idaho women's basketball 2010-11 summer prospectus

University InformationLocation: Moscow,IdahoFounded: 1889Enrollment: 11,636Nickname: VandalsColors: SilverandVandalGoldConference: WesternAthletic(WAC)President: Dr.DuaneNellisDirectorofAthletics: Dr.RobSpearSeniorWomanAdministrator: MaureenReganAthleticsPhone: (208)885-0200AthleticsFax: (208)885-2862AthleticsMailingAddress: IdahoAthletics POBox442302 KibbieActivityCenter Moscow,Idaho83844-2302

Women’s Basketball InformationHeadCoach JonNewleeAlmaMater SanDiegoState,‘82RecordatIdaho 24-35twoseasons)RecordinWACGames 18-14(twoseasons)RecordasD-IHeadCoach 117-117(eightseasons)OverallRecordasHeadCoach 152-148(11seasons)Assoc. Head Coach Gavin Petersen (Hawai’i Pacific, ‘99)Asst.Coach ChristaSanford(IdahoState,‘04)Asst.Coach KarenPetersen(St.FrancisXavier,‘02)Basketball Office Phone (208) 885-0227Arena(capacity) CowanSpectrum(7,000)ArenaRecord 54-40(.574)FirstYearofCompetition 1974All-TimeRecord 491-492(.499),36yearsAll-TimeWACRecord 29-51(.363),5yearsNCAAChampionships 0NCAAAppearances 1(1985)NCAARecord 0-1(.000)WNITChampionships 1(1986)WNITAppearances 1(1986)WNITRecord 3-0(1.000)

2009-10 InformationOverallRecord 11-20WACRecord(Finish) 8-8(t-3rd)2010WACTournament W,NMSU75-63(FirstRound) L, Fresno St. 80-66 (Semi-finals)

2010-11 InformationStartersReturning/Lost 4/1LetterwinnersReturning/Lost 3/3Newcomers 5RedshirtPlayersReturning 1

Media Relations InformationAssistant(WBBContact): NickHeidelbergerOffice Phone: (208) 885-2011E-mail: [email protected]/MediaRelations: BeckyPaullPhone: (208)885-0245E-mail: [email protected]: SpencerFarrinPhone: (208)885-7065E-mail: [email protected]: (208)885-0255PressRowPhone: (208)885-0211Website: www.GoVandals.com

Quick Facts

2010-11 ScheduleTentative non-conference schedule.

Dates subject to change.

Nov. 13 Eastern Oregon Moscow, IdahoNov. 17 Eastern Washington Moscow, Idaho Nov.20 UCSantaBarbara SantaBarbara,Calif.Nov.25-28 OregonTournament Eugene,Ore. (Oregon,SacramentoState,Cal.StateBakersfield)Dec.4 Wyoming Laramie,Wyo.Dec. 8 Montana Moscow, IdahoDec.23 St.Mary’s Moraga,Calif.Dec.30 Portland Portland,Ore.TBD Gonzaga Spokane,Wash.

Returning LeadersScoringRacheleKloke 14.5ppgShaenaKuehu 11.4ppgYinkaOlorunnife 11.3ppgBiancaCheever 7.8ppgRebounding YinkaOlorunnife 7.9rpgShaenaKuehu 5.8rpgRacheleKloke 5.2rpgJessicaGraham 5.2rpgAssistsShaenaKuehu 67BiancaCheever 51Steals ShaenaKuehu 62YinkaOlorunnife 36Blocks YinkaOlorunnife 20JessicaGraham 18FG PercentageRacheleKloke .411(165-of-401)YinkaOlorunnife .391(107-of-274)3-pt. FG Percentage(Min.0.5makesperteamgame)YinkaOlorunnife .340(32-of-94BiancaCheever .316(54-of-171)FT Percentage)RacheleKloke .711(91-128)YinkaOlorunnife .686(59-of-86)

Idaho Vandal Women’s Basketball 2010-11 Prospectus

2010-11 Idaho Women’s Basketball


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Team Notesu The Vandals are approaching their 500th all-time victory. Idaho has 491 wins entering the 2010-11 season.

u With Idaho’s 75-63 victory over New Mexico State in the quarterfinals of the Western Athletic Conference tournament, the 2009-10 Vandals became the first Idaho basketball team, men or women, to advance to the WAC semi-finals. Idaho has been a member of the WAC since the 2005-06 season.

u Despite starting the season with a 1-11 overall record, the Vandals finished .500 in WAC play with an 8-8 conference record, and eliminiated NMSU to advance to the WAC semi-finals.

u Senior guard Rachele Kloke was named second-team all-WAC after leading the Vandals with 14.5 points per game in 2009-10. Junior Yinka Olorunnife was named to the WAC all-tournament team after averaging 23 points, 8.5 rebounds, 2 steals and 1.5 assists in Idaho’s two games. The Vandals have had at least one all-conference player every year since joining the Mountain West Athletic Conference in 1982-83.

u Idaho was picked to finish fourth in both the preseason media and coaches WAC polls, and the Vandals fulfilled that prediction, earning the No. 4 seed in the WAC tournament and advancing to the WAC semi-finals.

u Junior guard Shaena Kuehu has only played in 59 games in her Idaho career, but she briefly cracked the top-10 list for career 3-point field goals made. Kuehu has nailed 76 long-range shots during her career including 35 in 2009-10, and was in 10th all-time at Idaho until teammate Charlotte Otero passed her and finished with 78 for her career. Kuehu needs six more to overtake Rikki Jackson (1998-2000) for ninth all-time. The school record for career 3-pointers made is 207 set by Kelli Johnson (1994-98).

u Senior guard Rachele Kloke busted out with 26 points in Idaho’s regular season finale, and scored her 750th career point in that game. Kloke led the team in 2009-10 with 14.5 points per game, and finished the season with 778 for her career.

u Senior Yinka Olorunnife led the Vandals in rebounding with 7.9 boards per game in 2009-10, and also averaged 11.4 points per game. Her 928 career points and 741 career rebounds are the most of any active Vandal. Olorunnife ranks fifth in all-time rebounds at Idaho, behind Dana Fish (778 rebounds), Mary Raese

(784), Denise Brose (959) and Alli Nieman (1,005).u Yinka Olorunnife finished the 2009-10 season in 7th all-time at Idaho with 74 career blocked shots. She swatted 20 in 2009-10 and needs nine more to overtake Kortnie Edwards (1989-93) for sixth all-time. The Idaho career record for blocked shots is 306 set by Mary Raese (1982-86).

u Senior Rachele Kloke earned her first career Verizon Wireless WAC Women’s Basketball Player of the Week honor after the week of Feb. 22-28. Kloke averaged 21.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and 1.0 steals per game in leading Idaho to wins over San Jose State and Utah State. Included in her weekend was a 28-point outburst against USU, in which she knocked down a buzzer-beating 3-pointer from NBA range to give Idaho the win.

u The Vandals set a new school record for 3-pointers made in a season in 2009-10 with 216. Idaho smashed the previous school record of 203 set back in 2004-05. The Vandals ranked second in the WAC as only Fresno State hit more long-range shots than Idaho. Idaho hit 30.6 percent of its 3-point attempts on the season.

u In her first season as Vandal, Bianca Cheever hit a team-high 54 3-pointers, converting on 31.6 percent of her attempts. Her 54 makes are the 10th most in a single season in Vandal history. The school record is 76 held by Susan Wulf since the 1998-99 season.

u The Vandals signed five players to join the team for the 2010-11 season, and four of the signees are over 6-feet tall. Junior College transfer Adrie Shiels (Canberra, Austrailia/Midland College) stands at 6-1, while incoming freshmen Kelsey Bybee (Coeur d’Alene, Idaho/Coeur d’Alene HS), Alyssa Charlston (Sammimish, Wash./Eastlake HS) and Ashley Walters (Wilsonville Ore./Wilsonville HS) check in at 6-3, 6-1, and 6-4 respectively. Junior College transfer Ganeaya Rogers (Milpitas, Calif./Ohlone JC) is the only signee under 6-feet, measuring 5-foot-8.

u The 2010-11 Vandals will return four out of five starters from the 2009-10 team, as well as 2008-09 WAC Newcomer of the Year, Derisa Taleni, who sat out the 2009-10 season after suffering a season-ending knee injury during fall camp. Idaho will also return 10.6 points per game off of its bench from 2009-10 in Emily Doran (2.3 ppg), Jessica Graham (5.8 ppg) and Natasha Helsham (2.5 ppg).


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2010-11 RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown / Previous School5 AdrieShiels G 6-1 Jr. TR Canberra,Australia/MidlandCollege10 NatashaHelsham PG 5-8 So. 1L Àiea,Hawaiì/ÀieaHS11 BiancaCheever G 5-8 Sr. 1L Geelong,Australia/NorthIdahoCollege15 YinkaOlorunnife P 6-0 Sr. 3L Windsor,Ontario,Canada/Natl.EliteDevelopment20 EmilyDoran G 5-11 Sr. 2L Corvallis,Ore./CrescentValleyHS21 JessicaGraham P 6-1 So. 1L Ripon,Calif./ModestoChristianHS22 GaneayaRogers G 5-8 Jr. TR Milpitas,Calif./OhloneJuniorColllege23 Shaena-LynKuehu G 5-9 Jr. 2L Honolulu,Hawaiì/PunahouSchools24 DerisaTaleni G 5-9 Sr. 1L SantaClara,Calif./DeAnzaCollege25 RacheleKloke G 5-11 Sr. 3L Stanwood,Wash./StanwoodHS33 AlyssaCharlston G 6-1 Fr. HS Sammimish,Wash./EastlakeHS42 AshleyWalters P 6-4 Fr. HS Wilsonville,Ore./WilsonvilleHS50 KelseyBybee P 6-3 Fr. HS Coeurd’Alene,Idaho/Coeurd’AleneHS

Pronunciation GuideNo. Name 20 EmilyDoran (EmilyDOOR-en)10 NatashaHelsham (NatashaHEL-shum)25 RacheleKloke (Ra-SHELLKLO-key)23 Shaena-LynKuehu (Shay-naLinKoo-AY-hoo)15 YinkaOlorunnife (YinkaOh-lo-ROON-if-ay)24 DerisaTaleni (Da-REE-saTA-len-ee)22 GaneayaRogers (GIN-a-uhRogers)5 AdrieShiels (A-dreeSHE-ils)

Roster BreakdownReturning Starters (4)

No. Name Pos. GP GS Pts Reb Ast 15 YinkaOlorunnife P 27 29 11.3 7.9 0.923 ShaenaKuehu G 31 30 11.4 5.8 2.125 RacheleKloke G 31 31 14.5 5.2 1.211 BiancaCheever G 31 26 7.8 4.6 1.6

Returning Letterwinners (3)No. Name Pos. GP GS Pts Reb Ast 20 EmilyDoran G 8 0 2.3 1.1 0.421 JessicaGraham P 13 5 5.8 5.2 0.610 NatashaHelsham PG 26 4 2.5 1.1 1.3

Starters Lost (1)No. Name Pos. GP GS Pts Reb Ast 1 CharlotteOtero PG 28 28 8.0 2.4 3.3

Letterwinners Lost (3)No. Name Pos. GP GS Pts Reb Ast 5 KanishaBello G 26 5 3.2 1.1 0.542 AllySisel-Kumpfer P 26 3 1.5 2.1 0.132 DebbiePederson P 10 0 1.3 1.4 0.1

Newcomers/Redshirts (6)No. Name Pos. Yr.24 DerisaTaleni* G Sr.22 GaneayaRogers G Jr.5 AdrieShiels G Jr.50 KelseyBybee P Fr.33 AlyssaCharlston G Fr.42 AshleyWalters P Fr.*Redshirted2009-10season

Individual Awards/Honors#15 - Yinka Olorunnife

2009-10....................................WACAll-Tournamentteam2008-09...........................................Second-TeamAll-WAC2008-09....................................... WACAll-DefensiveTeamJan.19-25,2009..........................WACPlayeroftheWeek2007-08........................................WACAll-FreshmanTeam

#23 - Shaena Kuehu2008-09........................................WACAll-FreshmanTeam

#24 - Derisa Taleni2008-09.................................WACNewcomeroftheYear2008-09...........................................Second-TeamAll-WACJan.4-10,2009............................WACPlayeroftheWeek

#25 - Rachele Kloke2009-10........................................... Second-TeamAll-WACFeb.22-28,2010..........................WACPlayeroftheWeek

Coaching StaffHead CoachJonNewlee(SanDiegoSt.,‘82) ThirdSeason

Associate Head CoachGavin Petersen (Hawaiì Pacific, ‘99) Third Season

Assistant CoachChristaSanford(IdahoState,‘04) ThirdSeasonKarenAdaPetersen(St.FrancisXavier,‘02) ThirdSeason

2010-11ReturneesStats Comparison

2009-10 2010-11 Totals Returnees 1,868 Points 1,511(80.8%) 966* Rebounds 802(83%) 336 Assists 226(67.2%) 237 Steals 179(75.7%) 74 Blocks 62(83.7%) 658 FGMade 535(85.1%) 216 3FGMade 169(78.2%) 336 FTMade 272(80.0%) 155 Starts 119(76.7%)*Doesnotinclude153teamrebounds


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Jon NewleeHead CoachThird Season

JonNewleewashiredastheninthheadcoachinUniversityofIdahowomen’sbasket-ballhistoryonApril15,2008.

The2010-11seasonwillmarkNewlee’sthirdyearatIdaho,his27thseasonasacolle-giatecoachandhis12thoverallasaheadcoach.HiscareerhasseenstopsatSaintMary’s(CA),SouthwesternJC,Texas-SanAntonio,SouthernMethodist,Hawai’iand,mostrecently,atIdahoState.Overall,teamshecoachedcompileda458-292(.597)recordandteamsonwhichhewastheheadcoachcompileda152-148(.506)record.Teams he coached have qualified for post-season play in 13 of the last 18 seasons.

At Idaho:In2009-10NewleeledtheVandalstoamilestonevictorywhenIdahotoppedNewMexico State in the quarter-finals of the WAC tournament. It was the first trip to the WAC semi-finals in program history, as the Vandals finished the season one win away fromplayingfortheWACchampionship.Newleeledtheteamtoan11-20overallseason,cappedbyan8-8recordinWACplayandtheNo.4seedheadingintotheWACtournament.The2009-10Vandalssetaschoolrecordformost3-pointersmadeinaseasonwith216,smashingthepreviousrecordof203setbythe2004-05squad.

InhistwoseasonsatIdaho,NewleehasledtheVandalstoan18-14(.562)recordinWACplay,andistiedforthethirdmostwinsofanyWACheadcoachinthattime.

In just his first season at Idaho in 2008-09, Newlee led the Vandal women to their best seasoninWesternAthleticConferenceplay,astheteamwent13-15overalland10-6intheWAConhiswaytobeingnamedtheWACCoachoftheYear.Idahoswepteven-tual champion Fresno State during the regular season, earned the program’s first win over Hawaiì, won back-to-back conference road games for the first time since joining theWAC,sweptfourWACopponentsandtiedforthirdplaceintheconference.ItwasNewlee’sthirdcareerCoachoftheYearhonor,ashealsoearnedBigSkyCoachoftheYearin2004and2006.

Idaho’s turnaround was significant on the national level as well as the conference level. Idaho’s 9.5-game improvement wastheseventh-bestintheNCAAin2009.

What was even more impressive about Newlee’s first-year success was the he did it with a rotation of just six players, and withateamthatonlyhadonetruepostplayer.Despitetheslimroster,therewerestillplentyofhonorstogoaround.YinkaOlorunnifeearnedSecond-TeamAll-WACandWACAll-DefensiveTeammention,DerisaTaleniearnedWACNewcomeroftheYearandSecond-TeamAll-WAChonorsandShaena-LynKuehuwasvotedtotheWACAll-FreshmanTeam.Newlee’s

teamwasoneofthemostdisciplinedintheNCAA,astheVan-dalsledtheWACandranked15thintheNCAAwithjust14.1personalfoulspergame,andranked90thoutof328schoolsinturnovers per game. The Vandals also played a fiesty brand of defenseandcamewithin0.8ofbreakingIdaho’s19-year-oldscoringdefenserecordwitha59.5defensivescoringaverage.

Personal:Newleeearnedhisbachelor’sdegreeinPhysicalEducationfromSanDiegoStatein1982.Hehasonedaughter,Bailey.

2009 WAC Coach of the YearCareer Record: 152-148 (.506)Idaho Record: 24-35 (.406)

Jon Newlee’s Coaching StopsSt.Mary’s(CA) Assistant 1983-86Southwestern(CA) HeadCoach 1986-89Texas-SanAntonio Assistant 1990-91SouthernMethodist Assistant 1991-99Hawaiì Assistant 1999-2002IdahoState HeadCoach 2002-08Idaho HeadCoach 2008-Present

Jon NewleeIn The Postseason

NCAA Tournament1993-94 SouthernMethodist1994-95 SouthernMethodist1995-96 SouthernMethodist1997-98 SouthernMethodist1998-99 SouthernMethodist2006-07 IdahoState

Women’s NIT1992-93 SouthernMethodist1999-2000 Hawaiì2000-01 Hawaiì2001-02 Hawaiì2003-04 IdahoState2005-06 IdahoState2007-08 IdahoState

NJCAA Regional Playoffs1988-89 Southwestern(CA)

NAIA District Tournament1985-86 St.Mary’s(CA)


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Associate Head CoachGavinPetersen

GavinPetersenbeginshisthirdseasonasassociateheadcoachfortheVandalwom-enandhisseventhseasonwithheadcoachJonNewleein2010-11.Petersen’sregulardutiesfortheteamincludepostplayers,recruiting,scoutingandteamtravel.

PetersenspentfouryearsasanassistantatIdahoStateforNewleefrom2004-08,withthelasttwoseasonsasassociateheadcoach.HehelpedtheBengalsearnthreepostseasonberthsinhisfouryears,aswellasa2007BigSkyTournamenttitleanda2006BigSkyregular-seasontitle.

In his first season at Idaho, he oversaw Yinka Olorunnife’sstandout2009seasonthatincludedaschool-record310rebounds(11.9/game),anaveragethatrankedninthnationally,andaseasonaverageof12.9pointsthatmadehertheonlyWACplayertoaverageadouble-double.AtIdahoState, he coached three-time first-team All-BigSkyhonoree,two-timeAPAll-Americahonorablementionand2008WoodenAward finalist Natalie Doma, who finished herIdahoStatecareerastheBigSky’sall-timeleaderinpoints(2,296)andrebounds(1,174).Domawasalsotheonlyplayertobe ranked in the top five in the NCAA in bothscoring(24.7)andrebounding(12.4)in2008.

PriortohistimeatISU,PetersenwasanassistantatHawai’ifortwoseasonsfrom2002-04.Petersenfocusedonpostplayers,videoexchangeandsummercampsfortheRainbowWahineandhelpedleadtheteamtoa2003Women’sNationalInvitationTournamentberth.Forthreeseasonspriortohistimeasanassistant,hewasamanagerfortheteam.

PetersengraduatedfromHawai’iPa-cific University in 1999 with a B.A. in Justice Administration.WhileatHPU,heservedasteammanagerfortheschool’snation-ally-rankedmen’sbasketballteamforfourseasons.Heearnedhismaster’sdegreeinKinesiology&LeisureSciencefromtheUniversityofHawai’iinthespringof2009.HemarriedKarenAdaPiersAugust2009.

Assistant CoachChristaSanford

The2010-11seasonisChristaSanford’sthirdatIdahoandsixthoverallasacollegecoach.SanfordfollowedheadcoachJonNewlee to Idaho in 2008 after a five-year stayatIdahoState.Sanfordwasanassis-tantfortheBengalsfrom2006-08,agradu-ateassistantfrom2005-06andaplayerfrom2003-05.

Sanfordfocusesoncoachingtheguards,withotherdutiesincludingoverseeingteamacademics,recruiting,communityservice,equipment,andsummercamps.

Sanfordwasatwo-yearstarterforISUatguard.ShehelpedtheBengalsearntheteam’s first Women’s National Invitational Tournamentbidin2004andledtheteamtoback-to-back Big Sky Tournament semifinal appearances.SheearnedapairofBigSkyAll-Academicawardsduringhercareeraswell. She ranks fifth all-time at ISU in 3-point-ers made (84) and in 3-point field goal per-centage(36.5).ShealsoplayedatHawai’ifortwoseasons.

SanfordalreadyhadahistoryonthePalousebeforeshearrivedasacoach.SheputtogetheranimpressiveprepcareeratPullmanHigh,whereshewasaWashington2APlayeroftheYearandaUSATodayHighSchoolAll-AmericanbasketballplayerfortheGreyhounds.

SanfordgraduatedfromIdahoStatein2004withadegreeincommunications.Sheearnedhermaster’sdegreein2006inphysi-caleducationwithanemphasisinathleticadministration.FormerlyChristaBrossman,sheandherhusbandTomSanfordweremarriedinMay2008.

Assistant CoachKarenAdaPetersen

KarenAdaPetersenentersherthirdseasonasanIdahoassistantandeighthoverallasacollegecoach.

Petersenregularlyworkswiththeguards,whilealsoassistinginrecruitingandhan-dling film breakdown and exchange.

PetersencomestoIdahoafterafour-yearstayatSacramentoStatefrom2003-07.ShehelpedtheHornetwomenimprovebysevenwinsin2004-05andearnaspotintheBig Sky Tournament for the first time since the1997season.Oneyearlater,theteamimprovedbyanotherwinandwent9-17,whichwastheteam’sbestrecordsince1996.InadditiontoherworkwiththeHornetpostplayers,shealsooversawtheteam’sacademic progress and the team finished withthehighestcumulativegrade-pointaverageoncampus.

BeforeSacramentoState,PetersenspentoneseasonasanassistantatNovaScotiaAgriculturalCollegeinTruro,NovaScotia,Canadain2002-03.

Asaplayer,PetersenhelpedOregontothreestraightNCAATournamentberthsfrom1998-2000andback-to-backPac-10titlesin1999and2000.Forhersenioryear,shetransferredtoSt.FrancisXavierUniversityinAntigonish,NovaScotia,whereshewasan all-AUAA selection after finishing third in thenationin3-pointshooting(.450).

Petersenearnedherbachelor’sdegreeinHumanKineticsfromSt.FrancisXavierin2002andhasearnedcreditstowardamaster’sdegreeinKinesiology.Sheorigi-nallyhailsfromTruro,NovaScotia,Canada.FormerlyKarenAdaPiers,shemarriedGavinPeterseninAugust2009.


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Senior-1L5-9Guard/PostDeAnzaCollegeSantaClara,Calif.

2009-10: Taleni suffered a season-ending injury beforethe first game of the 2009-10 season, and was granted a medicalredshirt.

2008-09: Talenieruptedonto theWesternAthleticCon-ferencesceneasa junior.She ledallWACnewcomersand ranked fourth overall with a 14.5 scoring averageandstormedherwaytotheWACNewcomeroftheYearaward.Shedropped31pointsonUtahStateonJan.5,spurredby5-of-6shootingfromlongrange,togiveherthetopsingle-gamescoringeffortintheconferencefortheyear.Thatperformancewasalsotheninth30-pointgameinCowanSpectrumhistoryandfourth-bestover-all, while her five 3-pointers made are tied for second in Spectrum history. She scored double-digits 21 times and scoredmorethan20pointsfourtimesduringtheseason.Shetalliedtwodouble-doublesduringtheyearandalsoledtheteamwith56steals.Her175rebounds,56stealsand54assistsallrankedsecondontheteamfortheyear.

Junior College: Inher twoyearsatDeAnzaCollege,Taleniwasa two-timeteamcaptain, teamMVP,SouthCoastAll-Conferenceandall-stateselection.In2008asasophomore,shewastheSouthCoastConferenceMVPand was a first-team all-state selection for California after leading the Dons to a perfect 12-0 league record and title.TalenialsobroketheDeAnzaschoolrecordforsingle-gamepointsasasophomorewith43andearnedasilver medal with the American Samoa National Team at the South Pacific Games in 2007.

Personal: She is the daughter of Taleni, Jr. and Katherine Taleni. She has five sisters, Salaia, Angel, Dacia, Dara and Rebecca,andtwobrothers,DominiqandDalen.HersisterSalaiaplayedvolleyballforNevada,heruncleOklandSalave’aplayedfootballforColoradoandheruncleJoeSalave’aplayedfootballintheNFLfortheeightsea-sons.Sheisa2006graduateofWilcoxHighSchoolinSantaClara,Calif.SheismajoringinSociologyatIdaho.

Career HighsPoints.........................31(1-5-09)Rebounds..............11(12-28-08)Assists........................... 5(twice)Steals..................... 4(fourtimes)Blocks........................... 3(twice)FGM...........................10(1-5-09)FGA............................21(3-7-09)3FGM...........................5(1-5-09)3FGA............................ 9(twice)FTM............................... 7(twice)FTA..............................11(1-5-09)Minutes....................44(3-11-09)

Taleni’s Career Statistics GP GS Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG A Blk Stl Pts Avg2008-09 28 26 1023 147 382 .385 28 119 .235 83 119 .697 175 6.3 54 24 56 405 14.52009-10 Didnotplay,grantedamedicalredshirtTotals 28 26 1023 147 382 .385 28 119 .235 83 119 .697 175 6.3 54 24 56 405 14.5

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Senior-3L5-11Guard/PostStanwoodHSStanwood,Wash.

2009-10:KlokewasIdaho’sleadingscorerandasecond-teamall-WACselectionafteraveraging14.5pointsand5.2re-boundspergame.Shestartedall31ofIdaho’sgamesontheseason,andplayed33.5minutespergame.RacheleearnedWACPlayeroftheWeekhonorsafteraveraging21.5points,5.0reboundsand1.0stealspergameduringtheweekofFeb.22-28asIdahonotchedtwovictories.Shescoredacareer-high28pointson10-of-16shootingagainstUtahStateonFeb.27,includingabuzzer-beating3-pointerthatgavetheVandalsaone-pointwin.Shebrokehercareer-highwith26pointsonJan.19againstFresnoStatebeforetoppingthatmarkagainlaterintheseason.Rachelenotchedacareer-high10reboundsonDec.20againstLongBeachState.Sheblocked11shotsontheseason,includingacareer-bestthreeonJan.16againstBoiseState.Shedishedoutacareer-highsixassistsintheWAC quarterfinals against New Mexico State on March 10. She shot 71.1 percent (91-for-128) from the free throw line on the season.Shescored451pointsin2009-10andhas778forhercareer.

2008-09: KlokemadehugeimprovementstohergameinhersophomoreseasonatIdaho.Sheledtheteamwitha.419field-goal percentage and ranked second with a .786 average from the free throw line. She set single-season career highs inalmosteverycategory,asshenearlyquadrupledherreboundtotal,tripledherscoringoutput,tripledhersteals,tripledher free throw totals and doubled her field-goal percentage. She was Idaho’s fourth-leading scorer at 9.0 points per game, including a career-high 20 on 8-of-11 shooting to help give Idaho its first win at Hawai`i on Feb. 27. She played in all 28 gamesandstarted17.

2007-08:Klokeplayedin23gamesandstarted16fortheVandalsduringherfreshmanseason.Sheaveraged3.3pointsand1.3rebounds,whileplaying15.4minutespergame.Shehadcareerhighsinpoints(14),steals(3)andminutes(34)againstWeber State on Nov. 25. She missed five games during the season with a minor knee injury.

High School: Klokewasafour-sportathleteatStanwoodHSinStanwood,Wash.Shecompetedinbasketball,golf,crosscountry and track & field for the Spartans. She averaged 23.3 points, 11.6 rebounds and 2.5 blocks and compiled 14 double-doublesduringherseniorseason,whenshewasnamedall-state,all-leagueandall-area.Shescoredmorethan30pointsinthreegamesduringhersenioryear,includingacareer-high35.ShewastwicenamedSkagitValleyHeraldPlayeroftheYear.SherepresentedWashingtonintheNorthwestShootoutOregonvs.WashingtonAll-StarGameagainstteammateEmilyDoran.Shewasathree-yearteamcaptainofthebasketballteamandleftStanwoodastheschool’sall-timescoringleaderwith 1,273 points. She saw success in other sports as well, as she qualified for state championship meets in both cross country

and track & field and won the 2007 state title in the triple jump.

Personal: SheisthedaughterofDennisandMicheleKloke.Shehastwobrothers,MicahandNathan.Herfather,Dennis,playedbasketballatWashingtonStatefrom1963-66.Sheismajor-inginBusinessatIdaho.

Career HighsPoints.......................28(2-27-10)Rebounds..............10(12-20-09)Assists.........................6(3-10-10)Steals............................4(1-5-09)Blocks.........................3(1-16-10)FGM.........................11(2-27-09)FGA............................20(3-3-10)3FGM.........................4(2-27-10)3FGA............................ 7(twice)FTM.............................9(2-22-09)FTA............................13(1-16-10)Minutes.............40(threetimes)

Kloke’s Career Statistics GP GS Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG A Blk Stl Pts Avg2007-08 23 16 354 27 123 .220 6 32 .188 16 19 .842 31 1.3 11 11 9 76 3.32008-09 28 17 859 96 229 .419 15 53 .283 44 56 .786 121 4.3 16 9 26 251 9.02009-10 31 31 1039 165 401 .411 30 93 .323 91 128 .711 160 5.2 35 11 33 451 14.5Totals 82 64 2192 288 753 .382 51 178 .287 151 203 .744 312 3.8 64 31 68 778 9.5

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Senior-3L5-11GuardCrescentValleyHSCorvallis,Ore.

2009-10: Doran played in eight games for the Vandalsand averaged 2.3 points and 1.1 rebounds per game.Shematchedhercareer-highwith four rebounds inherdebut on Nov. 22 against Montana State. Scored aseason-high sixpointson twooccasions. Shehit5-of-133-pointattemptsontheseason.Emilywent2-for-3 fromlongrangeagainstMontanaonDec.13.

2008-09: Doran played in 13 games on the year andearned her first career start in the 75-62 win over CSU-Bakersfield. She played a career-high 25 minutes against ColoradoStateanddroppedinsevenpointsonNov.22.IntheJan.8winoverSanJoseState,shehit3-of-7shots,grabbedtworeboundsandscoredacareer-higheightpoints.

2007-08: Doran saw limited action in her first season at Idaho, as she appeared in 13 games. She hit a three-pointer on Nov. 23 against Washington to score her first career points as a Vandal.

High School:Afour-sportathletefortheRaidersofCrescentValleyHS,Dorancompetedinbasketball,volleyball,track & field and golf. She helped her team to a fifth-place finish at the Oregon 5A state playoffs and earned first-teamall-tournamenthonorsafteraveraging15.7pointspergame.ShewasaMcDonald’sAll-Americannomineeher senior season after averaging 19.5 points, 4.0 assists and 4.0 rebounds during the season. She was a first-team all-statehonoree,aswellas the2007Mid-WillametteConferencePlayerof theYearhonorsafter leadingtheRaiders to a perfect 14-0 conference record and the Mid-Willamette title. She also earned all-state and first-team all-MWC recognition as a junior. She excelled both on the court and in the classroom. She finished high school witha4.0GPA,wasamemberofNationalHonorSocietyandwasnamedtotheOregonAll-AcademicTeam.

Personal:SheisthedaughterofPatrickandMarianDoran.Shehasthreesisters,Elizabeth,MollyandHannah,andonebrother,Ben.ElizabethplayedbasketballatSantaClaraUniversity.SheismajoringinBiosystemsEngineeringatIdaho.

Career HighsPoints...........................8(1-8-09)Rebounds.................... 4(twice)Assists.................... 1(fourtimes)Steals........................1(11-22-08)Blocks.......................1(11-18-08)FGM............................. 3(twice)FGA........................10(11-22-08)3FGM..................2(threetimes)3FGA........................7(11-22-08)FTM...........................1(11-29-09)FTA............................2(11-29-09)Minutes..................25(11-22-08)

Doran’s Career Statistics GP GS Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG A Blk Stl Pts Avg2007-08 13 0 27 1 7 .143 1 4 .250 0 1 .000 0 0.0 1 0 0 3 0.22008-09 13 1 92 7 30 .233 3 24 .125 0 3 .000 10 0.8 0 1 1 17 1.32009-10 8 0 74 6 19 .316 5 13 .385 1 2 .500 9 1.1 3 0 0 18 2.3Totals 34 1 193 14 56 .250 9 41 .220 1 6 .167 3 16 4 1 1 38 1.1

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Senior-3L6-0PostNationalEliteDevelopmentAcademyWindsor,Ontario,Canada

2009-10: Olorunnife led the Vandals in rebounding for the third con-secutiveyear,averaging7.9boardspergame.Shealsoaveraged11.3points per game and shot 39.1 percent from the field. She recorded five double-doublesontheseason,includinga23-point,10-reboundperfor-mance in the WAC quarterfinals against New Mexico State on March 10.Yinkaaveraged23points,8.5rebounds,twosteals,and1.5assistspergameintheWACtournamentandearnedaspotontheWACall-tournament team. She matched hercareer-highof 25 points on twooccasions, includingFeb.13atHawaiiwhenshehit8-of-12shotsandwent7-for-8atthefreethrowline.Shehadaseason-high14reboundson two occasions. She set a career-high with five blocked shots on Dec. 1againstColoradoState.Ledtheteamwith20blocksontheseasonandranksseventhinschoolhistorywith74careerblocks.Sheshot34.0percent (32-of-94) from 3-point range and 68.6 percent (59-of-86) from the free throw line. Shot 7-for-9 from the field on Nov. 29 against Louisi-ana-Lafayetteand9-of-11onMarch10againstNewMexicoState.Endedtheseasonwith928careerpointsand742careerrebounds,bothtopsamongactiveVandals.Yinkaplayedin27gamesandmade23startsontheseason.

2008-09: OlorunnifeestablishedanewstandardforpostplayersinIdahohistoryasasophomore.Whenearlyinjuriesleftherastheteam’sonlytruepostplayer,sherespondedwiththebestreboundingseasoninIdahohistoryandoneofthebestinWesternAthleticConferencehistory.Shepulleddown310boardstobreaktheIdahorecordby33,andaveraged11.1percontest,atotalthatrankedninthintheNCAA,first in the WAC and third in Idaho history. She grabbed 19 rebounds in a Jan. 25 win over New Mexico State to break the Cowan Spectrum record, then grabbed 20 on Feb. 13 in a win over Fresno State to raise the standard yet again. In doing so, Olorunnife became the fifth Idaho playertobreakthe20-reboundmarkinasinglegameandmovedintoatieforsecondinIdahohistoryonthesingle-gamerecordlist.Withherscoringaverageof12.9andherreboundingaverageof11.1,shewastheonlyWACplayertoaverageadouble-doublefortheseason.Shealsorankedfourthintheconferenceinstealspergame(1.9),seventhinblockedshots(1.3)andeighthinfree-throwpercentage(.698).Shestartedandplayedinall28gamesoftheseason.ShewashonoredasaSecond-TeamAll-WACselection,aswellasaWACAll-DefensiveTeamselectionattheendoftheyear.

2007-08: OlorunnifehadahugefreshmanseasonfortheVandals,assheearnedWesternAthleticConferenceAll-FreshmanTeamhonors.She appeared in all 29 games and started the final 26. She led the team and led all WAC freshman with 219 rebounds and a 7.6 per-game average. Her 49 steals were first on the team, while her .362 (96-of-265) field goal percentage and 9.0 scoring average were second on the team.Shescoredacareer-high25pointson9-of-12shootingatNorthDakotaStateonNov.16andhadacareer-high15reboundsagainstSanJoseStateintheopeningroundoftheWACTournament.Shehadtwodouble-doublesontheyear,asshehad23pointsand10boardsagainstUtahStateonJan.19and10pointsand15boardsagainstSanJoseStateonMarch11.Shealsohada14-gamestreakfromJan.9throughMarch1withatleastonestealineachgame.

High School:OlorunnifeattendedtheNationalEliteDevelopmentAcademyforCanadaBasketball,whichgathersthetopbasketballtalentinCanadaforschoolandbasketballtraining.PriortohertimewithNEDA,sheattendedHolyNamesCatho-lic High School in Windsor, Ontario, where she was a first team all-city honoree and a Windsor/Essex County SportsPersonoftheYearawardnominee.

Personal:SheisthedaughterofTobiandComfortOlorunnife.Shehasfoursisters,Tosin,Abby,AliceandSeyi.HermajoratIdahoisExerciseScienceandHealth.

Career HighsPoints................25(threetimes)Rebounds................20(2-13-09)Assists..................3(threetimes)Steals............................6(3-7-09)Blocks.........................5(12-1-09)FGM.......................9 (five times)FGA..........................21(1-25-09)3FGM..................3(threetimes)3FGA........................7(11-30-08)FTM...........................9(11-29-08)FTA.............................. 12(twice)Minutes....................45(1-23-09)

Olorunnife’s Career Statistics GP GS Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG A Blk Stl Pts Avg2007-08 29 26 850 96 265 .362 4 24 .167 66 104 .635 219 7.6 21 19 49 262 9.02008-09 28 28 999 124 319 .389 25 79 .316 88 126 .698 310 11.1 20 35 54 361 12.92009-10 27 23 821 107 274 .391 32 94 .340 59 86 .686 212 7.9 26 20 36 305 11.3Totals 84 77 2650 327 858 .381 61 197 .310 213 316 .674 741 8.8 67 74 139 928 11.0

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Senior-1L5-8GuardNorthIdahoCollegeGeelong,Australia

2009-10: Cheever made 26 starts and played in all 31games for theVandalsasa junior in2009-10.Sheaver-aged 7.8 points and 4.6 rebounds in 29.5 minutes pergame. She hit 54 3-pointers on the season which ranks10th in single-season Vandal history. She shot 31.6 per-centfrom3-pointrangeand30.9percentoverall.Biancaalsoaveraged1.6assistspergame.Recordedadouble-doublewith15pointsand11 rebounds inonlyher sec-ondcareergameasaVandalonNov.19againstEasternWashington. She scored a career-high 18 points against rival Boise State on Jan. 18. Reached double figures in scoringon12occasions.Shehadacareer-highsixassistsagainstLouisiana-LafayetteonNov.29.Shehitacareer-high five 3-pointers in her Idaho debut against Gonzaga on Nov. 16

North Idaho College: Cheever was an honorable mention NJCAA All-American, first-team all-Region 18 and first-team all-Scenic West Athletic Conference guard for the Cardinals, as she helped lead NIC to its first NJCAA National Tournament in 12 years and a ninth-place national finish. She averaged 11.5 points, 7.1 rebounds, 2.1 steals and 2.1 assists on the year, while hitting 43.1 percent from the field and leading the SWAC at 41.3 percent fromthe3-pointline.

Idaho State:Cheeverplayedinall30andstartedeightgamesforIdahoStateinthe2007-08season.Sheaver-aged5.9pointsand2.9reboundsontheyearandledtheteamwith25steals.ShehelpedtheBengalsposta20-10recordandmakeanappearanceintheWomen’sNationalInvitationTournamentattheendoftheseason.Sheredshirtedthe2006-07season.

Personal:SheisthedaughterofToddandHeatherCheever.Shehasonebrother,Ben.Sheisa2004graduateofSacredHeartCollegeinGeelong,Australia,whereshecompetedinbasketball,netball,crosscountryandtrackand field. Her intended major at Idaho is Physical Education.

Career HighsPoints.......................18(1-16-10)Rebounds..............11(11-19-09)Assists.......................6(11-29-09)Steals..........................4(2-24-10)Blocks........................... 1(twice)FGM....................6(threetimes)FGA........................16(12-28-09)3FGM.......................5(11-16-09)3FGA......................13(11-16-09)FTM.............................4(1-16-10)FTA..............................8(1-16-10)Minutes..................42(11-19-09)

Cheever’s Career Statistics GP GS Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG A Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 31 26 916 82 265 .309 54 171 .316 23 40 .575 144 4.6 51 2 34 241 7.8Totals 31 26 916 82 265 .309 54 171 .316 23 40 .575 144 4.6 51 2 34 241 7.8

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Junior-2L5-9GuardPunahouSchoolsHonolulu,Hawai`i

2009-10: Kuehuaveraged11.4pointspergamefor theVandals in 2009-10, and reached double-figures in scor-ingin21of31games.Sherecordedtwodouble-doublesontheseasonwith14pointsand11reboundsonDec.1againstColoradoStateandagainwith22pointsand10rebounds in the WAC quarterfinal against New Mexico State on March 10. Her 11 rebounds against ColoradoStatesetanewcareer-high,asdidher22pointsagainstNewMexicoState.Sheaveraged5.8reboundsand2.2assistspergame.Sheplayedinall31gamesfortheVandalsandmade30starts.Shaenashot34.4percent(126-of-366)fortheseason.Shesetacareer-highwithsixassistsonFeb.24againstSanJoseState.Shehit5-of-73-point-ersonDec.13againstMontana...shot66.3percent(67-of-101)fromthefreethrowlinefortheseason...ledtheteam with 2.0 steals per game. Shaena briefly entered the top 10 in Idaho career 3-pointers made, before being passedbyteammateCharlotteOtero.Shecurrentlyranks11thinIdahohistorymade3’swith76.

2008-09: KuehurockedtheWesternAthleticConferenceinherfreshmancampaign,assheledallconferencefirst-year players in scoring (10.0), rebounding (5.3), field goal percentage (.396), 3-point field goal percentage (.369).ItcameasnosurprisethatsheearnedaspotontheWACAll-FreshmanTeam,asvotedbytheleague’scoaches. She ranked third overall in the conference 3-point field goal percentage, ninth overall in 3-pointers madeand18thoverallinscoring.Shescoreddouble-digitpointsin18of28games,including14ofthe16con-ference contests. She earned her first career double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds in the 75-62 win over CSU-Bakersfield on Nov. 30. She ranked third on the team in scoring, rebounding, field goals made and free throws made. She played in every game and started 18 on the year, including the final 14 of the season.

High School: Kuehu was a 2008 Honolulu Advertiser First Team All-State honoree. She helped lead PunahouSchoolstothreeHawai’istatetitlesinthreeseasonsofplay.WithKuehuonthecourt,Punahouwon2005,2006and2008Hawai’iDivisionIstatetitles.Sheaveraged9.5pointspergameasaseniortohelpleadtheBuffanblutoa22-7overallrecord.Asasophomore,KuehuwasnamedtotheStarBulletinFab15,aswellastheStarBulletin

All-DefensiveTeam.

Personal: SheisthedaughterofKaeoandBrandyKaleoaloha.Shehasfoursiblings,Shawna-LeiKuehu,ShaylaKuehu,KaleikoaKaleoalohaandKanoaKaleoaloha.HertwinsisterShawna-LeiplaysbasketballatHawai’i.Hermajorat Idaho isAnimalandVeterinaryScience.

Career HighsPoints.......................22(3-10-10)Rebounds................11(12-3-09)Assists.........................6(2-24-10)Steals..........................8(2-27-10)Blocks.......................1(14times)FGM.........................8(11-29-09)FGA..........................17(2-27-10)3FGM.......................5(12-13-09)3FGA............................ 9(twice)FTM.............................6(2-13-10)FTA................................9(3-7-09)Minutes....................47(2-22-09)

Kuehu’s Career Statistics GP GS Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG A Blk Stl Pts Avg2008-09 28 18 879 97 245 .396 41 111 .369 44 77 .571 148 5.3 31 5 38 279 10.02009-10 31 30 942 126 366 .344 35 137 .255 67 101 .663 180 5.8 67 9 62 354 11.4Totals 59 48 1761 223 611 .365 76 248 .306 111 178 .624 328 5.6 98 14 100 633 10.7

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2009-10: Grahamplayedin13games,andcrackedthestarting rotation five times, including her last four before going down with a season-ending knee injury for thesecondconsecutiveyearonDec.28againstUCSantaBarbara.Sheaveraged5.8pointsand5.2reboundspergamefortheVandalsandblocked18shotsonthesea-son, including a career-high five blocks on Dec. 20 against LongBeachState.Shecameclosetoadouble-doubleonseveraloccasionsincludinganine-point,11-reboundperformance in Idaho’s secondgameof the seasononNov.19against EasternWashington. Jessica scoredsevenpointsandcollectedacareer-high12reboundsonNov.28againstLamar.Shescoredacareer-high18pointson7-of-14shootingonDec.11againstPortland.

2008-09:Grahamredshirtedthe2008-09seasonaftersustaininganinjuryinfallpractices.

High School:GrahamledRiponHighSchooltoa25-7overalland12-3leaguerecordinhelpingtheIndiansad-vancetotheSac-JoaquinSectionDivisionIVChampionshipgameasajuniorin2007.Sheaveraged15.5pointsand 8.0 rebounds as a junior to earn Trans Valley League MVP honors. She was a first-team All-TVL player as a sophomorein2006andwastheTVLPlayeroftheYearasafreshmanin2005.ShewasalsonamedtotheModestoBeeAll-DistrictFirstTeamasajunior,aswellastheSecondTeamasafreshmanandsophomore.ShetransferredtoModestoChristianHighSchoolasseniorandledtheCrusaderstoa25-8overallrecord,a15-0TVLrecord,a2008 TVL league title and a semifinal appearance at the CIF Nor-Cal Tournament. She averaged 15.1 points, 6.4 rebounds,3.2assists,3.2stealsand1.3blockspergameandearnedall-TVLhonorsforthefourthtimeinherca-reer.Shewasalsoa2009McDonald’sAll-Americanominee.

Personal:SheisthedaughterofStevenGrahamandSharonHernandez.Shehasthreebrothers,Justin,RobertoandDanny.Shecomesfromafamilywithastrongbasketballbackground.BothofherparentsplayedatCalState–StanislausandherbrotherJustinplaysforSanJoseState.ShealsocompetedfortheModestoMagicclubteamforsevenyears.HermajoratIdahoisEnglish.

Career HighsPoints.....................18(12-11-09)Rebounds..............12(11-28-09)Assists........................... 2(twice)Steals........................2(12-11-09)Blocks.......................5(12-20-09)FGM.........................7(12-11-09)FGA........................14(12-11-09)3FGM.......................2(12-11-09)3FGA........................5(12-11-09)FTM...........................6(11-16-09)FTA..........................10(11-16-09)Minutes..................34(12-11-09)

Graham’s Career Statistics GP GS Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG A Blk Stl Pts Avg2008-09 MedicalRedshirt2009-10 13 5 275 25 75 .333 7 21 .333 19 30 .633 69 5.2 8 18 8 76 5.8Totals 13 5 275 25 75 .333 7 21 .333 19 30 .633 69 5.2 8 18 8 76 5.8

Sophomore-1L6-1PostModestoChristianHSRipon,Calif. 21Jessica Graham


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2009-10: Helsham played in 26 games and made fourstartsinherfreshmancampaign.Sheplayed22minutesin her first career start on Nov. 27 against Baylor. She aver-aged2.5points,1.1reboundsand1.3assistspergame.Natashascoredacareer-high11pointsonFeb.24againstSanJoseState. She scoredninepointson3-of-4 shoot-ingagainstPortlandonDec.11andagainonMarch12against Fresno State in the WAC semi-finals. She collected acareer-highthreereboundsonthreeoccasions.Hadacareer-highfourassistsonDec.13againstMontana.Shehit12-of-19freethrowsontheseason.

High School: Helsham was a four-time first-team all-conference performer for Àiea High School. She was a three-time first-team all-Red Conference Western Division honoree, and a 2006 White Conference West Division first-teamhonoree.Asaseniorin2009,HelshamwastheRedWestPlayeroftheYearafter13.1points,6.1rebounds,4.6 assists, 2.9 steals and 1.9 blocks per game. She also earned first-team all-state honors, was a Star Bulletin Fab 15selection,andaearnedaMcDonald’sAll-Americanomination.SheledtheNaAliìtoa10-2recordintheRed Conference Western Division and helped the team advance to the state quarterfinals. She earned a triple-doubleasaseniorwith14points,12reboundsand12assistsinawinoverMcKinleyHighSchool.Shewasatwo-timehonorablementionall-stateselectionin2007and2008.

Personal:SheisthedaughterofVanessaHelsham.Shehasonebrother,Nick.Sheisundecidedonamajor.

Career HighsPoints.......................11(2-24-10)Rebounds...........3(threetimes)Assists.......................4(12-13-09)Steals........................ 1(sixtimes)Blocks........................... 1(twice)FGM....................3(threetimes)FGA.....................7(threetimes)3FGM.......................2(12-11-09)3FGA........................6(11-27-09)FTM.............................5(2-24-10)FTA..............................6(2-24-10)Minutes..................36(12-11-09)

Helsham’s Career Statistics GP GS Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG A Blk Stl Pts Avg2009-10 26 4 403 24 81 .296 6 35 .171 12 19 .632 28 1.1 34 2 6 66 2.5Totals 26 4 403 24 81 .296 6 35 .171 12 19 .632 28 1.1 34 2 6 66 2.5

Sophomore-1L5-8PointGuardÀieaHSÀiea,Hawaiì 10Natasha Helsham


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Ganeaya RogersJunior5-8/GuardMilpitas, Calif. Ohlone Junior College

Junior College:RogersspentthreeseasonsatOhloneJu-niorCollegeinFremont,Calif.,beforecomingtoIdaho.Sheearnedall-conferencehon-orsasafreshmanin2007-08beforesittingoutamedicalredshirtseasonin2008-09.In2009-10Rogerswasco-MVPoftheCoastConferenceSouthDivisionandwasnamedtotheCaliforniaAll-Stateteamafteraveraging15.0points,5.5rebounds,5.0assistsand2.5stealspergame.RogersledtheRenegadestoaperfect12-0leaguerecordin2009-10,andtheteam’ssecondstraightleaguechampionship.OnJan.13,2010,Rogersscored28pointson11-for-17shootingandwent6-for-6fromthefreethrowlineinawinoverMon-terey. She finished the season ranked13thinthestateinbothassists and field goal percent-age.BeforeattendingOhloneJuniorCollege,RogersplayedherhighschoolbasketballatMilpitasHighSchoolinMilpitas,Calif.

Adrie ShielsJunior6-1/GuardCanberra, Australia Midland College

Junior College:Adrieplayedin31gamesforMidlandCol-legein2009-10andscored185points,averaging5.9pointspergame.Shealsoaveraged4.1reboundspergameand0.9assists.DuringherfreshmancampaignatMidlandCollegeshehelpedtheteamtoa30-2record,aWesternJuniorCol-legeAthleticConferencetitle,andanationalrankingashighasNo.3.In2005sheledWestonCreek to a third-place finish at theAustralianJuniorChampi-onships,andwasselectedtotheAustralianJuniorCamp,whichinvitesthenation’stop20players.

Personal: AdrieisthedaughterofMurrayandDorisShiels...shewasbornonMarch2,1990.

Kelsey BybeeFreshman6-3/PostCoeur d’Alene, IdahoCoeur d’Alene HS

High School: BybeehelpedtheVikingstoback-to-backIdahostatetitles,withacombined50-3recordduringhersophomoreandjuniorseasons.ShealsoplayedfortheNorthIdahoEliteclub team for five years. Due toinjury,Bybeedidnotplaybasketballasaseniorin2009-10.BybeewasalsorecruitedbyschoolsfromtheBigTen,Big12,WesternAthleticConferenceandWestCoastConference.

Personal: KelseyisthedaughterofKimandTravisBybee...shehasonebrotherBrady,andasisterSydney.

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Alyssa CharlstonFreshman6-1/PostSammamish, Wash.Eastlake HS

High School: CharlstoncomestoIdahoasoneofthemosthighly-ratedplayersintheNorthwest.ESPN.com’sHoop-GurlzrecruitserviceratesherastheNo.61forwardinthenationandtheNo.8overallprospectfromthestateofWashington.Duringherseniorseasonsheaveraged14.6pointspergametogoalongwith6.3rebounds.Shealsoaveraged2.7assistsand1.7blockspergame.Sherecorded10double-doublesontheseason,includinga23-point,17-reboundperfor-mance.Scoredaseason-high25pointsinagame.AsajuniorsheledtheWolvestoa17-9record and second-place finish inthe4AKingCo-Crestleagueand a sixth-place finish at the Washington4Astatetourna-ment. She was a first-team all-KingCoasasophomoreandjunior.Sheaverages12points,ninereboundsand1.5blockspergame.

Personal: FullnameisAlyssaChristineCharlston...sheisthedaughterofNancyandScottCharlston...shehasonebrother,Jeff,andonesister,Lacey...herintendedmajoratIdahoiscommunications.

Ashley WaltersFreshman6-4/PostWilsonville, Ore.Wilsonville HS

High School:Walterswasasec-ond-teamall-stateselectionhersenioryearatWilsonvilleHS, and was named first-team alltournamentatthestatetournament.Shewasalsoafirst-team all-league selection asaseniorafteraveraging10points,sevenreboundsand5.5blockspergame.Sheholdstheschoolrecordwith334careerblocksandhadacareer-high14blocksinagameontwooc-casions.Despiteherdefensivedominance,Waltersonlyfouledoutoftwogamesduringherhighschoolcareer.WaltersledtheWildcatstothestatecham-pionshipgameasasenior,anda third-place state finish during hersophomoreyear.

Personal: FullnameisAshleyLynnWalters...sheisthedaugh-terofJeanneKenczka-WaltersandGregWalters...bothofherparentsplayedbasketballatMontanaState...shehasonebrother,BrianWalters.

AlyssaCharlston

AshleyWalters

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Statistical Miscellany

Career Scoring Average1.EmilyFaurholt(2003-06) 22.0...7.MaryRaese(1982-86) 15.58.JenniferClary(1991-94) 15.0 - Derisa Taleni* (2008-) 14.5Career 3-Pt. FG Made1.KelliJohnson(1994-98) 207...10.Charlotte Otero (2006-10) 78 - Shaena Kuehu (2008-) 76 - Yinka Olorunnife (2007-) 61 - Bianca Cheever (2009-) 54Career 3-Pt. FG Pct.1.P.J.Hall(1991-93) .408(29-71)...4.KristaDunn(1982-87) .380(16-42)5.AlliNieman(1996-2000) .378(59-156) - Bianca Cheever (2009-) .316 (54-171)Career Rebounds1.AlliNieman(1996-2000) 1,0052.DeniseBrose(1979-83) 9593.MaryRaese(1982-86) 7844.DanaFish(1980-84) 7785. Yinka Olorunnife (2007-) 741Career Rebound Average1.JeanHayman-Chamberlain(1976-78) 11.52.AlliNieman(1996-2000) 8.93. Yinka Olorunnife (2007-) 8.8...9.SabrinaDial(1987-90) 6.39.DarciPemberton(1998-2002) 6.3 - Derisa Taleni* (2008-) 6.3Career Assists1.KarinSobotta(1978-82) 549...10.PaulaGetty(1983-87) 270 - Shaena Kuehu (2008-) 98Career Steals1.LeilaniMitchell(2003-06) 323...10.BrendaKuehlthau(1989-93) 16310.CharlotteOtero(2006-10) 163 - Yinka Olorunnife (2007-) 139 - Shaena Kuehu (2008-) 100Career Blocked Shots1.MaryRaese(1982-86) 306...4.AlliNieman(1996-2000) 1075.DanaFish(1980-84) 826.KortnieEdwards(1989-93) 807. Yinka Olorunnife (2007-) 74Games Played1.PaulaGetty(1983-87) 118...7.KristaDunn(1983-87) 1137.AlliNieman(1996-2000) 1137. Charlotte Otero (2006-10) 113 - Yinka Olorunnife (2007-) 84 - Rachele Kloke (2007-) 82Consecutive Games Played1.TwoPlayers 114...5.KelliJohnson(1994-98) 110

* Player must have completed two seasons to be included in career stats categories.

Career Records Watch ListIndividual:AnIdahoplayerscored30points? DerisaTaleni,31(1/5/09)AnIdahoplayerhad15rebounds? YinkaOlorunnife,20(2/13/09)AnIdahoplayerhad20rebounds? YinkaOlorunnife,20(2/13/09)AnIdahoplayerhadadouble-double? YinkaOlorunnife,23p10r/ShaenaKuehu22p10r(3/10/10)TwoIdahoplayershaddouble-doublesinthesamegame? YinkaOlorunnife,23p10r/ShaenaKuehu22p10r(3/10/10)AnIdahoplayerhad10assists? LeilaniMitchell,11(12/28/05)AnIdahoplayerhad15assists? LeilaniMitchell,16(11/21/03)AnIdahoplayerhad10steals? LeilaniMitchell,11(3/10/05)AnIdahoplayerhad5blocks? JessicaGraham,5(12/20/09)AnIdahoplayermade10freethrows? KatieMadison,12(3/1/08)AnIdahoplayershotabove.500(Min.5made)? YinkaOlorunnife,.818(9-11),(3/10/10)Anopposingplayerhad30points? KelseyKahle,PortlandSt.,32(12/8/07)Anopposingplayerhad20rebounds? TanyaSmith,Hawai’i,25(1/26/08)Anopposingplayerhadadouble-double? JaleesaRoss,25p10r,/RosieMoult,12p10r/Joh-TeenaFIlipe10p10r,FresnoState(3/12/10)

Team:AnIdahoteamscored70points? 70,vs.NewMexicoState(1/25/09)AnIdahoteamscored100points? 100,vs.NorthwesternSt.(3/22/86)AnIdahoteamhad50rebounds? 51,vs.SanJoseSt.(3/11/08)AnIdahoteamhad15steals? 15,atPortland(11/14/06)AnIdahoteamshot.500orbetter? .533(32-60),vs.Louisiana-Lafayette(11/29/09)AnIdahoteamwonbyatleast15points? 74-59,vs.SanJoseState(2/24/10)AnIdahoteamwonbyatleast20points? 90-66,vs.Louisiana-Lafayette(11/29/09)AnIdahoteamwonbyatleast30points? 84-53,vsCalPoly(1/8/04)Anopposingteamscored70points? 80,vs.FresnoSt.(3/12/10)Anopposingteamscored100points? 104,atPortland(1/4/97)Anopposingteamscoredfewerthan50points? 40,vs.UCSantaBarbara(12/28/09)Anopposingteammadefewerthan15FGs? 8,ColoradoSt.(12/18/07)

Accomplishments:AnIdahoteamwonaregular-seasonconferencetitle? 1985(BigSky)AnIdahoteamwonaconferencetournamenttitle? 1985(BigSky)AnIdahoteamwonapostseasongame? 100-91,vs.NorthwesternSt.(1986,WNIT)AnIdahoteamwonapostseasontournament? 1986Women’sNITAnIdahocoachwasconferencecoachoftheyear? JonNewlee(2009,WAC)AnIdahoplayerwasconfereceplayeroftheyear? EmilyFaurholt(2004,BigWest)AnIdahoplayerwasconferencenewcomeroftheyear? DerisaTaleni(2009,WAC)AnIdahoplayerwasconferencefreshmanoftheyear? LeilaniMitchell(2004,BigWest)AnIdahoplayerearnedAll-Americahonors? LeilaniMitchell(2006,AP;WBCA)

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Team Statistical Trends(Last15Seasons)

Scoring Scoring Rebounding FG Pct. FT Pct. 3FG Pct. Offense Defense1995-96 66.9 73.3 35.8 .410 .679 .3081996-97 67.8 65.4 37.5 .410 .678 .3431997-98 69.3 68.7 36.7 .422 .670 .3621998-99 73.6 71.2 38.9 .424 .685 .3471999-2000 66.9 68.5 40.9 .414 .681 .2992000-01 64.7 71.9 39.8 .387 .650 .3012001-02 59.5 65.2 38.2 .384 .691 .2912002-03 59.3 64.6 35.9 .382 .736 .3352003-04 71.0 64.7 31.8 .446 .746 .3822004-05 66.0 61.9 32.9 .399 .750 .3282005-06 61.9 64.0 31.1 .400 .737 .3182006-07 62.2 74.1 35.9 .368 .711 .2862007-08 54.0 67.5 36.0 .352 .638 .2532008-09 58.9 59.5 37.2 .380 .672 .2982009-10 60.3 65.9 36.2 .364 .671 .306


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2009-10 in ReviewRECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 11-20 6-9 3-9 2-2CONFERENCE 8-8 5-3 3-5 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 3-12 1-6 0-4 2-2

GP GS Min Avg. FG FGA Pct. 3FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Off. Def. Total Avg. PF A TO Blk Stl Pts AvgKloke,Rachele 31 31 103933.5 165 401 .411 30 93 .323 91 128 .711 64 96 160 5.2 99 37 74 11 33 451 14.5Kuehu,Shaena 31 30 942 30.4 126 366 .344 35 137 .255 67 101 .663 45 135 180 5.8 66 67 85 9 62 354 11.4Olorunnife,Yinka 27 23 821 30.4 107 274 .391 32 94 .340 59 86 .686 75 137 212 7.9 87 26 65 20 36 305 11.3Otero,Charlotte 28 28 108538.8 72 163 .442 31 82 .378 49 63 .778 15 52 67 2.4 29 93 76 1 46 224 8.0Cheever,Bianca 31 26 916 29.5 82 265 .309 54 171 .316 23 40 .575 34 110 144 4.6 28 51 49 2 34 241 7.8Graham,Jessica 13 5 275 21.2 25 75 .333 7 21 .333 19 30 .633 23 45 68 5.2 28 8 28 18 8 76 5.8Bello,Kanisha 26 5 381 14.7 30 95 .316 16 55 .291 6 13 .462 6 23 29 1.1 24 13 32 2 7 82 3.2Helsham,Natasha26 4 403 15.5 24 81 .296 6 35 .171 12 19 .632 8 21 29 1.1 23 34 32 2 6 66 2.5Doran,Emily 8 0 74 9.3 6 19 .316 5 13 .385 1 2 .500 2 7 9 1.1 7 3 7 0 0 18 2.3Sisel-Kumpfer,Ally 26 3 254 9.8 16 54 .296 0 2 .000 6 14 .429 18 36 54 2.1 21 3 14 6 4 38 1.5Pederson,Debbie 10 0 85 8.5 5 15 .333 0 3 .000 3 5 .600 5 9 14 1.4 10 1 2 3 1 13 1.3TEAM 80 77 157 5.1 15 Total 31 658 1808 .364 216 706 .306 336 501 .671 375 748 1123 36.2 422 336 479 74 237 1868 60.3Opponents...... 31 771 1824 .423 188 506 .372 313 461 .679 374 864 1238 39.9 481 444 504 127 238 2043 65.9

Overall Statistics ı----Total----ı ı----3-Pts----ı ı-----Rebounds-----ı

GP GS Min Avg. FG FGA Pct. 3FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Off. Def. Total Avg. PF A TO Blk Stl Pts AvgKloke,Rachele 16 16 532 33.2 100 220 .455 17 49 .347 55 78 .705 33 46 79 4.9 52 12 37 7 20 272 17.0Olorunnife,Yinka 16 16 525 32.8 64 170 .376 21 59 .356 42 55 .764 46 90 136 8.5 55 13 38 9 22 191 11.9Kuehu,Shaena 16 16 491 30.7 55 172 .320 13 58 .224 44 63 .698 19 63 82 5.1 35 40 37 3 33 167 10.4Otero,Charlotte 16 16 641 40.1 57 105 .543 21 42 .500 26 34 .765 10 30 40 2.5 18 50 41 1 28 161 10.1Cheever,Bianca 16 12 450 28.1 33 118 .280 20 73 .274 13 25 .520 18 54 72 4.5 10 21 20 2 18 99 6.2Helsham,Natasha14 0 195 13.9 15 47 .319 2 14 .143 8 12 .667 6 13 19 1.4 12 15 14 1 2 40 2.9Bello,Kanisha 13 4 190 14.6 13 50 .260 7 31 .226 2 6 .333 4 16 20 1.5 10 11 17 0 2 35 2.7Pederson,Debbie 10 0 85 8.5 5 15 .333 0 3 .000 3 5 .600 5 9 14 1.4 10 1 2 3 1 13 1.3Sisel-Kumpfer,Ally 14 0 126 9.0 6 23 .261 0 1 .000 4 9 .444 9 23 32 2.3 8 0 8 4 2 16 1.1Doran,Emily 2 0 15 7.5 1 6 .167 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 3 0 0 0 0 2 1.0TEAM 38 40 78 4.9 0 11 Total 16 349 926 .377 101 332 .304 197287 .686 188 384 572 35.8 213163225 30 128 996 62.2Opponents 16 406 925 .439 87 244 .357 136220 .618 170 434 604 37.8 260236258 69 109103564.7

Conference-Only Statistics ı----Total----ı ı----3-Pts----ı ı-----Rebounds-----ı

Statistics UI OPPSCORING 1868 2043Pointspergame 60.3 65.9Scoringmargin -5.6 -FIELDGOALS-ATT 658-1808 771-1824Fieldgoalpct .364 .4233POINTFG-ATT 216-706 188-5063-pointFGpct .306 .3723-ptFGmadepergame 7.0 6.1FREETHROWS-ATT 336-501 313-461Freethrowpct .671 .679F-Throwsmadepergame 10.8 10.1REBOUNDS 1123 1238Reboundspergame 36.2 39.9Reboundingmargin -3.7 -

Team Statistical Comparison UI OPPASSISTS 336 444Assistspergame 10.8 14.3TURNOVERS 479 504Turnoverspergame 15.5 16.3Turnovermargin 0.8 -Assist/turnoverratio 0.7 0.9STEALS 237 238Stealspergame 7.6 7.7BLOCKS 74 127Blockspergame 2.4 4.1WINNINGSTREAK 3 -Homewinstreak 4 -ATTENDANCE 6,100 41,186Homegames-Avg/Game 15-407 12-2,188


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W LConference 8 8

Home 5 3Away 3 5Neutral 1 1

AfteraWin 4 5AfteraLoss 5 3

MoreRebounds 4 2FewerRebounds 5 6SameRebounds 0 1

Scoring70orMorePoints 4 1ScoringFewerthan70Points 5 8AllowingFewerthan70Points 8 4Allowing70orMorePoints 1 5

MoreAssists 4 1FewerAssists 5 8SameAssists 0 0

More3-pointersMade 7 4Fewer3-pointersMade 2 4Same3-pointersMade 0 1

InOvertime 1 1

ByShootingPercentage:.500to.549 0 0.450to.499 2 2.400to.449 3 0.350to.399 3 3Worsethan.350 1 4

ByOpponents’ShootingPercentage:.600orbetter 0 0.550to.599 0 1.500to.549 0 2.450to.499 2 3.400to.449 3 1.350to.399 3 1Worsethan.350 1 1

ByFreeThrowPercentage:.800orbetter 2 0.700to.799 3 5.600to.699 2 0Worsethan.600 2 4

ByOpponents’FreeThrowPercentage:.800orbetter 1 1.700to.799 3 2.600to.699 1 2Worsethan.600 4 4

Whenleadingathalftime 5 1Whentrailingathalftime 4 7Whentiedathalftime 0 1

ByAttendance:Morethan2,000 0 51,500to1,999 0 11,000to1,499 2 0500to999 3 1Lessthan500 4 2

ByDayoftheWeek:Monday 0 0Tuesday 0 0Wednesday 4 5Thursday 0 0Friday 0 1Saturday 5 3Sunday 0 0

ByMonth:January 2 5February 5 2March 2 2

DATE OPPONENT SCORE RESULT ATT HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS11/16/09 GONZAGA 57-80 L 436 (15)Cheever (7)Olorunnife (15)Kuehu (7)Graham11/19/09 atEasternWa. 51-54 LOT 627 (15)Cheever (11)Graham (11)Cheever11/22/09 MONTANASTATE 58-70 L 285 (16)Kloke (6)Kloke11/27/09 #atBaylor 37-82 L 6451 (11)Cheever (4)Sisel-Kumpfer (4)Olorunnife (4)Cheever11/28/09 #vsLamar 56-68 L 6177 (15)Kuehu (12)Graham11/29/09 #vsUL-Lafayette 90-66 W 6006 (20)Kuehu (9)Olorunnife12/1/09 COLORADOSTATE 55-65 L 485 (16)Kloke (9)Kuehu12/3/09 WYOMING 55-61 L 328 (14)Kuehu (11)Kuehu12-5-09 ST.MARY’S 67-74 L 278 (19)Kloke (7)Olorunnife12/11/09 PORTLAND 56-67 L 406 (18)Graham (9)Cheever12/13/09 atMontana 49-73 L 2471 (17)Kloke (7)Kuehu (17)Kuehu12/20/09 atLongBeachSt. 53-65 L 612 (15)Cheever (10)Kloke (15)Kloke12/28/09 UCSANTABARBARA 47-40 W 235 (11)Cheever (7)Kuehu (7)Olorunnife01/09/10 *FRESNOSTATE 64-72 L 326 (26)Kloke (7)Cheever1/13/10 *atHawai’i 52-62 L 1569 (13)Kuehu (10)Olorunnife01/16/10 *BOISESTATE 84-81 WOT 702 (25)Olorunnife (10)Olorunnife1/20/10 *atNMSU 68-65 W 1147 (14)Kloke (8)Kuehu (14)Olorunnife01/23/10 *atSanJoseState 53-58 L 2285 (19)Kloke (6)Otero1/27/10 *UTAHSTATE 55-57 L 477 (14)Kloke (9)Olorunnife (14)Kuehu01/30/10 *atLouisianaTech 71-74 LOT 5028 (17)Olorunnife (9)Kuehu (9)Olorunnife02/03/10 *NEVADA 61-53 W 343 (17)Kloke (8)Kuehu2/10/10 *atFresnoState 38-85 L 2345 (13)Kloke (6)Kloke02/13/10 *HAWAI`I 74-59 W 418 (25)Olorunnife (14)Olorunnife02/17/10 *atBoiseState 63-73 L 2027 (17)Kloke (9)Olorunnife02/20/10 *NEWMEXICOSTATE60-59 W 481 (15)Olorunnife (11)Olorunnife (15)Kloke02/24/10 *SANJOSESTATE 74-59 W 381 (16)Kuehu (7)Cheever (7)Olorunnife02/27/10 *atUtahState 54-53 W 522 (28)Kloke (7)Kloke (7)Cheever (7)Olorunnife03/03/10 *LOUISIANATECH 56-63 L 519 (18)Otero (14)Olorunnife03/06/10 *atNevada 69-62 W 1175 (26)Kloke (11)Olorunnife3/10/10 vsNewMexicoSt. 75-63 W 743 (23)Olorunnife (10)Olorunnife (10)Kuehu3/12/10 vsFresnoState 66-80 L 2001 (23)Olorunnife (8)Kloke

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2009-10 Season Results Idaho’s 2009-10 Record

Points Rebounds Assists Steals Double-Player 10+ 15+ 20+ 5+ 10+ 15+ 5+ 5+ DoublesOtero 9 4 0 3 0 0 7 1 0Bello 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Helsham 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Cheever 12 6 0 15 1 0 2 0 1Olorunnife 14 8 4 23 8 0 0 0 5Doran 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Graham 1 1 0 5 2 0 0 0 0Kuehu 21 8 2 22 2 0 2 1 2Kloke 25 17 3 21 1 0 1 0 1Pederson 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Sisel-Kumpfer0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Totals: 85 44 9 101 14 0 12 2 9

2009-10 Miscellaneous Stats


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2009-10 Western Athletic Conference Review

PlayeroftheYear: ShanaviaDowdell,LTUNewcomeroftheYear: TahneeRobinson,NevadaDefensivePlayeroftheYear: JaleesaRoss,FSUCoachoftheYear: AdrianWIggins,FSU

First-Team All-WACShanaviaDowdell,LouisianaTechTashaHarris,BoiseStateAdrienneJohnson,LouisianaTechTahneeRobinson,NevadaJaleesaRoss,FresnoSt.

Second-Team All-WACCrystalBoyd,NewMexicoStateRachele Kloke, IdahoShavonMoore,NevadaHayleyMunro,FresnoStateAmberWhite,UtahState

All-Defensive TeamAliceCoddington,UtahStateShanaviaDowdell,LouisianaTechAdrienneJohnson,LouisianaTechShavonMoore,NevadaJaleesaRoss,FresnoState

All-Freshman TeamBannaDiop,UtahStateLaurenLenhardt,BoiseStateJuliaMarshallBoiseStateRosieMoult,FresnoStateCamilaRosen,NewMexicoState

Conference Awards/Honors

OverallScoring7.RacheleKloke 14.5Rebounding2.YinkaOlorunnife 7.9Assists/game4.CharlotteOtero 3.3Steals/game10.CharlotteOtero 1.6Blocked Shots--FG Percentage--3-Pt. FG Percentage5.CharlotteOtero .3789.YinkaOlorunnife .340FT Percentage--3-Pt. FG Made/game--Offensive Rebounds/game5.YinkaOlorunnife 2.77Defensive Rebounds/game3.YinkaOlorunnife 5.077.DerisaTaleni 4.35Minutes Played/game1.CharlotteOtero 38.8*4.RacheleKloke 33.5 *LedNCAA

WAC Individual Statistical RankingsConference-Only

Scoring4.RacheleKloke 17.011.YinkaOlorunnife 11.9Rebounding2.YinkaOlorunnife 8.5Assists/game7.CharlotteOtero 3.13Steals/game4.ShaenaKuehu 2.067.CharlotteOtero 1.75Blocked Shots--FG Percentage1.CharlotteOtero .54310.RacheleKloke .4553-Pt. FG Percentage1.CharlotteOtero .50010.YinkaOlorunnife .35611.RacheleKloke .347FT Percentage5.YinkaOlorunnife .7643-Pt. FG Made/gameT10.CharlotteOtero 1.31T10.YinkaOlorunnife 1.31Offensive Rebounds/gameT4.YinkaOlorunnife 2.88Defensive Rebounds/game2.YinkaOlorunnife 5.63

OverallScoring Offense 60.5(6th)Scoring Defense 65.9(6th)Scoring Margin -5.6(7th)Field Goal Pct. .364(9th)Field Goal Pct. Defense .423(9th)3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. .306(5th)3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. Defense .372(9th)3-Pt. FG Made/game 6.97(2nd)Free Throw Pct. .671(7th)Rebounding Offense 36.2(7th)Rebounding Defense 40.0(8th)Rebounding Margin -3.7(9th)Assists/game 10.8(8th)Steals/game 7.6(7th)Turnover Margin +0.81(5th)Assist/Turnover Ratio 0.7(4th)Blocked Shots/game 2.4(9th)Offensive Rebounds/game 12.1(8th)Defensive Rebounds/game 24.1(7th)

WAC Team Statistical RankingsConference-Only

Scoring Offense 62.2(6th)Scoring Defense 64.7(6th)Scoring Margin -2.4(6th)Field Goal Pct. .377(7th)Field Goal Pct. Defense .439(9th)3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. .304(7th)3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. Defense .357(7th)3-Pt. FG Made/game 6.3(3rd)Free Throw Pct. .686(4th)Rebounding Offense 35.8(7th)Rebounding Defense 37.8(3rd)Rebounding Margin -2.1(5th)Assists/game 10.2(8th)Steals/game 8.00(4th)Turnover Margin +2.06(3rd)Assist/Turnover Ratio 0.7(4th)Blocked Shots/game 1.9(9th)Offensive Rebounds/game 11.8(7th)Defensive Rebounds/game 24.0(7th)

Conference OverallTeam W L Pct. W L Pct.1.FresnoState 16 0 1.000 27 6 .8182.LouisianaTech 11 5 .688 23 8 .7423.Nevada 10 6 .625 17 15 .5314. Idaho 8 8 .500 11 20 .3554.BoiseState 8 8 .500 19 12 .6134.NewMexicoState8 8 .500 18 13 .5817.UtahState 5 11 .313 13 17 .4338.Hawai`i 4 12 .250 10 20 .3339.SanJoseSt. 2 14 .125 6 23 .207

WAC Final Standings

Points--FG Attempts--3-Pt. FG MadeT2.ShaenaKuehu 5(atMontana,12-13-09)3-Pt. FG Pct.T4.ShaenaKuehu .714(5-7)(atMontana,12-13-09)Free Throw Pct.T1.RacheleKloke 1.000(8-8)(atNevada,3-6-10)Rebounds--StealsT2.ShaenaKuehu 8(atUtahState,2-27-10)

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