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Leading NCAA Division I Women, 2003–2004

POINTS PER GAME

	FGM	3FG	FT	PTS	PPG
Emily Faurholt, Idaho	261	43	172	737	25.4
Hana Peljito, Harvard	246	37	112	641	23.7
Chandi Jones, Houston	255	71	146	727	22.7
Cyndi Wilks, Va. Commonwealth	215	58	130	618	22.1
Shameka Christon, Arkansas	219	47	126	611	21.8

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE

	G	FGM	FGA	FG%
Katie Feenstra, Liberty	32	291	443	65.7
Janel McCarville, Minnesota	34	212	344	61.6
Gerlonda Hardin, Austin Peay	31	223	367	60.8
Le'Coe Willingham, Auburn	31	192	316	60.8
Khara Smith, DePaul	30	261	430	60.7

THREE-POINT FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE

	G	3FG	3FGA	3FG%
Marion Crandall, Eastern Michigan	30	77	152	50.7
K. C. Cowgill, SW Missouri State	32	65	138	47.1
Stefanie Collins, St. Bonaventure	26	75	161	46.6
Tory Mauseth, Yale	27	55	120	45.8
Cathy Joens, George Washington	30	96	218	44.0

FREE-THROW PERCENTAGE

	G	FT	FTA	FT%
Shanna Zolman, Tennessee	35	88	92	95.7
Cyndi Valentin, Indiana	29	99	107	92.5
Seimone Augustus, Louisiana State	35	100	111	90.1
Jill Marano, La Salle	28	95	106	89.6
Kari Koch, SW Missouri State	32	107	120	89.2

REBOUNDS PER GAME

	G	REB	RPG
Ashlee Kelly, Quinnipiac	29	392	13.5
Desire Almind, Bucknell	29	390	13.4
Sandora Irvin, Texas Christian	30	366	12.2
Rebekkah Brunson, Georgetown	28	336	12.0
Khara Smith, DePaul	30	351	11.7

ASSISTS PER GAME

	G	AST	APG
La'Terrica Dobin, Northwestern State	26	249	9.6
Temeka Johnson, Louisiana State	35	289	8.3
Leah Cannon, Oral Roberts	28	321	8.3
Yolanda Paige, West Virginia	32	253	7.9
Brooklynn Lorenzen, Montana	32	251	7.8

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