2000-01 Women's Basketball
Inducted: April 25, 2015
Bio: With more than 10 season program records to its credit, it's safe to say the 2000-01 women's basketball team was a cut above in a lot of ways. Of all of its accomplishments, though, the team's run in the postseason is what places it above all other basketball squads — men's and women's — at Lewis-Clark State.
After winning the Frontier Conference tournament, the Warriors opened the NAIA National Championship in Jackson, Tenn., as the No. 5 seed and went on to win three games to advance to the semifinals — the furthest in program history — where they fell to top-ranked, and eventual national champion, Oklahoma City. LCSC ended the year 33-4 (.892), the most wins in program history.
Program season records set by the Mike Divilbiss-led team include most rebounds (1,510), field goals made (1,062), free throws made (661), 3-pointers made (721), points (3,074), and highest 3-point percentage (40 percent). Brianne Jolley, who led in points and rebounds, earned first team All-American honors, while Alyssa Erickson, Brianne Kottwitz, and Shannon Russel were honorable mentions.
