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The 2009–10 Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball team represented the University of Nebraska in the 2009–10 NCAA Division I women's basketball season. The Cornhuskers, a member of the Big 12 Conference, were coached by Connie Yori, and completed the regular season unbeaten at 29–0. However, they lost in the semifinals of the Big 12 Tournament to Texas A&M. Their season ended in the semifinals of the Kansas City Regional of the NCAA tournament, where they lost 76–67 to Kentucky.

Offseason

  • The Huskers will welcome three incoming freshmen to the program. The rookies will be led by 2009 Washington High School Player-of-the-Year Lindsey Moore. The 5-9 point guard from Kentwood High School in Covington, Washington. She earned third-team All-America honors from Parade Magazine after leading the Conquerors to the Class 4A state title and a final No. 2 national ranking in the USA Today Super 25 poll. California forward Meghin Williams and Minnesota forward Katya Leick are the other freshmen.[1]
  • May 7: Nebraska incoming freshman Lindsey Moore will be one of the nation's top 19-and-under players invited to the USA Basketball Women's U19 National Team Trials next week.[2]
  • Senior Kelsey Griffin was chosen as a preseason All-Big 12 selection by the league coaches for the third consecutive season.[3]
  • Nebraska was picked to finish sixth in the powerful Big 12 Conference in voting by the league's coaches announced on Thursday, Oct. 15, by the conference office in Irving, Texas.[4]
  • Nebraska's Kelsey Griffin was officially named one of 30 candidates for the prestigious Lowe's Senior CLASS award on Wednesday, Nov. 4, honoring women's basketball players across the nation who excel both on and off the court.[5]

Roster

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Connie Yori, cutting the nets after leading Nebraska to the 2010 Big 12 Conference regular-season title with a perfect 16–0 record
Number Name Height Position Class Hometown
5 BurkeKaitlyn Burke 5-07 Guard 3Junior North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
00 MooreLindsey Moore 5-09 Guard 1Freshman Covington, Washington
10 WilliamsMeghin Williams 6-01 Forward 1Freshman Rancho Cucamonga, California
11 NealsNicole Neals 5-06 Guard 4Senior Chandler, Arizona
12 Reeves Layne Reeves 5-11 Guard 1Redshirt Freshman Lubbock, Texas
13 KuhlmannKala Kuhlmann 5-08 Guard 4Senior Charter Oak, Iowa
20 LeickKatya Leick 6-01 Forward 1Freshman Grey Cloud Township, Minnesota
21 SidhuHarleen Sidhu 6-01 Forward 2Sophomore Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
22 TurnerYvonne Turner 5-08 Guard 4Senior Omaha, Nebraska
23 GriffinKelsey Griffin 6-02 Forward 4Senior Eagle River, Alaska
24 KelleyDominique Kelley 5-07 Guard 3Junior Lincoln, Nebraska
35 PeriagoJessica Periago 6-04 Center 3Junior Toulon, France
40 MontgomeryCory Montgomery 6-02 Forward 4Senior Cannon Falls, Minnesota
42 BoberNikki Bober 6-04 Center 4Senior Murdock, Nebraska
44 RedmonCatheryn Redmon 6-03 Center 3Junior Grand Prairie, Texas

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Schedule

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Preseason exhibitions

Date Location Opponent Score Record
Nov. 3 Devaney Ctr. Pittsburg State 68-54 1-0
Nov. 8 Devaney Ctr. Nebraska-Kearney 89-47 2-0

Regular season

Date Location Rank Opponent Score Record
Nov. 13 Devaney Center NR Davidson 86-62 1-0
Nov. 15 Las Vegas NR UNLV 73-51 2-0
Nov. 19 Devaney Center NR Idaho State 88-41 3-0
Nov. 22 Devaney Center NR Washington State 107-54 4-0
Nov. 27 Moraga, CA. NR UALR 62-45 5-0
Nov. 29 Moraga, CA. NR Saint Mary's College 84-73 6-0
Dec. 3 Devaney Center NR South Dakota 77-38 7-0
Dec. 5 Coral Gables, FL NR Miami 76-71 8-0
Dec. 9 Devaney Center #24 Creighton 69-56 9-0
Dec. 13 Devaney Center #24 Northern Illinois 69-44 10-0
Dec. 20 Devaney Center #20 #5 LSU 77-63 11-0
Dec. 30 Devaney Center #13 Albany 88-41 12-0
Jan. 4 Burlington, VT. #12 Vermont 94-50 13-0
Jan. 9 Ames, Iowa #12 Iowa State 57-49 14-0 (1-0)
Jan. 12 Devaney Center #11 #19 Texas 91-79 15-0 (2-0)
Jan. 17 Waco, Texas #11 #9 Baylor 65-56 16-0 (3-0)
Jan. 23 Devaney Center #7 Kansas State 71-56 17-0 (4-0)
Jan. 27 Lubbock, Texas #6 Texas tech 89-47 18-0 (5-0)
Jan. 30 Boulder, Colorado #6 Colorado 80-64 19-0 (6-0)
Feb. 3 Devaney Center #4 #10 Oklahoma State 88-67 20-0 (7-0)
Feb. 6 Devaney Center #4 #12 Texas A&M 71-60 21-0 (8-0)
Feb. 10 Lawrence, Kansas #3 Kansas 67-60 22-0 (9-0)
Feb. 13 Columbia, Missouri #3 Missouri 82-78 23-0 (10-0)
Feb. 17 Devaney Center #3 #13 Iowa State 60-50 24-0 (11-0)
Feb. 20 Devaney Center #3 Colorado 89-73 25-0 (12-0)
Feb. 24 Norman, Oklahoma #3 #11 Oklahoma 80-64 26-0 (13-0)
Feb. 27 Devaney Center #3 Missouri 67-51 27-0 (14-0)
March 3 Devaney Center #3 Kansas 77-52 28-0 (15-0)
March 6 Manhattan, Kansas #3 Kansas State 82-72 29-0 (16-0)

Postseason

Big 12 Tournament
Date Location Rank Opponent Score Record
March 12 Kansas City, Missouri #1 #9 Kansas State 63-46 30-0
March 13 Kansas City, Missouri #1 #4 Texas A&M 70-80 30-1
NCAA Tournament
Date Location Seed Opponent Score Record
March 21 Minneapolis #1 #16 Northern Iowa 83-44 31-1
March 23 Minneapolis #1 #8 UCLA 83-70 32-1
March 28 Kansas City, Missouri #1 #4 Kentucky 67–76 32–2

Player stats

Player Games Played Minutes Field Goals Three Pointers Free Throws Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals Points
Bober, Nikki -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Burke, Kaitlyn 6 5.7 .286 .200 1.000 0.5 3 -- -- 1.2
Griffin, Kelsey 32 27.4 .607 .250 .762 10.3 58 22 58 20.4
Kelley, Dominique 32 24.1 .427 .408 .778 3.9 59 1 26 12.0
Kuhlmann, Kala 32 16.8 .340 .313 .806 1.6 27 1 10 3.4
Leick, Katya 10 5.8 .222 .000 .833 1.4 2 0 2 1.8
Montgomery, Cory 32 27.6 .503 .380 .792 5.2 33 7 17 12.8
Moore, Lindsey 32 27.4 .349 .266 .690 2.2 141 6 43 5.8
Neals, Nicole 32 15.0 .324 .284 .364 1.0 46 2 20 3.0
Periago, Jessica 28 8.4 .302 .238 .286 1.7 13 10 6 1.2
Redmon, Catheryn 32 15.9 .620 -- .275 4.6 6 63 13 4.3
Reeves, Layne 23 6.7 .385 .533 .333 0.7 7 3 5 1.3
Sidhu, Harleen 12 5.2 .385 .286 .500 1.7 3 1 1 2.2
Turner, Yvonne 32 26.9 .406 .368 .694 3.6 51 4 62 11.8
Williams, Meghin 13 2.9 .222 .000 .667 0.7 0 0 0 0.9

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Awards and honors

Players

Coach

All of the following were awarded to head coach Connie Yori:

Rankings

Ranking Movement
Poll Pre-
season		 Nov
16		 Nov
23		 Nov
30		 Dec
7		 Dec
14		 Dec
21		 Dec
28		 Jan
4		 Jan
11		 Jan
18		 Jan
25		 Feb
1		 Feb
8		 Jan
15		 Jan
22		 March
1		 March
8		 March
15		 Final
USA Today/ESPN Coaches' Poll[11] NR NR NR NR 23 18 14 14 13 9 6 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 4
Associated Press[12] NR NR NR NR 24 20 14 13 12 11 7 6 4 3 3 3 3 3 4
NR = Not Ranked

Team players drafted into the WNBA

Round Pick Player WNBA Club
1 3 Kelsey Griffin Minnesota Lynx
(traded to Connecticut Sun)
3 25 Cory Montgomery New York Liberty

See also

References

Шаблон:Reflist

External links

Шаблон:Nebraska Cornhuskers women's basketball navbox

Партнерские ресурсы
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Разное

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