Wake Forest Post Game Notes
2/1/2004 12:00:00 AM | Women's Basketball
Feb. 1, 2004
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Wake Forest Postgame Notes
February 1, 2004 / vs. Virginia
Wake Forest's loss today gives the Deacons ...
... a record of 10-10 on the season
... a record of 3-6 in ACC action
... a 1-1 mark on the ACC Women's Basketball Regional Sports Network
... prevents the first three-game winning streak in ACC play since the 1987-88 season; a span dating 16 years
... a 2-53 all-time record against the Cavaliers
... a 1-24 all-time mark against Virginia in Winston-Salem and 1-14 in Joel Coliseum
... a 1-6 record on Super Bowl Sunday
... head coach Charlene Curtis a 227-272 all-time record
... head coach Charlene Curtis a 65-122 record at Wake Forest
... a 350-478 all-time record
Miscellaneous notes
... the 4-5 record is the best record for Wake Forest through nine ACC games since the 1995-96 season
... the Demon Deacons shot .556 (15-for-27) from the field in the first-half Sunday afternoon; second-best single-half field goal percentage this year
... failed to register at least three players in double figures for only the fourth game this season
... grabbed only five offensive rebounds; single-game low for the Deacs this season
... after knocking down at least eight 3-pointers in the last four games, Wake hit only three Sunday afternoon
Senior Tonia Brown
... moved closer to 1,000 points; Brown scored seven points and now has 989 career points
... played in her 103rd game for the Demon Deacons
Senior Bianca Brown
... played in her 103rd game for the Demon Deacons
Junior Erin Ferrell
... finished with 15 points; most for Ferrell since 16-point effort on Jan. 15 against FSU
... grabbed season-high nine rebounds Sunday afternoon
... played a season-high 37 minutes
... took career-high 15 shots against Virginia
... registered double figures for the 12th game this season and 25th game of career
... went 5-for-7 from the floor and scored 10 points in the first-half Sunday afternoon; managed only four points in last outing at Georgia Tech
Sophomore Liz Strunk
... finished with 19 points Sunday afternoon
... just shy of third 20+ point game this season
... led Demon Deacons in scoring for the sixth consecutive game
... scored in double figures for the 10th consecutive game, 16th game this season and 17th game in career
... knocked down 5-for-6 from the field and totaled 12 in the opening 20 minutes Sunday afternoon
Sophomore Cotelia Bond-Young
... with her seven points Sunday afternoon, she eclipsed the 500-point mark in her career
... Bond-Young now with 505 career points
... tied her season-high with four steals for the third time this season
... was just 2-for-5 Sunday afternoon
... two field goals made were the fewest since first two games of 2003-04 season
... five field goal attempts were the fewest since Dec. 19 at Princeton