Media Guide. West Regional. of the NCAA Division I. Women s Basketball Championship. Saturday, March 24 and Monday, March 26, 2001

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1 Media Guide West Regional of the 2001 NCAA Division I Women s Basketball Championship Saturday, March 24 and Monday, March 26, 2001 Spokane Arena, Spokane, Wash. Washington State University, Host

2 TOURNAMENT PERSONNEL Name Position Phone Marcia Sanholtz Sr. Woman Administrator (509) Amy Brown Tournament Manager (509) Scott Randall Games Operations Coordinator (509) Molly Moore Officials Liaison (509) Jason Krump Media Coordinator (509) Rod Commons Assistant Media Coordinator (509) Craig Lawson Assistant Media Coordinator (509) Kevin Twohig Facility Manager (509) Amy Brown Assistant Facility Manager (509) Annie Martin Trainer (509) Amber Deeds Ticket Manager (509) Spokane Arena Fax Number: (509) Host Institution Fax Number: (509) NCAA Division I Women s Basketball Committee Representatives: Calli Sanders Associate Director of Athletics (406) Montana State University csanders@msubobcats.com Karen Morrison Senior Woman Administrator (303) University of Colorado, Boulder karen.morrison@colorado.edu # # # # #

3 2001 NCAA Division I Women s Basketball Championship West Regional Spokane Arena, Washington State University, Host, March 24 & 26, Credentials request. Media desiring credentials to cover tournament games in the Spokane Arena must send a written request for credentials on company letterhead via mail or fax to Jason Krump, Assistant Sports Information Director, Washington State University, PO Box , Pullman, WA , phone: , fax: Media covering a specific team playing in the Spokane Arena should request credentials and lodging through the participating institution s sports information director. 2. Media headquarters hotel. Westcoast Ridpath Hotel, W. 515 Sprague, Spokane, WA, 99201, phone: or , fax: Directions to the hotel from the airport: East on 1-90 to Spokane. Take Exit 281 north (Newport/Colville exit). Follow Division north to Sprague Ave. (the street immediately after the railroad bridge). Turn left on Sprague. The Ridpath is about five blocks west on the left hand side of the road. Approximate travel time: 15 minutes. Directions to the Spokane Arena from the Ridpath: Go north on Washington. Cross the Spokane River. West Coast Grand Hotel will be on the right. Go through the light and take the next left (Cataldo). The Spokane Arena will be in front. Approximate travel time: 10 minutes. An allotment of rooms has been reserved for the media at a rate of $89 for a single or double and $99 for a triple or quad. Please identify yourself as NCAA Media when making your reservations in order to confirm this rate. Members of the media covering a specific team should request rooms through the participating institution's sports information director.

4 All rooms must be used for a minimum of two nights, the night of open practice and the night of the first competition at the site. 3. Credential pickup. Working credentials will not be mailed. Individuals must display photo identification in order to receive credentials. Credentials will be issued individually at the Marshalling Area located at the media entrance at the west end of the Spokane Arena according to the following schedule: Day Times Distribution Site Friday, March 23 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Spokane Arena (Marshalling Area) Saturday, March 24 5 p.m. Spokane Arena (Marshalling Area) Sunday, March 25 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Spokane Arena (Marshalling Area) Monday, March 26 5 p.m. Spokane Arena (Marshalling Area) 4. Hotel hospitality room. A hospitality room will be available for the media. Hours will be from 10 a.m. to midnight. Refreshments will be available. 5. Telephones. There will be 25 telephones (credit card, toll-free and operator-assisted calls only) located in the media workroom at the Spokane Arena An additional five phones for local access only will also be located in the media workroom. 6. Ordering courtside telephones. Media desiring to order telephones to be installed in the media work room or at courtside should contact the Verizon/NCAA premium contact center at phone: 888/ , fax: 888/ NCAA policy prohibits live courtside radio or television reports, except for authorized broadcasts. 7. Media shuttle. The media shuttle will operate from March 23-March 26. On game nights the shuttle will begin departing from the hotel to the arena at 5 p.m. The shuttle will continue to operate up to 15 minutes after tip-off of the first game. Upon completion of the final game, the shuttle will operate back to the hotel until approximately one hour after the final game of the evening. Anyone that is still in need of transportation back to the hotel may contact Jason Krump or Rod Commons. The media shuttle will depart from the Ridpath and will run approximately every 30 minutes. The shuttle will continue to operate until all media have departed. Shuttle schedules will be posted in the headquarters hotel and in the working newsroom at the arena. 8. Media parking. Media may park at the service yard area located at the west end of the arena. Media may request a parking pass by contacting Jason Krump or Rod Commons. 9. Satellite uplinks/mobile television trucks parking. Trucks may park at the service yard area located at the west end of the arena. There will be no charge for parking. Power will be supplied at a charge of $150 per day. For further information contact Andy Leitheiser at the Spokane Arena at (509) Media buffet. A media buffet will be available at the west end meeting rooms at the concourse level of the arena. Hours will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday and 5 to 7 p.m. Monday. In addition,

5 a media luncheon will take place from 12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. Friday, March 23. Media members must show credentials for admittance into buffet and the luncheon. 11. Facsimiles. Two fax machines will be available for use in the media workroom area. Sign-up sheets will be located by the fax machines. Contact Jason Krump or Rod Commons if a problem occurs. 12. Postgame interview policies. Following the cooling-off period, the coaches and designated student-athletes will be brought to the interview room. The period begins when the head coach enrters the locker room and will be five minutes for the winning team and 15 minutes for the losing team. A coach may shorten the cooling-off period but may not extend it. The locker room shall be open to the media for 30 minutes after the cooling-off period ends, providing media representatives are present the entire time. Student-athletes who do not play in the game may depart earlier. The winning coach and players shall be scheduled in the interview room before the losing coach and players, except following the regional championship game when the losing coach and players will open the interview session, followed by the winning coach and players. The cooling-off period for the losing team after the regional game will be 10 minutes. Each locker room will be open for 30 minutes following the cooling-off period, provided that media is present the entire time. Student-athletes who do not play in the game may depart earlier. 13. Radio policies. The university or college station of each competing institution, or the station designated by that institution as its official station, shall be guaranteed broadcast space. Applications from other stations will be referred to the media coordinator and space will be made available as the facilities permit. No exclusive rights shall be granted, except in those instances when a competing institution shall request such rights for a station or network which contracted for exclusive coverage of the institution's regular-season games. Such exclusive rights then shall be restricted to the markets where exclusivity existed during the regular season. All originating stations must pay rights fees in advance of the broadcast. For each tournament session, a minimum fee of $100 shall be assessed. Stations joining a network shall be assessed a minimum fee of $50 per session. Facilities are not to be reserved until a signed agreement and check for the amount of the broadcast fee(s) are received by the media coordinator. 14. Mini-camera policies. Non-originating television stations, network or cable systems shall receive videotape and audio of tournament games, international sound, crowd/team color activities and all formal news conferences from the video and audio distribution facilities provided by the NCAA at the arena. Camera persons representing these outlets will not be permitted to photograph game action and will not have courtside access up to 30 minutes before the first game in a session. The court shall remain off limits to all videographers until ESPN has discontinued its coverage from the site. On the open practice day, these representatives may videotape practice from the end zones or from behind the last row of media seating. A station/network may not broadcast live reports and/or live programming from the site of the tournament competition (e.g., arena proper, hallways, interview, working media areas or locker rooms) on practice or game days. An approved telecaster may utilize a maximum of three

6 minutes of footage on a sports news broadcast. Television entities may not air highlights until the ESPN window for that competition has been completed. The graphic Courtesy ESPN must accompany all highlights. 15. Print photography policies. Photographers working the floor level are restricted to the photographers box at each end of the playing court. At no time may photographers work from directly behind the official table or team benches. No strobe lights or cameras shall be installed over the playing court without the special permission from the media coordinator. Still photographers shall not utilize a flash attachment on a camera at any courtside location. No tripods may be placed on or beside the playing floor. PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS HOTEL PROPERTIES Team Hotel Phone West Coast Grand At The Park (two teams) Doubletree Hotel - City Center West Coast River Inn TOURNAMENT FACTS -This will be the first NCAA Basketball Tournament games to be played at the Spokane Arena and the city of Spokane. Washington State University and the Spokane Arena will also play host to the 2003 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball 1st & 2nd Rounds. -WSU and the arena also played host to the 1997 NCAA Volleyball Final Four of Stanford, Penn State, Long Beach State and Florida. Stanford captured the national title defeating Penn State in a five-game final. The 10,792 that attended the final game was the second largest to attend a NCAA volleyball title game at the time. In addition, the two-day attendance figure of 21,086 was just 30 short of the Final Four attendance record. - Prior to the West Regional, there have been six women s basketball games to be played at the Arena. The first game took place Nov. 30, 1996 when Washington State defeated Gonzaga The second through fifth games took place Dec. 8-9 of last year when WSU hosted the Cougar Shootout with Idaho, Toledo and eventual champion Portland taking part. The sixth contest occurred Jan. 2 of this year when Gonzaga defeated Colgate The Spokane Arena is the home for the Western Hockey League s Spokane Chiefs. In 1998, the arena, along with the Chiefs, hosted the Memorial Cup. The Memorial Cup is the championship of the Canadian Hockey League and featured teams from the WHL, Ontario Hockey League and the Quebec Major junior Hockey League.

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8 ALL-TIME REGIONAL APPEARANCES (70 Teams) TOTAL REGIONALS TEAM (Years in Regionals) REGIONALS WON Alabama ( ) 6 1 Arizona (1998) 1 0 Arizona St. ( ) 2 0 Arkansas ( ) 3 1 Auburn ( ) 10 3 Cheyney ( ) 3 2 Clemson ( ) 4 0 Colorado ( ) 4 0 Colorado St. (1999) 1 0 Connecticut ( ) 8 4 Drake (1982) 1 0 Duke ( ) 3 1 Florida ( ) 2 0 George Washington ( ) 2 0 Georgetown (1993) 1 0 Georgia ( ) 12 5 Illinois ( ) 2 0 Indiana (1983) 1 0 Iowa ( ) 5 1 Iowa St. ( ) 2 0 James Madison ( ) 4 0 Kansas ( ) 2 0 Kansas St. ( ) 2 0 Kentucky (1982) 1 0 Lamar (1991) 1 0 Long Beach St. ( ) 9 2 La.-Monroe ( ) 2 1 LSU ( ) 6 0 Louisiana Tech ( ) Maryland ( ) 5 2 Memphis (1982) 1 0 Miami (Fla.) (1992) 1 0 Mississippi ( ) 9 0 Missouri (1982) 1 0 Montana (1984) 1 0 UAB (2000) 1 0

9 UNLV (1989) 1 0 North Carolina ( ) 8 1 North Carolina St. ( ) 9 1 Notre Dame ( ) 2 1 All-Time Regional Appearances TEAM (Years in Regionals) TOTAL REGIONALS REGIONALS WON Ohio St. ( ) 6 1 Oklahoma (1986) 1 0 Oklahoma St. (1991) 1 0 Old Dominion ( ) 10 3 Oregon St. (1983) 1 0 Penn St. ( ) 8 1 Providence (1990) 1 0 Purdue ( ) 6 2 Rutgers ( ) 6 1 San Diego St. ( ) 2 0 San Francisco (1996) 1 0 Seton Hall (1994) 1 0 South Carolina ( ) 2 0 Southern California ( ) 10 3 Southern Ill. (1987) 1 0 Southern Miss. (1994) 1 0 Southwest Mo. St. ( ) 2 1 Stanford ( ) 10 6 Stephen F. Austin ( ) 5 0 Tennessee ( ) Texas ( ) 8 2 Texas A&M (1994) 1 0 Texas Tech ( ) 7 1 UCLA ( ) 3 0 Vanderbilt ( ) 8 1 Virginia ( ) 12 3 Virginia Tech (1999) 1 0 Washington ( ) 4 0 West Va. (1992) 1 0 Western Ky. ( ) 6 3 TOTALS Most Regionals Tennessee 19 Louisiana Tech 17 Georgia 12 Virginia 12

10 Most Regionals (Cont.) Auburn 10 Old Dominion 10 Southern California 10 Stanford 10 Long Beach St. 9 Mississippi 9 North Carolina St. 9 Consecutive Regionals (current) Tennessee 19 (1982) Louisiana Tech 8 (1993) Connecticut 7 (1994) Old Dominion 5 (1996) North Carolina 4 (1997) Consecutive Regionals (all-time) Tennessee 19 ( present) Virginia 11 ( ) Stanford 10 ( ) Louisiana Tech 9 ( ) Louisiana Tech 8 ( present) Long Beach St. 8 ( ) Mississippi 8 ( ) Texas 8 ( ) Vanderbilt 8 ( )

11 REGIONAL RECORDS (SF = regional semifinals; F = regional championship) Single Game, Individual Most Points 50 - Lorri Bauman, Drake vs. Maryland, West F, Cindy Brown, Long Beach St. vs. Ohio St., West F, Portia Hill, Stephen F. Austin vs. Arkansas, West SF, Delmonica DeHorney, Arkansas vs. Stanford, West F, LaTaunya Pollard, Long Beach St. vs. Southern California, West F, Teresa Edwards, Georgia vs. Tennessee, Mideast SF, Saudia Roundtree, Georgia vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest F, Lisa Ingram, La.-Monroe vs. Texas, Midwest SF, Sheryl Swoopes, Texas Tech vs. Colorado, West F, Beth Morgan, Notre Dame vs. Alabama, East SF, Most Field Goals 21 - Lorri Bauman, Drake vs. Maryland, West F, Lisa Ingram, La.-Monroe vs. Texas, Midwest SF, Portia Hill, Stephen F. Austin vs. Arkansas, West SF, LaTaunya Pollard, Long Beach St. vs. Drake, West SF, Cindy Brown, Long Beach St. vs. Ohio St., West F, Delmonica DeHorney, Arkansas vs. Stanford, West F, Most Field Goals Attempted 35 - Lorri Bauman, Drake vs. Maryland, West F, Betty Lennox, Louisiana Tech vs. Old Dominion, Midwest SF, Tina Hutchinson, San Diego St. vs. Long Beach St., West SF, Medina Dixon, Old Dominion vs. Cheyney, East F, Teresa Edwards, Georgia vs. Tennessee, Mideast SF, Portia Hill, Stephen F. Austin vs. Arkansas, West SF, Highest Field Goal Percentage (Min. 10 Made) 87.5% (14-16) - Pam Kelly, Louisiana Tech vs. Kentucky, Midwest F, % (14-16) - Delmonica DeHorney, Arkansas vs. Stephen F. Austin, West SF, % (13-15) - Trisha Stevens, Stanford vs. Iowa, Midwest SF, % (11-13) - Dottie Van Gheem, Providence vs. Virginia, East SF, % (10-12) - Heidi Burge, Virginia vs. West Va., East SF, % (10-12) - Jennifer Rizzotti, Connecticut vs. Alabama, East SF, Most Three-Point Field Goals 6 - Nine tied (Most recent: Katie Cronin, Colorado St. vs. UCLA, West SF, )

12 Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 13 - Tora Suber, Virginia vs. Stanford, West SF, Katie Cronin, Colorado St. vs. UCLA, West SF, Debra Williams, Louisiana Tech vs. Georgia, Midwest F, Tamicha Jackson, Louisiana Tech vs. Penn St., Midwest F, Nine tied (Most recent: Betty Lennox, Louisiana Tech vs. Old Dominion, Midwest SF, ) Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 5 Made) 85.7% (6-7) - Jennifer Howard, North Carolina St. vs. Georgia, Midwest SF, % (5-6) - Vicki Hall, Texas vs. UNLV, West SF, % (6-8) - Kelly Miller, Georgia vs. Iowa St., Mideast F, % (5-7) - Jennifer Jacoby, Purdue vs. Vanderbilt, West SF, % (5-7) - Krista Reinking, Illinois vs. Connecticut, Midwest SF, Most Free Throws 17 - Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee vs. Long Beach St., East F, Sheryl Swoopes, Texas Tech vs. Colorado, West F, Lorri Bauman, Drake vs. Long Beach St., West SF, Shelia Collins, Tennessee vs. Georgia, Mideast F, Three tied (Most recent: Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee vs. North Carolina, Mideast F, ) Most Free Throws Attempted 20 - Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee vs. Long Beach St., East F, Tonya Edwards, Tennessee vs. Virginia, East F, Janet Harris, Georgia vs. Indiana, Mideast SF, Eugenia Conner, Mississippi vs. Georgia, Mideast SF, Shelia Collins, Tennessee vs. Georgia, Mideast F, Venus Lacy, Louisiana Tech vs. LSU, Midwest SF, Sheryl Swoopes, Texas Tech vs. Colorado, West F, Highest Free-Throw Percentage (Min. 10 Made) 100.0% (11-11) - Nicole Erickson, Duke vs. Old Dominion, East SF, % (10-10) - Katie Smith, Ohio St. vs. Western Ky., East SF, % (15-16) - Sheryl Swoopes, Texas Tech vs. Colorado, West F, % (14-15) - Lorri Bauman, Drake vs. Long Beach St., West SF, % (13-14) - Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee vs. North Carolina, Mideast F, Most Rebounds 20 - Shelda Arceneaux, San Diego St. vs. Long Beach St., West SF, Sheila Foster, South Carolina vs. Kentucky, Midwest SF, Kirsten Cummings, Long Beach St. vs. Oregon St., West SF, Eugenia Conner, Mississippi vs. Tennessee, Mideast SF, Andrea Lloyd, Texas vs. Western Ky., Mideast SF, Shelia Collins, Tennessee vs. Mississippi, Mideast SF, Shanda Berry, Iowa vs. Southern California, West SF,

13 17 - Racquel Spurlock, Louisiana Tech vs. Texas Tech, Midwest SF, tied (Most recent: Tamika Catchings, Tennessee vs. Texas Tech, Mideast F, ) Most Assists (Since 1985) 17 - Suzie McConnell, Penn St. vs. Rutgers, East SF, Amber Nicholas, Arkansas vs. Stanford, West F, Sonja Henning, Stanford vs. Arkansas, West F, Suzie McConnell, Penn St. vs. Ohio St., East SF, Dawn Marsh, Tennessee vs. Georgia, Mideast SF, Amber Nicholas, Arkansas vs. Stephen F. Austin, West SF, Dawn Staley, Virginia vs. Oklahoma St., Midwest SF, Dawn Staley, Virginia vs. Lamar, Midwest F, Helen Darling, Penn St. vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest F, Most Steals (Since 1988) 8 - Carla Holmes, Maryland vs. Stephen F. Austin, West SF, Natalie Williams, UCLA vs. Southwest Mo. St., Midwest SF, Deanna Tate, Maryland vs. Stephen F. Austin, West SF, Hamchetou Maiga, Old Dominion vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest SF, Nine tied (Most recent: Tamicha Jackson, Louisiana Tech vs. Old Dominion, Midwest SF, ; Niele Ivey, Notre Dame vs. Texas Tech, Mideast SF, ) Most Blocked Shots (Since 1988) 7 - Martha Williams, George Washington vs. Colorado, Midwest SF, Heidi Gillingham, Vanderbilt vs. Virginia, East F, Yolanda Watkins, Alabama vs. Penn St., Midwest F, Rebecca Lobo, Connecticut vs. Virginia, East F, Angela Gorsica, Vanderbilt vs. Georgia, West SF, Tajama Abraham, George Washington vs. Notre Dame, East F, Takeisha Lewis, Louisiana Tech vs. Old Dominion, Midwest SF, NOTE: Anne Donovan, Old Dominion, recorded 12 blocked shots vs. Penn St., East F, , before blocks became an official statistic.

14 Single Game, Team Most Points Stanford vs. Arkansas (87), West F, Long Beach St. vs. Washington (78), West SF, Auburn vs. Maryland (74), Mideast F, Virginia vs. West Va. (83), East SF, Long Beach St. vs. Ohio St. (82), West F, Connecticut vs. Oklahoma (80), East SF, Most Points in One Half 63 - Texas vs. La.-Monroe, 1st Half, Midwest SF, Auburn vs. Maryland, 2nd Half, Mideast F, Drake vs. Long Beach St., 2nd Half, West SF, Southern California vs. Arizona St., 2nd Half, West SF, Stanford vs. Iowa, 2nd Half, Midwest SF, Fewest Points 42 - UCLA vs. Georgia (78), West SF, Texas Tech vs. Rutgers (53), Midwest SF, Southwest Mo. St. vs. Louisiana Tech (59), Midwest SF, San Francisco vs. Connecticut (72), Mideast SF, Texas Tech vs. Tennessee (57), Mideast F, Fewest Points in One Half 11 - Texas Tech vs. Rutgers, 1st Half, Midwest SF, UCLA vs. Georgia, 1st Half, West SF, Texas Tech vs. Louisiana Tech, 1st Half, Midwest SF, Tennessee vs. Virginia, 1st Half, East F, Four tied (Most recent: Vanderbilt vs. Auburn, 1st Half, Mideast SF, ) Largest Winning Margin 44 - Louisiana Tech (91) vs. Purdue (47), Midwest SF, Long Beach St. (94) vs. Mississippi (55), West SF, Louisiana Tech (92) vs. Arizona St. (54), Midwest SF, Southern California (96) vs. Arizona St. (59), West SF, Georgia (78) vs. UCLA (42), West SF, Most Points Scored By Losing Team 91 - La.-Monroe vs. Texas (99), Midwest SF, Southern California vs. Tennessee (91), Mideast F, Texas vs. Western Ky. (92), Mideast SF, Arkansas vs. Stanford (114), West F, Mississippi vs. Tennessee (90), Mideast SF, Ohio St. vs. Long Beach St. (89), East SF, West Va. vs. Virginia (103), East SF,

15 Most Field Goals 45 - Long Beach St. vs. Ohio St., West F, Stanford vs. Arkansas, West F, Auburn vs. Maryland, Mideast F, Cheyney vs. Kansas St., East F, Georgia vs. Long Beach St., West F, Fewest Field Goals 15 - Purdue vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest SF, Southwest Mo. St. vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest SF, Texas Tech vs. Rutgers, Midwest SF, Vanderbilt vs. Auburn, Mideast SF, Vanderbilt vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest F, UAB vs. Rutgers, West SF, Most Field Goals Attempted 89 - San Diego St. vs. Long Beach St., West SF, Louisiana Tech vs. Georgia, Midwest F, Cheyney vs. North Carolina, East SF, Long Beach St. vs. Ohio St., West F, Louisiana Tech vs. UCLA, West F, Fewest Field Goals Attempted 40 - Connecticut vs. Clemson, East F, Texas Tech vs. Rutgers, Midwest SF, Duke vs. Old Dominion, East SF, UAB vs. Rutgers, West SF, Vanderbilt vs. Auburn, Mideast SF, Old Dominion vs. North Carolina St., East SF, Purdue vs. Rutgers, Midwest F, Highest Field Goal Percentage 63.5% (33-52) - Texas vs. James Madison, East SF, % (36-57) - Virginia vs. West Va., East SF, % (28-45) - Vanderbilt vs. Auburn, Mideast SF, % (31-50) - Purdue vs. North Carolina, Midwest SF, % (32-52) - Maryland vs. Missouri, West SF, Lowest Field Goal Percentage 26.4% (19-72) - Alabama vs. Connecticut, East SF, % (15-56) - Purdue vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest SF, % (19-66) - North Carolina vs. George Washington, East SF, % (17-59) - Georgia vs. Stanford, West F, % (19-65) - Mississippi vs. Auburn, Mideast F,

16 Most Three-Point Field Goals 12 - Stanford vs. Southern California, West F, Penn St. vs. Alabama, Midwest F, Colorado St. vs. UCLA, West SF, Four tied (Most recent: Penn St. vs. Auburn, West SF, ) Fewest Three-Point Field Goals 0-29 tied (Most recent: Tennessee vs. North Carolina, Mideast F, ) Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 34 - Colorado St. vs. UCLA, West SF, Penn St. vs. Alabama, Midwest F, Southern California vs. Texas Tech, West SF, Alabama vs. Connecticut, East SF, Alabama vs. Notre Dame, East SF, Fewest Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 0 - Louisiana Tech vs. Mississippi, Midwest SF, Tennessee vs. James Madison, East SF, Texas vs. Stanford, Midwest SF, Texas vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest F, Tennessee vs. Virginia, East SF, Georgia vs. Long Beach St., West SF, Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 5 Made) 85.7% ( 6-7) - Texas vs. UNLV, West SF, % ( 8-10) - Stanford vs. Iowa, Midwest SF, % ( 9-12) - Purdue vs. Vanderbilt, West SF, % (10-14) - North Carolina St. vs. Georgia, Midwest SF, % ( 8-12) - Notre Dame vs. Alabama, East SF, % ( 6-9) - Lamar vs. Arkansas, Midwest SF, Lowest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 10 Att.) 0.0% (0-11) - Stanford vs. Colorado, West SF, % (1-14) - UCLA vs. Southwest Mo. St., Midwest SF, % (1-14) - Old Dominion vs. Duke, East SF, % (1-12) - Washington vs. Long Beach St., West SF, % (2-22) - Virginia vs. Tennessee, East F, % (1-11) - Duke vs. Arkansas, West F, Most Free Throws 38 - Tennessee vs. Long Beach St., East F, Tennessee vs. Southern California, Mideast F, Long Beach St. vs. Iowa, West F, Drake vs. Long Beach St., West SF, Southwest Mo. St. vs. Mississippi, Midwest F,

17 Fewest Free Throws 2 - Texas vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest F, UCLA vs. Georgia, West SF, Alabama vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest SF, Tennessee vs. Virginia Tech, East SF, Four tied (Most recent: George Washington vs. Notre Dame, East F, ) Most Free Throws Attempted 48 - Tennessee vs. Long Beach St., East F, Purdue vs. Rutgers, Midwest F, Virginia vs. West Va., East SF, Long Beach St. vs. Iowa, West F, Louisiana Tech vs. LSU, Midwest SF, Fewest Free Throws Attempted 2 - Texas vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest F, Alabama vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest SF, James Madison vs. Texas, East SF, Old Dominion vs. Cheyney, East F, Eight tied (Most recent: Purdue vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest F, ) Highest Free Throw Percentage (Min. 15 Made) 93.9% (31-33) - Drake vs. Long Beach St., West SF, % (18-20) - Missouri vs. Maryland, West SF, % (16-18) - Penn St. vs. Old Dominion, East F, % (16-18) - Alabama vs. Tennessee, Mideast SF, % (16-18) - Virginia vs. Connecticut, East F, Lowest Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 Att.) 28.6% (6-21) - Louisiana Tech vs. Kentucky, Midwest F, % (3-10) - George Washington vs. Notre Dame, East F, % (6-17) - George Washington vs. North Carolina, East SF, % (5-14) - Washington vs. Auburn, Mideast F, % (4-11) - Mississippi vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest SF, Most Rebounds 57 - Tennessee vs. Virginia, East SF, Louisiana Tech vs. LSU, Midwest SF, Louisiana Tech vs. Texas, Midwest F, Colorado vs. George Washington, Midwest SF, Old Dominion vs. LSU, Mideast SF,

18 Fewest Rebounds 16 - Vanderbilt vs. Auburn, Mideast SF, Maryland vs. Old Dominion, East SF, Mississippi vs. Stanford, West SF, Iowa vs. Georgia, Midwest SF, Virginia vs. Tennessee, East SF, Largest Rebound Margin 35 - Tennessee (57) vs. Virginia (22), East SF, Stanford (49) vs. Mississippi (21), West SF, Auburn (48) vs. Maryland (25), Mideast F, Colorado (56) vs. George Washington (33), Midwest SF, Stanford (49) vs. Washington (28), West SF, Most Assists (Since 1985) 37 - Stanford vs. Arkansas, West F, Ohio St. vs. Penn St., East SF, Arkansas vs. Stephen F. Austin, West SF, Western Ky. vs. Rutgers, East F, Four tied (Most recent: Connecticut vs. North Carolina, East F, ) Fewest Assists (Since 1985) 3 - Vanderbilt vs. Stephen F. Austin, Midwest SF, North Carolina St. vs. Rutgers, East SF, Virginia vs. Old Dominion, East SF, Texas vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest F, Auburn vs. Iowa, Mideast SF, Southwest Mo. St. vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest SF, Seton Hall vs. Penn St., Midwest SF, Most Blocked Shots (Since 1988) 11 - George Washington vs. Colorado, Midwest SF, Connecticut vs. Virginia, East F, Louisiana Tech vs. Old Dominion, Midwest SF, Clemson vs. Tennessee, East SF, Louisiana Tech vs. Purdue, Midwest SF, Notre Dame vs. Purdue, Midwest SF, NOTE: Old Dominion recorded 15 blocked shots vs. Penn St., East F, , before blocks became an official statistic. Most Steals (Since 1988) 25 - Maryland vs. Stephen F. Austin, West SF, Connecticut vs. Oklahoma, East SF, UCLA vs. Southwest Mo. St., Midwest SF, Virginia vs. Rutgers, East SF, Texas A&M vs. Purdue, West SF,

19 15 - Old Dominion vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest SF, Most Turnovers 39 - Stephen F. Austin vs. Maryland, West SF, Kansas St. vs. Texas, Midwest SF, Oklahoma vs. Connecticut, East SF, UCLA vs. Georgia, West SF, Connecticut vs. North Carolina, East F, Arizona St. vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest SF, Texas A&M vs. Purdue, West SF, Fewest Turnovers 6 - Southern California vs. Louisiana Tech, West F, Stanford vs. Colorado, West SF, Louisiana Tech vs. Southern California, Mideast F, Georgia vs. Colorado, Midwest F, Eight tied (Most recent: Duke vs. LSU, East SF, ; Rutgers vs. UAB, West SF, ) Most Personal Fouls 34 - LSU vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest SF, West Va. vs. Virginia, East SF, Mississippi vs. Tennessee, Mideast SF, Long Beach St. vs. Tennessee, East F, Rutgers vs. Purdue, Midwest F, Fewest Personal Fouls 8 - Southern California vs. Louisiana Tech, West F, Texas vs. James Madison, East SF, Maryland vs. Stephen F. Austin, West SF, Texas vs. North Carolina St., Midwest SF, Virginia vs. Vanderbilt, East F, Most Disqualifications 5 - Mississippi vs. Tennessee, Mideast SF, Washington vs. Long Beach St., West SF, Iowa vs. Long Beach St., West F, LSU vs. Louisiana Tech, Midwest SF, Long Beach St. vs. Tennessee, East F, Highest Attendance, Single Session 14,848 - Mideast F at Memorial Gym, Nashville, TN, ,711 - Mideast SF at Memorial Gym, Nashville, TN, ,466 - Mideast F at Thompson-Boling Arena, Knoxville, TN, ,204 - East SF at Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, NC, ,874 - West F at Frank Erwin Special Events Center, Austin, TX,

20 Highest Attendance, Both Sessions 29,559 - Mideast at Memorial Gym, Nashville, TN, 3-21 & ,439 - East at Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, NC, 3-20 & ,095 - Mideast at Thompson-Boling Arena, Knoxville, TN, 3-23 & ,575 - West at Frank Erwin Special Events Center, Austin, TX, 3-23 & ,719 - Mideast at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, Iowa City, IA, 3-25 & 27-93

21 WEST REGIONAL HISTORY Semifinal Final Dates Site Facility Attendance Attendance March 19 & 21, 1982 Stanford, CA Maples Pavilion March 24 & 26, 1983 Los Angeles, CA Pauley Pavilion 2,319 4,216 March 22 & 24, 1984 Los Angeles, CA Sports Arena 3,718 5,160 March 21 & 23, 1985 Los Angeles, CA Pauley Pavilion 4,624 3,247 March 20 & 22, 1986 Long Beach, CA Long Beach Arena 2,150 3,109 March 19 & 21, 1987 Los Angeles, CA Pauley Pavilion 2,121 2,670 March 24 & 26, 1988 Long Beach, CA Campus Gymnasium 2,103 2,179 March 23 & 25, 1989 Austin, TX Frank Erwin Center 9,701 12,874 March 22 & 24, 1990 Stanford, CA Maples Pavilion 7,238 7,500 March 21 & 23, 1991 Las Vegas, NV Thomas & Mack Center 1,237 1,509 March 26 & 28, 1992 Seattle, WA Edmundson Pavilion 3,623 3,477 March 25 & 27, 1993 Missoula, MT Dahlberg Arena 6,284 7,131 March 24 & 26, 1994 Stanford, CA Maples Pavilion 7,000 7,500 March 23 & 25, 1995 Los Angeles, CA Pauley Pavilion 4,078 4,035 March 23 & 25, 1996 Seattle, WA Edmundson Pavilion 5,753 4,589 March 22 & 24, 1997 Missoula, MT Dahlberg Arena 6,348 5,975 March 21 & 23, 1998 Oakland, CA New Arena 6,564 5,801 March 20 & 22, 1999 Los Angeles, CA Sports Arena 4,583 5,302 March 25 & 27, 2000 Portland, OR Memorial Coliseum 6,041 4,209

22 WEST REGIONAL PARTICIPANTS Championship Year Champion Runnerup Game Score Semifinalists 1982 Maryland Drake Long Beach St. Missouri 1983 Southern California Long Beach St Arizona St. Oregon St Southern California Long Beach St Montana San Diego St Georgia Long Beach St Southern California UCLA 1986 Southern California Louisiana Tech Long Beach St. North Carolina 1987 Long Beach St. Ohio St Mississippi Southern California 1988 Long Beach St. Iowa Southern California Washington 1989 Maryland Texas UNLV Stephen F. Austin 1990 Stanford Arkansas Mississippi Stephen F. Austin 1991 Stanford Georgia Long Beach St. Washington 1992 Stanford Southern California Stephen F. Austin Texas Tech 1993 Texas Tech Colorado Southern California Stanford 1994 Purdue Stanford Colorado Texas A&M 1995 Stanford Purdue North Carolina Vanderbilt

23 1996 Stanford Auburn Alabama Penn St Stanford Georgia Virginia Vanderbilt 1998 Arkansas Duke Florida Kansas 1999 Louisiana Tech UCLA Colorado St. LSU 2000 Rutgers Georgia North Carolina UAB

24 WEST REGIONAL RECORDS (SF = regional semifinals; F = regional championship) Single Game, Individual Most Points 50 - Lorri Bauman, Drake vs. Maryland, F, Cindy Brown, Long Beach St. vs. Ohio St., F, Portia Hill, Stephen F. Austin vs. Arkansas, SF, Delmonica DeHorney, Arkansas vs. Stanford, F, LaTaunya Pollard, Long Beach St. vs. Southern California, F, Most Field Goals 21 - Lorri Bauman, Drake vs. Maryland, F, Portia Hill, Stephen F. Austin vs. Arkansas, SF, LaTaunya Pollard, Long Beach St. vs. Drake, SF, Cindy Brown, Long Beach St. vs. Ohio St., F, Delmonica DeHorney, Arkansas vs. Stanford, F, Most Field Goals Attempted 35 - Lorri Bauman, Drake vs. Maryland, F, Tina Hutchinson, San Diego St. vs. Long Beach St., SF, Portia Hill, Stephen F. Austin vs. Arkansas, SF, Cindy Brown, Long Beach St. vs. Ohio St., F, Connie Cole, Stephen F. Austin vs. Arkansas, SF, Highest Field Goal Percentage (Min. 10 Made) 87.5% (14-16) - Delmonica DeHorney, Arkansas vs. Stephen F. Austin, SF, % (11-14) - Val Whiting, Stanford vs. Georgia, F, % (13-17) - Cindy Brown, Long Beach St. vs. Mississippi, SF, % (11-15) - Penny Toler, Long Beach St. vs. Mississippi, SF, % (11-15) - Amanda Wilson, Louisiana Tech vs. UCLA, F, Most Three-Point Field Goals 6 - Molly Goodenbour, Stanford vs. Southern Cal, F, Tiffany Longworth, Penn St. vs. Auburn, SF, Katie Cronin, Colorado St. vs. UCLA, SF, Five tied (Most Recent: Jennifer Jacoby, Purdue vs. Vanderbilt, SF, ) Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 13 - Tora Suber, Virginia vs. Stanford, SF, Katie Cronin, Colorado St. vs. UCLA, SF, Molly Goodenbour, Stanford vs. Texas Tech, SF, Four tied (Most recent: Tiffany Longworth, Penn St. vs. Auburn, SF, )

25 Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 4 Made) 83.3% (5-6) - Vicki Hall, Texas vs. UNLV, SF, % (4-5) - Katy Steding, Stanford vs. Arkansas, F, % (5-7) - Jennifer Jacoby, Purdue vs. Vanderbilt, SF, % (6-9) - Molly Goodenbour, Stanford vs. Southern California, F, % (4-6) - Amber Nicholas, Arkansas vs. Stephen F. Austin, SF, Most Free Throws 15 - Sheryl Swoopes, Texas Tech vs. Colorado, F, Lorri Bauman, Drake vs. Long Beach St., SF, Laticia Morris, Auburn vs. Penn St., SF, Cindy Brown, Long Beach St. vs. Ohio St., F, Carla Holmes, Maryland vs. Texas, F, Stephanie Mack, Colorado vs. Stanford, SF, Jennifer Jacoby, Purdue vs. Stanford, F, Most Free Throws Attempted 16 - Sheryl Swoopes, Texas Tech vs. Colorado, F, Lorri Bauman, Drake vs. Long Beach St., SF, LaTaunya Pollard, Long Beach St. vs. Southern California, F, Delmonica DeHorney, Arkansas vs. Stanford, F, Seven tied (Most recent: Laticia Morris, Auburn vs. Penn St., SF, ) Highest Free-Throw Percentage (Min. 9 Made) 100.0% ( 9-9) - Jasmina Perazic, Maryland vs. Missouri, SF, % (15-16) - Sheryl Swoopes, Texas Tech vs. Colorado, F, % (14-15) - Lorri Bauman, Drake vs. Long Beach St., SF, % (11-12) - Laticia Morris, Auburn vs. Penn St., SF, % (10-11) - Carla Holmes, Maryland vs. Texas, F, Most Rebounds 20 - Shelda Arceneaux, San Diego St. vs. Long Beach St., SF, Kirsten Cummings, Long Beach St. vs. Oregon St., SF, Shanda Berry, Iowa vs. Southern California, SF, Tracy Henderson, Georgia vs. Vanderbilt, SF, Maylana Martin, UCLA vs. Colorado St., SF, Most Assists 13 - Amber Nicholas, Arkansas vs. Stanford, F, Sonja Henning, Stanford vs. Arkansas, F, Amber Nicholas, Arkansas vs. Stephen F. Austin, Jolette Law, Iowa vs. Southern California, SF, Amy Claborn, Texas vs. UNLV, SF,

26 Most Steals 8 - Carla Holmes, Maryland vs. Stephen F. Austin, SF, Deanna Tate, Maryland vs. Stephen F. Austin, SF, Christy Hedgpeth, Stanford vs. Georgia, F, Sheryl Swoopes, Texas Tech vs. Colorado, F, Kate Starbird, Stanford vs. North Carolina, SF, Most Blocked Shots 6 - Angela Gorsica, Vanderbilt vs. Georgia, SF, Tammye Jenkins, Georgia vs. Stanford, F, Vicky Bullett, Maryland vs. Stephen F. Austin, SF, Lisa Leslie, Southern California vs. Texas Tech, SF, Tracy Henderson, Georgia vs. Vanderbilt, SF,

27 Single Game, Team Most Points Stanford vs. Arkansas (87), F, Long Beach St. vs. Washington (78), SF, Long Beach St. vs. Ohio St. (82), F, Long Beach St. vs. Iowa (78), F, Georgia vs. Long Beach St. (82), F, Most Points in One Half 58 - Drake vs. Long Beach St., 2nd Half, SF, Southern California vs. Arizona St., 2nd Half, SF, Stanford vs. Arkansas, 1st Half, F, Stanford vs. Arkansas, 2nd Half, F, Georgia vs. Long Beach St., 2nd Half, F, Long Beach St. vs. Ohio St., 2nd Half, F, Fewest Points 42 - UCLA vs. Georgia (78), SF, UAB vs. Rutgers (60), SF, Washington vs. Stanford (73), SF, Georgia vs. Stanford (82), F, Montana vs. Southern California (76), SF, Georgia vs. Rutgers (59), F, Fewest Points in One Half 14 - UCLA vs. Georgia, 1st Half, SF, Montana vs. Southern California, 1st Half, SF, Washington vs. Stanford, 2nd Half, SF, Southern California vs. Long Beach St., 1st Half, SF, Texas Tech vs. Stanford, 1st Half, SF, Colorado vs. Texas Tech, 1st Half, F, Largest Winning Margin 39 - Long Beach St. (94) vs. Mississippi (55), SF, Southern California (96) vs. Arizona St. (59), SF, Georgia (78) vs. UCLA (42), SF, Maryland (89) vs. Stephen F. Austin (54), SF, Stanford (82) vs. Georgia (47), F, Most Points Scored By Losing Team 87 - Arkansas vs. Stanford (114), F, Long Beach St. vs. Georgia (97), F, Ohio St. vs. Long Beach St. (102), F, Stephen F. Austin vs. Arkansas (87), SF,

28 Most Field Goals 45 - Long Beach St. vs. Ohio St., F, Stanford vs. Arkansas, F, Georgia vs. Long Beach St., F, Southern California vs. Arizona St., SF, Long Beach St. vs. Oregon St., SF, Long Beach St. vs. Mississippi, SF, Fewest Field Goals 16 - UAB vs. Rutgers, Georgia vs. Stanford, F, UCLA vs. Georgia, SF, Washington vs. Stanford, SF, Texas A&M vs. Purdue, SF, Purdue vs. Stanford, F, Rutgers vs. Georgia, F, Georgia vs. Rutgers, F, Most Field Goals Attempted 89 - San Diego St. vs. Long Beach St., SF, Long Beach St. vs. Ohio St., F, Louisiana Tech vs. UCLA, F, Stanford vs. North Carolina, SF, Georgia vs. Long Beach St., F, Stanford vs. Arkansas, F, Fewest Field Goals Attempted 44 - UAB vs. Rutgers, SF, Rutgers vs. Georgia, F, Colorado vs. Stanford, SF, Texas A&M vs. Purdue, SF, Stanford vs. Auburn, F, Highest Field Goal Percentage 61.5% (32-52) - Maryland vs. Missouri, SF, % (36-59) - Arkansas vs. Stephen F. Austin, SF, % (32-53) - Long Beach St. vs. Southern California, SF, % (39-65) - Long Beach St. vs. Mississippi, SF, % (45-77) - Stanford vs. Arkansas, F, Lowest Field Goal Percentage 28.8% (17-59) - Georgia vs. Stanford, F, % (22-75) - Mississippi vs. Long Beach St., SF, % (28-89) - San Diego St. vs. Long Beach St., SF, % (24-75) - North Carolina vs. Georgia, SF, % (23-69) - Southern California vs. Texas Tech, SF,

29 Most Three-Point Field Goals 12 - Stanford vs. Southern California, F, Colorado St. vs. UCLA, SF, Stanford vs. Arkansas, F, Penn St. vs. Auburn, SF, Purdue vs. Vanderbilt, SF, Fewest Three-Point Field Goals 0 - Iowa vs. Southern California, SF, Long Beach St. vs. Washington, SF, Stephen F. Austin vs. Maryland, SF, Stanford vs. Mississippi, SF, Washington vs. Stanford, SF, Georgia vs. Long Beach St., SF, Georgia vs. Stanford, F, Stephen F. Austin vs. Southern California, SF, Stanford vs. Colorado, SF, Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 34 - Colorado St. vs. UCLA, SF, Southern California vs. Texas Tech, SF, Virginia vs. Stanford, SF, Stanford vs. Southern California, F, Vanderbilt vs. Georgia, SF, Fewest Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 0 - Georgia vs. Long Beach St., SF, Iowa vs. Southern California, SF, Long Beach St. vs. Washington, SF, Stephen F. Austin vs. Maryland, SF, Arkansas vs. Stanford, F, Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 5 Made) 85.7% ( 6-7) - Texas vs. UNLV, SF, % ( 9-12) - Purdue vs. Vanderbilt, SF, % (10-16) - Stanford vs. Arkansas, F, % ( 5-8) - Texas Tech vs. Stanford, SF, Lowest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 9 Att.) 0.0% (0-11) - Stanford vs. Colorado, SF, % (1-12) - Washington vs. Long Beach St., SF, % (1-11) - Duke vs. Arkansas, F, % (1-9) - Stanford vs. Purdue, F, % (2-16) - UAB vs. Rutgers, SF,

30 Most Free Throws 33 - Long Beach St. vs. Iowa, F, Drake vs. Long Beach St., SF, Long Beach St. vs. Washington, SF, Texas Tech vs. Southern California, SF, Colorado vs. Stanford, SF, Fewest Free Throws 2 - UCLA vs. Georgia, SF, Montana vs. Southern California, SF, Louisiana Tech vs. Long Beach St., SF, Vanderbilt vs. Georgia, SF, Four tied (Most recent: Georgia vs. Rutgers, F, ) Most Free Throws Attempted 42 - Long Beach St. vs. Iowa, F, Long Beach St. vs. Washington, SF, Texas Tech vs. Southern California, SF, Colorado vs. Stanford, SF, Long Beach St. vs. San Diego St., SF, Fewest Free Throws Attempted 6 - Montana vs. Southern California, SF, Louisiana Tech vs. Long Beach St., SF, Louisiana Tech vs. Southern California, F, Southern California vs. Ohio St., SF, Highest Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 Made) 93.9% (31-33) - Drake vs. Long Beach St., SF, % (14-15) - Stanford vs. Colorado, SF, % (18-20) - Missouri vs. Maryland, SF, % (23-26) - Maryland vs. Texas, F, % (22-25) - Stanford vs. Auburn, F, Lowest Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 Att.) 40.0% ( 4-10) - Vanderbilt vs. Georgia, SF, % (11-23) - Long Beach St. vs. Southern California, SF, % ( 8-16) - Purdue vs. Vanderbilt, SF, % (11-21) - Iowa vs. Long Beach St., F, % (14-26) - Long Beach St. vs. Oregon St., SF, Most Rebounds 54 - Long Beach St. vs. San Diego St., SF, Stanford vs. Virginia, SF, Southern California vs. Long Beach St., F, Long Beach St. vs. Washington, SF, UCLA vs. Colorado St., SF,

31 Fewest Rebounds 21 - Mississippi vs. Stanford, SF, Maryland vs. Missouri, SF, Purdue vs. Vanderbilt, SF, Texas Tech vs. Stanford, SF, Georgia vs. Rutgers, F, Largest Rebound Margin 28 - Stanford (49) vs. Mississippi (21), SF, Stanford (49) vs. Washington (28), SF, Long Beach St. (52) vs. Washington (33), SF, Vanderbilt (43) vs. Purdue (24), SF, Louisiana Tech (49) vs. UCLA (30), F, Most Assists (Since 1985) 37 - Stanford vs. Arkansas, F, Arkansas vs. Stephen F. Austin, SF, Arkansas vs. Stanford, F, Iowa vs. Southern California, SF, Stanford vs. Mississippi, SF, Fewest Assists (Since 1985) 6 - Stephen F. Austin vs. Southern California, SF, Mississippi vs. Long Beach St., SF, Purdue vs. Stanford, F, Virginia vs. Stanford, SF, Georgia vs. Stanford, F, UAB vs. Rutgers, SF, Most Blocked Shots (Since 1988) 6 - Purdue vs. Vanderbilt, SF, Auburn vs. Stanford, F, Vanderbilt vs. Georgia, SF, Six tied (Most recent: Georgia vs. North Carolina, SF, ) NOTE: Long Beach St. had 9 blocked shots vs. San Diego St., SF, , before blocks became an official statistic. Most Steals 25 - Maryland vs. Stephen F. Austin, SF, Texas A&M vs. Purdue, SF, Mississippi vs. Stanford, SF, Purdue vs. Vanderbilt, SF, Louisiana Tech vs. UCLA, F,

32 Most Turnovers 39 - Stephen F. Austin vs. Maryland, SF, UCLA vs. Georgia, SF, Texas A&M vs. Purdue, SF, Ohio St. vs. Long Beach St., F, Vanderbilt vs. Purdue, SF, UCLA vs. Louisiana Tech, F, Fewest Turnovers 6 - Southern California vs. Louisiana Tech, F, Stanford vs. Colorado, SF, Southern California vs. Long Beach St., F, Maryland vs. Texas, F, Arkansas vs. Kansas, SF, Arkansas vs. Duke, F, Rutgers vs. UAB, SF, Most Personal Fouls 30 - Washington vs. Long Beach St., SF, Iowa vs. Long Beach St., F, San Diego St. vs. Long Beach St., SF, Southern California vs. Texas Tech, SF Stanford vs. Colorado, SF, Fewest Personal Fouls 8 - Southern California vs. Louisiana Tech, F, Maryland vs. Stephen F. Austin, SF, Ohio St. vs. Southern California, SF, Stanford vs. Colorado, SF, Auburn vs. Penn St., SF, Most Disqualifications 4 - Washington vs. Long Beach St., SF, Iowa vs. Long Beach St., F, Long Beach St. vs. Southern California, SF, Southern California vs. Texas Tech, SF, Stanford vs. Colorado, SF,