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Though I never saw the women's team play before Tara VanderVeer arrived, there's little in the records to suggest that anybody from that era has been unfairly left out, with one possible exception: Jeanne Ruark Hoff, who scored 2008 points from 1978 to 1983. She was Stanford's all-time leading scorer for many years and even today ranks No. 8. Did anybody here see her play? Can you tell us anything about her? I don't even know what position she played. though her .586 career shooting percentage (No. 2 all-time) and 908 rebounds (No. 7) suggest she was a post.

Hoff is the first woman in Stanford's history to tally more than 2000 points. The powerful forward has a devastating jumpshot from up to 20 feet. "Shooting definitely is my forte. I'm not a great defensive player," Hoft said.

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[82lsju]

Though I never saw the women's team play before Tara VanderVeer arrived, there's little in the records to suggest that anybody from that era has been unfairly left out, with one possible exception: Jeanne Ruark Hoff, who scored 2008 points from 1978 to 1983. She was Stanford's all-time leading scorer for many years and even today ranks No. 8. Did anybody here see her play? Can you tell us anything about her? I don't even know what position she played. though her .586 career shooting percentage (No. 2 all-time) and 908 rebounds (No. 7) suggest she was a post.

Hoff is the first woman in Stanford's history to tally more than 2000 points. The powerful forward has a devastating jumpshot from up to 20 feet. "Shooting definitely is my forte. I'm not a great defensive player," Hoft said.

http://stanforddailyarchive.com/cgi-bin/...9-01.2.61#