Texas Tech University Athletics
Lady Raiders Close Out Homestand Against Cowgirls
June 21, 1999 | Women's Basketball
February 15, 1999
#11 Texas Tech (21-3, 10-2)
vs.
Oklahoma State(12-10, 4-8)
Date: Wednesday, February 17, 1999
Tipoff: 7:00 p.m. CT
Site: Lubbock Municipal Coliseum (8,174)
Series: Oklahoma State leads, 10-8
The 11th-ranked Lady Raiders close out their longest homestand of the season with a face-off against Oklahoma State this Wednesday. Texas Tech, perfect at home this season (10-0), looks to extend its winning streak to three games. Oklahoma State does fairly well on the road (4-5), but has lost four of its last five games.
Probable Starting Lineups
Texas Tech Lady Raiders
No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. GP/GS PPG RPG APG 3 Melinda Schmucker Jr-2L G 5-9 24/24 6.1 2.7 5.5 33 Rene Hanebutt Sr-3L G 5-8 24/24 13.4 3.8 2.4 23 Julie Lake Sr-3L G 5-8 19/16 8.9 2.8 2.2 25 Keitha Dickerson Jr-2L F 6-0 24/24 9.0 7.3 2.6 45 Angie Braziel Sr-1L P 6-3 24/24 20.6 8.7 2.0Oklahoma State Cowgirls
No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. GP/GS PPG RPG APG 10 Kourtney Bower Sr. G 5-7 22/22 3.8 4.0 3.4 34 Jennifer Crow Jr. G 5-9 22/22 16.7 5.5 2.6 25 Reba Johnson So. C 6-0 20/3 2.5 2.6 0.5 22 Nikki Harmon Sr. F 5-11 22/22 9.5 5.3 4.0 43 Megan Gregg Sr. F 6-1 22/18 8.9 4.4 1.0Texas Tech Reserves
No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. G/GS PPG RPG APG 10 Kristi Washington So-1L G 5-10 20/0 3.9 1.6 0.8 12 Cara Gibbs Sr-3L P 6-2 24/0 4.0 2.6 0.8 15 Aleah Johnson Jr-TR F 6-1 17/0 5.7 3.9 0.7 24 Katrisa O'Neal So-1L G 5-6 24/8 6.0 2.7 2.9 32 Amber Tarr Fr-HS G 6-0 13/0 0.8 0.6 0.6 34 Tanisha Ellison Fr-HS C 6-1 12/0 0.8 0.6 0.0 52 Alison Cudnoski * Fr-HS C 6-2Lady Raider Head Coach Marsha Sharp* out due to injury
One of the most respected and well-known coaches in Texas Tech history, head coach Marsha Sharp is 397-128 (.756) in her 17th year at the helm of the Lady Raiders. The 1998 Big 12 Coach of the Year, she has led the Lady Raiders to eight NCAA Tournament appearances, seven consecutive and five NCAA Sweet 16 appearances in six years, including the NCAA National Championship in 1993. While in the SWC, Coach Sharp and the Lady Raiders never finished below third, they won or shared the last five championships, and they captured three Post Season Classic titles.
Sharp captured her 350th career victory during the 1997 NCAA Tournament when on March 16 Tech defeated Montana, 47-45, in Palo Alto, Calif.
A 1974 graduate of Wayland Baptist University, Sharp was named National Coach of the Year in 1993 and 1994. She also reaped SWC Coach of the Year honors seven times, five consecutively. Sharp needs three victories to eclipse the 400 career-win mark.
1998-99 Lady Raider Schedule/Results
Date Opponent Result/Game Time Nov. 15 Texas-Arlington W, 71-47 Nov. 17 Hampton cancelled Nov. 21 at #15 Old Dominion L, 64-85 Nov. 23 at SMU (FOX Sports) W, 72-67 Nov. 27 at Stanford W, 75-69 Dec. 2 Texas-San Antonio W, 96-391998-99 Big 12 Standings (through 2/13/99)Gene Hackerman Rice Invitational - Houston, Texas Dec. 5 vs. Wisconsin W, 84-70 Dec. 6 at Rice W, 79-57 Dec. 9 TCU W, 82-62
Ala Moana Hotel Paradise Classic - Honolulu, Hawaii Dec. 21 vs. James Madison W, 71-38 Dec. 22 vs. Loyola Marymount W, 82-59 Dec. 23 at Hawaii W, 67-63 Dec. 29 New Mexico W, 87-46 Jan. 2 at Baylor* (FOX Sports) W, 51-49 Jan. 6 Oklahoma* W, 93-69 Jan. 9 Kansas State* (FOX Sports) W, 73-60 Jan. 13 at Texas A&M* (FOX Sports) W, 68-65 Jan. 16 at Oklahoma State* W, 79-68 Jan. 20 #14 Iowa State* W, 71-47 Jan. 23 at Kansas* (FOX Sports) L, 45-55 Jan. 27 at Oklahoma* W, 89-87 Jan. 30 Baylor* W, 65-48 Feb. 6 at Texas* (Cox Channel 14) L, 70-74 Feb. 10 Texas A&M* W, 74-52 Feb. 13 Missouri* W, 74-68 Feb. 17 Oklahoma State* 7:00 p.m. Feb. 21 at Nebraska* 2:00 p.m. Feb. 24 at Colorado* 8:00 p.m. CT Feb. 27 Texas* (FOX Sports) 7:00 p.m.
Big 12 Conference Tournament - Kansas City, Mo. March 2-6 TBD TBA
*Big 12 Game
Big 12 Overall
Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct.
Texas Tech 10-2 .833 21-3 .875
Iowa State 9-3 .750 17-5 .773
Kansas 9-3 .750 19-6 .760
Texas 7-5 .583 13-9 .591
Kansas State 6-6 .500 13-9 .591
Baylor 6-6 .500 14-10 .583
Oklahoma 6-6 .500 12-10 .545
Nebraska 5-7 .417 16-9 .640
Colorado 5-7 .417 12-10 .545
Oklahoma State 4-8 .333 12-10 .545
Missouri 3-9 .250 10-12 .455
Texas A&M 2-10 .167 7-15 .318
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Wrap-Up of the TTU-Missouri Game The Texas Tech Lady Raiders never trailed the Missouri Tigers Saturday night at Lubbock Municipal Coliseum, but the Lady Raiders had to survive a late push by Missouri to defeat the Tigers 74-68.
Texas Tech jumped out to a 17-0 lead to start the game and led by as many as 22 points in the second half before the Tigers came charging back. The Tigers cut the Tech lead to two points by the three-minute mark and got within two again with 21 seconds remaining in the game.
But Melinda Schmucker and Rene Hanebutt each knocked down a pair of free throws in the final 18 seconds to ice the win for Texas Tech.
Angie Braziel led all scorers in the game with 28 points. Rene Hanebutt was the only other Lady Raider in double-figures with 18 points.
It also marks the sixth straight game in which Texas Tech was outrebounded by its opponents.
About Oklahoma State
In his 16th year at Oklahoma State, head coach Dick Halterman
looks for his Cowgirl squad to claim its second straight road win. The
Cowgirls defeated Baylor in Waco on Feb. 6 by the score of 58-56.
Three seniors bring a wealth of experience to the OSU starting lineup. Leading the team in scoring is junior forward Jennifer Crow who brings team-highs of 16.7 points and 5.5 rebounds into Wednesday's game. She ranks eighth in the league in scoring and third in free throw percentage (82.8%). Senior guard Kourtney Bower is second to Tech's Melinda Schmucker in assist-turnover ratio (1.76).
As a team, Oklahoma State shoots nearly 40 percent from the field but struggles from three-point range, hitting 29.2 percent of its attempts.
The league leader in free throw percentage (75.6%), OSU averages a league-low 64.0 points per game while allowing 63.5 opponent points, the conference's fourth-best scoring defense.
The Series Record...
Oklahoma State holds a slight edge over Texas Tech in the series
history, 10-8, but Tech has won the last five straight meetings,
including a 79-68 win in Stillwater on Jan. 16. The last time the Lady Raiders
lost to OSU in Lubbock took place on Jan.8, 1997 as the Cowgirls defeated the
Lady Raiders, 78-56. It was also the last time Tech has lost a home
conference game - the winning streak for Tech is now at 21 home
conference games.
Earlier this Season against the Cowgirls...
Angie Braziel scored 26 points and grabbed five rebounds to lead
No. 6 Texas Tech to a 79-68 victory over Oklahoma State on Jan. 16.
Texas Tech scored 14 straight points to open the game - thanks to five Oklahoma State turnovers in the Cowgirls' first six possessions. The Red Raiders (16-1, 5-0 Big 12) increased their lead to 31-13 with 9:35 to go in the first half. But Oklahoma State went on a 19-4 run to cut it to 35-32 at the half.
Tech went on a 16-3 run early in the second half to go up by 15. OSU didn't get closer than eight points in the last six minutes of the game.
Braziel hit 11 of 18 shots from the floor as the Red Raiders shot 49 percent. Texas Tech also hit eight of 17 3-point shots and was 15-of-21 from the free-throw line. Rene Hanebutt added 19 for Texas Tech and Julie Lake had 15, as the Red Raiders shot 56 percent in the second half, including four-of-seven three-pointers after the break.
Among the Best in the Nation...
After opening the 1998-99 season with a preseason ranking of
#12, the Lady Raiders have steadily climbed up in the polls since November.
In the weeks following, Texas Tech spend time at #14, #15, #13, #12, #10,
#8, #7, and as high as #6 before dropping to its current position of #11 in
this week's Associated Press poll. In this week's USA Today/ESPN poll,
Texas Tech is ranked #7.
Marsha Sharp to be Inducted in Texas Hall of Fame...
Texas Tech Lady Raiders' basketball head coach Marsha Sharp is
one of seven women who will be inducted into the Texas Women's Hall of Fame
March 4. Gov. George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush will present the
awards during a ceremony at the Four Seasons Hotel.
The Governor's Commission for Women created the Hall of Fame in 1984 to recognize women for outstanding achievements and contributions that impact Texans' lives. The awards are presented every two years.
A Look Ahead ...
The Lady Raiders hit the road for their final two road games of
the regular season with a contest at Nebraska on Sunday, Feb. 21 and a game
at Colorado on Wednesday, Feb. 24 before returning home to face Texas on
Feb. 27.
#11 Texas Tech Lady Raiders (21-3, 10-2 Big 12)
No. Name Yr-Exp. Pos. Ht. Hometown (HS/Previous School) 3 Melinda Schmucker Jr-2L G 5-9 Nazareth, Texas (Nazareth) 10 Kristi Washington So-1L G 5-10 Garland, Texas (Lake Centennial) 12 Cara Gibbs Sr-3L P 6-2 League City, Texas (Clear Creek) 15 Aleah Johnson Jr-TR F 6-1 Carrollton, Texas (South Plains College/Newman Smith) 23 Julie Lake Sr-3L G 5-9 Duncanville, Texas (Duncanville) 24 Katrisa O'Neal So-1L G 5-6 Plainview, Texas (Plainview) 25 Keitha Dickerson Jr-2L F 6-0 Elk City, Okla. (Elk City) 32 Amber Tarr Fr-HS G 6-0 Ozona, Texas (Ozona) 33 Rene Hanebutt Sr-3L G 5-8 Bowie, Texas (Bowie) 34 Tanisha Ellison Fr-HS C 6-1 Alief, Texas (Elsik) 45 Angie Braziel Sr-1L P 6-3 Odessa, Texas (South Plains College/Permian) 52 Alison Cudnoski Fr-HS C 6-2 Lubbock, Texas (Monterey)Oklahoma State Cowgirls (12-10, 4-8 Big 12)Head Coach: Marsha Sharp, 17th season Assistant coaches: Linden Weese, Roger Reding, and Lance White Student Assistants: Trish Gleason, Shelly Stone, Melissa Maines, Elesha Walker Athletic Trainer: LesLee Taylor Student Athletic Trainer: Whitney Wolff
No. Name Yr Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous School 00 Toya Releford So. C 5-10 Roland, Okla./Roland 10 Kourtney Bower Sr. G 5-7 Midwest City, Okla./Choctaw 11 Kara Faulk Fr. F 6-1 Sapulpa, Okla./Sapulpa 12 Jessica Bates Fr. F/C 6-2 Owasso, Okla./Owasso 21 Mandy Stuber Fr. G/F 6-2 Piedmont, Okla./Piedmont 22 Nikki Harmon Sr. F 5-11 Alva, Okla./Alva 25 Reba Johnson So. C 6-0 Ardmore, Okla./Ardmore 31 Cynda Brock Jr. G 5-6 Rogers, Ark./University of Tulsa 32 Stephanie Hester Jr. G 5-9 Cushing, Okla./Cushing 33 Shelly Jackson Sr. G 5-9 Ardmore, Okla./Ardmore 34 Jennifer Crow Jr. G 5-9 Corn, Okla./Washita Heights 42 Jessica Spinner Fr. G 5-10 Perth, Western Australia/Comanche 43 Megan Gregg Sr. F 6-1 Beaver, Okla./Seward CC 45 Devon Magness So. C 6-7 Purcell, Okla/Purcell 52 Coleman Smith Fr. F 6-1 Springdale, Ark./SpringdaleHead Coach: Dick Halterman, 16th season at Oklahoma State Assistant coaches: Jack Easley, Rae Rippetoe-Blair, Paula Ross
Texas Tech Tidbits...
Head coach Marsha Sharp needs three victories to eclipse the 400-career win mark. During her previous 16 years as head coach at Tech, Sharp has averaged 23.5 wins per season.
The Lady Raiders have won 112 of their last 119 games at the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum for a winning percentage of .941. The Lady Raiders have accumulated a 185-29 record under head coach Marsha Sharp and a 116-10 record in the last eight seasons in the Coliseum.
Senior guard Rene Hanebutt needs 14 more three-point field goals to become Techs all-time three-point field goal shooter. She comes intoWednesdays game with 243 career three-point field goals. Noel Johnson tops the career leaders with 256 treys. Hanebutt is currently second on the all-time career list for three-point field goal attempts with 597. She also need seven attempts to become Techs all-time career three-point field goal attempt player.
Senior guard Julie Lake needs one assist to eclipse the 400-career assist mark. She is currently fourth on Tech's all-time career list. Junior guard Melinda Schmucker records 361 career assists going into Wednesday's game against Oklahoma State, good for sixth on Tech's all-time career assist list. She needs five assists to move into fifth place.
As a team, Texas Tech has been outrebounded six consecutive games, posting a 4-2 record during that time.
Senior post Angie Braziel needs one more blocked shot to match her 1997-98 season total for blocks (53). She is currently sixth on Techs all-time career list for blocked shots with 105.
Texas Techs tenacious defense is evident on the number of opponents that have fouled out. At least one opponent player has fouled out in Techs last five of six games. A total of 22 opponent players have fouled out compared to nine Lady Raiders who have fouled out in a game this season.
A Tale of the Tape Between Texas Tech and Oklahoma State
Texas Tech Category Oklahoma State .450 Field Goal Percentage .396 .401 Opponent Field Goal Percentage .389 .376 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage .292 .644 Free Throw Percentage .756 37.8 Rebound Average 38.0 +1.1 Rebound Margin +2.1 74.2 Points Per Game 64.0 60.3 Points Allowed Per Game 63.5 +13.9 Point Differential +0.5 14.8 Turnovers Per Game 18.4 -6.4 Turnover Differential +0.4 10.8 Steals Per Game 8.0 4.1 Blocks Per Game 2.4 16.5 Fouls Per Game 20.0During the 1998-99 season, Texas Tech is ...
18-3 When winning the opening tip
15-1 When scoring the first points of the game
12-0 When outrebounding its opponents
9-3 When outrebounded by its opponents
When rebounding is tied
17-0 When leading at halftime
When score is tied at halftime
4-3 When trailing at halftime
7-1 When scoring 40 or more points in the first half
14-2 When scoring less than 40 points in the first half
14-1 When scoring 40 or more points in the second half
7-2 When scoring less than 40 points in the second half
14-0 When shooting percentage is higher than opponents
5-3 When shooting percentage is lower than opponents
2-0 When shooting percentage is tied with opponent
5-0 When shooting 50% or better for the game
15-2 When shooting under 50% for the game
10-2 When forcing 20 or more turnovers
3-1 When turning it over 20 or more times
15-1 When turning it over less than 20 times
2-0 When scoring 90 or more points
5-0 When scoring 80-89 points
10-1 When scoring 70-79 points
4-2 When scoring less than 70 points
When allowing 90 or more points
1-1 When allowing 80-89 points
1-1 When allowing 70-79 points
19-1 When allowing less than 70 points
Overtime games
10-0 Play at home
8-3 Play on the road
3-0 Play at a neutral site
11-0 Wear white uniforms
Wear red uniforms
10-3 Wear black uniforms
5-2 Plays on television
11-1 Plays a non-conference game
16-3 Wins the game before
3-0 Loses the game before
5-0 Against WAC opponents
3-1 Games in November
8-0 Games in December
8-1 Games in January
2-1 Games in February
Games in March
5-2 Day games
16-1 Night games
2-0 Sunday games
2-0 Monday games
2-0 Tuesday games
8-0 Wednesday games
Thursday games
1-0 Friday games
6-3 Saturday games
Texas Tech and the Big 12 Stats (through 2/13/99)
As a team, Texas Tech ranks
overall ranking/Big 12 games
scoring offense 4th/4th
scoring defense 2nd/2nd
scoring margin 1st/2nd
field goal percentage 2nd/3rd
field goal percentage defense 6th/8th
free throw percentage 9th/7th
three-point field goal percentage 2nd/5th
three-point field goals made 4th/T5th
three-point field goal defense 1st/3rd
rebounding offense 7th/11th
rebounding defense T7th/8th
rebounding margin 8th/9th
blocked shots 1st/2nd
assists 1st/1st
steals 3rd/3rd
turnover margin 1st/1st
assist/turnover ratio 1st/1st
offensive rebounds 4th/T5th
defensive rebounds 9th/T10th
Notable individual stat leaders
overall ranking/Big 12 games
scoring Angie Braziel, 1st/1st
Rene Hanebutt, 18th/14th
rebounds Angie Braziel, 4th/T3rd
Keitha Dickerson, 9th/11th
field goal perc. Angie Braziel, 6th/6th
assists Melinda Schmucker, 4th/5th
steals Katrisa ONeal, 2nd/T1st
blocked shots Angie Braziel, 1st/1st
3-point field goal perc. Rene Hanebutt, 7th/9th
3-point field goals p/g Rene Hanebutt, 2nd/3rd
offensive rebounds Keitha Dickerson, T4th/T12th
Angie Braziel, 11th/T9th
defensive rebounds Angie Braziel, 3rd/T2nd
Keitha Dickerson, 9th/8th
assist/turnover ratio Melinda Schmucker, 1st/1st
Lady Raider/Opponent Highs
Texas Tech Opponents
Points 34 Angie Braziel vs. TCU (12/9/98) 28 LaNeisha Caufield (Oklahoma), 1/27/99
FG Made 15 Angie Braziel vs. TCU (12/9/98) 10 Edwina Brown (Texas), 2/6/99
FG Attempts 24 Angie Braziel vs. TCU (12/9/98)/Oklahoma (1/27/99) 25 Lindsey Yamasaki (Stanford), 11/27/98
3FG Made 7 Rene Hanebutt vs. Oklahoma (1/6/99) 5 Kristin Rethman (KSU), 1/9/99
3FG Attempts 12 Rene Hanebutt vs. Oklahoma (1/6/99) 12 Lindsey Yamasaki (Stanford), 11/27/98
FT Made 15 Julie Lake vs. Baylor (1/30/99) 11 LaNeisha Caufield (Oklahoma), 1/27/99
FT Attempts 16 Julie Lake vs. Baylor (1/30/99) 13 LaNeisha Caufield (Oklahoma), 1/27/99
Rebounds 17 Angie Braziel at Texas A&M (1/13/99) 14 Claudia Brassard (SMU), 11/23/98
Assists 13 Melinda Schmucker vs.Loyola Marymount (12/22/98) 10 Edwina Brown (Texas), 2/6/99
Blocked Shots 6 Angie Braziel vs. Hawaii (12/29/98) 4 Olga Firsova (KSU), 1/9/99
Steals 9 Katrisa ONeal vs. Kansas State (1/9/99) 4 Prissy Sharpe (Texas A&M), 2/10/99
Minutes Played 40 Rene Hanebutt vs. Kansas State (1/9/99) 40 Toya Ellis/Mandy Hayworth (Baylor), 1/30/99
Between the Numbers
Largest halftime lead 33 vs. Texas-SA, 12/2/98 Largest halftime deficit 12 at Oklahoma, 1/27/99 Largest game lead 57 vs. Texas-SA, 12/2/98 Largest deficit 21 at Old Dominion, 11/21/98 Largest winning margin 57 vs. Texas-SA, 12/2/98 Largest losing margin 21 at Old Dominion, 11/21/98 Most consecutive points scored 15 vs. Texas-Arlington, 11/15/98 Most consecutive points allowed 13 at SMU, 11/23/98 Largest home crowd 8,174 vs. Iowa State, 1/20/99 - Baylor, 1/30/99 Largest road crowd 10,659 at Texas, 2/6/99 Largest neutral site crowd 1,973 vs. James Madison, 12/21/98 40-point games 30-point games Braziel (2), Hanebutt (1) 20-point games Braziel (10), Hanebutt (3), Dickerson (1); Lake (1) 10-rebound games Braziel (7), Dickerson (5), Gibbs (1) Double-doubles (point/rebounds) Braziel (7), Dickerson (3), Gibbs (1) Games as leading scorer Braziel (18); Hanebutt (4); Lake (2), Dickerson (1) Games as leading rebounder Johnson (3); Braziel (16), Dickerson (8), Gibbs (1); Hanebutt (2); Schmucker (1) Games as assist leader Schmucker (17); Hanebutt (3); ONeal (5); Lake (2); Washington (1); Dickerson (2) Technical fouls Marsha Sharp (1)Lady Raider Career/Season Highs
POINTS
No. Player Career 1998-99 Season 3 Melinda Schmucker 19 vs. UCLA (11/29/96) 13 vs. Wisconsin (12/5/98) 10 Kristi Washington 12 vs. JMU (12/21/98) 12 vs. JMU (12/21/98) 12 Cara Gibbs 16 vs. Kansas (1/30/97) 10 vs. Oklahoma (1/6/99)/Baylor (1/30/99) 15 Aleah Johnson 14 vs. Texas-SA (12/2/98) 14 vs. Texas-SA (12/2/98) 23 Julie Lake 28 vs. Rice (3/2/96) 21 vs. Baylor (1/30/99) 24 Katrisa ONeal 14 vs.New Mexico (12/29/98) 14, twice 25 Keitha Dickerson 21 vs. Kansas State (1/9/99) 21 vs. Kansas State (1/9/99) 32 Amber Tarr 6 vs. New Mexico (12/29/98) 6 vs. New Mexico (12/29/98) 33 Rene Hanebutt 30 vs. Oklahoma (1/6/99) 30 vs. Oklahoma (1/6/99) 34 Tanisha Ellison 3 vs. Texas A&M (2/10/99) 3 vs. Texas A&M (2/10/99) 45 Angie Braziel 34 vs. TCU (12/9/98) 34 vs. TCU (12/9/98) 52 Alison CudnoskiREBOUNDS
ASSISTS, BLOCKS, or STEALSNo. Player Career 1998-99 Season 3 Melinda Schmucker 9 vs. Oklahoma State (1/28/98) 8 vs. Kansas (1/23/99) 10 Kristi Washington 5 vs. St. Francis (11/28/97) 4 vs. New Mexico (12/29/98) 12 Cara Gibbs 11 vs. Oklahoma (1/6/99) 11 vs. Oklahoma (1/6/99) 15 Aleah Johnson 9 vs. Old Dominion (11/21/98) 9, three times 23 Julie Lake 11 vs. Kent (11/24/95) 6 vs. SMU (11/23/98)/TCU (12/9/98) 24 Katrisa ONeal 8 vs. Oklahoma (1/6/99) 8 vs. Oklahoma (1/6/99) 25 Keitha Dickerson 16 vs.Baylor (1/2/99) 16 vs.Baylor (1/2/99) 32 Amber Tarr 4 vs. New Mexico (12/29/98) 4 vs. New Mexico (12/29/98) 33 Rene Hanebutt 14 vs. SMU (12/29/97) 9 vs. Texas-SA (12/2/98) 34 Tanisha Ellison 2 vs. Texas-SA (12/2/98) 2 vs. Texas-SA (12/2/98) 45 Angie Braziel 17 vs. Texas A&M (1/13/99) 17 vs. Texas A&M (1/13/99) 52 Alison Cudnoski
No. Player Career 1998-99 Season 3 Melinda Schmucker 17 assists vs. Grambling (3/13/98) 13 assists vs. Loyola-M (12/22/98) 10 Kristi Washington 4 steals vs. JMU (12/21/98) 4 assists vs. Texas-SA (12/2/98) 12 Cara Gibbs 3 blocks, twice 3 assists vs. ODU (11/21/98) 15 Aleah Johnson 4 assists vs. Stanford (11/27/98) 4 assists vs. Stanford (11/27/98) 23 Julie Lake 9 assists, twice 3 assists three times 24 Katrisa ONeal 9 steals vs. Kansas State (1/9/99) 8 assists vs. New Mexico (12/29/98) 25 Keitha Dickerson 6 assists vs. Texas A&M (1/13/99) 4 steals vs. Missouri (2/13/99) 32 Amber Tarr 2 assists vs. JMU (12/21/98) 2 assists, three times 33 Rene Hanebutt 10 assists vs. Texas (2/5/97) 6 assists vs. Kansas State (1/9/99) 34 Tanisha Ellison 3 blocks vs. Texas-SA (12/2/98) 3 blocks vs. Texas-SA (12/2/98) 45 Angie Braziel 6 blocks vs. New Mexico (12/29/98) 6 blocks vs. New Mexico (12/29/98) 52 Alison Cudnoski
