B.J. MsNeally

Number10
ClassSr
PositionG
Height5'3
HometownColorado Springs, Colo
Prev. SchoolDoherty HS

Statistics

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Season  GP-GS  Min--Avg  FG-FGA   Pct 3FG-FGA   Pct  FT-FTA   Pct  Off Def  Tot  Avg  PF FO   A  TO Blk Stl  Pts  Avg
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2003-04  27-27 980 36.3 140-401  .349  45-139  .324  84-105  .800   19  64   83  3.1  48  1 113 109   1  79  409 15.1
2002-03  27-271018 37.7 128-378  .339  31-110  .282  89-117  .761   33  59   92  3.4  48  1 105 132   3  57  376 13.9
2001-02  28-14 867 31.0  91-225  .404  27-79   .342  88-103  .854   19  47   66  2.4  41  0  86  88   6  77  297 10.6
2000-01  27-10 805 29.8  96-250  .384  36-126  .286  25-39   .641   22  55   77  2.9  47  0  75  67   2  61  253  9.4

Notes:

2002-03:Was named First Team All-RMAC West Division ... Led the team and was No.7 in the conference in scoring with 13.9 PPG ... Recorded 57 steals, making her the new career-leader at UCCS for steals ... Led the team in assists as well, averaging 3.88 APG ... Also averaged 3.4 RPG and shot 76 percent from the foul line ... Started the season off with 20 points, on 7-for-15 shooting, and three assists at Western New Mexico on Nov 22 ... Had 16 points and seven assists at Colorado Mines on Dec 14 ... Poured in 22 points and had five assists vs. Metro State on Jan 3 ... Had 17 points, six assists, and shot 3-for-4 from behind the 3 PT line against Colorado College on Jan 8 ... Had 22 points and shot 5-for-7 on 3 PT vs. Nebraska-Kearney on Jan 17 ... Scored a career-high 25 points against Southern Colorado on Feb 8 ... Had 19 points, six rebounds, and four assists vs. Adams State on Feb 15.

01-02: Played in all 28 games, with 14 starts ... Finished third on the team in scoring with 10.6 points per game ... Led the Lions in assists with 3.1 per game ... Also led the Lions in free-throw percentage as she drained 85.4 % of her attempts ... Led the team in steals with 2.6 a game ... Opened up the season tying her career-high in rebounds with seven, to go along with 12 points and two steals against Western State on 11-23-01 ... Tied her career-high in assists with nine against Colorado Christian on 12-15-01 ... Had her best game of the year against Western State on 1-17-02 where she scored 19 points, dished out five dimes, pulled down four rebounds, and had five steals ... Continued to be a Mountaineer killer as she had 21 points and a career-high eight steals again against Western State on 2-8-02.

00-01: Played in 27 games, starting 12 ... Had 10 points, seven rebounds, and six assists in her collegiate debut against Division I Texas-El Paso on 11-17-02 ... Led the team in 3-pointers made with 36 ... Was second on the team in assists with 2.8 per game Scored in double figures 11 times ... Scored a career-high 23 points and made five 3-pointers against Metro State on 1/12/01.

Pre UCCS Notes:

Before CU-Colorado Springs: Named All-Conference and All State at Doherty High School ... Led the Spartans to a Metro League Championship and a Colorado State Final Four appearance ... MVP of the Pueblo basketball tournament in 2000.

Personal Notes:

Personal: Is majoring in Computer Science and has made engineering dean's list ... Full name is Bobbie Jean McNeally ... Enjoys listening to music and playing football ... Has two brothers Lee McNeally and Donnell Edwards ... Parents are Andrea and Rudolph Edwards ... Born August 31, 1982.

Stories featuring B.J. MsNeally

November 16, 2012Eastern New Mexico defeats UCCS in season-openerThe University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (0-1) lost its season opener to the Eastern New Mexico Zias Sunday afternoon. Eastern New Mexico beat the Mountain Lions 65-55 in front of 105 fans at the Lions’ Den.
February 23, 2006Sauter grabs record in lossJennine Sauter scored 21 points to become the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs’ all-time single-season scoring leader, but the Mountain Lions suffered their third straight defeat, 82-69 to the Mesa State Mavericks Thursday night at Grand Junction.
November 11, 2004Women's basketball season previewThe University of Colorado at Colorado Springs women’s basketball has some big shoes to fill.
March 9, 2004Three women's basketball players honored by RMACThree members of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs women’s basketball team were honored by the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
February 24, 2004CU-Colorado Springs wins its home finaleThe University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (10-16, 7-11 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference) won its final home game of the season of the Western State Mountaineers (3-23, 2-16) 68-58 Saturday night in the Lions’ Den.
February 21, 2004Highlands blows out Mountain LionsTara Podpah had 20 points and 10 rebounds to lead the New Mexico Highlands Cowgirls (8-17, 5-12 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference) to a 64-43 over the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Saturday evening in the Lions’ Den.
February 20, 2004Mountiain Lions' playoff hopes fading after loss to CSU-PTwo weeks ago Colorado State-Pueblo destroyed the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs 82-44 in Pueblo.
February 14, 2004Lions lose fourth straight RMAC gameThis was not the gameplan that the Mountain Lions want to make standard.
February 13, 2004Mo gives Lions the nyuk, nyuk nyukThe University of Colorado at Colorado Springs women’s basketball team wasted a golden opportunity in Friday night’s 63-53 loss to the Fort Lewis Skyhawks.
February 10, 2004McNeally breaks records as Mountain Lions bounce back versus UNCThe Mountain Lions got just what the needed Tuesday night.
January 31, 2004Mountain Lions keep on rolling, beat AdamsMaybe it’s a little early to be throwing around the old “p” word, but the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs is playing playoff-caliber basketball right now.
January 30, 2004Mountain Lions stun Fort LewisThe University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (7-10, 5-5 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference) came back from an eight-point second half deficit to shock the Fort Lewis Skyhawks (13-5, 7-3) 41-38 Friday evening at the Lions Den.
January 24, 2004Mesa State beats CU-Colorado Springs 68-66.Rosa Masler partially blocked a Jennine Sauter shot, collected the rebound and found Danielle Porreco for a layup with 1.2 seconds remaining to lift the Mesa State Mavericks (10-7, 6-3 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference) to a 68-66 victory over the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (5-10, 4-5 RMAC) Saturday night at the Lions’ Den.
January 21, 2004Mountain Lions best WesternIf the Mountain Lions can shoot, they’ve got a shot.
January 17, 2004Mountain Lions denied unpecedented sweepFresh off an unlikely upset the night before, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs came out strong Saturday trying to become the first Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference team to sweep the conference’s toughest road trip – the “pain on the plains” tour through Kearney, Neb., and Hays, Kan.
January 16, 2004Mountain Lions shock UNKNobody beats the Nebraska-Kearney Lopers at home. Its an unwritten rule of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, you go into Kearney, you’re going lose.
January 10, 2004Mountain Lions let one slip away vs. RegisThe University of Colorado at Colorado at Colorado Springs (3-8 2-3 RMAC) lost a heartbreaker to the Regis Rangers (8-5, 4-2 RMAC) 57-56 Saturday evening at the Lions’ Den.
January 6, 2004Division I Bears too much for Mountain LionsThe Northern Colorado Bears are headed to NCAA Division I. For 15 minutes Tuesday night, they were headed for trouble.
January 4, 2004Lions can't recover from bad first half in loss to Chadron StateChristina Merritt had 10 points and a game-high 11 rebounds but the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Mountain Lions were unable to recover from a disastrous first half, losing 73-58 to the Chadron State Eagles Saturday night in Chadron, Neb.
January 1, 2004Mountain Lions defeat Metro StateThe University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (3-6, 2-1 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference) won its first road game of the season 58-52 over Metro State (3-8, 1-2 RMAC) Thursday afternoon in Denver.
December 14, 2003Mountain Lions lose to Colorado MinesThe University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (2-5, 1-1 Rock Mountain Athletic Conference) had its two game winning streak snapped by the Colorado Mines Orediggers 75-71 Saturday night in the Lions’ Den.
December 9, 2003Mountain Lions win first game of the season over Colorado CollegeFor the first three weeks of the season the University of Colorado Springs at Colorado Springs (1-4) had been struggling to score and to rebound.
December 4, 2003Lubbock Christian sends Mountain Lions to fourth straight lossThe University of Colorado at Colorado Springs (0-4) women’s basketball team dropped its fourth straight game, a 53-38 loss to the Lubbock Christian Lady Chaparrals (7-1) Thursday night at the Lions Den.
November 21, 2003Good second half but no cigarThe University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Mountain Lions matched the Southwest Baptist Lady Bearcats hoop for hoop in the second half of Friday nightís game at Pittsburg, Kan. Unfortunately, two halves were played and the Mountain Lions lost 63-43 in the first game of the Chatter Roundball Classic, hosted by Pittsburg State.
November 14, 2003Women's Basketball PreviewLast season, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, without a single senior on the roster, went 7-20 overall, 5-12 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. The Mountain Lions finished fifth in the West Division and played very competitive in most games, with five of their losses coming by five points or less.
October 25, 2003Scrimmage highlighted by balanced scoringChristina Merritt scored 12 of her 16 points in the second period as the Gold team won 33-14, avenging its 25-24 loss to the Black team in the first period, during the women's basketball team's first formal intrasquad scrimmage on Saturday.
March 2, 20032002-03 women's basketball season recapAfter losing six seniors and one other key reserve from a 2001-2002 team that went 19-9 and made it to the second round of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference playoffs, CU-Colorado Springs had one of the youngest teams in the RMAC this season.
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