Collegiate Experience
General – Started and played in every game of her college
career … Helped lead CSU to three NCAA Tournament appearances;
its first-ever Top 10 ranking (No. 4) and Sweet 16 appearance
in the 1999 NCAA Tournament … Finished with 1,881
career points, second all-time at CSU … Ranks second all-time
at CSU with 232 steals and third all-time with 857 rebounds …
Outstanding work ethic, solid defender and versatile … Named
first-team all-Western Athletic Conference three straight years.
1998-1999 – Named a Kodak Honorable Mention All-American
… Associated Press Honorable Mention All-American … Selected
Kodak All-District VII … Named first-team all-conference
… Helped CSU to Sweet 16 of NCAA Tournament … Played and
started in every game … Two-time WAC Player of the Week …
Honored as Colorado Sportswomen of the Year for women’s
college basketball, with teammate Becky Hammon … Named
third-team Women’s Basketball News Service … Named Preseason
WNIT Final Four co-MVP … Led team with 7.2 rebounds
a game.
1997-1998 – Named a Kodak Honorable Mention All-American
… Selected Kodak All-District VII … Named first-team allconference
… First Team all-WAC for second straight year
… Named team’s Chairman of the Boards … Led team with
8.2 rebounds a game … Had eight double-doubles.
1996-1997 – Named first-team all-conference for Pacific
Division … Started all 28 games … Sixth in the WAC in
scoring (16.1 ppg) and field-goal percentage (.435).
1995-1996 – Honorable Mention all-conference … Selected
to the WAC’s All-Newcomer Team … Awarded the Fighting
Ram Award by her teammates …
1995-1996 – Honorable Mention all-conference … Selected
to the WAC’s All-Newcomer Team … Awarded the Fighting
Ram Award by her teammates …
Notes
April 25, 2003
Becky Hammon and Katie Cronin were signed Friday, April 25, 2003 by the Colorado Chill, making them the first players under contract with the National Women´s Basketball League team.
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