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Lady Bears Land Hardware While awards season was not quite as busy as in year’s past, three players were honored for their performances on the court and in the classroom. Buer repeated as a irst-team MVC Scholar-Athlete, while Edie added one league Player of the Week honor and an honorable mention all-conference nod. Tyonna Snow made the all-Freshman Team and was the league’s newcomer of the week on Feb. 25.
Lady Bear Freshman Records Points Player (season) Points Games Avg. Jackie Stiles (1997-98) 618 30 20.6 Casey Garrison (2008-09) 476 30 15.9 Kari Koch (2002-03) 456 31 14.7 Lynn Strubberg (1979-80) 424 24 17.7 Christiana Shorter (2009-10) 391 33 11.8 Jenni Lingor (2001-02) 380 29 13.1 Roshonda Reed (1995-96) 379 30 12.6 Karen Rapier (1988-89) 355 27 13.1 Kenzie Williams (2012-13) 351 31 11.9 Patty Porter (1987-88) 325 24 13.5 Lisa Davies (1994-95) 310 33 9.4 Melody Howard (1990-91) 296 31 9.5 Kimberly Scoggin (1986-87) 268 28 9.6 Tyonna Snow (2012-13) 264 30 8.8 Tracy Verner (1985-86) 262 27 9.7
Player (season) Assists Games Amy Nelson (1988-89) 173 27 Tina Robbins (1990-91) 139 31 Secelia Wink ield (1989-90) 114 26 Kari Koch (2002-03) 112 31 Casey Garrison (2008-09) 91 30 Kenzie Williams (2012-13) 88 31
Player (season) Steals Kari Koch (2002-03) 97 Tyonna Snow (2012-13) 71 Tracy Verner (1985-86) 67 Tina Robbins (1990-91) 67 Lisa Davies (1994-95) 65 Casey Garrison (2008-09) 63 Secelia Wink ield (1989-90) 60 Kenzie Williams (2012-13) 58 Christiana Shorter (2009-10) 54
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SPRINGFIELD -- The Missouri State Lady Bears pushed 22ndranked Oklahoma State to the inal seconds Tuesday in their season opener at JQH Arena before falling 74-71 to the Cowgirls (2-0). Freshman Tyonna Snow put together one of the most memorable debuts in Lady Bear history and played a huge role at the end of the contest. Snow converted a three-point play with 13.8 to go to pull MSU within 72-71, capping a 19-point night that featured eight steals, the fourth-highest total in school history and the most in a debut. After closing to a single point, Missouri State fouled the Cowgirls and Snow appeared to have forced a jump ball with the possession arrow in MSU’s favor after the second free throw, only to see a foul whistled on the home team to send OSU to the line again. The Cowgirls missed the free throw, MSU rebounded and sprinted down the court before an untimely turnover sealed the game for OSU. The Lady Bears were hot from beyond the arc early, getting treys from Kenzie Williams and Hannah Wilkerson in the irst 75 seconds and another from Bry Snow for a 10-9 lead. OSU went ahead by four points before Whitney Edie hit MSU’s ifth trey of the half for a 16-16 tie at the 13:17 mark and accounted for eight straight MSU points that made for a 21-20 lead with 9:01 left in the irst period. Tyonna Snow played a major role over the next four minutes as she grabbed two steals, hit two layups and made a free throw for a 26-26 deadlock with 4:55 remaining. Freshman Hillary Chvatal followed with ive points and Williams added a free throw for an 8-0 run that ended with the Lady Bears leading 32-26 with 2:33 to play. Tyonna Snow hit and elbow jumper and Wilkerson hit two free throws for a 36-27 lead before OSU made a jumper for the 36-29 halftime margin as MSU closed on a 12-3 run over the inal 6:15. Oklahoma State opened the second half on a 10-0 run and held the Lady Bears scoreless for more than ive minutes before Karly Buer hit the tying 3-pointer for a 39-39 score with 14:42 to play. The Cowgirls built their lead to 54-46 with 9:51 remaining thanks to six straight points from reigning Big 12 Freshman of the Year Liz Donohoe, and led by double digits at 61-50 with 7:23 to play before a 7-0 MSU run. Tyonna Snow started things off with a steal and a layup before Desiree Phillips hit a 3-pointer 30 seconds later to make it 61-55. Bry Snow hit two free throws with 4:58 left to make it 61-57 before Donohoe quieted the crowd with her fourth 3-pointer. MSU pulled within four points twice more and OSU scored twice for a 70-62 lead and 2:09 to play. Missouri State answered with a Buer jumper, two Tyonna Snow free throws and a Bry Snow layup for a 70-68 game with 1:02 left. The Lady Bears shot 46-percent from the loor (23-50) and 8-for13 from 3-point land. Bry Snow scored a career-high 12 points and Edie had 10 points and eight rebounds in a career-high 34 minutes. Oklahoma State (74) min Liz Donohoe Toni Young Lindsey Keller Tiffany Bias Brittney Martin Jordan Schultz Kendra Suttles LaShawn Jones Team Totals
31 27 34 40 23 26 17 2 200
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4-4 1-2 5-6 4-6 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0
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2 3 3 7 2 0 0 0
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26-64 16-20 39 17 13 22 74
Percentages: FG-.406, FT-.800, 3FG-.400, 6-15 (Donohoe 4-7, Keller 1-4, Schultz 1-3, Suttles 0-1).
Assists Avg. 6.4 4.5 4.4 3.6 3.0 2.8
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in games played (119), 36th in scoring (801), 20th in rebounding (529) and eighth in blocked shots (67). Aly Stock ended her career 26th in blocked shots with 28 in 541 minutes of playing time.
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November 13, 2012 ■ Springfield, Mo. JQH Arena
2013-14 Women’s Basketball Guide
Games 31 30 27 31 33 30 26 31 33
Avg. 3.1 2.4 2.5 2.2 2.0 2.1 2.3 1.9 1.6
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Missouri State (71) min Whitney Edie Bry Snow Hannah Wilkerson Kenzie Williams Karly Buer Desiree Phillips Hillary Chvatal NiJay Gaines Tyonna Snow Tori Henderson Team Totals
34 25 29 17 35 17 18 2 23 0+ 200
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4-10 3-5 2-8 1-3 2-7 2-5 3-3 0-0 6-9 0-0
1-2 5-6 2-2 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 7-9 0-0
8 1 2 4 3 2 3 0 4 0 3
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2 10 2 12 1 8 2 4 1 5 3 6 2 7 0 0 3 19 1 0
23-50 17-23 30 14 11 17 71
Percentages: FG-.460, FT-.739, 3FG-.615, 8-13 (Phillips 2-4, Wilkerson 2-2, Edie 1-2, Williams 1-2, Buer 1-2, B. Snow 1-1). Halftime: MSU 36, OSU 29. Att: 2,707. Of icials: Lisa Mattingly, Felicia Grinter, Amy Bonner.