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2014-15 UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
#5 THINGS
1. The No. 11 seed is UTEP’s lowest for a
league championship in school history.
2. The Miners have a double-digit seed for
the first time since 2010 and fourth
occasion overall at the school.
3. UTEP has advanced to the semifinals of
the C-USA Championships for a school-
record three straight years.
4.
By virtue of either a victory or a bye, UTEP
has competed in the quarterfinal round in
eight straight years. It is 11-7 at the event
in that timeframe.
5. UTEP is 15-21 all time in conference
tournament play, including 12-12 under
head coach Keitha Adams.
UTEP SCHEDULE
NOVEMBER (2-2)
7 St. Mary’s& W, 77-50
14 New Mexico State W, 78-73
16 at SMU L, 59-63
19 Northern Arizona W, 82-58
25 vs. Kansas State% L, 43-72.
26 vs. LSU% Cancelled
27 Santa Clara% Cancelled
DECEMBER (3-2)
2 Eastern New Mexico W, 84-49
6 Houston Baptist L, 77-87
14 at New Mexico L, 57-72
20 Prairie View A&M W, 86-48
28 Alcorn State W, 63-53.
JANUARY (3-6)
2 North Texas* W, 60-58
4 Rice* W, 54-51
8 at Louisiana Tech* L, 72-90
10 at Southern Miss* W, 70-59
17 UTSA* L, 53-55
22 #24 WKU* L, 74-80
24 Marshall* L, 71-76
29 at UAB* L, 52-67
31 at Middle Tennessee* L, 53-74
FEBRUARY (3-3)
5 Florida Atlantic* L, 63-68
7 FIU* W, 72-56
12 at Charloe* W, 75-72
14 at Old Dominion* L, 50-79.
21 at UTSA* L, 59-72
27 Louisiana Tech* W, 88-75
MARCH (1-2)
1 Southern Miss* (FSN) L, 60-66
5 at North Texas* W, 69-61
7 at Rice* L, 62-79
11 at UAB^ (ASN) 10 a.m.
12 vs. Southern Miss^ 10 a.m.
13 C-USA Semifinals^ 9 a.m.
14 C-USA Championship^ 6 p.m.
& Exhibition Contest
% 2014 Hardwood Tournament of Hope
(Puerto Vallarta, Mexico)
* Conference USA Game
^ Conference USA Championships
(Birmingham, Ala.)
All times Mountain
#PROJECTED MINER STARTERS
#2 Turner #5 McKinney #10 Telles #4 Gari
#34 Kennedy
5-9, Jr.-2L 5-7, Fr.-HS 5-7, Sr.-1L 6-1, Jr.-2L 6-0, Jr.-TR
15.3 PPG 8.3 PPG 6.7 PPG 7.1 PPG 4.9 PPG
6.2 RPG 2.2 RPG 2.8 RPG 4.5 RPG 3.4 RPG
2.1 SPG 3.2 APG 2.7 APG 1.1 APG 0.6 BPG
29.7 MPG 28.5 MPG 28.8 MPG 22.3 MPG 15.8 MPG
THE OPENING ACT
• No. 11-seed UTEP (12-15) will lock up with host and No. 6 seed UAB (17-12) in the first round of the 2015
Conference USA Women’s Basketball Championships inside Bartow Arena at 10 a.m. MDT Wednesday.
The contest will be televised nationally (American Sports Network) with the talent pairing of Leah
Secondo (play-by-play) and Nate Ross (color). Fans may also listen live on 600 ESPN El Paso, KROD-
AM Radio with Steve Kaplowitz (play-by-play) and Traci Miller (color) describing the action.
• The winner will play No. 3-seed Southern Miss (20-9) in the quarterfinals at 10 a.m. MDT Thursday
• The Miners were 4-4 in their final eight tilts of the regular season, an impressive feat considering they
had endured a six-game losing streak which could have broken their spirts. That skid was the longest
since ‘02-03 and just the third occasion under Keitha Adams that they dropped at least six in a row.
• Aer dropping its first two league home games, UAB won the final seven contests at Bartow Arena.
• Blazers were 7-3 overall down the stretch, including three straight wins to gain momentum for tourney.
• UTEP and UAB will be locking up in the C-USA Championships for the third time in the past four years.
The Miners topped the Blazers, 60-49, in a 2012 C-USA semifinal match-up while knocking them o,
61-59, in the quarterfinals of the 2013 C-USA Championships.
• UTEP is 15-21 all time in conference tournament play, including 12-12 under Adams. They were 1-5 in the
situation during Adams’s first five years at the school, with the lone win coming in 2004.
• UTEP has competed in the quarterfinal round of the C-USA Championships for eight straight years. It is
11-7 in that timeframe, including 4-1 when playing in the first round. The Miners earned opening-round
byes in 2008, 2009, 2012 and 2014 (double bye). UTEP lost its opening-round game of the 2006 C-USA
Championships, its first year in the league.
• UTEP won the only tournament crown in program history in 2012 and earned runner-up honors in 2008.
It has advanced to the semifinals in each of the past three years, the longest stretch in school history.
Other semifinal appearances (1993, 1995 & 2004) came when UTEP was a member of the WAC.
• UTEP will be playing with a double-digit seed at the conference tournament for the first time since
2010 and the fourth occasion overall. It is the Miners’ lowest seed in school history, with the previous
situations (2002, 2006 and 2010) coming as a No. 10 seed. They sustained setbacks in 2002 and 2006 but
did pull o the upset in 2010 by knocking o No. 7 seed Rice, 62-61, in the opening round.
• Of the 12 active players on the roster, only five have experience playing at the C-USA Championships.
Cameasha Turner and Irene Gari have the most experience with five games played (2013 & 2014). Turner
averaged 5 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.8 assists and 24.2 minutes while Gari put up 4.0, 1.2, 1.2 and 14.8
respectively. Stacie Telles played in both C-USA tournament games last year, averaging 8.0 points, 1.0
rebound and 1.5 assist in 17.5 minutes while Sparkle Taylor had respective averages of 2.5, 2.0, 0.0 and
13.0 Anete Kirsteine played two minutes in one game but her only stat was a foul to round out the group.
• For a complete look at UTEP’s history & records in the conference tournament, please see pages 12-13.
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Game 28 | March 11, 2015 | 10 a.m. MDT | Birmingham, Ala. | Bartow Arena
#11 seed UTEP MINERS
(12-15)
Head Coach: Keitha Adams (Southwestern, 1989)
Record at UTEP: 247-180 (14th year)
Overall Record: 374-217 (19th year)
Guard Guard Forward Forward Forward
ACTIVE STAT LEADERS
PPG: Cameasha Turner (15.3)
RPG: Cameasha Turner (6.2)
APG: Lulu McKinney (3.2)
#6 seed UAB BLAZERS
(17-12)
Head Coach: Randy Norton
At UAB: 33-27 (second year)
Overall: Same
ACTIVE STAT LEADERS
PPG: Janae Smith (18.5)
RPG: Janae Smith (7.9)
APG: Chelsee Black (2.4)
VS
Overall Series: UTEP leads, 7-6
In Birmingham: UAB leads, 4-2
Overall Streak: UAB, won one
Last Meeting: at UAB 67, UTEP 52, Jan. 29, 2015
TV: American Sports Network
Talent: Leah Secondo & Nate Ross
Radio: 600 ESPN El Paso, KROD-AM
Talent: Steve Kaplowitz & Traci Miller
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UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
UTEP MEDIA RELATIONS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CONTACT
Mark Brunner | MR
Oce: (915) 747-5722
Cell: (915) 472-6038
E-mail: mbrunner@utep.edu
Media Relations Fax | (915) 747-5444
INTERVIEWS & PRACTICE COVERAGE
Please contact Mark Brunner with all interview
requests for coaches and players. Do not contact
players at home or on their cell phones unless
arranged by the media relations oce.
UTEP’s ocial athletic department website is located
at www.utepathletics.com. Game notes, statistics,
press releases, coaches’ shows and player/coach
biographies are available on the site. The Conference
USA website is located at www.conferenceusa.com.
UTEP WEEKLY MEDIA SCHEDULE
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MONDAY
Practice
11:30 a.m.- 1:30 p.m. |
Foster Stevens Center
Travel to Birmingham
aerwards
10
TUESDAY
Practice
11- 11:55 a.m. | Bartow
Arena
11
WEDNESDAY
Gameday
#11 seed UTEP
at #6 UAB |
10 a.m. MST |
Bartow Arena
12
THURSDAY
Gameday
UAB/UTEP vs.
#3 seed Southern Miss |
10 a.m. MDT |
Bartow Arena
13
FRIDAY
Gameday
C-USA Semifinals |
10 a.m. MDT |
Legacy Arena at the
BJCC
14
SATURDAY
Gameday
C-USA Final |
6 p.m. MDT |
Legacy Arena at the
BJCC
WHO TO CONTACT
ON THE INTERNET
INSIDE THE SERIES
• UTEP leads the overall series, 7-6, but UAB has a 4-2 advantage when playing in Birmingham.
• The Blazers derailed the Miners, 67-52, at Bartow Arena on Jan. 29, 2015, in the most-recent match-
up.
• UTEP had won its past two trips to Bartow Arena prior to sustaining that setback.
• UAB claimed the first meeting ever between the programs, 61-41, on Dec. 20, 1990.
• The two squads did not square o again until the 2005-06 campaign when UTEP joined C-USA.
AWARDS AVENUE
• UTEP junior Cameasha Turner was voted to the 2015 All-Conference USA second team while also
being tabbed to the All-Defensive squad and Lulu McKinney was recognized on the All-Freshman
team, it was revealed by the league oce on March 8.
• UTEP has now been recognized on the all-conference squad for nine straight years.
• Turner becomes the eighth Miner in program history to earn a spot on both the all-conference and
all-defensive teams in the same season. Kayla Thornton (2013 & 2014), Gloria Brown (2012), Jareica
Hughes (2007 & 2009), Natasha Lacy (2008) achieved the feat from C-USA while Kimya Murray
(2002), Kristi Lain (1999) and Jill Lewis (1997) were so distinguished during UTEP’s time in the
Western Athletic Conference. What sets Turner apart from everyone else except Lacy in that group is
that she also was voted to the league’s All-Academic squad.
• McKinney is the first UTEP player since 2011 (Kelli Willingham) and the eighth overall to be tabbed
to the all-freshman squad. Willingham, Anete Steinberga (2010), Dietra Caldwell (2009), Hughes
and Timika Williams (2007) garnered the spotlight from C-USA while Shalana Taylor (2005) and
Charnee Phelps (2004) did so when the Miners played in the WAC.
GOING BACK IN TIME
(at Rice 79, UTEP 62, 3/7/15)
• UTEP got o to a slow start and could never recover in an eventual 79-62 loss at Rice in the regular-
season finale for both squads in Houston on March 7.
• The Miners simply had no answer for the Owls’ Christal Porter, who made her “Senior Day” one to
remember with 30 points and 19 rebounds.
• Rice held early respective leads of 11-2, 17-7 and 27-14, with Keitha Adams being forced to burn three
timeouts within the first 10 minutes in an aempt to get her squad going. The third time proved to
be the charm with UTEP using a 12-2 run to get within four (29-25) only to have Rice counter with
its own 12-2 run.
• The deficit was 12 (43-31) at the break, and the Miners never got closer than 10 the rest of the way.
• Rice won the rebounding bale (47-31) in addition to shooting a crisp 49.2 (32-of-65) from the floor.
• Freshman Lulu McKinney provided a bright spot by nailing 5-of-8 from the field and her lone free
throw aempt on the way to a team-high 14 points.
• Rudiane Eduardo came o the bench to provide a career-high tying nine points while also grabbing
four rebounds.
• Sparkle Taylor pitched in nine points o the pine as well, which was aided by making all five free
throw aempts. Leading scorer Cameasha Turner had her 13-game double-digit scoring streak
snapped aer being held in check with seven points and five boards.
GETTING TO KNOW UAB
Overall: 17-12 Home: 11-3 Road 5-9 Neutral 1-0
C-USA: 11-7 Home: 7-2 Road 4-5
• Got o to a 4-2 on the year before going 2-3 in the next five contests to wrap non-league play at 6-5.
• Stumbled out of the gates in C-USA action with a 1-3 start and was 3-4 following a 58-46 road setback
at Old Dominion on Jan. 24.
• Beat UTEP, 67-52, on Jan. 29, to ignite a turnaround, with the Blazers winning three straight and five
of the next six.
• Cooled o with back-to-back road losses against WKU (59-51, Feb. 19) and Marshall (71-52, Feb. 21) to
slip to 8-7 in C-USA but recovered to pick up three straight wins down the stretch.
• Finished in a three-way tie for fourth place in C-USA play (11-7) but ended up with the #6 seed as
result of the tiebreaker procedures.
• Known for its defensive prowess which is evidenced by the top scoring defense (57.7) in C-USA and
ranking third in field-goal percentage defense (.376)
• Thrives in other aspects of the game, though, with the Blazers pacing the league in free-throw
percentage (.748) and three-point percentage (.357).
• Led by senior and 2015 C-USA First-Team Honoree Janae Smith, who is one of just three players in
the league to rank in the top seven for both scoring (18.5 ppg-fourth) and rebounding (7.9 rpg-seventh).
• Chelsee Black joins Smith in double figures for scoring (12.3-seventh) but there is a significant dropo
aer that.
Miranda Burroughs provides 7.7 ppg while Kayla Anderson (5.0 ppg) is the only other
individual to be at +5.0 ppg.
BASKETBALL INFORMATION
Head Coach Keitha Adams
Alma Mater Southwestern College / 1989
Overall Record 374-217 (19th year)
UTEP Record 247-180 (14th year)
Conference USA Record 98-64
Associate Head Coach Ewa Laskowska (14th year)
Alma Mater Pisburg/1998
Assistant Coach Bill Damuth
Alma Mater University of Texas, Tyler/1995
Basketball Phone (915) 747-8605
Basketball Facebook UTEPWomensBasketball
Basketball Twier @UTEPWBB
Leerwinners R/L 9/3
Starters R/L 2/3
Newcomers 6
2013-14 Overall Record 29-8
2014 Conference USA Record 12-4 (3rd)
2014 C-USA Championship 1-1 (knocked out in semis)
Postseason WNIT (5-1, runner up)
First Season of Program 1974-75
All-Time Record 510-619 (41st season)
Home 325-205
Away 130-343
Neutral 55-71
NCAA Tournament Record 1-2 (1-1 in ‘08; 0-1 in ‘12)
WNIT Record 5-1 (runner-up in 2014)
Location El Paso, Texas
Enrollment 23,003
Founded 1914
Nickname Miners
Colors Dark Blue, Orange, Silver Accent
Aliation NCAA Division I
Conference Conference USA
President Dr. Diana Natalicio
Director of Athletics Bob Stull
Senior Associate AD/SWA Julie Levesque
Faculty Representative Dr. Stephen Aley
Basketball Administrator Julie Levesque
GENERAL INFORMATION
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• Smith is a relentless aacker who has both made (120) and aempted (138) more than 100 free throws.
Her charity-stripe percentage of 87.0 paces C-USA while Black is third at 84.6 (77-of-91).
• Burroughs is lights out from distance, nailing a league-leading 42.2 percent (68-of-161) from three-
point range. Black has also shown good touch by hiing 37.6 percent of treys (47-of-125) to place sixth.
• Smith (1.4-second) and Anderson (1.3-third) both swat more than one shot per game.
• Notable alumni include Regina Benjamin (U.S. Surgeon General), Steve Chiotakis (co-host of the
NPR morning report), Deidre Downs (2005 Miss America) & Vonea Flowers (2002 Olympic gold
medalist in bobsled).
TIME OF TRANSITION
• UTEP’s squad is unproven due to natural arition through graduation & extenuating circumstances.
• Of the 12 active players only juniors Irene Gari & Cameasha Turner have multiple leers with UTEP.
• 2014 C-USA Sixth Player of the Year and junior Jenzel Nash is siing out the season (pregnancy).
• Senior Chrishauna Parker remains sidelined due to a concussion. She was limited to 14 minutes in
the season opener and is still under evaluation.
• There are five newcomers and five players in their second year with the program.
• Senior Marissa Rodriguez is in her fourth year, but she has logged 55 minutes in 29 career games.
• UTEP (12-15) has had a rollercoaster year as result, and unless it can make a run to win the 2015
C-USA Championships, it will finish with a losing record for the first time since 2005-06 (12-17).
• The Miners’ scoring margin is -1.0. The last time they were out-scored on the year was 2004-05 (-2.5).
• UTEP’s rebounding margin is -0.5. It hasn’t been out-rebounded in a year since 2009-10 (-2.9).
• The Orange and Blue are shooting 38.2 percent (626-of-1637) from the floor, which would be the
lowest readout from the floor since 2005-06 (37.9, 668-of-1763).
• Including Nash & Parker under the “lost” group, UTEP’s current roster returned very lile back from
a pure numbers standpoint from the ‘13-14 squad (29-8) as noted below.
2014-15 RETURNING & LOST STAT BREAKDOWN
Category Returned Lost* ‘13-14 Totals % Lost For ‘14-15
Blocked Shots 10 144 154 93.5%
FT Made 186 511 697 73.3%
Steals 102 253 355 71.3%
FG Made 282 673 955 70.5%
Points 845 1,980 2,825 70.1%
Rebounds 542 1,064 1,606 66.3%
Assists 188 354 542 65.3%
Minutes Played 2,789 4,636 7,425 62.4%
3FG Made 95 123 218 56.5%
*Includes Jenzel Nash (missing year with pregnancy) & Chrishauna Parker (played 14 minutes on year.)
ALL ABOUT UTEP’S 2014-15 SEASON
Overall: 12-15 Home: 9-6 Road 3-8 Neutral 0-1
C-USA: 7-11 Home: 4-5 Road 3-6
• Jumped out to a 3-2 start on the year before falling in consecutive contests to slip below .500 on the
year. Bounced back with a pair of victories to close out non-conference play with a record of 5-4.
• The momentum carried into C-USA play with UTEP winning two straight and three of the first four
league contests to climb to 8-5 overall. With four of the next six games at home, the Miners looked
poise to make a push for an upper-echelon finish in the league standings.
• It wasn’t to be, though, with the Miners losing six straight for the first time since 2002-03 and just the
third time under head coach Keitha Adams.
• UTEP hadn’t lost four straight league home games since Adams’s first year (0-9, ‘01-02).
• The four consecutive home losses were by a combined 18 points, and UTEP had first-half leads of at
least nine points in three of them. The Miners were up by 15 (29-14, 10:04 1H) against Marshall (lost
76-71, Jan. 24), enjoyed a 10-point cushion (24-14, 3:46 1H) in the match-up with UTSA (lost 55-53, Jan.
17) and a nine-point advantage (16-7, 14:33) vs. Florida Atlantic (lost 68-63, Feb. 5).
• Adams managed to keep the team from completely falling apart despite the six-game skid. UTEP dug
deep to go 4-4 over the final eight contests of the regular season, though it was knocked o at Rice,
79-62, in the regular-season finale on March 7.
• Used 12 dierent starting line-ups in 27 games on the year, with injuries and the inherent inconsistent
play that comes with young teams the driving force behind the constant shuing.
• The quintet of Stacie Telles, Turner, Gari, Sparkle Taylor and Lawna Kennedy has had the most
success with a record of 4-2 while the combination of Telles, Turner, Taylor, Gari and Daeshianna
McCants follows at 3-3. No other starting five has won more than one contest.
• The injury bug hit hard with Chrishauna Parker (26 games), senior Johni Welles (nine games), junior
Anete Kirsteine (three games), Agata Dobrowolska (three games, junior Turner (two game) and
junior Kennedy (one game) all missing action.
• Telles and Turner both have started 25 contests while Gari (23), Taylor(20), Kennedy (14) and
McKinney (11) have each started 10+ games. McCants (seven), Dobrowolska (five), Marta Miscenko
(two), Rudiane Eduardo (one), Parker (one) and Welles (one) also have started.
• Kirsteine (23 games played 10.3 mpg) and Marissa Rodriguez (six games played, 1.5 mpg) are the lone
individuals to have not started at least one game this year from the entire 14-person roster.
• Adams
has spread playing time around. Of the 12 active players (Parker remains sidelined with an
injury and Welles is out indefinitely) 10 are earning double figures in playing time. Only Miscenko (7.2)
and Rodriguez (1.5) fall short of that figure.
• Turner is the lone individual in C-USA to place in the top 10 of the league for three-point percentage
(.392-third), steals per game (2.0-tied seventh) and points per game (15.3-ninth).
• She also pacers the Miners in rebounds per game (6.2) and minutes per game (29.7).
• Turner (15.3 ppg, 6.2 rpg) is on track to become the first Miner guard since Dragana Zoric in 2002-03
(14.3 ppg, 7.7 rpg) to pace the team in both scoring and rebounding.
Category Rank Actual
Scoring Oense 7 66.2
Scoring Defense 11 67.1
Scoring Margin 10 -1.0
Field-Goal Percentage 9 .382
Field-Goal Percentage Defense 11 .417
Three-Point Percentage 5 .318
Three-Point Percentage Defense 10 .310
Free-Throw Percentage 6 .685
Rebounds Margin 11 -0.5
Assists Per Game 7 12.4
Turnovers Per Game T4 15.5
Turnover Margin 6 +1.3
Assist-to-Turnover Ratio 8 0.8
Steals Per Game 8 8.0
Blocks Per Game 9 3.3
Name Rank Category Actual
Anete Kirsteine 10 3-Point FG PCT .362
Daeshianna McCants 12 Blocks/game 0.9
Lulu McKinney 2 Free-Throw% .861
9 Assists/game 3.2
9 Ast/TO ratio 1.2
Sparkle Taylor 30 Points/game 9.8
Stacie Telles 12 3-Point FG PCT .337
14 Assists/game 2.7
Cameasha Turner 3 3-Point FG PCT .392
T7 Steals/game 2.0
9 Points/game 15.3
11 Free-Throw% .740
UTEP IN THE C-USA STATS
Category Rank Actual
Scoring Oense 136 66.2
Scoring Defense 250 67.1
Scoring Margin 205 -1.0
Field-Goal Percentage 236 .382
Field-Goal Percentage Defense 282 .417
Three-Point Percentage 145 .318
Three-Point Percentage Defense 161 .310
Free-Throw Percentage 177 .685
Rebounds Margin 201 -0.5
Assists Per Game 191 12.4
Turnovers Per Game 135 15.5
Turnover Margin 115 +1.3
Assist-to-Turnover Ratio 170 0.8
Steals Per Game 143 8.0
Blocks Per Game 172 3.3
Name Rank Category Actual
Lulu McKinney 216 Assist/turnover ratio 1.2
Cameasha Turner 134 Steals/game 2.0
158 Points/game 15.3
227 Free-Throw% 74.0
UTEP IN THE NATIONAL STATS
UTEP CATEGORY UAB
12-15, 7-11 C-USA Win-Loss 17-12, 11-7 C-USA
L 1 Current Streak W 3
4-6 Record In Last 10 Games 7-3
66.2 Scoring Oense 61.1
67.1 Scoring Defense 57.7
-1.0 Scoring Margin +3.4
.382 Field-Goal Percentage .413
.417 Field-Goal Percentage Defense .375
.318 Three-Point Percentage .358
.310 Three-Point Percentage Defense .299
.685 Free-Throw Percentage .748
-0.5 Rebounds Margin +2.3
12.4 Assists Per Game 12.3
15.5 Turnovers Per Game 15.5
+1.4 Turnover Margin -2.6
0.8 Assist-to-Turnover Ratio 0.8
8.0 Steals Per Game 5.2
3.3 Blocks Per Game 3.4
STATISTICAL COMPARISON
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• Turner (4.9 to 15.3), Taylor (5.4 to 9.8) and Gari (3.8 to 7.1) have all made significant improvements in
terms of their points per game from last year to this year.
• Turner (2.2 to 6.2), Gari (2.1 to 4.5) and Taylor (2.6 to 4.4) have also experienced a big jump in terms of
rebounds per game from last season to this year.
WHAT’S TRENDING
• Set season highs for points (88), field-goal percentage (.480), three-point percentage (.636), free
throws made (33) and aempted (40) and turnovers (25) in the 88-75 win against Louisiana Tech on
Feb. 27.
• Averaged 64 points on 34.3 percent shooting (62-of-181) from the floor while commiing 13.7
turnovers per game in the final three games of the regular season.
• Split the rebounding bale (2-2) over the final four games of the regular season. UTEP had been out-
rebounded in six of the seven contests prior to the turnaround down the stretch.
• Hit 66.7 percent (16-of-24) from the free-throw line at Rice on March 7. UTEP had been locked in at
the charity stripe in the three games beforehand, making 80.0 percent (60-of-75).
• Aer making at least seven three pointers in three straight games for the first time since the start of
the year, UTEP sunk 4-of-12 from distance at Rice.
• Twelve-game streak with 10+ oensive rebounds was halted at Rice aer UTEP secured a season-
low six boards at that end.
• Cameasha Turner’s double-digit scoring streak (13) was stopped at Rice when she finished with
seven points on 2-of-11 shooting.
• Turner made 6-of-25 (24.0 percent) from the field the final two games of the regular season. She had
drilled 14-of-24 (58.3) the previous two tilts.
• Overall Turner has enjoyed a banner oensive season with 20 double-digit scoring tilts in 25 games
(missed two contests with injury) to more than triple her eort (six) of such games first two years.
• Turner is a 25-of-47 in 10 contests with multiple triples. She is 4-of-27 in her other 14 appearances.
• Sparkle Taylor averaged 5.7 points and was a combined 4-of-20 (20.0 percent) from the floor in the
final three games of the regular season. She had put up 14.3 ppg on a combined 23-of-43 shooting
(53.5 percent) the preceding three games.
• Lulu McKinney averaged 15 points and made 43.5 percent (10-of-23) of her shots the final two
contests of the regular season. She had hit only 15.8 percent (12-of-76) from the floor while pitching
in 6.2 points per game in the nine previous contests.
• McKinney has grabbed at least four rebounds in back-to-back contests and in four of the past six
tilts. In her first 21 games of her career, McKinney never had more than three boards.
• Irene Gari has started the final 23 games of the year aer coming o the bench the first four.
• Gari hit beer than 40 percent from the field in each of the final two tilts of the year aer doing so
just once out of the prior five games.
• Stacie Telles reached double figures in scoring in four of the final seven contests of the year to top
her total of such games (three) over the initial 20 tilts.
• In the seven games with 10+ points, Telles is a combined 52.3 percent (23-of-44) from the floor,
including a sizzling 53.1 percent (17-of-32) from beyond-the-arc while averaging almost 13 ppg.
• In her other 20 contests, those numbers drop to 27.3 percent (30-of-110) overall, 25.0 percent on treys
(18-of-72) for 4.7 ppg.
• Lawna Kennedy leads the team for both fouls (82) and disqualifications (three) despite placing
seventh on the squad in minutes per game (15.8).
• In the nine contests Kennedy has been able to play at least 20 minutes, she is averaging 8.1 points on
53.8 percent shooting (28-of-52) to go along with 5.1 rebounds in a 22.4 mpg.
• In her other 17 games played, she has averaged 3.2 ppg on 37.7 percent shooting (23-of-61) and 2.5
rebounds in 12.4 mpg.
• Daeshianna McCants had 12 rebounds total the final six games of the regular season. McCants had
grabbed more than double that (25) in the four contests before the dropo.
• McCants (54-45) and Kennedy (48-41) both have more oensive rebounds than defensive.
• Anete Kirsteine went 2-of-3 from three-point range the final two games of the campaign. She had hit
8-of-30 of her triple aempts in the prior 11 contests.
• Twenty five of Kirsteine’s 30 field-goals made have been from three-point range.
2014-15 Adams Era
At home 9-6 162-63
On road 3-8 62-102
At neutral sites 0-1 23-15
In overtime 0-0 8-7
Decided by 3 points or less 3-1 30-25
Decided by 4-5 points 1-4 16-26
Decided by 6-10 points 2-2 55-39
Decided by 11-20 points 3-5 89-51
Decided by 21-plus points 3-3 57-38
Led at Half 7-4 186-41
Tied at the half 2-0 10-2
Trailed at the half 3-11 51-136
Shot 50% or beer 0-0 40-3
Shot 40-49.9% 10-1 137-47
Shot less than 40% 2-14 70-129
Opp. shot 50% or beer 0-2 5-30
Opp. shot 40-49% 5-11 55-90
Opp. shot less than 40% 7-2 187-59
UTEP 40% or beer on 3s (min. 5) 2-1 83-21
Out-rebounded opp. 9-5 166-58
Opp. out-rebounded UTEP 3-10 74-116
Rebounds are equal 0-0 7-5
More turnovers than opp. 3-7 64-105
Less turnovers than opp. 9-7 176-64
Turnovers equal 0-1 7-10
Scored 90-plus points 0-0 12-0
Scored 80-89 points 4-0 59-4
Scored 70-79 points 4-4 82-20
Scored 60-69 points 3-4 77-52
Scored 50-59 points 1-6 12-64
Scored less than 50 points 0-1 5-39
Allowed 90-plus points 0-1 0-11
Allowed 80-89 points 0-2 4-29
Allowed 70-79 points 3-7 29-55
Allowed 60-69 points 1-4 83-50
Allowed 50-59 points 6-1 85-30
Allowed less than 50 points 2-0 46-4
On Mondays 0-0 9-6
On Tuesdays 1-1 18-11
On Wednesdays 1-0 20-11
On Thursdays 2-4 52-39
On Fridays 3-0 34-29
On Saturdays 3-7 70-50
On Sundays 2-3 44-32
On National TV 0-1 12-11
In November 2-2 46-24
In December 3-2 60-28
In January 3-6 64-48
In February 3-3 51-56
In March 1-2 25-23
In April 0-0 1-1
In day games 6-8 95-59
In night games (5 p.m. or later) 6-6 152-119
Wearing white/pink uniforms 7-5 153-56
Wearing navy uniforms 2-4 59-106
Wearing orange uniforms 3-6 35-17
UTEP UNDER COACH ADAMS
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UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
• Rudiane Eduardo tallied a career-high tying nine points and was 3-of-6 from the floor and 2-of-5 at
the charity stripe in the lose at Rice. She had scored six points total and was 2-of-10 from the floor and
2-of-4 on free throws in the six previous games.
• Marta Miscenko has scored in 15 of her 18 appearances on the year, and is shooting a solid 42.3
percent (22-of-52) from the floor.
THE BASIC FACTS ON UTEP
• UTEP is 510-619 in its 41st season as a women’s basketball program, including 12-15 this year.
• Five 20+ win seasons (all since 2006-07), including three straight (2012-14) for the first time at school.
• Two regular-season league championships (2008 & 2012) & one league tourney title (2012).
• Became first C-USA women’s team to go 16-0 while claiming initial league title in 2008.
• Finished 15-1 in 2012 & won C-USA tournament.
• Own C-USA single-season record for winning streak at 23, which was set in 2007-08.
• Made three postseason appearances, including the 2014 WNIT where it earned runner-up honors.
• Appeared in 2008 & 2012 NCAA Tourney.
• Earned at-large bid as #7 seed in 2008.
• Beat #10 seed Western Kentucky, 92-60 (3/22/08) in the first round of ‘08 “Big Dance.”
• Bowed out with 88-54 loss at two-seed & #4 nationally Stanford (3/24/08). Stanford ultimately lost
in the NCAA title game.
• Awarded a #13 seed at 2012 NCAA Tournament, in spite of 29-3 record & winning both the C-USA
regular-season & tournament title.
• Faced #4 seed & #12 in polls Penn State in the 2012 NCAA First Round. Tied at the half (39-39) before
eventually falling, 85-77, (3/18/12).
• The University of Texas at El Paso is in the midst of its centennial celebration, which will continue
through the 2014-15 academic year.
• Notable alumni include former ABC News Chief White House Correspondent Sam Donaldson,
well-respected NFL referee Ed Hochuli, former NASA astronaut Danny Olivas engineer & Dennis
Poon, who designed Taipei 101 & some of the tallest buildings in the world.
THE ADAMS FILE
• UTEP is under the direction of 14th-year head coach Keitha Adams.
• Adams is a two-time C- USA Coach of the Year (’08 & ’12) is UTEP’s all-time win leader at 247-180.
• Overall she stands at 374-217 in her 19th year as a collegiate head coach, making her one of five active
C-USA coaches with 300+ career collegiate wins.
• All five 20+ win seasons & six of the seven with 18+ have been during her tenure.
• She is responsible for all three postseason bids (NCAA in 2008 & 2012; WNIT 2014) & all three league
championships (2008 C-USA regular season; 2012 C-USA regular season & conference tournament)
in school history.
• Twenty of the 23 major individual career records at the school are held by players from her era.
• Entered this year with eight straight and nine overall seasons with at least 16 wins.
• Three such campaigns in the first 27 years of the program.
• Nearly 100 games above .500 (204-108) the past 10 years, including the 12-15 mark in 2014-15.
• 115-156 was best record for 10-year stretch before her arrival.
• Earned votes in top-25 poll in 2011-12, 2012-13 and 2013-14 and six times overall.
• Never achieved feat before Adams’ era.
• Nationally ranked for final six weeks of ‘2007-08.
• UTEP has compiled 48 months with a winning percentage of .500 or beer under Adams compared
to just 20 with a losing record in what is now her 14th year on the job. Eight of those 20 came in her
first two years.
• Coached 20 players who have gone on to play professionally, including ‘08 WNBA dra picks
Izabela Piekarska & Natasha Lacy.
• Impacted the international game at the highest level, with Noni Wharemate representing New
Zealand at ‘08 Olympic Games.
• Every player who has exhausted her eligibility at UTEP during her tenure has graduated.
THIRD-BEST IN TEXAS SINCE ‘06-07
• The Miners have the third-most wins among all DI programs in Texas since 2006-07.
• Recent national champions & 2014 NCAA Elite 8 participants Baylor (276-44) and Texas A&M (239-
75)lead the way while UTEP (192-90) has a firm grip on third. Lamar (176-108-tied fourth) and Texas
(176-117-tied fourth), TCU (168-117-sixth), Prairie View A&M (161-129-tied seventh), Stephen F. Austin
(161-118-tied seventh), SMU (156-123-ninth) and Texas Tech (151-138-10th) round out the top 10.
STILL QUITE A RUN
• Entered this year having produced three straight 20+ wins seasons for the first time in school history.
• 92-36 since the start of ‘11-12 season (12-15 this year), with 61 double-digit wins.
• 12-15 in 2014-15, 29-8 last year, 22-10 in 2012-13 and 29-4 in 2011-12.
• Qualified for postseason play in two of those three campaigns. Posted 5-1 record en route to earning
runner-up honors at the 2014 WNIT while landing an at-large bid to the 2012 NCAA Tournament
aer winning both the 2012 C-USA regular season and tournament title
• Enjoyed 12 separate winning streaks of at least three games.
• Contrast that with one three-game losing skid & one six-game setback streak.
QUICK REVIEW OF THE RECORD-SETTING 2013-14 SEASON
• UTEP had a banner season in 2013-14, making a run to the finals of the 2014 WNIT.
• Led by El Paso native Kayla Thornton the Miners (29-8) tied school and Conference USA records for
wins in a season. UTEP had set the mark by going 29-4 in 2011-12.
• The Miners also established school standards for field goals (955), three pointers (218), free throws
(697), points (2,825), points per game (76.4), rebounds (1,606), oensive rebounds (577), assists (542)
and steals (355).
2014-15 C-USA STANDINGS
Team C-USA Overall Last 10 Streak
WKU 16-2 27-4 9-1 W 9
Middle Tennessee
14-4 20-8 7-3 W 2
Southern Miss 13-5 20-9 8-2 L 1
UTSA 11-7 16-14 7-4 W 3
Old Dominion 11-7 18-11 6-4 L 1
UAB
11-7 17-12 7-3 W 3
Louisiana Tech 10-8 16-14 5-5 W 1
Charloe 10-8 14-16 7-3 W 1
Marshall 8-10 16-13 3-7 L 3
Florida Atlantic 7-11 13-16 3-7 L 2
UTEP 7-11 12-15 4-6 L 1
Rice 4-14 9-20 2-8 W 1
North Texas 4-14 5-24 3-7 L 4
FIU 0-18 3-26 0-10 L 18
2015 C-USA CHAMPIONSHIPS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 FIRST ROUND
(11) UTEP at (6) UAB 10 a.m.
(7) Louisiana Tech vs. (10) Florida Atlantic 12:30 p.m.
(8) Charloe vs. (9) Marshall 4 p.m.
(5) Old Dominion vs. (12) Rice 6:30 p.m.
THURSDAY, MARCH 12 QUARTERFINALS
UTEP/UAB vs. (3) Southern Miss 10 a.m.
LA Tech/FAU vs. (2) Middle Tennessee 12:30 p.m.
Charloe/Marshall vs. (1) WKU 4 p.m.
Old Dominion/Rice vs. (4) UTSA 6:30 p.m.
FRIDAY, MARCH 13 SEMIFINALS
TBD vs. TBD 9 a.m.
TBD vs. TBD 11:30 a.m.
SATURDAY, MARCH 14 FINALS
TBD vs. TBD 6 p.m.
All Times Mountain
RECENT C-USA RESULTS
SATUDAY, MARCH 7
*at WKU 71, Old Dominion 62
*Louisiana Tech 67, at Southern Miss 64
*at UAB 72, FIU 56
*at Rice 79, UTEP 62
*UTSA 57, at North Texas 54
*at Middle Tennessee 73, Florida Atlantic 60
*Charloe 66, at Marshall 58
THURSDAY, MARCH 5
*at WKU 80, Charloe 72
*at UAB 59, Florida Atlantic 56
*UTEP 69, at North Texas 61
*at Middle Tennessee 79, FIU 30
*Old Dominion 67, at Marshall 55
*UTSA 60, at Rice 49
SUNDAY, MARCH 1
*at UTSA 60, Louisiana Tech 53
*Southern Miss 66, at UTEP 60
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28
*at Old Dominion 70, North Texas 48
*UAB 62, at Middle Tennessee 57
*WKU 88, at FIU 47
*at Florida Atlantic 83, Marshall 73
*at Charloe 74, Rice 59
*Conference USA Games
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CHECK THE STATS
The dierence between winning & losing can be stark. Here’s UTEP’s breakdown for 2014-15.
In 12 Wins (Average Stats)
Team Pts FG% 3fg% FT% RB TO
UTEP 73.5 42.7 37.5 70.2 42.4 15.8
Opp. 59.4 37.3 25.9 65.1 35.1 17.5
In 15 Losses (Average Stats)
Team Pts FG% 3fg% FT% RB TO
UTEP 60.3 34.8 28.1 66.8 36.4 15.3
Opp. 73.3 45.3 35.2 65.8 43.1 16.3
• 10-1 on season and 177-50 under Keitha Adams when making beer than 40% from the floor.
• 9-4
on season
and 166-57 under Adams when winning the rebounding bale.
• 8-1 on season and 131-34 under Adams when allowing less than 60 points.
• 8-4 on season and 187-41 under Adams when leading at the break.
• 7-2 on season and 187-59 under Adams when keeping opposition to less than 40 percent from the floor.
• 4-0 on season and 70-4 under Adams with 80+ points.
• 3-0 on season 82-12 under Adams when opposition has more turnovers than field goals.
• 1-0 on season and 65-3 when recording at least 20 assists during the Adams era.
ALL ABOUT THE FANS
• Ranked in the top-50 nationally for aendance for three straight seasons
• Placed 28th in 2013-14 (3,793 avg.), 42nd in 2012-13 (2,708 avg.) & 46th in 2011-12 (2,639 avg.)
• 1-0 on year & 20-2 under head coach Keitha Adams in home games with 4,000+ fans.
• Aracted a single-season school record 94,832 fans in 2013-14, aided by drawing in 52,108 during six
WNIT home games.
HOME SWEET HOME
• 60-14 in El Paso since 2011-12, including 9-6 this year, to post 13th straight winning record at home.
• Surged to an overall home start of 7-1 before going 2-5 down the stretch. Included in the sequence
were four straight home setbacks for the second time under head coach Keitha Adams. The prior
occasion came in 2001-02 when UTEP went 0-9 in El Paso in Western Athletic Conference play.
• The six home losses were the most in a season since 2010-11 (13-6)
• Finished below .500 (4-5) in league play for the first time since Adam’s first year in ‘01-02 (0-9)
• All five league losses were by single digits, and they were decided by a combined 24 points.
In 15 Home Games (Average Stats)
Team Pts FG% 3fg% FT% RB TO
UTEP 71.0 .403 .325 .704 41.4 15.1
Opp. 63.5 .393 .291 .688 36.7 17.5
TRAVEL TIME
• Dropped the first three road games, including both in non-conference play, and five of the first six.
• Lone bright spot in that stretch was a 71-59 win at Southern Miss on Jan. 10.
• Has gone 2-3 in hostile territory since that point, with wins against Charloe (75-72, Feb. 12) and
North Texas (69-61, March 5).
• Six of the eight road losses this year have been by double figures, with the exception being a 63-59
setback against SMU in road opener on Nov. 16, 2014.
• 62-102 on the road under head coach Keitha Adams, hindered by 15-52 mark her first five years.
• 48-50, including 3-8 this year, since 2006-07
• 24-19 since the start of the 2011-12 season
• Posted three winning road records under Adams, a feat never achieved prior to Adams’s tenure.
• Entered ‘14-15 having recorded at least four road wins for a program-best three straight years.
• Needs a win at UAB in the opening round of the C-USA Championships to extend that streak to four.
• Recorded five campaigns with a mark of .500 or beer under Adams.
• That happened just twice in the first 27 years of the program.
In 11 Road Games (Average Stats)
Team Pts FG% 3fg% FT% RB TO
UTEP 61.7 .365 .322 .670 36.1 16.3
Opp. 71.6 .442 .323 .626 42.8 15.6
CAREER ACHIEVEMENTS
• The injured Chrishauna Parker is the only player in program history to rank in the top 10 for career
rebounds (728-4th) & assists (267-6th). She is sixth in sixth in double-doubles (15), ninth in free throws
made (229), tied for ninth in free-throws made (229) and 10th in aempts (364).
• Parker is also a member of the 700-point club (720-28th) and is 14th for minutes (2,471).
• Cameasha Turner is 33rd all time in scoring (649). She is also 15th for starts (67), tied for 20th in
three-pointers made (55), 23rd for three-pointers aempted (174), tied for 23rd for steals (92), 24th in
free-throws made (168) and tied for 28th for games played (90).
• Stacie Telles is 13th in program history for 3-pointers made (74) & 16th for aempts (213).
• Irene Gari is tied for 23rd for three pointers aempted (174) and is 26th in games played (94)
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
• With UTEP observing its 100th birthday during the 2014-15 scholastic year, the UTEP Women’s
Basketball Centennial Team was also honored during the season. The 11-member squad (two players
tied in voting) features Gloria Brown (2010-12), Gloria Estrada (1974-77), Jareica Hughes (2006-10),
Natasha Lacy (2007-08), Izabela Piekarska (2004-08), Holly Russ (1990-92), Anete Steinberga
(2009-13), Be Stoney (1977-81), Kiana Taylor (1993-97), Kayla Thornton (2010-14) and Timika
Williams (2006-10).
When This Player Starts 2014-15 Record Career Record
Chrishauna Parker 1-0 58-19
Cameasha Turner 12-13 44-23
Irene Gari 10-13 26-20
Stacie Telles 11-14 20-16
Sparkle Taylor 10-10 Same
Lawna Kennedy 6-8 Same
Agata Dobrowolska 3-2 Same
Daeshianna McCants 3-4 Same
Lulu McKinney 3-8 Same
Marta Miscenko 1-1 Same
Anete Kirsteine 0-0 1-0
Rudiane Eduardo 0-1 Same
Johni Welles 0-1 Same
Double-Figure Scoring 14-15 Career
Chrishauna Parker 0 28
Cameasha Turner 20 26
Sparkle Taylor 11 18
Irene Gari 4 17
Stacie Telles 7 16
Lulu McKinney 10 Same
Anete Kirsteine 2 3
Lawna Kennedy 2 Same
Daeshianna McCants 1 Same
Marta Miscenko 1 Same
Johni Welles 1 Same
Double-Figure
Rebounding
14-15 Career
Chrishauna Parker 0 29
Cameasha Turner 3 4
Irene Gari 3 Same
Sparkle Taylor 1 Same
Lawna Kennedy 1 Same
Double-Doubles 14-15 Career
Chrishauna Parker 0 15
Irene Gari 2 Same
Cameasha Turner 3 4
Sparkle Taylor 2 Same
201415 STARTING LINE UPS RECORD
Taylor, Telles, Turner, Gari & Kennedy 4-2
Taylor, Telles, Turner, Gari & McCants 3-3
McKinney, Taylor, Turner, Gari & Kennedy 1-1
Taylor, Telles, Turner, Gari & Dobrowolska 1-1
Taylor, Telles, Turner, Gari & Miscenko 1-1
McKinney, Telles, Turner, Dobrowolska & Parker 1-0
McKinney, Telles, Turner, Dobrowolska & Kennedy 1-0
McKinney, Telles, Turner, Dobrowolska & Welles 0-1
McKinney, Telles, Turner, McCants & Taylor 0-1
McKinney, Telles, Taylor, Gari & Kennedy 0-1
McKinney, Telles, Gari, Eduardo & Kennedy 0-1
McKinney, Telles, Turner, Gari & Kennedy 0-3
MISCELLANEOUS STATS
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UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
CELEBRATING 40 YEARS OF WOMEN’S
HOOPS AT UTEP
• The 2014-15 season marks the 40-year
anniversary since the launch of the program,
and needless to say a lot has changed.
Launched for the 1974-75 campaign, the team
was not even under the wing of the athletics
department. It was initially operated by the
intramural division, and a physical education
graduate student Carol Ammerman was
selected as the first coach. Her salary was $250
a month, and she scrambled to assemble both
a team and secure a spot to practice and play
games.
CLIFFSNOTE ON ‘14-15 CAMPAIGN
(UTEP 69, at North Texas 61, 3/5/15)
• The UTEP women’s basketball team used a
barrage of three pointers to topple North Texas,
69-61, inside the Super Pit on March 6. The
Miners connected on 11-of-23 from beyond-
the-arc to derail an inspired Mean Green squad
which was playing its final home game of the
regular season.
• Lulu McKinney (career-high tying 16 points,
five assists and five rebounds), Stacie Telles
(career-high tying 16 points), Cameasha
Turner (15 points, eight rebounds) and Lawna
Kennedy (six points, career-high 13 rebounds)
helped lead the charge for the Orange and Blue.
• It was a wild back-and forth game which
featured 10 ties and 19 lead changes, as both
sides traded blows. North Texas looked to be
in decent shape, using a 15-8 run to grab a 55-
52 advantage with five minutes to play. UTEP
would rally, though, with McKinney picking
the pocket of Kasiney Williams before soaring
in for the hoop and some harm to start the
comeback.
• Turner then nailed a triple to propel UTEP
ahead, 58-55, with 3:09 to play before a Telles
trey, which was set up by three straight passes,
completed the 9-0 game-changing run. North
Texas halted the run with a lay-up to cut the
deficit down to four (61-57) but the Miners
would close out the game in style. UTEP nailed
six all six free throws, to go along with a fast-
break lay-up from Telles, to cruise to the eight-
point win.
(Southern Miss 66, at UTEP 60, 3/1/15)
• Junior Cameasha Turner recorded her third
double-double (18 points, career-high 13
rebounds) on the year while also dishing out a
personal-best six assists but visiting Southern
Miss spoiled “Senior Day” by handing UTEP a
66-60 setback inside the Don Haskins Center
on March 1.
• The Miners made only 10 turnovers against
a high-pressure Lady Eagles’ defense while
also playing unselfishly but they couldn’t get
enough shots to go down. UTEP finished at
28.8 percent (19-of-66) from the floor, which
was hindered by making nine of a school-
recording seing 34 three-point aempts for a
readout of 26.5 percent from beyond-the-arc.
• USM nailed 43.9 percent (25-of-57) of its
aempts and also enjoyed an advantage on
the glass (48-39), with Tamara Jones seing
the tone for the visitors with 25 points and
seven rebounds. In fact it was a triple by Jones
with 9:06 to play that aorded USM its largest
advantage (54-45) of the contest.
• The Miners refused to quit, though, whiling
the deficit down to just two on a pair of
occasions, including 62-60 with 1:01 to play
following a triple by Anete Kirsteine.
• Much to the disdain of the 3,377 Orange and
Blue faithful, USM was able to get stops when
it maered most to escape town with the win.
• Turner’s contested lay-up rimmed out with
41 seconds to play. Another three-point try by
Kirsteine, which would have tied the tilt, was
just a bit short with 25 seconds le. Jones finally
sealed UTEP’s fate with an old-fashioned
three-point play with 14 ticks on the clock.
• It was a biersweet moment for the Miners,
who honored the outgoing senior class of Irene
Gari, Marissa Rodriguez and Stacie Telles in a
pre-game ceremony that included a video and
on-court recognition.
(at UTEP 88, Louisiana Tech 75, 2/21/15)
• Sparkle Taylor (23 points) and Cameasha
Turner (20 points) teamed up to help power the
UTEP women’s basketball team to a convincing
come-from-behind 88-75 victory against
Louisiana Tech inside the Don Haskins Center
Friday aernoon.
• It was a tale of two halves, with the Miners
outscoring the Lady Techsters 50—32 over the
final 20 minutes on the way to a season-high
88 points. The visitors carried a 43-38 lead
into the locker room but the Orange and Blue
stunned them with a game-changing 17-0 run
over the first four minutes of the second stanza.
Turner and Taylor combined for nine of those
points.
• Louisiana Tech called a pair of timeouts during
the sequence, but both proved to be ineective.
It did manage to while the deficit down to five
(56-51) with 13:38 to play but UTEP peeled o
13 straight points over the next four-and-a half
minutes to go up by 18 (69-51, 8:45 to play), and
Louisiana Tech never got within single digits
the rest of the way out.
• The Miners connected on 24-of-50 (48.0
percent) during the game, including 13-of-
24 (54.2) during the dominating second half.
Louisiana Tech, which nailed 14-of-27 (51.9
percent) from the floor during an impressive
first half, but cooled down and hit only 10-of-
38 (26.3 percent) over the final 20 minutes.
• There were plenty of whistles, with 29 fouls on
LA Tech and 25 on the Miners, and both teams
spent plenty of time at the charity stripe. The
Miners drilled 33 free throws-the fih most
in program history- on 40 aempts for a solid
82.5 percent. The Lady Techsters made 22-of-
33 charity-stripe tosses.
• Another factor was rebounding, with UTEP
crushing LA Tech, 49-28, on the boards.
That dominant performance helped oset
the Miners’ lone shortcoming in the contest,
which was ball security. The Orange and Blue
commied 25 turnovers that led to 23 points for
the visitors but they were able to overcome that
due to their controlling every other component
of the contest.
(at UTSA 72, UTEP 59, 2/21/15)
• Cameasha Turner tallied 19 points while
Stacie Telles also reached double figures (14
points) but UTEP was dealt a 72-59 defeat at
UTSA on Feb. 21.
• UTEP finished at 32 percent (19-of-60) from the
floor, in addition to having an o shooting day
at the free-throw line (15-of-26, 57.7 percent).
UTSA shared in the Miners’ woes at the charity
stripe, finishing at a paltry 56.3 percent (18-of-
32) but it nailed a solid 46.3 percent (25-of-54)
of its tries from the field.
• Another factor was rebounding, with the
Roadrunners controlling the glass to the
tune of 50-33. UTSA had 18 oensive boards,
compared to 13 by the Miners, which resulted
in a 15-7 advantage in second-chance points.
• Mannasha Bell (15 points, 11 rebounds) and
Tesha Smith (17 points, 14 rebounds) each
recorded double-doubles to set the tone for the
Roadrunners, who also had a 40-22 advantage
in points in the paint.
• UTEP did a wonderful job in ball security with
12 turnovers-while forcing 20, which led to a
23-12 cushion for points o giveaways.
• Sparkle Taylor pitched in nine points while
Lulu McKinney need eight and Irene Gari
finished with seven. Daeshianna McCants
(two points) was the only other player to score
in the game, though, for the Orange and Blue.
(at Old Dominion 79, UTEP 50, 2/14/15)
• Sparkle Taylor tallied 17 points, Cameasha
Turner notched 11 and Lulu McKinney
collected 10 but UTEP’s two-game winning
streak was snapped in a 79-50 setback at Old
Dominion on Feb. 14.
• The Miners dug themselves a large hole heading
into halime (40-17), and were unable to truly
recover. UTEP peeled o eight straight points
to start the second half but the homestanding
Lady Monarchs regrouped and never let the
Miners truly threaten.
• Aside from the three players in double figures,
UTEP was unable to find consistent oense.
Daeshianna McCants pitched in five points
but no one else had more than three.
(UTEP 75, at Charloe 72, 2/12/15)
• Junior Cameasha Turner tallied 26 points for
the second straight contest to help li the UTEP
women’s basketball team to an emotional 75-72
win at Charloe on Feb. 13. The Miners (10-11,
5-7 C-USA) trailed by as many as 12 points in
the contest but never wavered on the way to
rallying past the homestanding 49ers (9-14, 5-6
C-USA) to post their second straight victory.
• Stacie Telles joined Turner in double figures
with 13 points, including a circus-like floater
to account for the game’s ninth and final lead
change with 2:03 to play. Aer a missed jumper
by Charloe, Turner cruised to the hole for a
lay-up to make it 73-70 with 1:19 le. Alexis
Alexander, who led a trio of 49ers in double
figures with 17 points, converted on her own
lay-up with 56 seconds remaining.
• UTEP was unable to put points on the board
the next time down the court but it guarded
closely and forced a turnover with four seconds
le. Turner was fouled on the inbounds, and
she made both tosses at the charity stripe to
give the visitors a 75-72 lead.
• UTEP freshman Lulu McKinney sealed the
win by coming up with a steal on the ensuing
possession, and dribbled out the final three
seconds before the horn sounded.
• The Miners nailed 43.1 percent (26-of-60) of
their shots to improve to 9-1 this year when
eclipsing 40 percent. The Miners also enjoyed
an 18-11 advantage on fastbreak points and won
the points in the paint, 34-32, despite being
outsized. Those eorts helped compensate for
Charloe claiming the rebounding bale (40-
36) and shooting a solid 40.4 percent (23-of-57)
from the floor.
(at UTEP 72, FIU 56, 2/7/15)
• Junior Cameasha Turner poured in 26 points
(one shy of her career high) to help the UTEP
women’s basketball team cruise past FIU, 72-
56, inside the Don Haskins Center on Feb. 9.
Turner set the tone early, with eight points
during a 14-4 Miners’ run to put Panthers in
a double-digit hole just six minutes into the
contest.
• UTEP extended its margin to 14 (39-24) at the
break, and was never truly threatened in the
second half. The cushion swelled to as many as
27 (61-34, 8:23). To its credit FIU continued to
play hard down the stretch, closing the game
on an 8-0 run, but it was far too lile too late.
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UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
• The Miners shot 40.0%, (28-of-70) from the
floor, which was only slightly beer than the
eort by the Panthers’ readout of 37.8% (21-of-
56) but they dominated in every other aspect
of the contest to post the convincing victory.
UTEP forced 25 turnovers, leading to 25 points,
which was aided by a season-high 17 steals.
• The Orange and Blue tallied 48 points in the
paint while also adding 15 free throws on 20
aempts. .
• The Miners piled up a campaign-best 26 fast
break points, nearly doubling the prior high
(14) which came against Division II foe Eastern
New Mexico on Dec. 2.
• Senior Stacie Telles had an excellent all-
around game with five points, six rebounds, a
career-high tying eight assists and three steals
in 27 minutes of action.
• Junior Rudiane Eduardo equaled her career
high with nine points.
• Freshman Daeshianna McCants did well to
front the post, resulting in a career-high four
steals.
(Florida Atlantic 68, UTEP 63, 2/5/15)
• Irene Gari posted her second double-double
(13 points, career-high tying 12 rebounds) this
year while Sparkle Taylor added 18 points
but visiting Florida Atlantic was able to derail
UTEP, 68-63, at the Don Haskins Center on
Feb. 5.
• The Miners led for almost half of the contest,
including a nine-point cushion (13-4, 15:58)
early on, only to have the Owls use torrid
shooting to stake the come-from-behind
triumph.
• Florida Atlantic connected on 53.3 percent (24-
of-45) from the floor, including a staunch 56.3
percent (9-of-16) from three-point range.
• The Miners shared the ball well with 16 assists
on 25 field goals made but couldn’t get a high
enough percentage of their tries to drop. UTEP
connected on 36.2 percent (25-of-69), including
21.7 percent (5-of-23) from beyond-the-arc,
while also finishing at 47.1 percent (8-of-17)
from the charity stripe.
• The Orange and Blue were nearly able to
overcome the o shooting night through sheer
hustle and grit. UTEP raced down 22 oensive
boards, while yielding just five to FAU, which
resulted in an 18-8 advantage in second-
chance points. The Miners also converted 16
turnovers by the visitors into 19 points but that
all proved to be a moot point.
(at Middle Tennessee 74, UTEP 53, 1/31/15)
• Sparkle Taylor (14 points, 10 rebounds),
Daeshianna McCants (career-high 13 points)
and Irene Gari (12 points) hit double figures in
scoring but homestanding Middle Tennessee
simply had too much firepower in handing
UTEP a 74-53 setback at the Murphy Center
on Jan. 31.
• The Miners baled hard and were down by
just eight (36-28) with 17:30 to play in the game
only to have the Blue Raiders ride the play of
Cheyenne Parker and Olivia Jones to pull away
aer the break. Parker recorded the school’s
first triple-double (18 points, 17 rebounds and
11 blocks) while Jones poured in a game-high
31 points to go along with five boards and four
steals.
• UTEP was held to 31.9 percent (22-of-69) from
the floor while Middle Tennessee nailed 44.4
percent (28-of-63) of its tries. The Orange
and Blue’s overall shooting percentage was
hindered by a poor start to the contest (2-of-18)
over the first 13 minutes before going 20-of-51
(.392) the rest of the way out.
• The Miners gave great eort, with a season-
high 24 oensive rebounds nearly allowing
them to win the overall rebounding bale (44-
43). UTEP also took care of the ball well (15
turnovers) but it couldn’t get enough shots to
drop.
• It marked Taylor’s second-career double-
double while Gari had seven boards. Freshman
Lulu McKinney did a nice job of geing UTEP
into its oense, dishing out six assists (one shy
of her career high) while adding five points.
Fellow classmate Marta Miscenko pitched in
four points (2-of-3 FG).
• UTEP was once again without the services
of leading scorer and rebounder Cameasha
Turner, who remains sidelined aer sustaining
an injury against Marshall on Jan. 24.
(at UAB 67, UTEP 52, 1/29/15)
• A short-handed UTEP squad gave a good eort
but couldn’t get enough shots to drop in an 67-
52 loss at UAB on Jan. 29.
• The Miners nailed 44% (11-of-25) from the floor
in the opening half, which limited the Blazers’
advantage to three (32-29) entering the locker
room. The game remained within striking
distance with 12 minutes to play, with UTEP
down by five (43-38) aer a pair of Stacie
Telles free throws.
• Much to the chagrin of some vocal Orange
and Blue faithful in aendance inside Bartow
Arena, the Miners endured a tough sequence
by going more than the next 10 minutes
without a field goal from the floor. The Blazers
capitalized to the tune of a 20-4 run essentially
put the game away.
• Irene Gari converted on a drive lay-up,
followed by a jumper by Johni Welles and a
triple by Anete Kirsteine to spark a 7-0 surge
but the damage had been done.
• UTEP finished at 35.8 percent (19-of-53) form
the floor, hurt by going 8-of-28 in the second
half.
• UAB converted on 44.2 (23-of-52) of its shots
in addition to also winning the boards, 38-28.
• Lawna Kennedy and Telles each pitched in
eight points to pace the Miners, who were
playing without the services of leading scorer
and rebounder Cameasha Turner (14.2 ppg, 6.2
rpg).
(Marshall 76, at UTEP 71, 1/22/15)
• Junior Cameasha Turner scored 18 points and
grabbed seven boards while freshman Lulu
McKinney equaled her career high with 16
points but visiting Marshall outlasted UTEP,
76-71, on Jan. 24.
• The Miners played well in all facets of the
contest to grab a 41-33 halime lead only to
have the Thundering Herd rally for their first
win in five tries to the Sun City. Marshall,
which trailed by as many as 15 (29-14, 10:04 first
half) at one point, still found itself down five
(45-40) with 17:09 remaining in regulation.
• The Miners, though, went cold from the field
by misfiring on six straight shots while also
commiing five turnovers in the next five
minutes, and the Thundering Herd capitalized.
They scored 14 straight points to stake a 54-45
advantage with 12:23 le to play. UTEP kept its
composure and began to slowly chip away at
the deficit. Aer the two sides traded blows for
a couple of possessions, the Miners eventually
put together an 11-2 run to pull back in front,
62-61, with 3:50 to play.
• It was a back-and-forth bale the rest of the
way, and UTEP led by two (71-69) with 1:16 le
following a pair of Stacie Telles free throws.
Much to the chagrin of the Orange and Blue
faithful, Marshall had an answer. It scored the
final seven points of the contest, including a
decisive three by Norrisha Victrum with 58
seconds le, on the way to stunning the home
side.
(#24 Western Kentucky 80, at UTEP 76 1/22/15)
• Cameasha Turner (18 points), Lulu McKinney
(career-high 16 points) and Anete Kirsteine
(career-high tying 15 points) enjoyed big
scoring nights but #24 Western Kentucky had
just enough in its tanks to hold o UTEP, 80-
74, at the Don Haskins Center on Jan. 23.
• It was a valiant eort by the Miners (8-7, 3-3
C-USA) who shot a beer percentage (39.7 to
38.3) than the Lady Toppers (17-2, 6-0 C-USA)
in addition to winning the rebounding bale
(41-35) but fell short due to some deficiencies in
other aspects of the contest.
• A combination of the Lady Toppers’ press, in
addition to some careless passes, resulted in
the Orange and Blue commiing a season-high
24 turnovers. WKU also overwhelmed UTEP
down low, with 30 points in the paint, and at
the free-throw line. The visitors nailed 30-of-
36 at the charity stripe compared to the Orange
and Blue’s eort of 17-of-23.
• UTEP nearly compensated for that by coming
alive from distance. It nailed a season-high
tying 11 three pointers, with Kirsteine coming
o the bench to key the charge. She drilled five
treys on the way to the aforementioned career-
high equaling 15 points.
• The Miners slipped to 1-21 all time against
nationally-ranked teams by the Associated
Press, including 1-6 in El Paso. Additionally,
UTEP is now 0-12 in the situation under Keitha
Adams.
(UTSA 55, at UTEP 53 1/17/15)
• In a back-and-forth game that featured nine
ties and 19 lead changes, visiting UTSA made
just enough plays down the stretch to hand
UTEP a 55-53 defeat at the Don Haskins
Center on Jan. 17.
• Cameasha Turner, who paced the Miners
with 13 points, made a driving lay-up, to put
her squad up 53-52 with 1:06 to play. UTEP
then forced turnover & looked poise to seal
the victory only to have the Roadrunners’
Mannasha Bell block Turner’s insurance lay-
up with 32 seconds remaining.
• UTSA, which outrebounded UTEP, 42-39,
grabbed the ball and called timeout.
• Aer misfiring twice, but grabbing oensive
rebounds each time, UTSA pulled ahead with a
two-footer from Bell to grab a 54-53 advantage
with 13 seconds le in regulation.
• The Miners called timeout to set up a play for
Turner, but she lost her footing on her drive.
• Aer UTSA split two free throws, the Miners
used a long pass to get the ball into freshman
Lulu McKinney but her desperation three
pointer at the buzzer fell short of the rim as
time expired.
• Sophomore Sparkle Taylor joined Turner in
double figures with 10 points while junior Irene
Gari flirted with a double-double (nine points,
career-high 12 rebounds).
• UTEP shot 38.6 percent (22-of-57), compared
to 32.8 percent (19-of-58) by UTSA, and also
had just 12 turnovers but fouls and free throws
loomed large. UTEP was whistled for 23
infractions, compared to 14 by UTSA, which led
to a big discrepancy at the charity stripe. The
Roadrunners were 13-of-22 at the free-throw
line while the Miners finished 8-of-10.
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UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
• Interestingly enough, UTEP had more points
in the paint (32-20) and aempted only six
three pointers to the Roadrunners’ 15 tries
from distance. UTSA was aggressive in its own
way, though, particularly on the oensive glass
with the aforementioned 15 oensive boards to
help it stake an overall 42-39 advantage in the
category.
(UTEP 71, at Southern Miss 59 1/10/15)
• Junior Cameasha Turner posted her second
double-double (20 points, 10 rebounds) of the
season and an inspired UTEP team knocked
o Southern Miss, 71-59, inside Reed Green
Coliseum on Jan. 14. The victory was dedicated
to UTEP head coach Keitha Adams, who has
been resting at home while recovering from
emergency oral surgery on Jan. 5.
• The Miners wrapped a 33-12 run around half-
time to take control of the contest against the
Lady Eagles on the way to securing their first
road win on the campaign. The sequence start-
ed when USM’s leading scorer and rebounder
Tamara Jones picked up her second foul with
12 minutes to play in the opening half, and her
squad leading 12-8. To its credit UTEP took ad-
vantage of the situation, closing the half on a
23-12 surge to carry a 31-24 cushion into the
locker room.
• The Orange and Blue kept the momentum
to start the second stanza, tallying the first
10 points on the way to the aforementioned
17-point advantage. The Lady Eagles didn’t go
down without a fight, whiling the deficit to
four on a couple of occasions, but UTEP played
with poise and got it done.
• USM tried to secure a quick steal before im-
mediately fouling in the final two-and-a half
minutes of the contest but the Miners foiled
the strategy by draining 10-of-12 at the charity
stripe.
• Overall it finished at a crisp 70.8% (17-of-24)
while also connecting on 41.1% (23-of-56) from
the floor.
• UTEP outrebounded USM, 42-31, which led to
an 18-8 advantage for second-chance points.
• Junior Irene Gari, who joined Turner in double
figures with 10 points, also equaled her career
high for oensive rebounds at four.
(at Louisiana Tech 90, UTEP 72, 1/8/15)
• UTEP dug itself a big first-half hole and could
never recover in an eventual 90-72 loss at Loui-
siana Tech on Jan. 8. Sparkle Taylor (15 points),
Cameasha Turner (14 points), Lawna Kennedy
(11 points) and Lulu McKinney (10 points) all
reached double figures for the Miners, who had
their four-game winning streak snapped.
• The Lady Techsters rode the hot hand of Ke-
lia Shelton, who had 25 of her game-high 28
points, in the opening period to stake a 50-28
advantage heading into the locker room. The
Miners refused to quit in the second stanza,
even with the deficit ballooning to 33 (83-50)
with 6:44 to play. UTEP closed the game on
a 22-7 run, including 12 straight to force a LA
Tech timeout, but it was too lile too late.
• The Miners (29-of-65, 44.6 percent) and Lady
Techsters (31-of-69, 44.9 percent) shot a nearly
identical percentage from the floor but LA Tech
controlled in other areas. It won the rebound-
ing bale, 49-37, aided by 19 oensive boards,
to enjoy a 19-5 advantage in second-chance
points. LA Tech forced 18 turnovers while com-
miing only 12, resulting in a 15-10 advantage
in points o giveaways.
• Fouls and free throws were also a factor, partic-
ularly in the opening half. UTEP was whistled
for 17 of its 25 infractions in the opening pe-
riod, and Louisiana Tech took advantage to the
tune of 18-of-22 from the charity stripe.
• Overall the Lady Techsters connected on 21-of-
31 (67.7 percent) of their free-throw aempts. It
was a dierent story for UTEP, which had as
many free throw aempts (2-of-2) as fouls (two)
by LA Tech in the first half. There were six in-
fractions on Louisiana Tech aer the break but
the Miners didn’t take capitalize by finishing
6-of-11 from the line in the period.
(at UTEP 54, Rice 51, 1/4/15)
• Junior Irene Gari registered her first career
double-double (15 points, 11 rebounds), and
UTEP held on for a hard-fought 54-51 win
against Rice on Jan. 4.
• The game, which featured five ties and lead
changes, was knoed at 49 with 2:07 to play
before the Miners ripped o five straight points
to go up, 54-49, with 31 seconds remaining in
regulation.
• The Owls got a bit closer aer Maya Hawkins,
who finished with a game-high 23 points, made
two free throws. Aer a wild sequence with
turnovers by each side, it was Rice ball with 11
seconds le. The Owls got two chances to tie it
down the stretch up but the Miners got it done
on defense.
• Senior Stacie Telles came up with her first
career block on a three-point aempt by
Hawkins with six seconds to play. The loose
ball bounced out of bounds to stay with Rice,
but the visitors were unable to capitalize aer
Christal Porter misfired on a triple with one
second le on the clock.
• UTEP limited Rice to 33.3 percent (19-of-57)
from the floor while also forcing 18 turnovers.
The Miners didn’t shoot much beer (36.7
percent, 22-of-60) but they did well to generate
high-probability shots. UTEP outscored the
Owls in the paint, 32-12.
(at UTEP 60, North Texas 58, 1/2/15)
• Sparkle Taylor (17 points) and Cameasha
Turner (13 points) helped UTEP rally past
North Texas, 60-58, in the C-USA opener for
both squads on Jan. 2
• The Miners trailed the Mean Green by 11 (38-
27) with 18:32 to play but they were far from
done. UTEP unleashed a 22-5 run over the
next 11 minutes, with Taylor (nine points) and
Turner (five points) providing plenty of the
firepower in the game-changing sequence.
North Texas managed to pull back to even (53-
53) with 4:28 le in regulation but back-to-back
buckets from Turner and a free throw by Taylor
reinstated the lead for good.
• UNT didn’t go down without a fight, and had
the ball trailing by three with 20 seconds to
play. Two-time reigning C-USA freshman Lulu
McKinney picked the pocket of Terra Ellison
and hit a free throw to put the Miners up four
(59-55) with 17 seconds le.
• The Mean Green hit a three to cut the deficit
to one in the waning seconds and proceeded
to foul Stacie Telles with 0.6 seconds to play.
The senior calmly hit the first free throw before
intentionally missing the second one, and UNT
could only grab the rebound as time expired.
• UTEP hit 46.3 percent (25-of-54) of their shots,
helped by nailing 53.6 (15-of-28) in the second
half.
• The Miners won the rebounding bale (36-
30), and had 17-8 advantage in second-chance
points.
• Rudiane Eduardo came o the bench to
provide a career-best nine points.
(at UTEP 63, Alcorn State 53, 12/28/14)
• Cameasha Turner scored 13 points to lead
a trio of players in double figures, and UTEP
held o upset-minded Alcorn State, 63-53,
12/28/14)
• There were eight ties and 12 lead changes,
but UTEP emerged on top thanks to a 9-0
run midway through the second stanza that
changed the momentum of the game. The surge
put the Miners up, 43-37, with 8:31 to play, and
they never relinquished the advantage.
• With the shooting percentages (UTEP 40.4,
21-of-52 & Alcorn State 40.0, 20-of-50) nearly
identical, free-throw shooting and turnovers
proved to be important factors. The Miners
had the upper hand in each area, drilling 78.3
percent (18-of-23) from the charity stripe while
also forcing Alcorn State into 23 turnovers. The
visitors hit just 69.2 (9-of-13) at the line and
also was whistled for 25 fouls in the contest.
• Sophomore Sparkle Taylor and freshman Lulu
McKinney each scored 11 points while senior
Stacie Telles and junior Lawna Kennedy
pitched in eight apiece for the well-rounded
Miner aack.
• McKinney also matched her career high with
seven assists while making just two turnovers.
(at UTEP 86, Prairie View 48 12/20/14)
• UTEP played with purpose and passion on the
way to knocking o Prairie View A&M, 86-48,
at the Don Haskins Center on Dec. 20.
• The Miners bolted out to a 33-point halime
lead against the Lady Panthers which equaled
the second biggest vs. a Division I opponent
and was the fih largest overall regardless of
division in program history.
• UTEP set season highs for points (86),
assists (22) and three-pointers made (11) and
percentage (.458). The 11 makes from distance
tie as the eighth most in a game at the school.
• Overall the Orange and Blue posted their
second-best field goal percentage (28-of-61,
459), on the season, aided by a readout of .515
(17-of-33) in the aforementioned dominant half.
• At the other end of the court the Lady Panthers,
who were coming o a 17-point road win, were
limited to 28.3 percent (15-of-53), including
only 19.2 percent (5-of-26) in the dominant
first half. It marked the second-best field-
goal percentage defense on the campaign for
the Orange and Blue, who improved to 80-12
under head coach Keitha Adams when the
opposition finishes with more turnovers (17)
than field goals made (15). The 17 giveaways
led to 28 UTEP points, including 21 during the
initial stanza.
• Freshman Lulu McKinney (14), junior Lawna
Kennedy (12) and freshman Daeshianna
McCants (11) all set career highs for scoring
while Cameasha Turner (13) and Stacie Telles
(11), Anete Kirsteine (nine) and Irene Gari
(nine) also had productive days oensively.
• McKinney also made an impact with her
passing, slinging out a career-best seven assists
while Gari (four) and Kirsteine (three) both
matched their respective personal highs.
• UTEP won the boards, 40-38, with Telles
(career-best eight), Gari (seven) and Sparkle
Taylor (seven) also contributed to the cause.
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UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
(at New Mexico 72, UTEP 57, 12/14/14)
• UTEP sustained a 72-57 loss to I-25 rival New
Mexico inside WisePies Arena, AKA The Pit on
Dec. 14. The Miners won the rebounding bale
(34-31) but it wasn’t enough to compensate for
an o shooting day (35.4 percent on 17-of-48)
and turnover problems (19 giveaways).
• The Lobos drilled 47.3 percent (26-of-55) from
the floor while converting the UTEP giveaways
into 17 points.
• Sophomore Sparkle Taylor posted 14 points
and grabbed seven rebounds to lead the eorts
for the Miners, who have dropped consecutive
non-conference contests for the first time
in nearly three years. Anete Kirsteine also
reached double figures in scoring (11 points)
while Irene Gari, Lulu McKinney, Stacie
Telles and Cameasha Turner all finished with
six points.
• Both teams were eective down low, with
UTEP registering 20 points in the paint while
UNM finished with 30. The Miners held a 9-7
edge in second-chance points and also enjoyed
an advantage from bench scoring (21-20). The
Lobos, though, did control in the points o
turnovers (15-7) and fast-break scoring (8-0).
Houston Baptist 87, at UTEP 77, 12/6/14
• Junior Irene Gari scored a career-high 25 points
while Cameasha Turner (18 points) and Lulu
McKinney (career-high 13 points) also reached
double figures but visiting Houston Baptist
spoiled the occasion with an 87-77 conquest at
the Don Haskins Center on Dec. 6.
• The Huskies rode the play of post Shanice
Steenholdt (27 points, 16 rebounds), who helped
her squad outscore the Miners (3-3) 44-24 in
points in the paint and enjoy an advantage on
the glass (45-36).
• HBU shot 55.8 percent (29-of-52) while UTEP
finished at 36.8 percent (25-of-68) from the
floor, which was hindered by an eort of 25
percent (6-of-24) from beyond-the-arc. Free
throws were also a factor, with HBU making 73
percent (27-of-37) compared to UTEP’s readout
of 61.8 percent (21-of-34).
• The Miners nearly compensated for those
discrepancies by forcing 24 turnovers, which
led to 17 points, and also doing a good job of
taking care of the ball (13 giveaways).
at UTEP 84, Eastern New Mexico 49, 12/2/14
• Sophomore Sparkle Taylor posted her first
career double-double (25 points, 10 rebounds,
both career highs) while junior Cameasha
Turner achieved the feat (15 points, 11 rebounds)
for the second time in a UTEP uniform to help
the Miners roll over Eastern New Mexico, 84-
49, at home on Dec. 2.
• The visiting Division II Zias jumped out to
a 4-0 lead as result of a sluggish UTEP start
before it began to wake up with a 10-2 push to
stake a four-point edge (10-6) with 13:35 to play
in the half.
• The Orange and Blue then delivered the
knockout blow in the form 24-2 run, which
included 14 straight at one point. The margin
was 17 at the break (36-19), and ENMU never
threatened.
• Freshman Marta Miscenko topped her
seasonal total entering the game (10) with
career-best 12 points.
• Fellow classmate Lulu McKinney added eight
in a game-high 30 minutes.
• UTEP set season bests for field-goal percentage
(46.6) and field-goal percentage defense (27.9)
in addition to dominating on the glass (57-29).
• Freshman Daeshianna McCants (nine
rebounds) and junior Rudiane Eduardo (seven
rebounds) and Miscenko (five rebounds) all
established career highs.
• The Miners pounded the visitors down low,
piling up a whopping 62 points in the paint
• Enjoyed a 19-9 cushion in points o turnovers
and had 14 of the game’s 16 fast-break points.
vs. Kansas State 72, UTEP 43 (11/25/14)
• Senior Johni Welles tallied a career-best 13
points while sophomore Sparkle Taylor also
reached double figures (11 points) but the UTEP
basketball team was dealt a 72-43 defeat by Big
12 member Kansas State in what proved to be its
only contest at the 2014 Hardwood Tournament
of Hope in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The final
two days of action at the event were cancelled.
• The Miners dug themselves a 28-point halime
deficit (43-15) before playing with much beer
energy and eort in the second stanza against
the Wildcats but it proved to be a moot point.
• UTEP was plagued by an o shooting night,
finishing at 26.9 percent (18-of-67) from the
floor. KSU seemingly couldn’t miss, connecting
on 50.0 percent (25-of-50) of its shots, aided by
a readout of 57.1 percent (16-of-28) in the initial
stanza.
• The Miners did a good job with possession,
commiing just 13 turnovers while forcing 20
by KSU.
• Junior Cameasha Turner scored seven points
and recorded five rebounds to buoy Welles and
Taylor.
• Taylor and junior Lawna Kennedy each
finished with seven boards to share the team
lead.
at UTEP 82, Northern Arizona 58 (11/19/14)
• Sophomore Sparkle Taylor exploded for a
career-high 19 points, Stacie Telles added 10
and UTEP defended with a vigor on the way to
downing Northern Arizona, 82-58, at the Don
Haskins Center on Nov. 19.
• The Miners bolted out to a 17-4 lead, were up,
46-24, at the half and the Lumberjacks never
got closer than 20 the rest of the way out in
what served as the 500th victory in program
history.
• UTEP nailed 43.3 percent (29-of-67) of its
shots, held NAU to 34.0 percent (18-of-53), in
addition to winning the rebounding bale, 48-
38.
• The Miners, who led for 39:29 of the 40:00
minutes of action, also forced 18 turnovers that
resulted in 28 points.
• It was a complete team victory, with all 12
Miners who dressed earning playing time.
• Junior Lawna Kennedy tallied eight points and
recorded four boards, senior Johni Welles set a
career best with seven points while freshman
Daeshianna McCants posted seven points and
a team-high eight rebounds
• Cameasha Turner also had six points while
Agata Dobrowolska and Lulu McKinney each
need five points. Telles distributed a squad-
high six assists and freshman Marta Miscenko
pitched in four points and three boards in an
ecient 10 minutes of action.
at SMU 63, UTEP 59 (11/16/14)
• Junior Cameasha Turner eclipsed 20 points for
the second straight game but an o shooting
night and a big discrepancy on the boards
loomed large in a 63-59 setback at SMU on
Nov. 16.
• UTEP made nine threes but they came on a
school-record tying 32 aempts.
• The Miners, who shot 34.8 percent (23-of-66)
from the floor and were outrebounded 51-32,
nearly compensated for that by forcing the
Mustangs into 20 turnovers. The last of those
giveaways came with 17 seconds to play to give
UTEP the ball trailing by two (61-59).
• It was not to be, though, as freshman Lulu
McKinney was trapped and ended up turning
the ball over as time ticked down. The Miners
fouled immediately but SMU’s Kiara Perry sank
both free throws to ocially seal UTEP’s fate.
SMU finished the game 14-of-18 (77.8 percent)
at the charity stripe while also enjoying an
eort of 41.1 percent (23-of-56) from the floor.
• It was a back-and-forth contest featuring seven
ties and 14 lead changes, and neither squad
managed an advantage greater than seven
points. SMU was up by six at the half, 39-33,
before UTEP surged ahead thanks to a 14-2
run over the first seven minutes of the stanza.
Turner was the catalyst by scoring 11 of the
14 points but the Miners couldn’t sustain the
momentum.
• Senior Stacie Telles pitched in nine points
while Anete Kirsteine came o the bench
to score seven points before leaving with an
injury.
• Junior Agata Dobrowolska set a career high
with eight boards to lead the team while Turner
grabbed six. No one else had more than three
rebounds.
• Marta Miscenko, Daeshianna McCants and
Lawna Kennedy all recorded their first career
points.
at UTEP 78, New Mexico State 73 (11/14/14)
• Junior Cameasha Turner poured in a career-best 27
points to help guide the UTEP women’s basketball
team to a 78-73 season-opening victory vs. New
Mexico State in the FirstLight Federal Credit Union
“Bale of I-10” at the Don Haskins Center on Nov.
14.
• Turner, whose previous best was 14 on two occasions,
was instrumental throughout the tilt for the Miners
She scored 17 of her 27 aer the break, including
seven points during a game-altering 10-0 run to turn
a 50-48 Aggie lead into a 58-50 advantage for the
home side.
• That proved to be the sixth and final lead change,
with a boisterous crowd of 4,500 thundering as
UTEP closed out the contest in style.
• Senior Stacie Telles (13 points) and freshman Lulu
McKinney (12 points) joined Turner in double figures
while senior Chrishauna Parker pitched in seven
points and six boards before having her night cut
short aer crashing hard to the ground and hiing
her head. She was later diagnosed with a concussion,
the second she had sustained on the year. The first
one happened during preseason practice.
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2014-15 UTEP ROSTERS
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
KEITHA Adams Keith-uh
AGATA DOBROWOLSKA
Ah-got-uh Doh-bro-vul-skah
Bill DAMUTH Day-muth
RUDIANE EDUARDO Rudy-on Ed-ward-O
IRENE GARI
Ear-ray-neigh Gar-EE (Gar like Car)
ANETE KIRSTEINE Ah-net Ker-steine-uh
EWA LASKOWSKA A-vuh Less-cow-skuh
DAESHIANNA McCants Day-she-on-ah
Marta MISCENKO Miss-chain-co
Stacie TELLES Tay-yess
Johni WELLES Wells
NUMERICAL ROSTER
No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl.-Exp. Hometown (High School/Previous School
1 Starr Breedlove^ G 5-6 Sr.-TR Teaneck, N.J. (Louisville)
2 Cameasha Turner G 5-9 Jr.-2L Dallas, Texas (Lincoln HS)
4 Irene Gari G/F 6-1 Jr.-2L Oliva, Spain (Blume)
5 Lulu McKinney G 5-7 Fr.-HS Houston, Texas (A&M Consolidated)
10 Stacie Telles PG 5-7 Sr.-1L El Paso, Texas (New Mexico JC)
12 Sparkle Taylor G 5-10 So.-1L Flint, Mich. (Northwestern HS)
13 Marta Miscenko C 6-3 Fr.-HS Riga, Latvia (Northwood Temple Academy)
14 Marissa Rodriguez G 5-7 Sr.-0L San Antonio, Texas (Reagan HS)
15 Agata Dobrowolska F 6-3 Jr.-1L Lublin, Poland (Casper College)
24 Jenzel Nash^ G 5-7 R-Jr.-2L Houston, Texas (Worthing HS)
25 Anete Kirsteine G 5-11 Jr.-1L Riga, Latvia (Seward Community College)
30 Johni Welles F 6-0 Sr.-1L Phoenix, Ariz. (Cochise Community)
32 Chrishauna Parker G 5-10 Sr.-3L Houston, Texas (Atascocita HS)
33
Daeshianna McCants
F 6-1 Fr.-HS Las Cruces, N.M. (Mayfield HS)
34 Lawna Kennedy F 6-0 Jr.-TR Fayeeville, Ga. (Atlanta Metropolitan College)
40 Rudiane Eduardo G/F 6-1 Jr.-TR Lyon, France (Northwest Florida State College)
^Siing out the 2014-15 season
Head Coach: Keitha Adams
Associate Head Coach: Ewa Laskowska
Assistant Coach: Bill Damuth
Assistant Athletic Trainer: Dina Triggs
Managers:
Alex Buggs, Marta Oledzka & Bizz Terry
Video Coordinator: Decker Smith
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl.-Exp. Hometown (High School/Previous School
1 Starr Breedlove^ G 5-6 Sr.-TR Teaneck, N.J. (Louisville)
15 Agata Dobrowolska F 6-3 Jr.-1L Lublin, Poland (Casper College)
40 Rudiane Eduardo F 6-1 Jr.-TR Lyon, France (Northwest Florida State College)
4 Irene Gari G/F 6-1 Jr.-2L Oliva, Spain (Blume)
34 Lawna Kennedy F 6-0 Jr.-TR Fayeeville, Ga. (Atlanta Metropolitan College)
25 Anete Kirsteine G 5-11 Jr.-1L Riga, Latvia (Seward Community College)
33
Daeshianna McCants
F 6-1 Fr.-HS Las Cruces, N.M. (Mayfield HS)
5 Lulu McKinney G 5-7 Fr.-HS Houston, Texas (A&M Consolidated)
13 Marta Miscenko C 6-3 Fr.-HS Riga, Latvia (Northwood Temple Academy)
24 Jenzel Nash^ G 5-7 R-Jr.-2L Houston, Texas (Worthing HS)
32 Chrishauna Parker G 5-10 Sr.-3L Houston, Texas (Atascocita HS)
14 Marissa Rodriguez G 5-7 Sr.-0L San Antonio, Texas (Reagan HS)
12 Sparkle Taylor G 5-10 So.-1L Flint, Mich. (Northwestern HS)
10 Stacie Telles PG 5-7 Sr.-1L El Paso, Texas (New Mexico JC)
2 Cameasha Turner G 5-9 Jr.-2L Dallas, Texas (Lincoln HS)
30 Johni Welles F 6-0 Sr.-1L Phoenix, Ariz. (Cochise Community)
^Siing out the 2014-15 season
2013-14 RESULTS
NOVEMBER (6-0)
2 St. Mary’s# W, 81-51
8 UTPB W, 75-58
12 NM State W, 94-69
16 Kansas State W, 84-39
22 Northern Arizona W, 92-43
27 Northern Colorado W, 63-40
30 Texas State w, 73-60
DECEMBER (5-1)
2 Eastern New Mexico 7 p.m.
3 @NM State W, 80-61
7 SMU W, 76-71
15 SE Louisiana W, 87-65
20 Georgia Tech% L, 77-102
21 Belmont% W, 88-74
29 Texas Southern W, 87-61
JANUARY (5-3)
2 @Texas A&M L, 58-74
8 @UAB* W, 85-76
11 Tulsa* W, 97-66
15 @Middle Tennessee* L, 58-69
18 Charloe* L, 86-92
22 Southern Miss*
W, 86-85 (ot)
25 @UTSA* W, 67-56
29 Marshall* W, 77-50
FEBRUARY (6-1)
1 @Tulane* W, 86-72
5 La Tech* W, 85-75
8 FIU* W, 83-62
15 @Old Dominion* W, 65-55
19 @North Texas* L, 63-74
22 East Carolina* W, 81-74
26 UTSA* W, 78-65
MARCH (6-2)
1 @Rice* W, 72-57
5 @Florida Atlantic* L, 62-98
13 Louisiana Tech+ W, 81-72
14 Southern Miss+ L, 70-84
21 Arkansas State! W, 74-64
24 Saint Mary’s! W, 76-64
28 Colorado! W, 68-60
31 Washington! W, 70-63
APRIL (1-1)
2 South Dakota State! W, 66-63
5 Rutgers! L, 54-56
& Exhibition Game
% Puerto Rico Classic (San Juan, Puerto Rico)
* Conference USA game
+ Conference USA Tournament (El Paso, Texas)
! WNIT
All Times Mountain
2013-14 STAT LEADERS
Points Per Game: Kayla Thornton (19.5)
Rebounds Per Game: Kayla Thornton (10.1)
Assists Per Game: Chrishauna Parker (2.9)
Steals Per Game: Kayla Thornton (2.6)
Blocks Per Game: Kristine Vitola (2.4)
Bold denotes 2014-15 returnee
QUICK REVIEW OF THE RECORD-SETTING 2013-14 SEASON
• UTEP had a banner season in 2013-14, making a run to the finals of the 2014 WNIT.
• Led by El Paso native Kayla Thornton the Miners (29-8) tied school and Conference USA records for
wins in a season. UTEP had set the mark by going 29-4 in 2011-12.
• The Miners also established school standards for field goals (955), three pointers (218), free throws (697),
points (2,825), points per game (76.4), rebounds (1,606), oensive rebounds (577), assists (542) and steals
(355).
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Year Event Seed Opponent W/L Score FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. O-R PF A TO B S
1992 WAC [6] UTEP L 60-75 15-55 .345 6-17 .353 16-26 .615 17-34 32 6 16 4 6
Quarters [3] Utah 32-42 .548 2-3 .667 27-41 .659 14-41 24 18 15 3 7
1993 WAC [4] UTEP W 68-55 22-62 .355 1-6 .167 23-28 .821 21-46 15 5 16 1 9
Quarters [5] Wyoming 22-53 .423 4-10 .400 7-11 .636 7-29 16 14 20 5 11
WAC [4] UTEP L 48-63 19-62 .306 1-12 .083 9-16 .563 18-44 18 4 14 0 6
Semis [1] BYU 21-57 .368 5-22 .227 16-18 .889 11-39 12 15 14 9 7
1994 WAC [7] UTEP L 69-82 28-64 .438 5-11 .455 8-19 .421 17-40 22 17 22 2 10
Quarters [2] BYU 28-56 .500 8-18 .444 18-23 .783 7-37 20 18 19 6 11
1995 WAC [4] UTEP W 59-53 23-59 .390 3-11 .273 10-24 .417 16-46 16 10 14 1 5
Quarters [5] Colorado State 20-54 .370 2-7 .286 11-14 .786 5-37 23 13 13 2 5
WAC [4] UTEP L 49-71 16-58 .276 2-7 .286 15-23 .652 17-47 28 7 20 3 3
Semis [1] San Diego State 24-57 .421 1-7 .143 22-40 .550 20-50 25 10 10 10 10
1996 WAC [7] UTEP L 46-60 19-45 .422 2-12 .167 6-9 .667 8-34 12 12 22 2 11
Quarters [2] Colorado State 24-54 .444 4-9 .444 8-13 .615 9-30 9 13 14 1 13
1998 WAC [M3] UTEP W 59-53 20-51 .392 4-12 .333 19-29 .655 10-39 15 14 14 1 8
1st [P6] TCU 16-57 .281 4-17 .235 13-15 .867 14-41 22 11 20 1 6
WAC [M3] UTEP L 68-88 27-52 .519 2-6 .333 12-19 .632 10-29 17 11 21 0 3
Quarters [P2] Rice 33-53 .623 5-12 .417 17-21 .810 5-24 22 19 14 3 9
1999 WAC [P5] UTEP L 58-67 17-46 .370 2-13 .154 22-25 .880 5-32 22 10 10 2 3
1st [M4] TCU 22-56 .393 6-16 .375 17-22 .773 13-39 22 12 12 0 4
2000 WAC [7] UTEP L 48-77 17-52 .327 2-13 .154 12-16 .750 11-35 19 11 27 1 7
Quarters [2] Hawaii 26-64 .406 5-15 .333 20-24 .833 16-43 16 16 15 7 12
2001 WAC [8] UTEP L 55-66 19-61 .311 4-22 .182 13-18 .722 13-38 18 8 14 0 11
1st [9] San Jose State 23-55 .418 5-15 .333 15-19 .789 10-42 18 12 17 3 2
2002 WAC [10] UTEP L 66-73 26-71 .366 9-29 .310 5-8 .625 18-45 22 13 24 1 11
1st [7] SMU 28-60 .467 4-17 .235 13-23 .565 12-41 13 18 20 3 16
2003 WAC [9] UTEP L 58-75 25-61 .410 4-13 .308 4-8 .500 18-34 20 15 19 0 7
1st [8] Boise State 27-41 .659 8-13 .615 13-19 .684 1-21 14 15 17 2 8
2004* WAC [4] UTEP W 80-73 ot 27-67 .403 3-15 .200 23-31 .742 17-44 22 15 10 0 9
Quarters [5] SMU 26-67 .388 5-23 .217 16-26 .615 19-47 21 18 16 1 4
WAC [4] UTEP L 47-74 16-58 .276 3-13 .231 12-16 .750 13-36 24 12 21 2 15
Semis [1] Louisiana Tech 25-54 .463 3-8 .375 21-36 .583 15-46 19 14 20 3 14
2005 WAC [8] UTEP L 50-55 18-50 .360 5-16 .313 9-10 .910 9-27 22 14 20 3 6
1st [9] Boise State 18-53 .340 7-21 .333 12-16 .750 11-23 14 9 14 1 13
2006 C-USA [10] UTEP L 40-57 16-67 .239 5-18 .278 3-13 .231 24-33 20 9 18 2 6
1st [7] Houston 17-64 .266 2-19 .105 21-28 .750 19-33 16 10 8 3 8
2007 C-USA [5] UTEP W 84-75 30-66 .455 9-25 .360 15-20 .750 7-31 18 16 11 3 13
1st [12] Memphis 22-52 .423 9-21 .429 22-25 .880 8-38 18 15 24 2 5
C-USA [5] UTEP L 46-56 17-54 .315 5-14 .357 7-9 .778 6-36 22 10 15 6 8
Quarters [4] Rice 16-55 .291 2-9 .222 22-28 .786 13-46 13 10 12 2 7
2008* C-USA [1] UTEP W 80-71 30-59 .508 4-13 .308 16-20 .800 11-39 18 11 16 3 8
Quarters [9] Rice 20-57 .351 7-15 .467 24-28 .857 11-29 15 10 13 0 6
C-USA [1] UTEP W 86-69 33-60 .550 7-14 .500 13-20 .650 12-17 13 17 12 5 15
Semis [5] Southern Miss 27-56 .482 8-19 .421 7-8 .875 11-30 16 11 23 3 7
C-USA [1] UTEP L 57-73 20-60 .333 9-32 .281 8-14 .571 12-36 22 11 18 2 11
Final [2] SMU 20-51 .392 4-8 .500 29-33 .879 7-37 16 10 130 0 13
2009* C-USA [2] UTEP L 70-72 (OT) 23-63 .365 4-15 .267 20-32 .625 17-37 15 8 13 1 13
Quarters [7] Marshall 28-59 .475 4-13 .308 12-16 .750 11-40 24 24 19 3 6
2010 C-USA [10] UTEP W 62-61 26-57 .456 3-17 .176 7-13 .538 8-39 16 7 12 1 8
1st [7] Rice 21-58 .362 6-12 .500 13-18 .722 9-35 15 12 12 0 7
C-USA [10] UTEP L 55-57 21-60 .350 9-25 .360 4-8 .500 10-35 19 11 12 0 7
Quarters [2] Rice 18-47 .383 4-13 .308 17-23 .739 8-40 14 12 16 2 7
2011 C-USA [9] UTEP W 79-57 29-63 .460 9-19 .474 8-12 .667 16-44 19 20 14 7 3
1st [8] SMU 20-65 .308 1-21 .048 16-24 .668 20-41 15 10 12 2 3
C-USA [9] UTEP L 64-68 22-57 .386 4-15 .267 16-26 .615 14-42 28 8 16 3 4
Quarters [1] Houston 20-56 .357 2-15 .133 26-33 .788 14-41 24 10 16 2 5
2012* C-USA [1] UTEP W 92-79 28-53 .528 9-20 .450 27-36 .750 12-42 19 19 23 8 11
Quarters [9] Southern Miss 25-68 .368 10-28 .357 19-26 .731 15-33 24 11 14 3 8
C-USA [1] UTEP W 60-49 18-40 .450 1-9 .111 23-28 .821 12-46 21 9 21 5 2
Semis [4] UAB 15-56 .268 1-13 .077 18-28 .643 10-23 19 5 5 2 14
C-USA [1] UTEP W 69-65 23-54 .426 5-16 .313 18-25 .720 11-36 20 17 13 4 6
Final [3] Tulane 23-58 .397 4-18 .222 15-25 .600 13-34 20 13 10 1 11
2013 C-USA [5] UTEP W 70-59 25-63 .397 7-26 . 269 13-16 .813 18-46 15 12 10 3 7
1st [12] Marshall 20-58 .345 8-21 .381 11-13 .846 12-33 12 12 11 5 5
C-USA [5] UTEP W 61-59 19-55 .345 5-21 .238 18-28 .621 17-49 19 6 15 1 6
QF [4] UAB 20-57 .351 5-17 .294 14-23 .609 11-35 21 7 10 2 9
C-USA [5] UTEP L 89-77 26-59 .441 8-23 .348 17-21 .810 7-30 20 10 10 1 6
SF [8] UCF 31-59 .525 8-13 .615 19-25 .760 9-37 17 10 10 4 6
2014** C-USA [3] UTEP W 81-72 28-59 .476 6-22 .273 19-27 .704 9-37 22 14 14 7 9
QF [14] Louisiana Tech 22-60 .367 8-19 .421 20-28 .714 14-39 23 12 19 2 9
[3] UTEP L 70-84 24-64 .375 9-26 .346 13-19 .684 10-33 24 12 11 5 5
SF [2] Southern Miss 28-59 .475 4-8 .500 24-30 .800 11-44 18 .15 11 1 7
* Denotes first-round bye
* Denotes double bye
UTEP ALL-TIME LEAGUE TOURNAMENT RESULTS
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UTEP ALL-TIME LEAGUE TOURNAMENT RECORDS
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
POINTS
PT NAME OPP (Event Rd) DATE
1. 33 Jareica Hughes Rice 3/7/08
2.
28 Holly Russ Utah 3/12/92
3. 25 Kayla Thornton LA TECH 3/13/14
25 Jareica Hughes Rice 3/8/10
25 Natasha Lacy Southern Miss 3/8/08
6. 24 Fannie Goodwin Marshall 3/6/09
7. 23 Jenzel Nash LA TECH 3/13/14
8. 22 Jareica Hughes Memphis 3/1/07
22 Kimya Murray SMU 3/5/02
22 Kristi Lattin TCU 3/1/99
22 Brenda Atwater Rice 3/4/98
REBOUNDS
REB NAME OPP (Event Rd) DATE
1. 18
Chrishauna Parker
UAB 3/14/13
2. 16
Anete Steinberga
Houston 3/9/10
3. 14
Fannie Goodwin
Marshall 3/6/09
4. 13 Ingrid Goslin Louisiana Tech 3/12/04
5. 12
Kayla Thornton
LA TECH 3/13/14
12
Chrishauna Parker
UCF 3/15/13
12
Timika Williams
SMU 3/9/08
12 Holly Russ Utah 3/12/92
ASSISTS
AST NAME OPP (Event Rd) DATE
1.
9 Ana Valtierra Memphis 3/1/07
9 Shalana Taylor Boise State 3/3/05
3.
8 Jareica Hughes Southern Miss 3/8/08
4.
7
Kelli Willingham
SMU 3/9/11
7 Jareica Hughes Houston 3/9/10
7
Noni Wharemate
SMU 3/10/04
FIELD GOALS
FGM NAME OPP (Event Rd) DATE
1. 11
Natasha Lacy Southern Miss 3/8/08
11 Jareica Hughes Rice 3/7/08
11 Holly Russ Utah 3/12/92
4. 10 Brenda Atwater Rice 3/4/98
5. 9 Jenzel Nash LA TECH 3/13/14
9 Kayla Thornton LA TECH 3/13/14
9 Jareica Hughes Rice 3/8/10
9 Kim Daniel TCU 3/2/98
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS
FGA NAME OPP (Event Rd) DATE
1.
26 Shenita Waddell BYU 3/12/93
2. 24 Jareica Hughes Marshall 3/6/09
3. 23 Holly Russ Utah 3/12/92
4.
21 Jareica Hughes Rice 3/7/08
5. 20 Jareica Hughes SMU 3/9/08
20 Amy Pack San Jose State 3/6/01
THREE POINTERS
3PM NAME OPP (Event Rd) DATE
1.
11 Holly Russ Utah 3/12/92
1. 6 Kimya Murray SMU 3/5/02
2. 4
Kelli Willingham
UCF 3/15/13
4 Dietra Caldwell Houston 3/10/11
4 Dietra Caldwell SMU 3/9/11
4 Jareica Hughes SMU 3/9/08
4 Jill Lewis BYU 3/9/94
THREE POINTERS ATTEMPTED
3PA NAME OPP (Event Rd) DATE
1. 14 Kimya Murray SMU 3/5/02
2. 11 Jareica Hughes SMU 3/9/08
11 Katie Pyle San Jose State 3/6/01
4. 10 Dietra Caldwell Houston 3/10/11
10 Natasha Lacy SMU 3/9/08
FREE THROWS MADE
FTM NAME OPP (Event Rd) DATE
1. 12 Shenita Waddell Wyoming 3/10/93
2. 11 Jareica Hughes Rice 3/7/08
3. 9 Monica Ramirez Wyoming 3/10/93
4. 8 Fannie Goodwin Marshall 3/6/09
8
Vaida Zagurskyte
SMU 3/10/04
8 Heidi Walker San Jose State 3/6/01
8
Kanequea Chancellor
TCU 3/2/98
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
FTA NAME OPP (Event Rd) DATE
1. 16 Fannie Goodwin Marshall 3/6/09
2. 14 Shenita Waddell Wyoming 3/10/93
3. 13
Vaida Zagurskyte
SMU 3/10/04
4. 12
Chrishauna Parker
UAB 3/14/13
5. 11
Anete Steinberga
UAB 3/14/13
11 Jareica Hughes Rice 3/7/08
11 Monica Ramirez Wyoming 3/10/93
BLOCKS
BLK NAME OPP (Event Rd) DATE
1. 6 Kristine Vitola LA TECH 3/13/14
2.
4 Gloria Brown UAB 3/9/12
4 Gloria Brown SMU 3/9/11
4. 3 Gloria Brown Southern Miss 3/8/12
3 Kayla Thornton Southern Miss 3/8/12
3
Izabela Piekarska
Rice 3/2/07
STEALS
STL NAME OPP (Event Rd) DATE
1.
8 Natasha Lacy Southern Miss 3/8/08
2. 5 Fannie Goodwin Marshall 3/6/09
5 Natasha Lacy SMU 3/9/08
5 Angie McGee SMU 3/10/04
5
Kanequa Chancellor
Colorado State 3/6/96
TURNOVERS
TO NAME OPP (Event Rd) DATE
1.
8 Nubia Doumerc Hawaii 3/8/00
8 Brenda Atwater Rice 3/4/98
8 Jill Lewis Colorado State 3/6/96
4. 6 Jareica Hughes SMU 3/9/08
MINUTES
MIN NAME OPP DATE
1.
45
Vaida Zagurskyte
SMU 3/10/04
3.
40 Natasha Lacy Southern Miss 3/8/08
40 Nubia Doumerc TCU 3/1/99
4. 39
Anete Steinberga
UAB 3/14/13
39
Vaida Zagurskyte
Louisiana Tech 3/12/04
39 Shenita Waddell BYU 3/12/93
DOUBLE-DOUBLES
NAME PT/RB OPP DATE
Kayla Thornton 25/12 LA TECH 3/13/14
Chrishauna Parker
10/12 UCF 3/15/13
Kayla Thornton 15/11 UAB 3/14/13
Kayla Thornton 13/10 Marshall 3/13/13
Gloria Brown 20/11 Tulane 3/10/12
Kayla Thornton 11/10 Southern Miss 3/8/12
Gloria Brown 17/11 SMU 3/9/11
Fannie Goodwin 24/14 Marshall 3/6/09
Izabela Piekarska 21/10 SMU 3/9/08
Ingrid Goslin 15/13 Louisiana Tech 3/12/04
Noni Wharemate 20/11 SMU 3/10/04
Dragana Zoric 12/11 Boise State 3/11/03
Amy Pack 16/11 San Jose State 3/6/01
Kanequa Chancellor
14/11 TCU 3/2/98
Shenita Waddell 18/10 Wyoming 3/10/93
Holly Russ 28/12 Utah 3/12/92
TEAM RECORDS
POINTS SCORED
PTS OPP DATE
1. 92 Southern Miss 3/8/12
2. 86 Southern Miss 3/8/08
3. 84 Memphis 3/1/07
4. 81 LA TECH 3/13/14
FIELD GOALS MADE
FGM OPP DATE
1. 33 Southern Miss 3/8/08
2. 30 Rice 3/7/08
30 Memphis 3/1/07
4. 29 SMU 3/9/11
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
FGA OPP DATE
1. 71 SMU 3/5/02
2. 67 SMU 3/10/04
67 Houston 3/2/06
4. 66 Memphis 3/1/07
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
FG% OPP DATE
1. .550 (33-60) Southern Miss 3/8/08
2. .528 (28-53) Southern Miss 3/8/12
3. .519 (27-52) Rice 3/4/98
4. .508 (30-59) Rice 3/7/08
THREE POINTERS MADE
3PM OPP DATE
1. 9 Southern Miss 3/8/12
9 SMU 3/9/11
9 Houston 3/9/10
9 SMU 3/9/08
9 Memphis 3/1/07
9 SMU 3/5/02
THREE POINTERS ATTEMPTED
3PA OPP DATE
1. 32 SMU 3/9/08
2. 29 SMU 3/5/02
3. 27 LA TECH 3/13/14
4. 26 Marshall 3/13/13
5.
25 Houston 3/9/10
25 Memphis 3/1/07
THREE POINT PERCENTAGE
3FG% OPP DATE
1. .500 (7-14) Southern Miss 3/8/08
2. .474 (9-19) SMU 3/9/11
3. .455 (5-11) BYU 3/9/04
4. .450 (9-20) Southern Miss 3/8/12
FREE THROWS
FTM OPP DATE
1. 27 Southern Miss 3/8/12
2. 23 UAB 3/9/12
23 SMU 3/10/04
23 Wyoming 3/10/93
5. 22 TCU 3/1/99
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
FTA OPP DATE
1. 36 Southern Miss 3/8/12
2. 32 Marshall 3/6/09
3. 31 SMU 3/10/04
4. 29 UAB 3/14/13
29 TCU 3/1/98
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
FT% OPP DATE
1. .900 (9-10) Boise State 3/8/05
2. .880 (22-25) TCU 3/1/99
3. .821 (23-28) UAB 3/9/12
.821 (23-28) Wyoming 3/10/93
5. .813 (13-16) Marshall 3/13/13
.813 (13-16) Stanford 3/24/08
ASSISTS
AST OPP DATE
1. 20 SMU 3/9/11
2. 19 Southern Miss 3/8/12
3. 17 Tulane 3/10/12
17 Southern Miss 3/8/08
17 BYU 3/9/94
TURNOVERS
TO OPP DATE
1. 27 Hawaii 3/8/00
2. 24 SMU 3/5/02
3. 23 Southern Miss 3/8/12
4. 22 Colorado State 3/6/96
22 BYU 3/9/94
BLOCKED SHOTS
BLK OPP DATE
1.. 8 Southern Miss 3/8/12
2. 7 LA TECH 3/13/14
7 SMU 3/9/10
4. 6 Rice 3/2/07
STEALS
STL OPP DATE
1. 15 Louisiana Tech 3/4/04
15 Southern Miss 3/8/08
3. 11 Colorado State 3/6/96
11 SMU 3/5/02
Bold denotes active players/Keitha Adams’s coached team
14
UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Game Date W/L Pts FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
@UTEP 11/14/14 W 78 23-53 .434 8-19 .421 24-33 .727 16 28 44 44.0 19 13 20 4 9 78 78.0
NM State 73 25-58 .431 11-25 .440 12-17 .706 8 19 27 27.0 22 15 15 4 11 73 73.0
UTEP 11/16/14 L 59 23-66 .348 9-32 .281 4-10 .400 12 20 32 38.0 20 11 10 5 8 59 68.5
@SMU 63 23-56 .411 3-16 .188 14-18 .778 16 35 51 39.0 13 13 20 3 4 63 68.0
@UTEP 11/19/14 W 82 29-67 .433 8-20 .400 16-29 .552 19 29 48 41.3 24 16 13 3 10 82 73.0
Northern Arizona 58 18-53 .340 7-22 .318 15-22 .682 10 28 38 38.7 24 5 18 3 4 58 64.7
UTEP 11/25/14 L 43 18-67 .269 2-14 .143 5-12 .417 16 21 37 40.2 19 10 13 5 10 43 65.5
vs. Kansas State 72 25-50 .500 9-20 .450 13-25 .520 11 36 47 40.8 12 18 20 6 11 58 66.5
@UTEP 12/2/14 W 84 34-73 .466 3-11 .273 13-16 .813 17 40 57 43.6 16 16 14 2 11 84 69.2
ENMU 49 17-61 .279 4-29 .138 11-12 .917 5 24 29 38.4 16 7 17 3 7 49 63.0
@UTEP 12/6/14 L 77 25-68 .368 6-24 .250 21-34 .618 17 19 36 42.3 26 13 13 1 10 77 70.5
Houston Baptist 87 29-52 .558 2-12 .167 27-37 .730 11 34 45 39.5 26 16 24 2 3 87 67.0
UTEP 12/14/14 L 57 17-48 .354 4-14 .286 19-24 .792 10 24 34 41.1 22 9 19 4 5 57 68.6
@New Mexico 72 26-55 .473 5-11 .455 15-24 .625 8 23 31 38.3 18 15 11 4 10 72 67.7
@UTEP 12/20/14 W 86 28-61 .459 11-24 .458 19-26 .731 8 32 40 41.0 20 22 9 4 6 86 70.8
Prairie View 48 15-53 .283 1-10 .100 17-26 .654 10 28 38 38.2 18 4 17 1 6 48 65.2
@UTEP 12/28/14 W 63 21-52 .404 3-15 .200 18-23 .783 9 25 34 40.2 18 15 16 3 9 63 69.9
Alcorn State 53 20-50 .400 4-13 .308 9-13 .692 8 27 35 37.9 25 10 23 0 7 53 63.9
@UTEP 1/2/15 W 60 25-54 .463 2-11 .182 8-16 .500 10 26 36 39.8 13 10 17 3 8 60 68.9
North Texas* 58 23-54 .426 6-21 .286 6-7 .857 6 24 30 37.1 20 13 19 1 10 58 63.3
@UTEP 1/4/15 W 54
22-60 .367 3-8 .375 7-15 .467 13 27 40 39.8 20 8 14 2 5 54 67.5
Rice* 51 19-57 .333 3-12 .250 10-20 .500 17 30 47 38.0 16 6 18 5 3 51 62.2
UTEP 1/8/15 L 72 29-65 .446 6-15 .400 8-13 .615 10 27 37 39.6 25 17 18 6 9 72 67.9
@LA TECH* 90 31-69 .449 7-12 .583 21-31 .677 19 30 49 38.9 8 21 12 0 9 90 64.5
UTEP 1/10/15 W 71 23-56 .411 8-25 .320 17-24 .708 15 27 42 39.8 22 15 18 1 7 71 68.2
@Southern Miss* 23-52 .442 3-13 .231 10-25 .400 10 21 31 38.3 20 12 16 1 10 59 64.1
@UTSA 1/17/15 L 53 22-57 .386 1-6 .167 8-10 .800 8 31 39 39.7 23 9 12 6 7 53 67.1
UTSA* 55 19-58 .328 4-15 .267 13-22 .591 15 27 42 38.6 14 10 13 8 6 55 63.4
@UTEP 1/22/15 L 74 23-58 .397 11-24 .458 17-23 .739 15 26 41 39.8 25 13 24 5 2 74 67.5
#24 WKU 80 23-60 .383 4-18 .222 30-36 .833 13 22 35 38.3 19 9 14 5 16 80 64.5
@UTEP 01/24/15 L 71 21-57 .368 9-26 .346 20-23 .870 15 22 37 41.1 21 15 16 1 6 71 71.1
Marshall 76 23-48 .479 9-22 .409 21-29 .724 7 23 30 36.0 19 10 14 1 6 76 62.5
UTEP 1/29/15 L 52 19-53 .358 3-14 .214 11-12 .917 12 16 28 38.9 19 5 19 3 9 52 66.8
@UAB* 67 23-52 .442 6-20 .300 15-19 .789 15 23 38 37.8 15 13 17 2 7 67 65.4
UTEP 01/31/15 L 53 22-69 .319 3-16 .188 6-9 .667 24 19 43 39.2 21 10 15 5 7 53 66.1
@MTSU* L 74 28-63 .444 8-29 .276 10-17 .588 20 24 44 38.2 11 22 13 13 10 74 65.8
@UTEP 02/05/15 L 63 25-69 .362 5-23 .217 8-17 .471 22 21 43 39.4 20 16 13 2 6 63 65.9
FAU* 68 24-45 .533 9-16 .563 11-19 .579 5 29 34 37.9 18 12 16 4 3 68 65.9
@UTEP 02/07/15 W 72 28-70 .400 1-12 .083 15-20 .750 12 26 38 39.3 21 13 11 1 17 72 66.2
FIU* 56 21-56 .375 2-10 .200 12-18 .667 12 32 44 38.2 19 9 25 4 5 56 65.4
UTEP 02/12/15 75 26-60 .433 7-13 .538 16-24 .667 11 25 36 39.1 24 13 17 0 9 75 66.6
at Charloe* 23-57 .404 3-12 .250 23-33 .697 11 29 40 38.3 20 17 18 6 10 72 65.8
UTEP 2/14/15 L 50 18-63 .286 4-22 .182 10-18 .556 11 25 36 39.0 24 9 20 5 10 50 65.9
at ODU* 79 28-63 .444 8-20 .400 15-26 .577 16 40 56 39.1 14 15 20 4 9 79 66.4
UTEP 2/21/15 L 59 19-60 .317 6-16 .375 15-26 .577 13 20 33 38.7 25 7 12 8 11 59 65.6
at UTSA* 72 25-54 .463 4-10 .400 18-32 .563 18 32 50 39.6 23 15 18 5 5 72 66.6
at UTEP 02/27/15 W 88 24-50 .480 7-11 .636 33-40 .825 13 36 49 39.2 25 16 25 4 6 88 66.5
LA TECH* 75 24-65 .369 5-21 .238 22-33 .667 10 18 28 39.1 29 12 11 0 11 75 67.0
at UTEP* 03/01/15 L 60 19-66 .288 9-34 .265 13-16 .813 11 28 39 39.2 19 14 10 3 8 60 66.2
Southern Miss 66 25-57 .439 5-15 .333 11-19 .579 11 37 48 39.5 16 16 18 3 6 66 66.9
UTEP 3/05/15 W 69 22-59 .373 11-23 .478 14-19 .737 16 29 45 39.4 15 13 16 3 7 69 66.3
*at North Texas 61 25-63 .397 3-13 .231 8-12 .667 12 22 34 39.3 19 10 13 4 8 61 66.7
UTEP 03/07/15 L 62 21-56 .375 4-12 .333 16-24 .667 6 25 31 39.1 20 8 15 1 4 62 66.2
*at Rice 79 32-65 .492 3-8 .375 12-20 .600 13 34 47 39.6 21 19 14 3 5 79 67.1
UTEP 1787 626-1637 .382 154-484 .318 381-556 .685 361 694 1055 39.1 566 336 419 90 216 1787 66.2
Opponents 1813 637-1526 .417 138-445 .310 401-612 .655 317 751 1068 39.6 495 344 454 95 202 1813 67.1
UTEP Game Averages Opponent Game Averages
Points/game: 66.2 Points/game: 67.1
Rebounds/game: 39.1 Rebounds/game: 39.6
Assists/game: 12.4 Assists/game: 12.7
Turnovers/game: 15.5 Turnovers/game: 16.8
Assist/turnover ratio: 0.8 Assist/turnover ratio: 0.8
Steals/game: 8.0 Steals/game: 7.5
Blocks/game: 3.3 Blocks/game: 3.5
2014-15 GAME-BY-GAME TEAM STATS
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UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Opponent Turner Gari McKinney Telles Taylor Miscenko Rodriguez Dobrowolska Kirsteine Welles Parker McCants Kennedy Eduardo
NM State 27-5-3 6-2-1 12-2-4 13-4-3 0-3-0 DNP DNP 2-4-1 0-0-0 4-4-0 7-6-1 4-3-0 0-0-0 3-3-0
@SMU 21-6-1 4-1-1 2-3-4 9-3-2 2-0-1 2-0-0 DNP 2-8-2 7-1-0 3-2-0 DNP 2-1-0 2-1-0 3-3-0
NAU 6-3-0 8-3-1 5-2-4 10-1-6 19-6-1 4-3-0 0-1-0 5-5-1 DNP 7-3-0 DNP 7-8-1 8-4-0 3-2-2
vs. KSU 7-5-1 0-1-0 3-1-4 3-1-1 11-7-0 4-4-0 DNP DNP DNP 13-2-0 DNP 0-1-0 0-7-0 2-2-4
ENMU 15-11-2 4-4-1 8-1-3 6-2-3 25-10-4 12-5-0 3-1-0 DNP DNP 5-3-1 DNP 6-9-0 0-1-0 0-7-2
HBU 18-7-3 25-7-1 13-1-4 9-2-2 4-6-0 1-1-0 DNP DNP 0-1-1 4-3-0 DNP 3-4-1 DNP 0-1-1
at UNM 6-3-1 6-3-1 6-2-1 6-4-1 14-7-1 DNP DNP 0-0-1 11-3-2 DNP DNP 4-6-0 4-0-0 0-4-1
Prairie View
13-2-1 9-7-4 14-3-7 11-8-3 2-7-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 3-5-1 9-1-3 DNP DNP 11-0-0 12-1-1 2-1-2
Alcorn State
13-7-3 4-1-0 11-2-7 8-5-4 11-5-1 3-3-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-1-0 DNP DNP 5-2-0 8-2-0 0-1-0
*
North Texas
13-5-2 8-3-1 1-0-2 3-2-2 17-6-1 3-2-1 DNP 0-1-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP 0-1-0 6-5-1 9-5-0
*Rice 4-6-2 15-11-1 5-1-3 4-3-1 7-0-0 3-3-0 DNP 0-1-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP 4-4-0 6-3-1 6-3-0
*at LA Tech 14-8-3 4-4-4 10-3-3 3-1-0 15-2-2 4-1-0 DNP 2-1-1 7-2-2 DNP DNP 2-2-0 11-7-2 0-4-0
*at USM 20-10-3 10-4-2 9-2-3 2-1-1 9-6-2 2-1-0 DNP 1-2-2 9-1-0 DNP DNP 2-1-1 3-5-0 4-2-1
*UTSA 13-6-1 9-12-2 7-3-3 6-4-2 10-3-0 2-1-0 DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP 2-4-1 4-4-0 0-0-0
* #24 WKU 18-8-5 2-3-1 16-3-1 7-2-4 4-1-0 DNP DNP 1-4-1 15-4-0 DNP DNP 6-5-1 5-6-0 0-1-0
*Marshall 18-7-4 2-0-1 16-2-0 8-3-5 2-5-2 DNP DNP 0-0-0 6-3-0 DNP DNP 6-8-1 4-4-0 9-4-2
*at UAB DNP 4-4-0 4-1-1 8-0-2 7-3-0 2-0-1 0-0-0 2-0-0 5-6-0 6-3-0 DNP 3-3-0 8-3-1 3-2-0
*at MTSU DNP 12-7-0 5-3-6 0-1-0 14-10-1 4-1-1 DNP 2-2-0 3-1-0 0-2-0 DNP 13-6-0 0-1-0 0-0-2
*FAU 15-2-1 13-12-1 2-3-4 3-1-8 18-3-1 2-2-0 DNP 0-3-0 3-2-1 DNP DNP 5-9-0 2-1-0 0-2-0
*FIU 26-6-0 6-4-2 6-1-3 5-6-8 0-0-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 4-3-0 2-3-0 DNP DNP 4-6-0 8-0-0 9-2-0
*at Charloe 26-7-3 6-5-1 7-1-3 13-3-3 8-3-0 DNP DNP 5-2-3 DNP DNP DNP 3-4-0 7-5-0 0-3-0
*at ODU 11-1-1 2-5-1 10-4-1 0-3-4 17-2-0 0-1-0 DNP 0-3-0 3-1-0 DNP DNP 5-1-1 1-3-0 1-6-1
*at UTSA 19-7-3 7-4-1 8-1-2 14-2-1 9-7-0 DNP 0-2-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP 2-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0
*LA TECH 20-6-5 5-4-0 9-5-5 11-8-2 23-6-0 0-0-0 DNP 2-2-0 2-2-0 DNP DNP 4-5-2 8-7-0 4-2-2
*USM 18-13-6 7-4-1 5-0-1 3-1-2 7-6-1 DNP DNP 3-2-0 3-3-2 DNP DNP 4-0-0 9-4-0 1-2-1
*at UNT 15-8-2 7-1-1 16-5-5 16-4-2 1-3-1 DNP DNP 0-1-1 3-1-0 DNP DNP 5-2-0 6-13-1 0-1-0
*at RICE 7-5-2 6-5-1 14-4-2 1-1-2 9-1-0 DNP DNP 2-4-0 3-2-0 DNP DNP 6-2-0 5-1-0 9-4-1
2014-15 INDIVIDUAL POINTS-REBOUND-ASSISTS
Points in Points O 2nd Chance FastBreak Bench Score Lead Time Time Game Largest Largest
GAME Paint TO’s PTs Points Points Tied Changed W/L Points Led For Trailed For Tied For Lead Deficit
at UTEP 20 17 15 6 19 3 3 W 78 34:11 01:47 04:02 10 2nd-00:54 3 1st-18:47
NM State 26 22 10 4 19 73 01:47 34:08 3-1st 18:47 10 2nd-00:54
UTEP 16 21 7 6 22 7 14 L 59 15:31 19:32 04:57 6 2nd-15:48 7 1st-1:45
at SMU 18 6 14 6 23 63 19:32 15:31 7 1st-1:45 6 2nd-15:48
at UTEP 28 28 11 2 48 0 0 W 82 39:49 None 00:11 30 2nd-09:34 None
NAU 16 11 3 6 16 58 None 39:49 None 30 2nd-9:34
UTEP 24 10 9 0 19 0 0 L 43 None 39:40 00:20 None 30 2nd-00:40
vs. KSU 32 13 10 10 22 72 39:40 None 30 2nd-00:40 None
at UTEP 62 19 17 14 22 1 1 W 84 34:37 02:34 02:49 35 2nd- 00:28 4 1st-16:47
ENMU 18 9 9 2 24 49 02:34 34:24 4 1st- 16:47 35 2nd- 00:28
at UTEP 24 17 15 4 20 2 4 L 77 03:59 33:47 02:14 3 2nd-6:50 14 1st-4:41
HBU 44 14 14 12 17 87 33:37 03:59 14 1st-4:41 3 2nd-6:50
UTEP 20 5 9 0 21 3 4 L 57 00:48 36:55 02:17 2 1st-17:55 18 2nd-6:05
at UNM 30 17 7 8 20 72 36:19 00:48 18 2nd-6:05 2 1st-17:55
at UTEP 28 28 7 2 39 0 0 W 86 39:40 None 00:20 41 2nd-11:20 None
PVAMU 16 2 8 4 31 48 None 39:40 None 41 2nd-11:20
at UTEP 32 21 5 6 27 8 12 W 63 21:16 08:29 10:15 11 2nd-00:17 4 1st-17:08
Alcorn St. 24 12 3 4 4 53 08:29 10:15 4 1st-17:08 11 2nd-00:17
*at UTEP 32 15 17 2 13 4 2 W 60 09:13 27:38 03:09 6 2nd-07:53 11 2nd-18:32
North Texas 21 11 8 7 17 58 27:38 09:13 11 2nd-18:32 6 2nd-7:53
*at UTEP 32 12 7 4 18 5 5 W 54 32:47 03:27 03:46 10 2nd-14:09 2 1st-1:06
Rice 14 8 19 6 13 51 03:27 32:47 2 1st-1:06 10 2nd-14:09
UTEP 38 10 5 9 25 2 1 L 72 01:56 36:09 01:55 2 1st-18:59 33 2nd-6:44
*at LA Tech 32 15 19 12 33 90 36:06 01:56 33 2nd-6:44 2 1st-18:59
UTEP 20 24 18 6 20 2 3 W 71 29:16 09:02 01:42 17 2nd-17:29 4 1st- 15:41
* at USM 34 18 8 4 40 59 09:02 29:16 4 1st-15:41 17 2nd-17:29
*at UTEP 32 11 9 8 10 9 19 L 53 16:59 17:05 05:56 10 1st-3:46 6 1st-15:14
UTSA 20 15 10 0 21 55 17:05 16:59 6 1st-15:14 10 1st-346
*at UTEP 20 15 15 4 26 5 8 L 74 01:08 36:21 02:21 2 1st-00:41 9 2nd-8:10
* #24 WKU 30 14 11 6 22 80 36:21 01:08 9 2nd-8:10 2 1st-00:41
*at UTEP 12 13 6 2 23 4 7 L 71 25:48 12:12 02:00 15 1st-1:59 9 2nd-00:24
* Marshall 24 15 5 0 14 76 12:12 25:47 9 2nd-00:24 15 1st-1:59
UTEP 28 7 12 0 25 5 3 L 52 03:03 31:21 05:36 2 1st-19:45 21 2nd-02:46
*at UAB 26 24 19 2 15 67 31:21 03:03 21 2nd-02:46 2 1st-19:45
UTEP 20 12 18 0 22 0 0 L 53 None 39:32 00:28 None 26 2nd-4:41
*at MTSU 34 14 15 6 5 74 39:32 None 26 2nd-4:41 None
*at UTEP 30 19 18 2 12 3 4 L 63 19:03 17:36 03:21 9 1st-15:38 8 2nd-9:16
FAU 24 11 8 8 13 68 17:36 19:03 8 2nd-9:16 9 1st-15:38
*at UTEP 48 25 8 26 31 1 1 W 72 37:27 01:48 00:45 27 2nd-8:23 2 1st- 19:34
FIU 28 10 10 6 25 56 01:48 37:27 2 1st-19:34 27 2nd-8:23
*UTEP 34 19 7 18 19 9 9 W 75 08:02 27:30 04:28 3 1st-16:57 12 1st-6:08
at Charloe 32 15 14 11 31 72 27:08 08:02 12 1st-6:08 3 1st-16:57
UTEP 14 11 7 4 14 1 0 L 50 00:00 38:54 01:06 None 33 2nd-6:25
*at ODU 30 27 16 8 19 79 38:54 00:00 33 2nd-6:25 None
UTEP 22 23 7 10 10 3 3 L 59 9:31 29:33 00:56 7 1st-17:40 14 2nd-13:52
at* UTSA 40 12 15 4 30 72 29:04 9:31 14 2nd-13:52 7 1st-17:40
at UTEP 24 10 11 11 25 3 4 W 88 18:37 19:53 01:30 20 2nd-1:25 9 1st-8:22
*LA TECH 26 23 10 15 21 75 19:53 18:34 9 1st-8:22 20 2nd-1:25
at UTEP 20 19 8 4 21 5 9 L 60 14:13 20:52 04:55 5 1st-6:32 9 2nd-9:06
Southern Miss 36 17 10 10 16 66 20:52 14:13 9 2nd-9:06 5 1st-6:32
UTEP 20 16 15 13 24 10 19 W 69 14:52 20:35 04:33 8 2nd-00:36 6 1st-17:23
*at North Texas 28 10 12 4 22 61 20:35 14:52 6 1st-17:23 8 2nd-00:36
UTEP 26 19 10 0 29 0 0 L 62 00:00 38:41 01:19 None 21 2nd-11:21
*at Rice 28 10 12 4 22 79 38:41 00:00 21 2nd-11:21 None
UTEP Totals 446 293 726 163 602 95 135 1787 431:46 571:03 77:11
Per/game 16.5 10.9 26.9 6.0 22.3
Opp Totals 380 306 741 167 551
Per/game 14.1 11.3 27.4 6.2 20.4 1813 571:03 431:46 77:11
SPECIALTY STATS/TRENDS GAME-BY-GAME
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AGATA DOBROWOLKSA
Points ______ 5, three times (most recent at Charloe-2/12/15)
Rebounds: __________________________ 8, at SMU-11/16/14
O. Rebounds
________________________
4, at SMU-11/16/14
Def. Rebounds: ______________________
8, at SMU-11/16/14
Assists: __________________________ 3, at Charloe-2/12/15
Steals: _________________
2, twice (most recent at ODU-2/14/15)
Blocks: ____________________________ 2, #24 WKU-1/22/15
Field Goals: _____
2, five times (most recent
at Charloe-2/12/15
)
Field Goal Aempts: __________________ 7, at SMU-11/16/14
3FG Made: ___________ 1, five times (most recent USM-3/1/15)
3FG Aempts: ________
2, three times (most recent at MTSU 1/31/15)
Free Throws: ___ 1, three times (most recent #24 WKU-1/22/15)
FT Aempts: _______
2, four times (most recent #24 WKU-1/22/15)
Minutes: ________ 17, twice (most recent at Charloe-2/12/15)
RUDIANE EDUARDO
Points ____________9, four times (most recent at Rice-3/7/15)
Rebounds: ________________ 7, Eastern New Mexico-12/2/14
O. Rebounds _____________________ 3, North Texas-1/2/15
Def. Rebounds: ____________
5, Eastern New Mexico-12/2/14
Assists: ______________________ 4, vs. Kansas State-11/25/14
Steals: _____________________________3, at MTSU-1/31/15
Blocks: __________ 1, five times (most recent at UTSA-2/15/15)
Field Goals: __________
4, twice (most recent Marshall-1/24/15)
Field Goal Aempts: ______________________ 8, FIU-2/7/15
Three Pointers: ________ 1, six times (most recent FIU-2/7/15)
3PT Aempted: ______________________ 4, at SMU-11/16/14
Free Throws: ________________3, Northern Arizona-11/19/14)
FT Aempts: __________________________ 5, at Rice-3/7/15
Minutes: ___________________________ 26, at UAB-1/29/15
IRENE GARI
Points ______________________
25,
Houston Baptist-12/6/14
Rebounds: ________________
12, twice (most recent FAU-2/5/15)
O. Rebounds ______________________________7, FAU-2/5/15)
Def. Rebounds: __________________________
11, UTSA-1/17/15
Assists: ____________
4, four times (most recent at LA Tech-1/8/15)
Steals: _______________
2, eight times (most recent HBU 12/6/14)
Blocks: ______________________________
2, at MTSU-1/31/15
Field Goals: ___________________________
10,
HBU-12/6/14
Field Goal Aempts: ____________________
19,
HBU-12/6/14
Three Pointers: ______
3, twice (most recent New Mexico-12/20/12)
3PT Aempted: ___________
7, twice (most recent
HBU-12/6/14)
Free Throws: _________
5, twice (most recent at NM State-12/3/13)
FT Aempts: _________
6, twice (most recent at NM State-12/3/13)
Minutes: ______________________________
37, UTSA-1/17/15
LAWNA KENNEDY
Points ___________________________ 12, PVAMU-12/20/14
Rebounds: _____________________ 13, at North Texas-3/5/15
O. Rebounds __________________ 8, at North Texas-3/5/15
Def. Rebounds: _______________
6, vs. Kansas State-11/25/14
Assists: ____________________________ 2, at LA Tech-1/8/15
Steals: ______________ 1, 10 times (most recent at Rice-3-7-15)
Blocks: ____________ 3, twice (most recent at LA Tech-1/8/15)
Field Goals: ________________ 6, Prairie View A&M-12/20/14
Field Goal Aempts: _ 8, twice (most recent at LA Tech-1/8/15)
Three Pointers: ____________________________________ 0
3PT Aempted: _______________ 1, vs. Kansas State-11/25/14
Free Throws: ________________________ 6-LA Tech-2/27/15
FT Aempts: ___________________________
8-LA Tech-2/27/15
Minutes: ______________________30, at North Texas-3/5/15
ANETE KIRSTEINE
Points ____________15, twice (most recent #24 WKU-1/22/15)
Rebounds: ___________________________6, at UAB-1/29/15
O. Rebounds __________1, seven times (most recent FAU-2/5/15)
Def. Rebounds: _______________________
5, at UAB-1/29/15
Assists: ____________ 3, twice (most recent PVAMU-12/20/14)
Steals: ____________
2, twice (most recent vs. Belmont-12/21/14)
Blocks: ____________
1, three times (most recent at LA Tech-1/8/15)
Field Goals: ________ 5, twice (most recent #24 WKU-1/22/15)
Field Goal Aempts: __________ 9, Northern Arizona-11/22/13
Three Pointers: ______________ 5, Northern Arizona-11/22/13
3PT Aempted: _____ 9, twice (most recent #24 WKU-1/22/15)
Free Throws: __________________ 3, at New Mexico-12/14/14
FT Aempts: __________________ 5, at New Mexico-12/14/14
Minutes: ____________________ 22, at New Mexico-12/14/14
2014-15 UTEP INDIVIDUAL CAREER HIGHS
DAESHIANNA MCCANTS
Points ____________________________ 13, at MTSU-1/31/15
Rebounds: ______________ 9, twice (most recent FAU-2/5/15)
O. Rebounds _______________ 6, Northern Arizona-11/19/14
Def. Rebounds: ____________
6, Eastern New Mexico-12/2/14
Assists: __________ 1, seven times (most recent at
ODU-2/14/15)
Steals: _________________________________ 4, FIU-2/7/15
Blocks: _______ 3, three times (most recent 6-LA Tech-2/27/15)
Field Goals: _________ 5, twice (most recent at MTSU-1/31/15)
Field Goal Aempts: _________________ 12, at MTSU-1/31/15
Three Pointers: ________ 1, twice (most recent, at
ODU-2/14/15)
3PT Aempted
:___________________________ 2,
at
ODU-2/14/15
Free Throws: ___
4,
three times (most recent Marshall-1/24/15)
FT Aempts: ______________________ 6, NM State-11/14/14
Minutes: __________ 23, twice (most recent at MTSU-1/31/15)
LULU MCKINNEY
Points ____
16, three times (most recent 30, at North Texas-3/5/15)
Rebounds: ___ 5, twice (most recent 30, at North Texas-3/5/15)
O. Rebounds _______________________2, at MTSU-1/31/15
Def. Rebounds: ______________________
5-LA Tech-2/27/15
Assists: _________ 7, twice (most recent Alcorn State-12/28/14)
Steals: _________________________4, at North Texas-3/5/15
Blocks: _______________________________
2,
at
ODU-2/14/15
Field Goals: ___________ 6, twice (most recent at Rice-3/7/15)
Field Goal Aempts: ____________________ 15, HBU-12/6/14
Three Pointers:
______________________
3, at North Texas-3/5/15
3PT Aempted: _________________ 10, at North Texas-3/5/15
Free Throws: ________________________ 7-LA Tech-2/27/15
FT Aempts: ________________________ 8-LA Tech-2/27/15
Minutes: ____________________35, Houston Baptist-12/6/14
MARTA MISCENKO
Points __________________ 12, Eastern New Mexico-12/2/14
Rebounds: ________________ 5, Eastern New Mexico-12/2/14
O. Rebounds ___ 3, twice (most recent Alcorn State-12/28/14)
Def. Rebounds: __________2, five times (most recent FIU-2/7/15)
Assists: _________ 1, three times (most recent at MTSU-1-31-15)
Steals: ______________________ 3, vs. Kansas State-11/25/14
Blocks: _______________1, five times (most recent FIU-2/7/15)
Field Goals: _______________ 6, Eastern New Mexico-12/2/14
Field Goal Aempts: ________ 9, Eastern New Mexico-12/2/14
Three Pointers: ____________________________________ 0
3PT Aempted: ____________________________________
0
Free Throws: _________________________ 2, at UAB-1-29-15
FT Aempts: _____________4, twice (most recent Rice-1/5/15)
Minutes: _____________________
20, vs. Kansas State-11/25/14
CHRISHAUNA PARKER
Points __________________________
21, Southern Miss-1/22/14
Rebounds: _____________________________
18, UAB-3/14/13
O. Rebounds ____________________
9, Southern Miss-1/22/14
Def. Rebounds: __________________________
12, SMU-12/7/13
Assists: _____________
7, three times (most recent at Houston 1/27/13)
Steals: ___________________________
7, Kansas State-11/16/13
Blocks: ________________
1, 19 times (most recent Rutgers-4/2/14)
Field Goals: ________________________
8, at NM State-12/3/13
Field Goal Aempts: ______________ 1
4, Southern Miss-1/22/14
Three Pointers: ______
1, nine times (most recent Southern Miss-3/14/13)
3PT Aempted: _______________
3, Sam Houston State-12/28/12
Free Throws: ___________________________
10, SMU-12/7/13
FT Aempts: _________
12, three times (most recent UAB-3/14/13)
Minutes: ___________________________
38, Charloe-1/18/14
MARISSA RODRIGUEZ
Points ______________________________ 5, ENMU-12/8/12
Rebounds: __________________________ 2, at UTSA-2/21/15
O. Rebounds _______________________ 2, at UTSA-2/21/15
Def. Rebounds: ___
1, three times (most recent ENMU-12/2/14)
Assists: __________________________ 1, at NM State- 12/5/12
Steals: ______________________________1, UTPA- 12/30/12
Blocks: ___________________________________________
0
Field Goals: __________________________2, ENMU- 12/8/12
Field Goal Aempts: ____________4, Houston Baptist-11/19/11
Three Pointers: ___________
1, five times (most recent ENMU-12/2/14)
3PT Aempted: _____
2, twice (most recent Northern Arizona-11/22/13)
Free Throws: ______________________________________
0
FT Aempts: ______________________________________
0
Minutes: ___________________ 4, Northern Arizona-11/22/13
SPARKLE TAYLOR
Points __________________ 25, Eastern New Mexico-12/2/14
Rebounds: _________ 10, twice (most recent at MTSU-1/31/15)
O. Rebounds ________________________
7-at MTSU-1/31/15
Def. Rebounds: _______________
7, Eastern New Mexico-12/2/14
Assists: ___________________ 4, Eastern New Mexico-12/2/14
Steals: _________________
3, twice (most recent at UAB-1/29/15)
Blocks: ________________________
3, vs. Kansas State-11/25/14
Field Goals: ______________ 10, Eastern New Mexico-12/2/14
Field Goal Aempts: _________________20, at MTSU-1/31/15
Three Pointers: __________________________ 2-FAU-2/5/15
3PT Aempted: ___________
4, twice (most recent at FAU-2/5/15)
Free Throws: ________
6, five times (most recent LA Tech-2/27/15)
FT Aempts: ___________________________
12, UTPB-11/8/13
Minutes: ___________28, twice (most recent, at ODU-2/14/15)
STACIE TELLES
Points ________ 16, twice (most recent, at North Texas-3/5/15)
Rebounds: __________ 8, twice (most recent, LA Tech-2/27/15)
O. Rebounds ___________________2, at North Texas-3/5/15
Def. Rebounds: _____________________
8, PVAMU-12/20/14
Assists: ____________________________8, twice (FIU-2/7/15)
Steals: _____________________ 4, Northern Arizona-11/22/13
Blocks: __________
1, twice (most recent, at Southern Miss-1/10/15)
Field Goals:
___ 5, three times (most recent, at North Texas-3/5/15
Field Goal Aempts: _____________________9, HBU-12/6/14
Three Pointers: ______________________ 4, at UTSA-2/21/15
3PT Aempted: _________________ 10, Southern Miss-3/1/15
Free Throws: _______________________ 8, PVAMU-12/20/14
FT Aempts: _______________________11, PVAMU-12/20/14
Minutes: ____
38, three times (most recent, at North Texas-3/5/15)
CAMEASHA TURNER
Points ___________________________27, NM State-11/14/14
Rebounds: _____________________ 13, Southern Miss-3/1/15
O. Rebounds __ 3, three times (most recent at LA Tech-1/8/15)
Def. Rebounds: ____
11, twice (most recent
Southern Miss-3/1/15)
Assists: _________________________
6,
Southern Miss-3/1/15
Steals: _____________________________ 5, at UTSA-2/21/15
Blocks: ______________
1, seven times (most recent at USM-3/1/15)
Field Goals: _____________________________10, FIU-2/7/15
Field Goal Aempts: ____ 20, twice (most recent at Charloe-2/12/15)
Three Pointers:
__3, four times (most recent at North Texas-3/5/15)
3PT Aempted: ______________________ 8, at SMU-11/16/14
Free Throws: _______________________ 10, Marshall-1-25-14
FT Aempts: _______
11,
twice (most recent 2, at UTSA-2/21/15)
Minutes: __________________________ 39, at UTSA-2/21/15
JOHNI WELLES
Points ________________________1
3, vs. Kansas State-11/25/14
Rebounds: _________________________
5, at NM State-12/3/13
O. Rebounds _____________________ 3, NM State-11/14/14)
Def. Rebounds: _____________________
4, at NM State-12/3/13
Assists: ________
1, twice (most recent Eastern New Mexico-12/2/14)
Steals: ______________________________ 2, at UAB-1-29-15
Blocks: __________________
1, twice (most recent
HBU-12/6/14)
Field Goals: ____________________
6, vs. Kansas State-11/25/14
Field Goal Aempts: _____________
10, vs. Kansas State-11/25/14
Three Pointers: ____1, three times (most recentENMU-12/2/14)
3PT Aempted: ________________________ 3, NAU-11/19/14
Free Throws: _________
2, four times (most recent at UAB-1/29/15)
FT Aempts: _____________ 4, twice
(most recent HBU-12/6/14)
Minutes: ______________________
21, vs. Kansas State-11/25/14
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FIELD GOALS MADE
FG OPP DATE
1. 49 Colorado State* 2/9/80
2. 46 vs. Texas Lutheran+ 12/4/82
3. 45 UT-Permian Basin+ 12/15/06
4. 41 UT-Permian Basin+ 12/21/05
5. 40 Savannah State 11/22/08
6. 39 Hardin Simmons+ 2/16/85
7. 39 Texas State 12/17/10
8. 38 Fresno State* 1/11/03
38 at BYU 1/6/90
38 Eastern New Mexico+ 1/13/87
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
FGA OPP DATE
1. 93 vs. Texas Lutheran+ 12/4/82
2. 87 at New Mexico State* 12/15/79
3. 86 New Mexico State* 12/13/80
4. 85 UT-Dallas+ 11/20/04
85 vs. Arizona 11/25/83
85 Eastern New Mexico+ 3/1/80
7. 84 at Southern Utah 12/29/88
84 Hardin Simmons+ 2/16/85
84 at Eastern New Mexico+ 1/28/84
10. 83 at BYU 1/6/90
83 at New Mexico 11/29/86
83 at Oral Roberts 2/24/86
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
(MINIMUM 24 MADE)
FG% OPP DATE
1. .660 (35-53)
Southern Miss* 2/21/09
2. .636 (28-44) UCF* 1/24/10
3. .615 (32-52) at UTPA 2/7/89
4. .611 (33-54) at San Diego 1/7/87
5. .588 (30-51) TXA&M CC 12/18/02
6. .577 (30-52) Alcorn State 12/20/09
7. .576 (38-66) Fresno State* 1/11/03
8. .574 (31-54) at N. Colorado 12/13/05
9. .571 (40-70) Savannah State 11/22/08
10. .568 (25-44) at UCF 12/18/97
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE
FG% Defense OPP DATE
1. .184 (9-49) NM State 11/29/11
2. .196 (10-51) UT-Dallas+ 11/20/04
3. .205 (9-44) NM State 12/05/12
4. .206 (13-63) Tulsa 1/31/13
5. .209 (9-49) UTPA 12/22/96
6. .214 (12-56) Montana State 12/22/03
7 .216 (16-74) Alcorn State 12/20/09
8. .222 (12-54) Fresno State* 2/12/04
.222 (12-54) Prairie View 3/1/96
10..224 (13-58) at Colo. State* 2/6/93
Other games of 23.0 or worse
.226 (14-62) UTPB+ 12/15/06
.229 (11-48) ENMU+ 12/8/12
.230 (14-61) at UNM* 3/1/95
THREE POINTERS MADE
3PM OPP DATE
1. 14 Toledo 11/24/09
14 Savannah State 11/22/08
14 vs. Eastern Illinois 11/20/09
4. 13 Tulsa* 1/22/09
13 at Tulane* 1/12/08
6. 12 Tulsa* 1/11/14
12 vs. Missouri State 12/4/09
8. 11 #24 Western Kentucky* 1/22/15
11 Prairie View A&M 12/20/14
11 at Tulane* 2/1/14
11 Northern Arizona 11/22/13
11 Denver 11/26/11
11 Cal State Northridge 12/3/10
11 Idaho State 11/26/10
11 Arizona 11/26/06
11 SMU* 1/8/06
11 at Hawaii* 1/20/05
11 at Tulsa* 2/9/02
11 Louisiana Tech* 1/31/02
11 at SMU* 1/3/02
11 at Southern Utah 1/26/93
UTEP SINGLE-GAME RECORDS
THREE POINTERS ATTEMPTED
3PA OPP DATE
1. 34 Southern Miss* 3/1/15
2. 32 at SMU 11/16/14
32 Toledo 11/24/09
32 vs. SMU* 3/9/08
5. 31 Louisiana Tech* 1/31/02
6. 30 Louisiana Tech* 2/5/14
30 at Tulsa* 2/9/02
30 at Louisiana Tech* 1/5/02
9. 29 Marshall* 1/29/14
29 at Hawaii* 1/20/05
29 vs. SMU* 3/5/02
THREE POINT PERCENTAGE
(MINIMUM 8 MADE)
3FG% OPP DATE
1. .733 (11-15) at S. Utah 1/26/93
2. .647 (11-17) Southern Miss* 2/21/09
3. .615 (8-13) Cal Poly 12/16/03
4. .600 (9-15) TX Southern 12/13/09
.600 (9-15) vs. SAC St. 12/30/08
6. .579 (11-19) Idaho State 11/26/10
.579 (11-19) at Tulane* 1/18/09
8. .578 (11-19) CS Northridge 12/3/10
9. .571 (8-14) ECU 2/10/08
10. .563 (9-16) vs. WKU 3/22/08
.563 (9-16) at Rice* 2/7/02
FREE THROWS MADE
FTM OPP DATE
1. 40 East Carolina* 1/6/11
2. 36 Oregon State 12/21/86
3. 35 Kansas State 11/16/13
4. 34 Bellhaven+ 11/27/93
5. 33 Louisiana Tech* 2/27/15
6. 31 vs. Illinois-Chicago 12/19/96
31 Southeast Louisiana 2/24/90
8. 30 East Carolina* 2/22/14
30 UTPB+ 11/8/13
10. 29 Rice* 1/10/04
29 TCU 2/22/01
29 at Fresno State* 2/11/99
29 at UCF 12/18/97
29 NM State 12/13/97
29 Texas State 2/3/86
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
FTA OPP DATE
1. 54 East Carolina* 1/6/11
2. 53 Bellhaven+ 11/27/93
3. 49 Oregon State 12/21/86
4. 47 Kansas State 11/16/13
47 at UCF 12/18/97
6. 45 UTPB+ 11/8/13
7. 44 vs. McNeese State 12/20/93
8. 42 NM State* 12/13/97
9. 41 at New Mexico State* 11/26/96
41 Simon Fraser+ 11/17/89
41 Arizona 2/22/86
41 Wyoming* 2/14/81
FREE THROW PERC. (MIN. 10 MADE)
FT% OPP DATE
1. 100 (16-16) at Wyoming 1/14/89
100 (10-10) New Mexico 2/21/85
100 (10-10) vs. San Diego 11/23/84
4. .962 (25-26) San Jose State* 3/6/03
5. .941 (16-17) UC Irvine 11/13/10
.941 (16-17) at WNMU+ 12/7/87
7. .929 (13-14) at Boise State* 2/22/03
.929 (13-14) at Colo. St.* 2/5/98
9. .917 (11-12) at UAB* 1/29/15
.917 (11-12) at Toledo 12/21/07
Other games of 90 percent or beer
.909 (10-11) NM State* 11/23/04
.909 (20-22) Boise State* 1/25/03
.909 (10-11) Creighton 2/15/92
OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS
ORB OPP DATE
1. 32 Abilene Christian+ 11/30/93
2. 31 Sul Ross State+ 12/1/97
3. 29 Houston Baptist 11/19/11
4. 28 Lamar 11/20/98
28 Bellhaven+ 11/27/93
28 at Western Michigan 1/3/93
28 at Oral Roberts 1/27/89
28 at Southern Utah 12/29/88
9. 27 UT-Dallas+ 11/20/04
27 vs. Weber State 11/30/91
27 UTPA 1/7/89
27 Eastern New Mexico+ 11/28/88
27 at Oral Roberts 2/24/86
TOTAL REBOUNDS
RB OPP DATE
1. 65 Sul Ross State+ 12/1/97
2. 64 Bellhaven+ 11/27/93
64 UTPA 1/7/89
4. 61 vs. McNeese State 11/24/89
61 New Mexico 3/3/83
6. 60 Houston Baptist 11/19/11
60 at La.-Lafayee 11/27/05
60 Air Force 2/14/98
60 Azusa Pacific+ 11/22/96
60 Abilene Christian+ 11/30/93
60 Alaska 12/16/89
60 at Colorado State* 1/10/81
PERSONAL FOULS
PF OPP DATE
1. 37 at US International+ 1/29/89
2. 33 Eastern Arizona+ 1/10/79
3. 32 at Utah* 3/12/92
32 Alaska 12/16/89
5. 31 at Rice 12/6/91
31 at Southeast Louisiana 1/13/90
31 at McNeese State 1/3/86
8. 30 Texas State 11/30/13
30 at TCU 1/12/97
30 at Oregon 1/3/94
30 at Texas State 2/19/90
30 at Lamar 1/4/86
30 New Mexico State 12/3/85
30 at Hardin Simmons*+ 2/2/85
ASSISTS
AST OPP DATE
1. 33 Savannah State 11/22/08
2. 31 UT-Permian Basin+ 12/15/06
3. 29 Texas State 12/17/10
4. 28 Tulsa* 2/7/10
5. 27 at UCF* 2/24/08
27 at UTPA 2/7/89
7. 26 at Tulane* 2/1/14
26 Mississippi Valley St. 12/14/08
26 East Carolina* 2/10/08
26 Arkansas-Pine Blu 12/20/06
26 Montana State 12/22/03
26 at Portland State 2/28/89
FEWEST TURNOVERS COMMITTED
TO OPP DATE
1. 0 vs. UTPA 12/3/82
2. 5 East Carolina* 2/10/08
5 vs. UTSA 11/27/81
4. 6 Sam Houston State 12/28/12
6 at Wyoming 2/28/91
6. 7 UT-Permian Basin+ 12/15/06
7 Wyoming 1/31/91
8. 8 UC-Irvine 11/16/08
8 Tulsa* 1/6/06
8 UT-Pan American 1/2/06
8 at New Mexico State 2/2/88
8 at Utah* 2/21/81
MOST TURNOVERS COMMITTED
TO OPP DATE
1. 41 at Houston* 11/27/01
2. 40 at Houston 12/18/87
3. 37 vs. Grambling State 12/5/98
4. 35 Western New Mexico+ 12/8/88
5. 34 at No. 25 Arizona 11/29/04
34 New Mexico 11/19/99
34 at Texas State 2/7/87
34 at New Mexico State 11/24/84
9. 33 at Tulane* 1/30/11
33 at San Diego State 1/25/96
33 at McNeese State 12/18/95
33 at UC-Irvine 12/2/95
33 at New Mexico State 12/2/93
MOST TURNOVERS FORCED
TO OPP DATE
1. 39 UTSA 1/8/90
2. 38 Christian Brothers+ 11/27/94
3. 37 UTPA 12/22/96
4. 36 St. Mary’s 11/10/06
36 Southern Utah 2/3/90
6. 34 Kansas State 11/16/13
34 Tulsa* 1/18/97
8. 33 vs. Texas Southern 11/22/12
33 Prairie View A&M 12/12/06
10. 32 East Carolina* 2/22/14
32 TXA&M Kingsville+ 12/9/89
32 at UTSA 2/5/87
Other games of at least 30
31 NM State 11/18/98
31 at UTSA 2/17/90
31 Lamar 1/4/89
31 NM State 12/12/84
31 vs. Arizona 11/25/83
30 Northern Colorado 11/27/13
30 vs. UAPB 11/30/07
30 Sul Ross State 11/30/98
30 vs. Grambling State 12/05/95
30 NM State 11/26/95
30 TCU 12/12/92
30 Southern Utah 12/29/88
30 UT-Pan American 1/4/88
30 San Diego State 12/29/87
30 Oral Roberts 1/27/89
BLOCKS
BLK OPP DATE
1. 13 Memphis* 2/10/07
13 at New Mexico State 12/15/79
3. 12 UCF 2/19/09
12 Louisiana-Lafayee 12/10/06
5. 11 Texas State 2/18/85
11 vs. Auburn 12/11/81
11 New Mexico State 11/16/81
8. 10 vs. Belmont 12/21/13
10 Alcorn State 11/22/10
10 at SMU* 1/31/08
10 Prairie View A&M 12/12/06
10 Hawaii* 2/19/05
10 UT-Dallas+ 11/20/04
10 Rice* 1/10/04
10 Tulsa* 2/15/03
10 at Oral Roberts 2/24/86
STEALS
STL OPP DATE
1. 24 Tulsa* 1/18/97
24 Christian Brothers+ 11/27/94
24 UTSA 1/8/90
4. 21 St. Mary’s (TX)+ 11/10/06
21 at UTSA 2/17/90
21 vs. Marquee 12/12/81
21 New Mexico State 12/13/80
8. 20 Kansas State 11/16/13
20 Prairie View A&M 12/12/06
20 Sul Ross State+ 11/30/98
20 New Mexico State 12/3/96
20 at Southern Utah 12/29/88
20 at UTSA 2/5/87
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MOST POINTS SCORED (FIRST HALF)
PTS OPP DATE
1. 56 UTPB+ 12/15/06
2. 55 vs. Texas Lutheran+ 12/4/82
55 Southern Miss* 2/21/09
4. 54 Arkansas Pine Blu 12/20/06
5. 52 Tulsa* 1/18/97
6. 51 UTPB+ 12/21/05
7. 50 Colorado State* 2/9/80
50 Oral Roberts 2/15/89
50 vs. NW State 12/1/02
50 Tulsa* 1/11/14
FEWEST POINTS SCORED FIRST HALF
PTS OPP DATE
1. 8 at Rice* 2/1/07
2. 10 at New Mexico* 2/20/97
3. 11 at Texas Tech 1/4/96
11 vs. Fla. International 11/27/98
11 at Tulsa* 1/27/00
11 at Fresno State* 2/6/03
7. 12 at SMU* 1/29/04
8. 13 at Northern Arizona 12/13/85
13 at San Diego State* 2/29/92
13 Hawaii* 2/3/00
13 New Mexico 11/23/01
13 at Kansas 12/7/03
13 Fresno State* 2/12/04
13 at Rice* 1/27/06
MOST POINTS SCORED (SECOND HALF)
PTS OPP DATE
1. 65 Colorado State* 2/9/8
2. 58 at Tulane* 2/1/14
58 Southern Miss* 1/22/14
58 Savannah State+ 11/22/08
58 at Fort Bliss+ 11/28/76
6. 56 Hardin-Simmons+ 11/29/96
56 Eastern New Mexico+ 1/13/87
8. 55 NM State 11/12/13
55 Sul Ross State+ 12/3/76
10.54 East Carolina 1/13/13
54 vs. Western Kentucky 3/22/08
All other games 52+ points in second half
53 Louisiana Tech 3/13/14
53 FIU* 2/8/14
53 Texas Southern 12/29/13
53 Idaho State 11/12/11
53 at UTPA 12/4/01
52 vs. Rice* 3/7/08
52 Houston* 1/7/07
52 UTPB+ 12/21/05
52 Creighton 3/6/89
52 vs. Abilene Christian+ 12/7/79
FEWEST POINTS SCORED (SECOND HALF)
PTS OPP DATE
1. 13 at Texas State 2/19/90
13 Texas State 12/13/89
3. 14 at BYU* 1/28/99
4. 15 at San Diego State* 1/22/97
5. 16 SMU* 1/20/00
16 Creighton 2/15/92
7. 17 at UCF* 1/15/06
17 at Tulsa* 1/16/03
17 at Tulsa* 1/27/00
17 vs. TCU* 3/1/99
17 at Hawaii* 1/7/99
17 at San Diego State* 1/25/96
17 NM State 12/3/85
UTEP SINGLE-GAME RECORDS CONTINUED
MOST POINTS SCORED (GAME)
PTS OPP DATE
1. 115 Colorado State* 2/9/80
2. 107 UT-Permian Basin+ 12/15/06
107 at Fort Bliss+ 11/28/76
4. 105 Southern Miss* 2/21/09
105 vs. Texas Lutheran+ 12/4/82
6. 103 Savannah State 11/22/08
103 UT-Permian Basin+ 12/21/05
8. 100 Sul Ross State+ 12/3/76
9. 97 Tulsa* 1/11/14
10.96 Arkansas-Pine Blu 12/20/06
96 Florida A&M 1/4/92
96 Oral Roberts 2/15/89
96 Fort Bliss+ 11/10/77
All other games scored more than 90 points
94 NM State 11/12/13
94 Texas State 12/17/10
93 Hardin-Simmons+ 11/29/96
93 vs. Abilene Christian+ 12/7/79
92 Northern Arizona 11/22/13
92 vs. Western Kentucky 3/22/08
92 vs. Southern Miss 3/08/12
92 Eastern New Mexico+ 1/13/87
92 Hardin-Simmons*+ 2/16/85
92 vs. Schreiner College+ 11/16/79
91 Howard Payne+ 1/24/87
90 Fresno State* 1/11/03
FEWEST POINTS SCORED (GAME)
PTS OPP DATE
1. 28 at Tulsa* 1/27/00
2. 31 at Rice* 2/1/07
31 SMU* 1/20/00
31 at Hawaii* 1/7/99
5. 32 at Rice* 1/27/06
32 at TXA&MCC 12/6/01
7. 36 Hawaii* 2/3/00
8. 37 New Mexico 11/30/00
37 at Wyoming 1/14/77
10.38 vs. Fla. International 11/27/98
38 at Texas State 2/19/90
38 at Houston 12/18/87
38 at UNLV 12/11/87
38 New Mexico* 3/4/78
38 Utah* 1/26/78
MOST POINTS ALLOWED (GAME)
PTS OPP DATE
1. 124 at Texas 11/17/78
2. 116 at San Diego State 1/4/84
3. 111 at BYU* 2/2/79
111 at BYU* 1/2/82
5. 109 at Colorado* 2/10/79
6. 108 at No. 6 La. Tech* 2/27/03
108 at BYU* 2/19/81
9. 105 at San Diego State 12/10/82
8. 104 Colorado State* 2/9/80
10.103 at Texas Tech 1/4/83
All other allowed 100+ points in game
102 vs. Georgia Tech 12/20/13
100 at Houston 11/27/01
100 vs. South Carolina 11/28/97
100 at Colorado State 1/13/96
100 at Texas State 2/7/87
100 at Wyoming 1/12/80
FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED (GAME)
PTS OPP DATE
1. 19 Fort Bliss+ 11/10/77
2. 20 Beaumont+ 1/15/75
20 at Beaumont+ 12/13/74
4. 25 Fort Bliss+ 1/27/75
5. 26 Beaumont+ 1/29/75
6. 27 NM State 11/29/11
7. 28 Western New Mexico+ 12/9/76
8. 29 Sul Ross State+ 11/30/98
9. 30 at Sul Ross State+ 1/15/78
10.32 at UTSA 1/11/93
All other games fewer than 40 points allowed
33 UTPA 12/22/96
35 Tulsa* 1/31/13
35 vs. CS Northridge 12/12/87
36 UT Dallas 11/20/05
36 Sull Ross State+ 12/30/00
36 UTPA 12/15/90
37 at New Mexico* 3/1/95
37 Bellhaven+ 11/27/93
37 UTPA 1/7/89
37 Sul Ross State+ 11/29/87
38 at UTPA 2/8/88
38 UCF* 1/29/12
38 Fresno State* 2/12/04
39 Kansas State 11/16/13
39 Hawaii* 1/22/04
39 Central Arizona+ 2/19/77
LARGEST LEAD AT HALFTIME
PTS OPP DATE
1. 44 UTPB 12/16/06
2. 34 Eastern New Mexico+ 12/1/08
34 Sul Ross State+ 12/30/00
34 Ft. Bliss+ 11/10/77
5. 33 Prairie View A&M 12/20/14
33 Kansas State 11/16/13
7. 30 UTPA 1/4/88
8. 29 Arkansas Pine Blu 12/20/06
9. 25 Northern Arizona 11/22/13
25 Eastern New Mexico+ 12/8/12
25 at Fort Bliss+ 11/28/76
All other games led by at least 23
24 Southern Miss* 2/21/09
24 MSVU 12/14/08
23 vs. Belmont 12/21/13
23 Nevada* 2/14/04
LARGEST DEFICIT AT HALFTIME
PTS OPP DATE
1. 42 at Rice* 2/1/07
2. 42 vs. Penn State 11/19/83
3. 39 New Mexico 11/23/01
4. 37 at La. Tech* 1/5/02
5. 35 at Arizona State 11/22/85
6. 33 at No. 6 La.Tech* 2/27/03
7. 32 vs. Auburn 12/11/81
8. 31 at Colorado State* 2/11/82
9. 30 vs. Fla. International 11/27/98
30 at Houston 12/18/87
30 at San Diego State 1/4/84
LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY
PTS OPP DATE
1. 77 Ft. Bliss+ 11/10/77
2. 70 at Ft. Bliss+ 11/28/76
3. 64 UTPB+ 12/15/06
4. 57 Savannah State+ 11/22/08
5. 49 Northern Arizona 11/22/13
6. 48 Sul Ross State+ 12/30/00
7. 46 UTPA 1/2/06
46 at Sul Ross State+ 1/15/78
9. 45 Kansas State 11/16/13
45 Western New Mexico+ 12/9/76
All other wins by 35+ points
44 Houston* 1/23/12
44 Juarez+ 12/5/81
43 Eastern New Mexico+ 12/1/08
42 UTPB+ 12/21/05
42 Montana State 12/22/03
41 Hardin-Simmons+ 11/29/96
41 Florida A&M 1/4/92
41 at Central Arizona+ 11/23/80
41 Beaumont+ 1/29/75
41 Fort Bliss+ 1/27/75
40 Sul Ross State+ 11/29/87
39 UT-Dallas+ 11/20/04
38 Prairie View A&M 12/20/14
38 Eastern New Mexico+ 1/13/87
38 Beaumont+ 1/15/75
38 at BeaumonT+ 12/13/74
37 Texas State 12/17/10
37 Prairie View A&M 3/1/96
37 at Sul Ross State+
Jan. 1978
36 New Mexico State 11/16/11
36 vs. McMurray+ 1/29/81
36 UTPA 1/4/88
35 Eastern New Mexico+ 12/2/14
35 Alcorn State 12/20/10
35 UTPA 12/22/96
35 Bellhaven+ 11/27/93
35 New Mexico* 2/1/92
LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT
PTS OPP DATE
1. 76 at Texas 11/17/78
2. 67 at Colorado* 2/10/79
3. 57 at San Diego State 1/4/84
4, 56 vs. Auburn 12/11/86
56 at BYU* 2/2/79
6. 54 at No. 6 La.Tech* 2/27/03
7. 53 at Rice* 2/1/07
53 New Mexico 11/23/01
9. 52 at BYU* 1/2/82
52 at Utah* 2/3/79
MOST COMBINED POINTS IN A GAME
PTS OPP DATE
1. 219 Colorado State* (Win) 2/9/80
2. 195 vs. Texas Lutheran+ (Win)
12/4/82
195 at BYU* (Loss) 2/19/81
4. 192 Southern Miss* (Win) 2/21/09
5. 182 at BYU (Loss) 1/6/90
6. 180 at NM State (Loss) 2/19/02
7. 179 vs. Georgia Tech (Loss)
12/20/13
8. 178 Charloe* (Loss) 1/18/14
178 at Wyoming* (Loss) 1/12/80
10.177 at Texas State 2/7/87
177 at San Diego State 12/10/82
177 vs. Western Baptist+ 12/2/83
BOLD Denotes Keitha Adams era
* denotes conference contest
+ denotes Non-Division I opponent
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UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
POINTS
PTS NAME OPP DATE
1. 40 Holly Russ UT-San Antonio 2/19/91
2. 37 Holly Russ Baylor 12/17/91
3. 36 Kayla Thornton vs. Belmont 12/21/13
4. 35 Kiana Taylor South Carolina 11/28/97
35 Holly Russ San Diego State 1/19/91
6. 34 Amy Pack Sul Ross State 12/30/00
34 Lenore Dembs Hardin-Simmons 2/16/85
34 Be Stoney BYU 2/30/80
9. 33 Jareica Hughes Rice 3/7/08
33 Amy Pack San Jose State 2/5/00
33 Holly Russ Wichita State 12/1/90
OTHER 30+ point games
32 Kayla Thornton at Memphis 2/24/13
31 Gloria Estrada NMSU 1/29/77
30 Donna Stoney Henderson 11/21/81
FIELD GOALS MADE
FGM NAME OPP DATE
1. 16 Lenore Dembs Hardin-Simmons 2/16/85
2. 14 Heidi Walker PVAMU 11/21/99
14 Kiana Taylor South Carolina 11/28/97
14 Holly Russ UT-San Antonio 2/19/91
14 Holly Russ San Diego State 1/19/91
14 Kris Hudson Texas Lutheran 12/4/82
14 Donna Stoney Henderson State 11/21/81
14 Gloria Estrada NMSU 1/29/77
9. 13 Kayla Thornton vs. Belmont 12/21/13
13 Lisa Watson AK-Anchorage 2/26/89
13 Traci Miller Arkansas State 12/6/86
13 Carolyn Prince
at TXAM Kingsville
12/5/80
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
FGA NAME OPP DATE
1. 31 Holly Russ UT-San Antonio 2/19/91
2. 30 Holly Russ Creighton 2/21/91
3. 29 Holly Russ Creighton 1/26/91
4. 28 Holly Russ Utah 2/20/92
28 Holly Russ Weber State 11/30/91
28 Traci Miller Arkansas State 12/6/86
28 Lenore Dembs Hardin-Simmons 2/16/85
8. 27 Holly Russ San Diego State 2/16/91
27 Holly Russ San Diego State 1/19/91
27 Holly Russ Wichita State 12/1/90
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MINIMUM 7 MADE)
FG% NAME OPP DATE
1. 100 Ana Valtierra Fresno State 1/11/03
100 Kiana Taylor New Mexico 1/24/98
100 Kevia Ford Wyoming 2/25/95
100 Kevia Ford Texas Southern 1/18/94
100 Michille Roper Wyoming 3/6/93
100 Donea Yellets UT-San Antonio 2/5/87
7. 93.3 Donna Stoney Henderson state 11/21/81
8. 90.0 Jareica Hughes Tulane 1/12/08
90.0 Janet Brunson NMSU 1/13/84
10. 88.9 Heidi Walker UL-Lafayee 11/19/00
88.9 Kiana Taylor UCF 12/18/97
88.9 T.D. Foster Southeast Louisiana 2/24/90
THREE-POINTERS MADE
3PM NAME OPP DATE
1 7 Dietra Caldwell Toledo 11/24/09
7
Sviatlana Trukshanina
Tulsa 1/22/09
7 Holly Russ UT-San Antonio 2/19/91
4. 6 Kelli Willingham at UAB 1/8/14
6 Kayla Thornton at Memphis 2/24/13
6
Sviatlana Trukshanina
TX Southern 12/13/09
6 Jareica Hughes Toledo 11/24/09
6 Dietra Caldwell UCF 2/19/09
6 Dietra Caldwell SSVU 11/22/08
6 Romie DeAnda San Jose State 3/6/03
6 Kia Dowell at Kansas 11/24/02
6 Kimya Murray SMU 3/5/02
6 Amy Billhymer Tulsa 1/17/97
6 Jill Lewis NMSU 12/16/93
6 Laura Walker NMSU 12/21/92
THREE-POINTERS ATTEMPTED
3PA NAME OPP DATE
1. 16 Amy Billhymer Illinois-Chicago 12/19/96
2. 15 Laura Walker NMSU 12/21/92
3. 14 Kimya Murray SMU 3/5/02
4. 13 Kayla Thornton at Memphis 2/24/13
13 Amy Billhymer TCU 1/12/97
13 Amy Billhymer BYU 1/29/94
13 Holly Russ UT-San Antonio 2/19/91
13 Holly Russ San Diego State 2/16/91
13 Terri Powell U.S. International 2/14/88
UTEP INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS
THREE-POINT PERCENTAGE (MINIMUM 4 MADE)
3FG% NAME OPP DATE
1. 100.0 Timika Williams vs. Missouri State 12/4/09
100.0 Briana Green at Tulane 1/18/09
100.0 Shalana Taylor ULL 12/10/06
100.0 Ana Valtierra SMU 1/8/06
100.0 Laura Walker Baylor 12/2/92
6. 85.7
Sviatlana Trukshanina
Texas Southern 12/13/09
7. 83.3 Jareica Hughes Tulane 1/12/08
83.3 Ana Valtierra Nevada 2/14/04
83.3 Terri Powell San Diego State 12/29/87
FREE THROWS MADE
FTM NAME OPP DATE
1. 17 Gloria Brown at Southern Miss 1/26/12
2. 14 Amy Pack San Jose State 1/2/01
14 Holly Russ UT-Pan American 1/21/91
14 Sonya Howell Southeast La. 2/24/90
5. 13 Kayla Thornton East Carolina 2/22/14
13 Amy Pack Tulsa 1/21/01
13 Amy Pack Nevada 1/5/01
8. 12 Gloria Brown East Carolina 1/6/11
12 Noni Wharemate San Jose State 3/6/03
12 Amy Pack at UTSA 11/24/00
12 Shani Dinwiddie Rice 2/15/97
12
Kanequa Chancellor
NMSU 11/26/96
12 Kiana Taylor BYU 1/29/94
12 Shenita Waddell Wyoming 3/10/93
12 Holly Russ Baylor 12/17/91
12 Traci Miller Oregon State 12/21/86
12 Dawn Coy Oregon State 12/21/86
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
FTA NAME OPP DATE
1. 19 Gloria Brown at Southern Miss 1/26/12
19 Amy Pack San Jose State 1/2/01
19 Kiana Taylor BYU 1/29/94
4. 18 Marta Dydek San Jose State 2/17/05
18 Amy Pack Nevada 1/5/01
18 Sonya Howell Southeast La. 2/24/90
18 Tonie Greene Okla. City Univ 1/21/84
8. 17 Amy Pack San Jose State 1/12/01
17 Marcella Lopez West Texas State 2/18/85
10. 16 Anete Steinberga East Carolina 1/6/11
16 Fannie Goodwin vs. Marshall 3/6/09
16 Amy Pack Tulsa 1/21/01
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
(MINIMUM 7 MADE)
FT% NAME OPP DATE
1. 100.0 Cameasha Turner Marshall 1/24/15
. 100.0 Cameasha Turner NM State 11/14/14
100.0 Kayla Thornton vs. Georgia Tech 12/21/13
100.0 Kayla Thornton Texas State 12/1/12
100.0 Kim Smith Tulsa 1/27/11
100.0 Gloria Brown East Carolina 1/6/11
100.0 Gloria Brown New Mexico 12/20/10
100.0 Jareica Hughes Rice 3/7/08
100.0 Ana Valtierra UTPA 1/2/06
100.0 Kasia Krezel Illinois State 12/18/05
100.0 Vaida Zagurskyte Alabama State 12/6/03
100.0 Ingrid Goslin San Jose State 3/6/03
100.0 Christina Mata TCU 2/21/01
100.0 Christina Mata NMSU 12/8/00
100.0 Heidi Walker UL-Lafayee 11/19/00
100.0 Amy Pack at Nevada 11/26/99
100.0 Kim Daniel San Diego State 1/9/99
100.0 Kim Daniel UT-Arlington 12/30/98
100.0 Jill Lewis Rice 1/16/97
100.0 Kiana Taylor CS-Northridge 1/16/96
100.0 Cabora Mack BYU 2/3/96
100.0 Holly Russ Colorado State 3/1/91
100.0 Lisa Watson U.S. International 1/29/89
100.0 Traci Miller Northern Iowa 11/23/85
100.0 Lenore Dembs New Mexico 2/21/85
REBOUNDS
RB NAME OPP DATE
1. 20
Kanequa Chancellor
SE Missouri State 11/29/97
20 Kayla Thornton Tulsa 1/11/14
3. 19 Gloria Brown at Southern Miss 1/26/12
19 Charnee Phelps UAB 1/22/06
5. 18 Kayla Thornton Tulane 2/1/14
18 Chrishauna Parker vs. UAB 3/14/13
18 Monica Ramirez Colorado State 1/15/94
18 Marcella Lopez West Texas State 2/18/85
18 Tonie Greene Eastern NM 2/17/83
18 Tonie Greene Central Arizona 2/12/83
ALL OTHER WITH 17
17 Anete Steinberga Tulane 3/8/13
17 Gloria Brown Tulane 2/13/11
17 Dragana Zoric Houston 12/4/02
17 Dragana Zoric Houston 12/4/02
17 DaTechia Specht Fort Lewis 11/25/97
17 Kevia Ford New Mexico 3/1/95
17 Charsa Palamore San Diego State 1/19/91
17 Charsa Palamore UT-Pan American 12/15/90
17 Charsa Palamore Loyola Marymount 2/8/90
17 Charsa Palamore NMSU 11/28/89
17 Vernita Gant New Mexico 11/29/86
ASSISTS
AST NAME OPP DATE
1. 13 Jareica Hughes at SMU 1/15/10
13 Shalana Taylor at Illinois State 12/19/04
3. 12 Shalana Taylor SMU 1/27/05
12 Martha Contreras Southern Colorado 1/31/88
5. 11 Kelli Willingham CS Northridge 12/3/10
11 Jareica Hughes Southern Miss 2/21/09
11 Tiney Touton at SMU 1/3/02
11 Christina Mata SJSU 2/5/00
9. 10 Dietra Caldwell Tulsa 2/7/10
10 Briana Green UCF 1/24/10
10 Briana Green SVSU 11/22/08
10 Jareica Hughes NMSU 12/8/07
10 Jareica Hughes PVAMU 12/12/06
10 Shalana Taylor Hawaii 2/19/05
10 Shalana Taylor Northern Colorado 12/17/04
10 Terri Pedregon Wyoming 2/25/95
10 Sonya Howell Wichita State 12/10/88
10 Heather Estey Loyola-Marymount 1/9/87
10 Heather Estey Loyola-Marymount 1/29/85
10 Teri Staker New Mexico 1/14/85
STEALS
STL NAME OPP DATE
1. 10 Sonya Howell UT-San Antonio 2/17/90
2. 8 Natasha Lacy Southern Miss 3/8/08
8 Terri Pedregon Texas Tech 12/7/94
8 Martha Contreras UT-San Antonio 2/5/87
8 Chris Hall Eastern N.M. 1/13/87
6. 7 Chrishauna Parker Kansas State 11/16/13
7 Jenzel Nash at Tulane 1/15/12
7 Natasha Lacy Houston 2/14/08
7 Natasha Lacy Western Kentucky 3/22/08
7 Jareica Hughes Tulsa 2/2/08
7 Kimya Murray Louisiana Tech 1/31/02
7 Terri Pedregon Christian Brothers 11/27/94
7 Norma Sierra UT-San Antonio 1/6/89
7 Martha Contreras Colorado State 1/23/88
7 Kris Hudson at NMSU 2/19/83
BLOCKS
BLK NAME OPP DATE
1. 10 Izabela Piekarska ULL 12/10/06
10 Kim Was Auburn 12/11/81
3. 9 Kim Was at NM State 12/15/79
3. 8 Gloria Brown at NM State 11/16/11
4. 7 Fannie Goodwin UCF 2/19/09
7 Izabela Piekarska Tulane 11/25/05
6. 6 Gloria Brown Tulane 2/13/11
6 Gloria Brown Houston 1/16/11
6 Izabela Piekarska SMU 1/31/08
6 Izabela Piekarska Memphis 2/10/07
6 Marta Dydek at Louisiana Tech 2/24/05
6 Marta Dydek Fresno State 1/15/05
6 Donea Yellets SW Texas State 2/7/87
6 Marcella Lopez West Texas State 2/18/85
6 Kim Was Colorado State 1/30/82
6 Kim Was Wyoming 1/29/82
6 Kim Was at Utah 1/4/82
6 Kim Was Marquee 12/12/81
6 Kim Was Juarez 12/5/81
TURNOVERS
TO NAME OPP DATE
1. 15 Holly Russ Lamar 1/3/91
2. 13 Selina Thomas West Texas State 2/4/85
3. 11 Kristi Lain Grambling State 12/5/98
11 LaShonda Gray Grambling State 12/5/98
11 Holly Russ San Diego State 2/16/91
11 Liz Rayas Northern Arizona 3/4/86
7. 10 Amy Pack SMU 1/19/01
10 Terri Pedregon NMSU 12/2/93
10 Holly Russ TCU 11/23/91
10 Sonya Howell Wichita State 12/10/88
Bold denotes active players
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UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
GAMES PLAYED
Player Years GP
1. Kristine Vitola 2009-14 134
2. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 128
3. Kelli Willingham 2010-14 126
4. Timika Williams 2006-10 120
5. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 119
6. Kasia Krezel 2004-08 117
7. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 116
8. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 115
9. Norma Sierra 1988-92 113
10. Terri Pedregon 1991-95 110
ALL OTHER MINERS 70+ GP
11. Anete Steinberga 2009-13 106
12. Amy Billhymer 1993-97 105
Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-98
105
14. Kristi Lain 1995-99 104
Cabora Mack 1992-96 104
Kris Hudson 1981-85 104
Kim Was 1978-82 104
18. Charnee Phelps 2003-07 103
19. Kim Daniel 1995-99 102
Kanequa Chancellor
1994-98 102
21. Chrishauna Parker 2011- 98
22. Jonna Launiainen 2003-07 97
23.
Sviatlana Trukshanina
2007-11 96
Chris Hall 1985-89 96
25. Briana Green 2008-12 95
26. Irene Gari 2012- 94
Ingrid Goslin 2002-06 93
28. Cameasha Turner 2012- 90
Donna Stoney 1979-82 90
30. Detra Caldwell 2008-11 89
31. Angie McGee 2002-05 84
32. Leslie Kilmer 1987-90 83
33. Monica Ramirez 1991-94 81
34. Shani Dinwiddie 1993-97 79
35. Michelle Montoya 1995-98 77
Jill Lewis 1993-97 77
37. Jackie Preston 1989-93 75
38. DaTechia Sprecht 1995-99 74
39. Shalana Taylor 2004-07 72
GAMES STARTED
Player Years GS
1. Kelli Willingham 2010-14 117
2. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 114
3. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 109
4. Timika Williams 2006-10 107
5. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 103
6. Anete Steinberga 2009-13 87
7. Kasia Krezel 2004-08 82
8. Dietra Caldwell 2008-11 81
9. Kristine Vitola 2009-14 79
10. Terri Pedregon 1991-95 78
ALL OTHER MINERS 50+ GS
11. Chrishauana Parker 2011- 77
Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-9
8
77
13. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 76
14. Christina Mata 1999-01 68
15. Cameasha Turner 2012- 67
16. Amy Billhymer 1993-97 60
17. Charnee Phelps 2003-07 57
Angie McGee 2002-05 57
19. Michelle Montoya 1995-98 56
20.
Kanequa Chancellor
1994-98 55
21. Shalana Taylor 2004-07 53
Norma Sierra 1988-92 53
23. Dragana Zoric 2001-03 52
GAMES WON
Player Years GW
1. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 96
Kelli Willingham 2010-14 96
Kristine Vitola 2009-14 96
4. Marissa Rodriguez 2010- 92
5. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 84
Timika Williams 2006-10 84
7. Anete Steinberga 2009-13 83
8. Chrishauana Parker 2011- 81
9. Briana Green 2008-12 79
10.
Sviatlana Trukshanina
2007-11 78
UTEP CAREER RECORDS
ALL OTHER MINERS 50+ WINS
11. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 76
Kasia Krezel 2004-08 76
13. Monika Carrasco 2003-07 64
Jonna Launiainen 2003-07 64
Charnee Phelps 2003-07 64
16. Irene Gari 2012- 63
Cameasha Turner 2012- 63
Ana Valtierra 2002-07 62
19. Baiaba Eglite 2009-12 61
20. Kanequa Chancellor 1994-98 54
21. Kim Daniel 1995-99 53
Kristi Lain 1995-99 53
Tania Prieto 1995-99 53
DaTechia Specht 1995-99 53
Cabora Mack 1992-96 53
25. Terri Pedregron 1991-95 52
26. Jenzel Nash 2010- 51
27. Dietra Caldwell 2008-11 50
TOTAL MINUTES PLAYED
Player Years MP
1. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 3,777
2. Kelli Willingham 2010-14 3,719
3. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 3,584
4. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 3,456
5. Terri Pedregon 1991-95 3,272
6. Timika Williams 2006-10 3,183
7. Kasia Krezel 2004-08 2,999
8. Norma Sierra 1988-92 2,992
9. Dietra Caldwell 2008-11 2,806
10. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 2,712
ALL OTHER MINERS 2,000+ MP
11. Kristine Vitola 2009-14 2,656
12.
Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-98
2,577
13. Christina Mata 1999-01 2,569
14. Chrishauna Parker 2011- 2,471
15. Amy Billhymer 1993-97 2,314
16 .Anete Steinberga 2009-13 2,250
17. Angie McGee 2002-05 2,190
18. Briana Green 2008-12 2,179
19. Chris Hall 1985-89 2,074
20. Kristi Lain 1995-99 2,017
21. Charnee Phelps 2003-07 2,016
FIELD GOALS MADE
Player Years FG
1. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 600
2. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 527
3. Be Stoney 1977-81 516
4. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 495
5. Timika Williams 2006-10 442
6. Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-98
423
7. Kasia Krezel 2004-08 413
8. Anete Steinberga 2009-13 405
9. Holly Russ 1990-92 380
10. Lisa Watson 1987-89 379
ALL OTHER MINERS 225+ FGM
11. Kris Hudson 1981-85 352
Kristi Lain 1995-99 352
13. Kristine Vitola 2009-14 343
14. Kelli Willingham 2010-14 340
15. Chris Hall 1985-89 336
16. Norma Sierra 1988-92 332
17. Amy Billhymer 1993-97 312
Monika Ramirez 1991-94 312
Carolyn Prince 1979-81 312
20. Dietra Caldwell 2008-11 306
21. Traci Miller 1985-87 293
22. Dragana Zoric 2001-03 289
23. Gloria Brown 2010-12 281
24.
Kanequa Chancellor
1994-98 276
25. Charnee Phelps 2003-07 271
26. Briana Green 2008-12 246
27. Donna Stoney 1979-82 245
28. Chrishauana Parker 2011- 241
Jill Lewis 1993-97 241
30. Charsa Palamore 1989-91 227
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
Player Years FGA
1. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 1,387
2. Be Stoney 1977-81 1,329
3. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 1,291
4. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 1,170
5. Kasia Krezel 2004-08 1,114
6. Holly Russ 1990-92 1,058
7. Kelli Willingham 2010-14 1,002
8 Timika Williams 2006-10 973
9. Amy Billhymer 1993-97 925
10. Lisa Watson 1987-89 909
ALL OTHER MINERS 800+FGA
11. Norma Sierra 1988-92 872
12. Kris Hudson 1995-97 864
13. Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-98
859
14. Lenore Dembs 1983-85 827
15. Kristi Lain 1995-99 824
FIELD GOAL PERCENT (MIN 200 MADE)
(must have concluded career)
Player Years FG%
1. Gloria Brown 2010-12 53.7
2. Michille Roper 1991-93 51.2
3. Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-98
49.2
4. Heidi Walker 1999-01 48.4
5. Carolyn Prince 1979-81 48.0
6. Shani Dinwiddie 1993-97 45.9
7. Timika Williams 2006-10 45.4
8. Anete Steinberga 2009-13 45.3
9. Donna Stoney 1979-82 44.0
10. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 43.3
ALL OTHER MINERS 43.0+ Fg%
11. Amy Pack 1999-00 43.3
12. Cabora Mack 1992-96 43.3
13. Charsa Palamore 1989-91 43.3
14. Chris Hall 1985-89 43.3
15. Kim Was 1978-82 43.0
T
HREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE
Player Years 3PM
1. Kelli Willingham 2010-14 215
2. Amy Billhymer 1993-97 208
3. Dietra Caldwell 2008-11 182
4. Jareica Hughes
2006-10
142
5. Kasia Krezel 2004-08 138
6.
Sviatlana Trukshanina
2007-11 116
7. Terri Powell 1987-89 109
8. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 97
9. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 89
10. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 86
ALL OTHER MINERS 50+ 3PM
11. Kimya Murray 2001-02 80
12.
Jonna Lauuuniainen
2003-07 75
13. Stacie Telles 2013- 74
14. Laura Walker
1992-93, 94-95
73
15. Briana Green 2008-12 72
16. Jill Lewis 1993-97 68
17. Holly Russ 1990-92 63
18. Romie DeAnda 2001-03 61
19.
Timika Williams 2006-10 60
20. Cameasha Turner 2012- 55
Angie McGee 2002-05 55
22. Kia Dowelll 2002-04 51
23 .Kim Daniel 1995-99 50
THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
Player Years 3PA
1. Amy Billhymer 1993-97 642
2. Kelli Willingham 2010-14 619
3. Kasia Krezel 2004-08 480
4.
Dietra Caldwelll 2008-11 456
5. Jareica Hughes
2006-10
430
6. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 312
7. Terri Powell 1987-89 284
8.
Sviatlana Trukshanina
2007-11 277
9. Laura Walker
1992-93, 94-95
261
10.Holly Russ 1990-92 240
ALL OTHER MINERS 150+ 3PA
11. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 235
12. Jill Lewis
1993-94, 95-96
228
13. Christina Mauuuuuta 1997-01 222
14.
Terri Pedregon 1991-95 220
15. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 215
16. Stacie Telles 2013- 213
17. Briana Green 2008-12 209
18. Kimya Murray 2001-02 206
19. Angie McGee 2002-05 195
20. Timika Williams 2006-10 193
21. Romie DeAndra 2001-03 178
Kim Daniel 1995-99 178
23. Cameasha Turner 2012- 174
Irene Gari 2012- 174
25. Kia Dowell 2002-04 166
3PT FG PERCENTAGE (MIN. 60 MADE)
(must have concluded career)
Player Years 3FG%
1. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 46.7
2.
Sviatlana Trukshanina
2007-11 41.9
3. Dietra Caldwell 2008-11 39.9
4. Kimya Murray 2001-02 38.8
5. Terri Powell 1987-89 38.4
6. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 36.6
7. Kelli Willingham 2010-14 34.7
8.
Briana Green 2008-12 34.4
Romie DeAnda 2001-03 34.4
10. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 33.0
ALL OTHER MINERS +32.0%
11. Amy Billhymer 1993-97 32.4
FREE THROWS MADE
Player Years FTM
1. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 390
2.
Jareica Hughes 2006-10 359
3. Amy Pack 1999-91 326
4. Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-98
286
5. Holly Russ 1990-92 273
6. Kristi Lain 1995-99 260
7. Monica Ramirez 1991-94 253
8. Chris Hall 1985-89 232
9. Chrishauna Parker 2011- 229
Kanequa Chancellor
1994-98 229
ALL OTHER MINERS 150+FTM
11. Be Stoney 1977-81 217
12. Anete Steinberga 2009-13 211
13. Kasia Krezel 2004-08 208
14. Lisa Watson 1987-89 207
15. Jill Lewis 1993-97 199
16. Gloria Brown 2010-12 194
17. Terri Pedregon 1991-95 191
18. Dawn Coy 1985-87 189
19. Lenore Dembs 1983-85 187
20. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 184
21.
Kelli Willingham 2010-14 178
22. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 175
23. Charnee Phelps 2003-07 169
24. Cameasha Turner 2012- 165
25. Traci Miller 1985-87 161
26. Vaida Zagurskyte 2002-04 150
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
Player Years FTA
1. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 530
2. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 492
3. Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-98
467
4. Amy Pack 1999-91 436
5.
Kanequa Chancellor
1994-98 399
6. Holly Russ 1990-92 393
7. Monica Ramirez 1991-94 388
8. Kristi Lain 1995-99 372
9. Chrishauna Parker 2011- 364
10. Toniea Greene 1981-84 361
ALL OTHER MINERS 270+FTA
11. Chris Hall 1985-89 343
12. Anete Steinberga 2009-13 341
13. Terri Pedregon 1991-95 291
14. Jill Lewis
1993-94, 95-97
290
15. Kristine Vitola 2009-14 285
16. Lisa Watson 1987-89 279
17. Kasia Krezel 2004-08 270
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FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 100 MADE)
(must have concluded career)
Player Years FT%
1. Gloria Brown 2010-12 80.8
2. Kelli Willingham 2010-14 78.8
Dragana Zoric 2001-03 78.8
4. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 78.3
5. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 77.8
6. Noni Wharemate 2002-04 77.6
7. Kasia Krezel 2004-08 77.0
8. Kristine Vitola 2009-14 75.4
9. Amy Pack 1999-01 74.8
10. Lisa Watson 1987-89 74.2
ALL OTHER MINERS BETTER THAN 73.5
11. Kim Daniel 1995-99 74.0
12 .Traci Miller 1985-87 73.9
SCORING
Player Years PTS
1. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 1,679
2. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 1,555
3. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 1,251
4. Be Stoney 1977-81 1,249
5. Kasia Krezel 2004-08 1,172
6. Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-98
1,134
7. Timika Williams 2006-10 1,087
8. Kelli Willingham 2010-14 1,073
9. Holly Russ 1990-92 1,068
10. Anete Steinberga 2009-13 1,024
ALL OTHER MINERS 500+ PTS
11. Amy Pack 1999-01 968
12. Kristi Lain 1995-99 966
Lisa Watson 1987-89 966
14. Kristine Vitola 2009-14 941
15. Amy Billhymer 1993-97 931
16. Chris Hall 1985-89 926
17. Dietra Caldwell 2008-11 898
18. Monica Ramirez 1991-94 882
19; Lenore Dembs 1983-85 849
20. Norma Sierra 1988-92 804
21.
Kanequa Chancellor
1994-98 781
22. Carolyn Prince 1979-81 771
23. Gloria Brown 2010-12 761
24. Kris Hudson 1981-85 756
25. Jill Lewis
1993-94, 95-96
749
26. Traci Miller 1985-87 747
27. Dragana Zoric 2001-03 738
28. Chrishauna Parker 2011- 720
29. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 714
30. Charnee Phelps 2003-07 711
31.
Jeanine Brown Warren
1980-82 667
32. Briana Green 2008-12 650
33. Cameasha Turner 2012- 649
34. Terri Pedregon 1991-95 631
35. Terri Powell 1987-89 621
36. Vaida Zagurskyte 2002-04 620
37. Donna Stoney 1979-82 598
38. Angie McGee 2002-05 574
39. Shanie Dinwiddie 1993-97 568
Charsa Palamore 1989-91 559
41. Kim Daniel 1995-99 555
42. Jenzel Nash 2011- 554
43. Cabora Mack 1992-96 522
44 .Michelle Roper 1991-93 521
45. Marcella Lopez 1982-86 512
SCORING AVERAGE (MIN. 700 POINTS)
Player Years AVG
1. Holly Russ 1990-92 20.2
2. Amy Pack 1999-01 17.6
3. Lisa Watson 1987-89 17.0
4. Lenore Dembs 1983-85 15.4
5. Be Stoney 1977-81 15.0
6. Traci Miller 1985-87 14.6
7. Dragana Zoric 2001-03 13.9
8. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 13.5
9. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 13.1
10. Gloria Brown 2009-12 12.1
Others 10.9 or beer
11. Monica Ramirez 1991-94 10.9
UTEP CAREER RECORDS CONTINUED
REBOUNDS
Player Years RB
1. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 1,032
2. Kim Was 1978-82 810
3 Timika Williams 2006-10 794
4. Chrishauna Parker 2011- 728
5. Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-98
676
6. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 651
7. Kristine Vitola 2009-14 617
8. Anete Steinberga 2009-13 582
9. Dee Caine 1981-85 567
10. Be Stoney 1977-81 563
ALL OTHER MINERS 350+RB
11. Toniea Greene 1981-84 561
12.
Kanequa Chancello
r 1994-98 546
13. Charnee Phelps 2003-07 537
14. Monica Ramirez 1991-94 531
15. Norma Sierra 1988-92 523
16. Chris Hall 1985-89 522
17. Gloria Brown 2010-12 509
18. Kristi Lain 1995-99 496
19. Amy Pack 1999-01 487
20. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 477
21. Jill Lewis 1993-97 462
22. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 449
23. Charsa Palamore 1989-91 433
24. Lisa Watson 1987-89 427
25. Angie McGee 2002-05 420
26. Dragana Zoric 2001-03 417
27. Vernita Gant 1985-87 407
28. Cabora Mack 1992-96 370
29. Marcella Lopez 1982-86 366
30. Holly Russ 1990-92 362
31. Terri Pedregon 1991-95 359
32 .DaTechia Sprecht 1995-99 354
REBOUNDING AVERAGE (MIN. 400 RB)
Player Years AVG
1. Amy Pack 1999-01 8.9
2. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 8.1
Gloria Brown 2010-12 8.1
Vernita Gant 1985-87 8.1
5. Charsa Palamore 1989-91 8.0
6. Dragana Zoric 2001-03 7.9
7. Kim Was 1978-82 7.8
8. Toniea Greene 1981-84 7.6
Lisa Watson 1987-89 7.5
10. Chrishauana Parker 2011- 7.4
All other Miners with 6.6
11. Be Stoney 1977-81 6.8
12. Timika Williams 2006-10 6.6
13. Monica Ramirez 1991-94 6.6
ASSISTS
Player Years AST
1. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 599
2. Kelli Willingham 2010-14 373
3. Terri Pedregon 1991-95 326
4. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 324
5. Shalana Taylor 2004-07 313
6. Chrishauna Parker 2011- 267
7. Dietra Caldwell 2008-11 249
8. Norma Sierra 1988-92 248
9. Jill Lewis
1993-94, 95-96
231
10. Kasia Krezel 2004-08 230
ALL OTHER MINERS 150+AST
11. Christina Mata 1997-01 211
12. Briana Green 2008-12 206
13. Vaida Zagurskyte 2002-04 182
14. Michelle Montoya 1995-95 179
15. Sonya Howell 1988-90 178
16. Noni Wharemate 2002-04 177
17. Heather Estey 1985-87 173
Martha Contreras 1986-88 173
19. Lenore Dembs 1983-85 159
20. Natasha Lacy 2007-08 156
21. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 152
Jonna Launiainen 2003-07 152
ASSISTS AVERAGE (MIN. 125 ASSISTS)
Player Years AVG
1. Jareica Huges 2006-10 5.2
2. Natasha Lacy 2007-08 4.8
3. Shalana Taylor 2004-07 4.4
4. Vaida Zagurskyte 2002-04 3.8
5. Heather Estey 1985-97 3.7
6. Sonya Howell 1988-90 3.6
7. Martha Contreras 1986-88 3.5
8. Sharon Jackson 1982-84 3.4
9. Noni Wharemate 2002-04 3.3
STEALS
Player Years STL
1. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 277
2. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 217
3. Terri Pedregon 1991-95 210
4. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 175
5. Kasia Krezel 2004-08 158
6. Kristi Lain 1995-99 156
7. Norma Sierra 1988-92 146
8. Jill Lewis
1993-94, 95-96
141
9. Holly Russ 1990-92 134
10. Christina Mata 1997-01 133
ALL OTHER MINERS 75+STL
11. Kelli Willingham 2010-14 131
12. Timika Williams 2006-10 129
13. Martha Contreras 1986-88 122
14. Sonya Howell 1988-90 120
Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-98
120
16. Dietra Caldwell 2008-11 115
17. Lenore Dembs 1983-85 108
Natasha Lacy 2007-08 108
19. Chris Hall 1985-89 106
20. Chrishauana Parker 2011- 98
21. Shalana Taylor 2004-07 94
Charnee Phelps 2003-07 94
23. Cameasha Turner 2012- 92
Charsa Palamore 1989-91 92
25. Gloria Brown 2010-12 89
26. Angie McGee 2002-05 87
27. Briana Green 2008-12 80
28. Jenzel Nash 2011- 79
29. Tyeasha Tolliver 1993-95 77
30. Dragana Zoric 2001-03 76
Marcella Lopez 1982-86 76
STEALS AVERAGE (MIN. 100 STEALS)
Player Years AVG
1. Natasha Lacy 2007-08 3.4
2. Holly Russ 1990-92 2.5
3. Jareica Hughes 2006-10 2.4
Sonya Howell 1988-90 2.4
Martha Contreras 1986-88 2.4
6. Terri Pedregon 1991-95 1.9
Lenore Dembs 1983-85 1.9
8. Jill Lewis
1993-94, 95-96
1.8
9. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 1.5
Kristi Lain 1995-99 1.5
BLOCKED SHOTS
Player Years BLK
1. Kim Was 1978-82 264
2. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 252
3. Kristine Vitola 2009-14 190
4. Gloria Brown 2010-12 162
5. Marta Dydek 2003-05 100
6. Dee Caine 1981-85 68
7. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 67
8. Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-98
65
9. Timika Williams 2006-10 63
10. Donea Yellets 1985-87 54
ALL OTHER MINERS 30+ BLK
11. Vernita Gant 1985-87 39
12. Fannie Goodwin 2008-09 38
13. Charnee Phelps 2003-07 35
14. Ana Valtierra 2002-07 34
15. Kristi Lain 1995-99 33
16. Claudia Porras 2006-08 32
Kanequa Chancellor
1994-98 32
Leslie Kilmer 1987-90 32
BLOCKS AVERAGE (MIN. 50 BLOCKS)
Player Years AVG
1. Gloria Brown 2010-12 2.6
2. Kim Was 1978-82 2.5
3. Izabela Piekarska 2004-08 2.1
4. Marta Dydek 2003-05 1.7
5. Kristine Vitola 2009-14 1.4
6. Donea Yellets 1985-87 1.2
7. Dee Caine 1981-85 0.8
8. Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-98
0.6
9. Timika Williams 2006-10 0.5
DOUBLE-DOUBLES
Player Years DD
1. Kayla Thornton 2010-14 40
2. Amy Pack 1999-01 22
3. Gloria Brown 2010-12 20
Kiana Taylor
1993-96, 97-98
20
5. Dragana Zoric 2001-03 18
6. Chrishauana Parker 2011- 15
7. Kanequa Chancellor 1994-98 13
Monica Ramirez 1991-94 13
9. Lisa Watson 1987-89 12
10. Timika Williams 2006-10 11
Chris Hall 1985-89 11
All Other Miners With At Least 10
12. Charnee Phelps 2003-07 10
Charsa Palamore 1989-91 10
Vernita Gant 1985-87 10
Bold denotes active players
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UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
UTEP RADIO & TV SHEET
#2 Cameash Turner* #4 Irene Gari* #5 Lulu McKinney* #10 Stacie Telles* #12 Sparkle Taylor
5-9, Jr.-2L 6-1, Jr.-1L 5-7, Fr.-HS 5-7, Sr.-1L 5-10, So.-1L
15.3 PPG 7.1 PPG 8.3 PPG 6.7 PPG 9.8 PPG
6.2 RPG 4.5 RPG 2.2 RPG 2.9 RPG 4.4 RPG
2.3 APG 1.1 APG 3.2 APG 2.7 APG 0.7 APG
29.7 MPG 22.3 MPG 28.3 MPG 28.8 MPG 20.1 MPG
#13 Marta Miscenko# #14 Marissa Rodriguez# #15
Agata Dobrowolska
#25 Anete Kirsteine #30 Johni Welles#
6-3, Fr.-HS 5-7, Sr.-OL 6-3, Jr.-1L 5-11, Jr.-1L 6-0, Sr.-1L
2.8 PPG 0.5 PPG 1.5 PPG 4.0 PPG 5.3 PPG
1.7 RPG 0.7 RPG 2.3 RPG 1.7 RPG 2.8 RPG
0.3 BPG 0.0 APG 0.6 APG 0.5 APG 0.4 SPG
7.2 MPG 1.5 MPG 10.1 MPG 10.3 MPG 10.8 MPG
#32 Chrishauna Parker+
#33 Daeshianna McCants
#34 Lawna Kennedy* #40 Rudiane Eduardo
5-10, Sr.-3L 6-1, Fr.-HS 6-0, Jr.-TR 6-1, Jr.-TR
7.0 PPG 4.4 PPG 4.9 PPG 2.5 PPG
6.0 RPG 3.7 RPG 3.4 RPG 2.5 RPG
1.0 APG 0.9 SPG 0.6 BPG 0.8 APG
14.0 MPG 16.1 MPG 15.8 MPG 14.9 MPG
* Projected Starter
# DNP last game
per coaches’ decision
+ Currently injured
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UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
2014-15 UTEP Women's Basketball
UTEP Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 07, 2015)
All games
RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL
ALL GAMES 12-15 9-6 3-8 0-1
CONFERENCE 7-11 4-5 3-6 0-0
NON-CONFERENCE 5-4 5-1 0-2 0-1
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UTEP WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
2014-15 UTEP Women's Basketball
UTEP Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 07, 2015)
Conference games
RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL
ALL GAMES 7-11 4-5 3-6 0-0
CONFERENCE 7-11 4-5 3-6 0-0
NON-CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
