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George Washington Colonials
RECORD: 22-10 REGION: West SEED: 7
COACH: Joe McKeown CONFERENCE: Atlantic-10 |
RESULTS| MESSAGE BOARD
Road to the Final Four.............................................................................................
| PREVIOUS GAMES |
| DATE |
OPPONENT |
ROUND |
RESULT |
| March 17, 2001 |
Stanford |
1st Round |
L 76 - 51 |
Overview
 The Colonials have good size up front and all of them get up and down the floor well. Freshman Ugo Oha and junior Elena Vishniakova are both 6 feet 4 and can be disruptive inside. Senior Petra Dubovcova, a presence inside at 6-3, can also step outside and shoot the jumper. Silky swing player Erica Lawrence is a tough matchup due to her quickness and size. Senior guard Kristeena Alexander played high-school ball with former Tennessee star Chamique Holdsclaw -- now she wants a national title like her old teammate.Player to Watch
Sophomore Erica Lawrence is an athletic player who can go inside, handle the ball with ease and is a dangerous outside shooter as well. Lawrence, a 6-foot-1 forward, averages nearly 14 points and five rebounds a game.
Roster
NO. PLAYER POS HT YRS HOMETOWN
1 Cathy Joens G/F 5-11 SO Irvine, CA
2 Demetria Tipps F 6-0 FR Bay City, TX
3 Erica Lawrence F 6-0 SO Nyack, NY
5 Marsheik Witherspoon G 5-5 FR Opa-Locka, FL
10 Kristeena Alexander G 5-6 SR Hempstead, NY
15 Lindsey Davidson G 5-9 SO Brea, CA
22 Elena Vishniakova F/C 6-4 JR St. Petersburg, Russia
30 Alexis Darling C 6-5 FR Corning, NY
32 Valerie Williams F 6-2 FR Fort Lauderdale, FL
34 Corrin Reid G 5-10 SR Alexandria, VA
35 Ugo Oha C 6-4 FR Houston, TX
42 Leslie Carlson C 6-4 SR Newington, CT
45 Petra Dubovcova F 6-3 SR Prievidza, Slovakia Notable Numbers
Joe McKeown is the school's all-time winningest women's basketball coach by both percentage and number of victories.
Tournament history
Previous NCAA Tournament Bids: 8
NCAA Tournament Record: 11-8
Final Four Appearances: None
NCAA Tournament Championships: None
Best NCAA Tournament Finish: 1997, Elite Eight
Last NCAA Appearance: 2000, lost to Notre Dame, 95-60, Second Round
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