a career-high eight rebounds vs. Marquette (Dec. 13)... tied her career best with eight rebounds at Purdue (Feb. 8)... had 11 points on 5-of-9 shooting and six rebounds vs. Illinois (Jan. 18)... played a career-high 45 minutes in overtime game vs. Indiana (Feb. 16)... had a career-best four steals at Michigan State (Jan. 25) : Had her first collegiate start against Wyoming (Nov. 20), scoring six points and adding four rebounds, two assists and two blocks... started seven games... had a season-high 11 points vs. South Dakota State (Dec. 14)... had 10 points, added three steals and three assists vs. UW-Green Bay (Dec. 11)... hit the two game-winning free throws with three seconds left vs. Michigan (Feb. 28)... sparked the second-half comeback against AVERAGES Games played: 34 Minutes/game: 29.6 Points/game: 7.1 FG Pct: FG Pct: 34.2 FT Pct: 66.3 Rebounds/game: 3.6 Assists/game: 2.0 Turnovers/game: 1.7 Assist/TO ratio: 1.2 Steals/game: 1.1 Blocks/game: 0.3 Ohio State, hitting several old-fashioned 3-point plays and collecting nine points in 12 minutes (Feb. 10) : Team s most improved player... played wing and took over point guard duties late in the season... had her most complete game vs. Central Connecticut State with 10 points including 4-of-4 free throws and three assists (Nov. 17)... hit her first 3-pointer vs. Virginia in the WNIT Tournament on (March 25)... stepped in at point for the injured D Alie in the WNIT final at Wyoming, playing a career-high 31 minutes High School: 2006 McDonald s All- America nominee Suburban Prairie Conference Player of the Year... three-time all-conference Illinois Basketball Coaches Association and Champaign News Gazette third-team all-state... earned IBCA and Champaign News Gazette honorable mention allstate honors in and 2005 Aurora Beacon News Player of the Year and 2005 Oswego Holiday Tournament MVP... three-time Oswego Holiday all-tournament and 2005 Romeoville Thanksgiving Tournament MVP... three-time Romeoville Thanksgiving all-tournament... earned Street and Smith honorable mention honors in Chicago Hoops Express AAU team... senior year averaged 24 points per game and scored more 2,000 points in her career (2,113)... added 7.3 rebounds, 3.1 steals and 1.9 assists per game as a senior while hitting 53 percent from the field grade point average (on scale of 4.0) and ranked 10th of 680 in her class (top-three percent)... Suburban Prairie All-Academic team member of the National Honor Society Personal: Mother is Kim Gant... has three brothers, Brandon (27), Mark (23) and Sean (17)... brother Mark played basketball at Illinois Wesleyan from major is industrial engineering Career Statistics 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

15 5-8 Senior/Junior Guard Racine, Wis. The Prairie School Coach: Melody Owsley Team Wisconsin Basketball Foundation AAU Team AAU Coach: Dr. M.M. Hall Career Highs (prior to 2009 at Ohio) 15 ALANA TROTTER Of Note: team tri-captain Academic All-Big Ten : Redshirt sophomore who transferred to the UW from Ohio University... saw her first action in a Badger uniform this season, playing in 12 games... scored her first points at Wisconsin, nailing a 3-pointer in the closing seconds vs. Illinois (Jan. 18)... went 4-of-8 from 3-point range this season (.500)... played a career-best 15 minutes at Michigan (Feb. 1), scoring five points on 2-of-6 shooting from the field; also had two rebounds and two steals vs. the Wolverines... played six minutes at Purdue (Feb. 8), scoring three points while adding two rebounds, one assist and one steal... averaged 1.3 points and 0.3 rebounds per game : Transfer from Ohio University... sat out the season per NCAA rules and has three years of eligibility remaining starting in (at Ohio): As a freshman at Ohio University appeared in 28 games, making one start... averaged 12.0 minutes, 2.7 points and 3.3 rebounds... led the team in field goal percentage (47.8%)... scored seven points, grabbed four boards and had two steals in her first collegiate game vs AVERAGES Games played: 12 Minutes/game: 3.6 Points/game: 1.3 FG Pct: FG Pct: 50.0 Rebounds/game: 0.3 Assists/game: 0.1 Turnovers/game: 0.1 Assist/TO ratio: 1.0 Steals/game: 0.3 Navy (11/10)... recorded a career-high 10 rebounds and 5 points vs. #24 Pitt (12/9)... had a career high 10 points and 6 rebounds at FAU in the FAU Invite (12/30) High School: Two-year starter and threeyear letterwinner... team won the 2004 state championship... first team all-conference two years... named all-state third team as a senior... averaged 18.7 points, 8.7 rebounds and 2.7 assists and 1.8 steals her senior season... was the first player to score 1,000 points in just three years... Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletics Association Student-Athlete finalist as a senior... traveled with the USSA National Championship team in played three years of prep tennis and a year of soccer (team placed second in state during freshman season)... honor roll student four years Personal: Parents are Dr. John and Dr. Dana Trotter... has one sister Alia (30) and three brothers, Aleksas (23), Michael (18) and Marcus (18)... majors are biology (pre-medicine) and African- American studies; intends to follow in her parents footsteps and become a doctor... spent time during the summer of 2008 volunteering in Africa with Matanya s Hope Points: 10 vs. Florida Atlantic, Field Goals: 5 vs. Florida Atlantic, Field Goal Att.: 6 (6x; MR vs. Western Michigan, ) Field Goal %:.833 (5-6) vs. Florida Atlantic, pt FG: 1 vs. Bowling Green, pt FG Att.: 2 vs. Bowling Green, pt FG%:.500 (1-2) vs. Bowling Green, Free Throws: 3 (2x; MR vs. High Point, ) Free Throw Att.: 4 (2x; MR vs. High Point, ) Free Throw %:.750 (3-4) (2x; MR vs. High Point, ) Rebounds: 10 vs. Pittsburgh, Assists: 1 vs. Purdue, Steals: 3 (2x; MR vs. Bowling Green, ) Blocks: 1 (3x; MR vs. Western Michigan, ) Minutes: 32 vs. Auburn, Career Statistics 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

16 5-6 Freshman Guard Verona, Wis. Verona High School Coach: Angie Murphy Pride Elite AAU Team AAU Coach: Bob Johnson 20 ALY BUCIERKA Of Note: Joined the Badgers as a walk-on during the 2009 preseason High school: Participated in the 2009 WBCA Senior All-Star game Wisconsin State Journal second-team all-area and second-team all-conference as a senior... averaged 9.5 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game as a senior... aided Verona to an appearance in the 2009 WIAA Division I State Tournament... senior co-captain... averaged 7.9 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.4 assists per game as a junior... helped Verona advance to the WIAA Division 1 state semifinals as a junior for the first time in school history... earned honorable mention all-state, allarea and all-conference honors as a junior... two-year starter... two-year letterwinner in volleyball... earned highest honors academically Personal: Parents are Steve and Cindy Bucierka... has one sister Lauren (21)... major is undeclared Off the Court with Aly Bucierka Favorites: Spot on campus Memorial Union Terrace: Cartoon Character Goofy; Movie Miracle; TV Show Dexter; Book the Twilight series; Car Jeep; Athlete Mia Hamm; Basketball Player Candice Wiggins; Sports team Gre

17 5-10 Freshman Guard Janesville, Wis. Parker High School Coach: Tom Klawitter Wisconsin Fastbreak Select AAU Coach: Paul Biddick Off the Court with Catie O Leary Favorites: Spot on campus Memorial Union Terrace: Cartoon Character Goofy; Movie Miracle; TV Show Dexter; Book the Twilight series; Car Jeep; Athlete Mia Hamm; Basketball Player Candice Wiggins; Sports team Green Bay Packers First started basketball: age five Most memorable basketball game: state tournament quarterfinal game my freshmen year My favorite thing about Wisconsin women s basketball is: being able to represent my state with a group of talented, dedicated teammates. Before each game, I: relax and listen to music One word that describes the team: determined My teammates say I am: shy, until they get to know me Favorite thing to do off the court with my teammates is: outdoor activities Most memorable basketball achievement: earning the American Legion Award for athletics, scholastics and sportsmanship Is there something significant about your jersey number? I started off my freshman 22 CATIE O LEARY Of Note: One of the top players in the state complete player who can shoot the ball from long range or take it to the basket listed as one of Wisconsin s Top 50 Seniors by the Wisconsin Girls Basketball Yearbook High school: Two-time Associated Press and Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association first team all-state honoree... earned second-team all-state honors as a sophomore and honorable mention all-state honors as a freshman... two-time Wisconsin State Journal Player of the Year... three-time Big 8 Conference Player of the Year... led Parker High School, under Coach Tom Klawitter, in scoring all four years... averaged 20.9 points per game as a senior, which ranked second in the state... as a junior, averaged 19.4 points per game, which ranked first in the state aided Parker to a berth in the WIAA Division I state tournament her freshman year... scored 481 points as a senior, finishing with 1,464 points in her career her career total ranks third on Parker s all-time list behind former Badger Jennah year of high school with the No. 22 and have stuck with it since. This summer, I: Started classes two days after high school graduation, took six credits and then left for a week-long trip to Hawai i where I went zip lining for the first time. The best thing about the Kohl Center is: The atmosphere and all the facilities the general public doesn t see like the weight room, locker room and the Fetzer. What would you be doing if you weren t playing collegiate basketball? I would tryout for the women s soccer team. The best thing about Madison is: The energy you feel on campus. Dream as a collegiate player: to improve each day and become a vital part of the team that makes it to the NCAA tournament. Fantasy job/career: work in sports medicine, but have enough time to volunteer as a coach for youth basketball or soccer Persons most admired: my family I can t live without: pot roast and spaghetti Weird thing about me that almost no one knows: I m a history nerd. Burkolder Hartwig (2,033) and Mistie Bass Williams (1,906) led Parker to a record in four seasons, including three Big 8 championships and a runner-up finish as a senior three-time team MVP...also competed in cross country, soccer and track and field... state qualifier and first-team all-conference in cross country as a sophomore... earned second-team all-conference honors in cross country as a freshman, junior and senior...twotime honorable mention all-conference in soccer... set Parker s freshman record in the mile and qualified for sectionals in the 800 meters on the track... played on Wisconsin Fastbreak Select AAU team, with current Badgers Lin Zastrow and Taylor Wurtz, under Coach Paul Biddick... member of the National Honor Society and ranked in top-five percent of her high school class academically Personal: Parents are Harry and Connie O Leary... has one brother John (16)... father played basketball at UW-La Crosse from intends to major in kinesiology The community service activity or group I most like: Habitat for Humanity If I could be a cover of a magazine it would be: Sports Illustrated or Forbes The best sporting event you ever attended was? U.S. Women s Olympic Soccer Team exhibition game One word that describes me: unselfish You won t catch me eating: peppers Nobody knows how much I love to... sing Greatest inventions of the last 100 years: cell phone and microwave If I could live any place in the world it would be: the Rockies or Janesville If you could spend a week anywhere in the world: France, visiting the beaches of Normandy, or Greece A non-athletic talent I have is: playing the saxophone If I could meet three people from throughout history they would be: Anne Frank, Abraham Lincoln, and Jesse Owens One thing I absolutely have to do before turning 40: have my children or travel to a foreign country 17

18 6-2 Sophomore Forward Glenview, Ill. Loyola Academy Coach: Tanya Johnson Full Package AAU Team AAU Coach: Ralph Gesualdo CAREER HIGHS 23 ASHLEY THOMAS Of Note: One of the best defenders on the team with quick feet and a great reach : Started seven games and played in 26 games... missed the Minnesota game due to a rib injury and saw limited action in four games... scored a career-high six points vs. Villanova (Nov. 27)... pulled down a career-high four rebounds vs. Virginia Tech (Dec. 4) and vs. St. Bonaventure (March 26)... had a career-best two blocks South Dakota State (Nov. 17) and vs. Indiana (Jan. 15)... dished off a career-high three assists vs. Northern Illinois (Dec. 7) and had a career-high two steals twice... played a career-high 23 minutes in four games including in the WNIT vs. St. Bonaventure; tied her career best with four rebounds vs. the Bonnies... averaged 1.2 points and 1.2 rebounds per game High School: Averaged 9.8 points per game throughout her four years at Loyola Academy... totaled 614 rebounds, including 182 boards during her senior season... tallied 211 career steals and averaged 1.7 per game in her four years... dished out 112 of her 287 career assists in her senior season... was a four-year starter on varsity... All-Conference selection four AVERAGES Games played: 26 Minutes/game: 10.5 Points/game: 1.2 FG Pct: 32.4 FT Pct: 41.2 Rebounds/game: 1.2 Assists/game: 0.5 Turnovers/game: 1.1 Assist/TO ratio: 0.4 Steals/game: 0.3 Blocks/game: 0.3 years... four-year member of CHBC All- Tournament team... New Trier Tournament All-Tournament team in named to the All-Tournament team at Nike Tournament in Memphis... ranks as the No. 2 in career blocks in Loyola Academy history... one of top 10 leading scorers in school history... member of All-State and All-Area team... honorable mention for Street & Smith All-American... also competed in track and holds five school records (4x200, 4x100, 4x400, 800 medley relays and the 200 meter)... member of All-State track team in All-Area team in 2005 and holds the conference record in the 200 meters... named to the honor roll freshman, sophomore and junior years... participated in Illini Girls State... also active in Habitat for Humanity Personal: Parents are Henry and Lisa Thomas... has two sisters, Courtney (17) and Brooke (14), and one brother, Joshua (4)... majors are international business and Spanish... outstanding sprinter on her high school track team... father played basketball at Morehead State... mother played basketball at North Dakota State... member of Athletes in Action Points: 6 vs. Villanova, Field Goals: 2 (3x; MR vs. Indiana, ) Field Goal Att.: 5 (2x; MR vs. Indiana, ) Field Goal %: (2-2) vs. Villanova, pt FG: 0 3-pt FG Att.: 0 3-pt FG%:.000 Free Throws: 3 vs. Virginia Tech, Free Throw Att.: 5 vs. Virginia Tech, Free Throw %:.600 (3-5) vs. Virginia Tech, Rebounds: 4 (2x; MR vs. St. Bonavnture, ) Assists: 3 vs. Northern Illinois, Steals: 2 (2x; MR vs. Michigan, ) Blocks: 2 (2x; MR vs. Indiana, ) Minutes: 23 (4x; MR vs. St. Bonaventure, ) Doubles-Doubles: 0 Career Statistics 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

19 5-7 Sophomore Guard Dayton, Ohio Chaminade-Julienne Catholic Coach: Marc Greenberg Cincinnati Finest AAU Team 24 TIERA STEPHEN Of Note: Transfer from the University of Louisville... starting point guard for the 2009 NCAA runner-up Cardinals... will sit out the season and have three years of eligibility remaining (at Louisville): Started the 2009 NCAA Championship game for the Cardinals... played in 37 games as a freshman... started the last 10 games of the season... averaged 10.2 minutes, 0.9 points and 0.8 rebounds per game... dished out 1.4 assists per game and added 0.8 steals per game while turning the ball over only 1.2 times per game... recorded singlegame bests of five points, four rebounds, nine assists and four steals AVERAGES Games played: 34 Minutes/game: 21.4 Points/game: 8.5 FG Pct: FG Pct: 36.8 FT Pct: 71.8 Rebounds/game: 5.2 Assists/game: 0.5 Turnovers/game: 1.5 Assist/TO ratio: 0.3 Steals/game: 0.6 Blocks/game: 0.2 High School: All-state selection at Chaminade-Julienne Catholic High School for coach Marc Greenberg... ranked as the sixth best player in the state of Ohio as a senior... three-time all-league honoree... aided her team to the state championship her freshman year...averaged 12 points, seven rebounds and eight assists per game as a senior Personal: Parents are Venitra and Allen Stephen... has one sister Kayla (21) and one brother Dwight (12)... major is undeclared CAREER HIGHS (at Louisville) Points: 5 vs. Ball State, Field Goals: 2 (2x, MR vs. Seton Hall, ) Field Goal Att.: 4 vs. Seton Hall, Field Goal %: (2-2) vs. Central Michigan, pt FG: 1 (2x, MR vs. Connecticut, ) 3-pt FG Att.: 1 (3x, MR vs. Connecticut, ) 3-pt FG%: (1-1), (2x; MR vs. Connecticut, ) Free Throws: 3 vs. Connecticut, Free Throw Att.: 4 vs. Connecticut, Free Throw %: 1.000; (2-2, 3x; MR vs. Liberty, ) Rebounds: 4 vs. New Hampshire, Assists: 9 vs. Ball State, Steals: 4 vs. Providence, Blocks: 1 (5x; MR vs. Connecticut, ) Minutes: 27 vs. Pittsburgh, Career Statistics (at Louisville) 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

20 5-7 Junior Guard St. Paul, Minn. Cretin-Derham Hall High School Coach: Amy Bellus North Tartan AAU Team AAU Coach: Bill Larson CAREER HIGHS Points: 25 vs. Northern Illinois, Field Goals: 11 vs. Northern Illinois, Field Goal Att.: 18 (2x; MR vs. Kentucky, ) Field Goal %: (6-6) vs. Iowa, pt FG: 4 vs. Purdue, pt FG Att.: 7 (3x; MR vs. Purdue, ) 3-pt FG%: (2x; MR 3-3 vs. Michigan, ) Free Throws: 4 (3x; MR vs. Northwestern, ) Free Throw Att.: 6 vs. Michigan State, Free Throw %: (2x; 4-4; MR vs. Northwestern, ) Rebounds: 7 vs. Villanova, Assists: 7 vs. Northwestern, Steals: 4 vs. Milwaukee, Blocks: 3 vs. Indiana, Minutes: 44 vs. Milwaukee, ALYSSA KAREL Of note: Plays much bigger than 5-7 with her 24-inch vertical and ability to drive to the hoop; can also hit from the outside... very intelligent player with great court awareness Honors: 2008 Paradise Jam Tournament MVP honorable mention All-Big Ten by coaches and media ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District Academic All-Big Ten : After not starting any games as a freshman, is the only player who has started all 34 games... scored in double digits in 26 of 34 games; led the Badgers in scoring in 18 games... led the team and ranked seventh in the Big Ten with 12.8 points per game; also ranked eighth in 3-pointers made (1.62/ game), tied for seventh in 3-point field goal percentage (36.7) and 14th in minutes played (33.62/ game)... led the team in 3-pointers made and attempted (55-of- 150)... scored a career-high 25 points vs. Northern Illinois (Dec. 7), hitting a career-best 11-of-14 (.786) from the field... scored the game-winning points vs. Baylor (Nov. 29), putting in a jumper with seven seconds left... had a career-high seven rebounds vs. Villanova... averaged 3.4 rebounds per game... had a season-high five assists at Iowa (Feb. 19); added four assists vs. Kentucky (March 22)... had four steals and three assists vs. UW-Milwaukee (Dec. 2); scored a 3-pointer that sent the game into the second overtime period : Led the team as a freshman in 3-point percentage and a UW freshman record (17-of-31 for 54.8 percent)... averaged double figures the last four games of the season and hit 7-of-9 3 pointers (78 percent)... had 15 points hitting 6-of-6 from the field (2-2 3-pointers) in 20 minutes vs. Iowa (March 2)... hit 3-of-3 3-pointers for 11 points to help spur the comeback at Michigan (Feb. 28)... had her bust-out freshman game vs. Michigan State (Jan. 2) with a career-high 19 points on 8-of AVERAGES Games played: 34 Minutes/game: 33.6 Points/game: 12.8 FG Pct: FG Pct: 36.7 FT Pct: 72.9 Rebounds/game: 3.4 Assists/game: 1.5 Turnovers/game: 2.3 Assist/TO ratio: 0.7 Steals/game: 1.4 Blocks/game: 0.5 shooting including 3-of-4 3-pointers in 18 minutes of play... had 10 points on 4-of-7 shooting, five assists and three steals at Northwestern (Feb. 18)... had a career-high seven assists vs. Northwestern (Jan. 27) and five vs. Minnesota (Jan. 7)... played 21 minutes at Iowa stepping in for D Alie who sat with foul trouble tying a career-high with three steals... had a career high three blocks vs. Indiana (Feb. 20) High School: Three-sport standout who as a senior averaged 19.2 points, 6.3 rebounds, 7.8 assists and 5.6 steals per game... started since the ninth grade... earned allconference and team MVP honors all four years... named all-state the past three years... team was 20-8 and lost in the sectional finals to the eventual state champion... one of five finalists for 2007 Minnesota Miss Basketball... named first team all-state by the Minnesota Girls Basketball Coaches Association, the St. Paul Pioneer Press defensive player of the year, first team all-metro by the Minneapolis Star Tribune, and the Associated Press first team all-state after her senior season... was a McDonald s All-American nominee, and Women s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) High School All-American... was also named to the Timberwolves Top Five list, and was the St. Paul Athena Award winner... member of the Minnesota North Tartan AAU team with fellow freshman Tara Steinbauer... named to the all-tournament team at the 2006 Nike End of the Oregon Trail AAU Tournament... National Honor Society member, Karel is a 4.0 student and has earned several academic awards including Academic All-State in lettered four years as a shortstop in softball and three years as a goalie in soccer Personal: Parents are Steve and Taffy Karel... has three brothers, Dan (24), Nick (22) and Sam (18)... both parents played basketball at St. Thomas University... major is nursing where she is in the honors program Career Statistics 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

21 6-4 Junior Forward Jefferson, Wis. Jefferson High School Coach: Dena Smith Fastbreak AAU Team AAU Coach: Paul Biddick CAREER HIGHS Points: 18 (2x; MR vs. Iowa, ) Field Goals: 7 vs. Iowa, Field Goal Att.: 15 (3x; MR vs. Mich St, ) Field Goal %:.800 (4-5) vs. Iowa, pt FG: 2 vs. Iowa, pt FG Att.: 4 vs. Baylor, pt FG%: (2-2) vs. Iowa, Free Throws: 6 vs. Illinois, Free Throw Att.: 7 vs. Penn State, Free Throw %: (6-6) vs. Illinois, Rebounds: 10 vs. Penn State, Assists: 4 (3x; MR vs. Indiana, ) Steals: 3 vs. Michigan State, Blocks: 5 vs. UW-Milwaukee, Minutes: 39 (4x; MR vs. Michigan State, ) Doubles-Doubles: 1 33 LIN ZASTROW Honors: Academic All-Big Ten Of note: Has improved her defense and guards opponent s top post player... great reach and ability to score; also a great passer for a post player : Started 31 games and played in 33 games this season; missed the last game of the season due to ankle injury... second on the team with 4.6 rebounds per game... double-figure scoring in 11 games this season... tied her career best with 18 points vs. Iowa (Dec. 22); also hit a career-best 2-of-2 from 3-point land... led the team in scoring in three games... third on the team with 7.3 points per game... second on the team with an 75.0 (45-of-60) free throw percentage... was one rebound shy of three career double-doubles this season vs. Drake (Nov. 20) finished with 11 points and a team-high nine rebounds; at Indiana (Jan. 15) had 13 points and nine rebounds; and vs. Indiana (Feb. 16) totaled 14 points and nine boards... had a career-high three steals vs. Michigan State (Feb. 22)... tied her career high with four assists twice this season... had a career-high five blocks vs. UW-Milwaukee (Dec. 2); 11th in the Big Ten with 1.09 blocks per game : Named to the 2008 Big Ten All-Freshmen team by the coaches... can play on the block or stretch the defense by coming outside for the 3-pointer... tallied a season high four assists vs. Indiana (Feb. 20)... first showed she can be an impactful Big Ten player with 15 points and five rebounds in 23 minutes vs. Ohio State (Jan. 20)... had her best game of the year at Penn State (Feb. 3), with her first double-double and career highs of 18 points and 10 rebounds... had 17 points on 7-of-9 shooting to lead team vs. Iowa (March 2)... had her breakout game vs AVERAGES Games played: 33 Minutes/game: 27.8 Points/game: 7.3 FG Pct: FG Pct: 27.5 FT Pct: 75.0 Rebounds/game: 4.6 Assists/game: 1.4 Turnovers/game: 1.7 Assist/TO ratio: 0.8 Steals/game: 0.8 Blocks/game: 1.1 Mississippi with 11 points on 5-11 shooting, and nine rebounds in 24 minutes (Nov. 23)... averaged 0.83 blocks per game which was ninth best in the Big Ten High School: One of Women s Sports Net Magazines Top 100 players in the country and Street and Smith s honorable mention... first team all-conference player in both volleyball and basketball, she played all five positions for the Eagles leading them to a 22-2 record and Southern Lakes Conference title... member of Jefferson s 2005 WIAA Division 2 state championship team along with current Badger Caitlin Gibson... named the 2007 AP Player of the Year and Wisconsin Miss Basketball... earned first team all-state honors while averaging 20.4 points, 11.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists and 3.1 steals per game as a senior... finished her career with 1,627 career points for a career average of 16.6 points per game... team was a school record over the course of Zastrow s four-year tenure... other career stats include 911 rebounds (9.2 per game), 321 assists (3.3 per game), 224 steals (2.3 per game), and 322 blocks for 3.3 per game... had a record-setting performance as a sophomore in a 2005 WIAA state tournament semifinal with 10 blocks as part of a triple-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds... set an all-tournament mark with 17 blocks and was named to the all-tournament team... member of the National Honor Society, ranked sixth in her class with a 3.9 grade point average... had a double-double 10 points and 12 rebounds for the D-2 South team in the WBCA senior game in June Personal: Parents are John and Denise Zastrow... has one brother Chris (25) and one sister Jen (22)... major is elementary education... nickname is Stilts Career Statistics 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

22 6-2 Sophomore Forward Edwardsville, Ill. Edwardsville High School Coach: Lori Blade Chicago Hoops Express AAU Team AAU Coach: Jerald Davis CAREER HIGHS 40 ANYA COVINGTON Honors: team tri-captain Big Ten Sportsmanship honoree for the Badgers : Great rebounder and very athletic player... played in 33 games... recorded double-figure rebounding in two straight games at the Paradise Jam; had a then-career-high 10 boards vs. Villanova (Nov. 27) and upped her career best to 11 rebounds vs. UCF (Nov. 28)... chipped in a career-high nine points vs. UCF, just missing her first career double-double; added two assists, three blocks and two steals vs. UCF... led the Badgers with 10 rebounds at Purdue (Feb. 8); also played a career-high 29 minutes; added eight points, two assists, two blocks and one steal vs. the Boilermakers; hit 4-of-4 from the line at Purdue... scored four points and pulled down two rebounds at Penn State (Jan. 22) in only nine minutes... had five points and three bounds at Michigan State (Jan. 25) in 11 minutes... had a career-best three assists at Michigan (Feb. 1)... averaged 2.5 points and 2.4 rebounds per game High School: Holds school rebounding record with 929 career boards... totaled 1,243 career points, including 452 points her senior season... averaged a team-best AVERAGES Games played: 33 Minutes/game: 10.5 Points/game: 2.5 FG Pct: 37.8 FT Pct: 55.6 Rebounds/game: 2.4 Assists/game: 0.5 Turnovers/game: 1.1 Assist/TO ratio: 0.5 Steals/game: 0.3 Blocks/game: points, nine rebounds and 1.5 assists per game as a senior... first-team all-conference as a senior... earned MVP honors at the Salem Holiday Tournament, Charleston Holiday Tournament and Highland Holiday Tournament... All-American and Ms. Basketball Illinois nominee... earned team MVP honors... had 18 double/ doubles in her senior year... first-team all-state... named first-team All-Metro by the St. Louis Post Dispatch... firstteam all-area by Belleville News Democrate, Alton Telegraph, Champaign News Gazette and Chicago Tribune... second-team all-area by Chicago Sun Times... All-American Riverwars All-Star Gateway Classic Sports Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award... selected as one of the Tremendous 26 student-athletes in Illinois as a senior Personal: Parents are Mart and Arlene Covington... has two brothers Mart and Garret, and one sister Aaliyah... major is English... member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, National Society of Collegiate Scholars, National Society of Leadership and Success and Student-Athletes Equally Supporting Others... studentathlete representative on the NCAA Division I Women s Basketball Issues Committee Points: 9 vs. UCF, Field Goals: 4 vs. Villanova, Field Goal Att.: 8 vs. South Dakota State, Field Goal %:.667 (4-6) vs. Villanova, pt FG: 0 3-pt FG Att.: 0 3-pt FG%:.000 Free Throws: 4 vs. Purdue, Free Throw Att.: 6 vs. UCF, Free Throw %: (4-4) vs. Purdue, Rebounds: 11 vs. UCF, Assists: 3 vs. Michigan, Steals: 2 vs. UCF, Blocks: 3 vs. UCF, Minutes: 29 vs. Purdue, Career Statistics 3-Point Rebounds Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

23 Wisconsin Honor Roll All-Big Ten First-Team Honorees Jolene Anderson First Team 2007, 2008 Tamara Moore First Team 2001, 2002 Jessie Stomski First Team 2001, 2002 LaTonya Sims First Team 1999 Katie Voigt First Team 1998 Keisha Anderson First Team 1997 Barb Franke First Team 1996 Robin Threatt First Team 1992, 1993 Janet Huff First Team

24 AP All-Americans Name Honors Year Jessie Stomski Honorable Mention 2002 Tamara Moore Honorable Mention 2001 Barb Franke Honorable Mention 1995 & 96 WBCA/Converse District Coach of the Year Jane Albright 1995 Mary Murphy 1992 Big Ten Player of the Year Jolene Anderson 2008 (m) Jolene Anderson (bottom middle) earned her third gold medal as a member of the USA Basketball team. The U.S. won the 2007 World Championships in Russia. USA Basketball Jolene Anderson U21 Team, Russia 2007 U20 Team, Mexico 2006 U19 Team, Tunisia 2005 Keisha Anderson Jones Cup Team Taiwan 1994 Barb Franke Junior Select Canada 1992 Jones Cup Team Taiwan 1994 Tamara Moore Finalist University Games 2001 LaTonya Sims Jones Cup Tryouts 1998 Jessie Stomski Jones Cup Tryouts 2000 Robin Threatt Olympic Team Tryouts 1992 First-Team All-Big Ten Jolene Anderson 2007, 08 (m,c) Keisha Anderson 1997 (m,c) Barb Franke 1996 (m,c) Janet Huff 1984 Tamara Moore 2002 (c) 2001 (m) LaTonya Sims 1999 (m) Jessie Stomski 2001 (c, m), 2002 (c) Robin Threatt 1992, 93 Katie Voigt 1998 (m,c) WBCA/Kodak All-America The WBCA (Women s Basketball Coaches Association) votes on Kodak All-America honors. Five individuals are named in nine districts to a national ballot from which 10 players are chosen All-Americans while the remainder receive honorable mention status. Name Honor Year Jolene Anderson District IV 1st Team 2007, 2008 Honorable Mention All-America Keisha Anderson District IV 1st Team 1997 Honorable Mention All-America Barb Franke District IV 1st Team 1995, 96 Hononorable Mention All-America Tamara Moore District IV 1st Team 2002 Hononorable Mention All-America Jessie Stomski District IV 1st Team 2001, 2002 Hononorable Mention All-America Robin Threatt District IV 1st Team 1992 Honorable Mention All-America Janese Banks wrapped up her career in 2008 as a three-time All- Big Ten honoree, including thirdteam honors in

25 Second-Team All-Big Ten Jolene Anderson 2006 (m,c) Keisha Anderson 1995, 96 (m,c) Lisa Bonnell 1988 Mynette Clark 1992 Barb Franke 1994, 95 Ann Klapperich 1998 (m) Tamara Moore 2001 (c) Chris Pruitt 1984 Megan Scott 1984 LaTonya Sims 2000 (m) 1999 (c) Jessie Stomski 2000 (c) 1999 (m) Robin Threatt 1991 Third-Team All-Big Ten Jolene Anderson 2005 (m, c) Janese Banks 2008 (m) Ann Klapperich 1997 (m, c) Honorable Mention All-Big Ten Alyssa Karel Janese Banks 2009 (c.m) 2008 (c) 2006 (m) Lisa Bonnell 1987 Michelle Kozelka 1989, 90, 91, 92 Tamara Moore 2000 (m, c) LaTonya Sims Nina Smith 2001 Jessie Stomski 2000 (c) 1998 (m, c) 2000 (m) 1999 (c) Big Ten All-Star Tours Several Badger athletes have been part of select teams that have traveled abroad on Big Ten Conference tours. Keisha Anderson Japan 1995 Emily Ashbaugh Switzerland, France 2001 Janese Banks Belgium, Netherlands 2005 Kyle Black Switzerland, France 2001 Tanisha Boston Sweden, Denmark 1996 Ashley Josephson Australia 2004 Missy Konieczny Germany, Belgium 1999 Tamara Moore Hungary, Slovenia, Austria 2000 Dee Dee Pate Sweden, Denmark 1998 Kelley Paulus Sweden, Denmark 1998 Stephanie Rich Netherlands, France 2002 LaTonya Sims Germany, Belgium 1999 Robin Threatt Australia 1992 Katie Voigt England 1994 Danielle Ward Denmark, Norway 2006 Amy Wiersma Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia 1997 Camille Williams Hungary 1993 Olympic Festival Keisha Anderson West Team, San Antonio, Texas 1993 Tracy Winkler North Team, San Antonio, Texas 1993 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year Tamara Moore 2001 Big Ten Freshman of the Year Jolene Anderson 2005 (m, c) Barb Franke 1992 Kay Fredrickson 1988 LaTonya Sims 1998 Jessie Stomski 1999 Big Ten All-Freshman Team Kelley Paulus 1997 Lin Zastrow 2008 Big Ten Coach of the Year Jane Albright 1995 Mary Murphy 1992 Note: All Big Ten honors began in 1984 with recognition earned by a vote of the conference coaches; a media voting panel was added in (c=coaches; m=media) Lin Zastrow was named the 2008 Big Ten All-Freshman team, averaging 5.5 points and 4.4 rebounds per game. 25

26 All-Time Scoring Leaders JOLENE ANDERSON 2,132 Points ( ) Port Wing, Wis. Lone Badger to score more than 2,000 points during her career... all-time scoring leader of any UW basketball player (men s or women s) and surpassed the previous women s record of 1,994 and men s mark of 2, broke the UW scoring record by surpassing men s basketball player, Alando Tucker, on Feb. 20, 2008, against Indiana in her 118th career game at Wisconsin... wrapped up her career at Wisconsin with 2,312 points and averaged 18.8 points throughout her four years... named the 2008 Francis Pomeroy Naismith National Player of the Year for 5-8 and under and was the 2008 Big Ten Player of the Year... earned WBCA/State Farm regional All-American two times while at Wisconsin and was a two-time first-team All-Big Ten honoree... drafted in the second round at No. 23 overall by the Connecticut Sun in Career Statistics Season G/S FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG PF/D A TO BL ST MIN PTS AVG / / / / / / / / Totals 123/ / BARB FRANKE 1,994 Points ( ) Cedar Falls, Iowa Inducted into the UW Athletic Hall of Fame in led the Badgers to an unprecedented three 20-win seasons and three NCAA bids... finished just six points shy of becoming the first UW 2,000-point scorer... reached the 1,000-point milestone in 64 career games... started and played in a record 114-consecutive games... hit a career-high 38 points against Purdue and set the UW single season scoring record with 601 points in a season... voted team MVP her last two years... led the Badgers in scoring, rebounding and blocks her last three years... named first-team All-Big Ten by both the coaches and media... two-time Associated Press All-America honorable mention and two-time Kodak District IV All-America honorable mention (1995 and 1996)... became Wisconsin s third professional women s basketball player (drafted by ABL in 1998 and played professionally in France in 1996) Career Statistics Season G/S FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG PF/D A TO BL ST MIN PTS AVG / / / / / / / / Totals 114/ /

27 JESSIE STOMSKI 1,915 Points ( ) Oakdale, Minn. Two-time AP All-American honorable mention and Kodak/WBCA District All-American... twice selected first-team All-Big Ten in 2002 (media and coaches)... first UW player to be named to the Big Ten All-Tournament team... earned Academic All-Big Ten honors in 2001 and participated in 2001 USA Basketball tryouts... named to seven all-tournament teams Big Ten Freshman of the Year and second-team All-Big Ten member national All-College Freshman named team co-mvp as a senior... led the team in scoring and rebounding her junior and senior years... notched 13 double-doubles her senior year... drafted by WNBA s Charlotte Sting in 2002 Career Statistics Season G/S FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG PF/D A TO BL ST MIN PTS AVG / / / / / / / / Totals 123/ / ROBIN THREATT 1,901 Points ( ) Cedar Rapids, Iowa Led the Badger team to its then-second best finish in program history in 1992, with a 20-9 record and first-ever NCAA bid... first basketball athlete to be named to a Kodak District IV all-region team and earned All-America honorable mention honors in posted string of 37 consecutive double-figure games and scored in double figures in 80 of 94 games (.851 percent)... ranks among the top three in all career scoring records and is third in all-time career steals with and 1993 All- Big Ten first team honors... runner-up for 1992 Big Ten Player of the Year U.S. Olympic Trials participant... played for WNBA s Seattle Storm from Career Statistics Season G/S FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG PF/D A TO BL ST MIN PTS AVG / / / / / / / / / / Totals 114/ /

28 THERESA HUFF 1,879 Points ( ) Milwaukee, Wis. Inducted into the Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame in completed her career as the school s career leader in scoring (1,879 points), rebounds (1,201), field goals made (823) and games played (118) registered 37 double-doubles in her career named team MVP three times in her career made the 1982 Big Ten All-Tournament team finalist for the 1983 Wade Trophy, which recognizes the top collegiate player in the nation led Wisconsin to its first post-season appearance as the Badgers reached the quarterfinals of the 1982 AIAW national tournament was the first American woman chosen to play professional basketball in Spain ( ) was the first player in UW women s basketball history to have her jersey (No. 21) retired named to UW s All-Decade team in conjunction with the Big Ten s celebration of 10 years of women s athletic competition in 1991 Career Statistics Season G/S FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG PF/D A TO BL ST MIN PTS AVG / Did Not Have / / Did Not Have / / Did Not Have / / Did Not Have / Totals 118/ / LATONYA SIMS 1,857 Points ( ) Racine, Wis. Named second-team All-Big Ten by the media and coaches in 2000 and 2001 selected first-team All-Big Ten and Big Ten All-Star Tour member in 1999 earned distinction of Big Ten Freshman of the Year in 1998 tallied two WNIT all-tournament team honors (1999 and 2000) led UW in scoring and rebounding from set school record for double-figure scoring with 83 games, including 45 straight games broke UW freshman scoring and rebounding records... Wisconsin s first Parade first-team All-American recruit (1997)... named 1997 Wisconsin Asssociated Press and Gatorade State Player of the Year as well as Miss Basketball Career Statistics Season G/S FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG PF/D A TO BL ST MIN PTS AVG / / / / / / / / Totals 124/ /

29 TAMARA MOORE 1,662 Points ( ) Minneapolis, Minn. Named first-team All-Big Ten and Kodak/WBCA District All-American in Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year, first-team All-Big Ten and Associated Press honorable mention All-American one of 11 finalists for the Nancy Leiberman Point Guard of the Year award and the Senior CLASS award... played in 124 consecutive games... as a junior, led Big Ten in steals (3.6 per game) USA Basketball Team finalist selected 2000 WNIT MVP and 1999 WNIT all-tournament team picked as 1998 second team Parade All-American, USA Today High School third team All-American, Nike/WBCA prep All-American and Street and Smith prep All-American... drafted by the WNBA s Miami Sol in 2002 Career Statistics Season G/S FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG PF/D A TO BL ST MIN PTS AVG / / / / / / / / Totals 124/ / KATIE VOIGT 1,576 Points ( ) Woodruff, Wis. Invited to WNBA and ABL tryouts won the Big Ten Medal of Honor led team with 17.3 points and 3.1 assists her senior year named first team All-Big Ten by both the conference coaches and media as a senior... earned all-tourney status at the Maine Tournament and back-to-back player-of-the-game recognition and all-tournament honors at the Northern Lights Tournament three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree and CoSIDA District Academic All-America candidate earned scholar-athlete award at the Maine Tournament Career Statistics Season G/S FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG PF/D A TO BL ST MIN PTS AVG / / / / / / / / Totals 116/ /

30 ANN KLAPPERICH 1,543 Points ( ) Fond du Lac, Wis. Invited to the American Basketball League combine was the second-leading scorer and rebounder as a senior, averaging 15.1 points and 5.7 rebounds per game twotime team captain named MVP of the Maine Tournament selected second-team All-Big Ten by the media panel and honorable mention by the coaches paced team in rebounding and field goal percentage, while being second in scoring and steals, as a junior... one of 48 senior players invited to the first Women s Collegiate World Games Career Statistics Season G/S FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG PF/D A TO BL ST MIN PTS AVG / / / / / / / / Totals 113/ / JANESE BANKS 1,512 Points ( ) Indianapolis, Ind. Glamour 2007 Top 10 College Women award winner... invited to WNBA tryouts... led the Badgers in free throws made and attempted all four years... concluded her career ranked second in free throws made with 446 and fourth in free throws attempted with second-leading scorer for four-straight years with a careerbest 14.6 points per game in earned third-team All-Big Ten honors in selected to Nike s You Want to be a Coach program... three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree... earned all-tournament honors at Rebel Shootout and the WNIT tournament during the season... was Wisconsin s representative on the Big Ten All-Star Team that toured Europe in 2005 Career Statistics Season G/S FG FGA PCT 3PT 3PTA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG PF/D A TO BL ST MIN PTS AVG / / / / / / / / Totals 118/ /

31 1,000-Plus Point Scorers Wisconsin s 2,000-Point Scorer Jolene Anderson is the all-time scoring leader of any UW basketball player (men s or women s) and surpassed the previous women s record of 1,994 and men s mark of 2,217. She was the fastest female and tied the fastest male to reach 1,500 points as a junior in her 85th game. In her 57th career game, Anderson became the fastest male or female Badger player to earn 1,000 points. Total Scorer Career Games Pos. Yrs. Played Scored 2,000th Date and Opponent 2,312 Jolene Anderson 123 games G Sr./108th game 1/13/08 vs. Iowa Wisconsin s 1,000-Point Scorers Total Scorer Career Games Pos. Yrs. Played Scored 1,000th Date and Opponent 1,994 Barb Franke 114 games F/C Sr./90th game 12/7/95 vs. Western Illinois 1,915 Jessie Stomski 123 games F Sr./100th game 12/11/01 vs. UW Milwaukee 1,901 Robin Threatt 114 games G Sr./92nd game 12/15/92 vs. UW Milwaukee 1,879 Theresa Huff 118 games F/C Sr./97th game 12/22/82 vs. Loyola Chicago 1,857 LaTonya Sims 124 games F/G Sr./99th game 11/22/00 vs. Notre Dame 1,714 Jolene Anderson 93 games G Jr./85th game 2/17/07 vs. Purdue 1,662 Tamara Moore 124 games G Sr./114th game 1/30/02 vs. Iowa 1,576 Katie Voigt 116 games G Sr./112th game 2/20/98 vs. Illinois 1,543 Ann Klapperich 113 games F Sr./110th game 2/22/98 vs. Penn State 1,512 Janese Banks 118 games G Sr./116th game 3/02/08 vs. Iowa 1,482 Lisa Bonnell 109 games F/C Sr./86th game 12/9/87 vs. UW Green Bay 1,455 Janet Huff 118 games G Sr./96th game 12/7/84 vs. Louisiana Tech 1,428 Michele Kozelka 111 games F Jr./74th game 2/3/91 vs. Ohio State 1,399 Chris Pruitt 114 games G Jr./86th game 3/4/84 vs. Michigan State 1,279 Keisha Anderson 85 games G Sr./68th game 1/5/97 vs. Iowa 1,128 Janese Banks 88 games G Jr./81st game 2/25/07 vs. Iowa 1,123 Kelley Paulus 119 games G Sr./109th game 2/10/00 vs. Minnesota 1,120 Faith Johnson 118 games G Sr./110th game 2/8/85 vs. Indiana 1,057 Linda Gough 105 games F Sr./97th game 2/13/81 vs. Iowa 1,017 Mynette Clark 96 games G Sr./94th game 3/11/92 vs. Ohio State 31

32 Wisconsin s Most Valuable Players, The Badger women s basketball program achieved varsity status on July 1, 1974, and held its first games at the UW Field House during the season. In the 34-year history of the program, five players have been named MVP three straight years: Theresa Huff, Milwaukee, Wis., ; Lisa Bonnell, Merrill, Wis., ; Robin Threatt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, ; Barb Franke, Cedar Falls, Iowa, ; and Jolene Anderson, Port Wing, Wis., Most Valuable Players Teah Gant Jr. Oswego, Ill Jolene Anderson Sr. Port Wing, Wis Jolene Anderson Jr. Port Wing, Wis Jolene Anderson So. Port Wing, Wis Stephanie Rich Sr. Crawfordsville, Iowa Stephanie Rich Jr. Crawfordsville, Iowa None chosen Tamara Moore Sr. Minneapolis, Minn. Jessie Stomski Sr. Oakdale, Minn Jessie Stomski Jr. Oakdale, Minn Tamara Moore So. Minneapolis, Minn LaTonya Sims So. Racine, Wis Katie Voigt Sr. Woodruff, Wis Keisha Anderson Sr. Racine, Wis Barb Franke Sr. Cedar Falls, Wis Barb Franke Jr. Cedar Falls, Wis Barb Franke So. Cedar Falls, Wis Robin Threatt Sr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Robin Threatt Jr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Michele Kozelka Fr. Prairie du Chien, Wis. Mynette Clark Jr. Racine, Wis. Robin Threatt So. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Lisa Lawrence Sr. Milwaukee, Wis Michele Kozelka So. Prairie du Chien, Wis Janetta Johnson Fr. Ann Arbor, Mich Lisa Bonnell Sr. Merrill, Wis Lisa Bonnell Jr. Merrill, Wis Lisa Bonnell So. Merrill, Wis Faith Johnson Sr. Minneapolis, Minn. Chris Pruitt Sr. Chicago, Ill Megan Scott Sr. Platteville, Wis. Janet Huff Sr. Milwaukee, Wis Theresa Huff Sr. Milwaukee, Wis Theresa Huff Jr. Milwaukee, Wis Theresa Huff So. Milwaukee, Wis Ann Hall So. Brownsville, Wis Kerry Karst Fr. Lincoln, Neb Pam Moore Fr. Madison, Wis. Pam Moore F 5-11 Madison, Wis Theresa Huff F 5-11 Milwaukee, Wis. 1981, 1982, 1983 Faith Johnson G 5-6 Minneapolis, Minn Kerry Karst G 5-11 Lincoln, Neb Janet Huff C 5-8 Milwaukee, Wis Chris Pruitt G 5-9 Chicago, Ill Ann Hall F 5-11 Brownsville, Wis Megan Scott F 6-2 Platteville, Wis Lisa Bonnell F 5-11 Merrill, Wis. 1986, 1987,

33 Janetta Johnson C 6-3 Ann Arbor, Mich Michele Kozelka C 6-1 Prairie du Chien, Wis. 1990, 1991 Mynette Clark G 5-9 Milwaukee, Wis Lisa Lawrence F 6-0 Milwaukee, Wis Robin Threatt G 5-10 Cedar Rapids, Iowa 1991, 1992, 1993 Barb Franke F 6-2 Cedar Falls, Iowa 1994, 1995, 1996 Keisha Anderson G 5-7 Racine, Wis Katie Voigt G 6-0 Woodruff, Wis LaTonya Sims F 6-3 Racine, Wis Tamara Moore F 6-0 Minneapolis, Minn. 2000, 2002 Jessie Stomski F 6-3 Oakdale, Minn. 2001, 2002 Stephanie Rich G 5-11 Crawfordsville, Iowa 2004, 2005 Wisconsin Athletics Hall of Fame Five former women basketball letterwinners have been inducted into the University of Wisconsin Athletics Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame, begun in 1991 and located in front of the Camp Randall Memorial Sports Center, honors past UW athletes and staff. Jolene Anderson G 5-8 Port Wing, Wis. 2006, 2007, 2008 Teah Gant G 5-10 Oswego, Ill Pam Moore Madison, Wis. Basketball Track Inducted 2006 Barb Franke Cedar Falls, Iowa Basketball Inducted 2005 Theresa Huff Milwaukee, Wis. Basketball Inducted 1998 Megan Scott Platteville, Wis. Basketball Volleyball Track 1984 Inducted 2008 Robin Threatt Cedar Rapids, Iowa Basketball Inducted

34 Badger Academic Honors Academic All-Big Ten Honorees Student-athletes who are letterwinners, maintain at least a 3.00 cumulative grade point average and are non-first year students receive All-Big Ten academic recognition. Wisconsin has had more than 80 honors since it began in Emily Ashbaugh Woodinville, Wash. Genetics 2002, 03, 04 Kjersten Bakke DeForest, Wis. Biology 2005, 06 Janese Banks Indianapolis Legal Studies 2006, 07, 08 Amy Bauer Durand, Wis. Business 1990, 91 Kyle Black Indianapolis, Ind. Business 2001, 02 Michele Burkholder Janesville, Wis. Industrial Engineering 1996, 97, 98 Karie Cattanach Markesan, Wis. Business 1995, 96, Annie Crangle Piedmont, Cailf. Pre-Journalism 2008 Rae Lin D Alie Waterford, Wis. Psychology 2008 Judy Ebeling Bloomington, Minn. Business 1999, 00, 01 Kay Fredrickson Durand, Wis. Business 1989, 90, 91 Kim Fredrickson Durand, Wis. Business 1989, 90, 91 Teah Gant Oswego, Ill Industrial Engineering 2008, 09 Ebba Gebisa West Lafayette, Ind. Business 2003, 04, 05 Caitlin Gibson Jefferson, Wis. Elementary Education 2007, 08, 09 Margaret Gilmartin Chicago, Ill. Undeclared 2004 Leah Hefte McFarland, Wis. Elementary Education 2001, 02, 03 Brittany Heins Postville, Wis. Biology 2008 Sarah Ingison Roseville, Minn. Pre-Business 2008 Alyssa Karel St. Paul, Minn. Pre-Nursing 2009 Missy Konieczny Portage, Wis. Agricultural Journalism 2000 Michele Kozelka Prairie du Chien, Wis. Physical Education 1991, 92 Lisa Lawrence Milwaukee, Wis. Accounting/Finance 1989, 90, 91 Jessica Liegel Plain, Wis. Spanish & Molecular Biology 2001, 02, 03 Annie Nelson Hudson, Wis. Agricultural Economics 2004, 05, 06 Erin Olson Waukesha, Wis. Secondary Education 2004 Dolly Rademaker Thorp, Wis. Physical Therapy 1992, 93, 94 Jenny Rhodes Milwaukee, Wis. Social Work 1997 Emily Ricter Cottage Grove, Wis. Rehabilitative Psychology 1997, 98 Stacey Riemer Chilton, Wis. Landscape Architecture 1996, 97 Shelly Rucinski Dousman, Wis. Recreation Resource Management 1988 Erin Schmidt Lodi, Wis. Engineering Mechanics & Astronautics 2000 Kristi Seeger Stoughton, Wis. Kinesiology 2001, 02, 03 Peggy Shreve Monroe, Wis. Genetics 1991, 92, 93 Abby Simmons Verona, Wis. Kinesiology 2002, 03, 04 Tara Steinbauer Bloomington, Minn. Business 2009 Jessie Stomski Oakdale, Minn. Journalism 2001, 02 Alana Trotter Racine, Wis. Biology (Pre-Medicine) 2009 Katie Voigt Woodruff, Wis. Education 1995, 96, 98 Amy Wiersma Randolph, Wis. Social Welfare 1997, 98, 99 Tracy Winkler Chilton, Wis. Nutritional Science 1994, 95, 96 Jen Waterman Wisconsin Dells, Wis. Zoology 1991, 92, 93 Shari Welton Calumet City, Ill. Journalism 2006 Jordan Wilson Naperville, Ill. Sociology 2004, 05, 06 Cindy Slovak Chicago, Ill. Wildlife Ecology 1986 Amy Wiersma Randolph, Wis. Social Work 1999 Jordan Wilson Naperville, Ill. Sociology 2006 Tracy Winkler Chilton, Wis. Nutritional Science 1994, 95, 96 Lin Zastrow Jefferson, Wis. Undeclared 2009 Athletic Board Scholars--HEINS WON IN 2009, WHAT DO WE DO? Athletic Board Scholars are letterwinners who have completed at least three semesters and had the highest grade point in their respective sports. The honor, begun in 1986, is awarded annually by the UW Athletic Board. Nicky Boucher Art 1987 Kay Fredrickson Business 1989 Ebba Gebisa Business 2003, 04, 05 Caitlin Gibson Elem. Education 2007 Sarah Ingison Business 2008 Jessica Liegel Spanish 2001 Dolly Rademaker Physical Therapy 1993 Emily Ricter Rehab. Psych. 1997, 98 Shelly Rucinski Rec. Resource Mgmt 1988 Erin Schmidt Eng. Mech. & Astro Peggy Shreve Genetics 1990, 91, 92 Abby Simmons Kinesiology 2002 Cindy Slovak Wildlife Ecology 1986 Amy Wiersma Social Work 1999 Jordan Wilson Sociology 2006 Tracy Winkler Nutri. Sci. 1994, 95, 96 Big Ten Medal of Honor The award is given annually at each Big Ten institution to the senior male and female student-athlete demonstrating proficiency in scholarship and athletics. The Badgers have had two players honored. Janet Huff Rec Res. Mgmt Katie Voigt Mathematics 1996 ESPN the Magazine/CoSIDA District V Academic All- America The ESPN The Magazine/College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-America program recognizes student-athletes for excellence in athletics and academics. Athletes must have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.30 and must be a starter or important reserve. Kay Fredrickson Business 1989 Alyssa Karel Nursing 2009 Katie Voigt Mathematics

35 Individual Single Game Records Scoring Keisha Anderson vs. UC Santa Barbara, (14 FG, 17 FT) 2. 42* Jolene Anderson vs. Iowa, (13 FG, 13 FT) Barb Franke vs. Purdue, (12 FG, 14 FT) Jolene Anderson vs. Cleveland State, (13 FG, 9 FT) Ann Klapperich vs. Maine, (16 FG, 3 FT) 35 Barb Franke vs. UW-Green Bay, (13 FG, 9 FT) 35 Barb Franke vs. Michigan State, (15 FG, 5 FT) 35 Michele Kozelka vs. Illinois State, (13 FG, 9 FT) 35 Lisa Bonnell vs. St. Peter s College, (12 FG, 10 FT) Jessie Stomski vs. Ohio State, (12 FG, 10FT) 34 LaTonya Sims vs. UC Santa Barbara, (14FG, 1-3PT, 5 FT) 34 Barb Franke vs. Michigan State, (11 FG, 1-3PT, 11 FT) 34 Robin Threatt vs. Northwestern, (13 FG, 4-3PT, 4 FT) Robin Threatt vs. S. Illinois, (12 FG, 3-3PT, 6 FT) 33 Robin Threatt vs. Michigan, (13 FG, 6 FT) 33 Chris Pruitt vs. Bradley, (16 FG, 1 FT) 33 Marty Calden vs. UW-Stevens Point, (13 FG, 7 FT) Keisha Anderson vs. Penn State, (10 FG, 10 FT) 32 Barb Franke vs. Drake, (13 FG, 6 FT) 32 Robin Threatt vs. Tennessee-Martin, (14 FG, 1-3PT, 3 FT) 32 Janet Huff vs. Ohio State, (13 FG, 6 FT) 32 Jessie Stomski vs. Penn State, Barb Franke vs. Michigan, (13 FG, 5 FT) 31 Lisa Bonnell vs. Minnesota, (13 FG, 1-3PT, 2 FT) Jolene Anderson vs. Penn State, (13 FG, 1 FT) 30 Jolene Anderson vs. Michigan, (13 FG, 0 FT) 30 Jolene Anderson vs. Virginia, (10 FG, 2-3PT, 8 FT) 30 Jolene Anderson vs. Arkansas State, (13 FG, 2-3PT, 2 FT) 30 Robin Threatt vs. Iowa State, (10 FG, 10 FT) 30 Janet Huff vs. Illinois-Chicago, (14 FG, 2 FT) 30 Theresa Huff vs. Illinois, (14 FG, 0 FT) 30 Theresa Huff vs. Drake, (15 FG, 0 FT) 30 Pam Moore vs. Northern Illinois, (11 FG, 8 FT) 30 Pam Moore vs. Illinois State, (13 FG, 4 FT) Field Goals Ann Klapperich vs. Maine, Chris Pruitt vs. Bradley, Theresa Huff vs. Drake, * Barb Franke vs. Michigan State, LaTonya Sims vs. UC Santa Barbara, Robin Threatt vs. Tennessee-Martin, Lisa Bonnell vs. Minnesota, Theresa Huff vs. Illinois, Janet Huff vs. Illinois-Chicago, Theresa Huff vs. Missouri, Field Goal Attempts 1. 28* Barb Franke vs. Indiana, Jolene Anderson vs. Iowa, Jolene Anderson vs. Indiana, Theresa Huff vs. Indiana, Theresa Huff vs. Michigan State, Robin Threatt vs. Tennessee-Martin, Linda Gough vs. Lincoln College, Pam Moore vs. UW-Oshkosh, Jolene Anderson vs. Cleveland State, Janet Huff vs. Ohio State, Lisa Bonnell vs. Iowa, Theresa Huff vs. Indiana State, Field Goal Percentage (9 or more made) (12-13) Ann Klapperich vs. Marquette, (11-12) Jessie Stomski vs. Illinois, (11-13) Barb Franke vs. Western Michigan, (11-13)* Robin Threatt vs. Michigan State, (10-12) Barb Franke vs. Western Illinois, (10-12) Faith Johnson vs. Indiana, (9-11) Danielle Ward vs. Northwestern, (16-20) Ann Klapperich vs. Maine, (11-14) Alyssa Karel vs. Northern Illinois, (10-13) Barb Franke vs. Illinois, (10-13) Michele Kozelka vs. Purdue, Three-Point Field Goals 1. 7 Kyle Black vs. Holy Cross, Stephanie Rich vs. Washington, Katie Voigt vs. Mississippi, Karie Cattanach vs. UC Irvine, * Katie Voigt vs. Michigan, Robin Threatt vs. Creighton, Jolene Anderson vs. Wyoming, Jolene Anderson vs. Wyoming, Jolene Anderson vs. Michigan, Jolene Anderson vs. Iowa, Jolene Anderson vs. Western Michigan, Jolene Anderson vs. Air force, Ashley Josephson vs. Michigan, Ashley Josephson vs. Michigan State, Jolene Anderson vs. Minnesota, Ashley Josephson vs. Iowa, Stephanie Rich vs. Middle Tennessee, Ashley Josephson vs. Ohio state, Leah Hefte vs. Minnesota, Kyle Black vs. Pittsburgh, Kyle Black vs. Green Bay, Kelley Paulus vs. Indiana, Three-Point Attempts 1. 13* Jolene Anderson vs. Indiana, Stephanie Rich vs. Northern Illinois, * Lisa Bonnell vs. Iowa, Jolene Anderson vs. Western Kentucky, Jolene Anderson vs. Michigan State, Stephanie Rich vs. Northwestern, Katie Voigt vs. Michigan, Ashley Josephson vs. Ohio State, Kyle Black vs. Michigan State, Jolene Anderson vs. Ohio State, Jolene Anderson vs. Michigan State, Stephanie Rich vs. Michigan State, Kyle Black vs. Iowa, Kyle Black vs. Holy Cross, Katie Voigt vs. Northwestern, Katie Voigt vs. Manhattan, Katie Voigt vs. Mississippi, Katie Voigt vs. Tennessee, Katie Voigt vs. Iowa, Robin Threatt vs. Ohio State, Mynette Clark vs. Nebraska, Mynette Clark vs. Michigan State, Dolly Rademaker vs. Minnesota,

36 Three-Point Percentage (4 or more made) * (4-4) Kyle Black vs. Michigan, * (4-4) Kyle Black vs. Illinois, * (4-4) Robin Threatt vs. Michigan State, (5-6) Kyle Black vs. Pittsburgh, (5-6) Dolly Rademaker vs. Minnesota, (5-6) Lisa Bonnell vs. Northwestern, (5-6) Ashley Josephson vs. Iowa, (4-5) Jolene Anderson vs. Iowa, (4-5) Janese Banks vs. Northwestern, (4-5) Tamara Moore vs. Minnesota, (4-5) Karie Cattanach vs. Indiana, (4-5) Shelly Rucinski vs. Iowa, (4-5) Lisa Bonnell vs. Lake Superior State, (4-5) Kyle Black vs. Memphis, (4-5) Ashley Josephson vs. Indiana, Free Throws Keisha Anderson vs. UC Santa Barbara, Michele Kozelka vs. UW-Green Bay, * Jessie Stomski vs. Indiana, Barb Franke vs. Purdue, Jolene Anderson vs. Iowa, LaTonya Sims vs. Minnesota, Katie Voigt vs. Indiana, Tracy Winkler vs. Toledo, Barb Franke vs. Purdue, Barb Franke vs. Northern Iowa, Barb Franke vs. Indiana, Barb Franke vs. Ohio State, Verdell Hale vs. Michigan, Free Throw Attempts 1. 21* Jessie Stomski vs. Indiana, Barb Franke vs. Purdue, Barb Franke vs. Northern Iowa, Keisha Anderson vs. UC Santa Barbara, Barb Franke vs. Ohio State, Michele Kozelka vs. UW-Green Bay, LaTonya Sims vs. Minnesota, Barb Franke vs. Purdue, Marty Calden vs. Northwestern, Barb Franke vs. Indiana, DeLinda Hastie vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, Free Throw Percentage (10 or more made) (17-17) Michele Kozelka vs. UW-Green Bay, (17-17) Keisha Anderson vs. UC Santa Barbara, (13-13)* Jolene Anderson vs. Iowa, (10-10) Ebba Gebisa vs. Michigan, (10-10) Jessie Stomski vs. Michigan, (10-10) Ann Klapperich vs. Penn State, (10-10) Camille Williams vs. Penn State, (10-10) Camille Williams vs. UW-Green Bay, (13-14) Katie Voigt vs. Indiana, (13-14) Tracy Winkler vs. Toledo, Consecutive Free Throws Made Keisha Anderson vs. UC Santa Barbara, Michele Kozelka vs. UW-Green Bay, Rebounds 1. 23* Theresa Huff vs. Indiana, Linda Gough vs. Lincoln College, Theresa Huff vs. Michigan, DeLinda Hastie vs. UW-Green Bay, Jessie Stomski vs. Indiana, Janetta Johnson vs. Northwestern, Theresa Huff vs. Illinois-Chicago, Theresa Huff vs. Loyola, Theresa Huff vs. Northern Illinois, Theresa Huff vs. Wichita State, Ann Hall vs. UW-La Crosse, Assists Amy Bauer vs. Detroit, Katie Voigt vs. Illinois-Chicago, Amy Bauer vs. Nebraska, * Karen O Malley vs. Minnesota, Faith Johnson vs. Eastern Illinois, Tamara Moore vs. Illinois, Dee Dee Pate vs. Memphis, Stephanie Rich vs. IPFW, Stephanie Rich vs. Notre Dame, Keisha Anderson vs. Western Illinois, Amy Bauer vs. Indiana, Janet Huff vs. Missouri, Dot Whalen vs. UW-Oshkosh, Tamara Moore vs. Minnesota, Steals Keisha Anderson vs. Cleveland State, Tamara Moore vs. Evansville, Keisha Anderson vs. Western Illinois, Robin Threatt vs. Chicago State, Tamara Moore vs. Ohio State, Jolene Anderson vs. Arkansas State, Rae Lin D Alie vs. Northwestern, Tamara Moore vs. Michigan State, Tamara Moore vs. UW-Milwaukee, Tamara Moore vs. Penn State, Blocked Shots 1. 12* Janetta Johnson vs. Indiana, Janetta Johnson vs. Detroit, Janetta Johnson vs. UW-Green Bay, Michelle Lowman vs. Iowa, Michelle Lowman vs. Illinois, Michelle Lowman vs. Purdue, Janetta Johnson vs. Illinois-Chicago, Janetta Johnson vs. San Jose State, Camilla Hudson vs. Ohio State, Lisa Bonnell vs. Northern Iowa, Turnovers Tamara Moore vs. Northwestern, Tamara Moore vs. Missouri, Tamara Moore vs. Ohio State, Jolene Anderson vs. Michigan, Ebba Gebisa vs. Illinois, Kristi Seeger vs. Pepperdine, Dee Dee Pate vs. Penn State, Tamara Moore vs. Illinois, Rae Lin D Alie vs. South Dakota State, Stephanie Rich vs. Marquette, Janese Banks vs. UNLV, Ebba Gebisa vs. hampton, LaTonya Sims vs. Illinois, *UW record in Big Ten Conference games 36 36

37 Team Single Game Records Game Highs All Games Most Points vs. Bradley, vs. UW-Milwaukee, vs. Western Illinois, vs. UW-Milwaukee, vs. Siena College, vs. DePaul, vs. Santa Clara, vs. UC Santa Barbara, vs. Cleveland State, vs. Elon, vs. Minnesota, Most Points, One Half by UW (2nd half) vs. Bradley, (UW 123, Bradley 79) (2nd half) vs. Siena, (UW 107, Siena 85) 62 (2nd half) vs. Michigan, (UW 101, Mich 88) (1st half) vs. UW-Milwaukee, (UW 115, UWM 50) (2nd half) vs. UW-Milwaukee, (UW 115, UWM 50) (2nd half) vs. UC Santa Barbara, (UW 100, UC SB 95) (1st half) vs. Cleveland State, (UW 103, CSU 64) (2nd half) at Maine, (UW 97, Maine 80) 54 (1st half) vs. Bradley, (UW 123, Bradley 79) (2nd half) vs. Michigan, (UW 99, UM 68) Fewest Points, One Half by UW (1st half) vs. Michigan State, (MSU 77, UW 46) (2nd half) at Iowa, (Iowa 68, UW 32) (1st half) at Indiana, (Ind 53, UW 45) (1st half) at Indiana, (Ind 59, UW 49) (1st half) at Iowa, (Iowa 68, UW 32) Fewest Points Scored vs. Illinois State, vs. Indiana, vs. UW-La Crosse, at UW-La Crosse, at UW-La Crosse, at Iowa, at Illinois, vs. Michigan, at UW-Stevens Point, at Iowa, Fewest Points Allowed at Northern Illinois, vs. Northeastern Illinois, vs. Illinois-Chicago, vs. Northwestern, vs. UW-Milwaukee, vs. Southern Mississippi, vs. National College, at Illinois, vs. Hampton, vs. UW-Green Bay, Fewest Points, One Half By Opponent 1. 9 (1st half) by Northern Illinois, (UW 42, NIU 27) (1st half) by Northwestern, (UW 70, NU 35) (1st half) by Illinois Chicago, (UW 90, UIC 32) (2nd half) by Michigan, (UW 85, Michigan 52) 14 (1st half) by National College, (UW 88, National 37) (1st half) by Western Illinois, (UW 82, Western Illinois 45) 16 (1st half) by UC Irvine, (UW 65, UCI 47) (2nd half) by Northern Illinois, (UW 42, NIU 27) 18 (1st half) by UW Stevens Point, (UW 81, UWSP 59) (1st half) by Minnesota, (UW 65, Minn 47) 20 (2nd half) by Minnesota, (UW 85, Minnesota 50) Largest Margin of Victory vs. UW-Milwaukee (115-50), vs. Chicago State (95-35), vs. Illinois-Chicago (90-32), vs. Northern Illinois (100-42), vs. Army (97-42), vs. NE Illinois (82-28), vs. Elon College (102-49), vs. Southern Mississippi (88-37), vs. National College (88-37), vs. DePaul (106-55), Most Field Goals vs. Bradley (52-87), vs. UW-Milwaukee, vs. DePaul (46-108), vs. Western Illinois (45-89), vs. Bucknell (43-78), vs. Purdue (43-81), vs. Michigan (43-91), vs. Purdue (43-81), vs. UW-La Crosse (42-88), vs. Cleveland State (41-78), vs. Westmar, Most Field Goal Attempts vs. DePaul (46-108), vs. Westmar (41-105), vs. Northern Illinois (38-102), vs. UW-Eau Claire (33-99), vs. UW-Milwaukee (50-92), vs. UW-Oshkosh (35-92), vs. Michigan (43-91), vs. National College (39-91), vs. Chicago State (43-90), vs. Western Illinois (45-89), Best Field Goal Percentage vs. UW-Milwaukee (41-66), vs. Northern Illinois (26-42), vs. Iowa (32-53), at Ohio State (32-53), at Ohio State (32-53), vs. Bradley (52-87), vs. Ohio State (33-56), vs. Western Illinois (31-53), vs. Michigan State (35-60), vs. Michigan (33-57), vs. UW-Green Bay (22-38), Most 3-Point Goals vs. Michigan, at Northwestern, vs. Creighton, at Michigan, vs. Michigan, at Air Force, at Washington, vs. Holy Cross, vs. Northwestern, vs. Minnesota, vs. Northwestern, vs. Iowa, vs. Iowa State, vs. Washington, Most 3-Point Attempts at Michigan State, vs. Ohio State, vs. Auburn, vs. Montana, vs. Creighton, vs. Minnesota, vs. Northwestern, vs. Iowa, vs. Michigan State, vs. Indiana, vs. Indiana, at Houston, vs. Southern Illinois, vs. Minnesota, vs. Chicago State, vs. Gonzaga,

38 Best Three-Point Percentage (10 or more made) vs. Washington (10-12), at Air Force (10-14), vs. Minnesota (10-15), vs. Penn State (9-14), vs. Northwestern (10-17), vs. Washington (10-17), vs. Northwestern (11-23), vs. Michigan (10-21), vs. Creighton (9-19), vs. Michigan (11-24), Most Free Throws at Northern Iowa (40-57), vs. DePaul, vs. Purdue, vs. Illinois, vs. Michigan, vs. Cleveland State, vs. Oklahoma, vs. Indiana State, vs. Notre Dame, vs. Marquette, Most Free Throw Attempts vs. Northern Iowa, vs. UC Santa Barbara, vs. Purdue, vs. Toledo, vs. DePaul, vs. Illinois, vs. Marquette, vs. Minnesota, vs. Oklahoma, at Cleveland State, vs. Cleveland State, vs. Illinois, vs. Ohio State, Best Free Throw Percentage (14 or more atts.) vs. Western Kentucky (20-20), vs. Arizona (17-17), at Michigan State (14-14), vs. Michigan (32-33), vs. Michigan (20-21), vs. Purdue (18-19), vs. Siena (27-29), vs. Penn State (26-28), vs. Minnesota (13-14), vs. Eastern Illinois (25-27), Most Rebounds vs. Western Illinois, vs. Illinois Chicago, vs. Loyola, vs. Nebraska, vs. Michigan, vs. UW-La Crosse, vs. Chicago State, vs. UW-Oshkosh, vs. Princeton, vs. Bradley, Most Assists vs. UW-Milwaukee, vs. UW-Milwaukee, vs. Bradley, vs. Detroit, vs. UIC, vs. Illinois, vs. UW-La Crosse, vs. Drake, vs. Illinois, vs. Southern Connecticut, vs. Yale, vs. UW-Oshkosh, Most Steals vs. DePaul, vs. UW-Eau Claire, vs. Cleveland, vs. National College, vs. Northern Iowa, vs. Western Illinois, vs. Western Illinois, vs. Gonzaga, vs. UW-Stevens Point, vs. Illinois, vs. Notre Dame, vs. Purdue, vs. Northeastern Illinois, vs. Army, Most Blocked Shots at Iowa, vs. Detroit, vs. Illinois-Chicago, vs. Illinois-Chicago, vs. National College, vs. Purdue, vs. Michigan State, vs. Minnesota, vs. CSU Long Beach, vs. Northeastern Illinois, vs. UW-Stevens Point, Most Turnovers vs. Penn State, vs. Michigan State, vs. Western Illinois, vs. Purdue, vs. UW-La Crosse, at Pepperdine, vs. Penn State, vs. Illinois-Chicago, vs. Northwestern, vs. Illinois, vs. Minnesota, vs. Michigan State, vs. Western Illinois, vs. Northern Illinois, vs. Purdue, Most Personal Fouls vs. UW-Stevens Point, vs. Drake, vs. Illinois, vs. UW-Eau Claire, at Purdue, vs. Northwestern, vs. Illinois-Chicago, vs. UW-Oshkosh, vs. Illinois, vs. Santa Clara, vs. Stanford, vs. Ohio State, vs. South Dakota, Most Overtimes 1. 2 UW 71, UW-Milwaukee 69, UW 87 at Kansas 90, UW 75 vs. Indiana 74, UW 98 vs. Purdue 95, UW 62 at Long Beach State 66, Biggest Comebacks UW (69) at Michigan (67), Down 20 (38-18) with 17:32 to go 2nd half 20 UW (89) at Northwestern (86) OT Down 20 (72-52) with 7:39 to go 2nd half 38 38

39 Game Highs Big Ten Games Most Points vs. Minnesota, vs. Michigan, at Ohio State, at Minnesota, vs. Purdue, OT Most Points, One Half by UW (2nd half) vs. Michigan, (UW 101, Mich 88) (2nd half) vs. Ohio State, (UW 99, OSU 90) 54 (2nd half) vs. Iowa, (UW 94, Iowa 91) 54 (2nd half) at Iowa, (UW 93, Iowa 103) (2nd half) vs. Michigan, (UW 99, UM 68) Fewest Points Allowed vs. Northwestern, at Illinois, vs. Illinois, at Minnesota, vs. Iowa, Fewest Points, One Half By Opponent (1st half) by Northwestern, (UW 70, NU 35) (2nd half) by Michigan, (UW 85, Michigan 52) (1st half) by Michigan, (UW 64, Michigan 63) (1st half) by Minnesota, (UW 65, Minn 47) 20 (2nd half) by Minnesota, (UW 85, Minnesota 50) Largest Margin of Victory vs. Northwestern (70-35) at Ohio State (80-45), vs. Minnesota (85-50), vs. Minnesota, (98-64), vs. Northwestern (80-47), at Michigan (85-52), Most Field Goals vs. Purdue (43-81), vs. Michigan (43-91), vs. Purdue (43-81), vs. Minnesota (37-76), vs. Minnesota (36-86), at Ohio State (36-67), Most Field Goal Attempts vs. Michigan (43-91), vs. Minnesota (36-86), vs. Michigan (35-85), vs. Northwestern (29-83), vs. Minnesota (29-82), vs. Northwestern, vs. Purdue, Best Field Goal Percentage vs. Iowa (32-53), at Ohio State (32-53), at Ohio State (32-53), vs. Ohio State (33-56), vs. Michigan State (35-60), Most 3-Point Goals vs. Michigan, at Northwestern, at Michigan, vs. Michigan, vs. Northwestern, vs. Minnesota, vs. Northwestern, vs. Iowa, Most 3-Point Attempts at Michigan State, vs. Ohio State, vs. Minnesota, vs. Northwestern, vs. Iowa, vs. Michigan State, Best Three-Point Percentage (10 or more made) vs. Minnesota (10-15), vs. Penn State (9-14), vs. Northwestern (10-17), vs. Northwestern (11-23), vs. Michigan (10-21), Most Free Throws vs. Purdue, vs. Illinois, vs. Michigan, at Iowa, vs. Minnesota, Most Free Throw Attempts vs. Purdue, vs. Illinois (33-44), vs. Minnesota, vs. Oklahoma, vs. Illinois, vs. Ohio State, Best Free Throw Percentage (14 or more atts.) at Michigan State (14-14), vs. Michigan (32-33), vs. Michigan (20-21), vs. Purdue (18-19), vs. Penn State (26-28), vs. Minnesota (13-14), Most Rebounds vs. Michigan, vs. Penn State, vs. Minnesota, vs. Illinois, vs. Minnesota, Most Assists vs. Illinois, vs. Illinois, vs. Minnesota, vs. Illinois, vs. Illinois, Most Steals vs. Illinois, vs. Purdue, at Iowa, vs. Minnesota, vs. Illinois, vs. Northwestern, vs. Minnesota, Most Blocked Shots at Iowa, vs. Purdue, vs. Michigan State, vs. Minnesota, vs. Indiana, vs. Michigan State, vs. Ohio State, Most Turnovers vs. Penn State, vs. Michigan State, vs. Purdue, vs. Penn State, vs. Northwestern, Most Personal Fouls vs. Illinois, at Purdue, vs. Northwestern, vs. Illinois, vs. Ohio State, Most Overtimes 1. 2 UW (75) vs. Indiana (74), UW (98) vs. Purdue (95), Biggest Comebacks 20 UW (69) at Michigan (67), Down 20 (38-18) with 17:32 to go 2nd half 20 UW (89) at Northwestern (86) OT Down 20 (72-52) with 7:39 to go 2nd half 39 39

40 Single Game Lows All Games Fewest Points, One Half by UW (1st half) vs. Michigan State, (MSU 77, UW 46) (2nd half) at Iowa, (Iowa 68, UW 32) (2nd half) vs. Illinois Chicago, (UW 49, UIC 65) (1st half) at Indiana, (Ind 53, UW 45) (1st half) at Indiana, (Ind 59, UW 49) 18 (1st half) vs. Indiana, (Ind 64, UW 50) (1st half) at Iowa, (Iowa 68, UW 32) 19 (1st half) at Purdue, (Pur 93, UW 45) 19 (1st half) vs. Phillips, (UW 67, Phillips 60) (1st half) vs. Ohio Sate, (UW 49, OSU 73) Fewest Points Scored vs. Indiana, at Iowa, at Illinois, vs. Michigan, at Iowa, at Iowa, vs. Indiana, at Iowa, at Ohio State, vs. Ohio State, at Purdue, at Michigan, vs. Ohio State, Most Points Allowed at Iowa, at Indiana, vs. Northwestern, vs. Northwestern, vs. Minnesota, vs. Iowa, vs. Penn State, vs. Santa Clara, vs. UW La Crosse, Fewest Field Goals at Indiana, vs. Northwestern, at Penn State, at Northern Illinois, at Iowa, vs. Kansas State, at Michigan, vs. Indiana, vs. Michigan State, Fewest Field Goal Attempts vs. UW-Green Bay, vs. Purdue, at Ohio State, vs. Rutgers, vs. Michigan, vs. Penn State, vs. Michigan, vs. DePaul, Lowest Field Goal Percentage at Michigan (14-65), at Minnesota (14-63), at Penn State (13-57), at Indiana (11-46), at Northern Illinois (14-54), vs. Northwestern (12-46), vs. Minnesota (17-64), Fewest 3-Point Goals 1. 0 vs. Ohio State, vs. Texas-Arlington, vs. Minnesota, vs. Texas Tech, vs. Iowa, vs. Indiana, vs. Michigan State, Fewest 3-Point Attempts 1. 0 vs. Chicago State, vs. UW-Green Bay, vs. Valparaiso, at Loyola, Lowest Three-Point Percentage vs. Michigan State (0-12), vs. Ohio State (0-10), vs. Texas Tech (0-8), vs. Texas-Arlington (0-2), at Minnesota (0-2), vs. Iowa (0-4), vs. Indiana (0-6), Fewest Free Throws 1. 0 vs. Iowa (0-4), vs. Purdue, Fewest Free Throw Attempts 1. 2 vs. Utah (1-2), vs. Indiana (2-2), at Virginia, at Purdue, Lowest Free Throw Percentage (14 or more atts.) vs. Iowa (4-14), vs. Eastern Kentucky (7-21), vs. South Dakota State (5-15), vs. UW-Green Bay (8-21), at Indiana (7-18), Fewest Rebounds vs. Rutgers, vs. Michigan, at Iowa, vs. Ohio State, vs. Canisius, vs. Purdue, vs. Iowa, vs. Iowa, at Minnesota, vs. Iowa, Fewest Assists 1. 4 at Illinois, vs. Oregon, vs. Florida State, vs. Minnesota, at Indiana, at Michigan, at Wyoming, vs. Marquette, Fewest Steals 1. 0 at Stanford, at Indiana, at Purdue, at Illinois, at Ohio State, at Michigan, vs. Michigan, at Ohio State, vs. Minnesota, Several more Fewest Blocks 1. 0 Numerous times Fewest Turnovers 1. 5 vs. Penn State, vs. Illinois, vs. Minnesota, vs. Minnesota, vs. Minnesota, vs. Penn State, at Iowa, vs. Michigan State, vs. UW-Milwaukee, vs. Northwestern, vs. Siena College, Fewest Fouls 1. 5 vs. Ohio State, vs. Michigan State, vs. Michigan State, at Ohio State, vs. Indiana, Fewest Points, One Half by UW (1st half) vs. Michigan State, (MSU 77, UW 46) (2nd half) at Iowa, (IA 68, UW 32) Most Points, One Half By Opponent (2nd half) by Iowa, (UW 94, Iowa 91) Largest Margin of Loss vs. UW-La Crosse (30-102), at Purdue (45-93), at Iowa (50-98),

41 Individual Single Season Records Points Jolene Anderson, Barb Franke, Jolene Anderson, LaTonya Sims, Robin Threatt, Jessie Stomski, Lisa Bonnell, Barb Franke, Theresa Huff, Katie Voigt, Keisha Anderson, Janese Banks, Barb Franke, Tamara Moore, Janet Huff, Scoring Average Barb Franke, Jolene Anderson, Jolene Anderson, Robin Threatt, Keisha Anderson, Lisa Bonnell, Barb Franke, Janet Huff, Barb Franke, Robin Threatt, Field Goals Jolene Anderson, Jolene Anderson, Theresa Huff, Jessie Stomski, Barb Franke, (29) Theresa Huff, Lisa Bonnell, LaTonya Sims, Robin Threatt, Keisha Anderson, Janet Huff, Field Goal Attempts Jolene Anderson, Jolene Anderson, Theresa Huff, Lisa Bonnell, Janet Huff, Jolene Anderson, Jessie Stomski, LaTonya Sims, Jolene Anderson, Robin Threatt, Robin Threatt, Field Goal Percentage (100 or more attempts) Nina Smith, ( ) Jessie Stomski ( ) Barb Franke, ( ) Emily Ashbaugh, ( ) Jennah Burkholder, (77-138) Jessie Stomski, ( ) Nina Smith, (63-114) Megan Scott, ( ) Barb Franke, ( ) Barb Franke, ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Katie Voigt, Kyle Black, Jolene Anderson, Dolly Rademaker, Jolene Anderson, Katie Voigt, Mynette Clark, Katie Voigt, Jolene Anderson, Alyssa Karel, Point Attempts Jolene Anderson, Katie Voigt, Kyle Black, Jolene Anderson, Mynette Clark, Jolene Anderson, Katie Voigt, Stephanie Rich, Jolene Anderson, Katie Voigt, Point Percentage (20 or more made) (63-144) Dolly Rademaker, (21-51) Jade Davis, (50-122) Ashley Josephson, (54-133) Kyle Black, (47-116) Dolly Rademaker, (47-119) Karie Cattanach, (46-117) Janese Banks, (84-217) Katie Voigt, (26-68) Karie Cattanach, (78-206) Kyle Black, Free Throws Janese Banks, Barb Franke, Barb Franke, Jessie Stomski, Barb Franke, LaTonya Sims, Michele Kozelka, Tamara Moore, LaTonya Sims, Camille Williams, Free Throw Attempts Barb Franke, (29) Barb Franke, Janese Banks, LaTonya Sims, Barb Franke, LaTonya Sims, Jessie Stomski, Camille Williams, Jessie Stomski, Tamara Moore, Free Throw Percentage (45 or more attempts) Katie Voigt, (63-71) Katie Voigt, ( ) Jolene Anderson, (77-89) Jolene Anderson, (52-61) Ashley Josephson, (39-46) Jolene Anderson, ( ) Tamara Moore, (95-114) Janese Banks, ( ) Katie Voigt, (39-48) Mynette Clark, (47-58) Rebounds Theresa Huff, Theresa Huff, Theresa Huff, LaTonya Sims, Jessie Stomski, Michele Kozelka, Jolene Anderson, Vivian Rorer, Michelle Kozelka, Jolene Anderson, Rebounding Average Theresa Huff, Theresa Huff, Theresa Huff, Ginny Vorwald, Michele Kozelka, Pam Moore, Jessie Stomski, Michele Kozelka, Janetta Johnson, LaTonya Sims, Blocked Shots Janetta Johnson, Michelle Lowman, Michelle Lowman, Lello Gebisa, Michelle Lowman, Danielle Ward, Lello Gebisa, Inga Young, Assists Keisha Anderson, Tamara Moore, Rae Lin D Alie, Keisha Anderson, Stephanie Rich, Tamara Moore, Amy Bauer, Katie Voigt, Amy Bauer, Nancy Fahey, Steals Keisha Anderson, (29) Keisha Anderson, (29) Tamara Moore, (28) Keisha Anderson, Jolene Anderson, Tamara Moore, Janet Huff, Robin Threatt, Robin Threatt, Tamara Moore, Personal Fouls Average Janetta Johnson, (112-27) Karen O Malley, (104-27) Nina Smith, (100-27) Teresa Theder, (103-28) Emily Ashbaugh, (101-28) Michelle Lowman, (97-27) 3.59 Barb Franke, (104-29) 41 41

42 Individual Big Ten Season Records ( ) Points Barb Franke, Jolene Anderson, Theresa Huff, Lisa Bonnell, Robin Threatt, Barb Franke, Janet Huff, Robin Threatt, Lisa Bonnell, Jolene Anderson, Katie Voigt, Keisha Anderson, Jolene Anderson, LaTonya Sims, Robin Threatt, 1991 Scoring Average Barb Franke, Barb Franke, Jolene Anderson, Theresa Huff, Jolene Anderson, Lisa Bonnell, Janet Huff, Katie Voigt, Robin Threatt, Keisha Anderson, 1997 Field Goals Theresa Huff, Lisa Bonnell, Barb Franke, Jolene Anderson, Janet Huff, Lisa Bonnell, Robin Threatt, LaTonya Sims, Barb Franke, Keisha Anderson, 1997 Field Goal Attempts Jolene Anderson, Lisa Bonnell, Theresa Huff, Janet Huff, Lisa Bonnell, Jolene Anderson, Jolene Anderson, Robin Threatt, Jolene Anderson, Robin Threatt, 1992 Field Goal Percentage (100 or more attempts) Nina Smith, 2001 (74-126) Barb Franke, 1994 ( ) Jessie Stomski, 1999 ( ) Emily Ashbaugh, 2004 (65-116) Jessie Stomski, 2001 ( ) Megan Scott, 1984 ( ) Camille Williams, 1993 (79-147) Barb Franke, 1992 (85-160) Barb Franke, 1996 ( ) Ann Klapperich, 1995 (77-150) 3-Point Field Goals Katie Voigt, Dolly Rademaker, Jolene Anderson, Ashley Josephson, Mynette Clark, Ashley Josephson, Katie Voigt, Mynette Clark, Robin Threatt, Stephanie Rich, Point Attempts Jolene Anderson, Mynette Clark, Katie Voigt, Jolene Anderson, Jolene Anderson, Stephanie Rich, Katie Voigt, Dolly Rademaker, Jolene Anderson, Ashley Josephson, Stephanie Rich, Point Percentage (20 or more made) Karie Cattanach, 1997 (28-67) Dolly Rademaker, 1994 (40-97) Ashley Josephson, 2004 (34-83).410 Mynette Clark, 1992 (32-78) Katie Voigt, 1998 (43-109) Janese Banks, 2008 (31-79).392 Kyle Black, 2001 (29-74) Robin Threatt, 1993 (31-87) Katie Voigt, 1994 (26-74) Robin Threatt, 1992 (23-66) Free Throws Barb Franke, Barb Franke, Janese Banks, Camille Williams, Barb Franke, Lisa Lawrence, Katie Voigt, Michele Kozelka, Tamara Moore, Jessie Stomski, 2001 Free Throw Attempts Barb Franke, Barb Franke, Barb Franke, Camille Williams, Janese Banks, Jessie Stomski, LaTonya Sims, LaTonya Sims, Michele Kozelka, Jessie Stomski, 1999 Free Throw Percentage (45 or more attempts) Jolene Anderson, 2008 (49-55) Janese Banks, 2007 (78-91) Jolene Anderson, 2007 (53-62) Katie Voigt, 1998 (65-76).845 Karen O Malley, 1987 (38-45) Ann Klapperich, (55-67) Mynette Clark, 1992 (44-54).815 Janese Banks, 2006 (44-54) Tamara Moore, (86-106) Mynette Clark, (74-92) Rebounds Theresa Huff, Michele Kozelka, Michele Kozelka, Janetta Johnson, Barb Franke, Michelle Kozelka, Megan Scott, LaTonya Sims, Lisa Bonnell, Jolene Anderson, Lisa Bonnell, 1988 Rebounding Average Theresa Huff, LaTonya Sims, Michele Kozelka, Michele Kozelka, Janetta Johnson, Barb Franke, Michele Kozelka, Megan Scott, Michele Kozelka, Barb Franke, 1996 Blocked Shots Janetta Johnson, Michelle Lowman, Lello Gebisa, Lello Gebisa, Inga Young, Amy Wiersma, Danielle Ward, Inga Young, Danielle Ward, 2008 Assists Keisha Anderson, Tamara Moore, Rae Lin D Alie, Stephanie Rich, Amy Bauer, Verdell Hale, Keisha Anderson, Katie Voigt, Chris Pruitt, Mynette Clark, 1991 Steals Keisha Anderson, 1996 (16) Keisha Anderson, 1995 (16) Faith Johnson, Robin Threatt, Janet Huff, Janet Huff, Theresa Huff, Keisha Anderson, Tamara Moore, Tamara Moore, 2000 Personal Fouls Average Janetta Johnson, 1989 (76-18) Michelle Lowman, 1983 (70-18) 3.88 Jessie Stomski, 2000 (62-16) Karen O Malley, 1986 (65-17) Ann Klapperich, 1996 (61-16) Teresa Theder, 1985 (67-18) 42 42

43 Team Single Season Records-All games Most Points (2288 in 28) (2275 in 29) (2135 in 28) (2207 in 29) (2337 in 31) (2018 in 27) (2006 in 27) (1991 in 27) (2354 in 32) (2125 in 29) Fewest Points (802 in 18) (961 in 18) (1924 in 34) (1547 in 27) (1622 in 28) (1645 in 27) (1281 in 21) (1775 in 28) (1777 in 28) (1789 in 28) Most Field Goals (963 in 31) (831 in 27) (726 in 24) (832 in 28) (1004 in 34) (709 in 24) (788 in 27) (835 in 29) (828 in 29) (791 in 28) Most Field Goal Attempts (1827 in 24) (2275 in 31) (1739 on 24) (1488 in 21) (1913 in 27) (1959 in 28) (2374 in 34) (1819 in 27) (1826 in 28) (1883 in 29) Best Field Goal Percentage ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Lowest Field Goal Percentage ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Most Three-Point Goals (161 in 28) (161 in 28) (174 in 31) (150 in 30) (146 in 29) (133 in 27) (154 in 33) (168 in 36) (136 in 29) (122 in 27) Most Three-Point Attempts (487 in 28) (485 in 28) (511 in 31) (469 in 29) (428 in 30) (412 in 29) (509 in 36) (379 in 27) (377 in 27) (374 in 27) Best Three-Point Percentage (93-262) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) (72-211) ( ) ( ) Lowest Three-Point Percentage (60-225) (84-281) ( ) ( ) ( ) (44-140) ( ) (96-298) ( ) ( ) Most Free Throws (502 in 29) (569 in 33) (529 in 31) (463 in 28) (441 in 27) (512 in 32) (462 in 29) (434 in 28) (541 in 36) (405 in 29) Most Free Throw Attempts (712 in 29) (794 in 33) (739 in 31) (643 in 27) (673 in 29) (738 in 32) (644 in 28) (639 in 28) (729 in 36) (554 in 27) Best Free Throw Percentage ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Lowest Free Throw Percentage (98 of 176) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Most Rebounds (1230 in 27) (1070 in 24) (1510 in 34) (1060 in 24) (1236 in 28) (1353 in 31) (1193 in 28) (1179 in 28) (1121 in 27) (1153 in 28) 43 43

44 Fewest Rebounds (394 in 18) (1094 in 33) (985 in 28) (979 in 27) (1007 in 27) (1022 in 27) (1181 in 31) (1225 in 32) (1110 in 29) (1128 in 29) Most Personal Fouls (587 in 24) (642 in 28) (612 in 28) (605 in 28) (605 in 28) (579 in 27) (647 in 31) (561 in 27) (430 in 21) (570 in 28) Most Assists (492 in 27) (521 in 31) (469 in 28) (509 in 31) (456 in 28) (546 in 34) (467 in 29) (432 in 27) (466 in 30) (542 in 26) Fewest Assists (125 in 18) (158 in 21) (370 in 34) (349 in 28) (350 in 28) (343 in 27) (344 in 27) (360 in 28) (417 in 31) (387 in 28) Most Turnovers (684 in 27) (592 in 24) (656 in 27) (671 in 28) (496 in 21) (675 in 29) (652 in 28) (712 in 31) (622 in 27) (775 in 34) Fewest Turnovers (516 in 34) (479 in 30) (652 in 28) (489 in 29) (618 in 36) (502 in 29) (492 in 28) (553 in 31) (484 in 27) (519 in 28) Most Blocks (166 in 27) (155 in 27) (129 in 24) (148 in 28) (143 in 28) (155 in 34) (124 in 27) (127 in 28) (118 in 28) (116 in 28) Fewest Blocks (61 in 29) (61 in 28) (63 in 28) (63 in 27) (66 in 29) (75 in 28) (84 in 31) (82 in 29) (78 in 27) (92 in 28) Most Steals (375 in 29) (346 in 27) (306 in 24) (340 in 27) (389 in 31) (335 in 27) (347 in 29) (334 in 28) (297 in 28) (298 in 29) Fewest Steals (155 in 34) (145 in 27) (211 in 28) (260 in 34) (215 in 28) (226 in 29) (257 in 31) (238 in 28) (236 in 27) (261 in 30) Best Season Opening (1.000) (Rec ) (1.000) (Rec ) (1.000) (Rec ) 7-0 (1.000) (Rec. 19-8) (1.000) (Rec ) (1.000) (Rec ) 4-0 (1.000) (Rec ) (.941) (Rec ) (.929) (Rec. 19-8) (.923) (Rec. 19-8) Best Non-Conference Record (.889) (Rec. 19-8) 8-1 (.889) (Rec ) (.813) (Rec ) (.800) (Rec ) 12-3 (.800) (Rec ) 12-3 (.800) (Rec ) 8-3 (.727) (Rec ) (.778) (Rec ) 7-2 (.778) (Rec ) (.733) (Rec ) Attendance Average 1. 10, (125,464 in 12) (94,604 in 12) (94,174 in 13) (124,186 in 18) (93,458 in 14) (82,070 in 13) (97,245 in 16) (84,654 in 14) (90,235 in 15) (114,406 in 20) Most Victories (Rec ) (Rec ) (Rec ) (Rec. 21-8) (Rec: 21-13) (Rec. 20-9) (Rec. 20-9) (Rec ) (Rec ) (Rec. 19-8) Most Consecutive Victories (Rec: 19-12) (Rec: 19-15) (Rec: 21-8) (Rec: 21-10) (Rec: 16-11) (Rec: 20-9) (Rec ) (Rec ) (Rec. 19-8) (Rec ) (Rec ) 44 44

45 Most Consecutive Home Victories Two Seasons , Two Seasons , Two Seasons , One Season (Rec: 18-10) One Season (Rec. 20-9) Two Seasons , One Season (Rec ) One Season (Rec. 20-9) Two Seasons , One Season (Rec ) Fewest Victories (Rec: 4-24) (Rec: 4-24) (Rec. 7-21) (Rec. 7-20) (Rec. 7-14) (Rec. 8-20) (Rec. 9-19) (Rec ) Most Losses (Rec: 4-24) (Rec: 4-24) (Rec. 7-21) (Rec. 7-20) (Rec. 8-20) (Rec. 9-19) (Rec ) (Rec ) (Rec ) (Rec ) Most Consecutive Losses (Rec: 4-24) (Rec. 4-24) (Rec. 7-20) (Rec. 7-21) (Rec ) (Rec ) (Rec ) (Rec ) (Rec ) (Rec. 8-20) (Rec. 9-19) (Rec. 19-8) (Rec ) Fewest Losses (Rec. 11-7) (Rec: 11-7) (Rec: 21-8) (Rec. 21-8) (Rec. 19-8) (Rec. 20-9) (Rec ) (Rec ) (Rec ) (Rec ) Most Overtimes (NCAA Record)

46 Team Single Season Records-Big Ten games Most Points (1433 in 18) (1243 in 16) (1220 in 16) (1340 in 18) (1153 in 16) (1282 in 18) (1140 in 16) (1268 in 18) (1192 in 17) (1114 in 16) (1232 in 18) Fewest Points (985 in 18) (890 in 16) (894 in 16) (978 in 16) (1018 in 16) (1166 in 18) (1173 in 18) (1055 in 16) (1208 in 18) (1076 in 16) Most Field Goals (514 in 18) (454 in 16) (453 in 16) (496 in 18) (435 in 16) (422 in 16) (423 in 16) (474 in 18) (444 in 17) (414 in 16) (458 in 18) Most Field Goal Attempts (1234 in 18) (1154 in 18) (1017 in 16) (1012 in 16) (1011 in 16) (1136 in 18) (1117 in 18) (1083 in 18) (962 in 16) (1078 in 18) Best Field Goal Percentage ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Lowest Field Goal Percentage ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Most Three-Point Goals (96 in 16) (96 in 18) (94 in 18) (83 in 16) (81 in 16) (88 in 18) (88 in 18) (83 in 18) (82 in 18) (70 in 16) Most Three-Point Attempts (274 in 16) (263 in 16) (293 in 18) (254 in 16) (273 in 18) (238 in 16) (267 in 18) (256 in 18) (227 in 16) (251 in 18) (251 in 18) Best Three-Point Percentage (61-158) (70-198) (96-273) (96-274) (88-256) (44-131) (38-113) (52-156) (83-251) (88-267) (83-254) (68-211) Lowest Three-Point Percentage (68-238) (58-193) (35-116) (81-263) (70-227) (64-207) (59-187) (57-180) (94-293) Most Free Throws (278 in 16) (311 in 18) (296 in 18) (253 in 16) (249 in 16) (248 in 16) (260 in 17) (244 in 16) (260 in 18) (255 in 18) Most Free Throw Attempts (383 in 16) (381 in 16) (415 in 18) (405 in 18) (356 in 16) (255 in 16) (375 in 17) (376 in 18) (375 in 18) (373 in 18) Best Free Throw Percentage ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 46 46

47 Lowest Free Throw Percentage ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Most Rebounds (762 in 18) (724 in 18) (702 in 18) (624 in 16) (696 in 18) (694 in 18) (615 in 16) (687 in 18) (609 in 16) (607 in 16) (607 in 16) (680 in 18) Fewest Rebounds (598 in 18) (541 in 16) (617 in 18) (583 in 16) (591 in 16) (595 in 16) (596 in 16) (634 in 17) (601 in 16) Most Personal Fouls (398 in 18) (384 in 18) (380 in 18) (332 in 16) (363 in 18) (357 in 18) (349 in 18) (305 in 16) (315 in 17) (332 in 18) Most Assists (276 in 16) (291 in 18) (252 in 16) (244 in 16) (273 in 18) (233 in 16) (218 in 16) (241 in 18) (241 in 18) (214 in 16) (214 in 16) Fewest Assists (191 in 18) (215 in 18) (193 in 16) (195 in 16) (195 in 16) (224 in 18) 6. 12, (230 in 18) (208 in 16) (234 in 18) (209 in 16) Most Turnovers (441 in 18) (417 in 18) (410 in 18) (397 in 18) (394 in 18) (370 in 17) (344 in 16) (384 in 18) (315 in 16) (348 in 18) Fewest Turnovers (267 in 18) (274 in 18) (263 in 16) (264 in 16) (266 in 16) (268 in 16) (268 in 16) (274 in 16) (287 in 16) (291 in 16) Most Blocks (84 in 16) (85 in 18) (69 in 16) (67 in 16) (71 in 18) (62 in 16) (60 in 16) (62 in 17) (60 in 18) (53 in 16) Fewest Blocks (26 in 18) (29 in 16) (33 in 18) (35 in 18) (33 in 16) (40 in 18) (45 in 18) (41 in 16) (51 in 16) (52 in 16) Most Steals (207 in 16) (182 in 16) (185 in 18) (182 in 18) (157 in 16) (161 in 17) (149 in 16) (165 in 18) (145 in 16) (161 in 18) Fewest Steals (70 in 16) (104 in 16) (123 in 18) (111 in 16) (116 in 16) (134 in 18) (137 in 18) (126 in 16) (127 in 16) (152 in 18) 47 47

48 Year-by-Year Team Statistics Wisconsin Year Record FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG TOT-AVG STL AST N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A N-A - Statistics not available for that season 48 48

49 Opponents Year Record FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG TOT-AVG STL AST N-A - Statistics not available for that season 49 49

50 Overtime Games Big Ten Overtime Record: 8-12 L Wisconsin-61 vs. Indiana-67, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-56 at Penn State 58, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-73 vs. Michigan 79, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-74 vs. Iowa 78, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-82 vs. Iowa 87, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-86 vs. Michigan State 78, 2 OT, L Wisconsin-79 at Indiana 83, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-63 at Indiana 70, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-70 at Purdue 75, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-82 vs. Illinois 78, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-83 vs. Ohio State-79, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-73 vs. Michigan State-68, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-71 vs. Penn State-73, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-98 vs. Purdue-95, 2 OT, W Wisconsin-79 vs. Minnesota-78, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-76 at Ohio State-81, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-76 at Iowa-85, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-75 at Illinois-81, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-48 at Indiana-46, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-89 vs. Northwestern-86, 1 OT, Big Ten Double Overtime Record: 2-0 W Wisconsin-86 vs. Michigan State 78, 2 OT, W Wisconsin-98 vs. Purdue-95, 2 OT, Program Overtime Record: L Wisconsin-61 vs. Indiana-67, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-56 at Penn State 58, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-71 vs. UW-Milwaukee, 69, 2 OT, L Wisconsin-73 vs. Michigan 79, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-74 vs. Iowa-78, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-66 vs. Wyoming-67, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-79 vs. Purdue-92, 1 OT, * L Wisconsin-87 at Kansas-90, 2 OT, L Wisconsin-75 vs. Indiana-74, 2 OT * L Wisconsin-82 vs. Iowa-87, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-67 vs. San Francisco-70, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-67 vs. Pepperdine-76, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-63 at Indiana-70, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-86 vs. Michigan State-78, 2 OT, L Wisconsin-79 at Indiana-83, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-70 at Purdue-75, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-80 vs. UW-Green Bay 82, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-81 vs. Northeastern-80, 2 OT, W Wisconsin-92 vs. Nebraska-85, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-70 vs. Michigan State-69 WNIT, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-82 vs. Illinois-78, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-83 vs. Ohio State-79, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-73 vs. Michigan State-68, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-71 vs. Penn State-73, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-103 vs. Cal-Santa Barbara-90, 1 OT, W Wisconsin 74 vs. Georgia-64, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-98 vs. Purdue-95, 2 OT, W Wisconsin-79 vs. Minnesota-78, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-76 at Ohio State-81, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-76 at Iowa-85, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-80 at Nebraska-74, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-91, Washington-99, 1 OT, (at Colorado) L Wisconsin-75 at Illinois-81, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-62 at UW-Green Bay-58, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-48 at Indiana-46, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-73 at Cincinnati-68, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-74 vs. Western Illinois-69, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-57 at Illinois State-64, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-89 vs. Northwestern-86, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-77 vs. Illinois State-75, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-62 at Cal State-Long Beach-66, 2 OT, W Wisconsin-68 at Indiana State-60, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-78 vs. Iowa State-77, 1 OT, L Wisconsin-76 at Union University-78, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-72 at Yale-70, 1 OT, W Wisconsin-82 vs. Purdue-75, 1 OT, * at Big Ten Conference Tournament DOUBLE OVERTIME GAMES Wisconsin s Record in Double Overtime: vs. UW-Milwaukee (W, 71-69) at Kansas (L 90-87) vs. Indiana at BTT (L 75-74) vs. Michigan State (W 86-78) vs. Northwestern (W 81-80) vs. Purdue (W 98-95) at Long Beach State (L 66-62) 50 50

51 Year-by-Year Leaders Scoring Year Players Class Mark Games Avg Alyssa Karel So Jolene Anderson Sr Jolene Anderson Jr Jolene Anderson So Jolene Anderson Fr Ashley Josephson So Stephanie Rich So Jessie Stomski Sr Jessie Stomski Jr LaTonya Sims Jr LaTonya Sims So Katie Voigt Sr Keisha Anderson Sr Barb Franke Sr Barb Franke Jr Barb Franke So Robin Threatt Sr Robin Threatt Jr Robin Threatt So Michele Kozelka So Janetta Johnson Jr Lisa Bonnell Sr Lisa Bonnell Jr Lisa Bonnell So Faith Johnson Sr Janet Huff Sr Theresa Huff Sr Theresa Huff Jr Theresa Huff So Theresa Huff Fr Kerry Karst Fr Pam Moore Fr Martha Calden Sr Kristi Condon Sr Rebounding Year Players Class Mark Games Avg Tara Steinbauer So Jolene Anderson Sr Jolene Anderson Jr Jolene Anderson So Annie Nelson Jr Lello Gebisa Sr Lello Gebisa Jr Jessie Stomski Sr Jessie Stomski Jr LaTonya Sims Jr Jessie Stomski Fr LaTonya Sims Fr Ann Klapperich Jr Barb Franke Sr Barb Franke Jr Barb Franke So Camille Williams So Michele Kozelka Sr Michele Kozelka Jr Michele Kozelka So Janetta Johnson Jr DeLinda Hastie Sr Lisa Bonnell Jr Lisa Bonnell So Chris Pruitt Sr Chris Pruitt Jr Andrea Adams Jr Theresa Huff Sr Theresa Huff Jr Theresa Huff So Ann Hall Sr Michelle Lowman Fr Pam Moore Fr Ginny Vorwald Fr Becky Johnson Jr Kristi Condon Sr Assists Year Players Class Mark Games Avg Rae Lin D Alie Jr Jolene Anderson Sr Rae Lin D Alie Fr Janese Banks So Stephanie Rich Sr Stephanie Rich Jr Stephanie Rich So Tamara Moore Sr Tamara Moore Jr Tamara Moore So Dee Dee Pate Jr Katie Voigt Sr Keisha Anderson Sr Keisha Anderson Jr Keisha Anderson So Katie Voigt Fr Peggy Shreve Sr Mynette Clark Sr Amy Bauer Jr Amy Bauer So Amy Bauer Fr Karen O Malley Sr Verdell Hale Jr Karen O Malley So Faith Johnson Sr Janet Huff Sr Janet Huff Jr Faith Johnson Fr Nancy Fahey Sr Nancy Fahey Jr Kelley Camp Sr Not available 1977 Dot Whalen Fr Ellen Mason Jr

52 Steals Year Players Class Mark Games Avg Rae Lin D Alie Jr Jolene Anderson Sr Jolene Anderson Jr Jolene Anderson So Stephanie Rich Sr Stephanie Rich Jr Stephanie Rich So Tamara Moore Sr Tamara Moore Jr Tamara Moore So Tamara Moore Fr Tanisha Boston Jr Keisha Anderson Sr Keisha Anderson Jr Keisha Anderson So Sharon Johnson Jr Robin Threatt Sr Robin Threatt Jr Michele Kozelka Jr Robin Threatt Fr Michele Kozelka Fr Verdell Hale Sr Verdell Hale Jr Karen O Malley So Faith Johnson Sr Janet Huff Sr Janet Huff Jr Janet Huff So Theresa Huff So Linda Gough Jr Kerry Karst Fr Pam Moore Fr Blocks Year Players Class Mark Games Avg Lin Zastrow So Danielle Ward Sr Danielle Ward Jr Danielle Ward So Stephanie Rich Sr Lello Gebisa Sr Lello Gebisa Jr Emily Ashbaugh So Nina Smith So LaTonya Sims Jr LaTonya Sims So LaTonya Sims Fr Amy Wiersma So Barb Franke Sr Barb Franke Jr Barb Franke So Camille Williams So Mynette Clark Sr Camille Williams Fr Rebecca Leet Fr Amber Landrigan Fr Janetta Johnson Jr Lisa Bonnell Sr Inga Young Sr Inga Young Jr Lisa Bonnell Fr Theresa Theder Jr Michelle Lowman Sr Michelle Lowman Jr Michelle Lowman So Theresa Huff Fr Michelle Lowman Fr Miscellaneous Records Best Home Start Started 11-0 (Record 12-1) Started 9-0 (Record 17-3) Started 9-0 (Record 10-3) Best Home Record (Record 12-1,.923) Most Home Wins (Record 17-3) (Record 15-3) Wisconsin was undefeated at home never Most Program Wins (Record 23-12) (Record 21-12) (Record 21-10) (Record 21-8) (Record 21-13) Longest double-figure scoring streaks 45 by LaTonya Sims, by Jolene Anderson, by Robin Threatt, by Jolene Anderson, by Barb Franke,

53 Double-Doubles Career Double-Doubles Theresa Huff Jessie Stomski Barb Franke Jolene Anderson, Michele Kozelka LaTonya Sims, Linda Gough, Lisa Bonnell Ann Klapperich, Michelle Lowman, Chris Pruitt Lello Gebisa, DeLinda Hastie, Tamara Moore, Emily Ashbaugh, Nina Smith Janese Banks Danielle Ward Katie Voigt Jordan Wilson Camille Williams Tara Steinbauer Kristi Seeger Stephanie Rich Annie Nelson Double-Doubles in a Season Theresa Huff, Jr., Theresa Huff, Sr., Theresa Huff, So., Jessie Stomski, Sr., Jessie Stomski, Jr., Consecutive Double-Doubles 1. 8 Theresa Huff, 1/14/83 2/11/ Theresa Huff, 2/27/82 3/21/ Jessie Stomski, 11/27/01 12/5/01 Double Figure Scoring 1. Jolene Anderson Jessie Stomski LaTonya Sims Theresa Huff Barb Franke Robin Threatt Tamara Moore Katie Voigt Ann Klapperich Consecutive Double-Figure Scoring 1. LaTonya Sims Jolene Anderson Robin Threatt Barb Franke Consecutive Free Throws Made 1. Michele Kozelka * 25 12/1/89 12/12/89 2. Jessie Stomski * 19 1/16/00 1/23/00 * 3-game stretches Theresa Huff Double Doubles (6) 20 points, 14 rebounds vs. Princeton, points, 12 rebounds vs. Queens College, points, 10 rebounds vs. Indiana, points, 15 rebounds vs. Northwestern, points, 12 rebounds vs. Purdue, (15) 19 points, 11 rebounds vs. Iowa, points, 11 rebounds vs. Western Illinois, points, 18 rebounds vs. Wichita State, points, 11 rebounds vs. South Dakota, points, 14 rebounds vs. Northern Illinois, points, 20 rebounds vs. Michigan, points, 15 rebounds vs. Mississippi, points, 11 rebounds vs. Memphis State, points, 15 rebounds vs. Union, points, 10 rebounds vs. Eastern Michigan, points, 11 rebounds vs. UW-La Crosse, points, 11 rebounds vs. Indiana, points, 14 rebounds vs. DePaul, points, 10 rebounds vs. Purdue, points, 10 rebounds vs. Northwestern, (23) 17 points, 15 rebounds vs. Illinois State, points, 18 rebounds vs. Northern Illinois, points, 13 rebounds vs. Indiana, points, 12 rebounds vs. Loyola, points, 18 rebounds vs. Illinois-Chicago, points, 14 rebounds vs. Dist. of Columbia, points, 12 rebounds vs. Maryland, points, 13 rebounds vs. Illinois, points, 13 rebounds vs. Western Illinois, points, 12 rebounds vs. Army, points, 13 rebounds vs. Minnesota, points, 17 rebounds vs. UW-La Crosse, points, 15 rebounds vs. Indiana State, points, 12 rebounds vs. Eastern Illinois, points, 15 rebounds vs. Northwestern, points, 13 rebounds vs. UW-Green Bay, points, 11 rebounds vs. Michigan State, points, 15 rebounds vs. Iowa, points, 15 rebounds vs. Iowa State, points, 13 rebounds vs. National College, points, 13 rebounds vs. Indiana State, points, 11 rebounds vs. Miami (Ohio), points, 10 rebounds vs. Colorado, (16) 18 points, 14 rebounds vs. Western Michigan, points, 11 rebounds vs. UW-Green Bay, points, 10 rebounds vs. Loyola, points, 17 rebounds vs. Michigan State, points, 11 rebounds vs. Michigan, points, 14 rebounds vs. Iowa, points, 11 rebounds vs. Minnesota, points, 12 rebounds vs. Ohio State, points, 14 rebounds vs. Indiana, points, 23 rebounds vs. Indiana, points, 10 rebounds vs. Minnesota, points, 10 rebounds vs. Iowa, points, 11 rebounds vs. Northwestern, points, 10 rebounds vs. Michigan, points, 15 rebounds vs. Michigan State, points, 17 rebounds vs. Purdue

54 The Last Time UW... TEAM Scored 100 points 104 vs. Santa Clara, (KC Record) Scored 50 points in one half 54 (2nd) at Iowa, (1st) vs. Arkansas State, Grabbed 50 rebounds 51 vs. IPFW, Had 25 assists 25 vs. SIU-Edwardsville, Blocked 10 shots 10 vs. Middle Tennessee State, Had 20 steals 20 vs. Florida A&M, Shot 60% from the field.604 vs. Ohio State, Shot 50% from 3-point range (min. 8 attempts).583 (7-12) vs. Michigan, Shot 85% from the free throw line (min. 15 attempts).870 (20-23) vs. UW-Milwaukee, Won an Overtime Game vs. UW-Milwaukee, (2OT) Lost An Overtime Game vs. Indiana, (OT) Biggest Comeback Wins under Coach Lisa Stone 20 points, Minnesota, (ties school record) Had five players in double figures vs. Iowa, Defeated a nationally ranked (AP) team at home vs. No. 17 Minnesota, Defeated an AP top-10 team vs. No. 6 Baylor, (at Paradise Jam) Defeated a nationally ranked (AP) team on road vs. No. 6 Baylor, (at Paradise Jam) Wisconsin was nationally ranked (AP) (25th: Record 1-0) Wisconsin was nationally ranked (USA Today) (25th: Record 17-8) INDIVIDUAL Had a player score 40 or more points Jolene Anderson (42) vs. Iowa, Had a player score 30 or more points Jolene Anderson (30) at Penn State, Had a player score points Alyssa Karel (25) vs. Northern Illinois Had a player record 20 rebounds Theresa Huff (23) vs. Indiana, Had a player dish 10 assists Rae Lin D Alie (10) vs. Michigan, (BTT) Had a player block 5 shots Lin Zastrow (5) vs. UW-Milwaukee, Had a player tally seven steals Jolene Anderson (7) vs. Arkansas State, Had a player shoot 100% from the field (min. 7 attempts) Danielle Ward (7-7) vs. Michigan State, Had a player shoot 80% from 3-point range (min. 5 attempts) Ashley Josephson (5-6) vs. Iowa, Had a player shoot 100% from the free throw line (min. 10 attempts) Jolene Anderson (13-13) vs. Iowa, Had a player play 40 or more minutes Teah Gant (45) vs. Penn State, Had a player play 45 or more minutes Teah Gant (45) vs. Penn State, Had a player with a double-double Tara Steinbauer vs. Iowa, (13 points, 15 rebounds) Had two players with double-doubles Jolene Anderson at Penn State, ( 30 points, 14 rebounds) Lin Zastrow at Penn State, ( 18 points, 10 rebounds) Had a player with a triple-double never 54 54

55 UW Career Records Points 1. Jolene Anderson Barb Franke Jessie Stomski Robin Threatt Theresa Huff LaTonya Sims Tamara Moore Katie Voigt Ann Klapperich Janese Banks Points per game 1. Jolene Anderson Barb Franke Robin Threatt Pam Moore Theresa Huff Jessie Stomski Keisha Anderson LaTonya Sims Megan Scott Kerry Karst Most Field Goals 1. Jolene Anderson Theresa Huff Robin Threatt Jessie Stomski Barb Franke LaTonya Sims Lisa Bonnell Janet Huff Ann Klapperich Chris Pruitt Most Field Goal Attempts 1. Jolene Anderson Theresa Huff Robin Threatt LaTonya Sims Jessie Stomski Chris Pruitt Janet Huff Barb Franke Lisa Bonnell Katie Voigt Field Goal Pct. (200 attempts min.) 1. Nina Smith.581 ( ) Megan Scott.547 ( ) Barb Franke.531 ( ) Vivian Rorer.516 ( ) Janetta Johnson.515 ( ) Jessie Stomski.512 ( ) Ann Klapperich.509 ( ) Emily Ashbaugh.505 ( ) Camille Williams.501 ( ) Marty Calden.500 ( ) Most 3-Point Goals 1. Jolene Anderson Katie Voigt Kyle Black Stephanie Rich Dolly Rademaker Ashley Josephson Robin Threatt Mynette Clark Karie Cattanach Tamara Moore Most 3-Point Attempts 1. Jolene Anderson Katie Voigt Stephanie Rich Kyle Black Dolly Rademaker Robin Threatt Mynette Clark Ashley Josephson Tamara Moore Karie Cattanach Janese Banks Point Field Goal Pct. (30 made min.) 1. Alyssa Karel.398 (72-181) Ashley Josephson.392 ( ) Karie Cattanach.373 ( ) Kyle Black.365 ( ) Leah Hefte.365 (42-115) Jen Waterman.360 (31-86) Dolly Rademaker.360 ( ) Katie Voigt.358 ( ) Robin Threatt.351 ( ) Tamara Moore.350 ( ) Most Free Throws 1 Barb Franke Janese Banks Jessie Stomski LaTonya Sims Tamara Moore Ann Klapperich Michele Kozelka Jolene Anderson Camille Williams Katie Voigt Most Free Throw Attempts 1. Barb Franke Jessie Stomski LaTonya Sims Janese Banks Tamara Moore Ann Klapperich Michele Kozelka Camille Williams Theresa Huff Jolene Anderson

56 Free Throw Pct. (100 attempts min.) 1. Ashley Josephson.832 ( ) Katie Voigt.831 ( ) Jolene Anderson.827 ( ) Ebba Gebisa.790 ( ) Tamara Moore.783 ( ) Janese Banks.780 ( ) Kyle Black.776 ( ) Mynette Clark.772 ( ) Amy Bauer.772 ( ) Mariah Dunham.766 (85-111) Rebounds 1. Theresa Huff Jessie Stomski Michele Kozelka LaTonya Sims Barb Franke Jolene Anderson Lisa Bonnell Michelle Lowman Chris Pruitt Ann Klapperich Rebounds per game 1. Ann Hall Theresa Huff Michele Kozelka Jessie Stomski Barb Franke Lisa Bonnell LaTonya Sims DeLinda Hastie Jolene Anderson Ginny Vorwald Assists 1. Tamara Moore Keisha Anderson Janet Huff Jolene Anderson Stephanie Rich Rae Lin D Alie Katie Voigt Amy Bauer Chris Pruitt Faith Johnson Assists per game 1. Keisha Anderson Amy Bauer Tamara Moore Karen O Malley Rae Lin D Alie Janet Huff Stephanie Rich Jolene Anderson Dot Whalen Chris Pruitt Blocked Shots 1. Michelle Lowman Danielle Ward Janetta Johnson Emily Ashbaugh Lello Gebisa Inga Young Theresa Huff Amy Wiersma LaTonya Sims Tamara Moore Steals 1. Tamara Moore Keisha Anderson Janet Huff Robin Threatt Faith Johnson Jolene Anderson Theresa Huff Chris Pruitt Stephanie Rich Michele Kozelka Steals per game 1. Keisha Anderson Tamara Moore Janet Huff Robin Threatt Faith Johnson Theresa Huff Jolene Anderson Shelia Driver Chris Pruitt Stephanie Rich Games Played 1. Tamara Moore LaTonya Sims Kyle Black Jolene Anderson Jessie Stomski Danielle Ward Dee Dee Pate Janet Huff Theresa Huff Faith Johnson Janese Banks Consecutive Games Played 1. Tamara Moore LaTonya Sims Jolene Anderson Katie Voigt* Barb Franke* Jordan Wilson Rae Lin D Alie Linda Gough Consecutive Games Started 1. Jolene Anderson Barb Franke LaTonya Sims Rae Lin D Alie Katie Voigt* *Missed a season due to injury 56 56

57 Freshman Single Game Records Most Points Jessie Stomski vs. Ohio State Pam Moore vs. Northern Illinois Pam Moore vs. Illinois State Theresa Huff vs. Drake Jolene Anderson vs. UW-Green Bay Jolene Anderson vs. Santa Clara Jolene Anderson vs. Northwestern Tamara Moore vs. Indiana State Jolene Anderson vs. Penn State Katie Voigt vs. Illinois Chris Pruitt vs. Loyola Most Rebounds Pam Moore vs. UW-Oshkosh Michelle Lowman vs. Illinois Chicago Kay Fredrickson vs. Fairleigh Dickinson Pam Moore vs. DePaul Michelle Lowman vs. Michigan State Theresa Huff vs. Northwestern Chris Pruitt Anya Covington vs. UCF Most Field Goals Pam Moore vs. Illinois State Jolene Anderson vs. UW-Green Bay Jolene Anderson vs. Northwesgtern Jessie Stomski vs. Ohio State Michele Kozelka vs. Michigan State Pam Moore vs. Northern Illinois Pam Moore vs. UW-Oshkosh Chris Pruitt vs. Loyola Katie Voigt vs. Illinois Jolene Anderson vs. Santa Clara Jolene Anderson vs. Penn State Most Field Goals Attempted Jolene Anderson vs. Indiana Pam Moore vs. UW-0shkosh Pam Moore vs. Michigan State Pam Moore vs. Northern Illinois Pam Moore vs. UW-Milwaukee Jolene Anderson vs. Penn State Jolene Anderson vs. Northwestern Pam Moore vs. Marquette Michele Kozelka vs. Michigan State Jolene Anderson vs. Michigan State Field Goal Percentage (8 made min.) (8-8) Theresa Huff vs. Lincoln College (8-9) LaTonya Sims vs. Michigan (10-12) Faith Johnson vs. Indiana (9-12) LaTonya Sims vs. Georgia (9-12) Michele Kozelka vs. UW-Green Bay (9-12) Barb Franke vs. Indiana Most Free Throws (9 made min.) Jessie Stomski vs. Illinois Jessie Stomski vs. Ohio State Katie Voigt vs. Penn State Tamara Moore vs. UC Santa Barbara Amy Bauer vs. Illinois-0Chicago Amy Bauer vs. Michigan State Karen O Malley vs. Ohio State Barb Franke vs. Iowa Janese Banks vs. Santa Clara Janese Banks vs. Illinois Most Free Throw Attempts (8 made min.) Janese Banks vs. Illinois Jessie Stomski vs. Illinois Tamara Moore vs. UC Santa Barbara Jessie Stomski vs. Ohio State LaTonya Sims vs. UW-Milwaukee Katie Voigt vs. Penn State Best Free Throw Percentage (8 made min.) (9-9) Karen O Malley vs. Ohio State (9-9) Janese Banks vs. Santa Clara (8-8) Pam Moore vs. Northern Illinois (8-8) Amy Bauer vs. Chicago State (7-7) Rae Lin D Alie vs.?? (9-10) Amy Bauer vs. Michigan State (9-10) Amy Bauer vs. Illinois-Chicago (9-10) Barb Franke vs. Iowa Most 3-Point Goals 1. 5 Dolly Rademaker vs. Creighton Dolly Rademaker vs. Minnesota Jolene Anderson vs. Houston Jolene Anderson vs. Marquette Jolene Anderson vs. Ohio STate Katie Voigt vs. Ohio State Kyle Black vs. Michigan Kyle Black vs. Ohio State Dolly Rademaker vs. Gonzaga Dolly Rademaker vs. Iow astate Most 3-Point Attempts Katie Voigt vs. Iowa Dolly Rademaker vs. Minnesota Kyle Black vs. Western Kentucky Jolene Anderson vs. Northwestern Dolly Rademaker vs. Creighton Dolly Rademaker vs. Chicago State Dolly Rademaker vs. Gonzaga Dolly Rademaker vs. Iowa State Dolly Rademaker vs. Iowa Best 3-Point Percentage (3 made min.) (3-3) Alyssa Karel vs. Michigan (3-3) Ashley Josephson vs. Washington (3-3) Ashley Josephson vs. San Francisco (4-5) Kyle Black vs. Michigan (4-5) Katie Voigt vs. Ohio State (3-4) Alyssa Karel vs. Michigan State (3-4) Kyle Black vs. Ohio state (3-4) Robin Threatt vs. Western Illinois (3-4) Mynette Clark vs. Indiana (3-4) Jade Davis vs. Northwestern Most Assists Amy Bauer vs. Detroit Katie Voigt vs. Illinois-Chicago Amy Bauer vs. Indiana Janet Huff vs. Missouri Amy Bauer vs. UW-Green Bay Rae Lin D Alie vs. Iowa Most Steals 1. 8 Katie Voigt vs. Notre Dame Karen O Malley vs. Miami (OH) Pam Moore vs. Northern Illinois Michele Kozelka vs. Valparaiso Pam Moore vs. Marquette Chris Pruitt vs. Army Gina Edmonds Rae Lin D Alie vs. Northwestern Most Blocked Shots Michelle Lowman vs. Illinois Michelle Lowman vs. Purdue Lisa Bonnell vs. Northern Iowa

58 Freshman Season Records Points Jolene Anderson Jessie Stomski LaTonya Sims Theresa Huff Pam Moore Chris Pruitt Tamara Moore Kerry Karst Kelley Camp Katie Voigt Points Per Game (497-28) Jolene Anderson (377-23) Pam Moore (459-32) Jessie Stomski (382-27) Theresa Huff (339-24) Kerry Karst (331-24) Kelley Camp (392-31) LaTonya Sims (329-27) Katie Voigt (368-31) Chris Pruitt (310-27) Michele Kozelka Field Goals Jolene Anderson Jessie Stomski Theresa Huff Pam Moore LaTonya Sims Chris Pruitt Kelley Camp Kerry Karst Barb Franke Tamara Moore Field Goal Attempts Jolene Anderson Pam Moore Kelley Camp Theresa Huff Chris Pruitt Kerry Karst Jessie Stomski LaTonya Sims Kay Fredrickson Tamara Moore Field Goal Percentage (60 made min.) ( ) Jessie Stomski (77-138) Jennah Burkholder (63-114) Nina Smith ( ) Barb Franke ( ) LaTonya Sims (94-191) Ann Klapperich ( ) Theresa Huff (63-132) Alyssa Karel ( ) Michele Kozelka ( ) Katie Voigt Free Throws Janese Banks Jessie Stomski LaTonya Sims Tamara Moore Amy Bauer Chris Pruitt Michele Kozelka Katie Voigt Ann Klapperich Carmella McMullen Free Throw Attempts LaTonya Sims Jessie Stomski Janese Banks Barb Franke Tamara Moore Amy Bauer Michele Kozelka Chris Pruitt Katie Voigt Theresa Huff Free Throw Percentage (50 made min.) (52-61) Jolene Anderson (86-106) Tamara Moore (69-87) Ann Klapperich (78-99) Chris Pruitt (79-101) Amy Bauer (68-87) Carmella McMullen (50-65) Mariah Dunham ( ) Janese Banks (70-93) Katie Voigt (74-100) Michele Kozelka Point Field Goals Jolene Anderson Dolly Rademaker Kyle Black Mariah Dunham Katie Voigt Jade Davis Stephanie Rich Tamara Moore Alyssa Karel Ashley Josephson Point Attempts Jolene Anderson Dolly Rademaker Mariah Dunham Kyle Black Katie Voigt Stephanie Rich Janese Banks Tamara Moore Jade Davis Karie Cattanach Point Percentage (10 made min.) (17-31) Alyssa Karel (16-34) Ashley Josephson (21-51) Jade Davis (13-32) Rae Lin D Alie (47-116) Dolly Rademaker (36-103) Kyle Black (33-96) Katie Voigt (19-56) Tamara Moore (11-34) Amy Bauer (53-165) Jolene Anderson Rebounds Jessie Stomski LaTonya Sims Theresa Huff Pam Moore Michele Kozelka Michelle Lowman Barb Franke Ginny Vorwald Mariah Dunham Katie Voigt Rebounds Per Game (185-19) Ginny Vorwald (209-23) Pam Moore (203-23) Michelle Lowman (210-27) Theresa Huff (206-27) Michele Kozelka (160-23) Ann Hall (201-29) Barb Franke (214-31) LaTonya Sims (214-32) Jessie Stomski (173-27) Katie Voigt Assists Rae Lin D Alie Amy Bauer Katie Voigt Chris Pruitt Karen O Malley Tamara Moore Jolene Anderson Kerry Harst Janet Huff Janese Banks Carmella McMullen Steals Tamara Moore Rae Lin D Alie Chris Pruitt Pam Moore Faith Johnson Kerry Karst Karen O Malley Janet Huff Michele Kozelka Theresa Huff Blocked Shots Michelle Lowman Jessie Stomski Lisa Bonnell Theresa Huff Lin Zastrow Tamara Moore Danielle Ward LaTonya Sims Amy Wiersma Chris Pruitt

59 Wisconsin vs. AP Ranked Opponents Date Results Opponent (AP Rank) L at Ohio State (14th) L OHIO STATE (16th) W vs. Baylor (6th) (at Paradise Jam, Virgin Islands) L OHIO STATE (19th) L at Ohio State (16th) L (OT) PURDUE (15th) * L PURDUE (16th) L at Ohio State (4th) L OHIO STATE (5th) L at Michigan State (21st) L PURDUE (12th) W MINNESOTA (17th) L at Michigan State (15th) L at Ohio State (7th) L MICHIGAN STATE (9th) L at Minnesota (15) L at Purdue (18th) L NOTRE DAME (11th) L vs. DePaul (17th) (at Hawaii Classic, Honolulu, Hawai i) L vs. Ohio State (3rd) * L at Minnesota (14th) L at Penn State (24th) L MICHIGAN STATE (9th) L OHIO STATE (3rd) L at Michigan State (9th) L MINNESOTA (11th) L PURDUE (20th) L OHIO STATE (25th) L at Penn State (7th) L at Michigan State (18th) L MINNESOTA (13th) L at Purdue (6th) L PENN STATE (8th) L at Ohio State (18th) L at Boston College (22nd) L at Penn State (15th) L Minnesota (13th) L Ohio State (25th) L Arizona (19th) L Purdue (7th) L Penn State (16th) W Minnesota (19th) * L Minnesota (14th) L Texas Tech (16th) L Purdue (7th) W MICHIGAN (18th) W PURDUE (7th) W NC STATE (10th) W Florida (12th) (at Paradise Jam, St. Thomas, V.I.) W WASHINGTON (19th) W PENN STATE (18th) L OT at Purdue (6th) L at Purdue (8th) L at Tennessee (2nd) W OKLAHOMA(12th) L NOTRE DAME (5th) L vs. Oregon (24th) (at NC State Tournament, Raleigh, N.C.) L at Purdue (18th) L PENN STATE (6th) L at Penn State (7th) L at Illinois (15th) L 58=83 PURDUE (13th) L TENNESSEE (3rd) L at Rutgers (8th) W OT NEBRASKA (24th) L OT PENN STATE (18th) L at Penn State (21st) L at Purdue (3rd) L RUTGERS (13th) L at Ohio State (23rd) L vs. Texas Tech (12th) L at Stanford (25th) W SANTA BARBARA (22nd) W ILLINOIS (9th) W W. KENTUCKY (19th) L at Purdue (23rd) W OT at Georgia (17th) CBS L at Illinois (13th) L vs. Tennessee (1st) (at Great Alaska Shootout, Anchorage, Alaska) W STANFORD (4th) L at Illinois (17th) L at Tennessee (9th) W PENN STATE (15th) L GEORGIA (4th) ESPN W at Notre Dame (10th) L at Vanderbilt (12th) ESPN (at NCAA First Round, Nashville, Tenn.) L at Iowa (7th) L at Tennessee (6th) W at Northwestern (23rd) W PENN STATE (10th) W OT at Purdue (21st) L at Iowa (11th) L at Texas Tech (10th) (at Rice Invitational, Dallas, Texas) L at Texas Tech (5th) (at NCAA Second Round, Lubbock, Texas) W vs. Kansas (23rd) (at NCAA First Round, Lubbock, Texas) L at Penn State (10th) L at Purdue (19th) W OHIO STATE (22nd) L at Purdue (10th) L PENN STATE (2nd) L PURDUE 12th) L at Penn State (NO. 1) W at Ohio State (17th) L at Northwestern (19th) L at Iowa (2nd) L at Penn State (6th) L at Ohio State (7th) L PENN STATE (6th) L OHIO STATE (6th) L at Iowa (5th) L at owa (8th) W PURDUE (9th) W IOWA (5th) L at Penn State (8th) W NORTHWESTERN (22nd) L at Purdue (12th) W vs. Auburn (11th) (at Utah Classic, Salt Lake City, Utah) L OT at Iowa (24th) L at Purdue (6th) L at Northwestern (19th) W MICHIGAN ST (23rd) L PURDUE (23rd) L at Northwestern (15th) W IOWA (15th) L OT vs. Washington (13th) (at Coors Classic, Boulder, Colo.) L IOWA (11th) L at Purdue (15th) L NORTHWESTERN (15th) L at Iowa (13th) L PURDUE (10th) L at Northwestern (25th) L OHIO STATE (15th) W PURDUE (11th) L IOWA (7th) L PURDUE (9th) L at Stanford (8th) L at Iowa (2nd) L OHIO STATE (9th) L at Ohio State (8th) L IOWA (NO. 1) L at Duke (16th) L at Iowa (10th) L at Ohio State (12th) L ILLINOIS (19th) L at Illinois (17th) L IOWA (14th) Games at home indicated by CAPS * Game played in the Big Ten Tournament Wisconsin vs. Nationally Ranked Opponents Record: vs. No. 1 Teams: 0-3 In the NCAA Tournament: 1-2 Win over highest-ranked opponent: win over No. 4 Stanford, Win over highest-ranked opponent on the road: win at No. 10 Notre Dame,

60 Wisconsin s Century Games Dec. 16, 2004 W # vs. Santa Clara Dec. 5, 2000 W vs. Loyola (Ill.) Nov. 19, 2000 W vs. Elon March 14, 1999 W vs. Siena (WNIT) Nov. 20, 1998 W vs. UC Santa Barbara Nov. 30, 1996 W vs. UC Santa Barbara Feb. 11, 1997 W vs. Cleveland State Dec. 13, 1993 W at Illinois-Chicago Dec. 9, 1993 W vs. UW-Milwaukee Dec. 13, 1991 W vs. Western Illinois Feb. 8, 1991 W vs. Michigan Jan. 6, 1991 W vs. Minnesota Dec. 9, 1990 W at Creighton Dec. 5, 1982 W * vs. Bradley Dec. 13, 1978 W % vs. UW-Milwaukee Jan. 17, 1978 W vs. Northern Illinois Dec. 14, 1977 W vs. DePaul * UW women s school record for most points % Largest winning margin (+65) # Kohl Center single-game record for scoring Opponent Century Games Feb. 25, 2007 L $ at Iowa Jan. 23, 1994 L vs. Northwestern Feb. 19, 1993 L $ vs. Northwestern Feb. 1, 1991 L $ at Indiana Dec. 4, 1987 L at Florida State Feb. 11, 1976 L vs. UW-La Crosse Dec. 12, 1975 L at Illinois State $ 103 is the opponent record for most Largest losing margin (-72) Wisconsin in Big Ten Openers (Record since 1983) W MINNESOTA L at Purdue W NORTHWESTERN L at Purdue (#18) L at Purdue (#20) L at Ohio State (#18) L PENN STATE (#16) W PURDUE (#7) L PURDUE (#8) L PURDUE (#13) W MINNESOTA L at Penn State W PENN STATE (#15) W MICHIGAN W at Michigan L IOWA (#2) L at Iowa (#5) L at Indiana W IOWA (#5) L INDIANA L at Indiana L IOWA (#1) L IOWA (#14) L at Northwestern L NORTHWESTERN W PURDUE W at Purdue All-Time Points Scored & Allowed Year Overall (Pct.) Pts. scored Pts. allowed Coach: Marilyn Harris (two years ) (.611) 955 (53.1) 959 (53.3) (.277) 785 (43.6) 1212 (67.3) Coach: Edwina Qualls (10 years ) Big Ten Record ; AIAW (.333) 1281 (61.0) 1332 (63.4) (.583) 1715 (71.4) 1490 (62.0) (.541) 1685 (70.2) 1573 (65.5) (.407) 1794 (66.4) 1877 (69.5) (.419) 2225 (71.8) 2137 (68.9) (.618) 2426 (71.4) 2209 (65.0) * 19-8 (.704) 2006 (74.3) 1752 (64.9) (.642) 1832 (65.4) 1676 (59.9) (.393) 1789 (63.9) 1910 (68.2) (.143) 1645 (58.8) 1968 (70.3) Coach: Mary Murphy (eight years ) Big Ten Record ; NCAA (.321) 1777 (63.5) 2079 (74.3) (.143) 1775 (63.4) 2073 (74.0) (.481) 1805 (66.9) 1895 (70.2) (.286) 1936 (69.1) 2089 (74.6) (.464) 2288 (81.7) 2339(83.5) (.690) 2207 (76.1) 2024 (69.8) (.259) 1858 (68.8) 2106 (78.0) (.481) 2018 (74.7) 1975 (73.2) Coach: Jane Albright (nine years ) Big Ten Record ; NCAA (.690) 2125 (73.3) 1958 (66.8) (.724) 2275 (78.4) 1941 (66.9) (.593) 1991 (73.7) 1868 (69.2) (.677) 2337 (75.4) 2142 (69.2) (.518) 2354 (73.6) 2275 (71.1) (.636) 2345 (71.1) 2181 (66.1) (.643) 2135 (76.2) 1863 (66.5) (.612) 2204 (71.1) 2055 (66.3) (.250) 1622 (57.9) 1805 (64.4) Coach: Lisa Stone (five years ) Big Ten Record (.370) 1547 (57.3) 1688 (62.5) (.429) 1912 (68.3) 2047 (73.1) (.379) 1922 (66.3) 1939 (66.9) (.639) 2533 (70.4) 2266 (62.9) (.533) 2114 (70.5) 2008 (66.9) (.559) 1924 (56.6) 1923 (56.6) Program Record 35 years (.495) Big Ten Record 27 years (.420) Home Record 35 years (.623) Wisconsin on the Road The best overall road record in program history was 10-4 in , including a 6-3 mark in Big Ten road games. The team finished 19-8 overall. From 1983 through 2008, the Badgers are in Big Ten road games. Overall, the cumulative game road figure is since

61 Wisconsin in the Polls AP Record USA Today (1 week) 12-1 RV 5-1 NR (1 week) th 1-0 NR (14 weeks) rd 1-0 NR th 2-1 NR th nd th th th th th th th th 1-7 5th th th th th th th th st th th th 2-18 NR th NOTE: Fifth on Jan. 7, 2001, was the highest rank ever in the Associated Press poll and seventh on Jan. 14, 2001, was the highest ranking in the ESPN-USA Today coaches poll (14 weeks) th rd th th th nd th rd th (26) (26) th th nd st th th th th th th 18-9 NR th NR (1 week) th 2-0 NR (4 weeks) rd th rd rd th st (16 weeks) T25th 0-0 NR NR 0-0 NR rd rd th th th th th th th 9-1 8th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th rd nd th st 3-2 NR rd 3-8 NR th (13 weeks) nd th rd th rd th rd th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th th rd th 2-10 NR nd 2-17 NR 16-8 NR (18 weeks) nd 0-0 NR st 0-0 NR th 0-0 NR th 3-1 NR th 5-1 NR th th th nd th st th st th th th th th th 2-5 8th th th th th th th th th th th th (2 weeks) th rd 1-17 NR th 1-23 NR nd 1-30 NR rd th st 2-13 NR th 2-20 NR th (5 weeks) th 14-5 NR th rd nd st rd st th 19-7 NR 61 61

62 Kohl Center Records Individual Records Most Points Wisconsin 34 LaTonya Sims vs. UC Santa Barbara (14 fg, 5 ft) Jessie Stomski vs. Ohio State (12 fg, 10 ft) Opponent 41 Katie Gearlds, Purdue (13 fg, 12 ft) Point Goals Wisconsin 13 LaTonya Sims vs. Ohio State (13-18) LaTonya Sims vs. UC Santa Barbara (13-19) Opponent 15 Jessica Davenport, Ohio State (15-21) Point Attempts Wisconsin 20 LaTonya Sims vs. Michigan State (9-20) Jessie Stomski vs. Washington (8-21) Opponent 25 Jessica Davenport, Ohio State (15-21) Best Field Goal Percentage (8 attempts minimum) Wisconsin.917 Jessie Stomski vs. Illinois (11-12) Opponent Chari Nordgaard, UW-Green Bay (8-8) Point Goals Wisconsin 5 Jolene Anderson vs. Iowa (5-6) Kyle Black vs. UW-Green Bay (5-7) Katie Voigt vs. Michigan (5-9) Katie Voigt vs. Northwestern (5-10) Kelley Paulus vs. Indiana (5-8) Opponent 7 Lindsey Meder, Iowa (7-12) Maxann Reese, Michigan State (7-11) Caity Matter, Ohio State (7-13) Point Attempts Wisconsin 13 Stephanie Rich vs. Northern Illinois (4-13) Opponent 13 Caity Matter, Ohio State (7-13) Best 3-Point Percentage (4 attempts minimum) Wisconsin *1.000 Kyle Black vs. Illinois (4-4) Opponent.833 Lori Bjork, Illinois (5-6) Free Throws Wisconsin 15 Jessie Stomski vs. Indiana (15-21) Opponent 12 Jennifer Smith, Michigan (12-12) Free Throw Attempts Wisconsin 21 Jessie Stomski vs. Indiana (15-21) Opponent 14 Kristi Rohr, UC Santa Barbara (7-14) Jenny DeMuth, Indiana (11-14) Best Free Throw Percentage (10 attempts minimum) Wisconsin Ebba Gebisa vs. Michigan (10-10) Jessie Stomski vs. Michigan (10-10) Opponent Jennifer Smith, Michigan (12-12) Total Rebounds Wisconsin 15 Jessie Stomski vs. Oklahoma Opponent 15 Alicia Sheeler, Illinois Kristen Rasmussen, Michigan State Defensive Rebounds Wisconsin 12 Jessie Stomski vs. Michigan Jessie Stomski vs. Indiana State Opponent 12 Kristen Rasmussen, Michigan State Offensive Rebounds Wisconsin 9 LaTonya Sims vs. Colorado State Opponent 8 Tauja Catchings, Illinois Assists Wisconsin 12 Stephanie Rich vs. IPFW Opponent 16 Maggie Acuna, Illinois Blocked Shots Wisconsin 7 Lello Gebisa vs. Ohio State Opponent 5 Erin Skelly, Michigan State Steals Wisconsin 9 Tamara Moore vs. Evansville Opponent 7 Semeka Randall, Tennessee Kim Wilburn, Ohio State All-Time Record: (.661) - Jan Team Records Wisconsin Opponent Total Points High 104 vs. Santa Clara, by Santa Clara, Low 42 vs Ohio State, by Southern Mississippi, Point Goals High 36 vs. Bowling Green, by three teams Low 14 vs. Minnesota, by IUPUI, Point Attempts High 70 vs. Bowling Green, by Tennessee, Low 36 vs. Ohio State, by UW Green-Bay, Field Goal Percentage High.619 (26-42) vs. N. Illinois, by UW-Green Bay, Low.266 vs. Minnesota, by Fairfield, Point Goals High *11 vs. Michigan, by Santa Clara, Low 0 vs. Iowa, by Illinois, vs. Michigan State, Point Attempts High 25 vs. S. Illinois, by IPFW, Low 1 vs. Michigan State, by Illinois, Point Percentage High (1-1) vs Michigan St., by Marquette, Low.000 (0-12) vs. Michigan St, by Bowling Green, by Ohio State, by Northwestern, Free Throws High 35 vs. Fairfield, by Oklahoma, Low 5 vs. Iowa, (5-8) 3 by Michigan State, Free Throw Attempts High *47 vs. UCSB, by UC Santa Barbara, Low 5 vs. Michigan State (5-5), by NU, and MSU, Free Throw Percentage High 1.00 vs. Arizona *(17-17), by Michigan, Low.381 vs. UW-Green Bay (8-21), by Michigan, Total Rebounds High 66 vs. Loyola, by UCSB, Low 17 vs. Rutgers, by S. Illinois, Defensive Rebounds High 41 vs. Michigan, by UCSB, Low 11 vs. Rutgers, by DePaul, Offensive Rebounds High 25 vs. IUPUI, by Tennessee, Low 5 vs. Minnesota, two teams Assists High 25 vs. Southern Illinois by UW-Green Bay, vs. Cleveland State, Low 5 vs. Minnesota, by Penn State, and IUPUI, Blocked Shots High 10 vs. Ohio State, by Illinois, Low 0 several times 0 several teams Steals High 18 vs Bowling Green State, by Tenn, & Ill, Low 3 vs. Michigan, by IUPUI, Turnovers High 27 vs. UW-Milwaukee, by UC Santa Barbara, Low *5 vs. Penn State, by Ohio State, Fouls High 30 vs. Illinois, by UC Santa Barbara, Low 5 vs. Ohio State, by UW-Milwaukee, Attendance *17,142 vs. Minnesota, Greatest Margin of Victory: 51 vs. Southern Mississippi (88-37), *Indicates School Record 62 62

63 UW Field House Records Individual Records Most Points Wisconsin 38 Barb Franke vs. Purdue (12fg, 14-20ft) Opponent 41 Laura Coenen (Minn.) (15fg, 11-14ft) Most Field Goals Wisconsin 13 Barb Franke vs. Drake (13-22) Michele Kozelka vs. Illinois State (13-17) Lisa Bonnell vs. Detroit (13-19) Janet Huff vs. Ohio State (13-26) Janet Huff vs. Iowa (13-25) Opponent 15 Carol Emanuel (Purdue) (15-27) Laura Coenen (Minnesota) (15-26) Most Field Goals Attempted Wisconsin 27 Theresa Huff vs. Indiana (11-27) Theresa Huff vs. Michigan State (12-27) Opponent 30 Mary Schoenhoff (Loyola) (12-30) Robin Hasemann (Western Illinois) (13-30) Best Field Goal Percentage (8 attempts minimum) Wisconsin.889 Ann Klapperich vs. Illinois State (8-9) Opponent.889 Roxanne Grabow (Bradley) (8-9) Most Three-Point Field Goals Wisconsin 6 Robin Threatt vs. Creighton (6-10) Opponent 5 Vanessa Nygaard (Stanford) (5-11) Melissa Sanford (Creighton) (5-7) Nadine Domond (Iowa) (5-7) Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Wisconsin 13 Lisa Bonnell vs. Iowa (3-13) Opponent 12 Lori Goerlitz (Marquette) (3-12) Erin Boland (Siena College) (3-12) Best Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (4 attempts minimum) Wisconsin Robin Threatt vs. Michigan State (4-4) Opponent.800 Milena Flores (Stanford) (4-5) Chrissy Loeliger (Siena College) (4-5) Most Free Throws Wisconsin 17 Michele Kozelka vs. UW-Green Bay (17-17) Opponent 17 Sally Anderson (DePaul) (17-17) Most Free Throws Attempted Wisconsin 20 Barb Franke vs. Purdue (14-20) Opponent 17 Cindy Haugejorde (Iowa) (13-17) Sally Anderson (DePaul) (17-17) Best Free Throw Percentage (10 attempts minimum) Wisconsin 1.00 Michele Kozelka vs. UW-Green Bay (17-17) Camille Williams vs. UW-Green Bay (10-10) Ann Klapperich vs. Penn State (10-10) Opponent 1.00 Sally Anderson (DePaul) (17-17) Kiersten Miller (Drake) (10-10) Most Rebounds Wisconsin 19 DeLinda Hastie vs. UW-Green Bay Opponent 22 Nanette Gibson (Michigan State) Most Assists Wisconsin 14 Faith Johnson vs. Eastern Illinois Opponent 12 JoAnn Palombo (Northwestern) Most Steals Wisconsin 14 Keisha Anderson vs. Cleveland State Opponent 8 Franthea Price (Iowa) Most Blocked Shots Wisconsin 10 Michelle Lowman vs. Illinois Opponent 6 Donna Freese (UW-LaCrosse) Betty Willis (UW-Milwaukee) Attendance 11,522 vs. Iowa (sellout) All-time Record: (.596) 1974-present Team Records Wisconsin Most Points (women) Wisconsin 123 * vs. Bradley (UW 123, Bradley 79) Opponent 97 Purdue vs. Wisconsin (UW 87, PUR 97) DePaul vs. Wisconsin (UW 75, DePaul 97) Most Field Goals Wisconsin 52 vs. Bradley (52-87) Opponent 37 Siena College vs. Wisconsin (37-76) Purdue vs. Wisconsin (37-83) Northwestern vs. Wisconsin (37-70) Most Field Goals Attempted Wisconsin 108 vs. DePaul (46-108) Opponent 86 Western Michigan vs. Wisconsin (22-86) Best Field Goal Percentage (50 attempts min.) Wisconsin.598 vs. Bradley (52-87) Opponent.596 Indiana vs. Wisconsin (34-57) Most Three-Point Field Goals Wisconsin 11 vs. Creighton (11-28) Opponent 11 Stanford vs. Wisconsin Villanova vs. Wisconsin Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Wisconsin 28 vs. Creighton (11-28) Opponent 28 Siena College vs. Wisconsin (9-28) Best Three-Point Field Goal Percentage ( 4 attempts min.) Wisconsin 1.00 vs. Illinois (4-4) Opponent.571 Purdue vs. Wisconsin (4-7) Most Free Throws Wisconsin 34 vs. Purdue (34-46) Opponent 35 DePaul vs. Wisconsin (35-40) Most Free Throws Attempted Wisconsin 46 vs. Purdue (34-46) Opponent 40 Ohio State vs. Wisconsin (29-40) DePaul vs. Wisconsin (35-40) Best Free Throw Percentage (20 attempts min.) Wisconsin.969 vs. Michigan (32-33) Opponent.926 Purdue vs. Wisconsin Most Rebounds Wisconsin 74 vs. Western Illinois Opponent 60 Illinois vs. Purdue Most Rebounds (both teams) Game 110 Wisconsin (57) vs. Illinois-Chicago (53) Most Assists Wisconsin 34 vs. UW-Milwaukee Opponent 30 Siena College vs. Wisconsin Most Steals Wisconsin 27 vs. DePaul vs. UW-Eau Claire Opponent 23 Iowa vs. Wisconsin Most Blocked Shots Wisconsin 13 vs. Purdue Opponent 8 Iowa vs. Wisconsin UW-La Crosse vs. Wisconsin Detroit vs. Wisconsin UI-Chicago vs. UW-Stevens Point Most Turnovers Wisconsin 42 vs. Penn State Opponent 48 Western Illinois vs. Wisconsin Most Home Wins in a Season 12 Home Record: 12-3 (Overall: 20-9) Home Record: 12-1 (Overall: 18-10) Most Consecutive Home Wins 11 Home Record: Most Home Losses in a Season 12 Home Record: 2-12 (Overall: 4-24) Most Consecutive Home Losses 11 Field House Record

64 Attendance Year-by-Year Averages Year Record Atten.-Games Avg. Big Ten-Games Avg. Record Place No record No record No record , , , , , , , , th , , nd , , T7th , , th , ,008 9, , T8th , , th , , , th , ,106 11, , th , ,208 13, , th , ,759 27, , rd , ,692 16, , th , ,770 19, , th , ,944 52, , rd , ,884 67, , rd , ,536 70, , T6th , ,455 99, , th , ,566 71, , T4th , ,732 68, , T5th , ,149 61, , T2nd , ,244 66, , T5th , ,676 56, , T8th , ,313 52, , T8th , ,047 56, , th , ,016 55, , th , ,720 63, , T5th , ,078 63, , T7th , ,442 60, , T7th Attendance figures in reflect three double-header games with the UW men s team Top Attendance Figures Attendance Date Opponent W-L Score 1. 17,142 (KC) * Minnesota L ,329 (KC) Northwestern W ,296 (KC) Iowa L ,236 (KC) Purdue W ,269 (KC) Minnesota W ,697 (KC) Minnesota W ,320 (KC) Iowa L ,178 (KC) Purdue L ,006 (KC) Florida W ,594 (KC) Penn State W ,861 (KC) Tennessee L ,522 (FH) * Iowa L ,506 (FH) * Tennessee L ,500 (FH) * Michigan State L ,267 (KC) Illinois W ,212 (FH) Ohio State W ,908 (FH) Michigan W ,734 (KC) Illinois W OT ,505 (FH) Penn State W ,399 (FH) Ohio State W ,384 (KC) Rutgers L ,295 (KC) Michigan W , 227 (FH) Michigan State W ,863 (FH) Georgia L ,831 (KC) Michigan State L * Sell outs 64 Wisconsin Attendance Rankings Year National Big Ten Average th 4th 5, th 4th 6, th 5th 5, th 5th 6, th 5th 6, th 4th 6, th 4th 6, th 2nd 7, th 2nd 7, th 3rd 7, th 3rd 7, rd 1st 10, rd 1st 8, th 1st 7, th 3rd 4,944 Wisconsin has ranked in the top 20 for national attendance for 14 consecutive years and ranks among the leaders in Big Ten Conference attendance National Attendance Averages Rank School Games Total Avg. 1. Tennessee ,991 13, Connecticut ,584 10, Iowa State ,057 9, Oklahoma ,116 9, Purdue ,559 8, Maryland ,336 8, Texas Tech ,367 8, New Mexico ,230 7, Notre Dame ,355 7, Louisville ,063 6, Duke 14 93,639 6, Baylor ,925 6, Michigan State 16 93,501 5, Minnesota 15 87,501 5, Wisconsin 17 92,517 5, Texas 16 84,600 5, Texas A&M 14 73,578 5, Vanderbilt 16 76,150 4, Missouri State 14 66,498 4, Kansas State 14 64,743 4,625

65 Records vs. Big Ten Opponents ILLINOIS Illinois leads: at Madison: 19-9; at Champaign: 8-17; Neutral: 0-4 Date Place W-L Wis Opp Margin Dec. 6, 1974 Iowa City, Iowa L Feb. 6, 1976 Champaign, Ill. L Feb. 11, 1977 West Lafayette, Ind. L Dec. 9, 1978 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 16, 1980 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 9, 1982 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 9, 1983 Champaign, Ill. W March 10, 1983 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 8, 1984 Madison, Wis. W March 8, 1984 Champaign, Ill. W Jan. 18, 1985 Champaign, Ill. L Feb. 17, 1985 Madison, Wis. W Jan., 17, 1986 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 16, 1986 Champaign, Ill. L Jan. 9, 1987 Champaign. Ill. L Feb. 8, 1987 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 15, 1988 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 14, 1988 Champaign, Ill. L OT 26 Jan. 27, 1989 Champaign, Ill. L OT 6 Feb. 26, 1989 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 26, 1990 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 25, 1990 Champaign, Ill. L Jan. 25, 1991 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 24, 1991 Champaign, Ill. L Jan. 24, 1992 Champaign, Ill. W Feb. 23, 1992 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 22, 1993 Champaign, Ill. L Feb. 21, 1993 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 21, 1994 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 20, 1994 Champaign, Ill. L Jan. 22, 1995 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 21, 1996 Champaign, Ill. W Dec. 29, 1996 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 21, 1997 Champaign, Ill. L Dec. 30, 1997 Champaign, Ill. L Feb. 20, 1998 Madison, Wis. W Dec. 30, 1998 Champaign, Ill. L Feb. 19, 1999 Madison, Wis. W OT +4 Jan. 4, 2000 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 24, 2000 Champaign, Ill. L Jan. 25, 2001 Champaign, Ill. W March 2, 2001 Grand Rapids, Mich. * L Jan. 17, 2002 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 12, 2003 Champaign, Ill. L Jan. 19, 2003 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 13, 2004 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 26, 2004 Champaign, Ill. W Jan. 16, 2005 Champaign, Ill. L Feb. 10, 2005 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 15, 2006 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 9, 2006 Champaign, Ill. W Jan. 14, 2007 Madison, Wis. L Dec. 30, 2007 Champaign, Ill. L Feb. 14, 2008 Madison, Wis. W March 6, 2008 Indianapolis, Ind. * L Jan. 1, 2009 Champaign, Ill. W Jan. 18, 2009 Madison, Wis. W * Big Ten Tournament game INDIANA Indiana leads at Madison: 13-13; at Bloomington: 2-26; Neutral: 1-4 Date Place W-L Wis Opp Margin Dec. 6, 1974 Iowa City, Iowa L Dec. 7, 1974 Iowa City, Iowa L Feb. 9, 1978 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 8, 1979 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 17, 1979 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 18, 1980 Bloomington, Ind. L Jan. 30, 1981 Madison, Wis. W Dec. 5, 1981 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 6, 1983 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 11, 1983 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 5, 1984 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 10, 1984 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 13, 1985 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 8, 1985 Bloomington, Ind. L Jan. 12, 1986 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 7, 1986 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 16, 1987 Madison, Wis. L OT 5 Feb. 15, 1987 Bloomington, Ind. W OT +2 Jan. 22, 1988 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 21, 1988 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 6, 1989 Bloomington, Ind. L March 11, 1989 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 5, 1990 Madison, Wis. L March 10, 1990 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 1, 1991 Bloomington, Ind. L March 3, 1991 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 10, 1992 Bloomington, Ind. L March 14, 1992 Madison, Wis. W March 5, 1993 Madison, Wis. L March 4, 1994 Bloomington, Ind. L Jan. 3, 1995 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 24, 1995 Bloomington, Ind. L Dec. 29, 1995 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 23, 1996 Bloomington, Ind. L Jan. 12, 1997 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 7, 1997 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 9, 1998 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 6, 1998 Bloomington, Ind. L Jan. 10, 1999 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 20, 2000 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 21, 2001 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 8, 2001 Bloomington, Ind. L OT 4 Jan. 3, 2002 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 24, 2002 Bloomington, Ind. L OT 7 Jan. 24, 2003 Bloomington, Ind. W Feb. 16, 2003 Madison, Wis. L March 6, 2003 Indianapolis, Ind. * L Jan. 8, 2004 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 22, 2004 Madison, Wis. W March 4, 2004 Indianapolis, Ind. * L Feb. 3, 2005 Bloomington, Ind. L March 3, 2005 Indianapolis, Ind. * W OT + 1 Feb. 2, 2006 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 1, 2007 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 8, 2007 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 31, 2008 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 23, 2008 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 15, 2009 Bloomington, Ind. L Feb. 16, 2009 Madison, Wis. L OT -6 65

66 IOWA Iowa leads: at Madison: 11-14; at Iowa City: 8-21; Neutral: 1-0 Date Place W-L Wis Opp Margin Dec. 7, 1974 Iowa City, Iowa W Dec. 2, 1978 Iowa City, Iowa L Dec. 1, 1979 Iowa City, Iowa L Nov. 15, 1980 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 3, 1981 Iowa City, Iowa W Feb. 12, 1982 East Lansing, Mich. W March 3, 1982 Iowa City, Iowa W Jan. 23, 1983 Iowa City, Iowa W Feb. 23, 1983 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 22, 1984 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 24, 1984 Iowa City, Iowa L Jan. 27, 1985 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 24, 1985 Iowa City, Iowa L Jan. 26, 1986 Iowa City, Iowa L Feb. 21, 1986 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 2, 1987 Madison, Wis. L March 7, 1987 Iowa City, Iowa L Jan. 8, 1988 Madison, Wis. L March 12, 1988 Iowa City, Iowa L Feb. 3, 1989 Madison, Wis. L March 5, 1989 Iowa City, Iowa L Feb. 2, 1990 Iowa City, Iowa L March 4, 1990 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 2, 1991 Madison, Wis. W March 9, 1991 Iowa City, Iowa L OT 9 Feb. 7, 1992 Madison, Wis. W March 8, 1992 Iowa City, Iowa L Jan. 8, 1993 Iowa City, Iowa L Jan. 7, 1994 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 6, 1995 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 19, 1995 Iowa City, Iowa W Jan. 5, 1996 Iowa City, Iowa L Feb. 18, 1996 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 5, 1997 Iowa City, Iowa W Feb. 14, 1997 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 20, 1998 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 13, 1998 Iowa City, Iowa L Jan, 3, 1999 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 27, 2000 Iowa City, Iowa L Dec. 31, 2000 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 14, 2001 Iowa City, Iowa L Dec. 30, 2001 Iowa City, Iowa W Feb. 7, 2002 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 21, 2003 Iowa City, Iowa L Feb. 23, 2003 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 18, 2004 Iowa City, Iowa L Feb. 12, 2004 Madison, Wis. L OT 5 Feb. 6, 2005 Iowa City, Iowa W Jan. 19, 2006 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 11, 2007 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 25, 2007 Iowa City, Iowa L Jan. 13, 2008 Iowa City, Iowa L OT 4 March 2, 2008 Madison, Wis. L Dec. 22, 2008 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 19, 2009 Iowa City, Iowa L MICHIGAN Wisconsin leads: at Madison: 19-6; at Ann Arbor: 16-10; Neutral: 1-2 Date Place W-L Wis Opp Margin Feb. 7, 1976 Champaign, Ill. L Jan. 12, 1979 Ann Arbor, Mich. L Jan. 26, 1980 Madison, Wis. W Dec. 6, 1980 Ann Arbor, Mich. L Jan. 16, 1983 Madison, Wis. W March 4, 1983 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Jan. 15, 1984 Ann Arbor, Mich. W March 2, 1984 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 3, 1985 Ann Arbor, Mich. W March 1, 1985 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 2, 1986 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 28, 1986 Ann Arbor, Mich. L Jan. 25, 1987 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Feb. 20, 1987 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 31, 1988 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 26, 1988 Ann Arbor, Mich. L Jan. 22, 1989 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 17, 1989 Ann Arbor, Mich. L Jan. 21, 1990 Ann Arbor, Mich. L Feb. 16, 1990 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 13, 1991 Ann Arbor, Mich. L Feb. 8, 1991 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 19, 1992 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 14, 1992 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Jan. 17, 1993 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 12, 1993 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Jan. 16, 1994 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Feb. 11, 1994 Madison, Wis. W Dec. 28, 1994 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Feb. 26, 1995 Madison, Wis. W Dec. 27, 1995 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 25, 1996 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Jan. 24, 1997 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Jan. 23, 1998 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 28, 1998 Indianapolis, Ind. * L Jan. 15, 1999 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 31, 1999 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Jan. 20, 2000 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 17, 2000 Ann Arbor, Mich. L Jan. 4, 2001 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Jan. 6, 2002 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 2, 2003 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 13, 2003 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Jan. 22, 2004 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 8, 2004 Ann Arbor, Mich. L Jan. 30, 2005 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 29, 2006 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Jan. 11, 2007 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Jan. 25, 2007 Madison, Wis. W March 1, 2007 Indianapolis, Ind. * W Jan. 17, 2008 Madison, Wis. L OT 6 Feb. 28, 2008 Ann Arbor, Mich. W Jan. 11, 2009 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 1, 2009 Ann Arbor, Mich. L * Big Ten Tournament game 66 66

67 MICHIGAN STATE Michigan State leads: at Madison: 17-11; at East Lansing: 5-21; Neutral: 1-2 Date Place W-L Wis Opp Margin Feb. 6, 1976 Champaign, Ill. L Jan. 14, 1978 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 13, 1979 East Lansing, Mich. L Dec. 30, 1980 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 27, 1982 East Lansing, Mich. L Jan. 14, 1983 Madison, Wis. W March 6, 1983 East Lansing, Mich. W Jan. 13, 1984 East Lansing, Mich. W March 4, 1984 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 1, 1985 East Lansing, Mich. L March 3, 1985 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 31, 1986 Madison, Wis. L March 2, 1986 East Lansing, Mich. L Jan. 23, 1987 East Lansing, Mich. L Feb. 22, 1987 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 29, 1988 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 29, 1988 East Lansing, Mich. L Jan. 20, 1989 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 19, 1989 East Lansing, Mich. L Jan. 19, 1990 East Lansing, Mich. L Feb. 18, 1990 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 11, 1991 East Lansing, Mich. L Feb. 10, 1991 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 17, 1992 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 16, 1992 East Lansing, Mich. W Jan. 15, 1993 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 14, 1993 East Lansing, Mich. L Jan. 14, 1994 East Lansing, Mich. L Feb. 13, 1994 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 13, 1995 East Lansing, Mich. L Feb. 12, 1995 Madison, Wis. L March 4, 1995 Indianapolis, Ind. * L Jan. 12, 1996 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 11, 1996 East Lansing, Mich. L Jan. 31, 1997 East Lansing, Mich. L Jan. 30, 1998 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 8, 1999 East Lansing, Mich. L Feb. 7, 1999 Madison, Wis. W OT +5 Mar. 17, 1999 Madison, Wis. (WNIT) W OT +1 Jan. 1, 2000 East Lansing, Mich. L Feb. 13, 2000 Madison, Wis. W Mar. 22, 2000 Madison, Wis. (WNIT) W Jan. 11, 2001 East Lansing, Mich. W Feb. 4, 2001 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 10, 2002 East Lansing, Mich. W OT + 8 Jan. 30, 2002 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 6, 2003 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 5, 2004 East Lansing, Mich. L Jan. 13, 2005 East Lansing, Mich. L Feb. 13, 2005 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 12, 2005 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 12, 2006 East Lansing, Mich. L Dec. 31, 2006 East Lansing, Mich. L Jan. 2, 2008 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 25, 2009 East Lansing, Mich. L Feb. 22, 2009 Madison, Wis. W March 6, 2009 Indianapolis, Ind. * W * Big Ten Tournament game MINNESOTA Wisconsin leads: at Madison: 17-11; at Minneapolis: 10-16; Neutral: 4-2 Date Place W-L Wis Opp Margin Dec. 6, 1974 Iowa City, Iowa W Feb. 8, 1980 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 17, 1981 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 13, 1981 Evanston, Ill. L March 7, 1981 Minneapolis, Minn. L Nov. 21, 1981 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 23, 1982 Minneapolis, Minn. L Jan. 28, 1983 Minneapolis, Minn. L Feb. 18, 1983 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 27, 1984 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 17, 1984 Minneapolis, Minn. L Jan. 25, 1985 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 24, 1985 Minneapolis, Minn. L Jan. 24, 1986 Minneapolis, Minn. L Feb. 23, 1986 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 4, 1987 Madison, Wis. W March 5, 1987 Minneapolis, Minn. L Jan. 10, 1988 Minneapolis, Minn. W March 9, 1988 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 5, 1989 Madison, Wis. W March 3, 1989 Minneapolis, Minn. L Feb. 4, 1990 Minneapolis, Minn. W March 2, 1990 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 6, 1991 Madison, Wis. W March 7, 1991 Minneapolis, Minn. L Feb. 9, 1992 Madison, Wis. W March 6, 1992 Minneapolis, Minn. W Jan. 12, 1993 Madison, Wis. W March 10, 1993 Minneapolis, Minn. L Jan. 9, 1994 Minneapolis, Minn. L March 8, 1994 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 20, 1995 Minneapolis, Minn. W Feb. 5, 1995 Madison, Wis. W OT +1 Jan. 19, 1996 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 4, 1996 Minneapolis, Minn. W Jan. 26, 1997 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 28, 1997 Indianapolis, Ind. * L Jan. 25, 1998 Minneapolis, Minn. W Feb. 27, 1998 Indianapolis, Ind. * W Dec. 28, 1998 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 21, 1999 Minneapolis, Minn. W Feb. 3, 2000 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 10, 2000 Minneapolis, Minn. W Mar. 2, 2000 Indianapolis, Ind. * W Feb. 18, 2001 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 22, 2001 Minneapolis, Minn. W Jan. 20, 2002 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 21, 2002 Minneapolis, Minn. L March 1, 2002 Indianapolis, Ind. * W Feb. 27, 2003 Minneapolis, Minn. L Feb. 1, 2004 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 6, 2005 Madison,Wis. L Feb. 20, 2005 Minneapolis, Minn. L Jan. 5, 2006 Minneapolis, Minn. L Feb. 19, 2006 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 7, 2007 Minnespolis, Minn. L Jan. 28, 2007 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 7, 2008 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 23, 2008 Minneapolis, Minn. W Dec. 29, 2008 Madison, Wis. W

68 NORTHWESTERN Northwestern leads: at Madison: 14-13; at Evanston: 12-15; Neutral: 2-1 Date Place W-L Wis Opp Margin Jan. 22, 1977 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 28, 1978 Evanston, Ill. L Feb. 21, 1979 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 23, 1980 Evanston, Ill. L Dec. 13, 1980 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 25, 1981 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 12, 1982 East Lansing, Mich. L Feb. 20, 1982 Evanston, Ill. L Jan. 21, 1983 Evanston, Ill. W Feb. 27, 1983 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 20, 1984 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 24, 1984 Evanston, Ill. W Jan. 6, 1985 Madison, Wis. L March 9, 1985 Evanston, Ill. W OT +3 Jan. 5, 1986 Evanston, Ill. L March 8, 1986 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 30, 1987 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 27, 1987 Evanston, Ill. L Feb. 5, 1988 Evanston, Ill. L March 4, 1988 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 13, 1989 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 10, 1989 Evanston, Ill. L Jan. 12, 1990 Evanston, Ill. L Feb. 9, 1990 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 18, 1991 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 15, 1991 Evanston, Ill. L Jan. 31, 1992 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 28, 1992 Evanston, Ill. L Jan. 24, 1993 Evanston, Ill. L Feb. 19, 1993 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 23, 1994 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 18, 1994 Evanston, Ill. L Feb. 3, 1995 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 2, 1996 Evanston, Ill. W Jan. 17, 1997 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 2, 1997 Evanston, Ill. L Jan. 16, 1998 Evanston, Ill. W Feb. 1, 1998 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 22, 1999 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 12, 2000 Evanston, Ill. W Feb. 1, 2001 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 11, 2001 Evanston, Ill. W Jan. 13, 2002 Evanston, Ill. W Feb. 14, 2002 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 28, 2002 Indianapolis, Ind. * W Jan. 30, 2003 Evanston, Ill. W Jan. 25, 2004 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 2, 2005 Evanston, Ill. W Feb. 23, 2005 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 1, 2006 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 5, 2006 Evanston, Ill. L Dec. 28, 2006 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 21, 2007 Evanston, Ill. W Jan. 27, 2008 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 18, 2008 Evanston, Ill. W Jan. 4, 2009 Evanston, Ill. L March 5, 2009 Indianapolis, Ind. W OHIO STATE Ohio State leads: at Madison: 9-15; at Columbus: 5-19; Neutral: 0-6 Date Place W-L Wis Opp Margin Feb. 10, 1978 West Lafayette, Ind. L March 10, 1978 East Lansing, Mich. L March 6, 1980 Terre Haute, Ind. L Feb. 4, 1983 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 13, 1983 Columbus, Ohio L Feb. 3, 1984 Columbus, Ohio L Feb. 12, 1984 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 11, 1985 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 10, 1985 Columbus, Ohio L Jan. 10, 1986 Columbus, Ohio L Feb. 9, 1986 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 18, 1987 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 13, 1987 Columbus, Ohio L Jan. 24, 1988 Columbus, Ohio L Feb. 19, 1988 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 8, 1989 Columbus, Ohio L March 8, 1989 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 7, 1990 Madison, Wis. L March 8, 1990 Columbus, Ohio L Feb. 3, 1991 Columbus, Ohio L OT 5 March 1, 1991 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 12, 1992 Columbus, Ohio W March 11, 1992 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 29, 1993 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 26, 1993 Columbus, Ohio L Jan. 28, 1994 Columbus, Ohio W Feb. 27, 1994 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 8, 1995 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 17, 1995 Columbus, Ohio W Jan, 7, 1996 Columbus, Ohio W Feb. 16, 1996 Madison, Wis. W March 3, 1996 Indianapolis, Ind. * L Jan. 19, 1997 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 18, 1998 Columbus, Ohio L Jan. 5, 1999 Columbus, Ohio L Feb. 12, 1999 Madison, Wis. W OT +4 Feb. 27, 1999 Indianapolis, Ind. * L Jan. 16, 2000 Columbus, Ohio W Jan. 23, 2000 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 25, 2001 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 24, 2002 Columbus, Ohio L Jan. 16, 2003 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 9, 2003 Columbus, Ohio L Jan. 2, 2004 Columbus, Ohio L Feb. 29, 2004 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 27, 2005 Madison, Wis. L March 4, 2005 Indianapolis, Ind. * L Jan. 26, 2006 Columbus, Ohio L Jan. 18, 2007 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 15, 2007 Columbus, Ohio L Jan. 20, 2008 Columbus, Ohio L Feb. 10, 2008 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 8, 2009 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 26, 2009 Columbus, Ohio L * Big Ten Tournament game 68

69 PENN STATE Penn State leads: 24-8 at Madison: 7-7; at University Park: 1-15; Neutral: 0-2 Date Place W-L Wis Opp Margin Feb. 2, 1992 University Park, Pa. L Jan. 31, 1993 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 28, 1993 University Park, Pa. L Jan. 30, 1994 University Park, Pa. L Feb. 23, 1994 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 29, 1995 University Park, Pa. L Jan. 28, 1996 Madison, Wis. W Dec. 27, 1996 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 23, 1997 University Park, Pa. L Dec. 28, 1997 University Park, Pa. L Feb. 22, 1998 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 29, 1999 University Park, Pa. L Feb. 5, 1999 Madison, Wis. L OT 2 Jan. 30, 2000 University Park, Pa. L Feb. 6, 2000 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 18, 2001 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 27, 2002 University Park, Pa. L Mar. 3, 2002 Indianapolis, Ind. * L Jan. 2, 2003 Madison, Wis. L Mar. 3, 2003 University Park, Pa. L Jan. 11, 2004 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 19, 2004 University Park, Pa. L Jan. 8, 2005 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 17, 2005 University Park, Pa. L Jan. 8, 2006 University Park, Pa. L Feb. 16, 2006 Madison, Wis. W March 2, 2006 Indianapolis, Ind. * L Feb. 4, 2007 University Park, Pa. L Jan. 24, 2008 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 3, 2008 University Park, Pa. W Jan. 22, 2009 University Park, Pa. L OT 2 Feb. 12, 2009 Madison, Wis. W * Big Ten Tournament game PURDUE Purdue leads: at Madison: 10-15; at West Lafayette: 3-23; Neutral: 0-4 Date Place W-L Wis Opp Margin Dec. 3, 1976 West Lafayette, Ind. L Feb. 11, 1977 West Lafayette, Ind. L Jan. 20, 1978 Carbondale, Ill. L Jan. 20, 1979 Madison, Wis. W OT +7 Feb. 15, 1980 West Lafayette, Ind. W Feb. 6, 1981 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 7, 1983 West Lafayette, Ind. W March 12, 1983 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 6, 1984 Madison, Wis. W March 10, 1984 West Lafayette, Ind. W Jan. 20, 1985 West Lafayette, Ind. L Feb. 15, 1985 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 19,1986 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 14, 1986 West Lafayette, Ind. L Jan. 11, 1987 West Lafayette, Ind. L Feb. 6, 1987 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 17, 1988 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 12, 1988 West Lafayette, Ind. L Jan. 15, 1989 West Lafayette, Ind. L Feb. 27, 1989 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 28, 1990 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 23, 1990 West Lafayette, Ind. L Jan. 27, 1991 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 22, 1991 West Lafayette, Ind. L Jan. 26, 1992 West Lafayette, Ind. L Feb. 21, 1992 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 7, 1993 West Lafayette, Ind. L Mar. 7, 1993 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 6, 1994 Madison, Wis. L Mar. 6, 1994 West Lafayette, Ind. L Jan. 27, 1995 West Lafayette, Ind. L Jan. 26, 1996 Madison, Wis. W OT +3 Jan. 3, 1997 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 14, 1997 West Lafayette, Ind. L Jan. 6, 1998 West Lafayette, Ind. L Feb. 15, 1998 Madison, Wis. W Jan. 24, 1999 West Lafayette, Ind. L Dec. 30, 1999 Madison, Wis. L Mar. 3, 2000 Indianapolis, Ind. * L Dec. 28, 2000 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 28, 2001 West Lafayette, Ind. L OT 5 Dec. 28, 2001 Madison, Wis. W Feb. 3, 2002 West Lafayette, Ind. L Jan. 9, 2003 Madison, Wis. L Jan. 29, 2004 West Lafayette, Ind. L Dec. 30, 2004 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 27, 2005 West Lafayette, Ind. L Dec. 29, 2005 West Lafayette, Ind. L Feb. 26, 2006 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 18, 2007 Madison, Wis. L March 2, 2007 Indianapolis, Ind. * L OT 3 Dec. 28, 2007 West Lafayette, Ind. L Jan. 29, 2009 Madison, Wis. L Feb. 8, 2009 West Lafayette, Ind. L March 7, 2009 Indianapolis, Ind. * L

70 Record vs. Opponents Air Force Wisconsin leads W Air Force W AIR FORCE Alabama-Birmingham Series tied W Alabama-Birmingham L Alabama-Birmingham Albany Wisconsin leads W ALBANY Arizona Wisconsin trails L Arizona L #19 ARIZONA Arizona State Wisconsin trails L Arizona State Arkansas Wisconsin trails L Arkansas (WNIT Final) Arkansas State Wisconsin leads W ARKANSAS ST (WNIT) Army Wisconsin leads W Army Auburn Wisconsin leads W #11 Auburn Austin Peay Wisconsin leads W Austin Peay Ball State Series tied W BALL STATE L BALL STATE Baylor Wisconsin leads W Baylor W #6 Baylor (St. Thomas, V.I.) Boston College Wisconsin trails L Boston College Bowling Green Series tied L BOWLING GREEN W BOWLING GREEN Bradley Wisconsin leads W BRADLEY W Bradley W BRADLEY Bucknell Wisconsin leads W Bucknell Butler Wisconsin leads W Butler (at Miami, Fla.) California Irvine Wisconsin leads W UC Irvine W UC Irvine California Riverside Wisconsin trails L UC Riverside Canisius Wisconsin leads W CANISIUS CSU Long Beach Wisconsin trails L OT CSU Long Beach Carroll College Wisconsin leads W CARROLL COLLEGE W Carroll College Carthage College Wisconsin leads W CARTHAGE COLLEGE W Carthage College Central Connecticut State Wisconsin leads W CENTRAL CONN ST Central Florida Wisconsin leads W UCF (St. Thomas, V.I.) 70 Central Michigan Wisconsin trails L Central Michigan Central Missouri Wisconsin leads W Central Missouri Charlotte Wisconsin trails L Charlotte Chicago State Wisconsin leads W Chicago State W CHICAGO STATE W CHICAGO STATE W CHICAGO STATE W CHICAGO STATE W CHICAGO STATE Cincinnati Wisconsin leads W Cincinnati W OT Cincinnati Clemson Wisconsin trails L Clemson Cleveland State Wisconsin leads L Cleveland State W CLEVELAND STATE W CLEVELAND STATE W CLEVELAND STATE W CLEVELAND STATE W Cleveland State Colorado Wisconsin leads W Colorado (NCAA) Colorado State Wisconsin leads W COLORADO STATE Creighton Wisconsin leads W Creighton W CREIGHTON Dartmouth Series tied W Dartmouth L DARTMOUTH DePaul Series tied W DEPAUL L DePaul W DEPAUL L DEPAUL W DEPAUL L #17 DePaul (Honolulu) Detroit Series tied L Detroit L DETROIT W DETROIT W Detroit Drake Wisconsin trails L Drake L DRAKE L Drake L Drake W DRAKE W Drake W DRAKE L Drake W DRAKE Duke Wisconsin trails L #16 Duke Eastern Illinois Wisconsin leads W Eastern Illinois W EASTERN ILLINOIS L EASTERN ILLINOIS W EAST ILLINOIS W EAST ILLINOIS Eastern Kentucky Wisconsin trails L Eastern Kentucky Eastern Michigan Wisconsin trails L Eastern Michigan Elon College Wisconsin leads W Elon (at NC State) Evansville Wisconsin leads W EVANSVILLE Fairfield Series tied L Fairfield W FAIRFIELD Fairleigh Dickinson Wisconsin trails L Fairleigh Dickinson Florida Wisconsin leads W FLORIDA (WNIT) W #12 Florida (Paradise Jam) Florida A&M Wisconsin leads W Florida A&M Florida State Wisconsin trails L Florida State Georgetown Wisconsin trails L Georgetown Georgia Series tied L #4 GEORGIA (ESPN2) W #17 Georgia (CBS) Gonzaga Wisconsin leads W Gonzaga Hampton Wisconsin leads W Hampton (Miami, Fla.) Harvard Wisconsin leads W HARVARD Hawai i Wisconsin leads W Hawai i Holy Cross Wisconsin leads W Holy Cross (at Ariz.) Houston Series tied L Houston W HOUSTON Idaho State Wisconsin leads W vs. Idaho State (Honolulu) IPFW Wisconsin leads W IPFW W IPFW IUPUI Wisconsin leads W IUPUI W IUPUI Illinois-Chicago Wisconsin leads L Illinois-Chicago L ILLINOIS-CHICAGO L Illinois-Chicago L Illinois-Chicago L Illinois-Chicago W ILLINOIS-CHICAGO W Illinois-Chicago W ILLINOIS-CHICAGO W Illinois-Chicago W ILLINOIS-CHICAGO W Illinois-Chicago W ILLINOIS-CHICAGO W ILLINOIS-CHICAGO W Illinois-Chicago W ILLINOIS-CHICAGO W Illinois-Chicago

71 W ILLINOIS-CHICAGO W ILLINOIS-CHICAGO Illinois State Wisconsin trails L Illinois State L Illinois State W Illinois State L Illinois State L ILLINOIS STATE L Illinois State W OT ILLINOIS STATE L Illinois State L ILLINOIS STATE L OT Illinois State L ILLINOIS STATE W Illinois State W ILLINOIS STATE W Illinois State Indiana State Wisconsin leads L Indiana State W INDIANA STATE L Indiana State W OT Indiana State W INDIANA STATE (WNIT) Iowa State Wisconsin trails L IOWA STATE W OT IOWA STATE L IOWA STATE L IOWA STATE W Iowa State W IOWA STATE L Iowa State Kansas Wisconsin leads W #23 Kansas (NCAA) L OT Kansas W KANSAS Kansas State Wisconsin leads W Kansas State (Las Vegas) Kentucky Wisconsin leads W KENTUCKY (WNIT) W KENTUCKY (WNIT) Lake Superior State Wisconsin trails L LAKE SUPERIOR STATE Lincoln College Wisconsin leads W Lincoln College Louisiana Tech Wisconsin trails L Louisiana Tech Loyola (Ill.) Wisconsin leads W Loyola W Loyola W LOYOLA W Loyola L LOYOLA L Loyola W LOYOLA W Loyola W LOYOLA Maine Wisconsin leads W Maine Manhattan Wisconsin leads W Manhattan Mankato State Wisconsin trails L Mankato State Maryland Wisconsin trails L Maryland Marquette Wisconsin leads W MARQUETTE L Marquette W Marquette W MARQUETTE W MARQUETTE W MARQUETTE W MARQUETTE W Marquette L MARQUETTE L Marquette W Marquette L MARQUETTE L Marquette W MARQUETTE L Marquette W MARQUETTE Memphis State Series tied L Memphis State W MEMPHIS STATE (WNIT) Miami (Ohio) Series tied W Miami of Ohio L MIAMI OF OHIO Middle Tennessee State Wisconsin trails L Middle Tennessee State L Middle Tennessee State (at Houston) Mississippi Wisconsin leads L Mississippi W Mississippi W Mississippi Missouri Wisconsin trails L Missouri L Missouri (NCAA) Montana Wisconsin trails L MONTANA (NCAA) National College Wisconsin leads W National College W NATIONAL COLLEGE Nebraska Wisconsin leads W NEBRASKA W NEBRASKA W OT Nebraska W OT #24 Nebraska W NEBRASKA Nevada-Las Vegas Wisconsin leads W UNLV North Carolina Wisconsin trails L North Carolina North Carolina State Wisconsin leads W #10 NC STATE Northeastern Wisconsin leads W Northeastern Northeastern Illinois Wisconsin leads W NE ILLINOIS W Northeastern Illinois W NE ILLINOIS Northern Illinois Wisconsin leads W Northern Illinois W NORTHERN ILLINOIS W Northern Illinois W NORTHERN ILLINOIS W Northern Illinois W NORTHERN ILLINOIS L Northern Illinois L NORTHERN ILLINOIS W NORTHERN ILLINOIS Northern Iowa Wisconsin leads W NORTHERN IOWA W NORTHERN IOWA W Northern Iowa W Northern Iowa W NORTHERN IOWA Notre Dame Wisconsin trails L NOTRE DAME L Notre Dame W #10 Notre Dame W NOTRE DAME L #4 NOTRE DAME L #17 Notre Dame L #11 NOTRE DAME Oklahoma Wisconsin leads W #12 OKLAHOMA Oklahoma State Wisconsin trails L Oklahoma State Oregon Series tied W Oregon (NCAA) L vs. Oregon (at NC State) Pepperdine Wisconsin trails L OT Pepperdine Phillips University Wisconsin leads W Phillips University Pittsburgh Series tied L Pitt W Pitt Princeton Wisconsin leads W Princeton Providence Wisconsin trails W Providence Queens College Wisconsin trails L Queens College Rice Wisconsin leads W RICE Rutgers Wisconsin trails L #13 RUTGERS L Rutgers St. Cloud State Wisconsin leads W St. Cloud State St. Mary s (Calif.) Wisconsin leads W St. Mary s CA W St. Mary s CA St. Peter s College (N.J) Wisconsin trails L St. Peter s College San Diego Wisconsin leads W San Diego San Francisco Wisconsin trails L San Francisco L OT SAN FRANCISCO San Jose State Wisconsin leads W San Jose State Santa Clara Series tied L Santa Clara W SANTA CLARA Siena University Wisconsin leads W SIENA (WNIT) Southern Connecticut Wisconsin leads W Southern Connecticut Southern Mississippi Wisconsin leads W SOUTHERN MISS South Dakota Wisconsin trails L South Dakota South Dakota State SDSU leads L S DAKOTA STATE W S DAKOTA STATE L S Dakota State Southern Illinois Wisconsin leads W Southern Illinois L SOUTHERN ILLINOIS L Southern Illinois 71

72 W Southern Illinois W SOU ILLINOIS Southern Methodist Wisconsin trails L Southern Methodist Southwestern Louisiana Wisconsin leads W SW Louisiana Stanford Wisconsin trails L #8 Stanford W #4 STANFORD L #25 Stanford St. Bonaventure Wisconsin trails L ST. B VENTURE (WNIT) Tennessee Wisconsin trails L #6 TENNESSEE L #9 Tennessee L #1 Tennessee (ESPN2) L #3 TENNESSEE L #2 Tennessee Tennessee-Martin Wisconsin leads W Tennessee-Martin Texas A&M Wisconsin trails L Texas A&M Texas Wisconsin trails L #6 Texas (AIAW) L Texas (at Paradise Jam) Texas-Arlington Wisconsin leads W Texas-Arlington (at Pepperdine) Texas Tech Wisconsin trails L #5 Texas Tech (NCAA) L #10 Texas Tech L #12 Texas Tech L #16 Texas Tech Toledo Series tied L TOLEDO W Toledo UC Santa Barbara Wisconsin leads W UC Santa Barbara W OT #22 UC SANTA BARBARA Union University Wisconsin trails L OT Union University University of D.C. Wisconsin trails L University of D.C. Utah Series tied L Utah W UTAH UW-Eau Claire Wisconsin leads W UW-Eau Claire L UW-EAU CLAIRE L UW-Eau Claire L UW-Eau Claire W UW-EAU CLAIRE W UW-Eau Claire W UW-Eau Claire UW-Green Bay Wisconsin leads W UW-GREEN BAY W UW-GREEN BAY W UW-Green Bay W UW-Green Bay W UW-GREEN BAY W UW-Green Bay L UW-GREEN BAY W OT UW-Green Bay L UW-GREEN BAY L UW-Green Bay W UW-GREEN BAY W UW-GREEN BAY L UW-Green Bay W UW-GREEN BAY W UW-Green Bay W UW-GREEN BAY W UW-GREEN BAY W UW-Green Bay L OT UW-GREEN BAY L UW-GREEN BAY W UW-Green Bay W UW-GREEN BAY L UW-Green Bay W UW-GREEN BAY W UW-Green Bay UW-La Crosse Wisconsin trails L UW-LA CROSSE L UW-La Crosse L UW-La Crosse L UW-LA CROSSE L UW-La Crosse L UW-LA CROSSE W UW-La Crosse L UW-La Crosse L UW-La Crosse L UW-LA CROSSE W UW-La Crosse W UW-LA CROSSE UW-Milwaukee Wisconsin leads W UW-MILWAUKEE W UW-MILWAUKEE W UW-Milwaukee W UW-MILWAUKEE W UW-Milwaukee W UW-MILWAUKEE W UW-MILWAUKEE L UW-MILWAUKEE W UW-MILWAUKEE W UW-MILWAUKEE W UW-Milwaukee W UW-MILWAUKEE W UW-MILWAUKEE W UW-MILWAUKEE W UW-MILWAUKEE W UW-Milwaukee W UW-MILWAUKEE W UW-MILWAUKEE W OT UW-MILWAUKEE UW-Oshkosh Wisconsin leads L UW-OSHKOSH W UW-Oshkosh W UW-Oshkosh W UW-OSHKOSH W UW-Oshkosh UW-Platteville Wisconsin leads W UW-PLATTEVILLE W UW-Platteville W UW-Platteville W UW-PLATTEVILLE W UW-PLATTEVILLE UW-River Falls Wisconsin trails L UW-RIVER FALLS UW-Stevens Point Wisconsin trails L UW-Stevens Point W UW-STEVENS POINT L UW-Stevens Point L UW-STEVENS POINT L UW-Stevens Point L UW-Stevens Point L UW-STEVENS POINT L UW-STEVENS POINT W UW-STEVENS POINT W UW-Stevens Point UW-Whitewater Wisconsin trails L UW-WHITEWATER L UW-Whitewater L UW-WHITEWATER L UW-Whitewater W UW-WHITEWATER W UW-WHITEWATER Valdosta State Wisconsin trails L Valdosta State Valparaiso Wisconsin leads W VALPARAISO Vanderbilt Wisconsin trails L #12 Vanderbilt (NCAA, ESPN) Villanova Series tied L VILLANOVA (WNIT) W Villanova (St. Thomas, V.I.) Virginia Wisconsin trails L Virginia W VIRGINIA (WNIT) L Virginia Virginia Tech Series tied L Virginia Tech (NCAA) W VIRGINIA TECH Wagner Wisconsin leads W Wagner College Wake Forest Wisconsin trails L WAKE FOREST Washington Wisconsin trails L OT #13 Washington W #19 Washington L Washington Western Illinois Wisconsin leads L WESTERN ILLINOIS W Western Illinois W Western Illinois W WESTERN ILLINOIS W OT WESTERN ILLINOIS W WESTERN ILLINOIS W WESTERN ILLINOIS W WESTERN ILLINOIS W WESTERN ILLINOIS W Western Illinois L WESTERN ILLINOIS L WESTERN ILLINOIS Western Kentucky Wisconsin leads W #19 W. KENTUCKY L Western Kentucky W W. KENTUCKY (WNIT) Western Michigan Wisconsin leads W Western Michigan W WESTERN MICHIGAN W WESTERN MICHIGAN L Western Michigan W Western Michigan W WESTERN MICHIGAN W WESTERN MICHIGAN W Western Michigan W WESTERN MICHIGAN W Western Michigan W WESTERN MICHIGAN Westmar College Wisconsin leads W WESTMAR COLLEGE William Penn College Series tied W William Penn L William Penn Wichita State Wisconsin trails L Wichita State Wyoming Wisconsin trails L Wyoming (WNIT Final) L OT WYOMING Yale Wisconsin leads W OT Yale

73 Big Ten Conference Opponents ILLINOIS Sunday, Jan. 3 at Illinois Sunday, Jan. 17 at Wisconsin Location: Urbana-Champaign, Ill. Enrollment: 42,326 Colors: Orange and Blue Nickname: Fighting Illini Home Arena (Capacity): Assembly Hall (16,618) Record: Big Ten Record-Place: th Postseason: Did not participate Final Ranking: Not Ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 5-0 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 8-1 Head Coach: Jolette Law School Record: (two years) Career Record: (two years) Sports Information: Derek Neal drneal@uiuc.edu Office Phone: (217) Cell Phone: (309) Fax Phone: (217) Press Row: (217) On-Line: All-Time Series: Illinois leads INDIANA Thursday, Jan. 28 at Indiana Sunday, Feb. 14 at Wisconsin Location: Bloomington, Ind. Enrollment: 40,354 Colors: Cream and Crimson Nickname: Hoosiers Home Arena (Capacity): Assembly Hall (17,357) Record: Big Ten Record-Place: 11-7-T5th Postseason: WNIT Quarterfinals Final Ranking: Not Ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 2-3 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 8-4 Head Coach: Felisha Legette-Jack School Record: (three years) Career Record: (seven years) Sports Information: Shana Daniels sidaniel@indiana.edu Office Phone: (812) Fax Phone: (812) Press Row: (812) On-Line: IUHoosiers.com All-Time Series: Indiana leads IOWA Monday, Dec. 22 at Wisconsin, 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 19 at Iowa, 7 p.m. Location: Iowa City, Iowa Enrollment: 30,409 Colors: Black and gold Nickname: Hawkeyes Home Arena (Capacity): Carver-Hawkeye Arena (15,500) Record: Big Ten Record-Place: 13-5-T2nd Postseason: NCAA First Round Final Ranking: Not Ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 2-3 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 8-5 Head Coach: Lisa Bluder School Record: (nine years) Career Record: (28 years) Sports Information: Aaron Blau aaron-blau@hawkeyesports.com Office Phone: (319) Fax Phone: (319) Press Row: (319) On-Line: All-Time Series: Iowa leads MICHIGAN Sunday, Jan. 10 at Wisconsin Sunday, Feb. 21 at Michigan Location: Ann Arbor, Mich. Enrollment: 38,006 Colors: Maize and Blue Nickname: Wolverines Home Arena (Capacity): Crisler Arena (13,751) Record: Big Ten Record-Place: 3-15-T10th Postseason: Did not participate Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 1-4 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 8-6 Head Coach: Kevin Borseth School Record: (two years) Career Record: (27 years) Sports Information: Jessica Poole jepoole@umich.edu Office Phone: (734) Cell Phone: (734) Fax Phone: (734) Press Row: (734) On-Line: MGoBlue.com All-Time Series: Wisconsin leads MICHIGAN STATE Sunday, Jan. 25 at Michigan State, 1 p.m. (BTN) Sunday, Feb. 22 at Wisconsin, TBA Location: East Lansing, Mich. Enrollment: 45,166 Colors: Green and White Nickname: Spartans Home Arena (Capacity): Jack Breslin Student Events Center (14,759) Record: Big Ten Record-Place: 13-5-T2nd Postseason: NCAA Sweet 16 Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 4-1 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 13-1 Head Coach: Suzy Merchant School Record: (two years) Career Record: (14 years) Sports Information: Jim Donatelli jdonatelli@ath.msu.edu Office Phone: (517) Cell Phone: (517) Fax Phone: (517) Press Row: (517) On-Line: All-Time Series: Michigan State leads MINNESOTA Thursday, Feb. 4 at Minnesota Location: Minneapolis, Minn. Enrollment: 50, 883 Colors: Maroon and Gold Nickname: Golden Gophers Home Arena (Capacity): Williams Arena (14,625) Record: Big Ten Record-Place: 11-7-T5th Postseason: NCAA Second Round Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 4-1 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 10-2 Head Coach: Pam Borton School Record: (seven years) Career Record: (11 years) Sports Information: Becky Bohm bohmx002@umn.edu Office Phone: (612) Cell Phone: (612) Fax Phone: (612) Press Row: (612) On-Line: All-Time Series: Wisconsin leads

74 NORTHWESTERN Sunday, Jan. 31 at Wisconsin, 4 p.m. (BTN) Location: Evanston, Ill. Enrollment: 8,000 Colors: Purple and White Nickname: Wilcats Home Arena (Capacity): Welsh-Ryan Arena (8,117) Record: Big Ten Record-Place: th Postseason: Did not compete Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 4-1 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 8-6 Head Coach: Joe McKeown School Record: 7-23 (one year) Career Record: (23 years) Sports Information: Julie Dunn julie-dunn@northwestern.edu Office Phone: (847) Cell Phone: (847) Fax Phone: (847) Press Row: (847) On-Line: NUSports.com All-Time Series: Northwestern leads OHIO STATE Thursday, Jan. 8 at Wisconsin, 8 p.m. (BTN) Thursday, Feb. 26 at Ohio State, TBA Location: Columbus, Ohio Enrollment: 51,818 Colors: Scarlet and Gray Nickname: Buckeyes Home Arena (Capacity): Value City Arena (19,049) Record: Big Ten Record-Place:15-3-1st Postseason: NCAA Sweet 16 Final Rankings: No Starters Returning-Lost: 4-1 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 10-2 Head Coach: Jim Foster School Record: (seven years) Career Record: (32 years) Sports Information: Adam Widman widman.12@osu.edu Office Phone: (614) Cell Phone: (614) Fax Phone: (614) Press Row: (614) On-Line: OhioStateBuckeyes.com All-Time Series: Ohio State leads PENN STATE Thursday, Jan. 21 at Wisconsin, 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 25 at Penn State, 5:30-6 p.m. Location: University Park, Pa. Enrollment: 42,294 Colors: Blue and White Nickname: Nittany Lions Home Arena (Capacity): Bryce Jordan Center (15,261) Record: Big Ten Record-Place: 6-12-T7th Postseason: N-A Final Ranking: Not Ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 2-3 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 9-4 Head Coach: Coquese Washington School Record: (two years) Career Record: (two years) Sports Information: Kristina Petersen kap18@psu.edu Office Phone: (814) Cell Phone: (814) Fax Phone: (814) Press Row: (814) On-Line: All-Time Series: Penn State leads 24-8 PURDUE Thursday, Jan. 7 at Wisconsin, 6:30 p.m. (BTN) Sunday, Feb. 7 at Purdue, 1 p.m. Location: West Lafayette, Ind. Enrollment: 39,102 Colors: Old Gold and Black Nickname: Boilermakers Home Arena (Capacity): Mackey Arena (14,123) Record: Big Ten Record-Place: 13-5-T2nd Postseason: NCAA Elite Eight Final Ranking: No. 16 Starters Returning-Lost: 2-3 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 8-7 Head Coach: Sharon Versyp School Record: (three years) Career Record: (nine years) Sports Information: Sara White sarawhite@purdue.edu Office Phone: (765) Fax Phone: (765) Cell Phone: (765) Press Row: (765) On-Line: All-Time Series: Purdue leads All times Central

75 Non-Conference Opponents NORTH DAKOTA Sunday, Nov. 15 at Wisconsin, Noon Location: Grand Forks, N.D. Enrollment: 12,748 Colors: Kelly Green and White Nickname: Fighting Sioux Conference: Great West Home Arena (Capacity): Betty Engelstad Sioux Center (3,140) Record: Conference Record-Place: 5-1-T1st Postseason: Did not participate Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 3-2 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 7-2 Head Coach: Gene Roebuck School Record: (22 years) Career Record: (25 years) Sports Information: Christy Kramer Office Phone: (701) Cell Phone: (320) Fax Phone: (701) Press Row: (701) On-Line: All-Time Series: First meeting MILWAUKEE Thursday, Nov. 19 at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. Location: Milwauke, Wis. Enrollment: 29,265 Colors: Black and Gold Nickname: Panthers Conference: Horizon League Home Arena (Capacity): Klotsche Center (5,000) Record: Conference Record-Place: th Postseason: Did not participate Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 2-3 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 8-7 Head Coach: Sandy Botham School Record: (13 years) Career Record: (14 years) Sports Information: Kevin Conway conway2@uwm.edu Office Phone: (414) Cell Phone: (414) Press Row: (414) On-Line: All-Time Series: Wisconsin leads 18-1 CLEVELAND STATE Sunday, Nov. 22 at Wisconsin, 4 p.m. Location: Cleveland, Ohio Enrollment: 16,418 Colors: Forest Green & White Nickname: Vikings Conference: Horizon League Home Arena (Capacity): Henry J. Goodman Arena (8,500) Record: Conference Record-Place: rd Postseason: Did not participate Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 4-1 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 8-3 Head Coach: Kate Peterson Abiad School Record: (six years) Career Record: (six years) Sports Information: Greg Murphy g.j.murphy@csuohio.edu Office Phone: (216) Cell Phone: (216) Fax Phone: (216) On-Line: All-Time Series: Wisconsin leads 5-1 GREEN BAY Tuesday, Nov. 24 at Wisconsin, 8 p.m. BTN Location: Green Bay, Wis. Enrollment: 5,416 Colors: Green, White and Red Nickname: Phoenix Conference: Horizon League Home Arena: Kress Events Center (4,018) Record: Conference Record-Place: st Postseason: NCAA First Round Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 1-4 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 10-4 Head Coach: Matt Bollant School Record: (two years) Career Record: (six years) Sports Information: Jill Wunrow wunrowj@uwgb.edu Office Phone: (920) Fax Phone: (920) Press Row: (920) On-Line: All-Time Series: Wisconsin leads 19-6 PORTLAND STATE at World Vision Invitational, Eugene, Ore. Friday, Nov p.m. Location: Porland, Ore. Enrollment: 27,00 Colors: Green, White and Silver Nickname: Vikings Conference: Big Sky Home Arena (Capacity): Peter W. Stott Center (1,500) Record: Conference Record-Place: nd Postseason: WNIT Second Round Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 3-2 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 12-3 Head Coach: Sherri Murrell School Record: (two years) Career Record: (14 years) Sports Information: Ryan Borde rborde@pdx.edu Office Phone: (503) Cell Phone: (503) On-Line: All-Time Series: First meeting OREGON at World Vision Invitational, Eugene, Ore. Saturday, Nov. 28 6:30 p.m. Location: Eugene, Ore. Enrollment: 21,507 Colors: Green and Yellow Nickname: Ducks Conference: Pacific-10 Home Arena (Capacity): Mac Court (9,087) Record: Conference Record-Place: th Postseason: Did not participate Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 4-1 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 9-2 Head Coach: Paul Westhead School Record: First Year Career Record: (18 years) Sports Information: Andria Wenzel awenzel@uoregon.edu Office Phone: (541) Cell Phone: (916) Fax Phone: (541) On-Line: All-Time Series: Series tied

76 CAL STATE FULLERTON at World Vision Invitational, Eugene, Ore. Sunday, Nov p.m. Location: Fullerton, Calif. Enrollment: 37,000 Colors: Navy Blue, Orange and White Nickname: Titans Conference: Big West Home Arena (Capacity): Titan Gym (4,000) Record: Conference Record-Place: Postseason: Did not compete Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 2-3 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 9-3 Head Coach: Marcia Foster School Record: First season Career Record: First season Sports Information: Jason Spencer jspencer@fullerton.edu Office Phone: (714) Cell Phone: (714) Fax Phone: (714) On-Line: All-Time Series: First meeting NC STATE Thursday, Dec. 3, at NC State, 6 p.m. Location: Raleigh, N.C. Enrollment: 32,782 Colors: Red and White Nickname: Wolfpack Conference: ACC Home Arena (Capacity): Reynolds Coliseum (8,560) Record: Conference Record-Place: 5-9-8th Postseason: Did not compete Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 4-1 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 10-2 Head Coach: Kellie Harper School Record: 0-0 (first year) Career Record: (five years) Sports Information: Mark Kimmel mark_kimmel@ncsu.edu Office Phone: (919) Cell Phone: (919) On-Line: All-Time Series: Wisconsin leads 1-0 MARQUETTE Friday, Dec. 11 at Marquette, 7 p.m. Location: Milwaukee, Wis. Enrollment: 11,516 Colors: Blue and Gold Nickname: Golden Eagles Conference: BIG EAST Home Arena (Capacity): Al McGuire Center (4,000) Record: Conference Record-Place: 7-9-T9th Postseason: WNIT Third Round Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 4-1 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 9-2 Head Coach: Terri Mitchell School Record: (13 years) Career Record: (13 years) Sports Information: Amy Ufnowski amy.ufnowski@marquette.edu Office Phone: (414) Cell Phone: (414) Press Row: (414) Fax Phone: (414) On-Line: All-Time Series: Wisconsin leads 9-7 SIU EDWARDSVILLE Sunday, Dec. 13 at Madison, 4 p.m. Location: Edwardsville, Ill. Enrollment: 13,602 Colors: Red and White Nickname: Cougars Conference: Ohio Valley Home Arena (Capacity): Vadalabene Center (4,000) Record: Conference Record-Place: N-A Postseason: Did not compete Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 2-3 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 4-5 Head Coach: Amanda Levens School Record: 5-24 (one year) Career Record: 5-24 (one year) Sports Information: Bruce Robidou rrobido@siue.edu Office Phone: (618) Fax Phone: (618) Press Row: (618) On-Line: All-Time Series: First meeting ROBERT MORRIS Tuesday, Dec. 15 at Madison, 7 p.m. Location: Moon Township, Pa. Enrollment: 5,000 Colors: Blue and White with Red Nickname: Colonials Conference: Northeastt Record: Conference Record: 9-9-6th Postseason: Did not participate Final Ranking: Not ranked Starters Returning-Lost: 1-4 Letterwinners Returning-Lost: 7-5 Head Coach: Sal Buscaglia School Record: (six years) Career Record: (18 years) Sports Information: Ken Baker baker@rmu.edu Office Phone: (412) Fax Phone: (412) On-Line: All-Time Series: First Meeting 76

77 Year-by-Year Results Record: 11-7 (Home 6-2; Away 4-3; Neutral 1-2) Head Coach: Marilyn Harris Total home attendance: Figures Not Available 12-6 W (+10) vs. Minnesota # 12-6 L (-1) vs. Illinois # 12-7 L (-54) vs. Indiana # 12-7 W (+16) at Iowa 1-11 W (+7) UW-GREEN BAY 1-18 L (-30) UW-LA CROSSE 1-23 W (+15) at Northern Illinois 1-25 W (+32) UW-PLATTEVILLE 1-28 W (+20) UW-MILWAUKEE 2-1 L (-2) at UW-Stevens Point 2-5 W (+13) at UW-Eau Claire 2-8 L (-27) at UW-La Crosse 2-11 W (+9) CARTHAGE 2-12 W (+4) CARROLL 2-18 L (-2) UW-WHITEWATER 2-22 W (+11) UW-STEVENS POINT 2-23 W (+5) at UW-Platteville 2-28 L (-32) at UW-Stevens Point # at Big Ten Invitational, Iowa City, Iowa Record: 5-13 (Home 3-3; Away 2-3; Neutral 0-7) Head Coach: Marilyn Harris Total home attendance: Figures Not Available 12-5 L (-60) vs. Illinois State # 12-6 L (-1) vs. Mankato State # 12-7 L (-13) vs. UW-Eau Claire # L (-42) vs. Illinois State # L (-15) UW-RIVER FALLS 1-24 W (+21) UW-GREEN BAY 1-26 W (+20) at UW-Platteville 1-30 L (-26) UW-STEVENS POINT 1-31 L (-49) at UW-La Crosse 2-2 W (+5) UW-PLATTEVILLE 2-5 L (-37) at UW-Whitewater 2-6 L (-31) Michigan State@ 2-6 L (-44) Illinois@ 2-7 L (-51) Michigan@ 2-9 W (+8) at UW-Green Bay 2-11 L (-72) UW-LA CROSSE 2-16 L (-50) at UW-Stevens Point 2-21 W (+10) NORTHERN ILLINOIS # at La Crosse, at Big Ten Tournament, Champaign, Ill Record: 7-14 (Home 3-4; Away 3-6; Neutral 1-4) UW Head Coach: Edwina Qualls Total home attendance: Figures Not Available 12-3 L (-13) at Purdue 12-4 W (+4) vs. Cincinnati # L (-7) UW-WHITEWATER 1-15 W (+4) at Northern Illinois 1-21 L (-10) at UW-Stevens Point 1-22 L (-10) NORTHWESTERN 1-25 L (-12) UW-STEVENS POINT 1-28 L (-42) at UW-La Crosse 1-29 L (-13) at UW-Eau Claire 2-1 L (-4) at UW-Whitewater 2-4 L (-3) at Illinois-Chicago 2-5 W (+32) UW-MILWAUKEE 2-9 W (+30) UW-PLATTEVILLE 2-11 L (-2) 2-11 L (-27) 2-15 W (+7) at Carthage 2-19 L (-9) UW-OSHKOSH 2-21 W (+21) MARQUETTE 2-23 W (+44) at UW-Green Bay 3-3 L (-3) vs. UW-Eau Claire L (-11) vs. Marquette + # at West Lafayette, at Big Ten Tournament, West Lafayette, Ind. + at WWIAC State Tournament, Stevens Point, Wis Record: (Home 5-4; Away 5-2; Neutral 4-4) Head Coach: Edwina Qualls Total home attendance: 12,231-10=1,223 avg W (+33) WESTMAR & W (+45) UW-EAU CLAIRE W (+51) DEPAUL& 1-11 L (-6) ILLINOIS-CHICAGO 1-14 L (-2) MICHIGAN STATE & 1-17 W (+58) NORTHERN ILLINOIS 1-19 L (-16) vs. Illinois-Chicago % 1-20 L (-14) vs. Purdue % 1-25 L (-15) UW-LA CROSSE 1-28 L (-6) at Northwestern 1-31 W (+8) at UW-Oshkosh 2-9 L (-15) at Indiana 2-10 L (-26) vs. Ohio 2-14 W (+16) at Marquette 2-16 W (+43) at UW-Milwaukee 2-18 W (+12) UW-WHITEWATER 2-22 L (-5) UW-STEVENS POINT 2-25 W (+30) at Carroll College 3-2 W (+42) at UW-Eau Claire # 3-3 W (+4) vs. UW-La Crosse # 3-4 W (+7) vs. UW-Oshkosh # 3-9 W (+11) vs. Illinois State $ 3-10 L (-33) vs. Ohio State $ 3-11 W (+1) vs. Southern Illinois $ % at Saluki Invitational, Carbondale, Big Ten Tournament, West Lafayette, Ind. # WWIAC State Tournament, Eau Claire, Wis. $ MAIAW Regional, East Lansing, Mich. & double-header with UW men s team Record: (Home 7-3; Away 5-7, Neutral 1-1) Head Coach: Edwina Qualls Total home attendance: 4,979-10=498 avg W (+6) at William Penn 12-2 L (-7) at Iowa 12-6 L (-6) at Illinois-Chicago 12-9 W (+10) ILLINOIS W (+65) UW-MILWAUKEE 1-5 W (+5) NEBRASKA 1-12 L (-7) at Michigan 1-13 L (-5) at Michigan State 1-16 W (+10) UW-OSHKOSH 1-20 W OT (+7) PURDUE 1-26 L (-14) IOWA STATE % 1-27 W (+22) UW-STEVENS POINT % 1-31 W (+13) at UW-Stevens Point 2-8 L (-8) at Indiana & 2-14 W (+3) at UW-Eau Claire 2-15 L (-20) at UW-La Crosse 2-17 L (-7) INDIANA 2-20 W (+23) MARQUETTE 2-21 L (-5) NORTHWESTERN 2-24 W (+4) at Western Michigan 2-25 L (-20) at Detroit 3-1 W (+44) UW-Milwaukee W (+13) UW-Oshkosh L (-14) UW-La Crosse + % Badger Invitational, UW Field at Big Ten Tournament, Bloomington, Ind. + at WWIAC State Tournament, Oshkosh, Wis Record: (Home 4-4; Away 4-10; Neutral 2-2) Head Coach: Edwina Qualls Total home attendance: 3,246-8=406 avg L (-7) WESTERN ILLINOIS, L (-3) at William Penn % W (+15 vs. St. Cloud State % W (+7) vs. Phillips University % 12-1 L (-17) at Iowa 12-2 L (-2) at Drake 12-8 L (-8) DETROIT, W (+12) UW-WHITEWATER, W OT (+2) at Yale 1-9 L (-2) at Providence 1-11 W (+30) at Princeton 1-13 W (+3) at Southern Connecticut 1-14 L (-22) at Queens College 1-18 L (-14) at Indiana 1-19 L (-8) at Indiana State 1-23 L (-27) at Northwestern 1-26 W (+8) MICHIGAN, L (-14) at Illinois State # 2-1 L (-14) vs. Illinois-Chicago # 2-2 W (+10) vs. Lincoln College # * 2-8 L (-14) MINNESOTA, 2-15 W (+9) at Purdue 2-16 L (-29) at Illinois 2-20 L (-7) UW-LA CROSSE, W (+8) WESTERN MICHIGAN, W (+6) ILLINOIS-CHICAGO, L (-12) vs. Ohio State $ % at William Penn Invitational, Des Moines, Iowa # at Illinois State Tournament, Normal, Big Ten Tournament, UW Field House $ at MAIAW Regional, Terre Haute, Ind. * Two-year opponent; does not count towards record Record: (Home 6-6; Away 5-9; Neutral 2-3) Head Coach: Edwina Qualls Total home attendance: 4,408-12=367 avg W (+4) IOWA, W (+8) at Western Illinois L (-15) vs. Wichita State% W (+60) vs. Chicago State% L (-15) vs. South Dakota% 12-3 W (+15) at Northern Illinois 12-6 L (-9) at Michigan W (+14) WESTERN MICHIGAN, 200# L (-7) NORTHWESTERN, 200# L (-12) MICHIGAN STATE, L (-4) at Mississippi 77

78 1-5 L (-7) at Memphis State 1-6 L OT (-2) at Union University 1-9 W (+23) INDIANA STATE, L (-16) MINNESOTA, L (-17) DRAKE, L (-17) at Western Michigan 1-24 L (-5) at Eastern Michigan 1-27 W (+10) at UW-La Crosse 1-30 W (+10) INDIANA, L (-1) at DePaul 2-6 W (+4) PURDUE, W (+50) CHICAGO STATE, W (+21) vs. Iowa@ 2-13 L (-11) vs. Minnesota@ 2-17 W (+25) at Illinois-Chicago 2-20 L (-4) at Missouri 2-21 W (+8) at Central Missouri 2-25 L (-7) NORTHWESTERN, L (-5) ILLINOIS STATE, L (-10) at Minnesota % at Drake Turkey Invitational, Des Moines, Iowa # Badger Invitational, UW Field at Big Ten Tournament, Evanston, Ill Record: (Home 10-1; Away 5-11; Neutral 6-1) Head Coach: Edwina Qualls Total home attendance: 4,873-11=443 avg L (-16) at Illinois State L (-9) MINNESOTA, L (-36) at Drake% W (+11) vs. Western Illinois% 12-2 W (+3) NORTHERN ILLINOIS, L (-6) at Indiana 12-8 W (+14) LOYOLA (ILL.) W (+22) ILLINOIS-CHICAGO, L (-1) at Georgetown 1-3 L (-4) at District of Columbia 1-5 L (-29) at Maryland 1-9 W (+9) ILLINOIS, W (+38) WESTERN ILLINOIS, W (+55) vs. Army# 1-17 W (+22) at Dartmouth# 1-19 W (+54) NE ILLINOIS, L (-3) at Minnesota 1-27 W (+6) DEPAUL, W (+38) UW-LA CROSSE, L (-7) at Indiana State 2-6 W (+3) at Eastern Illinois 2-12 W (+14) vs L (-10) vs L (-16) at Northwestern 2-23 W (+13) UW-GREEN BAY, W (+16) at Western Michigan 2-27 L (-16) at Michigan State 3-3 W (+14) at Iowa 3-6 W OT (+1) IOWA STATE, W (+29) vs. National College $ 3-12 W OT (+8) at Indiana State $ 3-13 W (+11) vs. Miami of Ohio $ 3-21 W (+1) vs. Colorado & 3-23 L (-12) at #6 Texas & % Drake Turkey Invitational, Des Moines, Iowa # Dartmouth Invitational, Hanover, Big Ten Tournament, East Lansing, Mich. $ MAIAW Regional, Terre Haute, Ind. & AIAW National Championship, Austin, Texas Record: 19-8 (Home 9-4; Away 10-4) Big Ten Record-Place: th (First season) Head Coach: Edwina Qualls Total home attendance: 9,589-13=738 avg. Big Ten attendance: 7,724-9=858 avg W (+58) at Illinois-Chicago 12-4 W (+13) WESTERN MICHIGAN, W (+44) BRADLEY, W (+14) at UW-Green Bay 12-9 W (+51) NATIONAL COLLEGE, W (+2) at Loyola (Ill.) W (+18) at UC Irvine L OT (-4) at CSU Long Beach 1-7 W (+3) at Purdue 1-9 W (+3) at Illinois 1-14 W (+18) MICHIGAN STATE, W (+31) MICHIGAN, W (+3) at Northwestern 1-23 W (+21) at Iowa 1-28 L (-13) at Minnesota 2-4 L (-18) OHIO STATE, L (-12) INDIANA, L (-10) at Indiana 2-13 L (-14) at Ohio State 2-16 W OT (+2) ILLINOIS STATE, L (-6) MINNESOTA, W (+24) IOWA, W (+9) NORTHWESTERN, W (+9) at Michigan 3-6 W (+6) at Michigan State 3-10 L (-8) ILLINOIS, W (+10) PURDUE, Record: (Home 12-1; Away 6-5; Neutral 0-4) Big Ten Record-Finish: nd Head Coach: Edwina Qualls Total home attendance: 9,776-13=752 avg. Big Ten attendance: 8,673-9=964 avg L (-1) vs. Valdosta State% L (-2) vs. Eastern Kentucky% 12-1 W (+16) at Bradley 12-5 L (-1) at Illinois State 12-7 W (+7) ILLINOIS-CHICAGO, W (+25) BALL STATE, W (+28) NORTHERN IOWA, W (+17) LOYOLA, L (-3) vs. Cleveland State # L (-2) vs. Fairfield # 1-6 W (+30) PURDUE, W (+11) ILLINOIS, W (+1) at Michigan State 1-15 W (+13) at Michigan 1-20 W (+10) NORTHWESTERN, W (+1) IOWA, W (+4) MINNESOTA, L (-19) at Ohio State 2-5 L (-7) at Indiana 2-10 W (+2) INDIANA, W (+9) OHIO STATE, L (-11) at Minnesota 2-24 L (-9) at Iowa 2-26 W (+3) at Northwestern 3-2 L (-1) MICHIGAN, W (+20) MICHIGAN STATE, W (+14) at Illinois 3-10 W (+10) at Purdue % Kentucky Invitational, Lexington, Ky. # Miami Classic, Miami, Fla Record: (Home 7-6; Away 4-8; Neutral 0-3) Big Ten Record-Finish: 6-12-T7th Head Coach: Edwina Qualls Total home attendance: 8,562-13=659 avg. Big Ten attendance: 6,225-9=692 avg L (-11) ILLINOIS STATE, L (-33) vs. Clemson % L (-3) vs. Arizona % W (+3) at Loyola (Ill.) 12-1 W (+9) NORTHERN IOWA, W (+9) WESTERN MICHIGAN, L (-35) at Louisiana Tech # 12-8 W (+17) vs. Alabama-Birmingham# W (+7) EASTERN ILLINOIS, L (-10) at Central Michigan 1-6 L (-18) NORTHWESTERN, L (-13) OHIO STATE, L (-24) INDIANA, L (-21) at Illinois 1-20 L (-6) at Purdue 1-25 L (-1) MINNESOTA, W (+11) IOWA, L (-1) at Michigan State 2-3 W (+9) at Michigan 2-8 L (-4) at Indiana 2-10 L (-14) Ohio State 2-15 L (-8) PURDUE, W (+3) ILLINOIS, L (-12) at Iowa 2-24 L (-9) at Minnesota 3-1 W (+11) MICHIGAN, W (+10) MICHIGAN STATE, W OT (+3) at Northwestern % Nebraska Tournament, Lincoln, Neb. # Lady Techster Invitational, Ruston, La Record: 4-24 (Home 2-12; Away 2-11; Neutral 0-1) Big Ten Record-Finish: th Head Coach: Edwina Qualls Total home attendance: 8,704-14=522 avg. Big Ten attendance: 4,971-9=552 avg W OT (+5) WESTERN ILLINOIS, 479% L (-8) MIAMI OF OHIO, 379% L (-6) EASTERN ILLINOIS, W (+27) at Northern Iowa 12-6 L (-23) at Virginia # 12-7 L (-9) vs. Pitt # W (+16) at Illinois-Chicago L (-15) IOWA STATE, L OT (-7) at Illinois State 1-3 L (-11) LOYOLA, L (-4) at Northwestern 1-10 L (-33) at Ohio State 1-12 L (-19) at Indiana 1-17 L (-13) ILLINOIS, L (-15) PURDUE, L (-17) at Minnesota 1-26 L (-36) at Iowa 1-31 L (-3) MICHIGAN STATE, L (-5) MICHIGAN, L (-28) INDIANA, L (-35) OHIO STATE, L (-22) at Purdue 2-16 L (-16) at Illinois 2-21 L (-14) IOWA, W (+10) MINNESOTA, L (-11) at Michigan 3-2 L (-13) at Michigan State 3-8 L (-15) NORTHWESTERN, 777 % Badger Invitational, UW Field House # Virginia Invitational, Charlottesville, Va.

79 Record: 9-19 (Home 4-10; Away 5-8; Neutral 0-1) Big Ten Record-Finish: 4-14-T8th Head Coach: Mary Murphy Total home attendance: 14,112-14=1,008 avg. Big Ten attendance: 9,349-9=1,039 avg W OT (+5) at Cincinnati % L (-13) vs. Middle Tennessee State% 12-2 W (+7) at Western Michigan 12-5 W (+12) BRADLEY, L (-9) BOWLING GREEN, L (-22) DEPAUL, W (+23) ILLINOIS-CHICAGO, W (+1) at San Diego 1-2 L (-39) #14 IOWA, W (+8) MINNESOTA, L (-15) at #17 Illinois 1-11 L (-8) at Purdue 1-16 L (-5) INDIANA, L (-40) #18 OHIO STATE, L (-24) at Michigan State 1-25 W (+8) at Michigan 1-30 L (-19) NORTHWESTERN, L (-17) at Loyola (Ill.) 2-6 L (-36) PURDUE, L (-13) #19 ILLINOIS, L (-33) at #12 Ohio State 2-15 W OT (+2) at Indiana 2-20 W (+25) MICHIGAN, L (-14) MICHIGAN STATE, L (-23) at Northwestern 3-1 L (-10) NOTRE DAME, 2170 & (-25) at Minnesota (-22) at #10 Iowa % Cincinnatti Omni Tournament & Double-header with UW men s team Record: 4-24 (Home-3-10; Away 1-13; Neutral 0-1) Big Ten Record-Finish: th Head Coach: Mary Murphy Total home attendance: 10,712-13=824 avg. Big Ten attendance: 8,221-9=913 avg L (-20) at #16 Duke L (-6) at UNC-Charlotte 12-4 L (-33) at Florida State % 12-5 L (-26) vs. Alabama-Birmingham % 12-9 L (-1) UW-GREEN BAY, L (-13) LAKE SUPERIOR STATE, W (+31) DETROIT, L (-9) at St. Peter s College 1-5 L (-20) at Fairleigh Dickinson 1-8 L (-20) #1 IOWA, W (+8) at Minnesota 1-15 W (+11) ILLINOIS, L (-18) PURDUE, L (-22) at Indiana 1-24 L (-30) at #8 Ohio State 1-29 L (-7) MICHIGAN STATE, L (-3) MICHIGAN, L (-15) at Northwestern 2-8 W (+13) LOYOLA (ILL), L (-12) at Purdue 2-14 L (-26) at Illinois 2-19 L (-17) #9 OHIO STATE, L (-24) INDIANA, L (-35) at Michigan 2-28 L (-10) at Michigan State 3-4 L (-26) NORTHWESTERN, L (-2) MINNESOTA, L (-48) at #2 Iowa % Florida State Tournament, Tallahassee, Fla. & Double-header following UW men s game Record: (Home 10-4; Away 3-10) Big Ten Record-Finish: th Head Coach: Mary Murphy Total home attendance: 13,700-14=979 avg. Big Ten attendance: 10,575-9=1,175 avg L (-57) at #8 Stanford W (+5) at San Jose State 12-1 W (+12) MARQUETTE, W (+11) WESTERN ILLINOIS, W OT (+4) at UW-Green Bay W (+3) at Detroit W (+27) VALPARAISO, W (+20) CHICAGO STATE, L (-18) at Indiana 1-8 L (-31) at Ohio State 1-13 L (-3) NORTHWESTERN, L (-13) at #9 Purdue 1-20 W (+2) MICHIGAN STATE, W (+7) MICHIGAN, L OT (-6) at Illinois 1-30 W (+14) ILLINOIS-CHICAGO, L (-10) #7 IOWA, W (+17) MINNESOTA, L (-3) at Northwestern 2-17 L (-18) at Michigan 2-19 L (-4) at Michigan State 2-26 W (+9) ILLINOIS, W (+14) #11 PURDUE, L (-25) at Minnesota 3-5 L (-26) at #9 Iowa 3-8 L (-16) #15 OHIO STATE, L (-5) INDIANA, Record: 8-20 (Home 5-9; Away 2-9; Neutral 1-2) Big Ten Record-Finish: 3-15-T9th Head Coach: Mary Murphy Total home attendance: 15,478-14=1,106 avg. Big Ten attendance: 11,699-9=1,300 avg L (-1) at Texas A&M % L (-15) vs. Drake % W (+10) at Illinois-Chicago 12-1 L (-7) vs. North Carolina # 12-2 W (+25) vs. Bucknell # 12-5 L (-2) UW-GREEN BAY, W (+10) NEBRASKA, L (-13) DARTMOUTH, W (+30) CHICAGO STATE, L (-12) INDIANA, L (-8) OHIO STATE, L (-15) at #25 Northwestern 1-16 W (+11) MARQUETTE, L (-30) at Michigan State 1-21 L (-17) at Michigan 1-26 W (+9) ILLINOIS, L (-20) #10 PURDUE, L (-32) at #13 Iowa 2-4 W (+1) at Minnesota 2-9 L (-11) #15 NORTHWESTERN, L (-5) MICHIGAN, L (-6) MICHIGAN STATE, L (-18) at #15 Purdue 2-25 L (-5) at Illinois 3-2 W (+12) MINNESOTA, L (-17) #11 IOWA, L (-21) at Ohio State 3-10 L (-7) at Indiana % Texas A&M Invitational, College Station, Texas # Princeton Tournament, Princeton, N.J Record: (Home 10-4; Away 2-10; Neutral 1-1) Big Ten Record-Finish: th Head Coach: Mary Murphy Total home attendance: 16,915-14=1,208 avg. Big Ten attendance: 13,470-9=1,497 avg L OT (-8) vs. #13 Washington % W (+3) vs. Gonzaga % L (-9) IOWA STATE, W (+23) UW-MILWAUKEE, L (-16) at UW-Green Bay 12-7 W OT (+6) at Nebraska 12-9 W (+8) at Creighton W (+16) ILLINOIS-CHICAGO, L (-10) ILLINOIS STATE, W (+11) #15 IOWA, W (+25) MINNESOTA, L (-16) at Michigan State 1-13 L (-21) at Michigan 1-18 L (-1) #15 NORTHWESTERN, W (+24) CHICAGO STATE, W (+9) ILLINOIS, L (-10) #6 PURDUE, L (-17) at Indiana 2-3 L OT (-5) at Ohio State 2-8 W (+13) MICHIGAN, W (+3) #23 MICHIGAN STATE, L (-21) at #19 Northwestern 2-22 L (-40) at #6 Purdue 2-24 L (-15) at Illinois 3-1 W (+15) OHIO STATE, W (+5) INDIANA, L (-14) at Minnesota 3-9 L OT (-9) at #24 Iowa % Colorado Coors Classic, Boulder, Colo Record: 20-9 (Home 12-3; Away 7-6; Neutral 1-0) Big Ten Record-Finish: rd Head Coach: Mary Murphy Total home attendance: 30,278-13=2,329 avg. Big Ten attendance: 27,102-9=3,011 avg W (+14) at Iowa State W (+15) CREIGHTON W (+7) vs. #11 Auburn % L (-3) at Utah % 12-7 L (-1) SOUTHERN ILLINOIS W (+22) UW-MILWAUKEE W (+43) WESTERN ILLINOIS, W (+14) at Illinois State 1-4 W (+24) NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS 1-10 L (-25) at Indiana 1-12 W (+11) at Ohio State 1-17 W (+15) MICHIGAN STATE, W (+27) MICHIGAN, W (+6) at Illinois 1-26 L (-26) at #12 Purdue 1-31 W (+2) #22 Northwestern, L (-11) at #8 Penn State ^ 2-7 W (+16) #5 IOWA, W (+10) MINNESOTA, W (+24) at Michigan 2-16 W (+15) at Michigan State 2-21 W (+11) #9 PURDUE, W (+14) ILLINOIS, L (-11) at Northwestern 3-6 W (+1) at Minnesota 3-8 L (-27) at #8 Iowa 3-11 L (-6) OHIO STATE, W (+10) INDIANA, L (-11) MONTANA, 8353 # % Utah Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah # NCAA Tournament First Round, UW Field House 79

80 ^ Non-conference game as PSU was not yet officially a member of the Big Ten Record: 7-20 (Home-5-8; Away 1-11; Neutral 1-1) Big Ten Record-Finish: th Head Coach: Mary Murphy Total home attendance: 20,310-12=1,692 avg. Big Ten attendance: 16,891-9=1,877 avg W (+1) UW-GREEN BAY, W (+16) CHICAGO STATE L (-6) vs. Oklahoma State % W (+20) vs. Tennessee Martin % L (-1) UW-MILWAUKEE, L (-26) WAKE FOREST, L (-2) at Southern Illinois 1-2 L (-10) at Santa Clara 1-4 L (-2) at San Francisco 1-8 L (-26) at #5 Iowa 1-12 W (+3) MINNESOTA, W (+8) MICHIGAN STATE, W (+6) MICHIGAN, L (-7) at Illinois 1-24 L (-17) at Northwestern (MSC) 1-29 L (-4) #4 OHIO STATE, L (-17) #6 PENN STATE, L (-23) at Purdue 2-12 W (+4) at Michigan 2-14 L (-14) at Michigan State 2-19 L (-13) NORTHWESTERN, L (-10) ILLINOIS, L (-37) at #7 Ohio State 2-28 L (-29) at #6 Penn State 3-5 L (-7) INDIANA, L (-20) PURDUE, 2175 (MSC) 3-10 L (-35) at Minnesota % Memphis Classic, Memphis, Tenn Record: (Home 9-6; Away 3-7; Neutral 1-1) Big Ten Record-Finish: th Head Coach: Mary Murphy Total home attendance: 26,553-15=1,770 avg. Big Ten attendance: 19,478-9=2,164 avg L (-10) TOLEDO, W (+27) WESTERN ILLINOIS, L (-22) vs. Notre Dame % 12-5 W (+34) vs. Wagner College % 12-9 W (+50) UW-MILWAUKEE, W (+38) NE ILLINOIS, W (+31) at Illinois-Chicago W (+14) UTAH, W (+9) UW-GREEN BAY, L (-7) #2 IOWA, 2, L (-5) at Minnesota 1-14 L (-3) at Michigan State 1-16 W (+1) at Michigan 1-21 W (+22) ILLINOIS, L (-16) #19 NORTHWESTERN, W (+9) at #17 Ohio State 1-30 L (-20) at #1 Penn State 2-6 L (-7) #12 PURDUE (MSC) 2-11 W (+9) MICHIGAN, W (+7) MICHIGAN STATE, L (-25) at Northwestern 2-20 L (-3) at Illinois 2-23 L (-29) #2 PENN STATE, W (+3) OHIO STATE, L (-2) at Indiana 3-6 L 45-93(-48) at #10 Purdue 3-8 L (-11) MINNESOTA, 1640 % Brown University Classic, Providence, R.I Record: 20-9 (Home 11-1; Away 6-6; Neutral 3-2) Big Ten Record-Finish: rd Head Coach: Jane Albright-Dieterle Total home attendance: 59,329-12=4,944 Big Ten attendance: 52,686-8=6, W (+25) vs. Baylor % W (+7) at St. Mary s (Calif.) % W (+27) WESTERN ILLINOIS, L (-3) vs. Southern Methodist * 12-3 W (+16) vs. St. Mary s (Calif.) * 12-7 L (-9) at UW-Green Bay W (+3) at Toledo W (+18) ILLINOIS-CHICAGO, W (+14) at Michigan W (+19) WESTERN MICHIGAN, 1, W (+16) INDIANA, W (+10) IOWA, W (+7) #22 OHIO STATE, L (-10) at Michigan State 1-20 W (+13) at Minnesota 1-22 W (+29) ILLINOIS, 7036 (MSC) 1-27 L (-2) at #19 Purdue 1-29 L (-3) at #10 Penn State 2-3 W (+7) NORTHWESTERN, W OT (+1) MINNESOTA, W (+22) MARQUETTE, L (-4) MICHIGAN STATE, 11, W (+5) at Ohio State 2-19 W (+7) at Iowa 2-24 L (-2) at Indiana 2-26 W (+16) MICHIGAN, 10, L (-8) vs. Michigan 3-16 W (+1) vs. #23 Kansas # 3-18 L (-23) at #5 Texas Tech # % St. Mary s Thanksgiving Classic, * Arkansas Dial Classic, Fayetteville, Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis # NCAA Tournament, Lubbock, Texas Record: 21-8 (Home 10-2; Away 9-5; Neutral 2-1) Big Ten Record-Finish: rd Head Coach: Jane Albright-Dieterle Total home attendance: 94,604-12=7,884 avg. Big Ten attendance: 67,464-8=8,433 avg W (+19) at Western Michigan W (+4) DRAKE, W (+20) vs. Austin Peay # 12-3 L (-8) at #10 Texas Tech # 12-7 W (+37) at Western Illinois 12-9 W (+49) ILLINOIS STATE, W (+27) UW-GREEN BAY, 4479 ^ W (+41) MICHIGAN, W (+10) INDIANA, L (-20) at #11 Iowa 1-7 W (+6) at Ohio State (MSC) 1-9 W (+24) at Marquette 1-12 W (+23) MICHIGAN STATE, W (+27) at Northern Iowa 1-19 W (+35) MINNESOTA, W (+1) at Illinois 1-26 W OT (+3) #21 PURDUE, W (+18) #10 PENN STATE, 10,505 (MSC) 2-2 W (+1) at #23 Northwestern 2-4 W (+34) at Minnesota 2-8 L (-11) #6 TENNESSEE, 11, L (-11) at Michigan State 2-16 W (+12) OHIO STATE, L (-4) #7 IOWA,11,522 (MSC) 2-23 L (-14) at Indiana 2-25 W (+25) at Michigan 3-2 L (-14) vs. Ohio 3-15 W (+14) vs. Oregon # 3-17 L (-14) at #12 Vanderbilt # (ESPN) # Lady Raider Classic, Lubbock, Texas ^ Game played at Dane County Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis # NCAA Tournament, Nashville, Tenn Record: (Home 9-3; Away 6-7; Neutral 1-1) Big Ten Record-Finish: 8-8-T6th UW Head Coach: Jane Albright-Dieterle Total home attendance: 102,426-12=8,536 avg. Big Ten attendance: 70,792-8=8,849 avg W (+8) at Drake W (+32) UW-MILWAUKEE, W (+10) vs. UC Irvine * W (+5) at UC Santa Barbara * 12-3 W (+47) NORTHERN IOWA, W (+12) at UW-Green Bay 12-9 W (+12) at #10 Notre Dame L (-7) #4 GEORGIA, 9683 (ESPN2) W (+6) #15 PENN STATE L (-6) ILLINOIS, W (+17) PURDUE, W (+6) at Iowa (PRIME-FOX) 1-12 L (-2) at Indiana 1-17 W (+10) NORTHWESTERN, W (+5) OHIO STATE, 11, W (+5) at Michigan 1-26 W (+27) MINNESOTA, L (-11) at Michigan State 2-2 L (-31) at Northwestern 2-4 L (-4) at #9 Tennessee 2-7 L (-5) INDIANA, W (+39) CLEVELAND STATE, W (+3) IOWA, L (-19) at Purdue 2-21 L (-4) at #17 Illinois 2-23 L (-28) at Penn State 2-28 L (-5) vs. * UC Santa Barbara Shootout, Santa Barbara, Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis Record: (Home 11-1; Away 6-6; Neutral 4-3) Big Ten Record-Finish: 9-7-6th UW Head Coach: Jane Albright-Dieterle Total home attendance: 125,464-12=10,455 avg Big Ten home attendance: 99,797-8=12,475 avg W (+8) #4 STANFORD, W (+32) at UW-Milwaukee W (+41) vs. SW Louisiana* W OT (+17) at Maine* 12-6 W (+8) at Illinois State 12-8 W (+12) NOTRE DAME, W (+18) UW-GREEN BAY, W (+13) vs. Manhattan % W (+20) vs. Mississippi % L (-21) vs. #1 Tennessee (ESPN2) % L (-15) at Penn State L (-8) at #13 Illinois 1-4 W OT (+10) at #17 Georgia (CBS) 1-6 L (-5) at #23 Purdue 1-9 W (+15) INDIANA, W (+14) #19 W. KENTUCKY, 6608 (WPT) 1-16 W (+5) at Northwestern 1-18 L (-12) at Ohio State 1-20 L (-3) IOWA, 16,296 (WPT) 1-23 W (+16) MICHIGAN, 10, W (+13) at Minnesota 1-30 W (+7) MICHIGAN STATE, 9807

81 2-1 W (+31) NORTHWESTERN, 16,329 (WPT) 2-6 L (-1) at Indiana 2-13 L (-11) at Iowa 2-23 W (+11) PURDUE, 16,236 (WPT) 2-20 W (+4) #9 ILLINOIS, 11,267 (WPT) 2-22 W (+8) PENN STATE, 12, W (+18) vs L (-9) vs L (-11) vs. Virginia Tech $ * Dead River Co. Classic Tournament, Orono, Me. % Northern Lights Tournament, Anchorage, Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis $ NCAA Tournament, Gainesville, Fla. NOTE: All games from Jan. 20 on, were played at the Kohl Center Record: (Home 15-3; Away 2-9; Neutral 1-2) Big Ten Record-Finish: 9-7-T4th Head Coach: Jane Albright-Dieterle Total home attendance: 136,182-18=7,566 avg Total home attendance: 118,561-14=8,468 ^ Big Ten home attendance: 71,504-8=8,938 avg W (+18) BOWLING GREEN, W (+5) UW-MILWAUKEE, W OT (+13) #22 UCSB, W (+8) UW-GREEN BAY, L (-12) at #25 Stanford 12-3 L (-8) MARQUETTE, L (-14) vs. #12 Texas Tech * 12-6 W (+29) vs. Florida A&M * L (-12) at Western Kentucky W (+11) MINNESOTA, L (-18) at Illinois 1-3 W (+7) IOWA, 8379 (FSN) 1-5 L (-15) at #23 Ohio State 1-8 L (-3) at Michigan State 1-10 L (-4) at Indiana (FSN) 1-15 W (+6) MICHIGAN, L (-16) #13 RUTGERS, 10, W (+19) NORTHWESTERN, L (-20) at #3 Purdue 1-29 L (-30) at #21 Penn State 1-31 W (+24) at Michigan 2-5 L OT (-2) #18 PENN STATE, W OT (+5) MICHIGAN STATE, W OT (+4) OHIO STATE, W OT (+4) ILLINOIS, 10, W (+13) at Minnesota 2-27 L (-9) vs. Ohio 3-11 W (+37) INDIANA STATE, 2890 $ 3-14 W (+22) SIENA, 2949 $ [FH] 3-17 W OT (+1) MICHIGAN STATE, 5490 $ 3-20 W (+19) MEMPHIS, 6292 $ [FH] 3-23 L (-3) at Arkansas % * Rice Invitational, Houston, Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis $ WNIT Tournament, Kohl Center or Field House (FH) % WNIT Championship Game, Fayetteville, Ark. ^ Attendance does not include WNIT games Record: (Home 12-4; Away 6-7; Neutral 3-1) Big Ten Record-Finish: 8-8-T5th Head Coach: Jane Albright Total home attendance: 123,712-16=7,732 avg. Total home attendance: 95,575-11=8,689 ^ Big Ten home attendance: 68,978-8=8,622 avg W (+8) vs. Southern Illinois % W OT (+7) at #24 Nebraska % L (-2) at #8 Rutgers ^ W OT (+1) vs. Northeastern ^ 12-1 W (+10) at UW-Green Bay 12-5 L (-23) #3 TENNESSEE,11,861 (MSC) 12-8 L (-4) at Marquette W (+13) IUPUI, L (-25) #13 PURDUE, 8614 (WPT) 1-4 L (-6) #15 ILLINOIS, 7177 (FSN) 1-7 W (+15) at Loyola (Ill.) 1-9 L (-14) at Michigan State 1-12 W (+14) at Northwestern 1-16 W (+35) at Ohio State (FSN) 1-20 W (+3) MICHIGAN, 7386 (WPT) 1-23 W (+20) OHIO STATE, 10,399 (MSC) 1-27 L (-4) at Iowa 1-30 L (-14) at #7 Penn State 2-3 W (+10) MINNESOTA, 7417 (MSC) 2-6 L (-5) #6 PENN STATE, 8625 (FSN) 2-8 W (+13) RICE, 6926 (WPT) 2-10 W (+11) at Minnesota (MSC) 2-13 W (+8) MICHIGAN STATE, 10,227 (MSC) 2-17 L (-5) at Michigan 2-20 W (+15) INDIANA, 9133 (MSC) 2-24 L (-9) at Illinois 3-2 W (+7) vs. Minnesota@ (FSN) 3-3 L (-9) vs. #18 Purdue@ (FSN) 3-15 W (+37) FAIRFIELD $, W (+6) DEPAUL $, W (+32) MICHIGAN STATE $, W (+18) COLORADO STATE $, W (+1) FLORIDA $, 13,006 % Nebraska Classic, Lincoln, Neb. ^ Rutgers Invitational, Piscataway, Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis $ WNIT Tournament, Kohl Center ^ Attendance does not include WNIT games Record: (Home 11-3; Away 6-4; Neutral 1-3) Big Ten Record-Finish: 12-4-T2nd UW Head Coach: Jane Albright Total home attendance: 100,083-14=7,149 avg. Big Ten home attendance: 61,158-8=7,645 avg L (-14) vs. #24 Oregon% W (+53) vs. Elon College% L (-27) #5 NOTRE DAME, 6943^ W (+20) #12 OKLAHOMA, 6851^ W (+10) NEBRASKA, 5956 (WPT) 12-3 L (-24) at #2 Tennessee 12-5 W (+48) LOYOLA, W (+15) EVANSVILLE, L (-12) #8 PURDUE, 7205 (WPT) W (+3) IOWA, 6876 (WPT) 1-4 W (+33) at Michigan 1-7 L OT (-2) UW-GREEN BAY, 7615 (MSC) 1-11 W (+16) at Michigan State 1-14 L (-6) at Iowa (FSN) 1-16 W (+1) at UW-Milwaukee 1-18 W (+23) MINNESOTA, 6328 (MSC) 1-21 W (+7) INDIANA, 9100 (MSC-WPT) 1-25 W (+8) at Illinois, 3852 (MSC) 1-28 L OT (-5) at #6 Purdue 2-1 W (+35) NORTHWESTERN, 6397 (WPT) 2-4 W (+20) MICHIGAN STATE, 7897 (MSC) 2-8 L OT (-4) at Indiana 2-11 W (+16) at Northwestern (MSC) 2-18 W (+11) PENN STATE, 8978 (FSN- MSC) 2-22 W (+43) at Minnesota (MSC) 2-25 W (+19) OHIO STATE, 8377 (MSC-WPT) 3-2 L (-12) vs. (FSN) 3-16 L (-3) vs. Missouri # (ESPN) % N.C. State Tournament, Raleigh, N.C. ^ Coaches vs. Cancer Big Ten Tournament, Grand Rapids, Mich. # NCAA Tournament, Athens, Ga Record: (Home 10-3; Away 4-6; Neutral 5-3) Big Ten Record-Finish: 8-8-T5th Head Coach: Jane Albright Total home attendance: 94,174-13=7,244 avg. Big Ten home attendance: 61,158-8=7,645 avg W (+20) #19 WASHINGTON, L (-5) vs. Texas % W (+12) vs. #12 Florida % W (+42) CLEVELAND STATE, W (+12) vs. Pittsburgh ^ 12-2 W (+9) vs. Holy Cross ^ 12-5 W (+1) at Marquette 12-8 W (+17) NC STATE, W (+19) UW MILWAUKEE, 5370 (WPT) W (+13) DRAKE, 5652 (WPT) W (+12) #7 PURDUE, 9328 (FSN) W (+7) at Iowa (FSN) 1-3 W (+20) INDIANA, 5987 (WPT-MyTV) 1-6 W (+15) #18 MICHIGAN, 7446 (WPT) 1-10 W OT (+12) at Michigan State 1-13 W (+5) at Northwestern 1-17 W (+5) ILLINOIS, 6828 (FSN-WPT) 1-20 L (-7) MINNESOTA, (FSN) 1-24 L OT (-7) at Indiana 1-27 L (-14) at Penn State 1-30 L (-1) MICHIGAN STATE, 6483 (WPT) 2-3 L (-10) at Purdue 2-7 L (-12) IOWA, 7225 (WPT) 2-14 W (+33) NORTHWESTERN, L (-16) at Texas Tech (ESPN2) 2-21 L (-2) at Minnesota (FSN) 2-24 L (-27) at Ohio State 2-28 W (+2) vs. 3-1 W (+10) vs. (FSN) 3-3 L (-14) vs. Penn (FSN) 3-16 L (-3) vs. Arizona State # % Paradise Jam Tournament, St. Thomas, V.I. ^ Arizona Classic, Tucson, Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis # NCAA Tournament, Nashville, Tenn Record: 7-21 (Home 3-11; Away 3-9; Neutral 1-1) Big Ten Record-Finish: 5-11-T8th Head Coach: Jane Albright Total home attendance: 93,458-14=6,676 avg. Big Ten home attendance: 56,875-8=7,109 avg L (-2) at Northern Illinois L (-25) UW-GREEN BAY, W (+9) vs. Texas-Arlington% L OT (-9) at Pepperdine% 12-2 L (-12) at Washington 12-5 L (-1) BALL STATE, W (+26) EASTERN ILLINOIS, L (-10) at Drake L OT (-3) SAN FRANCISCO, L (-31) #16 PENN STATE, L (-18) MARQUETTE, 6572 (FSN) 1-9 L (-6) #7 PURDUE, L (-17) at Illinois (ESPN2) 1-16 L (-15) OHIO STATE, 5946 (FSN) 1-19 W (+10) ILLINOIS, L (-17) at Iowa (FSN) 1-24 W (+11) at Indiana 1-26 L (-7) #19 ARIZONA, W (+17) at Northwestern 2-2 W (+12) MICHIGAN, L (-15) MICHIGAN STATE,

82 2-9 L (-23) at #25 Ohio State 2-13 W (+6) at Michigan 2-16 L (-1) INDIANA, 7170 (FSN) 2-23 L (-7) IOWA, L (-13) at #13 Minnesota (FSN) 3-2 L (-11) at #15 Penn State 3-6 L (-1) vs. (FSN) % Pepperdine Tournament, Malibu, Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis Record: (Home 6-7; Away 2-9; Neutral 2-1) Big Ten Record-Finish: 4-13-T8th Head Coach: Lisa Stone Total home attendance: 82,070-13=6,313 avg. Big Ten home attendance: 52,156-8=6,520 avg L (-3) NORTHERN ILLINOIS, W (+9) vs. Hampton % W (+15) vs. Butler % 12-1 L (-8) WESTERN ILLINOIS, L (-18) at Notre Dame 12-7 W (+3) IOWA STATE, W (+8) at UW-Green Bay W (+5) UW-MILWAUKEE, L (-16) at #22 Boston College 1-2 L (-19) at #18 Ohio State 1-8 L (-21) at Indiana 1-11 L (-1) #9 PENN STATE, W (+9) ILLINOIS, W (+16) IPFW, L (-20) at Iowa 1-22 L (-3) MICHIGAN, W (+16) NORTHWESTERN, 7354 (FSN) 1-29 L (-16) at #6 Purdue 2-1 L (-11) #14 MINNESOTA, 7218 (FSN) 2-5 L (-25) at #20 Michigan State 2-8 L (-20) at Michigan (FSN) 2-12 L OT (-5) IOWA, L (-16) at #7 Penn State (FSN) 2-22 W (+4) INDIANA, W (+6) at Illinois 2-29 L (-16) #25 OHIO STATE, L (-18) vs. Indiana@ (FSN) % Miami Tournament, Miami, Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis Record: (Home 9-5; Away 2-9; Neutral 1-2) Big Ten Record-Finish: th Head Coach: Lisa Stone Total home attendance: 84,654-14=6,047 avg. Big Ten home attendance: 50,898-8=6,362 avg W (+33) IUPUI, 5, W (+29) SOUTHERN ILLINOIS, 5, L (-25) at Houston% L (-3) vs. Middle Tennessee State% 12-1 L (-14) at Marquette 12-5 L (-23) at Iowa State 12-8 W (+9) UW-MILWAUKEE, W (+3) UW-GREEN BAY, W (+13) SANTA CLARA, L (-5) #20 PURDUE, 6740 (FSN) 1-2 W (+2) at Northwestern 1-6 L (-25) #11 MINNESOTA, 5602 (FSN) 1-8 L (-9) PENN STATE, 6120 (CBS) 1-13 L (-8) at #9 Michigan State 1-16 L (-13) at Illinois 1-20 W (+16) CLEVELAND STATE, L (-19) #3 OHIO STATE, W (+8) MICHIGAN, 7221 (FSN) 2-3 L (-5) at Indiana 2-6 W (+10) at #25 Iowa W (+5) ILLINOIS, L (-24) #9 MICHIGAN STATE, L (-33) at #24 Penn State (CSTV-FSN) 2-20 L (-31) at #14 Minnesota 2-23 W (+7) NORTHWESTERN, L (-10) at Purdue 3-3 W OT (+1) vs. Indiana@ (FSN) 3-4 L (-24) vs. #3 Ohio State@ (FSN) % Houston Classic, Houston, Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis Record: (Home 6-9; Away 4-7; Neutral 1-2) Big Ten Record-Finish: th UW Head Coach: Lisa Stone Total home attendance: 90,235-15=6,016 avg. Big Ten home attendance: 55,228-8=6,904 avg W (+23) HOUSTON, W (+25) CLEVELAND STATE, W (+12) vs. Idaho State % W (+10) at Hawai i % L (-19) vs. #17 DePaul % 12-2 L (-12) MARQUETTE, 5283 (WPT) 12-4 L (-5) #11 NOTRE DAME, L (-3) SOUTH DAKOTA ST., L OT (-3) at Kansas W (+15) at UW-Milwaukee L (-9) WESTERN ILLINOIS, 5151 (WPT) L (-20) at #18 Purdue 1-1 W (+29) NORTHWESTERN, L (-6) at #15 Minnesota 1-8 L (-15) at Penn State (CSTV) 1-12 L (-6) #9 MICHIGAN STATE, 5032 (FSN) 1-15 L (-30) ILLINOIS, 9108 (FSN) 1-19 L (-9) IOWA, 4940 (Comcast) 1-23 W (+27) EAST. ILLINOIS, 4670 (WPT) 1-26 L (+27) at #7 Ohio State 1-29 W (+10) at Michigan (Comcast) 2-2 W (+7) INDIANA, 4840 (FSN) 2-5 L (-2) at Northwestern 2-9 W (+5) at Illinois 2-12 L (-6) at #15 Michigan State (ESPN2) 2-16 W (+10) PENN STATE, 5057 (FSN) 2-19 W (+6) #17 MINNESOTA, 14,697 (FSN) 2-26 L (-3) #12 PURDUE, 6284 (WPT) 3-2 L (-7) vs. Penn State@ (Comcast) % Hawai i Tournament, Honolulu, Hawai Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis Record: (Home 17-3; Away 4-9; Neutral 2-1) Big Ten Record-Finish: 7-9-T5th Head Coach: Lisa Stone Total home attendance: 114,406-20=5,720 avg. Big Ten home attendance: 63,567-8=7, W (+33) at Air Force W (+3) WESTERN MICHIGAN, W (+30) C. CONNECTICUT ST., W (+33) UW-MILWAUKEE, 4729 (FSN) W (+3) vs. Kansas State % W (+16) at UNLV % L (-2) at UC Riverside 12-1 W (+51) SOUTHERN MISS, W (+27) KANSAS, W (+22) ILLINOIS-CHICAGO, 4523 (WPT) W (+29) ALBANY, L (-4) at UW-Green Bay W (+20) HARVARD, W (+21) NORTHWESTERN, 6429 (FSN) L (-10) at #21 Michigan State 1-7 L (-18) at Minnesota (FSN) 1-11 W (+3) at Michigan 1-14 L (-8) ILLINOIS, 8284 (MyTV-WPT) 1-18 L (-23) #5 OHIO STATE, 5155 (WPT) 1-21 W (+24) at Northwestern (Comcast-FSN) 1-25 W (+13) MICHIGAN, 4792 (WPT) 1-28 L (-13) MINNESOTA, (FSN) 2-1 L (-27) at Indiana 2-4 L (-9) at Penn State (CSTV) 2-8 W (+7) INDIANA, 4880 (FSN) 2-11 W (+11) IOWA, 5580 (My TV) 2-15 L (-26) at #4 Ohio State 2-18 L (-9) #16 PURDUE, (My TV) 2-25 L (-10) at Iowa 3-1 W (+22) at Michigan@ 3-2 L OT (-3) at #15 Purdue@ 3-18 W (+32) ARKANSAS STATE $, W (+6) KENTUCKY $, W (+6) VIRGINIA $, W (+7) WEST. KENTUCKY $, L (-16) at Wyoming % (FSN) % Lady Rebel Shootout, Las Vegas, Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis $ WNIT Tournament, Kohl Center % WNIT Championship Game, Laramie, Wyo Record: (Home 10-6; Away 5-7; Neutral 1-1) Big Ten Record-Finish: 9-9-T7th Head Coach: Lisa Stone Total home attendance: =6078 avg. Big Ten home attendance: = W (+20) at Cleveland State L (-14) at Marquette L OT (-1) WYOMING, 5671 (WPT) W (+17) vs. Mississippi % L (-24) at Virginia 12-2 W (+16) IPFW, W (+20) UW-MILWAUKEE, 5055 (WPT) 12-9 W (+14) AIR FORCE, W (+23) UW-GREEN BAY, 5069 (BTN) W (+4) S.D. STATE 5960 (WPT) L (-17) at Purdue (BTN) L (-10) at Illinois 1-2 W (+13) MICHIGAN STATE, 5477 (WPT) 1-7 L (-8) MINNESOTA, 5250 (BTN) 1-13 L OT (-4) at Iowa 1-17 L OT (-6) MICHIGAN, 5849 (WPT) 1-20 L (-5) at #16 Ohio State (BTN) 1-24 W (+27) PENN STATE, 5849 (WPT) 1-27 W (+30) NORTHWESTERN, 7744 (BTN) 1-31 L (-24) at Indiana 2-3 W (+18) at Penn State 2-10 L (-3) #19 OHIO STATE, 9746 (ESPN2) 2-14 W (+2) ILLINOIS, 5045 (WPT) 2-18 W (+14) at Northwestern (BTN) 2-20 W (+30) INDIANA, 5484 (WPT) 2-23 W (+2) at Minnesota (BTN) 2-28 W (+2) at Michigan (BTN) 3-2 L (-9) IOWA, 13,320 (WPT) 3-6 L (-15) vs. Illinois@ (BTN) 3-22 L (-6) VILLANOVA, 1382 $ % Pepperdine Tournament, Malibu, Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis $ WNIT Tournament, Kohl Center Home games are indicated in capital letters (TV) games MSC Midwest Sports Channel; FSN Fox Sports North; WP Wisconsin Public Television; BTN Big Ten Network; MyTV My Madison TV

83 UW Coaching Records Marilyn Harris Edwina Qualls Mary Murphy Jane Albright Lisa Stone 2003 present Year Overall Pct. Home Away Big Ten Pct. Home Away Place Regional Nationals Coach: Marilyn Harris (two years ) Coach: Edwina Qualls (10 years ; Big Ten Record ); AIAW T8th T7th MAIAW-5th (Tie) T7th T5th MAIAW-7th (Tie) T5th T5th MAIAW-1st Quarterfinals (AIAW) th nd T7th th Coach: Mary Murphy (eight years ; Big Ten Record ); NCAA T8th th T8th T9th th rd NCAA 1st Round th th Coach: Jane Albright (nine years ; Big Ten Record ); NCAA rd NCAA 2nd Round rd NCAA 2nd Round T6th th NCAA 1st Round T4th WNIT 2nd Place T5th WNIT Champions T2nd NCAA 1st Round T8th NCAA 1st Round T8th Coach: Lisa Stone (six years ; Big Ten Record ) T8th th th T5th WNIT 2nd Place T7th WNIT 2nd Round T7th WNIT 3rd Round 35 years (.623) was the first season of Big Ten round-robin competition and the first season of NCAA affiliation was the first year for the Big Ten tournament, which determines the automatic conference qualifier to the NCAA championship. Regional competition was held from , while national championships were directed by the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW)

84 Letterwinners A Katy Aagaard (Edina, Minn.): Andrea Adams (Milwaukee, Wis.): Debbie Ambruso (Kenosha, Wis.): Stacy Amend (Madison, Wis.): Jolene Anderson (Port Wing, Wis.): Keisha Anderson (Racine, Wis.): Emily Ashbaugh (Woodinville, Wash.): Akiya Alexander (Evanston, Ill.): B Kjersten Bakke (DeForest, Wis.): Janese Banks (Indianapolis, Ind.): Amy Bauer (Durand, Wis.): Kim Bertagnoli (Madison, Wis.): Krista Bird (Owatonna, Minn.): Kyle Black (Indianapolis, Ind.): Tasha Bolton (Milwaukee, Wis.): Lisa Bonnell (Merrill, Wis.): Jean Bormett (Madison, Wis.): Tanisha Boston (Milwaukee, Wis.): Heather Bostrom (Rochester, Mich.): Nikki Boucher (Oregon, Wis.): Michele Bourne (Hillside, N.J.): Erin Broome (Beaver Dam, Wis.); Bev Buhr (Marion, Wis.): Michele Burkholder (Janesville, Wis.): C Martha Calden (Madison, Wis.): (missed ) Kelley Camp (West Haven, Conn.): Karie Cattanach (Markesan, Wis.): Sally Christenson (Larsen, Wis.): Mary Chrnelich (Milwaukee, Wis.): Mynette Clark (Racine, Wis.): Christine Cleary (Oconomowoc, Wis.): Kristi Condon (Brodhead, Wis.): Anya Covington (Edwardsville, Ill.): 2009 Annie Crangle (Piedmont, Calif.): D Rae Lin D Alie (Waterford, Wis.): Jade Davis (Lone Tree, Colo.): 2009 Julia Delaney (Stratford, Wis.): Kesa Dillon (Oakland, Calif.): Margaret Drexler (Appleton, Wis.): Sheila Driver (Racine, Wis.): Mariah Dunham (Watertown, Wis.): E Judy Ebeling (Bloomington, Minn.): Gina Edmonds (West Nyack, N.Y.): Ericka Engen (McFarland, Wis.): Kandace Evans (Southfield, Mich.): F Nancy Fahey (Belleville, Wis.): Lizbeth Finchem (Kalamazoo, Mich.): Michelle Fischer (Flint, Mich.): Lynne Fitzgerald (Boscobel, Wis.): Barb Franke (Cedar Falls, Iowa): (missed ) Kay Fredrickson (Durand, Wis.): Kim Fredrickson (Durand, Wis.): G Teah Gant (Oswego, Ill.): Kathy Galligan (Madison, Wis.): Ebba Gebisa (W. Lafayette, Ind.): Lello Gebisa (W. Lafayette, Ind.): Caitlin Gibson (Jefferson, Wis.): Margaret Gilmartin (Chicago, Ill.): Linda Gough (Elgin, Ill.): Maike Grossman (Hamburg, West Germany): H Verdell Hale (Queens, N.Y.): Ann Hall (Brownsville, Wis.): Kris Hallisy (Antigo, Wis.): Jennah Hartwig (Janesville, Wis.): (missed ) DeLinda Hastie (Washington, D.C.): Leah Hefte (McFarland, Wis.); Brittany Heins (Postville, Iowa): Heather Henkel (Racine, Wis.); Phyllis Hogans (Milwaukee, Wis.): Maureen Holloway (Wauwatosa, Wis.): Camilla Hudson (Aurora, Ill.): Janet Huff (Milwaukee, Wis.): Theresa Huff (Milwaukee, Wis.): April Hunt (New Haven, Conn.): I Sarah Ingison (Roseville, Minn.): J Leslie Jauch (Baraboo, Wis.): Sarah Jirovec (Stevens Point, Wis.): Carol Jones (Chicago, Ill.): Becky Johnson (Madison, Wis.): Faith Johnson (Minneapolis, Minn.): (missed ) Janetta Johnson (Ann Arbor, Mich.): Sharon Johnson (Memphis, Tenn.): Ashley Josephson (Onalaska, Wis.): K Kari Kaiser (Dickeyville, Wis): Kathy Kamrath (Hartland, Wis.): Alyssa Karel (St. Paul, Minn.): Kerry Karst (Lincoln, Neb.): Katie Kennedy (Waunakee, Wis.): Ann Klapperich (Fond du Lac, Wis.): Rachel Klongland (Sun Prairie, Wis.): Missy Konieczny (Portage, Wis.): Michele Kozelka (Prairie du Chien, Wis.): Lori Kroening (Wausau, Wis.): Jody Kurilla (Rhinelander, Wis.): L Amber Landrigan (Bridgeport, Neb.): (missed ) Lisa Lawrence (Milwaukee, Wis.): Anne Lederer (Waukesha, Wis.): Rebecca Leet (Oostburg, Wis.): Kelly Leinfelder (Edina, Minn.): Jessica Liegel (Plain, Wis.): Lorraine Lorenzen (Hartland, Wis.): Michelle Lowman (New Haven, Conn.): (missed ) M Kim Martin (Demarest, N.J.); Ellen Mason (Glendale, Wis.): Liz McLean (Hartford, Wis.): Carmella McMullen (Cleveland, Ohio): Ivana Mijalcevic (Ripanj, Serbia): Marsha Millhouse (Washington, D.C.): Pam Moore (Madison, Wis.): Tamara Moore (Minneapolis, Minn.):

85 N Annie Nelson (Hudson, Wis.): Shawna Nicols (Milwaukee, Wis.): O Karen O Malley (Madison, Wis.): Dee Dee Oestreicher (Madison, Wis.): Erin Olson (Waukesha, Wis.): P Teena Parduhn (Madison, Wis.): Dee Dee Pate (Milwaukee, Wis.): Kelley Paulus (La Crosse, Wis.): Vicki Prince (Flint, Mich.): Chris Pruitt (Chicago, Ill.): Joan Purcell (Madison, Wis.): R Dolly Rademaker (Thorp, Wis.): Jenny Rhodes (Milwaukee, Wis.): Stephanie Rich (Crawfordsville, Iowa): Emily Ricter (Monona Grove, Wis.): Stacy Riemer (Chilton, Wis.): Vivian Rorer (Peoria, Ill.): Carol Ross (East Troy, Wis.): Shelly Rucinski (Dousman, Wis.): Jennifer Rudigor (Winnetka, Ill.): Jamie Russell (Rock Falls, Ill.): 2009 S Anne Saeman (Madison, Wis.): Erin Schmidt (Lodi, Wis.): Carol Scott (Madison, Wis.): Megan Scott (Platteville, Wis.): Jennifer Scotten (Vancouver, B.C., Canada): Kristi Seeger (Stoughton, Wis.): Peggy Shreve (Monroe, Wis.): LaTonya Sims (Racine, Wis.): Linda Sielaff (Milwaukee, Wis.): Abby Simmons (Verona, Wis.): Jane Skarr (Hales Corners, Wis.): Sandy Skubal (Madison, Wis.): Cindy Slovak (Chicago, Ill.): Candas Smith (Madison, Wis.): Carolyn Smith (Eau Claire, Wis.): Nina Smith (Waterloo, Iowa): Christine Spencer (Traverse City, Mich): Tara Steinbauer (Bloomington, Minn.): Helen Stoffel (Racine, Wis.): Jessie Stomski (Oakdale, Minn.): Linda Stuessy (Brooklyn, Wis.): T Teresa Theder (Watertown, Wis.): Ashley Thomas (Glenview, Ill.): 2009 Robin Threatt (Cedar Rapids, Iowa): Sue Tringali (Manitowoc, Wis.): Alana Trotter (Racine, Wis.): 2009 V Katie Voigt (Woodruff, Wis.): , (missed ) Ginny Vorwald (Bloomington, Wis.): Kari Voss (Madison, Wis.): W Jen Waterman (Wisconsin Dells, Wis.): Danielle Ward (Milwaukee, Wis.): Shari Welton (Calumet City, Ill.): Jenni Westphal (Marinette, Wis.): Dot Whalen (Madison, Wis.): Amy Wiersma (Randolph, Wis.): Camille Williams (Waterloo, Iowa): Jordan Wilson (Naperville, Ill.): Tracy Winkler (Chilton, Wis.); Inga Young (Alexandria, Va.): Z Lin Zastrow (Jefferson, Wis.): Cathy Zorr (Oshkosh, Wis.): Anne Zuehlke (Sturgeon Bay, Wis.): Current letterwinners in bold All Time Letterwinners By State and Country California 2 Colorado 1 Connecticut 3 Illinois 15 Indiana 4 Iowa 6 Michigan 6 Minnesota 10 Nebraska 2 New Jersey 2 New York 2 Ohio 1 Tennessee 1 Virginia 1 Washington 1 Washington, D.C. 2 Wisconsin 110 Canada 1 Germany 1 Serbia 1 Huff s Number Is Retired 21 Theresa Huff, who played at Wisconsin from , is the only UW women s basketball player to have her jersey retired. The 5-11 forward became the school s all-time leading scorer and rebounder, completing her career with 1,879 points and 1,201 rebounds. A Milwaukee native, Huff s career spanned the transition period from AIAW to NCAA governance. She led Wisconsin to its first post-season appearance, reaching the quarterfinals of the 1982 AIAW National Championship. She was a member of the first official Big Ten Conference team in Huff distinguished herself as Wisconsin s first women s professional basketball player and was also the first female American chosen to play professionally in Spain in She was inducted into the University of Wisconsin Athletics Hall of Fame in Huff s scoring record has been broken three times (Robin Threatt, 1,901 points in 1993; Barb Franke, 1,994 points in 1996; and Jolene Anderson, 2,217 points in 2008), but no one has ever reached Huff s incredible 1,201 rebounding mark

86 Letterwinners by Number 00 Jade Davis 1 Jamie Russell Candas Smith 2 Ericka Engen Shari Welton Jessica Liegel 3 Akiya Alexander Rachel Klongland Kesa Dillon Chris Pruitt Carol Scott 4 Tara Steinbauer Erin Olson Vicki Prince Phyllis Hogans Ellen Mason 5 Sarah Ingison Stacy Riemer Lorraine Lorenzen 10 Janese Banks Keisha Anderson Heather Bostrom Lynne Fitzgerald Janet Huff Lori Kroening Ginny Vorwald Marty Calden 11 Rae Lin D Alie Stephanie Rich Judy Ebeling Robin Threatt Kari Voss Karen O Malley Kerry Karst Pam Moore Joan Purcell 12 Ivana Mijalcevic Abby Simmons Dolly Rademaker Julia Delaney Carol Jones Dot Whalen 13 Teah Gant Verdell Hale Tasha Bolton Erin Schmidt 14 Mariah Dunham Ashley Josephson Kelley Paulus Sheila Driver Linda Sielaff Jody Kurilla Kelly Camp Jean Bormett 15 Alana Trotter Katy Aagaard Emily Ricter Jennifer Scotten Faith Johnson Liz McLean 20 Lello Gebisa Peggy Shreve Delinda Hastie Anne Lederer Lizbeth Finchem Nancy Fahey Stacy Amend 21* Theresa Huff Anne Saeman 22 Christine Spencer Kandace Evans Leah Hefte Ann Klapperich Dolly Rademaker Mynette Clark Maike Grossman Vivian Rorer Megan Scott Anne Zuelke Becky Johnson Sandi Skubal 23 Ashley Thomas Jordan Wilson Katie Kennedy Kim Martin Michele Bourne Nikki Boucher Kris Hallisy 24 Dee Dee Pate Jenni Westphal Kay Fredrickson Helen Stoffel Cindy Slovak Maureen Holloway 25 Annie Crangle Ebba Gebisa LaTonya Sims Shelly Rucinski Carmella McMullen Teena Parduhn 30 Alyssa Karel Tamara Moore Kim Fredrickson Margaret Drexler Ann Hall Kim Bertagnoli 31 Katie Voigt Mary Chrnelich Debbie Ambruso Cathy Zorr 32 Kyle Black Christine Cleary Sharon Johnson Kathy Kamrath Andrea Adams Ann Hall Carolyn Smith Kristi Condon 33 Lin Zastrow Tanisha Boston Camille Williams Gina Edmonds Inga Young Michelle Lowman April Hunt Carol Ross 34 Annie Nelson Karie Cattanach Lisa Lawrence Theresa Theder Linda Gough 35 Kjersten Bakke Christine Cleary Michelle Fischer Kathy Galligan 40 Anya Covington Shawna Nicols Jennah Hartwig Sue Tringali 41 Jolene Anderson Jessie Stomski Amy Bauer 42 Margaret Gilmartin Leslie Jauch Jenny Rhodes Jen Waterman Lisa Bonnell 43 Kristi Seeger Michele Burkholder 44 Danielle Ward Emily Ashbaugh Barb Franke Janetta Johnson Jane Skarr 45 Brittany Heins Krista Bird Jennifer Rudiger 50 Caitlin Gibson Tracy Winkler Marsha Millhouse 51 Heather Henkel Amber Landrigan 52 Sarah Jirovec 53 Linda Stuessy 54 Missy Konieczny Michele Kozelka Kelly Leinfelder 55 Nina Smith Amy Wiersma Rebecca Leet Camilla Hudson * No. 21 is the only UW women s basketball number that has been retired. (Theresa Huff) 86

87 Letterwinners by State-Country California (2) Annie Crangle Kesa Dillon Colorado (1) Jade Davis Connecticut (3) Kelley Camp April Hunt Michelle Lowman Illinois (15) Akiya Alexander Anya Covington Teah Gant Margaret Gilmartin Linda Gough Camilla Hudson Carol Jones Chris Pruitt Vivian Rorer Jennifer Rudigor Jamie Russell Cindy Slovak Ashley Thomas Shari Welton Jordan Wilson Indiana (4) Janese Banks Kyle Black Ebba Gebisa Lello Gebisa Iowa (6) Barb Franke Brittany Heins Stephanie Rich Nina Smith Robin Threatt Camille Williams Michigan (6) Heather Bostrom Lizbeth Finchem Michelle Fischer Janetta Johnson Vicki Prince Christine Spencer Minnesota (10) Katy Aagaard Krista Bird Judy Ebeling Sarah Ingison Faith Johnson Alyssa Karel Kelly Leinfelder Tamara Moore Tara Steinbauer Jessie Stomski Nebraska (2) Kerry Karst Amber Landrigan New Jersey (2) Michele Bourne Kim Martin New York (2) Gina Edmond Verdell Hale Ohio (1) Carmella McMullen Tennessee (1) Sharon Johnson Virginia (1) Inga Young Washington (1) Emily Ashbaugh Washington, D.C. (2) DeLinda Hastie Marsha Millhouse Wisconsin (111) Andrea Adams Debbie Ambruso Stacy Amend Jolene Anderson Keisha Anderson Kjersten Bakke Amy Bauer Tasha Bolton Lisa Bonnell Jean Bormett Tanisha Boston Kim Bertagnoli Nikki Boucher Erin Broome Bev Buhr Michele Burkholder Martha Calden Karie Cattanach Sally Christenson Mary Chrnelich Mynette Clark Christine Cleary Kristi Condon Mariah Dunham Ericka Engen Rae Lin D Alie Julia Delaney Margaret Drexler Sheila Driver Mariah Dunham Nancy Fahey Lynne Fitzgerald Kay Fredrickson Kim Fredrickson Kathy Galligan Caitlin Gibson Ann Hall Kris Hallisy Jennah Burkholder Hartwig Leah Hefte Heather Henkel Phyllis Hogans Maureen Holloway Janet Huff Theresa Huff Sarah Jirovec Leslie Jauch Becky Johnson Ashley Josephson Kari Kaiser Kathy Kamrath Katie Kennedy Ann Klapperich Rachel Klongland Missy Konieczny Michele Kozelka Lori Kroening Jody Kurilla Lisa Lawrence Anne Lederer Rebecca Leet Jessica Liegel Lorraine Lorenzen Ellen Mason Liz McLean Pam Moore Annie Nelson Shawna Nicols Erin Olson Karen O Malley Dee Dee Oestreicher Teena Parduhn Dee Dee Pate Kelley Paulus Joan Purcell Dolly Rademaker Jenny Rhodes Emily Ricter Stacy Riemer Carol Ross Shelly Rucinski Anne Saeman Erin Schmidt Carol Scott Megan Scott Kristi Seeger Peggy Shreve Abby Simmons LaTonya Sims Linda Sielaff Jane Skarr Sandy Skubal Candas Smith Carolyn Smith Helen Stoffel Linda Stuessy Teresa Theder Sue Tringali Alana Trotter Katie Voigt Ginny Vorwald Kari Voss Danielle Ward Jen Waterman Jenni Westphal Dot Whalen Amy Wiersma Tracy Winkler Lin Zastrow Cathy Zorr Anne Zuehlke Outside the U.S. (3) Maike Grossman (Germany) Ivana Mijalcevic (Serbia) Jennifer Scotten (Canada) 87 87

88 Wisconsin s Tournament History Paradise Jam, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands 3-0 1st Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 2-1 T4th Women s National Invitation Tournament 1-1 Sweet Pepperdine Thanksgiving Classic, Malibu, Calif. 1-0 N-A* *championship game cancelled due to Malibu wildfires Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 0-1 T9th Women s National Invitation Tournament 0-1 2nd Rnd Lady Rebel Shootout Classic, Las Vegas, Nev st Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 1-1 T5th Women s National Invitation Tournament 4-1 2nd Hawai i Tournament, Honolulu, Hawai i 2-1 2nd Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 0-1 T9th Houston Classic, Houston, Texas 0-2 4th Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 1-1 T5th Coconut Grove Thanksgiving Classic, Coconut Grove, Fla st Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 0-1 T9th Pepperdine Thanksgiving Classic, Malibu, Calif nd Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 0-1 T9th Paradise Jam Tourney, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands 1-1 3rd Arizona Classic, Tucson, Ariz st Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 2-1 T3rd NCAA Tournament, Nashville, Tenn st Rnd NC State Tournament, Raleigh, N.C rd Coaches vs. Cancer Tourney, Madison, Wis rd Big Ten Tournament, Grand Rapids, Mich. 0-1 T5th NCAA Tournament, Athens, Ga st Rnd Nebraska Tournament, Lincoln, Neb st Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 1-1 T5th WNIT Tournament, Madison, Wis. (Champions) 5-0 1st Rice Tournament, Houston, Texas 1-1 3rd Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 0-1 T5th WNIT Tournament, Fayetteville, Ark nd Maine Tournament, Orono, Maine 2-0 1st Northern Lights Tournament, Anchorage, Alaska 2-1 2nd Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 1-1 T5th NCAA Tournament, Gainesville, Fla st Rnd UC-Santa Barbara Shootout, Santa Barbara, Calif st Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 0-1 T9th Texas Tech Tournament, Lubbock, Texas 1-1 2nd Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 0-1 T5th NCAA Tournament, Nashville, Tenn nd Rnd St. Mary s Thanksgiving Classic, Moraga, Calif st Arkansas Dial Classic, Fayetteville, Ark rd 88 Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Ind. 0-1 T5th NCAA Tournament, Lubbock, Texas 1-1 2nd Rnd Brown Tournament, Providence, R.I rd Memphis State Tournament, Memphis, Tenn rd Utah Rainbow Classic, Salt Lake City, Utah 1-1 2nd NCAA Tournament, Madison, Wis st Rnd Colorado Classic, Boulder, Colo rd Texas A&M Tournament, College Station, Texas 0-2 4th Princeton Tournament, Princeton, N.J rd Florida State Tournament,Tallahassee, Fla th Cincinnati Tournament, Cincinnati, Ohio 1-1 2nd University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va th Badger Invitational, Madison, Wis nd Nebraska Tournament, Lincoln, Neb th Louisiana Tech, Ruston, La rd Kentucky Tournament, Lexington, Ken th University of Miami Classic, Miami, Fla Drake Turkey Tournament, Des Moines, Iowa 1-1 Dartmouth Tournament, Hanover, N.H st Big Ten Championship, East Lansing, Mich. 1-1 T5th MAIAW Regional, Terre Haute, Ind st AIAW Quarterfinals, Austin, Texas 1-1 Top Drake Turkey Tournament, Des Moines, Iowa 1-2 Badger Invitational, Madison, Wis nd Big Ten Tournament, Evanston, Ill. 1-1 T5th William Penn Tournament, Oskaloosa, Iowa 2-1 2nd Big Ten Tournament, Madison, Wis. 0-1 T5th MAIAW Regional, Terre Haute, Ind. 0-1 T7th Badger Invitational, Madison, Wis rd Big Ten Tournament, Bloomington, Ind. 0-1 T7th WWIAC State Tournament, Oshkosh, Wis nd Saluki Invitational, Carbondale, Ill th Big Ten Tournament, West Lafayette, Ind. 0-1 T7th WWIAC State Tournament, Eau Claire, Wis st MAIAW Regional, East Lansing, Mich. 2-1 T5th Big Ten Tournament, West Lafayette, Ind. 0-2 T8th WWIAC State Tournament, Stevens Point, Wis Big Ten Tournament, West Lafayette, Ind th

89 Big Ten Conference Results BIG TEN OVERALL W-L Pct W-L Pct Ohio State Indiana Minnesota Northwestern Wisconsin Illinois Michigan State Purdue Iowa Michigan Ohio State Wisconsin Iowa Indiana Michigan State Northwestern Minnesota Illinois Michigan Purdue Ohio State Iowa Minnesota Indiana Northwestern Illinois Purdue Wisconsin Michigan State Michigan Ohio State Iowa Illinois Indiana Purdue Michigan State Michigan Northwestern Minnesota Wisconsin Ohio State Iowa Northwestern Illinois Purdue Michigan State Indiana Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Ohio State Purdue Michigan State Northwestern Michigan Indiana Minnesota Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Ohio State Purdue Indiana Michigan State Northwestern Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Northwestern Iowa Purdue Michigan Ohio State Michigan State Indiana Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Purdue Michigan State Iowa Northwestern Indiana Ohio State Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Minnesota Iowa Purdue Wisconsin Northwestern Ohio State Indiana Michigan State Illinois Minnesota Michigan Ohio State Iowa Penn State Northwestern Minnesota Purdue Illinois Michigan State Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Penn State Purdue Iowa Indiana Minnesota Northwestern Ohio State Michigan State Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Penn State Purdue Wisconsin Northwestern Indiana Michigan State Ohio State Minnesota Iowa Illinois Michigan Iowa Penn State Wisconsin Purdue Michigan State Northwestern Ohio State Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota Illinois Michigan State Purdue Northwestern Iowa Wisconsin Penn State Michigan Indiana Ohio State Minnesota Iowa Illinois Purdue Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Penn State Ohio State Michigan State Northwestern Minnesota Purdue Penn State Illinois Ohio State Wisconsin Michigan Michigan State Iowa Northwestern Indiana Minnesota Penn State Michigan Purdue Illinois Michigan State Wisconsin Iowa Ohio State Indiana Minnesota Northwestern Purdue Iowa Wisconsin Penn State Michigan Indiana Illinois Ohio State Michigan State Minnesota Northwestern Purdue Penn State Minnesota Iowa Indiana Wisconsin Ohio State Illinois Michigan Michigan State Northwestern Penn State Purdue Minnesota Ohio State Michigan State Illinois Iowa Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Northwestern Penn State Purdue Ohio State Iowa Michigan State Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Northwestern Michigan State Ohio State Penn State Minnesota Purdue Iowa Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Northwestern Michigan Ohio State Purdue Michigan State Minnesota Iowa Indiana Illinois Penn State Wisconsin Northwestern Michigan Ohio State Purdue Michigan State Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Penn State Indiana Iowa Michigan Northwestern Ohio State Iowa Minnesota Purdue Michigan State Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Penn State Northwestern Ohio State Purdue Michigan State Iowa Indiana Minnesota Wisconsin Penn State Illinois Michigan Northwestern Women s athletics were officially incorporated into the Big Ten in Championships held prior to 1982 are not sanctioned by the Conference. Penn State joined the league in

90 Big Ten Tournament History Since the Big Ten tournament was inaugurated in 1995, 14 of the last 15 tournaments have been held in Indianapolis. The lone exception was 2001 when the event was held in Grand Rapids, Mich. Wisconsin has been the third seed three times, the fourth seed once, the sixth seed four times, the seventh seed twice, the eighth seed three times and the ninth seed twice, posting an overall tournament mark of 8-15 in modern conference tournament play (since 1995). The 2002 and 2009 teams qualified for the semifinals. UW was the sixth seed in 2002 and made it to the semis as a seventh seed in Wisconsin has never reached the championship game. Year-By-Year Capsules 2009: As a seventh seed, Wisconsin made an impressive run, all the way to the semifinals. The Badgers knocked off Northwestern and limited the Wildcats to just 12 first half points in the first round. Next, Wisconsin trailed by as many as 12 and came back to defeat No. 2 seed Michigan State, to advance to the semis. The Badgers took on thirdseeded Purdue and fell to the Boilermakers. 2008: Wisconsin tied for seventh in the conference, but earned the No. 8 seed in the tournament. The Badgers were knocked out in the first round, by No. 9 Illinois. The Fighting Illini went on to become the first-ever No. 9 seed to make it to the championship game, where they fell to Purdue, which made a last-second shot to claim the title. 2007: UW tied for fifth in the final conference standings but earned the No. 7 seed at the tournament. The Badgers defeated No. 10 Michigan to advance to the quarterfinals to play No. 2 Purdue. Wisconsin took the Boilers to overtime but fell in the extra session, Purdue went on to beat Ohio State in the title game. 2006: Wisconsin placed ninth in the conference and earned the No. 9 seed in the tournament, facing off with No. 8 Penn State in the first round. The Lady Lions shot 49 percent from the field and out-rebounded UW en route to an victory. 2005: The Badgers again finished eighth in the conference and faced ninth-seeded Indiana in the first round for the third straight time. This time the Badgers prevailed in two overtimes to advance to the second round for the first time under Lisa Stone. It was only the second double-overtime game in Big Ten tournament history. UW lost to No. 1 seed and third-ranked Ohio State in the quarterfinals. 2004: UW again tied Indiana for eighth in the Big Ten and received the eighth seed in its first-round game against the Hoosiers. With a shorthanded team because of injuries, the Badgers ended up falling to Indiana : Wisconsin tied for eighth in the conference with Indiana, but received the ninth seed and faced the ALL-TIME BIG TEN TOURNAMENT RESULTS 1995 No. 3 seed Quarterfinals No. 6 Michigan State L No. 3 seed Quaterfinals No. 6 Ohio State L No. 6 seed First Round No. 11 Minnesota L No. 6 seed First Round No. 11 Minnesota W Quarterfinals No. 3 Michigan L No. 4 seed Quarterfinals No. 5 Ohio State L No. 6 seed First Round No. 11 Minnesota W Quaterfinals No. 3 Purdue L No. 3 seed Quarterfinals No. 6 Illinois L No. 6 seed First Round No. 11 Northwestern W Quarterfinals No. 3 Minnesota W Semifinals No. 2 Penn State L No. 9 seed First Round No. 8 Indiana L No. 8 seed First Round No. 9 Indiana L No. 8 seed First Round No. 9 Indiana W OT Quarterfinals No. 1 Ohio State L No. 9 seed First Round No. 8 Penn State L No. 7 seed First Round No. 10 Michigan W Quarterfinals No. 2 Purdue L OT 2008 No. 8 seed First Round No. 9 Illinois L No. 7 seed First Round No. 10 Northwestern W Quarterfinals No. 2 Michigan State W Semifinals No. 3 Purdue L

91 Hoosiers in first round action, losing by a point, 52-51, for the second time during the season. Indiana was the 2002 defending tournament champion. 2002: The sixth-seeded Badgers advanced to the semifinals for the first time in school history with a win over third-seed Minnesota. It was the fourth time UW met Michigan in tourney play (3-1 UW record). The Badgers lost to Penn State in the semifinals. Wisconsin used a win over Northwestern to advance to the quarterfinals. It was the seventh time in eight tournaments UW played the last game of either the first round or quarterfinals of the tournament. 2001: The third-seeded Badgers played the last quarterfinal game of the tournament for the sixth time, losing to sixth-seeded Illinois. 2000: The sixth-seeded Badgers met 11th-seeded Minnesota for the third time in first-round play. Wisconsin beat the Gophers, 56-49, to advance to the quarters. Third-seeded Purdue beat the Badgers and went on to claim its third-straight title. 1999: The fourth-seeded Badgers played poorly in the first half to be ousted by fifth-seeded Ohio State in quarterfinal-round action. 1998: The sixth-seeded Badgers beat a depleted No. 11 seed Minnesota, 65-47, advancing in the tournament beyond their first game for the first time under Jane Albright. The Badgers lost to Michigan, 70-79, in the semifinals. 1997: The sixth-seeded Badgers were upset by No. 11 seed Minnesota, 80-75, in the first round. It was the first time Wisconsin had not received a bye for the first round, and the third consecutive year UW failed to win a game at the event. 1996: The Badgers finished the regular season with a school-best 12-4 conference mark to earn the third seed but ran into a surging Ohio State squad that won in the quarterfinals. 1995: Wisconsin was the No. 3 seed after an 11-5 record and thirdplace finish. The Badgers lost in the quarterfinals to the No. 6-seeded Michigan State, 87-79, for the third time that season. ALL-TIME BIG TEN TOURNAMENT RECORDS Won Lost Pct. 1st 2nd Titles Purdue Ohio State Penn State Iowa Indiana Michigan State Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Northwestern WISCONSIN IN THE BIG TEN TOURNAMENT RECORD VS. OPPONENTS Team Won Lost Year(s) Met Illinois Indiana Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Northwestern Ohio State Penn State Purdue Totals 8 15 RECORD BY ROUND Round Won Lost Years Played First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Totals 8 15 RECORD BY SEED Won Lost Years Played #1 seed 0 0 #2 seed 0 0 #3 seed #4 seed #5 seed 0 0 #6 seed #7 seed #8 seed #9 seed #10 seed 0 0 #11 seed 0 0 Totals 8 15 TOURNAMENT MILESTONES First Big Ten Tournament: 1995 First Tournament Win: 1998 (No. 6 UW 64, No. 11 Minnesota 47) Highest Seed: 3 (three times: 1995, 1996, 2001) Lowest Seed: 9 (2003, 2006) Best Finish: Semifinals (2002, 2009) Overall Record:

92 Big Ten Tournament Game-By-Game Review Record: 6-14 Date Opponent FG-FGA % 3 Pt. % FT-FTA % Reb PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts. Record 1995 #3 seed Michigan State UW #3 seed Ohio State UW #6 seed Minnesota UW # 6 seed Minnesota UW Michigan UW #4 seed Ohio State UW #6 seed Minnesota UW Purdue UW #3 seed Illinois UW #6 seed Northwestern UW Minnesota UW Penn State UW #9 seed Indiana UW #8 seed Indiana UW #8 seed Indiana UW Ohio State UW #9 seed Penn State UW #7 seed Michigan UW Purdue UW #8 seed Illinois UW #7 seed Northwestern UW Michigan State UW Purdue UW

93 Big Ten Tournament Team Records Wisconsin Highs & Lows Points 81 vs. Michigan, (High) 39 vs. Indiana, (Low) Field Goals 33 vs. Michigan State, (High) 16 vs. Indiana, (Low) Field Goal Attempts 70 vs. Minnesota, (High) 50 vs. Northwestern, ; vs. Purdue, (Low) Field Goal Percentage.482 (27-56) vs. Michigan, (High).293 (17-58) vs. Ohio State, (Low) 3-point Field Goals 10 vs. Michigan, (High) 1 vs. Ohio State, ; vs. Indiana, ; vs. Indiana, (Low) 3-point Field Goal Attempts 25 vs. Indiana, (High) 7 vs. Indiana, ; vs. Indiana, ; vs. Michigan State, (Low) 3-point Field Goal Percentage.500 (5-10) vs. Ohio State, (High).077 (1-13) vs. Ohio State, (Low) Free Throws 20 vs. Illinois, (High) 6 vs. Indiana, ; vs. Indiana, (Low) Free Throw Attempts 24 vs. Illinois, ; vs. Northwestern, (High) 9 three times (Low) Free Throw Percentage.917 (11-12) vs. Illinois, (High).412 (7-17) vs. Ohio State, (Low) Rebounds 54 vs. Minnesota, (High) 24 vs. Michigan State, (Low) Personal Fouls 25 vs. Minnesota, ; vs. Purdue, (High) 10 vs. Indiana, ; vs. Ohio State, (Low) Assists 24 vs. Michigan, (High) 9 vs. Michigan State, (Low) Turnovers 28 vs. Ohio State, (High) 8 vs. Penn State, (Low) Blocked Shots 10 vs. Indiana, (High) 0 vs. Michigan State, (Low) Steals 13 vs. Michigan State, (High) 2 vs. Michigan, (Low) Opponent Highs & Lows Points 87 by Michigan State, (High) 47 by Minnesota, ; vs. Minnesota, (Low) Field Goals 32 by Indiana, (High) 17 by Indiana, ; 17 by Michigan State, (Low) Field Goal Attempts 75 by Indiana, (High) 46 by Michigan State, (Low) Field Goal Percentage.531 (26-49) by Purdue, (High).309 (17-55) by Indiana, (Low) 3-point Field Goals 10 by Penn State (10-15) (High) 1 by Minnesota, ; by Ohio State, ; by Minnesota, (Low) 3-point Field Goal Attempts 18 by Michigan, (High) 4 by Illinois, (Low) 3-point Field Goal Percentage.750 (3-4) by Illinois, (High).067 (1-15) by Minnesota, (Low) Free Throws 27 by Illinois, (High) 5 by Indiana, ; by Indiana, (Low) Free Throw Attempts 32 by Minnesota, ; by Illinois, (High) 6 by Indiana, (Low) Free Throw Percentage.938 (15-16) by Minnesota, (High).529 (9-17) by Michigan, (Low) Rebounds 46 by Ohio State, (High) 27 by Northwestern, (Low) Personal Fouls 22 by Minnesota, (High) 10 by Ohio State, (Low) Assists 24 by Michigan State, (High) 6 by Minnesota, (Low) Turnovers 26 by Northwestern, (High) 11 by Ohio State, (Low) Blocked Shots 9 by Illinois (High) 1 by MSU, ; by OSU, ; by Minnesota, (Low) Steals 15 by Northwestern (High) 5 by Indiana, ; by Penn State, (Low) 93

94 Big Ten Tournament Individual Records Wisconsin Points 35 by Barb Franke vs. Michigan State, 3/4/95 Field Goals 15 by Barb Franke vs. Michigan State, 3/4/95 Field Goal Attempts 27 by Jolene Anderson vs. Indiana, 3/3/05 Field Goal Percentage (minimum five attempts).889 (8-9) by LaTonya Sims vs. Michigan, 2/28/98 3-point Field Goals 5 by Jolene Anderson vs. Michigan, 3/1/07 3-point Field Goal Attempts 9 by Jolene Anderson vs. Indiana, 3/3/05 9 by Jolene Anderson vs. Purdue, 3/2/07 3-point Field Goal Percentage (minimum five attempts).714 (5-7) by Jolene Anderson vs. Michigan, 3/1/07 Free Throws 10 by Tamara Moore vs. Minnesota, 3/1/02 Free Throw Attempts 11 by Tamara Moore vs. Minnesota, 3/1/02 11 by Ann Klapperich vs. Ohio State, 3/2/96 Free Throw Percentage (min. 5 attempts) (7-7) by Jordan Wilson vs. Penn State, 3/2/ (7-7) by Nina Smith vs. Purdue, 3/3/ (6-6) by LaTonya Sims vs. Illinois, 3/2/ (6-6) by Jolene Anderson vs. Purdue, 3/12/ (6-6) by Teah Gant vs. Michigan State, 3/6/09 Rebounds 16 by Jessie Stomski vs. Penn State, 3/3/02 Assists 10 by Rae Lin D Alie vs. Michigan, 3/1/07 Turnovers 8 by Tamara Moore vs. Northwestern, 2/28/02 8 by LaTonya Sims vs. Illinois, 3/2/01 Blocked Shots 4 by Lello Gebisa vs. Indiana, 3/6/03 4 by Lello Gebisa vs. Indiana, 3/4/04 4 by Nina Smith vs. Purdue, 3/3/00 4 by LaTonya Sims vs. Ohio State, 2/27/99 4 by Amy Wiersma vs. Minnesota, 2/27/98 Steals 6 by Rae Lin D Alie vs. Michigan State, 3/6/09 Opponents Points 34 by Kelly Mazzante, Penn State, 3/3/02 Field Goals 12 by Kelly Mazzante, Penn State, 3/3/02 Field Goal Attempts 23 by Erin Olson, Minnesota, 2/27/98 Field Goal Percentage (minimum five attempts).857 (6-7) by Cindy Dallas, Illinois, 3/2/01 3-point Field Goals 9 by Kelly Mazzante, Penn State, 3/3/02 3-point Field Goal Attempts 14 by Kelly Mazzante, Penn State, 3/3/02 3-point Field Goal Percentage (minimum five attempts).643 (9-14) by Kelly Mazzante, Penn State, 3/3/02 Free Throws 10 by Anne O Neil, Illinois, 3/2/01 10 by Katie Smith, Ohio State, 3/2/96 Free Throw Attempts 13 by Katie Smith, Ohio State, 3/2/96 Free Throw Percentage (min. 5 attempts) (8-8) by Katie Gearlds, Purdue, 3/2/ (6-6) by Janel McCarville, Minnesota, 3/1/ (6-6) by Lindsay Whalen, Minnesota, 3/1/02 Rebounds 17 by Angela Hawkins, Indiana, 3/6/0 Assists 8 by Kisha Kelley, Michigan State, 3/4/95 Turnovers 8 by Angela Hawkins, Indiana, 3/6/03 8 by FahKara Malone, Purdue, 3/2/07 Blocked Shots 5 by Lacey Simpson, Illinois, 3/6/08 Steals 7 by Kelly Komara, Purdue, 3/3/00 7 by Kianuan Burns, Minnesota, 2/28/

95 Big Ten Tournament Single-Game Highs Scoring 1. Barb Franke, 35 vs. Michigan State, Jessie Stomski, 32 vs. Penn State, Tamara Moore, 29 vs. Minnesota, Jolene Anderson, 27 vs. Purdue, Ann Klapperich, 25 vs. Ohio State, Jolene Anderson, 24 vs. Illinois, Jolene Anderson, 24 vs. Penn State, Janese Banks, 23 vs. Michigan, Janese Banks, 23 vs. Indiana, Lello Gebisa, 23 vs. Indiana, LaTonya Sims, 23 vs. Michigan, Rebounding 1. Jessie Stomski, 16 vs. Penn State, Jessie Stomski, 12 vs. Minnesota, Ann Klapperich, 12 vs. Minnesota, Jolene Anderson, 11 vs. Illinois, Jordan Wilson, 11 vs. Indiana, LaTonya Sims, 11 vs. Minnesota, Jolene Anderson, 10 vs. Michigan, Mariah Dunham, 10 vs. Michigan, Jolene Anderson, 10 vs. Indiana, LaTonya Sims, 10 vs. Ohio State, Barb Franke, 10 vs. Michigan State, Assists 1. Rae Lin D Alie, 10 vs. Michigan, Rae Lin D Alie, 9 vs. Purdue, Tamara Moore, 9 vs. Minnesota, Keisha Anderson, 8 vs. Michigan State, Jolene Anderson, 7 vs. Indiana, Keisha Anderson, 7 vs. Ohio State, Tamara Moore, 6 vs. Northwestern, Rae Lin D Alie, 5 vs. Northwestern, Jolene Anderson, 5 vs. Illinois, Janese Banks, 5 vs. Penn State, Kelley Paulus, 5 vs. Ohio State, Kyle Black, 5 vs. Ohio State, Tanisha Boston, 5 vs. Michigan, Keisha Anderson, 5 vs. Minnesota, Steals 1. Rae Lin D Alie, 6 vs. Michigan State, Rae Lin D Alie, 5 vs. Northwestern, Stephanie Rich, 5 vs. Indiana, Tamara Moore, 5 vs. Minnesota, Keisha Anderson, 5 vs. Michigan State, Jolene Anderson, 4 vs. Purdue, Jolene Anderson, 4 vs. Ohio State, Stephanie Rich, 4 vs. Ohio State, Stephanie Rich, 4 vs. Indiana, Kyle Black, 4 vs. Purdue,

96 Returnees Post-Season Statistics #00 Jade Davis BIG TEN TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Northwestern vs Michigan State vs Purdue Totals WNIT TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Kentucky vs. St. Bonaventure Totals #1 Jamie Russell BIG TEN TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Northwestern vs Michigan State vs Purdue Totals WNIT TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Kentucky Totals #4 Tara Steinbauer BIG TEN TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Northwestern * vs Michigan State * vs Purdue * Totals vs. Illinois Totals WNIT TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Kentucky vs. St. Bonaventure Totals vs. Villanova Totals #11 Rae Lin D Alie BIG TEN TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs Northwestern vs Michigan State vs Purdue Totals vs. Illinois Totals vs. Michigan vs. Purdue Totals

97 WNIT TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 Kentucky vs. St. Bonaventure Totals vs. Villanova Totals vs. Arkansas State vs. Kentucky vs. Virginia vs. West. Kentucky at Wyoming Totals #13 Teah Gant BIG TEN TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Northwestern vs Michigan State vs Purdue Totals vs. Illinois Totals vs Michigan vs Purdue Totals WNIT TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Kentucky vs. St. Bonaventure Totals vs. Villanova Totals vs. Arkansas State vs. Kentucky vs. Virginia vs. West. Kentucky at Wyoming Totals #15 Alana Trotter BIG TEN TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs Purdue Totals WNIT TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Kentucky Totals #23 Ashley Thomas BIG TEN TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs Purdue Totals WNIT TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Kentucky vs. St. Bonaventure Totals

98 #30 Alyssa Karel BIG TEN TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs Northwestern vs Michigan State vs Purdue Totals vs. Illinois Totals WNIT TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Kentucky vs. St. Bonaventure Totals vs. Villanova Totals #33 Lin Zastrow BIG TEN TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Northwestern vs Michigan State vs Purdue Totals vs. Illinois Totals WNIT TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Kentucky Totals vs. Villanova Totals #40 Anya Covington BIG TEN TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Northwestern vs Michigan State vs Purdue Totals WNIT TOURNAMENT GS MIN FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 2009 vs. Kentucky vs. St. Bonaventure Totals

99 All-Time Postseason Leaders Jolene Anderson, Tourney (games) MIN FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA REB PF AST TO BL ST PTS AVG Big Ten Totals (6) Game Avg WNIT Tourney (5) WNIT Tourney (1) Totals Game Avg Barb Franke, Tourney (games) MIN FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA REB PF AST TO BL ST PTS Postseason Totals Game Avg LaTonya Sims, Tourney (games) MIN FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA REB PF AST TO BL ST PTS Postseason Totals (17) Game Avg Janese Banks, Tourney (games) MIN FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA REB PF AST TO BL ST PTS AVG Big Ten Totals (6) Game Avg WNIT Tourney (5) WNIT Tourney (1) Totals Game Avg Jessie Stomski, Tourney (games) MIN FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA REB PF AST TO BL ST PTS Postseason Totals (18) Game Avg Tamara Moore, Tourney (games) MIN FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA REB PF AST TO BL ST PTS Postseason Totals (19) Game Avg Ann Klapperich, Tourney (games) MIN FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA REB PF AST TO BL ST PTS Postseason Totals (8) Game Avg Katie Voigt, Tourney (games) MIN FG-FGA 3P-3PA FT-FTA REB PF AST TO BL ST PTS Postseason Totals (9) Game Avg *Statistics include Big Ten Tournament, WNIT and NCAA Tournament events 99 99

100 UW Team History and Highlights Wisconsin s Postseason Results The Badger women have qualified for 12 national postseason basketball tournaments in the 32-year history of the program. In 1999, 2000, 2007, 2008 and 2009, the Badgers were invited to the Women s National Invitational Tournament (WNIT). UW won the WNIT in 2000 and was the runner-up in 2007 and Wisconsin attended its sixth NCAA tournament in UW has a 2-6 overall record in NCAA tournament play WNIT Championship (1-1, Coach Stone) First round bye March 22 Second Round: Kentucky W Madison, Wis. Tara Steinbauer, 18 March 26 Quarters: St. Bonaventure L Madison, Wis. Teah Gant, WNIT Championship (0-1, Coach Stone) First round bye March 22 Second Round: Villanova L Madison, Wis. Jolene Anderson WNIT Championship (4-1, Coach Stone) March 18 First Round: Arkansas State W Madison, Wis. Jolene Anderson-30 March 22 Second Round: Kentucky W Madison, Wis. Jolene Anderson-22 March 25 Quarters: Virginia W Madison, Wis. Jolene Anderson-30 March 28 Semifinals: Western Kentucky W Madison, Wis. Jolene Anderson-26 March 31 Championship: Wyoming L Laramie, Wyo. Jolene Anderson NCAA Championship (0-1, Coach Albright) Midwest Region #8 seed-64 March 16 First Round: Arizona State L Nashville, Tenn. Jessie Stomski NCAA Championship (0-1, Coach Albright) East Region #7 seed-64 March 16 First Round: Missouri L Athens, Ga. Jessie Stomski WNIT Championship (5-0, Coach Albright) March 15 First Round: Fairfield W Madison, Wis. Sims-Stomski-13 March 19 Second Round: DePaul W Madison, Wis. LaTonya Sims-20 March 17 Quarters: Michigan State W Madison, Wis. LaTonya Sims-28 March 20 Semifinals: Colorado State W Madison, Wis. Kelley Paulus-18 March 23 Championship: Florida W Madison, Wis. Tamara Moore WNIT Championship (4-1, Coach Albright) March 11 First Round: Indiana State W Madison, Wis. Tamara Moore-28 March 14 Second Round: Siena W Madison, Wis. LaTonya Sims-24 March 17 Quarters: Michigan State W OT Madison, Wis. LaTonya Sims-22 March 20 Semifinals: Memphis W Madison, Wis. Moore-Stomski-21 March 23 Championship: Arkansas L Fayetteville, Ark. LaTonya Sims NCAA Championship (0-1, Coach Albright) West Region #6 seed-64 March 14 First Round: Virginia Tech L Gainesville, Fla. LaTonya Sims NCAA Championship (1-1-Coach Albright) Mideast Region #6 seed-64 March 15 First Round: Oregon W Nashville, Tenn. Barb Franke-24 March 17 Second Round: #12 Vanderbilt L Nashville, Tenn. Katie Voigt NCAA Championship (1-1, Coach Albright) Midwest Region #10 seed-64 March 16 First Round: #23 Kansas W Lubbock, Texas Keisha Anderson-22 March 18 Second Round: #5 Texas Tech L Lubbock, Texas Barb Franke NCAA Championship (0-1, Coach Murphy) West Region #6 seed-48 March 18 First Round: Montana L Madison, Wis. Robin Threatt AIAW Championship (1-1, Coach Qualls) MAIAW Regional Champions, 3-0; Top 16 teams to qualify for Natls March 21 Second Round: Colorado W Austin, Texas Janet Huff-12 March 23 Quarterfinals: #6 Texas L Austin, Texas Chris Pruitt

101 Wisconsin in the NCAA 2002: 0-1 Date Opponent FG-FGA % 3 Pt. % FT-FTA % Reb PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts. Record vs. Arizona State UW : 0-1 Date Opponent FG-FGA % 3 Pt. % FT-FTA % Reb PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts. Record vs. #25 Missouri UW : 0-1 Date Opponent FG-FGA % 3 Pt. % FT-FTA % Reb PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts. Record vs. #23 Virginia Tech UW : 1-1 Date Opponent FG-FGA % 3 Pt. % FT-FTA % Reb PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts. Record vs. Oregon UW vs. #12 Vanderbilt UW : 1-1 Date Opponent FG-FGA % 3 Pt. % FT-FTA % Reb PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts. Record vs. #23 Kansas UW vs. #5 Texas Tech UW : 0-1 Date Opponent FG-FGA % 3 Pt. % FT-FTA % Reb PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts. Record vs. Montana UW All-Time NCAA Record: 2-6 (6 years); First Round: 2-4; Second Round: 0-2 NCAA Postseason Summaries : The Badgers made their sixth NCAA tournament as the No. 8 seed in the Midwest Region. UW lost to Arizona State, 73-70, in the first round at Nashville, Tenn : The 25th-ranked Badgers made their fifth NCAA tournament appearance as the No. 7 seed in the East Region. UW was upset in the first round by 10th-seed Missouri, : The Badgers were appointed the No. 6 seed in the West Regional taking on the 11th-seeded Virginia Tech Hokies. The Hokies upset the 23rd-ranked Badgers in the opener, : The Badger team tied the highest seed in NCAA bids at sixth in the Mideast Region. The Badgers won over Oregon in the first round before losing to host Vanderbilt, 94-82, in the second round : The Badgers earned the No. 10 seed in the Midwest region and won their first-ever NCAA game in a thriller over No. 23 Kansas. The Badgers lost to No. 5 Texas Tech in the subregional final in Lubbock, Texas : The Badgers received their first NCAA bid after a 20-9 season and third-place Big Ten finish (13-5 record). Wisconsin, the sixth seed in the West Region, lost to Montana in the first round in Madison, Wisconsin in the AIAW 1982: 1-1 Date Opponent FG-FGA % FT-FTA % Reb PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts. Record vs. Colorado UW vs. #6 Texas UW All-Time AIAW Record: 1-1 (1 year) : The Badger team qualified for the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) national tournament losing in the quarterfinals at Texas. Wisconsin won the Midwest AIAW Regional tournament (MAIAW) to advance to the national championship. UW won its first game, 60-59, over Colorado to enter the Elite Eight before losing to host and No. 6 Texas,

102 Wisconsin in the WNIT 2009: 1-1 Date Opponent FG-FGA % 3 Pt. % FT-FTA % Reb PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts. Record 3-22 KENTUCKY UW (1,169) ST. BONAVENTURE UW (1,655) : 0-1 Date Opponent FG-FGA % 3 Pt. % FT-FTA % Reb PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts. Record 3-22 VILLANOVA UW (1,382 Field House) : 4-1 Date Opponent FG-FGA % 3 Pt. % FT-FTA % Reb PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts. Record 3-18 ARKANSAS STATE UW (1,699) KENTUCKY UW (2,420) VIRGINIA UW (3,149) WESTERN. KENTUCKY UW (4,942) at Wyoming (15,462) UW : 5-0 Date Opponent FG-FGA % 3 Pt. % FT-FTA % Reb PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts. Record 3-15 vs. FAIRFIELD UW (2,355) vs. DEPAUL UW (3,197) vs. MICHIGAN STATE UW (3,441) vs. COLORADO STATE UW (6,138) FLORIDA UW (6,138)` : 4-1 Date Opponent FG-FGA % 3 Pt. % FT-FTA % Reb PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts. Record 3-11 INDIANA STATE UW (2,890) SIENA COLLEGE UW (2,949 Field House) MICHIGAN STATE UW (5,490) MEMPHIS UW (6,292 Field House) at Arkansas (14,161) UW WNIT RESULTS AT A GLANCE Date Opponent W-L Score Leading Scorer 2009 First-Round Bye KENTUCKY W (18) Steinbauer, Tara ST. BONAVENTURE L (20) Gant, Teah 2008 First-Round Bye VILLANOVA L (21) Anderson, Jolene ARKANSAS STATE W (30) Anderson, Jolene KENTUCKY W (22) Anderson, Jolene VIRGINIA W (30) Anderson, Jolene WESTERN KENTUCKY W (26) Anderson, Jolene at Wyoming L (21) Anderson, Jolene Date Opponent W-L Score Leading Scorer FAIRFIELD W (13) Stomski, Jessie (13) Sims, LaTonya DEPAUL W (20) Sims, LaTonya MICHIGAN STATE W (28) Sims, LaTonya COLORADO STATE W (18) Paulus, Kelley FLORIDA W (25) Moore, Tamara INDIANA STATE W (28) Moore, Tamara SIENA W (24) Sims, LaTonya MICHIGAN STATE W OT (22) Sims, LaTonya MEMPHIS W (21) Stomski, Jessie (21) Moore, Tamara at Arkansas L (21) Sims, LaTonya All-Time Record: 14-4 (five years) 102

103 Big Ten Composite Schedule Sunday, Dec. 6 Michigan at Iowa, 5 p.m. (BTN) Indiana at Michigan State, 11 a.m. (BTN) Penn State at Minnesota, 3 p.m. (BTN) Purdue at Northwestern, 4 p.m. (BTN.com) Wisconsin at Ohio State, 1 p.m. (BTN) Monday, Dec. 28 Ohio State at Illinois, 7 p.m. (BTN.com) Northwestern at Michigan, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Iowa at Penn State, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Minnesota at Purdue, 5:30 p.m. (BTN) Mich. State at Wisconsin, 7 p.m. (BTN.com) Thursday, Dec. 31 Penn State at Illinois, 2 p.m. (BTN.com) Wisconsin at Iowa, 5 p.m. (BTN.com) Michigan at Mich. State, 2 p.m. (BTN.com) Ohio State at Northwestern, 3 p.m. Indiana at Purdue, 11 a.m. (BTN) Sunday, Jan. 3 Wisconsin at Illinois, 3 p.m. (BTN.com) Michigan State at Indiana, 11 a.m. (BTN) Iowa at Minnesota, 2 p.m. Penn State at Northwestern, 2 p.m. Michigan at Ohio State, 1 p.m. (BTN.com) Sunday, Jan. 10 Minnesota at Illinois, 3:30 p.m. (BTN) Indiana at Penn State, 11 a.m. (BTN) Northwestern at Purdue, 1 p.m. (BTN.com) Michigan at Wisconsin, 1 p.m. (BTN.com) Thursday, Jan. 14 Michigan at Indiana, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Penn State at Iowa, 7 p.m. (BTN.com) Wisconsin at Mich. State, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Purdue at Minnesota, 6:30 p.m. (BTN) Illinois at Ohio State, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Sunday, Jan. 17 Minnesota at Northwestern, 2 p.m. Indiana at Ohio State, 2-4:30 p.m. (BTN) Mich. State at Penn State, noon (BTN.com) Iowa at Purdue, 11 a.m. (BTN) Illinois at Wisconsin, 1 p.m. (BTN.com) Thursday, Jan. 21 Iowa at Illinois, 7 p.m. (BTN.com) Northwestern at Indiana, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Ohio State at Michigan, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Purdue at Michigan State, 6:30 p.m. (BTN) Penn State at Wisconsin, 7 p.m. (BTN.com) Sunday, Jan. 24 Northwestern at Iowa, 4 p.m. (BTN.com) Indiana at Michigan, 11 a.m. (BTN) Michigan State at Minnesota, 2 p.m. (ESPN2) Illinois at Penn State, noon (BTN.com) Monday, Jan. 25 Ohio State at Purdue, 6 p.m. (ESPN2) Thursday, Jan. 28 Michigan at Illinois, 7 p.m. (BTN.com) Wisconisn at Indiana, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Minnesota at Ohio State, 6:30 p.m. (BTN) Michigan State at Northwestern, 7 p.m. Purdue at Penn State, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Sunday, Jan. 31 Ohio State at Indiana, 11 a.m. (BTN) Purdue at Iowa, 2 p.m. (ESPN2) Penn State at Michigan, noon (BTN.com) Illinois at Minnesota, 4 p.m. (BTN.com) Northwestern at Wisconsin, 4 p.m. (BTN) Press Row Numbers Illinois...(217) Indiana...(812) Iowa...(319) Michigan...(734) Michigan State...(517) Minnesota...(612) Northwestern...(847) Ohio State...(614) Penn State...(814) Purdue...(765) Wisconsin...(608) Thursday, Feb. 4 Penn State at Mich. State, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Wisconsin at Minnesota, 7 p.m. (BTN.com) Michigan at Northwestern, 7 p.m. Iowa at Ohio State, 6:30 p.m. (BTN) Illinois at Purdue, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Sunday, Feb. 7 Indiana at Illinois, 1 p.m. (BTN.com) Michigan State at Iowa, 3:30 p.m. (BTN) Minnesota at Michigan, noon (BTN.com) Ohio State at Penn State, noon (BTN.com) Wisconsin at Purdue, 1 p.m. (BTN.com) Thursday, Feb. 11 Northwestern at Illinois, 7 p.m. (BTN.com) Iowa at Indiana, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Mich. State at Michigan, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Ohio State at Penn State, noon (BTN.com) Wisconsin at Purdue, 1 p.m. (BTN.com) Sunday, Feb. 14 Illinois at Iowa, 2 p.m. (BTN.com) Northwestern at Mich. State, 1:30 p.m. (BTN) Ohio State at Minnesota, 11 a.m. (BTN) Penn State at Purdue, 1 p.m. (BTN.com) Indiana at Wisconsin, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Thursday, Feb. 18 Minnesota at Iowa, 6:30 p.m. (BTN) Illinois at Michigan State, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Indiana at Northwestern, 7 p.m. Michigan at Penn State, 6 p.m. (BTN.com) Ohio State at Wisconsin, 7 p.m. (BTN.com) Sunday, Feb. 21 Purdue at Illinois, 4 p.m. (BTN) Minnesota at Indiana, 11 a.m. (BTN) Wisconsin at Michigan, noon (BTN.com) Iowa at Northwestern, 1 p.m. Michigan State at Ohio State, 2 p.m. (ESPN2) Thursday, Feb. 25 Indiana at Iowa, TBA Michigan at Minnesota, TBA Northwestern at Ohio State, TBA Wisconsin at Penn State, TBA Michigan State at Purdue, TBA Sunday, Feb 28 Penn State at Indiana, TBA Purdue at Michigan, TBA Illinois at Northwestern, TBA Iowa at Wisconsin, TBA Thursday, March 4 Big Ten Tournament Game 1, 11 a.m. (BTN) Game 2, 25 min. after (BTN) Game 3, 25 min. after (BTN) Friday, March 5 Game 4, 10:30 a.m. (BTN) Game 5, 25 min. after (BTN) Game 6, 5 p.m. (BTN) Game 7, 25 min. after (BTN) Saturday, March 6 Game 8, 4 p.m. (BTN) Game 9, 25 min. after (BTN) Sunday, March 7 Finals, 3:30 p.m. (ESPN2) All times Central

104 Schedule & Game-by-Game Review Records: Overall, 6-12 Big Ten; Home Attendance: 92,517 = 5,443 Total 3-Pointers Free throws Rebounds Opponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg at South Dakota State 11/17/ L DRAKE 11/20/ W CANISIUS 11/23/ W vs Villanova 11/27/ W vs UCF 11/28/ W vs Baylor 11/29/ W UW-MILWAUKEE 12/02/ Wot VIRGINIA TECH 12/04/ W NORTHERN ILLINOIS 12/07/ W at Green Bay 12/10/ W MARQUETTE 12/13/ W IOWA 12/22/ L MINNESOTA 12/29/ W at Illinois 01/01/ W at Northwestern 01/04/ L OHIO STATE 01/08/ L MICHIGAN 01/11/ W at Indiana 01/15/ L ILLINOIS 01/18/ W at Penn State 01/22/ Lot at Michigan State 01/25/ L PURDUE 01/29/ L at Michigan 02/01/ L at Purdue 02/08/ L PENN STATE 02/12/ W INDIANA 02/16/ Lot at Iowa 02/19/ L MICHIGAN STATE 02/22/ W at Ohio State 02/26/ L vs Northwestern 03/05/ W vs Michigan State 03/06/ W vs Purdue 03/07/ L KENTUCKY 03/22/ W ST. BONAVENTURE 03/26/ L Wisconsin Opponents Games played: 34 Points/game: 56.6 FG Pct: FG Pct: 34.6 FT Pct: 67.5 Rebounds/game: 33.1 Assists/game: 10.9 Turnovers/game: 15.2 Assist/turnover ratio: 0.7 Steals/game: 7.6 Blocks/game:

105 Stats-at-a-Glance Wisconsin Women's Basketball Wisconsin Points-Rebounds-Assists (as of Oct 25, 2009) All games Opponent Date Score DAVIS,JADE RUSSELL,JA STEINBAUER D'ALIE,RAE GANT,TEAH DUNHAM,MA TROTTER,AL THOMAS,AS KAREL,ALYS ZASTROW,LI COVINGTON, GIBSON,CAI at SDSUW 11/17/ L DNP DNP DU 11/20/ W D N P D N P D N P D N P CAN 11/23/ W vs VU 11/27/ W D N P D N P vs UCF 11/28/ W D N P D N P vs BU 11/29/ W D N P UWM 12/02/ W D N P D N P VT2 12/04/ W D N P D N P NIU 12/07/ W D N P D N P at GB 12/10/ W D N P MARQ 12/13/ W3-2-1 D N P D N P IOWA 12/22/ L D N P D N P MIN 12/29/ W D N P D N P D N P at ILL 01/01/ W at NU 01/04/ L DNP DNP OSU 01/08/ L D N P D N P D N P MICH 01/11/ W D N P D N P at IND 01/15/ L DNP DNP ILL 01/18/ W D N P at PSU 01/22/ L D N P at MSU 01/25/ L D N P D N P PUR 01/29/ L D N P D N P D N P at MICH 02/01/ L DNP at PUR 02/08/ L DNP DNP PSU 02/12/ W D N P0-0-0 D N P D N P IND 02/16/ L0-1-0 D N P D N P D N P D N P at IOWA 02/19/ L D N P D N P MSU 02/22/ W D N P at OSU 02/26/ L D N P vs NU 03/05/ W D N P D N P D N P vs MSU 03/06/ W D N P D N P D N P vs PUR 03/07/ L D N P UK 03/22/ W D N P SBU 03/26/ L0-1-0 D N P D N P D N P D N P

106 Overall: Home: Away: Neutral: Leads at halftime: Trails at halftime: Tied at halftime: Against AP-ranked opponents: Against unranked teams: Overtime games: Double-overtime games: Big Ten: 6-12 (Does not include Big Ten Tournament) Home: Away: Neutral: Leads at halftime: Trails at halftime: Tied at halftime: Against AP-ranked opponents: Against unranked teams: Overtime games: More field goals than opponent: Fewer field goals than opponent: Same amount of field goals: More 3-pt field goals than opponent: Fewer 3-pt field goals than opponent: Same amount of 3-pt field goals: Higher FG % than opponent: Lower FG % than opponent: More free throws than opponent: Fewer free throws than opponent: Same amount of free throws: Higher FT % than opponent: Lower FT % than opponent: More rebounds than opponent: Fewer rebounds than opponent: Same amount of rebounds: More fouls than opponent: Fewer fouls than opponent: Same amount of fouls as opponent: More turnovers than opponent: Fewer turnovers than opponent: Same amount of turnovers as opponent: Scores points: Scores points: Scores points: Scores fewer than 50 points: Allows 70 or more points: Allows 60 or more points: Allows 50 or more points: Allows less than 50 points: Opponent shoots 40% or more from field: Opponent shoots 40% or less from field: UW bench outscores opponents bench: Games are decided by: Five points or less Six to 10 points More than 10 points No players score in double digits: One player scores in double digits: Two players score in double digits: Three players score in double digits: Four players score in double digits: Five players score in double digits Greatest halftime lead: 17 points vs. N. Illinois Greatest halftime deficit: 16 points (2x; MR vs. Michigan, ) Greatest winning margin: 19 points vs. Marquette Greatest losing margin: 28 points vs. Michigan Greatest rebounding margin: vs. Green Bay Greatest rebounding deficit: vs. OSU Longest win streak: 10 games Longest losing streak: 5 games Last five games: 3-2 Last 10 games: 5-5 Career Superlatives Games Played Total Current Streak Rae Lin D Alie Teah Gant Caitlin Gibson Alyssa Karel Lin Zastrow Tara Steinbauer Jade Davis Anya Covington Jamie Russell Ashley Thomas Alana Trotter RS Games Started Total Current Streak Rae Lin D Alie Caitlin Gibson Teah Gant Alyssa Karel Tara Steinbauer Lin Zastrow Jade Davis Ashley Thomas Double-Digit Scoring Total Current Streak Alyssa Karel Rae Lin D Alie Lin Zastrow Tara Steinbauer Caitlin Gibson Teah Gant Jade Davis Jamie Russell Scoring Total Current Streak Alyssa Karel Teah Gant Double-Digit Rebounding Total Current Streak Anya Covington Tara Steinbauer Lin Zastrow Double-Digit Assists Total Current Streak Rae Lin D Alie Did not compete that season Career Double-Doubles Rae Lin D Alie (Career 1/ ) 12 points, 11 assists vs. Iowa, Lin Zastrow (Career 1/ ) 18 points, 10 rebounds vs. Penn State, Tara Steinbauer (Career 2/ ) 16 points, 10 rebounds vs. Penn State, points, 15 rebounds vs. Iowa,

107 Final Statistics Wisconsin Women's Basketball Wisconsin Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 25, 2009) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 30 Karel, Alyssa Dunham, Mariah Steinbauer, Tara Zastrow, Lin Gant, Teah D'Alie, Rae Lin Davis, Jade Covington, Anya Gibson, Caitlin Russell, Jamie Trotter, Alana Thomas, Ashley Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS WIS OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 Totals Wisconsin Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/17/08 at South Dakota State L /20/08 DRAKE W /23/08 CANISIUS W /27/08 vs Villanova W /28/08 vs UCF W /29/08 vs Baylor W /02/08 UW-MILWAUKEE Wo /04/08 VIRGINIA TECH W /07/08 NORTHERN ILLINOIS W /10/08 at Green Bay W /13/08 MARQUETTE W * 12/22/08 IOWA L * 12/29/08 MINNESOTA W * 01/01/09 at Illinois W * 01/04/09 at Northwestern L * 01/08/09 OHIO STATE L * 01/11/09 MICHIGAN W * 01/15/09 at Indiana L * 01/18/09 ILLINOIS W * 01/22/09 at Penn StateLot * 01/25/09 at Michigan State L * 01/29/09 PURDUE L * 02/01/09 at Michigan L * 02/08/09 at Purdue L * 02/12/09 PENN STATE W * 02/16/09 INDIANALot * 02/19/09 at Iowa L * 02/22/09 MICHIGAN STATE W * 02/26/09 at Ohio State L /05/09 vs Northwestern W /06/09 vs Michigan State W /07/09 vs Purdue L /22/09 KENTUCKY W /26/09 ST. BONAVENTURE L * = Big Ten Conference game 107

108 Final Big Ten Statistics Wisconsin Women's Basketball Wisconsin Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 25, 2009) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 30 Karel, Alyssa Dunham, Mariah Zastrow, Lin Gant, Teah Steinbauer, Tara D'Alie, Rae Lin Covington, Anya Trotter, Alana Davis, Jade Russell, Jamie Gibson, Caitlin Thomas, Ashley Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS WIS OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. * 12/22/08 IOWA L * 12/29/08 MINNESOTA W * 01/01/09 at Illinois W * 01/04/09 at Northwestern L * 01/08/09 OHIO STATE L * 01/11/09 MICHIGAN W * 01/15/09 at Indiana L * 01/18/09 ILLINOIS W * 01/22/09 at Penn StateLot * 01/25/09 at Michigan State L * 01/29/09 PURDUE L * 02/01/09 at Michigan L * 02/08/09 at Purdue L * 02/12/09 PENN STATE W * 02/16/09 INDIANALot * 02/19/09 at Iowa L * 02/22/09 MICHIGAN STATE W * 02/26/09 at Ohio State L * = Big Ten Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Wisconsin Opponents

109 Individual Superlatives Wisconsin Player Highs Points: 25 by Alyssa Karel vs. Northern Illinois, 12/7 FG Made: 11 by Alyssa Karel vs. Northern Illinois, 12/7 FG Attempted: 18 (2x by Alyssa Karel, MR vs. Kentucky 3/22/09) FG % (5 made): (6-6) by Rae Lin D Alie vs. Michigan, 1/11 3-pt FG Made: 4 (2X; MR by Alyssa Karel vs. Purdue, 3/7) 3-pt FG Attempted: 7 (4X; MR by Alyssa Karel vs. Purdue, 3/7) 3-pt % (2 made): (2-2), 5X; MR by Rae Lin D Alie, 1/11 Free Throws Made: 11 by Teah Gant vs. Minnesota, 12/29 Free Throws Attempted: 12 by Teah Gant vs. Minnesota, 12/29 Free Throw % (4 made): (6x; MR by Teah Gant 6-6, vs. Michigan State, 3/6) Rebounds: 15 by Tara Steinbauer at Iowa, 2/19 Assists: 7 (2x; MR by Rae Lin D Alie, vs. Marquette, 12/13) Steals: 6 by Rae Lin D Alie vs. Michigan State, 3/6 Blocks: 5 (2x; MR by Mariah Dunham vs. Minnesota, 12/29) Turnovers: 8 by Rae Lin D Alie vs. SDSU, 11/17 Fouls: 5 (9x; MR by Teah Gant vs. Michigan State, 2/22) Opponent Player Highs Points: 32 by Tyra Grant, Penn State, 1/22 FG Made: 12 by Tyra Grant, Penn State, 1/22 FG Attempted: 24 by Tyra Grant, Penn State, 1/22 FG % (5 made):.833 (2X; 5-6; MR by Lykendra Johnson, MSU, 3/6) 3-pt FG Made: 5 (2X; MR by Jodi Howell, Purdue, 2/8) 3-pt FG Attempted: 9 by Lisa Karcic, Villanova, 11/27 3-pt % (2 made): (9x; MR 2-2 by Jodi Howell, Purdue, 3/7) Free Throws Made: 9 (2x; MR by Whitney Thomas, Indiana, 1/15) Free Throws Attempted: 16 by Whitney Thomas, Indiana, 1/15 Free Throw % (4 made): (15x; MR by Jantel Lavender, Ohio State, 5-5, 2/22) Rebounds: 15 by Jantel Lavender, Ohio State, 1/8 Assists: 9 by Samantha Prahalis, OSU, 2/26 Steals: 5 by Laura Haskins, Virginia Tech, 12/4 Blocks: 4 (3x; MR by Allyssa DeHaan, MSU, 3/6) Turnovers: 8 (2X; MR by Porsche Poole, MSU, 2/22) Fouls: 5 (6x; MR by Aisha Jefferson, MSU, 3/6) Last-Minute Scoring Opponent Time Scoring (Score) vs. Villanova (11/27) :22 Rae Lin D Alie GOOD GOOD (46-43) :10 Rae Lin D Alie GOOD Miss (47-45) vs. UCF (11/28) :47 Alyssa Karel lay up (64-57) :01 Rae Lin D Alie GOOD Miss (65-61) vs. #6 Baylor (11/29) :07 Alyssa Karel makes jumper (59-58) vs. UW-Milwaukee (12/2) :08 (1st OT) Alyssa Karel 3-pointer (63-63) :05 (2nd OT) Mariah Dunham GOOD Miss (71-69) vs. Virginia Tech (12/4) :25 Rae Lin D Alie GOOD GOOD (61-50) vs. Michigan (1/11) :33 Rae Lin D Alie Miss GOOD (57-52) :12 Alyssa Karel Miss GOOD (58-54) vs. Indiana (1/15) :45 Lin Zastrow lay up (58-58) :01 Teah Gant 3-pointer (61-64) vs. Penn State (1/22) :50 Mariah Dunham jumper (45-45) :50 (OT) Alyssa Karel 3-pointer (54-53) :14 (OT) Teah Gant layup (56-56) Starting Lineups Opponent UW Record Lineup South Dakota State (11/17) 0-1 Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Drake (11/20) 1-1 Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Canisius (11/23) 2-1 Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Villanova (11/27) 3-1 Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Thomas, Karel UCF (11/28) 4-1 Thomas, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel #6 Baylor (11/29) 5-1 Thomas, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel UW-Milwaukee (12/2) 6-1 Thomas, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Virginia Tech (12/4) 7-1 Thomas, Dunham, D Alie, Gant, Karel Northern Illinois (12/7) 8-1 Thomas, Dunham, D Alie, Gant, Karel Green Bay (12/10) 9-1 Thomas, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Marquette (12/13) 10-1 Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel, Dunham Iowa (12/22) 10-2 Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel, Dunham Minnesota (12/29) 11-2 Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel, Dunham Illinois (1/1) 12-2 Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel, Dunham Northwestern (1/4) 12-3 Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel, Dunham #16 Ohio State (1/8) 12-4 Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel, Dunham Michigan (1/11) 13-4 Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel, Dunham Indiana (1/15) 13-5 Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel, Dunham Illinois (1/18) 14-5 Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel, Dunham Penn State (1/22) 14-6 Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel, Dunham Michigan State (1/25) 14-7 Zastrow, Davis, Gant, Karel, Dunham Purdue (1/29) 14-8 Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Michigan (2/1) 14-9 Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Purdue (2/8) Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Penn State (2/12) Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Indiana (2/16) Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Iowa (2/19) Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Michigan State (2/22) Gibson, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Ohio State (2/26) Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Northwestern (3/5) Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Michigan State (3/6) Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Purdue (3/7) Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel Kentucky (3/22) Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel St. Bonaventure (3/26) Steinbauer, Gibson, D Alie, Gant, Karel Records: 1-0 Gibson, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel 6-8 Steinbauer Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel 1-0 Steinbauer, Zastrow, D Alie, Thomas, Karel 4-0 Thomas, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel 1-0 Thomas, Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel 5-5 Zastrow, D Alie, Gant, Karel, Dunham 0-1 Zastrow, Davis, Gant, Karel, Dunham 0-1 Steinbauer, Gibson, D Alie, Gant, Karel Opponent Time Scoring (Score) vs. Purdue (1/29) :33 Rae Lin D Alie MISS Bonus FT (51-49) vs. Penn State (2/12) :53 Tara Steinbauer layup (54-50) :55 Tara Steinbauer Miss GOOD (55-52) :23 Alyssa Karel layup (57-52) :12 Rae Lin D Alie Miss GOOD (58-52) vs. Indiana (2/16) :50 GOOD GOOD Lin Zastrow (52-48) :27 Miss GOOD Rae Lin D Alie (53-50) vs. Michigan State (2/22) :24 GOOD GOOD Jade Davis (54-51) vs. Michigan State (3/6) :23 GOOD GOOD Teah Gant (55-50) :09 Miss GOOD Rae Lin D Alie (56-50) vs. Kentucky (3/22) :08 GOOD GOOD Tara Steinbauer (49-45) 109

110 Team & Opponent Highs/Lows Wisconsin Highs Points: 71 vs. UW-Milwaukee, 12/2 First-half Points: 41 vs. Northern Illinois, 12/7 Second-half Points: 40 vs. Iowa, 12/22 FG Made: 27 (2X; MR at Iowa, 2/19) FG Attempted: 66 vs. UW-Milwaukee, 12/2 FG %:.619 (26-42) vs. Northern Illinois, 12/7* 3-pt FG Made: 7 (3X; MR vs. Purdue, 3/7) 3-pt FG Attempted: 23 vs. Michigan, 2/1 3-pt %:.583 (7-12) vs. Michigan, 1/11 Free Throws Made: 20 vs. UW-Milwaukee, 12/2 Free Throws Attempted: 29 vs. Virginia Tech, 12/4 Free Throw %:.870 (20-23) vs. UW-Milwaukee, 12/2 Rebounds: 45 vs. Marquette, 12/13 Assists: 17 vs. Indiana, 2/16 16 vs. Canisius, 11/23 Steals: 13 vs. Michigan State, 3/6 Blocks: 9 vs. Minnesota, 12/29 Turnovers: 24 at Green Bay, 12/10 Fouls: 27 (2X; MR vs. Indiana, 1/15) Wisconsin Lows Points: 42 (2X; MR vs. Michigan, 2/1) First-half Points: 16 vs. Michigan, 2/1 Second-half Points: 17 vs. Northwestern, 1/4 FG Made: 13 vs. Ohio State, 1/8 FG Attempted: 42 vs. Northern Illinois, 12/7 FG %:.255 (13-51) vs. Ohio State, 1/8* 3-pt FG Made: 2 (3X; MR vs. Kentucky, 3/22) 3-pt FG Attempted: 6 vs. Ohio State, 2/26 3-pt %:.174 (4-23) at Michigan, 2/1 Free Throws Made: 4 (2X; MR at Michigan, 2/1 Free Throws Attempted: 5 at Michigan State, 1/25 Free Throw %:.333 (5-15) vs. South Dakota State, 11/17 Rebounds: 22 vs. Iowa, 2/19 Assists: 5 at South Dakota State, 11/17 5 vs. Baylor, 11/29 Steals: 3 at Illinois, 1/1 Blocks: 0 (3X; MR vs. Michigan State, 3/6 Turnovers: 5 vs. Illinois, 1/18* Fouls: 14 vs. Virginia Tech, 12/4 * Kohl Center record Opponent Highs Points: 75 by Ohio State, 2/26 First-half Points: 42 by South Dakota State, 11/17 Second-half Points: 40 by Northern Illinois, 12/7 FG Made: 28 by Ohio State, 2/26 FG Attempted: 60 by Purdue, 2/8 FG %:.571 (2X; MR by Iowa, 24-42, 2/19) 3-pt FG Made: 8 by Canisius, 11/23 8 by South Dakota State, 11/17 3-pt FG Attempted: 21 (2X; MR by Michigan, 1/11) 3-pt %:.778 (7-9) by Northern Illinois, 12/7 Free Throws Made: 24 (2X; MR by Indiana, 1/15) Free Throws Attempted: 38 by Baylor, 11/29 Free Throw %:.900 (18-20) by Canisius, 11/23 Rebounds: 46 (2x; MR by Kentucky, 3/22/09) Assists: 19 by Purdue, 2/8 Steals: 11 (4X; MR by St. Bonaventure, 3/26) Blocks: 9 by St. Bonaventure, 3/26 Turnovers: 25 by Michigan State, 3/6 Fouls: 21 by Minnesota, 12/29 Opponent Lows Points: 38 by Illinois, 1/1 First-half Points: 12 by Northwestern, 3/5 Second-half Points: 21 by Illinois, 1/1 FG Made: 13 by Marquette, 12/13 FG Attempted: 33 by Canisius, 11/23 FG %:.232 (13-56) by Marquette, 12/13* 3-pt FG Made: 0 by Baylor, 11/29 0 by UCF, 11/28 3-pt FG Attempted: 2 by UCF, 11/28 3-pt %:.000 (0-6) by Baylor, 11/ (0-2) by UCF, 11/28 Free Throws Made: 5 by Illinois, 1/18/09 Free Throws Attempted: 9 by Illinois, 1/18/09 Free Throw %:.462 (6-13) by Drake, 11/20 Rebounds: 21 by Green Bay, 12/10 Assists: 5 by Marquette, 12/13 5 by Baylor, 11/29 Steals: 3 (3X; MR by Illinois, 1/18) Blocks: 1(6X; MR by Iowa, 2/19) Turnovers: 10 by Indiana, 1/15 Fouls: 7 (2X; MR by Ohio State, 2/26) UW IN BIG TEN STATS Team All Games 9. Scoring offense 56.6/game 2. Scoring defense 56.6/game 8. Scoring margin Free throw percentage Field goal percentage Field goal percentage defense point field goal percentage point field goals made 4.68/game 8. 3-point field goal defense Rebounding offense 33.0/game 6. Rebounding defense 35.2/game 9. Rebounding margin Blocked shots 3.74/game 11. Assists 10.88/game 7. Steals 7.65/game 3. Turnover margin Assist/Turnover ratio Offensive rebounds 9.74/game 7. Defensive rebounds 23.29/game Individual All Games Scoring: 7. Alyssa Karel 12.8/game Rebounding: 20. Tara Steinbauer 5.1/game FG%: 7. Tara Steinbauer.476 Assists: 12. Rae Lin D Alie 2.97/game Steals: 9. Rae Lin D Alie 1.85/game 3-pt FG%: T7. Alyssa Karel pt made: 8. Alyssa Karel 1.62/game Blocks: 11. Lin Zastrow 1.09/game Min. Played: 14. Alyssa Karel 33.62/game UW IN NCAA STATS Team 39. Scoring defense 56.6/game 37. Turnovers point field goal percentage Turnover Margin Blocked shots

111 Follow the Badgers Television Broadcasts At least four UW games will be televised nationally this season on the Big Ten Network. Wisconsin also has a chance to appear on ESPN2 during the Big Ten Tournament. The Badgers have been the featured match-up on several national broadcasts including CBS twice. Wisconsin has also appeared on ESPN and ESPN2 numerous times. This year, the BigTenNetwork.com will also be expanding its Web streaming iniative. The Wisconsin women s basketball team has a large presence on the BigTenNetwork.com and you can see the full schedule below. Wisconsin on the Big Ten Network/BTN.com NOV. 15 NORTH DAKOTA Noon BTN.com NOV. 22 CLEVELAND STATE 1:30 p.m. BTN.com NOV. 24 GREEN BAY 8 p.m. BTN Dec. 6 Ohio State 1 p.m. BTN DEC. 13 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 4 p.m. BTN.com DEC. 15 ROBERT MORRIS 7 p.m. BTN.com DEC. 28 MICHIGAN STATE 7 p.m. BTN.com Dec. 31 Iowa 5 p.m. BTN.com Jan. 3 Illinois 2 p.m. BTN.com JAN. 7 PURDUE 6:30 p.m. BTN JAN. 10 MICHIGAN 1 p.m. BTN.com Jan. 14 Michigan State 6 p.m. BTN.com JAN. 17 ILLINOIS 1 p.m. BTN.com JAN. 21 PENN STATE 7 p.m. BTN.com Jan. 28 Indiana 6 p.m. BTN.com JAN. 31 NORTHWESTERN 4 p.m. BTN Feb. 4 Minnesota 7 p.m. BTN.com Feb. 7 Purdue 1 p.m. BTN.com FEB. 14 INDIANA 6 p.m. BTN.com FEB. 18 OHIO STATE 7 p.m. BTN.com Feb. 21 Michigan Noon BTN.com Feb. 25 Penn State TBA BTN/BTN.com FEB. 28 IOWA TBA BTN/BTN.com March 4-6 Big Ten Tournament BTN All times Central On the Internet UWBadgers.com is your 24/7 source for all things Wisconsin. The recordsetting Web site of the University of Wisconsin Athletic Department offers the most comprehensive coverage of the Badger women s basketball team. The site has breaking news, game notes, statistics, box scores, student-athlete bios, coaches bios, photographs, feature stories and special video features including live coverage of the UW s weekly news conference. In addition, UWBadgers.com is the best way to follow all of Wisconsin s competition with: Live video streaming links (of non-televised games) Game Day blogs Live stats Live video stream of post-game news conferences through InsideBadgerSports.com Game stories including coaches quotes Radio Broadcasts Mike Heller, a 20-plus year veteran of the sports broadcasting arena, is in his seventh season as the radio voice of the UW women s basketball team. Heller broadcasts all of the Badgers home and away regular season games and tournament appearances as part of the Learfield Communications package heard locally on WIBA AM 1310 and WTSO AM His voice will also be available on the Web audio broadcasts on InsideBadgerSports.com. A 1987 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Heller worked as a television sports anchor for 10 years, including stops in Rhinelander, Wis., Madison, Wis., and Memphis, Tenn. A former PGA of America member, Heller worked in the golf business since 1995 and began his own company, AGES Golf, several years ago. He Mike Heller is the home and away radio voice of the Badgers. worked as a golf professional in Madison and was the head golf professional at The Springs Golf Course in Spring Green, Wis. Heller has also been a regular on Madison talk-radio since He joined ESPN Radio in June of 2003 and currently hosts the Mike Heller Show which airs afternoons on WTSO Radio Heller and his wife Kristen have four daughters. 111

112 Media Information Media Guidelines To schedule interviews with staff members or players please contact the Wisconsin Athletic Communications Office. Home phone numbers for players will not be provided to the media. Players will not accept phone calls without clearance from the athletic communications staff. Please do not contact a player or coach without arranging the interview through the athletic communications office. Credential Guidelines UW women s basketball credential requests should be made in advance through Diane Nordstrom. Game-day credentials for the Kohl Center will be left with the parking attendant at Lot 91 east of the Kohl Center or at the table at the media entrance off Frances Street. Wireless Access Complimentary wireless access is available to all media members in the Kohl Center Arena and media room. Contact Diane Nordstrom or Betsy Golomski of the Athletic Communica tions office to obtain a login and password. Photographers Photographers may work from either end of the Kohl Center court in the designated section. Photographers may not work from in front of team and scoring benches, or in front of media row. Contact Stu Landis at the Kohl Center, (608) , to arrange for the rental of strobe lights. Post-event Interviews All post-event interviews will be conducted in the media interview room located adjacent to the Kohl Center main court. The large interview area contains recording couplers for hookup to the house sound system for TV and reporters. The visiting coach and players will be interviewed approximately 10 minutes after the game. The Wisconsin coaches and players will follow immediately. All requests for interviews should be directed to Diane Nordstrom or Betsy Golomski. Both the opponent and UW portions of the post-event interviews are live video streamed and the UW segment are archived on UWBadgers.com. News Conferences Lisa Stone appears every Monday during the season at the weekly UW news conference at approximately 12:30 p.m. in the Kohl Center media room. In addition, the Big Ten teleconferences with all 11 coaches will be held three times during the season. Athletic Communications Contacts Associate Director Diane Nordstrom and Assistant Betsy Golomski are your contacts in the UW Athletic Communications office. Diane Nordstrom Betsy Golomski Parking Parking for media during Wisconsin basketball games is reserved on a limited basis near the Kohl Center. Special arrangements must be made in advance. Please contact the Athletic Communi cations Office for parking credentials at least one week in advance of the event. Media Services Working facilities for all media are located courtside at the Kohl Center. Electrical outlets are available at every seat. Telephone lines must be installed in advance of the game by calling Dominic Osterhaus at the (608) Event programs, media guides, event notes and computerized statistics will be available in the interview/work room adjacent to the main floor at the Kohl Center. The credentialed media entrance is on the Frances Street side (east) of the Kohl Center adjacent to the media parking area and near Gate A. The media entrance is open two hours before tip-off. Director of Athletic Communications Brian Lucas Cell: (608) bml@athletics.wisc.edu Associate Director Women s Basketball Contact Diane Nordstrom Cell: (608) dkn@athletics.wisc.edu Assistant Director Paul Capobianco Cell: (608) phc@athletics.wisc.edu Assistant Director Patrick Herb Cell: (608) pah@athletics.wisc.edu Director of Web Site Services Tamara Flarup Cell: (608) tjf@athletics.wisc.edu UW Athletic Communications Office Kellner Hall 1440 Monroe Street Madison, WI Phone: (608) Fax: (608) UWBadgers.com UWBadgers.com/mobile Assistants Betsy Golomski Women s Basketball Assistant Cell: (608) eg2@athletics.wisc.edu Jacqueline Boscacci Cell: (608) jb5@athletics.wisc.edu Brian Mason Cell: (608) bm3@athletics.wisc.edu Karl Anderson Cell: (608) kga@athletics.wisc.edu Program Assistant Anne Franken akf@athletics.wisc.edu 112