Texas Tech University Athletics
Lady Raiders to Honor Seniors Tonight
June 21, 1999 | Women's Basketball
February 26, 1999
No. 11 Texas Tech (24-3, 13-2)
vs. Texas (16-9, 10-5)
Date: Saturday, February 27, 1999
Tipoff: 7:05 p.m. CT (FOX SportsSW)
Site: Lubbock Municipal Coliseum (8,174)
Series: Texas leads, 44-12
Lady Raiders Close Out Regular Season with Fanfare
Tonight is a special evening for the Texas Tech Lady Raiders and
their fans in celebration of the past, the present and looking towards
the
future. Along with a reunion of numerous former Lady Raiders, Texas
Tech
recognizes the four seniors on this year's Lady Raider squad before
tip-off. With Wednesday's win against Colorado, No. 11 Texas Tech clinched
a
share of the Big 12 Conference title and can claim sole possession with
a
win over Texas this evening. Tonight also marks the final regular
season
game in Lubbock Municipal Coliseum.
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 27/27 6.1 2.8 5.4 33 Rene Hanebutt Sr-3L G 5-8 27/27 14.9 4.1 2.5 23 Julie Lake Sr-3L G 5-8 22/19 8.6 2.7 2.5 25 Keitha Dickerson Jr-2L F 6-0 27/27 8.9 7.6 2.5 45 Angie Braziel Sr-1L P 6-3 27/27 20.7 8.7 1.9
Texas Longhorns
No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. GP/GS PPG RPG APG 25 Kim Lummus Sr. G 5-8 25/25 12.4 2.4 2.8 32 Asha Hill Fr. G 5-9 23/9 8.3 3.0 1.7 23 Tracy Cook Fr. F 6-2 25/15 6.4 5.0 0.8 24 Edwina Brown Jr. F 5-10 25/25 16.1 7.7 5.8 54 Rashunda Johnson Fr. C 6-4 25/21 9.4 5.3 0.4
Texas Tech Reserves
No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. G/GS PPG RPG APG 10 Kristi Washington So-1L G 5-10 21/0 3.8 1.6 0.9 12 Cara Gibbs Sr-3L P 6-2 26/0 3.7 2.5 0.8 15 Aleah Johnson Jr-TR F 6-1 19/0 5.2 3.7 0.7 24 Katrisa O'Neal So-1L G 5-6 26/8 5.8 2.7 2.8 32 Amber Tarr Fr-HS G 6-0 14/0 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 6-2* 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 400-128 (.758) 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 is the 33rd coach to eclipse the 400-career win mark.
1998-99 Big 12 Standings (through 2/26/99)
Big 12 Overall Team W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Texas Tech 13-2 .866 24-3 .888 Iowa State 12-3 .800 20-5 .800 Kansas 11-4 .733 21-7 .750 Texas 10-5 .667 16-9 .640 Oklahoma 8-7 .533 14-11 .560 Baylor 7-8 .467 15-12 .555 Nebraska 7-8 .467 18-10 .621 Colorado 6-9 .400 13-12 .520 Kansas State 6-9 .400 13-12 .520 Oklahoma State 4-11 .267 12-13 .480 Missouri 4-11 .267 11-14 .440 Texas A&M 2-13 .133 7-18 .280
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Wrap-Up of the TTU-Colorado Game
Rene Hanebutt, who scored a career-high 33 points against
Nebraska
three days ago, had 27 Wednesday night to lead No. 11 to an 83-71
victory
over Colorado on Wednesday.
Texas Tech (24-3 overall, 13-2 Big 12) had to rally to overcome Colorado (13-12, 6-9), which shot nearly 60 percent from the field in the first half to lead 38-33 at the break.
The Lady Raiders, who shot only 30 percent from the field (11-of-36) in the first half, switched things in the second half, outshooting Colorado 63 percent to 41.
Joining Hanebutt in double figures for Texas Tech were Melinda Schmucker with 13 and Angie Braziel with 12.
Nikki Weddle led Colorado with 16, Linda Lappe had 14 and Kami Carmann and Melody Johnson had 12 each. Texas Tech hit 8-of-20 3-pointers, Colorado 4-of-10.
About Texas
Jody Conradt and the Longhorns bring a five-game winning streak
into the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum - two of those games were on the
road.
Texas posts a 3-4conference road record.
Leading the Longhorns is junior forward Edwina Brown who averages 16.1 points and 7.7 rebounds per game. She shoots nearly 51 percent from the field and plays nearly 32 minutes per game. Senior guard Kim Lummus adds 12.4 points per contest and is Texas' three-point specialist, hitting 37 percent of her three-point attempts.
As a team, Texas scores 72.6 points and allows 65.7 points per game. The Longhorns outrebound their opponents (+4.0) and make 34 percent of their three-point field goals.
The Series Record...
Texas has the upper hand over the Lady Raiders in the series
history, 44-12, but under the direction of Marsha Sharp, Texas Tech is
30-13 against the Longhorns. Earlier this month, Texas handed the Lady
Raiders a 74-70 loss in Austin. The last time Texas Tech lost to the
Longhorns in Lubbock took place on Jan. 20, 1993 as Texas defeated the
Lady
Raiders, 76-75.
Earlier this Season against Texas...
As her teammates went 2-of-14 from 3-point range, junior forward
Edwina Brown scored 23 points on slashing drives to the basket and
handed
out 10 assists to lead the Longhorns to a 74-70 upset of
the Red Raiders on Feb. 6 in Austin. Brown was 10-of-14 from the field
and
Texas (12-9, 6-5 Big 12) shot 51 percent.
"We didn't have an answer for Edwina Brown," said Tech coach Marsha Sharp. "She was the difference in the game with the things she made happen."
Brown's ball handling and scoring drives pulled Tech's defense off Texas' two freshman starters, forward Tracy Cook and center Rashunda Johnson. Cook and Johnson combined for 27 points and 12 rebounds. "She (Brown) was so solid today, and she was really balanced," Conradt said.
Brown scored eight points in a 10-2 run at the end of the first half that sparked the Longhorns to a 33-25 lead they would extend to 48-35 in the second.
Braziel led Tech with 19 points on 9-of-16 shooting but was held to four rebounds, half her average. Texas outrebounded Tech 38-34 and held a decisive 22-11 advantage at halftime.
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.
Angie Braziel Named to Women's Basketball News Service All-America
Team...
Senior post Angie Braziel (Odessa, Texas) has been named to the
1998-99 Women's Basketball News Service All-America first team in a
recent
announcement made by the news service. Braziel, one of 10 players
selected
to the first team, is the Big 12's lone representative on the team and
is
one of two post players named.
A Look Ahead ...
The 1999 Big 12 Conference tournament in Kansas City gets
underway
beginning on Tuesday with first-round games taking place starting at
12:00
p.m at the Municipal Auditorium. Recipient of a first-round bye, the
No. 1
seeded Lady Raiders will face the winner of the No. 8 vs. No. 9 seed
game
to be played on Tuesday) on Wednesday at 12:00 p.m.
1999 Big 12 Women's Tournament
March 2-6, 1999
Kansas City, Mo.
(Municipal Auditorium/9,700 capacity)
First Round - Tuesday, March 2
Game 1: No. 8 seed vs. No. 9 seed (12:00 p.m.)
Game 2: No. 5 seed vs. No. 12 seed (2:20 p.m.)
Game 3: No. 7 seed vs. No. 10 seed (6:00 p.m.)
Game 4: No. 6 seed vs. No. 11 seed (8:20 p.m.)
Second Round - Wednesday, March 3
Game 5: Winner of Game 1 vs. No. 1 seed (12:00 p.m.)
Game 6: Winner of Game 2 vs. No. 4 seed (2:20 p.m.)
Game 7: Winner of Game 3 vs. No. 2 seed (6:00 p.m.)
Game 8: Winner of Game 4 vs. No. 3 seed (8:20 p.m.)
Semifinals - Thursday, March 4
Game 9: Game 5 winner vs. Game 6 winner (5:00 p.m.)
Game 10: Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner (7:30 p.m.)
Championship - Saturday, March 6
Game 11: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner (7:00 p.m.)
Texas Tech Lady Raider Basketball Texas Tech vs. Texas Feb. 27, 1999
#11 Texas Tech Lady Raiders (24-3, 13-2 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)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
Texas Longhorns (16-9, 10-5 Big 12)
No. Name Yr Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous School 10 Meg Brown So. G 5-9 Arlington, Texas/Arlington 13 Katie Holley Fr. G 5-9 Van Alstyne, Texas/Van Alstyne 14 Vanessa Wallace Sr. G 5-9 Euless, Texas/Trinity 15 Dee Smith Sr. F 5-11 Tulsa, Okla./Union 20 JoRuth Woods So. G 5-10 Cedar Hill, Texas/Cedar Hill 23 Tracy Cook Fr. F 6-2 Cedar Hill, Texas/Cedar Hill 24 Edwina Brown Jr. F 5-10 Lockhart, Texas/Lockhart 25 Kim Lummus Sr. G 5-8 Cleburne, Texas/Cleburne 30 Tina Cullen Fr. C 6-4 Texas City, Texas/Texas City 32 Asha Hill Fr. G 5-9 Del Valle, Texas/Del Valle 33 Taryn Brown Sr. F 6-0 Memphis, Tenn./White Station 44 Carla Littleton So. C 6-4 Junction City, Kan./Junction City 50 Dana Godfrey Fr. F 6-0 Duncanville, Texas/Duncanville 54 Rashunda Johnson Fr. C 6-4 Waco, Texas/MidwayHead Coach: Jody Conradt, 23rd season at Texas Assistant coaches:Fred Applin, Karen Aston, Kathy Harston
Texas Tech Tidbits...
CONGRATULATIONS to head coach Marsha Sharp who earned her 400th career win Wednesday night at Colorado - the 33rd coach to eclipse the 400-win mark!
Senior guard Rene Hanebutt became Techis all-time career three-point shooter at the 17:49 mark in the second half at Colorado, hitting her 257th career three-point field goal. She enters tonightis game with 260 career three-point field goals.
Senior guard Rene Hanebutt holds the hot hand as of late. In her last five games, she has scored 117 points (23.4 ppg) and has connected on 35 three-point field goals.
Techis senior class record a 97-22 mark going into the Texas game.
Senior post Angie Braziel needs one point to eclipse the 1,000-point mark. She comes into Saturdayis game with 999 career points. Braziel would become the 19th player to reach 1,000 points for the Lady Raiders. Earlier this season, senior guard Julie Lake recorded her 1,000th point as well.
Texas Tech holds the highest RPI ratings in the Big 12 (according to the Collegiate Basketball News RPI dated Feb. 20, 1999). The Lady Raiders are ranked seventh in the nation while Iowa State is 10th.
Junior guard Melinda Schmucker tied her season high with 13 points against Colorado.
Texas Tech posts the fifth-best home attendance average in the country, averaging 7,946 fans for each home contest.
A Tale of the Tape Between Texas Tech and Texas
Texas Tech Category Texas .448 Field Goal Percentage .435 .403 Opponent Field Goal Percentage .425 .381 Three-Point Field Goal Percentage .338 .658 Free Throw Percentage .658 38.0 Rebound Average 40.4 +1.3 Rebound Margin +4.0 74.5 Points Per Game 72.6 60.6 Points Allowed Per Game 65.7 +13.9 Point Differential +6.9 15.1 Turnovers Per Game 16.6 -6.0 Turnover Differential -2.9 10.9 Steals Per Game 10.0 4.1 Blocks Per Game 3.2 16.3 Fouls Per Game 19.0
During the 1998-99 season, Texas Tech is ...
21-3 When winning the opening tip
18-1 When scoring the first points of the game
14-0 When outrebounding its opponents
9-3 When outrebounded by its opponents
1-0 When rebounding is tied
19-0 When leading at halftime
When score is tied at halftime
5-3 When trailing at halftime
8-1 When scoring 40 or more points in the first half
16-2 When scoring less than 40 points in the first half
16-1 When scoring 40 or more points in the second half
8-2 When scoring less than 40 points in the second half
16-0 When shooting percentage is higher than opponents
6-3 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
18-2 When shooting under 50% for the game
12-2 When forcing 20 or more turnovers
3-1 When turning it over 20 or more times
18-1 When turning it over less than 20 times
2-0 When scoring 90 or more points
6-0 When scoring 80-89 points
12-1 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
2-1 When allowing 70-79 points
21-1 When allowing less than 70 points
Overtime games
11-0 Play at home
10-3 Play on the road
3-0 Play at a neutral site
12-0 Wear white uniforms
Wear red uniforms
12-3 Wear black uniforms
6-2 Plays on television
11-1 Plays a non-conference game
19-3 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
5-1 Games in February
Games in March
6-2 Day games
18-1 Night games
3-0 Sunday games
2-0 Monday games
2-0 Tuesday games
10-0 Wednesday games
Thursday games
1-0 Friday games
6-3 Saturday games
Texas Tech and the Big 12 Stats
(through 2/22/99)
As a team, Texas Tech ranks
overall ranking/Big 12 games
scoring offense 3rd/2nd
scoring defense 2nd/2nd
scoring margin 1st/2nd
field goal percentage 3rd/3rd
field goal percentage defense 6th/8th
free throw percentage 9th/8th
three-point field goal percentage 2nd/2nd
three-point field goals made 2nd/T2nd
three-point field goal defense 2nd/6th
rebounding offense 8th/8th
rebounding defense 8th/8th
rebounding margin 7th/9th
blocked shots 1st/1st
assists 1st/1st
steals 3rd/3rd
turnover margin 1st/1st
assist/turnover ratio 1st/1st
offensive rebounds 3rd/6th
defensive rebounds 9th/11th
Notable individual stat leaders overall ranking/Big 12 games
scoring Angie Braziel, 1st/1st
Rene Hanebutt, 13th/12th
rebounds Angie Braziel, 4th/2nd
Keitha Dickerson, 7th/T8th
field goal percentage Angie Braziel, 6th/3rd
free throw percentage Rene Hanebutt, not listed/4th
assists Melinda Schmucker,4th/5th
steals Katrisa OiNeal, 3rd/3rd
blocked shots Angie Braziel, 1st/1st
three-point field goal percentage Rene Hanebutt, 4th/5th
three-point field goals per game Rene Hanebutt, 1st/1st
offensive rebounds Keitha Dickerson, 3rd/T7th
Angie Braziel, 10th/10th
defensive rebounds Angie Braziel, 4th/3rd
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) 25 Lindsey Yamasaki (Stanford), 11/27/98
/Oklahoma (1/27/99)
3FG Made 7 Rene Hanebutt vs. Nebraska (2/21/99) 5 Kristin Rethman (KSU), 1/9/99
3FG Attempts 13 Rene Hanebutt vs. Colorado (2/24/99) 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.LMU (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 OiNeal vs. Kansas State (1/9/99) 4 Linda Lappe (Colorado), 2/24/99
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-San Antonio, 12/2/98
Largest halftime deficit 12 at Oklahoma, 1/27/99
Largest game lead 57 vs. Texas-San Antonio, 12/2/98
Largest deficit 21 at Old Dominion, 11/21/98
Largest winning margin 57 vs. Texas-San Antonio, 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 (3), Hanebutt (2)
20-point games Braziel (11), Hanebutt (4), Dickerson (1); Lake (1)
10-rebound games Braziel (9), Dickerson (7), Gibbs (1)
Double-doubles (point/rebounds) Braziel (9), Dickerson (4), Gibbs (1)
Games as leading scorer Braziel (20); Hanebutt (5); Lake (2), Dickerson (1)
Games as leading rebounder Johnson (3); Braziel (18), Dickerson (9), Gibbs (1);
Hanebutt (2); Schmucker (1)
Games as assist leader Schmucker (19); Hanebutt (4); OiNeal (5); Lake (3);
Washington (1); Dickerson (3)
Technical fouls Marsha Sharp (1); Keitha Dickerson (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)/Colorado (2/24/99)
10 Kristi Washington 12 vs. James Madison (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 OiNeal 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 33 vs. Nebraska (2/21/99) 33 vs. Nebraska (2/21/99)
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 Cudnoski
REBOUNDS
No. 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 OiNeal 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
ASSISTS, BLOCKS, or STEALS
No. Player Career 1998-99 Season
3 Melinda Schmucker 17 assists vs. Grambling (3/13/98) 13 assists vs. Loyola Marymount (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. 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 times
24 Katrisa OiNeal 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)/Colorado (2/24/99)
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) 5 steals vs. Oklahoma State (2/17/99)
52 Alison Cudnoski
