The Cougar Family ..................................... 2 Coaching Staff ........................................... 4 Support Staff ............................................ 11 2007-08 Roster ........................................ 12 Cougar Profiles ......................................... 14 2007-08 Season Outlook ......................... 40 2007-08 Opponent Information ............... 43 Pacific-10 Conference ............................... 48 Cougar Travel .......................................... 50 Washington State University ..................... 51 Cougar History/Records ............................ 77 Media Directory ..................................... 100 table of contents The Washington State University Women’s Basketball media guide was written and edited by Joe Nickell, Assistant Sports Information Director. Photography credits to Bob Hubner and Shelly Hanks, WSU Photo Lab, Jason Krump, Rod Commons, and Mark Lewis. Page composition and design by Diana Whaley, University Publishing. Table of Contents ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENT It is the mission of the Athletic Department to create and foster an environment which provides opportunities for all student-athletes to enrich their collegiate experience through participation on athletic teams which are competitive at the conference and national level. In concert with the mission and values of Washington State University, the department is dedicated to providing oppor- tunities, which will enhance the intellectual, physical, social, moral and cultural development of the whole person, while conducting all activities with honesty and integrity in accordance with the principles of good sportsmanship and ethi- cal conduct. The Athletic Department values gender and ethnic diversity and is committed to providing equitable opportunities for all students and staff. The department will pursue its mission while upholding the values, purposes and poli- cies of Washington State University, the Pacific-10 Conference, and the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
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The Washington State University Women’s Basketball media guide was written and edited by Joe Nickell, Assistant Sports Information Director. Photography credits to Bob Hubner and Shelly Hanks, WSU Photo Lab, Jason Krump, Rod Commons, and Mark Lewis. Page composition and design by Diana Whaley, University Publishing.
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mission statementit is the mission of the athletic department to create and foster an environment which provides opportunities for all student-athletes to enrich their collegiate experience through participation on athletic teams which are competitive at the conference and national level. in concert with the mission and values of Washington state University, the department is dedicated to providing oppor-tunities, which will enhance the intellectual, physical, social, moral and cultural development of the whole person, while conducting all activities with honesty and integrity in accordance with the principles of good sportsmanship and ethi-cal conduct. the athletic department values gender and ethnic diversity and is committed to providing equitable opportunities for all students and staff. the department will pursue its mission while upholding the values, purposes and poli-cies of Washington state University, the pacific-10 conference, and the national collegiate athletic association.
in her first season at the helm of the Washington state women’s basketball program, veteran coach June daugherty is exactly what the cougars needed.
daugherty brings a career record of 314-213 to a program that hasn’t had a winning season since 1995-96. she brings experience working with WnBa-caliber talent to a team that has placed two individuals on the all-pacific-10 conference team since 2000. most importantly, however, is the fact that daugherty has a proven history of turning programs around and bringing them to national prominence.
daugherty began her head coaching career at Boise state, where she coached for seven years (1989-96) and compiled a record of 123-74 (73-31 Big sky conference). Under her watch, the Broncos not only made the ncaa tournament for the first time in school history, but achieved their first-ever national ranking and won their first regular season conference title.
in 1992, the Broncos won the Big sky regular season championship, and in 1994 they shared the conference crown with montana and earned an at-large bid to the ncaa tournament. at the conclusion of the 1993-94 season, daugherty was named Big sky co-coach of the Year.
after turning things around at Boise state, daugherty did the same for Washington, where she coached for 11 seasons. after finishing ninth in the pac-10 in 2000, daugherty led the huskies to their first conference title since 1990, the greatest turnaround in conference history. she led Washington to nine postseason appearances in 11 seasons, seven ncaa tournament appearances and three Wnit appearances, making it all the way to the ncaa Women’s Basketball championship’s elite eight in 2001.
daugherty helped a number of players earn individual honors at Washington, with Giuliana mendiola becoming the school’s first-ever pac-10 player of the Year. Four players earned district Viii all-america honors and she placed at least one individual on the all-pac-10 team from 1997-2006.
home attendance soared under daugherty’s watch at both Boise state and Washington. the Broncos averaged 500 fans per game before daugherty’s arrival. during her tenure, however, more than 2,000 fans were coming to watch every game, placing Boise state in the nation’s top 30 for home attendance in each of her seven seasons. Washington led the pac-10 in home attendance in both 2002-03 and 2003-04.
the team chemistry formed on the basketball court is a direct result of creating a family atmosphere with daugherty’s staff and players. daugherty creates a home away from home for her basketball family, consisting of coaches, players and support staff. this environment culminated in 16 players combining for 49 selections to the pac-10 all-academic team at Washington, and 30 student-athletes on the Big sky conference all-academic team at Boise state.
Born: august 11, 1956
Home Town: columbus, ohio
HigH ScHool: Westerville south
college: Ohio State, 1974-78 - earned a bachelor’s degree in health education at ohio state. led the Buckeyes to the Big ten championship in 1977 and 1978 and earned all-america honors her senior season. daugherty ranks 21st on ohio state’s career scoring list (1,137 points), fourth in career rebounds (829) and 15th in career field goals (500). a member of the Buckeyes’ athletic hall of Fame, daugherty was also a Wade trophy finalist the first year the award was presented.
coacHing experience:Washington State, 2007-present - head coach. Was named head coach of the cougar women’s basketball program, april 20, 2007, becoming the seventh head coach in school history.
is currently a member of the Women’s Basketball coaches’ association and is a former member of its Board of directors. daugherty is also a member of both the state Farm coaches’ all-america team and the russell athletic/WBca coach of the Year selection committees.
Washington, 1996-2007 - head coach. spent 11 seasons with the huskies, leading the team to nine postseason appearances (seven ncaa tournament appearances and three Wnit appearances), including a ncaa tournament appearance during her first season in 1997. in 2001, she led the team to its first pacific-10 conference title since 1990 and guided the huskies all the way to the ncaa regional Final. daugherty was named a finalist for the prestigious naismith coach of the Year award in 2003 and, most recently, took Washington to the 2007 ncaa tournament, the team’s second consecutive appearance. in her 11 seasons as the head women’s basketball coach at Washington, daugherty compiled a 191-139 (.579) overall record and a 113-85 (.571) mark in pac-10 play.
Boise State, 1989-1996 - head coach. coached at Boise state from 1989-96, accumulating a 123-74 overall record and a 73-31 record in the Big sky conference. Under daugherty’s guidance, the Boise state program reached a number of firsts including its first ncaa tournament appearance, its first national ranking and its first regular season conference title.
Stanford, 1986-89 - assistant coach. served as an assistant coach to tara Vanderveer, helping to lead the cardinal to the ncaa midwest regional semifinal in 1988 and to the pac-10 championship in 1989. stanford went undefeated in the pac-10 in 1989, and once made the ncaa midwest regional Final.
Kent State, 1983-85 - assistant coach. served a three-year stint on the Kent state staff from 1983-85.
June Daughertydaugherty’s basketball family is involved not only in providing everything
necessary to achieve academic excellence, but also the means to becoming involved in community service. daugherty leads by example, speaking at meetings for the chamber of commerce, the Kiwanis and for many women’s groups.
she is a member of the Women’s Basketball coaches’ association and is a former member of its Board of directors. she is also a member of both the state Farm coaches’ all-america team and the russell athletic/WBca coach of the Year selection committees, and often serves as a clinician for the ncaa Yes clinic at the Final Four. daugherty has been active in Usa Basketball and was an assistant coach for the West team at the 1995 olympic sports Festival.
daugherty also places high priority on keeping the top local high school talent at home in the northwest, a pattern she began with her first husky recruit, megan Franza, who was drafted by the phoenix mercury in 2001. Franza played high school basketball in leavenworth, Wash.
several of daugherty’s athletes have gone on to coaching careers at both the high school and collegiate level including, lisa Fisher, an associate head coach with the cougars in 2006.
daugherty served as an assistant coach at stanford under head coach tara Vanderveer prior to taking over the Boise state program. she helped guide the cardinal to one of the finest seasons in school history, finishing the 1989 season with a record of 28-3, an undefeated pac-10 season and a trip to the ncaa tournament. daugherty also had a two-year stint on the Kent state staff as an assistant coach from 1983-85.
daugherty played collegiate basketball at ohio state from 1974-78, where she led the Buckeyes to the Big ten championship in 1977 and 1978. she is still ranked on the school’s career scoring list at no. 21 with 1,137 points. she also ranks fourth in career rebounds (829), 15th in career field goals made (500) and shares the single-game school record for blocked shots (12 against michigan state in 1976). at the conclusion of her senior season, she earned first team all-america honors and was a Wade trophy finalist the first year the award was presented.
Just prior to the start of the 2001 season, ohio state honored daugherty with an induction into the osU athletic hall of Fame.
Following graduation in 1978, daugherty contributed as both a player and coach on several international teams, including a period as a player and coach for the Union sportive Vierzon club based in France.
daugherty, a native of columbus, ohio, is the daughter of naomi and Jim Brewer and has two brothers and one sister. she and
her husband mike are the parents of twins doc and Breanne.
college:Ohio State, 1975-77 - Graduated from ohio state with a bachelor’s degree in marketing. Was a starter for the Buckeyes from 1975-77, earning the team’s defensive player of the Year award in 1976.
Georgia Tech, 1974 - attended Georgia tech for one season, initially playing for both the basketball and football teams.
coacHing experience:Washington State, 2007-present - associate head coach. Joined the Washington state staff april 20, 2007, with wife and head coach June daugherty.
Washington, 1997-2007 - associate head coach (2004-07). assistant coach (1997-2004). led the huskies to a conference ranking of first or second in scoring offense in three of his last six seasons. Washington scored a conference-best 75.6 points per game in 2003.
Boise State, 1995-96 - assistant coach. serves as the Broncos’ assistant coach for two seasons.
the daugherty file
associate head coach mike daugherty, in his first year with the Washington state coaching staff, has a reputation for building explosive offensive teams. husband to head coach June, daugherty is in his 18th season as a division i coach.
daugherty comes to WsU after coaching 11 years at Washington, serving his first eight years with the huskies as an assistant until being promoted to associate head coach in september 2004.
the huskies ranked first or second in the pacific-10 conference in scoring offense in three of daugherty’s last six seasons. in 2003, UW scored a conference-best 75.6 points per game. three of daugherty’s student-athletes rank among Washington’s top four in both 3-pointers made and 3-pointers attempted.
a 1977 graduate of ohio state, daugherty was a starter on the basketball team from 1975-77. in 1976, daugherty was named ohio state’s defensive player of the Year. he scored a career-high 18 points against eventual national champion and undefeated indiana, bringing ohio state to within two points of a victory (66-64).
Before transferring to ohio state, daugherty played the 1973-74 season at Georgia tech, initially attending as both a guard on the basketball team and a quarterback on the football team.
Following graduation from ohio state, daugherty went on to play professionally in the south american professional leagues. his sirio Brazil team won the world championship at the Jones cup in 1979. daugherty also averaged as
many as 24 points per game for the hindu club of argentina.
daugherty, who enjoys fly fishing in his spare time, earned his bachelor’s degree in marketing from ohio state. he and June are the parents of 13-year old twins. his father, doc, played tailback for one season at ohio state.
college:Western Washington, 1995-99 - earned his bachelor’s of science degree in biology.
pacific (ore.), 1994-95 - played his freshman season for the Boxers before transferring to Western Washington.
coacHing experience:Washington State, 2007-present - Joined the cougar coaching staff may 4, 2007, as assistant coach for Washington state, serving primarily as the team’s recruiting coordinator and defensive coordinator.
Montana Tech, 2005-07 - Became the sixth head coach in women’s basketball history at montana tech, leading the squad to its first top 25 ranking in naia. also guided the team to the greatest turnaround in school history, winning 16 games in 2006-07 after winning only three in 2005-06.
The Master’s College, 1999-2005 - during his tenure as head assistant coach, led his squad to a 132-58 record. his team was a perennial national top 10 team and made four naia tournament appearances.
the holsinger file
Brian holsinger is in his first season as an assistant coach at Washington state, coming to pullman with his wife stacey after serving as the head coach for montana tech from 2005-07. holsinger currently serves as the recruiting coordinator and the defensive coordinator.
in July 2005, holsinger became the sixth head women’s basketball coach in montana tech history. during his time in montana, holsinger’s team was ranked in the top 25 in the naia for the first time in school history. he also guided his squad to the greatest turnaround in school history, going from three wins in 2005-06 to 16 wins in 2006-07.
holsinger is not the first basketball coach WsU officials have hired from montana tech. in 1985 len stevens selected men’s head coach Kelvin sampson as one of his assistants. sampson later directed WsU’s men’s program for seven successful seasons and is now the head coach at indiana.
“i’m really proud to have Brian holsinger joining our program,” WsU head coach June daugherty commented. “he is an accomplished coach who will be a great teacher for our student-athletes at Washington state.
“Brian also is obviously an accomplished recruiter. he is going to be a great addition to the cougar basketball family and we are looking forward to getting him started in pullman.”
Before coaching at montana tech, holsinger served as the head assistant coach at the master’s college in santa clarita, calif., from 1999-2005. during his tenure, the mustangs posted a record of 132-58 and were a perennial top 10 nationally-ranked team. the squad
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also made four naia national tournament appearances.
holsinger graduated from Federal Way high in Federal Way, Wash., in 1994. during his college career, he played his freshman season at pacific from 1994-95, before transferring to Western Washington to complete his bachelor’s of science degree in biology.
Washington state welcomes maurice “mo” hines, a well known seattle area aaU coach, to his first year as assistant coach of the cougar women’s basketball team.
“it is with a great deal of pride that i announce coach mo hines has joined our basketball staff at Washington state University,” daugherty said in making the announcement of hines’ hiring. “coach hines is a young, energetic and bright teacher who has worked extensively to develop talent in the aaU ranks of the seattle area with both boys and girls.”
prior to joining the WsU staff, hines served as the head coach of the emerald city legends elite girls’ basketball team, a position he had held since 2005. he had also served as team director of the emerald city Basketball academy since 2002.
“i am really pumped to start coaching with June, mike and Brian,” hines commented. “i really think we are going to turn this program into a pac-10 powerhouse.”
he is a 1999 graduate of seattle’s nathan hale high school and was attending community college in the seattle area.
“coach hines is an extremely well-respected individual who has a great understanding of the game, strong communication skills and a vast coaching knowledge,” added daugherty. “his duties will include on-floor coaching, player development, camps and recruiting.”
hines coached several aaU teams to area and regional titles. in 2006 his 13-and-under team won the south sound invitational championship and his 15-and-under team was a deep south classic semifinalist. he was also an adidas Junior phenom coach in 2006.
in both 2004 and 2005 he coached junior teams to aaU national Qualifier championships.
mo HinesaSSiSTanT coacH
Born: september 7, 1979
HomeTown: seattle, Wash.
HigH ScHool: nathan hale hs
college: currently attending Washington state
coacHing experience:Washington State, 2007-present - Joined the cougar coaching staff may 17, 2007, as an assistant coach.
Emerald City Legends Elite Girls’ AAU, 2005-07 - a well-known seattle-area aaU coach, hines served as head coach of the emerald city legends for three years.
returning to her hometown of pullman, Wash., Kate Werner joins first-year head coach June daugherty’s staff, and is in her first season as coordinator of operations.
Werner oversees team travel, summer camps, budget preparation and serves as the administrator of community service activities for the cougars.
Werner previously served as director of women’s basketball operations for Washington, joining the staff prior to the 2003-04 season under daugherty.
prior to her work at UW, Werner served as the assistant coach for the Whitworth pirates from 2000-03. during her tenure, the pirates won the 2003 northwest conference championship. Werner assisted Whitworth to an overall record of 48-28 and 34-14 in conference play.
Werner graduated from Whitworth with a bachelor’s degree in business management in 1999. While on staff, she earned a master’s degree in education with an emphasis in guidance and counseling in 2003.
Werner also played for the pirates, setting the single-season record for 3-point percentage as a senior, making 31-of-66 attempts. Werner was also team captain for a squad that finished 17-8.
While attending pullman high school, Werner was a three-year letterwinner in basketball, volleyball and softball, earning all-Frontier
league honors as a senior in volleyball and basketball.
Werner is the daughter of pullman residents mike and Vivian Werner. her father mike played basketball for the cougars, lettering in 1964 and 1966-67 under coach marv harshman.
cougar coaches
Kate wernercoorDinaTor oF operaTionS
Born: June 1, 1977
HomeTown: pullman, Wash.
HigH ScHool: pullman hs
college:Whitworth, 1996-99 - earned her bachelor’s degree in business management and then, while on staff at Whitworth, also earned her master’s degree in education with an emphasis in guidance and counseling.
as a senior playing for the pirates, set the single-season record in 3-point percentage, making 31-of-66 (47.0-percent). she was also a team captain and tallied 432 career points and 319 career rebounds. Werner also lettered in softball as a junior and senior, the first two years of the program at Whitworth.
coacHing experience:Washington State, 2007-present - coordinator of Basketball operations. Joined the cougar staff as coordinator of basketball operations, may 12, 2007.
Washington, 2003-07 - director of Basketball operations. oversaw team travel, summer camps, budget preparation and administration of community service activities for the huskies. Werner also played an active role in the team’s annual auction and was a member of the Fast Break executive board.
Whitworth, 2000-04 - assistant coach. helped lead the pirates to the 2003 northwest conference championship. also served as assistant softball coach from 2000-04. Whitworth went 48-28 including a conference record of 34-14 during her tenure.
principal aSSiSTanTlinda rubenthaler is in her fifth year as the principal
assistant for the Washington state women’s basketball program. she is the primary contact for day-to-day operations in the office, as well as the courtside club and coaches corner. rubenthaler has worked at WsU for 15 years and is an avid cougar fan. an alabama native, she now calls Washington home. in addition to her duties at WsU, she enjoys spending time with her family, sports, camping, reading and gardening. she and her husband randy, have 3 children: noelle, logan and ryder.
operaTionS aSSiSTanTnikki stratton is in her first year as operations
assistant with the Washington state University women’s basketball team.
however, stratton, a 2007 WsU sport management graduate, is no stranger to the WsU women’s basketball program. during the 2006-07 season, stratton served on the support staff as the video coordinator, and from 2003-06, was a player for the cougars under head coach sherri murrell.
stratton attended coronado high school in colorado springs, colo., where she was a four-year letterwinner in basketball. she finished her senior season ranked first in the state in assists, third in steals and 20th in scoring.
stratton is the daughter of randy and Kathy stratton. she has one sister Jessika who played basketball for Baylor University and is the head coach for the Uccs women’s basketball team. stratton is currently pursuing a graduate degree in sport administration.
no name pos ht eXp Yr hometoWn (hiGh school/colleGe)
13 appleton, Katie G 5-8 2V Jr Big Bear lake, calif. (apple Valley hs)12 Bemis, Brynn G 5-10 2l Jr coeur d’alene, idaho (lake city hs)11 Betteridge, colleen G 5-9 1V so Bellevue, Wash. (chief sealth hs)20 calderwood, Katie F 6-0 hs Fr Broomfield, colo. (Broomfield hs)34 coates, ebonee c 6-4 2V Jr tacoma, Wash. (curtis hs)23 dickerson, salena G/F 5-11 tr Fr Federal Way, Wash. (Federal Way hs / Gonzaga)24 Kelly, Kezia G 5-6 hs Fr auckland, new Zealand (northcote college) 10 Kelly, nakejia G 5-7 1V so springfield Gardens, n.Y. (christ the King hs / notre dame prep) 31 molzen, heather F/c 6-3 2V Jr lakeside, calif. (el capitan hs)15 price, alexa G 5-8 1V so culver city, calif. (los angeles hs)55 shired, sabrina c 6-4 2V rs-Jr petaluma, calif. (casa Grande hs / santa rosa Jc)25 scurich, allison G 5-10 hs Jr laguna niguel, calif. (aliso niguel hs)22 Williams, Jasmine G 5-9 hs Fr Kent, Wash. (seattle prep)
no name pos ht eXp Yr hometoWn (hiGh school/colleGe)
10 Kelly, nakejia G 5-7 1V so springfield Gardens, n.Y. (christ the King hs / notre dame prep) 11 Betteridge, colleen G 5-9 1V so Bellevue, Wash. (chief sealth hs)12 Bemis, Brynn G 5-10 2l Jr coeur d’alene, idaho (lake city hs)13 appleton, Katie G 5-8 2V Jr Big Bear lake, calif. (apple Valley hs)15 price, alexa G 5-8 1V so culver city, calif. (los angeles hs)20 calderwood, Katie F 6-0 hs Fr Broomfield, colo. (Broomfield hs)22 Williams, Jasmine G 5-9 hs Fr Kent, Wash. (seattle prep)23 dickerson, salena G/F 5-11 tr Fr Federal Way, Wash. (Federal Way hs / Gonzaga)24 Kelly, Kezia G 5-6 hs Fr auckland, new Zealand (northcote college)25 scurich, allison G 5-10 hs Jr laguna niguel, calif. (aliso niguel hs) 31 molzen, heather F/c 6-3 2V Jr lakeside, calif. (el capitan hs)34 coates, ebonee c 6-4 2V Jr tacoma, Wash. (curtis hs)55 shired, sabrina c 6-4 2V rs-Jr petaluma, calif. (casa Grande hs / santa rosa Jc)
HeaD coacH: June daugherty (ohio state, 1978), first yearaSSociaTe HeaD coacH: mike daugherty, first yearaSSiSTanT coacH: mo hines, first yearaSSiSTanT coacH: Brian holsinger, first yearcoorDinaTor oF operaTionS: Kate Werner, first year
appleTon’S wSU careerSopHomore (2006-07): cougars’ second-leading scorer with 8.1 ppg and led the team with 76 assists…started 27 games…scored in double-digits seven times during the season…scored a career-high 22 points at arizona (1/6/07)…shot 9-of-16 from the field and 3-of-4 from beyond the 3-point line against the Wildcats…also tied a career-high with four steals against arizona…recorded first career double-double at san Jose state (12/5/06) with 18 points and a career-high 11 rebounds…went 6-of-6 from the free throw line against sacramento state (11/17/06)…missed game at oregon (12/23/06) due to right ankle sprain…season-high five assists against montana state (11/30/06) and Ucla (1/28/07)…named pac-10 all-academic honorable mention.
FreSHman (2005-06): one of three cougars to appear in all 28 contests…started 25 games as a true freshman…shot 37-percent from beyond the arc, ranking her seventh in the pac-10…eighth in conference in 3-point field goals made per game (1.79)…knocked down 50 treys, combining with fellow freshman amanda durocher (50) to set freshman 3-pointers
in a season standard at 100…previous total of 91 set in 1996-97 (smith-69; ludwicki-22)….pulled down 91 rebounds and grabbed 36 steals in first season at WsU…averaged 8.5 ppg…posted double-digit points 11 times throughout the season…scored what was then a career high 20 points at Boise state (12/4/05)…had a season high seven rebounds against cal state northridge (12/2/05)…dished out a season high five assists twice (at e. Washington, 1/3/06; at Washington, 12/5/06).
appleTon’S HigH ScHool careerFour-year letterwinner at apple Valley high school playing for coach rob martin…averaged at least 11 points and six rebounds a game in each of her last three seasons…as a FreSHman averaged 6.5 points, 4.0 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 2.4 steals a game for a team that posted a 24-6 record, captured the mojave river league championship and advanced to the state playoffs…as a SopHomore averaged 11.8 points, 6.0 rebounds, 5.2 steals and 5.1 assists a game in leading team to a 21-6 record including a perfect 8-0 mark in league play…earned league’s player of the year honor and all-ciF (california interscholastic Federation) southern section First team honor…set school record for most assists in a game with 14…as a JUnior averaged 11 points, 6.1 rebounds, 5.2 steals and 5.1 assists a game…earned league first team accolades and another ciF southern section First team honor…as a Senior earned third ciF southern section First team honor…averaged 14.6 points, 7.7 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 3.5 steals a game….also four-year letterwinner in volleyball…starting setter on team each year.
perSonalKatie Jo appleton…born Jan. 10, 1987 at Big Bear lake, calif…parents Jim and chris…brothers Kevin and twin Keith…sister holly…enjoys volleyball, all water sports, fishing and coaching youth basketball…three-time recipient of the california Governor’s scholar award…Wendy’s high school heisman award state finalist (2004)…plans to pursue a degree in sport management.
appleTon’S wSU career HigHS
MIN: 39 (three times) at stanford, 2/8/07*
FGM: 9 at arizona, 1/6/07
FGA: 17 at san Jose state, 12/5/06
3FGM: 4 vs. pepperdine, 11/18/05
3FGA: 9 vs. cs northridge, 11/27/05
FTM: 6 vs. sacramento state, 11/17/06
FTA: 6 (three times) vs.
sacramento state, 11/17/06*
REB: 11 at san Jose state, 12/5/06
ASST: 5 (4 times) at Ucla, 1/28/07*
BLKS: 1 (3 times) at portland, 11/22/06*
STLS: 4 (3 times) at arizona, 1/6/07*
PTS: 22 at arizona, 1/6/07
*indicates most recent occurrence
KaTie appleTonGuard • 5-8 • Junior • Big Bear Lake, Calif. (Apple Valley HS)13
appleTon Year BY Year 3-PT FGYEAR GP-GS PTS-AVG FGM-FGA PCT FGM-FGA PCT FTM-FTA PCT OR DR TR AVG PF A TO BS ST MIN
washington State career JUnior (2006) – set a WsU single-season record with a 0.69 goals against average…recorded seven solo shutouts, tying her for second place in the cougar single-season record books…posted a career-high nine saves oct. 29 at Ucla and oct. 20 against stanford…tallied 66 total saves and ranked 18th nationally at the end of the season with a 0.868 save percentage…missed six games in the middle of the season due to injury…named an all-pac-10 honorable mention and a pac-10 all-academic honorable mention.
SopHomore (2005) – made one start in the cougar net recording her first career shutout in 1-0 victory over long island…recorded two saves in 90 minutes of play…continued collegiate basketball career, appearing in nine games for the cougars before season-ending ankle injury…tallied five points and four rebounds in 45 minutes of play…earned pac-10 Women’s Basketball all-academic honorable mention honors and was named to the 2005 WsU athletics all-academic team...named a 2005-06 top 50 Usaa collegiate all-american scholar athlete.
FreSHman (2004) – played keeper in one game for the cougars, tallying 45 minutes in goal her rookie season…faced three shots, making two saves, while allowing one goal in WsU’s 3-2 win over northern colo-rado….walked on to the WsU women’s basketball team at close of soccer season…saw action in four games, including asU, arizona, tennessee-chattanooga and portland state…tallied two points and two rebounds against the Wildcats Feb. 24…named to Fall and spring president’s honor roll.
High School/club career Four-year letterwinner in both soccer and basketball at lake city high school…lettered once in track…played goalkeeper for mathew ruchti…FreSHman year, lchs soccer team took second in state and were inland empire league champions…basketball team finished
second…as a SopHomore, earned inland empire league newcomer of the Year award…lake city team finished 20-1-2, placing fourth in state and were league and district champions…basketball team placed third in state…named iel most disruptive defensive player and iel Best playmaker…JUnior year, helped lead soccer team to a third place finish in state as well as a league and district championship…named all-iel most Valuable defensive player…nominated to north idaho sports hall of Fame as goalkeeper…basketball team finished second in state…named 5a first team all-state, first team all-iel and first team all-north idaho…Senior year, soccer team finished 17-2-2, sharing a league championship, winning districts and placed third at state…named to first team all-iel and first team all-north idaho.
personal Born Brynn marie Bemis apr. 3, 1986, at coeur d’alene, idaho…parents Brice and Jeanne Bemis…brothers Brock and Brandon…twin sister Brooke who also plays soccer for WsU…Brandon played soccer for regis University and Brock competed at Willamette University in track and Field…grandfather robert Boughton played basket-ball at Washington…enjoys drawing and playing beach volleyball…compiled a 3.85 prep Gpa at lake city…member of national honor society, idaho top scholar and Youth Volunteers of america….political science major at WsU.
coaTeS’ wSU careerSopHomore (2006-07): appeared in all 29 games for WsU and made 17 starts…one of only four cougars to appear in all games…recorded a team-high 32 blocks…now stands at seventh place on WsU’s career list with 54 total blocks…tied a WsU single-game record with a career-high six blocks against northwestern state (12/17/06)…also had a career-high 14 rebounds against the lady demons(12/17/06)…posted a career-high six steals against no. 12 arizona state (2/3/07)…averaged 4.3 ppg and 5.3 rpg…scored in double-digits in back-to-back contests with 11 points at santa clara (11/25/06) and ten against montana state (11/30/06).
FreSHman (2005-06): had five starts and appeared in all 28 games for Washington state as a true freshman…one of only three cougars to appear in all games…pulled down 87 rebounds and posted 22 blocks…shot .44.4 percent from the field to average 2.6 points per game…recorded eight rebounds and four blocks against pepperdine in home opener (11/18/05)…first career double-digit scoring game came against arizona state, (1/26/06), with 10 points…pulled down a career-high 12 rebounds against st. mary’s (11/20/05).
coaTeS’ HigH ScHool careerthree-year letterwinner and starter at curtis high school playing for coach mark salzman…spent FreSHman year at curtis Junior high school…scored 723 points in three-year career at curtis hs…averaged 11.4 points and 10.8 rebounds as a SopHomore…blocked 36 shots…as a JUnior named mVp of the south puget sound league all-star game…averaged 9.3 points and 10.2 rebounds a game leading her team to a 21-5 overall record and the spsl south (south puget sound league) championship…earned spsl south first team honors…blocked 55 shots… played as a member of the Usa West team that won every game at the 2004 Usa Basketball Women’s Youth developmental Festival…averaged 11.3 points as a Senior leading team to 19-5 overall record…repeated spsl south First team accolades…named as a top 100 senior by Blue Star Index…Street & Smith honorable mention...2005 mcdonald’s all-american finalist.
perSonalebonee madeline coates…born aug. 12, 1987 at tacoma, Wash…parents ronald and rose…enjoys shopping, watching movies and reading…plans to pursue a degree in communication.
molZen’S wSU careerSopHomore (2006-07): appeared in 19 games for WsU…totaled 46 rebounds and four blocks and averaged 2.8 ppg…collected a season-high six rebounds against oregon (2/22/07)…five rebounds and six points against no. 11 stanford (2/8/07)…recorded a season-high eight points and three blocks against Kentucky (11/10/06) in the Women’s sports Foundation classic.
FreSHman (2005-06): appeared in 17 contests for the cougars as a true freshman…totaled 28 rebounds, six blocks and four steals for the season…scored three points in two minutes against stanford (2/25/06)…recorded two blocks against st. mary’s (11/20/05)…pulled down seven rebounds at hawaii (11/25/05).
molZen’S HigH ScHool careerFour-year letterwinner and starter playing for coach darin curtis at el capitan high school…as a FreSHman earned third team all-Grossmont north league… team advanced to the ciF (california interscholastic
Federation) division ii semifinals…earned first team all-league honors and all-east county as a SopHomore…named second team all-ciF division ii…team finished runner-up in ciF division ii…repeated First team all-Grossmont north league and all-east county accolades as a JUnior…averaged 15.7 points and 14.9 rebounds a game…captain of team that compiled 29-4 record and advanced to the ciF division ii semifinals…named to the San Diego Union-Tribune all-academic team and was also a Union-Tribune athlete of the Week…averaged 18.4 points and 11.2 rebounds a game as a Senior…led east county in field goal percentage at 61.4 percent (212-of-345) and blocks (3.1 per game)…named to third straight all-Grossmont north league and all-east county first teams…named First team all-ciF division ii…repeated San Diego Union-Tribune all-academic team honor.
perSonalheather lee molzen…born mar. 30, 1987, at los angeles, calif…parents david and Vickie…brother Jonathan…enjoys shopping, baking and reading…plans to pursue a degree in nutrition.
washington State career JUnior (2006) – started all 20 matches for second consecutive season…one of only four cougars to do so…scored first goal of cougar career in 2-1 loss at portland oct. 5…scored game winners against no. 18 california oct. 22 and arizona nov. 5…goal against california was a free kick from 35 yards out…totaled 13 shots on the season, eight of which were on frame…named to pacific-10 all-conference second team…earned pac-10 all-academic honorable mention honors for second straight season.
SopHomore (2005) – started all 20 matches of 2005…recorded one assist and five shots, placing three on frame…provided assist on game-winning goal in 1-0 victory over long island…named osU nike invitational tournament defensive mVp after cougar defense notched two shutouts and held opponents to a combined 11 shots…took one shot, placing it on goal in 1-0 victory over oregon…named pac-10 all-academic honorable mention…selected to the 2005 WsU athletics all-academic team.
FreSHman (2004) – started first three games of the season before being sidelined by illness…worked her way into the WsU defensive line up, making 11 starts in 14 appearances…took two shots, placing one on goal…returned to action against no. 8 tennessee, taking one shot…recorded one shot, placing it on goal, in 3-1 loss to arizona…started all five games played in against nationally-ranked opponents.
High School/club career Four-year letterwinner in soccer and basketball at aliso niguel…member of southern california odp team…played for Gus castaneda of West coast premier…FreSHman year, earned sea View league honorable mention accolades for basketball…named to ciF academic honorable mention team…as a SopHomore, named second team all-league for soccer and was ciF southern section semi-finalist.…JUnior year, earned first team all-league and most valuable offensive player accolades for soccer…both soccer and basketball teams sea View league champions…earned first team all-league and mVp basketball accolades…as a Senior, named sea View league athlete of the Year and league mVp in soccer and basketball…named to first team all-ciF in soccer and basketball…orange county register athlete of the Week and all-orange county first team honoree…named aliso niguel athlete of the Year, Wendy’s heisman athlete and to excalibur all-tournament team…named to palm springs all-tournament basketball team…team mVp for soccer and basketball at aliso niguel.
personal Born allison lee scurich June 7, 1986, at mission Viejo, calif…parents John and patty scurich…brother nick…enjoys snowboarding and playing basketball…pursuing a degree in sport management at Washington state.
SHireD’S wSU careerrS-SopHomore (2006-07): appeared in 10 games for the cougars…tied a career-high with five rebounds at california (2/10/07)…pulled down 15 rebounds and 11 points on the season
rS-FreSHman (2005-06): appeared in 20 contests for the cougars, including first career start at minnesota (12/10/05)…posted 31 rebounds and seven blocks for the season…averaged 2.0 ppg…put up a career-high nine points and pulled down five rebounds at Boise state (12/4/05)…scored six points on 3-of-4 shooting at stanford (2/5/06)…tied career-high with five rebounds and tallied five points at oregon state (1/21/06)…enrolled in spring 2005, but sat out due to ncaa transfer rules.
SHireD’S HigH ScHool careerFour-year letterwinner playing for coach dan sack at casa Grande high school…transferred to WsU from santa rosa Junior college…as a high school
FreSHman earned sonoma county league Freshman of the Year honors and was selected as the california intercollegiate Federation Woman of the Year…as a SopHomore averaged 12 points, 19 rebounds and six blocks a contest….as a JUnior averaged 15 points, 16 rebounds and four blocks in leading her team to the playoffs…season highs of 18 points and 19 rebounds…averaged 17 points, 18 rebounds and six blocks a game as a Senior…once again led team to playoffs…San Francisco Chronicle’s all-Bay area honorable mention.
perSonalsabrina e. shired…born aug. 23, 1985, at petaluma, calif…parents sidney and eileen…brothers sidney and shane… participated in the adidas all-star camp and the triple threat Basketball club in the summer of 2003…enjoys swimming, camping, music and reading…plans to pursue a degree in communication.
BeTTeriDge’S wSU careerFreSHman (2006-07): appeared in each of the cougars’ 29 games and made 24 starts… totaled 56 rebounds, 71 assists, 13 steals and 151 points for the season…made 26-of-30 free throw attempts (86.7-percent)…averaged 5.2 points per game…scored a career-high 16 points and went 6-for-6 from the free throw line against Ucla (12/29/06)…went 19 for 57 beyond the three point line (33.3-percent)…tied a career-high with three treys against california (2/10/07).
BeTTeriDge’S HigH ScHool careerearned three varsity letters in basketball, two at redmond high and one at chief sealth high…in 2001 attended the 16-and-under amateur athletic Union (aaU) national championship in lafayette, la… voted redmond select mVp in 2001…during her FreSHman year evergreen Junior high team placed second in Kingco league…as a SopHomore earned all-Kingco honorable mention accolades…averaged 11.7 points and 3.9 assists…as a JUnior earned all-Kingco second team honors…attended the 2004-05 reebok all Game sports all-american camp and was selected as an honorable mention all-american by
Street & Smith…named eastside Journal athlete of the Week…Senior year led Usa today’s ninth ranked team to an undefeated season (29-0)…averaged 11 points, 6.0 assists and 2.0 steals per outing…played in all-city ladies of the hardwood all-star game…mcdonald’s all-american nominee.
perSonalBorn nov. 11, 1987, at Bellevue, Wash…father clive and mother Yolanda…brother James…enjoys drawing and music…four-year member of the national honor society…maintained a cumulative prep Gpa of 3.9…received the presidential education achievement award…was chief sealth high school 2005-06 Girls Basketball scholar athlete of the Year…interested in pursuing a degree in psychology at WsU.
KellY’S wSU careerFreSHman (2006-07): appeared in 16 games for the cougars…scored a career-high 13 points against sacramento state (11/17/06)…totaled 25 rebounds and 122 points on the season…averaged 70-percent from behind the free throw line and averaged 7.6 ppg…pulled down three rebounds against sacramento state (11/17/06).
KellY’S HigH ScHool careerearned four varsity letters in basketball, three at christ the King high for coach Bob mackey and one at notre dame prep as a senior for coach John mcGraw…as an eighth grader, was invited to attend the 2001 adidas top ten all-american camp…as a FreSHman, repeated the selection while playing junior varsity ball…SopHomore season, averaged 10 points and two assists at christ the King…attended adidas top-10 all american camp for third year…played behind maryland star shay doron on team that finished in USA Today’s top five teams in the country…as a JUnior, was named a 2004 Street and Smith honorable mention all-american…competed at the nike all-american camp…averaged 10 points and four assists at christ
the King…named second team all-new York and a Blue star index report top 100 player (no. 75)…Senior year, played for notre dame academy…repeated selection as street and smith honorable mention all-american…nominated as a 2006 mcdonald’s top 100 all-american…averaged 16 points and six assists…had one 30-point game and eight 20-point game to cap her high school career…starting guard for Usa today’s 2005 high school national champions…also played on 2003 nike/Blue start select team that represented Usa and won the reze international championship in paris, France.
perSonal: nakejia Kelly…born Jan. 6, 1987, at new York city…parents Winston and Yvonne…brothers isiah and tevin…hobbies include modeling, singing, dancing and poetry…will pursue a degree in apparel design while attending WsU.
price’S wSU careerFreSHman (2006-07): appeared in 15 games for WsU as a true freshman…posted 15 points and collected six rebounds…played a season-high 14 minutes at Washington (1/20/07)…recorded a season-high six points against montana (12/8/06).
price’S HigH ScHool careerearned varsity letters in basketball at both culver city high and los angeles high…as a FreSHman named Freshman of the Year in softball and selected second team all-league…SopHomore year earned first team all-league accolades and league mVp honors…averaged 22.2 points and set her high school’s record for most 3-pointers in a game with 10, a mark she achieved in three games that season….as a Senior named 2005-06 california northern league co-mVp…led city in scoring with 28.8 points per game…earned first team all-city honors…named romans’ mVp.
perSonalBorn shuneé alexa price, may 11, 1988, at los angeles, calif…father Greg Ferguson…mother ana Villegas…lahs honor roll student…named to principle’s outstanding student list…plans to pursue a degree in communication at WsU.
price’S wSU career HigHS
MIN: 14 at Washington, 1/20/07
FGM: 2 vs. montana, 12/18/06
FGA: 4 (twice) at Washington, 1/20/07*
3FGM: 1 (twice) vs. Washington, 2/17/07*
3FGA: 3 (twice) at Usc, 1/26/07*
FTM: 2 at san Jose state, 12/5/06
FTA: 2 at san Jose state, 12/5/06
REB: 2 vs. montana, 12/18/06
ASST: 1 (5 times) at california, 2/10/07*
BLKS: 1 at arizona state, 1/4/07
STLS: 1 (twice) at Washington, 1/20/07*
PTS: 6 vs. montana, 12/18/06
*indicates most recent occurrence
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calDerwooD’S HigH ScHool careerearned four varsity letters in basketball and three in volleyball at Broomfield high…started every game as a FreSHman for head coach mike croell…team won conference title with 22-3 overall record and advanced to round of eight at state tournament…SopHomore year led team in scoring with 14 ppg…led Broomfield high to semifinals of state tournament…named all-state honorable mention and selected to all-northern league conference first team…JUnior year led eagles to best record in school history (24-2)…voted most Valuable player at Fairview 8 team tournament…named player of the Year by the Boulder Daily Camera…also named all-state first team…competed for coach Kim lalonde thompson with Boulder rockies club team…named to nike end-of-trail all-tournament team in 2006…Wendy’s heisman award nominee and candidate for mcdonald’s all-american.
perSonalBorn Feb. 16, 1989, at arlington heights, ill…father Bill and mother pam…brother Blake and sister erin…father played football at navy and uncle played football at Utah state…carried a 4.2 Gpa…secretary of national honor society and student Body treasurer…interested in pursuing a degree in international business at WsU.
DicKerSon’S HigH ScHool careerFour-year letterwinner at Federal Way high school for coach Karin Weberg…as a SopHomore received south puget sound league honorable mention…made the south puget sound league second team as a JUnior…was voted mVp of a team that went 8-11 on the season…made Federal Way all-city team and was all-city mVp…as a Senior made the south puget sound league first team and was voted south puget sound league mVp…was leading scorer in the state (26.1 ppg)…made all-state team…broke five school records…led the eagles as team captain to the playoffs for the first time since 1998…scored over 40 points in two separate games (41 and 45)…selected to the tacoma news tribune all-area team and the star times…selected as the seattle post intelligencer…played in the oregon vs. Washington all-star game.
perSonalBorn mar. 29, 1988, at tacoma, Wash…father Willie works for Boeing and mother denise is a dental hygienist…older brother michael and younger brother cole…younger twin sisters sierra and savannah and older sister Vanika…brother michael played college basketball at arizona and played professional basketball for the houston rockets and memphis Grizzlies…sister Vanika played basketball for the University of montana Western…cousin david Wesley played college basketball for Baylor and plays professional basketball for the cleveland cavaliers…made academic honor roll all four years of high school…enjoys shopping, listening to music, riding horses, and watching movies and sportscenter.
KellY’S clUB careerFrom 2000-05 played U14, U16 and U18 basketball for manchester under coach Jim carnegie…played in the U16 division B european championships for coach Jon alleston…in 2005 played for the north harbour U17 basketball team that placed first at the new Zealand regionals and nationals with an undefeated season…participated on the new Zealand U18 team in 2006 for coach rachel Guerder…in 2007 played for the new Zealand Junior tall Ferns U19 team…at australian state championships she averaged 6.3 points per game, 5.0 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.0 steal…also served as team captain on north harbour U19 squad that placed second at the new Zealand regionals and fifth at nationals…made national tournament team and averaged 21 points per game.
KellY’S HigH ScHool careeras a FreSHman participated in field hockey, tennis, netball, cross country and track for sale Grammar school in england…in track placed first in shot put and third in the 200-meter dash…netball team placed second in Greater manchester tournament…field hockey team placed second in Greater manchester championship…SopHomore year placed first in 100-meter hurdles at the Greater manchester athletic championships…placed 12th out of 133 participants in the Greater manchester schools cross country championships and made Greater manchester team as a reserve…placed second in the trafford schools tennis tournament…placed third in trafford schools’ netball tournament…
JUnior year played basketball for northcote college in auckland, new Zealand…played for coach aik ho on a team that lost only one game all season…basketball team placed first in the auckland premier league…made tournament team at the new Zealand secondary school championships, scoring 26 points in the semifinal and tallied 10 points, six assists, 11 rebounds and three steals in the final game…made tournament team and voted tournament mVp at the northern regional new Zealand championships…was top scorer in final game with 18 points.
perSonalBorn June 6, 1990, at manchester, england…father Julian Kelly is a musical director and mother Katie Wasson is a music teacher…older brother chad Kelly, younger brother herbie Wasson and younger sister Jemima Wasson…in 2007 was one of the top four students in english at northcote college and won entry to auckland University english degree course…enjoys all sports in general as well as water sports, snowboarding, shopping, movies and friends.
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handler who sets up her teammates on the court.
Led her team to the national championship for the
high school division in New Zealand in 2007.”
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williamS’ HigH ScHool careerlettered four years in basketball for coach michelle hall and earned one letter in fast pitch…basketball team captain senior year…as a FreSHman received the team’s most improved award…SopHomore season earned all-metro league second team honors and at the Gonzaga team camp was named to the all-tournament team…during JUnior year was a repeat second team all-league selection and named the panthers’ team mVp…received top 10 recognition at the all-american camp and was named to the oregon city all-tournament team…during Senior season earned all-league first team honors, was a team captain and was team mVp…named to the state 3a all-tournament second team…scored over 1,300 points during career.
perSonalJasmine chanel Williams…born may 13, 1989, at oakland, calif…mother Julie…one older brother corey…both her brother and cousin Brandon Gibson are members of the cougar football team…played for both the Baden elite and p.s. Flight club teams…interested in a pre-medicine major at WsU.
Fans of Washington state University women’s basketball will hear that slogan a lot in this season of change. seasons come and seasons go, but this, the 2007-08 women’s basketball season, isn’t just about a change in academic year. this season is about a change in direction.
The Coachesthe new championship era is about June daugherty, a coach with a career record of 314-213; a coach who has led two different teams to a combined 10 postseason appearances; a coach with experience working with WnBa-caliber talent; and a coach who has mentored student-athletes to 79 academic all-conference selections.
now, daugherty is the cougars’ coach. and the slogan she brought with her means everything to this program and its following. the slogan actually came to daugherty while she was interviewing with athletic director Jim sterk.
“i was thinking about all the wonderful possibilities that could and should happen at WsU, given the fact that it is a world class academic institution, it competes in the pac-10 conference and it has the great fortune of being located in a beautiful and safe college town,” daugherty said. “When you add to the equation the outstanding facilities and the passionate cougar fans, i knew something special could happen here.”
something special is already happening. if the potential for greatness at WsU has her excited, the coaching staff she has assembled to lead the charge has her ecstatic.“i am fortunate to have outstanding and experienced teachers on my coaching staff who believe in making this the absolute best experience possible for our basketball family members,” daugherty said. “all of my coaches have head coaching backgrounds and provide a great deal of knowledge and love for the game.”
Joining daugherty on the coaching staff is associate head coach mike daugherty, June’s husband. daugherty is in his 18th season as a division i coach and has a reputation for building explosive offenses.
Brian holsinger joins the cougar coaching ranks after serving as the head coach of montana tech, where he led the school to its first naia top 25 ranking in school history. the first-year cougar assistant coach also guided montana tech to the school’s largest
turnaround, posting 16 wins in 2006-07 after recording only three in 2005-06.
also joining the staff this season is assistant coach mo hines. a well-known seattle-area aaU coach, hines previously served as the head coach of the emerald city legends elite girls’ basketball team.
The Programthe new championship era may have started with June daugherty, but it extends to a number of different levels.
“our leadership from president elson s. Floyd and athletic director Jim sterk is unmatched,” daugherty said. “Both have great vision and support for our athletic department and the new championship era in women’s basketball at WsU. the enthusiasm and experience that each provides toward our cougar basketball family is extremely positive and helpful as we build ourselves into national contenders.”
With the foundation laid for the new championship era, daugherty considers recruiting to be the next step of the mission.
“recruiting is the key and lifeblood of any successful program. We are very pleased at the interest we are receiving from talented players both in the United states and overseas. our first recruiting class will sign nov. 14, 2007. Believe me, that day the cougars will be heard from nationally and everyone will know something special is going on in the WsU cougar basketball program.”
The Playersthough a majority of the talk about the new championship era has been in reference to the future, WsU already has a number of players in place to take a step this year. in fact, daugherty believes the program has already turned around.
“First and foremost, the players have dedicated themselves to achieving our goals and working hard to accomplish them each and every day. our goals include having the highest Gpa of all sports on campus, having a 100-percent graduation rate, being positive role models both on and off the court and winning the ncaa title.”
the cougars return three starters from last year’s squad – juniors Katie appleton and ebonee coates and sophomore colleen Betteridge.
in only two seasons with the cougars, both appleton and coates have already etched their names into WsU record books. appleton, a 5-foot-8 guard, currently ranks eighth on the school’s all-time list for 3-point field goal percentage (.357), and coates, a 6-4 center, ranks seventh on the school’s career blocked shots list (54), giving WsU a potent combination of outside shooting and inside toughness.
“Katie will lead the cougar charge with a fierce competitive fire and versatile skill package,” daugherty said. “and ebonee is an athletically gifted frontline player who has the ability to score and rebound with big numbers. she is a long and quick player who can run the floor and provide huge defensive pressure.”
Betteridge, who started 24 games last year as a freshman, is another offensive weapon in the cougars’ artillery. the 5-9 guard nailed a team-best 33-percent of her 3-point attempts last season, and daugherty believes her open court play will spark the team’s running game.
also returning for the cougars this season are junior heather molzen and redshirt junior sabrina shired. Both molzen, a 6-3 forward/center, and shired, a 6-4 center, provide the cougars with strong post play on both ends of the floor.
sophomores nakejia Kelly and alexa price round out the returnees from last season. Kelly, a 5-7 guard, averaged 7.6 points per game last season in 16 contests, two of which were starts. daugherty credits Kelly with the ability to change the tempo of a game with aggressive defensive play and explosive offensive skills. price, a 5-8 guard, was also a regular contributor last season, seeing action in 15 games.
“alexa is a feisty competitor that will excel in the running and pressing scheme of cougar basketball,” daugherty said.
this season’s freshman class brings both talent and depth to the cougar roster. one such freshman, Kezia Kelly (5-6, guard), brings a taste of international experience to WsU. Kelly has played in both england and new Zealand, and led her new Zealand squad to the high school national championship in 2007.
salena dickerson, a 5-11, guard/forward, is a freshman transfer from Gonzaga. the Federal Way, Wash., native will be leaned on to play several positions because of her versatility and aggressive offensive play.
“salena is a crafty forward who finds a way to score no matter what size the opponent is,” daugherty said.
Broomfield, colo., native Katie calderwood led her high school team to a state championship, and daugherty expects the 6-0 forward to help
improve the cougars with her discipline and long range shooting game.
daugherty is looking to 5-9 guard Jasmine Williams (Kent, Wash.) to provide a scoring punch and the defensive stops needed to get the cougars involved in the running game.
“Jasmine likes to play physical, defensive basketball and doesn’t back down from a challenge,” daugherty said.
though technically a newcomer this season, junior Brynn Bemis has previous experience playing cougar basketball. after focusing solely on soccer last season, Bemis will return to the basketball court in 2007-08. the cougars’ starting goal keeper will join the basketball team at the conclusion of the soccer season. Joining Bemis from the ranks of cougar soccer starters is junior allison scurich. though she has not played collegiate basketball, scurich earned first team all-league and mVp honors both her junior and senior high school seasons.
The Schedule
the schedule WsU faces in the first year of the new championship era is an exciting and challenging one, including non-conference match-ups with texas tech and north carolina state. the docket also includes a trip to the Bahamas for the Junkanoo Jam Basketball tournament.
“i think it’s really exciting for us to open up against a variety of talented teams,” daugherty said. “i believe our fans are really going to have the opportunity to see the new championship era in women’s basketball against some very talented and well coached teams.”
the cougars kick off pacific-10 conference play when they hit the road for games against stanford (dec. 28) and california (dec. 30).
“the pac-10 is one of the best conferences in the country and definitely the best on the west coast,” daugherty said. “it is exciting as both a competitor and a coach to get to compete against the absolute best, and we look forward to that challenge.”
to prepare for this challenge daugherty and her coaching staff have been helping the cougars become the “most fundamentally sound team in the country.”
each day the coaching staff is excited to work with and help student-athletes perform to their fullest potential. the team, like its devoted fans, is hungry and eager for the opportunities the 2007-08 season provides in this, the new championship era.
SporTS inFormaTionWBB contact: ................ adam linnmanoffice phone: ............... (503) 943-7731cell phone: ................... (503) 860-9494e-mail: [email protected] address: .......................................... 5000 n. Willamette Blvd.; portland, or 97203-5798sid Fax: ........................ (503) 943-7242Website: ..........www.portlandpilots.com
career record: ............................. 80-91assistant coaches: .... tom Webb, cheryl sorenson and Joy dixon ........................WBB office phone: ....... (509) 359-2318
UniVerSiTY inFormaTionname of school: ........ long Beach statelocation: ................... long Beach, calif.enrollment:................................. 35,600conference: ..............................Big Westcolors: ............................Black and Goldnickname: .....................................49erspresident: ..............dr. F. King alexanderathletics director: ...................Vic cegles ticket office phone: ..... (562) 985-4949home court (capacity): ........................ the Walter pyramid (4,200)press row phone: ......... (562) 985-4667
women’S BaSKeTBallhead coach: ....................mary hegartyalma mater: ........................Ucla; 1985record at school: ......................... 60-58career record: .........................220-150assistant coaches: .............denise curry, nicole anderson and Jason Flowerscoordinator of operations: mario trutanic WBB office phone: ....... (562)-985-2210
californiaDecember 30
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UniVerSiTY inFormaTionname of school: ..... University of californialocation: ..............................Berkeley, calif.enrollment:...................................... 33,933conference: .............. pacific 10 conferencecolors: ..................................Blue and Goldnickname: ..............................Golden Bearspresident: ..........................robert c. dynesathletics director: ................ sandy BarbourFaculty representative: ........... Jesse choperathletic dept. phone: ........ (510) 642-0580ticket office phone: ........ (800) Go Bears/ (510) 64-Bearshome court (capacity): ......................haas pavilion (11,877)press row phone: .............. (510) 642-3098
UniVerSiTY inFormaTionname of school: ................ University of southern californialocation: ................... los angeles, calif.enrollment:................................. 32,000conference: ............................ pacific-10colors: .......................cardinal and Goldnickname: ........ trojans/ Women of troypresident: ..................dr. steven sampleathletics director: ...............mike Garrettticket office phone: ....(213) 740-Goschome court (capacity): ............... Galen center (10,258)press row phone: ......... (213) 740-3900
women’S BaSKeTBallhead coach: ........................mark trakhalma mater: ..... long Beach state; 1981record at school: ......................... 56-36career record: .........................255-159assistant coaches: ............... Jody Wynn, derek Wynn and Kai Felton
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UniVerSiTY inFormaTionname of school: ........University of oregonlocation: ................................eugene, ore.enrollment:...................................... 20,394conference: ................................. pacific-10colors: thunder Green and lightning Yellownickname: .........................................duckspresident: ........................dave Frohnmayerathletics director: .................... pat KilkennyFaculty representative: ........ James o’Fallonathletic dept. phone: ........ (541) 346-4481ticket office phone: ........ 1-800-WeBFoothome court (capacity): ............................. mcarthur court (9,087)press row phone: .....(541) 346-4496/4497
women’S BaSKeTBallhead coach: ...............................Bev smithalma mater: .........................oregon; 1982record at school: ............................100-83career record: ................................100-83assistant coaches: .....................phil Brown, selena ho and Willette White
henderson, Fred applin and loree paynecoordinator of operations: .................................................................... Wingate smithWBB office phone: ............ (206) 543-0732
UniVerSiTY inFormaTionname of school: oregon state Universitylocation: ..........................corvallis, ore.enrollment:................................. 19,500conference: ............................ pacific-10colors: ........................orange and Blacknickname: ..................................Beaverspresident: .......................dr. edward rayathletics director: ........... Bob de carolis ticket office phone: .... (800) Go-BeaVshome court (capacity): ........................ Gill coliseum (10,400)press row phone: ......... (541) 737-3020
women’S BaSKeTBallhead coach: ...............laVonda Wagneralma mater: ......mars hill college; 1986record at school: ......................... 25-34career record: ............................. 25-34assistant coaches: .... patrick harrington, Krista reinking and doshia Woods
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February 21Tempe, Ariz. – TBA
UniVerSiTY inFormaTionname of school: ....arizona state Universitylocation: .................................tempe, ariz.enrollment:...................................... 63,278conference: ................................. pacific 10colors: ............................... maroon & Goldnickname: .................................. sun devilspresident: ........................dr. michael crow (iowa state ’77)athletics director: ......................... lisa loveFaculty representative: ......prof. myles lynkathletic dept. phone: ........ (480) 965-9743ticket office phone: .......... (480) 965-2381home court (capacity): ........... Wells Fargo arena (14,141)press row phone: .............. (480) 965-7274
women’S BaSKeTBallhead coach: ..............charli turner thornealma mater: ........................stanford; 1988record at school: ......... 203-134 (11 years)career record: ............. 243-174 (14 years)assistant coaches: .................meg sanders, Joseph anders and laura hughes
arizonaJanuary 24
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February 23Tucson, Ariz. – TBA
UniVerSiTY inFormaTionname of school: ........ University of arizonalocation: .................................tucson, ariz.enrollment:...................................... 35,500conference: ................................. pacific-10colors: ........................... cardinal and navynickname: ..................................... Wildcatspresident: .......................dr. robert sheltonathletics director: ................. Jim livengoodFaculty representative: ...........Jory hancockathletic dept. phone: ........ (520) 621-4622ticket office phone: .......... (520) 621-2287home court (capacity): ............................. mcKale center (14,545)press row phone: .............. (520) 621-5291
women’S BaSKeTBallhead coach: ........................ Joan Bonvicinialma mater: southern connecticut state; 1975record at school: ..........................277-203career record: ..............................602-274assistant coaches: .................Kellee Barney, Bernard scott and Jonelle streed
pac-10 tournament
2008 STaTe Farm pac-10 ToUrnamenT (march 7-10, 2008 - Hp pavilion at San Jose, calif.)
the seventh annual state Farm pacific-10 conference Women’s Basketball tournament returns to the san Francisco Bay area, march 7-10, 2008, at hp pavilion at san Jose, calif.
the state Farm pac-10 Women’s Basketball tournament made its debut in 2002 and was held on the oregon campus in eugene, ore. the conference’s premier women’s sporting event moved to its current home, the hp pavilion, in 2003.
the winner of the 10-team tournament receives the league’s automatic bid to the ncaa division i Women’s Basketball championship. the tournament seeds and conference champion are determined by the 18-game regular season pac-10 schedule.
entering the 2007-08 season, the pacific-10 conference continues to uphold its tradition as the “conference of champions.”® pac-10 members have claimed an incredible 146 ncaa team titles over the past 17 seasons, for an average of more than eight championships per academic year.
even more impressive is the breadth of the pac-10’s success, as those 146 team titles have come in 24 different men’s and women’s sports. the pac-10 has led the nation in ncaa championships 41 of the last 47 years and finished second five times.
spanning nearly a century of outstanding athletics achievement, the pac-10 has captured 359 ncaa titles (254 men’s, 105 women’s), far outdistancing the runner-up Big ten conference’s 212 titles.
Pac-10 Captures Eight NCAA Team Titles
the pac-10 captured eight ncaa titles in 2006-07 to lead the nation. it should be noted that the pac-10 total does not include caliFornia’s national championship in men’s rugby or WashinGton’s national championship in men’s crew, as they are not counted as ncaa titles. the pac-10 led the nation with the most ncaa titles in women’s sports with five.
ncaa team champions from the pac-10 in 2006-07 came from ariZona (softball), ariZona state (women’s indoor track & field and women’s outdoor track & field), caliFornia (men’s water polo), oreGon state (baseball), stanFord (women’s cross country and men’s golf) and Ucla (women’s water polo). the pac-10 also had runners-up in seven ncaa championship events: men’s soccer (Ucla), women’s volleyball (stanFord), men’s water polo (Usc), women’s water polo (stanFord), men’s swimming (stanFord), women’s swimming (ariZona) and women’s tennis (Ucla). overall, the conference had 32 teams finish in the top four at ncaa championship events.
participation in the postseason was a common occurrence for the conference in 2006-07. of the 22 sports sponsored by the pac-10, 19 witnessed at least half its teams participating in ncaa or other postseason action. the men sent 62 of a possible 90 teams into the postseason (68.1 percent), while the women sent 74 of a possible 100 teams (74.0 percent).
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the pacific-10 conference1350 treat Blvd., suite 500, Walnut creek, ca 94597-8853
University of Arizona • Arizona State University • University of California, Berkeley • University of California, Los Angeles • University of Oregon • Oregon State University • University of Southern California • Stanford University • University of Washington • Washington State University
commissioner: thomas c. hansenassociate commissioner, administration and Women’s Basketball
administration: christine hoylesassociate commissioner, communications and Football administration:
Jim muldoonassociate commissioner, electronic communications: duane lindbergassociate commissioner, compliance: mike matthewsassociate commissioner, Business and Finance: scott sabatinoassociate commissioner, Governance and enforcement: ron Barkerassociate commissioner, olympic sports and student-athlete programs:
chris dawsonassistant commissioner, communications and men’s Basketball
administration: dave hirschassistant commissioner, communications: Bri niemiassistant commissioner, Governance and enforcement: tammy newmanassistant commissioner, compliance: erik priceassistant commissioner, championships: heather perryassistant commissioner, office management: sandra safforddirector of Video & internet operations: Kristina Brandassistant director of Business and Finance: lina diazcoordinator of Football officiating: dave cutaiadirector of instant replay: Verle sorgencoordinator of men’s Basketball officiating: Bill mccabecoordinator of Women’s Basketball officiating: Gooch Fostercoordinator of Women’s Volleyball officiating: charlie Browncoordinator of Baseball officiating: dan pedersencoordinator of softball officiating: Joanne Vendittocommunications interns: stephanie montano, Josh o’tooleadministrative Fellow: nicole Goyettechampionships programs manager: Kris larahistorian: Wiles hallockadministrative assistants: stephanie caballero, pat ricks, Wendy heredia
(communications), Yvonne halvorson (compliance and enforcement), michelle Zumalt (electronic communications)
Even in its infancy, the pacific-10 conference played a significant role in the development of women’s basketball. on april 4, 1896, california and stanford squared off at the page street armory in san Francisco in the first women’s intercollegiate game in the nation. and two weeks later, the University of Washington hosted ellensburg state in seattle.
league play in the pac-10 began in 1986-87, combining the norpac conference (california, oregon, oregon state, Washington and Washington state) with the Western collegiate athletic association (arizona, arizona state, stanford, Ucla and Usc).
the pacific-10 conference quickly established a reputation as one of the strongest women’s basketball leagues in the nation, with solid teams across the board. the pac-10 sent at least four teams to the ncaa tournament nine times in the decade of the ‘90s, and every conference member made a trip to the Big dance in the ‘90s. in the new millennium, the story has proved much the same. six different pac-10 teams have advanced to the ncaa championship in the last five seasons.
since the ncaa began conducting women’s championships 26 years ago, pac-10 members have claimed at least four national titles in a single season on 18 occasions. overall, the pac-10 has captured 105 ncaa women’s crowns, easily outdistancing the sec, which is second with 70. pac-10 members have dominated a number of sports, winning 19 softball titles, 17 tennis crowns, 11 of the last 17 volleyball titles, 11 of the last 18 trophies in golf and eight in swimming and diving.
pac-10 women athletes shine nationally on an individual basis as well, having captured an unmatched 488 ncaa individual titles, an average of more than 18 champions per season.
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The Cougar women’s basketball team has played games all across the United States, including trips to Alaska and Hawaii.
In May of 2004, the Cougars took the WSU banner international with a tour of Italy.
The women will leave the country once again in 2007, traveling to the Bahamas for the Junkanoo Jam Basketball Tournament.
“i chose Washington state University because the team was great. now that i am a sophomore, i still love my teammates. they are the greatest bunch if females to play and be excited with.” —Nakejia Kelly
“i chose to attend Washington state University because i saw an opportunity for greatness both on and off the court. i love my teammates, coaches and staff...What more could you ask for?” —Colleen Betteridge
Why Washington state University?
“The first thing that attracted me to WSU was the coaches, but once I made my visit to Pullman, I fell in love with the town. I loved the college atmosphere, the friendly and outgoing people and the overall sense of community.” —Sabrina Shired
“WSU is a great school for me. The people and the environment are awesome. This school is the best fit for me.” —Ebonee Coates
“The moment I stepped on this campus and met the coaching staff, I knew that this is a place I could call home. I’m confident that experiencing WSU will be one of the most exciting times in my life. I’m looking forward to strong competition, great friendships, and completing my college degree. Everything from the campus size to the rolling hills of the Palouse is a perfect fit for me.” —Katie Appleton
WSU has 10 colleges and offers 150 majors and options spanning the liberal arts and sciences, as well as architecture, business education, nursing, pharmacy and agriculture, engineering, home economics, and veterinary medicine.
Students from all 50 states and 103 foreign countries attend WSU.
Dedicated to diversityWashington state University seeks to enrich every student’s
educational experience through exposure to different cultures, philosophies, and scholarly perspectives. this atmosphere of interchange and inquiry is fostered through various campus programs, diversity in the curriculum, and comfortable places around campus to meet and talk with students with different backgrounds. all students are encouraged to study abroad for a semester to experience life in another county. But you don’t need to leave campus to find opportunities to learn about differences as there are numerous events, films, musicians, and speakers throughout the year that address issues of equity and diversity.
Office of the Vice President for Equity and Diversity
Given the importance of making WsU a welcoming and supportive place for everyone, the office of the Vice president for equity and diversity was established in 2004. this office worked with students, faculty, and staff at all WsU locations to develop a university-wide strategic plan for equity and diversity. in accordance with this plan, goals have been established and work is underway to increase the diversity and retention rates among students and faculty, improve the campus climate for underrepresented students, infuse diversity into university leadership and management, provide increased educational/scholarship opportunities, and devise better methods of assessment and accountability for diversity progress. more information about the office of the Vice president for equity and diversity and the strategic plan can be found by visiting www.diversity.wsu.edu/.
Equity and Diversity Partners
the following units report to the office of the Vice president for equity and diversity and serve as valuable partners with all areas of the university working on these issues.
The Center for Human Rightswww.chr.wsu.edu/
Gender Identity/Expression and Sexual Orientation Resource Centerwww.thecenter.wsu.edu/
Women’s Resource Centerwww.women.wsu.edu/
Talmadge Anderson Heritage Housewww.heritagehouse.wsu.edu/
in creating a multicultural environment in the athletic department, this program reflects in part the University’s commitment to diversity. a mentoring relationship provides the mentor with the opportunity for providing student-athletes with profes-sional and personal growth, and the satisfaction of assisting students to develop the skills necessary to become successful in all of their endeavors:
• Promoting communication among student-athletes, coaches, and athletic administrators on minority issues
• Providing feedback and insight into Athletic department issues
• Generating a student-athlete voice within the athletic department shaping policies
• Equipping student-athletes with informa-tion about what a positive image means on campus
• Improving minority retention and gradua-tion rates by demonstrating an interest in the personal growth of the student-athlete
• Helping student-athletes prepare for transi-tion into college life
• Enhancing interpersonal relationships in the life of the student-athlete
• Helping student-athletes of color build a positive self-esteem
• Helping student-athletes of color make meaningful contributions to their communities
• Helping student-athletes of color realize their academic, athletic, personal and social responsibilities
• Providing a supportive learning environment that encourages academic achievement
many functions are planned by the mentor program to enhance the relationships between student-athletes and mentors. these functions help in informally matching mentors with student-athletes of color naturally who desire to experience a smoother transition into the Washington state University environment.
milford hodgementoring coordinator
“the ultimate goal of this program for student-athletes of color is to ensure their graduation from Washington state University and the achievement of a successful sports career. the WsU athletic depart-ment is committed to producing student-athletes of color who epito-mize professionalism.”
—Milford Hodge
this program provides benefits to student-athletes of color by:
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since embarking on its first athletic competition in 1892, Washington state University has compiled a rich tradition of athletic excellence over the ensuing 112 years.
the school has won two ncaa national team titles, in addition to nearly 70 ncaa individual titles.
WsU teams have reached ncaa postseason play nearly 40 times. the foot-ball team has made nine Bowl appearances (including four rose Bowls), win-ning five times. in addition, the school has garnered over 350 individual all-america selections in its history.
as recently as the 2005-06 season, WsU was represented by 10 of its 17 sports programs in ncaa postseason competition.
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Whitney Evans2003 NCAA high jump champion; eight-time All-American.
Bernard Lagat2000 (Bronze medal) & 2004 (Silver Medal) Olym-pian, NCAA Indoor and Outdoor champion, NCAA Indoor Male Athlete of the Year, Pac-10 Athlete of the Year.
John Olerud1988 NCAA Player of the Year, only pitcher in NCAA history to win 15 games and hit 20 or more home runs (15-0, 23 homers in 1988) in the same season.
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2005–06 Women’s Rowing Team – Finished fourth at the 2006 NCAA Division I Women’s Rowing Championships, the highest national finish for any Cougar women’s team in school history.
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athletic tradition
Sarah SilvernailTwo-time All-American, 1996 Pacific-10 Conference Player of the Year, Pac-10 Player of the Week honors six times in her career.
lisa hart, 5th Yearthe cougar tennis program, under the direction of fifth-year head coach lisa hart, has been nationally ranked each of the last four seasons and has recorded 14 wins each of the last two years, resulting in back-to-back winning campaigns. the 2008 team will be led by senior ekaterina Burduli, an ncaa championship qualifier in the 2006 singles competition.
BaseBall
don marbut, 4th Yeardon marbut, in his fourth year as WsU’s head coach and fifth with the program, has guided the cougars to back-to-back winning seasons for the first time since the 1993-94 campaigns and in his three previous years as head coach has won 85 games, the most ever in WsU history in the first three years of a coaches tenure.
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Jane lariviere, 6th Yearthe cougars have earned three ncaa bids in Jane lariviere’s previous five seasons. her 2006 season was the best in program history, with WsU placing second at the pacific-10 conference championships and then fourth at the ncaa championships. WsU’s success earned her pac-10 and crca West regional coach-of-the-year honors.
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rick sloan, 14th Yearrick sloan is the dean of WsU coaches, having been with the program for 35 years, including the last 14 as head coach of both the men’s and women’s programs. he has directed 28 WsU athletes to ncaa outdoor all-america status 49 times and mentored 22 cougar athletes to ncaa indoor all-america status 35 times.
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erica Quam, 6th Yearerica Quam continues to take women’s swimming to new heights at WsU. the six-year head coach guided WsU to 34th at the ncaa championships last year and senior erin mccleave became just the second WsU swimmer to earn all-america honors multiple times. she finished tenth and 14th in the 1650 and 200 freestyle events.
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tony Bennett, 2nd Yearin his first season as head coach, tony Bennett guided WsU into the second round of the ncaa tournament and a second place finish in the pac-10. it was WsU’s first ncaa appearance since 1994 and the 26 wins equaled the school record. Bennett became the most decorated coach in pac-10 history with nine national coach-of-the-year honors.
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June daugherty, 1st YearJune daugherty, in her first season as WsU’s head coach, brings to the program and wealth of experience and success in the pacific-10 conference. during her career she has taken two teams to the ncaa tournament seven times, plus three Wnit appearances, in the span of 18 years. the former all-american player was national coach of the year finalist in 2003.
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Walt Williams, 10th Yearsince taking over the WsU men’s and women’s programs in 1998 Walt Williams’ golf teams have re-written the cougar record book and crowned two all-americans. Both teams have competed in the ncaa West regionals, the women for seven straight seasons. Williams is the winningest golf coach in the school’s history with 22 team titles.
FootBall
Bill doba, 5th YearBill doba’s 19-year WsU career, the last five as head coach, includes six bowl game appearances, among them two rose Bowl games. the former WsU defensive coordinator took over the program in 2003 and directed the cougars to a 10-win season and a victory over texas in the holiday Bowl.
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Brian heffernan, 4th Yearheffernan came to WsU after assisting minnesota’s program to four ncaa appearances. during his three seasons at WsU, the cougars have led the conference and been eighth nationally in blocking statistics and four members of his recruiting classes have been selected for conference all-freshman team honors.
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matt potter, 5th Yearmatt potter, in his fifth season, is coming off a 9-7-4 year, his third straight winning season. the cougars just missed the ncaa tournament last year with a squad that had just two seniors. this year’s club will be built around a solid senior class and a group of sophomores ranked 37th nationally by soccer Buzz magazine a year ago as freshmen.
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Jason drake, 4th YearJason drake has been a member of WsU’s coaching staff for six years, the last four as head coach of the men’s and women’s cross country teams. last year WsU’s men’s team finished 29th at the ncaa championships and this year returns the bulk of that squad. all-american distance runner haley paul, returns for her senior year.
in 2006-07, Washington state University women student-athletes enjoyed success in and out of the classroom. erin mccleave (swimming) earned all-american honors in the 200-meter and 1650-meter freestyle, Diana and Julie pickler both achieved all-american status (indoor track) in the pentathlon, and Julie pickler and mcKenzie garberg (outdoor track) garnered all-american certificates in the heptathlon and discus, respectively. rowing’s Sarah waterfield was named all-pacific-10 First team.
academically, Washington state women earned 77 all-conference selections, including 20 first team awards. in addition, Kate Benz (women’s basketball first team), carey Homan (at-large first team) and Brooke Bemis (soccer third team) were honored as all-district Viii selections by cosida/espn the magazine. Homan and teammates Becca gibson, Tiana rodriguez and catherine watt were named collegiate rowing coaches association national scholar-athletes and Diana Hong was selected national Golf coaches association First team.
Kelly rosin became the ninth cougar to reach 1,000 kills in volleyball and finished her career ranked fifth on the Washington state all-time list with 1,113. Freshman libero Kelly Hyder set a single-season school record for digs with 565.
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earned all-pacific-10 academic First team selections in cross country and four others were named honorable mention.
the cougar soccer team tied a school record with 10 shutouts and set the standard for fewest goals allowed in a season at 15. Brynn Bemis tallied seven shutouts in net and the team posted its third consecutive winning season under head coach matt potter.
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as Washington state’s career leader in rebounds with 899 and added 1,000 points to become the 11th cougar to reach the plateau.
mccleave became the second cougar swimmer to earn all-american status multiple times in her career. her efforts placed Washington state 34th at the ncaa championships. she set five school and five Gibb pool records during the season.
the pickler sisters not only earned all-american certificates in indoor track, but they carried Washington state to a tie for 27th place at the ncaa indoor track & Field championships. at the ncaa outdoor track & Field championships, Julie pickler placed second in the heptathlon with 5,831 points, the third highest total in Washington state history. garberg’s first all-american honor helped the cougars tie for 27th place.
the cougar women’s golf team earned a ncaa regional bid for the sixth straight season and was within six shots of qualifying for the ncaa championships. amy eneroth posted a 74.8 stroke average, the fourth best in school history.
the 14 wins posted by the Washington state women’s tennis team were the most in head coach lisa Hart’s four-year
tenure. marjolein van de Ven won 24 matches to tie for fourth on the Washington state single-season list and she became the fourth cougar to post back-to-back 20-win seasons.
led by waterfield, the Washington state women’s rowing varsity eight boat was ranked as high as eighth nationally and the cougars defeated Washington for the third straight time and the fourth time in school history.
Cougar Women’s Athletics Show Strength at Conference and National Levels
Beasley ColiseumBeasley performing arts coliseum was named in 1981
in honor of the former Washington state Vice president Wallis Beasley, who retired that same year. many of the campus’ cultural activities take place here; ballet perfor-mances, plays, operas, rock concerts, and guest lectures. entertainment acts that have recently appeared at Beasley include Wayne Brady, dana carvey, Wynonna, Whoopi Gold-berg, alan Jackson and Jay leno.
the first University event held at the facility was the Washington state commencement, June 3, 1973. commencement has been held at Beasley every year since. the first athletic event held in the coliseum was a national Basketball associa-tion exhibition game between the seattle supersonics and the portland trailblazers, sept. 25, 1973.
the arena seats 12,058 for basketball games on Friel court and 12,500 for major concerts. Friel court was named in honor of longtime Washington state coach Jack Friel, who directed the cougar men’s basketball team to the 1941 ncaa title game.
the 2004-05 season saw the open-ing of the new cougar Basketball prac-tice facility. this facility will continue to allow WsU to provide players and coaches with the state of the art facili-ties that are synonymous with Washing-ton state University.
Locker roomamong the numerous features that the spacious
women’s basketball locker room at Beasley coliseum possess are pro-style lockers and a big screen televi-sion. recent remodeling of the locker room has made this WsU facility one of the best in the nation.
Rob OviattAssistant Director of Athletics for Physical Development
rob oviatt has served as the director of physical development at Washington state since march of 2000. oviatt has over 20 years experience as a strength and conditioning coach having served at alabama, mississippi, texas a&m, houston, oregon state, Ken-tucky and lsU prior to coming to pullman. he received his certification as master strength and conditioning coach in may 2001 at the first annual from the collegiate strength & conditioning coaches association (cscc). oviatt is certified as a level i UsWF Weight-lifting coach, has a master’s of sports sciences certification from the international sports science association and was named southeastern conference professional of the Year in 1997 and 1998 by the national strength and conditioning association. oviatt earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education from the University of alabama in 1980 and a master’s degree in exercise science from the University of mississippi in 1983. in 2003, oviatt was inducted into the Usa strength and conditioning coaches hall of Fame.
“Hard work, dedication, cutting edge training and mental toughness are the cornerstones to our approach in the Physical Development Department here at Washington State University. Our training complex ranks as one of the best in the nation and the physical development staff is committed to excellence. Our strength and conditioning professionals work tirelessly to provide a challenging, scientifically based training program for all of our athletes. We will only accept our athletes’ best effort with each and every training opportunity. In our complex, we team train all of our athletes and you can see the “Cougar Family” alive and well each day here in the Cougar Mania Strength and Conditioning Complex.”
David LangAssociate Director of Physical Development
david lang is in his seventh year as the associate director of physical development for Washington state University and eighth overall on the palouse.
a certified club coach for Usa weightlifting, lang graduated from Wisconsin-Whitewa-ter in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in science. he earned his master’s degree in science at austin peay state University in 1995. he was the head strength coach for the Gover-nors from 1994-95.
in 1994, lang, a native of Fort atkinson, Wis., became a certified strength and condi-tioning specialist through the national strength & conditioning association. he is also certified by the collegiate strength & conditioning coaches association.
Before coming to WsU, lang worked at the University of illinois-champaign (1995-96) and colgate University (1996-98).
Bill DrakeAssistant Director of Athletics for Athletic Training Services
Bill drake currently serves as assistant director of athletics for athletic training services. drake, who was hired in august 1999, directly covers the cougar football program while supervising a staff of nine other certified athletic trainers and the clinical education of over 30 athletic training students. their goal, along with three team physicians, is to provide the best possible health care to approximately 500 student athletes. drake has 15 years experience as a Board certified athletic trainer in the care, prevention and rehabilitation of athletic injuries.
drake, who is a native of coeur d’alene, idaho, graduated from the University of idaho in 1990 with a bachelor’s degree in sport science and a minor in athletic training. after earning his master’s degree in education at Weber state in 1992, drake was hired as an assistant athletic trainer at Washington state and remained on the palouse until 1998. drake worked with the volleyball, men’s and women’s tennis, women’s swimming and soccer, and the men’s and women’s basketball teams during his six-year tenure. in 1998, drake left WsU to accept the head athletic trainer position at the University of nevada-reno. after serving one year at nevada, drake returned to pullman in 1999 to become the head athletic trainer for WsU. he and his wife Joy have two children, austin (11) and emily (8).
Training and Athletic Medicine
“Washington State athletic training prides itself on providing the best possible health care for all of our student-
athletes and we are fortunate to have a full-time staff in charge of women’s basketball. All of our athletic trainers
are certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association. In addition, three team physicians and a accredited
curriculum athletic training program gives everyone the opportunity to compete at the highest level.”
prevention of athletic injuries is the number one goal of WsU’s staff, along with care and rehabilitation.
When injuries do occur, the cougar athletic medicine staff provide the very best in care and use state-of-the-art equip-ment to return the student athlete to 100 percent recovery.
Katy ButlerAthletic Trainer
Katy Butler is in her 11th year at WsU and her sixth season as the athletic trainer for cougar women’s basketball. a native of Bellevue, Wash., Butler earned her bachelor’s degree in kinesi-ology and master’s degree in athletic administration from WsU.
Butler works with the cougar players on a daily basis and is in charge of their practice prepa-ration, evaluation and rehabilitation of injuries. she also accompanies the team during road trips. in addition to her work with the women’s basketball program, Butler serves as the insur-ance coordinator and drug-testing liaison in the athletic training room while also assisting with the WsU football team.
Cynthia PrietoAcademic Counselorcynthia prieto is in her fourth year at Washington state University and her first as the academic counselor for Women’s Basketball. she has a strong passion for both student development
and athletics. as a team academic counselor, she provides quality academic and career counseling to help student-athletes excel. she is committed to building a learning environment and student relationships that foster academic and personal success.
cynthia graduated from the University of arizona in 2002 earning a Ba in social science/psychology. during that time, she coached high school and club volleyball and worked as a crisis counselor for young children and their families. she then earned her master’s degree in physical education with an emphasis in sport administration in the spring of 2004 from the University of new mexico. there she worked as an academic advisement intern and with the football program, dealing primarily with student-athlete recruitment and summer camp operations.
Born and raised in tucson, arizona, cynthia enjoys playing sports and spending time with her partner anthony and baby anthony Jr.
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the cougar women’s basketball program has earned 27 nominations to the pacific-10 conference all-academic team and six selections to the espn the magazine/ cosida academic all-america team since 2000.
academic Services• New Student-Athlete Orientation• General Academic Counseling• Learning Assessment• Individual And Group Tutoring• Assistance With Team Travel• Writing And Math Assistance• Graduation Planning• Computer Lab with Internet and
library access• Priority Registration• Summer School And Degree
completion Financial aid programscareer Development• Junior and Senior Planning Meet-
ings• Etiquette Dinner• Access To SIGI Website For Career
exploration• Career Fairs and Workshops• Interview Skills And Workshops• Job Search Strategies• Professional Development Portfolio• Senior Folder• Alumni Connections• Resume Development
personal Development• New Student-Athlete Seminar• Community Outreach – Team CARE• P.R.O.W.L. Resource And Referral
center• NCAA Lifeskills Materials And
resources• Career Resources
our student-athlete development unit initiates support for academic and personal success, during on-campus recruiting visits with prospective student-athletes, and continues providing support and services until student-athletes graduate from WsU. our student-athlete development staff is committed to developing and implementing comprehensive and effective programs to assist student-athletes in identifying and meeting their academic and career goals leading to graduation and career development. We take a “life skills” approach when assisting student-athletes with class selection, major selection, graduation planning, career development, time management, goal setting, study skills, and learning strategies.
our focus is the student-athlete and personal development. We reinforce the value of maximizing the educational and career opportunities at WsU. and, most importantly, our staff emphasizes the importance of student-athletes taking personal responsibility and ownership in developing their academic and career plans. our 92 percent graduation rate for those seniors who have exhausted their eligibility (over the past 10 years) reflects our consistent commitment to academic success while striking a balance between academics and athletics.
pam Bradetichsenior associate director of athleticsstudent-athlete development
Student-Athlete Development
WSU’s P.R.O.W.L. Resource Center
Student-Athlete Development staffBack row from left: Pippa Pierce and Thad Hathaway.Middle row from left: Anna Plemons, Wanda Tennant, and Cynthia Prieto.Front row from left: Andy Dephtereos, Allen Thompson, Chris Cook, and Danny Gourley.
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the VictorY Bellin the late 1800s, the victory bell was mounted on the ground in the center of campus; it rang to start and dismiss classes in those early days. today, it is located at the lewis alumni centre. a member of the student alumni connection rings it after a WsU football win.
the coUGar nicKnameWashington state University students officially adopted the nickname “cougars” october 28, 1919, three days after a reference to “cougars” was used in a football game story following WsU’s upset 14-0 win at california. in the story, a Bay area writer said the pacific northwest team “played like cougars” in upsetting the Bears.
the coUGar head loGoin 1936, student randall Johnson, class of 1938, designed the original cougar head logo for Washington state col-lege. it was used on the side of college trucks. in 1959, when the institution changed from college to university, he re-created the logo to incorporate the “U” in place of the “c.” in 2002, WsU developed a new graphic identity. it employs the cougar head within a crest, an internationally recognized symbol for higher education.
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the coUGar mascotin 1927, Governor roland hartley presented a cougar cub to the students of the University. this first cougar mascot was called Butch, to honor herbert “Butch’’ meeker of spokane, who was WsU’s football star at the time. Butch ii was presented to the students by Governor clarence d. martin in 1938. Butch iii and iV were twin cubs, presented by Governor arthur B. langlie in 1942. Governor langlie presented Butch V in 1955. Butch Vi, the last live mascot on campus, died in the summer of 1978. he had been presented to WsU by Governor albert rosellini in 1964 from the seattle Zoo. today, WsU students in a “Butch the cougar” mascot costume rally school spirit at athletic contests, including football games and other events.
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the student recreation center opened spring of 2001. its 150,000 square feet contains seven
gymnasiums, a four-lane indoor track, 17,000 square feet of fitness training area, five-lane
lap pool, leisure spa, three multi-purpose rooms (aerobic/martial arts), four racquetball
courts, a wellness center, a juice bar and a fireplace lounge.
Src awarDS• Outstanding Indoor Sports Facility Award, National
intramural recreation sports association, 2002
• Facility Award of Merit, Athletic Business, 2001
• Award of Excellence, Washington Parks and recreation association, 2001
• Outstanding Design Award, Illuminating engineering society of north america, 2001
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wsu administrationelSon S. FloYDpresident
elson s. Floyd is Washington state University’s 10th president. he took office in the summer of July after serving as president of the four-campus University of missouri during 2002-2007.
“affordability, accessibility and accountability” are keystones to his administration leading WsU. he puts high priority on WsU being a research leader and having a global presence. Furthermore, he endorses diversity of thought, opinion, perspective, viewpoints, race and ethnicity as characteristics of a world-class university.
Floyd, 51, served as president of Western michigan University from 1999 to 2002, and held several administrative positions at the University of north carolina chapel hill, including deanships in student affairs and the college of arts and sciences.
previously, he spent two years as executive director of the state of Washington higher education coordinating Board, the agency responsible for statewide coordination, planning, oversight, policy analysis and student financial aid programs for Washington’s post-secondary education system. From 1990 to 1993, he served as vice president for student services, vice president for administration and executive vice president at eastern Washington University.
he began his career in 1978 at the University of north carolina at chapel hill, where he held deanships in the division of student affairs, the General college and the college of arts and sciences. From 1988 to 1990, he was assistant vice president for student services for the Unc system office, where he helped develop and articulate student affairs and academic affairs policy for the 16-campus university system.
a native of henderson, n.c., Floyd holds a bachelor of arts degree in political science and speech, a master of education degree in adult education, and a doctor of philosophy degree in higher and adult education, all from the University of north carolina at chapel hill.
Floyd and his wife, carmento Floyd, have two grown children.
Jim STerKdirector oF athletics
Washington native James m. sterk was appointed Washington state University’s director of athletics in June of 2000. in his six years, sterk has seen unprecedented growth and success by the cougars’ 17 intercollegiate teams and 450 individuals who compete for WsU annually.
on the academic front, WsU earned 113 selections to pacific-10 conference all-academic teams in 2004-05. that figure represented the most student-athletes to earn such an honor during an academic year in school history. WsU nearly reached this standard in 2005-06 with 109 selections to conference all-academic teams.
on the field, cougar athletics has enjoyed extraordinary achievements highlighted by three consecutive 10-win seasons by the football program from 2001-03. most recently, 10 sports were represented either as a team or individually in ncaa postseason competition during the 2005-06
season. Featured in this group was the rowing team’s fourth place finish at the ncaa championships, the highest finish ever by a WsU women’s team in ncaa postseason competition.
Facility improvements have also been among projects sterk has tackled. Following the 2006 football season, the initial phases of a renovation to martin stadium, the home of cougar football, will commence. WsU recently completed a major baseball field renovation, becoming the first collegiate field to feature Fieldturf as a playing surface. in addition, plans are underway for an ambitious capital improvement plan that will enhance many other WsU sport facilities.
a 1980 graduate of Western Washington University, sterk received his master’s degree in sports administration from ohio University. his professional career has included positions at north carolina, maine, seattle pacific, tulane and portland state, the latter as director of athletics for five years before joining the cougar staff.
the foundation of sterk’s leadership plan is based on five areas: the student-athlete experience, resource acquisition, personnel, political dynamics, and facilities. all five areas have enjoyed growth in his first six years at Washington state University.
sterk currently is a member of the prestigious ncaa championship/competition cabinet and has served on numerous pacific-10 conference committees during his tenure at WsU.
Ken caSaVanTFacUltY athletics representatiVe
professor Ken casavant, a member of the Washington state University family since 1967, currently serves as WsU’s Faculty athletics representative to the pacific-10 conference and the national collegiate athletic association. he is a past president of the pac-10 and was recently chosen to serve on the ncaa division i management council.
casavant came to WsU as a graduate research assistant in the department of agricultural and resource economics. he was named an assistant professor in 1971, an associate professor in 1975 and a full professor in 1980.
in 2004, casavant received the honor of giving the distinguished Faculty address, the University’s oldest award and also received the sahlin excellence in public service award for the University. in 1979, casavant received the r.m. Wade award for outstanding teacher in the college of agriculture at
WsU, and in 1990, he earned the distinguished WsU Faculty of the Year award. casavant was elected vice-chair (1991-92) and chair (1992-93) of the WsU Faculty senate and has been accorded the distinguished teacher award by the american agricultural economics association. he was named distinguished scholar by the Western agricultural economics association in 2003 for his nationally recognized work as a transportation economist.
during his tenure at WsU, casavant has served as associate director for the Washington state transportation center (1984-87) and the interim Vice-provost for academic affairs and interim Vice-provost for research (1998).
the north dakota native is a 1965 graduate of north dakota state University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in agricultural economics. he received his master’s degree from ndsU, followed by a ph.d., from WsU in 1971.
Ken and his wife dorothy have two grown daughters, michele and colette.
anne mccoYsenior associate director oF athletics/sWa
Veteran intercollegiate athletics administrator anne mccoy has served Washington state University since 2001, and was promoted from associate director to senior associate director of athletics in 2004. her appointment to senior woman administrator came in the summer of 2007.
in her capacity as senior associate director of athletics, she is charged with overseeing all aspects of WsU’s athletic budget and supervises several areas within the department including the business office, equipment, computer and football operations, and event management and facility operations. she also serves as a liaison for men’s and women’s basketball.
mccoy serves on several pacific-10 conference committees including the executive committee as vice president-elect for the pac-10 council, and on the medical care, student-athlete advisory and
senior Woman administrator committees.
a Wisconsin native, mccoy earned a bachelor’s degree in sports management in 1989 from the University of massachusetts. While an undergraduate, she worked for the pittsburgh penguins professional hockey organization, expanding the club’s season ticket base and maintained existing corporate and individual accounts. mccoy also served an internship as the assistant athletic business manager at the University of connecticut, and was instrumental in designing and implementing a comprehensive computerized budget-tracking system for the huskies’ athletic department.
mccoy served in several capacities at the University of maine from 1989-1995, lastly as associate director of athletics and senior woman administrator. at maine, she supervised men’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s swimming and softball in addition to the athletic business office, ticket office, retail store and cheerleading staff and operations. she took a similar administrative position at the st. louis University from 1995-1996.
in 1996, mccoy moved west, joining the staff at portland state University as associate director of athletics and senior woman administrator. she was promoted to senior associate director of athletics in 1998. at psU, she managed all internal staff and the daily operations of the department, representing the director of athletics as needed. mccoy also supervised men’s and women’s golf, cross country/track and field, and women’s volleyball, soccer, tennis and softball.
mccoy and her husband Brian have two children, daughter taylor and son Jake.
Team Single-SeasonField Goals made 781 1987Field Goals attempted 1,828 1980Field Goal percentage .445 19923-point Field Goals made 200 19993-point Field Goals attempted 568 19993-point Field Goal percentage .358 1992Free throws made 491 1990Free throws attempted 742 1990Free throw percentage .744 2000points 2,155 1996points average 74.9 1995rebounds 1,297 1977rebound average 54.0 1977assists 475 1989steals 351 1982Blocks 106 2002turnovers 772 1980personal Fouls 619 1986consecutive Wins 11* 1973consecutive losses 24** 2002most Wins 21 1979most losses 27 2002most Games 29 1982, 1991, 1996, 2002, 2007* = WsU’s longest win streak is 13, the final 10 of 1971 and the first three of 1972.** - WsU’s longest losing streak is 45, the final 24 of 2002 and the first 21 of 2003.
Camille Thompson1991-94, ranks in top ten on Cou-gars’ career list in field goal per-centage, scoring, rebounds and free throws. Former member of Canadian national team.
Jade Hyett1996-97, has played in the Aus-tralian professional league. She was the first player in history to lead the Pac-10 in assists (7.6 per game) and steals (4.6) in the same season.
Jenni Ruff1993-96, set WSU single season records in 1996 for scoring (685 points), free throws made (203), and scoring average (23.6 ppg). She fin-ished ninth nationally in scoring for the season. She played for the Long Beach StingRays and San Jose Lasers of the American Basketball League.
Heather Norman1989-92, holds the record for the most three-pointers made in a career at WSU with 133. She is currently the senior woman administrator at Gonzaga University.
Kelli Kronberger1993-96, led her team in three-point field goal percentage. She hit seven in a game twice in one season. She is now head basketball coach at Northwest Nazarene University.
Susie Jarosch1991, 93-95, has played on Danish
and Swedish professional teams. Founded High Five Agency, which
specializes in representing professional women’s basketball players.
Doreen Evans1995–98, Team captain for two years. Earned team’s Strength and Condi-tioning, Defensive Player and Most Inspirational award after her senior season. Has worked at the Pac-10 and Western Athletic Conference.
Amy Saneholtz1994-97, holds single game rebounding record with 22 and is the 13th all-time leading scorer. She currently coaches at Montana State.
Yvonne Kunze1995-98, ranks in top 10 on Wash-ington State’s career list in field goal percentage, scoring and rebounds. Played professionally in Germany and was a member of the German national team.
Dawn Allinger1988-91, three-time conference all-academic selection. Selected to WSU’s All-Decade Team. Par-ticipated in the 1996 Olympics as a member of the team handball team. Served as team handball analyst for NBC Sports at the 2004 Olympics.
Emma JonebyCurrently playing pro-fessionally in Sweden for Club 08 Stockholm. In her senior year, tal-lied five double-dou-bles, which was fourth in the Pac-10. Recorded 13 double-digit scoring games in her career. A 3-time All-Pac-10 Aca-demic honoree.
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americanWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att2000 n 21 W 59-52 a 287
appalachian stateWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1998 n 20 W 96-77 n 1,163
ariZonaWsU’s series record: 18-24WsU streak: -2WsU at pullman: 10-11WsU at tucson: 8-13WsU’s last Win: Jan. 28, 2006, 84-77WsU’s last home Win: Jan. 28, 2006, 84-77WsU’s last away Win: Jan. 8, 1998, 64-61Ua’s last Win: Feb. 1, 2007, 55-51Ua’s last home Win: Jan. 6, 2007, 59-57Ua’s last pullman Win: Feb. 1, 2007, 55-51overtime Game: march 8, 1990Year date W/l score loc att1987 J 17 l 83-74 a 1987 F 19 W 70-67 h 2001988 m 3 W 90-62 h 3001988 m 12 W 70-52 a 2481989 J 6 W 82-72 a 3121989 m 11 l 74-68 h 2501990 J 6 W 72-53 h 5841990 m 8 W 87-72 a 3291991 J 5 W 70-65 a 2531991 m 7 W 85-75 h 6871992 J 9 W 77-62 h 7391992 m 14 W 81-73 a 1,1291993 J 16 l 64-55 h 7161993 F 11 l 72-64 a 1,1531994 F 3 l 82-71 a 1,6971994 m 5 l 71-68 h 7071995 F 2 W 78-72 h 5541995 m 4 W 83-65 a 1,2751996 F 3 W 71-65 h 5791996 F 29 W 76-67 a 1,4851997 F 1 l 76-46 a 1,4351997 F 27 l 62-53 h 4101998 J 8 W 64-61 a 1,4741998 F 7 l 71-66 h 3281999 J 7 W 87-77 h 4411999 F 6 l 85-64 a 2,0922000 J 13 l 83-68 h 5012000 F 12 l 81-52 a 2,8902001 J 11 l 97-58 a 2,3252001 F 10 W 93-86 h 5542002 J 10 l 107-57 a 1,2152002 F 9 l 106-60 h 4802003 J 9 l 86-65 h 3942003 F 8 l 80-50 h 2,787
2003 d 29 l 78-51 a 2,2082004 F 26 l 77-72 h 4312005 d 29 l 61-52 a 19202006 J 28 W 84-77 h 7582007 J 6 l 59-57 a 21802007 F 1 l 55-51 h 430
ariZona stateWsU’s series record: 12-30WsU streak: -6WsU at pullman: 9-12WsU at tempe: 3-19WsU’s last Win: march 1, 1997, 84-70WsU’s last home Win: march 1, 1997, 84-70WsU’s last away Win: Jan. 30, 1997, 86-78asU’s last Win: Feb. 3, 2007, 66-41asU’s last home Win: Jan. 4, 2007, 89-44asU’s last pullman Win: Feb. 3, 2007, 66-41overtime Games: Jan. 15, 1987, march 11, 1988Year date W/l score loc att1987 J 15 l 95-83 (ot)a 1251987 F 21 W 75-62 h 2901988 m 5 l 82-78 h 3351988 m 11 l 86-69 a 3001989 J 7 l 88-79 a 3501989 m 9 W 71-60 h 2751990 J 4 W 92-80 h 3411990 m 10 W 67-66 a 6791991 J 3 l 82-73 a 2971991 m 9 W 69-58 h 1,0061992 J 11 W 80-78 h 1,0051992 m 12 l 86-61 a 5931993 J 14 l 70-59 h 7351993 F 13 l 88-68 a 6841994 F 5 l ForFeit a 1994 m 3 l 77-76 h 4811995 F 4 W 82-70 h 8031995 m 2 W 74-66 a 2371996 F 1 W 93-77 h 5031996 m 2 l 88-80 a 3631997 J 30 W 86-78 a 8111997 m 1 W 84-70 h 5991998 J 10 l 80-60 a 7951998 F 5 l 79-70 h 4541999 J 9 l 63-54 h 5491999 F 4 l 80-66 a 1,1152000 J 15 l 64-54 h 4602000 F 10 l 73-53 a 7072001 J 13 l 70-83 a 10932001 F 8 l 74-72 h 6332002 J 12 l 68-40 a 1,6032002 F 7 l 75-56 h 3862003 J 11 l 66-58 h 4262003 F 6 l 70-52 h 1,4022003 d 27 l 68-61 a 2,1492004 F 28 W 75-72 h 9132004 d 27 l 67-39 h 1,0202005 F 26 l 59-40 a 2,3092005 d 31 l 72-47 a 2,3122006 J 26 l 75-65 h 1,1232007 J 4 l 89-44 a 25172007 F 3 l 66-41 h 874
arKansasWsU’s series record: 0-2WsU streak: -2Year date W/l score loc att1990 d 1 l 48-68 h 1,0181992 d 31 l 62-84 a 1,186
Ball stateWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1988 d 3 W 77-64 h 700
BaYlorWsU’s series record: 1-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1989 J 2 W 77-65 a 912003 n 29 l 76-39 a 4,542
BiolaWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1982 J 7 W 54-48 h 100
Boise stateWsU’s series record: 16-16WsU streak: +6overtime Games: march 7, 1981, dec. 14, 1991,dec. 28, 1996, dec. 4, 2005Year date W/l score loc att1972 W 48-25 n 1974 m 1 W 56-36 n 1975 J 9 l 61-51 h 1975 l 65-49 h 1975 l 38-35 n 1976 F 7 l 48-41 a 1976 l 38-34 n 1976 l 43-32 n 1977 F 12 l 70-50 h 2,0001978 J 28 l 65-62 a1978 F 25 W 72-53 h 15001979 J 6 W 78-55 h 1979 m 3 l 79-75 a 1980 F 2 l 60-55 a 1980 m 1 W 66-60 h 2001981 J 31 W 84-70 h 1981 m 7 l 58-54 a 1982 J 15 W 62-55 h 1501982 m 6 W 77-61 a 1001984 d 14 l 47-41 h 1001985 d 13 l 73-60 a 2281986 J 4 l 69-56 a 1151990 d 15 W 86-56 h 7931991 d 14 W 79-77 a 2,7001993 J 6 l 72-69 h 5121993 n 28 l 77-61 a 2,3181994 d 8 W 66-65 h 4071995 d 8 W 69-66 a 2,1761996 d 22 W 79-78 a 4611997 d 6 W 65-57 h 5082004 n 19 W 61-48 h 1,1492005 d 4 W 80-76 a 820
BoWlinG GreenWsU’s series record: 2-1WsU streak: +2overtime Game: dec. 12, 1987Year date W/l score loc att1987 d 12 l 83-73 h 5011998 d 4 W 71-63 h 7391999 d 20 W 79-71 a 581
BrandonWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1979 d 1 l 76-69 a
BriGham YoUnGWsU’s series record: 3-3WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1979 d 7 l 92-58 a 1985 d 7 W 73-62 h 4501986 d 12 l 88-85 a 2571988 d 19 W 97-75 h 1151989 d 15 W 75-72 a 2532000 n 30 l 58-90 h 504
BUtlerWsU’s series record: 0-2WsU streak: -2Year date W/l score loc att1991 n 29 l 69-62 a 1981993 d 20 l 58-75 n 150
caliForniaWsU’s series record: 19-29WsU streak: -5WsU at pullman: 14-9WsU at Berkeley: 5-19WsU neutral: 0-1WsU’s last Win: Jan. 27, 2005, 79-69WsU’s last home Win: Jan. 27, 2005, 79-69WsU’s last away Win: Jan. 29, 2004, 64-59cal’s last Win: Feb. 10, 2007, 72-45cal’s last home Win: Feb. 10, 2007, 72-45 1cal’s last pullman Win: Jan. 11, 2007, 55-48Year date W/l score loc att1983 J 22 l 72-66 h 2501984 J 29 l 93-61 a 4101985 F 1 l 79-62 a 1501986 F 1 l 68-63 h 5001986 F 28 l 79-72 a 7081987 J 8 l 67-66 h 2371987 F 14 l 72-68 a 3411988 J 16 W 79-56 h 4401988 F 12 l 84-69 a 3941989 J 14 l 80-71 a 4011989 F 9 W 92-89 h 4251990 J 11 l 91-64 a 3071990 F 10 W 87-67 h 8271991 J 11 W 77-60 h 6891991 F 9 l 86-80 a 6331992 J 25 W 83-76 h 1,1041992 F 20 l 69-58 a 5641993 J 30 l 75-65 h 1,0661993 F 25 l 79-65 a 6681994 J 6 W 88-82 h 6581994 m 12 W 77-62 a 7581995 J 5 l 87-83 a 6281995 m 11 W 78-64 h 6471996 J 25 W 90-77 a 6571996 F 24 l 91-83 h 5651997 J 23 W 79-53 h 3411997 F 22 W 83-70 a 5711998 J 24 W 72-65 a 5751998 F 19 W 87-64 h 5321999 J 23 W 73-54 h 7841999 F 18 l 83-68 a 4502000 J 27 W 72-65 h 4892000 F 26 l 65-59 a 7622001 J 25 l 69-56 a 6322001 F 24 W 74-59 h 7122002 J 19 l 62-50 h 4042002 F 14 l 76-63 a 8332003 J 18 l 71-63 a 8342003 F 13 W 67-64 h 4382004 J 4 l 85-71 a 3382004 J 29 W 64-59 h 1,0472005 J 4 l 64-56 h 7042005 J 27 W 79-69 a 7612005 m 4 l 70-52 n 3,0672005 d 22 l 53-47 h 4252006 F 23 l 61-51 a 1,4472007 J 11 l 55-48 h 4372007 F 10 l 72-45 a 1910
cal polY-pomonaWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1983 J 7 l 70-85 a 150
cal state-northridGeWsU’s series record: 2-0WsU streak: +2Year date W/l score loc att2005 n 27 W 65-64 n 2005 d 2 W 68-55 h 754
central michiGanWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1992 d 5 W 58-47 h 725
cougar historyAll-Time Scores Listed by Opponentscentral WashinGtonWsU’s series record: 10-4WsU streak: +3overtime Game: Feb. 26, 1977Year date W/l score loc att1971 W 46-32 h 1971 W 46-31 a 1972 F 18 l 35-33 h 1973 F 9 W 52-37 h 1974 F 9 W 58-43 h 1975 F 10 W 63-40 a 1975 W 65-34 a 1976 F 13 l 52-43 a 1976 F 19 l 54-47 h 1976 W 59-44 n 1977 F 26 l 51-50 a 1978 d 1 W 77-56 a 1979 d 14 W 71-57 h 2001980 d 9 W 64-42 a
clemsonWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1996 d 21 l 73-63 n 375
coloradoWsU’s series record: 1-1WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1985 J 10 l 84-70 a 2781998 d 5 W 81-76 h 516
colorado stateWsU’s series record: 0-4WsU streak: -4Year date W/l score loc att1982 n 26 l 64-48 a 2001985 J 8 l 70-42 a 461996 n 22 l 84-63 h 4191997 n 21 l 83-71 a 1,621
creiGhtonWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1983 J 6 l 77-69 a 100
depaUlWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1987 n 27 l 79-69 a 679
eastern oreGonWsU’s series record: 3-2WsU streak: +3Year date W/l score loc att1975 F 15 l 73-69 h 1976 F 6 l 56-51 a 1976 m 4 W 69-48 n 1977 J 15 W 66-53 h 2001977 m 5 W 76-55 n 300
eastern WashinGtonWsU’s series record: 25-10WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1971 l 31-28 h 23331972 F 5 W 43-25 a 1972 F 23 W 50-28 h 1973 F 17 W 57-14 h 1973 F 21 W 44-24 a 1974 J 18 W 58-17 h 1975 W 73-35 h 1976 F 10 W 44-35 h 1977 J 11 W 66-56 a 2001977 F 18 W 53-52 h 2001977 m 5 W 73-63 n 851977 d 6 W 74-51 h 751978 F 28 l 66-52 a 1979 J 2 W 65-49 a 1980 J 15 l 74-52 a 300
1980 F 26 l 67-63 h 1501981 J 23 l 52-45 h 1981 F 11 W 64-61 a 1982 J 9 l 67-63 h 2371982 J 30 W 73-56 h 1501982 d 4 W 71-59 h 2501983 d 14 l 86-44 a 1261985 d 9 W 85-53 h 1751987 d 5 W 85-61 a 4341988 J 4 W 74-51 a 2891989 d 8 W 83-56 n 4281991 n 23 W 86-58 a 8441994 n 27 W 83-54 h 3031995 d 15 W 86-66 a 4391999 d 4 W 61-60 h 6002002 d 2 l 77-63 h 3132003 n 26 W 59-58 a 2004 d 18 l 54-53 h 4912006 J 3 l 57-54 a 4522006 d 2 W 76-70 h 533
eVansVilleWsU’s series record: 2-0WsU streak: +2Year date W/l score loc att1988 d 2 W 82-66 h 4501991 d 1 W 76-75 a 225
FairFieldWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1995 n 25 W 72-46 n 1,000
Fresno stateWsU’s series record: 2-6WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1983 J 29 l 73-65 a 3681984 F 2 l 72-68 h 8001985 F 14 l 62-53 a 4201986 J 16 l 76-67 a 4741986 F 15 l 72-59 h 1241996 d 6 W 69-68 h 8812003 n 21 W 69-51 h 3792004 d 9 l 65-61 a 3,613
FUllerton stateWsU’s series record: 1-1WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1983 d 19 l 69-45 a 1341994 n 25 W 75-73 a 149
GeorGe WashinGtonWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att2000 n 25 l 62-76 n
GonZaGaWsU’s series record: 17-3WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1977 J 21 W 69-37 h 1001978 F 10 W 77-49 a 1501983 d 12 W 74-61 a 1001986 F 6 W 82-60 h 1001986 d 6 W 75-63 h 3001987 F 4 W 68-58 a 1391987 d 30 W 74-50 h 1251988 d 9 W 79-52 n 1251990 d 8 W 70-59 h 7521991 n 22 W 88-37 n 6421992 d 10 l 71-69 a 7711993 d 11 W 69-60 h 4061994 d 10 W 74-65 a 1,5621996 n 30 W 85-55 a 1,5001997 n 28 W 78-59 a 1,5211998 d 18 W 75-70 h 8411999 d 8 l 82-66 a 6322000 d 17 W 74-56 h 4822001 d 1 W 80-72 h 4252002 d 11 l 77-57 a 1,029
Great FallsWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1981 d 11 W 79-60 a 100
haWai’iWsU’s series record: 0-4WsU streak: -4Year date W/l score loc att1989 n 24 l 82-63 a 9381995 n 24 l 76-69 a 1,0002001 n 17 l 65-50 a2005 n 25 l 68-63 a
hoUstonWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1season date W/l score loc att1995 d 30 W 86-72 a 285
idahoWsU’s series record: 24-13WsU streak: -1overtime Game: dec. 5, 2001Year date W/l score loc att1970 d 30 W 58-12 h 1972 F 26 W 58-24 h 1975 W 89-43 h 1976 J 21 W 57-45 a 1976 W 62-39 n 1976 d 10 W 68-44 h 1977 F 8 W 71-47 a 1977 d 10 W 70-50 h 3001978 F 7 W 54-45 a 1201978 d 13 W 69-49 a 1501980 J 8 l 75-66 h 1001981 F 17 W 73-72 a 1981 d 10 l 76-65 h 1001983 m 3 l 89-72 h 2001983 d 10 l 66-55 h 7001983 d 29 W 66-60 a 1331984 n 24 l 85-62 a 4751984 d 1 l 73-51 h 6001985 d 4 l 70-51 h 2501986 F 13 l 76-62 a 3001986 n 29 W 75-62 a 3851986 d 19 W 63-60 h 2501987 d 4 W 86-47 n 4061988 d 10 W 60-42 a 2351989 d 9 W 74-45 n 3781990 d 7 W 64-48 h 1,0461993 d 17 W 70-62 a 2571994 d 14 W 88-46 h 4471995 d 12 W 72-71 a 6471996 d 10 W 78-68 h 3561997 d 9 l 62-51 a 9431998 d 8 l 86-79 h 8411999 d 12 l 68-45 a 7162000 d 2 W 68-52 h 6702001 d 5 l 89-72 a 3452003 F 27 W 82-53 h 7252003 d 20 l 72-57 a 923
idaho stateWsU’s series record: 3-2WsU streak: +2overtime Game: dec. 8, 1979Year date W/l score loc att1979 d. 8 l 60-58 a 1984 n. 23 W 95-55 a 4001984 d. 7 l 73-69 a 981991 d. 21 W 92-50 h 1,0132005 n 26 W 74-51 n
indianaWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att2001 d 9 l 64-37 n
ioWaWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1980 J 4 l 67-51 a
ioWa stateWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1991 d 6 W 67-57 h 804
Kansas stateWsU’s series record: 0-2WsU streak: -2Year date W/l score loc att1980 n 28 l 67-48 a 1994 d 30 l 88-68 a 730
KentUcKYWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att2006 n 10 l 80-51 a 5165
lethBridGeWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1980 d 6 W 86-41 h 100
lonG Beach stateWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1982 n 28 l 86-45 a 900
loUisiana-laFaYette(sW louisiana prior to 1999)WsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1993 d 21 W 72-56 n 50
loUisiana stateWsU’s series record: 0-2WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1981 d 18 l 78-59 a 3962002 n 29 l 87-50 n 684
minnesotaWsU’s series record: 0-3WsU streak: -3Year date W/l score loc att1981 d 6 l 82-68 h 2001988 n 26 l 97-67 n 1,0712005 d 10 l 83-57 a 6,562
mississippi stateWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1997 d 21 W 61-59 n 150
montanaWsU’s series record: 17-20WsU streak: -7Year date W/l score loc att1971 W 48-31 h 1971 W 46-27 h 1972 F 12 W 63-34 a 1972 W 51-43 n 1973 F 10 W 44-33 h 1974 F 8 W 69-30 h 1974 F 15 W 59-39 a 1975 J 18 W 52-31 a 1976 J 15 W 63-51 h 1977 J 7 W 59-53 a 7121977 m 3 W 82-60 n 1001978 J 6 W 78-40 a
1978 J 20 W 68-51 h 2001978 d 28 W 62-46 a 1979 J 18 W 57-35 a 2861979 F 17 W 71-57 h 1501980 J 10 l 58-56 h 501980 F 15 l 62-39 a 601981 J 15 l 74-64 a 1981 F 27 l 52-46 h 1982 J 23 l 57-52 h 2001982 F 25 l 56-46 a 8001982 n 20 l 69-59 a 1,3771982 d 17 l 65-44 h 1001983 n 29 l 70-55 a 1,0001983 d 6 l 77-59 h 2001984 n 19 l 75-52 a 1,3241984 d 18 l 71-56 h 1251987 d 19 l 71-54 a 2,4501988 d 21 W 62-60 h 1251989 d 30 l 82-69 a 1,7891990 d 30 l 75-61 h 3151992 d 21 l 68-63 a 3,3542000 d 30 l 66-80 a 3,5442001 d 1 l 75-51 h 4682002 d 14 l 57-53 a 3,3482006 d 8 l 71-60 h 678
montana stateWsU’s series record: 14-123WsU streak: -4overtime Game: Feb. 28, 1981Year date W/l score loc att1971 W 48-33 h 1972 F 18 W 48-34 a 1973 F 10 W 56-24 h 1973 m 2 W 57-20 n 1975 J 17 W 59-57 a 1976 J 10 l 70-48 h 1976 l 56-37 n 1977 J 8 l 62-49 a 1977 m 4 l 72-56 n 2501978 J 7 W 45-36 a 1978 J 21 W 68-51 h 1501978 d 30 W 67-57 a 1979 J 20 W 71-62 a 1979 F 15 W 76-65 h 1980 J 12 l 76-58 h 2001980 F 17 W 72-65 a 1251981 J 17 l 60-59 a 1981 F 28 l 75-70 h 1982 J 22 W 71-60 h 751982 F 27 l 68-49 a 3501982 n 22 l 72-59 a 2651985 J 2 W 71-55 h 501989 d 2 W 74-51 h 7711993 n 26 l 84-71 a 4,7072001 d 16 l 75-68 h 2552002 n 25 l 81-55 a 1,3232006 n 30 l 70-64 h 313
montana techWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1984 d 8 W 89-72 a 47
montclair stateWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1981 J 3 l 65-53 a
neBrasKaWsU’s series record: 0-3WsU streak: -3Year date W/l score loc att1981 J 3 l 65-53 a2003 d 4 l 64-56 h 5392004 n 22 l 78-61 a 2,471
neVada(Formerly nevada-reno)WsU’s series record: 1-2WsU streak: +1
Year date W/l score loc att1985 F 16 l 73-63 a 2071986 J 3 l 58-55 a na1997 d 19 W 67-52 n 150
neVada-las VeGasWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1983 J 8 l 93-65 a 650
neW meXicoWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1983 J 3 W 68-61 h 400
neW meXico stateWsU’s series record: 1-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1980 n 25 W 75-67 a na1988 n 28 l 75-68 n 423
north carolina stateWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1995 n 26 l 92-64 n 1,000
north teXasWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1overtime Game: dec. 30, 1988Year date W/l score loc att1988 d 30 l 87-85 a 250
northeastern illinoisWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1995 d 29 W 70-60 a 458
northern illinoisWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1972 l 50-43 a
northern ioWaWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1994 d 2 W 112-73 h 702
northWesternWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1991 m 13 l 82-62 a 1,272(ncaa tournament)
northWestern state WsU’s series record: 2-0WsU streak: +2overtime Game: dec. 17, 2006Year date W/l score loc att1997 d 5 W 90-63 h 4822006 d 17 W 72-70 h 323
oKlahomaWsU’s series record: 1-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1990 n 23 W 84-50 n 6001994 d 3 l 85-79 h 843
oral roBertsWsU’s series record: 3-0WsU streak: +3Year date W/l score loc att1987 d 11 W 94-78 h 4041995 d 2 W 84-54 h 7831996 J 15 W 83-59 a 315
oreGonWsU’s series record: 10-50WsU streak: -2WsU at pullman: 6-23WsU at eugene: 4-25WsU neutral: 0-2WsU’s last Win: Feb. 18, 2006, 68-53WsU’s last home Win: Feb. 18, 2006, 68-53WsU’s last away Win: Feb. 15, 2001, 77-76oregon’s last Win: Feb. 22, 2007, 51-34oregon’s last home Win: dec. 23, 2006, 66-55oregon’s last pullman Win: Feb. 22, 2007, 51-34overtime Games: Feb. 11, 1977, Jan. 25, 1986, Feb. 17, 1989Year date W/l score loc att1974 F 28 W 56-26 a 1976 F 3 l 47-44 a 1977 F 11 l 67-63 h 1201978 F 4 W 87-67 h 5001978 m 10 l 68-54 n 2001979 J 12 l 85-69 a 1980 J 25 l 78-59 h 1001981 F 20 l 79-49 a 1982 F 22 l 64-47 h 3001983 J 14 l 66-53 a 9591983 F 17 l 86-70 h 3001984 J 21 l 63-59 h 2001984 F 23 l 79-63 a 7231985 J 18 l 59-50 a 4921985 F 23 l 69-60 h 2001986 J 25 l 68-67 h 2111986 F 21 l 94-63 a 1,0441987 J 22 l 101-55 h 2001987 F 28 l 74-70 a 2,0771988 J 23 l 78-59 a 9691988 F 18 l 64-62 h 3351989 J 21 W 80-77 h 5151989 F 17 l 87-76 a 8011990 J 20 l 68-65 h 1,8071990 F 15 l 80-71 a 3951991 J 20 W 102-69 a 4181991 F 15 W 76-72 h 9431992 J 16 l 69-54 a 7201992 F 15 l 65-60 h 1,1551993 J 21 W 66-54 a 5211993 F 20 l 88-75 h 7521994 J 20 l 70-69 h 6221994 F 19 l 80-62 a 1,6311995 J 19 l 84-66 a 1,3851995 F 17 l 81-75 h 4441996 J 11 W 72-59 h 7241996 F 10 l 58-49 a 3,3201997 J 9 l 80-46 a 2,2071997 F 8 l 62-52 h 5821997 d 20 l 94-71 n 1501998 J 17 l 62-57 h 4771998 F 12 l 61-51 a 3,5801999 J 17 l 72-64 a 3,8051999 F 11 l 65-54 h 5182000 J 22 l 77-65 a 5,3672000 F 17 l 73-68 h 5192001 J 20 W 67-64 h 7302001 F 15 W 77-76 a 4,2402001 d 30 l 76-47 a 4,2982002 F 21 l 88-47 h 4042002 m 1 l 85-67 a2003 J 25 l 73-69 h 6972003 F 20 l 85-52 a 4,0872004 J 17 l 60-50 h 7132004 F 12 l 74-52 a 1,3592005 J 15 l 69-50 a 3,7022005 F 10 l 62-47 h 5852006 J 19 l 54-50 a 3,3602006 F 18 W 68-53 h 6812006 d 23 l 66-55 a 29122007 F 22 l 51-34 h 309
oreGon stateWsU’s series record: 22-41WsU streak: -1WsU at pullman: 14-15WsU at corvallis: 7-24WsU neutral: 0-3WsU’s last Win: dec. 21, 2006, 58-41WsU’s last home Win: Feb. 12, 2005, 68-63WsU’s last away Win: Feb. 14, 1998, 75-67osU’s last Win: Feb. 24, 2007, 66-61 osU’s last home Win: Jan. 21, 2006, 68-67 (ot)osU’s last pullman Win: Feb. 24, 2007, 66-61overtime Games: Feb. 21, 1985, Feb. 13, 1992, Jan. 21, 2006Year date W/l score loc att1975 F 7 W 60-40 a 1976 F 2 W 47-35 a 1977 J 22 W 57-39 h 2001978 F 2 W 84-58 h 3501979 J 13 W 71-65 a 1979 l 71-62 n 1980 J 24 l 75-55 h 2501981 F 21 l 75-59 a 1981 m 10 l 86-46 a 1982 F 20 l 58-52 h 5001983 J 15 l 84-57 a 3501983 F 19 l 68-53 h 1,6001984 J 19 l 70-49 h 7001984 F 25 l 80-62 a 3021985 J 19 l 62-53 a 5001985 F 21 l 76-72 h 2501985 d 14 l 74-64 a 1001986 J 23 W 80-77 h 1851986 F 22 W 65-57 a 5791987 J 24 l 74-68 h 2501987 F 26 l 85-68 a 2481988 J 22 l 54-53 a 4761988 F 20 W 77-64 h 3111989 J 19 l 66-63 h 7501989 F 18 W 68-66 a 6711990 J 18 W 100-57 h 9401990 F 17 l 69-63 a 2841991 J 18 W 87-63 a 5901991 F 17 W 61-59 h 6321992 J 18 l 81-69 a 5101992 F 13 W 77-74 h 6491993 J 23 l 75-55 a 5001993 F 18 W 68-67 h 4821994 J 22 W 82-77 h 7571994 F 17 l 81-76 a 1,1061995 J 21 l 80-71 a 1,9931995 F 19 W 84-79 h 5311996 J 13 W 64-63 h 7001996 F 8 l 87-50 a 4,4561997 J 11 l 77-58 a 1,6131997 F 6 l 67-60 h 4501998 J 15 W 69-57 h 5171998 F 14 W 75-67 a 9191999 J 15 l 57-54 a 1,0481999 F 13 W 70-52 h 4852000 J 20 l 72-52 a 6062000 F 19 l 65-62 h 5612001 J 18 l 64-46 h 7252001 F 17 l 94-60 a 1,7222001 d 28 l 57-33 a 1,1722002 F 23 l 74-52 h 3702003 J 23 l 65-62 h 5192003 F 22 l 62-46 a 1,1872004 J 15 l 62-51 h 6312004 F 14 l 65-55 a 1,3592004 m 5 l 62-43 n2005 J 13 l 83-55 a 5722005 F 12 W 68-63 h 7522006 J 21 l 68-67 a 2,0162006 F 16 l 59-50 h 5892006 m 3 l 77-38 n 2006 d 21 W 58-41 a 8692007 F 24 l 66-61 h 575
paciFicWsU’s series record: 2-2WsU streak: +2Year date W/l score loc att1980 F 7 l 66-52 a 1983 J 31 l 73-70 a 1231984 F 4 W 90-67 h 2001989 d 1 W 69-60 h 733
cougar historyAll-Time Scores Listed by OpponentspaciFic lUtheranWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1978 J 31 W 95-36 h 55
pepperdineWsU’s series record: 1-1WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1983 d 17 l 78-75 a 1002005 n 18 W 66-57 h 429
portlandWsU’s series record: 1-3WsU streak: -2Year date W/l score loc att1984 F 9 l 83-58 a 2001985 n 29 W 84-71 a 2642000 d 8 l 68-63 h 5582006 n 22 l 67-56 a 223
portland stateWsU’s series record: 13-3WsU streak: +2Year date W/l score loc att1972 W 49-40 n 1974 F 2 W 47-31 a 1975 F 6 l 63-57 a 1978 J 14 W 67-48 a 1001978 m 11 W 71-61 n 3001979 F 10 W 95-71 h 1,0001980 J 19 l 93-66 h 1981 F 7 W 62-51 a 1981 d 17 W 73-41 a 1,4001982 J 16 W 73-52 h 1501982 F 13 W 74-59 a 1001983 d 2 W 71-63 h 2001985 n 30 W 70-60 a 2561988 F 6 l 76-73 a 1752001 n 26 W 55-49 h 7292004 d 3 W 69-59 h 734
pUGet soUndWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1983 n 26 W 94-45 a 2,000
reGinaWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1979 d 2 W 73-51 a
sacramento stateWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att2006 n 17 W 79-65 h 582
saint John’sWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1993 d 3 W 71-65 h 655
saint marY’sWsU’s series record: 2-2WsU streak: +2Year date W/l score loc att1998 d 21 l 78-73 a 1,1571999 d 30 l 83-59 h 4592004 n 26 W 70-58 a 6642005 n 20 W 53-43 h 301
samFordWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att2000 d 29 W 76-49 n
san dieGoWsU’s series record: 2-0WsU streak: +2Year date W/l score loc att1981 n 24 W 66-43 a 1001986 n 28 W 82-61 n 300
san dieGo stateWsU’s series record: 1-2WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1981 n 23 l 59-58 a 2002003 d 22 l 63-58 h 4292004 d 11 W 55-50 a 276
san FranciscoWsU’s series record: 2-2WsU streak: +2Year date W/l score loc att1981 J 2 l 63-47 a 1983 F 12 l 79-66 a 2001984 F 18 W 66-61 h 1251985 F 2 W 66-56 a 212
san Jose stateWsU’s series record: 4-3WsU streak: +4Year date W/l score loc att1980 F 8 l 90-58 a 1983 J 20 l 67-63 h 1201984 J 28 l 78-69 a 3061985 J 26 W 82-69 h 5001986 J 30 W 84-72 h 2501986 m 1 W 75-74 a 672006 d 5 W 72-61 a 367
santa claraWsU’s series record: 3-3WsU streak: -2Year date W/l score loc att1980 d 31 W 94-69 a 1983 F 11 W 78-53 a 2001984 F 16 l 61-57 h 1001985 J 24 W 74-59 h 2501993 d 30 l 76-58 h 4502006 n 25 l 80-72 a 320
sasKatcheWanWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1979 n 30 l 68-57 a
seattleWsU’s series record: 8-2WsU streak: +5Year date W/l score loc att1978 d 2 W 97-70 2001979 F 9 W 67-55 h 1979 W 74-60 n 1980 F 22 l 75-67 a 1981 F 4 l 66-60 a 1984 J 10 W 60-46 a 5101984 d 20 W 62-50 h 1501985 d 6 W 66-51 h 3001986 J 18 W 70-41 a 2091986 d 31 W 91-65 a 200
seattle paciFicWsU’s series record: 2-0WsU streak: +2Year date W/l score loc att1985 n 22 W 74-61 a 3001986 d 5 W 89-56 h 300
simon FraserWsU’s series record: 7-4WsU streak: +3Year date W/l score loc att1971 W 40-37 h 1973 m 2 W 45-33 n 1974 F 9 W 59-34 h
1975 F 22 l 52-41 a 1976 F 21 l 55-50 h 1977 F 25 W 59-50 a 1001977 d 2 l 82-67 h 3001979 F 4 l 64-59 a 1980 J 18 W 75-63 h 1501981 F 5 W 70-63 a 1982 n 27 W 78-50 a 175
se missoUri stateWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1995 d 1 W 89-50 h 700
soUthern caliForniaWsU’s series record: 11-32WsU streak: -13WsU at pullman: 7-14WsU at los angeles: 4-18WsU’s last Win: Jan. 4, 2001, 79-78WsU’s last home Win: Jan. 4, 2001, 79-78WsU’s last away Win: Jan. 28, 1999, 65-58Usc’s last Win: Jan. 26, 2007, 65-47Usc’s last home Win: Jan. 26, 2007, 65-47Usc’s last pullman Win: dec. 31, 2006, 62-56overtime Game: Jan. 31, 1992, Jan. 9, 2005Year date W/l score loc att1981 n 27 l 73-55 a 7501987 J 29 l 95-55 h 2501987 m 7 l 89-55 a 8171988 J 30 W 77-60 h 3491988 F 26 l 86-64 a 5121989 J 29 W 85-69 h 4001989 F 24 l 87-67 a 4001990 F 1 W 70-59 a 1,8001990 m 3 W 73-64 h 1,0411991 F 1 W 74-47 h 1,3931991 m 3 l 69-51 a 6771992 J 31 l 71-65 a 7751992 F 29 l 67-63 h 1,1311993 F 5 l 69-63 a 5591993 m 6 l 55-52 h 6531994 J 15 l 101-70 a 8171994 F 8 l 82-62 h 4061995 J 14 W 62-61 h 9131995 F 10 l 92-64 a 6241996 J 7 W 90-86 a 4121996 m 7 l 87-81 h 5021997 J 4 l 70-63 h 4041997 m 6 l 101-59 a 7781998 J 29 l 57-48 h 5541998 m 1 W 68-65 a 6521999 J 28 W 65-58 a 2361999 F 27 W 63-51 h 6832000 J 7 l 71-61 a 6032000 m 11 l 62-59 h 4592001 J 4 W 79-78 h 4142001 m 10 l 84-51 a 1,3502002 J 4 l 87-66 h 2872002 F 3 l 79-38 a 7432003 J 3 l 92-44 a 3672003 F 1 l 89-36 h 5732004 J 11 l 82-52 a 8322004 F 5 l 83-47 h 6192005 J 9 l 77-75 h 4792005 F 3 l 69-62 a 5102006 J 12 l 81-60 h 7012006 F 11 l 75-67 a 1,6192006 d 31 l 62-56 h 3312007 J 26 l 65-47 a 515
soUthern illinoisWsU’s series record: 1-1WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1983 d 3 l 66-51 h 3001989 n 26 W 51-47 n 500
soUthern Utah(southern Utah state prior to 1990)WsU’s series record: 3-0WsU streak: +3Year date W/l score loc att1989 d 16 W 76-71 a 110
1991 F 21 W 75-58 a 2831997 J 13 W 109-79 h 455
stanFordWsU’s series record: 0-44WsU streak: -44WsU at pullman: 0-21WsU at stanford: 0-22WsU neutral: 0-1WsU’s last Win: noneWsU’s last home Win: noneWsU’s last away Win: nonesU’s last Win: Feb. 8, 2007, 60-34sU’s last home Win: Feb. 8, 2007, 60-34sU’s last pullman Win: Jan. 13, 2007, 63-55Year date W/l score loc att1983 F 1 l 78-64 a 2001986 J 2 l 61-50 n na1987 J 10 l 71-67 h 2791987 F 12 l 73-61 a 2001988 J 14 l 59-54 h 4811988 F 13 l 66-53 a 8251989 J 13 l 89-60 a 9001989 F 11 l 89-67 h 4491990 J 13 l 92-70 a 2,8881990 F 8 l 90-64 h 1,2151991 J 13 l 80-74 h 6231991 F 7 l 93-63 a 2,2111992 J 23 l 89-71 h 1,0371992 F 22 l 86-63 a 3,1791993 J 28 l 78-44 h 1,4421993 F 27 l 100-56 a 6,3071994 J 8 l 82-67 h 1,0171994 m 10 l 87-58 a 3,5761995 J 7 l 94-59 a 5,3101995 m 9 l 81-47 h 1,2351996 J 27 l 66-50 a 6,7461996 F 22 l 87-63 h 1,0051997 J 25 l 84-75 h 7021997 F 20 l 82-45 a 5,7191998 J 22 l 91-53 a 4,2511998 F 21 l 92-74 h 9021999 J 21 l 77-65 h 7341999 F 20 l 77-54 a 4,5202000 J 29 l 83-67 h 5802000 F 24 l 78-73 a 3,6202001 J 27 l 84-67 a 4,5272001 F 22 l 87-78 h 6122002 J 17 l 104-57 h 4842002 F 16 l 76-50 a 5,1022003 J 16 l 85-56 a 3,2412003 F 15 l 84-41 h 6092004 J 2 l 90-69 h 3102004 J 31 l 91-67 a 4,0722005 J 2 l 72-39 a 3,8652005 J 29 l 69-56 h 8722006 d 20 l 76-56 h 4902006 F 25 l 77-47 a 3,1592007 J 13 l 63-55 h 4772007 F 8 l 60-34 a 2549
templeWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1990 n 30 W 91-47 h 906
tennesseeWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1981 d 16 l 55-46 a 900
tennessee-chattanooGaWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att2004 n 27 l 84-36 n
teXasWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1993 J 2 l 76-51 a 3,916
teXas a&mWsU’s series record: 2-1WsU streak: _-1Year date W/l score loc att1990 n 24 W 71-54 a 8001991 d 7 W 76-61 h 8502001 n 18 l 71-56 n
teXas christianWsU’s series record: 2-0WsU streak: +2Year date W/l score loc att1982 d 11 W 84-56 a 1001984 n 30 W 79-73 h 600
teXas el pasoWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1980 n 26 W 70-50 a
teXas soUthernWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1992 d 4 W 84-64 h 1,141
teXas techWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1992 J 4 l 75-63 n 4,765
toledoWsU’s series record: 1-2WsU streak: -2Year date W/l score loc att1989 n 25 W 76-67 n 3281999 d 19 l 65-48 a 1,0272000 d 9 l 77-61 h 583
UclaWsU’s series record: 6-37WsU streak: -14WsU at pullman: 6-16WsU neutral: 0-1WsU at los angeles: 0-20WsU’s last Win: Jan. 6, 2001, 74-52WsU’s last home Win: Jan. 6, 2001, 74-52WsU’s last away Win: Jan. 28, 1988, 53-52Ucla’s last Win: march 2, 2007, 72-58Ucla’s last home Win: Jan. 28, 2007, 73-70Ucla’s last pullman Win: dec. 29, 2006, 74-71overtime Game: march 9, 1986Year date W/l score loc att1987 J 31 l 67-63 h 3001987 m 5 l 81-56 a 3161988 J 28 W 53-52 h 3361988 F 27 l 74-60 h 3241989 J 27 l 82-69 h 5101989 F 23 l 91-72 a 1,0001990 F 3 l 84-74 a 6021990 m 1 W 84-72 h 8071991 F 3 W 78-77 h 8071991 m 1 l 78-70 a 3331992 F 2 l 80-75 a 5001992 F 27 l 86-68 h 8501993 F 7 l 82-75 a 6021993 m 4 l 77-74 h 5251994 J 13 l 108-76 a 3641994 F 12 l 81-74 h 5031995 J 12 W 85-80 h 8181995 F 12 l 71-57 a 3841996 J 5 l 85-75 a 3501996 m 9 W 88-81 h 6551997 J 2 l 77-73 h 4731997 m 8 l 85-63 a 3,7731998 J 31 l 76-70 h 8841998 F 27 l 80-74 a 7001999 J 30 l 100-70 a 1,7481999 F 25 l 104-70 h 5702000 J 9 l 87-60 a 2,1892000 m 9 l 96-86 h 3662001 J 6 W 74-52 h 4792001 m 8 l 93-61 a 789
2002 J 6 l 76-64 h 4232002 F 1 l 79-55 a 1,5462003 J 5 l 93-51 a 1,0252003 J 30 l 86-70 h 5592004 J 9 l 78-58 a 7412004 F 7 l 78-57 h 7432005 J 7 l 89-69 h 4202005 F 6 l 68-63 a 9082006 J 14 l 73-63 h 6532006 F 9 l 77-50 a 7112006 d 29 l 74-71 h 4312007 J 28 l 73-70 a 10602007 m 2 l 72-58 a -
Uc-santa BarBaraWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1999 d 28 l 89-73 h 573
UtahWsU’s series record: 1-9WsU streak: -9overtime Game: dec. 10, 1998Year date W/l score loc att1978 d 8 W 65-57 a 1980 J 3 l 79-41 a 1980 d 5 l 83-65 h 2001982 d 10 l 70-63 a 1501985 n 25 l 72-58 h 1001986 d 13 l 59-56 a 5511998 d 10 l 81-70 h 3821999 n 20 l 65-49 a 6742002 d 21 l 85-50 h 3392003 d 13 l 61-51 a 1,283
Utah stateWsU’s series record: 0-2WsU streak: -2Year date W/l score loc att1972 l 40-37 n 1980 F 5 l 84-68 a
Utah ValleY stateWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att2003 d 6 W 56-49 h 703
ValparaisoWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att2004 d 21 l 56-50 h 503
VermontWsU’s series record: 2-0WsU streak: +2Year date W/l score loc att1998 n 21 W 88-70 a 1,6502000 n 26 W 69-47 n
VictoriaWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1982 d 3 l 75-67 h 300
VirGinia techWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att2002 n 30 l 72-50 n 703
WaKe ForestWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att2006 n 12 l 45-37 a -
WashinGtonWsU’s series record: 17-55WsU streak: -24
WsU at pullman: 3-26WsU at seattle: 8-28WsU neutral: 3-1WsU’s last Win: Feb. 25, 1995, 72-67WsU’s last home Win: Feb. 25, 1995, 72-67WsU’s last away Win: Jan. 9, 1993, 75-72UW’s last Win: Feb. 17, 2007, 81-49UW’s last home Win: Jan. 20, 2007, 86-64UW’s last pullman Win: Feb. 17, 2007, 81-49overtime Game: Jan. 9, 1993Year date W/l score loc att1971 W 43-32 a 1972 m 2 W 68-22 a 1972 W 67-24 n 1973 F 3 W 44-36 a 1973 F 24 W 63-26 a 1974 F 2 l 43-41 a 1974 F 23 W 57-25 a 1974 F 28 W 61-38 n 1975 F 14 W 68-26 a 1975 F 20 W 58-33 a 1975 m 6 W 60-24 n 1976 J 17 l 65-51 h 1976 J 31 l 68-41 a 1976 F 27 W 51-38 a 1977 J 29 W 71-70 h 1977 F 24 l 66-45 a 1978 m 4 l 82-69 h 4,0001979 F 3 W 76-75 a 1980 F 23 W 68-65 a 2001981 J 10 W 70-60 h 1982 F 12 l 74-52 a 2001983 F 5 l 57-56 a 4211983 F 26 l 90-73 h 2001984 F 11 l 66-65 a 2721984 m 3 l 83-61 h 1001985 F 9 l 67-66 h 3001985 m 2 l 89-62 a 1,0671985 n 23 l 73-59 n 4001986 F 8 l 81-53 h 2001986 m 8 l 81-71 a 1,2561987 J 3 l 79-71 a 8631987 F 7 l 91-57 h 3671988 J 8 l 81-72 h 4621988 F 4 l 76-58 a 2,5061989 F 4 l 84-64 a 2,2641989 m 4 l 69-63 h 8201990 J 27 l 85-54 h 2,0051990 F 24 l 79-57 a 4,9281991 J 26 l 77-61 a 4,7171991 F 23 l 69-56 h 2,5311992 F 7 l 73-68 h 2,2561992 m 7 l 80-73 a 4,2201993 J 9 W 75-72 a 4,2691993 m 13 l 77-62 h 1,4581994 J 29 l 85-69 h 1,1921994 F 26 l 89-64 a 6,6081995 J 28 l 82-64 a 6,0791995 F 25 W 72-67 h 1,2821996 J 20 l 93-76 h 1,3501996 F 17 l 78-60 a 5,4021997 J 18 l 78-56 a 5,9771997 F 15 l 65-45 h 6741998 J 3 l 73-58 h 3561998 m 7 l 81-63 a 4,6101999 J 4 l 91-69 a 2,0351999 m 6 l 71-70 h 8062000 F 6 l 56-55 a 2,9352000 m 4 l 64-56 h 7112001 F 3 l 91-71 h 1,2312001 m 3 l 80-64 a 5,3382001 d 21 l 98-64 a 3,0802002 J 25 l 75-68 h 5532002 d 28 l 77-69 h 6132003 m 1 l 73-49 a 6,5302004 J 24 l 72-54 a 4,5322004 F 21 l 82-64 h 1,3602005 J 22 l 68-61 h 1,4602005 F 19 l 76-72 a 3,8322006 J 7 l 73-70 h 9512006 F 5 l 83-57 a 3, 5412007 J 20 l 86-64 a 31752007 F 17 l 81-49 h 745
WeBer stateWsU’s series record: 5-3WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1978 d 9 W 77-74 a
1978 d 29 W 63-59 h 1980 F 4 l 86-80 a 1980 d 15 l 75-68 h 1990 d 12 W 79-63 h 5691992 d 19 W 66-50 a 2681996 d 7 W 85-68 h 6231996 d 28 l 77-71 a 367
Western michiGanWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1999 n 26 l 68-65 n 652
Western oreGon(Formerly oregon-college of education)WsU’s series record: 3-1WsU streak: +2Year date W/l score loc att1973 m 1 W 57-34 n 1976 F 4 l 44-42 a 1976 m 11 W 51-45 n 1978 J 13 W 74-51 a
Western WashinGtonWsU’s series record: 6-8WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1971 W 35-32 h 1972 F 26 l 45-40 a 1972 W 44-39 n 1973 F 3 l 53-47 a 1973 m 3 l 48-46 a 1974 F 1 W 53-51 a 1974 F 23 l 55-51 a 1974 m 2 l 39-37 n 1975 J 11 W 64-36 h 1975 F 21 W 57-53 a 1975 d 16 l 85-55 h 1976 F 28 l 63-58 a 1978 m 3 W 70-57 h 4001979 F 5 l 66-50 a 150
Wichita stateWsU’s series record: 2-0WsU streak: +2Year date W/l score loc att1993 d 4 W 73-67 h 7411994 d 28 W 93-77 a 525
William pennWsU’s series record: 0-1WsU streak: -1Year date W/l score loc att1980 n 29 l 64-53 a
Wisconsin-Green BaYWsU’s series record: 1-1WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1988 n 25 l 62-49 n 1,5011992 d 7 W 59-52 h 411
WriGht stateWsU’s series record: 1-0WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1999 n 27 W 66-44 n 530
WYominGWsU’s series record: 5-1WsU streak: +1Year date W/l score loc att1981 d 5 W 62-51 h 1001985 J 6 W 66-47 a 2301997 n 23 W 70-68 a 4811998 n 24 W 94-49 h 2002002 n 22 l 82-51 h 5272003 n 24 W 59-50 a 455
1990-91 WASHINGTON STATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM: (back from left) Stu-dent Trainer Lysa Cruver, Trainer Carol Zweifel, Susie Jarosch, Darla Williamson, Lori Lollis, Camille Thompson, Kathy Weber, Angie Peterson, Kristal Stahl, Erika Wheeler, Heather Norman, Andrea Loukes, Manager Karen Payne, Manager Sandra Ruckdeschel; (front from left) Head Coach Harold Rhodes, Assistant Coach Kellee Knowles, Angie Miller, Dawn Allinger, Charnez Brown, Kristen Metson, Assistant Coach Sunny Smallwood, Assistant Ann Reno (not pictured Darci Wellsandt).
1991 ncaa participantsnorthWestern 82, WashinGton state 62 march 13,1991, at eVanston, ill.
1972 nationals participantnot many people know this, but Washington state University participated in the first collegiate national basketball championship held for women. the cougars advanced to the 1972 association of intercollegiate athletics for Women (aiaW), by defeating Western Washington 44-39 to win the northwest regional tournament.
WSU Hall of FameDorthea Coleman—coach
(1948-71) inducted 1990
Jeanne Eggart (1978-82) inducted 1988
JoAnn Washam (1971-72) inducted 1982
national honorsKodak & WBCA All-America District 81996 Jenni ruffKodak & Associated Press All-Americahonorable mention1996 Jenni ruffCanadian National Team1993 camille thompsonWade Trophy Finalist1982 Jeanne eggartSocrates Award Finalist2000 Katie nysethStreet and Smith All-Americahonorable mention1982 Jeanne eggartWomen’s Basketball News Service All-Americahonorable mention1985 marcia milesKodak AIAW Region IX All-America1982 Jeanne eggart1981 Jeanne eggart1979 Jeanne eggartNational Scouting AssociationAIAW Region IX All-America1979 Jeanne eggart1979 laurie turner
Cougar HonorspaciFic-10 conFerence honorsPacific-10 Conference Coach of the Year1991 harold rhodesPacific-10 All-Conference Team2006 Kate Benz (honorable mention)2005 Kate Benz (honorable mention)2004 Bianca mccall2003 Bianca mccall1999 tricia lamb1997 Jade hyett1996 Jenni ruff1990 angie miller1989 Jonni Gray1988 Jonni GrayPacific-10 All-Conference Freshman Team2007 marisa stotler2006 amanda durocher2004 Kate Benz1998 alke dietel (Frosh of the Year)1997 Joanna smith1996 Jade hyett1989 Kristal stahl1988 angie Weir (miller)
ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America® Teams as selected by CoSIDAthe academic all-america® teams program was created in 1952 by the college sports information directors of
america (cosida) to honor college student-athletes who excel not just in athletics, but also in academics.
Kate Benz and adriane Ferguson added their names to the list of cougar honorees with selections to the district Viii University first and second team, respectively in 2005. the pair follows up a growing list of cougars selected to the team. lindsey egeland earned a district Viii second team nod in 2004 while Victoria harrod and Katie nyseth were selected to the district Viii first team in 2001. in 1992, darla Williamson earned a spot on the district Viii team as did Jeanne eggart in 1982. eggart achieved national honorable mention accolades that same year.
Victoria Harrod Katie Nyseth Darla WilliamsonJeanne EggartLindsey EgelandKate BenzAdriane Ferguson
Kate Benz Adriane Ferguson
academic success has been a mainstay with the Washington state women’s basketball program and the 2005-06 squad continued the tradition, with five cougars earning pacific-10 all-academic honors.
Kate Benz was named to the pac-10 all-academic first team for the second consecutive year, marking the seventh consecutive year the cougars placed at least one student-athlete conference’s first team.
in all, the cougars have placed 25 student-athletes on the pac-10 all-academic teams in the past seven years.
Team Academic Achievements
CoSIDA Academic All- America Honorable Mention1982 Jeanne eggart
CoSIDA District VIII University Team2007 Kate Benz (First team)2005 Kate Benz (First team)2005 adriane Ferguson (second team)2004 lindsey egeland (second team)2001 Katie nyseth (First team)2001 Victoria harrod (First team)1992 darla Williamson1982 Jeanne eggart
Pacific-10 Conference All-Academic TeamFirst Team2007 Kate Benz2006 Kate Benz2005 Kate Benz2004 lindsey egeland2003 lindsey egeland2002 Jessica collins2001 Victoria harrod / Katie nyseth2000 Victoria harrod / Katie nyseth1995 susie Jarosch1992 darla Williamson1991 darla Williamson
Second Team2006 adriane Ferguson2005 emma Joneby2002 lindsey egeland2001 Jessica collins2000 alke dietel1999 Victoria harrod / Katie nyseth1995 Kelli Kronberger1994 susie Jarosch1993 susie Jarosch / lori lollis1991 Kristin metson
Honorable Mention2007 Katie appleton/amanda duro-cher/adriane Ferguson/dani montgom-ery2006 Brynn Bemis / dani montgomery / nikki stratton2005 adriane Ferguson2004 emma Joneby2003 emma Joneby / holly harris2002 Jessica ottmar2001 Jessica ottmar2000 Jessica collins1999 alke dietel1998 Joanna smith1994 Kellie Kronberger1993 angie peterson / erika Wheeler1992 angie peterson / erika Wheeler1991 dawn allinger / angie peterson1990 dawn allinger / Kristin metson / darla Williamson1989 dawn allinger1988 Juli reynvaa / dyann roger
KKaYs, linda 1975-78Keith, adrienne 1995-96Kerns, Jen 1996, 1998-2000KronBerGer, Kelli 1993-96KUnZe, Yvonne 1995-98KUsler, Janet 1976-79
llamB, tricia 1998-99larsen, Kim 1982-83lehnen, martha 1978-79lollis, lori 1992-93lonG, lynne 1988-89loUKes, andrea 1990-91, 1993loVell, debbie 1978-79lUdWicKi, Jennifer 1997
d 30 idaho W 58-12 eastern Washington l 31-28 central Washington W 46-32 spokane rec W 44-15 montana W 48-31 montana state W 48-33 spokane cc W 72-30 at central Washington W 46-31 at Washington W 43-32 montana W 46-27 simon Fraser W 40-37 Western Washington W 35-32
1971-72(11-4, 6-2)
Coach: Sue Durrant
F 5 at eastern Washington W 43-25F 12 at montana W 63-34F 18 at montana state W 48-34F 18 central Washington l 35-33F 23 eastern Washington W 50-28F 26 idaho W 58-24F 26 at Western Washington l 45-40m 2 at Washington W 68-22 Boise state W 48-25 montana W 51-43 Washington W 67-24 portland state W 49-40 Western Washington$ W 44-39 northern illinois@ l 50-43 Utah state@ l 40-37$aiaW northwest regional@aiaW championships
1972-73(11-2, 8-1)
Coach: Linda Hackbarth
F 3 Western Washington l 53-47F 3 Washington W 44-36F 9 central Washington W 52-37F 10 montana W 44-33F 10 montana state W 56-24F 17 eastern Washington W 57-14F 17 Flathead cc W 49-26F 21 eastern Washington W 44-24F 24 Washington W 63-26m 1 oregon coll.-educ. W 57-34m 2 montana state W 57-20m 2 simon Fraser W 45-33m 3 Western Washington l 48-46
1973-74(12-3, 9-2/2nd-ncWsa)
Coach: Sue Durrant
J 18 eastern Washington* W 58-17F 1 Western Washington*^ W 53-51F 2 portland state*^ W 47-31F 2 at Washington*^ l 43-41F 8 montana*$ W 69-30F 9 central Washington*$ W 58-43F 9 simon Fraser*$ W 59-34F 15 montana* W 59-39F 16 Flathead cc W 56-42F 23 Western Washington*& l 55-51F 23 Washington*& W 57-25F 28 Washington# W 61-38F 28 oregon# W 56-26m 1 Boise state# W 56-36m 2 Western Washington# l 39-37^Washington invitational, seattle, Wash.$Washington state invitational, pullman, Wash.¢ral Washington invitational, ellensburg, Wash.*ncWsa Game#ncWsa tournament, eugene, ore.
1974-75(13-7, 10-4/2nd-ncWsa)
Coach: Sue Durrant
J 9 Boise state l 61-51J 11 Western Washington W 64-36J 17 montana state W 59-57J 18 montana W 52-31F 1 seattle aaU l 78-44F 2 Bernard’s aaU W 61-40F 6 portland state^ l 63-57F 7 oregon state^ W 60-40F 10 central Washington W 63-40F 14 Washington W 68-26F 15 eastern oregon l 73-69F 20 Washington W 58-33F 21 Western Washington W 57-53F 22 simon Fraser l 52-41 idaho* W 89-43 eastern Washington* W 73-35 Boise state* l 65-49m 6 Washington# W 60-24 central Washington# W 65-34 Boise state# l 38-35^portland state invitational, portland, ore.*eastern area tournament, pullman, Wash.#region iX tournament, ellensburg, Wash.
1975-76(9-16, 3-7/3rd-ncWsa)
Coach: Sue Durrant
d 16 Western Washington l 85-55J 10 montana state l 70-48J 15 montana W 63-51J 17 Washington l 65-51J 21 idaho W 57-45J 31 Washington l 68-41F 2 oregon state W 47-35F 3 oregon l 47-44F 4 ore. coll.-educ. l 44-42F 6 eastern oregon l 56-51F 7 Boise state l 48-41F 10 eastern Washington W 44-35F 13 central Washington l 52-43F 14 seattle aaU& l 61-34F 19 central Washington^ l 54-47F 21 simon Fraser^ l 55-50F 27 Washington W 51-38F 28 Western Washington l 63-58F 29 seattle aaU l 83-39m 4 eastern oregon* W 69-48 Boise state* l 38-34 idaho* W 62-39 central Washington* W 59-44m 11 oregon college of educ.# W 51-45 Boise state# l 43-32 montana state# l 56-37&did not count in season totals^Washington state invitational, pullman, Wash.*eastern area tournament, cheney, Wash.#region iX tournament, portland, ore.
1976-77(16-8, 4-5/3rd)
Coach: Sue Durrant
d 10 idaho W 68-44J 7 at montana W 59-53J 8 at montana state l 49-62J 11 at eastern Washington W 66-56J 15 eastern oregon W 66-53J 21 Gonzaga W 69-37J 22 oregon state W 57-39J 29 Washington W 71-70F 1 at alaska-anchorage W 52-50F 2 at alaska-anchorage l 53-55F 4 at alaska-Fairbanks l 51-64F 5 at alaska-Fairbanks W 65-59F 8 at idaho W 71-47F 11 oregon l 63-67(ot)F 12 Boise state l 50-70F 16 alaska-Fairbanks W 72-53F 18 eastern Washington W 53-52F 24 at Washington l 45-66F 25 at simon Fraser W 59-50F 26 at central Washington l 50-51 (ot)m 3 montana* W 82-60m 4 montana state* l 56-72m 5 eastern oregon* W 76-55m 5 eastern Washington* W 73-63*eastern area tournament, moscow, idaho.
d 2 simon Fraser l 82-67d 6 eastern Washington W 74-51d 10 idaho W 70-50J 6 at montana# W 78-40J 7 at montana state# W 45-36J 13 at oregon college of educ. W 74-51J 14 at portland state* W 67-48J 20 montana# W 68-51J 21 montana state# W 68-51J 28 at Boise state# l 65-62J 31 pacific lutheran W 95-36F 2 oregon state* W 84-58F 4 oregon* W 87-67F 7 at idaho W 54-45F 10 at Gonzaga W 77-49F 11 alaska-Fairbanks W 89-44F 17 at alaska-anchorage# W 62-48F 18 at alaska-anchorage# W 93-47F 23 Flathead cc& W 76-68F 25 Boise state# W 72-53F 28 at eastern Washington l 66-52m 3 Western Washington* W 70-57m 4 Washington* l 82-69m 10 oregon$ l 68-54m 11 portland state$ W 71-61&did not count in season totals#nWBl mountain division Game*nWBl Game$ncWsa tournament, Bellingham, Wash.
1978-79(21-5, 8-3/1st-nWBl)Coach: Sue Durrant
d 1 at central Washington W 77-56d 2 at seattle W 97-70d 8 Utah^ W 65-57d 9 Weber state^ W 77-74d 13 at idaho W 69-49d 28 montana# W 62-46d 29 Weber state# W 63-59d 30 at montana state# W 67-57J 2 at eastern Washington W 65-49J 6 Boise state W 78-55J 12 at oregon l 85-69J 13 at oregon state W 71-65J 18 at montana W 57-35J 20 at montana state W 71-62F 3 at Washington W 76-75F 4 at simon Fraser l 64-59F 5 at Western Washington l 66-50F 9 seattle W 67-55F 10 portland state W 95-71F 15 montana state W 76-65F 17 montana W 71-57F 23 alaska-anchorage W 76-35F 24 alaska-anchorage W 118-37m 3 at Boise state l 79-75 oregon state* l 71-62 seattle* W 74-60
^Game played at Boise, idaho.#montana state invitational, Bozeman, mont.*ncWsa region iX tournament, Bozeman, mont.
1979-80(6-21, 3-9/t4th-nWBl)
Coach: Sue Durrant
n 30 saskatchewan^ l 68-57d 1 Brandon^ l 76-69d 2 regina^ W 73-51d 7 Brigham Young$ l 92-58d 8 at idaho state l 60-58 (ot)d 14 central Washington W 71-57J 3 at Utah l 79-41J 4 iowa% l 67-51J 8 idaho l 75-66J 10 montana# l 58-56J 12 montana state# l 76-58J 15 at eastern Washington# l 74-52J 18 simon Fraser W 75-63J 19 portland state l 93-66J 24 oregon state* l 75-55J 25 oregon* l 78-59F 2 at Boise state# l 60-55F 4 at Weber state l 86-80F 5 at Utah state l 84-68F 7 at pacific l 66-52F 8 at san Jose state l 90-58F 15 at montana# l 62-39F 17 at montana state# W 72-65F 22 at seattle* l 75-67F 23 at Washington* W 68-65F 26 eastern Washington# l 67-63m 1 Boise state# W 66-60^calgary Women’s invitational, calgary, alberta, canada.$Game played at Boise, idaho.%Game played at salt lake city, Utah.*nWBl Game#nWBl mountain division Game
1980-81(12-16, 4-8/t3rd-nWBl)
Coach: Sue Durrant
n 25 at new mexico state W 75-67n 26 at texas-el paso W 70-50n 28 at Kansas state~ l 67-48n 29 William penn~ l 64-53d 5 Utah% l 83-65d 6 lethbridge% W 86-41d 9 at central Washington W 64-42d 13 seattle aaU& l 66-51d 15 Weber state l 75-68d 31 at santa clara W 94-69J 2 at san Francisco^ l 63-47J 3 montclair state^ l 65-53J 7 Gonzaga& W 98-68J 10 Washington* W 70-60J 15 at montana# l 74-64J 17 at montana state# l 60-59J 23 eastern Washington# l 52-45
J 31 Boise state# W 84-70F 4 at seattle l 66-60F 5 at simon Fraser W 70-63F 7 at portland state* W 62-51F 11 at eastern Washington# W 64-61F 14 alaska-anchorage W 83-67F 17 at idaho W 73-72F 20 at oregon* l 79-49F 21 at oregon state* l 75-59F 27 montana# l 52-46F 28 montana state# l 75-70 (ot)m 7 at Boise state# l 58-54 (ot)m 10 at oregon state$ l 86-46&did not count in season totals~Kansas state invitational, manhattan, Kansas.%dial classic, pullman, Wash.^ sourdough invitational, san Francisco, calif.*nWBl Game#nWBl mountain division Game$ncWsa playoff Game
1981-82(15-14, 8-7/t2nd-nWBl)
Coach: Sue Durrant
n 23 at san diego state l 59-58n 24 at san diego W 66-43n 27 at Usc l 73-55n 28 at long Beach state l 86-45d 5 Wyoming% W 62-51d 6 minnesota% l 82-68d 10 idaho l 76-65d 11 at Great Falls W 79-60d 16 tennessee@ l 46-55d 17 at portland state@ W 73-41d 18 louisiana state@ l 59-78J 7 Biola W 54-48J 9 eastern Washington* l 63-67J 15 Boise state* W 62-55J 16 portland state* W 73-52J 22 montana state* W 71-60J 23 montana* l 52-57J 30 eastern Washington* W 73-56F 2 at alaska-Fairbanks W 79-45F 3 at alaska-Fairbanks W 74-51F 5 at alaska-anchorage* W 62-51F 6 at alaska-anchorage* W 73-38F 12 at Washington* l 52-74F 13 at portland state* W 74-59F 20 oregon state* l 52-58F 22 oregon* l 47-64F 25 at montana* l 46-56F 27 at montana state* l 49-68m 6 at Boise state* W 77-61%dial classic, pullman, Wash.@Giusti tournament, portland, ore.*nWBl Game
1982-83(5-22, 1-11/9th-norpac)Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 20 at montana l 69-59n 22 at montana state l 72-59n 26 colorado state@ l 64-48n 27 simon Fraser@ W 78-50d 3 Victoria% l 75-67d 4 eastern Washington% W 71-59d 10 Utah^ l 70-63d 11 texas christian^ W 84-56d 17 montana l 65-44J 3 new mexico W 68-61J 6 creighton$ l 77-69J 7 cal poly-pomona$ l 85-70J 8 UnlV$ l 93-65J 14 at oregon* l 66-53J 15 at oregon state* l 84-57J 20 san Jose state* l 67-63J 22 california* l 72-66J 29 at Fresno state* l 73-65J 31 at pacific* l 73-70F 1 at stanford l 78-64F 5 at Washington* l 57-56F 11 at santa clara* W 78-53F 12 at san Francisco* l 79-66F 17 oregon* l 86-70F 19 oregon state* l 68-53F 26 Washington* l 90-73m 3 idaho l 89-72@mark iV classic, moscow, idaho%dial classic, pullman, Wash.^Boise state invitational, Boise, idaho.$UnlV round robin tournament, las Vegas, nev.*norpac Game
1983-84(7-18, 2-10/t8th-norpac)Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 26 at puget sound W 94-45n 29 at montana l 70-55d 2 portland state% W 71-63d 3 southern illinois% l 66-51d 6 montana l 77-59d 10 idaho l 66-55d 12 at Gonzaga W 74-61d 14 at eastern Washington l 86-44d 17 at pepperdine l 78-75d 19 at Fullerton state l 69-45d 29 at idaho W 66-60J 10 at seattle W 60-46J 19 oregon state* l 70-49J 21 oregon* l 63-59J 28 at san Jose state* l 78-69J 29 at california* l 93-61F 2 Fresno state* l 72-68F 4 pacific* W 90-67F 9 at portland l 83-58F 11 at Washington* l 66-65F 16 santa clara* l 61-57F 18 san Francisco* W 66-61F 23 at oregon* l 79-63
F 25 at oregon state* l 80-62m 3 Washington* l 83-61%dial classic, pullman, Wash. *norpac Game
1984-85(9-17, 3-8/6th-norpac)Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 19 at montana l 75-52n 23 idaho state^ W 95-55n 24 at idaho^ l 85-62n 30 texas christian% W 79-73d 1 idaho% l 73-51d 7 idaho state$ l 73-69 (ot)d 8 montana tech$ W 89-72d 14 Boise state l 47-41d 18 montana l 71-56d 20 seattle W 62-50J 2 montana state W 71-55J 6 at Wyoming W 66-47J 8 at colorado state l 70-42J 10 at colorado l 84-70J 18 at oregon* l 59-50J 19 at oregon state* l 62-53J 24 santa clara* W 74-59J 26 san Jose state* W 82-69F 1 at california* l 79-62F 2 at san Francisco* W 66-56F 9 Washington* l 67-66F 14 at Fresno state* l 62-53F 16 at nevada-reno l 73-63F 21 oregon state* l 76-72 (ot)F 23 oregon* l 69-60m 2 at Washington l 89-62^thanksgiving tournament, moscow, idaho.%dial classic, pullman, Wash.$Bulldog invitational, spokane, Wash.*norpac Game
1985-86(11-17, 4-8/5th-norpac)Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 22 at seattle pacific# W 74-61n 23 Washington# l 73-59n 25 Utah l 72-58n 29 at portland W 84-71n 30 at portland state W 70-60d 4 idaho l 70-51d 6 seattle% W 66-51d 7 Brigham Young% W 73-62d 13 at Boise state$ l 73-60d 14 oregon state$ l 74-64J 2 stanford& l 61-50J 3 at nevada& l 58-55J 4 Boise state& l 69-56J 16 at Fresno state* l 76-67J 18 at seattle W 70-41J 23 oregon state* W 80-77J 25 oregon* l 68-67 (ot)J 30 san Jose state* W 84-72F 1 california* l 68-63
F 6 Gonzaga W 82-60F 8 Washington* l 81-53F 13 at idaho l 76-62F 15 Fresno state* l 72-59F 21 at oregon* l 94-63F 22 at oregon state* W 65-57F 28 at california* l 79-72m 1 at san Jose state* W 75-74m 8 at Washington* l 81-71#Falcon tipoff classic, seattle, Wash.%dial classic, pullman, Wash.$Boise state holiday invitational, Boise, idaho.&converse holiday classic, reno, nev.*norpac Game
1986-87(10-18, 2-16/10th-pac-10)
Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 28 san diego^ W 82-61n 29 at idaho^ W 75-62d 5 seattle pacific% W 89-56d 6 Gonzaga% W 75-63d 9 eastern Washington W 85-53d 12 at Brigham Young l 88-85d 13 at Utah l 59-56d 19 idaho W 63-60d 31 at seattle W 91-65J 3 at Washington* l 79-71J 8 california* l 67-66J 10 stanford* l 71-67J 15 at arizona state* l 95-83 (ot)J 17 at arizona* l 83-74J 22 oregon* l 101-55J 24 oregon state* l 74-68J 29 Usc* l 95-55J 31 Ucla* l 67-63F 4 at Gonzaga W 68-58F 7 Washington* l 91-57F 12 at stanford* l 73-61F 14 at california* l 72-68F 19 arizona* W 70-67F 21 arizona state* W 75-62F 26 at oregon state* l 85-68F 28 at oregon* l 74-70m 5 at Ucla* l 81-56m 7 at Usc* l 89-55^Vandal thanksgiving classic, moscow, idaho.%dial classic, pullman, Wash.*pacfic-10 conference Game
1987-88(11-17, 6-12/7th-pac-10)Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 27 at depaul# l 79-69n 28 new mexico state# l 75-68d 4 idaho$ W 86-47d 5 at eastern Washington$ W 85-61d 11 oral roberts% W 94-78d 12 Bowling Green% l 83-73 (ot)d 19 at montana l 71-54d 30 Gonzaga W 74-50
cougar historyYear-by-Year ResultsJ 4 at eastern Washington W 74-51J 8 Washington* l 81-72J 14 stanford* l 59-54J 16 california* W 79-56J 22 at oregon state* l 54-53J 23 at oregon* l 78-59J 28 Ucla* W 53-52J 30 Usc* W 77-60F 4 at Washington* l 76-58F 6 at portland state l 76-73F 12 at california* l 84-69F 13 at stanford* l 66-53F 18 oregon* l 64-62F 20 oregon state* W 77-64F 26 at Usc* l 86-64F 27 at Ucla* l 74-60m 3 arizona* W 90-62m 5 arizona state* l 82-78 (ot)m 11 at arizona state* l 86-69m 12 at arizona* W 70-52#coopers & lybrand invitational, chicago, ill.$Wheatland classic, cheney, Wash.%dial classic, pullman, Wash.*pacific-10 Game
1988-89(13-15, 6-12/t8th-pac-10)
Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 25 Wisconsin-GB@ l 62-49n 26 minnesota@ l 97-67d 2 evansville% W 82-66d 3 Ball state% W 77-64d 9 Gonzaga$ W 79-52d 10 at idaho$ W 60-42d 19 Brigham Young W 97-75d 21 montana W 62-60d 30 at n. texas l 87-85 (ot)J 2 at Baylor W 77-65J 6 at arizona* W 82-72J 7 at arizona state* l 88-79J 13 at stanford* l 89-60J 14 at california* l 80-71J 19 oregon state* l 66-63J 21 oregon* W 80-77J 27 Ucla* l 82-69J 29 Usc* W 85-69F 4 at Washington* l 84-64F 9 california* W 92-89F 11 stanford* l 89-67F 17 at oregon* l 87-76 (ot)F 18 at oregon state* W 68-66F 23 at Ucla* l 91-72F 24 at Usc* l 87-67m 4 Washington* l 69-63m 9 arizona state* W 71-60m 11 arizona* l 74-68@husker invitational, lincoln, neb.%dial classic, pullman, Wash.$Wheatland classic, moscow, idaho.*pacific-10 Game
1989-90(17-11, 9-9/4th-pac-10)Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 24 at hawaii^ l 82-63n 25 toledo^ W 76-67n 26 southern illinois^ W 51-47d 1 pacific% W 69-60d 2 montana state% W 74-51d 8 eastern Washington$ W 83-56d 9 idaho$ W 74-45d 15 at Brigham Young W 75-72d 16 at southern Utah state W 76-71d 30 at montana l 82-69J 4 arizona state* W 92-80J 6 arizona* W 72-53J 11 at california* l 91-64J 13 at stanford* l 92-70J 18 oregon state* W 100-57J 20 oregon* l 68-65J 27 Washington* l 85-54F 1 at Usc* W 70-59F 3 at Ucla* l 84-74F 8 stanford* l 90-64F 10 california* W 87-67F 15 at oregon* l 80-71F 17 at oregon state* l 69-63F 24 at Washington* l 79-57m 1 Ucla* W 84-72m 3 Usc* W 73-64m 8 at arizona* W 87-72 (ot)m 10 at arizona state* W 67-66^rainbow Wahine classic, honolulu, hawaii.%dial classic, pullman, Wash.$Wheatland classic, spokane, Wash.*pacific-10 Game
1990-91(18-11, 10-8/4th-pac-10)Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 23 oklahoma^ W 84-50n 24 at texas a&m^ W 71-54n 30 temple% W 91-47d 1 arkansas% l 68-48d 7 idaho$ W 64-48d 8 Gonzaga$ W 70-59d 12 Weber state W 79-63d 15 Boise state W 86-56d 30 montana l 75-61J 3 at arizona state* l 82-73J 5 at arizona* W 70-65J 11 california* W 77-60J 13 stanford* l 80-74J 18 at oregon state* W 87-63J 20 at oregon* W 102-69J 26 at Washington* l 77-61F 1 Usc* W 74-47F 3 Ucla* W 78-77F 7 at stanford* l 93-63F 9 at california* l 86-80F 15 oregon* W 76-72F 17 oregon state* W 61-59F 21 at southern Utah W 75-58
F 23 Washington* l 69-56m 1 at Ucla* l 78-70m 3 at Usc* l 69-51m 7 arizona* W 85-75m 9 arizona state* W 69-58m 13 northwestern& l 82-62^texas a&m classic, college station, texas.%dial classic, pullman, Wash.$Wheatland classic, pullman, Wash.&ncaa tournament, evanston, ill.
1991-92(12-15, 5-13/8th-pac-10)Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 22 Gonzaga$ W 88-37n 23 at eastern Washington$ W 86-58n 29 at Butler l 69-62d 1 at evansville W 76-75d 6 iowa state% W 67-57d 7 texas a&m% W 76-61d 14 at Boise state W 79-77 (ot)d 21 idaho state W 92-50J 4 texas tech^ l 75-63J 9 arizona* W 77-62J 11 arizona state* W 80-78J 16 at oregon* l 69-54J 18 at oregon state* l 81-69J 23 stanford* l 89-71J 25 california* W 83-76J 31 at Usc* l 71-65 (ot)F 2 at Ucla* l 80-75F 7 Washington* l 73-68F 13 oregon state* W 77-74 (ot)F 15 oregon* l 65-60F 20 at california* l 69-58F 22 at stanford* l 86-63F 27 Ucla* l 86-68F 29 Usc* l 67-63m 7 at Washington* l 80-73m 12 at arizona state* l 86-61m 14 at arizona* W 81-73$Wheatland classic, cheney, Wash.%dial classic, pullman, Wash.^pac-10/sWc challenge, seattle, Wash.*pacific-10 Game
1992-93(7-20, 3-15/t9th-pac-10)Coach: Harold Rhodes
d 4 texas southern% W 84-64d 5 central michigan% W 58-47d 7 Wisconsin-GB W 59-52d 10 at Gonzaga l 71-69d 19 at Weber state W 66-50d 21 at montana l 68-63d 31 at arkansas l 84-62J 2 at texas$ l 76-51J 6 Boise state l 72-69J 9 at Washington* W 75-72 (ot)J 14 arizona state* l 70-59J 16 arizona* l 64-55
J 21 at oregon* W 66-54J 23 at oregon state* l 75-55J 28 stanford* l 78-44J 30 california* l 75-65F 5 at Usc* l 69-63F 7 at Ucla* l 82-75F 11 at arizona* l 72-64F 13 at arizona state* l 88-68F 18 oregon state* W 68-67F 20 oregon* l 88-75F 25 at california* l 79-65F 27 at stanford* l 100-56m 4 Ucla* l 77-74m 6 Usc* l 55-52m 13 Washington* l 77-62%dial classic, pullman, Wash.$pac-10/sWc challenge, austin, texas.*pacific-10 Game
1993-94(8-19, 3-15/8th-pac-10)Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 26 at montana state l 84-71n 28 at Boise state l 77-61d 3 st. John’s% W 71-65d 4 Wichita state% W 73-67d 11 Gonzaga W 69-60d 17 at idaho W 70-62d 20 Butler^ l 75-58d 21 sW louisiana^ W 72-56d 30 santa clara l 76-58J 6 california* W 88-82J 8 stanford* l 82-67J 13 at Ucla* l 108-76J 15 at Usc* l 101-70J 20 oregon* l 70-69J 22 oregon state* W 82-77J 29 Washington* l 85-69F 3 at arizona* l 82-71F 5 at arizona state* l ForfeitF 8 Usc* l 82-62F 12 Ucla* l 81-74F 17 at oregon state* l 81-76F 19 at oregon* l 80-62F 26 at Washington* l 89-64m 3 arizona state* l 77-76m 5 arizona* l 71-68m 10 at stanford* l 87-58m 12 at california* W 77-62%dial classic, pullman, Wash.^lady Blazer classic, Birmingham, ala.*pacific-10 Game
1994-95(16-11, 9-9/6th-pac-10)Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 25 at cal state-Fullerton W 75-73n 27 eastern Washington W 83-54d 2 northern iowa% W 112-73d 3 oklahoma% l 85-79d 8 Boise state W 66-65
d 10 at Gonzaga W 74-65d 14 idaho W 88-46d 28 at Wichita state W 93-77d 30 at Kansas state l 88-68J 5 at california* l 87-83J 7 at stanford* l 94-59J 12 Ucla* W 85-80J 14 Usc* W 62-61J 19 at oregon* l 84-66J 21 at oregon state* l 80-71J 28 at Washington* l 82-64F 2 arizona* W 78-72F 4 arizona state* W 82-70F 10 at Usc* l 92-64F 12 at Ucla* l 71-57F 17 oregon* l 81-75F 19 oregon state* W 84-79F 25 Washington* W 72-67m 2 at arizona state* W 74-66m 4 at arizona* W 83-65m 9 stanford* l 81-47m 11 california* W 78-64%dial classic, pullman, Wash.*pacific-10 Game
1995-96(17-12, 8-10/6th-pac-10)Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 24 at hawaii^ l 76-69n 25 Fairfield^ W 72-46n 26 nc state^ l 92-64d 1 se missouri state% W 89-50d 2 oral roberts% W 84-54d 8 at Boise state W 69-66d 12 at idaho W 72-71d 15 eastern Washington W 86-66d 29 ne illinois$ W 70-60d 30 at houston$ W 86-72J 5 at Ucla* l 85-75J 7 at Usc* W 90-86J 11 oregon* W 72-59J 13 oregon state* W 64-63J 15 at oral roberts W 83-59J 20 Washington* l 93-76J 25 at california* W 90-77J 27 at stanford* l 66-50F 1 arizona state* W 93-77F 3 arizona* W 71-65F 8 at oregon state* l 87-50F 10 at oregon* l 58-49F 17 at Washington* l 78-60F 22 stanford* l 87-63F 24 california* l 91-83F 29 at arizona* W 76-67m 2 at arizona state* l 88-80m 7 Usc* l 87-81m 9 Ucla* W 88-81 (ot)^Wahine classic, honolulu, hawaii.%dial classic, pullman, Wash.$hobby hilton lady cougar classic, houston, texas.*pacific-10 Game
1996-97(10-17, 4-14/8th-pac-10)Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 22 colorado state l 84-63n 30 at Gonzaga W 85-55d 6 Fresno state% W 69-68d 7 Weber state% W 85-68d 10 idaho W 78-68d 21 clemson^ l 73-63d 22 at Boise state^ W 79-78 (ot)d 28 at Weber state l 77-71J 2 Ucla* l 77-73J 4 Usc* l 70-63J 9 at oregon* l 80-46J 11 at oregon state* l 77-58J 13 southern Utah W 109-79J 18 at Washington* l 78-56J 23 california* W 79-53J 25 stanford* l 84-75J 30 at arizona state* W 86-78F 1 at arizona* l 76-46F 6 oregon state* l 70-60F 8 oregon* l 62-52F 15 Washington* l 65-45F 20 at stanford* l 82-45F 22 at california* W 83-70F 27 arizona* l 62-53m 1 arizona state* W 84-70m 6 at Usc* l 101-59m 8 at Ucla* l 85-63%dial classic, pullman, Wash.^coca-cola holiday invitational, Boise, idaho.*pacific-10 Game
1997-98(12-15, 6-12/t7th-pac-10)
Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 21 at colorado state l 83-71n 23 at Wyoming W 70-68n 28 at Gonzaga W 78-59d 5 northwestern state% W 90-63d 6 Boise state% W 65-57d 9 at idaho l 62-51d 19 nevada^ W 67-52d 20 oregon^ l 94-71d 21 mississippi state^ W 61-59J 3 Washington* l 73-58J 8 at arizona* W 64-61J 10 at arizona state* l 80-60J 15 oregon state* W 69-57J 17 oregon* l 62-57J 22 at stanford* l 91-53J 24 at california* W 72-65J 29 Usc* l 57-48J 31 Ucla* l 76-70F 5 arizona state* l 79-70F 7 arizona* l 71-66F 12 at oregon* l 61-51F 14 at oregon state* W 75-67F 19 california* W 87-64F 21 stanford* l 92-74F 27 at Ucla* l 80-74
cougar historyYear-by-Year Resultsm 1 at Usc* W 68-65m 7 at Washington* l 81-63%dial classic, pullman, Wash.^Kona classic, hilo, hawaii.*pacific-10 Game
1998-99(11-16, 5-13/8th-pac-10)Coach: Harold Rhodes
n 20 appalachian state$ W 96-77n 21 at Vermont$ W 88-70n 24 Wyoming W 94-49d 4 Bowling Green% W 71-63d 5 colorado% W 81-76d 8 idaho l 86-79d 10 Utah l 81-70 (ot)d 18 Gonzaga W 75-70d 21 at st. mary’s l 78-73J 4 at Washington* l 91-69J 7 arizona* W 87-77J 9 arizona state* l 63-54J 15 at oregon state* l 57-54J 17 at oregon* l 72-64J 21 stanford* l 77-65J 23 california* W 73-54J 28 at Usc* W 65-58J 30 at Ucla* l 100-70F 4 at arizona state* l 80-66F 6 at arizona* l 85-64F 11 oregon* l 65-54F 13 oregon state* W 70-52F 18 at california* l 83-68F 20 at stanford* l 77-54F 25 Ucla* l 104-70F 27 Usc* W 63-51m 6 Washington* l 72-70$howard Bank classic, Burlington, Vt.%cougar shootout, pullman, Wash.*pacific-10 Game
n 20 at Utah l 65-49n 26 Western michigan@ l 68-65n 27 Wright state@ W 66-44d 4 eastern Washington W 61-60d 8 at Gonzaga l 82-68d 12 at idaho l 68-45d 19 at toledo l 79-59d 20 at Bowling Green W 79-71d 28 Uc-santa Barbara l 89-73d 30 st. mary’s l 83-59J 7 at Usc* l 71-61J 9 at Ucla* l 87-60J 13 arizona* l 83-68J 15 arizona state* l 64-54J 20 at oregon state* l 72-52J 22 at oregon* l 77-65J 27 california* W 72-65J 29 stanford* l 83-67
F 6 at Washington* l 56-55F 10 at arizona state* l 73-53F 12 at arizona* l 81-52F 17 oregon* l 73-68F 19 oregon state* l 65-62F 24 stanford* l 78-73F 26 at california* l 65-59m 4 Washington* l 64-56m 9 Ucla* l 96-86m 11 Usc* l 62-59@coors classic, Boulder, colo.*pacific-10 Game
n 21 at american W 59-52n 25 George Washington@ l 76-62n 26 Vermont@ W 69-47n 30 Brigham Young l 90-58d 2 idaho W 68-52d 8 portland# l 68-63d 9 toledo# l 77-61d17 Gonzaga W 74-56d 29 samford& W 76-49d 30 at montana& l 80-66J 4 Usc* W 79-78J 6 Ucla* W 74-52J 11 at arizona* l 97-58J 13 at arizona state* l 83-70J 18 oregon state* l 64-46J 20 oregon* W 67-64J 25 at california* l 69-56J 27 at stanford* l 84-67F 3 Washington* l 91-71F 8 arizona state* l 74-72F 10 arizona* W 93-86F 15 at oregon* W 77-76F 17 at oregon state* l 94-60F 22 stanford* l 87-78F 24 california* W 74-59m 3 at Washington* l 80-64m 8 at Ucla* l 93-61m 10 at Usc* l 84-51@rutgers coca-cola classic, piscataway, n. J.#cougar shootout, spokane, Wash.&lady Griz holiday classic, missoula, mont.*pacific-10 Game
n 17 at hawaii^ l 65-50n 18 texas a&m^ l 71-56n 24 at Brigham Young l 94-67n 26 portland state W 55-49n 29 Gonzaga W 80-72d 1 montana l 75-51d 5 at idaho (ot) l 89-72d 7 michigan# l 81-59d 9 indiana# l 64-37
d 16 montana state l 75-68d 21 at Washington* l 98-64d 28 at oregon state* l 57-33d 30 at oregon* l 76-47J 4 Usc* l 87-66J 6 Ucla* l 76-64J 10 at arizona* l 107-57J 12 at arizona state* l 68-40J 17 stanford* l 104-57J 19 california* l 62-50J 25 Washington* l 75-68F 1 at Ucla* l 79-55F 3 at Usc* l 79-38F 7 arizona state* l 75-56F 9 arizona* l 106-60F 14 at california * l 76-63F 16 at stanford* l 76-50F 21 at oregon* l 88-47F 23 at oregon state* l 74-52m 1 at oregon* l 85-67^Waikiki Beach.marriott resort classic, honolulu, hawaii.#pac-10/Big ten challenge, seattle, Wash.*pacific-10 Game
2002-03(2-26, 1-17/10th-pac-10)
Coach: Sherri Murrell
n 22 Wyoming l 51-82n 25 at montana state l 55-81n 29 lsU# l 50-87n 30 Virginia tech# l 50-72d 4 eastern Washington l 63-77d 11 at Gonzaga l 57-77d 14 at montana l 53-57d 21 Utah l 50-85d 28 Washington* l 69-77J 3 at Usc* l 44-92J 5 at Ucla* l 51-93J 9 arizona* l 65-86J 11 arizona state* l 58-66J 16 at stanford* l 56-85J 18 at california* l 61-73J 23 oregon state* l 62-65J 25 oregon* l 69-73J 30 Ucla* l 70-86F 1 Usc* l 36-89F 6 at arizona state* l 52-70F 8 at arizona* l 50-80F 13 california* W 67-64F 15 stanford* l 41-84F 20 at oregon* l 52-85F 22 at oregon state* l 46-62F 27 idaho W 82-53m 1 at Washington* l 49-73m 7 Usc^ l 46-53#FiU/herald thanksgiving, miami, Fla.*pacific-10 Game^pac-10 tournament, san Jose, calif.
n 21 Fresno state W 69-51n 24 at Wyoming W 59-50n 26 at eastern Washington W 59-58n 29 at Baylor l 76-39d 4 nebraska l 64-56d 6 Utah Valley state W 56-49d 13 at Utah l 61-51d 20 at idaho l 72-57d 22 san diego state l 63-56d 27 at arizona state* l 68-61d 29 at arizona* l 78-51J 2 stanford* l 90-69J 4 california* l 85-71J 9 at Ucla* l 78-58J 11 at Usc* l 82-52J 15 oregon state* l 62-51J 17 oregon* l 60-50J 24 at Washington* l 72-54J 29 at california* W 64-59J 31 at stanford* l 91-67F 5 Usc* l 83-47F 7 Ucla* l 78-57F 12 at oregon* l 74-52F 14 at oregon state* l 65-55F 21 Washington* l 82-64F 26 arizona* l 77-72F 28 arizona state* W 75-72m 5 oregon state^ l 67-43*pacific-10 Game ^pac-10 tournament, san Jose, calif.
n 19 Boise state W 61-48n 22 at nebraska l 61-78n 26 at saint mary’s# W 70-58n 27 tennessee-chattanooga# l 36-84d 3 portland state W 69-39d 9 at Fresno state l 61-65d 11 at san diego state W 55-50d 18 eastern Washington l 53-54d 21 Valparaiso l 50-56d 27 arizona state* l 39-67d 29 arizona* l 51-54J 2 at stanford* l 39-72J 4 at california* l 56-64J 7 Ucla* l 69-89J 9 Usc* l 75-77 (ot)J 13 at oregon state* l 55-83J 15 at oregon* l 50-69J 22 Washington* l 61-68J 27 california* W 79-69J 29 stanford* l 56-69F 3 at Usc* l 62-69F 6 at Ucla* l 63-68F 10 oregon* l 47-62F 12 oregon state* W 68-63F 19 at Washington* l 72-76
F 24 at arizona* l 60-89F 26 at arizona state* l 40-59m 4 california^ l 52-70#hilton concord thanksgiving classic, moraga, calif.*pacific-10 Game^pac-10 tournament, san Jose, calif.
2005-06(8-20, 2-16/10th-pac-10)
Coach: Sherri Murrell
n 18 pepperdine W 66-57n 20 saint mary’s W 53-43n 25 at hawaii# l 63-68n 26 idaho state# W 74-51n 27 cal state northridge# W 65-64d 2 cal state northridge W 68-55d 4 at Boise state W 80-76 (ot)d 10 at minnesota l 57-83d 20 stanford* l 56-76d 22 california* l 47-53d 29 at arizona* l 52-61d 31 at arizona state* l 47-72J 3 at eastern Washington l 54-57J 7 Washington* l 70-73J 12 Usc* l 60-81J 14 Ucla* l 63-73J 19 at oregon* l 50-54J 21 at oregon state* l 67-68 (ot)J 26 arizona state* l 65-75J 28 arizona* W 84-77F 5 at Washington* l 57-83F 9 at Ucla* l 50-77F 11 at Usc* l 67-75F 16 oregon state* l 50-59F 18 oregon* W 68-53F 23 at california* l 51-61F 25 at stanford* l 47-78m 3 oregon state^ l 38-77#rainbow Wahine classic, honolulu, hawaii.*pacific-10 Game^pac-10 tournament, san Jose, calif.
2006-07(5-24, 1-17/10th-pac-10)
Coach: Sherri Murrell
n 10 at Kentucky# l 51-80n 12 vs Wake Forest# l 37-45n 17 sacramento state W 79-65n 22 at portland l 56-67n 25 at santa clara l 72-80n 30 montana state l 64-70d 2 eastern Washington W 76-70d 5 at san Jose state W 72-61d 8 montana l 60-71d 17 northwestern state W 72-70 (ot)d 21 at oregon state* W 58-41d 23 at oregon* l 55-66d 29 Ucla* l 71-74d 31 Usc* l 56-62J 4 at arizona state* l 44-89J 6 at arizona* l 57-59J 11 california* l 48-55J 13 stanford* l 55-63J 20 at Washington* l 64-86J 26 at Usc* l 47-65J 28 at Ucla* l 70-73F 1 arizona* l 51-55F 3 arizona state* l 41-66F 8 at stanford* l 34-60F 10 at california* l 45-72F 17 Washington* l 49-81F 22 oregon* l 34-51F 24 oregon state* l 61-66m 2 vs Ucla^ l 58-72#Women’s sports Foundation classic, lexington, Ky.*pacific-10 Game^pac-10 tournament, san Jose, calif.
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WsU medianeWspapersthe spoKesman-reVieW (am). W. 999 riverside,
spokane, Wa 99210-1615. (509) 459-5500. FaX (509) 744-5655. se – Joe palmquist. columnist – John Blanchette. WsU Beat – Vince Grippi.
dailY neWs (pm). 409 s. Jackson, moscow, id 83843. (208) 882-5561. FaX (208) 883-8205. se – aaron Wasser. WsU Beat – marcus potts.
leWiston triBUne (am). 505 ‘c’ street, lewiston, id 83501. (208) 743-9411. FaX (208) 746-1185. se – Jim Browitt. Writers – dale Grummert, Josh Wright (all write columns).
the neWs triBUne (pm). p.o. Box 11000, tacoma, Wa 98411. (800) 388-8742. FaX (253) 597-8360. se – dale phelps. WsU Beat – todd milles.
seattle post-intelliGencer (am). 101 elliott, seattle, Wa 98110. (206) 448-8373. FaX (206) 448-8164. se – ron matthews. Writer – nick rousso. columnist – art thiel.
seattle times (am/pm). p.o. Box 70, seattle, Wa 98111. (206) 464-2275. FaX (206) 464-3255. se – cathy henkel. columnists – Jerry Brewer, steve Kelley, Bud Withers. WsU Beat – craig smith.
tri-citY herald (am). p.o. Box 2608, tri-cities, Wa 99302. (509) 582-1500. FaX (509) 582-1510. se – Jeff morrow. columnist – hec hancock. WsU Beat – eric degerman.
dailY eVerGreen (am). murrow hall 113, pullman, Wa 99164-2510. (509) 335-4573. FaX (509) 335-7401.
associated press. W. 926 sprague, p.o. Box 2173, spokane, Wa 99201. (509) 624-1258. FaX (509) 747-7641. nick Geranios or John Wiley.
teleVisionKXlY-tV (aBc, channel 4). W. 500 Boone, spokane,
Wa 99201. (509) 324-4040. FaX (509) 327-3932. sd – dennis patchin. associate sd – rick lukens. reporter – allison leep, Keith osso.
Krem-tV (cBs, channel 2). s. 4103 regal, spokane, Wa 99203. (509) 838-7371. FaX (509) 448-6397. sd – tom hudson.
83843. (208) 882-2551. FaX (208) 883-3571. sports – steve Grubbs.
KXlY radio (920). W. 500 Boone, spokane, Wa 99201. (509) 329-4306. sports – Bud nameck.
KQQQ/Khtr (1150/104.3). 1101 old Wawawai road, pullman, Wa 99163. (509) 332-6551. news – evan ellis.
administratiVe staFF (509-335-0311)Bohler Athletic Complex 110, Pullman, WA 99164-1602Jim sterk, director of athleticsKen casavant, Faculty athletics representativeanne mccoy, senior associate director of athletics/sWapam Bradetich, senior associate director of athleticsJohn Johnson, senior associate director of athleticschris cook, associate director of athlettics (academic
support services)pete isakson, associate director of athletics
(external operations)leslie Johnson, associate director of athletics
(Business operations)steve robertello, associate director of athletics
(compliance)John david Wicker, associate director of athletics
(event and Facility operations)Bill drake, assistant director of athletics
(athletic training services)ernie housel, special assistant to the senior associate
director of athleticsrob oviatt, assistant director of athletics
(physical development)casey Fox, director of marketingdan meyer, director of ticket sales and operationsKurt mueller, manager of information servicesmilton neal, director of equipment operationspippa pierce, director of career and personal
developmentscott Vik, director of sports Video
media relations (509-335-coUG)Bohler Athletic Complex 195, Pullman, WA 99164-1602Bill stevens, director (c/916-761-7005)linda chalich, assistant director (c/432-3263)craig lawson, assistant director (c/432-9063)Jessica schmick, assistant director (c/509-781-0550)Joe nickell, assistant director (c/509-361-4338)erica Beck, interncory rice, student assistantJaime schroeder, student assistantKyle Vetter, student assistantmike Walsh, student assistantelizabeth Wiley, student assistant
BaseBall (509-335-0310)Bohler Athletic Complex M40, Pullman, WA 99164-1602don marbut, head coachtravis Jewett, assistant coachGregg swenson, assistant coach
men’s BasKetBall (509-335-0240)Bohler Athletic Complex M42, Pullman, WA 99164-1602tony Bennett, head coachBen Johnson, assistant coachron sanchez, assistant coachmatt Woodley, assistant coachmike heideman, director of player development/
operationsronnie Wideman, operations coordinator
Women’s BasKetBall (509-335-0276)Bohler Athletic Complex 220, Pullman, WA 99164-1602June daugherty, head coachmike daugherty, associate head coachmo hines, assistant coachBrian holsinger, assistant coachKate Werner, coordinator of Basketball operations
FootBall (509-335-0250)Bohler Athletic Complex 102, Pullman, WA 99164-1602Bill doba, head coachsteve Broussard, running Backsleon Burtnett, safetiesmike levenseller, Wide receivers/offensive coordinatormarty long, defensive lineGreg peterson, tight ends/recruiting coordinatortimm rosenbach, Quarterbacksmike Walker, defensive tacklesdavid Walkosky, cornerbacksGeorge Yarno, offensive lineshawn deeds, coordinator of Football operationsmike anderson, Graduate assistantpete sterbick, Graduate assistantKevin c. night pipe, Football Video coordinator
m/W GolF (509-335-0224)Bohler Athletic Complex M37, Pullman, WA 99164-1602Walt Williams, head coachKari sampson, assistant coachBarry niemann, assistant coach
roWinG (509-335-0309)Bohler Athletic Complex M25, Pullman, WA 99164-1602Jane lariviere, head coachtara medina, assistant coachchristina meyer, assistant coach/novicepaul hawksworth, Graduate assistant
soccer (509-335-0306)Bohler Athletic Complex M10, Pullman, WA 99164-1602matt potter, head coachlindsey Jorgensen, assistant coacherin otagaki, assistant coach
sWimminG (509-335-0273)PEB 111, Pullman, WA 99174-1602erica Quam, head coachsuzanne Yee, assistant coach
tennis (509-335-0308)Bohler Athletic Complex M40, Pullman, WA 99164-1602lisa hart, head coachcourtney steinbock, assistant coach
m/W tracK/cc (509-335-0248)Bohler Athletic Complex M10, Pullman, WA 99164-1602rick sloan, head coachdebra Farwell, associate head coachJason drake, assistant coach, head ccmark macdonald, assistant coachmatt mcGee, assistant coachellannee richardson, assistant coach
VolleYBall (509-335-0277)Bohler Athletic Complex 230, Pullman, WA 99164-1602Brian heffernan, head coachKen Ko, associate head coachGretchen Killebrew, assistant coachmark Killebrew, operations coordinator
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