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University Quick Facts
2019-20 Schedule
School.............................UW-Stevens Point
Nov. 12 Northland College
Location.........................Stevens Point, Wis.
Nov. 15 DePauw University
6 PM
Nov. 16 Concordia-Chicago
3 PM
Founded............................................ 1894 Enrollment........................................ 7,251 Colors................................ Purple and Gold Nickname...................................... Pointers Conference............. Wisconsin Intercollegiate Home Court.................................Berg Gym Chancellor...................... Bernie L. Patterson Director of Athletics............. Brad Duckworth Faculty Atheltic Rep............ Kelly Schoonaert Athletic Department Phone..... 715-346-3888
5:30 PM
Nov. 20 Lakeland University 7 PM Nov. 23 North Central
TBA
Nov. 26 Carthage
7 PM
Dec. 9
6 PM
Illinois Wesleyan
Dec. 13 Ripon
7 PM
Dec. 20 St. Norbert
5 PM
Dec. 29 St. Thomas
3 PM
Dec. 30 St. Mary’s (Minn.)
3 PM
Website...........................athletics.uwsp.edu
Jan. 4
UW-River Falls
Twitter...............................@UWSPAthletics
Jan. 8
UW-Whitewater
7 PM
............................................. @UWSPWBB
Jan. 11 UW-Lacrosse
3 PM
Jan. 15 UW-Platteville
7 PM
Women’s Basketball Quick Facts Head Coach............................ Shirley Egner Alma Mater....................... UW-La Crosse ‘80 Record at UWSP (years)...........548-259 (30) Women’s Basketball Office...... 715-346-3397 Associate Head Coach.............. Diane Gilbert Athletic Trainer........................ Ben Rockwell Equipment Manager.................... Mike Okray All-Time Record..............................627-348 2018-19 Overall Record........................ 8-18 Conference Record/Finish............ 4-10/T-6th
Jan. 18
3 PM
UW-Eau Claire
5 PM
Jan. 22 UW-Oshkosh
7 PM
Jan. 25
UW-Stout
Jan. 29 UW-River Falls
3 PM 7 PM
Feb. 5
UW-Whitewater
7 PM
Feb. 8
UW-Eau Claire
3 PM
Feb. 12
UW-Oshkosh
7 PM
Feb. 15
UW-La Crosse
3 PM
Feb. 19 UW-Stout Feb. 22 UW-Platteville
7 PM 3 PM
About UWSP The University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point was founded in 1894 as a teachers college. -
This is
UWSP serves the Central Wisconsin area and is
centrally located midway between Milwaukee and Minneapolis on the Wisconsin River. -
With 7,251 students (48% male, 52% female),
UWSP employs over 400 faculty/teaching academic staff and has the highest percentage of undergraduate courses taught by regular faculty in the UW System. -
UWSP is consistantly one of the top Public
Midwestern Universities-Master’s in U.S. News and World Report’s College Rankings. -
Conveniently located in the center of Wisconsin, the Stevens Point area has something for everyone! Nestled among an abundance of green space and waterways, enjoy our cross country ski trails, numerous hiking and biking trails or a game of golf. Visit quaint shops in our historic downtown district, explore museums and art galleries and take in a special event and tour.
46 percent of new freshman rank in the top 25
percent of their high school class and boast an average ACT score of 23. -
UWSP students benefit from average class sizes of
28 and get personal attention with a student/faculty ratio of 22:1. -
UWSP offers over 100 undergraduate program
choices within 54 majors and 67 minors in four colleges: College of Fine Arts and Communication, College of Letters and Sciences, College of Natural Resources and College of Professional Studies. UWSP also offers 13 graduate programs including a doctorate in audiology with UW-Madison. -
UWSP has a tremendous impact on the Central
At the heart of the UW-Stevens Point campus is the new Dreyfus University Center. Its dining options, services, and amenities make it a fixture of everyday campus life. Visitors and the area community enjoy the Dreyfus University Center as well, and the facility is site of numerous events and conferences for off-campus customers who take advantage of such an impressive facility located in the heart of Wisconsin.
Wisconsin community, bringing in an estimated $378 million dollars to the area each year. It is estimated that $78 million is spent by students and another $25 million is spent by visitors to campus. -
UWSP boasts the nation’s 28th-ranked International
Program with over 21 percent of all bachelor’s degree recipients having studied abroad. -
UWSP’s campus is nearly 400 acres and has 35
buildings including 14 residence halls and the 275 acre Schmeeckle Nature Reserve that features a 24 acre lake, Lake Joanis.
The DeBot Center has undergone several renovations over the past several years and serves as one of the main dining facilities for students. DeBot is open seven days a week serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. The lower level features a convience store and a made-to-order market where students can purchase food through their meal plan.
UWSP Bernie L. Patterson took over as Chancellor at UWStevens Point in July of 2010, becoming the 14th chancellor in the 120 year history of the university. Chancellor Patterson came to UWSP after serving as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Oklahoma City University since 2002.
MISSION STATEMENT
UW-Stevens Point shares in the mission of the University of Wisconsin System. The mission of this system is to develop human resources, to discover and disseminate knowledge, to extend knowledge and its application beyond the boundaries of its campuses, and to serve and stimulate society by developing in students heightened intellectual, cultural, and humane sensitivities; scientific, professional, and technological expertise; and a sense of purpose. Inherent in this broad mission are methods of instruction, research, extended education, and public service designed to educate people and improve the human condition. Basic to every purpose of the system is the search for truth.
UWSP will open it’s newest residence hall in the fall of 2011. The suite-style dorm will be five stories tall and include 82 suites, room for 328 student beds. The building will obtain at least a silver LEED green building certification. UW-Stevens Point is again ranked as one of the best public universities in the Midwest. U.S. News and World Report places UWSP in the Top Ten Regional Universities in its 2011 rankings. UWSP has become a perennial all-star in the U.S News rankings, which take into account such factors as a school’s student retention and graduate rates, average class size, and the academic talent of the freshman class.
The College of Natural Resources at the UWSP is the nation’s largest and premier undergraduate institution for natural resources and environmental management.
Pointers have developed a reputation as one of the most involved and connected student bodies in the Midwest. With over 180 active organizations open to any student and a campus culture that promotes involvement, it’s easy to explore your areas of interest, as well as experience those you may just be curious about!
For More Information
Visit us online at http://www.uwsp.edu for more information about all the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point has to offer!
Season Preview
UW-Stevens Point head women’s basketball coach Shirley Egner is excited to begin her 31st season leading the Pointers. UWSP is returning one senior, four juniors, four sophomores and bring in five freshmen. This season, the Pointers plan to play position-less basketball with more reliance on player depth, versatility and authority to make their own decision on the court. UWSP is looking up to their only senior, Carly Cerrato, to lead them on and off the court and be the glue that holds them together. She led the team with 56 three-pointers and 816 minutes played. Egner trusts that Carly knows what it takes to get the job done and will be someone others are able to look up to. Also returning for the Pointers are junior Bailee Collins and sophomore Amber Baehman. Both received All-WIAC honorable mention last season and Egner is excited to see them back in action. Baehman led the team in scoring (316), averaging 13.2 points a game, rebounding (180) and steals last season (29). Collins led the Pointers in field goal percentage (.511), was second in rebounds (134) and third overall in scoring last season (262). “Amber and Bailee give us that inside-outside punch and, quite honestly, they are bringing a lot of competitive spirit,” Egner said.
This season, Egner hopes to not have to rely on her top returning scorers for all the team’s points. Freshmen Grace Myklebust and Jamie Pfeifer were previously high school teammates, so they work well together on the court. They are both physical players with great range. Egner is looking forward to seeing how they form into collegiate basketball players in the WIAC conference. This season, taking over at point guard is junior Taylor Greenheck. Egner stated, “She’s really welcomed the challenge that we have given her as a junior as a primary ball handler.” Egner expects her to become a top defender on the perimeter and become a leader on the court. Greenheck led the team in three-point shooting percentage (.345) totaling 20 on the season. “I feel like we have three perimeter scorers out there with Greenheck, Baehman and Cerrato out on the floor, which I think strengthens our ability to compete,” Egner said. Also returning for the Pointers are juniors Erin Moran and Kellan Schmidt. Schmidt is a strong player for UWSP returning with 122 rebounds and 176 points last season. Moran saw the court in 25 games. She had 39 total rebounds and 40 points on the season.
Sophomore returners include Jordyn Ellis, Jessica Slowik and Chelsey Van Gompel. Ellis saw the court in 22 games last season and totaled 28 points. Slowik led the team with a perfect free throw percentage (4-4) and saw the court in 21 games. Also joining the team this year are freshmen Laynie Bessette, Sam Cappadora and Dani Ernst. Egner is excited to see how all perform while transitioning to the colligate level of play. She expects big things from her freshman class and cannot wait to see them grow as individuals. This season the Pointers are going to be challenged all season starting with their non-conference schedule. Egner does not want to shy away from any team that is interested in playing them no matter the competition. On their schedule are a few NCAA Tournament teams from last season so the Pointers will be challenged and battle-tested to prepare them when they start conference play in January. “There is more to what we do than just wins and losses. We are trying to mentor young women to be the best people they can be day in and day out, and our success isn’t always measured by wins and losses,” Egner stated. Egner is looking forward to starting the season and seeing how the women handle themselves out on the court when things get tough. She hopes they are able to stay strong as a team to pursue success this season. UWSP is picked to finish seventh in the WIAC according to the preseason poll. Last season, the Pointers finished four wins in WIAC play and five home wins on the season.
Shirley Egner Head Coach 31st Season Shirley Egner is in her 31st season as head coach of the UW-Stevens Point women’s basketball team and is the all-time winningest coach in Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference history. Egner has compiled a 548-259 (.679) overall record through 30 seasons with the Pointers. Over the last 19 seasons, Coach Egner has guided the Pointers to an average of nearly 21 wins per season and the team’s 399-140 record over that span is the best mark of any WIAC team.
UW-Stevens Point won back-toback WIAC titles in 2003-04 and 2004-05. In 2003-04, the Pointers also captured their first-ever WIAC tournament crown and Egner was named the conference’s Coach of the Year. In 2007-08, the Pointers finished third in the WIAC regular season standings, but became the first non-No. 1 seed ever to win the WIAC tournament crown with wins at Whitewater and at Eau Claire, as Egner was again named Coach of the Year.
Egner Year-by-year Year 1989-90
Overall 12-12 .500
WIAC 9-7
.563
1990-91
15-7
.682
11-4
.733
1991-92
17-8
.68
10-6
.625
1992-93
16-8
.667
9-7
.563
13-12 .520
9-7
.563
2-14
.125
9-7
.563
.708
9-7
.563
1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97
6-18
.250
15-10 .600 17-7
On November 16, 2014, Egner earned the 600th win of her coaching career as the Pointers defeated Martin Luther.
Egner came to UW-Stevens Point from Nicholls State University in Thibodeaux, La., where she served as a graduate assistant.
1997-98
14-11 .560
9-7
.563
1998-99
13-12 .520
8-8
.500
1999-00
11-14 .440
5-11
.313
Egner is a four-time WIAC Coach of the Year honoree, earning the award in 2003-04, 2007-08, 200809 and 2010-2011. In 2010, Egner was inducted into the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame. Egner was also named the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Division III Women’s Coach of the Year 2010, 2011 and 2012.
A native of McFarland, Wis., and a 1980 graduate of UW-La Crosse, she began her coaching career as head girls’ basketball coach at Shiocton (Wis.) High School. After a one-year stint as the girls’ freshman coach at Monona Grove (Wis.) High School, she became head girls’ coach at Waunakee (Wis.) High School, where she led the Warriors to a five-year record of 115-40, including conference titles in 1985, 1986 and 1987 and state tournament appearances in 1986 and 1987.
2000-01
20-6
.769
11-5
.688
2001-02
30-3
.909
14-2
.875
2002-03
22-5
.815
13-3
.813
2003-04
28-5
.848
13-3
.813
2004-05
21-6
.778
12-4
.750
2005-06
20-8
.714
11-5
.687
2006-07
18-7
.720
10-6
.625
2007-08
24-5
.827
12-4
.750
2008-09
26-4
.866
14-2
.875
2009-10
24-7
.774
11-5
.687
2010-11
27-3
.900
16-0 1.000
2011-12
24-5
.828
13-3
.812
2012-13
24-6
.800
12-4
.750
In 2012-13, the Pointers posted a 24-6 record and won the WIAC Conference Tournament for the fifth consecutive season. Egner led the Pointers to the 2001-02 NCAA Division III title with a 67-65 win over St. Lawrence (N.Y.). As National Champions, the Pointers finished with a 30-3 record and became the eighth team in NCAA Division III history to win 30 games in a season. Along the way to the championship, Egner guided the Pointers to a 66-60 victory over four-time defending Division III champion Washington (Mo.), snapping the Bears’ 70-game home winning streak.
Following the 1986-87 season, she was named the WBCA District Five Coach of the Year and was chosen to coach the Class B South Team in the WBCA All-Star Game in Madison. Egner, who was the chair of the NCAA Division III women’s basketball committee from 2006-08, is the senior women’s administrator for UW-Stevens Point Athletics.
2013-14
17-10 .630
9-7
.563
2014-15
14-13 .519
8-8
.500
2015-16
21-8
.724
10-4
.714
2016-17
17-9
.654
2017-18
14-12 .538
2018-19
Totals
8-18
.308
9-5
.643
8-6
.571
4-10
.286
548-259 .679 300-131 .696
Diane Gilbert Associate head Coach 10th Season Diane (Hawkins) Gilbert is in her 10th season as the top assistant coach for the UWSP women’s basketball team. Gilbert also serves as the program’s recruiting coordinator. Gilbert was a four-year letter winner for the Pointers from 2001-05 and was a member of the 2002 National Championship team, which was inducted into the Pointer Hall of Fame in 2008. Coach Gilbert joined the Pointers’ staff after spending two seasons as the Graduate Assistant Coach at Edgewood College in Madison. While at Edgewood, Gilbert worked primarily with guard development and served as recruiting coordinator for the Eagles. In her two seasons with the Eagles,
the team finished 36-18 overall, 27-8 in the Northern Athletics Conference, and advanced to the league’s championship game in 2008. Prior to coaching at Edgewood, Gilbert served as a Student Assistant with the Pointers during the 2005-06 season. After graduating from UWSP, Gilbert served as the Director of New Program Development at the Green County Family YMCA in Monroe, Wis. Gilbert received a Bachelor of Science in Health Promotion and Wellness with a minor in Coaching in 2006 from UW-Stevens Point. As a student, she was a 2004 recipient of the University Leadership Award, a 2005
recipient of the Pointer Leadership Award for women’s basketball, and the 2006 UWSP Chancellor Senior Leadership Award. Gilbert received her master’s degree in Education from Edgewood in May of 2009. Gilbert currently teaches at UWSP in the school of Health, Exercise Science and Athletics. Gilbert, a native of Monroe, Wis., was a two-time All-Badger Conference selection for Monroe High School and a member of back-to-back Badger Conference Championship teams. Gilbert and her husband, Grayson, reside in Plover with daughter, Natalie, and son, Griffin.
2019-20 POINTERS
2019-20 Roster No.
Full Name
Pos.
Ht.
Yr.
Hometown/High School
2
Sam Cappadora
G
5-8
Fr.
Granton, Wis./Neillsville
5
Jessica Slowik
G
5-8
So.
Elcho, Wis./Elcho
12
Jamie Pfeifer
P
6-1
Fr.
Wisconsin Dells, Wis./Wisconsin Dells
20
Laynie Bessette
G
5-10
Fr.
Manawa, Wis./Little Wolf
21
Chelsey Van Gompel
G
5-3
So.
Appleton, Wis./East
23
Jordyn Ellis
G
5-11
So.
Winneconne, Wis./Winneconne
24
Dani Ernst
G
5-8
Fr.
Boscobel, Wis./Boscobel
31
Carly Cerrato
G
5-8
Sr.
32
Grace Myklebust
P
6-2
Fr.
Wisconsin Dells, Wis./Wisconsin Dells
34
Erin Moran
P
5-10
Jr.
Naperville, Ill./Naperville Central
40
Taylor Greenheck
G
5-8
Jr.
Prairie Du Sac, Wis./Sauk Prairie
41
Bailee Collins
P
6-1
Jr.
Milton, Wis./Milton
42
Kellan Schmidt
P
5-10
Jr.
Edgerton, Wis./Edgerton
44
Amber Baehman
G
5-11
So.
Plainfield, Wis./Tri-County
De Pere, Wis./De Pere
Coaching Staff Head Coach: Shirley Egner Associate Head Coach: Diane Gilbert Student Manager: Brianne Novy, Marissa Ponshock 2019-20 UW-Stevens Point Women’s Basketball Pronunciation Guide No. Name
Pronunciation
12 Pfeifer
FI-fur
20
Bessette
31 Cerrato 32
Myklebust
34
Moran
44
Baehman
BESS-it Sir-ott-o Michael-bust more-ANN Bay-man
#2 Sam Cappadora 5-8 Freshman Guard Granton, Wis. Neillsville HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-conference first team, second team and honorable mention…Won team MVP and team defensive player of the year…Performed in Wisconsin All-Star Classic…Three-time regional champion. Personal: Parents Cindy and Nick…Siblings Victoria and Dominick…Health science and pre-athletic training major…Honor Roll student…National Honor Society member.
#5 Jessica Slowik 5-8 Sophomore Guard Elcho, Wis. Elcho 2018-2019: Played in 21 games with two starts while averaging 5.1 minutes per game…Recorded six field goals, three three-pointers, four free throws, six offensive rebounds, 12 defensive rebounds, six assists and 19 points…Scored four points while playing 20 minutes against Carthage (Dec. 20)…Scored three points while recording four rebounds at Ripon (Dec. 14). HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time letter winner…Northern Lakes Conference Scholar Athlete…Scored 1,628 career points, 430 career rebounds, 219 career assists, 292 career steals…Second all-time leading scorer in Elcho history…Leading scorer in girls Elcho program history… NLC honorable mention for 2014-2015 season…NLC first-team all-conference 2015-2016 and 2016-2017 seasons…NLC conference champions 2016-2017 and 2017-2018 seasons…NLC Player of the Year 2016-2017 season…Team captain 2017-2018 season…Participated in WBCA all-star game…2016-2017 all-state honorable mention…Ranked 27th in the state for scoring during 2015-2016 season…Clinched conference title, scored 1,000th point, went 22/25 from the free-throw line, scored 33 points in game against Crandon junior year. Personal: Parents Lee Ann and Robert…Siblings Katelyn and John…Health science major…Salutatorian, National Honor Society and honor roll…Volunteered with Junior Hornets Camp, Girl Scouts, nursing homes, youth clinics, White Lake Triathlon, Hefner House, St. Wencel, Multiple System Atrophy and Elcho softball/ little league.
#12 Jamie Pfeifer 6-1 Freshman Post Wisconsin Dells, Wis. Wisconsin Dells
#21 Chelsey Van Gompel 5-3 Sophomore Guard Appleton, Wis. Appleton East
HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-conference senior year… Voted team defensive player of the year…Two-time team captain…Earned eight varsity letters…Recorded a double-double at the WIAA State Tournament…Aided in Wisconsin Dells High School Women’s Basketball’s first trip to the WIAA State Tournament…Went 40-0 in conference…Regional champions sophomore year.
2018-2019: Appeared in 4 games…Recorded two defensive rebounds.
Personal: Parents Lisa and Jim…Sibling Carly…Dietetics major…National Honor Society member…Honor roll all eight semesters.
Personal: Parents Kimeko and Hagen…Siblings Kersten and Katlyn…Medical Social Work major…High honors and National Honor Society…Volunteered over 55 hours during high school career with DECA, at nursing homes and AEYBA.
#20 Laynie Bessette 5-10 Freshman Guard Manawa, Wis. Little Wolf HIGH SCHOOL: All-conference first team as junior and senior, honorable mention as freshman and sophomore… All-time leading scorer at Little Wolf High School… Conference champion as senior…Four-year Academic Allconference. Personal: Parents Jennifer and Brian…Sibling Olivia… Business administration major…Four-year Presidents award winner…National Honor Society member.
HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in basketball and volleyball…Honorable mention all-conference as a senior…Beat state champion Appleton North in regular season.
#23 Jordyn Ellis 5-11 Sophomore Guard Winneconne, Wis. Winneconne 2018-2019: Played in 22 games while averaging 5.8 minutes per game…Recorded seven field goals 13 free throws, 11 offensive rebounds, 15 defensive rebounds, eight assists and 28 points…Recorded seven points and three rebounds against UW-La Crosse (Jan. 31)…Played double digit minutes in four games, including 17 against UW-Eau Claire (Jan. 12). HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in basketball, volleyball and track and field…10-time letter winner…Second team all-conference as a junior…First team all-conference as a senior…First-team all-area as a senior. Personal: Parents Traci and Ken…Siblings Jacob and Jackson…Communication sciences and disorders major… High honor roll all four years and was a member of National Honor Society…Volunteered with youth basketball and volleyball camps and tournaments.
#24 Dani Ernst 5-8 Freshman Guard Boscobel, Wis. Boscobel HIGH SCHOOL: Team captain for basketball and volleyball…All-conference and all-state volleyball player. Personal: Parents Stacy and Greg…Siblings Shannon, Hannah and Courtney…Psychology and biology major… National Honor Society member…High honor student… Four-year academic all-conference.
#31 Carly cerrato 5-8 Senior Guard De Pere, Wis. De Pere 2018-2019: Played and started in 26 games while averaging 11.3 points per game…Led Pointers averaging 31.4 minutes per game…Recorded a team-high 72 assists…Tallied 97 field goals, 56 three-pointers, 45 free throws, 23 offensive rebounds, 63 defensive rebounds, 23 steals and 295 points…Scored a careerhigh 24 points while shooting 6-8 from three-point range against UW-Stout (Feb. 13)…Recorded first career double-double with 10 points, a career-high 10 assists, along with three steals against Illinois Wesleyan (Dec. 3)…Recorded 17 points and six assists against UWPlatteville (Feb. 16). 2017-2018: Played in 25 games, starting in two… Averaged 25.1 minutes per game…Made a team-high 52 three-pointers…Totaled 84 field goals for 263 points, an average of 10.5 per game…Maintained a .741 free-throw percentage…Tallied 29 offensive rebounds, 44 defensive rebounds, 23 assists and 42 steals…Was the thirdhighest scorer and had the second-highest average points per game…Put up a season-high 23 points in game against UW-River Falls (Feb. 3). 2016-17: Played in 25 games …Scored 70 points along with 17 rebounds, 13 assists and 7 steals… Had two steals and three rebounds with 11 points scored on 3-of-3 shooting and 4-for-4 at the line at UWWhitewater (Feb. 8). HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time letter winner in basketball… Second Team All-Conference as a junior and senior… Teams won three regional championships, one sectional title, and state championship during first season… Athletic Honor Roll for the Green Bay Press Gazette. PERSONAL: Mother Tammy Cerrato…Siblings Lexi and Natalie…Majoring in social work and sociology with a minor in psychology…National Honors Society Member… Honor roll student all four years…Volunteers for the Boys and Girls Club, Paul’s Pantry, St. Vincent De Paul and Syble Hopp.
#32 Grace Myklebust 6-2 Freshman Post Wisconsin Dells, Wis. Wisconsin Dells HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-conference…Team’s most improved player…Appeared at the WIAA State Tournament in 2017-18…Averaged 10 points per game and eight rebounds per game as a senior. PERSONAL: Parents Debbie and Paal…Siblings Lauren, Jessica, Tess and Kelsey…Sociology major and criminal justice minor.
#34 Erin Moran 5-10 Junior Post Naperville, Ill. Naperville 2018-2019: Played in 25 games averaging 9.1 minutes per game…Recorded nine field goals, 20 free throws, 18 offensive rebounds, 21 defensive rebounds and 40 points...Tied a career-high seven points against Dubuque (Nov. 16) and UW-Eau Claire (Jan. 12)… Recorded five points and five rebounds in a win against Luther (Nov. 17). 2017-2018: Played in 18 games averaging 2.8 min per game…Went 3-for-3 from three-point range…Recorded two offensive rebounds, five defensive rebounds and one assist…Totaled 19 points, four steals and one block…Scored a season-high seven points against UWPlatteville (Feb. 7), going 2-for-2 on three-pointers. HIGH SCHOOL: First-Team All-DuPage Valley Conference senior year…Honorable Mention All-Area senior year… Naperville Central High School Conference Champions junior year. PERSONAL: Parents Tom and late-mother Kathy… Siblings Katie and Kelly…Marine biology major and double minor in chemistry and neuroscience & behavior.
#40 Taylor Greenheck 5-8 Junior Guard Sauk Prairie, Wis. Sauk Prairie 2018-2019: Played in 26 games with three starts… Averaged 23.8 minutes per game and 7.2 points per game…Recorded 59 field goals, 20 three-pointers and 49 free throws…Tallied 10 offensive rebounds, 44 defensive rebounds, 46 assists, 25 steals and 187 points…Led the team with a three-point shooting percentage of .345… Scored a career-high 15 points in a win against UWStout (Jan. 23)…Recorded 11 points, six rebounds and four assists against UW-Whitewater (Feb. 6). 2017-2018: Played in 26 games averaging 12.2 minutes per game…Recorded a total of 20 field goals, five three-pointers and 22 free throws…Maintained a .786 free-throw shooting percentage, fourth-best on the team…Totaled six offensive and 18 defensive rebounds… Scored 67 points on the season…Registered 21 assists and eight steals…Put up a season-high nine points against UW-Lacrosse (Jan. 27). HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time letter winner…Honorable Mention All Badger Conference as a sophomore… FirstTeam All-Badger Conference as a junior and senior…AllArea Honorable Mention senior year. Personal: Parents Dana and Brandon…Siblings Hailey and Brady…Undecided major.
#41 Bailee Collins 6-1 Junior Post Milton, Wis. Milton 2018-2019: Played in 26 games with 19 starts… Averaged 22.1 minutes per game, 10.1 points per game and 5.2 rebounds per game…Recorded 81 free throws and 89 field goals with a .511 field goal percentage… Tallied 46 offensive rebounds, 88 defensive rebounds, 13 assists, 14 blocks, 14 steals and 262 points…Scored a career-high 30 points along with a career-high 11 rebounds and first career double-double in a win against UW-River Falls (Jan. 5)…Scored 26 points shooting 1012 from the field against Illinois Wesleyan (Dec. 3). 2017-2018: Played in 23 games with 6.4 average minutes per game…Totaled 18 field goals and 11 free throws…Recorded six offensive and 19 defensive rebounds…Scored 47 points on the season…Added two assists, three blocks and five steals…Scored her seasonhigh of six points in 17 minutes played against St. Thomas (Dec. 1). HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time letter winner… Badger South Conference Honorable Mention sophomore, junior and senior year…Badger South All Start Team… Two-time team captain and MVP… Regional Champions junior and senior year. PERSONAL: Parents Pam and Dave…Siblings Nicholas… Undecided major…High Honors/Honors all four years of high school.
#42 Kellan schmidt 5-10 Junior Post Edgerton, Wis. Edgerton 2018-2019: Played in 26 games with 24 starts… Averaged 27.5 minutes per game, 6.8 points per game and 4.7 rebounds per game…Tallied 71 field goals with a .467 field goal shooting percentage…Scored a total of 176 points…Recorded 38 offensive rebounds, 84 defensive rebounds, 51 assists, 14 blocks and 18 steals…Scored a career-high 18 points, while shooting 9-13 at UW-Stout (Feb. 13)…Recorded a career-high eight rebounds in a win at UW-River Falls (Feb. 2). 2017-2018: Played in 25 games with 10 starts…Tallied 45 field goals and led the team with a .517 field goal shooting percentage…Made four three-point shots… Scored a total of 121 points averaging 4.8 per game… Had 23 offensive and 34 defensive rebounds…Recorded a total of 18 assists and 17 steals…Scored a seasonhigh of 10 points five times, including a win against UWPlatteville (Feb. 7). HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time letter winner…Second-Team All Rock Valley Conference freshman and sophomore year… First-Team All-Rock Valley Conference junior and senior year… Janesville Gazette All-Area junior year… Wisconsin State Journal All-Area third team as a senior… WBCA Division Three South All Star Team as a senior… Played in 96 consecutive varsity basketball games…12time letter winner for high school sports (volleyball, basketball and softball). PERSONAL: Parents Monica and Mike… Siblings Meggie and Nathan… Education major…Volunteered as elementary assistant (senior year) and through Outreach.
#44 Amber Baehman 5-11 Sophomore Guard Plainfield, Wis. Tri-County 2018-2019: Played and started in 24 games while averaging 28 minutes per game…Led team in points, averaging 13.2 points per game, rebounds, averaging 7.5 rebounds per game and steals, with 29…Recorded 120 field goals while shooting a .455 field goal percentage… Tallied 51 free throws while shooting a team-best .911 free throw percentage…Recorded 25 three-pointers, 34 offensive rebounds, 146 defensive rebounds, 36 assists, 10 blocks and 316 points…Recorded a career-high 26 points and 10 rebounds in a win at UW-Eau Claire… Recorded a team-high seven double-doubles…Tallied 16 rebounds along with 14 points in a win against UW-River Falls (Jan. 5)…Scored in double digits in 15 games. HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in basketball, volleyball and softball…11-time letter winner…Four-time all-conference honors…Player of the Year in CSW East Region… Two-time AP honorable mention all-state…Two-time all-state team…All-Star Team (WBCA)…Two-time Channel 7 Team…Honorable mention all-district… Totaled 435 assists, 1024 rebounds, 1767 points, 342 steals and 128 blocks. Personal: Parents Terry and Jeff…Siblings Lyndee, Cholten, Jake, Blake and Abigail…Law Enforcement/DNR major.
2018-19 Season Stats 2018-19 UWSP Women's Basketball Wis.-Stevens Point Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 16, 2019) All games RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE
OVERALL 8-17 4-10 4-7 Total
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Player
gp-gs
44 Amber Baehman
31 41 12 40 42 02 34 43 23 05 20 21 10 30
min
23-23 642 Carly Cerrato 25-25 784 Bailee Collins 25-18 545 Brooke Geier 25-25 773 Taylor Greenheck 25-3 589 Kellan Schmidt 25-23 692 Erin Nyhus 24-2 290 Erin Moran 24-0 218 Olivia Pawlak 15-4 127 Jordyn Ellis 21-0 126 Jessica Slowik 20-2 106 Marissa Delaney 13-0 76 Chelsey Van Gompel 4-0 6 Caitlin Broberg 9-0 22 Bulthuis,Emily 3-0 4 Team Total.......... 25 5000 Opponents...... 25 5001
TEAM STATISTICS SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct 3 POINT FG-ATT 3-point FG pct 3-pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-Avg/Game Neutral site-Avg/Game Score by Periods Wis.-Stevens Point Opponents
avg fg-fga
27.9 31.4 21.8 30.9 23.6 27.7 12.1 9.1 8.5 6.0 5.3 5.8 1.5 2.4 1.3
HOME 5-7 2-5 3-2 3-Point
fg% 3fg-fga
F-Throw 3fg%
529-1359
.389 140-470 .298 359-504 .712 .427 127-381 .333 326-464 .703
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 345 363 413 436 416 391 450 444
OPP 1701 68.0 624-1461 .427 127-381 .333 5.1 326-464 .703 13.0 863 34.5 330 13.2 369 14.8 0.9 225 9.0 75 3.0 2754 11-250 2-0 Totals 1557 1701
* * * * * * * * * * * * * *
49-54 45-65 76-117 52-65 47-64 30-49 14-19 20-33 7-12 13-20 4-4 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0
Date 11/16/18 11/17/18 11/20/18 11-25-18 12/03/18 12/11/18 12/14/18 12/15/18 12/20/18 12/27/18 12/29/18 01/02/19 01/05/19 1/9/19 01/12/19 01/16/19 01/19/19 01/23/19 1/26/19 01/31/19 02/02/19 02/06/19 02/09/19 02/13/19 02/16/19
NEUTRAL 0-2 0-0 0-2
Rebounds ft%
.468 .338 .519 .333 .416 .470 .293 .186 .235 .292 .240 .077 .000 .000 .000
UWSPW 1557 62.3 -5.8 529-1359 .389 140-470 .298 5.6 359-504 .712 14.4 899 36.0 +1.4 313 12.5 438 17.5 -2.8 0.7 156 6.2 57 2.3 4565 12-380 -
.316 .320 .167 .292 .357 .188 .297 .200 .000 .125 .250 .125 .000 .000 .000
ft-fta
117-250 95-281 82-158 61-183 57-137 70-149 17-58 8-43 8-34 7-24 6-25 1-13 0-1 0-3 0-0
624-1461
24-76 55-172 1-6 19-65 20-56 3-16 11-37 2-10 0-0 1-8 3-12 1-8 0-1 0-3 0-0
AWAY 3-8 2-5 1-3
.907 .692 .650 .800 .734 .612 .737 .606 .583 .650
1.000 1.000
.000 .000 .000
off
def
tot
avg
pf dq
32 138 170 7.4 39 23 59 82 3.3 34 43 88 131 5.2 67 44 75 119 4.8 66 10 42 52 2.1 38 36 81 117 4.7 78 2 20 22 0.9 18 17 21 38 1.6 21 11 9 20 1.3 10 11 15 26 1.2 8 6 12 18 0.9 17 1 5 6 0.5 3 0 2 2 0.5 0 0 4 4 0.4 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 49 43 92 285 614 899 36.0 399 276 587 863 34.5 502
Opponent DUBUQUE LUTHER at Lakeland University at St. Thomas ILL. WESLEYAN NORTH CENTRAL (IL) at Ripon College at St. Norbert College CARTHAGE vs WILLAMETTE vs AMHERST at Wis.-Whitewater WIS.-RIVER FALLS at UW-Oshkosh WIS.-EAU CLAIRE at Wis.-La Crosse at Wis.-Platteville WIS.-STOUT at Wis.-Eau Claire WIS.-LA CROSSE at Wis.-River Falls WIS.-WHITEWATER UW-OSHKOSH at Wis.-Stout WIS.-PLATTEVILLE
* - Conference game
0 0 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
a
33 70 13 55 46 49 18 6 1 8 6 7 0 1 0
to blk stl
55 58 39 66 59 61 25 21 3 20 13 6 1 2 0 9 6 313 438 - 330 369
W W L L L W L W L L L L W L L L L W W L W L L L L
10 5 13 9 1 12 1 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 0
27 22 14 25 25 16 10 4 4 3 3 2 0 1 0
pts
avg
307 290 241 193 181 173 59 38 23 28 19 5 0 0 0
13.3 11.6 9.6 7.7 7.2 6.9 2.5 1.6 1.5 1.3 1.0 0.4 0.0 0.0 0.0
57 156 1557 75 225 1701
62.3 68.0
Score 87-56 72-69 65-68 49-70 72-77 70-67 48-56 65-58 76-87 66-70 41-59 55-67 67-62 43-66 54-79 46-55 62-75 77-69 88-75 53-75 63-60 58-70 58-65 68-78 54-68
Att. 455 417 172 150 335 384 169 440 300 0 0 330 345 297 377 200 0 552 404 357 220 298 412 372 333
Record Book
All-time Roster Brooke Allen 2009-13 Liz Althoff 2009-13 Terry Ampe 1988-91 Chrys Andrae 1976-77 Lauren Anklam 2013-17 Dawn Arndt 1998-00 Taylor Atkinson 2011-15 Ashley Averkamp 2009-12 Sharon Backman 1976-79 Amber Baehman 2018-pres. Taylor Bahr 2011-12 Ashley Baker 2005-09 Cassie Bandow 2008-12 Sam Barber 2010-13 Shelly Barke 1991-93 Taylor Barrett 2014-18 Amie Bauer 1999-01 Regina Bayer 1980-84 Kim Beebe 1977-78 Kathi Bennett 1982-83 Christina Bergman 1994-98 Barb Bernhardt 1979-80 Melissa Berry 2002-06 Diane Beyer 1985-86 Marne Boario 1994-97 Carry Boehning 1998-02 Linda Bornheimer 1975-76 Renee Bourget 1986-88 Debra Boyer 1983-84 Ali Braun 1990-91 Kristine Braun 1987-88 Bev Breitenfeldt 1974-75 Candace Brickman 1986-87 Melanie Britenbach 1979-81 Jessica Brito 2012-13 Caitlin Broberg 2015-19 Sue Brogaard 1974-78 Camille Brueggen 2006-09 Carmen Brueggen 2006-09 Barb Brunette 1988-90 Brittani Buechel 2008-12 Sue Bulmer 1977-79, 80-81 Emily Bulthuis 2018-19 Anne Bumgarner 1979-83 Lucrecia Burleson 1993-94 Kathryn Carlson 1997-99 Carly Cerrato 2016-pres. Leah Cheyka 2001-02 Dee Christopherson 1981-82, 84-85 Beth Ciriaks 1990-91 Christin Coles 2007-11 Bailee Collins 2017-pres. Julia Corrie 1999-00 Laurie Craft 1979-83 Gerriann Crawley 1981-82 Erin Crownover 2015-16 Terri Crum 1995-98 Ciara Cummings 2003-04 Rachel Danielsen 1999-00 Sue Davis 1977-81 Barb Deichl 1972-75 Marissa Delaney 2018-19 April Demler 1992-93 Jamie Destache 2011-15 Michelle Diercks 1995-96 Mary Jo Dopp 1972-73 Taylor Douglas 2013-17
Kate Dunning 1996-99 Andi Duven 1999-00 Stephanie Egner 1994-95 Jordyn Ellis 2018-pres. Marcia Engebretson 1972-75 Becca Farrar 1994-95 Tricia Fekete 1988-92 Amy Felauer 1988-92 Elise Felician 1994-96 Katie Fitzpatrick 1977-78 Andrea Flease 2007-11 Tina Gable 1991-92 Sarah Gamillo 2013-17 Brooke Geier 2017-19 Tara Gess 1998-99 Claire Glodowski 2009-10,12-14 Madonna Golla 1980-81 Amy Gradecki 1983-87 Sandy Graf 1990-91 Jessica Granger 1999-02 Taylor Greenheck 2017-pres. Jacky Grittner 1979-81 Tamera Grochowski 1985-86 Kari Groshek 1997-02 Cheryl Gross 1986-90 Lisa Grudzinski 1990-94 Jeanine Grybowski 1979-80 Jan Gundelfinger 1973-76 Jenna Hagen 2004-07 Gretchen Haggerty 1991-93 Julie Hammer 1976-80 Joan Hanrahan 1981-82 Wendy Hansen 1987-88 Betsey Harries 1981-82 Mary Havlovick 1976-78 Diane Hawkins 2001-05 Lois Hein 1973-75 Katy Heine 2015-17 Vic Hellum 1972-74 Kristen Hendron 1995-96 Autumn Hennes 2012-14, 15-17 Marlayn Hering 1983-84 Julie Hesser 1981-83 Cassandra Heuer 2000-04 Jesirae Heuer 2004-08 Tina Hill 1978-79 Sandra Hitchcock 1983-84 Megan Hodgson 1999-03 Myranda Hodgson 2008-09 Heather Hoffman 2000-01 Haley Houghton 2004-08 Jolene Hussong 1985-86 Paula Inger 1983-85 Megan Ison 2003-04 Kaitlyn Jacobs 2011-15 Karen Janssen 1987-88 Barb Jones 1975-78 Kelly Kabat 1990-92 Barb Kapke 1993-94 Sue Kiekhaefer 1980-81 Michelle Kienow 2015-16 Jenny Kirchenwitz 2001-05 Kacia Klopp 1990-92 Jodi Klotz 1994-95 Renee Knier 1997-01 Deb Koehler 1980-83 Lynn Koehler 1975-79
Wendy Kohrt 1972-76 Kelly Konrardy 1996-98 Andrea Kraemer 2000-04 Chelsea Kranz 2004-08 Kara Kujawa 2003-04 Sheila Kuffel 1992-94 Ann Lautenschlaeger 1991-93 Kris Labutzke 1973-74 Evie LaPointe 2008-09 Nathalie Lechault 2003-07 Stacy Leider 1998-99 Ashley Leiterman 2017-18 Julie Lesinger 1984-85 Kelly Lewis 1980-81 Mary Linder 1978-81 Deby Lindert 1972-73 Nicki Linskens 1990-91 Megan Lopez 2011-12 Kim Maedke 2009-10 Jeana Magyar 1994-96 Roxanne Mallum 1978-79 Ann Magnin 1982-84 Dawn Mannebach 1982-83 Kelly McGurk 1999-01 Jane McKellep 1979-80 Sarah McLaughlin 1992-96 Kathy Tighe 1982-83, 84-86 Mary Meier 1978-81 Debbie Metzger 1987-90 Allie Miceli 2012-16 Lisa Mikich 1981-82 Karla Miller 1982-84, 85-87 Kristi Miller 2002-04 Mary Miller 1984-85, 86-87 Marcy Mirman 1972-74, 75-76 Payton Mix 2015-17 Erin Moran 2017-pres. Ann Moore 1991-92 Katie Mueller 2004-05 Susan Murphy 1980-81, 83-84 Amanda Nechuta 2001-05 Sara Nelson 2005-06 Laura Neuenfeldt 2004-08 Ali Nicastro 2004-08 Erin Nyhus 2018-19 Jessica O’Connor 2009-10 Jamie Ohrandt 1972-73 Sara Olejniczak 1996-98 Alyssa Olp 2010-14 Jessica Ott 1996-00 Abby Lee Panosh 1989-90 Ginger Parker 1988-89 Olivia Pawlak 2015-18 Megan Pehler 2004-08 Becky Pepper 2003-07 Emily Peternell 1998-00 Britta Petersen 2007-11 Kate Peterson 1987-91 Sarah Pierre 1974-75 Jenna Pitt 2010-14 Donna Pivonka 1983-87 Dina Rasmussen 1984-86 Cindee Razner 1985-86 Bre Richter 2016-17 Sheila Ricklefs 1982-84 Terri Riegel 1984-85 Christina Roesker 1984-85
Lexi Roland 2014-18 Mickey Roland 2014-18 Amanda Roth 2003-04 Janis Ruetz 1975-77 Terry Ryan 1972-73 Karen Scarseth 1985-86 Renee Schartner 2000-02 Kathy Schauer 1974-76 Julie Schindler 1990-94 Margaret Schmelzer 1972-74 Kellan Schmidt 2017-pres. Tara Schmitt 2000-04 Donna Schuelke 1982-83 Amie Schultz 1998-02 Cassandra Schultz 2002-06 Josi Schultz 2009-13 Mary Schultz 1972-74 Amy Scott 2002-05 Nikki Seaman 1998-01 Becky Seevers 1975-78, 79-80 Eleni Seitz 2011-15 Jenny Sell 2002-03 Suzy Sevcik 1990-91 Deana Sexson 1990-92 Deb Shane 1986-90 Dianna Shervey 1983-84, 85-87 Dee Simon 1973-77 Jessica Slowik 2018-pres. Tammy Slowinski 1982-83 Kathleen Smith 1980-82 Sonja Sorenson 1984-88 Mary Splitt 1975-78 Jessi Sporle 2005-09 Denise Starke 1988-89 Darcy Steele 1987-88 Kristen Stephen 1991-93 Jane Stangl 1976-78 Sheila Swanson 1989-90 Danyel Sweo 1994-96 Julie Theis 1979-80 Annmarie Tiffe 1978-80 Amanda Tosic 1998-03 Cicily Trice 1997-01 Jen Triemstra 1992-95 Patti Trochinski 1983-87 Julie Trzebiatowski 1994-98 Myranda Tyler 2010-14 Stacy Van Egeren 1989-90 Chelsey Van Gompel 2018-pres. Janelle Van Gomple 2005-09 Beth Vander Sanden 1993-94 Lisa Varney 1979-80 Whitney Verdegan 2008-12 Kristen Verhagen 2009-10 Mona Vold 1972-73 Savonte Walker 1993-97 Katie Webber 2006-09 Sheila Weiler 1993-94 Alison Westphal 1997-98 Gina Whipp 1992-93 Ashley Windt 2005-10 Joann Wolfenberg 2012-16 Melissa Wright 1995-96 Sharon Wubben 1981-83, 84-85 Stacey Yonke 1990-94 Stephanie York 1981-82
All-time versus Opponents Opponent
G W L
Opponent
G W L
Opponent
G W L
Alaska-Anchorage
1
0
1
Illinois-Chicago
1
0
1
St. Benedict
1
1
0
Alaska-Fairbanks
1
0
1
Illinois Wesleyan
14
7
7
St. Cloud State
1
0
1
Alma
1
1
0
Johns Hopkins
1
1
0
St. Lawrence
1
1
0
Alverno
3
3
0
Kenyon
1
1
0
Saint Mary’s (IN)
1
1
0
Amherst
1
0
1
Lake Forest
2
2
0
St. Mary’s (MN)
7
5
2
Augsburg (Minn.)
1
1
0
Lake Superior State
2
1
1
St. Norbert
25
14 11
Augustana (Ill.)
3
2
1
Lakeland
9
6
3
St. Olaf
1
1
0
Aurora (Ill.)
1
1
0
Lawrence
15
13
2
St. Scholastica
4
3
1
Baruch
1
1
0
Loras
4
2
2
Schreiner
1
1
0
Beloit
4 3 1
Luther
10
8
2
St. Thomas
13
2
11
Bemidji State
5
2
3
Macalester
1
1
0
Scranton
1
1
0
Benedictine (Ill.)
1
1
0
Mankato State
1
0
1
Silver Lake
2
1
1
Bentley
1
0
0
Marian
7
7
0
Simpson
4
3
1
Bethel (Ind.)
1
0
1
Marquette
13 6 7
Texas Lutheran
1
1
0
Bowdoin
1
0
1
Marshall
1
1
0
Thomas More
1
1
0
Buena Vista
1
1
0
Martin Luther
1
1
0
Upper Iowa
6
6
0
Calvin
3 2 1
Marymount
1
1
0
Viterbo
8
8
0
Carroll (Wis.)
23
Maryville (Mo.)
2
2
0
Wartburg
2
2
0
Carthage
8 5 3
Mary Washington
1
1
0
Washington (Mo.)
3
3
0
Central Michigan
2
1
1
Michigan Tech
6
3
3
Webster
1
1
0
Centre
1
1
0
Millikin University
3
2
1
Wellesley
1
1
0
Chicago
5 4 1
Milton
1
1
0
Wheaton (Ill.)
6
5
1
Clark (Mass.)
2
2
0
MSOE
4
4
0
Willamette
1
0
1
Colorado
1
0
1
Minnesota-Duluth
3
0
3
William Penn
1
1
0
Concordia (Wis.)
4
4
0
Minnesota-Morris
1
1
0
Williams
1
0
1
Concordia-Moorhead
3
3
0
North Central (Ill.)
8
8
0
Winona State
2
2
0
Concordia-St. Paul
1
1
0
Northeast Missouri State 1
0
1
Wisconsin
11 8 3
Cornell (Iowa)
2
2
0
Northeastern Illinois
1
1
0
Wisconsin-Eau Claire
104 61 43
Denver
1
0
1
Northern Iowa
1
0
1
Wisconsin-Green Bay
20
11
DePauw
2
1
1
Northern Michigan
9
4
5
Wisconsin-La Crosse
93
54 39
Dubuque
2
2
0
Northland
1
1
0
Wisconsin-Milwaukee
17
11
Edgewood
9
9
0
Occidental
1
1
0
Wisconsin-Oshkosh
109 49 60
Elmhurst
2
2
0
Oswego State
1
1
0
Wisconsin-Parkside
14
9
Ferris State
1
1
0
Pacific Lutheran
2
2
0
Wisconsin-Platteville
79
60 19
FDU-Florham
1
0
1
Point Loma Nazarene
3
2
1
Wisconsin-River Falls
90
62 28
Finlandia
5
5
0
Presbyterian
1
0
1
Wisconsin-Stout
80
50 30
Franklin (Ind.)
1
1
0
Puget Sound
1
1
0
Wisconsin-Superior
69 63 6
Freed-Hardeman
1
1
0
Purdue-Calumet (Ind.)
1
1
0
Wisconsin-Whitewater
81
44 37
George Fox
2
0
2
Ripon
14 11 3
Wisconsin Lutheran
12
10
2
Grand Valley State
2
0
2
Rochester (NY)
1
0
1
York (Pa.)
1
0
1
Gustavus Adolphus
1
0
1
Rochester (Mich.)
1
1
0
Hamline University
1
1
0
Rockford
1
1
0
Hardin-Simmons
1
1
0
Rust
1
1
0
Heidelberg
2
2
0
Rutgers-Camden
1
1
0
Hope
2
0
2
St. Ambrose
2
0
2
21
2
9 6 5
National Award-Winners Kari Groshek 2003 NCAA Top VIII Award Recipient In 2003, Groshek was presented the NCAA Today’s Top VIII Award, which is presented to the top eight student-athletes from all NCAA divisions and all NCAA sponsored sports over a calendar year. Groshek was the second straight UW-Stevens Point student-athlete to receive the award as former track and field and cross country standout Leah Juno was selected in 2002. They were the first two athletes from the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference earn the award in its 32-year history. Groshek, a Rosholt native, led the women’s basketball team to the 2002 national championship, while posting a 3.74 grade point average in Biology.
Amanda Nechuta 2005 WBCA Division III National Player of the YEar In 2005, senior Amanda Nechuta became the first UW-Stevens Point player to be named NCAA Division III National Player of the year. She was presented with the award in April of 2005 at the WBCA Awards Luncheon at the Indiana Convention Center during the 2005 Division I Women’s Final Four. She is only one of two Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference players to be selected for the award in its 25-year history. During her senior season, Nechuta averaged 16.8 points per game and led the Pointers to their second straight WIAC championship. During her four-year career, the Pointers had a 101-19 record, including the 2002 national championship and a fourth place finish at the 2004 final four. Nechuta was a two-time Kodak All-American First Team member and was the first two-time winner of the WIAC Player of the Year award and set UW-Stevens Point’s all-time scoring record with 1,801 points from 2001-05. The point total ranks third in WIAC history and Nechuta also holds the school record with 681 field goals made. She led the WIAC in scoring her sophomore, junior, and senior seasons. Nechuta ranked fourth in school history in career rebounds and was a three-time member of the WIAC’s All-Defensive Team. Nechuta also was a three-time All-American in the shot put.
Tara Schmitt Woody Hayes National Scholar-Athlete Award 2005 NCAA WOman of the Year Finalist Schmitt was honored in the fall of 2005 as the NCAA Woman of the Year finalist for the state of Wisconsin. She was also selected as the winner of the Woody Hayes National Scholar-Athlete Award, which is presented to one male and one female student-athlete in each NCAA division across all sports. Both awards honor outstanding student-athletes who have excelled in academics, athletics and community leadership. Schmitt, a Brookfield native, was also a key member of the 2002 national championship team and led the Pointers back to the final four in 2004. She was a four-time all-conference selection in women’s soccer and the WIAC Player of the Year in 2004. Schmitt also competed one season in track and field and anchored the conference outdoor champion 400-meter relay. Schmitt posted a 3.85 grade point average and was very active in community organizations, while serving two years as president of the school’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.
Sam Barber 2013 WBCA National Player of the YEar After a stellar senior season, Sam Barber was named the 2013 State Farm/WBCA NCAA Division III National Player of the Year award. She accepted the award at the third annual WBCA Awards Show on April 8 in New Orleans in conjuction with the NCAA Women’s Final Four. Barber, a First Team WBCA All-American, earned back-to-back Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Player of the Year awards and led the Pointers to three straight conference tournament titles after transfering to UWSP from Winona St. The Schofield, Wis., native tallied 1,238 points at UWSP, playing in 85 career games. Her senior season she averaged 19.1 points and 7.5 rebounds per game.
Individual Awards WIAC Player of the Year 2001-02 2003-04 2004-05 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13
Kari Groshek Amanda Nechuta Amanda Nechuta Britta Petersen Sam Barber Sam Barber
WIAC Coach of the Year 1982-83 1986-87 2003-04 2007-08 2008-09 2010-11
Bonnie Gehling Linda Wunder Shirley Egner Shirley Egner Shirley Egner Shirley Egner
All-Americans
1987 Sonja Sorenson (WBCA-First) 1988 Sonja Sorenson (WBCA-First) 1991 Kate Petersen (WBCA-Honorable) 1993 Lisa Grudzinski (WBCA-Honorable) 1994 Lisa Grudzinski (WBCA-Honorable) 1998 Jessica Ott (D3hoops.com-Third) 2002 Kari Groshek (D3hoops.com-First) (WBCA-Honorable) 2003 Amanda Nechuta (D3hoops.com-Fourth) 2004 Amanda Nechuta (WBCA-First) (D3hoops.com-Second) 2005 Amanda Nechuta (WBCA-First and National Player of the Year) (D3hoops.com-First) 2008 Haley Houghton (WBCA-Honorable) 2011 Britta Petersen (WBCA-First) (D3hoops.com-Third); Andrea Flease (WBCA-Honorable) 2012 Sam Barber (D3hoops.com-Second) (WBCA-Honorable) 2013 Sam Barber (D3hoops.com-First) (WBCA-First and National Player of the Year) 2016 Allie Miceli (WBCA-Honorable)
WIAC Scholar Athletes 1993-94 1997-98 2001-02 2006-07 2011-12
Lisa Grudzinski Christina Bergman Kari Groshek Nathalie Lechault Cassie Bandow
Academic All-Americans 2002
Kari Groshek (Second)
Team Records MOST WINS – SEASON 30 2001-02 28 2003-04 27 1986-87, 2010-11 26 2008-09 24 2009-10, 2011-12, 2012-13
MOST FREE THROWS MADE – SEASON 604 2003-04 587 2001-02 485 2005-06 476 2000-01 454 2007-08
CONSECUTIVE WINS 20 2010-11 (12/19-3/11) 14 2008-09 (12/3-2/11) 13 1986-87 12 5 times, last in 2009-10 10 2004-05, 1986-87, 2011-12, 2012-13
MOST FREE THROW ATTEMPTS – SEASON 871 2001-02 864 2003-04 715 2005-06 701 2000-01 645 2002-03
MOST POINTS SCORED – GAME 102 vs. Marian, 12/1/01; vs. UW-Superior, 2/3/90 100 vs. Carroll, 12/13/03; vs. Cornell, 11/22/91 99 vs. Marian, 12/2/00 vs. Wisconsin Lutheran, 11/21/06 98 vs. Wisconsin Lutheran, 11/22/05
HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE – GAME 1.000 Three times, most recent vs. UW-Stout, 2/2/90 (25-25)
MOST POINTS SCORED – SEASON 2590 2003-04 (33 games) 2505 2001-02 (33 games) 2265 2010-11 (30 games) 2166 2009-10 (31 games) 2007-08 (29 games) FEWEST 17 18
POINTS ALLOWED – GAME vs. UW- Superior, 1973-74 vs. UW- Green Bay, 2/6/76; vs. UW-Superior, 1973-74
LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY – GAME 70 vs. Marian, 12/1/01 (102-32) 62 vs. Schreiner, 12/28/01 (97-35) 61 vs. Elmhurst, 12/10/93 (95-34) MOST FIELD GOALS MADE – GAME 44 vs. Wisconsin Lutheran, 11/20/06 39 vs. Northeastern Illinois, 12/16/86 38 vs. UW-Superior, 1/29/11 vs. Wheaton (Ill.), 11/29/03; vs. Centre (Ky.), 12/28/02 37 vs. Puget Sound, 12/30/10 vs. UW-Superior 1/4/06 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE – SEASON 928 2003-04 891 2001-02 860 2010-11 807 2009-09 795 2009-10 MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS – SEASON 2025 2003-04 1972 2001-02 1838 2010-11 1781 2008-09 1772 2012-13 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE – GAME 0.672 vs. Cornell, 12/30/83 0.655 vs. Carroll, 12/13/03 0.638 vs. Illinois Wesleyan, 12/10/11 0.631 vs. UW- Green Bay, 2/16/84 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE – SEASON 0.479 1985-86 0.475 2005-06 0.468 2010-11 0.466 1982-83 0.465 1986-87 MOST FREE THROWS MADE – GAME 37 vs. UW-Stout, 2/28/98; vs. UW-Eau Claire, 1/26/83 34 vs. UW-Stout, 2/25/04 32 vs. UW-Stout, 2/26/09 vs. UW-Superior, 1/15/93
HIGHEST FT PERCENTAGE – SEASON 0.768 2007-08 0.742 2011-12 0.737 1989-90 0.723 1016-17 2009-10 0.712 1996-97 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE – GAME 15 vs. Simpson, 3/2/13 13 vs. Carthage 12/20/18 11 vs. UW-Superior, 1/29/11 vs. UW-Stout, 1/9/91 10 9 times last vs. UW-Eau Claire, 2/17/18 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE – SEASON 171 2010-11 160 2012-13 154 2007-08 150 2011-12 146 2018-19 140 2002-03 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS – GAME 35 vs. Simpson, 3/2/13 34 vs. UW-Stout, 1/9/91 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS – SEASON 492 2018-19 466 2010-11 448 2007-08 438 2012-13 432 2011-12 425 2009-10 MOST REBOUNDS – SEASON 1332 2003-04 1292 2001-02 1174 2005-06 1169 2012-13 1130 1979-80 MOST ASSISTS – GAME 36 vs. Northeastern Illinois, 12/16/86 33 vs. UW-La Crosse, 1/22/85 MOST ASSISTS – SEASON 573 2003-04 563 2001-02 532 2010-11 500 1986-87 481 1983-84 MOST BLOCKED SHOTS – SEASON 189 2005-06 150 2004-05 145 2003-04 137 2001-02
Amanda Nechuta holds several UW-Stevens Point women’s basketball records. She was featured as the WBCA’s National Player of the Year in 2005.
Individual Records Most Points - Game 38 Kari Groshek vs. Whitewater 1/23/02 36 Amanda Nechuta vs. Oshkosh 2/18/04 Jessica Ott vs. Platteville 1/8/00 Sonja Sorenson vs. Oshkosh 1/25/86 35 3 times, most recent by Lisa Grudz inski vs. SE Missouri St. 12/27/93 34 Sam Barber (twice) most recent vs. UW-Whitewater, 2/24/13
Highest FT Percentage - Season .941 Brooke Allen, 11-12 .911 Amber Baehman, 18-19 .903 Jesirae Heuer, 07-08 .900 Andrew Flease, 07-08 .898 Cassie Bandow, 09-10 .892 Candice Brickman, 82-83 .891 Alyssa Olp, 11-12 .889 Diane Hawkins, 03-04
Most Points - Season 617 Amanda Nechuta, 03-04 573 Sam Barber, 12-13 499 Tricia Fekete, 89-90 Sonja Sorenson, 86-87 495 Lisa Grudzinski, 92-93 Kari Groshek, 01-02
Most Free Throws Made - Career 472 Marne Boario, 94-97 415 Sonja Sorenson, 84-88 407 Amanda Nechuta, 01-05 359 Jessica Ott, 96-00 337 Kari Groshek, 97-02
Highest Scoring Average - Season 21.3 Sonja Sorenson, 87-88 20.8 Tricia Fekete, 89-90 20.6 Lisa Grudzinski, 92-93 Highest Scoring Average - Career 19.9 Sonja Sorenson, 84-88 16.2 Jessica Ott, 96-00 15.3 Kathi Bennett, 82-83 15.0 Amanda Nechuta, 02-05 Most Field Goals Made - Game 16 Kari Groshek vs. Whitewater, 1/23/02 Sonja Sorenson vs. Oshkosh, 1/25/86 15 Britta Petersen vs. Hope, 3/13/10 Lisa Grudzinski vs. Oshkosh, 12/5/92 Kathi Bennett vs. Marquette, 12/11/82 Most Field Goals Made - Season 239 Amanda Nechuta, 03-04 212 Britta Petersen, 09-10 211 Sam Barber, 12-13 195 Lisa Grudzinski, 92-93 190 Kari Groshek, 01-02 188 Britta Petersen 10-11 187 Britta Petersen, 08-09 Tricia Fekete, 89-90 Most Field Goals Made - Career 681 Amanda Nechuta, 01-05 664 Britta Petersen, 07-11 619 Sonja Sorenson, 84-88 535 Kari Groshek, 97-02 505 Jessica Ott, 96-00 503 Tricia Fekete, 88-92 Highest FG Percentage - Season .667 Jenny Kirchenwitz, 03-04 Megan Pehler, 06-07 .649 Joann Wolfenberg, 13-14 .646 Nathalie Lechault, 05-06 .591 Karla Miller, 83-84 .582 Jesirae Heuer, 05-06 Most Free Throws Made - Game 16 Bailee Collins vs. River Falls, 1/5/19 Jessica Ott vs. Stout, 2/28/98 15 Liz Althoff vs. Concordia-Moorhead, 3/1/13 14 Marne Boario vs. Silver Lake, 12/3/96 Deb Shane vs. River Falls, 2/20/88 Sonja Sorenson vs. River Falls, 2/20/88 13 Andrea Flease vs. Stout, 2/26/09 Highest FT Percentage - Game 1.000 Marne Boario vs. Silver Lake, 12/3/96 (14-14) Haley Houghton vs. Maryville (Mo.), 12/28/07 (12-12) Taylor Barrett at Hope, 12/17/16 (10-10) Most Free Throws Made - Season 179 Marne Boario, 96-97 153 Marne Boario, 95-96 140 Marne Boario, 94-95 135 Amanda Nechuta, 03-04 130 Sonja Sorenson, 87-88
Highest FT Percentage - Career .909 Megan Pehler, 04-08 .856 Jesirae Heuer, 04-08 .842 Cassie Bandow, 08-12 .823 Becky Pepper, 03-07 .818 Jessica Ott, 96-00 .815 Tara Schmitt, 00-04 Most Three-Point FG Made - Game 7 Jessica Ott vs. La Crosse, 2/4/98 Kate Peterson vs. La Crosse, 1/26/91 Kate Peterson vs. Superior, 2/3/90 Most Three Point FG Made - Season 78 Jessica Ott, 97-98 77 Kate Peterson, 89-90 68 Sam Barber, 12-13 58 Jessica Ott, 99-00 56 Carly CERRATO, 18-19 54 Haley Houghton, 07-08 53 Kate Peterson, 88-89 Most Three-Point FG Made - Career 223 Jessica Ott, 96-00 169 Kate Peterson, 87-91 166 Lauren Anklam, 13-17 153 Sam Barber, 10-13 147 Cassie Bandow, 08-12 131 Laura Neuenfeldt, 04-08 121 Haley Houghton, 04-08 Most Rebounds - Game 24 Anne Bumgarner vs. Eau Claire, 2/8/80 23 Sue Brogaard vs. Oshkosh, 12/5/74 22 3 times, most recent by Abby Panosh vs. Superior, 2/18/89 Most Rebounds - Season 272 Sonja Sorenson, 86-87 263 Lisa Grudzinski, 93-94 257 Sonja Sorenson, 87-88 256 Sonja Sorenson, 85-86 Highest Rebound Average - Season 11.6 Sonja Sorenson, 85-86 11.3 Sonja Sorenson, 84-85 Anne Bumgarner, 81-82 11.2 Sonja Sorenson, 87-88 Most Rebounds - Career 922 Sonja Sorenson, 84-88 821 Anne Bumgarner, 79-83 810 Kari Groshek, 97-02 756 Amanda Nechuta, 02-05 739 Carry Boehning, 98-02 684 Sue Brogaard, 74-78 679 Lisa Grudzinski, 90-94 Highest Rebound Average - Career 11.1 Sonja Sorenson, 84-88 9.5 Sue Brogaard, 74-78 9.3 Anne Bumgarner, 79-83 Dee Simon, 73-77 Most Assists - Game 15 Donna Pivonka vs. St. Mary’s, 11/25/86 14 Andrea Flease vs St.Norbert, 3/4/11 Julie Schindler vs. Luther, 11/27/93
Most Assists - Season 159 Andrea Flease, 10-11 154 Donna Pivonka, 86-87 153 Julie Schindler, 92-93 148 Julie Schindler, 93-94 147 Andrea Kraemer, 01-02 144 Andrea Kraemer, 03-04 Most Assists - Career 545 Julie Schindler, 90-94 464 Andrea Kraemer, 00-04 423 Cassandra Schultz, 02-06 392 Andrea Flease, 07-11 383 Donna Pivonka, 83-87 344 Marne Boario, 94-97 Most Blocks - Season 95 Nathalie Lechault, 05-06 58 Nathalie Lechault, 06-07 46 Taylor Barrett, 16-17 45 Kair Groshek, 01-02 43 Myranda Tyler, 13-14 40 Nathalie Lechault, 03-04 Britta Petersen, 08-09 39 Myranda Tyler, 12-13 38 Amy Scott, 04-05 Most Blocks - Career 229 Nathalie Lechault, 03-07 127 Myranda Tyler, 10-14 100 Britta Petersen, 07-11 91 Ashley Averkamp 09-12 89 Amy Scott, 02-05 83 Taylor Barrett, 14-18 77 Kari Groshek, 97-02 Amanda Nechuta, 01-05 Most Games Played - Career 120 Brooke Allen, 09-13 Amanda Nechuta, 01-05 119 Andrea Flease, 07-11 Andrea Kraemer, 00-04 118 Britta Petersen, 07-11 117 Tara Schmitt, 00-04 116 Myranda Tyler, 10-14 115 Cassie Bandow, 08-12 Liz Althoff, 09-13 113 Alyssa Olp, 10-14 Cassandra Schultz, 02-06 112 Cassandra Heuer, 00-04 Nathalie Lechault, 03-07
Top-20 Scorers Rank, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Player Amanda Nechuta (2001-05) Sonja Sorensen (1984-88) Jessica Ott (1996-2000) Britta Petersen (2007-11) Kari Groshek (1997-2002) Sam Barber (2009-2013) ** Tricia Fekete, (1988-92) Carry Boehning (1998-2002) Lisa Grundzinski (1990-94) Cassandra Schultz (2002-06) Karla Miller (1982-84/85-87) Andrea Kraemer (2000-04) Anne Bumgarner (1979-83) Ashley Averkamp (2008-12) * Cassandra Heuer (2000-04) Tara Schmitt (2000-04) Lauren Anklam (2013-17) Marne Boario (1994-97) Cassie Bandow (2008-12) Amy Felauer (1988-92) Regina Bayer (1980-84) Sue Brogaard (1974-78) Amy Scott (2002-05)
Points 1,801 1,653 1,592 1,511 1,414 1,329 1,314 1,274 1,257 1,241 1,201 1,149 1,108 1,089 1,078 1,050 1,042 1,039 1,032 1,026 1,024 988 982
* Ashley Averkamp scored 260 points at Edgewood College her freshman year ** Sam Barber scored 91 points at Winona State her freshman year
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