Texas Tech University Athletics
Lady Raiders Head West to Paradise
June 21, 1999 | Women's Basketball
December 14, 1998
#12 Texas Tech (7-1)
vs.
James Madison (5-4)
Tech Ventures to Hawaii to Participate in the Paradise Classic
The 12th-ranked Lady Raiders make the journey over the Pacific Ocean to compete in the Ala Moana Hotel Paradise Classic in Honolulu. Tech will play three games in three days, facing James Madison (Dec. 21), Loyola Marymount (Dec. 22), and host Hawaii (Dec. 23).
Ala Moana Hotel Paradise Classic
(Honolulu, Hawaii)
Date: Monday, December 21, 1998
Tipoff: 9:00 p.m. CT
Site: Stan Sheriff Center (10,300)
Series: First meeting
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 8/8 7.6 2.1 4.524 Katrisa O'Neal So-1L G 5-6 8/0 4.4 2.3 1.633 Rene Hanebutt Sr-3L G 5-8 8/8 11.4 3.3 2.425 Keitha Dickerson Jr-2L F 6-0 8/8 9.5 5.8 1.945 Angie Braziel Sr-1L P 6-3 8/8 19.4 8.8 2.0James Madison Dukes
No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. GP/GS PPG RPG APG5 Kish Jordan Sr. G/F 5-9 9/7 7.2 5.9 1.211 Mistiza Colebank Jr. G/F 5-9 9/9 8.6 2.8 4.422 Becky Wollenberg So. G 5-9 8/6 9.9 2.1 2.140 Hope Cook So. G/F 6-0 9/3 7.0 5.2 0.750 Hollee Franklin Fr. C 6-5 9/7 5.1 3.8 0.6
Texas Tech ReservesNo. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. G/GS PPG RPG APG10 Kristi Washington So-1L G 5-10 8/0 3.6 1.4 0.912 Cara Gibbs Sr-3L P 6-2 8/0 3.8 2.4 0.915 Aleah Johnson Jr-TR F 6-1 8/0 8.0 5.6 1.123 Julie Lake * Sr-3L G 5-8 8/8 9.4 3.6 1.932 Amber Tarr Fr-HS G 6-0 6/0 0.2 0.2 0.334 Tanisha Ellison Fr-HS C 6-1 6/0 0.7 0.8 0.052 Alison Cudnoski * Fr-HS C 6-2
* out due to injury
Lady Raider Head Coach Marsha Sharp
One of the most respected and well-known coaches in Texas Tech history, head coach Marsha Sharp is 383-126 (.752) 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 17 victories to eclipse the 400 career-win mark.
1998-99 Lady Raider Schedule/Results
1998-99 Big 12 Standings (through 12/13/98)
Big 12 OverallTeam W-L Pct. W-L Pct.Nebraska 0-0 .000 9-1 .900Texas Tech 0-0 .000 7-1 .875Iowa State 0-0 .000 6-1 .857Oklahoma State 0-0 .000 5-1 .833Missouri 0-0 .000 5-2 .714Kansas 0-0 .000 7-3 .700Baylor 0-0 .000 6-3 .667Colorado 0-0 .000 5-3 .625Kansas State 0-0 .000 5-3 .625Oklahoma 0-0 .000 4-3 .571Texas A&M 0-0 .000 4-4 .500Texas 0-0 .000 3-3 .500
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Wrap-Up of the Texas Tech - TCU game
Angie Braziel and Katrisa O'Neal recorded career nights last Wednesday evening, posting career-high scoring marks of 34 and 12 points respectively, as the Texas Tech Lady Raiders defeated TCU, 82-69.
The Lady Raiders moved their series mark versus TCU to 36-0 in front of a home crowd in Lubbock Municipal Coliseum.
A 14-2 run midway through the first half took Texas Tech from one point behind to 11 points in the lead. Braziel, who fell one rebound shy of her third consecutive double-double, keyed the Lady Raider push with six points.
"Braziel is beginning to become a special go-to player," Texas Tech coach Marsha Sharp said. "She is showing everything we need to win big games this year."
Keitha Dickerson rounded out the Lady Raiders scoring in double figures with 10 points on the night. Every member of the Texas Tech team that suited out Wednesday night scored in the game. Amber Tarr scored her first point as a Lady Raider.
Tricia Payne led the way for TCU with 16 points and Jill Sutton pitched in with 12 points.
About James Madison
Bud Childers is in his second year as head coach of the Dukes, but is in his 16th career year as a head coach. Last season, the Dukes posted a 17-11 mark, and enter next Wednesday's game against Tech with a 5-4 record. Four starters and nine letterwinners return for JMU.
Sophomore guard Becky Wollenberg tops the Dukes in scoring, averaging 9.9 points per game. Senior guard/forward Kish Jordan hauls down a team-high 5.9 rebounds per game. As a team, James Madison shoots 38.5 percent from the floor, including 26.7 percent from three-point range.
The Dukes struggle from the free throw line (59.7%), but outrebound its opponents (+6.4). The Dukes average 65.6 points per game while allowing 61.6 opponent points per contest.
About Loyola Marymount
The Lions enter the Paradise Classic with a 3-5 record under the direction of fourth-year head coach Julie Wilhoit. Loyola Marymount has lost two of its last three games. Last season, the Lions finished with a 3-24 mark.
Leading the Lions is senior center Julie Jarosz who averages 15.1 points per game. Topping the squad in rebounds is junior forward Dana Hunter who hauls down 6.9 boards per contest.
As a team, Loyola Marymount shoots nearly 40 percent from the field, but struggles from three-point range (27.8%). The Lions hold a small rebounding edge over their opponents (+2.0) as well as a scoring margin (69.0 - 68.6).
About Hawaii
Under the direction of 12th-year head coach Vince Goo, Hawaii comes into its tournament with a 5-3 record. Last season, the Rainbow Wahine finished with a strong 24-4 record, clinching the WAC Pacific Division title. Hawaii returns three starters from last year's squad and finished 20th in the final AP poll.
The Rainbow Wahine are led by junior forward Raylene Howard who averages a team-high 20.7 points and 6.5 rebounds per game. As a team, Hawaii hits nearly 44 percent of its shots, but gets outrebounded by its opponents (-6.8). The Rainbow Wahine have reached the free throw line 59 more times than its opponents, and average 65.7 points per game compared to 59.2 opponent points per game.
The Series Records with James Madison, Loyola Marymount, Hawaii
Texas Tech begins its series history with James Madison and Loyola Marymount at the Paradise Classic. This is the second meeting between the Lady Raiders and the Rainbow Wahine. The lone previous meeting took place 13 years ago (Dec. 6, 1985) with Tech defeating Hawaii, 77-71, in Honolulu.
A Look Ahead ...
After the holiday break, the Lady Raiders return home for a game against New Mexico on Dec. 29. Game time is set for 7:00 p.m.
Texas Tech Lady Raider Basketball
Texas Tech vs. James Madison
Dec. 21, 1998
#12 Texas Tech Lady Raiders (7-1)
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)
Head Coach: Marsha Sharp, 17th seasonAssistant coaches: Linden Weese, Roger Reding, and Lance WhiteStudent Assistants: Trish Gleason, Shelly Stone,Melissa Maines, Elesha WalkerAthletic Trainer: LesLee TaylorStudent Athletic Trainer: Whitney Wolff
James Madison Dukes (5-4)
No. Name Yr Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous School5 Kish Jordan Sr. G/F 5-9 Harrisonburg, Va./Harrisonburg11 Mistiza Colebank Jr. G 5-9 Virginia Beach, Va./Salem12 Shirlence Archer Sr. G/F 5-9 Sandersville, Ga./Washington County14 Mandy White So. G 5-9 Columbus, Ohio/Bishop Hartley20 Jody Williams Fr. G 5-9 Summersville, W. Va./Nicholas County22 Becky Wollenberg So. G 5-9 Annandale, Va./Annandale23 Allyson Keener Fr. G 5-8 Lafayette, Calif./Campolindo32 Akosua Demann Sr. C 6-2 San Rafael, Calif./Marin Catholic34 Katie Hardbarger Fr. F 6-1 Millboro, Va./Bath County35 Stacey Todd So. F 6-2 Englewood, Colo./Cherry Creek40 Hope Cook Sr. G/F 6-0 Gladys, Va./William Campbell43 Manika Herring Sr. F 5-11 Bethel Park, Pa./Bethel Park44 Sarah Skuchas Fr. C 6-3 Audubon, Pa./Methacton50 Hollee Franklin Fr. C 6-5 Lynchburg, Va./Rustburg
Head Coach: Bud Childers, second seasonAssistant coaches: Sharon Versyp, Russell Sarfaty, Ina Nicosia
Texas Tech Tidbits...
Senior post Angie Braziel scored a career-high 34 points in 31 minutes of play Wednesday against TCU. With two blocks against the Horned Frogs, Braziel is tied for ninth on Tech's all-time career list for blocks with 67. She is tied with Sheryl Swoopes.
Sophomore guard Katrisa O'Neal also collected a career-high 12 points against TCU. Freshman guard Amber Tarr scored her first collegiate point against TCU.
Texas Tech has now won 36 straight games over TCU. It was also the second consecutive game that the Lady Raiders shot over 50% from the field.
Senior guard Julie Lake sustained a crack in her left radius at her left elbow during the second half of the TCU game, and will be out for four weeks. The injury snaps a streak of 55 games in which she has started for the Lady Raiders. The last (and only time in her career) that Lake did not start was on Jan. 11, 1997, against Colorado in Boulder.
The Lady Raider senior class holds an 80-20 record.
The Lady Raiders have won six consecutive games and have won 19 of its last 21 games, dating back to Feb. 4, 1998.
Techs game against Hawaii marks its fourth Western Athletic Conference opponent this season. Earlier this season, the Lady Raiders defeated, SMU, Rice, and TCU.
Head coach Marsha Sharp needs 17 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.
USA Today/ESPN Poll(12/7/98) 1. Connecticut 6-0 2. Tennessee 6-1 3. Purdue 5-1 4. Louisiana Tech 5-1 5. Georgia 6-0 6. Notre Dame 6-0 7. North Carolina 9-1 8. Alabama 7-1 9. Old Dominion 6-1 10. UCLA 5-2 11. TEXAS TECH 6-1 12. Colorado State 10-0 13. Rutgers 6-2 14. Clemson 7-0 15. Duke 5-4 16. Florida 8-2 17. Iowa State 5-1 18. Nebraska 7-1 19. Kansas 6-3 20. Arkansas 6-3 21. George Washington 5-1 22. Virginia Tech 6-0 23. Penn State 5-1 24. Virginia 4-2 25. N.C. State 3-4 Receiving votes: UC-Santa Barbara 79;Wisconsin 69; Florida International 46;Marquette 34; Memphis 32; Oklahoma State 28;Illinois 24; Stephen F. Austin 21; Vanderbilt 19;Southwest Missouri State 17; Santa Clara 17;Washington State 15; Ohio State 15; Arkansas State 12;Hawaii 10; Stanford 9; Kentucky 8; Mississippi State 8,Utah 5; Auburn 5; Butler 4; Michigan 3; Oregon 3; LSU 3;Texas Christian 3; Northwestern State (LA.) 2;Miami (Fla.) 2; Colorado 1; Duquesne 1; Georgia Tech 1;Arizona 1; Mississippi 1.
A Tale of the Tape Between Texas Tech and James Madison
Texas Tech Category James Madison.461 Field Goal Per. .385.392 Opponent Field Goal Per. .420.404 Three-Point Field Goal Per. .267.677 Free Throw Per. .59740.0 Rebound Average 41.7+6.0 Rebound Margin +6.477.6 Points Per Game 65.662.3 Points Allowed Per Game 61.6+14.3 Point Differential +4.018.0 Turnovers Per Game 17.1-3.6 Turnover Differential -4.610.9 Steals Per Game 9.93.1 Blocks Per Game 2.118.4 Fouls Per Game 22.0
During the 1998-99 season, Texas Tech is ...
6-1 When winning the opening tip4-1 When scoring the first points of the game6-0 When outrebounding its opponents1-1 When outrebounded by its opponents When rebounding is tied7-0 When leading at halftime When score is tied at halftime0-1 When trailing at halftime5-1 When scoring 40 or more points in the 1st half2-0 When scoring less than 40 points in the 1st half5-0 When scoring 40 or more points in the 2nd half2-1 When scoring less than 40 points in the 2nd half6-0 When shooting Per. is higher than opp. 1-1 When shooting Per. is lower than opp.2-0 When shooting 50% or better for the game5-1 When shooting under 50% for the game5-1 When forcing 20 or more turnovers2-1 When turning it over 20 or more times5-0 When turning it over less than 20 times1-0 When scoring 90 or more points2-0 When scoring 80-89 points4-0 When scoring 70-79 points0-1 When scoring less than 70 points When allowing 90 or more points0-1 When allowing 80-89 points1-0 When allowing 70-79 points6-0 When allowing less than 70 points Overtime games3-0 Play at home3-1 Play on the road1-0 Play at a neutral site3-0 Wear white uniforms Wear red uniforms4-1 Wear black uniforms1-0 Plays on television6-0 Plays a non-conference game5-1 Wins the game before1-0 Loses the game before3-0 Against WAC opponents3-1 Games in November 4-0 Games in December Games in January Games in February Games in March
3-1 Day games4-0 Night games
2-0 Sunday games1-0 Monday games Tuesday games2-0 Wednesday games Thursday games1-0 Friday games1-1 Saturday games
Texas Tech and the Big 12 Stats(through 12/11/98)
As a team, Texas Tech ranks overall ranking scoring offense 4th scoring defense 6th scoring margin 4th field goal Per. 5th field goal Per. def. 8th free throw Per. 4th three-point field goal Per. 1st three-point field goals made 4th three-point field goal defense 7th rebounding offense 4th rebounding defense 3rd rebounding margin 3rd blocked shots 5th assists 5th steals 2nd turnover margin 3rd assist/turnover ratio 2nd offensive rebounds 4th defensive rebounds 9th Notable individual stat leaders overall ranking scoring Angie Braziel, 6th Rene Hanebutt, 24th rebounds Angie Braziel, 4th field goal Per. Angie Braziel, 7th assists Melinda Schmucker,T8th steals Katrisa ONeal, T6th blocked shots Angie Braziel, T2nd 3-point field goal Per. Rene Hanebutt, 5th 3-point field goals per game Rene Hanebutt, T4th free throw Per. Aleah Johnson, T12th offensive rebounds Keitha Dickerson, 4th defensive rebounds Angie Braziel, 2nd assist/turnover ratio Melinda Schmucker, 3rd Texas Techs Production By Class
Pts. Pct. Reb. Pct. Min./Avg.Sr (4) 351 57 144 50 778/24.3Jr (3) 201 32 97 34 580/24.2So (2) 64 10 29 10 213/13.3Fr (3) 5 0 6 2 29/1.2
1998-99 Team Game-by-Game StatisticsRecord: 7-1 (Home: 3-0; Away: 3-1; Neutral 1-0)Big 12 Record: 0-0 (Home: 0-0; Away: 0-0; Neutral 0-0)
Lady Raider Highs
Texas Tech Points 34 Angie Braziel vs. TCU (12/9/98) FG Made 15 Angie Braziel vs. TCU (12/9/98) FG Att 24 Angie Braziel vs. TCU (12/9/98) 3FG Made 3 Rene Hanebutt at Rice (12/6/98) 3FG Att 7 Rene Hanebutt at Old Dominion (11/21/98) FT Made 7 Angie Braziel at Stanford (11/27/98) FT Att 12 Angie Braziel at Rice (12/6/98) Rebounds 15 Angie Braziel at Stanford (11/27/98) Blocked Shots 4 Angie Braziel vs. UTSA (12/2/98) Steals 5 Katrisa ONeal vs. Wisconsin (12/5/98) Mins Played 38 Julie Lake/Rene Hanebutt at Stanford (11/27/98)
Between the NumbersLargest halftime lead 33 vs. Texas-San Antonio, 12/2/98Largest halftime deficit 1 at Old Dominion, 11/21/98Largest game lead 57 vs. Texas-San Antonio, 12/2/98Largest deficit 21 at Old Dominion, 11/21/98Largest winning margin 57 vs. Texas-San Antonio, 12/2/98Largest losing margin 21 at Old Dominion, 11/21/98Most cons points scored 15 vs. Texas-Arlington, 11/15/98Most cons points allowed 13 at SMU, 11/23/98Largest home crowd 7,783 vs. Texas-Arlington, 11/15/98Largest road crowd 4,328 at Old Dominion, 11/21/98Largest neutral site crowd 225 vs. Wisconsin (at Rice), 12/5/9840-point games30-point games Braziel (1)20-point games Braziel (3)10-rebound games Braziel (2)Double-doubles (point/rebounds) Braziel (2)Games as leading scorer Braziel (5); Hanebutt (2); Lake (1)Games as leading rebounder Johnson (2); Braziel (6)Games as assist leader Schmucker (6); Hanebutt (2);ONeal (1); Lake (1); Washington (1); Dickerson (1)
Technical fouls Marsha Sharp (1)
Texas Tech Starting Lineups/RecordsG Schmucker, G Hanebutt, G Lake, F Dickerson, P Braziel 7-1 Texas Tech Team Highs/Lows Points 1st half High 50 Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Low 28 Texas-Arlington (11/15/98)
Points 2nd half High 46 Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Low 24 Old Dominion (11/21/98)
Total Points High 96 Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Low 64 Old Dominion (11/21/98)
Field Goals Made High 32 Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98)/TCU (12/9/98) Low 21 Stanford (11/27/98) Field Goal Attempts High 66 Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Low 55 Stanford (11/27/98)
Field Goal Per. High .560 Rice (12/6/98) Low .382 Stanford (11/27/98)
3-pt. Field Goals Made High 7 Stanford (11/27/98) Low 3 Texas-Arlington (11/15/98)/Wisc. (12/5)
3-pt. Field Goal Attempts High 15 Old Dominion (11/21/98) Low 7 Wisconsin (12/5/98)
3-pt. Field Goal Per. High .500 Stanford (11/27/98)/Rice (12/6/98) Low .333 Texas-Arlington (11/15/98)
Free Throws Made High 27 Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Low 10 Texas-Arlington (11/15/98)
Free Throw Attempts High 41 Wisconsin (12/5/98) Low 18 Texas-Arlington (11/15/98)
Free Throw Per. High .844 Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Low .556 Texas-Arlington (11/15/98)
Offensive Rebounds High 24 Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Low 7 SMU (11/23/98) 6 Texas-Arlington (11/15/98)
Defensive Rebounds High 30 Stanford (11/27/98) Low 17 Old Dominion (11/23/98)
Total Rebounds High 53 Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Low 34 Old Dominion (11/21/98)/SMU (11/23/98)
Assists High 21 Texas-Arlington (11/15/98) Low 11 SMU (11/23/98)
Turnovers High 29 Old Dominion (11/21/98) Low 11 Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98)
Personal Fouls High 24 SMU (11/23/98) Low 13 Wisconsin (12/5/98)/Rice (12/6/98) 1
Steals High 14 Wisconsin (12/5/98) Low 6 Stanford (11/27/98)
Blocked Shots High 8 Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Low 1 Old Dominion (11/21/98)/SMU (11/23/98)
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 11 vs. SMU (11/23/98) 11 vs. SMU (11/23/98)12 Cara Gibbs 16 vs. Kansas (1/30/97) 9 vs. Old Dominion (11/21/98)15 Aleah Johnson 14 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Same23 Julie Lake 28 vs. Rice (3/2/96) 14 vs. SMU (11/23/98)24 Katrisa ONeal 12 vs. TCU (12/9/98) 12 vs. TCU (12/9/98)25 Keitha Dickerson 17 vs. North Texas (12/3/96) 15 vs. Wisconsin (12/5/98)32 Amber Tarr 1 vs. TCU (12/9/98) 1 vs. TCU (12/9/98)33 Rene Hanebutt 27, twice 19 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98)34 Tanisha Ellison 2 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Same45 Angie Braziel 34 vs. TCU (12/9/98) 34 vs. TCU (12/9/98)52 Alison Cudnoski
REBOUNDS
No. Player Career 1998-99 Season 3 Melinda Schmucker 9 vs. Oklahoma St. (1/28/98) 5 vs. Texas-Arl1/15/98)10 Kristi Washington 5 vs. St. Francis (11/28/97) 3 vs. Texas-San A (12/2/98)12 Cara Gibbs 10 vs. Texas (2/5/97) 4 vs. Texas-Arl (11/15/98/SMU (11/23/98)15 Aleah Johnson 9 vs. Old Dominion (11/21/98)9, three times23 Julie Lake 11 vs. Kent (11/24/95) 6 vs. SMU (11/23/98)/TCU (12/9/98)24 Katrisa ONeal 6 vs. Texas (2/4/98) 5 vs. TCU (12/9/98)25 Keitha Dickerson 11, twice 9 vs. Stanford (11/27/98)/UTSA (12/2/98)32 Amber Tarr 1 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Same33 Rene Hanebutt 14 vs. SMU (12/29/97) 9 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98)34 Tanisha Ellison 2 vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Same45 Angie Braziel 15 vs. Stanford (11/27/98) 15 vs. Stanford (11/27/98)52 Alison Cudnoski
ASSISTS, BLOCKS, or STEALS
No.Player Career 1998-99 Season 3 Melinda Schmucker 17 assists vs. Grambling (3/13/98) 5 assists vs. Texas-Arl (11/15/98)10 Kristi Washington 3 steals vs. SMU (11/23/98) 4 assists vs. Texas-San A (12/2/98)12 Cara Gibbs 3 blocks, twice 3 assists vs. Old Dominion (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 times24 Katrisa ONeal 7 steals vs. Colorado (1/17/98) 5 steals vs. Wisconsin (12/5/98)25 Keitha Dickerson 5 assists vs. Rice (12/6/98) 5 assists vs. Rice (12/6/98)32 Amber Tarr 2 assists vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Same33 Rene Hanebutt 10 assists vs. Texas (2/5/97) 5 assists vs. Texas-Arl (11/15/98)34 Tanisha Ellison 3 blocks vs. Texas-San Antonio (12/2/98) Same45 Angie Braziel 5 blocks vs. Grambling (3/13/98) 4 blocks vs. Texas-San A (12/2/98)52 Alison Cudnoski
