WBB: Ashley Joens record watch

[mred]

As suggested in another thread, here's a thread keeping an eye on Ashley Joens' attempt to break ISU records.

I've projected her career numbers after an additional bonus season if she decides to take it (assuming 32 games). Projections for the potential bonus year use her 2021-22 season averages.

Updated 3/28/2022

Points:
1. Ashley Joens, 2019-present 2,369
2. Angie Welle, 1999-2002 2,149
3. Bridget Carleton, 2016-19 2,142
4. Lindsey Wilson, 2000-03 1,875
5. Megan Taylor, 1998-2001 1,866
6. Jayme Olson, 1995-98 1,799
7. Tonya Burns, 1982-85 1,789
8. Hallie Christofferson, 2011-14 1,709
9. Seanna Johnson, 2014-17 1,645
10. Kelsey Bolte, 2008-11 1,639
11. Alison Lacey, 2007-10 1,620
12. Stacy Frese, 1998-2000 1,494
T13. Janel Grimm, 1995-98 1,449
T13. Lyndsey Medders, 2004-07 1,449
15. Nikki Moody, 2012-15 1,416
16. Chelsea Poppens, 2010-13 1,400
17. Tracy Gahan, 1999-02 1,357
18. Heather Ezell, 2006-09 1,339
19. Pat Hodgson, 1975-78 1,284
20. Kristin Scott, 2018-21 1,279
Ashley Joens:
Current total: 2,369 (#1)
After bonus season: 3,017 (#1)
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Field Goals:
1. Angie Welle, 1999-2002 791
2. Ashley Joens, 2019-present 771
3. Tonya Burns, 1982-85 760
4. Bridget Carleton, 2016-19 713
5. Megan Taylor, 1998-2001 669
6. Lindsey Wilson, 2000-03 637
7. Jayme Olson, 1995-98 628
8. Kelsey Bolte, 2008-11 576
9. Seanna Johnson, 2014-17 570
10. Hallie Christofferson, 2010-14 562
Ashley Joens:
Current total: 771 (#2)
After bonus season: 982 (#1)
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Field Goal Attempts:
1. Ashley Joens, 2019-present 1,795
2. Bridget Carleton, 2016-19 1,761
3. Megan Taylor, 1998-2001 1,599
4. Tonya Burns, 1982-85 1,459
5. Lindsey Wilson, 2000-03 1,414
6. Kelsey Bolte, 2008-11 1,356
7. Alison Lacey, 2007-10 1,344
8. Seanna Johnson, 2014-17 1,287
9. Jayme Olson, 1995-98 1,251
10. Angie Welle, 1999-02 1,234
Ashley Joens:
Current total: 1,795 (#1)
After bonus season: 2,311 (#1)
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3-Point Field Goals:
T1. Heather Ezell, 2006-09 287
T1. Megan Taylor, 1998-2001 287
3. Kelsey Bolte, 2008-11 276
4. Stacy Frese, 1998-2000 274
5. Brynn Williamson, 2011-15 259
T6. Ashley Joens, 2019-present 255
T6. Bridget Carleton, 2016-19 255
8. Megan Ronhovde, 2004-07 241
9. Alison Lacey, 2007-10 240
10. Kidd Blaskowsky, 2013-16 217
11. Lindsey Wilson, 2000-03 214
Ashley Joens:
Current total: 255 (#T7)
After bonus season: 341 (#1)
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3-Point Field Goal Attempts:
1. Heather Ezell, 2006-09 857
2. Brynn Williamson, 2011-15 761
3. Bridget Carleton, 2016-19 743
4. Megan Taylor, 1998-2001 730
5. Megan Ronhovde, 2004-07 724
6. Ashley Joens, 2019-present 705
7. Kelsey Bolte, 2008-11 688
8. Alison Lacey, 2007-10 637
9. Kidd Blaskowsky, 2013-16 634
10. Stacy Frese, 1998-2000 605
11. Tara Gunderson, 1994-97 583
Ashley Joens:
Current total: 705 (#6)
After bonus season: 933 (#1)

 

[mred]

Updated 3/28/2022

Free Throws:
1. Ashley Joens, 2019-present 572
2. Angie Welle, 1999-2002 557
3. Bridget Carleton, 2016-19 461
T4. Hallie Christofferson, 2011-14 443
T4. Jayme Olson, 1995-98 443
6. Seanna Johnson, 2014-17 398
7. Lindsey Wilson, 2000-03 387
8. Chelsea Poppens, 2009-13 384
9. Nikki Moody, 2011-15 355
10. Stacy Frese, 1998-2000 352
Ashley Joens:
Current total: 572 (#1)
After bonus season: 713 (#1)
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Free Throw Attempts:
1. Angie Welle, 1999-2002 768
2. Ashley Joens, 2019-present 690
3. Jayme Olson, 1995-98 589
4. Lindsey Wilson, 2000-03 560
5. Chelsea Poppens, 2009-13 540
6. Bridget Carleton, 2016-19 538
7. Hallie Christofferson, 2011-14 525
8. Seanna Johnson, 2014-17 524
9. Nikki Moody, 2011-15 464
10. Stacy Frese, 1998-2000 435
Ashley Joens:
Current total: 690 (#2)
After bonus season: 856 (#1)
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Rebounds:
1. Angie Welle, 1999-2002 1,209
2. Chelsea Poppens, 2010-13 1,091
3. Ashley Joens, 2019-present 1,081
4. Seanna Johnson, 2013-17 1,052
5. Megan Taylor, 1998-2001 966
6. Tonya Burns, 1982-85 921
7. Jayme Olson, 1995-98 872
8. Bridget Carleton, 2016-19 863
9. Tracy Gahan, 1999-2002 823
10. Janel Grimm, 1995-98 813
11. Hallie Christofferson, 2011-14 796
12. Kristin Scott 2018-21 735
13. Megan Ronhovde, 2004-07 710
14. Kelsey Bolte 2008-11 665
15. Nicky Wieben, 2006-09 635
Ashley Joens:
Current total: 1,081 (#3)
After bonus season: 1,384 (#1)
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Assists:
1. Nikki Moody, 2011-15 745
2. Lyndsey Medders, 2004-07 719
3. Lindsey Wilson, 2000-03 589
4. Alison Lacey, 2007-10 528
5. Stacy Frese, 1998-2000 484
6. Jadda Buckley 2014-17 456
T7. Tracy Gahan, 1999-2002 415
T7. Tracy Horvath, 1986-89 415
9. Heather Ezell, 2006-09 414
10. Emily Ryan, 2020-present 413
11. Tracy Eckert, 1979-82 390
12. Bridget Carleton, 2016-2019 349
Ashley Joens:
Current total: 190
After bonus season: 254
Emily Ryan:
Current total: 413 (#9)
After junior season: 641 (#3)
After senior season: 868 (#1)
After bonus season: 1096 (#1)
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Steals:
1. Tracy Horvath, 1986-89 233
2. Jane Lobenstein, 1983-86 215
3. Bridget Carleton, 2016-19 211
4. Heather Ezell, 2006-09 201
5. Lisa Greiner, 1986-89 181
6. Jolene Leseman, 1980-83 180
7. Tracy Gahan, 1999-2002 171
8. Etta Burns, 1985-88 170
9. Tracy Eckert, 1979-82 159
10. Tara Gunderson, 1994-97 145
Ashley Joens:
Current total: 128
After bonus season: 156 (#10)
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Blocks:
1. Nicky Wieben, 2006-09 198
2. Angie Welle, 1999-2002 155
3. Kristin Scott, 2018-21 133
4. Bridget Carleton, 2016-19 124
5. Brittany Wilkins, 2003-06 102
T6. Jocelyn Anderson, 2008-09 97
T6. Hallie Christofferson, 2011-14 97
8. Monica Huelman, 1997-2000 95
9. Stephannie Smith, 1986-87 92
T10. Anna Prins, 2009-13 86
T10. Tonya Burns, 1982-85 86
Ashley Joens:
Current total: 46
After bonus season: 59

 

[mred]

Updated 3/28/2022

Scoring Average:
1. Ashley Joens, 2019-present 18.8
2. Bridget Carleton, 2016-19 17.3
3. Stephannie Smith, 1986-87 16.7
4. Angie Welle, 1999-2002 16.3
5. Tonya Burns, 1982-85 15.7
6. Stacy Frese, 1998-2000 15.6
7. Jayme Olson, 1995-98 15.5
8. Lindsey Wilson, 2000-03 15.1
9. Megan Taylor, 1998-2001 14.1
T10. Lexi Donarski, 2021-present 13.7
T10. Beth Greiman, 1976-77 13.7
T10. Desirée Francis, 1999-2000 13.7
Ashley Joens:
Current total: 18.8 (#1)
After bonus season: 19.1 (#1)
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Rebounding Average:
1. Stephannie Smith, 1986-87 10.0
2. Angie Welle, 1999-2002 9.2
T3. Seanna Johnson, 2013-17 8.7
T3. Chelsea Poppens, 2010-13 8.7
5. Ashley Joens, 2019-present 8.6
6. Tonya Burns, 1982-85 8.1
7. Jayme Olson, 1995-98 7.5
T8. Megan Taylor, 1998-2001 7.3
T8. Pat Hodgson, 1977-78 7.3
T10. Janel Grimm, 1995-98 7.1
T10. London Reile, 1977-80 7.1
Ashley Joens:
Current total: 8.6 (#5)
After bonus season: 8.8 (#3)
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Free Throw Percentage:
1. Kelsey Bolte, 2008-11 .879 (211-240)
2. Jadda Buckley, 2013-17 .867 (326-376)
3. Bridget Carleton, 2016-19 .857 (461-538)
4. Lexi Donarski, 2021-present .854 (135-158)
5. Hallie Christofferson, 2011-14 .844 (272-330)
6. Brynn Williamson, 2011-15 .838 (197-235)
7. Emily Ryan, 2021-present .836 (133-159)
8. Alison Lacey, 2007-10 .833 (294-353)
9. Anne O’Neil, 2003-05 .831 (324-390)
10. Ashley Joens, 2019-present .829 (572-690)
11. Lyndsey Medders, 2004-07 .818 (292-357)
12. Stacy Frese, 1998-2000 .809 (352-435)
13. Emily Durr, 2014-18 .808 (168-208)
Ashley Joens:
Current total: .829 (#10)
After bonus season: .833 (#T8)
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Field Goal Percentage:
1. Angie Welle, 1999-2002 .641 (791-1,234)
2. Carmen Jaspers, 1986-89 .619 (443-716)
3. Cerita Cain, 1982-83 .540 (251-398)
4. Desirée Francis, 1999-2000 .536 (339-633)
5. Sue Reitsma, 1979-80 .532 (235-442)
6. Janel Grimm, 1995-98 .531 (559-1,053)
7. Brittany Wilkins, 2003-06 .529 (379-717)
8. Shelly Coyle, 1987-90 .527 (378-717)
9. Pat Hodgson, 1977-78 .523 (260-497)
10. Tonya Burns, 1982-85 .521 (760-1,459)
Ashley Joens:
Current total: .430
After bonus season: .425

NOTE: Morgan Kane (.577, 215 attempts) and Beatriz Jordao (.529, 155 attempts) are currently below the 250 required to be on the list.
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Three-Point Percentage:
1. Stacy Frese, 1998-2000 .453 (274-605)
2. Mary Cofield, 2002-03 .426 (95-223)
3. Tracy Gahan, 1999-2002 .420 (182-433)
4. Anne O’Neil, 2003-05 .416 (112-269)
5. Maggie Espenmiller-McGraw 2020-present .406 (86-212)
6. Laurie Decker, 1989-92 .405 (113-279)
7. Amanda Nisleit, 2006-09 .403 (47-123)
8. Kelsey Bolte, 2008-11 .401 (276-688)
9. Megan Taylor, 1998-2001 .393 (287-730)
10. Aubrey Joens, 2021-present .392 (96-245)
11. Lexi Donarski, 2021-present .385 (141-366)
12. Amanda Bartz, 1997-98 .386 (61-158)
13. Lindsey Wilson, 2000-03 .380 (214-563)
Ashley Joens:
Current total: .362
After bonus season: .365

NOTE: Nyamer Diew (.387, 62 attempts) is currently below the 100 required to be on the list.

 

[CYdTracked]

She is definitely going to put herself up there in the company of the all-time program greats if she stays healthy and productive. Welle and Carleton when you look at all the records are the 2 IMO who have stood out as possibly the best 2 players to have ever played in the program and Joens is on pace to put herself into that top 3 or 5 discussion when it is all said and done.

 

[Bipolarcy]

That looked like a lot of work. Thanks for posting it.

 

[Jerms]

Amazing how many of those top 10 all-time record holders are under Fennelly’s watch.

 

[VeloClone]

Amazing how many of those top 10 all-time record holders are under Fennelly’s watch.

I don't think most people realize just how dismal the WBB program at ISU was before Bill got here. It was pre-Snyder KSU FB bad.

The coach before Bill, Theresa Becker couldn't handle it after a few years so she quit to go back to Nebraska and serve as an assistant.

 

[theshadow]

Amazing how many of those top 10 all-time record holders are under Fennelly’s watch.

I don't think most people realize just how dismal the WBB program at ISU was before Bill got here. It was pre-Snyder KSU FB bad.

That, and he's been the coach for over half of the program's existence.

 

[mred]

That looked like a lot of work. Thanks for posting it.

It wasn't too bad once I got a spreadsheet set up. The top 10 lists were pasted straight from the media guide pdf.

 

[BoxsterCy]

That, and he's been the coach for over half of the program's existence.

The first 9 years of the program was basically just starting from scratch. There was not even conference play, just a small conference tournament that started in year four. The next 13 prior to Fennelly had Big 8 with actual conference play. He's coached 2/3's of the games since I'd call the program "real".

 

[BoxsterCy]

I don't think most people realize just how dismal the WBB program at ISU was before Bill got here. It was pre-Snyder KSU FB bad.

The coach before Bill, Theresa Becker couldn't handle it after a few years so she quit to go back to Nebraska and serve as an assistant.

She did hand off a team with some decent talent even though she had not won with them. Hand, Gunderson, Grim and Olsen.

 

[knowlesjam]

I don't think most people realize just how dismal the WBB program at ISU was before Bill got here. It was pre-Snyder KSU FB bad.

The coach before Bill, Theresa Becker couldn't handle it after a few years so she quit to go back to Nebraska and serve as an assistant.

I remember watching a few games back in in the 81-85 timeframe...about 100 of us...maybe 200 on a good day when we would play someone decent. Always sat in row 3 opposite the team benches...just about on the center line. Unfortunately, it was usually good study time...

 

[VeloClone]

I remember watching a few games back in in the 81-85 timeframe...about 100 of us...maybe 200 on a good day when we would play someone decent. Always sat in row 3 opposite the team benches...just about on the center line. Unfortunately, it was usually good study time...

Yeah, to say that attendance struggled would be an understatement. They would count everyone in the building: fans, players, coaches, managers, officials, scoring table personnel, ushers, tech staff, media, concession stand employees and custodians - and then add in a chunk of phantom people for good measure. The count after all of those gymnastics was still in hundreds even on a good day.

 

[BenEClone]

Some of those records are going to be tough on a games played issue. Games per year varies with deep runs into conference and NCAA tournament and non-con schedule. In 2000-2001 Angie played in 33 games.

 

[mred]

Some of those records are going to be tough on a games played issue. Games per year varies with deep runs into conference and NCAA tournament and non-con schedule. In 2000-2001 Angie played in 33 games.

I went with 32 for my projections because, barring games cancelations, the team is usually guaranteed 30 games, 31 with a winning record. The team played 29 last season despite tournaments being canceled, and 35 games the year before.

 

[CyclonesFan4ever]

Ashley will make the top 10 for sure.

 

[BoxsterCy]

Megan Taylor, Eric Haugen and Sarah Robson still share the best and, ultimately, the most important career record.

104 wins including eight NCAA wins.

 

[CyclonesFan4ever]

Ashley currently has 1,418 career points. Under normal circumstances, she will enter the 1,500-point club in the middle of February.

 

[mred]

I've updated with current stats. She's now cracked the top 10 in FT% and FTA. She was already top 10 in FTM, scoring average, and rebounding average.

For anyone who didn't notice, Ashley Joens is already #1 in career PPG for ISU. The old leader was Bridget with 17.274 ppg. Prior to the Oklahoma game, Ashley was at 17.169, and that 32-point outburst bumped her up to 17.359. She passed Bridget the moment she scored her 26th point in that game -- by my calculations, that was her layup at 4:30 left in Q3.

 

[mred]

I've additionally expanded career points to top 20 so everyone can see where she stands more easily.