KansaK. ide. ansas s Wome. Naismith Hall of Famer Lynette Woodard owns nine KU career records.

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1 History & Records

2 Points Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Angela Aycock Vickie Adkins Lynn Pr Tamecka Dixon Crystal Kemp Charisse Sampson Angie Snr Angie Halbleib Lisa Braddy Jaclyn Johnson Suzi Raymant Erica Hallman Lisa Dougherty Brooke Reves Rebounds Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Lynn Pr Vickie Adkins Jaclyn Johnson Nakia Sanford Angela Aycock Crystal Kemp Tracy Claxton Terrilyn Johnson Individual CareC areer r Records Fouls Lynette Woodard Jennifer Trapp Jaclyn Johnson Charisse Sampson Nakia Sanford Lisa Tate Tamecka Dixon Lynn Pr Lynn Page Jackie Martin Field Goals Made Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Angela Aycock Lynn Pr Vickie Adkins Crystal Kemp Tamecka Dixon Angie Snr Charisse Sampson Lisa Dougherty Field Goals Attempted Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Angela Aycock Lynn Pr Angie Snr Tamecka Dixon Crystal Kemp Angie Halbleib Lisa Braddy Charisse Sampson Field Goal Percentage (Min. 100 made) ( ) Vickie Adkins ( ) Shebra Legrant ( ) Philicia Allen , ( ) Shelly Canada ( ) Tracy Claxton ( ) Lynette Woodard ( ) Lisa Baker ( ) Alana Slatter ( ) Megan Scott ( ) Crystal Kemp Point Field Goals Made Angie Halbleib Erica Hallman Charisse Sampson Shannon Kite Suzi Raymant Kaylee Brown Kay Kay Hart KC Hilgenkamp Shannon Bloxom Shandy Robbins Point FG Attempted Angie Halbleib Erica Hallman Charisse Sampson Shannon Kite Kaylee Brown Suzi Raymant Kay Kay Hart Shannon Bloxom KC Hilgenkamp Shandy Robbins Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 50 made) (58-133) Sandy Shaw ( ) Suzi Raymant ( ) Charisse Sampson (70-187) KC Hilgenkamp ( ) Erica Hallman (61-168) Shandy Robbins ( ) Angie Halbleib (67-216) Shannon Kite (68-197) Shannon Bloxom (71-216) Kay Kay Hart Naismith Hall of Famer Lynette Woodard owns nine KU career records. 148

3 Individual CareC areer r Records Free Throw Percentage (Min. 50 Made) (72-87) KC Hilgenkamp (57-72) Michelle Leathers (86-109) Kaylee Brown ( ) Suzi Raymant (67-88) Shannon Bloxom ( ) Crystal Kemp (83-111) Chris Stewart ( ) Pat Mason ( ) Erica Hallman ( ) Lynn Pr Games Played Lynette Woodard Nakia Sanford Cheryl Burnett Adrian Mitchell Jaclyn Johnson Jennifer Jackson Lynn Pr Angie Halbleib Jennifer Trapp Lisa Dougherty Jennifer Jackson played more minutes than any Jayhawk in history. Free Throws Made Lynette Woodard Angela Aycock Lisa Braddy Vickie Adkins Tamecka Dixon Jaclyn Johnson Lynn Pr Crystal Kemp Charisse Sampson Adrian Mitchell Free Throws Attempted Lynette Woodard Angela Aycock Lisa Braddy Adrian Mitchell Jaclyn Johnson Tamecka Dixon Vickie Adkins Lynn Pr Charisse Sampson Crystal Kemp Blocked Shots Lisa Tate Vickie Adkins Lynette Woodard Tamara Ransburg Nikki White , Lynn Pr Crystal Kemp Nakia Sanford Lisa Braddy Lynn Page Tracy Claxton Assists Lisa Braddy Lynette Woodard Erica Hallman Jennifer Jackson Kay Kay Hart Tamecka Dixon Mary Myers , Lynn Pr Angela Aycock Sandy Shaw Steals Lynette Woodard Angela Aycock Charisse Sampson Lynn Pr Lisa Braddy Terrilyn Johnson Jennifer Jackson Tamecka Dixon Jaclyn Johnson Kay Kay Hart Minutes Jennifer Jackson Kay Kay Hart Lisa Braddy Lynn Pr Lynette Woodard Crystal Kemp Angela Aycock Nakia Sanford Erica Hallman Jaclyn Johnson Lisa Tate owns the KU career record in blocked shots and also the top three single season marks. 149

4 Points Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Angela Aycock Adrian Mitchell Adrian Mitchell Tamecka Dixon Vickie Adkins Tracy Claxton Individual SeaS eason n Records 3-Point Field Goals Made Angie Halbleib Angie Halbleib Erica Hallman Shannon Kite Erica Hallman Kaylee Brown Sandy Shaw Suzi Raymant Angie Halbleib Angie Halbleib Rebounds Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Tracy Claxton Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Shebra Legrant Tracy Claxton Shyra Holden Adrian Mitchell Adrian Mitchell Point FG Attempted Angie Halbleib Angie Halbleib Erica Hallman Angie Halbleib Kaylee Brown Erica Hallman Shannon Kite Kaylee Brown Angie Halbleib Sandy Shaw Vickie Adkins is the most accurate shooter in KU history. Field Goals Made Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Adrian Mitchell Tracy Claxton Shebra Legrant Angela Aycock Vickie Adkins 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 (42-104) Shannon Bloxom (69-172) Angie Halbleib (61-157) Erica Hallman (48-124) Charisse Sampson (67-185) Angie Halbleib All-American Angela Aycock set the KU season record for free throws made. Field Goals Attempted Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Adrian Mitchell Lynette Woodard Angela Aycock Angie Snr Angie Snr Tamecka Dixon Field Goal Percentage (Min. 100 Made) ( ) Vickie Adkins ( ) Shebra Legrant ( ) Vickie Adkins ( ) Vickie Adkins ( ) Shebra Legrant ( ) Lynette Woodard ( ) Megan Scott ( ) Tracy Claxton ( ) Lisa Tate ( ) Philicia Allen Lisa Braddy owns three of the top four single season assists totals. 150

5 Individual SeaS eason n Records Free Throws Made Angela Aycock Tamecka Dixon Vickie Adkins Lisa Braddy Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Jaclyn Johnson Lynette Woodard Vickie Adkins Tamecka Dixon Free Throws Attempted Angela Aycock Lynette Woodard Tamecka Dixon Lisa Braddy Lynette Woodard Vickie Adkins Jaclyn Johnson Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Vickie Adkins Adrian Mitchell Brooke Reves hit 82 percent from the free throw line in 2001 to set the KU single season standard. Free Throw Percentage (Min. 40 Made) (42-50) Erica Hallman (50-61) Brooke Reves (49-60) KC Hilgenkamp (82-101) Kay Kay Hart (48-60) Jennifer Trapp (84-105) Pat Mason (49-62) Michelle Leathers (41-52) Alana Slatter (92-117) Lynn Pr (47-60) Kaylee Brown Blocked Shots Lisa Tate Lisa Tate Lisa Tate Debbie Richardson Tamara Ransburg Lynette Woodard Tamara Ransburg Vickie Adkins Philicia Allen Shyra Holden Assists Lisa Braddy Lisa Braddy Lynette Woodard Lisa Braddy Lynette Woodard Erica Hallman Lisa Braddy Ivana Catic Mary Myers Erica Hallman Eve Ott Angie Halbleib is Kansas top three-point shooter of all-time. Steals Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lisa Braddy Lisa Braddy Adrian Mitchell Charisse Sampson Angela Aycock Terrilyn Johnson Angela Taylor Fouls Shyra Holden Shebra Legrant Jackie Martin Eve Ott Megan Scott Charisse Sampson Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Jaclyn Johnson Minutes Lynette Woodard Adrian Mitchell Lynette Woodard Kay Kay Hart Cheryl Burnett Lynn Pr Megan Scott Shebra Legrant Kay Kay Hart Lisa Braddy

6 Individual SinS ingle Game Records All-American Tamecka Dixon 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 41 Lynette Woodard...2/20/81 vs. Drake 41 Adrian Mitchell...3/3/79 vs. UNLV 41 Lynette Woodard...12/28/78 vs. Queens 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 Snr...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 Snr...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 Angela Aycock...11/25/94 vs. Virginia Field Goal Percentage (Min. 9 attempts) (11-11) Tracy Claxton...2/26/82 vs. Creighton (9-9) Lisa Baker...2/27/88 vs. Missouri (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 (10-11) Lynette Woodard...2/7/81 vs. Creighton.909 (10-11) Philicia Allen...2/13/85 vs. Missouri 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 Opponent Game Highs Most Points - Individual Opponent Portia Hill, Stephen F. Austin..12/16/ Kate Galligan, Nebraska...2/11/ Amy Stephens, Nebraska...2/4/ Nicole Kubik, Nebraska...1/16/ Erika Martin, Missouri...2/4/96 Most Rebounds - Individual Opponent Tracy Ellis, Missouri...1/13/ Ida Johnson, Delta State...1/21/ Wanda Ford, Drake...1/9/ Theresa Dreiling, Wichita State..12/6/ Tina Dixon, Kansas State...2/23/ Kaylee Brown...1/10/06 at Colorado 11 Angela Aycock...2/24/95 vs. Colorado times, most recently by Erica Hallman at Iowa State 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 Pr...12/6/97 vs. Coppin State (7-8) Sandy Shaw...3/6/88 vs. Nebraska (5-6) Charisse Sampson...12/19/93 vs. Lamar.833 (5-6) Kay Kay Hart...1/22/92 vs. Iowa State 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 Snr...1/29/83 vs. Missouri Tamecka Dixon...1/2/96 vs. USC Marija Zinic...3/8/06 vs. Kansas State (N22) 12 Jaclyn Johnson...2/28/98 vs. Missouri 12 Angela Aycock...2/26/95 vs. Missouri 12 Angela Aycock...2/19/95 vs. Oklahoma 12 Angela Aycock...2/12/95 vs. Kansas State 12 Lisa Braddy...2/7/90 vs. Iowa State 12 Vickie Adkins...2/12/86 vs. Missouri 152

7 Individual SinS ingle Game Records Free Throws Attempted Angie Snr...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 Jaclyn Johnson...2/28/98 vs. Missouri 16 Vickie Adkins...1/31/84 vs. Oklahoma 16 Angie Snr...2/16/83 vs. Wichita State Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 attempts) (16/16) Vickie Adkins...1/31/84 vs. Oklahoma (12/12) Marija Zinic...1/22/06 vs. Kansas State (N22) (12/12) Tamecka Dixon...2/11/96 vs. Nebraska (10/10) Aquanita Burras...2/1/03 vs. Texas Tech (10/10) Nichelle Roberts...12/21/02 at UMKC (10/10) Jaclyn Johnson...1/29/00 vs. Iowa State (10/10) Tracy Claxton...2/23/82 vs. Kansas State (10/10) Lynette Woodard...1/17/81 vs. Kansas State (17/18) Vickie Adkins...12/15/84 vs. Texas A&I (14/15) Tamecka Dixon...1/2/95 vs. USC 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 7 Debbie Richardson...3/1/83 vs. Colorado 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 Ivana Catic...12/2/05 Birmingham-Southern 10 Erica Hallman...12/11/05 vs. Wisconsin 10 Angela Aycock...2/26/95 vs. Missouri 10 Erica Muncy...2/28/94 vs. UNC-Asheville 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 6. 9 Terrilyn Johnson...11/25/90 vs. UCLA 7. 8 Terrilyn Johnson...12/14/92 vs. Emporia State 8 Kay Kay Hart...1/19/91 vs. Missouri 8 Lynette Woodard...2/20/81 vs. Drake 8 Lynette Woodard...2/3/81 vs. Missouri 8 Lynette Woodard...12/3/80 vs. North Oklahoma POINTS FGM FGA FG% Kansas Individual Game Highs In Big 12 Games 35...Suzi Raymant vs. Oklahoma FTM 12...Jaclyn Johnson vs. Missouri Crystal Kemp vs. Texas A&M FTA 16...Jaclyn Johnson vs. Missouri Brooke Reves vs. Missouri FT% times last by Larisha Graves (6-6) 12...Brooke Reves vs. Iowa State vs. A&M Suzi Raymant vs. Oklahoma PTM 8...Charisse Sampson vs. Iowa State Lynn Pr vs. Texas A&M PTA 11...Kaylee Brown at Colorado Tamecka Dixon vs. Colorado PT% (3-3)..Shandy Robbins vs. Oklahoma State Tamecka Dixon vs. Texas REBS 19...Lynn Pr vs. Kansas State Erica Hallman vs. Missouri ASSISTS 9...Erica Hallman at Texas A&M Lynn Pr vs. Texas A&M Jaclyn Johnson vs. Baylor Tamecka Dixon vs. Iowa State BLOCKS 5...Tamara Ransburg vs. Missouri (5-5)..6 times, last by Tamara Ransburg 5...Kristin Geoffroy vs. Texas A&M vs. ISU STEALS 7...Tamara Ransburg vs. Baylor

8 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/ Mississippi Valley State...12/21/ UNC-Asheville...2/28/ Claremore JC...12/7/ Oral Roberts...1/12/ Oral Roberts...1/30/ Avila...12/8/ Delta St....11/27/ Northern Oklahoma...12/3/ West Virginia...12/21/ Indiana State...11/29/ Missouri...11/24/ Creighton...12/22/ Wake Forest...12/30/ Nebraska...2/27/ Missouri State....2/10/ Wichita State...1/24/ Claremore JC...11/15/ Creighton...2/7/ Creighton...12/10/ Miami...3/1/ Iowa State...2/2/ New Oreleans...12/3/ Coppin State...12/6/ Oral Roberts...1/2/ Nebraska...3/5/ Nebraska...3/1/83 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 Team m SinS ingle Game Records The team tied the school record for points in a game with vs. Nebraska...2/27/85 61 Pacific Christian...11/21/ at Oklahoma City...1/4/ Mississippi Valley State...12/21/ New Orleans...12/3/ Indiana State...11/29/85 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/ at Miami...12/31/ at Baylor...1/19/ Mississippi Valley State...12/21/00 57 vs. Missouri...2/25/95 57 at Oklahoma City...1/4/90 57 at Wichita State...2/19/79 57 at Missouri State...2/10/79 Fewest Points 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/ at Colorado...1/29/02 41 at Purdue...3/15/ at Colorado...2/5/03 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/ UMKC...11/27/04 36 UNC-Asheville...2/28/94 36 Wichita State...12/2/ at Missouri...2/7/ at Northern Iowa...12/6/94 38 Saint Louis...12/7/90 38 Pacific Christian...11/21/81 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/ Grambling State...11/18/00 14 Wichita State...12/2/87 14 Pacific Christian...11/21/ at Missouri...2/5/05 15 Denver...11/30/04 15 at Iowa State...1/14/96 15 Minnesota...12/30/91 15 Northern Iowa...12/6/91 15 UMKC...12/2/89 The team hit an NCAA record 31-of-31 free throws in a game against Nebraska. 154

9 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/ Maryland Eastern Shore...12/4/98 18 Iowa State...2/11/84 18 at Queens College...12/28/ Sacred Heart...11/24/04 19 at Texas A&M...1/25/03 19 at Hawai i...11/22/98 19 Northeastern Illinois...12/7/96 19 Northern Iowa...12/6/91 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/ Avila...12/8/ at Grandview College (N7) 12/8/78 47 at Claremore JC...11/15/ Indiana State...11/29/85 46 vs. Arkansas State (N5)...12/8/84 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/ at Claremore J.C....11/15/ at Oklahoma...2/3/90 91 Avila...12/8/85 91 Missouri...1/29/83 91 vs. Grand View (N7)...12/8/78 Field Goal Percentage (44-61) Creighton...2/7/ (29-41) vs. Vanderbilt (N8) 11/26/ (31-45) at Northern Iowa...12/6/ (40-61) vs. Colorado (N1)...1/18/ (36-56) vs. Cal St. Fullerton..12/6/ (44-69) Mississippi Valley St...12/11/ (39-63) Coppin State...12/6/ (40-66) West Virginia...12/21/ (46-76) Indiana State...11/29/ (45-75) Iowa State...12/6/80 Team m SinS ingle Game Records 9 Illinois-Chicago...12/19/ Colorado...2/13/05 8 vs. Oklahoma (N9)...3/5/95 8 Oklahoma...1/21/94 8 Central Michigan...12/4/93 8 at Iowa State...2/12/93 8 at Nebraska...2/6/91 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/ at Colorado...1/10/06 23 Nebraska...2/20/ Colorado...2/24/ vs. Virginia (N8)...11/24/ Texas...1/3/06 20 Wisconsin...12/11/05 20 at Colorado...2/10/95 20 Iowa State...2/5/95 20 Nebraska...2/3/95 20 Oklahoma...1/21/94 20 Central Michigan...12/4/93 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 4 attempts) (7-8) vs. Nebraska (N9)...3/6/ (8-10) at Nebraska...2/6/ (3-4) vs. Fairfield (N21)...12/30/ (3-4) at Cal State Fullerton 11/27/ (6-8) at UMKC...1/6/ (8-11) Saint Joseph s...12/2/ (5-7) Nebraska...2/26/ (5-7) Iowa State...1/22/ (4-6) vs. Cal St. Fullerton (N10)11/30/ (4-6) at Kansas State...2/20/88 Free Throws Made at Penn State...3/19/ at Baylor...12/30/ Grambling State...11/18/00 32 Missouri...2/26/ Nebraska...2/11/ Iowa State...2/8/97 29 Colorado...2/20/97 29 at Kansas State...2/23/ Nebraska...3/5/85 28 Texas A&I...12/15/84 28 Missouri...1/29/83 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/ at Baylor...12/30/94 40 at Oklahoma...2/15/ Wichita State...2/16/ at Louisiana Tech...12/2/83 Free Throw Percentage (Min. 15 attempts) (31-31) Nebraska...2/11/ (18-19) Oklahoma State...1/26/ (14-15) vs. Louisville (N6)11/25/ (26-28) at Iowa State...1/16/ (20-22) Wichita State...2/19/ (29-32) at Kansas State...2/23/ (28-31) UMKC...12/19/ (18-20) at Texas A&M...1/25/ (15-17) vs. Cal St. Fullerton12/6/ (21-24) Texas Tech...2/1/ (14-16) at Hawai i...11/27/ (21-24) Nebraska...1/23/ (21-24) at Colorado...3/5/83 Rebounds Morgan State...12/8/93 70 Pacific Christian...11/21/ Kansas State...1/30/91 66 at Wichita State...1/20/81 66 Wichita State...2/19/ Phillips...12/12/ Saint Louis...12/7/ at Oklahoma...2/3/90 62 Wichita State...12/8/90 62 at Missouri State...2/10/79 3-Point Field Goals Made Coppin State...12/6/97 12 vs. Connecticut (N5)...1/28/ at Colorado...1/10/06 11 at Illinois State...12/21/95 11 at Oklahoma...2/19/95 11 Wichita State...12/3/ Birmingham-Southern...12/2/05 9 at Iowa State...1/14/96 9 at DePaul...11/24/95 9 Oklahoma State...2/19/93 The team tied a school record with 71 points in a single half. 155

10 Team m SinS ingle Game Records Fouls vs. Oklahoma State...1/22/ vs. Bowling Green...12/30/86 33 vs. Wichita State...12/20/ vs. Nebraska...2/13/02 32 vs. Missouri...2/26/95 32 vs. Creighton...12/10/94 32 vs. Missouri...2/6/94 32 vs. Oklahoma...1/14/ vs. Penn State...3/19/94 31 vs. Central Missouri State..11/28/86 31 vs. Nebraska...2/2/85 The Jayhawks won the Big Eight regular season and tournament championship. Fewest Rebounds at Texas...1/5/05 18 Kansas State...1/13/01 18 at Kansas State...2/27/ at Minnesota...12/5/ Baylor...2/23/05 23 Iowa State...2/17/04 23 at Baylor...1/5/83 23 Wayland Baptist...12/12/ Oklahoma...2/2/05 24 Texas...1/7/04 24 at Texas Tech...1/2/02 Biggest Rebound Margin (61-17) vs. W. Texas St. (N2)...1/3/ (62-21) at Missouri State...2/10/ (70-30) Pacific Christian...11/21/ (66-29) Wichita State...2/19/ (50-20) UNC-Asheville...2/28/94 30 (66-36) Kansas State...1/30/91 30 (52-22) at Oral Roberts...1/3/ (52-23) at Puerto Rico...11/24/ (55-27) Mississippi Valley St....12/21/00 28 (64-36) Phillips...12/12/87 28 (60-32) at Texas Tech...12/2/78 Biggest Rebound Deficit (26-64) at Wichita State...12/6/ (18-49) at Wichita State...2/19/ (33-63) vs. Stephen F. Austin (N3)..11/29/ (27-54) vs. Kansas State (N13)..2/20/ (25-51) at California State...2/2/ (31-55) at Drake...11/20/ (26-49) Alabama State...11/30/01 23 (33-56) at Lousiana Tech...12/3/ (26-48) Oklahoma State...1/26/02 22 (27-49) Colorado...1/16/02 22 (24-46) at Texas Tech...1/2/02 22 (23-45) at Baylor...1/5/83 Blocked Shots Oklahoma City...1/9/ at San Diego...11/30/ Missouri...1/24/04 12 Iowa State...12/6/ Central Missouri State...11/28/86 11 vs. Louisiana Tech (N16)..12/19/ Texas A&M...1/5/02 10 at Missouri...1/17/98 10 vs. Santa Clara (N17)...3/22/91 10 at Grandview College...12/8/78 Assists Mississippi Valley State...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/ vs. Arkansas State (N5)...12/8/84 27 vs. Delta State (N3)...11/27/ at Creighton...12/22/89 26 Tulsa...12/5/86 26 Oral Roberts...1/2/86 Steals vs. West Texas State (N2)...1/3/ Mississippi Valley State...12/21/ at Miami...12/31/ UNC-Asheville...2/28/94 26 at West Virginia...1/2/94 26 Northern Iowa...12/6/91 26 at Oklahoma City...1/4/90 26 Tulsa...12/5/86 26 Creighton...2/7/ vs. Nebraska-Omaha (N5)..12/7/84 25 Missouri...2/3/81 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/ vs. Northern Iowa...3/16/06 10 vs. Kansas State...3/2/06 10 Texas...1/7/04 10 at Texas A&M...1/25/03 10 vs. Georgia State (N5)...1/4/03 10 vs. Army (N18)...1/2/92 10 Avila...12/8/85 Most Foul Outs 1. 4 Oklahoma State...1/22/95 4 at Oklahoma...1/31/ Colorado...2/24/95 3 at Penn State...3/19/94 3 at San Diego State...12/30/87 3 Kansas State...2/22/86 3 at Nebraska...2/2/85 3 Missouri...1/29/83 3 at Oklahoma...1/19/83 3 Oklahoma...1/30/82 3 at Old Dominion...12/8/79 Most opponent foul outs by Missouri, 1/29/83 Most Turnovers vs. Penn State (N18)...12/12/ at Missouri...2/18/84 35 vs. Cleveland State (N18)...1/1/84 35 at Missouri...1/15/ at Nebraska...1/16/99 34 vs. Oklahoma (N5)...3/8/85 34 Delta State...12/2/82 34 at Queens College...12/28/ at Missouri...1/19/91 33 Nebraska...2/27/85 33 Texas...12/19/83 156

11 Fewest Turnovers 1. 5 vs. Northern Iowa...3/13/ vs. New Orleans...12/3/05 6 at Missouri...2/23/00 6 vs. Oklahoma State (N14)..1/16/82 6 at Wayland Baptist...12/1/ vs. LaSalle...12/30/05 7 vs. Iowa State (N5)...3/5/98 7 at Colorado...1/10/ Missouri...2/25/06 8 at Iowa State...2/21/98 8 Avila...12/8/85 Team m SinS ingle Game Records Largest Halftime Deficit Overcome To Win Iowa State...2/13/ Texas...1/13/ Wisconsin...12/11/05 14 at Oklahoma...2/25/ vs. Minnesota (N8)...11/21/ at Texas A&M...1/25/03 10 Arizona...12/21/99 10 Kansas State...2/7/98 10 at Kansas State...1/25/86 10 vs. Mercer (N18)...1/3/84 Largest Halftime Lead Blown In A Loss Washburn...12/2/ vs. Oklahoma (N14)...1/15/ vs. Missouri (N9)...3/5/ at Nebraska...2/11/ at Missouri...2/10/ at Lamar...12/19/93 8 Drake...12/10/83 8 Kansas State...1/28/80 8 at UNLV...3/3/79 Led by Debbie Richardson, the team set the single game record for blocked shots. Most Players With 10+ Points In One Game 1. 7 Mississippi Valley State...12/21/00 (Bosi 19, Jackson 19, Hilgenkamp 15, Reves 14, Brown 10, Geoffroy 10, Johnson 10) 7 Morgan State...12/8/93 (Aycock 22, Trapp 22, Tate 12, Halbleib 20, Dixon 11, Canada 12, Sampson 11) 7 Oral Roberts...1/12/93 (Aycock 15, Tate 19, Truitt 13, Leathers 12, Sampson 11, Kite 14, Witherspoon 12) 7 at Oklahoma City...1/4/90 (debruin 10, Braddy 17, Bonham 10, Page 11, Bloxom 12, Chennault 15, Shareef 12) 7 Pacific Christian...11/21/81 (Claxton 36, Snr 10, L. Taylor 14, A. Taylor 10, Chrnelich 10, Holden 11, Stewart 10) Most Players With A Double-Double In One Game Times Most recently vs. Hampton..12/30/02 Kemp (16 pt., 10 reb.), Roberts (14 pt., 10 reb.), Ransburg (17 pt., 17 reb.) Neutral Site Key N1-Columbia, Mo.; N2-Wichita, Kan.; N3- Plainview, Texas; N4-Aruba; N5-Kansas City, Mo.; N6-Anchorage, Alaska; N7-Des Moines, Iowa; N8-Honolulu, Hawaii; N9- Salina, Kan.; N10-Iowa City, Iowa; N11- Norman, Okla.; N12-Carbondale, Ill.; N13-Minneapolis, Minn.; N14-Manhattan, Kan.; N15-Detroit, Mich.; N16-New York, N.Y.; N17-Amarillo, Texas; N18-Miami, Fla.; N19-Ruston, La.; N20-Piscataway, N.J.; N21-Hanover, N.H.; N22-Dallas Kansas team won the first-ever Big 12 title. 157

12 Miscell llaneous Team m Records Team Season Highs Points Points-Avg FG Made FG Attempted FG Percentage ( ) Pt Made Pt Attempted Pt Percentage (63-154) FT Made FT Attempted FT Percentage ( ) Rebounds Rebound-Avg Assists Blocks Fouls-DQ Wins Big 12 Wins Losses Big 12 Losses Fewest Losses , Most Games Win Percentage Win Streak Opponent Game Highs Points (half)..59 by Drake (2nd)...12/10/83 Points (game)..111 by Missouri...1/29/83 FG Made...48 by Drake...11/20/82 FG Att by Oklahoma City...1/9/88 FG % (29-41) Vanderbilt..11/26/89 3Pt Made...12 by Creighton...11/20/ by Iowa State...3/4/ by Iowa State...2/17/04 3Pt Att by Iowa State...1/11/03 3PT % (7-8) Nebraska...2/4/89 FT Made...35 by Nebraska...2/13/02 FT Att by Bowling Green 12/30/86 FT % (11-11) by ISU...3/1/86 Rebs by Wichita State...12/6/82 Fouls...38 by Missouri...1/29/83 Kansas Best Seasons Winningest Teams (by percentage) Winningest Teams (by victories) The Jayhawks own school records for wins and points in a season. Assists...29 by Colorado...3/5/83 Turnovers...48 by Pacific Christian 11/21/81 Blocks...11 by Dartmouth...12/29/03 Steals...22 by Texas A&M...1/5/ by Northwestern St.12/4/85 KU Game Highs vs. Big 12 Teams Points (half)..58 vs. Baylor (2nd)...1/19/00 Points...92 vs. Oklahoma...3/1/97 FG Made...34 vs. Baylor...1/5/99 FG Att vs. Baylor...3/9/04 FG % vs. Baylor...1/5/99 3Pt Made...11 at Colorado...1/10/06 3Pt Att at Iowa State...3/1/05 3Pt % vs. Nebraska...2/26/97 FT Made...29 vs. Iowa State...2/8/97 FT Att vs. Texas...1/13/98 FT % (overall) (13-13) vs. NU..2/15/06 FT % (15 att.) (18-20) vs. TAMU..1/25/03 Rebs vs. Baylor...1/11/97 Assists...22 vs. Baylor...1/19/ vs. Baylor...1/3/98 Blocks...12 vs. Missouri...1/24/04 Fouls...32 vs. Nebraska...2/13/02 Big 12 Opponent Game Highs Points (half)..54 by Nebraska (2nd)..2/11/98 Points (game)..90 by Baylor...1/28/06 FG Made...36 by Oklahoma...2/8/ by Texas...3/12/03 FG Att by Oklahoma...2/8/06 FG % (33-50) by OU...1/24/01 3Pt Made...12 by Iowa State...3/4/ at Iowa State...2/17/04 3Pt Att by Iowa State...1/11/03 3Pt % (6-7) by OU...1/24/01 FT Made...35 by Nebraska...2/13/02 FT Att by Nebraska...2/13/02 FT % (overall) by Texas (7-7)...1/7/04 FT % (15 att.) by OU (14-15)...2/2/05 Rebs by Nebraska...1/10/98 Fouls...30 by Texas...1/13/98 Assists...29 by Colorado...3/5/83 Turnovers...28 by Texas A&M...1/27/ by Baylor...1/11/97 Blocks...10 by Kansas State...1/8/05 Steals...22 by Texas A&M...1/5/02 Largest Margin of Victory (116-34) Mississippi Valley St...12/21/ (119-39) West Texas State...1/3/ (117-38) Pacific Christian...11/21/ (112-36) UNC-Asheville...2/28/ (117-48) Morgan State...12/8/ (97-29) Missouri-St. Louis..11/25/ (112-46) Claremore JC...12/7/ (117-53) Oklahoma City...1/4/ (92-33) Iowa State...1/17/93 59 (88-29) Iowa State...1/22/92 59 (108-49) Avila College...12/8/85 Opponent 100-Point Games Missouri...1/29/ Texas...1/4/ Louisiana Tech...12/2/ Oklahoma...2/19/ Oklahoma...2/15/ Wake Forest...12/30/ Louisiana Tech...3/16/79 Kansas Worst Defeats (90-40) at Baylor...1/28/ (51-97) vs. Virginia...12/30/90 (at Miami, Fla.) (47-89) at Texas...2/8/ (49-88) Kansas State...1/8/03 39 (41-80) at Colorado...1/29/02 39 (50-89) at Louisiana Tech...3/19/88 (NCAA Tournament) 39 (54-93) at Wayland Baptist 11/26/ (71-109) at Texas...1/4/ (35-70) Colorado...1/16/ (37-70) Iowa State...1/12/05 33 (65-98) at Drake...11/20/82 33 (50-83) at Louisiana Tech...12/3/85 158

13 Allen n FieF ieldhouse e Records Allen Fieldhouse Yearly Attendance Records Allen Fieldhouse is one of the most exciting places to watch a college basketball game. Most Points Scored Lynette Woodard vs. Iowa St....2/2/ Vickie Adkins vs. Texas A&I..12/15/ Angie Snr 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 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. Mississippi 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 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, ,987 Kansas State Kansas, ,634 Texas Kansas, ,551 Kansas State Kansas State, ,500 Missouri Missouri, ,467 Missouri Kansas, (ot) 13. 5,318 Kansas State Kansas State, ,279 Middle Tennessee State Kansas, ,271 Kansas State Kansas State, ,875 Kansas State Kansas, ,738 Texas Tech Kansas, ,629 Missouri Kansas, ,564 Kansas State Kansas State, ,500 Iowa State Kansas, ,500 Nebraska Kansas, Total Home Year Attend. G Avg Record , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Deborah Richardson vs. Oklahoma City..1/9/ Tamara Ransburg vs. Western Illinois 12/7/02 6 Kristin Geoffroy vs. Alabama St...11/30/01 6 Deborah Richardson vs. Wichita St...2/2/87 6 Lynn Page vs. Central 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 Snr 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 Best Field Goal Percentage (10 made) (11-11) Tracy Claxton vs. KSU...1/26/ (12-13) Lisa Baker vs. Okla. City...1/9/ (12-13) Vickie Adkins vs. NU...3/1/ (12-13) Brooke Reves vs. MVS...12/11/ (15-17) Shebra Legrant vs. Creighton..2/7/81 Most Free Throws Angie Snr vs. Missouri...1/29/ Vickie Adkins vs. Texas A&I 12/15/ 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 Snr vs. Missouri...1/29/ Vickie Adkins vs. Texas A&I...12/15/ Angela Aycock vs. Missouri...2/26/ Angie Snr vs. Wichita State 2/16/ Tamecka Dixon vs. SMU...11/15/97 14 Terrilyn Johnson vs. Okla. St...2/10/90 14 Vickie Adkins vs. CS Ful....12/29/82 159

14 Kansas Year-by-Year Statisti tistics Year G FGM-A Pct. 3FGM-A Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. PF-D A TO BS ST Pts.-Avg Kansas Opponents Year G FGM-A Pct. 3FGM-A Pct. FTM-FTA Pct. Reb.-Avg. PF-D A TO BS ST Pts.-Avg

15 Season-by-Season n Leaders Lynn Pr led KU in scoring three straight seasons and rebounding for two seasons. Scoring Year Player Pts. Avg Crystal Kemp Crystal Kemp Crystal Kemp Crystal Kemp Tamara Ransburg KC Hilgenkamp Jaclyn Johnson Lynn Pr Lynn Pr Lynn Pr Tamecka Dixon Tamecka Dixon Angela Aycock Angela Aycock Angela Aycock Stacy Truitt Stacy Truitt Lisa Braddy Lisa Braddy Sandy Shaw Evette Ott Jackie Martin Vickie Adkins Vickie Adkins Angie Snr Angie Snr Tracy Claxton Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Rebounding Year Player Reb. Avg Crystal Kemp Crystal Kemp Tamara Ransburg Tamara Ransburg Kristin Geoffroy Jaclyn Johnson Jaclyn Johnson Lynn Pr Lynn Pr Nakia Sanford Charisse Sampson Nakia Sanford Angela Aycock Angela Aycock Lisa Tate Terrilyn Johnson Terrilyn Johnson Terrilyn Johnson Marthea McCloud Debbie Richardson Jackie Martin Vickie Adkins Vickie Adkins Vickie Adkins Barbara Adkins Tracy Claxton Tracy Claxton Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Assists Year Player Asst. Avg Ivana Catic Erica Hallman Erica Hallman Erica Hallman Selena Scott Jennifer Jackson Jennifer Jackson Jennifer Jackson Jennifer Jackson Tamecka Dixon Tamecka Dixon Angela Aycock Ericka Muncy Angela Aycock Kay Kay Hart Kay Kay Hart Lisa Braddy Lisa Braddy Lisa Braddy Lisa Braddy Evette Ott Mary Meyers Mary Meyers Angela Taylor Angie Snr Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Not available 1978 Not available Field Goal Percentage (min. 70 made) Year Player Made Att. Pct Crystal Kemp Crystal Kemp Crystal Kemp Tamara Ransburg Nikki White Jaclyn Johnson Brooke Reves Nakia Sanford Jaclyn Johnson Jennifer Trapp Nakia Sanford Shelly Canada Charisse Sampson Angela Aycock Danielle Shareef Lisa Tate Lynn Page Lynn Page Lisa Baker Lisa Baker Vickie Adkins Vickie Adkins Vickie Adkins Vickie Adkins Tracy Claxton Shebra Legrant Shebra Legrant Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Ivana Catic led the Jayhawks in assists and steals as a freshman last season. 161

16 Season-by-Season n Leaders Steals Year Player No. Avg Ivana Catic Aquanita Burras Tamara Ransburg Aquanita Burras Aquanita Burras Selena Scott Jaclyn Johnson Lynn Pr Lynn Pr Lynn Pr Tamecka Dixon Charisse Sampson Angela Aycock Charisse Sampson Angela Aycock Terrilyn Johnson Terrilyn Johnson Lisa Braddy Lisa Braddy Lisa Braddy Shawna Waters Lisa Dougherty Mary Meyers Angie Snr Angela Taylor Tracy Claxton Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Not available Free Throw Percentage (min. 25 made) Year Player FTM FTA Pct Erica Hallman Kaylee Brown Larisha Graves Crystal Kemp KC Hilgenkamp Brooke Reves Suzi Raymant Lynn Pr Suzi Raymant Tamecka Dixon Tamecka Dixon Jennifer Trapp Charisse Sampson Michelle Leathers Stacy Truitt Kay Kay Hart Shannon Bloxom Shannon Bloxom Lisa Dougherty Lisa Braddy Evette Ott Philcia Allen Mary Meyers Vickie Adkins Chris Stewart Tracy Claxton Patricia Mason Cheryl Burnett Keshana Ledet ( ) 1 Sharita Smith (2004-present) 2 Sophronia Sallard (2006) Sharonnè Spencer (2002) 3 Ivana Catic (2006-present) Blair Waltz ( ) Charisse Sampson ( ) 4 Kaylee Brown ( ) Kristin Geoffroy ( ) Casey Pruitt ( ) 5 Sereeta Jones (2003) Brooke Reves ( ) 10 Jamie Boyd (2005-present) Jo Jo Witherspoon ( ) Cheryl Burnett ( ) Kristen May ( ) 11 Marija Zinic (2006-present) Aquanita Burras ( ) Suzi Raymant ( ) KC Hilgenkamp ( ) 12* Angela Aycock ( ) Lisa Braddy ( ) Sandy Knox ( ) Katie Hannon ( ) 13 Taylor McIntosh (2005-present) Larisha Graves (2004) Keila Beachem ( ) Alana Slatter ( ) Kelly Phipps ( ) 14 Valerie Migicovsky ( ) Brooke Reves (1998) Margaret Douglas ( ) 15 Ebony Haliburton (2003) Jennifer Jackson ( ) Jackie Martin ( ) Valerie Quarles ( ) Tracy Claxton ( ) 20 Stacey Becker (2003) Tonya Bonham ( ) Barbara Adkins ( ) Viette Sanders ( ) 21 Shaquina Mosley (2006-present) Leila Mengüç ( ) Kristel Thalmann ( ) Stacy Truitt ( ) Sherri Stoecker ( ) Adrian Mitchell ( ) 22 Katie Smith (2006-present) Heather Hayes (2005) Tamara Ransburg ( ) Selena Scott ( ) Koya Scott ( ) Erika Muncy ( ) Shannon Bloxom (1989) 23 Erica Hallman ( ) Tamara Gracey (1995) Terrilyn Johnson ( ) Sandy Shaw ( ) Cindy Platt ( ) Rhonda Spears ( ) Susan Chlystek ( ) Jayhawk Jersey Numbers Below are jersey numbers worn by former and current Jayhawks. *Players with retired jerseys in italics. Jamie Shelite (1999) 24 Jen Orgas (2006) Chelsea Thompson (2002) Michelle Leathers ( ) Evette Ott ( ) Shandy Robbins ( ) Angela Taylor ( ) Marci Penner ( ) 25 Vickie Adkins ( ) 30 Nichelle Roberts (2004) Angie Halbleib ( ) Misti Chennault ( ) Toni Webb ( ) Caroline Mixon ( ) Robbin Smith ( ) 31* Lynette Woodard ( ) 32 Danielle Shareef ( ) Lisa Baker ( ) Angie Snr ( ) Dameyia Stephey ( ) Fernanda Bosi (2001) 33* Tamecka Dixon ( ) Nichelle Roberts (2003) Nikki White ( ) Kay Kay Hart ( ) Lisa Dougherty ( ) Ann Schell ( ) Shyra Holden ( , 82) Shebra Legrant ( ) 34 Alicia Rhymes ( ) Brandi McGinest ( ) Lynn Pr ( ) Mesho Stroughter ( ) Chris Stewart ( ) 35 Michelle Arnold ( ) Mary Myers (1981, 83-85) 40 Crystal Kemp ( ) Kelly Jennings ( ) Leonora Taylor ( ) 41 Shannon Kite ( ) Regan Miller ( ) 42 Jaclyn Johnson ( ) LaTanya Nelson ( ) 43 Nakia Sanford ( ) Amelia Holmes (1993) Heather Rhodes (1988) 44 Lauren Ervin (2004) Aquanita Burras (2003) Shelly Canada ( ) Lynn Page ( ) Kristin Geoffroy ( ) 50 Mary Chrnelich ( ) Dalchon Brown (2001) 51 Jennifer Trapp ( ) 52 Patience Grayer ( ) 54 Marthea McCloud (1989, 91-92) 55 Kandis Bonner (2004) Heather Fletcher ( ) Lisa Tate ( ) Philicia Allen (1983, 85) Megan Scott ( ) 162

17 Coaching g Records Final AP Conference Conference Year Head Coach Overall Conf Ranking Finish Tournament Postseason Marlene Mawson Marlene Mawson Marlene Mawson Debbie Artman Sharon Drysdale Marian Washington Marian Washington Marian Washington th 5th Marian Washington N/R 4th 4th Marian Washington N/R 2nd Runner up NWIT Marian Washington th 1st Big 8 Champs AIAW Sectional Marian Washington th 1st Big 8 Champs AIAW Sectional Marian Washington th 1st Big 8 Champs AIAW Sectional Marian Washington N/R 2nd Runner up Marian Washington N/R 3rd Semi-finals Marian Washington N/R 5th First Round Marian Washington N/R 3rd Second Round Marian Washington N/R T-2nd First Round Marian Washington N/R T-1st Big 8 Champs NCAA Second Round Marian Washington N/R T-3rd Big 8 Champs NCAA Second Round Marian Washington N/R T-6th First Round Marian Washington N/R T-4th First Round Marian Washington N/R 5th Runner up NWIT Marian Washington th 1st Runner up NCAA First Round Marian Washington th T-3rd Big 8 Champs NCAA First Round Marian Washington th 2nd First Round NCAA Second Round Marian Washington th 3rd Runner up NCAA First Round Marian Washington th 1st Runner up NCAA Sweet Marian Washington th 1st Semi-finals NCAA Second Round Marian Washington N/R T-3rd Runner up NCAA Sweet Marian Washington N/R 3rd Semi-finals NCAA Second Round Marian Washington N/R 4th Second Round NCAA First Round Marian Washington N/R 9th Second Round Marian Washington N/R 12th First Round Marian Washington N/R 9th Second Round Marian Washington/ N/R 11th First Round Lynette Woodard* Bonnie Henrickson N/R 8th First Round Bonnie Henrickson N/R 10th First Round WNIT Second Round Kansas Overall Record (67-93 Big 12) * Woodard took over as head coach after Washington retired from coaching mid-season. Washington is credited with a 9-16 record in , while Woodard retains an 0-3 record. Note: Big Eight Conference play began in Big Eight Conference champion determined by postseason tournament from Big 12 play began with the season. KU owns seven conference titles all-time and six conference tournament titles. Coaching History Marlene Mawson (3 seasons) (.543) Debbie Artman (1 season) 9-8 (.529) Sharon Drysdale (1 season) 9-8 (.529) Marian Washington (31 seasons) (.607) Lynette Woodard 2004 (3 games) 0-3 (.000) Bonnie Henrickson (2 seasons) (.500) Sharon Drysdale Lynette Woodard Marian Washington Bonnie Henrickson All-Time KU Assistant Coaches Sandy Bahan Audrey Boone Renee Brown Kevin Cook Pam DeCosta , Tim Eatman , Kyra Elzy 2004-present Kate Galligan Murray Knox Karen Lange 2004-present Maggie Mahood Tracey Mays Unavailable Kathy Meek Deb Newkirk Katie O Connor 2004-present Misty Opat Mitch Shea Lu Sweet Nancy Van Hoozier , Lynette Woodard , , Julia Yeater

18 All-Time Letterwinne winners Lisa Braddy Jamie Boyd Sandra debruin Kelly Jennings Regan Miller Robbin Smith Sharita Smith - A - Adkins, Barbara Adkins, Vickie Allen, Philicia Arnold, Michelle Aycock, Angela B - Baker, Carrie Baker, Lisa Ballard, Jan Beachem, Keila Beattie, Kathy Becker, Stacey Berens, Susan Bieber, Darcy Blackwood, Stephanie Blattner, Debbie Bleske, Brenda Bloxom, Shannon Bonner, Kandis Bonham, Tanya Bosi, Fernanda Boyd, Jamie pres. Boyle, Grace Braddy, Lisa Brown, Dalchon Brown, Janet Brown, Kaylee Brox, Ali Bulmer, Renea Burnett, Cheryl Burras, Aquanita Bybee, Amy C - Cable, Gail Canada, Shelly Catic, Ivana pres. Carle, Amy Carney, Paige Carter, Leeann (Mgr.) Cavanaugh, Theresa Chennault, Misti Chlystek, Susan Chrnelich, Mary Claxton, Tracy Connely, Jessamine Cook, Laura Cortese, Margaret Cullen, Kathleen Currie, Cindy D - Dahl, Bente debruin, Sandra Dieterich, Jennifer Dietrich, Mary Dixon, Tamecka Dougherty, Lisa Douglas, Mag Duma, Tracy Duran, Michelle E - Eckley, Bessie Eikmeier, Dawn Engel, Carol English, Rhonda Ervin, Lauren F - Fankhauser, Nancy Faust, Marie Fischer, Holly Fletcher, Heather G - Gaines, Diana Geoffroy, Kristin Gleazer, Sue Glynn, Peggy Goodwin, Gail Gracey, Tamara Graves, Gloria Graves, Larisha Grayer, Patience H - Haight, Susan Halbleib, Angie Haliburton, Ebony Hallman, Erica Hammersmith, Virginia Hanna, Nancy Hannon, Katie Hansen, Barbara Harper, Arlys Hart, Kay Kay Hartshorn, Cindy Hatfield, Peggy Hawley, Kerri Hayes, Heather Heinrichs, Edna Hickert, Kathy Hilgenkamp, K.C Hoffman, Tammy Holden, Shyra ,82 Holmes, Amelia Horner, Lindsey J - Jackson, Jennifer Jameson, Nancy Jamison, Flo Jenkins, Marilyn Jennings, Kelly Johnson, Jaclyn Johnson, Terrilyn Jones, Sherri K - Kelley, Cindy Kelly, Susan Kemp, Crystal Killen, Jill King, Tasha Kite, Shannon Knapp, Chuck (Mgr.) Knox, Sandy Koleber, June Komp, Jeanie L - LaGrande, Linda Lambros, Nancy Lane, Margie Larson, Jill Laudermilk, Debbie Leathers, Michelle Ledet, Keshana Legrant, Shebra Linsenmeyer, Sally Lippitt, Doris List, Ruth Lowry, Lynne Luna, Elizabeth Lutz, Jennifer M - McBr, Sara McCloud, Marthea..1989, McGinest, Brandi McIntosh, Taylor pres. McWhirt, Melaney Martin, Jackie Mason, Patricia May, Kristen Means, Connie Meigs, Sherri Mengüç, Leila Mentzer, Rachel Metzler, Brenda Metzler, Marilyn Migicovsky, Valerie Millard, Becky Miller, Regan Mitchell, Adrian Mixon, Caroline Moffite, Brenda Morgan, Karen Morton, Jessie Moser, Donna Mosley, Shaquina pres. Muncy, Ericka Myers, Mary , N - Nelson, LaTanya Nicolet, Susanne Norris, Steph Novak, Barbara O - Jen Orgas Ott, Evette P - Page, Lynn Page, Renea Palmquist, Kris Pappas, Janet Patterson, Kathy Paulsen, Penny Peeples, Rose Penner, Marci Philbin, Diana Phipps, Kelly Platt, Cindy Plump, Bev (Mgr.) Pr, Lynn Pruitt, Casey Pyle, Ashley Q - Quarles, Valerie R - Raney, Judy Ransburg, Tamara Raymant, Suzi Reed, Cindy Reed, Erinn Reves, Brooke Rhodes, Heather Rhymes, Alicia Richardson, Deborah Roark, Liz Robbins, Shandy Roberts, Nichelle Rodriguez, Maria Roenbaugh, Lori Rose, Alice Rouse, Teresa Rowan, Barbara S - Sallard, Sophronia Sampson, Charisse Sanders, Viette Sanford, Nakia Schell, Ann Schmidt, Suzanne Schmitz, Grace Schneller, Karen Scott, Koya Scott, Megan Scott, Selena Senne, Diane Shareef, Danielle Shaw, Sandy Shelite, Jamie Shields, Patti Shirley, Vickie Slatter, Alana Smagacz, Rose Smith, Katie pres. Smith, Robbin Smith, Sharita pres. Smith, Stephanie Snr, Angie Spears, Rhonda Spencer, Sharonnè Stanek, Sandra Stauffer, Tina Stepney, Dameyia Stevens, Kathryn Stewart, Chris Stoecker, Sherri Stroughter, Mesho Sullivan, Donna Sweet, Mary T - Tate, Lisa Taylor, Angela Taylor, Leonora Thalmann, Kristel Thomas, Lou Ann Thompson, Chelsey Trapp, Jennifer Travers, Jenny Treacy, Lisa (Mgr.) Truitt, Stacy V - Vann, Shiela Visser, Mary W - Walter, Sydney Waltz, Blair Waters, Shawna Webb, Debbie , 79 Webb, Toni White, Nikki Wiley, Adrienne Wilson, Dana Witherspoon, JoJo Wittmer, Wade (Mgr.) Woodard, Lynette Woolf, Sharon Y - Yoder, Tarra Young, Nancy Y - Yoder, Tarra Z - Marija Zinic pres. 164

19 Playe yer r CareC areer r Statisti tistics Barbara Adkins Vickie Adkins Michelle Arnold Angela Aycock Lisa Baker Tanya Bohnam Kaylee Brown Adkins, Barbara (20) 6-0 F Oklahoma City, Okla. (John Marshall HS) Total Adkins, Vickie (25) 6-1 F/C Oklahoma City, Okla. (John Marshall HS) Total Allen, Philicia (55) 6-6 C Okeechobee, Fla.(U. of South Carolina/Okeechobee HS) Total Arnold, Michelle (35) 5-9 G/F Hesston, Kan. (Hesston HS) Total Aycock, Angela (12) 6-2 G/F Dallas, Texas (Lincoln HS) Total Baker, Carrie (42) 6-3 C Great Bend, Kan Baker, Lisa (32) 5-9 F Oklahoma City, Okla. (Seminole JC/Putnam City North HS) Total Ballard, Jan (24) 5-6 F Haviland, Kan Total Beachem, Keila (13) 6-0 F Chicago, Ill. (Angelina JC/John Marshall HS) Total Beattie, Kathy (4) Total Becker, Stacey (20) 5-9 G McPherson, Kan. (Wichita State/McPherson HS) Berens, Susan (33) 5-11 F/C Sioux City, Iowa Bieber, Darcy (24) 5-8 G Medicine Lodge, Kan. (Johnson County CC) Blackwood, Stephanie (15) Bleske, Brenda (20) 6-0 C Topeka, Kan. (Shawnee-Heights HS) Bloxom, Shannon (22) 5-10 F Leavenworth, Kan. (Leavenworth HS) Total Bonham, Tanya (20) 5-8 F Arlington, Va. (Washington-Lee HS) Total Bonner, Kandis (55) 6-1 F/C Peoria, Ill. (Wabash Valley CC/Bradley/Manual HS) Bosi, Fernanda (32) 5-11 G Americana, Brazil (Western Nebraska JC) Boyd, Jamie (10) 6-0 F Underwood, Iowa (Underwood HS) Total Braddy, Lisa (12) 5-8 G Kansas City, Kan. (Wyandotte HS) Total Brown, Dalchon (50) 6-3 C Virginia Beach, Va. (Independence CC/Green Run HS) Brown, Janet (11) Brown, Kaylee (4) 5-8 G Arcadia, Okla. (Northern Okla. CC-Enid/Edmond Memorial HS) Total Brox, Ali (20) 5-8 G Shawnee, Kan. (Shawnee Mission Northwest HS) Burnett, Cheryl (10) 5-8 G Centralia, Mo. (Boone County HS) Total Burras, Aquanita (11, 44) 5-9 G Fairbanks, Alaska (Central Arizona CC/Lathrop HS) Totals

20 Playe yer r CareC areer r Statisti tistics Shelly Canada Misti Chennault Tracy Claxton Bente Dahl Tamecka Dixon Lisa Dougherty Heather Fletcher Bybee, Amy (10) 5-7 G Topeka, Kan. (West HS) Canada, Shelly (44) 6-1 F Kellyville, Okla. (Kellyville HS) Total Carle, Amy (50) 5-6 G Steamboat Springs, Colo. (Steamboat HS) Carman, Melissa (15) 5-8 G Springfield, Mo. (Catholic HS) Catic, Ivana (3) 5-8 G Zrenjanin, Serbia & Montenegro (Mt. DeChantal Academy, Wheeling, W.Va.) Chennault, Misti (30) 6-1 F El Reno, Okla. (El Reno HS) Total Chlystek, Susan (23) 5-10 F Grand Rapids, Mich. (Forest Hills Central HS) Did not play Total Chrnelich, Mary (45) 5-7 G Milwaukee, Wisc. (Pius XI HS) Total Claxton, Tracy (15) 6-0 C New Haven, Conn. (Wilbur Cross HS) Total Cullen, Kathleen (25) 5-10 F Philadelphia, Pa. (Archbishop Ryan HS) Total Currie, Cindy Total Dahl, Bente (10) 5-9 F Oslo, Norway (Nadderud Vid. G. Skole) debruin, Sandra (5) 6-1 F Beetgum, Holland (Southwestern (Iowa) CC/Prescott (Iowa) HS) Total Dieterich, Jennifer (13) 5-9 G Ottawa, Kan. (Ottawa HS) Total Dixon, Tamecka (33) 5-9 G Linden, N.J. (Linden HS) Total Dixon, Tina (22) Dougherty, Lisa (33) 5-8 G Leavenworth, Kan. (Leavenworth HS) Total Douglas, Margaret (11, 14) 5-7 G Lawrence, Kan. (Lawrence HS) Total Duma, Tracy Duran, Michelle Eikmeier, Dawn (15) 5-7 F Kinsley, Kan Total English, Rhonda (5) ? Ervin, Lauren (44) 6-4 F Inglewood, Calif. (Inglewood HS) Fletcher, Heather (55) 6-3 F/C Wichita, Kan. (Maize HS) Total Geoffroy, Kristin (44, 4) 6-6 C Los Alamitos, Calif. (Los Alamitos HS) Total Goodwin, Gail (11) 5-5 G Seattle, Wash. (University of Washington/Garfield HS)

21 Playe yer r CareC areer r Statisti tistics Angie Halbleib Erica Hallman Katie Hannon KayKay Hart KC Hilgenkamp Jennifer Jackson Jaclyn Johnson Gracey, Tamara (23) 6-0 F Guthrie, Okla. (Guthrie HS) Total Graves, Larisha (13) 5-9 G Terry, Miss. (Southwest Tennessee CC/Yazoo County HS) Grayer, Patience (52) 6-1 F Peoria, Ill. (Central Florida College/Manual HS) Total Haight, Susan (13) Total Halbleib, Angie (30) 5-10 G Middleton, Wis. (Middleton HS) Total Haliburton, Ebony (15) 5-11 F Kansas City, Mo. (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) Hallman, Erica (23) 5-8 G Covington, Ky. (Covington HS) Totals Hannon, Katie (12) 6-2 G/F Rochester, N.Y. (Gates Chili HS) Total Hart, Kay Kay (33) 5-7 G Independence, Kan. (Independence HS) Total Hartshorn, Cindy (10) Total Hatfield, Peggy (30) Hawley, Kerri (25) 5-11 F Tulsa, Okla. (Rogers State JC/Kansas State Univ./Edison HS) Hayes, Heather (22) 5-8 G Derby, Kan. (Seward County CC/Oral Roberts/Derby HS) Hilgenkamp, KC (11) 5-10 G Arlington, Neb. (Hutchinson CC/Arlington HS) Total Hogg, Cynthia (4) 6-2 F Dallas, Texas (Lincoln HS) Holden, Shyra (33, 32) 6-2 C Wichita, Kan. (South HS) Total Holmes, Amelia (43) 5-10 F Topeka, Kan. (Seaman HS) Horner, Lindsey (30) 5-10 G West Des Moines, Iowa (Valley HS) Jackson, Cheryl Jackson, Jennifer (15) 5-10 G Tuscaloosa, Ala. (Tuscaloosa Academy HS) Total Jamison, Karen (30) 5-7 G Kansas City, Kan. (Schlagle HS) Total Jenkins, Marilyn (50) 5-10 F Leavenworth, Kan. (Air Force Academy/Leavenworth HS) Jennings, Kelly (40) 6-5 C Topeka, Kan. (Topeka HS) Total Johnson, Jaclyn (42) 6-1 F Burbank, Calif. (Bellermine-Jefferson HS) Total Johnson, Terrilyn (23) 5-11 F Gary, Ind. (Lew Wallace HS) Sat out freshman season Total Jones, Sereeta (5) 6-0 F Vista, Calif. (Rancho Buena Vista HS)

22 Playe yer r CareC areer r Statisti tistics Terrilyn Johnson Shannon Kite Keshana Ledet Shebra Legrant Jackie Martin Kristen May Marthea McCloud Jones, Sherry (21) 5-6 G Denver, Colo Total Kelley, Cindy (22) Total Kelly, Susan (24) 5-10 F Overland Park, Kan. (Bethany Col./Shawnee Mission South HS) Kemp, Crystal (40) 6-2 F Topeka, Kan. (Topeka HS) Totals Killen, Jill (20) 5-11 F Assaria, Kan. (Southeast of Saline HS) King, Tasha (42) 5-8 G Memphis, Tenn. (Harding Academy HS) Kite, Shannon (41) 5-9 G Kimballton, Iowa (Elk Horn-Kimballton HS) Total Knox, Sandy (12) 5-6 G Salina, Kan. (Central HS) Total Koleber, June (32) 5-11 G/F Lawrence, Kan Total Larson, Jill (31) 5-10 F Wichita, Kan Laudermilk, Debbie (21, 14) 5-9 C Wichita, Kan Total Leathers, Michelle (24) 5-6 G Pantego, N.C. (Louisburg JC/Norths HS) Total Ledet, Keshana (00) 5-11 F Los Angeles, Calif. (Central Arizona CC/Washington Prep HS) Total Legrant, Shebra (33) 6-0 F Vidalia, Ga. (Roxbury CC/Montgomery County HS) Total List, Ruth (24) 5-6 G Frankenmuth, Mich. (Frankenmuth HS) Lowry, Lynne (25) 5-10 F Valley Falls, Kan. (Valley Falls HS) Luna, Elizabeth (33) 5-7 G Horton, Kan. (Horton HS) Lutz, Jennifer (22) 5-6 G Lawrence, Kan. (Lawrence HS) Total Martin, Jackie (15) 5-11 F Dublin, Ga. (Dublin HS) Total Mason, Patricia (15, 21) 5-8 G Washington D.C. (Eastern HS) Total May, Kristen (10) 5-8 G Kansas City, Mo. (Lincoln College Prep Academy) Total McCloud, Marthea (54) 5-10 C Detroit, Mich. (Class Technical HS) Medical Redshirt Total McGinest, Brandi (34) 5-10 G/F Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly HS) Total McFarland, Patti (25) McIntosh, Taylor (13) 5-11 F Wichita, Kan. (Heights HS) Total

23 Playe yer r CareC areer r Statisti tistics Taylor McIntosh Leila Mengüç Adrian Mitchell Ericka Muncy Mary Myers Evette Ott Lynn Page McWhirt, Melaney Total Means, Connie (21) 5-10 F Braman, Okla. (Northern Oklahoma JC/Braman HS) Mengüç, Leila (21) 5-6 G Stockholm, Sweden (Sanda HS) Totals Migicovsky, Valerie (14) 6-4 C North Bay, Ontario (Algonquin Secondary HS) Total Miller, Regan (41) 5-10 F Paola, Kan. (Paola HS) Total Mitchell, Adrian (21) 5-8 F Kansas City, Mo. (Central HS) Total Mixon, Caroline (30) 5-6 F Olathe, Kan. (Newton HS) Total Moffite, Brenda (24) 5-10 G Meridian, Miss. (Meridian HS) Morgan, Karen (10) 5-2 G Detroit, Mich. (DePorres HS) Total Moser, Donna (12) 5-7 F Leawood, Kan Mosley, Shaquina (21) 5-6 G Lancaster, Calif. (Antelope Valley HS/Central Arizona CC) Muncy, Ericka (22) 5-6 G Lexington, Ky. (Bryan Station HS) Total Myers, Mary (35) 5-6 G Pittsburgh, Pa. (Taylor-Allderdice HS) Total Nelson, LaTanya (42) 5-10 F Landover, Md. (Ballon HS) Total Norris, Steph (24) Total Orgas, Jen (24) 6-2 F Omaha, Neb. (Skutt Cathloic HS) Ott, Evette (24) 5-7 G Flint, Mich. (Northern HS) Total Page, Lynn (44) 6-4 C Tulsa, Okla. (Booker T. Washington HS) Total Page, Renea (53) 6-2 C East St. Louis, Ill. (Lincoln HS) Patterson, Kathy (14) 5-3 G Maize, Kan. (Hutchinson CC/Maize HS) Total Paulsen, Penny (23) 5-8 F Wheatland, Iowa Total Peeples, Rose (21) 5-7 G/F Peoria, Ill. (Illinois Central College/Spalding Academy HS) Penner, Marci (24) 5-8 G/F Inman, Kan Total Phipps, Kelly (13) 5-5 G Wichita, Kan Total Platt, Cindy (23) 5-8 F Medicine Lodge, Kan. (Medicine Lodge HS) Total

24 Playe yer r CareC areer r Statisti tistics Casey Pruitt Suzi Raymant Erinn Reed Brooke Reves Shandy Robbins Charisse Sampson Nakia Sanford Pr, Lynn (34) 6-2 G/F Arlington, Texas (Sam Houston HS) Total Pruitt, Casey (4) 5-6 G Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro HS) Medical Redshirt Total Pyle, Ashley (32) 5-8 G Dodge City, Kan. (Dodge City HS) Quarles, Valerie (15) 5-8 G/F Madison, Wis. (Madison West HS) Total Ransburg, Tamara (22) 6-4 F/C Kansas City, Mo. (Coastal Christian Academy (Va.) HS) Total Raymant, Suzi (11) 5-11 G Melbourne, Australia (Upwey HS) Total Reed, Erinn (32) 5-4 G Saginaw, Mich. (University of Iowa/Saginaw HS) Total Reves, Amanda (45) 6-1 F Denver, Colo. (Manual HS) Reves, Brooke (14, 5) 6-0 F Denver, Colo. (Wichita State University/Manual HS) Total Rhodes, Heather (43) 5-8 F Baldwin, Kan. (Baldwin HS) Rhymes, Alicia (34) 6-0 F Shreveport, La. (Loyola Prep HS) Totals Richardson, Deborah (55) 6-4 C Bryan, Texas (Kilgore JC/Bryan HS) Roark, Liz (15) 5-7 G Bartlesville, Okla. (Bartlesville HS) Total Robbins, Shandy (24) 6-1 G Huntington Beach, Calif. (Central Ariz. CC/Oregon/Marina HS) Total Roberts, Nichelle (33) 6-1 F Houston, Texas (West Field HS) Total Roenbaugh, Lori (24) 5-8 G Topeka, Kan. (Shawnee Heights HS) Rouse, Teresa Anne (34) 6-0 C Lawrence, Kan. (Lawrence HS) Total Rowan, Barbara (3) 5-8 F St. Louis, Mo Total Sallard, Sophronia (2) 5-10 G/F Syracuse, N.Y. (Nottingham HS) Sampson, Charisse (3) 5-10 G Los Angeles, Calif. (Washington Prep) Total Sanders, Viette (20) 5-6 G Wichita, Kan. (Wichita South HS) Total Sandifer, Marion (50) 6-3 C West Monroe, La. (West Monroe HS) Sanford, Nakia (43) 6-3 F/C Lithonia, Ga. (South Gwinnett HS) Total Schell, Ann (33) 6-0 F Greeley, Colo. (University HS) Total Schmidt, Suzanne (14) 5-8 G Orono, Maine (Orono HS) Schmitz, Grace (30) 6-2 C Baileyville, Kan Total

25 Playe yer r CareC areer r Statisti tistics Koya Scott Selena Scott Sandy Shaw Alana Slatter Caryn Shinn Angie Snr Chris Stewart Schneller, Karen (31) 5-9 F Kansas City, Kan Total Scott, Koya (22) 6-3 C Plano, Texas (East HS) Total Scott, Megan (45, 55) 6-2 C Platteville, Wis. (Platteville HS) Total Scott, Selena (22) 5-6 G Austin, Texas (St. Michael s Academy) Total Senne, Diane (41) 5-10 F Burdick, Kan. (Council Grove HS) Shareef, Danielle (32) 5-9 F Riviera Beach, Fla. (Palm Beach Gardens HS) Total Shaw, Sandy (23) 6-0 F Topeka, Kan. (Topeka HS) Total Shelite, Jamie (23) 6-4 C Medicine Lodge, Kan. (Medicine Lodge HS) Shields, Patti (14) Shinn, Caryn (23) 5-10 F Detroit, Mich. (Murray-Wright HS) Shirley, Vickie (12) 5-1 G Vermillion, Kan Total Slatter, Alana (13) 6-0 F Dallas, Texas (J.J. Pearce HS) Total Smith, Katie (22) 5-10 G Omaha, Neb. (Skutt Catholic HS) Smith, Robbin (30) 5-9 G Pittsburgh, Pa. (Schenley HS) Total Smith, Sharita (1) 5-8 G Dallas, Texas (Lincoln HS) Totals Smith, Stephanie (25) 5-11 F Kearney, Neb Snr, Angie (32) 5-9 G Roeland Park, Kan. (University of Oregon/Bishop Miege HS) Total Spears, Rhonda (23) 5-6 G Kansas City, Kan. (Kansas City CC/Sumner HS) Total Spencer, Sharonne (2) 6-2 F Los Angeles, Calif. (Dominquez HS) NCAA Partial Qualifier Medical Redshirt Total Stauffer, Tina (21) 5-9 F Emporia, Kan. (Emporia HS) Stepney, Dameyia (32) 5-9 G/F Midwest City, Okla. (Star Spencer HS) Stevens, Kathryn (13) 5-8 F Dunlap, Ill. (Illinois Central JC/Dunlap HS) Stewart (Hurley), Chris (22, 34) 5-9 G Oelwein, Iowa (Oelwein HS) Total Stoecker, Sherri (21) 5-7 G Lindsborg, Kan. (Lindsborg HS) Total Stokes Smagacz, Rose (14) 5-8 F Omaha, Neb

26 Playe yer r CareC areer r Statisti tistics Lisa Tate Leonora Taylor Kristel Thalmann Jennifer Trapp Stacy Truitt Nikki White Lynette Woodard Stroughter, Mesho (34) 5-9 G East St. Louis, Ill. (Lincoln HS) Total Tate, Lisa (55) 6-3 C Kansas City, Mo. (Southwest HS) Total Taylor, Angela (24) 5-9 G/F Kansas City, Mo. (Kansas State University/Central HS) Total Taylor, Leonora (40) 6-1 F/C Topeka, Kan. (Topeka HS) Total Thalmann, Kristel (14) 5-6 G Barnes, Kan. (Linn HS) Total Thompson, Chelsea (24) 5-10 G/F Louisville, Ky. (DuPont HS) Trapp, Jennifer (51) 6-1 F Lawrence, Kan. (Lawrence HS) Total Travers, Jenny (14) 5-7 G Iola, Kan. (Iola HS) Treacy, Lisa (11) 5-6 G Wilmette, Ill Truitt, Stacy (21) 5-8 G Port Gibson, Miss. (Port Gibson HS) Totals Waltz, Blair (3) 6-0 G/F Leawood, Kan. (Blue Valley North HS) Totals Waters, Shawna (21) 5-9 F Sumter, S.C. (Barton County CC/Sumter HS) Webb, Toni (30) 5-8 G Buffalo, N.Y. (Holy Angels Academy HS) Total White, Nikki (33) 6-4 F/C Memphis, Tenn. (Harding Academy HS) Medical Redshirt Total Wiley, Adrienne (23) 5-9 G Junction City, Kan Wilson, Dana (22) 5-6 G Fairfax, Va. (Robinson HS) Witherspoon, JoJo (10) 5-8 G Los Angeles, Calif. (Mornings HS) Total Woodard, Lynette (31) 6-0 F Wichita, Kan. (North HS) Total Yoder, Tarra (11) 5-7 G Oklahoma City, Okla. (Putnam City North HS) Zinic, Marija (11) 6-2 F/C Novi Sad, Serbia & Montenegro (Svetoszar Markovic HS)

27 Year-by-Year Results Jan. 29 Claremore JC W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 31 Corning-Topeka W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 3 NW Missouri State L Maryville, Mo. Feb. 6 Drake W Des Moines, Iowa Feb. 7 Grand View College L Des Moines, Iowa Feb. 10 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 12 Missouri L Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 14 Oklahoma W Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 16 Central Missouri State L Warrensburg, Mo. Feb. 20 Fort Hays State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 21 Phillips W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 25 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 27 Wichita State L Wichita, Kan. March 1 UNLV L Las Vegas, Nev. The Jayhawks -- Marian Washington s first team Record 5-4 Head Coach Marlene Mawson Feb. 20 Central Missouri State W Warrensburg, Mo. Feb. 22 Pittsburg State W Emporia, Kan. Feb. 23 Kansas State L Emporia, Kan. Feb. 24 Southwestern W Emporia, Kan. March 1 Kansas State L Lawrence, Kan. March 2 Kan. St. Teacher s Coll. W * Lawrence, Kan. March 4 McPherson L * McPherson, Kan. March 8 Pittsburg State L * Pittsburg, Kan. March 9 Cottey College W * Pittsburg, Kan Record 7-4 Head Coach Marlene Mawson Jan. 31 Central Missouri State L Warrensburg, Mo. Feb. 3 Haskell W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 10 Mount St. Scholastica W * Feb. 14 McPherson W McPherson, Kan. Feb. 18 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 21 Fort Hays State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 27 Washburn W Topeka, Kan. March 5 Mount St. Scholastica W * March 7 Kansas State L Lawrence, Kan. March 13 Wichita State W Manhattan, Kan. March 14 McPherson L Manhattan, Kan Record 7-8 Head Coach Marlene Mawson Jan. 21 Central Missouri State L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 26 Mount St. Scholastica W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 30 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 9 Washburn W Topeka, Kan. Feb. 13 Kansas State L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 18 Washburn W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 20 Mount St. Scholastica W * Atchison, Kan. Feb. 26 Fort Hays State L Hays, Kan. Feb. 27 McPherson L McPherson, Kan. March 5 McPherson L Lawrence, Kan. March 7 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. March 24 California-Davis L * Cullowhee, N.C. March 25 Western Carolina W * Cullowhee, N.C. March 26 Winthrop W * Cullowhee, N.C. March 27 Cal-State Fullerton L * Cullowhee, N.C Record 9-8 Head Coach Debbie Artman Jan. 15 Haskell W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 18 Washburn W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 21 Central Missouri State L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 22 Wichita State L Wichita, Kan. Jan. 27 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 29 Benedictine W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 30 Oklahoma L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 5 Haskell L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 11 Fort Hays State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 12 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 17 Washburn W Topeka, Kan. Feb. 19 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 22 Benedictine W Atchison, Kan. Feb. 25 Fort Hays State L Hays, Kan. March 4 Emporia W Lawrence, Kan. March 5 Fort Hays State L Lawrence, Kan. March 6 McPherson L Lawrence, Kan Record 9-8 Head Coach Sharon Drysdale (Complete game-by-game scores not available) * Washburn W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 8 Kansas State W Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 6 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan Record 11-8 Nov. 23 Claremore JC W Springfield, Mo. Nov. 24 Missouri State L Springfield, Mo. Nov. 25 Missouri W Springfield, Mo. Dec. 3 Central Missouri State L Warrensburg, Mo. Dec. 5 Washburn W Topeka, Kan. Dec. 11 Benedictine W Atchison, Kan. Dec. 12 Haskell W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 15 Wichita State W Wichita, Kan. Jan. 17 NW Missouri State L Maryville, Mo. Jan. 23 Central Missouri State L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 26 Fort Hays State L Hays, Kan. Jan. 29 Haskell W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 31 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 2 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 5 Benedictine W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 8 Fort Hays State L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 16 Missouri State L Springfield, Mo. Feb. 19 Washburn W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 22 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan Record 7-17 (Complete game-by-game scores not available) * Washburn W Lawrence, Kan. * Wichita State W Wichita, Kan. * Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Nov. 29 Missouri W Springfield, Mo. Jan. 24 Kansas State W Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 18 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 22 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 28 Kansas State W Hays, Kan Record Nov. 28 NWMissouri State L Springfield, Mo. Nov. 29 Missouri W Springfield, Mo. Nov. 30 Claremore Jr. College W Springfield, Mo. Dec. 14 St. Mary (Kan.) W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 7 Missouri State W Maryville, Mo. Jan. 8 NW Missouri State L Maryville, Mo. Jan. 9 Tarkio L Maryville, Mo. Jan. 12 Phillips L Enid, Okla. Jan. 16 Oklahoma State L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 17 Nebraska L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 21 Fort Hays State W Hays, Kan. Jan. 24 Missouri State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 26 Kansas State L Lawrence, Kan Record Nov. 23 Grand View College W Des Moines, Iowa Nov. 26 NW Missouri State L Springfield, Mo. Nov. 27 Missouri-St. Louis L Springfield, Mo. Nov. 28 Missouri State W Springfield, Mo. Nov. 30 Phillips L Enid, Okla. Dec. 1 Claremore JC W Claremore, Okla. Dec. 3 Wayland Baptist L Plainview, Texas Dec. 8 Nebraska-Omaha L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 4 Simpson W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 6 Nebraska L Maryville, Mo. Jan. 7 NW Missouri State L Maryville, Mo. Jan. 18 Wichita State W Wichita, Kan. Jan. 20 Oklahoma W Boulder, Colo.# Jan. 21 Kansas State L Boulder, Colo.# Jan. 22 Missouri L Boulder, Colo.# Jan. 25 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Jan. 28 Nebraska L Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 29 Nebraska-Omaha L Omaha, Neb. Feb. 1 Claremore JC W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 3 Phillips L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 5 Grand View College W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 10 Central Missouri State L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 12 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 15 NW Missouri State W Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 18 Missouri State W Springfield, Mo. Feb. 23 Kansas State L Lawrence, Kan Record Nov. 15 Drake W Lawrence, Kan. Nov. 25 Missouri-St. Louis W Springfield, Mo. Nov. 26 Oral Roberts W Springfield, Mo. Nov. 27 Nebraska-Omaha W ot Springfield, Mo. Nov. 30 Nebraska-Omaha W Omaha, Neb. Dec. 3 Wayland Baptist L Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 7 Claremore JC W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 9 Nebraska W Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 5 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan.# Jan. 6 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan.# Jan. 7 Missouri L Lawrence, Kan.# Jan. 10 Immaculata L Immaculata, Pa. Jan. 11 Maryland L College Park, Md. Jan. 14 Rutgers L Piscataway, N.J. Jan. 16 George Washington W Washington, D.C. Jan. 20 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 25 Kansas State L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 27 Baylor W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 28 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 2 Missouri W Columbia, Mo. Feb. 4 Iowa State W Ames, Iowa Feb. 7 Central Missouri State W Warrensburg, Mo. Feb. 10 Grand View College W Des Moines, Iowa Feb. 11 Simpson W Des Moines, Iowa Feb. 18 Missouri State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 21 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 24 Wichita State W Wichita, Kan. March 9 NW Missouri State W Manhattan, Kan.@ March 10 Missouri L Manhattan, Kan.@ March 11 Drake L Manhattan, Kan.@ March 16 Kentucky L ot Amarillo, Texas$ March 17 Minnesota W Amarillo, Texas$ March 18 Drake L Amarillo, Texas$ Record 30-8 Nov. 15 Claremore JC W Claremore, Okla. Nov. 20 Old Dominion L Detroit, Mich. Nov. 21 Detroit W Detroit, Mich. Nov. 27 Minnesota W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 1 Wayland Baptist L Plainview, Texas Dec. 2 Texas Tech W Lubbock, Texas 173

28 Year-by-Year Results Jan. 14 Iowa State L Manhattan, Kan.# Jan. 15 Oklahoma L Manhattan, Kan.# Jan. 16 Oklahoma State W Manhattan, Kan.# Jan. 19 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 21 Delta State L Cleveland, Miss. Jan. 23 Stephen F. Austin L Nacogdoches, Texas Jan. 26 Kansas State L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 30 Oklahoma L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 2 Missouri L Columbia, Mo. Feb. 3 Iowa State W Ames, Iowa Feb. 5 Nat l College of Educ. W Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 12 Northwest Okla. State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 16 Wichita State L Wichita, Kan. Feb. 20 Minnesota L Minneapolis, Minn. Feb. 23 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 26 Creighton W Lawrence, Kan. The Jayhawks won 29 games and took first place in the Big Eight Conference. Dec. 5 Central Missouri State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 8 Grand View College W Des Moines, Iowa Dec. 9 Drake L Des Moines, Iowa Dec. 27 Fordham W ot Queens, N.Y. Dec. 28 Queens College W Queens, N.Y. Dec. 29 Cheyney State L Queens, N.Y. Jan. 3 West Texas State W Wichita, Kan. Jan. 4 Wyoming W Wichita, Kan. Jan. 5 Nebraska-Omaha W Wichita, Kan. Jan. 9 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 12 Texas Woman s Univ. W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 18 Colorado W Lincoln, Neb.# Jan. 19 Nebraska W Lincoln, Neb.# Jan. 20 Missouri W Lincoln, Neb.# Jan. 24 Wichita State W Wichita, Kan. Jan. 26 Minnesota W Manhattan, Kan. Jan. 27 Texas Woman s Univ. W Manhattan, Kan. Jan. 30 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 2 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 6 Nebraska-Omaha W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 10 Missouri State W Springfield, Mo. Feb. 13 NW Missouri State W Maryville, Mo. Feb. 16 Missouri W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 19 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 21 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 26 Kansas State L ot Lawrence, Kan. March 3 UNLV L Las Vegas, Nev. March 9 Nebraska W Minneapolis, Minn.@ March 10 Missouri W Minneapolis, Minn.@ March 11 Kansas State W Minneapolis, Minn.@ March 16 Louisiana Tech L Carbondale, Ill.% March 17 South Conn. State W Carbondale, Ill.% Record 29-8 Nov. 22 Memphis W Plainview, Texas Nov. 23 Louisiana Tech L Plainview, Texas Nov. 24 Missouri W Plainview, Texas^ Nov. 27 Grand View College W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 1 Wayland Baptist W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 4 Central Missouri State W Warrensburg, Mo. Dec. 8 Old Dominion L Norfolk, Va. Dec. 12 Northwest Okla. State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 28 Penn State W Miami, Fla. Dec. 29 Rutgers L Miami, Fla. Dec. 31 Miami W Miami, Fla. Jan. 3 Louisiana-Monroe W Monroe, La. Jan. 5 Delta State W Cleveland, Miss. Jan. 9 Detroit W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 12 Iowa State W Ames, Iowa Jan. 17 Oklahoma State W Columbia, Mo.# Jan. 18 Colorado W Columbia, Mo.# Jan. 19 Missouri W Columbia, Mo.# Jan. 22 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 25 New Mexico W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 26 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 28 Kansas State L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 2 Minnesota W Minneapolis, Minn. Feb. 5 NW Missouri State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 9 Drake W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 11 Delta State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 15 Missouri W Columbia, Mo. Feb. 19 Wichita State W Wichita, Kan. Feb. 22 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 25 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 29 Kansas State L Pittsburg, Kan. March 1 Missouri L Lawrence, Kan. March 6 Central Missouri State W Des Moines, Iowa@ March 7 Nebraska W Des Moines, Iowa@ March 8 Kansas State W Des Moines, Iowa@ March 12 Cheyney State W Lawrence, Kan.% March 15 Louisiana Tech L Ruston, La.% Record 27-5 Nov. 21 Nebraska W Lincoln, Neb. Nov. 22 Creighton W Omaha, Neb. Nov. 27 Delta State W Plainview, Texas Nov. 28 Oregon W Plainview, Texas Nov. 29 Wayland Baptist W Plainview, Texas Dec. 1 Wayland Baptist W Plainview, Texas Dec. 3 Northern Oklahoma W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 6 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 19 Louisiana Tech L New York, N.Y. Dec. 20 Long Beach State L New York, N.Y. Dec. 28 California W Berkeley, Calif. Dec. 30 San Jose State W San Jose, Calif. Jan. 2 Long Beach State L Long Beach, Calif. Jan. 6 Stephen F. Austin W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 15 Colorado W Lawrence, Kan.# Jan. 16 Oklahoma W Lawrence, Kan.# Jan. 17 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan.# Jan. 20 Wichita State W Wichita, Kan. Jan. 21 Pittsburg State W Pittsburg, Kan. Jan. 27 Kansas State W Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 3 Missouri W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 7 Creighton W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 12 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 14 Detroit L Detroit, Mich. Feb. 17 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 20 Drake W Des Moines, Iowa Feb. 25 Minnesota W Lawrence, Kan. March 12 Pittsburg State W 2-0! Minneapolis, Minn.@ March 13 South Dakota W 87-66Minneapolis, Minn.@ March 14 Drake W 77-67Minneapolis, Minn.@ March 15 Minnesota W 67-61Minneapolis, Minn.@ March 21 UCLA L Lawrence, Kan.% Record Nov. 21 Pacific Christian W Lawrence, Kan. Nov. 26 Clemson W Plainview, Texas Nov. 27 Oregon State W Plainview, Texas Nov. 28 Louisiana Tech L Plainview, Texas Dec. 2 Creighton W Omaha, Neb. Dec. 5 Drake W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 12 Wayland Baptist W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 19 Detroit W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 21 Jackson State L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 2 DePaul L Chicago, Ill. Jan. 4 Northwestern W Evanston, Ill. Jan. 7 Oklahoma City W Wichita, Kan. Jan. 8 Wichita State W Wichita, Kan. Jan. 9 Texas L Wichita, Kan Record Big Eight Conference Record 9-5 (Third) Nov. 20 Drake L Des Moines, Iowa Nov. 26 Wayland Baptist L Plainview, Texas Nov. 27 Stephen F. Austin L Plainview, Texas Nov. 29 Wayland Baptist L Plainview, Texas Dec. 2 Delta State W ot Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 6 Wichita State L Wichita, Kan. Dec. 18 Minnesota W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 29 Cal State-Fullerton L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 4 Texas L Austin, Texas Jan. 5 Baylor L Waco, Texas Jan. 8 Cheyney State L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 11 Iowa State W Ames, Iowa Jan. 15 Missouri L Columbia, Mo. Jan. 19 Oklahoma L Norman, Okla. Jan. 22 Oklahoma State W Stillwater, Okla. Jan. 26 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Jan. 29 Missouri W ot Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 2 Oklahoma W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 5 Nebraska W Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 10 Colorado W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 12 Oklahoma State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 16 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 23 Kansas State L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 25 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. March 1 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. March 5 Colorado L Boulder, Colo. March 10 Nebraska W Norman, Okla.# March 11 Missouri L Norman, Okla.# Record Big Eight Conference Record 7-7 (Fifth) Nov. 18 Oklahoma City L Lawrence, Kan. Nov. 19 Northwestern State W Lawrence, Kan. Nov. 25 Arkansas L Minneapolis, Minn. Nov. 26 Miami (Ohio) W Minneapolis, Minn. Dec. 2 Louisiana Tech L Ruston, La. Dec. 3 Florida State L Ruston, La. Dec. 10 Drake L Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 16 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 19 Texas L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 1 Cleveland State L Miami, Fla. Jan. 3 Mercer W ot Miami, Fla. Jan. 5 Louisiana-Monroe L Miami, Fla. Jan. 18 Missouri L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 21 Iowa State W Ames, Iowa Jan. 25 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 28 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 31 Oklahoma L Norman, Okla. Feb. 4 Colorado W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 8 Oklahoma State W Stillwater, Okla. Feb. 11 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 15 Nebraska L Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 18 Missouri L Columbia, Mo. Feb. 22 Oklahoma L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 25 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 29 Colorado W Boulder, Colo. March 3 Oklahoma State L Lawrence, Kan. March 6 Oklahoma L Norman, Okla.# Record Big Eight Conference Record 9-5 (Third) Nov. 23 Oral Roberts W Tulsa, Okla. Nov. 24 Vanderbilt W Tulsa, Okla. Nov. 30 Missouri State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 1 Louisiana Tech L Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 4 Creighton W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 7 Nebraska-Omaha L Kansas City, Mo. Dec. 8 Arkansas State W Kansas City, Mo. 174

29 Year-by-Year Results The team was the first of nine straight KU teams to make the NCAA Tournament. Dec. 15 Texas A&I W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 22 Wichita State W Wichita, Kan. Dec. 30 Creighton L Omaha, Neb. Jan. 2 Pacific W Stockton, Calif. Jan. 4 St. Mary s (Calif.) W Moraga, Calif. Jan. 9 Drake L Des Moines, Iowa Jan. 16 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 19 Oklahoma L Norman, Okla. Jan. 23 Missouri L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 26 Colorado W Boulder, Colo. Jan. 29 Kansas State W Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 2 Nebraska W Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 6 Oklahoma State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 9 Colorado W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 13 Missouri L Columbia, Mo. Feb. 16 Iowa State W Ames, Iowa Feb. 20 Kansas State L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 24 Oklahoma L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 27 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. March 2 Oklahoma State W Stillwater, Okla. March 5 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan.# March 8 Oklahoma L Lawrence, Kan Record Big Eight Conference Record 9-5 (Tie Second) Nov. 23 Drake W Lawrence, Kan. Nov. 29 Indiana State W Lawrence, Kan. Nov. 30 Alcorn State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 3 Louisiana Tech L Ruston, La. Dec. 4 Northwestern State L Natchitoches, La. Dec. 7 Oral Roberts W Tulsa, Okla. Dec. 8 Avila W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 15 Creighton W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 21 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 27 Boston College W Raleigh, N.C. Dec. 28 North Carolina State L Raleigh, N.C. Jan. 2 Oral Roberts W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 9 Creighton L Omaha, Neb. Jan. 14 Nebraska W Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 18 Oklahoma State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 20 Missouri L Columbia, Mo. Jan. 25 Kansas State W Manhattan, Kan. Jan. 29 Colorado L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 1 Oklahoma W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 4 Iowa State L Ames, Iowa Feb. 8 Oklahoma State W Stillwater, Okla. Feb. 12 Missouri L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 15 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 19 Colorado L Boulder, Colo. Feb. 22 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 26 Oklahoma W Norman, Okla. March 1 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. March 5 Kansas State L Lawrence, Kan.# Record Big Eight Conference Record 9-5 (Tie First) Nov. 28 Central Missouri State W Lawrence, Kan. Nov. 29 Louisiana Tech L Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 2 Minnesota W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 5 Tulsa W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 8 Drake W Des Moines, Iowa Dec. 13 Pittsburg State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 20 Wichita State L Wichita, Kan. Dec. 23 Creighton L Omaha, Neb. Dec. 29 Western Michigan L Kalamazoo, Mich. Dec. 30 Bowling Green L Bowling Green, Ohio Jan. 3 New Mexico State L Honolulu, Hawaii Jan. 4 Harvard W Honolulu, Hawaii Jan. 5 Arizona W Honolulu, Hawaii Jan. 9 Creighton L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 11 Nebraska L Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 14 Oklahoma L Norman, Okla. Jan. 17 Oklahoma State W Stillwater, Okla. Jan. 21 Missouri W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 23 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Jan. 28 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 31 Colorado L Boulder, Colo. Feb. 4 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 7 Oklahoma State L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 11 Missouri W Columbia, Mo. Feb. 14 Oklahoma W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 18 Iowa State W Ames, Iowa Feb. 21 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 24 Colorado W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 28 Iowa State W Salina, Kan.# March 1 Nebraska W Salina, Kan.# March 2 Kansas State W Salina, Kan.# March 11 Louisiana-Monroe W Monroe, La.& March 14 Georgia L Athens, Ga.& Record Big Eight Conference Record 8-6 (Tie Third) Nov. 27 Mississippi Valley StateW Lawrence, Kan. Nov. 28 Arkansas W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 2 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 4 Loyola-Chicago L Columbus, Ohio Dec. 5 Boston College L Columbus, Ohio Dec. 7 Drake W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 12 Phillips W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 20 Minnesota W Minneapolis, Minn. Dec. 29 Texas A&M W San Diego, Calif. Dec. 30 San Diego State L San Diego, Calif. Jan. 4 Oral Roberts W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 6 UMKC W Kansas City, Mo. Jan. 9 Oklahoma City W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 13 Missouri L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 16 Iowa State L Ames, Iowa Jan. 20 Colorado W Boulder, Colo. Jan. 23 Nebraska L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 27 Oklahoma State W ot Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 30 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 3 Oklahoma W Norman, Okla. Feb. 6 Colorado L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 10 Oklahoma State L Stillwater, Okla. Feb. 13 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 17 Nebraska L Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 20 Kansas State W Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 24 Oklahoma W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 27 Missouri W Columbia, Mo. March 5 Oklahoma W Salina, Kan.# March 6 Nebraska W Salina, Kan.# March 7 Colorado W Salina, Kan.# March 16 Middle Tenn. State W Lawrence, Kan.& March 19 Louisiana Tech L Ruston, La.& Record Big Eight Conference Record 5-9 (Tie Sixth) Nov. 26 Princeton W Aruba Nov. 27 Mississippi L Aruba Dec. 2 Oral Roberts W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 3 Iowa W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 7 Wichita State W Wichita, Kan. Dec. 11 Minnesota W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 17 Creighton W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 29 Rutgers L Piscataway, N.J. Dec. 30 Wake Forest W ot Piscataway, N.J. Jan. 4 Stephen F. Austin L Nacogdoches, Texas Jan. 7 Oklahoma City W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 10 UMKC L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 12 Iowa State L Ames, Iowa Jan. 14 Oklahoma W ot Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 18 Nebraska L Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 21 Colorado L Boulder, Colo. Jan. 26 Oklahoma State L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 28 Kansas State L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 1 Missouri W Columbia, Mo. Feb. 4 Nebraska W ot Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 8 Oklahoma State L Stillwater, Okla. Feb. 11 Missouri L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 15 Oklahoma L Norman, Okla. Feb. 18 Kansas State W Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 22 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 25 Colorado L Lawrence, Kan. March 4 Oklahoma State L Salina, Kan.# Record 20-9 Big Eight Conference Record 9-5 (Tie Fourth) Nov. 24 Toledo W Honolulu, Hawaii Nov. 25 Hawai i L Honolulu, Hawaii Nov. 26 Vanderbilt L Honolulu, Hawaii Dec. 1 Radford W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 2 UMKC W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 6 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 9 Arkansas W Fayetteville, Ark. Dec. 11 Missouri Southern State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 16 Stephen F. Austin L Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 22 Creighton W Omaha, Neb. Dec. 30 Bowling Green W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 3 Oral Roberts W Tulsa, Okla. Jan. 4 Oklahoma City W Okla. City, Okla. Jan. 6 UMKC W Kansas City, Mo. Jan. 10 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 13 Oklahoma State L Stillwater, Okla. Jan. 17 Oklahoma W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 20 Missouri W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 24 Iowa State L Ames, Iowa Jan. 27 Kansas State L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 31 Colorado L Boulder, Colo. Feb. 3 Oklahoma W Norman, Okla. Feb. 7 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 10 Oklahoma State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 14 Missouri W Columbia, Mo. Feb. 17 Nebraska W ot Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 21 Colorado L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 24 Kansas State W Manhattan, Kan. March 3 Oklahoma State L Salina, Kan.# Record Big Eight Conference Record 7-7 (Fifth) Nov. 24 Louisiana State L Iowa City, Iowa Nov. 25 UCLA W Iowa City, Iowa Nov. 28 Minnesota W Minneapolis, Minn. Dec. 2 Drake W Des Moines, Iowa Dec. 7 Saint Louis W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 8 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 15 UMKC W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 22 Creighton L Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 28 Grambling State W Miami, Fla. Dec. 29 Miami W Miami, Fla. Dec. 30 Virginia L Miami, Fla. Jan. 6 Oklahoma City W Okla. City, Okla. Jan. 9 Oklahoma W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 12 Oklahoma State L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 16 Iowa State L Ames, Iowa Jan. 19 Missouri W Columbia, Mo. Jan. 23 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 26 Colorado W Boulder, Colo. Jan. 30 Kansas State L ot Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 2 Iowa State L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 6 Nebraska L Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 9 Oklahoma State L Stillwater, Okla. Feb. 13 Missouri W Lawrence, Kan. 175

30 Year-by-Year Results Feb. 16 Oklahoma W Norman, Okla. Feb. 20 Colorado W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 23 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 25 Wichita State L Wichita, Kan. March 2 Nebraska W Salina, Kan.# March 3 Colorado W Salina, Kan.# March 4 Oklahoma State L Salina, Kan.# March 21 Louisville W Amarillo, Texas$ March 22 Santa Clara L Amarillo, Texas$ March 23 Houston W Amarillo, Texas$ Record 25-6 Big Eight Conference Record 12-2 (First) Nov. 23 Illinois-Chicago W Chicago, Ill. Nov. 29 Weber State W Arlington, Texas Nov. 30 Texas-Arlington W Arlington, Texas Dec. 3 Wichita State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 6 Northern Iowa W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 7 Kentucky W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 14 Emporia State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 21 Drake W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 30 Minnesota W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 2 Army W Miami, Fla. Jan. 3 Arizona State L Miami, Fla. Jan. 4 Florida International W Miami, Fla. Jan. 9 Creighton L Omaha, Neb. Jan. 15 Missouri L Columbia, Mo. Jan. 18 Colorado W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 22 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 25 Nebraska W Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 29 Oklahoma State W Stillwater, Okla. Feb. 2 Kansas State W Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 5 Oklahoma W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 8 Oklahoma State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 12 Colorado L Boulder, Colo. Feb. 16 Iowa State W Ames, Iowa Feb. 19 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 23 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 26 Oklahoma W ot Norman, Okla. Feb. 29 Missouri W Lawrence, Kan. March 7 Iowa State W Salina, Kan.# March 8 Oklahoma W Salina, Kan.# March 9 Colorado L Salina, Kan.# March 18 Missouri State L Springfield, Mo.& Record 21-9 Big Eight Conference Record 9-5 (Tie Third) Dec. 1 Minnesota L Minneapolis, Minn. Dec. 8 Missouri State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 10 UMKC W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 12 Florida Atlantic W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 19 Illinois-Chicago W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 21 West Virginia W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 27 Missouri State W Springfield, Mo. Dec. 31 Kentucky L Lexington, Ky. Jan. 2 Creighton L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 8 Missouri L Columbia, Mo. Jan. 10 Colorado L Boulder, Colo. Jan. 12 Oral Roberts W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 15 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 17 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 22 Oklahoma W Norman, Okla. Jan. 24 Oklahoma State L Stillwater, Okla. Jan. 31 Kansas State W Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 5 Colorado L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 7 Missouri W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 9 Northern Iowa W Cedar Falls, Iowa Feb. 12 Iowa State W Ames, Iowa Feb. 14 Nebraska L Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 16 Lamar W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 19 Oklahoma State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 21 Oklahoma W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 28 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. March 6 Missouri W Salina, Kan.# March 7 Colorado W ot Salina, Kan.# March 8 Nebraska W Salina, Kan.# March 17 California L Lawrence, Kan.& Record 22-6 Big Eight Conference Record 11-3 (Second) Nov. 26 Creighton W Omaha, Neb. Dec. 1 Wichita State W Wichita, Kan. Dec. 3 Oral Roberts W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 4 Central Michigan W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 8 Morgan State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 19 Lamar L Beaumont, Texas The Jayhawks won the Big Eight championship trophy. Dec. 22 UMKC W Kansas City, Mo. Dec. 28 Georgia W New York, N.Y. Dec. 29 St. John s W New York, N.Y. Jan. 2 West Virginia W Morgantown, W.Va. Jan. 7 Missouri W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 9 Colorado W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 14 Nebraska W Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 16 Iowa State W Ames, Iowa Jan. 21 Oklahoma W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 23 Oklahoma State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 30 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 4 Colorado L Boulder, Colo. Feb. 6 Missouri L Columbia, Mo. Feb. 11 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 13 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 18 Oklahoma State L Stillwater, Okla. Feb. 20 Oklahoma W Norman, Okla. Feb. 26 Kansas State W Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 28 UNC-Asheville W Lawrence, Kan. March 5 Missouri L Salina, Kan.# March 16 Stephen F. Austin W Nacogdoches, Texas& March 19 Penn State L Univ. Park, Pa.& Record Big Eight Conference Record 8-6 (Third) Nov. 25 Virginia W Honolulu, Hawaii Nov. 26 Florida L Honolulu, Hawaii Nov. 27 Hawai i W Honolulu, Hawaii Dec. 2 Eastern Washington W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 3 Illinois State W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 6 Northern Iowa W Cedar Rapids, Iowa Dec. 10 Creighton W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 18 Northwestern L Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 21 DePaul W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 29 Southern Mississippi W Waco, Texas Dec. 30 Baylor W Waco, Texas Jan. 2 Houston W Houston, Texas Jan. 6 Iowa State W Ames, Iowa Jan. 8 Nebraska W Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 15 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 20 Oklahoma L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 22 Oklahoma State L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 25 Missouri W Columbia, Mo. Jan. 28 Connecticut L Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 3 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 5 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 10 Colorado L Boulder, Colo. Feb. 12 Kansas State L Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 17 Oklahoma State W Stillwater, Okla. Feb. 19 Oklahoma L Norman, Okla. Feb. 24 Colorado L Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 26 Missouri W Lawrence, Kan. March 4 Missouri W Salina, Kan.# March 5 Oklahoma W Salina, Kan.# March 6 Colorado L Salina, Kan.# March 16 Wisconsin L Lubbock, Texas & Record Big Eight Conference Record 11-3 (First) Nov. 24 DePaul W Chicago, Ill. Nov. 26 Purdue L W. Lafayette, Ind. Dec. 2 Northern Iowa W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 3 Iowa L ot Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 6 Creighton W Omaha, Neb. Dec. 10 Northwestern L Evanston, Ill. Dec. 16 Penn State L Kansas City, Mo. Dec. 19 UMKC W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 21 Illinois State W Normal, Ill. Dec. 28 Pepperdine W Malibu, Calif. Dec. 30 UC-Santa Barbara L Santa Barbara, Calif. Jan. 2 USC W Los Angeles, Calif. Jan. 5 Colorado L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 7 Missouri W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 12 Nebraska W Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 14 Iowa State W Ames, Iowa Jan. 19 Oklahoma L Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 21 Oklahoma State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 28 Kansas State W Manhattan, Kan. Feb. 2 Colorado W Boulder, Colo. Feb. 4 Missouri L Columbia, Mo. Feb. 9 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 11 Nebraska W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 16 Oklahoma State W Stillwater, Okla. Feb. 18 Oklahoma W Norman, Okla. Feb. 25 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. March 2 Kansas State W Salina, Kan.# March 3 Nebraska W Salina, Kan.# March 4 Colorado L Salina, Kan.# March 16 Middle Tennessee St. W Lawrence, Kan.& March 18 Texas W Lawrence, Kan.& March 23 Tennessee L 71-92Charlottesville, Va.& Record 25-6 Big 12 Conference Record 14-2 (First) Nov. 15 SMU W Lawrence, Kan.$ Nov. 17 Tennessee L Knoxville, Tenn.$ Nov. 24 UC-Santa Barbara W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 1 Purdue W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 7 Northeastern Illinois W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 8 Washington W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 11 UMKC W Kansas City, Mo. Dec. 15 Creighton W Lawrence, Kan. Dec. 21 Connecticut L Storrs, Conn. Dec. 28 Buffalo W Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 29 St. Joseph s W Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 4 Kansas State W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 8 Iowa State W Ames, Iowa Jan. 11 Baylor W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 18 Texas L Austin, Texas Jan. 22 Texas A&M W College Station, Texas Jan. 25 Colorado W Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 30 Texas Tech W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 2 Nebraska W Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 5 Missouri L Columbia, Mo. Feb. 8 Iowa State W Lawrence, Kan. Feb. 12 Oklahoma State W ot Stillwater, Okla. Feb. 15 Colorado W Boulder, Colo. Feb. 19 Missouri W Lawrence, Kan. 176

31 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. Kodak All-Ame merican Scoring...6th (1,689) Field Goals...5th (635) FG Attempted...6th (1,388) Free Throws...4th (385) Kansas All-Time FT Attempted...5th (550) Steals...6th (209) Assists...4th (337) 193

32 Tamecka Dixon (left) and Lynn Pr (right) are the only two Jayhawks to be named to the All-Big 12 First Team. Additionally, Dixon was named Big 12 Player of the Year in Coaches All-Big First Team Tamecka Dixon Honorable Mention Jennifer Trapp Nakia Sanford Lynn Pr Angie Halbleib 1998 First Team Lynn Pr 1999 First Team Lynn Pr Honorable Mention Nakia Sanford 2000 First Team Lynn Pr 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 Jayha yhawk Big B g 12 Honor H r RollR 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 Jaime Boyd Crystal Kemp Taylor McIntosh 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 Pr: Jan. 4, Jan Suzi Raymant: Dec. 6 Lynn Pr: Jan Crystal Kemp: Dec. 12 Crystal Kemp: Jan. 3 Big 12 Rookie of the Week 1999 Brooke Reves: Feb Aquanita Burras: Dec. 9 Big 12 Postgraduate Scholarship Angie Halbleib Big 12 Tournament Teams 1997 Tamecka Dixon 1998 Lynn Pr 194

33 All-American Lynette Woodard, (Kodak) Angela Aycock, 1995 (Kodak) Tamecka Dixon, 1997 (Kodak) Adrian Mitchell, 1978 (WNIT) Jayha yhawks s of DistinD istinction Black Coaches Association (BCA) Presnt, Marian Washington, BCA Lifetime Achievement Award Marian Washington, 2003 All-American Honorable Mention Tracy Claxton, 1982 Angie Snr, 1984 Angela Aycock, 1993 Tamecka Dixon, 1996 Lynn Pr, 1999 CoSIDA Academic All-American Lynette Woodard Angie Halbleib Angie Snr All-Academic District VII Second Team Jennifer Jackson 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 Lynn Pr played on the USA Jones cup team in 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 Lynette Woodard was inducted into the Women s Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville, Tenn., in June

34 Jayha yhawks s of DistinD istinction 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 Pan-American Games Tracy Claxton, 1979 Lynette Woodard, 1983, 1991 Lynn Pr, 1999 Southland Olympia Award Lynette Woodard, 1983 Bonnie Henrickson received the 2005 Carol Eckman Award, while Jayhawk Shaquina Mosley won the Junior College Player of the Year at the NCAA Final Four. Spartakiade Games Lynette Woodard, 1979 Lynette Woodard was the first ever female member of the Harlem Globetrotters. USA Jones Cup Team Lynn Pr, 1998 Charisse Sampson, USA Junior World Team Angela Aycock, 1993 Lynn Pr, 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, 1991 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 Pr Charisse Sampson Nakia Sanford Lynette Woodard 196

35 KU Wome ketball 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 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, 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. The team led by Lynette Woodard won 30 games and set many school records for single-season scoring that still stand today 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 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 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. Marian Washington became the fourth coach in KU women s basketball history in She coached the Jayhawks for 31 seasons. 197

36 KU Wome ketball Timeline Captured the Big Eight title. First NCAA Tournament appearance in school history NCAA Tournament participant... Washington recorded her 250th victory 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. Marian Washington collected her 350th career victory during the season in which KU captured its fifth regular season Big Eight title 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 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 450thcareer 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 KU advanced to the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament for the second time in school history. Lynn Pr named to the All-Big 12 First Team. The Jayhawks captured the Big 12 Championship title. Marian Washington was named Big 12 Coach of the Year and Tamecka Dixon was named Player of the Year Washington picked up her 500th career win against Oklahoma on Feb. 20. Made eighth straight NCAA Tournament appearance. Lynn Pr was named honorable mention All-American as well as being named All-Big 12 First Team. 198

37 KU Wome ketball Timeline Advanced to the NCAA tournament for the ninth straight season and the 11th time overall. Lynn Pr 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 Washington, who picked up her 500th career win against Oklahoma on Feb. 20, 1999, retired from coaching on Feb. 27, 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. 2. Bonnie Henrickson was named the fifth women s basketball coach in Kansas history on March 29, 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 Kemp, Taylor McIntosh and Jamie Boyd were each named Academic All-Big 12 First Team. KU also set a set a school-record average regular season attendance with 3,041 fans per game. 199

38 Final F Four r InfoI nformation First and Second Rounds - March 17 and 19 - Frank Erwin Center (16,755) Austin, Texas Host: University of Texas at Austin Ticket Info: Price: $53 Adult, $43 Youth Phone: 800/ or 512/ Web site: ticket.questions@athletics.utexas.edu Williams Arena (14,669) Minneapolis, Minnesota Host: University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Ticket Info: Price: $50/$40 Adult, $30 Youth Phone: 800/U-Gopher or 612/ Web site: Maples Pavilion (7,233) Stanford, California Host: Stanford University Ticket Info: Price: $60 Adult, $40 Youth Phone: 800/STANFORD Web site: Galen Center (10,280) Los Angeles, California Host: University of Southern California Ticket Info: Price: $40 Adult, $30 Youth Phone: 213/740-GOSC Web site: USC_Ticket_Office@usc.edu - March 18 and 20 - Breslin Student Events Center (15,085) East Lansing, Michigan Host: Michigan State University Ticket Info: Price: $35 Adult, $20 Youth Phone: 800/GO-STATE or 517/ Web site: tickets@msu.edu Hartford Civic Center (14,913) Hartford, Connecticut Host: University of Connecticut Ticket Info: Price: $75 Adult, $45 Youth Phone: 877/ Web site: athtickets@uconn.edu Petersen Events Center (12,508) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Host: University of Pittsburgh Ticket Info: Price: $35 Adult, $20 Youth Phone: 800/643-PITT or 412/ Web site: RBC Center (19,500) Raleigh, North Carolina Host: North Carolina State University Ticket Info: Price: $45 Adult, $30 Youth Phone: 919/ Web site: Women's Final Four April 1 and 3 Quicken Loans Arena (20,000) Cleveland, Ohio Hosts: Cleveland State University and Mid-American Conference Ticket Info: SOLD OUT - March 24 and 26 - Fresno Regional Save Mart Center (15,621) Fresno, California Host: California State University, Fresno Ticket Info: Price: $50 Adult, $25 Youth/Senior Phone: 559/278-DOGS Web site: Greensboro Regional Greensboro Coliseum (12,005) Greensboro, North Carolina Host: Atlantic Coast Conference Ticket Info: Price: $50 Adult, $20 Youth Phone: 336/ Web site: St. Pete Times Forum (21,497) Tampa, Fla. Host: University of South Florida 2009 Edward Jones Dome (43,000) St. Louis, Missouri Host: Missouri Valley Conference Regionals Future Final Four Host Sites - March 25 and 27 - Dallas Regional Reunion Arena (17,767) Dallas, Texas Hosts: Conference USA and SMU Ticket Info: Price: $40 Adult, $25 Youth Phone: 214/SMU-GAME or 214/ Web site: Dayton Regional University of Dayton Arena (13,000) Dayton, Ohio Host: University of Dayton Ticket Info: Price: $30 Adult (Lower), $20 Adult (Upper) Phone: 937/ Web site: RCA Dome (28,937) Indianapolis, Ind. Hosts: Butler University and Horizon League 200