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3 YEAR-BY-YEAR HIGHLIGHTS Women s basketball becomes an intercollegiate sport at... Deborah Gebhardt, a physical education instructor, is named head coach... Amy Ruley scores s first basket en route to a overtime win over Illinois at home on Dec the Boilermakers win two of three games at the Big Ten Tournament to place third and go on to finish 8-8 overall... Natasha Cender averages 11.6 rebounds per game, still a school record Deborah Gebhardt leaves and Dr. Ruth Jones comes from Ashland (Ohio) College to be head coach... Jones also serves as head field hockey coach... the Boilermakers win three of their first five games but go on to post a 7-16 record... they post an victory over Valparaiso on Jan splits four games at the Big Ten Tournament to place seventh Sue Fackler receives the first full women s athletic scholarship at... has its first winning season at 13-7 and splits two games at the Big Ten Tournament for a fifth-place tie... the Boilermakers clear a school-record 83 rebounds vs. Marion on Jan wins three of its first five games but goes on to finish the Boilermakers lose their first game at the Big Ten Tournament to finish in a seventh-place tie After a season-opening win over Ball State on Nov. 30, the Boilermakers drop 10 of their next 11 games and finish drops its opener at the Big Ten Tournament to finish in a seventhplace tie goes and shows promise by winning seven of its last 11 games... the Boilermakers lose their first game at the Big Ten Tournament for a seventhplace tie, then split two games to finish second at the IAIAW State Tournament... junior college transfer DeLys Brooks tallies a school-record seven blocked shots at Illinois on Jan. 30, and for the season she shoots a school-record 61.8 percent from the field (118-for-191)... Sue Bartz earns second team Academic All-America honors... Debbie Funkhouser and Laura Newcomb start all 32 games, while Leslie Schultz and Bartz also play in every contest Ruth Jones moves from head field hockey coach to assistant so she can give more emphasis to basketball... Mary Ann Myers becomes the Boilermakers first graduate assistant coach... is overall and ties for seventh at the Big Ten Tournament after dropping its first game to Michigan State... the Boilermakers capture their first IAIAW state championship with a win over Ball State on March 7... that qualifies them for the eight-team MAIAW Regional Tournament, where they finish third... Leslie Schultz pulls down a school-record 25 rebounds at Miami (Ohio) on Dec Sue Bartz receives the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship... Carol Emanuel is named to both the state and regional all-tournament teams and is a second team Academic All-American... Leslie Schultz joins Emanuel on the regional all-tournament team Women s basketball is elevated to revenue status, meaning more money will be available for the program and full scholarships can soon be offered to every athlete... opens the season by winning seven of its first eight games... the second semester opens without three talented freshmen who are academically ineligible... the Boilermakers drop 13 of their last 16 games to finish overall and 3-15 in the Big Ten for eighth place... Carol Emanuel averages 20.1 points and 8.0 rebounds and is named first team Academic All-American and second team National Sports Federation All-American Ruth Jones completely relinquishes her field hockey coaching duties to concentrate solely on basketball... the Boilermakers go 5-23 overall and are 10th in the Big Ten at signs its first Indiana Miss in guard Sharon Versyp of Mishawaka Kathy Gordon becomes s first full-time assistant coach... the Boilermakers win their first four games and go on to post a overall record and tie for seventh in the Big Ten with a 6-12 mark... Kay Sharp and Cathey Tyree are named honorable mention All-Big Ten and, along with Sharon Versyp, compete in the U.S. Olympic Festival trials The Boilermakers record their first winning season since by going overall, and they tie for fifth in the Big Ten with a 9-9 mark... Ruth Jones wins her 100th game at the helm with a overtime victory at Indiana on Feb Jones is named Big Ten Coach of the Year... Cathey Tyree and Sharon Versyp are honorable mention all-conference... on July 5, Jones passes away following a bout with cancer Marsha Reall is named s third head coach on July Tom Collen and Gail Goestenkors are hired as full-time assistants... the Boilermakers continue their upward swing with an 18-9 record and fifth-place Big Ten finish at they just miss their first NCAA Tournament berth... Sharon Versyp and Cathey Tyree are honorable mention All-Big Ten... Reall resigns June Lin Dunn is named s fourth head coach on July the Boilermakers record their Cathey Tyr yree DeL elys ys Brooks Carol Emanuel Leslie Schultz Sharon Versyp 80

4 YEAR-BY-YEAR HIGHLIGHTS first 20-win season at and finish third in the Big Ten at they compete in their first postseason tournament, the NWIT, and finish as runners-up... wins 10 of its last 13 games and receives honorable mention votes in the final USA Today national poll for the first time in school history... Lisa Jahner dishes off a school-record 201 assists Christa LaCroix is the first Boilermaker to be named first team All-Big Ten and also is third team Academic All-American... Versyp is second team All-Big Ten and second team Academic All-American, and Jahner is honorable mention all-conference wins 12 of its first 13 games en route to a 24-6 record and third-place finish in the Big Ten at the Boilermakers upset No. 3 Texas in the championship game of the Boilermaker Classic on Nov is ranked as high as 15th by the Associated Press and 17th by USA Today... earns its first berth in the NCAA Tournament and advances to the second round... Joy Holmes establishes school and Big Ten records with 12 steals vs. Minnesota on Jan MaChelle Joseph scores in double figures in all 30 games... Holmes is named first team All-Big Ten, Joseph is second team and Big Ten Freshman of the Year and Anne Kvachkoff is honorable mention... Lin Dunn earns Big Ten Coach of the Year laurels and is District Four Coach of the Year Following a season-opening loss at Texas, the Boilermakers win 11 of their next 12 and 17 of their next 19 en route to a 23-7 season and third straight third-place finish in the Big Ten at earns a first-round bye in the NCAA Tournament, then reaches the Sweet 16 before falling to Louisiana Tech in the regional semifinals on March is ranked in the Associated Press and USA Today top 25 polls all season... a crowd of 13,498 attends the game against Iowa on Feb MaChelle Joseph is first team All- Big Ten and District Four Player of the Year... Joy Holmes is first team all-conference and all-district... Donna Gill and Rhonda Mateen are honorable mention All-Big Ten A season-opening 10-game winning streak propels the Boilermakers to a 26-3 record and their first Big Ten championship... they go 17-1 in conference games, including their first two wins ever over Ohio State... sets school and Big Ten records for points in a win over Kent State on Dec the Boilermakers also have a school-record 32 assists in that game... plays Auburn in the first Big Ten/SEC Challenge at Iowa on Jan. 5, and the game is televised live by CBS Sports... the Boilermakers clinch the conference title with a victory over Illinois on March 1... gets a first-round bye in the NCAA Tournament but loses to Vanderbilt in the second round... the Boilermakers receive their highest regular-season national ranking at No. 3 by both the Associated Press and USA Today the week of Dec MaChelle Joseph scores 37 points at Michigan State on Feb. 15 to become s career scoring leader... Joy Holmes eclipses Joseph s scoring mark in the season finale... Holmes becomes s first Kodak All-American, and Joseph is honorable mention... Holmes and Joseph are first team all-conference and all-district... Rhonda Mateen is second team All-Big Ten... Lin Dunn is voted Big Ten Coach of the Year by the media The Boilermakers make it five 20-win seasons in as many years under coach Lin Dunn... they finish 23-7 overall and second in the Big Ten at earns a berth in its fourth straight NCAA Tournament and reaches the Sweet 16 for the second time but loses to Maryland in the regional semifinals... tops No. 3 Penn State at home on Nov Dunn becomes s all-time winningest women s basketball coach with her 102nd victory vs. Louisville on Jan MaChelle Joseph becomes s all-time scoring leader in the season opener at Bowling Green on Nov. 23 and becomes s all-time assists leader at Illinois on Jan Joseph becomes the Big Ten s all-time scoring leader at Ohio State on March 8... also in that game she passes Rick Mount as the most prolific scorer in basketball history, female or male... Joseph is a first team Kodak All-American, Big Ten Player of the Year and Female Athlete of the Year... Joseph averages a school-record 22.2 points for the season and finishes her career with 2,405 points (school-record 20.2 average) and 628 assists... Joseph sets a school record with 16 assists vs. Northern Illinois on March Cindy Lamping drains eight consecutive threepoint field goals over a five-game stretch in January, one shy of the NCAA record... Donna Gill becomes s all-time rebounds leader vs. Maryland on March 26 and finishes her career with Gill is named second team All-Big Ten and is selected to the Mideast Regional All-Tournament team... the Big Ten celebrates the 10th anniversary of women s athletics and, in conjunction with the celebration, selects an all-decade team for each women s sport... Joy Holmes is selected to the first team, and Joseph is named to the second team makes it eight straight seasons with at least 15 wins by posting a overall record, including 8-10 in the Big Ten for sixth place... gets off to an 8-0 start that includes winning the Boilermaker Classic for the fifth time in a row... a No. 7 national ranking follows... the Boilermakers lose by four to Maryland in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge on Jan. 2 in a game televised by CBS Sports... Jennifer Jacoby hits six three-point field goals at Michigan on Jan. 10 and vs. Penn State on Jan Cindy Lamping just misses a triple-double with 17 points, 11 assists and nine rebounds against Wichita State on Dec a five-game losing streak leaves with a 1-6 mark and 10thplace standing in the Big Ten at the end of January... the Boilermakers are not ranked in the Associated Press poll the week of Feb. 1, snapping a string of 77 consecutive weeks dating to the week of Nov. 28, the Boilermakers win six of their last 10 games to climb to sixth place, one game out of fifth... sweeps intrastate rival Lisa Jahner Christa LaCroix Joy Holmes MaChelle Joseph Jennifer Jacoby 81

5 YEAR-BY-YEAR HIGHLIGHTS Indiana... Lin Dunn coaches her 600th collegiate game at Ohio State on Feb Lamping earns honorable mention All-Big Ten and academic allconference and all-district honors After being picked to finish fifth in the conference in the preseason coaches poll, ties with Penn State for the second championship in school history and reaches the NCAA Women s Final Four for the first time... the Boilermakers are 29-5 overall and 16-2 in the Big Ten... receives the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament West Regional... the Boilermakers beat 11th-ranked and second-seeded Stanford on the Cardinal s home court in the regional final... falls to eventual champion North Carolina in a national semifinal in Richmond, Va., on April 2... is ranked No. 3 in the final USA Today poll and No. 8 by the Associated Press... defeats No. 1-ranked and undefeated Penn State on Feb. 11 in front of 9,602 fans, then the second-largest crowd in school history... Jennifer Jacoby nails six threepoint field goals at Minnesota on Feb Leslie Johnson is the first freshman in Big Ten history to be named first team all-conference... Johnson also is the Big Ten and National Freshman of the Year, first team All-District Four and honorable mention Kodak All-American... Jennifer Jacoby, Stacey Lovelace and Jannon Roland are selected honorable mention All-Big Ten... the Boilermakers establish school records for games (34), wins (29), points (2,673), field goals (1,027), field goal attempts (2,161), free throws (480), rebounds (1,491), assists (619) and steals (386)... the Boilermakers average 4,487 fans per home game to rank third in the Big Ten and 14th in the country... Johnson sets the school season mark for rebounds (308) After an 0-2 start its first since the season and a 3-3 record through six games, rebounds to finish 24-8 and claim its second straight Big Ten co-championship with Penn State at is the No. 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament West Regional and advances to the Elite Eight with a dramatic win over No. 1 seed Vanderbilt on a three-point field goal by Jannon Roland at the buzzer on March the Boilermakers are ranked No. 2 in the preseason Associated Press poll (the highest plateau in school history) and finish at No. 9 by USA Today/CNN and No. 16 by AP... Stacey Lovelace is s third Kodak All-American, Big Ten Player of the Year and Big Ten Most Valuable Player... her 81 blocked shots are more than seven Big Ten women s teams and four conference men s teams... Lovelace becomes the career blocks leader vs. Illinois on Feb Jennifer Jacoby is second team All-Big Ten and Roland earns honorable mention all-conference honors... the Boilermakers drain a record 14 treys against Florida A&M on Dec six of those were by Nicole Erickson... s 65- point win (106-41) over Ball State on Dec. 10 represents its largest margin of victory ever... the Boilermakers pick off a record 34 steals vs. South Alabama on Dec Lovelace drains two free throws with no time left for a dramatic win at Northwestern on Jan a 10-game winning streak from Feb. 20 to March 26 equals the school standard... the Boilermakers average 4,664 fans per home game to rank fourth in the Big Ten and 14th in the country Preseason expectations run high as the Boilermakers return All-American Stacey Lovelace and add the nation s No. 1 recruiting class... playing one of the country s most grueling schedules (15 of 31 games were against nationally ranked opponents and 14 foes reached postseason play), goes overall and finishes fourth in the Big Ten at the Boilermakers reach the championship game of the Big Ten Tournament before falling to Penn State... receives an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament as the No. 5 seed in the Midwest Regional and loses to 12th-seeded and 21st-ranked Notre Dame on March is ranked by the Associated Press the entire season, extending its streak to 53 consecutive weeks... Jannon Roland beats the buzzer with a six-foot running jumper from the left wing to beat intrastate rival Indiana at home Feb Lovelace is first team All-Big Ten in voting by the conference media... sets season records for three-point field goals (195), three-point field goal attempts (527) and three-point field goal percentage (37.0)... Lovelace finishes her career as s career leader in rebounds (876), blocked shots (220) and double-doubles (27)... averages 6,508 fans per home game to rank third in the Big Ten and eighth nationally... the contract of head coach Lin Dunn is not renewed March Nell Fortner is named the fifth women s basketball coach in school history on April 25, the Boilermakers 11-player team (which includes four walkons) is picked eighth in the preseason Big Ten coaches poll but finishes overall and is triconference champion (with Illinois and Michigan State) with a 12-4 mark... earns a share of the 1997 crown by virtue of a thrilling win at Illinois before a sellout crowd of 16,050 at Assembly Hall on Feb is the No. 1 seed in the Big Ten Tournament and No. 8 seed in the NCAA Tournament Mideast Regional... the Boilermakers are ranked No. 23 in the final USA Today/CNN poll... Jannon Roland is named honorable mention All-American by the Associated Press and Kodak, the Big Ten Player of the Year in balloting by the conference coaches and the Big Ten Most Valuable Player... Stephanie White is second team All-Big Ten and Corissa Yasen is honorable mention... Fortner is selected Big Ten Coach of the Year by her peers and finishes third for national honors... Pur- due sets season records for free throw percentage (74.1) and fewest turnovers (436)... Roland scores 37 points at Ohio State on Jan the Boilermakers average 7,329 fans per home game to rank second in the Big Ten and sixth in the nation. Stephanie White- McCarty Cindy Lamping Stacey Lovelace Jannon Roland Ukari Figgs 82

6 YEAR-BY-YEAR HIGHLIGHTS Carolyn Peck is named the sixth women s basketball coach in school history on April 1, returns to the 20-win plateau with an overall record of and finishes in a three-way tie for third place in the Big Ten (with Indiana and Michigan) at the Boilermakers are the No. 5 seed in the Big Ten Tournament and win the championship with victories over No. 4 seed Indiana, No. 1 seed Iowa and No. 7 seed Penn State... is the No. 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional and plays at home in the postseason for the first time since a 17- point comeback gives a win over intrastate rival Notre Dame in the regional semifinals before the Boilermakers fall just seven points shy of the Women s Final Four with a loss to Louisiana Tech... Peck becomes just the third firstyear coach to advance to the Elite Eight... is ranked No. 21 in the final Associated Press poll and No. 11 by USA Today/ESPN... Stephanie White is named first team All-American by Women s Journal and Women s News Service and honorable mention by the Associated Press and Kodak... she is first team All- Big Ten and third team Academic All-American... Ukari Figgs is second team all-conference and Katie Douglas is honorable mention by the media... White establishes season records for points (679) and minutes played (1,246), while Figgs sets standards for three-point field goals (56) and free throw percentage (.859)... Douglas ties the school freshman record with 62 steals... White leads the Big Ten in scoring with an average of 20.2 points in conference games... Figgs and White are named to the NCAA Midwest Regional All-Tournament team... the Boilermakers average a school-record 7,641 fans per game to rank second in the Big Ten and sixth in the nation enjoys its best season in women s basketball history as the Boilermakers win their first-ever NCAA national championship with a victory against Duke... Katie Douglas posts a school-best 34-1 record and concludes its season on a Big Ten record 32-game win streak... the Boilermakers end the season ranked No. 1 in both the Associated Press and USA Today/ESPN final national polls... the Boilermakers win the Big Ten regular-season title after posting a perfect 16-0 record... claims its second straight Big Ten Tournament title... the Boilermakers attract the first sellout crowd in school history, drawing 14,123 fans to Mackey Arena to see an victory over Ohio State on Feb averages a school-record 9,681 fans per game to rank third nationally... the Boilermakers post their 400th win with a victory at Ohio State on Jan defeats four top fiveranked teams, including three-time defending national champion and No. 1 Tennessee in the season opener on Nov the victory over the Lady Vols snaps their 46-game winning streak... the Boilermakers also halt Florida s 20-game and Illinois 18-game home winning streaks... Carolyn Peck is named Big Ten Coach of the Year and national coach of the year by Associated Press, Naismith, Sports Illustrated, The Sporting News and Women s Coaches Association... Peck also receives John and Nellie Wooden Award as nation s top coach by the Utah Tip Off Club... Peck finishes two-year career with record (.838 winning percentage)... Ukari Figgs is named Most Outstanding Player of the 1999 NCAA Women s Final Four, first team All-Big Ten and honorable mention All-American... Stephanie White-McCarty receives Wade Trophy and Honda Award as nation s top player... White-McCarty also named Big Ten Player of the Year, Suzy Favor Big Ten Female Athlete of the Year, Big Ten Tournament Most Valuable Player, GTE Academic All- American of the Year and first team All-American by Kodak, Sports Illustrated and The Sporting News... White-McCarty records school s first triple double (22 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists) vs. Indiana on Jan Katie Douglas earns second team All-Big Ten and second team All-America honors and is named to the NCAA Women s Final Four All-Tournament team... Kristy Curry is hired as head coach on April 2, Camille Cooper Kristy Curry becomes the first coach in NCAA history to inherit a defending national champion team... is ranked 23rd in the preseason Associated Press poll, the lowest ranking ever for the previous season s crown winner... the Boilermakers begin the season with four consecutive victories over Dayton, Vanderbilt, Valparaiso and Florida, running their win streak to the streak, broken by No. 2 Tennessee on Dec. 2 in Knoxville, ranks as the fourth-longest in NCAA history... upsets No. 8 Notre Dame in Mackey Arena on Dec the Boilermakers defeat Kentucky in the first collegiate basketball game ever played in Indianapolis Conseco Fieldhouse on Dec the Boilermakers finish the non-conference season with a 9-2 record and move up to 13th in the national polls... opens league action with a win at Wisconsin, but loses its next three games to Penn State, Michigan and Ohio State... the Boilermakers rally to win eight straight games and 10 of their last 12 to finish tied for third in the final conference standings... defeats Wisconsin, No. 22 Michigan and No. 5 Penn State to claim its third consecutive Big Ten Tournament title... the Boilermakers earn a No. 4 seed in the NCAA East Regional... holds off 13thseeded Dartmouth in the first round but falls to No. 18 Oklahoma in the second... Katie Douglas, a Naismith Award finalist, is named Big Ten Player of the Year by the conference media and is a unanimous first team All-Big Ten selection... Douglas garners first team All-America honors from Kodak and USBWA and second-team recognition from AP... Camille Cooper is named first team All-Big Ten by the conference media and second team allconference by the coaches... Kelly Komara earns honorable mention All-Big Ten accolades... Douglas is named second team Academic All-American, while Cooper is named first team Academic All-District V... Douglas is named s Female Athlete of the Year beautifully blends the old with the new, taking a roster of five seniors, one junior, one sophomore and five freshmen to a 31-7 record, an outright Big Ten regular season title (14-2) and the NCAA championship game... the Boilermakers begin the season ranked fourth in the Associated Press poll... they open with three straight Preseason WNIT victories over Eastern Michigan, Georgetown and Texas before falling to No. 11 Louisiana Tech in the final... travels to Mexico and defeats Montana State and South Carolina to win the Torneo Cancun de Basquetbol... Katie Douglas is named tournament Most Valuable Player... the Boilermakers stay on the road, winning at Kentucky, Boston College and Valparaiso before suffering consecutive losses at No. 4 Notre Dame and vs. No. 20 LSU in the Boilermaker BlockBuster... the Boilermakers return from their school-record seven-game road trip with home wins over No. 14 Stanford and DePaul... begins 83

7 YEAR-BY-YEAR HIGHLIGHTS its Big Ten season with a win at Wisconsin and wins its next 10 before Iowa snaps the streak in Iowa City on Feb the Boilermakers win their first double-overtime game in school history with a victory at Ohio State on Feb wins the regular season conference championship outright against Minnesota on Feb s bid for four straight Big Ten Tournament titles falls short with a loss to the Hawkeyes in the championship game in Grand Rapids, Mich.... enters the 2001 NCAA Tournament as the Mideast Region s No. 3 seed... the Boilermakers defeat UC Santa Barbara and No. 18 LSU in Mackey Arena to advance to the Sweet defeats No. 2 seed Texas Tech and No. 4 seed Xavier in Birmingham, Ala., earning the program s third NCAA Women s Final Four berth and second in the last three years... Kelly Komara is named Most Outstanding Player of the Mideast Regional... defeats No. 15 Southwest Missouri State in a national semifinal on March 30 in St. Louis Savvis Center... the Boilermakers fall to No. 2 Notre Dame in the championship game on April 1... Douglas, Shalicia Hurns and Shereka Wright are named to the NCAA Women s Final Four All-Tournament team... Douglas is named a Kodak All-American for the second straight year, becoming s first and the Big Ten s third two-time honoree... Douglas reels in numerous other awards including Big Ten Player of the Year and Big Ten and Female Athlete of the Year... Douglas and Camille Cooper are first team All- Big Ten... Komara is honorable mention All-Big Ten... Hurns is honorable mention All-Big Ten by conference media... Hurns and Wright are named to Big Ten Coaches All Freshman Team... Douglas and Cooper are named first team Academic All-Americans. Kelly Komara won its second straight outright Big Ten title despite having lost 60 percent of its scoring and 64 percent of its rebounding from the season... the Boilermakers start the season by falling to No. 4 Oklahoma in the State Farm Women s Tip-Off Classic, played at Duke s Cameron Indoor Stadium... a nine-game win streak followed, but was snapped by Wisconsin in the Big Ten opener... begins the conference with a 2-2 record, then goes on another nine-game winning streak... the Boilermakers take the league lead on Jan a chance to capture the title slips away at Minnesota on Feb three days later, Shereka Wright scores a school-record 40 points at Michigan in an win that guarantees at least a share of the crown... the Boilermakers claim the regular season trophy outright with a win against Penn State in Mackey Arena on Feb takes the No. 1 seed into the Big Ten Tournament... the Boilermakers need overtime to dispatch Michigan in the quarterfinals, then fall to eventual champion Indiana in the semifinals... earns the NCAA Mideast Region s No. 2 seed... the Boilermakers beat Austin Peay in the first round but see the season end with an overtime loss to No. 15 Old Dominion in the second round... Kelly Komara is named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year... she and Wright are named first team All-Big Ten and honorable mention Kodak All- Americans... Laura Meadows is a second team allconference pick by the coaches and an honorable mention selection by the media... Mary Jo Noon is honorable mention All-Big Ten by both groups. All-Decade Team The Big Ten Conference celebrated the 10th anniversary of women s athletics through the school year. In conjunction with the selection of Big Ten All-Decade teams for the period of to , a Women s All-Decade team was selected by a fan vote. Nearly 800 fans participated in the selection. Those student-athletes chosen are listed below. Sue Bartz, F/C, Jane Calhoun, C, Carol Emanuel, G/F,, Donna Gill, F/C, Joy Holmes, G/F,, Lisa Jahner ahner,, G/F,, MaChelle Joseph, G, Anne Kvachkoff, G, Christa LaCroix, C, Rhonda Mateen, C, Teri Mor oren, G, Cathey Tyr yree, F/C, Shar haron Versyp ersyp,, G, First and For oremost First win/first irst Big Ten win/ First win in Mackey Arena Dec. 2, 1975 vs. Illinois (78-74) OT First Big Ten Tournament win March 2, 1996 vs. Michigan State (74-66) First Big Ten Tournament championship win March 2, 1998 vs. Penn State (59-49) First NCAA Tournament game and win March 15, 1989 vs. Arkansas (91-63) First NCAA championship win March 28, 1999 vs. Duke (62-45) First 100-point game Jan. 12, 1990 at Minnesota (108-79) First win over a ranked team Nov. 26, 1988 vs. No. 3 Texas (76-71) First game against a top-ranked team Jan. 24, 1988 vs. Iowa (L, 57-67) First win against a top-ranked team Feb. 11, 1994 vs. Penn State (57-54) Shereka Wright 84

8 MILESTONE GAMES PURDUE VS. ILLINOIS Dec. 2, 1975 Mackey Arena West Lafayette, Ind. - First Game In Pur urdue Histor istory - Amy Ruley scored the first basket in Pur urdue history. In the early days of women s basketball, the Boilermakers did not garner nearly as much attention as they would in the future. The press release written after the first game in history, in which the Boilermakers defeated Illinois in overtime in West Lafayette, contained just 69 words: The women s basketball team shook off a stubborn Illinois squad in overtime Tuesday night in Mackey Arena. The game was the season opener for the Boilermakers. Sophomore guard Holly Hamilton was the leading scorer for with 23 points. Center Betty Anderson led the Illini with 28 points. Illinois led at the half by a score of The count was at the end of regulation play. Illinois FG FGA FT FTA R PF A TO PTS Beach Diuzak Anderson Limestall Roberts Allen Babb Boner Carlson Travnik Team FG FGA FT FTA R PF A TO PTS Crain Llewellyn Marrs Hamilton Ruley Nicholas Davis Mott Pieper Cender Harshman Team PURDUE VS. ARKANSAS March 15, 1989 Mackey Arena West Lafayette, Ind. Attendance: 3,676 - Pur urdue due s s First irst NCAA Tournament Game - MaChelle Joseph (above) and Joy Holmes (right) combined for 46 points in Pur urdue due s s NCAA Tournament debut against Arkansas. made a big statement in its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance. As a No. 5 seed in the Midwest Region, the Boilermakers outmuscled 12th-seeded Arkansas in the opening round, winning before a Mackey Arena crowd of 3,676. Arkansas took an early 6-2 lead before came back, eventually going ahead with 7:34 left in the opening half. The Boilermakers led at halftime. scored the first four points of the second half and 17 of the first 25 to lead with 14:33 to play. The lead grew to as many as 30 points. Freshman MaChelle Joseph scored 24 points. Sophomore Joy Holmes scored 22, while sophomore Teri Moren added a season-high 14. Also scoring in double figures was sophomore Rhonda Mateen with 12. Despite putting 91 points on the board, head coach Lin Dunn was more pleased with s defense. It was a great defensive effort. From the get-go we jumped right on them, pressured them and got them out of their game plan. Arkansas FG Martin-f Wallace-f Irwin-c Wilson-g Jackson-g Nicholas DeHorney Pack Chenault Gore Dickerson Team FG Sauer-f Holmes-f Mateen-c Moren-g Joseph-g Calhoun Gill Brooks Jaumotte Vaughan Team

9 MILESTONE GAMES PURDUE VS. ILLINOIS March 1, 1991 Mackey Arena West Lafayette, Ind. Attendance: 4,298 - Pur urdue Clinches First Big Ten Title - Head coach Lin Dunn receives a Gatorade shower after the Boilermakers beat Illinois for the first Big Ten title in school history. Little was left to chance when s first crack at a Big Ten title was on the line. The Boilermakers were 14-1 heading into a March 1, 1991, matchup against Illinois, and needed just one more victory to claim the conference championship., which had beaten the Fighting Illini by 25 points exactly one month earlier, poured it on the second time around. After 20 minutes the Boilermakers found themselves ahead by 32 points. then outscored Illinois by 31 in the second half for the final 63-point margin. That currently ranks as the second-largest margin of victory in school history. Eleven players scored for, led by senior center Rhonda Mateen s career-high 28 points. Senior Joy Holmes scored 24 to go along with eight steals, while junior MaChelle Joseph scored 21 points and dished out 10 assists. Kent State FG Klingler* Sharp* Walker* Estey* Cunningham* Ruholl Cundiff Roach Booker Hunter Team FG Gill-f Holmes-f Mateen-c Moren-g Joseph-g Cullop Carney Calhoun Brooks Tucker Kraiza Team PURDUE VS. PENN STATE TE Feb eb.. 11, 1994 Mackey Arena West Lafayette, Ind. Attendance: 9,602 - Pur urdue due Beats First irst Top-Ranked Team - Cindy Lamping iced Pur urdue due s s win over Penn State on this shot with 31.7 seconds remaining. Tonya Kirk (left) and Stacey Lovelace (right) celebrate knocking off the top- ranked Lady Lions. The fifth time was a charm for. The Boilermakers, who had taken on the No. 1-ranked team in the land four times prior to Feb. 11, 1994, finally knocked off the top dog with a homecourt win over Penn State, the last remaining undefeated team in the nation. used a 17-3 run over the last six minutes of the first half to lead at halftime. Penn State scored the first 12 points of the second half to draw within one. The Lady Lions trailed by one with under a minute left before the Boilermakers put the ball in the hands of junior Cindy Lamping. With 31.7 seconds remaining, Lamping hit a running jumper to give a three-point lead. Jannon Roland, a freshman, led with 12 points off the bench. Lamping scored 11 with a team-high four assists. Also scoring in double figures was rookie Leslie Johnson, who scored 10 points and collected nine rebounds. #1 Penn State FG Holloway* Donovan* Masley* Nicholson* Mack* Calhoun Coleman Thayer Longworth Team #11 FG Kirk-f Johnson-f Lovelace-c Jacoby-g Lamping-g Roland McCulley Griffin Lindsey Team

10 MILESTONE GAMES PURDUE VS. STANFORD March 26, 1994 Maples Pavilion Palo Alto, Calif. Attendance: 7,500 - Pur urdue Adv dvances To First Final Four - The Boilermakers celebrate earning their first trip to the NCAA Women omen s Final Four our. gained entry into the hallowed NCAA Women s Final Four for the first time ever with a convincing win over Stanford in Maples Pavilion on March 26, As the higher seed, the Boilermakers wore their home jerseys on the Cardinal s home court and handed Stanford its first NCAA loss in its own gym. It was Stanford s worst homecourt loss since the season. Trailing 10-9 five minutes into the game, went on a 19-7 run over the next nine-plus minutes and finished the first half with a lead. The score was tied at 36 with 14 minutes remaining when sophomore Tonya Kirk hit a three-pointer for a lead. The Cardinal later trailed by one point three different times but could never catch the Boilermakers. drained 17 of 18 free throws down the stretch. Junior Jennifer Jacoby led with 20 points, while freshman Leslie Johnson scored 14. Sophomore Stacey Lovelace finished with 12, followed by Kirk with 11. #11 Stanford FG Paye* Hemmer* Kaplan* Wideman* Hedgpeth* Starbird Kelsey Harrington Smith Team #8 FG Kirk-f Johnson-f Lovelace-c Jacoby-g Lamping-g McCulley Roland Griffin Lindsey Hildebrand Taggart Team Stephanie White-McCarty (above) and Camille Cooper (right) combined for 42 points and 14 rebounds against Tennessee. Three-time defending national champion and No. 1-ranked Tennessee was no match for on this day as the Boilermakers posted a convincing victory in Mackey Arena on Nov. 15, The Lady Vols, winners of 46 consecutive games since March 2, 1997, were ahead just over four minutes into the game before the Boilermakers went to work. They led with just under nine minutes to go and went on an 18-7 run to build a halftime lead. Tennessee closed to within five points at with 4:10 remaining, but made six free throws down the stretch to seal the deal. Senior Stephanie White-McCarty led the way with 24 points, while sophomore Camille Cooper scored 18. Sophomore Katie Douglas and senior Ukari Figgs added 11 and 10 points respectively. Junior Michelle Duhart cleared a game-high 11 rebounds. PURDUE VS. TENNESSEE Nov.. 15, 1998 Mackey Arena West Lafayette, Ind. Attendance: 11,788 - Pur urdue due Snaps Lady Vols ols 46-G -Game Win in Str treak eak - #1 Tennessee FG Holdsclaw-f Catchings-f Geter-c Jolly-g Randall-g Snow Butts Clement Pillow #5 FG Duhart-f Curless-c Figgs-g White-McCarty-g Douglas-g Komara Young Crawford Cooper Team

11 MILESTONE GAMES - FINAL FOURS PURDUE VS. NORTH CAROLINA April 2, 1994 Richmond Coliseum Richmond, Va. Attendance: 11,966 Cindy Lamping tried to settle down the Boilermakers in their first NCAA Women omen s s Final Four appearance. s dream season came to an end with an NCAA semifinal loss to eventual champion North Carolina in Richmond, Va., on March 26, The fourth-ranked Tar Heels used a 12-0 run late in the second half to turn a deficit into a lead with 12 minutes remaining. Junior Cindy Lamping hit a three-pointer to make it 57-50, but the Boilermakers did not get any closer the rest of the way. trailed by as many as 13 points in the first half before rallying to within two points at halftime. North Carolina shot 53 percent from the floor, becoming the second team all season to eclipse 50 percent shooting against the Boilermakers. Freshman Leslie Johnson led with 16 points, while classmate Jannon Roland added 14. Sophomore Stacey Lovelace scored 12 points to go along with 15 rebounds. #4 North Carolina FG Smith-f Lawrence-f Crawley-c Jones-g Sampson-g Rouse Suddreth Jackson McKee Gillingham Cooper Gear Team #8 FG Kirk-f Johnson-f Lovelace-c Jacoby-g Lamping-g Hildebrand Taggart Lindsey McCulley Griffin Roland Team PURDUE VS. LOUISIANA TECH March 26, 1999 San Jose Arena San Jose, Calif. Attendance: 17,733 Stephanie White-McCarty (above) and Ukari Figgs (right) were nearly unstoppable against Louisiana Tech. s second venture to the NCAA Women s Final Four began better than the first as the Boilermakers picked up a semifinal victory over No. 3 Louisiana Tech in San Jose, Calif., on March 26, dusted off its scouting report of Louisiana Tech from its December meeting and put it to use for the second time. And for the second time, it worked. In the game s first eight minutes the two teams traded leads three times and neither could go ahead by more than three. A layup by sophomore Camille Cooper at the 11:45 mark gave a lead, and the Boilermakers pressed on for a halftime advantage. Louisiana Tech got back into the game in the second half, closing to within three points. But finished the contest on a 19-8 run to claim the victory, earning its first-ever berth in an NCAA title game. Senior Ukari Figgs led the way with 24 points and 10 rebounds. Senior Stephanie White-McCarty and sophomore Katie Douglas added 17 and 15. #3 Louisiana Tech FG Maxwell-f Wilson-f Massey-c Stallworth-g Jackson-g Walker Lennox Lewis Sides Lassiter Gilmore Team #1 FG White-McCarty-f Duhart-f Cooper-c Figgs-g Douglas-g Crawford Komara Young Team

12 MILESTONE GAMES - FINAL FOURS PURDUE VS. DUKE NORTH CAROLINA March 28, 26, Richmond San Jose Arena Coliseum San Jose, Richmond, Calif. Va. Attendance: 11,966 17,733 #10 Duke FG Browne-f Schweitzer-f VanGorp-c Howard-g Erickson-g Parent Rice Black Gingrich Team #1 FG White-McCarty-f Duhart-f Cooper-c Figgs-g Douglas-g Crawford Young Komara Team Destiny could not and would not be denied as beat Duke for its first NCAA championship on March 28, 1999, in San Jose, Calif. The Boilermakers started slowly in the first half. shot just 28.6 percent from the floor and 16.7 percent from the free throw line en route to scoring a mere 17 points. But the Boilermakers managed to stay close to the Blue Devils and trailed by only five (22-17) at the break. came out after halftime on a mission to force and control the tempo of the game. And at the 12:53 mark of the second half, the Boilermakers overtook the lead at on a driving layup by senior Ukari Figgs. A jumper by Figgs three minutes later put in control with a nine-point lead. But with little over four minutes remaining, senior All- American Stephanie White-McCarty went down with a severely sprained ankle. And while White-McCarty was still on the court writhing in pain out of the play, Duke took advantage of its 5-on-4 opportunity and converted a three-pointer to cut the lead to with 4:01 to go. Much to Duke s chagrin, however, the loss of White-McCarty seemed to re-energize the Boilermakers, who held the Blue Devils scoreless for the next three minutes. Figgs finished the final contest of her collegiate career with a game-high 18 points, all in the second half, while White-McCarty tallied 12 before leaving the game. Sophomores Camille Cooper and Katie Douglas both registered 13 in the historic victory Boilermakers Danielle Bird Jr. G 5-7 Fort Wayne, Ind. Camille Cooper So. C 6-4 Georgetown, Ky. Candi Crawford So. F 6-1 Fort Wayne, Ind. Mackenzie Curless Jr. F 6-1 Martinsville, Ind. Katie Douglas So. G/F 6-1 Indianapolis, Ind. Michelle Duhart Jr. F 6-0 Arlington, Va. Ukari Figgs Sr. G 5-9 Georgetown, Ky. Kelly Komara Fr. G 5-7 Schererville, Ind. Mo-nique Langston So. G/F 5-11 Bakersfield, Calif. Beth Lapaich So. F 6-0 La Porte, Ind. Connie Murdock So. F 6-2 South Bend, Ind. Mary Jo Noon Fr.-R C 6-5 Clarksville, Ind. Shayla Potter Jr. G 5-6 Inglewood, Calif. Amy Shaffer Jr. F 6-0 Hillsdale, Mich. Stephanie White-McCarty Sr. G/F 5-11 West Lebanon, Ind. Tiffany Young Jr. G 5-11 Hillsboro, Ala. C The Star tarting ting Fiv ive G Katie Douglas F G Ukari Figgs F Coaches: Carolyn Peck, Pam Stackhouse, Kerry Cremeans, Seth Kushkin Camille Cooper Michelle Duhart Stephanie White-McCarty 89

13 MILESTONE GAMES - FINAL FOURS PURDUE VS. SW MISSOURI STATE TE March 30, 2001 Savvis Center St. Louis, Mo. Attendance: 20,551 Committee defense held Jackie Stiles, the NCAA s s all-time leading scorer er, in check, but Southwest Missouri State couldn t t stop Katie Douglas. faced a daunting task when it took the floor against Southwest Missouri State in the first semifinal of the 2001 NCAA Women s Final Four. The Boilermakers had to do what almost no team had done over the last four years - stop Jackie Stiles. Stiles, the NCAA s all-time leading scorer, came into the contest averaging nearly 30 points per game. She scored seven of the Lady Bears first nine points, but was held scoreless from the 16:46 mark of the first half until intermission. In the meantime, built a 17-point halftime lead. Over the final 20 minutes, Stiles scored 15 points. But as a group, the Lady Bears could do no better than trade baskets until the horn sounded in s 17-point victory. Senior Katie Douglas scored a game-high 25 points, while classmate Camille Cooper added a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds. #15 SMS FG Mitchem-f Deer-f Rante-c Stiles-g Campbell-g Kiss Vicente Busbey Kadic Hohenberger McMorris Cavey Team #9 FG Hurns-f Wright-f Cooper-c Komara-g Douglas-g Hicks Parks Jones Crawford Langston Noon Team PURDUE VS. NOTRE DAME April 1, 2001 Savvis Center St. Louis, Mo. Attendance: 20,551 Katie Douglas scored 18 points in 40 minutes in the title game. Sher hereka eka Wright scored 17 points in a starting role against Notre Dame. For the second time in three years found itself battling for a national championship. This time the Boilermakers came up against a familiar foe in intrastate rival Notre Dame. Though the two teams met in South Bend four months earlier, with the Fighting Irish winning by 11, the game for all the marbles was played at the Savvis Center in St. Louis, Mo., on April 1. took control early and led 10-2 less than four minutes into the contest. The Boilermakers held a six-point lead at halftime. But Notre Dame quickly tied the score at 32 at the beginning of the second half. responded and went ahead by eight with 12:33 left before the Fighting Irish again fought back to knot the issue at the 7:55 mark. Three more ties followed before a breakaway layup by senior Katie Douglas put up with 1:22 to play. Notre Dame s Ruth Riley scored 21 seconds later. And after failed to convert on its next possession, Riley hit two free throws for what became the final margin. Douglas last-second attempt bounced off the rim. #9 FG Hurns-f Wright-f Cooper-c Komara-g Douglas-g Hicks Parks Crawford Noon Team #2 Notre Dame FG Haney-f Siemon-f Riley-c Ratay-g Ivey-g Joyce Barksdale

14 COACHING HISTORY Deborah Gebhardt One Year Overall: 8-8 (.500) Big Ten: 0-0 ( ) Overall Big ig Ten en Conference ence Season W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Place rd Nell ell For ortner One Year Overall: (.607) Big Ten: 12-4 (.750) Overall Big ig Ten en Conference ence Season W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Place T1st Dr.. Ruth uth Jones Years Overall: (.385) Big Ten: (.264) Overall Big ig Ten en Conference ence Season W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Place th T5th T7th T6th T7th T7th th th T7th T5th Marsha Reall One Year Overall: 18-9 (.667) Big Ten: 10-8 (.556) Overall Big ig Ten en Conference ence Season W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Place th Carolyn Peck eck Two Years Overall: (.838) Big Ten: 26-6 (.813) Overall Big ig Ten en Conference ence Season W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Place T3rd st Kristy Curry 2000-present Three Years Overall: (.788) Big Ten: (.792) Overall Big ig Ten en Conference ence Season W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Place T3rd st st Pur urdue due Coaching Overall Big ig Ten en Conference ence W L Pct. W L Pct. 27 years Lin Dunn Nine Years Overall: (.752) Big Ten: (.759) Overall Big ig Ten en Conference ence Season W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Place rd rd rd st nd th T1st T1st th Note ote: From 1976 to 1982, the Big Ten Tournament determined the conference champion and standings. Double round-robin play began in the season. Championships prior to the season were not sanctioned by the Big Ten. Boutwell, Lamar 1996 Boychuk, Dallas Collen, Tom Cremeans, Kerry Cross, Nancy 1978, Curr urry,, Kelly elly Darr, Luzonne 1976 Emanuel, Carol Goestenkors, Gail Gordon, Kathy Hook, Gail 1995 Jacobs, Ellen 1978 Jones, Rosie 1989 Joseph, MaChelle All-Time Assistant Coaches Kushkin, Seth Lang, Erika 1996 Lawler, Karen 1990 Malouf, Janet 1990 Means, Pam Myers, Mary Ann 1983 Peck, Carolyn 1997 Plice, Darla 1979 Robinson, Lynette 1986 Sharp, Sarah 1994 Stackhouse, Pam Touloukian, Brock 1988 Wise, Sue

15 ALL-TIME ROSTER The All-Time Roster includes all student-athletes who have e played in at least one official Pur urdue women s s basketball game from to Year listed refers to the second calendar year of the season (e.g refers to ). - A - Alston, Sandy (F/C) Anderson, Hannah (F) 2002 Anderson, Karen (C) Awald, Julie (G) B - Baker, Nellie (G) 1976 Bartz, Sue (F/C) Baxter, Barbie (G) 1997 Bechta, Debbie (G) 1977, 1980 Bird, Danielle (G) Brentlinger, Sandra (F) 1977 Brooks, DeLys (C) Brooks, Erika (F) C - Calhoun, Jane (C) 1988* Carbaugh, Barbara (G) 1977 Carney, Staci (G) Carswell, Karen (G) 1976 Carter, Kim (G) 1980 Cender, Natasha (C) 1976 Chastain, Jane (C) 1976 Clem, Wendy (G) 1977 Clor, Mona (F) Cooper, Camille (C) Costello, Trina (F) Crain, Shelly (F) 1976 Crawford, Candi (F) Cullop, Tricia (F) Curless, Mackenzie (F) Curtis, Vicki (G) D - Davis, Brenda (F) Davis, Mandy (G) 2002 Desmond, Diamond (C) 1997 Doelling, Erin (G) Donaghy, Sally (G) Douglas, Katie (G/F) Duhart, Michelle (F) E - Eddie, Tina (F) Edgar, Alison (G) 1996 Emanuel, Carol (G/F) Erb, Summer (C) 1996 Erickson, Nicole (G) Evans, Shelia (G) F - Fackler, Sue (C) Feldhake, Barbara (C) 1977 Figgs, Ukari (G) Folk, Anita (G) 1979 Foote, Linda (G) Fruend, Janet (F/C) Funkhouser, Debbie (G) G - Gill, Donna (F/C) Graham, Cherrise (G) 2001 Griffin, Melina (G/F) H - Hamilton, Holly (G) 1976 Hampel, Amy (G) Harris, Pat (G/F) Harshman, Carla (F) 1976 Hatke, Kathy (F) Heikes, Emily (F) 2002 Hicks, Lindsey (F) Hildebrand, Andrea (G) Holmes, Joy (G/F) Humm, Tina (G) 1990 Hurns, Shalicia (F) I - Inman, Elisa (F) 2000 Isom, Jennifer (F) J - Jacoby, Jennifer (G) Jahner, Lisa (G/F) Jaumotte, Juliann (C) *-92 Johnson, Leslie (C) Jones, Beth (G) Joppe, Jean (F) Joseph, MaChelle (G) K - Kelsay, Brenda (G) Kelsey, Joan (G/F) 1981 Kintzele, Darlene (G/F) 1983 Kirk, Tonya (F) Komara, Kelly (G) Kraiza, Stacy (F) 1989* Kuhl, Chris (F) Kvachkoff, Anne (G) L - LaCroix, Christa (C) LaLonde, Michelle (F) Lamping, Cindy (G) Langston, Mo-nique (G/F) Lapaich, Beth (F) Layman, Kelli (G/F) Lindsey, Carol (F) Lindsey, Shannon (C) Llewellyn, Linda (F) 1976 Lovelace, Stacey (F/C) M - Madsen, Carol (G) 1990 Marrs, Linda (F/C) Martin, Carmella (G/F) Mateen, Rhonda (C) McCulley, Danielle (F) McGinnis, Margaret (G) McMullen, Lynn (G) 1976 Meadows, Laura (F) 2002 Meier, Doni (F) 1978 Millard, Beth (F/C) Miller, Betsy (C) 1977 Million, Renetta (G) 1985 Moren, Teri (G) Mott, Mindy (C) 1976 Murdock, Connie (F) N - Neal, Dena (G) 1976 Newcomb, Laura (F) Nicholas, Helen (G/F) Noon, Mary Jo (C) 1999* P - Parks, Shinika (G) Pieper, Kathy (G/F) 1976 Porritt, Amy (G) Potter, Shayla (G) R - Roland, Jannon (G/F) Ruley, Amy (G) S - Sanders, Rita (G) Sauer, Jill (F) 1986* Schultz, Leslie (F/C) Schumm, Debbie (G) 1977 Shaffer, Amy (F) Sharp, Kay (G/F/C) Sharp, Sabrina (F/C) 1981 Stewart, Schenita (G) 1993 Stoner, Tina (G/F) 1983 Swopes, Sonja (G) T - Taggart, Nicki (G) Terry, Michelle (F) 1993 Tucker, Kay (F) Tyree, Cathey (F/C) V - Valek, Erika (G) Vancheri, Fran (G) 1983 Vander Plaats, Crystal (G) 2002 VanGorp, Michele (C) Vaughan, Jodi (F) Versyp, Sharon (G) W - Weaks, Marcia (G) 1977 White, Stephanie (G/F) Williams, Brea (F) 2002 Worster, Trish (G) 1988 Wright, Sher hereka eka (F) Wright, Susie (G) Y - Yasen, Corissa (F) 1997 Young, Lucy (F) 1976 Young, Tiffany (G) Z - Zelazny, Debra (F) 1983 Zinn, Darlene (G) * denotes redshirt season. bold denotes name on roster. 92

16 ALL-TIME ROSTER BY HOME STATE ALABAMA (2) Diamond Desmond, Gadsden Tiffany Young, Hillsboro ARIZONA (1) Darlene Kintzele, Tucson CALIFORNIA (4) Nicole Erickson, Fullerton Mo-nique Langston, Bakersfield Shinika Parks, Suisun Shayla Potter, Inglewood CONNECTICUT (1) Lucy Young, Roxbury IDAHO (1) Corissa Yasen, Coeur d Alene ILLINOIS (7) DeLys Brooks, Waukegan Erika Brooks, Evanston Staci Carney, Calumet City Trina Costello, White Heath Emily Heikes, Palos Hills Andrea Hildebrand, Bourbonnais Schenita Stewart, Evanston INDIANA (76) Hannah Anderson, West Lafayette Julie Awald, Walkerton Nellie Baker, Bedford Barbie Baxter, Williamsport Danielle Bird, Fort Wayne Sandra Brentlinger, Knox Jane Calhoun, Tipton Barbara Carbaugh, Logansport Karen Carswell, Culver Kim Carter, Lafayette Jane Chastain, Bedford Wendy Clem, Elkhart Shelly Crain, Metea Candi Crawford, Fort Wayne Tricia Cullop, Bicknell Mackenzie Curless, Martinsville Vicki Curtis, South Bend Brenda Davis, Lebanon Erin Doelling, Valparaiso Katie Douglas, Indianapolis Alison Edgar, Spencerville Barbara Feldhake, Indianapolis Anita Folk, Warsaw Linda Foote, Clarksville Debbie Funkhouser, Zionsville Donna Gill, Fort Wayne Melina Griffin, Anderson Holly Hamilton, Speedway Amy Hampel, Butler Carla Harshman, Frankfort Kathy Hatke, Lafayette Tina Humm, Otterbein Shalicia Hurns, Indianapolis Jennifer Isom, Bloomington Jennifer Jacoby, Rossville Leslie Johnson, Fort Wayne MaChelle Joseph, Auburn Brenda Kelsay, Shelbyville Kelly Komara, Schererville Chris Kuhl, Anderson Anne Kvachkoff, Crown Point Cindy Lamping, Hamburg Beth Lapaich, La Porte Kelli Layman, New Paris Carol Lindsey, Rockville Shannon Lindsey, Indianapolis Linda Llewellyn, Lowell Linda Marrs, Bowling Green Carmella Martin, East Chicago Danielle McCulley, Gary Margaret McGinnis, Fowler Lynn McMullen, Rockville Beth Millard, Kokomo Betsy Miller, Rushville Renetta Million, Lafayette Teri Moren, Seymour Mindy Mott, Warren Connie Murdock, South Bend Dana Neal, South Bend Laura Newcomb, Rochester Mary Jo Noon, Clarksville Kathy Pieper, Columbus Amy Ruley, Lowell Rita Sanders, New Castle Debbie Schumm, Bluffton Kay Sharp, Lafayette Sabrina Sharp, Muncie Cathey Tyree, Fort Wayne Crystal Vander Plaats, West Lafayette Jodi Vaughan, Carmel Sharon Versyp, Mishawaka Marcia Weaks, Indianapolis Stephanie White, West Lebanon Brea Williams, Jeffersonville Susie Wright, Williamsport Darlene Zinn, Flora KENTUCKY (3) Camille Cooper, Georgetown Ukari Figgs, Georgetown Tina Stoner, Louisville MICHIGAN (9) Natasha Cender, Brighton Mona Clor, Redford Stacy Kraiza, St. Clair Shores Stacey Lovelace, Detroit Doni Meier, Richland Amy Porritt, St. Joseph Amy Shaffer, Hillsdale Michele VanGorp, Macomb Debra Zelazny, Birmingham NEW JERSEY (1) Sandy Alston, Pedricktown OHIO (19) Sally Donaghy, Cincinnati Tina Eddie, Columbus Carol Emanuel, Seven Hills Summer Erb, Lakewood Sheila Evans, Springfield Pat Harris, Columbus Lindsey Hicks, Lebanon Joy Holmes, Mansfield Elisa Inman, Wadsworth Beth Jones, Mason Joan Kelsey, Lakewood Tonya Kirk, Cincinnati Michelle LaLonde, Columbus Carol Madsen, Reading Rhonda Mateen, Akron Jannon Roland, Urbana Sonja Swopes, Cleveland Michelle Terry, Springfield Kay Tucker, Cleveland OKLAHOMA (1) Trish Worster, Norman PENNSYL ENNSYLVANIA (6) Debbie Bechta, Darby Sue Fackler, Glenside Cherrise Graham, Conshohocken Juliann Jaumotte, Pittsburgh Helen Nicholas, Ridley Park Fran Vancheri, Pittsburgh TEXAS (3) Mandy Davis, Temple Erika Valek, Lubbock Shereka Wright, Copperas Cove VIRGINIA (1) Michelle Duhart, Arlington WEST VIRGINIA (1) Laura Meadows, Huntington WISCONSIN (9) Karen Anderson, Whitefish Bay Sue Bartz, Green Bay Janet Fruend, Merrill Lisa Jahner, Appleton Jean Joppe, Green Bay Christa LaCroix, Oak Creek Jill Sauer, Appleton Leslie Schultz, Neenah Nicki Taggart, Platteville 93

17 ALL-TIME ROSTER BY HEIGHT 6-FOOT-6-6 (2) Summer Erb Michele VanGorp 6-FOOT-5-5 (1) Mary Jo Noon 6-FOOT-4-4 (4) Camille Cooper Christa LaCroix Shannon Lindsey Stacey Lovelace 6-FOOT-3-3 (8) DeLys Brooks Jane Calhoun Shalicia Hurns Juliann Jaumotte Stacy Kraiza Rhonda Mateen Danielle McCulley Laura Meadows 6-FOOT-2-2 (8) Karen Anderson Tricia Cullop Diamond Desmond Sue Fackler Tonya Kirk Elisa Inman Connie Murdock Michelle Terry 6-FOOT-1-1 (13) Natasha Cender Candi Crawford Mackenzie Curless Katie Douglas Tina Eddie Barbara Feldhake Janet Fruend Donna Gill Lindsey Hicks Leslie Johnson Jannon Roland Jill Sauer Brea Williams 6-FOOT (14) Hannah Anderson Michelle Duhart Melina Griffin Emily Heikes Lisa Jahner Jean Joppe Beth Lapaich Carol Madsen Beth Millard Leslie Schultz Amy Shaffer Kay Tucker Jodi Vaughn Corissa Yasen 5-FOOT (16) Sue Bartz Erika Brooks Mona Clor Trina Costello Carol Emanuel Darlene Kintzele Michelle LaLonde Mo-nique Langston Betsy Miller Kay Sharp Sabrina Sharp Tina Stoner Cathey Tyree Stephanie White Tiffany Young Debra Zelazny 5-FOOT (10) Sandy Alston Jane Chastain Sally Donaghy Pat Harris Joy Holmes Jennifer Isom Cindy Lamping Linda Marrs Doni Meier Shereka Wright 5-FOOT-9-9 (11) Ukari Figgs Debbie Funkhouser Andrea Hildebrand Beth Jones Joan Kelsey Chris Kuhl Anne Kvachkoff Mindy Mott Laura Newcomb Sonja Swopes Crystal Vander Plaats 5-FOOT-8-8 (12) Sandra Brentlinger Carla Harshman Kathy Hatke MaChelle Joseph Brenda Kelsay Kelli Layman Linda Llewellyn Carmella Martin Teri Moren Shinika Parks Sharon Versyp Lucy Young 5-FOOT-7-7 (19) Julie Awald Barbie Baxter Danielle Bird Shelly Crain Vicki Curtis Brenda Davis Mandy Davis Erin Doelling Alison Edgar Shelia Evans Linda Foote Cherrise Graham Amy Hampel Jennifer Jacoby Kelly Komara Carol Lindsey Kathy Pieper Schenita Stewart Nicki Taggart 5-FOOT-6-6 (11) Staci Carney Wendy Clem Nicole Erickson Anita Folk Tina Humm Helen Nicholas Shayla Potter Rita Sanders Debbie Schumm Erika Valek Fran Vancheri Darlene Zinn 5-FOOT-5-5 (4) Nellie Baker Debbie Bechta Barbara Carbaugh Karen Carswell 5-FOOT-4-4 (8) Kim Carter Holly Hamilton Margaret McGinnis Renetta Million Dena Neal Amy Porritt Amy Ruley Susie Wright 5-FOOT-3-3 (3) Lynn McMullen Marcia Weaks Trish Worster If you add up the heights of all the players in history, the total in inches is 10,045. That translates to 837 feet and 279 yards. If you could bring them all back and line them up on the court, they would reach from baseline to baseline nine times

18 ALL-TIME UNIFORM NUMBERS 00 Michelle Terry Laura Meadows Summer Erb 1996 Kelly Komara Teri Moren Lindsey Hicks Lisa Jahner 1985 Ukari Figgs Lynn McMullen 1976 Sharon Versyp Staci Carney Hannah Anderson Kay Tucker Nicole Erickson Barbie Baxter 1997 Shinika Parks Amy Ruley Pat Harris Brenda Kelsay Erika Brooks Andrea Hildebrand Alison Edgar Nicki Taggart Susie Wright 1978 Anne Kvachkoff Crystal Vander Plaats Dena Neal 1976 Barbara Feldhake 1977 Amy Ruley 1978 Margaret McGinnis Amy Porritt Lisa Jahner Tonya Kirk Danielle Bird Debbie Bechta 1977 Christa LaCroix Donna Gill Corissa Yasen Barbara Carbaugh 1977 Stacy Kraiza Shannon Lindsey Shayla Potter Elisa Inman Lucy Young 1976 Marcia Weaks 1977 Renetta Million 1985 Shelia Evans 1988 MaChelle Joseph Stephanie White Rhonda Mateen Jennifer Jacoby Tiffany Young Linda Marrs Trina Costello 1987 Trish Worster 1988 Beth Lapaich Kathy Pieper 1976 Rita Sanders Debbie Bechta 1980 Julie Awald Debra Zelazny 1983 Sandy Alston Mackenzie Curless Mandy Davis Holly Hamilton 1976 Carmella Martin 1977 Darlene Zinn 1979 Kelli Layman Michelle LaLonde 1982 Jill Sauer 1987 Carol Madsen 1990 Schenita Stewart 1993 Danielle McCulley Beth Jones Debbie Funkhouser Tina Stoner 1983 Melina Griffin Candi Crawford Chris Kuhl 1977 Beth Millard 1978 Anita Folk 1979 Joan Kelsay 1981 Fran Vancheri 1983 Mona Clor Linda Foote Stacey Lovelace Katie Douglas Brenda Davis Sandy Alston 1985 Tricia Cullop Michele VanGorp Michelle Duhart Erika Valek Mindy Mott 1976 Sue Fackler Amy Hampel Michelle LaLonde 1983 Sally Donaghy Jill Sauer Sonja Swopes 1992 Leslie Johnson Diamond Desmond Linda Llewellyn 1976 Laura Newcomb Amy Porritt 1982 Erin Doelling Tina Eddie Kathy Hatke 1976 Carmella Martin 1978 Kim Carter 1980 Vicki Curtis 1981 Jennifer Isom Linda Foote 1987 Joy Holmes Cindy Lamping Shayla Potter 1997 Connie Murdock Carla Harshman 1976 Carol Lindsey Carol Emanuel Mo-nique Langston Shelley Crain 1976 Darlene Zinn 1978 Sue Bartz Janet Fruend Jodi Vaughan Tina Humm 1990 Jannon Roland Camille Cooper Natasha Cender 1976 Beth Millard Kelli Layman 1982 Michelle LaLonde Helen Nicholas Jean Joppe Leslie Schultz Kay Sharp Trina Costello 1988 Shalicia Hurns 2001 Brea Williams Jane Chastain 1976 Kathy Hatke Sue Fackler 1980 DeLys Brooks Karen Anderson Jane Calhoun Cherrise Graham Doni Meier 1978 Sue Bartz 1979 Sabrina Sharp 1981 Darlene Kintzele 1983 Cathey Tyree Shereka Wright Amy Shaffer Emily Heikes Juliann Jaumotte Mary Jo Noon

19 ALL-TIME LINEUPS PPG RPG APG F: Brenda Davis, So., * F: Linda Marrs, Fr., * C: Natasha Cender, Fr., * G: Amy Ruley, So., * G: Holly Hamilton, So., * F: Carol Lindsey, Jr., F: Kathy Hatke, Jr., G: Amy Ruley, Jr., G: Rita Sanders, Fr., G: Helen Nicholas, Sr., F: Carol Lindsey, Sr., * F: Jean Joppe, Fr., * C: Sue Fackler, Fr., * G: Amy Ruley, Sr., * G: Rita Sanders, So., * F: Laura Newcomb, So., * F: Jean Joppe, So., * C: Sue Fackler, So., * G: Debbie Funkhouser, So., * G: Rita Sanders, Jr., * F: Carol Emanuel, Fr., F: Laura Newcomb, Jr., F: Sue Bartz, So., G: Margaret McGinnis, So., G: Debbie Funkhouser, Jr., F: Carol Emanuel, So., F: Laura Newcomb, Sr., F: Sue Bartz, Jr., C: DeLys Brooks, Jr., G: Debbie Funkhouser, Sr., F: Carol Emanuel, Jr., F: Sue Bartz, Sr., F: Leslie Schultz, Jr., C: DeLys Brooks, Sr., G: Margaret McGinnis, Sr., F: Carol Emanuel, Sr., F: Jennifer Isom, So., C: Leslie Schultz, Sr., G: Erin Doelling, Fr., G: Brenda Kelsay, So., F: Kay Sharp, Fr., F: Cathey Tyree, Fr., C: Janet Fruend, Fr., G: Erin Doelling, So., G: Brenda Kelsay, Jr., PPG RPG APG Forward: Kay Sharp, So., Forward: Cathey Tyree, So., Center: Christa LaCroix, Fr., Guard: Lisa Jahner, Fr., Guard: Sharon Versyp, Fr., F: Sandy Alston, Jr., F: Cathey Tyree, Jr., G: Lisa Jahner, So., G: Sharon Versyp, So., G: Erin Doelling, Sr., F: Kay Sharp, Sr., F: Cathey Tyree, Sr., C: Christa LaCroix, Jr., G: Lisa Jahner, Jr., G: Sharon Versyp, Jr., F: Jill Sauer, Jr., C: Christa LaCroix, Sr., G: Lisa Jahner, Sr., G: Sharon Versyp, Sr., G: Anne Kvachkoff, Jr., F: Joy Holmes, So., F: Jill Sauer, Sr., C: Rhonda Mateen, So., G: MaChelle Joseph, Fr., G: Anne Kvachkoff, Sr., F: Joy Holmes, Jr., F: Donna Gill, So., C: Rhonda Mateen, Jr., G: MaChelle Joseph, So., G: Carol Madsen, Fr., F: Joy Holmes, Sr., F: Donna Gill, Jr., C: Rhonda Mateen, Sr., G: Teri Moren, Sr., G: MaChelle Joseph, Jr., F: Kay Tucker, Jr., F: Donna Gill, Sr., C: Jane Calhoun, Sr., G: Staci Carney, Jr., G: MaChelle Joseph, Sr., F: Kay Tucker, Sr., F: Tricia Cullop, Sr., C: Stacey Lovelace, Fr., G: Jennifer Jacoby, So., G: Cindy Lamping, So.,

20 ALL-TIME LINEUPS PPG RPG APG F: Tonya Kirk, So., F: Stacey Lovelace, So., C: Leslie Johnson, Fr., G: Jennifer Jacoby, Jr., G: Cindy Lamping, Jr., F: Jannon Roland, So., F: Danielle McCulley, So., C: Stacey Lovelace, Jr., G: Jennifer Jacoby, Sr., G: Cindy Lamping, Sr., F: Tonya Kirk, Sr., F: Jannon Roland, Jr., C: Stacey Lovelace, Sr., G: Nicole Erickson, So., G: Stephanie White, Fr., F: Corissa Yasen, Sr., F: Mackenzie Curless, Fr., F: Jannon Roland, Sr., G: Ukari Figgs, So., G: Stephanie White, So., F: Stephanie White, Jr., F: Michelle Duhart, So., C: Mackenzie Curless, So., G: Ukari Figgs, Jr., G: Tiffany Young, So., F: Stephanie White-McCarty, Sr., F: Michelle Duhart, Jr., C: Camille Cooper, So., G: Ukari Figgs, Sr., G: Katie Douglas, So., Four-Y our-year ear Star tarters ters Carol Emanuel, F Cathey Tyree, F Sharon Versyp, G MaChelle Joseph, G Stacey Lovelace, C/F Stephanie White, G/F Freshman Star tarters ters Natasha Cender, C Linda Marrs, F Rita Sanders, G Sue Fackler, C Jean Joppe, F Carol Emanuel, F Erin Doelling, G Janet Fruend, C Kay Sharp, F Cathey Tyree, F Lisa Jahner, G Christa LaCroix, C Sharon Versyp, G MaChelle Joseph, G Carol Madsen, G Stacey Lovelace, C Leslie Johnson, C Stephanie White, G Mackenzie Curless, F Shalicia Hurns, F Erika Valek, G F: Katie Douglas, Jr., F: Michelle Duhart, Sr., C: Camille Cooper, Jr., G: Kelly Komara, So., G: Shinika Parks, Jr., F: Katie Douglas, Sr., F: Shalicia Hurns, Fr., C: Camille Cooper, Sr., G: Kelly Komara, Jr., G: Erika Valek, Fr., F: Laura Meadows, Sr., F: Shereka Wright, So., C: Mary Jo Noon, Jr., G: Kelly Komara, Sr., G: Erika Valek, So.,

21 BIG TEN CHAMPIONS 1991 Outright Champions (17-1) Head Coach: Lin Dunn Assistant Coaches: Tom Collen, Gail Goestenkors, Pam Means Captains: Joy Holmes, MaChelle Joseph Usual Starting Lineup: F-Holmes, F-Gill, C-Mateen, G-Moren, G-Joseph Player Hometown PPG RPG APG Erika Brooks, Sr., F, 5-11 Evanston, Ill Jane Calhoun, Jr., C, 6-3 Tipton, Ind Staci Carney, So., G, 5-6 Calumet City, Ill Tricia Cullop, So., F, 6-2 Bicknell, Ind Tina Eddie, So., F, 6-1 Columbus, Ohio Donna Gill, Jr., F, 6-1 Fort Wayne, Ind Joy Holmes, Sr., F, 5-10 Mansfield, Ohio Juliann Jaumotte, Jr., C, 6-3 Pittsburgh, Pa. Redshirted MaChelle Joseph, Jr., G, 5-8 Auburn, Ind Stacy Kraiza, So., F, 6-3 St. Clair Shores, Mich Rhonda Mateen, Sr., C, 6-3 Akron, Ohio Teri Moren, Sr., G, 5-8 Seymour, Ind Kay Tucker, So., F, 6-0 Cleveland, Ohio Co-Champions (16-2) Head Coach: Lin Dunn Assistant Coaches: Dallas Boychuk, MaChelle Joseph, Sarah Sharp Captains: Andrea Hildebrand, Cindy Lamping Usual Star tarting ting Lineup: F-Kirk, F-Lovelace, C-Johnson, G-Jacoby, G-Lamping Player Hometown PPG RPG APG Melina Griffin, So., G, 6-0 Anderson, Ind Andrea Hildebrand, Jr., G, 5-9 Bourbonnais, Ill Jennifer Jacoby, Jr., G, 5-7 Rossville, Ind Leslie Johnson, Fr., C, 6-1 Fort Wayne, Ind Tonya Kirk, So., F, 6-2 Cincinnati, Ohio Cindy Lamping, Jr., G, 5-10 Hamburg, Ind Shannon Lindsey, Jr., C, 6-4 Indianapolis, Ind Stacey Lovelace, So., F, 6-4 Detroit, Mich Danielle McCulley, Fr., F, 6-3 Gary, Ind Jannon Roland, Fr., G, 6-1 Urbana, Ohio Nicki Taggart, Fr., G, 5-7 Platteville, Wis Co-Champions (13-3) Head Coach: Lin Dunn Assistant Coaches: Dallas Boychuk, MaChelle Joseph, Gail Hook Captains: Jennifer Jacoby, Cindy Lamping, Shannon Lindsey Usual Star tarting ting Lineup: F-Roland, F-McCulley, C-Lovelace, G-Jacoby, G-Lamping Player Hometown PPG RPG APG Nicole Erickson, Fr., G, 5-6 Fullerton, Calif Melina Griffin, Jr., G, 6-0 Anderson, Ind Jennifer Jacoby, Sr., G, 5-7 Rossville, Ind Leslie Johnson, So., C, 6-1 Fort Wayne, Ind Tonya Kirk, Jr., F, 6-2 Cincinnati, Ohio Cindy Lamping, Sr., G, 5-10 Hamburg, Ind Shannon Lindsey, Sr., C, 6-4 Indianapolis, Ind Stacey Lovelace, Jr., C, 6-4 Detroit, Mich Danielle McCulley, So., F, 6-3 Gary, Ind Jannon Roland, So., F, 6-1 Urbana, Ohio Nicki Taggart, So., G, 5-7 Platteville, Wis Michele VanGorp, Fr., C, 6-6 Macomb, Mich Tri-Champions (12-4) Head Coach: Nell Fortner Assistant Coaches: Carolyn Peck, Pam Stackhouse, Kerry Cremeans Captain: Jannon Roland Usual Star tarting ting Lineup: F-Yasen, F-Curless, F-Roland, G-Figgs, G-White Player Hometown PPG RPG APG Barbie Baxter, Sr., G, 5-7 Williamsport, Ind Danielle Bird, Fr., G, 5-7 Fort Wayne, Ind Mackenzie Curless, Fr., F, 6-1 Martinsville, Ind Michelle Duhart, Fr., F, 6-0 Arlington, Va Ukari Figgs, So., G, 5-9 Georgetown, Ky Shayla Potter, Fr., G, 5-6 Inglewood, Calif Jannon Roland, Sr., F, 6-1 Urbana, Ohio Amy Shaffer, So., F, 6-0 Hillsdale, Mich Stephanie White, So., G, 5-11 West Lebanon, Ind Corissa Yasen, Sr., F, 6-0 Coeur d Alene, Idaho Tiffany Young, Fr., G, 5-11 Hillsboro, Ala Outright Champions (16-0) Head Coach: Carolyn Peck Assistant Coaches: Pam Stackhouse, Kerry Cremeans, Seth Kushkin Captains: Ukari Figgs, Stephanie White-McCarty Usual Star tarting ting Lineup: F-White-McCarty, F-Duhart, C-Cooper, G-Figgs, G-Douglas Player Hometown PPG RPG APG Danielle Bird, Jr., G, 5-7 Fort Wayne, Ind Camille Cooper, So., C, 6-4 Georgetown, Ky Candi Crawford, So., F, 6-1 Fort Wayne, Ind Mackenzie Curless, Jr., F, 6-1 Martinsville, Ind Katie Douglas, So., G/F, 6-1 Indianapolis, Ind Michelle Duhart, Jr., F, 6-0 Arlington, Va Ukari Figgs, Sr., G, 5-9 Georgetown, Ky Kelly Komara, Fr., G, 5-7 Schererville, Ind Mo-nique Langston, So., G/F, 5-11 Bakersfield, Calif Beth Lapaich, So., F, 6-0 La Porte, Ind Connie Murdock, So., F, 6-2 South Bend, Ind Mary Jo Noon, Fr., C, 6-5 Clarksville, Ind. Redshirted Shayla Potter, Jr., G, 5-6 Inglewood, Calif Amy Shaffer, Sr., F, 6-0 Hillsdale, Mich S. White-McCarty, Sr., G/F, 5-11 West Lebanon, Ind Tiffany Young, Jr., G, 5-11 Hillsboro, Ala Outright Champions (14-2) Head Coach: Kristy Curry Assistant Coaches: Pam Stackhouse, Kerry Cremeans, Kelly Curry Captains: Camille Cooper, Katie Douglas Usual Star tarting ting Lineup: F-Douglas, F-Hurns, C-Cooper, G-Komara, G-Valek Player Hometown PPG RPG APG Camille Cooper, Sr., C, 6-4 Georgetown, Ky Candi Crawford, Sr., F, 6-1 Fort Wayne, Ind Katie Douglas, Sr., G/F, 6-1 Indianapolis, Ind Lindsey Hicks, Fr., F, 6-1 Lebanon, Ohio Shalicia Hurns, Fr., F, 6-3 Indianapolis, Ind Beth Jones, Fr., G, 5-9 Maineville, Ohio Kelly Komara, Jr., G, 5-7 Schererville, Ind Mo-nique Langston, Sr., G/F, 5-11 Bakersfield, Calif Laura Meadows, Sr., F, 6-3 Huntington, W.Va. Redshirted Mary Jo Noon, So., C, 6-5 Clarksville, Ind Shinika Parks, Sr., G, 5-8 Suisun, Calif Erika Valek, Fr., G, 5-6 Lubbock, Texas Shereka Wright, Fr., F, 5-10 Copperas Cove, Texas Outright Champions (13-3) Head Coach: Kristy Curry Assistant Coaches: Pam Stackhouse, Kerry Cremeans, Kelly Curry Captains: Kelly Komara, Laura Meadows Usual Star tarting ting Lineup: F-Meadows, F-Wright, C-Noon, G-Komara, G-Valek Player Hometown PPG RPG APG Hannah Anderson, Fr., F, 6-0 West Lafayette, Ind Emily Heikes, Fr., F, 6-0 Palos Hills, Ill Lindsey Hicks, So., F, 6-1 Lebanon, Ohio Beth Jones, So., G, 5-9 Maineville, Ohio Kelly Komara, Sr., G, 5-7 Schererville, Ind Laura Meadows, Sr., F, 6-3 Huntington, W.Va Mary Jo Noon, Jr., C, 6-5 Clarksville, Ind Erika Valek, So., G, 5-6 Lubbock, Texas Crystal Vander Plaats, Sr., G, 5-9 West Lafayette, Ind Brea Williams, Sr., F, 6-1 Jeffersonville, Ind Shereka Wright, So., F, 5-10 Copperas Cove, Texas

22 Joy Holmes 1991 G/F,, 5-10, Mansfield, Ohio hio MaChelle Joseph 1992 G, 5-8, Auburn, Ind. ALL-AMERICANS Stacey Lovelace 1995 F/C, 6-4, Detroit, Mich Kodak All-America Team Kerry Bascome, Connecticut Daedra Charles, Tennessee Dana Chatman, LSU Delmonica DeHorney, Arkansas Sonja Henning, Stanford Joy Holmes, Carolyn Jones, Auburn Genia Miller, Cal State Fullerton Dawn Staley, Virginia Andrea Stinson, N.C. State Kodak All-America Team Shannon Cate, Montana Dena Head, Tennessee MaChelle Joseph, Rosemary Kosiorek, West Virginia Tammi Reiss, Virginia Susan Robinson, Penn State Frances Savage, Miami (Fla.) Dawn Staley, Virginia Sheryl Swoopes, Texas Tech Val Whiting, Stanford Kodak All-America Team Angela Aycock, Kansas Niesa Johnson, Alabama Vickie Johnson, Louisiana Tech Rebecca Lobo, Connecticut Stacey Lovelace, Nikki McCray, Tennessee Wendy Palmer, Virginia Jennifer Rizzotti, Connecticut Shelley Sheetz, Colorado Charlotte Smith, North Carolina Stephanie White-McCar ccarty 1999 G/F,, 5-11, West Lebanon, Ind. Katie Douglas 2000 and 2001 G/F,, 6-1, Indianapolis, Ind Kodak odak All-America Team eam Svetlana Abrosimova, Connecticut Tamika Catchings, Tennessee Becky Hammon, Colorado State Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee Kelly Miller, Georgia Maylana Martin, UCLA Semeka Randall, Tennessee Michele VanGorp, Duke Stephanie White-McCarty, Amanda Wilson, Louisiana Tech Kodak All-America Team Svetlana Abrosimova, Connecticut Edwina Brown, Texas Tamika Catchings, Tennessee Helen Darling, Penn State Katie Douglas, Tamicha Jackson, Louisiana Tech Kelly Miller, Georgia Shea Ralph, Connecticut Semeka Randall, Tennessee LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State Kodak All-America Team eam Svetlana Abrosimova, Connecticut Tamika Catchings, Tennessee Stacey Dales, Oklahoma Katie Douglas, Marie Ferdinand, LSU Kelly Miller, Georgia Ruth Riley, Notre Dame Georgia Schweitzer, Duke Jackie Stiles, Southwest Missouri State LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State 99

23 USA BASKETBALL has a rich history with USA, the national governing body for men s and women s basketball in the United States. USA is responsible for the selection, training and fielding of USA teams that compete in International Federation (FIBA) sponsored international basketball competitions. In addition to the selection and training of men s and women s basketball teams that represent the USA in international and national competitions, USA also is involved in the sanctioning of U.S. basketball team tours of foreign countries, foreign basketball team tours of the U.S., as well as overseeing the certification of FIBA and USA officials and the assignment of certified FIBA and USA officials to international competitions. USA teams participate in numerous competitions, including the Olympic Games, World Championships, Pan-American Games and World University Games. In addition, USA fields Junior National teams to compete in FIBA Junior World Championships and Select teams to tour foreign countries for international tournaments. Numerous players and coaches have participated in USA, including former Boilermaker coach Nell Fortner. Fortner, who coached to a Big Ten regular season championship in 1997, guided the USA Women s National Team to the gold medal at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia. In August of 2001, s Shereka Wright became the ninth player to don the red, white and blue as a member of the USA Women s World University Games Team. Wright and her 11 teammates won the gold medal in Beijing, China. MaChelle Joseph 1989 Junior Nationals 1990 Junior Nationals 1992 Jones Cup (G) Jennifer Jacoby 1995 Jones Cup (B) Stacey Lovelace 1995 Jones Cup (B) Jannon Roland 1995 Jones Cup (B) 1997 Jones Cup (S) Stephanie White 1996 Select Team 1997 Jones Cup (S) Ukari Figgs 1998 Select Team Katie Douglas 1998 Select Team 1999 World University Games (S) Camille Cooper 1999 World University Games (S) 2000 Jones Cup (G) Sher hereka eka Wright 2001 World University Games (G) (G)=Gold medal; (S)=Silver medal; (B)=Bronze medal 100

24 BOILERMAKERS IN THE PROS Boilermakers Active In 2002 Camille Cooper 01 New Yor ork k Liberty ty Katie Douglas 01 Orlando Miracle Ukari Figgs 99 Por ortland Fir ire From Pur urdue... To Professional Camille Cooper Los Angeles Sparks, WNBA 2001 New York Liberty, WNBA Katie Douglas Orlando Miracle, WNBA Lin Dunn, general manager/coach Portland Power, ABL Seattle Storm, WNBA Joy Holmes 91 Jennifer Jacoby 95 Stacey Lovelace 96 Ukari Figgs Los Angeles Sparks, WNBA Portland Fire, WNBA Jannon Roland 97 Corissa Yasen 97 Stephanie (White) McCarty 99 Nell For ortner tner,, general manager/coach Indiana Fever, WNBA Joy Holmes Seattle Reign, ABL Nashville Noise, ABL Detroit Shock, WNBA 2000 Jennifer Jacoby Portland Power, ABL Stacey Lovelace Atlanta Glory, ABL New England Blizzard, ABL Seattle Storm, WNBA Stephanie (White) McCarty Charlotte Sting, WNBA 1999 Indiana Fever, WNBA Carolyn Peck, general manager/coach Orlando Miracle, WNBA Jannon Roland Columbus Quest, ABL New England Blizzard, ABL Orlando Miracle, WNBA 2000 Corissa Yasen Sacramento Monarchs, WNBA

25 BARN BURNER TROPHY / TITAN SERIES Beginning with the season, the and Indiana women s basketball teams have played an annual game for the Barn Burner Trophy. The traveling trophy is similar in concept to football s Old Oaken Bucket and volleyball s Monon Spike. It is a wood plaque with a drawing of a barn and an attached basketball hoop, which best describes basketball in Indiana. Sara Lee Corporation funded the plaque as part of its Discover Women s Sports Program. The Hoosiers won 17 of the first 19 meetings between the two schools from 1976 to 1986, but has turned the tables by winning 28 of the last 33 to take a advantage in the all-time intrastate series. In , and Indiana raised the stakes in their storied rivalry by creating the Keebler-sponsored Titan Series, an all-sports competition between the two institutions. The results of meetings between every sport in which both schools compete figure in the final tally, with the winner of each event earning one point. In sports that feature two meetings in one season, the winner is awarded half a point for a victory. A total of 19 points are possible. Indiana won the inaugural Titan Series Trophy by a score of 10 to 9. Pur urdue-i due-indiana Barn arn Burner Trophy Results March 2, 1994 Location Result Most Valuable Player MVP s Points/Rebounds (Etc.) West Lafayette Jannon Roland, 23/2 Feb. 10, 1995 Bloomington Jennifer Jacoby, 11/4 Feb. 9, 1996 West Lafayette Jannon Roland, 13/4 Jan. 26, 1997 West Lafayette Indiana Bridget Porter, Indiana 13/14 (4 steals) Jan. 25, 1998 Bloomington Indiana Kristi Green, Indiana 18/1 Jan. 22, 1999 West Lafayette S. White-McCarty, 22/11 (10 assists) Jan. 23, 2000 Bloomington OT Katie Douglas, 24/15 (5 assists, 4 steals) Feb. 15, 2001 West Lafayette Camille Cooper, 25/4 (3 blocked shots) Jan. 17, 2002 Bloomington Laura Meadows, 15/16 Pur urdue-i due-indiana Rivalr alry Trophies Football ootball s s Old Oaken Bucket Women omen s s asketball s s Barn Burner Volleyball olleyball s s Monon Spike 102

26 FINAL ASSOCIATED PRESS POLLS * since , the first year appeared in the final AP poll Connecticut 2. Oklahoma 3. Duke 4. Vanderbilt 5. Stanford 6. Tennessee 7. Baylor 8. Louisiana Tech 9. PURDUE 10. Iowa State 11. Kansas State 12. Colorado 13. South Carolina 14. Texas 15. Old Dominion 16. North Carolina 17. Texas Tech 18. Minnesota 19. Cincinnati 20. Colorado State 21. Boston College 22. LSU 23. Florida International 24. Florida Penn State Connecticut 2. Notre Dame 3. Tennessee 4. Georgia 5. Duke 6. Louisiana Tech 7. Oklahoma 8. Iowa State 9. PURDUE 10. Vanderbilt 11. Rutgers 12. Xavier 13. Texas Tech 14. Florida 15. SW Missouri State 16. Iowa 17. Utah 18. LSU 19. N.C. State 20. Colorado 21. Penn State 22. Clemson 23. Baylor 24. Wisconsin 25. Arizona State Virginia Tech Connecticut 2. Tennessee 3. Louisiana Tech 4. Georgia 5. Notre Dame 6. Penn State 7. Iowa State 8. Rutgers 9. UC Santa Barbara 10. Duke 11. Texas Tech 12. Mississippi State 13. PURDUE 14. Old Dominion 15. LSU 16. Auburn 17. Boston College 18. Oklahoma 19. Virginia 20. Oregon 21. Arizona 22. Tulane 23. N.C. State 24. Xavier 25. Michigan PURDUE 2. Tennessee 3. Louisiana Tech 4. Connecticut 5. Old Dominion 6. Texas Tech 7. Colorado State 8. Notre Dame 9. Rutgers 10. Clemson 11. Duke 12. Georgia 13. Virginia Tech 14. North Carolina 15. UCLA 16. Oregon 17. UC Santa Barbara 18. Penn State 19. Iowa State 20. Virginia 21. LSU 22. Alabama 23. Tulane 24. Florida International 25. Toledo Tennessee 2. Old Dominion 3. Connecticut 4. Louisiana Tech 5. Stanford 6. Texas Tech 7. North Carolina 8. Duke 9. Arizona 10. N.C. State 11. Alabama 12. Florida International 13. Florida 14. Clemson 15. Western Kentucky 16. Illinois 17. Virginia 18. Vanderbilt 19. Stephen F. Austin 20. Hawaii 21. PURDUE 22. Drake 23. Iowa 24. Iowa State 25. UCLA Connecticut 2. Old Dominion 3. Stanford 4. North Carolina 5. Louisiana Tech 6. Georgia 7. Florida 8. Alabama 9. LSU 10. Tennessee 11. Kansas 12. Virginia 13. Auburn 14. Texas 15. Notre Dame 16. Illinois 17. Texas Tech 18. Colorado 19. Stephen F. Austin 20. Vanderbilt 21. Clemson 22. George Washington 23. Tulane 24. Michigan State 25. Western Kentucky Louisiana Tech 2. Connecticut 3. Stanford 4. Tennessee 5. Georgia 6. Old Dominion 7. Iowa 8. Penn State 9. Texas Tech 10. Alabama 11. Virginia 12. Vanderbilt 13. Duke 14. Clemson 15. PURDUE 16. Florida 17. Colorado 18. Wisconsin 19. Auburn 20. Kansas 21. Notre Dame 22. Oregon State 23. N.C. State 24. Mississippi 25. Texas A&M Connecticut 2. Colorado 3. Tennessee 4. Stanford 5. Texas Tech 6. Vanderbilt 7. Penn State 8. Louisiana Tech 9. Western Kentucky 10. Virginia 11. North Carolina 12. Georgia 13. Alabama 14. Washington 15. Arkansas 16. PURDUE 17. Florida 18. George Washington 19. Mississippi 20. Duke 21. Oregon State 22. San Diego State 23. Kansas 24. N.C. State 25. Old Dominion Tennessee 2. Penn State 3. Connecticut 4. North Carolina 5. Colorado 6. Louisiana Tech 7. USC 8. PURDUE 9. Texas Tech 10. Virginia 11. Stanford 12. Vanderbilt 13. Iowa 14. Seton Hall 15. Kansas 16. Alabama 17. Montana 18. Washington 19. Florida International 20. Florida 21. Boise State 22. Southern Mississippi 23. Mississippi 24. Bowling Green 25. Texas Vanderbilt 2. Tennessee 3. Ohio State 4. Iowa 5. Texas Tech 6. Stanford 7. Auburn 8. Penn State 9. Virginia 10. Colorado 11. Maryland 12. Stephen F. Austin 13. Western Kentucky 14. Louisiana Tech 15. USC 16. Texas 17. North Carolina 18. Vermont 19. Bowling Green 20. Miami Virginia 2. Tennessee 3. Stanford 4. Stephen F. Austin 5. Mississippi 6. Miami 7. Iowa 8. Maryland 9. Penn State 10. SW Missouri State 11. PURDUE 12. Texas Tech 13. Vanderbilt 14. West Virginia 15. Western Kentucky 16. George Washington 17. Kansas 18. Alabama 19. Texas 20. Clemson Penn State 2. Virginia 3. Georgia 4. Tennessee 5. PURDUE 6. Auburn 7. N.C. State 8. LSU 9. Arkansas 10. Western Kentucky 11. Stanford 12. Washington 13. Connecticut 14. Stephen F. Austin 15. Providence 16. Texas 17. UNLV 18. Long Beach State 19. Mississippi 20. Rutgers Louisiana Tech 2. Stanford 3. Washington 4. Tennessee 5. UNLV 6. Stephen F. Austin 7. Georgia 8. Texas 9. Auburn 10. Iowa 11. N.C. State 12. Virginia 13. Northwestern 14. Long Beach State 15. PURDUE 16. Hawaii 17. Northern Illinois 18. Providence 19. South Carolina 20. Southern Mississippi Auburn 2. Tennessee 3. Louisiana Tech 4. Stanford 5. Maryland 6. Texas 7. Long Beach State 8. Iowa 9. Colorado 10. Georgia 11. Stephen F. Austin 12. Mississippi 13. North Carolina 14. PURDUE 15. Ohio State 16. UNLV 17. South Carolina 18. LaSalle 19. Old Dominion 20. Rutgers The Polling Place Highest Weeks Weeks Total otal Weeks Year ear Rank Date(s) in Top op 5 in Top op 10 Ranked th 1/9, 1/16, 1/ (of 17) th 1/ (of 17) rd 12/ (of 17) th 2/9, 2/ (of 18) th 12/15, 12/22, 12/ (of 16) th 3/ (of 17) nd 11/ (of 18) th 11/ (of 18) th 2/ (of 18) st 3/ (of 18) st 11/16, 2/22, 3/1, 3/ (of 18) th 12/ (of 19) th 11/7, 11/14, 11/ (of 19) th 12/3, 12/10, 12/17, (of 18) 1/28, 2/4, 2/11, 2/25 By Ranked Position 1st 4 14th 6 2nd 5 15th 9 3rd 8 16th 7 4th 8 17th 10 5th 8 18th 5 6th 12 19th 3 7th 12 20th 2 8th 11 21st 7 9th 14 22nd 6 10th 22 23rd 5 11th 17 24th 3 12th 12 25th 2 13th

27 HONOR ROLL NCAA WOMAN OF THE YEAR 1999 Stephanie White-McCarty (finalist) 2001 Camille Cooper (finalist) MARGARET WADE TROP OPHY 1999 Stephanie White-McCarty HONDA AWARD ARD 1999 Stephanie White-McCarty KODAK/WBCA ALL-AMERICAN* 1990 Joy Holmes (HM) 1991 Joy Holmes (1st Team) MaChelle Joseph (HM) 1992 MaChelle Joseph (1st Team) 1994 Leslie Johnson (HM) 1995 Stacey Lovelace (1st Team) 1997 Jannon Roland (HM) 1998 Stephanie White (HM) 1999 Stephanie White-McCarty (1st Team) Ukari Figgs (HM) 2000 Katie Douglas (1st Team) 2001 Katie Douglas (1st Team) Camille Cooper (HM) 2002 Kelly Komara (HM) Shereka Wright (HM) * HM denotes All-District IV selection. USBWA ALL-AMERICAN 1990 MaChelle Joseph (2nd Team) 1991 Joy Holmes (2nd Team) 1992 MaChelle Joseph (1st Team) 1999 Stephanie White-McCarty (1st Team) 2000 Katie Douglas (1st Team) 2001 Katie Douglas (1st Team) USBWA NATIONAL FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1994 Leslie Johnson NATIONAL SPORTS S FEDERATION ALL-AMERICAN 1983 Carol Emanuel (2nd Team) NCAA POSTGRADU GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP 1982 Sue Bartz 1995 Cindy Lamping USBWA A DISTRICT IV PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1990 MaChelle Joseph 1991 Joy Holmes USBWA A ALL-DISTRICT IV 1990 Joy Holmes MaChelle Joseph 1991 Joy Holmes MaChelle Joseph AIAW W STATE TE ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 1982 Carol Emanuel MAIAW REGIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 1982 Carol Emanuel Leslie Schultz NCAA WOMEN S FINAL FOUR ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 1999 Katie Douglas Ukari Figgs (MOP) Stephanie White-McCarty 2001 Katie Douglas Shalicia Hurns Shereka Wright NCAA REGIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 1992 Donna Gill, Midwest 1994 Leslie Johnson, West (MOP) Tonya Kirk, West 1995 Jennifer Jacoby, West Jannon Roland, West 1998 Ukari Figgs, Midwest Stephanie White, Midwest 1999 Camille Cooper, Midwest Ukari Figgs, Midwest Stephanie White-McCarty, Midwest (MOP) 2001 Camille Cooper, Mideast Kelly Komara, Mideast (MOP) BIG TEN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 1996 Jannon Roland Stacey Lovelace 1998 Ukari Figgs Stephanie White 1999 Katie Douglas Ukari Figgs Stephanie White-McCarty (MVP) 2000 Camille Cooper Katie Douglas 2001 Camille Cooper Katie Douglas BIG TEN-SUZY FAVOR FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 1991 Joy Holmes 1992 MaChelle Joseph 1999 Stephanie White-McCarty 2001 Katie Douglas BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1991 Joy Holmes 1992 MaChelle Joseph 1995 Stacey Lovelace 1997 Jannon Roland (coaches) 1999 Stephanie White-McCarty 2000 Katie Douglas (media) 2001 Katie Douglas CHICAGO TRIBUNE SILVER BASKETBALL 1991 Joy Holmes 1992 MaChelle Joseph 1995 Stacey Lovelace 1997 Jannon Roland 1999 Stephanie White-McCarty 2001 Katie Douglas BIG TEN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2002 Kelly Komara BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1989 MaChelle Joseph 1994 Leslie Johnson BIG TEN ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM 2001 Shalicia Hurns Shereka Wright ALL-BIG TEN Note ote: Beginning in 1996, All-Big Ten teams were selected by both the coaches and the media. The coaches selection is listed first, followed by the media s pick Kay Sharp (HM) Cathey Tyree (HM) 1986 Cathey Tyree (HM) Sharon Versyp (HM) 1987 Cathey Tyree (HM) Sharon Versyp (HM) 1988 Christa LaCroix (1st) Sharon Versyp (2nd) Lisa Jahner (HM) 1989 Joy Holmes (1st) MaChelle Joseph (2nd) Anne Kvachkoff (HM) 1990 Joy Holmes (1st) MaChelle Joseph (1st) Donna Gill (HM) Rhonda Mateen (HM) 1991 Joy Holmes (1st) MaChelle Joseph (1st) Rhonda Mateen (2nd) 1992 MaChelle Joseph (1st) Donna Gill (2nd) 1993 Cindy Lamping (HM) 1994 Leslie Johnson (1st) Jennifer Jacoby (HM) Stacey Lovelace (HM) Jannon Roland (HM) 1995 Stacey Lovelace (1st) Jennifer Jacoby (2nd) Jannon Roland (HM) 1996 Stacey Lovelace (2nd/1st) Jannon Roland (2nd/HM) Tonya Kirk (HM/HM) Stephanie White (HM/HM) 1997 Jannon Roland (1st/1st) Stephanie White (2nd/2nd) Corissa Yasen (HM/HM) 1998 Stephanie White (1st/1st) Ukari Figgs (2nd/2nd) Katie Douglas ( /HM) 1999 Ukari Figgs (1st/1st) Stephanie White-McCarty (1st/1st) Katie Douglas (2nd/2nd) Camille Cooper ( /HM) Michelle Duhart ( /HM) 2000 Katie Douglas (1st/1st) Camille Cooper (2nd/1st) Kelly Komara ( /HM) 2001 Camille Cooper (1st/1st) Katie Douglas (1st/1st) Kelly Komara (HM/HM) Shalicia Hurns ( /HM) 2002 Kelly Komara (1st/1st) Shereka Wright (1st/1st) Laura Meadows (2nd/HM) Mary Jo Noon (HM/HM) 20 First Team All-Big Ten Selections 104

28 HONOR ROLL MOST VAL ALUABLE ABLE PLAYER 1976 Natasha Cender 1977 Helen Nicholas 1978 Carol Lindsey 1979 Laura Newcomb 1980 Carol Emanuel 1981 Laura Newcomb 1982 Carol Emanuel 1983 Carol Emanuel 1984 Erin Doelling 1985 Kay Sharp 1986 Cathey Tyree 1987 Cathey Tyree 1988 Lisa Jahner 1989 Anne Kvachkoff 1990 Joy Holmes 1991 Joy Holmes 1992 MaChelle Joseph 1993 Cindy Lamping Kay Tucker 1994 Jennifer Jacoby Leslie Johnson 1995 Jennifer Jacoby Stacey Lovelace 1996 Stacey Lovelace 1997 Jannon Roland 1998 No selection 1999 No selection 2000 No selection 2001 No selection 2002 No selection GTE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN OF THE YEAR 1999 Stephanie White-McCarty ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN 1981 Sue Bartz (2nd Team) 1982 Sue Bartz (1st Team) Carol Emanuel (2nd Team) 1983 Carol Emanuel (1st Team) 1988 Sharon Versyp (2nd Team) Christa LaCroix (3rd Team) 1998 Stephanie White (3rd Team) 1999 Stephanie White-McCarty (1st Team) 2000 Katie Douglas (2nd Team) 2001 Camille Cooper (1st Team) Katie Douglas (1st Team) ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 1985 Erin Doelling Jennifer Isom 1986 Erin Doelling 1987 Sharon Versyp 1993 Cindy Lamping 1997 Stephanie White 1998 Stephanie White 1999 Stephanie White-McCarty 2000 Camille Cooper Katie Douglas 2001 Camille Cooper Katie Douglas 2002 Kelly Komara ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN 1983 Carol Emanuel 1985 Erin Doelling 1986 Erin Doelling (1st Team) Sandy Alston (2nd Team) Sharon Versyp (2nd Team) Janet Fruend (HM) Christa LaCroix (HM) 1987 Sharon Versyp (1st Team) Janet Fruend (2nd Team) Christa LaCroix (2nd Team) Anne Kvachkoff (HM) Jill Sauer (HM) 1988 Lisa Jahner Christa LaCroix Jill Sauer Sharon Versyp 1989 Anne Kvachkoff Jill Sauer 1990 Jane Calhoun 1991 Jane Calhoun Tricia Cullop 1992 Jane Calhoun Tricia Cullop MaChelle Joseph 1993 Tricia Cullop Cindy Lamping 1994 Cindy Lamping 1995 Cindy Lamping Nicki Taggart 1996 Michele VanGorp 1997 Barbie Baxter Amy Shaffer Stephanie White 1998 Danielle Bird Amy Shaffer Stephanie White 1999 Danielle Bird Camille Cooper Candi Crawford Katie Douglas Michelle Duhart Amy Shaffer Stephanie White-McCarty Tiffany Young 2000 Danielle Bird Camille Cooper Candi Crawford Katie Douglas Michelle Duhart Kelly Komara Mo-nique Langston 2001 Camille Cooper Candi Crawford Katie Douglas Kelly Komara Mo-nique Langston 2002 Beth Jones Kelly Komara Laura Meadows Crystal Vander Plaats ASSOCIATED PRESS NATIONAL COACH CH OF THE YEAR Carolyn Peck 1999 NAISMITH COACH OF THE YEAR Carolyn Peck 1999 JOHN AND NELLIE WOODEN AWARD ARD (NATIONAL COACH CH OF THE YEAR) Carolyn Peck 1999 BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR Ruth Jones (coaches) 1986 Lin Dunn (coaches and media) 1989 Lin Dunn (media) 1991 Nell Fortner (coaches) 1997 Carolyn Peck (coaches and media) 1999 MACKE CKEY AWARD ARD WINNERS Amy Porritt 1985 Erin Doelling 1986 Sharon Versyp 1988 Cindy Lamping 1995 Corissa Yasen 1997 Ukari Figgs 1999 Katie Douglas 2001 Kelly Komara 2002 VARSIT ARSITY WALK AWARD ARD WINNERS Joy Holmes 1991 MaChelle Joseph 1992 Corissa Yasen 1997 Ukari Figgs 1999 Stephanie White-McCarty 1999 Katie Douglas 2001 Kelly Komara 2002 BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR NOMINEES Sharon Versyp 1988 Joy Holmes 1991 MaChelle Joseph 1992 Cindy Lamping 1995 Jannon Roland 1997 Stephanie White-McCarty 1999 Camille Cooper 2001 PURDUE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Cathey Tyree 1987 Sharon Versyp 1988 Joy Holmes 1991 MaChelle Joseph 1992 Jannon Roland 1997 Stephanie White 1998, 1999 Katie Douglas 2000, 2001 PURDUE HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES Carol Emanuel Class of 1995 Joy Holmes Class of 1997 Cathey Tyree Class of

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