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1 Date: Jan. 22, 2001 University of Wyoming All-Sports Calendar Sources of Information for Media: Information on University of Wyoming Athletic teams is available through the following sources. While we have provided various methods to access information regarding UW Athletics, we at the Wyoming Sports Information Office hope you continue to consider our staff as your primary source for information. Call us anytime at (307) Info Connection (Fax on Demand) From the handset of your fax machine dial (770) The passcode for the MWC 692 UW Directory of All Sports 2300 UW Olympic Sports Release 2315 Volleyball Results 2318 Women's Basketball Results 2319 Tennis Results 2363 Wrestling Results 2360 Cross Country/Track Results 2322 Men's Golf Results 2353 Women's Golf Results 2355 Swimming/Diving Results (M) 2372 Swimming/Diving Results (W) 2376 Women's Soccer Results World Wide Web University of Wyoming Athletics can be accessed on the World Wide Web at the following address: Address You can the Wyoming Sports Information Office at KLDI Radio 1210 AM to Broadcast Cowgirl Home GamesLive For the sixth season,wyoming Basketball home games will be broadcast live on KLDI Radio 1210 AM in Laramie. Broadcasts will begin approximately 10 minutes prior to game time and will include a prematch show featuring interviews with Cowgirl head coach Cindy Fisher. KLDI will also conduct a brief postgame show following Cowgirl games. Pat Gabriel will provide the play-by-play coverage. Date Sport Opponent/Event Location Time This Week (Jan. 22-Jan.28) Jan. 22 Basketball (M) Brigham Young Laramie, Wyo. 7:00 pm Jan. 25 Basketball (W) New Mexico Laramie, Wyo. 7:00 pm Jan. 26 Swimming/Diving-W Colorado State Ft. Collins, Colo. 5:00 pm Jan. 26 Wrestling Cal State-Fullerton Laramie, Wyo. 7:00 pm Jan. 26 Track & Field (Ind.) Western Collegiate Colorado Springs All Day Jan. 27 Track & Field (Ind.) Western Collegiate Colorado Springs All Day Jan. 27 Basketball (M) Air Force Colorado Springs 1:00 pm Jan. 27 Tennis Denver Cheyenne, Wyo. 1:00 pm Jan. 27 Basketball (W) Air Force Laramie, Wyo. 2:00 pm Jan. 27 Swimming/Diving Colorado School of Mines Laramie, Wyo. 5:00 pm Jan. 27 Wrestling Colo. School of Mines Invite Golden, Colo. All Day Next Week (Jan. 29-Feb. 4) Jan. 25 Basketball (W) New Mexico Laramie, Wyo. 7:00 pm Jan. 27 Basketball (M) Air Force Colorado Springs 1:00 pm Jan. 27 Basketball (W) Air Force Laramie, Wyo. 2:00 pm Jan. 29 Basketball (M) New Mexico Albuquerque, N.M. 7:00 pm Feb. 3 Wrestling Southern Colorado Pueblo, Colo. 5:00 pm Feb. 3 Track & Field (Ind.) Bob Davies Invitational Golden, Colo. All Day All times listed are Mountain Time University of Wyoming Sports and Head Coaches For assistance in gathering additional information on University of Wyoming Athletic teams during the seasons, please call the UW Sports Information Office at (307) A list of sports, head coaches and SID's follows. Sport Head Coach SID Contact Football Vic Koenning Kevin McKinney/TimHarkins Volleyball Susan Judge Amy Dambro Men's Basketball Steve McClain Kevin McKinney/TimHarkins Women's Basketball Cindy Fisher Amy Dambro CC/Track and Field Don Yentes Tad Dunham Men's Golf Roger Prenzlow Tim Harkins Women's Golf Jill Johnson Tim Harkins Soccer Anne Moore Teddi Fowler Swimming and Diving Tom Johnson Tad Dunham Women's Tennis Pam Davis Dusty Clements Wrestling Steven Suder Dusty Clements Inside This Week s Release: Swimming/Diving--The women's team will be in Ft. Collins in a dual meet with Colorado State on Thursday, then both teams will go up against the Colorado School of Mines in a dual meet on Saturday. Tennis -- The tennis team will host Denver University on Saturday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. in Cheyenne. Track & Field -- The men's and women's track and field teams will be at the Western Collegiate in Colorado Springs on Friday and Saturday. Women's Basketball--The Cowgirl basketball team will be at home this week. They will host New Mexico on Thursday night at 7:00 p.m., and Air Force on Saturday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. Wrestling--The Cowboy wrestling team will host a dual meet with Cal-State Fullerton on Friday night, and then will be at the Colorado School of Mines Invite on Saturday in Golden, Colo. Head Basketball Coach Steve McClain Featured Weekly on Call-In Show: For the first year. Head Coach Steve McClain will be participating in a weekly radio call-in show. The show will run every Tuesday, starting Sept. 5, from 7-8 p.m. "The Voice of the Cowboys" Dave Walsh will host the hour long show.

2 Jan. 22, /2/2 University of Wyoming Cowgirl Basketball Wyoming Schedule and Results Record: 8-8 Home: 5-2 Away: 1-6 Neutral: 2-0 MWC: 0-3 Home: 0-1 Away: 0-2 Date Opponent Time/Results Nov. 9 Northern Colorado (exh.) W Nov. 13 Metro State (exh.)^ W Nov. 18 Chadron State W Nov Oregon State Tournament Fri. Wyoming vs. Kansas State W OT Sat. Wyoming vs. Oregon St. L Nov. 27 Oakland Univ., Mich. W Nov. 29 University of Colorado L Dec. 6 Weber State W Dec. Arizona L Dec. 16 #Idaho State W Dec. L Dec. State W Dec. 30 Monmouth W Jan. 2 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi W Jan. Pan-AM L Jan. 13 *Colorado State L Jan. 18 *@Brigham Young L Jan. 20 *@Utah L Jan. 25 *New Mexico 7:00 p.m. Jan. 27 *Air Force 2:00 p.m. Feb. 1 *@San Diego State 8:00 p.m. Feb. 3 *@UNLV 8:35 p.m. Feb. 10 *@Colorado State 2:00 p.m. Feb. 15 *Utah 7:00 p.m. Feb. 17 *Brigham Young 2:00 p.m. Feb. 22 *@Air Force 7:00 p.m. Feb. 24 *@New Mexico 7:00 p.m. Mar. 1 *UNLV 7:00 p.m. Mar. 3 *San Diego State 2:00 p.m. Mar MWC Championship Tournament Las Vegas, Nev. TBA *Mountain West Conference Games All Times Are Mountain #game played in Casper, Wyo. ^game played in Cheyenne, Wyo. All games and times are subject to change Probale Starters: Here are the probable starters for this week's games: Wyoming Guard Brenda Pickup, Fr., 5-7, Brush Prairie, Wash. Guard Shelby Hoffman, Sr., 5-9, Gillette, Wyo. Forward Christy Bacon, Jr., 6-0, Colorado Springs, Colo. Forward Jessica Gibbs, Sr., 6-1, Wells, Nev. Center Ann McColl, So., 6-2, Everett, Wash. This Week: The Cowgirls will host New Mexico on Thursday night at 7:00 p.m., and then Air Force on Saturday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. Both games will be played in the MultiPurpose Gym. A Recap of the Week: Despite a great effort on the night, the Wyoming Cowgirl Basketball Team lost by the score of to BYU on Thursday night in Provo. It was a real half of runs with neither team really taking advantage of a lead. The Cowgirls opened the game with the hot hand scoring the first six points unanswered. The Cougars would answer back and eventually take the lead at 12-10, which would only grow to a four point advantage for them. With ten minutes left in the half, Ann McColl would hit four free shots in a row to give the Cowgirls a advantage. Despite losing the lead for only a few minutes, they would take a score into halftime. Ann McColl led all scorers for the Cowgirls with nine points, while the Cowgirls shot (.379) from the field in the half. The second half wasn t much different from the first with each team not really taking advantage of any scoring opportunities. But with 13 minutes left in the half, the Cougars went on a 12-5 run to take a lead. The only scoring from the Cowgirls came from Shelby Hoffman from the free throw line. That lead would grow to 12, as Wyoming would go on a three minute scoring slump. Unfortunately, it was too much to overcome for the Cowgirls as the Cougars were victorious, Sophomore Ann McColl was the leading scorer for the Cowgirls with 15 points along with five rebounds. Shelby Hoffman also chipped in 11 points. Unfortunately, the Cowgirls shot only (.309) from the field and only 3-16 (.188) from the three point line, despite outrebounding the Cougars The Cowgirls closed out their road trip with a loss to the Utah Utes on Saturday afternoon in Salt Lake. Utah started out of the gates quickly in the first half taking the early 12-8 lead. That advantage would grow to as large as 14, but the Cowgirls would manage to go into halftime only down by ten points with a halftime score. All eight Cowgirls scored in the half, as they were led by junior Heather Shaffner with seven points. It was all Wyoming to start the second half, as the Cowgirls would go on a 9-2 run and hold the Utes scoreless for eight minutes to begin the half. They would close the gap to five points at the 11 minute mark, and with eight and a half minutes left the game they would tie the score at 41 all. A basket by Lauren Beckman would give the Utes a two point lead, but a bucket and foul shot by Jessica Gibbs gave the Cowgirls their first lead of the game at The score would go back and forth between each team. With 1:17 left in the game, the Utes went up by four and with several foul shots would seal the victory, Wyoming was led by senior Jessica Gibbs, who finished the night with a team high 11 points and seven rebounds. The Cowgirls shot 37% from the field and only committed 11 turnovers. About New Mexico: The Cowgirls will host the New Mexico Lobos on Thursday night. The Lobos are currently 12-6 overall and 3-1 in conference play. They are led by sophomore Jordan Adams, who is averaging 16.9 points and 6.3 rebounds. This is the 38th meeting between the two schools, New Mexico leads the series The last time these two teams met was Feb. 24, 2000 in Albuquerque, when the Lobos came out on top with a victory. The Lobos are coached by Don Flanagan, who is in his sixth season. About Air Force: In the second game of the weekend, the Cowgirls will the Air Force Academy Falcons. The Falcons currently have an 3-13 overall record and a 0-3 conference mark. They are led by Morgan Bennett, who is averaging 10.4 points and 4.1 rebounds per contest. This is the 18th meeting between the two schools, Wyoming leads the series The last time these two teams met was Feb. 26, 2000 in Colorado Springs, with Wyoming coming out on top with a victory. The Falcons are coached by Sue Darling, who is in her third season at Air Force Record A Year Ago Wyoming 8-8 (0-3) (4-10) New Mexico 12-6 (3-1) (9-5) Air Force 3-13 (0-3) 4-24 (1-13)

3 Jan. 22, /3/3 New Mexico, Thurs. Jan. 25, Laramie, Wyo, 7:00 p.m. Wyoming Series Record vs. New Mexico leads Last Meeting Feb. 24, 2000, UNM Overall Record Conference Record Overall Record Conference Record 9-5 (T-3rd) Nickname Lobos Location Albuquerque, N.M. Conference Mountain West Head Coach Don Flanagan Record at School (Years) (Five) Career Record (Years) Same Letterwinners Returning/Lost 10/4 Starters Returning/Lost 4/1 Sports Information Contact Bryan Satter Sports Information Office Phone (505) Air Force, Sat. Jan. 27, Laramie, Wyo., 2:00 p.m. Wyoming Series Record vs. Wyoming leads 16-1 Last Meeting Feb. 26, 2000, Wyo Overall Record Conference Record Overall Record Conference Record 1-13 (8th) Nickname Falcons Location Colorado Springs, Colo. Conference Mountain West Head Coach Sue Darling Record at School (Years) 9-45 (Two) Career Record (Years) Same Letterwinners Returning/Lost 6/7 Starters Returning/Lost 2/3 Sports Information Contact Kendahl Johnson Sports Information Office Phone (719) Leading Weapons in the Cowgirl Attack: The following is a listing of the Cowgirls who lead in each statistical category for the season. Ann McColl ( ppg) Jessica Gibbs ( rpg) Brenda Pickup ( apg) Minutes Shelby Hoffman ( mpg) Blocks Jessica Gibbs (6-0.4 bpg) Jessica Gibbs ( spg) Field Goals Jessica Gibbs ( pg) Three-Point FG's Shelby Hoffman ( ) Free-Throws Ann McColl ( ftm) Top Cowgirls In The Conference: Here are where the Wyoming Cowgirls rank this week statistically in the Mountain West Conference (as of 1/22/00): Individual 7th-Ann McColl (191, 11.9 ppg) 10th-Shelby Hoffman (181, 11.3 ppg) T-12th-Jessica Gibbs (177, 11.1 ppg) 3rd-Jessica Gibbs (118, 7.4 rpg) T-4th-Ann McColl (107, 6.7 rpg) 9th-Arsene/Bacon (88, 5.5 rpg) 6th-Brenda Pickup (60, 3.8 aspg) 11th-Christy Bacon (53, 3.3 aspg) 1st-Jessica Gibbs (42, 2.6 spg) 6th-Brenda Pickup (33, 2.1 spg) Field Goal % 1st-Ann McColl (70-133,.526) 2nd-Jessica Gibbs (73-140,.521) Three-Point FG's 2nd-Shelby Hoffman (35, pt fgm) Team Scoring Offense 4th-68.2 ppg Rebounding Margin 4th-(+1.5) 4th- 249(15.56) 1st-159 (9.94) Field Goal % 7th (.406) Free Throw % 6th (.702) Fisher Begins Third Season At The Helm Head basketball coach Cindy Fisher begins her third season with the Wyoming Cowgirl basketball program. She was named head coach on March 27, 1998 and became just the fifth head basketball coach in Cowgirl history. Fisher recorded her first career victory on Nov. 18, 1998, as the Cowgirls defeated the Denver Pioneers (60-56). Her first conference win came on Jan. 9, 1999, against Tulsa, Prior to Wyoming, Fisher was an assistant at Old Dominion for three seasons, one of the most successfule women's collegiate basketball programs in America. During those three years at Old Dominion, the Lady Monarchs were 92-8, including a 34-win season and two 29-win years. They were also runners up to the national champion in 1997, and a Sweet Sixteen participant in 1996, 97 and 98. A 1988 graduate of Arizona State, Fisher is a native of Cheyenne, and was a three-year starter at Cheyenne Central High School. Her family still lives in the Cheyenne area. Fisher's Career Coaching Record Overall Record Conference Record W L Pct. W L Pct. ' ' ' Totals Coaches Quotes: Quotes from head coach Cindy Fisher on last week's game. About Brigham Young: I was really proud of the team s effort for about 30 minutes of this basketball game. I thought we played really hard, and the efforts been there all year. They just need to realize that the effort has a purpose and you can be out there doing some good things, it just has to have a purpose. I thought we really broke down defensively, we were getting beat on penetration and it was hard to recover. I don t really understand why, but we sometimes breakdown. When they went on a roll, we started to press and on the offensive end we started to struggle. I feel once our defense picks up, we can control penetration, and our offense will pick up. About Utah: I just thought it was a great effort. We talked about putting 40 minutes of basketball together and we did that tonight. We talked about doing a good job on their shooters, we did a good job containing their three-point shooters, holding them to 1-12 from the three-point line. Some key people stepped up and it was a great team effort. I was glad to see Jessica step up and have a good shooting night. She s been struggling a little and it was good to see her have a good game. Hoffman Moves Into First Place in Career Three- Point Field Goals: Senior guard Shelby Hoffman continues her climb into the Wyoming Cowgirl Basketball record book. On Friday, Jan. 5 against Texas Pan AM, Hoffman moved into first place in career three-point field goals with three in the game. With 35 on the season, she has 186 in her career. She overtook Courtney Stapp, who previously held the mark with 183. Three-Point Field Goals Shelby Hoffman, 1998-present Courtney Stapp, Jesseca Cross, Krista Treide, Amy Burnett, Laura Pejsa, Aimee Romeijn, Carly Stucky, 2000-present Taran Stapp, Sherri Fulton, Jenny Lazzeri,

4 Jan. 22, /4/4 UW Record Breakdown Overall at home away neutral Conference at home away Longest winning streak...3 games Longest losing streak...4 games FG%Wyoming (Percentage)...41% FG% opponents (Percentage)...42% 3-Pt. FG% (Percentage)...29% Free Throw%...70% Avg. assists for season Blocks for season...15 for season Avg. points per game Sister Act: The Cowgirls are making it a habit out of fielding a family atmosphere. For the ninth consecutive year, the Cowgirls have a pair of sisters on the team with juniors Carrie and Christy Bacon (Colorado Springs, Colo.). But this year, there is a new twist with the addition of another set of twins. Juniors Chassie and Cherrith Wiersma (Central Point, Ore.), also join the Cowgirls this season. As a two-year starter, Carrie Bacon led the Cowgirls in both scoring (17.7 ppg) and rebounding (8.1 rpg). She also had ten double-double games last season, and a career high 34 points against UNLV. Christy played in 28 games, plus nine starts on the year. She is averaging 5.1 points and 2.8 rebounds. Her break-out game was against Portland, where she finished the night with a career high 20 points and 10 rebounds. Chassie and Cherrith Wiersma join the Cowgirl program after spending the last two seasons at Oregon State University. They will both sit out the season under NCAA transfer rules. When they resume play in , they will have two years of eligibility remaining. Cowgirls Return Eight Letterwinners and Three Starters in : The Wyoming Cowgirls welcome back eight letterwinners and three starters to the squad, led by seniors Jessica Gibbs and Shelby Hoffman. Seniors Jessica Gibbs, F, 6-1, Wells, Nev. Shelby Hoffman, G/F, 5-9, Gillette, Wyo. Juniors Carrie Bacon, F, 6-0, Colorado Springs, Colo.* Christy Bacon, F, 6-0, Colorado Springs, Colo. Heather Shaffner, G, 5-9, Monument, Colo. Sophomores Darci Arsene, F, 6-1, Abbottsford, B.C., Canada Lisa McCann, G/F, 6-2, Norrkoping, Sweden Ann McColl, C, 6-2, Everett, Wash. Carly Stucky, G, 5-10, Pretty Prairie, Kan. Newcomers Brenda Pickup, G, 5-7, Brush Prairie, Wash. Chassie Wiersma, G, 5-11, Central Point, Ore.^ Cherrith Wiersma, G, 5-9, Central Point, Ore.^ *-redshirting in season due to an injury ^-will be eligible in under NCAA transfer rules Women's Basketball Top 25 Polls: ESPN/USA Today Associated Press Top 25 (Jan. 22) Top 25 (Jan. 15) 1. Notre Dame (33) 1. Connecticut (41) 2. Connecticut (3) 2. Tennessee 3. Tennessee (4) 3. Notre Dame 4. Duke 4. Georgia 5. Georgia 5. Duke 6. Purdue 6. Purdue 7. Iowa State 7. Iowa State 8. Texas Tech 8. Louisiana Tech 9. Louisiana Tech 9. Texas Tech 10. LSU 10. Florida 11. Florida 11. Rutgers 12. SW Missouri State 12. LSU 13. Oklahoma 13. Oklahoma 14. Rutgers 14. SW Missouri State 15. Penn State 15. Vanderbilt 16. Clemson 16. Penn State 17. Vanderbilt 17. Texas 18. Texas 18. Oregon 19. Xavier 19. Arizona 20. Oregon 20. Clemson 21. Utah 21. Mississippi State 22. No. Carolina State 22. No. Carolina State 23. Mississippi State 23. Xavier 24. Virgina 24. Utah 25. Arizona 25. Baylor Virginia Mountain West Conference Basketball Standings (1/22/00) MWC Games All Games W L Pct. W L Pct. Utah New Mexico UNLV Brigham Young San Diego State Colorado State WYOMING Air Force Mountain West Conference Tournament: The MWC Tournament will once again be played at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nev., on March 7-10, Each team in the conference will qualify for the single-elimination tournament. Utah, Colorado State Favored in MWC Preseason Media Poll: The Wyoming Cowgirls have been picked to finish sixth in the Mountain Division according to the MWC women's basketball coaches' and media preseason polls. For the second straight year, the University of Utah was the preseason favorite for both the league coaches and media. Coaches Poll Media Poll 1.Utah (7) 56 1.Utah (10) Colorado State (1) 47 2.Colorado State (5) New Mexico 43 3.Brigham Young (2) UNLV 39 4.UNLV (1) Brigham Young 35 5.New Mexico 86 6.WYOMING 25 6.WYOMING 53 7.San Diego State 21 7.San Diego State 50 8.Air Force 14 8.Air Force 19

5 Jan. 22, /5/5 Stucky Earns Player of the Week Honors: For the first time this season, a Wyoming Cowgirl basketball player earned Player of the Week honors for the week of Nov. 20. Sophomore Carly Stucky earned the honor after leading the Cowgirls to a victory over the Chadron State Lady Eagles. For the week, Stucky finished the week with 20 points, eight rebounds, eight steals and eight assists, all which were a career high. She shot.652 (15-23) from the field and was a perfect 9-9 from the free throw line. Stucky Places On All-Tournament Team: Sophomore Carly Stucky earned All-Tournament Team Honors at the OSU Beaver Classic on Nov She scored in double-figures in both contests, along with shooting a perfect 8-8 from the free throw line. She was leading the team in scoring (12.7), along with being first in asssists (5.7) and steals (3.0), before a knee injury put her out for the season Superlatives - Individual Field Goal Pecentage Min 5 Attempts.750 Heather Shaffner vs. Texas Pan AM, (6-8) Christy Bacon vs. Monmouth, (6-8) 23 Shelby Hoffman vs Kansas State, Field Goal Attempts Made 9 Ann McColl vs Idaho State, Jessica Gibbs vs Sac State, Field Goal Attempts 22 Shelby Hoffman vs Kansas State, point Attempts Made 7 Shelby Hoffman vs Kansas State, Point Attempts 18 Shelby Hoffman vs Kansas State, Blocks 3 Jessica Gibbs vs Chadron State, Carly Stucky vs Oakland, Carly Stucky vs Chadron State, Darci Arsene vs Colorado State, Superlatives - Team Field Goal Percentage.545 vs Sacramento State, (30-55) 95 vs Chadron State, Field Goal Attempts Made 34 vs Chadron State, Field Goal Attempts 73 vs Oakland, point Attempts Made 10 vs Kansas State, vs Monmouth, point Attempts 29 vs Kansas State, Blocks 5 vs Chadron State, vs Chadron State, vs Weber State, vs Chadron State, Player Notes: #11 Lisa McCann: A player who brings good height and athletic ability to the guard and forward positions...has played in every game for the Cowgirls, and is averaging 15.7 minutes off the bench...is adding 3.9 points and 3.6 rebounds per contest...tied a career high with ten points against Utah (1/20/01), plus a season high nine rebounds also against Utah. #12 Carly Stucky: One of three returning starters in started in all six games this season before injuring her knee...had surgery on Dec. 21 to repair a damaged acl in her right knee and will be out the rest of the season...averaged 30.3 minutes in those starts...was second on the team and eighth in the conference in scoring (12.7)...led the team in assists (5.70) and steals (3.0), which was second and first in the MWC...scored in double-figures in five of six games. #13 Brenda Pickup: A player who has contribute to the program right away...a strong player fundamentally with an excellent work ethic...is averaging 23.8 minutes in 16 games, including starts in the last nine games...started in first game of her career against Northern Arizona (12/9/00)...is adding 6.4 points and 3.8 assists per game, which leads the team and is sixth in the conference...is currently fourth in the conference with a 1.58 assist/turnover ratio...had a career high 15 points against Nevada (12/19/00) and Sacramento State (12/21/00). #21 Darci Arsene: A very versatile athlete, who gained valuable experience as a true freshman...has played in all 16 games this season, including four starts...is averaging 6.5 points and 5.5 rebounds per contest...is shooting 42% (33-79) from the field...had a career high 12 points against Oakland (11/27/00) and CSU (1/13/ 01), plus a career high 15 rebounds against CSU (1/13/01) #23 Heather Shaffner: A two-year walk-on with the Cowgirl basketball program, before earning a scholarship this season...played in only her fifth game off her career against Chadron State (11/18/00)...is averaging 4.1 points and one rebound in 16 games off the bench this season...had a career high 17 points against Texas Pan AM (1/5/01)...has scored in double-figures twice this season. #25 Cherrith Wiersma: Under NCAA transfer rules, she must sit out the upcoming season...will resume playing in season, and will have two years of eligibility remaining...averaged 4.8 points, 2.6 rebounds and 2.6 assists as a sophomore at Oregon State University...a two-year starter for the Beavers, starting in all 57 games as a freshman and sophomore...led the Beavers in minutes played, averaging 25.5 per game. #33 Shelby Hoffman: One of two seniors on the Cowgirl squad...the Cowgirls leading three-point shooter for the past two seasons...has started in contests this season, along with averaging 31.2 minutes in those starts...is second on the team in scoring and tenth in the conference with 11.3 points per game...is also the Cowgirls leading three-point shooter with 35 on the season, and has moved into first place on the All-Time three-point list with 188 currently in her career...had a season high 23 points in the victory over Kansas State (11/24/00). #41 Carrie Bacon: Will redshirt during the season due to an injury...a First Team All-MWC selection in the Cowgirls leading scorer and rebounder last season after averaging 17.7 points and 8.1 rebounds per contest...started in every game for the Cowgirls, averaging 35.6 minutes per contest...finished the season ranked second in scoring and third in rebounding in the conference...shot 48% from the field and 76% from the free-throw line, which ranked tenth and eighth in the conference...had a career high 34 points against UNLV (3/4/00), plus a career high 18 rebounds against Montana State-Billings (12/11/99). #42 Christy Bacon: One of several returning letterwinners to this year's squad...has played and started in every game this season...is averaging 8.3 points and 5.5 rebounds per contest...is ninth in the MWC in rebounding and 11th in assists...is second on the team in assists with 3.3 per game and sixth in the conference...had a career high 21 points against Monmouth (12/30/00). #51 Ann McColl: One of three starters returning to the Cowgirl squad...is averaging 25.4 minutes in her first 16 games, which includes 15 starts...leads the team in scoring with 11.9 points and is second in rebounding with is currently fourth in the conference in rebounding...leads the team in field goal percentage at 53% (70-133), which is first in the conference...had a career high 22 points in the victory against Idaho State (12/16/00), along with a career high 13 rebounds against Oakland (11/27/00)...has scored in double-figures in 11 games of 16 games this season. #52 Chassie Wiersma: Under NCAA transfer rules, she must sit out the upcoming season...will resume playing in season, and will have two years of eligibility remaining...a two-year starter at Oregon State University in Corvallis, Ore...started in 50 of 57 games in those two years...averaged 6.9 points, 4.1 rebounds and 2.2 assists this past season, and 6.3 points, 3.3 rebounds as a true freshman. #54 Jessica Gibbs: A player who was a main contributor in her first season with the Cowgirls...one of three starters returning in is averaging 24.7 minutes in starts on the season...is fourth on the team in scoring (11.1) and first in rebounding (7.4)...ranks third in the conference in rebounding and 12th in scoring...has ten double-figure scoring games and five double-doubles this season...had a season high 19 points twice this season.

6 Jan. 22, /6/6 Wyoming Cowgirl Season and Career Highs #11 Lisa McCann MINUTES 31 vs. Utah (1/20/01) POINTS 10 vs. Utah (1/20/01) REBOUNDS 9 vs. Utah (1/20/01) ASSISTS 3 vs. Utah (1/20/01) BLOCKS 1 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00) STEALS 1 Several times MINUTES 31 vs. Utah (1/20/01) POINTS 10 vs. Nebraska (12/19/99), Utah (1/20/01) REBOUNDS 12 vs. Colorado St. (3/8/00) ASSISTS 3 vs. BYU (1/22/00), Utah (1/20/01) BLOCKS 1 Several Times STEALS 1 Several Times #12 Carly Stucky MINUTES 36 vs. Kansas St. (11/24/00), Colorado (11/29/00) POINTS 20 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00) REBOUNDS 8 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00) ASSISTS 9 vs. Oakland (11/27/00) BLOCKS 1 vs. Oregon St. (11/25/00) STEALS 8 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00) MINUTES 42 vs. Nevada (1/5/00) POINTS 20 vs. Air Force (1/29/00), Chadron St. (11/18/00) REBOUNDS 8 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00) ASSISTS 9 vs. Oakland (11/27/00) BLOCKS 1 Four Times STEALS 8 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00) #13 Brenda Pickup MINUTES 37 vs.texas Pan AM (1/5/01) POINTS 15 vs. Nevada (12/19/00), Sacramento St. (12/21/00) REBOUNDS 7 vs. Monmouth (12/30/00) ASSISTS 8 vs. Monmouth (12/30/00) STEALS 5 vs. Idaho State (12/16/00) #14 Kim Baxter MINUTES 3 vs. Monmouth (12/30/00) POINTS 0 REBOUNDS 0 ASSISTS 1 vs. Monmouth (12/30/00) STEALS 0 Underline indicates new career high #21 Darci Arsene MINUTES 37 vs. Oakland (11/27/00) POINTS 12 vs. Oakland (11/27/00), Colorado State (1/13/01) REBOUNDS 15 vs. Colorado St. (1/13/01) ASSISTS 2 Five Times STEALS 2 vs. Colorado (11/29/00), Idaho State (12/16/00) MINUTES 37 vs. Oakland (11/27/00) POINTS 12 vs. Oakland (11/27/00), Colorado St. (1/13/01) REBOUNDS 15 vs. Colorado St. (1/13/01) ASSISTS 6 vs. UNLV (3/4/00) BLOCKS 1 vs. Colorado St. (2/11/00) STEALS 3 vs. SDSU (3/2/00) #23 Heather Shaffner MINUTES 31 vs. Colorado St. (1/13/01) POINTS 17 vs. Texas Pan AM (1/5/01) REBOUNDS 3 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00), Idaho state (12/16/00) ASSISTS 3 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00) STEALS 2 vs.sac St. (12/21/00) MINUTES 31 vs. Colorado St. (1/13/01) POINTS 17 vs. Texas Pan AM (1/5/01) REBOUNDS 3 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00) ASSISTS 3 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00), Idaho State (12/16/00) STEALS 2 vs.sac St. (12/21/00) #33 Shelby Hoffman MINUTES 43 vs. Kansas St. (11/24/00) POINTS 23 vs. Kansas St.(11/24/00) REBOUNDS 5 vs. Oregon St.(11/25/00) ASSISTS 5 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00), Texas A&M-CC (1/2/01) BLOCKS 1 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00) STEALS 2 vs. Oregon St. (11/25/00), Sacramento St. (12/21/00), Monmouth (12/30/00) MINUTES 43 vs. Kansas St. (11/24/00) POINTS 26 vs. Montana St. (12/30/99) REBOUNDS 9 vs. Montana St. (12/14/97) ASSISTS 5 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00), Texas A&M-CC (1/2/01) BLOCKS 3 vs. SDSU (2/3/00) STEALS 7 vs. UNLV (2/27/99) #42 Christy Bacon MINUTES 39 vs. CSU (1/13/01) POINTS 21 vs. Monmouth (12/30/00) REBOUNDS 10 vs. Chadron St. (11/18/00) ASSISTS 7 vs. Idaho State (12/16/00), Monmouth (12/30/00) BLOCKS 1 Three times STEALS 5 vs. Weber State (12/6/00) MINUTES 40 vs. UNLV (2/27/99) POINTS 20 vs. Portland (11/19/99) REBOUNDS 10 vs. Portland (11/19/99), Chadron State (11/18/00) ASSISTS 7 Three times BLOCKS 1 Several times STEALS 9 vs. Quinnipiac (11/27/99) #51 Ann McColl MINUTES 34 vs. Idaho State (12/16/00) POINTS 22 vs. Idaho State (12/16/00) REBOUNDS 13 vs. Oakland (11/27/00) ASSISTS 2 vs. Oregon State (11/25/00), Weber State (12/6/00) BLOCKS 1 vs. Weber State (12/6/00), Idaho State (12/16/00), Texas Pan AM (1/5/01) STEALS 2 vs. Weber State (12/6/00), Idaho State (12/16/00), Monmouth (12/30/00) MINUTES 34 vs. Weber State (12/6/00) POINTS 22 vs. Idaho State (12/6/00) REBOUNDS 13 vs. Oakland (11/27/00) ASSISTS 2 vs. Oregon St.(11/25/00), Weber St. (12/6/00), BLOCKS 1 Several Times STEALS 2 Three times #54 Jessica Gibbs MINUTES 35 vs. Nevada (12/19/00) POINTS 19 vs. Chadron State (11/18/00), Sac. St. (12/21/00) REBOUNDS 12 vs. Kansas State (11/24/00), Oakland (11/27/00), Texas A&M-CC (1/2/01) ASSISTS 3 vs. Idaho State (12/16/00) BLOCKS 3 vs. Chadron State (11/8/00) STEALS 5 vs. Idaho State (12/16/00), Nevada (12/19/00), Monmouth (12/30/00) MINUTES 47 vs. Nevada (1/5/00) POINTS 25 vs. Penn (12/1/99), Montana State (12/30/99) REBOUNDS 17 vs. Nevada (1/5/00) ASSISTS 5 vs. New Mexico (1/27/00) BLOCKS 3 vs. Chadron State (11/8/00) STEALS 5 vs. Idaho State (12/16/00) Nevada (12/19/00), Monmouth (12/30/00)

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