TULSA — A returning letterwinner and starter . . . transferred to TU from Iowa State prior to the 2000-01 campaign . . . owns the school's single-game (14), single-season (77) and career marks (77) for blocked shots . . . also owns the WAC's overall and conference single-game record for blocked shots (14).
JUNIOR (2001-02) — Named to the all-WAC Newcomer team in her first season at Tulsa . . . started all 30 games . . . season numbers included 9.4 (282) points, 5.1 (153) rebounds and 2.6 (77) blocked shots per game . . . recorded career highs of 25 points, 10 field goals and five free throws against Oral Roberts (11/27) . . . finished with 21 points, nine rebounds and seven blocked shots vs. #4 Oklahoma . . . set the school mark for blocked shots in a single-game with 14 against #8 Louisiana Tech . . . the 14 blocks are a WAC single-game record and are the second-most recorded in one game in NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball history . . . also owns the school’s single-season and career mark for blocked shots with 77 . . . was named to the Bertha Teague Classic All-Tournament team . . . recorded her first career double-double with 17 points and a career-best 10 rebounds against Fresno State (1/5/) . . . has three career double-doubles . . . recorded a school-record 10 straight field goals against UTEP (1/10) . . . was named the WAC Player of the Week for Jan. 7-13 . . . scored 20 or more points in four games and reached double figures in 11 of 30 games . . . tied the school record for games played and started in one season . . . her .466 field goal percentage ranks seventh among TU’s single season leaders . . . named to the all-WAC Academic team.
PRIOR TO TULSA — Was a two-year letterwinner at Iowa State . . . played in 35 games in her two seasons . . . saw limited action both her freshman and sophomore seasons, playing behind Angie Welle who was a 1999-2000 all-Big 12 second-team performer . . . as a sophomore, she played in 14 contests as the Cyclones captured the Big 12 Conference Tournament Championship and advanced to the NCAA Midwest Region “Sweet Sixteen” . . . off the court, Shriver was a 1999 all-Big 12 Academic first-team selection and was a three-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll . . . played in 21 games as a freshman . . . tallied a career-high six points in seven minutes vs. Missouri . . . sat out the 2000-2001 season due to NCAA transfer rules.
HIGH SCHOOL — As a senior at Salina South High School, was named USA Today’s Kansas Player of the Year and was a Street & Smith’s honorable mention All-America selection . . . was a three-time all-state selection and was also named all-state her senior year by Topeka Capital Journal, Wichita Eagle, Associated Press and Kansas Sports Magazine . . . she led her team to three state tournaments, finishing second as a senior . . . her squad tallied a 44-3 record during her final two seasons . . . completed her high school career as the state of Kansas’ all-time career blocked shots leader (601) . . . averaged 15.9 points and 10.7 rebounds her senior season . . . was Kansas’ sophomore basketball player of the year . . . a four-time all-county pick . . . was a member of National Honor Society . . . named to all-league academic squad four years . . . high school basketball coach was Bruce Erickson.
PERSONAL — A communication major . . . a member of the TU Athletic Director's Honor Roll and the Dean's List . . . born Alyssa Nicolle Shriver on December 11, 1979 . . . one of two children of Jeff and Cindy Shriver.
Career Highs
Points - 25 vs. Oral Roberts (11-27-01)
Field Goals Made - 10 vs. Oral Roberts (11-27-01) and UTEP (1-10-02)
Three-Point FG's Made - 0
Free Throws Made - 5 vs. Oral Roberts (11-27-01)
Rebounds - 10 vs. Fresno State (1-5-02) and UTEP
(1-10-02)
Assists - 4 vs. UMKC (12-10-01)
Steals - 2 vs. three teams; most recently against UTEP (1-10-02)
Blocks - 14 vs. #8 Louisiana Tech (1-24-02)
Shriver's Career Statistics
YEAR G-GS FG-FGA PCT 3P-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG AST ST BLK PF-D PTS-AVG
*1998-99 21-0 7-17 .412 0-0 .000 13-22 .591 19-0.9 2 0 5 13-0 27-1.3
*1999-00 14-0 5-14 .357 0-0 .000 5-5 1.000 10-0.7 1 0 4 7-0 15-1.1
2000-01 Redshirt
2001-02 30-30 118-253 .466 0-0 .000 46-57 .807 153-5.1 23 10 77 71-1 282-9.4
Totals 65-30 130-284 .460 0-0 .000 64-84 .762 182-2.8 26 10 86 91-1 324-5.0
* denotes totals at Iowa State
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