Becky HAMMON
PROFILE
Position : Birth Date : Height : Weight : FIBA Nationality : Other Nationality : 2-1 11-03-1977 168 cm - kgs Russia USA
Becky Hammon is one of the premier guards in the world. She has so much versatility, and can score by hitting a 3-pointer, driving into the lane or pulling up for a mid-range jumper. She can create shots for herself off the dribble. She sees the court well and is an excellent passer. She is a respected leader by her teammates and a favorite of fans everywhere!
CAREER
2009-10 : Played with Ros Casares Valencia (Spanish Pro League + Euroleague) 2009 : Played with San Antonio of the WNBA 2008-09 : Played with CSKA Moscow (Russian Pro League + Euroleague) 2008 : Olympic Games (China, 2008) 2008 : Played with San Antonio of the WNBA 2007-08 : Played with CSKA Moscow (Russian Pro League + Euroleague) - World Club League champion - Russian League Finalist - Russian Cup Winner 2007 : Played with New York Liberty of the WNBA 2006 : Played with New York Liberty of the WNBA 2006 : Played with Colorado (NWBL - USA) 2005 : Played with New York Liberty of the WNBA 2005 : Played with Colorado (NWBL - USA) 2004 : Played with New York Liberty of the WNBA 2004 : Played with Colorado (NWBL - USA) 2003 : Played her fifth season with the New York Liberty of the WNBA. She played shooting guard and point guard for the Liberty. 2003 : Played with Tennessee Fury her NWBL season 2002 : Becky finished the 2002 season ranked among the WNBA’s best in four statistical categories, including 3-point field goals made (8th), 3-point field goals attempted (14th), 3-point field-goal percentage (17th) and 3-point field goals per 40 minutes (7th). Becky averaged 9.9 points per game in the 2002 WNBA Playoffs and shot 42.4 percent from the 3-point line as she helped New York advance to the WNBA Championship Finals. 2001-02 : Becky played end of the season for Rovereto in Italy’s A1 Division. Teamed up with Allan Houston of the Knicks for the Sony 2Ball Competition at the 2000 NBA All-Star Game Named 1998-99 First-Team All-America by the AP, Women's Basketball Journal, Women's Basketball News Service, Sports Illustrated and Kodak A 1999 Naismith Finalist Three-time WAC Player of the Year (1997-99) and four-time All-WAC first team Completed her career ranked as the WAC's all-time leading scorer (men or women) with 2740 points (21.9 ppg), passing Keith Van Horn Set an NCAA Tournament record twice with 16 free throws made against Cal State Northridge (17FTA) and SW Missouri St. (20 FTA) Other honors include 1996 WAC Freshman of the Year, WAC All-Newcomer team and News Service All-Freshman first team
STATISTICS
PROFESSIONAL STATISTICS Season GP Min FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB AST TO BL ST PTS WNBA'08 33 33.4 171-438 .39 77-220 .35 163-174 .93 91-2.8 161-4.9 104-3.1 7 43-1.3 582-17.6 WNBA'07 28 33.4 179-402 .44 74-183 .40 95-102 .93 77-2.8 140-5.0 114-4.0 5 23-0.8 527-18.8 WNBA'06 22 30.8 107-252 .43 37-108 .34 72-75 .96 66-3.0 81-3.7 65-2.9 3 29-1.3 323-14.7 WNBA'05 34 34.7 145-336 .43 65-178 .36 118-131 .90 114-3.4 146-4.3 107-3.1 2 60-1.8 473-13.9 WNBA'04 34 1130-33.2 153-354 .43 57-170 .34 97-116 .84 118-3.5 150-4.4 118-3.5 2 58-1.7 460-13.5 WNBA'03 11 257-23.4 50-87 .57 23-49 .47 39-41 .95 21-1.9 18-1.6 27-2.4 1 10-0.9 162-14.7 WNBA'02 32 659-20.6 87-197 .44 44-114 .39 38-56 .68 68-2.1 54-1.7 55-1.7 0 25-0.8 256-8.0 2001-02 8 299-37.4 32-65 .49 26-50 .52 30-36 .83 23-2.9 11 35 - 15 172-21.5 WNBA'01 32 619-19.3 90-197 .46 42-111 .38 40-51 .78 52-1.6 51-1.6 - 1 27 262-8.2 WNBA'00 32 835-26.1 119-252 .47 52-141 .37 61-69 .88 64-2.0 58-1.8 - 1 29 351-11.0 WNBA'99 30 202-6.7 27-64 .42 11-38 .29 15-17 .88 19-0.6 17-0.6 - 0 6 80-2.7   NCAA STATISTICS Season GP Min FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FT-A Pct. REB AST TO BL ST PTS 1998-99 36 - 261-526 .49 114-274 .42 188-218 .86 138-3.8 174-4.8 - - 98 824-22.9

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