Bird earned ten entries in the Stanford record book this season and ends her college career with thirteen.
Karlie matched two Stanford records this season, earned seven other entries in the Stanford record book, and had two other noteworthy accomplishments. She ends her college career with eleven entries in the Stanford record book.
Bri earned one entry in the Stanford record book.
Kaylee did not earn any entries in the Stanford record book this season, but she retains two freshman records and five other entries that she earned in the past two seasons.
Alanna earned two entries in the Stanford record book.
Marta earned one entry in the Stanford record book this season, and she retains the three entries and the Pac-12 tournament record that she earned last season.
The team broke one Stanford record this season and earned seven other entries in the Stanford record book.
Erica ("Bird") McCall
Blocks
Bird blocked 63 shots this season, including this one that sealed Stanford's 76-75 victory over Notre Dame in the NCAA Elite 8.
Bird blocked 200 shots in her career, which places her fourth in Career Blocks. That's just one less than Val Whiting in third place and two less than Chiney Ogwumike in second place.
She blocked 66 shots last season, which placed her in a three-way tie with Chiney Ogwumike and Joslyn Tinkle for third place in Single-Season Blocks. Her 63 blocks this season also places her in sixth.
Bird also is also in a tie with Joslyn Tinkle for second place in Single-Game Blocks, which she earned last season with seven blocks against Utah on February 21, 2016.
Rebounds
Bird grabbed 976 rebounds in her career, which places her seventh in Career Rebounds behind Val Whiting in sixth place.
She grabbed 343 rebounds this season, which places her twelfth in Single-Season Rebounds behind Kaylee Johnson and Jayne Appel who are tied for tenth (Appel is also in seventh place).
Bird is also in twelfth place in Single-Season Rebounds Per Game, which she earned last season with 9.4.
Points scored
Bird scored 1,376 points in her career, which places her 23rd among the 37 members of the Stanford 2,000/1,000 Point Club.
Games played and started
Bird played in 144 games in her career, which places her sixth in Career Games Played with just one less than Nneka and Chiney Ogwumike who are tied for fifth place.
Bird played in all 38 games this season. She joins Karlie, Bri, Alanna, Marta and seven members of the 2008-09 and 2009-10 teams in sixth place in Single-Season Games Played. (Five members of the 2007-08 team share first place with 39 games).
She started in all 38 games, which places her in a tie with Nneka Ogwumike, Kayla Pedersen, Jayne Appel and Jeanette Pohlen for fourth place in Single-Season Starts.
Minutes played
Bird played 1,220 minutes this season, which places her sixth in Single-Season Minutes Played behind Candice Wiggins in fifth.
Karlie Samuelson
3-Pointers
Karlie sank 249 3-pointers in her career, which places her third in Career 3-Pointers, between Jeanette Pohlen in second and sister Bonnie in fourth.
She attempted 562 in her career, which places her fourth in Career 3-Point Attempts behind sister Bonnie in third.
She made 44.3% of her 3-point attempts in her career, which places her second in Career 3-Point Percentage, behind Jennifer Azzi's 45.2%.
Karlie sank 96 3-pointers this season, which places her in a tie with Jeanette Pohlen for the Single-Season 3-Pointers Made record. She is also in tenth place with the 80 she made last season.
She attempted 198 3-pointers this season, which places her sixth in Single-Season 3-Point Attempts behind Krista Rappahahn and Candice Wiggins who are tied for fourth
Karlie made her 3-pointers this season at a rate of 48.5%, which ranked second in the nation, and which places her second in Single-Season 3-Point Percentage behind Jennifer Azzi's 49.5%. She also holds third place in that category with 47.3% in her junior year.
Free Throws
Karlie didn't draw many fouls. But when she did get to the line, she swished free throws at a rate of 83.3% in her career, which places her second in Career Free Throw Percentage behind Kelly Suminski in first.
She made 86.4% of her free throws this season, which places her ninth in Single-Season Free Throw Percentage behind Jeanne Ruark Hoff in eighth.
Points scored
Karlie scored 1,164 points in her career, which places her 30th among the 37 members of the Stanford 2,000/1,000 Point Club.
Games played
Karlie played in all 38 games this season. She joins Bird, Bri, Alanna, Marta and seven members of the 2008-09 and 2009-10 teams in sixth place in Single-Season Games Played. (Five members of the 2007-08 team share first place with 39 games).
Minutes played
Karlie played 1,274 minutes this season, which places her in a tie with Kayla Pedersen for the Single-Season Minutes Played record and which ranked fourth-best in the nation. She played for at least 37 minutes half of the season (19 games) and for the entire game nine times.
Briana Roberson
Games played
Bri played in all 38 games this season. She joins Bird, Karlie, Alanna, Marta and seven members of the 2008-09 and 2009-10 teams in sixth place in Single-Season Games Played. (Five members of the 2007-08 team share first place with 39 games).
Kaylee Johnson
Kaylee did not earn any places in the Stanford record book this season, but retains the places she earned in her freshman and sophomore seasons.
Blocks
Kaylee is in third place in Freshman blocks.
She is in eleventh place in Single-Season Blocks with the 54 she had in her freshman season and in thirteenth place with the 51 she had in her sophomore season.
Rebounds
Kaylee holds the Freshman Rebounds record and the Freshman Rebounds Per Game record.
She is tied with Jayne Appel for tenth place in Single-Season Rebounds and is in tenth place in Single-Season Rebounds Per Game.
Alanna Smith
Blocks
Alanna blocked 61 shots this season, which places her in a tie with Jayne Appel for eighth place in Single-Season Blocks (Appel is also in first and second place.)
Games played
Alanna played in all 38 games this season. She joins Bird, Karlie, Bri, Marta and seven members of the 2008-09 and 2009-10 teams in sixth place in Single-Season Games Played. (Five members of the 2007-08 team share first place with 39 games).
Marta Sniezek
Assists
Marta dished 169 assists this season and has a career total to-date of 278, which do not earn places in the Stanford record book.
But she retains the entries she earned last season: A three-way tie for third place in Single-Game Assists, eighth place in Freshman Assists, and ninth place in Freshman Assists Per Game.
And her 13 assists on March 3, 2015 vs Washington in the Pac-12 Tournament still holds as the Pac-12 Tournament Single-Game record.
Games played
Marta played in all 38 games this season. She joins Bird, Karlie, Bri, Alanna and seven members of the 2008-09 and 2009-10 teams in sixth place in Single-Season Games Played. (Five members of the 2007-08 team share first place with 39 games).
The 2016-17 Team
The team won 32 games this season, tied with Washington for second place in the Pac-12, won the Pac-12 Tournament for the 12th time and advanced to the NCAA Final Four for the 13th time.
The team extended its Pac-12 record for most 20-win seasons to 27 and retained its record for most conference championships (23).
The team blocked 212 shots, which breaks the Single-Season Blocked Shots record of 211 set in 2015-16.
The team also earned these entries in Single-Season Team records:
A tie with the 2008-09 and the 2009-10 teams for second place in Games Played (38).
Ninth place in Lowest Opponent Scoring Average (56.5).
Eighth place in Lowest Opponent Field-Goal Percentage (.350).
Eighth place in 3-Point Field Goals (236 ).
Eighth place in Rebounds (1,562 ).
The team blocked 12 shots at New Mexico State on March 18, 2017, which places it in a 5-way time for third place in Single-Game Blocked Shots
The team won by 58 points vs Yale on Dec 28, 2016, which places it in a three-way tie for fifth place in Single-Game Margin of Victory.
No comments:
Post a Comment