Personal Data

Name:

Becky Hammon

Nickname:

Becky Hammon

Nationality:

RUS - USA

Born date:

1977/03/11

Age:

34 years

Technical Data

Position:

Guard - Shooting guard

Height:

173

Current State:

Signed

Team:

Spartak de Moscú (Rusia)/Stars

International:

Sí

Bossman:

No

WNBA:

Sí

FIBA Europe:

Sí

Assimilated:

No

Clubs

• University of Colorado State´99 (Usa)
• New York Liberty (Usa-Wnba)
• Colorado Chill (Usa-Nwbl)
• Rivas Futura (España)´07
• San Antonio Silver Stars (WNBA)´07,´08.´09
• CSKA Moscú (Rusia)´08,´09
• Ciudad Ros Casares (España)´10
• Nadezhda Oremburg (Rusia)´11
• Spartak de Moscú (Rusia)

Career

• Kodak All-American First Team
• Francis Pomeroy Naismith Player of the Year
• Associated Press All-American First Team
• Sports Illustrated All-American First Team
• Colorado Sportswoman of the Year
• WAC Mountain Division Player of the Year 1998-99
• Surpassed K. Van Horn as the WAC"s All-Time leading scorer
• Led Colorado State University to a 33-3 record in 1999 and advanced to the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA tournament
• Claimed the 2003 NWBL regular season scoring crown by surpassing Houston"s Sheryl Swoopes. Finished with a scoring average of 20.2.
• Leading scorer for the New York Liberty in Game One of the WNBA Finals, scoring 18 points.
• Averaged 9.9 points per game in the 2002 WNBA Playoffs and shot .424 from the 3-point line.
• Finished the 2002 WNBA 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).
• Finished 4th in the 2001 WNBA All-Star voting for Eastern Conference guards
• Named Player of the Game, July 11, 2001, after scoring 16 points versus Seattle in a 67-53 Liberty victory
• Named Buick Regal Player of the Game, June 24, 2001, after scoring 21 points in a nationally televised game versus Los Angeles
• Finished the 2000 season ranked among the WNBA"s best in three statistical categories, Free Throw Percentage (4th), 3-Point Percentage (15th) and Field Goal Percentage (4th.)
• Became a starter for the Liberty during the 2000 season.
• Finished the 2000 season averaging 11 ppg.
• Named the Buick Regal Player of the Game four times during the 2000 season.
• Season high 23 points versus Utah on June 3, 2000.
• Selected to compete in the Sony 2-Ball Competition at the 2000 NBA All-Star Game.
• Scored 20 points in Game 2 of the 1999 WNBA finals vs. Houston.
• Campeona Copa de la Reina´10

Internationality

• USA Basketball Jones Cup Participant
• Bronce Juegos Olímpicos Pekín con Rusia´08
• Plata Europeo Riga con Rusia ´09

Statistical data

Season	Minuts	Points	Rebounds	Assistances	Stopper	Recovery	Valoration
09/10 - LR	218/21.8	130/13.0	14/1.4	30/3.0	1/0.1	21/2.1	122/12.2
09/10 - CR	20/10.0	5/2.5	1/0.5	2/1.0	0/0.0	2/1.0	5/2.5
06/07 - LR	404/31.07	227/17.46	39/3.0	53/4.07	1/0.07	17/1.3	186/14.3