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Leading NCAA Division I Women, 2002–2003

POINTS PER GAME

	FGM	3FG	FT	PTS	PPG
Chandi Jones, Houston	275	52	168	770	27.5
Molly Creamer, Bucknell	239	62	219	759	27.1
LaToya Thomas, Mississippi State	297	18	182	794	25.6
Tiffany Webb, Wright State	246	50	132	674	24.1
Kelly Mazzante, Penn State	292	98	155	837	23.9

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE

	G	FGM	FGA	FG%
Courtney Coleman, Ohio State	32	184	278	66.2%
Janel McCarville, Minnesota	30	155	236	65.7
Chantelle Anderson, Vanderbilt	32	217	341	63.6
Gerlonda Hardin, Austin Peay	31	198	312	63.5
Jocelyn Penn, South Carolina	30	282	449	62.8

THREE-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE

	G	3FG	3FGA	3FG%
Sinnamonn Garrett, New Mexico State	28	68	137	49.6%
Jess Hansen, UC-Santa Barbara	32	67	142	47.2
Kate Bulger, West Virginia	28	77	164	47.0
Lindsay Bowen, Michigan State	29	77	166	46.4
Laura Spanheimer, Creighton	33	77	168	45.8

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE

	G	FT	FTA	FT%
Jill Marano, La Salle	29	88	93	94.6%
Kandi Brown, Morehead State	28	104	111	93.7
Kim McDonough, St. Peter's	28	81	88	92.0
Erin Thorn, Brigham Young	31	87	95	91.6
Carey Sauer, San Francisco	29	112	123	91.1

REBOUNDS PER GAME

	G	REB	RPG
Jennifer Butler, Massachusetts	28	412	14.7
Angela Buckner, Wichita State	28	366	13.1
Cheryl Ford, Louisiana Tech	34	438	12.9
Ashlee Kelly, Quinnipiac	28	338	12.1
Tori Talbert, Southwest Texas State	32	385	12.0

ASSISTS PER GAME

	G	AST	APG
La'Terrica Dobin, Northwestern State	28	298	10.6
Latesha Lee, Jackson St.	29	214	7.4
Laura Ingham, Nevada	29	212	7.3
Ashley McElhiney, Vanderbilt	30	219	7.3
Ivelina Vrancheva, Florida Int'l.	30	217	7.2

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