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2 KANSAS WOMEN S BASKETBALL TIMELINE First season of competition for Kansas women s basketball. Marlene Mawson coached the team to a 5-4 record. KU recorded its first win in its first game on Feb. 20, 1969 over Central Missouri State, 55-43, in Warrensburg, Mo. The Jayhawks played their first home game on March 1, 1969 against Kansas State, falling The Jayhawks captured the Big Eight title for the third consecutive year. Senior Lynette Woodard became a four-time Kodak All-American, and received the Broderick Award, the Wade Trophy and the NCAA Top 5 Award. Washington recorded her 150th win. The team advanced to the AIAW Sectionals Marlene Mawson ends her three-year stint as head coach with a record of Debbie Artman coaches KU to a 9-8 record Sharon Drysdale becomes KU s third head coach and leads the team to a 9-8 record Marian Washington takes over as head coach, becoming the fourth head coach in school history. The Jayhawks begin playing home games in Allen Fieldhouse, winning their first game in the Fieldhouse against Haskell on Dec. 12, The team improves its winning percentage to 50 percent from the previous season s mark of Kansas made its first appearance in the Associated Press Top Marian Washington became the first black woman to coach a U.S. team in international play (U.S. Select Team) Lynette Woodard co-captained the gold medal winning Olympic squad Washington recorded her 200th win Kansas recorded three 100+ point games Kansas, led by Washington, recorded its first 20-win season. Washington picked up her 50th win.lynette Woodard played her freshman season and was named a Kodak All-American Kansas captured its first Big Eight title. Sophomore Lynette Woodard was named a Kodak All-American. The Jayhawks advanced to the AIAW Sectionals KU won its second straight Big Eight title. Junior Lynette Woodard was named a Kodak All-American for the third consecutive year and was selected as a 1980 Olympic team member. Washington recorded her 100th career win. KU advanced to the AIAW Sectionals for the second year in a row. 156

3 Captured the Big Eight title. First NCAA Tournament appearance in school history NCAA Tournament participant. Washington recorded her 250th victory. KANSAS WOMEN S BASKETBALL TIMELINE Kansas defeated No. 4 Colorado in front of a school-record 13,532 fans in Allen Fieldhouse at the first annual Fill the Fieldhouse event. Earned a No. 6 Associated Press ranking. Secured a berth in the NCAA Tournament. Angela Aycock named the Big Eight co-player of the Year Washington recorded her 300th win Washington named the recipient of the Carol Eckman Award. The Jayhawks advanced to the NWIT Postseason Tournament Captured Big Eight title. Washington named the Black Coaches Association Coach of the Year, the Big Eight Coach of the Year and the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association Women s Coach of the Year. Lynette Woodard was inducted into the GTE Academic All- America Hall of Fame. NCAA Tournament appearance. Washington recorded her 350th career win Kansas signed a Top Five recruiting class (Shelly Canada, Tamecka Dixon, Angie Halbleib, Jennifer Trapp). Made an NCAA Tournament appearance Washington recorded her 400th career win. Fourth straight NCAA Tournament appearance. Angela Aycock was named a Kodak All-American Won the Big Eight title in the last year of existence for the conference. Advanced to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 for the first time in school history. Washington named Big Eight Coach of the Year and the Black Coaches Association Coach of the Year. Washington selected as assistant coach for the U.S. Olympic Team. Tamecka Dixon was named Big Eight Player of the Year. Angie Halbleib was named an Academic All-American Captured the first Big 12 title. Washington named Big 12 Coach of the Year. Washington recorded her 450th-career win and then named the William I. Koch Outstanding Woman of the Year. The Jayhawks made their sixth straight NCAA Tournament appearance. Tamecka Dixon was named the Big 12 Player of the Year and a Kodak All-American. Angie Halbleib was selected as an Academic All-American. 157

4 KANSAS WOMEN S BASKETBALL TIMELINE KU advanced to the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament for the second time in school history. Lynn Pride named to the All-Big 12 First Team Washington picked up her 500th career win against Oklahoma on Feb. 20. Made eighth straight NCAA Tournament appearance. Lynn Pride was named honorable mention All- American as well as being named All-Big 12 First Team Advanced to the NCAA tournament for the ninth straight season and the 11th time overall. Lynn Pride was named honorable mention All-American as well as being named All-Big 12 first team. Kansas ended the decade of the 1990s as the 21st-winningest program in the nation Seniors Jennifer Jackson, Jaclyn Johnson and Brooke Reves all became 1,000-point scorers. To open the season, Kansas tied a school record for most points in a game after defeating Grambling State Jackson was named to the 2001 Verizon Academic All-District VII second team. Johnson was a third round draft selection in the 2001 WNBA draft Washington captured her 550th career victory at Nebraska on Feb. 19 in her 30th season as head coach of the Jayhawks. Washington honored by the Black Coaches Association with a Lifetime Achievement Award. KU more than doubled the win total from the previous year with a team comprised primarily of freshmen and sophomores Marian Washington took a medical leave of absence in mid-season, missing her first game in 31 years on Jan. 31, 2004 against Oklahoma State. Lynette Woodard stepped in as interim head coach to finish out the season. Bonnie Henrickson was named the fifth coach in school history on March 29, First year head coach Bonnie Henrickson introduced a new era of Jayhawk basketball, leading Kansas to its best record in five seasons and highest Big 12 finish in six campaigns. Juniors Erica Hallman and Crystal Kemp were each named All-Big 12 Honorable Mention. Kemp became the 18th player in Kansas history to reach 1,000 career points when she did so on Feb. 16 against Texas Tech. She also became just the 11th Jayhawk ever to reach 1,000 career points and 500 career rebounds. KU won its 600th all-time game against Denver on Nov. 30, and played its 1,000th game against Washburn on Dec Bonnie Henrickson led the Jayhawks to the postseason for the first time since the season. KU went 1-1 in two games in the WNIT, both played at Allen Fieldhouse. The season opened with a school-record 12-game winning streak capped by a victory over No. 23 Texas. Crystal Kemp was named All-Big 12 First Team -- the first selection for Kansas since KU also set a set a school-record average regular season attendance with 3,041 fans per game The Jayhawks advanced to the postseason for the second time under Bonnie Henrickson going 1-1 in the WNIT. KU defeated Evansville at home before falling at Michigan State on the road. Henrickson picked up her 200th career victory in a win over UMKC, while sophomore Danielle McCray was tabbed Honorable Mention All-Big 12 and freshman Krysten Boogaard was named to the Big 12 All-Rookie Team. 158

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6 KANSAS WOMEN S BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Points Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Angela Aycock Vickie Adkins Lynn Pride Rebounds Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Lynn Pride Vickie Adkins Jaclyn Johnson Fouls Lynette Woodard Jennifer Trapp Jaclyn Johnson Taylor McIntosh Charisse Sampson Field Goals Made Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Angela Aycock Lynn Pride Vickie Adkins Field Goals Attempted Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Angela Aycock Lynn Pride Angie Snider Field Goal Percentage (Min. 100 made) ( ) Vickie Adkins ( ) Shebra Legrant ( ) Philicia Allen 1983, ( ) Shelly Canada ( ) Tracy Claxton Point Field Goals Made Angie Halbleib Erica Hallman Charisse Sampson Shannon Kite Suzi Raymant Point FG Attempted Angie Halbleib Erica Hallman Charisse Sampson Shannon Kite Kaylee Brown Point FG Percentage (Min. 50 made) (58-133) Sandy Shaw ( ) Suzi Raymant ( ) C. Sampson (70-187) KC Hilgenkamp ( ) Erica Hallman Free Throws Made Lynette Woodard Angela Aycock Lisa Braddy Vickie Adkins Tamecka Dixon Free Throws Attempted Lynette Woodard Angela Aycock Lisa Braddy Adrian Mitchell Jaclyn Johnson Free Throw Percentage (Min. 50 Made) (72-87) KC Hilgenkamp (57-72) Michelle Leathers (86-109) Kaylee Brown ( ) Danielle McCray ( ) Suzi Raymant Blocked Shots Lisa Tate Vickie Adkins Lynette Woodard Tamara Ransburg Nikki White 1998,00-02 Assists Lisa Braddy Lynette Woodard Erica Hallman Jennifer Jackson Kay Kay Hart Steals Lynette Woodard Angela Aycock Charisse Sampson Lynn Pride Lisa Braddy Minutes Jennifer Jackson Kay Kay Hart Lisa Braddy Lynn Pride Lynette Woodard Games Played Lynette Woodard Nakia Sanford Cheryl Burnett Adrian Mitchell Jaclyn Johnson

7 KANSAS WOMEN S BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS Points Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Angela Aycock Point FG Attempted Angie Halbleib Angie Halbleib Erica Hallman Angie Halbleib Kaylee Brown 2006 Free Throws Made Angela Aycock Tamecka Dixon Vickie Adkins Lisa Braddy Lynette Woodard 1979 Fouls Shyra Holden Shebra Legrant Jackie Martin Eve Ott Megan Scott 1980 Rebounds Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Tracy Claxton Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell 1979 Field Goals Made Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell 1979 Field Goals Attempted Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Adrian Mitchell 1979 Field Goal Percentage (Min. 100 Made) ( ) Vickie Adkins ( ) Shebra Legrant ( ) Vickie Adkins ( ) Vickie Adkins ( ) Shebra Legrant Point Field Goals Made Angie Halbleib Angie Halbleib Erica Hallman Shannon Kite Erica Hallman Point FG Percentage (Min. 40 Made) (58-133) Sandy Shaw (62-144) Shannon Kite (53-127) Suzi Raymant (42-102) Charisse Sampson (42-103) Suzi Raymant 2000 Free Throws Attempted Angela Aycock Lynette Woodard Tamecka Dixon Lisa Braddy Lynette Woodard 1980 Free Throw Percentage (Min. 40 Made) Erica Hallman Brooke Reves KC Hilgenkamp Kay Kay Hart Jennifer Trapp Pat Mason 1980 Blocked Shots Lisa Tate Lisa Tate Lisa Tate Debbie Richardson Tamara Ransburg 2003 Assists Lisa Braddy Lisa Braddy Lynette Woodard Lisa Braddy Lynette Woodard 1980 Steals Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lisa Braddy Lisa Braddy 1987 Minutes Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Lynette Woodard Kay Kay Hart Cheryl Burnett

8 Points Lynette Woodard 2/10/79 vs. Missouri State Lynette Woodard 2/24/78 vs. Wichita State Lynette Woodard 2/2/79 vs. Iowa State Lynette Woodard 2/26/79 vs. Kansas State Vickie Adkins 12/15/84 vs. Texas A&I Field Goals Made Lynette Woodard 2/20/81 vs. Drake 19 Lynette Woodard 11/22/80 vs. Creighton Tracy Claxton 11/21/81 vs. PCU Angie Snider 12/16/83 vs. Wichita State 16 Lynette Woodard 1/15/81 vs. Colorado Field Goals Attempted Lynette Woodard 2/20/81 vs. Drake Angie Snider 11/18/83 vs. Oklahoma City Tamecka Dixon 3/17/97 vs. Vanderbilt 26 Angela Aycock 2/24/95 vs. Colorado 26 Angela Aycock 1/25/95 vs. Missouri 26 Angela Aycock 12/3/94 vs. Illinois State 26 Lynette Woodard 12/1/80 vs. Wayland Baptist 26 Lynette Woodard 11/22/80 vs. Creighton Field Goal Percentage (Min. 9 attempts) (11-11) Tracy Claxton 2/26/82 vs. Creighton (9-9) Lisa Baker 2/27/88 vs. Missouri KANSAS WOMEN S BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS (12-13) Vickie Adkins 3/1/83 vs. Nebraska.923 (12-13) Lisa Baker 1/9/88 vs. Oklahoma City (11-12) Brooke Reves 12/11/99 vs. Mississippi Valley 3-Point Field Goals Made 1. 8 Charisse Sampson 1/14/96 vs. Iowa State 2. 7 Tamecka Dixon 12/29/96 vs. St. Joseph s (Pa.) 7 Angie Halbleib 2/19/95 vs. Oklahoma 7 Shannon Bloxom 2/8/89 vs. Oklahoma State 7 Sandy Shaw 3/6/88 vs. Nebraska 3-Point FG Attempted Angie Halbleib 12/3/93 vs. Central Michigan Angie Halbleib 2/19/95 vs. Oklahoma 13 Angie Halbleib 12/3/94 vs. Illinois State Erica Hallman 12/11/05 vs. Wisconsin 12 Angie Halbleib 12/6/95 vs. Creighton 12 Angie Halbleib 1/22/95 vs. Oklahoma State 12 Shannon Kite 1/12/93 vs. Oral Roberts 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 4 attempts) (6-6) Kay Kay Hart 2/6/91 vs. Nebraska (4-4) Shannon Kite 2/19/93 vs. Oklahoma State (4-4) Suzi Raymant 12/7/97 vs. Grambling State (4-4) Lynn Pride 12/6/97 vs. Coppin State (7-8) Sandy Shaw 3/6/88 vs. Nebraska Free Throws Made Angela Aycock 12/29/94 vs. Southern Miss 17 Vickie Adkins 12/15/84 vs. Texas A&I Vickie Adkins 1/31/84 vs. Oklahoma 16 Angie Snider 1/29/83 vs. Missouri Tamecka Dixon 1/2/96 vs. USC Free Throws Attempted Angie Snider 1/29/83 vs. Missouri Angela Aycock 12/29/94 vs. Southern Miss Angela Aycock 2/12/95 vs. Kansas State 18 Vickie Adkins 12/15/84 vs. Texas A&I Angela Aycock 2/26/95 vs. Missouri 17 Lisa Braddy 2/7/90 vs. Iowa State 162

9 Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 attempts) Vickie Adkins 1/31/84 vs. Oklahoma Marija Zinic 1/22/06 vs. Kansas State (N22) Tamecka Dixon 2/11/96 vs. Nebraska Aquanita Burras 2/1/03 vs. Texas Tech Nichelle Roberts 12/21/02 at UMKC Jaclyn Johnson 1/29/00 vs. Iowa State Tracy Claxton 2/23/82 vs. Kansas State Lynette Woodard 1/17/81 vs. Kansas State Rebounds Lynette Woodard 1/28/78 vs. Kansas State Tracy Claxton 11/21/81 vs. Pacific Christian Lynette Woodard 3/3/79 vs. UNLV 24 Lynette Woodard 2/26/79 vs. Kansas State Tracy Claxton 12/6/80 vs. Iowa State Blocked Shots 1. 9 Lisa Tate 1/17/93 vs. Iowa State 9 Lisa Tate 3/22/91 vs. Santa Clara 3. 8 Lisa Tate 2/21/93 vs. Oklahoma 4. 7 Lisa Tate 3/19/94 vs. Penn State 7 Lisa Tate 12/8/93 vs. Morgan State 7 Debbie Richardson 3/7/88 vs. Colorado 7 Debbie Richardson 2/17/88 vs. Nebraska 7 Debbie Richardson 1/9/88 vs. Oklahoma City KANSAS WOMEN S BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS Assists Lisa Braddy 12/22/89 vs. Creighton Erica Hallman vs. Dartmouth 13 Lisa Braddy 12/30/88 vs. Wake Forest 13 Lisa Braddy 11/27/87 vs. Mississippi Valley State Lisa Braddy 1/14/89 vs. Oklahoma 12 Lisa Braddy 12/7/87 vs. Drake 12 Lynette Woodard 1/6/80 vs. Stephen F. Austin Steals Charisse Sampson 1/2/94 vs. West Virginia Lynette Woodard 2/7/81 vs. Creighton 11 Lynette Woodard 11/22/80 vs. Creighton Angela Aycock 2/26/95 vs. Missouri 10 Lynette Woodard 12/28/80 vs. California KANSAS INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS IN BIG 12 CONFERENCE GAMES POINTS 35 Suzi Raymant vs. Oklahoma FGM 12 Crystal Kemp vs. Texas A&M Brooke Reves vs. Missouri Brooke Reves vs. Iowa State Suzi Raymant vs. Oklahoma Lynn Pride vs. Texas A&M Tamecka Dixon vs. Colorado Tamecka Dixon vs. Texas FGA 24 Erica Hallman vs. Missouri Lynn Pride vs. Texas A&M Tamecka Dixon vs. Iowa State FG% (5-5) 7 times, last by Taylor McIntosh vs. Neb FTM 12 Jaclyn Johnson vs. Missouri FTA 16 Jaclyn Johnson vs. Missouri FT% times last by Larisha Graves vs. A&M PTM 8 Charisse Sampson vs. Iowa State PTA 11 Kaylee Brown at Colorado PT% (3-3) Shandy Robbins vs. Oklahoma State REBS 19 Lynn Pride vs. Kansas State ASSISTS 9 Erica Hallman at Texas A&M Jaclyn Johnson vs. Baylor BLOCKS 5 Tamara Ransburg vs. Missouri Kristin Geoffroy vs. Texas A&M STEALS 7 Tamara Ransburg vs. Baylor

10 KANSAS WOMEN S BASKETBALL TEAM SINGLE GAME RECORDS Points Grambling State 11/18/ Wichita State 2/19/ West Texas State 1/3/ Missouri 1/29/ Morgan State 12/8/ Oklahoma City 1/4/ Pacific Christian 11/21/81 Most Points in the First Half vs. Northern Iowa 12/6/94 71 vs. Morgan State 12/8/ at Wichita State 2/19/ vs. Grambling State 11/18/00 61 vs. Nebraska 2/27/85 61 Pacific Christian 11/21/81 Most Points in the Second Half vs. West Texas State (N2) 1/3/79 65 vs. Oral Roberts 1/3/ vs. UNC-Asheville 2/28/ vs. Cal State Fullerton 12/6/03 61 vs. Delta State (N3) 11/27/80 61 vs. Grambling State 11/18/00 61 vs. Missouri (N3) 11/24/79 Fewest Points at Baylor 1/16/08 35 Colorado 1/16/ Iowa State 1/12/ vs. Louisiana Tech (N3) 11/28/ Kansas State 2/17/02 40 at Baylor 1/28/06 40 vs. Mississippi (N4) 11/27/88 40 Louisiana Tech 11/29/86 Fewest Points Allowed Iowa State 1/22/ at Creighton 12/2/ Iowa State 1/17/ Mississippi Valley State 12/21/00 34 Northern Iowa 12/6/91 Fewest Points Allowed in the First Half 1. 7 at Creighton 12/2/ Iowa State 1/22/ UNC-Asheville 2/28/ Western Illinois 12/8/04 13 UTEP 12/7/03 13 UMKC 12/15/90 Fewest Points Allowed in the Second Half Mississippi Valley State 12/21/ UMKC 11/27/04 17 Missouri 1/7/94 17 Oklahoma 2/21/93 17 Iowa State 1/17/93 Field Goals Made Pacific Christian 11/21/ at Oklahoma City 1/4/90 55 vs. West Texas State (N2) 1/3/ Wichita State 2/19/ UNC-Asheville 2/28/94 50 Morgan State 12/8/93 Field Goals Attempted Pacific Christian 11/21/ vs. Wichita State 2/19/ at Oklahoma City 1/4/ Morgan State 12/8/ vs. West Texas State (N2) 1/3/79 Field Goal Percentage Creighton 2/7/ Vanderbilt (N8) 11/26/ Northern Iowa 12/6/ Colorado (N1) 1/18/ Cal St. Fullerton 12/6/03 3-Point Field Goals Made Coppin State 12/6/97 12 vs. Connecticut (N5) 1/28/ Hartford 11/11/07 11 at Colorado 1/10/06 11 at Illinois State 12/21/95 11 at Oklahoma 2/19/95 11 Wichita State 12/3/91 3-Point FG Attempted vs. Connecticut (N5) 1/28/95 28 at UMKC 12/22/ at Oklahoma 2/19/ at Iowa State 3/1/05 24 Coppin State 12/6/97 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 4 attempts) Nebraska (N9) 3/6/ Nebraska 2/6/ (3-4) vs. Fairfield (N21) 12/30/ (3-4) at Cal State Fullerton 11/27/ (6-8) at UMKC 1/6/88 Free Throws Made at Penn State 3/19/ at Baylor 12/30/ Grambling State 11/18/00 32 Missouri 2/26/ Nebraska 2/11/96 Free Throws Attempted Mississippi Valley State 12/21/ Missouri 2/26/ Missouri 1/29/ at Penn State 3/19/ Tulsa 12/5/86 41 Nebraska 3/5/85 164

11 KANSAS WOMEN S BASKETBALL TEAM SINGLE GAME RECORDS Free Throw Percentage (Min. 15 attempts) Nebraska 2/11/ Oklahoma State 1/26/ Louisville 11/25/ at Iowa State 1/16/ Wichita State 2/19/79 Rebounds Morgan State 12/8/93 70 Pacific Christian 11/21/ Kansas State 1/30/91 66 Wichita State 1/20/81 66 Wichita State 2/19/79 Fewest Rebounds Texas 1/5/05 18 Kansas State 1/13/01 18 Kansas State 2/27/ Minnesota 12/5/ Baylor 2/23/05 23 Iowa State 2/17/04 23 Baylor 1/5/83 23 Wayland Baptist 12/12/81 Biggest Rebound Margin W. Texas St. (N2) 1/3/ Missouri State 2/10/ Pacific Christian 11/21/ Wichita State 2/19/ UNC-Asheville 2/28/94 30 Kansas State 1/30/91 30 Oral Roberts 1/3/90 Biggest Rebound Deficit Wichita State 12/6/ Wichita State 2/19/ Stephen F. Austin (N3) 11/29/ Kansas State (N13) 2/20/ California State 2/2/81 Blocked Shots Oklahoma City 1/9/ San Diego 11/30/ Missouri 1/24/04 12 Iowa State 12/6/ Central Missouri State 11/28/86 11 Louisiana Tech 12/19/80 Assists Mississippi Valley St. 12/21/ Grambling State 11/18/ Coppin State 12/6/97 29 Creighton 2/7/ New Orleans 12/3/05 28 Indiana State 11/29/85 28 Nebraska 2/27/85 Steals West Texas State 1/3/ Mississippi Valley St. 12/21/ Miami 12/31/ UNC-Asheville 2/28/94 26 West Virginia 1/2/94 26 Northern Iowa 12/6/91 26 Oklahoma City 1/4/90 26 Tulsa 12/5/86 26 Creighton 2/7/81 Fouls Oklahoma State 1/22/ Bowling Green 12/30/86 33 Wichita State 12/20/ Nebraska 2/13/02 32 Missouri 2/26/95 32 Creighton 12/10/94 32 Missouri 2/6/94 32 Oklahoma 1/14/87 Fewest Fouls 1. 6 UNC-Asheville 2/28/ Northern Iowa 12/6/ Texas Southern 12/6/ Kansas State 1/8/05 9 Cal State Fullerton 12/6/03 9 Florida Atlantic 12/12/92 9 Middle Tennessee State 3/6/88 9 Missouri State 11/30/84 9 Cheyney State 1/8/83 Most Turnovers Penn State 12/12/ Missouri 2/18/84 35 Cleveland State 1/1/84 35 Missouri 1/15/ Nebraska 1/16/99 34 Oklahoma 3/8/85 34 Delta State 12/2/82 34 Queens College 12/28/78 Fewest Turnovers 1. 5 Northern Iowa 3/13/ New Orleans 12/3/05 6 Missouri 2/23/00 6 Oklahoma State 1/16/82 6 Wayland Baptist 12/1/80 Largest Halftime Deficit Overcome To Win Iowa State 2/13/ Texas 1/13/ Wisconsin 12/11/05 14 Oklahoma 2/25/ Minnesota 11/21/98 165

12 Most Points Scored Lynette Woodard vs. Iowa St. 2/2/ Vickie Adkins vs. Texas A&I 12/15/ Angie Snider vs. Missouri 1/29/83 38 Lynette Woodard vs. Colorado 1/15/81 Most Rebounds Lynette Woodard vs. Iowa St. 2/28/ Tracy Claxton vs. Pacific 11/21/ Lynn Page vs. Oklahoma 1/14/89 18 Vickie Adkins vs. Missouri State 11/30/84 18 Philicia Allen vs. Nebraska 3/1/83 ALLEN FIELDHOUSE YEARLY ATTENDANCE RECORDS Total Home Year Attend. G Avg Record , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ALLEN FIELDHOUSE RECORDS Most Steals Lynette Woodard vs. Creighton 2/7/ Angela Aycock vs. Missouri 2/26/ Terrilyn Johnson vs. Emporia St. 12/14/91 8 Terrilyn Johnson vs. Missouri 1/20/90 8 Lynette Woodard vs. Missouri 2/3/81 8 Lynette Woodard vs. Pittsburgh St. 1/21/81 Most Assists Erica Hallman vs. Dartmouth 12/18/04 13 Lisa Braddy vs. Miss. Valley St. 11/27/ Lisa Braddy vs. Drake 12/7/87 12 Vickie Adkins vs. Wichita St. 12/22/ Lisa Braddy vs. Nebraska 2/4/89 11 Evette Ott vs. Oklahoma State 1/18/86 11 Lynette Woodard vs. Creighton 2/7/81 Most Blocked Shots 1. 7 Lisa Tate vs. Morgan State 12/8/93 7 Deborah Richardson vs. Okla. City 1/9/ Tamara Ransburg vs. W. Illinois 12/7/02 6 Kristin Geoffroy vs. Alabama St. 11/30/01 6 Deborah Richardson vs. Wich. St. 2/2/87 6 Lynn Page vs. C. Missouri St. 11/28/86 6 Philicia Allen vs. Nebraska 3/1/83 Most Field Goals Attempted Lynette Woodard vs. Iowa State 2/2/ Angie Snider vs. Okla. City 11/18/ Tamecka Dixon vs. Vanderbilt 3/17/97 26 Angela Aycock vs. Colorado 2/24/95 26 Angela Aycock vs. Illinois St. 12/3/94 Most Free Throws Angie Snider vs. Missouri 1/29/ Vickie Adkins vs. Texas A&I 12/15/ Danielle McCray vs. Marquette 12/06/07 12 Angela Aycock vs. Missouri 2/26/95 12 Lisa Braddy vs. Iowa State 2/7/90 12 Vickie Adkins vs. Missouri 2/12/86 Most Free Throws Attempted Angie Snider vs. Missouri 1/29/ Vickie Adkins vs. Texas A&I 12/15/ Angela Aycock vs. Missouri 2/26/ Angie Snider vs. Wichita State 2/16/ Daniellle McCray vs. Marquette 12/06/07 14 Tamecka Dixon vs. SMU 11/15/97 14 Terrilyn Johnson vs. Okla. St. 2/10/90 14 Vickie Adkins vs. CS Ful. 12/29/82 ALLEN FIELDHOUSE SINGLE GAME ATTENDANCE RECORDS Attendance Opponent Date Game Result 1. 13,352 Colorado Kansas, ,858 Kansas State Kansas State, ,100 Colorado Kansas, ,650 Kansas State Kansas, ,200 Kansas State Kansas, ,850 Northwestern Northwestern, ,150 Kansas State Kansas, ,122 Nebraska Kansas ,987 Kansas State Kansas, ,634 Texas Kansas,

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14 1. Lynette Woodard 3,649 Points Wichita, Kan. 6-0 F ,000 POINT CLUB One of the most highly decorated players in women s college basketball history... Inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as a player in September 2004 and as a member of the Harlem Globetrotters in Enshrined in the Women s Basketball Hall of Fame in WNBA Elite Draft pick Broderick and Wade Trophy winner... Four-time All-Big Eight and Kodak All-American... Two-time Academic All-American s Big Eight Player of the Decade... First female member of the Harlem Globetrotters... Member of the 1980 and 1984 Olympic teams - captained the 1984 gold medal winning team... Member of the 1990 Goodwill Games and World Championships teams... Member of the 1983 and 1991 Pan American Games team... Played professionally in Italy and Japan... Elected to the Kansas and National High School Sports Hall of Fames... Served as a Kansas assistant coach from , and Played two seasons in the WNBA... In 1992 was the first woman inducted into the GTE Academic All-America Hall of Fame. Woodard Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

15 2. Adrian Mitchell 2,124 Points Kansas City, Mo. 5-8 F ,000 POINT CLUB The first KU player to score 2,000 career points and the first to grab 1,000 career rebounds... A 1978 and 1979 Wade Trophy finalist... Two-time All-Big Eight ( )... Four-time All-Big Eight tournament team... A 1978 NWIT All- American... Led KU in scoring on 46 occasions and in rebounding in 47 games... Played and started in all 124 games in her four-year career... Invited to try out for the World University Games team in Draft pick of the Chicago Hustle of the now defunct Women s Basketball League (WBL). Mitchell Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

16 3. Angela Aycock 1,978 Points Dallas, Texas 6-2 F ,000 POINT CLUB Had her No. 12 Kansas jersey retired on Feb. 3, Kodak All-American... Second team Associated Press All-American (1995)... Big Eight Conference co-player of the Year (1994)... First team All-Big Eight (1993, 94, 95)... Named Big Eight Player of the Week six times in her career... Starter on the U.S. Junior World Championship Team (1992)... Most Valuable Player in the Big Eight Conference Tournament (1993)... Honorable mention All-Big Eight Conference selection (1992)... Played three seasons in the WNBA and overseas before giving up basketball in 2002 to devote her life to the Church. Aycock Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

17 4. Vickie Adkins 1,786 Points Oklahoma City, Okla. 6-1 F/C ,000 POINT CLUB Three-time All-Big Eight first team ( )... Selected to Kodak All-District team ( )... Winner of the Lynette Woodard Award given to Most Valuable Player at KU (1985, 1986) Wade Trophy finalist... Member of the Big Eight All-Decade team... Three-time Big Eight Player of the Week... Tricaptain during the season... Finished her career ranked in the Kansas all-time top five in scoring, rebounding, field goals made, field goals attempted, field goal percentage, blocked shots, free throws made, free throws attempted, free throw percentage and steals. Adkins Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

18 5. Lynn Pride 1,774 Points Dallas, Texas 6-2 G/F ,000 POINT CLUB Voted All-American honorable mention (Associated Press), All-American second team (Women s Basketball News Service), All-American third team (Women s Basketball Journal) during the season... Named to the All-Big 12 firstteam (three straight seasons)... One of 15 finalists for 2000 Naismith College Basketball Player of the Year... Finalist for NCAA Division I Kodak All-America Basketball team... Recorded double-digit scoring in 27 games during her senior season and 88 times in her career... Posted six double-doubles in and ended career with Is one of just two KU players in the history of the program to reach 1,700 points, 850 rebounds and 250 steals, the other being former KU standout and four-time All-American Lynette Woodard... Played in the WNBA for the Minnesota Lynx. Pride Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

19 6. Tamecka Dixon 1,689 Points Linden, N.J. 5-9 G ,000 POINT CLUB Had her No. 33 Kansas jersey retired on Feb. 3, Kodak All-American Big 12 Player of the Year Big 12 All-Tournament Team... Two-time Big 12 Player of the Week Associated Press honorable mention All-American... Named the 1996 Big Eight Player of the Year after leading Kansas to its sixth conference title... Was chosen to the 1996 Big Eight All- Tournament Team... A Dial Classic All-Tournament team member two consecutive years... Played in the 1995 Olympic Sports Festival... Was given the 1994 Hustler Award at the Dr. Pepper/Lady Bear Classic... Scored 30 or more points in three games during her career... Named to the 1996 Players All-Big Eight first team... A three-time all-star for the Los Angeles Sparks of the WNBA which won the 2001 and 2002 WNBA Championship. Dixon Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

20 7. Crystal Kemp 1,637 Points Topeka, Kan. 6-2 F ,000 POINT CLUB Named All-Big 12 First Team as a senior and All-Big 12 Honorable Mention as a junior... A member of the Athletic Director s Honor Roll all four years... A three-time member of the Academic All-Big 12 First Team... Was a memeber of the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VII team in Scored a career-high 28 points in a KU victory over Wisconsin on Dec. 11, Named Big 12 Player of the Week on Dec. 12, 2005 and Jan. 3, Named the Lynette Woodard Team MVP in Became just the sixth player in KU history to accumulate over 1,600 career points and 800 career rebounds... Finished her career ranked in the top-10 in points (7th-1,637), rebounds (8th- 826), field goals made (6th-654), field goals attempted (7th-1,285), field goal percentage (10th-50.9), free throws made (T-8th-323), free throws attempted (10th-439), free throw percentage (8th-73.6), blocked shots (7th-90) and minutes (6th-3,620). Kemp Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Totals

21 8. Charisse Sampson 1,568 Points Los Angeles, Calif G ,000 POINT CLUB Three-time U.S. Jones Cup Team member... All-Big Eight Second Team (1994, 1995, 1996)... All-Big Eight Honorable Mention (1993)... Member of the 1995 Dial Soap Classic and Dr. Pepper/Lady Bear Classic All-Tournament teams... Started every game of the season... Recorded 20 points or more 20 times in her career... Scored 34 points versus Stephen F. Austin in the first round of the 1994 NCAA Tournament... Played for the Seattle Storm of the WNBA before retiring in Sampson Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

22 9. Angie Snider 1,518 Points Roeland Park, Kan. 5-9 G ,000 POINT CLUB A 1984 honorable mention All-American by Fast Break magazine... Wade Trophy finalist in Two-time Kodak All-District team ( )... Member of CoSIDA All-Academic second team in All-Big Eight and Academic All-Big Eight in Led the Big Eight in scoring during the 1984 season... Named to the Kodak Region V team for the season... Tri-Captain for the team... Transferred to KU from the University of Oregon. Snider Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

23 10. Angie Halbleib 1,429 Points Middleton, Wis G ,000 POINT CLUB A 1996 and 1997 GTE Academic All-American... Named a 1996 and 1997 honorable mention all-conference team member selected by the league coaches... Named to the 1996 and 1997 Phillips 66 Academic All-Big Eight and All-Big 12 teams... KU s most prolific three-point shooter with 234 career three-point field goals and was second in the Big Eight record book for three-point shots made... Also finished her career listed first in the KU record book for three-point attempts in a career with Named a Jayhawk Scholar each of her semesters at Kansas... Now pursuing a career in coaching. Halbleib Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

24 11. Lisa Braddy 1,387 Points Kansas City, Kan. 5-8 F ,000 POINT CLUB Selected All-Big Eight Second Team during the 1988, 1989 and 1990 seasons... KU s all-time leader in assists... Owns the KU single-season assist record with 207 during the season... Competed for the United States Select Team that won the silver medal at the Jones Cup competition in Taiwan... Big Eight Newcomer of the Year (1987)... Selected as an alternate for the United States Olympic Festival team. Braddy Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

25 12. Jaclyn Johnson 1,378 Points Burbank, Calif. 6-1 F ,000 POINT CLUB Ranks fifth on the KU all-time rebounding list with 846 career boards... Appeared in 123 games (starting 117), which ranks as the fifth-most by any Jayhawk... Ranks fifth in both career free throws made (382) and free throws attempted (555)... Named All-Big 12 honorable mention (2000, 2001)... Voted to the Lady Blazer Classic all-tournament team and KU Credit Union Classic All-Tournament team her senior year... Drafted in the third round of the 2001 WNBA draft by the Orlando Miracle and is now playing overseas. Johnson Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

26 13. Suzi Raymant 1,194 Points Melbourne, Australia 5-11 G ,000 POINT CLUB Two-time All-Big 12 Honorable Mention (1998, 2000)... Recorded doubledigit scoring in 24 games including 19 of her final 20 games her senior season... Was awarded Big 12 Player of the Week and KU Credit Union Jayhawk Classic MVP honors after averaging 19.5 points, 4.0 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 3.0 steals and shooting 58.6 percent from the field during the two-day tournament... Redshirted the season after tearing the ACL in her left knee versus Minnesota on Nov. 21, 1998 Won the AT&T Long Distance Award for posting the highest three-point field goal percentage during the month of December in 1997 Recorded three 30-plus point games during the campaign. Raymant Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

27 14. Erica Hallman 1,185 Points Covington, Ky. 5-8 G ,000 POINT CLUB Named All-Big 12 Honorable Mention as a junior and senior... Posted careerbest averages of 14.2 points and 4.5 rebounds as a senior... Drained 84.0 percent (42-of-50) of her free throws during the season to establish a new KU single-season record... Became the 19th player in Jayhawk history to accumulate over 1,000 career points, surpassing the mark on Jan. 28, 2006 at Baylor... Was the only player in the Big 12 during the campaign to average at least 14 points, four assists and four rebounds per game... Ended her career as the second-leading all-time 3-point shooter in KU history with 181 made and 494 attempted, in addition to ranking fifth with a 36.6 three-point shooting percentage... Also ended her career in the KU top-10 in free throw percentage (9th, 73.3 percent), assists (3rd, 455) and minutes played (9th, 3,400). Hallman Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Totals

28 15. Lisa Dougherty 1,163 Points Leavenworth, Kan. 5-8 G ,000 POINT CLUB A member of the 1988 Big Eight Conference all-tournament team... Academic All-Big Eight Honorable Mention (1988)... All-Big Eight Academic Second Team (1987)... Captain for the season... Selected Newcomer of the Year by her teammates ( )... Selected as an alternate for the North Squad at the U.S. Olympic Festival (1985)... Ranks in the top 10 of nearly every KU record category. Dougherty Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

29 16. Brooke Reves 1,101 Points Denver, Colo. 6-0 F ,000 POINT CLUB Named All-Big 12 Honorable Mention both her junior and senior seasons... Named to the Jayhawk Classic All-Tournament Team as a senior and named to the Great Alaska Shootout and KU Credit Union Jayhawk Classic all-tournament teams as a junior... One of two Jayhawks to start every game her senior season... Was second on the team in scoring (13.6 ppg), rebounding (7.1 rpg) and steals (1.9 spg) during her senior season... Recorded double-digit scoring in 25 of 29 games her final year as a Jayhawk... Now playing overseas. Reves Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

30 17. Jennifer Jackson 1,075 Points Tuscaloos, Ala G ,000 POINT CLUB Finished KU career ranked third on the all-time assists list with 390 career assists and the leader on the KU career minutes played chart, playing 3,898 minutes in a Jayhawk uniform... Named first-team Academic All-Big 12 for four straight seasons... A member of the 2001 Verizon Academic All-District VII second team her senior year... All-Big 12 honorable mention selection both junior and senior seasons... Never fouled out of a game in her Kansas career. Jackson Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

31 18. Shebra Legrant 1,044 Points Vidalia, Ga. 6-0 F ,000 POINT CLUB Two-time Junior College All-American... Led the nation s junior colleges in scoring (32.1) at Roxbury (Mass.) Community College... Also led the nation in rebounding (25.0) at Roxbury CC... Averaged a stellar 18.8 points per game and 4.2 rebounds per game her senior season at Kansas. Legrant Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

32 19. Tracy Claxton 1,024 Points New Haven, Conn. 6-0 C ,000 POINT CLUB Kodak All-Region VI (1982)... Second team All-Big Eight Tournament Team (1981)... Member of 1979 Pan American Games team that captured the gold medal in Colorado Springs, Colo.... Member of the 1979 United States Junior Olympic team. Claxton Career Stats Year GP-S MIN FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB Avg. PF-D A TO B S PTS Avg Total

33 I believe I can do all things through Christ. I believe Michael Jackson is the King of Pop. I believe everyone has a soul mate. I believe a great leader makes everyone around them better. I believe in making mistakes and learning from them. I believe everything happens for a reason. I believe in karma. What comes around, goes around. I believe talent will take you places, but character will keep you there. I believe that cute shoes make the walk through life more fun. I believe that every woman should own a diamond. I believe in loving myself - If I don t, no one else will. I believe in facing the things that scare me the most and seeing the greatest possibilities. I believe in daydreaming. I believe in control top pantyhose, mascara and chapstick. I believe in a long run with music in my ears and the sun at my back. I am Trena Anderson and I believe in WE

34 KODAK ALL-AMERICANS Lynette Woodard Kansas Career Honors Four-time Kodak All-American (1978, 1979, 1980, 1981) 1981 Wade Trophy Winner 1982 NCAA Top Five Award 1982 Broderick Award Member of GTE Academic Hall of Fame Two-Time Academic All-American All-time leading scorer in women s college basketball history (3,649 points) 1980 and 1984 Olympic Team Member Co-captain of the gold-medal 1984 team 1978 U.S. Select Team Member 1978 Spartakiade Games 1979 World University Games Team Member AIAW Region Six All-Tournament Team (1979, 1980, 1981) 1978 Street and Smith Freshman of the Year 1978 Basketball Weekly Freshman of the Year Three-Time National Scouting Association All-American First KU player to top 1,000 points in a season First KU player to top 500 rebounds in a season 1980 participant in Women s Games Three- Time Big Eight Tournament MVP 1979 Kansas State Classic All-Tournament Team Big Eight Player of the Decade for the 1980 s First woman inducted into the KU Hall of Fame Led the nation, including men, in scoring (1979) Led the nation in steals (1979,1980, 1981) 1978 and 1981 KU Commission on the Status of Women Outstanding Woman of the Year Other Honors 2005 Women s Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee 2004 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Inductee Professional basketball player in Japan and Italy First female member of Harlem Globetrotters 1997 WNBA Elite Draft selection Kansas All-Time Scoring 1st (3,649) Steals 1st (522) Rebounds 1st (1,734) Assists 2nd (502) Field Goals 1st (1,572) Blocks 2nd (126) FG Attempted 1st (2,994) Minutes 5th (3,651) Free Throws 1st (505) Games 1st (139) FT Attempted 1st (743) 188

35 KODAK ALL-AMERICANS Angela Aycock Kansas Career Honors 1995 Kodak All-American 1995 Associated Press All-American (second team) 1995 USBWA All- American Three-time first team All-Big Eight selection ( ) Preseason co-big Eight Player of the Year 1995 Dr. Pepper/Lady Bear Classic MVP Six-time Big Eight Player of the Week 1995 All-Big Eight Tournament Team selection Three-time Kansas team captain co-big Eight Player of the Year 1993 Big Eight Tournament Most Valuable Player 1993 and 1995 MVP Dial Soap Classic Tournament Honorable mention All-Big Eight (1992) 1992 Sheridan Classic MVP 1992 U.S. Junior National Team Member Kansas All-Time Scoring, 3rd (1,978) Rebounds, 6th (827) Field Goals, 2nd (743) FG Attempted, 3rd (1,688) Free Throws, 2nd (448) FT Attempted, 2nd (634) Steals, 2nd (309) Minutes, 5th (3,577) 189

36 KODAK ALL-AMERICANS Tamecka Dixon Kansas Career Honors 1997 Kodak All-American 1997 Associated Press All-American (second team) 1997 USBWA All- American 1997 Big 12 Player of the Year 1997 Big 12 All-Tournament Team 1996 Big Eight Player of the Year Preseason Big 12 Player of the Year 1996 Associated Press Honorable Mention 1996 Big Eight All-Tournament Team 1996 Dial Soap Classic MVP 1996 Saint Joseph s Classic MVP 1995 Dial Soap Classic All-Tournament Team 1994 Dial Soap Classic All-Tournament Team 1994 Phillips 66 Academic All-Big Eight member Currently plays in the WNBA for the Houston Comets. Kansas All-Time Scoring, 6th (1,689) Field Goals. 5th (635) FG Attempted, 6th (1,388) Free Throws, 4th (385) FT Attempted, 5th (550) Steals, 6th (209) Assists, 4th (337) 190

37 I believe that most people have good intentions. I believe in being open minded. I believe that love is giving others the power to hurt you, with complete trust they won t. I believe in ice cream every day. I believe in teammates who are family. I believe that success is a personal definition. I believe that communication is essential in any relationship. I believe in taking a leap of faith. I believe that being well-traveled is an invaluable asset. I believe in me time. I believe that the truth will always come out. I believe in movie nights. I believe that anything worthwhile requires sacrifice. I believe that it is a really small world. I believe in listening to your heart. I believe in family traditions. I believe that you get out of things what you put into them. I am Rebecca Feickert and I believe in WE

38 Coaches All-Big First Team Tamecka Dixon Honorable Mention Jennifer Trapp Nakia Sanford Lynn Pride Angie Halbleib 1998 First Team Lynn Pride 1999 First Team Lynn Pride Honorable Mention Nakia Sanford 2000 First Team Lynn Pride Honorable Mention Suzi Raymant Brooke Reves Jaclyn Johnson Jennifer Jackson 2001 Honorable Mention Jaclyn Johnson Brooke Reves Jennifer Jackson 2005 Honorable Memtion Erica Hallman Crystal Kemp 2006 First Team Crystal Kemp Honorable Mention Erica Hallman JAYHAWK BIG 12 HONOR ROLL 2007 Second Team Shaquina Mosley 2008 Honorable Mention Danielle McCray All Rookie Team Krysten Boogaard Big 12 Academic Teams 1997 First Team Angie Halbleib Honorable Mention Heather Fletcher 1998 First Team Jennifer Jackson Jaclyn Johnson Casey Pruitt Nikki White Honorable Mention Heather Fletcher 1999 First Team Jennifer Jackson Honorable Mention Casey Pruitt 2000 First Team Jennifer Jackson Nikki White Honorable Mention Casey Pruitt 2001 First Team Jennifer Jackson Nikki White 2002 First Team Leila Mengüç Nikki White Second Team Kristin Geoffroy 2003 First Team Leila Mengüç Valerie Migicovsky (4.0 GPA) Blair Waltz Second Team Brandi McGinest 2004 First Team Leila Mengüç Crystal Kemp Second Team Blair Waltz 2005 First Team Crystal Kemp Blair Waltz 2006 First Team Jamie Boyd Crystal Kemp Taylor McIntosh 2007 First Team Jamie Boyd Ivana Catic Second Team Taylor McIntosh Marija Zinic 2008 First Team Jamie Boyd Ivana Catic Taylor McIntosh Kelly Kohn Big 12 Coach of the Year Marian Washington, 1997 Big 12 Player of the Year Tamecka Dixon, 1997 Big 12 Player of the Week 1997 Tamecka Dixon: Dec. 16, Jan. 27 Angie Halbleib: March Suzi Raymant: Dec. 8, March Lynn Pride: Jan. 4, Jan Suzi Raymant: Dec. 6 Lynn Pride: Jan Crystal Kemp: Dec Crystal Kemp: Jan. 3 Big 12 Rookie of the Week 1999 Brooke Reves: Feb Aquanita Burras: Dec Kelly Kohn: Dec Nicollette Smith: Nov Krysten Boogaard: Feb. 4 Big 12 Postgraduate Scholarship Angie Halbleib Big 12 All-Tournament Teams 1997 Tamecka Dixon 1998 Lynn Pride 192

39 All-American Lynette Woodard, (Kodak) Angela Aycock, 1995 (Kodak) Tamecka Dixon, 1997 (Kodak) Adrian Mitchell, 1978 (WNIT) All-American Honorable Mention Tracy Claxton, 1982 Angie Snider, 1984 Angela Aycock, 1993 Tamecka Dixon, 1996 Lynn Pride, 1999 CoSIDA Academic All-American Lynette Woodard Angie Halbleib Angie Snider All-Academic District VII Second Team Jennifer Jackson JAYHAWKS OF DISTINCTION American Basketball League Charisse Sampson Angela Aycock Basketball Times Second Team All-Freshman Charisse Sampson, 1993 Big Eight Coach of the Year Marian Washington, 1992, 1996 Big 12 Coach of the Year Marian Washington, 1997 Black Coaches Association (BCA) President, Marian Washington, BCA Lifetime Achievement Award Marian Washington, 2003 BCA Women s Coach of the Year Marian Washington, 1992, 1996 Broderick Award Lynette Woodard, 1981 Carol Eckman Award Marian Washington, 1991 Bonnie Henrickson, 2005 Chicago Hustle of WBL Adrian Mitchell Goodwill Games Lynette Woodard, 1990 GTE Academic All-American Hall of Fame Lynette Woodard, 1992 Harlem Globetrotters Lynette Woodard Junior Olympic Team Tracy Claxton Margaret Wade Trophy Lynette Woodard, 1981 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Lynette Woodard, inducted 2004 NCAA Top Five Award Lynette Woodard Olympic Festival Tamecka Dixon, Charisse Sampson, 1993 Lisa Tate, 1991 Jackie Martin, 1985 Olympic Games Lynette Woodard, 1980, 1984 Marian Washington, assistant coach, 1996 selection committee, Overseas Professional Leagues Brooke Reves - Belgium Jennifer Trapp - Finland, Luxembourg Angela Aycock - France, Italy Jaclyn Johnson - Israel Lynette Woodard - Italy, Japan Nakia Sanford - Korea Charisse Sampson - Spain Philicia Allen - England Tamecka Dixon - Turkey Suzi Raymant - Australia Pan-American Games Tracy Claxton, 1979 Lynette Woodard, 1983, 1991 Lynn Pride, 1999 Southland Olympia Award Lynette Woodard, 1983 Spartakiade Games Lynette Woodard,

40 JAYHAWKS OF DISTINCTION World University Games Trials Shaquina Mosley, 2005 Women s Basketball Coaches Association Marian Washington, Board of Directors Bonnie Henrickson, Secretary Women s Basketball Hall of Fame Marian Washington, inducted 2004 Lynette Woodard, inducted 2005 Women s National Basketball League (WNBA) Angela Aycock Tamecka Dixon Jaclyn Johnson Lynn Pride Charisse Sampson Nakia Sanford Lynette Woodard USA Jones Cup Team Lynn Pride, 1998 Charisse Sampson, USA Junior World Team Angela Aycock, 1993 Lynn Pride, USA National Team Angela Aycock, 1993 Charisse Sampson, 1993 USA Select Team Lynette Woodard, 1978 Marian Washington, Head Coach, 1983 Lisa Braddy, 1988 World University Games Tracy Claxton, 1979 Lynette Woodard, 1983,

41 I believe that pressure of expectations breeds character. I believe that people make the place. I believe that if i do today what you won t do, tomorrow I can do what you can t. I believe that an outfit starts with a great pair of shoes and a vavoom purse. I believe in family first. I believe in the talent on our basketball team. I believe in working out! I believe in cleanliness. I believe in acceptance of all different types of people. I believe in the golden rule. I believe in the game of basketball! I am Tamika Raymond and I believe in WE

42 (2-4) M9 W, NW Missouri St. Manhattan, Kan. AIAW Regional VI M10 L, Missouri Manhattan, Kan. AIAW Regional VI M11 L, Drake Manhattan, Kan. AIAW Regional VI M16 L, 87-92** Kentucky Amarillo, Texas NWIT M17 W, Minnesota Amarillo, Texas NWIT M18 L, Drake Amarillo, Texas NWIT (4-1) M9 W, Nebraska Minneapolis, Minn. AIAW Regional VI M10 W, Missouri Minneapolis, Minn. AIAW Regional VI M11 W, Kansas State Minneapolis, Minn. AIAW Regional VI M16 L, Louisiana State Carbondale, Ill. AIAW Sectional M17 W, N. Connecticut St. Carbondale, Ill. AIAW Sectional KANSAS IN THE POSTSEASON Kansas Jayhawks (3-1) M13 W, South Dakota Minneapolis, Minn. AIAW Regional VI M14 W, Drake Minneapolis, Minn. AIAW Regional VI M15 W, Minnesota Minneapolis, Minn. AIAW Regional VI M21 L, UCLA Lawrence, Kan. AIAW Sectional Kansas Jayhawks (4-1) M6 W, CMSU Des Moines, Iowa AIAW Regional VI M7 W, Nebraska Des Moines, Iowa AIAW Regional VI M8 W, Kansas State Des Moines, Iowa AIAW Regional VI M12 W, Cheyney State Lawrence, Kan. AIAW Sectional M15 L, Louisiana State Ruston, La. AIAW Sectional Kansas Jayhawks 196

43 (1-1) M11 W, NE Louisiana Monroe, La. NCAA 1st Round M14 L, Georgia Athens, Ga. NCAA 2nd Round (1-1) M16 W, Mid. Tenn. St. Lawrence, Kan. NCAA 1st Round M19 L, Louisiana Tech Ruston, La. NCAA 2nd Round KANSAS IN THE POSTSEASON Kansas Jayhawks (0-1) M18 L, Missouri State Springfield, Mo. NCAA 1st Round Kansas Jayhawks (0-1) M17 L, California Lawrence, Kan. NCAA 1st Round (2-1) M21 W, Louisville Amarillo, Texas NWIT M22 L, Santa Clara Amarillo, Texas NWIT M23 W, Houston Amarillo, Texas NWIT KANSAS JAYHAWKS 11 NCAA Appearances 1987, 1988, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, Kansas Jayhawks 197

44 KANSAS IN THE POSTSEASON (1-1) M16 W, Stephen F. Austin Nacogdoches, Texas NCAA 1st Round M19 L, Penn State University Park, Pa. NCAA 2nd Round (0-1) M16 L, Wisconsin Lubbock, Texas NCAA 1st Round (2-1) M16 W, Mid. Tenn. St. Lawrence, Kan. NCAA 1st Round M18 W, Texas Lawrence, Kan. NCAA 2nd Round M23 L, Tennessee Charlottesville, Va. NCAA Regional Semis Kansas vs. NCAA Opponents Kansas Jayhawks Opponent Record Last Played Arkansas California Detroit Georgia Iowa Louisiana Tech Marquette Middle Tennessee State Missouri State Northeast Louisiana Penn State Purdue Stephen F. Austin Tennessee Texas Tulane Vanderbilt Wisconsin Kansas Jayhawks 198

45 (1-1) M15 W, Detroit Lawrence, Kan. NCAA 1st Round M17 L, Vanderbilt Lawrence, Kan. NCAA 2nd Round KANSAS IN THE POSTSEASON (1-1) M13 W, Marquette West Lafayette, Ind. NCAA 1st Round M15 L, Purdue West Lafayette, Ind. NCAA 2nd Round Kansas Jayhawks (2-1) M13 W, Tulane Iowa City, Iowa NCAA 1st Round M15 W, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa NCAA 2nd Round M21 L, Arkansas Oakland, Calif. NCAA Regional Semis Kansas Jayhawks (0-1) M18 L, 69-71** Vanderbilt Ruston, La. NCAA First Round Kansas Jayhawks Kansas Jayhawks 199

46 (1-1) M16 W, Northern Iowa Lawrence, Kan. WNIT 1st Round M19 L, Ole Miss Lawrence, Kan. WNIT 2nd Round KANSAS IN THE POSTSEASON (1-1) M24W, Evansville Lawrence, Kan. WNIT 2nd Round M27L, Michigan State East Lansing, Mich. WNIT 3rd Round Kansas Jayhawks Kansas Jayhawks 200

47 - A - Adkins, Barbara Adkins, Vickie Allen, Philicia Arnold, Michelle Aycock, Angela B - Baker, Carrie 1992 Baker, Lisa Ballard, Jan Beachem, Keila Beattie, Kathy Becker, Stacey 2003 Berens, Susan 1977 Bieber, Darcy 1991 Blackwood, Stephanie 1974 Blattner, Debbie Bleske, Brenda 1980 Bloxom, Shannon 1989 Bonner, Kandis 2004 Bonham, Tanya Boogaard, Krysten 2008-pres. Bosi, Fernanda 2001 Boyd, Jamie 2005-pres. Boyle, Grace 1903 Braddy, Lisa Brown, Dalchon 2001 Brown, Janet 1974 Brown, Kaylee Brox, Ali 1999 Bulmer, Renea 1981 Burnett, Cheryl Burras, Aquanita Bybee, Amy C - Cable, Gail Canada, Shelly Catic, Ivana 2006-pres. ALL-TIME JAYHAWKS Carle, Amy 1986 Carney, Paige Carter, Leeann (Mgr.) 1982 Cavanaugh, Theresa 1977 Chennault, Misti Chlystek, Susan Chrnelich, Mary Claxton, Tracy Connely, Jessamine 1993 Cook, Laura 1973 Cortese, Margaret 1975 Cullen, Kathleen Currie, Cindy D - Dahl, Bente 1985 debruin, Sandra 1990 Dieterich, Jennifer 1995 Dietrich, Mary 1974 Dixon, Tamecka Dougherty, Lisa Douglas, Mag Duma, Tracy 1983 Duran, Michelle E - Eckley, Bessie 1993 Eikmeier, Dawn Engel, Carol 1973 English, Rhonda 1974 Ervin, Lauren F - Fankhauser, Nancy Faust, Marie 1973 Feickert, Rebecca 2007-pres. Fischer, Holly 1976 Fletcher, Heather G - Gaines, Diana Geoffroy, Kristin Gleazer, Sue 1969 Glynn, Peggy Goodwin, Gail 1979 Gracey, Tamara Graves, Gloria 1975 Graves, Larisha 2004 Grayer, Patience H - Haight, Susan Halbleib, Angie Haliburton, Ebony 2003 Hallman, Erica Hammersmith, Virginia 1972 Hanna, Nancy 1975 Hannon, Katie Hansen, Barbara Harper, Arlys Hart, Kay Kay Hartshorn, Cindy Hatfield, Peggy 1974 Hawley, Kerri 1987 Hayes, Heather 2005 Heinrichs, Edna 1903 Hickert, Kathy 1975 Hilgenkamp, K.C Hoffman, Tammy 1981 Holden, Shyra ,82 Holmes, Amelia 1993 Horner, Lindsey J - Jackson, Jennifer Jacobs, LaChelda 2007-pres. Jameson, Nancy 1972 Jamison, Flo Jenkins, Marilyn 1984 Jennings, Kelly Johnson, Jaclyn Johnson, Terrilyn Jones, Sherri K - Kelley, Cindy Kelly, Susan 1981 Kemp, Crystal Killen, Jill 1986 King, Tasha 1995 Kite, Shannon Knapp, Chuck (Mgr.) Knox, Sandy Kohn, Kelly 2007-pres. Koleber, June Komp, Jeanie L - LaGrande, Linda 1971 Lambros, Nancy 1975 Lane, Margie 1973 Larson, Jill 1977 Laudermilk, Debbie Leathers, Michelle Ledet, Keshana Legrant, Shebra Linsenmeyer, Sally 1969 Lippitt, Doris List, Ruth 1979 Lowry, Lynne 1981 Luna, Elizabeth 1993 Lutz, Jennifer M - McBride, Sara 1972 McCloud, Marthea 1989, McCray, Danielle 2007-pres. McGinest, Brandi McIntosh, Taylor

48 McWhirt, Melaney Martin, Jackie Mason, Patricia May, Kristen Means, Connie 1981 Meigs, Sherri 1972 Mengüç, Leila Mentzer, Rachel 1903 Metzler, Brenda Metzler, Marilyn Migicovsky, Valerie Millard, Becky 1973 Miller, Regan Mitchell, Adrian Mixon, Caroline Moffite, Brenda 1995 Morgan, Karen Morris, Sade 2007-pres. Morton, Jessie 1903 Moser, Donna 1977 Mosley, Shaquina Muncy, Ericka Myers, Mary 1981, N - Nelson, LaTanya Nicolet, Susanne 1975 Norris, Steph Novak, Barbara O - Jen Orgas 2006 Ott, Evette P - Page, Lynn Page, Renea 1984 Palmquist, Kris 1973 Pappas, Janet Patterson, Kathy Paulsen, Penny Peeples, Rose 1982 ALL-TIME JAYHAWKS Penner, Marci Philbin, Diana 1973 Phipps, Kelly Platt, Cindy Plump, Bev (Mgr.) 1975 Pride, Lynn Pruitt, Casey Pyle, Ashley Q - Quarles, Valerie R - Raney, Judy Ransburg, Tamara Raymant, Suzi Reed, Cindy 1976 Reed, Erinn Reves, Brooke Rhodes, Heather 1988 Rhymes, Alicia Richardson, Deborah 1988 Roark, Liz Robbins, Shandy Roberts, Nichelle Rodriguez, Maria Roenbaugh, Lori 1980 Rose, Alice 1903 Rouse, Teresa Rowan, Barbara S - Sallard, Sophronia 2006 Sampson, Charisse Sanders, Viette Sanford, Nakia Schell, Ann Schmidt, Suzanne 1989 Schmitz, Grace Schneller, Karen Scott, Koya Scott, Megan Scott, Selena Senne, Diane 1987 Shareef, Danielle Shaw, Sandy Shelite, Jamie 2000 Shields, Patti 1974 Shirley, Vickie Slatter, Alana Smagacz, Rose 1977 Smith, Katie 2006-pres. Smith, Nicollette 2008-pres. Smith, Robbin Smith, Sharita Smith, Stephanie 1978 Snider, Angie Spears, Rhonda Spencer, Sharonnè 2002 Stanek, Sandra Stauffer, Tina 1983 Stepney, Dameyia 1999 Stevens, Kathryn 1980 Stewart, Chris Stoecker, Sherri Stroughter, Mesho Sullivan, Donna 1975 Sweet, Mary T - Tate, Lisa Taylor, Angela Taylor, Leonora Thalmann, Kristel Thomas, Lou Ann 1971 Thompson, Chelsey 2002 Trapp, Jennifer Travers, Jenny 1996 Treacy, Lisa (Mgr.) Truitt, Stacy V - Vann, Shiela 1977 Visser, Mary W - Walter, Sydney 1983 Waltz, Blair Waters, Shawna 1987 Webb, Debbie , 79 Webb, Toni Weddington, Porscha 2007-pres. Weldon, Chakeitha 2008 White, Nikki Wiley, Adrienne 1997 Wilson, Dana 1978 Witherspoon, JoJo Wittmer, Wade (Mgr.) Woodard, Lynette Woolf, Sharon Y - Yoder, Tarra 1990 Young, Nancy Y - Yoder, Tarra 1990 Marija Zinic - Z pres. 202