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2009–10 Iowa State Cyclones women's basketball team

Intercollegiate basketball season

Field	Value
sport	Women's basketball
year	2009–10
team	Iowa State Cyclones
image	Iowa State Cyclones logo.svg
conference	Big 12 Conference
short_conf	Big 12
record	25–8
conf_record	11–5
head_coach	Bill Fennelly
asst_coach1	Jack Easley
asst_coach2	Latoja Schaben
asst_coach3	Jodi Steyer
stadium	Hilton Coliseum (Capacity: 14,092)
champion	Northwestern Tournament champions
tourney	NCAA tournament
tourney_result	Sweet Sixteen

The 2009–10 Iowa State Cyclones women's basketball team represented the Iowa State University in the 2009–10 NCAA Division I women's basketball season. The Cyclones were coached by Bill Fennelly and played their home games at the Hilton Coliseum in Ames, Iowa. The Lady Clones finished second the Big 12 Conference and earned a #4 seed and a fourth consecutive trip to the NCAA women's tournament. Hilton Magic propelled the team through the first and second rounds with attendance at Hilton Coliseum ranked 2nd in the nation. However, UConn, the 2010 Champions, stopped the Lady Cyclones in the Sweet Sixteen.

Offseason

Six Iowa State women’s basketball players have graduated from the university. The players include Shellie Mosman, Jocelyn Anderson, Amanda Nisleit, Heather Ezell, Nicky Wieben, and Toccara Ross. All five senior who finished their eligibility this season in the NCAA Elite have finished their academic endeavors, and junior Shellie Mosman will graduate with a degree in accounting in just three years. The 2008–09 senior class earned three NCAA championship berths, and appeared in the Elite Eight at the 2009 NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament. The senior class won 92 games in their careers and matched the school record for most wins in a season with 27 victories.
Chassidy Cole, a 5-8 guard from Amarillo, Texas, has signed a national letter of intent to play basketball at Iowa State in 2009–10. Bill Cole will be a sophomore for the Cyclones after spending one year at Howard College in Big Spring, Texas. Cole led Howard to a 26–9 record in 2008–09 and a top-four finish in the Western Junior College Athletic Conference, averaging eight points, 4.1 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 2.5 steals per game as a freshman. Howard was the National Junior College Athletic Association Region 5 champion and qualified for the national tournament. Cole led her region in assist-to-turnover ratio and ranked sixth in steals per game. She knocked down 33 three-pointers at a 32.4 percent clip, which ranked 14th regionally. Cole passed out five or more assists in seven contests and nabbed three or more steals 13 times.
Other incoming players include Adrianna Prins, Amanda Zimmerman, Chelsea Poppens, and Jessica Schroll. Prins is an ESPNU HoopGurlz top 100 player from Broomfield, Colorado. At 6 foot 6 inches, she will be one of the tallest post players in the Big 12 for 2009–2010 season. Zimmerman is also a highly ranked recruit who committed to ISU while during her 8th grade year at Ballard-Huxley High School, Iowa. Zimmerman will be playing as a power forward. Poppens is a power forward from Aplington-Parkersburg High School, Iowa. Schroll is a shooting guard from H. H. Dow High School, Michigan.
July 7: Jessica Schroll tore anterior and medial cruciate ligaments in her left knee during prime recruiting time the summer before her junior season in high school. Schroll’s knee injuries sidelined her for her entire junior campaign, but she came back to average 14.7 points, three assists and 2.7 steals per game as a senior at H.H. Dow High School in Midland, Michigan. Schroll moved to campus and started summer school on June 15, and she has spent time both on and off the court with her new teammates preparing for the upcoming season.

Roster

Number	Name	Height	Position	Class
2	Williams, Whitney	5'7"	Guard	Sophomore
4	Lacey, Alison	6'0"	Guard	Senior
10	Stuckey, Denae	5'8"	Guard	Senior
11	Bolte, Kelsey	6'1"	Guard	Junior
12	Schroll, Jessica	5'10"	Guard	Freshman
13	Florzak, Anna	5'10"	Guard	Senior
22	Lightbourne, Genesis	6'0"	Forward	Senior
23	Cole, Chassidy	5'8"	Guard	Sophomore
30	Mosman, Shellie	5'10"	Guard	Senior
33	Poppens, Chelsea	6'2"	Power Forward	Freshman
42	Zimmerman, Amanda	6'2"	Power Forward	Freshman
55	Prins, Adrianna	6'6"	Post	Freshman

Schedule

|- !colspan=9| Pre-Season (Exhibition) |- !colspan=9| Regular season

|- !colspan=9| Big 12 Tournament |- !colspan=9| NCAA Division I Tournament

Regular season

Player stats

Player	Field goals	Three Pointers	Free Throws	Assists	Steals	Rebounds	Points
Lacey	163–369 .442	53–142 .373	94–107 .879	187	39	148–4.9	473–15.8
Bolte	136–348 .391	84–205 .410	37–42 .881	48	38	144–4.5	393–12.3
Prins	99–223 .444	27–67 .403	42–54 .778	14	3	113–4.2	167–9.9
Poppens	111–227 .489	0–1 .000	69–110 .627	22	19	238–7.2	291–8.8
Williams	63–157 .401	48–120 .400	20–23 .870	52	17	34–1.0	194–5.9
Zimmerman	58–113 .513	15–36 .417	25–37 .676	18	2	72–2.3	156–5.0
Stuckey	47–127 .370	15–46 .326	34–54 .630	68	41	200–6.1	143–4.3
Schroll	42–93 .452	2–12 .167	43–61 .705	17	7	110–3.3	129–3.9
Cole	18–50 .360	11–33 .333	15–27 .556	33	8	46–1.5	62–2.0
Mosman	6–19 .316	4–17 .235	5–8 .625	7	2	14–0.9	21–1.3
Florzak	3–9 .333	2–8 .250	8–8 1.000	0	3	7–0.5	16–1.1
Lightbourne	5–18 .278	0–0 .000	2–3 .667	3	1	17–1.1	12–0.8
Totals	751–1753 .428	261–687 .380	394–534 .738	469	180	1253–38.0	2157–65.4

Team players drafted into the WNBA

Round	Pick	Player	NBA club
1st	10	Alison Lacey	Seattle Storm

References

Iowa State University. "'''Iowa State Cyclone Women's Basketball History'''". Iowa State Athletics.
"Women's Basketball Graduates Six".
"Chassidy Cole Signs with ISU Women's Basketball".
"2022 High School Girls' Basketball Recruits - Iowa State - ESPN".
"Schroll Ready to Make Mark".

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