Re: Best Female Players + Kidder Cup

• From: bucktowntiger <jdh22_at_bucktowntiger.yahoo.invalid>
• Date: Thu, 08 May 2003 13:42:32 -0000
• Message-ID: <b9dms8+buhe_at_...>

As far as "up-and-coming," mad props to Stephanie Craig from Kansas.  
She hit 33.33 PPG at ACF Regionals and 66.43 PPG at Route 66... as a 
first-year player on more or less a first-year program.  Stephanie 
may be the best first-year player period in this region, and that 
includes some good ones we have here.

--Josh, P. t. altaica

--- In quizbowl_at_yahoogroups.com, dpucollegebowl <no_reply_at_y...> wrote:
> I was scoping out the competition for the Kidder Cup this evening, 
> and it seemed to me that the field should be made up of some of the 
> coolest, most easy-going players on the circuit, but at the same 
> time people who are pretty good.  
> 
> There are some people I have really come to like and enjoy talking 
> to that I don't or haven't gotten to play against much (Mike 
Burger, 
> Dave Bykowski, etc),
> 
> There are some good up-and-coming players (Leo Wolpert, Matthew 
> Marjan, etc.),
> 
> And the field seems about as evenly matched as any singles field 
> I've played in.  I'm really looking forward to it.
> 
> But the topic I'd really like to put forward is this:
> Who are the best FEMALE players in the country (either currently or 
> on their way up)?  
> 
> As far as people I've played against, I have nothing but the utmost 
> respect for Susan from Chicago, Candace from Texas A&M, and Lenzy 
> from Oklahoma State (a young trash player).  Also, Pam Mueller and 
> Alma Molino from Loyola and Trisha Bucholz from Illinois Wesleyan 
> all played well at DUCK Bowl recently.
> 
> What do other people think?
> 
> SPJ