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NCAA Women's Basketball Statistics - 2007-2008

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Individual Statistics Leaders
Scoring PPG
1. A. HoltMiddle Tenn.27.4
2. N. DomaIdaho St.24.7
3. S. LoganRobert Morris24.7
4. A. McCoughtryLouisville23.8
5. A. RileyOklahoma St.23.1
Complete Leaders
Assists APG
1. C. FaucherPortland St.8.8
2. A. RegoSan Diego8.5
3. T. DeLaHoussayeWestern Mich.7.8
4. L. MitchellUtah7.5
5. K. ToliverMaryland7.4
Complete Leaders
Rebounds RPG
1. C. ParisOklahoma15.0
2. N. DomaIdaho St.12.4
3. T. SmithHawaii11.8
4. K. WhittingtonN.C. St.11.7
5. T. LewisUCF11.5
Complete Leaders
Field-Goal Percentage FG%
1. C. LanghorneMaryland64.7
2. C. KellyWestern Ky.64.4
3. C. SwordsBoston College64.2
4. T. CharlesConnecticut60.4
5. S. AckerSt. Joseph's59.6
Complete Leaders
More Individual Leaders
• Free-Throw Percentage • Steals • Blocks
• 3-Point Field-Goal Percentage • 3-Point Field-Goals Per Game
Team Statistics Leaders
Scoring Offense PPG
1. North Carolina86.3
2. Maryland82.0
3. Connecticut81.2
4. DePaul77.7
5. Gonzaga77.2
Complete Leaders
Scoring Defense PPG
1. LSU50.0
2. Rutgers51.4
3. Ark.-Little Rock52.0
4. Connecticut52.3
5. Lehigh52.9
Complete Leaders
Field-Goal Percentage FG%
1. Maryland49.5
2. Connecticut49.4
3. Green Bay48.8
4. North Carolina47.0
5. Boston College46.8
Complete Leaders
3Pt Field-Goal Percentage 3FG%
1. Green Bay42.8
2. Robert Morris39.6
3. Utah39.6
4. Cornell39.4
5. Manhattan39.4
Complete Leaders
More Team Leaders
• Field-Goal Percentage Defense • 3-Pointers Per Game • Rebound Margin
• Assists • Blocks • Scoring Margin
• Free-Throw Percentage • Steals • Turnovers
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