Jenn Smith

Coaching Staff:

Bill McCullen
(Varsity)

Marcy Uyl
(Varsity Assistant)

Christy Drayton
(Varsity Assistant)

Dan Hill
(Statistician)

Scott Palmer
(J.V.)

Kim Lawrence
(J.V. Assistant)

Dan Blemaster
(Freshman)

Dave Pabst
(8th)

Eric Wieferich
(7th)

Jennifer Smith (1997-1999 Varsity Letter-winner)

	2003-04 Michigan Women's Basketball
	54 Jennifer Smith*** Sr./Sr. • C • 6-4 Lansing, Mich. Dewitt High School

Senior Season Stats

	Scored 659 points in 2003-2004 (Set the U of M Single Season Record)
	21.3 points/game scoring average (Led the Big Ten)
	Made 210 Free-throws in 2003-2004 (Set the U of M Single Season Record)
	Set another Michigan record by scoring 30 or more points in a game six times in 2003-2004
	Finished 6th in the Big Ten in Rebounding (7.4 per game)

2003-2004 Post Season Awards

	All-Big Ten Honorable Mention in 2003 (Coaches)
	All-Big Ten First Team in 2004 (Media)
	All-Big Ten Second Team in 2004 (Coaches)
	U of M's "Prestige Award" in 2004

Career Stats

	Finished with 1,697 points in her career (2nd All-Time at U of M)
	Finished with a FG% of .513 over four years (2nd All-Time at U of M)
	Finished with a FT% of .812 over four years (3rd All-Time at U of M)

WNBA Draft

	Chosen in the 3rd Round by the Detroit Shock in 2004 (32nd pick overall)
	Jenn is one of five Wolverines to be drafted into the WNBA, joining Stacey Thomas (23rd pick in 2000), Pollyanna Johns (27th pick in 1998), Alayne Ingram (44th pick in 2002), Anne Thorius (58th pick in 2001) and Tabitha Pool (23rd pick in 2005)
	Jenn is the second highest pick ever chosen from the Mid-Michigan area, behind Mason's Kristin Haynie, who was selected with the 9th pick in 2005.
	Although Jenn didn't make the final Shock roster for 2004, she signed a contract to play professionally for Delta ICP in Slovakia for the 2004-2005 season.
	Jenn completed her first season with Delta ICP as the team's leading scorer. She finished as the 12th leading scorer in the Euro League averaging 15.6 points and 6.0 rebounds per game. Delta ICP won the Slovak league title in 2005, and Jenn was chosen as the MVP of the league. She scored 31 points and pulled down 11 rebounds in the decisive Game 5 victory in the league finals.
	In late July of 2005, Jenn signed a contract to finish out the season with the New York Liberty in the WNBA.

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