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Special visitors at next UConn home game
When UConn plays Louisville a week from tomorrow at the XL Center, the Mater Dei High School team will be in attendance.
Mater Dei, led by UConn signee Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, will be in New England to take part in the HoopHall Classic on Jan. 14 when the Monarchs play Murry Bergtraum at 6 p.m. at Springfield College.
Mosqueda-Lewis, a 6-foot senior wing, is averaging 22 points a game for 13-1 Mater Dei.
MOORE ABOUT TO JOIN SOME SELECT COMPANY
With four points in Saturday's game at Notre Dame, she would become the 24th Division I women's player with 2,500 points and 1,000 rebounds.
Player, Team Points Reb.
Patricia Hoskins, Mississippi Val. 3,122 1,662
Lorri Bauman, Drake 3,115 1,050
Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee 3,025 1,295
Cheryl Miller, Southern California 3,018 1,534
LaToya Thomas, Mississippi St. 2,981 1,108
Valorie Whiteside, Appalachian St. 2,944 1,369
Alysha Clark, Belmont/Middle Tenn. 2,865 1,378
Crystal Kelly, Western Ky. 2,803 1,258
Andrea Congreaves, Mercer 2,796 1,141
Angel McCoughtry, Louisville 2,779 1,261
Courtney Paris, Oklahoma 2,729 2,034
Cindy Brown, Long Beach St. 2,696 1,184
Sue Wicks, Rutgers 2,655 1,357
Carolyn Thompson, Texas Tech 2,655 1,247
Janet Harris, Georgia 2,641 1,398
Wanda Ford, Drake 2,636 1,887
Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt 2,602 1,272
Anita Maxwell, New Mexico St. 2,601 1,189
Lisa Ingram, La.-Monroe 2,601 1,173
Deborah Temple, Delta St./Miss. 2,573 1,261
Cheryl Taylor, Tennessee Tech 2,526 1,532
Albena Branzova, FIU 2,515 1,092
Diana Vines, DePaul 2,504 1,269
Mater Dei, led by UConn signee Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, will be in New England to take part in the HoopHall Classic on Jan. 14 when the Monarchs play Murry Bergtraum at 6 p.m. at Springfield College.
Mosqueda-Lewis, a 6-foot senior wing, is averaging 22 points a game for 13-1 Mater Dei.
MOORE ABOUT TO JOIN SOME SELECT COMPANY
With four points in Saturday's game at Notre Dame, she would become the 24th Division I women's player with 2,500 points and 1,000 rebounds.
Player, Team Points Reb.
Patricia Hoskins, Mississippi Val. 3,122 1,662
Lorri Bauman, Drake 3,115 1,050
Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee 3,025 1,295
Cheryl Miller, Southern California 3,018 1,534
LaToya Thomas, Mississippi St. 2,981 1,108
Valorie Whiteside, Appalachian St. 2,944 1,369
Alysha Clark, Belmont/Middle Tenn. 2,865 1,378
Crystal Kelly, Western Ky. 2,803 1,258
Andrea Congreaves, Mercer 2,796 1,141
Angel McCoughtry, Louisville 2,779 1,261
Courtney Paris, Oklahoma 2,729 2,034
Cindy Brown, Long Beach St. 2,696 1,184
Sue Wicks, Rutgers 2,655 1,357
Carolyn Thompson, Texas Tech 2,655 1,247
Janet Harris, Georgia 2,641 1,398
Wanda Ford, Drake 2,636 1,887
Wendy Scholtens, Vanderbilt 2,602 1,272
Anita Maxwell, New Mexico St. 2,601 1,189
Lisa Ingram, La.-Monroe 2,601 1,173
Deborah Temple, Delta St./Miss. 2,573 1,261
Cheryl Taylor, Tennessee Tech 2,526 1,532
Albena Branzova, FIU 2,515 1,092
Diana Vines, DePaul 2,504 1,269
Labels: Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, Maya Moore
posted by Jim Fuller at
3:17 PM
1 Comments:
Interesting that there are no UConn players on this list. I guess that speaks to the depth of the teams over the years, the great team play, and Geno's recruitment to get stars who play within the team context.
For some reason I am remembering Michael Jordan's days with the Bulls, and how they never won a championship until that series with the Lakers in which Jordan would drive, draw the double-team, then pass to John Paxson who would then bury the open jumper.
Jordan would score 63 against the Celtics and the Bulls would lose, he would score in the 20s and the Bulls would win.
Obviously, some of those names on the list came from very successful teams (Miller at USC, Holdsclaw at UTenn), those seem to be in the minority however.
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