UNIVERSITY OF UTAH SPORTS INFORMATION Jon M. Huntsman Center 1825 E. South Campus Dr., Front Salt Lake City, Utah 84112-0900 Phone 801-581-3510 Fax 801-581-4358 Assistant A.D./Director: Liz Abel Associate Director: Mike Lageschulte Assistant Director: Hope Wagner Publications Coordinator: Melissa Hall Contact: Hope Wagner (801) 581-3771 For Immediate Release: Feb. 11, 2003 2002-03 Schedule/Results NOVEMBER 5 HrRSHOLM BBC (EXH.) W, 90-43 14 NORTHWEST SPORTS (EXH.) W, 67-39 22 at TCU L, 54-51 26 MONTANA TECH W, 96-42 29-30 at Saint Mary s Tournament 29 vs. Idaho W, 56-43 30 vs. Western Carolina W, 66-44 DECEMBER 7 FRESNO STATE W, 64-57 14 IDAHO STATE W, 91-52 16 NEW MEXICO STATE W, 74-54 21 at Washington State W, 85-50 28-29 at Lady Griz Holiday Classic 28 vs. Mississippi State W, 69-65 29 vs. Montana L, 53-49 JANUARY 4 at Weber State L, 70-59 9 MONTANA W, 77-38 11 NORTHERN ARIZONA W, 55-40 16 WYOMING* W, 63-47 18 COLORADO STATE* W, 73-50 23 at UNLV* W, 56-49 25 at San Diego State* W, 59-44 FEBRUARY 1 at Brigham Young* W, 67-50 6 AIR FORCE* W, 68-39 8 NEW MEXICO* W, 64-61 (OT) 13 at Colorado State* 7:00 p.m. 15 at Wyoming* 2:00 p.m. 20 SAN DIEGO STATE* 7:00 p.m. 22 UNLV* 3:00 p.m. MARCH 1 BRIGHAM YOUNG* 3:00 p.m. 6 at New Mexico* 7:00 p.m. 8 at Air Force* 1:00 p.m. 12-15 MWC Championships TBA * Indicates MWC Games HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS All times Mountain Time 2002-2003 RESULTS Overall Record... 17-3 MWC Record... 7-0 Home... 10-0 Away... 4-3 Neutral... 3-0 Utah Women s Basketball Notes Game #21 - Colorado State, Thursday, Feb. 13, 7 p.m. COMING UP: The league-leading University of Utah women s basketball team (17-3, 7-0) travels to Fort Collins, Colo. to face the Colorado State Rams (11-10, 2-5) at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 13, at Moby Arena. A QUICK LOOK AT UTAH: In a thrilling overtime game last Saturday, the Utes remained the only undefeated team in Mountain West Conference play with a 64-61 win over New Mexico. The Utes shot just under 36 percent from the field on the game while the Lobos connected on 44 PROBABLE UTAH STARTERS percent of their shots. New Mexico also out-rebounded Utah 38-33. The difference Shona Thorburn G 5-10 So. was turnovers, as the Utes scored 18 points Kim Smith F 6-1 Fr. off 21 Lobo turnovers while committing 14 Mandie Little C 6-0 Jr. of their own. Carley Marshall F/C 6-2 Jr. Sophomore Shona Thorburn, who hit Kelsy Stireman G 5-7 Jr. the shot to send the game into overtime, led Utah with 18 points, six rebounds and four assists, followed by sophomore Lana Sitterud with 16 points and five assists. Freshman Kim Smith, who fouled out of the game with 17 seconds left in regulation, scored 14 points and six rebounds. Junior Mandie Little pulled down a team-high eight boards. On the season, the Utes are paced by Smith, who averages 17.1 points and 7.4 rebounds. Thorburn adds 15.1 points and a team-high 3.4 assists, while junior Carley Marshall contributes 10.8 points and 5.7 rebounds. SCOUTING THE OPPOSITION: Colorado State dropped a 90-71 game at UNLV last Saturday, its third consecutive loss. The Rams had just redshirt freshman Vanessa Espinoza as a point guard as junior guard Jasai Ferrucho served a one-game suspension for misconduct and sophomore guard Ashley Venekamp sat out with recurring symptoms from a concussion. Espinoza responded with nine points and three assists in 29 minutes. Senior center Shannon Strecker led five Rams in double figures in scoring with 15 points, while junior forward Joy Jenkins, senior forward Jackie Campbell and senior forward Katie PROBABLE CSU STARTERS Shannon Strecker C 6-2 Sr. Ashley Augspurger F 6-1 Sr. Jackie Campbell F 5-10 Sr. Katie Borton G 6-0 Sr. Vanessa Espinoza G 5-3 Fr. Borton all scored 11 and senior forward Ashley Augspurger chipped in 10. Augspurger also led the team with four assists and Strecker led the team with seven rebounds and added two blocked shots. The Lady Rebels shot almost 71 percent in the second half, pulling away from the Rams in the final 20 minutes. UNLV had an eight point lead at the break, leading 38-30 and then made eight of its first 10 shots in the second stanza to take a 62-47 advantage.
Utah Women s Basketball Page 2 MWC STANDINGS Conference Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. UTAH 7 0 1.000 17 3.850 BYU 5 2.714 14 6.700 Wyoming 4 3.571 14 6.700 UNLV 4 3.571 13 7.650 New Mexico 3 4.429 13 7.650 Colorado State 2 5.286 11 10.524 San Diego State 2 5.286 8 11.421 Air Force 1 6.143 7 13.350 FEBRUARY 10, 2003 ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25 Rank School 02-03 Total Last (1st-place Votes) Record Points Week 1 Connecticut (44) 22-0 1,100 1 2 Duke 21-1 1,041 2 3 Tennessee 20-3 996 3 4 LSU 20-1 974 4 5 Kansas State 21-2 886 5 6 Stanford 19-2 845 6 7 Texas Tech 19-2 840 7 8 North Carolina 21-2 834 7 9 Purdue 19-3 742 10 10 Louisiana Tech 19-2 734 9 11 Texas 15-5 642 11 12 Penn State 20-5 600 13 13 Arkansas 18-5 539 14 14 Georgia 16-5 476 17 15 South Carolina 17-5 432 16 16 Mississippi State 16-6 429 12 17 Minnesota 17-4 327 15 18 Vanderbilt 15-7 311 18 19 Villanova 17-4 282 22 20 UC Santa Barbara 17-3 279 19 21 Wisconsin-Green Bay 19-3 225 21 22 Ohio State 17-5 203 25 23 Rutgers 14-5 122-24 Arizona 16-6 113-25 Boston College 15-6 96 23 Others receiving votes: UTAH 58, Oklahoma 43, Washington 41, DePaul 21, Colorado 15, Charlotte 12, George Washington 8, Virginia Tech 8, Indiana State 7, Illinois 5, Tulane 4, Auburn 3, Austin Peay 2, Xavier 2, Baylor 1, Cincinnati 1, Montana State 1. On the season, the Rams are led by Augspurger, who averages 13.4 points, 5.0 rebounds and 3.1 assists, and Strecker, with 10.6 points per game and 4.9 rebounds per game averages. Senior Lisa Narkiewicz pulls down a team-high 5.5 rebounds. SERIES SHORTS: Utah leads the all-time series with the Rams 44-12. In their last meeting on Jan. 18, 2003, the Utes won easily, 73-50. The Utes are 25-4 at home, 18-7 away and 1-1 at a neutral site vs. Colorado State. MWC LEADERS: As a team, the Utes lead the conference in five statistical categories: scoring defense (50.1), scoring margin (+17.0), rebounding defense (33.5), turnover margin (+4.95) and three-point field goal average (7.9). Utah ranks second in three-point field goal percentage (.365), field goal percentage defense (.365), free throw percentage (.751), steals (9.8) and assist/turnover ratio (0.98), and third in rebounding offense (36.5), rebounding margin (+2.9) and offensive rebounds (12.7). Individually, freshman Kim Smith leads the conference in three-point field goal percentage (.471), ranks fourth in scoring (17.1), rebounding (7.3) and three-point field goal average (2.5), fifth in both offensive rebounds (2.8) and defensive rebounds (4.6), eighth in free throw percentage (.778), 10th in field goal percentage (.468) and 13th in blocked shots (0.5). Sophomore Shona Thorburn is second in assist/turnover ratio (1.9), third in three-point field goal average (2.5), sixth in scoring (15.1), sixth in assists (3.4), seventh in defensive rebounds (4.5), 10th in free throw percentage (.773), 11th in three-point field goal percentage (.350) and 13th in rebounding (5.4). Junior Carley Marshall is tied for fifth in blocked shots (1.1), sixth in field goal percentage (.491), seventh in free throw percentage (.790), 11th in rebounding (5.7) and offensive rebounds (1.9), tied for 11th in defensive rebounds (3.8) and 17th in scoring (10.8). Point guard Kelsy Stireman is seventh in assist/turnover ratio (1.4), tied for eighth in steals (1.7) and 11th in assists (3.1). Meanwhile, junior Mandie Little ranks third in offensive rebounds (2.9) and ninth in rebounding (5.9). Sophomore Lana Sitterud is 12th in steals (1.6), 12th in three-point field goal average (1.1) and 14th in three-point field goal percentage (.333), while freshman Julie Wood is fourth in three-point field goal percentage (.404) and 10th in three-point field goal average (1.2). In conference-only statistics, as a team, the Utes lead the conference in four categories and rank in the top four in every statistical category. Individually, several Utes rank in the Top 5: Smith is third in scoring, third in rebounding, tied for second in three-point field goal made and second in defensive rebounds; Thorburn is fourth in scoring, fourth in assists, tied for second in three-point field goals made and third in assist/turnover ratio; Marshall is fifth in field goal percentage and tied for fourth in blocked shots; and Little is third in offensive rebounds. FRESHMAN PHENOM: Freshman Kim Smith is putting up remarkable numbers. With 17.1 points and 7.4 rebounds per game, she leads the team in scoring, rebounding, field goals made, three-point field goal percentage and free throws made. She also leads all MWC freshmen in points and ranks second in rebounds, having had three games with 10 or more boards. The frosh is the only player in the conference to score double figures in every game and has had four games with 20 points or more. Her 17.1 scoring average is the mostever by a freshman in the history of the Mountain West.
Utah Women s Basketball Page 3 FEBRUARY 11, 2003 USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES POLL Rank School 02-03 Total Last (1st-place Votes) Record Points Week 1 Connecticut (40) 22-0 1000 1 2 Duke 22-1 947 2 3 Tennessee 20-3 915 3 4 LSU 20-1 880 4 5 Kansas State 21-2 836 5 6 Stanford 19-2 750 7 7 North Carolina 21-2 746 6 8 Texas Tech 19-2 737 8 9 Purdue 19-3 665 9 10 Louisiana Tech 19-2 629 10 11 Texas 15-5 549 12 12 Penn State 20-5 537 14 13 Arkansas 18-5 501 13 14 Mississippi State 16-6 422 11 15 South Carolina 17-5 397 15 16 Georgia 16-5 393 18 17 UC-Santa Barbara 17-3 351 17 18 Minnesota 17-4 286 16 19 Vanderbilt 15-7 280 19 20 Villanova 17-4 265 22 21 Wisconsin-Green Bay 19-3 157 23 22 Boston College 15-6 144 20 23 Arizona 16-6 105 25 24 Ohio State 17-5 90 NR 25 Rutgers 14-5 71 NR Others receiving votes: Oklahoma (14-8) 51; UTAH (17-3) 45; Liberty (19-3) 34; Washington (17-5) 25; Charlotte (16-5) 21; Florida International (15-6) 18; Auburn (16-6) 14; Cincinnati (17-5) 14; Colorado (17-4) 14; DePaul (17-7) 14; Indiana State (17-3) 14; Santa Clara (15-6) 14; Tulane (14-7) 11; Virginia Tech (16-5) 11; Chattanooga (18-4) 10; Florida State (15-6) 9; Notre Dame (13-8) 7; Illinois (14-6) 5; Georgia Tech (14-7) 3; Montana State (16-4) 3; Marquette (12-9) 2; Miami (Fla.) (14-7) 2; Pepperdine (16-6) 2; Maine (16-4) 1; Saint Joseph s (14-8) 1; Western Illinois (13-6) 1; Xavier (15-7) 1. MWC PRESEASON MEDIA POLL Rank Team (first-place votes) Points 1 BYU (8) 110 2 Colorado State (7) 103 3 New Mexico (1) 91 4 UTAH 70 5 UNLV 69 6 Wyoming 49 7 San Diego State 31 8 Air Force 17 RANKING NATIONALLY: Utah currently leads the nation in scoring defense (50.1), and ranks 13th in scoring margin and 24th in average margin of victory. Individually, freshman Kim Smith ranks tied for second nationally in three-point field goal percentage in statistics through Feb. 10. DEFENSIVE DOMINANCE: Utah has held eight of its last nine opponents to 50 points or less and has held all but three of its opponents this season under 60 points. The Utes, who are shooting 42 percent from the field this season, have only allowed four opponents (New Mexico State, Mississippi State, Weber State and New Mexico) to reach that mark. In conference games, the Utes are holding opponents to just 36 percent from the field while shooting 41 percent. In addition, only one Mountain West team (New Mexico) has surpassed 50 points vs. Utah, and it was an overtime game. HOME SWEET HOME: The Utes, 10-0 at home this season, have the longest home winning streak in the Mountain West at 13 straight. The last time the Utes lost in the Huntsman Center was Jan. 31, 2002, when they fell to UNLV 79-71. THORBURN MWC PLAYER OF THE WEEK JAN. 12-18: Sophomore Shona Thorburn was named Mountain West Conference Women s Basketball Player of the Week for the week of Jan. 12-18, marking her first career award. A 5-10 guard from Hamilton, Ontario (Westdale HS), Thorburn recorded a career-high 29 points in a 73-50 victory over Colorado State last Saturday, including 7-of-15 from three-point range. She also grabbed four rebounds and four steals vs. the Rams. Thorburn scored a game-high 19 points in the 63-47 conference opening win over Wyoming, while connecting on 6-of-9 field goals. For the week, Thorburn averaged 24 points, 4.0 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 2.0 steals and 1.5 blocks per game, while shooting 50 percent from the field (15-of-30) and 42 percent from beyond the arc (8-of-19). ELLIOTT JOINS 400-WIN CLUB: Head Coach Elaine Elliott became just the 38th Division I women s basketball coach to reach 400 career victories with a win over Wyoming on Jan. 16. Elliott has averaged better than 20 wins a year in her 20 seasons at Utah. UTES ON THE RADIO: Utah s game against Colorado State will be broadcast live on KALL 910- AM. The game will be called by Chris Tunis, who served as the president of the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association from 1999-2001. A graduate of San Diego State, Tunis has been selected as Utah Sportscaster of the Year seven times by his peers. UP NEXT: The Utes travel to Laramie, Wyo., for a 2 p.m. game on Saturday, Feb. 15, at the Arena Auditorium.
Utah Women s Basketball Page 4 INDIVIDUAL SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS: #3 MEGHAN WOSTER Points 4 vs. Idaho State (12/14/02) same Rebounds 4 vs. Idaho State (12/14/02) same Field Goals 2 vs. Idaho State (12/14/02) same FG Attempts 4 vs. Montana (1/9/03) same 3-Point FG 1 vs. Western Carolina (11/30/02) same 3-Point FGA 2, two times, most recent vs. Montana (1/9/03) same Free Throws 2 vs. Air Force (2/6/03) same FT Attempts 2, three times, most recent vs. Air Force (2/6/03) same Assists 3 vs. Montana Tech (11/26/02) same Steals 1 vs. Montana Tech (11/26/02) same Blocks N/A same Minutes 15 vs. Montana Tech (11/26/02) same #4 KIM SMITH Points 30 vs. Western Carolina (11/30/02) same Rebounds 15 vs. Montana (1/9/03) same Field Goals 11 vs. Western Carolina (11/30/02) same FG Attempts 19 vs. Weber State (1/4/03) same 3-Point FG 7 vs. Western Carolina (11/30/02) same 3-Point FGA 10 vs., UNLV (1/23/03) same Free Throws 9 vs. Weber State (1/4/03) same FT Attempts 10 vs. Weber State (1/4/03) same Assists 4 vs. Montana (1/9/03) same Steals 4, two times, most recent vs. Western Carolina (11/30/02) same Blocks 2 vs. Western Carolina (11/30/02) same Minutes 40, four times, most recent vs. San Diego State (1/25/03) same #5 SARAH WOBBE Points 8 vs. Brigham Young (2/1/03) 8 vs. Brigham Young (2/1/03) Rebounds 1, three times, most recent vs. Air Force (2/6/03) 6 vs. Air Force (3/4/00) Field Goals 3 vs. Brigham Young (2/1/03) 3 vs. Brigham Young (2/1/03) FG Attempts 3 vs. Brigham Young (2/1/03) 5, two times, most recent vs. Air Force (1/17/02) 3-Point FG 1, two times, most recent vs. Brigham Young (2/1/03) 1, six times, most recent vs. Brigham Young (2/1/03) 3-Point FGA 2, three times, most recent vs. Idaho State (12/14/02) 4 vs. San Francisco (12/30/01) Free Throws 2 vs. Washington State (12/21/02) 3, two times, most recent vs. Air Force (3/4/00) FT Attempts 2 vs. Washington State (12/21/02) 6 vs. Air Force (3/4/00) Assists 2, two times, most recent vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) 5 vs. UCLA (12/1/01) Steals 2, two times, most recent vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) 3 vs. Air Force (3/8/00) Blocks 1 vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) 1, two times, most recent vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) Minutes 16 vs. Brigham Young (2/1/03) 22 vs. Oregon (12/8/01) #10 SHONA THORBURN Points 29 vs. Colorado State (1/18/03) same Rebounds 11 vs. Brigham Young (2/1/03) same Field Goals 9, two times, most recent vs. Colorado State (1/18/03) same FG Attempts 21 vs. Colorado State (1/18/03) same 3-Point FG 7 vs. Colorado State (1/18/03) same 3-Point FGA 15 vs. Colorado State (1/18/03) same Free Throws 6, two times, most recent vs. Wyoming (1/16/03) same FT Attempts 8, two times, most recent vs. Wyoming (1/16/03) same Assists 9 vs. Montana (1/9/03) same Steals 4, two times, most recent vs. Colorado State (1/18/03) same Blocks 2 vs. Wyoming (1/16/03) same Minutes 41 vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) same
Utah Women s Basketball Page 5 #14 KELSY STIREMAN Points 9 vs. Mississippi State (12/28/02) 28 vs. Pacific (11/29/00) Rebounds 6, two times, most recent vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) 7, three times, most recent vs. Brigham Young (2/23/02) Field Goals 4 vs. Washington State (12/21/02) 11 vs. Pacific (11/29/00) FG Attempts 8 vs. Air Force (2/6/03) 15 vs. Pacific (11/29/00) 3-Point FG 2 vs. Air Force (2/6/03) 3 vs. Pacific (11/29/00) 3-Point FGA 4 vs. Air Force (2/6/03) 6 vs. Albertson College (11/20/01) Free Throws 5 vs. Mississippi State (12/28/02) 6 vs. Iowa (3/19/01) FT Attempts 6 vs. Mississippi State (12/28/02) 10 vs. Iowa (3/19/01) Assists 8 vs. New Mexico State (12/16/02) 11 vs. UCLA (12/1/01) Steals 3, six times, most recent vs. Air Force (2/6/03) 5, three times, most recent vs. UNLV (1/31/02) Blocks 1, five times, most recent vs. Colorado State (1/18/03) 1, 13 times, most recent vs. Colorado State (1/18/03) Minutes 33 vs. Idaho (11/29/02) 35 vs. San Diego State (1/13/01) #21 JULIE WOOD Points 17 vs. Washington State (12/21/02) same Rebounds 4 vs. Washington State (12/21/02) same Field Goals 5, two times, most recent vs. Washington State (12/21/02) same FG Attempts 10 vs. Idaho State (12/14/02) same 3-Point FG 5 vs. Idaho State (12/14/02) same 3-Point FGA 10 vs. Idaho State (12/14/02) same Free Throws 4, two times, most recent vs. Washington State (12/21/02) same FT Attempts 5 vs. Fresno State (12/7/02) same Assists 4 vs. Washington State (12/21/02) same Steals 4 vs. Washington State (12/21/02) same Blocks N/A same Minutes 21 vs. Washington State (12/21/02) same #30 MANDIE LITTLE Points 15 vs. Montana Tech (11/26/02) same Rebounds 14 vs. Wyoming (1/16/03) same Field Goals 6 vs. New Mexico State (12/16/02) same FG Attempts 10, two times, most recent vs. Northern Arizona (1/11/03) same 3-Point FG N/A same 3-Point FGA 1 vs. Weber State (1/4/03) same Free Throws 5 vs. Montana Tech (11/26/02) same FT Attempts 5 vs. Montana Tech (11/26/02) same Assists 3, two times, most recent vs. San Diego State (1/25/03) same Steals 4 vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) same Blocks 1, seven times, most recent vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) same Minutes 34 vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) same #31 HANNA GREEN Points 12 vs. Montana Tech (11/26/02) same Rebounds 2, three times, most recent vs. Western Carolina (11/30/02) same Field Goals 4 vs. Montana Tech (11/26/02) same FG Attempts 7, two times, most recent vs. Idaho State (12/14/02) same 3-Point FG 2 vs. Montana Tech (11/26/02) same 3-Point FGA 4 vs. Idaho State (12/14/02) same Free Throws 3, two times, most recent vs. Idaho (11/29/02) same FT Attempts 6 vs. TCU (11/22/02) same Assists 4 vs. Montana Tech (11/26/02) same Steals 2, two times, most recent vs. Idaho State (12/14/02) same Blocks 1, two times, most recent vs. UNLV (1/23/03) same Minutes 25 vs. Montana Tech (11/26/02) same
Utah Women s Basketball Page 6 #32 LANA SITTERUD Points 16 vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) same Rebounds 5 vs. New Mexico State (12/16/02) same Field Goals 5, three times, most recent vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) same FG Attempts 12 vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) same 3-Point FG 4 vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) same 3-Point FGA 11 vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) same Free Throws 3 vs. UNLV (1/23/03) 7 vs. Air Force (1/17/02) FT Attempts 5 vs. UNLV (1/23/03) 8 vs. Air Force (1/17/02) Assists 5 vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) same Steals 3, four times, most recent vs. UNLV (1/23/03) same Blocks 1, four times, most recent vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) 1, six times, most recent vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) Minutes 32 vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) 35 vs. UNLV (3/2/02) #45 CARLEY MARSHALL Points 21 vs. Idaho State (12/14/02) same Rebounds 10 vs. UNLV (1/23/03) 12 vs. UCLA (12/1/01) Field Goals 10 vs. Idaho State (12/14/02) same FG Attempts 15 vs. San Diego State (1/25/03) same 3-Point FG 2 vs. Air Force (2/6/03) 2, four times, most recent vs. Air Force (2/6/03) 3-Point FGA 2, two times, most recent vs. Air Force (2/6/03) 6 vs. San Diego State (2/2/02) Free Throws 6 vs. Montana Tech (11/26/02) 9, two times, most recent vs. Wyoming (1/10/02) FT Attempts 8 vs. Montana (12/29/02) 10, two times, most recent vs. Wyoming (1/10/02) Assists 3 vs. TCU (11/22/02) 3, two times, most recent vs. TCU (11/22/02) Steals 2, six times, most recent vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) 2, nine times, most recent vs. New Mexico (2/8/03) Blocks 3, three times, most recent vs. UNLV (1/23/03) 3, seven times, most recent vs. UNLV (1/23/03) Minutes 39 vs. Wyoming (1/16/03) same
Utah Women s Basketball Page 7 2002-03 Season Statistics Overall record: 17-3 Conference: 7-0 Home: 10-0 Away 4-3 Neutral 3-0 INDIVIDUAL ---TOTAL--- ----3-PTS---- ---REBOUNDS--- ## Player GP-GS Min Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A T O Blk Stl Pts Avg 04 SMITH, Kim 20-20 703 35.2 111-237.468 49-104.471 70-90.778 55 92 147 7.4 46 1 33 53 9 29 341 17.1 10 THORBURN, Shona 20-20 734 36.7 100-261.383 50-143.350 51-66.773 19 89 108 5.4 18 0 68 35 5 28 301 15.1 45 MARSHALL, Carley 20-20 556 27.8 81-165.491 4-14.286 49-62.790 38 76 114 5.7 52 1 27 48 22 20 215 10.8 30 LITTLE, Mandie 20-9 437 21.9 48-117.410 0-1.000 16-25.640 58 61 119 6.0 41 0 21 27 7 22 112 5.6 32 SITTERUD, Lana 20-9 436 21.8 40-115.348 22-66.333 10-17.588 17 31 48 2.4 42 1 29 28 4 31 112 5.6 21 WOOD, Julie 17-1 198 11.6 27-67.403 21-52.404 15-17.882 6 13 19 1.1 8 0 13 13 0 10 90 5.3 14 STIREMAN, Kelsy 20-19 511 25.6 27-60.450 3-13.231 20-30.667 9 41 50 2.5 39 0 61 44 5 34 77 3.9 31 GREEN, Hanna 20-2 281 14.1 18-64.281 5-22.227 19-24.792 9 16 25 1.3 31 0 15 22 3 10 60 3.0 05 WOBBE, Sarah 14-0 95 6.8 6-14.429 2-9.222 4-4 1.000 0 3 3 0.2 5 0 8 7 1 10 18 1.3 03 WOSTER, Meghan 10-0 74 7.4 6-18.333 1-6.167 3-7.429 6 8 14 1.4 4 0 9 2 0 1 16 1.6 TM TEAM 37 45 82 4.1 0 12 Total 464-1118.415 157-430.365 257-342.751 254 475 729 36.5 286 3 284 291 56 195 1342 67.1 Opponents 378-1036.365 84-278.302 162-223.726 223 448 671 33.5 341-201 390 44 140 1002 50.1 TEAM STATISTICS UT OPP SCORING 1342 1002 Points per game 67.1 50.1 Scoring margin +17.0 - FIELD GOALS-ATT 464-1118 378-1036 Field goal pct.415.365 3 POINT FG-ATT 157-430 84-278 3-point FG pct.365.302 3-pt FG made per game 7.9 4.2 FREE THROWS-ATT 257-342 162-223 Free throw pct.751.726 REBOUNDS 729 671 Rebounds per game 36.5 33.5 Rebounding margin +2.9 - ASSISTS 284 201 Assists per game 14.2 10.1 TURNOVERS 291 390 Turnovers per game 14.6 19.5 Turnover margin +5.0 - Assist/turnover ratio 1.0 0.5 STEALS 195 140 Steals per game 9.8 7.0 BLOCKS 56 44 Blocks per game 2.8 2.2 WINNING STREAK 9 - Home win streak 10 - ATTENDANCE 10693 12922 Home games-avg/game 10-1069 7-1430 Neutral site-avg/game - 3-971 RESULTS DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND 11/22/02 Texas Christian L 54-51 1558 11/26/02 MONTANA TECH W 96-42 639 11/29/02 vs. Idaho W 56-43 - 11/30/02 vs. Western Carolina W 66-44 - 12/07/02 FRESNO STATE W 64-57 1097 12/14/02 IDAHO STATE W 91-52 965 12/16/02 NEW MEXICO STATE W 74-54 1123 12/21/02 Washington State W 85-50 339 12/28/02 vs. Mississippi State W 69-65 2913 12/29/02 Montana L 53-49 3711 01/04/03 Weber State L 70-59 1308 01/09/03 MONTANA W 77-38 1141 01/11/03 NORTHERN ARIZONA W 55-40 1055 01/16/03 WYOMING* W 63-47 971 01/18/03 COLORADO STATE* W 73-50 1136 01/23/03 UNLV* W 56-49 560 01/25/03 San Diego State* W 59-44 599 02/01/03 Brigham Young* W 67-50 1934 02/06/03 AIR FORCE* W 68-39 1396 02/08/03 NEW MEXICO* W (OT) 64-61 1170 SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total Utah 614 721 7 1342 Opponents 402 596 4 1002