Beavers Finish Season Tied For Fifth In Pac-10 - Oregon State University Athletics

March 13, 2000

CORVALLIS, Ore. - Oregon State completed the 1999-2000 season with a 14-16 overall record and a 10-8 Pacific-10 Conference record. The Beavers tied for fifth place in the conference race with USC.

STREAKS: (Overall) Oregon State finished the season on a three-game losing streak overall. The Beavers have won 10 of their last 16 games overall, five of their last eight and six of their last eight outings at Gill Coliseum. (Home) OSU is on a two-game Gill Coliseum winning streak. The Beavers have won 47 of their last 73 (.644) games played at Gill Coliseum. Over the last seven seasons OSU is 65-31 (.677) at Gill Coliseum. (Road) OSU is on a three-game road losing streak. (Pac-10) OSU is on a three-game Pac-10 losing streak. The Beavers have a three-game Pac-10 road losing streak.

SPOELSTRA EARNS COACH OF THE YEAR HONORS: Oregon State head coach Judy Spoelstra was named Coach of the Year in the Pacific-10 Conference. For Spoelstra, who completed her fifth season as the Beavers' head coach, it was her first Coach of the Year honor. After a ninth place finish in the Pac-10 last season, Spoelstra turned OSU into one of the Pac-10's upper division teams at 10-8. After opening the season at 4-10, the Beavers went on to win 10 of their next 13 games. OSU was the best defensive team and top rebounding team in the Pac-10, while starting three sophomores.

SPOELSTRA RECORD: Judy Spoelstra (Oregon State, '83) completed her fifth season as the Beavers' head coach in 1999-2000. Spoelstra is 61-77 (.442) in five seasons at OSU and she is 159-145 (.523) in 11 seasons as a collegiate head coach, her first six being at Montana State.

300TH GAME FOR SPOELSTRA: OSU's game with USC (2/24), a 73-66 Beaver victory, was Coach Judy Spoelstra's 300th as a collegiate head coach.

NON-CONFERENCE RECORD: OSU has an all-time non-conference record of 219-111 (since 1977) for a .664 percentage.

SENIORS: Oregon State graduates two seniors from the 1999-2000 squad, center Sissel Pierce and forward Reda Petraitis, both starters. Pierce, a four-year letter winner, played in 97 games at OSU, starting 55. She scored 1,024 points, pulled down 567 rebounds and set Beaver school records for block shots in a game (8), for a season (85) and for a career (176). Pierce became the 12th player in OSU history to score over 1,000 points and she finished ninth in career rebounding. She also finished fourth in career field goal percentage shooting at .528. Pierce sank 435 career field goals to rank ninth on that career list. Petraitis played in 57 games after transferring from junior college to OSU last season. Petraitis started all 30 games as a senior and topped OSU in rebounding with 223, the 13th best single-season mark in Beaver history. She scored 401 career points and had 347 rebounds. Reda was fourth in the Pac-10 in rebounds at 7.4. She ranked second in steals with a 2.47 average per game. Reda was second on the club in minutes played, averaging 30.4 minutes per game.

PIERCE, RAGLAND NAMED ALL-PAC-10: Senior center Sissel Pierce and sophomore guard/forward Felicia Ragland were named first-team All-Pac-10 and freshman Nicole Funn was named to the Pac-10 All-Freshman team honorable mention list. Pierce and Ragland are the first OSU players to earn all-conference honors since Tina Lelas in 1997. OSU players earned the following honors in 1999-2000:

HONORS FOR OSU PLAYERS

Sissel Pierce	Felicia Ragland
1-Selected to All-Pacific-10 Conference team	1-Selected to All-Pacific-10 Conference team
2-Selected Pac-10 Player of the Week (2/28)
3-Named to the OSU Beaver Classic all-tournament team	Nicole Funn
	1-Selected honorable mention on Pac-10 All-Freshman team

PIERCE JOINS 1,000-POINT CLUB: Sissel Pierce finished her OSU career with 1,024 career points and is the 12th Beaver player in history to top the 1,000 mark. She ranks 11th on the OSU career list, passing Robyn Clark (1,009). Sonjhia Fleming holds down the 10th spot on the Beaver career list with 1,060 points.

PIERCE OWNS ALL OSU BLOCKED SHOTS RECORDS: Oregon State senior center Sissel Pierce completed her career owning all of the Beavers' records for blocked shots, plus she finished high on the Pac-10 season and career charts. She holds the OSU career record (176), the single-season record (85), by getting a blocked shot at Washington State (2/19), and the single-game record (8). Pierce had a single-game record eight blocked shots against Arizona State (2/4), topping her old mark of seven, which she had set twice earlier in the season against Hawaii (12/11) and Portland (12/29). Sissel ranks fourth in career blocked shots in the Pac-10 Conference and sixth in single-season blocked shots. Pierce entered the ASU game (2/4/00) needing three blocked shots to become the Beavers' career shot blocker and she got a single-game record of eight. She is the fifth player in Oregon State history to record 100 or more blocked shots in a career. In her last 22 games, Pierce blocked 73 shots. Pierce surpassed Carol Menken-Schaudt (1981) for first place in season blocked shots with her 70th vs. WSU. OSU's career and season top 10 lists follow:

OSU CAREER		OSU SEASON		PAC-10 SEASON
1-Sissel Pierce (1997- 2000)	176	1-Sissel Pierce (2000)	85	1-Stefanie Kasperski, Oregon (1988)	119
		2-Carol Menken-Schaudt (1981)	69	2-Stefanie Kasperski, Oregon (1989(	111
PAC-10 CAREER		3-Carol Menken-Schaudt (1980)	52	3-Lisa Leslie, USC (1993)	95
1-Stefanie Kasperski, Oregon	402	4-Jan Martin (1983)	50	4-Lisa Leslie, USC (1994)	94
2-Lisa Leslie, USC	321	5-Brenda Arbuckle (1985)	47	5-Stefanie Kasperski, Oregon (1990)	92
3-Val Whiting, Stanford	201	6-Judy Shannon (1991)	46	6-Sissel Pierce, OSU (2000)	85
4-Sissel Pierce, OSU	176	Judy Shannon (1992)	46
		Sissel Pierce (1998)	46

OSU SETS PAC-10 DEFENSIVE RECORD: Oregon State established a Pac-10 defensive record in its 52-33 victory over California (2/10). By holding the Bears to 33 points, it was the fewest points scored by a Pac-10 team in a conference game. The previous low was 36 points scored by California against Stanford (87) in 1996 and 36 by the Bears against Oregon (75) in 1995. Now the Beavers hold the record for defense in a conference game and for all games. OSU holds the record for fewest points allowed when it limited UC Irvine to only 24 points in a 63-24 victory on December 9, 1989. California scored 15 points in the first half and 18 in the second half. The Beavers' record for fewest points allowed in a half is 13 in the first half and 11 in the second half, both marks were against UC Irvine.

STRONG DEFENSE: Oregon State led the Pac-10 in scoring defense and field goal percentage defense. The Beavers allowed only 61.0 points a game and opponents shot only .389 vs. OSU. The Beavers were also first in blocked shots at 4.9 a game, fourth in steals at 9.70 per game and top the conference in rebounding at +5.7 per game. OSU forced an average of 19.4 turnovers a game. Reda Petraitis topped OSU in steals with 74, which ranked second in the Pac-10. Eight players had 12 or more steals. The Beavers held 14 opponents under a .400 shooting mark to date, including nine of the last 15 games, which were all victories for OSU except the season final with Oregon. The Beavers limited California (2/10) to an opponents season-low .226 from the field and Washington shot only .254 at Seattle against the Beavers.

TOWER OF STRENGTH ON THE BOARDS: Oregon State was a strong rebounding team the entire season and led the Pac-10 Conference in rebounding the entire season. The Beavers topped the Pac-10 with a +5.7, compared to +4.9 by runner-up Arizona. OSU held a rebounding edge in 21 of 30 games. The Beavers were strong on the offensive boards with 482, compared to 374 by opponents. OSU was third in the Pac-10 in offensive boards with a 16.07 average. Reda Petraitis was the Beavers' top rebounder at 7.4 and ranked fourth in the Pac-10. Sissel Pierce ranked sixth in rebounding (6.6) and Felicia Ragland ranked eighth at 6.2.

ASSIST RATIO OUTSTANDING: Oregon State recorded assists on 430 of its 693 field goals made in 30 games, a percentage of .620. In conference games the Beavers did an outstanding job. OSU had an assist ratio of .639 in conference games on 262 assists for 410 field goals made. Felicia Ragland led OSU with 86 assists, followed by Cherrith Wiersma with 80 assists, and Chassie Wiersma with 64. Point guard Cherrith Wiersma was the only OSU player to have a positive assist/turnover ratio. Cherrith has 80 assists and only 64 turnovers. Sister Chassie Wiersma was close with 64 assists and 68 turnovers.

DOUBLE-DOUBLES: Oregon State players notched 12 double-double games in 1999-2000. The last double-double was by Reda Petraitis vs. Arizona (3/2/00) with 16 points and 11 rebounds. It was Petraitis' second of the season and second of her career. In the previous week, Felicia Ragland against UCLA (2/26). Ragland had 14 points and 10 rebounds. It was Ragland's third this season and fifth career double-double. Sissel Pierce led the Beavers' with six double-doubles, and she had her last double-double game vs. USC (1/29). Pierce recorded her sixth double-double of the season and 12th of her career with a 18-point, 12-rebound performance at USC. Oregon State has had four players produce double-doubles to date this season. Sophomore center Ericka Cook recorded her first career double-double with a 16-point, 10-rebound performance against Idaho State on November 26. Pierce went on a four game double-double streak starting with Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and continuing with Colorado, Colorado State and Portland. In addition to Pierce scoring a double-double in the Wisconsin-Milwaukee game at the Hawaii Invitational Tournament, Reda Petraitis had her first career double-double in the game (12 points, 17 rebounds), and Felicia Ragland produced her third career double-double in the game with 19 points and 12 rebounds. When Pierce, Petraitis and Ragland produced double-doubles vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, it was the first time in OSU history that three Beaver players produced double-doubles in the same game. Pierce opened Pac-10 play with her fifth double-double of the season and 11th career double with 17 points and 10 rebounds vs. Oregon. Double-double games for Beaver players during the 1999-00 season (with career total in parenthesis) follows:

DATE	PLAYER	OPPONENT	TOTALS
11/26/99	Ericka Cook (1)	Idaho State	16 pts, 10 reb
12/12/99	Sissel Pierce (7)	Wisconsin-Milwaukee	11 pts, 15 reb
12/12/99	Reda Petraitis (1)	Wisconsin-Milwaukee	12 pts, 17 reb
12/12/99	Felicia Ragland (3)	Wisconsin-Milwaukee	19 pts, 12 reb
12/19/99	Sissel Pierce (8)	Colorado	24 pts, 12 reb
12/21/99	Sissel Pierce (9)	Colorado State	10 pts, 11 reb
12/29/99	Sissel Pierce (10)	Portland	22 pts, 13 reb
1/8/00	Sissel Pierce (11)	Oregon	17 pts, 10 reb
1/22/00	Felicia Ragland (4)	Washington	24 pts, 10 reb
1/29/00	Sissel Pierce (12)	USC	18 pts, 12 reb
2/26/00	Felicia Ragland (5)	UCLA	14 pts, 10 reb
3/2/00	Reda Petraitis (2)	Arizona	16 pts, 11 reb

3-POINT STREAKS ENDS: Oregon State had made at least one 3-point shot in 21 straight games and in 24 of 25 games before failing to hit a 3-pointer vs. USC on 2/24. The Beavers have made at least one 3-point shot in 160 of its last 165 games, including two straight. During that run, the Beavers have had streaks of 53 straight and 71 straight. The 71-game streak is a school record. The 71-game streak was halted by Arizona State on 1/25/97 at Corvallis. As a team, OSU shot .292 from 3-point range. Only two Beaver players shot over .300, led by Chassie Wiersma at .458 and Cherrith Wiersma, .305.

TURNOVERS: Oregon State averaged 20.3 turnovers per game and 19.9 in Pac-10 games. The Beavers committed more turnovers than their opponent 16 times during the 1999-2000 season. OSU had a season low 13 turnovers against Hawaii at Hawaii. The Beavers have had six games during the season with a positive assist to turnover ratio. The five were against Hawaii, 18/13, Portland, 22/19, Washington State, 23/16, Stanford, 17/16, Washington, 16/15 and UCLA, 19/15.

SHOOTING: The Beavers shot over .500 one time during the preseason, .509 over Portland (12/29). OSU was over .400 as a team only six times in preseason. The Beavers opened Pac-10 play shooting below .400 from the field. OSU wound up shooting .417 in Pac-10 games and .406 overall. The Beavers had five players shooting over .400 from the field, center Sissel Pierce at .520, forward Reda Petraitis, 462, center Kristina Rukstelyte, .440, Chassie Wiersma, .436 and Ericka Cook, .408.

ON THE CHARTS: Felicia Ragland finish tied for fifth on OSU's season 3-point shot made top-10 list with 286. She is second on the season 3-point attempt list with 105. Sissel Pierce is 9th in career rebounding with 567. She finished fourth in career field goal shooting percentage at .528. Pierce had 1,024 career points and is the 12th player in OSU history to reach 1,000 points in a career. Pierce made 435 career field goals, which ranks ninth on the Beavers' career list. Chassie Wiersma's .828 free throw percentage during the season is the third best ever at OSU for a single season. Reda Petraitis' 223 rebounds is the 13th best single-season mark in OSU history. Cherrith Wiersma's 82 attempts from 3-point range ranks ninth for most attempts in a season. Her 25 made 3-pointers ranks in a tie for ninth on OSU's single-season list. Pierce had 270 career free throw attempts, the 10th most ever.

OSU SHOOTING/REBOUNDING: Oregon State's shooting and rebounding totals and opponents shooting and rebounding totals for the 1999-00 season follow:

OPPONENT	OSU Pct.	Reb	Ast/TO	Pts	OPP. Pct	Reb	Ast/TO	Pts
Portland State	.385	46	15/21	65	.404	30	13/29	47
Idaho State	.393	46	17/28	61	.333	32	7/31	47
Marquette	.383	38	13/18	56	.373	41	8/18	69
UC-Irvine	.333	33	7/20	46	.479	35	14/18	68
Long Beach State	.286	40	10/16	56	.636	36	19/22	66
Wichita State	.438	40	12/23	61	.318	29	5/20	57
Hawaii	.408	37	18/13	69	.408	42	10/19	75
Wisconsin-Milwaukee	.363	58	14/16	64	.310	45	15/13	66
Colorado	.448	33	16/24	60	.429	35	10/18	68
Colorado State	.351	50	13/29	51	.415	29	17/16	51
Portland	.509	42	22/19	72	.267	38	7/20	44
Idaho	.441	37	12/26	66	.462	34	21/29	34
Oregon	.362	43	14/21	51	.456	31	10/13	68
Stanford	.414	34	16/17	58	.433	43	21/17	78
California	.364	41	11/26	53	.385	28	12/20	50
Washington State	.483	33	23/16	72	.351	32	16/21	52
Washington	.491	47	16/20	78	.373	30	13/15	59
UCLA	.338	39	12/20	60	.525	43	17/22	83
USC	.441	34	10/23	57	.293	27	6/18	53
Arizona State	.467	43	17/23	64	.333	31	11/22	51
Arizona	.213	38	10/19	49	.400	48	14/28	65
California	.333	48	14/23	52	.226	29	7/22	33
Stanford	.396	37	17/16	54	.407	30	12/14	58
Washington	.434	33	16/15	57	.254	43	I7/18	50
Washington State	.500	38	12/20	65	.449	20	17/15	62
USC	.694	25	16/24	73	.371	34	8/17	66
UCLA	.462	40	19/15	72	.346	28	10/19	52
Arizona	.438	43	17/19	77	.452	31	19/13	79
Arizona State	.407	40	11/20	58	.442	30	20/15	75
Oregon	.383	36	11/21	36	.382	35	15/20	60

HOT SHOOTING: Oregon State had its hottest shooting night of the season in downing USC 73-66 on (2/24). Beavers shot .694, just below their school record of .702 (40-57) vs. Washington in 1981, which is also the Pacific-10 Conference record. OSU shot .600 in the first half (12-20) and .813 in the second half (13-16) vs. the Trojans.

BEAVERS TIE SCHOOL RECORD FOR FREE THROW PERCENTAGE: For a team ranked last in the Pac-10 Conference for free throw shooting accuracy, it was probably a surprise for Oregon State to equal its own school record for free throw percentage in a game. The Beavers did just that in their 79-77 overtime loss at Arizona. OSU hit 11 of 12 shots from the line for a .917 percentage, the same mark and numbers registered by the Beavers in a game against Washington on 2/26/87, which was also a 2-point defeat (69-67). OSU's only miss against the Wildcats was by Sissel Pierce who went 1 for 2.

CHASSIE WIERSMA CHASING RECORD: Speaking of free throws, sophomore guard Chassie Wiersma was red hot at the free throw line at the conclusion of the season and made her last 17 shots in a row, dating back to Washington (2/17), a stretch of seven games. The OSU school record for consecutive free throws made is 19 by Jennifer Busen in 1997. Chassie shot .828 from the line in 1999-2000, which would is the third best ever by a Beaver player in one season. She shot .844 in Pac-10 games only, which ranked fifth in the conference.

PIERCE EARNED PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONOR: Senior center Sissel Pierce earned Pac-10 Player of the Week honors (2/28) after helping OSU to victories over USC and UCLA. Pierce averaged 19.5 points, 4.5 rebounds, 3.5 blocked shots and 1.5 assists per game, and shot 68 percent from the field (17 for 25) and .714 from the line (5 for 7). It is the second time in Pierce's career that she has won the honor and the 20th all-time selection for Oregon State.

FREE THROW SHOOTING CONTINUED TO IMPROVE: As a team, Oregon State struggled at the free throw line during the preseason, but continued to show constant improvement during Pac-10 play. The Beavers finished preseason play with a .518 percentage from the line, which was dead last in the Pac-10. OSU improved to .602 overall and is .653 in conference play. Two of the Beavers' frontcourt players struggled at the line, which hurt OSU a great deal as they both led the club in attempts. Reda Petraitis hit only 33 of 83 (.398) and Sissel Pierce shot .489, making only 43 of 88 attempts. However, with the game on the line at USC (1/29), Pierce sank two free throws with 22 seconds remaining to protect the OSU victory. Earlier in Pac-10 play, Cherrith Wiersma sank a pair of free throws to give OSU a 1-point lead over California (1/15) and Syesha Thomas canned a pair with :04 seconds left to ensure a 53-50 victory over the Bears. Felicia Ragland canned a pair of free throws with :07 seconds left at WSU to preserve a 65-62 victory on February 19. The Beavers' top free throw shooter does not get many opportunities. Chassie Wiersma shot .828, but had only went to the line 64 times, hitting 53. She needed 60 free throws made to qualify among the Pac-10 leaders. Felicia Ragland had made 11 straight free throws before missing against USC (2/24). Ragland improved her percentage to .747 overall and .779 in conference play. OSU opponents shot .709 at the foul line and made 105 more shots. The Beavers were last in the Pac-10 at .602 free throw percentage, while UCLA was ninth at .656.

NOTES: Oregon State's sweep of Washington and Washington State, both home and away, this season amounts to the first such sweep since 1983...during the 1983 season, the Beavers won all four meetings with the Huskies and both games against the Cougars...Oregon State also recorded series sweeps over California and USC...OSU made 68 more field goals than its opponents, but made 105 less free throws...the Beavers led the Pac-10 in blocked shots with 4.90 per game, with Sissel Pierce ranked second in the nation with 2.93 average...Felicia Ragland ranked sixth in the Pac-10 in scoring (12.9), fourth in steals (2.10) and eighth in rebounding (6.2)...Reda Petraitis was fourth in rebounding (7.4) and second in steals with 2.47 per game...Sissel Pierce ranked sixth in rebounding (6.6), ranked seventh in scoring (12.9), led the conference in blocked shots, averaging 2.93 per game and is sixth in field goal shooting percentage at .520...OSU was last in scoring offense, averaging 61.0 per game, but led in scoring defense, yielding 61.0 points per game, in field goal pct. defense at .389 and in rebounding at +5.7.

SENIORS GO OUT WITH BANG: Oregon State's two graduating seniors, Sissel Pierce and Reda Petraitis, played in their final game in a Beaver uniform at Gill Coliseum against UCLA on February 26. They led OSU to a 72-52 upset victory over the No. 22 ranked Bruins. Pierce had 21 points, hitting 10 of 16 from the field, and had 4 blocked shots. Petraitis had 7 points , 3 rebounds, a steal and a blocked shot. Their contribution defensively was just as big. The vaunted UCLA front-line accounted for only 20 points, 8 by Maylana Martin, 8 by Janae Hubbard and 4 by Maria Philman. Martin had 39 points in her previous outing at Oregon.

OSU PLAYER NOTES

ERICKA COOK: Ericka scored 6 points and had 2 rebounds in OSU's season finale at Oregon (3/10)...Ericka scored 9 points and pulled down 6 rebounds and played outstanding post defense in the Beavers' sweep of USC (2/24) and UCLA (2/26)...the week earlier, Ericka scored 14 points, had 6 rebounds and hit 6 of 10 shots from the field in OSU's two-game sweep of the Washington schools...she had 8 points and 4 rebounds while coming off the bench in the California (2/10) and Stanford (2/12) weekend games...had 13 points, including 11 vs. Arizona (2/6)...Ericka was back in a starting role against Washington (1/22) with Sissel Pierce out of the lineup with a back injury...Ericka responded with 8 points, 8 rebounds and a career best 5 blocked shots...she had 9 rebounds vs. Washington State (1/20) and 2 points...she was back in a reserve role at UCLA (1/27) with 8 points and at USC (1/29) with 3 points and 4 rebounds...Ericka was fifth on the team in scoring (5.2) and fifth in rebounding (3.0)...she played in all 30 games and started four--UC-Irivne, Wichita State, Hawaii and Washington...played a total of 461 minutes, an average of 15.4 per game...posted her first double-double in OSU's second game of the year vs. Idaho State (11/26), scoring 16 points and pulling down 10 rebounds...had her career best game in the Beavers' last preseason outing against Idaho (1/2)...she scored a career high 24 points, hitting 9 of 13 shots from the field and 6 of 8 at the foul line...she scored 19 points, including 19 of OSU's last 21 points in the first half of the game against the Vandals...scored in double figures with 10 points vs. Wichita State (12/10) at the Hawaii Invitational...she scored 155 points and has pulled down 90 rebounds, including 39 offensive...shot .408 from the field and .620 from the foul line...she had 12 steals, 23 assists, 18 blocked shots... (Career)--Ericka has played in 57 games, starting 18...she has 354 points (6.2 average)...pulled down 191 rebounds (80 offensive), while averaging 3.4 per game...shooting .433 from the field and .600 from the line...has scored in double figures 10 times.

MICHELLE ESTELL: Michelle had a career high 7 rebounds vs. Arizona (2/6)...she played in all 12 preseason games, but played in only 11 conference games...played in 23 games, scoring in 11, with a high of 10 points vs. Portland (1/2)...she scored 6 points vs. Idaho State (11/26) and 5 vs. Portland State (11/22) in her first collegiate game...she scored 7 points in eight minutes of action in the Washington State (1/20) and Washington (1/22) series...scored 44 points (1.9 average) and pulled down 30 rebounds (1.3 average)...produced 6 assists and 2 steals in 135 minutes of action...shot .309 from field (17-55) and .583 from the foul line...hit 3 of 12 from 3-point range.

NICOLE FUNN: Nicole capped her freshman year at Oregon State by being named honorable mention on the Pac-10 Conference All-Freshman team...Nicole scored 6 points and had 2 rebounds in the season finale at Oregon (3/10)...the Beavers' sensational freshman produced a career high 14 points, hitting 6 of 7 shots from the field, in a career high 26 minutes of action against USC (2/24) and came back with 6 points in 11 minutes of action in the Beavers' 72-52 upset victory over UCLA (2/26)...she had 6 points and 7 rebounds on the trip to the Arizona schools (3/2) and 3/4)...Nicole played in all 30 games and scored in 26 of the 30 games...had an outstanding performance off the bench at Washington State (2/19) with 7 points and 5 rebounds in 18 minutes of action...scored 4 points vs. California (2/10) and 5 vs. Stanford (2/12)...her game continued to improve and she made a solid contributor in Pac-10 games...she scored 3 points in the series with the Arizona schools at Corvallis...Nicole scored 8 points in 9 minutes while coming off the bench vs. Washington (1/22)...scored a total of 6 points road trip to Southern California...she scored a career high 10 points vs. Wichita State (12/10) in the Hawaii Invitational Tournament in addition to 7 rebounds in 18 minutes of play off the bench...she produced a career high 10 rebounds (5 points) in her next outing against Hawaii (12/11) in the same tournament...scored 125 points (4.2 average) and has pulled down 77 rebounds, including 39 offensive boards...she averaged 2.6 rebounds per game...played a total of 418 minutes, 13.9 average...struggled with her shooting during preseason, but it improved steadily...wound up shooting .354 from the field, .235 from 3-point range and only .492 (31-63) from the free throw line...she showed outstanding athleticism with great leaping ability...produced 25 assists, 10 blocked shots and 14 steals.

REDA PETRAITIS: Reda scored 15 points and had 8 rebounds in her final collegiate game for OSU at Oregon (3/10)...Reda had her second season and career double-double at Arizona (3/2) with 16 points and 11 rebounds, while playing a career high 45 minutes...she had 5 points and 8 rebounds at ASU (3/4)...Reda played in her final home games of her OSU career against USC (2/24) and UCLA (2/26) and produced 10 points and 7 rebounds in the two games, plus 5 steals and 2 assists...she scored 12 points and had 9 rebounds at Washington (2/17) and had 8 points and 5 rebounds at WSU (2/19)...it was her layup with :29 seconds left that put he Beavers up 63-62 and proved to be the winning points...she had a strong series against California (2/10) and Stanford (2/12) with 12 points and 15 rebounds, and a career high 7 steals vs. California, this after her least productive game of the season, 2 points, and 1 rebound, vs. Arizona (2/6)...she played only 20 minutes and had to leave the Arizona game with a bruised knee...she had 6 points and 12 rebounds vs. ASU (2/4) ...she had a sensational series against Washington State (1/20) and Washington (1/22)...Reda had a career high 18 points and 6 rebounds vs. WSU, while hitting 9 of 12 from the field...she followed that up with 14 points and 9 rebounds against the Huskies...had 15 points at UCLA (1/22) for her third straight double-figure scoring game and had a season low 1 point vs. USC (1/29) as she got into foul trouble...she started all 30 games and led the Beavers in rebounds, averaging 7.4 boards per game, and in steals with 74, a 2.47 per game average...ranked fourth in the Pac-10 in rebounding and second in the conference in steals...she pulled down 223 total rebounds, with 98 coming on the offensive boards...her rebound total was the 13th best single-season mark at OSU...she scored in double figures nine times this season...she had 10 vs. Wichita State (12/10), 12 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (12/12) at the Hawaii Invitational before the start of Pac-10 play...Reda had her first career double-double in the Wisconsin-Milwaukee game with 12 points and a career high 17 rebounds...she matched her career high of 6 assists and had a personal best 5 free throws made at Stanford (1/13), plus she had 6 assists vs. Stanford (21/2) in Corvallis...Reda was the third-leading scorer on the team with 7.6 average...her average would be much higher if it were not for her struggles at the free throw line, where she shot .398 on the season and .521 in Pac-10 games...she shot .462 from the field...she dished off 56 assists and has 15 blocked shots...averaged 30.4 minutes a game, which was second on the team..(Career)--Played in 57 games with 30 starts, all as a senior...scored 401 points (7.0 average)... shot .443 from the field and .370 from the line...had 347 rebounds, including 172 offensive, with 6.1 average...had 105 steals, 88 assists and 19 blocked shots.

FELICIA RAGLAND: Felicia capped her sophomore season by being named to the All-Pac-10 team...completed the 1999-2000 season with a 12-point, 7-rebound game at Oregon (3/10), giving her seven straight double-figure scoring games to complete the season...Felicia was OSU's go to player most of the season on offense and she was a sensational defensive player...she led the Beavers in scoring (12.9 average), in assists with 86 and second in steals (63) and was third in rebounding (6.2 average)...had 16 points and 8 rebounds at Arizona (3/2) and 12 points and 9 rebounds at ASU (3/4)...she had 11 points and a career high 7 assists vs. USC (2/24) and followed that up with a 14 point, 10 rebound, 5 assist and 6 steal game against UCLA (2/26) as the Beavers upset the #22 ranked Bruins...it was her third double-double of the season and fifth career double-double...she had made 11 straight free throws before missing against USC (2/24)...had a great weekend series at Washington (2/17) and WSU (2/19)...had 11 points, all in first half, and 8 rebounds at Washington...followed with 24 points, matching her career high, and 8 rebounds vs. the Cougars...she hit a pair of free throws with :07 seconds left at WSU, giving the Beavers a 3-point lead to ensure the victory...she also added 6 assists, a career high 3 blocked shots at Washington, and 3 steals for her weekends work...she played a full 40 minutes against the Cougars...It was a rewarding weekend for Ragland after coming off her worst shooting series of her career, hitting 1 of 9 vs. California (2/10) and 1 of 11 vs. Stanford (2/12), but she still pulled down 20 rebounds and had 6 steals and 8 assists and played strong defense...she had a string of six straight double figure scoring games stopped with the California (2/10) contest...she scored in double figures 13 of her last 15 games and in 21 games during the season...she had 18 points and 7 rebounds vs. Arizona State (2/4) and 14 points, 6 rebounds vs. Arizona (2/6)...Felicia had the best game of her career vs. Washington (1/22) with a double-double performance, scoring a career high 24 points, pulling down 10 rebounds, hitting a career best four 3-pointers and adding a career best 6 steals...she also had 10 points vs. Washington State (1/20)...scored 10 points at UCLA (1/27) and 21 at USC (1/29)...she ranked seventh in the Pac-10 Conference in scoring, fourth in steals (2.10) and eighth in rebounding (6.2)...she started all 30 games this year and led team in minutes played with 30.9 per game...shot .373 from the field, .267 from 3-point range and .747 from the foul line and hit 21 of her last 23 free throws...had 10 blocked shots...she had an outstanding tournament in the Hawaii Invitational, especially the final two games... had a career high 21 points vs. Hawaii (12/11) and came back with her third career double-double vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (12/12) with 19 points and 12 rebounds...had 20 points at Colorado (12/19) and 16 at Colorado State (12/21)...had a career best 6 assists vs. Idaho State (11/26)...played a career high 41 minutes in Wisconsin-Milwaukee overtime game...Ragland made 28 of 105 shots from 3-point range, which is the second most attempts taking in a season at OSU and her 28 made shots ties for fifth in one season. (Career)--has played in 57 games and has started 56 straight games for OSU...has scored 593 career points, 10.4 average, while shooting .370 from the field, .284 from 3-point range and .717 from the foul line...has 312 rebounds (5.5 average), 135 assists and 104 steals...has 30 double-figure scoring games... has produced five career double-double games, 14 points and 11 rebounds vs. Eastern Washington as a freshman and 18 points and 11 rebounds at California as a freshman, plus a 19 point, 12 rebound game vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 24 points, 10 rebounds vs. Washington this year and 14 points, 10 rebounds vs. UCLA (2/26)...Ragland has attempted 162 shots from 3-point range, which ranks sixth on OSU career list...she has made 46 from 3-point range, which ranks fifth on the Beavers' career list.

SISSEL PIERCE: Sissel completed her collegiate career with 8 points, 15 rebounds and 4 blocked shots at Oregon (3/10)...Sissel was named to the All-Pacific-10 following the season... Sissel had 37 points, 11 rebounds and 4 blocked shots on Arizona and ASU road trip...had 18 points and 3 blocked shots vs. USC (2/24) and 21 points, 7 rebounds and 4 blocked shots vs. UCLA (2/26)...her performance in those two games earned her Pac-10 Player of the Week honors...she shot .680 (17-25) from the field in those two games...she had 16 points at Washington (2/17) and came back with only 8 points at Washington State (2/19), but she did block one shot against the Cougars which gave her the single-season record for blocks with 70...Sissel blocked a career high 8 shots against Arizona State (2/4), and in the process, she also broke the OSU career record for blocked shots and wound up with 176...Carol Menken-Schaudt (1979-81) held the career record previously with 143...Sissel blocked 10 more shots in the California (2/10) and Stanford (2/12) weekend, which gave her 69 on the season, a figure that tied Carol Menken-Schaudt (1981) for the OSU single-season record...she had 11 points vs. Cal and 18 points against Stanford...Sissel had 16 points, 8 blocks, 3 rebounds and 3 assists vs. ASU (2/4) on her record-breaking night ...foul trouble limited her to 17 minutes vs. Arizona (2/6) and she had a poor production game with 6 points and 3 rebounds...she had two solid games in Southern California after missing practice all week and the Washington (1/22) game with a low back injury...Sissel scored 8 points and picked off 8 rebounds at UCLA (1/27) in 18 minutes...she played 35 minutes vs. USC (1/29) in her second longest stint ever and produced her 12th career double-double with 18 points and 12 rebounds...she sank a pair of free throws with 22 seconds left in the USC game to clinch the victory over the Beavers in a 57-53 road victory...Sissel put together the best four-game stretch of her OSU career with consecutive double-double games before the streak was halted by Idaho (1/2)...Sissel's four-game double-double streak started with Wisconsin-Milwaukee (12/12) at the Hawaii Invitational when she scored 11 points and pulled down 15 rebounds...she followed that up with a career high 24 points and 12 rebounds at Colorado (12/19)...she continued with 10 points and 11 rebounds at Colorado State (12/21) and came back to Corvallis to score 22 points and pull down 13 rebounds vs. Portland (12/29)...Sissel had a double-double vs. Oregon (1/8) to open Pac-10 play with 17 points and 10 rebounds...she followed with 14 points at Stanford (1/13) and 13 at California (1/15) in solid games...Sissel scored 10 points and had 5 blocked shots vs. Washington State (1/20), but a low back injury kept her out of the Washington (1/22) game...she had 12 career double-double games...she played in 29 games and started 26...she scored in double figures in 21 games, including 20 of last 25...she was OSU's second-leading scorer (12.9) and is second in rebounds (6.6)...ranked sixth in the Pac-10 in rebounding, seventh in scoring, sixth in field goal percentage and led the conference in blocked shots with 2.93 per game average...she ranked second nationally in blocked shots last week...three times during the season she established a school record for blocked shots in a game...she had 7 against Wisconsin-Milwaukee and 7 vs. Portland, which was the previous school record...she produced 73 blocked shots in her last 22 games, an average of 3.32 per game...she shot .520 from the field, but only .489 from the foul line...she had 32 assists, 85 blocked shots and 21 steals...(SEASON HONORS)--Sissel was selected to the OSU Beaver Classic all-tournament team and earned Pac-10 Player of the Week honors (2/28). (CAREER NOTES)--Sissel blocked a shot in 49 of her last 57 games...she had a streak of 17 straight games with a block stopped at Washington (2/17)...had 176 career blocks in 97 games, which is OSU's career record...Sissel shot .528 (435-824) in her career and pulled down 567 career rebounds and scored 1,024 points...Sissel ranked ninth in career rebounds...scored in double figures in 56 of 97 career games, and started 55...scored in double figures in 45 of her last 61 games...Sissel blocked a shot in 72 of 97 career games.

KRISTINA RUKSTELYTE: Kristina played in 24 games...she had a concussion which forced her to miss the first Stanford game (1/13)...Kristina scored 5 points and collected 2 rebounds in 15 minutes of action in the Arizona State (2/4) and Arizona (2/6) series...she had her most productive career game with 7 points vs. Washington (1/22) in 15 minutes of action...she played in 156 minutes of action and scored 34 points (1.4 average) and pulled down 26 rebounds (1.1 average)...she played solid defense and was been strong on the boards...she produced 2 blocked shots, 5 steals and 4 assists...scored 4 points at Hawaii (12/11) and vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (12/12)...she had rebound highs of 3 vs. Wichita State (12/10), Colorado State (12/21) and Washington (1/22)...she scored one point in her last eight games.

SYESHA THOMAS: Syesha was held scoreless in OSU's season finale at Oregon (3/10)...Syesha played in 29 games and started seven...she had started seven straight games before her streak was stopped vs. Oregon, due to a one-game team suspension...contributed 7 points in win over USC (2/24) and was scoreless in win over UCLA (2/26)...her first career start was against Wichita State (12/10) in the Hawaii Invitational Tournament...produced a career high 14 points vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (12/12) while playing all 45 minutes of the overtime game...she was OSU's third-leading 3-point field goal shooting percentage leader at .286...scored in double figures vs. Idaho State (11/26) with 11 points...she was the eighth-leading scorer on the team with 4.3 average...fifth on team in assists with 52...she produced 22 steals...shot .300 overall from the field, .286 from 3-point range and .684 from the foul line... scored at least one 3-point field goal in 13 games...scored 13 points in last seven games...sank two free throws with 4.8 seconds left in California (1/15) game to assure OSU of 53-50 victory...(CAREER NOTES)--Syesha has played in 77 games in her OSU career and has started seven...has scored 203 points (2.6 ppg) and has 113 assists, 44 steals, 60 rebounds and is shooting .316 from the field, .290 from 3-point range and .620 from the foul line...has played 1,103 career minutes.

CHASSIE WIERSMA: Chassie scored 6 points in the season finale at Oregon (3/10)...Chassie shot lights out from the field in the month of February...she connected on 27 of her last 49 shots from the field (.551), including 8 of 15 (.533) from 3-point range during the month...completed the season with an active streak of 17 straight made free throws, just two away from the OSU record for consecutive free throws made...scored 12 points at Arizona (3/2) and 10 at ASU (3/4) for the second time during the season that she produced back-to-back double figure scoring games...scored 8 points in OSU's win over USC (2/24) and 9 points in the upset win over UCLA (2/26), while hitting 7 of 9 shots from the field in the two games, plus she had 6 assists and 3 steals...she had 14 points, 9 rebounds and 3 steals in OSU's sweep of Washington (2/17) and Washington State (2/19)...she produced 13 points and 8 rebounds in the California (2/10) and Stanford (2/12) series...she had 12 points and 9 rebounds vs. Arizona State (2/4) and 5 points and 2 rebounds against Arizona (2/6)...Chassie had two outstanding road games at UCLA (1/27) and USC (1/29)...scored 13 points at UCLA and 8 at USC and hit 3 of 4 from 3-point range in the two games and 6 of 10 shots from the field and was a perfect 6 for 6 from the foul line...Chassie has played in 29 games and started 23...she did not play vs. Colorado (12/19)...she had started 32 straight games before missing her first start against Wichita State (12/10) at the Hawaii Invitational Tournament...Chassie started all 18 Pac-10 games and played her best basketball in that stretch...she had a great road trip to the Bay Area where she scored 14 points at Stanford (1/13) and 10 at California (1/15), while hitting 9 of 15 shots from the field...she opened the Pac-10 season with a three-game shooting spree, hitting 13 of 23 (.565)...prior to that, Chassie had been struggling with her shooting, which was the reason for being taken out of the starting rotation...she returned to the starting lineup in the Pac-10 opener vs. Oregon (1/8) and scored 8 points, hitting 4 of 8 from the field...Chassie shot .436 overall from the field, but shot .500 in Pac-10 play, including .476 from 3-point range....she was 11-24 from 3-point range (.458) on the season and shot .828 from the foul line...she had 64 assists and 36 steals...she averaged 6.9 points and 4.1 rebounds a game while averaging 27.6 minutes a game...scored in double figures seven times this year...she had a 10-point game at UC-Irvine (12/3) in preseason...Chassie finished fifth among the Pac-10's top free throw percentage shooters in conference games...she did not have enough made shots to qualify for the total season, but her percentage would have placed her fourth.(Career)--Chassie started the first 33 games of her OSU career before missing a start vs. Wichita State (12/10)...she started her last 18 games, giving her 50 starts in her 56-game OSU career...has produced 14 double figure scoring games...shooting .436 from the field (132-303), .417 from 3-point range and .800 from the foul line...has scored 371 career points (6.6 average)...has 101 assists and 73 steals...has played 1,378 minutes.

CHERRITH WIERSMA: Cherrith failed to score in her last game of the season at Oregon (3/10), the sixth time during the season she failed to score...Cherrith had been struggling with her scoring before scoring 12 points at Arizona (3/2) and 3 at ASU (3/4)....prior to that, she had scored only 5 points in a three-game stretch while hitting only 2 of 11 shots from the field, including 1 of 9 from behind the 3-point line...she bounced back against USC (2/24) and UCLA (2/26), hitting 2 of 3 from the field vs. the Trojans and 11 points vs. the Bruins....Cherrith scored 12 points vs. California (2/10), hitting 4 of 5 from the field, including 3 of 4 from 3-point range...Cherrith canned 5 of 10 shots from 3-point range in the Washington State (1/20) and Washington (1/22) series at Corvallis as the Beavers recorded a sweep...Cherrith scored only 2 points at California (1/15), but it was the biggest points of the game as she sank a pair of free throws with 17 seconds remaining to put OSU up 51-50 at California (1/15), a game the Beavers won 53-50...Cherrith started all 30 games during the season at either point guard or the No. 2 guard...she has started every game of her career to date at Oregon State, 57 games... Cherrith scored in double figures six times during the season, including a career best 17 points at Long Beach State (12/5), a game in which she sank 5 of 8 from 3-point range...she scored 10 points in OSU's last preseason outing against Idaho (1/2)...she was a very steady player and had a 80/64 positive assist to turnover ratio, the only Beaver player to have a positive ratio...she did a good job of taking care of the basketball...shot .305 from the field overall and .305 from 3-point range, hitting 25 of 82 attempts...shot .711 from the foul line...Cherrith's 82 attempts from 3-point range ranks ninth on the OSU single-season Top 10 chart...excellent outside shooter...(Career)--Cherrith has started all 57 games of her career at OSU at point guard, or off guard...he has played 1,498 minutes, an average of 26.3 minutes a game...has scored 248 points (4.4 average)...pulled down 140 rebounds...has 148 assists and 71 steals...shooting .320 from the field, .298 from 3-point range and .726 from the foul line...she has produced nine double figure scoring games, with a high of 17 this year at Long Beach State.

CAREER/SEASONAL BESTS FOR RETURNING PLAYERS (C--Career High)

ERICKA COOK

Points:	24 vs. Idaho (1/2/00)
Rebounds:	10 vs. Idaho State (11/26/99)
Assists:	5 vs. Washington (1/22/00)
Steals:	3 vs. Colorado State (11/23/98)
FG Made:	9 vs. Idaho (1/2/00)
FG Att:	13 vs. Idaho (1/2/00)
3-PT FG Made:	none
3 PT FG Att:	1 at Oregon (1/29/99)
FT Made:	8 vs. UCLA (2/6/99)
FT Att:	12 vs. Colorado State (11/23/98)
Blk Shots:	5 vs. Washington (1/22/00)
Turnovers:	5 vs. Washington State (1/15/99)
Minutes Played:	32 vs. Washington (1/17/99)

MICHELLE ESTELL

Points:	10 vs. Portland (12/29/99)
Rebounds:	7 vs. Arizona (2/6/00)
Assists:	2 vs. Portland (12/29/99)
Steals:	1 at Hawaii (12/11/99), at Colorado (12/19/99)
FG Made:	4 vs. Portland (12/29/99)
FG Att:	8 vs. Portland State (11/22/99)
3-PT FG Made:	1 vs. Idaho State (11/26/99), vs. Portland (12/29/99), 1 vs. WSU (1/20/00)
3-PT FG Att:	3 vs. Portland State (11/22/99)
FT Made:	3 vs. Portland State (11/22/99)
FT Att:	5 vs. Portland State (11/22/99)
Blocked Shots:	None
Turnovers:	3 at Colorado State (12/21/99), vs. Idaho (1/2/00)
Minutes:	17 at Hawaii (12/11/99)

NICOLE FUNN

Points:	14 vs. USC (2/24/00)
Rebounds:	10 at Hawaii (12/11/99)
Assists:	2 vs. Idaho State (11/26/99), at Colorado State (12/21/99), at Stanford (1/33/00), vs. Washington (1/22/00), vs. UCLA (2/26/00)
Steals:	2 vs. Oregon (1/8)
FG Made:	6 vs. USC (2/24/00)
FG Att:	9 vs. Marquette (11/27/99)
3-PT FG Made:	1 vs. Marquette (11/27/99), at Long Beach State, (12/5/99), at California (1/15/00)
3-PT FG Att:	3 vs. Marquette (11/27/99), at Long Beach St. (12/5/99
FT Made:	4 vs. Wichita State (12/10/99), vs. Washington (1/22/00)
FT Att:	11 vs. Wichita Stae (12/10/99)
Blocked Shots:	1 vs. Idaho State (11/26/99), at Long Beach St. (12/5/99), vs. Wichita State (12/10/99), at Hawaii (12/11/99), vs. Oregon (1/8), at California (1/15/00), vs. Washington (1/22/00), vs. USC (2/24/00)
Turnovers:	4 vs. Portland State (11/22/99)
Minutes:	26 vs. USC (2/24/00)

REDA PETRAITIS

Points:	18 vs. WSU (1/20/00)
Rebounds:	17 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (12/12/99)
Assists:	6 vs. Washington (1/17/99), at Stanford (1/13/00)
Steals:	7 vs. California (2/10/00)
FG Made:	9 vs. WSU (1/20/00)
FG Att:	13 vs. California (1/4/99), at UCLA (1/8/99)
3-PT FG Made:	none
3-PT FG Att:	1 vs. UC-Irvine (11/28/98), vs. Stanford (1/2/99), at WSU (2/13/99)
FT Made:	5 at Stanford (1/13/00)
FT Att:	9 at Oregon (1/29/99), at UCLA (1/27/00)
Blk Shots:	2 vs. Wichita State (12/10/99), at California (1/15/00)
Turnovers:	7 vs. Washington (1/17/99)
Minutes Played:	45 at Arizona (3/2/00)

SISSEL PIERCE

Points:	24 at Colorado (12/12/99)
Rebounds:	17 at Oregon (2/27/98)
Assists:	3 at USC (1/29/00), vs. ASU (2/4/00)
Steals:	3 at Arizona State (2/21/98), at UCLA (1/27/00)
FG Made:	12 at Colorado (12/19/99)
FG Att:	19 vs. UC-Irvine (11/28/98)
3-PT FG Made:	None
3-PT FG Att:	None
FT Made:	7 vs. USC (2/4/99)
FT Att:	10 vs. USC (2/4/99)
Blk Shots:	8 vs. ASU (2/4/00)
Turnovers:	7 at Colorado State (12/21/99)
Minutes Played:	41 at Arizona (3/2/00)

FELICIA RAGLAND

Points:	24 vs. Washington (1/22/00), at WSU (2/19/00)
Rebounds:	12 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (12/12/99)
Assists:	7 vs. USC (2/24/00)
Steals:	6 vs. Washington (1/22/00), vs. UCLA (2/26/00)
FG Made:	9 at Hawaii (12/11/99), vs. Washington (1/22/00)
FG Att:	21 at Hawaii (12/11/99)
3-PT FG Made:	4 vs. Washington (1/22/00)
3-PT FG Att:	8 at Oregon (3/10/00)
FT Made:	9 at California (3/4/99)
FT Att:	11 at USC (1/29/00)
Blk Shots:	3 at Washington (2/17/00)
Turnovers:	8 at California (3/4/99), vs. Idaho (1/2/00), vs. USC (2/24/00)
Minutes Played:	41 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (12/12/99)

KRISTINA RUKSTELYTE

Points:	7 vs. Washington (1/22/00)
Rebounds:	5 vs. Portland State (11/22/99)
Assists:	2 vs. Portland (12/29/99)
Steals:	1 vs. Portland State (11/22/99), at Long Beach St. (12/5/99), vs. WSU (1/20/00), vs. ASU (2/4/00), vs. Arizona (2/6/00)
FG Made:	2 at Hawaii (12/11/99), vs. Washington (1/22/00)
FG Att:	3 vs. Washington (1/22/00)
3-PT FG Made:	None
3-PT FG Att:	None
FT Made:	3 vs. Washington (1/22/00), vs. Arizona (2/6/00)
FT Att:	5 vs. Washington (1/22/00)
Blocked Shots:	1 vs. Portland State (11/22/99), vs. Wisconsin- Milwaukee (12/12/99)
Turnovers:	2 at Colorado State (12/21/99)
Minutes:	15 vs. Washington (1/22/00)

SYESHA THOMAS

Points:	14 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (12/12/99)
Rebounds:	5 vs. UCLA (2/6/99)
Assists:	8 vs. California (1/4/99)
Steals:	4 vs. Eastern Washington (11/27/98)
FG Made:	5 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (12/12/99)
FG Att:	12 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (12/12/99)
3-PT FG Made:	3 vs. Idaho State (11/26/99)
3-PT FG Att:	7 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (12/12/99)
FT Made:	4 at California (1/15/00)
FT Att:	6 vs. Wichita State (12/10/99)
Blk Shots:	1 at Long Beach State (12/5/99)
Turnovers:	6 at UCLA (1/8/99), at USC (1/10/99)
Minutes Played:	45 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee (12/12/99)

CHASSIE WIERSMA

Points:	16 vs. San Diego State (11/17/98)
Rebounds:	12 vs. San Diego State (11/17/98)
Assists:	5 vs. San Diego State (11/17/98), vs. WSU (1/20/00)
Steals:	5 at Washington (2/11/99)
FG Made:	6 vs. San Diego State (11/17/98), vs. Colorado State (11/23/98), at USC (1/10/99), at WSU (2/13/99), at Stanford (1/13/00)
FG Att:	10 at Arizona State (1/21/99), at UC-Irvine (12/3/99)
3-PT FG Made:	2 at USC (1/29/00)
3-PT FG Att:	3 vs. Washington (1/22/00)
FT Made:	6 at Arizona (3/2/00)
FT Att:	6 vs. UC-Irvine (11/28/98), vs. Washington (1/22/00), at Arizona (3/2/00)
Blk Shots:	2 vs. San Diego State (11/17/98)
Turnovers:	5 vs. Colorado State (11/23/98), at UCLA (1/8/99) vs. Arizona (2/19/99)
Minutes Played:	40 at Arizona (3/2/00)

CHERRITH WIERSMA

Points:	17 at Long Beach State (12/5/99)
Rebounds:	7 vs. San Diego State (11/17/98)
Assists:	7 vs. Portland (12/29/99)
Steals:	6 vs. Idaho (1/2/00)
FG Made:	6 at Long Beach State (12/5/99)
FG Att:	15 at Long Beach State (12/5/99)
3-PT FG Made:	5 at Long Beach State (12/5/99)
3-PT FG Att:	8 at Long Beach State (12/5/99)
FT Made:	8 vs. UCLA (2/26/00)
FT Att:	10 vs. UCLA (2/26/00)
Blk Shots:	1 vs. Long Beach State (12/13/98), at ASU (1/21/99), at Stanford (1/13/00)
Turnovers:	8 at Washington (2/11/99), vs. Idaho State (11/26/99), at USC (1/29/00)
Minutes Played:	42 at Arizona (3/2/00)