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Season 44 ACC Season 41Brett Compton Assistant Director of Athletics CommunicationsWomen’s Basketball Contact919-740-8714bacompto@ncsu.eduGoPack.com #GoPackNC STATE WOLFPACKWOMEN’S BASKETBALL888 ALL-TIME WINS 24 NCAA TOURNAMENTS 5 ACC REGULAR-SEASON TITLES 4 ACC TOURNAMENT TITLESNC State (26-8)ACC 11-5, Home 16-2, Road 7-4, Neutral 3-2Nov. 02 LEE UNIVERSITY (EXH)W, 57-42Nov. 10 JACKSONVILLEW, 64-44Nov. 12 DAVIDSONW, 73-49Nov. 15 UNC ASHEVILLEW, 87-55Nov. 17 SOUTH ALABAMAW, 71-50Nov. 20 at Old DominionW, 73-56Nov. 23 vs. Alabama%W, 68-49Nov. 24 vs. South Dakota StateL, 67-75Nov. 30 at Rutgers@L, 53-57Dec. 03 TULANEW, 79-55Dec. 10 GEORGETOWNW, 63-49Dec. 14 EAST TENNESSEE STATEW, 70-58Dec. 16 ELONW, 70-57Dec. 19 at VanderbiltW, 83-72Dec. 28 at --/#32 Virginia Tech*W, 68-51Dec. 31 #3/4 LOUISVILLE* L, 47-55Jan. 04 --/#36 VIRGINIA*L, 63-73Jan. 07 at #17/18 Duke* L, 56-69Jan. 10 --/#29 GEORGIA TECH*W, 56-43Jan. 14 #29/26 SYRACUSE*W, 60-56Jan. 18 at UNC-Chapel Hill*W, 66-53Jan. 25 at Wake Forest* W, 82-68Jan. 28 at Clemson*W, 62-41Feb. 01 #10/11 FLORIDA STATE*W, 65-56Feb. 04 BOSTON COLLEGE*W, 72-54Feb. 08 at --/#34 Miami*L, 48-52Feb. 11 UNC-CHAPEL HILL*W, 73-54Feb. 18 WAKE FOREST* (PLAY4KAY) W, 74-61Feb. 22 at Pittsburgh*W, 77-66Feb. 25 at #5/4 Notre Dame* L, 67-86Mar. 01 ACC Tournament 2nd Round W, 77-64Mar. 02 vs. #18/15 Duke W, 51-45Mar. 03 vs. No. 4/5 LouisvilleL, 59-64Mar. 16 ELON (NCAA 1st Round)W, 62-35Mar. 18 #16/16 MARYLANDW, 74-60Mar. 23 vs. #4/4 Mississippi State (Sweet 16) 7 pm ETMar. 25 TBD (Elite 8)7:30 pm ETMar. 30-Apr. 01 NCAA Final FourTBDAll Times ET and subject to change Televised% Puerto Rico Clasico - Fort Lauderdale, Fla.@ B1G/ACC Challenge - Piscataway, N.J.* ACC contestACC Tournament - Greensboro (N.C.) ColiseumRankings: AP/USA Today as of March 12GAME 35 - NCAA TOURNAMENT SWEET 16Date.March 23, 2018Site.Kansas City, Mo.Arena.Sprint CenterTip Time.7 pm (ET)Television. ESPN2Radio.WKNC 88.1 FM#21/22 NC State#4/4 Mississippi StateWOLFPACK (26-8)BULLDOGS (34-1)PACK FACTSA WIN ON FRIDAY WOULD.-Be the 889th win in program history (888-460).-Be the 671st win of head coach Wes Moore’s career (670-220).-Be Moore’s 113th win at NC State (112-51).-Be the Wolfpack’s 23rd NCAA Tournament victory (22-23).-Be the Wolfpack’s second win over Mississippi State (1-1).-Mark the fifth season of 27 wins in program history.-Be Moore’s sixth time earning 27 wins in a season.-Mark NC State’s first trip to the Elite Eight since 1998.NOTING THE WOLFPACK (26-8, #4 SEED)-Ranked 17th in the RPI.-Ranked 21st (AP Poll) and 22nd (USA Today Poll) nationally.-Won 14 of its last 17 games.-Fourth nationally in FT attempts (738).-Eighth nationally in rebound margin ( 9.8).-15th nationally in rebounds per game (42.4).-26th nationally in scoring defense (56.8).-23 of the Wolfpack’s 26 wins this season have been by 12 ormore points.-Including the NCAA first-round win over Elon, NC State hasheld nine of its opponents to 50 points or fewer this season.SCOUTING THE BULLDOGS (34-1, #1 SEED)-Ranked fifth in the RPI.-Ranked fourth in the AP and USA Today polls.-Third nationally in scoring margin ( 26.5) and turnovermargin ( 8.4).-Sixth nationally in 3FG percentage (.393).-10th nationally in scoring offense (82.1).-16th nationally in scoring defense (55.6).-Teaira McCowan ranks third nationally in rebounds per game(13.3).-Last two losses came to South Carolina in the 2017 NCAAChampionship game and the 2018 SEC Championship game.-Ended UConn’s 111-game winning streak in the 2017 FinalFour.SERIES HISTORY (TIED 1-1)-In the last meeting between the teams, Mississippi Statedefeated NC State 71-58 in Cancun, Mexico, on Dec. 21, 2001.-The teams met in the first round of the 1999 NCAA Tournament,with NC State earning a 76-57 win in Lubbock, Texas.NC STATE IS MOST SUCCESSFUL THIS SEASON WHEN.-Leading at the half (23-1).-It outscores opponents in the paint (17-1).-Shooting 40 percent or higher from the field (16-1).-Holding opponents to less than 40 percent shooting (21-2).-Four or more players score in double figures (15-2).-Its bench outscores the opponent’s bench (14-2).-Games are decided by 10 points or more (23-3).-It scores more fast break points than the other team (15-3).-Hitting five or more three-pointers (22-5).-Outrebounding the opposition (22-6).GOING TO KANSAS CITY. KANSAS CITY, HERE WE COMEThe last time NC State played an NCAA Tournament game inKansas City, Mo., it was in the 1998 Final Four. Though the season ended with an 84-65 loss to Louisiana Tech, it was widelyviewed as one of the best seasons in program history with a25-7 record and six wins over ranked opponents, including oneover UConn in the Elite Eight.FUN TIMES IN RALEIGHNC State participated in NCAA Tournament games in Raleighfor the first time since 2007. The Wolfpack is 14-2 in NCAATournament games played in Raleigh and has not lost a homegame in the tournament since 1983.HOW THE WOLFPACK GOT HEREIn the first two rounds of the 2018 NCAA Tournament inRaleigh, NC State held Elon (W, 62-35) and No. 16 Maryland(W, 74-60) to 48 percent and 74 percent of their season scoringaverages, respectively.NC STATE PROBABLE STARTERS (with 2017-18 stats)No.2111532NameKaila EaleyAislinn KonigKiara LeslieChelsea NelsonAkela 340.363.407.454.520
WOLFPACK WOMEN’S BASKETBALLLAST MEETING - NC State vs. Mississippi StateDecember 21, 2001CANCUN - LaToya Thomas had 26 points and eight rebounds as MississippiState upset 18th-ranked North Carolina State 71-58 Friday at the SportsTour International tournament.It’s the first time N.C. State (6-4) has lost four straight non-conferencegames. Carisse Moody and Kaayla Chones each scored 13 points for theWolfpack and they combined for 13 rebounds.Freshman Tan White added 22 points, seven rebounds and five steals forthe Lady Bulldogs (8-2), who ran out to a 19-6 lead.Mississippi State’s lead was down to 37-34 at halftime, but it openedthe second half with an 11-4 run to open a 10-point edge with under 14minutes left.The Lady Bulldogs’ largest lead was 15 points - 67-52 with about 10minutes remaining.MSU made 50.9 percent of its field-goal attempts, a season-high for aWolfpack opponent, while N.C. State made only 40.8 percent.NC State vs. Mississippi State TALE OF THE TAPENC State67.156.8.401.371.313.311.663 9.8 0.3CATEGORYPOINTS PER GAMEOPP. POINTS PER GAMEFIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEOPP. FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGETHREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEOPP. THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEFREE THROW PERCENTAGEREBOUNDING MARGINTURNOVER MARGINPACK FACTSTHE WOLFPACK IS BACKNC State is making its third NCAA Tournament appearance during HC Wes Moore’s fifth season in Raleigh. This season marksthe first time that the Wolfpack has made two consecutiveNCAA Tournaments since the program did so in 2006 and 2007.With the first-round victory over Elon on Mar. 16, NC State haswon at least one game in back-to-back tournaments for thefirst time since the program did so in 1998 and 1999.NC STATE IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT (24TH APPEARANCE)Record: 22-23Last appearance: 2017 (1-1)Final Fours: 1 (1998)Sweet 16s: 12 (1982, 84, 85, 87, 89, 90, 91, 95, 98, 2001, 07, 18)RISE TO THE OCCASIONIn five seasons under head coach Wes Moore, the Wolfpack is6-10 against teams ranked in the AP top 10.THIRTY-TWO STRAIGHTSophomore guard Aislinn Konig has hit at least one threepointer in 32 consecutive games since Nov. 15.NC State vs. Mississippi StateSeries tied 1-13/13/199912/21/01NNW, 76-57L, 58-71Mississippi State82.155.6.470.391.393.295.742 5.7 8.4NEW FACES. BETTER RESULTSDespite graduating four senior starters and their accompanying 43.5 points per game from the 2016-17 squad, the2017-18 Wolfpack is better (26-8) than last season (23-9). TheWolfpack was picked 10th (coaches) and tied for fourth in theACC standings.KEEP GETTING TO THE LINENC State has made more free throws (489) than its opponentshave attempted (481) through 34 games this season.SHARP SHOOTERSophomore guard Aislinn Konig has hit 90 three-pointers thisseason, tying for the most made in a single year with JenniferHoward’s 1995-96 season.BLOCK BY BLOCKSenior center Akela Maize is moving up the single-seasonblocks list at NC State. With 67 blocks through 34 games thisyear, she currently ranks second for most in a single season.Maize has swatted two blocks or more on 14 occasions so farthis year. Her season and career high mark of five came in theNov. 23 win over Alabama and was tied in the win over No. 10Florida State on Feb. 1. Genia Beasley holds the program recordof 73 blocks during the 1978-79 season.HISTORIC PERFORMANCE ON THE BOARDSSenior Chelsea Nelson collected 22 rebounds in the win overNo. 18 Duke on March 2, setting a new ACC Tournament singlegame record. It was the second best rebounding performancein NC State history, behind only 27 collected by Susan Yowagainst ECU on Jan. 17, 1976.ALL-ACC HONORS FOR 2017-18 SEASONKiara Leslie: All-ACC Academic TeamChelsea Nelson: All-ACC First Team, All-ACC Tournament TeamAkela Maize: All-ACC Defensive Team, All-ACC Academic TeamREWRITE THE RECORD BOOKSNC State has won 16 games at home this season for just thesecond time in program history. During Wes Moore’s five seasons in Raleigh, the Wolfpack is 67-14 in Raleigh.MAKING A DIFFERENCE ON THE ROADPresently in the fifth season under head coach Wes Moore, theWolfpack has earned 32 true road wins since the start of the2013-14 season. In the prior eight seasons from 2005-06 to2012-13, the Wolfpack earned 32 true road wins.NCAA TEAM OF THE WEEKFollowing wins over No. 10 Florida State (Feb. 1) and BostonCollege (Feb. 4), the Wolfpack was named the NCAA Team ofthe Week on Feb. 6.AMONG THE RARE FEWSenior forward Chelsea Nelson became just the 33rd playerin program history to surpass 1,000 career points during NCState’s 62-41 win at Clemson on Jan. 28.25th . Summer Erb . 1221 points26th . Nikitta Gartrell . 1176 points27th . Chelsea Nelson . 1168 points28th . Connie Rogers . 1150 pointsMAJOR REBOUNDING ADVANTAGEIn 34 games this season, NC State has won 28 rebounding contests. The Wolfpack has five times this season out-reboundedits opponents by 20 or more (South Alabama, Georgetown,Virginia Tech, Clemson, and UNC-Chapel Hill).SEVEN STRAIGHT ACC WINSNC State’s seven-game ACC winning streak between Jan. 10and Feb. 4 marked the longest streak against league opponents since the 2000-01 season.GOPACK.COM FACEBOOK.COM/WOLFPACKWOMEN TWITTER.COM/PACKWOMENSBBALL INSTAGRAM.COM/PACKWOMENSBBALL
WOLFPACK WOMEN’S BASKETBALLTEAM HISTORYFirst Season. 1974-75Arena. Reynolds ColiseumCapacity.5,500All-Time Record.888-460 (.658)All-Time ACC Record.358-236 (.602)NCAA Appearances.24 (last in 2018)NCAA Tournament Record.22-23 (.488)ACC Regular-Season Titles. 5 (1978, 80, 83, 85, 90)ACC Tournament Titles.4 (1980, 85, 87, 91)ACC Tournament Record.47-37 (.555)MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACTBasketball Contact.Brett EAM INFORMATION2016-17 Record. 23-92016-17 ACC Record. 12-4Conference Finish. T4th2016-17 ACC Tournament. 0-1 (Quarterfinals)2016-17 Postseason.NCAA Second Round2016-17 Nonconference Record. 11-5Starters Returning/Lost. 1/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost. 8/6Newcomers.4 (two freshmen, two transfers)UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation.Raleigh, Colors . Red (PMS 185) and WhiteConference. Atlantic CoastHome Court. Reynolds ColiseumChancellor. Dr. Randy WoodsonAthletic Director.Dr. Deborah YowBasketball Administrator. Georgia BrownAthletic Department Phone.(919) 515-2101Athletics Web Site.GoPack.comCOACHING STAFFHead Coach. Wes Moore (Fifth Season at NC State)Alma Mater.Johnson Bible College, 1984Career Coaching Record.670-220 (.752)Record at NC State.112-51 (.686)ACC Record.51-29 (.637)ACC Tournament Record. 4-5NCAA Tournament Record. 3-2Associate Head Coach.Nikki West (Fifth Season)Alma Mater. Clemson, 1999Assistant Coach.Gene Hill (Fifth Season)Alma Mater.Coker (S.C.), 1997Assistant Coach.Lindsay Edmonds (Fifth Season)Alma Mater. Appalachian State, 2005Executive Director of Operations. Rachel StockdaleAlma Mater.NC State, 2006Basketball Office Phone.919-515-2880100 WINS FOR @WOLFPACKWESThe Wolfpack’s Jan. 14 win over Syracuse was head coachWes Moore’s 100th at NC State. Having accomplished thisfeat in just 148 games, he is the third quickest active ACChead coach to achieve 100 wins at his school. (JoanneMcCallie - 122 and Jeff Walz - 147).DOUBLE-FIGURE SCORING GAMESChelsea NelsonKiara LeslieAislinn KonigAkela MaizeKaila EaleyLucky RuddErika CassellArmani HawkinsKai CrutchfieldDD UBLE-DOUBLESChelsea NelsonKiara LeslieAkela MaizeErika CassellSeason11411Career21511DOUBLE-FIGURE REBOUNDING GAMESChelsea NelsonKiara LeslieErika CassellKaila EaleyAkela MaizeDD RogersSeason1345210Career2365211LISA LESLIE AWARD WATCH LISTSenior center Akela Maize of the NC State women’s basketball team has been named to the 20-player watch list forthe inaugural Lisa Leslie Award, the Naismith MemorialBasketball Hall of Fame and Women’s Basketball CoachesAssociation announced Nov. 10.20-POINT GAMESAislinn KonigKiara LeslieChelsea NelsonKaila EaleyAkela MaizeLucky RuddSeason332111Career433111Named after the three-time All-American and 1994National Player of the Year, the Lisa Leslie Award recognizesthe top centers in women’s college basketball. The selection committee for the award is comprised of top women’scollege basketball personnel including media members,head coaches, sports information directors, and Hall ofFamers. By mid-February the list of 20 will be trimmed to10. In March, five finalists will be presented to Ms. Leslieand the Hall of Fame’s selection committee. Fans will alsohave the opportunity to vote for their favorite finalist atHoopHallAwards.com.TIMES LED TEAM IN SCORING (TIES INCLUDED)This SeasonChelsea Nelson11Kiara Leslie11Aislinn Konig7Kaila Ealey4Akela Maize3Lucky Rudd2Armani Hawkins1Erika Cassell1350 WINS FOR THE WOLFPACKThe Wolfpack’s Jan. 14 win over Syracuse was the program’s350th Atlantic Coast Conference victory. NC State is justthe fourth program to enter this elite club, joining Duke,Virginia, and North Carolina.GREAT FIRST STARTRedshirt junior and recent Maryland transfer Kiara Leslietook advantage of her first NC State start in the Wolfpack’s79-55 win over Tulane on Dec. 3. Leslie scored 14 points,grabbed a game-high nine rebounds, and dished out fourassists against two turnovers in 32 minutes of action.WHAT A PERFORMANCERedshirt junior guard Kiara Leslie tied a career high with 22points in the win over UNC Asheville, and how she achievedit may be the most impressive part of the feat. The HollySprings, N.C., native went a perfect 8-8 from the field,including a half court buzzer beater at the end of the thirdquarter, to tie for the second best single-game shootingperformance in program history.STRONG NONCONFERENCE SCHEDULENC State has scheduled a strong non-conference slate forthe 2017-18 season. The Wolfpack’s 13 opponents havean average RPI of 140 from the end of the 2016-17 seasonwith seven having qualified for the postseason.WOLFPACK QUICK FACTS (PRIOR TO START OF SEASON)-Replacing the seniors. NC State graduated four seniorsand 43.5 points per game from its 2016-17 season startinglineup. The senior class posted an impressive career recordof 86-43 during its time in Raleigh, winning the mostgames since the 2007-08 seniors finished with an identicalcareer record.-Improvement in the post. Seniors Chelsea Nelson andAkela Maize will be big factors in the team’s success duringthe 2017-18 season. Nelson has dramatically improvedeach season and had a career year as a junior last season,averaging 11.2 points and 6.0 rebounds per game whileTIMES LED TEAM IN REBOUNDS (TIES INCLUDED)Chelsea NelsonKiara LeslieErika CassellKaila EaleyDD RogersAkela MaizeLucky RuddThis Season20542211TIMES LED TEAM IN ASSISTS (TIES INCLUDED)Kaila EaleyAislinn KonigKiara LeslieChelsea NelsonAkela MaizeLucky RuddThis Season23125211GOPACK.COM FACEBOOK.COM/WOLFPACKWOMEN TWITTER.COM/PACKWOMENSBBALL INSTAGRAM.COM/PACKWOMENSBBALL
WOLFPACK WOMEN’S BASKETBALLRecent NC State ACC Honor Roll 013-142012-132012-132012-132012-13NameAshley WilliamsJennifer MathurinAshley WilliamsJennifer MathurinAshley WilliamsKody BurkeMarissa KastanekKody BurkeLen’Nique BrownAshley EliRecent NC State All-ACC Honor 015-162013-142013-142012-13NameChelsea NelsonAkela MaizeMiah SpencerDominique WilsonMiah SpencerDominique WilsonMarkeisha GatlingKody BurkeMarissa KastanekFeb. 18 vs. Wake ForestTeamFirstDefensiveSecond, FirstSecond, FirstSecondSecondFirstSecondFirst12 p.m.2017-18 NC State Weekly HonorsKiara LeslieNC State-Recently renovated Reynolds Coliseum. The 2016-17 season was the first season back in the renovated ReynoldsColiseum, which was offline during the 2015-16 season toundergo an extensive 35 million renovation. NC State hadgreat success in the building last season, going 14-2 onKay Yow Court. Wolfpack fans turned out in large numbers(2,912 per game) last season, creating a unique home courtadvantage in the reconfigured seating bowl of 5,500. Themomentum from last season’s success in the regular seasonand NCAA Tournament has translated into some of thestrongest ticket sales figures in program history, leading towhat will be another strong home atmosphere in 2017-18.-The coach. NC State head coach Wes Moore remains one ofthe most successful active NCAA women’s basketball coachesin the country as he enters his 29th season (fifth at NCState). Moore was named the 2017 ACC Coach of the Year lastseason, claiming the award for the first time in the 43-yearhistory of women’s basketball at NC State. He is 86-43 duringhis time with the Wolfpack, has posted a 40-24 ACC record,and has led the team to two NCAA Tournament appearancesand a postseason invite in all four completed seasons. For hiscareer, Moore is 644-212 and has 23 seasons of 20 winsto his name.-Multiple newcomers. NC State welcomes two freshmen(guard Kai Crutchfield and post Kayla Jones) and threetransfers (guard Armani Hawkins, guard Kiara Leslie, andguard Grace Hunter) to its roster this season. Two—Hawkins(Arizona State) and Leslie (Maryland)—will be able to playduring the 2017-18 season. The third: Hunter (Charlotte)is already proving to be a terrific addition to the team’spreparation during practices, as she earned First Team AllCUSA honors last season while averaging 17.2 points and 8.6rebounds per game for the 49ers.2018 Play4KayFeb. 5Feb. 6shooting a team high .567 from the field. Maize has also seenher role develop throughout her career and had some of thebest games of her career in wins over No. 2/2 Notre Dameand at No. 9/7 Louisville last season.2017-18 Season RPI TrackerThru games ofDec. 3Dec. 6Dec. 27Dec. 28Jan. 4Jan. 7Jan. 11Jan. 14Jan. 15Jan. 19Jan. 21Jan. 22Jan. 25Jan. 29Feb. 1Feb. 5Feb. 8Feb. 14Feb. 18Feb. 22Feb. 25Feb. 26Feb. 28Mar. 6Mar. 11NC State RPI (of 1617CSM ACC Player of the WeekNCAA Team of the WeekNC State’s Last 10 2011-122010-112009-102008-092007-082006-07Overall (ACC)23-9 (12-4)20-11 (10-6)18-15 (7-9)25-8 (11-5)17-17 (7-11)19-16 (5-11)14-17 (4-1020-14 (7-7)13-17 (5-9)21-13 (6-8)25-10 (10-4)ACC Tourney0-1 (Quarters)1-1 (Quarters)0-1 (1st Round)1-1 (Quarters)1-1 (2nd Round)2-1 (Semis)1-1 (Quarters)3-1 (Finals)0-1 (1st Round)0-1 (1st Round)2-1 (Finals)PostseasonNCAA 2nd RoundNone (declined WNIT)WNIT 3rd RoundNCAA 1st RoundWNIT 2nd RoundWNIT 2nd RoundNoneNCAA 1st RoundNoneWNIT SemisNCAA Sweet 16GOPACK.COM FACEBOOK.COM/WOLFPACKWOMEN TWITTER.COM/PACKWOMENSBBALL INSTAGRAM.COM/PACKWOMENSBBALL
WOLFPACK WOMEN’S BASKETBALL2017-18 NC State By the NumbersOVERALLLeading at the half.23-1Trailing at half.2-7Tied at the half .1-0Playing overtime .Shooting 50 percent or better from the field.3-0Shooting between 40-50 percent.13-1Shooting less than 40 percent.10-7Opponent shoots 50 percent or better .1-2Opponent shoots between 40-50 percent.4-4Opponent shoots less than 40 percent.21-2NC State outrebounds the opposition.22-6Opponent outrebounds NC State.3-2Teams are tied in rebounds.1-0NC State has 10 or more steals.3-1NC State shoots better than 70 percent on FT. 11-3NC State makes five or more 3-pointers. 22-5Opponent makes five or more 3-pointers.15-5NC State has 15 or fewer turnovers.16-5NC State has more than 15 turnovers.10-3NC State forces 20 or more opponent turnovers.1-0NC State has fewer turnovers than opposition.13-3NC State has more turnovers than opposition.10-4Turnovers are equal.3-1NC State bench outscores opponent bench.14-2NC State outscores opponent in points in the paint.17-1NC State wins fast break points.15-3Playing at home.16-2Playing on the road.7-4Playing on a neutral floor .3-2Game is decided by 1-5 points.1-3Game is decided by 6-9 points.2-2Game is decided by 10-14 points.11-2Game is decided by 15 points.12-1Playing at night.11-3Playing in the afternoon.13-5Playing in the morning.2-0One player in double figures.1-0Two players in double figures.5-3Three players in double figures.5-3Four or more players in double figures.14-2All five starters in double figures.1-0No players with double figures.THE LAST TIME .AN NC STATE STUDENT-ATHLETE HAD:50 points or more. Andrea Stinson (50) vs. Providence, 12/3/8940 points or more.Linda Page (42) vs. Clemson, 2/4/8435-39 points.Chasity Melvin (37) vs. Louisiana Tech, 3/27/9830-34 points.Chelsea Nelson (30) at Pittsburgh, 2/22/1825-29 points.Dominique Wilson (27) at #14/15 Texas, 3/19/172/20 scorers.Miah Spencer (31) and Dominique Wilson (27) at #14/15 Texas, 3/19/1720 rebounds. Chelsea Nelson (22) vs. No. 18 Duke, 3/2/1815-19 rebounds.Chelsea Nelson (16) vs. UNC, 2/11/1810 assists. Miah Spencer (10) at UNC, 2/21/166 3pt FG.Aislinn Konig (6) vs. Wake Forest, 2/18/187 steals.Carisse Moody (7) vs. Texas Tech, 12/9/005 blocks. Akela Maize (5) vs. No. 10 Florida State, 2/1/18A double-double.Kiara Leslie (21p&11r) vs. No. 16 Maryland, 3/18/18AN NC STATE TEAM:Scored 100 points or more.104 vs. Longwood, 11/15/12Scored less than 50 points. 48 at Miami, 2/8/18Collected 50 rebounds or more.58 vs. UNC, 2/11/18Swatted 10 blocks or more. 11 vs. Jacksonville, 11/23/11Collected 12 steals or more.13 at UNC, 1/29/17Forced 20 or more turnovers. 20 vs. Wake Forest, 2/18/18Went to overtime.OT W (75-67) at Georgia Tech, 2/9/17AN OPPOSING TEAM HAD:100 points or more.(100) at Wake Forest, 2/27/11Less than 50 points. 45 vs. No. 18 Duke, 3/2/18Less than 40 points. (35) vs. Elon, 3/16/1850 rebounds or more.50 at Georgia Tech, 2/9/1710 blocks or more.(10) at Pittsburgh, 1/10/1612 steals or more.(12) at No. 5 Notre Dame, 2/25/18Forced 20 or more turnovers. (22) at Rutgers, 11/30/17In November.6-2In December.6-1In January.5-2In February.5-2In March.4-1On Sunday.9-3On Monday.1-0On Tuesday.1-0On Wednesday.1-0On Thursday .9-3On Friday.4-1On Saturday.1-1GOPACK.COM FACEBOOK.COM/WOLFPACKWOMEN TWITTER.COM/PACKWOMENSBBALL INSTAGRAM.COM/PACKWOMENSBBALL
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