5x5 Women's Pan American Games History

The Pan American Games, a multisport event held every four years, features athletes competing in nearly 40 sports. Since 1955, the Pan American Games have featured a women’s basketball tournament. Overall, the United States has earned seven gold, six silver and two bronze medals.

HISTORY

WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM

*AS OF DEC. 1, 2024

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM RESULTS & STANDINGS

SUMMARY OF FINISHES Gold

Silver

Bronze

United States

Brazil

Cuba

Canada

Chile

Mexico

Puerto Rico

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR FINAL STANDINGS

1955

1959

1963

1967

1971

1975

1979

USA

BRA

USA

CUB

CHI

BRA

USA

MEX

USA

BRA

CHI

CAN

CUB

CAN

MEX

CAN

MEX

BRA

CAN

MEX

CUB

CAN

MEX

ECU

COL

PUR

COL

DOM

BOL

ELS

LEGEND : ARG-Argentina; BOL-Bolivia; BRA-Brazil; CAN-Canada; CHI-Chile; COL-Colombia; CUB-Cuba; DOM-Dominican Republic; ECU-Ecuador; ELS- El Salvador; JAM-Jamaica; ISV-U.S. Virgin Islands; MEX-Mexico; PAR-Paraguay; PER-Peru; PUR-Puerto Rico; USA-United States of America; VEN-Venezuela.

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR FINAL STANDINGS

1983

1987

1991

1995

1999

USA

BRA

not held

CUB

BRA

CUB

CAN

BRA

CAN

USA

CAN

CUB

CAN

BRA

VEN

MEX

ARG

PUR

PER

DOM

COL

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

YEAR-BY-YEAR FINAL STANDINGS

2003 2007

2011 2015

2019

CUB

USA

PUR

CAN

BRA

USA

BRA

MEX

USA

BRA

CUB

BRA

CUB

PUR

CAN

COL

BRA

COL

ARG

COL

ARG

DOM

ARG

CAN

PUR

CAN

MEX

USA

VEN

PAR

JAM

DOM

ISV

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME RESULTS ARGENTINA (5-1) W 70-62 2019 L 55-58 2011 W 85-54 2007 W 93-78 2003 W 63-55 1999 W 97-40 1991 W W W W W W W

62-46 92-61 87-70

1999 1991 1991 1983 1979 1975 1971 1967 1967 1963 1963 1959 1959 1955 1955 1963 1963 1959 1959 1955 1955

100-82 86-91 70-64 63-62 51-44 62-48

1983 1979 1975 1971 1967 1967

W W W W

87-79

99-89 75-56 54-50 43-42 59-46 68-21 79-39 65-28 53-39 61-39 46-25

W W W W W W W W

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (4-0) W 94-55 2015 W 109-54 2003 W 92-80 1999 W 99-50 1975

BOLIVIA (1-0) W

85-35

1979

BRAZIL (16-7) L

73-79 75-69 79-66

2019 2015 2007 2003 2003 1999 1999 1991 1987 1987 1983 1979 1975 1971 1967 1967 1963 1963 1963 1959 1959 1955 1955

ECUADOR (1-0) W 54-35

W W W W W

1971

75-69 (OT)

CHILE (6-0) W

77-64 85-59 72-77 84-87 111-87

EL SALVADOR (1-0) W 116-28

57-37

1975

W W W W W

72-44 66-41 55-38 62-43

L L

JAMAICA (1-0) W

W W W W W

87-41

2011

84-81

73-53

107-92

MEXICO (10-0) W 87-58

111-73

2011 1979 1975 1971 1967 1967 1959 1959 1955 1955 1959 1955 1955

COLOMBIA (4-0) W 75-63

74-55

W W W W W W W W W W W W

92-58 99-65 57-54 52-42 48-44 64-32 70-36 63-35 53-49 70-36 63-35 53-49

2019 2007 1975 1971

L L L

60-64 54-59 42-60 59-43 48-65 70-59 64-48 45-43 62-43 51-45

W W W

95-41 74-48 83-49

W W W W W

CUBA (9-6) W

65-64

2015

78-63 64-75 62-84 78-87 64-95 81-86

2007 2003 2003 1999 1999 1991 1991 1987

L L L L L

CANADA (17-1) L

73-81 75-59 56-53

2015

PERU (1-0) W

W W

2007 2003

W W

91-71

110-41

1987

85-80

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME RESULTS PUERTO RICO (4-1) W 62-59 2019 W 93-77 2015 L 70-75 2011 W 112-65 1983 W 124-69 1979

U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS (1-0) W 103-55 2019

VENEZUELA (1-0) W 113-33

1983

ALL-TIME RECORD: 82-16

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM COACHING STAFF

U.S. WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES HEAD COACHES

YEAR SITE

USA HEAD COACH

RECORD

2019 2015 2011 2007 2003 1999 1995 1991 1987 1983 1979 1975 1971 1967 1963 1959 1955

Lima, Peru

Suzy Merchant, Michigan State University

4-1 / Silver Medal 4-1 / Silver Medal 2-2 / Seventh Place 5-0 / Gold Medal 5-2 / Silver Medal 4-3 / Bronze Medal

Toronto, Canada Guadalajara, Mexico Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Lisa Bluder, University of Iowa

Ceal Barry, University of Colorado (Admin.)

Dawn Staley, Temple University

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Debbie Ryan, University of Virginia

Winnipeg, Canada

Nell Fortner, USA Basketball Paula Edney, Athletes in Action C. Vivian Stringer, University of Iowa Jody Conradt, University of Texas Fran Garmon, Texas Christian University Pat Head, University of Tennessee Cathy Rush, Immaculata College (PA) Harley Redin, Wayland Baptist College (TX) Alberta Cox, Raytown Piperettes (MO) John Head, Nashville Business College (TN) Harley Redin, Wayland Baptist College (TX)

Mar del Plata, Argentina

Cancelled

Havana, Cuba

4-2 / Bronze Medal 4-0 / Gold Medal 5-0 / Gold Medal 5-1 / Silver Medal 7-0 / Gold Medal 5-1 / Silver Medal 6-2 / Silver Medal 6-1 / Gold Medal 8-0 / Gold Medal

Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Caracas, Venezuela San Juan, Puerto Rico

Mexico City, Mexico

Cali, Colombia

Winnipeg, Canada Sao Paulo, Brazil Chicago, Illinois, USA Mexico City, Mexico

Caddo Mathews, Wayland Col. Flying Queens (TX) 8-0 / Gold Medal

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES ASSISTANT COACHES

NAME

YEARS

AFFILIATION

Kathi Bennett Joan Bonvicini

2003 1991 2015 1999 2007 1995 2007 2011 1999 1979 2019 1987 1963 1975 1995 2003 2011 1967 2015 2019 1991 1971 1983

Indiana University University of Arizona

Michelle Clark-Heard

Western Kentucky University California State Fullerton

Denise Curry

Kathy Delaney-Smith

Harvard University

Tonya Edwards

Northwestern Community High School (MI)

Bill Gibbons

The College of the Holy Cross (MA)

Jennifer Gillom Peggie Gillom Betty Jo Graber

USA Basketball

Texas A&M University Weatherford College (TX)

Felisha Legette-Jack Colleen Matsuhara

University at Buffalo University of Texas

Tennie McGhee

Nashville Business College (TN) Fullerton State University (CA)

Billie Moore

Cindy Noble-Hauserman

Centre College (KY)

Trina Patterson Debbie Ryan

University of Albany (NY)

n/a

Olan Ruble Scott Rueck Vic Schaefer

Iowa Wesleyan College Oregon State University

Mississippi State University University of Southern California

Marianne Stanley

Dean Weese

AAU (Spearman, TX)

Kay Yow

North Carolina State University

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES MANAGERS

NAME

YEARS

AFFILIATION

Mildred Barnes

1975

Warrensburg, MO

Margaret Downing

1971, 1967

Southern State College (AR)

Lin Dunn

1987 1983 1959 1979 1955

Purdue University

Phyllis Holmes

Greenville College (IL)

Laurine Mickelsen

AAU (Murray, UT)

Lea Plarski

St. Louis Community College at Florissant Valley (MO)

Lillian Van Blarcom

AAU (Wichita, KS)

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

Beth Cunningham

1999

Denise Curry

1983, 1979

Matee Ajavon

2007

Bella Alarie

2019

Rita Alexander

1955

Lucille Davidson

1959

Nicky Anosike

2007 2007 1967 1991

Clarissa Davis

1987

Jayne Appel

Myrna DeBerry

1967

C. Phillips Aspedon

Karen Deden

1995

Jennifer Azzi

Medina Dixon

1991

Anne Donovan

1987, 1983

Carolyn Dornak

1971

Doris Barding

1963

Kathleen Doyle

2019

Janice Beach

1971

Nancy Dunkle

1975

Catherine Benedetto

1967

Jenni Benningfield

2003

Carol Blazejowski

1979

Rita Easterling

1975 1991

Carol Bollinger

1971

Michelle Edwards

Brittany Brewer

2019

Teresa Edwards

1991, 1987

Susan Britton

1971

Kamie Ethridge

1987 1995 2011

Barbara Brown

1979

Dena Evans

Cindy Brown

1987 1999 2015 2003

Shante Evans

Edwina Brown

Sophie Brunner

Sandra Fiete

1963 1967 2011 2007

Rebekkah Brunson

Mary Lois Finley

Carolyn Bush

1975

Christine Flores

Emily Fox

Edna Campbell

1995 1955 1955 2003

Eunice Futch

1955

Ruby Cannon

Ruth Cannon

Katryna Gaither

1999

Jamie Carey

Linda Gamble

1971

Chennedy Carter

2019

Betty Gaule

1967

Alaina Coates

2015

Jennifer Gillom

1987

Brona Coble

1963

Molly Goodenbour

1995

Marissa Coleman

2007 1983 1987

Bridgette Gordon

1991

Cheryl Cook

Cynthia Cooper

Caroline Coyer

2015

Lola Ham

1967

Joan Crawford

1963, 1959

Linnae Harper

2015 1987

Sylvia Crawley

1999, 1995

Fran Harris

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

Lusia Harris

1975

Janel McCarville

2003

Tyasha Harris

2019

Katrina McClain

1991, 1987

Pat Head

1975

Angel McCoughtry

2007

Patty Jo Hedges

1983 1979

Danielle McCulley

1999

Tara Heiss

Valencia McFarland

2011

Sonja Henning

1991

Pam McGee

1983

Amy Herrig

1999

Carla McGhee

1995

Roneeka Hodges

2003

L. Greer Mealhouse

1955

Rita Horky

1963, 1959

Ann Meyers

1979, 1975

Alexis Hornbuckle

2007 2007

Taylor Mikesell

2019

Charde Houston

Carolyn Miller

1967, 1959

Melody Howard

1995

Cheryl Miller

1983 2015 2019 2003

Tasha Humphrey

2007

Tiffany Mitchell

Beatrice Mompremier

Loree Moore

Lisa Ingram

1983

Kim Mulkey

1983

Thelma Gay Ivey

1959

Patsy Neal

1959 1963 1959 1983

Tavelyn James

2011

Sally Nerren

Moriah Jefferson

2015

Glenda Nicholson

Emilie Johnson

2011

Cindy Noble

Evelyn Jordan

1955

Mary Ann O’Connor

1975 1955 2019

Marissa Kastanek

2011

Lometa Odom

Kris Kirchner

1979 1959

Michaela Onyenwere

Joyce Kite

Edith Kline

1955

Anita Palmer

1971

Laurie Koehn

2003

Tari Phillips

1995

Mikayla Pivec

2019 2015 1983 2003

Venus Lacey

1991

Kelsey Plum

Erlana Larkins

2007

LaTaunya Pollard

Janice Lawrence

1983

Nicole Powell

Charlotte Lewis

1975

Lynn Pride

1999

Nancy Lieberman

1979, 1975

Lindsey Pulliam

2019

Andrea Lloyd

1991, 1987

Carla Lowry

1959 2011

Jill Rankin

1979

Kevi Luper

Cherri Rapp

1975, 1971

Katelan Redmon

2011

Michelle Marciniak

1999

Taya Reimer

2015

Glyna Masten

1963

Sue Rojcewicz

1975

Judy Matlock

1967

Doris Rogers

1963

Stephanie Mavunga

2015

Annette Kay Rutt

1967

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

Umeki Webb

1999

Jo Helen White

1955

Norma Schwarz Marsha Scoggin

1963 1959 1987 1963 1959 1971 1971

Valeria Whiting

1995

Sue Wicks

1987

Alisa Scott

Candice Wiggins

2007

Betty Scott

Courtney Williams

2015

Evelyn Searles

Kiana Williams

2019

Becky Shaw

Lorraine Williams

1963

Marcia Shieldknight

Mary Williams

1971

Juliene Simpson

1975

Peyton Williams

2019 1955 1967

Barbara Ann Sipes

1967, 1955

Faye Wilson

Mauriece Smith

1967 1955 1995 2011 1995

Dixie Woodall

Maurienne Smithson

Lynette Woodard

1991, 1983

Dawn Staley

Dana Wynne

1999

Kayla Standish

Katy Steding

Breanna Stewart

2015, 2011

June Stewart

1959 1991 1991 2003

Andrea Stinson

Regina Street

Ann Strother

Lois Stuflick

1971

Jackie Swaim

1979 1963 1995 2011

Laura Switzer

Sheryl Swoopes

April Sykes

Lindsay Taylor

2003 2007 2003

Mel Thomas

Iciss Tillis

Jan Trombly

1979

Barbara Turner

2003

Itoro Umoh

1999

Sandy Van Cleave

1971

DeMya Walker

1999 1979 2015

Rosie Walker

Shatori Walker-Kimbrough

Avery Warley

2011

Holly Warlick

1979 1959

Katherine Washington

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM ROSTER BY AFFILIATION

ARIZONA STATE

EASTERN MICHIGAN

Sophie Brunner

2015

Tavelyn James

2011

CAL STATE FULLERTON

FAR ROCKAWAY HS (NY)

Nancy Dunkle

1975

Nancy Lieberman

1975

CENTRAL FLORIDA

FLORIDA STATE

Tari Phillips

1995

Roneeka Hodges

2003

CENTRAL WASHINGTON

GEORGIA

Catherine Benedetto

1967

Teresa Edwards

1991, 1987

Tasha Humphrey

2007

CICERO-NORTH SYRACUSE HS (NY) Breanna Stewart 2011 CINCINNATI Cheryl Cook 1983 CLARENDON JC (TX) Thelma Gay Ivey 1959 CLEMSON Itoro Umoh 1999 COLORADO XPLOSION Dana Wynne 1999 CONNECTICUT Charde’ Houston 2007 Moriah Jefferson 2015 Breanna Stewart 2015 Ann Strother 2003 Mel Thomas 2007 Barbara Turner 2003 DELTA STATE Lusia Harris 1975 DOWELL’S DOLLS (TX) Evelyn Searles 1959 Helen Jo White 1955 DUKE Iciss Tillis 2003

Katrina McClain

1991, 1987

Hanes Hosiery Mills

Eunice Futch

1955 1955 1955

Evelyn Jordan

Lurlyne Greer Mealhouse

GEORGETOWN

Rebekkah Brunson

2003

GONZAGA

Katelan Redmon

2011 2011

Kayla Standish

HOFSTRA

Shante Evans

2011

HOUSTON JETS (TX)

Carolyn Miller

1967

HUTCHERSON FLYING QUEENS (TX) Rita Alexander 1955 Janice Beach 1971 Susan Britton 1971 Ruby Cannon 1955 Ruth Cannon 1955 Carolyn Dornak 1971 Mary Lois Finley 1967 Lola Ham 1967 Joyce Kite 1959 Carla Lowry 1959 Glyna Masten 1963

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

LITTLE ROCK JC (AR)

Carolyn Miller

1959 1959

Patsy Neal

Lurlyne Greer Mealhouse

1955

Lometa Odom

1955

LONG BEACH STATE

Cherri Rapp

1971

Cindy Brown

1987 1983

Marsha Scoggin

1959 1963

LaTaunya Pollard

Betty Scott

LOUISIANA TECH

Marcia Shieldknight

1971

Maurienne Smithson

1955

Venus Lacey

1991

June Stewart

1959 1963 1959

Janice Lawrence

1983 1983

Laura Switzer

Kim Mulkey

Katherine Washington

LOUISVILLE

Mary Williams

1971

Angel McCoughtry

2007

Faye Wilson

1955

MARYLAND

ILLINOIS STATE

Marissa Coleman

2007 1979 1979

Charlotte Lewis

1975

Tara Heiss

Annette Kay Rutt

1967

Kris Kirchner

IOWA

Taylor Mikesell

2019

Shatori Walker-Kimbrough

2015

Kathleen Doyle

2019

MEMPHIS STATE

Michelle Edwards

1991

Amy Herrig

1999

Regina Street

1991

IOWA WESLEYAN

MIAMI

Rita Horky

1963, 1959

Beatrice Mompremier

2019

Glenda Nicholson

1959

MIDLAND JEWELRY (MO)

Barbara Ann Sipes

1967, 1955

Edith Kline

1955

Lorraine Williams

1963

MINNESOTA

JOHN F. KENNEDY COLLEGE (NE) Juliene Simpson 1975 KANSAS Lynn Pride 1999 Lynette Woodard 1991, 1983 KANSAS STATE Laurie Koehn 2003 Peyton Williams 2019 KANSAS CITY DONS (MO) Barbara Ann Sipes 1955 KENTUCKY Linnae Harper 2015 Patty Jo Hedges 1983 LIBERTY Avery Warley 2011

Emily Fox

2007 2003

Janel McCarville

MISSISSIPPI

Jennifer Gillom

1987

Valencia McFarland

2011

Alisa Scott

1987

MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE - WOMEN Rita Easterling 1975 MISSOURI Christin Flores 2011 MISSOURI - KANSAS CITY Betty Gaule 1967 Judy Matlock 1967 Mauriece Smith 1967

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

MONTCLAIR STATE COLLEGE Carol Blazejowski 1979 NASHVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE Doris Barding 1963 Brona Coble 1963 Joan Crawford 1963, 1959 Rita Horky 1963, 1959 Sally Nerren 1963 Doris Rogers 1963 NASHVILLE NOISE (TN) Michelle Marciniak 1999 NORTH CAROLINA Sylvia Crawley 1999,1995 Erlana Larkins 2007 Stephanie Mavunga 2015 NORTH CAROLINA STATE Marissa Kastanek 2011 Andrea Stinson 1991 Umeki Webb 1999 NORTHEAST LOUISIANA Lisa Ingram 1983 NORTHWESTERN Lindsey Pulliam 2019 NOTRE DAME Beth Cunningham 1999 Katryna Gaither 1999 Taya Reimer 2015 OLD DOMINION Medina Dixon 1991 Anne Donovan 1987, 1983 Nancy Lieberman 1979 Jan Trombly 1979 ORAL ROBERTS Kevi Luper 2011 OREGON STATE Mikayla Pevic 2019 OUACHITA BAPTIST (AR) Carol Bollinger 1971 Myrna DeBerry 1967

Linda Gamble

1971

PARSONS COLLEGE (IA)

Lois Stuflick

1971 1971

Sandy Van Cleave

PHILADELPHIA RAGE

Beth Cunningham

1999

PHOENIX MERCURY

Umekki Webb

1999

PORTLAND POWER (OR)

Sylvia Crawley

1999 1999

Danielle McCulley

PRINCETON

Bella Alarie

2019

RAY SMITH FORDS (MO)

Lucille Davidson 1959 RAYTON PIPERETTES (MO) Carole Phillips Aspedon 1967 Betty Gaule 1967 Judy Matlock 1967 Annette Kay Rutt 1967 Becky Shaw 1971 Barbara Ann Sipes 1967, 1955 Mauriece Smith 1967 Dixie Woodall 1967 RUTGERS Matee Ajavon 2007 April Sykes 2011 ST. JOSEPH’S PEPSI-COLA (KS) Sandra Fiete 1963 SAN JOSE LASERS Katryna Gaither 1999 SETON HALL Dana Wynne 1999 SIOUX MACHINERY (IA) Norma Schwarz 1963 SOUTH CAROLINA Alaina Coates 2015 Tyasha Harris 2019

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

Tiffany Mitchell

2015 SOUTHERN CONN. STATE

Courtney Williams

2015

TEXAS TECH

Mary Ann O’Connor

1975 1975

Brittany Brewer

2019

Sue Rojcewicz

Sheryl Swoopes

1995

SW MISSOURI STATE

UCLA

Melody Howard

1995

Denise Curry

1983, 1979

Ann Meyers

1979, 1975

STANFORD

Michaela Onyenwere

2019

Jayne Appel

2007

UC SANTA BARBARA

Jennifer Azzi

1991

Molly Goodenbour

1995

Emilie Johnson

2011

Sonja Henning

1991

Lindsay Taylor

2003

Nicole Powell

2003 1995 1995 2007

USC

Katy Steding

Cynthia Cooper

1987 1983 1983

Valeria Whiting

Pam McGee

Candice Wiggins

Cheryl Miller

Kiana Williams 2019 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE Barbara Brown 1979 Rosie Walker 1979 TENNESSEE Nicky Anosike 2007 Bridgette Gordon 1991 Alexis Hornbuckle 2007 Michelle Marciniak 1999 Carla McGhee 1995 Loree Moore 2003 Cindy Noble 1983 Holly Warlick 1979 TENNESSEE-MARTIN Pat Head 1975 TEXAS Edwina Brown 1999 Edna Campbell 1995 Jamie Carey 2003 Clarissa Davis 1987 Kamie Ethridge 1987 Fran Harris 1987 Andrea Lloyd 1991, 1987 Jackie Swaim 1979 TEXAS A&M Chennedy Carter 2019

VANDERBILT

Jenni Benningfield

2003

VILLANOVA

Caroline Coyer

2015

VIRGINIA

Dena Evans

1995 1995 1999

Dawn Staley

DeMya Walker

WASHINGTON

Karen Deden

1995

Kelsey Plum

2015

WAYLAND BAPTIST (TX)

Rita Alexander

1955 1971 1971 1975 1955 1955

Janice Beach

Susan Britton

Carolyn Bush

Ruby Cannon

Ruth Cannon

Carolyn Dornak

1971

Mary Lois Finley

1967 1967 1959 1959 1963

Lola Ham

Joyce Kite

Carla Lowry

Glyna Masten Carolyn Miller

1967, 1959

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

Patsy Neal

1959

Lometa Odom

1955

Jill Rankin

1979

Cherri Rapp

1975, 1971

Marsha Scoggin

1959 1963

Betty Scott

Marcia Shieldknight

1971

Maurienne Smithson

1955

June Stewart

1959 1963 1959

Laura Switzer

Katherine Washington

Mary Williams

1971

Faye Wilson

1955

WEST TEXAS STATE

Helen Jo White

1955

WESTERN KENTUCKY

Danielle McCulley

WESTMAR COLLEGE (IA)

Norma Schwarz

1963

WISCONSIN

Anita Palmer

1971

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

ALL-TIME USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL COMPETITION RECORDS MOST POINTS AVERAGED Cheryl Miller 19.8 (99) 1983 Breanna Stewart 18.6 (93) 2015 Teresa Edwards 18.0 (108) 1991 Lurlyne Greer Mealhouse 17.5 (140) 1955 Joan Crawford 16.3 (114) 1963 Fran Harris Teresa Edwards Edwina Brown Michelle Marciniak

MOST ASSISTS AVERAGED Teresa Edwards 5.8 (23)

1987 1987

4.5 (18)

4.3 (26)

1991

4.0 (28)

1999 1999

3.9 (27)

MOST REBOUNDS AVERAGED Breanna Stewart 11.3 (45)

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS AVERAGED Anne Donovan 3.3 (13)

2011

1987

Alaina Coates

10.0 (50)

2015 1987 2015

Breanna Stewart

2.3 (9) 1.2 (6) 1.2 (6)

2011

Katrina McClain

10.0 (40)

Nicky Anosike

2007 2015 2015

Breanna Stewart

9.0 (45) 8.8 (53)

Alaina Coates

Katrina McClain

1991

Breanna Stewart

1.2 (6)

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Jackie Swaim .840 (21-25)

MOST STEALS AVERAGED Andrea Lloyd 3.0 (18)

1979 2015 1983 1983 2015

1991 1991 2003

Stephanie Mavunga

.769 (10-13)

Teresa Edwards

2.7 (16)

Janice Lawrence

.698 (30-43) .691 (38-55) .667 (22-33)

Loree Moore

2.6 (18) 2.4 (17)

Cheryl Miller

Edwina Brown

1999

Alaina Coates

Bridgette Gordon

2.0 (12)

1991

Andrea Lloyd

.667 (18-27)

1991

HIGHEST 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE Angel McCoughtry .700 (7-10)

2007

Kathleen Doyle

.667 (4-6)

2019

Tasha Humphrey

.625 (10-16)

2007

Cynthia Cooper

.625 ( 5- 8)

1987

Laurie Koehn

.567 (17-30)

2003

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Tyasha Harris 1.000 (11-11)

2019

Janice Beach

1.000 (8- 8)

1971

Mikayla Pivec

1.000 (6-6)

2019

Jamie Carey

.933 (14-15)

2003

Amy Herrig

.889 (16-18)

1999

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

TEAM COMPETITION RECORDS MOST POINTS: 597 in 1979 MOST POINTS AVERAGED: 103.8 in 1983 MOST FGM: 251 in 1979 MOST FGA: 459 (Six games) in 1979 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE: .581% in 1983 MOST 3PM: 52 in 2003 MOST 3PA: 132 in 2003 HIGHEST 3-POINT PERCENTAGE: .472 in 2007 MOST FTM: 120 (Six games) in 1991 MOST FTA: 164 (Five games) in 1983 MOST ASSISTS: MOST STEALS: INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS MOST POINTS 30, Katrina McClain vs. Brazil 8/23/87 30, Cheryl Miiller vs. Cuba 8/23/83 30, Lurlyne Mealhouse vs. Brazil 3/19/55 28, Rosie Walker vs. Canada 07/06/79 27, Matee Ajavon vs. Brazil 7/24/07 27, Rosie Walker vs. Cuba 7/13/79 27, Denise Curry vs. Puerto Rico 07/02/79 26, Teresa Edwards vs. Brazil 8/15/87 26, Breanna Stewart vs. Brazil 7/16/15 25, Joan Crawford vs. Brazil 4/26/63

197 (Eight games) in 1955

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE:

.779% in 1999

MOST REBOUNDS:

198 (Four games) in 2011 216 (Five games) in 2007 & 2015 272 (Seven games) in 1999

HIGHEST REBOUND AVERAGE:

49.5 in 2011

104 in 1999

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS:

24 in 1987

95 in 1991

HIGHEST 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE 1.000 (6-6), Jamie Carey vs. Brazil

08/04/03

MOST FTM 13, Lurlyne Mealhouse vs. Chile MOST FTA 23, Lurlyne Mealhouse vs. Brazil

3/22/55

3/19/55

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.000 (10-10), Linnae Harper vs. Canada

7/20/15

MOST REBOUNDS 21, Breanna Stewart

MOST FGM 11, Matee Ajavon vs. Brazil 11, Teresa Edwards vs. Brazil MOST FGA 21, Teresa Edwards vs. Cuba

10/21/11

7/24/07 8/15/87

MOST ASSISTS 8, Michelle Marciniak vs. Brazil 8, Teresa Edwards vs. Cuba 8, Teresa Edwards vs. Brazil

08/06/99

08/08/91

8/10/91

8/23/87

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1.000 (7-7), Teresa Edwards vs. Peru

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS 6, Anne Donovan vs. Cuba

8/12/87

8/19/87

MOST 3PM 6, Laurie Koehn vs. Dominican Republic

MOST STEALS 7, Valencia McFarland

08/06/03

10/21/11

6, Jamie Carey vs. Brazil

08/04/03

MOST 3PA 8, Teresa Edwards vs. Cuba

8/10/91

8, Laurie Koehn vs. Dominican Republic

08/06/03

8, Taylor Mikesell vs. U.S. Virgin Islands

8/7/19

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

TEAM GAME RECORDS MOST POINTS: 124 vs. Puerto Rico, 7/02/79 MOST REBOUNDS: 62 vs. Jamaica, 10/24/11 MOST FGM: 46 vs. Brazil, 8/23/87 46 vs. Puerto Rico, 7/02/79 MOST FGA: 89 vs. Brazil, 8/23/87 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL%: .694% (43-62) vs. Peru, 8/12/87 MOST 3PM: 12 vs. Dominican Republic, 8/6/03 MOST 3PA: 25 vs. Argentina, 7/21/07

HIGHEST 3-POINT%:

1.000% (3-3), vs. Peru, 8/12/87

MOST FTM: MOST FTA:

34 vs. Cuba, 8/23/83

44 vs. Puerto Rico, 7/02/79

HIGHEST FREE THROW%:

1.000% (18-18) vs. Brazil, 8/8/03 1.000% (17-17) vs. Mexico, 3/14/55

MOST ASSISTS:

31 vs. Dominican Republic, 8/6/03

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS:

12 vs. Cuba, 8/19/87

MOST STEALS:

24 vs. Argentina, 10/21/11

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS MOST GAMES Joan Crawford 15 1963, 1959 Rita Horky 15 1963, 1959 Ann Meyers 13 1979, 1975 Teresa Edwards 10 1991, 1987 Andrea Lloyd 10 1991, 1987 Katrina McClain 10 1991, 1987 Denis Curry 10 1983, 1979 Breanna Stewart 9 2011, 2015 Lynette Woodard 9 1991, 1983 Janice Lawrence Cheryl Miller Rosie Walker Andrea Lloyd

HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Jackie Swaim .840 (21-25)

1979 1983 1983 1979

.698 (30-43) .691 (38-55) .659 (27-41) .644 (29-45)

1991, 1987

HIGHEST 3-POINT FG PERCENTAGE Angel McCoughtry .700 (7-10)

2007

MOST POINTS Joan Crawford

Kathleen Doyle

.667 (4-6)

2019

Tasha Humphrey

.625 (10-16)

2007

205 (13.7)

1963, 1959 2011, 2015 1963, 1959 1991, 1987 1991, 1987

Cynthia Cooper

.625 ( 5- 8)

1987

Breanna Stewart

154 (17.1)

Laurie Koehn

.567 (17-30)

2003

Rita Horky

149 ( 9.9)

Teresa Edwards Katrina McClain Greer Mealhouse

175 (17.5)

HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE Tyasha Harris 1.000 (11-11)

163 (16.3) 128 (18.3)

2019

1955

Janice Beach

1.000 (8-8) 1.000 (6-6) .933 (14-15) .889 (16-18)

1971

Denis Curry

125 (12.5)

1983, 1979

Mikayla Pivec

2019

Joan Crawford

114 (16.3) 108 (13.5) 104 (11.6)

1963

Jamie Carey

2003

Barbara Ann Sipes

1967

Amy Herrig

1999

Lynette Woodard

1991, 1983

Cheryl Miller

99 (19.8)

1983

MOST ASSISTS Teresa Edwards

MOST REBOUNDS Katrina McClain

49 (4.9) 28 (4.0)

1991, 1987

Edwina Brown

1999 1999 1987 2003

93 ( 9.3)

1991, 1987 2011, 2015 1983, 1979

Michelle Marciniak

27 (3.9)

Breanna Stewart

90 (10.0)

Fran Harris

18 (4.5)

Denise Curry

54 ( 5.4)

Jamie Carey

16 (2.3)

Andrea Lloyd

50 ( 5.0)

1991, 1987

Lynn Pride

49 ( 7.0)

1999

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS Breanna Stewart

Anne Donovan

45 ( 6.4)

1987, 1983

15 (1.7)

2011, 2015

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

Anne Donovan

13 (3.3)

1987

Nicky Anosike

6 (1.2)

2007 2003

Rebekkah Brunson

6 (0.9)

MOST STEALS Teresa Edwards

24 (2.4) 22 (2.2) 18 (2.6)

1991, 1987 1991, 1987

Andrea Lloyd

Loree Moore

2003

Edwina Brown

17 (2.4)

1999

Breanna Stewart

14 (1.6)

2011, 2015

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM 2019 RESULTS

LIMA, PERU • AUGUST 6-10, 2019

The USA women captured a silver medal at the 2019 Pan American Games from Aug. 6-10 at Coliseo Eduardo Dibos in Lima, Peru. In its first game on Aug. 6, the USA fought back from an eight-point deficit to claim a 70-62 victory over Argentina. Chennedy Carter led with 14 points, Tyasha Harris had 13 points, Mikayla Pivec chipped in 11 and Michaela scored nine points and grabbed 12 rebounds. The U.S. had no trouble racing past the U.S. Virgin Islands 103-55 on Aug. 7. Led by 16 points from Taylor Mikesell, 11 U.S. players scored, in- cluding six in double digits. Onyenwere had 15 points; Beatrice Mompremier contributed 12 points and five rebounds; Carter added 11 points; and Peyton Williams and Brittany Brewer each added 10 points. The USA passed out 26 assists, led by six from Kiana Williams. The USA jumped out to a 24-13 first quarter lead and never looked back on its way to a 75-63 victory over Colombia on Aug. 7. Mompremier had 15 points, and all 12 U.S. players put points on the board. Also scoring in double digits were Onyenwere with 14 points and nine rebounds and Harris with 10 points. In a hard-fought semifinal that featured 17 lead changes and eight tied scores, the USA held off Puerto Rico for a 62-59 win on Aug. 9. Throughout the contest neither team led by more than five points, and the USA was behind 57-56 with 2:32 to play. From there, Harris pulled up for two points, Bella Alarie scored an offensive rebound and Carter and Alarie each added a free throw to help the seal the win. Mompre- mier added 14 points and 12 rebounds. The USA came up short in the gold medal game on Aug. 10, falling 79-73 to Brazil. Down 55-53 to start the fourth quarter, the U.S. tied the game at 57-all, but Brazil took control with a 10-4 scoring run to lead 72-62 with 1:28 to play. Brazil made seven of its final eight free throws to secure the victory. Carter and Mompremier each finished with 16 points, Mompremier added 12 rebounds and Harris contributed 14 points and five assists. Puerto Rico won bronze with a 66-55 victory over Colombia.

2019 USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM ROSTER

2022 USA RESULTS (4-1)

NAME

POS HGT WGT AGE AFFILIATION (SCHOOL)

HOMETOWN

Argentina

W, 70-62 W, 103-55 W, 75-63 W, 62-59

U.S. Virgin Islands

Bella Alarie

F F

6-5 6-5 5-7 5-9

165 185 150 160 147 158 180 175 165 160 125 185

21 21 20 21 21 19 23 20 21 20 20 21

Princeton Texas Tech Texas A&M

Bethesda, MD Abilene, TX Mansfield, TX Lagrange Park, IL Noblesville, IN Massillon, OH

Brittany Brewer Chennedy Carter Kathleen Doyle Tyasha Harris Taylor Mikesell

Colombia

G G G G

Puerto Rico

Iowa

Brazil

L, 73-79

5-10 5-11 6-4 6-0 5-10 5-10

South Carolina

Maryland

Beatrice Mompremier Michaela Onyenwere

F F

Miami UCLA

Miami, FL Aurora, CO

FINAL STANDINGS

Mikayla Pivec Lindsey Pulliam Kiana Williams Peyton Williams

G G G

Oregon State Northwestern

Lynwood, WA Silver Spring, MD San Antonio, TX

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Brazil (5-0)

United States (4-1) Puerto Rico (3-2)

5-8 6-4

Stanford

Kansas State

Topeka, KS

Head Coach: Suzy Merchant, Michigan State University Assistant Coach: Felisha Legette-Jack, University at Buffalo Assistant Coach: Vic Schaefer, Mississippi State University Team Physician: Allison Schafer Athletic Trainer: Anne Marquez, Notre Dame

Colombia (2-3) Argentina (2-2) Canada (1-3) Paraguay (1-3)

U.S. Virgin Islands (0-4)

2019 USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM CUMULATIVE STATISTICS

NAME G/S MIN

FGM-A

PCT

3PM-A

PCT

FTM-A

PCT

REB

PTS

A TO BLK STL

Mompremier 5/5 107/21.4 24-51

0.471

0-0

.---

13-21

0.619

38/7.6

61/12.2 57/11.4 50/10.0 45/9.0 33/ 6.6 30/ 6.0 26/ 5.2 25/ 5.0 21/ 4.2 12/ 4.0 11/ 3.7 12/ 3.0

2 4 2

9 9

4 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

3 7 7 6 8 6 8 2 3 0 2 3

Carter

5/5 100/20.0 22-27

0.468 2-7

0.286 11-17 0.286 6-8

0.647 9/1.8

Onyenwere 5/5 117/23.4 21-56

0.375 0.372 0.455

2-7 2-8 0-3

0.75

39/7.8 10/2.0 28/5.6

Harris Alarie Doyle

5/5 126/25.2 16-43 5/0 107/21.4 15-33 5/0 103/20.6 9-22

0.25

11-11

3-6

0.5 0.8

7 8

10 4

0.409 4-6 0.346 3-12 0.346 7-17

0.667 8-10

6/1.2 6/1.2 8/1.6

5 8 4 4 0 6

K. Williams 5/0 89/17.8

9-26 9-26 5-13 5-8 5-8

0.25

5-6

0.833

Mikesell

5/0 42/8.4

0.412 0-0

.---

Pivec

5/5 108/21.6 7-15

0.467 0.385 0.625 0.625

1-2 0-0 0-2 0-1

0.5 .---

6-6 2-2 1-1 2-2

1 1 1 1

20/4.0 11/3.7 4/1.3 11/2.8

4 2 2 2

Brewer Pulliam

3/0 34/11.3 3/0 31/10.3

0 0

P. Williams 4/0 36/9.0

USA OPP.

5 5

1000 1000

147-348 122-322

0.422 21-65 0.379 17-77

0.323 68-90 0.221 57-64

0.756 206/41.2 0.891 158/31.6

383/76.6 318/63.6

61 88 11 60 94 15

55 46

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM 2015 RESULTS

TORONTO, CANADA • JULY 16-20, 2015

After falling to host Canada in the gold medal game, the 2015 USA Pan American Women’s Basketball Team returned home from Toronto with silver. The USA opened play on July 16 with a 75-69 comeback win over Brazil. After Brazil used a 14-0 run to take the lead in the third quarter, the USA responded with an 11-2 spurt and closed strong. Breanna Stewart paced the Americans with 26 points and 12 rebounds, while Moriah Jefferson added 21 points. The following day, the USA rolled to a 94-55 win over Dominican Republic as 10 players scored, including five in double figures. Stewart led with 16 points, and Alaina Coates was a perfect 6-of-6 from the field. Without guard Tiffany Mitchell, who injured her ankle in a pre-tournament scrimmage, the USA went on to secure the No. 1 seed after de- feating Puerto Rico 93-77 on July 18. Stewart again starred with 24 points and 12 rebounds, while Coates added 23 points and 13 rebounds. In the semifinals, the Americans survived a late scare from Cuba to advance, 65-64. Trailing by 14 in the third quarter, the USA’s pressure de- fense forced turnovers and sparked a rally. Linnae Harper hit two clutch free throws with 7.7 seconds left and then sealed the win with a steal at the buzzer. Harper finished with 16 points, while Coates tallied 10 points and 15 rebounds. The gold medal game against Canada saw the USA build an early double-digit lead before the hosts stormed back. Canada outscored the Americans 26-15 in the third quarter and held on for an 81-73 victory behind 33 points from Kia Nurse. Stewart finished with 17 points and 11 rebounds, Harper was perfect from the free throw line (10-10) on her way to 16 points, and Jefferson added 14. Stewart, who also played in the 2011 Pan American Games, became the first U.S. woman to compete twice in the event. The silver marked another podium finish for the Americans, while Canada celebrated its first-ever women’s basketball gold medal at the Pan American Games. Cuba claimed the bronze with a 66-62 win over Brazil.

2015 USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM ROSTER

2015 USA RESULTS (4-1)

NAME

POS HGT WGT AGE YOG

SCHOOL

HOMETOWN

Brazil

W, 75-69 W, 94-55 W, 93-77 W, 65-64 L, 73-81

Dominican Republic

Sophie Brunner Alaina Coates Caroline Coyer Linnae Harper

F C G G G G G F

6-1 6-4 5-8 5-7 6-3 5-9 5-10 5-8 6-3 6-4 5-11

185 208 140 150 122 184 154 145 180 170 140 165

19 20 21 20 21 20 20 20 19 20 20 21

2017 2017 2016 2017 2016 2017 2016 2017 2017 2016 2017 2016

Arizona State South Carolina

Freeport, IL

Irmo, SC

Puerto Rico

Villanova Kentucky

Oak Hill, VA Chicago, IL

Cuba

Canada

Moriah Jefferson Stephanie Mavunga

Connecticut North Carolina South Carolina Washington Notre Dame Connecticut

Glenn Heights, TX Brownsburg, IN

Tiffany Mitchell Kelsey Plum

Charlotte, NC

Poway, CA Fishers, IN

FINAL STANDINGS

Taya Reimer

F F

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Canada (5-0)

Breanna Stewart

North Syracuse, NY

United States (4-1)

Shatori Walker-Kimbrough G

Maryland Texas A&M

Aliquippa, PA Houston, TX

Courtney Williams

F/G

6-1

Cuba (3-2) Brazil (2-3)

Head Coach: Lisa Bluder, University of Iowa Assistant Coach: Michelle Clark-Heard, Western Kentucky University

Argentina (2-2) Puerto Rico (1-3) Venezuela (1-3)

Assistant Coach: Scott Rueck, Oregon State University Team Physician: Steve Foley, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Athletic Trainer: Anne Marquez, Notre Dame

Dominican Rep. (0-4)

2015 USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM CUMULATIVE STATISTICS

NAME

G/S

FGM-A

PCT

3PM-A

PCT

FTM-A

PCT

REB

PTS

AST

BLK

STL

Stewart Jefferson

5/5 5/5 5/5 5/0 5/5 5/0 3/0 5/0 4/2 4/0

33-68 22-57 22-33 21-36 13-39 9-25 10-13 4-10 4-13

.485 .386 .666 .583 .333 .360 .769 .400 .308 .286 .286

8-21 8-23

.381 .348 .400 .286 .---

19-28 9-12 11-19 13-16 14-16 5-9

.679 .750 .579 .556 .813 .875 .714

45/ 9.0 16/ 3.2 50/10.0 13/ 2.6 9/ 1.8 15/ 3.0 12/ 2.4 2/ 0.7

93/18.6 61/12.2 55/11.0 51/10.2 41/ 8.2 32/ 6.4 25/ 5.0 11/ 3.7 15/ 3.0 10/ 2.5 6/ 1.5

6 1 6 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0

9 4 2 9 9 1 2 1 1 0 1

Coates

0-0

3 7 4 9 5 3 6 5 3

Walker-Kimbrough 5/3

4-10

Harper Reimer

2-7 0-0 0-0 3-8 3-7 1-4 0-0

.--- .---

Mavunga

5-7 0-0 4-4 1-2 2-2

Coyer Plum

.375 .429 .250

.---

1.000 8/ 1.6

Williams Brunner Mitchell

4-14

.500

9/ 2.3

2-7

.---

1.000 9/ 2.3

DNP -- Injury

USA OPP.

5 5

144-315 128-330

.457 .388

29-80 28-84

.363 .333

83-115 62-85

.722 .729

216/43.2 175/35.0

400/80.0 346/69.2

68 53

17 10

39 33

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM 2011 RESULTS

GUADALAJARA, MEXICO • OCTOBER 21-25, 2011

The 2011 USA Pan American Women’s Basketball Team, led by head coach Ceal Barry, finished seventh in Guadalajara, Mexico, with a 2-2 record. Featuring 11 collegians and one high school player, the Americans dropped two close games before closing with back-to-back wins. In the Oct. 21 opener, the USA fell 58-55 to Argentina despite 18 points, four blocks and a U.S. Pan Am record 21 rebounds from Breanna Stewart, who became just the second U.S. high schooler to compete in the event. Katelan Redmon added 16 points and eight rebounds, and Valencia McFarland tallied a U.S. single-game record seven steals. The next night, Puerto Rico edged the Americans 75-70 after outscoring the USA 14-9 in the final minutes. Stewart had 14 points and 11 rebounds, while Tavelyn James scored 12. Despite a 44-28 rebounding advantage, the USA committed 19 turnovers. Bouncing back, the USA defeated Mexico 87-58 on Oct. 23 behind a 35-15 third-quarter run. Stewart led with 17 points, and Christine Flores and April Sykes added 12 apiece. Redmon grabbed 10 rebounds as the Americans earned the No. 4 seed in their group. Closing the tournament, the USA routed Jamaica 87-41. James hit 5-of-6 from 3-point range and finished with 19 points, seven rebounds and five assists. Stewart added 12 points, while Shante Evans posted a 12-point, 10-rebound double-double. The Americans’ 62 rebounds against Jamaica, including 10 from Avery Warley, set a Pan American Games record, and their 49.5 rebounds per game established a new U.S. tournament mark.

Though the Americans placed seventh, Stewart’s standout play and the team’s record-setting rebounding highlighted the performance.

2011 USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM ROSTER

2011 USA RESULTS (2-2)

NAME

POS HGT WGT AGE SCHOOL

HOMETOWN

Argentina Puerto Rico

L, 55-58 L, 70-75 W, 87-58 W, 87-41

Shante Evans Christine Flroes Tavelyn James Emilie Johnson Marissa Katanek Valencia McFarland Katelan Redmon Kevi Luper Kayla Standish Breanna Stewart

F F

6-0 6-3 5-7 5-6 5-9 5-4 6-1 6-2 6-4 5-10

235 175 142 130 155 135 118 155 165 185 187 210

20 21 21 21 21 21 20 23 22 17 21 24

Hofstra Missouri

West Chester, PA San Antonio, TX

Mexico Jamaica

G G G G G

Eastern Michigan UC Santa Barbara North Carolina State

Detroit, MI Loomis, CA Lincoln, NE Adair, OK

Oral Roberts Mississippi

FINAL STANDINGS

Edwards, MS Spokane, WA Ellensburg, WA Starkville, MS Washington, DC North Syracuse, NY

G/F

Gonzaga Gonzaga

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Puerto Rico (4-1)

Mexico (3-2) Brazil (4-1)

F/C G/F

Cicero-North Syracuse H.S./*UConn

April Sykes Avery Warley

6-1 6-3

Rutgers Liberty

Colombia (2-3) Argentina (2-2) Canada (1-3)

HEAD COACH: Ceal Barry, University of Colorado ASSISTANT COACH: Jennifer Gillom, USA Basketball ASSISTANT COACH: Debbie Ryan TEAM PHYSICIAN: Steve Foley, NBDL Sioux Falls Skyforce ATHLETIC TRAINER: Ed Ryan, Colorado Springs, CO

United States (2-2)

Jamaica (0-4)

2011 USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM CUMULATIVE STATISTICS

NAME

G/S

FGM-A

PCT

3PM-A

PCT

FTM-A

PCT

REB

PTS

AST

BLK

STL

Stewart James

4/4 4/4 3/0 3/0 4/0 4/4 4/4 4/0 4/4 3/0 4/0 4/0

19- 38 13- 35 10- 22 9- 25 9- 32 10- 25 11- 28 8- 21

.500 .371 .455 .360 .281 .400 .393 .381 .444 .300 .429 .333 .392 .293

0- 1 6-12 2- 9 4-12 0- 0 1- 2 1- 7 6- 16

.000 .500 .222 .333 .500 .143 .375 .333 .---

23- 26 7- 8 5- 6 2- 4 5- 7 3- 4 1- 2 1- 2 9- 21 2- 5 4- 4 0- 2 62-91 52-72

.885 .875 .833 .500 .429 .714 .750 .500 .500 .400 .000 .681 .722

45/11.3 13/ 3.3 14/ 4.7 6/ 2.0 31/7.8 13/ 3.3 26/ 6.5 2/ 0.5 15/ 3.8 6/ 2.0

61/15.3 39/ 9.8 27/ 9.0 24/ 8.0 27/ 6.8 26/ 6.5 26/ 6.5 23/ 5.8 20/ 5.0 8/ 2.7 10/ 2.5 8/ 2.0

5 9 4 4 3 2 7 6 7 4 4 3

9 0 0 2 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 4

5 3 2 1 1 3 4 3 8 8 2 2

Sykes Luper Evans Flores

Redmon Kastanek Johnson McFarland

8- 18 3- 10

3- 9 0- 0 0- 0 0- 3

.--- .--- .00

Warley

3- 7

1.000 16/ 4.0

Standish

4- 12

11/ 2.8

USA OPP.

4 4

107-273 81-276

23-71 18-78

.324 .231

198/49.5 111/27.8

299/74.8 232/58.0

58 42

42 31

USA BASKETBALL HISTORY

USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM 2007 RESULTS

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL • JULY 20-24, 2007

Youth proved a fine substitute for experience at the 2007 Pan American Games, as the youngest team in the field became the first U.S. wom- en’s squad to win gold since 1987. Playing in Rio de Janeiro, the USA capped its run with a 79-66 victory over host Brazil on July 24, outscoring the hosts 30-13 in the fourth quarter. Led by head coach Dawn Staley in her first USA assignment as a head coach, the team featured college players facing seasoned pros. Staley, a five-time gold medalist and three-time Olympian, improved her USA Basketball coaching record to 17-2. The Americans opened with a 95-41 rout of Colombia behind 15 points from Matee Ajavon. Nine players scored at least five points as the USA built a 32-14 first-quarter lead and cruised to its largest margin of victory, 55 points. Emily Fox came off the bench to score 18 points in an 85-54 win over Argentina. The USA led 45-15 at halftime, shot 49% from the field and doubled Argentina’s rebounding total. Marissa Coleman and Nicky Anosike each pulled down eight boards. Coleman tallied 19 points as the USA defeated two-time defending champion Panama 78-63 to move to 3-0. Tasha Humphrey added nine points in the third quarter, while a 10-4 fourth-quarter run sealed the win. In the semifinals, Angel McCoughtry’s spark helped the USA erase an early nine-point deficit and take down Canada 75-59. The Americans never trailed after McCoughtry’s go-ahead basket in the second quarter. The gold medal game saw Brazil lead 53-49 after three quarters, but the USA surged ahead with a 12-1 run to open the fourth. Ajavon scored 27 points, including 11-of-18 shooting, tying the U.S. record for most made field goals in a Pan Am Games contest. Humphrey added a key 3-pointer late, and McCoughtry’s defensive energy helped the USA secure the title. Ajavon’s 27 points ranked tied for fifth in U.S. single-game Pan Am scoring history, sealing her place in the tournament’s record book as the USA celebrated its long-awaited return to the top of the podium.

2007 USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM ROSTER

2007 USA RESULTS (5-0)

NAME

POS HGT WGT AGE SCHOOL

HOMETOWN

Colombia Argentina

W, 95-41 W, 85-54 W, 78-63 W, 75-59 W, 79-66

Matee Ajavon Nicky Anosike Jayne Appel

5-8 6-4 6-4 6-1 5-9 5-11 6-0 6-3

150 190 210 185 153 160 187 205 205 160 160 150

21 21 19 20 20 21 21 21 21 20 21 20

Rutgers

Newark, NJ

F/C

Tennessee Stanford Maryland Minnesota Tennessee Connecticut

Staten Island, NY Pleasant Hill, CA Cheltenham, PA Charleston, WV San Diego, CA Gainesville, GA Riviera Beach, FL Highlands Ranch, CO

Cuba

Canada

Marissa Coleman

G/F

Brazil

Emily Fox

G G

Alexis Hornbuckle Chardé Houston Tasha Humphrey

F F

Georgia

FINAL STANDINGS

Erlana Larkins

F/C

6-2 6-1 5-9

North Carolina

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

United States (5-0)

Angel McCoughtry

Louisville

Baltimore, MD Cincinnati, OH San Diego, CA

Brazil (4-1) Cuba (3-2)

Mel Thomas

G G

Connecticut

Candice Wiggins

5-11

Stanford

HEAD COACH: Dawn Staley, Temple University ASSISTANT COACH: Kathy Delaney-Smith, Harvard University ASSISTANT COACH: Bill Gibbons, The College of Holy Cross TEAM PHYSICIAN: Dr. Bruce Holladay, Crestview Hills, Kentucky ATHLETIC TRAINER: Julie Campbell, Denver University

Canada (2-3) Colombia (3-2) Argentina (1-4) Mexico (1-4) Jamaica (1-4)

2007 USA WOMEN’S PAN AMERICAN GAMES TEAM CUMULATIVE STATISTICS

NAME

G/S

FGM-A

PCT

3PM-A

PCT

FTM-A

PCT

REB

PTS

AST

BLK

STL

McCoughtry Humphrey

5/0 5/5 5/5 5/0 5/4 3/0 4/0 5/5 5/0 4/1 5/5 5/0

25-50 21/38 21-43 15/26 18-38

.500 .538 .488 .577 .474 .438 .500 .375 .647 .381 .280 .429 .474 .342

7-10

.700 .626 .467 .462 .375 .556 .250 .---

6-9

.667 .545 .500 .733 .800 .727 .750 .667 .500 .000 .000 .615 .645

28/5.6 27/5.4 21/4.2 32/6.4 7/1.4

63/12.6 58/11.6 56/11.2 47/9.4 44/8.8 25/8.3 25/6.3 30/6.0 24/4.8 19/4.8 15/3.0

4 7 9 7 2 2 6

2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 1

6 3 6 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 8 4

10-16

6-11 7-14 11-15 8-10 8-11

Ajavon

7-15 6-13 0-0

Coleman Anoskie Thomas

7-16 9-18

3-8 5-9

2/0.7

Fox

2-2 3-4 2-3 3-6 0-2 0-4

1.000 4/1.0

Wiggins

12-32 11-17

3-12 0-0 0-0 1-6 0- 0

6/1.2

Appel

.--- .---

12/2.4 20/5.0 20/4.0 22/4.4

3 2

Houston

8-21 7-25

Hornbucke

.167

Larkins

3-7

.---

6/1.2

USA OPP.

5 5

157-331 95-278

42-89 24-87

.472 .276

56-91 68-107

216/43.2 146/29.2

412/82.4 283/56.6

72 44

54 39

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