2009-10 Alaska Anchorage Women's Basketball Guide by Nate Sagan

2009-10 Alaska Anchorage Schedule NOVEMBER

8 at Duke (exhibition) 15 HAWAII HILO 16 HAWAII HILO

10 am 5 pm 7 pm

Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout $ 24 UAA vs COASTAL CAROLINA 6 pm 25 3rd Place/Championship 2:30 or 5 pm

DECEMBER

FEBRUARY

3 11 13 18 20 24 27

at Alaska Fairbanks* WESTERN WASHINGTON* CENTRAL WASHINGTON* at Western Oregon* at Saint Martin’s* at Montana State Billings* ALASKA FAIRBANKS*

3 vs Nyack (at Fairbanks) 5 vs Nyack (at Fairbanks)

7 pm 7 pm

MARCH

AT&T CLASSIC 11 BYU-HAWAII 12 GRAND CANYON

7 pm 7 pm

12-15 NCAA Div. II West Regionals

19 WESTERN STATE 20 WESTERN STATE 30 at Chaminade

5 pm 5 pm 9 pm

JANUARY

7 9 14 21 23 28 30

at Central Washington* at Western Washington* MONTANA STATE BILLINGS* SAINT MARTIN’S* WESTERN OREGON* at Seattle Pacific* at Northwest Nazarene*

4:15 pm 6 pm 7 pm 5:15 pm 5:15 pm 4:15 pm 3:15 pm

4 NW NAZARENE* 6 SEATTLE PACIFIC*

7 pm 5:15 pm 5:15 pm 4:15 pm 4:15 pm 5 pm 7 pm 5:15 pm 5:15 pm

$ Sullivan Arena — Anchorage * Great Northwest Athletic Conference game Home games in CAPS (except Shootout) at Wells Fargo Sports Complex All Times AST

QUICK FACTS ∙ TABLE OF CONTENTS ∙ MEDIA INFO

SEAWOLF

QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION

Name: University of Alaska Anchorage Location: 3211 Providence Dr. Anchorage, AK 99508 Founded: 1977 Enrollment: 19,428 Nickname: Seawolves Colors: Green & Gold Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Great Northwest Athletic Conf. Chancellor: Fran Ulmer Athletics Director: Dr. Steve Cobb Athletic Dept. Phone: 907-786-1250 Ticket Office Phone: 907-786-1293

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: Tim Moser, 4th year Alma Mater: Colorado State-Pueblo, 1998 Record at UAA/Career: 84-15 Office Phone: 907-786-1040 Email: coachmoser@uaa.alaska.edu Assistant Coach: Rebecca Alvidrez, 4th year Alma Mater: Adams State, ’06 Office Phone: 907-786-4839 Email: alvidrez@uaa.alaska.edu Grad. Assistant Coach: Mari Riser, 1st year Alma Mater: UAA, ’07 Office Phone: 907-786-1228 Email: riser@uaa.alaska.edu

TEAM INFORMATION

2008-09 Record: 31-4 2008-09 GNAC Record/Finish: 14-2 (t-1st) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 7/7 Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3 Redshirts Returning: 5 Newcomers: 7 Home Arenas (capacity): Sullivan Arena (8,700) & Wells Fargo Sports Complex (1,250)

PROGRAM HISTORY

First Year of Women’s Basketball: 1977-78 All-Time Record: 490-405 (.547) NCAA Appearances: 9 (Last–2009 NCAA Semis)

2009-10 Team Photo & Schedule.............................................................. Inside Front Cover Quick Facts/Table of Contents/Media Information................................................................1 2009-10 Season Preview.........................................................................................................2

COACHING STAFF/ROSTER Head Coach Tim Moser..........................................................................................................3 Assistant Coaches & Support Staff........................................................................................4 2009-10 Seawolf Roster.........................................................................................................5

SEAWOLF PLAYER PROFILES Returning Players Nikki Aden.........................................................................................................................6 Brittany Collins..................................................................................................................7 Tamar Gruwell...................................................................................................................8 Hanna Johansson................................................................................................................9 Nicci Miller......................................................................................................................10 Kiki Taylor.......................................................................................................................11 Viki Wohlers....................................................................................................................12 Returning Redshirts Kelsie Gourdin.................................................................................................................13 Sarah Herrin/Alysa Horn..................................................................................................14 Jordan Martin/Leah Stepovich.........................................................................................15 Newcomers — Brooke Larsen, Kaitlin McBride & Torle Nenbee......................................16

UAA STATISTICS/RECORDS/HISTORY Great Northwest Athletic Conference/Seawolf Facilities....................................................17 2008-09 Seawolf Year in Review.........................................................................................18 Seawolf Record Book All-Time Individual & Team Records....................................................................... 19-20 Single-Season & Career Leaders............................................................................... 21-23 Year-by-Year Team and Coaching Records....................................................................24 NCAA Tournament History.............................................................................................25 All-Time Series vs. Opponents.................................................................................. 26-27 Year-by-Year Team Statistics..........................................................................................27 All-Time Results........................................................................................................ 28-32 All-Time Letterwinners....................................................................................................33 Honor Roll.................................................................................................................. 34-35 Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout.................................................................................36

UAA & ALASKA UAA Administration.............................................................................................................37 This is UAA!.........................................................................................................................38 Anchorage & Alaska.............................................................................................................39

PRIMARY

SPORTS INFORMATION

SID/M.Basketball Contact: Nate Sagan Office Phone: 907-786-1295 E-Mail: nate@uaa.alaska.edu SID Fax: 907-563-4565 WFSC Courtside Phone: 907-786-4877 Assistant SID: Dallas Baldwin Office: 907-786-4625 E-Mail: dallas@uaa.alaska.edu Website: GoSeawolves.com

SUPPORT STAFF

Athletic Trainer: Chris Volk Office Phone: 907-786-1326 Ticket Manager: Mary Beth Wooden Office Phone: 907-786-1293 The 2009-10 UAA Women’s Basketball media guide was written, edited, designed and compiled by sports information director Nate Sagan. Editorial and cover design assistance was provided by Dallas Baldwin. Primary photography by Michael Dinneen. It is the policy of UAA to provide services and benefits to all students and employees without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability or status as a Vietnam-era veteran. This official publication was released by the University of Alaska Anchorage to promote Seawolf Women’s Basketball. ON THE COVER: From left-to-right, seniors Nicci Miller, Tamar Gruwell and Kiki Taylor will lead UAA in search of its third straight West Region title.

MEDIA OUTLETS Please address all media inquiries to Sports Information Director and MBB contact Nate Sagan: UAA Athletics 3211 Providence Dr. Anchorage, AK 99508 (907) 786-1295 nate@uaa.alaska.edu

Anchorage Daily News Beth Bragg — Sports Editor 1001 Northway Drive, Anchorage, AK 99504 Phone: (907) 257-4335 / Fax: (907) 257-4342

KTUU-TV (NBC – Channel 2) John Carpenter — Sports Director 701 E. Tudor Road, Anchorage, AK 99503 Phone: (907) 762-9229 / Fax: (907) 563-3318

KIMO-TV (ABC – Channel 13) Sports Director TBA Phone: (907) 762-8818 / Fax: (907) 561-8934 2700 E. Tudor Road, Anchorage, AK 99507

The Northern Light University of Alaska Anchorage 3211 Providence Drive, Anchorage, AK 99508 Phone: (907) 786-1567 / Fax: (907) 786-1331

KRUA Radio (88.1 FM) University of Alaska Anchorage 3211 Providence Drive, Anchorage, AK 99508 Phone: (907) 786-6803 / Fax: (907) 786-6809

KCFT-TV (GCI Cable Channel 19) Tom Steigleman – General Manager 6401 E. Northern Lights Blvd. Anchorage, AK 99504 Phone: (907) 377-2020/ Fax: (907) 333-9851

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2009-10 ALASKA ANCHORAGE SEASON PREVIEW

fter two straight NCAA Division II Final Fours and the program’s first Great Northwest Athletic Conference title last year, the Alaska Anchorage women’s basketball team is unlikely to sneak up on any of its opponents in 2009-10. A slight favorite – according to the league’s preseason coaches’ poll – to retain the GNAC title that they shared last year with Seattle Pacific, the Seawolves return three starters and two major bench contributors from last season’s 31-4 club. So while three-time GNAC Player of the Year Rebecca Kielpinski is gone in the middle, there is plentiful evidence that twotime GNAC Coach of the Year Tim Moser (84-15, 3 seasons) has restocked with enough talent to garner continued national respect. Leading the way will be those two mainstays of last year’s playoff run – senior guards Tamar Gruwell and Kiki Taylor. The team’s third-leading scorer (7.0 ppg), Gruwell canned 51 three-pointers at a .383 clip as a junior. In the NCAA Tournament, the California native was at her best, averaging 8.6 points, shooting .529 from long range, and earning a spot on the West Regional All-Tournament Team. Meanwhile, Taylor was one of only two Seawolves to start all 35 games, averaging 6.2 points and team-highs of 2.6 assists and 2.0 steals per game. She also earned the team’s ‘best defensive player’ honor for a UAA crew that led the nation in opponent field-goal percentage (.318) and ranked 2nd in scoring defense (49.1 ppg). At the wing position, Moser returns a pair of players who can score from anywhere on the floor with junior Nikki Aden and senior Nicci Miller. A part-time starter as a sophomore, Aden is the only player on the 2009-10 roster to contribute to both Final Four squads. The Oregonian averaged 4.5 points and 2.3 rebounds a year ago, improving as the season progressed and making huge contributions in NCAA Tournament wins over 10th-ranked UC San Diego and Clayton State. Miller returns healthy and motivated after suffering a concussion in mid-February that cut her season short after 24 games, including 17 starts. The team’s leading scorer (10.5 ppg) and second-leading rebounder (5.5) is an explosive offensive force and an aggressive rebounder. Three more returners grace the Seawolf front court, led by sophomore Hanna Johansson, who paced the team with a .554 field-goal percentage as a rookie. The 6-2 Swede was UAA’s second-leading rebound-

RIGHT: Junior Nikki Aden is UAA’s most experienced returnee with two Final 4 runs under her belt. BELOW LEFT: Senior Nicci Miller led UAA with 10.5 points per game in 2008-09. BELOW RIGHT: Hanna Johansson shot 55 percent as a true freshman last season and played a big role in UAA’s playoff success.

er (5.0) and third-leading scorer (6.7) in NCAA Tournament play. Another European import, 6-4 German native Viki Wohlers will repeat her sophomore season after being granted a redshirt from her freshman season at Oregon State. Moser calls Wohlers a terrific post defender who could see increased minutes. Senior Brittany Collins, who plays larger than her 5-11 listing, brings leadership after appearing in 20 games as a junior. In addition, Moser will draw a wealth of experience from five returning redshirts. Mesa State transfer Kelsie Gourdin is the only ‘Lower-48er’ among the group, and the Colorado native brings strong credentials after earning First Team All-RMAC West Division honors as a sophomore in 2007-08, averaging 13.0 ppg and 6.4 rpg.

Senior Leah Stepovich (Fairbanks/ Monroe Catholic HS) and junior Sarah Herrin (Nikiski HS) are familiar names to both Alaska high school basketball fans (combining for three Class 3A Player of the Year awards) and GNAC fans alike. Stepovich played as a junior at former league rival Seattle in 2007-08, averaging 4.7 points and ranking fourth in the GNAC with a .408 three-point percentage. Herrin, meanwhile, averaged 6.0 points and 4.6 rebounds as a sophomore at rival Alaska Fairbanks two years ago. Two more lifelong Alaskans, Kodiak’s Alysa Horn and East Anchorage’s Jordan Martin, hope to make a splash as redshirt freshmen, along with JC transfers Kaitlin McBride and Torle Nenbee, and true freshman Brooke Larsen.

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SEAWOLF COACHING STAFF

Head Coach

TIM MOSER

n just three seasons as head coach at Alaska Anchorage, Tim Moser has left a lasting impression on the UAA faithful and elevated the Seawolf program among the elite in NCAA Division II women’s basketball. After guiding UAA to its first-ever Final Four appearance in 2007-08, Moser repeated that feat in ’08-09, pushing his impressive 3-year mark at UAA to 84-15. Last year’s squad won 31 games — a record for all UAA sports for the second straight year — and captured its third consecutive Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout title. The Seawolves also made it a ‘three-peat’ for the Great Northwest Athletic Conference’s Player-of-the-Year and Newcomer-of-the-Year awards, while Moser was voted the league’s Coach of the Year for the second time in three years. Moser also received the 2009 WBCA Div. II West Region Coach-of-the-Year honor as UAA captured a share of its first conference title in 20 years. During Moser’s tenure, the Seawolves hold a 51-1 home record and are 6-0 against D-I opponents in the regular season. As a D-II rookie coach in 2006-07, Moser was voted GNAC Coach of the Year after leading the Seawolves to the then-second-best record in program history (23-6), including the team’s first NCAA Tournament victory in seven seasons. UAA recorded the 8th-biggest turnaround in D-II from 2005-06 to ’06-07. Moser’s UAA teams have developed a reputation for defense as well, leading the nation in opponent field-goal percentage (.318) and allowing the second-fewest points per game (49.1) in 2008-09. A former Seawolf player, Moser returned to UAA in April 2006 from Otero (Colo.) Junior College, where he won 74 percent of his games and captured nine conference coach-of-the-year awards, leading both the women’s and men’s teams. He coached the OJC men exclusively the final two seasons, after leading the men and women simultane-

THE MOSER FILE Education: B.A., Social Sciences, Colorado State-Pueblo, 1998 Record at UAA: 84-15, 3 years NCAA Tournaments: 3 NCAA Div. II Final Four: 2008, 2009 GNAC Coach of the Year: 2007, 2009

ously the previous six years. In six seasons with the Lady Rattlers, Moser compiled a 137-41 record and won five straight conference championships from 1998-02. With the men, he registered a 172-68 mark, winning four league titles. Moser’s student-athletes at OJC compiled an even more incredible record of success in the classroom, with the men ranking among the nation’s top five teams in terms of gradepoint average for five straight years, and the women holding a top-10 academic rank for six years in a row. During Moser’s 14 combined seasons as head coach, the Rattlers produced 15 Academic All-Americans, 52 Academic All-Region performers, and all but one player graduated from the 2-year school. Moser is the eighth head coach in UAA women’s history.

Under Moser’s leadership, the Seawolves have won three straight Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootouts and posted a 9-3 record in NCAA Tournament play.

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2009-10 ALASKA ANCHORAGE ROSTER & SUPPORT STAFF

REBECCA ALVIDREZ Assistant Coach • 4th Season

n invaluable contributor to the Seawolves’ success the past three seasons, Rebecca Alvidrez returns for her fourth year at Alaska Anchorage in 2009-10 as Tim Moser’s top assistant coach. Alvidrez came to UAA from Otero (Colo.) Junior College, where she was an assistant coach for both the Rattlers’ highly successful men’s and women’s teams from 2002-06. Following a standout playing career at OJC that included a pair of conference titles, two JC All-America awards, and several school records, Alvidrez went on to star at Division I Montana State. At MSU, she was a two-time All-Big Sky Conference selection and the 2001 Big Sky Newcomer of the Year as the Bobcats’ point guard. In 2003-04, Alvidrez took a one-year sabbatical from OJC to play professional basketball in Sweden. The native of Albuquerque, N.M., earned her bachelor’s degree from Adams State (Colo.) College in 2006 and her associate’s degree from OJC.

CHRIS VOLK

MARI RISER

Head Athletic Trainer

Grad. Asst. Coach • 1st Season

ormer Seawolf Mari Riser is back with the program in 2009-10 for her first season as a graduate assistant coach. Riser played for the Seawolves from 2005-07, helping the team return to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in seven years as a senior. The Roosevelt, Utah, native averaged 7.6 points and 3.6 rebounds from the guard position in her career, dishing more than two assists per game as well. She was also a Great Northwest Athletic Conference All-Academic selection and received UAA’s team Hustle Award. In addition to her bachelor’s degree in history from UAA in 2007, Riser also owns a an associate’s degree from Western Wyoming Community College, where she was a two-time all-conference pick on the basketball court. She is currently studying for a master’s in teaching degree at UAA.

16th Season

ead athletic trainer Chris Volk is in her 16th season with the UAA Athletic Department in 2009-10. Volk cares for the treatment and prevention of injuries to Seawolf student-athletes and manages the overall operation of the Sport Medicine office. A 1979 graduate of the University of Dayton with a bachelor’s degree in biology, Volk also earned a master’s degree in biology from UD in 1986. She is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association. She and her husband Rick are the parents of three children — Megan, Cody and Casey.

SPORTS MEDICINE STAFF Head Team Physician Jeff Moore, MD Team Physician Emeritus William G. Mills, Jr., MD Team Physicians Richard McEvoy, MD Paul Steer, MD Sports Medicine Consultants Joella Beard, MD Keith Brownsberger, MD Leo Bustad, MD Leslie Dean, MD Jay Derksen, DM Mary Ann Foland, MD

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Robert Gieringer, MD Larry Levine, MD C.J. Little, MD Nell Loftin, MD Brett Mason, DO William J. Mills, MD David McGuire, MD Jan Nyboer, MD Elisha Powell, MD Douglas Prevost, MD Bret Rosane, MD Greg Stone, DM George Stransky, MD Kenneth Swayman, DPM Tom Vasileff, MD Judith Whitcomb, MD

2009-10 SEAWOLF ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME

POS

YR EXP HOMETOWN (High School/Previous Team)

F F G G G G G G F G/F G C F F F F G F G F

5-9 5-10 5-8 5-6 5-5 5-7 5-8 5-8 5-11 5-8 5-8 6-4 6-0 5-10 6-2 5-10 5-8 6-0 5-9 5-10

Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. Jr. So. Fr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr.

0 2 4 5 10 12 14 21 23 25 30 33 35 43 50 RS RS RS RS RS

Nicci Miller Brittany Collins Torle Nenbee Jordan Martin Kiki Taylor Leah Stepovich Tamar Gruwell Kaitlin McBride Alysa Horn Nikki Aden Sarah Herrin Viki Wohlers Brooke Larsen Kelsie Gourdin Hanna Johansson Alex Coon Jessica Dela Cruz Victoria Martin Mariah Simpkins Sigourney Thompson

1V 1V TR RS 1V RS 1V TR RS 2V RS 1V HS RS 1V HS TR TR TR HS

Denver, Colo. (Hinkley HS/Central Arizona College) Santa Barbara, Calif. (Alemany HS/Santa Barbara CC) Salt Lake City, Utah (Cypress HS/Snow College) Anchorage (East HS) Colorado Springs, Colo. (Harrison HS/Western Nebraska CC) Fairbanks (Monroe Catholic HS/Seattle U.) Fairfield, Calif. (Vacaville HS/Sierra College) Bothell, Wash. (Bothell HS/Yakima Valley CC) Kodiak (Kodiak HS) Portland, Ore. (West Linn HS) Nikiski (NHS/Alaska Fairbanks) Wolfenbüttel, Germany (Conserve [Wis.] School/Oregon State) Kearns, Utah (Kearns HS) Littleton, Colo. (Heritage HS/Mesa State) Gothenburg, Sweden (Sanda HS) Wasilla (Colony HS) Galt, Calif. (GHS/San Joaquin Delta College) Farmington, N.M. (Piedra Vista HS/Pittsburg State) Tucson, Ariz. (Canyon Del Oro HS/Chandler-Gilbert CC) Brisbane, Australia (St. Peter’s Lutheran College)

HEAD COACH: Tim Moser (Colorado State-Pueblo, 1998), 4th season, 84-15 ASSISTANT COACH: Rebecca Alvidrez (Adams State, ’06), 4th season GRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH: Mari Riser (UAA, ’07) 1st season PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Aden — AY-den Gourdin — like ‘Gordon’ Tamar Gruwell — teh-MAR GREW-ell Herrin — HARE-in Nicci — like ‘Nicky’ Stepovich — STEP-o-vich Torle — TORE-lee Wohlers — VOH-lers

SEAWOLVES BY CLASS

SEAWOLVES BY STATE/COUNTRY

Seniors (5): Collins, Gruwell, Miller, Stepovich, Taylor Juniors (5): Aden, Gourdin, Herrin, McBride, Nenbee Sophomores (2): Johansson, Wohlers Freshmen (3): Horn, Larsen, J. Martin

Alaska (5): Coon, Herrin, Horn, Martin, Stepovich Colorado (3): Gourdin, Miller, Taylor California (3): Collins, Dela Cruz, Gruwell Utah (2): Larsen, Nenbee Arizona (1): Simpkins New Mexico (1): Martin Oregon (1): Aden Washington (1): McBride Australia (1): Thompson Germany (1): Wohlers Sweden (1): Johansson

(redshirts not included)

(all players)

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SEAWOLF PLAYER PROFILES – RETURNING LETTERWINNERS

#25 Nikki Aden Junior / 2VL 5-8 / Guard-Forward Portland, Oregon West Linn HS

2008-09: Started 12 games, averaging 4.5 points, 2.3 rebounds, 1.0 steals and 0.9 assists ... tied school record with 35 games played … helped Seawolves rank No. 1 nationally in FG% defense (.318) and No. 2 in scoring defense (49.1 ppg allowed) … paced Seawolves with career-high 16 points (6-8 FG, 4-5 3FG) in just 16 minutes in Dec. 19 win over Cal State Stanislaus … tallied 13 points (5-10 FG, 3-4 FT) and career-high-tying 4 steals in road win over Central Washington … other top games included 8 points and 4 steals in road win over Saint Martin’s; 8 points (3-3 FG, 1-1 3FG), 4 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block and 0 turnovers in 52-49 NCAA Second Round win over 10th-ranked UC San Diego; 5 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists in NCAA Quarterfinals win over Clayton State; and 3 assists and 5 rebounds in Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout win over Div. I Cal State Northridge … recipient of Ms. Hustle award at season-ending team banquet. 2007-08: Saw action in 32 of 35 games … lone freshman on Seawolf squad that posted best record (30-5) in program history and advanced to NCAA Semifinals for first time ever … scored season-high 10 points (3-7 FG, 4-4 FT) in just 11 minutes in home win over Texas-Permian Basin (Dec. 8) … earned first career start and played season-high 19 minutes, getting 3 points and 3 rebounds in home win over Western Oregon … other top games included 6 points (2-5 FG, 1-1 3FG) and 2 steals in 52-48 win at Western Washington; 5 points (2-2 FG, 1-1 3FG) in 68-66 home win over MSU Billings; and 8 points and 4 rebounds in home win over Chaminade (Nov. 30). HIGH SCHOOL: Led Three Rivers League in scoring with 13.4 ppg as a senior in 2006-07, earning first-team all-league honors … team MVP helped WLHS to 16-10 record and secondround playoff berth in Oregon large-schools (6A) division … McDonald’s All-American nominee … WLHS’s Female Athlete of the Year … as junior, earned all-state honorable mention from The Oregonian and second-team All-Three Rivers honors … played freshman and sophomore seasons at David Douglas High, earning All-Mt. Hood Conference accolades as sophomore and honorable mention all-league as freshman … 4-year varsity starter … finished career with 1,234 points … member of West Linn National Honors Society (2005-07) … 4-year honor roll

student … member of Foreign National Honors Society … also lettered twice in track & field and once in soccer. PERSONAL: Born Nicole Raeanne Aden on Dec. 7, 1988 in Oregon ... daughter of Dennis and Shannon Aden ... journalism & public communications major.

ADEN’S CAREER HIGHS Points — 16 vs Cal St. Stanislaus, 12/19/08 Rebounds — 6 at Chaminade, 12/17/07 Assists — 4 at Chaminade, 12/17/07 Blocks — 1, twice Steals — 4, three times (last at Central Washington, 2/26/09)

ADEN’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP-GS 2007-08 (Fr) 32– 1 2008-09 (So) 35-12 TOTALS 67-13

MP-Avg FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct 265-8.3 28–78 .359 9–32 .281 541-15.5 57-149 .383 19–64 .297 806-12.0 85-227 .374 28–96 .292

FT-FTA 13–19 25–37 38–56

Pct OR-DR-Reb/Avg PF-D .684 20– 15–35/1.1 23-0 .676 20–62–82/2.3 50-0 .679 40–77-117/1.7 73-0

A TO 15 35 33 37 48 72

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B 0 2 2

S Pts/Avg 18 78/2.4 35 158/4.5 53 236/3.5

SEAWOLF PLAYER PROFILES – RETURNING LETTERWINNERS

#2 Brittany Collins Senior / 1VL 5-10 / Forward Santa Barbara, California Bishop Alemany HS Santa Barbara CC 2008-09: Played in 20 games for Seawolf squad that went 31-4 and reached NCAA Div. II Final 4 … appeared in eight Great Northwest Athletic Conference contests as UAA tied for league title … seasonbests of 6 points (3-6 FG), 6 rebounds and 12 minutes came in Jan. 2 win over Kuyper College … totaled 5 points (1-1 FG, 3-3 FT), 4 rebounds and 1 block in pair of home victories over Cal State Stanislaus … had 3 points in home win over Alaska Fairbanks and 2 assists in win over Georgian Court. BEFORE UAA: Earned All-Western State Conference honors at Santa Barbara City College as sophomore in 2007-08 … averaged 11.4 points and team-high 9.4 rebounds per game as Vaquero women went 17-14 overall (9-3 league) and earned a regional playoff berth … led WSC in field-goal percentage (.574) … as freshman, helped Vaquero women to 23-8 record (11-1 league) and WSC co-title, the school’s first league championship in 27 years … honored with SBCC’s Scholar-Athlete and Louise Lowry Davis Female Leader of the Year awards. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner at Bishop Alemany … named First-Team All-Mission League as a senior after helping BAHS to 2005-06 CIF Southern Section title game … earned spot on East squad in prestigious Battle of the Valley all-star game as a senior in April 2006. PERSONAL: Born Brittany Amber Collins on April 25, 1988 in Woodland Hills, Calif. … daughter of Scott and Susan Collins … interests include flying, boxing, surfing and country music … aviation technology major.

COLLINS’ CAREER HIGHS Points — 6 vs Kuyper College, 1/2/09 Rebounds — 6 vs Kuyper College, 1/2/09 Assists — 2 vs Georgian Court, 11/15/08 Blocks — 1, twice Steals — 1 vs Kuyper College, 1/2/09

COLLINS’ CAREER STATISTICS Season GP-GS 2008-09 (Jr) 20-0 TOTALS 20-0

MP-Avg 76-3.8 76-3.8

FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct 6-12 .500 0-2 .000 6-12 .500 0-2 .000

FT-FTA Pct OR-DR-Reb/Avg PF-D 6-12 .500 8- 12 -20/1.0 12-0 6-12 .500 8- 12 -20/1.0 12-0

A TO 3 2 3 2

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B 2 2

S 1 1

Pts/Avg 18/0.9 18/0.9

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#14 Tamar Gruwell Senior / 1VL 5-8 / Guard Fairfield, California Vacaville HS Sierra College 2008-09: Third-leading scorer (7.0 ppg) for Seawolf team that posted school-best 31-4 record, reached NCAA Div. II Final 4, and won share of first GNAC title … ranked 2nd on team in 3FGs made (51) and 3FG% (.383), plus 3rd in steals (1.3 spg), FT% (.796), and minutes per game (25.1) … team’s 2nd-leading scorer (8.6 ppg) in five NCAA Tournament games, along with stats of 3.0 rpg, 2.2 spg, .560 FG, and team-bests of .529 3FG and 32.8 mpg … made NCAA West Regional All-Tournament Team after notching career-highs of 17 points (5-6 FG, 3-3 3FG, 4-6 FT) and 4 steals in title-game win at 5th-ranked Seattle Pacific; tallied 7 points (3-4 FG), 5 rebounds and 2 steals in regional semis victory over No. 10 UC San Diego as UAA held Tritons to season-low 49 points … scored double figures nine times, with Seawolves going unbeaten in those contests … boosted UAA to victory over Clayton State in NCAA Quarterfinals, scoring all 11 points (3-5 3FG, 2-2 FT) in 2nd half, along with 4 rebounds and 3 steals, as Seawolves erased 13-point deficit with 8 minutes left … had solid Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout, totaling 16 points (4-5 3FG, 4-4 FT), 6 rebounds and 3 assists in victories over Div. I Cal State Northridge and Syracuse … other top outings included 16 points (5-10 FG, 4-7 3FG, 2-2 FT) and 4 rebounds in 65-62 road win at NCAA qualifier Western Washington; 11 points (3-5 FG, 2-4 3FG, 3-4 FT) and 3 steals in 70-67 home victory over WWU; 12 points (4-8 3FG) and 3 steals in home win over Alaska Fairbanks; and 5 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 4 steals in home win over then-No. 14 Seattle Pacific … helped Seawolves ranked No. 1 nationally in opponent FG% (.318) and No. 2 in scoring defense (49.1 ppg allowed) … received team’s Most Inspirational Player award at season-ending banquet. BEFORE UAA: Earned second-team All-State and first-team All-Big 8 Conference honors as sophomore in 2007-08, averaging 17.9 points, 3.7 rebounds and 1.3 steals … shot 44.9 percent from the field, 42.8 percent on 3FGs and 95.8 percent (69-72) from FT line … led Wolverines to 27-7 overall record and 2nd-place finish (12-2) in Big 8 … featured in Sports Illustrated’s ‘Faces In the Crowd’ column of Dec. 31, 2007 for making 12 of 15 threes in Sierra’s victory over Modesto; her 12 treys and 45 points in that contest were both school records … earned third-team all-state honors as freshman … twotime Big 8 All-Academic honoree.

HIGH SCHOOL: Multi-sport star at Vacaville High … three-time All-Monticello Empire League pick, including MVP as senior in 2004-05 … McDonald’s All-American nominee and team captain … led Vacaville to 33-3 record as junior, including MEL, San Joaquin Section and CIF North Division championships ... earned All-MEL honors in cross country, won league title in 800 meters in track, and caught and hit clean-up for softball team. PERSONAL: Born Tamar Raquel Gruwell on Feb. 16, 1987 in California … daughter of Paul and Maria Gruwell … history major.

GRUWELL’S CAREER HIGHS Points — 17 at Seattle Pacific, 3/16/09 Rebounds — 8 vs Central Washington, 2/14/09 Assists — 6 vs Mansfield, 12/15/08 Blocks — 1, four times Steals — 4, three times (last Seattle Pacific, 3/16/09)

GRUWELL’S CAREER STATISTICS Season GP-GS MP-Avg FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct 2008-09 (Jr) 33-18 827/25.1 71-176 .403 51-133 .383 TOTALS 33-18 827/25.1 71-176 .403 51-133 .383

FT-FTA Pct OR-DR-Reb/Avg PF-D 39-49 .796 21-76– 97/2.9 40-0 39-49 .796 21-76– 97/2.9 40-0

A TO 45 40 45 40

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B 4 4

S Pts/Avg 44 232/7.0 44 232/7.0

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#50 Hanna Johansson Sophomore / 1VL 6-2 / Forward Gothenburg, Sweden Sanda HS

2008-09: Paced UAA’s Final 4 squad in FG percentage (.554) as true freshman, finishing with season averages of 4.7 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.0 steals … shot .605 (26-43) from the field in GNAC play as Seawolves claimed share of first league title … season FG% of .554 ranked No. 3 on school’s all-time list … team’s 2ndleading rebounder (5.0) and 3rd-leading scorer (6.7) in five NCAA Tournament games … scored double figures on five occasions, including season-high 17 points (7-8 FG, 3-4 FT) in home comefrom-behind victory over NW Nazarene … had 8 points (3-6 FG, 2-2 FT), 5 rebounds and 2 assists in NCAA Quarterfinals victory over Clayton State, and 12 points (4-9 FG, 4-4 FT) and 7 rebounds in NCAA Semifinals loss to eventual national champ Minnesota State … tallied 8 points (4-8 FG) and 8 rebounds in just 11 minutes of NCAA First Round win over NW Nazarene … other top outings included 10 points (5-5 FG) and 4 rebounds in Dec. 14 win over Mansfield; 8 points (3-5 FG), 7 rebounds and 2 assists in Dec. 19 home win over Cal State Stanislaus; and 8 points (3-4 FG, 2-3 FT), 5 rebounds and 2 assists in home win over Central Washington in first career start … shared team’s Most Improved Player award … played for Sweden at 2009 FIBA U-20 European Championships in Gdynia, Poland, in July. HIGH SCHOOL/BEFORE UAA: Played for Swedish National Team age-group squads from 2003-08 ... attended high school and played for Sanda Wildcats at the National Basketball Academy in Jonkoping ... played for Swedish squads that captured the silver medal at the 2007 FIBA Under-19 World Championships and the bronze medal at the 2006 FIBA Under-18 European Championships ... averaged 2.2 ppg and 2.8 rpg at 2006 European Championships ... had 5 points and 8 rebounds in a victory over Turkey and 4 points and 5 rebounds in opening-round upset of defending champ Russia ... averaged 1.6 ppg and 1.3 rpg at 2007 World Championships ... had 5 rebounds in victory over Canada and 6 points in title-game loss to USA. PERSONAL: Born Hanna Ellen Johansson on Mar. 14, 1989 in Sweden … daughter of Jan Johansson and Lena HavstamJohansson … major is undeclared.

JOHANSSON’S CAREER HIGHS Points — 17 vs NW Nazarene, 1/22/09 Rebounds — 8 vs NW Nazarene, 3/13/09 Assists — 3 vs Kuyper College, 1/2/09 Blocks — 1, four times Steals — 4, twice (last vs Kuyper College, 1/3/09)

JOHANSSON’S CAREER STATISTICS Season GP-GS 2008-09 (Fr) 35-2 TOTALS 35-2

MP-Avg FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct 421-12.0 67-121 .554 0-2 .000 421-12.0 67-121 .554 0-2 .000

FT-FTA Pct OR-DR-Reb/Avg PF-D 30-58 .517 50-67-117/3.3 52-0 30-58 .517 50-67-117/3.3 52-0

A TO 27 73 27 73

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S Pts/Avg 36 164/4.7 36 164/4.7

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#0 Nicci Miller Senior / 1VL 5-10 / Guard-Forward Denver, Colorado Hinkley HS Central Arizona College 2008-09: Led Seawolves with 10.5 points per game and ranked 2nd with 5.5 rebounds per game … played in 24 games with 17 starts … missed last 11 games, including Seawolves’ Final 4 run, after suffering concussion and broken nose in Feb. 21 game at NW Nazarene … finished with GNAC ranks of 15th in scoring and 16th in rebounding … scored double figures 14 times, including eight straight games from Dec. 14-Jan. 10 … reached season-high of 19 points three times, including in Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout victory over Div. I Cal State Northridge; named Carrs/Safeway Player of the Game against CSUN with totals of 7-14 FG, 3-7 3FG and 8 rebounds … earned GNAC co-Player of the Week honor after totaling 30 points (11-18 FG, 3-4 3FG), 14 rebounds, 4 assists and 5 steals in Dec. 14-15 home wins over Mansfield … other top performances included 19 points (7-12 FG, 3-6 3FG) and 3 steals in road win over Western Oregon; 15 points (6-14 FG, 2-3 3FG) and 4 rebounds in 53-49 home win over 14th-ranked Seattle Pacific; and 19 points (5-14 FG, 8-8 FT), 5 rebounds and 3 steals in Dec. 20 home win over Cal State Stanislaus. BEFORE UAA: Played on Central Arizona’s 2006-07 team that went 29-2 and finished runner-up at the NJCAA National Championships … shot second-best field-goal percentage (.605, 107-177) in Arizona Community College Athletic Conference and averaged 11.2 points per game … scoring average was third-best on team behind current USC guard Heather Oliver and Miami (FL) center Ashley Sours. HIGH SCHOOL: Named Ms. Colorado Basketball for Class 4A by the Denver Post and was three-time first-team All-State selection … was MVP of team all four years and played in ’The Show’ all-star game in Denver three times … earned all-tourney honors at prestigious Oregon Trail tournament … McDonald’s AllAmerica nominee … averaged over 30 points per game as senior … second-leading scorer in Class 4A as junior, averaging 28.3 ppg … once scored 36 points in a half … earned MVP honors at Hornet Classic as sophomore and junior, leading her team to title. PERSONAL: Born Donida Niccole Miller on Jan. 17, 1987 in Colorado … daughter of Edward and Sally Miller … sociology major.

MILLER’S CAREER HIGHS Points — 19, three times (last at Western Oregon, 1/10/09) Rebounds — 11 vs Bentley, 11/1/08 Assists — 4, twice (last at Alaska Fairbanks, 1/17/09) Blocks — 1, four times Steals — 3, five times (last at Western Oregon, 1/10/09)

MILLER’S CAREER STATISTICS Season GP-GS 2008-09 (Jr) 24-17 TOTALS 24-17

MP-Avg FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct 460-19.2 94-215 .437 24-66 .364 460-19.2 94-215 .437 24-66 .364

FT-FTA Pct OR-DR-Reb/Avg PF-D 41-62 .661 46-87-133/5.5 41-0 41-62 .661 46-87-133/5.5 41-0

A TO 27 67 27 67

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S Pts/Avg 31 253/10.5 31 253/10.5

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#10 Kiki Taylor Senior / 1VL 5-5 / Point Guard Colorado Springs, Colorado Harrison HS Western Nebraska CC 2008-09: One of two players to start all 35 games for Seawolves, tying school record … averaged 6.2 points and led team with 2.6 assists and 2.0 steals per game … ranked 3rd on squad with 4.0 rebounds per game from point guard position, upping that number to 5.2 rpg in league play … led team with 15 assists, 14 steals and 14 free throws made in five NCAA Tournament games, and was 3rdleading scorer (6.8 ppg) … finished with GNAC overall ranks of 4th in steals, 10th in assists, and 20th in defensive rebounding (3.4 drpg) … earned Best Defensive Player award for UAA squad that led nation in opponent FG% (.318) and ranked 2nd in scoring defense (49.1 ppg allowed) … scored season-high 19 points (7-13 FG, 3-3 3FG), plus 6 rebounds, 5 steals and 2 assists in regular-season home finale win over MSU Billings … came just shy of triple-double with 11 points, 9 rebounds and 9 assists in home win over Saint Martin’s … tallied 12 points (8-10 FT) and 5 steals in NCAA First Round win over NW Nazarene, and followed with 10 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists in 52-49 win over 10th-ranked UC San Diego … totaled 18 points and 4 steals in UAA victories over Div. I Cal State Northridge and Syracuse as UAA claimed Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout championship … had 7 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists and 4 steals in NCAA Quarterfinals win over Clayton State. BEFORE UAA: Two-year starter for national powerhouse Western Nebraska CC, playing on squads that went a combined 58-6 ... averaged 10.0 points, 3.1 assists and 2.4 rebounds per game as a sophomore in 2006-07, shooting 47.8 percent from the floor ... ranked third in Region IX with 2.4 steals per game, helping Cougars advance to the regional championship contest ... as a freshman, averaged 6.0 ppg on a squad that qualified for the NJCAA national tournament. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned 2004-05 Colorado Springs Coaches’ Class 4A Player of the Year honors ... First Team All-Area pick by Colorado Springs Gazette and Second Team All-State choice by Rocky Mountain News ... one of 20 girls statewide chosen to participate in “The Show” all-star game at Denver’s Pepsi Center. PERSONAL: Born Kierriea Shawnte Taylor on Apr. 7, 1987 in Colorado … daughter of Mark and Michelle Taylor … sociology major.

TAYLOR’S CAREER HIGHS Points — 19 vs MSU Billings, 3/7/09 Rebounds — 9, twice (last Central Washington, 2/14/09) Assists — 9 vs Saint Martin’s, 1/31/09 Blocks — 1, four times Steals — 5, three times (last vs Minnesota State, 3/25/09)

TAYLOR’S CAREER STATISTICS Season GP-GS 2008-09 (Jr) 35-35 TOTALS 35-35

MP-Avg FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct 735-21.0 79-216 .366 11-40 .275 735-21.0 79-216 .366 11-40 .275

FT-FTA Pct OR-DR-Reb/Avg PF-D 49-83 .590 21-118-139/4.0 85-1 49-83 .590 21-118-139/4.0 85-1

A TO 92 108 92 108

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S Pts/Avg 69 218/6.2 69 218/6.2

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#33 Viki Wohlers Sophomore / 1VL 6-4 / Center Wolfenbuettel, Germany Conserve [Wis.] School Oregon State 2008-09: Averaged 1.8 points and 1.9 rebounds in 19 games for UAA team that reached NCAA Div. II Final 4 … shot solid .515 FG percentage (17-33) … had UAA season-best 5 blocked shots in Jan. 3 win over Kuyper College … grabbed personal-best 9 rebounds in Jan. 2 win over Kuyper … tallied 4 points (2-3 FG) and 2 rebounds in win over Georgian Court in Seawolf debut … other top outings included 6 points (3-4 FG) and 2 rebounds in Dec. 14 win over Mansfield; and 3 points (1-1 FG, 1-1 FT) in home win over Saint Martin’s. BEFORE UAA: Played at Division I Oregon State in 2007-08, seeing action in six games ... averaged 0.7 ppg and 0.8 rpg, making 2 of 3 field goals … retroactively awarded redshirt season by NCAA. HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 26.6 points, 16.6 rebounds and 4.8 blocks per game as a senior at the Conserve School in Land O’ Lakes, Wis. ... second-leading scorer in state with 546 points ... named team co-MVP and made Northern Lakes Conference allstar team ... named All-State by Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Assocation for Division 4, the state’s smallest classification ... named honorable mention all-state by The Association Press ... also lettered in cross country at Conserve ... as a junior, played for Lake Mary (Fla.) High School in 2005-06, helping her squad to the 6A (large schools) state title ... previously attended Grosse Schule Wolfenbüttel in hometown of Wolfenbüttel, Germany ... played for German Junior National Team from 2002-04. PERSONAL: Born Viktoria Kaethe Wohlers on Mar. 7, 1989 in Wolfenbüttel, Germany ... daughter of Bettina and Jurgen Wohlers ... father was captain of 1972 Germany Olympic Team and played professionally in home country ... brother Moritz played collegiately at Montana State Billings and has played professionally in Europe since 2006 ... played tennis for 10 years ... business major.

WOHLERS’ CAREER HIGHS Points — 6, twice (last vs Kuyper College, 1/3/09) Rebounds — 9 vs Kuyper College, 1/2/09 Assists — 1, three times Blocks — 5 vs Kuyper College Steals — 0

WOHLERS’ CAREER STATISTICS Season GP-GS 2008-09 (Fr) 19-0 TOTALS 19-0

MP-Avg 132-6.9 132-6.9

FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct 17-33 .515 0-0 .000 17-33 .515 0-0 .000

FT-FTA Pct OR-DR-Reb/Avg PF-D 1-3 .333 13-24– 37/1.9 16-0 1-3 .333 13-24– 37/1.9 16-0

A TO 3 18 3 18

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B 9 9

S 0 0

Pts/Avg 35/1.8 35/1.8

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#43 Kelsie Gourdin Junior / TR 5-10 / Forward Littleton, Colorado Heritage HS Mesa State 2008-09: Redshirted as required by NCAA transfer rules. BEFORE UAA: Played in 54 career games at Div. II Mesa State in Grand Junction, Colo., including 31 starting assignments … was Mavericks’ second-leading scorer (13.0 ppg) and rebounder (6.4 rpg) as a sophomore in 2007-08, earning First Team All-Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference West Division status … led team with 0.6 blocks and 2.9 free throws made per game, and ranked 2nd in steals (1.3) and 3rd in assists (1.9) … scored double-digits on 19 occasions, including nine times in the last 10 games (16.1 ppg) … grabbed two double-doubles, including 11 pts-10 reb. in loss to nationally ranked Fort Lewis … named RMAC West Division Player of the Week on Feb. 4

after putting up numbers of 26.5 ppg, 6.0 rpg, .568 FG and .917 FT shooting in road wins over Adams State (career-high 32 pts) and CSU-Pueblo … earned All-Glacier Classic honors after averaging 20.0 ppg and 7.5 rpg in losses to UAA and UAF in Anchorage … played in 26 games with five starts for MSC squad that went 17-11 in 2006-07 … averaged 5.0 ppg and 2.9 rpg with season-highs of 22 points and 7 rebounds at CSU-Pueblo … scored double digits in five contests and shot .804 from FT line (41-51) as freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner in basketball, helping Heritage High to State runner-up finish in 2003 … earned second-team all-state honors as senior in 2005-06 … honorable mention all-state as sophomore and junior … played in prestigious ‘The Show’ allstar game in Denver as senior … three-time all-state performer in rugby, helping HHS to 2004 state runner-up finish … also lettered once in track & field … inducted to HHS Athletic Hall of Fame. PERSONAL: Born Kelsie Justine Gourdin on May 16, 1988 in Trinidad, Colo. … daughter of David Gourdin Jr. and Terri Hatch … hobbies include drawing, shoe shopping and cooking … sociology major.

GOURDIN’S CAREER STATISTICS (at Mesa State)

Season GP-GS MP-Avg FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct FT-FTA 2006-07 (Fr) 26-5 325-12.5 43-113 .381 2- 9 .222 41- 51 2007-08 (So) 28-26 721-25.8 137-301 .455 7-28 .250 82-109 TOTALS 54-31 1046-19.4 180-414 .435 9-37 .243 123-160

Pct OR-DR-Reb/Avg PF-D .804 26-49-75/2.9 51-1 .752 57-122-179/6.4 94-6 .769 83-171-254/4.7 145-7

A TO B 24 45 6 54 109 18 78 154 24

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S Pts/Avg 12 129/ 5.0 37 363/13.0 49 492/ 9.1

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#30 Sarah Herrin Junior / TR 5-8 / Guard Nikiski, Alaska Nikiski HS Alaska Fairbanks 2008-09: Redshirted as required by NCAA transfer rules. BEFORE UAA: Played first two seasons at rival Alaska Fairbanks … Nanooks’ fifth-leading scorer (6.0 ppg) and third-leading rebounder (4.6 rpg) as a sophomore in 2007-08 … scored careerhigh 20 points (7-11 FG, 3-4 3FG, 3-3 FT) and grabbed six rebounds in victory over Mesa State, helping her earn All-Glacier

Classic honors … led team in rebounding three times, including career-high 10 against Texas-Permian Basin … voted team’s ‘best defender’ by her teammates … earned spot on GNAC All-Academic Team … played in all 27 games as a freshman, averaging 3.6 ppg and 2.6 rpg. HIGH SCHOOL: Named 2005-06 Alaska 3A Player of the Year, firstteam all-state as a senior at Nikiski High … earned Southcentral Conference MVP honors as a junior and senior … led Bulldogs to back-to-back conference titles and the 2006 3A state championship. PERSONAL: Born Sarah LeAnne Herrin on Oct. 3, 1987 in Alaska … daughter of Kevin and Christine Herrin … is six-time Alaska state champion in motocross in women’s expert class … other interests include snowmaching and jet-skiing … justice major.

HERRIN’S CAREER STATISTICS (at Alaska Fairbanks)

Season GP-GS MP-Avg FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct 2006-07 (Fr) 27-1 365-13.5 30- 97 .309 8-27 .296 2007-08 (So) 26-25 679-26.1 58-177 .328 11-30 .367 TOTALS 53-26 1044-19.7 88-274 .321 19-57 .333

FT-FTA 29-37 30-47 59–84

Pct OR-DR-Reb/Avg PF-D .784 24- 45- 69/2.6 34-0 .638 62- 57-119/4.6 51-0 .702 86-102-186/3.5 85-0

A TO 14 35 28 44 42 79

B 2 5 7

S Pts/Avg 10 97/3.6 22 157/6.0 32 254/4.8

#23 Alysa Horn Freshman / RS 5-11 / Forward Kodiak, Alaska Kodiak HS

2008-09: Redshirted.

Dimond Prep and Joe Floyd … named MVP of Joe Floyd tourney as a junior … grabbed most rebounds in Dimond Prep Invitational and won three-point competition at Capital City as a senior … lettered three times in volleyball, earning Team MVP as a senior … also lettered three times in track & field, placing runner-up in 300-meter hurdles at NLC meet … honor roll student all four years … National Honor Society member final two years.

BEFORE UAA: Four-year letterwinner at Kodiak High, earning Team MVP honors as a senior and All-Northern Lights Conference honors three times … named to numerous all-tournament teams throughout prep career, including Capital City Classic,

PERSONAL: Born Alysa Anne Horn on Jan. 9, 1990 in Alaska … daughter of David and June Horn … other interests include snowboarding, kneeboarding, kayaking and volleyball … physical education major.

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#5 Jordan Martin Freshman / RS 5-6 / Guard Anchorage, Alaska East HS

2008-09: Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered twice in both basketball and volleyball at East High … earned All-Cook Inlet Conference and CIC AllTournament honors as a senior in 2007-08 … averaged 10.5 points, 4.5 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game … also named

CIC All-Tourney as a junior … helped T-birds to third place at 2007 Class 4A State Tournament in basketball as well as State runner-up finish in volleyball … captained both T-bird basketball and volleyball squads as a senior … honor roll student all four years; National Honor Society … earned UA Scholar scholarship. PERSONAL: Born Jordan Renee Martin on March Oct. 19, 1989 in North Dakota … daughter of Marty and Tracy Martin … engineering major.

#12 Leah Stepovich Senior / TR 5-7 / Guard Fairbanks, Alaska Monroe Catholic HS Seattle University 2008-09: Redshirted. BEFORE UAA: Played junior season at former GNAC rival Seattle University in 2007-08, averaging 4.7 points, 2.0 rebounds and 0.6 assists per game … ranked fourth in GNAC in 3FG percentage at .408 (29-71) and made 13 of 14 free throws … earned three starting assignments as Redhawks went 16-11 overall … played freshman and sophomore campaigns at Casper (Wyo.) College … helped T-Birds to 26-9 record and NJCAA national

tourney berth in 2006-07, averaging 8.9 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.8 steals … started 32 of 33 games and was team’s fourth-leading scorer … as freshman, averaged 5.5 points and 2.0 rebounds for 21-13 squad … career FT percentage at Casper was .923 (60-65). HIGH SCHOOL: Named Anchorage Daily News/Alaska Media state Player of the Year for Class 3A in both 2003-04 and 2004-05 … averaged 17 points, 4 assists and 3.3 rebounds as senior … led Rams to 3A state titles in both 2004 and 2005, state tourney appearance as freshman in 2002, and four straight Aurora Conference tiltles … helped Rams to 2005 Aurora Conference title in volleyball … earned 12 total letters (4 basketball, 4 volleyball, 4 softball). PERSONAL: Born Leah Maria Stepovich on March 16, 1987 in Alaska … daughter of Mike and Chris Stepovich … education major.

STEPOVICH’S CAREER STATISTICS (at Seattle U.) Season GP-GS 2007-08 (Jr) 26-3 TOTALS 26-3

MP-Avg FG-Att Pct 3FG-Att Pct 327-12.6 40-105 .381 29-71 .408 327-12.6 40-105 .381 29-71 .408

FT-FTA Pct OR-DR-Reb/Avg PF-D 13-14 .929 9- 42- 51/2.0 15-0 13-14 .929 9- 42- 51/2.0 15-0

A TO 16 26 16 26

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B 0 0

S Pts/Avg 7 122/4.7 7 122/4.7

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#35 Brooke Larsen

Kaitlin #21 McBride Junior / TR 5-8 / Guard Bothell, Washington Bothell HS Yakima Valley CC

Freshman / HS 6-0 / Forward Kearns, Utah Kearns HS HIGH SCHOOL: Played Named First Team All-State for Class 5A (large schools) by both Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret News as senior in 2008-09, averaging 15.4 points, 10.0 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 1.5 steals per game … played in prestigious 5A Senior All-Star Game, scoring 8 points for West squad … McDonald’s All-America nominee … all-state honorable mention by Deseret News as junior in ’07-08 … first-team all-region as both junior and senior … also earned all-state honorable mention nod in volleyball as junior … ran sprints for KHS track squad, contributing to 4x400 regional title … lettered four times in basketball, twice in volleyball and once each in track and softball. PERSONAL: Born Brooke Marie Larsen on Sept. 16, 1990 in Utah … daughter of Sherm Larsen & Laurie Lund … major is undeclared..

Torle #4 Nenbee

BEFORE UAA: Played sophomore season at Yakima Valley (Wash.) Community College in 2008-09 ... helped Yaks to unbeaten (140) league record and Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges East Region title ... averaged 9.6 points, 3.5 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.8 steals per game as YVCC finished 25-7 overall ... Second-Team All-NWAACC pick during both regular season and postseason tournament ... in the NWAACC East-West All-Star Game, helped East to 82-63 victory with team-highs of 14 points and 6 assists, plus 7 rebounds ... played freshman season at GNAC rival Western Washington, averaging 2.7 ppg, 1.3 rpg and 1.2 apg, while logging 11 starts. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned second-team All-King County and team MVP honors as senior … finished 7th in triple jump at largeschools Washington State Championships and named MVP of BHS track & field squad … honor-roll student. PERSONAL: Born Kaitlin Rachelle McBride on Nov. 28, 1988 in Washington … daughter of Todd & Michelle McBride … sociology major.

Junior / TR 5-7 / Guard Salt Lake City, Utah Cypress HS Snow College BEFORE UAA: Played two seasons at Snow College in Ephraim, Utah … earned NJCAA All-Region 18 first-team honors as a sophomore in 2008-09 after averaging 12.6 points and 6.7 rebounds, and shooting 58.7 percent from the field … voted Snow’s team MVP. BEFORE UAA: Second-team all-state honoree by Deseret News as senior at Cypress High in 2007 … averaging 15.7 points as a senior, third-best in the state for Class 4A … competed in shot put and was among top prep javelin throwers in Utah, winning state title as sophomore … earned three varsity letters in basketball and track & field, plus two in volleyball. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 25, 1988 in Nigeria … daughter of Innocent and Charity Nenbee … moved to United States at age 10 … began playing basketball in 9th grade … sociology major.

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THE GREAT NORTHWEST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE/SEAWOLF FACILITIES

tretching from Alaska to Oregon to Montana – and soon Canada – the Great Northwest Athletic Conference has quickly established itself as one of the most successful league in the NCAA Division II ranks. Founded in 2001 as a 10-team league, the GNAC currently features nine institutions – Alaska Anchorage, Alaska Fairbanks, Central Washington, Montana State Billings, Northwest Nazarene, Saint Martin’s, Seattle Pacific, Western Oregon and Western Washington. And the 2010-11 campaign will begin a new era as the league

goes back to 10 teams with the addition of Simon Fraser University of Burnaby, British Columbia. In the last two years alone, the GNAC has produced one national team title (SPU women’s soccer, 2009), three national runner-up finishes, and three NCAA Final 4 placings (all by the Seawolf basketball teams). UAA sponsors seven of the GNAC’s 14 sports – volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, and men’s and women’s outdoor track & field.

2008-09 GNAC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL W L PCT MB W L PCT xyz-ALASKA ANCHORAGE (3) 14 2 .875 —– 31 4 .886 xy-Seattle Pacific (7) 14 2 .875 —– 23 5 .821 y-Northwest Nazarene 11 5 .688 3.0 19 9 .704 y-Western Washington 11 5 .688 3.0 18 10 .667 Montana State Billings 8 8 .500 6.0 16 11 .593 Saint Martin’s 7 9 .438 7.0 16 12 .571 Central Washington 4 12 .250 10.0 7 20 .259 Western Oregon 3 13 .188 11.0 8 19 .296 Alaska Fairbanks 0 16 .000 14.0 5 20 .200 ( ) Final WBCA national ranking x-GNAC co-champion / y-NCAA Tournament qualifier / z-West Region champion

GNAC POSTSEASON AWARDS

Player of the Year: Rebecca Kielpinski, UAA Co-Newcomers of the Year: Jackie Thiel, UAA & Jessica Summers, WWU Freshman of the Year: Jordan Harazin, SPU Coach of the Year: Tim Moser, UAA FIRST TEAM: Rebecca Kielpinski, UAA (C, 6-2, Sr., Mandan, ND); Alira Carpenter, MSUB (G, 5-8, Sr., Lewistown, MT); Daesha Henderson, SPU, G, 5-8, Jr., Snohomish, WA); Kelsey Hill, SPU (C, 6-2, Sr., Portland, OR); Dara Zack, SMU (F, 5-10, So., Spokane, WA); Katie Torland, WOU (F, 5-10, Jr., Burns, OR). SECOND TEAM: Jessica Summers, WWU (F, 6-1, Sr., Blaine, WA); Jackie Thiel, UAA (G, 5-4, Sr., Plainview, TX); Amanda Dunbar, WWU (G, 5-9, So., Marysville, WA); Kelsey Burns, SPU (G, 5-11, Sr., Seattle, WA); Mallory Whipple, NNU (G, 5-7, Sr., Redmond, OR); Claire Pallansch, WWU (C, 6-1, Sr., Redmond, WA). HONORABLE MENTION: Ruby Williams, UAA (F, 5-10, Sr., Phoenix, AZ); Sheena Brown, UAF (G, 5-8, Sr.), Shantell Marquis, MSUB (G, 5-10, Jr.); Kayla Ryan, MSUB (F, 6-1, So.); Kristin Hein, NNU (C, 5-11, Jr.); Brittney Roggenkamp, NNU (G, 5-11, Jr.); Lindsay Brady, NNU (G, 5-8, Jr.); Jamey Gelhar, SMU (G, 5-6, Jr.); Roni Jo Mielke, SMU (G, 5-6, So.); Maddie Maloney, SPU (G, 5-10, So.).

SEAWOLF FACILITIES

he Seawolves host their home games on campus in the 1,250-seat Wells Fargo Sports Complex, where they have won 83 percent of their contests over the years. The gym, which has housed Seawolf basketball, volleyball and gymnastics since 1978, provides an intimate and festive atmosphere for competitors and fans alike. Seawolf basketball players also make use

of the WFSC’s other facilities — weight room, fitness center, 25-meter pool, jogging track and sauna — for training and recreation. At Thanksgiving, the Seawolves move their home Photo by Klas Stolpe to the 8,700-seat Sullivan Arena in Midtown Anchorage, where they host the annual Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout.

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2008-09 SEASON REVIEW 2008-09 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS # 0 54 14 15 13 10 11 3 50 25 33 21 24 2

Player GP-GS Min.-Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-Att Pct FT-FTA Pct. OD-DR-Reb/Avg PF-D A Nicci Miller 24-17 460-19.2 94-215 .437 24-66 .364 41-62 .661 46-87-133/5.5 41-0 27 Rebecca Kielpinski 35-35 943-26.9 134-262 .511 0-1 .000 97-145 .669 108-182-290/8.3 63-0 72 Tamar Gruwell 33-18 827-25.1 71-176 .403 51-133 .383 39-49 .796 21-76-97/2.9 40-0 45 Ruby Williams 25-15 522-20.9 66-175 .377 0-1 .000 39-58 .672 45-49-94/3.8 27-0 25 Dasha Basova 35-17 523-14.9 87-222 .392 40-132 .303 23-28 .821 30-73-103/2.9 64-1 21 Kiki Taylor 35-35 735-21.0 79-216 .366 11-40 .275 49-83 .590 21-118-139/4.0 85-1 92 Jackie Thiel 35-1 853-24.4 63-127 .496 59-112 .527 24-27 .889 12-65-77/2.2 41-0 92 Elisha Harris 35-21 649-18.5 76-224 .339 25-90 .278 19-24 .792 39-67-106/3.0 58-0 57 Hanna Johansson 35-2 421-12.0 67-121 .554 0-2 .000 30-58 .517 50-67-117/3.3 52-0 27 Nikki Aden 35-12 541-15.5 57-149 .383 19-64 .297 25-37 .676 20-62-82/2.3 50-0 33 Viki Wohlers 19-0 132-6.9 17-33 .515 0-0 .000 1-3 .333 13-24-37/1.9 16-0 3 Tristan Burnett 23-1 137-6.0 11-33 .333 6-24 .250 1-2 .500 9-9-18/0.8 20-0 13 Danielle Dekel 32-1 206-6.4 11-40 .275 10-32 .313 2-2 1.000 7-23-30/0.9 13-0 21 Brittany Collins 20-0 76-3.8 6-12 .500 0-2 .000 6-12 .500 8-12-20/1.0 12-0 3 TEAM 62-67-129/3.7 UAA Totals 35 7025 839-2005 .418 245-699 .351 396-590 .671 491-981-1472/42.1 582-2 531 Opponent Totals 35 7025 597-1879 .318 169-582 .290 357-533 .670 374-759-1133/32.4 534-8 385

TO 67 85 40 56 51 108 45 43 73 37 18 7 28 2 6 666 696

B 4 79 4 6 10 4 5 2 4 2 9 0 5 2

S Pts-Avg 31 253-10.5 31 365-10.4 44 232- 7.0 16 171- 6.8 20 237- 6.8 69 218- 6.2 50 209- 6.0 42 196- 5.6 36 164- 4.7 35 158- 4.5 0 35- 1.8 12 29- 1.3 5 34- 1.1 1 18- 0.9

136 392 2319-66.3 113 261 1720-49.1

2008-09 RESULTS

(31-4 OVERALL; 14-2 GNAC — 19-0 HOME; 7-2 ROAD; 5-2 NEUTRAL)

Photo by Andy Towell

Top: The Seawolves celebrate their second straight NCAA West Region title at Brougham Pavilion in Seattle. Bottom: Rebecca Kielpinski earned All-America and GNAC Player of the Year honors for the third straight season.

Date Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 15 Nov 20 Nov 21 Nov 25 Nov 26 Dec 14 Dec 15 Dec 19 Dec 20 Jan 2 Jan 3 Jan 8 Jan 10 Jan 17 Jan 22 Jan 24 Jan 29 Jan 31 Feb 4 Feb 7 Feb 12 Feb 14 Feb 19 Feb 21 Feb 26 Feb 28 Mar 7 Mar 13 Mar 14 Mar 16 Mar 24 Mar 25

Opponent W/L vs Columbus State ^ W vs Bentley ^ W vs Lake Superior State ^ L GEORGIAN COURT W COLORADO CHRISTIAN W COLORADO CHRISTIAN W CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE $ W SYRACUSE $ W MANSFIELD W MANSFIELD W CAL STATE STANISLAUS W CAL STATE STANISLAUS W KUYPER COLLEGE W KUYPER COLLEGE W at Saint Martin’s* W at Western Oregon* W at Alaska Fairbanks* W NORTHWEST NAZARENE* W SEATTLE PACIFIC* W WESTERN OREGON* W SAINT MARTIN’S* W ALASKA FAIRBANKS* W at Montana State Billings* W WESTERN WASHINGTON* W CENTRAL WASHINGTON* W at Seattle Pacific* L at Northwest Nazarene* L at Central Washington* W at Western Washington* W MONTANA STATE BILLINGS* W vs Northwest Nazarene % W vs UC San Diego % W at Seattle Pacific % W vs Clayton State # W vs Minnesota State # L

Score Att. 53-39 136 46-43 103 65-70 (ot) 142 77-33 564 55-54 448 63-38 476 72-44 5783 58-57 5385 80-45 365 89-43 327 86-52 451 72-45 513 89-29 417 80-23 356 61-46 134 57-39 483 74-46 259 65-54 539 53-49 856 83-56 739 73-40 1160 71-43 615 56-55 1097 70-67 1058 76-48 848 42-54 543 48-71 634 70-35 159 65-62 890 74-52 930 64-54 243 52-49 273 54-43 1234 66-59 696 60-83 745

^ Disney’s Division II Tip-Off Classic — Orlando, Fla. $ Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout — Sullivan Arena * Great Northwest Athletic Conference game % NCAA Div. II West Regional — Seattle, Wash. # NCAA Elite Eight — San Antonio, Texas

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UAA Hi Scorer Kielpinski 16 Kielpinski 10 Taylor 14 Miller 15 Basova 25 Harris 15 Miller 19 Kielpinski 16 Miller 14 Miller 16 Aden 16 Miller 19 Thiel 15 Thiel 24 Kielpinski 15 Miller 19 Basova 22 Johansson 17 Miller 15 Harris 15 Kielpinski 16 Gruwell 12 Williams 15 Basova 14 Williams 17 Kielpinski 9 Johansson 9 Aden 13 Gruwell 16 Taylor 19 Kielpinski 16 Kielpinski 14 Gruwell 17 Kielpinski 14 Kielpinski 14

SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MOST POINTS Game: 41, Allegra Stoetzel vs. Spring Arbor, 11/24/95 Season: 623, Eva Robinson, 1980-81 Career: 2,237, Robin Graul, 1985-89 HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE Season: 22.7, Robin Graul, 1986-87 Career: 20.2, Robin Graul, 1985-89 FIELD GOALS MADE Game: 15, Eva Robinson vs Alaska Fairbanks, 12/5/80 Season: 229, Eva Robinson, 1980-81 Career: 819, Robin Graul, 1985-89

Allegra Stoetzel

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game: 33, Cynthia Denman vs Boise State, 2/27/79 Season: 523, Kim Roberts, 1979-80 Career: 1,599, Robin Graul, 1985-89 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Game: .909 [10-11], Ruby Williams vs Texas-Permian Basin, 12/7/08; Dana Bottoms vs Notre Dame de Namur, 11/17/97 Season: .566,Wendy Sturgis, 1988-89 Career: .512, Robin Graul, 1985-89 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Game: 8, Jayci Stone at UAF, 1/27/07; Maria Nilsson vs Saint Martin’s, 2/3/07 Season: 83, Maria Nilsson, 2006-08 Career: 191, Allegra Stoetzel, 1992-96 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game: 21, Jayci Stone at UAF, 1/27/07 Season: 223, Jayci Stone, 2006-07 Career: 563, Allegra Stoetzel, 1992-96 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Game (min. 6 att.) — 1.000 [6-6] by Dasha Basova at Alaska Fairbanks, 1/17/09 Game (min. 8 att.) — .800 [8-10] by Jackie Thiel vs Kuyper College, 1/3/09 Season (Min. 30 atts): .537 (29-54), Greta Fadness, 1987-88 Career: .465 (164-353), Greta Fadness, 1987-91 FREE THROWS MADE Game: 19, Robin Graul vs Montana State-Billings, 2/7/89 Season: 188, Robin Graul, 1988-89 Career: 598, Robin Graul, 1985-89 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Game: 21, Robin Graul vs Montana State-Billings, 2/7/89 Season: 236, Debbie Clare, 1983-84 Career: 736, Robin Graul, 1985-89

Maria Nilsson

Robin Graul

ASSISTS Game: 15, Diane Dobrich vs Denver, 1/5/90 Season: 187, Diane Dobrich, 1989-90 Season Average: 6.9, Diane Dobrich, 1989-90 Career: 460, Allegra Stoetzel, 1992-96 Career Average: 4.6, Kelly Reilly, 1985-87 STEALS Game: 10, Stacie Cepin vs The Master’s College, 2/14/98 Season: 95, Robin Graul, 1985-86 and 1988-89; Allegra Stoetzel, 1994-95 Season Average: 3.5, Allegra Stoetzel, 1994-95 Career: 329, Robin Graul, 1985-89 Career Average: 3.0, Robin Graul, 1985-89 BLOCKED SHOTS Game: 8, Rebecca Kielpinski vs SW Minnesota State, 12/17/06; vs Seattle Pacific, 2/7/08 Season: 69, Rebecca Kielpinski, 2007-08 Season Average: 2.3, Dana Bottoms, 2000-01 Career: 262, Rebecca Kielpinski, 2005-09 Career Average: 2.1, Rebecca Kielpinski, 2005-09 DOUBLE-DOUBLES Season: Career: 48, Rebecca Kielpinski, 2005-09

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Game: 1.000 (14-14), Kamie Jo Massey at Central Washington, 2/14/04 Season: .867, Greta Fadness, 1990-91 Career: .854, Robbie Robinson, 1985-87

GAMES PLAYED Season: 35, fourteen players tied (2008-09–Nikki Aden, Dasha Basova, Elisha Harris, Hanna Johansson, Rebecca Kielpinski, Kiki Taylor, Jackie Thiel; 2007-08–Dasha Basova, Danielle Dekel, Rebecca Kielpinski, Maria Nilsson, Lillie Parks, Kalhie Quinones) Career: 126, Rebecca Kielpinski, 2005-09

REBOUNDS Game: 24, Tammy Middaugh vs Puget Sound, 12/11/81 Season: 335, Debbie Clare, 1983-84 Season Average: 11.2, Debbie Clare, 1983-84 Career: 1,181, Rebecca Kielpinski, 2005-09 Career Average: 10.3, Debbie Clare, 1983-85

GAMES STARTED Season: 35, four players tied (2008-09–Rebecca Kielpinski, Kiki Taylor; 2007-08–Rebecca Kielpinski, Kalhie Quinones) Career: 126, Rebecca Kielpinski, 2005-09

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SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — TEAM RECORDS MOST POINTS SCORED Game: 133 vs LSU-Shreveport, 1/12/96 Season: 2,475, 2007-08 Season Average: 84.5, 1989-90 GREATEST MARGINS Of Victory: 97 (127-30) vs Crown, 11/17/95 Of Defeat: 60 (54-114) at Oregon State, 2/7/80 Average Victory, Season: +19.0, 2007-08 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED 1st Half: 2nd Half: Game: 21 vs Lincoln Christian, 11/27/01 Season: 1621, 1982-83 Season Avg: 49.1, 2008-09 MOST POINTS ALLOWED Game: 114 vs Oregon St., 2/7/80 1st Half: 2nd Half:

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Game: .947 (18-19) vs Seattle Pacific, 2/16/95 Season: .731, 2003-04 REBOUNDS Game: 68 vs Silver Lake, 11/22/91 Season Average: 52.5, 1980-81 Largest Margin, Season: +10.8, 2007-08 ASSISTS Game: 35 vs. LSU-Shreveport, 1/12/96 Season: Season Average: 19.0, 1986-87 STEALS Game: 41 vs. Crown, 11/17/95 Season: 392, 2008-09 Season Average: 14.4, 1995-96

FIELD GOALS MADE Game: 55 vs. Crown, 11/17/95 Season: 912, 2007-08

BLOCKS Game: 13 vs Kuyper College, 1/3/09 Season: 136, 2008-09 Season Average: 4.7, 2000-01

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game: 102 vs. Crown, 11/18/95 Season: 2286, 1980-81 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Game: .680 vs California-Santa Cruz, 11/25/91 Season: .500, 1988-89 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Game: 14 vs Saint Martin’s, 2/3/07; & vs Kuyper College, 1/3/09 Season: 245, 2008-09 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game: 40 vs Kuyper College, 1/3/09 Season: 699, 2008-09 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Game (min. 10 att.): .786 (11-14) vs Seattle Pacific, 2/7/08 Season: .467 (43-92), 1987-88 FREE THROWS MADE Game: 34 vs Bentley College, 11/19/90 Season: 509, 1993-94

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED Game: 51 vs Southern Indiana, 12/12/92 Season: 806, 1980-81

TURNOVERS Game (Fewest): 6 vs Lincoln Christian, 11/26/01 Season Average (Fewest): 16.8, 2007-08 SEASON WON-LOSS RECORDS Most Games Played: 35, 2007-08 & 2008-09 Most Wins: 31, 2008-09 Most Losses: 26, 1979-80 Most Home Wins: 19, 2008-09 Most Road Wins: 10, 2007-08 Most Conference Wins: 15, 2007-08 Highest Win Pct: .886 (31-4), 2008-09 Fewest Losses: 6, 2007-08 Most OT Games: 4, 2002-03 Consecutive Games Won: Overall: 22, Nov. 15, 2008-Feb. 14, 2009 Season: 22, Nov. 15, 2008-Feb. 14, 2009 Home: 29, Feb. 25, 2006-Jan. 19, 2008 Road: 7, Jan. 6-Feb. 23, 1988 To Begin Season: 12, 2006-07

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SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS UAA SINGLE-SEASON STATS LEADERS POINTS 1. Eva Robinson (1980-81) 2. Robin Graul (1986-87) 3. Robin Graul (1988-89) 4. Robin Graul (1987-88) 5. Heidi Alderman (1994-95) 6. Debbie Clare (1983-84) 7. Allegra Stoetzel (1994-95) 8. Eva Robinson (1979-80) 9. Beth Clure (1991-92) 10. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-06)

623 591 584 566 564 559 543 539 531 523

SCORING AVERAGE 1. Robin Graul (1986-87) 2. Eva Robinson (1980-81) 3. Heidi Alderman (1994-95) 4. Robin Graul (1988-89) 5. Allegra Stoetzel (1994-95) 6. Robin Graul (1987-88) 7. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-06) 8. Bell Jordan (2001-02) 9. Beth Clure (1991-92) 10. Wendy Sturgis (1990-91)

22.7 22.3 20.9 20.9 20.1 19.5 19.4 19.0 19.0 18.9

REBOUNDS 1. Debbie Clare (1983-84) 2. Tammy Middaugh (1981-82) 3. Rebecca Kielpinski (2006-07) Rebecca Kielpinski (2007-08) 5. Rebecca Kielpinski (2008-09) 6. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-03) 7. Eva Robinson (1979-80) 8. Deanna Septon (1980-81) 9. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-06) 10. Debbie Clare (1984-85)

335 318 312 312 290 286 282 281 267 262

REBOUNDING AVERAGE 1. Debbie Clare (1983-84) 2. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-03) 3. Tammy Middaugh (1981-82) 4. Rebecca Kielpinski (2006-07) 5. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-06) 6. Tiffany Massey (2000-01) 7. Bell Jordan (2001-02) Kamie Jo Massey (2003-04) 9. Debbie Clare (1984-85) 10. Eva Robinson (1979-80)

11.17 11.00 10.97 10.76 9.89 9.67 9.37 9.37 9.36 9.10

ASSISTS 1. Diane Dobrich (1989-90) 2. Lucrecia Burleson (1990-91) 3. Sharon McIntyre (1984-85) Robin Graul (1988-89) 5. Tiffany Massey (2000-01) 6. Kalhie Quinones (2007-08) 7. Kelly Reilly (1986-87) 8. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-03) 9. Kelly Reilly (1985-86) 10. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-93) Allegra Stoetzel (1994-95)

187 171 138 138 130 129 127 125 123 119 119

ASSISTS PER GAME 1. Diane Dobrich (1989-90) 2. Lucrecia Burleson (1990-91) 3. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-93) 4. Sharon McIntyre (1984-85)

6.93 6.11 4.96 4.93

Robin Graul (1988-89) 6. Kelly Reilly (1986-87) 7. Tiffany Massey (2000-01) 8. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-03) 9. Allegra Stoetzel (1994-95) 10. Kelly Reilly (1985-86)

4.93 4.88 4.81 4.81 4.41 4.39

STEALS 1. Robin Graul (1985-86) Robin Graul (1988-89) Allegra Stoetzel (1994-95) 4. Allegra Stoetzel (1995-96) Heidi Alderman (1995-96) 6. Chris Gage (1980-81) 7. Stacie Cepin (1997-98) 8. Kim Roberts (1979-80) Diane Dobrich (1989-90) 10. Tiffany Massey (1999-00)

95 95 95 91 91 90 86 84 84 83

STEALS PER GAME 1. Allegra Stoetzel (1994-95) 2. Robin Graul (1985-86) Robin Graul (1988-89) 4. Allegra Stoetzel (1995-96) Heidi Alderman (1995-96) 6. Jami Digerness (1992-93) 7. Stacie Cepin (1997-98) 8. Diane Dobrich (1989-90) 9. Robin Graul (1986-87) 10. Chris Gage (1980-81)

3.52 3.39 3.39 3.37 3.37 3.25 3.19 3.11 2.92 2.73

BLOCKS 1. Rebecca Kielpinski (2008-09) 2. Rebecca Kielpinski (2007-08) 3. Rebecca Kielpinski (2006-07) 4. Dana Bottoms (2000-01) 5. Tammy Middaugh (1981-82) 6. Sonya Welch (1988-89) 7. Cheryl Bishop (1986-87) Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-06) 9. Cheryl Bishop (1983-84) 10. Cheryl Bishop (1982-83)

79 69 63 62 58 53 51 51 47 42

BLOCKS PER GAME 1. Dana Bottoms (2000-01) 2. Rebecca Kielpinski (2008-09) 3. Cheryl Bishop (1986-87) 4. Rebecca Kielpinski (2006-07) 5. Tammy Middaugh (1981-82) 6. Rebecca Kielpinski (2007-08) 7. Sonya Welch (1988-89) 8. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-06) 9. Cheryl Bishop (1982-83) 10. Janet Rickstrew (1982-83)

2.30 2.26 2.22 2.17 2.00 1.97 1.89 1.89 1.68 1.63

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. Salina Anderson (1995-96) 2. Wendy Sturgis (1988-89) 3. Hanna Johansson (2008-09) 4. Wendy Sturgis (1990-91) 5. Sonya Welch (1986-87) 6. Darlene Smith (1987-88) 7. Robin Graul (1988-89) 8. Julie Benson (1986-87) 9. Wendy (Sturgis) Hildman (1991-92) 10. Ruby Williams (2007-08)

.593 .566 .554 .545 .542 .540 .540 .538 .532 .527

FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Eva Robinson (1980-81) 2. Debbie Clare (1983-84) 3. Robin Graul (1986-87) 4. Robin Graul (1987-88) 5. Robin Graul (1985-86) 6. Beth Clure (1991-92) 7. Eva Robinson (1979-80) 8. Wendy Sturgis (1990-91) 9. Robin Graul (1988-89) 10. Cheryl Bishop (1984-85)

229 217 211 206 205 203 202 199 198 196

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1. Kim Roberts (1979-80) 2. Eva Robinson (1980-81) 3. Eva Robinson (1979-80) 4. Debbie Clare (1983-84) 5. Heidi Alderman (1994-95) 6. Debbie Clare (1984-85) 7. Allegra Stoetzel (1994-95) 8. Robin Graul (1986-87) 9. Robin Graul (1985-86) 10. Robin Graul (1987-88)

523 514 508 485 440 436 434 415 414 403

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. Greta Fadness (1987-88) 2. Jodi Bellamy (1989-90) 3. Jackie Thiel (2008-09) 4. Greta Fadness (1990-91) 5. Greta Fadness (1989-90) 6. Diane Dobrich (1988-89) 7. Heidi Alderman (1994-95) 8. Tirzah Church (1999-00) 9. Meghan Vaughan (2006-07) 10. Heidi Alderman (1995-96)

.537 .528 .527 .496 .471 .446 .430 .442 .425 .409

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Maria Nilsson (2007-08) 2. Jayci Stone (2006-07) 3. Tanya Nizich (2003-04) 4. Allegra Stoetzel (1994-95) 5. Stephanie Beason (2004-05) 6. Greta Fadness (1990-91) 7. Jackie Thiel (2008-09) 8. Tirzah Church (1999-00) 9. Tirzah Church (1998-99) 10. Allegra Stoetzel (1995-96)

83 76 73 70 65 63 59 57 56 55

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1. Jayci Stone (2006-07) 2. Tanya Nizich (2003-04) 3. Maria Nilsson (2007-08) 4. Allegra Stoetzel (1994-95) 5. Stephanie Beason (2004-05) 6. Allegra Stoetzel (1995-96) 7. Angie Warnke (1997-98) Tanya Nizich (2002-03) 9. Tirzah Church (1998-99) 10. Maria Nilsson (2006-07)

237 216 215 207 183 160 153 153 150 136

FREE THROWS MADE 1. Robin Graul (1988-89) 2. Eva Robinson (1980-81) 3. Robin Graul (1987-88) 4. Robin Graul (1986-87) 5. Heidi Alderman (1995-96)

188 165 153 149 144

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SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — SINGLE-SEASON & CAREER LEADERS UAA SINGLE-SEASON STATS LEADERS, cont. 6. Heidi Alderman (1994-95) 7. Eva Robinson (1979-80) 8. Bell Jordan (2001-02) 9. Debbie Clare (1984-85) Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-06)

143 135 134 133 133

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 1. Debbie Clare (1983-84) 2. Debbie Clare (1984-85) 3. Eva Robinson (1980-81) Robin Graul (1988-89) 5. Deanna Septon (1980-81) 6. Heidi Alderman (1994-95) 7. Robin Graul (1987-88) 8. Heidi Alderman (1995-96) 9. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-06) 10. Eva Robinson (1979-80)

236 235 229 229 210 198 190 188 187 186

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1. Robbie Robinson (1985-86) 2. Kamie Jo Massey (2003-04) 3. Kim Brady (2005-06) 4. Robin Graul (1988-89) 5. Robin Graul (1986-87) 6. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-03) 7. Robin Graul (1985-86) 8. Robin Graul (1987-88)

.855 .855 .830 .821 .814 .814 .806 .805

9. Heidi Alderman (1992-93) 10. Diane Dobrich (1988-89)

.800 .798

GAMES PLAYED 1. Kiki Taylor (2008-09) Nikki Aden (2008-09) Hanna Johansson (2008-09) Ten others tied 14. Tamar Gruwell (2008-09) Five others tied 19. Nikki Aden (2007-08) Three others tied

35 35 35 35 33 33 32 32

GAMES STARTED 1. Kalhie Quinones (2007-08) Rebecca Kielpinski (2007-08) Rebecca Kielpinski (2008-09) Kiki Taylor (2008-09) 3. Maria Nilsson (2007-08) 4. Deanna Septon (1980-81) 5. Chris Gage (1980-81) Debbie Clare (1983-84) Carolyn Doney (1983-84) Sharon McIntyre (1983-84) Jackie Hames (1983-84) Sherri Felton (1993-94)

35 35 35 35 34 33 30 30 30 30 30 30

MINUTES PER GAME 1. Kamie Jo Massey (2003-04) 2. Kelsey Larsen (2005-06) 3. Robin Graul (1988-89) 4. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-03) 5. Amber Nasby (2003-04) 6. Tiffany Massey (2000-01) 7. Robin Graul (1985-86) 8. Allegra Stoetzel (1994-95) 9. Tanya Nizich (2003-04) 10. Heidi Alderman (1994-95) DOUBLE-DOUBLES 1. Debbie Clare (1983-84) 2. Bell Jordan (2001-02) Rebecca Kielpinski (2006-07) 4. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-03) Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-06) 6. Eva Robinson (1979-80) Heidi Alderman (1994-95) Rebecca Kielpinski (2007-08) 9. Beth Clure (1991-92) 10. Debbie Clare (1984-85) Kamie Jo Massey (2003-04)

38.9 37.1 36.7 36.4 36.1 35.6 35.6 35.2 35.1 34.8 19 15 15 14 14 12 12 12 11 10 10

UAA CAREER STATS LEADERS POINTS 1. Robin Graul (1985-89) 2. Wendy Sturgis (1988-92) 3. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-09) 4. Heidi Alderman (1992-96) 5. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96) 6. Cheryl Bishop (1982-87) 7. Eva Robinson (1979-81) 8. Diane Dobrich (1986-90) 9. Debbie Clare (1983-85) 10. Stephanie Smith (1996-00)

2,237 1,767 1,752 1,634 1,610 1,592 1,162 1,129 1,080 1,060

SCORING AVERAGE 1. Robin Graul (1985-89) 2. Eva Robinson (1979-91) 3. Debbie Clare (1983-85) 4. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-04) 5. Wendy Sturgis (1988-92) 6. Cheryl Bishop (1982-87) 7. Bell Jordan (2000-02) 8. Heidi Alderman (1992-96) 9. Beth Clure (1990-92) 10. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96)

20.2 19.7 18.6 16.8 16.2 15.2 15.1 15.0 14.9 14.9

REBOUNDS 1. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-09) 2. Wendy Sturgis (1988-92) 3. Cheryl Bishop (1982-85, 86-87) 4. Heidi Alderman (1992-96) 5. Carolyn Doney (1981-85) 6. Kellie (Torrey) Larrabee (1997-01) 7. Robin Graul (1985-89) 8. Debbie Clare (1983-85) 9. Stephanie Smith (1996-00) 10. Sonya Welch (1985-89)

1,181 765 745 724 675 662 636 599 577 572

Rebecca Kielpinski 1,181 rebounds

Cheryl Bishop 175 blks/163 stls

REBOUNDING AVERAGE 1. Debbie Clare (1983-85) 2. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-04) 3. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-09) 4. Tiffany Massey (1999-01) 5. Beth Clure (1990-92) 6. Deanna Septon (1979-81) 7. Bell Jordan (2000-02) 8. Eva Robinson (1979-81) 9. Cheryl Bishop (1982-85, 86-87) 10. Wendy Sturgis (1988-92)

10.3 10.2 9.4 9.0 7.7 7.6 7.2 7.1 7.1 7.0

ASSISTS 1. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96) 2. Robin Graul (1985-89) 3. Diane Dobrich (1986-90) 4. Kellie (Torrey) Larrabee (1997-01) Jessica Reilly (2001-05) 6. Jill Cubbedge (1981-82, 83-85) 7. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-09) 8. Kelly Reilly (1985-87) 9. Wendy Sturgis (1988-92) 10. Angie Warnke (1995-99)

460 444 411 271 271 268 267 250 236 235

STEALS 1. Robin Graul (1985-89) 2. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96) 3. Heidi Alderman (1992-96) 4. Diane Dobrich (1986-90) 5. Stephanie Smith (1996-00) 6. Cheryl Bishop (1982-85, 86-87) 7. Kellie (Torrey) Larrabee (1997-01) 8. Tiffany Massey (1999-01) 9. Sharon McIntyre (1983-85) 10. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-04)

329 284 251 238 168 163 158 157 150 143

BLOCKS 1. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-09) 2. Cheryl Bishop (1982-87) 3. Dana Bottoms (1996-01) 4. Sonya Welch (1985-89) 5. Kellie (Torrey) Larrabee (1997-01) 6. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-04) 7. Robin Graul (1985-89) 8. Tammy Middaugh (1981-82) 9. Amber Nasby (2001-05) 10. Renee Miller (1993-97)

262 175 155 112 65 62 61 58 52 45

FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Robin Graul (1985-89) 2. Wendy Sturgis (1988-92) 3. Cheryl Bishop (1982-85, 86-87) 4. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-09) 5. Heidi Alderman (1992-96) 6. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96) 7. Eva Robinson (1979-81) 8. Sonya Welch (1985-89) 9. Diane Dobrich (1986-90) 10. Debbie Clare (1983-85)

820 696 677 658 552 529 431 427 418 411

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SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — CAREER LEADERS UAA CAREER STATS LEADERS, cont. FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1. Robin Graul (1985-89) 2. Heidi Alderman (1992-96) 3. Cheryl Bishop (1982-85, 86-87) 4. Wendy (Sturgis) Hildman (1988-92) 5. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-09) 6. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96) 7. Eva Robinson (1979-81) 8. Stephanie Smith (1996-00) 9. Debbie Clare (1983-85) 10. Dana Bottoms (1996-01)

1,599 1,375 1,363 1,304 1,292 1,263 1,022 937 921 909

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. Darlene Smith (1987-90) 2. Wendy Sturgis (1988-92) 3. Salina Anderson (1995-97) 4. Robin Graul (1985-89) 5. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-09) 6. Sonya Welch (1985-89) 7. Beth Clure (1990-92) 8. Cheryl Bishop (1982-85, 86-87) 9. Bell Jordan (2000-02) 10. Greta Fadness (1987-91)

.536 .534 .516 .513 .509 .509 .505 .497 .496 .491

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96) 2. Tanya Nizich (2000-04) 3. Greta Fadness (1987-91) 4. Maria Nilsson (2006-08) 5. Tirzah Church (1998-00) 6. Angie Warnke (1995-99) 7. Teri Cothren (1994-98) 8. Dasha Basova (2007-09) 9. Jayci Stone (2006-07) 10. Heidi Alderman (1992-96) 19. Tamar Gruwell (2008- )

191 177 164 132 113 104 82 80 76 73 51

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96) 2. Tanya Nizich (2000-04) 3. Angie Warnke (1995-99) 4. Greta Fadness (1987-91) 5. Maria Nilsson (2006-08) 6. Tirzah Church (1998-00) 7. Dasha Basova (2007-09) 8. Jayci Stone (2006-07) 9. Teri Cothren (1994-98) 10. Limor Pelleg (2005-08)

563 541 396 353 351 285 254 237 230 184

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. Greta Fadness (1987-91) 2. Heidi Alderman (1992-96) 3. Jodi Bellamy (1989-90, 92-93) 4. Diane Dobrich (1986-90) 5. Tirzah Church (1998-00) 6. Maria Nilsson (2006-08) 7. Teri Cothren (1994-98) 8. Darla Hicks (1990-92) 9. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-04) 10. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96)

.465 .424 .415 .412 .396 .376 .357 .347 .345 .339

GAMES PLAYED 1. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-09) 2. Heidi Alderman (1992-96) 3. Robin Graul (1985-89) 4. Carolyn Doney (1981-85) 5. Wendy (Sturgis) Hildman (1988-92) Stephanie Smith (1996-00) 7. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96) Kellie Larrabee (1997-01) Dana Bottoms (1996-01) 10. Diane Dobrich (1986-90)

126 114 111 110 109 109 108 108 108 107

FREE THROWS MADE 1. Robin Graul (1985-89) 2. Heidi Alderman (1992-96) 3. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-09) 4. Wendy (Sturgis) Hildman (1988-92) 5. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96) 6. Eva Robinson (1979-81) 7. Debbie Clare (1983-85) 8. Cheryl Bishop (1982-85, 86-87) 9. Diane Dobrich (1986-90) 10. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-04)

598 457 432 375 361 300 258 248 239 222

GAMES STARTED 1. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-09) 2. Robin Graul (1985-89) 3. Wendy Sturgis (1988-92) 4. Carolyn Doney (1981-85) 5. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96) 6. Cheryl Bishop (1982-85, 86-87) 7. Heidi Alderman (1992-96) 8. Stephanie Smith (1996-00) 9. Angie Warnke (1995-99) 10. Kellie (Torrey) Larrabee (1997-01)

126 111 104 100 99 95 91 82 79 76

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 1. Robin Graul (1985-89) 2. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-09) 3. Heidi Alderman (1992-96) 4. Wendy Sturgis (1988-92) 5. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96) 6. Debbie Clare (1983-85) 7. Eva Robinson (1979-81) 8. Cheryl Bishop (1982-85, 86-87) 9. Diane Dobrich (1986-90) 10. Stephanie Smith (1996-00)

736 630 627 523 493 471 415 361 339 294

DOUBLE-DOUBLES 1. Rebecca Kielpinski (2005-09) 2. Debbie Clare (1983-85) 3. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-04) 4. Cheryl Bishop (1982-87) 5. Wendy Hildman (1988-92) 6. Heidi Alderman (1992-96) 7. Tiffany Massey (1999-01) Sonya Welch (1985-89) 9. Beth Clure (1990-92) Bell Jordan (2000-02)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1. Robbie Robinson (1985-87) 2. Kamie Jo Massey (2002-04) 3. Robin Graul (1985-89) 4. Greta Fadness (1987-91) 5. Michelle Hendry (1990-92) 6. Tiffany Massey (1999-01) 7. Melanie Iwamasa (1993-96) 8. Jami Digerness (1992-94) 9. Allegra Stoetzel (1992-96) 10. Heidi Alderman (1992-96)

.855 .838 .813 .802 .777 .740 .736 .735 .732 .729

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48 29 24 23 21 19 17 17 15 15

SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — YEARLY RECORDS Overall Year Coach W-L 1977-78^ Milo Griffin 7-10 1978-79 Milo Griffin 7-18 1979-80 Linda Bruns 8-26 1980-81 Linda Bruns 8-25 1981-82 Linda Bruns 11-18 1982-83 Linda Bruns 14-12 1983-84 Linda Bruns 20-10 1984-85 Linda Bruns 18-10 1985-86 Linda Bruns 17-11 1986-87 Linda Bruns 18-8 1987-88 Linda Bruns 24-5 1988-89 Linda Bruns 20-8 1989-90 Linda Bruns 18-9 1990-91 Milt Raugust 21-7 1991-92 Milt Raugust 19-9 1992-93 Milt Raugust 11-15 1993-94 Milt Raugust 18-12 1994-95 Jerry McLaughlin 11-16 1995-96 Jerry McLaughlin 15-12 1996-97# McLaughlin/Larrabee 6-20 1997-98 Harry Larrabee 14-13 1998-99 Harry Larrabee 16-11 1999-00 Brandi Dunigan 21-8 2000-01 Brandi Dunigan 13-14 2001-02 Brandi Dunigan 5-21 2002-03 Brandi Dunigan 11-15 2003-04 Jody Hensen 13-14 2004-05 Jody Hensen 9-18 2005-06 Jody Hensen 13-14 2006-07 Tim Moser 23-6 2007-08 Tim Moser 30-5 2008-09 Tim Moser 31-4 32 years Totals 490-405 ^ officially 0-17 in 1977-78 due to forfeits

Pct. .412 .280 .235 .242 .379 .538 .667 .643 607 .692 .828 .714 .667 .750 .679 .423 .600 .407 .556 .231 .519 .593 .724 .481 .185 .423 .481 .333 .481 .793 .879 .886 .547

W-L

Conference Pct. Place

9-5 12-2 9-5 14-0 11-3 6-6 4-2 6-4 4-6 6-4 3-7 3-7 1-7 2-6 7-7 14-4 11-11 1-17 6-12 8-10 4-14 6-12 11-5 15-3 14-2 187-161

.643 T-2nd .857 1st .643 3rd 1.000 1st .786 1st .500 T-3rd .667 2nd .600 2nd .400 4th .600 T-3rd .300 5th .300 T-4th .125 5th .250 T-3rd .500 2nd (Pac.) .778 2nd .500 8th .056 10th .333 7th .444 6th .222 T-8th .333 7th .688 2nd .833 2nd .875 T-1st .537

Postseason

NCAA First Round NCAA Sweet 16 NCAA First Round NCAA First Round NCAA Play-In

NCAA Second Round

NCAA Second Round NCAA Semifinals NCAA Semifinals 9 NCAA Tournaments

W L Pct. 2-year Griffin Totals 14 28 .333 11-year Bruns Totals 176 142 .553 4-year Raugust Totals 69 43 .616 2.5-year McLaughlin Totals 27 36 .429 2.5-year Larrabee Totals 35 36 .493 4-year Dunigan Totals 50 57 .467 3-year Hensen Totals 35 46 .432 3-year Moser Totals 84 15 .848 # Larrabee replaced McLaughlin after nine games, when team was 1-8 League Affiliations Continental Divide Conference (1984-92) Pacific West Conference (1992-2001) Great Northwest Athletic Conf. (2001- ) Note: National Affiliation switched from AIAW Div. I to NCAA Div. II in 1982-83 season

Brandi Dunigan led UAA to the NCAA Tournament in her first year as head coach in 1999-2000.

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SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY SEAWOLVES IN THE NCAA DIVISION II WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS Year Tournament—Site 1986 First Round (Anchorage) Southeast Missouri State 80, UAA 65 1988 West Regional (Pomona, CA) UAA 87, Chico State 71 Cal Poly Pomona 103, UAA 77 1989 North Central Regional (Fargo, ND) St. Cloud State 91, UAA 89, OT 1992 West Regional (Portland, OR) Portland State 101, UAA 76 1994 West Regional Play-In (Billings, MT) Montana State Billings 76, UAA 59 2000 West Regional (Pomona, CA) UAA 76, Central Washington 58 Western Washington 78, UAA 59 2007 West Regional (San Diego, CA) UAA 49, Cal State Dominguez Hills 48 UC San Diego 66, UAA 51 2008

West Regional (Seattle) UAA 70, Sonoma State 53 UAA 65, Chico State 47 UAA 50, Seattle Pacific 44 NCAA Elite Eight (Kearney, NE) UAA 71, Franklin Pierce 65, OT (qtrs) Northern Kentucky 57, UAA 54 (semis)

2009

West Regional (Seattle) UAA 64, NW Nazarene 54 UAA 52, UC San Diego 49 UAA 54, Seattle Pacific 43 NCAA Elite Eight (San Antonio, TX) UAA 66, Clayton State 59 (qtrs) Minnesota State 83, UAA 60 (semis)

All-Time Record........... 11-9 Opening Games........... 5-4 Rd. of 32....................... 3-5 Rd. of 16....................... 2-1 Rd. of 8......................... 2-0 Final 4.......................... 0-2

2007-08 Seawolves — NCAA Div. II Semifinalists Back Row (left-to-right): Ruby Williams, Ashley Thompson, Jess Merkley, Dasha Basova, Rebecca Kielpinski, Maria Nilsson, Danielle Dekel, Lillie Parks, Denise Benavides. Sitting (l-r): Elisha Harris, Jennifer Salazar, Krista Leman, Limor Pelleg, Zee Zee Young, Kalhie Quinones, Erin Cunningham, Nikki Aden.

2008-09 Seawolves — NCAA Div. II Semifinalists Back Row (left-to-right): Kelsie Gourdin, Tristan Burnett, Brittany Collins, Dasha Basova, Viki Wohlers, Rebecca Kielpinski, Hanna Johansson, Danielle Dekel, Nicci Miller, Jazzie Gaddy, Alysa Horn. Sitting (l-r): Limor Pelleg, Leah Stepovich, Jordan Martin, Jenna Endisch, Elisha Harris, Jackie Thiel, Nikki Aden, Sarah Herrin, Tamar Gruwell, Kiki Taylor.

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SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — SERIES VS. ALL OPPONENTS ALL-TIME SERIES BY STATE ALABAMA Alabama-Birmingham 0-1 South Alabama 1-0

ALASKA Alaska Fairbanks Alaska Pacific Alaska Southeast

50-30 3-0 1-0

ARIZONA Arizona State Grand Canyon Northern Arizona

0-1 10-3 0-1

ARKANSAS Arkansas

0-1

CALIFORNIA California 0-1 Cal Poly Pomona 0-3 Cal Poly SLO 1-0 Cal St. Dominguez Hills 4-1 Cal State Fullerton 0-1 Cal State Hayward 6-0 Cal State Los Angeles 7-4 Cal St. Monterey Bay 2-0 Cal State Northridge 4-2 Cal State Stanislaus 9-2 Chapman 1-1 Chico State 7-0 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 1-0 Concordia 2-0 Fresno Pacific 0-1 Humboldt State 8-8 Loyola Marymount 2-0 The Master’s 0-1 Notre Dame de Namur 4-0 Pacific 0-1 Pepperdine 1-1 Sacramento State 1-2 San Diego Christian 10-2 San Diego State 0-1 San Diego 1-0 San Francisco 1-1 San Francisco State 3-1 Santa Clara 1-0 Sonoma State 3-1 Stanford 0-2 UC Davis 2-1 UC Riverside 7-1 UC San Diego 1-1 UC Santa Cruz 2-0 U.S. International 3-0

COLORADO Air Force Colorado Christian Colorado College

8-6 4-0 1-1

Colorado-Colo. Springs 2-0 Colorado Mines 3-0 Denver 9-5 Fort Lewis 1-0 Mesa State 1-0 Metro State 13-0 Northern Colorado 10-1 Regis 10-3 Southern Colorado 1-0 Western State 2-0

CONNECTICUT

INDIANA IUPUI Notre Dame Purdue Southern Indiana Valparaiso

IOWA Iowa Morningside

Washburn

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Eastern Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Wesleyan Louisville Mid-Continent Northern Kentucky Western Kentucky

1-0

FLORIDA Flagler Florida Atlantic Florida International Florida State Lynn Miami North Florida Rollins South Florida Tampa

1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-3 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-1

GEORGIA Clayton State Columbus State Georgia State Georgia Tech Mercer

1-0 1-0 1-2 1-0 0-1

HAWAII BYU-Hawaii Chaminade Hawaii Hawaii-Hilo Hawaii Pacific

2-0 3-0 0-11 1-0 4-0

0-1

KENTUCKY 1-0 0-1 2-0 0-1 2-0 0-1 0-1

MARYLAND Mount St. Mary’s

1-0

MASSACHUSETTS Bentley Boston College

2-3 0-1

MICHIGAN Kuyper College Lake Superior State Saginaw Valley State Spring Arbor

Boise State 1-6 Idaho 0-1 Idaho State 0-1 Lewis-Clark State 0-3 Northwest Nazarene 9-10

ILLINOIS 4-0 1-0 1-1 1-0

Bemidji State Crown Minnesota-Duluth Minnesota State St. Cloud State SW Minnesota State

2-0 2-1 1-0 1-0

1-0 2-0 2-0 0-1 2-1 1-0

MISSISSIPPI Alcorn State Mississippi State

MONTANA Carroll 2-0 Great Falls 1-1 Montana 0-4 Montana State 1-6 Montana St. Billings 17-24 Montana Tech 2-0 Northern Montana 1-0 Rocky Mountain 1-0 Western Montana 0-1

NEBRASKA Nebraska Kearney Wayne State

0-1 1-1

NEVADA Nevada

1-1

NEW HAMPSHIRE Keene State

1-0

NEW JERSEY

LOUISIANA Louisiana-Lafayette 0-1 LSU-Shreveport 2-0 Nicholls State 1-0 Northeast Louisiana 0-1 Southeastern Louisiana 1-0

MINNESOTA

IDAHO

Lincoln Christian Northeastern Illinois S. Illinois-Edwardsville Wheaton

0-1 2-0

KANSAS

Central Connecticut St. 0-1 Fairfield 0-1

District of Columbia

Southeast Missouri St. 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 0-1

0-1 0-1

MISSOURI Missouri-St. Louis 2-0 Northeast Missouri St. 1-0

Georgian Court

1-0

NEW MEXICO Eastern New Mexico 3-3 New Mexico State 1-0 Western New Mexico 5-9

NEW YORK Fordham Iona Mercy Nyack Syracuse

1-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-0

NORTH CAROLINA North Carolina UNC-Greensboro Wake Forest Western Carolina

0-1 0-1 1-0 0-0

NORTH DAKOTA North Dakota State

0-3

OHIO Akron Cincinnati Cleveland State Xavier

0-1 0-0 1-0 0-1

OKLAHOMA Cameron Oklahoma State Panhandle State

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2-0 0-1 2-0

OREGON Judson Baptist Lewis & Clark Oregon Oregon State Portland Portland State Southern Oregon Warner Pacific Western Oregon

5-0 1-1 0-6 0-6 0-2 3-16 3-1 2-3 15-8

PENNSYLVANIA Edinboro Elizabethtown Indiana Mansfield Millersville Pennsylvania Slippery Rock

1-1 1-0 0-1 2-0 1-0 0-1 1-1

RHODE ISLAND Providence Rhode Island

0-1 0-2

SOUTH CAROLINA Clemson Coastal Carolina Furman Presbyterian South Carolina

1-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-1

SOUTH DAKOTA South Dakota State

2-1

TEXAS Abilene Christian Baylor Southern Methodist Texas A&I Texas A&M Texas-El Paso Texas-Permian Basin Texas-San Antonio West Texas State

2-0 0-1 0-1 2-0 0-1 0-2 2-0 1-0 0-1

UTAH Brigham Young Southern Utah Utah Valley State Utah State Utah Tech Westminster

0-2 0-1 0-1 2-2 1-0 0-1

VERMONT Franklin Pierce Norwich

1-0 2-0

SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — ALL-TIME SERIES/YEAR-BY-YEAR STATS ALL-TIME SERIES BY STATE, cont. VIRGINIA George Mason Radford William & Mary

1-0 1-0 0-1

WASHINGTON Centralia JC

1-0

Central Washington 12-14 Eastern Washington 0-7 Gonzaga 2-1 Northwest College 2-0 Pacific Lutheran 0-1 Puget Sound 6-0 Saint Martin’s 14-11

Seattle University 13-8 Seattle Pacific 14-29 Washington 0-3 Washington State 0-3 Western Washington 8-16

WEST VIRGINIA Fairmont State West Virginia Tech

Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1-0 0-1 2-0

WYOMING Wyoming

WISCONSIN Marquette Silver Lake

0-1 2-0

0-1

CANADA Simon Fraser

3-2

YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATISTICS Year Record FG-FGA PCT 3P-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT 1977-78 7-10* NO STATS AVAILABLE 1978-79 7-18 NO STATS AVAILABLE 1979-80 8-26 721-2055 .351 NA --- 354-586 .604 1980-81 8-25 826-2286 .361 NA --- 479-806 .594 1981-82 11-18 737-1972 .374 NA --- 328-520 .631 1982-83 13-12 656-1625 .404 NA --- 316-521 .607 1983-84 20-10 872-1994 .437 NA --- 436-737 .592 1984-85 18-10 802-1877 .427 NA --- 375-638 .588 1985-86 17-11 745-1713 .435 NA --- 394-544 .724 1986-87 18- 8 832-1781 .467 NA --- 388-549 .707 1987-88 24- 5 886-1952 .454 43- 92 .467 396-585 .677 1988-89 20- 8 864-1729 .500 57-147 .388 495-697 .710 1989-90 18- 9 847-1708 .496 90-198 .455 498-710 .701 1990-91 21- 7 843-1821 .463 83-197 .421 430-616 .698 1991-92 19- 9 831-1786 .465 58-175 .331 438-609 .719 1992-93 11-15 693-1644 .422 70-225 .311 417-586 .712 1993-94 18-12 743-1827 .407 94-278 .338 509-750 .679 1994-95 11-16 682-1703 .401 177-513 .345 441-641 .688 1995-96 15-12 791-1863 .425 165-503 .328 448-644 .696 1996-97 6-20 611-1537 .398 114-363 .314 275-399 .689 1997-98 14-13 668-1748 .382 137-471 .291 312-497 .628 1998-99 16-11 691-1677 .412 125-414 .302 282-435 .648 1999-00 21- 8 742-1734 .428 135-394 .343 319-462 .690 2000-01 13-14 649-1637 .396 86-316 .272 308-489 .630 2001-02 5-22 630-1637 .385 113-370 .305 280-413 .678 2002-03 11-15 606-1599 .379 103-353 .292 353-508 .695 2003-04 13-14 604-1485 .407 121-362 .334 343-469 .731 2004-05 9-18 611-1502 .407 113-334 .338 296-444 .667 2005-06 13-14 583-1373 .425 109-348 .313 374-538 .695 2006-07 23– 6 684-1710 .400 217-642 .338 402-583 .690 2007-08 30– 5 912-2128 .429 233-693 .336 418-606 .690 2008-09 31– 4 839-2005 .418 245-699 .351 396-590 .671

AST

BLK

STL

REB-AVG

PTS-AVG

268 330 327 373 524 478 423 494 483 495 496 487 459 398 512 418 457 350 421 453 517 445 390 391 419 386 401 438 591 531

602 791 686 559 602 568 538 510 551 577 566 619 579 601 669 551 613 618 530 455 539 516 560 540 439 529 591 519 589 666

NA NA NA 103 87 108 83 103 78 117 45 51 43 67 93 35 59 61 77 72 80 128 65 96 73 86 95 100 133 136

298 1323-42.7 335 1569-47.5 225 1389-47.9 249 942-37.7 352 1392-46.4 349 1217-43.5 296 1076-38.4 362 1049-40.3 359 1247-43.0 346 1093-39.0 336 1070-39.6 340 1202-42.9 361 1140-40.7 326 1099-42.3 339 1258-41.9 287 1019-37.7 389 1149-42.6 207 983-37.8 283 1128-41.8 259 1074-39.8 328 1135-39.1 239 1120-41.5 199 1025-38.0 236 1063-40.9 218 904-33.5 192 947-35.1 231 965-35.7 228 1189-41.0 371 1454-41.5 392 1472—42.1

1796-57.9 2131-64.5 1802-62.1 1628-65.1 2180-72.7 2000-71.4 1884-67.3 2053-79.0 2211-76.2 2280-81.4 2282-84.5 2199-78.5 2158-77.1 1873-72.0 2089-69.6 1982-73.4 2195-81.3 1611-62.0 1785-66.1 1789-66.3 1938-66.8 1692-62.7 1653-61.2 1668-64.2 1672-61.9 1631-60.4 1649-61.1 1987-68.5 2475-70.7 2319-66.3

*0-17 due to forfeits

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SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS ALL-TIME RESULTS Head Coach

Milo Griffin 2 seasons 14-28 (.333) 1977-78 (7-10*) No scores available *officially 0-17 due to forfeits

1978-79 (7-18) No scores available

Head Coach

Linda Bruns 11 seasons 176-142 (.564) 1979-80 (8-26) EASTERN WASHINGTON L EASTERN WASHINGTON L

MONTANA STATE MONTANA STATE DENVER DENVER WESTERN OREGON WESTERN OREGON Centralia JC^ at Hawaii^ Utah State^ ALASKA FAIRBANKS ALASKA FAIRBANKS Washington at Cal St.-Northridge at San Diego State at Cal St.-Los Angeles at Cal State-Fullerton PUGET SOUND PUGET SOUND at Oregon at Portland State at Oregon State at Oregon State SEATTLE PACIFIC SEATTLE PACIFIC BOISE STATE BOISE STATE PORTLAND PORTLAND at Alaska Fairbanks at Alaska Fairbanks NEVADA* IOWA*

L L L L W L W L L W L L L L L L W W L L L L W W L L L L L L W L

53-79 47-72 29-84 49-77 66-74 45-76 69-64 55-65 78-45 70-87 55-75 63-61 68-71 43-95 53-71 40-70 63-76 70-95 78-57 67-41 40-108 60-77 54-114 52-98 73-63 56-53 55-69 57-71 70-76 61-65 59-83 66-67 74-52 52-73

^University of Hawaii tournament *Northern Lights Invitational

1980-81 (8-25) ALASKA FAIRBANKS ALASKA FAIRBANKS

W 99-60 W 83-52

COLORADO COLLEGE W COLORADO COLLEGE L Cal State-Los Angeles^ L Oregon^ L at Hawaii^ L Utah State^ W at Montana State L at Montana State L at Montana L at Montana L at Great Falls L at Boise State L at Boise State L LEWIS & CLARK L LEWIS & CLARK W SEATTLE UNIVERSITY L SEATTLE UNIVERSITY L CENT. WASHINGTON W CENT. WASHINGTON L at Washington State L at Eastern Washington L at Eastern Washington L at Washington L at Washington L GONZAGA W GONZAGA W at Alaska Fairbanks L at Alaska Fairbanks L NOTRE DAME* L PURDUE* L ALASKA FAIRBANKS* L

82-67 61-68 85-91 52-91 91-92 81-74 63-76 52-65 51-81 52-68 63-69 52-69 46-63 56-78 77-71 47-66 69-83 78-69 57-72 67-83 46-98 48-77 55-78 58-101 81-67 80-62 67-77 60-67 58-59 63-68 55-56

^University of Hawaii tournament *Northern Lights Invitational

1981-82 (11-18) at Eastern Washington L at Eastern Washington L at Idaho% L Simon Fraser% W ALASKA FAIRBANKS W ALASKA FAIRBANKS W MONTANA L MONTANA L PUGET SOUND W PUGET SOUND W Stanford^ L at Hawaii^ L Judson Baptist^ W Oklahoma State# L Portland State# W Alaska Fairbanks# W at Alaska Fairbanks L at Alaska Fairbanks W BOISE STATE L BOISE STATE L WASHINGTON STATE L WASHINGTON STATE L at Montana State L at Montana State W at Portland State L

40-89 69-88 59-84 65-55 69-61 68-65 47-70 46-69 78-76 64-59 48-68 78-95 69-58 48-78 81-75 52-44 52-66 69-65 73-75 68-77 51-62 38-73 59-67 61-58 80-90

at Portland State UTAH STATE* ARKANSAS* SAN FRANCISCO*

L L L W

63-71 66-81 52-85 82-79

%Idaho Tournament ^University of Hawaii Tournament #Chico State Tournament *Northern Lights Invitational

1982-83 (14-12) at Utah Tech W 95-38 Idaho State% L 48-63 at Utah State% W 75-63 at Carroll W 60-51 SEATTLE PACIFIC W 71-55 PUGET SOUND W 70-50 PUGET SOUND W 59-56 MONTANA TECH W 66-64 MONTANA TECH W 64-57 at South Florida^ L 44-79 Georgia State^ L 56-74 at Tampa L 50-54 JUDSON BAPTIST W 77-71 JUDSON BAPTIST W-OT 70-67 ALASKA FAIRBANKS L 69-79 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 84-78 SIMON FRASER W 76-58 SIMON FRASER W 78-72 at Hawaii L 52-83 at Hawaii L 53-84 at Brigham Young L 74-101 at Alaska Fairbanks L-OT 69-70 at Alaska Fairbanks L-OT 73-80 STANFORD* L 46-74 PENNSYLVANIA* L 60-62 SOUTH FLORIDA* W 84-75 %Utah State Tournament ^South Florida Tournament *Northern Lights Invitational

1983-84 (20-10) CS DOMINGUEZ HILLS W 83-61 Cal State-Northridge% W 66-57 San Francisco% L-OT 73-75 at Air Force W 100-62 at Cal St.-Stanislaus W 88-66 at San Francisco State L 63-80 UC RIVERSIDE W 86-68 UC RIVERSIDE W 78-70 CAL STATE-HAYWARD W 63-53 CAL STATE-HAYWARD W 69-41 at Cal St.-Northridge L 63-65 at Cal St.-Los Angeles L 68-80 at U.S. International W 81-75 at Oregon State^ L 55-75 San Diego^ W 40-38 MINNESOTA-DULUTH W 96-66 MINNESOTA-DULUTH W 63-58 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 68-55 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 62-53

2009-10 Alaska Anchorage Women’s Basketball

at Hawaii Pacific at Hawaii at Hawaii at Hawaii Pacific JUDSON BAPTIST JUDSON BAPTIST FLORIDA STATE* PEPPERDINE* GEORGIA STATE* at Alaska Fairbanks at Alaska Fairbanks

W 77-50 L 62-63 L 66-78 W 66-42 W 90-41 W 104-57 L 63-77 W 76-74 W 84-83 L-OT 63-64 L 64-70

%Cal-State Hayward Tournament ^Oregon State Tournament *Northern Lights Invitational

1984-85 (18-10) at Great Falls at Carroll

W 66-61 W 65-51 at Northern Montana% W 83-68 Western Montana% L 66-69 at Alaska Fairbanks L 55-65 at Alaska Fairbanks W 69-53 UC DAVIS W 78-52 UC DAVIS W 72-65 at Mont. St.-Billings L 50-66 at Mont. St.-Billings W 68-55 at Northern Colorado W 85-78 at Northern Colorado W 74-60 at Air Force L 56-68 at Air Force L-2OT 70-75 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 75-68 DENVER W 79-69 DENVER W 75-54 METRO STATE W 88-43 METRO STATE W 82-48 at Hawaii L 55-69 at Hawaii L 53-62 at Hawaii Pacific W 96-46 at Hawaii Pacific W 102-64 REGIS L 73-79 REGIS W 69-48 NORTH CAROLINA* L 62-79 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* W 69-52 HAWAII* L-OT 65-67 %Northern Montana Tournament *Northern Lights Invitational

1985-86 (17-11) CAL ST.-STANISLAUS CAL ST.-STANISLAUS SEATTLE PACIFIC SEATTLE PACIFIC CHAPMAN CHAPMAN at Pacific (Calif.) at UC Davis at Air Force at Air Force MSU BILLINGS MSU BILLINGS

W W L W L W L L W W W L

67-59 70-69 67-89 71-62 53-69 65-52 65-76 73-77 66-62 90-66 67-63 57-64

SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS ALL-TIME RESULTS, CONTINUED at Denver W-OT 67-66 at Denver L 55-82 at Metro State W 72-55 at Metro State W 69-57 at Alaska Fairbanks W 83-67 at ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 66-55 NORTHERN COLORADO W 81-74 NORTHERN COLORADO W 69-50 at Regis W 66-55 at Regis W 62-45 at Florida Atlantic L 42-50 at Florida Internat’l L 51-77 WESTERN KENTUCKY* L 78-98 IONA* L 66-78 UTAH STATE* W 81-62 SE MISSOURI STATE^ L 65-80 *Northern Lights Invitational ^NCAA II Tournament

1986-87 (18-8) CAL STATE-HAYWARD W 76-55 CAL STATE-HAYWARD W 76-57 SOUTH DAKOTA ST. W 90-66 SOUTH DAKOTA ST. L-OT 84-89 SAN FRANCISCO ST. W 88-63 SAN FRANCISCO ST. W 91-50 at Chico State W 78-77 Notre Dame de Namur^ W 93-34 at Sacramento State^ W 92-69 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W-OT 101-94 at Mont. St.-Billings L 81-86 at Mont. St.-Billings L 70-80 REGIS W 81-64 REGIS W 73-64 at Alaska Fairbanks W 74-66 DENVER W 75-67 DENVER L 73-81 at Air Force L 78-81 at Air Force L 63-65 at Northern Colorado W 71-47 at Northern Colorado W 63-57 METRO STATE W 83-64 METRO STATE W 74-67 UAB* L 78-83 RADFORD* W 85-66 MIAMI, FL.* L 62-71 ^Sacramento State Tournament *Northern Lights Invitational

1987-88 (24-10) ALASKA SOUTHEAST% ALASKA FAIRBANKS% ABILENE CHRISTIAN ABILENE CHRISTIAN ALASKA PACIFIC SONOMA STATE Mississippi State# Alcorn State# at West Texas State at Southern Colorado

W W W W W W L L L W

107-40 69-49 77-67 80-74 70-35 76-47 56-90 61-74 60-79 78-56

at Regis at Regis AIR FORCE AIR FORCE MSU BILLINGS MSU BILLINGS at Alaska Fairbanks

W W W W W W W NORTHERN COLORADO W NORTHERN COLORADO W ALASKA FAIRBANKS W at Metro State W at Metro State W at Denver W at Denver W SOUTH CAROLINA* L FORDHAM* W U.S. INTERNATIONAL* W Chico State^ W at Cal Poly Pomona^ L

79-50 79-50 79-67 91-74 72-49 58-48 67-61 53-47 56-54 89-63 101-67 90-57 78-58 76-63 60-78 93-77 92-73 87-71 77-103

%Alaska Governor’s Cup #Memphis State Tournament *Northern Lights Invitational ^NCAA West Regional – Pomona, CA

1988-89 (20-8) Alaska Pacific^ at Alaska Fairbanks^ CAL ST.-LOS ANGELES CAL ST.-LOS ANGELES ST. CLOUD STATE ST. CLOUD STATE Keene State% at Bentley% at Cal State-Hayward at U.S. International at Regis at Denver at Air Force MSU BILLINGS at Alaska Fairbanks METRO STATE REGIS at Metro State at Northern Colorado at Mont. St.-Billings DENVER

W 105-58 L 65-88 W 89-46 W 77-55 W 73-64 W 75-57 W 81-66 L 75-78 W 86-73 W 75-74 W 78-59 W 84-60 L 74-75 W 74-45 L 76-90 W 97-77 W 90-70 W 69-51 L 72-74 W 69-60 W 76-57 NORTHERN COLORADO W 72-64 AIR FORCE W 120-66 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 77-67 PROVIDENCE* L 78-89 PORTLAND STATE* W 102-83 TEXAS-EL PASO* L-OT 82-83 St. Cloud State# L-OT 89-91 ^Governor’s Cup - Fairbanks %Bentley Tournament *Northern Lights Invitational #NCAA North Central Reg. – Fargo, ND

1989-90 (18-9) ALASKA PACIFIC^ W 91-59 ALASKA FAIRBANKS^ W 98-79

SIU-EDWARDSVILLE W 94-56 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE L 74-77 CAL ST.-NORTHRIDGE W 92-71 CAL ST.-NORTHRIDGE W 84-63 UC RIVERSIDE W 101-61 UC RIVERSIDE W 78-62 at Texas-El Paso% L 62-86 Nicholls State% W 74-51 at Southern Utah L 64-66 at Colorado Mines W 102-76 at Denver W 72-65 at Regis W 82-81 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 101-79 DENVER L 73-76 MSU BILLINGS L 73-76 REGIS L 77-84 at Metro State W 80-62 at Air Force L 79-87 at Mont. St.-Billings L 73-103 METRO STATE W 104-52 BOISE STATE* W 77-76 WAKE FOREST* W 87-84 SOUTH ALABAMA* W 88-87 AIR FORCE W 101-75 at Alaska Fairbanks L-3OT 101-104 ^Alaska Governor’s Cup %UTEP Tournament *Northern Lights Invitational

Head Coach

Milt Raugust 4 seasons 69-43 (.616) 1990-91 (21-7) at Alaska Fairbanks W 87-71 BENTLEY W 102-95 BENTLEY L 81-82 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE W 74-59 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE W 81-64 CHICO STATE W 88-69 CHICO STATE W 74-70 CAL ST.-LOS ANGELES W 72-60 CAL ST.-LOS ANGELES W 90-70 Saginaw Valley State^ W 68-54 at North Dakota State^ L 47-84 at Cal St.-Stanislaus W 85-67 at San Francisco State W 94-61 at Seattle University W 82-81 at Alaska Fairbanks W 74-73 GRAND CANYON W 90-76 GRAND CANYON W 80-60 MONT. ST.-BILLINGS L-OT 65-73 SACRAMENTO STATE W 69-67 at Mont. St.-Billings L 43-69 at Grand Canyon W 72-52 at Grand Canyon W 88-53 at Sacramento State L 71-89 at Seattle Pacific L 69-82

2009-10 Alaska Anchorage Women’s Basketball

GEORGIA STATE* L 51-53 TEX.-SAN ANTONIO* W-OT 97-89 NEW MEXICO STATE* W 102-88 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 103-72 ^North Dakota State Classic *Northern Lights Invitational

1991-92 (19-9) SILVER LAKE SILVER LAKE UC SANTA CRUZ UC SANTA CRUZ Bemidji State% North Dakota State% at South Dakota State at Humboldt State at Sonoma State at UC Riverside at Cal Poly Pomona at Cal St.-Los Angeles GRAND CANYON TEXAS A&I TEXAS A&I at Alaska Fairbanks PORTLAND STATE at Mont. St.-Billings at Portland State at Seattle Pacific at Grand Canyon SEATTLE PACIFIC MSU BILLINGS ALASKA FAIRBANKS BAYLOR* SE LOUISIANA* SACRAMENTO STATE* at Portland State^

W W W W W L W W W W L W W W W L L W L L W W W W L W L L

93-42 102-54 122-34 110-35 69-56 62-83 85-73 85-66 73-56 69-52 54-66 70-64 82-62 79-69 66-46 65-70 64-87 74-65 64-70 60-70 65-63 86-84 82-72 80-63 73-78 80-73 68-73 76-101

%Dr Pepper Classic – Canyon, TX *Northern Lights Invitational ^NCAA II West Regional

1992-93 (11-15) EDINBORO W 77-76 EDINBORO L 64-73 EASTERN NEW MEXICO L 82-93 EASTERN NEW MEXICO L 59-83 Saint Martin’s^ L 67-74 at Pacific Lutheran^ L 58-62 SOUTHERN INDIANA L 85-93 SOUTHERN INDIANA W 102-84 at Cal State-Hayward W 97-62 Washburn% L 56-67 Cal Poly-SLO% W 81-65 NORWICH W 98-51 NORWICH W 95-49 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 74-57 at Portland State L 76-92 at Seattle Pacific L 54-80 at Alaska Fairbanks W 64-59 GRAND CANYON W 90-77 MSU BILLINGS L-OT 65-67 at Mont. St.-Billings W 69-53

SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS ALL-TIME RESULTS, CONTINUED at Grand Canyon PORTLAND STATE SEATTLE PACIFIC HAWAII* NE ILLINOIS*

L L L L W SOUTHERN METHODIST* L

47-75 51-65 64-77 65-80 73-69 60-68

^Pacific Lutheran Tournament %Cal State-Stanislaus Tournament *Northern Lights Invitational

1993-94 (18-12) MORNINGSIDE W 79-74 MORNINGSIDE W 64-59 COLO.-COLO. SPRINGS W 86-69 COLO.-COLO. SPRINGS W 58-47 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 80-74 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 68-55 California# L 62-82 Wyoming# L 64-77 George Mason# W 81-48 SLIPPERY ROCK W 71-55 SLIPPERY ROCK L 67-79 at Chico State W 60-55 at Fresno Pacific L 53-62 Presbyterian% W 84-48 Wis.-Stevens Point% W 61-57 NE Missouri State% W 73-69 MONTANA STATE* L 56-70 NE LOUISIANA* L 66-68 RHODE ISLAND* L 62-84 SEATTLE PACIFIC W 81-72 PORTLAND STATE W 92-82 at Alaska Fairbanks W 66-59 at Grand Canyon L 66-83 at Mont. St.-Billings L 57-62 at Seattle Pacific L 61-67 at Portland State L 74-91 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 77-29 GRAND CANYON W 94-55 MSU BILLINGS W-OT 67-65 at Mont. St.-Billings^ L 59-76 #Wahine Classic – Honolulu %Surf & Slam Classic – San Diego *Northern Lights Invitational ^NCAA II Tournament Play-In

Head Coach

Jerry McLaughlin 2.5 seasons 27-36 (.429)

%NDSU Bison Classic *Northern Lights Invitational

1995-96 (15-12) CROWN W CROWN W CONCORDIA (CALIF.) W CONCORDIA (CALIF.) W Spring Arbor^ W IUPU-Indianapolis^ L KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W UC RIVERSIDE L UC RIVERSIDE W ARIZONA STATE* L LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* W XAVIER* L at Cal Poly-Pomona L at Cal St.-Los Angeles W LSU-SHREVEPORT W LSU-SHREVEPORT W ALASKA FAIRBANKS W at Portland State L at Seattle Pacific L at Mont. St.-Billings L at W. New Mexico L at Alaska Fairbanks W PORTLAND STATE L SEATTLE PACIFIC W MSU BILLINGS L W. NEW MEXICO L

127-30 114-31 100-83 76-64 91-71 63-67 84-65 73-54 61-73 68-62 77-78 87-81 64-77 56-74 90-72 133-73 122-50 76-67 59-83 69-99 58-82 79-93 80-65 65-80 83-79 64-81 76-85

^Wayne State (MI) Classic *Northern Lights Invitational

1994-95 (16-11) COLORADO MINES W COLORADO MINES W CAL STATE-STANISLAUS W CAL STATE-STANISLAUS L at North Dakota St.% L Chico State% W EASTERN NEW MEXICO W EASTERN NEW MEXICO L

CAL ST.-LOS ANGELES L 66-68 CAL ST.-LOS ANGELES W 77-67 UNC-GREENSBORO* L 76-83 GEORGIA TECH* W 87-85 WILLIAM & MARY* L 60-67 at Regis L 61-68 at Metro State W 66-51 LYNN L-OT 74-75 LYNN L 77-90 at Alaska Fairbanks W 103-64 SEATTLE PACIFIC L-OT 88-91 PORTLAND STATE L 63-83 at W. New Mexico L 77-89 at Mont. St.-Billings L 51-82 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 91-65 at Seattle Pacific L 61-89 at Portland State L 53-90 WESTERN NEW MEXICO L 65-88 MSU BILLINGS W 78-76

94-68 80-67 94-58 71-74 56-100 65-62 88-68 60-66

1996-97 (6-20) Rollins% L Indiana (Pa.)% L LEWIS-CLARK STATE L LEWIS-CLARK STATE L SOUTHERN OREGON STATE 71-66 SOUTHERN OREGON STATE

59-65 62-65 70-73 40-84 W L

63-73 BRIGHAM YOUNG* MERCER* BOSTON COLLEGE*

^Elizabethtown Blue Jay Classic

L L L

62-91 52-58 35-66

Head Coach

Harry Larrabee 2.5 seasons 35-36 (.493) Kentucky^ L 41-76 Fairfield^ L 55-67 at North Florida L 68-74 at Flagler W 77-42 SAINT MARTIN’S W 64-56 SAINT MARTIN’S W-OT 81-77 MSU BILLINGS L 60-80 W. NEW MEXICO L 67-81 CENT. WASHINGTON W 73-69 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 74-67 at Seattle Pacific L 60-86 at Mont. St.-Billings L 60-102 Western New Mexico L 76-85 WESTERN WASHINGTON L 46-70 WESTERN WASHINGTON L 67-75 SEATTLE PACIFIC L 59-85 at Alaska Fairbanks L 69-77 *Northern Lights Invitational ^VU Wildcat Christmas Classic %Bellarmine Classic

1997-98 (14-13) CHRISTIAN HERITAGE W 91-47 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE W 82-35 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR W 77-39 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR W 65-44 CS-DOMINGUEZ HILLS W 65-62 CS-DOMINGUEZ HILLS L 49-52 NORTHWEST (WASH.) W 67-41 NORTHWEST (WASH.) W 71-55 TEXAS A&M* L 66-91 AKRON* L 77-86 PEPPERDINE* L 52-74 WAYNE (NEB.) STATE L 76-81 WAYNE (NEB.) STATE W 85-51 at W. New Mexico L 56-57 at Elizabethtown^ W 63-62 Wheaton (Ill.)^ W 65-58 at Millersville W 62-53 at Alaska Fairbanks L 60-70 SEATTLE PACIFIC L 63-80 MSU BILLINGS L 32-78 W. NEW MEXICO W 94-84 at The Master’s L 69-84 at Clare.-Mudd-Scripps W 69-58 at Mont. St.-Billings L 64-99 at Seattle Pacific L 39-98 at Saint Martin’s L 59-72 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 67-58 *Northern Lights Invitational

2009-10 Alaska Anchorage Women’s Basketball

1998-99 (16-11) WARNER PACIFIC W 102-25 WARNER PACIFIC W 84-32 CAMERON* W 81-73 CAMERON* W 78-63 GRAND CANYON W 54-48 GRAND CANYON W 63-48 at Alaska Fairbanks L 55-83 N. COLORADO W-OT 65-62 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 72-63 Sonoma State^ L 47-50 at Cal St.-Stanislaus^ L 51-53 at Christian Heritage W 73-60 SAINT MARTIN’S W 78-70 SEATTLE PACIFIC W 64-57 at Simon Fraser L 47-59 Western Washington L 72-88 W. NEW MEXICO W 67-55 MSU BILLINGS L 44-46 at Western New Mexico L 61-67 at Mont. St.-Billings L 64-73 WESTERN OREGON L 58-66 HUMBOLDT STATE W 74-54 at Lewis-Clark State L 52-80 at Central Washington W 75-64 at Alaska Fairbanks W 78-61 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 68-55 Alaska Fairbanks# L 62-65 *AT&T Alascom Jamboree ^CSUS Warrior Christmas Classic #Pac West Tourn. – Bellingham, WA

Head Coach

Brandi Dunigan 4 seasons 50-57 (.467) 1999-00 (21-8) CHRISTIAN HERITAGE W CHRISTIAN HERITAGE W CAL ST.-STANISLAUS W CAL ST.-STANISLAUS W LOUISVILLE* L NORTHERN ARIZONA* L at Montana St.-Billings W at W. New Mexico W at Alaska Fairbanks W WESTERN OREGON W ALASKA FAIRBANKS W CENT. WASHINGTON W SAINT MARTIN’S W W. WASHINGTON L SEATTLE PACIFIC W at Saint Martin’s W at Central Washington L SEATTLE UNIVERSITY W at Western Washington L at Seattle Pacific W

84-29 52-34 79-69 66-48 58-69 64-69 76-68 78-66 50-45 65-61 76-67 62-41 67-46 58-65 64-56 60-44 63-74 68-48 59-76 85-72

SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS ALL-TIME RESULTS, CONTINUED MSU BILLINGS W. NEW MEXICO at Western Oregon at Humboldt State at Simon Fraser at Seattle University HUMBOLDT STATE Central Washington^ Western Washington^

L W W W L W W W L

66-68 58-44 59-48 62-50 59-71 86-55 80-54 76-58 59-78

*Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout ^NCAA West Regional — Pomona, CA

2000-01 (13-14) SOUTHERN OREGON W 51-29 SOUTHERN OREGON W 56-40 LYNN L 60-65 RHODE ISLAND* L 65-66 VALPARAISO* L 67-76 at Humboldt State L 56-62 at Western Oregon L 71-78 ALASKA FAIRBANKS L 62-79 at Alaska Fairbanks L 48-69 CENT. WASHINGTON L 51-52 SAINT MARTIN’S W 70-59 at Seattle Pacific L 49-63 at Western Washington L 60-63 at Northwest Nazarene L 67-79 at Seattle University W 63-60 W. NEW MEXICO W 74-47 MSU BILLINGS W 69-50 WESTERN OREGON W 70-56 HUMBOLDT STATE W-OT 76-70 at Saint Martin’s W 74-45 at Central Washington L 46-56 W. WASHINGTON W 64-60 SEATTLE PACIFIC L 37-62 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY W 67-46 NW NAZARENE W 84-71 at Montana St.-Billings L 43-67 at W. New Mexico W 92-68 *Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout

at Seattle University L at Western Washington L HUMBOLDT STATE W WESTERN OREGON L at Northwest Nazarene L at Saint Martin’s L at Central Washington L at Seattle Pacific L ALASKA FAIRBANKS L W. WASHINGTON L SEATTLE UNIVERSITY L

70-80 54-72 66-53 56-73 67-93 54-76 54-74 69-80 62-67 75-83 55-80

*Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout %Lynn Shootout — Boca Raton, FL

2002-03 (11-15) WARNER PACIFIC L 51-53 WARNER PACIFIC W 75-46 NEVADA* L 49-67 EASTERN KENTUCKY* W 77-74 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY W 70-63 at Christian Heritage L 49-52 at CS Dominguez Hills W 65-59 PANHANDLE STATE W 77-53 PANHANDLE STATE W 80-65 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 66-65 at Western Oregon L 50-59 at Humboldt State L-OT 74-79 NW NAZARENE W 80-68 SAINT MARTIN’S L 55-77 at Seattle Pacific L 57-90 at Central Washington L 40-78 at Alaska Fairbanks L 57-68 W. WASHINGTON L 56-73 HUMBOLDT STATE W 69-57 WESTERN OREGON L-OT 64-68 at Saint Martin’s W-OT 78-75 at Northwest Nazarene L 63-86 SEATTLE PACIFIC L 78-93 CENT. WASHINGTON L 59-77 at Western Washington L 56-83 at Seattle University W 73-59 *Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout

2001-02 (5-22) CHRISTIAN HERITAGE L 51-68 CHRISTIAN HERITAGE W 67-54 GONZAGA* L 45-98 MARQUETTE* L 50-88 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN W 88-32 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN W 75-21 at Western Oregon L 51-113 at Humboldt State L 55-66 MSU BILLINGS L 54-82 Bentley% L 63-92 Mercy (N.Y.)% W 70-44 SAINT MARTIN’S L 74-79 NW NAZARENE L 56-77 SEATTLE PACIFIC L 55-87 CENT. WASHINGTON L 55-78 at Alaska Fairbanks L-OT 62-66

Head Coach

Jody Hensen 3 seasons 35-46 (.432) 2003-04 (13-14) CHRISTIAN HERITAGE CHRISTIAN HERITAGE MOUNT ST. MARY’S* CLEMSON* HUMBOLDT STATE WESTERN OREGON W. NEW MEXICO MSU BILLINGS# W. NEW MEXICO#

W W W W L L W L L

59-49 65-49 61-59 61-58 53-54 58-64 72-58 54-62 65-67

at Utah Valley State L at Westminster L at Northwest Nazarene L at Saint Martin’s L CENT. WASHINGTON W SEATTLE PACIFIC L at Seattle Univ. L-OT at W. Washington W at Alaska Fairbanks W SAINT MARTIN’S L NW NAZARENE W at Seattle Pacific L at Cent. Washington L-OT W. WASHINGTON L SEATTLE UNIVERSITY W ALASKA FAIRBANKS W at Western Oregon W at Humboldt State W

41-64 59-68 65-75 48-61 72-63 40-76 66-71 78-70 57-55 55-61 76-72 45-69 77-82 62-82 74-61 76-64 67-47 66-40

*Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout #Glacier Classic

2004-05 (9-18) ROCKY MOUNTAIN W LA.-LAFAYETTE* L EASTERN WASH.* L at Seattle Pacific L at Central Washington L WEST VIRGINIA TECH W WEST VIRGINIA TECH W Grand Canyon# L Fairmont State# L WESTERN STATE W WESTERN STATE W SEATTLE UNIVERSITY W W. WASHINGTON L ALASKA FAIRBANKS L at Western Oregon W at Humboldt State L NW NAZARENE L SAINT MARTIN’S L at W. Washington L at Seattle University W at Alaska Fairbanks L HUMBOLDT STATE L WESTERN OREGON W at Saint Martin’s L at Northwest Nazarene L CENT. WASHINGTON L SEATTLE PACIFIC L

W 66-60

EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 64-59 EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 62-61

HUMBOLDT STATE L WESTERN OREGON W at Alaska Fairbanks L at Central Washington L at Western Washington L SAINT MARTIN’S L SEATTLE UNIVERSITY L at Northwest Nazarene L at Seattle Pacific L ALASKA FAIRBANKS W W. WASHINGTON L CENT. WASHINGTON W at Seattle University L at Saint Martin’s W SEATTLE PACIFIC L NW NAZARENE W at Western Oregon W at Humboldt State L

67-75 64-45 72-80 54-93 44-94 61-62 43-60 55-66 74-88 67-61 62-74 70-64 40-51 65-58 34-67 68-39 68-49 51-60

*Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout

66-58 48-88 69-82 64-94 67-85 65-63 82-47 69-84 68-82 78-52 64-49 63-62 59-61 50-83 71-65 46-61 58-61 56-68 56-87 56-51 33-78 55-71 69-53 46-59 67-81 56-64 50-66

*Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout #Glacier Classic — Fairbanks

2005-06 (13-14) SAN DIEGO CHRISTIAN W SAN DIEGO CHRISTIAN W CENT. CONNECTICUT ST.* L FURMAN* L COLORADO CHRISTIAN W COLORADO CHRISTIAN W

DIST. OF COLUMBIA

72-64 78-49 51-77 54-74 73-47 70-29

2009-10 Alaska Anchorage Women’s Basketball

Head Coach

Tim Moser 3 seasons 84-15 (.848) 2006-07 (23-6) MID-CONTINENT MID-CONTINENT AIR FORCE* UC RIVERSIDE* vs Fort Lewis^ vs BYU-Hawaii^ BYU-HAWAII at CS Monterey Bay at CS Monterey Bay SW MINNESOTA ST.

W 102-53 W 80-36 W 62-60 W 72-67 W 62-45 W 85-54 W 80-60 W 79-70 W 75-68 W 70-62 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR W 72-47 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 67-61 at Northwest Nazarene L 59-63 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY W 57-49 W. WASHINGTON W-OT 63-60 at Central Washington L 52-58 at Seattle Pacific L 52-68 at Alaska Fairbanks L-OT 83-85 WESTERN OREGON W 62-45 SAINT MARTIN’S W 85-59 at W. Washington W 61-45 at Seattle University W 47-38 SEATTLE PACIFIC W 64-61 CENT. WASHINGTON W 75-65 NW NAZARENE W 69-58 at Saint Martin’s L 57-69 at Western Oregon W 85-73 vs CS Dominguez Hills$ W 49-48 at UC San Diego$ L 51-66

SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS ALL-TIME RESULTS, CONTINUED *Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout ^Glacier Classic — Fairbanks $NCAA West Regional—La Jolla, CA

2007-08 (30-5) LINCOLN CHRISTIAN W 93-22 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN W 85-16 CLEVELAND STATE% W-OT 80-72 SANTA CLARA% W 52-50 CHAMINADE^ W 98-31 MESA STATE^ W 94-58 CHAMINADE W 92-43 TEX.-PERMIAN BASIN W 88-55 TEX.-PERMIAN BASIN W 84-54 at Chaminade W 105-46 vs Nebraska-Kearney# L 63-72 at Hawaii Hilo# W 72-60 MSU BILLINGS W 68-66 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY W 69-44 at Northwest Nazarene W 52-50 at Seattle Pacific L 55-58 SAINT MARTIN’S W 63-52 WESTERN OREGON W 78-39 at Alaska Fairbanks W 61-46 at W. Washington W 52-48 at Central Washington W 57-40 SEATTLE PACIFIC L 77-78 NW NAZARENE W 68-55 at Western Oregon W 66-63 at Saint Martin’s W 49-44 ALASKA FAIRBANKS W 68-54 CENT. WASHINGTON W 85-53 W. WASHINGTON W 65-53 at Seattle University L 64-67 at Montana St. Billings W 62-56 vs Sonoma State$ W 70-53 vs Chico State$ W 65-47 at Seattle Pacific$ W 50-44 vs Franklin Pierce! W-OT 71-65 vs Northern Kentucky! L 54-57

KUYPER COLLEGE W at Saint Martin’s W at Western Oregon W at Alaska Fairbanks W NW NAZARENE W SEATTLE PACIFIC W WESTERN OREGON W SAINT MARTIN’S W ALASKA FAIRBANKS W at Montana St Billings W W. WASHINGTON W CENT. WASHINGTON W at Seattle Pacific L at Northwest Nazarene L at Central Washington W at W. Washington W MSU BILLINGS W vs NW Nazarene^ W vs UC San Diego^ W at Seattle Pacific^ W vs Clayton State$ W vs Minnesota State$ L

80-23 61-46 57-39 74-46 65-54 53-49 83-56 73-40 71-43 56-55 70-67 76-48 42-54 48-71 70-35 65-62 74-52 64-54 52-49 54-43 66-59 60-83

# Disney’s East Coast Tip-Off Classic — Orlando, FL % Great Alaska Shootout ^ NCAA West Regional — Seattle, WA $ NCAA Elite Eight — San Antonio, TX

%Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout ^ Glacier Classic # Vulcan Wahine Classic — Hilo, HI $ NCAA West Regional — Seattle, WA ! NCAA Elite Eight — Kearney, NE

2008-09 (31-4) vs Columbus State# W vs Bentley# W vs Lake Superior St.# L-OT GEORGIAN COURT W COLORADO CHRISTIAN W COLORADO CHRISTIAN W CAL ST. NORTHRIDGE% W SYRACUSE% W MANSFIELD W MANSFIELD W CAL STATE STANISLAUS W CAL STATE STANISLAUS W KUYPER COLLEGE W

53-39 46-43 65-70 77-33 55-54 63-38 72-44 58-57 80-45 89-43 86-52 72-45 89-29

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SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS A

Abbas, Janelle.........................................1995-96-97-98 Adams, Alicia..........................................................2001 ADEN, NIKKI.................................................. 2008-09 Alderman, Heidi.....................................1993-94-95-96 Alex, Charleen.................................................. 1979-80 Alex, Monique........................................................1991 Anderson, Salina.............................................. 1996-97 Andrus, Keri............................................................1993 Angel, Marie...........................................................1987 Archuleta, Megan...................................................2005 Aschoff, Mary................................................... 2003-04 Aspelund, Lorri................................................. 1978-79

Barnhart, Tracia......................................................1981 Basova, Dasha.................................................. 2008-09 Beason, Stephanie..................................................2005 Beckman, Stacey.............................................. 1982-83 Behimer, Carey................................................. 1990-91 Behrends, Lindsay....................................... 2002-03-04 Bellamy, Jodi.................................................... 1990-93 Bennett, Brenda.....................................................1980 Benson, Julie..........................................................1987 Berg, Sherri.............................................................1993 Berkley, Donna.......................................................1980 Bishop, Cheryl........................................1983-84-85-87 Blackburn, Karla.....................................................1982 Blair, Karen.............................................................1982 Bottoms, Dana........................................1998-99-00-01 Brady, Kim..............................................................2006 Brassard, Noelle............................................... 1986-87 Bro, Cassie..............................................................2005 Brooks, Sara...........................................................2003 Brooks, Keyona.......................................................2007 Brown, Dana...........................................................1981 Buchmann, Megan........................................... 2000-01 Burch, Lisa..............................................................1989 Burleson, Lucrecia............................................ 1990-91 Burnett, Tristan........................................... 2006-07-09

Gardeline, Jennifer...................................... 1999-00-01 Gardner, Cathy................................................. 1978-79 Gill, Sherri......................................................... 1985-86 Glines, Chelsey.......................................................2006 Glisky, Linda...........................................................1989 Graul, Lynette........................................................1987 Graul, Robin...........................................1986-87-88-89 Greene, Robin........................................1978-79-80-81 Gronewald, Keri.....................................................1982 GRUWELL, TAMAR............................................. 2009 Gundersen, Diana............................................ 2001-02 Gyllenberg, Laura...................................................2005

Hale, Catherine............................................ 1999-2000 Hames, Jackie................................................... 1983-84 Harley, Kat..............................................................2007 Harris, Elisha.................................................... 2008-09 Harrison, Laurice....................................1982-83-84-85 Hendry, Michelle.............................................. 1991-92 Hicks, Darla...................................................... 1991-92 Hinkle, Kathy.................................................... 1980-81 Horton, Sonya........................................................1990 Hutsell, Jolyn..........................................................1995

Iwamasa, Melanie....................................... 1994-95-96

Jacobson, Dorothy........................................... 1981-82 Jobe, Wendi................................................ 1992-93-94 JOHANSSON, HANNA......................................... 2009 Johnson, Stephanie.......................................... 2001-02 Jones, Lucy....................................................... 1994-95 Jones, Sarah...........................................................2006 Jordan, Bell....................................................... 2001-02

Kennedy, Sonya......................................................1986 Kielpinski, Rebecca.................................2006-07-08-09 Killion, Kim.............................................................1984 Kohinka, Shelly.......................................................1983 Korpela, Amber......................................................2000

Callahan (Riser), Mari....................................... 2006-07 Carr, Ann................................................................2001 Carr, Courtney.............................................. 1999-2000 Cepin, Stacie..................................................... 1997-98 Chambers, Julie............................................ 1999-2000 Chesla, Pam...................................................... 1979-81 Church, Tirzah.............................................. 1999-2000 Clare, Debbie.................................................... 1984-85 Clure, Beth........................................................ 1991-92 COLLINS, BRITTANY............................................ 2009 Cooper, Mary.........................................................1995 Cothren, Teri..........................................1995-96-97-98 Cubbedge, Jill.............................................. 1982-84-85 Cunningham, Erin............................................. 2007-08

Lamasko, Kelly........................................................1983 Larrabee (Torrey),Kellie.............................98-99-00-01 Larrabee, Sarah......................................2000-01-03-04 Larsen, Kelsey.........................................2003-04-05-06 Lane, Karmyn................................................... 1993-94 Laraux, Jean...........................................................1990 Leman, Whitney.....................................................2004 LeMon, Rachel.......................................1995-96-97-98 Light, Elain..............................................................1985 Lockard (Macon), Tenecia . ............................ 05-06-07 Long, Taylor............................................................2005

Davis, Deanna........................................1983-84-85-86 Dawson, Jody.........................................................1978 Decker, Melanie.....................................................1989 DeBoer, Keri..................................................... 1984-85 Dekel, Danielle................................................. 2008-09 Denman,Cynthia.............................................. 1978-79 Dickerson, Lori................................................. 1982-83 Digerness, Jami................................................ 1993-94 Dobrich, Diane.......................................1987-88-89-90 Doney, Carolyn.......................................1982-83-84-85

Elrod, Debbie.........................................................1988 Eppenger, Debra....................................................1979 Eppenger, Rhodell..................................................1979

Fadness, Greta.......................................1988-89-90-91 Feay, Debra............................................................1980 Felton (Berg), Sherri......................................... 1993-94 Fimple, Jan.............................................................1978 Flanigin, Suzy..........................................................1984

Gage, Chris.............................................................1981 Galvin, Debbie........................................................1988 Galvin, Kim.............................................1986-87-88-89

Manu, Pauline.................................................. 1990-91 Massey, Kamie Jo............................................. 2003-04 Massey, Tiffany................................................ 2000-01 McComsey, Lori......................................................1983 McCray, Deidre......................................................1981 McDonald, Stephanie.............................................1980 McDonough, Mary.................................................1985 McIntyre, Sharon............................................. 1984-85 McKeen, Suzanne...................................................1988 McWilliams, O’Lita.................................................2005 Mendenhall, Mindy.......................................... 2003-04 Middaugh, Tammy.................................................1982 MILLER, NICCI..................................................... 2009 Miller, Renee............................................... 1995-96-97 Moses, Trudy..........................................................1991 Muldrow, Bettema.................................................1990 Mullican, Kelly........................................1987-88-89-90

Nasby, Amber.........................................2002-03-04-05 Newman, Amy........................................................2000 Nilsson, Maria.................................................. 2007-08 Nizich, Tanya..........................................2001-02-03-04

Park, Veronica........................................1985-86-87-88 Parks, Lillie.............................................................2008 Paulus, Sandy................................................... 1990-91 Pavey, Coleen.........................................................1978 Pelleg, Limor............................................... 2006-07-08 Phillips, Connie................................................. 1979-80 Price, Angel...................................................... 1991-92 Priebe, Kim....................................................... 1991-92

Quinones, Kalhie....................................................2008

Randolph, Mary......................................................1978 Reilly, Jessica..........................................2002-03-04-05 Reilly, Kelly....................................................... 1986-87 Rickstrew, Janet.....................................................1983 Riley, Michelle.................................................. 1996-97 Roberts, Kim..................................................... 1980-81 Robinson, Andrea...................................................1993 Robinson, Eva................................................... 1980-81 Robinson, Robbie............................................. 1986-87 Rogers, Leslee........................................................1993 Rzeszut, Anne................................................... 1985-86

Salazar, Jennifer............................................... 2007-08 Septon, Deanna................................................ 1980-81 Shingleton, Heidi.............................................. 1998-99 Simmons, Rhonda..................................................1981 Smith, April...................................................... 1996-97 Smith, Stephanie....................................1997-98-99-00 Smith, Darlene................................................. 1988-90 Stassek, Nancy............................................ 1978-79-80 Stoddard, Jen................................................... 2002-03 Stoetzel, Allegra.....................................1993-94-95-96 Stone, Jayci.............................................................2007 Sturgis, Wendy.......................................1989-90-91-92 Sullivan, Sarah........................................................1982 Swift, Mitsy...................................................... 1987-88

Taborsky, Laura......................................................2002 TAYLOR, KIKI...................................................... 2009 Tegeler, Elke...........................................................1985 Thiel, Jackie............................................................2009 Thompson, Ashley..................................................2008 Titus, Michelle............................................. 1997-98-99 Trepl, Shelly............................................................1984 Trotter, Christy.......................................................1994 Trump, Patty..........................................................1986

Urie, Audra.............................................................1990

Van Nortwick, Holly...............................................1989 Van Weerdhuizen, Julia.........................................1993 Vaughan, Meghan..................................................2007 Vega, Jaeger..................................................... 1992-93 Volkman, Brooke....................................................1997

Warnke, Angie........................................1996-97-98-99 Warren, Sharon......................................................1978 Weber, Julie..................................................... 1996-97 Welch, Sonya.........................................1986-87-88-89 Wells, Laura............................................................1978 Wetherington, Julie.......................................... 1982-83 Whitwell, Paula......................................................1978 Wiles, Shelly...........................................................1981 Wilhelm, Kim.................................................... 1980-81 Wilhelm, Regina.................................1998-99-2000-01 Williams, Ruby.......................................................2008 Wilson, Christa.......................................................2005 WOHLERS, VIKI................................................... 2009

Zaun, Melissa................................................... 1993-94

Oda, Frances.................................................... 1994-95 Owen, Mary...........................................................1979

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SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — INDIVIDUAL HONORS ALASKA ANCHORAGE HONOR ROLL ALL-AMERICAN 2009

Rebecca Kielpinski

(WBCA—1st Team) (Daktronics—3rd Tm)

2008

2007

Rebecca Kielpinski

(Women’s D-II Bulletin—2nd Tm) (WBCA—Honorable Mention)

Rebecca Kielpinski

(Women’s D-II Bulletin—3rd Tm)

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN 1996 1995

Allegra Stoetzel (1st Tm) Allegra Stoetzel (3rd Tm)

NCAA II FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1986 Robin Graul

ALL-REGION 2009 2008 2007 2006 2004 2003 2002 1996 1995 1989 1988 1987 1985

Rebecca Kielpinski (1st Tm) Rebecca Kielpinski (1st Tm) Rebecca Kielpinski (1st Tm) Rebecca Kielpinski (2nd Tm) Kamie Jo Massey (2nd Tm) Kamie Jo Massey Bell Jordan Heidi Alderman Heidi Alderman Allegra Stoetzel Robin Graul Robin Graul Robin Graul Debbie Clare

CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2009 2008 2007 1990 1989 1988 1987 1985

Rebecca Kielpinski (GNAC) Rebecca Kielpinski (GNAC, co-) Rebecca Kielpinski (GNAC) Diane Dobrich (CDC) Robin Graul (CDC) Robin Graul (CDC) Robin Graul (CDC) Cheryl Bishop (CDC)

CONFERENCE NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR 2009 2008 2007 2003

Jackie Thiel (GNAC, co-) Kalhie Quinones (GNAC) Jayci Stone (GNAC) Kamie Jo Massey (GNAC)

CONFERENCE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2006

Rebecca Kielpinski (GNAC)

REGION COACH OF THE YEAR 2009

CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR 2009 Tim Moser (GNAC) 2007 Tim Moser (GNAC) 1988 Linda Bruns (CDC) 1986 Linda Bruns (CDC)

Tim Moser (WBCA)

ALL-CONFERENCE 2009 Rebecca Kielpinski (1st Tm) Jackie Thiel (2nd Tm) Ruby Williams (HM) 2008 Rebecca Kielpinski (1st Tm) Kalhie Quinones (2nd Tm) Maria Nilsson (2nd Tm) 2007 Rebecca Kielpinski (1st Tm) Jayci Stone (2nd Tm) 2006 Rebecca Kielpinski (2nd Tm) 2004 Kamie Jo Massey (1st Tm) 2003 Kamie Jo Massey (1st Tm) 2002 Bell Jordan (1st Tm) 2001 Tiffany Massey (1st Tm) Dana Bottoms (2nd Tm) 2000 Tiffany Massey (1st Tm Stephanie Smith (2nd Tm) Tirzah Church (2nd Tm) 1999 Tirzah Church (1st Tm) 1998 Stacie Cepin (2nd Tm) 1997 Salina Anderson (2nd Tm) 1996 Allegra Stoetzel (2nd Tm) Heidi Alderman (2nd Tm) 1995 Heidi Alderman (2nd Tm) Allegra Stoetzel (2nd Tm) 1994 Allegra Stoetzel (2nd Tm) Christy Trotter (2nd Tm) Frances Oda (2nd Tm) 1992 Beth Clure (1st Tm) Wendy Hildman (2nd Tm) 1991 Wendy Sturgis (1st Tm) Beth Clure (2nd Tm) Greta Fadness (2nd Tm) 1990 Diane Dobrich (1st Tm) Wendy Sturgis (1st Tm) 1989 Robin Graul (1st Tm) Sonya Welch (1st Tm) 1988 Robin Graul (1st Tm) 1987 Robin Graul (1st Tm) 1986 Robin Graul (1st Tm) Deanna Davis (1st Tm) 1985 Cheryl Bishop (1st Tm) Debbie Clare (1st Tm)

ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE 2009 2008 2007

Nikki Aden Erin Cunningham Maria Nilsson Limor Pelleg Mari Callahan Limor Pelleg Meghan Vaughan

2004 Kamie Jo Massey Mindy Mendenhall 2002 Stephanie Johnson 2001 Tiffany Massey Megan Buchmann Jennifer Gardeline 2000 Stephanie Smith 1999 Stephanie Smith (1st Tm) Angie Warnke (1st Tm) 1998 Stephanie Smith (2nd Tm) Angie Warnke (2nd Tm) 1997 Salina Anderson (1st Tm) 1996 Allegra Stoetzel (1st Tm) Heidi Alderman (2nd Tm) 1995 Allegra Stoetzel (1st Tm) Heidi Alderman (2nd Tm) 1994 Allegra Stoetzel (2nd Tm) Heidi Alderman (2nd Tm) 1993 Jodi Bellamy (1st Tm) 1992 Kim Priebe (1st Tm) 1991 Greta Fadness (1st Tm) 1990 Greta Fadness (1st Tm) 1989 Greta Fadness (1st Tm) 1988 Suzanne McKeen (1st Tm) Mitsy Swift (1st Tm)

RETIRED JERSEYS No. 22 — Robin Graul No. 54 — Rebecca Kielpinski

SEAWOLF HALL OF FAME 2006 2004 2003 2001

Allegra Stoetzel Cheryl Bishop Wendy Sturgis Robin Graul

UAA ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2006-07 1995-96 1987-88

Rebecca Kielpinski Allegra Stoetzel Robin Graul

TEAM MVP 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84

Rebecca Kielpinski Rebecca Kielpinski & Kalhie Quinones Rebecca Kielpinski Rebecca Kielpinski None awarded Kamie Jo Massey Sherri Felton Sherri Berg Beth Clure Wendy Sturgis Diane Dobrich Robin Graul Robin Graul Robin Graul Robin Graul Debbie Clare Debbie Clare

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1982-83 1981-82 1980-81

Janet Rickstrew Dorothy Jacobson Eva Robinson

BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85

Kiki Taylor & Ruby Williams Rebecca Kielpinski Keyona Brooks Kelsey Larsen Christa Wilson Jessica Reilly Jessica Reilly Jessica Reilly Tiffany Massey Tiffany Massey Stephanie Smith Stephanie Smith Rachel LeMon Melanie Iwamasa Allegra Stoetzel Christy Trotter Jami Digerness Michelle Hendry Michelle Hendry Wendy Sturgis Kim Galvin Veronica Park Kim Galvin Sherri Gill Sharon McIntyre

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85

Hanna Johansson & Elisha Harris Maria Nilsson Meghan Vaughan None awarded O’Lita McWilliams Amber Nasby Kelsey Larsen Bell Jordan Diana Gundersen Kellie Torrey Dana Bottoms Angie Warnke Teri Cothren April Smith Janelle Abbas Wendi Jobe Keri Andrus Kim Priebe Angel Price Sonya Horton Diane Dobrich Sonya Welch Sonya Welch Sonya Kennedy Deanna Davis

SEAWOLF RECORD BOOK — INDIVIDUAL HONORS ALASKA ANCHORAGE HONOR ROLL MOST INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85

Tamar Gruwell Erin Cunningham & Maria Nilsson Erin Cunningham & Tenecia Lockard Rebecca Kielpinski Tenecia Macon Sarah Larrabee Sara Brooks Kellie Larrabee Stephanie Johnson Angie Warnke Teri Cothren Julie Weber April Smith Frances Oda Frances Oda Wendi Jobe Darla Hicks Pauline Manu Greta Fadness Melanie Decker Kelly Mullican Robbie Robinson Robbie Robinson Jill Cubbedge

2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06

HUSTLE AWARD Nikki Aden Jennifer Salazar Mari Callahan Rebecca Kielpinski

COACHES’ AWARD 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85

Dasha Basova & Danielle Dekel Jennifer Salazar Jayci Stone Kelsey Larsen Kelsey Larsen None awarded Kelsey Larsen Jessica Reilly Megan Buchmann Catherine Hale Tirzah Church Kellie Torrey Michelle Titus Angie Warnke Lucy Jones Jami Digerness Andrea Robinson Wendy Hildman Beth Clure Darlene Smith & Kelly Mullican Sonya Welch Kim Galvin & Suzanne McKeen Kelly Reilly Deanna Davis Cheryl Bishop

TEAM CAPTAIN(S) 2008-09 Tamar Gruwell Jackie Thiel

2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95

Maria Nilsson Rebecca Kielpinski Mari (Riser) Callahan Tenecia Lockard Jayci Stone Meghan Vaughan Kelsey Larsen Mari Riser Taylor Long Jessica Reilly Stephanie Beason Sarah Larrabee Kamie Jo Massey Jessica Reilly Sarah Larrabee Kamie Jo Massey Jessica Reilly Bell Jordan Stephanie Johnson Kellie Larrabee Tiffany Massey Regina Wilhelm Stephanie Smith Tirzah Church Angie Warnke Julie Chambers Janelle Abbas Teri Cothren Salina Anderson Michelle Riley Melanie Iwamasa Allegra Stoetzel Frances Oda

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1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85

Sherri Felton Jami Digerness Andrea Robinson Jodi Bellamy Darla Hicks Michelle Hendry Greta Fadness Pauline Manu Diane Dobrich Robin Graul Mitsy Swift Robbie Robinson Deanna Davis Sherri Gill Carolyn Doney Laurice Harrison

CARRS/SAFEWAY GREAT ALASKA SHOOTOUT & DIV. I VICTORIES

UAA hosts one of college basketball’s most prestigious tournaments every Thanksgiving week when it brings Division I squads north for the Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout. For the 30th women’s tourney in 2009, the Seawolves will welcome Cincinnati, Coastal Carolina and Western Carolina. With five Shootout championships, Division II UAA has established an unprecedented level of success against its D-I competition, including a current string of three straight titles. CARRS/SAFEWAY GREAT ALASKA SHOOTOUT HISTORY Year Champion Runner-Up Most Outstanding Player 1980 Iowa Alaska Anchorage Cindy Haugejordge (Iowa) 1981 San Diego State Houston Diena Pels (SDSU) 1982 Minnesota Indiana Laura Coenen (Minnesota) 1983 Old Dominion Wichita State Lorri Bauman (Drake) 1984 Texas UNLV Annette Smith (Texas) 1985 Louisiana Tech Penn State Dawn Royster (N. Carolina) 1986 Northeast Louisiana Southern Cal Lisa Ingram (NE Louisiana) 1987 New Orleans Memphis State Kunshinge Sorrell (Miss. St.) 1988 South Carolina UNLV Martha Parker (S. Carolina) 1989 Stephen F. Austin Old Dominion Connie Cole (S.F. Austin) 1990 Alaska Anchorage South Alabama Diane Dobrich (UAA) 1991 Northern Illinois Louisville Lisa Foss (No. Illinois) 1992 Penn State Mo.-Kansas City Susan Robinson (Penn St.) 1993 Hawaii Southern Methodist Valerie Agee (Hawaii) 1994-I Rhode Island Northeast Louisiana Dayna Smith (URI) 1994-II Clemson UCLA Tara Saunooke (Clemson) 1995 South Carolina Arizona State Shannon Johnson (S. Car.) 1996 Georgia Oregon Tracy Henderson (Georgia) 1997 Tennessee Wisconsin Chamique Holdsclaw (UT) 1998 No Tournament 1999 Kansas Louisville Lynn Pride (Kansas) 2000 Ohio State Rhode Island Jamie Lewis (Ohio State) 2001 Iowa Gonzaga Lindsey Meder (Iowa) 2002 Nevada Indiana Laura Ingham (Nevada) 2003 Alaska Anchorage Clemson Kamie Jo Massey (UAA) 2004 Stanford Louisiana-Lafayette Candice Wiggins (Stanford) 2005 Central Connecticut St. Arizona Gabriella Guegbelet (CCSU) 2006 Alaska Anchorage UC Riverside Rebecca Kielpinski (UAA) 2007 Alaska Anchorage Santa Clara Rebecca Kielpinski (UAA) 2008 Alaska Anchorage Syracuse Rebecca Kielpinski (UAA)

LEFT: Chamique Holdsclaw led her unbeaten Tennessee squad to the 1997 title. RIGHT: Three-time tourney MVP Rebecca Kielpinski makes the game-winning layup against Santa Clara in 2007.

SEAWOLF GIANT KILLERS

Beginning with a 74-52 victory over Nevada in 1980, the Seawolves have a strong tradition of success against the giants of NCAA Division I basketball. UAA has a total of 31 wins over 28 programs, including such powers as Clemson, Wake Forest and Santa Clara. After beating Syracuse to win their third straight Shootout title, the Seawolves have a current six-game win streak against D-I foes, matching their largest margin of victory in a 72-44 win over Cal State Northridge in 2008.

UAA’s Kiki Taylor prepares to make a critical steal from Syracuse’s Chandrea Jones late in UAA’s 58-57 victory in 2008.

Air Force Boise State Cal State Northridge Clemson Cleveland State Eastern Kentucky Fordham George Mason Georgia State Georgia Tech

Loyola Marymount (2) Mount St. Mary’s Nevada New Mexico State Nicholls State Northeastern Illinois Pepperdine Radford San Diego San Francisco

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Santa Clara South Alabama Southeastern Louisiana Syracuse Texas-San Antonio UC Riverside Utah State (3) Wake Forest

CARRS/SAFEWAY GREAT ALASKA SHOOTOUT & DIV. I VICTORIES

FRAN ULMER

Chancellor – University of Alaska Anchorage

As cancellor of the University of Alaska Anchorage, Fran Ulmer brings to the position 30 years of experience of public policy in Alaska. Previously, Ulmer was a fellow at the Institute of Politics at Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government and a Distinguished Visiting Professor of Public Policy at the Institute of Social and Economic Research. In the early 1980s, Ulmer served as the Mayor of Juneau, then a member of the Alaska House of Representatives (1986-1994) and in 1994, she became the first female Lieutenant Governor of Alaska. In that year, she was appointed to the North Pacific Anadromous Fish Commission by President Bill Clinton and served on this international board for 11 years. She has participated in numerous panels, task forces, commissions and forums as a speaker, moderator and panelist to address the intersection of science, economics, politics and policy. Ulmer currently serves on the Board of Trustees of the National Parks Conservation Association, the Advisory Board of the Union of Concerned Scientists and the Alaska Nature Conservancy Board. She has a BA in political science and economics and a Law Degree from the University of Wisconsin.

DR. STEVE COBB

Director of Athletics – Univ. of Alaska Anchorage

In nine seasons at the helm of the University of Alaska Anchorage athletic department, Dr. Steve Cobb has helped take Seawolf Athletics to unprecedented heights. Not only have the Seawolves excelled in the field of competition, but the foundation for future success has been set in several ways. The 2007-08 and 2008-09 campaigns were two of the most memorable in school history, highlighted by three Final Four appearances for Seawolf basketball teams (women twice, men once), and NCAA top-15 finishes for men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s skiing, and men’s track & field. With UAA’s concurrent NCAA basketball runs in 2008, UAA became just the second school in Division II history to qualify both its men’s and women’s squads for the national semifinals. Under Dr. Cobb’s leadership, a planning phase is also under way for the construction of a new on-campus sports facility at UAA. He has also recently overseen several upgrades to UAA’s current facilities, including the installation of the new gym floor and the construction of the new All-American/Academic All-American honors wall. In 2005, Dr. Cobb helped establish the Seawolf Legacy Fund to provide a permanent endowment fund that will ensure full funding for future athletic scholarships at UAA. Seawolf Legacy surpassed the $1 million mark in donations in early 2008. Early in his tenure, he was the driving force behind the establishment of the Seawolf Hall of Fame and was instrumental in negotiating naming-rights agreements for the Wells Fargo Sports Complex, Kendall Classic hockey and Extended Stay Deluxe Invitational volleyball tournaments. The Alabama native has also overseen the creation of the Hockey Classic Wall of Champions above the Seawolves’ practice rink, as well as men’s and women’s Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout champions displays in the gymnasium. A former football coach, Dr. Cobb served as the athletic director at Georgia Southwestern State University before coming to UAA. In five years at Georgia Southwestern, Dr. Cobb raised the Hurricanes’ overall program to become one of the most successful in the nation, making the NAIA national playoffs in six of its seven sports and winning multiple conference championships in men’s and women’s basketball, softball and volleyball. From 1992-95, Dr. Cobb was an assistant athletic director at Iowa Wesleyan College, where he served as the football team’s defensive coordinator and special teams coach. He also had stints as an assistant football coach at East Texas State University (1990-92) and Sul Ross State University (1988-90). A 1981 graduate of the University of Montevallo, Dr. Cobb also holds a Doctorate of Education degree from East Texas State as well as a Master of Business Administration degree from St. Ambrose University and a Master of Education degree from Sul Ross State. Dr. Cobb and his wife Sandra reside in East Anchorage.

UAA ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF COACHES BASKETBALL (Men) . Head Coach: Rusty Osborne . Assistant: Ryan Orton . Grad. Assistant: Casey Reed BASKETBALL (Women) . Head Coach: Tim Moser . Assistant: Rebecca Alvidrez . Assistant: Mari Riser CROSS COUNTRY (Men & Women) . Head Coach: Michael Friess . Assistant: T.J. Garlatz . Grad. Assistant: David Kiplagat GYMNASTICS . Head Coach:Paul Stoklos . Assistant: Tami Monette HOCKEY . Head Coach: Dave Shyiak . Associate Head Coach: Campbell Blair . Assistant: Regg Simon SKIING . Head Coach: Trond Flagstad . Assistants: Sparky Anderson, Mandy Kaempf . Graduate Assistant: Dan McKay .TRACK & FIELD (Men & Women) . Head Coach: Michael Friess . Assistants: T.J. Garlatz, Rafael Echavarria, . Vivian Echavarria . Grad Assts.: David Kiplagat, Ryan McWilliams VOLLEYBALL . Head Coach: Chris Green . Assistant: Nicky Rose . Graduate Assistant: Emily Sakis

ADMINISTRATION Dr. Steve Cobb . . . . . . . Director of Athletics Dede Allen. . . . . . . . . . . Associate A.D./Compliance Tim McDiffett. . . . . . . . Associate A.D./External Jane Pallister. . . . . . . . . Associate A.D./Internal Tlisa Northcutt . . . . . . . Development Director Derek Donald . . . . . . . . Marketing/Promotions SPORTS INFORMATION Nate Sagan . . . . . . . . . . Director Dallas Baldwin. . . . . . . . Assistant Director SPORTS MEDICINE Chris Volk. . . . . . . . . . . . Head Athletic Trainer Kevin Lechtenberg . . . . Assistant Athletic Trainer Kelly Ranstead. . . . . . . . Assistant Athletic Trainer BUSINESS OFFICE Robin Calvert. . . . . . . . . Travel Coordinator Diana Campbell. . . . . . . Fiscal Technician Rhea Cardwell. . . . . . . . Administrative Assistant Roxanne Swallows . . . . Fiscal Manager Mary Beth Wooden . . . Ticket Manager REC SPORTS Ed Barker. . . . . . . . . . . . Facility Maintenance Shawn Farmer. . . . . . . . Facility Maintenance Brent Gordon . . . . . . . . Program Supervisor Tony Houston. . . . . . . . Assist. Director/Operations Robin Inman. . . . . . . . . Program Supervisor Bryan Leiser. . . . . . . . . . Special Events Manager Muzette Nelson . . . . . . Program Supervisor Alan Piccard. . . . . . . . . . Assist. Director/Programs Kevin Silver. . . . . . . . . . Associate A.D./WFSC Kristin Warren. . . . . . . . Office Manager Julie Weber. . . . . . . . . . Intramurals Director

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ACADEMICS The University of Alaska Anchorage is the state’s largest, most comprehensive university, serving nearly 20,000 students through four primary campuses and numerous other sites in Southcentral Alaska and the Aleutian Chain. Situated in the heart of Alaska’s biggest city, UAA is nestled in the middle of a greenbelt, surrounded by ponds, lakes and wildlife, and is connected to a city-wide trail and transportation system. UAA is comprised of six teaching units at the Anchorage campus — the colleges of Education, Health & Social Welfare, Arts & Sciences, Business & Public Policy; the Community & Technical College; and the School of Engineering. Organized research units at UAA complement the academic programs and reflect the special character of the University’s mission in Alaska. Research units include the Alaska Center for International Business, the American Russian Center, the Environment and Natural Resources Institute, the Center of Alcohol and Addic tion Studies, the Center for Economic Education, the Institute for Circumpolar Health Studies, the Center for Human Development, the Institute of Social and Economic Research and the Justice Center. UAA operates on a semester system. Fifteen semester credits are a normal class load and a minimum of 120 credits are required to complete a bachelor’s degree.

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SEAWOLF ATHLETICS

Nicknamed the Seawolves, UAA’s athletic teams compete as members of NCAA Division I in men’s ice hockey and women’s gymnastics and NCAA Division II in all other sports, including men’s and women’s basketball, women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s skiing, men’s and women’s outdoor track & field, and women’s cross country. UAA annually hosts the Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout men’s and women’s basketball tournament — recognized as one of the top in-season tournaments in the nation — as well as the Kendall Hockey Classic and the Extended Stay Deluxe Invitational volleyball tournament. Since joining the NCAA ranks in 1977, UAA has become a perennial national power in many of its sports. A total of 137 Seawolves have earned All-America honors, and UAA has produced 14 individual national champions since 1991. The Seawolves are coming off perhaps the most successful year in program history in 2008-09, boasting a second straight NCAA Semifinals appearances for women’s basketball, plus the top NCAA finishes ever for skiing, men’s track & field, and both women’s and men’s cross country. UAA also captured league titles in women’s basketball and men’s cross country as well as its first-ever Mountain Pacific Sports Federation gymnastics crown. Seawolves student-athletes have enjoyed unprecedented success in the classroom, compiling a cumulative GPA of 3.0+ in 12 of the last 15 years.

MUNICIPALITY OF

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ith city boudaries that stretch to nearly the size of the state of Delaware, more than 275,000 people are lucky to call Anchorage home. On a global scale, Anchorage is located as far north as Helsinki, Finland, and as far west as Honolulu, Hawaii. Anchorage is Alaska’s largest city (more than four times larger than the second-largest town), an international air crossroads, and the business and cultural center of the state. Almost 300 flights arrive daily at Anchorage International Airport. Anchorage is a recreational paradise as well, boasting more than 14,000 acres of parkland and nearly 300 miles of paved and wilderness biking, skiing and hiking trails. In addition, the city sports dozens of

lakes, softball, baseball and soccer fields, tennis and basketball courts, and six scenic golf courses. Chugach State Park is located 15 minutes from downtown Anchorage. With 495,000 acres, Chugach is the third-largest state park in the United States and offers a variety of year-round recreation, including hiking, mountain biking, camping, cross country skiing and wildlife viewing. Due to the warming effects of the Pacific Ocean currents and protection from the Chugach Mountains, Anchorage is located in Alaska’s so-called banana belt. Anchorage’s climate resembles that of San Francisco in the summer (highs of 75 degrees) and a Rocky Mountain ski resort in the winter (lows of 20

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STATE OF

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laska is the largest state in the union — one-fifth the size of the contiguous 48 states and more than twice the size of the second largest state, Texas. Although Minnesota is called the Land of 10,000 Lakes,, Alaska holds the real title in that department with more than three million lakes. Alaska has 39 different mountain ranges, three of which can be seen from Anchorage. The 49th State celerated is home to Mt. McKinley, the highest peak in North America (20,320 feet). Mt. McKinley, located in the heart of Denali National Park and Preserve, is over 200 miles north of Anchorage and can be seen from the city on clear days. Denali National Park is over six million acres and features great wildlife viewing and colorful wilderness expanses.

degrees). Low humidity also contributes to Anchorage’s comfortable climate. The residents of the city share the Anchorage bowl with more than 1,000 Moose, which are often seen on UAA’s campus throughout the year. In addition, black bears, grizzliess, foxes, wolves, lynx, wolverines, Dall sheep and bald eagles are just some of the animals that make their homes here. Salmon fishing is more than a pastime to Anchorage residents. Red and King Salmon can be caught from the many rivers and creeks that run through the city.