2008-09 PAC-10 AWARDS ALL-PAC-10 FIRST TEAM Name Year Pos. School Jr. F/C Alexis Gray-Lawson Jr. G Ify Ibekwe So. F Arizona Briann January Sr. G Arizona State Sr. F/C ALL-PAC-10 SECOND TEAM Name Year Pos. School Doreena Campbell So. G UCLA Jillian Harmon Sr. F Camille LeNoir Sr. G USC Jeanette Pohlen So. G Dymond Simon Jr. G Arizona State ALL-PAC-10 THIRD TEAM Name Year Pos. School Brittney Davis Sr. G Oregon State Micaela Cocks Jr. G Oregon Briana Gilbreath Fr. G USC Devanei Hampton Sr. F/C Kayla Pedersen So. F PAC-10 Player of the Year, PAC-10 Freshman of the Year Briana Gilbreath, USC PAC-10 Defensive Player of the Year Briann January, Arizona State PAC-10 Coach of the Year Tara VanDerveer, HONORABLE MENTION (Received votes) April Cook (WSU, Fr., G); Sybil Dosty (ASU, Sr., C); Mercedes Fox-Griffin (OSU, Sr., G); Taylor Lilley (ORE, Jr., G); Amina Njonkou (ARIZ, Sr., F); Nadia Parker (USC, Sr., C); Jazmine Perkins (WSU, Fr., G); Talisa Rhea (OSU, So., G); Erica Tukiainen (UCLA, Jr., G); Natasha Vital (CAL, Jr., G); Sami Whitcomb (WASH, Jr., G/F) PAC-10 ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Name Pos. School Courtney Clements F Arizona Briana Gilbreath G USC Atonye Nyingifa G/F UCLA Nnemkadi Ogwumike F Jazmine Perkins G Washington State HONORABLE MENTION (Received Votes) April Cook (WSU, G); Ashley Corral (USC, G); Jasmin Holliday (ORE, F); Amanda Johnson (ORE, F); Kristi Kingma (WASH, G/F) PAC-10 ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM Name Year Pos. School Mercedes Fox-Griffin Sr. G Oregon State Jillian Harmon Sr. F Ify Ibekwe So. F Arizona Briann January Sr. G Arizona State Sr. F/C HONORABLE MENTION (Received Votes) Brittney Davis (OSU, R-Sr., G); Sybil Dosty (ASU, Sr., C); Briana Gilbreath (USC, Fr., G); Rosalyn Gold- Onwude (STAN, R-Jr., G); Heather Oliver (USC, Jr., G); Jazmine Perkins (WSU, Fr., G); Natasha Vital (CAL, Jr., G); Sami Whitcomb (WASH, Jr., G/F) POSTSEASON HONORS STATE FARM WADE TROPHY Preseason Watch List Devanei Hampton Kayla Pedersen Finalists JOHN R. WOODEN AWARD Preseason Devanei Hampton Midseason Finalists ESPN.com PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN (2nd team) NAISMITH TROPHY Preseason Ify Ibekwe Arizona COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT Katie Appleton (3rd team) WSU Kate Englebrecht (2nd team) Arizona St. Talisa Rhea (2nd team) Oregon State ESPN.com ALL-AMERICAN (2nd team) WBCA REGION 8 ALL-AMERICAN Briann January Arizona State WBCA REGION 8 COACH OF THE YEAR Tara VanDerveer WBCA ALL-AMERICA TEAM FINALISTS Briann January Arizona State ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-AMERICAN, Second team, Third Team Alexis Gray-Lawson, Cal HM Briann January, Arizona State HM Ify Ibekwe, Arizona HM STATE FARM/WBCA ALL-AMERICAN USBWA ALL-AMERICAN 2008-09 PAC-10 ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM FIRST TEAM SCHOOL GPA MAJOR Sybil Dosty Arizona State 4.05 Liberal Studies Kate Engelbrecht Arizona State 3.75 Kinesiology Lauren Greif 3.57 Psychology Talisa Rhea Oregon State 3.54 Exercise & Sport Science Allison Taka UCLA 3.72 Sociology SECOND TEAM SCHOOL GPA MAJOR Katie Appleton Washington State 3.41 Movement Studies Kezia Kelly Washington State 3.65 Psychology Danielle Orsillo Arizona State 3.46 Communication Erica Tukiainen UCLA 3.39 French Sami Whitcomb Washington 3.38 History HONORABLE MENTION, Jr., STAN; Kelsey Adrian, So., CAL; Michelle Augustavo, Sr., WASH; Katie Calderwood, So., WSU; Micaela Cocks, Jr., ORE; Mercedes Fox-Griffin, Sr., OSU; Rosalyn Gold-Onwude, Jr., STAN; Jillian Harmon, Sr., STAN; Faihza Hill, So., ARIZ; Kari LaPlante, So., USC; Camille LeNoir, Sr., USC; Ellie Manou, So., ORE; Sara Mosiman, Jr., WASH; Sarah Morton, So., WASH; Kayli Murphy, Jr., ASU; Amina Njonkou, Sr., ARIZ; Kayla Pedersen, So., STAN; Jeanette Pohlen, So., STAN; Kirsten Thompson, Sr., ASU 92
CURRENT PAC-10 NCAA POSTSEASON BERTHS... 22 Washington... 15 USC... 14 Oregon... 11 Arizona State... 10 UCLA...8...7 Arizona...6 Oregon State...5 Washington State...1 PAC-10 NCAA PARTICIPANTS 2009...3 (STAN, CAL, ASU) 2008...3 (STAN, CAL, ASU) 2007...4 (ASU, CAL, STAN, WASH) 2006...6 (STAN, ASU, CAL, UCLA, USC, WASH) 2005...5 (STAN, ASU, ORE, USC, ARIZ) 2004...3 (STAN, ARIZ, UCLA) 2003... 3 (STAN, ARIZ, WASH) 2002...2 (STAN, ASU) 2001...4 (WASH, ASU, STAN, ORE) 2000...4 (ORE, ARIZ, STAN, UCLA) 1999...4 (ORE, UCLA, STAN, ARIZ) 1998...4 (ARIZ, ORE, STAN, WASH) 1997...5 (ARIZ, ORE, STAN, USC, WASH) 1996...3 (ORE, OSU, STAN) 1995... 5 (ORE, OSU, STAN, USC, WASH) 1994... 5 (ORE, OSU, STAN, USC, WASH) 1993...4 (CAL, STAN USC, WASH) 1992...5 (ASU, CAL, STAN, UCLA, USC) 1991... 4 (STAN, USC, WASH, WSU) 1990...4 (CAL, STAN, UCLA, WASH) 1989...2 (STAN, WASH) 1988... 3 (STAN, USC, WASH) 1987...3 (ORE, USC, WASH) 1986...2 (USC, WASH) 1985...3 (UCLA, USC, WASH) 1984...3 (ORE, OSU, USC) 1983...4 (ASU, OSU, UCLA, USC) 1982...4 (ASU, ORE, STAN, USC) PAC-10 NIT PARTICIPANTS 2009...1 (OSU) 2008... 0 2007...1 (ORE) 2006...1 (OSU) 2004...3 (OSU, WASH, ASU) 2003...2 (OSU, ASU) 2002...4 (WASH, USC, OSU, ORE-Champion) 2001...2 (OSU, ARIZ) 2000...2 (ASU, USC) 1999...1 (WASH) 1996... 1 (ARIZ - Champion) 1989...1 (ORE - Champion) 1987...1 (CAL - Runner-up) 1984...1 (CAL) 1982...1 (OSU - Champion) 1981...2 (ASU - Runner-up, CAL) 1980...1 (OSU - Champion) 1979...2 (CAL, ORE) 2008-09 PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Nov. 17... Talisa Rhea, Oregon State Nov. 24..., Dec. 1..., Dec. 8..., Dec. 15... Ify Ibekwe, Arizona Dec. 22...Alex Mitchell, Oregon State Dec. 29..., Jan. 5...Brynn Cameron, USC Jan. 12...Doreena Campbell, UCLA Jan. 19...Alexis Gray-Lawson, Jan. 26..., Feb. 2...Dymond Simon, Arizona State Feb. 9...Camille LeNoir, USC Feb. 16..., Feb. 23..., Mar. 2...Kayla Pedersen, Mar. 9...Jeannette Pohlen, DOUBLE-DOUBLES Player... Career... 2008-09 Ify Ibekwe, ARIZ......22... 16, STAN......32... 15, CAL......45... 13 Kayla Pedersen, STAN......14... 7 Nnemkadi Ogwumike, STAN...6... 6 Devanei Hampton, CAL......29... 5 Amina Njonkou, ARIZ......18.... 4 Sybil Dosty, ASU......9... 4 Beatrice Bofia, ARIZ...... 5... 3 Chinyere Ibekwe, UCLA......4... 3 Tiffany Ducker, OSU......6...... 2 Nadia Parker, USC......6...... 2 Ellie Manou, ORE......3... 2 Alex Mitchell, OSU...3... 2 Heather Molzen, WSU......3... 2 Briana Gilbreath, USC...2... 2 Alexis Gray-Lawson, CAL......*2...*2 Atonye Nyingifa, UCLA......2... 2 Jillian Harmon, STAN......6... 1 Sarah Boothe, STAN...1... 1 Lauren Greif, CAL......1... 1 Amanda Johnson, ORE......1... 1 Kayli Murphy, ASU......1... 1 Heidi McNeill, WASH...1... 1 Christina Nzekwe, UCLA...1... 1 Jazmine Perkins, WSU......1... 1 Christina Rozier, WASH......1... 1 Lauren Lacey, ASU......4... 0 Rama N diaye, CAL...... 4... 0 Ebonee Coates, WSU......2... 0 Ellyce Ironmonger, ORE......2... 0 Katie Appleton, WSU......1... 0 Nicole Canepa, ORE......1... 0 Mercedes Fox-Griffin, OSU......*2... 0 Sami Whitcomb, WASH......1... 0 *includes pts/ast 20-POINT GAMES, CAL...... 20, STAN...... 10 Ify Ibekwe, ARIZ......... 9 Brittney Davis, OSU...... 8 Doreena Campbell, UCLA......... 5 Micaela Cocks, ORE... 5 April Cook, WSU...... 5 Talisa Rhea, OSU...... 5 Sami Whitcomb, WASH...... 5 Alexis Gray-Lawson, CAL...... 4 Kayla Pedersen, STAN...... 4 Briann January, ASU...... 4 Taylor Lilley, ORE...... 4 Camille LeNoir, USC...... 3 Dymond Simon, ASU... 3 Courtney Clements, ARIZ... 2 Briana Gilbreath, USC... 2 Alex Mitchell, OSU... 2 Jazmine Perkins, WSU...... 2 Erica Tukiainen, UCLA...... 2 Natasha Vital, CAL...... 2 Brynn Cameron, USC...... 1 Ashley Corral, USC...... 1 Devanei Hampton, CAL...... 1 Kristi Kingma, WASH...... 1 Ellie Manou, ORE...... 1 Laura McLellan, WASH... 1 Casey Morris, CAL...... 1 Nnemkadi Ogwumike, STAN... 1 Nadia Parker, USC...... 1 Jeanette Pohlen, STAN...... 1 Talisa Rhea, OSU...... 1 Reiko Thomas, ARIZ...... 1 30-POINT GAMES, CAL......4, STAN......1 Alexis Gray-Lawson, CAL..... 1 Talisa Rhea, OSU...... 1 40-POINT GAMES, STAN....1 Talisa Rhea, OSU...... 1 93
2008-09 PAC-10 CONFERENCE STATS (INCLUDING ALL GAMES) SCORING Player-Team YR G FG 3FG FT PTS AVG 1. Walker, Ashley-CAL SR 34 264 13 131 672 19.8 2. Appel, Jayne-STAN JR 38 251 0 111 613 16.1 3. Ibekwe, Ify-ARIZ SO 29 173 1 109 456 15.7 4. Davis, Brittney-OSU SR 32 140 55 130 465 14.5 5. Cook, April-WSU FR 29 146 43 70 405 14.0 6. Perkins, Jazmine-WSU FR 30 168 39 38 413 13.8 7. Simon, Dymond-ASU JR 29 136 37 90 399 13.8 8. Rhea, Talisa-OSU SO 32 155 64 59 433 13.5 9. Cocks, Micaela-ORE JR 30 131 68 74 404 13.5 10. LeNoir, Camille-USC SR 32 152 40 79 423 13.2 STEALS Player-Team YR G STL AVG 1. Whitcomb, Sami-WASH JR 30 68 2.27 2. Perkins, Jazmine-WSU FR 30 63 2.10 3. January, Briann-ASU SR 35 73 2.09 4. Ibekwe, Ify-ARIZ SO 29 60 2.07 5. Fox-Griffin, Cedes-OSU SR 32 52 1.63 Gilbreath, Briana-USC FR 32 52 1.63 7. LeNoir, Camille-USC SR 32 51 1.59 8. Greif, Lauren-CAL JR 34 50 1.47 9. Harmon, Jillian-STAN SR 36 52 1.44 10. Walker, Ashley-CAL SR 34 49 1.44 REBOUNDING Player-Team YR G OFF DEF TOT AVG 1. Ibekwe, Ify-ARIZ SO 29 106 230 336 11.6 2. Appel, Jayne-STAN JR 38 129 220 349 9.2 3. Walker, Ashley-CAL SR 34 111 182 293 8.6 4. Pedersen, Kayla-STAN SO 38 84 211 295 7.8 5. Njonkou, Amina-ARIZ SR 31 109 117 226 7.3 6. Ducker, Tiffany-OSU SR 32 74 150 224 7.0 7. Dosty, Sybil-ASU SR 35 90 144 234 6.7 8. Hampton, Devanei-CAL SR 31 45 153 198 6.4 9. Ibekwe, Chinyere-UCLA SR 30 72 114 186 6.2 10. Ogwumike, Nnemkadi-STAN FR 38 103 128 231 6.1 FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 3.0 made per game) Player-Team YR G FG FGA Pct 1. Ogwumike, Nnemkadi-STAN FR 38 161 256.629 2. Appel, Jayne-STAN JR 38 251 417.602 3. Dosty, Sybil-ASU SR 35 123 222.554 4. Walker, Ashley-CAL SR 34 264 477.553 5. Mitchell, Alex-OSU SO 32 129 249.518 6. Parker, Nadia-USC SR 25 109 217.502 7. Lacey, Lauren-ASU SR 35 112 230.487 8. Njonkou, Amina-ARIZ SR 31 105 220.477 9. Harmon, Jillian-STAN SR 36 142 298.477 10. Oliver, Heather-USC JR 32 98 207.473 ASSISTS Player-Team YR G AST AVG 1. January, Briann-ASU SR 35 167 4.77 2. Fox-Griffin, Cedes-OSU SR 32 131 4.09 3. Frazier, Ashley-ARIZ JR 31 125 4.03 4. LeNoir, Camille-USC SR 32 126 3.94 5. Pohlen, Jeanette-STAN SO 38 146 3.84 6. Campbell, Doreena-UCLA SO 30 112 3.73 7. Vital, Natasha-CAL JR 34 112 3.29 8. Simon, Dymond-ASU JR 29 95 3.28 9. Gray-Lawson, Alexis-CAL JR 34 102 3.00 10. Davis, Brittney-OSU SR 32 95 2.97 FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) Player-Team YR G FTM FTA Pct 1. Fox-Griffin, Cedes-OSU SR 32 81 90.900 2. Simon, Dymond-ASU JR 29 90 102.882 3. Cocks, Micaela-ORE JR 30 74 86.860 4. January, Briann-ASU SR 35 101 121.835 5. Thomas, Reiko-ARIZ FR 30 94 115.817 6. Campbell, Doreena-UCLA SO 30 103 129.798 7. Davis, Brittney-OSU SR 32 130 163.798 8. LeNoir, Camille-USC SR 32 79 101.782 9. Whitcomb, Sami-WASH JR 30 71 92.772 10. Walker, Ashley-CAL SR 34 131 172.762 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT Player-Team YR G 3FG 3FA AVG 1. January, Briann-ASU SR 35 65 145.448 2. Oliver, Heather-USC JR 32 47 112.420 3. LeNoir, Camille-USC SR 32 40 101.396 4. Cocks, Micaela-ORE JR 30 68 173.393 5. Vital, Natasha-CAL JR 34 43 110.391 6. Simon, Dymond-ASU JR 29 37 97.381 7. Gray-Lawson, Alexis-CAL JR 34 46 121.380 8. Orsillo, Danielle-ASU JR 35 37 98.378 9. Greif, Lauren-CAL JR 34 39 104.375 10. Pohlen, Jeanette-STAN SO 38 83 222.374 BLOCKED SHOTS Player-Team YR G BLK AVG 1. Appel, Jayne-STAN JR 38 70 1.84 2. Ibekwe, Ify-ARIZ SO 29 52 1.79 3. Dosty, Sybil-ASU SR 35 48 1.37 4. Parker, Nadia-USC SR 25 31 1.24 5. Walker, Ashley-CAL SR 34 35 1.03 6. Ducker, Tiffany-OSU SR 32 32 1.00 7. Coates, Ebonee-WSU SR 30 29 0.97 8. Tobin, Becca-ASU SO 35 32 0.91 9. Gilbreath, Briana-USC FR 32 28 0.88 10. Ibekwe, Chinyere-UCLA SR 30 21 0.70 ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (Min. 3.0 assists/game) Player-Team YR G AST AVG TURN AVG RATIO 1. January, Briann-ASU SR 35 167 4.8 80 2.3 2.09 2. Pohlen, Jeanette-STAN SO 38 146 3.8 85 2.2 1.72 3. Gray-Lawson, Alexis-CAL JR 34 102 3.0 67 2.0 1.52 4. Fox-Griffin, Cedes-OSU SR 32 131 4.1 90 2.8 1.46 5. LeNoir, Camille-USC SR 32 126 3.9 95 3.0 1.33 6. Campbell, Doreena-UCLA SO 30 112 3.7 91 3.0 1.23 7. Vital, Natasha-CAL JR 34 112 3.3 98 2.9 1.14 8. Simon, Dymond-ASU JR 29 95 3.3 88 3.0 1.08 9. Frazier, Ashley-ARIZ JR 31 125 4.0 120 3.9 1.04 MINUTES PLAYED Player-Team YR G MIN AVG 1. Frazier, Ashley-ARIZ JR 31 1229 39.65 2. Cocks, Micaela-ORE JR 30 1108 36.93 3. Ibekwe, Ify-ARIZ SO 29 1008 34.76 4. Fox-Griffin, Cedes-OSU SR 32 1098 34.31 5. Thomas, Reiko-ARIZ FR 30 973 32.43 6. Pohlen, Jeanette-STAN SO 38 1212 31.89 7. Rhea, Talisa-OSU SO 32 1020 31.88 8. Walker, Ashley-CAL SR 34 1082 31.82 9. Greif, Lauren-CAL JR 34 1071 31.50 10. Vital, Natasha-CAL JR 34 1053 30.97 94
SCORING OFFENSE TEAM G PTS AVG 1. 38 2893 76.1 2. USC 32 2334 72.9 3. Arizona State 35 2428 69.4 4. 34 2283 67.1 5. UCLA 31 2065 66.6 6. Oregon State 32 2032 63.5 7. Washington State 30 1787 59.6 8. Washington 30 1768 58.9 9. Arizona 31 1786 57.6 10. Oregon 30 1699 56.6 SCORING DEFENSE TEAM G PTS AVG 1. 34 1864 54.8 2. 38 2120 55.8 3. Oregon State 32 1791 56.0 4. Arizona State 35 1974 56.4 5. UCLA 31 1909 61.6 6. Arizona 31 1911 61.6 7. Washington State 30 2011 67.0 8. Oregon 30 2016 67.2 9. USC 32 2211 69.1 10. Washington 30 2090 69.7 SCORING MARGIN TEAM G OFF DEF Margin 1. 38 76.1 55.8 +20.3 2. Arizona State 35 69.4 56.4 +13.0 3. 34 67.1 54.8 +12.3 4. Oregon State 32 63.5 56.0 +7.5 5. UCLA 31 66.6 61.6 +5.0 6. USC 32 72.9 69.1 +3.8 7. Arizona 31 57.6 61.6-4.0 8. Washington State 30 59.6 67.0-7.5 9. Oregon 30 56.6 67.2-10.6 10. Washington 30 58.9 69.7-10.7 FREE THROW PERCENTAGES TEAM G FTM FTA PCT 1. Oregon State 32 462 621.744 2. Oregon 30 342 465.735 3. Arizona State 35 402 554.726 4. Arizona 31 419 588.713 5. 34 460 656.701 6. USC 32 388 561.692 7. 38 470 700.671 8. UCLA 31 434 649.669 9. Washington 30 340 524.649 10. Washington State 30 276 478.577 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES TEAM G FG FGA PCT 1. 38 1098 2323.473 2. Arizona State 35 923 2019.457 3. 34 819 1865.439 4. USC 32 861 2069.416 5. Oregon State 32 718 1742.412 6. UCLA 31 762 1850.412 7. Oregon 30 603 1569.384 8. Arizona 31 636 1691.376 9. Washington 30 647 1771.365 10. Washington State 30 669 1848.362 FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE TEAM G FG FGA PCT 1. 38 761 2163.352 2. 34 709 1900.373 3. Arizona 31 727 1866.390 4. UCLA 31 666 1661.401 5. USC 32 771 1906.405 6. Oregon State 32 693 1709.406 7. Arizona State 35 751 1827.411 8. Washington 30 730 1691.432 9. Washington State 30 739 1687.438 10. Oregon 30 766 1722.445 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES TEAM G FG FGA PCT 1. Arizona State 35 180 458.393 2. USC 32 224 644.348 3. 34 185 532.348 4. UCLA 31 107 318.336 5. 38 227 680.334 6. Oregon 30 151 459.329 7. Oregon State 32 134 422.318 8. Washington State 30 173 577.300 9. Arizona 31 95 340.279 10. Washington 30 134 481.279 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE TEAM G FG FGA PCT 1. Oregon State 32 120 404.297 2. 34 169 568.298 3. UCLA 31 146 456.320 4. Washington 30 156 480.325 5. 38 193 593.325 6. Washington State 30 135 413.327 7. USC 32 193 583.331 8. Arizona 31 208 625.333 9. Oregon 30 145 425.341 10. Arizona State 35 120 347.346 REBOUNDING OFFENSE TEAM G Reb AVG 1. 38 1663 43.8 2. UCLA 31 1269 40.9 3. USC 32 1220 38.1 4. Arizona 31 1178 38.0 5. 34 1291 38.0 6. Washington State 30 1128 37.6 7. Oregon State 32 1151 36.0 8. Arizona State 35 1230 35.1 9. Washington 30 1035 34.5 10. Oregon 30 950 31.7 95
REBOUNDING DEFENSE TEAM G Reb AVG 1. 38 1160 30.5 2. Arizona State 35 1102 31.5 3. 34 1074 31.6 4. UCLA 31 999 32.2 5. Oregon State 32 1046 32.7 6. Oregon 30 1069 35.6 7. Arizona 31 1151 37.1 8. USC 32 1274 39.8 9. Washington 30 1195 39.8 10. Washington State 30 1197 39.9 ASSISTS TEAM G AST AVG 1. 38 716 18.84 2. Arizona State 35 584 16.69 3. USC 32 480 15.00 4. 34 462 13.59 5. Oregon State 32 421 13.16 6. UCLA 31 382 12.32 7. Washington State 30 350 11.67 8. Washington 30 338 11.27 9. Oregon 30 312 10.40 10. Arizona 31 296 9.55 REBOUNDING MARGIN TEAM G TEAM AVG OPP AVG Margin 1. 38 1663 43.8 1160 30.5 +13.2 2. UCLA 31 1269 40.9 999 32.2 +8.7 3. 34 1291 38.0 1074 31.6 +6.4 4. Arizona State 35 1230 35.1 1102 31.5 +3.7 5. Oregon State 32 1151 36.0 1046 32.7 +3.3 6. Arizona 31 1178 38.0 1151 37.1 +0.9 7. USC 32 1220 38.1 1274 39.8-1.7 8. Washington State 30 1128 37.6 1197 39.9-2.3 9. Oregon 30 950 31.7 1069 35.6-4.0 10. Washington 30 1035 34.5 1195 39.8-5.3 BLOCKED SHOTS TEAM G BS AVG 1. 38 177 4.66 2. Arizona State 35 134 3.83 3. USC 32 114 3.56 4. Arizona 31 93 3.00 5. UCLA 31 90 2.90 6. Oregon State 32 85 2.66 7. Washington 30 73 2.43 8. Oregon 30 67 2.23 Washington State 30 67 2.23 10. 34 71 2.09 STEALS TEAM G STL AVG 1. UCLA 31 333 10.74 2. USC 32 325 10.16 3. Washington 30 301 10.03 4. Arizona State 35 336 9.60 5. Oregon State 32 269 8.41 6. Arizona 31 237 7.65 7. Washington State 30 213 7.10 8. 34 237 6.97 9. 38 259 6.82 10. Oregon 30 196 6.53 TURNOVER MARGIN TEAM G TEAM OPP Margin 1. Arizona State 35 582 725 +4.09 2. USC 32 592 684 +2.88 3. Oregon State 32 540 603 +1.97 4. Washington 30 580 610 +1.00 5. 34 541 567 +0.76 6. Washington State 30 561 582 +0.70 7. UCLA 31 620 641 +0.68 8. 38 570 590 +0.53 9. Arizona 31 546 495-1.65 10. Oregon 30 595 471-4.13 ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO TEAM G A/AVG T/AVG Ratio 1. 38 18.8 15.0 1.26 2. Arizona State 35 16.7 16.6 1.00 3. 34 13.6 15.9 0.85 4. USC 32 15.0 18.5 0.81 5. Oregon State 32 13.2 16.9 0.78 6. Washington State 30 11.7 18.7 0.62 7. UCLA 31 12.3 20.0 0.62 8. Washington 30 11.3 19.3 0.58 9. Arizona 31 9.5 17.6 0.54 10. Oregon 30 10.4 19.8 0.52 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS TEAM G NO. AVG 1. UCLA 31 530 17.10 2. 38 581 15.29 3. Washington State 30 455 15.17 4. Oregon State 32 459 14.34 5. Arizona 31 433 13.97 6. Washington 30 404 13.47 7. USC 32 429 13.41 8. Arizona State 35 461 13.17 9. 34 435 12.79 10. Oregon 30 301 10.03 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS TEAM G NO. AVG 1. 38 1082 28.47 2. 34 856 25.18 3. USC 32 791 24.72 4. Arizona 31 745 24.03 5. UCLA 31 739 23.84 6. Washington State 30 673 22.43 7. Arizona State 35 769 21.97 8. Oregon 30 649 21.63 9. Oregon State 32 692 21.63 10. Washington 30 631 21.03 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE TEAM G 3FG AVG 1. USC 32 224 7.00 2. 38 227 5.97 3. Washington State 30 173 5.77 4. 34 185 5.44 5. Arizona State 35 180 5.14 6. Oregon 30 151 5.03 7. Washington 30 134 4.47 8. Oregon State 32 134 4.19 9. UCLA 31 107 3.45 10. Arizona 31 95 3.06 96
97
PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CAREER RECORDS POINTS (1,500-POINT CLUB) 1. Candice Wiggins, STAN (2005-08)... 2,629 2. Lisa Leslie, USC (1991-94)... 2,414 3. Tanja Kostic, OSU (1993-96)... 2,349 4. Tina Thompson, USC (1994-97)... 2,248 5. Adia Barnes, ARIZ (1995-98)... 2,237 6. Kate Starbird, STAN (1994-97)... 2,215 7., CAL (2006-09)... 2,142 8. Maylana Martin, UCLA (1997-00)... 2,101 9. Val Whiting, STAN (1989-93)... 2,077 10. Jamie Redd, WASH (1996-99)... 2,027 11. Nicole Powell, STAN (2001-04)... 2,062 12. Cherie Nelson, USC (1987-89)... 1,996 13. Dee-Dee Wheeler, ARIZ (2002-05)... 1,966 14. Stefanie Kasperski, ORE (1987-90)... 1,956 15. Giuliana Mendiola, WASH (2001-04)... 1,928 16. Rehema Stephens, UCLA (1990-92)... 1,887 17. Noelle Quinn, UCLA (2003-07)... 1,829 18. Natalie Williams, UCLA (1991-94)... 1,813 19. Felicia Ragland, OSU (1999-02)... 1,803 20. Rhonda Smith, WASH (1992-95)... 1,801 21. Nikki Blue, UCLA (2003-06)... 1,797 22. Michelle Greco, UCLA (1998-03)... 1,707 23. Ebony Hoffman, USC (2001-04)... 1,687 24. Lisa Willis, UCLA (2003-06)... 1,677 25. Loree Payne, WASH (2000-03)... 1,675 26. Trisha Stevens, STAN (1988-91)... 1,649 27., STAN (2007-pres.)... 1,635 28. Jennifer Azzi, STAN (1987-90)... 1,634 29. Elizabeth Pickney, ARIZ (1999-02)... 1,620 30. Megan Franza, WASH (1998-01)... 1,612 31. Teresa Palmisano, CAL (1988-91)... 1,610 32. Karen Deden, WASH (1988-91)... 1,596 33. Devanei Hampton, CAL (2006-09)... 1.588 34. Katy Steding, STAN (1987-90)... 1,586 35. Anette Mollerstrom, OSU (1993-96)... 1,582 36. Trisha Stafford, CAL (1988-92)... 1,530 37. Jenni Ruff, WSU (1993-96)... 1,526 38. Brooke Smith, STAN (2002-07)... 1,520 39. Olympia Scott, STAN (1995-98)... 1,524 40. Anita Kaplan, STAN (1992-95)... 1,509 41. Arianne Boyer, ORE (1993-97)... 1,501 SCORING AVERAGE (min. 2 seasons)... 1. Cherie Nelson, USC (1987-89)...23.2 2. Rehema Stephens, UCLA (1990-92)...21.7 3. Tanja Kostic, OSU (1993-96)... 21.2 4. Judy Shannon, OSU (1991-92)... 20.5 5. Natalie Williams, UCLA (1991-94)...20.4 6. Lisa Leslie, USC (1991-94)...20.1 7. Tina Thompson, USC (1994-97)...19.7 8. Candice Wiggins, STAN (2005-2008)...19.2 9. Adia Barnes, ARIZ (1995-98)...18.5 10. Maylana Martin, UCLA (1997-00)...18.1 FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Lisa Leslie, USC (1991-94)...973 2. Adia Barnes, ARIZ (1995-98)...881 3. Tanja Kostic, OSU (1993-96)...869 4. Kate Starbird, STAN (1994-97)...818 5. Stefanie Kasperski, ORE (1987-90)...816 6. Tina Thompson, USC (1994-97)...807 7. Val Whiting, STAN (1989-93)...795 8. Maylana Martin, UCLA (1997-00)...775 9. Cherie Nelson, USC (1987-89)...754 10. Rehema Stephens, UCLA (1989-92)...747 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 1. Jamie Redd, WASH (1996-99)... 1,838 2. Lisa Leslie, USC (1991-94)... 1,822 3. Rehema Stephens, UCLA (1989-92)... 1,807 4. Tanja Kostic, OSU (1993-96)... 1,773 5. Adia Barnes, ARIZ (1995-98)... 1,731 6. Felicia Ragland, OSU (1999-02)... 1,650 7. Kate Starbird, STAN (1994-97)... 1,634 8. Tina Thompson, USC (1994-97)... 1,596 9. Val Whiting, STAN (1989-93)... 1,569 10. Nicole Powell, STAN (2001-04)... 1,540 FIELD GOAL PCT. (4 made per game) 1. Kristin Folkl, STAN (1995, 97-98)...644 2. Brooke Smith, STAN (2005-07)...591 3. Shawntinice Polk, ARIZ (2003-05)...590 4. Tatum Brown, ARIZ (1999-00)...582 5. Kristin Kovesdy, ASU (2003-06)...575 6. Kisa Hughes, UCLA (1994-96)...564 7. Stefanie Kasperski, ORE (1987-90)...563 8. Melody Johnson, ASU (2001-02)...562 9. Kesha Martin, CAL (1990-93)...555 10. Maylana Martin, UCLA (1997-00)...545 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Candice Wiggins, STAN (2005-08)...295 2. Lisa Griffith, ARIZ (1997-00)...285 3. Lisa Willis, UCLA (2003-06)...256 4. Loree Payne, WASH (2000-03)...245 5. Megan Franza, WASH (1998-01)...211 6. Vanessa Nygaard, STAN (1995-98)...210 7. Aimee Grzyb, ARIZ (2001-04)...208 Kelley Suminski, STAN (2002-05)...208 9. Sebnem Kimyacioglu, STAN (2002-05)...205 10. Nicole Powell, STAN (2001-04)...201 THREE-POINT FG ATTEMPTS 1. Lisa Griffith, ARIZ (1997-00)...747 2. Loree Payne, WASH (2000-03)...732 3. Lisa Willis, UCLA (2003-06)...710 4. Megan Franza, WASH (1998-01)...708 5. Jamie Redd, WASH (1996-99)...675 6. Aimee Grzyb, ARIZ (2001-04)...585 7. Sebnem Kimyaacioglu, STAN (2002-05)...549 8. Brenda Pantoja, ARIZ (1993-96)...538 9. Vanessa Nygaard, STAN (1995-98)...536 10. Brandi Davis, ORE (2003-06)...535 THREE-POINT FG PCT. (Min. 1 made per game) 1. Rosalind Moore-Senior, ASU (1987-89)...494 2. Chris Holten, CAL (1987-90)...467 3. Jennifer Azzi, STAN (1987-90)...452 4. Michelle Eble, ORE (1987-90)...443 5. Jonni Gray, WSU (1987-89)...424 Laura Moore, WASH (1990-93)...424 7. Kristin Iwanaga, CAL (2002-05)...422 8. Krista Rappahahn, STAN (2003-06)...409 9. Kelley Suminski, STAN (2002-05)...405 10. Melanie Pearson, UCLA (1997-99)...401 FREE THROWS MADE 1. Tanja Kostic, OSU (1993-96)... 608 2. Candice Wiggins, STAN (2005-08)...556 3. Tina Thompson, USC (1994-97)...552 4. Maylana Martin, UCLA (1997-00)...550 5. Cherie Nelson, USC (1987-89)...488 6. Teresa Palmisano, CAL (1988-91)...482 7. Val Whiting, STAN (1989-93)...481 8. Adia Barnes, ARIZ (1995-98)...472 Elizabeth Pickney, ARIZ (1999-02)...472 10. Lisa Leslie, USC (1991-94)...461 98
PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CAREER RECORDS, CONTINUED FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 1. Tanja Kostic, OSU (1993-96)... 903 2. Maylana Martin, UCLA (1997-00)...797 3. Tina Thompson, USC (1994-97)...755 4. Rhonda Smith, WASH (1992-95)...722 5. Candice Wiggins, STAN (2005-08)...676 6. Adia Barnes, ARIZ (1995-98)...671 7. Val Whiting, STAN (1989-93)...666 8. Lisa Leslie, USC (1991-94)...660 9. Cherie Nelson, USC (1987-89)...646 10. Nikki Blue, UCLA (2003-06)...637 FREE THROW PCT. (min. 2 made per game) 1. Kristin Iwanaga, CAL (2002-05)...890 2. Kelley Suminski, STAN (2002-05)...843 3. Laura Moore, WASH (1990-93)...840 4. Shaq. Williams, ORE (1999-03)...839 5. Nicole Powell, STAN (2001-04)...829 6. Julie Zeilstra, STAN (1988-91)...827 7. Candice Wiggins, STAN (2005-08)...822 8. Theresa Jantzen, ASU (1999-00)...818 9. Loree Payne, WASH (1999-03)...817 10. Kate Starbird, STAN (1994-97)...815 REBOUNDS (750-REBOUND CLUB) 1. Lisa Leslie, USC (1991-94)... 1,214 2. Tina Thompson, USC (1994-97)... 1,168 3. Nicole Powell, STAN (2001-04)... 1,143 4. Natalie Williams, UCLA (1991-94)... 1,137 5. Val Whiting, STAN (1989-93)... 1,134 6., CAL (2006-09)... 1,117 7. Ebony Hoffman, USC (2001-04)... 1,003 Amber Hall, WASH (1996-99)... 1,003 9. Tanja Kostic, OSU (1993-96)... 1,001 10. Stefanie Kasperski, ORE (1987-90)...996 11., STAN (2007-Present)...942 12. Maylana Martin, UCLA (1997-00)...935 13. Adia Barnes, ARIZ (1995-98)...921 14. Cherie Nelson, USC (1987-89)...920 15. Shawntinice Polk, ARIZ (2003-05)...914 16. Karen Deden, WASH (1988-91)...912 17. Kate Benz, WSU (2003-07)...899 18. Devanei Hampton, CAL (2006-09)...876 19. Kesha Martin, CAL (1989-93)...875 20. Teresa Palmisano, CAL (1988-91)...874 21. Debbie Sporcich, ORE (1991-94)...868 22. Katy Steding, STAN (1987-90)...864 23. Arianne Boyer, ORE (1994-97)...850 24. Monique Ambers, ASU (1990-93)...823 25. Gena Pelz, WASH (1995-98)...820 26. Sandra Van Embricqs, UCLA (1987-90)...811 27. Andrea Bills, ORE (2002-05)...813 28. Rhonda Smith, WASH (1992-95)...803 29. Janae Hubbard, UCLA (1997-00)...798 30. Noelle Quinn, UCLA (2-003-07)...794 31. Jennie Leander, CAL (1996-99)...790 32. Ingrid Dixson, CAL (1991-94)...789 33. Rachel Hemmer, STAN (1992-95)...780 Kristen Newlin, STAN (2003-07)...780 35. Cathrine Kraayeveld, ORE (2002-05)...774 36. Giuliana Mendiola, WASH (2001-04)...769 37. Sonjha Fleming, OSU (1990-93)... 759 38. Olympia Scott, STAN (1995-98)...753 REBOUNDING AVG. (min. 2 seasons) 1. Natalie Williams, UCLA (1991-94)...12.8 2. Cherie Nelson, USC (1987-89)...10.7 3. Shawntinice Polk, ARIZ (2003-05)...10.5 4. Tina Thompson, USC (1994-97)...10.2 5. Lisa Leslie, USC (1991-94)...10.1 6. Ify Ibekwe, ARIZ (2008-Present)...10.0 7. Nicole Powell, STAN (2001-04)...9.6 Amber Hall, WASH (1995-99)...9.6 9. Judy Shannon, OSU (1991-92)... 9.5 10. Debbie Sporcich, ORE (1990-94)...9.1 ASSISTS 1. Sonja Henning, STAN (1988-91)...757 2. Jennifer Azzi, STAN (1987-90)...751 3. Erica Gomez, UCLA (1997-00)...697 4. Brenda Pantoja, ARIZ (1993-96)...688 5. Milena Flores, STAN (1997-00)...644 6. Corrie Mizusawa, ORE (2002-05)...618 7. Giuliana Mendiola, WASH (2001-04)...612 8. Nikki Blue, UCLA (2003-06)...602 9. Jamila Wideman, STAN (1994-97)...585 10. Leilani Estavan, OSU (2001-04)...577 Nicole Powell, STAN (2001-04)...577 STEALS 1. Lisa Willis, UCLA (2003-06)...372 2. Nikki Blue, UCLA (2003-06)...325 3. Tammy Story, USC (1989-92)...309 4. Dee-Dee Wheeler, ARIZ (2002-05)...304 5. Michelle Greco, UCLA (1998-03)...288 6. Courtney Johnson, CAL (1997-01)...286 7, Candice Wiggins, STAN (2005-08)...281 8. Sonja Henning, STAN (1988-91)...280 9. Margo Evashevski, OSU (1990-93)... 276 10. Nicole Anderson, UCLA (1989-93)...274 BLOCKED SHOTS 1. Stefanie Kasperski, ORE (1987-90)...402 2. Lisa Leslie, USC (1991-94)...321 3. Jenny Mowe, ORE (1997-01)...222 4. Shawntinice Polk, ARIZ (2003-05)...220 5., STAN...215 6. Brina Chaney, OSU (2001-04)... 208 7. Val Whiting, STAN (1989-93)...201 8. Sissel Pierce, OSU (1997-00)... 176 9. Ashley Waker, CAL...174 10. Renae Fegent, ORE (1995-98)...169 Oregon State (OSU) players in bold OSU s Tanya Kostic is one of just four Pac-10 players (Lisa Leslie, Tina Thompson, Val Whiting) to score over 2,000 points and pull down 1,000 rebounds in her career. 99
PAC-10 CONFERENCE YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1986-87 Pac-10 Overall USC 15 3.833 22 8.733 Washington 14 4.778 23 7.767 Oregon 14 4.778 23 7.767 UCLA 11 7.611 18 10.643 10 8.556 21 10.677 Oregon State 8 10.444 17 11.607 8 10.444 14 14.500 Arizona 4 14.222 11 18.379 Arizona State 4 14.222 10 17.370 Washington State 2 16.111 10 18.357 1992-93 Pac-10 Overall 15 3.833 26 6.812 USC 14 4.778 22 7.759 Washington 11 7.611 17 12.586 10 8.556 19 10.655 Arizona State 10 8.556 17 10.630 Oregon State 9 9.500 15 12.556 UCLA 8 10.444 13 14.481 Arizona 7 11.389 13 14.481 Oregon 3 15.167 9 18.333 Washington State 3 15.167 7 20.259 1987-88 Pac-10 Overall Washington 16 2.889 25 5.833 USC 15 3.833 22 8.733 14 4.778 27 5.844 UCLA 12 6.667 19 11.633 Oregon 9 9.500 16 12.571 6 12.333 15 15.500 Washington State 6 12.333 11 17.393 Arizona State 5 13.278 11 17.393 Oregon State 5 13.278 10 18.357 Arizona 2 16.111 5 23.179 1988-89 Pac-10 Overall W L PCT. W L PCT 18 0 1.000 28 3.903 Washington 15 3.833 23 10.696 Oregon 11 7.611 22 10.688 8 10.444 13 15.464 UCLA 8 10.444 12 16.429 USC 8 10.444 12 16.429 Oregon State 7 11.389 13 15.464 Washington State 6 12.333 13 15.464 Arizona 6 12.333 11 17.393 Arizona State 3 15.167 9 19.321 1989-90 Pac-10 Overall 17 1.944 32 1.970 Washington 17 1.944 28 3.903 UCLA 12 6.667 17 12.586 Oregon 9 9.500 17 12.586 9 9.500 17 12.586 Washington State 9 9.500 17 11.607 USC 6 12.333 8 19.296 Arizona State 5 13.278 13 15.464 Arizona 5 13.278 12 17.414 Oregon State 1 17.056 5 26.161 1990-91 Pac-10 Overall 16 2.889 26 6.813 Washington 15 3.833 24 5.828 USC 11 7.611 18 12.600 Washington State 10 8.556 18 11.621 UCLA 10 8.556 15 13.536 Oregon State 9 9.500 17 11.607 7 11.389 14 14.500 Oregon 6 12.333 13 15.464 Arizona State 5 13.278 14 14.500 Arizona 1 17.056 6 25.192 1991-92 Pac-10 Overall 15 3.833 30 3.909 USC 14 4.778 23 8.742 12 6.667 20 9.690 UCLA 12 6.667 21 10.667 Arizona State 11 7.611 20 9.690 Washington 9 9.500 17 11.607 Oregon 6 12.333 14 14.500 Washington State 5 13.278 12 15.444 Arizona 3 15.167 9 19.321 Oregon State 3 15.167 8 20.286 1993-94 Pac-10 Overall USC 16 2.887 26 4.867 15 3.833 25 6.806 Oregon 13 5.722 20 9.690 Washington 12 6.667 21 8.727 UCLA 10 8.556 15 12.556 Oregon State 9 9.500 17 11.607 Arizona 8 10.444 15 12.556 Washington State 3 15.167 8 19.296 2 16.111 8 20.286 Arizona State 2 16.111 4 22.154 1994-95 Pac-10 Overall 17 1.944 30 3.909 Washington 13 5.765 25 9.735 Oregon State 12 6.667 21 8.724 Oregon 11 7.611 18 10.643 USC 10 8.556 18 10.643 Washington State 9 9.500 16 11.593 Arizona 6 12.333 11 19.367 5 13.278 10 17.370 UCLA 5 13.278 10 17.370 Arizona State 2 16.111 8 19.296 1995-96 Pac-10 Overall 18 0 1.000 29 3.906 Oregon State 11 7.611 19 9.679 Arizona 10 8.556 22 8.733 Oregon 10 8.556 18 11.621 Washington 10 8.556 16 13.552 Washington State 8 10.444 17 12.586 UCLA 8 10.444 13 14.481 USC 8 10.444 13 14.481 Arizona State 4 14.222 8 19.296 3 15.167 7 20.259 1996-97 Pac-10 Overall 18 0 1.000 34 2.944 Oregon 14 4.778 22 7.759 USC 13 5.722 20 9.690 Arizona 12 6.667 23 8.742 Washington 12 6.667 17 11.607 UCLA 7 11.389 13 14.481 Oregon State 5 13.278 11 16.407 Washington State 4 14.222 10 17.370 Arizona State 3 15.167 9 19.321 2 16.111 6 21.222 1997-98 Pac-10 Overall 17 1.944 21 6.778 Arizona 14 4.778 23 7.767 UCLA 14 4.778 20 9.690 Oregon 13 5.722 17 10.630 Washington 9 9.500 18 10.643 USC 7 11.389 12 15.444 Washington State 6 12.333 12 15.444 Arizona State 6 12.333 10 17.370 Oregon State 2 16.111 7 20.259 2 16.111 6 22.214 100
PAC-10 CONFERENCE YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1998-99 Pac-10 Overall Oregon 15 3.833 25 6.806 UCLA 15 3.833 26 8.765 14 4.778 18 12.600 Arizona 12 6.667 18 11.621 Washington 11 7.611 16 13.552 Arizona State 6 12.333 12 15.444 6 12.333 12 15.444 Washington State 5 13.278 11 16.407 Oregon State 3 15.167 11 16.407 USC 3 15.167 7 20.259 1999-2000 Pac-10 Overall Oregon 14 4.778 23 8.742 Arizona 13 5.722 25 7.781 13 5.722 21 9.700 UCLA 12 6.667 18 11.621 USC 10 8.556 16 14.553 Oregon State 10 8.556 14 16.467 Arizona State 7 11.389 14 15.483 6 12.333 11 17.393 Washington 4 14.222 8 22.267 Washington State 1 17.056 4 24.143 2000-01 Pac-10 Overall Washington 12 6.667 22 10.688 Arizona State 12 6.667 20 11.645 12 6.667 19 11.633 Oregon 10 8.556 17 12.586 Arizona 9 9.500 20 12.625 Oregon State 8 10.444 16 13.552 USC 8 10.444 13 15.464 8 10.444 12 16.427 Washington State 6 12.333 11 17.393 UCLA 5 13.278 6 23.207 2001-02 Pac-10 Overall 18 0 1.000 32 3.914 Arizona State 12 6.667 25 9.735 Washington 12 6.667 19 12.613 USC 11 7.611 16 14.533 Oregon State 11 7.611 17 15.531 Oregon 10 8.556 22 13.629 Arizona 10 8.556 14 14.500 UCLA 4 14.222 9 20.286 2 16.111 7 21.250 Washington State 0 18.000 2 27.069 2002-03 Pac-10 Overall 15 3.833 27 5.844 Washington 13 5.722 22 8.733 Arizona 13 5.722 22 9.710 UCLA 12 6.667 18 11.621 Oregon State 8 10.444 15 15.500 USC 8 10.444 14 17.452 Oregon 8 10.444 12 16.429 Arizona State 7 11.389 16 14.533 5 13.278 10 19.345 Washington State 1 17.056 2 26.071 2004-05 Pac-10 Overall 17 1.944 32 3.914 Arizona State 12 6.667 24 10.706 Oregon 12 6.667 21 10.677 USC 12 6.667 20 11.645 Arizona 11 7.611 20 12.625 UCLA 10 8.556 16 12.571 Washington 9 9.500 14 16.467 4 14.222 11 18.379 Washington State 2 16.111 6 22.214 Oregon State 1 17.056 6 23.207 2005-06 Pac-10 Overall 15 3.833 26 8.765 Arizona State 14 4.778 25 7.781 UCLA 12 6.667 21 11.656 Washington 11 7.611 19 11.633 USC 11 7.611 19 12.613 10 8.556 18 12.600 Oregon State 7 11.389 16 15.516 Oregon 5 13.278 14 15.483 Arizona 3 15.167 8 22.267 Washington State 2 16.111 8 20.286 2006-07 Pac-10 Overall 17 1.944 29 5.853 Arizona State 16 2.889 31 5.861 12 6.667 23 9.719 Washington 11 7.611 18 13.581 USC 10 8.556 17 13.567 Oregon 8 10.444 17 14.548 UCLA 7 11.389 14 18.438 Arizona 4 14.222 11 21.344 Oregon State 4 14.222 9 19.321 Washington State 1 17.056 5 24.172 2007-08 Pac-10 Overall 16 2.889 35 4.897 15 3.833 27 7.794 Arizona State 14 4.778 22 11.667 USC 10 8.556 17 13.567 UCLA 10 8.556 16 15.516 Washington 8 10.444 13 18.419 Oregon 7 11.389 14 17.452 Oregon State 4 14.222 12 19.387 Arizona 4 14.222 10 20.333 Washington State 2 16.111 5 25.167 2008-09 Pac-10 Overall 17 1.944 33 5.868 15 3.833 27 7.794 Arizona State 15 3.833 26 9.743 UCLA 9 9.500 19 12.613 Oregon State 9 9.500 20 12.625 USC 9 9.500 17 15.531 Oregon 5 13.278 9 21.300 Washington State 4 14.222 11 19.367 Arizona 4 14.222 12 19.387 Washington 3 15.167 8 22.267 2003-04 Pac-10 Overall 14 4.778 27 7.813 Arizona 14 4.778 24 9.727 Arizona State 11 7.611 17 12.586 UCLA 11 7.611 17 13.567 USC 11 7.611 15 13.536 Washington 9 9.500 18 13.581 Oregon State 8 10.444 17 15.548 Oregon 6 12.333 14 15.483 4 14.222 12 17.414 Washington State 2 16.111 6 22.214 101
PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE 800 South Broadway, Suite 400, Walnut Creek, CA 94596 Phone (925) 932-4411 Fax (925) 932-4601 http: www.pac-10.org University of Arizona University of, Berkeley University of Oregon University of Southern University of Washington Arizona State University University of, Los Angeles Oregon State University University Washington State University The Pacific-10 Conference continues to uphold its tradition as the Conference of Champions, claiming an incredible 166 NCAA team titles over the past 19 years, including 11 in 2008-09, averaging nearly nine championships per academic year. Even more impressive has been the breadth of the Pac-10 s success, with championships coming in 26 different men s and women s sports. The Pac-10 has led the nation in NCAA Championships in 43 of the last 49 years and finished second five times. Spanning nearly a century of outstanding athletics achievements, the Pac-10 has captured 380 NCAA titles (261 men s, 119 women s), far outdistancing the runner-up Big Ten Conference s 222 titles. The Conference s reputation is further proven in the annual Learfield Sports Directors Cup competition, the prestigious award that honors the best overall collegiate athletics programs in the country. STANFORD won its 15th-consecutive Directors Cup in 2008-09, continuing its remarkable run. Eight of the top 25 Division I programs were Pac-10 member institutions: No. 1 STANFORD, No. 4 USC, No. 7 CALIFORNIA, No. 11 WASHINGTON, No. 12 ARIZONA STATE, No. 16 UCLA, No. 22 OREGON and No. 24 ARIZONA. The Pac-10 landed three programs in the top-10, one more than the second-place ACC, Big Ten and SEC (2). The Pac-10 captured a nation s-best 11 NCAA titles in 2008-09. The total does not include a national title in men s rowing, which WASHINGTON claimed by taking top honors at the IRA Championships Regatta. Men s rowing is not a NCAA event. Seven of the 10 Conference institutions claimed NCAA team titles in 2008-09. NCAA team champions came from ARIZONA STATE (women s golf), CALIFORNIA (women s swimming), OREGON (men s cross country, men s indoor track & field), UCLA (women s water polo), STANFORD (men s gymnastics, women s rowing), USC (men s tennis, men s water polo) and WASHINGTON (women s cross country, softball). The Pac-10 also had runners-up in nine NCAA Championship events: women s cross country (OREGON), women s volleyball (STANFORD), women s water polo (USC), men s volleyball (USC), women s tennis (CALIFORNIA), women s golf (UCLA), women s rowing (CALIFORNIA), men s and women s outdoor track & field (OREGON). The Pac-10 also earned a runner-up finish at the IRA men s rowing championship (CALIFORNIA). Overall, the conference had 26 teams finish in the top four at NCAA Championship events. Participation in the postseason was a common occurrence for the Pac-10 in 2008-09. Of the 22 sports sponsored by the Conference, 18 witnessed at least half its teams participating in NCAA or other postseason action. The men sent 63 of a possible 93 teams into the postseason (67.7 percent), while the women sent 65 of a possible 101 teams (64.4 percent). The Pac-10 experienced continued success in football as the league went a perfect 5-0 in bowl games, the most bowl victories for the Conference since 1997 and its first undefeated mark since 1989. The Pac-10 faced tough competition in the Bowl season, as four of the five opponents were ranked in the top 20. USC claimed its 15th Pac-10 title in the sport, posting an 8-1 league record. The Trojans capped their season with a 38-24 victory over Penn State in the Rose Bowl. Meanwhile, ARIZONA (def. BYU), OREGON (def. Oklahoma State), CALIFORNIA (def. Miami [Fla.]) and OREGON STATE (def. Pittsburgh) also earned bowl victories. USC, OREGON and OREGON STATE were ranked in the top-25 of the Associated Press poll at season s end, finishing third, 10th and 18th, respectively. A Pac-10 record-tying six teams competed in the NCAA Men s Basketball Tournament and three others competed in other postseason events with OREGON STATE capturing the College Basketball Invitational (CBI) crown. ARIZONA also advanced to the NCAA Tournament s Sweet Sixteen. On the women s side, three teams competed in the NCAA Tournament, posting a 9-3 record in the Big Dance, as each advanced to the Sweet Sixteen making it the first time since 1992 three Conference teams advanced that far. Two of the teams went on to the Elite Eight and STANFORD made its second-straight NCAA Final Four appearance. USC played spoiler at the Pacific Life Pac-10 Men s Basketball Tournament, winning the Conference crown, while the Cardinal claimed its third-straight State Farm Pac-10 Women s Basketball title. Without question, the Conference has dominated the softball field, winning 21 national championships in the sport since 1982. WASHINGTON held up the 2009 NCAA trophy, the program s first national title in the sport. The Huskies defeated top-seeded Florida sweeping the first two games of the best-of-three series. Boasting a 16-5 record, UCLA captured the Pac-10 regular-season title, while six teams earned NCAA bids. ARIZONA and ARIZONA STATE joined WASHINGTON at the Division I Women s College World Series. In baseball, ARIZONA STATE won the league title with a 21-6 record and led the charge in the NCAA Tournament, advancing to the College World Series championship series in Omaha, Neb., but fell short of capturing the national title. OREGON STATE and WASHINGTON STATE rounded out the Pac-10 s NCAA Tournament selections for baseball. The Conference swept three men s and women s sports, capturing national championships in cross country, water polo and rowing. OREGON claimed the men s cross country title for the second-straight year and WASHINGTON won its first women s title in the sport. The L.A. counterparts took home the hardware for both men s and women s water polo. The USC men capped off a perfect season with their fourth NCAA title, while the UCLA women won their fifth-straight crown. STANFORD also claimed its first national title in women s rowing, winning gold at the NCAA championships, while WASHINGTON reclaimed its IRA men s rowing title from 2007. On the men s side, Pac-10 members have won 261 NCAA team championships, far ahead of the 200 claimed by the runner-up Big Ten. Men s NCAA crowns have come at a phenomenal rate for the Pac- 10-15 basketball titles by five schools (more than any other conference), 50 tennis titles, 44 outdoor track & field crowns, and 26 baseball titles. Pac-10 members have won 24 of the last 40 NCAA titles in volleyball, 35 of the last 50 in water polo, and 21 in swimming & diving national championships. Individually, the Conference has produced an impressive number of NCAA men s individual champions, as well, boasting 1,169 individual crowns. On the women s side, the story is much the same. Since the NCAA began conducting women s championships 28 years ago, Pac-10 members have claimed at least four national titles in a single season on 20 occasions, including 2008-09. Overall, the Pac-10 has captured 119 NCAA women s titles, easily outdistancing the SEC, which is second with 74. Pac-10 members have dominated a number of sports, winning 21 softball titles, 18 tennis crowns, 13 of the last 19 volleyball titles, 13 of the last 20 trophies in golf and 11 in swimming & diving. Pac-10 women athletes shine nationally on an individual basis, as well, having captured an unmatched 525 NCAA individual crowns, an average of more than 18 championships per season. PAC-10 CONFERENCE HISTORY The roots of the Pacific-10 Conference date back over 90 years to December 2, 1915, when the Pacific Coast Conference (PCC) was founded at a meeting at the Oregon Hotel in Portland, Ore. The original membership consisted of four schools - the University of at Berkeley, the University of Washington, the University of Oregon, and Oregon State College (now Oregon State University). All still are charter members of the Conference. Pacific Coast Conference play began in 1916 and, one year later, Washington State College (now Washington State University) was accepted into the league, with University following in 1918. In 1922, the PCC expanded to eight teams with the admission of the University of Southern (USC) and the University of Idaho. In 1924, the University of Montana joined the league roster, and in 1928, the PCC grew to 10 members with the addition of UCLA. The Pacific Coast Conference competed as a 10-member league until 1950, with the exception of 1943-45 when World War II curtailed intercollegiate athletic competition to a minimum. During that time, the league s first commissioner was named. Edwin N. Atherton was Commissioner in 1940 and was succeeded by Victor O. Schmidt in 1944. In 1950, Montana resigned from the Conference and joined the Mountain States Conference. The PCC continued as a nine-team Conference through 1958. In 1959, the PCC was dissolved and the Athletic Associates of Western Universities was formed and Thomas J. Hamilton was appointed Commissioner of the new league. The original AAWU membership included,, Southern, UCLA and Washington. Washington State joined the membership in 1962, while Oregon and Oregon State joined in 1964. Under Hamilton s watch, the name Pacific-8 Conference was adopted in 1968. In 1971, Wiles Hallock took over as Commissioner of the Pac-8. Ten years later, on July 1, 1978, the University of Arizona and Arizona State University were admitted to the league and the Pacific-10 Conference became a reality. In 1986-87, the league took on a new look, expanding to include 10 women s sports. Thomas C. Hansen was named the Commissioner of the Pac-10 in 1983, a role he would hold for 26 years until 2009. Hansen was succeeded by current Commissioner Larry Scott, who took on the new role in July 2009. Currently, the Pac-10 sponsors 11 men s sports and 11 women s sports. Additionally, the Conference is a member of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) in four other men s sports and three women s sports. The Pacific-10 Conference offices are located 25 miles east of San Francisco in Walnut Creek, Calif. CONFERENCE COMMISSIONERS TIMELINE Edwin N. Atherton was named the Conference s first Commissioner in 1940, preceding over the Pacific Coast Conference (PCC). He was succeeded by Victor O. Schmidt in 1944, who handed over the reigns of the Athletic Association of Western Universities to Thomas J. Hamilton in 1959 when the AAWU was formed and for the first three years of the Pacific-8. Wiles Hallock was selected Commissioner of the Pacific-8 in 1971 and saw the league expand into the Pacific-10 in 1978 and held that role until the early 1980s. Thomas C. Hansen was selected the Commissioner of the Pac-10 in 1983 and remained in that position for 26 years before retiring. Current Commissioner Larry Scott succeeded Hansen in July 2009. 102