UIS Women's Basketball Media Guide

Quick Facts

Name of School: ......................University of Illinois Springfield or UISFounded: ........................................................................................................1970Enrollment: ..................................................................... 5,174 (Fall 2010)Location: ............................................................Springfield, Ill. (116,250)Colors: ....................................................................Navy Blue/Vegas GoldAffiliation: ............................................................................NCAA Division IIConference: ..................................................................Great Lakes ValleyChancellor: .........................................................................Dr. Susan KochAlma mater: ...........................................................Dakota State (S.D.) ‘71Director of Athletics:.................................................................Kim PateAlma Mater: ..........................................................Brevard College (N.C.) ‘03Sports Information Director: .................................................... Tony BlackOffice Number: ................................................................... 217-206-8547Cell Phone: ........................................................................... 318-751-33802010-11 Record: .................................................................................. 8-182010-11 GLVC Record: ..................................................................... 3-15Head Coach: ...................................................Marne Fauser (Third Year)Record at UIS: ...........................................................................................11-42Career Record: ...........................................................................................11-42Assistant Coach: .......................................... Chris Burton (Second Year)Starters Returning/Loss: ....................................................................4/3Letterman Returning/Loss: ...............................................................4/1Gymnasium: ........................The Recreation and Athletic Center (3,000)

Table of Contents

Pg. 1 ........................................................................................Table of ContentsPg. 2 ...........................................................Administration and Head CoachesPg. 3 ........................................................................................ History of TRACPg. 4-13 ...................................................... University of Illinois SpringfieldPg. 14-15......................................................Marne Fauser and Chris BurtonPg. 16-39..................................................................................The Prairie StarsPg. 40 ................................................................................2010-11 GLVC RecapPg. 41-48..............................................UIS NCAA Division II Record Book

1 2011-12 UIS Prairie Star Women’s Basketball

The 2011-12 University of Illinois Springfield women’s basketball media guide was written and designed by Sports Information Director Tony Black. Photographs taken by Tony Black, Randy E. Blue and Picture This Photography. All Rights Reserved. The record book section is strictly from the NCAA Division II era for UIS Athletics

Dr. Susan KochChancellor

Kim PateDirector of Athletics

Scott ReedAssociate AD

Hayley RossAssistant AD

Ben NortonBaseball

Ben WierzbaMen’s Basketball

Marne FauserWomen’s Basketball

Frank MarsagilaMen’s Golf

Nichole InkelWomen’s Golf

Jesse MiechMen’s Soccer

Pete KowallWomen’s Soccer

Mat MundllSoftball

Manny VelascoM&W Tennis

Angie RiggleVolleyball

University of Illinois Springfield Prairie StarsAdministrators and Coaches

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The Recreation and Athletic Center is one of the newest facilities in the Great Lakes Valley Conference open-ing in 2008. It is also the newest athletic facility in the city of Springfield and considered one of the crown jewels in NCAA Division II. The first event in TRAC was Sept. 28, 2008 when the volleyball defeated Stephens College 3-0. The Prairie Star women’s basketball team has a career 13-29 record in TRAC. TRAC is a 74,000 square foot building with three collegiate-length basketball and volleyball courts. It also has a full service fitness center that fea-tures a three-lane elevated running track, two racquetball courts that can also con-vert to squash courts. The recreation and athletic department offices are also housed in the TRAC, along with a state of the art athletic training of-fices. The training room offers four tables for student-athletes and a whirlpool. Along with hosting intercollegiate athlet-ics and intramurals for UIS, TRAC has also hosted two sell outs for Illinois Boys 2A Super Sectionals. The girls 2A super

sectional has also been at near capacity in the last two seasons as well. UIS has also hosted the GLVC Championship Final Four in 2010.

Women’s Basketball All-Time at TRAC

All-Time Record ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................13-29First Game .............................................................................................................................................................................................Nov. 7, 2008 Taylor L, 73-61First Win ................................................................................................................................................................................ Nov. 22, 2008 Calumet College 83-50Fifth Win ...........................................................................................................................................................................................Feb. 28, 2009 McKendree 62-6010th Win ................................................................................................................................................................................................... Eureka Dec. 18, 2010 87-70

University of Illinois Springfield Prairie StarsHistory of TRAC


A rigorous core curriculum,high expectations, and an experience that will prepareyou for infinite possibilities.Make no mistake. A U of I degree opens doors.

Public Service

We think of diversity as morethan cultural. You will live andlearn with 5,000 students whomay or may not think like youdo. You’ll understand why webelieve tolerance, ethical behavior, and grasping thegreat teachings of democracyare critical outcomes of a college education.

Diverse

OpportunitiesExpect to use the technology and contribute tothe discussion. Plan to test your career choice in the real world. Join one of our registered student organizations or start a new one. Leave behind your comfort zone.

Our location and connections mean there isno better preparation anywhere for careersin government, politics, and public service.

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Uof I Degree

PersonalProfessors who know theirstudents. Opportunities toconduct research, learn in internships and lead organizations. You can’tpromise any of that whenyou herd 300 students into alecture hall. So, we don’t.

EngagedAll of our students reach out to thecommunity and the state through volunteerism, applied research andinternships. They graduate with akeen understanding of the big picture.

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A rigorous core curriculum,high expectations, and an experience that will prepareyou for infinite possibilities.Make no mistake. A U of I degree opens doors.

Public Service

We think of diversity as morethan cultural. You will live andlearn with 5,000 students whomay or may not think like youdo. You’ll understand why webelieve tolerance, ethical behavior, and grasping thegreat teachings of democracyare critical outcomes of a college education.

Diverse

OpportunitiesExpect to use the technology and contribute tothe discussion. Plan to test your career choice in the real world. Join one of our registered student organizations or start a new one. Leave behind your comfort zone.

Our location and connections mean there isno better preparation anywhere for careersin government, politics, and public service.

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Uof I Degree

PersonalProfessors who know theirstudents. Opportunities toconduct research, learn in internships and lead organizations. You can’tpromise any of that whenyou herd 300 students into alecture hall. So, we don’t.

EngagedAll of our students reach out to thecommunity and the state through volunteerism, applied research andinternships. They graduate with akeen understanding of the big picture.


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Academic ResourcesTake advantage of the broad range of services we offer

Diversity Center�e Diversity Center promotes intercultural dialogue and other initiatives to create a campus climate that welcomes diversity and eliminates divisions, intolerance, and stereo-typing. We also offer a range of academic and cultural programs that will help you becomepart of a vital, caring community. www.uis.edu/diversitycenter

Center for Teaching and LearningAll you have to do is ask. We’ll work with you on writing skills, grammar and usage, math and statistics, software applications, reading, studying and test taking. www.uis.edu/ctl

Career Development CenterOur licensed professional counselors work with each student individually. We can help youfind an internship, write your resume and create a job search plan for after graduation. www.uis.edu/careerservices

Undergraduate Academic Advising Center�is center is for all new first year students, sophomores, and undeclared transfer students whowant assistance choosing a major. Advisors can help you think about possible careers, identifythe classes you’ll need, and prepare for coursework in your major. www.uis.edu/advising


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Approximately 1,100 students live incampus housing every year.

Residence HallsFounders Residence Hall is brand new. Lincoln Residence Hall is justten years old. Freshmen and sophomores live here in two bedroom-onebath suites. When we say we have the most luxurious student housingin the state, we can back that up.

TownhousesPrivate bedrooms, cathedral ceilings, full kitchens.

Apartments One, two, and four-bedroom furnished apartments are available for upperclassmen and graduate students.

Dining�ere are 3 meal plans available…two designed for students in our residence halls, one designed for students who have a kitchen but occasionally want a meal or snack from our modern Food Emporium.

Residential Life


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Academic ResourcesTake advantage of the broad range of services we offer

Diversity Center�e Diversity Center promotes intercultural dialogue and other initiatives to create a campus climate that welcomes diversity and eliminates divisions, intolerance, and stereo-typing. We also offer a range of academic and cultural programs that will help you becomepart of a vital, caring community. www.uis.edu/diversitycenter

Center for Teaching and LearningAll you have to do is ask. We’ll work with you on writing skills, grammar and usage, math and statistics, software applications, reading, studying and test taking. www.uis.edu/ctl

Career Development CenterOur licensed professional counselors work with each student individually. We can help youfind an internship, write your resume and create a job search plan for after graduation. www.uis.edu/careerservices

Undergraduate Academic Advising Center�is center is for all new first year students, sophomores, and undeclared transfer students whowant assistance choosing a major. Advisors can help you think about possible careers, identifythe classes you’ll need, and prepare for coursework in your major. www.uis.edu/advising


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Approximately 1,100 students live incampus housing every year.

Residence HallsFounders Residence Hall is brand new. Lincoln Residence Hall is justten years old. Freshmen and sophomores live here in two bedroom-onebath suites. When we say we have the most luxurious student housingin the state, we can back that up.

TownhousesPrivate bedrooms, cathedral ceilings, full kitchens.

Apartments One, two, and four-bedroom furnished apartments are available for upperclassmen and graduate students.

Dining�ere are 3 meal plans available…two designed for students in our residence halls, one designed for students who have a kitchen but occasionally want a meal or snack from our modern Food Emporium.

Residential Life


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Perks of UIS Housing• High speed internet and cable access in every room

(UIS is a wireless campus, too)• �e Grille Café in Founders Hall – open to all students• Two gourmet coffee shops on campus, including one

in the Library • Plenty of washers and dryers• Plenty of parking, even freshmen can bring cars• Close – less than a five minute walk to all classrooms,

labs and library• UIS Bookstore conveniently located in Founders Hall• i-Card – cashless purchasing all over campus• Security – staffed front desk, key card access, video

monitoring of entrances and exits in residence halls.• Full-time resident directors

www.uis.edu/housing

Living Learning Communities

Leadership for Life Service Wing Students take advantage of numerous special opportunities, includingleadership training, expanded volunteer opportunities, a once-a-yearwilderness retreat, and a community of service-oriented people.

Healthy Lifestyles Community Dedicated to holistic wellness and the absence of alcohol, tobacco, andcontrolled substances as part of a healthy lifestyle.

Necessary Steps Upper class mentors are assigned to help first generation college students adapt to the university environment.

International House An immersion experience for qualified students who wish to live withother students of multiple countries, cultures, and languages. Adjacenttownhouses are set aside for students who choose this option.


Campus LifeMake the most of your spare time. �ink of it as another form of learning.

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Perks of UIS Housing• High speed internet and cable access in every room

(UIS is a wireless campus, too)• �e Grille Café in Founders Hall – open to all students• Two gourmet coffee shops on campus, including one

in the Library • Plenty of washers and dryers• Plenty of parking, even freshmen can bring cars• Close – less than a five minute walk to all classrooms,

labs and library• UIS Bookstore conveniently located in Founders Hall• i-Card – cashless purchasing all over campus• Security – staffed front desk, key card access, video

monitoring of entrances and exits in residence halls.• Full-time resident directors

www.uis.edu/housing

Living Learning Communities

Leadership for Life Service Wing Students take advantage of numerous special opportunities, includingleadership training, expanded volunteer opportunities, a once-a-yearwilderness retreat, and a community of service-oriented people.

Healthy Lifestyles Community Dedicated to holistic wellness and the absence of alcohol, tobacco, andcontrolled substances as part of a healthy lifestyle.

Necessary Steps Upper class mentors are assigned to help first generation college students adapt to the university environment.

International House An immersion experience for qualified students who wish to live withother students of multiple countries, cultures, and languages. Adjacenttownhouses are set aside for students who choose this option.


Campus LifeMake the most of your spare time. �ink of it as another form of learning.

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Intramurals and RecreationCompetition in several intramural and sport clubs is open to all students. You can also take advantage of fitness and instructional classes, special events, and outings and trips. �e Recreation and Athletic Center (TRAC) features a performance arena, basketball and volleyball courts, fitness and weight rooms, handball, squash and racquetball courts, and an indoor running track. www.uis.edu/recsports

Student LifeUIS has more than 85 clubs and organizations, a highly active student government, and student programming opportunities. �e best part about the clubs at UIS? If you don’t see what you like, identify a few like-minded students and start a new organization.www.uis.edu/studentlife

Office of Volunteerism and Civic EngagementHow do you cultivate the seeds of ethical and moral thought, and citizen responsibility? By providing opportunities for action. UIS students devote thousands of hours to community service and giving to the local region. www.uis.edu/volunteer

�e Arts at UIS�e possibilities are endless whether you are performing or just enjoying. �e 2,000-seat Sangamon Auditorium offers world-class entertainment and student discounts. �e VisualArts Gallery brings in internationally acclaimed artists and exhibits. UIS �eatre holds openauditions for its many productions. Student musical groups include the UIS Chorus, Band,Chamber Orchestra, World Music Percussion Ensemble, and Native American Flute Circle.www.uis.edu/about/arts


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Intercollegiate AthleticsFeel the promise of UIS athletics and build on our past (we have three national championships). The Prairie Stars compete in NCAA Division IIas a member of the highly competitive Great Lakes Valley Conference. Yourteammates will share your passion for sport and your coaches will truly careabout your success as both an athlete and a student.

In 2010-2011, UIS athletes were named GLVC Players of the Week andseveral players were All-Conference selections in their respective sports. Atotal of 93 athletes were named to the Athletic Director’s Academic HonorRoll for having GPAs of 3.0 or better. Of those 93, 31 had a GPA of 3.5and six earned 4.0.

UIS is equally proud of the caring attitudes of our athletes. In 2010-2011,Prairie Stars athletes donated hundreds of hours of work to charitable projects including: Holiday Stars Canned Food Drive, Ball-Chatham FunFair, Habitat for Humanity, Ronald McDonald House, and Make-A-WishFoundation.

Get Up and Move!


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Intramurals and RecreationCompetition in several intramural and sport clubs is open to all students. You can also take advantage of fitness and instructional classes, special events, and outings and trips. �e Recreation and Athletic Center (TRAC) features a performance arena, basketball and volleyball courts, fitness and weight rooms, handball, squash and racquetball courts, and an indoor running track. www.uis.edu/recsports

Student LifeUIS has more than 85 clubs and organizations, a highly active student government, and student programming opportunities. �e best part about the clubs at UIS? If you don’t see what you like, identify a few like-minded students and start a new organization.www.uis.edu/studentlife

Office of Volunteerism and Civic EngagementHow do you cultivate the seeds of ethical and moral thought, and citizen responsibility? By providing opportunities for action. UIS students devote thousands of hours to community service and giving to the local region. www.uis.edu/volunteer

�e Arts at UIS�e possibilities are endless whether you are performing or just enjoying. �e 2,000-seat Sangamon Auditorium offers world-class entertainment and student discounts. �e VisualArts Gallery brings in internationally acclaimed artists and exhibits. UIS �eatre holds openauditions for its many productions. Student musical groups include the UIS Chorus, Band,Chamber Orchestra, World Music Percussion Ensemble, and Native American Flute Circle.www.uis.edu/about/arts


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Intercollegiate AthleticsFeel the promise of UIS athletics and build on our past (we have three national championships). The Prairie Stars compete in NCAA Division IIas a member of the highly competitive Great Lakes Valley Conference. Yourteammates will share your passion for sport and your coaches will truly careabout your success as both an athlete and a student.

In 2010-2011, UIS athletes were named GLVC Players of the Week andseveral players were All-Conference selections in their respective sports. Atotal of 93 athletes were named to the Athletic Director’s Academic HonorRoll for having GPAs of 3.0 or better. Of those 93, 31 had a GPA of 3.5and six earned 4.0.

UIS is equally proud of the caring attitudes of our athletes. In 2010-2011,Prairie Stars athletes donated hundreds of hours of work to charitable projects including: Holiday Stars Canned Food Drive, Ball-Chatham FunFair, Habitat for Humanity, Ronald McDonald House, and Make-A-WishFoundation.

Get Up and Move!


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Men’sBaseball, Basketball, Golf,Soccer, Tennis

Women’sBasketball, Golf, Soccer,Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

�e Recreation and Althletic Center (TRAC)• 3,000-seat sports arena• 3 collegiate-length basketball and

volleyball courts• Racquetball/squash courts• Elevated running track• Cardio/weight training and exercise facilities

Athletic / Recreational facilities• Kiwanis Stadium (soccer)• UIS Softball Complex• UIS Tennis Courts• Baseball practice field• Cricket Field • Disc Golf Course• Student Life Building Gymnasium• Rec Park• South Fields• Sport Club Field

Recreational Opportunities• Intramurals• Sport Clubs: Baseball, soccer, squash• Group Exercise• Personal Training• Wellness • Instructional classes (i.e. Karate,

5K training)• Special events


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SpringfieldPopulation 120,000Located at the intersection of Interstates 55 and 72

We’ve been called the quintessential Midwestern city. Not too big,not too small. Friendly people who value their public university andgenuinely welcome the students who move here every August.

Springfield possesses the energy that comes with being the state capital of Illinois balanced by a relaxed atmosphere defined by acharming downtown and the priceless historic sites that tell thestory of the nation’s greatest president.

TransportationIt’s easy to get around Springfield by car. Rush hour is virtually non-existent. For students who don’t plan to bring a car, the university is on the metro bus route. You can easily get to downtownor to area shopping centers, including White Oaks Mall. For students seeking a getaway, St. Louis is less than 90 minutes awayand Chicago is 3 ½ hours.

MedicalSpringfield is a regional medical destination, with two full-servicehospitals and multi-specialty health centers and clinics.

Recreation• Nine golf courses• Lake Springfield• Miles of bike trails• 28 parks, nature centers and wildlife sanctuaries• Water park• 5K runs and outdoor festivals and theatre productions


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Men’sBaseball, Basketball, Golf,Soccer, Tennis

Women’sBasketball, Golf, Soccer,Softball, Tennis, Volleyball

�e Recreation and Althletic Center (TRAC)• 3,000-seat sports arena• 3 collegiate-length basketball and

volleyball courts• Racquetball/squash courts• Elevated running track• Cardio/weight training and exercise facilities

Athletic / Recreational facilities• Kiwanis Stadium (soccer)• UIS Softball Complex• UIS Tennis Courts• Baseball practice field• Cricket Field • Disc Golf Course• Student Life Building Gymnasium• Rec Park• South Fields• Sport Club Field

Recreational Opportunities• Intramurals• Sport Clubs: Baseball, soccer, squash• Group Exercise• Personal Training• Wellness • Instructional classes (i.e. Karate,

5K training)• Special events


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SpringfieldPopulation 120,000Located at the intersection of Interstates 55 and 72

We’ve been called the quintessential Midwestern city. Not too big,not too small. Friendly people who value their public university andgenuinely welcome the students who move here every August.

Springfield possesses the energy that comes with being the state capital of Illinois balanced by a relaxed atmosphere defined by acharming downtown and the priceless historic sites that tell thestory of the nation’s greatest president.

TransportationIt’s easy to get around Springfield by car. Rush hour is virtually non-existent. For students who don’t plan to bring a car, the university is on the metro bus route. You can easily get to downtownor to area shopping centers, including White Oaks Mall. For students seeking a getaway, St. Louis is less than 90 minutes awayand Chicago is 3 ½ hours.

MedicalSpringfield is a regional medical destination, with two full-servicehospitals and multi-specialty health centers and clinics.

Recreation• Nine golf courses• Lake Springfield• Miles of bike trails• 28 parks, nature centers and wildlife sanctuaries• Water park• 5K runs and outdoor festivals and theatre productions


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Things to doGrab a LatteIf the two coffee houses on campus aren’t enough, gourmet coffee issold all over Springfield. Student fave: Café Andiamo

Listen to Live Music�ere are several venues downtown and around Springfield for livemusic and clubs. Student fave: Marley’s

Do Some ShoppingEverything from folk and fine art to retro clothing to used books is downtown. �ere’s also White Oaks Mall and a gigantic ScheelsSports. Student fave: Recycled Records

Catch a MovieScreens in Springfield: 28. Student fave: the Drive-In

Go to the �eatreAll of Central Illinois comes to campus for Broadway shows andmajor concert, music and dance productions in the 2,000 seatSangamon Auditorium, but Springfield’s local theater scene isequally vibrant. Student fave: Hoogland Fine Arts Center

Grab Some FoodName it and Springfield has it – �ai, sushi, steakhouses, Mexican,all-you-can eat buffets, vegetarian. Student favorites include HeadWest Subs, El Burrito, Coldstone Creamery, B-Dubs, ChipotleMexican Grill, and any pizza place that delivers. Student fave: Downtown sidewalk dining

Get Your Picture Taken With LincolnHis presence is everywhere. It’s part of Springfield’s charm, history, and economy. Student fave: �e Presidential Museum.


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Things to doGrab a LatteIf the two coffee houses on campus aren’t enough, gourmet coffee issold all over Springfield. Student fave: Café Andiamo

Listen to Live Music�ere are several venues downtown and around Springfield for livemusic and clubs. Student fave: Marley’s

Do Some ShoppingEverything from folk and fine art to retro clothing to used books is downtown. �ere’s also White Oaks Mall and a gigantic ScheelsSports. Student fave: Recycled Records

Catch a MovieScreens in Springfield: 28. Student fave: the Drive-In

Go to the �eatreAll of Central Illinois comes to campus for Broadway shows andmajor concert, music and dance productions in the 2,000 seatSangamon Auditorium, but Springfield’s local theater scene isequally vibrant. Student fave: Hoogland Fine Arts Center

Grab Some FoodName it and Springfield has it – �ai, sushi, steakhouses, Mexican,all-you-can eat buffets, vegetarian. Student favorites include HeadWest Subs, El Burrito, Coldstone Creamery, B-Dubs, ChipotleMexican Grill, and any pizza place that delivers. Student fave: Downtown sidewalk dining

Get Your Picture Taken With LincolnHis presence is everywhere. It’s part of Springfield’s charm, history, and economy. Student fave: �e Presidential Museum.


Marne Fauser is in her third season as the head women’s basketball at UIS. She was named to the position on May 7, 2009.

Fauser’s second season at the helm of the UIS women's basketball program saw the Prairie Stars more than double their victory total from the previous year winning eight games, the most by a UIS team since the 2006-07 campaign. UIS got hot down the stretch and recorded three victories in its final five games. Along with the improved victory total, Fauser’s squad also posted the program’s first victory in Great Lakes Valley Conference play, a 72-54 triumph over Rockhurst on January 22.

In her first season at UIS Fauser led the program through its initial campaign as a member of NCAA Division II and the rugged Great Lakes Valley Conference. Under her guidance, the team posted three victories including the program’s first in Division

II play.

Fauser came to UIS after spending a season as member of the women’s basketball coaching staff at Bradley. Before joining the Braves’ staff, Fauser spent the previous eight seasons as assistant coach at Truman State where she handled recruiting duties both nationally and internation-ally, managed all aspects of on the floor coaching and was the camp director for the Bulldogs. She also arranged film exchange and coordinated travel plans and scouting reports. During her tenure in Kirksville, Fauser helped the Bulldogs to a pair of victories against nationally-ranked teams and coached three post players to first-team all-conference honors. Fauser was a two-time letter winner at Illinois Central College in Peoria and helped the Cougars to a pair of regional championships and a fourth-place finish at the national tournament in the 1995-96 season. She moved on to Truman State prior to the 1996-97 season and earned honorable mention All-MIAA conference recognition after averaging 7.7 points and 5.0 rebounds per game as a junior. Her senior year Fauser averaged 7.7 points and 4.8 rebounds per contest while ranking second on the team in steals with 41. She was a two-time team co-captain and won the squad’s leadership award following her final season. Before her collegiate success Fauser was a standout athlete as a prep at Limestone High School. A native of Peoria, Fauser graduated from Truman State in 1998 with a bachelor degree in psychology. She has two children, Madisyn (6) and Carson (4).

Marne Fauser Head Coach

Peoria, Ill. (Truman State)

University of Illinois Springfield Prairie StarsThe Coaching Staff


Chris Burton is in his second season as a member of the UIS women’s basketball coaching staff.

In his rookie year at UIS Burton helped guide the Prairie Stars to their most wins in the NCAA Division II era along with the first-ever victory in Great Lakes Valley Conference play, a 72-54 triumph over Rockhurst in January, 2011.

Burton came to UIS after serving as Assistant Video Coordinator and Student Assistant coach at IUPUI in Indianapolis from 2007-09. While with the Jaguars he was responsible for in-game filming and editing along with assisting with film exchange and scout-ing. Burton also assisted in the recruiting area with database administration and organization. In addition, he helped prepare practice plans along with individual and group workouts.

Burton served as the Athletics Intern and Event Coordinator at Carmel High School in Carmel, Indiana where he oversaw all game day staffing needs.

Burton was a varsity assistant coach at Tipton High School in Tipton, Indiana while working on his undergraduate degree at Purdue and was a male practice player for the Boilermaker women’s basketball program from 2004-06. Chris has also coached the Mohr Magic, an 18U AAU team, and served as a training intern at 100% Hoops.

Burton is a 2009 graduate of IUPUI with a degree in Sports Management and Marketing. He is single and resides in Springfield.

Chris Burton Assistant Head Coach

Indianapolis, Ind. (IUPUI)

University of Illinois Springfield Prairie StarsThe Coaching Staff


2 Alicia Kueker 5-5 Junior Guard

Perryville, Mo. (SWIC)

Favorite TV Show...Jersey Shore

Favorite Musician...Adele

Favorite Movie...Bridesmaids

Guilty Pleasure...Doublestuffed Oreos

Favorite Restaurant...Olive Garden

Favorite Pig Out Food...Zebra Cakes

Celebrity Crush...Bradley Cooper

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Homemade Pizza

University of Illinois Springfield Prairie StarsMeet The Stars

About Alicia Kueker Click Here for Full Bio

“Alicia adds depth to our ball handlers and is able to transition the ball quickly up the floor.”-- Marne Fauser on Kueker


3 Carly Goede 5-7 Freshman GuardHuntly, Ill. (Huntly)

Favorite TV Show...Pawn Stars

Favorite Musician...Carrie Underwood

Favorite Movie...Adjustment Bureau

Guilty Pleasure...Chocolate

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Derrick Rose

Favorite Pig Out Food...Ice Cream

Celebrity Crush...Matt Damon

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Chicken and Rice


About Carly Goede Click Here for Full Bio

“Carly is an offensive threat and we look to her to compete for opportuni-ties right away.”-- Marne Fauser on Goede


5 Ashley Coffey5-11 Junior Forward

Carman, Ill. (John Wood)

Favorite TV Show...Friends

Favorite Musician...Gavin DeGraw

Favorite Movie...The Hangover

Guilty Pleasure...Shoes

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Michael Jordan

Favorite Pig Out Food...Ice Cream

Celebrity Crush...Shia LaBeouf

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Marinated Chicken with Cheesy Po-tatoes


About Ashley Coffey Click Here for Full Bio

“Ashley gives us a new di-mension at the forward spot with her rebounding, strength and size.”-- Marne Fauser on Coffey


10 Alyssa Palmer5-6 Sophomore Guard

Bloomington, Ill. (University)

Favorite TV Show...Law and Order SVU

Favorite Musician...Drake

Favorite Movie...Love & Basketball

Guilty Pleasure...Candy

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Maya Moore

Favorite Pig Out Food...Pizza

Celebrity Crush...Al Horford

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Ribs, greens, Rockford Potatoes, corn on the cob, bread and Kool-Aid


About Alyssa Palmer Click Here for Full Bio

“Alyssa is quick and with improved perimeter play has a great opportunity to be one of the best guards in the GLVC.”-- Marne Fauser on Palmer


11 Cristina Nevins5-7 Senior Guard

Springfield, Ill. (Parkland)

Favorite TV Show...NCIS

Favorite Musician...Eric Church

Favorite Movie...White Chicks

Guilty Pleasure...Buckeyes

Favorite Restaurant...D’Arcy’s Pint

Favorite Pig Out Food...Grilled Chicken Horseshoe

Celebrity Crush...Luke Bryan

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Cheesey Chicken


About Cristina Nevins Click Here for Full Bio

“Cristina is our other se-nior. Cristina’s quickness and added strength are going to make a difference for her and the team this season.”-- Marne Fauser on Nevins


12 Bailey Beale5-8 Senior Guard

Independence, Mo. (Cottey)

Favorite TV Show...Criminal Minds

Favorite Musician...Tim McGraw

Favorite Movie...Billy Madison

Guilty Pleasure...Cheez-its

Favorite Restaurant...54th Street

Favorite Pig Out Food...Cheeseballs

Celebrity Crush...Ryan Reynolds

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Baked Potato Soup and Steak


About Bailey Beale Click Here for Full Bio

“Bailey is one of our two seniors. She is a great shooter but has worked hard to expand her game. We are looking for great things from her this year.”-- Marne Fauser on Beale


14 Megan Bergerud5-11 Sophomore GuardVirginia, Ill. (Virginia)

Favorite TV Show...Glee

Favorite Musician...Katy Perry

Favorite Movie...The House Bunny

Guilty Pleasure...Facebook

Favorite Restaurant...TGI Friday’s

Favorite Pig Out Food...Doritos and Cheese

Celebrity Crush...Josh Hartnett

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Steak, Cheesy Potatoes and Aspara-gus


About Megan Bergerud Click Here for Full Bio

“Megan is so athletic and with the addition of upper body strength has unlim-ited potential.”-- Marne Fauser on Bergerud


24 Cassandra Wolfe5-9 Freshman Guard

Plainfield, Ill. (Plainfield North)

Favorite TV Show...Pretty Little Liars

Favorite Musician...Rascal Flatts

Favorite Movie...The Italian Job

Guilty Pleasure...Fannie May

Favorite Restaurant...Chipotle

Favorite Pig Out Food...Breadsticks

Celebrity Crush...Chirs Evans

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Chicken Parmesan


About Cassandra Wolfe Click Here for Full Bio

“Cassie is one of the most athletic players on the team. She is coming off an injury but is making great strides every day.”-- Marne Fauser on Wolfe


25 Rachel Stobaugh6-2 Freshman Forward

Trivoli, Ill. (Farmington)

Favorite TV Show...Pretty Little Liars

Favorite Musician...George Straight

Favorite Movie...The Notebook

Guilty Pleasure...Shopping

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Lebron James

Favorite Pig Out Food...Chinese

Celebrity Crush...Luke Bryan

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Chicken and Dumplings


About Rachel Stobaugh Click Here for Full Bio

“Rachel gives us size and depth at the 5 spot as she is a true post that has the ability to hit the outside shot.”-- Marne Fauser on Stobaugh


30 Elizabeth Kelly6-1 Sophomore Forward

Carlinville, Ill. (Wright State)

Favorite TV Show...Big Bang Theory

Favorite Musician...Kenny Chesney

Favorite Movie...Harry Potter Series

Guilty Pleasure...Dr. Pepper

Favorite Restaurant...Texas Roadhouse

Favorite Pig Out Food...Fruit Snacks

Celebrity Crush...Ashton Kutcher

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Pizzagna (Pizza Lasagna)


About Elizabeth Kelly Click Here for Full Bio

“Elizabeth is a workhorse on the boards and her add-ed length will help us keep possessions alive.”-- Marne Fauser on Kelly


44 Mallory Beck5-11 Sophomore Forward

Springfield, Ill. (Sacred Heart)

Favorite TV Show...Friends

Favorite Musician...John Meyer

Favorite Movie...Home Alone

Guilty Pleasure...Wheat Thins

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Albert Pujols

Favorite Pig Out Food...Popcorn

Celebrity Crush...JJ Redick

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Ham, Green Beans, Mac and Cheese, Rolls, Mashed Potatoes and Gravy.


About Mallory Beck Click Here for Full Bio

“Mallory is a competitor that battles at both ends of the floor.”-- Marne Fauser on Beck


55 Gwen Zehner6-1 Freshman Forward

Culver, Ind. (Culver)

Favorite TV Show...The Office

Favorite Musician...The Band Perry

Favorite Movie...Anchorman

Guilty Pleasure...Skins

Favorite Athlete Growing Up...Hamm Brothers

Favorite Pig Out Food...Pizza King

Celebrity Crush...Jason Sudeikis

Favorite Home Cooked Meal...Grandma’s BBQ Sandwhich


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“Gwen has the strongest lower body I have seen in a post at this level and once she gets acclimated to the league she has the poten-tial to be a force on the in-side.”-- Marne Fauser on Zehner


GLVC Pct. Overall Pct. StreakEastSouthern Indiana 12-6 .667 16-11 .593 L2Kentucky Wesleyan 11-7 .611 17-10 .630 L2Northern Kentucky 11-7 .611 18-10 .643 L1Indianapolis 9-9 .500 17-13 .567 L1Bellarmine 6-12 .333 11-16 .407 L8

WestDrury 14-4 .778 20-10 .667 L1Missouri S&T 14-4 .778 20-8 .714 L2Maryville 6-12 .333 11-15 .423 L1Missouri-St. Louis 5-13 .278 10-17 .370 L2Rockhurst 0-18 .000 4-22 .154 L16

NorthQuincy 16-2 .889 26-4 .867 L1UW-Parkside 15-3 .833 24-7 .774 L1Lewis 7-11 .389 15-16 .484 L1Saint Joseph's 6-12 .333 9-18 .333 L5Illinois-Springfield 3-15 .167 8-18 .308 W1

ALL-GLVC FIRST TEAMJaNell Jones DruryCasse Mogan Northern KentuckyJadee Rooney Wisconsin-ParksideAli Schwagmeyer QuincyCourtney Shuman Quincy

ALL-GLVC SECOND TEAMLauren Jones BellarmineAmie Newhart Southern IndianaJenny Turpel LewisStephanie Wagner QuincyEllen Young Southern Indiana

ALL-GLVC THIRD TEAMKatie Behrens Kentucky WesleyanBrittany Beyer UW-ParksideBritney Cruse Saint Joseph’sAbby Duethman MaryvilleBethanie Funderburk DruryAmanda Harnist Kentucky WesleyanBrittany Hogen UW-ParksideKatie Lyons IndianapolisJulie Meyer Missouri S&TTatiana Ortiz Saint Joseph’sHailee Parks Missouri S&T

GLVC ChampionshipFirst Round Quincy 93 vs. Missouri-St. Louis 74 First Round UW-Parkside 69 vs. Bellarmine 59 First Round Drury 71 vs. Saint Joseph's 63 First Round Southern Indiana 74 vs. Indianapolis 85 First Round Kentucky Wesleyan 51 vs.Northern Kentucky 61 First Round Missouri S&T 74 vs. Lewis 79 Quarterfinals Drury 55 vs. Lewis 62 Quarterfinals Northern Kentucky 57 vs. Indianapolis 61 Semifinals UW-Parkside 56 vs. Lewis 64 Semifinals Indianapolis 81 vs. Quincy 72 Championship Indianapolis 68 vs. Lewis 71

NCAA Midwest Regional First Round Quincy 85 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan 72 First Round UW-Parkside 73 vs. Missouri S&T 55 First Round Michigan Tech 72 vs. Lewis 56 First Round Drury 67 vs. Grand Valley State 60 Second Round Quincy 62 vs. UW-Parkside 73 Second Round Michigan Tech 70 vs. Drury 51 Regional Finals Michigan Tech 69 vs. UW-Parkside 57

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Points1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 6392. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 2903. Bailey Beale 2010-present 2804. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 2605. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 2516. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 2277. Alex Blair 2009-11 2208. Cristina Nevins 2010-present 1859. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 17110. Susan Coryell 2009-10 162

Scoring average (min. 5 games)1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 12.12. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 11.23. Bailey Beale 2010-present 10.84. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 10.05. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 10.06. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 8.47. Alex Blair 2009-11 8.18. Cristina Nevins 2010-present 7.19. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 6.810. Susan Coryell 2009-10 6.0

Field goals made1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 2552. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 993. Bailey Beale 2010-present 974. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 915. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 896. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 857. Alex Blair 2009-11 758. Cristina Nevins 2010-present 669. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 61 Susan Coryell 2009-10 61

Field goals attempted1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 5902. Bailey Beale 2010-present 2803. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 2414. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 2375. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 2366. Alex Blair 2009-11 2347. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 215

8. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 1749. Mallory Beck 2010-present 16710. Susan Coryell 2009-10 162

Field goal percentage (min. 5 made)1. Amanda Hainlen (23-49) 2010-11 .4692. Jeanell Randolph (39-90) 2009-10 .4333. Paulina Pogorzelski (255-590) 2009-11 .4324. Erin Glogovsky (91-215) 2009-10 .4235. Megan Bergerud (99-241) 2010-present .4116. Cristina Nevins (66-161) 2010-present .4107. Alyssa Palmer (89-236) 2010-present .3778. Susan Coryell (61-162) 2009-10 .3779. Kelly Thompson (85-237) 2009-10 .35910. Jessica McConnell (27-77) 2010-11 .351

3-point field goals made1. Bailey Beale 2010-present 642. Alex Blair 2009-11 523. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 464. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 285. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 17 Cristina Nevins 2010-present 177. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 158. Mallory Beck 2010-present 119. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 1110. Susan Coryell 2009-10 10

3-point field goals attempted1. Bailey Beale 2010-present 1812. Alex Blair 2009-11 1723. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 1274. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 955. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 686. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 557. Emmarie Snyder 2009-11 458. Cristina Nevins 2010-present 429. Mallory Beck 2010-present 3810. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 34

3-point FG percentage (min. 5 made)1. Jessica McConnell (6-13) 2010-11 .4622. Cristina Nevins (17-42) 2010-present .4053. Di'Andra Frye (6-15) 2009-10 .400

4. Kelly Thompson (46-127) 2009-10 .3625. Bailey Beale (64-181) 2010-present .3546. Alyssa Palmer (11-34) 2010-present .3247. Mallory Beck (12-38) 2010-present .3168. Susan Coryell (10-33) 2009-10 .3039. Alex Blair (52-172) 2009-11 .30210. Rachael Follmer (28-95) 2009-10 .295

Free throws made1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 1142. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 1013. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 454. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 405. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 396. Cristina Nevins 2010-present 367. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 358. Susan Coryell 2009-10 309. Mallory Beck 2010-present 29 10. Emmarie Snyder 2009-11 28

Free throws attempted1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 2122. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 1373. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 654. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 635. Susan Coryell 2009-10 586. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 557. Mallory Beck 2010-present 518. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 469. Cristina Nevins 2010-present 4510. Emmarie Snyder 2009-11 39

Free throw percentage (min. 5 made)1. Bailey Beale (22-26) 2010-present .8462. Jessica McConnell (15-18) 2010-11 .8333. Megan Bergerud (45-55) 2010-present .8184. Cristina Nevins (36-45) 2010-present .8005. Amanda Hainlen (11-14) 2010-11 .7866. Kelly Thompson (35-46) 2009-10 .7617. Alyssa Palmer (101-137) 2010-present .7378. Emmarie Snyder (28-39) 2009-11 .7189. Alex Blair (18-27) 2009-11 .66710. Rachael Follmer (21-33) 2009-10 .636

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Rebounds1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 3982. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 1703. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 1544. Susan Coryell 2009-10 1525. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 1286. Mallory Beck 2010-present 1077. Alex Blair 2009-11 1068. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 859. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 7210. Emmarie Snyder 2009-11 70

Rebounding average (min. 5 games)1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 7.52. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 6.3 3. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 5.94. Susan Coryell 2009-10 5.65. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 5.16. Mallory Beck 2010-present 4.17. Alex Blair 2009-11 3.98. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 3.49. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 2.810. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 2.7

Defensive rebounds1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 2752. Susan Coryell 2009-10 1043. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 1004. Alex Blair 2009-11 975. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 956. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 937. Bailey Beale 2010-present 63 Mallory Beck 2010-present 639. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 5910. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 53

Defense rebound avg (min. 5 games)1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 5.22. Susan Coryell 2009-10 3.93. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 3.84. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 3.75. Alex Blair 2009-11 3.66. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 3.57. Mallory Beck 2010-11 2.4

Bailey Beale 2010-present 2.4 Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 2.410. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 2.1

Offensive rebounds1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 1232. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 753. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 544. Susan Coryell 2009-10 485. Mallory Beck 2010-present 446. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 357. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 268. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 219. Jessica McConnell 2010-11 1910. Emmarie Snyder 2009-11 18

Offense rebound avg (min. 5 games)1. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 2.82. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 2.33. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 2.14. Susan Coryell 2009-10 1.85. Mallory Beck 2010-present 1.76. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 1.47. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 1.08. Amanda Hainlen 2010-11 1.09. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 0.810. Jessica McConnell 2010-11 0.7

Assists1. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 722. Emmarie Snyder 2009-11 723. Cristina Nevins 2010-present 694. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 635. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 526. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 507. Susan Coryell 2009-10 44 Bailey Beale 2010-present 449. Alex Blair 2009-11 3110. Mallory Beck 2010-present 29

Assists average (min. 5 games)1. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 2.82. Cristina Nevins 2010-present 2.73. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 2.0

Kelly Thompson 2009-10 2.05. Bailey Beale 2010-present 1.76. Susan Coryell 2009-10 1.67. Emmarie Snyder 2009-11 1.48. Di'Andra Frye 2009-10 1.29. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 1.210. Alex Blair 2009-11 1.1

Blocked shots1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 572. Alex Blair 2009-11 123. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 114. Bailey Beale 2010-11 8 Amanda Hainlen 2010-11 86. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 4 Megan Bergerud 2010-present 48. Mallory Beck 2010-present 3 Cristina Nevins 2010-present 3 Kelly Thompson 2009-10 3

Blocked shots average (min. 5 games)1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 1.12. Amanda Hainlen 2010-11 0.53. Alex Blair 2009-11 0.44. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 0.45. Bailey Beale 2010-present 0.36. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 0.27. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 0.28. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 0.19. Cristina Nevins 2010-present 0.1 Mallory Beck 2010-present 0.1

Steals1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 762. Cristina Nevins 2010-present 443. Emmarie Snyder 2009-11 434. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 405. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 376. Bailey Beale 2010-present 367. Mallory Beck 2010-present 288. Susan Coryell 2009-10 259. Alex Blair 2009-11 2310. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 21

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Steals average (min. 5 games)1. Cristina Nevins 2010-present 1.72. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 1.53. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 1.44. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 1.45. Bailey Beale 2010-present 1.46. Mallory Beck 2010-present 1.17. Susan Coryell 2009-10 0.98. Alex Blair 2009-11 0.99. Emmarie Snyder 2009-11 0.810. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 0.8

Games played1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 532. Emmarie Snyder 2009-11 513. Alex Blair 2009-11 27 Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 27 Susan Coryell 2009-10 276. Mallory Beck 2010-present 26 Bailey Beale 2010-present 26 Megan Bergerud 2010-present 26 Jessica McConnell 2010-11 26 Cristina Nevins 2010-present 26 Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 26 Natalie Bertucci 2009-10 26

Games started1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-11 522. Emmarie Snyder 2009-11 373. Alex Blair 2009-11 274. Megan Bergerud 2010-present 265. Cristina Nevins 2010-present 176. Alyssa Palmer 2010-present 16 Kelly Thompson 2009-10 168. Susan Coryell 2009-10 15 Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 1510. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 14 Bailey Beale 2010-present 14

Points1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 3822. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 2903. Bailey Beale 2010-11 2804. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 260

5. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 2576. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 2517. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 2278. Alex Blair 2009-10 1929. Cristina Nevins 2010-11 18510. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 171

Scoring average (min. 5 games)1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 14.12. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 11.23. Bailey Beale 2010-11 10.84. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 10.05. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 10.06. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 9.97. Alex Blair 2009-10 9.18. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 8.49. Cristina Nevins 2010-11 7.110. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 6.8

Field goals made1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 1432. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 1123. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 994. Bailey Beale 2010-11 975. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 916. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 897. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 858. Cristina Nevins 2010-11 669. Alex Blair 2009-10 6410. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 61 Susan Coryell 2009-10 61

Field goals attempted1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 3452. Bailey Beale 2010-11 2803. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 2454. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 2415. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 2376. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 2367. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 2158. Alex Blair 2009-10 1979. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 17410. 167 - Mallory Beck 2010-11 167

Field goal percentage (min. 5 made)1. Amanda Hainlen (23-49) 2010-11 .4692. Paulina Pogorzelski (112-245) 2010-11 .4573. Jeanell Randolph (39-90) 2009-10 .4334. Erin Glogovsky (91-215) 2009-10 .4235. Paulina Pogorzelski (143-345) 2009-10 .4146. Megan Bergerud (99-241) 2010-11 .4117. Cristina Nevins (66-161) 2010-11 .4108. Alyssa Palmer (89-236) 2010-11 .377 Susan Coryell (61-162) 2009-10 .37710. Kelly Thompson (85-237) 2009-10 .359

3-point field goals made1. Bailey Beale 2010-11 642. Alex Blair 2009-10 483. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 464. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 285. Cristina Nevins 2010-11 17 Megan Bergerud 2010-11 177. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 158. Mallory Beck 2010-11 129. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 1110. Susan Coryell 2009-10 10

3-point field goals attempted1. Bailey Beale 2010-11 1812. Alex Blair 2009-10 1493. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 1274. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 955. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 686. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 507. Cristina Nevins 2010-11 428. Mallory Beck 2010-11 389. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 3410. Susan Coryell 2009-10 33

3-point FG percentage (min. 5 made)1. Jessica McConnell (6-13) 2010-11 .4622. Cristina Nevins (17-42) 2010-11 .4053. Di’Andra Frye (6-15) 2009-10 .4004. Kelly Thompson (46-127) 2009-10 .3625. Bailey Beale (64-181) 2010-11 .3546. Alyssa Palmer (11-34) 2010-11 .3247. Alex Blair (48-149) 2009-10 .322

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8. Mallory Beck (12-38) 2010-11 .3169. Susan Coryell (10-33) 2009-10 .30310. Paulina Pogorzelski (15-50) 2009-10 .300

Free throws made1. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 1012. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 813. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 454. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 405. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 396. Cristina Nevins 2010-11 367. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 358. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 339. Susan Coryell 2009-10 3010. Mallory Beck 2010-11 29

Free throws attempted1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 1422. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 1373. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 704. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 655. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 636. Susan Coryell 2009-10 587. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 558. Mallory Beck 2010-11 519. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 4610. Cristina Nevins 2010-11 45

Free throw percentage (min. 5 made)1. Bailey Beale (22-26) 2010-11 .8462. Jessica McConnell (15-18) 2010-11 .8333. Megan Bergerud (45-55) 2010-11 .8184. Emmarie Snyder (13-16) 2010-11 .8135. Cristina Nevins (36-45) 2010-11 .8006. Amanda Hainlen (11-14) 2010-11 .7867. Kelly Thompson (35-46) 2009-10 .7618. Alyssa Palmer (101-137) 2010-11 .7379. Alex Blair (16-23) 2009-10 .69610. Emmarie Snyder (15-23) 2009-10 .652

Rebounds1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 2172. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 1813. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 170

4. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 1545. Susan Coryell 2009-10 1526. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 1287. Mallory Beck 2010-11 1078. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 859. Alex Blair 2009-10 8010. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 72

Rebounding average (min. 5 games)1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 8.02. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 7.03. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 6.34. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 5.95. Susan Coryell 2009-10 5.66. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 5.17. Alex Blair 2010-11 4.38. Mallory Beck 2010-11 4.19. Alex Blair 2009-10 3.810. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 3.4

Defensive rebounds1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 1562. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 1193. Susan Coryell 2009-10 1044. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 1005. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 956. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 937. Alex Blair 2009-10 778. Mallory Beck 2010-11 63 Bailey Beale 2010-11 6310. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 59

Defense rebound avg (min. 5 games)1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 5.82. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 4.63. Susan Coryell 2009-10 3.94. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 3.85. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 3.76. Alex Blair 2009-10 3.77. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 3.58. Alex Blair 2010-11 3.39. Bailey Beale 2010-11 2.4 Mallory Beck 2010-11 2.4

Offensive rebounds1. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 752. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 623. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 614. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 545. Susan Coryell 2009-10 486. Mallory Beck 2010-11 447. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 358. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 269. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 2110. Jessica McConnell 2010-11 19

Offense rebound avg (min. 5 games)1. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 2.82. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 2.43. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 2.34. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 2.15. Susan Coryell 2009-10 1.86. Mallory Beck 2010-11 1.77. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 1.48. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 1.09. Amanda Hainlen 2010-11 1.0 Alex Blair 2010-11 1.0Assists1. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 722. Cristina Nevins 2010-11 693. Emmarie Snyder 2009-10 604. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 525. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 506. Susan Coryell 2009-10 44 Bailey Beale 2010-11 448. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 379. Mallory Beck 2010-11 2910. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 26 Jessica McConnell 2010-11 26

Assists average (min. 5 games)1. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 2.82. Cristina Nevins 2010-11 2.73. Emmarie Snyder 2009-10 2.24. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 2.0 Kelly Thompson 2009-10 2.06. Bailey Beale 2010-11 1.77. Susan Coryell 2009-10 1.6

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8. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 1.49. Di’Andra Frye 2009-10 1.210. Alex Blair 2010-11 1.2

Blocked shots1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 302. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 273. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 114. Bailey Beale 2010-11 8 Amanda Hainlen 2010-11 86. Alex Blair 2009-10 6 Alex Blair 2010-11 68. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 4 Megan Bergerud 2010-11 410. Mallory Beck 2010-11 3 Cristina Nevins 2010-11 3 Kelly Thompson 2009-10 3

Blocked shots average (min. 5 games)1. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 1.22. Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 1.0 Alex Blair 2010-11 1.04. Amanda Hainlen 2010-11 0.55. Jeanell Randolph 2009-10 0.46. Bailey Beale 2010-11 0.37. Alex Blair 2009-10 0.38. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 0.2 Megan Bergerud 2010-11 0.210. Kelly Thompson 2009-10 0.1

Steals1. Cristina Nevins 2010-11 442. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 403. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 394. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 37 Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 376. Bailey Beale 2010-11 367. Mallory Beck 2010-11 288. Susan Coryell 2009-10 259. Emmarie Snyder 2010-11 2410. Rachael Follmer 2009-10 21

Steals average (min. 5 games)1. Cristina Nevins 2010-11 1.7

2. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 1.53. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 1.54. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 1.4 Bailey Beale 2010-11 1.4 Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 1.47. Alex Blair 2010-11 1.38. Mallory Beck 2010-11 1.19. Emmarie Snyder 2010-11 1.010. Susan Coryell 2009-10 0.9

Games played1. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 27 Emmarie Snyder 2009-10 27 Susan Coryell 2009-10 27 Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 275. Mallory Beck 2010-11 26 Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 26 Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 26 Cristina Nevins 2010-11 26 Natalie Bertucci 2009-10 26 Bailey Beale 2010-11 26 Megan Bergerud 2010-11 26 Jessica McConnell 2010-11 26

Games started1. Emmarie Snyder 2009-10 27 Paulina Pogorzelski 2009-10 273. Megan Bergerud 2010-11 264. Paulina Pogorzelski 2010-11 255. Alex Blair 2009-10 216. Cristina Nevins 2010-11 177. Alyssa Palmer 2010-11 16 Kelly Thompson 2009-10 169. Erin Glogovsky 2009-10 15 Susan Coryell 2009-10 15

Most points1. Paulina Pogorzelski at Quincy 2/4/2010 262. Bailey Beale vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 253. Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Maryville 1/14/2010 23 Kelly Thompson at Quincy 2/4/2010 235. Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Parkside 1/7/2010 22 Paulina Pogorzelski vs. St. Joseph’s 2/15/2010 227. Rachael Follmer vs. Lindenwood 2/8/2010 21

Paulina Pogorzelski at UMSL 1/23/2010 21 Kelly Thompson vs. Oakland City 2/1/2010 21 Kelly Thompson at Parkside 2/20/2010 21

Field goals made1. Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Maryville 1/14/2010 102. Bailey Beale vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 9 Rachael Follmer vs. Lindenwood 2/8/2010 9 Erin Glogovsky vs. RMU-Springfield 11/18/2009 9 Paulina Pogorzelski at Drury 12/2/2010 9 Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Saint Joseph’s 2/15/2010 9 Paulina Pogorzelski at Saint Joseph’s 2/14/2011 98. Erin Glogovsky at Truman State 12/9/2009 8 Paulina Pogorzelski vs. NKU 1/28/2010 8 Paulina Pogorzelski at Quincy 2/4/2010 8

Field goals attempted1. Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Saint Joseph’s 2/15/2010 242. Bailey Beale at Bellarmine 1/27/2011 223. Erin Glogovsky at Saint Joseph’s 1/18/2010 19 Erin Glogovsky at Oakland City 11/28/2009 19 Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Maryville 1/14/2010 19 Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Missouri S&T 12/3/2009 19 Paulina Pogorzelski at Drury 12/2/2010 19 Kelly Thompson vs. Parkside 2/20/2010 19 Kelly Thompson at Quincy 2/4/2010 1910. Alex Blair vs. St. Ambrose 11/24/2009 18 Paulina Pogorzelski at USI 1/2/2010 18 Kelly Thompson vs. Saint Joseph’s 2/15/2010 18

Field goal percentage (8 made)1. Paulina Pogorzelski at SJC 2/14/2011 (9-11) .8182. Erin Glogovsky vs. RMU-S 11/18/2009 (9-12) .7503. Bailey Beale vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 (9-14) .6434. Paulina Pogorzelski vs. NKU 1/28/2010 (8-14) .5715. Rachael Follmer vs. Lindenwood 2/8/2010 (9-16) .5636. Paulina Pogorzelski at Quincy 2/4/2010 (8-15) .5337. Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Maryville 1/14/2010 (10-19).5268. Erin Glogovsky at Truman 12/9/2009 (8-16) .5009. Paulina Pogorzelski at Drury 12/2/2010 (9-19) .47410. Paulina Pogorzelski vs. SJC 2/15/2010 (9-24) .375

3-point field goals made1. Bailey Beale vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 7 2. Kelly Thompson vs. Oakland City 2/1/2010 6

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3. Bailey Beale, Bailey at Parkside 1/8/2011 5 Bailey Beale at Lincoln (Mo.) 11/20/2010 5 Alex Blair at UMSL 1/23/2010 5 Alex Blair at Truman 12/9/2009 5 Kelly Thompson at Parkside 2/20/2010 58. Bailey Beale vs. UMSL 1/20/2011 4 Bailey Beale vs. Blackburn; 11/29/2010 4 Bailey Beale at Quincy; 2/10/2011 4 Alex Blair vs. RMU-S 11/18/2009 4 Alex Blair vs. St. Ambrose 11/24/2009 4 Rachael Follmer NKU 1/28/2010 4 Kelly Thompson at Lewis; 2/18/2010 4 Kelly Thompson Quincy 2/4/2010 4

3-point field goals attempted1. Bailey Beale at Bellarmine 1/27/2011 14 Kelly Thompson at Parkside 2/20/2010 143. Alex Blair vs. St. Ambrose 11/24/2009 124. Bailey Beale vs. Southern Indiana 1/4/2011 11 Alex Blair at Truman 12/9/2009 116. Bailey Beale at Parkside 1/8/2011 10 Bailey Beale vs. RMU-S 11/18/2010 10 Rachael Follmer at Quincy 2/4/2010 10 Kelly Thompson vs. Saint Joseph’s 2/15/2010 1010. Bailey Beale vs. Saint Joseph’s 1/13/2011 9 Bailey Beale at Lincoln (Mo.) 11/20/2010 9 Alex Blair at Saint Joseph’s 1/18/2010 9 Alex Blair at Missouri-St. Louis 1/23/2010 9 Kelly Thompson versus Oakland City 2/1/2010 9 Kelly Thompson at Lewis 2/18/2010 9 Kelly Thompson at Quincy 2/4/2010 9

3-point FG percentage (6 made)1. Bailey Beale vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 (7-8) .8752. Kelly Thompson vs.. Oakland City 2/1/2010 (6-9) ..667

Free throws made1. Alyssa Palmer vs. Rockhurst 1/22/2011 11 Alyssa Palmer vs. Oakland City 2/8/2011 113. Bailey Beale vs. Rockhurst 1/22/2011 10 Paulina Pogorzelski at Quincy 2/4/2010 105. Megan Bergerud vs. Blackburn 11/29/2010 96. Mallory Beck vs. Lewis 2/19/2011 8 Alyssa Palmer vs. Quincy 2/6/2011 8

8. Alyssa Palmer at Maryville 1/17/2011 7 Alyssa Palmer at Oakland City 12/7/2010 7

Free throws attempted1. Alyssa Palmer vs. Rockhurst 1/22/2011 13 Alyssa Palmer vs. Oakland City 2/8/2011 13 Paulina Pogorzelski at Quincy 2/4/2010 134. Paulina Pogorzelski at USI 1/2/2010 125. Megan Bergerud vs. Blackburn 11/29/2010 11 Jeanell Randolph at UMSL 1/23/2010 117. Bailey Beale vs. Rockhurst 1/22/2011 10 Mallory Beck vs. Lewi 2/19/2011 109. Susan Coryell vs. Oakland City 2/1/2010 9 Alyssa Palmer vs. UMSL 1/20/2011 9 Alyssa Palmer at Oakland City 12/7/2010 9 Paulina Pogorzelski at UMSL 1/23/2010 9 Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Parkside 1/7/2010 9 Paulina Pogorzelski vs LSSSU 11/27/2009 9

Free throw percentage (6 made)1. Bailey Beale vs. Rockhurst 1/22/2011 (10-10) 1.000 Megan Bergerud vs. Quincy 2/6/2011 (6-6) 1.000 Alyssa Palmer vs. Quincy; 2/6/2011 (8-8) 1.000 Alyssa Palmer at Maryville 1/17/2011 (7-7) 1.0005. Alyssa Palmer vs. Rockhurst 1/22/2011 (11-13) .846 Alyssa Palmer vs. Oakland City 2/8/2011 (11-13) .846 7. Megan Bergerud vs. Blackburn 11/29/2010 (9-11) .8188. Mallory Beck vs. Lewis; 2/19/2011 (8-10) .8009. Alyssa Palmer at Oakland City 12/7/2010 (7-9) .77810. Paulina Pogorzelski at Quincy 2/4/2010 (10-13) .769

Most rebounds1. Paulina Pogorzelski at Drury12/2/2010 17 Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Saint Joseph’s 2/15/2010 173. Erin Glogovsky at Truman 12/9/2009 16 Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Maryville 1/14/2010 165. Susan Coryell vs. St. Ambrose 11/24/2009 156. Susan Coryell vs. Oakland City 2/1/2010 147. Erin Glogovsky at Saint Joseph’s 1/18/2010 138. Erin Glogovsky at Oakland City 11/28/2009 12 Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Missouri S&T 12/3/2009 1210. Mallory Beck at Bellarmine 1/27/2011 11 Susan Coryell at Western Illinois 12/12/2009 11 Rachael Follmer vs. Lewis; 1/9/2010 11 Erin Glogovsky vs. St. Ambrose 11/24/2009 11

Paulina Pogorzelski at UMSL 1/23/2010 11 Paulina Pogorzelski at Quincy 2/4/2010 11 Kelly Thompson at Saint Joseph’s 1/18/2010 11

Most assists1. Cristina Nevins vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 102. Emmarie Snyder vs. St. Ambrose 11/24/2009 93. Alyssa Palmer vs. Parkside 2/17/2011 77 - Kelly Thompson vs. Saint Joseph’s 2/15/2010 75. Bailey Beale vs. RMU-S 11/18/2010 6 Cristina Nevins at Drury 12/2/2010 6 Alyssa Palmer vs. UMSL 1/20/2011 6 Alyssa Palmer at Quincy 2/10/2011 69. Megan Bergerud RMU-S 11/18/2010 5 Cristina Nevins vs. UMSL 1/20/2011 5 Cristina Nevins at Lincoln (Mo.) 11/20/2010 5 Alyssa Palmer vs. Lewis 2/19/2011 5 Alyssa Palmer vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 5 Paulina Pogorzelski at Saint Joseph’s 1/18/2010 5 Emmarie Snyder vs. RMU-S 11/18/2009 5 Kelly Thompson at Western Illinois 12/12/2009 5

Most steals1. Alyssa Palmer vs. Oakland City 2/8/2011 72. Susan Coryell vs. Oakland City 2/1/2010 63. Alyssa Palmer vs. Kentucky Wesleyan 1/15/2011 54. Bailey Beale at Maryville 1/17/2011 4 Megan Bergerud at Quincy 2/10/2011 4 Cristina Nevins at Quincy 2/10/2011 4 Alyssa Palmer at Drury 12/2/2010 4 Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Oakland City 2/8/2011 4 Emmarie Snyder vs. Rockhurst; 1/22/2011 410. 33 Tied 3

Most blocked shots1. Paulina Pogorzelski at Indianapolis 1/4/2010 4 Paulina Pogorzelski at Quincy 2/4/2010 4 Jeanell Randolph at Indianapolis 1/4/2010 44. Alex Blair at Lincoln (Mo.)11/20/2010 3 Amanda Hainlen vs. Rockhurst 1/22/2011 3 Paulina Pogorzelski vs. RMU-S 11/18/2010 3 Paulina Pogorzelski vs. Lindenwood 2/8/2010 38. 17 Tied 2

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Most points1. vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 872. vs. RMU-S 11/18/2009 78 at Saint Joseph’s 2/14/2011 784. vs. Blackburn 11/29/2010 765. at Oakland City 11/28/2009 756. vs. Missouri-St. Louis 1/20/2011 74 vs. Oakland City 2/8/2011 74 at Quincy 2/10/2011 749. vs. Oakland City 2/1/2010 7310. vs. Rockhurst 1/22/2011 72 vs. Lewis 2/19/2011 72

Field goals made1. vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 34 at Saint Joseph’s 2/14/2011 343. vs. Missouri-St. Louis 1/20/2011 29 vs. RMU-S 11/18/2009 295. vs. RMU-S 11/18/2010 28 at Quincy 2/10/2011 287. vs. Maryville 1/14/2010 278. vs. Blackburn 11/29/2010 269. at Truman 12/9/2009 25 vs. Saint Joseph’s 2/15/2010 25

Field goals attempted1. vs. Saint Joseph’s 2/15/2010 742. at Bellarmine 1/27/2011 723. vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 694. at Quincy 2/4/2010 68 at Quincy 2/10/2011 686. at Truman 12/9/2009 677. vs. RMU-S 11/18/2010 66 vs. Oakland City 2/1/2010 669. at Lincoln (Mo.) 11/20/2010 6510. vs. RMU-S 11/18/2009 64 at Oakland City 11/28/2009 64 vs. Lake Superior State 11/12/2010 64 vs. Lindenwood 2/8/2010 64

Field goal percentage (20 made)1. at Saint Joseph’s; 2/14/2011 (34-61) .5572. vs. Missouri-St. Louis 1/20/2011 (29-58) .5003. vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 (34-69) .493

4. Blackburn 11/29/2010 (26-55) .4735. vs. Maryville 1/14/2010 (27-58) .4666. at Drury 12/2/2010 (24-52) .4627. vs. RMU-S 11/18/2009 (29-64) .4538. vs. NKU1/28/2010 (22-49) .4499. RMU-S 11/18/2010 (28-66) .42410. at Southern Indiana 1/2/2010 (23-55) .418

3-point field goals made1. vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 102. at Rockhurst 1/21/2010 9 at Missouri-St. Louis 1/23/2010 9 RMU-S 11/18/2009 9 at Lincoln (Mo.) 11/20/2010 9 vs. Oakland City 2/1/2010 9 at Quincy 2/10/2011 98. vs. Missouri-St. Louis 1/20/2011 8 vs. Blackburn 11/29/2010 8 at Truman 12/9/2009 8 at Lewis 2/18/2010 8

3-point field goals attempted1. at Bellarmine 1/27/2011 342. at Quincy 2/4/2010 293. Lake Superior State 11/12/2010 284. vs. Oakland City 2/1/2010 27 vs. Saint Joseph’s 2/15/2010 27 at Lewis 2/18/2010 277. at UW-Parkside 2/20/2010 258. vs. Quincy 2/13/2010 24 at Quincy 2/10/2011 2410. at Rockhurst 1/21/2010 23 at Missouri-St. Louis 1/23/2010 23 at Lincoln (Mo.) 11/20/2010 23

3-point FG percentage (10 made)1. vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 (10-18) .556

Free throws made1. vs. Rockhurst 1/22/2011 332. vs. Lewis 2/19/2011 263. vs. Oakland City 2/8/2011 244. at Oakland City 11/28/2009 20

vs. Oakland City 2/1/2010 206. at Quincy 2/4/2010 187. at Oakland City 12/7/2010 17 vs. Quincy 2/13/2010 179. at Bellarmine 1/27/2011 16 vs. Blackburn 11/29/2010 16 at Missouri S&T 12/4/2010 16

Free throws attempted1. vs. Lewis 2/19/2011 392. vs. Rockhurst 1/22/2011 383. vs. Oakland City 2/1/2010 354. vs. Oakland City 2/8/2011 325. at Oakland City 11/28/2009 316. at Bellarmine 1/27/2011 287. at Oakland City 12/7/2010 258. at Missouri-St. Louis 1/23/2010 23 vs. UW-Parkside 1/7/2010 23 vs. St. Ambrose 11/24/2009 23

Free throw percentage (10 made)1. vs. Rockhurst 1/22/2011 (33-38) .8682. vs. Saint Joseph’s; 1/13/2011 (12-14) .8573. at Missouri S&T 12/4/2010 (16-19) .8424. vs. Quincy 2/6/2011 (15-18) .8335. at Quincy 2/4/2010 (18-22) .8186. at Rockhurst 1/21/2010 (13-16) .8137. vs. Quincy 2/13/2010 (17-21) .8108. vs. Indianapolis 1/2/2011 (11-14) .7869. at St. Ambrose 11/23/2010 (13-17) .76510. vs. Blackburn 11/29/2010 (16-21) .762

Most rebounds1. at Oakland City 11/28/2009 562. at Saint Joseph’s 1/18/2010 523. at Bellarmine 1/27/2011 514. vs. St. Ambrose 11/24/2009 505. vs. Saint Joseph’s 2/15/2010 49 vs. Lindenwood 2/8/2010 497. vs. Maryville 1/14/2010 48 vs. RMU-S 11/18/2010 489. at Lincoln (Mo.) 11/20/2010 4610. vs. Oakland City 2/1/2010 45

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Most assists1. vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 292. vs. RMU-S 11/18/2010 233. vs. Blackburn 11/29/2010 214. at Lewis 1/6/2011 18 vs. RMU-S 11/18/2009 186. vs. St. Ambrose 11/24/2009 17 at Lincoln (Mo.)11/20/2010 17 at Saint Joseph’s 2/14/2011 179. vs. Kentucky Wesleyan 1/15/2011 16 vs. Missouri-St. Louis 1/20/2011 16 vs. Lake Superior State 11/12/2010 16

Most steals1. vs. Oakland City 2/8/2011 202. vs. Rockhurst 1/22/2011 173. vs. Oakland City 2/1/2010 16 at Quincy 2/10/2011 165. vs. Kentucky Wesleyan 1/15/2011 14 vs. Eureka 12/18/2010 147. at Lewis 1/6/2011 13 at Bellarmine 1/27/2011 13 at St. Ambrose 11/23/2010 1310. at Oakland City 12/7/2010 12Most blocked shots1. at Indianapolis 1/4/2010 82. at Lincoln (Mo.) 11/20/2010 7 vs. Lindenwood 2/8/2010 74. vs. Rockhurst 1/22/2011 5 at Missouri-St. Louis 1/23/2010 5 vs. RMU-S 11/18/2010 57. at Bellarmine 1/27/2011 4 vs. Oakland City 2/8/2011 4 vs. Lewis 1/9/2010 4 at St. Ambrose 11/23/2010 4 at Drury 12/2/2010 4 at Quincy 2/4/2010 4

Points1. 1621 (26 games) - 2010-112. 1615 (27 games) - 2009-10

Scoring average1. 62.3 (26 games) - 2010-11

2. 59.8 (27 games) - 2009-10

Field goals made1. 587 (26 games) - 2010-112. 578 (27 games) - 2009-10

Field goals attempted1. 1555 (27 games) - 2009-102. 1536 (26 games) - 2010-11

Field goal percentage1. .382 (587-1536) - 2010-112. .372 (578-1555) - 2009-10

3-point field goals made1. 166 (27 games) - 2009-102. 138 (26 games) - 2010-11

3-point field goals attempted1. 527 (27 games) - 2009-102. 437 (26 games) - 2010-11

3-point FG percentage1. .316 (138-437) - 2010-112. .315 (166-527) - 2009-10Free throws made1. 309 (26 games) - 2010-112. 293 (27 games) - 2009-10

Free throws attempted1. 485 (27 games) - 2009-102. 438 (26 games) - 2010-11

Free throw percentage1. .705 (309-438) - 2010-112. .604 (293-485) - 2009-10

Rebounds1. 1101 (341o-760d) - 2009-102. 876 (282o-594d) - 2010-11

Rebounding average1. 40.8 (27 games) - 2009-102. 33.7 (26 games) - 2010-11

Defensive rebounds1. 760 (341o-760d) - 2009-102. 594 (282o-594d) - 2010-11

Defense rebound avg1. 28.1 (27 games) - 2009-102. 22.8 (26 games) - 2010-11

Offensive rebounds1. 341 (341o-760d) - 2009-102. 282 (282o-594d) - 2010-11

Offense rebound avg1. 12.6 (27 games) - 2009-102. 10.8 (26 games) - 2010-11

Assists1. 347 - 2010-112. 292 - 2009-10

Assists average1. 13.3 (26 games) - 2010-112. 10.8 (27 games) - 2009-10

Blocked shots1. 65 - 2010-112. 54 - 2009-10

Blocked shots average1. 2.5 (26 games) - 2010-112. 2.0 (27 games) - 2009-10

Steals1. 277 - 2010-112. 165 - 2009-10

Steals average1. 10.7 (26 games) - 2010-112. 6.1 (27 games) - 2009-10

Games played1. 27 - 2009-102. 26 - 2010-11

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