FULL GAME OBERHAUSEN - HALLE #11 DARK JERSEY

2008-09: Spain Div 1,  CB Leganez

2007-08:  Finalnd div 1,  Team Nokia

13.5 points per game, 2 rebounds, 1.5 assists, 1.2 steals 33:15 minutes per game   88% FT (Leading the league)
41% 3 point field goals (3rd in league in made 3 pointers)
 

Letter of reccomendation:

Joey is one of the toughest competitors I have coached in 30 years of college athletics. I have coached at Notre Dame and New Mexico St. in the
8o's and then the head coach at Georgetown for 18 yrs. before coming to
Penn in 2004. I have seen many an All American and have coached 14 players who have gone on play in Europe over this stretch and one WNBA first round draft pick ( becky Brunson-Sacramento ).....Joey's heart and guile equal any of them. Her smarts surpasses most. She is intelligent and knows the game. She is loyal to her teammates and to her coaches and she works at her game throughout the entire season. I have no doubt that she will continue to work on improvement at this next level.

As I have spoken to many agents over the years and placed many players , as I have mentioned, I feel that coaches at the next level want some specific things. You want a quality person and a player who will practice hard and not cheat you with effort. Joey can be counted on to do this for you and the team.

You want a player who has a specific skill that can help you. Joey can shoot the three and take it to the basket. She has been my leading scorer for two straight years. She can play the one or the 2 G. She can defend
well: ball containment, help defense and has the knack for the big steal.

You want a teammate who will sacrifice for the team's goals, whatever the new coach decides...Joey will fit in and mix in very easily or she will take charge with her aggressive play and scoring.

I have nothing but great things to say about Joey Rhoads,who has left the Ivy League and the Big Five with her mark made and with great respect left behind. Call me or email me if any coach or GM has any questions.

Many thanks for considering Joey.

Coach Patrick Knapp
Head Women's Basketball Coach   University of Pennsylvania

2005-06: Team tri-captain ... Voted team’s Most Valuable Player by peers ... Named Best Defensive Player and was given the Epton-Tarr Award, which annually goes to the Quaker who is the “consummate teammate” ... Honorable mention All-Ivy League ... Second-team All-Big 5 ... Led the Ivy League and ranked 13th in the nation with an 87.6 free-throw percentage ... Paced her team and was sixth in the league with 13.7 ppg ... Fifth in league with 3.37 assists per game and a 1.21 assist-to-turnover ratio ... Sixth in the Ivies with 47 3-pointers made ... Scored in double-figures in 17 of 27 games, including seven when scoring at least 20 points ... Started every game and led team with 38.1 minutes per contest ... Had 25 points, going 3-for-3 from beyond the arc, in season-ending loss at Princeton (March 7) ... Was stellar in 25-point effort vs. Brown (March 4), hitting 6-of-10 from beyond the arc ... Scored 21 points at Harvard (Feb. 24) ... Had 19 points against Cornell (Feb. 18) ... Scored 14 points and dished out five assists vs. Harvard (Feb. 11) ... Had eight points, two assists and two steals vs. Dartmouth (Feb. 10) ... Netted 13 points and added three steals vs. Lafayette (Jan. 19) ... Scored game-high 22 points in win over Columbia (Jan. 14), including a key three-pointer and two free throws with time winding down to seal the win ... Had 11 points against Cornell (Jan. 13) ... Scored 19 points and added five assists in win over Rider (Jan. 10) ... Led her team with 19 points and seven assists against Princeton (Jan. 7) ... Had 12 points and five rebounds vs. Marist (Dec. 31) ... Scored 17 points and went 3-of-6 from three-point range against Drexel (Dec. 22) ... Had most prolific game of her career against American (Dec. 10), notching a career-best 27 points and nine assists ... sunk a dramatic game-tying three-pointer with 9.3 seconds left in regulation to send the game into overtime ... Broke out of a shooting slump in a big way against Saint Joseph’s (Dec. 7), hitting 7-of-14 shots from the field and 5-of-6 from the free throw line for 21 points ... Scored nine points vs. San Diego (Nov. 27)... Had eight points against Rice (Nov. 26)... Ten points in a loss to nationally ranked Temple (Nov. 22) ... Named Ivy League Player of the Week after 26-point performance in overtime victory vs. Lehigh (Nov. 18) ... Sunk a career-high six three-pointers and added five assists.