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WASHINGTON
LOREE PAYNE
QUICK FACTS
Location: ...................Seattle, WA 98195
Founded:..........................................1861
Enrollment:....................................34,000
Colors:................................Purple & Gold
President:................. Richard McCormick
Faculty Rep:....................Robert Aronson
Athletic Director:.............Barbara Hedges
Assoc. AD (SWA):..................Marie Tuite
BASKETBALL
Head Coach:...................June Daugherty
........................................(Ohio State '78)
Career Record: ..........204-140 (12 years)
Office:.............................. (206) 685-9105
Fax:................................. (206) 616-8906
Assistant Coaches: ..... Sunny Smallwood
........................................Mike Daugherty
...........................................Shimmy Gray
2000-01 Overall: .............................22-10
2000-01 Pac-10: .......................12-6/T1st
2000-01 Postseason:..............3-1, NCAA
Returning Starters:.................................3
Letterwinners Returning/Lost:.............8/3
MEDIA RELATIONS
SID: ......................................... Jim Daves
Basketball SID: ..................... Susan Reid
Office:.............................. (206) 543-2230
Fax:................................. (206) 543-5000
Home: ............................. (206) 320-1009
Email: ............... sreid@u.washington.edu
Website:..................www.gohuskies.com
Local Radio:................ KKNW (1150 AM)
2001-02 SCHEDULE
HUSKIES
Sun., Nov. 4 NWBL (Exh.) 1 p.m.
Mon., Nov. 12 P&P Lady Express (Exh.) 7 p.m.
Fri., Nov. 16 at Montana State 7 p.m.
Sun., Nov. 18 at Wisconsin 4 p.m.
Fri., Nov. 23 Northeastern (1) 8 p.m.
Sat., Nov. 24 Seattle Times Classic (1) 6/8 p.m.
Tue., Nov. 27 Boise State 7 p.m.
Fri., Nov. 30 at Saint Mary’s 7:05 p.m.
Sun., Dec. 2 at San Francisco 2 p.m
Fri., Dec. 7 Indiana (2) 8 p.m.
Sun., Dec. 9 Michigan (2) 3 p.m.
Fri., Dec. 21 *Washington State 7 p.m.
Fri., Dec. 28 *at Oregon 7 p.m.
Sun., Dec. 30 *at Oregon State (FSN) 1 p.m.
Fri., Jan. 4 *UCLA 7 p.m.
Sun., Jan. 6 *USC 1 p.m.
Thu., Jan. 10 *at Arizona State 7 p.m.
Sat., Jan. 12 *at Arizona (FSN) 2 p.m.
Thu., Jan. 17 *California 7 p.m.
Sat., Jan. 19 *Stanford 1 p.m.
Fri., Jan. 25 *at Washington State 7 p.m.
Fri., Feb. 1 *at USC 7 p.m.
Sun., Feb. 3 *at UCLA (FSN) 1 p.m.
Thu., Feb. 7 *Arizona 7 p.m.
Sat., Feb. 9 *Arizona State 1 p.m.
Thu., Feb. 14 *at Stanford 7 p.m.
Sat., Feb. 16 *at California 7 p.m.
Thu., Feb. 21 *Oregon State 7 p.m.
Sat., Feb. 23 *Oregon 1 p.m.
Fri.-Mon.,
Mar. 1-4 Pac-10 Tournament TBA
(1) Seattle Times Classic, Seattle, Wash.
(2) Pac-10/Big Ten Challenge, Seattle Wash.
All times are local to game sites.
ANDREA LALUM
GIULIANA MENDIOLA
LOREE PAYNE
2001-02 ROSTER
# Name Pos Ht Yr Exp Hometown (Last School)
23 Emily Autrey F 6-0 Jr. 2V Kennewick, Wash. (Kamiakin)
40 Kirsten Brockman F 6-0 Fr. HS Snohomish, Wash. (Snohomish)
20 Kayla Burt G 5-11 Fr. HS Arlington, Wash. (Arlington HS)
4 Sarah Keeler F 6-4 Fr. RS Pendleton, Ore. (Pendleton)
21 Andrea Lalum F/C 6-4 So. 1V Bozeman, Mont. (Bozeman)
31 Gioconda Mendiola G 5-6 So. 1V Lake Forest, Calif. (El Toro)
13 Giuliana Mendiola G 5-10 So. 1V Lake Forest, Calif. (El Toro)
24 Kellie O’Neill F 6-1 Jr. 2V Edmonds, Wash. (Meadowdale)
33 Kristen O'Neill G 6-1 Fr. HS Edmonds, Wash. (Meadowdale)
22 Loree Payne G 6-0 Jr. 2V Havre, Mont. (Havre)
41 Heather ReichmannF 6-1 Sr. 3V Seattle, Wash. (King’s)
44 Cheryl Sorenson F 6-0 Jr. 2V Milwaukie, Ore. (Clackamas)
*Has utilized redshirt year.

WASHINGTON
NOTEBOOK
STRENGTHS
• Eight letterwinners return from a squad that
engineered the biggest turnaround in Pac-10
history, going from a ninth-place Conference
finish in 2000 to a share of the 2001 Pac-10 title.
• Fresh off an NCAA Tournament run that took the
Huskies all the way to the Elite Eight, the 2001-02
roster is long on depth and experience.
• Three starters and four of the top five scorers
return from a year ago, led by JR G Loree Payne
(11.4 ppg), with 52 starts over the last two seasons.
• The sophomore class boasts the other returning
starters – Pac-10 All-Freshman G Giuliana
Mendiola (11.1 ppg) and Honorable Mention All-
Freshman F/C Andrea Lalum (9.4 ppg), an NCAA
West Region All-Tournament pick. The 5-11
Mendiola paced the team on the boards last
season (6.3 rpg).
• Washington has named four captains for 2001-
02, in a move to ensure a strong balance in
chemistry both on the court and off.
• FR G Kristen O’Neill leads a massive talent
infusion.
CONCERNS
• While any team would have a hard time replacing
a Megan Franza and the points she contributed,
the Huskies will need to find a go-to scorer
when the game is on the line.
• Replacing the leadership and experience lost
with the graduation of six seniors.
QUOTING COACH DAUGHERTY
"There is no question we want to continue to build
on the success we enjoyed last season. We want
to improve upon the success of winning the Pac-
10 Championship and being able to take the
program deep into the NCAA tournament to the
Elite Eight.
“The big challenge for us, obviously, is losing six
seniors and their leadership. But because so
many players saw quality playing time last year,
it’s not as if we are starting over from scratch. The
fact that we started two freshmen and a sophomore
the majority of the season speaks well to the
talent in the program. Our bench was deep and
everyone knew their role. We want to continue to
build on that experience and our depth will be a
key element to our continued improvement.”
2000-01 RESULTS
(22-10, 12-6)
11/6 RTU Clondica Riga Lat. (X)(1) W 98-84
11/12 Bay Area Pro-Am (X) (2) W 102-68
11/17 at Indiana (OT) L 74-77
11/19 at Michigan W 73-60
11/24 Connecticut L 54-100
11/27 at Boise State W 82-62
12/3 at Oklahoma State W 66-59
12/6 Nebraska W 69-57
12/17 St. Mary’s (Calif.) W 73-61
12/21 vs. Loyola Marymount (3)W 79-52
12/22 vs. James Madison (3) W 73-56
12/29 Colorado State L 64-66
1/4 *UCLA W 73-54
1/7 *USC (3OT) W 91-79
1/11 *at Arizona State W 66-62
1/13 *at Arizona L 72-88
1/18 *Oregon L 53-67
1/20 *Oregon State W 69-67
1/25 *at Stanford L 68-76
1/27 *at California W 69-68
2/3 *at Washington State W 91-71
2/8 *Arizona W 88-98
2/10 *Arizona State W 79-60
2/15 *Oregon State W 77-70
2/17 *Oregon (OT) L 60-64
2/22 *California W 78-71
2/24 *Stanford W 95-87
3/3 *Washington State W 80-64
3/8 *at USC L 76-88
3/10 *at UCLA L 56-81
3/16 Old Dominion (4) W 67-65
3/18 at Florida (4) W 86-75
3/24 Oklahoma (5) W 84-67
3/26 Southwest Missouri State (5)L 87-104
(1) Edmonds-Woodway HS, Seattle, Wash.
(2) Mountlake Terrace HS, Seattle, Wash.
(3) Seattle Times Classic, Seattle, Wash.
(4) NCAA First/Second Rounds,
Gainesville, Fla.
(5) NCAA West Regionals, Spokane,
Wash.
HUSKIES
ANDREA LALUM
SERIES RECORDS*
(Washington vs. Pac-10)
Arizona......................................23-8
Arizona State ..........................22-10
California...................................29-8
Oregon....................................27-31
Oregon State...........................36-21
Stanford ..................................12-22
UCLA ......................................21-11
USC ........................................17-13
Washington State....................42-10
*According to Washington’s historical
records
2000-01 STATISTICS
Player GP-GS Min FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Reb Avg PF-D A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg
Franza, Megan 32-32 30.7 178-444 .401 72-222 .324 87-128 .680 116 3.6 75/1 119 101 8 41 515 16.1
Mendiola, Giuliana 32-30 30.2 126-281 .448 39-113 .345 63-87 .724 202 6.3 72/1 126 86 2 35 354 11.1
Lalum, Andrea 32-20 22.5 109-232 .470 26-72 .361 56-76 .737 170 5.3 81/2 31 60 26 27 300 9.4
Payne, Loree 25-22 25.4 91-242 .376 47-135 .348 57-75 .760 57 2.3 26/0 42 50 0 17 286 11.4
O’Neill, Kellie 32-14 20.8 104-242 .430 15-45 .333 30-51 .588 154 4.8 60/1 27 41 9 25 253 7.9
Sheets, LeAnn 30-30 24.8 94-217 .433 0-3 .000 36-92 .391 206 6.9 105/7 38 71 15 27 224 7.5
Pimley, Jill 32-9 19.0 27-82 .329 11-29 .379 46-58 .793 78 2.4 69/1 65 48 1 34 111 3.5
Autrey, Emily 28-3 10.1 37-102 .363 9-35 .257 15-23 .652 51 1.8 28/0 18 31 1 21 98 3.5
Sorenson, Cheryl 27-0 8.5 24-65 .369 6-13 .462 9-16 .562 47 1.7 16/0 18 28 0 10 63 2.3
Halpenny, Carli 20-0 7.0 22-47 .468 0-0 .000 16-25 .640 41 2.0 29/0 7 11 4 1 60 3.0
Mendiola, Gioconda 25-0 7.0 19-49 .388 8-29 .276 3-7 .429 20 0.8 25/0 13 22 0 15 49 2.0
Erickson, Melissa 18-0 10.3 8-36 .222 0-2 .000 13-22 .591 33 1.8 33/0 6 13 0 4 29 1.6
Reichmann, Heather 17-0 5.1 9-29 .310 1-6 .167 2-4 .500 26 1.5 11/0 5 7 2 3 21 1.2
Duncan, Sarah 14-0 7.3 6-14 .429 3-9 .333 4-4 1.000 10 0.7 14/0 13 8 0 3 19 1.4
WASHINGTON 32 854-2082 .410 237-713 .332 437-668 .654 1351 42.2 645/13 528 578 68 263 2382 74.4
Opponents 32 812-1983 .409 157-510 .308 485-723 .671 1255 39.2 634/- 511 582 87 277 2266 70.8

WASHINGTON
Enters her sixth year at Washington
(81-66) and her 13th season
overall (204-140) as a head coach.
COACHING CAREER
JUNE DAUGHERTY
1997-present
Head Coach, University of Washington
• In 2001, led the Huskies to a share of the Pac-
10 Championship, their fourth straight
postseason berth and first NCAA Elite Eight
appearance since 1990.
• Guided Washington to the greatest turnaround
by a Pac-10 team from one year to the
next in 2001 (from ninth place to tie for first).
• Helped orchestrate the second-best turnaround
in the nation last season, as UW finished
22-10 overall to improve on an 8-22 finish
in 2000.
• Was inducted into the Ohio State Athletics
Hall of Fame in September 2000.
• Directed the Huskies to the postseason
Women’s NIT in 1999.
• Guided UW to back-to-back NCAA Tournament
appearances in 1997 and 1998.
• Washington jumped out to a 10-0 record in
1998, and soared as high as No. 7 in the early
season polls, before finishing with a 18-10
record.
• Led Washington to a 9-0 non-conference
record in 1998, the first time a Husky team ever
went undefeated in non-league play.
• In her first season at UW (1997), she led the
team to seven victories in its final eight regular
season games to earn an NCAA bid (17-11
overall).
• Named to the helm at Washington on May 10,
1996, becoming the seventh coach in Husky
women's basketball history.
1989-96
Head Coach, Boise State University
• Spent seven years at Boise State, posting a
123-74 record.
• Guided the Broncos to the Big Sky Tournament
six of seven seasons.
• Named Big Sky Co-Coach of the Year in
1994.
• Led Boise State to its first-ever NCAA Tournament
appearance in 1993-94.
• The Broncos won the Big Sky regular season
title in 1991-92 and shared the crown with
JUNE DAUGHERTY YEAR-BY-YEAR
ALL CONFERENCE POSTSEASON
Year School W-L W-L Fin. Conf. NCAA NIT
1989-90 Boise State 19-12 11-5 T-2nd Big Sky
1990-91 Boise State 12-15 8-8 5th Big Sky
1991-92 Boise State 22-7 14-2 1st Big Sky
1992-93 Boise State 19-8 9-5 3rd Big Sky
1993-94 Boise State 23-6 12-2 T-1st Big Sky 0-1
1994-95 Boise State 16-11 10-4 2nd Big Sky
1995-96 Boise State 12-15 9-5 2nd Big Sky
Boise State totals (7 years) 123-74 73-31
1996-97 Washington 17-11 12-6 T-4th Pac-10 0-1
1997-98 Washington 18-10 9-9 5th Pac-10 0-1
1998-99 Washington 16-13 11-7 5th Pac-10 1-1
1999-00 Washington 8-22 4-12 9th Pac-10
2000-01 Washington 22-10 12-6 T-1st Pac-10 3-1
Washington totals (5 years) 81-66 48-40 3-3 1-1
Career totals (12 years) 204-140 121-71 3-4 1-1
(.593) (.630) (.750) (.500)
Montana in 1993-94.
• Boise State reached an all-time high of 4,003
fans per game in 1994, the NCAA Tournament
season.
• During her tenure at BSU, more than 30
student-athletes were named to the Big Sky
All-Academic team.
• In her first season at BSU (1989), home
attendance rose from 500 fans per game to
more than 2,000 by the end of the season.
• Served as an assistant on the West Team at
the 1995 Olympic Sports Festival.
1985-89
Assistant Coach, Stanford University
• In her final season at Stanford (1989), helped
lead the Cardinal to its first Pac-10 title with an
18-0 Conference mark and finished 28-3 overall.
1983-85
Assistant Coach, Kent State University
1978-81
Player-coach, Union Sportive Vierzon Club
based in France.
PERSONAL
1978
Earned her degree in sociology from Ohio
State.
1975-78
• As a senior in 1978, earned All-America
honors and was a Wade Trophy finalist.
• Under her maiden name June Brewer, she
led Ohio State to consecutive Big Ten
Championships in 1977 and 1978.
• Team captain as a senior in 1978.
HUSKIES
• She and her husband Mike, a Washington
assistant, are the parents of seven-year old
twins, Doc and Breanne.
JUNE DAUGHERTY
DID YOU KNOW? As a senior at Ohio State
in 1978, Daugherty earned All-America honors
and was a Wade Trophy finalist.

WASHINGTON
SCHOOL RECORD HOLDERS
POINTS
Career: ...........................2027 ............................................................ Jamie Redd, 1996-99
Season:............................583 .........................................................Rhonda Smith, 1994-95
Game: ................................39 .............. Shaunda Green vs. Northern Illinois, Nov. 30,1991
REBOUNDS
Career: ...........................1003 ..............................................................Amber Hall, 1996-99
Season:............................399 ........................................................Margie Nielson, 1977-78
Game: ................................25 ........... Margie Nielson vs. Alaska-Anchorage, Jan. 20, 1977
...........................................25 ................Margie Nielson vs. Brigham Young, Dec.17, 1976
ASSISTS
Career: .............................559 ........................................................Leteia Hughley, 1982-85
Season:............................161 ....................................................... Lisa Raschkow, 1986-87
Game: ................................13 ...............Leteia Hughley vs. Brigham Young, Dec. 16, 1983
...........................................13 .............. Katia Foucade vs. Southwest Missouri State, 1995
STEALS
Career: .............................342 ........................................................Leteia Hughley, 1982-85
Season:............................102 ........................................................Margie Nielson, 1977-78
Game: ................................11 .................................Julia Gray vs. Gonzaga, Nov. 24, 1998
THREE-POINT FG MADE
Career: .............................211 ........................................................ Megan Franza, 2000-01
Season:..............................72 ..............................................................Megan Franza, 2001
Game: ..................................7 ............................... Megan Franza vs. UCLA, Mar. 10, 2001
BANK OF AMERICA ARENA (10,000)
HUSKIES
RETURNING PLAYER CAREER STATISTICS
AMBER HALL
YEAR-BY-YEAR
RECORD
CONF. ALL
Year W-L Fin. W-L Post.
86-87..... 14-4..... 2......23-7 NCAA
87-88..... 16-2..... 1......25-5 NCAA
88-89..... 15-3..... 2......23-10 NCAA
89-90..... 17-1..... 1t.....28-3 NCAA
90-91..... 15-3..... 2......24-5 NCAA
91-92..... 9-9....... 6......17-11
92-93..... 11-7..... 3......17-12 NCAA
93-94..... 12-6..... 4......21-8 NCAA
94-95..... 13-5..... 2......29-5 NCAA
95-96..... 10-8..... 3t.....16-13
96-97..... 12-6..... 4t.....17-11 NCAA
97-98..... 9-9....... 5t.....18-10 NCAA
98-99..... 11-7..... 5......16-13 NWIT
99-00..... 4-14..... 9......8-22
00-01..... 12-6..... 1t.....22-10 NCAA
Player (years) G-GS FG/FGA FG% 3P/3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS AVG REB AVG PF/D AST TO BLK STL MIN
Emily Autrey (2) 58-17 93-234 .395 12-45 .267 68-94 .723 266 4.6 184 3.2 99-1 36 89 2 51 858
Andrea Lalum (1) 32-20 109-232 .470 26-72 .361 56-76 .737 300 9.4 170 5.3 81/2 31 60 26 27 719
Gioconda Mendiola (1) 25-0 19-49 .388 8-29 .276 3-7 .429 49 2.0 20 0.8 25/0 13 22 0 15 175
Giuliana Mendiola (1) 32-30 126-281 .448 39-113 .345 63-87 .724 354 11.1 202 6.3 72/1 126 86 2 35 963
Kellie O'Neill (2) 53-23 160-361 .443 17-51 .333 51-82 .622 388 7.3 266 5.0 108-2 37 68 10 40 1046
Loree Payne (2) 55-52 274-699 .392 107-334 .320 152-190 .800 807 14.7 163 3.0 70-0 120 194 4 53 1673
Heather Reichmann (3) 67-10 68-183 .372 7-22 .318 19-27 .704 162 2.4 150 2.2 86-0 25 50 8 26 624
Cheryl Sorenson (2) 55-0 61-155 .394 12-58 .207 20-38 .526 154 2.8 102 1.9 43-0 33 61 2 20 510