UMSL SPORTS HALL OF FAME

Lisa Houska-Dey - Women's Basketball/Softball

Inducted: 2002

Lisa Houska-Dey was a two-sport athlete at UMSL in women’s basketball and softball. As a softball player, she became the school’s first female athlete to twice earn All-American honors, receiving that honor in 1989 and again in 1991. She was a four-time all-conference selection and was a three-time all-region selection in 1989, 1990 and 1991. She ranks third in career hits at UMSL with 176, third in career doubles with 32, second in career triples with 15, third in career stolen bases with 30 and fifth in career runs with 99.

 

On the basketball floor, Houska-Dey was named a three-time all-conference selection in the MIAA and was named to the conference all-freshman team in the 1987-88 season. She ranks seventh in career points scored with 1,029, and is one of just nine players to eclipse the 1,000 career point mark. In addition, Houska-Dey is the school’s all-time career leader in both steals and assists, recording 214 career steals and 636 career assists, over 250 more than the next best total in school history. She holds four of the top five single season assist records at UMSL, and holds the single game record of 15 in 1989.

 

 Year
G
FG-A
Pct
3FG-A
Pct
FT-A
Pct
Reb
Avg
A
St
TP
Avg
1987-88
26
86-226
.381
2-6
.333
53-67
.791
87
3.3
134
34
227
8.7
1988-89
27
87-198
.439
5-15
.333
25-38
.657
72
2.7
171
71
204
7.6
1989-90
27
138-341
.405
3-20
.150
63-95
.663
110
4.1
160
43
332
12.3
1990-91
27
115-284
.405
1-8
.125
35-46
.761
81
3.0
171
63
266
9.9
Career
107
426-1049
.406
11-49
.224
176-246
.715
350
3.3
636
211
1029
9.6

 

 
GP
Avg
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
SB-A
1988
43
.281
114
23
32
6
5
0
18
3-5
1989
46
.353
156
28
55
4
5
1
22
6-10
1990
34
.360
114
18
41
13
0
1
19
3-7
1991
43
.387
124
30
48
9
5
2
15
18-21
Career
166
.346
508
99
176
32
15
4
74
30-43

 

Lisa Houska-Dey throwing out the first pitch at a 2004 UMSL Softball game.

 

 

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