2007-2008 Roster is up

[BlueKeyAlum]

Seniors
Lisa Bue
Brenda Slyt
Amanda Giordat
Jenna Lemnus
Emily Moran
Annika Walseth

Juniors
Jerri Penley
Ashley Samuelson - thought Ashley had 3 YEARS of eligiblity left.

Sophomores
Inger Hodgson
Megan Shea
Jill Zaruba

Frosh
Tessa Wilka
Abby Plucker
Georgia Popovici
Amy Kallemeyn
Whitney Trecker

[TheDoctor]

Glad to see it is up! Good luck ladies! ;)

[sambini]

Have a nice season Bison ladies++++

[lakesbison]

yea, WHATS UP WITH ASHLEY!!! should be sophomore, unless behind the scenes the NCAA denied her and NDSU didnt disclose that to the public.... yet.

[Greenie]

I think she's supposed to be listed as a sophomore. She played as a true freshman at Colorado State in 2005-2006 and sat out last year (2006-2007). She still has 3 years remaining.

[BlueKeyAlum]

Roster is updated to list Ashley as a Sophomore.

We have 6 seniors on the squad broken into 1 Post, 2 Wings, 2 off-guards and 1 point guard. There are 10 returning players for 2008-2009 which very-roughly break down to:

3 posts: Penley, Zaruba, Kallemyn
2 wing/forwards: Samuelson, Popovici
1 wing/guard: Shea
2 off-guards: Trecker, Plucker
2 point guards: Hodgson, Wilka

In reality, Wilka is probaly more of a wing/guard so it's imperative that the Bison bring in a point guard. Kamille Wahlin is a top priority but I would also not be surprised for the staff to go the JC route as well.

Amy likes to have large rosters so it might be it might not be out of the realm of possibility to see 4-5 recruits coming in.

[Greenie]

Large rosters are common in women's basketball because the NCAA allows 15 scholarships (that's about 2 too many) --- men only get 13.

[imabison]

Large rosters are common in women's basketball because the NCAA allows 15 scholarships (that's about 2 too many) --- men only get 13.
No doubt that would be to help the Men vs Women scholarship levels for Title IV

[BlueKeyAlum]

Large rosters are common in women's basketball because the NCAA allows 15 scholarships (that's about 2 too many) --- men only get 13.

Given the freakish frequency of ACL injuries among women's basketball players, I'm OK with larger roster sizes.