2004 Stanford Women s Basketball

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1 April 13, Cardinal Schedule (27-7/14-4) Nov. 21 at Pepperdine W, Nov. 23 FORDHAM W, Nov. 25 SAN FRANCISCO W, Nov. 28 BOSTON UNIVERSITY W, Nov. 30 No. 10/10 GEORGIA W, Dec. 12 PACIFIC W, Dec. 14 No. 2/2 TENNESSEE L, (OT) Dec. 18 at Rice W, Dec. 21 at No. 4/3 Texas Tech L, Dec. 27 OREGON STATE* W, Dec. 29 No. NR/22 OREGON* W, Jan. 2 at Washington State* W, Jan. 4 at Washington* W Jan. 8 ARIZONA STATE* W, Jan. 10 ARIZONA* W, Jan. 16 at California* W, Jan. 23 at UCLA* W, (OT) Jan. 25 at USC* L, Jan. 29 WASHINGTON* W, Jan. 31 WASHINGTON STATE* W, Feb. 5 at Arizona* L, Feb. 7 at Arizona State* L, Feb. 14 CALIFORNIA* W, Feb. 19 USC* W, Feb. 21 UCLA* W, Feb. 26 at Oregon* L, Feb. 28 at Oregon State* W, Mar. 5-8 Pacific-10 Conference Tournament Mar. 6 vs. No. 9-seed California W, Mar. 7 vs. No. 4-seed UCLA W, Mar. 8 vs. No. 2-seed Arizona W, Mar NCAA Midwest Region First/Second Rounds Mar. 20 vs. No. 11-seed Missouri W, Mar. 22 vs. No. 3-seed Oklahoma W, Mar NCAA Midwest Regionals Mar. 28 vs. No. 2-seed Vanderbilt W, Mar. 30 vs. No. 1-seed Tennessee L, * Pac-10 Conference game 2004 Stanford Women s Basketball STANFORD SEASON WRAP UP: * - No. 7/7 Stanford ended a successful season with a 27-7 overall record, an appearance in the Elite Eight and a Pacific-10 Conference and Tournament title. * - Senior F Nicole Powell was selected the Most Outstanding Player for the NCAA Tournament Midwest Region. * - The NCAA Midwest Region First-Round win over Missouri (68-44) marked head coach Tara VanDerveer s 600th career win. * - Powell tallied her 2,000th career point in NCAA Midwest Region Second- Round win over Oklahoma (68-43)... she finished her Stanford career ranked third in the Cardinal recordbooks with 2,062 points in 119 games. * - The Cardinal wrapped up ranked No. 1 among NCAA Divison I schools in free-throw percentage (80.8; ), No. 6 in 3-point field goals per game (7.5), No. 10 in 3-point field goal percentage (37.7), No. 15 in won-lost percentage (79.4) and No. 25 in turnovers per game (14.7). * - Stanford finished the season ranked first in the conference in scoring defense (58.4), scoring margin (+11.9), free throw percentage (80.8; ), field goal percentage (37.7; ), 3-point field goal percentage (37.7; ), defensive rebounds (888) and 3-point field goals made (256). * - Stanford was crowned Pacific-10 Conference co-champion with Arizona after both teams tallied a 14-4 league record this season... the Cardinal earned a share of its fourth-straight conference title and won its second-straight Pac-10 Tournament Championship... the Cardinal downed Arizona in the championship game to claim the tournament title and an automatic berth into the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive season... Stanford leads the conference with 13 all-time Pac-10 titles and two tournament titles. * - Powell was named the Pac-10 Conference Player of the Year for the second time in her career... Earned Pac-10 Conference Tournament MVP honors for the third-straight season. * - Freshman C Kristen Newlin was named a member of the Pac-10 All-Freshman Team... redshirt junior G Susan Borchardt and junior G Kelley Suminski earned Stanford Team Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr./Exp. Hometown (Last School) 00 Chelsea Trotter C 6-3 Jr.*/2V San Dimas, CA (Brea-Olinda HS) 2 Krista Rappahahn G 6-0 So./1V Lebanon, CT (Norwich Free Academy) 3 Markisha Coleman G 5-6 Fr./HS East Palo Alto, CA (Eastside Prep) 4 Clare Bodensteiner G 5-9 So./1V Rupert, ID (Minico HS) 5 Kelley Suminski G 5-9 Jr./2V Chester, NJ (Mendham HS) 14 Nicole Powell F 6-2 Sr./3V Phoenix, AZ (Mountain Pointe HS) 21 Shelley Nweke C 6-5 So./1V Marietta, GA (Marietta HS) 22 Eziamaka Okafor F 6-0 Fr.*/RS Rolla, MO (Rolla HS) 24 Susan Borchardt G 5-7 Jr.*/2V Richfield, MN (Academy of Holy Angels) 30 Brooke Smith C 6-3 So./TR^ San Anselmo, CA (Duke University) 32 Katie Denny G 6-1 Sr./3V Pacific Grove, CA (Robert Louis Stevenson HS) 33 Sebnem Kimyacioglu F 5-11 Jr./2V Mountain View, CA (Pinewood School) 34 T'Nae Thiel F 6-1 Jr./2V Weatherford, TX (Weatherford HS) 43 Kristen Newlin F/C 6-5 Fr./HS Riverton, WY (Riverton HS) 44 Azella Perryman F 6-1 Jr./2V Anchorage, AK (East Anchorage HS) Head Coach: Tara VanDerveer (Indiana, 1975/18th season) Associate Head Coach: Amy Tucker (Ohio State, 1982/19th season) Assistant Coaches: Karen Middleton (South Carolina, 1991/7th season) and Julie Rousseau (California State Los Angeles, 1991/4th season) * - used redshirt season ^ - will redshirt the season Stanford WBB Quick Facts Overall Record: Pac-10 Record: 14-4/First Postseason Finish: Elite Eight Head Coach: Tara VanDerveer Career Record: (.782) Record at Stanford: (.794) Associate Head Coach: Amy Tucker Assistant Coaches: Karen Middleton and Julie Rousseau Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/1 Starters Returning/Lost: 5-0 Conference: Pacific-10 Arena: Maples Pavilion (7,391) WBB Contact: Amy Eaton Phone: (650) Fax: (650) aeaton@stanford.edu

2 ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL (April 5, 2004) Record 1. Connecticut Tennessee LSU Minnesota Duke Penn State Stanford Georgia Purdue Texas Baylor Louisiana Tech Vanderbilt Boston College Kansas State Houston Texas Tech Oklahoma UC Santa Barbara Notre Dame North Carolina TCU Auburn Colorado DePaul USA TODAY/ESPN/WBCA DIVISION I COACHES POLL (April 7, 2004) Record 1. Connecticut Tennessee LSU Minnesota Duke Penn State Stanford Georgia Purdue Texas Baylor Louisiana Tech Vanderbilt Boston College Kansas State Houston Texas Tech Oklahoma UC-Santa Barbara Notre Dame North Carolina TCU Auburn Colorado DePaul italics indicates opponents Honorable Mention All-Pac-10 honors... Suminski was also named to the Pac-10 All-Tournament Team. * - Powell led the Cardinal with 627 points and 346 rebounds... she averaged 20.2 ppg and 11.2 rpg. * - Other scoring leaders included Suminski (340), Borchardt (289) and junior G Sebnem Kimyacioglu (229). * - Powell led Stanford in 3-pointers made (58), followed closely by Kimyacioglu (57), Borchardt (55) and Suminski (53). * - Junior F T Nae Thiel led Stanford in field goal percentage (.527; ). * - Sophomore G Krista Rappahahn led the Cardinal in 3-point field goal percentage (.509; 28-55). STANFORD S NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY: * - Stanford owns an all-time postseason record of (.678), including a (.714) record in NCAA Tournament competition... This year was the Cardinal s 18th NCAA Tournament appearance and 17th in a row. * - The Cardinal have advanced to at least the regional final game in 8-of-18 NCAA Tournament appearances. * - Stanford won NCAA Championships in 1990 and 1992, and also made Final Four appearances in 1991, 1995, 1996 and The Cardinal captured the 1990 NCAA Championship by defeating Auburn in Knoxville, Tenn.... Stanford then won the 1992 crown by knocking off Western Kentucky in the championship game in Los Angeles, Calif. NCAA MIDWEST REGION WRAP-UP: * - Final (Tennessee 62, Stanford 60): Tasha Butts scored in the lane with 1.7 seconds left and the Lady Vols beat Stanford Butts, guarded on the left block by All-American Nicole Powell, spun to her right and threw up a right-hander, which banked off the glass and fell through... Powell caught a long inbounds pass on the right wing and heaved a 3-point attempt toward the basket, but it banged off the rim and out... Powell led Stanford with 31 points and 10 rebounds, but was the only Cardinal player in double figures... Powell was selected the Most Outstanding Player for the Midwest Regional games in Norman... She had 47 points, 27 rebounds and 11 assists combined in Stanford s two games... Her right-hander in the lane tied the game at 60 with 44.6 seconds... Butts missed a layup on the other end, but Tennessee kept possession after Stanford s Chelsea Trotter knocked the rebound out of bounds under the basket with 21.7 seconds left... Butts ran the clock down to 8.4 seconds before Summitt signaled for a timeout to set up the final play... Butts charged to the left of the basket and turned her back to Powell... Butts led Tennessee with 14 points, Ely scored 12 and LaToya Davis had The Cardinal took a lead when Powell hit a jumper from the free throw line with 8:26 left in the first half... Powell scored 10 of the Cardinal s first 26 points as Stanford hit 13 of its first 20 shots... But Tennessee charged back, holding Stanford scoreless for the next 5:38 as it scored 11 straight points and took the lead on a 3-pointer by Sidney Spencer with 3:13 to play before halftime... VanDerveer called timeout to regroup, and Stanford scored the final five points of the half for a lead... Stanford tried only three free throws and made just one, and it didn t get any scoring from its bench. * - Semifinal (Stanford 57, Vanderbilt 55): Kelley Suminski hit a 3-pointer with 0.3 left on the clock to give Stanford a victory over Vanderbilt... Nicole Powell had 16 points, 17 rebounds and nine assists, including a drive and dish that set up Suminski s game-winner... Powell took the inbounds with 11.2 seconds left, dribbled up the court and into the lane before turning around and passing to Suminski, whose open shot rattled in... Dee Davis couldn t get a full-court desperation heave off for Vandy before the final buzzer and Stanford players mobbed the court... Suminski finished with 11 points, and T Nae Thiel added 10 for the sixth-seeded Cardinal... Hillary Hager had 13 points to lead second-seeded Vanderbilt... Earley added 12, Jenni Benningfield scored 11 and Davis had Powell couldn t find her range in the second half, going scoreless for the first 19 minutes... After her first of two consecutive airballs late in the second half, the 6-foot-2 forward turned to VanDerveer with a look of frustration a some boos coming down from the crowd... Powell had 14 points, 11 rebounds and six assists in the opening half... She started struggling after Earley returned from the bench after sitting out the final 14 minutes of the first half with two fouls... Vanderbilt capitalized on Powell s ineffectiveness to overcome a 12-point first-half deficit... The Commodores came out of halftime on an 11-2 run to tie it at 37 on Benningfield s putback of Earley s miss... The Commodores finally took their first lead with a 10-2 run late in the second half. Davis hit two free throws to give the Commodores a lead, but Stanford held Vanderbilt scoreless the rest of the way... Powell was fouled by Hager and hit two free throws to cut the deficit to one, then the Cardinal kept Vanderbilt from getting off a shot before the shot clock expired on the ensuing possession. * - Second Round (Stanford 68, Oklahoma 43): Stanford, the No. 6 seed in the Midwest but ranked 10th nationally, used a 22-0 second-half run to rout Oklahoma in the second round of the Midwest Regional... Nicole Powell had 23 points and Kelley Suminski added 19 for the Cardinal

3 STANFORD'S RECORD WHEN... Game Site Home Away Neutral Final Margin 1-5 points Scoring 1 player in double figures players in double figures players in double figures players in double figures players in double figures Halftime Score Leading Trailing Tied Field Goal Percentage Higher Lower Equal Rebounds Higher Lower Equal Three-Pointers Made More Less Equal Free Throws Made More Less Equal Turnovers More Less Equal Game Days Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday (26-6)... Oklahoma (24-9), the Big 12 tournament champion, was the No. 3 seed but 11th in the national rankings... The Sooners had won five in a row, and trailed only at halftime... Stanford outscored Oklahoma in the second half, shooting 58 percent (15-for-26), including 4-for-7 from 3-point range... Powell also had 11 rebounds, seven assists and no turnovers - giving her one turnover in two games in Tempe... Suminski was 7-for-10 shooting, 3-for-6 on 3-pointers. Susan Borchardt scored all nine of her points in the second half on 3-of-4 shooting on 3s... Chelsea Trotter added 10 points, all in the second half... Dionnah Jackson was the only Oklahoma player in double figures with 15 points... The Sooners shot just 30 percent (15-for-50), 28 percent in the second half... The Cardinal opened the second half with a 16-4 outburst to go up on Suminski s 3-pointer with 15 minutes to play... Caton Hill s 3-pointer cut the lead to with 12:24 to go, but the Sooners went the next 6:44 without a score... Trotter scored eight in Stanford s big run, sparking it with an inside basket and ending it with a putback that put Stanford up with 5:57 remaining... Borchardt had two 3-pointers during the run, and Suminski scored eight... Hill finally ended the Oklahoma drought with an inside basket with 5:40 remaining... Powell scored 10 of Stanford s last 16 points in the first half... Neither team shot well in the first 20 minutes, Stanford 33 percent (8- for-24) and Oklahoma 32 percent (8-for-25)... Stanford missed its first six shots and Oklahoma went more than five minutes without a point as the Sooners took a 13-5 lead on Beky Preston s layup on a pass from Maria Villarroel... But Powell scored seven in a 12-2 run and the Cardinal took a lead after Suminski s 3-pointer with 6:23 left in the half... Jackson, who scored nine in the first half, made one of two free throws to tie it at 22 with 47.2 seconds to go in the half... Powell made one of two at the line with 5.6 seconds remaining to put Stanford up by one at halftime. * - First Round (Stanford 68, Missouri 44): Nicole Powell had 17 points, nine rebounds and seven assists as the Cardinal beat Missouri Powell, who grew up in nearby Phoenix, scored 14 in the first half and took just one shot in the second, using a crossover move to create a 3-pointer that put Stanford up with 6:35 to play... Powell was 3-for-5 from 3-point range with three steals and only one turnover despite handling the ball on virtually every Stanford possession... Three other Stanford players reached double figures... T Nae Thiel scored 14 points, and Susan Borchardt had 13, shooting 3-of-5 on 3-pointers... Suminski added 10 points... Stretch James scored 20 to lead the Tigers, the No. 11 seed... Two-time all-big 12 player Evan Unrau scored 10, eight below her season average. Both were playing their final game for Missouri... The Tigers shot just 31 percent overall, 27 percent in the second half... Powell dominated play in the first half as Stanford took a lead at the break, but she didn t score as the Cardinal opened the second half with a 14-2 run to go up on Chelsea Trotter s second rebound basket in a row with 14:20 to play... Kristen Newlin s two free throws gave Stanford its biggest lead with 4:07 left... Powell had a steal and layup, then got an assist on Borchardt s 3-pointer in a 10-2 run that put Stanford up on Azella Perryman s two free throws with 8:05 to play in the half... The Tigers - one of seven Big 12 teams in the tournament - twice cut it to six, the last time at on EeTisha Riddle s layup with 4:28 to go until halftime... Powell sank a 3-pointer and a 10-footer from the baseline in a 7-0 spurt that gave Stanford its biggest lead of the half, 35-22, with 1:27 to play... In the first half, Powell had 14 points, six rebounds, three assists, three steals and a blocked shot. NO PLACE LIKE HOME: * - Stanford owns an all-time record of (.816) at Maples Pavilion, including a 15-1 mark last season and a 14-1 record this year. * - VanDerveer s teams have compiled a (.898) home record during her tenure, and have posted six perfect seasons at Maples Pavilion. * - The Cardinal has won 45 of its last 48 games at Maples Pavilion. * - Stanford has lost two home games or less in 15 of the last 17 seasons (including this year). * - The Cardinal currently hold a 28-game winning streak against Pac-10 opponents at home. HEAD COACH TARA VANDERVEER TALLIES 600: * - With Stanford s Midwest Region First Round win over Missouri, VanDerveer tallied her 600th career win... her 25-year record now stands at (.782). * - During her 25-year career, she spent two years at Idaho (42-14;.750), five years at Ohio State (110-37;.748) and has completed her 18th season at Stanford (.794). * Pac-10 Coach of the Year and a finalist for Naismith National Coach of the Year honors... Inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in April of 2002 in Knoxville, Tennessee. * - She entered the season ranked fourth among active coaches in career Division I winning percentage. * - The Pac-10 Coach of the Year honor is the sixth of VanDerveer's career... VanDerveer is the only coach to have won the award more than twice. * - She picked up her 450th win at Stanford on March 28, 2004, against Vanderbilt at the NCAA Tournament... She also owns an impressive Pac-10 record of (.837)... In the 1990's alone, she compiled an overall record of (.831).

4 Stanford In The Pac (All Games) Team Statistics Scoring offense 3rd Scoring defense 1st Scoring margin 1st FT percentage 1st FG percentage 2nd FG percentage defense 1st point percentage 1st point percentage defense 3rd Rebounding offense 4th Rebounding defense 2nd Rebounding margin 3rd Blocked shots 3rd Assists 3rd Steals 9th Turnover margin 8th - (-0.85) Assist/turnover ratio 2nd Offensive rebounds 8th Defensive rebounds 1st point field goals made 1st Individual Statistics Scoring 1. Giuliana Mendiola (Wash) Nicole Powell 20.2 Rebounding 1. Nicole Powell Kristen Newlin 5.2 Field goal percentage 1. Shawntinice Polk (Arizona) T Nae Thiel 52.7 Assists 1. Corrie Mizusawa (Oregon) Nicole Powell 4.10 Free throw percentage 1. Nicole Powell Kelley Suminski 83.7 * - VanDerveer has led Stanford to two NCAA Championships ( & ), five NCAA Final Four appearances and 12 Pacific-10 Conference titles (including this year)... She is also a three-time NCAA Coach of the Year and was a Naismith National Coach of the Year Finalist in * - VanDerveer served as head coach of the 1996 United States Olympic Women's Basketball Team that won the gold medal in Atlanta, Georgia... She guided the Olympic Team to a perfect 60-0 record from and owns an all-time international head coaching record of 88-8 (.917). * - Named the third women's basketball coach in Stanford history on May 7, 1985, after head coaching stints at Idaho ( ) and Ohio State ( ). ALL-AMERICAN NICOLE POWELL: * - Senior forward Nicole Powell was a finalist for the Naismith Award (third time as a finalist), the State Farm Wade Trophy and the inaugural Wooden Award. * - Named an Associated Press First-Team All-American. * - Earned Kodak First-Team All-America honors in her last three seasons, to become the only threetime Kodak All-American in school history. * - Named and Pac-10 Player of the Year, and was a four-time First-Team All-Pac-10 selection and three-time Pac-10 Tournament Most Valuable Player. * - Selected as the Most Outstanding Player for the Midwest Region. * - Powell tallied her 2,000th career point against Oklahoma in the second round game of the NCAA Midwest Regional... she finished her career with 2,062 points in 119 games. * - Finished her career ranked first in Stanford history in career rebounds (1,143), first in rebounds per game (9.6), second in points per game (17.3), second in free throw percentage (82.9; 457-of- 551), second in free throws made (457), second in free throws attempted (551), second in 3-pointers attempted (518), second in 3-pointers made (201), third in total points (2,062) and fifth in assists (577). * - Ended senior season ranked No. 9 among NCAA Division I schools in rebounds per game (11.2), No. 15 in points per game (20.2) and No. 21 in free throw percentage (85.6; ). * - She is listed 18 times in 10 different categories in Stanford's single-season record book Holds single season (346; ) and single game (21 vs. Oregon, Jan. 13, 2002) rebounding records. * - Owns six of the 12 triple-doubles in Pac-10 history, and six of the eight in Stanford history. * - The only Pac-10 player to have ever recorded more than one career triple-double. * - In 119 career games, has recorded the six triple-doubles and 51 double-doubles... This season, Powell tallied 22 double-double games. * - She has scored in double figures 102 times and pulled down 10 or more rebounds 59 times. * - Has spent three of the last four summers playing for USA Basketball She helped the U.S. to the silver medal at the 2003 Pan American Games in the Dominican Republic, the bronze medal at the 2001 FIBA Junior World Championships in the Czech Republic and the gold medal at the Women's Junior World Championship Qualifying Tournament in Argentina. Steals 1. Lisa Willis (UCLA) Nicole Powell point field goal percentage 1. Susan Borchardt Kelley Suminski pointers per game 1. Lisa Willis (UCLA) Nicole Powell Sebnem Kimyacioglu Susan Borchardt Kelley Suminski 1.56 Blocked shots 1. Shawntinice Polk (Arizona) Kristen Newlin 1.67 Assist/turnover ratio 1. Corrie Mizusawa (Oregon) Nicole Powell 1.51 Offensive rebounds 1. Shawntinice Polk (Ariz) Nicole Powell 2.71 Defensive rebounds 1. Nicole Powell 8.5

5 #00 Chelsea Trotter Points at Pepperdine (11/21/03) Rebounds...11 at Texas Tech (12/21/03) Assists. 4, 3x, last at Texas Tech (12/21/03) Field Goals... 6, 2x, last at Rice (12/18/03) Free Throws... 6 vs. Fordham (11/23/03) Steals...1, 3x, last vs. Tennessee (13/30/04) Blocks...2 at Rice (12/18/03) Minutes...39 vs. Tennessee (12/14/03) #2 Krista Rappahahn Points vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Rebounds... 4, 2x, last vs. Washington (1/29/04) Assists...5 vs. Washington State (1/2/04) Field Goals... 6, 2x, last vs. Arizona (1/10/04) 3-Pointers... 4, 2x, last vs. Arizona (1/10/04) Free Throws... 4 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Steals... 5 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Blocks... 1 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Minutes...30 vs. Washington State (1/2/04) #3 Markisha Coleman Points... 2, 3x, last vs. Arizona (1/10/04) Rebounds...2 vs. Oregon (12/29/03) Assists... Field Goals... 1, 3x, last vs. Arizona (1/10/04) Free Throws... Steals... 1, 3x, last vs. Arizona (1/10/04) Blocks... Minutes... 6 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) #4 Clare Bodensteiner Points...6 vs. Washington State (1/31/04) Rebounds...3 vs. Boston U. (11/28/03) Assists... 5 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Field Goals... 2, 2x, last vs. Washington State (1/31/04) 3-Pointers..2 vs. Washington State (1/31/04) Free Throws... 2 vs. USF (11/25/03) Steals... 1, 2x, last vs. Washington (1/29/04) Blocks... 1 vs. Washington (1/29/04) Minutes...15 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) #5 Kelley Suminski Points at Washington State (1/2/04) Rebounds... 7 vs. Vanderbilt (3/28/04) Assists...10 at Washington State (1/2/04) Field Goals... 7, 2x, last vs. Oklahoma (3/22/04) 3-Pointers... 5 vs. UCLA (3/7/04) Free Throws. 8 at Washington State (1/2/04) Steals...3, 2x, last vs. USF (11/25/03) Blocks...1, 4x, last vs. Tennessee (3/30/04) Minutes...39, 3x, last at Oregon (2/26/04) Season Highs (BOLD denotes career high) #14 Nicole Powell Points vs. Tennessee (12/14/03) Rebounds vs. Vanderbilt (3/28/04) Assists...10 vs. Washington State (1/31/04) Field Goals...14 vs. Tennessee (3/30/04) 3-Pointers... 5, 2x, last at UCLA (1/23/04) Free Throws..13, 2x, last at USC (1/25/04) Steals... 4, 2x, last vs. Arizona State (1/8/04) Blocks...2, 2x, last vs. Tennessee (3/30/04) Minutes...45 vs. Tennessee (12/14/03) #21 Shelley Nweke Points... 2 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Rebounds... 4 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Assists... Field Goals... Free Throws... 2 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Steals... Blocks... 1, 3x, last vs. Oregon (12/29/03) Minutes...7 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) #22 Eziamaka Okafor Points...2 vs. Cal (3/6/04) Rebounds... Assists... Field Goals...1 vs. Cal (3/6/04) Free Throws... Steals... Blocks... Minutes...1, 2x, last vs. Cal (3/6/04) #24 Susan Borchardt Points...19 at Cal (1/16/04) Rebounds... 4 at Oregon (2/26/04) Assists...7 vs. Oregon State (12/27/03) Field Goals...6, 2x, last vs. Cal (2/14/04) 3-Pointers... 4, 4x, last vs. Washington State (1/31/04) Free Throws...6 at Cal (1/16/04) Steals... 4 vs. Boston U. (11/28/03) Blocks. 1, 2x, last at Texas Tech (12/21/03) Minutes... 37, 2x, last at Oregon State (2/28/04) #32 Katie Denny Points...5 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Rebounds... 3 vs. Fordham (11/23/03) Assists... 1, 3x, last vs. Washington State (1/31/04) Field Goals...2 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Free Throws...3 vs. Washington (1/29/04) Steals... 1, 2x, last vs. Washington (1/29/04) Blocks... Minutes vs. Fordham (11/23/03) #33 Sebnem Kimyacioglu Points vs. Oregon State (12/27/03) Rebounds...8 vs. Boston U. (11/28/03) Assists... 7, 2x, last vs. Oregon (12/29/03) Field Goals.. 7 vs. Oregon State (12/27/03) 3-Pointers...5, 3x, last vs. Cal (3/6/04) Free Throws...5 vs. Oregon State (12/27/03) Steals... 3 at Rice (12/18/03) Blocks...2, 3x, last vs. Oklahoma (3/22/04) Minutes..36, 2x, last at Washington (1/4/04) #34 T'Nae Thiel Points vs. Cal (2/14/04) Rebounds...7, 2x, last vs. Missouri (3/20/04) Assists... 5, 3x, last vs. Arizona (3/8/04) Field Goals... 8 vs. Cal (2/14/04) 3-Pointers...1, 2x, last at Oregon (2/24/04) Free Throws... 6, 2x, last vs. UCLA (2/21/04) Steals...4 vs. Tennessee (3/30/04) Blocks...3 at ASU (2/7/04) Minutes vs. Tennessee (3/30/04) #43 Kristen Newlin Points... 16, 2x, last vs. Oregon State (12/27/03) Rebounds at Texas Tech (12/21/03) Assists...3 vs. Oregon (12/29/03) Field Goals... 6, 2x, last vs. Oregon State (12/27/03) Free Throws...6 vs. Fordham (11/23/03) Steals... 3 vs. USF (11/25/03) Blocks...8 at Washington State (1/2/04) Minutes... 29, 2x, last vs. Oregon State (12/27/03) #43 Azella Perryman Points... 17, 2x, last vs. USC (2/19/04) Rebounds...11, 2x, last vs. Cal (2/14/04) Assists...2, 5x, last vs. Cal (3/6/04) Field Goals... 8, 2x, last vs. USC (2/19/04) Free Throws...4 vs. Oregon State (12/27/03) Steals...2, 2x, last vs. Cal (3/6/04) Blocks...1 at Cal (1/16/04) Minutes...28 at Arizona (2/5/04) Team Points...91 vs. Washington State (1/31/04) Rebounds...52 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Assists...26 vs. Arizona (1/10/04) Field Goals... 31, 4x, last vs. Cal (3/6/04) 15, 2x, last vs. Washington State (1/31/04) Free Throws...27 vs. Washington (1/29/04) Steals...14 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Blocks at Washington State (1/2/04)

6 #00 Chelsea Trotter Points...17, 3x, last vs. Cal (12/29/02) Rebounds at Pacific (12/14/02) Assists. 4, 3x, last at Texas Tech (12/21/03) Field Goals... 7, 2x, last at UCLA (1/24/03) 3-Pointers... 1 at Oregon (1/11/03) Free Throws...7 vs. Washington (1/18/03) Steals...3, 2x, last at Arizona St. (3/1/03) Blocks... 3 at Pacific (12/14/02) Minutes...39 vs. Tennessee (12/14/03) #2 Krista Rappahahn Points vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Rebounds...7 vs. Oregon (2/6/03) Assists...3, 4x, last vs. Oregon (12/29/03) Field Goals... 6, 2x, last vs. Arizona (1/10/04) 3-Pointers... 4, 2x, last vs. Arizona (1/10/04) Free Throws... 4, 3x, last vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Steals... 5 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Blocks... 1, 2x, last vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Minutes... 25, 2x, last vs. USF (11/25/03) #3 Markisha Coleman Points... 2, 3x, last vs. Arizona (1/10/04) Rebounds...2 vs. Oregon (12/29/03) Assists... Field Goals... 1, 3x, last vs. Arizona (1/10/04) Free Throws... Steals... 1, 3x, last vs. Arizona (1/10/04) Blocks... Minutes... 6 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) #4 Clare Bodensteiner Points vs. Princeton (11/29/02) Rebounds...4 vs. Arizona State (12/27/02) Assists... 5 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Field Goals... 5 vs. Princeton (11/29/02) 3-Pointers... 3 vs. Princeton (11/29/02) Free Throws. 2, 4x, last vs. USF (11/25/03) Steals... 3 vs. Princeton (11/29/02) Blocks... 1, 2x, last vs. Washington (1/29/04) Minutes...20, 2x, last at WSU (2/15/03) #5 Kelley Suminski Points...25 vs. Arizona State (12/27/02) Rebounds... 9 vs. Princeton (11/29/02) Assists...10 vs. Washington State (1/2/04) Field Goals...9 at Arizona (12/19/01) 3-Pointers... 5, 3x, last vs. UCLA (3/7/04) Free Throws...9, 2x, last at Oregon (2/7/02) Steals...4 vs. Oregon State (2/8/03) Blocks..1, 10x, last vs. Tennessee (3/30/04) Minutes vs. Rutgers (11/22/02) Career Highs (BOLD indicates records set this season) #14 Nicole Powell Points...37 vs. Oregon State (3/3/02) Rebounds...21 vs. Oregon (1/13/02) Assists...12 vs. Washington (2/14/02) Field Goals...14 vs. Tennessee (3/30/04) 3-Pointers...6 at Arizona (3/8/01) Free Throws..13, 3x, last at USC (1/25/04) Steals...6 vs. Oregon State (1/9/03) Blocks...4 vs. Washington (1/25/01) Minutes...45 vs. Tennessee (12/14/03) #21 Shelley Nweke Points... 2, 3x, last vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Rebounds... 4 vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Assists...1 vs. Washington State (1/16/03) Field Goals...1 vs. Oregon (2/6/03) Free Throws... 2, 2x, last vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Steals...1, 2x, last vs. California (3/8/03) Blocks... 2 vs. California (1/29/03) Minutes at Washington St. (2/15/03) #22 Eziamaka Okafor Points...2 vs. Cal (3/6/04) Rebounds... Assists... Field Goals...1 vs. Cal (3/6/04) Free Throws... Steals... Blocks... Minutes...1, 2x, last vs. Cal (3/6/04) #24 Susan Borchardt Points...21 at Tennessee (12/17/00) Rebounds... 6 vs. San Fran. (11/28/00) Assists... 9 vs. Santa Clara (11/20/00) Field Goals...7 at Tennessee (12/17/00) 3-Pointers... 4, 4x, last at Washington (1/4/04) Free Throws...7 vs. Ariz. State (12/27/02) Steals... 4, 2x, last vs. Boston U. (11/28/03) Blocks. 1, 7x, last at Texas Tech (12/21/03) Minutes... 39, 2x, last vs. Kansas State (11/30/02) #32 Katie Denny Points vs. Princeton (11/29/02) Rebounds... 8 at Washington St. (2/15/03) Assists...3, 2x, last at WSU (1/17/02) Field Goals... 6 vs. Princeton (11/29/02) 3-Pointers...2, 3x, last vs. Prin. (11/29/02) Free Throws...7 vs. Wash. St. (1/27/01) Steals... 2 at Washington St. (2/15/03) Blocks...1, 2x, last vs. K. St. (11/30/02) Minutes vs. Princeton (11/29/02) #33 Sebnem Kimyacioglu Points vs. Oregon State (12/27/03) Rebounds... 7, 2x, last vs. Pacific (12/12/03) Assists...9 vs. Minnesota (11/23/01) Field Goals... 7, 2x, last vs. Oregon State (12/27/03) 3-Pointers...5, 5x, last vs. Cal (3/6/04) Free Throws...6 vs. Arizona St. (3/4/02) Steals... 3, 3x, last at Rice (12/18/03) Blocks...2, 5x, last vs. Oklahoma (3/22/04) Minutes...39 vs. Arizona (12/29/02) #34 T'Nae Thiel Points...19 vs. Oregon (1/13/02) Rebounds at Boston U. (12/21/02) Assists... 5, 7x, last vs. Arizona (3/8/04) Field Goals...8, 2x, last at Oregon (1/11/03) 3-Pointers...2, 2x, last at Oregon (1/11/03) Free Throws... 6, 2x, last vs. UCLA (2/21/04) Steals...4, 2x, last vs. Tennessee (3/30/04) Blocks...4 at Arizona State (3/1/03) Minutes...39 vs. Arizona (12/29/02) #43 Kristen Newlin Points... 16, 2x, last vs. Oregon State (12/27/03) Rebounds at Texas Tech (12/21/03) Assists...3 vs. Oregon (12/29/03) Field Goals.. 6 vs. Oregon State (12/27/03) Free Throws...6 vs. Fordham (11/23/03) Steals... 3 vs. USF (11/25/03) Blocks...8 vs. Washington State (1/2/04) Minutes at Texas Tech (12/21/03) #44 Azella Perryman Points...23 vs. Arizona State (12/27/02) Rebounds vs. Princeton (11/29/02) Assists... 4 at USF (11/24/02) Field Goals vs. Ariz. St. (12/27/02) 3-Pointers...1, 3x, last vs. Cal (1/29/03) Free Throws... 11, 2x, last vs. Pep. (1/5/03) Steals... 4, 3x, last vs. USC (2/20/03) Blocks...1, 7x, last at Cal (1/16/04) Minutes at USF (11/24/02)

7 Individual Career Records (current athletes in bold) Points 1. 2,215, Kate Starbird, (16.9 ppg) 2. 2,077, Val Whiting, (16.1) 3. 2,062, Nicole Powell, (17.3) 4. 2,038, Jeanne Ruark Hoff, (17.6) 5. 1,649, Trisha Stevens, (13.5) 6. 1,634, Jennifer Azzi, (13.4) 7. 1,586, Katy Steding, (12.8) 8. 1,524, Olympia Scott, (12.9) 9. 1,509, Anita Kaplan, (11.7) 10. 1,497, Lindsey Yamasaki, (13.0) 11. 1,449, Virginia Sourlis, (12.4) 12. 1,445, Sonja Henning, (11.4) 13. 1,414, Louise Smith, (13.1) 14. 1,387, Christy Hedgpeth, (10.8) 15. 1,360, Meg Metzger, (11.4) 16. 1,289, Rachel Hemmer, (10.8) 17. 1,279, Vanessa Nygaard, (10.9) 18. 1,259, Julie Zeilstra, (13.4) 19. 1,180, Maggie Nelson, (11.2) 20. 1,141, Kami Anderson, (11.0) 21. 1,134, Jill Yanke, (9.7) 22. 1,040, Molly Goodenbour, (8.7) 23. 1,013, Angie Paccione, (8.8) 24. 1,010, Bethany Donaphin, (8.3) Field Goals Made: 828, Jeanne Ruark Hoff, (1,414 attempted) Field Goals Attempted: 1,634, Kate Starbird, (818 made) Points Per Game (minimum 50 games) , Jeanne Ruark Hoff, (2,038 p, 116 g) , Nicole Powell, (2,062, 119) , Kate Starbird, (2,215, 131) , Val Whiting, (2,077, 129) , Trisha Stevens, (1,649, 122) , Julie Zeilstra, (1,259, 94) 13.4, Jennifer Azzi, (1,634, 122) , Louise Smith, (1,414, 108) , Lindsey Yamasaki, (1,497, 115) , Olympia Scott, (1,524, 118) , Katy Steding, (1,586, 124) , Virginia Sourlis, (1,449, 117) , Anita Kaplan, (1,509, 129) , Meg Metzger, (1,360, 119) 11.4, Sonja Henning, (1,445, 127) , Maggie Nelson, (1,180, 105) , Kami Anderson, (1,143, 104) , Vanessa Nygaard, (1,279, 117) , Christy Hedgpeth, (1,387, 128) 10.8, Rachel Hemmer, (1,284, 119) , Jill Yanke, (1,134, 117) , Kelley Suminski, 2001-pres. (971, 101) , Kim Kupferer, (928, 103) , Angie Paccione, (1,013, 115) , Molly Goodenbour, (1,040, 120) , Carolyn Moos, (944, 111) Field Goal Percentage (minimum 600 attempts) , Jeanne Ruark Hoff, (828-1,414) , Bethany Donaphin, ( ) , Olympia Scott, (589-1,103) , Trisha Stevens, (703-1,317) , Anita Kaplan, (699-1,311) , Julie Zeilstra, ( ) , Rachel Hemmer, ( ) , Val Whiting, (795-1,569) , Kim Kupferer, ( ) , Kate Starbird, (818-1,634) 3-Pointers Made , Vanessa Nygaard, , Nicole Powell, , Lindsey Yamasaki, , Jennifer Azzi, , Kate Starbird, , Molly Goodenbour, , Sebnem Kimyacioglu, 2001-pres , Christy Hedgpeth, , Lauren St. Clair, , Kelley Suminski, 2001-pres. 141, Katy Steding, Point Field Goal Percentage (minimum 150 attempts):.455 Jamie Carey, 2000 (81-178) 3-Pointers Attempted , Vanessa Nygaard, , Nicole Powell, , Lindsey Yamasaki, , Kate Starbird, , Molly Goodenbour, , Sebnem Kimyacioglu, 2001-pres , Jennifer Azzi, , Christy Hedgpeth, Free Throws Made , Val Whiting, (666 att.) , Nicole Powell, (551) , Kate Starbird, (491) , Jeanne Ruark Hoff, (469) Free Throws Attempted , Val Whiting, (481 made) , Nicole Powell, (457) , Rachel Hemmer, (357) , Kate Starbird, (400) , Jeanne Ruark Hoff, (382) Free Throw Percentage (minimum 200 attempts) , Kelley Suminski, 2001-pres. ( ) , Nicole Powell, ( ) , Julie Zeilstra, ( ) , Kate Starbird, ( ) , Jeanne Ruark Hoff, ( ) , Christy Hedgpeth, ( ) , Milena Flores, ( ) , Trisha Stevens, ( ) , Molly Goodenbour, ( ) , Katy Steding, ( ) Assists , Sonja Henning, , Jennifer Azzi, , Milena Flores, , Jamila Wideman, , Nicole Powell, , Virginia Sourlis, , Molly Goodenbour, , Kate Starbird, , Kate Paye, , Debi Gore, Rebounds 1. 1,143, Nicole Powell, ,134, Val Whiting, , Jeanne Ruark Hoff, , Katy Steding, , Rachel Hemmer, , Olympia Scott, , Anita Kaplan, , Louise Smith, , Vanessa Nygaard, , Trisha Stevens, , Bethany Donaphin, , Meg Metzger, , Sonja Henning, , Jill Yanke, , Kathy Murphy, , Chris MacMurdo, , Kim Kupferer, , Julie Zeilstra, , Lindsey Yamasaki, , Evon Asforis, , Mary Bradach, Rebounds Per Game (minimum 50 games) , Nicole Powell, (1,143 r, 119 g) , Val Whiting, (1,134, 129) , Jeanne Ruark Hoff, (908, 116) , Kristin Folkl, (378, 52) , Katy Steding, (864, 124) , Rachel Hemmer, (778, 119) , Olympia Scott, (753, 118) , Louise Smith, (663, 108) , Julie Zeilstra, (534, 94) , T Nae Thiel, 2001-pres. (513, 96) , Azella Perryman, 2001-pres. (467, 94) Steals , Sonja Henning, , Jennifer Azzi, , Jamila Wideman, , Kate Starbird, , Virginia Sourlis, Blocked Shots , Val Whiting, , Bethany Donaphin, , Cori Enghusen, , Jill Yanke, , Carolyn Moos, Games Played , Kate Starbird, , Anita Kaplan, , Val Whiting, , Christy Hedgpeth, , Jamila Wideman, , Chris MacMurdo, , Sonja Henning, , Kate Paye, , Katy Steding, , Milena Flores, , Charmin Smith, Minutes Played 1. 4,148, Virginia Sourlis, ,114, Sonja Henning,

8 Game-by-Game Recaps Game #1 No. 6/7 Stanford 69, Pepperdine 61 Nov. 21, 2003 at Firestone Fieldhouse (Malibu, Calif.) Nicole Powell scored 20 of her 28 points in the second half as the Cardinal rallied to beat unranked Pepperdine Powell shot 10-for-20 from the field and finished with a game-high 12 rebounds... Chelsea Trotter added 15 points and Sebnem Kimyacioglu scored 12 points for the Cardinal... The Cardinal shot 58 percent in the second half. Kimyacioglu Newlin Trotter Suminski Borchardt Rappahahn Powell Denny Totals Pepperdine FG-FGA 3-PT FT R PTS A TO B S MIN Spencer Funn Greathouse Wodarski Clarendon Law Wenski Lacy Mayberry TEAM 9 Totals Stanford Pepperdine FG Pct: Stanford 42.9, Pepperdine PT Pct: Stanford 36.4, Pepperdine 46.7 FT Pct: Stanford 68.0, Pepperdine 40.0 Attendance: Officials: Carla Fujimoto, Wanda Szermeta, Cathi Cornell Game #2 No. 6/7 Stanford 79, Fordham 53 Nov. 23, 2003 at Maples Pavilion (Stanford, Calif.) Nicole Powell had 20 points and nine rebounds and No. 6 Stanford won its fifth-straight home opener, over Fordham... Freshman Kristen Newlin added 16 points for the Cardinal, who have won 34 of their last 36 home games... Susan Borchardt had 11 and Krista Rappahahn had 10 points...the Cardinal were 11-of-26 from beyond the arc. Fordham FG-FGA 3-PT FT R PTS A TO B S MIN Price Ruff Mack Williams Dickinson Chalmers Fleischer Smith Donnelly Jefferson Johnson Leitao Leary Totals Powell Kimyacioglu Trotter Suminski Borchardt Rappahahn Coleman Bodensteiner Nweke Denny Newlin TEAM 1 Totals Fordham Stanford FG Pct: Fordham 37.0, Stanford PT Pct: Fordham 33.3, Stanford 42.3 FT Pct: Fordham 71.4, Stanford 78.3 Attendance: 3,371 Officials: Anita Ortega, Clark Stevens, Scott Yarbrough Game #3 No. 6/6 Stanford 75, Univ. of San Francisco 50 Nov. 25, 2003 at Maples Pavilion (Stanford, Calif.) Nicole Powell scored 28 points and Stanford extended its winning streak against San Francisco to 12 games after a victory at Maples Pavilion... Kelley Suminski added 11 points for the Cardinal (3-0), who won at home for the 28th time in 29 games... Krista Rappahahn had 10 points and Kristen Newlin grabbed 10 rebounds. USF FG-FGA 3-PT FT R PTS A TO B S MIN Sauer Krueger Ramos Russell Hollingsworth Katsuyama Preston, K Leatherman Gibson Trotter Preston, J Shorts Totals Powell Kimyacioglu Trotter Suminski Borchardt Rappahahn Coleman Bodensteiner Nweke Denny Newlin Totals USF Stanford FG Pct: USF 35.2, Stanford PT Pct: USF 18.8, Stanford 27.3 FT Pct: USF 50.0, Stanford 90.0 Attendance: 3,090 Officials: Mazetta Garrett, Rick Showers, Melissa Barlow Game #4 No. 6/6 Stanford 67, Boston U. 51 Nov. 28, 2003 at Maples Pavilion (Stanford, Calif.) Nicole Powell had 17 points and 19 rebounds for Stanford in a victory over winless Boston University. Powell came within two rebounds of matching her own school record. She also had a teamhigh six assists and three steals. Susan Borchardt added 16 points, including four 3-pointers, for Stanford. Borchardt also had five assists and tied her career high with four steals. Freshman Kristen Newlin tied a Stanford school record with six blocked shots Boston U. FG-FGA 3-PT FT R PTS A TO B S MIN Bonner Norris Meinhardt Terhune Bibbs Moseley Onson Vanderwal Parr Totals Powell Kimyacioglu Trotter Suminski Borchardt Rappahahn Coleman Bodensteiner Nweke Denny Newlin Totals Boston U Stanford FG Pct: Boston U. 32.1, Stnaford PT Pct: Boston U. 41.7, Stanford 25.9 FT Pct: Boston U. 66.7, Stanford 75.0 Attendance: 3,461 Officials: Bob Scofield, Marianne Karp, Chuck Gonzales Game #5 No. 6/6 Stanford 61, No. 10/10 Georgia 59 Nov. 30, 2003 at Maples Pavilion (Stanford, Calif.) Kelley Suminski and Susan Borchardt combined to make eight of 13 long range shots and the Cardinal made 10 total to spark the victory over Georgia. Nicole Powell had 21 points and 12 rebounds for her second straight double-double and third overall this season. Suminski scored 14 points and Borchardt added 12. Chelsea Trotter, who finished with 10 points, then hit a pair of free throws to seal the victory. Georgia FG-FGA 3-PT FT R PTS A TO B S MIN Thomas Chambers Braxton Baker Kendrick Pierce Hardrick Frye Rowsey Totals Powell Kimyacioglu Trotter Suminski Borchardt Rappahahn Newlin Perryman Totals Georgia Stanford FG Pct: Georgia 42.9, Stanford PT Pct: Georgia 10.0, Stanford 40.0 FT Pct: Georgia 66.7, Stanford Attendance: 5,254 Officials: Michael Price, Jeneane Pence, Bill Jump Game #6 No. 6/5 Stanford 86, Pacific 25 Dec. 12, 2003 at Maples Pavilion (Stanford, Calif.) Nicole Powell and Krista Rappahahn each scored 17 points in Stanford s victory over Pacific in their first game in two weeks. Kristen Newlin added 12 as the Cardinal allowed their fewest points since giving up a school record 23 to Santa Clara on Feb. 21, The 61-point margin of victory was the third-largest in school history, and the largest since a 64-point win over San Diego State on Dec. 10, Pacific FG-FGA 3-PT FT R PTS A TO B S MIN Brantley Crossland Smith Wong Dinges Menkens Hillman Nederostek Eubanks Dolezal Gibbard Totals Powell Kimyacioglu Trotter Suminski Borchardt Rappahahn Coleman Bodensteiner Nweke Denny Thiel Newlin Perryman TEAM 6 Totals Pacific Stanford FG Pct: Pacific 15.4, Stanford PT Pct: Pacific 22.7, Stanford 30.4 FT Pct: Pacific 57.1, Stanford 80.8 Attendance: 3,115 Officials: Scott Yarbrough, Mary Whatford, Ryan Wells

9 Game-by-Game Recaps Game #7 No. 2/2 Tennessee 70, No. 6/5 Stanford 66 (OT) Dec. 14, 2003 at Maples Pavilion (Stanford, Calif.) The second-ranked Lady Vols survived for a victory over No. 6 Stanford in a game of two unbeaten women s teams. Nicole Powell had 32 points - five shy of her career high - and 16 rebounds, but was 7-for-25 after halftime. It was the third overtime game in the history of this series, led 15-4 by the Lady Vols. Chelsea Trotter and Kelley Suminski added 13 and 11 points, respectively. Tennessee FG-FGA 3-PT FT R PTS A TO B S MIN Ely Robinson Butts Zolman Moore Spencer Davis Redding Jackson McDaniel Fluker TEAM 8 Totals Powell Kimyacioglu Trotter Suminski Borchardt Rappahahn Thiel Newlin Perryman Totals Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Total Tennessee Stanford FG Pct: Tennessee 39.7, Stanford PT Pct: Tennessee 20.0, Stanford 23.8 FT Pct: Tennessee 55.6, Stanford 63.6 Attendance: 7,391 (sold out) Officials: Melissa Barlow, Clarke Stevens, Gator Parrish Game #8 No. 7/7 Stanford 72, Rice 62 Dec. 18, 2003 at Autry Court (Houston, Texas) Nicole Powell scored all 16 of her points in the second half and had 13 rebounds to help No. 7 Stanford rally for a victory over Rice. Powell was 0-for-6 in the first half and 6-for-15 overall. Trotter and Sebnem Kimyacioglu had 13 points each, and Susan Borchardt added 10 for the Cardinal. Rosyland Jeffries led Rice with 12 points, Michelle Woods had 11 and Anne Peck 10. Powell Thiel Trotter Suminski Borchardt Rappahahn Kimyacioglu Newlin Perryman Totals Rice FG-FGA 3-PT FT R PTS A TO B S MIN Woods Peck Cunningham Maynard Frazier Singleton Neaves Beckler Jeffries Totals Stanford Rice FG Pct: Stanford 46.4, Rice PT Pct: Stanford 17.4, Rice 23.1 FT Pct: Stanford 88.9, Rice 81.3 Attendance: 417 Officials: Scotty Herman, John Weeks, Melanie Davis Game #9 No. 4/3 Texas Tech 55, 7/7 Stanford 46 Dec. 21, 2003 at United Spirit Arena (Lubbock, Texas) Texas Tech's Alesha Robertson scored 18 points, helping No. 4 TTU beat No. 7 Stanford Kristen Newlin scored 14 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, and Kelley Suminski and Sebnem Kimyacioglu added eight each for the Cardinal. Stanford s top scorer Nicole Powell injured her left ankle with 6:18 to go in the first half and left the game. Powell Thiel Trotter Suminski Borchardt Rappahahn Denny Kimyacioglu Newlin Perryman TEAM 6 Totals Texas Tech FG-FGA 3-PT FT R PTS A TO B S MIN Jackson Greenwalt Grant Perkins Robertson Dabbs Baughman Ritchie Ayers-Curry Clark Davis Totals Stanford Rice FG Pct: Stanford 31.7, TTU PT Pct: Stanford 23.5, TTU 50.0 FT Pct: Stanford 57.1, TTU 64.7 Attendance: 14,674 Officials: Scott Yarbrough, Charles Gonzalez, Lisa Jones Game #10 No. 9/7 Stanford 88, Oregon State 65 Dec. 27, 2003 at Maples Pavilion (Stanford, Calif.) Sebnem Kimyacioglu scored 16 of her career-high 24 points in the first half as No. 9 Stanford defeated Oregon State in a Pac-10 opener. Kristen Newlin added 16 points, Chelsea Trotter scored 13 points and Azella Perryman had 12. Stanford also had a significant advantage on the boards, outrebounding Oregon State, OSU FG-FGA 3-PT FT R PTS A TO B S MIN Turner Chaney Estavan Close Howell Jones Campbell Casey Mellbye Vickery Chapman Totals Kimyacioglu Newlin Trotter Suminski Borchardt Rappahahn Coleman Bodensteiner Nweke Denny Thiel Perryman Totals Oregon State Stanford FG Pct: OSU 37.3, Stanford PT Pct: OSU 35.3, Stanford 50.0 FT Pct: OSU 83.3, Stanford 85.7 Attendance: 3,358 Officials: Melissa Barlow, Marianne Karp, Chuck Gonzalez Game #11 No. 9/7 Stanford 77, No. NR/22 Oregon 51 Dec. 29, 2003 at Maples Pavilion (Stanford, Calif.) Azella Perryman had 17 points and 11 rebounds, and ninth-ranked Stanford won at home against Oregon for the 17th consecutive time, beating the Ducks Susan Borchardt added 12 points for the Cardinal, who got 10 each from Kristen Newlin and T Nae Thiel. Oregon FG-FGA 3-PT FT R PTS A TO B S MIN Gunderson Shetters Haring Bills Mizusawa Wagner Steen Allen Ganes Davis Okwumabua Oaks Totals Kimyacioglu Newlin Trotter Suminski Borchardt Rappahahn Coleman Bodensteiner Nweke Denny Thiel Perryman Totals Oregon Stanford FG Pct: Oregon 35.1, Stanford PT Pct: Oregon 41.7, Stanford 35.0 FT Pct: Oregon 60.0, Stanford 83.3 Attendance: 3,803 Officials: Gator Parrish, Anita Ortega, Jeanine Pence Game #12 No. 9/7 Stanford 90, Washington State 69 Jan, 2, 2004 at Friel Court (Pullman, Wash.) Kelley Suminski missed just one shot and scored 22 points to lead the Cardinal to a victory at Washington State. Kristen Newlin had a school-record eight blocked shots for Stanford, while Krista Rappahahn scored 16 points and Sebnem Kimyacioglu added 15. Kimyacioglu Newlin Trotter Suminski Borchardt Rappahahn Coleman Bodensteiner Nweke Denny Thiel Perryman Totals WSU FG-FGA 3-PT FT R PTS A TO B S MIN Benz McCall Perry Egeland Ferguson Stratton Singer Joneby Jones Dugan Horton Fields TEAM 7 Totals Stanford Washington State FG Pct: Stanford 57.4, WSU PT Pct: Stanford 65.0, WSU 30.8 FT Pct: Stanford 93.8, WSU 64.7 Attendance: 310 Officials: Mazetta Garrett, Randy Campbell, Jay Schumaker