2012-13 Omaha Women’s Basketball – Game #28 – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – Kansas City

Scoring

• Jamie Nash scored in all 108 games of her career.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley scored in all 28 games of her her career at Omaha.
• Paige Frauendorfer has scored in 39 straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s 22 points were tied for the 7th most by a Maverick this season. 7 of the top 8 scoring performances for UNO came at home.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s nine FGs were tied for the 4th most by a Maverick this season.
• Omaha’s 68 points were their 6th most of the season and most against D1 opposition since scoring 73 vs. Texas-Arlington on November 30th.
• Omaha scored 1.05 points per possession, their 4th best rate of the season and best since scoring 1.22 ppp on December 21st vs. College of Saint Mary.
• Omaha scored on 52.1% of their possessions, their 9th best mark of the season and best since scoring on 54.8% at Oakland on February 2nd.
• Omaha won their 15th game this season when Paige Frauendorfer reaches double figures. Omaha went 15-8 in her 23 games with 10+ points.
• Jamie Nash reached double figures in points for the 15th time this season. Omaha went 11-4 in those games. It was also the 15th time Carolyn Blair-Mobley reach doubled figures. Omaha went 10-5 in those games.
• Omaha had three players in double figures for the first time since the South Dakota State game on January 26th.

Rebounding

• Carolyn Blair-Mobley grabbed a rebound in all 28 of her career games for Omaha. Carolyn had at least three rebounds in 19 straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer grabbed a rebound in 95 straight games.
• Omaha’s 42 rebounds were tied for the 10th most of the season and most since they grabbed 43 vs. Western Illinois on February 7th.

Assists

• Jamie Nash picked up an assist in 85 straight games.
• Jamie Nash had 12 assists, tying her career high when she also had at Arkansas-Pine Bluff on December 17th.
• Omaha’s 22 assists were the 3rd most of the season and most since they had 26 vs. Indiana Dabney on January 19th.
• Omaha assisted on 78.6% of their made baskets, the 2nd best rate of the season behind 78.8% at Indiana Dabney on January 19th.
• This was the 35th time in Jamie Nash’s 61 career games with five or more assists that Omaha has won.
• This was the 5th time in Paige Frauendorfer’s career that she has had five or more assists. Omaha won all five of those games.
• This was the 5th time this season that Jamie Nash had 10+ assists. Omaha won all five of those games and eight of the night career games where she did that.
• Jamie Nash led Omaha in assists in 25 of the season’s 28 games. Omaha went 15-10 in those games.

Steals

• Paige Frauendorfer’s four steals were tied for the 7th most by a Maverick this season. It was the 5th time Frauendorfer has had four steals this season.
• Omaha’s 11 steals were tied for the 3rd most of the season with the six other times they have record 11 steals this season.
• This was the 60th time in Jamie Nash’s career that she had three or more steals. Omaha went 38-22 in those games.
• This was the 7th time that Paige Frauendorfer had three or more steals this year and the 5th time Carolyn Blair-Mobley did it. Omaha was 5-2 when Frauendorfer did it and 4-1 when Blair-Mobley did it.
• Paige Frauendorfer led Omaha in steals for the fifth times this year. Omaha went 3-2 in those games. Omaha won in 10 of her 22 career games leading the team in steals.

Blocks

• Taijhe Kelly’s five blocks were tied for the 4th most by a Maverick this season.
• Omaha’s six blocks were tied for the 3rd most of the season.
• This was already the 20th time in Taijhe Kelly’s career that she has recorded three or more blocks. Omaha is 10-10 in those games.

Shooting

• Jamie Nash’s 7-11 FG shooting was her best shooting performance of the year and the 9th best by a Maverick this season when hitting at least five shots. The last Maverick to shoot better was Carolyn Blair-Mobley when she went 7-10 at Fort Wayne on January 31st.
• Jamie Nash’s three 3FGs were tied for the 6th most by a Maverick this season.
• Jamie Nash’s 3-3 3FG shooting was the first time this year a Maverick has hit all their shots while taking at least two.
• Omaha’s 28 FGs were the 6th most of the season and most since making 33 at Indiana Dabney on January 19th.
• Omaha’s 45.2% FG shooting was their 7th best of the season and best since hitting 48.1% against North Dakota State on January 24th.
• Omaha’s seven 3FGs were the 6th most of the season and most since hitting 11 in the win at Kansas City on December 28th.
• Omaha shot 43.8% from three, their 5th best of the season and best since hitting 45.5% against Western Illinois on February 7th.
• Omaha’s 83.3% FT shooting was tied for their 7th best shooting of the season with a 10-12 performance at South Dakota State on February 21st.
• Omaha posted a 50.8% eFG% against Kansas City. That was the 8th best mark of the season and best since shooting 51.9% against North Dakota State on January 24th.
• This was just the 5th time in Jamie Nash’s career that she hit three or more 3FGs. Omaha went 4-1 in those games.

Miscellaneous

• Jamie Nash and Paige Frauendorfer both posted season high marks in efficiency. Nash’s was the 2nd best by a Maverick this season behind only Carolyn Blair-Mobley’s effort against the College of Saint Mary on December 21st.
• Omaha gave up just .61 points per possession against Kansas City, their 4th best rate of the season and best against D1 opposition since giving up .53 ppp to Texas-Arlington on November 30th.
• Omaha turned it over on just 13.9% of possession against Kansas City. This was a season best topping a 14.9% mark at North Dakota State on February 23rd. All of Omaha’s last four games are in the top seven for the season.
• Jamie Nash won for the 50th time in her 102 career starts while Taijhe Kelly won for the 15th time in her 26 career starts.
• This was Jamie Nash’s 10th career double-double. Omaha is 8-2 in those 10 games.
• This was the 16th double-double of the season for Omaha. Every time the Mavericks got a double-double they won the game.
• Omaha’s 32 point lead late in the game was their largest of the Summit League portion of the schedule and largest against D1 oppostion since leading Texas-Arlington by 37 on November 30th.
• This was the first time in Summit League play that Omaha did not trail and the first time since the games at Chicago State and Indiana Dabney on January 17th and January 19th.

Summit League/National Ranks

• Omaha leads the Summit League in blocks (3.8), is 2nd in FG% (40.4%), is 3rd in rebounds (24.8) and is 3rd in steals (8.6).
• Omaha is 68th nationally in FT% (72.6%), 95th nationally in 3FG% (32.1%), 98th nationally in FG% (40.4%), and 99th in blocks (3.8).
• Paige Frauendorfer is 2nd in the Summit League in rebounds (8.2), 3rd in scoring (15.0), 3rd in FT% (81.9%), 7th in steals (1.8), and 8th in FG% (43.7%).
• Ericka House is 2nd in the Summit League in 3FGs with 57.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley is 6th in the Summit League in rebounds (6.9), 7th in 3FGs (41), 7th in FT% (78.8%), and 8th in 3FG% (34.7%).
• Jamie Nash leads the Summit League in assists (6.9) and steals (3.2).
• Taijhe Kelly leads the Summit League in blocks with 2.6 per game.
• Paige Frauendorfer is 131st nationally in rebounds (8.2) and 140th nationally in scoring (15.0).
• Ericka House is 109th nationally in 3FGs with 57.
• Jamie Nash is 7th nationally in assists (6.9) and 14th nationally in steals (3.2).
• Taijhe Kelly is 14th nationally in blocks with 2.6 per game.

Records Watch

• Paige Frauendorfer finished in 10th place in all-time starts with 84.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s 3-3 FT shooting moved her to 77.4% for her career. She passed Karen Thies who shot 77.2% from 2004-07 and ended up 7th best in school history.
• Paige Frauendorfer had one block which moved her into a tie with Carlye Jones (2003-2007) for 9th all time with 59 career blocks.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s 39 minutes moved her past M. Henke Anderson’s 3352 career minutes from 1979-83 into 3rd most all-time with 3379.
• Ericka House’s three pointer moved her past Heather Pohl (2011-12 season) into 5th place, alone, for three pointer’s in a season with 57.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s 39 minutes moved her past Norene Groff (1028 minutes in 1980-81) into 6th place for minutes in a season with 1064.
• Omaha’s 5-6 FT shooting moved them up to 72.6% for the year. That’s the 6th best mark of all time after edging out the 2007-2008 team which shot 72.4%.
• Omaha six blocks moved them past the 1986-87 team (102 blocks), 1980-81 team (104 blocks), and the 1981-82 team (106 blocks) into 4th place all-time with 107 blocks in a season.
• Omaha ended up with an average of 3.82 blocks per game this year. That’s the 3rd best average after they edged past the 1981-82 team which averaged 3.8 blocks.

Career 3-point FG percentage (minimum 50 made)
1. – .434 – Tricia Floyd (155-357) – 1988-92
2. – .409 – Jill Dau (72-176) – 1985-89
3. – .399 – Lindsey Petersen (142-356) – 2000-05
4. – .380 – J.J. Smith (63-166) – 2002-06
5. – .375 – Karen Thies (168-448) – 2004-07
6. – .361 – Ashley Freerksen (69-191) – 2005-07
7. – .360 – Jennifer Mitchell (214-594) – 1998-02
8. – .347 – Sara Peterson (129-372) – 1999-03
9. – .343 – Heather Pohl (169-493) – 2008-12
10.- .3410 – Cayla Hargrove (119-349) – 2005-09
… – .335 – Ericka House (57-170) – 2012-13

Career Free throw percentage (minimum 100 made)
1. – .854 – Cayla Hargrove (275-322) – 2005-09
2. – .804 – Heather Pohl (205-255) – 2008-12
3. – .801 – Lacey Geitzenauer (113-141) – 2005-07
4. – .796 – Amy Loth (214-269) – 1993-97
5. – .792 – Jill Ohm (137-173) – 1995-99
6. – .784 – Darcy Burns (167-213) – 1987-91
7. – .774 – Paige Frauendorfer (188-243) – 2009-13
8. – .772 – Karen Thies (203-263) – 2004-07
9. – .7589 – Jennifer Mitchell (261-344) – 1998-02
10.- .754 – Laura Larson (159-211) – 1986-90
11.- .748 – Laura J. Anderson (436-583) – 1984-88

Career Rebounds
1. – 1148 – Niece Jochims (107 Games) – 1975-79
2. – 1084 – Barb Hart (116 Games) – 1977-81
3. – 1024 – M. Henke Anderson (124 Games) – 1979-83
4. – 938 – Jackie Scholten (107 Games) – 1983-87
5. – 925 – Sandy Skradski (111 Games) – 1989-93
6. – 861 – Laura J. Anderson (107 Games) – 1984-88
7. – 690 – Paige Frauendorfer (108 games) – 2009-13
8. – 671 – Sarah Larson (237o-434d) – 1996-00
9. – 653 – Tanya Hammes (151o-502d) – 1999-03
10.- 616 – Darcy Burns (105 Games) – 1987-91

Career Assists
1. – 564 – Jamie Nash (108 games) – 2009-13
2. – 474 – Jennifer Mitchell (109 games) – 1998-02
3. – 460 – Kriss Edwards (127 games) – 1977-81
4. – 391 – Lisa Rath (111 games) – 1989-93
5. – 375 – Jena Janovy (110 games) – 1984-88
6. – 345 – Alyssa Green (111 games) – 2006-10
7. – 329 – Stacie Kaiser (103 games) – 1993-97
8. – 298 – Rayna Wagley (108 games) – 1984-89
9. – 289 – Karen Thies (87 games) – 2004-07
10.- 278 – Jill Dau (110 games) – 1985-89

Career Assists Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 5.2 – Jamie Nash (564 in 108 Games) – 2009-13
2. – 4.3 – Jennifer Mitchell (109 Games) – 1998-02
3. – 3.9 – Shannon Eggers (54 Games) – 2002-04
4. – 3.6 – Kriss Edwards (127 Games) – 1977-81
5. – 3.5 – Lisa Rath (111 Games) – 1989-93
6. – 3.4 – Jena Janovy (110 Games) – 1984-88
7. – 3.3 – Karen Thies (87 Games) – 2004-07
8. – 3.2 – Stacie Kaiser (103 Games) – 1993-97
9. – 3.1 – Alyssa Green (111 Games) – 2006-10
10.- 2.8 – Rayna Wagley (108 Games) – 1984-89

Career Steals
1. – 361 – Jamie Nash (108 games) – 2009-13
2. – 331 – Kriss Edwards (127 games) – 1977-81
3. – 264 – Stacie Kaiser (103 games) – 1993-97
4. – 243 – Alyssa Green (111 games) – 2006-10
5. – 224 – Linda Schabloske (87 games) – 1991-93,94-96
6. – 222 – Amy Loth (101 games) – 1993-97
– 222 – Vicki Edmonds (93 games) – 1980-84
8. – 204 – Karen Thies (87 games) – 2004-07
9. – 200 – Lisa Rath (111 games) – 1989-93
– 200 – Sandy Skradski (111 games) – 1989-93

Career Steals average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 3.3 – Jamie Nash (361 in 108 games) – 2009-13
2. – 2.6 – Kriss Edwards (127 games) – 1977-81
3. – 2.6 – Linda Schabloske (87 games) – 1991-93,94-96
4. – 2.6 – Stacie Kaiser (103 games) – 1993-97
5. – 2.4 – Vicki Edmonds (93 games) – 1980-84
6. – 2.3 – Karen Thies (87 games) – 2004-07
7. – 2.3 – Michelle Spetman (80 games) – 1993-96
8. – 2.2 – Kim Muma (57 games) – 1990-92
9. – 2.2 – Amy Loth (101 games) – 1993-97
10.- 2.2 – Alyssa Green (111 games) – 2006-10

Career Blocks
1. – 291 – M. Henke Anderson (124 games) – 1979-83
2. – 129 – Laura J. Anderson (107 games) – 1984-88
3. – 124 – Tanya Hammes (91 games) – 1999-03
4. – 117 – Taijhe Kelly (54 games) – 2011-13
5. – 83 – Ashley Nelson (107 games) – 2006-10
    – 83 – Carol Wink (59 games) – 1985-88
7. – 75 – Julie Hengemuehler (108 games) – 1981-85
8. – 60 – Kathy Van Diepen (98 games) – 1985-89
9. – 59 – Carlye Jones (112 games) – 2003-07
    – 59 – Paige Frauendorfer (108 games) – 2009-13

Career Blocks Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 2.3 – M. Henke Anderson (124 Games) – 1979-83
2. – 2.2 – Taijhe Kelly (117 in 54 games) – 2009-13
3. – 1.4 – Carol Wink (59 Games) – 1985-88
4. – 1.4 – Tanya Hammes (91 Games) – 1999-03
5. – 1.2 – Laura J. Anderson (107 Games) – 1984-88
6. – 1.0 – Amanda Brodsack (56 Games) – 2007-09
7. – 0.8 – Kim Muma (57 Games) – 1990-92
8. – 0.8 – Ashley Nelson (107 Games) – 2006-10
9. – 0.7 – Julie Hengemuehler (108 Games) – 1981-85
10.- 0.61 – Kathy Van Diepen (98 Games) – 1985-89
11.- 0.55 – Paige Frauendorfer (59 in 108 games) – 2009-13

Career Games started
1. – 110 – Lindsey Petersen – 2000-05
2. – 108 – Alyssa Green – 2006-10
3. – 107 – Niece Jochims – 1975-79
4. – 104 – Jennifer Mitchell – 1998-02
5. – 102 – Jamie Nash – 2009-13
6. – 94 – Ashley Nelson – 2006-10
7. – 92 – Amy Loth – 1993-97
8. – 91 – Aimee Noel – 1989-92,93-94
9. – 87 – Karen Thies – 2004-07
10.– 84 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2009-13

Career Minutes
1. – 3686 – Jennifer Mitchell – 1998-02
2. – 3614 – Jamie Nash – 2009-13
3. – 3379 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2009-13
3. – 3352 – M. Henke Anderson – 1979-83
5. – 3180 – Kriss Edwards – 1977-81
6. – 3129 – Lindsey Petersen – 2000-05
7. – 2999 – Jackie Scholten – 1983-87
8. – 2978 – Laura J. Anderson – 1984-88
9. – 2977 – Alyssa Green – 2006-10
10.- 2974 – Barb Hart – 1977-81

Career Minutes Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 33.8 – Jennifer Mitchell (109 Games) – 1998-02
2. – 33.5 – Jamie Nash (3614 in 108 Games) – 2009-13
3. – 32.4 – Karen Thies (87 Games) – 2004-07
4. – 31.4 – Kim Muma (57 Games) – 1990-92
5. – 31.3 – Paige Frauendorfer (3379 in 108 Games) – 2009-13
6. – 29.5 – Lisa Linthacum (55 Games) – 1981-83
7. – 28.2 – Lindsey Petersen (111 Games) – 2000-05
8. – 28.0 – Jackie Scholten (107 Games) – 1983-87
9. – 27.8 – Laura J. Anderson (107 Games) – 1984-88
10. – 27.6 – Michelle Spetman (80 Games) – 1993-96

Season FG % (minimum 50 made, since 2000-01) 
1. – .563 – Lacey Geitzenauer – 2005-06
2. – .547 – Raina Tasa – 2001-02
3. – .533 – Sara Myers – 2003-04
4. – .526 – Casse Vaughn (60-114) – 2012-13
5. – .521 – Kara Paul – 2002-03
6. – .5044 – Tanya Hammes (114-226) – 2000-01
7. – .500 – Anne Bomstad – 2000-01
8. – .496 – Taijhe Kelly (61-123) – 2012-13
9. – .493 – J.J. Smith – 2004-05
10.- .492 – Cayla Hargrove – 2008-09
11.– .487 – Lacey Geitzenauer – 2006-07
    – .487 – Tanya Hammes – 2002-03

Season 3PFG made
1. – 76 – Karen Thies (28 Games) – 2006-07
2. – 73 – Jennifer Mitchell (29 Games) – 2001-02
3. – 62 – Heather Pohl (26 Games) – 2010-11
4. – 60 – Sara Peterson (28 Games) – 2002-03
5. – 57 – Ericka House (27 games) – 2012-13
6. – 56 – Heather Pohl (27 Games) – 2011-12
7. – 54 – Karen Thies (28 Games) – 2004-05
8. – 51 – Jennifer Mitchell (26 Games) – 2000-01
9. – 49 – Lindsey Petersen (28 Games) – 2004-05
10.– 48 – Jennifer Mitchell (27 Games) – 1999-00

Season Assists
1. – 194 – Jamie Nash – 2012-13
2. – 166 – Jamie Nash – 2011-12
3. – 159 – Jennifer Mitchell – 2001-02
4. – 147 – Jena Janovy – 1987-88
5. – 136 – Kriss Edwards – 1979-80
6. – 129 – Niece Jochims – 1978-79
7. – 125 – Shannon Eggers – 2002-03
8. – 124 – Jennifer Mitchell – 2000-01
9. – 122 – Stacie Kaiser – 1996-97
10.- 121 – Toni Kinsey – 2005-06

Season Assists average (minimum 10 games)
1. – 6.9 – Jamie Nash (194 in 28 games) – 2012-13
2. – 6.1 – Jamie Nash (27 Games) – 2011-12
3. – 5.5 – Jennifer Mitchell (29 Games) – 2001-02
4. – 5.4 – Jena Janovy (27 Games) – 1987-88
5. – 4.8 – Jennifer Mitchell (26 Games) – 2000-01
6. – 4.7 – Stacie Kaiser (26 Games) – 1996-97
7. – 4.6 – Jamie Nash (26 Games) – 2010-11
8. – 4.5 – Shannon Eggers (28 Games) – 2002-03
9. – 4.3 – Lisa Rath (28 Games) – 1990-91
10.- 4.2 – Niece Jochims (31 Games) – 1978-79

Season Blocks
1. – 86 – M. Henke Anderson – 1980-81
2. – 75 – M. Henke Anderson – 1979-80
3. – 74 – Taijhe Kelly – 2012-13
4. – 67 – M. Henke Anderson – 1981-82
5. – 63 – M. Henke Anderson – 1982-83
6. – 51 – Tanya Hammes – 2002-03 
7. – 44 – Ashley Nelson – 2009-10
8. – 43 – Taijhe Kelly – 2011-12
9. – 42 – Carol Wink – 1987-88
10.- 40 – Tanya Hammes – 2000-01

Season Blocks average (minimum 10 games)
1. – 2.64 – Taijhe Kelly (74 in 28 Games) – 2012-13
2. – 2.53 – M. Henke Anderson (34 Games) – 1980-81
3. – 2.42 – M. Henke Anderson (26 Games) – 1982-83
4. – 2.39 – M. Henke Anderson (28 Games) – 1981-82
5. – 2.08 – M. Henke Anderson (36 Games) – 1979-80
6. – 1.821 – Tanya Hammes (28 Games) – 2002-03
7. – 1.75 – Carol Wink (24 Games) – 1987-88 
8. – 1.74 – Tanya Hammes (23 Games) – 2000-01
9. – 1.654 – Taijhe Kelly (26 Games) – 2011-12
10.- 1.652 – Laura J. Anderson (23 Games) – 1985-86

Season Steals
1. – 142 – Kriss Edwards – 1980-81
2. – 126 – Kriss Edwards – 1979-80
3. – 110 – Jamie Nash – 2011-12
4. – 101 – Stacie Kaiser – 1996-97
5. – 99 – Darcy Stracke – 1999-00
6. – 90 – Jamie Nash – 2012-13
7. – 86 – Beth Wilkinson – 1997-98
    – 86 – Sandy Skradski – 1991-92
9. – 84 – Sara Peterson – 2002-03
10.– 83 – Vicki Edmonds – 1982-83

Season Steals average (minimum 10 games)
1. – 4.2 – Kriss Edwards (34 Games) – 1980-81
2. – 4.2 – Vicki Edmonds (13 Games) – 1983-84
3. – 4.1 – Jamie Nash (27 Games) – 2011-12
4. – 3.9 – Stacie Kaiser (26 Games) – 1996-97
5. – 3.71 – Kriss Edwards (34 Games) – 1979-80
6. – 3.67 – Darcy Stracke (27 Games) – 1999-00
7. – 3.31 – Beth Wilkinson (26 Games) – 1997-98
8. – 3.21 – Jamie Nash (90 in 28 Games) – 2012-13
9. – 3.115 – Linda Schabloske (26 Games) – 1992-93
10.- 3.115 – Jamie Nash (26 Games) – 2010-11

Season Minutes
1. – 1137 – Barb Hart – 1978-79
2. – 1120 – Kriss Edwards – 1979-80
3. – 1112 – Barb Hart – 1980-81
4. – 1098 – Kriss Edwards – 1980-81
5. – 1072 – Jamie Nash – 2012-13
6. – 1064 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2012-13
7. – 1028 – Norene Groff – 1980-81
8. – 1008 – Kim Muma – 1991-92
9. – 1006 – Laura J. Anderson – 1986-87
– 1006 – Niece Jochims – 1978-79
… – 1003 – Carolyn Blair-Mobley – 2012-13

Season Minutes average
1. – 38.3 – Jamie Nash (1072 in 28 Games) – 2012-13
2. – 38.0 – Paige Frauendorfer (1064 in 28 Games) – 2012-13
3. – 37.0 – Jennifer Mitchell (27 Games) – 1998-99
4. – 36.7 – Paige Frauendorfer (27 Games) – 2011-12
5. – 36.7 – Barb Hart (31 Games) – 1978-79
6. – 36.0 – Jamie Nash (27 Games) – 2011-12
7. – 35.8 – Carolyn Blair-Mobley (1003 in 28 Games) – 2012-13
8. – 34.75 – Kim Muma (29 Games) – 1991-92
9. – 34.7 – Laura J. Anderson (29 Games) – 1986-87
10.- 34.6 – Darcy Stracke (27 Games) – 1999-00
11.- 34.5 – Jennifer Mitchell (26 Games) – 2000-01

Team 3PFGs made
1. – 221 – 2006-07
2. – 184 – 2005-06
3. – 170 – 2001-02
4. – 168 – 2007-08
    – 168 – 2004-05
6. – 152 – 2008-09
7. – 146 – 2010-11
    – 146 – 2011-12
9. – 140 – 2000-01
10.– 136 – 2012-13
11.- 127 – 2009-10

Team FT %
1. – .764 – 2005-06
2. – .730 – 2006-07
3. – .730 – 1987-88
4. – .729 – 2010-11
5. – .728 – 1988-89
7. – .726 – (262-361) – 2012-13
6. – .724 – 2007-08
8. – .723 – (352-487) – 2003-04
9. – .717 – 1996-97
10. – .706 – 2008-09
11. – .704 – 2000-01

Team Blocks
1. – 121 – 1987-88
2. – 119 – 1979-80
3. – 116 – 2002-03
4. – 107 – 2012-13
5. – 106 – 1981-82
6. – 104 – 1980-81
7. – 102 – 1986-87
8. – 99 – 1984-85
    – 99 – 1982-83
10.– 92 – 2009-10

Team Blocks average
1. – 4.5 – 1987-88
2. – 4.1 – 2002-03
3. – 3.82 – 2012-13
4. – 3.8 – 1981-82
5. – 3.67 – 1982-83
6. – 3.54 – 1984-85
7. – 3.52 – 1986-87
8. – 3.46 – 2010-11
9. – 3.423 – 1985-86
10.– 3.41 – 2009-10
11.– 3.138 – 2001-02

2012-13 Omaha Men’s Basketball – Game #31 – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – North Dakota State

Scoring

• Marcus Tyus’ 10 points moved him to 185 for the season. That’s the 5th most by a freshman at UNO since 2000-01. He passed John Karhoff who scored 181 in 2010-11. Only Mitch Albers (369), CJ Carter (303), Ryan Curtis (232) and Tola Dada (200) scored more.
• Marcus Tyus reached double digits for just the 5th time this year. Omaha is 1-4 when he reaches double figures.
• This was the 2nd time Marcus Tyus has led the Mavericks in scoring. Omaha lost both of those games.
• The last time Omaha had just one player in double figures was the Denver game on December 15th.

Rebounding

• This was the 5th time this year Matt Hagerbaumer led the team in rebounding. Omaha lost all five of those games. Omaha is 3-10 in his 13 career times leading the team in rebounding.

Assists

• John Karhoff has an assist in 20 straight games, the longest streak of his career.

Steals

• Tyler Egli shared the team lead in steals for the 1st time this year. He is the 11th player on the team to share the lead in steals this season.

Blocks

• Omaha’s four blocks were tied for the 5th most this season. They last blocked four or more against North Dakota on February 23rd.

Shooting

• After failing to have any player hit 4 or more FTs in 5 straight games, the Mavericks did it in 15 of the last 19 games.
• Omaha’s 12-16 FT shooting (75%) was tied for the 10th best of the season. They last shot at least 75% on February 23rd against North Dakota.

Miscellaneous

• Omaha has trailed in every game this year and trailed by 10 or more in 21 of the 31 games.
• Omaha turned it over on just 13.8% of their possessions, the 6th best rate of the season. They had their first back-to-back games with turnovers on less than 15% of possessions.
• John Karhoff and Alex Welhouse started their 20th losses of the season. They started all 31 games as Omaha went 11-20.
• Justin Simmons made his 30th start of the season. Omaha went 11-19 in those games.
• This was the first time since the Texas Tech and Tulane games on November 14th and 16th that the Mavericks didn’t lead in back-to-back games.
• The 33 point deficit late in the 2nd half was Omaha’s largest at home this season, topping a 30 point deficit against South Dakota on December 29th.

Summit League/National Ranks

• Omaha is 3rd in the Summit League in scoring (71.5) and 3rd in steals (6.61).
• Omaha is 48th nationally in FG% (46.2%), 81st nationally in scoring (71.5), and 83rd nationally in 3FG% (35.8%).
• Justin Simmons is 4th in the Summit League in scoring (16.7), 8th in FT% (78.1%), and 8th in steals (1.19).
• Alex Welhouse is 7th in the Summit League in 3FG% at 42.2%.
• CJ Carter is 9th in the Summit League in assists (2.8) and 10th in FT% (76.3%).
• Matt Hagerbaumer is 9th in the Summit League in blocks at 0.77 per game.

Records Watch

• John Karhoff made his 82nd career start moving him into a tie with Dan Morrow (1999-2003) and Phil Cartwright (1988-92) for 7th place.
• The 31 starts that John Karhoff and Alex Welhouse made this season are tied for 6th most in a season by a Maverick. The others to play that many were Justin Petersen and Andrew Bridger in 2007-08 and Jeff Martin and Tyler Bullock in 2009-10.

Career FG Percentage (minimum 300 made)
1. – .578 – Tom Thompson (406-702) – 1985-88
2. – .560 – Ryan Curtis (425-759) – 2001-06
3. – .557 – Phil Cartwright (627-1126) – 1988-92
4. – .530 – Dean Thompson (740-1395) – 1980-84
5. – .5196 – Terry Sodawasser (358-689) – 1981-84
6. – .514 – John Karhoff (379-738) – 2010-13
7. – .5111 – Jim Gregory (390-763) – 1978-81
8. – .510 – Tim Adamek (395-775) – 1985-89
9. – .507 – John Skokan (399-787) – 1992-96
10.- .503 – Tola Dada (384-763) – 2000-04
11.- .502 – Mark Miller (320-638) – 1985-87

Career 3-point field goals made
1. – 248 – Zac Robinson (119 games) – 2002-04,05-07
2. – 230 – Mike Simons (108 games) – 1996-00
3. – 187 – Mitch Albers (115 games) – 2007-09,10-12
4. – 186 – Dan Morrow (113 games) – 1999-03
5. – 181 – Seth Nelson (115 games) – 1999-03
6. – 169 – Jeff Martin (64 games) – 2008-11
7. – 164 – Andrew Bridger (103 games) – 2006-10
8. – 161 – Michael Jenkins (111 games) – 2005-09
9. – 151 – Alex Welhouse (102 games) – 2009-13
10.- 131 – Troy Kloewer (107 games) – 1993-97

Career 3-point FG percentage (minimum 50 made)
1. – .423 Charles Box (60-142) – 1996-98
2. – .413 Troy Kloewer (119-288) – 1994-97
3. – .410 Seth Nelson (181-441) – 1999-03
4. – .405 Denny Johnston (125-309) – 2004-08
5. – .397 Alex Welhouse (151-380) – 2008-13
6. – .395 Tyler Albers (60-152) – 2007-09
7. – .39303 Bryan Leach (79-201) – 1986-88
8. – .39301 Mike Conley (90-229) – 1990-94
9. – .388 Thad Mott (78-201) – 1988-92
10.- .385 Mitch Albers (187-486) – 2007-09,10-12

Career Assists Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 4.94 – Dwayne King (113 games) – 1982-86
2. – 4.91 – Andrew Bridger (103 games) 2006-10
3. – 4.1 – Vernon Manning (99 games) – 1978-82
4. – 4.0 – Derrick Jackson (116 games) – 1976-80
5. – 3.8 – Dean Thompson (117 games) – 1980-84
6. – 3.6 – Calvin Kapels (117 games) – 2002-06
7. – 3.5 – Tyler Bullock (59 games) – 2009-11
8. – 2.9 – Thad Mott (113 games) – 1988-92
9. – 2.8 – Richard Jones (107 games) – 1993-96
10.- 2.7 – CJ Carter (160 in 59 games) – 2011-13
11.- 2.504 – Seth Nelson (115 games) – 1999-03

Career Steals average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 1.69 – Mike Simons (108 games) – 1996-00
2. – 1.65 – Dwayne King (113 games) – 1982-86
3. – 1.63 – Calvin Kapels (117 games) – 2002-06
4. – 1.57 – Vernon Manning (99 games) – 1978-82
5. – 1.53 – Andrew Bridger (103 games) – 2006-10
6. – 1.492 – Tyler Bullock (59 games) – 2009-11
7. – 1.487 – Dean Thompson (117 games) – 1980-84
8. – 1.44 – Seth Nelson (115 games) – 1999-03
9. – 1.20 – Thor Palamore (113 games) – 1987-91
10.- 1.135 – CJ Carter (67 in 59 games) – 2011-13
11.- 1.130 – Corey Hahn (115 games) – 1998-02

Career Blocks Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 2.4 – Adam Wetzel (63 games) – 2001-03
2. – 1.77 – Frank Cypress (53 games) – 1993-95
3. – 1.75 – John Skokan (106 games) – 1992-96
4. – 1.4 – Levy Jones (59 games) – 2003-05
5. – 1.2 – Phil Cartwright (115 games) – 1988-92
6. – 1.1 – Jerry Bennett (58 games) – 2006-08
7. – 0.9 – Terry Henderson (76 games?) – 1989-92
8. – 0.7 – Terry Sodawasser (82 games) – 1981-85
9. – 0.6071 – Bryan Muellner (112 games) – 1985-89
10.- 0.6 – Matt Hagerbaumer (48 in 80 games) – 2010-13

Career Games started
1. – 112 – Calvin Kapels- 2002-06
2. – 98 – John Skokan – 1992-96
3. – 94 – Andrew Bridger – 2006-10
4. – 87 – Michael Jenkins – 2005-09
5. – 85 – Ryan Curtis – 2001-06
6. – 84 – Denny Johnston – 2004-08
7. – 82 – Dan Morrow – 1999-03
    – 82 – Phil Cartwright – 1988-92
     – 82 – John Karhoff – 2010-13
10. – 80 – Mitch Albers – 2007-09, 10-12

Season FG made
1. – 282 – Dennis Forrest – 1976-77
2. – 267 – Art Allen – 1969-70
3. – 241 – Calvin Forrest – 1972-73
4. – 228 – Phil Cartwright – 1991-92
5. – 220 – Dean Thompson – 1983-84
6. – 219 – Corey Griffin – 1998-99
7. – 214 – Dean Thompson – 1982-83
8. – 201 – Dennis Forrest – 1975-76
9. – 199- Tyler Bullock – 2009-10
10.– 196 – Justin Simmons – 2012-13

Season 3PFG % (minimum 30 made)
1. – .484 – Seth Nelson – 1999-00
2. – .480 – Troy Kloewer – 1996-97
3. – .467 – Denny Johnston – 2007-08
4. – .463 – Denny Johnston – 2006-07
5. – .449 – Kevin Avfery – 1987-88
6. – .441 – Bryan Leach – 1986-87
7. – .438 – Charles Box – 1997-98
8. – .434 – Mitch Albers – 2008-09
9. – .430 – Alex Welhouse – 2010-11
10.– .427 – Mike Harner – 1988-89
… – .422 – Alex Welhouse (49-116) – 2012-13

Season Games started
1. – 33 – Tola Dada – 2001-02
– 33 – Eddie King – 2001-02
3. – 32 – Dan Morrow – 2001-02
– 32 – Denny Johnston – 2007-08
– 32 – Michael Jenkins – 2007-08
6. – 31 – Justin Petersen – 2007-08
– 31 – Andrew Bridger – 2007-08
– 31 – Jeff Martin – 2009-10
– 31 – Tyler Bullock – 2009-10
– 31 – John Karhoff – 2012-13
– 31 – Alex Welhouse – 2012-13

Team 3PFG %
1. – .414 – 1987-88
2. – .410 – 2008-09
3. – .381 – 1988-89
4. – .379 – 1996-97
5. – .378 – 1997-98
6. – .377 – 2007-08
7. – .370 – 1999-00
8. – .3638 – 2006-07
9. – .362 – 2001-02
10.– .358 (189-528) – 2012-13

2012-13 Omaha Women’s Basketball – Game #27 – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – South Dakota

Here are some facts for you!

Scoring

• Jamie Nash has scored in all 107 games of her career.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has scored in all 27 of her career games for Omaha.
• Paige Frauendorfer has scored in 38 straight games.
• This was the 60th time Paige Frauendorfer has scored in double figures. Omaha is 36-24 in those 60 games.
• Omaha has had only one player in double figures in back-to-back home games.

Rebounding

• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has grabbed a rebound in all 27 of her career games for Omaha. Carolyn has at least three rebounds in 18 straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer has grabbed a rebound in 94 straight games.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley reached double figures in rebounding for the 5th time in her career. Omaha is 4-1 in those games now.

Assists

• Jamie Nash has picked up an assist in 83 straight games.
• It was the 20th time this season and 60th time in Jamie Nash’s career that she had five or more assists. Omaha is is 13-7 in those games this year and 34-26 in her career.
• Jamie led Omaha in assists for the 80th time in her career. Omaha is 42-38 in those games.

Blocks

• Taijhe Kelly had "only" three blocks, still tied for the 8th most of the season by a Maverick.
• Omaha had five blocks, tied for 5th most by the team this season.
• Kelly has already led Omaha in blocks 40 times in her career. Omaha is 22-18 in those games.

Miscellaneous

• Omaha had just 62 possessions, tied for the 3rd lowest of the season and lowest since 62 against IUPUI on February 9th.
• Omaha turned it over on just 17.8% of possessions. It was their 7th best rate of the season and 3rd straight game under 18%.
• This was the 25th start of Taijhe Kelly’s career. Omaha is 14-11 in those games.

Records Watch

• Paige Frauendorfer moved into a tie with J.J. Smith (2002-2006) and Amy Breen (1993-97) for 10th place in all-time starts with 83.
• Taijhe Kelly’s three blocks moved her past M. Henke Anderson’s 1981-82 season into 3rd place for most blocks in a year. Anderson’s 75 in 1979-80 are 2nd most.
• Jamie Nash’s three steals moved her from a tie with Sara Peterson for 9th most steals in a season (84 in 2002-03) into 6th place with 87. Nash also passed Beth Wilkinson (1997-98) and Sandy Skradski (1991-92) who each had 86.
• Jamie Nash has now played 1034 minutes this year while Paige Frauendorfer has played 1025. That is 5th and 7th in school history.

Career 3-point FG percentage (minimum 50 made)
1. – .434 – Tricia Floyd (155-357) – 1988-92
2. – .409 – Jill Dau (72-176) – 1985-89
3. – .399 – Lindsey Petersen (142-356) – 2000-05
4. – .380 – J.J. Smith (63-166) – 2002-06
5. – .375 – Karen Thies (168-448) – 2004-07
6. – .361 – Ashley Freerksen (69-191) – 2005-07
7. – .360 – Jennifer Mitchell (214-594) – 1998-02
8. – .347 – Sara Peterson (129-372) – 1999-03
9. – .343 – Heather Pohl (169-493) – 2008-12
10.– .3415 – Ericka House (56-164) – 2012-13
11.- .3410 – Cayla Hargrove (119-349) – 2005-09

Career Free throw percentage (minimum 100 made)
1. – .854 – Cayla Hargrove (275-322) – 2005-09
2. – .804 – Heather Pohl (205-255) – 2008-12
3. – .801 – Lacey Geitzenauer (113-141) – 2005-07
4. – .796 – Amy Loth (214-269) – 1993-97
5. – .792 – Jill Ohm (137-173) – 1995-99
6. – .784 – Darcy Burns (167-213) – 1987-91
7. – .772 – Karen Thies (203-263) – 2004-07
8. – .771 – Paige Frauendorfer (185-240) – 2009-13
9. – .7589 – Jennifer Mitchell (261-344) – 1998-02
10.- .754 – Laura Larson (159-211) – 1986-90
11.- .748 – Laura J. Anderson (436-583) – 1984-88

Career Rebounds
1. – 1148 – Niece Jochims (107 Games) – 1975-79
2. – 1084 – Barb Hart (116 Games) – 1977-81
3. – 1024 – M. Henke Anderson (124 Games) – 1979-83
4. – 938 – Jackie Scholten (107 Games) – 1983-87
5. – 925 – Sandy Skradski (111 Games) – 1989-93
6. – 861 – Laura J. Anderson (107 Games) – 1984-88
7. – 681 – Paige Frauendorfer (107 games) – 2009-13
8. – 671 – Sarah Larson (237o-434d) – 1996-00
9. – 653 – Tanya Hammes (151o-502d) – 1999-03
10.- 616 – Darcy Burns (105 Games) – 1987-91

Career Assists
1. – 552 – Jamie Nash (107 games) – 2009-13
2. – 474 – Jennifer Mitchell (109 games) – 1998-02
3. – 460 – Kriss Edwards (127 games) – 1977-81
4. – 391 – Lisa Rath (111 games) – 1989-93
5. – 375 – Jena Janovy (110 games) – 1984-88
6. – 345 – Alyssa Green (111 games) – 2006-10
7. – 329 – Stacie Kaiser (103 games) – 1993-97
8. – 298 – Rayna Wagley (108 games) – 1984-89
9. – 289 – Karen Thies (87 games) – 2004-07
10.- 278 – Jill Dau (110 games) – 1985-89

Career Assists Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 5.2 – Jamie Nash (552 in 107 Games) – 2009-13
2. – 4.3 – Jennifer Mitchell (109 Games) – 1998-02
3. – 3.9 – Shannon Eggers (54 Games) – 2002-04
4. – 3.6 – Kriss Edwards (127 Games) – 1977-81
5. – 3.5 – Lisa Rath (111 Games) – 1989-93
6. – 3.4 – Jena Janovy (110 Games) – 1984-88
7. – 3.3 – Karen Thies (87 Games) – 2004-07
8. – 3.2 – Stacie Kaiser (103 Games) – 1993-97
9. – 3.1 – Alyssa Green (111 Games) – 2006-10
10.- 2.8 – Rayna Wagley (108 Games) – 1984-89

Career Steals
1. – 358 – Jamie Nash (107 games) – 2009-13
2. – 331 – Kriss Edwards (127 games) – 1977-81
3. – 264 – Stacie Kaiser (103 games) – 1993-97
4. – 243 – Alyssa Green (111 games) – 2006-10
5. – 224 – Linda Schabloske (87 games) – 1991-93,94-96
6. – 222 – Amy Loth (101 games) – 1993-97
– 222 – Vicki Edmonds (93 games) – 1980-84
8. – 204 – Karen Thies (87 games) – 2004-07
9. – 200 – Lisa Rath (111 games) – 1989-93
– 200 – Sandy Skradski (111 games) – 1989-93

Career Steals average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 3.3 – Jamie Nash (358 in 107 games) – 2009-13
2. – 2.6 – Kriss Edwards (127 games) – 1977-81
3. – 2.6 – Linda Schabloske (87 games) – 1991-93,94-96
4. – 2.6 – Stacie Kaiser (103 games) – 1993-97
5. – 2.4 – Vicki Edmonds (93 games) – 1980-84
6. – 2.3 – Karen Thies (87 games) – 2004-07
7. – 2.3 – Michelle Spetman (80 games) – 1993-96
8. – 2.2 – Kim Muma (57 games) – 1990-92
9. – 2.2 – Amy Loth (101 games) – 1993-97
10.- 2.2 – Alyssa Green (111 games) – 2006-10

Career Blocks
1. – 291 – M. Henke Anderson (124 games) – 1979-83
2. – 129 – Laura J. Anderson (107 games) – 1984-88
3. – 124 – Tanya Hammes (91 games) – 1999-03
4. – 112 – Taijhe Kelly (53 games) – 2011-13
5. – 83 – Ashley Nelson (107 games) – 2006-10
– 83 – Carol Wink (59 games) – 1985-88
7. – 75 – Julie Hengemuehler (108 games) – 1981-85
8. – 60 – Kathy Van Diepen (98 games) – 1985-89
9. – 59 – Carlye Jones (112 games) – 2003-07
10.- 58 – Paige Frauendorfer (107 games) – 2009-13

Career Blocks Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 2.3 – M. Henke Anderson (124 Games) – 1979-83
2. – 2.1 – Taijhe Kelly (112 in 53 games) – 2009-13
3. – 1.4 – Carol Wink (59 Games) – 1985-88
4. – 1.4 – Tanya Hammes (91 Games) – 1999-03
5. – 1.2 – Laura J. Anderson (107 Games) – 1984-88
6. – 1.0 – Amanda Brodsack (56 Games) – 2007-09
7. – 0.8 – Kim Muma (57 Games) – 1990-92
8. – 0.8 – Ashley Nelson (107 Games) – 2006-10
9. – 0.7 – Julie Hengemuehler (108 Games) – 1981-85
10.- 0.61 – Kathy Van Diepen (98 Games) – 1985-89
11.- 0.54 – Paige Frauendorfer (57 in 106 games) – 2009-13

Career Games started
1. – 110 – Lindsey Petersen – 2000-05
2. – 108 – Alyssa Green – 2006-10
3. – 107 – Niece Jochims – 1975-79
4. – 104 – Jennifer Mitchell – 1998-02
5. – 101 – Jamie Nash – 2009-13
6. – 94 – Ashley Nelson – 2006-10
7. – 92 – Amy Loth – 1993-97
8. – 91 – Aimee Noel – 1989-92,93-94
9. – 87 – Karen Thies – 2004-07
10.- 83 – J.J. Smith – 2002-06
    – 83 – Amy Breen – 1993-97 
     – 83 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2009-13

Career Minutes
1. – 3686 – Jennifer Mitchell – 1998-02
2. – 3576 – Jamie Nash – 2009-13
3. – 3352 – M. Henke Anderson – 1979-83
4. – 3340 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2009-13
5. – 3180 – Kriss Edwards – 1977-81
6. – 3129 – Lindsey Petersen – 2000-05
7. – 2999 – Jackie Scholten – 1983-87
8. – 2978 – Laura J. Anderson – 1984-88
9. – 2977 – Alyssa Green – 2006-10
10.- 2974 – Barb Hart – 1977-81

Career Minutes Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 33.8 – Jennifer Mitchell (109 Games) – 1998-02
2. – 33.4 – Jamie Nash (3576 in 107 Games) – 2009-13
3. – 32.4 – Karen Thies (87 Games) – 2004-07
4. – 31.4 – Kim Muma (57 Games) – 1990-92
5. – 31.2 – Paige Frauendorfer (3340 in 107 Games) – 2009-13
6. – 29.5 – Lisa Linthacum (55 Games) – 1981-83
7. – 28.2 – Lindsey Petersen (111 Games) – 2000-05
8. – 28.0 – Jackie Scholten (107 Games) – 1983-87
9. – 27.8 – Laura J. Anderson (107 Games) – 1984-88
10. – 27.6 – Michelle Spetman (80 Games) – 1993-96

Season FG % (minimum 50 made, since 2000-01) 
1. – .563 – Lacey Geitzenauer – 2005-06
2. – .547 – Raina Tasa – 2001-02
3. – .533 – Sara Myers – 2003-04
4. – .532 – Casse Vaughn (59-111) – 2012-13
5. – .521 – Kara Paul – 2002-03
6. – .5044 – Tanya Hammes (114-226) – 2000-01
7. – .500 – Taijhe Kelly (59-118) – 2012-13
8. – .500 – Anne Bomstad – 2000-01
9. – .493 – J.J. Smith – 2004-05
10.- .492 – Cayla Hargrove – 2008-09
11.– .487 – Lacey Geitzenauer – 2006-07
– .487 – Tanya Hammes – 2002-03

Season 3PFG made
1. – 76 – Karen Thies (28 Games) – 2006-07
2. – 73 – Jennifer Mitchell (29 Games) – 2001-02
3. – 62 – Heather Pohl (26 Games) – 2010-11
4. – 60 – Sara Peterson (28 Games) – 2002-03
5. – 56 – Heather Pohl (27 Games) – 2011-12
    – 56 – Ericka House (27 games) – 2012-13
7. – 54 – Karen Thies (28 Games) – 2004-05
8. – 51 – Jennifer Mitchell (26 Games) – 2000-01
9. – 49 – Lindsey Petersen (28 Games) – 2004-05
10.– 48 – Jennifer Mitchell (27 Games) – 1999-00

Season Assists
1. – 182 – Jamie Nash – 2012-13
2. – 166 – Jamie Nash – 2011-12
3. – 159 – Jennifer Mitchell – 2001-02
4. – 147 – Jena Janovy – 1987-88
5. – 136 – Kriss Edwards – 1979-80
6. – 129 – Niece Jochims – 1978-79
7. – 125 – Shannon Eggers – 2002-03
8. – 124 – Jennifer Mitchell – 2000-01
9. – 122 – Stacie Kaiser – 1996-97
10.- 121 – Toni Kinsey – 2005-06

Season Assists average (minimum 10 games)
1. – 6.7 – Jamie Nash (182 in 27 games) – 2012-13
2. – 6.1 – Jamie Nash (27 Games) – 2011-12
3. – 5.5 – Jennifer Mitchell (29 Games) – 2001-02
4. – 5.4 – Jena Janovy (27 Games) – 1987-88
5. – 4.8 – Jennifer Mitchell (26 Games) – 2000-01
6. – 4.7 – Stacie Kaiser (26 Games) – 1996-97
7. – 4.6 – Jamie Nash (26 Games) – 2010-11
8. – 4.5 – Shannon Eggers (28 Games) – 2002-03
9. – 4.3 – Lisa Rath (28 Games) – 1990-91
10.- 4.2 – Niece Jochims (31 Games) – 1978-79

Season Blocks
1. – 86 – M. Henke Anderson – 1980-81
2. – 75 – M. Henke Anderson – 1979-80
3. – 69 – Taijhe Kelly – 2012-13
4. – 67 – M. Henke Anderson – 1981-82
5. – 63 – M. Henke Anderson – 1982-83
6. – 51 – Tanya Hammes – 2002-03 
7. – 44 – Ashley Nelson – 2009-10
8. – 43 – Taijhe Kelly – 2011-12
9. – 42 – Carol Wink – 1987-88
10.- 40 – Tanya Hammes – 2000-01

Season Blocks average (minimum 10 games)
1. – 2.56 – Taijhe Kelly (69 in 27 Games) – 2012-13
2. – 2.53 – M. Henke Anderson (34 Games) – 1980-81
3. – 2.42 – M. Henke Anderson (26 Games) – 1982-83
4. – 2.39 – M. Henke Anderson (28 Games) – 1981-82
5. – 2.08 – M. Henke Anderson (36 Games) – 1979-80
6. – 1.821 – Tanya Hammes (28 Games) – 2002-03
7. – 1.75 – Carol Wink (24 Games) – 1987-88 
8. – 1.74 – Tanya Hammes (23 Games) – 2000-01
9. – 1.654 – Taijhe Kelly (26 Games) – 2011-12
10.- 1.652 – Laura J. Anderson (23 Games) – 1985-86

Season Steals
1. – 142 – Kriss Edwards – 1980-81
2. – 126 – Kriss Edwards – 1979-80
3. – 110 – Jamie Nash – 2011-12
4. – 101 – Stacie Kaiser – 1996-97
5. – 99 – Darcy Stracke – 1999-00
6. – 87 – Jamie Nash (27 games) – 2012-13
7. – 86 – Beth Wilkinson – 1997-98
    – 86 – Sandy Skradski – 1991-92
9. – 84 – Sara Peterson – 2002-03
10.– 83 – Vicki Edmonds – 1982-83
10.- 81 – Jamie Nash – 2009-10
– 81 – Linda Schabloske – 1992-93
– 81 – Kim Muma – 1991-92

Season Steals average (minimum 10 games)
1. – 4.2 – Kriss Edwards (34 Games) – 1980-81
2. – 4.2 – Vicki Edmonds (13 Games) – 1983-84
3. – 4.1 – Jamie Nash (27 Games) – 2011-12
4. – 3.9 – Stacie Kaiser (26 Games) – 1996-97
5. – 3.71 – Kriss Edwards (34 Games) – 1979-80
6. – 3.67 – Darcy Stracke (27 Games) – 1999-00
7. – 3.31 – Beth Wilkinson (26 Games) – 1997-98
8. – 3.22 – Jamie Nash (87 in 27 Games) – 2012-13
9. – 3.115 – Linda Schabloske (26 Games) – 1992-93
10.- 3.115 – Jamie Nash (26 Games) – 2010-11

Season Minutes
1. – 1137 – Barb Hart – 1978-79
2. – 1120 – Kriss Edwards – 1979-80
3. – 1112 – Barb Hart – 1980-81
4. – 1098 – Kriss Edwards – 1980-81 
5. – 1034 – Jamie Nash – 2012-13
6. – 1028 – Norene Groff – 1980-81 
7. – 1025 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2012-13
8. – 1008 – Kim Muma – 1991-92
9. – 1006 – Laura J. Anderson – 1986-87
    – 1006 – Niece Jochims – 1978-79
… – 973 – Carolyn Blair-Mobley – 2012-13

Season Minutes average
1. – 38.3 – Jamie Nash (1034 in 27 Games) – 2012-13
2. – 38.0 – Paige Frauendorfer (1025 in 27 Games) – 2012-13
3. – 37.0 – Jennifer Mitchell (27 Games) – 1998-99
4. – 36.7 – Paige Frauendorfer (27 Games) – 2011-12
5. – 36.7 – Barb Hart (31 Games) – 1978-79
6. – 36.0 – Carolyn Blair-Mobley (973 in 27 Games) – 2012-13
7. – 36.0 – Jamie Nash (27 Games) – 2011-12
8. – 34.75 – Kim Muma (29 Games) – 1991-92
9. – 34.7 – Laura J. Anderson (29 Games) – 1986-87
10.- 34.6 – Darcy Stracke (27 Games) – 1999-00
11.- 34.5 – Jennifer Mitchell (26 Games) – 2000-01

Team 3PFGs made
1. – 221 – 2006-07
2. – 184 – 2005-06
3. – 170 – 2001-02
4. – 168 – 2007-08
– 168 – 2004-05
6. – 152 – 2008-09
7. – 146 – 2010-11
– 146 – 2011-12
9. – 140 – 2000-01
10.– 129 – 2012-13
10.- 127 – 2009-10

Team FT %
1. – .764 – 2005-06
2. – .730 – 2006-07
3. – .730 – 1987-88
4. – .729 – 2010-11
5. – .728 – 1988-89
6. – .7239 – 2007-08
7. – .7239 – (257-355) – 2012-13
8. – .72279 – (352-487) – 2003-04
9. – .717 – 1996-97
10. – .706 – 2008-09
11. – .704 – 2000-01

Team Blocks
1. – 121 – 1987-88
2. – 119 – 1979-80
3. – 116 – 2002-03
4. – 106 – 1981-82
5. – 104 – 1980-81
6. – 102 – 1986-87
7. – 101 – 2012-13
8. – 99 – 1984-85
    – 99 – 1982-83
10.– 92 – 2009-10

Team Blocks average
1. – 4.5 – 1987-88
2. – 4.1 – 2002-03
3. – 3.8 – 1981-82
4. – 3.74 – 2012-13
5. – 3.67 – 1982-83
6. – 3.54 – 1984-85
7. – 3.52 – 1986-87
8. – 3.46 – 2010-11
9. – 3.423 – 1985-86
10.– 3.41 – 2009-10
11.– 3.138 – 2001-02

2012-13 Omaha Men’s Basketball – Game #30 – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – South Dakota State

Scoring

• Justin Simmons’ 29 points were the 2nd most of the season by a Maverick. He had 32 against Benedictine on December 18th. Simmons now has 8 of the top 10 scoring games for Omaha this season.
• Omaha’s 82 points were their 7th most of the season.
• This was the 15th time Omaha has lost this season when Justin Simmons reaches double figures. Omaha is 11-15 when he reaches double figures.
• I had to double check this one, but this was the first time Matt Hagerbaumer has reached double figures in points.
• This was the 2nd time in the last three games that Omaha had three players in double figures. They most recently did it against Chicago State.

Rebounding

• This was the 35th time that Alex Welhouse had led the Mavericks in rebounding in his career. Omaha is 11-24 in those games.

Assists

• John Karhoff has an assist in 19 straight games, the longest streak of his career.
• Omaha’s 16 assists were tied for the 10th most of the season.

Steals

• Justin Simmons’ three steals were tied for 4th most of the season by a Maverick and his first time with three+ since grabbing three at Kansas City on January 26th.
• This marked the first time since the the South Dakota and Kansas City games on December 29th and December 31st that Omaha has had a player get three or more steals in consecutive games. Steffensmeier had four against North Dakota and Simmons with the three tonight.
• Omaha’s eight steals were their 10th most of the season and most since having 12 steals at Kansas City on January 26th.

Blocks

• Justin Simmons led the Mavericks in blocks for the 10th time, Omaha is 3-7 in those games.

Shooting

• After failing to have any player hit 4 or more FTs in 5 straight games, the Mavericks have done it in 15 of the last 18 games.
• Justin Simmons’ 12 FGs were tied for the most by a Maverick this season with his 12 vs. Benedictine.
• Matt Hagerbaumer’s 5-5 shooting performance made him the first Maverick to hit all of his shots while hitting at least five FGs this season.
• Alex Welhouse’s four 3FGs were tied for the 3rd most 3FGs by a Maverick this year and the first time he’s hit four since he do so at South Dakota on January 24th.
• Alex Welhouse went 4-6 from three. That was tied for the 6th best 3FG% with at least two makes this season. Welhouse most recently shot 67% against North Dakota last Saturday when he went 2-3.
• Omaha’s 32 FGs were tied for the 5th most of the season and most since Omaha hit 33 at IUPUI on February 9th.
• Omaha’s eight 3FGs were tied for 6th most of the year and were the most since they hit 10 against Chicago State last week on February 19th.

Miscellaneous

• Omaha has trailed in every game this year and trailed by 10 or more in 20 of the 30 games.
• Omaha had 84 possessions in this game, the most in any game this season. The previous high was 83 on two occasions, most recently against North Dakota in their last game.
• Omaha only turned it over on 10.8% of possessions, their 3rd best mark of the season and best since turning it over on 9.8% of possessions against Western Illinois on January 12th.
• This was the 30th start of the year for both John Karhoff and Alex Welhouse. Omaha is 11-19 in those 30 games. Omaha is 10-15 in Alex Phillips’ 25 starts.
• This was Alex Welhouse’s 70th career start. Omaha is 30-40 in those games.
• This was the 35th time Omaha’s lost with CJ Carter starting. Omaha is 21-35 in his 56 career starts.
• Omaha’s 27 point deficit in this game was their largest since trailing by 33 @ Western Illinois. That was also the last time Omaha didn’t lead at all in game.

Records Watch

• Alex Welhouse’s 4-6 3FG shooting moved him up to 39.9% for his career. That moved him past Tyler Albers (39.5%) into 5th place all-time. If Welhouse went 0-4 on Saturday he would be tied with Albers in percentage. So unless Alex has a real bad game he should finish in 5th at worst. If he went 3-3 he still wouldn’t pass Denny Johnston for 4th. So most like Welhouse will end his career as Omaha’s 5th best 3FG% shooter.
• John Karhoff made his 81st career start moving him past Mitch Albers (80 starts from 2007-09 and 2010-12) into 9th place.
• Justin Simmons’ 12 FGs moved him into 10th place in FGs made in a season with 193. He passed Phil Cartwright (188 in 1989-90) and Mitch Albers (188 in 2011-12) in the process. 9th place is Tyler Bullock who had 199 in 2009-10.
• Alex Welhouse’s 4-6 3FG shooting also moved his season percentage up to 42.9%. That’s the 10th best percentage for a season and moved him past Mike Harner who shot 42.7% in 1988-89. Welhouse could still fall behind him or he could move up past his own 9th place mark, 43.0% two years ago.
• The 30 starts that John Karhoff and Alex Welhouse have made are tied for 10th most in a season by a Maverick. It seems low, but Omaha’s rarely played more than 30 games in a season. With starts on Saturday they will finish tied for 6th most in a season with Justin Petersen and Andrew Bridger in 2007-08 and Jeff Martin and Tyler Bullock in 2009-10.

Career FG Percentage (minimum 300 made)
1. – .578 – Tom Thompson (406-702) – 1985-88
2. – .560 – Ryan Curtis (425-759) – 2001-06
3. – .557 – Phil Cartwright (627-1126) – 1988-92
4. – .530 – Dean Thompson (740-1395) – 1980-84
5. – .5196 – Terry Sodawasser (358-689) – 1981-84
6. – .515 – John Karhoff (377-732) – 2010-13
7. – .5111 – Jim Gregory (390-763) – 1978-81
8. – .510 – Tim Adamek (395-775) – 1985-89
9. – .507 – John Skokan (399-787) – 1992-96
10.- .503 – Tola Dada (384-763) – 2000-04
11.- .502 – Mark Miller (320-638) – 1985-87

Career 3-point field goals made
1. – 248 – Zac Robinson (119 games) – 2002-04,05-07
2. – 230 – Mike Simons (108 games) – 1996-00
3. – 187 – Mitch Albers (115 games) – 2007-09,10-12
4. – 186 – Dan Morrow (113 games) – 1999-03
5. – 181 – Seth Nelson (115 games) – 1999-03
6. – 169 – Jeff Martin (64 games) – 2008-11
7. – 164 – Andrew Bridger (103 games) – 2006-10
8. – 161 – Michael Jenkins (111 games) – 2005-09
9. – 150 – Alex Welhouse (101 games) – 2009-13
10.- 131 – Troy Kloewer (107 games) – 1993-97

Career 3-point FG percentage (minimum 50 made)
1. – .423 Charles Box (60-142) – 1996-98
2. – .413 Troy Kloewer (119-288) – 1994-97
3. – .410 Seth Nelson (181-441) – 1999-03
4. – .405 Denny Johnston (125-309) – 2004-08
5. – .399 Alex Welhouse (150-376) – 2008-13
6. – .3947 Tyler Albers (60-152) – 2007-09
7. – .39303 Bryan Leach (79-201) – 1986-88
8. – .39301 Mike Conley (90-229) – 1990-94
9. – .3881 Thad Mott (78-201) – 1988-92
10.- .3848 Mitch Albers (187-486) – 2007-09,10-12

Career Assists Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 4.94 – Dwayne King (113 games) – 1982-86
2. – 4.91 – Andrew Bridger (103 games) 2006-10
3. – 4.1 – Vernon Manning (99 games) – 1978-82
4. – 4.0 – Derrick Jackson (116 games) – 1976-80
5. – 3.8 – Dean Thompson (117 games) – 1980-84
6. – 3.6 – Calvin Kapels (117 games) – 2002-06
7. – 3.5 – Tyler Bullock (59 games) – 2009-11
8. – 2.9 – Thad Mott (113 games) – 1988-92
9. – 2.8 – Richard Jones (107 games) – 1993-96
10.- 2.7 – CJ Carter (159 in 58 games) – 2011-13
11.- 2.504 – Seth Nelson (115 games) – 1999-03

Career Steals average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 1.69 – Mike Simons (108 games) – 1996-00
2. – 1.65 – Dwayne King (113 games) – 1982-86
3. – 1.63 – Calvin Kapels (117 games) – 2002-06
4. – 1.57 – Vernon Manning (99 games) – 1978-82
5. – 1.53 – Andrew Bridger (103 games) – 2006-10
6. – 1.492 – Tyler Bullock (59 games) – 2009-11
7. – 1.487 – Dean Thompson (117 games) – 1980-84
8. – 1.44 – Seth Nelson (115 games) – 1999-03
9. – 1.20 – Thor Palamore (113 games) – 1987-91
10.- 1.16 – CJ Carter (67 in 58 games) – 2011-13
11.- 1.13 – Corey Hahn (115 games) – 1998-02

Career Blocks Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 2.4 – Adam Wetzel (63 games) – 2001-03
2. – 1.77 – Frank Cypress (53 games) – 1993-95
3. – 1.75 – John Skokan (106 games) – 1992-96
4. – 1.4 – Levy Jones (59 games) – 2003-05
5. – 1.2 – Phil Cartwright (115 games) – 1988-92
6. – 1.1 – Jerry Bennett (58 games) – 2006-08
7. – 0.9 – Terry Henderson (76 games?) – 1989-92
8. – 0.7 – Terry Sodawasser (82 games) – 1981-85
9. – 0.6076 – Matt Hagerbaumer (48 in 79 games) – 2010-13
10.- 0.6071 – Bryan Muellner (112 games) – 1985-89

Career Games started
1. – 112 – Calvin Kapels- 2002-06
2. – 98 – John Skokan – 1992-96
3. – 94 – Andrew Bridger – 2006-10
4. – 87 – Michael Jenkins – 2005-09
5. – 85 – Ryan Curtis – 2001-06
6. – 84 – Denny Johnston – 2004-08
7. – 82 – Dan Morrow – 1999-03
– 82 – Phil Cartwright – 1988-92
9. – 81 – John Karhoff – 2010-13
10. – 80 – Mitch Albers – 2007-09, 10-12

Season FG made
1. – 282 – Dennis Forrest – 1976-77
2. – 267 – Art Allen – 1969-70
3. – 241 – Calvin Forrest – 1972-73
4. – 228 – Phil Cartwright – 1991-92
5. – 220 – Dean Thompson – 1983-84
6. – 219 – Corey Griffin – 1998-99
7. – 214 – Dean Thompson – 1982-83
8. – 201 – Dennis Forrest – 1975-76
9. – 199- Tyler Bullock – 2009-10
10.– 193 – Justin Simmons – 2012-13
10.– 188 – Phil Cartwright – 1989-90
– 188 – Mitch Albers – 2011-12

Season 3PFG % (minimum 30 made)
1. – .484 – Seth Nelson – 1999-00
2. – .480 – Troy Kloewer – 1996-97
3. – .467 – Denny Johnston – 2007-08
4. – .463 – Denny Johnston – 2006-07
5. – .449 – Kevin Avfery – 1987-88
6. – .441 – Bryan Leach – 1986-87
7. – .438 – Charles Box – 1997-98
8. – .434 – Mitch Albers – 2008-09
9. – .430 – Alex Welhouse – 2010-11
10.– .429 – Alex Welhouse (48-112) – 2012-13
11.– .427 – Mike Harner – 1988-89

Season Games started
1. – 33 – Tola Dada – 2001-02
– 33 – Eddie King – 2001-02
3. – 32 – Dan Morrow – 2001-02
– 32 – Denny Johnston – 2007-08
– 32 – Michael Jenkins – 2007-08
6. – 31 – Justin Petersen – 2007-08
– 31 – Andrew Bridger – 2007-08
– 31 – Jeff Martin – 2009-10
– 31 – Tyler Bullock – 2009-10
10. – 30 – Dean Thompson – 1983-84
– 30 – Sven Bonde – 1989-90
– 30 – Jeff Fichtel – 1983-84
– 30 – Alvin Mitchell – 2001-02
– 30 – Dean Thompson – 1982-83
– 30 – Andrew Bridger – 2009-10
– 30 – Calvin Kapels – 2005-06
– 30 – Dan Olson – 1989-90
– 30 – Jerry Bennett – 2007-08
     – 30 – John Karhoff – 2012-13
– 30 – Alex Welhouse – 2012-13

Team 3PFG %
1. – .414 – 1987-88
2. – .410 – 2008-09
3. – .381 – 1988-89
4. – .379 – 1996-97
5. – .378 – 1997-98
6. – .377 – 2007-08
7. – .370 – 1999-00
8. – .3640 (186-511) – 2012-13
9. – .3638 – 2006-07
10.– .362 – 2001-02
11.– .356 (194-545) – 2009-10

2012-13 Omaha Women’s Basketball – Game #26 – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – North Dakota State

Here are some facts for you!

Scoring

• Jamie Nash has scored in all 106 games of her career.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has scored in all 26 of her career games for Omaha.
• Paige Frauendorfer has scored in 37 straight games.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley’s 20 points were tied for the 9th most by a Maverick this season. It was the 3rd time she’s scored at least 20, but the first time since she had 20 at Western Illinois on January 12th.
• This was Omaha’s 5th loss in the 14 games this year where Carolyn Blair-Mobley has scored in double figures.
• Jamie Nash’s two points were her lowest total since scoring two at Loyola Chicago last year on 12/18/11.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley’s 20 points led the team in scoring for the 8th time this season. Omaha is 3-5 in those games.
• Omaha had four players in double figures for the first time since the Western Illinois game on February 7th. It was the same four in that game as this one (Frauendorfer, House, Blair-Mobley, and Kelly).

Rebounding

• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has grabbed a rebound in all 26 of her career games for Omaha. Carolyn has at least three rebounds in 17 straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer has grabbed a rebound in 93 straight games.
• Taijhe Kelly led Omaha in rebounding for the 5th time this season. Omaha is 3-2 in those games.

Assists

• Jamie Nash has picked up an assist in 82 straight games.
• This was the 25th time in Jamie Nash’s career that Omaha has lost when she has five or more assists. Omaha is 34-25 when she has five or more assists.

Steals

• Jamie Nash’s five steals were tied for the 3rd most by a Maverick this year and the most since she had five vs. Oakland on January 3rd.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s four steals were tied for the 7th most by a Maverick this season and most for her since she had four vs. South Dakota State on January 26th.
• Omaha’s 11 steals were tied for their 3rd most of the season and most since they stole 11 vs. South Dakota State on January 26th.
• This was the 5th time this year Omaha has lost when Jamie Nash has three or more steals. Omaha is 11-5 in the 16 games where she has three or more steals this year.
• This was the 25th time in Paige Frauendorfer’s career where she has recorded three or more steals. Omaha is 18-7 in those games.

Blocks

• Taijhe Kelly’s 29 combined blocks between the last five games are the most combined ever by a Maverick player in a stretch of five games.
• Taijhe Kelly has now blocked five or more shots in the last five straight games. Before those five games it had only been done nine times in school history.
• Taijhe Kelly’s six blocks were tied for the 2nd most of the season. She had six just two games ago against IUPUI on February 9th as well.
• Omaha’s seven team blocks were their 2nd most of the year behind the eight vs. Western Illinois on February 7th.
• This was the 5th time this year Omaha has lost when Taijhe Kelly has three or more blocks. Omaha is 6-5 in her 11 games this year with three or more blocks.
• This was the 20th time this year Taijhe Kelly has led Omaha in blocks. Omaha is 12-8 in those games.

Shooting

• Carolyn Blair-Mobley’s eight FGs were tied for the 5th most by a Maverick this year. It’s the 3rd time she’s hit eight shots but first time since she hit that many vs. Oakland on January 3rd.
• Ericka House’s three 3FGs were tied for the 6th most of the year. She’s now hit three or more in back-to-back games for the first time since she hit three or more in the first three games of the year.
• Omaha made 24 FGs, tied for their 10th most of the season and most since they hit 25 at Oakland on February 2nd.
• Omaha’s five 3FGs were tied for the 8th most of the season and most since they hit five against Western Illinois on February 7th.
• This was the 10th time this year Omaha has hit at least three 3FGs. Omaha is 8-2 in those games.

Miscellaneous

• There were 74 possessions in the game for Omaha, their 4th highest total of the year and most since 75 vs. South Dakota State on January 26th.
• Omaha only turned it over on 14.9% of possessions, their best mark of the season. Their previous best was 17.1% at Indiana Dabney on January 19th and 17.2% against Saint Louis on November 21st.
• This was the 10th loss of the season four Omaha. Jamie Nash, Paige Frauendorfer, Carly Cator, and Carolyn Blair-Mobley have started all of those games.
• This is the 10th career loss when Taijhe Kelly starts. She is 14-10 in her 24 career starts.
• This was the 100th career start for Jamie Nash. Omaha is 49-51 in her 100 starts.
• Omaha led by no more than one in this game. The last time Omaha didn’t lead by more than one was when they never led at Fort Wayne on January 31st.
• This was the 5th time this year in eight games that Omaha has lost a game that was within five points.

Summit League/National Rankings

• Omaha is 2nd in the Summit League in FG% (40.6%) and 2nd in blocks (3.7). Omaha is 3rd in rebounds (34.8) and 3rd in steals (8.6).
• Omaha is 71st nationally in FT% (72.4%), 92nd nationally in 3FG% (32.2%) and 96th nationally in FG% (40.6%).
• Paige Frauendorfer is 3rd in the Summit League in scoring (14.8), 8th in FG% (43.1%), 3rd in FT% (80.8%), 2nd in rebounds (8.4), and 7th in steals (1.7).
• Ericka House is 2nd in the Summit League with 56 3FGs.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley is 8th in the Summit League with 39 3FGs, 7th in FT% (78.5%), and 7th in rebounds (6.8).
• Jamie Nash is 1st in the Summit League in assists (6.7) and 1st in steals (3.2).
• Taijhe Kelly is 1st in the Summit League in blocks with 2.5 per game.
• Paige Frauendorfer is 152nd nationally with 14.8 points per game. Frauendorfer is 123rd nationally with 8.4 rebounds per game.
• Ericka House is 89th nationally with 56 3FGs.
• Jamie Nash is 9th nationally in assists (6.7) and 17th nationally in steals (3.2).
• Taijhe Kelly is 18th nationally in blocks with 2.5 per game.

Records Watch

• Paige Frauendorfer’s six rebounds moved her past Sarah Larson into 7th place on the all-time rebounding chart. Larson had 671 from 1996-2000. Frauendorfer now has 676 in her career. The top six all have over 850 rebounds and all played before 1993. So Frauendorfer is the best rebounder at Omaha in the last 20 years.
• Taijhe Kelly’s 4-6 shooting evening allowed her to improve her FG% on the year up to 50.43%. That’s 7th best in school history for players who have made at least 50 shots. She moved past Anne Bomstad who shot 50% in 2000-2001. Tanya Hammes is in 6th for he 2000-2001 season where she shot 50.44%.
• Ericka House’s three 3FGs allowed her to pass Karen Thies on the single season 3FG chart. Thies made 54 in 2004-2005 and is now in 7th place. House’s 56 are tied for 5th with Heather Pohl who had 56 last year. Sara Peterson is in 4th with 60 in 2002-2003.
• Taijhe Kelly now has 66 blocks on the season. That’s the 4th most in school history as she passed M. Henke Anderson’s senior season of 1982-1983 when she had 63. Kelly and Anderson are the only Mavericks to ever block more than 51 shots in a season. Anderson’s 67 blocks in her junior season of 1981-1982 is in 3rd place.
• The six blocks also raised Taijhe Kelly’s season average to 2.54 blocks per game. That moved her past Anderson’s senior season (2.42 blocks per game) and past her sophomore season (2.53 blocks per game) into the best average in school history. If Kelly can block five shots in the next two games combined it will go down as the best average in school history.
• Jamie Nash’s five steals gave her 84 on the season, tied for 8th most in school history with Sara Peterson had 84 in 2002-03. Nash passed Vicki Edmonds who had 83 in 1982-1983, Jamie’s own 2009-2010 season when she had 81, Linda Schabloske’s 81 in 1992-1993 and Kim Muma’s 81 in 1991-1992. Next up for Nash is Beth Wilkinson who had 86 in 1997-1998 and Sandy Skradski who had 86 in 1991-1992.
• Omaha’s five 3FGs moved them past the 2009-2010 squad into 10th place in 3FGs made with 129. Omaha would need to hit 11 more to catch the 2000-2001 team.
• Omaha’s 9-12 FT shooting moved their season FT% up to 72.36%. That moved them past the 2003-2004 season when they shot 72.28%. This year’s team is now in 7th place, just behind the 6th place team that shot 72.39%.
• Omaha’s seven blocks gave them 96 on the year and moved them into 9th place on the all-time charts. Omaha passed the 2009-2010 team who had 92 and the 2001-2002 team who had 91.
• Omaha is now averaging 3.69 blocks per game on the year. That is the 4th highest average in school history and moved them past the 1982-1983 team who averaged 3.67 blocks.

Career 3-point FG percentage (minimum 50 made)
1. – .434 – Tricia Floyd (155-357) – 1988-92
2. – .409 – Jill Dau (72-176) – 1985-89
3. – .399 – Lindsey Petersen (142-356) – 2000-05
4. – .380 – J.J. Smith (63-166) – 2002-06
5. – .375 – Karen Thies (168-448) – 2004-07
6. – .361 – Ashley Freerksen (69-191) – 2005-07
7. – .360 – Jennifer Mitchell (214-594) – 1998-02
8. – .350 – Ericka House (56-160) – 2012-13
9. – .347 – Sara Peterson (129-372) – 1999-03
10.– .343 – Heather Pohl (169-493) – 2008-12
11.- .341 – Cayla Hargrove (119-349) – 2005-09

Career Free throw percentage (minimum 100 made)
1. – .854 – Cayla Hargrove (275-322) – 2005-09
2. – .804 – Heather Pohl (205-255) – 2008-12
3. – .801 – Lacey Geitzenauer (113-141) – 2005-07
4. – .796 – Amy Loth (214-269) – 1993-97
5. – .792 – Jill Ohm (137-173) – 1995-99
6. – .784 – Darcy Burns (167-213) – 1987-91
7. – .772 – Karen Thies (203-263) – 2004-07
8. – .769 – Paige Frauendorfer (183-238) – 2009-13
9. – .7589 – Jennifer Mitchell (261-344) – 1998-02
10.- .754 – Laura Larson (159-211) – 1986-90
11.- .748 – Laura J. Anderson (436-583) – 1984-88

Career Rebounds
1. – 1148 – Niece Jochims (107 Games) – 1975-79
2. – 1084 – Barb Hart (116 Games) – 1977-81
3. – 1024 – M. Henke Anderson (124 Games) – 1979-83
4. – 938 – Jackie Scholten (107 Games) – 1983-87
5. – 925 – Sandy Skradski (111 Games) – 1989-93
6. – 861 – Laura J. Anderson (107 Games) – 1984-88
7. – 676 – Paige Frauendorfer (106 games) – 2009-13
8. – 671 – Sarah Larson (237o-434d) – 1996-00
9. – 653 – Tanya Hammes (151o-502d) – 1999-03
10.- 616 – Darcy Burns (105 Games) – 1987-91

Career Assists
1. – 545 – Jamie Nash (106 games) – 2009-13
2. – 474 – Jennifer Mitchell (109 games) – 1998-02
3. – 460 – Kriss Edwards (127 games) – 1977-81
4. – 391 – Lisa Rath (111 games) – 1989-93
5. – 375 – Jena Janovy (110 games) – 1984-88
6. – 345 – Alyssa Green (111 games) – 2006-10
7. – 329 – Stacie Kaiser (103 games) – 1993-97
8. – 298 – Rayna Wagley (108 games) – 1984-89
9. – 289 – Karen Thies (87 games) – 2004-07
10.- 278 – Jill Dau (110 games) – 1985-89

Career Assists Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 5.1 – Jamie Nash (545 in 106 Games) – 2009-13
2. – 4.3 – Jennifer Mitchell (109 Games) – 1998-02
3. – 3.9 – Shannon Eggers (54 Games) – 2002-04
4. – 3.6 – Kriss Edwards (127 Games) – 1977-81
5. – 3.5 – Lisa Rath (111 Games) – 1989-93
6. – 3.4 – Jena Janovy (110 Games) – 1984-88
7. – 3.3 – Karen Thies (87 Games) – 2004-07
8. – 3.2 – Stacie Kaiser (103 Games) – 1993-97
9. – 3.1 – Alyssa Green (111 Games) – 2006-10
10.- 2.8 – Rayna Wagley (108 Games) – 1984-89

Career Steals
1. – 355 – Jamie Nash (106 games) – 2009-13
2. – 331 – Kriss Edwards (127 games) – 1977-81
3. – 264 – Stacie Kaiser (103 games) – 1993-97
4. – 243 – Alyssa Green (111 games) – 2006-10
5. – 224 – Linda Schabloske (87 games) – 1991-93,94-96
6. – 222 – Amy Loth (101 games) – 1993-97
– 222 – Vicki Edmonds (93 games) – 1980-84
8. – 204 – Karen Thies (87 games) – 2004-07
9. – 200 – Lisa Rath (111 games) – 1989-93
– 200 – Sandy Skradski (111 games) – 1989-93

Career Steals average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 3.3 – Jamie Nash (355 in 106 games) – 2009-13
2. – 2.6 – Kriss Edwards (127 games) – 1977-81
3. – 2.6 – Linda Schabloske (87 games) – 1991-93,94-96
4. – 2.6 – Stacie Kaiser (103 games) – 1993-97
5. – 2.4 – Vicki Edmonds (93 games) – 1980-84
6. – 2.3 – Karen Thies (87 games) – 2004-07
7. – 2.3 – Michelle Spetman (80 games) – 1993-96
8. – 2.2 – Kim Muma (57 games) – 1990-92
9. – 2.2 – Amy Loth (101 games) – 1993-97
10.- 2.2 – Alyssa Green (111 games) – 2006-10

Career Blocks
1. – 291 – M. Henke Anderson (124 games) – 1979-83
2. – 129 – Laura J. Anderson (107 games) – 1984-88
3. – 124 – Tanya Hammes (91 games) – 1999-03
4. – 109 – Taijhe Kelly (52 games) – 2011-13
5. – 83 – Ashley Nelson (107 games) – 2006-10
– 83 – Carol Wink (59 games) – 1985-88
7. – 75 – Julie Hengemuehler (108 games) – 1981-85
8. – 60 – Kathy Van Diepen (98 games) – 1985-89
9. – 59 – Carlye Jones (112 games) – 2003-07
10.- 58 – Paige Frauendorfer (106 games) – 2009-13

Career Blocks Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 2.3 – M. Henke Anderson (124 Games) – 1979-83
2. – 2.1 – Taijhe Kelly (109 in 52 games) – 2009-13
3. – 1.4 – Carol Wink (59 Games) – 1985-88
4. – 1.4 – Tanya Hammes (91 Games) – 1999-03
5. – 1.2 – Laura J. Anderson (107 Games) – 1984-88
6. – 1.0 – Amanda Brodsack (56 Games) – 2007-09
7. – 0.8 – Kim Muma (57 Games) – 1990-92
8. – 0.8 – Ashley Nelson (107 Games) – 2006-10
9. – 0.7 – Julie Hengemuehler (108 Games) – 1981-85
10.- 0.61 – Kathy Van Diepen (98 Games) – 1985-89
11.- 0.54 – Paige Frauendorfer (57 in 105 games) – 2009-13

Career Games started
1. – 110 – Lindsey Petersen – 2000-05
2. – 108 – Alyssa Green – 2006-10
3. – 107 – Niece Jochims – 1975-79
4. – 104 – Jennifer Mitchell – 1998-02
5. – 100 – Jamie Nash – 2009-13
6. – 94 – Ashley Nelson – 2006-10
7. – 92 – Amy Loth – 1993-97
8. – 91 – Aimee Noel – 1989-92,93-94
9. – 87 – Karen Thies – 2004-07
10.- 83 – J.J. Smith – 2002-06
– 83 – Amy Breen – 1993-97
… – 82 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2009-13

Career Minutes
1. – 3686 – Jennifer Mitchell – 1998-02
2. – 3536 – Jamie Nash – 2009-13
3. – 3352 – M. Henke Anderson – 1979-83
4. – 3300 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2009-13
5. – 3180 – Kriss Edwards – 1977-81
6. – 3129 – Lindsey Petersen – 2000-05
7. – 2999 – Jackie Scholten – 1983-87
8. – 2978 – Laura J. Anderson – 1984-88
9. – 2977 – Alyssa Green – 2006-10
10.- 2974 – Barb Hart – 1977-81

Career Minutes Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 33.8 – Jennifer Mitchell (109 Games) – 1998-02
2. – 33.4 – Jamie Nash (3536 in 106 Games) – 2009-13
3. – 32.4 – Karen Thies (87 Games) – 2004-07
4. – 31.4 – Kim Muma (57 Games) – 1990-92
5. – 31.1 – Paige Frauendorfer (3300 in 106 Games) – 2009-13
6. – 29.5 – Lisa Linthacum (55 Games) – 1981-83
7. – 28.2 – Lindsey Petersen (111 Games) – 2000-05
8. – 28.0 – Jackie Scholten (107 Games) – 1983-87
9. – 27.8 – Laura J. Anderson (107 Games) – 1984-88
10. – 27.6 – Michelle Spetman (80 Games) – 1993-96

Season FG % (minimum 50 made, since 2000-01) 
1. – .563 – Lacey Geitzenauer – 2005-06
2. – .547 – Raina Tasa – 2001-02
3. – .543 – Casse Vaughn (57-105) – 2012-13
4. – .533 – Sara Myers – 2003-04
5. – .521 – Kara Paul – 2002-03
6. – .5044 – Tanya Hammes (114-226) – 2000-01
7. – .5043 – Taijhe Kelly (58-115) – 2012-13
8. – .500 – Anne Bomstad – 2000-01
9. – .493 – J.J. Smith – 2004-05
10.- .492 – Cayla Hargrove – 2008-09
11.– .487 – Lacey Geitzenauer – 2006-07
– .487 – Tanya Hammes – 2002-03

Season 3PFG made
1. – 76 – Karen Thies (28 Games) – 2006-07
2. – 73 – Jennifer Mitchell (29 Games) – 2001-02
3. – 62 – Heather Pohl (26 Games) – 2010-11
4. – 60 – Sara Peterson (28 Games) – 2002-03
5. – 56 – Heather Pohl (27 Games) – 2011-12
    – 56 – Ericka House (26 games) – 2012-13
7. – 54 – Karen Thies (28 Games) – 2004-05
8. – 51 – Jennifer Mitchell (26 Games) – 2000-01
9. – 49 – Lindsey Petersen (28 Games) – 2004-05
10.– 48 – Jennifer Mitchell (27 Games) – 1999-00

Season Assists
1. – 175 – Jamie Nash – 2012-13
2. – 166 – Jamie Nash – 2011-12
3. – 159 – Jennifer Mitchell – 2001-02
4. – 147 – Jena Janovy – 1987-88
5. – 136 – Kriss Edwards – 1979-80
6. – 129 – Niece Jochims – 1978-79
7. – 125 – Shannon Eggers – 2002-03
8. – 124 – Jennifer Mitchell – 2000-01
9. – 122 – Stacie Kaiser – 1996-97
10.- 121 – Toni Kinsey – 2005-06

Season Assists average (minimum 10 games)
1. – 6.7 – Jamie Nash (175 in 26 games) – 2012-13
2. – 6.1 – Jamie Nash (27 Games) – 2011-12
3. – 5.5 – Jennifer Mitchell (29 Games) – 2001-02
4. – 5.4 – Jena Janovy (27 Games) – 1987-88
5. – 4.8 – Jennifer Mitchell (26 Games) – 2000-01
6. – 4.7 – Stacie Kaiser (26 Games) – 1996-97
7. – 4.6 – Jamie Nash (26 Games) – 2010-11
8. – 4.5 – Shannon Eggers (28 Games) – 2002-03
9. – 4.3 – Lisa Rath (28 Games) – 1990-91
10.- 4.2 – Niece Jochims (31 Games) – 1978-79

Season Blocks
1. – 86 – M. Henke Anderson – 1980-81
2. – 75 – M. Henke Anderson – 1979-80
3. – 67 – M. Henke Anderson – 1981-82
4. – 66 – Taijhe Kelly – 2012-13
5. – 63 – M. Henke Anderson – 1982-83
6. – 51 – Tanya Hammes – 2002-03 
7. – 44 – Ashley Nelson – 2009-10
8. – 43 – Taijhe Kelly – 2011-12
9. – 42 – Carol Wink – 1987-88
10.- 40 – Tanya Hammes – 2000-01

Season Blocks average (minimum 10 games)
1. – 2.54 – Taijhe Kelly (66 in 26 Games) – 2012-13
2. – 2.53 – M. Henke Anderson (34 Games) – 1980-81
3. – 2.42 – M. Henke Anderson (26 Games) – 1982-83
4. – 2.39 – M. Henke Anderson (28 Games) – 1981-82
5. – 2.08 – M. Henke Anderson (36 Games) – 1979-80
6. – 1.821 – Tanya Hammes (28 Games) – 2002-03
7. – 1.75 – Carol Wink (24 Games) – 1987-88 
8. – 1.74 – Tanya Hammes (23 Games) – 2000-01
9. – 1.654 – Taijhe Kelly (26 Games) – 2011-12
10.- 1.652 – Laura J. Anderson (23 Games) – 1985-86

Season Steals
1. – 142 – Kriss Edwards – 1980-81
2. – 126 – Kriss Edwards – 1979-80
3. – 110 – Jamie Nash – 2011-12
4. – 101 – Stacie Kaiser – 1996-97
5. – 99 – Darcy Stracke – 1999-00
6. – 86 – Beth Wilkinson – 1997-98
– 86 – Sandy Skradski – 1991-92
8. – 84 – Sara Peterson – 2002-03
– 84 – Jamie Nash (26 games) – 2012-13
10.– 83 – Vicki Edmonds – 1982-83
10.- 81 – Jamie Nash – 2009-10
– 81 – Linda Schabloske – 1992-93
– 81 – Kim Muma – 1991-92

Season Steals average (minimum 10 games)
1. – 4.2 – Kriss Edwards (34 Games) – 1980-81
2. – 4.2 – Vicki Edmonds (13 Games) – 1983-84
3. – 4.1 – Jamie Nash (27 Games) – 2011-12
4. – 3.9 – Stacie Kaiser (26 Games) – 1996-97
5. – 3.71 – Kriss Edwards (34 Games) – 1979-80
6. – 3.67 – Darcy Stracke (27 Games) – 1999-00
7. – 3.31 – Beth Wilkinson (26 Games) – 1997-98
8. – 3.23 – Jamie Nash (84 in 26 Games) – 2012-13
9. – 3.115 – Linda Schabloske (26 Games) – 1992-93
10.- 3.115 – Jamie Nash (26 Games) – 2010-11

Season Minutes
1. – 1137 – Barb Hart – 1978-79
2. – 1120 – Kriss Edwards – 1979-80
3. – 1112 – Barb Hart – 1980-81
4. – 1098 – Kriss Edwards – 1980-81
5. – 1028 – Norene Groff – 1980-81
6. – 1008 – Kim Muma – 1991-92
7. – 1006 – Laura J. Anderson – 1986-87
– 1006 – Niece Jochims – 1978-79
9. – 1000 – Jennifer Mitchell – 1998-99
10.- 992 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2011-12
… – 994 – Jamie Nash – 2012-13
… – 985 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2012-13
… – 933 – Carolyn Blair-Mobley – 2012-13

Season Minutes average
1. – 38.2 – Jamie Nash (994 in 26 Games) – 2012-13
2. – 37.9 – Paige Frauendorfer (985 in 26 Games) – 2012-13
3. – 37.0 – Jennifer Mitchell (27 Games) – 1998-99
4. – 36.7 – Paige Frauendorfer (27 Games) – 2011-12
5. – 36.7 – Barb Hart (31 Games) – 1978-79
6. – 36.0 – Jamie Nash (27 Games) – 2011-12
7. – 35.9 – Carolyn Blair-Mobley (933 in 26 Games) – 2012-13
8. – 34.75 – Kim Muma (29 Games) – 1991-92
9. – 34.7 – Laura J. Anderson (29 Games) – 1986-87
10.- 34.6 – Darcy Stracke (27 Games) – 1999-00
11.- 34.5 – Jennifer Mitchell (26 Games) – 2000-01

Team 3PFGs made
1. – 221 – 2006-07
2. – 184 – 2005-06
3. – 170 – 2001-02
4. – 168 – 2007-08
– 168 – 2004-05
6. – 152 – 2008-09
7. – 146 – 2010-11
– 146 – 2011-12
9. – 140 – 2000-01
10.– 129 – 2012-13
10.- 127 – 2009-10

Team 3PFG %
1. – .438 – 1989-90
2. – .423 – 1988-89
3. – .389 – 1987-88
4. – .365 – 2001-02
5. – .363 – 2004-05
6. – .350 – 2003-04
7. – .347 – 2006-07
8. – .338 – 1991-92
9. – .335 – 2011-12
10.- .328 – 2005-06
11.- .323 – 2012-13 (129-400)

Team FT %
1. – .764 – 2005-06
2. – .730 – 2006-07
3. – .730 – 1987-88
4. – .729 – 2010-11
5. – .728 – 1988-89
6. – .7239 – 2007-08
7. – .7236 – (254-351) – 2012-13
8. – .72279 – (352-487) – 2003-04
9. – .717 – 1996-97
10. – .706 – 2008-09
11. – .704 – 2000-01

Team Blocks
1. – 121 – 1987-88
2. – 119 – 1979-80
3. – 116 – 2002-03
4. – 106 – 1981-82
5. – 104 – 1980-81
6. – 102 – 1986-87
7. – 99 – 1984-85
– 99 – 1982-83
9. – 96 – 2012-13
10.– 92 – 2009-10

Team Blocks average
1. – 4.5 – 1987-88
2. – 4.1 – 2002-03
3. – 3.8 – 1981-82
4. – 3.69 – 2012-13
5. – 3.67 – 1982-83
6. – 3.54 – 1984-85
7. – 3.52 – 1986-87
8. – 3.46 – 2010-11
9. – 3.423 – 1985-86
10.– 3.41 – 2009-10
11.– 3.138 – 2001-02

2012-13 Omaha Men’s Basketball – Game #29 – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – North Dakota

Scoring

• The 83 points were the 6th most of the season and most since they scored 85 at IUPUI on February 9th.
• Omaha scored on 53.1% of their possessions, 6th best percentage of the season and best since scoring on 58.9% of possessions at IUPUI on February 9th.
• This was the 10th time this year Alex Welhouse scored in double figures. Omaha is 5-5 in those games.
• This was the 25th time this year Justin Simmons has scored in double figures. Omaha is 11-14 in those games.
• This was the 15th time this year that CJ Carter has scored in double figures. Omaha is 9-6 in those games. They are 15-17 in his 32 career games in double figures.
• This was the 10th time this year Alex Welhouse has scored 20+ points. Omaha is 7-3 in those games.
• This was the first time since the IUPUI game on February 9th that Omaha had four players in double figures.

Rebounding

• John Karhoff’s 10 rebounds were tied for the 4th most by a Maverick this year and most since Alex Welhouse had 12 at IUPUI on February 9th.
• It was only the second game all year that Omaha has had two players with 8+ rebounds as CJ Carter added eight. The other game was the Benedictine game when Karhoff had eight and Justin Simmons had 11.
• Omaha’s 42 rebounds were their most this season. Their previous high was 40 rebounds at IUPUI on February 9th.
• Omaha grabbed 37.1% of available offensive rebounds, tied for their best percentage of the season with the Benedictine game on Decemeber 18th.
• Omaha grabbed 51.2% of the available rebounds in the game, their 4th best percentage of the season and best since grabbing 60.6% at IUPUI on February 9th.
• This was the first time this year John Karhoff has grabbed 10 rebounds, Omaha is 2-1 in the three career games where he has double digit rebounds.
• This was the 5th time this year John Karhoff has led the team in rebounding. Omaha is 2-3 in those games.

Assists

• John Karhoff has an assist in 18 straight games, the longest streak of his career.
• CJ Carter’s five assists were tied for the 5th most by a Maverick this year and most since John Karhoff had five at IUPUI on February 9th. The last time Carter had five was against Oakland on February 2nd.
• Omaha’s 18 assists were tied for the 3rd most this season and most since they had 21 vs. IUPUI on January 10th.
• Omaha assisted on 60% of their made baskets, tied for their 6th best percentage of the season.
• CJ Carter had 5+ assists for the 5th time this year. Omaha is 4-1 this year when he has 5+ assists.
• This was the 20th time that Omaha has been lead in assists by CJ Carter. Omaha is 8-12 in those games, 5-8 in the 13 this year.

Steals

• Caleb Steffensmeier’s four were tied for the most by a Maverick this year and most since Justin Simmons had four vs. Benedictine on Decemeber 18th.
• Caleb Steffensmeier has had 3+ steals on five occasions in his career and just once this year. Omaha is 5-0 when Steffensmeier has three or more steals.
• This was the 5th time this year Caleb Steffensmeier has lead the Mavericks in steals. Omaha is 2-3 in those games.

Blocks

• John Karhoff’s three blocks were tied for the most by a Maverick this season and most since Matt Hagerbuamer had three against Oakland on February 2nd. Karhoff last had three blocks against IUPUI on January 10th.
• Omaha’s four blocks were tied for the 5th most of the season and most since Omaha had four at Western Illinois on February 7th.
• John Karhoff had 3+ blocks for the 2nd time in his career. Omaha is 2-0 in those games.
• This is the 10th time this year and 25th time in John Karhoff’s career that he has led Omaha in blocks. Omaha is 7-3 in those games this year and 18-7 in his career.

Shooting

• After failing to have any player hit 4 or more FTs in 5 straight games, the Mavericks have done it in 14 of the last 17 games.
• Alex Welhouse’s 5-7 shooting was tied for the 10th best by a Maverick this year who made at least five shots. The last Maverick to hit that high a percentage was John Karhoff who went 6-8 against Fort Wayne on January 31st.
• Justin Simmons’ three 3FGs were tied for the 6th most this season and the second straight game he has hit that many.
• Alex Welhouse went 2-3 from deep, the first Maverick to shoot that high of a percentage while hitting at least two threes since Tyler Egli went 2-3 at Western Illinois on February 7th.
• Both Alex Phillips and Justin Simmons hit five FTs, tied for the 10th most by a Maverick this season.
• Omaha hit 30 FGs, tied for 8th most of the season and most since they hit 33 at IUPUI on February 9th.
• Omaha’s 5-13 3FG shooting was their 10th best percentage of the year.
• Omaha hit 18 FTs on Saturday, tied for 4th most of the season. They hit 19 in their previous game.
• Omaha’s 18-24 FT shooting was their 10th best percentage of the season.

Miscellaneous

• Omaha has trailed in every game this year and trailed by 10 or more in 19 of the 29 games.
• Omaha is now 8-3 this year when the game is within ten points. Under Derrin Hansen Omaha has never bested that percentage.
• Omaha allowed 1.00 point per possession, their 6th best defensive performance of the season and best since they allowed just 0.8 points per possession on January 26th.
• Omaha’s 83 possessions were tied for the season high with the Saint Mary game.
• Omaha turned it over on just 17.6% of possessions, tied for their 8th best percntage of the year and best since turning it over 15.1% of possessions at IUPUI on February 9th. Omaha has had four of their 10 best games since the start of February.
• Omaha’s 26.9 FT Production Rating was tied for the 9th best of the year.
• This was John Karhoff’s 80th career start. Omaha is 38-42 in those games.
• This was the 55th career start for CJ Carter. Omaha is 21-34 in his career starts, 10-16 in this 26 starts this year.
• This was the 10th win Omaha has secured when Alex Phillips starts. Omaha is 10-14 in his 24 career starts.
• This was John Karhoff’s third career double-double. Omaha is 2-1 when Karhoff has a double-double, 1-0 this season.
• Omaha trailed by no more than four in this game. That’s the lowest margin they’ve been down since only trailing by one at South Dakota on January 24th. Omaha led by 12, their largest lead since that game.

Summit League/National Ranks

• Omaha ranks 2nd in the Summit League in FG% (46.8%), 3rd in scoring (71.6) and 3rd in steals (6.66).
• Omaha ranks 33rd nationally in FG% (46.8%), 65th in 3FG% (36.5%), and 80th in scoring (71.6).
• Justin Simmons ranks 4th in the Summit League in scoring (16.5), 8th in 3FG% (41.4%), 8th in FT% (77.6%), and 8th in steals (1.17).
• John Karhoff ranks 9th in the Summit League in scoring at 12.5.
• Alex Welhouse ranks 7th in the Summit League in 3FG% at 41.5%.
• CJ Carter ranks 8th in the Summit League in assists at 2.9 and 10th in FT% at 76.4%.
• Matt Hagerbaumer ranks 9th in the Summit League in blocks at 0.83.
• Justin Simmons ranks 105th nationally in scoring at 16.5 points per game.

Records Watch

• Alex Welhouse moved from 8th on the career 3FG% charts to 6th on Saturday. He passed Mike Conley and Bryan Leach who each shot 39.3%. Conley played from 1990-1994 while Leach played from 1986-88. Welhouse is now at 39.46%, just behind Tyler Albers who was a 39.47% shooter from 1007-09.
• John Karhoff’s 80th career start moved him past Mike Simons who had 79 from 1996-2000. Karhoff is now tied with Mitch Albers for 9th place. Albers had 80 starts from 2007-2009 and 2010-2012.

Career FG Percentage (minimum 300 made)
1. – .578 – Tom Thompson (406-702) – 1985-88
2. – .560 – Ryan Curtis (425-759) – 2001-06
3. – .557 – Phil Cartwright (627-1126) – 1988-92
4. – .530 – Dean Thompson (740-1395) – 1980-84
5. – .5196 – Terry Sodawasser (358-689) – 1981-84
6. – .5187 – John Karhoff (374-721) – 2010-13
7. – .5111 – Jim Gregory (390-763) – 1978-81
8. – .510 – Tim Adamek (395-775) – 1985-89
9. – .507 – John Skokan (399-787) – 1992-96
10.- .503 – Tola Dada (384-763) – 2000-04
11.- .502 – Mark Miller (320-638) – 1985-87

Career 3-point field goals made
1. – 248 – Zac Robinson (119 games) – 2002-04,05-07
2. – 230 – Mike Simons (108 games) – 1996-00
3. – 187 – Mitch Albers (115 games) – 2007-09,10-12
4. – 186 – Dan Morrow (113 games) – 1999-03
5. – 181 – Seth Nelson (115 games) – 1999-03
6. – 169 – Jeff Martin (64 games) – 2008-11
7. – 164 – Andrew Bridger (103 games) – 2006-10
8. – 161 – Michael Jenkins (111 games) – 2005-09
9. – 146 – Alex Welhouse (100 games) – 2009-13
10.- 131 – Troy Kloewer (107 games) – 1993-97

Career 3-point FG percentage (minimum 50 made)
1. – .423 Charles Box (60-142) – 1996-98
2. – .413 Troy Kloewer (119-288) – 1994-97
3. – .410 Seth Nelson (181-441) – 1999-03
4. – .405 Denny Johnston (125-309) – 2004-08
5. – .3947 Tyler Albers (60-152) – 2007-09
8. – .3946 Alex Welhouse (146-370) – 2008-13
6. – .39303 Bryan Leach (79-201) – 1986-88
7. – .39301 Mike Conley (90-229) – 1990-94
9. – .3881 Thad Mott (78-201) – 1988-92
10.- .3848 Mitch Albers (187-486) – 2007-09,10-12

Career Assists Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 4.94 – Dwayne King (113 games) – 1982-86
2. – 4.91 – Andrew Bridger (103 games) 2006-10
3. – 4.1 – Vernon Manning (99 games) – 1978-82
4. – 4.0 – Derrick Jackson (116 games) – 1976-80
5. – 3.8 – Dean Thompson (117 games) – 1980-84
6. – 3.6 – Calvin Kapels (117 games) – 2002-06
7. – 3.5 – Tyler Bullock (59 games) – 2009-11
8. – 2.9 – Thad Mott (113 games) – 1988-92
9. – 2.8 – Richard Jones (107 games) – 1993-96
10.- 2.7 – CJ Carter (156 in 57 games) – 2011-13
11.- 2.504 – Seth Nelson (115 games) – 1999-03

Career Steals average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 1.69 – Mike Simons (108 games) – 1996-00
2. – 1.65 – Dwayne King (113 games) – 1982-86
3. – 1.63 – Calvin Kapels (117 games) – 2002-06
4. – 1.57 – Vernon Manning (99 games) – 1978-82
5. – 1.53 – Andrew Bridger (103 games) – 2006-10
6. – 1.492 – Tyler Bullock (59 games) – 2009-11
7. – 1.487 – Dean Thompson (117 games) – 1980-84
8. – 1.44 – Seth Nelson (115 games) – 1999-03
9. – 1.20 – Thor Palamore (113 games) – 1987-91
10.- 1.14 – CJ Carter (65 in 57 games) – 2011-13
11.- 1.13 – Corey Hahn (115 games) – 1998-02

Career Blocks Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 2.4 – Adam Wetzel (63 games) – 2001-03
2. – 1.77 – Frank Cypress (53 games) – 1993-95
3. – 1.75 – John Skokan (106 games) – 1992-96
4. – 1.4 – Levy Jones (59 games) – 2003-05
5. – 1.2 – Phil Cartwright (115 games) – 1988-92
6. – 1.1 – Jerry Bennett (58 games) – 2006-08
7. – 0.9 – Terry Henderson (76 games?) – 1989-92
8. – 0.7 – Terry Sodawasser (82 games) – 1981-85
9. – 0.615 – Matt Hagerbaumer (48 in 78 games) – 2010-13
10.- 0.607 – Bryan Muellner (112 games) – 1985-89

Career Games started
1. – 112 – Calvin Kapels- 2002-06
2. – 98 – John Skokan – 1992-96
3. – 94 – Andrew Bridger – 2006-10
4. – 87 – Michael Jenkins – 2005-09
5. – 85 – Ryan Curtis – 2001-06
6. – 84 – Denny Johnston – 2004-08
7. – 82 – Dan Morrow – 1999-03
– 82 – Phil Cartwright – 1988-92
9. – 80 – Mitch Albers – 2007-09, 10-12
– 80 – John Karhoff – 2010-13
10.- 79 – Mike Simons – 1996-00

Team 3PFG %
1. – .414 – 1987-88
2. – .410 – 2008-09
3. – .381 – 1988-89
4. – .379 – 1996-97
5. – .378 – 1997-98
6. – .377 – 2007-08
7. – .370 – 1999-00
8. – .3648 (178-488) – 2012-13
9. – .3638 – 2006-07
10.– .362 – 2001-02
11.– .356 (194-545) – 2009-10

2012-13 Omaha Women’s Basketball – Game #25 – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – South Dakota State

Here are some facts for you!

Scoring

• Jamie Nash has scored in all 105 games of her career.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has scored in all 25 of her career games for Omaha.
• Paige Frauendorfer has scored in 36 straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer had 20 points, tied for the 8th most by a Maverick this season. Paige has four of the nine 20+ point performances this year.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s 24 points were the 4th most by a Maverick this season and most since she had 24 vs. North Dakota State on January 24th.
• It was the most by a Maverick away from the Sapp Fieldhouse since Frauendorfer had her career-high 26 at New Orleans last year on 2/18/12.
• It was the 10th time this year a Maverick has scored 20 or more points, half of those were by Paige Frauendorfer.
• Paige Frauendorfer has now been over 20 points in three straight games, the first Maverick to do that since Heather Pohl scored 20+ in three games from 1/22/11 to 1/29/11. She has averaged 22.3 points over that stretch.
• This was the 20th time this season Paige Frauendorfer has scored in double-digits. Omaha is 14-6 in those games.
• This was the first time Omaha has lost when Ericka House scores in double figures. Omaha is now 11-1 in her 12 career games with 10+ points.
• This was the 5th time this year Paige Frauendorfer has scored 20+ points, Omaha is 3-2 in those games.
• This was the 15th time this season and 26th time in her career where Paige Frauendorfer has led the team in scoring. Omaha is 10-5 in those games this year and 16-10 overall.
• Omaha had just two players in double figures for the first time since the game at Fort Wayne on January 31st.

Rebounding

• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has grabbed a rebound in all 25 of her career games for Omaha. Carolyn has at least three rebounds in 16 straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer has grabbed a rebound in 92 straight games.
• This was the 35th time in her career and 13th time this year that Paige Frauendorfer has led the Mavericks in rebounding. Omaha is 20-15 in those 35 games and 8-5 this year.

Assists

• Jamie Nash has picked up an assist in 81 straight games.
• Omaha lost for the 5th time this year when Jamie Nash has at least five assists. Omaha is 13-5 in the 18 games this year when she has at least five.

Steals

• Jamie Nash had four steals, her first time stealing four or more since the game at Oakland on February 2nd. The four assists are tied for 6th most of the year by a Maverick.
• This was the 60th time in Jamie Nash’s career where she has had at least three steals. Omaha is 40-20 in those sixty games.

Blocks

• Taijhe Kelly’s 23 combined blocks between the last four games are the most combined ever by a Maverick player in a stretch of four games.
• Taijhe Kelly’s five blocks were tied for her 3rd most of the year and 7th most in school history.
• Taijhe Kelly has now blocked five or more shots in the last four straight games. Before those four games it had only been done nine times in school history.
• Omaha’s five blocks as a team were tied for the 4th most of the season.
• This was the 10th time this year Taijhe Kelly has had three or more blocks. Omaha is 6-4 in those games.

Shooting

• Paige Frauendorfer’s 10 FGs were tied for a 2nd most by a Maverick this year and the most since she hit 10 against North Dakota State on January 24th. Paige has eight of the 11 performances this year where a Maverick has hit eight or more FGs.
• Ericka House’s four 3FGs were tied for the 4th most by a Maverick this season and most since she hit four at Oakland on February 2nd. Of Omaha’s top five individual three point shooting games this season, four have come from House and four have come on the road.
• Ericka House’s 4-7 performance from three was the 9th best shooting by a Maverick who hit at least 2 3FGs this season and best since Carolyn Blair-Mobley went 5-7 at Fort Wayne on January 31st.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s 4-4 FT shooting was the 11th time this year an Omaha player has been perfect from the line while hitting at least four FTs.
• Omaha’s 10-12 FT performance was their 7th best FT percentage of the season.

Miscellaneous

• Omaha only turned it over on 17.5% of their possessions, the 3rd best rate of the season and best since turning it over on just 17.1% in the game at Indiana Dabney on January 19th.
• This was the 25th start of the year for Jamie Nash, Paige Frauendorfer, Carolyn Blair-Mobley, and Carly Cator. The four have started every game and Omaha is 16-9 this year.
• South Dakota State is the only team to lead Omaha by more than 14 since the loss at Western Illinois on January 12th. South Dakota State has done it in both games against Omaha.

Records Watch

• Ericka House crossed the 50 career 3FG mark and thus is eligible for the career 3FG% charts. She enters the chart in 8th place at 35.8%, just behind Jennifer Mitchell who shot 36% from 1998-2002.
• Paige Frauendorfer now has 670 career rebounds, just one behind Sarah Larson for 7th place and should pass her early in the game on Saturday. Larson had 671 rebounds from 1996-2000.
• Jamie Nash became the first Maverick to ever grab 350 steals in a career on Thursday.
• Taijhe Kelly became the 4th Maverick to block 100 shots in a career, she now has 103. Tanya Hammes is 3rd on the list with 124 from 1999-2003.
• Ericka House’s four 3FGs moved her from a tie for 9th most in a season with Lindsey Peterson, who had 49 in 2004-05, into 7th place. She passed Jennifer Mitchell who had 51 in 2000-01. 6th place belongs to Karen Thies who hit 54 in 2004-05.
• Jamie Nash broke her own school record of 166 assists in a season. She now has 168 assists this season.
• Taijhe Kelly was already 5th in school history for blocks in a season but on Thursday she became the 2nd woman in school history to block 60 shots in a season. She’s chasing M. Henke Anderson for 4th most in a season, Anderson had 63 in 1982-83.
• Taijhe Kelly is now averaging 2.40 blocks per game. She moved past M. Henke Anderson’s 1981-82 season (2.39) into 3rd place in school history. 2nd place is Anderson’s 1982-83 season when she blocked 2.42 shots per game.
• Omaha’s team block average jumped from 3.5 per game to 3.56 per game. That moved Omaha from the 8th best season average to the 5th best season average. Omaha passed the 3.54 average in 1984-85 and the 3.52 average in 1986-87.

Career 3-point FG percentage (minimum 50 made)
1. – .434 – Tricia Floyd (155-357) – 1988-92
2. – .409 – Jill Dau (72-176) – 1985-89
3. – .399 – Lindsey Petersen (142-356) – 2000-05
4. – .380 – J.J. Smith (63-166) – 2002-06
5. – .375 – Karen Thies (168-448) – 2004-07
6. – .361 – Ashley Freerksen (69-191) – 2005-07
7. – .360 – Jennifer Mitchell (214-594) – 1998-02
8. – .358 – Ericka House (53-148) – 2012-13
9. – .347 – Sara Peterson (129-372) – 1999-03
10.– .343 – Heather Pohl (169-493) – 2008-12
11.- .341 – Cayla Hargrove (119-349) – 2005-09

Career Free throw percentage (minimum 100 made)
1. – .854 – Cayla Hargrove (275-322) – 2005-09
2. – .804 – Heather Pohl (205-255) – 2008-12
3. – .801 – Lacey Geitzenauer (113-141) – 2005-07
4. – .796 – Amy Loth (214-269) – 1993-97
5. – .792 – Jill Ohm (137-173) – 1995-99
6. – .784 – Darcy Burns (167-213) – 1987-91
7. – .772 – Karen Thies (203-263) – 2004-07
8. – .769 – Paige Frauendorfer (180-234) – 2009-13
9. – .7589 – Jennifer Mitchell (261-344) – 1998-02
10.- .754 – Laura Larson (159-211) – 1986-90
11.- .748 – Laura J. Anderson (436-583) – 1984-88

Career Rebounds
1. – 1148 – Niece Jochims (107 Games) – 1975-79
2. – 1084 – Barb Hart (116 Games) – 1977-81
3. – 1024 – M. Henke Anderson (124 Games) – 1979-83
4. – 938 – Jackie Scholten (107 Games) – 1983-87
5. – 925 – Sandy Skradski (111 Games) – 1989-93
6. – 861 – Laura J. Anderson (107 Games) – 1984-88
7. – 671 – Sarah Larson (237o-434d) – 1996-00
8. – 670 – Paige Frauendorfer (105 games) – 2009-13
9. – 653 – Tanya Hammes (151o-502d) – 1999-03
10.- 616 – Darcy Burns (105 Games) – 1987-91

Career Assists
1. – 538 – Jamie Nash (105 games) – 2009-13
2. – 474 – Jennifer Mitchell (109 games) – 1998-02
3. – 460 – Kriss Edwards (127 games) – 1977-81
4. – 391 – Lisa Rath (111 games) – 1989-93
5. – 375 – Jena Janovy (110 games) – 1984-88
6. – 345 – Alyssa Green (111 games) – 2006-10
7. – 329 – Stacie Kaiser (103 games) – 1993-97
8. – 298 – Rayna Wagley (108 games) – 1984-89
9. – 289 – Karen Thies (87 games) – 2004-07
10.- 278 – Jill Dau (110 games) – 1985-89

Career Assists Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 5.1 – Jamie Nash (538 in 105 Games) – 2009-13
2. – 4.3 – Jennifer Mitchell (109 Games) – 1998-02
3. – 3.9 – Shannon Eggers (54 Games) – 2002-04
4. – 3.6 – Kriss Edwards (127 Games) – 1977-81
5. – 3.5 – Lisa Rath (111 Games) – 1989-93
6. – 3.4 – Jena Janovy (110 Games) – 1984-88
7. – 3.3 – Karen Thies (87 Games) – 2004-07
8. – 3.2 – Stacie Kaiser (103 Games) – 1993-97
9. – 3.1 – Alyssa Green (111 Games) – 2006-10
10.- 2.8 – Rayna Wagley (108 Games) – 1984-89

Career Steals
1. – 350 – Jamie Nash (105 games) – 2009-13
2. – 331 – Kriss Edwards (127 games) – 1977-81
3. – 264 – Stacie Kaiser (103 games) – 1993-97
4. – 243 – Alyssa Green (111 games) – 2006-10
5. – 224 – Linda Schabloske (87 games) – 1991-93,94-96
6. – 222 – Amy Loth (101 games) – 1993-97
– 222 – Vicki Edmonds (93 games) – 1980-84
8. – 204 – Karen Thies (87 games) – 2004-07
9. – 200 – Lisa Rath (111 games) – 1989-93
– 200 – Sandy Skradski (111 games) – 1989-93

Career Steals average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 3.3 – Jamie Nash (350 in 105 games) – 2009-13
2. – 2.6 – Kriss Edwards (127 games) – 1977-81
3. – 2.6 – Linda Schabloske (87 games) – 1991-93,94-96
4. – 2.6 – Stacie Kaiser (103 games) – 1993-97
5. – 2.4 – Vicki Edmonds (93 games) – 1980-84
6. – 2.3 – Karen Thies (87 games) – 2004-07
7. – 2.3 – Michelle Spetman (80 games) – 1993-96
8. – 2.2 – Kim Muma (57 games) – 1990-92
9. – 2.2 – Amy Loth (101 games) – 1993-97
10.- 2.2 – Alyssa Green (111 games) – 2006-10

Career Blocks
1. – 291 – M. Henke Anderson (124 games) – 1979-83
2. – 129 – Laura J. Anderson (107 games) – 1984-88
3. – 124 – Tanya Hammes (91 games) – 1999-03
4. – 103 – Taijhe Kelly (51 games) – 2011-13
5. – 83 – Ashley Nelson (107 games) – 2006-10
– 83 – Carol Wink (59 games) – 1985-88
7. – 75 – Julie Hengemuehler (108 games) – 1981-85
8. – 60 – Kathy Van Diepen (98 games) – 1985-89
9. – 59 – Carlye Jones (112 games) – 2003-07
10.- 57 – Paige Frauendorfer (105 games) – 2009-13

Career Blocks Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 2.3 – M. Henke Anderson (124 Games) – 1979-83
2. – 2.0 – Taijhe Kelly (103 in 51 games) – 2009-13
3. – 1.4 – Carol Wink (59 Games) – 1985-88
4. – 1.4 – Tanya Hammes (91 Games) – 1999-03
5. – 1.2 – Laura J. Anderson (107 Games) – 1984-88
6. – 1.0 – Amanda Brodsack (56 Games) – 2007-09
7. – 0.8 – Kim Muma (57 Games) – 1990-92
8. – 0.8 – Ashley Nelson (107 Games) – 2006-10
9. – 0.7 – Julie Hengemuehler (108 Games) – 1981-85
10.- 0.61 – Kathy Van Diepen (98 Games) – 1985-89
11.- 0.54 – Paige Frauendorfer (57 in 105 games) – 2009-13

Career Games started
1. – 110 – Lindsey Petersen – 2000-05
2. – 108 – Alyssa Green – 2006-10
3. – 107 – Niece Jochims – 1975-79
4. – 104 – Jennifer Mitchell – 1998-02
5. – 99 – Jamie Nash – 2009-13
6. – 94 – Ashley Nelson – 2006-10
7. – 92 – Amy Loth – 1993-97
8. – 91 – Aimee Noel – 1989-92,93-94
9. – 87 – Karen Thies – 2004-07
10.- 83 – J.J. Smith – 2002-06
– 83 – Amy Breen – 1993-97
… – 81 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2009-13

Career Minutes
1. – 3686 – Jennifer Mitchell – 1998-02
2. – 3496 – Jamie Nash – 2009-13
3. – 3352 – M. Henke Anderson – 1979-83
4. – 3260 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2009-13
5. – 3180 – Kriss Edwards – 1977-81
6. – 3129 – Lindsey Petersen – 2000-05
7. – 2999 – Jackie Scholten – 1983-87
8. – 2978 – Laura J. Anderson – 1984-88
9. – 2977 – Alyssa Green – 2006-10
10.- 2974 – Barb Hart – 1977-81

Career Minutes Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 33.8 – Jennifer Mitchell (109 Games) – 1998-02
2. – 33.3 – Jamie Nash (3496 in 105 Games) – 2009-13
3. – 32.4 – Karen Thies (87 Games) – 2004-07
4. – 31.4 – Kim Muma (57 Games) – 1990-92
5. – 31.0 – Paige Frauendorfer (3260 in 105 Games) – 2009-13
6. – 29.5 – Lisa Linthacum (55 Games) – 1981-83
7. – 28.2 – Lindsey Petersen (111 Games) – 2000-05
8. – 28.0 – Jackie Scholten (107 Games) – 1983-87
9. – 27.8 – Laura J. Anderson (107 Games) – 1984-88
10. – 27.6 – Michelle Spetman (80 Games) – 1993-96

Season FG % (minimum 50 made, since 2000-01) 
1. – .563 – Lacey Geitzenauer – 2005-06
2. – .547 – Raina Tasa – 2001-02
3. – .543 – Casse Vaughn (57-105) – 2012-13
4. – .533 – Sara Myers – 2003-04
5. – .521 – Kara Paul – 2002-03
6. – .504 – Tanya Hammes – 2000-01
7. – .500 – Anne Bomstad – 2000-01
8. – .495 – Taijhe Kelly (54-109) – 2012-13
9. – .493 – J.J. Smith – 2004-05
10.- .492 – Cayla Hargrove – 2008-09
11.– .487 – Lacey Geitzenauer – 2006-07
– .487 – Tanya Hammes – 2002-03

Season 3PFG made
1. – 76 – Karen Thies (28 Games) – 2006-07
2. – 73 – Jennifer Mitchell (29 Games) – 2001-02
3. – 62 – Heather Pohl (26 Games) – 2010-11
4. – 60 – Sara Peterson (28 Games) – 2002-03
5. – 56 – Heather Pohl (27 Games) – 2011-12
6. – 54 – Karen Thies (28 Games) – 2004-05
7. – 53 – Ericka House (25 games) – 2012-13
8. – 51 – Jennifer Mitchell (26 Games) – 2000-01
9. – 49 – Lindsey Petersen (28 Games) – 2004-05
10.– 48 – Jennifer Mitchell (27 Games) – 1999-00

Season Assists
1. – 168 – Jamie Nash – 2012-13
2. – 166 – Jamie Nash – 2011-12
3. – 159 – Jennifer Mitchell – 2001-02
4. – 147 – Jena Janovy – 1987-88
5. – 136 – Kriss Edwards – 1979-80
6. – 129 – Niece Jochims – 1978-79
7. – 125 – Shannon Eggers – 2002-03
8. – 124 – Jennifer Mitchell – 2000-01
9. – 122 – Stacie Kaiser – 1996-97
10.- 121 – Toni Kinsey – 2005-06

Season Assists average (minimum 10 games)
1. – 6.7 – Jamie Nash (168 in 25 games) – 2012-13
2. – 6.1 – Jamie Nash (27 Games) – 2011-12
3. – 5.5 – Jennifer Mitchell (29 Games) – 2001-02
4. – 5.4 – Jena Janovy (27 Games) – 1987-88
5. – 4.8 – Jennifer Mitchell (26 Games) – 2000-01
6. – 4.7 – Stacie Kaiser (26 Games) – 1996-97
7. – 4.6 – Jamie Nash (26 Games) – 2010-11
8. – 4.5 – Shannon Eggers (28 Games) – 2002-03
9. – 4.3 – Lisa Rath (28 Games) – 1990-91
10.- 4.2 – Niece Jochims (31 Games) – 1978-79

Season Blocks
1. – 86 – M. Henke Anderson – 1980-81
2. – 75 – M. Henke Anderson – 1979-80
3. – 67 – M. Henke Anderson – 1981-82
4. – 63 – M. Henke Anderson – 1982-83
5. – 60 – Taijhe Kelly – 2012-13
6. – 51 – Tanya Hammes – 2002-03 
7. – 44 – Ashley Nelson – 2009-10
8. – 43 – Taijhe Kelly – 2011-12
9. – 42 – Carol Wink – 1987-88
10.- 40 – Tanya Hammes – 2000-01

Season Blocks average (minimum 10 games)
1. – 2.5 – M. Henke Anderson (34 Games) – 1980-81
2. – 2.42 – M. Henke Anderson (26 Games) – 1982-83
3. – 2.40 – Taijhe Kelly (60 in 25 Games) – 2012-13
4. – 2.39 – M. Henke Anderson (28 Games) – 1981-82
5. – 2.08 – M. Henke Anderson (36 Games) – 1979-80
6. – 1.821 – Tanya Hammes (28 Games) – 2002-03
7. – 1.75 – Carol Wink (24 Games) – 1987-88 
8. – 1.74 – Tanya Hammes (23 Games) – 2000-01
9. – 1.654 – Taijhe Kelly (26 Games) – 2011-12
10.- 1.652 – Laura J. Anderson (23 Games) – 1985-86

Season Steals
1. – 142 – Kriss Edwards – 1980-81
2. – 126 – Kriss Edwards – 1979-80
3. – 110 – Jamie Nash – 2011-12
4. – 101 – Stacie Kaiser – 1996-97
5. – 99 – Darcy Stracke – 1999-00
6. – 86 – Beth Wilkinson – 1997-98
– 86 – Sandy Skradski – 1991-92
8. – 84 – Sara Peterson – 2002-03
9. – 83 – Vicki Edmonds – 1982-83
10.- 81 – Jamie Nash – 2009-10
– 81 – Linda Schabloske – 1992-93
– 81 – Kim Muma – 1991-92
… – 79 – Jamie Nash (25 games) – 2012-13

 

Season Steals average (minimum 10 games)
1. – 4.2 – Kriss Edwards (34 Games) – 1980-81
2. – 4.2 – Vicki Edmonds (13 Games) – 1983-84
3. – 4.1 – Jamie Nash (27 Games) – 2011-12
4. – 3.9 – Stacie Kaiser (26 Games) – 1996-97
5. – 3.71 – Kriss Edwards (34 Games) – 1979-80
6. – 3.67 – Darcy Stracke (27 Games) – 1999-00
7. – 3.31 – Beth Wilkinson (26 Games) – 1997-98
8. – 3.16 – Jamie Nash (79 in 25 Games) – 2012-13
9. – 3.115 – Linda Schabloske (26 Games) – 1992-93
10.- 3.115 – Jamie Nash (26 Games) – 2010-11

Season Minutes
1. – 1137 – Barb Hart – 1978-79
2. – 1120 – Kriss Edwards – 1979-80
3. – 1112 – Barb Hart – 1980-81
4. – 1098 – Kriss Edwards – 1980-81
5. – 1028 – Norene Groff – 1980-81
6. – 1008 – Kim Muma – 1991-92
7. – 1006 – Laura J. Anderson – 1986-87
– 1006 – Niece Jochims – 1978-79
9. – 1000 – Jennifer Mitchell – 1998-99
10.- 992 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2011-12
… – 954 – Jamie Nash – 2012-13
… – 945 – Paige Frauendorfer – 2012-13
… – 896 – Carolyn Blair-Mobley – 2012-13

Season Minutes average
1. – 38.2 – Jamie Nash (954 in 25 Games) – 2012-13
2. – 37.8 – Paige Frauendorfer (945 in 25 Games) – 2012-13
3. – 37.0 – Jennifer Mitchell (27 Games) – 1998-99
4. – 36.7 – Paige Frauendorfer (27 Games) – 2011-12
5. – 36.7 – Barb Hart (31 Games) – 1978-79
6. – 36.0 – Jamie Nash (27 Games) – 2011-12
7. – 35.8 – Carolyn Blair-Mobley (896 in 25 Games) – 2012-13
8. – 34.75 – Kim Muma (29 Games) – 1991-92
9. – 34.7 – Laura J. Anderson (29 Games) – 1986-87
10.- 34.6 – Darcy Stracke (27 Games) – 1999-00
11.- 34.5 – Jennifer Mitchell (26 Games) – 2000-01

Team 3PFGs made
1. – 221 – 2006-07
2. – 184 – 2005-06
3. – 170 – 2001-02
4. – 168 – 2007-08
– 168 – 2004-05
6. – 152 – 2008-09
7. – 146 – 2010-11
– 146 – 2011-12
9. – 140 – 2000-01
10.- 127 – 2009-10
… – 124 – 2012-13

Team 3PFG %
1. – .438 – 1989-90
2. – .423 – 1988-89
3. – .389 – 1987-88
4. – .365 – 2001-02
5. – .363 – 2004-05
6. – .350 – 2003-04
7. – .347 – 2006-07
8. – .338 – 1991-92
9. – .335 – 2011-12
10.- .331 – 2012-13 (124-375)
11.- .328 – 2005-06

Team FT %
1. – .764 – 2005-06
2. – .730 – 2006-07
3. – .730 – 1987-88
4. – .729 – 2010-11
5. – .728 – 1988-89
6. – .724 – 2007-08
7. – .72279 – (352-487) – 2003-04
8. – .72271 – (245-339) – 2012-13
9. – .717 – 1996-97
10. – .706 – 2008-09
11. – .704 – 2000-01

Team Blocks
1. – 121 – 1987-88
2. – 119 – 1979-80
3. – 116 – 2002-03
4. – 106 – 1981-82
5. – 104 – 1980-81
6. – 102 – 1986-87
7. – 99 – 1984-85
– 99 – 1982-83
9. – 92 – 2009-10
10.- 91 – 2001-02
… – 89 – 2012-13

 

Team Blocks average
1. – 4.5 – 1987-88
2. – 4.1 – 2002-03
3. – 3.8 – 1981-82
4. – 3.7 – 1982-83
5. – 3.56 – 2012-13
6. – 3.54 – 1984-85
7. – 3.52 – 1986-87
8. – 3.46 – 2010-11
9. – 3.423 – 1985-86
10.– 3.41 – 2009-10
11.– 3.138 – 2001-02

2012-13 Omaha Men’s Basketball – Game #28 – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – Chicago State

Scoring

• Justin Simmons’ 26 points were tied for the 2nd most by a Maverick this season and was the 3rd time he’s reached that amount.
• It was the 2nd straight game that someone had 26 for Omaha, John Karhoff did it at IUPUI on the 9th.
• Justin Simmons has now scored 23+ points on seven occasions this year.
• Omaha’s 79 points were tied for the 8th most of the year.
• Omaha scored 1.12 points per possession, tied for their 5th best average of the season and second straight game at 1.12 or higher.
• Both Caleb Steffensmeier and Justin Simmons have scored in double figures in 10 Omaha wins over their career. Steffensmeier has done it in exactly 10 games while Simmons has done it in 24 games.
• Omaha had three players in double figures for the first time since the Oakland game on February 2nd.

Rebounding

• This was the 5th time in the last 11 games where no Maverick has had more than six rebounds. Omaha is 3-3 in those games.

Assists

• John Karhoff has an assist in 17 straight games. It is tied for his longest career streak along with the final five games of the 2010-11 season and the first 12 games of the 2011-12 season.
• Omaha had 17 assists, tied for the 5th most of the season and most since the same number at South Dakota on January 24th.
• Omaha assisted on 68% of their made baskets. It was their 2nd best mark of the season and best since assisting on 79.2% at Iowa State on December 9th. They assisted on 65.2% in the first matchup with Chicago State, the 3rd best performance of the season.

Steals

• CJ Carter has now lead Omaha in steals 25 times in his career. Omaha is 7-18 in those games.
• Caleb Steffensmeier has now lead Omaha in steals 15 times in his career. Omaha is 8-5 in those games.

Blocks

• Justin Simmons had two blocks for Omaha, tied for 4th most of the season by a Maverick and the 3rd time he has had two blocks.

Shooting

• After failing to have any player hit 4 or more FTs in 5 straight games, the Mavericks have done it in 13 of the last 16 games.
• Justin Simmons hit three triples for Omaha last night, the 5th time this year he’s hit at least that many. Caleb Steffensmeier hit three for the 2nd time this year.
• Justin Simmons’ 11 FTs were tied for the most by a Maverick this year with John Karhoff’s 11 vs. Benedictine. Simmons’ previous high was seven on two occasions.
• Caleb Steffensmeier’s five FTs were tied for the 10th most this season and was his second time this year with five. The other occasion was the first Chicago State game.
• Omaha’s 10 three pointers was tied for the 4th most of the season and the most since Omaha his 13 at South Dakota on January 24th.
• Omaha’s 47.6% three point shooting was their 6th best of the year and best since shooting 50% vs. Fort Wayne on January 31st.
• Omaha’s 19 FTs were the 3rd most of the season and most since hitting 21 against Benedictine on December 18th.
• Omaha’s 76% FT% was their 9th best performance of the season and best since hitting all seven against Oakland on February 2nd.
• Omaha had an eFG% of 57.7%, their 6th best mark of the season and best since shooting 68.6% against Fort Wayne on January 31st.
• Omaha turned it over on just 18.3% of possessions, their 9th best performance of the season and 3rd straight game in that top nine.
• Omaha has a FT production rating of 36.5, their 2nd best mark of the season and best since 45.1 vs. Northern Illinois in the season opener on November 8th.
• Justin Simmons has hit three of more triples in a game five times now. Omaha is 3-2 in those games.
• Justin Simmons is the first Maverick to hit 10 or more FTs and make 80% of his FTs since Tyler Bullock did so against Missouri Western on 2/9/11.

Miscellaneous

• Omaha has trailed in every game this year and trailed by 10 or more in 19 of the 27 games.
• Omaha has trailed in every game this year and trailed by 10 or more in 19 of the 28 games.
• Omaha allowed 1.02 points per possession, their 6th best of the season and best since giving up just 0.80 at Kansas City on January 26th.
• CJ Carter now has started in 20 Omaha wins in his 54 career games.
• Justin Simmons, John Karhoff, and Alex Welhouse have all started in 10 wins for Omaha this year. Karhoff and Welhouse have done it in 28 games while Simmons has done it in 27 games.
• Omaha’s 11 point lead was their largest since leading by 15 at South Dakota on January 24th. it was their largest lead at home since leading IUPUI by 12 on January 10th.
• Omaha is now 4-1 this year when the game is within five points. Under Derrin Hansen Omaha has never had a better winning percentage than 62.5% in a single season in games within five points.
• Omaha is now 7-3 this year when the game is within ten points. Under Derrin Hansen Omaha has only bested that percentage once, when they went 12-5 in games under ten points in 2009-10.

Records Watch

• John Karhoff is now tied for 10th all-time in starts at 79 with Mike Simons who played from 1996-00.
• This team is now 8th in 3FG% at 36.42%. They passed the 2006-07 and 2001-02 teams.

Career FG Percentage (minimum 300 made)
1. – .578 – Tom Thompson (406-702) – 1985-88
2. – .560 – Ryan Curtis (425-759) – 2001-06
3. – .557 – Phil Cartwright (627-1126) – 1988-92
4. – .530 – Dean Thompson (740-1395) – 1980-84
5. – .5198 – John Karhoff (367-706) – 2010-13
6. – .5196 – Terry Sodawasser (358-689) – 1981-84
7. – .5111 – Jim Gregory (390-763) – 1978-81
8. – .510 – Tim Adamek (395-775) – 1985-89
9. – .507 – John Skokan (399-787) – 1992-96
10.- .503 – Tola Dada (384-763) – 2000-04
11.- .502 – Mark Miller (320-638) – 1985-87

Career 3-point field goals made
1. – 248 – Zac Robinson (119 games) – 2002-04,05-07
2. – 230 – Mike Simons (108 games) – 1996-00
3. – 187 – Mitch Albers (115 games) – 2007-09,10-12
4. – 186 – Dan Morrow (113 games) – 1999-03
5. – 181 – Seth Nelson (115 games) – 1999-03
6. – 169 – Jeff Martin (64 games) – 2008-11
7. – 164 – Andrew Bridger (103 games) – 2006-10
8. – 161 – Michael Jenkins (111 games) – 2005-09
9. – 144 – Alex Welhouse (99 games) – 2009-13
10.- 131 – Troy Kloewer (107 games) – 1993-97

Career 3-point FG percentage (minimum 50 made)
1. – .423 Charles Box (60-142) – 1996-98
2. – .413 Troy Kloewer (119-288) – 1994-97
3. – .410 Seth Nelson (181-441) – 1999-03
4. – .405 Denny Johnston (125-309) – 2004-08
5. – .395 Tyler Albers (60-152) – 2007-09
6. – .39303 Bryan Leach (79-201) – 1986-88
7. – .39301 Mike Conley (90-229) – 1990-94
8. – .392 Alex Welhouse (144-367) – 2008-13
9. – .3881 Thad Mott (78-201) – 1988-92
10.- .3848 Mitch Albers (187-486) – 2007-09,10-12

Career Assists Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 4.94 – Dwayne King (113 games) – 1982-86
2. – 4.91 – Andrew Bridger (103 games) 2006-10
3. – 4.1 – Vernon Manning (99 games) – 1978-82
4. – 4.0 – Derrick Jackson (116 games) – 1976-80
5. – 3.8 – Dean Thompson (117 games) – 1980-84
6. – 3.6 – Calvin Kapels (117 games) – 2002-06
7. – 3.5 – Tyler Bullock (59 games) – 2009-11
8. – 2.9 – Thad Mott (113 games) – 1988-92
9. – 2.8 – Richard Jones (107 games) – 1993-96
10.- 2.7 – CJ Carter (151 in 56 games) – 2011-13
11.- 2.504 – Seth Nelson (115 games) – 1999-03

Career Steals average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 1.69 – Mike Simons (108 games) – 1996-00
2. – 1.65 – Dwayne King (113 games) – 1982-86
3. – 1.63 – Calvin Kapels (117 games) – 2002-06
4. – 1.57 – Vernon Manning (99 games) – 1978-82
5. – 1.53 – Andrew Bridger (103 games) – 2006-10
6. – 1.492 – Tyler Bullock (59 games) – 2009-11
7. – 1.487 – Dean Thompson (117 games) – 1980-84
8. – 1.44 – Seth Nelson (115 games) – 1999-03
9. – 1.20 – Thor Palamore (113 games) – 1987-91
10.- 1.16 – CJ Carter (65 in 56 games) – 2011-13
11.- 1.13 – Corey Hahn (115 games) – 1998-02

Career Blocks Average (minimum 50 games)
1. – 2.4 – Adam Wetzel (63 games) – 2001-03
2. – 1.77 – Frank Cypress (53 games) – 1993-95
3. – 1.75 – John Skokan (106 games) – 1992-96
4. – 1.4 – Levy Jones (59 games) – 2003-05
5. – 1.2 – Phil Cartwright (115 games) – 1988-92
6. – 1.1 – Jerry Bennett (58 games) – 2006-08
7. – 0.9 – Terry Henderson (76 games?) – 1989-92
8. – 0.7 – Terry Sodawasser (82 games) – 1981-85
9. – 0.610 – Matt Hagerbaumer (47 in 77 games) – 2010-13
10.- 0.607 – Bryan Muellner (112 games) – 1985-89

Career Games started
1. – 112 – Calvin Kapels- 2002-06
2. – 98 – John Skokan – 1992-96
3. – 94 – Andrew Bridger – 2006-10
4. – 87 – Michael Jenkins – 2005-09
5. – 85 – Ryan Curtis – 2001-06
6. – 84 – Denny Johnston – 2004-08
7. – 82 – Dan Morrow – 1999-03
– 82 – Phil Cartwright – 1988-92
9. – 80 – Mitch Albers – 2007-09, 10-12
10.- 79 – Mike Simons – 1996-00 
     – 79 – John Karhoff – 2010-13

Team 3PFG %
1. – .414 – 1987-88
2. – .410 – 2008-09
3. – .381 – 1988-89
4. – .379 – 1996-97
5. – .378 – 1997-98
6. – .377 – 2007-08
7. – .370 – 1999-00
8. – .3642 (173-475) – 2012-13
9. – .3638 – 2006-07
10.– .362 – 2001-02
11.– .356 (194-545) – 2009-10

2012-13 Omaha Men’s Basketball – Game #27 – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – IUPUI

While I enjoying tweeting these out as well, figured this might be an easy way to put them all together for easy viewing :). Enjoy!

Scoring

• John Karhoff’s 26 points were tied for the 2nd most by a Maverick this year. He is the 3rd Maverick to score 26 points along with Justin Simmons and CJ Carter.
• Omaha scored 85 points against IUPUI, 5th most this season and most since scoring 86 vs. Fort Wayne on January 31st.
• Omaha scored 1.17 points per possession, their 3rd best of the season and best since scoring 1.25 points per possession at South Dakota on January 24th.
• Three of Omaha’s four most efficient offensive outings have been on the road.
• Omaha scored on 58.9% of their possessions on Saturday. This was their best mark of the season besting scoring on 54.9% of the possessions against Western Illinois on January 12th.
• CJ Carter scored in double figures for the 30th time in his career. Omaha is 13-17 in those games.
• John Karhoff’s 26 points were the 5th time he’s reached 20 points in his career. Omaha is 4-1 in those games, 2-0 this season.
• Saturday was the 5th time John Karhoff has the led the Mavericks in scoring in a win. Omaha is 5-7 in the 12 times he has led the team in scoring.
• Omaha had four players in double figures for the first time since the Fort Wayne game on January 31st.

Rebounding

• Alex Welhouse’s 12 rebounds were a season high for the Mavericks and most since he had 12 at Northern Illinois last year on 12/3/11.
• Justin Simmons had 7 rebounds making this the first time the Mavericks have had 2 players with 7+ rebounds since the Benedictine game on 12/18/12.
• Omaha had 40 rebounds, a season high and the most Omaha has had since they grabbed 42 vs. Nebraska-Kearney last year on 2/15/12.
• Omaha grabbed 33.3% of their available offensive rebounds, the 3rd best percentage of the season and best against D1 opposition.
• Omaha grabbed 83.9% of available defensive rebounds, their 2nd best percentage of the season and best since they grabbed 86.4% at Denver on December 15th.
• Omaha grabbed 60.6% of the rebounds, best of the year and their first time over 55% this season.
• Omaha is now 2-0 this season when Alex Welhouse grabs at least 10 rebounds.

Assists

• John Karhoff has an assist in 16 straight games. His longest career streak is 17 straight games starting with the final five games of the 2010-11 season and running the first 12 games of the 2011-12 season.
• John Karhoff’s five assists were tied for the 5th most this season and is the 5th time he’s had five assists this year. Of the 11 times where a Maverick has had 5+ assists this season, five of them have been by John Karhoff, a team-high.
• Omaha’s 16 assists were the 8th most they’ve had this year and most since they had 17 at South Dakota on January 24th.
• Omaha is 3-2 this season, 3-5 overall when John Karhoff has at least five assists.
• John Karhoff has led the team in assists 10 times this year. Omaha is 5-5 when he leads the team in assists this year and 6-8 in his career.

Steals

• Alex Phillips led the Mavericks in steals for the 5th time. Omaha is 2-3 in those games.

Blocks

• Matt Hagerbaumer has led the Mavericks in blocks 10 times in wins. Omaha is 10-18 in the 28 games where he has leads the team in blocks.

Shooting

• After failing to have any player hit 4 or more FTs in 5 straight games, the Mavericks have done it in 12 of the last 15 games.
• John Karhoff’s 11 FGs are tied for the 2nd most this season and are a career high for Karhoff. It’s the first time a Maverick made at least 11 FGs since Justin Simmons hit 11 against Fort Wayne on January 5th.
• Alex Welhouse has now made 3+ 3FG in five games this year, a team high.
• Omaha’s 33 FGs were tied for the 3rd most of the season and mean that all five of Omaha’s top five FG totals have come against Summit League opposition.
• Omaha shot 53.2% from the field on Saturday, their 5th best percentage of the season and best since shooting 62.7% against Fort Wayne on January 31st.
• Omaha’s 15 FTs vs. IUPUI were tied for the 8th most of the season and msot since hitting 16 vs. Fort Wayne on January 31st.
• Omaha’s 56.5% eFG% was their 9th-best of the season. Seven of Omaha’s top nine games were against Summit League competition.
• Omaha had a FT Production Rate of 24.2, their 10th best of the season and best since a rate of 31.4 against Fort Wayne on January 31st.
• Omaha is now 2-3 this year and 10-12 in his career when Alex Welhouse hits at least three triples.

Miscellaneous

• Omaha has trailed in every game this year and trailed by 10 or more in 19 of the 27 games.
• Omaha had 69 possessions at IUPUI, their 5th lowest total of the season and the lowest they have had since the same amount at Cal State Bakersfield on January 19th.
• Omaha turned it over on just 15.1% of their possessions, the 6th best rate of the season.
• Saturday was Alex Welhouse’s 2nd career double-double. Omaha is 2-0 in those games, both of them this season.
• Omaha’s comeback from down 22 was their largest of the season.
• The wins was Derrin Hansen’s 130th win. He’s now 130-104 in his 234 career games at UNO.

Summit League/National Rankings

• Omaha is 2nd in the Summit League in FG% (46.9%), 3rd in steals (6.74) and 4th in point (70.9).
• Omaha is 32nd nationally in FG% (46.9%), 86th nationally in 3FG% (35.95), and 92nd nationally in scoring (70.9).
• Justin Simmons is 4th in the Summit League in scoring (16.0), 10th in FT% (75.9%), and 8th in steals (1.22).
• John Karhoff is 10th in the Summit League in scoring with 12.5 points per game.
• Alex Welhouse is 9th in the Summit League in 3FG% at 41%.
• CJ Carter is 9th in the Summit League in FT% (76.1%), 8th in assists (2.7), and 10th in steals (1.12).
• Matt Hagerbaumer is 8th in the Summit League in blocks with 0.85 per game.
• Justin Simmons is 128th nationally in scoring with 16.0 per game.

2012-13 Omaha Women’s Basketball – Game #24 – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – IUPUI

Here are some facts for you!

Scoring

• Jamie Nash has scored in all 104 games of her career.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has scored in all 24 of her career games for Omaha.
• Paige Frauendorfer has scored in 35 straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer had 20 points, tied for the 8th most by a Maverick this season. Paige has four of the nine 20+ point performances this year.
• Saturday was Omaha’s fifth loss of the season when Paige Frauendorfer scores in double figures. They are 14-5 overall in the 19 games where she’s reached double figures.
• This was the first time this year in four occasions where Paige Frauendorfer has scored 20+ points that the Mavericks have lost. They are 5-2 in the 7 career times she’s reached 20 points.
• This was the 25th time in her career that Paige Frauendorfer has led the Mavericks in scoring. Omaha is 16-9 in those games.
• This was the first time since the Western Illinois game on January 12th that Omaha has had just one player in double figures. Just like in that game that player had 20 points. In January it was Carolyn Blair-Mobley who had the 20 points.
• Paige Frauendorfer broke the 1,100 point mark. She now has 1,104 points in her 104 game career.

Rebounding

• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has grabbed a rebound in all 24 of her career games for Omaha. Carolyn has at least three rebounds in 15 straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer has grabbed a rebound in 91 straight games.

Assists

• Jamie Nash has picked up an assist in 80 straight games.
• Omaha assisted on 60% of their baskets against IUPUI, the 8th best rate of the season.
• This was the 35th time in Jamie Nash’s career that Omaha has lost a game where she led the team in assists. Omaha is 42-35 in those 77 games.
• Jamie Nash now had 163 assists this year, the 2nd most in a single season in school history. She broke a tie with Jennifer Mitchell who had 159 in 2001-02. Next up is her own school record of 166 from last year.

Steals

• Jamie Nash was held without a steal, ending a streak of 85 straight games with at least one.
• This was the first time in Taijhe Kelly’s career where she has shared the team lead in steals.

Blocks 

• Taijhe Kelly’s 18 combined blocks between the last three games are the most combined ever by a Maverick player in a stretch of three games.
• Taijhe Kelly’s six blocks against IUPUI were her 2nd most of the season.
• Omaha had six blocks overall, tied for 2nd most of the season.
• This was the 15th time in Taijhe Kelly’s career where Omaha has lost when she leads the team in blocks. Omaha is 22-15 in those 37 games.
• Now that Taijhe Kelly has played 50 games for Omaha she is eligible for the career blocks average chart. She enters the chart in 2nd place with an average of 2.0 blocks per game. Only M. Henke Anderson has a higher average at 2.3 blocks per game.
• Taijhe Kelly now had 55 blocks this season, 5th most in a season in school history. She passed Tanya Hammes who had 51 in 2002-03 on Thursday. Up next for her is M. Henke Anderson’s 63 in 1982-83.
• Taijhe Kelly’s 6 blocks were tied for the 4th most in school history. Kelly now has 4 of the top 12 marks in school history, more than any other player.

Shooting 

• Paige Frauendorfer’s six FTs were tied for the 5th most of the season. Paige now has 16 FTs over the last two games, the most by any Maverick over a two-game stretch this season.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s 6-6 FT shooting was the 10th time this year a Maverick has hit at least four FTs and made all of their attempts. Frauendorfer and Carolyn Blair-Mobley have each done it a team-high four times.
• Omaha’s 12 FTs were tied for 8th most of the season. The Mavericks have hit 12 FTs and 12 exactly in three straight games. The last time Omaha had the same number of FTs in three straight games was from 2/5/05 to 2/12/05.
• Omaha went 12-13 from the FT line for 92.3%. That was the 2nd best percentage of the season and best since shooting 95.5% against South Dakota State on January 26th.
• Eight of Omaha’s 10 best FT shooting games have come at the Sapp Fieldhouse.
• Omaha had a FT Production Rating of 25.0, their 4th best mark of the season and best since 40.4 against South Dakota State on January 26th.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s Career FT% is up to 76.5%, 8th best in school history for players who have made 100+ FTs. She passed Jennifer Mitchell who was a 75.9% FT shooter from 1998-2002.
• Omaha’s FT% on the year of 71.9% is now up to 8th best in school history. Next up would be the 2003-04 team who shot 72.3%.

Miscellaneous

• Omaha gave up just 0.71 points per possession, their 7th best mark of the season and best since the same number against North Dakota State on January 24th.
• Omaha had just 62 possession against IUOUI, the 3rd lowest of the season and seven below the number they had at IUPUI.
• This was the 20th start of the year for Taijhe Kelly. The Mavericks re 13-7 in those 20 games.
• Paige Frauendorfer has now started 80 career games. Omaha is 40-40 in those games.
• Omaha’s largest lead was just three points. The last time Omaha led in a game, but never by more than three points, was the South Dakota game on 12/30/12.
• This was the first time since the first game with IUPUI on January 10th that Omaha led a game and did not win it.
• This was the 20th career loss for Chance Lindley. He is now 31-20 in his 51 career games at Omaha.

Summit League/National Ranking

• Omaha is 2nd in the Summit League in FG% (41.1%), in 3FG% (33.5%), in rebounds (35.2), and in blocks (3.5).
• Omaha is 3rd in the Summit League in steals (8.5).
• Omaha is 60th nationally in 3FG% (33.5%), 79th in FT% (71.9%), and 83rd in FG%.
• Paige Frauendorfer is 3rd in the Summit League in scoring (14.4), 8th in FG% (43.3%), 5th in FT% (80%), 1st in rebounds (8.5), and 9th in steals (1.7).
• Ericka House is 2nd in the Summit League in 3FGs with 49.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley is 8th in the Summit League in 3FGs (37), 7th in 3FG% (37%), 10th in FT% (77.3%), and 5th in rebounds (6.8).
• Jamie Nash is 1st in the Summit League in assists (6.8) and steals (3.1).
• Taijhe Kelly is 1st in the Summit League in blocks (2.3).
• Paige Frauendorfer is 178th nationally in scoring (14.4) and 108th nationally in rebounding (8.5)
• Ericka House is 87th nationally with 49 3FGs.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley is 224th nationally with 37 3FGs.
• Jamie Nash is 9th nationally in assists (6.8) and 21st nationally in steals (3.1).
• Taijhe Kelly is 27th nationally in blocks with 2.3 per game.

2012-13 Omaha Women’s Basketball – Game #23 – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – Western Illinois

Here are some facts for you!

Scoring

• Jamie Nash has scored in all 103 games of her career.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has scored in all 23 of her career games for Omaha.
• Paige Frauendorfer has scored in 34 straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s 23 points vs. Western Illinois were tied for the 4th most points by a Maverick. Frauendorfer has scored 23+ points a team high three times this year, all in Summit League games, while her teammates have just two, both against an NAIA school.
• Ericka House has now reached double figures in 11 games this season. Omaha is 11-0 in those games.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s 23 points against Western Illinois was the 6th time in her career she’s scored twenty or more. She and Jamie Nash have now each hit 20 points six times in their career, Omaha is 5-1 in those six games for both players.
• The Western Illinois game was the 10th time this year Omaha has won while Paige Frauendorfer led the team is scoring. Omaha is 10-3 in those 13 games this year.
• Paige Frauendorfer now has 1,084 points to Jamie Nash’s 1,072 points. From all the research I’ve done I believe this is the first time in their careers that Frauendorfer has had more career points.

Rebounding

• Jamie Nash had grabbed a rebound in all 100 games of her career before being held without a rebound against the Mastodons.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has grabbed a rebound in all 23 of her career games for Omaha. Carolyn has at least three rebounds in 14 straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer has grabbed a rebound in 90 straight games.
• Coming into the Fort Wayne game last week Taijhe Kelly had none of the top 12 rebounding games for Omaha this season. Now she has three of the top ten in the last three games. Her 13 rebounds vs. Western Illinois were tied for the 3rd most this season by a Maverick.
• Omaha’s 81.8% defensive rebounding percentage against Western Illinois was their best performance of the season.
• Omaha grabbed 43 rebounds vs. Western Illinois, their 8th highest mark of the season and 2nd highest in a Summit League game (44 against Oakland on January 3rd).
• Thursday’s game was the 5th time in Taijhe Kelly’s career she reached double digits in rebounds. Omaha is 3-2 in those games.
• Against Western Illinois, Omaha won their 5th game out of 8 career games where Taijhe Kelly has led the team in rebounding.
• Paige Frauendorfer moved into 8th place on the all-time career rebounding chart Thursday. Paige now has 655 career rebounds and passed Tanya Hammes who had 653 from 1999-2003.

Assists

• Jamie Nash has picked up an assist in 79 straight games.
• Jamie Nash had eight assists vs. Western Illinois, her highest total in a Summit League game since she had 11 vs. North Dakota State on January 24th.
• Omaha assisted on 15 of their 23 FGs, a 65.2% rate. This was the 4th best percentage of the season and best against a D1 team since they assisted on 71.9% against Louisiana on November 16th.
• Omaha’s 15 assists vs. Western Illinois was their 7th most of the season and most in a Summit League game this season. Omaha last had that many assists vs. a D1 team when they had 18 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff on January 17th.
• Jamie Nash had led Omaha in assists 20 times this season. Omaha is 14-6 in those games.
• Jamie Nash’s eight assists vs. Western Illinois moved her into a tie for 2nd most all-time in a single season at UNO with 159. Jennifer Mitchell also has 159 in 2001-02. Next up for Nash is her own school record of 166 in a season which she set last year.

Steals

• Jamie Nash has had at least one steal in 85 straight games.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley’s four steals vs. Western Illinois was her highest total of the season and tied for the 6th highest by a Maverick this year.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley led Omaha in steals for the 2nd time this year with four against Western Illinois. Omaha is 2-0 in those games.

Blocks

• Taijhe Kelly’s seven blocks against Western Illinois tied the UNO record and were the most by a Maverick women’s player in the Sapp Fieldhouse.
• Taijhe Kelly’s 12 combined blocks between the last two games were the most combined ever by a Maverick player in back-to-back games.
• Taijhe Kelly now has three of the top 11 block performances in Omaha history. Only Mary Henke has as many.
• Omaha had eight blocks against Western Illinois as a team. This was the most blocks this year and most since the team had nine at Southwest Baptist on 2/2/10.
• The eight blocks were tied for the 4th most in school history.
• The eight blocks were also the first time Omaha has had at least five since the Texas-Arlington game on November 30th.
• Thursday was the 15th time in her career that Taijhe Kelly has had three or more blocks. Omaha is 9-6 in those games.
• Taijhe Kelly entered Thursday’s game in 9th place in single season block totals with 42. She was tied for that spot with Carol Wink who had 42 in 1987-88. During Thursday’s game she passed her own mark of 43 last year and Ashley Nelson’s 44 in 2009-10. Kelly’s 49 blocks this year are now the 6th most all-time for a single season. Next up is Tanya Hammes who had 51 in 2002-03 and the only other four seasons with more belong to M. Henke Anderson who had 63+ in four straight years from 1979-83.
• Taijhe Kelly’s current average of 2.13 blocks per game would be the 4th highest average for a season in school history. M. Henke Anderson has the top three but Kelly is currently ahead of the 2.08 Anderson averaged over 36 games in 1979-80.

Shooting

• Paige Frauendorfer’s 10 FTs were tied for the most by a Maverick this season with Carolyn Blair-Mobley who had 10 vs. South Dakota State.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s 10-11 FT shooting performance was the best by a Maverick who missed at least one FT this season.
• Omaha has hit exactly five 3FG in three straight games.
• Omaha went 5-11 (45.5%) from three against Western Illinois. This was the 3rd best percentage of the season. Omaha’s best performance was just last week when they went 5-9 (55.6%) at Fort Wayne.
• Omaha had 12 FTs against Western Illinois, tied for the 8th most of the season. Omaha’s 80% FT shooting was also tied for 8th best of the season.
• Paige Frauendorfer is now up to 75.9% for her career FT%. That mark is good for 9th all-time among Mavericks who have hit at least 100 FTs.
• Taijhe Kelly’s five FGs gave her 53 on the season and qualified her for the single season FG% record. Her 53.5% shooting on the year is the 4th best for a season since 2000-01.
• Ericka House’s two 3FGs moved her from a tie for 10th in single season 3FG with Jill Dau (1987-88) past Jennifer Mitchell (1999-2000) and into a tie for 8th with Lindsey Peterson who had 49 in 2004-05. Jennifer Mitchell’s 51 in 2000-01 is up next in 7th place.

Miscellaneous

• Omaha’s 0.93 points per possession on offense and 0.79 points per possession allowed on defense were both the 9th best rates for Omaha this season.
• Omaha only turned it over on 17.6% of their possessions against Western Illinois. This was their 3rd best rate of the season and best against a D1 team since a rate of 17.2% vs. St. Louis on November 21st.
• Omaha is 7-0 this year when Paige Frauendorfer has a double-double.
• Paige Frauendorfer moved pass Kriss Edwards into 4th place all-time with 3,184 career minutes. Edwards had 3,180 in her career from 1977-1981.

2012-13 Omaha Men’s Basketball – Game #26 – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – Western Illinois

While I enjoying tweeting these out as well, figured this might be an easy way to put them all together for easy viewing :). Enjoy!

Scoring

• Tyler Egli’s 10 points at Western Illinois was the first time this season he’s reached double figures and the 2nd time in his career.
• Tyler Egli shared the lead in scoring for UNO at Western Illinois for the first time in his career.
• Omaha had just two players in double figures at Western Illinois for the first time since the Oakland game on 1/3/13.
• Alex Welhouse was held scoreless at Western Illinois for the first time since 12/18/10 when he didn’t score in six minutes against Lincoln University.

Rebounding

• Matt Hagerbaumer’s seven rebounds against Western Illinois were tied for the 9th most of the season. He’s reached that mark there times this season, all in losses on the road. It was the most he’s had since the game at South Dakota State on December 1st when he had 11.
• Omaha had 33 rebounds vs. Western Illinois, tied for 6th most of the season and most since grabbing 35 at South Dakota on January 24th.
• Omaha grabbed 80.6% of the available defensive rebounds at Western Illinois. It was their 2nd best mark of the season after the 86.4% at Denver on 12/15.

Assists

• John Karhoff has an assist in 15 straight games. His longest career streak was 17 straight games starting with the final five games of the 2010-11 season and running the first 12 games of the 2011-12 season.

Blocks

• Matt Hagerbaumer had two blocks at Western Illinois, tied for the 4th most of the season. Matt has blocked two or more shots on five other occasions this year, a team high. He had three in the previous game vs. Oakland. This is the 2nd time this year he’s followed up three blocks in a game with two in the next game.
• Omaha had four blocks at Western Illinois, tied for the 5th most of the season.
• The game at Western Illinois was the 10th time Matt Hagerbaumer has led the Mavericks in blocks in a loss this season. Omaha is 2-10 this year when he leads the team in blocks and 9-18 in his career.
• Matt Hagerbaumer has moved back into the top 10 in career blocks average at UNO. He has averaged 0.613 blocks per game for his career.

Shooting

• Omaha had 25+ FG in 13 straight games before hitting only 21 at Western Illinois their last streak at least that long was 2/5/11-11/20/11, a stretch of 13 straight games as well.
• After failing to have any player hit 4 or more FTs in 5 straight games, the Mavericks have done it in 11 of the last 14 games.
• Tyler Egli went 2-3 at Western Illinois, tied for the 6th best 3FG% with at least two makes this season. He’s gone 2-3 on two other occasions, January 19th at Cal State Bakersfield and November 29th at North Dakota State.
• Omaha’s 33.3% shooting was their worst in a conference game since they shot 32.8% at Fort Hays State on 12/3/10. It was also the same percentage they shot at Western Illinois last year.

Miscellaneous

• Omaha has trailed in every game this year and trailed by 10 or more in 18 of the 26 games.
• Omaha held Western Illinois to just 1.03 points per possession, the 6th best defensive mark of the season for Omaha and their best defensive mark in a loss.
• Omaha turned it over on just 12.9% of possession at Western Illinois. It was their 3rd best rate of the season and best since a 9.8% rate in their 1st matchup with Western Illinois.
• Justin Simmons made his 25th start for UNO at Western Illinois. Omaha is now 8-17 in those games.
• Thursday’s game was the first time since the Cal State Bakersfield game that Omaha didn’t have the lead at all. It also featured a 33 point deficit, Omaha’s largest since the Denver game on December 15th when they trailed by as much as 40.

2012-13 Omaha Women’s Basketball – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – 1/29/13

Here’s some facts for you!

Scoring

• Jamie Nash has scored in all 100 games of her career.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has scored in all 20 of her career games for Omaha.
• Paige Frauendorfer has scored in 31 straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s 25 points against North Dakota State were the 3rd most by a Maverick this year and most against D1 opposition.
• Paige Frauendorfer has scored 18 or more points a team high five times.
• Omaha’s 83 points at Indiana Dabney was the 2nd most by Omaha this season. The 64 points against South Dakota State were the 8th most of the season and the most by Omaha in a Summit League game so far.
• Omaha scored 1.01 points per possession at Indiana Dabney, the 5th best performance of the season and most since 1.22 against the College of Saint Mary on 12/21.
• Omaha scored on 58.1% of their possessions against Indiana Dabney, the 3rd highest percentage of the season.
• Jamie Nash has scored in double figures 12 times this year. Omaha is 9-3 in those games and 29-21 in her 50 career double-scoring games.
• Paige Frauendorfer has scored in double figures 16 times this year and 54 times in her career. Omaha is 12-4 in those games this year and 34-20 in her career.
• Ericka House has scored in double figures nine times and the Mavericks are 9-0 in those games.
• Paige Frauendorfer has now scored in 20 points five times in her career and twice this year. Omaha is 2-0 in those games this year and 4-1 in her career.
• Omaha is 8-3 in the 11 games this year where Paige Frauendorfer leads the team in scoring. They are 14-8 in the 22 career games she’s led in scoring.
• Omaha had just two players in double figures at Indiana Dabney for the first time since 12/4/12 against Tulsa.
• Paige Frauendorfer passed the 1,000 point mark for her career against North Dakota State. She now has 1,038 points.

Rebounding

• Jamie Nash has grabbed a rebound in all 100 games of her career.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has grabbed a rebound in all 20 of her career games for Omaha. Carolyn has at least three rebounds in 11 straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer has grabbed a rebound in 87 straight games.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley had 10 rebounds vs. North Dakota State. It was the fourth time this year she’s reached double digits but the first time since the Kansas City game on 12/28.
• Omaha had 58 rebounds at Indiana Dabney. It was the most of the season, 8th most all-time, and most since they had 58 at New Orleans on 2/18/12.
• The 42 rebounds vs. North Dakota State was the 8th highest total of the season and most against a D1 opponent since 44 vs. Oakland on 1/3.
• Omaha grabbed 52.1% of the available offensive rebounds vs. Indiana Dabney, their 3rd best percentage of the season.
• Omaha grabbed 78.6% of the available defensive rebounds vs. North Dakota State, their 2nd best percentage of the season and best since 79.5% against Southwest Minnesota State.
• Omaha grabbed 72.0% of the available defensive rebounds vs. South Dakota State, their 10th best percentage of the season.
• Omaha grabbed 63.0% of the available rebounds at Indiana Dabney, their 3rd best percentage of the season.
• Omaha grabbed 56.8% of the available rebounds vs. North Dakota State, their 6th best percentage of the season.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has grabbed double digit rebounds in four games this year. Omaha is 4-0 in those games.
• Jamie Nash has led Omaha in rebounding once this year and 10 times in her career. Omaha is 1-0 in those games this year and 2-8 in her career.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has led Omaha in rebounding seven times. Omaha is 5-2 in those games.
• Paige Frauendorfer recently moved into 8th all-time in rebounds with 629. She passed Darcy Burns and Julie Hengemuehler.

Assists

• Jamie Nash has picked up an assist in 76 straight games. She only had two assists against South Dakota State, ending a streak of 22 straight games with at least three assists.
• Jamie Nash had 10 assists at Indiana Dabney (5th highest total of the year) and 11 assists vs. North Dakota State (tied for 2nd highest total of the year).
• Omaha had a season high 26 assists at Indiana Dabney. The last time they had that many was on 1/9/12 vs. Dallas Christian.
• Omaha assisted on 78.8% of the made baskets at Indiana Dabney, their best A/B% of the season.
• Paige Frauendorfer has now had 5+ assists on two occasions this year and four times in her her career. Omaha is 4-0 in those games.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has had 5+ assists on three occasions. Omaha is 3-0 in those games.
• Jamie Nash has had 10+ assists four times this year and eight times in her career. Omaha is 4-0 in those games this year and 7-1 in her career.
• Omaha is 40-33 in the 73 games in Jamie Nash’s career where she leads the team in assists. They are 12-5 when she leads the team in assists this year.
• Jamie Nash recently passed the 500 assist mark, the first Maverick to reach that plateau.
• Jamie Nash already has 141 assists this year, the 4th highest single season total in Maverick history. She needs just 26 more assists to have the best single season total.

Steals

• Jamie Nash has had at least one steal in 82 straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer has four steals on three occasions this year. She is the only Maverick other than Jamie Nash to grab at least four steals in a game this season.
• Omaha had a season high 13 steals at Indiana Dabney. It was the most steals since 14 vs. College of St. Mary on 12/7/11.
• Omaha has 11 steals against South Dakota State. It was tied for 3rd most of the season and was the most against a D1 team since Omaha had 11 against Oakland on 1/3.
• The South Dakota State game was the first time this year Omaha has lost when either Carolyn Blair Mobley or Paige Frauendorfer has 3+ steals. Omaha was 4-0 this year when Frauendorfer had 3+ steals and 2-0 when Blair-Mobley had 3+ steals.
• Omaha is 12-3 this year when Jamie Nash has 3+ steals and 39-19 in the 58 career games with 3+ steals.
• Omaha is 10-5 in the 15 games this year where Jamie Nash has led the team in steals and are 33-31 in the 64 career times she’s lead the team in steals.
• Omaha is 2-1 this year when Paige Frauendorfer leads the team in steals and 9-11 in the 20 times she’s led the team in steals in her career.

Blocks

• Taijhe Kelly has recorded two or more blocks on 11 occasions this year. The rest of the team has done it just two times.
• Taijhe Kelly’s four blocks against North Dakota State were the 2nd most of the year and most since she had five vs. Saint Louis on 11/21.
• Omaha had four blocks against both Indiana Dabney and North Dakota State. That is tied for 3rd most of the season.
• Taijhe Kelly has now led Omaha in blocks 14 times this year and 33 times in her career. Omaha is 10-4 in those games this year and 20-13 in her career.
• Jamie Nash grabbed her 7th career block on Saturday against South Dakota State. It was the first time she’s shared the team lead in blocks for a game.
• It was Jamie Nash’s first block since 2/5/11 against Emporia State.
• Taijhe Kelly is now alone in 6th place with 79 career blocks. She recently passed Julie Hengemuehler.
• Omaha is averaging 3.15 blocks per game, 10th best single season average in school history.

Shooting

• Paige Frauendorfer had 10 FGs against North Dakota State. It was the most she’s had this year and the 2nd most by a Maverick (Casse Vaughn with 12 vs. College of Saint Mary).
• Of the 13 times this year where a Maverick hit at least 7 FGs, Paige Frauendorfer has eight of them.
• Paige Frauendorfer went 10-16 from the field vs. North Dakota State. It was the eight best shooting percentage for a Maverick who made at least five shots this season. It was the bets by any Mavericks since Frauendorfer went 9-14 vs. Fort Wayne on 1/5.
• Ericka House hit three 3FGs against North Dakota State. It was the seventh time this year she’s hit at least three but the first time since she hit seven at Kansas City on 12/28.
• Ericka House went 3-5 from the FT line against North Dakota State. It was tied for the 4th best 3FG% of the season with a minimum of two made. The last time an Omaha player shot that well was when Carolyn Blair-Mobley hit three of five at Kansas City on 12/28.
• Jamie Nash and Ericka House both went 2-4 from three on Saturday vs. South Dakota State. It was the 10th and 11th time this year a Maverick has hit two or more threes and shot 50% or better.
• Five different Mavericks (Carly Cator, Casse Vaughn, Carolyn Blair-Mobley, Jamie Nash, and Paige Frauendorfer) have hit five FTs this year, but only Carolyn Blair-Mobley has hit more than five (on four occasions).
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley had a season high 10 FTs vs. South Dakota State.
• Nine times this year a Maverick has hit at least four FTs and gone perfect from the line. Four of those nine were in the last three games. Carly Cator went 5-5 at Indiana Dabney, Paige Frauendorfer went 4-4 vs. North Dakota State, Paige Frauendorfer went 4-4 vs. South Dakota State, and Carolyn-Blair Mobley went 10-10 vs. South Dakota State.
• Omaha had 33 FGs at Indiana Dabney, the 3nd most they’ve had this year.
• Omaha had 25 FGs against North Dakota State, the 7th most of the season and most against a D1 team since they had 28 at Arkansas-Pine Bluff on 12/17.
• Omaha shot 48.1% against North Dakota State, their 5th best percentage of the year and best against a D1 opponent since shooting 53.8% at Arkansas-Pine Bluff on 12/17.
• Omaha hasn’t hit more than five threes in a game since the Kansas City game on 12/28.
• Omaha went 4-9 from three (44.4%) against North Dakota State, their 2nd best percentage of the year and best since shooting 47.4% against Louisiana on 11/16.
• Omaha went 5-13 (38.5%) from three against South Dakota State, their 6th best percentage of the year.
• Omaha hit 14 FTs against Indiana Dabney, tied for the 4th most of the season.
• Omaha hit 21 FTs against South Dakota State, the most of the season and most since hitting 22 against Washburn on 1/22/11.
• Omaha’s 7-8 FT shooting (87.5%) against North Dakota State was their 4th best FT shooting night of the year.
• Omaha’s 21-22 FT shooting (95.5%) is their best performance of the year and best performance while hitting 20+ FTs since 2000-01. Don’t know if they ever have performed better than that prior to that date.
• Omaha had an eFG% of 51.9% against North Dakota State, their 6th best 3FG% of the season.
• Omaha had a FT Production rating of 40.4 against South Dakota State, their 2nd best rating of the season.
• Omaha is 7-0 when Ericka House hits at least 3 3FGs.
• Omaha shot greater than 95% from the FT line with at least 10 made for the first time since 12/3/10 at Fort Hays State
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley’s 10 FTs was the first time a Maverick hit at least 10 since Jamie Nash at Southwest Baptist on 2/19/11.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley was the first Maverick to hit 10 FTs and shoot 80% or better since Jamie Nash at Southwest Baptist on 2/19/11, to shoot 90% or better since Heather Pohl vs. Missouri Southern on 1/15/11 and to shoot 100% since Sara Peterson at Minnesota State-Mankato on 1/16/03.
• Paige Frauendorfer recently passed the 400 FG mark for her career. Paige now has 422 FGs in her career.
• Omaha is now shooting 72.4% on FTs for the season. This would be the 6th highest single season percentage in school history.

Miscellaneous

• Paige Frauendorfer had an efficiency rating of 27 vs. North Dakota State, her highest of the season and the 4th highest by a Maverick this year.
• Omaha allowed 0.47 points per possession to Indiana Dabney, their best performance of the season.
• Omaha allowed 0.71 points per possession to North Dakota State, their 7th best performance of the season.
• Omaha had 82 possessions against Indiana Dabney. This was the highest total of the season and 9.3% higher than the previous high of 75 vs. College of Saint Mary.
• Omaha also had 75 possessions against South Dakota State, the most against a D1 team this season and 5.6% higher than the previous high of 71 in three games.
• Omaha turned it over on just 17.1% of possessions against Indiana Dabney, their best turnover rate of the season.
• Omaha is 11-5 in Taijhe Kelly’s 16 starts this year and 12-6 in her 18 career starts.
• Omaha is 38-38 in Paige Frauendorfer’s 76 career starts.
• Omaha is 3-0 this year when Jamie Nash has a double-double and 7-2 in the 9 career games where she has one.
• Omaha’s 44 point lead vs. Indiana Dabney was their largest lead of the season surpassing 37 vs. Texas-Arlington.
• Omaha’s 19 point deficit vs. South Dakota State was their largest deficit at home of the season.
• With the win on Thursday, Chance Lindley passed Dee Grindle for 4th all-time career wins at Omaha.
• Omaha is 5-4 this year and 11-10 in Coach Lindley’s time at Omaha when the game is within 10 points.
• Jamie Nash and Paige Frauendorfer each played their 100th career game on Saturday.
• Jamie Nash starter her 94th game on Saturday moving her into a tie for 5th all-time with Ashley Nelson.
• Paige Frauendorfer has moved into 6th place in school history in minutes. She has now played 3064 minutes in her career.

Maverick Summit League/National Ranks

• Omaha is 1st in the Summit League in FG% (41.8%), 2nd in rebounds (35.2), 3rd in 3FG% (33.2%), 3rd in assists (13.8), and 3rd in steals (8.8).
• Omaha is 60th nationally in 3FG% (33.2%), 61st in FG% (41.8%), 68th in FT% (72.4%), 97th in assists (13.8), 136th in rebounds (35.2), and 148th in scoring (63.3).
• Paige Frauendorfer is 5th in the Summit League in scoring (14.0), 8th in FG% (44.3%), 1st in rebounds (8.5), 10th in steals (1.8).
• Ericka House is 1st in the Summit League in 3FG (43).
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley is 7th in the Summit League in 3FG (31), 9th in 3FG% (36.5%), 5th in FT% (81.8%), and 5th in rebounds (7.2).
• Jamie Nash is 1st in the Summit League in assists (7.0) and 1st in the Summit League in steals (3.4).
• Taijhe Kelly is 2nd in the Summit League in blocks (1.8).
• Paige Frauendorfer is 220th nationally in scoring (14.0) and 114th nationally in rebounds (8.5).
• Ericka House is 69th nationally in 3FG (43).
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley is 212th nationally in 3FG (31) and 231st nationally in rebounds (7.2).
• Jamie Nash is 8th nationally in assists (7.0) and 15th nationally in steals (3.4).
• Taijhe Kelly is 53rd nationally in blocks (1.8).

2012-13 Omaha Men’s Basketball – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – 1/28/13

While I enjoying tweeting these out as well, figured this might be an easy way to put them all together for easy viewing :). Enjoy!

Scoring

• Marcus Tyus now has the 8th most points for a freshman at Omaha since 2000-01. He has 142 points and recently passed Chris DeSpain (129 points in 2002-03) and Calvin Kapels (141 points in 2002-03).
• Justin Simmons has scored 20 or more points in six games this year. His teammates have gone for 20+ on three occasions combined (CJ Carter, Marcus Tyus, John Karhoff each once).
• Five of Justin Simmons’ six 20+ point games have come in the Summit League and four of those were on the road.
• Omaha’s 95 points at South Dakota were a season high while the 79 at Cal State Bakersfield were the 5th highest of the season. The combined 174 points were the highest total from consecutive games of the season.
• Omaha’s offensive rating of 125 at South Dakota was their highest of the year. Their 114 at Cal State Bakersfield was the 3rd highest of the year. Seven of Omaha’s best ten games have come in the last month.
• Omaha scored on 54.1% of their possession at South Dakota (2nd best of the season) and 52.9% of their possessions (5th best of the season).
  Omaha has scored on 50% or more of their possessions on nine occasions this year. Six of those nine were in a row starting with the Oakland game on 1/3/13 and ending with the South Dakota game on 1/24/13.
• John Karhoff has now scored in double figures 15 times this year and 43 times in his career. Omaha is 5-10 in those games this season, 20-23 in his career.
• Alex Phillips has now scored in double figures 10 times this season. Omaha is 2-8 in those games.
• CJ Carter has scored in double figures 11 times this season and 28 times in his career. The Mavericks are 6-5 this year when he reaches double figures and 12-16 in his career.
• Caleb Steffensmeier has scored in double figures just twice this year and nine times in his career. Omaha is undefeated when Steffensmeier reaches double figures.
• Omaha is 4-2 in the six games this season where Justin Simmons scores at least twenty points.
• Justin Simmons has now led Omaha in scoring 13 times, more than any other current Maverick has in their career. Omaha is 4-9 in those games.
• Omaha’s 95 points at South Dakota was their first time reaching that mark since 2/1/12 vs. Peru State.
• Omaha had five players reach double figures at Cal State Bakersfield, their first time with at least five since 1/8/12 at Johnson & Wales. Omaha then followed that up by doing it again at South Dakota.
• Omaha had three players in double figures against Kansas City, the first time since 1/5/13 at Fort Wayne.
• Justin Simmons’ 26 points at South Dakota made him the first Maverick since CJ Carter vs. Kansas City on 12/31 to score at least 25 points.
• Omaha scored 70+ in 10 straight games ending with the game at South Dakota. It was their longest streak of 70+ since 13 straight from 2/5/11 to 11/20/11.

Rebounding

• Alex Welhouse had nine rebounds at South Dakota, the 4th highest total by a Maverick this season.
• John Karhoff had eight rebounds at Cal State Bakersfield, the 5th highest total of the season.
• Omaha had 35 rebounds at South Dakota, their 3rd highest total of the season and highest against a D1 opponent.
• Omaha grabbed 77.8% of the available defensive rebounds against South Dakota. This was their 2nd best Def Reb% of the season.
• Alex Welhouse has now led Omaha in rebounding 10 times this year. Omaha is 2-8 when he leads in rebounding this year and 10-23 in his 33 career games leading the team.
• John Karhoff improved upon his previous rebounding total in five straight games: 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8. That streak ended with the Cal State Bakersfield game.

Assists

• Omaha had 17 assists at South Dakota (5th highest total of the season) and had 15 at Cal State Bakersfield (8th highest total of the season).
• Justin Simmons has led Omaha in assists five times this year. Omaha is 2-3 in those five games.
• John Karhoff has an assist in 12 straight games. His longest career streak was 17 straight games starting with the final five games of the 2010-11 season and running the first 12 games of the 2011-12 season.
• CJ Carter has now played 51 games and ranks 10th all-time in assist average for players with 50+ games with 2.6.

Steals

• John Karhoff and Justin Simmons each had three steals at Kansas City, the 9th and 10th times this year an Omaha player has had at least that many. It was the first time a Maverick had at least three steals since 1/5/13 @ Fort Wayne.
• Justin Simmons also had three steals against Kansas City in Omaha. He has 3+ steals a team high five times this year.
• Omaha has had 8+ steals in 11 games this year including five of the last six games.
• Omaha had 12 steals at Kansas City, a season high and the 6th time this year Omaha has had 10+ steals, all against D1 opposition.
• Justin Simmons now has five games with 3+ steals in his career. He and CJ Carter have the most career games with 3+ on the team. Omaha is 3-2 in those games where Simmons has 3+ steals.
• CJ Carter has led Omaha in steals a team high 10 times this season and a team high 22 times in his career. Omaha is 2-8 this year and 5-17 overall when he leads the team in steals.
• John Karhoff has now led Omaha in steals five times this year and 17 times in his career. Omaha is 2-3 this year and 7-10 overall when he leads the team in steals.
• Omaha has had 10+ steals on six occasions this year. They reached double digits only five times in the previous two years combined. They had eight games of 10+ steals in 2009-10.
• CJ Carter is now 10th all-time in steals average for Mavericks who have played 50+ games. Carter has averaged 1.14 steals per game.

Blocks

• Caleb Steffensmeier had two blocks at South Dakota, becoming the sixth Maverick to have at least two blocks in a game this year.
• Omaha’s four blocks at South Dakota were the 4th highest total of the season and the most since six at Fort Wayne on 1/5.

Shooting

• Justin Simmons had 10 FGs vs. South Dakota and 9 FGs vs. Kansas City. He now has 8+ FGs eight times this year, the rest of the team has done it five times combined.
• Justin Simmons’ 19 FGs in the last two games is his highest two game total of the year. He also had 19 FGs between the Oakland and Fort Wayne games.
• John Karhoff’s 7-8 shooting at South Dakota was the 2nd highest shooting % of the year with a minimum of five FGs made. It was the 4th time this year Karhoff has shot at least 75% while taking eight or more shots.
• Caleb Steffensmeier’s 5-7 shooting at South Dakota was the 9th highest by a Maverick this year while taking at least five FGs. Caleb is the 5th Maverick to shoot at least 71.4% while taking five or more shots this year.
• Justin Simmons hit five 3 FGs at South Dakota, the 2nd time he’s done that this year and a team high for the season.
• Alex Welhouse had four 3FGs at South Dakota, his highest total of the season and his team high 4th time hitting at least three.
• Omaha had three players hit at least three 3FGs at South Dakota after having no 3+ 3FG performances in the last four games before that.
• Caleb Steffensmeier went 3-4 on 3FG at South Dakota. That was the highest 3FG% with at least two made by a Maverick since Alex Phillips went 3-4 at Iowa State on 12/9.
• John Karhoff had six FTs at Kanas City for his team high 4th time with at least five this season. CJ Carter had five at South Dakota and is 2nd on the team with three times this season with at least five.
• CJ Carter went 5-5 from the FT line at South Dakota, the most makes without a miss in a game by a Maverick since John Karhoff had six against IUPUI on 1/10/13.
• Omaha hit 30 FGs at Cal State Bakersfield, the 5th most of the season. They hit 36 at South Dakota, the most of the season topping the previous high of 33 FGs vs. IUPUI
• It was the highest combined two game total (66) since 70 against Peru State and Avila on 2/2/12 and 2/5/12.
• Omaha’s FG shooting in each of the last three games ranked in the top ten for the season. Kansas City (48.1%) was 10th, Cal State Bakersfield (50.8%) was 5th, South Dakota (56.3%) was 2nd.
• Omaha hit a season high 13 3FGs at South Dakota. It was the most threes for the Mavericks since they hit 13 against Missouri Southern in the MIAA Tournament on 3/5/11.
• The 13 3FGs Omaha hit at South Dakota were the most they have hit in a road game since they hit 13 at Morningside on 2/2/2002.
• Omaha shot 50% from three at South Dakota, their 2nd best 3FG% of the season. Their 40% shooting at Cal State Bakersfield was the 7th best 3FG% of the season.
• Eight of Omaha’s ten best 3FG% games have come on the road.
• Omaha was in the top ten in FT% for the season in each of their last three games. Omaha hit 84.6% (2nd place) at Cal State Bakersfield, 76.9% (5th place) at South Dakota, and 73.7% (9th place) at Kansas City.
• Omaha had a FT Production Rate of 26.9 at Kansas City, their 6th best of the season.
• Omaha won for the first time this season when Alex Welhouse hits at least three 3FG. They were 0-3 before the game at South Dakota. They are 9-12 in his 21 career games with at least three 3FGs.
• Omaha’s 36 FGs at South Dakota was their first time with at least 35 since 2/1/12 vs. Peru State.
• The game at South Dakota was the first time Omaha’s shot at least 50% from three since the Oakland game on 1/3.
• The last time Omaha had 25+ FG in 11 straight games (current streak) was 2/5/11-11/20/11, a stretch of 13 straight games.
• Omaha had a stretch of 9 straight games with 28+ FG, the final game being the game at South Dakota. It was the longest stretch of games with 28+ FGs in the records I can access, dating back to 2000-01.
• After failing to have any player hit 4 or more FTs in 5 straight games, the Mavericks have done it in 9 of the last 11 games.
• Alex Welhouse now has 137 3FGs in his career. He’s alone in 9th place after passing Troy Kloewer and would need another 24 in the next eight games to catch Michael Jenkins for 8th place.
• Alex Welhouse is now shooting 39% from three for his career. He’s up to eight all time for Mavericks who have hit 50 3FG, passing Thad Mott.
• Omaha has only hit more than 13 3FGs, what they hit against South Dakota on three occasions according to the records I have access to.

Miscellaneous

• Caleb Steffensmeier achieved a positionally adjusted win score of 4.840 at South Dakota. This was the highest PAWS of the year by a Maverick playing at least eight minutes. The previous high was 4.743 by Alex Phillips vs. Bethune-Cookman on 11/23.
• Omaha’s 80 defensive rating at Kansas City was their best of the year and best by far on the road (previous best on road was 109 at South Dakota State, 7th best overall).
• Omaha’s turnover rate at Cal State Bakersfield was 15.9%, their 5th best of the season. They had a turnover rate at 13.1% at South Dakota, their 3rd best rate of the season.
• Omaha is now 7-15 in Justin Simmons’ 22 starts.
• Omaha trailed by no more than 1 at South Dakota. It was the 2nd time this year Omaha has trailed by no more than 1, but they have still trailed in every game.
• Omaha’s high of an eight point lead at Kansas City was their smallest "largest lead" in a win since leading Benedictine by no more than seven on 12/18.
• Omaha is now 3-1 this year in games within five points and 4-3 in games within ten points.
• Omaha has trailed in every game this year and trailed by 10 or more in 16 of the 23 games.

Maverick Summit League/National Ranks

• Omaha is in the top four of the Summit League in three categories: They are 4th in scoring (70.1), 3rd in FG% (46.4%) and 3rd in steals (7.13).
• Omaha is in the top 150 nationally in four categories. 149th in steals (7.13), 111th in scoring (70.1), 85th in 3 FG% (36.0%) and 41st in FG% (46.4%).
• Justin Simmons is 5th in the Summit League in scoring with 15.5 points and 8th in steals with 1.39.
• CJ Carter is 10th in the Summit League in FT% at 74.5% and 10th in assists with 2.5 per game.
• Matt Hagerbaumer is 9th in the Summit League with 0.74 blocks per game.
• Justin Simmons is 161st nationally with 15.5 points per game.

2012-13 Omaha Women’s Basketball – Game 17 Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – Chicago State

The 2012-13 UNO Women’s Basketball Statistics! page has been updated as has UNO Women’s Basketball Records (Single-Game, Season, Career)

Here’s some facts for you!

Scoring

• Carly Cator has scored in six straight games, the longest streak since she scored in eight straight from 1/5/11-2/9/11.
• Jamie Nash has scored in all 97 games of her career.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has scored in all 17 of her career games for Omaha.
• Paige Frauendorfer has scored in 28 straight games.
• Of Omaha’s 11 double digit rebounding performances this year, seven are by Paige Frauendorfer.
• Omaha’s 62 points were the 8th most they’ve scored this year and the most since they scored 92 against College of Saint Mary (12/21).
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has scored in double figures 10 times this year, 2nd most on the team, and the team is 8-2 in those games.
• Omaha is 8-0 this year when Ericka House scores in double figures.
• Paige Frauendorfer has led Omaha in scoring 20 times in her career. Omaha is 12-8 in those games including 6-3 this year.
• This was the first game since the Texas-Arlington game (11/30) where Omaha had four players reach double-figures.
• Jamie Nash reached and surpassed the 1,000 point mark on Thursday. She now has 1,003 career points.

Rebounding

• Jamie Nash has grabbed a rebound in all 97 games of her career.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has grabbed a rebound in all 17 of her career games for Omaha. Carolyn has at least three rebounds in eight straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer has grabbed a rebound in 84 straight games.
• Omaha’s 38 rebounds were their 8th most of the season and most since 44 vs. Oakland on 1/3.
• Omaha’s 47.8% offensive rebounding % was their 4th highest of the season and best since grabbing 58.3% against College of Saint Mary on 12/21.
• Omaha’s 75% defensive rebounding % was the 6th best of the season and best since the Oakland game (1/3) when they grabbed 77.1% of the available defensive rebounds.
• Omaha grabbed 63.3% of the available rebounds against Chicago State, their 2nd best % of the season and best since 66.2% against College of Saint Mary (12/21).
• Omaha is 7-0 this year when Paige Frauendorfer grabs double-digit rebounds and 15-5 in the 20 times she has done it in her career.
• Thursday was the 10th time this season Paige Frauendorfer has led Omaha in rebounds. The Mavericks are 7-3 in those games and 19-13 in the 32 career games she has led them in rebounding.

Assists

• Jamie Nash has picked up an assist in 73 straight games. She has had three or more assists in 20 straight games.
• Jamie Nash has filed to have at least four assists in two straight games for the first time since 12/18/11 at Loyola Chicago and 12/20/11 at Western Illinois.
• Omaha assisted on 58.3% of their made baskets, their 6th best % of the season and best since 60.9% against Fort Wayne (1/5).
• Omaha is 2-0 when Carolyn Blair-Mobley has at least five assists.
• This was the first time in her Maverick career that Carolyn Blair-Mobley had led the team in assists.
• Omaha is now 2-0 in the two games this year where Jamie Nash has not led the team in assists. Carly Cator and Carolyn Blair-Mobley are the other two to lead the team in assists.

Steals

• Jamie Nash has had at least one steal in 79 straight games. Jamie has multiple steals in eight straight games.
• Jamie Nash’s 61 steals are more than her next three teammates combined (Frauendorfer 25, Blair-Mobley 20, and House 13).
• Jamie Nash now has 11 of the 12 performances this year where a Maverick had four or more steals.
• Omaha’s nine steals were their 7th most of the season and most since the Fort Wayne game (1/5).
• Omaha is 36-19 in the 55 career games where Jamie Nash has at least three steals.
• Jamie Nash’s 4 steals moved her into 1st-place all-time with 332 career steals. She passed Kriss Edwards who had 331 steals from 1977-81.

Blocks

• Taijhe Kelly has two or more blocks in nine games this year. The rest of the team has two or more blocks just twice combined.
• With two blocks on Thursday Taijhe Kelly upped her season average to 1.77, 6th best for Omaha all-time. Kelly moved past Carol Wink who averaged 1.75 in 1987-88.

Shooting

• Carolyn Blair-Mobley’s 4 FTs was the 14th time this year a Maverick has had 4 or more FTs.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley’s 4-4 FT shooting was the 5th time this year a Maverick has been perfect from the line while making at least four.
• Omaha’s 24 FGs were their 7th most of the season and most since the Oakland game on 1.
• Omaha’s 47.1% FG% was their 5th highest of the season and best since shooting 50% against College of Saint Mary (12/21).
• Omaha’s 10 FTs were their 6th most of the season and most since they had 10 vs. Fort Wayne on 1/5.
• Omaha went 10-11 (90.9%) from the FT line on Thursday. That was their best FT% of the season and best with more than 5 FTs since going 11-11 vs. Fort Hays State on 12/3/10.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley is now 10th all-time in 3FG% for a season with a minimum of 30 3FGs made.

Miscellaneous

• The team with the largest lead at any point of the game is 16-1 in Omaha’s games this season.
• Omaha’s 0.69 points allowed per possession was their best mark since the Oakland game (1.3) and their 5th best of the season.
• Omaha’s 19.6 FT production rating was their 6th best of the season and best since South Dakota (24.6) on 12/30.
• Thursday was Taijhe Kelly’s 15th career start. Omaha is 10-5 in those games including 9-4 this year.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds was the 6th she’s had this season. Omaha is 6-0 in those games this year and 13-5 in her 18 career games with double-doubles.
• Thursday was the first time since the Southwest Minnesota State game that the Mavericks didn’t trail in.
• This was also the largest lead in a road game this season. The previous high lead on the road this year was 19 at Kansas City on 12/28.
• The win was Chance Lindley’s 27th career win. He’s now 27-17 in his career and has the 5th most wins in school history, breaking a tie with Paula Buscher who had 26 from 1998-2000.
• Jamie Nash made her 91st career start on Thursday. She’s now tied with Aimee Noel (1989-91, 93-94) for 7th most all-time.
• Jamie Nash has now played 3,190 minutes in her Omaha career, 3rd most all-time. She passed Kriss Edwards who had 3180 minutes from 1977-81 on Thursday.
• Paige Frauendorfer passed Sandy Skradski (1989-93) for 10th most minutes all-time on Thursday. She now has played 2954 minutes.

2012-13 Omaha Women’s Basketball – Game 16 Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – Western Illinois

The 2012-13 UNO Women’s Basketball Statistics! page has been updated as has UNO Women’s Basketball Records (Single-Game, Season, Career)

Here’s some facts for you!

Scoring

• Carly Cator has scored in five straight games, the longest streak since she scored in eight straight from 1/5/11-2/9/11.
• Jamie Nash has been held under double figures in three straight games for the first time since three games from 11/27/11-12/3/11.
• The 15 points Jamie Nash has in the last three games is her lowest three game total since she scored 11 points from 1/2/10-1/9/10, her freshman season.
• Jamie Nash has scored in all 96 games of her career.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has scored in all 16 of her career games for Omaha.
• Paige Frauendorfer has scored in 27 straight games.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley scored 20 points on Saturday, her team high 4th time scoring 19 or more points. Blair-Mobley has as many performances with 19 or more as the rest of her teammates do combined.
• For the 2nd straight game Omaha had only one player in double figures.

Rebounding

• Carly Cator was held without a rebound for the first time this year.
• Jamie Nash has grabbed a rebound in all 96 games of her career.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley has grabbed a rebound in all 16 of her career games for Omaha. Carolyn has at least three rebounds in seven straight games.
• Paige Frauendorfer has grabbed a rebound in 83 straight games.

Assists

• Jamie Nash has picked up an assist in 72 straight games. She has had three or more assists in 19 straight games.
• Jamie Nash had just three assists on Saturday, her lowest total of the season and lowest total since she had 2 at South Dakota last year.

Steals

• Jamie Nash has had at least one steal in 78 straight games. Jamie has multiple steals in seven straight games.
• Jamie Nash’s 57 steals are more than her next three teammates combined (Frauendorfer 24, Blair-Mobley 18, and House 12).

Blocks

• Taijhe Kelly has two or more blocks in eight games this year. The rest of the team has two or more blocks just twice combined.
• Saturday was the 30th time Taijhe Kelly has led Omaha in blocks. the Mavericks are 17-13 in those games.
• Paige Frauendorfer recorded her 56th career block on Saturday. She is now tied for 10th in school history with Amanda Brodsack (2007-09).
• Taijhe Kelly is now averaging 1.75 blocks per game this season. That is the 6th best average in school history, tied with Carol Wink who had 42 blocks in 24 games in 1987-88

Shooting

• Carolyn Blair-Mobley’s three 3FG were tied for the 3rd most this year. Blair-Mobley has hit three 3FG five times this year, but never more.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley’s 7 FTs were the 2nd most this year behind her 9 in the College of St. Mary game. Blair-Mobley is the only Maverick to hit more than 5 FTs in a game, she’s done it three times.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley’s 7-8 FT shooting was the highest by a Maverick this year who didn’t hit all their shots.
• Omaha shot only 36% from 3FG, yet that was their 7th highest 3FG% of the year and their best since the Kansas City game on 12/28.
• Omaha went 7-8 from the FT line, the 88% being their 2nd best FT% of the season.

Miscellaneous

• Omaha has trailed by at least 12 in all 5 games they lost. They have not trailed by more than 11 in any of their wins.
• The team with the largest lead at any point of the game is 15-1 in Omaha’s games this season.
• Jamie Nash has now made 90 career starts. Omaha is 44-46 in those games.
• Western Illinois’ 29 point lead late in the game was the largest deficit Omaha has faced this year. The previous high was 15 against Saint Louis.
• For the first time since the Saint Louis game Omaha didn’t lead the game at all.
• Jamie Nash moved into 4th in school history in minutes on Saturday. She passed Lindsey Petersen (2000-05) and now has 3150 minutes.

Maverick Summit League/National Ranks

• Omaha leads the Summit in FG shooting (41.4%) and is 2nd in 3FG shooting (34.1%).
• Omaha is 47th in the nation in 3FG% (34.1%), 75th in FG% (41.4%), and 123rd in assists (13.6).
• Paige Frauendorfer is 2nd in the Summit in rebounding (8.6), is 8th in FG% (43.1%), and is 9th in scoring (13.1).
• Casse Vaughn leads the Summit in FG% at 57.1%. Ericka House is 2nd in 3FG with 35. Taijhe Kelly is 2nd in blocks with 1.8 per game.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley is 5th in rebounding (6.9), is 6th in 3FG% (41.4%), is 6th in 3FG (29), is 9th in FG% (42.8%), and 10th in scoring (12.4).
• Jamie Nash leads the Summit in assists with 7.2 per game and steals with 3.6 per game.
• Paige Frauendorfer is 100th nationally in rebounding with 8.6 per game.
• Taijhe Kelly is 53rd nationally in blocks with 1.8 per game.
• Jamie Nash is 6th nationally in assists with 7.2 per game and 11th nationally with 3.6 steals per game.

2012-13 Omaha Men’s Basketball – Game 20 Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – Western Illinois

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Scoring

• Omaha has now had a player score 18+ points in 6 straight games.
• Omaha has now scored 70+ in 8 straight games, their longest streak since 13 straight from 2/5/11 to 11/20/11.
• Justin Simmons has scored 18+ six times, as many as the rest of the Mavericks have combined.
• Omaha’s Floor% (% of possessions scored on) was a season high 54.3% and their best % so far against a D1 team.
• John Karhoff has now scored in double figures a team high 40 times in her career, Omaha is 18-22 in those games.
• CJ Carter has now scored in double figures 25 times in her career, Omaha is 10-15 in those games.
• Justin Simmons has led Omaha in scoring a team high ten times this year, though Omaha is only 2-8 in those games.
• Omaha had four players in double figures for the 2nd straight game. It was the same four in both games (John Karhoff, CJ Carter, Justin Simmons, and Alex Phillips). Justin Simmons had the most combined between the two games with 34.

Rebounding

• John Karhoff grabbed seven rebounds, ending a 3 game stretch without a player grabbing at least seven that was the longest since 1/16/04-1/17/04.
• Omaha’s 28.6% offensive rebounding % was their 7th best % of the season and best since the Oakland game.
• Omaha’s 65.2% defensive rebounding % was their 8th best % of the season.
• John Karhoff has improved his rebounding total in four straight games. 1, 3, 4, 5, 7.
• Alex Welhouse has had seven rebounds in the past two games combined. His lowest total in consecutive games since he grabbed just five combined in the North Dakota State and South Dakota State games.

Assists

• CJ Carter has grabbed 4+ assists a team high six times.
• John Karhoff has an assist in nine straight games.

Steals

• Omaha has 57 steals in the last 6 games, the most in a 6 game stretch since 11/27/07-12/19/07 (57).
• CJ Carter has led the team in steals a team high 20 times in his career. Omaha has gone 5-15 in those games.

Blocks 

• Omaha has 18 blocks in the last 5 games, the most in a 5 game stretch since 2/2/12-2/25/12 (20).
• Matt Hagerbaumer had two or more blocks in four out of five games from 11/18/12-12/1/12. He hasn’t gone for for more than 1 block since. Additionally he had 10 of this 17 blocks this season during that stretch.

Shooting

• Justin Simmons hit 8 FGs to make Thursday the 6th straight game a Maverick hit 8 or more FGs.
• The last time Omaha had 25+ FG in 8 straight games (current streak) was 2/5/11-11/20/11, a stretch of 13 straight games.
• The last time Omaha had 28+ FG in 7 straight games was a stretch of 8 straight from 2/6/10-3/5/10.
• The last time Omaha had 209+ FG in a 7 game stretch was 2/26/11-11/20/11 (209).
• Justin Simmons now had six of the 11 performances this year where a Maverick hit 8 FGs.
• For the first time since the Benedictine game (12/18) no Maverick hit more than 1 3FG.
• After failing to have any player hit 4 or more FTs in 5 straight games, the Mavericks have done it in 7 of the last 8 games.
• The 28 FGs Omaha hit on Saturday were tied for the 6th most this season.
• For the 2nd straight week Omaha hit a combined 61 FGs between their Thursday and Saturday games.
• The 15 FTs Omaha hit on Saturday were the 7th highest total of the season.
• Omaha now had 33 FTs in the last two games, the most since 39 FTs in the first two games combined.
• With his 3FG on Saturday Alex Welhouse moved into a tie for 9th in career 3FG. Welhouse now has 131 3FG and is tied with Troy Kloewer who played at Omaha from 1993-97.
• Alex Welhouse moved from 10th to 9th in all-time career 3FG% on Saturday. Welhouse is a career 38.64% 3FG shooter.

Miscellaneous

• Omaha has trailed in every game this year and trailed by 10 or more in 14 of the 20 games.
• Omaha has trailed by 20 or more in 11 games this year and four of the last six games.
• Omaha’s 1.04 points per possession were the 5th most of the season and 5th straight game over 1.00. The Mavericks have only been over 1.00 point per possession ten times this season.
• Omaha’s 9.8% turnover rate was their best of the season and lowest since 7.9% against Nebraska-Kearney last year, a stretch of 20 games.
• Alex Welhouse made his 60th career start on Saturday. Omaha is 24-36 in Welhouse’s starts.

Maverick Summit League/National Ranks

• Omaha is 3rd in the Summit League in steals (7.05) and 4th in FG% (45.5%).
• Omaha is in the top 150 nationally in two categories: FG% – 82nd at 45.5% and 3FG% – 127th at 35.1%.
• Justin Simmons is 6th in the Summit League in scoring at 14.8 ppg. He ranks 235th nationally in that category.
• CJ Carter is 9th in the Summit League in assists with 2.6 apg while Matt Hagerbaumer is 7th with 0.85 blocks per game.

2012-13 Omaha Men’s Basketball – Game 19 Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – IUPUI

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Scoring

• John Karhoff became the 4th Maverick to score at least 20 points this year. Justin Simmons (4 times), CJ Carter, and Marcus Tyus are the others.
• Omaha has now had a player score 20+ points in 4 straight games and 18+ in 5 straight games.
• Omaha’s 90 points were their most of the season and the most since they scored 106 vs. Peru State on 2/1/12.
• Omaha’s 1.19 points per possession were their best mark of the season, besting a 1.09 ppp mark vs. Bethune-Cookman.
• Omaha has now scored 1.02 ppp or more in four straight games and 0.96 ppp or more in 6 of the last 7 games.
• Omaha scored on 53.5% of their possessions, only the 5th game over 50% and the best since a floor% of 53.9% against Bethune-Cookman on 11/23.
• Justin Simmons has scored in double figures in all five Omaha wins and leads the team with 15 double figure games this season.
• CJ Carter has scored in double figures seven times and Omaha is 4-3 during those seven games.
• John Karhoff has scored 20+ points four times in his career. Omaha is 3-1 in those four games.
• John Karhoff has led Omaha in scoring a team-high 10 times in his career and Omaha is 4-6 in those games.
• This was the first time this season, in five games, that Omaha has won when John Karhoff led the team in scoring.
• This was the first time since the Texas-Pan American game (12/22/12), a stretch of four games, that 4 Mavericks were in double figures.
• Omaha had four players score 20+ points last year as well. CJ Carter, Mitch Albers, Alex Welhouse, and John Karhoff all did it.
• Omaha has scored 75+ points in 4 straight games for the first time since a 9 game stretch from 2/5/11 to 3/5/11.
• Omaha has now scored 70+ in 7 straight games, their longest streak since 13 straight from 2/5/11 to 11/20/11.

Rebounding

• Omaha had their 2nd straight game without a player grabbing 7 or more rebounds after a streak of 4 straight.
• Omaha grabbed 74.2% of their available defensive rebounds, the 2nd best % of the season (86.4% against Denver).
• Omaha grabbed 54.5% of the rebounds in the game, their best percentage of the season (52.2% against Saint Mary).
• Justin Simmons has led Omaha in rebounding five times this season. Omaha is 2-3 in those five games.
• Omaha had their 3rd straight game without a player grabbing 7 or more rebounds after a streak of 4 straight.
• The last time Omaha didn’t have a player grab 7 or more rebounds in 3 straight games was 1/16/04-1/17/04.

Assists

• John Karhoff now has had five assists four times this year. He has had 5+ assists as many times as the rest of the team combined.
• This was the 2nd time all year that Omaha has had 3 players have 4+ assists; the other was Bethune-Cookman.
• Omaha’s 21 assists were their most of the season and the most since they had 22 vs. Nebraska-Kearney on 2/15/12 last year.
• Omaha assisted on 63.6% of their made FGs, the best A/B % since the Iowa State game (79.2%) on 12/9.
• John Karhoff is now 2nd on the team with 7 games where he has had 5+ assists. Caleb Steffensmeier has done it 11 times.
• This was the 10th time in his career that John Karhoff has led Omaha in assists. Omaha is 4-6 in those 10 games.

Steals

• Omaha had 10+ steals for the 5th time this season and 4th time in five games.
• Omaha has 49 steals in the last 5 games, the most in a 5 game stretch since 11/27/07-12/16/07 (53).

Blocks

• John Karhoff blocking 3 shots was just the 10th multi-block effort of the year. It was also the co-most of the season (Matt Hagerbaumer vs. Nebraska).
• John Karhoff and Matt Hagerbaumer have each blocked 3 shots in a game one time. No other current Maverick has had more than 2 in a game.
• Omaha has 16 blocks in the last 4 games, the most in a 4 game stretch since 2/2/12-2/15/12 (19).

Shooting

• CJ Carter hit 8 FGs to make Thursday the 5th straight game a Maverick hit 8 or more FGs.
• CJ Carter‘s 8-9 shooting (89%) was the best % for any player hitting 5+ FGs this season. Alex Phillips’ 6-7 shooting (86%) was the 2nd best %. John Karhoff’s 7-9 shooting (78%) was the 4th best %.
• John Karhoff (6) and Marcus Tyus (5) became the 8th and 9th Mavericks to hit at least 5 FTs in a game this season.
• John Karhoff’s 6-6 FT shooting was the most made FTs without a miss by a Maverick this season.
• Omaha hit 33 FGs on Thursday, their highest total of the season and most since they hit 44 FGs against Peru State on 2/1/12 of last year.
• Omaha shot 62.3% from the field against IUPUI. It was their highest FG% since 62.7% against Lincoln on 1/29/11.
• Omaha has now shot over 50% in their last 3 straight games, the first time they’ve done that since a 4 game stretch from 1/8/11 to 1/19/11.
• Omaha’s 18 FTs were the most they’ve had since the Benedictine game (12/18) and 3rd most of the season.
• Omaha’s 85.7% FT shooting was their highest % of the season and best since 100% (6-6) at Western Illinois last season.
• The last time Omaha made at least 18 FTs and shot 85.7% or better was a 19-22 (86.4%) outing vs. Central Missouri on 2/16/11.
• Omaha’s 67.9% eFG% was their best of the season and best so far against a D1 team.
• This was the first time Omaha shot over 60% from the field since 12/19/11 vs. Hastings.
• John Karhoff moved his career FG% from 51.1% to 51.5% on Thursday. He’s now 6th in school history.
• CJ Carter’s 8-9 shooting (89%) is tied for 5th best % with at least 8 FGs in Omaha history.
• CJ Carter also has the 10th best FG%, 10-12 (83%) against Kansas City on 12/31.
• The last player to shoot better than CJ Carter’s 8-9 was Mitch Albers when he went 12-13 (92%) against Concordia on 11/14/11.
• Omaha’s 62.5% FG shooting goes into the school record books in 9th place all-time.
• Omaha has 3 straight games with 30+ FGs for the first time since 2/5/11-2/12/11.
• Omaha has 94 FGs in the last 3 games, the most in a 3 game stretch since 2/1/12-2/5/12 (99).
• After failing to have any player hit 4 or more FTs in 5 straight games, the Mavericks have done it in 6 of the last 7 games.
• The last time Omaha had 25+ FG in 7 straight games (current streak) was 2/5/11-11/20/11, a stretch of 13 straight games.
• The last time Omaha had 28+ FG in 6 straight games was a stretch of 8 straight from 2/6/10-3/5/10.
• The last time Omaha had 178+ FG in a 6 game stretch was 1/24/12-2/15/12 (178), buoyed by 44 against Peru State.

Miscellaneous

• Omaha has had 75 or 76 possessions in all of their last five games, a good sign that Omaha is playing games at a pace they are comfortable with.
• Omaha’s 1.07 defensive points per possession was their 5th best performance of the season. The top 5 are all wins.
• Omaha has a FT Production Rate of 34.0, their 4th highest of the season and best since Benedictine (35.6) on 12/18.
• Omaha has won all four of their games where they achieved a FT Production Ratio of 30 or greater.
• John Karhoff has made 70 career starts, more than any active Maverick. Omaha is 32-38 in his 70 career starts.
• Alex Welhouse played in his 90th career game for Omaha on Thursday.
• Omaha has trailed in every game this year and trailed by 10 or more in 13 of the 19 games.

2012-13 Omaha Women’s Basketball – Game 15 Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats – IUPUI

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Scoring

• This was the 50th time Paige Frauendorfer has scored in double figures in her career. Omaha is now 31-19 in those games.
• This was the 2nd straight game where only Paige Frauendorfer scored in double figures for Omaha, though her 11 tonight were far from her 23 against Fort Wayne.
• Omaha’s 0.71 points per possession was their lowest since they had 0.66 against Saint Louis (11/21).
• Paige Frauendorfer’s 11 points were the lowest to lead the team since Casse Vaughn led the team with 11 against Southwest Minnesota St. (11/25).
• Omaha had a streak of at least one player scoring at least 17 points in nine straight games going into Thursday’s game.

Rebounding

• Casse Vaughn led Omaha with six rebounds. It was only the 2nd time Casse has led the team in rebounding and Omaha is 1-1 in those games.
• Paige Frauendorfer’s 3 rebounds where her lowest total since 2/12/11 when she had only 3 in a game at Truman State, ending a streak of 45 straight games with 4+.
• Casse Vaughn led Omaha with six rebounds, the lowest total to lead the Mavericks since Paige Frauendorfer led Omaha with six at UMKC on 1/11/12.

Assists

• With 7 assists on Thursday, Jamie Nash now has 7+ assists in 10 of Omaha’s 15 games, including three straight.
• This was the 70th time in her career that Jamie Nash has led the team in assists. Omaha is 38-32 in those games.

Steals

• Omaha’s five steals were their lowest total of the season and lowest since 3 against Louisiana on 2/20/12.

Blocks

• Taijhe Kelly had two blocks on Thursday, the seventh time this year she’s had 2+ but only the 3rd time in the last 8 games.
• This was the 10th time this year Taijhe Kelly has led Omaha in blocks. Omaha is 7-3 in those 10 games.
• Taijhe Kelly’s 1.667 blocks per game would rank her 8th in single season averages in Omaha history.

Shooting

• Casse Vaughn now has 52 FG on the season. Her 59.1% FG% (52-88) is the best single season FG% for any Maverick with 50+ FGs.
• Omaha’s 2 3FG were their lowest total since 2 against Concordia on 1/19/12, ending a streak of 21 straight games with at least 3.

Miscellaneous

• No player for Omaha in the IUPUI game had any statistic ranked in the top 5 totals of this season.
• No team statistic for Omaha from the IUPUI game ranked any higher than 7th in this year’s totals.
• Omaha’s 12 point deficit in the 1st half was their biggest deficit since the South Dakota game.
• Omaha has trailed by at least 12 in all 4 games they lost. They have not trailed by more than 11 in any of their wins.
• The 6 point lead in the 2nd half was the largest lead Omaha has had in a game they lost this year. Previously it was 3 vs. Tulsa.
• Because Paige Frauendorfer only played 24 minutes she is only average 37.7 minutes while Jamie Nash leads the team with 38.8 minutes.
• The team with the largest lead at any point of the game is 14-1 in Omaha’s games this season.

2012-13 Omaha Women’s Basketball – Game 14 – Postgame Notes, Facts, and Stats

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Scoring

• Paige Frauendrofer became the 5th Maverick to score more than 20 points in a game this year, each it doing it only one time.
• The other four Mavericks to score more than 20 points were Carolyn Blair-Mobley, Casse Vaughn, Jamie Nash, and Ericka House.
• Omaha has had a player score more than 20 points in three of the last five games.
• Omaha scored 1.00 point per possession, their 5th highest rate of the season and best since the College of St. Mary game (12/21).
• Omaha scored on 53.1% of their possessions, the 6th best % of the year and best since 63.1% on 12/21 vs. College of Saint Mary.
• Saturday was the 4th time Paige Frauendorfer has scored 20+ points in her career. Omaha is 3-1 in those games.
• Omaha had only 1 player in double figures on Saturday, the first time since 2/7/12 @ South Dakota.
• Saturday ended a 6 game streak in which Omaha had exactly 3 players in double figures.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley ended a 5 game streak of scoring in double figures when she scored only 9 points.
• Omaha has had a player score 17+ points in 12 of the 14 games this year.

Rebounding

• Paige Frauendorfer grabbed 10 rebounds, her 6th time with 10+ rebounds this year. She has hit that mark in 4 of the last 5 games.
• Omaha grabbed 39.3% of the offensive rebounds available, their 7th best & of the season and 3rd straight game over 36%.
• Omaha has grabbed a majority of the rebounds in ten of their 14 games this year.
• Omaha is 6-0 this season when Paige Frauendorfer grabs 10+ rebounds and 14-5 in her career.
• Paige Frauendorfer has had 9+ rebounds in 8 games this year including 7 of the last 8 games.

Assists

• Jamie Nash had 7 assists, her 9th time this year with 7+ assists.
• Omaha had 14 assists, the 6th highest total of the season and same number they had against Oakland.
• Omaha assisted on 60.9% of their FGs, the 5th highest % of the year and best since 64.3% against Arkansas-Pine Bluff (12/17).
• Omaha is 9-2 this season when Jamie Nash has 5+ assists and 30-21 in her career.
• Jamie Nash has led Omaha in assists 13 times this year, Omaha is 10-3 in those games.
• Jamie Nash passed Jennifer Mitchell for 1st in career assists on Saturday. Nash now has 475 career assists.

Steals

• Jamie Nash had 4 steals, her 10th time with at least 4 this year. She has 4+ in 4 of the last 5 games.
• Omaha had 10 steals, the 6th highest total of the season and 4th time with 10+ in the last 5 games.
• Omaha is 8-3 this season when Jamie Nash has 3+ steals and 35-19 in her career.
• Jamie Nash has led Omaha in steals 60 times in her career; Omaha is 31-29 when Nash leads in steals.

Blocks

•  Taijhe Kelly did not record a block, ending an 11 game streak with at least 1 which began against Northern Arizona (11/18).

Shooting

• Paige Frauendorfer had 9 FGs, the 2nd most by a Maverick this year. Paige has 7+ FGs in 6 games this season.
• Paige Frauendorfer shot 64.3% on FGs (9-14), the 7th best shooting % with at least 5 makes this year and her best performance this year.
• Paige Frauendorfer and Casse Vaughn each made 4 FTs, each now having 3 games this year with 4+ FTs.
• Paige Frauendorfer, Casse Vaughn, Jamie Nash, and Carolyn Blair-Mobley are the only Mavericks to hit 4+ FTs and each has done this in 3 games this year.
• The 43.4% FG shooting was the 7th best by Omaha this year and best in the 4 games since the College of St. Mary game (12/21).
• Omaha only hit 4 3FG, their 3rd straight game without hitting at least 5. From 11/15/11-12/3/11 they were under 5 3FG in 6 straight games.
• Omaha’s 10 FTs were their 6th highest total of the season and 3rd time with 10+ in the last 5 games.

Miscellaneous

• There were only 60 possessions in the game, the lowest number in an Omaha game this season. Previous low was 62 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
• Omaha only turned it over on 18.3% of their possessions, the 2nd lowest rate of the season and lowest since 17.2% against Saint Louis (11/21).
• Jamie Nash is now 44-44 in her 88 career starts while Paige Frauendorfer is 35-35 in her 70 career starts.
• The only one on the Maverick team with a losing record in their career starts is Cathleen Cox who went 1-2 last year in 3 starts.
• Paige Frauendorfer had her 5th double-double of the season and 17th in her career. Omaha is 5-0 in those games this season and 12-5 in her career.
• Saturday was the first time all year that neither team led by 11 or more. The largest lead was 10 by Omaha.
• The team with the largest lead at any point of the game is 13-1 in Omaha’s games this season.
• Omaha has led by 10 or more in 10 of their 14 games this year.
• The difference between the largest lead and the largest deficit for Omaha was a season low 14 points on Saturday.
• With the win Chance Lindley became the 6th Maverick coach with 26 career wins. He tied Paula Buscher, 26-28 from 1998-2000.
• Omaha is now 10-9 in games within 10 points under Chance Lindley.
• Jamie Nash is now alone in 8th place in career starts with 88 after passing Karen Thies, 87 from 2004-07.

Maverick Summit League/National Ranks

• Omaha leads the Summit in FG shooting (42.5%) and 3FG shooting (35.4%). They are 2nd in scoring with 64.5 per game.
• Omaha is 2nd in the Summit in rebounds (38.8), 2nd in assists (14.3) and 2nd in steals (8.9).
• Omaha is 30th in the nation in 3FG% (35.4%), 52nd in FG% (42.5%), 89th in assists (14.3), and 139th in scoring (64.5).
• Paige Frauendorfer leads the Summit in rebounding (9.4), is 7th in scoring (13.9), 9th in steals (1.7), and 10th in FG% (44.1%).
• Casse Vaughn leads the Summit in FG% at 59.3%. Ericka House is 2nd in 3FG with 32. Taijhe Kelly is 2nd in blocks with 1.6 per game.
• Carolyn Blair-Mobley leads the Summit in 3FG% (46.4%), is 4th in rebounding (6.9), 5th in FG% (45.7%), and 6th in 3FG (26).
• Jamie Nash leads the Summit in assists with 7.5 per game and steals with 3.8 per game.
• Paige Frauendorfer is 73rd nationally in rebounding with 9.4 per game and 229th in scoring with 13.9 per game.
• Taijhe Kelly is 85th nationally in blocks with 1.6 per game.
• Jamie Nash is 4th nationally in assists with 7.5 per game and 8th nationally with 3.8 steals per game.