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Jazzmin Awa-Williams

Number30
PositionF
Height5-9
HometownKailuakona, Hawaii
Prev. SchoolKonawaena 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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2008-09 24-0   441 18.4 114-238  .479   1-4    .250  93-119  .782   48  78  126  5.3  89  5  34  65   7  32  322 13.4
2007-08 29-1   365 12.6  48-119  .403   6-22   .273  39-57   .684   32  46   78  2.7  69  2  26  55   3  13  141  4.9

Notes:

2008-09: Named to the all-tournament team at the Adams State Bankers Classic after averaging 10.5 points on 8-for-9 shooting in UCCS' two games.

2007-08: Played in 29 games as a freshman ... averaged 4.9 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 0.9 assists per game ... had a career-high 15 points against Colorado Mines Feb. 15 ... grabbed a career-high 9 rebounds against Bellarmine Nov. 4 ... had a career-high three assists against Nebraska-Kearney Jan. 18.

Pre UCCS Notes:

Before UCCS: Four-time all-state selection while playing for Konawaena High School in Kailuakona, Hawaii ... won two state titles as a Freshman and Senior ... named HawaiiHoops.com Player of the Year ... named Big Island Interscholastic Federation Division I Player of the Year ... averaged 19.1 points during the season and averaged 20.3 points in the playoffs her Senior year.

Personal Notes:

Personal: Majoring in Communications/Media Management ... enjoys going to the beach, reading, and painting her toenails ... has one brother, Jordan ... parents are Marcel Williams and Jacqueline Awa.

Stories featuring Jazzmin Awa-Williams

November 23, 2009Lowe named player of the weekMallory Lowe of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs was named the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference East Division Player of the Week, the conference announced Monday.
March 9, 2009Awa-Williams named second-team All-RMACJazzmin Awa-Williams of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs was named to the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference women’s basketball second-team, the conference announced Wednesday.
February 27, 2009Mountain Lions fade in second overtime, allow Regis to clinch RMAC playoff spotCOLORADO SPRINGS – Paulina Tuell scored 36 points as the Regis Rangers clinched a berth in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference playoffs with a 106-101 double-overtime victory over the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Friday evening at the Lions’ Den.
February 7, 2009Blackout Night crowd gets the assist in big victory over Colorado ChristianCOLORADO SPRINGS – Five Mountain Lions scored in double figures on Blackout Night at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, but the assist definitely went to the crowd.
February 6, 2009UCCS drops sixth straight gameCOLORADO SPRINGS – The Mountain Lions couldn’t bluff their way past a pair of nines Friday evening.
January 31, 2009Mountain Lions come up short in ovetime loss to Chadron StateCOLORADO SPRINGS – Samantha Arkulari made a free throw with seven seconds remaining to lift the Chadron State Eagles to a 62-61 overtime victory over the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Saturday evening at the Lions’ Den.
January 30, 2009Rally at beginning of second half lifts Nebraska-Kearney past Mountain LionsThat’s how golden opportunities slip away.
January 24, 2009Mountain Lions come up on wrong end of three-for-all in road loss to RegisDENVER – There was a three-for-all at Regis Fieldhouse Saturday evening.
January 23, 2009Sherk's sharpshooting not enough as Mountain Lions can't finish comebackDENVER - Alex Sherk scored a career-high 14 points but the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs couldn’t recover from a big deficit and lost 86-66 to the Metro State Roadrunners Friday evening at Auraria Fieldhouse.
January 17, 2009"Lone wolf" UCCS can't complete comeback against Western StateCOLORADO SPRINGS – When Mountain Lions become lone wolves, the result is more than species confusion. It also makes for the occasional lackluster performance.
January 16, 2009Mountain Lions get the Lowe-down in grabbing victory over Mesa StateCOLORADO SPRINGS – Mallory Lowe had a career-high 12 rebounds to go with her nine points and two blocked shots to lead the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs to a 75-62 victory over the Mesa State Mavericks Friday evening at the Lions’ Den.
January 10, 2009Awa-Williams' 27 points not enough as Mountain Lions fall to Adams StateALAMOSA â€" Jazzmin Awa-Williams scored 27 points, the most by a University of Colorado at Colorado Springs player this season, but that wasnâ€TMt enough to prevent the Mountain Lions from dropping a 78-67 decision to the Adams State Grizzlies Saturday evening at Plachy Hall.
January 9, 2009Tough Fort Lewis defense hands Mountain Lions first conference lossDURANGO – An impressive Fort Lewis Skyhawks defense forced 27 turnovers, 19 in the first half, in handing the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs women’s basketball team its first Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference loss of the season, an 83-60 decision Friday evening at Whalen Gymnasium.
January 5, 2009South Dakota connects from long range to drop Mountain LionsCOLORADO SPRINGS – Annie Roche had a career-high 17 points to lead the South Dakota Coyotes to a 66-58 victory over the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Monday evening at the Lions’ Den.
December 22, 2008Awa-Williams named RMAC East Division player of the weekJazzmin Awa-Williams of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs was named the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference East Division player of the week, the conference announced Monday.
December 20, 2008More records fall as Mountain Lions improve to 3-0 in RMAC playCOLORADO SPRINGS- Behind a school-record 36 free throws made, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs women’s basketball team earned its first-ever 3-0 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference start with a 78-66 victory over the New Mexico Highlands Cowgirls Saturday evening at the Lions' Den.
December 19, 2008UCCS takes big Steel & Silver Series lead with win over T-wolvesThe University of Colorado at Colorado Springs took a commanding lead in the Steel & Silver Series on Friday night and, in no small part, has Colorado State-Pueblo coach Kip Drown to thank.While coaches in other sports from both schools have made certain they play each other twice a season (one conference game and one nonconference), Drown has repeatedly and steadfastly refused to schedule a second game against the Mountain Lions. His rationale, according to sources, has been that another game against UCCS does nothing to enhance his team’s regional prestige.As a result, Friday evening’s 77-67 UCCS victory counted four points toward winning the Ent Federal credit Union Trophy for the fourth straight year instead on the two earned later in the evening by the Mountain Lion men. The two wins give UCCS a daunting 18-6 lead in the rivalry series.
December 13, 2008Mountain Lions turn tables to score come-from-behind victorySILVER CITY, N.M. – Just four days after blowing a lead with four minutes remaining, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs turned the tables to grab a 70-64 victory over the Western New Mexico Mustangs Saturday evening in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference opener for both teams.
December 9, 2008Auguste is magnificent as Colorado College stuns UCCSCOLORADO SPRINGS – In Latin, Augustus means magnificent. On Tuesday evening at the Lions’ Den, Auguste meant the same thing.Eliese Hansberry banked in an off-balance jumper with 2.5 seconds, allowing Melanie Auguste’s huge night to be rewarded as the Colorado College Tigers stunned the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs 69-67.
December 6, 2008Freshmen lead the way as UCCS wins its second straight gameGOLDEN, Colo. – Led by Ashley Miller’s 14 points, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs’ freshman class played a big role as the Mountain Lions beat the Oklahoma Panhandle State Aggies 71-45 Saturday afternoon at Lockridge Arena.
December 5, 2008Awa-Williams celebrates her birthday by leading team to winGOLDEN, Colo. – Some people really know how to celebrate a birthday.
November 28, 2008Mountain Lion comeback falls short in loss to NewmanCOLORADO SPRINGS – Nancy Hoist’s jumper at the buzzer missed left as the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs was unable to complete its comeback in a 75-73 loss to the Newman Jets Friday evening at the Lions’ Den.
November 23, 2008Awa-Williams named to all-tournament teamALAMOSA - Jazzmin Awa-Williams of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs was named to the Adams State Bankers Classic all-tournament team, tournament officials announced late Saturday.
November 22, 2008Mountian Lions fall to Lubbock ChristianALAMOSA – One night after setting an unfortunate record for turnovers, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs set another record Saturday.
February 23, 2008Season ends with loss to Nebraska-KearneyKEARNEY, Neb. -- Four Mountain Lions scored in double figures but the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs were nonetheless beaten Saturday, 82-67 by the Nebraska-Kearney Lopers at the health and Sports Center.
February 15, 2008Mountain Lions fall behind early, can't catch up in loss to MinesGOLDEN -- Nobody's better at digging holes than an Oredigger.
February 9, 2008Metro State tops UCCSCOLORADO SPRINGS - Despite Tonya Tripp having 19 points and Jazzmin Awa-Williams and Nancy Hoist both having eight points, the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs was unable to keep up with the Metro State Roadrunners, falling by a score of 57-43 on Saturday evening at the Lion's Den.
February 2, 2008Mountain Lions fend off Mines rallyCOLORADO SPRINGS -- Nancy Hoist and Tonya Tripp each scored 10 points as the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs held off a spirited second-half Colorado School of Mines rally to defeat the Orediggers 52-47 Saturday evening at the Lions' Den.
January 18, 2008Two double-doubles not enough to top LopersCOLORADO SPRINGS -- Tonya Tripp and Kirstin Buttars each posted double-doubles, but the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs was unable to overcome the powerful Nebraska-Kearney Lopers in a 66-63 defeat Friday evening at the Lions' Den.
December 14, 2007UCCS loses heartbreaker to Western StateGUNNISON -- Audra Lawson's layup with 1.2 seconds remaining sent the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs to its seventh straight defeat, a 68-67 loss to the Western State Mountaineers Friday evening at Paul Wright Gym.
December 7, 2007Adams State shoots past Mountain LionsCOLORADO SPRINGS -- Vera Jo Bustos scored 25 points on 11-for-15 shooting to lead the Adams State Grizzlies to a 70-50 victory over the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Friday evening at the Lions' Den in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference opener for both teams.
November 24, 2007South Dakota hands UCCS third straight lossThe University of Colorado at Colorado Springs women's basketball team dropped its second game at the Hyatt Place Mountain Lion Classic and its third straight overall with an 82-66 loss to the South Dakota Coyotes Saturday evening at the Lions' Den.
November 4, 2007UCCS tops Bellarmine to win Disney tourneyLAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Elephant might just become an acquired taste at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.
November 3, 2007Tripp leads UCCS to second win at DisneyLAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Tonya Tripp had 28 points and 12 rebounds to lead the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs to an 84-74 victory over the Limestone Saints Saturday at the Milk Barn at Disney's Wide World of Sports.
November 2, 2007Shooting leads UCCS to season-opening winLAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Tonya Tripp had 13 points and 10 rebounds to lead the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs to a season-opening 68-63 victory over the Winona State Warriors Friday evening at the Milk Barn at Disney's Wide World of Sports.
October 23, 20072007-08 season previewThe coach has a new name. She has some exciting new talent. And she's got a smile she can't hide.
June 6, 2007Women's basketball announces recruiting classUniversity of Colorado at Colorado Springs women's basketball coach Jessika Stratton announced her 2007 recruiting class on Wednesday.Joining the Mountain Lions for the 2007-08 season will be Jazzmin Awa-Williams, a 5-foot-9 forward from Kailuakona, Hawaii, Mallory Lowe, a 6-foot-1 forward from Bushnell, Ill., Felisha Hamilton, a 5-foot-7 guard from Friendswood, Texas and Kirstin Buttars, a 5-foot-8 forward from Weston, Idaho.
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