Women's Basketball Hosts Kent State This Weekend

Dec. 3, 1999

GAME #8
#24 BOSTON COLLEGE (4-3)
vs. KENT STATE (3-2)
DATE: Saturday, December 4, 1999
TIME: 4:00 p.m.
SITE: Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
ARENA (Capacity): Silvio O. Conte Forum (8,606)

RECORDS: Boston College enters Saturday's game with a 4-3 record and is currently ranked No. 24 in the Associated Press poll and #22 in the ESPN/USA Today poll. Kent State enters the game with a 3-2 record.

The Eagles finished fourth at the Preseason WNIT, after playing all four games of the tournament on the road. Boston College won the first two games, defeating Maine (83-56) and No. 22 Duke (77-70). The Eagles lost to No. 3 Georgia (78-70) in the semifinals of the WNIT, and No. 13 Illinois (73-42) in the consolation game of the tournament. Boston College defeated Davidson (86-54) in the home opener, and added a victory at UMass-Amherst (60-45). The Eagles lost their third game of the season at Arkansas (68-79) on Tuesday.

Kent State has played all five of its games on the road. The Golden Flashes defeated Dartmouth (80-77) in the first round of the Howard Bank Classic, but lost to tournament host Vermont (87-77) in the championship game. Kent State defeated Alabama State (83-66) in the first game of the Auburn Thanksgiving Classic, but lost to Auburn (72-56) in the second tournament contest. The Golden Flashes improved to 3-2 overall with a 76-68 victory over BIG EAST opponent Pittsburgh (76-68) on Wednesday.

EAGLES vs. GOLDEN FLASHES: Saturday's game will mark the first meeting in the series between Kent State and Boston College.

SCOUTING KENT STATE: The Golden Flashes enter Saturday's game with a 3-2 record. Four players are averaging double figures in scoring with senior point guard Dawn Zerman leading the team with 16.2 points per game. Sophomore power forward Jamie Rubis is leading the Golden Flashes in rebounding with 5.8 per game. Bob Lindsay is the winningest coach in Mid-American Conference (MAC) history, and has led Kent State to a 190-107 record in 11 seasons. Lindsay has led the Golden Flashes to three conference titles and a pair of NCAA Tournament bids in the past four seasons. Kent was selected to win the MAC championship in a preseason media poll. The team has played all five games on the road and will not open the season at home until December 20 when the Golden Flashes host Kansas State.

BOSTON COLLEGE vs. KENT STATE

Statistical Comparison

	Boston College	Kent State
Points Per Game	69.4	74.4
Opponents Points Per Game	65.0	74.0
Field Goals	41.0 (173-422)	40.1 (119-297)
Opponents Field Goals	38.1 (164-430)	43.5 (124-285)
Free Throws	79.1 (106-134)	67.9 (114-168)
Opponents Free Throws	67.4 (97-144)	71.0 (98-138)
3-pt. Field Goals	36.2 (34-94)	27.4 (20-73)
Opp. 3-pt. Field Goals	30.6 (30-98)	36.9 (24-65)
Rebounds	40.7	38.4
Opponents Rebounds	37.3	39.2
Assists	14.1	14.0
Opponents Assists	14.3	16.6
Turnovers	20.4	23.6
Opponents Turnovers	18.6	27.0

PROBABLE BOSTON COLLEGE STARTERS

F	#54	Becky Gottstein (6-1, So., 11.0 ppg, 8.9 rpg)
F	#12	Alissa Murphy (5-10, Sr., 13.0 ppg, 6.4 rpg)
C	#20	Jamie Cournoyer (6-3, Jr., 10.7 ppg, 4.4 rpg)
G	#11	Brianne Stepherson (5-8, So., 9.1 ppg, 4.3 rpg)
G	#5	Cal Bouchard (5-7, Sr., 14.9 ppg, 1.4 rpg)

OFF THE EAGLES' BENCH

F	#50	Kim Mackie (6-3, So., 5.1 ppg, 5.0 rpg)
G	#24	Nicole Conway (5-11, So., 3.0 ppg, 3.1 rpg)
G	#34	Alicia Shields (5-9, Fr., 1.3 ppg, 0.5 rpg)
F	#35	Adriana Spears (6-1, Fr., 1.3 ppg, 1.7 rpg)
F	#42	Maureen Magarity (6-2, Fr., 1.0 ppg, 0.0 rpg)
F	#22	Tish Few (5-10, Sr., 0.0 ppg, 0.5 rpg)

LAST GAME: Five players scored in double figures to lead Arkansas to a 79-68 victory over No. 24 Boston College on November 30 in front of a crowd of 2,653 at Bud Walton Arena. Boston College's Jamie Cournoyer scored the first basket and the Eagles held the lead for seven minutes before India Lewis hit a three-pointer to tie the game at 9-9. A layup by Joy Oakley with 11:16 left in the first half gave Arkansas its first lead of the game. The Lady Razorbacks extended their lead to 11 points as Wendi Willits netted nine of her 10 first half points in a span of five minutes. Boston College closed the score to 32-28 with 1:30 remaining in the half, but Lewis hit a three-pointer to give Arkansas a 35-28 halftime lead.

Arkansas opened the second half with a 13-4 run and stretched its lead to 48-32. The Lady Razorbacks built a 17-point lead five times, but a driving layup by Cal Bouchard with 3:20 remaining in the game cut the lead to 65-56. Lakishia Harper scored on a driving layup to give Arkansas a 67-56 lead and the Eagles could not cut the lead to less than seven points in the final 2:03. Arkansas shot 47.5 percent (28-59) from the field, including five three-pointers. Boston College only shot 39.1 percent, including one-of-12 three-point field goals. Bouchard scored 17 points for Boston College and Alissa Murphy added 15 points, eight rebounds, and six assists.

HOME SWEET HOME: The Eagles return to Conte Forum after playing six of their first seven games on the road. Boston College is 1-0 in home games this season after defeating Davidson (86-54) on November 19. A year ago, Boston College finished the season with an 11-2 record in games played at home. The Eagles had a 10-game home winning streak snapped with the 66-53 loss to Miami on January 16, 1999. Boston College's other loss at home was on February 6, 1999 to No. 12 Rutgers (71-52). The 10-game winning streak included the final three home contests of the 1997-98 season.

EAGLES ON THE ROAD: The Eagles have played six of their first seven games on the road, and have faced three teams ranked among the Top 25. In a span of 15 days, Boston College traveled to Maine, North Carolina, Illinois, and Arkansas, and returned with a road record of 3-3. A year ago, the Eagles finished with a 9-5 record on the road.

CAREER MILESTONES: Alissa Murphy needs 22 points to become the 12th Boston College player to score 1,000 during her career. The senior guard currently has 978 career points.

BALANCED SCORING: Four of the Boston College starters are currently averaging double figures in scoring. Senior Cal Bouchard leads the team with 14.9 points per game, followed by Alissa Murphy (13.0) and Becky Gottstein (11.0). Jamie Cournoyer is currently averaging 10.7 points.

PRESEASON WNIT: The Eagles finished fourth in the Preseason WNIT after defeating Maine (83-56) and No. 22 Duke (77-70) in the first two rounds, but losing in the semifinals to No. 3 Georgia (78-70) and the consolation game to No. 13 Illinois (73-42). Boston College played all four games on the road.

ALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS: Becky Gottstein was named to the Preseason WNIT All-Tournament team after averaging 12.5 points and 10.3 rebounds in the four games. The sophomore forward recorded two double-doubles, registering 14 points and 11 rebounds against Georgia, and 12 points and 10 rebounds in the loss to Illinois. She netted a season-high 18 points in the victory over Maine.

CHARITY STRIPE: In seven games Boston College has shot 79.1 percent (106-134) from the free throw line. Alissa Murphy leads the team in free throw percentage (93.8), followed by Cal Bouchard (92.9), Jamie Cournoyer (82.6), and Brianne Stepherson (82.4). Murphy was perfect from the line in the victory at Maine on November 15, connecting on all 12 free throw attempts. A year ago, she led the BIG EAST, and was third in the nation in free throw percentage (89.0). Murphy was also perfect from the line in 14 games last season.

1,000 POINT CLUB: Senior Cal Bouchard became the 11th Boston College player to score 1,000 career points, when she netted 11 on November 19 in the 86-54 victory over Davidson. The senior captain currently has 1,054 career points.

BIG EAST CO-PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Becky Gottstein was named BIG EAST Co-Player of the Week on November 22 after averaging 13 points and 9.3 rebounds in three games for the Eagles. The sophomore forward scored 18 points and grabbed nine rebounds in the victory over Maine on November 15. Gottstein registered her first double-double of the season in the loss to No. 3 Georgia, netting 14 points and adding 11 rebounds.

EAGLE CAPTAIN: Senior Cal Bouchard will serve as the captain for the Boston College women's basketball team during the 1999-2000 season.

EAGLES vs. RANKED TEAMS: Boston College is currently 1-2 against ranked teams this season after playing three teams in the Top 25 during the Preseason WNIT. The Eagles defeated No. 22 Duke (77-70) on November 17, but lost in the semifinals to No. 3 Georgia (78-70) and to No. 13 Illinois (73-42) in the consolation game. The Eagles have only registered five wins ever over teams ranked in the Top 25. A year ago, Boston College defeated two teams in the Top 10 for the first time in school history. The Eagles upset No. 2 Connecticut (78-66) on January 23 and No. 7 Notre Dame (78-65) on December 30, 1998, at Chestnut Hill.

STREAK SNAPPED: Alissa Murphy's streak of 37 consecutive games scoring in double figures was snapped on November 22 in the loss at Illinois. The senior guard netted only six points in the loss. The streak had dated back to February 24, 1998, and included all 30 games from the 1998-99 season.

BENCH CONTRIBUTES IN DAVIDSON WIN: The players off of the bench accounted for 24 points and 17 rebounds in the 86-54 win over Davidson on November 19. Nicole Conway scored a season-high 10 points in the win over the Wildcats. All three freshmen made a strong contribution in the Eagles' third victory of the season. Alicia Shields played 21 minutes and registered five points, three rebounds, and two steals. Adriana Spears pulled down six rebounds, scored three points, and added two blocks in 18 minutes. Maureen Magarity played nine minutes and scored two points.

COURNOYER'S CAREER NIGHT: Jamie Cournoyer scored a career-high 21 points to lead the Eagles to a 77-70 victory at Duke on November 17. The junior center hit seven-of-11 shots from the field and was a perfect seven-of-seven from the line. Cournoyer also registered six rebounds and three blocked shots in her second start of the season.

CAREER SCORING		CAREER REBOUNDING
Cal Bouchard	1054 points	Cal Bouchard	212 rebounds
Nicole Conway	215 points	Nicole Conway	114 rebounds
Jamie Cournoyer	284 points	Jamie Cournoyer	177 rebounds
Tish Few	5 points	Tish Few	6 rebounds
Becky Gottstein	378 points	Becky Gottstein	269 rebounds
Kim Mackie	62 points	Kim Mackie	64 rebounds
Alissa Murphy	978 points	Alissa Murphy	421 rebounds
Danielle O'Banion	125 points	Danielle O'Banion	51 rebounds
Brianne Stepherson	311 points	Brianne Stepherson	130 rebounds

DOUBLE-DOUBLES: Alissa Murphy and Becky Gottstein have accounted for three double-doubles this season. Murphy registered the first double-double of the season for Boston College on November 15 at Maine. The senior guard scored 16 points and tied her career-high of 10 rebounds in the victory over the Black Bears. Gottstein has recorded double-doubles in two games. The sophomore forward had 14 points and 11 rebounds against Georgia on November 21, and registered 12 points and 10 rebounds in the loss to Illinois on November 22.

EAGLES IN THE POLLS: The Eagles are currently ranked No. 24 in the Associated Press poll and No.22 in the ESPN/USA Today poll, marking the highest ranking in school history. A year ago, the Eagles climbed to their highest ranking of the season on February 1 when the team moved to No. 20. This season Boston College was ranked in both the preseason Associated Press (No. 19) and ESPN/USA Today Coaches Polls (No. 21) for the first time in school history.

EAGLES IN THE POLLS

Week	Associated Press	ESPN/USA Today
Preseason	No. 19	No. 21
Nov. 15 (AP only)	No. 20	---
Nov. 22	No. 18	No. 18
Nov. 29	No. 24	No. 22

SEASON OPENERS: Boston College is 18-10 in season openers (home openers: 12-5, away openers: 6-3, neutral openers: 0-2). The Eagles have won the first game of the season the past three years. On November 15, Boston College topped Maine in Orono, 83-56, in the first round of the Preseason WNIT. The last time that Boston College lost a season-opener was at the Reebok Classic on November 24, 1996, when the Eagles lost to Connecticut, 76-38, at the FleetCenter.

HEAD COACH CATHY INGLESE: Head coach Cathy Inglese is currently in her seventh season at the helm of the Boston College women's basketball program. Inglese arrived at Boston College in 1993 after serving as the head coach at the University of Vermont for seven seasons. In seven seasons at BC she has registered a record of 90-84, and has a career record of 210-158. Inglese led the 1998-99 team to a 22-8 record, the most successful in school history, and was voted BIG EAST Conference Coach of the Year. During her stint at Vermont, she became the winningest college basketball coach in the nation over the 1991-92 and 1992-93 seasons. Inglese's teams were undefeated in regular-season play in both 1991-92 (29-0) and 1992-93 (28-0), and became the only Division I men's or women's team to have back-to-back perfect records. She earned District I Coach of the Year and North Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year honors in 1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93, and was a National Coach of the Year finalist all three years. A 1980 magna cum laude graduate of Southern Connecticut State College, Inglese was inducted into the school's Athletic Hall of Fame.

Inglese's Record

Boston College Record (7 Years)	90-84
Career Record (14 Years)	210-158
BIG EAST Regular Season Record (6 Years)	55-53
BIG EAST Tournament Record (6 Years)	3-6
BIG EAST Overall Record (6 Years)	58-59
NCAA Record (3 appearances)	1-3

PRESEASON ACCOLADES: Boston College was ranked in both the preseason Associated Press (No. 19) and ESPN/USA Today Coaches Polls (No. 21) for the first time in school history. The Eagles were also recognized among the national leaders in a number of preseason publications. Listed below is a list of the national preseason polls:

	Street & Smith's:	No. 15
	Lindy's College Basketball Annual:	No. 15
	Basketball News:	No. 17
	Athlon Sports:	No. 20
	Women's Basketball News Service:	No. 22

LEAGUE POLL: Boston College was selected to finish fourth in the BIG EAST Conference in a preseason poll of the league's head coaches. The University of Connecticut was selected to win the 1999-2000 BIG EAST regular season title, followed by Rutgers and Notre Dame. Rounding out the top five were the Eagles and Georgetown.

1999-2000 BIG EAST Coaches' Preseason Poll

	1. Connecticut (10)	142
	2. Rutgers (3)	135
	3. Notre Dame	121
	4. Boston College	112
	5. Georgetown	90
	6. Villanova	86
	7. Miami	79
	8. Syracuse	59
	9. St. John's	46
	10. Pittsburgh	44
	11. Seton Hall	39
	12. Providence	38
	13. West Virginia	23
	( ) First Place votes

Women's Basketball Polls

Associated Press (Media)
(November 29, 1999)

1.	Connecticut	(votes) 1116
2.	Georgia	1069
3.	Tennesee	1040
4.	Louisiana Tech	927
5.	UCLA	910
6.	N.C. State	898
7.	Rutgers	809
8.	Auburn	746
9.	North Carolina	736
10.	Illinois	682
11.	Notre Dame	613
12.	Iowa State	583
13.	Oregon	546
14.	Penn State	541
15.	UC-Santa Barbara	508
16.	Texas Tech	412
17.	Purdue	358
18.	Kansas	349
19.	Old Dominion	271
20.	Stanford	252
21.	Arizona	232
22.	Duke	230
23.	LSU	214
24.	BOSTON COLLEGE	203
25.	Virginia Tech	102
	Wisconsin	102

ESPN/USA Today (Coaches)
(November 30, 1999)

1.	Connecticut	(votes) 997
2.	Georgia	936
3.	Tennessee	910
4.	Louisiana Tech	878
5.	UCLA	784
6.	N.C. State	740
7.	Rutgers	685
8.	Notre Dame	592
9.	UC-Santa Barbara	575
10.	Auburn	572
11.	Penn State	548
12.	North Carolina	547
13.	Illinois	508
14.	Iowa State	475
15.	Oregon	458
16.	Texas Tech	408
17.	Purdue	359
18.	Kansas	279
19.	Duke	255
20.	Old Dominion	240
21.	Stanford	226
22.	BOSTON COLLEGE	211
23.	Arizona	206
24.	Virginia Tech	182
25.	LSU	138

PRESEASON HONORS: Senior Alissa Murphy was selected to the 1999-2000 Preseason All-BIG EAST Second Team in a vote of the league's head coaches. She was also recognized in a number of preseason publications. The senior guard was selected as a Second Team All-American by the Women's Basketball News Service and an Honorable Mention All-American by Street & Smith's College Basketball. Murphy led Boston College in scoring a year ago with an average of 16.0 points per game and earned the BIG EAST Most Improved Player Award. The All-BIG EAST Second Team selection was the only player on the team to score in double figures in all 30 games. Murphy was also the team's top three-point shooter, connecting on 40-of-95 attempts (42.1). The BIG EAST Academic All-Star averaged 4.5 rebounds, and recorded 94 assists, 37 steals and 10 blocks.

Preseason All-BIG EAST First Team

Name	Cl.	Pos.	Team
Svetlana Abrosimova	Jr.	F	Connecticut
Tasha Pointer	Jr.	G	Rutgers
Shea Ralph	Jr.	G/F	Connecticut
Ruth Riley	Jr.	C	Notre Dame
Shawnetta Stewart	Sr.	G	Rutgers

Preseason All-BIG EAST Second Team

Name	Cl.	Pos.	Team
Niele Ivey	Sr.	G	Notre Dame
Alissa Murphy	Sr.	G/F	Boston College
Katie Smrcka-Duffy	Jr.	G	Georgetown
Tammy Sutton-Brown	Jr.	C	Rutgers
Tamika Williams	So.	F	Connecticut

EAGLE EXPERIENCE: The Eagles return four starters from last year's team that registered a 22-8 record, and participated in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history. All three players that earned All-BIG EAST Conference honors return, including Alissa Murphy, the 1998-99 BIG EAST Most Improved Player. Becky Gottstein and Brianne Stepherson were both named to the BIG EAST All-Rookie team last season.

Returning In 1999-2000:

CAREER CHARTS: Cal Bouchard is currently first on the Boston College career list for three-point field goals made (137) and three-point field goals attempted (345). The senior guard is also eighth in career free throws made (237) and eighth in free throws attempted (312). Alissa Murphy is currently eighth on the three-point field goals made list (68) and three-point field goals attempted list (179). She is third in free throws (316) and sixth in free throws attempted (369).

CAREER STARTS

Cal Bouchard		74 games
Alissa Murphy		66 games
Brianne Stepherson	33 games
Nicole Conway		17 games
Becky Gottstein	22 games
Jamie Cournoyer	14 games
Danielle O'Banion	2 games

INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS

Led Team In Scoring
Cal Bouchard (3 games)
Jamie Cournoyer (1 game, 1 tie for the lead)
Becky Gottstein (1 game, 1 tie for the lead)
Brianne Stepherson (1 game)

Led Team In Rebounding
Becky Gottstein (4 games, 1 tie for the lead)
Alissa Murphy (2 games)
Adriana Spears (1 tie for lead)

Led Team In Assists
Becky Gottstein (1 tie for the lead)
Alissa Murphy (3 games, 1 tie for the lead)
Brianne Stepherson (3 games, 1 tie for the lead)

Led Team In Steals
Cal Bouchard (2 ties for the lead)
Nicole Conway (1 tie for the lead)
Kim Mackie (1 game, 1 tie for the lead)
Alissa Murphy (3 games, 2 ties for the lead)
Alicia Shields (1 tie for the lead)
Brianne Stepherson (1 tie for the lead)

20+ Games
Cal Bouchard (2 games)
Jamie Cournoyer (1 game)

PRODUCTION BREAKDOWN

	Points	Rebounds
Opponent (Date)	Starters/Reserves	Starters/Reserves
Maine (11/15/99)	75/8	30/8
Duke (11/17/99)	73/4	30/6
Davidson (11/19/99)	62/24	20/17
Georgia (11/21/99)	60/10	24/10
Illinois (11/22/99)	39/3	28/10
UMass (11/27/99)	52/8	32/6
Arkansas (11/30/99)	50/18	20/14

RECORD OF BC STARTING LINEUPS:
Bouchard, Stepherson, Murphy, Cournoyer, Gottstein 4-3

CONSECUTIVE STARTS

Alissa Murphy		37 games
Brianne Stepherson		22 games
Becky Gottstein		8 games
Jamie Cournoyer		7 games
Cal Bouchard		7 games

EAGLES RECORD WHEN...

Leading at the half:	4-0
Trailing at the half:	0-2
Tied at the half:	0-1
BC leads with 5:00 remaining:	4-1
BC trails with 5:00 remaining:	0-2
Score tied with 5:00 remaining:	0-0
BC outrebounds opponent:	3-1
Opponent outrebounds BC:	1-1
BC's rebounds equal opponents:	0-1
BC FG% is 50.0 or higher:	1-0
BC FG% is below 50.0:	3-3
BC has more FT attempts than opponent:	2-1
BC has fewer FT attempts than opponent:	2-2
BC has equal FT attempts as opponent:	0-0
BC has more turnovers than opponent:	1-3
BC has fewer turnovers than opponent:	2-0
BC has equal turnovers as opponent:	1-0
BC has more fouls than opponent	2-1
BC has fewer fouls than opponent	2-1
BC has equal fouls as opponent	0-1
BC scores more than 80 points:	2-0
BC scores 70-79 points:	1-1
BC scores 60-69 points:	1-1
BC scores fewer than 60 points:	0-1
BC allows more than 80 points:	0-0
BC allows 70-79 points:	1-3
BC allows 60-69 points:	0-0
BC allows fewer than 60 points:	3-0

EAGLES BY THE NUMBERS...

Overall:	4-3
Home Games:	1-0
Road Games:	3-2
Neutral Games:	0-1
Tournament Games:	2-2
vs. a Top 5 Opponent:	0-1
vs. a Top 10 Opponent:	0-0
vs. a Top 25 Opponent:	1-1
BIG EAST Games:	0-0
BIG EAST Home Games:	0-0
BIG EAST Road Games:	0-0
BIG EAST Neutral Games:	0-0
Non BIG EAST Games:	4-3
Non BIG EAST Home Games:	1-0
Non BIG EAST Away Games:	3-2
Non BIG EAST Neutral Games:	0-1
Day Games:	1-1
Night Games:	3-2
November Games:	4-3
December Games:	0-0
January Games:	0-0
February Games:	0-0
Overtime Games:	0-0
Television Games:	0-1
vs. Ranked Teams:	1-2

DOUBLE FIGURE GAMES (Scoring)
Cal Bouchard (6 games)
Nicole Conway (1 game)
Jamie Cournoyer (4 games)
Becky Gottstein (4 games)
Alissa Murphy (6 games)
Brianne Stepherson (2 games)

DOUBLE FIGURE GAMES (Rebounding)
Becky Gottstein (3 games)
Alissa Murphy (1 game)

Boston College Leaders

OVERALL GAMES


	Scoring Average
	Cal Bouchard	14.9
	Alissa Murphy	13.0
	Becky Gottstein	11.0

	Rebounding Average
	Becky Gottstein	8.9
	Alissa Murphy	6.4
	Kim Mackie	5.0

	Assist Average
	Alissa Murphy	3.9
	Brianne Stepherson	3.3
	Cal Bouchard	1.7

	Field Goal Percentage
	Jamie Cournoyer	53.9
	Kim Mackie	46.4
	Cal Bouchard	45.5

	3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage
	Cal Bouchard	46.7
	Alissa Murphy	40.7
	Nicole Conway	18.2

	Free Throw Percentage
	Alissa Murphy	93.8
	Cal Bouchard	92.9
	Jamie Cournoyer	82.6

	Minutes Played
	Alissa Murphy	33.7
	Brianne Stepherson	33.3
	Becky Gottstein	30.1

CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLES

Nicole Conway (1)	1/13/99 vs. Syracuse (13 pts., 10 rebs.)
Jamie Cournoyer (1)	2/28/99 vs. Georgetown (10 pts., 14 rebs.)

Becky Gottstein (9)	11/22/99 vs. Illinois (12 pts., 10 rebs.)
	11/21/99 vs. Georgia (14 pts., 11 rebs.)
	12/19/98 vs. San Diego (20 pts., 14 rebs.)
	12/30/98 vs. Notre Dame (12 pts., 16 rebs.)
	1/5/99 vs. Syracuse (16 pts., 12 rebs.)
	1/10/99 vs. Georgetown (14 pts., 11 rebs.)
	1/27/99 vs. Seton Hall (10 pts., 14 rebs.)
	1/31/99 vs. St. John's (20 pts., 11 rebs.)
	3/13/99 vs. Ohio State (23 pts., 12 rebs.)

Alissa Murphy (2)	11/15/99 vs. Maine (16 pts., 10 rebs.)
	1/31/98 vs. Villanova (10 pts., 10 rebs.)

Brianne Stepherson (1)	2/13/99 vs. Pittsburgh (14 pts., 10 rebs.)

1999-2000 Awards/Honors

Becky Gottstein
BIG EAST Co-Player of the Week (Nov. 22)
Preseason WNIT All-Tournament Team

Alissa Murphy
Preseason All-BIG EAST Second Team
Street & Smith Honorable Mention All-American

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