AS A SOPHOMORE (2002-03):Picked right up where she left off after a tremendous rookie season...Played and started in all 38 games...Logged 1,029 minutes for the season, 27.1 mpg...Averaged 6.4 ppg and 3.4 rpg...Handed out 145 scoring passes...Had three or more assists in 27 games in 2003...Her total assists were fourth best for a Lady Vol sophomore...Led the team in steals with 97 which averaged out to 2.6 thefts per game...Recorded five games in double-figures including a career high 15 points against Puerto Rico-Mayaguez...Was named to the San Juan Shoot Out All-Tournament team...Handed out nine scoring passes for a new career high at Southern Cal in front of families and friends on the Lady Vols West coast swing in December 2002...Also managed another career high in the same game with seven steals against the Women of Troy...A great leaper, Loree went to the glass as she claimed eight rebounds twice in 2003...Was Tennessee's best shooter in NCAA play connecting on 67% of her field goals...Ranked in the top 10 of four SEC statistical categories.

AS A FRESHMAN (2001-02): Loree's impressive quickness and ball-handling skills helped her see considerable playing time as a rookie...Played in all 34 games and earned a dozen starts...Averaged 21.4 minutes per game...Had six games in double-figures scoring...Recorded 20 games with more than four assists...Named to the five-player SEC All-Freshman team...Averaged 5.7 ppg, 2.7 rpg and a team-leading 3.91 assists per contest...Dished out 133 scoring passes to become the all-time freshman assist leader passing Dawn Marsh who handed out 127 in 1984-85...Loree had a career-high eight helpers against Florida...Registered a career-best of 15 points against Chattanooga...Cleared the boards for seven rebounds against South Carolina and snagged five steals in the game against N.C. State for season high marks...Led the team in steals with 80 thefts an average of 2.35 steals per outing...Had her best all-around game of the season against #8 South Carolina tossing in 11 points (4-5 FG), grabbing seven rebounds, dishing six assists and nabbing three steals.

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL: In 2003, Loree spent a busy summer with the USA team at the Pan American Games in Santo Domingo...She was a starter for the Red, White and Blue, as the USA went 5-2, and claimed the silver medal at the tournament...She played and started all seven games averaging 25.6 minutes per contest...Averaged 6.4 ppg and 3.9 rpg...Registered a team-best 18 steals (26 spg)...Continued her solid shooting connecting on 54% from the field...Loree was a member of the 2000 U.S. Junior World Championship Team that won the gold medal in Mar del Playa, Argentina...Played alongside former Lady Vol Ashley Robinson on the squad headed up by Connecticut Head Coach Geno Auriemma...Also a member of the 2001 U.S. Junior National Team that won the bronze medal in the Czech Republic...Played 17-and-under AAU basketball for the Olympic Girls Developmental League, coached by James Anderson, that placed third in national tournaments in Louisiana and Indiana.

PERSONAL: Loree is a Sociology major and is studying criminal justice at the University of Tennessee...During her three years on the Knoxville campus, Loree has been generous with her time for community service...She has participated in the American Cancer Society Carnival, the Muscular Dystrophy Association Dinner and the Dogwood Arts Festival...Was a member of the Honor Roll during her stay at Narbonne and finished in the top four percent of her graduating class... Brother Brian Hunter formerly played baseball for the Philadelphia Phillies of Major League Baseball... Has two brothers: Brian Hunter, 34; and Curtis Moore, 38...Loree Marlowe Moore was born on March 21, 1983...She is the daughter of Paulette Marlowe and the late Curtis Moore.