CSU-Pueblo women Lindsay Black
____________________________________________ Lindsay Black
The 2006-07 season was a success, nevertheless.
The Pack won the West Division of the RMAC, knocking off regional qualifiers Nebraska-Kearney and Metro State along the way. The T-Wolves won 12 of 14 during one stretch but lost some key in-region tournament games early on.
Three players were named to the all-West Division team - senior Kerry Lewis, junior Lindsay Black and sophomore Mary Rehfeld. And sophomore Jonnie Draper was tabbed West Division defensive player of the year.
A 17-10 finish wasn't lost on second-year head coach Kip Drown.
"We really buried ourselves from the beginning losing four home in-region tournament games," Drown said. "So we knew we had to win the tournament (Shootout) to get in.
"I was proud of our kids. They hung in there. We had a couple holes we never could fill. I'm really excited about our group next year. We have a good nucleus coming back. I like where the program is and we're heading in the right direction."
Two seniors will depart - Lewis and Karin Hansen. But the rest of the roster returns, including Black and Rehfeld, who were first and third on the team in scoring with 12.8 and 12.4 scoring averages, respectively.
The Pack won the West Division of the RMAC, knocking off regional qualifiers Nebraska-Kearney and Metro State along the way. The T-Wolves won 12 of 14 during one stretch but lost some key in-region tournament games early on.
Three players were named to the all-West Division team - senior Kerry Lewis, junior Lindsay Black and sophomore Mary Rehfeld. And sophomore Jonnie Draper was tabbed West Division defensive player of the year.
A 17-10 finish wasn't lost on second-year head coach Kip Drown.
"We really buried ourselves from the beginning losing four home in-region tournament games," Drown said. "So we knew we had to win the tournament (Shootout) to get in.
"I was proud of our kids. They hung in there. We had a couple holes we never could fill. I'm really excited about our group next year. We have a good nucleus coming back. I like where the program is and we're heading in the right direction."
Two seniors will depart - Lewis and Karin Hansen. But the rest of the roster returns, including Black and Rehfeld, who were first and third on the team in scoring with 12.8 and 12.4 scoring averages, respectively.
Black Named RMAC Player of the WeekFebruary 5, 2007COLORADO SPRINGS – Colorado State University-Pueblo women’s basketball player Lindsay Black was named Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Western Division Player of the Week, the conference office announced Tuesday.
Pack Women Win At Durango, Finish Weekend 2-0February 3, 2007DURANGO –Lindsay Black scored 19 points to help the Colorado State University-Pueblo women’s basketball team to a 71-63 win over the Fort Lewis Skyhawks Saturday night. The win gives the ThunderWolves a weekend sweep on their trip to the western slope.
CSU-Pueblo Women Post Win Over Grizzlies January 22, 2007PUEBLO – Lindsay Black was unstoppable as the Colorado State University-Pueblo women’s basketball team held on for a 67-58 win over the Adams State Grizzlies Monday night at the State Fair Events Center..
CSU-Pueblo Women Win RMAC OpenerDecember 8, 2006PUEBLO – Behind another big night from Lindsay Black the Colorado State University-Pueblo women’s basketball team won its Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference opener Friday evening at the State Fair Events Center. Black recorded a career-high 18 points as the Pack defeated the UC-Colorado Springs Mountain Lions 57-47.
Hometown:Littleton, Colorado
High School:Dakota Ridge HS
Height:6-1
Position:Guard
Experience:1L
GENERAL INFORMATION: An athletic guard who gained some experience in her first season...worked really hard on her strength and shooting in the offseason.
2004-05: Played in 14 games...scored a career-high seven points against Morgan State on 3-of-5 shooting in a career-high 15 minutes...also grabbed a career-high five rebounds against the Lady Bears...hit a career-high two 3-point field goals at Wyoming to help New Mexico win the MWC regular season title...first career point came against Bowling Green and first career rebound was against Missouri.
High School: A 2004 graduate of Dakota Ridge High School...lettered in both volleyball and basketball...named second team All-Jefferson Conference as a freshman and junior and first team All-Jefferson Conference as a sophomore and senior...selected honorable mention all-state as a junior and garnered second team all-state honors as a senior...member of the 2004 Jefferson Conference championship team under head coach Traci Nemechek, going a perfect 10-0 in league...led team to a 21-2 record and advanced to the 2004 Colorado Final Four....named to the Colorado All-State Tournament team in 2004...selected MVP both her junior and senior years at Dakota Ridge...received the 2004 Soaring Eagle Legacy Scholarship from the Dakota Ridge Basketball Association.
Personal: Born Lindsay Allison Black on November 21, 1985, in Englewood, Colorado...daughter of Ellis and Diana Black...has one sister, Jordan...father played basketball at the University of Colorado...member of the Honor Roll sophomore, junior and senior years...hobbies include basketball and volleyball...favorite athlete is Tim Duncan...plans on majoring in Secondary Education.
2004-05: Played in 14 games...scored a career-high seven points against Morgan State on 3-of-5 shooting in a career-high 15 minutes...also grabbed a career-high five rebounds against the Lady Bears...hit a career-high two 3-point field goals at Wyoming to help New Mexico win the MWC regular season title...first career point came against Bowling Green and first career rebound was against Missouri.
High School: A 2004 graduate of Dakota Ridge High School...lettered in both volleyball and basketball...named second team All-Jefferson Conference as a freshman and junior and first team All-Jefferson Conference as a sophomore and senior...selected honorable mention all-state as a junior and garnered second team all-state honors as a senior...member of the 2004 Jefferson Conference championship team under head coach Traci Nemechek, going a perfect 10-0 in league...led team to a 21-2 record and advanced to the 2004 Colorado Final Four....named to the Colorado All-State Tournament team in 2004...selected MVP both her junior and senior years at Dakota Ridge...received the 2004 Soaring Eagle Legacy Scholarship from the Dakota Ridge Basketball Association.
Personal: Born Lindsay Allison Black on November 21, 1985, in Englewood, Colorado...daughter of Ellis and Diana Black...has one sister, Jordan...father played basketball at the University of Colorado...member of the Honor Roll sophomore, junior and senior years...hobbies include basketball and volleyball...favorite athlete is Tim Duncan...plans on majoring in Secondary Education.
posted by WestEnd @ Tuesday, March 06, 2007
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