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SEVEN-STRAIGHT FINAL FOUR TRIPS • 15 FINAL FOURS • 39 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS1995, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2014 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

2014-15 Game Notes | 11/9/13 vs. Post | UConnHuskies.com

2014-15 SCHEDULERecord: 0-0 Overall; 0-0 The American

NOVEMBERSun. 2 WEST CHESTER - GP W, 115-26Sun. 9 POST - XL 4:30 p.m.Fri. 14 at UC Davis ESPN3 10 p.m.Mon. 17 at Stanford ESPN2 9 p.m.Sun. 23 CREIGHTON - GP SNY 1 p.m.Fri. 28 1 vs. Coll. of Charleston SNY 8:30 p.m.Sat. 29 1 vs. Minn. or Vandy SNY TBASun. 30 1 vs. TBA SNY TBA

DECEMBERSat. 6 2 at Notre Dame ESPN 3:15 p.m.Fri. 19 DEPAUL - WB SNY 7:30 p.m.Sun. 21 3 vs. UCLA ESPN2 5 p.m.Sat. 27 *SMU - XL SNY 1 p.m.Mon. 29 DUKE - XL ESPN2 9 p.m.Wed. 31 at *East Carolina SNY 2:30 p.m.

JANUARYSun. 4 at St. John’s ESPN2 1 p.m.Wed. 7 *TULSA - XL SNY 7 p.m.Sun. 11 at *SMU SNY 3 p.m.Wed. 14 *TEMPLE - GP SNY 7 p.m.Sun. 18 *USF - GP ESPN2 1 p.m.Wed. 21 at *UCF SNY 7 p.m.Sun. 25 at *Cincinnati ESPN2 3 p.m.Wed. 28 *E. CAROLINA - XL SNY 7 p.m.

FEBRUARYSun. 1 at *Temple ESPN2 2 p.m.Tue. 3 *CINCINNATI - XL SNY 7 p.m.Sat. 7 at *Memphis SNY 3:30 p.m.Mon. 9 S. CAROLINA - GP ESPN2 8 p.m.Sat. 14 *TULANE CBS SN 4 p.m.Tue. 17 *HOUSTON - XL SNY 7 p.m.Sat. 21 at *Tulsa SNY 3 p.m.Mon. 23 at *Tulane SNY 8 p.m.Sat. 28 *MEMPHIS - GP CBS SN 2 p.m.

MARCHMon. 2 at *USF ESPN2 7 p.m. Fri. 6 - Mon. 9 4 American Championship TBA

1 - Gulf Coast Showcase, Estero, Fla.2 - Jimmy V Classic - South Bend, Ind.3 - Hall of Fame Women’s Challenge - Uncasville, Conn.* - American Regular Season Contest4 - Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, Conn.All Times EasternHome Game Denoted in BOLD CAPSGP - Gampel Pavilion, Storrs, Conn.XL - XL Center, Hartford, Conn.WB - Webster Bank Arena, Bridgeport, Conn.

UCONN ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSWBB SID - Pat McKenna

email - [email protected] - 860-420-7311

Offi ce - 860-486-2394

MEDIA INTERVIEWS: All interviews with players or members of the coaching staff must be arranged through Pat McKenna and the UConn Athletic Com-munications Offi ce. No interviews will be granted

on gameday until competition is over.

#1/ #1 UCONN HUSKIES (0-0, 0-0 AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE) vs. Post University - Division II (exhibition) (0-0, 0-0 CACC)Date: Sunday, November 9, 2014Tipoff: 4:30 p.m. (ET)Site: XL Center (16,294) • Hartford, Conn.TV: Neither of the Huskies’ two exhibition games will be televisedRadio/Web: Today’s game will be broadcast live on the UConn Radio Network with Bob Joyce and Debbie Fiske on the call. There will be a video stream available on UConnHuskies.com.Up Next: UConn opens the 2014-15 regular season on Friday, November 14 at UC Davis

2014-15 IMG UCONN RADIO NETWORK1080-AM WTIC (Hartford), 1400-AM WILI (Willimantic)960-AM WELI (New Haven) WGCH-AM 1490 (Greenwich

UCONN PROBABLE STARTERS 2013-14 STATS # Player Pos. Elg. Ht. Hometown PPG RPG FG% FT% Min.4 Moriah Jefferson G Jr. 5-7 Glenn Heights, Texas 10.0 3.4 .575 .768 27.7* - 2013-14 All-American Athletic Conference First Team | Finalist for 2014 Nancy Lieberman Award11 Kia Nurse G Fr. 6-0 Hamilton, Ontario - - - - - * - Member of the Canadian Senior National Team | Preseason American Athletic Conference FOY23 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis G/F Sr. 6-0 Anaheim Hills, Calif. 13.4 5.4 .575 .909 29.2* - Lincoln Regional Most Outstanding Player | Preseason All-American Athletic Conference selection30 Breanna Stewart F Jr. 6-4 North Syracuse, N.Y. 19.4 8.1 .497 .774 30.5* - 2013-14 Consensus National Player of the Year | Preseason All-American Athletic Conference POY41 Kiah Stokes C Sr. 6-3 Marion, Iowa 4.5 4.5 .602 653 13.4* - Preseason All-American Athletic Conference selection | 2013-14 All-AAC Second Team pick

UCONN RESERVES 2013-14 STATS# Player Pos. Elg. Ht. Hometown PPG RPG FG% FT% Min.3 Morgan Tuck F r-So. 6-2 Bolingbrook, Ill. 6.4 3.4 .454 .667 15.812 Saniya Chong G So. 5-8 Ossining, N.Y. 4.7 1.8 .420 .825 17.114 Sadie Edwards G Fr. 5-10 Meriden, Conn. - - - - -15 Gabby Williams G Fr. 5-11 Sparks, Nev. - - - - -20 Tierney Lawlor G So. 5-7 Ansonia, Conn. 1.1 0.4 .421 .250 3.724 Briana Pulido G Jr. 5-7 Miami, Fla. 0.2 0.3 .250 .000 2.322 Courtney Ekmark G Fr. 6-0 Phoenix, Ariz. - - - - -51 Natalie Butler C R-So. 6-5 Fairfax Station, Va. 13.9 13.3 .491 .665 36.2

POST ROSTER# Player Pos. Elg. Ht. Hometown/ Last School2 Lexus Childs-Harris G Fr. 5-7 New London, Conn. / New London 3 Dericka Sims F So. 5-9 Chesapeake, Va. / Grassfi eld4 Georgia Black G Fr. 5-8 Burlington,Vt. / Burlington5 Deaisia Acklin G Jr. 5-9 Bronx, NY. / Monroe C.C.10 Dominique Woods F Fr. 5-9 Hartford, Conn. / East Catholic11 Kristine Ripson F Jr. 5-11 Youngstown, N.Y. / Niagara C.C.12 Nicole Viselli G Fr. 5-7 Groveland, Mass. / Pentucket14 Jessica Ayala F So. 5-7 Middletown, N.Y. / L.I. Lutheran15 Emily McCann G Fr. 5-9 Gold Coast, Australia / Aquinas College21 Toni Deren G Fr. 5-6 Greenlawn, N.Y. / Harborfi elds24 Nicole Sheloski F So. 5-9 Hudson Falls, N.Y. / Hudson Falls30 Jacquelynne Pugh G Sr. 5-7 Grahamsville, N.Y. / Tri-Valley31 Liz Falcigno G So. 5-6 Middletown, Conn. / Mercy33 Jeshanah Martinez F Fr. 5-10 Staten Island, N.Y. / Curtis Tyra Jones F Jr. 5-10 Rochester, N.Y. / East

Head Coach - Stephen SchulerAssistant Coaches - John Migliaro, Kelly Romaine




2014-15 NUMERICAL ROSTERNO NAME HEIGHT POSITION ELIGIBILTY HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL)3 Morgan Tuck 6-2 Forward Sophomore Bolingbrook, Ill. (Bolingbrook)4 Moriah Jefferson 5-7 Guard Junior Glenn Heights, Texas11 Kia Nurse 6-0 Guard Freshman Hamilton, Ontario (St. Thomas Moore)12 Saniya Chong 5-8 Guard Sophomore Ossining, N.Y. (Ossining)14 Sadie Edwards 5-10 Guard Freshman Meriden, Conn. (Blair Academy)15 Gabby Williams 5-11 Guard Freshman Sparks, Nev. (Reed)20 Tierney Lawlor 5-7 Guard Sophomore Ansonia, Conn. (Ansonia)22 Courtney Ekmark 6-0 Guard Freshman Phoenix, Ariz. (St. Mary’s)23 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis 5-11 Forward Senior Anaheim Hills, Calif. (Mater Dei)24 Briana Pulido 5-7 Guard Junior Miami, Fla. (Gulliver Prep)30 Breanna Stewart 6-4 Forward Junior North Syracuse, N.Y. (Cicero North)41 Kiah Stokes 6-3 Center Senior Marion, Iowa (Linn-Mar)51 Natalie Butler 6-5 Center Sophomore Fairfax Station, Va. (Lake Braddock)

2014-15 ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNO NAME HEIGHT POSITION ELIGIBILTY HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL)51 Natalie Butler 6-5 Center Sophomore Fairfax Station, Va. (Lake Braddock)12 Saniya Chong 5-8 Guard Sophomore Ossining, N.Y. (Ossining)14 Sadie Edwards 5-10 Guard Freshman Meriden, Conn. (Blair Academy)22 Courtney Ekmark 6-0 Guard Freshman Phoenix, Ariz. (St. Mary’s)4 Moriah Jefferson 5-7 Guard Junior Glen Heights, Texas20 Tierney Lawlor 5-7 Guard Sophomore Ansonia, Conn. (Ansonia)23 Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis 6-0 Forward Senior Anaheim Hills, Calif. (Mater Dei)11 Kia Nurse 6-0 Guard Freshman Hamilton, Ontario (St. Thomas Moore)11 Briana Pulido 5-7 Guard Junior Miami, Fla. (Gulliver Prep)30 Breanna Stewart 6-4 Forward Junior Syracuse, N.Y. (Cicero North)41 Kiah Stokes 6-3 Center Senior Marion, Iowa (Linn-Mar)3 Morgan Tuck 6-2 Forward Sophomore Bolingbrook, Ill. (Bolingbrook)15 Gabby Williams 5-11 Guard Freshman Sparks, Nev. (Reed)

Head Coach: Geno Auriemma (30th season, West Chester ‘81)Associate Head Coach: Chris Dailey (30th season, Rutgers ‘82)Assistant Coaches: Shea Ralph (seventh season, Connecticut ‘01), Marisa Moseley (sixth season, Boston University ‘04)

Back Row (L-R): Associate Head Coach Chris Dailey, Kia Nurse, Courtney Ekmark, Kiah Stokes, Natalie Butler, Breanna Stewart, Morgan Tuck, Gabby Williams, Assistant Coach Marisa Moseley, Assistant Coach Shea Ralph

Front Row (L-R): Sadie Edwards, Briana Pulido, Moriah Jefferson, Head Coach Geno Auriemma, Tierney Lawlor, Saniya Chong, Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis

pro-nuhn-see-A-shuhnsSaniya Chong (suh-NIE-uh)Moriah Jefferson (moe-RIE-uh)Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis (kuh-LEEN-uh mos-KEHD-uh) Briana Pulido - (bree-ON-uh puh-LEE-doh)Breanna Stewart (bree-ANN-uh)

Kiah Stokes (KEY-uh) Geno Auriemma (or-ee-EHM-uh)Marisa Moseley (muh-RISS-uh MOSE-lee)




MORGANTUCK

r-So. • 6-2 • F • #3

MORIAHJEFFERSON

Jr. • 5-7 • G • #4

KIANURSE

Fr. • 6-0 • G • #11

SANIYACHONG

So. • 5-8 • G • #12

SADIEEDWARDS

Fr. • 5-10 • G • #14

TIERNEYLAWLOR

So. • 5-7 • G • #20

COURTNEYEKMARK

Fr. • 6-0 • G • #22

KALEENAMOSQUEDA-LEWISSr. • 5-11 • F • #23

BRIANAPULIDO

Jr. • 5-7 • G • #24

BREANNASTEWART

Jr. • 6-4 • F • #30

KIAHSTOKES

Sr. • 6-3 • C • #41

NATALIEBUTLER

r-So. • 6-5 • C • #51

GENOAURIEMMA

30th Season

GABBYWILLIAMS

Fr. • 5-11 • G • #15




QUICK FACTSLocation: ..................................... Storrs, Conn.Founded: ................................................. 1881Enrollment: ........................................... 30,474Colors: ..........National Flag Blue (Navy) & WhiteNickname: ........................................... HuskiesConference: ..........American Athletic ConferencePresident: ........................... Susan Herbst, Ph.DDirector of Athletics: ....................Warde ManuelSWA: ..........................................Debbie Corum Home Courts (capacity): ........... Gampel Pavilion (10,167)...........................................XL Center (16,294).............................Webster Bank Arena (8,500)

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STAFFHead Coach: Geno Auriemma (West Chester ‘81)Overall Record: .............. 879-133 (.869) 29 yrs.School Record: ............... 879-133 (.869) 29 yrs.Associate Head Coach: Chris Dailey (Rutgers ‘82)Assistant Coaches: Shea Ralph (Connecticut ‘01)..................... Marisa Moseley (Boston Univ. ‘04)WBB Offi ce Phone: ....................(860) 486-4756WBB Offi ce Fax: ........................(860) 486-5487

2013-14 SEASON REVIEWOverall Record: .........................................40-0Home: 18-0; Away: 13-0; Neutral: 9-0American Record (fi nish):...................18-0 (1st)Final Ranking: ........... No. 1 (ESPN Coaches Poll)...................................No. 1 (Associated Press)

HISTORYAll-time record: .............. 971-295 (.767/39 yrs.)Gampel Pavilion record: ............... 297-19 (.940)XL Center record: ........................ 143-13 (.917)All-time conference record: 424-89 (.827/32 yrs.)

Conference Regular Season Titles: .................20......(1989, 1990, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2014)

Conference Tournament record: ..... 70-13 (.843)Conference Tournament Titles: ......................19......(1989, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014)

NCAA Tournament appearances: ...................26NCAA Tournament record: ............. 97-17 (.851)National Titles: .............................................. 9 ..... (1995, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2014)

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSAsst. Dir./WBB Contact: .................Pat McKennaCell: .........................................(860) 420-7311E-mail: ................. [email protected]: .....................................(860) 486-2394Fax: .........................................(860) 486-5085Gampel Press Row Phone: .........(860) 486-1888XL Press Row Phone: ..................................TBAInternet Address: .................UConnHuskies.com

UConn in the Final FourWith the 75-56 win over Stanford on 4/6, UConn improved to 9-6 all-time in national semifi nal games and improved to 9-0 in national champi-onship contests with the win over Notre Dame on 4/8. UConn’s 18-6 (.750), mark in national semifi nals and championship games is the third-highest winning percentage all-time. Only USC (5-1) and Baylor (4-1) have better winning percentages. Tennessee (21-10, .677) and UConn are the only teams with more than fi ve wins in such games. UConn has now won nine titles while Tennesse has won eight; no other team has more than two.

Undefeated NotesWith the win over No. 3 Louisville on 3/3, UConn completed its seventh undefeated regular sea-son, which include 1994-95, 1996-97, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2013-14. Ad-ditionally, the Huskies rounded out the inaugural American Athletic Conference regular season with an 18-0 record, which marks the 10th UConn has gone undefeated in regular-season conference play.

UConn entered NCAA Tournament play with an unblemished record for the SIXTH time in school history.

The Huskies have now completed fi ve un-defeated national championship seasons; 1994-95, 2001-02, 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2013-14.

Huskies Extend Record With Seventh-Straight Final Four TripUConn extended its record of consecutive fi nal four appearances to seven following the win over Texas A&M on March 31. Stanford has the second-most prolifi c mark with fi ve-straight. UConn improved to 15-5 all-time in Regional Finals.

Another 30-Win CampaignThe Huskies secured their NINTH-STRAIGHT 30-win season on March 1 against Rutgers, which extends UConn’s NCAA record streak. Duke was the previous record holder with sev-en-consecutive 30-win seasons from 2001-07. UConn has won at least 30 games in a season 19 times, all since 1993-94. UConn has won 30-plus games in 19 of the past 21 seasons overall with the only exceptions coming in 1998-99 (29 wins) and 2004-05 (25).

The Huskies have now won their fi rst 30 games of a season for the SEVENTH time (1994-95, 1996-97, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2013-14).

Another 35-Win CampaignUConn has won 35 games for the second-straight year and the sixth time in the last seven seasons. The Huskies have won at least 35 games 10 times in the last 20 years while

no other team has more than three 35-win seasons.(Hat tip to the Journal Inquirer’s Carl Adamec)

Mosqueda-Lewis = Lincoln Regional MOPKaleena Mosqueda-Lewis earned UConn’s 15th Regional Most Outstanding Player honor after averaging 17.3 points on 51 percent shooting (including 10-23 from deep) and 9.5 rebounds per game during UConn’s four NCAA Tourna-ment victories. She is the ninth different Husky to be selected as the Regional MOP and was joined on the All-Lincoln Regional Team by Stefanie Dolson and Bria Hartley.

Kaleena Notches Triple-DoubleJunior Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis recorded 20 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists in UConn’s NCAA Tournament second round win over Saint Joe’s on March 25. The performance was UCo-nn’s third triple-double all-time and the fi rst in NCAA Tournament play. It was only the 14th triple-double all-time in NCAA Tournament history. Mosqueda-Lewis joins Stefanie Dolson (11/20/13) and Laura Lishness (3/5/89) as the only Huskies to notch a triple-double.

UConn Sports 46-Game Winning StreakUConn’s current winning streak is the third-lon-gest in its history. Here is a look at the Huskies’ winning streaks of 20 games or more.

90 11/16/08-12/30/1070 11/9/01-3/11/0346 3/23/13-pres.35 11/26/94- 4/2/9533 11/17/96-3/22/9730 2/5/00-1/13/0124 1/5/11-3/29/1121 1/9/94 – 3/24/94 21 11/11/07-2/5/0820 1/18/95-3/25/95

UConn Has Best NCAA Tournament Winning Percentage All-TimeUConn made its 26th consecutive NCAA Tour-nament appearance - the third-longest such streak nationally. Only Tennessee (33) and Stanford (27) have longer active streaks of con-secutive NCAA Tourney bids. UConn is ranked second overall in NCAA Tournament games played (114) and wins (97) and is the all-time leader in winning percentage (.851). The Hus-kies enter the 2014 NCAA Tournament as a No. 1 seed for the eighth-consecutive season.

TOURNAMENT WINNING PERCENTAGE(Min. 20 games)Pct. Record Team Years.851 (97-17) UCONN 1989-2014.823 (116-25) Tennessee 1982-2014.747 (74-26) Stanford 1982-2014.726 (53-20) Duke 1987-2014.722 (65-25) Louisiana Tech 1982-2011Through National Final of 2014 Tournament




FINAL ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP 25 (10/30/14)# School Record Pts. Prev.1 UConn (35) 40-0 8752 South Carolina 29-5 8243 Notre Dame 37-1 7984 Tennessee 29-6 7495 Texas A&M 27-9 7026 Stanford 33-4 6457 Duke 28-7 5778 Baylor 32-5 5739 Texas 22-12 53210 Maryland 28-7 53111 Kentucky 26-9 52212 Louisville 33-5 50513 North Carolina 27-10 50414 Michigan St 23-10 43315 California 22-10 42316 Nebraska 26-7 31417 West Virginia 30-5 30618 Depaul 29-7 30119 Iowa 27-9 23620 Oregon St 24-11 18321 Oklahoma St 25-9 15822 Dayton 23-8 9523 UCLA 13-18 8624 Rutgers 28-9 6524 Syracuse 23-10 65

FINAL ESPN/USA TODAY COACHES POLL (11/5/14)# School Record Record Pts.1 UConn (32) 40-0 8002 South Carolina 29-5 7393 Notre Dame 37-1 7364 Tennessee 29-6 6835 Texas A&M 27-9 6306 Stanford 33-4 6087 Duke 28-7 5668 Maryland 28-7 5439 Baylor 32-5 53110 Kentucky 26-9 48411 Louisville 33-5 47412 Texas 22-12 45813 North Carolina 27-10 40714 California 22-10 36615 Michigan St 23-10 34316 Nebraska 26-7 30517 West Virginia 30-5 27418 Depaul 29-7 24619 Iowa 27-9 21720 Oklahoma St 25-9 16421 Oregon St 24-11 12322 Dayton 23-8 11723 UCLA 13-18 11624 LSU 21-13 6525 Syracuse 23-10 55

UCONN WEEK-BY-WEEK IN THE POLLS AP CoachesPreseason 1 1

2013-14 AMERICAN STANDINGS

W L Pct. W L Pct.

1|2|4 UConn 18 0 1.000 40 0 1.000

3 Louisville 16 2 .889 33 5 .882

5 USF 13 5 .722 23 13 .600

5 Rutgers 12 6 .667 28 9 .710

5 SMU 8 10 .444 18 14 .567

Temple 8 10 .444 14 16 .483

Memphis 6 12 .333 13 18 .419

Cincinnati 5 13 .278 13 18 .419

UCF 3 15 .167 10 20 .333

Houston 1 17 .056 6 25 .194

1 - Regular Season Champion | 2 - Tournament Champion | 3 - NCAA Elite Eight4 - NCAA Champion | 5 - WNIT

AMERICAN PLAYER AND FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK

November 11POW: -------------------Keena Mays, SMU FOW: ---------- Mooriah Rowser, Memphis

November 18POW: --------- BRIA HARTLEY, UCONN FOW: --------- Feyonda Fitzgerald, Temple

November 25POW: -----STEFANIE DOLSON, UCONN FOW: -------------------Zykira Lewis, UCF

December 2POW: -------------------Keena Mays, SMU FOW: --------- Feyonda Fitzgerald, Temple

December 9POW: -------------------Keena Mays, SMU FOW: ------ Bianca Quisenberry, Cincinnati

December 16POW: --------Jeanise Randolph, Cincinnati FOW: ---------- Mooriah Rowser, Memphis

December 23POW: --- BREANNA STEWART, UCONN FOW: --------- Feyonda Fitzgerald, Temple

December 30POW: -------------Betnijah Laney, Rutgers FOW: -------------------- Kiara Perry, SMU

January 6POW: --------- Shoni SchimmeL, Louisville FOW: ------------------ Ariadna Pujol, USF

January 13POW: --- BREANNA STEWART, UCONN FOW: ---------------Taylor Scaife, Rutgers

January 20POW: --------- BRIA HARTLEY, UCONN FOW: ---------------Taylor Scaife, Rutgers

January 27POW: --------- Shoni SchimmeL, Louisville FOW: --------- Feyonda Fitzgerald, Temple

February 3POW: -------------------Keena Mays, SMU FOW: ---------------Taylor Scaife, Rutgers

February 10POW: --- BREANNA STEWART, UCONN FOW: ---------------Taylor Scaife, Rutgers

February 17POW: --------Jeanise Randolph, Cincinnati FOW: ---------------Taylor Scaife, Rutgers

February 24POW: ------------- Courtney Williams, USF FOW: -------- SANIYA CHONG, UCONN

March 4POW: --- BREANNA STEWART, UCONN FOW: --------- Feyonda Fitzgerald, Temple




Moriah Jefferson Having Breakout SeasonJefferson scored in double-fi gures only seven times in 2012-13 and three of those games came during the 2013 NCAA Tournament. Last year, she has scored in double-fi gures 22 TIMES and averaged 10.0 points while LEAD-ING THE LEAGUE in fi eld goal percentage at 57.5. She has dished-out 195 assists last year, which has long SURPASSED her total from all of last season (69).

Jefferson LED the conference in assists per game (4.8) and assist-to-turnover ratio 2.9. Her A/TO Ratio was 12th in the country.

She tallied the second-most assists of any UConn sophomore in program history.

MOST ASSISTS BY A SOPHOMORE Ast. Player Avg./Games Year1. 208 Diana Taurasi 5.3 apg/39 g 2001-022. 195 Moriah Jefferson 4.8 apg/40 g 2013-143. 163 R. Montgomery 4.5 apg/36 g 2006-074. 160 Sue Bird 4.3 apg/37 g 1999-005. 150 Jennifer Rizzotti 4.5 apg/33 g 1993-946. 143 Laura Lishness 5.1 apg/28 g 1988-897. 142 Kelly Faris 3.7 apg/38 g 2001-118. 140 Bria Hartley 3.7 apg/38 g 2011-12

More MoriahJefferson’s assist-to-turnover ratio is the most prolifi c any UConn sophomore has put together. Below is a list of how UConn All-American guards fared during their sophomore seasons.

Player Year A/TO RatioMoriah Jefferson 2013-14 3.0195 assists, 66 turnovers in 1187 minutesDiana Taurasi 2001-02 2.51208 assists, 83 turnovers in 1,131 minutesSue Bird 1999-2000 2.00160 assists, 80 turnovers in 1,052 minutesRenee Montgomery 2006-07 1.72163 assists, 95 turnovers in 1,136 minutesJen Rizzotti 1993-94 1.66150 assists, 90 turnovers in 992 minutes(Hat tip to the Hartford Courant’s John Altavilla)

Kiah Stokes Having Strong 2013-14Junior center Kiah Stokes is averaged 4.5 points, 7.1 rebounds and 2.4 blocks in 18.7 minutes per contest during the 2013-14 season. In 2012-13, Stokes fi nished the year averag-ing 2.8 points, 3.5 rebounds and 1.0 blocks per game in 10.7 minutes per contest. She grabbed at least eight rebounds 13 times in 2013-14 after managing to haul in at least eight boards only TWICE in 32 games in 2012-13. Ad-ditionally, she posted FOUR double-doubles in 2013-14 after posting only one in her fi rst two years as a Husky.

All-Time vs. Ranked FoesConnecticut has an all-time record of 211-60 (.778) versus Top-25 AP ranked teams. UConn is 51-23 all-time on the road against ranked opponents and 28-10 in road games against ranked teams since 2004-05.

Kaleena LED Country in 3FG% Last YearJunior Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis led the coun-try in 3-point fi eld goal percentage last year. Mosqueda Lewis is shooting 43.1 percent (277-642) from deep in her career at UConn. Sue Bird is the current leader in that category with a career 3-point fi eld goal percentage 45.9 percent. Mosqueda-Lewis made a career-high SEVEN 3FG’s in her return from a nerve contu-sion in her right elbow vs. Duke on Decem-ber 17. She returned after a four-game absense due to mononucleosis on March 1 vs. Rutgers.

Huskies Against the Top-FiveConnecticut has won 19 of the last 26 games it has played against opponents ranked in the AP top-fi ve. In fact, UConn has posted a margin of victory of +14.6 points per game over those 26 games. UConn is 52-28 all-time vs. the AP top-fi ve, including 44-18 since the beginning of the 1999-00 season. Date Opponent Score4-8-14 #2 Notre Dame W, 79-583-10-14 #3 Louisville W, 72-523-3-14 #3 Louisville W, 68-482-9-14 #4 Louisville W, 81-6412-17-13 #2 Duke W, 83-6111-11-13 #3 Stanford W, 76-574-7-13 #2 Notre Dame W, 83-653-4-13 #2 Notre Dame L, 96-87 (3OT)

2-18-13 #1 Baylor L, 76-701-21-13 #4 Duke W, 79-491-5-13 #5 Notre Dame L, 73-7212-29-12 #1 Stanford W, 61-354-1-12 #4 Notre Dame L, 83-753-6-12 #3 Notre Dame W, 63-542-27-12 #3 Notre Dame L, 72-591-30-12 #5 Duke W, 61-451-7-12 #3 Notre Dame L, 74-67 OT

12-18-11 #1 Baylor L, 66-6111-21-11 #3 Stanford W, 68-581-31-11 #3 Duke W, 87-5111-16-10 #2 Baylor W, 65-644-6-10 #2 vs. Stanford W, 53-471-16-10 #3 Notre Dame W, 70-4612-23-09 #2 Stanford W, 80-684-5-09 #2 vs. Stanford W, 83-643-10-09 #5 Louisville W, 75-361-19-09 #2 at North Carolina W, 88-5811-30-08 #4 Oklahoma W, 106-78

Huskies Against the Top-10Connecticut is 43-9 against teams ranked in the top-10 since the start of the 2008-09 sea-son. The Huskies had won 16 games in-a-row against teams ranked in the AP top-10 until the 71-59 loss at Stanford on December 30, 2010. UConn is 99-45 all-time vs. the AP top-10,

including 84-27 since the beginning of the 1999-00 season.

Stewie Scoring at Alarming RateBreanna Stewart averaged a team-high 19.4 points per game, which was good for second in the conference last year It was the second-highest scoring average of any Husky sopho-more all-time as Kerry Bascom averaged 22.6 points per game in 1988-89. Maya Moore’s 19.3 points per game in 2008-09 is the second-high-est average for a Husky sophomore.

Stewart, the American Conference Player of the Year, surpassed Moore’s sophomore record of 754 points. Stewart scored 777 POINTS this season.

Her 777 points are the second-most in UConn single-season history.

MOST POINTSSINGLE SEASON1. 868 ---------Maya Moore, 38 games, 2010-112 777 Breanna Stewart, 40 games, 2013-143. 754 ---------Maya Moore, 39 games, 2008-094. 736 ---------Maya Moore, 39 games, 2009-105. 708 -------- Tina Charles, 39 games, 2009-106. 694 -------- Kara Wolters, 37 games, 1995-967. 680 -------Kerry Bascom, 34 games, 1990-918. 678 ---------Maya Moore, 38 games, 2007-089. 670 -----------K. Mosqueda-Lewis, 38 games, 2012-1310. 663 ------- Diana Taurasi, 37 games, 2002-03

November ReignThe Huskies completed another perfect Novem-ber and have won 54 games in-a-row in the cal-endar’s penultimate month, dating back to a 71-65 loss to No. 9/12 North Carolina on 11/21/04. UConn has been perfect in November in 17 of the last 18 seasons.

Huskies Avoid Back-To-Back LossesThe Huskies have not lost back-to-back games since the 1992-93 season. The last time UConn dropped consecutive games was during the 1992-93 season when they lost against Provi-dence (3/7/93) and Louisville (3/17/93).Connecticut has gone 772 games without back-to-back defeats. The Huskies are 56-0 following a loss during the streak.

Huskies Break Single-Season Blocks MarkUConn LED the country in blocked shots per game (8.1) and has three players ranked in the country’s top-35. Stefanie Dolson, Breanna Stewart and Kiah Stokes have all blocked over 50 shots this year, marking the fi rst time in school history three players have blocked at least 50 shots. UConn tied a school record with 17 blocks on January 7, 2014 vs. Houston.

The Huskies set a new NCAA blocked shots record this season, surpassing the 2011-12 Baylor team’s all-time record of 310




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BLOCKED SHOTS (Single-Season)1. 324 ------------------40 games, 2013-142. 250 ------------------------- 35 games, 1994-953. 242 ------------------------- 39 games, 2012-134. 241 ------------------------- 39 games, 2001-025. 232 ------------------------- 33 games, 1993-946. 223 ------------------------- 39 games, 2009-107. 219 ------------------------- 38 games, 2007-08

Huskies Break Assists MarkThis year’s team averaged 21.3 ASSISTS PER GAME, which threatened the single-season school record of 21.7 assists per game. That record belongs to the 2001-02 team, which dished-out an NCAA record 846 assists in 39 games. UConn fi nished the season with 850 assists

Gampel DominanceThe Huskies boast a record of 252-7 (.973) in Gampel Pavilion since 1993-94. UConn has won 144 of its last 148 games at Gampel Pavilion and is 297-19 (.940) at the facility all-time. UConn has won 79 of its last 81 games in its on-campus facility, dating back to a 60-56 set-back to No. 9 Rutgers on February 7, 2006.

SEASON RECORDS AT GAMPEL1993-94--------------------- 19-01994-95--------------------- 18-01995-96--------------------- 18-1

1996-97--------------------- 17-01997-98--------------------- 16-01998-99--------------------- 12-11999-00--------------------- 15-12000-01--------------------- 14-02001-02--------------------- 14-02002-03-----------------------8-02003-04-----------------------7-02004-05-----------------------8-12005-06-----------------------8-12006-07--------------------- 10-02007-08-----------------------8-02008-09-----------------------9-02009-10--------------------- 10-02010-11--------------------- 13-02011-12--------------------- 10-12012-13-----------------------8-12013-14--------------------- 10-0

Excellent at the XL UConn boasts an all-time mark of 143-13 (.910) in games played at the XL Center. UConn has won 69 of its last 72 games played at the XL Center.

Huskies Have Not Lost Many HalvesConnecticut has played 234 halves over the last two seasons and has been outscored in only 12 of those halves. UConn lost the second half of the Baylor game on 12/18, the second half at Louisville on 2/7, the fi rst half against St. John’s on 2/18, both halves against Notre Dame on 2/27, the second half against ND on 4/1, the fi rst half against ND on 1/5/13, the second half of the Marquette game (1/12/13), the second half of the Baylor game on (2/18), the second half of the Notre Dame game on 3/4/13, the fi rst half of the Notre Dame game (3/12) and the second half vs. Rutgers on 3/9/14

RECORDS BREAKDOWN 12-13 13-14 Conf.Leading at the half: 34-2 40-0 18-0Trailing at half: 0-2 0-0 0-0Tied at the half: 1-0 0-0 0-0

Playing overtime: 0-1 0-0 0-0

Shooting 50% or better: 20-0 21-0 11-0Shooting between 40-49.9%: 13-3 17-0 7-0Shooting less than 40%: 2-1 2-0 0-0Opponent shoots 50% or better: 0-0 0-0Opponent shoots between 40-49.9%: 1-2 2-0 1-0Opponent shoots between 30-39.9%: 20-2 22-0 7-0Opponent shoots between 20-29.9%: 12-0 15-0 9-0Opponent shoots less than 20%: 2-0 1-0 1-0

UConn outrebounds its opponent: 30-2 37-0 17-0Opponent outrebounds UConn: 4-2 2-0 1-0Teams are tied in rebounds: 1-0 1-0 0-0

UConn has 10 or more steals: 22-1 18-0 9-0UConn shoots 70%+ FT’s: 26-2 27-0 12-0Bench outscores opponent bench: 30-1 21-0 10-0

Scoring less than 50 points: 0-0 Scoring 50-59 points: 0-1Scoring 60-69 points: 6-0 5-0 3-0Scoring 70-79 points: 8-2 11-0 2-0Scoring 80-89 points: 7-1 13-0 7-0Scoring 90-99 points: 9-0 8-0 5-0Scoring 100 points or more: 5-0 3-0 1-0Allowing 40 points or less: 10-0 10-0 6-0Allowing 41-50 points: 10-0 12-0 7-0Allowing 51-59 points: 10-0 13-0 2-0Allowing 60-69 points: 5-1 4-0 2-0Allowing 70-79 points: 0-2 0-0Allowing 80-89 points: 0-0Allowing 90 points or more: 0-1 0-0

Playing in Gampel Pavilion: 8-1 10-0 5-0Playing in XL Center: 9-2 7-0 3-0Playing on the road: 11-1 13-0 9-0Playing on a neutral fl oor: 7-0 9-0

Game is decided by 1-4 points: 0-2 0-0Game is decided by 5-9 points: 1-2 0-0Game is decided by 10-19 points: 5-0 8-0 1-0Game is decided by 20+ points: 29-0 32-0 17-0

Playing at night: 21-3 23-0 7-0Playing in the afternoon: 14-1 17-0 9-0Playing on SNY 21-0 17-0 9-0Playing on National Television: 13-4 21-0 6-0

One Player in double-fi gures: 1-0 0-0Two Players in double-fi gures: 4-1 3-0 3-0Three Players in double-fi gures: 6-0 8-0 4-0Four Players in double-fi gures: 15-2 18-0 8-0Five Players in double-fi gures: 5-1 10-0 3-0Six Players in double-fi gures: 5-0 1-0 0-0No Players with double fi gures: 0-0 0-0

In November 7-0 8-0 0-0In December 4-1 5-0 1-0In January 7-1 9-0 7-0In February 7-1 8-0 7-0In March 6-2 8-0 1-0In April 2-0 2-0

On Monday 6-2 5-0 1-0On Tuesday 6-1 7-0 4-0On Wednesday 3-0 4-0 2-0On Thursday 2-0 1-0 0-0On Friday 2-0 2-0 0-0On Saturday 12-1 9-0 5-0On Sunday 5-0 12-0 5-0

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ALL-TIME WINNINGEST COACHESBy PercentageName, Team (next game) Yrs. Record Pct.1. Leon Barmore, Louisiana Tech 20 576-87 .86882. *Geno Auriemma, UConn 29th 879-133 .86863. Pat Summitt, Tennessee 38 1,098-208 .84074. *Kim Mulkey, Baylor 13th 406-86 .82525. *Tara VanDerveer, Stanford 33rd 926-207 .8173

By Victories Name, Team (next game) Yrs. Victories1. Pat Summitt, Tennessee 38 1,0982. *Sylvia Hatchell, North Carolina 37th 9333. *C. Vivian Stringer, Rutgers 41st 9313. Jody Conradt, Sam Houston St., Texas-Arlington, Texas 38 9005. *Tara VanDerveer, Stanford 33rd 9266. *Geno Auriemma, UConn 29th 879*active

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The Big 50During the April 3, 2011 Final Four showdown with Notre Dame, the Irish snapped UConn’s string of 263 consecutive games without allow-ing an opponent to shoot over .500 from the fi eld. The Irish shot 51.9 percent in the national semifi nal victory over the Huskies. Notre Dame is the only opponent in the last 373 games to shoot over 50 percent from the fl oor against UConn.

Regular Season Non-ConferenceUConn fi nished the non-conference portion of its regular-season schedule with a 13-0 mark. Below is a look at how UConn has done in regular-season non-conference games since 1993-94. Connecticut has won 94 of its last 97 regular-season non-conference games and had won 53 in-a-row prior to the streak-snapping loss at Stanford.

Huskies vs. Non-Conference Opponents in the Regular SeasonYear W L Pct.1993-94 7 1 .8751994-95 8 0 1.0001995-96 10 2 .8331996-97 9 0 1.0001997-98 11 1 .9171998-99 7 3 .7001999-00 11 1 .9172000-01 10 1 .9092001-02 14 0 1.0002002-03 13 0 1.0002003-04 10 1 .9092004-05 7 4 .6362005-06 12 2 .8572006-07 11 2 .8462007-08 14 0 1.0002008-09 14 0 1.0002009-10 14 0 1.0002010-11 13 1 .9292011-12 13 1 .9292012-13 13 1 .9292013-14 13 0 1.000

UConn And the AP Poll UConn is 333-14 (.958) all-time when playing as the nation’s No. 1 ranked team in the Associ-ated Press Top 25. The Huskies’ most recent loss when ranked No. 1 came on January 5, 2013 vs. Notre Dame. UConn is 83-7 all-time when playing as the No. 2 ranked team.The Huskies have been ranked in the AP Poll for 383 consecutive weeks. (4/17)

Prior to the 1/9/12 poll, the Huskies had been ranked either No. 1 or No. 2 every week since the fi nal poll of the 2006-07 season, a span of voting 65 weeks.The Huskies have been ranked No. 1 (AP) for a record-total of 179 weeks in the program’s his-tory - the most of any program.UConn’s recent run as the nation’s top-ranked squad (2008-11) was the longest in program history and spanned 51 weeks - the longest in

THE LAST TIMEUConn Scored 100+ Points 102-41, vs. SMU (February 4, 2014)UConn Scored 90-99 Points 91-52, vs. Saint Joseph’s (March 25, 2014)UConn Scored 39 or Fewer Points 88-39, at Vanderbilt (Dec. 29, 1992)Opponent Scored 100+ Points 113-102 (W) at UCLA (Nov. 17, 1998)Opponent Scored 90-99 Points 75-90, vs. Notre Dame (N) (Mar. 30, 2001)0pponent Scored 30-39 Points 72-35, vs. Rutgers (March 1, 2014)0pponent Scored 29 or Fewer Points 86-29, vs. Cincinnati (Feb. 1, 2014)UConn Won in Overtime 75-65, vs. South Florida (Dec. 1, 2004)Opponent Won in Overtime 96-87, at Notre Dame (March 4, 2013)UConn Won by 50+ Points 102-41 (+61), vs. SMU (February 4, 2014)UConn Won by 40-49 Points 87-44 (+43), vs. Prairie View A&M (March 23, 2014)UConn Lost by 25+ Points (-25), at. Providence (Feb. 2, 1992)UConn Shot 60.0 - 64.9 % FG% .638 (44-69), vs. Oregon (November 20, 2013)UConn Shot 65.0 % or Better FG% .686 (35-51), vs. Wake Forest (Nov. 22, 2012)UConn Shot Less Than 30 % FG% .298 (17-57), vs. Seton Hall (Jan. 15, 2003)UConn Shot Less Than 25 % FG% .241 (14-58), at Vanderbilt (Dec. 29, 1992)UConn Shot Less Than 20 % FG % in a Half .172 (5-29 in 1st half), vs. Stanford (April 6, 2010)Opponent Shot 29.9% - 20% FG% .250 (16-64), vs. Prairie View A&M (March 23, 2014)Opponent Shot Less Than 20% FG% .171 (12-70), UCF (February 19, 2014)UConn Shot 90% or Better FT% .909 (10-11), vs. SMU (February 4, 2014)UConn Had 60+ Rebounds 63, vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (Nov. 25, 2011)UConn Had 50+ Rebounds 52, vs. Prairie View A&M (March 23, 2014)UConn Had 25+ Turnovers 35 at Notre Dame (March 4, 2013) 26 at Notre Dame (Jan. 7, 2012) 26, at Georgetown (Feb. 26, 2011) 28, at San Diego State (Dec. 21, 2007)UConn Had Less Than SEVEN Turnovers 5, vs. St. Bonaventure (November 24, 2013) 6, vs. Idaho (March 23, 2013) UConn Had Four or Fewer Turnovers 3, vs. Pittsburgh (Feb. 22, 2005)UConn Forced 25+ Turnovers 27, vs. Memphis (January, 22, 2014)UConn Had 20+ Steals 20, vs. Memphis (January 22, 2014) 21, vs. Temple (January 11, 2014) 23, vs. Hofstra (December 22, 2005)UConn Had 30+ Assists 31, vs. SMU (February 4, 2014)UConn Had 10+ Blocked Shots 11, vs. UCF (February 19, 2014)Opponent had 20+ Steals 21, vs. Miami, (Feb. 8, 2004)Opponent Had 20-24 Assists 20, vs. Stanford (N), (Apr. 6, 2008)Opponent Had 10+ Blocked Shots 11, at Baylor (Dec. 18, 2011) SIX PLAYERS IN DOUBLE FIGURESBreanna Stewart (28), Stefanie Dolson (26), Bria Hartley (17), Moriah Jefferson (14) Kiah Stokes (12), Brianna Banks (10)vs. Oregon (November 20, 2013) FIVE PLAYERS IN DOUBLE FIGURESKaleena Mosqueda-Lewis (17), Stefanie Dolson (14), Bria Hartley (14), Breanna Stewart (!3), Moriah Jefferson (11)vs. Texas A&M (March 31, 2014) THREE UCONN PLAYERS SCORED 20 OR MORE POINTSBreanna Stewart (21), Stefanie Dolson (20), Bria Hartley (20) vs. Saint Joseph’s (March 25, 2014)

UCONN PLAYER WITH 15 OR MORE REBOUNDS Kiah Stokes (18) vs. Temple (January 11, 2014) UCONN PLAYER WITH 10 OR MORE ASSISTS Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis (10)vs. Saint Joseph’s (March 25, 2014) UCONN PLAYER WITH SIX OR MORE STEALSMoriah Jefferson (9) vs. Memphis (Jan. 22, 2014) UConn Player with SIX or More Blocks: Stefanie Dolson (8) vs. Texas A&M (March 31, 2014)UConn Player Scored 30-39 points Breanna Stewart (37), vs. Temple (January 28, 2014)UConn Player Scored 40+ points Maya Moore (41), vs. Florida State (Dec. 21, 2010)




the history of the AP Poll.Its shortest stretch at the top spot are a pair of one-week stays ... (Feb. 24-March 1, 2004 and Dec. 31, 2012 - Jan. 6, 2013)UConn has been ranked in the top-10 of the AP Poll for 172-straight weeks.UConn has been ranked No. 1 in the fi nal AP Poll 10 times in its history (2010-11, 2009-10, 2008-09, 2007-08, 2002-03, 2001-02, 2000-01, 1999-00, 1996-97, 1994-95)UConn has begun the season as the top-ranked team in the AP Poll 1995-96, 1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2003-04, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11 and 2013-14, 2014-15UConn has gone on to capture the NCAA Na-tional Championship in fi ve of the previous nine seasons in which it opened the season ranked No. 1, most recently in 2009, 2010 and 2014The Huskies have gone on to qualify for the NCAA Final Four in each of the nine seasons they have begun as the nation’s top-ranked squad.This year marks the 15th time UConn has been included in the top-fi ve of the Preseason Poll.UConn has gone wire-to-wire ranked No. 1 fi ve times in its history.

UConn and Home Winning StreaksThe Huskies have been on either the giving or receiving end of snapping the fi ve most promi-nent home winning streaks in the history of the sport. Most recently, UConn snapped Baylor’s 69-game home winning streak with a 66-55 vic-tory in Waco on January 13, 2014.

Home Team That Broke Steak1. 99 UConn St. John’s (2/18/12)2. 82 Stanford UConn (12/29/12)T3. 69 Tennessee UConn (1/2/96)T3. 69 UConn Duke (1/3/04)T3. 69 Baylor UConn (1/13/14)

UConn’s current home winning streak is 20.

Huskies Improve in #1 vs. #2 GamesWith the win over No. 2 ND on 4/8, UConn improved to 16-3 all-time in games pitting the top two teams in the Associated Press top-25 poll against one another. UConn also improved to 13-2 all-time when playing as the No. 1 team in such games. UConn is 333-14 all-time when playing as the nation’s top-ranked team.

UCONN IN #1 vs. #2 GAMESYear Opponent Result1994-95 No. 1 Tennessee W, 77-66 (H)1998-99 No. 2 Tennessee L, 92-81 (H)1999-00 No. 2 Tennessee W, 74-67 (A)1999-00 No. 2 Tennessee W, 71-52 (N)2000-01 No. 2 Tennessee W, 81-76 (H)2000-01 No. 1 Notre Dame W, 78-76 (H)2000-01 No. 2 Notre Dame L, 90-75 (N)2001-02 No. 2 Tennessee W, 86-72 (A)2001-02 No. 2 Oklahoma W, 82-70 (N)2002-03 No. 1 Duke W, 77-65 (A)

2008-09 No. 2 No. Carolina W, 88-58 (A)2008-09 No. 2 Stanford W, 83-64 (N)2009-10 No. 2 Stanford W, 80-68 (H)2009-10 No. 2 Stanford W, 53-47 (N) 2010-11 No. 2 Baylor W, 65-64 (H)2011-12 No. 1 Baylor L, 66-61 (A)2012-13 No. 1 Stanford W, 61-35 (A)2013-14 No. 2 Duke W, 83-61 (A)2013-14 No. 2 Notre Dmae W, 79-58 (N)

Trailing NotesUConn’s largest defi cit was seven points, against Louisville on March 3. The latest the Huskies trailed was at the 17:02 mark of the sec-ond half on March 29 vs. BYU, the fi rst time UConn has trailed in the second half this season. The Huskies trailed for a season-high 9:35 vs. the Cougars. UConn has trailed by at least six points in each of the last three games. (Hat tip to the Journal Inquirer’s Carl Adamec)




Geno Auriemma has redefi ned the meaning of success in women’s college basketball in his 29 years as head coach of the University of Connecticut.

During his illustrious tenure, Auriemma has transformed the UConn program into the standard that all others are measured, both on and off the court.

Under his guidance, the Huskies have been transformed from a pro-gram with only one winning season, to its current state, which in-cludes nine national titles, 15 Final Fours, fi ve perfect seasons (1995, 2002, 2009, 2010, 2014) and 39 Conference titles, all since Auriem-ma’s arrival in 1985.

On the court, his success includes nine national championships, in-cluding a record 90-game winning streak and a spotless 40-0 mark during the 2013-14 campaign. Off the court, success means a fl aw-less, 100 percent graduation rate among four-year players and one of the most beloved and followed sports teams in the country.

This unmatched success, which is the standard for collegiate pro-grams nationally, was recognized with Auriemma’s induction into both the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (Springfi eld, Mass.) and the Women Basketball Hall of Fame (Knoxville, Tenn.) in 2006.

In addition, Auriemma recently fi nished a successful four-year term as he was named the head coach of the U.S. National Team, which won the gold medal at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. Auriem-ma’s squad, which included six former Huskies, posted a spotless 8-0 record en route to the gold medal. Auriemma agreed to serve a second term as the National Team coach from 2013-16.

He is the only coach in women’s basketball history to guide a team to seven consecutive Final Four appearances.

Auriemma is a seven-time National Coach-of-the-Year and has been named the conference Coach-of-the-Year 10 times, including the 2013-14 honor.

He reached the 600, 700 and 800-win mark faster than any other coach in the history of college basketball.

UConn swept both the league regular season and tournament crowns in 16 different seasons - all since Auriemma has taken over the program’s reins.

Connecticut’s postseason success under Auriemma has been legend-ary as the Huskies have won the Conference Tournament crown in

Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. NCAA Tournament1985-86 12-15 .444 4-12 .250 1986-87 14-13 .519 9-7 .5631987-88 17-11 .607 9-7 .563 1988-89 24-6#* .800 13-2 .867 First Round1989-90 25-6# .806 14-2 .875 Second Round1990-91 29-5#* .853 14-2 .875 Final Four1991-92 23-11 .676 13-5 .722 Second Round1992-93 18-11 .621 12-6 .667 First Round1993-94 30-3#* .936 17-1 .994 Final Eight1994-95 35-0#* 1.000 18-0 1.000 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS1995-96 34-4#* .895 17-1 .944 Final Four1996-97 33-1#* .971 18-0 1.000 Final Eight1997-98 34-3#* .919 17-1 .944 Final Eight1998-99 29-5#* .853 17-1 .944 Sweet 161999-00 36-1#* .973 16-0 1.000 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS2000-01 32-3#* .914 15-1 .938 Final Four2001-02 39-0#* 1.000 16-0 1.000 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS2002-03 37-1# .973 16-0 1.000 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS2003-04 31-4# .886 14-2 .875 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS2004-05 25-8* .758 13-3 .867 Sweet 162005-06 32-5* .865 14-2 .875 Final Eight2006-07 32-4# .889 16-0 1.000 Final Eight2007-08 36-2#* .947 15-1 .944 Final Four2008-09 39-0#* 1.000 16-0 1.000 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS2009-10 39-0#* 1.000 16-0 1.000 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS2010-11 36-2#* .947 16-0 1.000 Final Four2011-12 33-5* .868 13-3 .813 Final Four2012-13 35-4 .897 14-2 .875 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS2013-14 40-0#* 1.000 18-0 1.000 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS30th Year 879-133 .863 402-61 .868 NINE NATIONAL TITLES# - Conference Regular Season Champions * - Conference Tournament Champions

NAISMITH NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR1994-95, 1996-97, 1999-00, 2001-02, 2007-08, 2008-09

AP NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR1994-95, 1996-97, 1999-00, 2002-03, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2010-11

WBCA NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR1996-97, 1999-00, 2001-02, 2007-08, 2008-09

VICTOR AWARD1994-95, 1995-96, 1999-00

CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR1988-89, 1994-95, 1996-97, 1999-00, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2013-14

12 OLYMPIANSSvetlana Abrosimova (Russian Olympic Team - 2000, 2008), Sue Bird - 2004, 2008, 2012 Swin Cash - 2004, 2012, Tina Charles - 2012, Asjha Jones - 2012 Rebecca Lobo - 1996, Jess McCormack (New Zealand Olympic Team - 2008), Maya Moore - 2012, Rashidat Sadiq (Nigerian Olympic Team - 2004), Nykesha Sales - 2000 (alternate), Diana Taurasi - 2004, 2008, 2012, Kara Wolters - 1996 (alternate), 2000.

EIGHT NATIONAL PLAYERS OF THE YEARRebecca Lobo (1995), Jennifer Rizzotti (1996), Kara Wolters (1997), Sue Bird (2002), Diana Taurasi (2003, 2004), Maya Moore (2009, 2010, 2011), Tina Charles (2010), Breanna Stewart (2014)

16 FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANSSvetlana Abrosimova (three times), Kerry Bascom, Sue Bird, Swin Cash, Rebecca Lobo (two times), Jennifer Rizzotti (two times), Nykesha Sales (two times), Kara Wolters (two times), Shea Ralph, Diana Taurasi (three times), Renee Montgomery (two times), Maya Moore (four times), Tina Charles (two times), Bria Hartley (two times), Stefanie Dolson (two times), Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, Breanna Stewart

THREE COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS OF THE YEARRebecca Lobo in 1994+95, Jennifer Rizzotti in 1996, Maya Moore in 2010+11

30 USA BASKETBALL PARTICIPANTSRebecca Lobo, Kara Wolters, Jennifer Rizzotti, Carla Berube, Kris Lamb, Nykesha Sales, Kerry Bascom, Paige Sauer, Shea Ralph, Sue Bird, Kelly Schumacher, Diana Taurasi, Ashley Battle, Jessica Moore, Ann Strother, Tina Charles, Renee Montgom-ery, Maya Moore, Charde Houston, Mel Thomas, Tiffany Hayes, Kelly Faris, Stefanie Dolson, Bria Hartley, Samarie Walker, Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, Kiah Stokes, Breanna Stewart, Morgan Tuck, Moriah Jefferson

GenoAURIEMMAHEAD COACH30TH SEASON879-133 (.869) OVERALL420-61 (.873) CONFERENCE

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17 of the last 21 seasons and boast a current streak of 21 consecu-tive NCAA Regional appearances.

Auriemma also guided UConn to its 19th 30-win season in 2013-14, all in the past 21 years.

The Huskies swept both the American Athletic Conference regular season and tournament titles in 2013-14 en route to a perfect 40-0 mark, the fi fth perfect season in the program’s history and its record ninth NCAA National Championship. UConn advanced to the Final Four for the seventh-consecutive season, which extended its own record for most consecutive Final Four tirps.

Three Huskies, Stefanie Dolson, Bria Hartley and Breanna Stewart, were selected to the WBCA/State Farm All-America Team and Stew-art was selected as the National Player of the Year by the Associated Press, the United States Basketabll Writers Association, the Atlantia Tip-Off Club (Naismith Trophy), espnW and was selected as the win-ner of the Honda Sports Award.

UConn captured its eighth national title in 2013 as Auriemma led the Huskies to a 35-4 record and a record sixth-straight appearance in the Final Four. Stefanie Dolson and Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis were both honored as All-Americans while Breanna Stewart became only the fourth freshman ever to be honored as the Most Outstanding Performer of the Final Four.

The 2010-11 campaign saw the Huskies post an NCAA record 90-consecutive wins, which surpassed John Wooden’s UCLA teams’ iconic 88-game mark and put Conneticut even deeper in the national limelight. The team went on to fi nish 36-2 and post yet another BIG EAST Regular Season and Tournament Championship and advanced to the 12th Final Four in program history.

The 2009-10 season saw the Huskies advance to their 11th Final Four and also marked the 10th time in the last 11 years that UConn has advanced to the NCAA Regional Final. The team put together its second-straight 39-0 season and enters the 2010-11 campaign on a record 78-game winning streak. The Huskies also swept the BIG EAST Regular Season and Tournament crowns for the third year in a row.

Tina Charles and Maya Moore each earned All-America status with Charles winning the Wooden and Naismith Awards and being named Player of the Year by the Associated Press. Moore was honored with the Wade Trophy for the second-straight year by the Women’s Bas-ketball Coaches Association.

Connecticut made even more history in 2008-09, as it became the fi rst NCAA Division I basketball team (men’s or women’s) to go un-defeated and beat each of its opponents by at least a 10-point mar-gin.

The 2008-09 season saw UConn advance to its ninth NCAA Final Four and also marked the ninth time in the last 10 years overall that Connecticut has advanced to the NCAA Regional Final.

Connecticut had three players earn fi rst-team All-America status in 2008-09 as Renee Montgomery, Tina Charles and Maya Moore were each honored. Moore was also selected as the consensus national

player of the year.

As a freshman in 2007-08, Moore became the second straight Con-necticut player to be recognized as the National Freshman of the Year and also was selected as the fi rst ever freshman recipient (male or female) of the BIG EAST Player of the Year award. Tina Charles was honored in 2008.

The 2006-07 campaign saw the Huskies post a perfect 16-0 record in conference play - marking the sixth time that UConn posted an unblemished BIG EAST record under Auriemma.

The 2003-04 season was a historical one - even for the tradition-rich Connecticut program - as it became only the second program in NCAA history to win three consecutive national titles.

The road to their third straight title was a bumpy one at times for the Huskies, but with Auriemma’s leadership the team never wavered from achieving their ultimate goal, despite encountering a few de-tours along the way.

In 2003-04, the Huskies tied the NCAA-record for consecutive home court wins at 69 straight games and won the BIG EAST Regular Sea-son Title for the 11th consecutive season.

Senior standout Diana Taurasi was named Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four for the second straight year and was also honored as the Naismith National Player of the Year for the second time in her career, in addition to being the recipient of the Honda Award and the Nancy Lieberman Award.

The 2002-03 season, despite an infl ux of new faces, mirrored Au-riemma’s teams of the past. The squad continued the program’s win-ning tradition by bringing home UConn’s fourth women’s basketball national championship and also broke the NCAA Division I women’s record for most consecutive victories with 70-straight. Connecticut shattered the previous mark of 54 set by Louisiana Tech with its 55th-straight win on January 18, 2003, versus Georgetown in the Hartford Civic Center.

For the fourth time in UConn history, the Huskies fi nished the regu-lar season undefeated with a perfect 29-0 record. They went on to capture UConn’s 10th straight BIG EAST regular season title and con-tinued their winning ways into the postseason, making their seventh Final Four appearance.

After two competitive games in the Final Four, the Huskies earned their fourth NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship and became only the third school to do so in back-to-back years. Junior Diana Taurasi was named the 2003 Final Four Most Outstanding Player, while freshman Ann Strother was named to the Final Four All-Tour-nament team. It was the fi rst time in women’s or men’s basketball history that a program earned the national championship without a senior on its roster.

Accolades for the 2002-03 season continued to pour in. Auriemma was named the BIG EAST Coach of the Year as well as the United States Basketball Writer’s Association (USBWA) Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year and Associated Press Coach of the Year. Taurasi garnered Player of the Year honors from the Associated Press, USB-




WA and Naismith and earned the Wade Trophy and the NCAA Honda Award for the nation’s most outstanding women’s basketball player. Taurasi earned her second straight Kodak All-America award and was named Associated Press First Team All-America for her outstanding play and leadership during UConn’s 37-1 run through the 2002-03 championship season.

Auriemma’s 2001-02 squad recorded the second undefeated season in program history with a 39-0 mark and registered UConn’s third national championship and sixth Final Four appearance. Auriemma’s teams also won the 1995 and 2000 national titles.

Featuring Kodak All-Americans Sue Bird, Swin Cash and Diana Taura-si, the 2001-02 Huskies posted an NCAA record-tying 39 wins and a 35.4 average margin of victory, another NCAA record. His team also earned its 12th BIG EAST regular season title and 11th BIG EAST tournament crown as the Huskies made their 14th consecutive NCAA appearance.

The 1999-2000 national championship season included a then-school-record 19-straight weeks ranked No. 1 in the national polls and a fi nal record of 36-1.

UConn captured the program’s fi rst national title in 1994-95, when Auriemma led the Huskies to a perfect 35-0 record. UConn was only the second team in Division I women’s basketball history to go un-defeated en route to the national championship. The Huskies be-came the fi rst unbeaten team in NCAA history (all divisions, men or women) to win 35 games in a season.

Under Auriemma’s direction, UConn ranked second nationally in Divi-sion I victories in the 1990’s (Jan. 1, 1990-Dec. 31, 1999) with 290 total wins. The Huskies were also second in the nation in total win-ning percentage (.860) in the decade as well as establishing a BIG EAST record for conference victories (158).

After inheriting a Husky program that had just one winning season in its 11-year history, Auriemma has posted 23 winning seasons since arriving at UConn in August of 1985. The Huskies also hold every BIG EAST single-game and single-season home-court attendance record.

Since 1988-89, the fi rst season the Huskies earned a BIG EAST regular season championship, UConn ranks No. 1 among all BIG EAST teams in league regular season wins (321-30, a .915 winning percentage). Coupled with UConn’s 55-6 (.902) record in BIG EAST Tournament action since 1989.

The development of national caliber student-athletes has been Au-riemma’s forte during his UConn coaching tenure. Every recruited freshman that has played for Auriemma at Connecticut and complet-ed her eligibility at UConn has obtained her undergraduate degree. Impressively, since the 1991-92 season, 40 of UConn’s starters - 25 different players - have been on the Dean’s List.

Among these 25 players are four of the most highly acclaimed wom-en’s basketball players ever - Rebecca Lobo, Jennifer Rizzotti, Kara Wolters and Sue Bird. All four of these student-athletes earned As-sociated Press National Player of the Year honors and won the Wade Trophy and Honda Broderick Awards.

Auriemma has coached 16 First Team WBCA/State Farm All-Ameri-cans, with the most recent selections of Stefanie Dolson and Kalee-na Mosqueda-Lewis in 2013. This includes 11 consecutive seasons (1993-2004) where at least one UConn player earned Kodak/State Farm All-America honors.

UConn’s home court record also stands as one of the most impres-sive in the nation. In Auriemma’s tenure, UConn is 409-37 at home against collegiate opponents, including a record 99-game winning streak from 2007-12.

By building such a dynamic program, Huskymania fan support and enthusiasm is at an all-time high. UConn was second nationally in total home attendance for all Division I women’s programs in 2009-10, attracting 203,648 fans for 20 home dates in Harry A. Gampel Pavilion and the XL Center. The Huskies have sold out 122 home games since 1997.

Prior to taking the UConn position, Auriemma served as the primary assistant women’s coach at the University of Virginia under head coach Debbie Ryan from 1981-85. He helped lead the Cavaliers to the Atlantic Coast Conference championship in 1984.

Before his Virginia position, Auriemma was assistant women’s bas-ketball coach at St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia with then-head coach Jim Foster (now Ohio State women’s basketball head coach). He also coached boys’ basketball at his high school alma mater, Bishop Kenrick High School in Norristown, Pa., from 1979-81.

Auriemma has found success even beyond the college coaching ranks due to his involvement with USA Basketball. In the summer of 2000, Auriemma represented the United States at the Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia, as an assistant coach of the gold medal winning Olympic Team.

That same summer, Auriemma led the 2000 USA Junior World Cham-pionship team to a gold medal in the COPABA Junior World Cup Qual-ifying Tournament in Argentina. Auriemma and the squad advanced to the 2001 FIBA Junior World Championship for women held in the Czech Republic in July of 2001, and returned with the bronze. In April of 1996, he was co-head coach of the National Senior All-Stars when the All-Stars met the United States National Team.

During the summer of 1996, he served as coach of the USA Basket-ball Select Team in Colorado Springs, Colo. In January of 1995, Au-riemma was named an assistant coach of the USA World University Games Women’s Basketball Team, which played in Fukuoka, Japan, in the summer of 1995; due to personal confl icts, however, he had to relinquish that position. He also served as head coach of the West Team at the 1993 U.S. Olympic Festival in San Antonio, Texas.

In the summer of 2002, Auriemma was selected as a member of the inaugural induction class to the New England Basketball Hall of Fame and he was enshrined in the Italian-American Hall of Fame in November 2007.

In addition to his coaching duties, Auriemma serves on several na-tional basketball committees. He was a four-year member of the Kodak All-America Selection Committee and was named chair of that committee in January of 1992. He has also been a voting member of




the USA TODAY/WBCA Top 25 Poll. He was recently named to the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Board of Directors and served as the organization’s president from 2009-11.

Auriemma has also worked as an analyst during ABC’s and ESPN’s coverage of the WNBA in recent seasons.

An accomplished speaker, Auriemma also is involved in numerous regional and state charitable and educational efforts. Auriemma also is affi liated with The V Foundation for Cancer Research. In 1993 The V Foundation for Cancer Research was founded by ESPN and Jim Valvano. It has raised more than $60 million and awarded cancer research grants in 37 states and the District of Columbia.In the fall of 1993, Auriemma was elected into the National Mortar Board academic honor society for his outstanding contributions to UConn academics and for community service.

Kathy and Geno Auriemma made the initial donation of $80,000 to the Sandy Hook School Memorial Scholarship Fund to set up en-dowed scholarships for those affected by the tragedy in Newtown.

Auriemma served as co-chair of the Connecticut Arthritis Foundation. In May of 1994, Auriemma was awarded the prestigious UConn Club Outstanding Contribution Award for his service and commitment to Husky athletics.

In tribute to the Huskies’ fi rst NCAA National Championship, and for his commitment to intercollegiate athletes and service in the com-munity, Auriemma received two special awards in 1995.

He was one of four recipients of the 1995 Center for the Study of Sport in Society “National Student-Athlete Day Giant Steps Award”, presented in Boston. He was also honored with “Geno Auriemma Day” at the National Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfi eld, Mass., on August 9, 1995.

Auriemma has given back to the university as well. In November 1998, he and his wife Kathy gave a $125,000 gift to the University of Connecticut Library.

Auriemma is a 1981 graduate of West Chester with a B.A. in political science. He resides in Manchester, Conn., with Kathy and has three children and two grandchildren Christian, born August 2010 and An-drew, born May 2013.

AURIEMMA ALL-TIME VS. OPPONENTSOpponent W L PCT. Alabama 2 0 1.000Albany 1 0 1.000Arizona 1 0 1.000Arizona State 2 1 .667Arkansas 1 0 1.000Army 2 0 1.000Auburn 4 0 1.000Ball State 1 1 .500Baylor 3 2 .600Boston College 34 9 .791Boston University 5 0 1.000Brown 1 0 1.000Buffalo 2 0 1.000BYU 3 0 1.000California 3 1 .750Cal Davis 1 0 1.000Cal Northridge 1 0 1.000Cal Santa Barbara 2 0 1.000 Central Connecticut 4 0 1.000Central Florida 2 0 1.000Cincinnati 11 0 1.000Clemson 3 1 .750Cleveland State 1 0 1.000Colgate 4 0 1.000College of Charleston 2 0 1.00Colorado State 3 0 1.000Coppin State 1 0 1.000Cornell 1 0 1.000Dartmouth 2 0 1.000Dayton 1 0 1.000Denver 1 0 1.000DePaul 11 0 1.000Drexel 2 0 1.000Duke 9 3 .750Duquesne 1 0 1.000 E. Washington 1 0 1.000Fairfi eld 8 0 1.000Fairleigh Dickinson 1 0 1.000

Florida 2 0 1.000FIU 1 0 1.000Florida State 7 0 1.000Fordham 1 0 1.000George Mason 2 0 1.000Geo. Washington 4 0 1.000Georgetown 43 3 .934Georgia 3 1 .750Georgia State 1 0 1.000Georgia Tech 2 0 1.000Hampton 1 0 1.000Hartford 14 0 1.000Harvard 1 0 1.000Hawaii 2 1 .666Hofstra 2 0 1.000Holy Cross 19 1 .950Houston 2 0 1.000Howard 2 0 1.000Idaho 1 0 1.000Idaho State 1 0 1.000 Illinois 3 0 1.000Indiana State 1 0 1.000Iona 5 0 1.000Iowa 4 2 .667Iowa State 2 1 .667Kansas 2 0 1.000Kansas State 1 0 1.000Kentucky 4 1 .800Lafayette 2 0 1.000La Salle 0 3 .000Lehigh 4 0 1.000Long Island 2 0 1.000LSU 6 1 .857Louisiana Tech 5 2 .714Louisville 15 1 .938Loyola (Md.) 1 0 1.000Maine 3 0 1.000Manhattan 1 0 1.000Marist 4 0 1.000Marquette 9 0 1.000Maryland 3 0 1.000

Massachusetts 3 1 .500Miami 18 5 .783Michigan State 1 1 .500Minnesota 2 0 1.000Memphis 2 0 1.000Monmouth 1 0 1.000Morgan State 1 0 1.000Nebraska 1 0 1.000New Hampshire 1 1 .500Niagara 1 0 1.000North Carolina 7 4 .636UNC Charlotte 1 0 1.000North Carolina St. 6 2 .750Northeastern 4 1 .800Northern Arizona 1 0 1.000Northern Colorado 1 0 1.000Northwestern 1 0 1.000Notre Dame 31 11 .738Oakland (Mich.) 2 0 1.000Ohio State 2 0 1.000Oklahoma 10 0 1.000Old Dominion 7 1 .875Oregon 2 0 1.000Oregon State 1 0 1.000Pacifi c 2 0 1.000Penn State 9 0 1.000Pennsylvania 1 0 1.000Pepperdine 4 0 1.000Pittsburgh 41 4 .911Prairie View A&M 2 0 1.000Providence 39 10 .796Purdue 5 1 .833Queens 1 0 1.000Quinnipiac 1 0 1.000Rhode Island 8 0 1.000Richmond 2 0 1.000Rutgers 33 6 .846SMU 2 0 1.000St. Bonaventure 1 0 1.000St. Francis (Pa.) 2 0 1.000St. John’s 39 8 .830

St. Joseph’s (Pa.) 5 1 .833St. Peter’s (N.J.) 1 0 1.000Sacred Heart 2 0 1.000San Diego State 2 1 .667San Francisco 2 0 1.000Seton Hall 46 2 .958Siena 1 0 .000South Florida 14 0 1.000Southern 1 0 1.000Southern California 2 0 1.000South Carolina 2 0 1.000So. Mississippi 1 0 1.000Stanford 10 6 .625Stony Brook 1 0 1.000Syracuse 37 6 .860Temple 3 0 1.000Tennessee 13 9 .591Tenn. Christian 1 0 1.000Texas 5 0 1.000Texas A&M 3 0 1.000Toledo 1 0 1.000Towson 1 0 1.000UCLA 2 0 1.000UMBC 1 0 1.000UNLV 1 0 1.000U.S. International 0 1 .000Vanderbilt 3 2 .600 Vermont 4 0 1.000Villanova 36 11 .766Virginia 4 2 .667Va. Common. 1 0 1.000Virginia Tech 10 1 .909Wake Forest 3 0 1.000Washington 3 0 1.000West Virginia 24 0 1.000Western Kentucky 1 0 1.000Western Michigan 1 0 1.000Wisconsin-Green Bay 1 0 1.000Wright State 2 0 1.000Xavier 1 0 1.000Yale 1 0 1.000




2014-15 GAME-BY-GAME HIGHSDate Opponent Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks

11/14 at UC Davis

11/17 at Stanford

11/23 Creighton

11/28 College of Charleston

11/29 TBA

11/30 TBA

12/6 at Notre Dame

12/19 DePaul

12/21 vs. UCLA

12/27 SMU

12/29 Duke

12/31 at East Carolina

1/4 at St. John’s

1/7 Tulsa

1/11 at SMU

1/14 Temple

1/18 USF

1/21 at UCF

1/25 at Cincinnati

1/28 East Carolina

2/1 at Temple

2/3 Cincinnati

2/7 at Memphis

2/9 South Carolina

2/14 Tulane

2/17 Houston

2/21 at Tulsa

2/23 at Tulane

2/28 Memphis

3/2 at USF




2014-15 GAME-BY-STARTERSDate Opponent Guard Guard Forward Forward Center

11/14 at UC Davis

11/17 at Stanford

11/23 Creighton


11/29 TBA

11/30 TBA

12/6 at Notre Dame

12/19 DePaul

12/21 vs. UCLA

12/27 SMU

12/29 Duke


1/4 at St. John’s

1/7 Tulsa

1/11 at SMU

1/14 Temple

1/18 USF

1/21 at UCF

1/25 at Cincinnati

1/28 East Carolina

2/1 at Temple

2/3 Cincinnati

2/7 at Memphis

2/9 South Carolina

2/14 Tulane

2/17 Houston

2/21 at Tulsa

2/23 at Tulane

2/28 Memphis

3/2 at USF




2014-15 SPECIALTY STATS COMPARISONDate Opponent Pts. in the Paint Pts. off TO’s Second Chance Pts. Fast Break Pts. Bench Pts.

11/14 at UC Davis

11/17 at Stanford

11/23 Creighton


11/29 TBA

11/30 TBA

12/6 at Notre Dame

12/19 DePaul

12/21 vs. UCLA

12/27 SMU

12/29 Duke


1/4 at St. John’s

1/7 Tulsa

1/11 at SMU

1/14 Temple

1/18 USF

1/21 at UCF

1/25 at Cincinnati

1/28 East Carolina

2/1 at Temple

2/3 Cincinnati

2/7 at Memphis

2/9 South Carolina

2/14 Tulane

2/17 Houston

2/21 at Tulsa

2/23 at Tulane

2/28 Memphis

3/2 at USF

TOTAL




2014-15 TEAM GAME-BY-GAME COMPARISONGAME FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. O D T PF TP A TO B S11/14 at UC Davisvs. UCONN11/17 at Stanfordvs. UCONN11/23 Creightonvs. UCONN11/28 College of Charlestonvs. UCONN11/29 TBAvs. UCONN11/30 TBAvs. UCONN12/6 at Notre Damevs. UCONN12/19 DePaulvs. UCONN12/21 vs. UCLAvs. UCONN12/27 SMUvs. UCONN12/29 Dukevs. UCONN12/31 at East Carolinavs. UCONN1/4 at St. John’svs. UCONN1/7 Tulsavs. UCONN1/11 at SMUvs. UCONN1/14 Templevs. UCONN1/18 USFvs. UCONN1/21 at UCFvs. UCONN1/25 at Cincinnativs. UCONN1/28 East Carolinavs. UCONN2/1 at Templevs. UCONN2/3 Cincinnativs. UCONN2/7 at Memphisvs. UCONN2/9 South Carolinavs. UCONN2/14 Tulanevs. UCONN2/17 Houstonvs. UCONN2/21 at Tulsavs. UCONN2/23 at Tulanevs. UCONN2/28 Memphisvs. UCONN3/2 at USFvs. UCONN




2013-14 UConn BasketballUConn Combined Team Statistics (as of Apr 22, 2014)

All games

Overall record: 40-0 Conf: 18-0 Home: 18-0 Away: 13-0 Neutral: 9-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg30 STEWART, Breanna 40-40 1221 30.5 291-586 . 4 9 7 48-140 . 3 4 3 147-190 . 7 7 4 92 232 324 8.1 62 0 122 67 110 63 777 19.414 HARTLEY, Bria 40-40 1274 31.9 240-511 . 4 7 0 82-224 . 3 6 6 85-123 . 6 9 1 27 117 144 3.6 59 0 173 83 3 67 647 16.223 M O S Q U E D A - L E W I S , 28-26 817 29.2 139-299 . 4 6 5 66-160 . 4 1 3 30-33 . 9 0 9 51 101 152 5.4 44 0 72 38 5 20 374 13.431 DOLSON, Stefanie 40-40 1292 32.3 207-367 . 5 6 4 8-27 . 2 9 6 76-96 . 7 9 2 84 287 371 9.3 92 0 135 103 93 40 498 12.504 JEFFERSON, Moriah 40-40 1187 29.7 157-273 . 5 7 5 33-79 . 4 1 8 53-69 . 7 6 8 33 103 136 3.4 62 1 195 66 9 106 400 10.003 TUCK, Morgan 8-0 116 14.5 24-49 . 4 9 0 7-17 . 4 1 2 5-9 . 5 5 6 11 8 19 2.4 9 0 8 11 1 4 60 7.512 CHONG, Saniya 39-4 665 17.1 60-143 . 4 2 0 30-93 . 3 2 3 33-40 . 8 2 5 16 53 69 1.8 33 0 60 27 8 24 183 4.741 STOKES, Kiah 39-2 723 18.5 69-115 . 6 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 37-53 . 6 9 8 90 188 278 7.1 57 0 34 36 89 13 175 4.513 BANKS, Brianna 37-8 527 14.2 49-103 . 4 7 6 13-44 . 2 9 5 19-29 . 6 5 5 20 37 57 1.5 42 1 45 27 6 34 130 3.520 LAWLOR, Tierney 31-0 115 3.7 12-29 . 4 1 4 8-19 . 4 2 1 1-4 . 2 5 0 1 10 11 0.4 9 0 3 3 0 2 33 1.111 PULIDO, Briana 28-0 63 2.3 3-12 . 2 5 0 0-2 . 0 0 0 0-2 . 0 0 0 2 7 9 0.3 2 0 3 1 0 2 6 0.2

Team 56 90 146 9Total.......... 40 8000 1251-2487 . 5 0 3 295-805 . 3 6 6 486-648 . 7 5 0 483 1233 1716 42.9 471 2 850 471 324 375 3283 82.1Opponents...... 40 8000 752-2425 . 3 1 0 179-680 . 2 6 3 230-349 . 6 5 9 492 850 1342 33.5 630 - 386 667 90 218 1913 47.8

TEAM STATISTICS UCONN OPPSCORING 3283 1913 Points per game 82.1 47.8 Scoring margin +34.2 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 1251-2487 752-2425 Field goal pct . 5 0 3 . 3 1 03 POINT FG-ATT 295-805 179-680 3-point FG pct . 3 6 6 . 2 6 3 3-pt FG made per game 7.4 4.5FREE THROWS-ATT 486-648 230-349 Free throw pct . 7 5 0 . 6 5 9 F-Throws made per game 12.2 5.8REBOUNDS 1716 1342 Rebounds per game 42.9 33.5 Rebounding margin +9.4 -ASSISTS 850 386 Assists per game 21.3 9.7TURNOVERS 471 667 Turnovers per game 11.8 16.7 Turnover margin +4.9 - Assist/turnover ratio 1.8 0.6STEALS 375 218 Steals per game 9.4 5.5BLOCKS 324 90 Blocks per game 8.1 2.3ATTENDANCE 149625 178118 Home games-Avg/Game 18-8312 13-7438 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 9-9047

Score by Periods 1st 2nd TotalsUConn 1748 1535 3283Opponents 913 1000 1913

Date Opponent Score Att.11/09/13 HARTFORD W 89-34 818611/11/13 #3/3 STANFORD W 76-57 952911/15/13 at #8/7 Maryland W 72-55 1532711/17/13 at #13/15 Penn State W 71-52 819411/20/13 OREGON W 114-68 7961

1 11/22/13 BU W 96-38 66881 11/23/13 MONMOUTH W 100-46 66451 11/24/13 SBU W 88-39 82421 12/01/13 vs Ohio State W 70-49 1134

12/05/13 UC DAVIS W 97-37 81482 12/17/13 at #2/2 Duke W 83-61 93143 12/22/13 vs #22/21 California W 80-47 5468* 12/29/13 CINCINNATI W 67-34 9872* 01/01/14 at UCF W 77-49 3492* 01/04/14 at Memphis W 90-49 6783* 01/07/14 HOUSTON W 90-40 6257* 01/11/14 TEMPLE W 80-36 9274

01/13/14 at #7/7 Baylor W 66-55 9145* 01/19/14 at #21/- Rutgers W 94-64 6480* 01/22/14 MEMPHIS W 83-49 8365* 01/26/14 USF W 81-53 13207* 01/28/14 at Temple W 93-56 2030* 02/01/14 at Cincinnati W 86-29 1491* 02/04/14 SMU W 102-41 7839* 02/09/14 #4/4 LOUISVILLE W 81-64 10167* 02/16/14 at USF W 63-38 6615* 02/19/14 UCF W 83-35 9815* 02/22/14 at Houston W 92-41 1569* 02/25/14 at SMU W 81-48 4091* 03/01/14 #24/- RUTGERS W 72-35 10167* 03/03/14 at #3/3 LOUISVILLE W 68-48 221634 03/08/14 vs Cincinnati W 72-42 73324 03/09/14 vs #24/- Rutgers W 83-57 76354 03/10/14 vs #3/3 Louisville W 72-52 80345 03/23/14 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M W 87-44 50185 03/25/14 SAINT JOSEPH'S W 91-52 42456 03/29/14 vs BYU W 70-51 95856 03/31/14 vs #15/14 Texas A&M W 69-54 71697 04/06/14 vs #6/5 Stanford W 75-56 175487 04/08/14 vs #2/2 Notre Dame W 79-58 17519

1 - 2013 Hall of Fame Women's Challenge2 - 2013 Jimmy V Classic, Durham, N.C.3 - 2013 Maggie Dixon Classic, New York, N.Y.4 - 2014 American Athletic Conference Championship, Uncasville, Conn.5 - 2014 NCAA Tournament First and Second Round, Storrs, Conn.6 - 2014 NCAA Tournament Lincoln Regional, Lincoln, Neb.7 2014 NCAA Final Four Nashville Tenn




2013-14 UConn BasketballUConn Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 04, 2014)

Conference games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 18-0 9-0 9-0 0-0CONFERENCE 18-0 9-0 9-0 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg30 STEWART, Breanna 18-18 543 30.2 142-281 . 5 0 5 25-69 . 3 6 2 47-71 . 6 6 2 41 112 153 8.5 31 0 57 33 51 34 356 19.814 HARTLEY, Bria 18-18 561 31.2 115-230 . 5 0 0 44-104 . 4 2 3 48-60 . 8 0 0 13 49 62 3.4 26 0 65 39 2 37 322 17.923 M O S Q U E D A - L E W I S , 14-14 383 27.4 65-143 . 4 5 5 30-81 . 3 7 0 8-8 1.000 19 57 76 5.4 23 0 45 18 2 11 168 12.031 DOLSON, Stefanie 18-18 572 31.8 85-151 . 5 6 3 2-11 . 1 8 2 36-44 . 8 1 8 35 120 155 8.6 38 0 53 41 43 18 208 11.604 JEFFERSON, Moriah 18-18 529 29.4 63-106 . 5 9 4 15-32 . 4 6 9 32-41 . 7 8 0 13 47 60 3.3 22 1 95 31 5 47 173 9.603 TUCK, Morgan 4-0 57 14.3 13-27 . 4 8 1 3-8 . 3 7 5 2-4 . 5 0 0 7 4 11 2.8 3 0 2 6 1 3 31 7.812 CHONG, Saniya 17-4 343 20.2 30-71 . 4 2 3 13-44 . 2 9 5 16-20 . 8 0 0 10 24 34 2.0 13 0 35 13 4 14 89 5.241 STOKES, Kiah 18-0 337 18.7 31-49 . 6 3 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 14-18 . 7 7 8 38 89 127 7.1 34 0 19 17 40 6 76 4.213 BANKS, Brianna 15-0 209 13.9 18-38 . 4 7 4 2-16 . 1 2 5 12-16 . 7 5 0 4 16 20 1.3 18 1 20 10 2 20 50 3.320 LAWLOR, Tierney 15-0 44 2.9 2-8 . 2 5 0 2-5 . 4 0 0 0-2 . 0 0 0 1 4 5 0.3 5 0 3 1 0 1 6 0.411 PULIDO, Briana 14-0 22 1.6 2-4 . 5 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 2 2 0.1 2 0 1 0 0 1 4 0.3

Team 28 39 67 1Total.......... 18 3600 566-1108 . 5 1 1 136-370 . 3 6 8 215-284 . 7 5 7 209 563 772 42.9 215 2 395 210 150 192 1483 82.4Opponents...... 18 3600 318-1099 . 2 8 9 75-286 . 2 6 2 98-153 . 6 4 1 245 369 614 34.1 284 - 160 316 35 93 809 44.9

TEAM STATISTICS UCONN OPPSCORING 1483 809 Points per game 82.4 44.9 Scoring margin +37.4 -FIELD GOALS-ATT 566-1108 318-1099 Field goal pct . 5 1 1 . 2 8 93 POINT FG-ATT 136-370 75-286 3-point FG pct . 3 6 8 . 2 6 2 3-pt FG made per game 7.6 4.2FREE THROWS-ATT 215-284 98-153 Free throw pct . 7 5 7 . 6 4 1 F-Throws made per game 11.9 5.4REBOUNDS 772 614 Rebounds per game 42.9 34.1 Rebounding margin +8.8 -ASSISTS 395 160 Assists per game 21.9 8.9TURNOVERS 210 316 Turnovers per game 11.7 17.6 Turnover margin +5.9 - Assist/turnover ratio 1.9 0.5STEALS 192 93 Steals per game 10.7 5.2BLOCKS 150 35 Blocks per game 8.3 1.9ATTENDANCE 84963 54714 Home games-Avg/Game 9-9440 9-6079 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0

Score by Periods 1st 2nd TotalsUConn 778 705 1483

Date Opponent Score Att.* 12/29/13 CINCINNATI W 67-34 9872* 01/01/14 at UCF W 77-49 3492* 01/04/14 at Memphis W 90-49 6783* 01/07/14 HOUSTON W 90-40 6257* 01/11/14 TEMPLE W 80-36 9274* 01/19/14 at #21/- Rutgers W 94-64 6480* 01/22/14 MEMPHIS W 83-49 8365* 01/26/14 USF W 81-53 13207* 01/28/14 at Temple W 93-56 2030* 02/01/14 at Cincinnati W 86-29 1491* 02/04/14 SMU W 102-41 7839* 02/09/14 #4/4 LOUISVILLE W 81-64 10167* 02/16/14 at USF W 63-38 6615* 02/19/14 UCF W 83-35 9815* 02/22/14 at Houston W 92-41 1569* 02/25/14 at SMU W 81-48 4091* 03/01/14 #24/- RUTGERS W 72-35 10167* 03/03/14 at #3/3 LOUISVILLE W 68-48 22163

1 - 2013 Hall of Fame Women's Challenge2 - 2013 Jimmy V Classic, Durham, N.C.3 - 2013 Maggie Dixon Classic, New York, N.Y.* = Conference game




2013-14 UConn BasketballUConn Team High/Low Analysis (as of Oct 29, 2014)

All games

UConn - TEAM GAME HIGHS

POINTS 114 OREGON (11/20/13)102 SMU (02/04/14)100 MONMOUTH (11/23/13)97 UC DAVIS (12/05/13)96 BU (11/22/13)

FIELD GOALS MADE 44 OREGON (11/20/13)40 SMU (02/04/14)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 73 vs #2/2 Notre Dame (04/08/14)69 at #21/- Rutgers (01/19/14)69 vs #22/21 California (12/22/13)69 OREGON (11/20/13)69 at #8/7 Maryland (11/15/13)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .640 (32-50) at Houston (02/22/14).638 (44-69) OREGON (11/20/13)

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 14 USF (01/26/14)13 vs #24/- Rutgers (03/09/14)

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 28 #3/3 STANFORD (11/11/13)25 USF (01/26/14)25 CINCINNATI (12/29/13)

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .600 (12-20) SMU (02/04/14).591 (13-22) vs #24/- Rutgers (03/09/14)

FREE THROWS MADE 22 at Houston (02/22/14)22 at Memphis (01/04/14)22 OREGON (11/20/13)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 31 at Houston (02/22/14)25 MONMOUTH (11/23/13)25 OREGON (11/20/13)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .941 (16-17) vs Cincinnati (03/08/14).917 (22-24) at Memphis (01/04/14).917 (11-12) SAINT JOSEPH'S (03/25/14)

REBOUNDS 56 OREGON (11/20/13)54 vs #2/2 Notre Dame (04/08/14)54 HOUSTON (01/07/14)

ASSISTS 31 SMU (02/04/14)31 at Temple (01/28/14)

STEALS 21 TEMPLE (01/11/14)20 MEMPHIS (01/22/14)

BLOCKED SHOTS 17 HOUSTON (01/07/14)14 SMU (02/04/14)14 TEMPLE (01/11/14)

TURNOVERS 18 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M (03/23/14)17 at #13/15 Penn State (11/17/13)

FOULS 19 #3/3 STANFORD (11/11/13)16 #4/4 LOUISVILLE (02/09/14)

2013-14 UConn BasketballUConn High/Low Analysis (as of Oct 29, 2014)

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UConn - GAME LOWS

POINTS 63 at USF (02/16/14)66 at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)67 CINCINNATI (12/29/13)68 at #3/3 LOUISVILLE (03/03/14)69 vs #15/14 Texas A&M (03/31/14)

FIELD GOALS MADE 22 at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)22 at USF (02/16/14)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 47 at USF (02/16/14)50 at Houston (02/22/14)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .367 (22-60) at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14).394 (26-66) vs BYU (03/29/14)

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 3 vs BYU (03/29/14)4 OREGON (11/20/13)4 at UCF (01/01/14)4 vs Cincinnati (03/08/14)4 vs #3/3 STANFORD (04/06/14)4 vs #2/2 Notre Dame (04/08/14)

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 11 HARTFORD (11/09/13)14 at USF (02/16/14)14 at Houston (02/22/14)

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .158 (3-19) vs BYU (03/29/14).200 (5-25) CINCINNATI (12/29/13)

FREE THROWS MADE 4 vs #24/- Rutgers (03/09/14)6 at Cincinnati (02/01/14)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 5 vs #24/- Rutgers (03/09/14)8 USF (01/26/14)8 at Cincinnati (02/01/14)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .467 (7-15) vs #2/2 Notre Dame (04/08/14).583 (7-12) SBU (11/24/13)

REBOUNDS 33 MEMPHIS (01/22/14)35 HARTFORD (11/09/13)35 at Cincinnati (02/01/14)35 vs Cincinnati (03/08/14)35 vs #3/3 STANFORD (04/06/14)

ASSISTS 10 CINCINNATI (12/29/13)12 vs Cincinnati (03/08/14)

STEALS 4 at USF (02/16/14)5 vs #22/21 California (12/22/13)5 at #21/- Rutgers (01/19/14)5 vs #3/3 Louisville (03/10/14)5 SAINT JOSEPH'S (03/25/14)5 vs #15/14 Texas A&M (03/31/14)5 vs #2/2 Notre Dame (04/08/14)

BLOCKED SHOTS 3 #24/- RUTGERS (03/01/14)4 UC DAVIS (12/05/13)4 #4/4 LOUISVILLE (02/09/14)

TURNOVERS 5 SBU (11/24/13)5 USF (01/26/14)

FOULS 5 BU (11/22/13)7 UC DAVIS (12/05/13)7 HOUSTON (01/07/14)7 #24/- RUTGERS (03/01/14)


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Opponent - GAME HIGHS

POINTS 68 OREGON (11/20/13)64 #4/4 LOUISVILLE (02/09/14)64 at #21/- Rutgers (01/19/14)61 at #2/2 Duke (12/17/13)58 vs #2/2 Notre Dame (04/08/14)

FIELD GOALS MADE 27 at #21/- Rutgers (01/19/14)27 at #2/2 Duke (12/17/13)27 OREGON (11/20/13)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 88 OREGON (11/20/13)70 UCF (02/19/14)70 SMU (02/04/14)70 HOUSTON (01/07/14)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .435 (27-62) at #21/- Rutgers (01/19/14).415 (27-65) at #2/2 Duke (12/17/13)

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 9 vs #3/3 Louisville (03/10/14)7 at SMU (02/25/14)7 HOUSTON (01/07/14)7 at Memphis (01/04/14)7 at UCF (01/01/14)7 BU (11/22/13)7 OREGON (11/20/13)

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 29 vs #3/3 Louisville (03/10/14)29 UC DAVIS (12/05/13)

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .500 (3-6) vs Ohio State (12/01/13).400 (4-10) USF (01/26/14)

FREE THROWS MADE 14 at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)12 #3/3 STANFORD (11/11/13)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 18 at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)18 #3/3 STANFORD (11/11/13)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.000 (3-3) vs #3/3 Louisville (03/10/14)1.000 (2-2) SAINT JOSEPH'S (03/25/14)

REBOUNDS 42 UCF (02/19/14)42 TEMPLE (01/11/14)42 #3/3 STANFORD (11/11/13)

ASSISTS 17 #4/4 LOUISVILLE (02/09/14)15 vs #2/2 Notre Dame (04/08/14)15 at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)15 at #8/7 Maryland (11/15/13)

STEALS 11 at Temple (01/28/14)11 vs #22/21 California (12/22/13)11 at #13/15 Penn State (11/17/13)


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POINTS 29 at Cincinnati (02/01/14)34 HARTFORD (11/09/13)34 CINCINNATI (12/29/13)35 UCF (02/19/14)35 #24/- RUTGERS (03/01/14)

FIELD GOALS MADE 11 at Cincinnati (02/01/14)12 HARTFORD (11/09/13)12 UCF (02/19/14)

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 44 HARTFORD (11/09/13)45 UC DAVIS (12/05/13)

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .171 (12-70) UCF (02/19/14).200 (14-70) SMU (02/04/14)

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 0 #24/- RUTGERS (03/01/14)0 vs #24/- Rutgers (03/09/14)

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 0 vs #24/- Rutgers (03/09/14)3 at #21/- Rutgers (01/19/14)

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .000 (0-0) vs #24/- Rutgers (03/09/14).000 (0-5) #24/- RUTGERS (03/01/14)

FREE THROWS MADE 2 at UCF (01/01/14)2 at Memphis (01/04/14)2 SAINT JOSEPH'S (03/25/14)

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 2 SAINT JOSEPH'S (03/25/14)3 vs #3/3 Louisville (03/10/14)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .333 (2-6) at UCF (01/01/14).364 (4-11) CINCINNATI (12/29/13)

REBOUNDS 22 HARTFORD (11/09/13)23 SAINT JOSEPH'S (03/25/14)

ASSISTS 3 at Houston (02/22/14)5 HARTFORD (11/09/13)5 SMU (02/04/14)5 #24/- RUTGERS (03/01/14)5 at #3/3 LOUISVILLE (03/03/14)

STEALS 1 USF (01/26/14)2 HARTFORD (11/09/13)2 at #8/7 Maryland (11/15/13)2 CINCINNATI (12/29/13)2 at UCF (01/01/14)2 at Memphis (01/04/14)

BLOCKED SHOTS 0 at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)0 at Temple (01/28/14)0 vs Cincinnati (03/08/14)

TURNOVERS 6 SAINT JOSEPH'S (03/25/14)9 vs #15/14 Texas A&M (03/31/14)

FOULS 11 at #8/7 Maryland (11/15/13)11 at Temple (01/28/14)11 vs Cincinnati (03/08/14)11 vs #24/- Rutgers (03/09/14)




2013-14 UConn BasketballUConn Player High/Low Analysis (as of Oct 29, 2014)

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UConn - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Points 37 STEWART, Breanna at Temple (01/28/14)30 HARTLEY, Bria at #21/- Rutgers (01/19/14)29 STEWART, Breanna vs USF (01/26/14)29 STEWART, Breanna vs #22/21 California (12/22/13)29 HARTLEY, Bria at #13/15 Penn State (11/17/13)

Field Goals Made 15 STEWART, Breanna at Temple (01/28/14)12 STEWART, Breanna vs #22/21 California (12/22/13)

Field Goal Att. 21 STEWART, Breanna at #3/3 LOUISVILLE (03/03/14)21 STEWART, Breanna at SMU (02/25/14)21 STEWART, Breanna vs UCF (02/19/14)21 STEWART, Breanna vs USF (01/26/14)21 HARTLEY, Bria at #8/7 Maryland (11/15/13)

FG Pct (min 7 made) 1.000 (8-8) DOLSON, Stefanie at Houston (02/22/14).909 (10-11) DOLSON, Stefanie vs Oregon (11/20/13)

3-Point FG Made 7 MOSQUEDA-LEWIS, K. at #2/2 Duke (12/17/13)6 HARTLEY, Bria vs USF (01/26/14)6 HARTLEY, Bria at #21/- Rutgers (01/19/14)

3-Point FG Att. 11 MOSQUEDA-LEWIS, K. at #2/2 Duke (12/17/13)11 HARTLEY, Bria at #8/7 Maryland (11/15/13)

3-Pt FG Pct (min 3 made) 1.000 (5-5) HARTLEY, Bria vs UC Davis (12/05/13)1.000 (3-3) BANKS, Brianna vs Monmouth (11/23/13)1.000 (3-3) JEFFERSON, Moriah vs Monmouth (11/23/13)

Free Throws Made 10 STEWART, Breanna at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)9 STEWART, Breanna vs #3/3 STANFORD (04/06/14)9 STEWART, Breanna vs Cincinnati (03/08/14)

Free Throw Att. 11 STEWART, Breanna vs #3/3 STANFORD (04/06/14)10 HARTLEY, Bria at Houston (02/22/14)10 STEWART, Breanna at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)

FT Pct (min 7 made) 1.000 (10-10) STEWART, Breanna at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)1.000 (9-9) STEWART, Breanna vs Cincinnati (03/08/14)1.000 (8-8) STEWART, Breanna vs Oregon (11/20/13)

Rebounds 18 STOKES, Kiah vs Temple (01/11/14)16 DOLSON, Stefanie vs #2/2 Notre Dame (04/08/14)16 DOLSON, Stefanie vs #3/3 Louisville (03/10/14)

Assists 12 JEFFERSON, Moriah at Temple (01/28/14)11 HARTLEY, Bria at Temple (01/28/14)11 DOLSON, Stefanie vs Oregon (11/20/13)

Steals 9 JEFFERSON, Moriah vs Memphis (01/22/14)6 HARTLEY, Bria at Cincinnati (02/01/14)

Blocked Shots 8 DOLSON, Stefanie vs #15/14 Texas A&M (03/31/14)7 STEWART, Breanna vs UCF (02/19/14)7 DOLSON, Stefanie vs Temple (01/11/14)7 DOLSON, Stefanie vs Houston (01/07/14)

Turnovers 8 DOLSON, Stefanie vs Ohio State (12/01/13)6 STEWART, Breanna at Houston (02/22/14)6 DOLSON, Stefanie at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)6 STEWART, Breanna at #2/2 Duke (12/17/13)6 JEFFERSON, Moriah vs Oregon (11/20/13)

Fouls 5 JEFFERSON, Moriah at #3/3 LOUISVILLE (03/03/14)5 BANKS, Brianna at SMU (02/25/14)

2013-14 UConn BasketballUConn Opponent High/Low Analysis (as of Oct 29, 2014)

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OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Points 28 JACKSON, Briahanna at UCF (01/01/14)27 Rowe, Chrishae vs Oregon (11/20/13)23 WILLIAMS, Courtney vs USF (01/26/14)22 SCAIFE, Tyler at #21/- Rutgers (01/19/14)22 Orrange, Amber vs #3/3 STANFORD (11/11/13)

Field Goals Made 12 Rowe, Chrishae vs Oregon (11/20/13)11 WILLIAMS, Courtney vs USF (01/26/14)11 JACKSON, Briahanna at UCF (01/01/14)

Field Goal Att. 27 Rowe, Chrishae vs Oregon (11/20/13)25 SCHIMMEL, Shoni vs #3/3 Louisville (03/10/14)25 WILLIAMS, Courtney vs USF (01/26/14)25 Sims, Odyssey at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)

FG Pct (min 7 made) .636 (7-11) CANTY, Briyona vs #24/- Rutgers (03/09/14).588 (10-17) SCAIFE, Tyler at #21/- Rutgers (01/19/14)

3-Point FG Made 6 JACKSON, Briahanna at UCF (01/01/14)5 HEARN, Ariel at Memphis (01/04/14)

3-Point FG Att. 16 SCHIMMEL, Shoni vs #3/3 Louisville (03/10/14)12 HEARN, Ariel at Memphis (01/04/14)

3-Pt FG Pct (min 3 made) .750 (3-4) Delgado, Amanda vs Oregon (11/20/13).600 (6-10) JACKSON, Briahanna at UCF (01/01/14).600 (3-5) GIBBS, Tia at #3/3 LOUISVILLE (03/03/14).600 (3-5) Robertson, Makenzie at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14).600 (3-5) Katie Rutan at #8/7 Maryland (11/15/13)

Free Throws Made 10 Sims, Odyssey at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)6 COPPER, Kahleah at #21/- Rutgers (01/19/14)

Free Throw Att. 10 Sims, Odyssey at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)9 COPPER, Kahleah at #21/- Rutgers (01/19/14)

FT Pct (min 7 made) 1.000 (10-10) Sims, Odyssey at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)Rebounds 17 Davis, Nina at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)

14 Alyssa Thomas at #8/7 Maryland (11/15/13)Assists 6 CLOUD, Natasha vs Saint Joseph's (03/25/14)

6 Johnson, Niya at #7/7 Baylor (01/13/14)Steals 6 BOYD, BRITTANY vs #22/21 California (12/22/13)

5 Lucas, Maggie at #13/15 Penn State (11/17/13)Blocked Shots 6 HAMSON, Jennifer vs BYU (03/29/14)

4 East, Talia at #13/15 Penn State (11/17/13)Turnovers 11 FUQUA-BEY, Asianna vs Memphis (01/22/14)

8 FITZGERALD, Feyonda vs Temple (01/11/14)8 WILDER-COCHRAN, Brei at Memphis (01/04/14)8 JACKSON, Briahanna at UCF (01/01/14)

Fouls 5 SLAUGHTER, Antonita vs #3/3 Louisville (03/10/14)5 MCDONALD, Akila at USF (02/16/14)5 Moore, Darryce vs Ohio State (12/01/13)5 Mitchell, Christina vs Monmouth (11/23/13)5 Loper, Katelyn vs Oregon (11/20/13)5 Ogwumike, Chiney vs #3/3 STANFORD (11/11/13)

2014-15 UCONN WOMEN’S BASKETBALLNiNe-Time NaTioNal champioNs

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2014-15 game notes | uConnhuskies.com

aT FiRsT GlaNce Only the fifth UConn sophomore to be selected to the WBCA All-America Team, Mosqueda-Lewis’ junior year was tempered by injuries, which forced her to miss 12 games (eight from an ulnar nerve contusion and four due to mononucleosis) ... Recovered and put together a vintage postseason performance, which included the first triple-double by a Husky in NCAA Tournament play, recognition as the Lincoln Regional MOP and spots on the All-NCAA Tournament and All-American Conference Tournament teams. The 2012-13 Associated Press Second Team All-American was selected as an Honorable Mention pick by the AP in 2013-14 ... Enters her senior year in 16th place on UConn’s all-time scoring list at 1,613 career points, third in 3-point field goal percentage at 43.1 percent and fifth with 277 3-point field goals made ... The Anaheim Hills, Calif. native is also ninth all-time with a 15.5 points per game scoring average and second in free throw percentage at 87.0 percent ... The 2012-13 All-BIG EAST First Team selection led UConn in scoring during her freshman and sophomore years and established a new school single-season 3-point field goals made record by burying 118 in 2012-13 ... The record eclipsed Wendy Davis previous record, which had stood for 21 years ... Scored the second-most points of any UConn freshman in 2011-12 and did the same among

sophomores by netting 670 points in 2012-13 ... A member of the 2013 All-NCAA Tournament and 2013 All-Bridgeport Regional Teams, Mosqueda-Lewis was the 12th Husky to be selected as the Big East Rookie of the Year i

2014-15 SeaSon • Scored 17 points on 7-of-12 shooting against West Chester in the Huskies’ exhibition opener on Nov. 2.

2013-14 SeaSon • Threw down 12 points in the season-opener against Hartford. Knocked down both of her attempts from behind the arc, going 5-for-7 from the floor. Also snatched two rebounds and rounded out her evening with an assist, a block, and a steal.• Scored double-digit points in 19 games, including the final 10. • Recorded the Huskies’ third-ever triple-double with a 20-point, 10-rebound, 10-assist effort against Saint Joseph’s in the NCAA Second Round. • Averaged 14.7 points and shot 47.4 percent during the American Athletic Conference Tournament, en route to an All-tournament selection. • Sported stellar averages of 17.0 points, 8.3 rebounds and 3.9 assists during UConn’s six-game run through the NCAA Tournament. • Missed 12 total games due to injury• Scored a season-best 21 points on 7-of-11 shooting from beyond the arc in UConn’s victory over Duke on Dec. 17. • Recorded four double-double efforts, including a 20-point, 10-rebound showing against Prairie View A&M in the NCAA First Round. • Tallied 18 points in UConn’s dominant 79-58 victory over Notre Dame in the NCAA National Champion-ship game (April 8). • Notched four double-digit rebounding games, including two in the NCAA Tournament (Prairie View A&M, Saint Joseph’s).

2012-13 SeaSon • 2012-13 Double Figure Performances: 31 | 2012-13 20-Plus Performances: 11 | 2012-13 30-Plus Performances: One • Mosqueda-Lewis led the Huskies with a new career-high five steals against College of Charleston, totaled four assists and was second on the team with 19 points after hitting five three’s. • Recorded double-digits for the fifth consecutive game going 5-for-8 from the field to total 15 points against No. 12 Purdue. • In a season-high 35 minutes, Mosqueda-Lewis registered a team-best 25 points against No. 10 Penn State going 8-for-13 from the field, 4-for-7 from behind the arc and a perfect 5-for-5 from the foul line. • Went 5-for-6 from the three en route to notching 21 points at Hartford, while tallying four assists. • Led the Huskies to a victory at No. 1 Stanford with a team-best 19 points. Mosqueda-Lewis also grabbed siax boards.• Was one of two Huskies to lead the team with 17 points against No. 5 Notre Dame as she added eight rebounds in 26 minutes of action. • Tied her career-high of six made 3-pointers en route to matching her season-best of 25 points and leading the team in rebounding (9) and steals (4). • Led the team with 21 points against No. 4 Duke and had six rebounds. • Was one of two Huskies to lead the team with 14 points against Syracuse in the BIG EAST Semifinal. • Led the Huskies with 22 points against Idaho in the NCAA First Round. She added six rebounds and three steals.• Mosqueda-Lewis has grabbed five or more rebounds in 27 contests. In 18 of these 27 games the Huskies have brought in seven or more rebounds than their opponents. • Mosqueda-Lewis has shot 50 percent or higher from the three in 21 out of 37 games played. In all but two of these games the Huskies have shot at least eight percent higher from behind the arc than their opponents.

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caReeR hiGhliGhTs• 2014-15 Preseason All-Conference First Team • 2013-14 The American All-Tournament Team• 2013-14 NCAA Lincoln Regional MOP• 2013-14 All-American Conference Second Team• 2013-14 Preaseason Wade Watch List• 2013-14 Preseason Wooden Award Watch List• 2013-14 Preseason All-Conference Team• 2012-13 Bridgeport All-Region Team • 2012-13 All-BIG EAST First Team• 2012-13 Wooden Award Final Ballot Pick• 2012-13 Wade Trophy, Naismith Trophy and • 2012-13 Preseason Naismith Award Watch List• 2011-12 BIG EAST Tournament MOP• 2011-12 BIG EAST Freshman of the Year• 2011-12 BIG EAST All-Tournament Team• 2011-12 BIG EAST Sixth Man of the Year• 2011-12 All-BIG EAST Second Team• 2011-12 BIG EAST All-Freshman Team

Individual Career History

MOSQUEDA-LEWIS, K.

Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2011-12 38-1 1073/28.2 203-470 . 4 3 2 93-242 . 3 8 4 70-84 . 8 3 3 66 140 206 5.4 66 0 64 56 20 47 569 15.02012-13 38-38 1146/30.2 242-458 . 5 2 8 118-240 . 4 9 2 68-76 . 8 9 5 85 155 240 6.3 62 1 89 58 12 57 670 17.62013-14 28-26 817/29.2 139-299 . 4 6 5 66-160 . 4 1 3 30-33 . 9 0 9 51 101 152 5.4 44 0 72 38 5 20 374 13.4TOTAL 104-65 3036/29.2 584-1227 . 4 7 6 277-642 . 4 3 1 168-193 . 8 7 0 202 396 598 5.8 172 1 225 152 37 124 1613 15.5




aT FiRsT GlaNce A member of the 2013-14 All-American Athletic Conference Second Team, Stokes enters her senior season eighth on UConn’s all-time blocked shots list with 178 career rejections ... Has shot at a 61.2 percent clip from the field in her career and needs 31 more made field goals to surpass the minimum needed for requirement. The 61.2 percent mark would be third on UConn’s all-time field goal percentage list ... Her 278 rebounds in 2013-14 were the sixth-most ever pulled down by a UConn junior while her 89 rejections was the third-highest total by a Husky junior ... A member of the 2011-12 Big East All-Freshman Team.

2014-15 SeaSon • Nearly tallied a triple-double (13 points, 12 rebounds, seven blocks) against West Chester in UConn’s exhibition opener (Nov. 2).

2013-14 SeaSon • Chipped in two points and eight boards against No. 8 Maryland.• Scored a career-high 19 points on 9-of-11 shooting against SBU on Nov. 24, also pulling down eight rebounds in the wintime in program hist• Recorded 18 total rebounds (seven offensive, 11 defensive) against Temple on Jan. 11 in 28 minutes of action. • Snared at least seven rebounds in four of UConn’s six NCAA Tournament games, including 10 against Prairie View A&M on March 23. • Notched at least seven rebounds in 21 of her 39 games. • Scored nine points on a perfect 4-of-4 shooting against Stanford in the Huskies’ Final Four contest, also ripping down four boards. • Was one of three Huskies with at least 85 blocks, rejecting 89 shots in 723 minutes (0.12 blocks/min). • Made a career-best six free throws against No. 3 Stanford on Nov. 11. • Pulled down 278 total rebounds which marks the sixth-highest UConn single-season total.

2012-13 SeaSon • 2012-13 Double-Figure Performances: One• Two was the number for Stokes against College of Charleston as she finished with two rebounds, two points, two assists and two blocks. • Stokes led the Husky defense with a team-best seven rebounds and three blocks at No. 16 Texas A&M. • In 12 minutes of action, Stokes scored two points and brought in three rebounds versus Marist. • Stokes scored six points, grabbed five rebounds and denied three shots against No. 12 Purdue. • In 12 minutes of play against Louisville, Stokes brought in six rebounds and led the team with three blocks. • Stokes scored three points and had four rebounds at Cincinnati. • Stokes had her first career start at St. John’s where she scored seven points, brought in four rebounds and denied two shots. • In a season-high 20 minutes against Marquette, Stokes pulled down seven boards, had two assists and recorded three blocks. • In 15 minutes of action, Stokes set season-highs in points (8) and rebounds (8) as she went three-for-three from the floor. • Stokes went 3-of-4 from the charity stripe en route to scoring seven points at Providence and pulled in four rebounds. • In just five minutes of action against Seton Hall, Stokes went 3-for-3 from the floor scoring six points. • Stokes went 4-for-5 from the foul line en route to six points at USF where she also had four rebounds and three blocks. • Kiah had a career outing against Idaho in the NCAA First Round where she registered her second career double-double with a career-best 14 points and season-high 11 rebounds. Stokes also was one of two Huskies to lead the team with three blocks. • Grabbed six rebounds, dished out two assists and scored two points against Vanderbilt in the NCAA Second Round. • Stokes has registered three or more blocks in eight contests. In these games the Huskies have denied four or more shots than their opponents.

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caReeR hiGhliGhTs• 2014-15 Preseason All-Conference Second Team• 2013-14 American Conference Second Team• 2011-12 BIG EAST All-Freshman Team




aT FiRsT GlaNce Honored as the Final Four Most Outstanding Player after leading the Huskies to the 2013 and 2014 National Championships and joined Diana Taurasi as the only Huskies to earn Final Four MOP honors twice ... Selected as the 2013-14 National Player of the Year by the Associated Press, the Atlanta Tip-Off Club (Naismith Trophy), the United States Basketball Writers Association and the Honda Sports Award ... The North Syracuse, N.Y. native scored 777 points in 2013-14 en route to being selected as a consensus First Team All-American. The 777 points rank second in UConn single-season history and was the most tallied by a UConn sophomore ... Selected as the 2013-14 American Athletic Conference Player of the Year to become the 12th Husky all-time to be honored as the conference Player of the Year ... Earned 2014 American Confer-ence Tournament Most Outstanding honors, marking the 19th time a Husky has been so honored ... Established a new single-season school record with 147 free throws made during her sophomore year ... Only the third UConn freshman, along with Maya

Moore in 2008 and Diana Taurasi in 2001, to be selected as the NCAA Regional Most Outstanding Player. Also joins Diana Taurasi (2003 and 2004) and Maya Moore (2010) as the only Huskies to be selected as the NCAA Regional and Final Four Most Outstanding Player in the same season ... Scored 169 points in her first 10 games to establish a new UConn record for most points scored by a player in her first 10 games ... A member of the 2012-13 All-Freshman and 2013 All-BIG EAST Tournament teams while also garnering All-BIG EAST Honorable Mention accolades ... Her 497 points during her freshman year are the fourth-most ever scored by a UConn freshman and her 74 blocks are third all-time amongst Husky freshman ... Enters 2014-15 in 32nd place on UConn’s all-time scoring list at 1,274 career points ... Finished the season ranked sixth on UConn’s all-time blocked shots list with 184 career rejections.

2014-15 SeaSon • Was one of six Huskies to score double-digit points (16) against West Chester on Nov. 2.

2013-14 SeaSon • Led the Huskies with 26 points against No. 8 Maryland, making 9-of-16 shots and 5-of-6 free throws. Also grabbed 7 rebounds and chipped in two blocks and a steal.• Scored a career-high 37 points in UConn’s 93-56 victory over Temple (Jan. 11). • Was one of four Huskies with at least 100 assists (122). • Averaged 21.3 points and 7.0 rebounds in the American Athletic Conference Championship and was selected as the event’s Most Outstanding Player. • Recorded double-figure points in 38 of UConn’s 40 games, including 31 straight. • Tallied 20 points or more on 21 occasions. • Set a new school record with 147 free throws made and also led the team with 190 attempts. • Scored a total of 777 points, which is the second most in UConn single-season history and most by a Husky sophomore. • Averaged 18.0 points on 48.8 percent shooting during UConn’s six-game run through the NCAA Tournament en route to being named the Final Four Most Outstanding Player for the second consecutive season. • Led the team in scoring on 22 occasions and recorded the most blocks 17 times. • Recorded 21 points on 10-of-15 shooting in UConn’s 79-58 victory over Notre Dame in the NCAA National Championship game on April 8. • Scored at least 13 points in each of UConn’s six NCAA Tournament contests, registering two double-doubles. • Sank a season-high five three-point FGs on her way to 29 points against USF on Jan. 26.

2012-13 SeaSon• 2012-13 Double Figure Performances: 26 | 2012-13 20-Plus Performances: Nine• Became only the third freshman to be crowned the Paradise Jam Tournament MVP. • Stewart had a tremendous collegiate debut leading the Huskies with 21 points as she went 8-for-11 from the field and was a perfect 5-for-5 from the charity stripe. Ad-ditionally, she pulled down five rebounds, blocked a shot and had four steals. • Stewart led the Huskies and registered a 20-plus performance for the second time in three games as she scored 20 points against Wake Forest. Stewart also tallied six rebounds. • Stewart registered her first collegiate double-double leading the team in both rebounds and points with 10 and 20, respectively. • Once again led the team in points with 17, while denying three shots and registering a new career-high four assists against Purdue. • In 29 minutes against Oakland, Stewart recorded her second double-double and set several career-highs with 10 made field goals, eight offensive rebounds and 13 total rebounds. She tied her career-high of 21 points. • Scored a career-high 27 points in only 25 minutes of action at Hartford. Stewart went 9-for-13 from the field and was a perfect 7-of-7 from the charity stripe. She added seven rebounds with a career-best seven defensive rebounds. • Was perfect from the free throw line going 5-for-5 at No. 1 Stanford en route to scoring nine points, while adding six rebounds. • Scored 10 points, brought in nine rebounds and recorded a team-best and career-high six blocks against No. 5 Notre Dame. • Registered her third career double-double with 12 points and a team-high 13 rebounds at Georgetown. • Scored 16 points against Notre Dame in the BIG EAST Final as she went 7-of-14 from the floor.• In her NCAA Tournament debut, Stewart registered 14 points, five rebounds, three steals and a team-high three blocks.

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BreannaSTEWArT6-4 • Juniorforward • #30SyracuSe, n.y.cicero north


STEWART, Breanna

Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2012-13 36-14 854/23.7 191-376 . 5 0 8 28-84 . 3 3 3 87-112 . 7 7 7 78 151 229 6.4 56 0 35 54 74 41 497 13.82013-14 40-40 1221/30.5 291-586 . 4 9 7 48-140 . 3 4 3 147-190 . 7 7 4 92 232 324 8.1 62 0 122 67 110 63 777 19.4TOTAL 76-54 2075/27.3 482-962 . 5 0 1 76-224 . 3 3 9 234-302 . 7 7 5 170 383 553 7.3 118 0 157 121 184 104 1274 16.8

caReeR hiGhliGhTs• 2014-15 American Athletic Conference Preseason Player of the Year• 2014-15 Preseason All-Conference First Team • 2013-14 Associated Press Player of the Year• 2013-14 Naismith Trophy Winner• 2013-14 USBWA Player of the Year• 2013-14 Honda Sports Award Winner• 2013-14 espnW Player of the Year• 2013-14 Consensus First Team All-American• 2013-14 The American Player of the Year• 2013-14 Final Four Most Outstanding Performer• 2013-14 Wooden Award Watch List• 2012-13 Bridgeport Region Most Outstanding Player• 2013 Final Four Most Oustanding Performer




aT FiRsT GlaNce After being named to the Big East All-Rookie Team in 2013, Jefferson put together an even better sophomore season ... Led the team with 195 assists, which marked the fifth-highest single-season total in UConn history ... Also became just the fourth Husky all-time to record 100 thefts in a season ... Her 195 helpers marked the second-most ever dished-out by a sophomore. Only Diana Taurasi (208 in 2001-02) posted more assists during her sophomore year ... The 106 steals were the most ever registered by a UConn sophomore ... Selected as a finalist for the Nancy Lieberman Award, which honors the na-tion’s top point guard. Earned a spot on the 2013-14 All-Amer-

ican Conference First Team after leading the league in field goal percentage (57.5), assists per game (4.9) and assist-to-turnover ratio (3.0-1.0).

2014-15 SeaSon • Notched a team-best 19 points with five steals against West Chester on Nov. 2.

2013-14 SeaSon• Started in all 40 games for the Huskies, averaing 10.0 points/gm. • Led the conference with 4.9 assists per game; recorded six of more assists 16 times.• Posted a league-best 57.5 field goal percentage.• Scored a career-high 18 points on 6-of-9 shooting against Louisville on March 3.• Dropped 15 points against No. 8 Maryland, shooting 7-of-11 in the 35 minutes. • Scored 61 points against only seven turnovers during UConn’s six-game run through the NCAA Tournament.• Connected for 33 three-pointers on 41.8 percent shooting.• Was just two rebounds and two points shy of a triple-double in UConn’s win over USF on Feb. 16• Led the Huskies in assists during a team-high 18 games. • Notched a career-best 12 assists against Temple on Jan. 28.• Scored 10 points and dished out four assists in the Huskies’ Final Four tilt with Stanford• Tallied 13 points on 4-of-8 shooting against No. 7 Baylor on Jan. 13

2012-13 SeaSon • 2012-13 Double Figure Performances: Eight• Scored four points in her college debut, pulled down four rebounds and dished out five assists. • Finished with four points after going 4-for-4 from the charity stripe at No. 16 Texas A&M. • Jefferson pulled down three rebounds and had one assist against Wake Forest. • Recorded a career-high 10 points and finished with three steals. • Tallied five points, two rebounds and two assists against No. 12 Purdue. • Jefferson totaled seven points, three assists and a career-high four steals against Colgate. • Scored four points and two steals against No. 10 Penn State. • Tied her career-high 10 points at Oregon, while adding two assists and two steals.• Jefferson exploded for nine points, a career-high six rebounds and a team-best seven steals in UConn’s victory at Georgetown. • Played a career-high 30 minutes at Marquette as she scored four points, had two assists and four steals. • In just 23 minutes of action, Jefferson registered a career-high 13 points as she went 6-of-7 from the field, while leading the team with five steals. • Jefferson scored 10 points at Rutgers where she matched her career-high 30 minutes. Moriah was one of two Huskies to lead the team with five rebounds.

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Moriah JEffErSON5-7 • Juniorguard • #4glen heightS, texaS


JEFFERSON, Moriah


caReeR hiGhliGhTs• 2014-15 Preseason All-Conference First Team• 2013-14 All-American Conference First Team• 2012-13 BIG EAST All-Freshman Team • 2012-13 BIG EAST All-Freshman Team




aT FiRsT GlaNceReturns to the team for her second season... Played in 39 of UConn’s 40 games in 2013-14 and earned four start-ing assignments ... Averaged 4.7 points 2.2 assists and only 0.7 turnovers per contest in her rookie season, which earned her a spot on the American Athletic Conference All-Freshman Team ... Scored in double-figures five times, including a career-high 17 points in the win over UCF (Feb. 19). Chong also recorded her first-career double-double against the Knights, pairing up her 17-point performance with a 10-rebound effort ... Scored 16 points and chased-

down six rebounds, in 27-minutes of action, during the win at Penn State (Nov. 17).

2014-15 SeaSon • Logged 22 minutes against West Chester (Nov. 2), scoring 11 points and dishing out two assists.

2013-14 SeaSon • Went 2-for-3 from the field and sunk both of her free throw attempts for an eight point evening. Also dished out two assists and grabbed two rebounds.Went 3-for-4 from the fi eld and knocked in• Electrified a crowd of 9,529 at Gampel Pavilion by hitting back-to-back three-pointers off the bench to break a 2-2 scoreboard deadlock with No. 3 Stanford in the first half. Logged two steals and three assists in her second career game.bo• Delivered a 16-point, six-rebound effort against No. 13 Penn State on Nov. 17. • Connected on 5-of-7 shots (.714) in a 15-point output against Boston University on Nov. 22. • Delivered a 16-point, six-rebound effort against No. 13 Penn State on Nov. 17• Posted a career-best night against UCF (Feb. 19), chipping in 17 points and 10 rebounds for her first double-double. Also dished out three assists and registered two steals. • Scored nine points and grabbed four defensive boards against Prairie View A&M in the squad’s NCAA First Round game on March 23. • Played 11 minutes against Saint Joseph’s in the NCAA second round (March 25), pulling in a rebound with an assist. • Averaged 2.2 assists to only 0.7 rebounds per game throughout the season. • Earned four consecutive starts from Feb. 16 through Feb. 25, scoring a total of 29 points during the stretch.

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SaniyaChONg5-8 • Sophomoreguard • #12oSSining, n.y.oSSining high School


CHONG, Saniya

Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds ScoringSeason gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg2013-14 39-4 665/17.1 60-143 . 4 2 0 30-93 . 3 2 3 33-40 . 8 2 5 16 53 69 1.8 33 0 60 27 8 24 183 4.7TOTAL 39-4 665/17.1 60-143 . 4 2 0 30-93 . 3 2 3 33-40 . 8 2 5 16 53 69 1.8 33 0 60 27 8 24 183 4.7

caReeR hiGhliGhTs• 2013-14 American Athletic Conference All-Freshman Team




aT FiRsT GlaNce Was forced to miss all but eight games in 2013-14 due to knee injuries ... Averaged 7.5 points and 2.4 rebounds while shooting 49.0 percent from the floor in 14.5 minutes per contest ... Scored 19 points on 8-10 shooting in the win over Houston on January 7. The game against the Cougars turned out to be Tuck’s final game of the 2013-14 season ... Recorded 11 points in only 18 minutes of action against Stanford on November 11 and notched 12 points in 20-min-utes in the win over Cal in New York City on December 22. 2011-12 McDonald’s, Parade Magazine, USA Today and WBCA All-American ... Honored as the Gatorade Illinois Player of the Year and as a MaxPreps All-American in 2012 ... Helped Team USA win gold at the 2011 U19 World Championship.

2014-15 SeaSon • Scored 17 points on 7-of-12 shooting against West Chester in the Huskies’ exhibition opener on Nov. 2.

2013-14 SeaSon• Went 3-for-6 from the floor in 12 minutes of playing time against Hartford. Also jumped on three rebounds • Mirrored her numbers from Hartford in another 3-for-6 shooting result against No. 3 Stanford. Knocked down two crucial three-pointers against the Cardinal to help UConn with an eleven-point night, grabbing four rebounds overall.• Underwent knee surgery after scoring 19 points of 8-of-10 shooting against Houston on Jan. 7.• Played only eight games due to knee injuries.

2012-13 SeaSon • 2012-13 Double Figure Performances: Eight • Had a stellar collegiate debut versus College of Charleston going 7-for-11 from the field to register 15 points. In addition to her scoring contributions, Tuck had six rebounds, four assists, two steals and was one of three Huskies to lead the team with two blocks. • Totaled six points and four rebounds at No. 16 Texas A&M. • Registered a new career-high with 16 points shooting 70 percent from the floor and grabbing two boards against Wake Forest. • Scored eight points and pulled down four rebounds in 20 minutes of action against Marist. • Notched eight points in 14 minutes of action vs. No. 12 Purdue. • Tuck finished with nine points, four rebounds, four assists and two steals versus Colgate. • Scored 10 points at Oregon setting a new career-high four made free throws. She also registered a career-best seven rebounds, dished out three as-sists and led the team with five steals. • Tuck scored seven points at Marquette, while pulling down a team-best and career-high nine rebounds and dishing out a career-best five assists. • Recorded seven points at Cincinnati as Tuck shot 2-for-5 from the field and was a perfect 3-for-3 from the charity stripe. • In just 11 minutes of action against Villanova, Tuck scored three points, had five rebounds and two assists. • Saw 23 minutes of action at St. John’s where Tuck finished with seven points and five rebounds. • Tuck led the Huskies with 15 points at Rutgers going 5-for-7 from the floor and 4-of-4 from the foul line. She was one of two Huskies to lead the team with five rebounds. • Tuck had a great showing against No. 1 Baylor where she scored 11 points, grabbed five rebounds and blocked two shots. • Had her first career start in UConn’s win at USF where she scored six points, brought in three boards and dished out four assists.• In a career-high 34 minutes, Tuck scored 11 points, had seven rebounds, five assists and three steals at No. 2 Notre Dame. • In her first BIG EAST Championships contest, Tuck scored nine points and brought in four rebounds against DePaul.

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MorganTUCK6-2 • rS-Sophomoreforward • #3bolingbrook, ill.bolingbrook


TUCK, Morgan





aT FiRsT GlaNce Second season on the team as a walk-on after competing with the UConn women’s track and field program... Scored six points and pulled down nine rebounds during the 2013-14 campaign... Attended Gulliver Preparatory ... received All-Dade Honorable Mention and most Points/Best Offensive Player of the Year in 2009-10 and 2010-11 seasons ... Led her high school team in steals, points, and assists in junior campaign ... District champion in her senior year... Was named Female Athlete of the Year in the 2011-2012 season... Achieved such academic notoriety as National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society, Rho Kappa Honor Society, Sci-ence Honor Society, English National Honor Society, and First

Honors. 2013-14 SeaSon • Contributed a steal and an assist in four minutes of action against Hartford.• Registered her first two career rebounds against Oregon on Nov. 20. • Scored two points on 1-of-1 shooting against Houston on Jan. 7. • Notched a pair of points against SMU on Feb. 4

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BrianaPULidO5-7 • Juniorguard • #11miami, floridagulliver preparatory

TierneyLAWLOr5-7 • Sophomoreguard • #20anSonia, connecticutanSonia high School

aT FiRsT GlaNce Returns for her second season onthe team as a walk-on... Scored 33 points in 31 games during the 2013-14 season... Averaged 12.2 points and 8.75 rebounds per game in her final two seasons at Ansonia ... Named All NVL Brass and captained the squad in both her junior and senior years... Selected to the Connecticut High School Coaches Association Academic All-State Team... Tabbed as a New Haven Tap-Off Club Scholar Ath-lete... Received Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference Scholar Athlete honors... Also lettered in softball and soccer.

2013-14 SeaSon • Racked up five points in first career game against Hartford, knocking down a three-pointer and dropping in a layup for perfect shooting percentage in eight minutes of game action. Also added two defensive rebounds to her debut.• Finished with four points on 2-of-3 shooting against Boston University on Nov. 22. • Scored six points in back-to-back contests against SBU (Nov. 24) and UC Davis (Dec. 5)• Connected on 8-of-19 (.421) of her three-point FG tries• Played a career-high 13 minutes against Monmouth, connecting for three points and grabbing a defensive rebound.

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PULIDO, Briana



LAWLOR, Tierney





KiaNUrSE6-0 - freShmanguard • #11hamilton, ontarioSt. thomaS moore

aT FiRsT GlaNce Tabbed as the American Athletic Conference Preseason Freshman of the Year... Led St. Thomas Moore to gold at the AAAA OFSAA Championship in 2012 and 2013 ... Also won five-straight Provincial Championships with her Transway team and two National Championships with Team Ontario ... Selected as the Tour-nament MVP on both occasions ... Team finished third in the World Qualifiers and also took third in the World Championships with Team Canada ... Won two Hazel Minor Awards and two Player of the Year Honors for Basketball Ontario ... Selected as the St. Thomas Moore Athlete of the Year during her freshman and sophomore years and was honored as her soccer team’s MVP in 2012 ... Starred on Team Canpeada’s FIBA Americas U16 Championships in 2011 and the U17 World Championships in 2012 ... Additionally, Nurse was averaged 10.0 points per game as Team Canada finished second in the 2013 FIBA Americas Champion-ship, helping Team Canada clinch a spot in the World Championship in 2014.

2014-15 SeaSon • Played in 20 minutes, registering 12 points and a rebound in the Huskies’ 115-26 win over West Chester on Nov. 2.

CourtneyEKMArK6-0• freShmanguard • #22phoenix, ariz.St. mary’S

aT FiRsT GlaNce Played three years at St. Mary’s High School in Phoenix, leading the Knights to an 87-3 record that included a 49-game winning streak, three straight Division I State Titles, a No. 1 ranking in the USA Today Super 25 in 2012 and a No. 2 ranking in 2013 ... Averaged 19.6 points, five rebounds and four steals in being named Arizona’s Gatorade Player of the Year. In the 2013 state tournament, she broke her nose in the first quarter of the first game of the tourney but still went on to average 21.5 points in four wins en route to the title... In the 49-37 champion-ship game win over Pinnacle, she had a game high 14 points, becoming the first Arizona player to be the top scorer in three consecutive championship games... Was coached by her father Curtis, a former player at Marquette, during her high school career.... Also played tennis at St. Mary’s and was the Knights’ No. 1 singles player... Was ranked the No. 1 student in St. Mary’s Class of 2014, but opted to be home-schooled in 2013-14 to complete the requirements for her diploma.

2014-15 SeaSon • Tallied eight points on 2-of-7 shooting against West Chester on Nov. 2 in her first collegiate appearance.




Natalie BUTLEr6-5 - rS- Sophomorecenter • #51fairfax Station, va.georgetown

aT FiRsT GlaNce As a standout freshman at Georgetown University, Butler immediately stepped into a starting role as a center... She led the squad in minutes played (1157) as the only Hoya to start all 32 games of the 2013-14 season, scoring double-figures in all but four of those contests...The 6-foot-5 center finished fifth in the nation in rebounding (13.3 per game) and first among all freshmen in Division I women’s college basketball... After averaging 13.9 ppg and 13.4 rpg, Butler earned a trio of postseason accolades from the Big East Conference. The Virginia native re-ceived Big East Freshman of the Year, All-Big East Second Team and All-Big East Freshman Team honors... A record-setting rookie campaign witnessed her set conference standards for freshman rebounding with a total of 425 boards... On two occasions the freshman pulled down a career-high 20 rebounds in a single game, tying the league rookie record for single-game rebounding... Her breakout season also established the season record in blocked shots with 59... Butler also made significant contributions on the offensive side of the ball, notching 24

double-doubles including 15 in conference play... Her 24 double-doubles tied for ninth-best in the country and first among freshman... Her 445 points were second on the team... Set a career-high with 24 points against Creighton Jan. 1... Set her career marker in offensive rebounds with 11 at Xavier on Jan. 8... Posted five as-sists against Butler on Jan. 11.

SadieEdWArdS5-10 • freShmanguard • #14meriden, conn.blair academy

aT FiRsT GlaNce Competed for Blair Academy in Blairstown Township, N.J during her junior year ... Led Blair to a 21-3 record and a third-straight New Jersey Prep A State Title in 2012-13 ... Scored 12 points in a 59-43 victory over Lawrenceville in the Final ... Honored as a Newark Star Ledger Prep Player of the Year in 2012-13 while also being selected to the All-Mid-Atlantic Prep League and voted onto the New Jersey Prep A All-State squad ... Played for Nazareth High School in New York City during her sophomore year, helping the Lady Kingsmen win the CHSAA Class AA State Championship ... Scored 19 points in the semifinal win over St. John the Baptist and poured in 21 in the title-clinching win over Moore Catholic ... Helped the Tigers reach the Class LL State Tournament Championship Game as a freshman ... Scored nine points in a 50-47 loss to Norwich Free Academy in the title game.

2014-15 SeaSon • Played in six minutes, grabbing two defensive boards and dishing out a pair of assists against West Chester on Nov. 2.




GabbyWiLLiAMS5-11 - freShmanguard • #15SparkS, nev.

aT FiRsT GlaNce A three-year starter in basketball for Reed High in Sparks... As a sophomore averaged 18 points, 10 rebounds, and seven steals per game in leading Reed to the Class 4A state title ... Had 15 points, 14 rebounds, and six assists in a semifinal win over Foothill, then had 24 points, four rebounds, and four assists in the championship game win over Reno ... Was named the Las Vegas Review-Journal Class 4A state Player of the Year ... As a junior was averaging 30 points, 11 rebounds, six assists, and seven blocked shots per game when she suffered a completely torn anterior cruciate ligament and partially-torn meniscus in her right knee on Jan. 19 just 30-seconds into a game against rival Reno High... Had season-ending surgery Feb. 11 and was cleared to return to full basketball activ-ity Oct. 10.

In track and field she is a two-time Nevada Gatorade Player of the Year (2011 and 2012)... In the state championship meet as a freshman she won the high jump, was second 100-meter hurdles, third in the 300-meter hurdles, and ran the second leg of the second-place 4x400-meter relay team ... As a sophomore, she won three individual state championships -- the 100-meter hurdles in a time of 14.11 seconds, the 300 -meter hurdles in 42.86 seconds, and the high jump with a leap of 5’11” ... At age 15, she was the youngest competitor in the 2012 United States Olympic Track & Field Trials held in Eugene, Ore. and cleared 6’2.25” -- the sixth-best ever for a high school athlete and tying Amy Acuff’s 21-year-old top mark for a sophomore ... Finished fifth in a field that included five-time national champion and world silver medalist Chaunte Lowe, the highest collegiate jumper ever in Brigetta Barrett, and five-time Olympian Acuff.

2014-15 SeaSon • Pulled down 11 rebounds and added nine points in just 18 minutes of play against West Chester on Nov. 2.


CHONG, Saniya


JEFFERSON, Moriah


LAWLOR, Tierney


MOSQUEDA-LEWIS, K.


PULIDO, Briana


STEWART, Breanna


STOKES, Kiah



TUCK, Morgan


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