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2001-2002 Juedes served as a role player for Marquette in her second season. While playing in every game, her time was somewhat limited. She made the most of 17 minutes against DePaul (Jan. 12), scoring a career-tying best 11 points, leading MU bench scorers. She was 4-of-8 from the floor and 3-of-4 from long range. She also tied a career high with 11 points in MU's win over Louisville (Feb. 21). She was 4-of-8 from the floor and was 3-of-3 from the line. She missed a free throw for the first time in her career -- spanning 17 attempts -- against Wis.-Green Bay. She ended her second season 29-for-33 from the line in her career. Juedes has also become more of a perimeter player. She is hitting 27.3 percent of three point attempts this season. 2001-2002 While not on the floor as much as others during 2001-02, Juedes was an important role player during the season. She had her best outing in the Great Alaska Shootout, scoring 11 points off the bench against Alaska Anchorage. In addition, she set a career high with seven rebounds. Juedes also provided a big spark off the bench with seven points in the win over 20th ranked Colorado State. She also added five big points against Saint Louis. Against Cincinnati, she came off the bench to hit three baskets in the game's final two minutes for six points. Juedes was the most accurate free throw shooter on the team. While limited to just 13 attempts, she connected on all of them, including a 2-for-2 outing against TCU in the final game of the regular season. High School (Ripon) Juedes, a 6-foot-1 forward from Ripon High School in Ripon, Wis., ended her career as Ripon's all-time scorer with 1,076 points. She also finished as the career rebound leader (624), blocked shots leader (161) and steals leader (176). Playing for Sheri Quamme, Juedes earned three letters at Ripon High School. She was a first team all-conference selection three times, conference player of the year as a junior, and was honorable mention All-State as a junior and senior. As a junior, Juedes scored 19.8 points per game (a Ripon single-season record), had 10.6 rebounds per game and had 1.8 assists. She scored 17.4 points per game as a senior with 9.4 boards per game. An AAU-All America on the 16 and under team, Juedes led Wisconsin Viking Club Velocity to a fifth place finish in the AAU 16 and under national tournament. Juedes also won three letters each in volleyball and softball. She won a volleyball state title in 1998 and was conference player of the year in 2000. In softball, she was a three time all-conference selection. Personal Born August 3, 1983, Juedes is the daughter of Wally and Sandy Juedes, and has a younger brother, Tim. She was a member of the National Honor Society, a band member and a solo/ensemble competitor for four years. She has yet to declare a major.
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