Did You Know?

• Former All-American Kate Dunne was named 2002 NCAA Woman of the Year for the state of Ohio. Heither Heitsenrether also garnered the same honor in 1998.
• Wooster finished with double-digit wins (11) for the 10th-consecutive season in 2007.
• The Scots have won five NCAC titles since 1984, including 2006 when they went a perfect 12-0 in conference play.
• The Scots' .654 all-time winning percentage (457-232-41) is the best among Wooster's women's sports teams.
• The Scots have had 14 players named to the All-America Team since 1991, including Anlyn Addis ('07) and Amanda Artman ('10) in 2006.
• Wooster had seven players named all-conference in 2006, including Amanda Artman ('10), who was both NCAC Offensive Player of the Year and Newcomer of the Year.
• The Scots had five players named to the all-region team in 2006, led by Anlyn Addis ('07), Amanda Artman ('10), and Miranda Leickly ('07) on the first team.
• The Scots have finished first or second in the NCAC eight times in the last nine years.
• Kate Dunne, Miriam Esber, and Emily White ('02s) along with Heather Heitsenrether ('98) and Katie Doyle ('96) were named to the NCAC All-Decade Team.
• Head coach Brenda Meese won her 300th career game in 2004. She owns a record of 216-123-4 in 18 years at Wooster.
• Head coach Brenda Meese entered 2007 ranked 15th in the NCAA (all divisions) in victories (329) and her 518 games coached is No. 14 in that category.