Women's Basketball
Three Argos Garner Conference Honors
March 11 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team capped off their 2007-08 season with three players earning All-Pacific West Conference honors. Tanaia Keyes became the first NDNU player to earn First Team All-PacWest honors while Corazon Riley and Jennifer Dreessen received Second Team recognition.
Keyes, a junior forward from Seattle was named First Team All-PacWest after finishing third on the team in scoring and second in rebounding. For the season, Keyes averaged 8.9 points and 4.4 rebounds but stepped it up in conference play to 11.0 points, 5.1 rebounds and 2.0 assists. She was at her best over the final six games, leading the Argos to a 4-2 record and averaging 15.8 points, 6.3 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.5 three-pointers per game. Keyes saved her best performance for the two must win games to close out the season. She scored a career high 22 points against Dixie State to give NDNU sole possession of second place and followed it up with 17 points and 10 rebounds in the final game against Chaminade.
Riley, a senior guard from Antioch received Second Team All-PacWest honors after leading the team in scoring, steals and three-pointers while finishing second in assists. Riley averaged 9.9 points, 2.7 assists, 2.2 steals and made 51 three-pointers on the season. In conference play, she upped those averages to 11.6 points, 3.2 assists, 2.4 steals and over two three-pointers per game. Riley scored in double figures 11 times, including four games of 20 points or more. She poured in a career high 25 points and added six assists and four steals in a January 3rd victory over BYU Hawaii. Riley concluded her career at NDNU as the career leader in steals and finished second all-time in assists.
Dreessen, a sophomore forward from Danville earned All-PacWest honors for the second straight year. She was to the Second Team this year after earning Honorable Mention status last season. Dreessen finished second on the team in scoring with 9.0 per game while leading the team in rebounding (7.1) and field goal percentage (53%). She ranked third in the conference in rebounding and second in field goal percentage. Dreessen reached double figures in scoring nine times and rebound in six games. She also recorded three double-doubles, including a 14 point-14 rebound performance against Hawaii Hilo on January 25th. Dreessen registered a career high 23 points and added nine rebounds in a victory over Dixie State on February 1st.
The Argos concluded the season in second place in the Pacific West with a 13-5 conference record.
Keyes Named Pacific West Player of the Week
March 3 – Junior guard Tanaia Keyes was chosen as the PacWest Player of the Week for the final week of the season, February 25-March 2. Keyes led the Argos to a 2-0 week with victories over Dixie State on Wednesday and Chaminade on Saturday. With the wins, NDNU clinched second place in the conference with a 13-5 record.
Keyes averaged a conference high 19.5 points per game and added 8.0 rebounds per game. She made 87.5% of her free throw attempts (14-16) and averaged 1.5 steals per game.
The Argos broke a tie for second place with Dixie State with 65-58 victory over the Rebels on Wednesday. Keyes led all players with 22 points off the bench and added six rebounds. She made 11-12 free throws and broke a 44-44 tie with 10 straight NDNU points.
On Saturday, Keyes recorded her first career double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds. She scored 14 of her points in the second half and added three steals to lead the Argos past Chaminade 82-60.
Keyes is the second Argo to win Player of the Week this season with Jennifer Dreessen earning the honor on February 4.
Seniors Cory Riley and Darice Murray along with junior Britni Rathke were also selected to the PacWest Weekly Honor Roll this past week.
Riley averaged 17.0 points per game, shot 53% from the field and averaged 3.0 three-pointers per game. Murray started both games at forward and ended the week with averages of 9.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, 3.0 steals and 2.0 steals. Rathke finished with 15.0 points per game, 9.0 rebounds, 3.0 blocks and shot 60% from the field.
Riley Shines on Senior Night, Argos Clinch Second Place
March 1 – In her final game as an Argonaut, senior guard Cory Riley poured in 22 points to lead the Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team to an 82-60 victory. The Argos used a huge second half to race past the Swords. NDNU also clinched second place in the PacWest with the win and end the season with a 13-5 conference record.
The first half was close throughout with Chaminade leading most of the way after shooting 50% for the half. The Swords built their margin to as many as seven in the final minutes before the Argos closed it to one to end the half.
In the second the Argos pushed ahead but Chaminade would not go away, keeping it within five points. However, NDNU ended the game on a 24-4 run in the final seven and half minutes to earn the victory. The Argos shot 46% in the half and forced 23 Chaminade turnovers.
To go along with her team high 22 points, Riley added four three-pointers and six steals. Britni Rathke added a career high 21 points, nine rebounds, four blocks and three steals while Tanaia Keyes recorded a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds.
The four other NDNU also made their presence felt, with Darice Murray finishing with 10 points and eight rebounds. Ramona Vae picked up four steals while Tamar Savazian scored a pair of big baskets in the second half and Ashley Cavalieri knocked down a three for the Argos first points.
Simrin Cummins scored a game high 25 points for Chaminade to go along with nine rebounds. BOX SCORE
Argos to be Featured on CSTV Broadband Webcast
February 29 - On Saturday, March 1, the Notre Dame de Namur University men and women's basketball teams will close out their 2007-08 season with a doubleheader against Chaminade University. The doubleheader will be captured live and webcasted by the College Sports Television (CSTV) at CSTV.com. The games are part of the network's national broadband video webcast package partnership with NCAA Division II.
The NDNU women can clinch second place in the Pacific West with a victory over the Swords while the men look to clinch fifth place with a win over the Conference Champions.
Action gets kicked off with the women's game at 5:30 pm. The men's game will follow at 7:30 pm
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Saturday will also feature senior day for the two programs, with the women honoring five seniors and the men honoring seven.
Website for the live feed: http://www.cstv.com/ncaa/divii/
Argos Defeat Dixie, Take Sole Possession of Second Place
February 27 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team won the battle between second place teams with a 65-58 victory over Dixie State. The Argos completed the season sweep of the Rebels and moved into sole possession of second place in the PacWest with a 12-5 record.
NDNU jumped on the Rebels early, taking an 18-7 lead with 8:24 left in the first half. Dixie answered with seven straight points before the Argos eventually took a five point lead into the break.
After the Rebels cut the lead to three to open the second, NDNU answered with 11 straight points to take a 14 point advantage. However, Dixie State responded with a 17-2 run and took a one point lead with 8:26 left.
With the score tied 44-44, junior Tanaia Keyes ripped off 10 straight NDNU points to put the Argos up for good. Dixie shot just 31% for the game while the Argos hit 46% of their shots.
Keyes led all players with 22 points, including 16 in the second half and added six rebounds. Cory Riley tacked on 12 while Sandy Perry, Britni Rathke and Darice Murray each scored nine points. Rathke also finished with nine rebounds and Murray came up with five steals.
Jessica Carver recorded a double-double for the Rebels, finishing with 21 points and 11 rebounds.
The Argos can clinch second place with a victory over Chaminade in the season finale on Saturday. The game will tip-off at 5:30 pm and can be seen on CSTV.com. BOX SCORE
Argos Struggle in Second Half, Fall to Grand Canyon
February 23 – After a back and forth first half, the Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team struggled in the second before falling to Grand Canyon 65-44. The Argos moved to 11-5 in conference play while GCU clinched the PacWest title.
The first half remained close throughout, with the lead changing five times. The Antelopes started strong out of the gate, but NDNU scored nine straight points to take a 16-12 lead. However, Grand Canyon ripped off an 8-1 run and took a two point margin into the break.
The Argos struggled from the start in the second half as the ‘Lopes opened the period with an 18-5 run to push the difference to 13. NDNU managed to cut the lead to nine before GCU made their free throws down the stretch to pull away.
NDNU shot 28% for the game, including just 22% in the second half but stayed in the game by forcing 28 turnovers.
Tanaia Keyes came off the bench to lead the Argos in scoring with 17 points. Jennifer Dreessen added six points and four steals while Britni Rathke grabbed nine rebounds.
Samantha Murphy led three Antelopes in double figures with 23 points and added nine rebounds and four assists. Kristi Girdley added 12 while Stacy Haddow finished with 10 points and 10 rebounds. Ashley Hardin led all players with 13 rebounds.
The Argos play their final road game of the year on Wednesday when they travel to St. George, Utah to face Dixie State. BOX SCORE
Argos Topple Hawaii Pacific
February 16 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team closed out their Hawaii road trip with a 70-55 victory over HPU. The Argos improved to 11-4 in conference play and went 4-2 in games played in Hawaii.
The first half was close throughout with each team taking leads in the final minutes. The Argos finished the half strong and took a 30-28 margin into halftime.
In the second half, NDNU’s defense took over, holding the Sea Warriors to 19% shooting. The Argos on the other hand hit 44% of their shots, including five three-pointers.
Jennifer Dreessen led the Argonauts with 13 points while Tanaia Keyes also reached double figures with 10 points, five rebounds and five assists. Ramona Vae just missed a double-double, finishing with eight points and 11 rebounds.
A day after scoring 37 points, Ashley Jenkins was held to 10 points on 3-19 shooting. Karras Blate tacked on 10 points while Angela Spence and Emily Kruetter grabbed 11 and 10 rebounds respectively.
The Argos return home this weekend for a 5:30 tip-off against first place Grand Canyon. BOX SCORE
Big Second Half Dooms Argos
February 15 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team could not continue their winning ways, falling to Hawaii Pacific 82-60. The Argos moved to 10-4 in conference and remain in second place while HPU evened their record at 7-7.
The Argos stayed close in the first half, trailing 38-34 despite shooting just 38% from the field. However, the Sea Warriors took over to start the second half, opening with a 26-3 run to put the game out of reach. HPU shot 52% in the half while NDNU was held to 29% shooting.
Tanaia Keyes led the Argos with 13 points and six rebounds while Jennifer Dreessen just missed a double-double with nine points and ten rebounds. Cory Riley finished with a team season high six steals.
Ashley Jenkins poured in a career high 37 points on 14-20 shooting and grabbed six rebounds. Jocelyn Norris added 12 points and eight rebounds.
These two teams square off again Saturday night for the final game of NDNU’s Hawaii road trip. BOX SCORE
Argos Keep Rolling, Outlast BYU Hawaii
February 13 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team continued their winning way, toppling BYU Hawaii 68-61. The Argos have won nine of their last ten games and improved to 10-3 in the PacWest with the victory.
BYU Hawaii took an early lead at 6-4 before the Argos ripped off an 11-4 run and never looked back. NDNU led for the final 36 minutes and did not allow the Seasiders to cut the lead below five in the second half.
The Argos shot just 41% from the field for the game, but forced BYU Hawaii into 31 turnovers. NDNU also held an 8-4 advantage from beyond the arc.
Cory Riley knocked down four three-pointers on her way to a team high 20 points. She also added four steals while Jennifer Dreessen picked up five steals. Tanaia Keyes also reached double figures for the Argos with 16 points.
Agnes Tuilevuka led the Seasiders with 20 points and nine rebounds while Richelle Fenenbock tacked on 15 points.
NDNU closes out their Hawaii trip with a pair of games against Hawaii Pacific this weekend. BOX SCORE
Argos Rebound, Defeat Grand Canyon
February 7 – A day after Grand Canyon snapped the Argonauts seven game winning streak the Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team rebounded with a 56-52 victory over the first place Antelopes.
The Argos improved to 9-3 in conference play and moved within half a game of GCU for first place.
NDNU was hot from downtown with 15 of their 20 field goals coming from behind the 3-point line. The Argos also played excellent defense, holding the ‘Lopes to just 33% shooting.
Grand Canyon took an early 13-7 lead before NDNU rallied back to take a three point margin into the break. The Argos started strong in the second, pushing the difference to six points in the opening minutes. However, after the Antelopes took the lead at 40-38, NDNU rattled off a 12-2 run to take over the game for good.
Ashley Wilson set a career high with seven 3-pointers on her way to a game high 21 points. Sandy Perry also reached double figures with 11 points and five assists while Jennifer Dreessen grabbed 13 rebounds.
Samantha Murphy and Rosalyn Nelson led the Antelopes with 15 and 12 points respectively.
The Argos look to move into first place next week when they travel to Hawaii for three games. BOX SCORE
Grand Canyon Snaps Argos Win Streak
February 6 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team had their seven game winning streak snapped with a 67-52 loss to first place Grand Canyon. The Argos remain in second place with a 8-3 conference record while the ‘Lopes improved to 10-2.
NDNU came out strong in the first half leading most of the way before taking a three point lead into the break. The Argos shot just 40% in the half but knocked down five threes while holding the ‘Lopes to 35% shooting.
The Argos continued to lead through the first nine minutes of the second building their margin to as many as seven. However, the tide started to change with ten minutes remaining as the ‘Lopes ran off a 22-3 run to take a 14 point lead.
Cory Riley led the Argos with a team high 14 points and five assists. She also hit four 3-pointers while Tanaia Keyes and Ashley Wilson each added eight points.
Four Antelopes reached double figures led by Samantha Murphy’s 18 points. Ashley Hardin turned in a double-double with 15 points and 15 rebounds while Rosalyn Nelson added 12 points, six assists, five rebounds and seven steals. Jacque Stevens tacked on 17 points and six rebounds.
These two teams battle again tomorrow night at 5:30 pm with the Argos trying to pull back within half a game of Grand Canyon. BOX SCORE
Dreessen Named Pacific West Player of the Week
February 4 – Sophomore forward Jennifer Dreessen was chosen as the PacWest Player of the Week for the week of January 28 – February 3. Dreessen led the Argos to a 2-0 week with victories over Dixie State on Friday and Saturday. The two wins moved the Argos into sole possession of second place with an 8-2 record.
Dreessen averaged 15.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists for the week and shot 67% from the field.
The Argos defeated Dixie State 65-60 on Friday with Dreessen scoring a game high 23 points and grabbing nine rebounds. She shot 11-15 from the field and scored 14 of her 23 points in the second half.
On Saturday, the Argos stormed past Dixie State 66-54 behind an excellent all-around game from Dreessen. She finished with seven points, seven rebounds and a career high five assists.
NDNU is back in action Wednesday and Thursday night against first place Grand Canyon. The Argos are currently half a game behind the Antelopes.
Argos Keep Rolling, Win Seventh Straight
February 2 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team stayed hot, winning their seventh straight game and improving to 8-2 in PacWest play. The Argos defeated Dixie State for the second straight night, outlasting the Rebels 66-54.
The first half remained tight into the final minutes before NDNU ran off six straight points to take a ten point margin. Dixie State closed out the first with a pair of buckets to send the game into the break at 29-23.
The Rebels could not manage to take the lead in the second as every run was answered by the Argos. After DSC cut the deficit to two with eight minutes left, NDNU rattled off seven straight to provide some breathing room. Down the stretch, the Argos hit their free throws to put the Rebels away.
The Argos shot 51% for the game while holding Dixie State to just 33% shooting. NDNU also held a 25-16 free throw advantage and made 18-21 from the charity stripe in the second half.
NDNU’s three leading scorers came off the bench with Tanaia Keyes leading all players with 15 points. Ashley Wilson tacked on 12 with Britni Rathke adding nine points and six rebounds. Jennifer Dreessen had seven points, seven rebounds, five assists and two steals.
Jessica Carver paced the Rebels with 12 points and seven rebounds while Courtney Boyd also reach double figures with 10.
The Argos are back in action next Wednesday and Thursday when they battle first place Grand Canyon in Phoenix, AZ. BOX SCORE
Argos Win Sixth in a Row, Move into Second Place
February 1 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team continued their winning ways, earning their sixth straight victory with a 65-60 win over Dixie State. The Argos and Rebels both came into the contest tied for second place in the PacWest with 6-2 conference records.
NDNU opened the game with a 21-10 run before Dixie State responded with a 15-2 run to take their first lead. The Argos and Rebels would change leads three more times in the first and go into halftime knotted at 32-32.
The Rebels opened the second half with a 9-4 run to take their biggest lead of the game. However, NDNU responded and took a five point advantage with just over eight minutes to play. Dixie State would never lead the game again as the Argos built their margin to eight points in the final minutes.
The Argos shot 46% for the game including 52% in the first and held Dixie State to 37% from the field.
Jennifer Dreessen led all scorers with 23 points on 11-15 shooting and grabbed nine rebounds. Cory Riley also reached double figures for the Argos with 14 points. She also grabbed three steals and set the school record for steals in a career with 142. Sandy Perry added six points, four assists and four steals.
Jessica Carver recorded a double-double for Dixie State 14 points and 10 rebounds while Lindsay Chettinger and Jessica Jones scores 13 and 11 respectively.
The Argos and Rebels square off again tomorrow night at 5:30 pm at Walter Gleason Gym. BOX SCORE
Bench Leads Argos to Fifth Consecutive Win
January 26 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team posted their fifth consecutive win, defeating PacWest rival Hawaii Hilo 69-56. The bench carried the offensive load for the Argos, scoring 49 of the team’s 69 points.
The first half was owned by the Vulcans after a 9-2 run put them up by six points at the break. UHH picked up their run in the second, leading for the first 14 minutes of the half. However, back-to-back threes by Tanaia Keyes put NDNU up for good.
The Argos outscored the Vulcans 21-12 at the free throw line, including a 19-5 advantage in the second half.
All three Argos in double figures came off the bench with Britni Rathke scoring a game high 16 points. Keyes added 15 points and seven rebounds while Ashley Wilson tacked on 12 points.
Shiela Azevedo led the Vulcans with 12 points and seven rebounds. Samantha Nordstrom hit 7-8 from the free throw line and finished with 11 points.
NDNU improved to 6-2 in Pacific West play and are tied for second with Dixie State. The Argos and Rebels meet twice next weekend at Walter Gleason Gym with each game starting at 5:30 pm. BOX SCORE
Big Second Half Helps NDNU Win Fourth Straight
January 25 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team improved to 5-2 in Pacific West play with a 66-55 victory over Hawaii Hilo. The Argos outscored UHH 40-27 to earn their fourth straight win.
The NDNU defense set the tone early, forcing the Vulcans to miss their first 16 shots and commit ten turnovers in the first ten minutes. However, UHH responded by hitting eight of their next ten shots and took a two point lead into the break.
The Vulcans increased their lead to six early in the second half before a 15-2 Argonaut run put NDNU up for good. The Argos shot 48% in the second half and outscored UHH from the free throw 14-1.
Cory Riley scored a game high 18 points and added six assists and four rebounds. Jennifer Dreessen picked up a double-double, finishing with 14 points, 14 rebounds, three steals and two blocks while Darice Murray added 11 points.
Sheila Azevedo led the Vulcans with 12 points and nine rebounds. Jessica Hanato and Samantha Nordstrom each tacked on 10 points.
These two teams battle again tomorrow night for their third and final game of the season. Tipoff time is at 5:30 pm at Walter Gleason Gym. BOX SCORE
Argos Win Third Straight, Down Hawaii Pacific
January 23 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team picked up their third straight victory with a 61-55 win over visiting Hawaii Pacific. The Argos played excellent defense, forcing 24 Sea Warrior turnovers while improving to 4-2 in Pacific West play.
The first half was controlled by NDNU for the first 15 minutes before HPU stormed back to take a 35-34 lead into the break. Ashley Jenkins scored 27 of the Sea Warriors 35 first half points on 11-15 shooting.
HPU started the second half off strong, going up by as many as six points. However, with just under ten minutes to play the Argos took the lead for good and never looked back.
NDNU managed to shot just 31% from the field, but did knock down nine 3-pointers.
Cory Riley led the Argos with 12 points, three assists and two steals while Jennifer Dreessen added 11 points and nine rebounds. Britni Rathke also reached double figures with ten points, eight of which came in the first half. Point guard Sandy Perry picked up a career high seven assists.
Jenkins finished the game with 31 points for HPU after being held to 1-6 shooting in the second half.
The Argos remain at home for a pair of games as Hawaii Hilo comes to Walter Gleason Gym on Friday and Saturday, BOX SCORE
Argos Make it Two Straight, Topple Chaminade 66-58
January 19 – For the second straight day, the Notre Dame de Namur women's basketball team used a big first half run to overtake Chaminade and improve to 3-2 in PacWest play.
With the Argos trailing by two in final seven minutes of the first half, they ripped off a 12-0 run to take the lead for good. Chaminade would cut the lead to six at the break and managed to get within three in the second half. However, NDNU shot 44% in the second half to preserve the victory.
Tanaia Keyes came off the bench to lead the Argos with 21 points and seven rebounds. Starting guards Sandy Perry and Cory Riley combined 15 points, 11 assists and four steals.
Samantha Saito scored a game high 22 points for the Swords while Katherine Carlisle added 19 points.
The Argos return home for another conference match with Hawaii Pacific on Wednesday at 5:30 pm. BOX SCORE
Big First Half Pushes Argos Past Chaminade
January 18 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team moved to 2-2 in PacWest play with a 78-55 victory over Chaminade. Junior Ashley Wilson led all scorers with 21 points and hit 6-8 from behind the 3-point line.
The Argos stormed out to a 21 point first half lead after shooting 57% from the field and 62% from behind the arc. NDNU used runs of 14-2 and 12-3 in the half.
The second half was much of the same as the Argos moved their margin to as many as 34 before the Swords cut it back down to 23 at the end of the game. Chaminade was held to 31% shooting for the game and committed 22 turnovers while NDNU made 11-21 threes.
Wilson scored 15 of her 21 points in the first, connecting on five threes in the half. Jennifer Dreessen also reached double figures for the Argos with 14 points and five rebounds. Starting guards Cory Riley and Sandy Perry combined for 11 assists.
Katherine Carlisle led the Swords with 12 points and five rebounds while Marian Murphy grabbed a game high eight rebounds.
The Argos and Swords square off again tomorrow night for the final game of NDNU’s Hawaii road trip. BOX SCORE
Argos Fall to Hawaii Hilo
January 16 – After a quick 14-2 run to start the game the Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team could not hold off Hawaii Hilo, falling 78-69. The Argos fell to 1-2 in conference play with the loss while Hilo moved to 4-0.
The first five minutes was all NDNU as Jennifer Dreessen and Cory Riley combined for 11 points and gave the Argos a 14-2 lead. The Vulcans quickly closed the gap, using an 11-2 run to pull within one point at 20-19. The rest of the half went back and forth with NDNU eventually taking a two point lead into the break.
The second half was a different story with the Vulcans building their margin to as many as nine. However the Argos battled back and cut the difference to one point with 1:34 left before UHH hit eight straight free throws to close out the game.
Dreessen and Cory Riley each scored a game high 21 points. Dreessen hit 9-12 shots and added seven rebounds while Riley made five 3-pointers and dished out five assists. Point guard Sandy Perry tacked four points, five assists, four rebounds and three steals.
The Vulcans were paced by four players in double figures, including a team high 19 from Jamie Mattos off the bench. Shiela Azevedo scored 16 while Samantha Nordstrom and Nesha Kimitete added 14 each.
The Argos stay in Hawaii for a pair of games against Chaminade on Friday and Saturday before returning home to face Hawaii Hilo on Wednesday. BOX SCORE
Argos Rout BYU Hawaii, Earn First Victory
January 3 – A night after dropping a heartbreaker in the final second, the Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team responded with an 87-49 outburst over BYU Hawaii. The Argos were on fire all game long, connecting on 56% from the field and 86% from the line.
NDNU did not wait long to put the game out of reach, using an early 21-2 run to build 23 point first half lead. In the second, the Argos refused to slow down, rattling off a 30-2 run to building their margin to over 40 points.
The NDNU defense also turned in their best performance of the season, forcing 35 turnovers and holding the Seasiders to 37% shooting.
Cory Riley carried the Argonauts offense with a career high 25 points on 8-12 shooting. Riley also added six assists, four steals and three 3-pointers. Tanaia Keyes also turned in a career high with 13 points, hitting 3-5 from behind the arc. Ashley Wilson and Darice Murray tacked on 11 and 10 points respectively, giving the Argos four players in double figures for the first time this season.
Richelle Fenenbock scored 11 and Agnes Tuilevuka added 10 for Seasiders who were just 4-15 from the line in the second half.
The Argos are back in action on January 16th for the first game of their three game road trip in Hawaii. NDNU opens up with Hawaii Hilo on the 16th before facing Chaminade for a pair of games. BOX SCORE
BYU Hawaii Nips Argos in Conference Opener
January 2 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team dropped their conference opener to BYU Hawaii 67-65. The Argos and Seasiders swapped leads throughout the game before BYU took the lead for good with 7 seconds left.
In the first half both teams used big runs to build early leads. After the Seasiders went on a 12-0 run, the Argos responded with nine straight points. NDNU largest was five in the final minutes before BYU scored eight straight and took a one point lead into the break.
The second half was much of the same as the two teams’ swapped leads four times. However, in the final seconds Madison Kite hit the go-ahead layup to give BYU Hawaii their first victory of the season.
The Argos were led by Ashley Wilson’s 15 points, all coming on five 3-pointers. Britni Rathke added 11 points, five rebounds, three steals and two blocks while guards Sandy Perry and Cory Riley combined for 16 points and eight assists.
BYU Hawaii produced four players in double figures with Richelle Fenenbock and Amanda Watts scoring 15 each. Watts also grabbed nine rebounds. Agnes Tuilevuka tacked on 12 points on 5-6 shooting and Kite finished with 10 points of the bench.
These two schools will meet again tomorrow night at 5:30 for their second of three matchups this season. BOX SCORE
Big Second Half Pushes San Francisco State Past NDNU
December 15 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team dropped their final non-conference game of the season, falling 60-41 to San Francisco State. The Argos struggled mightily from the field, shooting just 28% overall and 1-26 from behind the arc.
With the score tied at 7-7 in the opening minutes, the Gators rattled off 11 straight points to open up a double digit lead. After the Argos cut the lead to six at the break, SFSU went on a 26-3 run to open the second half and bust the game open.
The Argos shot just 20% in the second half while the Gators hit at a 54% clip. NDNU did manage a season high 19 steals in the game.
Jennifer Dreessen led the Argonaut offense with 10 points and 11 rebounds. Britni Rathke and Sandy Perry each picked up four steals for the game while Darice Murray and Cory Riley added three apiece.
Krystle Mays paced the Gators with 12 points and Brio Rode chipped in nine points and six assists.
The Argos open up Pacific West play at home on January 2nd against BYU Hawaii. BOX SCORE
NDNU Falls to Humboldt and Fort Hayes
December 8 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team continued their early season struggles with a pair of losses at the Humboldt State Classic. The Argos dropped their opening game to host Lumberjacks 77-50 before falling to Fort Hayes State 50-44 on Saturday.
Against Humboldt, the Argos fell behind early and could not make up the ground. The Jacks shot 47% from the field and made 9-21 threes while the Argos hit 40% of their shots but did make 9 of 17 3-pointers. HSU also held a 16-7 advantage from the free throw line.
The Argos bench combined to score 39 of the team’s 50 points with Tanaia Keyes leading the way with 12 points. Ashley Wilson knocked down three 3-pointers on the way to nine points while Britni Rathke added four points, eight rebounds and four assists.
Jennifer Enos led the Lumberjacks with a game high 15 points and Katie Franci turned in a double-double, scoring 12 points and grabbing 14 rebounds. BOX SCORE
On Saturday, the Argos played well defensively, holding Fort Hayes State to just 36% shooting. However, NDNU could not find their touch either and connected on 34% of their shots. After an 8-0 to start the game, Fort Hayes never trailed but the Argos did cut the lead to one with nine minutes remaining.
Once again, the NDNU bench provided most of the scoring, tallying 30 of the team’s 44 points. Darice Murray led the way with 10 points while Ashley Cavalieri tacked on nine with three 3-pointers. Rathke added eight points and four steals.
Brianna Willhite was unstoppable for FHS, netting 21 points and nine rebounds. Sheena Kuntzsch chipped in 16 points and made four 3-pointers.
The Argos are back in action on Saturday, December 15th when San Francisco State comes to Belmont for a 5:30 tip-off. BOX SCORE
Central Washington Downs NDNU
December 1 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team fell to Central Washington 70-58 on the second day of the 2007 Dave Cox Classic. The Argos took a two point lead into halftime before the Wildcats hit seven 3-pointers in the second half to pull away.
CWU led 49-47 with just under six minutes to play, but used a 10-0 run over the next three minutes to gain a double digit advantage. Both teams shot 40% for the game with the Wildcats hitting 52% of their shots in the second half.
Ramona Vae and Darice Murray led the Argos offensively, scoring 12 and 10 points respectively. Cory Riley added eight points and four steals. Jen Jacobs poured in 21 points off the bench for the Wildcats while Kristina Klapperich tacked on 11 points and 11 rebounds. BOX SCORE
Seattle Handles Argos
November 30 - Four Redhawks reached double figures as Seattle downed Notre Dame de Namur 103-39 in the second game of the 2007 Dave Cox Classic. The Argos struggled offensively and defensively, shooting just 30% and allowing Seattle to shoot 65%. The Redhawks also hit 11 threes and made 65% of their shots from beyond the arc.
Jennifer Dreesen paced the Argonauts with nine points and five rebounds. Kamrica Ary-Turner and Quin Brewe led Seattle with 15 points each while Laina Sobczak and Leah Stepovich added 14 and 10 respectively.
The Argos are back in action Saturday against Central Washington at 3:00 pm. BOX SCORE
Argos Struggle in Second Half, Fall to Saint Martin’s
November 28 – After a strong first half that saw NDNU shoot 48%, the Argos shot just 24% in the second half and dropped their first road game to Saint Martin’s 68-51. The Saints on the other hand made 50% of their shots in the second and forced NDNU into 14 turnovers.
SMU opened the game with a 9-0 run and led by as many 11 with three minutes remaining. However, the Argos closed the half on a 9-2 run and cut the deficit to four. The second was a different story as the Saints outscored the Argos 35-22 including an 11-4 run to open the half.
Jen Dreessen turned in the best performance of the night, recording a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds. Dreessen also added two assists, two steals and shot 4-6 from the field. Ashley Wilson also reached double figures for NDNU, draining three 3-pointers on her way to 11 points. Sandy Perry came off the bench to register six assists and five rebounds.
Amber Harmon led the SMU offense with 14 points while Dara Zack tacked on 11. Sade Smith and Kassie Ludeman added nine points each.
The Argos are back in action Friday and Saturday for the Seattle University Tournament that will pit NDNU against Seattle and Central Washington. BOX SCORE
CSU San Bernardino and Humboldt Win on Day Two
November 17 – For the second day in a row, the Coyotes and Lumberjacks stormed past their competition in the NDNU Tip-Off Classic, CSU San Bernardino downed Western Oregon 75-52 while Humboldt shot 56% to topple NDNU 90-70.
The Coyotes jumped out to a 33-6 lead and cruised to 24 point victory. Vanessa Wilt poured in 24 points and grabbed 11 rebounds while Shanae Blake, Rachel Johnson and Krystal Urzua also reach double figures. Shayla Corder led the Wolves with 15 points and Leada Berkey tacked on 12 points and 6 boards. BOX SCORE
Humboldt State had three players in double figures, led by Kayla Henry with 17 points and five rebounds. Trisha Alaba tacked on 15 points and Jennifer Enos added 15 points and six assists. The Lumberjacks shot a blistering 65% from the field in the second half to bust the game open. Cory Riley and Jennifer Dreessen eached scored 14 points for the Argos. BOX SCORE
NDNU Tip-Off Classic All-Tournament Team
Vanessa Wilt – CSU San Bernardino
Shanae Blake – CSU San Bernardino
Katie Franci – Humboldt State
Kayla Henry – Humboldt State
Cory Riley - Notre Dame de Namur
Shayla Corder – Western Oregon
Argos Fall in Season Opener
November 16 – Vanessa Wilt nearly recorded a triple double as CSU San Bernardino toppled the Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team 68-36 in the second game of the NDNU Tip-Off Classic. Wilt scored 20 points, grabbed 16 rebounds and blocked eight shots for the Coyotes who took a commanding 47-12 lead into halftime.
The Argos struggled from start, hitting just one of their first 18 shots and shooting just 18% in the half. Meanwhile, the Coyotes hit 15 of 37 shots, including seven three points to jump ahead. The second half was a different story for NDNU, outscoring CSUSB 24-21 and forcing 14 turnovers.
Cory Riley led NDNU with 10 points, four rebounds and three assists while Jennifer Dreessen grabbed 10 rebounds. Marianne Bautista hit three of four shots on her was to seven points off the bench. Along with Wilt, the Coyotes had two other players in double figures. Rachel Johnson scored 17 and hit five threes, including four in the first half. Shanae Blake tacked on 13 points, 10 of which came in the first six minutes.
CSU San Bernardino will play in the early game again tomorrow night with a 4:00 pm tip against Western Oregon, while NDNU will take on Humboldt State at 6:00 pm. BOX SCORE
Humboldt State Storms Past Western Oregon
November 16 – Six Lumberjacks scored in double figures as Humboldt State defeated Western Oregon 106-79 in the first game of the NDNU Tip-Off Classic. Katie Franci led all players with 22 points and eight rebounds on 9-15 shooting to help push HSU past the 100 point mark.
The game stayed close for much of the first half with both teams battling to a 37-37 tie with two minutes remaining. However, the Jacks closed out the half on an 11-2 run to take a nine point lead into the break. The Wolves came out strong in the second, cutting the lead to three before Humboldt responded by scoring 21 of the next 25 points. The Lumberjacks shot 57% for the game, including 59% in the second half on their way to 58 points.
Shayla Corder turned in a strong outing for Western Oregon, netting a team high 20 points while Alison Crumb added 14 points and four assists. Kayla Henry scored 17 and grabbed seven boards for Humboldt while Biava Arganda, Brittney Taylor, Paige Peterson and Trisha Alaba each topped 10 points.
Western Oregon will play in the early game again tomorrow night with a 4:00 pm tip against CSU San Bernardino. Humboldt will take on host school Notre Dame de Namur at 6:00 pm. BOX SCORE
Dreessen Selected to Preseason All-Conference Team
November 7 – NDNU sophomore forward Jennifer Dreessen was selected to the Pacific West Preseason All-Conference team. The Argos were picked to finish fourth after returning four starters from last season.
Dreessen, a freshman forward from Danville was one of seven players selected to the All-Conference squad. Last season, she garnered Honorable Mention All-PacWest status after a terrific debut season that also earned her the NDNU Female Freshman of the Year award. She appeared in every game as a freshman and led the team in rebounds (6.6 per game) and field goal percentage (49%). Dreessen also finished second on the team in steals with 39 and sixth in the conference in rebounds.
The Argos will open their season on November 16th against CSU San Bernardino at the NDNU Tip-Off Classic in Belmont.
Argos Add JUCO Transfer to Class of 2007
June 20 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team added their fourth newcomer to the 2007 roster with addition of Sandy Perry. Perry, a 5-4 transfer from Ventura College will join a class that already includes incoming freshman Rachel Brunson, Katelyn Gilliam and Stephanie Segura.
Perry gives the Argos another versatile guard with experience running the point. She started every game over her two years at Ventura and led the team in minutes played both years. Perry, a two year Team Captain at Ventura earned First-Team All-Conference honors twice while also leading the team in assists both seasons. During her sophomore season, Perry averaged 6.6 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 1.3 steals.
Perry graduated from Palmdale HS in 2005 after lettering four years for the Falcons. She earned All-Golden League honors three times and was named the Golden League MVP her senior year. She also received Team MVP honors as a senior and led the Falcons to three straight Golden League championships.
“I am thrilled that Sandy has chosen NDNU to continue her college career.” Coach Jessica Mazeau said. “She is an excellent point guard with great vision and passing ability. She is an accomplished floor leader and tenacious defender and I am looking for her to make an immediate impact on our program.”
NDNU Adds Third Recruit
May 21 – The NDNU women’s basketball team added a third recruit for the 2007 season with the signing of Stephanie Segura. Segura, a 5-7 guard from Tucson, Arizona will join a class that already includes Rachel Brunson and Katelyn Gilliam.
Segura played four years of basketball at Salpointe Catholic High School and was a team captain for three of them. She was named to the 2006-07 All-Region Team and Hispanic Student Athlete of the Year. Segura led Salpointe in steals while being named the team’s best defensive player. She also excelled in the classroom as a member of the National Honor Society, made the Honor Roll all four years and graduated with a 3.75 GPA.
Segura will add versatility to the Argos on offense and defense with her ability to play any of the guard spots. Coach Jessica Mazeau expects Segura to contribute right away. “Stephanie will be a great addition to NDNU women’s basketball. She is a tenacious defender and gets a lot of tips and steals. She is also talented on the offensive end with her biggest strength being her passing ability. Stephanie will fit in perfectly with out style of play on both ends of the floor. We are very excited that she has chosen NDNU as her new home.”
Argos Add Another to 2007 Class
May 8 - The NDNU women's basketball team added another recruit to their 2007 Class with the addition of Kateyln Gilliam. Gilliam, a 5-9 guard from Sanger, California played basketball for four years at Sanger High School and earned numerous accolades.
Gilliam was named First-Team All-County Metro Athletic Conference three times and earned First-Team All-Central Section her senior season. She was also named Honorable Mention All-State her junior season and was a nominee for the McDonald’s All-American Game this year. Gilliam made seven All-Tournament teams in her career and was Sanger’s Most Outstanding Player three times. She averaged 15 points, 8 rebounds and 4.5 assists her senior year while leading Sanger to a 25-7 record. In addition to her outstanding play on the court, Gilliam also excelled in the classroom as a scholar athlete for four years.
Gilliam joins fellow incoming freshman Rachel Brunson on an NDNU team that returns nine players. Coach Jessica Mazeau expects Gilliam to contribute right away. “I am extremely excited that Katelyn has chosen NDNU to continue her basketball career. She will have an immediate impact on our program, with her ability to play any of the three guard spots. Katelyn had an exceptional high school career and has a very bright future at NDNU. I am thrilled to welcome her to the NDNU women’s basketball family.”
Argos Sign First Recruit
May 1 – The NDNU women’s basketball team signed their first recruit for the 2007 season in Bret Harte Union High School center Rachel Brunson. Brunson, a 6’1” post player from Angels Camp, California played four years of basketball at Bret Harte Union. She earned 1st Team All-Academic honors her junior and senior seasons and was named 2nd Team All-League this past year. Brunson also was selected to the All Tourney Team at the West Coast Jamboree in December.
“I chose NDNU because of the location, the promising academic and athletic programs, and the kindness displayed through the students and staff on all of my visits.” Brunson said of her decision. Rachel also considered Sonoma State, Lewis and Clark and Menlo College before deciding to become an Argo.
Coach Jessica Mazeau expects big things from Brunson. “Rachel will bring a strong presence in the post for us this season. She is a great athlete with a lot of potential. NDNU is very excited to have a student-athlete like Rachel. She will be a tremendous addition to our university and our basketball program.”
In addition to basketball, Brunson is also an outstanding student. She is a recipient of the Presidential Scholarship at NDNU after finishing in the top-10 of her class and making the Honor Roll all four years of high school.
Three Argos Receive All-Pac West Honors
April 5 – In their first season of Division II play, the Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team had three players earn All-Conference recognition. Grace Hartman was named to the second team while Ashley Wilson and Jennifer Dreessen received honorable mention status.
Hartman, a senior forward from Brentwood was named Second Team All-Pac West after starting all 28 games for the Argos this season. Hartman led the team in scoring, averaging 10.0 points per game while also recording team highs in 3-pointers made and blocks. She finished tied for second in the conference with 54 3-pointers made and ended the season strong, averaging 17.2 points, 9.2 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 4.2 threes over the her final five games.
Wilson, a sophomore guard from San Diego earned honorable mention recognition after finishing second on the team in scoring with 9.6 points per game. Wilson finished second in 3-point percentage at 41% and fifth in threes made with 50. In conference play, she upped her scoring average to 13.1 points, placing her sixth in the Pacific West.
Dreessen, a freshman forward from Danville also earned honorable mention status after a terrific debut season. She appeared in every game this season and led the team in rebounds (6.6 per game) and field goal percentage (49%). Dreessen also finished second on the team in steals with 39 and sixth in the conference in rebounds.
The Argos finished the season with a 9-19 record, but finished third in conference play with an 8-7 record.
Argos Fall to Grand Canyon in Final Game
March 3 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team could not hold off Grand Canyon, dropping the final game of the season 84-65. The Argos started off strong, shooting 52% in the first half and leading the conference champions six at the break. The ‘Lopes led by as many as nine early on, but a 19-2 run, including 14 straight points by the Argos gave NDNU a 12 point lead. The second proved to be a much different half as Grand Canyon took over. With the game tied at 51-51 with 11:16 left, the ‘Lopes put together two separate 10-0 runs to put the game out of reach. The Argos shot 50% in half, but they could not overcome 19 second half turnovers. Grand Canyon shot just 43% for the game but out scored NDNU at the free throw line 23-8.
Grace Hartman led four Argos in double figures, recording her third double-double of the season with 13 points, 10 rebounds and five assists. Jennifer Dreessen added 12 points and eight rebounds off the bench while Kelsey MacKenzie and Darice Murray tacked on 10 points apiece. Rosalyn Nelson led all players with 24 points, four assists and four steals while added 22 points on 4-5 shooting from behind the arc. The Argos finished the season with a 9-19 record, but finished third in conference play with an 8-7 record. BOX SCORE
Grand Canyon Drops Argos in Pac West Finale
March 2 – The NDNU women’s basketball team finished up their 2006-2007 conference schedule with a defeat at the hands of Grand Canyon, 93-64. The Argos finished Pacific West play with an 8-7 record, good enough for third in the conference. Grand Canyon used runs of 9-0 and 17-3 in the first half to take a 22 point lead into the break. The Lady Lopes started the second with ten straight points and never looked back, shooting 57% in the half. Grand Canyon, who improved to 15-0 in conference play shot 51% for the game and forced 21 turnovers. NDNU connected on ten 3-pointers in the contest, but shot just 40% from the field.
Grace Hartman scored a game high 20 points and added eight rebounds, four assists and a career high six 3-pointers. Ramona Vae was the other Argo in double figures with 10 points and six rebounds. Grand Canyon had four players in double figures, led by Jennifer Cobb’s 16 points. Jill Mahoney and Brandi Steinke added 13 points each while Joey White tacked on 10. Rosalyn Nelson scored nine points while adding nine assists and six steals. The Argos finish up their season tomorrow night with a non-conference match up with Grand Canyon. BOX SCORE
Second Half Comeback Pushes Hawaii-Hilo over NDNU
February 15 – The NDNU women’s basketball team could not hold onto their first half lead, dropping a Pac West game to Hawaii-Hilo 68-62. The Argos led throughout the first half and for most of the second before a late Hilo rally pushed the Vulcans ahead. Ashley Wilson and Grace Hartman each hit a 3-pointer in the opening minutes as the Argos scored the games first nine points. The Vulcans would claw their way back to three, but NDNU was able to take a six point lead into the break. The Argos continued to lead until the ten minute mark when Hilo tied the game for the first time. With the score tied at 50-50 and 7:30 left, Amy Kaaiakamanu’s three sparked a 7-0 run. NDNU would never lead again as Hilo hit clutch shots down the stretch.
Grace Hartman scored a career high 24 points and recorded her first double-double by adding 11 rebounds. Ashley Wilson and Ramona Vae tacked on 13 and 10 respectively for the Argos. Sheila Azevedo picked up a double-double for the Vulcans with 22 points and 10 rebounds while Ashley Kualii added 19 points. The Argos will take on Chaminade in their final game of the Hawaii trip on Saturday afternoon. BOX SCORE
Argos Topple Hilo in Hawaii
February 14– The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team used ten 3-pointers and a great defense to down Hawaii-Hilo 73-56. The Argos picked up their second win over the Vulcans this year and seventh victory in Pacific West play. Both teams battled back and forth in the first half with each taking small leads throughout. However, with the game tied at 32-32 with 2:38 left, the Argos closed the half on an 11-1 run and would never look back. During the run, Ashley Wilson and Grace Hartman combined for three 3-pointers in less than one minute of play. NDNU would carry the momentum into the second half, never letting their lead dip into single digits. The Argos hit 10 threes on the game and shot 44% from the field. Hilo connected on 37% of their shots for the game including just 25% in the second half.
Ashley Wilson knocked down five 3-pointers on her way to 20 points and six rebounds. Grace Hartman hit three shots from behind the arc and scored 14 points while Tamar Savazian added 10 points and six boards. Sheila Azevedo led UHH with 16 points while Amy Kaaiakamanu tacked on 11 points and 11 rebounds. The Argos will go for a season sweep of the Vulcans on Thursday night before traveling to Chaminade on Saturday. BOX SCORE
BYU Hawaii Downs NDNU
February 10 – The Notre Dame de Namur women’s basketball team could not hold off Pacific West rival BYU Hawaii, falling 72-55 in their final home game of the year. The Argos started off slowly, falling behind 8-0. However, the offense picked it up as the Argos went on top 20-18 with just over seven minutes remaining. The Seasiders battles right back, scoring twelve straight and taking a nine point lead into the break. The shot well from the 3-point line in the first half making 5-11, but hit just 5-22 from inside the arc. BYU Hawaii connected on 53% in the half and hit all six of their free throws. The second half was much of the same as NDNU shot just 29% and were outscored by eight. The Argos forced 24 turnovers and hit eight 3-pointers, but shot just 30% for the game.
Ashley Wilson paced the Argos offensive attack knocking down four threes on her way to 20 points. Wilson also grabbed five rebounds and had four steals. Senior Grace Hartman scored 15 in her final home game as an Argo. BYU Hawaii had four players in double figures led by Latoya Wily’s 21 points and 16 rebounds. Kayla Burningham added 19 while Juanita Afamasaga and Lesina Funaki tacked on 12 and 10 respectively. The Argos are off to Hawaii for three Pac West games starting February 14th. BOX SCORE
Argos Down Hawaii Pacific
February 8 – The NDNU women’s basketball team snapped their three game conference losing streak with a 69-62 victory over Hawaii Pacific. The two teams battled back and forth all night in a game that saw 12 ties and 13 lead changes. The first half was close throughout with neither team leading by more than five. HPU took a two point lead into halftime on a late jumper by Ashley Jenkins. The second half started with the Sea Warriors going up by four before a quick six points gave the lead back to NDNU. The game continued to seesaw until the eight minute mark when the Argos went ahead for good. Cory Riley’s four late free throws sealed the victory in a game where the Argos forced a season high 25 turnovers. Hawaii Pacific out shot NDNU 43% to 40% for the game, but connected on just 37% in the second half. The Argos also outscored the Sea Warriors 21-10 from the free throw line.
Cory Riley poured in a career high 21 points for the Argos and added six rebounds, four assists and four steals. She hit 5-10 from the field and all ten of her free throws. Ramona Vae tacked on 13 points and nine rebounds while Christy Wiens picked up 10 points and eight boards. Ashley Jenkins once again paced the Sea Warriors with 18 points off the bench and Kanani Thomas knocked down four threes on her way to 14 points. The Argos are back in action Saturday afternoon for their final home game of the season when they take on BYU Hawaii at noon. The Argos will also honor seniors Grace Hartman, Elin Kjoelseth and Nicole Catania after the game. BOX SCORE
NDNU RETIRES TAMSEN LEE'S NUMBER
The Notre Dame de Namur Argonauts athletic program honored the school’s all-time leading scorer on Saturday with the retiring of Tamsen Lee’s number. Lee was a four year starter for the Argos and wore the #21 from 2002-2006. She set the school record for career scoring on January 20, 2006 with a 29 point performance against CSU East Bay. Lee finished her career with 1152 career points, tops for both the men’s and women’s program, passing Gina Rosen who held the mark at 1,016 since the 1999-2000 season. Lee, a graduate of Gunderson High in San Jose, also holds the school record for career 3-pointers with 180. Tamsen graduated last December with a degree in business and currently works for Enterprise Rent-A-Car.
Tamsen Lee Career Highlights:
- Recorded nine points and six rebounds in first career game (11/9/02)
- Selected to the 2002-03 Cal Pac All-Freshman Team
- Earned 2003-04 Women’s Basketball Scholar Athlete Award
- Led team in scoring with 11.7 ppg in 2004-05
- Named NAIA All-American Scholar Athlete in 2005
- Selected to the 2004-05 Cal Pac All-Conference Team
- Named 2004-05 Team MVP and Scholar Athlete
- Led team in scoring with 14.2 ppg in 2005-06
- Named 2005-06 Team MVP
- Scored a career high 30 points on December 30, 2005 against Walsh
- Set school record for career scoring on January 20, 2006
- Set school record for career 3-pointers on January 21, 2006
- Scored over 20 points in a game nine times in her career
- Scored 15 or more points thirty times in her career