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1 Sun Devil History

2 Sun Devil History The Program The season marks the 32nd year of Arizona State University sponsoring women s basketball as an intercollegiate sport. ASU also begins its 22nd campaign as one of the charter members of the prestigious. Mary Littlewood coached ASU s first squad in 1975, and was inducted into the Hall of Distinction in Littlewood began her association with the university in 1965 and coached volleyball from After her one-year stint as ASU s women s basketball coach, Littlewood began her 20-year reign as the Sun Devil softball coach. She retired in After posting five non-winning campaigns during its first five seasons as a sponsored intercollegiate sport, the ASU program began to turn the corner in Under head coach Juliene Simpson, the Sun Devils would post an record (.705) over the next four seasons. The successful stretch included three consecutive post-season tournaments the 1981 Women s National Invitation Tournament, and the 1982 and 1983 NCAA tournaments. In 1983, the Sun Devils finished 11th in the final national rankings. Led by head coach Maura McHugh the Sun Devils made a return trip to the NCAA Tournament in after posting the program's fourth 20-win season (20-9). An event that would eventually prove to be the most significant in program history occurred in June, 1996, when Northern Arizona University head coach Charli Turner Thorne was named the head coach at ASU. From day one on the job, Turner Thorne and her staff were determined to take ASU a program that had one NCAA appearance to its credit in the 13 seasons prior to her arrival into the stratosphere of women s college basketball. During each of Turner Thorne s first four seasons the Sun Devils saw an improvement in their win total from the prior season. Before long, gradual improvement would give way to head-turning accomplishments. In , Turner Thorne s fifth season, the Sun Devils finished tied for first in the Pac-10 and earned their first NCAA Tournament berth in nine seasons. One season later the Sun Devils won the inaugural Pac-10 Conference Tournament and won their first NCAA Tournament game in 19 years. ASU s first two-time All-Pac-10 selection in nine years, Amanda Levens helped lead the Sun Devils to the championship in the inaugural Pac-10 Conference Tournament in In the Sun Devils found themselves in the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 22 seasons. In 2007 the Sun Devils set single-season school records for most wins (31), most Pac-10 wins (16) and most road wins (10) and came within one victory of earning a trip to the Final Four for the first time in school history. Last season, despite an injury-plagued campaign, Turner Thorne led the Sun Devils to their fourth consecutive berth in the NCAA Tournament and their four consecutive 20-win season, both firsts in school history. The Players The first student-athlete to make headlines on the Sun Devil hardwood was Joanie Smith, who played from Smith averaged 23.5 points and became the first ASU female athlete to sign a professional contract when she was drafted to play for the Milwaukee Does in One of the most celebrated players to help bring national attention to the Sun Devil program is two-time consensus All-American and four-time All-Conference pick Kym Hampton ( ), a former member of the WNBA s New York Liberty. In her final game as a Sun Devil, Hampton exploded for a school-record 44 points against Arizona. She was inducted into ASU's Hall of Fame in 1989, remains the only basketball player in ASU history (male or female) to score more than 2,000 points (2,361) and grab more than 1,000 rebounds (1,145) in a career. In 1983 Olivia Jones was named to the Kodak All-District women s basketball team and was an all-conference selection. In , she was ASU s leading scorer with 19 points per game. The squad, which included Hampton and Jones, also possessed 1980 and 1982 all-selection member Cassandra Lander. Known to be a quick playmaker, Lander s career highs were 35 points and 12 rebounds. A 2006 entry into the ASU Hall of Fame, Cassandra Lander ( ) concluded her Sun Devil career as the No. 2 scorer in school history with 1,670 points. While Arizona State did not sponsor women s basketball as an intercollegiate sport until , ASU (then Tempe Normal School) has fielded women s basketball teams dating back to the 1890s. Pictured is the 1914 team which posted a 3-1 record under the tutelage of ASU football coach Fred Irish. Forward Sherry Poole proved successful on and off the hardwood. The Sun Devils No. 4 all-time leading scorer (1,370) and sixth-leading rebounder (585), Poole shot.803 from the free throw line during her career. Poole was also named the Pac-10 Medalist in 1987 the highest award the league can bestow on a student-athlete. She also earned third-team GTE Academic All-America honors in

3 Sun Devil History ASU All-Time Record Overall: (.527) Pac-10: (.432) Intermountain: (.392) WCAA: (.441) Pac-10 Tournament: 9-6 (.600) NCAA: 10-9 (.526) WNIT: 3-4 (.429) Jodi Rathbun left her mark on ASU as a point guard when she graduated in Rathbun set (then) record marks for most assists in a game (14) and season (143) during the campaign. A 2001 ASU Hall of Fame inductee, Rathbun was also impressive on the softball field with a career batting average of.361. She played first base on the 1987 team, which finished No. 7 in the nation. The seventh leading scorer in Sun Devil history, Robin Connolly was the first player in ASU women s basketball history to record a triple-double. Playing a big role in helping the Sun Devils get back to the NCAA Tournament in 1992 was honorable mention all-american Ryneldi Becenti. In just two seasons at ASU ( ), the two-time All-Pac-10 selection vaulted to No. 2 (now third) on the all-time assists chart with 396. The sharp-shooting point guard was named Pac-10 Player of the Week a school-record four times and played for the Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA during its inaugural season. In 2005, Becenti became the sixth women s basketball player inducted into ASU s Hall of Fame. An import from Soldotna, Alaska, All-Pac-10 forward Molly Tuter averaged 13.9 points over four seasons and ranks third all time in scoring (1,374 points) and fourth in three-point field goals (116). She also blocked 59 shots, the seventhhighest mark in ASU history. In 2001 Amanda Levens and Melody Johnson were named first-team All-Pac-10 selections, marking the first time in school history that ASU had two first-teamers. In addition, Betsy Boardman earned Pac-10 All-Freshman honors and Turner Thorne was recognized as Pac-10 Coach of the Year and WBCA Regional Coach of the Year for District VIII. In 2002 Levens was named an honorable-mention Associated Press All-American, and became the first Sun Devil in nine years to earn back-to-back first-team Pac-10 honors. She also became the 13th player to join ASU s 1,000-point club and just the third Sun Devil in school history to do it in two seasons, scoring 1,020 points in two years. In 2002, Kylan Loney set the school record for assists by a freshman and also earned honorable-mention Pac-10 All-Freshman honors. Jen Albert and Leah Combs were named to the Pac-10 s all-academic first team, the first time that ASU had two players earn first-team academic honors in the same season. In , Amy Denson and Jill Noe were named to the Pac-10 All-Freshman first team, while Kristen Kovesdy was an honorable-mention all-rookie selection, marking the first time in school history that ASU has had more than one player on the league s all-freshman squad. Carrie Buckner earned honorable-mention All-Pac-10 honors. In , Loney earned first-team All-Pac-10 honors while Kovesdy was an honorable-mention selection. In 2005, Loney, who concluded her Sun Devil career No. 1 in school history in three-point field goals and No. 2 in assists, became the second Sun Devil women s basketball player to win the prestigious Pac-10 Medal of Honor and also won ASU s Heather Farr Award for her achievements in scholarship, athletics, community service and leadership. A member of two NCAA Tournament teams, Kristen Kovesdy ended her Sun Devil career as the school s all-time leader in FG percentage (.575), No. 4 in field goals (542), No. 4 in rebounds (659), No. 5 in scoring (1,363 points), No. 7 in free throws (273), and No. 9 in blocks (49). In 2007 the Sun Devils bid farewell to Emily Westerberg and Aubree Johnson. The best of friends since childhood, Johnson and Westerberg helped guide ASU to its two highest win totals in school history and three NCAA appearances, including its first ever berth in the Elite Eight. The first ASU player ever to earn All-Pac-10 honors three times, Westerberg concluded her Sun Devil career among the school s all-time leaders in several statistical categories including free throws 352 (3rd), free throw percentage (.803, 4th), points (1,340, 6th), field goals (468, 7th) and rebounds (582, 9th). Johnson would save her best for last, earning All-Pac- 10 honors for the first time in her career. She concluded her Sun Devil career sixth on the school s all-time list in rebounds (608) and fourth in blocked shots (69). The campaign would be the last for seniors Jill Noe and Reagan Pariseau, who were both instrumental in helping the Sun Devils build their current standard of annual success. In addition to her talent on the court, Noe will be remembered for the one-of-a-kind heart she showed in rebounding from a pair of season ending Robin Connolly, who holds a number of spots among the top five on several Sun Devil career lists, was the first player to record a triple-double in ASU women s basketball history. injuries to finish her career as the only Sun Devil to rank among the school's top 10 in points (ninth), rebounds (10th) and assists (sixth). Known for her one-ofa-kind competitiveness and tenacity on the defensive end, Pariseau finished her career as the first Sun Devil to play on four NCAA Tournament teams. Arizona State Year-By-Year Results Year Coach overall Conf. (Finish) Postseason Mary Littlewood (10th) Linda Spradley (T8th) Linda Spradley (6th) Paul Long (T6th) Juliene Simpson (5th) Juliene Simpson (5th) NWIT Runner-up Juliene Simpson (3rd) NCAA Sweet Sixteen Juliene Simpson (3rd) NCAA Sweet Sixteen Juliene Simpson (5th) Juliene Simpson (6th) Juliene Simpson (2nd) Juliene Simpson (8th) Maura McHugh (T8th) Maura McHugh (10th) Maura McHugh (T8th) Maura McHugh (9th) Maura McHugh (5th) NCAA First Round Maura McHugh (T4th) Jacqueline Hullah (T9th) Jacqueline Hullah (10th) Jacqueline Hullah (9th) Charli Turner Thorne (9th) Charli Turner Thorne (T7th) Charli Turner Thorne (T6th) Charli Turner Thorne (7th) WNIT First Round Charli Turner Thorne (T1st) NCAA First Round Charli Turner Thorne (T2nd) NCAA Second Round Charli Turner Thorne (8th) WNIT Second Round Charli Turner Thorne (T3rd) WNIT First Round Charli Turner Thorne (T2nd) NCAA Sweet Sixteen Charli Turner Thorne (2nd) NCAA Second Round Charli Turner Thorne (2nd) NCAA Elite Eight Charli Turner Thorne (3rd) NCAA Second Round media guide 123

4 Awards and Honors All-Americans 2008 Briann January, honorable mention (AP) 2007 Emily Westerberg, honorable mention (AP) 2002 Amanda Levens, honorable mention (AP) 1993 Ryneldi Becenti, honorable mention (Basketball Times, Scripps-Howard) 1992 Ryneldi Becenti, honorable mention (BT) 1982 Kym Hampton, first team 1981 Kym Hampton, first team NCAA Tournament 2007 Danielle Orsillo, Greensboro Regional All-Tournament Team In 2007 Emily Westerberg concluded her ASU career as the only Sun Devil to be named First-Team All-Pac-10 three times. ASU Hall of Fame 2006 Cassandra Lander, Ryneldi Becenti, Mary Bea Porter, Jodi Rathbun, Mary Littlewood, Coach/ Kym Hampton, WNBA Draft 2007 Emily Westerberg (3rd round, 37th pick, Phoenix Mercury) Aubree Johnson (free agent, Phoenix Mercury) 2002 Melody Johnson (4th round, 50th pick, Portland Fire) Amanda Levens (free agent, Charlotte Sting) 1997 Kym Hampton (1st round, 4th pick, New York Liberty Elite Draft) Monique Ambers (4th round) Ryneldi Becenti (free agent, Phoenix Mercury) Molly Tuter (free agent, Phoenix Mercury) All-Conference 2008 Briann January, second team Lauren Lacey, second team Jill Noe, honorable mention 2007 Emily Westerberg, first team Aubree Johnson, first team Briann January, honorable mention 2006 Emily Westerberg, first team Kristen Kovesdy, first team 2005 Emily Westerberg, first team Kristen Kovesdy, honorable mention 2004 Kylan Loney, first team Kristen Kovesdy, honorable mention 2003 Carrie Buckner, honorable mention 2002 Amanda Levens, first team Melody Johnson, honorable mention 2001 Melody Johnson, first team Amanda Levens, first team 2000 Rachel Holt, first team Theresa Jantzen, honorable mention 1999 Rachel Holt, honorable mention Theresa Jantzen, honorable mention 1998 Stephanie Freeman, honorable mention 1997 Molly Tuter, honorable mention 1996 Molly Tuter, honorable mention 1993 Ryneldi Becenti, first team 1992 Ryneldi Becenti, first team 1988 Shamona Mosley, first team 1987 Sherry Poole, honorable mention Patti Peppler, honorable mention 1986 Sherry Poole, second team Shamona Mosley, second team Robin Connolly, honorable mention Jodi Rathbun, honorable mention 1985 Beckie Smatana, honorable mention 1984 Kym Hampton, second team Jodi Rathbun, honorable mention 1983 Kym Hampton, first team Olivia Jones, second team 1982 Kym Hampton, first team Cassandra Lander, second team 1981 Kym Hampton, first team Cassandra Lander, second team pac-10 defensive team 2008 Briann January, Defensive Player of the Year Sybil Dosty, honorable mention Reagan Pariseau, honorable mention Last season Briann January became the first player ever to earn the Pac-10's Defensive Player of the Year award. Pac-10 All-Tournament 2008 Dymond Simon 2007 Emily Westerberg 2006 Kristen Kovesdy 2005 Aubree Johnson Kristen Kovesdy 2002 Amanda Levens Melody Johnson Despite missing the second half of the Pac-10 season because of injury, Dymond Simon was named to the Pac-10 s All-Freshman Team in 2007.

5 Awards and Honors Jen Albert was named to the Pac-10 s All-Academic first team three times in her career, the maximum number of times a student-athlete can achieve such an honor. Pac-10 All-Freshman 2007 Dymond Simon, first team 2006 Briann January, first team Danielle Orsillo, honorable mention 2004 Emily Westerberg, first team 2003 Jill Noe, first team Amy Denson, first team Kristen Kovesdy, honorable mention 2002 Kylan Loney, honorable mention 2001 Betsy Boardman, first team 2000 Sarah Allen, first team 1999 Theresa Jantzen, first team 1998 Leaf Newman, honorable mention 1997 Kalene Carl, honorable mention 1995 Stephanie Freeman, honorable mention 1992 Stacey Johnson, first team Pac-10 All-Academic 2008 Kate Engelbrecht, first team Jill Noe, first team Reagan Pariseau, second team Sybil Dosty, honorable mention Briann January, honorable mention Danielle Orsillo, honorable mention Kirsten Thompson, honorable mention 2007 Emily Westerberg, first team Aubree Johnson, first team Kate Engelbrecht, second team Briann January, honorable mention Jill Noe, honorable mention Danielle Orsillo, honorable mention Reagan Pariseau, honorable mention Kirsten Thompson, honorable mention 2006 Emily Westerberg, first team Aubree Johnson, second team Jill Noe, honorable mention Reagan Pariseau, honorable mention 2005 Aubree Johnson, second team Carrie Buckner, honorable mention Jacquelyn Johnson, honorable mention Kylan Loney, honorable mention Lauren Stagg, honorable mention Emily Westerberg, honorable mention 2004 Jen Albert, first team Carrie Buckner, second team Betsy Boardman, honorable mention Amy Denson, honorable mention Kylan Loney, honorable mention Lauren Stagg, honorable mention 2003 Jen Albert, first team Carrie Buckner, first team Kylan Loney, honorable mention 2002 Jen Albert, first team Leah Combs, first team Betsy Boardman, second team 2001 Leah Combs, first team Natalie Tucker, second team Brett Leonard, honorable mention 2000 Kristine Sand, second team Natalie Tucker, second team Leah Combs, honorable mention Rachel Holt, honorable mention Theresa Jantzen, honorable mention 1999 Rachel Holt, second team Natalie Tucker, second team Kristine Sand, honorable mention 1998 Spring Steed, second team Rachel Holt, honorable mention Kristine Sand, honorable mention 1997 Alyssa Johnson, honorable mention Rachel Holt, honorable mention 1996 Joana Ziuraitis, second team Christy Kellams, honorable mention 1993 Lisa Salsman, second team 1992 Lisa Salsman, second team 1991 Lisa Salsman, second team 1990 Fran Ciak, first team Deborah McGee, honorable mention 1989 Fran Ciak, first team 1988 Stephanie King, honorable mention Stephanie Osburn, honorable mention 1987 Sherry Poole, first team Rhonda Woolery, honorable mention Stephanie Osburn, honorable mention Pac-10 Players of the Week 2008 Kirsten Thompson (Dec. 10) Sybil Dosty (Dec. 31) Lauren Lacey (Feb. 25) 2007 Danielle Orsillo (Dec. 26) Dymond Simon (Jan. 8) Aubree Johnson (Feb. 12) 2006 Emily Westerberg (Feb. 6) 2005 Kylan Loney (Dec. 13) 2004 Kylan Loney (Feb. 2) 2003 Jill Noe (Dec. 16) Jill Noe (Jan. 6) 2002 Amanda Levens (Dec. 10) Amanda Levens (Dec. 17) 2001 Melody Johnson (Nov. 27) Amanda Levens (Jan. 22) 2000 Kitch Kitchen (Jan. 10) Rachel Holt (Feb. 14) 1999 Kristine Sand (Dec. 7) Theresa Jantzen (Feb. 8) 1998 Michelle Tom (Jan. 12) 1996 Molly Tuter (Mar. 4) 1994 Melani Francis (Jan. 3) 1993 Ryneldi Becenti (Dec. 7) Ryneldi Becenti (Feb. 15) 1992 Ryneldi Becenti (Dec. 8) Ryneldi Becenti (Feb. 24) Jovonne Smith (Mar. 2) 1991 Monique Ambers (Dec. 17) 1990 Karen O Connor (Jan. 22) 1989 Karen O Connor (Jan. 9) 1988 Karen O Connor (Mar. 14) 1987 Robin Connolly (Jan. 19) Pac-10 Conference Medalists 2005 Kylan Loney ( ) 1987 Sherry Poole ( ) Academic All-Americans 1990 Fran Ciak 1989 Fran Ciak 1987 Sherry Poole, third team Academic All-District 2008 Kate Engelbrecht, third team 2007 Emily Westerberg, second team 2002 Leah Combs, second team 2001 Leah Combs, second team 2000 Theresa Jantzen, second team In 2005, Kylan Loney became the second ASU women's basketball player to win the Pac-10 Medal of Honor, the highest honor the conference can bestow on a student-athlete media guide 125

6 1,000-Point Club 1.) Kym Hampton ( ) 2,361 points Career ) Cassandra Lander ( ) 1,670 points Career ) Molly Tuter ( ) 1,374 points Career ) Sherry Poole ( ) 1,370 points Career ) Kristen Kovesdy ( ) 1,363 points Career ) Emily Westerberg ( ) 1,340 points Career ) Robin Connolly ( ) 1,248 points Career ) Karen O Connor ( ) 1,224 points Career 1, ) Jill Noe ( ) 1,210 points Career ) Jodi Rathbun ( ) 1,194 points Career ) Lisa Salsman ( ) 1,148 points Career 1, ) Jovonne Smith ( ) 1,134 points Career 1, ) Betsy Boardman ( ) 1,065 points Career ) Olivia Jones ( ) 1,038 points Career 1, ) Kim Griffee ( ) 1,033 points Career 1, ) Kylan Loney ( ) 1,024 points Career ) Amanda Levens ( ) 1,020 points Career ) Stephanie Freeman ( ) 1,017 points Career 1,

7 Career Records Scoring 1. 2,361 Kym Hampton ,670 Cassandra Lander ,374 Molly Tuter ,370 Sherry Poole ,363 Kristen Kovesdy ,340 Emily Westerberg ,248 Robin Connolly ,224 Karen O Connor ,210 Jill Noe ,194 Jodi Rathbun Rebounds 1. 1,415 Kym Hampton Monique Ambers Fran Ciak Kristin Kovesdy Jovonne Smith Aubree Johnson Sherry Poole Amy Denson Emily Westerberg Jill Noe Field Goals Kym Hampton Cassandra Lander Sherry Poole Kristin-Kovesdy Molly Tuter Robin Connolly Emily Westerberg Lisa Salsman Jovonne Smith Karen O Connor Field Goal Attempts 1. 1,808 Kym Hampton ,470 Cassandra Lander ,230 Molly Tuter ,099 Sherry Poole ,094 Robin Connolly ,080 Jovonne Smith ,057 Carolyn dehoff ,054 Emily Westerberg ,018 Jill Noe Kristin Kovesdy Field Goal Percentage Kristen Kovesdy ( ) Melody Johnson ( ) Kym Hampton ( ) Monique Ambers Olivia Jones ( ) Lisa Salsman ( ) Rachel Holt ( ) Kirsten Thompson ( ) Theresa Jantzen ( ) Shamona Mosley Point Field Goals Kylan Loney Jill Noe Crystal Cobb Betsy Boardman Amanda Levens Molly Tuter Kristine Sand Ryneldi Becenti Stephanie Freeman Briann January Point Field Goal Attempts Kylan Loney Jill Noe Crystal Cobb Betsy Boardman Molly Tuter Amanda Levens Ryneldi Becenti Kristine Sand Stephanie Freeman Natalie Tucker Point Field Goal Percentage Liisa Kotilainen (27-58) Rosalind Senior (57-136) Michelle Tom (48-118) Liz Paulson (20-51) Amanda Levens ( ) Reagan Pariseau (73-194) Briann January (67-186) Kylan Loney ( ) Tiffany Krahenbuhl (49-143) Crystal Cobb ( ) Free Throws Jodi Rathbun Kym Hampton Emily Westerberg Cassandra Lander Karen O Connor Amanda Levens Briann January Jill Noe Sherry Poole Kristin Kovesdy Free Throw Attempts Kym Hampton Jodi Rathbun Cassandra Lander Emily Westerberg Karen O Connor Jovonne Smith Jill Noe Amanda Levens Kristen Kovesdy Melody Johnson Free Throw Percentage Patti Peppler Briann January ( ) Kim Griffee ( ) Theresa Jantzen ( ) Emily Westerberg ( ) Sherry Poole ( ) Kylan Loney ( ) Olivia Jones ( ) Amanda Levens ( ) Karen O Connor ( ) Assists Jodi Rathbun Kylan Loney Ryneldi Becenti Patti Peppler Carolyn DeHoff Jill Noe Briann January Karen O Connor Natalie Tucker Cassandra Lander Steals Cassandra Lander Carrie Buckner Stephanie Freeman Molly Tuter Karen O Connor Briann January Sandra Hamilton Kym Hampton Jovonne Smith Betsy Boardman Blocked Shots Kym Hampton Fran Ciak Rachel Holt Aubree Johnson Monique Ambers Shannon Gridley Molly Tuter Melissa Boyle Lisa Salsman Kristen Kovesdy Ryneldi Becenti holds the ASU record for assists in a single game, with 17. Becenti is a member of the ASU & American Indian Athletic Halls of Fame. Crystal Cobb set the ASU singlegame record for three-point field goals made, with seven treys against Oregon on Feb. 2, She is second in the ASU recordbook with 134 career three-pointers media guide 127

8 Single-Season Records Kristen Kovesdy owns three of ASU's top 10 single-season records for field goal percentage, including the top spot on the list when she was.613 from the field in Amanda Levens holds the ASU single-season records for most threepoint field goals (60), free throws (167) and free throw attempts (216). Scoring Kym Hampton Olivia Jones Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Amanda Levens Kym Hampton Karen O Connor Cassandra Lander Amanda Levens Shamona Mosley Rebounds Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Fran Ciak Shamona Mosley Olivia Jones Olivia Jones Jovonne Smith Monique Ambers Field Goals Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Olivia Jones Karen O Connor Cassandra Lander Shamona Mosley Cassandra Lander Olivia Jones Field Goal Attempts Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Cassandra Lander Amanda Levens Kym Hampton Karen O Connor Olivia Jones Cassandra Lander Shamona Mosley Field Goal Percentage Kristen Kovesdy ( ) Kristen Kovesdy ( ) Monique Ambers ( ) Lisa Salsman ( ) Melody Johnson ( ) Kym Hampton ( ) Rachel Holt ( ) Charity Amama (74-131) Kristen Kovesdy ( ) Kym Hampton ( ) Point Field Goals Amanda Levens Kylan Loney Amanda Levens Crystal Cobb Ryneldi Becenti Crystal Cobb Molly Tuter Kylan Loney Kylan Loney Stephanie Freeman Point Field Goal Attempts Crystal Cobb Amanda Levens Kylan Loney Molly Tuter Ryneldi Becenti Amanda Levens Ryneldi Becenti Crystal Cobb Stephanie Freeman Kylan Loney Point FG Percentage (1.0 fg per game) Rosalind Senior (34-72) Liisa Kotilainen (27-58) Michelle Tom (29-69) Amanda Levens (60-145) Kristine Sand (34-88) Crystal Cobb (49-128) Kylan Loney (45-199) Kylan Loney (58-158) Betsy Boardman (39-108) Kylan Loney (44-121) Free Throws Amanda Levens Amanda Levens Emily Westerberg Olivia Jones Jodi Rathbun Jodi Rathbun Ryneldi Becenti Karen O Connor Jill Noe Melody Johnson Briann January Free Throw Attempts Amanda Levens Melody Johnson Amanda Levens Ryneldi Becenti Melody Johnson Olivia Jones Shamona Mosley Stacey Johnson Jodi Rathbun Emily Westerberg Free Throw Percentage Patti Peppler (54-62) Emily Westerberg ( ) Lisa Salsman (65-75) Briann January ( ) Sherry Poole Emily Westerberg ( ) Kim Griffee Robin Connolly (76-90) Kylan Loney (42-50) Sherry Poole (84-100) Assists Ryneldi Becenti Ryneldi Becenti Tamika Matlock Patti Peppler Karen O Connor Briann January Amanda Levens Julie Gledhill Jodi Rathbun Briann January Steals Nikki Thompson Sandra Hamilton Cassandra Lander Stacey Johnson Karen O Connor Ryneldi Becenti Cassandra Lander Carrie Buckner Stephanie Freeman Cassandra Lander Blocked Shots Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Sybil Dosty Fran Ciak Kym Hampton Fran Ciak Aubree Johnson Rachel Holt Rachel Holt

9 Single-Season & Single-Game Records Team Single-Season Records Most Points Scored team Scoring Average 80.7 ppg team Scoring Defense 54.7 ppg team (Pac-10 record) 58.6 ppg team Most Field Goals Made team Most Field Goals Attempted team Best Field Goal Percentage team ( ) Most Three-Point Field Goals Made team team Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted team Best Three-Point Field Goal Percentage team (24-58) Three-Point Field Goal Defense team (77-303) Most Free Throws Made team Most Free Throws Attempted team Best Free Throw Percentage team ( ) Most Rebounds team Rebounding Average 44.7 rpg team (1430 rebounds) Rebounding Defense 31.3 rpg team (1003 rebounds) Most Assists team team Most Steals team Most Blocked Shots team Most Fouls team Turnovers Most: team Fewest: team Individual Single-Game Records Most Points Scored 44 Kym Hampton vs. Arizona, Mar. 9, 1984 Most Points Scored (Opponent) 42 LaTaunya Pollard, Cal St. Long Beach, Jan. 6, 1983 Most Field Goals Made 19 Kym Hampton vs. Arizona, Mar. 9, Melani Francis vs. New Mexico, Jan. 1, 1994 Most Field Goals Attempted 29 Kym Hampton vs. Arizona, March 9, 1984 Best Field Goal Percentage Kristen Kovesdy (6-6) vs. UConn, Dec. 18, Jill Noe (7-7) at Washington State, Feb. 3, Kristen Kovesdy (7-7) vs. Washington, Feb. 24, Melody Johnson (10-10) vs. UCLA, Feb. 17, 2001 Free Throws Made 15 Karen O Connor vs. Washington St., Mar. 12, 1988 Most Free Throws Attempted 19 Julie Gledhill vs. Washington, Feb. 3, 1996 Most 3-Point Field Goals Made 7 Crystal Cobb vs. Oregon, Feb. 2, Ryneldi Becenti vs. Washington State, Feb. 13, 1993 Most 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 13 Crystal Cobb vs. St. Mary s, Jan. 4, Molly Tuter vs. Southern Utah, Jan. 8, 1997 Most Rebounds 28 Kym Hampton vs. Washington, Jan. 19, 1981 Most Assists 17 Ryneldi Becenti vs. Marquette, Dec. 5, Tamika Matlock vs. New Mexico, Jan. 1, 1994 Most Steals 10 Ryneldi Becenti vs. Iona, Dec. 6, 1991 Most Blocked Shots 7 Kym Hampton vs. Washington, Jan. 19, 1981 Team Single-Game Records Most Points Scored ASU: 119 vs. Marquette, Dec. 5, vs. Long Island, Dec. 20, vs. Utah State, Jan. 28, 1984 Opp: 107 by BYU, Feb. 24, 1979 Fewest Points Scored ASU: 27 vs. Utah, Feb. 27, 1976 Opp: 30 by Grand Canyon, Dec. 4, by Iona, Dec. 6, 1991 Most Points Scored in a Half ASU: 66 vs. Eastern Washington 12/10/82 Opp: 64 by Alabama, 11/28/97 Fewest Points Scored in a Half ASU: 12 vs. Utah, Feb. 27, 1976 Opp: 9 by Alabama State, Dec. 3, 2004 (first) 9 by Chicago State, Dec. 13, 2001 (first) 9 by Northern Arizona, Nov. 18, 1980 (second) Most Field Goals Made 54 vs. Utah State, Jan. 28, 1994 Most Field Goals Attempted 98 vs. Loyola Marymount, Nov. 26, 1990 (Pac-10 record) Best Field Goal Percentage.687 vs. Central Arizona, Feb. 12, 1980 (46-67) Most Free Throws Made 39 vs. New Orleans, Dec. 4, vs. California, Jan. 8, 2000 Most Free Throws Attempted 52 vs. New Orleans, Dec. 4, vs. California, Jan. 8, 2000 Best Free Throw Percentage (Minimum 10 made) at California, Feb. 3, 2005 (11-11) at Washington State, Feb. 28, 2004 (11-11) vs. UCLA, Mar. 4, 1999 (13-13) vs. New Mexico, Jan. 1, 1994 (10-10).963 at USC, Feb. 19, 2000 (26-27) Most 3-Point Field Goals Made 10 2 times, last at Stanford, Jan. 21, times, last vs. Prairie View A&M, Nov. 27, 2004 Most 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 28 vs. Auburn, Dec. 21, 1997 (7-28) Best 3-Point Field Goal Percentage.833 vs. Arizona, Jan. 19, 1991 (5-6) Most Rebounds 71 vs. Loyola Marymount, Jan. 5, 1985 Most Assists 37 vs. Marquette, Dec. 5, 1992 (Pac-10 record) Most Steals 27 vs. Long Island, Dec. 20, 1997 (Pac-10 record) Most Blocked Shots 11 vs. Grand Canyon, 12/4/92 Rainy Crisp to Cian Carvalho to Betsy Boardman to media guide 129

10 Year-By-Year Team Statistics Year G FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. Reb. Avg. PF A TO BK ST Pts. Avg ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU 32 Complete statistics not available Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp ASU Opp. 22 Complete statistics not available ASU 18 Complete statistics not available Opp ASU 16 Complete statistics not available Opp

11 Year-By-Year Lead ers Scoring Year FG-FT PTS AVG Lauren Lacey Emily Westerberg Kristen Kovesdy Emily Westerberg Kristen Kovesdy Betsy Boardman Jill Noe Amanda Levens Amanda Levens Theresa Jantzen Theresa Jantzen Stephanie Freeman Molly Tuter Molly Tuter Molly Tuter Tiffany Krahenbuhl Stacey Johnson Ryneldi Becenti Crystal Cobb Fran Ciak Karen O Connor Shamona Mosley Patti Peppler Sherry Poole Sherry Poole Kym Hampton Olivia Jones Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Cassandra Lander Kim Griffee Rebounding Year G REB AVG Sybil Dosty Aubree Johnson Kristen Kovesdy Aubree Johnson Kristen Kovesdy Kristen Kovesdy Melody Johnson Melody Johnson Rachel Holt Theresa Jantzen Rachel Holt Molly Tuter Molly Tuter Molly Tuter Molly Tuter Monique Ambers Monique Ambers Monique Ambers Fran Ciak Fran Ciak Shamona Mosley Sherry Poole Shamona Mosley Tanya Morris Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Sandra Goering Ann McKinley Debby Edwards Assists Year G AST AVG Briann January Briann January Briann January Kylan Loney Kylan Loney Kylan Loney Amanda Levens Natalie Tucker Natalie Tucker Natalie Tucker Rameeka Lowe Julie Gledhill Julie Gledhill Emma Witkowski Tamika Matlock Ryneldi Becenti Ryneldi Becenti Crystal Cobb Karen O Connor Karen O Connor Carolyn DeHoff Patti Peppler Patti Peppler Jodi Rathbun Jodi Rathbun Cassandra Lander Sandra Hamilton Cassandra Lander Cassandra Lander Lynda Engelhart Steals Year G STL AVG Briann January Briann January Briann January Carrie Buckner Carrie Buckner Carrie Buckner Betsy Boardman Betsy Boardman Kitch Kitchen Kitch Kitchen Stephanie Freeman Molly Tuter Molly Tuter Emma Witkowski Nikki Thompson Ryneldi Becenti Ryneldi Becenti Jovonne Smith Karen O Connor Karen O Connor Shamona Mosley Patti Peppler Patti Peppler Jodi Rathbun Kym Hampton Cassandra Lander Sandra Hamilton Cassandra Lander Cassandra Lander Lynda Engelhart Blocked Shots Year G NO AVG Sybil Dosty Aubree Johnson Kirsten Thompson Aubree Johnson Kristen Kovesdy Kristen Kovesdy Betsy Boardman Melody Johnson Rachel Holt Rachel Holt Rachel Holt Melissa Boyle Joana Ziuraitis Molly Tuter Melissa Boyle Monique Ambers Monique Ambers Crystal Cobb Fran Ciak Fran Ciak Fran Ciak Libby Ripp Tanya Morris Tanya Morris Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Sandra Goering Debby Edwards Michelle Tom to Kitch Kitchen to Carrie Buckner to media guide 131

12 Year-By-Year Lead ers Natalie Tucker to Field Goal Percentage Year G FG-FGA PCT Sybil Dosty Aubree Johnson Kristen Kovesdy Kristen Kovesdy Kristen Kovesdy Kristen Kovesdy Melody Johnson Melody Johnson Rachel Holt Rachel Holt Rachel Holt Molly Tuter Emma Witkowski Molly Tuter Tiffany Krahenbuhl Monique Ambers Lisa Salsman Monique Ambers Fran Ciak Karen O Connor Shamona Mosley Patti Peppler Shamona Mosley Beckie Smatana Kym Hampton Olivia Jones Kym Hampton Kym Hampton Sandra Goering Cathy Aiken (Minimum 150 field goal attempts) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage Year G FG-FGA PCT Reagan Pariseau Briann January Reagan Pariseau Kylan Loney Kylan Loney Kylan Loney Betsy Boardman Amanda Levens Kitch Kitchen Kristine Sand Michelle Tom Stephanie Freeman Molly Tuter Molly Tuter Liisa Kotilainen Tiffany Krahenbuhl Ryneldi Becenti Crystal Cobb Crystal Cobb Crystal Cobb Rosaland Senior Rosalind Senior Free Throw Percentage Year G FT-FTA PCT Briann January Emily Westerberg Danielle Orsillo Emily Westerberg Kylan Loney Jill Noe Kylan Loney Amanda Levens Theresa Jantzen Theresa Jantzen Kisha White Molly Tuter Emma Witkowski Molly Tuter Molly Tuter Lisa Salsman Lisa Salsman Lisa Salsman Karen O Connor Karen O Connor Stephanie Osburn Sherry Poole Robin Connolly Patti Peppler Sherry Poole Jodi Rathbun Olivia Jones Kim Griffee Kim Griffee Kim Griffee ASU Freshmen Records Kristine Sand to Lauren Stagg to Points By An ASU Freshman Kym Hampton, Jill Noe, Betsy Boardman, Jodi Rathbun, Amy Denson, Kristen Kovesdy, Stephanie Freeman, Molly Tuter, Karen O Connor, Sherry Poole, Rebounds By An ASU Freshman Kym Hampton, Kristen Kovesdy, Amy Denson, Jill Noe, Toya DeCree, Jovonne Smith, Tanya Morris, Stephanie Freeman, Molly Tuter, Betsy Boardman, Assists By An ASU Freshman Kylan Loney, Briann January, Jill Noe, Jodi Rathbun, Cassandra Lander, Toya DeCree, Leaf Newman, Stephanie Freeman, Karen O Connor, Lynda Engelhart, Steals By An ASU Freshman Betsy Boardman, Stephanie Freeman, Jill Noe, Molly Tuter, Kym Hampton, Briann January, Stacey Johnson, Carrie Buckner, Jodi Rathbun, Toya DeCree, Blocks By An ASU Freshman Kym Hampton, Kristen Kovesdy, Tanya Morris, Shannon Gridley, Jenny Thigpin, Kayli Murphy Melissa Boyle, Kirsten Thompson, Molly Tuter, Sherry Poole,

13 All-Time Letterwinners A Ahr, Leslie Aiken, Cathy Aiken, Nancy 1979 Albert, Jen Allen, Sarah Amama, Charity Ambers, Monique Avila, Irma B Bantom, Dawn Becenti, Ryneldi Bennett, Jennifer Betoney, Missy 1985 Bishop, Carla 1984 Blilie, Irene 1979 Brady, Stephanie Boardman, Betsy , Boone, Kathy 1979 Boyle, Melissa Brinkmann, Ann 1981 Brinkmann, Margie 1981 Buckner, Carrie Buelow, Dee 1981 C Campbell, Cheryl 1980 Carl, Kalene 1997 Carvalho, Cian Carper, Candis 1992 Cherry, Michelle Ciak, Fran Clark, Theresa 1981 Clemente, Fran 1980 Cobb, Crystal Combs, Leah Connolly, Robin Corea, Nancy 1981 Crisp, Rainy D Daniels, Dana 1984 Davis, Regina DeCree, Toya 1982 DeHoff, Carolyn Denson, Amy Dosty, Sybil 2008 E Edwards, Debbie 1979 Edwards, Ebony Eisenhut, Jill 1979 Engelbrecht, Kate Englehart, Lynda 1979 Enos, Wanda 1979 Fage, Gabby Fanaika, Lavinia Francis, Melani Freeman, Stephanie Fritzinger, Tina 1979 F G Garner, Christine 1997 Gledhill, Julie Godette, Alisha 2004 Goering, Sandra 1980 Gravender, Pam 1979 Gridley, Shannon Griffee, Kim H Hackbarth, Kim Hall, Peggy 1984 Hamilton, Sandra Hampton, Kym Henley, Linn Hertz, Mary 1989 Holt, Rachel Howard-Jones, Patty 1979 Hunter, Kathy 1979 Jantzen, Theresa January, Briann Jerro, Frozena Johnson, Alyssa 1997 Johnson, Aubree Johnson, Jacquelyn 2005 Johnson, Kathy 1982 Johnson, LaJuana 1992 Johnson, LaToya Johnson, Melody Johnson, Stacey Jones, Lisa Jones, Olivia J K Kellams, Christy Kotilainen, Liisa 1995 Krahenbuhl, Tiffany King, Stephanie Kitchen, Kitch Kovesdy, Kristen Lacey, Lauren 2008 Lander, Cassandra Lang, Rechelle Lambert, Chandra 1995 L Leeper, Debie 1980 Leonard, Brett Levens, Amanda Liu, Li i 2001 Lomeli, Mona Loney, Kylan Lopez, Cristina Lowe, Rameeka 1994, M Mial, April 1989 Matlock, Tamika 1994 McDanal, Kellie McFadgion, Keisha 1994 McFadyen, Aubrey McGee, Debby McKinley, Ann Miele, Laura Mirani, Donna 1988 Moore, Rosiland Morris, Tanya Mosley, Shamona 1988 Mulder, Dee Dee 1988 Mullertz, Camilla 1985 Murphy, Kayli N Nelson, Amy 1992 Newman, Leaf Nichols, Suzanne 1989 Noe, Jill 2003, O O Connor, Karen Orsillo, Danielle Osburn, Stephanie P Paraham, Brigitta 1979 Paulson, Liz Papscun, Kimberly 1988 Pariseau, Reagan Peppler, Patti Pontius, Cathy 1979 Poole, Sherry Pugh, Kathi R Rathbun, Jodi Ripp, Libby Rosenthal, YoVanna Ryan, Ann 1979 S Salsman, Lisa Sand, Kristine Scales, Katy 1980 Senior, Rosiland Sharkey, Teri 1983 Simon, Dymond Slayton, Shannon Smatana, Beckie Smith, Barb Smith, Joanie Smith, Shawn Smith, Jovonne Stagg, Lauren Steed, Spring Stilson, Marci Stuck, Lisa 1983 Sweete, Mary 1979 Tabertshofer, Angela 1981 Tate, Alexis 2002 Thigpin, Jenny Thompson, Kirsten Thompson, Nikki Thorngren, Malyssa 1995 Tobin, Becca 2008 Tom, Michelle Tucker, Natalie Tuter, Molly T V Van, Anna VanDevander, Patty 1979 Vyskocil, Cindy W Westerberg, Emily White, Kisha Wiegert, Gail 1981 Wilber, Stephanie 2008 Wiley, Jessica Wilkinson, Celeste 1979 Williams, Penny 1987 Wise, Maria 1983 Witkowski, Emma Woolery, Rhonda Worgull, Tania 1989 Workman, Lori 1986 Y Young, Iman 2003 Z Ziuraitis, Joana media guide 133

14 N CAA Tournament History ASU NCAA Tournament History Year Region Seed Record 1982 Midwest No West No Midwest No Mideast No Midwest No Tempe No Albuquerque No Greensboro No Oklahoma City No NCAA Tournament - Tempe, Ariz./Ruston, La. Georgia ended ASU s season, and the Sun Devils were not about to let history repeat itself, thrashing the Bulldogs in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament Midwest Region at Wells Fargo Arena. The contest marked ASU s first appearance in NCAA Tournament play. Kym Hampton had 31 points as the Sun Devils built a 14-point advantage and never looked back. Forward Olivia Jones added 19 for ASU. The Sun Devils were not as fortunate six days later in Ruston, La., as top-seeded Louisiana Tech blitzed ASU in the Midwest Region semifinals. The Lady Techsters led at the half. Jones (21 points) was the lone Sun Devil to post double figures. Tech went on to win the national title a week later in Norfolk, Va NCAA Tournament - Tempe, Ariz./Los Angeles No. 11 ASU remained undefeated at home in NCAA play, defeating Utah in West Region first-round action at Wells Fargo Arena. Olivia Jones scored 28 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and hit all 10 of her free throws. Kym Hampton also posted a double-double, netting 11 points and 11 boards. But the Sun Devils were once again overmatched in the Sweet 16, falling to USC at Pauley Pavilion. Hampton scored 15, but USC scored 58 second-half points and cruised to the win. USC won the NCAA title the following week, marking the second straight year ASU had lost to the eventual national champion in the round of NCAA Tournament, Chicago, Ill. ASU advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in nine seasons but lost a heartbreaker to host DePaul at a Midwest Region first-round contest in front of 1,936 in Chicago. The sixthseeded Sun Devils, who trailed at the half, built a seven-point lead with 12:18 remaining. But the Blue Demons rallied, taking a lead with 3:31 left. With the Blue Demons up four and 26 seconds remaining, All-American Ryneldi Becenti hit two free throws to cut DePaul s lead to Becenti fouled Rita Hale, who missed the front end of a 1-and-1, but DePaul held on for the upset win. Lisa Salsman led the Sun Devils with 16 points NCAA Tournament - West Lafayette, Ind. The 11th-seeded Sun Devils saw their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1992 cut short in an loss to sixth-seeded Louisiana State March 16 in the first round of the NCAA Mideast Regional. In the only first-round NCAA Tournament game featuring a pair of teams ranked in the Top 25 polls, the 18th-ranked Lady Tigers trailed early against the No. 25 Sun Devils before going on a 17-8 run that gave them a lead they would not relinquish. ASU went on a 6-0 run to get the score to with 15:28 to play, but LSU pushed the lead back to double digits and led by as many as 20 in the second half. Melody Johnson led the game with a career-best 25 points for Arizona State, going 8-of-13 from the floor and 9-of-13 from the line. Amanda Levens added 11 points and a game-high six assists, while Betsy Boardman added 10 points and three steals NCAA Tournament - Nashville, Tenn. The ninth-seeded Sun Devils earned their second straight trip to the NCAA Tournament after winning the inaugural Pac-10 Tournament to capture the Pac-10 s automatic bid. In the first round of the Midwest Sub-Regional at Vanderbilt s Memorial Gym, the Sun Devils earned their first postseason victory in 19 years and tied the school record for victories in a season with a win over Wisconsin on March 16. ASU trailed for almost all of the game and fell behind by as many as 14 points in the first half. The Sun Devils, however, scored 48 points and shot 65.5 percent in the second half to rally for the victory, their fourth straight come-from-behind win. Cian Carvalho had 13 of her career-best 24 points in the second half, while Melody Johnson and Amanda Levens added 18 and 14 points, respectively. In the second round, ASU fell short against top-seeded and fourth-ranked Vanderbilt on March 18. The Sun Devils turned in season lows in scoring, shooting and rebounding in the loss to host Vanderbilt which advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight. The Sun Devils came out cold in the game, missing four of their first five shots and shooting just 25 percent in the first half. Vanderbilt held a lead at halftime and never looked back en route to the victory. Johnson turned in a team-high 13 points and eight rebounds in the loss NCAA Tournament - Fresno, Calif./Tempe, Ariz. Head coach Charli Turner Thorne became the first coach in school history to lead her team to three NCAA Tournament appearances, guiding the Sun Devils to their first NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearance in 22 years. The fifth-seeded Sun Devils earned an at-large NCAA bid and traveled to the SaveMart Center in Fresno, Calif., for the first and second rounds. ASU took on Ohio Valley Conference champion Eastern Kentucky in the first game and emerged with an victory. The Sun Devils made 10 of their first 16 shots in the game and led at the half. Emily Westerberg had 14 of her team-high 20 points in the first half, while Kristen Kovesdy scored 18 points on 9-of-11 shooting in the win. In the second round, ASU used aggressive defense, hustle and timely shooting to earn a upset over 11th-ranked Notre Dame and a trip home for the NCAA Tempe Regional. The win gave the Sun Devils the third NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearance in school history and their first since the tournament was expanded to 64 teams. After falling behind by 13 points in the first half, Betsy Boardman started the comeback when she knocked down a long, buzzer-beating three-pointer at halftime to get the team within five. ASU opened the second half with a 12-2 run and answered each Notre Dame run to hang on for the victory. Kylan Loney, who was playing with broken nose, scored eight points in the final 1:29 of the game and finished with 20 points, while Aubree Johnson added 12 points and nine rebounds. The scrappy Sun Devils returned to Wells Fargo Arena for the NCAA Tempe Regional, and despite the support of a rowdy crowd of 8,213, fell just short against top-seeded and fourth-ranked North Carolina ASU led by as many as 10 points in the first half, but UNC regained the lead and took a advantage at the half. In the second half, ASU tied the game twice and kept things close until the heavily favored Tar Heels pulled away late to end the Sun Devils tournament run. Loney, who was named to the NCAA Tempe Regional All-Tournament team, again led the team with 18 points, including three three-pointers. Kovesdy had 12 points, and Johnson led the squad with 10 rebounds NCAA Tournament - Tucson, Ariz. For the seventh straight season, head coach Charli Turner Thorne led ASU to a postseason appearance. The 15th ranked Sun Devils earned an at-large bid into the 2006 NCAA Tournament. In the first round of the Albuquerque Regional, the fourth-seeded Sun Devils squared off against Stephen F. Austin at the McKale Center in Tucson, Ariz. ASU proved to be too big and too deep as they defeated the Ladyjacks Eleven players scored for the Sun Devils, all in the first half. Senior Kristen Kovesdy scored 22 points on 8-for-12 shooting and collected 11 rebounds. Back-up center, freshman Kirsten Thompson, added 12 points for the Devils and Amy Denson finished with nine points and 10 rebounds. Junior Aubree Johnson was the only other Arizona State player in double figures with 10. The Sun Devils led by as many as 28 in the second half and finished with a rebounding advantage over the Ladyjacks. The Sun Devils met the fifth-seeded Utah Utes in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Despite jumping out to an early lead, the Devils fell to the Utes The Devils lead in the first half 34-19, but the Utes erased the fifteen-point deficit, scoring the rest of the first-half points, to tie the game at The game remained close for much of the second half until Utah went on an 18-5 run to lead with 4:18 left in the game. The Devils would not be able to overcome the deficit. Denson scored 14, Emily Westerberg had 12, and Kovesdy, in the final game of her career, finished with 11 points as the Sun Devils ended their season with a 25-7 record NCAA Tournament - Los Angeles/Greensboro, N.C. The Arizona State women s basketball team, riding the success of the best season in school history, earned a third consecutive bid to the NCAA Tournament and a spot in the Elite Eight. The eighth-ranked Sun Devils received a No. 3 seed in the Greensboro Region, their highest-ever placement in the NCAA Tournament. In the first round, ASU was able to overcome a lackluster shooting effort with tough defense to defeat a pesky UC Riverside team. The Sun Devils secured the win by outscoring the Highlanders 19-2 with just under eight minutes to go in the second half. Junior guard Briann January scored 15 points and sophomore guard Danielle Orsillo added 13 points and four assists to help ASU rally to win In the second round the Sun Devils once again showed their tenacity in overcoming another slow start against Louisville. Down by 12 with eight minutes remaining, the Sun Devils used a 25-4 run to clinch their second Sweet Sixteen appearance in three years with a win. January again lead the Sun Devils in scoring, matching her career high with 22 points. In their two first round games, the Sun Devils outscored the Highlanders and the Cardinals a combined 44-6 in the final eight minutes to turn near season-ending losses into season-saving wins. The third round provided little challenge for ASU, as the Sun Devils, who were playing more than 2,000 miles away from home in Greensboro, N.C., defeated the upstart Bowling Green Falcons With the win, the Sun Devils punched their ticket for their first ever Elite Eight appearance. Orsillo, who replaced January as a starter due to a concussion she suffered in the final moments against Louisville, scored 16 points on 7-12 shooting to go along with three rebounds and two assists all while playing a career-high 34 minutes. The Sun Devils, who shot 61 percent in the first half to take a 16-point halftime lead, also racked up 16 points off turnovers. Bowling Green made the first basket of the game but would not lead again. ASU answered Bowling Green s points with a 14-2 run, capped off by consecutive 3-pointers from Orsillo. In the Elite Eight, ASU took on a determined Rutgers team who used tough defense to muddle the Sun Devils offensive efforts. The Scarlet Knights held Arizona State to one field goal in the first eight and a half minutes of the second half. For the game, ASU shot 32.7 percent from the field. Sophomore Kirsten Thompson s jumper pulled Arizona State within nine in the second half, but the basket was answered by seven straight Rutgers points which put the game out of reach. The Sun Devils ended the season one game shy of the Final Four, losing to the Scarlet Knights January scored 12 points for ASU, helping the Sun Devils advance farther than any other team in school history. At the end of the season, Arizona State also accumulated the most wins in school history with NCAA Tournament - College Park, Md. For the first time in school history the Sun Devils were headed to the NCAA Tournament for a fourth consecutive season. After an injury-plagued preseason combined with one of the toughest non-conference schedules in the country led to a 6-5 start, the Sun Devils responded with a trio of five-game winning streaks over the next two months to secure their fourth consecutive 20-win season. As a result the Sun Devils were rewarded with their fourth straight NCAA Tournament berth, earning a No. 6 seed in the Oklahoma City Regional. For the first two rounds the Sun Devils were assigned to the College Park, Md. subregional. Their first tournament assignment came in the form of the Temple Owls. After playing Temple on even terms for the first 20 minutes (26-26), the Sun Devils opened the second half with a 13-0 run to take command of the game on their way to a win. Lauren Lacey led ASU with 14 points while Jill Noe had 12 and Briann January had 10. In the second round game the Sun Devils met thirdseeded Duke. An 18-5 Duke run in the second half put the Blue Devils up with 11:19 remaining. No sooner was it that the Sun Devils countered with a 12-4 run of their own to close to and eventually However ASU could pull no closer as the Blue Devils advanced with a win. Three Sun Devils scored in double figures led by January, who had 17 points. Lacey added 13 and Dymond Simon had

15 N CAA Tournament Teams NCAA Sweet Sixteen 25-7 overall/8-4 WCAA (3rd) Head Coach: Juliene Simpson Back Row: Student Manager Peggy Hall, Head Coach Juliene Simpson, Barb Smith, Olivia Jones, Shawn Smith, Jessica Wiley, Kym Hampton, Kathy Johnson, Graduate Assistant Joy Miller, Trainer Joanne Dunnock. Front Row: Cassandra Lander, Linn Henley, Sandra Hamilton, Sarah Lewis, Toya DeCree NCAA Sweet Sixteen 23-7 overall/9-5 WCAA (3rd) Head Coach: Juliene Simpson Back Row: Head Coach Juliene Simpson, Assistant Coach Ethel Gregory, Maria Wise, Linn Henley, Jodi Rathbun, Toya DeCree, Beckie Smatana, Kym Hampton, Barb Smith, Teri Sharkey, Graduate Assistant Lisa Williams. Middle Row: Student Manager Debbie Villaverde, Cassandra Lander, Kathy Johnson, Jessica Wiley, Student Manager Peggy Hall. Front Row: Olivia Jones NCAA First Round 20-9 overall/11-7 Pac-10 (5th) Head Coach: Maura McHugh Back Row: Monique Ambers, Lisa Salsman, Shannon Gridley, Amy Nelson. Middle Row: Ryneldi Becenti, Michelle Cherry, Frozena Jerro, Jovonne Smith, Nikki Thompson. Front Row: Candis Carper, Stacey Johnson, Crystal Cobb, Regina Davis, Nikki Thomspon media guide 135

16 N CAA Tournament Teams NCAA First Round overall Co-Pac-10 Champions (12-6) Head Coach: Charli Turner Thorne Back Row: Amanda Levens, Cian Carvalho, Lauren Stagg, Leah Combs, Rainy Crisp. Front Row: Carrie Buckner, Kylan Loney, Alexis Tate, Betsy Boardman, Jen Albert, Melody Johnson, Cian Carvalho NCAA Second Round 25-9 overall/12-6 Pac-10 (t-2nd) Pac-10 Tournament Champions Head Coach: Charli Turner Thorne Back Row: Amanda Levens, Cian Carvalho, Lauren Stagg, Leah Combs, Rainy Crisp. Front Row: Carrie Buckner, Kylan Loney, Alexis Tate, Betsy Boardman, Jen Albert, Melody Johnson NCAA Sweet Sixteen overall/12-6 Pac-10 (T-2nd) Head Coach: Charli Turner Thorne Back Row: Lauren Stagg, Betsy Boardman, Aubree Johnson, Jenny Thigpin, Kristen Kovesdy, Emily Westerberg, Amy Denson. Front Row: Alisha Godette, Jill Noe, Jacquelyn Johnson, Reagan Pariseau, YoVanna Rosenthal, Kylan Loney, Carrie Buckner

17 NCAA Tournament Teams NCAA Second Round 25-7 overall/14-4 Pac-10 (2nd) Head Coach: Charli Turner Thorne Back Row: Amy Denson, Cristina Lopez, Kirsten Thompson, Kristen Kovesdy, Aubree Johnson, Emily Westerberg. Front Row: YoVanna Rosenthall, Briann January, Danielle Orsillo, Kate Engelbrecht, Reagan Pariseau, Jill Noe NCAA Elite Eight 31-5 overall/16-2 Pac-10 (2nd) Head Coach: Charli Turner Thorne Back Row: Cristina Lopez, Aubree Johnson, Lauren Lacey, Kirsten Thompson, Sybil Dosty, Kayli Murphy, Emily Westerberg, Lena Gipson. Front Row: Gabby Fage, Briann January, Reagan Pariseau, Dymond Simon, Danielle Orsillo, Lavinia Fanaika, Kate Engelbrecht, Jill Noe NCAA Second Round overall/14-4 Pac-10 (3rd) Head Coach: Charli Turner Thorne Back Row: Stephanie Wilber, Kayli Murphy, Lauren Lacey, Kirsten Thompson, Becca Tobin, Sybil Dosty, Jill Noe, Nicole Anders. Front Row: Gabby Fage, Briann January, Reagan Pariseau, Dymond Simon, Danielle Orsillo, Lavinia Fanaika, Kate Engelbrecht media guide 137

18 Series Standings Melody Johnson to ASU s longest all-time winning streak was 16 consecutive victories against in-state rival Arizona, a stretch which lasted from to Aubree Johnson to FIRST LAST TEAM SERIES GAME GAME STREAK Adams State W1 Akron W2 Alabama L2 Alabama State W1 Alaska-Anchorage W1 American W1 Appalachian State L1 Arizona W6 Arkansas L1 Auburn L2 Baylor L1 Binghamton W1 Biola W1 Boston W1 Bowling Green W1 Bradley L1 Brigham Young W3 California L3 Cal Poly-Pomona W1 Cal Poly SLO W1 CS Fullerton W2 CS Los Angeles W1 CS Northridge W2 Central Arizona W4 Central Michigan W2 Chicago State W2 Cleveland State W1 Colgate W2 Colorado L8 Colorado State W6 Connecticut W1 Cornell W1 Dayton W1 Delaware State W1 Denver W1 DePaul L1 Drake W2 Duke L1 Eastern Illinois W1 Eastern Kentucky W1 Eastern Washington W1 Evansville W1 Florida L1 Florida Atlantic W1 Florida State W1 Fordham W1 Fort Lewis W1 Fresno State W2 George Washington L1 Georgia W3 Gonzaga W4 Grambling State W1 Grand Canyon W2 Hawaii W2 Holy Cross W2 Idaho State W1 Illinois State L1 Indiana L1 Iona W1 Iowa W1 Iowa State L1 Kansas W1 Kansas State L1 Kent State W1 La Salle W1 Lamar L1 Long Beach State L7 Long Island L1 Louisiana-Lafayette W`1 Louisiana State L2 Louisiana Tech L1 Louisville W2 Loyola-Chicago W1 Loyola Marymount L1 Luke Air Force Base W1 Marquette L1 Memphis W1 Miami (Fla.) W1 Minnesota L1 Mississippi L1 Mississippi State W1 Missouri W1 Montana State W3 Morgan State W1 Nebraska W1 Nebraska-Omaha W1 Nevada-Las Vegas L3 New Mexico W2 FIRST LAST TEAM SERIES GAME GAME STREAK New Mexico State W1 New Orleans L1 Nicholls State W1 Northern Arizona W3 Northern Colorado W1 Northern Illinois W2 Northern Iowa W1 Northeastern W1 North Carolina L4 North Carolina State L2 North Texas W1 Notre Dame W1 Oakland W2 Ohio State L1 Oklahoma L1 Oral Roberts W1 Oregon W7 Oregon State W11 Pacific W1 Pepperdine W2 Portland State W1 Prairie View A&M W1 Puerto Rico-Mayaguez W1 Richmond W1 Rutgers L1 Sacramento State W1 St. Mary s L2 St. John s W1 St. Joseph s W1 St. Peter s W1 Sam Houston State W2 San Diego W3 San Diego State L2 San Francisco W2 San Francisco State W1 San Jose State W1 Santa Clara W1 Seattle L1 Seton Hall W1 SMU L1 South Carolina W1 South Florida W1 Southern A&M W1 Southern Illinois L1 Southern Utah W2 Stanford L5 Stephen F. Austin W2 Syracuse L1 Temple W3 Tennessee L2 Tennessee Tech W1 Texas L3 Texas-San Antonio W3 Texas A&M L3 Texas A&M-CC W2 Texas-Arlington W1 Texas-El Paso W7 Texas Tech L1 Toledo W1 Tulane W1 Tulsa W1 UC Irvine W3 UC Davis W1 UCLA W5 UC Riverside W1 UC Santa Barbara W1 USC W5 U.S. International L1 Utah L2 Utah State W3 Vanderbilt W1 Virginia W1 Wake Forest W2 Washington W7 Washington State W8 Wayland Baptist W1 Weber State W2 Western Kentucky W2 Western Michigan W1 Western New Mexico W1 West Texas State W1 West Virginia L1 Wisconsin W1 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W1 Wyoming L1 Yavapai College W1 Yale W

19 ASU vs. Conferences AMERICA EAST: 3-0 Binghamton 1-0 Boston 1-0 Northeastern 1-0 ATLANTIC COAST: 4-7 Duke 0-1 Florida State 1-0 North Carolina 0-4 North Carolina State 0-2 Virginia 1-0 Wake Forest 2-0 ATLANTIC 10: 8-1 Dayton 1-0 Fordham 1-0 George Washington 0-1 La Salle 1-0 St. Joseph s 1-0 Richmond 1-0 Temple 3-0 BIG EAST: 10-5 Connecticut 1-1 Louisville 2-0 Miami (Fla.) 1-0 Notre Dame 2-1 Rutgers 2-2 St John's (N.Y.) 1-0 Seton Hall 1-0 Syracuse 1-0 West Virginia 0-1 BIG SKY: 36-8 Cal State Northridge 2-0 Eastern Washington 1-0 Idaho State 1-0 Montana State 3-0 Northern Arizona 26-4 Portland State 1-0 Weber State 2-4 BIG WEST: 3-0 UC Davis 1-0 UC Irvine 1-0 UC Riverside 1-0 BIG TEN: 1-3 Indiana 0-1 Iowa 1-0 Minnesota 0-1 Ohio State 0-1 BIG 12: Baylor 0-1 Colorado 0-8 Iowa State 1-2 Kansas 2-1 Kansas State 2-1 Missouri 1-0 Nebraska 3-3 Oklahoma 1-1 Texas 0-3 Texas A&M 0-3 Texas Tech 3-3 BIG WEST: Cal Poly SLO 1-0 Cal State Fullerton 9-6 Long Beach State 1-15 Pacific 1-0 UC Irvine 2-0 UC Santa Barbara 4-4 COLONIAL: 1-0 American 1-0 CONFERENCE USA: 4-2 DePaul 0-1 Marquette 0-1 Memphis 1-0 South Florida 1-0 HORIZON LEAGUE: 1-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1-0 IVY LEAGUE: 2-0 Cornell 1-0 Yale 1-0 METRO ATLANTIC: 2-1 Iona 1-0 St. Peter s 1-1 MID-AMERICAN: 9-1 Akron 2-0 Bowling Green 1-0 Kent State 1-0 Northern Illinois 2-0 Toledo 1-0 Western Michigan 2-1 MID-CONTINENT: 5-1 Chicago State 2-0 Oral Roberts 1-1 Southern Utah 2-0 MID-EASTERN: 2-0 Delaware State 1-0 Morgan State 1-0 MIDWESTERN: 2-0 Cleveland State 1-0 Loyola (Ill.) 1-0 MISSOURI VALLEY: 8-3 Bradley 0-1 Drake 2-0 Evansville 1-0 Illinois State 3-1 Northern Iowa 1-0 Southern Illinois 1-1 MOUNTAIN WEST: Brigham Young 3-4 Colorado State 6-1 New Mexico 7-7 San Diego State 8-10 UNLV 2-7 Utah 3-6 Wyoming 2-2 NORTHEAST: 1-0 Long Island 1-0 OHIO VALLEY: 3-0 Eastern Illinois 1-0 Eastern Kentucky 1-0 Tennessee Tech 1-0 PATRIOT: 4-0 Colgate 2-0 Holy Cross 2-0 SOUTHEASTERN: 6-14 Alabama 0-2 Arkansas 0-1 Auburn 0-2 Florida 0-1 Georgia 3-1 LSU 0-2 Mississippi 0-1 Mississippi State 1-0 South Carolina 1-1 Tennessee 0-2 Vanderbilt 1-1 SOUTHERN: 0-1 Appalachian State 0-1 SOUTHLAND: 9-1 Lamar 0-1 Nicholls State 1-0 Sam Houston State 2-0 Stephen F. Austin 2-0 Texas-Arlington 1-0 Texas-San Antonio 3-0 SOUTHWESTERN: 3-0 Alabama State 1-0 Grambling State 1-0 Prairie View A&M 1-0 SUN BELT: 9-8 Denver 1-1 Florida Atlantic 1-0 Louisiana-Lafayette 1-0 Louisiana Tech 0-1 New Mexico State 3-5 New Orleans 1-1 Western Kentucky 2-0 WEST COAST: 18-5 Gonzaga 4-0 Loyola Marymount 3-1 Pepperdine 2-1 St. Mary s 0-2 San Diego 6-1 San Francisco 2-0 Santa Clara 1-0 WESTERN ATHLETIC: 15-3 Fresno State 2-0 Hawaii 2-0 San Jose State 3-2 Southern Methodist 0-1 UTEP 7-0 Tulsa 1-0 Leah Combs to Arizona State has posted a winning record vs. 23 of the 30 conferences Kylan Loney to it has faced media guide 139

20 Series Records Kym Hampton to Molly Tuter to ADAMS STATE Year W-L ASU ADM W (a) AKRON Year W-L ASU UA W (a) W (h) Alabama Sun Devils Won 0 Lost 2 Year W-L ASU UA L (jtc) L (sjs) Alabama STATE Year W-L ASU ALST W (h-wfc) Alaska-Anchorage Year W-L ASU UA-A W (nlt) American Year W-L ASU AU W (sjs) Appalachian State Year W-L ASU APP L (dsc) Arizona Sun Devils Won 42 Lost 25 H: A: N: 1-0 Year W-L ASU UA L (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) L (a) W (a) W (h) W (h) W (h) W (a) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) L (h) L (a) W (h) W (a) L (h) L (h) W (h) W (a) W (a) L (ot) (h) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (ot) (h) L (a) L (h) W (h) W (ot) (a) W (h) L (a) W (ptt) W (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) W (h) L (a) W (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) ARKANSAS Year W-L ASU ARK L (dsc) AUBURN Year W-L ASU AUB L (h) Baylor Year W-L ASU BW L (a-wnit) Binghamton Year W-L ASU BU W (h-ahc) Biola Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 2 Year W-L ASU BC L (a) L (n) W (dsc) boston Year W-L ASU BU W (h) bowling green Year W-L ASU BG W (ncaa) Bradley Year W-L ASU BC L (acl) Brigham Young Sun Devils Won 3 Lost 4 Year W-L ASU BYU L (h) L (h) L (h) L (a) W (dsc-p) W (dsc) W (dsc) California Sun Devils Won 26 Lost 26 H: 14-8 A: N: 1-1 Year W-L ASU CAL W (a) L (a-ct) W (a) W (h) W (a) W (a) L (h) L (a) L (h) W (a) L (h) L (a) L (h) W (h) L (a) W (a) W (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (h) W (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) W (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) W (h) L (ot) (a) W (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) L (a) W (h) L (ptt) W (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) L (a) W (h) W (a) W (h) W (ptt) L (h) L (a) L (n) Cal Poly-Pomona Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 4 Year W-L ASU CPP L (h) L (h) L (h) L (h) W (h) W (h) W (h) W (h) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) W (byu) W (cyc) Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo Year W-L ASU CP W (h) Cal State-Los Angeles Year W-L ASU CSLA W (h) Cal State-Northridge Year W-L ASU CSN W (fiu) W (h) Central Arizona Sun Devils Won 4 Lost 0 Year W-L ASU CAC W (h) W (a) W (h) W (a) Central Michigan Year W-L ASU CMU W (bb-ci) W (dsc) Chicago State Year W-L ASU CSU W (a) W (h) Cleveland State Year W-L ASU CSU W (dsc) Colgate Year W-L ASU CU W (ri) W (dsc) Colorado Sun Devils Won 0 Lost 8 Year W-L ASU CU L (h) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (cpp) L (conc-c) L (sdi) L (a) Colorado State Sun Devils Won 6 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU CSU 140

21 Series Records W (h) W (h) W (h) W (h) W (ct) W (h) L (a-wnit) Connecticut Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU UC L (a) W (h) Cornell Year W-L ASU CU W (h) Dayton Year W-L ASU UD W (h) Delaware State Year W-L ASU DSU W (h) Denver Sun Devils Won 2 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU DU W (h) L (a) W (h) DePaul Year W-L ASU DU L (c-ncaa) Drake Year W-L ASU DU W (a-nwit) W (a) Duke Year W-L ASU DU L (n) Eastern Illinois Sun Devils Won1 Lost 0 Year W-L ASU EIU W (acl) EASTERN KENTUCKY Year W-L ASU EKU W (f-ncca) Eastern Washington Year W-L ASU EWU W (dsc) Evansville Year W-L ASU UE W (h) Florida Year W-L ASU UF L (ri) Florida ATLANTIC Year W-L ASU FA W (h) Florida State Year W-L ASU FSU W (conc-c) Fordham Year W-L ASU FU W (h-ahc) Fort Lewis Year W-L ASU FLC W (a) Fresno State Year W-L ASU FSU W (a) W (h) George Washington Year W-L ASU GW L (jj) Georgia Sun Devils Won 3 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU UGA L (a-nwit) W (t-ncaa) W (h) W (a) Gonzaga Sun Devils Won 3 Lost 0 Year W-L ASU GU W (h-wfc) W (h-wfc) W (a) W (h) Grambling State Year W-L ASU GS W (h) Grand Canyon Year W-L ASU GCU W (dsc) W (a) Hawaii Year W-L ASU UH W (rwc) W (h-wnit) Holy Cross Year W-L ASU HC W (nlt) W (a) Idaho State Year W-L ASU ISU W (dsc) Illinois State Sun Devils Won 3 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU ISU W (h) W (a) W (h) L (a) Indiana Year W-L ASU IU L (conc-i) Iona Year W-L ASU IC W (dsc) Iowa Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 2 Year W-L ASU IU W (h) Iowa State Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 2 Year W-L ASU ISU L (dsc-ot) W (dsc) L (cyc) Kansas Sun Devils Won 2 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU KU W (h) L (a) W (h) Kansas State Sun Devils Won 2 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU KSU W (h) W (pj) L (jj) Kent State Year W-L ASU KSU W (a) Lamar Year W-L ASU LU L (r-lc) La Salle Year W-L ASU LS W (h-ahl) Long Beach State Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 15 Year W-L ASU LBS L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (2ot) (h) L (a) W (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) Long Island Year W-L ASU LIU W (h) Louisiana-Lafayette Year W-L ASU LL W (n-rcc) Louisiana State Sun Devils Won 0 Lost 2 Year W-L ASU LSU L (w-ncaa) L (a-wsf) Louisiana Tech Year W-L ASU LT L (r-ncaa) Louisville Year W-L ASU UL W (conc-i) W (ncaa) Loyola-Chicago Year W-L ASU LC W (bb-ci) Loyola Marymount Sun Devils Won 3 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU LMU W (sdi) W (a) W (h) L (h) Luke Air Force Base Year W-L ASU LAFB W (h) Marquette Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU MU W (dsc) L (h) MEMPHIS Year W-L ASU UM W (h) Miami (Fla.) Year W-L ASU UM W (h) Minnesota Year W-L ASU UM L (nlt) Mississippi Year W-L ASU UM L (jtc) MISSISSIPPI state Year W-L ASU MS W (n) missouri Year W-L ASU MU W (h) Jodi Rathbun to Jovonne Smith to media guide 141

22 Series Records Olivia Jones to Kim Griffee to Montana State Sun Devils Won 3 Lost 0 Year W-L ASU MSU W (ct) W (sdc) W (h) Morgan State Year W-L ASU MSU W (jtc) Nebraska Sun Devils Won 3 Lost 3 Year W-L ASU UN L (ct) W (a) W (h) L (a) L (h) W (a) Nebraska-Omaha Year W-L ASU UN-O W (a) New Mexico Sun Devils Won 7 Lost 7 Year W-L ASU UNM W (h) L (h) L (a) L (h) W (nmt) W (bud) L (conc-t) W (h) W (a) W (mst) W (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) W (h) New Mexico State Sun Devils Won 3 Lost 5 Year W-L ASU NMSU L (h) L (h) L (h) L (a) W (h) W (dsc) L (a) W (smu) New Orleans Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU UNO W (h) L (a) nicholls state Year W-L ASU NS W (h) North Carolina Sun Devils Won 0 Lost 4 Year W-L ASU UNC L (a) L (t-ncaa) L (n) L (a) Northern Arizona Sun Devils Won 26 Lost 4 Year W-L ASU NAU W (h) W (h) W (h) L (a) W (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (dsc) W (a) W (h) W (conc-t) L (byu) W (h) W (a) W (h) W (a) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) L (a) L (h) W (h) W (a) W (h) Northern Colorado Sun Devils Won 2 Lost 2 Year W-L ASU NCU L (h) W (h) L (a) W (h) Northern Illinois Year W-L ASU NIU W (a) W (h) Northern Iowa Year W-L ASU NIU W (h) Northeastern Year W-L ASU NU W (jtc) North Carolina State Year W-L ASU NCSU L (dsc North Texas Year W-L ASU UNT W (h) Notre Dame Sun Devils Won 2 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU UND W (h) L (hfcc2) W (f-ncaa) Oakland Year W-L ASU OU W (h) W (h) Ohio State Year W-L ASU OSU L (h) Oklahoma Year W-L ASU UO W (h) L (h) oral ROBERTS Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU ORU L (a) W (dsc) Oregon Sun Devils Won 23 Lost 27 H: A: 7-16 N: 2-1 Year W-L ASU UO W (h) L (n-ct) W (n-bud) L (a) L (a) L (h) W (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) W (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (h) W (a) W (h) W (a) L (a) L (h) W (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (ot) (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) W (h) L (a) W (a) W (h) W (a-ptt) W (h) L (a) W (a) W (h) W (h) L (a) W (ptt) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) W (a) W (h) Oregon State Sun Devils Won 28 Lost 19 H: 16-6 A: 9-13 N: 1-0 Year W-L ASU OSU W (h-dsc) W (a) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) W (h) W (a) L (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) W (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) W (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) L (a) W (h) W (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) W (h) L (a) W (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) W (h) W (a) W (n-ptt) W (a) W (h) W (a) W (h) Pacific Year W-L ASU UOP W (shc) Pepperdine Sun Devils Won 2 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU PU L (a) W (h) W (uci) Portland State Year W-L ASU PSU W (h-ahc) PRAIRIE VIEW A&M Year W-L ASU PV W (utsa) Puerto Rico-Mayaguez Year W-L ASU PR-M W (sjs) Richmond Year W-L ASU UR W (pj) 142

23 Series Records Rutgers Sun Devils Won 2 Lost 2 Year W-L ASU RU W (a) L (a-rcc) W (h-ahc) L (ncaa) Sacramento State Year W-L ASU SSU W (fiu) St. John s Year W-L ASU SJU W (dsc) St. Joseph s Year W-L ASU STJ W(ot) (h-wfc) St. Mary s Sun Devils Won 0 Lost 2 Year W-L ASU SMC L (h) L (dsc) St. Peter s Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU SPC L (a) W (h) Sam Houston State Year W-L ASU SHSU W (dsc) W (h) San Diego Sun Devils Won 6 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU USD W (a) W (h) W (dsc) L (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) San Diego State Sun Devils Won 8 Lost 10 Year W-L ASU SDSU W (h) L (h) L (a) L (cpp) L (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) W (h) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (h) W (a) L (a) L (h) San Francisco Year W-L ASU USF W (nlt) W (7up) San Francisco State Year W-L ASU SFSU W (cpp) San Jose State Sun Devils Won 2 Lost 2 Year W-L ASU SJSU L (a) W (a) W (shc) L (a) Seattle Year W-L ASU SU L (a) SETON HALL Year W-L ASU SHU W (utsa) South Carolina Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU USC L (nlt) W (h-wfc) South Florida Year W-L ASU USF W (h) Southern Year W-L ASU SU W (dsc) Southern Illinois Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU SIU W (h) L (a) Southern Methodist Year W-L ASU SMU L (a) Southern Utah Year W-L ASU SUU W (dsc) W (h-ot) Stanford Sun Devils Won 10 Lost 44 H: 9-16 A: 1-25 N: 1-2 Year W-L ASU SU L (a) L (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) L (a) W (h) W (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) W (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) W (n-ptt) L (a) L (h) L (a) W (h) L (h) L (a) L (ptt) L (a) W (h) L (a) L(ot) (h) L (ptt) L (h) L (a) Stephen F. Austin Year W-L ASU SFA W (rwc) W (n-ncaa) Syracuse Year W-L ASU SU W (sjs) Temple Sun Devils Won 3Lost 0 Year W-L ASU TU W (dsc) W (rrc) W (n) Tennessee Sun Devils Won 0 Lost 2 Year W-L ASU UT L (hfcc) L (h) Tennessee Tech Year W-L ASU TTU W (a-nwit) Texas Sun Devils Won 0 Lost 3 Year W-L ASU UT L (h) L (a) L (h) Texas A&M Sun Devils Won 0 Lost 3 Year W-L ASU TAM L (a) L (h) L (a) Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Year W-L ASU TAM W (h) W (h) Texas-El Paso Sun Devils Won 7 Lost 0 Year W-L ASU UTEP W (h) W (h) W (h) W (a) W (dsc) W (h) W (a) L (a) texas-san Antonio Sun Devils Won 3 Lost 0 Year W-L ASU UTSA W (a) W (h) W (h) Texas Tech Sun Devils Won 3 Lost 2 Year W-L ASU TTU W (nmt) L (uci) W (h) L (rrc) W (hfhc) Toledo Year W-L ASU UT W (h) Tulane Year W-L ASU TU W (a) Tulsa Year W-L ASU UT W (a) U.S. International Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU USIU W (h) L (a) UCLA Sun Devils Won 23 Lost 41 H: A: 7-21 N: 2-2 Year W-L ASU UCLA L (h) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) Rachel Holt to Lisa Salsman to media guide 143

24 Series Records L (h) W (a) W (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) W (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (a) W (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) L (h) W (a) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (a) W (h) W (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) W (a) W (h) W (a) W (h) L (h) L (a) W (h) L (a) L (ptt) W (a) W (h) W (ptt) L (a) W (h) L (n-ptt) W (h) W (h) W (ptt) W (h) W (a) UC DAVIS Year W-L ASU UCD W (h) UC Irvine Year W-L ASU UCI W (h) W (a) UC riverside Year W-L ASU UCR W (ncaa) UC Santa Barbara Sun Devils Won 3 Lost 4 Year W-L ASU UCSB L (at) W (uci) W (h) W (a) L (h) L (a) L (h) W (h) UNLV Sun Devils Won 2 Lost 7 Year W-L ASU UNLV L (h) L (h) L (h) L (a) W (a) W (bud) L (ot) (dsc) L (7up) L (a-wnit) USC Sun Devils Won 14 Lost 47 H: 8-21 A: 4-25 N: 0-1 Year W-L ASU USC L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) L (h) L (a) L (l-ncaa) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (ot) (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) W (h) L (a) L (h) W (a) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (h) W (a) W (ot) (h) L (a) W (a) W (h) L (a) W (h) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) L (a) W (h) W (h) W (h) W (h) W (a) Utah Sun Devils Won 3 Lost 6 Year W-L ASU UU L (h) L (h) L (h) L (a) W (h) W (t-ncaa) W (dsc) L (a) L (n-ncaa) Utah State Sun Devils Won 3 Lost 3 Year W-L ASU USU L (h) L (h) L (a) W (h) W (nlt) W (h) Vanderbilt Sun Devils Won 1 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU VU W (n-ncaa) W (h) VIRGINIA Year W-L ASU UV W (wsf) Wake Forest Year W-L ASU WFU W (a) W (h) Washington Sun Devils Won 21 Lost 26 H: 13-9 A: 5-17 N: 0-0 Year W-L ASU UW W (h) W (a) W (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) L (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) W (a) W (h) L (h) L (a) L (h) L (a) W (a) W (h) L (h) L (a) W (h) L (a) L (a) W (ot) (h) L (a) W (h) L (h) L (a) W (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) W (ot) (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) W (n) Washington State Sun Devils Won 32 Lost 12 H: 17-3 A: 11-9 N: 0-0 Year W-L ASU WSU W (h) L (a) W (a) W (h) W (h) L (a) L (a) L (h) W (h) L (a) L (a) W (h) W (a) W (h) W (forfeit) (h) W (a) L (a) L (h) L (a) W (h) L (h) L (a) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) W (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) W (h) L (a) W (a) W (h) W (h) W (a) W (h) W (a) W (a) W (h) Wayland Baptist Year W-L ASU WBC W (r-lc) Weber State Sun Devils Won 2 Lost 4 Year W-L ASU WSU L (h) L (h) L (a) L (h) W (dsc-p) W (a) Western Kentucky Year W-L ASU WKU W (h) W (pj) Western New Mexico Year W-L ASU WNMU W (h) Western Michigan Sun Devils Won 2 Lost 1 Year W-L ASU WMU W (h) L (pj) W (ahc) West Texas State Year W-L ASU WTSU W (at) West Virginia Year W-L ASU WVU L (dsc) Wisconsin Year W-L ASU UW W (n-ncaa) Wisconsin-Milwaukee Year W-L ASU UWM W (h-ahc) Wyoming Sun Devils Won 2 Lost 2 Year W-L ASU UW L (h) W (h) W (h) L (a) YaLE Year W-L ASU Y W (h) Yavapai Year W-L ASU YC W (h) LEGEND (7up): 7-UP Desert Classic, Las Vegas, Nev.; (acl): ASU Classic, Tempe, Ariz.; (ahc): ASU Holiday Classic, Tempe, Ariz.; (nwit): National Women s Invitational Tournament, Amarillo, Texas; (at): Arizona Tournament, Tucson, Ariz.; (bb-ci): Big Boy/Comfort Inn Chippewa Classic, Mt. Pleasant, Mich.; (bud): Budweiser Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev.; (byu): BYU Tournament, Provo, Utah; (c-ncaa): NCAA Tournament, Chicago, Ill.; (conc-c): Converse Classic, Boulder, Colo.; (conc-i): Converse Classic, Bloomington, Ind.; (conc-t): Converse Classic, Tempe, Ariz.; (cyc): Cyclone Classic, Ames, Iowa; (cpp): Cal Poly-Pomona Tournament, Pomona, Calif.; (ct): Cal Tournament, Berkeley, Calif.; (dsc): Dial Soap Classic, Tempe, Ariz.; (dsc-p): Dial Soap Classic, Provo, Utah; (fiu): Florida International Fun in the Sun Tournament, Miami, Fla.; (f-ncaa): NCAA Tournament, Fresno, Calif.; (hfcc): AstraZeneca Hoops for the Cure Classic, Bank One Ballpark, Phoenix, Ariz.; (hfcc2): AstraZeneca Hoops for the Cure Classic II, Wells Fargo Arena, Tempe, Ariz.; (jj): (hfhc): Hoops for Health Classic, Chase Field, Phoenix, Ariz.; Junkanoo Jam, Grand Bahama Island; (jtc): Rev. Joseph T. Cahill Invitational, Jamaica, N.Y.; (l-ncaa): NCAA Tournament, Los Angeles, Calif.; (mst): Montana State Tournament, Bozeman, Mont.; (nlt): Northern Lights Tournament, Anchorage, Alaska; (nmt): New Mexico Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M.; (pj): Paradise Jam, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; (ptt): Pac-10 Conference Tournament; (ri): Richmond Invitational, Richmond, Va.; (r-lc): Roadrunner/Legg s Classic, Las Cruces, N.M.; (r-ncaa): NCAA Tournament, Ruston, La. ; (rcc): Rutgers Coca Cola Classic, Piscataway, N.J.; (rrc): Red Raider Classic, Lubbock, Texas; (rwc): Rainbow Wahine Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii; (sdc): Sun Devil Classic, Tempe, Ariz.; (sdi): Sourdough Invitational, San Francisco, Calif.; (shc): Straw Hat Classic, San Luis Obispo, Calif.; (sjs): San Juan Shootout, San Juan, Puerto Rico; (smu): SMU Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl Classic, Dallas, Texas; (t-ncaa): NCAA Tournament, Tempe, Ariz.; (uci): UC-Irvine Tournament, Irvine, Calif.; (utsa): UTSA Thanksgiving Classic, San Antonio, Texas; (wfc): Wells Fargo Classic, Tempe, Ariz.; (w-ncaa): NCAA Tournament, West Lafayette, Ind.; (wnit): Women s National Invitation Tournament; (wsf): Women's Sports Foundation Classic, Baton Rouge, La.

25 Year-By-Year Results Mary Littlewood Head Coach at ASU (.353) Mary Littlewood 6-11 overall/4-9 (10th) Intermountain Conference J 9 CS Los Angeles W J 10 Cal Poly-Pomona L J 15 Northern Arizona* W J 17 at Arizona* L J 22 Weber State* L J 23 Utah State* L J 29 UNLV L F 5 Wyoming* L F 6 Northern Colorado* L F 12 Colorado* L F 13 Colorado State* W F 19 UTEP* W F 20 New Mexico State* L F 21 New Mexico* W F 26 BYU* L F 27 Utah* L Linda Spradley Head Coach to at ASU (.325) Linda Spradley 7-11 overall/5-8 (T8th) Intermountain Conference J 13 Weber State* L J 14 Utah State* L J 27 Wyoming W J 28 Northern Colorado* W F 3 Colorado* L F 4 Colorado State* W F 10 UTEP* W F 11 New Mexico State* L F 12 New Mexico* L F 17 Brigham Young* L F 18 Utah* L F 24 Northern Arizona* W F 25 Arizona* W D 11 Cal Poly-Pomona L J 5 Arizona W J 7 #7 UCLA L F 25 #11 UNLV L Linda Spradley 6-16 overall/3-10 (6th) H: 6-9 A: 0-7 Intermountain Conference N 18 Cal Poly-Pomona L D 9 CS-Fullerton L D 10 CS-Long Beach L D 16 USC L D 17 #8 UCLA L J 9 at Arizona W J 12 UNLV L J 14 San Diego St. W J 16 Northern Arizona W J 20 at Colorado* L J 21 at No. Colorado* L J 27 Wyoming* W J 28 Colorado St.* W F 3 at Weber State* L F 4 at Utah State* L F 10 UTEP* W F 11 New Mexico State* L F 26 Brigham Young* L F 18 Utah* L F 24 at New Mexico* L F 25 at Arizona* L M 3 at Northern Arizona* L Paul Long Head Coach at ASU (.448) Paul Long overall/6-7 (T6th) H: 6-3 A: 6-11 N: 0-1 Intermountain Conference N 11 Central Arizona W N 24 at Arizona W D 1 at Biola L D 2 at USC L D 4 at UNLV L D 5 at No. Arizona W D 16 Arizona W D 19 Texas A&M (2) L J 2 at San Jose State L J 4 at California W J 5 at Stanford L J 11 at Pepperdine L J 12 at #17 Long Beach St. L J 16 at Central Arizona W J 19 No. Arizona* W J 26 No. Colorado* W J 27 Colorado* L F 2 at Colorado State* W F 3 at Wyoming* L F 9 Utah State* W F 10 Weber State* L F 16 at New Mexico St.* L F 17 at UTEP* W F 22 at Utah* L F 24 at Brigham Young* L M 2 New Mexico* L M 3 Arizona* W (1) Tucson, Ariz. (2) at UNLV (Las Vegas, Nev.) Juliene Simpson Head Coach to at ASU (.593) Juliene Simpson overall/3-9 (5th) H: 7-5 A: 3-6 N: 2-2 Western Collegiate Athletic Association N 16 Cal Poly-Pomona L N 17 at Northern Arizona W N 20 Central Arizona W N 23 Washington W N 29 Nebraska (1) L N 30 Montana State (1) W D 1 at California (1) L D 6 Northern Arizona W D 10 U.S. International W J 3 West Texas St. (2) W J 4 UC Santa Barbara (2) L J 10 at CS-Long Beach* L J 11 at CS-Fullerton* L J 18 at USC* L J 19 at #20 UCLA* L J 26 San Diego State* L F 2 Arizona* W F 8 Long Beach St.* L F 9 CS-Fullerton* W F 12 at Central Arizona W F 14 UCLA* L F 16 USC* L F 22 at San Diego State* L F 26 Yavapai College W F 29 at Arizona* W (1) California Tournament (Berkeley, Calif.) (2) Arizona Tournament (Tucson, Ariz.) Juliene Simpson overall/5-7 (5th) H: 8-4 A: 9-5 N: 4-2 Western Collegiate Athletic Association N 18 Northern Arizona W N 22 Cal Poly-Pomona W N 28 at Fort Lewis W N 29 at Adams State W D 5 Montana State (1) W D 6 Colorado (1) L D 10 at Northern Arizona W D 13 Luke Air Force Base W D 18 San Francisco St. (2) W D 19 San Diego St. (2) L D 20 CS-Fullerton (2) W J 5 #15 Oregon W J 9 at #4 Long Beach St.* L J 10 at CS-Fullerton* W J 16 #6 UCLA* L J 17 #12 USC* L J 19 at Washington W J 20 at Seattle L J 24 Arizona* W J 29 at San Diego W J 30 at San Diego State* L F 6 Long Beach State * L F 7 CS-Fullerton* W F 12 at USC* L F 14 at UCLA* L F 20 San Diego State* W F 27 at Arizona* W M 6 at Nebraska W M 7 at Nebraska-Omaha W M 26 Tennessee Tech (3) W M 27 Drake (3) W M 28 Georgia (3) L (1) Sun Devil Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) Cal-Poly Pomona Tournament (Pomona, Calif.) (3) National Women s Invitational Tournament (Amarillo, Texas) media guide 145

26 Year-By-Year Results Juliene Simpson 25-7 overall/8-4 (3rd) H: 11-1 A: 8-4 N: 6-2 Western Collegiate Athletic Association N 20 at Northern Arizona W N 27 Texas Tech (1) W N 28 at New Mexico (1) W D 3 Colorado State (2) W D 4 #13 Oregon (2) L D 5 at California (2) W D 11 Northern Arizona (3) W D 12 Southern A&M (3) W D 18 at UNLV W D 19 vs. San Jose St. (4) W D 29 Weber State (5) W D 30 at BYU (5) W J 6 Nebraska W J 9 #5 Long Beach St.* L(2ot) J 15 at UCLA* L J 16 at #2 USC* L J 22 CS-Fullerton* W J 23 New Mexico State* W J 27 at Arizona* W J 30 San Diego State* W F 4 at CS-Fullerton* W F 6 at #9 Long Beach St.* L F 13 UCLA* W F 15 #2 USC* W F 20 Arizona* W F 24 at San Diego State* W F 26 San Francisco (6) W F 27 Minnesota (6) L F 28 Utah State (6) W M 6 San Diego W M 12 #18 Georgia (7) W M 18 at #1 La. Tech (7) L (1) New Mexico Tournament (Albuquerque, New Mexico) (2) Cal Tournament (Berkeley, Calif.) (3) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (4) Las Vegas, Nev. (5) Dial Classic at BYU (Provo, Utah) (6) Northern Lights Tournament (Anchorage, Alaska) (7) NCAA Tournament Juliene Simpson 23-7 overall/9-5 (3rd) H: 12-3 A: 6-2 N: 5-2 Western Collegiate Athletic Association N 18 Santa Clara (1) W N 19 San Jose State (1) W N 20 Pacific (1) W N 23 at Northern Arizona W N 27 Utah W D 2 Lamar (2) L D 3 Texas-Arlington (2) W D 4 Wayland Baptist (2) W D 9 Idaho State (3) W D 10 E. Washington (3) W D 11 Temple (3) W D 21 UNLV W D 30 Pepperdine W J 6 at #8 Long Beach St.* W J 8 at CS-Fullerton* W J 14 #1 USC* L J 15 #17 UCLA* L J 20 at Stanford* L J 22 at San Diego State* W J 27 Notre Dame W J 29 Arizona* W F 4 San Diego State* W F 11 at #8 UCLA* W F 12 at #2 USC* L F 18 Stanford* W F 25 CS-Fullerton* W F 26 #9 Long Beach St.* L M 5 at Arizona* W M 20 Utah (4) W M 24 vs. USC (4) L (1) Straw Hat Classic (San Luis Obispo, Calif.) (2) Roadrunner/Legg s Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.) (3) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (4) NCAA Tournament Juliene Simpson overall/6-8 (5th) H: 8-3 A: 3-7 N: 6-1 Western Collegiate Athletic Association N 18 Florida State (1) W N 19 at Colorado (1) L N 23 Northern Arizona W D 2 Louisville (2) W D 3 at Indiana (2) L D 9 New Mexico St. (3) W D 10 Oregon State (3) W D 18 UC Santa Barbara (4) W D 19 Texas Tech (4) L D 20 Pepperdine (4) W J 5 Oregon (5) W J 6 at UNLV (5) W J 7 New Mexico (5) W J 13 UCLA* W J 14 #5 USC* L J 18 CS-Fullerton* L J 21 #8 Long Beach St.* L J 28 Utah State W F 2 Stanford* W F 4 San Diego State* W F 9 at Arizona* W F 16 at #8 Long Beach St.* L F 18 at CS-Fullerton* L F 25 at UCLA* L F 26 at #3 USC* L M 1 at San Diego State* L M 3 at Stanford* W M 9 Arizona* W (1) Converse Classic (Boulder, Colo.) (2) Converse Classic (Bloomington, Ind.) (3) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (4) UC Irvine Tournament (Irvine, Calif.) (5) Budweiser Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.) Juliene Simpson overall/3-11 (6th) H: 6-8 A: 4-7 N: 1-1 Western Collegiate Athletic Association N 23 New Mexico (1) L N 24 Northern Arizona (1) W D 1 at #14 Rutgers W D 3 at St. Peters L D 7 Biola (2) W D 8 Brigham Young (2) W D 15 #10 Ohio State L D 20 Illinois State W J 4 Colorado (3) L J 5 Loyola Marymount (3) W J 9 San Diego State* L J 12 at Oral Roberts* L J 14 at Tulsa* W J 19 at California* W J 21 at Stanford* L J 25 UCLA* L J 26 #3 Long Beach St.* L F 1 at #9 USC* L F 2 at CS-Fullerton* L F 9 Arizona* W F 15 Stanford W F 16 #14 San Diego St.* L F 21 at #4 Long Beach St.* L F 23 at UCLA* L M 1 CS-Fullerton* L M 2 #10 USC* L M 9 at Arizona* W (1) Converse Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (3) Sourdough Invitational (San Francisco, Calif.) Juliene Simpson overall/4-4 (2nd) H: 6-4 A: 7-5 N: 2-1 Pacific West Conference N 22 Texas-El Paso (1) W N 23 #20 UNLV (1) L(ot) N 25 #11 Long Beach St. L N 30 at Illinois State W D 2 at Drake W D 4 New Orleans W D 6 San Francisco (2) W D 7 at #18 UNLV (2) L D 27 No. Arizona (3) L D 28 CS-Fullerton (3) W J 11 at UTEP W J 13 at New Mexico St. L J 17 at UCLA* W J 18 at #5 USC* L J 25 at Arizona* W J 27 Colorado State W J 31 Stanford* W F 2 at Oregon State W F 3 at Oregon L F 14 #7 USC* L F 15 UCLA* L F 22 Northern Arizona W F 26 at California W M 1 at Stanford* L M 3 Arizona* W (1) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) 7-Up Desert Classic (Las Vegas) (3) BYU Tournament (Provo, Utah) Juliene Simpson overall/4-14 (8th) H: 8-7 A: 2-10 N: 0-0 N 28 Oral Roberts (1) W N 29 Utah (1) W D 2 at #7 Long Beach St. L D 5 at New Orleans L D 7 at Tulane W D 9 New Mexico State L D 11 Denver W D 20 Texas Tech W J 2 at Oregon* L J 4 at Oregon State* L J 8 UCLA* L J 10 #15 USC* L J 15 Washington State* W J 17 Washington* W J 22 at Stanford* L J 24 at California* W J 28 Northern Arizona W J 31 Arizona* L F 5 Oregon State* L F 7 Oregon* L F 12 at #18 USC* L F 14 at UCLA* L F 19 at #19 Washington* L F 21 at Washington St.* L F 26 California* L F 28 Stanford* W M 7 at Arizona* L (1) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) ASU in Overtime Overtime Record: 5-9 Single OT: 5-8 Double OT: 0-1 Home: 4-8 Away: 1-1 Under Turner Thorne: 5-4 1/15/82 Long Beach St. (2ot) L, /23/85 UNLV L, /28/87 Iowa State L, /13/90 USC L, /16/91 Arizona L, /19/98 Oregon L, /6/98 St. Joseph s W, /6/99 Washington W, /13/99 Arizona L, /20/00 USC W, /9/00 at California L, /24/01 at Arizona W, /27/03 Washington W, /27.07 Stanford L,

27 Year-By-Year Results Maura McHugh Head Coach to at ASU (.500) Maura McHugh overall/5-13 (T8th) N 27 UC San Diego (1) W N 28 Iowa State (1) L(ot) D 4 Temple (2) W D 5 at Texas Tech (2) L D 9 at Colorado L D 31 at Weber State W J 2 at Utah L J 4 Kansas State W J 8 at California* L J 9 at #11 Stanford* L J 15 Oregon State* L J 16 Oregon* W J 22 at #16 USC* L J 23 at UCLA* L J 28 Miami (Fla.) W J 30 Arizona* W F 5 #10 Stanford* L F 6 California* L F 12 at Oregon* L F 13 at Oregon State* L J 19 UCLA* L J 20 #15 USC* L F 22 at Northern Arizona W F 27 at Arizona* W M 3 at #13 Washington* L M 5 at Washington St.* W M 11 Washington State* W M 12 #13 Washington* L (1) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) Red Raider Classic (Lubbock, Texas) Maura McHugh 9-19 overall/3-15 (10th) H: 6-10 A: 2-8 N: 1-1 N 22 Northern Arizona W N 28 at U.S. International L D 2 Southern Utah St. (1) W D 3 West Virginia (1) L D 7 at Northern Arizona W D 17 Oakland Tech W D 19 #15 San Diego St. L D 29 Alabama (2) L D 30 Morgan State (2) W J 3 Cornell W J 6 Washington* L J 7 Washington State* W J 13 at Oregon State* L J 14 at Oregon* L J 20 at UCLA* L J 21 at USC* L J 27 Arizona* L F 3 at #4 Stanford* L F 4 at California* W F 9 Oregon State* L F 10 Oregon* L F 17 USC* L F 18 UCLA* W F 24 Arizona* L M 3 California* L M 4 #4 Stanford* L M 9 at Washington St.* L M 11 at Washington* L (1) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) Rev. Joseph T. Cahill Invite (Jamaica, N.Y.) Maura McHugh overall/5-13 (T8th) H: 8-7 H: 5-8 N: 0-0 N 25 Northern Arizona W N 28 Western New Mexico W D 1 Sam Houston St. (1) W D 2 Arkansas (1) L D 5 at Northern Arizona W D 7 UTEP W D 10 at Loy. Marymount W D 28 Oakland W D 30 at San Diego L D 31 at San Diego State W J 4 at Washington St.* L J 6 at #11 Washington* L J 11 UCLA* L J 13 USC* L (ot) J 19 Arizona* W J 25 at California* L J 27 at #2 Stanford* L F 1 Oregon State* W F 3 Oregon* W F 9 at USC* L F 11 at UCLA* L F 16 at Arizona* W F 22 #3 Stanford* L F 24 California* L M 1 at Oregon* L M 3 at Oregon State* W M 8 #4 Washington* L M 10 Washington State* L (1) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) Maura McHugh overall/5-13 (9th) H: 10-5 A: 3-8 N: 1-1 N 23 at Northern Arizona W N 26 Loyola Marymount W D 1 San Diego W D 4 Northern Arizona W D 7 Cleveland State (1) W D 8 St. John s (1) W D 11 at UTEP W D 21 UC Santa Barbara W D 29 Florida (2) L D 30 Colgate (2) W J 3 Washington State* W J 5 #13 Washington* L J 11 at UCLA* L J 13 at USC* L J 19 at Arizona* W J 24 California* W J 26 #8 Stanford* L J 31 at Oregon State* L F 2 at Oregon* L F 7 USC* L F 9 UCLA* W F 16 Arizona* L (ot) F 21 at #11 Stanford* L F 23 at California* L F 28 Oregon* L M 2 Oregon State* W M 7 at #12 Washington* L M 9 at Washington St.* L (1) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) Richmond Invitational (Richmond, Va.) Maura McHugh 20-9 overall/11-7 (5th) H: 11-4 A: 6-5 N: 3-0 N 16 at UCSB W N 30 North Texas W D 2 New Mexico W D 6 Iona College (1) W D 6 Brigham Young (1) W D 20 Toledo W D 21 CS-Northridge (2) W J 2 Sacramento St. (2) W J 3 #17 Kansas (2) W J 4 St. Mary s College L J 9 at #14 Washington* L J 11 at Washington St.* L J 18 Arizona* W J 23 Oregon State* W J 25 Oregon* L J 30 at #21 California* W F 1 at #3 Stanford* L F 6 UCLA* L F 8 USC* W F 14 at Arizona* W F 20 at Oregon* W F 22 at Oregon State* W F 27 #5 Stanford* W F 29 California* W M 6 at USC L M 8 at UCLA W M 12 Washington State* W M 14 Washington* L M 18 at DePaul (3) L (1) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) Florida International Fun in the Sun Tournament (Miami, Fla.) (3) NCAA Tournament Maura McHugh Overall/10-8 (T4th) H: 10-4 A: 6-5 N: 1-1 D 1 at Nebraska L D 4 Grand Canyon (1) W D 5 Marquette (1) W D 7 at New Mexico W D 19 Southern Illinois W D 28 Mississippi (2) L D 29 Northeastern (2) W D 31 Western Michigan W J 2 Montana State W J 7 UCLA* L J 9 #16 USC* L J 14 at Washington St.* W J 16 at Washington* W J 23 at Arizona* W J 28 Oregon State* W J 30 Oregon* W F 5 at #23 California* L F 7 at #9 Stanford* L F 11 Washington* W F 13 Washington State* W F 19 Arizona* W F 25 at Oregon* W F 27 at Oregon State* L M 4 #9 Stanford* L M 6 California* L M 11 at #15 USC* W M 13 at UCLA* L (1) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) Rev. Joseph T. Cahill Invite (Jamaica, N.Y.) 100-Point Games ASU has never lost when surpassing the 100- point mark (20-0). In , the Sun Devils reached the century mark a school-record five times, including three straight games (12/29-30/81) and 1/6/82. 2/25/77 Arizona W, /11/78 Central Arizona W, /24/78 at Arizona W, /9/79 Utah State W, /12/80 Central Arizona W, /13/80 Luke AFB W, /11/81 Northern Arizona W, /29/81 vs. Weber State^ W, /30/81 at BYU W, /6/82 Nebraska W, /28/82 vs. Utah State* W, /10/82 Eastern Washington W, /28/84 Utah State W, /11/86 Denver W, /26/90 Loyola Marymount W, /2/91 New Mexico W, /5/92 Marquette W, /20/97 Long Island W, /27/04 vs. Prairie View A&M# W, /2/05 Memphis W, ^ Provo, Utah * Anchorage, Alaska # San Antonio, Texas media guide 147

28 Year-By-Year Results Jacqueline Hullah Head Coach to at ASU (.250) Jacqueline Hullah 4-22 overall/2-16 (T9th) H: 2-12 A: 1-10 N: 1-0 N 27 Texas A&M L D 3 Appalachian St. (1) L D 4 N.C. State (1) L D 7 at San Diego State L D 18 Northern Iowa W D 20 at Southern Illinois L J 1 New Mexico(2) W J 4 Nebraska L J 8 Arizona* L J 13 at #14 Stanford* L J 15 at California* L J 20 UCLA* L J 22 #9 USC* L J 27 at Oregon State* L J 29 at Oregon* L F 3 #17 Washington* L F 5 Washington State W forfeit F 10 California* L F 12 #14 Stanford* L F 18 at #7 USC* L F 20 at UCLA* L F 24 Oregon* L F 26 Oregon State* L M 3 at Washington St.* W M 5 at #19 Washington* L M 12 at Arizona* L (1) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) Montana St. Tournament (Bozeman, Mont.) Jacqueline Hullah 8-19 overall/2-16 (10th) H: 5-8 A: 2-11 N: 1-0 N 25 Illinois State W N 27 at #24 Texas A&M L D 3 Colgate (1) W D 4 Iowa State (1) W D 7 at Northern Arizona L D 22 at Grand Canyon W D 29 Loyola-Chicago (2) W D 30 at C. Michigan (2) W J 5 San Diego State L J 7 at Arizona* L J 12 #5 Stanford* L J 14 California* W J 19 at UCLA* L J 21 at #24 USC* L J 26 Oregon State* L J 28 #24 Oregon* W F 2 at #13 Washington* L F 4 at Washington St.* L F 9 at California* L F 11 at #6 Stanford* L F 16 #24 USC* L F 18 UCLA* L F 23 at Oregon* L F 26 at #21 Oregon St.* L M 2 Washington State* L M 4 #17 Washington* L M 11 Arizona* L (1) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) Big Boy/Comfort Inn Chippewa Classic (Mt. Pleasant, Mich.) Jacqueline Hullah 8-19 overall/4-14 (9th) H: 4-8 A: 2-10 N: 2-1 N 24 CS-Fullerton (1) W N 25 at Iowa State (1) L N 27 at Illinois State L D 2 Central Michigan (2) W D 3 St. Mary s (2) L D 6 Northern Arizona L D 18 at UA-Anchorage (3) W D 19 Holy Cross (3) W D 20 South Carolina (3) L J 4 #7 Stanford* L J 6 California* L J 13 Arizona* L J 18 at UCLA* L J 20 at USC* L J 24 Oregon* L J 26 #15 Oregon State* L F 1 at Washington St.* L F 3 at Washington* W F 10 at Arizona* L F 15 USC* L F 17 UCLA* W F 22 at #15 Oregon St.* L F 24 at Oregon* L F 29 Washington* W M 2 Washington State* W M 7 at California* L M 9 at #3 Stanford* L (1) Cyclone Classic (Ames, Iowa) (2) Dial Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (3) Northern Lights Tournament (Anchorage, Alaska) Charli Turner Thorne Head Coach to present at ASU (.608) Charli Turner Thorne 9-19 overall/3-15 (9th) H: 7-8 A: 1-10 N: 1-1 N 24 Evansville W N 28 #4 Alabama (1) L N 30 at PR-Mayaguez (1) W D 1 Syracuse (1) W D 5 American W D 11 New Mexico L D 21 Eastern Illinois (2) W D 22 Bradley (2) L D 28 at San Jose State L J 2 at #3 Stanford* L J 4 at California* L J 8 Southern Utah W J 10 at Arizona* L J 16 UCLA* W J 18 USC* L J 23 at Oregon* L J 25 at Oregon State L J 30 Washington State* L F 1 Washington* L F 8 Arizona* L F 14 at USC* L F 16 at UCLA L F 20 Oregon State* W F 22 Oregon* L F 27 at Washington L M 1 at Washington St. L M 6 California* W M 8 #3 Stanford* L (1) San Juan Shootout (San Juan, Puerto Rico) (2) ASU Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) Charli Turner Thorne overall/6-12 (T7th) H: 7-8 A: 2-9 N: 1-0 N 20 UC Santa Barbara L N 29 Marquette L N 30 Dayton W D 5 at SMU (1) L D 6 New Mexico St. (1) W D 10 at New Mexico L D 20 Long Island (2) W D 21 #23 Auburn (2) L D 29 Oklahoma W J 2 at USC* L J 4 at UCLA* L J 8 #7 Washington* W J 10 Washington State* W J 17 #9 Arizona* L J 22 at Oregon State* W J 24 at Oregon* L J 29 #9 Stanford* L J 31 California* W F 5 at Washington St. W F 7 at #21 Washington* L F 14 at #9 Arizona* L F 19 Oregon* L (ot) F 21 Oregon State* W F 26 at #5 Stanford* L F 28 at California* L M 5 #23 UCLA* L M 7 USC* L (1) SMU Southwestern Bell Cotton Bowl Classic (Dallas. Texas) (2) Wells Fargo Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) Charli Turner Thorne overall/6-12 (T6th) H: 7-7 A: 4-8 N: 1-0 N 21 Sam Houston State W N 28 SW Louisiana (1) W N 29 at #11 Rutgers (1) L D 2 Texas L D 5 Gonzaga (2) W D 6 St. Joseph s (2) W (ot) D 18 at UC Irvine W D 21 at #24 UCSB L D 30 San Jose State W J 2 USC* L J 5 #10 UCLA* L J 7 at Washington* L J 9 at Washington St.* W J 16 at Arizona* L J 21 Oregon State* W J 23 #25 Oregon* L J 28 at California* L J 30 at Stanford* L F 4 Washington State* W F 6 Washington* W (ot) F 13 Arizona* L (ot) F 19 at #18 Oregon* L F 21 at Oregon State* W F 25 Stanford* L F 27 California* L M 4 at #16 UCLA* L M 6 at USC* W (1) Rutgers Coca Cola Classic (Piscataway, N.J.) (2) Wells Fargo Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) 148

29 Year-By-Year Results Charli Turner Thorne overall/7-11 (7th) H: 11-3 A: 3-12 N: 0-0 N 19 UC Irvine W N 22 Cal Poly SLO W N 26 at Wake Forest W N 28 at #10 No. Carolina L D 3 Texas A&M-CC (1) W D 4 South Carolina (1) W D 8 Northern Arizona W D 19 at UT-San Antonio W D 21 at #25 Texas L J 2 at #20 Kansas L J 6 Stanford* W J 8 California* W J 13 at Washington* L J 15 at Washington St.* W J 20 USC* W (ot) J 22 #12 UCLA* L J 30 at #18 Arizona* L F 4 at Oregon State* L F 6 at Oregon* L F 10 Washington State* W F 12 Washington* W F 17 at #24 UCLA* L F 19 at USC* L F 26 #23 Arizona* L M 2 Oregon* L M 4 Oregon State* W M 9 at California* L(ot) M 11 at Stanford* L M 16 at Colorado St. (2) L (1) Wells Fargo Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) Women s National Invitation Tournament (Fort Collins, Colo.) Charli Turner Thorne overall/12-6 (T1st) Pac-10 Co-Champions H: 12-4 A: 7-5 N: 1-2 N 18 Texas-San Antonio W N 19 South Florida W N 24 Stephen F. Austin (1) W N 25 at Hawaii (1) W N 26 #22 NC State (1) L D 1 La Salle (2) W D 3 UC Santa Barbara (2) L D 6 at No. Arizona W D 18 at Denver L D 21 CS-Northridge W D 27 #2 Tennessee (3) L D 30 Wake Forest W J 4 at #21 Stanford* L J 6 at California* W J 11 Washington* L J 13 Washington State* W J 18 at UCLA* W J 20 at USC* W J 27 #23 Arizona* W F 1 Oregon State* W F 3 #22 Oregon* W F 8 at Washington St.* W F 10 at Washington* L F 15 USC* W F 17 UCLA* W F 24 at Arizona* W (ot) M 1 at Oregon* L M 3 at Oregon State* L M 8 California* W M 10 Stanford* L Arizona State won a share of its first Pac-10 Championship in , while the team (above) won the inaugural Pac-10 Tournament championship. The Sun Devils earned NCAA Tournament berths in 2001 and 2002, making their first back-to-back NCAA appearances in 20 years. M 16 #18 LSU (4) L (1) Rainbow Wahine Classic (Honolulu) (2) ASU Holiday Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (3) AstraZeneca Hoops for the Cure Classic (Bank One Ballpark, Phoenix) (4) NCAA Tournament (W. Lafayette, Ind.) Charli Turner Thorne 25-9 overall/12-6 (T2nd) Pac-10 Tournament Champions H: 13-2 A: 6-6 N: 6-1 N 17 St. Peter s W N 19 Delaware State W N 21 Loyola Marymount L N 24 Western Michigan (1)L N 25 Kansas State (1) W N 26 Richmond (1) W D 1 Fordham (2) W D 2 Rutgers (2) W D 5 Kansas W D 13 at Chicago State W D 15 at Northern Illinois W D 21 #6 Stanford* L D 23 California* W D 30 Arizona* W J 4 at Oregon State* L J 6 at Oregon* W J 10 Washington* W J 12 Washington State* W J 17 at UCLA* W J 19 at USC* L J 24 at California* W J 26 at #3 Stanford* L J 31 Oregon* W F 2 Oregon State* W F 7 at Washington St.* W F 9 at Washington* L F 14 USC* W F 16 UCLA* W F 23 at Arizona* L M 2 Arizona (3) W M 3 at Oregon (3) W M 4 #2 Stanford (3) W M 16 Wisconsin (4) W M 18 at #4 Vanderbilt (4) L (1) Paradise Jam (St. Thomas, Virgin Islands) (2) ASU Holiday Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (3) Pac-10 Tournament (Eugene, Ore.) (4) NCAA Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.) Charli Turner Thorne overall/7-11 (8th) H: 13-4 A: 3-9 N: 0-1 N 22 Chicago State W N 25 Northern Illinois W N 29 Portland State (1) W N 30 UW-Milwaukee (1) W D 2 #14 Georgia W D 7 #9 Notre Dame (2) L D 9 Denver W D 18 at Kent State W D 20 at Akron W D 27 at #6 Stanford* L D 29 at California* L J 2 Oregon State* W J 4 Oregon* W J 9 at Washington* L J 11 at Washington St.* W J 16 UCLA* L J 18 USC* L J 23 #19 Arizona* W J 30 at Oregon* L F 1 at Oregon State* L F 6 Washington State* W F 8 #20 Washington* W F 14 at USC* L F 16 at UCLA* L F 22 at Arizona* L F 27 California* W M 1 #9 Stanford* L M 7 vs. California (3) L M 20 Hawai i (4) W M 23 at Baylor (4) L (1) ASU Holiday Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) AstraZeneca Hoops for the Cure Classic II (Tempe, Ariz.) (3) Pac-10 Tournament (San Jose, Calif.) (4) Women s National Invitation Tournament Charli Turner Thorne overall/11-7 (T3rd) H: 13-1 A: 4-8 N: 0-3 N 21 Akron W N 23 Grambling State W N 28 #9 Kansas State (1) L N 29 Geo. Washington (1) L D 5 Western Michigan (2) W D 6 Binghamton (2) W D 10 Texas A&M-CC W D 18 at #1 Connecticut L D 20 at Holy Cross W D 27 Washington State* W D 29 Washington* W (ot) J 2 at Arizona* L J 8 at #7 Stanford* L J 10 at California* W J 15 UCLA* W J 17 USC* L J 22 at Oregon State* W J 24 at Oregon* W J 31 Arizona* W F 5 California* W F 7 #7 Stanford* W F 12 at USC* L F 14 at UCLA* L F 19 Oregon* W F 21 Oregon State* W F 26 at Washington* L F 28 at Washington St.* L M 6 UCLA (3) L M 18 at UNLV (4) L (1) Junkanoo Jam (Grand Bahama Island) (2) ASU Holiday Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (3) Pac-10 Tournament (San Jose, Calif.) (4) Women s National Invitation Tournament media guide 149

30 Year-By-Year Results The Sun Devils had several reasons to be happy about their campaign in which they set single-season school records for most wins (31), most Pac-10 wins (16) and most road wins (10) Charli Turner Thorne overall/12-6 (T2nd) H: 12-2 A: 5-7 N: 7-1 N 11 vs. Virginia (1) W, N 12 at #3 LSU (1) L N 20 San Diego W N 26 vs. Seton Hall (2) W N 27 vs. PrairieView A&M (2) W D 3 Alabama State (3) W D 4 Gonzaga (3) W D 7 at #11 Georgia W D 18 at New Mexico L D 20 #8 Connecticut W D 27 at Washington State* W D 29 at Washington* L J 3 Arizona* W J 7 #8 Stanford* L J 9 California* W J 14 at #19 UCLA* W J 16 at USC* L J 20 Oregon State* W J 22 Oregon* W J 26 at Arizona* L F 3 at California* W F 5 at #4 Stanford* L F 10 USC* W F 12 UCLA* W F 17 at Oregon* L F 19 at Oregon State* W F 24 Washington* W F 26 Washington State* W M 5 vs. UCLA (4) W M 6 vs. Oregon (4) W M 7 vs. #1 Stanford (4) L M 19 vs. E. Kentucky (5) W M 21 vs. #11 Notre Dame (5) W M 26 #4 North Carolina (6) L (1) Women s Sports Foundation Classic (Baton Rouge, La.) (2) UTSA Thanksgiving Classic (San Antonio, Texas) (3) Wells Fargo Holiday Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (4) Pac-10 Tournament (San Jose, Calif.) (5) NCAA First & Second Rounds (Fresno, Calif.) (6) NCAA Regional (Tempe, Ariz.) Charli Turner Thorne 25-7 overall/14-4 (2nd) H: 15-0 A: 7-4 N: 3-3 N 11 #17 Vanderbilt (1) W N 12 Missouri (1) W N 20 at San Diego W N 25 vs. #8 North Carolina(2) L N 26 vs. Mississippi St. (2) W D 2 Memphis (3) W D 3 Western Kentucky (3) W D 6 #18 New Mexico W D 15 at Fresno St. W D 19 San Antonio W D 22 at Arizona* W D 29 Washington* W D 31 Washington St.* W J 6 at USC* L J 8 at UCLA* L J 12 Oregon* W J 14 Oregon St.* W J 19 at Califonria* L J 21 at #14 Stanford* L J 26 at Washington St.* W J 28 at Washington* W F 2 UCLA* W F 4 USC* W F 9 at Oregon St.* W F 11 at Oregon* W F 16 #11 Stanford* W F 18 California* W F 25 Arizona* W M 4 vs. Oregon St. (4) W M 5 vs. UCLA (4) L M 18 vs. Stephen F. Austin (5) W M 20 vs. Utah (5) L (1) WBCA/BTI Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) Caribbean Classic (Cancun, Mexico) (3) Wells Fargo Holiday Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (4) Pac-10 Tournament (San Jose, Calif.) (5) NCAA First & Second Rounds (Tucson, Ariz.) Charli Turner Thorne 31-5 overall/16-2 (2nd) H: 14-2 A: 10-1 N: 7-2 N10 Nebraska (1) W, N12 No. 18 New Mexico (1) W, N13 Florida Atlantic (1) W, N15 Nicholls State W, N19 No. 5 Tennessee L, N24 vs. Western Kentucky (2) W, N25 vs. Rutgers (2) No Contest D1 Boston University (3) W, D2 Northern Arizona (3) W, D6 at Gonzaga W, D14 at UC-Irvine W, D18 Texas Tech (4) W, D22 Arizona* W, D28 at No. 18 California* W, D30 at No. 14 Stanford* L, J4 Washington State* W, J7 Washington* W, J11 at Oregon State* W, J13 at Oregon* W, J18 UCLA W, J21 USC* W, J25 No. 20 California* W, J27 No. 9 Stanford* L, (OT) F1 at Washington* W, F3 at Washington State* W, F8 Oregon* W, F10 Oregon State* W, F15 at USC* W, F18 at UCLA* W, F24 at Arizona* W, M3 UCLA (5) W, M4 No. 25 California (5) W, M5 No. 6 Stanford (5) L, M17 UC Riverside (6) W, M19 No. 25 Louisville (6) W, M24 No. 20 Bowling Green (7) W, M26 No. 15 Rutgers (7) L, (1) Veterans Day Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (2) Paradise Jam (St. Thomas, Virgin Islands) (3) Wells Fargo Holiday Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) (4) Hoops for Health Classic (Chase Field, Phoenix, Ariz.) (5) Pac-10 Tournament (San Jose, Calif.) (6) NCAA First & Second Rounds (Los Angeles) (7) NCAA Regionals (Greensboro, N.C.) All rankings listed are Associated Press For all seasons, * denotes a conference game (Intermountain Conference ; Western Collegiate Athletic Association ( ; Pacific West Conference ; 1986-present) See page 112 for results. ASU in the Polls ASSOCIATED PRESS Date... Ranking Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Final Date... Ranking Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Date... Ranking Nov Date... Ranking Mar (First ranking listed is AP, second ranking is from the Coaches' Poll) Date... Ranking Feb /NR Feb /NR Feb /NR Feb /NR Final...T25/ Date... Ranking Nov /NR Nov /25 Jan /NR Date... Ranking Dec /25 Dec /23 Jan NR/24 Jan NR/25 Mar NR/25 Mar NR/24 FINAL... NR/ Date...Ranking Pre...20/18 Nov /15 Nov /14 Nov /13 Dec /12 Dec /10 Dec /10 Dec /10 Jan /9 Jan /13 Jan /13 Jan /18 Jan /18 Feb /17 Feb /17 Feb /13 Feb /13 Mar /15 Mar /15 FINAL...15/ Date...Ranking Pre...13/12 Nov /11 Nov /12 Nov /12 Dec /13 Dec /11 Dec /10 Dec /11 Jan /13 Jan /11 Jan /10 Jan /10 Jan /10 Feb /8 Feb /8 Feb /8 Feb /7 Mar /8 Mar /9 FINAL...9/ Date...Ranking Pre...12/12 Nov /14 Nov /13 Nov /15 Dec /19 Dec /19 Dec /21 Dec rv/24 Dec rv/24 Jan rv/25 Jan rv/