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1 NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL UNM WOMEN S BASKETBALL HISTORY EIGHT NCAA APPEARANCES 2003 SWEET SIXTEEN 111

Territory of. In bloomers and bows with the letters UNM sewn across their chests, two girls teams, the Olympians and Gladiators, played their first season with vim and interest.

2 UNM WOMEN S BASKETBALL HISTORY 112 NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL Buried in the Dec. 23, 1898, edition of the Albuquerque Morning Democrat between local tidbits of spring-cleaning and the ladies library committee meetings, a curious item stands out: the birth of basketball in the Territory of. In bloomers and bows with the letters UNM sewn across their chests, two girls teams, the Olympians and Gladiators, played their first season with vim and interest. At first the girls as they referred to themselves - played in the wooden gym with the doors closed and only girls in the audience. The rules of the game were simple and non-aggressive. Girls played a half-court game with five to 10 players on a side. They were not allowed to dribble the ball or guard players and running was only allowed while the ball was in the air. It was not lady-like to participate in sports and physicians even deemed it harmful to a woman s reproductive health. Late in the first season, the girls issued a challenge to the Las Cruces College basketball team for a match in Albuquerque. The two teams played at the Armory Hall on First Street under electric light. UNM won, 4 to 2. It was reported that all girls played with dash and cleverness. In an effort to draw a crowd, a reception and dance followed the game. Admission was 50 cents. In the Girls second season, 1899, the Mirage, the school newspaper, reported the team ordered matching uniforms. The suits are a dark blue with white trimmings, and are very becoming. Early in the second season, boys from the surveying class laid out a regulation court, 45 x 70 feet, for the girls to play on. They took the upright posts from the football field and made basketball goals for the girls. The athletics department was poor and after the basketball season, the same goals were borrowed to construct part of the framework for the back of the net of the tennis court. Support for the girls basketball team is evidenced in 1899 by an editorial in The Mirage. The editor recommended the girls names be added to the Athletic Association roster, an all-male organization. In January 1900, the newspaper reported that all the university s sporting energy has been turned loose on the little gridiron, and athletics at the university can be summed up in the words basket ball. Although the UNM men formed a basketball team in Miss Lukens, far left, was the girl s gymnastics instructor and introduced the game of basketball to the University of New Mexico and coached both teams. The team pictured above is the Olympians. NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 The University of women s basketball team became the first Lobo team to advance to the NCAA Tournament. 1900, they did not give it their all. Records show they had a one-game season that year. In 1902, The Mirage reported that men s practice was marked by poor attendance and listless work. As a result, they dropped from a three-game season in to a one-game season in The ladies continued their play over the next decade, extending invitations to Silver City, Las Vegas, and Gallup in addition to Las Cruces. They continued to organize their team each year and were supported by fellow students. The men s team even practiced with them. The Tri-Alpha fraternity had a reception for them and the Mirage reported the ladies successes beyond their scores declaring their college spirit as the best advertisement possible for the school. In 1912, however, the faculty ruled that the women s basketball team could not travel outside the city to play. As a result, few games were played. The 1920 season was a one-game season played against the Albuquerque Business College. The face of the game changed again in The players formed inter-sorority teams and limited their play to campus. In 1930, the Women s Athletic Association was formed: it sponsored field hockey, tennis, volleyball and swimming, along with basketball. Marie Hays, class of 1936, an athlete in her college days, recalls being told sports competition wasn t good for girls. They said we weren t equipped physically or mentally for competition. That was a real blow to our egos. Despite the lack of support, women continued their sports program and in the 1960s began competing in the Intermountain Conference. UNM women began their long fight for equality of women s sports with the passing of Title IX in Former Associate Athletic Director Linda Estes led the fight at UNM. When Title IX came about, the question of funding became a legal one, said Estes. If colleges were going to discriminate against women, they ran the risk of having their federal funds cut off. UNM was ahead of its time. In 1972, UNM President Ferrel Heady had gone before the Legislative Finance Committe in Santa Fe and announced his priority for women s athletics even if it meant taking the money from the men s program. The budget went from $4,300 in to $35,000 in

He was probably the first president in the nation to come out and do anything like that, Estes said. We thought we were rich. Heady played down his role in the budget increase.

3 He was probably the first president in the nation to come out and do anything like that, Estes said. We thought we were rich. Heady played down his role in the budget increase. I didn t usually have that much success before legislative committees, which probably also means that there was some receptivity in Santa Fe about the cause, Heady said. And that s probably due in part to lobbying efforts of Linda and others. Today, the women s basketball team heads toward a new high, not only in winning competitions but also in earning respect from fans. To prove how outstanding women s basktball at UNM has gotten, the Lobos won at least 20 games 11 times during a 12-year span from to before returning to the 20-win plateau in The 17 home wins in were part of a school record 24-game home court winning streak which ended with a loss to Drake in the quarterfinals of the WNIT. The 26 wins in tied for the highest single-season total in school history with the squad, which went The season marked the 30th in the history of women s basketball. UNM reached the NCAA and played inside The Pit against West Virginia. The Lobos played 36 games in and finished the year with a record. It was the second most wins in school history and extended the postseason streak to 12 straight years. In what was considered by many as a down season, the Lobos still won 19 games, made the postseason for the 13th consecutive year and had three women honored on the all-conference team. Since the Lobos first game on Jan. 10, 1975, a loss to Gallup, they have an overall record of and a record since the program was re-established in After Don Flanagan took over the program in 1995, the women s basketball program has enjoyed unprecedented success. UNM had a winning program for the first 14 of Flanagan s 15 years, setting a new team record. Against the other members of the Mountain West Conference, the Lobos are third in total wins and winning percentage. Not bad for a program that won only 14 games in the four years before Flanagan s arrival. In 2011, Flanagan s longtime assistant Yvonne Sanchez was named the fifth head coach in New Mexico women s basketball history. Sanchez is looking to continue building upon the foundations that Flanagan erected for the program. The Lobos have become a consistent threat to win the Mountain West Conference title the past couple of years, posting six tournament championships in 1998, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007 and 2008, and finishing no lower than fifth in 13 of the 16 Mountain West seasons. also enjoyed postseason play with 13 consecutive bids to the postseason NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL prior to , including eight trips to the NCAA Tournament and a spot in 2003 in the Sweet Sixteen for the first time in school history. The Lobos have also made five appearances in the postseason WNIT and made it all the way to the championship game in UNM reached the Elite Eight of the WNIT in The Lobos returned to the postseason with a two-game appearance in the Women s Basketball Invitational. In , the University of women s basketball team advanced to the Sweet 16 for the first time in school history. In 2003, the University of hosted the NCAA Women s basketball tournament for the first time. UNM hosted both the first and second rounds along with the Midwest Regional. This new tradition continued in 2004 when the first and second rounds were played at The Pit for the second consecutive year and then in 2006 the regional returned. The Pit was the site of the first and second rounds in 2008 and Newly renovated, it hosted the first and second rounds in The season marked a new era of women s basketball after the retirement of Head Coach Don Flanagan. Yvonne Sanchez, an assistant under Flanagan for over a decade, was named Head Coach. In Sanchez s first year, the Lobos overcame a multitude of injuries to make Mountain West Tournament history. became the first seventh seed to defeat a seconded-seeded team in Mountain West Tournament history after defeating UNLV. UNM went on to defeat Boise State to become the first seventh-seeded team to advance to the championship game of the Mountain West Tournament. The Lobos were unable to pull off the victory in the finals, but they re-wrote the conference s history book during their time in Vegas. The Lobos continued the winning tradition by improving its win total by six from the year before and winning at least one game in the conference tournament for a seventh straight year. Sanchez certainly could ve been forgiven for thinking her season was snakebitten. Injuries besieged the team, and the Lobos had a 3-12 record in games decided by eight points or fewer as UNM finished with an mark. But that season simply served as the motivation for a program rebirth that took place after a slight delay in After a 1-7 start that included losses to ranked teams Texas A&M, DePaul, Stanford and Texas, the Lobos won 20 of their final 20 games to finish with a mark. UNM finished with a school-record 14 conference wins, won 13 straight at home for the first time since and went undefeated at home in conference play for the first time since Sanchez earned Mountain West Coach of the Year honors The Lobos advanced to the finals of the Mountain West Tournament for the second time in four years and hosted two games in the WBI, the team s first postseason appearance since UNM WOMEN S BASKETBALL HISTORY 113

4 The year was a similiar season to The Lobos started out a little bit better with a 7-4 record in nonconference action. Nonconference was highlighted by a dominating win over Big Ten Minnesota. The Lobos went on to finish at.500 in the Mountain West but had close games with the top two teams in Fresno State and Colorado State. The Lobos led the No. 25th ranked Rams the entire way but fell in the final seconds The Lobos earned four honors for conference play action. Sophomore Cherise Beynon was a first team selection while Khadijah Shumpert was honorable mention. Shumpert also was selected to the All-Defensive Team. Freshman Jaisa Nunn garnered All-Freshman Team honors. The Lobos went on to the Mountain West Tournament as the No. 5 seed, taking on No. 4 San Jose State for the first time in tournament action. The Lobos took down the Spartans by a score of but couldn't handle the No. 1 seed Colorado State in the semifinals, falling Shumpert led the Lobos in the two games, earning All-Tournament honors. The season wasn't over as the Lobos were selected to be in the WBI for the second season in a row. The Lobos fell in the first round to Weber State The UNM Athletic Department announced on March 31, 2016 that the Lobo reigns would be taken on by new head coach Mike Bradbury. In his first season, Bradbury guided the Lobos to a overall record, 10-8 in Mountain West play. Junior Cherise Beynon led the Lobos with 15.8 points per game on the season and was named Academic All-American and Academic All-District - making her just the second Lobo in women's basketball history to earn Academic All-American status. Beynon also tied the record for most career triple-doubles with two, tallying her first against Air Force on Feb. 8, 2017 (20 pts., 12 rebs., 12 asts.) and following it up just 10 days later against Fresno State (15 pts., 15 rebs., 10 asts.). Beynon's first triple-double was the first for a Lobo in 38 years, since Jean Rostermundt did it against UTEP on Jan. 19, The squad highlighted several new players in a new era of Lobo women's basketball, including Mountain West Newcomer of the Year Richelle van der Keijl. A senior transfer from Bradbury's former stomping ground, Wright State, van der Keijl emerged on the scene a 6'5" force to be reckoned with in the paint. The senior broke the Lobo record for highest field goal percentage in a season (58.7%), tied for most points ever in a road game (31) and also finished fourth for most rebounds in a single season. Both Beynon and van der Keijl were named to the All-Mountain West First Team, Beynon was also named to the MW All-Defensive Team. Joining the trio in MW honors was freshman Mykiel Burleson, who earned a spot on the Mountain West All-Freshman Team. After a season riddled with injuries, the Lobos battled as the fifth seed in the MW Tournament but dropped a heartbreaker to No. 4 Boise State in the quarterfinal round. With three seconds left in the fourth quarter, junior Jayda Bovero hit a three-pointer to tie the game at in front of a wild Lobo crowd. In the ensuing three seconds, the Broncos hit a surprise layup to run away with a last-second, victory, knocking the Lobos out of the tournament and ending the season. 114 NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

5 SCORING RECORDS GAME MOST POINTS / GAME 106 vs. Northern Arizona (106-81), Mar. 3, 1979 MOST POINTS / GAME / BOTH TEAMS 207 vs. Weber State ( loss), Feb. 2, 1979 FEWEST POINTS / GAME 22 vs. Colorado (22-92), Dec. 31, 1991 FEWEST POINTS / GAME / BOTH TEAMS 75 vs. Fort Bliss (48-27 win), Feb. 26, 1975 MOST POINTS / CONFERENCE GAME 106 vs. Northern Arizona (106-81), Mar. 3, 1979 MOST POINTS / CONFERENCE GAME / BOTH TEAMS 207 vs. Weber State ( loss), Feb. 2, 1979 FEWEST POINTS / CONFERENCE GAME 33 vs. Arizona, Feb. 28, 1975 FEWEST POINTS / CONFERENCE GAME / BOTH TEAMS 79 vs. BYU (38-41 loss), Jan. 26, at TCU (38-41 loss), Feb. 25, 2009 NEW MEXICO 90-POINT GAMES SCORE OPPONENT DATE SCORE OPPONENT DATE at Utah State (2OT) Jan. 20, Colorado College Nov. 26, Weber State Jan.22, West Texas State Feb. 3, Utah State Feb. 28, Colorado State Dec. 3, Arizona Feb. 11, Montana State Dec. 18, West Texas State Nov. 17, Wyoming Mar. 9, Amarillo College Nov. 18, at Hawaii Pacific Jan. 7, UTEP Jan. 19, BYU Feb. 1, State Jan. 20, , L Utah Feb. 3, BYU Jan. 25, Air Force Feb. 12, , L at Weber State Feb. 2, UTEP Dec. 28, Eastern Feb. 19, at UTEP Nov. 23, Northern Colorado Feb. 23, Air Force Jan. 18, Colorado Feb. 24, Miami (OT) Mar. 22, at Arizona Feb. 28, Texas Southern Dec. 2, at Northern Arizona Mar. 3, Morgan State Jan. 4, at West Texas State Nov. 17, Alcorn St. Nov. 15, West Texas State Nov. 22, UNLV Feb. 2, Colorado Women s College Feb. 1, at State Dec. 2, at State Feb. 15, 1982 UNM Record: 35-2 L - denotes games UNM scored 90+points and lost OPPONENT 90-POINT GAMES SEASON MOST POINTS / SEASON 2,398, (68.5 points per game) 2,398, (82.7 points per game) HIGHEST AVERAGE / SEASON 82.7 ppg, (2,398 points in 29 games) FEWEST POINTS / SEASON 881, (48.9 points per game) LOWEST AVERAGE / SEASON 48.9 ppg, (881 points in 18 games) MOST POINTS / CONFERENCE SEASON 1,178, (65.4 points per game) HIGHEST AVERAGE / CONFERENCE SEASON 88.0 ppg, (1,144 in 13 games) FEWEST POINTS / CONFERENCE SEASON 641, (49.3 points per game) LOWEST AVERAGE / CONFERENCE SEASON 48.3, (676 in 14 games) SCORE OPPONENT DATE , L at Utah State (2OT) Jan. 20, at UNLV Feb. 19, at UNLV Dec. 12, at UNLV Dec. 13, at Oregon Jan. 9, at Weber State Feb. 2, BYU Feb. 22, Wayland Baptist Nov. 21, at Cal Dec. 5, at Missouri Dec. 12, Tennessee Tech Dec. 13, at BYU Feb. 21, Arizona State Nov. 28, at BYU Jan. 4, at Penn State Jan. 15, at Texas Tech Feb. 2, BYU Mar. 6, Missouri Nov. 25, at BYU Feb. 24, at BYU Feb. 23, at Northern Arizona Dec. 1, BYU Feb. 14, 1985 SCORE OPPONENT DATE at BYU Mar. 1, BYU Feb. 19, at State Nov. 26, at Arizona State Dec. 2, at Colorado Dec. 31, at San Diego State Jan. 18, BYU Feb. 6, at Colorado State Feb. 23, Creighton Feb. 29, at BYU Mar. 7, Arizona State Dec. 7, at Texas Tech Dec. 10, North Texas Dec. 18, San Diego State Feb. 11, at San Diego State Feb. 20, San Diego State Mar. 9, at Oklahoma Jan. 2, at Baylor Jan. 4, Utah (OT) Feb. 3, at Texas Jan. 3, at Oregon Mar. 23, at DePaul Nov. 16, 2014 UNM Record: denotes games opponent scored 90+points and lost 115

Mary s, 33 Northern Arizona) MOST POINTS / FOUR CONSECUTIVE GAMES 106, Abby Garchek, Nov. 16-28, 1997 (32 Western Kentucky, 23 Wichita State, 20 St.

6 INDIVIDUAL MOST POINTS / GAME 35, Yvonne McKinnon vs. Adams State, Feb. 19, 1982 MOST POINTS / CONFERENCE GAME 33, Jean Rostermundt vs. Weber State, Jan. 22, 1977 MOST POINTS / CONSECUTIVE GAMES 56, Yvonne McKinnon, Feb , 1982 (21 State, 35 Adams State) MOST POINTS / THREE CONSECUTIVE GAMES 82, Abby Garchek, Nov. 29-Dec. 3, 1996 (32 Idaho, 17 St. Mary s, 33 Northern Arizona) MOST POINTS / FOUR CONSECUTIVE GAMES 106, Abby Garchek, Nov , 1997 (32 Western Kentucky, 23 Wichita State, 20 St., 31 Texas Southern) MOST POINTS / ROAD GAME 31, Richelle van der Keijl at San Jose State, Feb , Abby Garchek at BYU, Feb. 1,1997 MOST POINTS / SEASON 666, Abby Garchek, (33 games) MOST POINTS / CONFERENCE SEASON 299, Cherise Beynon, (18 games) MOST POINTS / CAREER 1,913, Dionne Marsh, MOST POINTS / CONFERENCE CAREER 921, Abby Garchek, HIGHEST AVERAGE / SEASON 20.3, Alison Foote, , Abby Garchek, , Abby Garchek, , Alison Foote, , Jean Rostermundt, , Jordan Adams, HIGHEST AVERAGE / CONFERENCE SEASON 19.6, Abby Garchek, HIGHEST AVERAGE / CAREER 16.2, Alison Foote, , Abby Garchek, , Dee Weinreis, , Jean Rostermundt, , Dionne Marsh, , Mary Redeau, , Jordan Adams, , Yvonne McKinnon, YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING LEADERS Year Player Games Points Avg N/A Margaret Gonzales Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt Sheri Moore Yvonne McKinnon Alison Foote Alison Foote Alison Foote Tracy Satran Janice Branch No Program Heidi Harris Becky Bissell Heidi Harris Tracy Aldridge Abby Garchek Abby Garchek Abby Garchek Sonya Bryant Jordan Adams Jordan Adams Jordan Adams Jordan Adams Lindsey Arndt Dionne Marsh Dionne Marsh Julie Briody Dionne Marsh Amy Beggin Amy Beggin Jasmine Patterson Caroline Durbin Caroline Durbin Antiesha Brown Antiesha Brown Khadijah Shumpert Cherise Beynon POINT GAMES / SEASON 15, Abby Garchek, POINT GAMES / SEASON 4, Abby Garchek, , GAMES IN DOUBLE FIGURES / SEASON 34, Amy Beggin, GAMES IN DOUBLE FIGURES / CAREER 102, Dionne Marsh, CONSECUTIVE GAMES IN DOUBLE FIGURES / CAREER 31, Alison Foote, Abby Garchek Yvonne McKinnon NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

7 SCORING RECORDS GAME Rk. Pts. Player Opponent Date Yvonne McKinnon Adams State Feb. 19, Abby Garchek Northern Arizona Dec. 3, Jean Rostermundt Weber State Jan. 22, Abby Garchek Western Kentucky Nov. 16, Abby Garchek Idaho Nov. 29, Tamika Stukes Wyoming Feb. 24, Yvonne McKinnon West Texas A&M Nov. 20, Cherise Beynon SMU Dec. 3, Miranda Sanchez Pepperdine Mar. 12, Miranda Sanchez TCU Mar. 3, Abby Garchek BYU Feb. 1, Taryn Bochis UNLV Jan. 12, Richelle van der Keijl San Jose State Feb. 4, Jordan Adams Memphis Dec. 15, Jordan Adams Utah Feb. 3, Abby Garchek Tulsa Feb. 16, Abby Garchek Utah Feb. 3, Alison Foote West Texas A&M Jan. 18, Mary Redeau UTEP Feb. 27, Jean Rostermundt NMSU Mar. 3, Caroline Durbin Wyoming Jan. 14, Jordan Adams Weber State Jan. 11, Tracy Aldridge Fresno State Feb. 9, 1995 CAREER Rk. Player Years Games Points Avg. 1. Dionne Marsh , Abby Garchek , Jordan Adams , Alison Foote , Jean Rostermundt , Amy Beggin , Yvonne McKinnon , Miranda Sanchez , Khadijah Shumpert , Cherise Beynon 2014-Pr. 96 1, Sonya Bryant , Katie Montgomery , Antiesha Brown , Lindsey Arndt , Sara Halasz , Mandi Moore , Heidi Harris , Jessica Cunningham , Tracy Satran , Tamika Stukes , Caroline Durbin , Winifred Foster Katie Kern SEASON Rk. Player Year Games Points Avg. 1. Abby Garchek Amy Beggin Jordan Adams Dionne Marsh Jordan Adams Dionne Marsh Julie Brody Antiesha Brown Abby Garchek Dionne Marsh Cherise Beynon Khadijah Shumpert Alison Foote Jean Rostermundt Caroline Durbin Dee Weinreis Miranda Sanchez Alison Foote Jordan Adams Anglea Hartill Antiesha Brown Jean Rostermundt Mary Redeau Alison Foote TOP BENCH PERFORMANCES Rk. Pts. Player Opponent Date Jordan Adams Utah Feb. 3, Sonya Bryant BYU Feb. 1, Antiesha Brown Air Force Feb. 6, Katie Kern Fresno State Jan. 14, Deeva Vaughn Air Force Mar. 9, Geronika Jackson TCU Jan. 25, Sonya Bryant UTEP Feb. 20, Jaisa Nunn Utah State Jan. 4, Alex Lapeyrolerie St. Nov. 15, Jordan Adams San Diego State Feb. 17, Alex Lapeyrolerie Fairleigh Dickinson Nov Deeva Vaughn San Jose State Jan. 11, Antiesha Brown UNLV Mar. 14, Caroline Durbin TCU Jan. 28, Julie Briody San Diego State Feb. 25, Dionne Marsh Gonzaga Nov. 27, Julie Briody Wyoming Feb. 7, Cristal Garcia NMSU Dec. 3, Abbie Letz Kent State Nov. 30, Miranda Sanchez Mississippi State Nov. 25, Tracy Aldridge Southern Utah Dec. 16, Alex Lapeyrolerie Fresno State Dec. 29, Amy Beggin N.C. A&T Nov. 27, Julie Briody Baylor Mar. 20, Dionne Marsh UNLV Jan. 27,

8 DIONNE MARSH ( ) 1,913 points JORDAN ADAMS ( ) 1,798 points JEAN ROSTERMUNDT ( ) 1,541 points YVONNE McKINNON ( ) 1,416 points SONYA BRYANT ( ) 1,142 points ANTIESHA BROWN ( ) 1,120 points SARA HALASZ ( ) 1,061 points HEIDI HARRIS ( ) 1,046 points ABBY GARCHEK ( ) 1,836 points ALISON FOOTE ( ) 1,672 points AMY BEGGIN ( ) 1,428 points MIRANDA SANCHEZ ( ) 1,301 points KATIE MONTGOMERY ( ) 1,135 points LINDSEY ARNDT ( ) 1,073 points MANDI MOORE ( ) 1,057 points JESSICA CUNNINGHAM ( ) 1,036 points 118 NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

1,000 POINT CLUB TRACY SATRAN (1983-87) 1,027 points CAROLINE DURBIN (2009-13) 1,011 points TAMIKA STUKES (1994-98) 1,017 points FRESHMAN SCORING LEADERS Rk. Points Player Year 1.

295 Heidi Harris 1991-92 8. 291 Mandi Moore 2001-02 9. 284 Jessica Cunningham 1991-92 10. 268 Jean Rostermundt 1976-77 268 Sonya Bryant 1996-97 12. 265 Abby Garchek 1994-95 13.

198 Becky Bissell 1991-92 21. 180 Miranda Sanchez 1997-98 22.

Player Opponent Date 1. 35 Yvonne McKinnon Adams State Feb. 19, 1982 2. 32 Yvonne McKinnon West Texas A&M Nov. 20, 1981 3. 30 Jordan Adams Utah Feb. 3, 2000 5. 28 Dionne Marsh Air Force Feb.

2, 1995 11. 25 Jordan Adams BYU Feb. 5, 2000 12. 24 Jasmine Patterson UNLV Feb. 23, 2011 24 Sonya Bryant TCU Feb. 8, 1997 24 Alison Foote BYU Jan. 4, 1982 15. 23 Jasmine Patterson Colorado State Feb.

9 1,000 POINT CLUB TRACY SATRAN ( ) 1,027 points CAROLINE DURBIN ( ) 1,011 points TAMIKA STUKES ( ) 1,017 points FRESHMAN SCORING LEADERS Rk. Points Player Year Yvonne McKinnon Dionne Marsh Jasmine Patterson Alison Foote Jordan Adams Cherise Beynon Heidi Harris Mandi Moore Jessica Cunningham Jean Rostermundt Sonya Bryant Abby Garchek Katie Kern Lindsey Arndt Mykiel Burleson Jaisa Nunn Bryce Owens Sara Halasz Muff Reinert Becky Bissell Miranda Sanchez Whitney Johnson NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL Khadijah Shumpert ( ) 1,231 points Cherise Beynon (2014-Present) 1,169 points TOP FRESHMAN SCORING GAMES Rk. Pts. Player Opponent Date Yvonne McKinnon Adams State Feb. 19, Yvonne McKinnon West Texas A&M Nov. 20, Jordan Adams Utah Feb. 3, Dionne Marsh Air Force Feb. 10, Dionne Marsh UNLV Mar. 11, Sonya Bryant BYU Feb. 1, Abby Garchek Utah Jan. 26, Dionne Marsh Colorado State Mar. 3, Abby Garchek Oklahoma Jan. 2, Jordan Adams BYU Feb. 5, Jasmine Patterson UNLV Feb. 23, Sonya Bryant TCU Feb. 8, Alison Foote BYU Jan. 4, Jasmine Patterson Colorado State Feb. 12, Becky Bissell Richmond Nov. 30, Mykiel Burleson Texas Tech Nov. 20, Dionne Marsh Utah Mar. 12, Jordan Adams San Diego State Feb. 17, Tamika Stukes Wyoming Feb. 23, Cherise Beynon Oral Roberts Mar. 23, 2015 FRESHMAN 20+ POINT GAMES Rk. No. Player Season 1. 7 Yvonne McKinnon Dionne Marsh Jasmine Patterson Jordan Adams Abby Garchek Sonya Bryant Alison Foote

NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL MOST REBOUNDS / GAME 86 vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 17, 1978 MOST REBOUNDS / CONFERENCE GAME 73 vs. UTEP, Nov. 23, 1982 MOST REBOUNDS / SEASON 1,513, 1978-79, (63.

14, 1978 MOST REBOUNDS / CONFERENCE GAME 30, Carol Moreland vs. Wyoming, Feb. 3, 1978 30, Carol Moreland vs. Weber State, Jan.

10 NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL MOST REBOUNDS / GAME 86 vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 17, 1978 MOST REBOUNDS / CONFERENCE GAME 73 vs. UTEP, Nov. 23, 1982 MOST REBOUNDS / SEASON 1,513, , (63.0 rebounds per game) HIGHEST AVERAGE / SEASON 63.0, , (1,513 rebounds in 24 games) INDIVIDUAL MOST REBOUNDS / GAME 36, Carol Moreland vs. Oklahoma, Jan. 14, 1978 MOST REBOUNDS / CONFERENCE GAME 30, Carol Moreland vs. Wyoming, Feb. 3, , Carol Moreland vs. Weber State, Jan. 28, 1978 MOST REBOUNDS / SEASON 463, Carol Moreland, (24 games) MOST REBOUNDS / CONFERENCE SEASON 236, Carol Moreland, (13 games) MOST REBOUNDS / CAREER 982, Carol Moreland, MOST REBOUNDS / CONFERENCE CAREER 543, Carol Moreland, HIGHEST AVERAGE / SEASON 19.3, Carol Moreland, HIGHEST AVERAGE / CONFERENCE SEASON 18.2, Carol Moreland, HIGHEST AVERAGE / CAREER 11.5, Carol Moreland, HIGHEST AVERAGE / CONFERENCE CAREER 11.3, Carol Moreland, ,000 POINTS 500 REBOUNDS In the history of women s basketball at the University of, only 14 players eclipsed 1,000 points and 500 rebounds in their careers. Mandi Moore is also the only player in either men s or women s basketball to also eclipse the 500 assists mark. Player Year Pts. Reb. Jean Rostermundt , Alison Foote , Yvonne McKinnon , Tracy Satran , Heidi Harris , Abby Garchek , Tamika Stukes , Miranda Sanchez , Jordan Adams , Lindsey Arndt , Mandi Moore , Dionne Marsh , Sara Halasz , Khadijah Shumpert , Cherise Beynon 2014-present 1, YEAR-BY-YEAR REBOUNDING LEADERS Year Player N/A Carol Moreland Carol Moreland Carol Moreland Dee Weinreis Mary Redeau Sheri Moore Yvonne McKinnon Alison Foote Alison Foote Yvonne McKinnon Winifred Foster Tracy Satran No Program Heidi Harris Becky Bissell Heidi Harris Abby Garchek Katie Kern Katie Kern Anita Vuletic Katie Kern Miranda Sanchez Chelsea Grear Chelsea Grear Chelsea Grear Lindsey Arndt Lindsey Arndt Abbie Letz Dionne Marsh Brandi Kimble Amanda Best Jessica Kielpinski Amanda Best Porche Torrance Deeva Vaughn Sara Halasz Khadijah Shumpert Khadijah Shumpert Richelle van der Keijl Carol Moreland NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Games Rebs. Avg Heidi Harris REBOUNDING RECORDS TEAM

11 GAME CAREER REBOUNDING RECORDS Rk. Rebs. Player Opponent Date Carol Moreland Oklahoma Jan. 14, Carol Moreland Fort Hays Dec. 9, Carol Moreland Wyoming Feb. 3, Carol Moreland Weber State Jan. 28, Carol Moreland UNLV Dec. 2, Debbie Leeper UTEP Mar. 3, Yvonne McKinnon West Texas A&M Nov. 20, Carol Moreland Texas Tech Jan. 13, Carol Moreland State Mar. 3, Dionne Marsh UNLV Jan. 27, Amanda Best Air Force March 5, Richelle van der Keijl St. Nov. 15, Amanda Adamson Texas Tech Dec. 13, Brandi Kimble Western Michigan Nov. 9, Jourdan Erskine North Texas Nov. 23, Porche Torrance UTEP Dec. 10, 2011 SEASON Rk. Player Year Games Rebs. Avg. 1. Carol Moreland Sheri Moore Dee Weinreis Richelle van der Keijl Taryn Bachis Amanda Best Porche Torrance Yvonne McKinnon Brandi Kimble Heidi Harris Abbie Letz Debie Leeper Katie Kern Alison Foote Becky Bissell Mary Redeau Chelsea Grear Rk. Player Years Games Rebs. Avg. 1. Carol Moreland Yvonne McKinnon Alison Foote Katie Kern Dionne Marsh Jordan Adams Lindsey Arndt Chelsea Grear Heidi Harris Abby Garchek Amanda Best Khadijah Shumpert Jean Rostermundt Tamika Stukes Mandi Moore FRESHMAN REBOUND LEADERS Rk. Rebounds Player Year Yvonne McKinnon Heidi Harris Katie Kern Alison Foote Becky Bissell Cherise Beynon Carol Moreland Dionne Marsh Lindsey Arndt Abby Garchek Jaisa Nunn Jean Rostermundt Muff Reinert Mandi Moore Jordan Adams TOP FRESHMAN REBOUNDING GAMES Rk. Rebs. Player Opponent Date Yvonne McKinnon West Texas A&M Nov. 20, Alison Foote Wyoming Jan. 30, Katie Kern BYU Feb. 8, Katie Kern Wyoming Feb. 24, Carol Moreland Arizona State Feb. 25, Carol Moreland Utah State Jan. 29, Katie Kern UTEP Feb. 17, Carol Moreland Northern Arizona Feb. 22, Carol Moreland BYU Feb 14, 1976 DOUBLE-DOUBLES AS A FRESHMAN Rk. No. Player Season 1. 9 Carol Moreland Heidi Harris Katie Kern Yvonne McKinnon Jean Rostermundt Alison Foote Becky Bissell

MOST FIELD GOALS / GAME TEAM 46 vs. vs. Weber State, Feb. 2, 1979 MOST FIELD GOALS / GAME INDIVIDUAL 15, Yvonne McKinnon vs. Adams State, Feb. 19, 1982 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / GAME 111 vs.

2, 1979 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE GAME 106 vs. Utah State, Jan. 20, 1977 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE GAME 59.

12 MOST FIELD GOALS / GAME TEAM 46 vs. vs. Weber State, Feb. 2, 1979 MOST FIELD GOALS / GAME INDIVIDUAL 15, Yvonne McKinnon vs. Adams State, Feb. 19, 1982 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / GAME 111 vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 17, 1979 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / GAME 64.2 percent (34-53) vs. Arizona State, Feb. 2, 1979 MOST FIELD GOALS / CONFERENCE GAME 46 vs. vs. Weber State, Feb. 2, 1979 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE GAME 106 vs. Utah State, Jan. 20, 1977 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE GAME 59.1 percent (26-44), at UNLV, March 4, 2008 MOST FIELD GOALS / SEASON 984, MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / SEASON 2,276, HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / SEASON 44.0 percent (984-2,245), MOST FIELD GOALS / CONFERENCE SEASON 460, MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE SEASON 1,123, MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / GAME 29, Jean Rostermundt vs. Weber State, Jan. 28, 1978 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / GAME (Minimum 7 attempts) (9-9), Tracy Aldridge vs. Fresno State, Feb. 9, (8-8), Jasmine Ewing vs. UTEP, Dec. 28, (8-8), Jennifer Williams vs. Montana State, Nov. 19, 1998 MOST FIELD GOALS / CONFERENCE GAME 14, Jean Rostermundt vs. Weber State, Jan. 28, 1978 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE GAME 29, Jean Rostermundt vs. Weber State, Jan. 28, 1978 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE GAME (Min. 7 attempts) (9-9), Tracy Aldridge vs. Fresno State, Feb. 9, 1995 MOST FIELD GOALS / SEASON 224, Abby Garchek, MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / SEASON 512, Cherise Beynon, HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / SEASON 58.7 ( ), Richelle van der Keijl, MOST FIELD GOALS / CONFERENCE SEASON 109, Cherise Beynon, MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE SEASON 303, Cherise Beynon, HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE SEASON 45.9 percent ( ), SINGLE GAME FG PERCENTAGE (TEAM) Rk. Pct. FG-FGA Opponent Date Arizona State Feb. 2, Pacific Nov. 9, Kent State Dec. 6, Montana State Dec. 18, Colorado State Dec. 3, Colorado College Nov. 26, UNLV Mar. 3, San Diego State Mar. 9, Air Force Dec. 5, UTEP Nov. 23, 2001 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE SEASON 58.1 ( ), Richelle van der Keijl, Sacramento State Nov. 21, 015 Mary Redeau Alison Foote NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

FIELD GOAL RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR FG PCT. LEADERS Year Player FGM FGA Pct. 1974-75 N/A 1975-76 Carol Moreland 66 147.449 1976-77 Carol Moreland 79 162.488 1977-78 Carol Moreland 161 315.

523 1984-85 Yvonne McKinnon 152 312.487 1985-86 Tracy Satran 155 304.510 1986-87 Connie Jensen 127 268.474 1988-91 No Program 1991-92 Amy Clark 67 164.409 1992-93 Becky Bissell 120 267.

549 1998-99 Jennifer Williams 88 162.543 1999-00 Jennifer Williams 88 154.571 2000-01 Jennifer Williams 60 113.531 2001-02 Chelsea Grear 108 216.500 2002-03 Chelsea Grear 133 268.

458 2009-10 Valerie Kast 60 128.469 2010-11 Porche Torrance 98 211.464 2011-12 Porche Torrance 129 274.471 2012-13 Whitney Johnson 75 136.551 2013-14 Khadijah Shumpert 102 224.

13 FIELD GOAL RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR FG PCT. LEADERS Year Player FGM FGA Pct N/A Carol Moreland Carol Moreland Carol Moreland Mary Redeau Mary Redeau Deb Weinreis Alison Foote Alison Foote Yvonne McKinnon Yvonne McKinnon Tracy Satran Connie Jensen No Program Amy Clark Becky Bissell Heidi Harris Tracy Aldridge Tracy Aldridge Katie Kern Jennifer Williams Jennifer Williams Jennifer Williams Jennifer Williams Chelsea Grear Chelsea Grear Fatima Maddox Jana Francis Jana Francis Dionne Marsh Dionne Marsh Amanda Best Valerie Kast Porche Torrance Porche Torrance Whitney Johnson Khadijah Shumpert Khadijah Shumpert Khadijah Shumpert Richelle van der Keijl Jennifer Williams NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL FIELD GOALS MADE / SEASON Rk. Player Year No. 1. Abby Garchek Jordan Adams Dee Weinreis Jean Rostermundt Alison Foote Antiesha Brown Jordan Adams Jean Rostermundt Alison Foote Cherise Beynon FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / SEASON Rk. Player Year No. 1. Cherise Beynon Abby Garchek Cherise Beynon Jordan Adams Alison Foote Antiesha Brown Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt Alison Foote Jean Rostermundt FIELD GOALS MADE / CAREER Rk. Player Years No. 1. Jordan Adams Alison Foote Abby Garchek Dionne Marsh Jean Rostermundt Yvonne McKinnon Cherise Beynon 2014-present Khadijah Shumpert Amy Beggin Antiesha Brown FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / CAREER Rk. Player Years No. 1. Abby Garchek , Jean Rostermundt , Jordan Adams , Alison Foote , Dionne Marsh , Cherise Beynon 2014-present 1, Yvonne McKinnon , Bryce Owens , Amy Beggin , Jessica Cunningham ,090 FIELD GOALS FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / SEASON (Min. 60 made) Rk. Player Year FG-FGA Pct. 1. Richelle van der Keijl Jennifer Williams Whitney Johnson Jennifer Williams Jennifer Williams Jennifer Williams Yvonne McKinnon Mary Redeau Khadijah Shumpert Alison Foote FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / CAREER (min 200 made) Rk. Player Years FG-FGA Pct. 1. Jennifer Williams Mary Redeau Khadijah Shumpert Connie Jensen Yvonne McKinnon Carol Moreland Jordan Adams Tracy Satran Dionne Marsh Alison Foote Porche Torrance Tracy Satran Deb Weinreis 123

1, 1996 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE GAME 37 vs. TCU, Feb. 26, 2011 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE GAME 72.7 percent (8-11) vs. Utah, Mar.

14 TEAM MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS / GAME 15 vs. Tennessee State, Dec. 5, 2003; vs. BYU, Feb. 1, 1996 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / GAME 37 vs. TCU, Feb. 26, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / GAME 72.7 percent (8-11) vs. Utah, Mar. 10, 2010 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS / CONFERENCE GAME 15 vs. BYU, Feb. 1, 1996 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE GAME 37 vs. TCU, Feb. 26, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE GAME 72.7 percent (8-11) vs. Utah, Mar. 10, 2010 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS / SEASON 223, MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / SEASON 669, HIGHEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / SEASON 36.9 percent ( ), MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS / CONFERENCE SEASON 115, MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE SEASON 413, HIGHEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE SEASON 39.6 percent ( ), INDIVIDUAL MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS / GAME 8, Miranda Sanchez vs. Air Force, Feb. 12, , Jasmine Patterson vs. Colorado State, Feb. 12, , Cherise Beynon at Nevada, Jan. 7, , Alex Lapeyrolerie vs Fairleigh Dickinson, Nov. 12, , Cherise Beynon vs. Utah State, Feb. 10, , Georonika Jackson vs. TCU, Jan. 25, , Amy Beggin vs. Texas Tech, Dec. 13, , Amy Beggin vs. Air Force, Jan. 19, , Katie Montgomery vs. Tennessee State, Dec. 5, , Cristal Garcia vs. Colorado State, Feb. 22, , Abby Garchek vs. Western Kenyucky, Nov. 16, , Stella Candelaria vs. Iowa State, Dec. 2, , Maggie Smith vs. Arizona State, Jan. 1, , Christy Romero vs. BYU, Mar. 7, 1992 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / GAME 16, Amy Beggin vs. William & Mary, Nov. 28, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / GAME (Minimum 5 made) percent (5-5), Amanda Best vs. UNLV, Feb. 10, percent (5-5), Miranda Sanchez vs. State, Nov. 21, 1999 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS / CONFERENCE GAME 8, Miranda Sanchez vs. Air Force, Feb. 12, 2000 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE GAME 14, Miranda Sanchez vs. Air Force, Feb. 12, 2000 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS / SEASON 82, Abby Garchek, MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / SEASON 217, Abby Garchek, HIGHEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / SEASON 47.8 percent (75-157), Katie Montgomery, MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS / CONFERENCE SEASON 41, Katie Montgomery, MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE SEASON 118, Cherise Beynon, HIGHEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE SEASON 51.9 percent (14-27), Angela Hartill, Abbie Letz Katie Montgomery CONSECUTIVE GAMES, 3-POINT SHOT MADE 23, Amy Beggin, to , Miranda Sanchez, to , Katie Montgomery, to , Amy Beggin, (Twice) 14, Miranda Sanchez, , Abbie Letz, to , Abby Garchek, NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

15 3-POINT FIELD GOAL RECORDS THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS (INDIVIDUAL) THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE / GAME Rk. No. Player vs. Opponent Date 1. 8 Miranda Sanchez vs. Air Force Feb. 12, Jasmine Patterson vs. Colorado State Feb. 12, Cherise Beynon at Nevada Jan. 7, Alex Lapeyrolerie vs Fairleigh Dickinson Nov. 12, Cherise Beynon vs. Utah State Feb. 10, Georonika Jackson vs. TCU Jan. 25, Amy Beggin vs. Texas Tech Dec. 13, Amy Beggin vs. Air Force Jan. 19, Katie Montgomery vs. Tennessee State Dec. 5, Cristal Garcia vs. Colorado State Feb. 22, Abby Garchek vs. Western Kentucky Nov. 16, Stella Candelaria vs. Iowa State Dec. 2, Maggie Smith vs. Arizona State Jan.1, Christy Romero vs. BYU Mar. 7, 1992 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / GAME Rk. No. Player vs. Opponent Date Amy Beggin vs. William and Mary Nov. 28, Miranda Sanchez vs. Air Force Feb. 12, Cherise Beynon vs. Colorado State Jan. 14, Stella Candelaria vs. Iowa State Dec. 2, Alex Lapeyrolerie at Utah State Jan. 25, Alex Lapeyrolerie vs. State Nov. 15, Amy Beggin vs. Toledo Nov. 28, Amy Beggin vs. TCU Jan. 15, Tamika Stukes vs. Wyoming Feb. 24, Christy Romero vs. Wyoming Feb. 24, 1992 YEAR-BY-YEAR 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. LEADERS (min. 30 attempts) Year Player FGM FGA Pct Kim Bradshaw No Program Jessica Cunningham Alicia Selmon Maggie Smith Vanessa Hoover Jodi Cory Jodi Cory Abby Garchek Nikki Heckroth Miranda Sanchez Miranda Sanchez Mandi Moore Mandi Moore Lauren McLeod Katie Montgomery Katie Montgomery Katie Montgomery Angela Hartill Georonika Jackson Amanda Best Jasmine Patterson Caroline Durbin Caroline Durbin Brea Mitchell Bryce Owens Cherise Beynon Alex Lapeyrolerie POINT FIELD GOALS MADE / SEASON Rk. Player Year No. 1. Abby Garchek Amy Beggin Katie Montgomery Miranda Sanchez Miranda Sanchez Katie Montgomery Cherise Beynon Amy Beggin Amy Beggin Alex Lapeyrolerie POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / SEASON Rk. Player Year No. 1. Abby Garchek Amy Beggin Cherise Beynon Katie Montgomery Alex Lapeyrolerie Miranda Sanchez Amy Beggin Miranda Sanchez Cherise Beynon Katie Montgomery Christy Romero NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE / CAREER Rk. Player Years No. 1. Katie Mongomery Amy Beggin Miranda Sanchez Abby Garchek Tamika Stukes Mandi Moore Abbie Letz Cherise Beynon 2014-present Bryce Owens Caroline Durbin POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / CAREER Rk. Player Years No. 1. Amy Beggin Katie Mongomery Abby Garchek Bryce Owens Miranda Sanchez Cherise Beynon 2014-present Tamika Stukes Abbie Letz Mandi Moore Sonya Bryant THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS (TEAM) THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE / GAME Rk. No. Opponent Date Tennessee State Dec. 5, BYU Feb. 1, Kent State Nov. 30, TCU Feb. 26, Air Force Jan. 19, Mississippi State Mar. 25, at Arizona Dec. 9, Colorado State Feb. 5, Air Force Feb. 7, Air Force Feb. 12, times, last at Utah State Jan. 25, 2017 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED / GAME Rk. No. Opponent Date Texas Tech Nov. 20, TCU Feb. 26, Arizona Dec. 20, Toledo Nov. 28, TCU Jan. 25, UNLV Feb. 10, William and Mary Nov. 28, Colorado State Jan. 14, Kent State Nov. 30, Air Force Feb. 12, State Dec. 5, 1995 THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / GAME (Min. 10 attempts) Rk. Pct. (FG-FGA) Opponent Date (8-11) Utah Mar. 10, (10-16) Utah Mar. 13, (13-21) Air Force Jan. 19, (8-13) State Jan. 6, (12-20) Arizona Dec. 9, (9-15) Utah Feb. 13, (6-10) Arizona State Dec. 18, (7-12) Colorado State Feb. 24, (7-12) Norfolk State Dec. 7, (11-19) Utah Jan. 23, 2008 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / SEASON (min 20 made) Rk. Player Year FG-FGA Pct. 1. Katie Montgomery Caroline Durbin Mandi Moore Katie Montgomery Chelsea Grear Caroline Durbin Miranda Sanchez Miranda Sanchez Abbie Letz Molly McKinnon POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE / CAREER (min. 45 made) Rk. Player Years FG-FGA Pct. 1. Katie Montgomery Caroline Durbin Miranda Sanchez Mandi Moore Amy Beggin Molly McKinnon Julie Briody Brandi Kimble Abbie Letz Abby Garchek

TEAM MOST FREE THROWS / GAME 33 vs. Texas (41 attempts), Nov. 18, 2005 33 vs. USC (43 attempts), Nov. 21, 2003 33 vs. Wyoming (41 attempts), Feb. 24, 1996 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / GAME 43 vs.

24, 1996 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE GAME 42 vs. Colorado State, Mar. 10, 1984 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE GAME (min 12 attempts) 94.1 percent (17-18) vs. Air Force, Mar.

4, 1993 MOST FREE THROWS / SEASON 574, 2006-07 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / SEASON 786, 2006-07 HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE / SEASON 76.

3 percent (211-266), 2010-11 INDIVIDUAL MOST FREE THROWS / GAME 17, Abby Garchek vs. UNLV, Feb. 15, 1998 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / GAME 19, Abby Garchek vs. UNLV, Feb. 15, 1998 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE / GAME (min 10 made) 100.

16 TEAM MOST FREE THROWS / GAME 33 vs. Texas (41 attempts), Nov. 18, vs. USC (43 attempts), Nov. 21, vs. Wyoming (41 attempts), Feb. 24, 1996 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / GAME 43 vs. USC, Nov. 21, 2003 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE / GAME (min 12 attempts) (12-12) vs. Houston, Dec. 19, 1998 MOST FREE THROWS / CONFERENCE GAME 33 vs. Wyoming (41 attempts), Feb. 24, 1996 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE GAME 42 vs. Colorado State, Mar. 10, 1984 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE GAME (min 12 attempts) 94.1 percent (17-18) vs. Air Force, Mar. 5, percent (16-17) vs. BYU, Feb. 27, percent (16-17) vs. San Diego State, Feb. 17, percent (16-17) vs. Wyoming, Mar. 4, 1993 MOST FREE THROWS / SEASON 574, MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / SEASON 786, HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE / SEASON 76.5 ( ), MOST FREE THROWS / CONFERENCE SEASON 261, MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE SEASON 353, HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE SEASON 79.3 percent ( ), INDIVIDUAL MOST FREE THROWS / GAME 17, Abby Garchek vs. UNLV, Feb. 15, 1998 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / GAME 19, Abby Garchek vs. UNLV, Feb. 15, 1998 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE / GAME (min 10 made) 100.0, Antiesha Brown vs. UNLV (10-10), Mar. 14, , Amy Beggin vs. Nebraska (10-10), Nov. 29, , Miranda Sanchez vs. Pepperdine (12-12), Mar. 12, , Janice Branch vs. Texas State (13-13), Dec. 6, , Jean Rostermundt vs. Weber State (10-10), Feb. 27, 1979 FREE THROWS / CONFERENCE GAME 17, Abby Garchek vs. UNLV, Feb. 15, 1998 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE GAME 19, Abby Garchek vs. UNLV, Feb. 15, 1998 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE GAME (min 10 made) 100.0, Jean Rostermundt vs. Weber State (10-10), Feb. 27, 1979 MOST FREE THROWS / SEASON 179, Dionne Marsh, MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / SEASON 231, Dionne Marsh, HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE / SEASON (min 50 made) 93.3 (70-75), Katie Montgomery, MOST FREE THROWS / CONFERENCE SEASON 79, Dionne Marsh, MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / CONFERENCE SEASON 108, Dionne Marsh, HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE / CONFERENCE SEASON (min 30 made) 92.0 (46-50), Julie Briody, CONSECUTIVE FREE THROWS MADE 35, Julie Briody, Feb. 8-Mar. 4, 2006 Jean Rostermundt Christy Romero Molly McKinnon Dionne Marsh 126 NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

FREE THROW RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS (min. 30 attempts) Year Player FTM FTA Pct. 1974-75 N/A 1975-76 Margaret Gonzales 33 45.733 1976-77 Jean Rostermundt 44 51.863 1977-78 Jean Rostermundt 86 109.

722 1984-85 Janice Branch 29 39.744 1985-86 Connie Jensen 47 68.691 1986-87 Tammy Spangler 25 35.714 1988-91 No Program 1991-92 Christy Romero 31 42.738 1992-93 Christy Romero 63 70.

17 FREE THROW RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS (min. 30 attempts) Year Player FTM FTA Pct N/A Margaret Gonzales Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt Deb Weinreis Lori McConnell Sally Marquez Sally Anderson Janice Branch Connie Jensen Tammy Spangler No Program Christy Romero Christy Romero Heidi Harris Tracy Aldridge Stella Candelaria Sonya Bryant Abby Garchek Miranda Sanchez Aiyana Nash Miranda Sanchez Lauren McLeod Melissa Forest Melissa Forest Julie Briody Julie Briody Katie Montgomery Amy Beggin Amy Beggin Amy Beggin Lauren Taylor Nikki Nelson Caroline Durbin Deeva Vaughn Antiesha Brown Khadijah Shumpert Alex Lapeyrolerie NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL FREE THROWS MADE / SEASON Rk. Player Year No. 1. Dionne Marsh Julie Briody Dionne Marsh Dionne Marsh Amy Beggin Khadijah Shumpert Abby Garchek Abby Garchek Dionne Marsh Jordan Adams FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / SEASON Rk. Player Year No. 1. Dionne Marsh Dionne Marsh Dionne Marsh Dionne Marsh Julie Briody Khadijah Shumpert Abby Garchek Amy Beggin Abby Garchek Jordan Adams FREE THROWS MADE / CAREER Rk. Player Years No. 1. Dionne Marsh Abby Garchek Jordan Adams Amy Beggin Alison Foote Khadijah Shumpert Julie Briody Jean Rostermundt Miranda Sanchez Jessica Cunningham FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED / CAREER Rk. Player Years No. 1. Dionne Marsh Khadijah Shumpert Yvonne McKinnon Abby Garchek Jordan Adams Alison Foote Amy Beggin Jessica Cunningham Sonya Bryant Khadijah Shumpert FREE THROWS FREE THROW PERCENTAGE / SEASON (Min 50 made) Rk. Player Year FT-FTA Pct. 1. Katie Mongomery Christy Romero Julie Briody Julie Briody Amy Beggin Lauren Taylor Jean Rostermundt Georonika Jackson Katie Montgomery Miranda Sanchez Caroline Durbin FREE THROW PERCENTAGE / CAREER (Min 100 made) Rk. Player Years FT-FTA Pct. 1. Julie Briody Katie Montgomery Lauren Taylor Amy Beggin Jean Rostermundt Miranda Sanchez Antiesha Brown Caroline Durbin Mandi Moore Molly McKinnon Lindsey Arndt Melissa Forest 127

18 TEAM MOST ASSISTS / GAME 31 vs. Texas-Pan American, Feb. 18, vs. Adams State, Jan. 17, vs. Northern Arizona, Mar. 3, 1979 MOST ASSISTS / CONFERENCE GAME 31 vs. Northern Arizona, Mar. 3, 1979 MOST ASSISTS / SEASON 593, MOST ASSISTS / CONFERENCE SEASON 256, ASSISTS / SEASON Rk. Player Year No. 1. Mandi Moore Nikki Heckroth Cherise Beynon Lori McConnell Mandi Moore Mandi Moore Amy Beggin Mandi Moore Tamika Stukes Amy Beggin ASSISTS INDIVIDUAL MOST ASSISTS / GAME 15, Cherise Beynon vs. NMSU, Nov. 15, 2016 MOST ASSISTS / CONFERENCE GAME 12, Cherise Beynon vs. Air Force, Feb. 8, , Mandi Moore vs. Air Force, Jan. 18, 2003 MOST ASSISTS / SEASON 212, Mandi Moore, MOST ASSISTS / CAREER 651, Mandi Moore, ASSIST AVERAGE / SEASON 6.6, Cherise Beynon, ASSIST AVERAGE / CAREER 5.2, Mandi Moore, ASSISTS / CAREER Rk. Player Years No. 1. Mandi Moore Tamika Stukes Amy Beggin Nikki Heckroth Katie Montgomery Bryce Owens Cherise Beynon 2014-pr Jean Rostermundt Jessica Cunningham Molly McKinnon YEAR-BY-YEAR ASSISTS LEADERS Year Player Games No. Avg N/A Margaret Gonzales Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt Jean Rostermundt Lori McConnell Lori McConnell Sally Marquez Cathy Lowther Cathy Lowther Winifred Foster Janice Branch No Program Jessica Cunningham Christy Romero Jessica Cunningham Tamika Stukes Tamika Stukes Tamika Stukes Tamika Stukes Kristy Loiselle Nikki Heckroth Nikki Heckroth Mandi Moore Mandi Moore Mandi Moore Mandi Moore Katie Montgomery Katie Montgomery Amy Beggin Amy Beggin Amy Beggin Amanda Best Lauren Taylor Bryce Owens Bryce Owens Bryce Owens Cherise Beynon Cherise Beynon ASSIST RECORDS SINGLE GAME ASSISTS (INDIVIDUAL) Rk. Ast. Player Opponent Date Cherise Beynon NMSU Nov. 15, Janice Branch Adams State Jan. 23, Cherise Beynon Minnesota Dec. 6, Cherise Beynon Air Force Feb. 8, Mandi Moore Air Force Jan. 18, Jessica Cunningham Southern Utah Jan. 8, Taryn Bachis Fort Hays Dec. 9, Mandi Moore Wyoming Mar. 4, Nikki Heckroth UCLA Nov. 11, Cathy Lowther BYU Jan. 28, 1984 SINGLE GAME ASSISTS (TEAM) Rk. Ast. Opponent Date Texas-Pan American Feb. 18, Adams State Jan. 17, Northern Arizona Mar. 3, Fort Hays Dec. 8, Northern Colorado Feb. 23, NMSU Nov. 15, William & Mary Nov. 29, UTEP Nov. 3, UTEP Dec. 28, BYU Feb. 1, Utah State Feb. 15, BYU Jan. 16, 1981 MOST ASSISTS IN A GAME BY A FRESHMAN Rk. Ast. Player Opponent Date Jessica Cunningham Southern Utah Jan. 7, Bryce Owens NMSU Nov. 20, Mandi Moore Pacific Nov. 9, Jessica Cunningham Richmond Nov. 30, (x) last by Bryce Owens Nevada Feb. 2, 2013 FRESHMAN ASSIST LEADERS Rk. Assists Player Year Mandi Moore Bryce Owens Jessica Cunningham Tamika Stukes Cherise Beynon Katie Montgomery Amy Beggin Yvonne McKinnon Mykiel Burleson Abby Garchek NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

19 BLOCK RECORDS TEAM MOST BLOCKS / GAME 14 vs. Tennessee State, Dec. 5, vs. San Diego State, Jan. 30, 2003 MOST BLOCKS/ CONFERENCE GAME 14 vs. San Diego State, Jan. 30, 2003 MOST BLOCKS / SEASON 166, & BLOCKS / SEASON Rk. Player Year No. 1. Jordan Adams Jordan Adams Jordan Adams Porche Torrance Richelle van der Keijl Jordan Adams Porche Torrance Kianna Keller Yvonne McKinnon Carol Moreland BLOCKS INDIVIDUAL MOST BLOCKS / GAME 11, Carol Moreland, Oklahoma, Jan. 14, , Carol Moreland, Texas Tech, Jan 13, 1978 MOST BLOCKS / CONFERENCE GAME 8, Jordan Adams, Air Force, Feb. 7, 2002 MOST BLOCKS / SEASON 105, Jordan Adams, MOST BLOCKS / CAREER 344, Jordan Adams, BLOCKS AVERAGE / SEASON 3.0, Jordan Adams, BLOCKS AVERAGE / CAREER 2.7, Jordan Adams, BLOCKS / CAREER Rk. Player Years No. 1. Jordan Adams Porche Torrance Kianna Keller Yvonne McKinnon Katie Kern Dionne Marsh Val Kast Khadijah Shumpert Jessica Kielpinski Abby Garchek YEAR-BY-YEAR BLOCKS LEADERS Year Player Games No. Avg Carol Moreland N/A Carol Moreland N/A Yvonne McKinnon Yvonne McKinnon Yvonne McKinnon Yvonne McKinnon Tracy Satran Tracy Satran No Program Heidi Harris Heidi Harris Lupe Nava Abby Garchek Katie Kern Katie Kern Anita Vuletic Katie Kern Jordan Adams Jordan Adams Jordan Adams Jordan Adams Melissa Forest Dionne Marsh Dionne Marsh Timi E-Nunu Dionne Marsh Val Kast Jessica Kielpinski Porche Torrance Porche Torrance Deeva Vaughn Kianna Keller Kianna Keller Kianna Keller Richelle van der Keijl SINGLE GAME BLOCKS (INDIVIDUAL) Rk. BS Player Opponent Date Carol Moreland Oklahoma Jan. 14, Carol Moreland Texas Tech Jan.13, Jordan Adams Miami Mar. 22, Jordan Adams Air Force Feb. 7, Porche Torrance Wyoming Jan. 14, Dionne Marsh San Diego State Jan. 12, Jordan Adams State Nov. 20, Jordan Adams Pacific Nov. 9, Jordan Adams San Diego State Feb. 15, Jordan Adams Wyoming Jan. 25, Jordan Adams Nicholls State Nov. 24, Jordan Adams San Diego State Feb. 17, Yvonne McKinnon HighlandsJan. 20, 1983 SINGLE GAME BLOCKS (TEAM) Rk. BS Opponent Date Tennessee State Dec. 5, San Diego State Jan. 30, Wyoming Feb. 2, Pacific Nov. 9, Texas Tech Jan. 13, Boise State Mar. 9, Highlands Jan. 12, Nicholls State Nov. 24, Oklahoma Jan. 14, NMSU Nov. 15, Colorado State Mar. 6, 2004 MOST BLOCKS IN A GAME BY A FRESHMAN Rk. Blk. Player Opponent Date 1. 7 Jordan Adams San Diego State Feb. 17, Hannah Sjerven Northern N.M. Jan. 29, Kianna Keller Texas Nov. 19, Kianna Keller Fresno State Jan. 18, Jordan Adams Wyoming Feb. 24, Jordan Adams Texas Southern Dec. 3, Jordan Adams Long Beach St. Mar. 16, Jordan Adams Utah Feb. 3, Jordan Adams American Dec. 4, Dionne Marsh San Diego Dec. 11, Yvonne McKinnon BYU Mar. 6, 1982 FRESHMAN BLOCK LEADERS Rk. Blocks Player Year Jordan Adams Yvonne McKinnon Kianna Keller Katie Kern Dionne Marsh Heidi Harris Valerie Kast Abby Garchek

20 130 TEAM MOST STEALS / GAME 27 vs. Texas Southern, Nov. 28, 1997 MOST STEALS / CONFERENCE GAME 24 vs. UTEP, Jan. 24, 1998 MOST STEALS / SEASON 434, MOST STEALS / CONFERENCE SEASON 195, STEALS / SEASON Rk. Player Year No. 1. Tamika Stukes Tamika Stukes Abby Garchek Tamika Stukes Lori McConnell Anita Vuletic Tamika Stukes Cathy Lowther Brandi Kimble Amy Beggin STEALS SINGLE GAME STEALS (INDIVIDUAL) INDIVIDUAL STEALS / CAREER Rk. Player Years No. 1. Tamika Stukes Mandi Moore Abby Garchek Amy Beggin Cherise Beynon Bryce Owens Jessica Cunningham Katie Montgomery Nikki Heckroth Brandi Kimble Rk. St. Player Opponent Date 1. 9 Tamika Stukes Tulsa Jan. 16, Tamika Stukes Colorado State Feb. 8, Tamika Stukes Wyoming Feb. 5, Tamika Stukes Air Force Dec. 1, Tamika Stukes Wyoming Feb. 23, Cathy Lowther Adams State Jan. 13, Jayme Jackson Air Force Jan. 31, Porche Torrance St. Dec. 4, Jasmine Patterson Arizona Dec. 7, Mandi Moore Wyoming Jan. 25, Christy Romero Loyola Marymount Dec. 21, 1991 SINGLE GAME STEALS (TEAM) Rk. St. Opponent Date Texas Southern Nov. 28, UTEP Jan. 24, Air Force Feb. 12, Wyoming Feb. 5, Cal State Fullerton Dec. 5, Tulsa Jan. 16, Fort. Lewis Dec. 17, Wyoming Feb. 23, State Dec. 30, Wyoming Jan. 27, Alcorn St. Nov. 15, 2008 MOST STEALS / GAME 9, Tamika Stukes vs. Tulsa, Jan. 16, 1997 MOST STEALS / CONFERENCE GAME 9, Tamika Stukes vs. Tulsa, Jan. 16, 1997 MOST STEALS / SEASON 115, Tamika Stukes, MOST STEALS / CAREER 354, Tamika Stukes, STEAL AVERAGE / SEASON 3.5, Tamika Stukes, STEAL AVERAGE / CAREER 3.0, Tamika Stukes, NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 YEAR-BY-YEAR STEALS LEADERS Year Player Games No. Avg Lori McConnell Yvonne McKinnon Yvonne McKinnon Cathy Lowther Cathy Lowther Winifred Foster Tracy Satran No Program Becky Bissell Jessica Cunningham Jessica Cunningham Tamika Stukes Tamika Stukes Tamika Stukes Tamika Stukes Sonya Bryant Nikki Heckroth/Molly McKinnon Nikki Heckroth Mandi Moore Mandi Moore Mandi Moore Mandi Moore Katie Montgomery Brandi Kimble Amy Beggin Amy Beggin Jessica Kielpinski Porche Torrance Porche Torrance Bryce Owens Antiesha Brown Cherise Beynon Cherise Beynon Cherise Beynon MOST STEALS IN A GAME BY A FRESHMAN Rk. Stl. Player Opponent Date 1. 8 Tamika Stukes Wyoming Feb. 23, Jasmine Patterson Arizona Dec. 7, Bryce Owens CS Fullerton Dec. 4, Tamika Stukes Fresno State Feb. 9, Yvonne McKinnon Wayland Nov. 21, Jessica Cunningham Wyoming Jan. 25, Cherise Beynon San Jose State Jan. 31, Bryce Owens Arizona Dec. 8, Abby Garchek BYU Feb. 2, Jessica Cunningham UTEP Feb. 1, Jessica Cunningham NM Highlands Jan. 15, 1992 FRESHMAN STEAL LEADERS Rk. Steals Player Year Tamika Stukes Cherise Beynon Mandi Moore Jasmine Patterson Bryce Owens Jessica Cunningham Becky Bissell Jennifer Williams Yvonne McKinnon Abby Garchek STEAL RECORDS

21 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS MINUTES PLAYED MOST MINUTES / SEASON 1,304, Amy Beggin, MOST MINUTES / CONFERENCE SEASON 615, Cherise Beynon, MOST MINUTES / CAREER 4,324, Mandi Moore, MOST MINUTES / CONFERENCE CAREER 2,335, Amy Beggin, MINUTES AVERAGE / SEASON 39.2, Tamika Stukes, MINUTES AVERAGE / CAREER 35.2, Tamika Stukes, TURNOVERS FEWEST TURNOVERS BY UNM 3, at Wyoming (2/17/10) MOST TURNOVERS BY UNM 46 vs. State, Nov. 26, 1991 TRIPLE DOUBLES TRIPLE DOUBLES 2 by Cherise Beynon, Feb. 18, 2017 vs. Fresno State (15 pts,. 15 reb., 10 ast.) Feb. 8, 2017 vs Air Force (20 pts., 12 rebs,. 12 asts.) 1 by Jean Rostermundt, Jan. 19, 1979 vs. UTEP (20 pts., 10 reb., 10 asts.) 2 by Carol Moreland, Jan. 13, 1978 vs. Texas Tech (20 pts., 25 reb., 11 blocks) Jan. 14, 1978 vs. Oklahoma (24 pts., 36 reb., 11 blocks) NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR MINUTES LEADERS Year Player Games No. Avg Winifred Foster Janice Branch No Program Jessica Cunningham Christy Romero Jessica Cunningham Jessica Cunningham Tamika Stukes Tamika Stukes Tamika Stukes Nikki Heckroth Nikki Heckroth Nikki Heckroth Mandi Moore Mandi Moore Mandi Moore Mandi Moore Katie Montgomery Katie Montgomery Amy Beggin Amy Beggin Amy Beggin Amanda Best Caroline Durbin Bryce Owens Bryce Owens Antiesha Brown Cherise Beynon Cherise Beynon GAMES PLAYED MOST GAMES PLAYED / SEASON 36, by six players, MOST GAMES PLAYED / CAREER 134, Angela Hartill, Rk. Player Years GP 1. Angela Hartill Amy Beggin Amanda Best Lauren McLeod Sara Halasz Dionne Marsh Jordan Adams Nikki Heckroth Katie Montgomery PERSONAL FOULS MOST PERSONAL FOULS / SEASON 110, Becky Bissell, MOST PERSONAL FOULS / CAREER 365, Heidi Harris, MOST DISQUALIFICATIONS / SEASON 13, Becky Bissell, , Tracy Satran, MOST DISQUALIFICATIONS / CAREER 21, Heidi Harris, , Becky Bissell, MINUTES PLAYED / PERSONAL FOULS / DISQUALIFICATIONS MINUTES PLAYED / SEASON Rk. Player Year No. 1. Amy Beggin , Katie Montgomery , Amy Beggin , Nikki Heckroth , Mandi Moore , Tamika Stukes , Katie Montgomery , Tamika Stukes , Abby Garchek , Brandi Kimble ,082 PERSONAL FOULS / SEASON Rk. Player Year No. 1. Becky Bissell Khadijah Shumpert Khadijah Shumpert Molly McKinnon Khadijah Shumpert Jennifer Williams Angela Hartill Heidi Harris Jordan Adams Timi E-Nunu DISQUALIFICATIONS / SEASON Rk. Player Year No. 1. Becky Bissell Khadijah Shumpert Tracy Satran Khadijah Shumpert Jennifer Williams Becky Bissell Heidi Harris Heidi Harris Jessica Cunningham Timi E-Nunu MINUTES PLAYED / CAREER Rk. Player Years No. 1. Mandi Moore , Amy Beggin , Tamika Stukes , Katie Montgomery , Bryce Owens , Dionne Marsh , Nikki Heckroth , Abby Garchek , Jessica Cunningham , Lindsey Arndt ,406 PERSONAL FOULS / CAREER Rk. Player Years No. 1. Khadijah Shumpert Heidi Harris Katie Kern Jennifer Williams Jordan Adams Winifred Foster Yvonne McKinnon Dionne Marsh Tamika Stukes Angela Hartill DISQUALIFICATIONS / CAREER Rk. Player Years No. 1. Heidi Harris Becky Bissell Khadijah Shumpert Tracy Staran Katie Kern Kim Bradshaw Yvonne McKinnon Winifred Foster Angela Hartill Jennifer Williams Jessica Cunningham

22 132 GAMES PLAYED/WON/LOST MOST GAMES PLAYED / SEASON 36 (25-11), MOST VICTORIES / SEASON 26 (26-5), ; 26 (26-7) MOST LOSSES / SEASON 26 (2-26), ; 26 (2-26) MOST WINS Rk. Record Year WINNING PERCENTAGE (Min. 20 games) Rk. Pct. (Record) Year CONSECUTIVE WINS (Start of Season) Rk. No. (Final Record) Year (23-8) (16-8) (24-9) (24-9) (24-7) (26-7) (26-5) (18-11) (26-7) Five times... last LONGEST WINNING STREAKS Rk. No. Year(s) SINGLE-SEASON HOME WINNING STREAKS Rk. No. Year(s) , LARGEST VICTORY MARGINS/LARGEST DEFEATS LARGEST VICTORY MARGINS Rk. Score Margin Opponent...Date Morgan State...Jan. 4, Tennessee State... Dec. 5, Texas Southern... Dec. 2, Alcorn State... Nov. 15, West Texas A&M... Nov. 17, UTEP... Nov. 23, Texas Southern... Nov. 28, Hawaii Pacific...Jan. 7, UTEP... Nov. 30, Fort Lewis...Dec. 17, 1995 LARGEST VICTORY MARGINS IN THE PIT Rk. Score Margin Opponent...Date Morgan State...Jan. 4, Tennessee State... Dec. 5, Texas Southern... Dec. 2, Alcorn State... Nov. 15, Texas Southern... Nov. 28, UTEP... Nov. 30, Fort Lewis...Dec. 17, Air Force... Feb. 12, BYU... Feb. 1, Eastern... Feb. 19, 1979 LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT Rk. Score Margin Opponent...Date Colorado...Dec. 31, State... Nov. 26, San Diego State... Feb. 20, Texas Tech...Dec. 10, Arizona State... Dec. 7, 1992 LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT IN THE PIT Rk. Score Margin Opponent...Date Arizona State... Dec. 7, Creighton... Feb. 26, Arizona... Feb. 28, Colorado...Dec. 1, BYU... Feb. 6, 1992 LARGEST VICTORY MARGINS, ROAD (ALL GAMES) Rk. Score Margin Opponent...Date West Texas A&M... Nov. 17, UTEP... Nov. 23, Hawaii Pacific...Jan. 7, Glennville State...Jan. 13, Colorado College... Nov. 26, 1982 LARGEST VICTORY MARGINS, ROAD (CONFERENCE GAMES) Rk. Score Margin Opponent...Date TCU... Feb. 26, Air Force...Jan. 15, Air Force...Jan. 10, UTEP...Dec. 10, Air Force... Feb. 15, 2003 LONGEST HOME WINNING STREAKS Rk. No. Year(s) 1. 28* (AIAW)** (NCAA)** ** ** ** ** ** ** * UNM records indicate a 28-game home winning streak but verification is incomplete. ** Streak extended past one season. NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 ALL-TIME WINNINGEST LOBOS Career Rk. Wins Player Seasons Julie Briody Timi E-Nunu Katie Montgomery Janna Francis Abbie Letz Lindsey Arndt Mandi Moore Brandi Kimble Dionne Marsh Angela Hartill Melissa Forest Lauren McLeod

23 NEW MEXICO HONORS ALL-CONFERENCE Intermountain Conference Jean Rostermundt (1st), Mary Redeau (1st) High Country Conference Alison Foote (1st), Debbie Leeper (honorable mention), Sally Marquez (honorable mention) Yvonne McKinnon (1st), Alison Foote (2nd), Cathy Lowther (honorable mention) Alison Foote (2nd), Winifred Foster (2nd), Yvonne McKinnon (honorable mention), Cathy Lowther (honorable mention) Connie Jensen (2nd), Winifred Foster (2nd), Tracy Satran (honorable mention) Janice Branch, Kim Bradshaw Western Athletic Conference Becky Bissell (honorable mention) Heidi Harris (honorable mention) Tracy Aldridge (honorable mention) Abby Garchek (1st), Tamika Stukes (1st) Abby Garchek (1st) Abby Garchek (1st), Tamika Stukes (2nd) Katie Kern (1st), Miranda Sanchez (2nd) Mountain West Conference Miranda Sanchez (1st) Miranda Sanchez (2nd) Jordan Adams (2nd) Jordan Adams (2nd), Mandi Moore (3rd), Lindsey Arndt (honorable mention) Chelsea Grear (honorable mention) Jordan Adams (1st), Chelsea Grear (2nd), Mandi Moore (3rd) Lindsey Arndt (1st), Mandi Moore (2nd), Melissa Forest (3rd) Lindsey Arndt (1st), Mandi Moore (2nd), Dionne Marsh (3rd), Katie Montgomery (honorable mention) Dionne Marsh (1st), Katie Montgomery (2nd), Abbie Letz (3rd) Katie Montgomery (1st), Dionne Marsh (2nd), Julie Briody (2nd) Dionne Marsh (1st), Brandi Kimble (3rd), Amy Beggin (3rd) Amy Beggin (2nd), Angela Hartill (3rd) Amy Beggin (1st), Amanda Best (honorable mention), Jessica Kielpinski (honorable mention) Jasmine Patterson (honorable mention), Amanda Best (3rd) Caroline Durbin (1st), Porche Torrance (3rd) Caroline Durbin (2nd), Antiesha Brown (6th Player) Antiesha Brown (Honorable Mention) Antiesha Brown (1st) Cherise Beynon (1st), Khadijah Shumpert (HM) Cherise Beynon (1st), Richelle van der Keijl (1st) ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM Tamika Stukes (WAC) Tamika Stukes (WAC) Tamika Stukes (WAC) Katie Kern (WAC) Amy Beggin (MWC) Amy Beggin (MWC) Porche Torrance (MWC) Porche Torrance (MWC) Antiesha Brown (MW) Khadijah Shumpert (MW) Cherise Beynon (MW) ALL-NEWCOMER/FRESHMAN TEAM Tracy Aldridge (WAC) Katie Kern (WAC) Sonya Bryant (WAC) Jennifer Williams (WAC) Kristy Loiselle (WAC) Jordan Adams (MWC) Cherise Beynon (MW All Freshman Team) Jaisa Nunn (MW All-Freshman Team) Mykiel Burleson (MW All-Freshman Team) MWC NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Jordan Adams Mandi Moore Dionne Marsh Richelle van der Keijl COACH OF THE YEAR Don Flanagan (MWC) Yvonne Sanchez (MW) ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Abby Garchek (WAC) Tamika Stukes (WAC) Abby Garchek (WAC) - MVP Katie Kern (WAC) Jordan Adams (MWC) - MVP Mandi Moore (MWC) Lindsey Arndt (MWC) - MVP Melissa Forest (MWC) Dionne Marsh (MWC) - MVP Lindsey Arndt (MWC) Mandi Moore (MWC) Dionne Marsh (MWC) - MVP Julie Briody (MWC) Dionne Marsh (MWC) - MVP Brandi Kimble (MWC) Amy Beggin (MWC) Porche Torrance (MWC) Antiesha Brown (MW) Khadijah Shumpert (MW) PRESEASON WNIT ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 2005 Katie Montgomery WNIT ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Jordan Adams Chelsea Grear NCAA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Jordan Adams - Midwest Regional ALL-AMERICA HONORS Preseason Alison Foote (hon. men.), Street & Smith s Preseason Yvonne McKinnon (hon. men.), Fast Break Magazine ALL-AMERICAN 2002 Jordan Adams (hon. men.), Kodak/WBCA USA BASKETBALL 1983 Yvonne McKinnon, U.S. Olympic Committee Sports Festival West Team 1985, 1986 Kim Bradshaw, US Olympic Committee Sports Festival West Team 2001 Jordan Adams, National Team Trials 2006 Dionne Marsh, U20 National Team Trials WNBA DRAFT/EXPERIENCE 2003 Jordan Adams, Minnesota Lynx, Rd.2-18 pick overall 2008 Dionne Marsh, Sacramento Monarchs, Free Agent (training camp) ALL-DISTRICT/REGION 2002 Jordan Adams, All-District VI ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN 2012 Caroline Durbin, First Team, Capital One 2013 Caroline Durbin, Second Team, Capital One 2017 Cherise Beynon, Second Team, Capital One ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 2003 Melissa Forest, All-District VI 2007 Julie Briody, All-District VI First Team 2012 Caroline Durbin, All-District VI First Team 2013 Caroline Durbin, All-District VI First Team 2017 Cherise Beynon, All-District VII First Team 133

24 134 YEAR SCORING PLAYER (Rank) G PTS. AVG Abby Garchek (2nd) Abby Garchek (10th) Abby Garchek (2nd) Jordan Adams (1st) Jordan Adams (3rd) Miranda Sanchez (5th) Jordan Adams (6th) Jordan Adams (4th) Dionne Marsh (8th) Dionne Marsh (3rd) Julie Briody (3rd) Dionne Marsh (4th) Dionne Marsh (4th) Amy Beggin (5th) Angela Hartill (10th) Amy Beggin (12th) Caroline Durbin (2nd) Porche Torrance (13th) Caroline Durbin (13th) Antiesha Brown (8th) Antiesha Brown (7th) Khadijah Shumpert (4th) Cherise Beynon (3rd) Richelle van der Keijl (9th) YEAR REBOUNDING PLAYER (Rank) G REB. AVG Abby Garchek (10th) Katie Kern (2nd) Katie Kern (6th) Anita Vuletic (T3rd) Jordan Adams (10th) Chelsea Grear (8th) Jordan Adams (8th) Chelsea Grear (5th) Chelsea Grear (3rd) Jordan Adams (4th) Lindsey Arndt (6th) Melissa Forest (7th) Lindsey Arndt (10th) Abbie Letz (4th) Brandi Kimble (3rd) Dionne Marsh (10th) Amanda Best (15th) Jessica Kielpinski (14th) Porche Torrance (15th) Porche Torrance (1st) Jourdan Erskine (10th) No Top-15 Qualifiers No Top-15 Qualifiers Khadijah Shumpert (15th) Khadijah Shumpert (T9th) Richelle van der Keijl (2nd) Cherise Beynon (8th) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE YEAR PLAYER (Rank) G FGM-FGA FG% Abby Garchek (7th) Abby Garchek (10th) Abby Garchek (10th) Jennifer Williams (1st) Jordan Adams (8th) Molly McKinnon (10th) Chelsea Grear (5th) Chelsea Grear (4th) Melissa Forest (10th) Dionne Marsh (5th) Lindsey Arndt (10th) Katie Montgomery (8th) Dionne Marsh Dionne Marsh (4th) Dionne Marsh (4th) Angela Hartill (9th) No Top-15 Qualifiers Porche Torrance (7th) Porche Torrance (4th) Caroline Durbin (8th) Deeva Vaughn (7th) Caroline Durbin (14th) Khadijah Shumpert (9th) Antiesha Brown (15th) Antiesha Brown (3rd) Jaisa Nunn (1st) Richelle van der Keijl (1st) POINT FIELD GOALS YEAR PLAYER (Rank) G 3FG AVG Stella Candelaria (6th) NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, Miranda Sanchez (5th) Miranda Sanchez (3rd) Mandi Moore (10th) Katie Montgomery (10th) Katie Montgomery (2nd) Katie Montgomery (4th) Julie Briody (7th) Amy Beggin (7th) Brandi Kimble (9th) Amy Beggin (4th) Amy Beggin (2nd) Jasmine Patterson (13th) Caroline Durbin (5th) No Top-15 Qualifiers No Top-15 Qualifiers No Top-15 Qualifiers Cherise Beynon (T5th) Alex Lapeyrolerie (4th) Cherise Beynon (8th) POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 20 made) YEAR PLAYER (Rank) G FGM-FGA 3FG% Stella Canderlaria Abby Garchek (9th) Miranda Sanchez (5th) Miranda Sanchez (2nd) Mandi Moore (5th) Mandi Moore (1st) Abbie Letz (4th) Cristal Garcia (9th) Katie Montgomery (1st) Katie Montgomery (2nd) Katie Montgomery (4th) Julie Briody (5th) Brandi Kimble (6th) Amy Beggin (10th) Amy Beggin (7th) Amy Beggin (5th) Morgan Toben (7th) Caroline Durbin (1st) Caroline Durbin (1st) No Top-15 Qualifiers No Top-15 Qualifiers Cherise Beynon No Top-15 Qualifiers FREE THROW PERCENTAGE YEAR PLAYER (Rank) G FTM-FTA FT% Tracy Aldridge (9th) Abby Garchek (4th) Abby Garchek (3rd) Miranda Sanchez (3rd) Molly McKinnon (10th) Jordan Adams (7th) Molly McKinnon (5th) Miranda Sanchez (4th) Lindsey Arndt (1st) Julie Briody (1st) Katie Montgomery (2nd) Katie Montgomery (1st) Julie Briody (3rd) Amy Beggin (2nd) Dionne Marsh (7th) Amy Beggin (3rd) Angela Hartill (10th) Amy Beggin (2nd) Lauren Taylor (4th) Lauren Taylor (2nd) No Top-15 Qualifiers Deeva Vaughn (15th) Antiesha Brown (1st) Khadijah Shumpert (5th) Mykiel Burleson (15th) YEAR ASSISTS PLAYER (Rank) G AST. AVG Tamika Stukes (3rd) Tamika Stukes (6th) Tamika Stukes (7th) Nikki Heckroth (T3rd) Molly McKinnon (8th) Nikki Heckroth (1st) Molly McKinnon (6th) Mandi Moore (1st) Mandi Moore (1st) Mandi Moore (3rd) Mandi Moore (2nd) Katie Montgomery (7th)

25 CONFERENCE STATS LEADER Katie Montgomery (4th) Katie Montgomery (4th) Amy Beggin (3rd) Amy Beggin (3rd) Amy Beggin (9th) Amanda Best (10th) Lauren Taylor (8th) Nikki Nelson (10th) Porche Torrance (11th) Caroline Durbin (14th) Bryce Owens (5th) Sara Halasz (15th) No Top-15 Qualifiers Bryce Owens (11th) Cherise Beynon (7th) Cherise Beynon (1st) YEAR STEALS PLAYER (Rank) G STL. AVG Tamika Stukes (2nd) Tamika Stukes (T4th) Tamika Stukes (1st) Nikki Heckroth (8th) Mandi Moore (9th) Mandi Moore (8th) Mandi Moore (9th) Mandi Moore (7th) Brandi Kimble (5th) Julie Briody (9th) Amy Beggin (9th) Amy Beggin (6th) Jessica Kielpinski (7th) Porche Torrance (4th) Porche Torrance (6th) Bryce Owens (10th) No Top-10 Qualifiers Cherise Beynon (10th) Bryce Owens (11th) Antiesha Brown (12th) Cherise Beynon (T2nd) Cherise Beynon (2nd) YEAR BLOCKED SHOTS PLAYER (Rank) G BLK. AVG Abby Garchek (5th) Katie Kern (T3rd) Anita Vuletic (T7th) Anita Vuletic (10th) Katie Kern (T4th) Jordan Adams (1st) Jordan Adams (1st) Jordan Adams (1st) Jordan Adams (1st) Melissa Forest (3rd) Lindsey Arndt (8th) Jana Francis (9th) Judy Vogt (10th) Dionne Marsh (5th) Lindsey Arndt (9th) Dionne Marsh (10th) Val Kast (6th) Jessica Kielpinski (7th) Porche Torrance (4th) Porche Torrance (1st) Jourdan Erskine (15th) Deeva Vaughn (11th) Jourdan Erskine (12th) Khadijah Shumpert (7th) Deeva Vaughn (9th) Kianna Keller (5th) Khadijah Shmupert (10th) Kianna Keller (7th) Richelle van der Keijl (2nd) Kianna Keller (5th) TEAM STATISTICS SCORING OFFENSE YEAR RANK PTS. AVG th 1, nd 2, th 2, st 2, th 1, rd 2, rd 2, rd 2, th 2, nd 2, th 2, T5th 1, NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL th 1, th 1, th 1, th 2, th 1, rd 2, YEAR SCORING DEFENSE RANK PTS. AVG nd 1, nd 2, st 1, nd 1, st 1, st 1, th 1, st 1, st 1, st 1, th 1, th 1, rd 1, th 1, th 1, nd 2, nd 1, th 1, YEAR SCORING MARGIN RANK UNM-OPP DIFF th nd rd nd st st rd st th st th th th th th th rd th POINT FG MADE PER GAME YEAR RANK 3FG-3GA AVG th rd rd rd th th th nd th th th th th th th th POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE YEAR RANK FGM-FGA PER th th th th rd nd nd rd rd rd th th st th th th th th

26 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE DEFENSE YEAR RANK FGM-FGA PER nd st nd th nd nd th th th th th nd th th th th FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE YEAR RANK FGM-FGA PER rd 819-1, th 733-1, th 793-1, th 686-1, nd 709-1, th 726-1, th 709-1, th 718-1, th 814-2, th 719-1, th 631-1, th 634-1, th 712-1, th 710-1, th 766-1, th 725-1, th 737-1, FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE YEAR RANK FGM-FGA PER nd 657-1, nd 723-1, nd 624-1, st 695-1, st 569-1, st 587-1, rd 705-1, rd 670-1, rd 630-1, st 693-2, th 666-1, th 681-1, rd th 661-1, th 707-1, th 712-1, rd 636-1, nd 699-2, FREE THROW PERCENTAGE YEAR RANK FTM-FTA PER rd th st nd nd rd rd th st nd th th th th th th REBOUND MARGIN YEAR RANK UNM-OPP DIFF nd st st , nd th th nd nd nd th th th rd nd th rd nd YEAR ASSISTS RANK ASSISTS AVG th st rd st th nd rd th th rd th th nd rd th th th rd YEAR STEALS RANK STEALS AVG rd th th th th th rd th th th th nd th YEAR BLOCKED SHOTS RANK BLK. AVG nd st st st st st th nd th rd rd th nd th th th th rd TURNOVER MARGIN YEAR RANK TO DIFF nd rd th th nd th th nd rd th th th th nd th NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

27 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 1992 WAC - Salt Lake City, Utah (March 12-14) seeded 8th Creighton 89, WAC - Salt Lake City, Utah (March 10-13) seeded 8th Brigham Young 82, WAC - Salt Lake City, Utah (March 9-12) seeded 8th San Diego State 95, WAC - Albuquerque, N.M. (March 8-11) seeded 8th San Diego State 57, WAC - Albuquerque, N.M. (March 6-9) seeded 5th 76, Wyoming 59 55, Utah 53 Colorado State 72, 65 (Championship) 1997 WAC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 3-8) seeded 4th (Mountain) 70, Fresno State 59 San Diego State 57, WAC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 2-7) seeded 4th (Mountain) 64, Tulsa 54 79, Hawai i 65 76, Colorado State 60 69, Rice 48 (Championship) 1999 WAC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 1-6) seeded 1st (Pacific) 74, TCU 62 SMU 53, MWC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 9-12) seeded 4th UNLV 52, MWC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 7-10) seeded 4th 55, San Diego State 49 Colorado State 70, MWC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 6-9) seeded 2nd 65, San Diego State 52 BYU 71, MWC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 11-15) seeded 2nd 54, San Diego State 49 65, Colorado State 51 52, BYU 46 (Championship) 2004 MWC - Denver, Colo. (March 10-13) seeded 1st 63, Air Force 50 51, Wyoming 44 71, Utah 50 (Championship) 2005 MWC - Denver, Colo. (March 9-12) seeded 1st 81, San Diego State 52 70, UNLV 67 47, Utah 37 (Championship) 2006 MWC - Denver, Colo. (March 9-13) seeded 3rd UNLV 57, MWC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 6-10) seeded 3rd 80, UNLV 52 65, Wyoming 53 63, BYU 49 (championship) 2008 MWC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 11-15) seeded 4th 59, BYU 41 65, Colorado State 41 62, San Diego State 59 (championship) 2009 MWC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 10-14) seeded 4th 84, Air Force 41 62, Colorado State 48 Utah 56, 55 (semifinals) 2010 MWC - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 9-13) seeded 5th 67, Colorado State 54 Utah 51, 45 OT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT RECORD BREAKDOWN ALL MW Overall: Opening Round: Quarterfinals: Semifinals: Championship: Western Athletic: vs. Air Force vs. Boise State vs. BYU: vs. Colorado State: vs. Creighton: vs. Hawaii: vs. Fresno State: vs. UNLV: vs. Rice: vs. San Diego State: vs. San Jose State: vs. SMU: MW - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 8-12) seeded 7th 65, San Diego St , Wyoming 61 TCU 61, MW - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 6-10) seeded 7th 61, UNLV 58 51, Boise State 50 San Diego St. 57, MW - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 14-16) seeded 5th 72, UNLV 59 San Diego St. 67, MW - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 10-15) seeded 9th 66, Utah State MW - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 8-13) seeded 2nd 57, San Diego State 56 64, Fresno State 53 Boise State 66, MW - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 7-11) seeded 5th 65, San Jose State 51 Colorado State 60, 42 Boise State 66, MW - Las Vegas, Nev. (March 6-10) seeded 5th Boise State 64, 62 vs. TCU: vs. Tulsa: vs. Utah: vs. Utah State: vs. Wyoming: ALL MW at Albuquerque: at Denver at Las Vegas: at Salt Lake City: as No. 1 seed: as No. 2 seed: as No. 3 seed as No. 4 seed: as No. 5 seed: as No. 7 seed: as No. 8 seed: as No. 9 seed:

28 MOST POINTS IN A TOURNAMENT GAME Rk. Points Versus Date Air Force Mar. 10, San Diego State Mar. 9, UNLV Mar. 7, Hawai i Mar. 4, Colorado State Mar. 6, Wyoming Mar. 6, 1996 MOST MADE FIELD GOALS Rk. FG Versus Date UNLV Mar. 7, Air Force Mar. 10, San Diego State Mar. 9, 2005 MOST MADE FREE THROWS Rk. FT Versus Date Boise State Mar. 13, San Diego State Mar. 8, Colorado State Mar. 14, 2003 MOST REBOUNDS Rk. REB Versus Date Utah Mar. 12, Utah Mar. 10, Colorado State Mar. 11, 2009 MOST BLOCKS Rk. BLK Versus Date Boise State Mar. 9, Air Force Mar. 10, UNLV Mar. 7, San Diego State Mar. 7, 2001 TOP SCORING GAMES Rk. Pts. Player Opponent Date Dionne Marsh UNLV Mar. 11, Melissa Forest Air Force Mar. 10, Khadijah Shumpert San Jose State Mar. 8, Antiesha Brown Boise State Mar. 13, Brandi Kimble San Diego State Mar. 15, Dionne Marsh Utah Mar. 12, Antiesha Brown UNLV Mar. 14, Jasmine Patterson San Diego State Mar. 8, Dionne Marsh San Diego State Mar. 15, Julie Briody Wyoming Mar. 9, 2007 TOP ASSIST GAMES Rk. Ast. Player Opponent Date 1. 8 Amanda Best Wyoming Mar. 9, Katie Montgomery UNLV Mar. 7, Nikki Heckroth Colorado State Mar. 9, Mandi Moore UNLV Mar. 11, Molly McKinnon San Diego State Mar. 7, 2001 TOP BLOCK GAMES Rk. Ast. Player Opponent Date 1. 6 Porche Torrance Boise State Mar. 9, Jordan Adams San Diego State Mar. 12, Caroline Durbin Boise State Mar. 9, Porche Torrance UNLV Mar. 7, Valerie Kast Colorado State Mar. 9, Lindsey Arndt Utah Mar. 12, Melissa Forest Air Force Mar. 10, Jordan Adams San Diego State Mar. 7, 2001 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED IN A CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Rk. Points Opponent Date Utah Mar. 12, Air Force Mar. 10, Colorado State Mar. 14, BYU Mar. 12, Wyoming Mar. 12, 2004 MOST MADE THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS Rk. 3FG Versus Date Colorado State Mar. 9, Utah Mar. 13, Colorado State Mar. 9, 2010 HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Rk. FT Versus Date (89.3%) Boise State Mar. 13, (87.5%) Air Force Mar. 10, (85.7%) San Jose State Mar. 8, 2016 MOST ASSISTS Rk. AST Versus Date UNLV Mar. 7, UNLV Mar. 11, Colorado State Mar. 9, 2001 MOST STEALS Rk. STL Versus Date UNLV Mar. 1, Boise State Mar. 13, Fresno State Mar. 11, San Diego State Mar. 10, UNLV Mar. 14, San Diego State Mar. 8, BYU Mar. 12, Colorado State Mar. 9, UNLV Mar. 8, 2000 TOP REBOUNDING GAMES Rk. Reb. Player Opponent Date Richelle van der Keijl Boise State Mar. 7, Mandi Moore Utah Mar. 12, Melissa Forest Wyoming Mar. 12, Porche Torrance Boise State Mar. 9, Mandi Moore UNLV Mar. 11, Bryce Owens San Jose State Mar. 8, Deeva Vaughn UNLV Mar. 14, Porche Torrance UNLV Mar. 7, Amanda Best San Diego State Mar. 8, Amanda Best Air Force Mar. 10, Amanda Best Colorado State Mar. 11, Mandi Moore San Diego State Mar. 9, Chelsea Grear San Diego State Mar. 12, 2003 TOP STEAL GAMES Rk. Stl. Player Opponent Date 1. 7 Brandi Kimble UNLV Mar. 7, Cherise Beynon Boise State Mar. 7, Antiesha Brown Boise State Mar. 13, Dionne Marsh BYU Mar. 10, Chelsea Grear Colorado State Mar. 14, Nikki Heckroth San Diego State Mar. 7, Nikki Heckrtoh Colorado State Mar. 9, Nikki Heckroth UNLV Mar. 8, 2000 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 138 NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

29 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT ALL-TIME MWC TOURNAMENT SCORERS Rk. Player Points Years 1. Dionne Marsh Amy Beggin Lindsey Arndt Antiesha Brown Jordan Adams Khadijah Shumpert Sara Halasz Katie Montgomery Brandi Kimble Mandi Moore MOST ASSISTS IN MWC TOURNAMENTS Rk. Player Assists Years 1. Mandi Moore Katie Montgomery Angela Hartill Lauren Taylor Bryce Owens Amy Beggin Cherise Beynon present 8. Dionne Marsh Molly McKinnon Jessica Kielpinski MOST BLOCKS IN MWC TOURNAMENTS Rk. Player Blocks Years 1. Jordan Adams Porche Torrance Dionne Marsh Caroline Durbin Melissa Forest Khadijah Shumpert Sara Halasz Valerie Kast Lindsey Arndt Kianna Keller Timi E-Nunu Katie Montgomery ALL-TIME MWC TOURNAMENT REBOUNDERS Rk. Player Rebounds Years 1. Mandi Moore Dionne Marsh Amanda Best Lindsey Arndt Chelsea Grear Abbie Letz Porche Torrance Brandi Kimble Melissa Forest Amy Beggin Jordan Adams MOST STEALS IN MWC TOURNAMENTS Rk. Player Steals Years 1. Mandi Moore Jessica Kielpinski Brandi Kimble Antiesha Brown Amanda Best Amy Beggin Nikki Heckroth Jessica Kielpinski Dionne Marsh Katie Montgomery

30 140 NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL N/A Margaret Gonzales Carol Moreland Beth Born Patty Howell Jane Cottner Jean Rostermundt Carol Moreland Jean Rostermundt Carol Moreland Taryn Bachis Cindy Fischer Kelly Sparr Jean Rostermundt Dee Weinreis Taryn Bachis Mary Redeau Cindy Fischer Jean Rostermundt Mary Redeau Muff Reinert Kelly Sparr Deb Weinreis Deb Weinreis Lisa Wedekind Muff Reinert Sheri Moore Lori McConnell Yvonne McKinnon Alison Foote Muff Reinert Lori McConnell Debie Leeper Allison Foote... F... So Muff Reinert... F... Sr Debie Leeper... F... Sr Yvonne McKinnon...C... So Sally Marquez... G... Sr Alllison Foote... F...Jr Yvonne McKinnon...C...Jr Sally Anderson... F...Jr Winifred Foster... F... So Tracy Satran... F... Fr Allison Foote... F... Sr Yvonne McKinnon...C... Sr Winifred Foster... F...Jr Cathy Lowther... G... Sr Tracy Satran... F... So Tracy Satran... F...Jr Winifred Foster... F... Sr Connie Jensen... F...Jr Janice Branch... G... So Brenda Perry... G...Jr Janice Branch... G...Jr Connie Jensen... F... Sr Tracy Satran... F... Sr Kim Bradshaw... G...Jr Suzanne McKeen... G...Jr No Program Christy Romero... G... Fr Heidi Harris... F/C... Fr Jessica Cunningham... G... Fr Becky Bissell... F... Fr Amy Clark... F...Jr Becky Bissell... F... So Christy Romero... G... So Jessica Cunningham... G... So Heidi Harris... F/C... So Alicia Selmon... G... Fr Heidi Harris... F/C...Jr Jessica Cunningham... G...Jr Maggie Smith... G... So Alicia Selmon... G... So Jill Schaefer... F... Fr Tracy Aldridge... F...Jr Jessica Cunningham... G... Sr Abby Garchek... G... Fr Heidi Harris... F/C... Sr Tamika Stukes... G... Fr Abby Garchek... G... So Tracy Aldridge... F... Sr Tamika Stukes... G... So Katie Kern...C... Fr Stella Candelaria... G... Fr Abby Garchek... G...Jr Sonya Bryant... G... Fr Katie Kern...C... So Anita Vuletic...C...Jr Tamika Stukes... G...Jr Abby Garchek... G... Sr Sonya Bryant... G... So Jennifer Williams...C... Fr Tamika Stukes... G... Sr Anita Vuletic...C... Sr Sonya Bryant... G...Jr Miranda Sanchez... F...Jr Katie Kern...C... Sr Jennifer Williams...C... So Nikki Heckroth... G... So Jordan Adams...C... Fr Miranda Sanchez... F...Jr Sonya Bryant... G... Sr Molly McKinnon... G...Jr Jennifer Williams...C...Jr Jordan Adams...C... So Miranda Sanchez... F... Sr Molly McKinnon... G...Jr Chelsea Grear... F/G... So Nikki Heckroth... G... Sr Jordan Adams...C...Jr Chelsea Grear... F/G...Jr Mandi Moore... G... Fr Molly McKinnon... G... Sr Lindsey Arndt... F... Fr Jordan Adams...C... Sr Chelsea Grear... G/F... Sr Mandi Moore... G... So Cristal Garcia... G... Sr Melissa Forest... F...Jr Lindsey Arndt... F...Jr Melissa Forest... F... Sr Mandi Moore... G...Jr Abbie Letz... G... So Katie Montgomery... G... Fr Dionne Marsh... F... Fr Lindsey Arndt... F... Sr Katie Montgomery... G... So Mandi Moore... G... Sr Abbie Letz... G...Jr Dionne Marsh... F... So Katie Montgomery... G...Jr Abbie Letz... G... Sr NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Julie Briody... G...Jr Jana Francis...C... Sr Julie Briody... G... Sr Dionne Marsh... F...Jr Katie Montgomery... G... Sr Brandi Kimble... G...Jr Angela Hartill...P... So Amy Beggin... G... Fr Dionne Marsh... F... Sr Amy Beggin... G... So Brandi Kimble... G... Sr Angela Hartill...P...Jr Jessica Kielpinski...P... Fr Amy Beggin... G...Jr Angela Hartill...C... Sr Amanda Adamson... G... Sr Sara Halasz... G... Fr Eileen Weissmann... G...Jr Amy Beggin... G... Sr Sara Halasz... G... So Amanda Best... F...Jr Lauren Taylor... G... So Jessica Kielpinski...C...Jr Amanda Best... G... Sr Jasmine Patterson... G... Fr Lauren Taylor... G...Jr Porche Torrance... F...Jr Jessica Kielpinski...C... Sr Caroline Durbin... G...Jr Porche Torrance... F... Sr Lauren Taylor... G... Sr Jayme Jackson... G...Jr Nikki Nelson... G... Sr Caroline Durbin... G... Sr Deeva Vaughn... F... Sr Antiesha Brown... G... So Sara Halasz... G...Jr Bryce Owens... G... Fr Antiesha Brown... G...Jr Khadijah Shumpert... F... So Sara Halasz... G... Sr Deeva Vaughn... F... Sr Bryce Owens... G... So Antiesha Brown... G...Sr Khadijah Shumpert... F...Jr Cherise Beynon... G... Fr Bryce Owens... G...Jr Alexa Chavez... F... Fr Khadijah Shumpert... F...Sr Cherise Beynon... G... So Bryce Owens... G...Sr Jaisa Nunn... F... Fr Whitney Johnson... F...Jr Cherise Beynon... G...Jr Richelle van der Keijl...C...Sr Alex Lapeyrolerie... G... RS-Jr Jaisa Nunn...C... So Mykiel Burleson... G... Fr SCORING LEADERS

POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL The University of has

) 2005 NCAA Purdue 68, 56 (@ Knoxville, Tenn.

(@Albuquerque) Drake 73, 60 (@Albuquerque) 2006 NCAA 83, Florida 59 (@

) 2000 WNIT Long Beach State 87, 63 (@Albuquerque) 2001 WNIT 72, Houston 49

68, Hawaii 43 (@ Albuquerque) Ohio State 62, 61 (@ Albuquerque) 2002 NCAA

) 2003 NCAA 91, Miami 85 OT (@ Albuquerque) 73, Mississippi State 61 (@

Albuquerque) 2007 NCAA UW-Green Bay 59, 52 (@ Hartford, Conn.

31 POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL The University of has made eight appearances in the NCAA Tournament, including seven consecutive trips from In 2003, the Lobos advanced to the Sweet Sixteen for the first time in school history. UNM has also had the privilege to be a host site for the NCAA Tournament in 2003, 2004, 2006, 2008 and POSTSEASON RESULTS 1998 NCAA Nebraska 76, 59 (@Norfolk, Va.) 2005 NCAA Purdue 68, 56 (@ Knoxville, Tenn.) 1999 WNIT 81, Pepperdine 69 (@Albuquerque) 68, Washington 63 (@Albuquerque) Drake 73, 60 (@Albuquerque) 2006 NCAA 83, Florida 59 (@ Tucson, Ariz.) Baylor 87, 67 (@ Tucson, Ariz.) 2000 WNIT Long Beach State 87, 63 (@Albuquerque) 2001 WNIT 72, Houston 49 (@ Albuquerque) 75, Arizona 62 (@ Albuquerque) 77, UAB 55 (@ Albuquerque) 68, Hawaii 43 (@ Albuquerque) Ohio State 62, 61 (@ Albuquerque) 2002 NCAA Notre Dame 58, 44 (@ Knoxville, Tenn.) 2003 NCAA 91, Miami 85 OT (@ Albuquerque) 73, Mississippi State 61 (@ Albuquerque) Texas Tech 71, 48 (@ Albuquerque) 2004 NCAA Florida 68, 56 (@ Albuquerque) 2007 NCAA UW-Green Bay 59, 52 (@ Hartford, Conn.) 2008 NCAA West Virginia 61, 60 (@ Albuquerque) 2009 WNIT 72, Southern 44 (@ Albuquerque) 54, Nebraska 43 (@ Rio Rancho, N.M.) 61, Oregon State 56 (@ Rio Rancho, N.M.) Kansas 78, 69 (@ Rio Rancho, N.M.) 2010 WNIT 66, Southern 51 (@ Albuquerque) Oregon 93, 67 (@ Eugene, Ore.) 2015 WBI 54, North Dakota 51 (@ Albuquerque) Oral Roberts 63, 61 (@ Albuquerque) 2016 WBI Weber State 75, 67 (@ Albuquerque) 141

32 Points 27 - Jordan Adams vs. Miami (2003) 25 - Dionne Marsh vs. Baylor (2006) 25 - Jana Francis vs. Florida (2006) 21 - Cherise Beynon vs. Oral Roberts (2015) 21 - Katie Montgomery vs. Florida (2006) 21 - Abby Garchek vs. Nebraska (1998) 20 - Jordan Adams vs. Texas Tech (2003) 19 - Brandi Kimble vs. West Virginia (2008) 19 - Julie Briody vs. Baylor (2006) 19 - Mandi Moore vs. Mississippi State (2003) 19 - Jordan Adams vs. Mississippi State (2003) Opponent 29 - LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (2003) 22 - Chakhia Cole, West Virginia (2008) 22 - Erin Lawless, Purdue (2004) 23 - Tamara James, Miami (2003) 21 - Sophia Young, Baylor (2006) 20 - Yalonda McCormick, Miami (1998) 20 - Deeshyra Thomas, Weber State (2016) FG Made 10 - Dionne Marsh vs. Baylor (2006) 10 - Jana Francis vs. Florida (2006) 10 - Jordan Adams vs. Miami (2003) Opponent 11 - LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (2003) FG Attempts 19 - Antiesha Brown vs. Oral Roberts (2015) 19 - Dionne Marsh vs. Baylor (2006) Opponent 29 - LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (2003) INDIVIDUAL FG% (5 made) 71.4 (10-14) - Jana Francis vs. Florida (2006) Opponent 85.7 (6-7) - Jolee Ayers, Texas Tech (2003) 3FG Made 5 - Brandi Kimble vs. West Virginia (2008) 5 - Mandi Moore vs. Mississippi State (2003) Opponent 4 - Rachel Allison, Baylor (2006) 4 - Natashia Morehaed, Florida (2004) 4 - Kallie Quinn, Weber State (2016) 4 - Emily Drake, Weber State (2016) 3FG Attempts 9 - Brandi Kimble vs. West Virginia (2008) 9 - Katie Montgomery vs. UW-Green Bay (2007) Opponent 9 - Sha Brooks, Florida (2006) FT Made 8 - Julie Briody vs. Baylor (2006) 8 - Dionne Marsh vs. Florida (2006) Opponent 10 - Dalila Eshe, Florida (2006) FT Attempts 12 - Jordan Adams vs. Miami (2003) Opponent 10 - Dalila Eshe, Florida (2006) FT% (5 made) (8-8) Julie Briody vs. Baylor (2006) Opponent (10-10) Dalila Eshe, Florida (2006) (5-5) - Tishona Gregory, Florida (2004) (6-6) - Brooke Schwartz, Nebraska (1998) Rebounds 13 - Cherise Beynon vs. Oral Roberts (2015) 10 - Brandi Kimble vs. West Virginia (2008) 10 - Melissa Forest vs. Florida (2004) 10 - Jordan Adams vs. Mississippi State (2003) 9 - Katie Montgomery vs. Purdue (2005) 9 - Chelsea Grear vs. Texas Tech (2003) 9 - Mandi Moore vs. Miami (2003) Opponent 16 - LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State (2003) 15 - Anna Deforge, Nebraska (1998) Assists 8 - Judy Vogt vs. Florida (2006) Opponent 10 - Angela Tisdale, Baylor (2006) Blocks 8 - Jordan Adams vs. Miami (2003) Opponent 7 - Vicky McIntyre, Oral Roberts (2015) Steals 5 - Brandi Kimble vs. UW-Green Bay (2007) Opponent 5 - Jia Perkins, Texas Tech (2003) 5 - Jami Kubik, Nebraska (1998) 5 - Nicole Kubik, Nebraska (1998) POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT 142 Points 91 - vs. Miami (2003) Opponent 87 - Baylor (2006) FG Made 34 - vs. Miami (2003) Opponent 34 - Miami (2003) FG Attempts 70 - vs. North Dakota (2015) 65 - vs. Purdue (2005) Opponent 82 - Texas Tech (2003) 81 - Miami (2003) FG Pct (34-62) - vs. Miami (2003) Opponent 50.0 (30-60) - Texas Tech (2003) 3FG Made 13 - vs. Mississippi State (2003) Opponent 11 - Weber State (2016) TEAM 3FG Attempts 30 - vs. Mississippi State (2003) Opponent 28 - Weber State (2016) 3FG Pct. (5 made) 60.0 (6-10) - vs. Baylor (2006) Opponent 50.0 (9-19) - Baylor (2006) FT Made 23 - vs. Florida (2006) Opponent 21 - Nebraska (1998) FT Attempts 31 vs. North Dakota (2015) Opponent 33 - Nebraska (1998) FT% (10 made) 82.1 (23-28) - vs. Florida (2006) Opponent 85.7 (12-14) - Baylor (2006) NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Rebounds 50 - vs. Mississippi State (2003) 44 - vs. Miami (2003) Opponent 55 - Nebraska (1998) 50 - Mississippi State (2003) Assists 21 - vs. Florida (2006) Opponent 24 - Baylor (2006) Blocks 8 vs. Miami (2003) 7 vs. North Dakota (2015) Opponent 6 - Notre Dame (2002) Steals 11 - vs. Oral Roberts (2015) Opponent 14 - Nebraska (1998)

33 POSTSEASON BOX SCORES #1 (25) Nebraska March 13, 1998-Norfolk, Va. NCAA Tournament-First Round Nebraska Schwartz Kubik, J Thompson Deforge Kubik, N Gusso Jurgens McDill Williams Rogers Gilmore Benson Team 1 TOTALS Game percentages (38.0) (11.1) (63.6) Vuletic Williams Kern Stukes Garchek Heckroth Vaske Sanchez Cory Learson Nash Reierson Allison Team 7 TOTALS Game percentages (44.0 (35.3) (64.3) Attendance: 4,855 Officials: Morninstar, Smith, Zentz Technical Fouls: None Nebraska #2 Pepperdine March 12, 1999-Albuquerque WNIT-First Round Pepperdine Braxton Crane Clark Sulenski Rigley Lembke Sackville Richen Fields Thomas Morgan Frank Team 2 TOTALS Game percentages (38.2) (16.7) (75.0) Loiselle McKinnon Sanchez Cory Bryant Learson Nash Kern Williams Bocock Heckroth Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (43.1) (37.5) (83.3) Attendance: 9,254 Officials: Castle, Johnson, Petty Technical Fouls: None Pepperdine #3 Washington March 14, 1999-Albuquerque WNIT-Second Round Washington Gray Redd Duncan Franza Hall Hills Pimley Lynch Reichman Sheets Sorenson Team 2 TOTALS Game percentages (28.9) (23.3) (57.1) Loiselle McKinnon Sanchez Cory Bryant Learson Nash Kern Williams Bocock Heckroth Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (45.2) (45.4) (69.4) Attendance: 8,356 Officials: Weeks, Castle, Jump Technical Fouls: None Washington #4 Drake March 17, 1999-Albuquerque WNIT-Quarterfinals Drake Blackstone Santa Schmitz Stribe Glazebrook Richards Sames Wright Nelson Team 3 TOTALS Game percentages (41.9) (26.3) (66.7) Loiselle McKinnon Sanchez Cory Bryant Learson Nash Kern Williams Bocock Heckroth Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (34.4) (35.7) (68.4) Attendance: 11,213 Officials: Jones, Summers, Perlman Technical Fouls: None Drake #5 Long Beach State March 16, 2000-Albuquerque WNIT-First Round Long Beach State Givens Bailey Smith Cooper Inoue Wade Sula Starks Sanchez Hogan Legaux Costello Moore Team 2 TOTALS Game percentages (52.5) (50.0) (76.0) Sanchez Grear Adams McKinnon Heckroth Roberts Ewing Bryant Garcia Nash Williams Bocock Team 2 TOTALS Game percentages (38.9) (26.3) (51.6) Attendance: 5,028 Officials: Herman, Williams, Coffman Technical Fouls: None Long Beach State #6 Houston March 15, 2001-Albuquerque WNIT-First Round Houston Lida Sykes Lasseter Shanklin Oliver Muoneke Carter Noel Fenderson Stavropoulos Team 7 TOTALS Game percentages (31.1) (23.1) (47.1) Sanchez Grear Adams McKinnon Heckroth Garcia Forest Bocock Williams McLeod Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (47.5) (33.3) (64.3) Attendance: 5,133 Officials: Pardue, Jones, Williams Technical Fouls: None Houston

34 #7 Arizona March 17, 2001-Albuquerque WNIT-Second Round Arizona James Pickney Allen Bristol Gryzb Chesney Taylor Mitchell Team 2 TOTALS Game percentages (40.0) (14.3) (68.8) Sanchez Grear Adams McKinnon Heckroth Ewing Garcia Forest Bocock Willliams McLeod Team 3 TOTALS Game percentages (42.3) (40.0) (71.4) Attendance: 5,938 Officials: Castle, Ruybalid, Johnson Technical Fouls: None Arizona #8 UAB March 21, 2001-Albuquerque WNIT-Quarterfinals UAB Thrash Jackson Rhodes Stallings Jeter White Graham Thomas Smith Brown Team 4 TOTALS Game percentages (34.5) (12.5) (76.5) Sanchez Grear Adams McKinnon Heckroth Ewing Garcia Forest Bocock Williams McLeod Team 4 TOTALS Game percentages (50.0) (36.8) (76.2) Attendance: 6,796 Officials: Campbell, Contreras, Miller Technical Fouls: None UAB #9 Hawaii March 24, 2001-Albuquerque WNIT-Semifinal Round Hawaii Roper Lee Puida Gabrielova Atuaia Brossman Gabriel Allen Greeny Team 4 TOTALS Game percentages (27.3) (19.0) (64.3) Sanchez Grear Adams McKinnon Heckroth Ewing Garcia Forest Bocock Williams McLeod Team 7 TOTALS Game percentages (50.0) (21.4) (75.0) Attendance: 11,090 Officials: Strong, Clark, Ortega Technical Fouls: None Hawaii #10 Ohio State March 28, 2001-Albuquerque WNIT-Championship Game Ohio State Shackleford Coleman Brown Lewis Shenk Bale Stanhope Matter Reynolds Haynam Team 4 TOTALS Game percentages (32.3) (26.3) (81.0) Sanchez Grear Adams McKinnon Heckroth Ewing Garcia Bocock Williams McLeod Team 2 TOTALS Game percentages (42.0) (28.6) (83.3) Attendance: 18,018 Officials: Adams, Fujimoto, Enterline Technical Fouls: None Ohio State #11 44 Notre Dame 58 March 15, 2002-Knoxville, Tenn. NCAA Tournament-First Round Grear Arndt Adams McKinnon Moore Shaw Forest Adams McLeod Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (35.3) (44.4) (44.4) Notre Dame Haney Flecky Barksdale Severe Ratay Joyce Krause Swanson Borton Batteast Wicks Bustamante Team 1 TOTALS Game percentages (43.1) (33.3) (52.6) Officials: McKinney, Watford, Riordan Technical Fouls: None Notre Dame #12 Miami (Fla.) 85 OT 91 March 22, 2003-Albuquerque, N.M. NCAA Tournament-First Round Miami James Wilkins McCormick Saake Wilson Marincic Knight Hartlaub Broussard Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (42.0) (42.1) (90.0) Grear Arndt Adams Moore Garcia Letz Johnson Francis Scaglione Forest McLeod Team 6 TOTALS Game percentages (54.8) (42.1) (51.7) Attendance: 16,151 Officials: Newton, Rezac, Jones Technical Fouls: None Miami NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

35 POSTSEASON BOX SCORES #13 Mississippi St March 24, 2003-Albuquerque, N.M. NCAA Tournament-Second Round Mississippi State Thomas Kates Warren Jones White Ferguson McKinney Anderson Burton Team 5 TOTALS Game percentages (30.5) (27.3) (45.5) Grear Arndt JAdams Moore Garcia Letz Francis Scaglione Forest DAdams McLeod Team 4 TOTALS Game percentages (47.4) (43.3) (42.9) Attendance: 16,214 Officials: Bell, Newton, Rezac Technical Fouls: None Mississippi State NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL #14 Texas Tech 71 #15 Florida March 29, 2003-Albuquerque, N.M. March 20, 2004-Albuquerque, N.M. NCAA Tournament-Sweet Sixteen NCAA Tournament-First Round Texas Tech Ayers Pierson Grant Perkins Ritchie Greenwalt Jackson Clark Team 3 TOTALS Game percentages (50.0) (33.3) (64.3) Grear Arndt Adams,J Moore Garcia Letz Francis Scaglione Forest McLeod Team TOTALS Game percentages (32.7) (25.0) (68.8) Attendance: 16,182 Technical Fouls: None Texas Tech Officials: Courteau, Sisk, Caudle Florida Davis Morehead Hayden Gregory Santos Lowe Williams Mosby Eshe Team TOTALS Game percentages (40.7) (29.4) (68.2) Forest Arndt Letz Moore Montgomery Shetters Vogt Francis Maddox Briody McLeod Team TOTALS Game percentages (31.6) (23.8) (75.0) Attendance: 16,029 Technical Fouls: None Florida Officials: Enterline, Jones, St. Pierre #16 Purdue March 20, 2005-Knoxville, Tenn. NCAA Tournament-First Round Purdue Wisdom-Hylton Lawless Heikes Geralds Webb Borgdanova Traore Pollack Mays Duncan Team TOTALS Game percentages (43.1) (27.8) (64.3) #17 Florida March 18, 2006-Tucson, Ariz. NCAA Tournament-First Round Florida Davis Eshe Brooks Lowe Santos Dye Critton Bowden Jackson Dotson Team TOTALS Game percentages (33.1) (23.1) (68.8) #18 Baylor March 20, 2006-Tucson, Ariz NCAA Tournament-Second Round Baylor Morrow Young Wabara Tisdale Scott Wyatt Allison Player Davis Abbott Team TOTALS Game percentages (46.5) (50.0) (85.7) Arndt Letz Marsh Moore Montgomery Shetters Black Vogt E-Nunu Francis Olude Briody Kimble Team TOTALS Game percentages (36.9) (28.6) (100.0) Attendance: 10,534 Officials: Price, Garrett, Nakasone Technical Fouls: None Purdue Montgomery Marsh Francis Letz Kimble Vogt E-Nunu Majewski Olude Briody Hartill Team TOTALS Game percentages (50.9) (27.3) (82.1) Attendance: 2,179 Officials: Technical Fouls: None Florida Arndt Marsh Francis Letz Montgomery Vogt Saso Black E-Nunu Majewski Olude Briody Kimble Hartill Team TOTALS Game percentages (42.3) (60.0) (77.3) Attendance: 2,228 Officials: Technical Fouls: Baylor-Team Baylor

36 #19 UW-Green Bay March 18, Hartford, Conn. NCAA Tournament-First Round UW-Green Bay (29-3) Soulis Groh Berglin Porath Popp Harty Glover Templin Team TOTALS Game percentages (38.9) (20.0) (65.0) (24-9) E-Nunu Marsh Montgomery Briody Kimble Beggin Shelter Kast Hartill Team TOTALS Game percentages (31.5) (29.2) (57.9) Attendance: N/A Officials: DeMayo, Vaszily, Aliberti Technical Fouls: None UW-Green Bay #22 Nebraska March 25, Rio Rancho, N.M. WNIT-Second Round Nebraska (15-16) Montgomery Redmon Turner Kelley Hester Burke Neals Kuhlmann Whittaker Periago Team TOTALS Game percentages (23.4) (31.6) (78.9) (24-10) Weissman Adamson Hartill Beggin Best Taylor Nelson Halasz Jackson Kast Kielpinski Team TOTALS Game percentages (32.8) (33.3) (66.7) Attendance: 4,499 Officials: Campbell, Jones, Hall Technical Fouls: None Nebraska #20 West Virginia March 22, Albuquerque, N.M. NCAA Tournament-First Round (20-13) Marsh Kimble Hartill Weissmann Beggin Adamson Jackson Torrance Best Kielpinski Team TOTALS Game percentages (36.5) (34.6) (81.3) West Virginia (25-7) Bulger Cole Sanni Owens Powell Davis Goodley Repella Smith Joye Team TOTALS Game percentages (41.1) (26.3) (76.9) Attendance: 9,613 Officials: Courteau, Small, Caudle Technical Fouls: None West Virginia #23 Oregon State March 27, Rio Rancho, N.M. WNIT-Third Round Oregon State (20-12) Tilleman Ducker Fox-Griffin Rhea Davis Mitchell Futch Kennedy Burdick Nichols Team TOTALS Game percentages (37.7) (25.0) (87.5) (25-10) Adamson Hartill Beggin Jackson Best Taylor Nelson Halasz Kast Kielpinski Team TOTALS Game percentages (40.4) (36.4) (73.1) Attendance: 4,759 Officials: Parrish, Bacon, Williams Technical Fouls: None Oregon State #21 Southern March 18, Albuquerque, N.M. WNIT-First Round Southern (16-14) Floyd Griffin Jackson Brown Foster Henderson Augerson Kador Hicks Scott Team TOTALS Game percentages (28.8) (35.7) (50.0) (23-10) Weissman Best Hartill Beggin Adamson Taylor Nelson Halasz Jackson Kast Kielpinski Team TOTALS Game percentages (43.9) (43.8) (78.9) Attendance: 3,105 Officials: Hill, Williams, Martinez Technical Fouls: None Southern #24 Kansas March 30, Rio Rancho, N.M. WNIT-Quarterfinals Kansas (21-13) McCray Smith Boograd Catic Morris Jacobs Sutherland Weddington Team TOTALS Game percentages (49.0) (30.8) (72.2) (25-11) Adamson Best Hartill Beggin Halasz Weissman Taylor Nelson Jackson Kast Kielpinski Team TOTALS Game percentages (34.9) (26.7) (87.5) Attendance: 5,620 Officials: Inouye, Jones, Pantoja Technical Fouls: None Kansas POSTSEASON BOX SCORES 146 NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

37 POSTSEASON BOX SCORES #25 SMU March 17, Albuquerque, N.M. WNIT-First Round SMU (20-11) Elliott Severin Gilliam Day Samuels Brandenburg Filmore Mahnesmith Shelton Team TOTALS Game percentages (28.8) (0.0) (89.5) (19-12) Weissmann Kielpinski Beggin Halasz Best Taylor Nelson Erskine Jackson Torrance Durbin Kast Stark Team TOTALS Game percentages (44.8) (47.1) (66.7) Attendance: 1,944 Officials: Parrish, Foutz, Martinez Technical Fouls: None SMU #26 67 Oregon 93 March 23, Eugene, Ore. WNIT-Second Round (19-13) Weissmann Best Kielpinski Beggin Halasz Taylor Nelson Erskine Jackson Torrance Durbin Kast Stark Team TOTALS Game percentages (37.1) (35.3) (85.7) Oregon (18-15) Cocks Kenyon Johnson Lilley Jackson Stanulis Fallin Ironmonger Flynn Thomas Holliday Canepa Team TOTALS Game percentages (42.9) (36.4) (78.9) Attendance: 2,317 Officials: Davis, Krzesnik, Lasuik Technical Fouls: None Oregon #27 North Dakota March 18, Albuquerque, N.M. WBI-First Round North Dakota (17-15) Loyd Lauck Szabla Knox Evers Burck Dyer Erskine Sawatzke Kiser Team TOTALS Game percentages (37.3) (25.0) (52.4) (21-12) Chavez Shumpert Beynon Owens Brown Allemand Pye Greenwood Bovero Bryan Keller Team TOTALS Game percentages (40.0) (40.0) (60.0) Attendance: 1,471 Officials: Scofield, Jones, Stevens Technical Fouls: None North Dakota #28 Oral Roberts March 23, Albuquerque, N.M. WBI - Second Round #29 Weber State March 16, Albuquerque, N.M. Oral Roberts (18-15) Ihim McIntyre Jackson Doyle Balla, D Oliver Manuel Lopez Gilbert Balla, B Team TOTALS Game percentages (39.6) (25.0) (75.9) (21-13) Shumpert Keller Beynon Owens Brown Pye Greenwood Chavez Bovero Bryan Team TOTALS Game percentages (28.6) (18.2) (61.3) Attendance: 1,845 Officials: Foutz, Parish, Seales Technical Fouls: None Oral Roberts Weber State (21-11) Welch Thomas Quinn Drake Dunbar Adams Danan Team TOTALS Game percentages (45.5) (39.3) (57.1) (17-15) Shumpert Bovero Nunn Beynon Owens Pye Lapeyrol Chavez Otto Keller Lines Johnson Team TOTALS Game percentages (43.1) (23.1) (61.5) Attendance: 581 Officials: Scofield, Foutz, Jones Technical Fouls: None Weber State

38 148 NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL School All-Time Record Abilene Christian 0-1 Adams State 4-0 Air Force 39-2 Alaska-Fairbanks 1-0 Alcorn State 1-0 Amarillo College 2-1 American University 1-0 Arizona 8-10 Arizona State 8-9 Arkansas 1-1 Auburn 0-1 Baylor 1-3 Binghamton 0-1 Boise State 6-10 Boston University 1-1 Bowling Green 1-0 BYU California 3-2 Cal Poly (Pomona) 0-1 Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) 1-0 Cal State Fullerton 4-0 Cal State Los Angeles 1-0 Central Michigan 1-1 Cheney State 0-1 Cleveland State 1-0 Colorado 6-8 Colorado College 2-0 Colorado State Colorado Women s College 2-0 Cornell 0-1 Creighton 0-3 Dartmouth 1-0 Dayton 1-0 Denver 1-0 DePaul 2-0 Duquesne 0-1 Drake 0-2 Eastern 6-2 Eastern Washington 0-1 Fairleigh Dickinson 1-0 Florida 1-2 Florida Atlantic 1-0 Florida Gulf Coast 1-0 Florida International 1-0 Fort Bliss 1-0 Fort Hays 2-0 Fort Lewis 2-0 Fresno State Gallup 1-2 Georgia 0-1 Georgia Southern 1-0 Glennville State 1-0 Gonzaga 1-0 Hardin Simmons 2-0 Hawai i 5-3 Hawai i-pacific 1-0 Houston 3-3 Houston Baptist 3-0 Idaho 1-0 Idaho State 1-0 Illinois 0-2 Iowa State 0-1 Kansas 0-1 Kansas State 2-3 Kent State 2-0 Kentucky 0-1 Lamar 1-0 Long Beach State 0-1 Louisiana-Monroe 1-0 Louisiana Tech 0-1 Loyola Marymount 6-3 LSU 0-1 Marist 1-0 Marquette 1-1 Memphis 1-0 Metro State 1-0 Miami (Fla.) 1-1 Minnesota 2-4 Mississippi State 1-1 Missouri 1-2 Montana State 4-1 Morehead State 1-0 Morgan State 1-0 Nebraska 3-3 Nebraska-Omaha 1-0 Nevada 8-3 Highlands 5-2 State Nicholls State 3-0 Norfolk State 1-0 North Carolina A&T 1-0 North Dakota 1-0 North Dakota State 1-0 Northern Arizona 19-6 Northern Colorado 4-4 Northern 1-0 North Texas 3-3 Northwestern 2-0 Northwestern State 0-1 Notre Dame 0-1 Ohio 1-0 Ohio State 0-1 Oklahoma 2-9 Oklahoma State 3-3 Oral Roberts 3-3 Oregon 2-3 Oregon State 1-4 Pacific 1-1 Penn State 0-2 Pepperdine 2-2 Portland 0-2 Portland State 2-0 Purdue 0-2 Rice 3-1 Richmond 0-1 Sacramento State 1-0 Saint Bonaventure 1-0 Saint Joseph's 0-1 Saint Mary s (Ca.) 1-0 Sam Houston State 1-0 San Diego 1-2 San Diego State San Francisco 2-1 San José State 8-1 Santa Clara 1-0 NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Seattle University 0-1 Siena 1-0 SMU 4-2 South Carolina 0-1 Southeast Missouri 1-0 Southern 1-0 Southern Illinois 0-1 Southern Utah 4-2 Southwest Missouri State 0-1 Southwest Texas State 1-2 Stanford 0-4 Stephen F. Austin 0-1 TCU 9-11 Temple 1-0 Tennessee State 1-0 Tennessee Tech 0-3 Texas 3-5 Texas A&M 0-3 Texas Southern 3-0 Texas Tech 3-15 Toledo 0-1 Towson 1-0 Tulsa 3-1 UAB 1-0 UCLA 2-0 UC Irvine 1-0 UC Riverside 1-1 UC Santa Barbara 0-1 UMKC 0-1 UNLV USC 1-1 Utah Utah State 15-6 Utah Valley 2-0 US International 0-1 UT-Arlington 1-4 UTEP UTPA 1-1 UTSA 2-0 Villanova 0-1 Washington 1-0 Washington State 0-1 Wayland Baptist 0-5 Weber State 8-3 Western Carolina 1-0 Western Illinois 1-0 Western Kentucky 0-1 Western Michigan 1-0 West Texas A&M 5-2 West Virginia 0-2 Wichita State 2-0 William & Mary 2-0 Wisconsin-Green Bay 0-1 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2-0 Wyoming Yale 1-0 Youngstown State 1-0 ALL-TIME HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORDS

39 UNM vs. Opponents ABILENE CHRISTIAN (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: /3/85 L H ADAMS STATE (4-0) H: 4-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-0 2/19/82 W H 1/12/84 W H 1/17/86 W H 1/23/87 W H AIR FORCE (39-2) H: 19-0; A: 16-2; N: 2-0 1/2/92 L A 12/5/92 W H 12/1/95 W H 1/15/98 W A 2/12/98 W H 1/15/00 W A 2/12/00 W H 1/13/01 W A 2/10/01 W H 1/12/02 W A 2/7/02 W H 1/18/03 W H 2/15/03 W A 1/17/04 W A 2/14/04 W H 3/10/04 W N 1/15/05 W H 2/10/05 W A 1/21/06 W A 2/22/06 W H 1/18/07 W H 2/17/07 W A 1/19/08 W A 2/20/08 W H 1/10/09 W A 2/11/09 W H 3/10/09 W N 1/20/10 W H 2/20/10 W A 2/2/11 W H 3/5/11 W (OT) A 1/31/12 W H 2/29/12 L A 2/6/13 W A 3/9/13 W H 3/4/14 W A 1/14/15 W A 2/4/15 W H 1/27/16 W A 2/20/16 W H 2/8/17 W H ALASKA FAIRBANKS (1-0) H: 0-0; A: 1-0; N: 0-0 3/21/81 W A AMARILLO COLLEGE (2-1) H: 1-1; A: 1-0; N: /18/78 W H 11/16/79 W A 11/6/80 L H AMERICAN (1-0) 12/4/99 W H ARIZONA (8-10) H: 4-5; A: 4-4; N: 0-1 2/28/75 L H 2/20/76 W A 2/10/77 W H 2/11/78 W H 2/28/79 W A 11/29/91 L A NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL 11/27/94 L N 11/27/99 L A 3/17/01 W H 11/27/01 W H 12/18/02 L A 12/20/03 L H 12/5/06 W A 12/15/07 L H 12/9/09 W A 12/7/10 L H 12/21/11 L A 12/8/12 L H ARIZONA STATE (8-9) H: 5-2; A: 3-5; N: 0-2 3/2/75 W H 2/25/76 L A 2/12/77 W H 2/24/78 W H 3/2/79 W A 11/28/81 L H 1/7/84 L N 11/23/84 W A 12/2/91 L A 12/7/92 L H 1/1/94 L N 12/11/96 W A 12/10/97 W H 12/18/04 W H 12/6/05 L A 11/12/06 L A 12/4/10 L A ARKANSAS (1-1) H: 1-1; A: 0-0; N: 0-0 1/10/81 L H 12/21/99 W H AUBURN (0-1) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-1 1/3/86 L N BAYLOR (1-3) H: 1-1; A: 0-1; N: /24/78 W H 12/9/93 L H 1/4/95 L A 3/20/06 L N BOISE STATE (6-10) H: 3-3; A: 2-5; N: /19/83 L A 1/11/12 L A 2/4/12 L H 3/9/12 W N 1/16/13 W H 2/16/13 W A 1/22/14 L A 2/12/14 L H 1/17/15 L A 2/25/15 W H 3/13/15 L N 1/30/16 L H 2/17/16 W A 1/18/17 W H 2/15/17 L A 3/7/17 L N BOSTON UNIVERSITY (1-1) H: 1-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-1 1/16/82 L N 11/28/14 W H BOWLING GREEN (1-0) 12/10/04 W H BRIGHAM YOUNG (29-38) H: 18-13; A: 8-23; N: 3-2 2/22/75 L A 2/14/76 W H 2/5/77 L A 3/5/77 L H 1/19/78 L A 1/25/79 W H 2/2/80 L A 2/22/80 L H 1/16/81 L H 2/21/81 L A 1/4/82 L A 3/6/82 L H 1/29/83 L A 2/24/83 L H 1/28/84 W H 2/23/84 L A 2/14/85 W H 3/1/85 L A 1/30/86 L A 3/1/86 W H 1/31/87 L H 2/19/87 L A 2/6/92 L H 3/7/92 L A 1/14/93 L A 2/13/93 L (OT) H 3/10/93 L N 1/27/94 L H 2/5/94 L A 1/28/95 W H 2/2/95 L A 2/1/96 W H 2/8/96 L A 1/2/97 W H 2/1/97 L A 1/1/98 W A 1/31/98 W H 1/30/99 L A 2/25/99 W H 2/5/00 W H 3/4/00 L A 2/3/01 L H 3/1/01 W A 1/17/02 W H 2/16/02 W A 3/8/02 L N 2/6/03 L A 3/8/03 W H 3/15/03 W N 1/22/04 W A 2/21/04 W H 1/20/05 W H 2/19/05 L A 2/2/06 L A 3/4/06 W H 1/10/07 L H 2/10/07 W A 3/10/07 W N 1/26/08 L H 2/26/08 W A 3/12/08 W N 1/17/09 W A 2/17/09 W H 1/27/10 W A 2/27/10 W H 1/29/11 L A 3/1/11 L H CALIFORNIA (3-2) H: 2-0; A: 1-2; N: /29/79 W A 12/5/80 L A 11/13/05 W H 11/18/07 L A 11/20/10 W (2OT) H CAL POLY (POMONA) (0-1) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-1 1/6/84 L N CAL POLY (SLO) (1-0) 12/18/14 W H 149

40 150 CAL STATE FULLERTON (4-0) H: 2-0; A: 1-0; N: /5/97 W H 11/25/02 W A 11/25/03 W H 12/12 W H CAL STATE LOS ANGELES (1-0) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: /4/80 W N CENTRAL MICHIGAN (1-1) H: 1-0; A: 0-0; N: /30/85 L N 12/22/01 W H CHENEY STATE (0-1) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-1 1/26/80 L N CLEVELAND STATE (1-0) 1/20/86 W H COLORADO (6-8) H: 3-3; A: 3-3; N: 0-0 1/25/75 W H 1/16/76 W A 2/26/77 W H 11/25/77 W A 2/17/78 W A 2/24/79 W H 3/7/79 L A 11/23/83 L H 11/28/84 L A 12/31/91 L A 12/1/92 L H 11/11/01 L H COLORADO COLLEGE (2-0) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: /26/82 W N 11/27/82 W N COLORADO STATE (40-37) H: 23-13; A: 11-22; N: 6-2 1/24/75 L H 1/15/76 W A 2/24/77 W H 2/4/78 W H 2/9/79 W A 1/12/80 W A 2/8/80 W H 2/14/81 L H 2/24/81 L A 1/29/82 L H 2/13/82 W A 2/12/83 L A 3/12/83 W H 12/3/83 W N 2/9/84 L A 3/10/84 W H 2/9/85 L A 3/7/85 W H 2/8/86 L H 3/6/86 W A 2/7/87 L A 2/26/87 W H 1/23/92 L H 2/23/92 L A 2/4/93 L A 3/6/93 W H 1/13/94 L A 2/25/94 L H 1/12/95 L H 2/25/95 L A 1/11/96 L A 2/22/96 L H 3/9/96 L H 1/6/98 L H 2/8/98 L A 3/6/98 W N 1/29/00 L A 2/26/00 W H 1/27/01 L A 2/22/01 W H 3/9/01 L N 1/31/02 W H 3/2/02 L A 1/23/03 L A 2/22/03 W H 3/14/03 W N 2/5/04 L A 3/6/04 W H 2/5/05 W H 3/3/05 W A 1/7/06 W A 2/8/06 W H 1/13/07 W A 2/14/07 W H 2/6/08 W A 3/8/08 W H 3/14/08 W N 1/28/09 W A 2/28/09 W H 3/11/09 W N 1/23/10 L A 2/24/10 W H 3/9/10 W N 1/12/11 L A 2/12/11 W H 1/25/12 L A 2/22/12 W H 1/23/13 W A 2/23/13 W H 1/5/14 L A 1/25/14 L H 1/3/15 L A 2/11/15 W H 2/24/16 L H 3/9/16 L N 1/14/17 L H 2/22/17 L A COLORADO WOMEN S COLLEGE (2-0) H: 2-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-0 2/1/81 W H 12/18/81 W H CORNELL (0-1) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-1 1/5/86 L N CREIGHTON (0-3) H: 0-1; A: 0-1; N: 0-1 1/30/92 L A 2/29/92 L H 3/10/92 L N DARTMOUTH (1-0) 12/14/02 W H DAYTON (1-0) 11/10/07 W H DENVER (1-0) 12/6/96 W H DEPAUL (1-1) H: 1-0; A: 0-1; N: /1708 W H 11/16/15 L A DUQUESNE (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: /28/15 L H DRAKE (0-2) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: /24/84 L N 3/17/99 L H NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 EASTERN NEW MEXICO (6-2) H: 6-2; A: 0-0; N: 0-0 2/16/75 L H 1/9/76 W H 1/10/76 L H 2/7/76 W H 2/19/79 W H 2/23/82 W H 12/9/86 W H 11/22/11 W H EASTERN WASHINGTON (0-1) H: 0-0; A: 0-1; N: 0-0 1/1/83 L A FARLEIGH DICKINSON (1-0) 11/12/16 W H FLORIDA (0-2) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: /17/00 L N 3/20/04 L H 3/18/06 W N FLORIDA ATLANTIC (1-0) 11/10/06 W H FLORIDA GULF COAST (1-0) 11/15/09 W H FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL (1-0) 12/12/99 W H FORT BLISS (1-0) 2/26/75 W H FORT HAYS (2-0) H: 2-0; A: 0-0; N: /9/77 W H 12/8/78 W H FORT LEWIS (2-0) H: 2-0; A: 0-0; N: /21/84 W H 12/17/95 W H FRESNO STATE (11-10) H: 7-3; A: 2-7; N: 2-0 1/22/93 W H 2/20/93 L A 2/13/94 W H 2/18/94 L A 1/21/95 L A 2/9/95 W (OT) H 1/20/96 W H 1/25/96 L A 3/3/97 W N 1/14/99 W H 2/13/99 W A 1/12/13 L A 2/13/13 L H 1/18/14 L H 12/31/14 L A 2/28/15 W H 3/11/15 W N 1/2/16 L (2OT) H 2/27/16 L A 12/29/16 W A 2/18/16 W H GALLUP (1-2) H: 1-2; A: 0-0; N: 0-0 1/10/75 L H 1/11/75 L H 2/27/76 W H

41 GEORGIA (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: /24/12 L H GEORGIA SOUTHERN (1-0) 11/24/06 W H GLENNVILLE STATE (1-0) H: 0-0; A: 1-0; N: 0-0 1/13/82 W A GONZAGA (1-0) 11/27/04 W H HARDIN SIMMONS (2-0) H: 2-0; A: 0-0; N: /16/83 W H 12/15/84 W H HAWAI I (5-3) H: 2-1; A: 2-1; N: 1-1 3/20/81 L N 11/25/94 L A 2/22/97 W A 2/28/97 L H 3/4/98 W N 1/9/99 W A 2/7/99 W H 3/24/01 W H HAWAI I PACIFIC (1-0) H: 0-0; A: 1-0; N: 0-0 1/7/86 W A HOUSTON (3-3) H: 3-0; A: 0-2; N: /5/81 L N 12/19/98 W H 11/29/99 L A 3/15/01 W H 1/2/12 W H 11/30/12 L A HOUSTON BAPTIST (3-0) H: 3-0; A: 0-0; N: /18/11 W H 11/18/12 W H 11/13/15 W H IDAHO (1-0) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: /29/96 W N IDAHO STATE (1-0) 11/16/08 W H ILLINOIS (0-2) H: 0-2; A: 0-0; N: /29/80 L H 1/9/81 L H IOWA STATE (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: /2/95 L H KANSAS (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: 0-0 3/30/09 L H KANSAS STATE (2-3) H: 1-1; A: 0-1; N: /10/77 L A 11/25/78 W H 11/24/79 L H 1/5/80 W N 1/25/80 L N KENT STATE (2-0) H: 2-0; A: 0-0; N: /6/97 W H 11/30/02 W H KENTUCKY (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: /6/99 L H LAMAR (1-0) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: /3/10 W N LONG BEACH STATE (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: 0-0 3/16/00 L H LOUISIANA-MONROE (1-0) 12/5/98 W H LOUISIANA TECH (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: /21/02 L H LOYOLA MARYMOUNT (6-3) H: 4-1; A: 2-2; N: 0-0 1/12/85 W A 1/8/87 W A 12/21/91 W H 1/8/93 L A 12/22/93 L A 12/22/94 W H 1/2/02 W H 12/12/09 W H 12/1/11 L H LSU (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: /10/00 L H MARIST (1-0) 11/25-05 W H MARQUETTE (1-1) H: 0-0; A: 1-1; N: /31/95 W A 12/21/16 L A MEMPHIS (1-0) 12/15/02 W H METRO STATE (1-0) 1/2/87 W H MIAMI (1-0) 3/22/03 W (OT) H MINNESOTA (2-4) H: 1-2; A: 1-2; N: 0-0 1/8/81 L H 11/29/85 L A 1/9/05 L A 11/30/05 W H 12/16/15 W A 12/6/16 L H MISSISSIPPI STATE (1-1) H: 1-1; A: 0-0; N: /25/00 L H 3/24/03 W H MISSOURI (1-2) H: 1-0; A: 0-1; N: /12/80 L A 11/25/82 L N 11/26/04 W H MISSOURI STATE (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: /12/86 L H MONTANA STATE (4-1) H: 2-0; A: 1-1; N: /18/83 W N 12/31/93 L A 12/2/94 W H 12/29/97 W A 11/19/98 W H MOREHEAD STATE (1-0) 11/25/11 W H MORGAN STATE (1-0) 1/4/05 W H NEBRASKA (3-3) H: 2-1; A: 0-0; N: /1/79 W N 12/6/80 L N 1/4/84 W H 3/13/98 L N 11/13/06 L H 11/29/08 W H NEBRASKA-OMAHA (1-0) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 1-0 1/3/80 W N NEVADA (8-3) H: 4-1; A: 4-2; N: 0-0 1/10/79 W A 1/12/87 L A 2/2/13 W A 3/6/13 W H 2/15/14 L A 3/1/14 L H 2/14/15 W H 12/30/15 W A 3/4/16 W H 1/7/17 W A 1/28/17 W H NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS (5-2) H: 5-1; A: 0-1; N: 0-0 1/20/83 W H 1/31/84 W H 1/15/92 L H 2/23/93 L A 1/8/94 W H 12/10/94 W H 1/12/04 W H NEW MEXICO STATE (48-26) H: 26-12; A: 22-14; N: 0-0 2/15/75 W A 2/28/76 W H 1/27/77 L A 1/6/78 W H 3/3/78 W H 12/6/78 W A 1/20/79 W H 11/14/79 W A 2/11/80 W H 3/5/80 L H 1/31/81 L A 2/16/81 L H 11/23/81 L H 2/15/82 W A 2/5/83 W H 3/5/83 W A 2/18/84 W H 3/3/84 W A 1/26/85 L A 2/23/85 L H 1/25/86 L H 2/22/86 L A 2/14/87 L A 3/3/87 L H 11/26/91 L A 1/13/92 L H 12/3/92 L A 12/30/92 L H 151

42 11/27/93 L H 12/4/93 L A 12/7/94 L A 12/17/94 L H 12/5/95 L (OT) A 12/22/95 L (2OT) H 11/28/96 W A 12/21/96 W H 11/26/97 W H 11/30/97 W A 12/12/98 W H 1/3/99 W A 11/21/99 W A 1/6/00 W H 11/28/00 W H 12/19/00 W A 11/20/01 W A 12/18/01 W H 12/3/02 W H 12/30/02 W A 12/14/03 W H 12/30/03 W A 11/20/04 W A 12/21/04 W H 12/21/05 W (3OT) A 1/1/06 W H 12/2/06 W H 12/19/06 W A 12/2/07 L A 12/21/07 W H 12/4/08 W H 12/20/08 W A 12/2/09 W A 12/20/09 W H 12/1/10 W A 12/30/10 W H 12/4/11 W H 12/30/11 W A 11/20/12 W H 12/18/12 W A 12/7/13 W H 12/7/14 L A 11/17/15 L A 12/20/15 L H 11/15/16 W H 11/30/16 L A NICHOLLS STATE (3-0) H: 3-0; A: 0-0; N: /24/00 W H 11/23/07 W H 11/24/15 W H NORFOLK STATE (1-0) 12/7/07 W H 1/21/84 W H 12/1/84 L A 1/19/85 W H 1/11/86 L H 11/23/91 L A 1/2/93 W H 11/29/93 L A 1/7/95 L H 1/6/96 L A 12/3/96 W H 11/14/98 W H 12/21/06 W H 11/24/09 W H 11/9/12 W H 12/21/14 W H NORTHERN COLORADO (4-4) H: 2-2; A: 2-2; N: 0-0 1/31/75 L A 1/22/76 L H 1/13/77 L A 11/26/77 W A 2/18/78 W A 2/23/79 W H 11/13/09 W H 12/15/11 L H NORTHERN NEW MEXICO (1-0) 1/29/17 W H NORTH TEXAS (3-3) H: 3-1; A: 0-2; N: /18/93 L H 11/24/95 L A 12/09/08 W H 12/4/98 W H 11/14/11 L A 11/23/12 W H NORTHWESTERN (2-0) 11/15/98 W H 11/11/07 W H NORTHWESTERN STATE (0-1) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: /28/98 L N NOTRE DAME (0-1) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-1 3/15/02 L N OHIO (1-0) H: 0-0; A: 1-0; N: 0-0 1/11/82 W A ORAL ROBERTS (3-3) H: 2-0; A: 0-1; N: /30/78 L A 11/23/79 W H 12/2/84 L N 1/1/00 W H 11/11/05 W H 3/23/15 L H OREGON (2-3) H: 0-1; A: 0-1; N: 1-0 1/9/79 L A 1/4/80 W N 1/2/85 L H 11/24/07 W H 3/23/10 L A OREGON STATE (1-4) H: 1-2; A: 0-2; N: 0-0 1/6/83 L A 12/19/86 L H 12/28/00 L A 12/2/01 L H 3/27/09 W H PACIFIC (1-1) H: 1-0; A: 0-1; N: /20/93 L A 11/9/01 W H PENN STATE (0-2) H: 0-1; A: 0-1; N: /19/80 L H 1/15/82 L A PEPPERDINE (2-2) H: 2-1; A: 0-0; N: /30/79 L N 3/12/99 W H 11/26/11 L (OT) H 12/12/15 W H PORTLAND (0-2) H: 0-1; A: 0-1; N: 0-0 1/4/94 L A 12/3/95 L PORTLAND STATE (2-0) H: 1-0; A: 1-0; N: /30/00 W A 12/15/01 W H PURDUE (0-2) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-2 3/22/81 L N 3/20/05 L N 152 NORTH CAROLINA A&T (1-0) 11/27/09 W H NORTH DAKOTA (1-0) 3/18/15 W H NORTH DAKOTA STATE (1-0) 12/10/05 W H NORTHERN ARIZONA (20-6) H: 15-2; A: 5-4; N: 0-0 2/13/75 W H 2/22/76 W A 2/11/77 W H 2/25/78 W H 3/3/79 W A 11/28/80 W H 11/27/81 W H 1/21/82 W A 12/3/82 W H 1/22/83 W A 11/26/83 W (OT) A OHIO STATE (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: 0-0 3/28/01 L H OKLAHOMA (2-9) H: 1-4; A: 1-4; N: 0-1 1/14/78 L N 12/2/78 W A 12/9/85 L H 12/1/86 L A 1/2/95 L A 11/28/95 W H 11/16/05 L H 12/30/05 L H 12/30/06 L A 12/12/10 L A 11/19/11 L H OKLAHOMA STATE (3-3) H: 1-0; A: 1-0; N: 0-1 1/4/86 L N 12/13/97 W H 11/23/04 W A 11/26/05 W H 11/18/09 L H 11/27/10 L (2OT) H NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 RICE (3-1) H: 2-0; A: 0-1; N: /17/82 W H 1/18/97 W (OT) H 2/13/97 L A 3/7/98 W N RICHMOND (0-1) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: /30/91 L N SACRAMENTO STATE (1-0) H: 1-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-) 11/21/15 W H SAINT BONAVENTURE (1-0) 12/21/01 W H SAINT JOSEPH'S (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: /26/16 L H SAINT MARY S, CALIF.(1-0) H: 0-0; A: 1-0; N: /30/96 W (OT) A

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44 154 2/15/97 W A 3/2/98 W N 11/25/16 L H UAB (1-0) 3/21/01 W H UCLA (2-0) H: 2-0; A: 0-0; N: /11/00 W H 12/9/06 W H UC IRVINE (1-0) 11/15/10 W H UC RIVERSIDE (1-1) H: 0-1; A: 1-0; N: 0-0 1/18/85 W A 11/29/15 L H UC SANTA BARBARA (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: 0-0 1/10/86 L H UMKC (0-1) H: 0-0; A: 0-0; N: /27/98 L N UNLV (23-33) H: 14-9; A: 8-23; N: 1-1 1/20/75 L A 2/18/77 L A 2/19/77 L A 12/2/77 L A 12/3/77 L A 1/12/79 L A 2/14/79 L H 12/13/79 W H 2/17/80 L H 2/6/81 L A 12/12/81 W H 1/5/84 L A 1/17/98 W A 2/15/98 W H 1/22/00 L H 2/19/00 L A 3/8/00 L A 1/18/01 W H 2/17/01 L A 1/6/02 L H 1/26/02 L A 2/1/03 W H 2/27/03 L A 1/31/04 W H 2/24/04 W A 1/27/05 L A 2/26/05 W H 3/11/05 W N 1/28/06 W H 3/2/06 L A 3/8/06 L N 1/27/07 W H 3/1/07 L A 3/7/07 W A 2/2/08 W H 3/4/08 W A 1/7/09 W H 2/7/09 L A 1/9/10 W A 2/10//10 L H 1/22/11 L H 2/23/11 W A 1/21/12 L H 2/18/12 L A 3/7/12 W A 1/9/13 L A 2/9/13 L H 3/14/13 W A 1/15/14 L A 2/19/14 W H 1/21/15 W H 2/21/15 L A 1/13/16 W H 2/3/16 L A 1/11/17 L A 2/1/17 L H USC (1-1) H: 1-0; A: 0-1; N: /23/02 L A 11/21/03 W H U.S. INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY (0-1) H: 0-0; A: 0-1; N: 0-0 1/10/85 L A UTAH (17-52) H: 13-18; A: 2-30; N: 2-2 2/21/75 L A 2/12/76 L H 12/11/76 L A 2/3/77 L A 3/4/77 L A 1/21/78 L A 3/10/78 L N 1/26/79 L H 2/1/80 L A 2/23/80 L H 1/17/81 L H 2/19/81 L A 1/2/82 L A 3/4/82 W H 1/27/83 L H 2/26/83 L A 1/26/84 W H 2/25/84 L A 2/2/85 W H 2/27/85 L A 2/1/86 L A 2/27/86 L H 2/17/87 L A 3/7/87 W H 2/8/92 L H 3/5/92 L A 1/16/93 L A 2/11/93 L H 1/29/94 L H 2/3/94 L A 1/26/95 L H 2/4/95 L A 2/3/96 L (OT) H 2/10/96 L A 3/8/96 W H 1/4/97 L (OT) H 1/30/97 L A 1/3/98 L A 1/29/98 W H 1/28/99 L A 2/27/99 W H 2/3/00 W (OT) H 3/2/00 L A 1/7/01 L H 3/3/01 L A 1/19/02 W H 2/14/02 L A 2/8/03 L (OT) A 3/6/03 W H 1/25/04 L A 2/19/04 W H 3/13/04 W N 1/22/05 W H 2/13/05 W A 3/12/05 W N 1/5/06 W H 2/4/06 L A 1/7/07 L H 2/8/07 W A 1/23/08 L A 2/23/08 L H 2/1/09 L H 3/4/09 L A 3/13/09 L N NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, /12/10 L A 2/13/10 L H 3/10/10 L (OT) N 1/19/11 L H 2/19/11 L A UTAH STATE (15-6) H: 8-2; A: 7-3; N: 0-1 2/8/75 L H 1/29/76 L A 1/20/77 W (2OT) A 2/28/77 W H 1/27/78 W H 2/3/79 W A 1/31/85 W H 3/2/85 W A 1/28/86 W A 2/15/86 W H 1/29/87 W H 2/21/87 W A 1/29/14 L H 2/26/14 L A 3/10/14 L N 1/10/15 W H 2/7/15 W A 1/9/16 L A 2/10/16 W H 1/4/17 W H 1/25/17 W A UTAH VALLEY (2-0) H: 2-0; A: 0-0; N: 0-0 1/13/05 W H 11/25/08 W H UT ARLINGTON (1-4) H: 1-2; A: 0-2; N: /13/91 L H 12/9/92 L A 12/7/93 L H 11/26/95 L (OT) A 12/7/96 W H UTEP (32-17) H: 21-5; A: 11-12; N: 0-0 2/14/75 W H 2/6/76 W H 1/28/77 W A 3/4/78 W A 1/19/79 W H 1/18/80 W A 2/27/80 W H 1/20/81 W H 2/10/81 L A 1/23/82 W A 2/6/82 W H 11/23/82 W H 3/3/83 W A 11/29/83 W A 12/10/83 W A 1/14/85 W H 2/21/85 W A 1/16/86 W H 2/11/86 L A 11/29/86 W H 2/12/87 L A 2/1/92 L A 2/27/92 L H 1/30/93 L A 2/27/93 W (OT) H 1/22/94 L H 3/5/94 L A 2/18/95 L A 3/1/95 L H 2/17/96 W H 2/28/96 W A 1/25/97 L A 2/20/97 W H 1/24/98 W (OT) H 2/19/98 L A 1/23/99 W H 2/20/99 W A

45 11/19/99 W H 12/28/99 W H 11/30/00 W H 11/23/01 W A 12/30/07 L H 12/16/08 W H 12/20/10 L A 12/10/11 L H 12/20/12 L A 12/14/14 W H 12/2/15 L A 12/11/16 W H UTPA (1-1) H: 1-1; A: 0-0; N: 0-1 2/18/86 W H 11/14/14 L N UTSA (2-0) H: 1-0; A: 1-0; N: /8/01 W A 12/8/02 W H VILLANOVA (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: /29/03 L H WASHINGTON (1-0) 3/14/99 W H WASHINGTON STATE (0-1) H: 0-0; A: 0-1; N: 0-0 1/3/83 L A WAYLAND BAPTIST (0-5) H: 0-2; A: 0-2; N: 0-1 2/17/79 L A 12/11/79 L H 11/21/80 L N 11/21/81 L N 1/16/84 L H WEBER STATE (8-3) H: 7-1; A: 1-2; N: 0-0 2/7/75 W H 1/31/76 L A 12/10/76 W H 1/22/77 W H 1/28/78 W H 3/11/78 W A 2/2/79 L A 11/20/00 W H 1/11/03 W H 11/27/12 W H 3/16/16 L H WESTERN CAROLINA (1-0) H: 0-0; A: 0-0 N: /28/14 W N WESTERN ILLINOIS (1-0) 12/23/00 W H WESTERN KENTUCKY (0-1) H: 0-1; A: 0-0; N: /16/97 L H WESTERN MICHIGAN (1-0) 11/9/07 W H WEST TEXAS A&M (5-2) H: 2-0; A: 3-2; N: /17/78 W H 11/17/79 W A 11/22/80 W A 11/20/81 W A 2/3/83 W H 1/18/84 L A 1/17/85 L A WEST VIRGINIA (0-2) H: 0-1 A: 0-1; N: 0-0 1/9/82 L A 3/22/08 L H WICHITA STATE (2-0) H: 1-0; A: 1-0; N: /22/97 W A 11/21/98 W H WILLIAM & MARY (2-0) H: 2-0; A: 0-0; N: /29/02 W H 11/28/08 W H WISCONSIN GREEN BAY (0-1) H: 0-0 A: 0-0; N: 0-1 3/18/07 L N WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE (2-0) H: 1-0; A: 1-0; N: 0-0 1/2/96 W A 11/26/13 W H WYOMING (39-33) H: 25-9; A: 11-24; N: 3-0 2/1/75 L A 1/24/76 W H 1/15/77 W A 2/3/78 W H 2/10/79 L A 1/11/80 L A 2/9/80 W H 1/12/81 L A 2/13/81 W H 1/30/82 W H 2/11/82 L A 2/10/83 L A 3/8/83 W H 2/11/84 W A 3/7/84 W H 2/7/85 W A 3/9/85 W H 2/6/86 W H 3/8/86 L A 2/5/87 L A 2/28/87 W H 1/25/92 L H 2/25/92 L A 2/6/93 L A 3/4/93 L H 1/15/94 L A 2/27/94 L H 1/14/95 L H 2/23/95 L A 1/13/96 L A 2/24/96 W (2OT) H 3/6/96 W H 1/11/98 W H 2/5/98 W A 1/27/00 W A 2/24/00 W H 1/25/01 W A 2/24/01 W H 2/2/02 W H 2/28/02 W A 1/25/03 L A 2/20/03 W H 2/7/04 W A 3/4/04 W H 3/12/04 W N 2/3/05 W H 3/5/05 W A 1/15/06 W H 2/15/06 L A 1/4/07 L A 2/4/07 W H 3/9/07 W N 1/9/08 L H 2/10/08 L A 2/4/09 L A 3/7/09 W H 1/16/10 W H 2/17/10 L A 1/8/11 L H 2/8/11 L A 3/9/11 W N 1/14/12 L H 2/11/12 W A 1/30/13 L H 3/2/13 L A 1/8/14 W H 2/5/14 L A 1/24/15 W H 3/6/15 W A 1/16/16 L A 1/21/17 L A 2/25/17 L H YALE (1-0) H: 0-0; A: 1-0; N: 0-0 1/4/87 W A YOUNGSTOWN STATE (1-0) 11/28/03 W H 155

46 ALL-TIME RESULTS 156 NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL All-Time Results (7-11, 5-8 Intermountain Conference) Head Coach: Kathy Marpe 1-10 Gallup L, Gallup L, at UNLV L, Colorado State* L, Colorado* W, at Northern Colorado* L, at Wyoming* L, Weber State* W, Utah State* L, Northern Arizona* W, Texas-El Paso* W, at State* W, Eastern L, at Utah* L, at BYU* L, Fort Bliss W, Arizona* L, Arizona State* W, *Intermountain Conference Game (9-8, 8-5 Intermountain Conference) Head Coach: Kathy Marpe 1-9 Eastern W, Eastern L, at Colorado State* W, at Colorado* W, Northern Colorado* L, Wyoming* W, at Utah State* L, at Weber State* L, Texas-El Paso* W, Eastern W, Utah* L, BYU* W, at Arizona* W, at Northern Arizona* W, at Arizona State* L, Gallup W, State* W, *Intermountain Conference Game (11-9, 9-4 Intermountain Conference, 1-1 post-season) Head Coach: Kathy Marpe Weber State W, at Utah L, at Northern Colorado* L, at Wyoming* W, at Utah State* W, (2 OT) 1-22 Weber State* W, at State* L, at Texas-El Paso* W, at Utah* L, at BYU* L, Arizona* W, Northern Arizona* W, Arizona State* W, at UNLV L, at UNLV L, Colorado State* W, Colorado* W, Utah State W, Utah** L, BYU** L, *Intermountain Conference Game ** AIAW Regional Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah (16-8, 11-2 Intermountain Conference) Head Coach: Kathy Marpe at Colorado W, at Northern Colorado W, at UNLV L, at UNLV L, at Fort Hays W, at Kansas State L, State W, Texas Tech (@ Las Cruces) L, Oklahoma (@ Las Cruces) L, at BYU* L, at Utah* L, Utah State* W, Weber State* W, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* W, Arizona* W, at Colorado* W, at Northern Colorado* W, Arizona State* W, Northern Arizona* W, State* W, at Texas-El Paso* W, Utah** L, at Weber State** W, *Intermountain Conference Game **AIAW Regional Tournament, Ogden, Utah (19-10, 9-3 Intermountain Conference) Head Coach: Kathy Marpe West Texas A&M W, Amarillo College W, Baylor W, Kansas State W, at Oral Roberts L, at Oklahoma W, at State W, Fort Hays W, at Seattle University L, (OT) 1-9 at Oregon L, at Nevada-Reno W, at UNLV L, Texas-El Paso* W, State* W, BYU* W, Utah* L, at Weber State* L, at Utah State* W, at Colorado State* W, at Wyoming* L, UNLV L, at Wayland Baptist L, Eastern W, Northern Colorado* W, Colorado* W, at Arizona* W, at Arizona State* W, at Northern Arizona* W, Colorado L, *Intermountain Conference Game (16-13, 5-5 Intermountain Conference) Head Coach: Kathy Marpe at State W, at Amarillo College W, at West Texas A&M W, Oral Roberts W, Kansas State L, at California W, Pepperdine (@Berkeley, Calif.) L, Nebraska (@Berkeley, Calif.) W, Wayland Baptist L, UNLV W, Nebraska-Omaha (@Wichita, Kan.) W, Oregon (@Wichita, Kan.) W, Kansas State (@Wichita, Kan.) W, at Wyoming* L, at Colorado State* W, at Texas-El Paso* W, Kansas State (@Lawrence, Kan.) L, Cheney State (@Lawrence, Kan.) L, at Utah* L, at BYU* L, Colorado State* W, Wyoming* W, State W, Tennessee Tech L, UNLV L, BYU* L, Utah* L, Texas-El Paso* W, State L, *Intermountain Conference Game (7-25, 2-8 Intermountain Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton 11-6 Amarillo L, Wayland Baptist (@Canyon, Texas) L, NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, W. Texas A&M (@Canyon, Texas) W, Northern Arizona W, Illinois L, CS-Los Angeles (@Berkeley, Calif.) W, at California L, Nebraska (@Berkeley, Calif.) L, Missouri (@Columbia, Mo.) L, Tennessee Tech (@Columbia, Mo.) L, Penn State L, Minnesota L, Illinois L, Arkansas L, at Wyoming* L, BYU* L, Utah* L, Texas-El Paso* W, at State L, Colo. Women s Coll. W, at UNLV L, Stephen F. Austin (@Las Vegas, Nev.) L, at Texas-El Paso* L, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* L, State L, at Utah* L, at BYU* L, at Colorado State* L, Hawaii (@ Alaska) L, at Alaska-Fairbanks W, Purdue (@ Alaska) L, *Intermountain Conference Game (15-13, 5-5 High Country Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton W. Texas A&M (@Canyon, Texas) W, Wayland Baptist (@Canyon, Texas) L, State L, Northern Arizona W, Arizona State L, Houston (@San Diego, Calif.) L, UNLV W, Colorado Women s College W, at Utah* L, at BYU* L, at West Virginia L, at Ohio University W, at Glenville State W, at Penn State L, Boston (@State College, Pa.) L, at Northern Arizona W, at Texas-El Paso* W, Colorado State* L, Wyoming* W, at Texas Tech L, Texas-El Paso* W, at Wyoming* L, at Colorado State* W, at State W, Adams State W, Eastern W, Utah* W, BYU* L, *High Country Conference Game (13-10, 6-6 High Country Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton Texas-El Paso* W, Missouri (@Plainview, Texas) L, Colo. College (@Plainview, Texas) W, Colo. College (@Plainview, Texas) W, Northern Arizona W, Rice W, at Eastern Washington L, at Washington State L, at Oregon State L, Highlands W, at Northern Arizona W, Utah* L, BYU* L, West Texas A&M W, State* W, at Wyoming* L, at Colorado State* L, at BYU* L, at Utah* L, at Texas-El Paso* W, 67-51

47 3-5 at State* W, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* W, *High Country Conference Game (16-11, 9-3 High Country Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton Colorado* L, at Northern Arizona W, (OT) Texas-El Paso* W, Oral Roberts Calif.) L, Colorado St. Calif.) W, at Texas-El Paso* W, Hardin Simmons W, Montana State Idaho) W, at Boise State L, at UNLV L, Cal-Poly Pomona Vegas, Nev.) L, Arizona St. Vegas, Nev.) L, Adams State W, Wayland Baptist L, at West Texas A&M L, Northern Arizona W, Utah* W, BYU* W, Highlands W, at Colorado State* L, at Wyoming* W, State* W, at BYU* L, at Utah* L, at State* W, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* W, *High Country Conference Game (15-12, 6-6 High Country Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton Fort Lewis College W, at Arizona State # W, Drake (@Tempe, Ariz.) L, at Colorado L, at Northern Arizona L, Hardin Simmons W, Oregon L, Nebraska W, at UC Riverside W, at USIU L, at Loyola Marymount W, Texas-El Paso W, at West Texas A&M L, Northern Arizona W, at State* L, Utah State* W, Utah* W, at Wyoming* W, at Colorado State* L, BYU* L, at Texas-El Paso W, State* L, at Utah* L, at BYU* L, at Utah State* W, (OT) 3-7 Colorado State* W, Wyoming* W, *High Country Conference Game (11-18, 5-7 High Country Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton at Minnesota L, Central Michigan (@ Minn.) L, Abilene Christian L, Oklahoma L, Southern Illinois L, Auburn (@ Hawaii) L, Oklahoma State (@ Hawaii) L, Cornell (@ Hawaii) L, at Hawaii-Pacific W, Cal-Santa Barbara L, Northern Arizona L, Southwest Texas State W, Texas-El Paso W, Adams State W, Cleveland State W, State* L, at Utah State* W, at BYU* L, at Utah* L, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* L, at Texas-El Paso L, Utah State* W, UT-Pan American W, at State* L, Utah* L, BYU* W, at Colorado State* W, at Wyoming* L, *High Country Conference Game (11-16, 5-7 High Country Conference) Head Coach: Doug Hoselton Texas-El Paso W, at Oklahoma L, at Southwest Texas State L, Eastern W, Southwest Missouri State L, Oregon State L, Southwest Texas L, Metro State W, at Yale W, at Loyola Marymount W, at San Diego L, at Nevada-Reno L, Southern Utah L, Adams State W, Utah State* W, BYU* L, at Wyoming* L, at Colorado State* L, at Texas-El Paso L, at State* L, at Utah* L, BYU* L, at Utah State* W, Colorado State* W, Wyoming* W, State* L, Utah* W, *High Country Conference Game (Program was dropped) (2-26, 0-14 WAC) Head Coach: Maureen Mo Eckroth at Northern Arizona L, at State L, at Arizona L, Richmond (@Tucson, Ariz.) L, at Arizona State L, Texas Tech L, Texas-Arlington L, Loyola Marymount W, at Colorado L, at Air Force L, Southern Utah W, State L, Highlands L, at San Diego State * L, Colorado State * L, Wyoming * L, at Creighton * L, at Texas-El Paso * L, BYU * L, Utah * L, San Diego State * L, at Colorado State* L, at Wyoming * L, Texas-El Paso * L, Creighton * L, at Utah * L, at BYU* L, Creighton** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah (5-22, 3-12 WAC) Head Coach Maureen Mo Eckroth 12-1 Colorado L, at State L, Air Force W, Arizona State L, at Texas-Arlington L, at Texas Tech L, San Diego L, State L, Northern Arizona W, at Southern Utah L, at Loyola Marymount L, at Brigham Young * L, at Utah * L, Fresno State * W, San Diego State * L, at Texas-El Paso* L, at Colorado State * L, at Wyoming * L, Utah * L, BYU* L, (OT) 2-18 at San Diego State * L, at Fresno State * L, at Highlands L, Texas-El Paso * W, (OT) 3-4 Wyoming * L, Colorado State * W, BYU** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah (2-26, 1-13 WAC) Head Coach: Maureen Mo Eckroth State L, at Northern Arizona L, at State L, Texas-Arlington L, Baylor L, North Texas L, at Pacific L, at Loyola Marymount L, at Montana State L, Arizona St. (@Bozeman, Mont.) L, at Portland L, Highlands W, at Colorado State * L, at Wyoming * L, Texas-El Paso * L, BYU* L, Utah * L, at Utah * L, at BYU* L, San Diego State * L, Fresno State * W, at Fresno State * L, at San Diego State * L, Colorado State * L, Wyoming * L, at Texas-El Paso * L, San Diego St.** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Salt Lake City, Utah (5-22, 2-12 WAC) Head Coach: Maureen Mo Eckroth at Hawai i L, Tennessee Tech (@Honolulu) L, Arizona (@Honolulu) L, Montana State W, Portland L, at State L, Highlands W, State L, Loyola Marymount W, at Oklahoma L, at Baylor L, Northern Arizona L, Colorado State * L, Wyoming * L, at San Diego State * L, at Fresno State * L, Utah * L, BYU* W, at BYU* L, at Utah * L, Fresno State * W, (OT) 2-11 San Diego State * L, at Texas-El Paso * L, at Wyoming * L, at Colorado State * L, Texas-El Paso * L, San Diego State** L, *WAC Games ALL-TIME RESULTS 157

48 ALL-TIME RESULTS 158 NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL **WAC Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M (14-15, 6-8 WAC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan at North Texas L, at Texas-Arlington L, (OT) Oklahoma W, Air Force W, Iowa State L, at State L, (OT) Southern Utah W, Fort Lewis W, State L, (2OT) at Marquette W, at Wisconsin-Milwaukee W, at Northern Arizona L, at Colorado State * L, at Wyoming * L, San Diego State * W, Fresno State * W, at Fresno State * L, at San Diego State * L, BYU* W, Utah * L, (OT) 2-8 at BYU* L, at Utah * L, Texas-El Paso * W, Colorado State * L, Wyoming * W, (2OT) 2-28 at Texas-El Paso * W, Wyoming** W, Utah** W, Colorado State** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M (18-10, 8-8 WAC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan at State W, Idaho (@St. Mary s) W, at St. Mary s ^ W, (OT) 12-3 Northern Arizona W, Denver W, Texas-Arlington W, at Arizona State W, Southern Utah W, State W, at Texas Tech L, BYU* W, Utah * L, (OT) 1-10 at TCU * L, at SMU * L, Tulsa * W, Rice * W, (OT) 1-25 at UTEP * L, at Utah * L, at BYU* L, SMU * W, TCU * W, at Rice * L, at Tulsa * W, UTEP * W, at Hawai i * W, Hawai i * L, Fresno State** W, San Diego State** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev (26-7, 10-4 WAC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan Santa Clara (NIT) W, #16 Western Kentucky (NIT) L, at Wichita State W, State W, Texas Southern W, at State W, Cal State Fullerton W, Kent State University W, Arizona State W, Oklahoma State W, #6 Texas Tech L, at Montana State W, at BYU* W, at #25 Utah * L, Colorado State * L, Wyoming * W, at Air Force * W, at UNLV * W, Texas-El Paso * W, (OT) 1-29 #9 Utah * W, BYU* W, at Wyoming * W, at Colorado State * L, Air Force * W, UNLV * W, at Texas-El Paso* L, TCU W, at TCU W, Tulsa ** W, #16 Hawai i** W, Colorado State** W, Rice** W, #25 Nebraska*** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. ***NCAA Tournament, Norfolk, Va (24-7, 12-2 WAC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan Northern Arizona W, Northwestern W, Montana State W, Wichita State W, Mo-K.C. (@Stillwater, Okla.) L, Northwestern St. (@Stillwater, Okla.) L, North Texas W, Northeast Louisiana W, State W, Houston W, at Texas Tech L, at State W, at San Diego State * W, at Hawai i * W, Fresno State * W, San Jose State * W, Texas-El Paso * W, at Utah * L, at BYU* L, San Diego State * W, Hawai i * W, at San Jose State * W, at Fresno State * W, at Texas-El Paso * W, BYU* W, Utah * W, TCU ** W, SMU** L, Pepperdine*** W, Washington*** W, Drake *** L, *WAC Games **WAC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. ***WNIT, Albuquerque, N.M (18-11, 9-5 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan at Texas-El Paso W, at State W, at #24 Arizona L, at Houston L, Texas Southern W, American W, Kentucky L, #12 Texas Tech L, Florida International W, Arkansas W, Texas-El Paso W, Oral Roberts W, State W, at Air Force* W, San Diego State* W, UNLV* L, at Wyoming* W, at Colorado State* L, Utah* W, (OT) 2-5 BYU* W, Air Force* W, at San Diego State* W, at UNLV* L, Wyoming* W, NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, Colorado State* W, at Utah* L, at BYU* L, UNLV** L, Long Beach State*** L, *MWC Games **MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. ***WNIT, Albuquerque, N.M (22-13, 8-6 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan #7 LSU L, UCLA W, Weber State W, Nicholls State W, #14 Mississippi State L, State W, UTEP W, at #8 Texas Tech L, vs. #18 Miami L, at State W, Temple W, Western Illinois W, at Oregon State L, at Portland State W, #25 Utah* L, at Air Force* W, UNLV* W, San Diego State* W, at Wyoming* W, at Colorado State* L, BYU* L, Air Force* W, at San Diego State* L, at UNLV* L, Colorado State* W, Wyoming* W, at BYU* W, at#13 Utah* L, vs. San Diego State** W, vs. Colorado State** L, Houston*** W, Arizona*** W, Alabama-Birmingham*** W, Hawai i*** W, Ohio State*** L, *MWC Games **MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. ***WNIT, Albuquerque, N.M (22-9, 10-4 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan 11-9 Pacific W, #12 Colorado L, at State W, at Texas-El Paso W, Arizona W, #8 Texas Tech W, Oregon State L, #17 at Texas L, at UT-San Antonio W, Portland State W, State W, St. Bonaventure W, Central Michigan W, Loyola Marymount W, UNLV* L, at Air Force* W, BYU* W, Utah* W, at San Diego State* W, at UNLV* L, #18 Colorado State* W, Wyoming* W, Air Force* W, at Utah* L, at BYU* W, San Diego State* W, at Wyoming* W, at #20 Colorado State* L, vs. San Diego State** W, vs. BYU** L, vs. Notre Dame*** L, *MWC Games **MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. ***NCAA Tournament, Knoxville, Tenn.

49 (24-9, 9-5 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan at USC L, at Cal State Fullerton W, William & Mary W, Kent State W, State W, #17/16 Texas W, Texas-San Antonio W, Dartmouth W, Memphis W, at #23/24 Arizona L, #17/17 Louisiana Tech L, at State W, Weber State W, Air Force* W, at Colorado State* L, at Wyoming* L, San Diego State* W, UNLV* W, at BYU* L, at Utah* L, OT 2-15 at Air Force* W, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* W, at UNLV* L, at San Diego State* W, RV/#25 Utah* W, BYU* W, vs. San Diego State** W, vs. Colorado State** W, vs. BYU** W, Miami*** W, OT 3-24 #13/13 Mississippi St.*** W, #7/8 Texas Tech*** L, *MWC Games **MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. ***NCAA Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M (23-8, 12-2 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan USC W, Cal State Fullerton W, Youngstown State W, Villanova L, Texas Southern W, Tennessee State W, South Carolina L, at San Francisco L, State W, Arizona L, at State W, at #3/3 Texas L, Highlands W, at Air Force* W, at BYU* W, at Utah* L, San Diego State* W, UNLV* W, at Colorado State* L, at Wyoming* W, Air Force* W, #25/RV Utah* W, BYU* W, at UNLV* W, at San Diego State* W, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* W, vs. Air Force** W, vs. Wyoming** W, vs. Utah** W, Florida*** L, *MWC Games **MWC Tournament, Denver, Colo. ***NCAA Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M (26-5, 12-2 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan at State W, at Oklahoma State W, Missouri W, Gonzaga W, No. 7/7 Texas L, Bowling Green W, San Diego W, NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL No. 23/25 Arizona State W, State W, San Francisco W, Morgan State W, at No. 11/11 Minnesota L, Utah Valley State W, Air Force* W, BYU* W, Utah* W, at UNLV* L, at San Diego State* W, Wyoming* W, Colorado State* W, at Air Force* W, at Utah* W, at BYU* L, San Diego State* W, UNLV* W, at Colorado State* W, at Wyoming* W vs San Diego State** W, vs UNLV** W, vs Utah** W, vs Purdue*** L, *MWC Games **MWC Tournament, Denver, Colo. ***NCAA Tournament, Knoxville, Tenn (22-10, 11-5 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan Oral Roberts (WNIT) W, California (WNIT) W, /25 Oklahoma (WNIT) L, at 12/12 Texas W, Marist W, Oklahoma State W, /10 Minnesota W, at 15/12 Arizona State L, Louisiana Monroe W, North Dakota State W, at State W, OT /20 Oklahoma L, State W, /22 Utah* W, at Colorado State* W, at TCU* L, Wyoming* W, at Air Force* W, San Diego State* W, UNLV* W, at 19/19 BYU* L, at Utah* L, Colorado State* W, TCU* W, at Wyoming* L, Air Force* W, at San Diego State* W, at UNLV* L, /16 BYU* W, vs. UNLV** L, vs. Florida*** W, vs. 10/14 Baylor*** L, WNIT Games in Albuquerque *MWC Games **MWC Tournament, Denver, Colo. ***NCAA Tournament, Tucson, Ariz (24-9, 11-5 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan vs. Florida Atlantic W, at #13/12 Arizona State L, vs. Nebraska L, #25/RV Texas W, Georgia Southern W, Siena W, State W, at Arizona W, Sam Houston State W, UCLA W, at State W, Northern Arizona W, vs. #8/7 Oklahoma L, at Wyoming* L, Utah* L, BYU* L, at Colorado State* W, Air Force* W, at TCU* L, UNLV* W, San Diego State* W, Wyoming* W, at Utah* W, at BYU* W, Colorado State* W, at Air Force* W, TCU* W, at UNLV* L, at San Diego State* W, vs. UNLV** W, vs. Wyoming** W, vs. BYU** W, vs. #21 UW Green Bay*** L, *MWC Games **MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev ***NCAA Tournament, Hartford, Conn (20-13, 9-7 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan 11-9 Western Michigan W, Dayton W, Northwestern W, at No. 12/15 California L, Nicholls State W, Oregon W, at State L, Norfolk State W, Towson W, Arizona L, No. 5/4 Stanford L, State W, UTEP L, No. 21/22 Wyoming* L, at San Diego State* W, TCU* L, at Air Force* W, at Utah* L, BYU* L, UNLV* W, at Colorado State* W, at No. 22/22 Wyoming* L, San Diego State* W, at TCU* L, OT 2-20 Air Force* W, No. 18/18 Utah* L, at BYU* W, at UNLV* W, Colorado State* W, vs. BYU! W, vs. Colorado State! W, vs. San Diego State! W, No. 17/18 West Virginia# L, *MWC Games! MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. #NCAA Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M (25-11, 9-7 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan Alcorn State W, Idaho State W, Depaul W, at No. 8/8 Stanford L, Utah Valley W, William & Mary W, Nebraska W, State W, North Texas W, Texas Tech W, UTEP W, at State W, at No. 3/3 Texas A&M L, UNLV* W, at Air Force* W, at BYU* W, San Diego State* L, TCU* W, at Colorado State* W, Utah* L, at Wyoming* L, at UNLV* L, Air Force* W, BYU* W, ALL-TIME RESULTS 159

50 ALL-TIME RESULTS 160 NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL 2-21 at San Diego State* L, at TCU* L, Colorado State* W, at Utah* L, Wyoming* W, vs. Air Force! W, vs. Colorado State! W, vs. Utah! L, Southern# W, Nebraska# W, Oregon State# W, Kansas# L, *MWC Games! MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev. #WNIT Tournament, Albuquerque/Rio Rancho (19-13, 9-7 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan Northern Colorado W, Florida Gulf Coast W, Oklahoma State L, Northern Arizona W, North Carolina A&T W, Toledo L, at State W, at Texas Tech L, at Arizona W, Loyola Marymount W, State W, /10 Texas A&M L, San Diego State* L, at UNLV* W, at Utah* L, Wyoming* W, Air Force* W, at Colorado State* L, at BYU* W, /21 TCU* W, at San Diego State* W, UNLV* L, Utah* L, at Wyoming* L, at Air Force* W, Colorado State* W, BYU* W, at TCU* L, vs. Colorado State! W, vs. Utah! L, OT 3-17 SMU# W, at Oregon^ L, *MWC Games! MWC Tournament, Las Vegas # WNIT Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M. ^ WNIT Tournament, Eugene, Ore (13-18, 5-11 MWC) Head Coach: Don Flanagan vs. Texas Tech L, vs. UC Irvine W, vs. California W, (2OT) vs. San Francisco W, vs. Oklahoma State L, (2OT) at State W, vs. Lamar (@Arizona State) W, at Arizona State L, vs. Arizona L, at Oklahoma L, at UTEP L, vs. State W, vs. Wyoming * L, at Colorado State * L, at San Diego State * L, vs. Utah * L, vs. UNLV * L, at TCU * W, at BYU L, vs. Air Force * W, at Wyoming * L, vs. Colorado State * W, vs. San Diego State * L, at Utah * L, at UNLV * W, vs. TCU * L, vs. BYU * L, at Air Force * W, (OT) 3-8 vs. San Diego State! W, vs. Wyoming! W, vs. TCU! L, *MWC Games! MWC Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev (11-20, 3-11 MWC) Head Coach: Yvonne Sanchez at Texas Tech L, at North Texas L, Oklahoma L, Eastern W, Morehead State W, Pepperdine L, (OT) 12-1 Loyola Marymount L, State W, UTEP L, Northern Colorado L, at Houston Baptist W, at Arizona L, at State W, Houston W, at Boise State* L, Wyoming* L, at San Diego State* L, UNLV* L, at Colorado State* L, at TCU* L, Air Force* W, Boise State* L, at Wyoming* W, San Diego State* L, at UNLV* L, Colorado State* W, TCU* L, at Air Force* L, vs. UNLV! W, vs. Boise State! W, vs. San Diego State! L, *MWC Games! MWC Tournament, Las Vegas (17-14, 8-8 MW) Head Coach: Yvonne Sanchez 11-9 Northern Arizona W, Texas Tech W, Houston Baptist W, State W, North Texas W, #8 Georgia L, Weber State W, at Houston L, Cal State Fullerton W, Arizona L, at State W, at UTEP L, at #23 Colorado L, at UNLV* L, at Fresno State* L, Boise State* W, at Colorado State* W, San Diego State* L, Wyoming* L, at Nevada* W, at Air Force* W, UNLV* L, Fresno State* L, at Boise State* W, Colorado State* W, at San Diego State* L, at Wyoming* L, Nevada* W, Air Force* W, vs. UNLV! W, vs. San Diego State! L, *MWC Games! MWC Tournament, Las Vegas (11-19, 6-12 MW) Head Coach: Yvonne Sanchez 11-9 Loyola Marymount W at Texas Tech L, (RV) Texas L, #16 Colorado L, Wisconsin-Milwaukee W, Binghamton L, Southeast Missouri W, State W, NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, at #6 Stanford L, vs. Western Carolina$ W, at Miami$ L, at Colorado State* L, Wyoming* W, San Jose State* W, at UNLV* L, Fresno State* L, at Boise State* L, Colorado State* L, Utah State* L, vs. San Jose State*^ W, at Wyoming* L, Boise State* L, at Nevada* L, UNLV* W, at San Diego State* L, at Utah State* L, Nevada* L, at Air Force* W, San Diego State* W, vs. Utah State! L, *MWC Games! MWC Tournament, Las Vegas $ Miami Hurricane Holiday Tournament ^ Played at DeAnza College (Cupertino Calif.) (21-13, 14-4 MW) Head Coach: Yvonne Sanchez vs. UTPA$ L, vs. 5/5 Texas A&M$ L, at 18/18 DePaul$ L, /1 Stanford L, Boston U. W, UC Riverside L, at 4/4 Texas L, at State L, UTEP W, Cal Poly (SLO) W, Northern Arizona W, at Fresno State* L, at Colorado State* L, San Diego State* W, Utah State* W, at Air Force* W, at Boise State* L, UNLV* W, Wyoming* W, at San José State* W, Air Force* W, at Utah State* W, Colorado State* W, Nevada* W, at San Diego State* W, at UNLV* L, Boise State* W, Fresno State* W, at Wyoming* W, vs. San Diego State! W, vs. Fresno State! W, vs. Boise State! L, North Dakota# W, Oral Roberts# L, $ Maggie Dixon Classic, Chicago, Ill. *MWC Games! MWC Tournament, Las Vegas # WBI Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M. (Johnson Center) (17-15, 9-9 MW) Head Coach: Yvonne Sanchez Houston Baptist W, at State L, Sacramento State W, Nicholls State W, Southern Utah$ W, Duquesne$ L, UTEP L, at SMU W, Pepperdine W, at Minnesota W, State L, at Nevada* W, Fresno State* L, (2OT) 1-9 at Utah State* L, UNLV* W, at Wyoming* L, 66-48

51 ALL-TIME RESULTS 1-23 San Jose State* W, at Air Force* W, Boise State* L, at UNLV* L, San Diego State* L, Utah State* W, at San Jose State* L, at Boise State* W, Air Force* W, Colorado State* L, at Fresno State* L, at San Diego State* W, Nevada* W, San Jose State! W, Colorado State! L, Weber State# L, $ UNM Thanksgiving Tournament (WisePies Arena) *MWC Games! MWC Tournament, Las Vegas # WBI Tournament, Albuquerque, N.M. (Johnson Center) (15-15, 10-8 MW) Head Coach: Mike Bradbury Fairleigh Dickinson W, State W, at Texas Tech L, Tulsa$ L, Saint Joseph's$ L, at State L, SMU W, Minnesota L, UTEP W, at Marquette L, at Fresno State* W, San Diego State* W, Utah State* W, at Nevada* W, at UNLV* L, Colorado State* L, Boise State* W, at Wyoming* L, at Utah State* W, Nevada* W, Northern W, UNLV* L, at San José State* W, Air Force* W, at Boise State* L, Fresno State* W, at Colorado State* L, Wyoming* L, at San Diego State* L, vs. Boise State! L, $ UNM Thanksgiving Tournament (WisePies Arena) *MWC Games! MWC Tournament, Las Vegas 161

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL Overall Conference Year Coach Won Lost Pct. Won Lost Pct. 1974-75 Kathy Marpe 7 11.

692 1977-78 Kathy Marpe 16 8.667 Intermountain 11 2.846 1978-79 Kathy Marpe 19 10.655 Intermountain 9 3.750 1979-80 Kathy Marpe 16 13.

500 1982-83 Doug Hoselton 13 10.583 High Country 4 6.400 1983-84 Doug Hoselton 16 11.592 High Country 7 3.700 1984-85 Doug Hoselton 15 12.

416 1987-91 Program was dropped 1991-92 Maureen Eckroth 2 26.071 Western Athletic 0 14.000 1992-93 Maureen Eckroth 5 22.

185 Western Athletic 2 12.142 1995-96 Don Flanagan 14 15.482 Western Athletic 6 8.428 1996-97 Don Flanagan 18 10.642 Western Athletic 8 8.

857 1999-00 Don Flanagan 18 11.620 Mountain West 9 5.642 2000-01 Don Flanagan 22 13.628 Mountain West 8 6.571 2001-02 Don Flanagan 22 9.

857 2004-05 Don Flanagan 26 5.839 Mountain West 12 2.857 2005-06 Don Flanagan 22 10.688 Mountain West 11 5.688 2006-07 Don Flanagan 24 9.

562 2009-10 Don Flanagan 19 13.594 Mountain West 9 7.562 2010-11 Don Flanagan 13 18.419 Mountain West 5 11.313 2011-12 Yvonne Sanchez 11 20.

334 2014-15 Yvonne Sanchez 21 13.618 Mountain West 14 4.778 2015-16 Yvonne Sanchez 17 15.531 Mountain West 9 9.

52 ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS NEW MEXICO women s BASKETBALL Overall Conference Year Coach Won Lost Pct. Won Lost Pct Kathy Marpe Intermountain Kathy Marpe Intermountain Kathy Marpe Intermountain Kathy Marpe Intermountain Kathy Marpe Intermountain Kathy Marpe Intermountain Doug Hoselton High Country Doug Hoselton High Country Doug Hoselton High Country Doug Hoselton High Country Doug Hoselton High Country Doug Hoselton High Country Doug Hoselton High Country Program was dropped Maureen Eckroth Western Athletic Maureen Eckroth Western Athletic Maureen Eckroth Western Athletic Maureen Eckroth Western Athletic Don Flanagan Western Athletic Don Flanagan Western Athletic Don Flanagan Western Athletic Don Flanagan Western Athletic Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Don Flanagan Mountain West Yvonne Sanchez Mountain West Yvonne Sanchez Mountain West Yvonne Sanchez Mountain West Yvonne Sanchez Mountain West Yvonne Sanchez Mountain West Mike Bradbury Mountain West Kathy Marpe (6 years) Doug Hoselton (7 years) Maureen Eckroth (4 years) Don Flanagan (16 years) Yvonne Sanchez (5 years) Mike Bradbury (1 year) 162 NCAA Tournament Appearances 1998, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008

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