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1 MEDIA HISTORY/ IN THIS SECTION History of UNM Basketball Individual Records Team Records Postseason Honors Conference Statistics NCAA Tournament History Postseason Boxscores All-Time Results All-Time Coaching Records All-Time Roster UNM Hall of Honor Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 119

2 120 HISTORY HISTORY OF UNM WOMEN S BASKETBALL Buried in the December 23, 1898, edition of the Albuquerque Morning Democrat between local tidbits of springcleaning and the ladies library committee meetings, a curious item stands out: the birth of basketball in the Territory of New Mexico. In bloomers and bows with the letters UNM sewn across their chests, two girl s teams, the Olympians and Gladiators, played their first season with vim and interest. At first the girls as they referred to themselves - played in the wooden gym with the doors closed and only girls in the audience. The rules of the game were simple and non-aggressive. Girls played a half-court game with five to ten players on a side. They were not allowed to dribble the ball or guard players and running was only allowed while the ball was in the air. It was not lady-like to participate in sports and physicians even deemed it harmful to the woman s reproductive health. Late in the first season, the girls issued a challenge to the Las Cruces College basketball team for a match in Albuquerque. The two teams played at the Armory Hall on First Street under electric light. UNM won, 4 to 2. It was reported that all girls played with dash and cleverness. In an effort to draw a crowd, a reception and dance followed the game. Admission was 50 cents. In the Girls second season, 1899, the Mirage, the school newspaper, reported the team ordered matching uniforms. The suits are a dark blue with white trimmings, and are very becoming. Early in the second season, boys from the surveying class laid out a regulation court, 45 X 70 feet, for the girls to play on. They took the upright posts from the football field and made basketball goals for the girls. The athletics department was poor and after the basketball season, the same goals were borrowed to construct part of the framework for the back of the net of the tennis court. Support for the girls basketball team is evidenced in Miss Lukens, far left, was the girls gymnastics instructor and introduced the game of basketball to the University of New Mexico and coached both teams. The team pictured above is the Olympians. The University of New Mexico women s basketball team became the first team in history to advance to the NCAA Tournament by an editorial in the Mirage. The editor recommended the girls names be added to the Athletic Association roster, an all-male organization. In January 1900, the newspaper reports that all the university s sporting energy has been turned loose on the little gridiron, and athletics at the university can be summed up in the words basket ball. Although the UNM men formed a basketball team in 1900, they did not give it their all. Records show they had a one-game season that year. In 1902, the Mirage reported that men s practice was marked by poor attendance and listless work. As a result, they dropped from a three-game season in to a one-game season in The ladies continued their play over the next decade, extending invitations to Silver City, Las Vegas, and Gallup in addition to Las Cruces. They continued to organize their team each year and were supported by fellow students. The men s team even practiced with them. The Tri-Alpha fraternity had a reception for them and the Mirage reported the ladies successes beyond their scores declaring their college spirit as the best advertisement possible for the school. In 1912, however, the faculty ruled that the women s basketball team could not travel outside the city to play. As a result, few games were played. The 1920 season was a one-game season played against the Albuquerque Business College. The face of the game changed again in The players formed inter-sorority teams and limited their play to campus. In 1930, the Women s Athletic Association was formed: it sponsored field hockey, tennis, volleyball and swimming, along with basketball. Marie Hays, class of 1936, an athlete in her college days, recalls being told sports competition wasn t good for girls. They said we weren t equipped physically or mentally for competition. That was a real blow to our egos University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

3 HISTORY OF UNM WOMEN S BASKETBALL Despite the lack of support, women continued their sports program and in the 1960s began competing in the Intermountain Conference. In 1971, the Women s Rights Bill passed and UNM women began their long fight for equality of women s sports. Associate Athletic Director Linda Estes led the fight at UNM. When Title IX came about, the question of funding became a legal one, said Estes. If colleges were going to discriminate against women, they ran the risk of having their federal funds cut off. UNM was ahead of its time. In 1972, UNM President Ferrel Heady had gone before the Legislative Finance Committe in Santa Fe and announced his priority for women s athletics even if it meant taking the money from the men s program. The budget went from $4,300 in to $35,000 in He was probably the first president in the nation to come out and do anything like that, Estes said. We thought we were rich. Heady played down his role in the budget increase. I didn t usually have that much success before legislative committees, which probably also means that there was some receptivity in Santa Fe about the cause, Heady said. And that s probably due in part to lobbying efforts of Linda and others. Today, the women s basketball team heads toward a new high, not only in winning competitions but also in earning respect from fans. Basketball is America s game, women s basketball coach Don Flanagan said. The skill level in women s basketball has improved faster then any other sport. Effort and attitude are the main ingredients in sports and the UNM women s basketball team is outstanding. To prove how outstanding womens basktball at UNM has gotten last season the Lobos won at least 22 games for the fifth time in the last six years. The 24 wins in tied the second-highest single-season total in school history, with the team that went Only the team, which went 26-7, won more games. The Lobos finished 17-2 at home, to tie the team that went In , the University of New Mexico women s basketball team advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time in school history. HISTORY 17-1 for the highest victory total at The Pit in school history. The team s 17 wins were part of a school record 24-game winning streak - which ended with a loss to Drake in quarterfinals of the WNIT. The season will be the 22nd in the history of New Mexico women s basketball. Since the Lobos first game on Jan. 10, 1974, a loss to Gallup they have an overall record of since then and a record since the program was reestablished in Since Don Flanagan took over the program in 1995 the women s basketball program has enjoyed unprecedented success. UNM has had a winning program for seven straight years, setting a new team record. Against the other members of the Mountain West Conference the Lobos are third in total number and winning percentage. Not bad for a program that won only 14 games in the four years before Flanagan s arrival. The Lobos have become a consistent threat to win the Mountain West Conference title the past couple of years, with two tournament championships in 1998 and 2003 and finishing no worse than fourth in each of the last five seasons. New Mexico has also enjoyed postseason play with six consecutive bids to the postseason, including three trips to the NCAA Tournament and a spot last season in the Sweet Sixteen for the first time in school history. The Lobos have also made three appearances in the postseason WNIT and made it all the way to the Championship game in In for the first time ever the University of New Mexico hosted the NCAA Women s Basketball Tournament. UNM hosted both the first and second rounds along with the Midwest Regional. This new tradition will continue in with The Pit hosting the first and second rounds for the second consecutive year. The Pit has also been the site for several NCAA men s games but this is only the second time the women s tournament will be playing at UNM Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 121

4 122 HISTORY HISTORY AND TRADITION THE LOBO NICKNAME A number of legends have arisen over the years as to how The University of New Mexico got Lobo as its official nickname. When the university began playing football in 1892, the team was simply referred to as The University Boys or Varsities to distinguish themselves from the prep school kids. The student body, at least as early as 1917, began to seriously explore the possibilities for both a mascot and a new name for the student newspaper, which was then called simply the U.N.M. Weekly. Several names for the paper were suggested, including The Rattler, the Sand Devil, the Ki-yo-te and the Cherry and Silver. However, there was no single name that struck a responsive chord among the students and when school opened in the Fall of 1920 the U.N.M. Weekly was still there. On Sept. 22, 1920, sophomore George S. Bryan, editor of the U.N.M. Weekly and student manager of the football team, was present at a Student Council meeting for the purpose of suggesting that the University teams be given a mascot name as at that time many universities had mascot names for their teams. Bryan suggested Lobo, the Spanish word for wolf, as the nickname. The name was enthusiastically received. The Oct. 1 issue of the student paper said, The Lobo is respected for his cunning, feared for his prowess, and is the leader of the pack. It is the ideal name for the Varsity boys who go forth to battle for the glory of the school. All together now; fifteen rahs for the LOBOS. From that beginning, the Lobo nickname has remained with The University of New Mexico for over 70 years. THE LOBO MASCOT After Lobo was adopted as the school s nickname in 1920, it was not long thereafter that a real Lobo became the mascot. Bruno Dieckmann, class of 1902, and by 1920 a successful Albuquerque insurance and real estate agent, acquired the first Lobo for the University at his own expense. At the time he was treasurer of the Athletic Association and one of the most admired men in town. Elsie Ruth Chant, class of 1923, recalled, All of the girls on campus wanted to be seen with him. He was an accomplished concert violinist as well as being a success- ful businessman, and he was rich. He drove a Stutz Bearcat convertible around town and all of the girls would compete to get rides with him. Sometimes he had five or six girls in the car, and when he finally got married, he left broken hearts all over campus. Anyway, he either caught it himself or he paid to have a wolf captured in the Mount Taylor area. The wolf was brought into the school and a student by the name of Bowman would take it on a leash to the football practice area. Apparently, a government trapper named Jim Young caught a wolf pup on the Floyd Lee Ranch near Mount Taylor in western part of the state. The cub became the responsibility of the cheerleaders and it appeared in harness at every football game. However, in the late 20s, a child teased the wolf and was bitten. UNM officials were forced to dispose of it, as one historian put it, for fear other ill-bred brats might become tempted to play with the wolf and bring a damage suit. A live wolf has really never been a part of the athletics scene since. In the early 60s a human mascot named Lobo Louie was created, followed by Lobo Lucy in the early 1980s. Both are now members of the cheerleading squad. CHERRY & SILVER University of New Mexico Women s Basketball 1957 The most common origin of UNM s school colors dates back nearly 100 years. The school colors in the early 1890s were black and gold. Ms. Harriet Jenness, a faculty member who taught drawing, delsarte (drama), penmanship and music, suggested a change in school colors because black and gold did not give a true feeling of New Mexico. She suggested the crimson evening glow of the majestic Sandia mountains to the east. The silver came from when students and faculty took picnics in the Sandias and noted the Rio Grande looked like a silver ribbon winding through the valley below. Her ideas were happily adopted by the faculty and staff. The crimson was later changed to cherry, the color of a Sandia sunset. Miss 1999 Jenness died in 1895, two years before the colors were adopted as official. From , turquoise was integrated into the official school colors for the athletics teams. The football team wore turquoise jerseys at home during those years. Cherry and silver returned as the main colors in THE ALMA MATER The Alma Mater (in Latin means Nourishing or Dear Mother ) was a source of contention at UNM in The original Alma Mater was set to the tune of AnnieLyle, which was an unpopular tune with the student body for a long period of time. The student body voted in a general election to change the Alma Mater and found Glee Club Director Craig Summers to oblige. Actually Mr. Summers and his father wrote the present Alma Mater three years before and called it The New Mexico Hymn. New Mexico, New Mexico We sing to honor thee. This golden haze of college days Will live in memory. This praise we sing will ever ring With truth and loyalty New Mexico, your fame we know Will last eternally. THE UNM FIGHT SONG The Fight Song was written in The music was written by Dean Lena Clauve, who served the University for 32 years as a professor of music education and as the Dean of Women. Dr. George St. Clair, professor in the English Department, wrote the lyrics. The song was originated as a closing number to the faculty variety show sponsored by the UNM Faculty Club in Carlisle Gym in order to raise money to cancel a sizable debt incurred in publishing the Mirage (yearbook). It was reported that enough money was raised to cancel the debt and that the high class entertainment was table conversation throughout Albuquerque for weeks afterward. Hail to thee, New Mexico, Thy loyal sons are we. Marching down the field we go, Fighting for thee. RAH! RAH! RAH! Now we pledge our faith to thee, Never shall we fail. Fighting ever, yielding never. HAIL! HAIL! HAIL!

5 GAME Rk. Pts. Player Date Yvonne McKinnon vs. Adams State Jean Rostermundt vs. Weber State Abby Garchek vs. Northern Arizona Tamika Stukes vs. Wyoming Yvonne McKinnon vs. W. Texas State Abby Garchek vs. Idaho Abby Garchek vs. Western Kentucky Taryn Bochis vs. UNLV Abby Garchek vs. BYU Miranda Sanchez vs. TCU Miranda Sanchez vs. Pepperdine Abby Garchek vs. Utah Abby Garchek vs. Tulsa Alison Foote vs. West Texas State Mary Redeau vs. UTEP Jean Rostermundt vs. NMSU Jordan Adams vs. Utah Jordan Adams vs. Memphis Tracy Aldridge vs. Fresno State Jordan Adams vs. Weber State Carol Moreland vs. Weber State Alison Foote vs. Adams State Becky Bissell vs. UTEP Becky Bissell vs. CSU SCORING CAREER Rk. Pts. Player Year Avg. 1. 1,836 Abby Garchek ,791 Jordan Adams ,672 Alison Foote ,444 Jean Rostermundt ,420 Yvonne McKinnon ,301 Miranda Sanchez ,142 Sonya Bryant ,042 Heidi Harris ,027 Tracy Satran Winifred Foster Muff Reinert Carol Moreland SEASON Rk. Pts. Player Year Avg Abby Garchek Jordan Adams Jordan Adams Abby Garchek Alison Foote Jean Rostermundt Dee Weinreis Miranda Sanchez Alison Foote Jordan Adams Jean Rostermundt Alison Foote Mary Redeau Abby Garchek Tracy Satran Abby Garchek UNM s all-time leading scorer with 1,836 points from Yvonne McKinnon holds the UNM record for points in a game with 35 against Adams St. and is fourth on the all-time scoring list Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 123

6 1,000 POINT CLUB ABBY GARCHEK ( ) Year FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg Totals , JORDAN ADAMS ( ) 1,791 points Year FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg Totals , ALISON FOOTE ( ) Year FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg Totals , JEAN ROSTERMUNDT ( ) 1,444 points Year FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg Totals , YVONNE McKINNON ( ) Year FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg Totals , University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

7 1,301 points 1,000 POINT CLUB MIRANDA SANCHEZ ( ) Year FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg Totals , SONYA BRYANT ( ) Year FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg Totals , HEIDI HARRIS ( ) 1,042 points Year FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg Totals , TRACY SATRAN ( ) Year FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-3FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Pts. Avg Totals , Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 125

8 REBOUNDING GAME Rk. Reb. Player Date Carol Moreland vs. Oklahoma Carol Moreland vs. Fort Hays Carol Moreland vs. Wyoming Carol Moreland vs. Weber State Carol Moreland vs. UNLV Debie Leeper vs. Texas-El Paso Yvonne McKinnon vs. West Texas St Carol Moreland vs. Texas Tech Carol Moreland vs. NMSU Katie Kern vs. BYU Lindsey Arndt vs. Arizona Abby Garchek vs. Wyoming Anita Vuletic vs. Northern Arizona Anita Vuletic vs. BYU Katie Kern vs. Wyoming Katie Kern vs. UTEP Jordan Adams at San Diego State Chelsea Grear vs. Wyoming Heidi Harris vs. Baylor Tamika Stukes vs. UTEP Abby Garchek vs. Northern Arizona Katie Kern vs. St. Mary s Anita Vuletic vs. Arizona State Jennifer Williams vs. Santa Clara Chelsea Grear vs. UTEP CAREER Rk. Reb. Player Years Carol Moreland Yvonne McKinnon Alison Foote Katie Kern Jordan Adams Heidi Harris Chelsea Grear Jean Rostermundt Tracy Satran Muff Reinert SEASON Rk. Reb.Player Year Carol Moreland Sheri Moore Dee Wienreis Taryn Bachis Yvonne McKinnon Heidi Harris Katie Kern Alison Foote Becky Bissell Chelsea Grear Jordan Adams Chelsea Grear Becky Bissell Winifred Foster Anita Vuletic Chelsea Grear Jordan Adams Jennifer Williams Tracy Satran Jordan Adams Carol Moreland (25) is the school record holder in every rebounding category, with records that have stood for over 20 years. Alison Foote is ranked third on the all-time career rebounding list with 801 from University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

9 GAME - FIELD GOALS MADE Rk.FG Player Date Yvonne McKinnon vs. Adams State Jean Rostermundt vs. Weber State Alison Foote vs. Adams State Muff Reinert vs. West Texas State Abby Garchek vs. Utah Dee Weinreis vs. Fort Hays Carol Moreland vs. Weber State Jordan Adams vs. Utah Becky Bissell vs. CSU Becky Bissell vs. UTEP Jordan Adams vs. Utah Jordan Adams vs. Weber State Jordan Adams vs. Memphis Miranda Sanchez vs. TCU Jennifer Williams vs. UMKC Jordan Adams vs. SDSU Jordan Adams vs. Central Michigan Chelsea Grear vs. UTEP GAME - FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Rk.FG Player Date Jean Rostermundt vs. Weber State Jean Rostermundt vs. NMSU Alison Foote vs. Brigham Young Jordan Adams vs. Louisiana Tech Martha Reinert vs. Utah Jean Rostermundt vs. North Carolina Christy Romero vs. NMSU Tamika Stukes vs. Wyoming Jordan Adams vs. Utah Abby Garchek vs. Utah Jordan Adams vs. Weber State Becky Bissell vs. CSU Becky Bissell vs. UTEP Jordan Adams vs. Memphis Heidi Harris vs. SDSU Abby Garchek vs. Oklahoma Sonya Bryant vs. Rice Jordan Adams vs. Wyoming Jordan Adams vs. BYU Heidi Harris vs. SDSU Heidi Harris vs. North Texas Sonya Bryant vs. UTEP FIELD GOAL (8-8) Jennifer Williams vs. Montana St (10-11) Tracy Satran vs. Utah State (10-11) Chelsea Grear vs. UTEP (8-9) Dee Weinreis vs. Utah State (14-16) Alison Foote vs. Adams State (7-8) Jordan Adams vs. Air Force (6-7) Alison Foote vs. Glenv. St (6-7) Miranda Sanchez vs. SDSU (6-7) Molly McKinnon vs. Fla. Int (9-11) Jordan Adams vs. Pacific Debby Hays vs. Montana St Lisa Wedekind vs. Nebraska Muff Reinert vs. W. TX St (8-10) Jennifer Willams vs. Air Force SEASON - FIELD GOALS MADE Rk.FG Player Date Abby Garchek Jordan Adams Dee Weinries Jean Rostermundt Alison Foote Jordan Adams Jean Rostermundt Alison Foote Alison Foote Taryn Bachis Yvonne McKinnon GAME - FG PERCENTAGE (min. 7 attempts) Rk.FG % Player Date (9-9) Tracy Aldridge vs. Fresno State (8-8) Jasmine Ewing vs. UTEP Dee Weinreis is in several UNM game, season and career records for field goals Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 127

10 FIELD GOAL SEASON - FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Rk.FG Player Date Abby Garchek Jordan Adams Alison Foote Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt Taryn Bachis Abby Garchek Alison Foote Abby Garchek CAREER - FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Rk.FG Player Date ( ) Jennifer Williams ( ) Mary Redeau ( ) Connie Jensen ( ) Yvonne McKinnon (684-1,449) Jordan Adams ( ) Tracy Satran ( ) Carol Moreland ( ) Alison Foote SEASON - FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Rk.FG Player Date (88-154) Jennifer Williams ( ) Jennifer Williams (88-162) Jennifer Williams (60-113) Jennifer Williams (78-149) Mary Redeau ( ) Yvonne McKinnon ( ) Alison Foote ( ) Carol Moreland ( ) Tracy Satran (63-139) Deb Weinreis CAREER - FIELD GOALS MADE Rk.FG Player Date Jordan Adams Alison Foote Abby Garchek Jean Rostermundt Yvonne McKinnon Tracy Satran Winifred Foster Carol Moreland Lisa Wedekind Cindy Fischer Jennifer Williams led the Lobos all four years she was at UNM in FG percentage and she is the career leader at 54.8 percent CAREER - FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Rk.FG Player Date 1. 1,565 Abby Garcheck ,466 Jean Rostermundt ,449 Jordan Adams ,410 Alison Foote ,191 Yvonne McKinnon ,090 Jessica Cunningham Winifred Foster Tracy Satran Cindy Fischer Lisa Wedekind Tracy Satran is among the career leaders in FG percentage University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

11 GAME 3-POINT FG MADE Rk. 3-Pt. Player Year 1. 8 Miranda Sanchez vs. Air Force Abby Garchek vs. Western Kentucky Stella Candelaria vs. Iowa State Maggie Smith vs. Arizona State Christy Romero vs. Brigham Young Cristal Garcia at Colorado State Christy Romero vs. Wyoming Christy Romero vs. SDSU Christy Romero vs.northern Arizona Jodi Cory vs. NMSU Mandi Moore vs. Mississippi State Abbie Letz vs. Kent State GAME 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED Rk. 3-Pt. Player Year Miranda Sanchez vs. Air Force Stella Candelaria vs. Iowa State Tamika Stukes vs. Wyoming Christy Romero vs. Wyoming Abby Garchek vs. TCU Abby Garchek vs. Western Kentucky Christy Romero vs. Wyoming Christy Romero vs. NMSU Christy Romero vs. BYU Aiyana Nash vs. SMU GAME 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE (min. 5 made) Rk. 3-Pt. % Player Year (5-5) Miranda Sanchez vs. NMSU (5-7) Abby Garchek vs. Texas Southern (5-7) Stella Candelaria vs. Brigham Young (5-7) Stella Candelaria vs. Wyoming (5-7) Christy Romero vs. San Diego State (6-9) Maggie Smith vs. Arizona State (5-8) Christy Romero vs. Northern Arizona (6-10) Christy Romero vs. BYU SEASON 3-POINT FG MADE Rk. 3-Pt. Player Year Abby Garchek Miranda Sanchez Miranda Sanchez Tamika Stukes Stella Candelaria Christy Romero Mandi Moore Cristal Garcia Abbie Letz Tamika Stukes Aiyana Nash Abby Garchek Mandi Moore THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS SEASON 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED Rk.3-Pt. % Player Year Abby Garchek Miranda Sanchez Tamika Stukes Stella Candelaria Christy Romero Tamika Stukes Aiyana Nash Tamika Stukes Cristal Garcia Abby Garchek SEASON 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE Rk.3-Pt. % Player Year (42-92) Mandi Moore (23-54) Chelsea Grear (73-176) Miranda Sanchez (73-178) Miranda Sanchez (34-84) Abbie Letz (26-67) Molly McKinnon (31-79) Mandi Moore (18-47) Heidi Harris (82-217) Abby Garchek (13-33) Miranda Sanchez CAREER 3-POINT FG MADE Rk.3-Pt. Player Year Miranda Sanchez Abby Garchek Tamika Stukes Sonya Bryant Jessica Cunningham Mandi Moore CAREER 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED Rk.3-Pt. Player Year Abby Garchek Miranda Sanchez Tamika Stukes Sonya Bryant Jessica Cunningham CAREER 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE Rk.3-Pt. % Player Year (73-171) Mandi Moore ( ) Miranda Sanchez (44-132) Chelsea Grear ( ) Abby Garchek ( ) Tamika Stukes (75-238) Jodi Cory Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 129

12 FREE THROW GAME FREE THROWS MADE Rk.FT Player Date Abby Garchek vs. UNLV Jean Rostermundt vs. Amarillo Abby Garchek vs. Wyoming Alison Foote vs. Nebraska Janice Branch vs. Southwest Texas Miranda Sanchez vs. Temple Tamika Stukes vs. Wyoming Miranda Sanchez vs. Pepperdine Abby Garchek vs. UTEP Yvonne McKinnon vs. Highlands Alison Foote vs. NMSU Jessica Cunningham vs. Pacific Jennifer Williams vs. Northwestern GAME FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Rk.FT Player Date Abby Garchek vs. UNLV Abby Garcheck vs. Wyoming Alison Foote vs. Nebraska Jean Rostermundt vs. Amarillo College Pat Hovorika vs. Purdue Yvonne McKinnon vs. West Texas State Winifred Foster vs. UCSB Beth Born vs. Colorado Tracy Satran vs. Utah State Janice Branch vs. Southern Utah Tamika Stukes vs. Wyoming Jennifer Williams vs. Northwestern Janice Branch vs. Southwest Texas Alison Foote vs. Nebraska Miranda Sanchez vs. Temple Jessica Cunningham vs. Pacific SEASON FREE THROWS MADE Rk. FT Player Date Abby Garchek Abby Garchek Jordan Adams Alison Foote Miranda Sanchez Janice Branch Mary Redeau Winifred Foster Sonya Bryant Jordan Adams SEASON FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Rk. FT Player Date Abby Garchek Abby Garchek Jordan Adams Tracy Satran Yvonne McKinnon Winifred Foster Yvonne McKinnon Janice Branch Alison Foote Mary Redeau GAME FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (10 att. min.) Rk.FT % Player Year (13-13) Janice Branch vs. SW Texas (12-12) Miranda Sanchez vs. Pepperdine (10-10) Jean Rostermundt vs. Weber St (13-14) Miranda Sanchez vs. Temple (11-12) Abby Garchek vs. Wisc.-Milwaukee (10-11) Sonya Bryant vs. UTEP, (10-11) Winifred Foster vs. Oklahoma (10-12) Tracy Aldridge vs. Utah (10-12) Molly McKinnon vs. Arkansas (9-11) Jessica Cunningham vs. NMSU (9-11) Molly McKinnon vs. UCLA (9-11) Jordan Adams vs. SDSU Miranda Sanchez was known for her three-point shooting at UNM, but it was at the free throw line that she really shined University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

13 FREE THROW SEASON FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Rk. FT % Player Year (69-73) Taryn Bachis (63-70) Christy Romero (91-105) Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt ( ) Miranda Sanchez (82-96) Miranda Sanchez Taryn Bachis (90-108) Molly McKinnon ( ) Abby Garchek Lori McConnell CAREER FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Rk. FT % Player Date ( ) Jean Rostermundt ( ) Miranda Sanchez (86-113) Taryn Bachis ( ) Abby Garchek ( ) Jordan Adams ( ) Katie Kern ( ) Sonya Bryant (73-103) Sally Anderson ( ) Alison Foote ( ) Mary Redeau (99-143) Connie Jensen CAREER FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Rk. FT Player Date Yvonne McKinnon Abby Garchek Jordan Adams Alison Foote Jessica Cunningham Sonya Bryant Winifred Foster Jean Rostermundt Tracy Satran Janice Branch CAREER FREE THROWS MADE Rk. FT Player Date Abby Garchek Jordan Adams Alison Foote Jean Rostermundt Miranda Sanchez Jessica Cunningham Yvonne McKinnon Winifred Foster Tracy Satran Janice Branch Jean Rostermundt is the UNM career leader in free throw percentage. Winifred Foster is among the free throw leaders in numerous categories Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 131

14 ASSIST GAME ASSISTS Rk.Assists Player Date Janice Branch vs. Adams State Jessica Cunningham vs. S. Utah Taryn Bachis vs. Fort Hays Mandi Moore vs. Air Force Cathy Lowther vs. BYU Nikki Heckroth vs. UCLA Tamika Stukes vs. BYU Tamika Stukes vs. Wyoming Jean Rostermundt vs. UTEP Kelly Sparr vs. Kansas St Lori McConnell vs. Colo. Women s Coll Lori McConnell vs. UTEP Cathy Lawther vs. Colorado Mandi Moore vs. Pacific Mandi Moore at Wyoming Jean Rostermundt vs. Weber State Jessica Cunningham vs. Richmond Molly McKinnon vs. UAB Jean Rostermundt vs. UNLV Tamika Stukes vs. Wyoming Tamika Stukes vs. NM Highlands Aiyana Nash vs. UTEP Mandi Moore vs. UTEP Mandi Moore vs. Portland State Mandi Moore vs. NMSU Mandi Moore vs. BYU CAREER ASSISTS Rk.Assists Player Year Tamika Stukes Nikki Heckroth Jean Rostermundt Mandi Moore Molly McKinnon Abby Garchek Lori McConnell Janice Branch Cathy Lowther Winifred Foster Sally Marquez SEASON ASSISTS Rk.Assists Player Year Mandi Moore Nikki Heckroth Lori McConnell Mandi Moore Tamika Stukes Tamika Stukes Janice Branch Molly McKinnon Cathy Lowther Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt Nikki Heckroth proved herself adept at dishing the ball out and is second all-time in assists. Mandi Moore is the UNM record holder for assists in a season and is currently fourth on the career assists list University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

15 GAME BLOCKS Rk. BlocksPlayer Date Carol Moreland vs. Texas Tech Carol Moreland vs. Oklahoma Jordan Adams vs. Air Force Jordan Adams vs. Miami Jordan Adams vs. San Diego State Yvonne McKinnon vs. N.M. Highlands Jordan Adams vs. Nicholls State Jordan Adams vs. Wyoming Jordan Adams vs. San Diego State Jordan Adams vs. SDSU Jordan Adams vs. Pacific Jordan Adams vs. NMSU Yvonne McKinnon vs. UTEP Jordan Adams vs. UT-San Antonio Jordan Adams vs. NMSU Jordan Adams vs. Louisiana Tech Abby Garchek vs. Wyoming Jordan Adams vs. Colorado Miranda Sanchez vs. Arkansas Jordan Adams vs. Texas Southern Jordan Adams vs. Wyoming Jordan Adams vs. UTEP Jordan Adams vs. Arizona Jordan Adams vs. Central Michigan BLOCK CAREER BLOCKS Rk. Blocks Player Year Jordan Adams Yvonne McKinnon Katie Kern Abby Garchek Heidi Harris Carol Moreland Alison Foote Tracy Satran Becky Bissell Winifred Foster SEASON BLOCKS Rk. Blocks Player Year Jordan Adams Jordan Adams Jordan Adams Jordan Adams Yvonne McKinnon Carol Moreland Katie Kern Yvonne McKinnon Yvonne McKinnon Katie Kern Abby Garchek Jordan Adams is the all-time block shot leader at UNM. Adams is the only player in Lobo history to score 1,000 points, grab 700 rebounds and block 300 shots Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 133

16 STEAL GAME STEALS Rk.Steals Player Date 1. 9 Tamika Stukes vs. Tulsa Tamika Stukes vs. Colorado State Tamika Stukes vs. Wyoming Tamika Stukes vs. Air Force Tamika Stukes vs. Wyoming Cathy Lowther vs. Adams State Christy Romero vs. Loyola Marymount Mandi Moore at Wyoming Vanessa Hoover vs. BYU Molly McKinnon vs. Weber State Jodi Cory vs. SDSU Abby Garchek vs. BYU Molly McKinnon vs. UTEP Chelsea Grear vs. Colorado SEASON STEALS Rk.Steals Player Year Tamika Stukes Tamika Stukes Abby Garchek Tamika Stukes Tamika Stukes Anita Vuletic Winifred Foster Molly McKinnon Mandi Moore Mandi Moore Becky Bissell Molly McKinnon had several games where she led UNM in steals. She is sixth all-time at UNM. CAREER STEALS Rk.StealsPlayer Year Tamika Stukes Abby Garchek Jessica Cunningham Nikki Heckroth Chelsea Grear Molly McKinnon Yvonne McKinnon Katie Kern Winifred Foster Tamika Stukes was a pesky defender for UNM. She is the school s all-time steals leader University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

17 TEAM GAME MOST POINTS (GAME) vs. Northern Arizona vs. West Texas State vs. Eastern New Mexico vs. New Mexico State vs. Brigham Young vs. UTEP vs. UTEP vs. Utah vs. Air Force vs. Air Force vs. Miami vs. NM Highlands vs. Cal State Fullerton vs. UNLV vs. Wyoming vs. Kent State MOST ASSISTS vs. Pan American vs. Adams State vs. Northern Arizona vs. Fort Hays vs. Northern Colorado vs. Texas-El Paso vs. Utah State vs. Brigham Young vs. UTEP vs. BYU vs. William & Mary vs. BYU vs. Texas Southern vs. UTEP vs. Central Michigan FEWEST TURNOVERS MADE 1. 7 vs. Utah vs. Utah vs. Texas-El Paso vs. Texas Southern vs. Texas-El Paso vs. Nebraska-Omaha vs. Wyoming at Colorado State vs. Colorado State vs. Utah vs. Central Michigan vs. Wyoming vs. Utah vs. Texas-Arlington vs. Texas Southern vs. Colorado FEWEST POINTS (GAME) vs. Arizona vs. Texas Tech vs. Arizona State vs. Texas-El Paso vs. Colorado vs. Northern Arizona vs. Northern Arizona vs. UTEP vs. San Diego State vs. Notre Dame vs. Colorado State vs. Southern Methodist vs. BYU at UNLV MOST REBOUNDS vs. West Texas State vs. Gallup vs. Oklahoma vs. Colorado vs. Gallup vs. Northern Arizona vs. UTEP vs. Utah State vs. Eastern New Mexico vs. Wyoming vs. Memphis FEWEST REBOUNDS vs. Texas Tech vs. Colorado vs. San Diego State vs. Colorado State vs. Eastern New Mexico vs. UTEP vs. Wyoming vs. Rice vs. NMSU vs. UTEP vs. Nebraska vs. SDSU FEWEST ASSISTS 1. 1 vs. Wyoming vs. West Virginia vs. California vs. Purdue at Wyoming vs. Texas Tech MOST STEALS vs. Texas Southern vs. Texas-El Paso vs. Air Force vs. Wyoming vs. Cal State Fullerton vs. Tulsa vs. Ft. Lewis vs. NMSU vs. Wyoming vs. Wyoming MOST BLOCKS vs. San Diego State vs. Texas Tech vs. Wyoming vs. Pacific vs. Oklahoma vs. Nicholls State vs. Air Force vs. Colorado State vs. Central Michigan vs. Miami vs. Texas MOST TURNOVERS vs. New Mexico State vs. Arizona State vs. Brigham Young vs. Colorado vs. Amarillo College vs. Texas-Arlington vs. Arizona State vs. San Diego State vs. Baylor at USC MOST PERSONAL FOULS vs. UNLV vs. Wyoming vs. Houston vs. Brigham Young vs. Texas Tech FEWEST PERSONAL FOULS 1. 8 vs. Air Force vs. BYU vs. Miami vs. Texas-El Paso vs. Loyola Marymount vs. Air Force vs. Utah vs. Texas-El Paso vs. Fresno State vs. San Diego State vs. St. Bonaventure vs. William & Mary vs. Dartmouth at San Diego State vs. Texas Tech MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs. West Texas State vs. Utah State vs. Eastern New Mexico vs. Brigham Young vs. Texas-El Paso vs. Texas Southern vs. North Texas vs. Cal State Fullerton vs. NMSU vs. Rice vs. NMSU vs. Hawaii vs. Air Force vs. Louisiana Tech vs. BYU vs. Colorado State vs. UTEP Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 135

18 TEAM GAME MOST FIELD GOALS MADE vs. Weber State vs. Eastern New Mexico vs. Colorado State vs. Colorado College vs. Northern Colorado vs. UTEP vs. BYU vs. Texas Southern vs. UTEP vs. Miami vs. Air Force vs. Cal State Fullerton FEWEST FIELD GOALS MADE 1. 9 vs. Colorado vs. Utah vs. Utah vs. Colorado vs. Loyola Marymount vs. Pacific vs. Wyoming vs. San Diego State vs. Texas Tech vs. BYU vs. UTEP at Wyoming vs. Colorado State vs. BYU vs. Colorado State vs. BYU vs. Texas Tech FEWEST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs. Utah vs. Central Michigan vs. Kent vs. New Mexico State vs. Auburn vs. NMSU vs. San Diego State vs. Washington vs. Wichita State at USC vs. BYU vs. San Diego State vs. Northern Arizona vs. Fresno State vs. BYU vs. Colorado State vs. BYU BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (34-53) vs. Arizona State (30-49) vs. Pacific (22-36) vs. Kent (40-66) vs. Montana State (43-71) vs. Colorado State (41-68) vs. Colorado College (30-52) vs. Air Force (34-60) vs. UTEP (30-53) at Air Force (32-57) vs. Air Force (29-52) vs. Wyoming (27-49) vs. TCU (26-48) vs. Air Force (27-50) vs. TCU (21-39) vs. New Mexico State WORST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (13-68) vs. Texas Tech (12-56) vs. Wyoming (15-70) vs. UNLV (12-55) vs. Arizona State (12-53) vs. Pacific (14-61) vs. UTEP (13-54) vs. BYU (15-60) vs. Wyoming (19-72) vs. Colorado State (17-62) vs. Iowa State (18-65) vs. Colorado State (17-57) vs. BYU MOST FREE THROWS MADE vs. Wyoming vs. Pacific vs. UNLV vs. Fresno State vs. Santa Clara vs. Nebraska vs. Oklahoma vs. Wichita State at Cal State Fullerton vs. Northern Arizona vs. Amarillo vs. Washington vs. Wyoming vs. Arizona vs. BYU vs. Arkansas vs. Pepperdine FEWEST FREE THROWS MADE 1. 0 vs. Texas Tech vs. Ft. Bliss vs. New Mexico State vs. UNLV vs. Arizona at BYU MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED vs. Colorado State vs. Wyoming vs. Santa Clara vs. Hardin Simmons vs. San Diego State at Cal State Fullerton vs. BYU vs. Weber State vs. NMSU vs. Northern Arizona vs. Wichita State vs. NMSU vs. Hawaii vs. Fresno State vs. Washington vs. Colorado State vs. Colorado State FEWEST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 1. 0 vs. Ft. Bliss vs. New Mexico State vs. Texas Tech vs. Colorado State vs. UNLV at BYU BEST FREE THROW PCT. (12 Att.) (12-12) vs. Houston (19-20) vs. Arizona State (16-17) vs. San Diego State (16-17) vs. Wyoming (24-26) vs. New Mexico St (11-12) vs. BYU (19-21) vs. New Mexico State (23-26) vs. Southern Utah (29-33) vs. UNLV (14-16) vs. San Jose State (14-16) vs. Colorado (19-22) vs. UTEP (12-14) vs. West Texas State (24-28) vs. BYU (24-28) at Wyoming WORST FREE THROW PCT (0-2) vs. Texas Tech (3-14) vs. Fresno State (2-9) vs. Illinois (6-21) vs. Oklahoma (3-10) vs. UNLV (6-20) vs. UTEP (6-15) vs. Utah (6-14) vs. Mississippi St (7-16) vs. SDSU (4-9) vs. Utah (4-9) vs. Notre Dame University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

19 TEAM GAME MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE vs. Brigham Young vs. Kent State vs. Mississippi State vs. Air Force vs. Air Force vs. Texas-El Paso vs. Western Kentucky vs. Colorado State vs. BYU vs. Fresno State vs. UTEP vs. BYU FEWEST 3-POINT FG MADE 1. 0 vs. Colorado State vs. SMU vs. San Jose State vs. Creighton vs. Colorado vs. UT San Antonio vs. UNLV MOST 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED vs. Air Force vs. New Mexico State vs. Kent State vs. Brigham Young vs. Mississippi State vs. UNLV vs. San Jose State vs. Texas-El Paso vs. Texas Southern vs. BYU vs. Montanta State vs. Utah vs. UMKC vs. UTEP vs. Air Force FEWEST 3-POINT FG ATTEMPTED 1. 2 vs. Creighton vs. Northern Arizona vs. Fresno State vs. Texas Tech vs. New Mexico State BEST 3-POINT FG PCT. (10 att. min.) (8-13) vs. New Mexico State (7-12) vs. CSU (6-11) vs. TCU (7-13) vs. BYU (9-17) vs. San Diego State (10-19) vs. UTEP (8-16) 6 times, last at Arizona WORST 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE (0-13) vs. SMU (0-9) vs. Colorado State (0-8) vs. San Jose State (0-7) vs. Colorado (0-7) vs. UT San Antonio (0-2) vs. Creighton (0-16) at UNLV LARGEST WINNING MARGIN (All Games) (103-49) at West Texas (98-45) at UTEP (85-32) Texas Southern (94-41) at Hawaii Pacific (98-45) at UTEP (87-37) UTEP (82-32) Fort Lewis (100-51) BYU (103-52) E. New Mexico (91-45) Air Force (74-29) at Glenville State LARGEST WINNING MARGIN (Home Games) (85-32) Texas Southern (87-37) UTEP (82-32) Fort Lewis (100-51) BYU (103-52) E. New Mexico (91-45) Air Force (83-41) Nicholls State (84-42) Air Force (88-46) Kent State (82-41) Portland State (78-39) Texas Southern LARGEST WINNING MARGIN (Away Games) (103-49) at West Texas (98-45) at UTEP (94-41) at Hawaii Pacific (74-29) at Glennville St (91-53) at Colorado Coll (81-45) at TCU (77-42) at Air Force Abbie Letz Lauren McLeod 2003 Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 137

20 TEAM SEASON MOST POINTS 1. 2, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , FIELD GOALS MADE FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1. 2, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (984-2,245) (745-1,701) (819-1,897) (747-1,749) (790-1,854) (657-1,547) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) POINT FIELD GOALS MADE POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED BEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) FREE THROWS MADE FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED FREE THROW PERCENTAGE ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

21 REBOUNDS 1. 1, , , , , , , , , , , TEAM SEASON BLOCKS ASSISTS Lobo players celebrate the team s Western Athletic Tournament Championship in The win vaulted UNM into its first ever NCAA Tournament. STEALS UNM players celebrate the 2003 Mountain West Conference Tournament Championship. The 2003 team became the first team in UNM history to advance to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 139

22 HONORS/POSTSEASON ALL-CONFERENCE Jean Rostermundt (1st) Mary Redeau (1st) Alison Foote (1st) Debbie Leeper (honorable mention) Sally Marquez (honorable mention) Yvonne McKinnon (1st) Alison Foote (2nd) Cathy Lowther (honorable mention) Alison Foote (2nd) Winifred Foster (2nd) Yvonne McKinnon (honorable mention) Cathy Lowther (honorable mention) Connie Jensen (2nd) Winifred Foster (2nd) Tracy Satran (honorable mention) Janice Branch Kim Bradshaw Becky Bissell (honorable mention) Tracy Aldridge (honorable mention) Abby Garchek (1st) Tamika Stukes (1st) Abby Garchek (1st) Abby Garchek (1st) Tamika Stukes (1st) Katie Kern (1st) Miranda Sanchez (2nd) Miranda Sanchez (1st) Miranda Sanchez (1st) Jordan Adams (2nd) Jordan Adams (2nd) Chelsea Grear (honorable mention) Mandi Moore (3rd) Lindsey Arndt (honorable mention) ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM Tamika Stukes (WAC) Tamika Stukes (WAC) Tamika Stukes (WAC) Katie Kern (WAC) ALL-NEWCOMER TEAM Tracy Aldridge Katie Kern (WAC) Sonya Bryant (WAC) Jennifer Williams (WAC) Kristy Loiselle (WAC) Jordan Adams NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Jordan Adams Mandi Moore ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Abby Garchek (WAC) Tamika Stukes (WAC) Abby Garchek (WAC) - MVP Katie Kern (WAC) Jordan Adams (MWC) - MVP Mandi Moore (MWC) WNIT ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Jordan Adams Chelsea Grear NCAA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM MIDWEST REGIONAL Jordan Adams ALL-AMERICA HONORS Preseason Alison Foote (hon. men.), Street & Smith s Preseason Yvonne McKinnon (hon. men.), Fast Break Magazine USA BASKETBALL 1983 Yvonne McKinnon, U.S. Olympic Committee Sports Festival West Team Jordan Adams (1st) Chelsea Grear (2nd) Mandi Moore (3rd) University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

23 SCORING YEAR PLAYER (Rank) G PTS. AVG Abby Garchek (2nd) Abby Garchek (10th) Abby Garchek (2nd) Jordan Adams (1st) Jordan Adams (3rd) Miranda Sanchez (5th) Jordan Adams (6th) Jordan Adams (4th) REBOUNDING YEAR PLAYER (Rank) G REB. AVG Abby Garchek (10th) Katie Kern (2nd) Katie Kern (6th) Anita Vuletic (T3rd) Jordan Adams (10th) Chelsea Grear (8th) Jordan Adams (8th) Chelsea Grear (5th) Chelsea Grear (3rd) Jordan Adams (4th) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE YEAR PLAYER (Rank) G FGM-FGA FG% Abby Garchek (7th) Abby Garchek (10th) Abby Garchek (10th) Jennifer Williams (1st) Jordan Adams (8th) Molly McKinnon (10th) Chelsea Grear (5th) Chelsea Grear (4th) POINT FIELD GOALS YEAR PLAYER (Rank) G 3FG AVG Stella Candelaria (6th) Miranda Sanchez (5th) Miranda Sanchez (3rd) Mandi Moore (10th) POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE YEAR PLAYER (Rank) G FGM-FGA 3FG% Stella Canderlaria Abby Garchek (9th) Miranda Sanchez (5th) Miranda Sanchez (2nd) LOBOS IN TOP TEN INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE STATISTICS Mandi Moore (5th) Mandi Moore (1st) Abbie Letz (4th) Cristal Garcia (9th) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE YEAR PLAYER (Rank) G FTM-FTA FT% Tracy Aldridge (9th) Abby Garchek (4th) Abby Garchek (3rd) Miranda Sanchez (3rd) Molly McKinnon (10th) Jordan Adams (7th) Molly McKinnon (5th) Miranda Sanchez (4th) ASSISTS YEAR PLAYER (Rank) G AST. AVG Tamika Stukes (3rd) Tamika Stukes (6th) Tamika Stukes (7th) Nikki Heckroth (T3rd) Molly McKinnon (8th) Nikki Heckroth (1st) Molly McKinnon (6th) Mandi Moore (1st) Mandi Moore (1st) STEALS YEAR PLAYER (Rank) G STL. AVG Tamika Stukes (2nd) Tamika Stukes (T4th) Tamika Stukes (1st) Nikki Heckroth (8th) Mandi Moore (9th) Mandi Moore (8th) BLOCKED SHOTS YEAR PLAYER (Rank) G BLK. AVG Abby Garchek (5th) Katie Kern (T3rd) Anita Vuletic (T7th) Anita Vuletic (10th) Katie Kern (T4th) Jordan Adams (1st) Jordan Adams (1st) Jordan Adams (1st) Jordan Adams (1st) Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 141

24 142 LOBOS IN TOP FIVE TEAM CONFERENCE STATISTICS SCORING OFFENSE YEAR RANK PTS. AVG th 1, rd 2, th 1, nd 2, th 2, st 2, SCORING DEFENSE YEAR RANK PTS. AVG th 1, th 1, st 1, nd 1, nd 1, nd 2, st 1, nd 1, SCORING MARGIN YEAR RANK UNM-OPP DIFF th nd th nd rd nd POINT FG MADE PER GAME YEAR RANK 3FG-3GA AVG T1st th th rd POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE YEAR RANK FGM-FGA PER th th th th th POINT FG PERCENTAGE DEFENSE YEAR RANK FGM-FGA PER th th th th nd st FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE YEAR RANK FGM-FGA PER rd 819-1, th 733-1, th 793-1, FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE YEAR RANK FGM-FGA PER st 665-1, nd 591-1, th 657-1, nd 657-1, nd 723-1, nd 624-1, st 695-1, FREE THROW PERCENTAGE YEAR RANK FTM-FTA PER rd rd rd th REBOUND MARGIN YEAR RANK UNM-OPP DIFF nd st st , ASSISTS YEAR RANK ASSISTS AVG th st rd st STEALS YEAR RANK STEALS AVG T3rd th nd BLOCKED SHOTS YEAR RANK BLK. AVG nd st st st TURNOVER MARGIN YEAR RANK TO AVG th nd nd University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

25 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT HISTORY 1992 WAC - Salt Lake City, Utah (March 12-14) New Mexico seeded 8th Creighton 89, New Mexico WAC - Salt Lake City, Utah (March 10-13) New Mexico seeded 8th Brigham Young 82, New Mexico WAC - Salt Lake City, Utah (March 9-12) New Mexico seeded 8th San Diego State 95, New Mexico WAC - Albuquerque, N.M. (March 8-11) New Mexico seeded 8th San Diego State 57, New Mexico WAC - Albuquerque, N.M. (March 6-9) New Mexico seeded 5th New Mexico 76, Wyoming 59 New Mexico 55, Utah 53 Colorado State 72, New Mexico 65 (Championship) 1997 WAC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 3-8) New Mexico seeded 4th (Mountain) New Mexico 70, Fresno State 59 San Diego State 57, New Mexico WAC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 2-7) New Mexico seeded 4th (Mountain) New Mexico 64, Tulsa 54 New Mexico 79, Hawai i 65 New Mexico 76, Colorado State 60 New Mexico 69, Rice 48 (Championship) 1999 WAC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 1-6) New Mexico seeded 1st (Pacific) New Mexico 74, TCU 62 SMU 53, New Mexico MWC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 9-12) New Mexico seeded 4th UNLV 52, New Mexico MWC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 7-10) New Mexico seeded 4th New Mexico 55, San Diego State 49 Colorado State 70, New Mexico MWC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 6-9) New Mexico seeded 2nd New Mexico 65, San Diego State 52 BYU 71, New Mexico MWC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 11-15) New Mexico seeded 2nd New Mexico 54, San Diego State 49 New Mexico 65, Colorado State 51 New Mexico 52, BYU 46 (Championship) CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT RECORD BREAKDWOWN Overall: Opening Round: 2-0 Quarterfinals: 7-5 Semifinals: 3-4 Championship: 2-1 Western Athletic: 8-7 Mountain West: 5-3 vs. BYU: 1-2 vs. Colorado State: 2-2 vs. Creighton: 0-1 vs. Hawaii: 1-0 vs. Fresno State: 1-0 vs. UNLV: 0-1 vs. Rice: 1-0 vs. San Diego State: 3-3 vs. SMU: 0-1 vs. TCU: 1-0 vs. Tulsa: 1-0 vs. Utah: 1-0 vs. Wyoming: 1-0 at Albuquerque: 2-2 at Salt Lake City: 0-3 at Las Vegas: 11-5 as No. 1 seed: 1-1 as No. 2 seed: 4-1 as No. 4 seed: 6-3 as No. 5 seed: 2-1 as No. 8 seed: Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 143

26 LOBOS AND THE NCAA TOURNAMENT The University of New Mexico has made three appearances in the NCAA Tournament, including a trip last year to the sweet 16. For the second consecutive year UNM will be able to showcase their court, city and fans as they host the first-and-second rounds of the 2004 NCAA Tournament. The NCAA announced that New Mexico will be one of 16 schools to play host to the first and second-round games in the 2004 tournament, which will be played on March 20 and 22. POSTSEASON RESULTS 1998 NCAA Nebraska 76, New Mexico 59 (@Norfolk, Va.) 1999 WNIT New Mexico 81, Pepperdine 69 (@Albuquerque) New Mexico 68, Washington 63 (@Albuquerque) Drake 73, New Mexico 60 (@Albuquerque) 2000 WNIT Long Beach State 87, New Mexico 63 (@Albuquerque) 2001 WNIT New Mexico 72, Houston 49 (@ Albuquerque) New Mexico 75, Arizona 62 (@ Albuquerque) New Mexico 77, Alabama-Birmingham 55 (@ Albuquerque) New Mexico 68, Hawaii 43 (@ Albuquerque) Ohio State 62, New Mexico 61 (@ Albuquerque) 2002 NCAA Notre Dame 58, New Mexico 44 (@ Knoxville, Tenn.) 2003 NCAA New Mexico 91, Miami 85 OT (@ Albuquerque) New Mexico 73, Mississippi State 61 (@ Albuquerque) Texas Tech 71, New Mexico 48 (@ Albuquerque) University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

27 UNM POSTSEASON BOXSCORES #1 (25) Nebraska 76 New Mexico 59 March 13, 1998-Norfolk, Va. NCAA Tournament-First Round Nebraska Schwartz Kubik, J Thompson Deforge Kubik, N Gusso Jurgens McDill Williams Rogers Gilmore Benson Team 1 TOTALS Game percentages (38.0) (11.1) (63.6) New Mexico Vuletic Williams Kern Stukes Garchek Heckroth Vaske Sanchez Cory Learson Nash Reierson Allison Team 7 TOTALS Game percentages (44.0 (35.3) (64.3) Attendance: 4,855 Officials: Morninstar, Smith, Zentz Technical Fouls: None Nebraska New Mexico #4 Drake 73 New Mexico 60 March 17, 1999-Albuquerque WNIT-Quarterfinals Drake Blackstone Santa Schmitz Stribe Glazebrook Richards Sames Wright Nelson Team 3 TOTALS Game percentages (41.9) (26.3) (66.7) New Mexico Loiselle McKinnon Sanchez Cory Bryant Learson Nash Kern Williams Bocock Heckroth Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (34.4) (35.7) (68.4) Attendance: 11,213 Officials: Jones, Summers, Perlman Technical Fouls: None #2 Pepperdine 69 New Mexico 81 March 12, 1999-Albuquerque WNIT-First Round Pepperdine Braxton Crane Clark Sulenski Rigley Lembke Sackville Richen Fields Thomas Morgan Frank Team 2 TOTALS Game percentages (38.2) (16.7) (75.0) New Mexico Loiselle McKinnon Sanchez Cory Bryant Learson Nash Kern Williams Bocock Heckroth Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (43.1) (37.5) (83.3) Attendance: 9,254 Officials: Castle, Johnson, Petty Technical Fouls: None Pepperdine New Mexico #5 Long Beach State87 New Mexico 63 March 16, 2000-Albuquerque WNIT-First Round Long Beach State Givens Bailey Smith Cooper Inoue Wade Sula Starks Sanchez Hogan Legaux Costello Moore Team 2 TOTALS Game percentages (52.5) (50.0) (76.0) New Mexico Sanchez Grear Adams McKinnon Heckroth Roberts Ewing Bryant Garcia Nash Williams Bocock Team 2 TOTALS Game percentages (38.9) (26.3) (51.6) Attendance: 5,028 Officials: Herman, Williams, Coffman Technical Fouls: None #3 Washington 63 New Mexico 68 March 12, 1999-Albuquerque WNIT-Second Round Washington Gray Redd Duncan Franza Hall Hills Pimley Lynch Reichman Sheets Sorenson Team 2 TOTALS Game percentages (28.9) (23.3) (57.1) New Mexico Loiselle McKinnon Sanchez Cory Bryant Learson Nash Kern Williams Bocock Heckroth Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (45.2) (45.4) (69.4) Attendance: 8,356 Officials: Weeks, Castle, Jump Technical Fouls: None Washington New Mexico #6 Houston 49 New Mexico 72 March 15, 2001-Albuquerque WNIT-First Round Houston Lida Sykes Lasseter Shanklin Oliver Muoneke Carter Noel Fenderson Stavropoulos Team 7 TOTALS Game percentages(31.1) (23.1) (47.1) New Mexico Sanchez Grear Adams McKinnon Heckroth Garcia Forest Bocock Williams McLeod Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (47.5) (33.3) (64.3) Attendance: 5,133 Officials: Pardue, Jones, Williams Technical Fouls: None Drake New Mexico Long Beach State New Mexico Houston New Mexico Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 145

28 UNM POSTSEASON BOXSCORES #7 Arizona 62 New Mexico 75 March 17, 2001-Albuquerque WNIT-Second Round Arizona James Pickney Allen Bristol Gryzb Chesney Taylor Mitchell Team 2 TOTALS Game percentages (40.0) (14.3) (68.8) New Mexico Sanchez Grear Adams McKinnon Heckroth Ewing Garcia Forest Bocock Willliams McLeod Team 3 TOTALS Game percentages (42.3) (40.0) (71.4) Attendance: 5,938 Officials: Castle, Ruybalid, Johnson Technical Fouls: None Arizona New Mexico #8 UAB 55 New Mexico 77 March 21, 2001-Albuquerque WNIT-Quarterfinals UAB Thrash Jackson Rhodes Stallings Jeter White Graham Thomas Smith Brown Team 4 TOTALS Game percentages (34.5) (12.5) (76.5) New Mexico Sanchez Grear Adams McKinnon Heckroth Ewing Garcia Forest Bocock Williams McLeod Team 4 TOTALS Game percentages (50.0) (36.8) (76.2) Attendance: 6,796 Officials: Campbell, Contreras, Miller Technical Fouls: None UAB New Mexico #9 Hawaii 43 New Mexico 68 March 24, 2001-Albuquerque WNIT-Semifinal Round Hawaii Roper Lee Puida Gabrielova Atuaia Brossman Gabriel Allen Greeny Team 4 TOTALS Game percentages (27.3) (19.0) (64.3) New Mexico Sanchez Grear Adams McKinnon Heckroth Ewing Garcia Forest Bocock Williams McLeod Team 7 TOTALS Game percentages (50.0) (21.4) (75.0) Attendance: 11,090 Officials: Strong, Clark, Ortega Technical Fouls: None Hawaii New Mexico #10 Ohio State 62 New Mexico 61 March 24, 2001-Albuquerque Ohio State Shackleford Coleman Brown Lewis Shenk Bale Stanhope Matter Reynolds Haynam Team 4 TOTALS Game percentages (32.3) (26.3) (81.0) New Mexico Sanchez Grear Adams McKinnon Heckroth Ewing Garcia Bocock Williams McLeod Team 2 TOTALS Game percentages (42.0) (28.6) (83.3) Attendance: 18,018Officials: Adams, Fujimoto, Enterline Technical Fouls: None Ohio State New Mexico WNIT-Championship Game #11 New Mexico 44 Notre Dame 58 March 15, 2002-Knoxville, Tenn. NCAA Tournament-First Round New Mexico Grear Arndt Adams McKinnon Moore Shaw Forest Adams McLeod Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (35.3) (44.4) (44.4) Notre Dame Haney Flecky Barksdale Severe Ratay Joyce Krause Swanson Borton Batteast Wicks Bustamante Team 1 TOTALS Game percentages (43.1) (33.3) (52.6) Officials: McKinney, Watford, Riordan Technical Fouls: None New Mexico Notre Dame University of New Mexico Women s Basketball #12 Miami 85 New Mexico 91 March 22, 2003-Albuquerque, N.M. NCAA Tournament-First Round Miami James Wilkins McCormick Saake Wilson Marincic Knight Hartlaub Broussard Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (42.0) (42.1) (90.0) New Mexico Grear Arndt Adams Moore Garcia Letz Johnson Francis Scaglione Forest McLeod Team 6 TOTALS Game percentages (54.8) (42.1) (51.7) Attendance: 16,151 Officials: Newton, Rezac, Jones Technical Fouls: None Miami New Mexico

29 UNM POSTSEASON BOXSCORES #13 Mississippi St.61 New Mexico 73 March 24, 2003-Albuquerque, N.M. NCAA Tournament-Second Round Mississippi State Thomas Kates Warren Jones White Ferguson McKinney Anderson Burton Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (30.5) (27.3) (45.5) New Mexico Grear Arndt JAdams Moore Garcia Letz Francis Scaglione Forest DAdams McLeod Team 4 TOTALS Game percentages (47.4) (43.3) (42.9) Attendance: 16,214 Officials: Bell, Newton, Rezac Technical Fouls: None New Mexico Mississippi State #14 Texas Tech 71 New Mexico 48 March 29, 2003-Albuquerque, N.M. NCAA Tournament-Sweet Sixteen Texas Tech Ayers Pierson Grant Perkins Ritchie Greenwalt Jackson Clark Team 3 TOTALS Game percentages (50.0) (33.3) (64.3) New Mexico Grear Arndt Adams,J Moore Garcia Letz Francis Scaglione Forest McLeod Team TOTALS Game percentages (32.7) (25.0) (68.8) Attendance: 16,182 Officials: Courteau, Sisk, Caudle Technical Fouls: None Texas Tech New Mexico ALL-TIME RESULTS (7-11, 5-8 Intermountain Conference) Head Coach: Kathy Marpe 1-10 Gallup L, Gallup L, at Nevada-Las Vegas L, Colorado State* L, Colorado* W, at Northern Colorado* L, at Wyoming* L, Weber State* W, Utah State* L, Northern Arizona* W, Texas-El Paso* W, at New Mexico State* W, Eastern New Mexico L, at Utah* L, at Brigham Young* L, Fort Bliss W, Arizona* L, Arizona State* W, *Intermountain Conference Game (9-8, 8-5 Intermountain Conference) Head Coach: Kathy Marpe 1-9 Eastern New Mexico W, Eastern New Mexico L, at Colorado State* W, at Colorado* W, Northern Colorado* L, Wyoming* W, at Utah State* L, at Weber State* L, Texas-El Paso* W, Eastern New Mexico W, Utah* L, Brigham Young* W, at Arizona* W, at Northern Arizona* W, at Arizona State* L, Gallup W, New Mexico State* W, *Intermountain Conference Game (11-9, 9-4 Intermountain Conference, 1-2 post-season) Head Coach: Kathy Marpe Weber State & W, at Utah & L, at Northern Colorado* L, at Wyoming* W, at Utah State* W, (2 OT) 1-22 Weber State* W, at New Mexico State* L, at Texas-El Paso* W, at Utah* L, at Brigham Young* L, Arizona* W, Northern Arizona* W, Arizona State* W, Nevada-Las Vegas L, Nevada-Las Vegas L, Colorado State* W, Colorado* W, Utah State W, Utah** L, Brigham Young** L, *Intermountain Conference Game ** AIAW Regional Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah 2003 Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 147

30 ALL-TIME RESULTS (16-8, 11-2 Intermountain Conference) Head Coach: Kathy Marpe at Colorado W, at Northern Colorado W, at Nevada-Las Vegas L, at Nevada-Las Vegas L, at Fort Hays W, at Kansas State L, New Mexico State W, Texas Tech Cruces) L, Oklahoma Cruces) L, at Brigham Young* L, at Utah* L, Utah State* W, Weber State* W, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* W, Arizona* W, at Colorado* W, at Northern Colorado* W, Arizona State* W, Northern Arizona* W, New Mexico State* W, at Texas-El Paso* W, Utah** L, at Weber State** W, *Intermountain Conference Game **AIAW Regional Tournament, Ogden, Utah (19-10,9-3 Intermountain Conference) Head Coach: Kathy Marpe West Texas State W, Amarillo College W, Baylor W, Kansas State W, at Oral Roberts L, at Oklahoma W, at New Mexico State W, Fort Hays W, at Seattle University L, (OT) 1-9 at Oregon L, at Nevada-Reno W, at Nevada-Las Vegas L, Texas-El Paso* W, New Mexico State* W, Brigham Young* W, Utah* L, at Weber State* L, at Utah State* W, at Colorado State* W, at Wyoming* L, Nevada-Las Vegas L, at Wayland Baptist L, Eastern New Mexico W, Northern Colorado* W, Colorado* W, at Arizona* W, at Arizona State* W, at Northern Arizona* W, Colorado L, *Intermountain Conference Game (16-13, 5-5 Intermountain Conference) Head Coach: Kathy Marpe at New Mexico State W, at Amarillo College W, at West Texas State W, Oral Roberts W, Kansas State L, at California W, Pepperdine Calif.) L, Nebraska Calif.) W, Wayland Baptist L, Nevada-Las Vegas W, Nebraska-Omaha W, Oregon W, Kansas State W, at Wyoming* L, at Colorado State* W, at Texas-El Paso* W, Kansas State KS) L, Cheney State KS) L, at Utah* L, at Brigham Young* L, Colorado State* W, Wyoming* W, New Mexico State W, Tennessee Tech L, Nevada-Las Vegas L, Brigham Young* L, Utah* L, Texas-El Paso* W, New Mexico State L, *Intermountain Conference Game (7-25, 2-8 Intermountain Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton 11-6 Amarillo L, Wayland Baptist TX) L, W. Texas St. TX) W, Northern Arizona W, Illinois L, CS-Los Angeles Calif.) W, at California L, Nebraska Calif.) L, Missouri Mo.) L, Tennessee Tech Mo.) L, Penn State L, Minnesota L, Illinois L, Arkansas L, at Wyoming* L, Brigham Young* L, Utah* L, Texas-El Paso* W, at New Mexico State L, Colo. Women's Coll. W, at Nevada-Las Vegas L, Stephen F. Austin Vegas, Nev.) L, at Texas-El Paso* L, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* L, New Mexico State L, at Utah* L, at Brigham Young* L, at Colorado State* L, Hawaii L, at Alaska-Fairbanks W, Purdue L, *Intermountain Conference Game (15-13, 5-5 High Country Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton W. Texas St. TX) W, Wayland Baptist TX)L, New Mexico State L, Northern Arizona W, Arizona State L, Houston Diego) L, Nevada-Las Vegas W, Colorado Women's CollegeW, at Utah* L, at Brigham Young* L, at West Virginia L, at Ohio University W, at Glennville State W, at Penn State L, Boston College, Pa.) L, at Northern Arizona W, at Texas-El Paso* W, Colorado State* L, Wyoming* W, at Texas Tech L, Texas-El Paso* W, at Wyoming* L, at Colorado State* W, at New Mexico State W, Adams State W, Eastern New Mexico W, Utah* W, Brigham Young* L, *High Country Conference Game (14-10, 6-6 High Country Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton Texas-El Paso* W, Missouri TX) L, Colo. College TX) W, Colo. College TX) W, Rice W, at Eastern Washington L, at Washington State L, at Oregon State L, New Mexico Highlands W, at Northern Arizona W, Utah* L, Brigham Young* L, West Texas State W, New Mexico State* W, at Wyoming* L, at Colorado State* L, at Brigham Young* L, at Utah* L, at Texas-El Paso* W, at New Mexico State* W, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* W, *High Country Conference Game University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

31 (16-11, 9-3 High Country Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton Colorado* L, at Northern Arizona W, (OT) Texas-El Paso* W, Oral Roberts Calif.) L, Colorado St. Calif.) W, at Texas-El Paso* W, Hardin Simmons W, Montana State Idaho) W, at Boise State L, at Nevada-Las Vegas L, Cal-Poly Vegas, Nev.) L, Arizona St. Vegas, Nev.) L, Adams State W, Wayland Baptist L, at West Texas State L, Northern Arizona W, Utah* W, Brigham Young* W, New Mexico Highlands W, at Colorado State* L, at Wyoming* W, New Mexico State* W, at Brigham Young* L, at Utah* L, at New Mexico State* W, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* W, *High Country Conference Game (15-12, 6-6 High Country Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton Fort Lewis College W, at Arizona State # W, Drake (@Tempe, Ariz.) L, at Colorado L, at Northern Arizona L, Hardin Simmons W, Oregon L, Nebraska W, at Cal-Riverside W, at USIU L, at Loyola Marymount W, Texas-El Paso W, at West Texas State L, Northern Arizona W, at New Mexico State* L, Utah State* W, Utah* W, at Wyoming* W, at Colorado State* L, Brigham Young* L, at Texas-El Paso W, New Mexico State* L, at Utah* L, at Brigham Young* L, at Utah State* W, (OT) 3-7 Colorado State* W, Wyoming* W, *High Country Conference Game (11-18, 5-7 High Country Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton at Minnesota L, Central Michigan (@Minn.) L, Abilene Christian L, Oklahoma L, Southern Illinois L, Auburn (@Hawaii) L, Oklahoma State (@Hawaii) L, Cornell (@Hawaii) L, at Hawaii-Pacific W, Cal-Santa Barbara L, Northern Arizona L, Southwest Texas State W, Texas-El Paso W, Adams State W, Cleveland State W, New Mexico State* L, at Utah State* W, at Brigham Young* L, at Utah* L, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* L, at Texas-El Paso L, Utah State* W, Pan American W, at New Mexico State* L, Utah* L, Brigham Young* W, at Colorado State* W, at Wyoming* L, *High Country Conference Game (11-16, 5-7 High Country Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton Texas-El Paso W, at Oklahoma L, at Southwest Texas State L, Eastern New Mexico W, Southwest Missouri State L, Oregon State L, Southwest Texas L, Metro State W, at Yale W, at Loyola Marymount W, at San Diego L, at Nevada-Reno L, Southern Utah L, Adams State W, Utah State* W, Brigham Young* L, at Wyoming* L, at Colorado State* L, at Texas-El Paso L, at New Mexico State* L, at Utah* L, Brigham Young* L, at Utah State* W, Colorado State* W, Wyoming* W, New Mexico State* L, Utah* W, *High Country Conference Game (Program was dropped) ALL-TIME RESULTS (2-26, 0-14 WAC) Head Coach: Maureen "Mo" Eckroth at Northern Arizona L, at New Mexico State L, at Arizona L, Richmond (@Tucson, Ariz.) L, at Arizona State L, Texas Tech L, Texas-Arlington L, Loyola Marymount W, at Colorado L, at Air Force L, Southern Utah W, New Mexico State L, New Mexico Highlands L, at San Diego State * L, Colorado State * L, Wyoming * L, at Creighton * L, at Texas-El Paso * L, Brigham Young * L, Utah * L, San Diego State * L, at Colorado State* L, at Wyoming * L, Texas-El Paso * L, Creighton * L, at Utah * L, at Brigham Young * L, Creighton** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah (5-22, 3-12 WAC) Head Coach Maureen "Mo" Eckroth 12-1 Colorado L, at New Mexico State L, Air Force W, Arizona State L, at Texas-Arlington L, at Texas Tech L, San Diego L, New Mexico State L, Northern Arizona W, at Southern Utah L, at Loyola Marymount L, at Brigham Young * L, at Utah * L, Fresno State * W, San Diego State * L, at Texas-El Paso* L, at Colorado State * L, at Wyoming * L, Utah * L, Brigham Young * L, (OT) 2-18 at San Diego State * L, at Fresno State * L, at New Mexico Highlands L, Texas-El Paso * W, (OT) 3-4 Wyoming * L, Colorado State * W, Brigham Young** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah 2003 Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 149

32 ALL-TIME RESULTS (2-26, 1-13 WAC) Head Coach: Maureen "Mo" Eckroth New Mexico State L, at Northern Arizona L, at New Mexico State L, Texas-Arlington L, Baylor L, North Texas L, at Pacific L, at Loyola Marymount L, at Montana State L, Arizona St. Mont.) L, at Portland L, New Mexico Highlands W, at Colorado State * L, at Wyoming * L, Texas-El Paso * L, Brigham Young * L, Utah * L, at Utah * L, at Brigham Young * L, San Diego State * L, Fresno State * W, at Fresno State * L, at San Diego State * L, Colorado State * L, Wyoming * L, Texas-El Paso * L, San Diego St.** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah (5-22, 2-12 WAC) Head Coach: Maureen "Mo" Eckroth at Hawai'i L, Tennessee Tech (@Honolulu)L, Arizona (@Honolulu) L, Montana State W, Portland L, at New Mexico State L, New Mexico Highlands W, New Mexico State L, Loyola Marymount W, at Oklahoma L, at Baylor L, Northern Arizona L, Colorado State * L, Wyoming * L, at San Diego State * L, at Fresno State * L, Utah * L, Brigham Young * W, at Brigham Young * L, at Utah * L, Fresno State * W, (OT) 2-11 San Diego State * L, at Texas-El Paso * L, at Wyoming * L, at Colorado State * L, Texas-El Paso * L, San Diego State** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M (14-15, 6-8 WAC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan at North Texas L, at Texas-Arlington L, (OT) Oklahoma W, Air Force W, Iowa State L, at New Mexico StateL, (OT) Southern Utah W, Fort Lewis W, New Mexico State L, (2OT) at Marquette W, at Wisconsin-MilwaukeeW, at Northern Arizona L, at Colorado State * L, at Wyoming * L, San Diego State * W, Fresno State * W, at Fresno State * L, at San Diego State * L, Brigham Young * W, Utah * L, (OT) 2-8 at Brigham Young * L, at Utah * L, Texas-El Paso * W, Colorado State * L, Wyoming * W, (2OT) 2-28 at Texas-El Paso * W, Wyoming** W, Utah** W, Colorado State** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M (18-10, 8-8 WAC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan at New Mexico State W, Idaho (@St. Mary s) W, at St. Mary's ^ W, (OT) 12-3 Northern Arizona W, Denver W, Texas-Arlington W, at Arizona State W, Southern Utah W, New Mexico State W, at Texas Tech L, Brigham Young * W, Utah * L, (OT) 1-10 at TCU * L, at SMU * L, Tulsa * W, Rice * W, (OT) 1-25 at UTEP * L, at Utah * L, at Brigham Young * L, SMU * W, TCU * W, at Rice * L, at Tulsa * W, UTEP * W, at Hawai'i * W, Hawai'i * L, Fresno State** W, San Diego State** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev (26-7, 10-4 WAC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan Santa Clara (NIT) W, #16 Western Kentucky (NIT) L, at Wichita State W, New Mexico State W, Texas Southern W, at New Mexico State W, Cal State Fullerton W, Kent State University W, Arizona State W, Oklahoma State W, #6 Texas Tech L, at Montana State W, at Brigham Young * W, at #25 Utah * L, Colorado State * L, Wyoming * W, at Air Force * W, at Nevada-Las Vegas * W, Texas-El Paso * W, (OT) 1-29 #9 Utah * W, Brigham Young * W, at Wyoming * W, at Colorado State * L, Air Force * W, UNLV * W, at Texas-El Paso* L, TCU W, at TCU W, Tulsa ** W, #16 Hawai i** W, Colorado State** W, Rice** W, Nebraska*** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Las Veas, Nev. ***NCAA Tournament, Norfolk, Va (24-7, 12-2 WAC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan Northern Arizona W, Northwestern W, Montana State W, Wichita State W, Mo-K.C. (@Stillwater, Okla.) L, Northwestern St. (@Stillwater, Okla.) L, North Texas W, Northeast Louisiana W, New Mexico State W, Houston W, at Texas Tech L, at New Mexico State W, at San Diego State * W, at Hawai'i * W, Fresno State * W, San Jose State * W, Texas-El Paso * W, University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

33 1-28 at Utah * L, at Brigham Young * L, San Diego State * W, Hawai'i * W, at San Jose State * W, at Fresno State * W, at Texas-El Paso * W, Brigham Young * W, Utah * W, TCU ** W, SMU** L, Pepperdine*** W, Washington*** W, Drake *** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. ***WNIT, Albuquerque, N.M (18-11, 9-5 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan at Texas-El Paso W, at New Mexico State W, at #24 Arizona L, at Houston L, Texas Southern W, American W, Kentucky L, #12 Texas Tech L, Florida International W, Arkansas W, Texas-El Paso W, Oral Roberts W, New Mexico State W, at Air Force* W, San Diego State* W, Nevada-Las Vegas* L, at Wyoming* W, at Colorado State* L, Utah* W, (OT) 2-5 Brigham Young* W, Air Force* W, at San Diego State* W, at UNLV* L, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* W, at Utah* L, at Brigham Young* L, UNLV** L, Long Beach State*** L, *MWC Games **MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. ***WNIT, Albuquerque, N.M (22-13) Head Coach: Don Flanagan #7 LSU L, UCLA W, Weber State W, Nicholls State W, #14 Mississippi State L, New Mexico State W, UTEP W, at #8 Texas Tech L, vs. #18 Miami L, at New Mexico State W, Temple W, Western Illinois W, at Oregon State L, at Portland State W, #25 Utah* L, at Air Force* W, Nevada-Las Vegas* W, San Diego State* W, at Wyoming* W, at Colorado State* L, Brigham Young* L, Air Force* W, at San Diego State* L, at Nevada Las-Vegas* L, Colorado State* W, Wyoming* W, at Brigham Young* W, at#13 Utah* L, vs. San Diego State** W, vs. Colorado State** L, Houston*** W, Arizona*** W, Alabama-Birmingham*** W, Hawai i*** W, Ohio State*** L, *MWC Games **MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. ***WNIT, Albuquerque, N.M (22-9, 10-4 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan 11-9 Pacific W, #12 Colorado L, at New Mexico State W, at Texas-El Paso W, Arizona W, #8 Texas Tech W, Oregon State L, #17 at Texas L, at UT-San Antonio W, Portland State W, New Mexico State W, St. Bonaventure W, Central Michigan W, Loyola Marymount W, Nevada Las Vegas* L, at Air Force* W, Brigham Young* W, Utah* W, at San Diego State* W, at Nevada Las Vegas* L, #18 Colorado State* W, Wyoming* W, Air Force* W, at Utah* L, at Brigham Young* W, San Diego State* W, at Wyoming* W, at #20 Colorado State* L, ALL-TIME RESULTS 3-6 vs. San Diego State** W, vs. Brigham Young** L, vs. Notre Dame*** L, *MWC Games **MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. ***NCAA Tournament, Knoxville, Tenn (24-9, 9-5 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan at USC L, at Cal State Fullerton W, William & Mary W, Kent State W, New Mexico State W, #18 Texas W, Texas-San Antonio W, Dartmouth W, Memphis W, at Arizona L, #16 Louisiana Tech L, at New Mexico State W, Weber State W, Air Force* W, at Colorado State* L, at Wyoming* L, San Diego State* W, UNLV* W, at BYU* L, at Utah* L, OT 2-15 at Air Force* W, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* W, at UNLV* L, at San Diego State* W, Utah* W, BYU* W, vs. San Diego State** W, vs. Colorado State** W, vs. BYU** W, vs. Miami*** W, OT 3-24 vs. #13 Mississippi St.*** W, vs. #8 Texas Tech*** L, *MWC Games **MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. ***NCAA Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M. All historical pages are works in progress. We are still trying to collect information, names and dates. If you know of any missing information please contact the Athletic Media Relations office or the Women s Basketball office Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 151

34 ALL-TIME COACHING Overall Conference Year Coach Won Lost Pct. Won Lost Pct Kathy Marpe Intermountain Kathy Marpe Intermountain Kathy Marpe Intermountain Kathy Marpe Intermountain Kathy Marpe Intermountain Kathy Marpe Intermountain Doug Hoselton High Country Doug Hoselton High Country Doug Hoselton High Country Doug Hoselton High Country Doug Hoselton High Country Doug Hoselton High Country Doug Hoselton High Country Program was dropped Maureen Eckroth Western Athletic Maureen Eckroth Western Athletic Maureen Eckroth Western Athletic Maureen Eckroth Western Athletic Don Flanagan Western Athletic Don Flanagan Western Athletic Don Flanagan Western Athletic Don Flanagan Western Athletic Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Kathy Marpe (6 years) Doug Hoselton (7 years) Maureen Eckroth (4 years) University of New Mexico Women s Basketball Don Flanagan (8 years)

35 A Daja Adams Jordan Adams Tracy Aldridge Sally Anderson Monet Andrews 1999 Lindsey Arndt 2001-present B Taryn Bachis Rachel Bieri Becky Bissell Susan Bocock Elizabeth Born Margaret Born Bambi Bowling Kim Bradshaw Janice Branch Margie Brinkmann Shawn Brooks Sally Broyles Sonya Bryant C Stella Candelaria Lee Ann Carpenter Debbie Cates Amy Clark Betsy Collins Colleen Conway Sharon Cordova Jodi Cory Jane Cottner Jessica Cunningham Carol Cutler D-E Yvonne Elliott Jasmine Ewing F Erica Farmer Sandi Fielder Cindy Fischer Mara Frasure Alison Foote Melissa Forest 1999-present Winifred Foster Jana Francis 2002-present G-H Abby Garchek Cristal Garcia Chelsea Grear Margaret Gonzales Jennie Hadley Grace Harbo Heidi Harris Debbie Hays Nikki Heckroth Diane Hernandez Vanessa Hoover Patty Hovorka Patty Howell Suzanne Hum Karen Hutson J-K Connie Jensen Tiana Johnson Katie Kern Julie King Sara Koch L Eria Learson Debie Leeper Abbie Letz 2002-present Kristi Loiselle Cathy Lowther Mary Lucero M Pauline Manser Ronica Martinez Sally Marquez Maureen Matsu Aimee Michelson 1999 Mary McCants Lori McConnell Karen McComer Molly McKinnon Yvonne McKinnon Suzanne McKeen Lauren McLeod 1999-present Carol Moreland Betsy Moore Mandi Moore 2001-present Sheri Moore N Aiyana Nash Casey Nations Lupe Nava Maruwa Ngumezi O-P Deby Perez Brenda Perry R Muffin Raff Tahlia Rainbolt ALL-TIME ROSTER Mary Redeau Whitney Reierson Muff Reinert Ann Reno Jamie Roberts Christy Romero Jean Rostermundt Lori Roybal Stina Russo S Miranda Sanchez Tracy Satran Jackie Saunders Tiffany Scaglione Jill Schaefer Susan Schuster Alicia Selmon Miranda Serna Phyllis Shelton Danene Sherwood Trish Shoemaker Laura Siemon Maggie Smith Tammy Spangler Susan Sparks Kelly Sparr Melissa Strickland Sharon Striker Tamika Stukes Kandi Syryczuk T-V Liz Traille Kathy Trujillo Liz Trujillo Jennifer Uecke Diane Dow Vandergeist Judy Vandergeist Dee Vaske Melanie Viramontes Anita Vuletic W-Z Sue Walsh Sonia Watson Lisa Wedekind Denise Weinreis Debbie Weinreis Kim West Jennifer Williams Brittany Wolfgang Terri Kaye Worden Janet Wroblewski *Current Players in Bold 2003 Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 153

36 UNIVERSITY UNM HALL OF HONOR Established by the University of New Mexico Alumni Lettermen s Association in 1986, the UNM Athletic Hall of Honor serves to perpetuate the mission of intercollegiate athletics at the University of New Mexico. Its goals are to promote a sense of pride among Alumni Lettermen, the University and the community; to preserve UNM s athletics history and traditions; and to recognize annually - by public ceremony - qualified individuals, groups and athletics teams from UNM and to enshrine their collective accomplishments. In addition, the Hall of Honor helps current UNM student-athletes by allocating financial proceeds in the UNM Alumni Lettermen s Scholarship Endowment Fund so that deserving student-athletes, whose eligibility on the playing field has expired, may complete the work necessary to earn their respective degrees. The following are the inductees of UNM s Athletic Hall of Honor: 1986 Ralph Bowyer John Dolzadelli Marie Jenson Hays Roy Johnson Don Perkins 1987 Bill Brannin L.F. Tow Diehm Pete Domenici Bob King Pete McDavid 1988 H.L. Hickum Galles Abie Paiz Adolph Plummer Bobby Santiago The 1927 UNM Football Team 1993 Vince Cappelli Ira Harge The 1952 UNM Football Team Charles Renfroe - Posthumous Inductee John Boyd - Distinguished Service Award Tim Herron - Male Athlete of the Year Sharon Browning - Female Athlete of the Year 1994 Walt Arnold Sue Vigil Belger Mickey Miller Ron Nelson H.I. Iggy Mulcahy - Posthumous Inductee Charles Russell, Sr. - Distinguished Service Award Greg Brown, Stoney Case - Male Athletes of the Year Laurel Luman - Female Athlete of the Year 1999 Bernard E. Gig Brummell Charlotte Stevens Ferguson Charlotte Piper Herbert L. Buster Quist, Jr. Poe W. Corn, Stormy Eaton, Walter Hernandez, Tony Valdez - Posthumous Inductee Mike Roberts - Distinguished Service Award Pepe Caballero - Male Athlete of the Year Katie Kern - Female Athlete of the Year 2000 Dave Barney Preston Dennard Jean Gurule Dick McGuire Pete Sahd - Posthumous Inductee George McFadden - Distinguished Service Award Brian Urlacher - Male Athlete of the Year Ana Friganovic - Female Athlete of the Year 1989 Cathy Carr West Mel Daniels Jerome Greenblatt Charles Lembke Tom Popejoy, Sr. - Posthumous Inductee 1990 Guyton Sheep Hays Steve Reynolds Jack Walton 1961 Aviation Bowl Championship Team Steve Reynolds - Posthumous Inductee 1991 Hugh Hackett Frances McGill Larry White 1992 Robin Cole Michael Cooper Jack Rushing John Baker - Posthumous Inductee Gwinn Bub Henry - Distinguished Service Award Peter Rume - Male Athlete of the Year Pauline Manser - Female Athlete of the Year Carl Bill Gentry Rusty Mitchell Benjamin Sacks Toby Roybal - Posthumous Inductee Ernie Blackstone - Distinguished Service Award Mike Strati, Mark Wulfert - Male Athletes of the Year Tania Gooley, Melissa Liston - Female Athletes of the Year 1996 James Bradley Buster Charles Bill Dwyer Rocky Long Gary Ness Chuck Hill - Posthumous Inductee Bob Dobell, Sr. - Distinguished Service Award Winslow Oliver, Travis Young - Male Athletes of the Year Joellyn Erdmann - Female Athlete of the Year 1998 Ben Agajanian Finlay MacGillivray Randy Rich Sam Suplizio Bill W.C. Thompson Willis Barnes - Posthumous Inductee John Luksich - Distinguished Service Award Graham Leigh - Male Athlete of the Year Abby Garchek - Female Athlete of the Year University of New Mexico Women s Basketball 2001 Laurel Brassey Iversen Jill Hutchison Joe Vivian Jim Stevens - Posthumous Inductee Joe Boehning - Distinguished Service Award Wil Collins - Male Athlete of the Year Nikki Heckroth - Female Athlete of the Year 2002 Robert Barney Linda Estes Jack Kennedy Rudy Krall Marv Levy Buddy Robertson Dudley DeGroot - Posthumous Inductee Richard E. Peck - Distinguished Service Award Matt Young - Male Athlete of the Year Marte Dolva, Kailin Downs - Female Athletes of the Year 2003 George Friberg Dana Miller-Mackie Mike Prokopiak Stan Quintana Bob Stamm Bobby Lee, George Petrol-Posthumous Inductees J.D. Kailer-Disinguished Service Award Ruben Douglas-Male Athlete of the Year Jordan Adams-Female Athlete of the Year

37 2004 BASKETBALL CAMPS Come and join the fun with New Mexico head coach Don Flanagan at the 2004 New Mexico Women's Basketball Camp, Inc. Coach Flanagan, along with the entire Lobo coaching staff, works with each camper individually to provide fundamental instruction and analysis needed to improve each camper's skills. Mark your calendars now for one of the several camp sessions offered in For more information, contact the women's basketball office at (505) DAY CAMP Dates: June 7-10 PARENT/DAUGHTER CAMP Dates: June INDIVIDUAL CAMP Dates: June POSITION CAMP Dates: June SHOOTING CAMP Dates: Augusut 9-12 For More Information: Call the UNM Women's Basketball Office (505) UNIVERSITY Featuring New Mexico Head Women's Basketball Coach Don Flanagan SITE University of New Mexico 18,018 seat University Arena, The Pit 6 additional courts CAMP FEATURES Camp shirts and basketballs for all campers Evaluations of skill work Personal instruction from women s basketball team members STAFF Don Flanagan Head Coach Yvonne Sanchez Assistant Coach Dave Shoemate Assistant Coach Brian O Neill Assistant Coach Area high school coaches Current and former UNM women s players 2003 Mountain West Conference Tournament Champions 155

38 MEDIA RADIO/TV ROSTER 4 Jenny Shetters 6-4 Jr. Forward 5 Abbie Letz 6-0 So. Forward Portland, Ore. El Paso, Texas 13 Katie Montgomery 5-10 Fr. Guard Lincoln, Neb. 14 Judy Vogt 6-1, So. Guard Albuquerque, N.M. 15 Timi E-Nunu 6-0, Fr. Forward Etiwanda, Calif. 21 Mandi Moore 5-7, Jr. Guard Canyon, Texas 24 Jana Francis 6-3, So. Center Canadian, Texas 25 Wande Olude 6-1, Fr. Guard Winnipeg, Manitoba 30 Fatima Maddox 5-6, Fr. Guard Colorado Springs, Colo. 33 Melissa Forest 6-2, Sr. Forward Hobbs, N.M. 40 Julie Briody 6-0, Fr. Guard Lynnville, Ind. Lindsey Arndt Jr. Forward Albuquerque, N.M. 50 Lauren McLeod 5-11, Sr. Forward Waco, Texas Head Coach Don Flanagan Ninth Season University of New Mexico Women s Basketball

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40 Lindsey Arndt Mandi Moore WOMEN S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 11/11 WEST COAST ALL-STARS (EXH.) 7PM 11/15 HOUSTON FLIGHT (EXH.) 7PM 11/21 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 7PM 11/25 CAL STATE FULLERTON 7PM HOLIDAY INN MOUNTAIN VIEW INVITATIONAL 11/28 ELON VS. VILLANOVA 6PM UNM VS. YOUNGSTOWN STATE 8PM 11/29 THIRD-PLACE GAME 6PM CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 8PM 12/2 TEXAS SOUTHERN 7PM SOUTHWEST AIRLINES LOBO SHOOTOUT 12/5 SOUTH CAROLINA VS. SOUTHERN UTAH 6PM UNM VS. TENNESSEE STATE 8PM 12/6 THIRD-PLACE GAME 6PM CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 8PM 12/11 SAN FRANCISCO 8PM 12/14 NEW MEXICO STATE 2PM 12/20 ARIZONA 7PM 12/30 NEW MEXICO STATE 7PM 1/3 TEXAS 11:30AM 1/12 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS 7PM 1/17 AIR FORCE * 2PM 1/22 BYU * 7PM 1/25 UTAH * 1PM 1/29 SAN DIEGO STATE * 7PM 1/31 UNLV * 7PM 2/5 COLORADO STATE * 7PM 2/7 WYOMING * 2PM 2/14 AIR FORCE * 2PM 2/19 UTAH * 7PM 2/21 BYU * 7PM 2/26 UNLV * 8:30PM 2/28 SAN DIEGO STATE * 6PM 3/4 WYOMING * 7PM 3/6 COLORADO STATE * 2PM RED Denotes home games. *Denotes Mountain West Conference Game. All dates and times subject to change. All times Mountain Standard.