1994 NCAA Champions
1994 NCAA Championship game: UNC 60, Louisiana Tech 59
Charlotte Smith had to wait for the
again in Charlottesville on Feb. 9, 83-74.
replay to watch the biggest shot in North
There were a few other close calls,
Carolina women’s basketball history fall
though. At the ACC Tournament in Rock
through the net. She was the one who
Hill, S.C., the defense stiffened to beat
released it, just before time expired in the
Clemson 65-64 and advance to the final.
1994 NCAA Championship game, but
Having survived that scare, Carolina finalultimately her line of vision was blocked.
ly got the better of Virginia, 77-60 in the
“I didn’t look at it,” Smith said. “And
championship game, to claim its first conthe mob got me before I knew it had gone
ference crown since 1984.
in.”
After advancing through first and secThat mob, made of her teammates, had
ond-round NCAA Tournament games in
good reason to be excited. Just three years
Chapel Hill, UNC traveled to the East
earlier, when the seniors on that team were
Regional at Rutgers. There, the Tar Heels
freshmen, North Carolina had finished at
beat Vanderbilt 73-69, despite playing
the bottom of the Atlantic Coast
without Smith, who served a one-game
Conference. So to have hit those heights,
suspension for fighting during the second
earning the program’s–and the conferround win against Old Dominion.
ence’s–first NCAA title, was almost too Nathan Darling
Crawley picked up the slack with a seaAfter hitting the winning shot, Charlotte Smith enjoys the postgame bedlam. son-high 22 points. An 81-69 victory
much to be believed.
The success had been building steadily.
against Connecticut put North Carolina in
Since the 1991 season, when UNC finits first Final Four.
ished 12-16 for its fourth consecutive losing season, the Tar Heels had put togethIn Richmond, Va., UNC enjoyed its trip but didn’t forget it was there to take care
er back-to-back 20-win campaigns. Sylvia Hatchell’s team headed into the 1993- of business. The Tar Heels put on a dunking display at practice, then got serious
94 season with five returning starters and an outstanding freshman point guard
and won easily in the national semifinal against Purdue, 89-74, to advance to the
named Marion Jones, who would go on to gain fame on the track.
NCAA Championship game.
First, however, Jones made an indelible mark at UNC in basketball. By the
On April 3, Louisiana Tech led through most of the first half, but never by more
fourth game of the season, Jones was a starter, and she went on to set an ACC
than five. The Tar Heels trailed by two when they got the ball out of bounds on a
record for steals by a freshman. Joining her in Carolina’s regular lineup were four possession arrow with a mere 00:00.7 showing on the clock. After two timeouts,
experienced players: seniors Sylvia Crawley and Tonya Sampson, and juniors Lawrence inbounded the ball to Smith on the right wing. The rest, as they say, is
Stephanie Lawrence and Smith.
history.
The Tar Heels opened the 1993-94 season with 11 consecutive wins and climbed
“It makes it even more special to know that we came from the bottom to the top,”
to No. 4 in the country before falling at home to Virginia, 77-75 on Jan. 12. The Crawley said after the game. “This is the way I’ve always dreamed about it, and
Cavaliers would prove to be the only team to defeat UNC that season, winning my dreams have finally come true.”
1994 NCAA Championship Game
NORTH CAROLINA 60, LOUISIANA TECH 59
April 3, 1994 • Richmond, Va. (11,966)
La. Tech FG 3FG FT REB PF A BS ST TP M
A. Brown 2-6 0-1 0-0
2 3 0 0 0
4 13
Johnson 6-15 0-2 0-0 10 2 1 0 1 12 40
Spurlock 1-4 0-0 0-0
6 4 0 1 2
2 29
Thomas 6-14 1-1 2-2
4 3 1 0 2 15 24
Williams 4-19 0-4 0-1
6 0 1 0 1
8 27
Neal
0-3 0-0 6-8
2 2 2 1 4
6 26
Brown
1-2 0-0 0-0
2 5 0 0 2
2 18
Riser
0-0 0-0 0-0
1 0 0 1 0
0 3
Walker
5-7 0-0 0-0
5 0 0 0 0 10 20
Team
6
Totals
25-70 1-8 8-11 44 19 5 3 12 59
.357 .125 .727
UNC
FG 3FG FT REB PF A BS ST TP M
Smith
7-19 1-3 5-7 23 2 2 2 0 20 40
Sampson 9-25 3-7 0-0
8 4 1 0 2 21 38
Crawley 4-7 0-0 6-8
4 2 1 3 1 14 39
Jones
0-5 0-1 2-3
2 3 3 1 0
2 22
Lawrence 1-2 1-1 0-0
4 1 5 0 1
3 40
Cooper
0-2 0-1 0-1
0 0 0 0 1
0 12
McKee
0-0 0-0 0-0
0 0 0 0 0
0 1
Suddreth 0-0 0-0 0-0
0 1 0 0 0
0 2
Gear
0-1 0-0 0-0
1 1 1 0 0
0 6
Team
6
Totals
21-61 5-13 13-19 48 14 13 6 5 60
.344 .385 .684
La. Tech
32 27
– 59
North Carolina 32 28
– 60
Turnovers: La. Tech 15 (Neal 4); UNC 21 (Smith, Crawley 6)
Officials: June Courteau, John Morningstar
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Sylvia Crawley, Sylvia Hatchell and Tonya Sampson celebrate the victory. At right, Crawley
and Charlotte Smith field questions at the postgame press conference.
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Nathan Darling
– Stephanie Lawrence Yelton (Junior on the ’94 team)
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1994 NCAA Champions
“When I was recruited out of high school, the team had only
won a few conference games the year before I attended. UNC
was not the powerhouse of today. It just a short three-year
span, Coach Hatchell took that team from last in the conference (or close to it) to National Champions. It brings tears to
my eyes to relive that moment. As each player, each coach,
and each manager knows, it was a journey. A journey that
started years earlier. A journey that ended in a special moment
for each of us. It was not an easy season nor an easy journey.
“We fought for every opportunity that was afforded us. But
what meant the most for each of us was that we truly believed
– believed in ourselves, believed in our coaches, believed in
our university. We believed it was our turn.
“This team holds a bond to one another that no one can ever
break. No matter the miles between us, the months between
phone calls, or the years between visits, we are still connected
by a great moment in time.”
1994 NCAA Champions
Celebrating the 1994 NCAA Championship Squad
Front (left to right): Manager Carla Chapman, asst. coach Emily Johnson, Tonya Sampson, Sylvia Crawley, undergraduate asst. Toni Montgomery, manager Lynn Glover
Back (left to right): Academic advisor Jan Boxill, asst. coach Ann Hancock, asst. coach Andrew Calder, Kim Rouse, Marion Jones, Stephanie Lawrence, Charlotte Smith,
Maja Vukojicic, Gwendolyn Gillingham, Carrie McKee, Tonya Jackson, Tonya Cooper, Lori Gear, Jill Suddreth, video technician Edgar Farmer, head coach Sylvia Hatchell
The title team: Where are they now?
Hatchell
Calder
Hancock
Murphy
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Sylvia Hatchell (Head Coach)
Is in her 18th season as the head
coach at UNC and enters the 2003-04
season with a career record of 630255, 358-175 at Carolina.
Andrew Calder (Assistant Coach)
Is in his 18th season on the UNC
staff, currently as assistant head coach.
Ann Hancock (Assistant Coach)
Is in her fifth season as the head
women’s basketball coach at UNC
Wilmington
Emily Johnson Murphy
(Assistant Coach)
Works in agent services for Pinnacle
Benefits Group, Inc., and lives in
Winston-Salem, N.C., with husband
Chris and daughter Ella Jane, who is
almost 3.
Tonya Cooper Williams
(Sophomore Guard)
Works as a child support officer for
Orange County and lives in Durham,
N.C., with her husband, two cats and
one dog.
Sylvia Crawley
(Senior Center)
Plays for the WNBA’s San Antonio
Silver Stars and interns in the marketing and advertising offices for the
Silver Stars, Spurs and Rampage. She
also has started a line of custom clothing called Ephod Customs.
Lori Gear McBride
(Freshman Guard)
Is in her first season as an assistant
women’s basketball coach at
Charlotte following five years at
Seton Hall. She is married to Pat
McBride.
Cooper
Gwendolyn Gillingham
(Junior Center)
Lives in Winter Haven, Fla., where
she is a stay-at-home mom to Lorelei
(4) and Weston (3).
Tonya Jackson
(Sophomore Forward)
Works as a preschool teacher in
Crawley
Chapel Hill and is pursuing a master’s
degree in school counseling at N.C.
Central
Marion Jones
(Freshman Guard)
Won five medals in track and field at
the 2002 Summer Games and remains
one of the world’s top female sprintGear
ers.
Stephanie Lawrence Yelton
(Junior Guard)
Is in her third season as the head
women’s basketball coach at
Charleston Southern University. She
and her husband, Jack, an assistant
football coach at CSU, live in
Gillingham Summerville, S.C., with two cats,
Brody and Mrs. Bigglesworth.
Lawrence
Smith
Boxill
Farmer
Carrie McKee (Junior Center)
Works for YoungLife in Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Charlotte Smith-Taylor
(Junior Forward)
Is in her second season as an assistant coach at UNC and has played the
last five seasons with the WNBA’s
Charlotte Sting. She is married to
Johnny C. Taylor Jr.
Tonya Sampson (Senior Forward)
Owns a mortgage company and three
laundromats in Durham, N.C.
Jill Suddreth (Junior Guard)
Athletic coordinator for the City of
Durham Parks and Recreation
Maja Vukojicic Martin
(Sophomore Forward)
Is a dentist and lives in Durham,
N.C., with her husband, Chris
Jan Boxill (Academic Advisor)
A philosophy professor at UNC, still
serves as the academic advisor and
public address announcer for the Tar
Heels
Edgar Farmer (Video Technician)
In his second year as an assistant
women’s basketball coach at Wofford
University
Toni Montgomery
(Undergraduate Assistant Coach)
Works as a social worker in Hampton,
Va., and has a 6-year-old son, Tony Jr.
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Charlotte Smith-Taylor
Junior forward on the 1994 team
“When we got the jump ball with seven-tenths
of a second to play, I thought, ‘it’s over.” In the
huddle, I was feeling heartbroken. When Coach
Hatchell said we were going to go for the win, I
thought ‘who is she going to pick?’ and when I
found out it was me, my first reaction was, ‘If I
miss this shot, I’ll never hear the end of it.’ Then
I tried to remember what play she had called.
“When I was about to take the shot, I just
thought, ‘Please God, let it go in,’ then I released
it.”
Lori Gear McBride
Freshman guard on the 1994 team
“It was extremely surreal. It happened so fast,
and I didn’t really believe it was happening to us.
I just kept thinking, ‘Oh my God, oh my God’,
while my arms were locked with Kim’s and
Gwendolyn’s. Next thing I knew, we were all in
a pile in the middle of the court. I think the most
hilarious thing was seeing Coach Calder in the
locker room afterward with a huge scrape on his
chin from being on the bottom of our pile.”
Tiffany Tucker
Sophomore center on the 2004 team, 11 years
old at the time of the game
“When the shot went in, I went crazy. I was just
really going bananas. My mom asked me what
was wrong and I said, ‘Charlotte hit the shot!’
She had no clue what I was talking about.”
“We were going to run our 20 series for Sylvia,
a lob in front of the goal. I told Stephanie
Lawrence – and she was so smart, that’s why
she’s a Division I coach – ‘if Sylvia is not wide
open, call another timeout.’ That’s why you save
your timeouts. So we went out there and ran that
play, but Stephanie didn’t think Sylvia was open
enough and she called another timeout.
“We came over and I asked Ann Hancock, who
was keeping the stats, what had worked. She
said 30s, so I went to the huddle and told the
players we were going to run 30s and I said
‘Charlotte, be behind the three.’ In the way the
play usually is, you curl around to the baseline
right beside the lane and have a nice little jump
shot. Charlotte had done that a couple of times
in the game. I told her to go out beyond the
three this time, that we were going for the win,
not the tie. I told Stephanie, you’ve got to get it
out there to her. I knew they’d be all over Tonya
Sampson and we had just run the play for
Sylvia, so I knew they’d be expecting the lob.
“Charlotte was right between me and the basket
and as soon as it left her hand you could see it
was right on line. You could see it was going in.
That thing went in and, Lord have mercy, All I
could think was, ‘We won the game, now go
shake hands’. It seemed like a dream. That
whole season seemed like a dream because three
years earlier we had been the last place team in
the conference. In three years, we’d taken such
strides.
“That team was so much fun. Nobody got tired,
nobody got burned out. It was just like destiny,
like it was meant to be.”
Sylvia Crawley
Senior center on the 1994 team
“I was the one that set a screen on Charlotte’s
man in order for her to take ‘the shot’ Because of
this, my back was toward her when she took the
shot. I can recall the ball going over my head
and seeming to move in slow motion to the basket. It seemed like the entire building was completely silent. The shot went in and the ball came
out of the net and into my hands, then I heard
the crowd screaming and it hit me ... we won the
game!!!”
Carrie Davis
Senior center on the 2004 team, 12 years old at
the time of the game
“I remember watching the shot on the news that
night. I was watching cartoons or something during the game.”
Tonya Cooper Williams
Sophomore forward on the 1994 team
“I remember sitting on the bench near the end of
that game. All of us were holding hands so tight.
AllSport/Jim Gund I remember just really believing that we still had
Charlotte Smith’s buzzer-beating three-pointer won the 1994
Gwendolyn Gillingham
a chance to win the game. I jumped out of my
NCAA title for North Carolina. The shot was so dramatic, most
Junior center on the 1994 team
seat when the shot went in and rushed onto the
people who saw it remember the moment well, whether they
“I remember sitting on the bench holding
floor. All of us seemed to just fall into a big pile
were watching TV at home or sitting on the UNC bench.
hands, praying with the other players. I remem– at least it felt like a big pile, but it may have
ber not seeing the shot – I didn’t want to watch. I
just been a few of us. I remember it being like a catharsis, a release of emotions.
was looking down, thinking, ‘Well, that’s it. It’s over.’ Then everyone was jumpAll of the hard work and time devoted to basketball just flowed out in tears.”
ing, screaming, saying she made it. And I remember being dumbfounded. I
couldn’t believe it. Not only that we had actually won, but that I missed seeing
Stephanie Lawrence Yelton
the shot!
Junior guard on the 1994 team
“That’s OK, though, I’ve seen plenty of replays over the last 10 years to make
“I can remember those last moments of the game like they happened this mornup for it.”
ing. It had been my job to throw the inbounds pass for every inbounds play for
my entire career, not just for that one play. When the ball was tied up by Marion
Emily Johnson Murphy
Jones under our basket with .7 seconds left in the game, Coach Hatchell called a
Assistant coach on the 1994 team
timeout to run a play designed for Sylvia Crawley to receive a lob pass just in
“I remember thinking during the last timeout that somehow, some way we are
front of the rim. During that timeout, both Coach Ann Hancock and Coach Emily
going to win this game. As the play developed and Charlotte placed herself
Johnson (now Murphy) reminded me that we still had one timeout left.
behind the three-point line, from the bench I was in a perfect line with her. As
As I stepped onto the court to run this play, I remembered earlier in the game
she released the basketball, I knew it was in. I was just waiting to watch it go
that Louisiana Tech had switched the screen and tapped the pass away for a steal.
through the net. It did and I rushed onto the court looking for someone to hug.”
So as that play developed, I watched to see if they were going to play it the same
way, which they did, so I called our last timeout.
Sylvia Hatchell
“From this point, we went to the bench and all the players grasped each others
Head coach at UNC since 1986
hands. We were ready for whatever the coaches had for us. It didn't take the
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A Decade Later, Memories of ‘The Shot’
1994 National Champions
A Decade Later, Memories of ‘The Shot’
staff long to make a decision on a play and then get right in the huddle with
us. Coach Hatchell drew up ‘the play’, which had two options at the time: the
first to Tonya Sampson coming toward the basket for the tie and the second to
Charlotte Smith for the win. I can remember stepping onto the court with great
confidence. It seems funny that I get more nervous now thinking about the
magnitude of ‘the pass’ than I ever did during the game. At the time I was
very calm and confident.
“As the play developed, Tonya Sampson was triple-teamed by the Louisiana
Tech defenders (which was smart, because she was our All-American that year).
My defender, Charlotte's defender, and Tonya’s defender played the play. My
next option was to look for Charlotte behind the three-point arc on the opposite
side of the court. From where I stood, all I could see was her hand in the air
behind a screening Sylvia Crawley and Sylvia's 6-5 defender. I aimed for
Charlotte's hand. I couldn't tell if it had gotten to her. I stepped in-bounds and
looked up. I saw the ball in flight to the basket and it seemed to take minutes, not
seconds, for the ball to reach the basket.
“Remember, I was underneath the basket, so I could see the ball approaching
the basket from underneath. As the ball approached the basket I mentally cheered
it on (GO, GO, GO!) and the rest is history. It took me a second to realize
what had just happened – we had won the National Championship!!! I jumped
in the air and ran toward Charlotte. On my way I met Sylvia Crawley for a jumping hug and then we all jumped on Charlotte. I was literally on top of Charlotte
under the pile and all I could think to tell her was ‘You did it! We did it! We
won!’ What an amazing time for UNC women's basketball!
“Now for a little comical tidbit. After the nets had been cut down, the sparkling
cider opened, and the Sears Trophy presented, the team headed to the bus for the
three hour ride back to Chapel Hill. You may ask yourself, ‘Where did the team
stop to eat after winning the National Championship?’ Why none other than
McDonald's, and we could order anything we wanted!”
Tonya Sampson
Senior forward on the 1994 team
“I really cannot tell you what I was feeling at the time of Charlotte’s shot –
maybe I was praying for it to go in? I am clueless.
“I just remember that when it did go in, I was jumping for joy. To come to
UNC when the women’s basketball program was at the bottom and leave on top
was nothing but a dream that came to a reality with that shot. We all practiced
hard and had faith from the beginning of the season to the end. NO DOUBT we
were the best team around.”
The 1994 team made the traditional NCAA Champions’ visit to
the White House, where Sylvia
Hatchell presented President Bill
Clinton with a UNC jersey for the
First Lady.
When it went in, I was not surprised,
just relieved. I hugged whoever was
next to me and calmly proceeded to
approach the floor, scissors in hand.
Each of us used these to cut our piece
Grant Halverson
of the net. I still have my piece of the net in the case with my ring!
I do remember feeling bad for the Louisiana Tech coaches and players; they
were so distraught. I did get to talk with Coach Leon Barmore for a few minutes, congratulating him on a great season. They had provided the Final Four
with some great basketball.”
Candace Sutton
Senior center on the 2004 team, 11 years old at the time of the game
“I remember it was Easter Sunday and I was watching the game from my kitchen
table while my mom was at the stove cooking. When ‘the shot’ went through, I
was amazed.”
Tracey Williams
Back in Chapel Hill, Sylvia Hatchell made good on her promise to allow the
team to paint her hair Carolina blue if UNC won the title.
Assistant coach on the 2004 team, working for USA Basketball in 1994
“It was hard to cheer during the game because when you work for USA
Basketball, you cannot show a lot of emotion for one team or the other. I was sitting lower-level half-court for the championship game and I remember watching
the fans from other schools start to leave during the last timeout. I also remember
the Final Four people bringing boxes of championship hats and t-shirts and sitting behind Louisiana Tech's bench. Even though there was only seven-tenths of
a second on the clock, the excitement and anticipation caused people to look
back at the final shot and wow, it went in. What an unbelievable game.Having
grown up in North Carolina, I jumped up like everyone else with happiness and
pride. Thinking about the game now even gives me cold chills. What an honor to
be able to see such an incredible finish to a magnificent game.”
Jan Boxill
Tonya Jackson
UNC’s academic advisor since 1991
“I was sitting five rows behind the bench and was clutching a pair of gold-plated scissors that Coach Hatchell had given me before we left for the Final Four. I
was the ‘keeper of the scissors’ to be used for cutting down the nets when (not if,
but when!) we won. At the game, the whole time holding them I just knew we
were going to win, even when we called time out with .7 seconds on the clock. I
remember saying to the person next to me, Coach Hatchell's brother, ‘Somehow
we are going to win!’
It seemed the pass in from out of bounds took forever, but once in Charlotte's
hand I could see just how beautiful the shot was – perfect arc, distance, etc.
Sophomore forward on the 1994 team
“As there were only a few ticks left on the clock, I closed my eyes and prayed
for the win. My teammates and I held hands as we watched Charlotte take the
shot. It went in and excitement was everywhere! I ran out to hug our hero but she
was under the pileup on the floor. It was a great moment for UNC and an exciting time for women's basketball!”
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UNC Women’s Basketball History
The University of North
Richmond, Va. Charlotte Smith’s
Carolina’s strong women’s basketbuzzer-beating three-pointer gave
ball tradition dates back to 1930,
UNC the margin of victory and
when UNC fielded its first team.
helped earn her Final Four MVP
The student newspaper, The Daily
honors.
Tar Heel, reported that a group of
UNC posted a 33-2 record that
women using the moniker “Tar
season, the best in college basketHeelettes” played basketball games
ball, and won the ACC
against high school teams from
Championship en route to the
Greensboro and Chapel Hill.
national title. Tonya Sampson, a
Three years later, in March of
senior in 1994, earned Kodak All1933, Carolina played its first
America honors and finished her
Angela Lumpkin
Sylvia Hatchell
Jennifer Alley
intercollegiate game. Gladys Beard,
UNC career with 2,143 points, then
(39-26)
(358-175)
(179-104)
director of women’s physical eduthe most in the program’s history.
cation, combined teams from Phi
Smith, a junior on the champiOverall
ACC
ACC
NCAA
Beta Phi and Chi Omega sororities
onship squad, completed her UNC
Year
Head Coach
W-L
W-L
Tourn. Tourn.
with an already-existing freshman
career in 1995 as the program’s
squad to play Campbell College.
most decorated player to date. A
1974-75
Angela Lumpkin
15-3
Campbell won that contest 36-12.
consensus first-team All-America
1975-76
Angela Lumpkin
16-7
The first official UNC women’s
as a senior and a finalist for the
1976-77
Angela Lumpkin
8-16
basketball varsity team was estabNaismith Award, she became only
1977-78
Jennifer Alley
16-13
6-4
1-1
lished in 1971 and competed as
the third woman in ACC history to
1978-79
Jennifer Alley
18-14
4-5
1-1
part of the Department of Physical
compile 2,000 points and 1,000
Education until 1974, when basketrebounds in her career. She was
1979-80
Jennifer Alley
21-15
5-5
1-1
ball and seven other women’s
named National Player of the Year
1980-81
Jennifer Alley
17-14
5-4
0-1
sports came under the direction of
by ESPN in 1995 and is the only
1981-82
Jennifer Alley
17-12
10-3
1-1
the UNC athletic department.
Tar Heel women’s basketball player
1982-83
Jennifer Alley
22-8
10-3
1-1
0-1
Angela Lumpkin coached the
to have had her jersey, number 23,
1983-84
Jennifer Alley
24-8
9-5
3-0
1-1
1974-75 Tar Heel squad to a 15-3
retired.
overall record and sixth place in
In the five-season span from
1984-85
Jennifer Alley
21-11
11-3
2-1
0-1
the National Women’s Invitational
1994 to 1998, UNC won four ACC
1985-86
Jennifer Alley
23-9
10-4
2-1
1-1
Tournament. Tar Heel senior
Tournament crowns and boasted
1986-87
Sylvia Hatchell
19-10
9-5
1-1
0-1
Marsha Mann earned NWIT Allfour tournament MVPs: Smith in
1987-88
Sylvia Hatchell
10-17
4-10
0-1
America honors, becoming the first
1994 and ’95, Marion Jones in
1988-89
Sylvia Hatchell
10-20
1-13
0-1
in an ever-lengthening string of
1997 and Tracy Reid in 1998. In
UNC All-America picks.
1997, Carolina finished 15-1 in
1989-90
Sylvia Hatchell
13-15
3-11
0-1
In 1975, Carolina awarded its
league play to add the regular-sea1990-91
Sylvia Hatchell
12-16
2-12
0-1
first women’s basketball scholarson title to the team’s list of accom1991-92
Sylvia Hatchell
22-9
9-7
1-1
1-1
ship to Cathy Shoemaker, who
plishments. That season, Hatchell
1992-93
Sylvia Hatchell
23-7
11-5
1-1
1-1
would go on to be a three-time
was named ACC Coach of the Year.
1993-94
Sylvia Hatchell
33-2
14-2
3-0
6-0
AIAW All-State selection. During
Reid earned Kodak All-America
Shoemaker’s freshman season, the
and ACC Player of the Year honors
1994-95
Sylvia Hatchell
30-5
12-4
3-0
2-1
Tar Heels recorded another first,
in 1997 and ’98, her junior and
1995-96
Sylvia Hatchell
13-14
8-8
0-1
their premier television appearance:
senior seasons. As a senior, she set
1996-97
Sylvia Hatchell
29-3
15-1
3-0
2-1
On Jan. 26, 1976, local public staa school record with 42 points in a
1997-98
Sylvia Hatchell
27-7
11-5
3-0
3-1
tion WUNC broadcast NC State’s
game against Virginia and finished
1998-99
Sylvia Hatchell
28-8
11-5
2-1
2-1
68-58 win in Raleigh.
her career as the program’s all-time
Lumpkin completed her threescoring leader with 2,220 points.
1999-2000
Sylvia Hatchell
20-13
8-8
2-1
2-1
year tenure with a 39-26 record and
The Tar Heels have not won an
2000-01
Sylvia Hatchell
15-14
7-9
1-1
Jennifer Alley took over as coach
ACC crown since 1998, but have
2001-02
Sylvia Hatchell
26-9
11-5
2-1
2-1
prior to the 1977-78 season. In
played in four championship
2002-03
Sylvia
Hatchell
28-6
13-3
2-1
1-1
Alley’s nine seasons as coach,
games. Record-setting point guard
Carolina never had a losing season
Nikki Teasley played in four ACC
TOTALS
576-305 219-149 36-21
24-11
and surpassed 20 wins five times.
title games and earned a spot on the
The Tar Heels won their first
ACC All-Tournament team each
Atlantic Coast Conference title in
time, becoming just the second
1984 and only once in Alley’s
player in conference history to earn
Carolina career did they fail to advance at least as far as the tournament semifithat honor in all four years of her career. Teasley led the ACC in assists four
nals. Tresa Brown, who led the Tar Heels to that first conference championship,
times and set a league record for career assists per game average (5.9). She also
earned MVP honors at the ’84 ACC Tournament. That season, she also became
set a school record for career three-pointers (236).
Carolina’s first ACC Player of the Year and Kodak All-America selection. Other
Overall, UNC has been a part of eight of the last 10 ACC title games, and the
key members of that league championship team were ACC Rookie of the Year
school’s five championships rank second in the league, behind Maryland’s eight.
Dawn Royster and Pam Leake, who would go on to earn ACC Player of the Year
The Tar Heels have made a total of 15 appearances in the NCAA Tournament,
honors in 1985 and ’86. Leake was a Kodak All-America selection in 1986.
10 in the past 12 years. Carolina has reached the Sweet 16 in eight of the past 11
The program struggled through a few less-successful seasons in the late
years.
1980s, but current head coach Sylvia Hatchell brought Carolina back into the
Against Georgia Tech on Feb. 13, 2000, the Tar Heels earned the 500th
national spotlight in the 1990s. The rebuilding process culminated in the Tar
victory in the history of UNC’s varsity program. The victory on Jan. 31, 2002, at
Heels winning the 1994 NCAA Championship, the first ever by an ACC school.
Maryland was Carolina’s 200th ACC win.
Carolina claimed the title with a 60-59 win over Louisiana Tech on April 3 in
ACC Champions
1984 ACC Champions
March 2-4, 1984
Fayetteville, N.C.
No. 5 seed
First round: UNC 74, Clemson 73
Semifinal: UNC 96, Virginia 68
Final: UNC 99, NC State 76
Tournament MVP: Tresa Brown
All-ACC Tournament: Tresa Brown, Pam
Hammond, Pam Leake
Head Coach: Jennifer Alley
1994 ACC Champions
March 4-7, 1994
Rock Hill, S.C.
No. 2 seed
First round: UNC 78, Georgia Tech 55
Semifinal: UNC 65, Clemson 64
Final: UNC 77, Virginia 60
Tournament MVP: Charlotte Smith
All-ACC Tournament: Sylvia Crawley, Tonya
Sampson, Charlotte Smith, Marion Jones (2nd team)
Head Coach: Sylvia Hatchell
1995 ACC Champions
March 2-5, 1995
Rock Hill, S.C.
No. 2 seed
First round: UNC 71, Wake Forest 51
Semifinal: UNC 90, NC State 71
Final: UNC 95, Duke 70
Tournament MVP: Charlotte Smith
All-ACC Tournament: Marion Jones, Charlotte
Smith, Stephanie Lawrence (2nd team), Tracy Reid
(2nd team)
Head Coach: Sylvia Hatchell
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Feb. 27-March 2, 1997
Charlotte, N.C.
No. 1 seed
Quarterfinal: UNC 86, Wake Forest 60
Semifinal: UNC 66, Duke 55
Final: UNC 62, Clemson 58
Tournament MVP: Marion Jones
All-ACC Tournament: Marion Jones, Tracy Reid,
Jessica Gaspar (2nd team), Chanel Wright (2nd
team)
Head Coach: Sylvia Hatchell
1998 ACC Champions
Feb 26-March 1, 1998
Charlotte, N.C.
No. 4 seed
Quarterfinal: UNC 76, Virginia 56
Semifinal: UNC 56, Duke 52
Final: UNC 81, Clemson 50
Tournament MVP: Tracy Reid
All-ACC Tournament: Tracy Reid, Nikki Teasley,
Chanel Wright, Juana Brown (2nd team)
Head Coach: Sylvia Hatchell
ACC Titles by School
Maryland ..............................8
UNC......................................5
NC State ..............................4
Duke ....................................4
Virginia..................................3
Clemson ..............................2
ACC Champions
1997 ACC Champions
Retired and Honored Jerseys
Retired and Honored Jerseys at UNC
On Oct. 4, 1994, the Athletic Council of the
University of North Carolina adopted a set of criteria
for honoring the jerseys of women’s basketball players.
In order to have her jersey honored and hung in the
Carmichael Auditorium rafters, a player must have
been a member of a first-team All-America squad,
been a member of an Olympic team as an undergraduate or been selected by the coaches as MVP of a national championship team. Under these guidelines, the
UNC women’s basketball program announced the first
five honored jerseys in a ceremony on Feb. 5, 1995.
They belong to Tresa Brown, Pam Leake, Marsha
Mann, Bernadette McGlade and Tonya Sampson. On
At left: Charlotte Smith’s jersey is retired at halftime of a
men’s basketball game. With her are former UNC chancellor Michael Hooker and coach Sylvia Hatchell.
Retired: Charlotte Smith (23)
Honored: Marsha Mann (44), Bernadette
McGlade (14), Tresa Brown (24), Pam Leake
(20), Tonya Sampson (34), Sylvia Crawley
(00), Marion Jones (20), Tracy Reid (00)
Feb. 27, 2000, Carolina honored three more, belonging
to Sylvia Crawley, Marion Jones and Tracy Reid.
The University’s criteria for retiring a jersey, which
applies to all UNC varsity athletes, requires a player to
be named national player of the year in his or her sport.
Only one Tar Heel women’s basketball jersey number
has been retired. That number is 23, last worn in 1995
by Charlotte Smith. Her jersey was retired on Feb. 24,
1996.
Charlotte Smith #23
The starting forward for the 1994 NCAA Championship
team, Charlotte Smith was ESPN’s 1995 National Player of
the Year.
Smith was named the Most Outstanding Player of the
1994 NCAA Tournament after hitting one of the most dramatic shots in collegiate basketball history. With 0:00.7 left in
regulation of the ’94 NCAA title game and UNC trailing
Louisiana Tech 59-57, Smith drilled the championship-winning three-point basket. She also pulled down a career-high
23 rebounds in that game setting an NCAA Championship
game record and tying the NCAA Tournament record.
As a freshman in 1992 she was named the ACC Rookie of
the Year. Smith was named All-ACC and ACC Tournament
MVP in both her junior and senior seasons.
A consensus first-team
All-America and Naismith
Award finalist as a senior
in 1994-95, Smith led the
ACC in scoring and
rebounding,
averaging
19.6 points and 10.7
boards per game. She
totaled 21 double-doubles
in Carolina’s 35 games,
including a 10-game
streak. As a four-year
starter for the Tar Heels,
she led Carolina in
rebounding every year of
her career.
On Dec. 4, 1994,
against North Carolina
A&T State, she became the
second woman in collegiate basketball history to dunk in a game.
Smith was the first Tar Heel woman and the third women’s
player in ACC history to record 2,000 career points and 1,000
career rebounds. Her career total of 2,094 points ranks third
in UNC history and eighth in the ACC. Her 1,200 rebounds
rank second at UNC and fourth in the ACC.
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• ESPN Player of the Year in 1995 • First-team All-America by Kodak,
The Associate Press and the U.S. Basketball Writers Association in
1995 • Final Four MVP in 1994 • ACC Tournament MVP in 1994 and
1995 • All-ACC and All-ACC Tournament in 1994 and 1995 • ACC
Rookie of the Year in 1992 • Third in scoring at UNC with 2,094 career
points • Second in rebounding at UNC with 1,200 in her career
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Marsha Mann • 1972-75
Marsha Mann was Carolina’s first women’s
basketball All-America selection, by the
National Women’s Invitational Tournament in
1975.
Her senior season, 1974-75, was the first year
in which the women’s basketball team fell
under the direction of the UNC athletic department. Mann paced the team in both scoring
(17.0 points per game) and rebounding (9.8 per
game) and led the Tar Heels to the NWIT in
Amarillo, Texas. Under coach Angela
Lumpkin, UNC went 1-2 there to finish the season 15-3.
Mann also competed for the United States
team that won a silver medal at the 1973 World
University Games.
Bernadette McGlade #14
Bernadette McGlade, Carolina’s career leader
in rebounds, was a National Women’s
Invitational Tournament All-America selection
in 1980. She led the Tar Heels in rebounding in
all four seasons she played for Carolina and finished with a school-record total of 1,251. Her
career average of 10.3 rebounds per game is the
best in UNC history.
Bernadette McGlade • 1977-80
Sylvia Crawley was the starting center on the
1994 NCAA Championship team, averaging
13.6 points and 5.2 rebounds that year as a senior. She was also a co-captain for that team and
selected by the coaches as its MVP.
As a senior, she earned All-ACC Tournament
honors as UNC won the conference title. En
route to the NCAA championship, she was
named to the East Region All-Tournament team
after scoring a career-high 22 points against
Vanderbilt in the semifinal.
She ranks fourth on UNC’s career blocks
chart with 123 and led the team with 40 in
1994.
Marion Jones #20
In 1984, Tresa Brown became the first UNC
player to earn ACC Player of the Year honors.
She also earned Kodak All-America honors
that season after helping the Tar Heels to a 248 record and the school’s first conference
championship. Brown, who was MVP of the
’84 ACC Tournament, led Carolina in scoring
(20.8 points), field goal percentage (56.1) and
free throw percentage (81.6) that season, her
senior year. She also earned All-ACC honors.
Brown is UNC’s career leader in field goal
percentage (54.7) and ranks fifth on Carolina’s
career scoring chart with 1,931 points. She also
is among the school’s top 10 in career scoring
average, total rebounds, rebounding average,
free throw percentage and blocked shots.
Marion Jones made an instant impact on the
UNC program, helping the team to an NCAA
championship as a freshman point guard. She
averaged 14.1 points that season and in 1995
became the first Carolina sophomore to reach
the 1,000-point mark.
Jones was 9-0 in Atlantic Coast Conference
Tournament play as a member of championship
teams in 1994, ’95 and ’97. She was an AllACC pick in 1995 and ’97, and earned ACC
Tournament MVP and All-America (Basketball
America) honors in 1997.
Despite playing just three seasons, she ranks
11th all-time in scoring at UNC with 1,716
career points. She ranks third in career scoring
average (16.8), third in field goal percentage
(53.0), third in steals (334) and sixth in assists
(403).
Pam Leake was a Kodak All-America selection in 1986 when she led the Tar Heels in scoring with 22.4 points per game, the highest season scoring average in school history. With
2,001 career points, she ranks fourth on UNC’s
career scoring list.
She earned ACC Player of the Year honors in
1985 and ’86 and is one of only six players to
have been so named twice in their careers.
Leake holds Carolina’s career marks in assists
(545) and steals (401). Her career scoring average of 16.14 ranks sixth on the school’s all-time
chart and she is also among the top 10 in field
goal percentage and free throw percentage.
Tonya Sampson #34
Pam Leake • 1983-86
Sylvia Crawley #00
Tresa Brown #24
Pam Leake #20
Tresa Brown • 1981-84
game in 1992-93. She graduated as Carolina’s
all-time leading scorer with 2,143 points, a total
that was surpassed in 1998 by Tracy Reid.
Sampson was a member of the ACC’s AllFreshman team in 1991, then earned All-ACC
honors as a sophomore, junior and senior. She
also earned All-ACC Tournament honors in
1994.
Sampson ranks in UNC’s career top 10 in
points, scoring average, total rebounds,
rebounding average, free throw percentage,
assists and steals.
As a senior, Tonya Sampson earned Kodak
All-America honors while leading the Tar
Heels to the 1994 NCAA Championship. She
paced the team in scoring in each of her four
years, averaging a career-best 21 points per
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Honored Jerseys
Marsha Mann #44
Tonya Sampson • 1991-94
Tresa Brown • 1981-84
Marion Jones • 1994-95, ’97
Tracy Reid #00
The all-time leading scorer in Tar Heel history, Tracy Reid amassed 2,200 points during her
career. She was selected as the ACC Player of
the Year in her junior and senior seasons and as
a senior was named All-America by the
Associated Press, the USBWA and
Kodak/WBCA.
Reid earned All-ACC honors in 1996,’97 and
’98 after leading the conference in scoring in all
three of those years. She was voted to the AllACC Tournament team in 1997 and ’98.
In addition to leading the program in points
scored, Reid boasts the highest career scoring
average (18.2), the fourth-highest field goal
percentage (52.8) and the fourth-highest
rebounds total (1,065). She and Charlotte
Smith are the only UNC players to total more
than 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds in their
careers.
Tracy Reid • 1995-98
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All-Time Letterwinners
Alicia Alford ....................................................1997
LaShonda Allen ......................................1999-00-01
Rita Allen.................................................... 1977-78
Jackie Allison.............................................. 1975-78
Cathy Allred .................................................... 1979
Dawn Allred .................................................... 1975
Sheri Anderson .......................................... 1989-90
La’Tangela Atkinson ......................................2003
Chrystal Baptist ......................................2001-02-03
LaQuanda Barksdale ........................1998-99-00-01
Nikita Bell ..................................................2002-03
Joni Berry .................................................. 1980-81
Charlene Boykin .............................. 1978-79-80-81
Dawn Bradley........................................ 1989-91-92
Coretta Brown ..................................2000-01-02-03
Juana Brown......................................1998-99-00-01
Tresa Brown .................................... 1981-82-83-84
Yvonne Burch ............................................ 1979-80
Darlene Cannon .............................. 1984-85-86-87
Kathy Cermola ................................................ 1980
Courtney Chambers................................2001-02-03
Kelley Chastain .................................... 1989-90-91
Yanick Clay ......................................1996-97-98-99
Terrie Condery ................................................ 1989
Robyn Cooper .................................................. 1975
Tonya Cooper .................................. 1993-94-95-96
Maury Cosgrove................................................1979
Elizabeth Coughran ....................................2002-03
Kathy Crawford .............................. 1980-81-82-83
Sylvia Crawley ................................ 1991-92-93-94
Cathey Daniels............................................ 1976-77
Carrie Davis ..........................................2001-02-03
Natasha Davis ..................................1996-97-98-99
Laquanda Dawkins............................1996-97-98-99
Jeanette Dingle ................................................ 1984
Lisa Dodson .................................................... 1976
Liza Donnell.......................................... 1986-87-89
Meagan Dougherty .......................................... 1991
Linda Edwards ................................................ 1975
Jessica Gaspar ..................................1996-97-98-99
Wendy Gatlin ........................................ 1987-88-89
Lori Gear .......................................... 1994-95-96-97
Gwendolyn Gillingham.................... 1992-93-94-95
Maggie Goloboy ..........................................1999-00
Robyn Hadley ............................................ 1982-83
Joy Hairston ......................................................2001
Pam Hammond ................................ 1982-83-84-85
Fran Hardison .................................. 1976-77-78-79
Jackie Higgins..............................................1999-00
Hannah Holt .................................................... 1985
Jamee Houk ......................................................1979
Jasmyn Huntington ..........................................2000
Stephanie Israel................................................ 1984
Tonya Jackson ...................................... 1993-94-95
Emily Johnson.................................. 1989-90-91-92
Melissa Johnson ..........................................1997-98
Pat Johnston .................................................... 1977
Anita Jones ...................................................... 1980
Marion Jones ........................................ 1994-95-97
Sheila Judge .................................................... 1977
LeAnn Kennedy .............................. 1989-90-91-92
Kellie Kennedy ................................ 1987-88-89-90
Ranti Killian .......................................... 1982-83-84
Cindy Kline...................................................... 1976
Stephanie Kornegay ........................................ 1977
Jenni Laaksonen ..........................................2002-03
Tanya Lamb...................................... 1988-89-90-92
Anne Lawrence ................................................ 1980
Stephanie Lawrence ........................ 1992-93-94-95
Cherie Lea....................................................2000-01
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Pam Leake........................................ 1983-84-85-86
Joan Leggett .................................... 1975-76-77-78
JoAnna Lilley ........................................ 1981-82-83
Marlene List .................................... 1984-85-86-87
Mika Long .................................................. 1976-77
Marsha Mann .................................................. 1975
Charisse Mapp ................................................ 1984
Linda Matthews .............................. 1975-76-78-79
Marsha Matthews .................................. 1986-87-88
Mandy Mauney ................................................ 1975
Kenya McBee ............................................2002-03
Eileen McCann ................................ 1981-82-83-84
Agnus McGlade .............................................. 1977
Bernadette McGlade ........................ 1977-78-79-80
Mickey McGlade ........................................ 1977-78
Carrie McKee .................................. 1992-93-94-95
Leah Metcalf ..............................................2002-03
Kathy Sapp ...................................................... 1978
Gay Scott .................................................... 1975-76
Jessica Sell........................................................2003
Aprille Shaffer.................................. 1978-79-80-81
Leah Sharp ........................................1998-99-00-01
Jackie Shaw...................................................... 1981
Cathy Shoemaker ............................ 1976-77-78-79
Rochelle Small ................................................ 1978
Charlotte Smith ................................ 1992-93-94-95
Jill Suddreth .................................... 1992-93-94-95
Candace Sutton ....................................2001-02-03
Nikki Teasley ....................................1998-99-00-02
Deanna Thomas................................................ 1980
Jennifer Thomas ................................2000-01-02-03
Heather Thompson...................................... 1990-91
Tiffany Tucker ..................................................2002
Erica Turner ................................................ 1991-92
Former Tar Heel women’s basketball players gather annually for Alumni Day activities. This group was
recognized at halftime of the UNC-Virginia game on Jan. 27, 2002.
Cindy Miller .......................................... 1981-82-83
Robin Miller .......................................... 1975-76-77
Beth Montague ................................................ 1975
Toni Montgomery ............................ 1990-91-92-93
Karen Moose.................................................... 1988
Jackie Myers ................................................2000-01
Kim Oden ........................................ 1988-89-90-91
Merlaine Oden ................................ 1986-87-88-89
Joyce Patterson ................................ 1975-76-77-78
Lynda Payne .............................................. 1982-83
Courtney Peck ............................................ 1975-76
Jennifer Phillips .............................................. 1982
Tia Poindexter .................................. 1985-86-87-88
Jo Ralston ........................................................ 1975
Tracy Reid ........................................1995-96-97-98
Debbie Richardson .................................... 1978-79
Kelly Roche ................................................ 1978-79
Kim Rouse .................................................. 1993-94
Dawn Royster .................................. 1984-85-86-87
Tracy Sadler ......................................................1996
Tonya Sampson ................................ 1991-92-93-94
Tammy Sankey ................................................ 1986
Frances Turner ................................................ 1985
Maja Vukojicic .................................... 1993-95-96
Leigh Waddell ............................................ 1990-91
Nicole Walker....................................1995-96-97-98
Sheneika Walker................................1995-96-97-98
Henrietta Walls ................................ 1980-81-82-83
Chryss Watts.......................................... 1986-87-88
Stephanie Wells................................................ 1982
Meredith White ................................ 1979-80-81-82
Vangie Whitley ................................................ 1979
Celeste Whittaker ..............................................1986
Julie Wight ...................................................... 1993
Kareema Williams ...................................... 1989-90
Kathy Wilson .................................. 1985-86-87-88
Judy Wolf ........................................................ 1979
B.J. Woodard.................................................... 1975
Chanel Wright ..................................1996-97-98-99
Jenny Yopp ...................................... 1986-87-88-89
(Current players in bold)
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The confidence and competitiveness that I gained playing Carolina basketball continue to help me in work and life today. – Charlene Boykin
King • The best thing about Carolina was the enduring friendships I made that will last a lifetime – Sherri Clarke • My years at Carolina were
some of the best years of my life! – Sylvia Crawley • Playing at North Carolina was an honor! – Laquanda Dawkins • My time at Carolina
is something I will never forget. – Emily Johnson Murphy • The Carolina basketball team is not just a team, it’s a family. – Stephanie
Kornegay • The stupendous education I received coupled with the lessons and discipline I learned as a UNC Lady Tar Heel have been beneficial in all facets of my life. – Marlene List Blocker • I am always proud to say I am a Carolina graduate – Mika Long Ryan • The friends I
made at Carolina have been lifelong, and the opportunities from those friendships have been abundant. – Marsha Mann Lake • Carolina truly
is the Southern Part of Heaven! – Eileen McCann • My experiences at Carolina positively influenced the person I am today – Jackie Myers •
Carolina is the place where I met my life-long friends! – Cindy L. Newnam • Going to Carolina was one of the best decisions of my life! – Tia
L. Poindexter-Echols • There is no better place than Chapel Hill. I love it! – Gay Scott • If I could turn back the hands of time and play for
Carolina again, I’d do it right now! – Aprille Shaffer • Truly ... nothing can be finer than to be in Carolina! – Charlotte Smith-Taylor • Carolina
women’s basketball was my foundation to a successful future! – Heather Thompson • Attending UNC was a wonderful life experience that I
will treasure forever. Go Heels! – Chryssandra Watts Hires • As a sports physical therapist, my experiences playing basketball at Carolina
have provided great insights in dealing with athletes and tier injuries. – Kay Wheeler • No matter where I go or what I do, my mind is never
far from the Carolina Blue. Those years at UNC were great! – Celeste Whittaker
All-Time Jersey Numbers
#00
Sylvia Crawley
Tracy Reid
Jenni Laaksonen
Carrie McKee
Gay Scott
#3
Tia Poindexter
Nicole Walker
#14
Alicia Alford
Coretta Brown
Liza Donnell
Gwendolyn Gillingham
Hannah Holt
Emily Johnson
Bernadette McGlade
Lynda Payne
Leigh Waddell
#4
Jasmyn Huntington
Emily Johnson
Kim Rouse
#5
Darlene Cannon
Kelly Chastain
Tracy Sadler
Chanel Wright
#10
Kelly Chastain
Mandy Mauney
Jill Suddreth
Jennifer Thomas
#11
Dawn Bradley
Mika Long
Aprille Shaffer
Stephanie Wells
Julie Wight
B.J. Woodard
#12
Ivory Latta
Dawn Allred
Sylvia Crawley
Wendy Gatlin
Joy Hairston
Jackie Higgins
Tonya Jackson
Toni Montgomery
Cathy Shoemaker
#13
Jeanette Dingle
Maggie Goloboy
Robyn Hadley
#15
Candace Sutton
Jo Ralston
#20
Camille Little
Charlene Boykin
Courtney Chambers
Robyn Cooper
Lisa Dodson
Pam Hammond
Marion Jones
Kellie Kennedy
Pam Leake
Toni Montgomery
#21
Jennifer Nelms
LaShonda Allen
Sheri Anderson
Tonya Cooper
Dawn Royster
Erica Turner
B.J. Woodard
#22
La’Tangela Atkinson
Joyce Patterson
Jennifer Phillips
Debbie Richardson
Leah Sharp
Jackie Shaw
Kathy Wilson
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#23–Retired
Charlotte Smith
Robyn Hadley
LeAnn Kennedy
Tanya Lamb
Marlene List
Robin Miller
Heather Thompson
#24
Cathy Allred
Joni Berry
Tresa Brown
Jessica Gaspar
LeAnn Kennedy
Kathy Sapp
#25
Leah Metcalf
Juana Brown
Terrie Condery
Kathy Crawford
Stephanie Lawrence
Courtney Peck
Kelly Roche
Tammy Sankey
Aprille Shaffer
Ranti Killian
Joyce Patterson
Chryss Watts
Judy Wolf
#33
Kenya McBee
Jackie Allison
LaQuanda Barksdale
Joni Berry
Lori Gear
Anne Lawrence
Marsha Matthews
Robin Miller
Vangie Whitley
#34
Charisse Mapp
Linda Matthews
Sabine van der Meulen
Tonya Sampson
Henrietta Walls
Kareema Williams
#35
Tiffany Tucker
Yanick Clay
Pam Hammond
Jenny Yopp
Nikki Teasley
#43
Cindy Kline
Mika Long
Bernadette McGlade
Beth Montague
#44
Jessica Sell
Rita Allen
Maury Cosgrove
Cherie Lea
Marsha Mann
Linda Matthews
Cindy Miller
Frances Turner
#45
Cathey Daniels
Linda Matthews
#50
Bernadette McGlade
Sheneika Walker
#51
Agnus McGlade
Rochelle Small
#30
Nikita Bell
Kathy Cermola
Jamee Houk
Melissa Johnson
Eileen McCann
Mickey McGlade
#40
Chrystal Baptist
Yvonne Burch
Joan Leggett
Henrietta Walls
#52
Carrie Davis
Natasha Davis
Pat Johnston
Celeste Whittaker
#31
Darlene Cannon
Sheila Judge
Kelly Roche
Meredith White
Chanel Wright
#41
Jackie Allison
Fran Hardison
Stephanie Israel
Charisse Mapp
Deanna Thomas
#53
Stephanie Kornegay
Jackie Myers
#32
Laquanda Dawkins
Lori Gear
Tanya Lamb
Anita Jones
#42
Linda Edwards
JoAnna Lilley
Kim Oden
Cathy Shoemaker
#55
Elizabeth Coughran
Cathey Daniels
Merlaine Oden
Maja Vukojicic
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All-Time Jersey Numbers
Looking back: What the alums say now...
Year-by-Year Results
1974-75: 15-3 Overall
NWIT Tournament
1/13 W
74-47
1/17 W
70-68
1/18 W
69-50
1/18 W
85-62
1/23 W
71-52
1/24 W
107-44
1/28 W
63-51
1/31 W
57-50
2/4
W
64-33
2/7
W
72-58
2/11 W
71-57
2/13 W
85-51
2/15 W
80-31
2/18 W
74-70
2/21
L
83-71
3/13
L
76-75
3/14 W
76-75
3/15
L
69-67
1-NWIT, Amarillo, Texas
at NC State
Elon
East Carolina
W. Carolina
Campbell
Shaw
at Wake Forest
at Appalachian State
at High Point
Winthrop
at UNC-Greensboro
NC State
at Davidson
at East Carolina
at Elon
Belmont-1
Mississippi College-1
John F. Kennedy-1
12/21 W
71-64
Winthrop-1
12/22 W
59-54
Peace College-1
12/23 L
74-72
High Point-1
1/11 W
81-64
East Carolina
1/14 L
70-48
at Coll. of Charleston
1/15 L
79-59
at Clemson
1/20 W
95-75
at UNC-Greensboro
1/22 L
66-56
Old Dominion
1/25 L
76-70
at Appalachian State
1/28 L
72-58
at Eastern Kentucky
1/29 L
90-67
at Tennessee Tech
2/1
W
74-45
UNC-Greensboro
2/5
L
85-68
Ohio State
2/10 L
71-59
at Virginia-2
2/11 W
92-54
Wake Forest-2
2/12 L(ot)
69-67
James Madison-2
2/15 L
68-67
at East Carolina
2/19 L
74-62
NC State
2/25 L
76-65
Appalachian State-3
2/26 L
76-74
East Carolina-3
3/6
L
83-68
at Maryland
1-Christmas Classic, Chapel Hill; 2-Virginia Classic,
Charlottesville, Va.; 3-NCAIAW Tournament, Raleigh, N.C.
1975-76: 16-7 Overall
12/6 W
74-61
NC State
1/9
W
79-73
Coll. of Charleston
1/13 W
85-54
Duke
1/17 W
89-72
Elon
1/18 W
69-51
East Carolina
1/23 W
54-47
at Winthrop
1/24 W
75-65
at South Carolina
1/26 L
68-58
at NC State
1/30 L
73-62
at Belmont
1/31 L
111-63
at Tennessee Tech
2/5
W
85-71
Clemson-1
2/6
W
49-40
at Virginia-1
2/7
W
69-68
Maryland-1
2/12 W
89-37
Wake Forest
2/14 W
63-55
Old Dominion-2
2/17 W
66-45
UNC-Greensboro
2/20 L
92-72
at Western Carolina
2/23 L
80-64
Appalachian State
2/27 L
80-64
at Ohio State
2/28 W
66-50
at Marshall
3/4
W
86-67
East Carolina-3
3/5
L
77-74
NC State-3
3/6
W
62-51
Western Carolina-3
1-Virginia Inv., Charlottesville, Va.; 2-Elizabeth City, N.C.;
3-NCAIAW Tournament, Chapel Hill
1976-77: 8-16 Overall
11/30 W
12/4 W
12/6 L
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70-62
60-54
71-58
Appalachian State
Virginia
at NC State
1977-78: 16-13 Overall, 6-4 ACC
ACC regular season finish: Third
ACC Tournament finish: Semifinals
11/29 W
82-47
Virginia Union
12/2
L
93-84
at Appalachian State
12/6
L
78-51
at Old Dominion
12/20 W
81-58
Virginia-1
12/21 L
86-71
High Point-1
12/22 W
95-79
Clemson-1
1/7
W
73-65
Kentucky-2
1/10
L
75-59
N.C. State
1/13
L
85-79
Maryland
1/17 W
77-66
at Virginia
1/20 W
76-58
Indiana-3
1/21
L
77-72
Alabama-3
1/24 W
87-68
Duke
1/26 W
85-57
at Wake Forest
1/28
L
76-73
Clemson
1/31 W
94-60
Appalachian State
2/2
W
72-64
East Carolina
2/4
L
80-66
at Ohio State
2/9
W
79-52
Wake Forest-4
2/10
L
89-58
NC State-4
2/14 W
76-69
at UNC-Greensboro
2/18 W
67-64
at East Carolina
2/22
L
92-70
at NC State
2/24 W
80-72
at Duke
2/25 W
92-68
UNC-Greensboro
3/3
L
82-80
at East Carolina-5
3/4
W
81-79
Appalachian State-5
3/9
L
92-66
Tennessee-6
3/10
L
73-72
East Carolina-6
1-Christmas Classic, Chapel Hill
2-Raleigh, N.C.
3-Kentucky Invitational, Lexington, Ky.
4-ACC Tournament, Charlottesville, Va.
5-NCAIAW Tournament, Greenville, N.C.
6-AIAW So. Region II Tournament, Chapel Hill
1978-79: 18-14 Overall, 4-5 ACC
AIAW Tournament
ACC regular season finish: Fourth
ACC Tournament finish: Semifinals
11/28 W
77-64
Lenoir Rhyne
11/30 W
83-70
at Appalachian State
12/2
L
87-76
at Old Dominion
12/5
L
87-81
NC State
12/7 W
82-65
at Duke
12/9
L
83-79
Pfeiffer
12/21 W
79-69
Coll. of Charleston-1
12/22 L
79-66
Clemson-1
12/23 W
79-67
Pfeiffer-1
12/31 W
76-74
Ohio State
1/3
L
93-82
at Maryland
1/4
W
76-61
at William & Mary
1/8
L
69-64
at Georgia State
1/10 W
85-56
Virginia
1/14 W
84-72
Appalachian State-2
1/17 W
78-73
at East Carolina
1/20
L
69-60
South Carolina
1/22 W
99-40
at UNC-Greensboro
1/24
L
91-64
at NC State
1/27
L
91-63
at Clemson
1/31 W
89-46
Wake Forest
2/3
L
95-57
at Tennessee
2/6
L
78-71
East Carolina
2/8
W
86-81
Virginia-3
2/9
L
71-69
Maryland-3
2/13 W
82-62
Western Carolina
2/15 W
99-57
UNC-Greensboro
2/20 W
69-54
Duke
2/22 W
96-72
Wake Forest-4
2/23 W(ot) 91-90
East Carolina-4
2/24
L
95-77
NC State-4
3/8
L
81-60
Old Dominion-5
1-Christmas Classic, Chapel Hill; 2-Greensboro, N.C.; 3ACC Tournament, Raleigh, N.C.; 4-NCAIAW Tournament,
Boone, N.C.; 5-AIAW Region II Tournament, Knoxville,
Tenn.
1979-80: 21-15 overall, 5-5 ACC
NWIT Tournament
ACC regular season finish: Tied for fourth
ACC Tournament finish: Semifinals
11/16
11/17
11/24
11/26
11/28
12/1
12/4
L
W
W
W
W
L
L
62-57
95-56
72-69
96-52
82-73
66-55
89-66
Eastern Kentucky-1
West Virginia-1
Mississippi
at Appalachian State
Virginia Tech
Tennessee
at NC State
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
1980-81: 17-14 Overall, 5-4 ACC
ACC regular season finish: Fifth
ACC Tournament finish: Quarterfinals
11/21
11/23
11/24
11/29
12/3
12/6
12/18
12/19
12/20
1/2
1/4
1/6
1/8
1/9
1/11
1/13
1/16
1/17
1/20
1/22
1/24
1/26
1/29
2/2
2/5
2/7
W
W
L
W
L
L
W
**
**
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
84-71
100-59
99-65
55-51
85-70
65-61
75-67
63-61
54-63
79-67
82-79
92-72
82-74
81-80
75-73
87-75
63-62
75-61
86-56
67-62
82-75
76-72
77-65
67-59
77-74
75-70
Florida-1
at James Madison-1
at Old Dominion
Virginia
at Clemson
NC State
Ohio State-2
West German Int.-2
Polish National-2
at Pittsburgh
at Penn State
Illinois State
Ala.-Birmingham-3
Vanderbilt-3
Texas
East Carolina
Tennessee Tech-4
Miami-4
Appalachian State
at NC State
Georgia Tech
at Tennessee
at Duke
Wake Forest
at East Carolina
at Maryland
2/9
L
83-77
South Carolina
2/12
L
77-64
NC State-5
2/18 W
77-47
Duke
2/25 W
85-51
at Appalachian State
3/2
W
92-63
Wake Forest-6
3/3
W
89-83
East Carolina-6
3/4
L
70-50
NC State-6
** exhibition games
1-JMU Tip-Off Classic, Harrisonburg, Va.; 2-Christmas
Classic, Chapel Hill; 3-Lady Rebel-Dial Classic, Oxford,
Miss.; 4-Wolfpack Doubleheader, Raleigh, N.C.; 5-ACC
Tournament, Clemson, S.C.; 6-NCAIAW Tournament,
Chapel Hill
1982-83: 22-8 Overall, 10-3 ACC
NCAA Tournament First Round
ACC regular season finish: Tied for second
ACC Tournament finish: Semifinals
1981-82: 17-12 Overall, 10-3 ACC
ACC regular season finish: Third
ACC Tournament finish: Semifinals
11/17 W
109-72
Appalachian State
11/28 W
81-58
Georgia Tech
12/3 W
73-47
at Duke
12/5
L
71-64
Old Dominion
12/12 L
71-63
at NC State
12/18 L
77-67
Morehead State-1
12/19 W
111-64
Ohio University-1
12/30 W(2ot) 94-92
Mercer-2
12/31 L
83-65
Mississippi State-2
1/3
W
90-63
Western Michigan-3
1/5
L
77-68
Florida State-3
1/9
W
74-65
Virginia
1/12
L
71-66
East Carolina
1/16 W
91-63
Georgia State-4
1/19 W
93-59
Duke
1/23 W
68-64
at Georgia Tech
1/27 W
82-68
Clemson
1/28 W
96-63
at Wake Forest
1/30
L
76-62
Tennessee
2/3
W
62-60
at Virginia
2/6
L
84-71
Maryland
2/9
W
94-70
at Appalachian State
2/13
L
76-74
at Virginia Tech
2/16 W
78-65
NC State
2/18 W
82-56
Wake Forest
2/20
L
98-78
at Clemson
2/26 W
90-65
Wake Forest-5
2/27
L
84-76
Clemson-5
3/3
L
92-72
at East Carolina
1-ETSU Christmas Invitational, Johnson City, Tenn.; 2Miami Christmas Classic, Coral Gables, Fla.; 3-Miami New
Year’s Classic, Coral Gables, Fla.; 4-Wolfpack
Doubleheader, Raleigh, N.C.; 5-ACC Tournament, Raleigh,
N.C.
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
11/20 W
114-50
at Appalachian State
11/24 L
108-65
at Tennessee
11/26 W(ot) 97-95
Florida-1
11/27 L
74-75
Florida State-1
12/4 W
78-66
East Tennessee State
12/12 W
103-50
Appalachian State
12/17 W
106-97
Southern Mississippi-2
12/18 L
90-76
at Auburn-2
12/27 W
79-57
Northeastern-3
12/28 W
98-58
at Queens College-3
12/29 W
71-59
St. John’s-3
1/3
W
77-69
Alabama
1/6
W
99-58
Georgia Tech-4
1/11 W
84-68
at Duke
1/13 W
84-74
San Diego State
1/15
L(ot) 78-74
at Virginia
1/18 W
68-66
NC State
1/22
L
91-77
at Maryland
1/25 W
118-81
Wake Forest
1/29 W
96-58
Georgia Tech-5
2/2
W
84-80
at Clemson
2/5
W
74-70
Maryland
2/15
L
97-82
at NC State
2/17 W
82-65
Duke
2/21 W
103-83
Virginia Tech
2/26 W
85-74
Clemson
2/28 W
88-78
Virginia
3/4
W
85-80
Georgia Tech-6
3/5
L
88-69
Maryland-6
3/19
L
72-70
at Georgia-7
1-Lady Sunshine Classic, Sanford, Fla.; 2-Auburn Dial
Classic, Auburn, Ala.; 3-Queens Holiday Tournament,
Flushing, N.Y.; 4-Marietta, Ga.; 5-Greensboro, N.C.; 6-ACC
Tournament, Fayetteville, N.C.; 7-NCAA Mideast Regional
Semifinal, Athens, Ga.
1983-84: 24-8 Overall, 9-5 ACC
NCAA Tournament Sweet 16
ACC Champion
ACC regular season finish: Tied for third
ACC Tournament finish: First
11/18
11/19
11/25
11/26
12/3
12/4
12/10
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
69-68
98-68
77-64
78-64
81-69
91-54
62-54
Northwestern State-1
Oklahoma City-1
Miami-2
Howard-2
Alabama
Kent State
at East Tennessee State
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Year-by-Year Results
12/6 W
91-58
Duke
12/8 W
64-54
East Tennessee State
12/20 W
65-64
N. Kentucky-2
12/21 W
100-79
Mercer-2
12/22 L
80-77
Clemson
12/29 **
70-62
Rank Xerox (Sweden)
12/29 **
76-45
Parker Pen (Holland)
12/30 **
89-59
Crystal Palace (Eng.)
12/31 **
78-72
Rank Xerox (Sweden)
1/2
W
64-62
Maryland
1/5
W(ot) 66-65
at Virginia
1/7
L
76-75
Clemson
1/9
W
93-61
at Georgia Tech
1/11 W
59-38
Georgia State-3
1/12 W
84-51
Connecticut
1/14 W
101-73
at Wake Forest
1/16
L
71-68
at East Carolina
1/23
L
85-68
NC State
1/25 W
91-55
Stetson
1/26
L
80-78
Minnesota
1/30
L
74-53
Old Dominion
2/5
W
85-71
East Carolina
2/8
W
85-63
Duke-4
2/9
L
90-63
NC State-4
2/12 W
107-76
Appalachian State
2/14
L
66-61
at Duke
2/16
L
94-62
at South Carolina
2/22 W
83-59
Duke-5
2/23
L
81-59
at NC State-5
3/5
L
89-61
at Old Dominion-6
3/20 W
84-73
Illinois State-7
3/21 W
68-61
Virginia-7
3/22
L
71-62
Oregon State-7
** exhibition games, London, England
1-JMU Tip-Off Classic, Harrisonburg, Va.; 2-Christmas
Classic, Chapel Hill; 3-Durham, N.C.; 4-ACC Tournament,
College Park, Md.; 5-NCAIAW Tournament, Raleigh, N.C.;
6-AIAW So. Region II Tournament, Norfolk, Va.; 7-NWIT,
Amarillo, Texas
Year-by-Year Results
12/30 W
73-52
Virginia Tech-3
12/31 W
77-49
East Carolina-3
1/2
L
75-59
Tennessee
1/7
W
80-79
Maryland
1/9
W
76-69
Fairleigh Dickinson
1/11 W
72-63
Duke
1/14 W
85-72
Virginia
1/17 W
71-70
at NC State
1/21 W
60-54
District of Columbia
1/24 W
77-71
at Wake Forest
1/28 W
81-73
Georgia Tech
1/30 W
69-61
Clemson
2/4
L
57-52
at Maryland
2/9
L
88-72
at Virginia
2/11
L
74-68
NC State
2/14 W(ot) 66-64
at UNC-Charlotte
2/16
L
80-67
at Duke
2/20 W
95-75
at Georgia Tech
2/22 W
91-54
Wake Forest
2/26
L
98-76
at Clemson
3/2
W
74-73
Clemson-4
3/3
W
96-68
Virginia-4
3/4
W
99-76
NC State-4
3/16 W(ot) 81-79
St. John’s-5
3/22
L
73-72
Cheyney-6
1-Lady Jayhawks Classic, Lawrence, Kan.; 2-Wolfpack
Doubleheader, Raleigh, N.C.; 3-Dogwood Classic,
Fayetteville, N.C.; 4-ACC Tournament, Fayetteville, N.C.;
5-NCAA First Round, Chapel Hill; 6-NCAA East Regional
Semifinal, Norfolk, Va.
1984-85 (21-11, 11-3 ACC)
NCAA Tournament First Round
ACC regular season finish: Second
ACC Tournament finish: Runner-up
11/20 W
100-50
Delaware State
11/23 W
82-44
UNC-Charlotte-1
11/24 W
77-65
East Carolina-1
11/29 L
82-76
at Radford
12/1
L
74-73
Virginia Tech-2
12/8
L
84-70
at Tennessee
12/10 W(ot) 77-67
Temple
12/20 W
69-48
George Washington
12/28 L
78-64
Old Dominion-3
12/29 L
78-64
at NC State-3
1/2
W
75-70
at Clemson
1/5
W
78-61
at Maryland
1/8
L
63-62
at Duke
1/13
L(ot) 64-62
at Virginia
1/15 W
77-74
NC State
1/19 W
88-68
at Georgia Tech
1/22 W
79-73
at Wake Forest
1/24 W
74-71
Clemson
1/27 W
81-50
Georgia Tech
1/31 W
86-47
Cheyney
2/2
W
66-61
Maryland
2/5
W
77-75
Virginia
2/9
L
70-63
at NC State
2/12 W
88-68
Duke
2/19 W
91-65
Wake Forest
2/22 W
79-62
at Alaska-Anchorage-4
2/23
L
80-59
Louisiana Tech-4
2/24 W
86-71
Louisville-4
3/1
W
76-64
Wake Forest-5
3/2
W
76-55
Virginia-5
3/3
L
81-80
N.C. State-5
3/17
L
98-79
at Penn State-6
1-Dogwood Classic, Fayetteville, N.C.; 2-Maroon Night,
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Roanoke, Va.; 3-G.D. Ritzy’s/C.Q. Classic, Raleigh, N.C.; 4Northern Lights Invitational, Anchorage, Alaska; 5-ACC
Tournament, Fayetteville, N.C.; 6-NCAA First Round,
University Park, Pa.
1985-86: 23-9 Overall, 10-4 ACC
NCAA Tournament Sweet 16
ACC regular season finish: Second
ACC Tournament finish: Runner-up
11/25 W
102-54
Maryland-Eastern Shore
11/29 W
121-61
Mercer-1
11/30 L
90-67
Auburn-1
12/4 W
75-73
Virginia Tech
12/14 W
72-71
South Carolina
12/18 W
77-67
California
12/20 W
76-67
at Temple
12/27 L
87-70
Georgia-2
12/28 W
87-80
Missouri-2
12/30 L(ot) 82-71
at UCLA
1/4
W
89-76
Maryland
1/7
L
79-78
at Duke
1/11 W
82-68
Tennessee
1/13 W
81-62
Radford
1/16 W
70-68
at NC State
1/18 W
88-83
Wake Forest
1/22 W
95-91
Clemson
1/25
L
84-79
Virginia
1/27 W
88-65
Georgia Tech
1/30 W
92-58
at Cheyney
2/1
W
65-59
at Maryland
2/5
W
60-58
at Virginia
2/9
W(ot) 81-79
NC State
2/12
L
86-79
Duke
2/15
L
80-65
at Clemson
2/19 W
82-73
at Wake Forest
2/22 W(ot) 92-81
at Georgia Tech
3/1
W
88-83
Clemson-3
3/2
W
67-65
Wake Forest-3
3/3
L
90-74
Maryland-3
3/15 W
82-76
Nevada-Las Vegas-4
3/20
L
84-70
Southern California-5
1-Sunshine Classic, Lake Mary, Fla.
2-Transamerica Classic, Los Angeles, Calif.
3-ACC Tournament, Fayetteville, N.C.
4-NCAA Second Round, Chapel Hill
5-NCAA West Region Semifinal, Long Beach, Calif.
1986-87: 19-10 Overall, 9-5 ACC
NCAA Tournament Second Round
ACC regular season finish: Third
ACC Tournament finish: Semifinals
11/28 W
11/29 L
96-79
79-63
12/6 W
94-65
Temple
12/13 W
65-52
Radford
12/18 W
82-51
UCLA
12/27 L
79-72
Southern California-2
12/28 W
78-67
St. Joseph’s-2
12/29 W
89-71
at Miami-2
1/2
W
80-75
at Georgia Tech
1/4
L
87-68
at Tennessee
1/7
W
76-68
Duke
1/10
L
81-66
at Virginia
1/13
L
82-76
NC State**
1/17 W
98-79
at Clemson
1/21
L
73-63
Virginia
1/24 W
86-81
Georgia Tech**
1/27 W
102-59
Wake Forest
1/28 W
67-46
at South Carolina
1/31
L
82-71
at Maryland
2/2
W
69-61
at St. John’s
2/4
W
72-70
Clemson
2/7
W
68-64
at Wake Forest
2/10
L
51-44
at N.C. State
2/14 W
91-49
Western Carolina
2/21 W
85-74
Maryland**
2/23 W
83-67
at Duke
2/28 W
64-54
Georgia Tech-3
3/1
L
70-63
NC State-3
3/14
L
76-58
Old Dominion-4
1-LSU Crawfish Classic, Baton Rouge, La.; 2-Miami
Orange Bowl Invitational, Miami, Fla.; 3-ACC Tournament,
Fayetteville, N.C.; 4-NCAA Second Round, Chapel Hill, N.C.
**Home games played at the Dean E. Smith Center
1987-88: 10-17 Overall, 4-10 ACC
ACC regular season finish: Sixth
ACC Tournament finish: Quarterfinals
11/28 W
99-51
at Central Florida
12/1
L
92-81
at Radford
12/4 W
88-75
Michigan-1
12/5 W
69-66
Iowa State-1
12/12 W
77-73
South Carolina
12/18 W
82-79
Florida State
12/20 W
90-87
Georgia State
12/28 L
77-72
at California
12/31 L
82-71
at UCLA
1/2
L
92-69
at Southern California
1/6
L
104-70
Maryland
1/12
L
72-63
at NC State
1/17 W
82-74
Georgia Tech**
1/19
L
56-51
at Wake Forest
1/23
L
73-50
Clemson**
1/27 W
66-65
at Duke
1/30
L
81-73
Virginia**
2/2
L
74-57
Wake Forest
2/6
L
74-66
at Maryland
2/9
W(2ot) 75-74
NC State
2/13
L
76-74
at Georgia Tech
2/17
L
64-57
at Virginia
2/20 W
68-64
Duke**
2/25
L
88-65
Tennessee
2/27
L
66-60
at Clemson
2/29
L
75-69
Miami
3/5
L
61-53
Wake Forest-2
** Home games played at the Dean E. Smith Center
1-Tar Heel Invitational, Chapel Hill
2-ACC Tournament, Fayetteville, N.C.
Northwestern State-1
at Louisiana State-1
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
11/25 L
72-60
Washington-1
11/26 W
94-72
Illinois-1
11/27 L
76-61
at Hawaii-1
12/1
L
93-75
Southern California
12/3 W
83-58
East Tennessee State-2
12/4 W
80-75
Indiana-2
12/10 W
75-71
Alabama-3
12/11 W
66-55
at Marshall-3
12/19 W
95-71
UCLA
12/21 W
109-96
Minnesota
12/29 W
84-82
Appalachian State-4
12/30 L
95-91
at Stetson-4
1/4
L
98-71
at South Carolina
1/10 W
93-92
Duke
1/14
L
87-81
at Georgia Tech
1/18
L
92-64
at Virginia
1/21
L
93-59
Maryland
1/24
L
86-69
NC State
1/26
L
72-70
Radford
1/29
L
97-89
Georgia Tech**
2/1
L
87-79
Virginia
2/4
L
88-70
at Wake Forest
2/7
L
93-72
at NC State
2/11
L
71-66
Clemson**
2/15
L
74-72
at Duke
2/18
L
87-60
at Maryland
2/22
L
67-66
Wake Forest
2/25
L
92-61
at Clemson
2/27 W
116-92
Mount St. Mary’s
3/4
L
93-68
Maryland-5
** Home games played at the Dean E. Smith Center
1-Rainbow Wahine Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii; 2-Tar Heel
Invitational, Chapel Hill; 3-Marshall Invitational,
Huntington, W. Va.; 4-Lady Hatter Classic, Deland, Fla.;
5-ACC Tournament, Fayetteville, N.C.
1989-90: 13-15 Overall, 3-11 ACC
ACC regular season finish: Eighth
ACC Tournament finish: Quarterfinals
11/25
11/27
12/1
12/2
12/6
12/8
12/9
12/17
12/29
12/30
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
L
102-63
95-62
84-77
71-69
85-79
102-58
85-61
70-56
83-69
106-81
1990-91: 12-16 Overall, 2-12 ACC
ACC regular season finish: Eighth
ACC Tournament finish: Quarterfinals
11/24 L
109-105
Providence-1
11/25 W
78-69
Fordham-1
12/2 W
82-63
at William & Mary
12/7 W
82-59
Virginia Union-2
12/8 W
74-71
Bowling Green St.-2
12/10 W
79-41
Charleston Southern**
12/16 W
82-68
Tennessee State
12/19 W
92-68
Robert Morris
12/30 W
74-54
Loyola (Md.) College
1/2
L
81-77
Holy Cross
1/5
W
72-55
College of Charleston-3
1/6
L
76-69
South Carolina-3
1/9
L
101-86
at Georgia Tech
1/12
L
77-65
Wake Forest
1/15
L
78-72
at Duke
1/19
L
88-68
at Maryland
1/23
L
79-69
NC State
1/26
L
79-66
at Clemson
1/29
L
92-67
Virginia
1/31 W
78-55
Rider
2/2
L
66-62
at Wake Forest
2/6
L
97-60
at Virginia
2/12
L
90-70
at NC State
2/16 W
64-61
Maryland
2/19
L
59-54
Duke
2/22
L
83-63
Georgia Tech
2/24 W
58-54
Clemson
3/2
L
90-69
Virginia-4
** Home games played at the Dean E. Smith Center
1-Harvard Invitational, Cambridge, Mass.; 2-Carolina
Classic, Chapel Hill; 3-Coastal Carolina Classic, Conway,
S.C.; 4-ACC Tournament, Fayetteville, N.C.
Coastal Carolina
Towson State
Wisconsin-1
Princeton-1
Furman
Baptist College*-2
Fordham-2
Western Carolina
Georgia-3
Iowa-3
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
1991-92: 22-9 Overall, 9-7 ACC
NCAA Tournament Second Round
ACC regular season finish: Tied for third
ACC Tournament finish: Semifinals
11/22 W
87-56
South Carolina-Aiken
11/26 W
89-39
William & Mary
11/29 W
90-75
at Stetson
12/6 W
97-61
Navy-1
12/7 W
89-83
Tennessee-Chattanooga-1
12/15 W
66-53
Michigan State
12/19 W
66-53
Virginia Tech
12/31 W
85-62
at College of Charleston
1/2
W
96-36
at Charleston Southern
1/5
W
83-69
Georgia Tech
1/8
L
83-68
Virginia
1/12 W
72-56
Clemson
1/15 W
58-54
Duke
1/18
L
72-68
at Maryland
1/19 W
84-48
at Loyola (Md.) College
1/22 W(ot) 82-77
NC State
1/25
L
70-61
at Florida State
1/30 W
116-58
at Winthrop
2/1
W
84-61
at Wake Forest
2/5
L
71-65
at NC State
2/8
L
92-78
Maryland
2/10 W
69-52
Florida State
2/12 W
69-64
at Duke
2/19
L
49-46
at Clemson
2/23 W
90-61
Wake Forest
2/26
L
65-52
at Virginia
2/29 W
73-70
at Georgia Tech
3/7
W
81-69
Florida State-2
3/8
L
74-55
Virginia-2
3/18 W
60-54
Old Dominion-3
3/21
L
86-72
at Miami-4
1-Harris-Teeter Classic, Chapel Hill; 2-ACC Tournament,
Rock Hill, S.C.; 3-NCAA First Round, Chapel Hill;
4-NCAA Second Round, Miami, Fla.
1992-93 (23-7, 11-5 ACC)
NCAA SWEET 16
ACC regular season finish: Tied for second
ACC Tournament finish: Semifinals
12/1
12/4
12/5
12/9
12/13
12/20
12/30
1/2
1/3
1/5
1/10
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
80-41
54-39
81-65
94-76
97-42
99-56
87-51
67-42
83-35
73-63
85-66
Charleston Southern
at Robert Morris
at Duquesne
Furman
Stetson
College of Charleston
Loyola (Md.) College
Marshall-1
at Coastal Carolina-1
at Georgia Tech
Florida State
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Year-by-Year Results
1988-89: 10-20, 1-13 ACC
ACC regular season finish: Eighth
ACC Tournament finish: Quarterfinals
1/4
W
76-74
at Georgia State
1/9
L
69-62
at Wake Forest
1/11 L
90-73
Georgia Tech
1/13 L
59-52
at Maryland
1/15 W
82-34
at Loyola (Md.) College
1/20 L
90-88
at Duke
1/22 L
81-63
Virginia
1/24 L
85-69
at NC State
1/27 L
80-66
at Clemson
1/31 W
87-75
Wake Forest
2/6
L
88-64
Maryland
2/10 W
81-77
at Georgia Tech
2/12 W
104-66
College of Charleston
2/15 L
95-46
at Virginia
2/18 L
105-86
NC State
2/21 W
58-56
Duke
2/24 L
80-79
Clemson
3/3
L
80-61
NC State-4
*-Baptist became Charleston Southern in 1990
1-Princeton Tournament, Princeton, N.J.; 2-Carolina Classic,
Chapel Hill; 3-Hilton Head Super Shootout, Hilton Head, S.C.; 4ACC Tournament, Fayetteville, N.C.
Year-by-Year Results
1/12 W
92-68
Wake Forest
1/16 W
59-56
at Clemson
1/19 W
66-54
Duke
1/21 W
73-60
at Florida State
1/23 W
85-80
Maryland
1/27 W
71-47
NC State
1/31 W(ot) 72-68
Georgia Tech
2/3
W
72-65
Virginia
2/6
W
77-69
at Wake Forest
2/9
L
73-67
at Virginia
2/14 W
80-51
Canisius
2/16
L
60-55
at NC State
2/20
L
73-52
at Maryland
2/23 W
84-63
at Duke
2/27 W
70-63
Clemson
3/6
W
89-71
NC State-2
3/7
L
75-61
Maryland-2
3/21 W(ot) 74-73
Alabama-3
3/25
L
74-54
Tennessee-4
1-Coastal Carolina Classic, Conway, S.C.; 2-ACC
Tournament, Rock Hill, S.C.; 3-NCAA Second Round,
Chapel Hill; 4-NCAA Mideast Region Semifinal, Iowa City,
Iowa
1993-94: 33-2 Overall, 14-2 ACC
NCAA Champion
ACC Champion
ACC regular season finish: Second
ACC Tournament finish: First
12/1 W
92-52
UNC Asheville
12/3 W
90-33
Md.-Baltimore County-1
12/4 W
99-58
Niagara-1
12/8 W
102-53
Coastal Carolina**
12/11 W
102-61
Florida State**
12/18 W
102-42
College of Charleston**
12/29 W
115-63
Radford-2
12/30 W
89-83
Alabama-2
12/31 W
80-75 (ot) Kentucky-2
1/6
W
84-44
Wake Forest**
1/8
W
98-75
Northwestern-3
1/12
L
77-75
Virginia**
1/14 W
71-48
at Florida State
1/16 W
87-51
Georgia Tech
1/19 W
79-68
at Duke
1/24 W
79-67
at Maryland
1/27 W
87-66
at NC State
1/30 W
71-68
Clemson
2/1
W
85-34
Winthrop
2/6
W
70-62
at Wake Forest
2/9
L
83-74
at Virginia
2/12 W
89-79
at Georgia Tech
2/16 W
81-54
NC State
2/20 W
106-76
Maryland
2/22 W
70-58
Duke
2/27 W
91-86
at Clemson
3/5
W
78-55
Georgia Tech-4
3/6
W
65-64
Clemson-4
3/7
W
77-60
Virginia-4
3/16 W
101-53
Georgia Southern-5
3/20 W
63-52
Old Dominion-5
3/24 W
73-69
Vanderbilt-6
3/26 W
81-69
Connecticut-6
4/2
W
89-74
Purdue-7
4/3
W
60-59
Louisiana Tech-7
** Home games played at the Dean E. Smith Center
1-Carolina Invitational, Chapel Hill; 2-Citrus Sports Travel
Holiday Classic, Orlando, Fla.; 3-ACC/Big Ten Challenge,
Charlottesville, Va.; 4-ACC Tournament, Rock Hill, S.C.; 5-
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NCAA First and Second Rounds, Chapel Hill; 6-NCAA East
Region Semifinal and Final, Piscataway, N.J.; 7-NCAA
Final Four, Richmond, Va.
1994-95: 30-5, 12-4 ACC
NCAA Tournament Sweet 16
ACC Champion
ACC regular season finish: Second
ACC Tournament finish: First
11/25 W
79-52
Tennessee Tech-1
11/26 W
83-51
at Hawaii-1
11/27 W
79-72
Florida-1
12/3 W
87-50
Robert Morris
12/4 W
113-58
N.C. A&T
12/7 W
102-38
Loyola
12/10 W
92-36
East Carolina
12/19 W
92-43
Morehead State-2
12/20 W
81-36
College of Charleston-2
12/21 W
106-72
East Tennessee State-2
12/29 W
80-68
Rhode Island-3
12/30 W
57-52
at Virginia Tech-3
1/4
W
77-52
at Florida State
1/7
W
74-62
Georgia Tech
1/9
W
82-67
Wake Forest
1/14 W
77-73
at Clemson
1/18 W
71-62
NC State
1/22 W
88-67
Maryland
1/25
L
74-72
at Duke
1/l28 W
85-48
at Wake Forest
1/30
L
80-64
at Virginia
2/3
W
92-47
Florida State
2/5
L
88-78
Virginia
2/8
W
84-62
at Georgia Tech
2/11 W
84-47
George Mason
2/15 W
82-69
Clemson
2/19
L(2ot) 88-86
at NC State
2/21 W
86-70
at Maryland
2/25 W
82-57
Duke
3/3
W
71-51
Wake Forest-4
3/4
W
90-71
NC State-4
3/5
W
95-70
Duke-4
3/16 W
89-48
Western Illinois-5
3/18 W
59-45
Seton Hall-5
3/23
L
81-71
Stanford-6
1-Rainbow Wahine Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii; 2-Carolinas
Holiday Beach Classic, Myrtle Beach, S.C.; 3-Diamond Club
Classic, Blacksburg, Va.; 4-ACC Tournament, Rock Hill,
S.C.; 5-NCAA First and Second Rounds, Chapel Hill; 6NCAA West Region Semifinal, Los Angeles, Calif.
1995-96: 13-14 Overall, 8-8 ACC
ACC regular season finish: Fifth
ACC Tournament finish: Quarterfinals
11/25 W
72-45
Towson State
12/2 L
77-62
Connecticut-1
12/3 W
77-72
at Richmond
12/9 W
88-54
UNC-Asheville
12/19 W
95-52
Coastal Carolina-2
12/20 L
81-75
Nebraska-2
12/21 L
73-64
Iowa-2
12/29 W
82-61
Georgetown-3
12/30 L
69-55
Auburn-3
1/3
W
67-59
Florida State
1/6
W
78-74
at Georgia Tech
1/8
W
84-72
at Wake Forest
1/13 W
93-68
Clemson
1/17 L
76-72
at NC State
1/21 W
66-63
at Maryland
1/24 L
86-85
Duke
1/29 W
69-68
Wake Forest
1/31 L
87-71
at Virginia
2/4
L
80-75
Georgia-4
2/7
W
88-72
Georgia Tech
2/9
L
73-64
at Florida State
2/12 L
83-70
Virginia
2/15 L(ot)
79-78
at Clemson
2/18 W
75-65
NC State
2/21 L
68-62
Maryland
2/23 L
61-58
at Duke
3/1
L
67-49
Clemson-5
1-Central Fidelity Classic, Richmond, Va.; 2-Carolinas
Holiday Beach Classic, Myrtle Beach, S.C.; 3-Big Four Classic,
Greensboro, N.C.; 4-Naismith/Booth Classic, Charlotte,
N.C.; 5-ACC Tournament, Rock Hill, S.C.
1996-97: 29-3 Overall, 15-1 ACC
NCAA Tournament Sweet 16
ACC Champion
ACC regular season finish: First
ACC Tournament finish: First
11/23
11/26
11/30
12/2
12/14
12/18
12/19
12/20
12/28
12/29
1/5
1/8
1/11
1/14
1/18
1/20
1/23
1/27
1/30
2/2
2/7
2/10
2/14
2/17
2/21
2/23
2/28
3/1
3/2
3/14
3/16
3/22
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W(ot)
L
78-37
113-67
97-56
84-41
96-49
93-63
72-67
88-74
68-52
76-49
79-69
88-63
80-53
82-55
87-73
75-63
77-66
75-71
80-77
75-71
73-63
79-72
82-56
84-77
81-61
70-65
86-60
66-55
62-58
78-53
81-71
46-44
William & Mary
Radford
East Tennessee State
Mount St. Mary’s
Howard
Georgia Southern-1
Louisville-1
Alabama-1
Maine-2
Mississippi State-2
at Maryland
at Florida State
Georgia Tech
Wake Forest
at Duke
at Clemson
NC State
at Virginia
at Georgia Tech
at Wake Forest
Maryland
Clemson
Florida State
at NC State
Duke
Virginia
Wake Forest-3
Duke-3
Clemson-3
Harvard-4
Michigan State-4
George Washington-5
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
1997-98: 27- 7 Overall, 11-5 ACC
NCAA Tournament Elite Eight
ACC Champion
ACC regular season finish: Fourth
ACC Tournament finish: First
11/19 W
93-78
Buffalo
11/23 L
68-48
Florida-1
11/25 W
90-48
UNC-Asheville
11/27 W
89-67
Miami (Ohio)-2
11/28 W
68-61
Oklahoma-2
12/4 W
90-59
at Wake Forest
12/7 W
91-65
Furman
12/14 W
86-31
Western Carolina
12/18 W(ot) 82-78
UCLA
12/20 W
88-67
Western Kentucky-3
12/30 W
106-35
South Carolina State
1/2
L
77-63
at Clemson
1/4
W
103-77
Florida State
1/8
W
69-48
at Georgia Tech
1/12 W
83-74
Duke
1/15 L(3ot) 105-100
Virginia
1/18 L
84-62
at Maryland
1/22 W
67-64
NC State
1/25 W
78-53
Wake Forest
1/30 W
74-45
Coastal Carolina
2/1
W
80-59
Clemson
2/4
W
75-58
at Florida State
2/8
W
85-58
Georgia Tech**
2/12 L
83-70
at Duke
2/15 W(2ot) 85-84
at Virginia
2/20 W
71-52
Maryland
2/22 L
60-57
at NC State
2/27 W
76-56
Virginia-4
2/28 W
56-52
Duke-4
3/1
W
81-50
Clemson-4
3/13 W
91-71
Howard-5
3/15 W
85-72
Florida International-5
3/21 W
80-74
Illinois-6
3/23 L
76-70
Tennessee-6
** Home games played at the Dean E. Smith Center
1-Hall of Fame Tipoff Classic, Champaign, Ill.; 2-LMU
Furama Hotel Thanksgiving Classic, Los Angeles, Calif.;
3-Myrtle Beach, S.C.; 4-ACC Tournament, Charlotte, N.C.;
5-NCAA First and Second Rounds, Chapel Hill; 6-NCAA
Mideast Region Semifinal and Final, Nashville, Tenn.
1998-99 (28-8, 11-5 ACC)
NCAA Tournament Sweet 16
ACC regular season finish: Tied for third
ACC Tournament finish: Runner-up
11/13 W
85-71
Akron
11/15 W
76-58
Kansas-1
11/17 W
85-68
Syracuse
11/19 W
88-43
UNC-Wilmington
11/21 W
82-50
Fordham
11/27 W
77-67
St. John’s-2
11/28 L
86-68
UCLA-2
11/29 W
75-72
at Hawaii-2
12/3 W
85-68
Georgia Tech
12/5 W(ot) 112-101
at Florida State
12/7 W
77-46
Marshall
12/13 W
95-63
Tennessee State
12/17 W
89-66
at Holy Cross
12/20 W
90-75
Alabama-3
12/29 W
100-62
George Mason
12/31 W
93-50
Hampton
1/2
W
100-75
at Wake Forest
1/4
W
87-76
Clemson
1/7
L
87-70
at NC State
1/10 W
87-58
Maryland
1/18 W
79-68
at Virginia
1/22 L
93-71
Duke
1/24 L
91-84
at Georgia Tech
1/28 W
87-76
Florida State
1/31 W
88-66
Wake Forest
2/3
W
76-72
at Clemson
2/7
L
79-71
NC State
2/11 W
78-63
at Maryland
2/14 W(ot) 82-80
Virginia
2/21 L
88-78
at Duke
2/27 W
87-71
Georgia Tech-4
2/28 W
83-70
Virginia-4
3/1
L
87-72
Clemson-4
3/12 W
64-55
Northeastern-5
3/14 W
70-56
Alabama-5
3/20 L
82-59
Purdue-6
1-State Farm Tip-off Classic, West Lafayette, Ind.;
2-Rainbow Wahine Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii; 3-ACC-SEC
Challenge, Myrtle Beach, S.C.; 4-ACC Tournament,
Charlotte, N.C.; 5-NCAA First and Second Rounds, Chapel
Hill; 6-NCAA Midwest Region Semifinal, Normal, Ill.
1999-2000: 20-13 Overall, 8-8 ACC
NCAA Tournament Sweet 16
ACC regular season finish: Seventh
ACC Tournament finish: Runner-up
11/20
11/23
11/26
11/28
12/2
12/4
12/5
12/7
12/11
12/19
12/30
1/3
1/6
1/10
1/13
1/16
1/20
1/23
1/27
1/30
2/3
2/7
2/10
2/13
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
W(ot)
L
W
69-65
66-49
82-55
72-68
92-79
99-86
106-80
74-55
77-58
82-65
70-65
79-72
87-68
60-59
55-44
69-56
77-67
79-67
101-58
54-49
86-76
66-63
69-65
85-62
UCLA-1
East Carolina
East Tennessee State
Arizona State
at Maryland
Notre Dame-2
Richmond-2
Georgia Southern
Radford
Michigan State-3
California
NC State
at Virginia
Clemson
at Georgia Tech
at Wake Forest
Florida State
at Iowa State-4
at Duke
Maryland
at NC State
Virginia
at Clemson
Georgia Tech
2/17 W
75-69
Wake Forest
2/22 W
78-74
at Florida State
2/27 W
73-64
Duke
3/4
W
56-54
Clemson-5
3/5
W
67-63
Virginia-5
3/6
L
79-76
Duke-5
3/18 W
62-57
Maine-6
3/20 W
83-50
Rice-6
3/25 L
83-57
Georgia-7
1-Secret Four in the Fall, Lubbock, Texas; 2-Wachovia
Women’s Invitational Tournament, Richmond, Va.;
3-ACC/Big Ten Challenge, Myrtle Beach, S.C.; 4-ACC/Big
12 Challenge, Ames, Iowa; 5-ACC Tournament, Charlotte,
N.C.; 6-NCAA First and Second Rounds, Santa Barbara, Calif.;
7-NCAA West Region Semifinal, Portland, Ore.
2000-01: 15-14 Overall, 7-9 ACC
ACC regular season finish: Seventh
ACC Tournament finish: Quarterfinals
11/17 L
95-89
at Buffalo
11/19 W
81-68
at Syracuse
11/21 W
101-33
North Carolina A&T St.
11/25 L
91-77
Old Dominion**
11/27 W
84-63
East Tennessee State
12/3 L
78-55
Notre Dame-1
12/9 W
87-69
Maryland
12/16 W
71-48
Winthrop
12/21 W
74-68
South Carolina-2
12/28 W
77-58
Elon
1/2
L
82-75
Georgia Tech
1/4
L
73-71
at Wake Forest
1/8
W
71-70
at Clemson
1/11 L
78-76
Virginia
1/14 W(ot) 83-77
NC State**
1/18 W
75-62
at Florida State
1/21 L
94-77
Oklahoma-3
1/25 L(ot)
92-85
Duke
1/28 L
55-53
at Maryland
2/1
W
85-63
at Georgia Tech
2/4
W
72-60
Wake Forest
2/8
W(2ot) 100-99
Clemson
2/11 L
76-73
at Virginia
2/14 W
72-54
Coastal Carolina
2/18 L(ot)
80-78
Florida State
2/22 L
84-73
at NC State
2/26 L
72-67
at Duke
3/2
W
79-64
Georgia Tech-4
3/3
L
75-57
Clemson-4
**Home games played at the Dean E. Smith Center
1-Honda Elite Classic, Orlando, Fla.; 2-ACC/SEC
Challenge, Myrtle Beach, S.C.; 3-ACC/Big 12 Challenge,
Chapel Hill; 4-ACC Tournament, Greensboro, N.C.
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Year-by-Year Results
1-Carolinas Holiday Beach Classic, Myrtle Beach, S.C.; 2-Big
Four Classic, Greensboro, N.C.; 3-ACC Tournament,
Charlotte, N.C.; 4-NCAA First and Second Rounds, Chapel
Hill; 5-NCAA East Region Semifinal, Columbia, S.C.
Year-by-Year Results/30-Point Games
40 and 30-Point Games
42
Tracy Reid vs. Virginia, 1/15/98
41
Tracy Reid vs. Virginia, 1/27/97
Tresa Brown vs. Virginia, 1/14/84
40
Kathy Wilson vs. Georgia Tech, 1/17/88
2001-02: 26-9 Overall, 11-5 ACC
NCAA Tournament Sweet 16
ACC regular season finish: Second
ACC Tournament finish: Runner-up
2002-03: 28-6 Overall, 13-3 ACC
NCAA Tournament Second Round
ACC regular season finish: Second
ACC Tournament finish: Runner-up
11/9 W
77-59
George Mason-1
11/11 W
89-69
Evansville-1
11/15 L
97-74
At Connecticut-2
11/20 W
100-44
Western Carolina
11/23 W
117-57
Howard-3
11/24 W
84-43
At Winthrop-3
11/28 W
102-64
Kentucky
12/2 W
95-85
At Old Dominion
12/5 W
90-68
Wake Forest
12/8 W
99-69
Richmond
12/20 L
85-53
South Carolina-4
12/30 W
85-58
Maryland
1/2
W
93-81
At Florida State
1/5
W
76-47
Lehigh
1/7
W
90-67
Tennessee-Martin
1/10 L
66-63
NC State**
1/13 W
89-85
At Clemson
1/17 L
81-62
Georgia Tech
1/21 L
65-64
At Wake Forest
1/24 L
102-82
At Duke
1/27 W
79-64
Virginia
1/31 W
68-57
At Maryland
2/4
W
93-63
Florida State
2/6
W
49-45
Villanova
2/10 W
80-71
At NC State
2/14 W
86-76
Clemson
2/17 W
71-62
At Georgia Tech
2/21 W
78-68
At Virginia
2/24 L
90-75
Duke
3/2
W
78-53
Maryland-5
3/3
W
58-52
NC State-5
3/4
L
87-80
Duke-5
3/16 W
85-58
Harvard-6
3/18 W
72-69
Minnesota-6
3/23 L
70-61
Vanderbilt-7
** Home game played at the Dean E. Smith Center
1-Preseason WNIT, Chapel Hill; 2-Preseason WNIT
Semifinals, Storrs, Conn.; 3-Lady Eagles Classic, Rock Hill,
S.C.; 4-Myrtle Beach, S.C.; 5-ACC Tournament,
Greensboro, N.C.; 6-NCAA First and Second Rounds,
Chapel Hill; 7-NCAA Midwest Region Semifinal, Ames,
Iowa
11/22 W
68-46
Davidson
11/24 W
106-40
East Tennessee State
11/29 W
82-66
DePaul-1
11/30 L
66-63
Oklahoma-1
12/1 W
61-50
At Hawaii-1
12/5 W
80-44
Applachian State**
12/8 W
90-54
Old Dominion
12/17 W
83-50
Elon
12/20 W
78-69
South Carolina-2
12/29 W
84-49
Charleston Southern
12/31 W
80-42
American
1/2
W
72-67
At Georgia Tech
1/5
W
80-59
NC State
1/9
W
86-56
Wake Forest
1/12 W
74-53
At Florida State
1/16 W
77-55
At Clemson
1/20 L
78-67 OT Duke
1/23 W
79-76
At Western Michigan
1/27 W
83-82
At Maryland
1/30 W
74-54
Virginia
2/2
W
76-64
Georgia Tech
2/7
W
66-63
At NC State
2/9
W
67-57
At Wake Forest
2/13 W
72-56
Florida State
2/16 W
70-66
Clemson
2/20 L
97-63
At Duke
2/24 W
80-48
Coastal Carolina
2/27 W
94-77
Maryland
3/2
L
69-59
At Virginia
3/8
W
80-71
Clemson-3
3/9
W
88-78
Virginia-3
3/10 L
77-59
Duke-3
3/22 W
72-20
Austin Peay-4
3/24 L
86-67
At Colorado-4
**Home game played at the Dean E. Smith Center
1-Rainbow Wahine Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii; 2-Myrtle
Beach, S.C.; 3-ACC Tournament, Greensboro, N.C.
4-NCAA Tournament first and second rounds, Boulder,
Colo.
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39
Pam Leake vs. Virginia, 2/5/85
38
Tonya Sampson vs. Maryland, 1/23/93
Tresa Brown vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 19/9/84
34
Tracy Reid vs. Florida State, 2/4/98
Tracy Reid vs. Clemson, 2/15/96
Pam Leake vs. Wake Forest, 1/18/85
33
Chanel Wright vs. St. John’s, 11/27/98
Tracy Reid vs. Howard, 3/13/98
Tracy Reid vs. Florida State, 1/4/98
Pam Leake vs. Delaware, 11/20/84
32
LaQuanda Barksdale vs. Elon, 12/28/00
Nikki Teasley vs. Florida State, 12/5/98
Marion Jones vs. Duke, 2/25/95
Tonya Sampson vs. Virginia, 2/3/93
Tonya Sampson vs. Virginia, 1/29/91
Dawn Royster vs. Western Carolina, 2/14/87
Pam Leake vs. Radford, 1/13/86
31
LaQuanda Barksdale vs. Duke, 1/25/01
Nikki Teasley vs. Duke, 3/6/00
LaQuanda Barksdale vs. Ga. Southern,
12/7/99
Tracy Reid vs. Virginia, 2/27/98
Tracy Reid vs. Duke, 1/12/98
Charlotte Smith vs. Col. of Charleston,
12/20/92
Merlaine Oden vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 2/27/89
Kathy Crawford vs. Southern Miss, 12/17/82
30
Nikita Bell vs. Maryland, 1/27/03
LaQuanda Barksdale vs. Florida State,
2/18/01
Tracy Reid vs. Western Kentucky, 12/20/97
Marion Jones vs. Howard, 12/14/96
Chanel Wright vs. East Tenn. St., 11/30/96
Chanel Wright vs. Radford, 11/26/96
Tracy Reid vs. N.C. State, 2/18/96
Tonya Sampson vs. Connecticut, 3/26/94
Marion Jones vs. East Tenn. St., 12/20/94
Charlotte Smith vs. Loyola, 12/7/94
Tonya Sampson vs. Alabama, 3/21/93
Kathy Wilson vs. California, 12/28/87
Pam Leake vs. Wake Forest, 2/19/86
Pam Leake vs. Missouri, 12/28/85
Tresa Brown vs. East Carolina 1/12/82
Kathy Crawford vs. Ohio, 12/19/81
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
Round
Site
3/19/83
First
Athens, Ga.
First
Region Semifinal
Chapel Hill
Norfolk, Va.
First
University Park, Pa.
Second
Region Semifinal
Chapel Hill
Long Beach, Calif.
Second
Chapel Hill
First
Second
Chapel Hill
Miami, Fla.
Second
Region Semifinal
Chapel Hill
Iowa City, Iowa
L
72-70
Georgia
1984 • East region • #2 seed • At-large bid
3/16/84
3/22/84
W(ot)
L
81-79
73-72
St. John’s
Cheyney
1985 • East region • #6 seed • At-large bid
3/17/85
L
98-79
Penn State
1986 • West region • #4 seed • At-large bid
3/15/86
3/20/86
W
L
82-76
84-70
UNLV
Southern Cal
1987 • Mideast region • #4 seed • At-large bid
3/14/87
L
76-58
Old Dominion
1992 • East region • #7 seed • At-large bid
3/18/92
3/21/92
W
L
60-54
86-72
Old Dominion
Miami
1993 • Mideast region • #4 seed • At-large bid
3/21/93
3/25/93
W(ot)
L
74-73
74-54
Alabama
Tennessee
1994 • East region • #3 seed • Automatic bid as ACC Champion
3/16/94
3/20/94
3/24/94
3/26/94
4/2/94
4/3/94
W
W
W
W
W
W
101-53
63-52
73-69
81-69
89-74
60-59
Georgia Southern
Old Dominion
Vanderbilt
Connecticut
Purdue
Louisiana Tech
First
Second
Region Semifinal
Region Final
National Semifinal
National Championship
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill
Piscataway, N.J.
Piscataway, N.J.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Va.
1995 • West region • #3 seed • Automatic bid as ACC Champion
3/16/95
3/18/95
3/23/95
W
W
L
89-48
59-45
81-71
Western Illinois
Seton Hall
Stanford
First
Second
Region Semifinal
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill
Los Angeles, Calif.
1997 • East region • #1 seed • Automatic bid as ACC Champion
3/14/97
3/16/97
3/22/97
W
W(ot)
L
78-53
81-71
55-46
Harvard
Michigan State
George Washington
First
Second
Region Semifinal
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill
Columbia, S.C.
1998 • Mideast region • #2 seed • Automatic bid as ACC Champion
3/13/98
3/15/98
3/21/98
3/23/98
W
W
W
L
91-71
85-72
80-74
76-70
Howard
Florida International
Illinois
Tennessee
First
Second
Region Semifinal
Region Final
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville, Tenn.
First
Second
Region Semifinal
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill
Normal, Ill.
First Round
Second Round
Region Semifinal
Santa Barbara, Calif.
Santa Barbara, Calif.
Portland, Ore.
First Round
Second Round
Region Semifinal
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill
Ames, Iowa
First Round
Second Round
Boulder, Colo.
Boulder. Colo.
1999 • Midwest region • #4 seed • At-large bid
3/12/99
3/14/99
3/20/99
W
W
L
64-55
70-56
82-59
Northeastern
Alabama
Purdue
2000 • West region • #5 seed • At-large bid
3/18/2000
3/20/2000
3/25/2000
W
W
L
62-57
83-50
83-57
Maine
Rice
Georgia
2002: Midwest Region • #4 seed • At-large bid
3/16/2002
3/18/2002
3/23/2002
W
W
L
85-58
72-69
70-61
Harvard
Minnesota
Vanderbilt
2003: Mideast Region • #3 seed • At-large bid
3/22/2003
3/24/2003
W
L
72-70
86-67
Austin Peay
Colorado
Overall NCAA Tournament record: 24-14 (15 appearances)
NCAA Tournament record under Sylvia Hatchell: 22-10 (11 appearances)
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
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NCAA Tournament History
Date
W/L
Score
Opponent
1983 • Mideast region • #7 seed • At-large bid
ACC Tournament History
1978: #4 seed
UNC 79, #5 Wake Forest 52
#1 NC State 89, UNC 58
1979: #4 seed
UNC 86, #5 Virginia 51
#1 Maryland 71, UNC 69
1980: #4 seed
UNC 85, #5 Duke 63
#1 NC State 90, UNC 63
All-Time ACC Tournament Composite
Team
Maryland
North Carolina
NC State
Virginia
Clemson
Duke
Florida State
Wake Forest
Georgia Tech
W
35
36
31
28
27
21
3
6
5
L
18
21
22
23
24
22
12
26
24
Pct.
.660
.632
.585
.549
.529
.488
.200
.188
.172
Semis
16
19
16
19
18
10
1
2
2
Finals
10
11
12
6
6
6
0
0
1
Titles
8
5
4
3
2
4
0
0
0
1981: #5 seed
#4 NC State 77, UNC 64
1982: #1 seed
UNC 90, #8 Wake Forest 65
#4 Clemson 84, UNC 76
1986: #2 seed
UNC 88, #7 Clemson 83
UNC 67, #6 Wake Forest 65
#5 Maryland 92, UNC 74
1983: #2 seed
UNC 85, #7 Georgia Tech 80
#3 Maryland 88, UNC 69
1987: #3 seed
UNC 64, #6 Georgia Tech 54
#2 NC State 70, UNC 63
1984: #5 seed
UNC 74, #4 Clemson 73
UNC 96, #1 Virginia 68
UNC 99, #3 NC State 76
1988: #6 seed
#3 Wake Forest 61, UNC 53
1985: #2 seed
UNC 76, #7 Wake Forest 64
UNC 76, #3 Virginia 55
#1 NC State 81, UNC 80
1989: #8 seed
#1 Maryland 93, UNC 68
1990: #8 seed
#1 NC State 80, UNC 61
1991: #8 seed
#1 Virginia 90, UNC 69
Top ACC Crowds (Regular Season)
14,500
11,520
Virginia at Maryland, Feb. 12, 1992
(Cole Field House, College Park, Md.)
Virginia at NC State, Jan. 12, 1991
(Reynolds Coliseum, Raleigh, N.C.)
11,174
UNC at Virginia, Feb. 5, 1986
(University Hall, Charlottesville, Va.)
10.180
Duke at UNC, Jan. 20, 2003
(Carmichael Aud., Chapel Hill, N.C.)
10,000
Duke at UNC, Jan. 22, 1999
(Carmichael Aud., Chapel Hill, N.C.)
9,450
9,315
9,314
Virginia at UNC, Feb. 5, 1995
(Carmichael Aud., Chapel Hill, N.C.)
UNC at NC State, Feb. 3, 2000
(Reynolds Coliseum, Raleigh, N.C.)
UNC at Duke, Feb. 20, 2000
(Cameron Indoor Stad., Durham, N.C.)
9,146
UNC at NC State, Feb. 10, 2002
(Reynolds Coliseum, Raleigh, N.C.)
9,000
Duke at Clemson, Jan. 9, 1980
(Littlejohn Coliseum, Clemson, S.C.)
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1992: #4 seed
UNC 81, #5 Florida State 69
#1 Virginia 74, UNC 55
1993: #3 seed
UNC 89, #6 NC State 71
#2 Maryland 75, UNC 61
1994: #2 seed
UNC 78, #7 Georgia Tech 55
UNC 65, #3 Clemson 64
UNC 77, #1 Virginia 60
1995: #5 seed
UNC 71, #7 Wake Forest 51
UNC 90, #3 NC State 71
UNC 95, #4 Duke 70
1996: #5 seed
#4 Clemson 67, UNC 49
1997: #1 seed
UNC 86, #8 Wake Forest 60
UNC 66, #5 Duke 55
UNC 62, #6 Clemson 58
1998: #4 seed
UNC 76, #5 Virginia 56
UNC 56, #1 Duke 52
UNC 81, #2 Clemson 50
UNC center Candace Sutton earned ACC AllTournament honors in 2003m marking the second
year she had been named to the event’s first team.
1999: #3 seed
UNC 87, #6 Georgia Tech 71
UNC 83, #2 Virginia 70
#4 Clemson 87, UNC 72
2000: #5 seed
UNC 56, #4 Clemson 54
UNC 67, #1 Virginia 63
#2 Duke, 79, UNC 76
2001: #7 seed
UNC 79, #8 Georgia Tech 64
#2 Clemson 75, UNC 57
2002: #2 seed
UNC 78, #8 Maryland 53
UNC 58, #6 NC State 52
#1 Duke 87, UNC 80
2003: #2 seed
UNC 80, #7 Clemson 71
UNC 88, #3 Virginia 78
#1 Duke 77, UNC 59
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
Opponent
UNC Opp.
Furman
3
0
George Mason
3
0
George Washington
1
1
Georgetown
1
0
Georgia
0
5
Georgia State
4
1
Georgia Southern
3
0
GEORGIA TECH
40
11
Hampton
1
0
Harvard
2
0
Hawaii
3
1
High Point
1
2
Holy Cross
1
1
Howard
4
0
Illinois
2
0
Illinois State
1
1
Indiana
2
0
Iowa
0
2
Iowa State
1
1
James Madison
1
1
John F. Kennedy
0
1
Kansas
1
0
Kent State
1
0
Kentucky
3
0
Lehigh
1
0
Lenoir-Rhyne
1
0
Louisiana State
0
1
Louisiana Tech
1
1
Louisville
2
0
Loyola (Md.) College
5
0
Maine
2
0
Marshall
4
0
MARYLAND
29
26
Md.-Baltimore County 1
0
Md.-Eastern Shore
1
0
Mercer
3
0
Miami (Fla.)
3
2
Miami (Ohio)
1
0
Michigan
1
0
Michigan State
3
0
Opponent
UNC Opp.
Minnesota
2
1
Mississippi
1
0
Mississippi College
1
0
Mississippi State
1
1
Missouri
1
0
Morehead State
1
1
Mount St. Mary’s
2
0
Navy
1
0
Nebraska
0
1
Nevada-Las Vegas
1
0
Niagara
1
0
UNC-Asheville
3
0
UNC-Charlotte
2
0
UNC-Greensboro
8
0
UNC-Wilmington
1
0
N.C. A & T State
2
0
NC STATE
26
47
Northeastern
3
0
Northwestern State
2
0
Northern Kentucky
1
0
Notre Dame
0
2
Ohio
1
0
Ohio State
2
3
Oklahoma
1
2
Oklahoma City
1
0
Old Dominion
5
11
Oregon State
0
1
Peace College
1
0
Penn State
1
1
Pfeiffer
1
1
Pittsburgh
0
1
Princeton
0
1
Providence
0
1
Purdue
1
1
Queens College
1
0
Radford
5
3
Rhode Island
1
0
Rice
1
0
Richmond
3
0
Rider
1
0
Opponent
UNC Opp.
Robert Morris
3
0
St. Joseph’s
0
1
St. John’s
4
0
San Diego State
1
0
Seton Hall
1
0
Shaw
1
0
South Carolina
6
6
South Carolina-Aiken
1
0
South Carolina State
1
0
Southern California
0
4
Southern Mississippi
1
0
Stanford
0
1
Stetson
3
1
Syracuse
2
0
Temple
3
0
Tennessee
1
12
Tenn.-Chattanooga
1
0
Tenn.-Martin
1
0
Tennessee State
2
0
Tennessee Tech
2
2
Texas
1
0
Towson
2
0
Vanderbilt
1
2
Villanova
1
0
VIRGINIA
32
31
Virginia Tech
6
2
Virginia Union
2
0
WAKE FOREST
48
11
Washington
0
1
West Virginia
1
0
Western Carolina
7
1
Western Illinois
1
0
Western Kentucky
1
0
Western Michigan
2
0
William & Mary
4
0
Winthrop
7
0
Wisconsin
1
0
W
85
51 (A)
W 109
72 (H)
W
94
70 (A)
1982-83
W 114
50 (A)
W 103
50 (H)
1988-89
W
84
82 (N)
2002-03
W
80
44 (H)
Arizona State: UNC leads 1-0
1999-2000
W
72
68 (H)
Auburn: UNC trails 0-3
1982-83
L
76
90 (A)
1985-86
L
67
90 (N)
1995-96
L
55
69 (N)
Austin Peay: UNC leads 1-0
2002-03
W
72
70 (N)
Belmont: UNC trails 0-2
1974-75
L
75
76 (N)
1975-76
L
62
73 (A)
Bowling Green State: UNC leads 1-0
1990-91
W
74
71 (H)
Buffalo: Series tied 1-1
1997-98
W
93
78 (H)
2000-01
L
89
95 (A)
California: UNC leads 2-1
1985-86
W
77
67 (H)
1987-88
L
72
77 (A)
1999-2000
W
70
65 (H)
UCLA: UNC trails 3-4
1985-86
L (ot)
71
82 (A)
1986-87
W
82
51 (H)
1987-88
L
71
82 (A)
1988-89
W
95
71 (H)
1997-98
W (ot)
82
78 (H)
1998-99
L
68
86 (N)
1999-2000
L
65
69 (N)
Campbell: UNC leads 1-0
1974-75
W
71
52 (H)
Canisius: UNC leads 1-0
1992-93
W
80
51 (H)
Central Florida: UNC leads 1-0
1987-88
W
99
51 (A)
Charleston Soouthern: UNC leads 5-0
1989-90
W 102
58 (H)
1990-91
W
79
41 (H)
1991-92
W
96
36 (A)
1992-93
W
80
41 (H)
2002-03
W
84
49 (H)
Cheyney: UNC leads 2-1
1983-84
L
72
73 (N)
1984-85
W
86
47 (H)
1985-86
W
92
58 (A)
Clemson: UNC leads 38-26
1975-76
W
85
71 (N)
1976-77
L
59
79 (A)
1977-78
W
95
79 (H)
L
73
76 (H)
1978-79
L
66
79 (H)
L
63
91 (A)
1979-80
L
77
80 (H)
L
75
76 (H)
1980-81
L
70
85 (A)
1981-82
W
82
68 (H)
L
78
98 (A)
L
76
84 (N)
1982-83
W
84
80 (A)
W
85
74 (H)
1983-84
ACC opponents in CAPS
2003-04 opponents in bold
Series Histories
Year
W-L UNC Opp. Site
Akron: UNC leads 1-0
1998-99
W
85
71 (H)
Alabama: UNC leads 6-3
1977-78
L
72
77 (N)
1982-83
W
77
69 (H)
1983-84
L
69
81 (H)
1988-89
W
75
71 (N)
1992-93
W(ot)
74
73 (H)
1993-94
W
89
83 (N)
1996-97
L
74
88 (N)
1998-99
W
90
75 (N)
W
70
56 (H)
Ala.-Birmingham: UNC trails 0-1
1980-81
L
74
82 (N)
Alaska-Anchorage: UNC leads 1-0
1984-85
W
79
62 (A)
American: UNC leads 1-0
2002-03
W
80
42 (H)
Appalachian St.: UNC leads 16-4
1974-75
W
57
50 (A)
1975-76
L
64
80 (H)
1976-77
W
70
62 (H)
L
70
76 (A)
L
65
76 (N)
1977-78
L
84
93 (A)
W
94
60 (H)
W
81
79 (N)
1978-79
W
83
70 (A)
1978-79
W
84
72 (N)
1979-80
W
96
52 (A)
W 107
76 (H)
1980-81
W
86
56 (H)
1981-82
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L (ot)
L
W
W
W
69
76
74
75
74
95
65
88
98
72
50
60
66
61
66
79
66
58
72
46
59
70
71
91
65
77
82
93
78
49
75
79
62
61
98
73
70
71
91
80
83
79
70
73
66
71
92
80
80
79
54
56
49
56
63
68
86
64
73
69
68
79
67
63
72
58
(H)
(A)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(N)
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Series Records
Opponent
UNC Opp.
Akron
1
0
Alabama
6
3
Alabama-Birmingham 0
1
Alaska-Anchorage
1
0
American
1
0
Appalachian State
16
4
Arizona State
1
0
Auburn
0
3
Austin Peay
1
0
Belmont
0
2
Bowling Green State
1
0
Buffalo
1
1
California
2
1
UCLA
3
4
Campbell
1
0
Canisius
1
0
Central Florida
1
0
Charleston Southern
5
0
Cheyney
2
1
CLEMSON
38
26
Coastal Carolina
7
0
College of Charleston 8
1
Colorado
0
1
Connecticut
2
2
Davidson
2
0
Delaware State
1
0
DePaul
1
0
District of Columbia
1
0
DUKE
36
25
Duquesne
1
0
East Carolina
16
9
East Tennessee State 9
0
Eastern Kentucky
0
2
Elon
4
1
Evansville
1
0
Fairleigh Dickinson
1
0
Florida
3
1
Florida International
1
0
FLORIDA STATE
22
6
Fordham
3
0
Series Histories
1997-98
L
63
77 (A)
W
80
59 (H)
W
81
50 (N)
1998-99
W
87
76 (H)
W
76
72 (A)
L
72
87 (N)
1999-2000
L
59
60 (H)
L
65
69 (A)
W
56
54 (N)
2000-01
W
71
70 (A)
W (2ot) 100
99 (H)
L
57
75 (N)
2001-02
W
89
85 (A)
W
86
76 (H)
2002-03
W
77
55 (A)
W
70
66 (H)
W
80
71 (N)
Coastal Carolina: UNC leads 7-0
1989-90
W 102
63 (H)
1992-93
W
83
35 (A)
1993-94
W 102
53 (H)
1995-96
W
95
52 (N)
1997-98
W
74
45 (H)
2000-01
W
72
54 (H)
2002-03
W
80
48 (H)
College of Charleston: UNC leads 8-1
1975-76
W
79
73 (H)
1976-77
L
48
70 (A)
1978-79
W
79
69 (H)
1989-90
W 104
66 (H)
1990-91
W
72
55 (N)
1991-92
W
85
62 (A)
1992-93
W
99
56 (H)
1993-94
W 102
42 (H)
1994-95
W
81
36 (N)
Colorado: UNC trails 0-1
2002-03
L
67
86 (A)
Connecticut: Series is tied 2-2
1979-80
W
84
51 (H)
1993-94
W
81
69 (N)
1995-96
L
62
77 (N)
2001-02
L
74
94 (A)
Davidson: UNC leads 2-0
1974-75
W
80
31 (A)
2002-03
W
68
46 (H)
Delaware State: UNC leads 1-0
1984-85
W 100
50 (H)
DePaul: UNC leads 1-0
2002-03
W
82
66 (N)
District of Columbia: UNC leads 1-0
1983-84
W
60
54 (H)
Duke: UNC leads 36-25
1975-76
W
85
54 (H)
1977-78
W
87
68 (H)
W
80
72 (A)
1978-79
W
82
65 (A)
W
69
54 (H)
1979-80
W
91
58 (H)
W
85
63 (N)
L
61
66 (A)
W
83
59 (N)
1980-81
W
77
65 (A)
W
77
47 (H)
1981-82
W
73
47 (A)
W
93
59 (H)
1982-83
W
84
68 (A)
W
82
65 (H)
1983-84
W
72
63 (H)
L
67
80 (A)
1984-85
L
62
63 (A)
W
88
68 (H)
1985-86
L
78
79 (A)
L
79
86 (H)
1986-87
W
76
68 (H)
W
83
67 (A)
1987-88
W
66
65 (A)
W
68
64 (H)
1988-89
W
93
92 (H)
L
72
74 (A)
1989-90
L
88
90 (A)
W
58
56 (H)
1990-91
L
72
78 (A)
L
54
59 (H)
1991-92
W
58
54 (H)
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W
69
64 (A)
W
66
54 (H)
W
84
63 (A)
1993-94
W
79
68 (A)
W
70
58 (H)
1994-95
L
72
74 (A)
W
82
57 (H)
W
95
70 (N)
1995-96
L
85
86 (H)
L
58
61 (H)
1996-97
W
87
73 (A)
W
81
61 (H)
W
66
55 (N)
1997-98
W
83
74 (H)
L
70
83 (A)
W
56
52 (N)
1998-99
L
71
93 (H)
L
78
88 (A)
1999-2000
L
58 101 (A)
W
73
64 (H)
L
76
79 (N)
2000-01
L (ot)
85
92 (H)
L
67
72 (A)
2001-02
L
82 102 (A)
L
75
90 (H)
L
80
87 (N)
2002-03
L (ot)
67
78 (H)
L
63
97 (A)
L
59
77 (N)
Duquesne: UNC leads 1-0
1992-93
W
81
65 (A)
East Carolina: UNC leads 16-9
1974-75
W
69
50 (H)
W
74
70 (A)
1975-76
W
69
51 (H)
W
86
67 (H)
1976-77
W
81
64 (H)
L
67
68 (A)
L
74
76 (N)
1977-78
W
72
64 (H)
W
67
64 (A)
L
80
82 (A)
L
72
73 (H)
1978-79
W
78
73 (A)
L
71
78 (H)
W (ot)
91
90 (N)
1979-80
L
68
71 (A)
W
85
71 (H)
1980-81
L
75
87 (H)
W
77
74 (A)
W
89
83 (H)
1981-82
L
66
71 (H)
L
72
92 (A)
1983-84
W
77
49 (N)
1984-85
W
77
65 (N)
1994-95
W
92
36 (H)
1999-2000
W
66
49 (H)
East Tennessee State: UNC leads 9-0
1979-80
W
64
54 (H)
1982-83
W
78
66 (H)
1983-84
W
62
54 (A)
1988-89
W
83
58 (H)
1994-95
W 106
72 (N)
1996-97
W
97
56 (H)
1999-2000
W
82
55 (H)
2000-01
W
84
63 (H)
2002-03
W 106
40 (H)
Eastern Kentucky: UNC trails 0-2
1976-77
L
58
72 (A)
1979-80
L
57
62 (N)
Elon: UNC leads 4-1
1974-75
W
70
68 (H)
L
71
83 (A)
1975-76
W
89
72 (H)
2000-01
W
77
58 (H)
2002-03
W
83
50 (A)
Evansville: UNC leads 1-0
2001-02
W
89
69 (H)
Fairleigh Dickinson: UNC leads 1-0
1983-84
W
76
69 (H)
Florida: UNC leads 3-1
1980-81
W
84
71 (N)
1982-83
W (ot)
97
95 (N)
1994-95
W
79
72 (N)
1992-93
1997-98
L
48
68
Florida International: UNC leads
1997-98
W
85
72
Florida State: UNC leads 22-6
1981-82
L
68
77
1982-83
L
74
75
1987-88
W
82
79
1991-92
L
61
70
W
69
52
W
81
69
1992-93
L
66
85
W
73
60
1993-94
W 102
61
W
71
48
1994-95
W
77
52
W
92
47
1995-96
W
67
59
L
64
73
1996-97
W
88
63
W
82
56
1997-98
W 103
77
W
75
58
1998-99
W (ot) 112 101
W
87
76
1999-2000
W
77
67
W
78
74
2000-01
W
75
62
L (ot)
78
80
2001-02
W
93
81
W
93
63
2002-03
W
74
53
W
72
56
(N)
1-0
(H)
(N)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(H)
Georgia Southern: UNC leads 3-0
1993-94
W 101
53 (H)
1996-97
W
93
63 (N)
1999-2000
W
74
55 (H)
Georgia Tech: UNC leads 40-11
1979-80
W
93
61 (A)
1980-81
W
82
75 (H)
1981-82
W
81
58 (H)
W
68
64 (A)
1982-83
W
99
58 (N)
W
96
58 (N)
W
85
80 (N)
1983-84
W
81
73 (H)
W
95
75 (A)
1984-85
W
88
68 (A)
W
81
50 (H)
1985-86
W
88
65 (H)
W (ot)
92
81 (A)
1986-87
W
80
75 (A)
W
86
81 (H)
W
64
54 (N)
1987-88
W
82
74 (H)
L
74
76 (A)
1988-89
L
81
87 (A)
L
89
97 (H)
1989-90
L
73
90 (H)
W
81
77 (A)
1990-91
L
86 101 (A)
L
63
83 (H)
1991-92
W
83
69 (H)
W
73
70 (A)
1992-93
L
63
73 (A)
Up Close
The UNC-Kentucky Series
North Carolina and Kentucky have met just
three times in women’s basketball, but the
schools have a long-running rivalry on the men’s side. The
men’s squads have played 25 times in a series that dates back
to 1924. They’ve also been rivals at the top of the basketball
world, ranking first and second in all-time wins. Heading into
the 2003-04 season, UK was first with 1,849 and Carolina was
second with 1,808.
The Carolina men travel to Lexington on Jan. 3, 2004, for
another matchup in the series. Kentucky is one of two non-conference games that the UNC men and women have in common
this year. Tthe other is Old Dominion).
Fordham: UNC leads 3-0
1989-90
W
85
61
1990-91
W
78
69
1998-99
W
82
50
Furman: UNC leads 3-0
1989-90
W
85
79
1992-93
W
94
76
1997-98
W
91
65
George Mason: UNC leads 3-0
1994-95
W
84
74
1998-99
W 100
62
2001-02
W
77
59
George Washington: Series tied
1984-85
W
69
48
1996-97
L
46
55
Georgetown: UNC leads 1-0
1995-96
W
82
61
Georgia: UNC trails 0-5
1982-83
L
70
72
1985-86
L
70
87
1989-90
L
69
83
1995-96
L
75
80
1999-2000
L
57
83
Georgia State: UNC leads 4-1
1978-79
L
64
69
1979-80
W
59
38
1981-82
W
91
63
1987-88
W
90
87
1989-90
W
76
74
(H)
(N)
(H)
(H)
(H)
(H)
(H)
(H)
(H)
1-1
(H)
(N)
(N)
(A)
(N)
(N)
(N)
(N)
(A)
(N)
(N)
(H)
(A)
W (ot)
72
W
87
W
89
W
78
1994-95
W
74
W
84
1995-96
W
78
W
88
1996-97
W
80
W
80
1997-98
W
69
W
85
1998-99
W
85
L
84
W
87
1999-2000
L
44
W
85
2000-01
L
75
W
85
W
79
2001-02
L
62
W
71
2002-03
W
72
W
76
Hampton: UNC leads 1-0
1998-99
W
93
Harvard: UNC leads 2-0
1996-97
W
78
2001-02
W
85
1993-94
68
51
79
55
62
62
74
72
53
77
48
58
68
91
71
55
62
82
63
64
81
62
67
64
(H)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
50
(H)
53
58
(H)
(H)
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
(A)
(A)
(A)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(H)
(H)
(N)
(N)
(N)
(N)
(H)
(N)
(H)
(N)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(A)
(N)
(N)
(H)
(N)
(N)
(H)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(N)
(N)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(N)
(N)
(A)
(A)
(N)
(H)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(N)
(H)
L
52
57 (A)
W
78
61 (A)
W
66
61 (H)
1985-86
W
89
76 (H)
W
65
59 (A)
L
74
90 (N)
1986-87
L
71
82 (A)
W
85
74 (H)
1987-88
L
70 104 (H)
L
66
74 (A)
1988-89
L
59
93 (H)
L
60
87 (A)
L
68
93 (N)
1989-90
L
52
59 (A)
L
64
88 (H)
1990-91
L
68
88 (A)
W
64
61 (H)
1991-92
L
68
72 (A)
L
78
92 (H)
1992-93
W
85
80 (H)
L
52
73 (A)
L
61
75 (N)
1993-94
W
79
67 (A)
W 106
76 (H)
1994-95
W
88
67 (H)
W
86
70 (A)
1995-96
W
66
63 (A)
L
62
68 (H)
1996-97
W
79
69 (A)
W
73
63 (H)
1997-98
L
62
84 (A)
W
71
52 (H)
1998-99
W
87
58 (H)
W
78
63 (A)
1999-2000
W
92
79 (A)
W
54
49 (H)
2000-01
W
87
69 (H)
L
53
55 (A)
2001-02
W
85
58 (H)
W
68
57 (A)
W
78
53 (N)
2002-03
W
83
82 (A)
W
94
77 (H)
UMBC: UNC leads 1-0
1993-94
W
90
33 (H)
Md.-Eastern Shore: UNC leads 1-0
1985-86
W 102
54 (H)
Mercer: UNC leads 3-0
1979-80
W 100
79 (H)
1981-82
W (2ot)
94
92 (N)
1985-86
W 121
61 (N)
Miami: UNC leads 3-2
1980-81
W
75
61 (N)
1983-84
W
77
64 (N)
1986-87
W
89
71 (A)
1987-88
L
69
75 (H)
1991-92
L
72
86 (A)
Miami (Ohio): UNC leads 1-0
1997-98
W
89
67 (N)
Michigan: UNC leads 1-0
1987-88
W
88
75 (H)
Michigan State: UNC leads 3-0
1991-92
W
66
53 (H)
1996-97
W (ot)
81
71 (H)
1999-2000
W
82
65 (N)
Minnesota: UNC leads 2-1
1979-80
L
78
80 (H)
1988-89
W 109
96 (H)
2001-02
W
72
69 (H)
Miss. College: UNC leads 1-0
1974-75
W
76
75 (N)
Mississippi: UNC leads 1-0
1979-80
W
72
69 (H)
Mississippi State: Series tied 1-1
1981-82
L
65
83 (N)
1996-97
W
76
49 (N)
Missouri: UNC leads 1-0
1985-86
W
87
80 (N)
Morehead State: Series tied 1-1
1981-82
L
67
77 (N)
1994-95
W
92
43 (N)
Mount St. Mary’s: UNC leads 2-0
1988-89
W 116
92 (H)
1996-97
W
84
41 (H)
1984-85
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
Navy: UNC leads 1-0
1991-92
W
97
Nebraska: UNC trails 0-1
1995-96
L
75
UNLV: UNC leads 1-0
1985-86
W
82
Niagara: UNC leads 1-0
1993-94
W
99
UNC Asheville: UNC leads
1993-94
W
92
1995-96
W
88
1997-98
W
90
61
(H)
1985-86
81
(N)
1986-87
76
(H)
58
3-0
52
54
48
(H)
1987-88
1988-89
(H)
(H)
(H)
1989-90
L
W
W (ot)
L
L
L
L
W (2ot)
L
L
L
L
80
70
81
76
44
63
63
75
69
72
69
86
81
68
79
82
51
70
72
74
86
93
85
105
(N)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
Up Close
The UNC-Maryland Series
Heading into the 2003-04 season, the series
between North Carolina and Maryland is fairly
equal, 29-26 in UNC’s favor. In the early years, however, the
scales tilted strongly in the Terrapins’ favor. UNC won just 11 of
the first 34 games between the two schools and lost eight in a
row between the 1987-88 season and the 1990-91 season.
Starting with the 1993-94 NCAA Championship season,
Carolina turned the tables and since then has won 18 of 21
games.
The Tar Heels won both of last year’s games, one in particularly dramatic fashion. Senior guard Coretta Brown banked in a
shot at the buzzer to give UNC an 83-82 win in College Park,
Md., on Jan. 27.
UNC Charlotte: UNC leads 2-0
1983-84
W (ot)
66
64 (A)
1984-85
W
82
44 (N)
UNC Greensboro: UNC leads 8-0
1974-75
W
71
57 (A)
1975-76
W
66
45 (H)
1976-77
W
95
75 (A)
W
74
45 (H)
1977-78
W
76
69 (A)
W
92
68 (H)
1978-79
W
99
40 (A)
W
99
57 (H)
UNC Wilmington: UNC leads 1-0
1998-99
W
88
43 (H)
N.C. A&T State: UNC leads 2-0
1994-95
W 113
58 (H)
2000-01
W 101
33 (H)
NC State: UNC trails 47-26
1974-75
W
74
47 (A)
W
85
51 (H)
1975-76
W
74
61 (H)
L
58
68 (A)
L
74
77 (H)
1976-77
L
58
71 (A)
L
62
74 (H)
1977-78
L
59
75 (H)
L
58
89 (N)
L
70
92 (A)
1978-79
L
81
87 (H)
L
64
91 (A)
L
77
95 (N)
1979-80
L
66
89 (A)
L
68
85 (H)
L
63
90 (N)
L
59
81 (A)
1980-81
L
61
65 (H)
L
62
67 (A)
L
64
77 (N)
L
50
70 (H)
1981-82
L
63
71 (A)
W
78
65 (H)
1982-83
W
68
66 (H)
L
82
97 (A)
1983-84
W
71
70 (A)
L
68
74 (H)
W
99
76 (N)
1984-85
L
64
78 (A)
W
77
74 (H)
L
63
70 (A)
L
61
80
L
69
79
L
70
90
1991-92
W (ot)
82
77
L
65
71
1992-93
W
71
47
L
55
60
W
89
71
1993-94
W
87
66
W
81
54
1994-95
W
71
62
L (2ot)
86
88
W
90
71
1995-96
L
72
76
W
75
65
1996-97
W
77
66
L
77
84
1997-98
W
67
64
L
57
60
1998-99
L
70
87
L
71
79
1999-2000
L
72
79
L
76
86
2000-01
W (ot)
83
77
L
73
84
2001-02
L
63
66
W
80
71
W
58
52
2002-03
W
80
59
W
66
63
Northeastern: UNC leads 2-0
1982-83
W
79
57
1998-99
W
64
55
Northwestern: UNC leads 1-0
1993-94
W
98
75
Northwestern St.: UNC leads 2-0
1983-84
W
69
68
1986-87
W
96
79
N. Kentucky: UNC leads 1-0
1979-80
W
65
64
Notre Dame: UNC trails 0-2
1999-2000
L
86
99
2000-01
L
55
78
Ohio State: UNC trails 2-3
1975-76
L
64
80
1976-77
L
68
85
1977-78
L
66
80
1978-79
W
76
74
1980-81
W
75
67
1990-91
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(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(H)
(N)
(N)
(N)
(H)
(N)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(H)
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Series Histories
Hawaii: UNC leads 3-1
1988-89
L
61
76
1994-95
W
83
51
1998-99
W
75
72
2002-03
W
61
50
High Point: UNC trails 1-2
1974-75
W
64
33
1976-77
L
72
74
1977-78
L
71
86
Holy Cross: Series tied 1-1
1990-91
L
77
81
1998-99
W
89
66
Howard: UNC leads 4-0
1983-84
W
78
64
1996-97
W
96
49
1997-98
W
91
71
2001-02
W 117
57
Illinois: UNC leads 2-0
1988-89
W
94
72
1997-98
W
80
74
Illinois State: Series tied 1-1
1979-80
W
84
73
1980-81
L
72
92
Indiana: UNC leads 2-0
1977-78
W
76
58
1988-89
W
80
75
Iowa: UNC trails 0-2
1989-90
L
81 106
1995-96
L
64
73
Iowa State: Series tied 1-1
1987-88
W
69
66
1999-2000
L
67
79
James Madison: Series tied 1-1
1976-77
L (ot)
67
69
1980-81
W 100
59
John F. Kennedy: UNC trails 0-1
1974-75
L
67
69
Kansas: UNC leads 1-0
1998-99
W
76
58
Kent State: UNC leads 1-0
1983-84
W
91
54
Kentucky: UNC leads 3-0
1977-78
W
73
65
1993-94
W (ot)
80
75
2001-02
W 102
64
Lehigh: UNC leads 1-0
2001-02
W
76
47
Lenoir-Rhyne: UNC leads 1-0
1978-79
W
77
64
Louisiana State : UNC trails 0-1
1986-87
L
63
79
Louisiana Tech: Series tied 1-1
1984-85
L
59
80
1993-94
W
60
59
Louisville: UNC leads 2-0
1984-85
W
86
71
1996-97
W
72
67
Loyola (Md.): UNC leads 5-0
1989-90
W
82
34
1990-91
W
74
54
1991-92
W
84
48
1992-93
W
87
51
1994-95
W 102
38
Maine: UNC leads 2-0
1996-97
W
68
52
1999-2000
W
62
57
Marshall: UNC leads 4-0
1975-76
W
66
50
1988-89
W
66
55
1992-93
W
67
42
1998-99
W
77
46
Maryland: UNC leads 29-26
1975-76
W
69
68
1976-77
L
68
83
1977-78
L
79
85
1978-79
L
82
93
L
69
71
1979-80
W
64
62
1980-81
L
70
75
1981-82
L
71
84
1982-83
L
77
91
W
74
70
L
69
88
1983-84
W
80
79
Series Histories
Ohio: UNC leads 1-0
1981-82
W 111
64
Oklahoma: UNC trails 1-2
1997-98
W
68
61
2000-01
L
77
94
2002-03
L
63
66
Oklahoma City: UNC leads 1-0
1983-84
W
98
68
Old Dominion: UNC trails 5-11
1975-76
W
63
55
1976-77
L
56
66
1977-78
L
51
78
1978-79
L
76
87
L
60
81
1979-80
L
53
74
L
61
89
1980-81
L
65
99
1981-82
L
64
71
1984-85
L
64
78
1986-87
L
58
76
1991-92
W
60
54
1993-94
W
63
52
2000-01
L
77
91
2001-02
W
95
85
2002-03
W
90
54
Oregon State: UNC trails 0-1
1979-80
L
62
71
Peace College: UNC leads 1-0
1976-77
W
59
54
Penn State: Series tied 1-1
1980-81
W
82
79
1984-85
L
79
98
Pfeiffer: Series tied 1-1
1978-79
L
79
83
W
79
67
Pittsburgh: UNC trails 0-1
1980-81
L
67
79
Princeton: UNC trails 0-1
1989-90
L
69
71
Providence: UNC trails 0-1
1990-91
L 105 109
Purdue: Series tied 1-1
1993-94
W
89
74
1998-99
L
59
82
Queens College: UNC leads 1-0
1982-83
W
98
58
Radford: UNC leads 5-3
1983-84
L
76
82
1985-86
W
81
62
1986-87
W
65
52
1987-88
L
81
92
1988-89
L
70
72
1993-94
W 115
63
1996-97
W 113
67
1999-2000
W
77
58
Rhode Island: UNC leads 1-0
1994-95
W
80
68
Rice: UNC leads 1-0
1999-2000
W
83
50
Richmond: UNC leads 3-0
1995-96
W
77
72
1999-2000
W 106
80
2001-02
W
99
69
Rider: UNC leads 1-0
1990-91
W
78
55
Robert Morris: UNC leads 3-0
1990-91
W
92
68
1992-93
W
54
39
1994-95
W
87
50
St. Joseph’s: UNC trails 0-1
1986-87
L
78
67
St. John’s: UNC leads 4-0
1982-83
W
71
59
1983-84
W (ot)
81
79
1986-87
W
69
61
1998-99
W
77
67
San Diego State: UNC leads 1-0
1982-83
W
84
74
Seton Hall: UNC leads 1-0
1994-95
W
59
45
Shaw: UNC leads 1-0
1974-75
W 107
44
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(N)
(N)
(H)
(N)
(N)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(N)
(H)
(H)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(N)
(N)
(N)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(N)
(H)
(H)
(N)
(N)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(N)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(H)
(H)
(H)
South Carolina: Series tied 6-6
1975-76
W
75
65 (A)
1978-79
L
60
69 (H)
1979-80
L
62
94 (A)
1980-81
L
77
83 (H)
1985-86
W
72
71 (H)
1986-87
W
67
46 (A)
1987-88
W
77
73 (H)
1988-89
L
71
98 (A)
1990-91
L
69
76 (N)
2000-01
W
74
68 (N)
2001-02
L
85
53 (N)
2002-03
W
78
69 (N)
South Carolina-Aiken: UNC leads 1-0
1991-92
W
87
56 (H)
South Carolina State: UNC leads 1-0
1997-98
W 106
35 (H)
Southern California: UNC trails 0-4
1985-86
L
70
84 (N)
1986-87
L
72
79 (N)
1987-88
L
69
92 (A)
1988-89
L
75
93 (H)
Southern Miss.: UNC leads 1-0
1982-83
W 106
97 (N)
Stanford: UNC trails 0-1
1994-95
L
71
81 (N)
Stetson: UNC leads 3-1
1979-80
W
91
55 (H)
1988-89
L
91
95 (A)
1991-92
W
90
75 (A)
1992-93
W
97
42 (H)
Syracuse: UNC leads 2-0
1998-99
W
85
68 (H)
2000-01
W
81
68 (A)
Temple: UNC leads 3-0
1984-85
W (ot)
77
67 (H)
1985-86
W
76
67 (A)
1986-87
W
94
65 (H)
Tennessee: UNC trails 1-12
1977-78
L
66
92 (H)
1978-79
L
57
95 (A)
1979-80
L
55
66 (H)
1980-81
L
72
76 (A)
1981-82
L
62
76 (H)
1982-83
L
65 108 (A)
1983-84
L
59
75 (H)
1984-85
L
70
84 (A)
1985-86
W
82
68 (H)
1986-87
L
68
87 (A)
1987-88
L
65
88 (H)
1992-93
L
54
74 (N)
1997-98
L
70
76 (N)
UT-Chattanooga: UNC leads 1-0
1991-92
W
89
83 (H)
UT-Martin: UNC leads 1-0
2001-02
W
90
67 (H)
Tennessee State: UNC leads 2-0
1990-91
W
82
68 (H)
1998-99
W
95
63 (H)
Tennessee Tech: Series tied 2-2
1975-76
L
63 111 (A)
1976-77
L
67
90 (A)
1980-81
W
63
62 (N)
1994-95
W
79
52 (N)
Texas: UNC leads 1-0
1980-81
W
75
73 (H)
Towson: UNC leads 2-0
1989-90
W
95
62 (H)
1995-96
W
72
45 (H)
Vanderbilt: UNC trails 2-1
1980-81
L
80
81 (N)
1993-94
W
73
69 (N)
2001-02
L
61
70 (N)
Villanova: UNC leads 1-0
2001-02
W
49
45 (H)
Virginia: UNC leads 32-31
1975-76
W
49
40 (A)
1976-77
W
60
54 (H)
L
59
71 (A)
1977-78
W
81
58 (H)
W
77
66 (A)
1978-79
W
85
56 (H)
W
86
81 (N)
1979-80
W (ot)
66
65 (A)
W
68
61
W
55
51
W
74
65
W
62
60
1982-83
L (ot)
74
78
W
88
78
1983-84
W
85
72
L
72
88
W
96
68
1984-85
L (ot)
62
64
W
77
75
W
76
55
1985-86
L
79
84
W
60
58
1986-87
L
66
81
L
63
73
1987-88
L
73
81
L
57
64
1988-89
L
64
92
L
79
87
1989-90
L
63
81
L
46
95
1990-91
L
67
92
L
60
97
L
69
90
1991-92
L
68
83
L
52
65
L
55
74
1992-93
W
72
65
L
67
73
1993-94
L
75
77
L
74
83
W
77
60
1994-95
L
64
80
L
78
88
1995-96
L
71
87
L
70
83
1996-97
W
75
71
W
70
65
1997-98
L (3ot) 100 105
W (2ot)
85
84
W
76
56
1998-99
W
79
68
W (ot)
82
80
W
83
70
1999-2000
L
68
87
W (ot)
66
63
W
67
63
2000-01
L
76
78
L
73
76
2001-2
W
79
64
W
78
68
2002-03
W
74
54
L
59
69
W
88
78
Virginia Tech: UNC leads 6-2
1979-80
W
82
73
1981-82
L
74
76
1982-83
W 103
83
1983-84
W
73
52
1984-85
L
73
74
1985-86
W
75
73
1991-92
W
66
53
1994-95
W
57
52
Virginia Union: UNC leads 2-0
1977-78
W
82
47
1990-91
W
82
59
Wake Forest: UNC leads 48-11
1974-75
W
63
51
1975-76
W
89
37
1976-77
W
92
54
1977-78
W
85
57
W
79
52
1978-79
W
89
46
W
96
72
1979-80
W 101
73
1980-81
W
67
59
W
92
63
1981-82
W
96
63
W
82
56
W
90
65
1982-83
W 118
81
1983-84
W
77
71
W
91
54
1980-81
1981-82
(N)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(A)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(N)
(N)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(N)
(A)
(N)
(H)
(N)
(A)
(H)
(H)
(A)
(H)
(N)
(H)
(A)
(H)
1984-85
W
79
73 (A)
W
91
65 (H)
W
76
64 (N)
1985-86
W
88
83 (H)
W
82
73 (A)
W
67
65 (N)
1986-87
W 102
59 (H)
W
68
64 (A)
1987-88
L
51
56 (A)
L
57
74 (H)
L
53
61 (N)
1988-89
L
70
88 (A)
L
66
67 (H)
1989-90
L
62
69 (A)
W
87
57 (H)
1990-91
L
65
77 (H)
L
62
66 (A)
1991-92
W
84
61 (A)
W
90
61 (H)
1992-93
W
92
68 (H)
W
77
69 (A)
1993-94
W
84
44 (H)
W
70
62 (A)
1994-95
W
82
67 (H)
W
85
48 (A)
W
71
51 (N)
1995-96
W
84
72 (A)
W
69
68 (H)
1996-97
W
82
55 (H)
W
75
71 (A)
W
86
69 (N)
1997-98
W
90
59 (A)
W
78
53 (H)
1998-99
W 100
75 (A)
W
88
66 (H)
1999-2000
L
56
69 (A)
W
75
69 (H)
2000-01
L
75
82 (A)
W
72
60 (H)
2001-02
W
90
68 (H)
L
64
65 (A)
2002-03
W
86
56 (H)
W
67
57 (A)
Washington: UNC trails 0-1
1988-89
L
60
72 (N)
West Virginia: UNC leads 1-0
1979-80
W
95
56 (N)
Western Carolina: UNC leads 7-1
1974-75
W
85
62 (H)
1975-76
L
72
92 (A)
W
62
51 (H)
1978-79
W
82
62 (H)
1986-87
W
91
49 (H)
1989-90
W
70
56 (H)
1997-98
W
86
31 (H)
2001-02
W 100
44 (H)
Western Illinois: UNC leads 1-0
1994-95
W
89
48 (H)
Western Kentucky: UNC leads 1-0
1997-98
W
88
67 (N)
Western Michigan: UNC leads 2-0
1981-82
W
90
63 (N)
2002-03
W
79
76 (A)
William & Mary: UNC leads 4-0
1978-79
W
76
61 (A)
1990-91
W
82
63 (A)
1991-92
W
89
39 (H)
1996-97
W
78
37 (H)
Winthrop: UNC leads 7-0
1974-75
W
72
58 (H)
1975-76
W
54
47 (A)
1976-77
W
71
64 (H)
1991-92
W 116
58 (A)
1993-94
W
85
34 (H)
2000-01
W
71
48 (H)
2001-02
W
84
43 (A)
Wisconsin: UNC leads 1-0
1989-90
W
84
77 (N)
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
1982-83
#20 - Feb. 6
#20 - Feb. 13
#20 - Feb. 20
#18 - Feb. 27
#18 - March 6
#18 - March 13
1983-84
#18 - Jan. 22
#15 - Jan. 29
#15 - Feb. 5
#16 - Feb. 12
#18 - Feb. 19
#15 - March 4
#14 - March 11
1985-86
#17 - Nov. 12
#19 - Dec. 1
#19 - Dec. 8
#20 - Dec. 15
#18 - Dec. 22
#17 - Dec. 29
#19 - Jan. 5
#18 - Jan. 12
#15 - Jan. 19
#16 - Jan. 26
#15 - Feb. 2
#13 - Feb. 9
#17 - Feb. 16
#17 - Feb. 23
#16 - March 2
#16 - March 9
1991-92
#25 - Jan. 21
#23 - Jan. 28
#21 - Feb. 4
#24 - Feb. 11
#23 -Feb. 17
#25 - Feb. 24
#24 - March 2
1992-93
#22 -Preseason
#20 - Dec. 7
#19 - Dec. 14
#17 - Dec. 21
#17 - Dec. 28
#15 - Jan. 4
#21 - Jan. 11
#20 - Jan. 18
#16 - Jan. 25
#16 - Feb. 1
#12 - Feb. 8
#14 - Feb. 15
#18 - Feb. 22
#18 - March 1
#18 - March 8
#17 - Final
1993-94
#9 - Preseason
#9 - Nov. 22
#8 - Nov. 29
#7 - Dec. 6
#5 - Dec. 13
#5 - Dec. 20
#6 - Dec. 27
#5 - Jan. 3
#4 - Jan. 10
#7 - Jan. 17
#5 - Jan. 24
#3 - Jan. 31
#3 - Feb. 7
#5 - Feb. 14
#5 - Feb. 21
#5 - Feb. 28
#5 - March 7
#4 - Final
1994-95
#7 - Preseason
#5 - Nov. 28
#4 - Dec. 5
#4 - Dec. 12
#4 - Dec. 19
#4 - Dec. 26
#4 - Jan. 2
#4 - Jan. 9
#3 - Jan. 16
#3 - Jan. 23
#5 - Jan. 30
#11 - Feb. 7
#9 - Feb. 14
#12 - Feb. 21
#12 - Feb. 28
#10 - March 6
#11 - Final
1995-96
#23-Preseason
#24 - Nov. 21
#24 - Nov. 28
#25 - Dec. 5
#22 - Dec. 12
#22 - 12/19
1996-97
#23 - Preseason
#22 - Nov. 18
#22 - Nov. 25
#22 - Dec. 2
#20 - Dec. 9
#19 - Dec. 15
#20 - Dec. 23
#19 - Dec. 30
#16 - Jan. 6
#10 - Jan. 13
#9 - Jan. 20
#6 - Jan. 27
#5 - Feb. 3
#5 - Feb. 10
#4 - Feb. 17
#5 - Feb. 24
#4 - March 3
#4 - March 10
1997-98
#5 - Preseason
#5 - Nov. 18
#9 - Nov. 25
#7 - Dec. 2
#6 - Dec. 9
#5 - Dec. 16
#5 - Dec. 23
#5 - Dec. 30
#8 - Jan. 6
#7 - Jan. 13
#11 - Jan. 20
#6 - Jan. 27
#5 - Feb. 3
#5 - Feb. 10
#7 - Feb. 17
#10 - Feb. 24
#7 - March 2
#7 - Final
1998-99
#10 - Preseason
#5 - Nov. 16
#5 - Nov. 23
#9 - Nov. 30
#7 - Dec. 7
#7 - Dec. 14
#6 - Dec. 21
#6 - Dec. 28
#6 - Dec. 4
#7 - Jan. 11
#7 - Jan. 18
#14 - Jan. 25
#13 - Feb. 1
#14 - Feb. 8
#12 - Feb. 15
#13 - Feb. 22
#11 - March 1
#14 - March 8
1999-2000
#9 - Preseason
#8 - Nov. 15
#10 - Nov. 22
#9 - Nov. 29
#11 - Dec. 6
#10 - Dec. 13
#10 - Dec. 20
#9 - Dec. 27
#9 - Jan. 3
#15 - Jan. 10
2000-01
#22 - Preseason
#22 - Nov. 13
2001-02
#24 - Nov. 26
#18 - Dec. 3
#17 - Dec. 10
#16 - Dec. 17
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
#20
#19
#17
#17
#21
#24
#24
#20
#19
#16
#16
#16
- Dec. 24
- Dec. 31
- Jan. 7
- Jan. 14
- Jan. 21
- Jan. 28
- Feb. 4
- Feb. 11
- Feb. 18
-March 4
- March 11
- Final
2002-03
#13 - Preseason
#15 - Nov. 18
#11 - Nov. 25
#16 - Dec. 2
#14 - Dec. 9
#13 - Dec. 16
#13 - Dec. 23
#11 - Dec. 30
#10 - Jan. 6
#8 - Jan. 13
#9 - Jan. 20
#7 - Jan. 27
#7(t) - Feb. 3
#8 - Feb. 10
#6 - Feb. 17
#8 - Feb. 24
#11 - March 3
#11 - March 10
#12 - March 17
Coaches’
Polls
1984-85
#23 - Final
1985-86
#17 - Preseason
#9 - Dec. 3
#21 - Dec. 10
#19 - Dec. 17
#18 - Dec. 24
#19 - Dec. 31
#18 - Jan. 7
#18 - Jan. 14
#16 - Jan. 21
#17 - Jan. 28
#15 - Feb. 4
#13 -Feb. 11
#18 - Feb. 18
#18 -Feb. 25
#18 - March 4
#17 - March 11
#15 - Final
1986-87
#24 - Preseason
#24 - Dec. 30
#23 - Jan. 6
1991-92
#25 - Jan. 21
#23 - Jan. 28
#20 - Feb. 4
#24 - Feb. 11
#24 - Feb. 18
1992-93
#19 - Dec. 8
#17 - Dec. 15
#17 - Dec. 22
#15 - Dec. 29
#14 - Jan. 5
#21 - Jan. 12
#20 - Jan. 19
#16 - Feb. 2
#11 - Feb. 9
#13 - Feb. 16
#18 - Feb. 22
#18 - March 1
#18 - March 9
#18 - March 16
#15 - Final
1993-94
#10 - Preseason
#9 - Nov. 22
#9 - Nov. 29
#7 - Dec. 6
#6 - Dec. 13
#5 - Dec. 20
#5 - Dec. 27
#5 - Jan. 3
#4 - Jan. 10
#7 - Jan. 17
#5 - Jan. 24
#3 - Jan. 31
#3 - Feb. 7
#5 - Feb. 14
#5 - Feb. 21
#6 - Feb. 28
#5 - March 7
#4 - March 14
#1 - Final
1994-95
#6 - Preseason
#5 - Nov. 28
#4 - Dec. 5
#4 - Dec. 12
#4 - Dec. 19
#4 - Dec. 26
#4 - Jan. 2
#4 - Jan. 9
#3 - Jan. 16
#3 - Jan. 23
#5 - Jan. 30
#11 - Feb. 7
#9 - Feb. 14
#12 - Feb. 21
#12 - Feb. 28
#11 - March 6
#11 - Final
1995-96
#19 - Preseason
#18 - Nov. 2
#17 - Nov. 25
#14 - Dec. 5
#15 - Dec. 12
#16 - Dec. 19
#24 - Dec. 26
#25 - Jan. 16
#25 - Jan. 23
1996-97
#25 - Dec. 2
#22 - Dec. 9
#20 - Dec. 15
#19 - Dec. 23
#18 - Dec. 30
#15 - Jan. 6
#10 - Jan. 13
#8 - Jan. 20
#8 - Jan. 27
#6 - Feb. 3
#6 - Feb. 10
#5 - Feb. 17
#6 - Feb. 24
#5 - March 3
#5 - March 10
1997-98
#5 - Preseason
#9 - Nov. 25
#7 - Dec. 2
#6 - Dec. 9
#5 - Dec. 16
#5 - Dec. 23
#5 - Dec. 30
#7 - Jan. 6
#7 - Jan. 13
#11 - Jan. 20
#7 - Jan. 27
#5 - Feb. 2
#5 - Feb. 10
#7 - Feb. 17
#9 - Feb. 24
#7 - March 2
#3 - Final
1998-99
#7 - Preseason
#7 - Nov. 16
#5 - Nov. 23
#8 - Nov. 30
#7 - Dec. 7
#6 - Dec. 14
#6 - Dec. 21
#6 - Dec. 28
#6 - Jan. 4
#6 - Jan. 11
#6 - Jan. 18
#10 - Jan. 25
#10 - Feb. 1
#14 - Feb. 8
#13 - Feb. 15
#14 - Feb. 22
#12 - March 1
#13 - March 8
#15 - Final
1999-2000
#8 - Preseason
#8 - Nov. 15
#11 - Nov. 22
#12 - Nov. 29
#14 - Dec. 6
#11 - Dec. 13
#11 - Dec. 20
#10 - Dec. 27
#9 - Jan. 3
#12 - Jan. 10
#23 - Jan. 17
#18 - Final
2000-01
#25 - Preseason
2001-02
#24 - Nov. 26
#20 - Dec. 3
#17 - Dec. 10
#16 - Dec. 17
#19 - Dec. 24
#20 - Dec. 31
#16 - Jan. 7
#17 - Jan. 14
#20 - Jan. 21
#22 - Jan. 28
#23 - Feb. 4
#22 - Feb. 11
#20 -Feb. 18
#21 - Feb. 25
#18 - March 4
#16 - March 11
#11 - Final
2002-03
#13 - Preseason
#15 - Nov. 20
#12 - Nov. 26
#15 - Dec. 3
#14 - Dec. 10
#13 - Dec. 17
#13 - Dec. 24
#12 - Dec. 31
#9 - Jan. 7
#10 - Jan. 14
#9 - Jan. 21
#6 - Jan. 28
#6 - Feb. 4
#7 - Feb. 11
#6 - Feb. 18
#7 - Feb. 25
#9 - March 4
#10 - March 11
#11 - March 18
#15 - Postseason
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Tar Heels in the Polls
Associated
Press Polls
Tar Heels vs. Ranked Teams
UNC all-time against
Ranked teams: 78-163
Top 10 teams: 15-85
No. 1 teams: 0-17
Date Result
1976-77 (0-4)
1/22 L 56-66
1/29 L 67-90
2/19 L 62-74
3/6 L 68-83
1977-78 (0-6)
12/6 L 51-78
1/10 L 59-75
1/13 L 79-85
2/10 L 58-89
2/22 L 70-92
3/9 L 66-92
1978-79 (0-9)
12/2 L 76-87
12/5 L 81-87
1/3 L 82-93
1/24 L 64-91
1/27 L 63-91
2/3 L 57-95
2/9 L 69-71
2/24 L 77-95
3/8 L 60-81
1979-1980 (2-8)
12/1 L 55-66
12/4 L 66-89
12/21 W 100-79
1/2 W 64-62
1/23 L 68-85
1/30 L 53-74
2/9 L 63-90
2/16 L 62-94
2/23 L 59-81
3/5 L 61-89
1980-1981 (3-8)
12/3 L 70-85
12/6 L 61-65
1/11 W 75-73
1/22 L 62-67
1/26 L 72-76
2/5 W 77-74
2/7 L 70-75
2/9 L 77-83
2/12 L 64-77
3/3 W 89-83
3/4 L 50-70
1981-1982 (1-3)
12/5 L 64-71
12/12 L 63-71
2/6 L 71-84
2/16 W 78-65
1982-1983 (2-5)
11/24 L 65-108
1/18 W 68-66
1/22 L 77-91
2/5 W 74-70
2/15 L 82-97
3/5 L 69-88
3/19 L 70-72
1983-1984 (7-6)
1/2 L 59-75
1/7 W 80-79
1/14 W 85-72
1/17 W 71-70
1/30 W 69-61
2/4 L 52-57
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Opponent
Opp.
Rank
Old Dominion
at Tenn. Tech
NC State
at Maryland
at Old Dominion
NC State
Maryland
NC State
at NC State
Tennessee
18
6
8
13
9
5
7
2
3
1
at Old Dominion 6
NC State
3
at Maryland
3
at NC State
8
at Clemson
20
at Tennessee
8
Maryland
7
NC State
9
Old Dominion
1
Tennessee
4
at NC State
5
Mercer
20
Maryland
7
NC State
10
Old Dominion
1
NC State
9
at South Carolina 5
at NC State
8
at Old Dominion 1
at Clemson
NC State
Texas
at NC State
at Tennessee
at East Carolina
at Maryland
South Carolina
NC State
East Carolina
NC State
Old Dominion
at NC State
Maryland
NC State
19
10
8
12
7
18
9
13
13
17
15
2
9
5
7
at Tennessee
NC State
at Maryland
Maryland
at NC State
Maryland
at Georgia
4
19
3
5
18
7
8
Tennessee
Maryland
Virginia
at NC State
Clemson
at Maryland
11
9
20
16
14
16
2/9 L 72-88 at Virginia
14
2/11 L 68-74 NC State
16
2/26 L 76-98 at Clemson
20
3/2 W 74-73 Clemson
20
3/3 W 96-68 Virginia
15
3/4 W 99-76 NC State
16
3/22 L 72-73 Cheyney
9
1984-1985 (3-6)
12/8 L 70-84 at Tennessee
16
12/28 L 64-78 Old Dominion
1
1/13 L* 62-64 at Virginia
15
1/15 W 77-74 NC State
17
2/5 W 77-75 Virginia
16
2/23 L 59-80 Louisiana Tech 5
3/2 W 76-55 Virginia
20
3/3 L 80-81 NC State
13
3/17 L 79-98 at Penn State
9
1985-1986 (3-5)
11/30 L 67-90 Auburn
8
12/27 L 70-87 Georgia
2
1/11 W 82-68 Tennessee
11
1/16 W 70-68 at NC State
17
1/25 L 79-84 Virginia
4
2/5 W 60-58 at Virginia
3
2/12 L 79-86 Duke
20
3/20 L 70-84 Southern Cal.
3
1986-1987 (0-7)
12/27 L 72-79 Southern Cal.
7
1/4 L 68-87 at Tennessee
1
1/10 L 66-81 at Virginia
4
1/13 L 76-82 NC State
14
1/21 L 63-73 Virginia
6
2/10 L 44-51 at NC State
14
3/1 L 63-70 NC State
16
1987-1988 (1-8)
1/6 L 70-104 Maryland
15
1/19 L 51-56 at Wake Forest 20
1/27 W 66-65 at Duke
17
1/30 L 73-81 Virginia
6
2/2 L 57-74 Wake Forest
16
2/6 L 66-74 at Maryland
12
2/17 L 57-64 at Virginia
7
2/25 L 65-88 Tennessee
3
2/27 L 60-66 at Clemson
20
1988-1989 (0-10)
11/25 L 60-72 Washington
13
12/1 L 75-93 Southern Cal. 14
1/4 L 71-98 at South Carolina 17
1/18 L 64-92 at Virginia
13
1/21 L 59-93 Maryland
8
1/24 L 69-86 NC State
13
2/1 L 79-87 Virginia
15
2/7 L 72-93 at NC State
12
2/18 L 60-87 at Maryland
6
3/4 L 68-93 Maryland
5
1989-1990 (0-8)
12/29 L 69-83 Georgia
3
12/30 L 81-106 Iowa
4
1/13 L 52-59 at Maryland
14
1/22 L 63-81 Virginia
12
1/24 L 69-85 at NC State
11
2/15 L 46-95 at Virginia
9
2/18 L 86-105 NC State
9
3/3 L 61-80 NC State
9
1990-1991 (1-6)
1/23 L 69-79 NC State
3
1/26 L 66-79 at Clemson
21
1/29 L 67-92 Virginia
1
2/6 L 60-97 at Virginia
1
2/12 L 70-90 at NC State
7
2/24 W 58-54 Clemson
24
3/2 L 69-90 Virginia
1
1991-1992 (2-6)
1/8 L 68-83 Virginia
1/12 W 72-56 Clemson
1/18 L 68-72 at Maryland
1/22 W* 82-77 NC State
2/8 L 78-92 Maryland
2/19 L 46-49 at Clemson
2/26 L 52-65 at Virginia
3/21 L 72-86 at Miami
1992-1993 (4-5)
1/5 L 63-73 at Georgia Tech
1/16 W 59-56 at Clemson
1/23 W 85-80 Maryland
2/3 W 72-65 Virginia
2/9 L 67-73 at Virginia
2/20 L 52-73 at Maryland
2/27 W 70-63 Clemson
3/7 L 61-75 Maryland
3/25 L 54-74 Tennessee
1993-1994 (7-2)
12/30 W 89-83 Alabama
1/8 W 98-75 Northwestern
1/12 L 75-77 Virginia
2/9 L 74-83 at Virginia
3/7 W 77-60 Virginia
3/24 W 73-69 Vanderbilt
3/26 W 81-69 Connecticut
4/2 W 89-74 Purdue
4/3 W 60-59 Louisiana Tech
1994-1995 (3-4)
11/27 W 79-72 Florida
1/25 L 72-74 at Duke
1/30 L 64-80 at Virginia
2/5 L 78-88 Virginia
2/25 W 82-57 Duke
3/5 W 95-70 Duke
3/23 L 71-81 Stanford
1995-1996 (2-11)
12/2 L 62-77 Connecticut
12/21 L 64-73 Iowa
12/30 L 55-69 Auburn
1/13 W 93-68 Clemson
1/17 L 72-76 at NC State
1/24 L 85-86 Duke
1/31 L 71-87 at Virginia
2/4 L 75-80 Georgia
2/12 L 70-83 Virginia
2/15 L* 78-79 at Clemson
2/18 W 75-65 NC State
2/23 L 58-61 at Duke
3/1 L 49-67 Clemson
1996-1997 (10-2)
12/20 L 74-88 Alabama
1/18 W 87-73 at Duke
1/20 W 75-63 at Clemson
1/23 W 77-66 NC State
1/27 W 75-71 at Virginia
2/10 W 79-72 Clemson
2/21 W 81-61 Duke
2/23 W 70-65 Virginia
3/1 W 66-55 Duke
3/2 W 62-58 Clemson
3/16 W* 81-71 Michigan State
3/22 L 46-44 George Wash.
1997-1998 (10-5)
11/23 L 48-68 Florida
12/20 W 88-67 Western Ky.
1/12 W 83-74 Duke
1/15 L#100-105 Virginia
1/22 W 67-64 NC State
2/1 W 80-59 Clemson
2/12 L 70-83 at Duke
2/15 W^ 85-84 at Virginia
1
17
2
20
1
19
1
6
23
17
5
11
14
12
24
12
2
10
18
15
17
8
12
4
8
6
15
21
12
12
19
22
4
2
11
25
23
11
12
9
1
10
19
16
12
22
7
19
10
17
8
22
22
11
25
22
24
22
2/22 L 57-60
2/27 W 76-56
2/28 W 56-52
3/1 W 81-50
3/15 W 85-72
3/21 W 80-74
3/23 L 70-76
1998-1999 (8-5)
11/15 W 76-58
11/28 L 68-86
12/20 W 90-75
1/4 W 87-76
1/18 W 79-68
1/22 L 71-93
2/3 W 76-72
2/14 W* 82-80
2/21 L 78-88
2/28 W 83-70
3/1 L 72-87
3/14 W 70-56
3/20 L 59-82
1999-2000 (3-8)
11/20 L 65-69
12/4 L 86-99
1/3 L 72-79
1/23 L 67-79
1/27 L 58-101
2/3 L 76-86
2/7 W* 66-63
2/27 W 73-64
3/5 W 67-63
3/6 L 76-79
3/25 L 57-83
2000-2001 (3-6)
12/3 L 55-78
1/8 W 71-70
1/14 W* 83-77
1/21 L 77-94
1/25 L* 85-92
2/8 W^100-99
2/22 L 73-84
2/26 L 67-72
3/3 L 57-75
2001-2002 (2-6)
11/15 L 74-97
12/2 W 95-85
12/20 L 53-85
1/24 L 102-82
2/24 L 90-75
3/4 L 80-87
3/18 W 72-69
3/23 L 61-70
2002-2003 (1-4)
11/30 L 63-66
12/20 W 78-69
1/20 L* 67-78
2/20 L 63-97
3/10 L 59-77
at NC State
Virginia
Duke
Clemson
Florida Int’l
Illinois
Tennessee
10
15
8
16
12
16
1
Kansas
UCLA
Alabama
Clemson
at Virginia
Duke
at Clemson
Virginia
at Duke
Virginia
Clemson
Alabama
Purdue
11
12
11
12
19
11
17
18
8
19
13
22
1
UCLA
Notre Dame
NC State
at Iowa State
at Duke
at NC State
Virginia
Duke
Virginia
Duke
Georgia
4
11
3
8
9
11
22
9
16
11
4
Notre Dame
at Clemson
NC State
Oklahoma
Duke
Clemson
at NC State
at Duke
Clemson
4
16
19
13
4
25
17
4
25
At Connecticut 1
At Old Dominion17
South Carolina 23
At Duke
5
Duke
5
Duke
3
Minnesota
18
Vanderbilt
4
vs Oklahoma
vs S. Carolina
vs Duke
vs Duke
vs. Duke
22
18
1
2
2
* – Overtime
^ – Two overtimes
#– Three overtimes
All rankings according to the
Associated Press poll
9
18
25
15
8
21
13
12
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Scoring Average
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
121
123
129
124
121
125
124
128
130
110
18.18
17.42
16.23
16.14
15.96
14.58
14.56
14.10
13.75
16.16
Games Points
(Min. 300 made)
Tresa Brown (1981-84)
Kathy Crawford (1980-83)
Marion Jones (1994-97)
Tracy Reid (1995-98)
Dawn Royster (1984-87)
Sylvia Crawley (1991-94)
Charlotte Smith (1992-95)
Pam Leake (1983-86)
Henrietta Walls (1980-83)
Kathy Wilson (1985-88)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
(Min. 50 made)
Coretta Brown (2000-present)
Stephanie Lawrence (1992-95)
LaQuanda Barksdale (1998-2001)
Leah Sharp (1998-2001)
Nikki Teasley (1998-2002)
Tonya Sampson (1991-94)
Juana Brown (1998-2001)
Tanya Lamb (1988-90, ‘92)
Chanel Wright (1996-99)
Lori Gear (1994-97)
Total Rebounds
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Bernadette McGlade (1977-80)
Charlotte Smith (1992-95)
Dawn Royster (1984-87)
Tracy Reid (1995-98)
Henrietta Walls (1980-83)
LaQuanda Barksdale (1998-2001)
Tonya Sampson (1991-94)
Tresa Brown (1981-84)
Kathy Crawford (1980-83)
Tia Poindexter (1985-88)
Scoring leader Tracy Reid
Tracy Reid broke UNC’s career scoring
record on March 15, 1998, when she overcame a bout with the flu to score 17 points in the team’s NCAA
Tournament second round win over Florida International.
Her total of 2,200 ranks second in the history of UNC basketball (Phil Ford is first with 2,290 points) and fourth in ACC
women’s basketball history.
Avg
Rebounding Average
2,200
2,143
1,716
2,094
1,778
2,001
1,931
1,822
1,806
1,805
18.18
17.42
16.82
16.23
16.16
16.14
15.96
14.58
14.56
14.10
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
FGM
FGA
Pct
Free Throw Percent.
785
770
670
886
745
490
792
834
608
591
1,434
1,420
1,264
1,679
1,445
953
1,594
1,709
1,290
1,272
.547
.542
.530
.528
.516
.514
.497
.488
.471
.465
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Gms Makes
Coretta Brown (2000-03)
Nikki Teasley (1998-2002)
Stephanie Lawrence (1992-95)
Tonya Sampson (1991-94)
Juana Brown (1998-2001)
Chanel Wright (1996-99)
Lori Gear (1994-97)
Leah Sharp (1998-2001)
Jessica Gaspar (1996-99)
Marion Jones (1994-95, 1997)
Three-Pt. Percent.
Up Close
121
123
102
129
110
124
121
125
124
128
Three-Pointers Made
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Avg
2,200
2,143
2,094
2,001
1,931
1,822
1,806
1,805
1,787
1,778
Tracy Reid (1995-98)
Tonya Sampson (1991-94)
Marion Jones (1994-97)
Charlotte Smith (1992-1995)
Dawn Royster (1984-1987)
Pam Leake (1983-1986)
Tresa Brown (1981-1984)
Nikki Teasley (1998-2002)
Kathy Crawford (1980-83)
Chanel Wright (1996-99)
Field Goal Percent.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Games Points
Tracy Reid (1995-98)
Tonya Sampson (1991-94)
Charlotte Smith (1992-95)
Pam Leake (1983-86)
Tresa Brown (1981-84)
Nikki Teasley (1998-2002)
Kathy Crawford (1980-83)
Chanel Wright (1996-99)
LaQuanda Barksdale (1998-2001)
Dawn Royster (1984-87)
131
125
125
123
124
128
126
106
124
102
251
236
227
194
168
143
104
103
91
78
3FGM 3FGA
Nikki Teasley (1998-2002)
Pam Leake (1983-86)
Coretta Brown (2000-present)
Pam Hammond (1982-85)
Emily Johnson (1989-92)
Marion Jones (1994-97)
Aprille Shaffer (1978-81)
Chanel Wright (1996-99)
LeAnn Kennedy (1989-92)
Tonya Sampson (1991-94)
Pct
Steals
251
227
74
103
236
194
168
74
143
104
661
634
208
292
694
573
506
245
475
350
.380
.358
.356
.353
.340
.339
.332
.302
.301
.297
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Games
Reb
Avg
Blocked Shots
121
129
110
121
123
130
123
121
124
117
1,251
1,200
1,108
1,065
1,024
977
924
901
870
852
10.34
9.30
10.07
8.80
8.33
7.52
7.51
7.45
7.02
7.28
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
7.
9.
10.
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
Reb
Avg
121
110
129
121
123
130
123
56
121
43
1,251
1,108
1,200
1,065
1,024
977
924
418
901
319
10.34
10.07
9.30
8.80
8.32
7.52
7.51
7.46
7.45
7.42
FTM
FTA
Pct
128
384
269
337
267
180
269
282
333
351
163
493
348
445
353
240
359
387
461
489
.785
.779
.773
.757
.756
.750
.749
.729
.722
.718
Games
Asts
Avg
125
124
113
122
112
102
128
128
117
123
728
545
517
513
511
403
395
366
356
333
5.82
4.40
4.58
4.20
4.56
3.95
3.09
2.86
3.04
2.71
Games Steals
Avg
(Min. 100 made)
Eileen McCann (1981-84)
Nikki Teasley (1998-2002)
LeAnn Kennedy (1989-92)
Kathy Wilson (1985-88)
LaQuanda Barksdale (1998-2001)
Emily Johnson (1989-92)
Jessica Gaspar (1996-99)
Coretta Brown (2000-03)
Pam Leake (1983-86)
Tresa Brown (1981-84)
Assists
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Games
Bernadette McGlade (1977-80)
Dawn Royster (1984-87)
Charlotte Smith (1992-95)
Tracy Reid (1995-98)
Henrietta Walls (1980-83)
LaQuanda Barksdale (1998-2001)
Tonya Sampson (1991-94)
Heather Thompson (1990-91)
Tresa Brown (1981-84)
Cathey Daniels (1976-77)
Pam Leake (1983-86)
Tonya Sampson (1991-94)
Marion Jones (1994-95, 97)
Nikki Teasley (1998-2002)
Tracy Reid (1995-98)
Emily Johnson (1989-92)
Henrietta Walls (1980-83)
Chanel Wright (1996-99)
Kathy Crawford (1980-83)
Jessica Gaspar (1996-99)
Dawn Royster (1984-87)
Candace Sutton (2001-present)
Gwendolyn Gillingham (1992-95)
Sylvia Crawley (1991-94)
Tresa Brown (1981-84)
Henrietta Walls (1980-83)
Charlotte Smith (1992-95)
Marion Jones (1994-95, ‘97)
Tia Poindexter (1985-88)
Tonya Sampson (1991-94)
124
123
102
125
121
112
123
128
124
124
401
390
334
280
247
239
237
231
226
207
3.23
3.17
3.27
2.24
2.04
2.13
1.93
1.80
1.82
1.67
Games
Blks
Avg
110
96
114
124
121
123
129
102
117
123
329
158
126
123
112
96
78
78
77
69
2.99
1.65
1.11
0.99
0.93
0.78
0.60
0.76
0.66
0.56
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Total Points
UNC Single-Season Records
Points
G
Pts.
Avg.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
31
33
35
32
31
30
35
30
31
35
695
687
685
653
646
631
628
623
620
598
22.41
20.82
19.57
20.41
20.84
21.03
17.94
20.76
20.00
17.09
Scoring Average
G
Pts.
Avg.
1.
2.
3.
4.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
1 0.
31
30
31
33
30
32
27
31
.35
23
29
695
631
646
687
623
653
547
620
685
439
552
22.41
21.03
20.84
20.82
20.76
20.41
20.26
20.00
19.57
19.10
19.03
FG Percent.
FG
A
Pct.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
248
176
207
272
195
188
267
231
249
276
398
311
369
485
354
345
496
431
467
519
.623
.566
.561
.561
.551
.545
.538
.536
.533
.532
Games
Reb
Avg
36
32
35
29
32
33
30
33
24
29
386
379
376
334
318
312
304
304
297
288
10.72
11.84
10.74
11.52
9.94
9.45
10.13
9.21
12.38
9.93
Games
Reb
Avg
24
32
29
35
36
30
32
29
33
17
297
379
334
376
386
304
318
288
312
159
12.38
11.84
11.52
10.74
10.72
10.13
9.94
9.93
9.45
9.35
FT
FTA
Avg
174
152
139
137
132
121
115
115
112
112
267
250
192
186
153
148
148
189
171
163
65.2
60.8
72.4
73.7
86.3
81.8
77.7
60.8
65.5
68.7
Pam Leake (1986)
Tracy Reid (1998)
Charlotte Smith (1995)
Dawn Royster (1985)
Tresa Brown (1984)
Tonya Sampson (1993)
Marion Jones (1995)
Tracy Reid (1997)
Pam Leake (1985)
Coretta Brown (2002)
Pam Leake (1986)
Tonya Sampson (1993)
Tresa Brown (1984)
Tracy Reid (1998)
Tracy Reid (1997)
Dawn Royster (1985)
Kathy Wilson (1988)
Pam Leake (1985)
Charlotte Smith (1995)
Tracy Reid (1996)
LaQuanda Barksdale (2001)
FT Percent.
FT
A
Pct.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
132
90
121
102
66
109
71
84
105
115
153
108
148
125
81
134
88
107
135
148
.863
.833
.818
.816
.815
.813
.807
.785
.778
.777
Three-Pointers Made
G 3FGM
3FGA
1.
2.
3.
3.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
35
34
33
33
31
35
35
30
36
30
99
88
77
69
65
64
60
60
57
55
(Min. 40 made) M
Stephanie Lawrence (1994)
60
Stephanie Lawrence (1992)
43
Juana Brown (1999)
64
Coretta Brown (2003)
88
Coretta Brown (2002)
99
Lori Gear (1995)
40
Coretta Brown (2001)
51
Juana Brown (2001)
49
Nikki Teasley (2002)
77
10. Jessica Gaspar (1997)
50
A
Pct.
148
107
160
223
251
104
138
133
209
136
.405
.402
.400
.395
.394
.385
.370
.368
.368
.368
Games
Ast
Avg
36
29
33
32
35
30
31
31
26
31
211
193
189
169
168
166
165
163
162
160
5.86
6.65
5.73
5.28
4.80
5.53
5.32
5.26
6.23
5.16
Games Steals
Avg
(Min. 2.5 per game)
Nikki Teasley (2002)
Coretta Brown (2003)
Tonya Sampson (1994)
Tresa Brown (1984)
Nikki Teasley (2000)
Jessica Gaspar (1999)
LeAnn Kennedy (1990)
Kathy Crawford (1982)
L. Barksdale (2000)
Kathy Wilson (1988)
Coretta Brown (2002)
Coretta Brown (2003)
Nikki Teasley (2002)
Stephanie Lawrence (1995)
Tonya Sampson (1992)
Juana Brown (1999)
Stephanie Lawrence (1994)
Tonya Sampson (1993)
Nikki Teasley (1999)
Stephanie Lawrence (1993)
Three-Pt. Percent.
(Min. 5 per game)
Kathy Crawford (1983)
Kathy Crawford (1982)
Tresa Brown (1983)
Tresa Brown (1984)
Sylvia Crawley (1994)
Tracy Reid (1996)
Tracy Reid (1998)
Marion Jones (1997)
Charlotte Smith (1995)
Dawn Royster (1985)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Assists
Rebounds
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Bernadette McGlade (1980)
Dawn Royster (1985)
Charlotte Smith (1995)
LaQuanda Barksdale (2001)
Bernadette McGlade (1979)
Tracy Reid (1998)
Tracy Reid (1997)
Charlotte Smith (1994)
Bernadette McGlade (1977)
Dawn Royster (1987)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Nikki Teasley (1999)
Coretta Brown (2001)
Nikki Teasley (2002)
Pam Hammond (1985)
Marion Jones (1995)
Nikki Teasley (1998)
Pam Leake (1986)
Emily Johnson (1992)
Nikki Teasley (2000)
Pam Leake (1985)
Steals
Rebounding Average
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Bernadette McGlade (1977)
Dawn Royster (1985)
L. Barksdale (2001)
Charlotte Smith (1995)
Bernadette McGlade (1980)
Tracy Reid (1997)
Bernadette McGlade (1979)
Dawn Royster (1987)
Tracy Reid (1998)
Dawn Royster (1986)
Free Throws Made
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
7.
9.
9.
Charlotte Smith (1995)
Tracy Reid (1998)
Chanel Wright (1999)
Tonya Sampson (1993)
Nikki Teasley (2002)
Tonya Sampson (1994)
Kathy Wilson (1988)
Tracy Reid (1997)
Marion Jones (1995)
Nikki Teasley (1999)
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1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
8.
9.
10.
Linda Matthews (1979)
Pam Leake (1986)
Marion Jones (1995)
Tonya Sampson (1994)
Pam Leake (1985)
Marion Jones (1994)
Tonya Sampson (1993)
Marion Jones (1997)
Nikki Teasley (1999)
Tonya Sampson (1991)
Emily Johnson (1992)
Pam Leake (1984)
Nikita Bell (2003)
Blocked Shots
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Dawn Royster (1985)
Dawn Royster (1987)
Dawn Royster (1984)
Candace Sutton (2002)
Anne Lawrence (1980)
Candace Sutton (2003)
Kim Oden (1991)
G. Gillingham (1995)
Tresa Brown (1983)
Dawn Royster (1986)
30
31
35
34
31
35
30
32
36
28
31
32
33
251
223
209
179
160
148
174
182
127
125
124
119
119
111
111
99
95
84
84
84
84
4.23
4.03
3.54
3.50
3.82
3.17
3.70
3.09
2.64
3.00
2.71
2.63
2.55
Games Blocks
Avg
32
29
32
34
15
34
28
33
30
17
114
90
84
67
53
51
46
46
42
41
3.56
3.10
2.63
1.97
3.53
1.50
1.64
1.39
1.40
2.41
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
Most Points Scored
42 by Tracy Reid vs. Virginia, 1/15/98
Most Field Goals Made
Game: 19 by Tresa Brown vs. Fairleigh
Dickinson, 1/9/84
Season: 296 by Pam Leake, 1986
Career: 834 by Pam Leake, 1983-86
Most Field Goals Attempted
Game: 30 by Dawn Royster vs. Radford,
11/29/84; by Pam Leake vs. Georgia, 12/27/85
Season: 572 by Pam Leake, 1986
Career: 1,750 by Tonya Sampson, 1991-94
Most Three-Point Field Goals Made
Game: 7 by Stephanie Lawrence vs. Robert Morris,
12/4/92; by Nikki Teasley vs. Duke, 3/6/00
Season: 99 by Coretta Brown, 2002
Career: 236 by Nikki Teasley, 1998-2000, 2002
Most Three-Point Field Goals Attempted
Game: 14 by Nikki Teasley vs. Clemson, 2/10/00
Season: 251 by Coretta Brown, 2002
Career: 694 by Nikki Teasley, 1998-2000, 2002
Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage
Season: 40.5 by Stephanie Lawrence, 1994
Career: 36.9 by Stephanie Lawrence, 1992-95
Most Free Throws Made
Game: 16 by Tonya Sampson vs. Maryland,
1/23/93; vs. Virginia, 2/3/93
Season: 174 by Charlotte Smith, 1995
Career: 481 by Charlotte Smith, 1992-95
Most Free Throws Attempted
Game: 21 by Tonya Sampson vs. Virginia,
2/3/93
Season: 267 by Charlotte Smith, 1995
Career: 738 by Charlotte Smith, 1992-95
Most Rebounds
Game: 26 by Dawn Royster vs. Delaware State,
11/20/84
Season: 386 by Bernadette McGlade, 1980
Career: 1,251 by Bernadette McGlade, 1977-80
Most Assists
Game: 16 by Coretta Brown vs. North Carolina
A&T State, 11/21/00
Season: 211 by Nikki Teasley, 1999
Career: 728 by Nikki Teasley, 1998-2000, 2002
Most Blocked Shots
Game: 8 by Dawn Royster vs. UM-Eastern
Shore, 11/25/85
Season: 114 by Dawn Royster, 1985
Career: 329 by Dawn Royster, 1984-87
Most Steals
Game: 10 by Pam Leake vs. Clemson, 1/24/85
Season: 127 by Linda Matthews (1979)
Career: 401 by Pam Leake (1983-86)
Most Games Played
Season: 36 by 11 players (seven in 1980, four in
1999)
Career: 136 by Charlene Boykin, 1977-80
Team Records
Most Points Scored
Game: 121 vs. Mercer, 11/29/85
Season: 2,955 in 1994 (35 games)
Highest Scoring Average
Season: 85.3 in 1983 (2,560 pts., 30 games)
Lowest Scoring Average
Season: 67.5 in 1977 (1,620 pts., 24 games)
Most Field Goals Made
Game: 53 vs. Mercer (82 att.), 11/29/85
Season: 1,116 in 1980 (2,662 att.)
Most Field Goals Attempted
Game: 100 vs. East Carolina, 2/26/77
Season: 2,662 in 1980 (1,116 made)
Highest Field Goal Percentage
Game: 66.2 vs. UM-Eastern Shore
Freshman Records
(45 of 68), 11/25/85
Points: 494, Marion Jones, 1993-94
Season: 50.6 in 1983 (1,071 of
Scoring average: 14.9 points per game, Tonya
2,118)
Sampson, 1990-91
Most Three-Point Field Goals
Rebounds: 297, Bernadette McGlade, 1976-77
Made
Rebounding average: 12.4, Bernadette McGlade,
Game: 14 vs. Navy (24 att.),
12/6/91
1976-77
Season: 236 (706 att.) in 2002
Assists: 166, Nikki Teasley, 1997-98
Most Three-Point Field Goals
Steals: 111, Marion Jones, 1993-94
Attempted
Blocks: 84, Dawn Royster, 1983-84
Game: 30 vs. Richmond (10
made), 12/8/01
Opponent Single Game
Season: 706 (236 made) in 2002
Highest Three-Point Field Goal Percentage
Most Points Scored
Season: 36.3 in 1992 (186 of 512)
Player: 48 by Mimi McKinney, Virginia, 1/15/98
Most Free Throws Made
Team: 111 by Tennessee Tech, 1/31/76
Game: 37 vs. Georgia So., 3/16/94 (48 att.)
Fewest Points Scored
Season: 611 in 1999 (915 att.)
Team: 31 by Davidson (80-31), 2/15/75
Most Free Throws Attempted
Most Field Goals Made
Game: 48 vs. Georgia So., 3/16/94 (37 made)
Player: 20 by Barbara Kennedy, Clemson (33 att.),
Season: 915 in 1999 (611 made)
2/20/82
Highest Free Throw Percentage
Team: 43 by Iowa (75 att.), 12/30/89; by
Game: 100.0 (16 of 16) vs. UCLA, 12/31/87
Maryland (62 att.), 1/21/89
Season: 71.8 in 1994 (560 of 780)
Most Field Goals Attempted
Most Rebounds
Player: 33 by Barbara Kennedy, Clemson (20
Game: 73 vs. Clemson, 2/5/76
made), 2/20/82
Season: 1,707 in 1980 (36 games)
Team: 93 by Oklahoma City (32 made),
Highest Rebounding Average
11/19/83
Season: 50.5 in 1977 (1,213 in 24 games)
Most Three-Point Goals Made
Most Assists
Player: 7 by Mimi McKinney, Virginia (12
Game: 37 vs. Duke, 2/21/97
att.),1/15/98; by Danielle Donehew, Georgia
Season: 595 in 2002
Tech (13 att.), 1/24/99; by Kelly Pendleton,
Most Blocked Shots
Tennessee-Martin (12 att.), 1/7/02
Game: 14 vs. Winthrop, 2/1/94
Team: 13 by Mt. St. Mary’s (28 att.), 2/27/89
Season: 187 in 1994
Most Three-Point Goals Attempted
Most Steals
Player: 15 by four players, most recently Kimberly
Game: 34 vs. Coastal Carolina, 12/8/93
Cairnes of Winthrop, 12/16/00
Season: 454 in 1994
Team: 40 by Morehead St. (9 made), 12/20/94
Most Games Played
Most Free Throws Made
Season: 36 in 1980 (21-15) and 1999 (28-8)
Player: 17 by Marie Riley, High Point (18
Most Victories
att.),12/21/77
Season: 33 in 1994 (33-2)
Team: 38 by Maryland (43 att.), 2/8/92
Most Losses
Most Free Throws Attempted
Season: 20 in 1989 (10-20)
Player: 20 by Niesha Butler, Georgia Tech
Highest Winning Percentage
(11 made), 12/3/99
Season: 94.3 in 1994 (33-2)
Team: 47 by High Point (35 made), 12/21/77
Longest Winning Streak
Most Rebounds
32 games, 2/12/94-1/22/95
Player: 22 by by Melody Richardson, Florida,
Longest Losing Streak
11/21/80; Clara Jean Davis, Northwestern State,
14 games, 1/14/89-2/25/89
11/28/86
Largest Average Winning Margin
Team:70 by Connecticut, 11/15/01
22.6 in 1995 (UNC: 82.6 ppg; Opp.: 60.0 ppg)
Most Assists
Player: 17 by Suzie McConnell, Penn State,
3/17/85
Miscellaneous Single Game
Team: 32 by Maryland, 2/6/90
Fewest Points Scored
Most Blocked Shots
44 at N.C. State (55), 2/10/87; at Georgia Tech
Player: 8 by Genia Beasley, NC State, 1/24/79; by
(55), 1/13/00
Anne Donovan, ODU, 1/30/80
Largest Margin of Victory
Team: 12 by Auburn, 12/18/82
71 vs. South Carolina State (106-35), 12/30/97
Most Steals
Largest Margin of Defeat
Player: 10 by Nancy Lieberman, Old
49 at Virginia (46-95), 2/15/90
Dominion, 1/30/80
Highest Combined Score
Team: 23 by Maryland, 3/6/77; by Evansville, 11/11/01
214 vs. Providence (105-109), 11/24/91
Highest Winning Score
Miscellaneous Opponent Team
121 vs. Mercer (61), 11/29/85
Highest Losing Score
Highest Scoring Average
105 vs. Providence (109), 11/24/90
Season: 82.6 in 1989 (2,477 points, 30 games)
Lowest Winning Score
Lowest Scoring Average
49 at Virginia (40), 2/7/76; vs. Villanova (45),
Season: 57.1 in 1975 (1,027 points, 27 games)
2/6/02
Highest Field Goal Percentage
Game: 69.4 by Maryland (43 of 62), 1/21/89
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
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Individual Records
1,000-Point Scorers
Tracy Reid – 2,200 career points
Forward • 5-11 • Miami, Fla. (Miami Central High School)
YR
94-95
95-96
96-97
97-98
Career
G-GS
35-19
23-18
30-22
33-32
121-91
FG-A
178-361
188-345
253-477
267-496
886-1679
PCT
49.3
54.5
53.0
53.8
52.8
3FG-A
4-18
2-6
2-5
1-3
9-32
PCT
22.2
33.3
40.0
33.3
28.1
FT-A
91-151
61-98
115-189
152-250
419-688
PCT
60.3
62.2
60.8
60.8
60.9
REB-AV
244-7.0
205-8.9
304-10.1
312-9.5
1065-8.8
A
38
30
29
34
131
TO
86
70
99
99
354
BLK
10
2
18
23
53
STL
55
50
68
74
247
PTS-AV
451-12.9
439-19.1
623-20.8
687-20.8
2200-18.2
PCT
43.2
43.4
46.4
41.7
43.6
3FG-A
16-44
65-179
60-174
53-176
194-573
PCT
36.4
36.3
34.5
30.1
33.9
FT-A
90-138
73-118
157-186
121-148
441-590
PCT
65.2
61.9
73.7
81.8
74.7
REB-AV
201-7.2
211-6.8
245-8.2
267-7.9
924-7.5
A
51
68
91
123
333
TO
100
108
111
139
458
BLK
14
14
8
33
69
STL
84
76
111
119
390
PTS-AV
418-14.9
500-16.1
631-21.0
594-17.5
2143-17.4
PCT
48.6
45.6
50.3
53.3
49.7
3FG-A
1-10
6-21
9-32
13-46
29-109
PCT
10.0
28.6
28.1
28.3
26.6
FT-A
99-155
96-157
112-159
174-267
481-738
PCT
63.9
61.1
70.4
65.2
65.2
REB-AV
251-8.1
269-9.0
304-9.2
376-10.7
1200-9.3
A
23
63
74
103
263
TO
78
92
101
122
393
BLK
12
21
20
25
78
STL
33
56
47
63
199
PTS-AV
450-14.5
446-14.9
513-15.5
685-19.6
2094-16.2
PCT
44.8
46.6
49.1
51.7
48.8
3FG-A
---------------------
PCT
---------------------
FT-A
55-74
65-95
110-147
103-145
333-535
PCT
74.3
68.4
74.8
71.0
62.2
REB-AV
123-4.1
141-4.4
161-5.2
165-5.3
590-4.8
A
115
105
160
165
545
TO
81
97
135
135
448
BLK
8
5
5
7
25
STL
73
84
119
125
401
PTS-AV
303-10.1
383-11.9
620-20.0
695-22.4
2001-16.1
PCT
53.8
52.0
56.0
56.0
54.7
3FG-A
---------------------
PCT
---------------------
FT-A
75-114
74-106
100-144
102-125
351-489
PCT
65.8
69.8
69.4
81.6
71.8
REB-AV
208-6.7
211-7.3
219-7.3
263-8.48
901-7.4
A
29
58
70
72
229
TO
n/a
92
71
87
n/a
BLK
20
17
42
33
112
STL
36
27
28
40
158
PTS-AV
357-11.5
414-14.3
514-17.1
646-20.8
1931-16.0
Tonya Sampson – 2.143 career points
Guard • 5-9 • Clinton, N.C. (Clinton High)
YR
90-91
91-92
92-93
93-94
Career
G-GS
28-23
31-22
30-28
34-32
123-105
FG-A
156-361
181-417
217-468
210-504
764-1753
Charlotte Smith – 2,094 career points
Forward • 6-0 • Shelby, N.C. (Shelby High)
YR
91-92
92-93
93-94
94-95
Career
G-GS
31-29
30-30
33-32
35-35
129-126
FG-A
175-360
172-377
196-390
249-467
792-1594
Pam Leake – 2,001 career points
Guard • 5-7 • Chapel Hill, N.C. (Chapel Hill High)
YR
82-83
83-84
84-85
85-86
Career
G-GS
30-30
32-30
31-28
31-30
124-118
FG-A
124-277
159-341
255-519
296-572
834-1709
Tresa Brown – 1,931 career points
Center • 6-2 • Raleigh, N.C. (Sanderson High)
YR
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
Career
G-GS
31
29
30
31
121
FG-A
136-253
170-327
207-369
272-485
785-1434
Nikki Teasley – 1,822 career points
Guard • 6-0 • Washington, D.C. (St. John’s at Prospect Hall)
YR
1997-98
1998-99
1999-2000
2001-02
Career
G-GS
30-24
36-30
26-16
33-28
125-98
FG-A
131-316
193-467
131-336
146-398
601-1517
PCT
41.5
41.3
39.0
36.7
39.6
3FG-A
51-142
57-182
51-161
77-209
236-694
PCT
35.9
31.3
31.7
36.8
34.0
FT-A
74-96
112-163
66-81
132-153
384-493
PCT
77.1
68.7
81.5
86.3
77.9
REB-AV
104-3.5
169-4.7
104-4.0
145-4.4
522-4.2
A
166
211
162
189
728
TO
103
112
87
99
401
BLK
4
19
5
13
41
STL
57
95
59
69
280
PTS-AV
387-12.9
555-15.4
379-14.6
501-15.2
1822-14.6
PCT
45.4
52.0
56.6
62.3
54.2
3FG-A
---------------------
PCT
---------------------
FT-A
49-81
74-103
84-107
59-96
266-387
PCT
60.5
71.8
78.5
61.4
68.7
REB-AV
224-6.2
230-7.7
205-7.3
211-7.0
870-7.0
A
24
36
44
62
166
TO
n/a
n/a
87
64
n/a
BLK
8
6
3
10
27
STL
58
56
50
62
226
PTS-AV
371-10.3
444-14.8
436-15.6
555-18.5
1806-14.6
Kathy Crawford – 1,806 career points
Forward • 6-0 • Youngsville, N.C. (Bunn High)
YR
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
Career
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G-GS
36
30
28
30
124
FG-A
161-355
185-356
176-311
248-398
770-1420
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
Guard/Forward • 6-0 • Baltimore, Md. (Western High School)
YR
95-96
96-97
97-98
98-99
Career
G-GS
27-25
32-31
34-31
35-33
128-120
FG-A
135-331
178-403
168-396
161-404
642-1534
PCT
40.8
44.2
42.4
39.9
41.9
3FG-A
30-112
54-154
40-129
19-80
143-475
PCT
26.8
35.1
31.0
23.8
30.1
FT-A
71-113
70-108
98-127
139-192
378-540
PCT
62.8
64.8
77.2
72.4
70.0
REB-AV
171-6.3
174-5.4
126-3.7
186-5.3
657-5.1
A
54
117
100
95
366
TO
84
106
83
95
368
BLK
5
8
11
9
33
STL
41
62
78
50
231
PTS-AV
371-13.7
480-15.0
474-13.9
480-13.7
1805-14.1
3FG-A
8-23
17-54
16-39
33-92
74-208
PCT
34.8
31.5
41.0
35.9
35.6
FT-A
20-27
57-73
105-135
85-118
267-353
PCT
74.1
78.1
77.8
72.0
75.6
REB-AV
77-2.4
281-7.8
285-8.6
334-11.5
977-7.5
A
11
30
41
41
123
TO
27
65
78
72
242
BLK
8
33
3
15
59
STL
18
46
49
42
155
PTS-AV
154-4.8
500-13.9
581-17.6
552-19.0
1787-13.7
3FG-A
---------------------
PCT
---------------------
FT-A
72-108
101-190
36-69
79-114
288-481
PCT
66.7
53.2
52.2
69.3
59.9
REB-AV
281-8.8
379-11.8
159-9.4
288-9.9
1107-10.1
A
29
44
16
60
149
TO
91
91
38
94
314
BLK
84
114
41
90
329
STL
26
58
17
44
145
PTS-AV
340-10.6
653-20.4
244-14.4
541-18.7
1778-16.2
PCT
28.0
29.8
26.7
28.4
FT-A
77-108
112-171
109-166
298-445
PCT
71.3
65.5
65.7
67.0
REB-AV
145-4.1
174-5.0
150-4.7
469-4.6
A
105
168
130
403
TO
114
112
99
325
BLK
29
30
19
78
STL
111
124
99
334
PTS-AV
494-14.1
628-17.9
594-18.6
1716-16.8
PCT
26.5
37.0
39.4
39.5
38.0
FT-A
26-41
99-145
67-93
90-108
282-387
PCT
63.4
68.3
72.0
83.3
72.9
REB-AV
56-1.7
138-4.8
175-5.0
123-3.6
492-3.8
A
59
193
118
147
517
TO
48
113
80
116
357
BLK
1
6
6
2
15
STL
33
37
56
59
185
PTS-AV
135-4.1
462-15.9
598-17.1
492-14.5
1687-12.9
3FG-A
---------------------
PCT
---------------------
FT-A
38-71
51-78
80-126
107-158
276-433
PCT
53.5
65.4
63.5
67.7
63.7
REB-AV
297-12.4
250-8.6
318-9.9
386-10.7
1251-10.3
A
27
42
67
113
249
TO
n/a
n/a
123
n/a
n/a
BLK
n/a
n/a
6
6
n/a
STL
n/a
n/a
68
73
n/a
PTS-AV
282-11.8
297-10.2
470-14.7
555-15.4
1604-13.3
3FG-A
------------32-82
32-82
PCT
------------39.0
39.0
FT-A
76-104
75-100
71-93
115-148
337-445
PCT
73.1
75.0
76.3
77.7
75.7
REB-AV
196-6.1
175-6.7
146-5.0
224-8.3
741-6.5
A
48
27
47
56
178
TO
104
83
73
121
381
BLK
13
10
15
20
58
STL
31
28
39
33
131
PTS-AV
354-11.1
361-13.9
289-10.0
547-20.3
1551-13.6
LaQuanda Barksdale – 1,787 career points
Forward • 5-11 • Winston-Salem, N.C. (West Forsyth High School)
YR
1997-98
1998-99
1999-2000
2000-01
Career
G-GS
32-0
36-30
33-33
29-29
130-92
FG-A
63-130
213-435
230-516
217-483
723-1564
PCT
48.5
49.0
44.6
44.9
46.2
Dawn Royster – 1,778 career points
Forward/Center • 6-0 • Nyack, N.Y. (Nyack High School)
YR
83-84
84-85
85-86
86-87
Career
G-GS
32-31
32-32
17-13
29-29
110-105
FG-A
134-268
276-519
104-208
231-450
745-1445
PCT
50.0
53.2
50.0
51.3
51.6
Marion Jones – 1,716 career points
Guard • 5-10 • Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Thousand Oaks High School)
YR
93-94
94-95
96-97
Career
G-GS
35-31
35-34
32-28
102-93
FG-A
198-374
241-459
231-431
670-1264
PCT
52.9
52.5
53.6
53.0
3FG-A
21-75
34-114
23-86
78-275
Coretta Brown – 1,687 career points
Guard • 5-8 • Statesboro, Ga. (Southeast Bulloch High School)
YR
G-GS
1999-2000
33-11
2000-01
29-29
2001-02
35-35
2002-03
34-33
Career
131-108
FG-A
48-160
156-408
216-496
157-396
577-1460
PCT
30.0
38.2
43.5
39.6
39.5
3FG-A
13-49
51-138
99-251
88-223
251-661
Bernadette McGlade – 1,604 career points
Forward/Center • 6-0 • Glouster City, N.J. (Catholic High School)
YR
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
Career
G-GS
24
29
32-32
36
121
FG-A
122-324
123-313
195-411
224-478
664-1526
PCT
37.7
39.2
47.4
46.9
43.5
Kathy Wilson – 1,551 career points
Forward • 6-2 • Marietta, Ga. (Walton High School)
YR
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
Career
G-GS
32-30
26-21
29-21
27-26
114-98
FG-A
139-329
143-281
109-243
200-419
591-1272
PCT
42.2
50.9
44.9
47.7
46.5
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1,000-Point Scorers
Chanel Wright – 1,805 career points
1,000-Point Scorers
Juana Brown – 1,473 career points
Guard • 5-11 • Memphis, Tenn. (Harding Academy)
YR
G-GS
1997-98
32-19
1998-99
35-32
1999-2000
30-27
2000-01
27-25
Career
124-103
FG-A
109-274
190-434
116-340
141-343
556-1391
PCT
39.8
43.8
34.1
41.1
40.0
3FG-A
17-77
64-160
38-136
49-133
168-506
PCT
22.1
40.0
27.9
36.8
33.2
FT-A
47-64
67-109
38-53
41-57
193-283
PCT
73.4
61.5
71.7
71.9
68.2
REB-AV
144-4.5
183-5.2
171--5.7
126-4.7
624-5.0
A
58
73
62
92
285
TO
38
58
54
76
226
BLK
2
6
8
7
23
STL
52
51
50
49
202
PTS-AV
282-8.8
511-14.6
308-10.3
372-13.8
1473-11.9
PCT
---------------------
FT-A
60-96
62-102
53-68
67-97
242-363
PCT
62.5
60.8
77.9
69.1
66.7
REB-AV
284-7.9
250-8.3
231-8.6
259-8.6
1024-8.3
A
23
30
31
50
134
TO
n/a
n/a
57
85
n/a
BLK
38
28
11
18
96
STL
74
39
57
65
237
PTS-AV
350-9.7
386-12.9
357-13.2
365-12.2
1458-11.9
3FG-A
---------------------
PCT
-----------------------
FT-A
47-85
31-54
67-96
77-118
222-353
PCT
55.3
57.4
69.7
65.3
62.9
REB-AV
185-8.4
82-4.3
163-5.6
174-5.4
604-6.0
A
28
58
39
39
164
TO
n/a
n/a
n/a
103
n/a
BLK
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
STL
n/a
n/a
n/a
49
n/a
PTS-AV
317-14.4
225-11.8
399-13.8
375-11.7
1316-13.0
3FG-A
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
PCT
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
FT-A
15-46
34-63
42-63
87-139
178-311
PCT
32.6
54.0
66.7
62.6
57.2
REB-AV
100-3.6
137-4.4
163-5.4
182-5.2
582-4.7
A
8
7
15
32
62
TO
40
40
49
71
200
BLK
30
30
23
40
123
STL
9
18
25
38
90
PTS-AV
111-4.0
254-8.2
316-10.5
477-13.6
1158-9.3
3FG-A
------------0-0
0-0
PCT
------------0.0
0.0
FT-A
56-90
62-96
92-125
85-127
295-438
PCT
62.2
64.6
73.6
66.9
67.4
REB-AV
238-7.4
199-6.9
169-5.8
246-9.1
852-7.3
A
32
30
49
33
144
TO
87
67
70
75
299
BLK
19
20
16
22
77
STL
47
40
35
26
148
PTS-AV
250-7.8
236-8.1
282-9.7
349-12.9
1117-9.5
PCT
42.4
46.8
42.9
40.7
43.1
3FG-A
---------------------
PCT
---------------------
FT-A
23-38
30-39
43-60
33-51
129-188
PCT
60.5
76.9
71.7
64.7
68.6
REB-AV
60-2.1
64-2.0
55-1.5
51-1.6
230-1.8
A
55
108
98
134
395
TO
n/a
102
n/a
n/a
n/a
BLK
n/a
n/a
4
3
n/a
STL
n/a
54
58
37
n/a
PTS-AV
213-7.3
276-8.6
291-8.1
273-8.8
1053-8.2
PCT
48.5
46.6
49.3
48.0
3FG-A
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
PCT
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
FT-A
48-81
59-116
70-131
117-328
PCT
59.3
50.9
53.4
54.0
REB-AV
157-5.6
211-6.2
193-5.7
561-5.8
A
18
20
27
65
TO
30
43
50
123
BLK
40
67
51
158
STL
15
32
27
74
PTS-AV
274-9.8
407-12.0
366-10.8
1047-10.9
Henrietta Walls – 1,458 career points
Forward • 6-2 • Southmont, N.C. (Central Davidson High School)
YR
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
Career
G-GS
36
30
27-22
30-30
123
FG-A
145-366
162-309
152-320
149-295
608-1290
PCT
39.6
52.4
47.5
52.3
47.1
3FG-A
---------------------
Cathy Shoemaker – 1,316 career points
Forward • 5-10 • North Charleston, S.C. (Chicora High School)
YR
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
Career
G
22
19
29
31
101
FG-A
135-348
97-227
166-360
149-326
547-1261
PCT
38.8
42.3
46.1
45.7
43.3
Sylvia Crawley – 1,158 career points
Center • 6-5 • Wintersville, Ohio (Steubenville High School)
YR
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
Career
G-GS
28-13
31-26
30-29
35-33
124-101
FG-A
48-104
110-240
137-255
195-354
490-953
PCT
46.2
45.8
53.7
55.1
51.4
Tia Poindexter – 1,117 career points
Forward • 6-0 • Lexington, Va. (Lexington High School)
YR
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
Career
G-GS
32-29
29-20
29-26
27-23
117-98
FG-A
97-230
87-194
95-198
132-273
411-895
PCT
42.2
44.8
48.0
48.4
45.9
Aprille Shaffer – 1,053 career points
Guard • 5-4 • High Point, N.C. (Andrews High School)
YR
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
Career
G
29
32
36
31
128
FG-A
95-224
123-263
124-289
120-295
462-1071
Candace Sutton – 1,047 career points
Center • 6-6 • Kettering, Md. (Largo High School)
YR
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
Career
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G-S
28-24
34-33
34-33
96-90
FG-A
113-233
174-373
148-300
435-906
2003-04 North Carolina Women’s Basketball
The Atlantic Coast Conference celebrated
its 50th anniversary in 2003 by naming
the top 50 athletes in each of its sports
and the top 50 overall. North Carolina
placed 11 players on the women’s basketball list, more than any other program.
Named to the list were LaQuanda
Barksdale, Tresa Brown, Sylvia Crawley,
Marion Jones, Pam Leake, Marsha Mann,
Bernadette McGlade, Tracy Reid, Tonya Sampson, Charlotte
Smith, Nikki Teasley and Henrietta Walls.
Two former Tar Heel basketball players, Marion Jones and
Charlotte Smith, were listed among the top 10 female athletes
in ACC history, Jones at No. 2 and Smith at No. 10. Former
Carolina soccer player Mia Hamm was No. 1 on the women’s
list and swimmer Sue Walsh was No. 6, giving UNC four of the
top 10 female athletes in league history.
Top 10 athletes
in ACC history:
Marion Jones
Charlotte Smith
Females
1. Mia Hamm (UNC), 2. Marion Jones
(UNC), 3. Dawn Staley (Virginia ),
4. Julie Shea (NC State) , 5. Joan Benoit
(NC State), 6. Sue Walsh (UNC),
7. Alana Beard (Duke), 8. Jen Adams
(Maryland), 9. Vanessa Webb (Duke),
10. Charlotte Smith (UNC)
Males
1. Michael Jordan (UNC), 2. David
Thompson (NC State ), 3. Charlie Ward
(FSU), 4. Arnold Palmer (Wake Forest),
5. Randy White (Maryland), 6. Ralph
Sampson (Virginia), 7. Lawrence Taylor
(UNC), 8. Tim Duncan (Wake Forest),
9. Phil Ford (UNC), 10. Renaldo
Nehemiah (Maryland)
Carolina’s Members of the ACC 50th Anniversary Women’s Basketball Team
LaQuanda Barksdale (1998-2001):
2001 All-America selection by the Women’s Basketball News Service •
All-ACC and All-ACC Tournament in 2000 and 2001 after leading the
conference in scoring both years • Second-leading scorer on 1999 World
University Games team • Plays for the WNBA’s Portland Fire
Tresa Brown (1981-84):
A Kodak All-America selection in 1984 • The 1984 ACC Player of the
Year and ACC Tournament MVP • UNC’s first All-ACC pick, in 1984 •
UNC’s career leader in field goal percentage (.547)
Sylvia Crawley (1991-94):
Captain and MVP of UNC’s 1994 NCAA Championship team • Named
to the 1994 NCAA East Region all-tournament • All-ACC Tournament in
1994 • USA Basketball’s 1995 Female Athlete of the Year and an alternate for the 1996 Olympic team • Has represented the U.S. internationally as part of the Pan Am Games team (1995, ’99), World University
Games team (1995), U.S. Select Team (1994) and Jones Cup team (1996)
• Plays for the WNBA’s Portland Fire
Marion Jones (1994-95, ’97):
An All-America selection by Basketball America in 1997 • The 1997
ACC Tournament MVP and an All-ACC Tournament pick in 1995 • AllACC in 1995 and ’97 • Named to the ACC All-Freshmen team in 1994 •
1995 NCAA West Regional all-tournament team • Starting point guard on
the 1994 NCAA Championship team • Career scoring average (16.8)
ranks third in UNC history • After playing just three years at UNC, ranks
fifth on the school’s career assists list, third in steals and seventh in blocks
• Also All-America in track at UNC • Won five medals, three golds, at the
2000 Summer Olympics
Pam Leake (1983-86):
A Kodak All-America selection in 1986 • Two-time ACC Player of the
Year, 1985 and ’86 • Also an All-ACC selection in both of those years •
Three time All-ACC Tournament selection, 1984-86 • Member of the
1985 U.S. Jones Cup team • UNC’s career leader in steals (401), third in
ACC history • Holds the school single-season record for scoring average
(22.4)
Marsha Mann (1975):
UNC’s first All-America selection, by the NWIT in 1975 • NWIT AllTournament team in 1975 • Represented the U.S. at the 1973 World
University Games • Led the 1974-75 team, UNC’s first varsity squad,
with 17.0 points and 9.8 rebounds per game
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Bernadette McGlade (1977-80):
All-America by the NWIT in 1980 • NWIT All-Tournament team in
1980 • UNC’s all-time leader in rebounds (1,251) and rebounding average (10.34) • AIAW all-state in 1977, 1979 • Holds school single-season
records for rebounds (386) and rebounding average (12.4)
Tracy Reid (1995-98):
Two-time Kodak and AP All-America selection • Two-time ACC Player
of the Year • ACC Tournament MVP in 1998, All-Tournament in 1997 •
Three-time All-ACC pick • ACC All-Freshman team, 1995 • 1997 NCAA
East Regional, 1998 Mideast Regional all-tournament teams • Leading
scorer in UNC history with 2,200 points, an average of 18.2 points per
game • 1998 WNBA Rookie of the Year
Tonya Sampson (1991-94):
Kodak and Basketball America All-America, 1994 • Three-time AllACC • All-ACC Tournament, 1994 • ACC All-Freshman team, 1991 •
NCAA East Regional MVP, Final Four all-tournament in 1994 • Leading
scorer on the 1994 NCAA Championship team • Second in career scoring
at UNC (2,143 points)
Charlotte Smith (1992-95):
1995 ESPN National Player of the Year • All-America by Kodak,
Associated Press and the USWBA, 1995 • Only UNC player to have her
jersey retired • 1994 Final Four MVP after hitting the winning shot in the
NCAA championship game • ACC Tournament MVP in 1994, ’95 • Twotime All-ACC • Member of World University Games Team (1995), Jones
Cup Team (1995), U.S. Select Team (1994), Junior National Team (1992)
• Third in career scoring (2,094) and second in career rebounding (1,200)
at UNC • Plays for the WNBA Charlotte Sting
Nikki Teasley (1998-2000, ’02)
UNC’s career leader in assists, three-pointers • ACC leader in career
assists average (5.82) • Second in ACC in career assists, fourth in career
three-pointers • 2000 ACC Tournament MVP • Four-time ACC AllTournament pick • Second player to earn that honor four times • All-ACC,
2002 • All-tournament, 1998 NCAA Mideast Regional • 1998 ACC
Rookie of the Year •Junior World Championship team, 1997 • Among
UNC’s top eight in career scoring, scoring average, three-point percentage and steals • Plays for the Los Angeles Sparks
Henrietta Walls (1980-83)
UNC’s first All-ACC Tournament selection, in 1982 • NCAIAW AllTournament team in 1981 • Among UNC’s career leaders in field goal
percentage (ninth), rebounds (fifth), steals (seventh) and blocks (sixth)
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ACC 50th Anniversary Teams
Atlantic Coast Conference
50th Anniversary Teams
Tar Heel Honors and Awards
All-America Selections
Marsha Mann
Pam Leake
NWIT, 1975
Kodak, 1986
Tresa Brown
Kodak, 1984
Bernadette McGlade
NWIT, 1980
Tonya Sampson
1994: Kodak, Bask. America,
Bask. Times (3rd)
Honorable Mention
Charlotte Smith
Marion Jones
Tracy Reid
La’Quanda Barksdale
1995: Kodak, AP, USBWA,
Bask. Times (2nd)
1997: Bask. America, AP
(3rd), Bask. Times (3rd)
1998: Kodak, AP
1997: Kodak, AP, Bask.
Times (2nd)
2001: Women’s Bask. News
Service, Women’s Bask.
Journal (3rd)
National Player
of the Year
Coach
of the Year
Charlotte Smith
Sylvia Hatchell
ESPN, 1995
National
USA Today, 1995
College Sports, 1995
ACC
1997
Tonya Sampson
1993: Kodak, USBWA
1992: Bask. Weekly
Charlotte Smith
1994: Kodak
1993: USBWA
Marion Jones
1997: Kodak
1995: AP
La’Quanda Barksdale
2001: AP, Kodak
Nikki Teasley
2002: AP, Kodak
Coretta Brown
2003: AP, Kodak
ACC Player of the Year Selections
Tresa Brown
1984
Pam Leake
1985, 1986
Tracy Reid
1997, 1998
ACC Rookie of the Year Selections
Dawn Royster
1984
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Charlotte Smith
1992
Chanel Wright
1996
Nikki Teasley La’Tangela Atkinson
1998
2003
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Tresa Brown
1984
Dawn Royster
1985
Charlotte Smith
1994,1995
Narion Jones
1997
Tracy Reid
1998
Nikki Teasley
2000
Charlotte Smith
1994, 1995
Marion Jones
1995, 1997
All-ACC Selections
Tresa Brown
1984
Pam Leake
1985, 1986
Dawn Royster
1985, 1987
Tracy Reid La’Quanda Barksdale
1996, ’97, ’98 1999 (3rd), 2000,’01
Kathy Wilson
1988
Juana Brown
1999 (3rd)
Tonya Sampson
1992, 1993, 1994
Nikki Teasley
1999 (2nd),
2000 (3rd), ’02
Coretta Brown
2001 (2nd), ’02, ’03
Nikita Bell
2003 (2nd)
Candace Sutton
2003 (3rd)
ACC All-Freshman Team Selections
ACC All-Defensive
Team Selections
Tonya Sampson
1991
Charlotte Smith
1992
Marion Jones
1994
Tracy Reid
1995
Chanel Wright
1996
Nikita Bell
2003
Nikki Teasley
1998
Candace Sutton Leah Metcalf
2001
2002
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La’Tangela Atkinson
2003
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Tar Heel Honors and Awards
ACC Tournament Most Valuable Players
Tar Heel Honors and Awards/International Play
Honors and Awards
National All-Freshman Teams
Charlotte Smith: Basketball Weekly, 1992; WBNS (2nd team), 1992
MVPs of Post-Season Tournaments
Charlotte Smith: NCAA Final Four, 1994
Tonya Sampson: NCAA East Regional, 1994
Post-Season All-Tournament Teams
Marsha Mann: NWIT, 1975
Kathy Crawford: NWIT, 1980
Bernadette McGlade: NWIT, 1980
Henrietta Walls: NCAIAW, 1981
Tonya Sampson: NCAA Final Four, 1994; NCAA East Regional, 1994
Charlotte Smith: NCAA Final Four, 1994
Sylvia Crawley: NCAA East Regional, 1994
Marion Jones: NCAA West Regional, ‘95
Tracy Reid: NCAA East Regional, 1997; NCAA Mideast Regional, 1998
Chanel Wright: NCAA Mideast Regional, 1998
Nikki Teasley: NCAA Mideast Regional, 1998
All-ACC Tournament Team
(First-team unless otherwise noted)
Henrietta Walls: 1982
Kathy Crawford: 1983
Pam Leake: 1984, 1985, 1986
Tresa Brown: 1984
Pam Hammond: 1984
Dawn Royster: 1985
Sylvia Crawley: 1994
Tonya Sampson: 1994
Charlotte Smith: 1994, 1995
Marion Jones: 1994 (2nd team), 1995, 1997
Stephanie Lawrence: 1995 (2nd team)
Tracy Reid: 1995 (2nd team), 1997, 1998
Jessica Gaspar: 1997 (2nd team)
Chanel Wright: 1997 (2nd team), 1998, 1999
Nikki Teasley: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002
Juana Brown: 1998 (2nd team), 1999
LaQuanda Barksdale: 2000, 2001
Coretta Brown: 2002, 2003
Candace Sutton: 2002, 2003
Leah Metcalf: 2003 (2nd team)
La’Tangela Atkinson: 2003 (2nd team)
MVP’s of Regular-Season Tournaments
Henrietta Walls: Queens Holiday, 1983
Tresa Brown: Lady Jayhawks Classic, 1984
Dawn Royster: Northern Lights Invitational, 1985
Kathy Wilson: Tar Heel Invitational, 1988
Merlaine Oden: Marshall Invitational, 1989
Emily Johnson: Carolina Classic, 1989
Heather Thompson: Carolina Classic, 1990
Kim Oden: Carolina Classic, 1991
Tonya Sampson: Carolina Classic, 1992; Citrus Sports Travel Holiday Classic,
1994
Charlotte Smith: Coastal Classic, 1993; ACC/Big Ten Challenge, 1994;
Carolina Invitational, 1994; Wahine Classic, 1995; Carolinas Holiday Beach
Classic, 1995
Tracy Reid: Big Four Classic, 1996-97
Juana Brown: LMU/Furama Hotel Thanksgiving Classic, 1998
Nikki Teasley: Winthrop Lady Eagle Classic, 2002
Regular-Season All-Tournament Teams
Cathey Daniels: Virginia Classic, 1975
Cathy Shoemaker: Virginia Classic, 1976; UNC Christmas Classic, 1977, ‘78
Bernadette McGlade: UNC Christmas Classic, 1977-80; JMU Tip-Off Classic,
1980
Anne Lawrence: UNC Christmas Classic,1980
Kathy Crawford: UNC Christmas Classic, 1981; Sunshine Classic, 1983;
Auburn Dial Classic, 1983; Queens Holiday, 1983
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International and National Competition
Olympic Games
Sylvia Hatchell: 1988, Asst. coach
Sylvia Crawley: 1996, Alternate
World University Games
Marsha Mann: 1973
Lori Gear: 1993, 1995 (Canada)
Sylvia Hatchell: 1995, Head coach
Sylvia Crawley: 1995
Marion Jones: 1995 (injured, did
not play)
Charlotte Smith: 1995
LaQuanda Barksdale: 1999
Pan-American Games
Sylvia Crawley: 1995, 1999
Goodwill Games
Sylvia Hatchell: Asst. coach, 1986
R. William Jones Cup
Pam Leake: 1985
Lori Gear: 1994 (Canada)
Sylvia Crawley: 1996
Charlotte Smith: 1996
Chanel Wright: 1998
Junior World Championships
Dawn Royster: 1985
Juana Brown: 1997
Nikki Teasley: 1997
U.S. Select Team
Sylvia Crawley: 1994
Charlotte Smith: 1994
Junior National Team
Charlotte Smith: 1992
Junior Select Team
Gwendolyn Gillingham: 1992
Olympic Festival
Eileen McCann: 1978, 1981
Dawn Royster: 1985
Liza Donnell: 1987
Tonya Sampson: 1991
Gwendolyn Gillingham: 1993
Charlotte Smith: 1993
Marion Jones: 1994
Tracy Reid: 1995
Tresa Brown: Sunshine Classic, 1983; Auburn Dial Classic, 1983; Queens
Holiday, 1983
Henrietta Walls: Queens Holiday, 1983
Pam Leake: Lady Jayhawk Classic, 1984
Dawn Royster: Northern Lights Invit., 1985; Orange Bowl Invitational, 1987
Marsha Matthews: Tar Heel Invit., 1988
Merlaine Oden: Carolina Classic, 1989
Liza Donnell: Marshall Invitational, 1989
Kareema Williams: Carolina Classic, 1990
Tanya Lamb: Princeton Tournament, 1990
Heather Thompson: Carolina Classic, 1990, 1991; Harvard Tournament, 1991
Emily Johnson: Harvard Tournament, 1991; Carolina Classic, 1992
Tonya Sampson: Coastal Classic, 1991; Carolina Classic, 1992; Coastal
Classic, 1993; Citrus Sports Travel Holiday Classic, 1994
Sylvia Crawley: Coastal Classic, 1993
Charlotte Smith: Coastal Classic, 1993; Carolina Invitational, 1994; ACC/Big
Ten Challenge, 1994; Wahine Classic, 1995; Carolinas Holiday Beach Classic,
1995; Diamond Club Classic, 1995
Marion Jones: Citrus Sports Travel Holiday Classic, 1994; Carolina
Invitational, 1994; ACC/Big Ten Challenge, 1994; Wahine Classic, 1995;
Cellular One/Carolinas Holiday Beach Classic, 1995, 1997; Diamond Club
Classic, 1995
Tracy Reid: Cellular One/Carolinas Holiday Beach Classic, 1995, 1996, 1997;
Diamond Club Classic, 1995; Big Four Classic, 1997; LMU/Furama Hotel
Thanksgiving Classic, 1998
Chanel Wright: Cellular One Holiday Beach Classic, 1997; Rainbow Wahine
Classic, 1999
Juana Brown: LMU/Furama Hotel Thanksgiving Classic, 1998
LaQuanda Barksdale: Wachovia Women’s Invitational, 2000
Nikki Teasley: Winthrop Lady Eagle Classic, 2002 (MVP)
Coretta Brown: Winthrop Lady Eagle Classic, 2002; Rainbow Wahine Classic,
2003
Candace Sutton: Winthrop Lady Eagle Classic, 2002; Rainbow Wahine Classic,
2003
AIAW All-State Team Members
Cathey Daniels: 1975, 1976, 1977
Cathy Shoemaker: 1976, 1977, 1978
Bernadette McGlade: 1977, 1979
Linda Matthews: 1979
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