SPRINGFIELD -- The Missouri State Lady Bears had another successful season, going 21-12 overall and 15-3 in the Missouri Valley Conference on the way to the school's fourth consecutive trip to the postseason. Here's a recap of the 2017-18 campaign by the numbers.

1,656 - Career points for Liza Fruendt, good for seventh in school history.

851 - All-time Missouri State victories, good for 33rd in NCAA Division I history.

505 - Points scored in 2017-18 by Liza Fruendt, making her the sixth Lady Bear with multiple 500-point seasons.

502 - Career rebounds for Aubrey Buckley, ranking 25th all-time at Missouri State.

242 - Career 3-pointers for Liza Fruendt, fifth-most in school history.

79 - Total victories for the senior class.

76 - Career 3-pointers for Lee Ann Polowy, ranking 17th in MSU history.

62 - MVC wins for Kellie Harper at Missouri State, the second-most conference wins for a coach at MSU.

56 - Steals for Danielle Gitzen, helping her earn MVC all-Defensive honors. 

54 - Valley wins in the last four seasons.

53 - Career blocked shots for Audrey Holt, 15th on MSU's all-time list.

36 - First-team all-MVC Lady Bears after Liza Fruendt and Alexa Willard were selected this season.

33 - Winning seasons by Missouri State in 49 years of competition.

28 - Charges drawn by Aubrey Buckley on the year.

26 - Offensive rebounds for Elle Ruffridge, the shortest player on the team.

22 - Postseason appearances for the Lady Bears in the last 28 seasons.

19 - Top-three finishes in 26 MVC seasons after finishing in second place in 2018.

15 - MVC wins this season, the most since the 2004-05 campaign.

12 - Home wins against just two losses, MSU's best record at JQH Arena since going 14-2 in 2011-12.

4 - Freshmen with a double-figure scoring game, the most since the 2008-09 season.

1.47 - Brice Calip's assist:turnover ratio, fourth-best ever by an MSU freshman with at least 75 assists.

.926 - MSU's free throw percentage on Dec. 7 vs. Wichita State, tying a school record based on a minimum 20 attempts.

.550 - Emily Gartner's field percentage over the season's final 14 games, shooting 33-for-60.

.538 - Abby Hipp's field goal percentage, the ninth MSU freshman to shoot above 50 percent on at least 90 attempts.