2002-03: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors for a second year ... a second-year starter who continued to improve ... had a career high with 23 points vs. OSU on 10-of-15 shooting ... had 19 points vs. Purdue hitting 5-9 field goals and 9-11 free throws ... third in scoring averaging career-bests 8.9 points and adds 5.6 rebounds/game so far this season ... third on team in assists 1.71/game while playing the high-low game with fellow post Lello Gebisa ... fourth in blocks in the Big Ten with 1.29 per game and had a season high 4 blocks vs. Indiana 2/16/03 ... had back-to-back good games at Pepperdine Tournament hitting a double-double 13 points and career-high 12 rebounds vs. the Waves ... had second double-double and fifth in her career vs. EIU with 13 points and 12 boards ... prone to collecting fouls averaging 3.55 per game and was eliminated from four games this season

2001-02: Became a regular starter last season and improved each game ... had career-high 17 points and added 10 boards at Iowa Dec. 30 ... had a second double-double of 12 points and career 11 rebounds Jan. 17 vs. Illinois ... averaged career-bests 6.7 points; 4.8 rebounds in 23 minutes of play and had five blocks twice for 1.4 per game which ranked sixth in the Big Ten ... averaged 15.5 minutes per game at backup center as a freshman ... earned Academic All-Big Ten honors ... intends to major in biochemistry or genetics

2000-01: Wisconsin’s only recruited freshman in 2000 ... learned quickly playing backup post and averaging 16 minutes a game with two starts ... also contributed 3.4 points and 3.1 rebounds and twice had 10 rebounds in a game ... had a double-double against Loyola with 10 points and 10 rebounds ... aggravated an old back injury in the last regular-season game and missed the Big Ten Tournament ... played just nine minutes in the NCAA tourney game with Missouri ... averaged 6.4 rebounds per game to lead the Big Ten All-Star European tour team that went 5-0

High School: A 6-5 center, Ashbaugh was the 2000 Gatorade State of Washington Player of the Year ... she led her Redmond High School team to the 4A state tournament in 1999 and finished seventh in the tournament in 2000 ... first UW recruit from the state of Washington and the only player from the state invited to the prestigious 1999 NIKE All-American camp in Indianapolis ... listed No. 62 in the 1999 All Star Girls Report and No. 70 in the Blue Star Index ... was one of the top 10 centers in the country ... USA Today honorable mention All-America as a senior ... set nine school records including most points in a game with 35 while leading her high school team in scoring and rebounding with 15 points and nine boards, and added 3.0 blocked shots per game ... averaged 14.3 points, 10.8 rebounds and 4.8 blocks and had two double-doubles at the Marina Holiday Classic in Huntington Beach, Calif. ... named MVP of the 16-team tournament after Redmond beat Capistrano Valley in the final ... began playing organized basketball in second grade and was on her first select team in fifth grade ... played five years in the Redmond Select Program, and is a two-year member of the premier Seattle Black Magic