Idaho women's basketball 2010-11 summer prospectus by University of Idaho Athletics

2010-11 Idaho Women’s Basketball

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University Information

Location: Moscow, Idaho Founded: 1889 Enrollment: 11,636 Nickname: Vandals Colors: Silver and Vandal Gold Conference: Western Athletic (WAC) President: Dr. Duane Nellis Director of Athletics: Dr. Rob Spear Senior Woman Administrator: Maureen Regan Athletics Phone: (208) 885-0200 Athletics Fax: (208) 885-2862 Athletics Mailing Address: Idaho Athletics PO Box 442302 Kibbie Activity Center Moscow, Idaho 83844-2302

Idaho Vandal Women’s Basketball 2010-11 Prospectus 2010-11 Schedule

Women’s Basketball Information

Head Coach Jon Newlee Alma Mater San Diego State, ‘82 Record at Idaho 24-35 two seasons) Record in WAC Games 18-14 (two seasons) Record as D-I Head Coach 117-117 (eight seasons) Overall Record as Head Coach 152-148 (11 seasons) Assoc. Head Coach Gavin Petersen (Hawai’i Pacific, ‘99) Asst. Coach Christa Sanford (Idaho State, ‘04) Asst. Coach Karen Petersen (St. Francis Xavier, ‘02) Basketball Office Phone (208) 885-0227 Arena (capacity) Cowan Spectrum (7,000) Arena Record 54-40 (.574) First Year of Competition 1974 All-Time Record 491-492 (.499), 36 years All-Time WAC Record 29-51 (.363), 5 years NCAA Championships 0 NCAA Appearances 1 (1985) NCAA Record 0-1 (.000) WNIT Championships 1 (1986) WNIT Appearances 1 (1986) WNIT Record 3-0 (1.000)

2009-10 Information

Overall Record WAC Record (Finish) 2010 WAC Tournament

11-20 8-8 (t-3rd) W, NMSU 75-63 (First Round) L, Fresno St. 80-66 (Semi-finals)

2010-11 Information

Starters Returning/Lost Letterwinners Returning/Lost Newcomers Redshirt Players Returning

Media Relations Information

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Assistant (WBB Contact): Nick Heidelberger Office Phone: (208) 885-2011 E-mail: nheidelberger@uidaho.edu Assistant AD/Media Relations: Becky Paull Phone: (208) 885-0245 E-mail: bpaull@uidaho.edu Assistant: Spencer Farrin Phone: (208) 885-7065 E-mail: spencerf@uidaho.edu Media Relations Fax: (208) 885-0255 Press Row Phone: (208) 885-0211 Web site: www.GoVandals.com

Tentative non-conference schedule. Dates subject to change. Nov. 13

Eastern Oregon

Nov. 17

Eastern Washington

Nov. 20

UC Santa Barbara

Nov. 25-28

Oregon Tournament

(Oregon, Sacramento State, Cal. State Bakersfield)

Dec. 4

Wyoming

Laramie, Wyo.

Dec. 8

Montana

Moscow, Idaho

Dec. 23

St. Mary’s

Moraga, Calif.

Dec. 30

Portland

TBD

Gonzaga

Scoring

Moscow, Idaho Moscow, Idaho Santa Barbara, Calif. Eugene, Ore.

Portland, Ore. Spokane, Wash.

Returning Leaders

Rachele Kloke Shaena Kuehu Yinka Olorunnife Bianca Cheever Rebounding Yinka Olorunnife Shaena Kuehu Rachele Kloke Jessica Graham Assists Shaena Kuehu Bianca Cheever Steals Shaena Kuehu Yinka Olorunnife Blocks Yinka Olorunnife Jessica Graham FG Percentage Rachele Kloke Yinka Olorunnife 3-pt. FG Percentage (Min. 0.5 makes per team game) Yinka Olorunnife Bianca Cheever FT Percentage) Rachele Kloke Yinka Olorunnife

14.5 ppg 11.4 ppg 11.3 ppg 7.8 ppg 7.9 rpg 5.8 rpg 5.2 rpg 5.2 rpg 67 51 62 36 20 18 .411 (165-of-401) .391 (107-of-274) .340 (32-of-94 .316 (54-of-171) .711 (91-128) .686 (59-of-86)

Team Notes u The Vandals are approaching their 500th all-time victory. Idaho has 491 wins entering the 2010-11 season. u With Idaho’s 75-63 victory over New Mexico State in the quarterfinals of the Western Athletic Conference tournament, the 2009-10 Vandals became the first Idaho basketball team, men or women, to advance to the WAC semi-finals. Idaho has been a member of the WAC since the 2005-06 season. u Despite starting the season with a 1-11 overall record, the Vandals finished .500 in WAC play with an 8-8 conference record, and eliminiated NMSU to advance to the WAC semi-finals. u Senior guard Rachele Kloke was named second-team all-WAC after leading the Vandals with 14.5 points per game in 2009-10. Junior Yinka Olorunnife was named to the WAC all-tournament team after averaging 23 points, 8.5 rebounds, 2 steals and 1.5 assists in Idaho’s two games. The Vandals have had at least one all-conference player every year since joining the Mountain West Athletic Conference in 1982-83.

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(784), Denise Brose (959) and Alli Nieman (1,005). u Yinka Olorunnife finished the 2009-10 season in 7th all-time at Idaho with 74 career blocked shots. She swatted 20 in 2009-10 and needs nine more to overtake Kortnie Edwards (1989-93) for sixth all-time. The Idaho career record for blocked shots is 306 set by Mary Raese (1982-86). u Senior Rachele Kloke earned her first career Verizon Wireless WAC Women’s Basketball Player of the Week honor after the week of Feb. 22-28. Kloke averaged 21.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and 1.0 steals per game in leading Idaho to wins over San Jose State and Utah State. Included in her weekend was a 28-point outburst against USU, in which she knocked down a buzzerbeating 3-pointer from NBA range to give Idaho the win. u The Vandals set a new school record for 3-pointers made in a season in 2009-10 with 216. Idaho smashed the previous school record of 203 set back in 2004-05. The Vandals ranked second in the WAC as only Fresno State hit more long-range shots than Idaho. Idaho hit 30.6 percent of its 3-point attempts on the season.

u Idaho was picked to finish fourth in both the preseason media and coaches WAC polls, and the Vandals fulfilled that prediction, earning the No. 4 seed in the WAC tournament and advancing to the WAC semifinals.

u In her first season as Vandal, Bianca Cheever hit a team-high 54 3-pointers, converting on 31.6 percent of her attempts. Her 54 makes are the 10th most in a single season in Vandal history. The school record is 76 held by Susan Wulf since the 1998-99 season.

u Junior guard Shaena Kuehu has only played in 59 games in her Idaho career, but she briefly cracked the top-10 list for career 3-point field goals made. Kuehu has nailed 76 long-range shots during her career including 35 in 2009-10, and was in 10th all-time at Idaho until teammate Charlotte Otero passed her and finished with 78 for her career. Kuehu needs six more to overtake Rikki Jackson (1998-2000) for ninth all-time. The school record for career 3-pointers made is 207 set by Kelli Johnson (1994-98).

u The Vandals signed five players to join the team for the 2010-11 season, and four of the signees are over 6feet tall. Junior College transfer Adrie Shiels (Canberra, Austrailia/Midland College) stands at 6-1, while incoming freshmen Kelsey Bybee (Coeur d’Alene, Idaho/Coeur d’Alene HS), Alyssa Charlston (Sammimish, Wash./ Eastlake HS) and Ashley Walters (Wilsonville Ore./ Wilsonville HS) check in at 6-3, 6-1, and 6-4 respectively. Junior College transfer Ganeaya Rogers (Milpitas, Calif./ Ohlone JC) is the only signee under 6-feet, measuring 5-foot-8.

u Senior guard Rachele Kloke busted out with 26 points in Idaho’s regular season finale, and scored her 750th career point in that game. Kloke led the team in 2009-10 with 14.5 points per game, and finished the season with 778 for her career. u Senior Yinka Olorunnife led the Vandals in rebounding with 7.9 boards per game in 2009-10, and also averaged 11.4 points per game. Her 928 career points and 741 career rebounds are the most of any active Vandal. Olorunnife ranks fifth in all-time rebounds at Idaho, behind Dana Fish (778 rebounds), Mary Raese

u The 2010-11 Vandals will return four out of five starters from the 2009-10 team, as well as 2008-09 WAC Newcomer of the Year, Derisa Taleni, who sat out the 2009-10 season after suffering a season-ending knee injury during fall camp. Idaho will also return 10.6 points per game off of its bench from 2009-10 in Emily Doran (2.3 ppg), Jessica Graham (5.8 ppg) and Natasha Helsham (2.5 ppg).

2010-11 Idaho Women’s Basketball No. 5 10 11 15 20 21 22 23 24 25 33 42 50

Name Adrie Shiels Natasha Helsham Bianca Cheever Yinka Olorunnife Emily Doran Jessica Graham Ganeaya Rogers Shaena-Lyn Kuehu Derisa Taleni Rachele Kloke Alyssa Charlston Ashley Walters Kelsey Bybee

Head Coach

Pos. G PG G P G P G G G G G P P

Ht. 6-1 5-8 5-8 6-0 5-11 6-1 5-8 5-9 5-9 5-11 6-1 6-4 6-3

2010-11 Roster Yr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. Sr. So. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr.

Exp. TR 1L 1L 3L 2L 1L TR 2L 1L 3L HS HS HS

Coaching Staff

Pronunciation Guide

Jon Newlee (San Diego St., ‘82)

Third Season

Associate Head Coach

Gavin Petersen (Hawai`i Pacific, ‘99)

Third Season

Assistant Coach

Christa Sanford (Idaho State, ‘04) Karen Ada Petersen (St. Francis Xavier, ‘02)

Third Season Third Season

Returning Starters (4)

Name Yinka Olorunnife Shaena Kuehu Rachele Kloke Bianca Cheever

Pos. P G G G

GP 27 31 31 31

GS 29 30 31 26

No. 20 21 10

Name Pos. GP GS Emily Doran G 8 0 Jessica Graham P 13 5 Natasha Helsham PG 26 4

Pts Reb Ast 11.3 7.9 0.9 11.4 5.8 2.1 14.5 5.2 1.2 7.8 4.6 1.6

Returning Letterwinners (3)

Pts 2.3 5.8 2.5

Reb 1.1 5.2 1.1

Pos. GP GS PG 28 28

Pts 8.0

Reb Ast 2.4 3.3

No. 5 42 32

Name Pos. GP GS Kanisha Bello G 26 5 Ally Sisel-Kumpfer P 26 3 Debbie Pederson P 10 0

Pts 3.2 1.5 1.3

Reb 1.1 2.1 1.4

No. 24 22 5 50 33 42

Name Derisa Taleni* Ganeaya Rogers Adrie Shiels Kelsey Bybee Alyssa Charlston Ashley Walters

Starters Lost (1)

No. Name 1 Charlotte Otero

Letterwinners Lost (3)

Newcomers/Redshirts (6)

*Redshirted 2009-10 season

Pos. G G G P G P

Yr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr.

No. Name 20 10 25 23 15 24 22 5

Emily Doran Natasha Helsham Rachele Kloke Shaena-Lyn Kuehu Yinka Olorunnife Derisa Taleni Ganeaya Rogers Adrie Shiels

(Emily DOOR-en) (Natasha HEL-shum) (Ra-SHELL KLO-key) (Shay-na Lin Koo-AY-hoo) (Yinka Oh-lo-ROON-if-ay) (Da-REE-sa TA-len-ee) (GIN-a-uh Rogers) (A-dree SHE-ils)

Individual Awards/Honors

Roster Breakdown No. 15 23 25 11

Hometown / Previous School Canberra, Australia/Midland College Àiea, Hawaiì / Àiea HS Geelong, Australia / North Idaho College Windsor, Ontario, Canada / Natl. Elite Development Corvallis, Ore. / Crescent Valley HS Ripon, Calif. / Modesto Christian HS Milpitas, Calif./Ohlone Junior Colllege Honolulu, Hawaiì / Punahou Schools Santa Clara, Calif. / De Anza College Stanwood, Wash. / Stanwood HS Sammimish, Wash./Eastlake HS Wilsonville, Ore./Wilsonville HS Coeur d’Alene, Idaho/Coeur d’Alene HS

Ast 0.4 0.6 1.3

Ast 0.5 0.1 0.1

#15 - Yinka Olorunnife 2009-10.....................................WAC All-Tournament team 2008-09............................................Second-Team All-WAC 2008-09........................................ WAC All-Defensive Team Jan. 19-25, 2009...........................WAC Player of the Week 2007-08.........................................WAC All-Freshman Team #23 - Shaena Kuehu 2008-09.........................................WAC All-Freshman Team #24 - Derisa Taleni 2008-09..................................WAC Newcomer of the Year 2008-09............................................Second-Team All-WAC Jan. 4-10, 2009.............................WAC Player of the Week #25 - Rachele Kloke 2009-10............................................ Second-Team All-WAC Feb. 22-28, 2010...........................WAC Player of the Week

2010-11Returnees Stats Comparison 2009-10 Totals 1,868 Points 966* Rebounds 336 Assists 237 Steals 74 Blocks 658 FG Made 216 3FG Made 336 FT Made 155 Starts *Does not include 153 team rebounds

2010-11 Returnees 1,511 (80.8 %) 802 (83 %) 226 (67.2 %) 179 (75.7 %) 62 (83.7 %) 535 (85.1 %) 169 (78.2 %) 272 (80.0 %) 119 (76.7 %)

Jon Newlee

2010-11 Idaho Women’s Basketball

Head Coach Third Season

2009 WAC Coach of the Year Career Record: 152-148 (.506) Idaho Record: 24-35 (.406) Jon Newlee was hired as the ninth head coach in University of Idaho women’s basketball history on April 15, 2008. The 2010-11 season will mark Newlee’s third year at Idaho, his 27th season as a collegiate coach and his 12th overall as a head coach. His career has seen stops at Saint Mary’s (CA), Southwestern JC, Texas-San Antonio, Southern Methodist, Hawai’i and, most recently, at Idaho State. Overall, teams he coached compiled a 458-292 (.597) record and teams on which he was the head coach compiled a 152-148 (.506) record. Teams he coached have qualified for post-season play in 13 of the last 18 seasons. At Idaho: In 2009-10 Newlee led the Vandals to a milestone victory when Idaho topped New Mexico State in the quarter-finals of the WAC tournament. It was the first trip to the WAC semi-finals in program history, as the Vandals finished the season one win away from playing for the WAC championship. Newlee led the team to an 11-20 overall season, capped by an 8-8 record in WAC play and the No. 4 seed heading into the WAC tournament. The 2009-10 Vandals set a school record for most 3-pointers made in a season with 216, smashing the previous record of 203 set by the 2004-05 squad. In his two seasons at Idaho, Newlee has led the Vandals to an 18-14 (.562) record in WAC play, and is tied for the third most wins of any WAC head coach in that time. In just his first season at Idaho in 2008-09, Newlee led the Vandal women to their best season in Western Athletic Conference play, as the team went 13-15 overall and 10-6 in the WAC on his way to being named the WAC Coach of the Year. Idaho swept eventual champion Fresno State during the regular season, earned the program’s first win over Hawai`i, won back-to-back conference road games for the first time since joining the WAC, swept four WAC opponents and tied for third place in the conference. It was Newlee’s third career Coach of the Year honor, as he also earned Big Sky Coach of the Year in 2004 and 2006.

Jon Newlee In The Postseason NCAA Tournament 1993-94 Southern Methodist 1994-95 Southern Methodist 1995-96 Southern Methodist 1997-98 Southern Methodist 1998-99 Southern Methodist 2006-07 Idaho State Women’s NIT 1992-93 Southern Methodist 1999-2000 Hawaiì 2000-01 Hawaiì 2001-02 Hawaiì 2003-04 Idaho State 2005-06 Idaho State 2007-08 Idaho State NJCAA Regional Playoffs 1988-89 Southwestern (CA) NAIA District Tournament 1985-86 St. Mary’s (CA)

Idaho’s turnaround was significant on the national level as well as the conference level. Idaho’s 9.5-game improvement was the seventh-best in the NCAA in 2009. What was even more impressive about Newlee’s first-year success was the he did it with a rotation of just six players, and with a team that only had one true post player. Despite the slim roster, there were still plenty of honors to go around. Yinka Olorunnife earned Second-Team All-WAC and WAC All-Defensive Team mention, Derisa Taleni earned WAC Newcomer of the Year and Second-Team All-WAC honors and Shaena-Lyn Kuehu was voted to the WAC All-Freshman Team. Newlee’s team was one of the most disciplined in the NCAA, as the Vandals led the WAC and ranked 15th in the NCAA with just 14.1 personal fouls per game, and ranked 90th out of 328 schools in Jon Newlee’s Coaching Stops turnovers per game. The Vandals also played a fiesty brand of St. Mary’s (CA) Assistant 1983-86 defense and came within 0.8 of breaking Idaho’s 19-year-old Southwestern (CA) Head Coach 1986-89 scoring defense record with a 59.5 defensive scoring average. Texas-San Antonio Assistant 1990-91 Southern Methodist Assistant 1991-99 Personal: Hawai`i Assistant 1999-2002 Newlee earned his bachelor’s degree in Physical Education Idaho State Head Coach 2002-08 from San Diego State in 1982. He has one daughter, Bailey. Idaho Head Coach 2008-Present

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Associate Head Coach Gavin Petersen

Assistant Coach Christa Sanford

Assistant Coach Karen Ada Petersen

Gavin Petersen begins his third season as associate head coach for the Vandal women and his seventh season with head coach Jon Newlee in 2010-11. Petersen’s regular duties for the team include post players, recruiting, scouting and team travel.

The 2010-11 season is Christa Sanford’s third at Idaho and sixth overall as a college coach. Sanford followed head coach Jon Newlee to Idaho in 2008 after a five-year stay at Idaho State. Sanford was an assistant for the Bengals from 2006-08, a graduate assistant from 2005-06 and a player from 2003-05.

Karen Ada Petersen enters her third season as an Idaho assistant and eighth overall as a college coach.

Petersen spent four years as an assistant at Idaho State for Newlee from 2004-08, with the last two seasons as associate head coach. He helped the Bengals earn three postseason berths in his four years, as well as a 2007 Big Sky Tournament title and a 2006 Big Sky regular-season title. In his first season at Idaho, he oversaw Yinka Olorunnife’s standout 2009 season that included a school-record 310 rebounds (11.9/game), an average that ranked ninth nationally, and a season average of 12.9 points that made her the only WAC player to average a double-double. At Idaho State, he coached three-time first-team AllBig Sky honoree, two-time AP All-America honorable mention and 2008 Wooden Award finalist Natalie Doma, who finished her Idaho State career as the Big Sky’s alltime leader in points (2,296) and rebounds (1,174). Doma was also the only player to be ranked in the top five in the NCAA in both scoring (24.7) and rebounding (12.4) in 2008. Prior to his time at ISU, Petersen was an assistant at Hawai’i for two seasons from 2002-04. Petersen focused on post players, video exchange and summer camps for the Rainbow Wahine and helped lead the team to a 2003 Women’s National Invitation Tournament berth. For three seasons prior to his time as an assistant, he was a manager for the team. Petersen graduated from Hawai’i Pacific University in 1999 with a B.A. in Justice Administration. While at HPU, he served as team manager for the school’s nationally-ranked men’s basketball team for four seasons. He earned his master’s degree in Kinesiology & Leisure Science from the University of Hawai’i in the spring of 2009. He married Karen Ada Piers August 2009.

Sanford focuses on coaching the guards, with other duties including overseeing team academics, recruiting, community service, equipment, and summer camps. Sanford was a two-year starter for ISU at guard. She helped the Bengals earn the team’s first Women’s National Invitational Tournament bid in 2004 and led the team to back-to-back Big Sky Tournament semifinal appearances. She earned a pair of Big Sky All-Academic awards during her career as well. She ranks fifth all-time at ISU in 3-pointers made (84) and in 3-point field goal percentage (36.5). She also played at Hawai’i for two seasons. Sanford already had a history on the Palouse before she arrived as a coach. She put together an impressive prep career at Pullman High, where she was a Washington 2A Player of the Year and a USA Today High School All-American basketball player for the Greyhounds. Sanford graduated from Idaho State in 2004 with a degree in communications. She earned her master’s degree in 2006 in physical education with an emphasis in athletic administration. Formerly Christa Brossman, she and her husband Tom Sanford were married in May 2008.

Petersen regularly works with the guards, while also assisting in recruiting and handling film breakdown and exchange. Petersen comes to Idaho after a four-year stay at Sacramento State from 2003-07. She helped the Hornet women improve by seven wins in 2004-05 and earn a spot in the Big Sky Tournament for the first time since the 1997 season. One year later, the team improved by another win and went 9-17, which was the team’s best record since 1996. In addition to her work with the Hornet post players, she also oversaw the team’s academic progress and the team finished with the highest cumulative grade-point average on campus. Before Sacramento State, Petersen spent one season as an assistant at Nova Scotia Agricultural College in Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada in 2002-03. As a player, Petersen helped Oregon to three straight NCAA Tournament berths from 1998-2000 and back-to-back Pac-10 titles in 1999 and 2000. For her senior year, she transferred to St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, where she was an all-AUAA selection after finishing third in the nation in 3-point shooting (.450). Petersen earned her bachelor’s degree in Human Kinetics from St. Francis Xavier in 2002 and has earned credits toward a master’s degree in Kinesiology. She originally hails from Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada. Formerly Karen Ada Piers, she married Gavin Petersen in August 2009.

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DERISA Taleni Senior - 1L 5-9 Guard/Post De Anza College Santa Clara, Calif.

2009-10: Taleni suffered a season-ending injury before the first game of the 2009-10 season, and was granted a medical redshirt. 2008-09: Taleni erupted onto the Western Athletic Conference scene as a junior. She led all WAC newcomers and ranked fourth overall with a 14.5 scoring average and stormed her way to the WAC Newcomer of the Year award. She dropped 31 points on Utah State on Jan. 5, spurred by 5-of-6 shooting from long range, to give her the top single-game scoring effort in the conference for the year. That performance was also the ninth 30-point game in Cowan Spectrum history and fourth-best overall, while her five 3-pointers made are tied for second in Spectrum history. She scored double-digits 21 times and scored more than 20 points four times during the season. She tallied two double-doubles during the year and also led the team with 56 steals. Her 175 rebounds, 56 steals and 54 assists all ranked second on the team for the year. Junior College: In her two years at De Anza College, Taleni was a two-time team captain, team MVP, South Coast All-Conference and all-state selection. In 2008 as a sophomore, she was the South Coast Conference MVP and was a first-team all-state selection for California after leading the Dons to a perfect 12-0 league record and title. Taleni also broke the De Anza school record for single-game points as a sophomore with 43 and earned a silver medal with the American Samoa National Team at the South Pacific Games in 2007. Personal: She is the daughter of Taleni, Jr. and Katherine Taleni. She has five sisters, Salaia, Angel, Dacia, Dara and Rebecca, and two brothers, Dominiq and Dalen. Her sister Salaia played volleyball for Nevada, her uncle Okland Salave’a played football for Colorado and her uncle Joe Salave’a played football in the NFL for the eight seasons. She is a 2006 graduate of Wilcox High School in Santa Clara, Calif. She is majoring in Sociology at Idaho.

Career Highs Points..........................31 (1-5-09) Rebounds...............11 (12-28-08) Assists............................ 5 (twice) Steals...................... 4 (four times) Blocks............................ 3 (twice) FGM............................10 (1-5-09) FGA.............................21 (3-7-09) 3FGM............................5 (1-5-09) 3FGA............................. 9 (twice) FTM................................ 7 (twice) FTA...............................11 (1-5-09) Minutes.....................44 (3-11-09)

Taleni’s Career Statistics GP GS Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG A Blk Stl Pts Avg 2008-09 28 26 1023 147 382 .385 28 119 .235 83 119 .697 175 6.3 54 24 56 405 14.5 2009-10 Did not play, granted a medical redshirt Totals 28 26 1023 147 382 .385 28 119 .235 83 119 .697 175 6.3 54 24 56 405 14.5

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Rachele Kloke Senior - 3L 5-11 Guard/Post Stanwood HS Stanwood, Wash.

2009-10: Kloke was Idaho’s leading scorer and a second-team all-WAC selection after averaging 14.5 points and 5.2 rebounds per game. She started all 31 of Idaho’s games on the season, and played 33.5 minutes per game. Rachele earned WAC Player of the Week honors after averaging 21.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and 1.0 steals per game during the week of Feb. 22-28 as Idaho notched two victories. She scored a careerhigh 28 points on 10-of-16 shooting against Utah State on Feb. 27, including a buzzer-beating 3-pointer that gave the Vandals a one-point win. She broke her career-high with 26 points on Jan. 19 against Fresno State before topping that mark again later in the season. Rachele notched a career-high 10 rebounds on Dec. 20 against Long Beach State. She blocked 11 shots on the season, including a career-best three on Jan. 16 against Boise State. She dished out a career-high six assists in the WAC quarterfinals against New Mexico State on March 10. She shot 71.1 percent (91-for-128) from the free throw line on the season. She scored 451 points in 2009-10 and has 778 for her career. 2008-09: Kloke made huge improvements to her game in her sophomore season at Idaho. She led the team with a .419 field-goal percentage and ranked second with a .786 average from the free throw line. She set single-season career highs in almost every category, as she nearly quadrupled her rebound total, tripled her scoring output, tripled her steals, tripled her free throw totals and doubled her field-goal percentage. She was Idaho’s fourth-leading scorer at 9.0 points per game, including a career-high 20 on 8-of-11 shooting to help give Idaho its first win at Hawai`i on Feb. 27. She played in all 28 games and started 17. 2007-08: Kloke played in 23 games and started 16 for the Vandals during her freshman season. She averaged 3.3 points and 1.3 rebounds, while playing 15.4 minutes per game. She had career highs in points (14), steals (3) and minutes (34) against Weber State on Nov. 25. She missed five games during the season with a minor knee injury. High School: Kloke was a four-sport athlete at Stanwood HS in Stanwood, Wash. She competed in basketball, golf, cross country and track & field for the Spartans. She averaged 23.3 points, 11.6 rebounds and 2.5 blocks and compiled 14 doubledoubles during her senior season, when she was named all-state, all-league and all-area. She scored more than 30 points in three games during her senior year, including a career-high 35. She was twice named Skagit Valley Herald Player of the Year. She represented Washington in the Northwest Shootout Oregon vs. Washington All-Star Game against teammate Emily Doran. She was a three-year team captain of the basketball team and left Stanwood as the school’s all-time scoring leader with 1,273 points. She saw success in other sports as well, as she qualified for state championship meets in both cross country and track & field and won the 2007 state title in the triple jump.

Career Highs Points........................28 (2-27-10) Rebounds...............10 (12-20-09) Assists..........................6 (3-10-10) Steals.............................4 (1-5-09) Blocks..........................3 (1-16-10) FGM..........................11 (2-27-09) FGA.............................20 (3-3-10) 3FGM..........................4 (2-27-10) 3FGA............................. 7 (twice) FTM..............................9 (2-22-09) FTA.............................13 (1-16-10) Minutes..............40 (three times)

Personal: She is the daughter of Dennis and Michele Kloke. She has two brothers, Micah and Nathan. Her father, Dennis, played basketball at Washington State from 1963-66. She is majoring in Business at Idaho.

2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Totals

GP 23 28 31 82

GS 16 17 31 64

Kloke’s Career Statistics Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG 354 27 123 .220 6 32 .188 16 19 .842 31 1.3 859 96 229 .419 15 53 .283 44 56 .786 121 4.3 1039 165 401 .411 30 93 .323 91 128 .711 160 5.2 2192 288 753 .382 51 178 .287 151 203 .744 312 3.8

A 11 16 35 64

Blk 11 9 11 31

Stl 9 26 33 68

Pts Avg 76 3.3 251 9.0 451 14.5 778 9.5

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Emily Doran Senior - 3L 5-11 Guard Crescent Valley HS Corvallis, Ore.

2009-10: Doran played in eight games for the Vandals and averaged 2.3 points and 1.1 rebounds per game. She matched her career-high with four rebounds in her debut on Nov. 22 against Montana State. Scored a season-high six points on two occasions. She hit 5-of-13 3-point attempts on the season. Emily went 2-for-3 from long range against Montana on Dec. 13. 2008-09: Doran played in 13 games on the year and earned her first career start in the 75-62 win over CSU-Bakersfield. She played a career-high 25 minutes against Colorado State and dropped in seven points on Nov. 22. In the Jan. 8 win over San Jose State, she hit 3-of-7 shots, grabbed two rebounds and scored a career-high eight points. 2007-08: Doran saw limited action in her first season at Idaho, as she appeared in 13 games. She hit a threepointer on Nov. 23 against Washington to score her first career points as a Vandal. High School: A four-sport athlete for the Raiders of Crescent Valley HS, Doran competed in basketball, volleyball, track & field and golf. She helped her team to a fifth-place finish at the Oregon 5A state playoffs and earned firstteam all-tournament honors after averaging 15.7 points per game. She was a McDonald’s All-American nominee her senior season after averaging 19.5 points, 4.0 assists and 4.0 rebounds during the season. She was a first-team all-state honoree, as well as the 2007 Mid-Willamette Conference Player of the Year honors after leading the Raiders to a perfect 14-0 conference record and the Mid-Willamette title. She also earned all-state and first-team all-MWC recognition as a junior. She excelled both on the court and in the classroom. She finished high school with a 4.0 GPA, was a member of National Honor Society and was named to the Oregon All-Academic Team. Personal: She is the daughter of Patrick and Marian Doran. She has three sisters, Elizabeth, Molly and Hannah, and one brother, Ben. Elizabeth played basketball at Santa Clara University. She is majoring in Biosystems Engineering at Idaho. Career Highs Points............................8 (1-8-09) Rebounds..................... 4 (twice) Assists..................... 1 (four times) Steals.........................1 (11-22-08) Blocks........................1 (11-18-08) FGM.............................. 3 (twice) FGA.........................10 (11-22-08) 3FGM...................2 (three times) 3FGA.........................7 (11-22-08) FTM............................1 (11-29-09) FTA.............................2 (11-29-09) Minutes...................25 (11-22-08)

2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Totals

GP 13 13 8 34

GS 0 1 0 1

Min 27 92 74 193

FG 1 7 6 14

Doran’s Career Statistics FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. 7 .143 1 4 .250 0 1 .000 30 .233 3 24 .125 0 3 .000 19 .316 5 13 .385 1 2 .500 56 .250 9 41 .220 1 6 .167

Reb 0 10 9 3

RPG 0.0 0.8 1.1 16

A Blk Stl Pts Avg 1 0 0 3 0.2 0 1 1 17 1.3 3 0 0 18 2.3 4 1 1 38 1.1

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Yinka Olorunnife Senior - 3L 6-0 Post National Elite Development Academy Windsor, Ontario, Canada

2009-10: Olorunnife led the Vandals in rebounding for the third consecutive year, averaging 7.9 boards per game. She also averaged 11.3 points per game and shot 39.1 percent from the field. She recorded five double-doubles on the season, including a 23-point, 10-rebound performance in the WAC quarterfinals against New Mexico State on March 10. Yinka averaged 23 points, 8.5 rebounds, two steals, and 1.5 assists per game in the WAC tournament and earned a spot on the WAC alltournament team. She matched her career-high of 25 points on two occasions, including Feb. 13 at Hawaii when she hit 8-of-12 shots and went 7-for-8 at the free throw line. She had a season-high 14 rebounds on two occasions. She set a career-high with five blocked shots on Dec. 1 against Colorado State. Led the team with 20 blocks on the season and ranks seventh in school history with 74 career blocks. She shot 34.0 percent (32-of-94) from 3-point range and 68.6 percent (59-of-86) from the free throw line. Shot 7-for-9 from the field on Nov. 29 against Louisiana-Lafayette and 9-of-11 on March 10 against New Mexico State. Ended the season with 928 career points and 742 career rebounds, both tops among active Vandals. Yinka played in 27 games and made 23 starts on the season. 2008-09: Olorunnife established a new standard for post players in Idaho history as a sophomore. When early injuries left her as the team’s only true post player, she responded with the best rebounding season in Idaho history and one of the best in Western Athletic Conference history. She pulled down 310 boards to break the Idaho record by 33, and averaged 11.1 per contest, a total that ranked ninth in the NCAA, first in the WAC and third in Idaho history. She grabbed 19 rebounds in a Jan. 25 win over New Mexico State to break the Cowan Spectrum record, then grabbed 20 on Feb. 13 in a win over Fresno State to raise the standard yet again. In doing so, Olorunnife became the fifth Idaho player to break the 20-rebound mark in a single game and moved into a tie for second in Idaho history on the single-game record list. With her scoring average of 12.9 and her rebounding average of 11.1, she was the only WAC player to average a double-double for the season. She also ranked fourth in the conference in steals per game (1.9), seventh in blocked shots (1.3) and eighth in free-throw percentage (.698). She started and played in all 28 games of the season. She was honored as a Second-Team All-WAC selection, as well as a WAC All-Defensive Team selection at the end of the year. 2007-08: Olorunnife had a huge freshman season for the Vandals, as she earned Western Athletic Conference All-Freshman Team honors. She appeared in all 29 games and started the final 26. She led the team and led all WAC freshman with 219 rebounds and a 7.6 per-game average. Her 49 steals were first on the team, while her .362 (96-of-265) field goal percentage and 9.0 scoring average were second on the team. She scored a career-high 25 points on 9-of-12 shooting at North Dakota State on Nov. 16 and had a career-high 15 rebounds against San Jose State in the opening round of the WAC Tournament. She had two double-doubles on the year, as she had 23 points and 10 boards against Utah State on Jan. 19 and 10 points and 15 boards against San Jose State on March 11. She also had a 14-game streak from Jan. 9 through March 1 with at least one steal in each game. High School: Olorunnife attended the National Elite Development Academy for Canada Basketball, which gathers the top basketball talent in Canada for school and basketball training. Prior to her time with NEDA, she attended Holy Names Catholic High School in Windsor, Ontario, where she was a first team all-city honoree and a Windsor/Essex County Career Highs Sports Person of the Year award nominee. Points.................25 (three times) Personal: She is the daughter of Tobi and Comfort Olorunnife. She has four sisters, Tosin, Abby, Alice and Seyi. Rebounds.................20 (2-13-09) Her major at Idaho is Exercise Science and Health. Assists...................3 (three times) Steals.............................6 (3-7-09) Blocks..........................5 (12-1-09) FGM........................9 (five times) Olorunnife’s Career Statistics FGA...........................21 (1-25-09) GP GS Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG A Blk Stl Pts Avg 3FGM...................3 (three times) 2007-08 29 26 850 96 265 .362 4 24 .167 66 104 .635 219 7.6 21 19 49 262 9.0 3FGA.........................7 (11-30-08) 2008-09 28 28 999 124 319 .389 25 79 .316 88 126 .698 310 11.1 20 35 54 361 12.9 FTM............................9 (11-29-08) FTA............................... 12 (twice) 2009-10 27 23 821 107 274 .391 32 94 .340 59 86 .686 212 7.9 26 20 36 305 11.3 Minutes.....................45 (1-23-09) Totals 84 77 2650 327 858 .381 61 197 .310 213 316 .674 741 8.8 67 74 139 928 11.0

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Bianca Cheever Senior - 1L 5-8 Guard North Idaho College Geelong, Australia

2009-10: Cheever made 26 starts and played in all 31 games for the Vandals as a junior in 2009-10. She averaged 7.8 points and 4.6 rebounds in 29.5 minutes per game. She hit 54 3-pointers on the season which ranks 10th in single-season Vandal history. She shot 31.6 percent from 3-point range and 30.9 percent overall. Bianca also averaged 1.6 assists per game. Recorded a doubledouble with 15 points and 11 rebounds in only her second career game as a Vandal on Nov. 19 against Eastern Washington. She scored a career-high 18 points against rival Boise State on Jan. 18. Reached double figures in scoring on 12 occasions. She had a career-high six assists against Louisiana-Lafayette on Nov. 29. She hit a careerhigh five 3-pointers in her Idaho debut against Gonzaga on Nov. 16 North Idaho College: Cheever was an honorable mention NJCAA All-American, first-team all-Region 18 and first-team all-Scenic West Athletic Conference guard for the Cardinals, as she helped lead NIC to its first NJCAA National Tournament in 12 years and a ninth-place national finish. She averaged 11.5 points, 7.1 rebounds, 2.1 steals and 2.1 assists on the year, while hitting 43.1 percent from the field and leading the SWAC at 41.3 percent from the 3-point line. Idaho State: Cheever played in all 30 and started eight games for Idaho State in the 2007-08 season. She averaged 5.9 points and 2.9 rebounds on the year and led the team with 25 steals. She helped the Bengals post a 20-10 record and make an appearance in the Women’s National Invitation Tournament at the end of the season. She redshirted the 2006-07 season. Personal: She is the daughter of Todd and Heather Cheever. She has one brother, Ben. She is a 2004 graduate of Sacred Heart College in Geelong, Australia, where she competed in basketball, netball, cross country and track and field. Her intended major at Idaho is Physical Education.

Career Highs Points........................18 (1-16-10) Rebounds...............11 (11-19-09) Assists........................6 (11-29-09) Steals...........................4 (2-24-10) Blocks............................ 1 (twice) FGM.....................6 (three times) FGA.........................16 (12-28-09) 3FGM........................5 (11-16-09) 3FGA.......................13 (11-16-09) FTM..............................4 (1-16-10) FTA...............................8 (1-16-10) Minutes...................42 (11-19-09)

Cheever’s Career Statistics GP GS Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG A Blk Stl Pts Avg 2009-10 31 26 916 82 265 .309 54 171 .316 23 40 .575 144 4.6 51 2 34 241 7.8 Totals 31 26 916 82 265 .309 54 171 .316 23 40 .575 144 4.6 51 2 34 241 7.8

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Shaena-Lyn Kuehu Junior - 2L 5-9 Guard Punahou Schools Honolulu, Hawai`i

2009-10: Kuehu averaged 11.4 points per game for the Vandals in 2009-10, and reached double-figures in scoring in 21 of 31 games. She recorded two double-doubles on the season with 14 points and 11 rebounds on Dec. 1 against Colorado State and again with 22 points and 10 rebounds in the WAC quarterfinal against New Mexico State on March 10. Her 11 rebounds against Colorado State set a new career-high, as did her 22 points against New Mexico State. She averaged 5.8 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game. She played in all 31 games for the Vandals and made 30 starts. Shaena shot 34.4 percent (126of-366) for the season. She set a career-high with six assists on Feb. 24 against San Jose State. She hit 5-of-7 3-pointers on Dec. 13 against Montana...shot 66.3 percent ( 67-of-101) from the free throw line for the season...led the team with 2.0 steals per game. Shaena briefly entered the top 10 in Idaho career 3-pointers made, before being passed by teammate Charlotte Otero. She currently ranks 11th in Idaho history made 3’s with 76. 2008-09: Kuehu rocked the Western Athletic Conference in her freshman campaign, as she led all conference first-year players in scoring (10.0), rebounding (5.3), field goal percentage (.396), 3-point field goal percentage (.369). It came as no surprise that she earned a spot on the WAC All-Freshman Team, as voted by the league’s coaches. She ranked third overall in the conference 3-point field goal percentage, ninth overall in 3-pointers made and 18th overall in scoring. She scored double-digit points in 18 of 28 games, including 14 of the 16 conference contests. She earned her first career double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds in the 75-62 win over CSU-Bakersfield on Nov. 30. She ranked third on the team in scoring, rebounding, field goals made and free throws made. She played in every game and started 18 on the year, including the final 14 of the season. High School: Kuehu was a 2008 Honolulu Advertiser First Team All-State honoree. She helped lead Punahou Schools to three Hawai’i state titles in three seasons of play. With Kuehu on the court, Punahou won 2005, 2006 and 2008 Hawai’i Division I state titles. She averaged 9.5 points per game as a senior to help lead the Buffanblu to a 22-7 overall record. As a sophomore, Kuehu was named to the Star Bulletin Fab 15, as well as the Star Bulletin All-Defensive Team. Career Highs Points........................22 (3-10-10) Rebounds.................11 (12-3-09) Assists..........................6 (2-24-10) Steals...........................8 (2-27-10) Blocks........................1 (14 times) FGM..........................8 (11-29-09) FGA...........................17 (2-27-10) 3FGM........................5 (12-13-09) 3FGA............................. 9 (twice) FTM..............................6 (2-13-10) FTA.................................9 (3-7-09) Minutes.....................47 (2-22-09)

Personal: She is the daughter of Kaeo and Brandy Kaleoaloha. She has four siblings, Shawna-Lei Kuehu, Shayla Kuehu, Kaleikoa Kaleoaloha and Kanoa Kaleoaloha. Her twin sister Shawna-Lei plays basketball at Hawai’i. Her major at Idaho is Animal and Veterinary Science.

2008-09 2009-10 Totals

GP 28 31 59

GS 18 30 48

Kuehu’s Career Statistics Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG 879 97 245 .396 41 111 .369 44 77 .571 148 5.3 942 126 366 .344 35 137 .255 67 101 .663 180 5.8 1761 223 611 .365 76 248 .306 111 178 .624 328 5.6

A 31 67 98

Blk Stl Pts Avg 5 38 279 10.0 9 62 354 11.4 14 100 633 10.7

2010-11 Idaho Women’s Basketball

Jessica Graham Sophomore - 1L 6-1 Post Modesto Christian HS Ripon, Calif.

2009-10: Graham played in 13 games, and cracked the starting rotation five times, including her last four before going down with a season-ending knee injury for the second consecutive year on Dec. 28 against UC Santa Barbara. She averaged 5.8 points and 5.2 rebounds per game for the Vandals and blocked 18 shots on the season, including a career-high five blocks on Dec. 20 against Long Beach State. She came close to a double-double on several occasions including a nine-point, 11-rebound performance in Idaho’s second game of the season on Nov. 19 against Eastern Washington. Jessica scored seven points and collected a career-high 12 rebounds on Nov. 28 against Lamar. She scored a career-high 18 points on 7-of-14 shooting on Dec. 11 against Portland. 2008-09: Graham redshirted the 2008-09 season after sustaining an injury in fall practices. High School: Graham led Ripon High School to a 25-7 overall and 12-3 league record in helping the Indians advance to the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV Championship game as a junior in 2007. She averaged 15.5 points and 8.0 rebounds as a junior to earn Trans Valley League MVP honors. She was a first-team All-TVL player as a sophomore in 2006 and was the TVL Player of the Year as a freshman in 2005. She was also named to the Modesto Bee All-District First Team as a junior, as well as the Second Team as a freshman and sophomore. She transferred to Modesto Christian High School as senior and led the Crusaders to a 25-8 overall record, a 15-0 TVL record, a 2008 TVL league title and a semifinal appearance at the CIF Nor-Cal Tournament. She averaged 15.1 points, 6.4 rebounds, 3.2 assists, 3.2 steals and 1.3 blocks per game and earned all-TVL honors for the fourth time in her career. She was also a 2009 McDonald’s All-America nominee. Personal: She is the daughter of Steven Graham and Sharon Hernandez. She has three brothers, Justin, Roberto and Danny. She comes from a family with a strong basketball background. Both of her parents played at Cal State – Stanislaus and her brother Justin plays for San Jose State. She also competed for the Modesto Magic club team for seven years. Her major at Idaho is English. Career Highs Points......................18 (12-11-09) Rebounds...............12 (11-28-09) Assists............................ 2 (twice) Steals.........................2 (12-11-09) Blocks........................5 (12-20-09) FGM..........................7 (12-11-09) FGA.........................14 (12-11-09) 3FGM........................2 (12-11-09) 3FGA.........................5 (12-11-09) FTM............................6 (11-16-09) FTA...........................10 (11-16-09) Minutes...................34 (12-11-09)

Graham’s Career Statistics GP GS Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG A Blk Stl Pts Avg 2008-09 Medical Redshirt 2009-10 13 5 275 25 75 .333 7 21 .333 19 30 .633 69 5.2 8 18 8 76 5.8 Totals 13 5 275 25 75 .333 7 21 .333 19 30 .633 69 5.2 8 18 8 76 5.8

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Natasha Helsham Sophomore - 1L 5-8 Point Guard Àiea HS Àiea, Hawaiì

2009-10: Helsham played in 26 games and made four starts in her freshman campaign. She played 22 minutes in her first career start on Nov. 27 against Baylor. She averaged 2.5 points, 1.1 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game. Natasha scored a career-high 11 points on Feb. 24 against San Jose State. She scored nine points on 3-of-4 shooting against Portland on Dec. 11 and again on March 12 against Fresno State in the WAC semi-finals. She collected a career-high three rebounds on three occasions. Had a career-high four assists on Dec. 13 against Montana. She hit 12-of-19 free throws on the season. High School: Helsham was a four-time first-team all-conference performer for `Aiea High School. She was a threetime first-team all-Red Conference Western Division honoree, and a 2006 White Conference West Division firstteam honoree. As a senior in 2009, Helsham was the Red West Player of the Year after 13.1 points, 6.1 rebounds, 4.6 assists, 2.9 steals and 1.9 blocks per game. She also earned first-team all-state honors, was a Star Bulletin Fab 15 selection, and a earned a McDonald’s All-America nomination. She led the Na Ali`i to a 10-2 record in the Red Conference Western Division and helped the team advance to the state quarterfinals. She earned a tripledouble as a senior with 14 points, 12 rebounds and 12 assists in a win over McKinley High School. She was a twotime honorable mention all-state selection in 2007 and 2008. Personal: She is the daughter of Vanessa Helsham. She has one brother, Nick. She is undecided on a major.

Career Highs Points........................11 (2-24-10) Rebounds............3 (three times) Assists........................4 (12-13-09) Steals......................... 1 (six times) Blocks............................ 1 (twice) FGM.....................3 (three times) FGA......................7 (three times) 3FGM........................2 (12-11-09) 3FGA.........................6 (11-27-09) FTM..............................5 (2-24-10) FTA...............................6 (2-24-10) Minutes...................36 (12-11-09)

Helsham’s Career Statistics GP GS Min FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Reb RPG A Blk Stl Pts Avg 2009-10 26 4 403 24 81 .296 6 35 .171 12 19 .632 28 1.1 34 2 6 66 2.5 Totals 26 4 403 24 81 .296 6 35 .171 12 19 .632 28 1.1 34 2 6 66 2.5

Ganeaya Rogers

2010-11 Idaho Women’s Basketball

Adrie Shiels

Kelsey Bybee

Ganeaya Rogers Junior 5-8/Guard Milpitas, Calif. Ohlone Junior College

Adrie Shiels Junior 6-1/Guard Canberra, Australia Midland College

Kelsey Bybee Freshman 6-3/Post Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Coeur d’Alene HS

Junior College: Rogers spent three seasons at Ohlone Junior College in Fremont, Calif., before coming to Idaho. She earned all-conference honors as a freshman in 2007-08 before sitting out a medical redshirt season in 2008-09. In 2009-10 Rogers was co-MVP of the Coast Conference South Division and was named to the California All-State team after averaging 15.0 points, 5.5 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 2.5 steals per game. Rogers led the Renegades to a perfect 12-0 league record in 2009-10, and the team’s second straight league championship. On Jan. 13, 2010, Rogers scored 28 points on 11-for-17 shooting and went 6-for-6 from the free throw line in a win over Monterey. She finished the season ranked 13th in the state in both assists and field goal percentage.Before attending Ohlone Junior College, Rogers played her high school basketball at Milpitas High School in Milpitas, Calif.

Junior College: Adrie played in 31 games for Midland College in 2009-10 and scored 185 points, averaging 5.9 points per game. She also averaged 4.1 rebounds per game and 0.9 assists. During her freshman campaign at Midland College she helped the team to a 30-2 record, a Western Junior College Athletic Conference title, and a national ranking as high as No. 3. In 2005 she led Weston Creek to a third-place finish at the Australian Junior Championships, and was selected to the Australian Junior Camp, which invites the nation’s top 20 players.

High School: Bybee helped the Vikings to back-to-back Idaho state titles, with a combined 503 record during her sophomore and junior seasons. She also played for the North Idaho Elite club team for five years. Due to injury, Bybee did not play basketball as a senior in 200910. Bybee was also recruited by schools from the Big Ten, Big 12, Western Athletic Conference and West Coast Conference.

Personal: Adrie is the daughter of Murray and Doris Shiels...she was born on March 2, 1990.

Personal: Kelsey is the daughter of Kim and Travis Bybee...she has one brother Brady, and a sister Sydney.

2010-11 Idaho Women’s Basketball

Alyssa Charlston

Ashley Walters

Alyssa Charlston Freshman 6-1/Post Sammamish, Wash. Eastlake HS

Ashley Walters Freshman 6-4/Post Wilsonville, Ore. Wilsonville HS

High School: Charlston comes to Idaho as one of the most highly-rated players in the Northwest. ESPN.com’s HoopGurlz recruit service rates her as the No. 61 forward in the nation and the No. 8 overall prospect from the state of Washington. During her senior season she averaged 14.6 points per game to go along with 6.3 rebounds. She also averaged 2.7 assists and 1.7 blocks per game. She recorded 10 double-doubles on the season, including a 23-point, 17-rebound performance. Scored a season-high 25 points in a game. As a junior she led the Wolves to a 17-9 record and second-place finish in the 4A KingCo - Crest league and a sixth-place finish at the Washington 4A state tournament. She was a first-team all-KingCo as a sophomore and junior. She averages 12 points, nine rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game.

High School: Walters was a second -team all-state selection her senior year at Wilsonville HS, and was named first-team all tournament at the state tournament. She was also a first-team all-league selection as a senior after averaging 10 points, seven rebounds and 5.5 blocks per game. She holds the school record with 334 career blocks and had a career-high 14 blocks in a game on two occasions. Despite her defensive dominance, Walters only fouled out of two games during her high school career. Walters led the Wildcats to the state championship game as a senior, and a third-place state finish during her sophomore year.

Personal: Full name is Alyssa Christine Charlston...she is the daughter of Nancy and Scott Charlston...she has one brother, Jeff, and one sister, Lacey... her intended major at Idaho is communications.

Personal: Full name is Ashley Lynn Walters...she is the daughter of Jeanne Kenczka-Walters and Greg Walters...both of her parents played basketball at Montana State...she has one brother, Brian Walters.

Ally Sisel-Kumpfer Manager Media Information NEWS RELEASES All University of Idaho athletics news releases are available via e-mail. If you would like to receive email releases, please contact the media relations office. INTERVIEWS All player interviews must be set up through the Media Relations Office -(208) 885-0211. Players are usually available after practice. VIDEO/AUDIO REQUESTS Interviews with Jon Newlee and game highlights are occasionally provided by the Athletic Media Relations Department and University Communications and Marketing. Contact Idaho Athletic Media Relations or Jeff Olson at University Communications and Marketing at (208) 885-8934 to request video. PRACTICE POLICY Practices are open, although video photography may be limited during particular sements of practice. All photographers and reporters are asked to check in with the Media Relations office prior to attending practice. CREDENTIALS Season credentials will be issued to all media outlets who regularly cover University of Idaho basketball. Individual game credentials for visiting teams should be requested one week prior to the game. POST-GAME POLICY The Vandal locker room is closed to members of the media. Following a short “cooling off” period, Jon Newlee and selected student-athletes will be available for interviews. Visiting players and coaches will aslo be available near their locker room. Post-game stat packets will be handed out during the post-game conference. Members of the media are welcome to use the Media Relations Office to file stories.

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Statistical Miscellany Career Records Watch List

Career Scoring Average 1. Emily Faurholt (2003-06) ... 7. Mary Raese (1982-86) 8. Jennifer Clary (1991-94) - Derisa Taleni* (2008-)

15.5 15.0 14.5

Career 3-Pt. FG Made 1. Kelli Johnson (1994-98) ... 10. Charlotte Otero (2006-10) - Shaena Kuehu (2008-) - Yinka Olorunnife (2007-) - Bianca Cheever (2009-)

207 78 76 61 54

Career 3-Pt. FG Pct. 1. P.J. Hall (1991-93) ... 4. Krista Dunn (1982-87) 5. Alli Nieman (1996-2000) - Bianca Cheever (2009-)

.408 (29-71) .380 (16-42) .378 (59-156) .316 (54-171)

Career Rebounds

1. Alli Nieman (1996-2000) 2. Denise Brose (1979-83) 3. Mary Raese (1982-86) 4. Dana Fish (1980-84) 5. Yinka Olorunnife (2007-)

Career Rebound Average

1. Jean Hayman-Chamberlain (1976-78) 2. Alli Nieman (1996-2000) 3. Yinka Olorunnife (2007-) ... 9. Sabrina Dial (1987-90) 9. Darci Pemberton (1998-2002) - Derisa Taleni* (2008-)

Career Assists

1. Karin Sobotta (1978-82) ... 10. Paula Getty (1983-87) - Shaena Kuehu (2008-)

Career Steals

1. Leilani Mitchell (2003-06) ... 10. Brenda Kuehlthau (1989-93) 10. Charlotte Otero (2006-10) - Yinka Olorunnife (2007-) - Shaena Kuehu (2008-)

Career Blocked Shots 1. Mary Raese (1982-86) ... 4. Alli Nieman (1996-2000) 5. Dana Fish (1980-84) 6. Kortnie Edwards (1989-93) 7. Yinka Olorunnife (2007-)

Games Played

1. Paula Getty (1983-87) ... 7. Krista Dunn (1983-87) 7. Alli Nieman (1996-2000) 7. Charlotte Otero (2006-10) - Yinka Olorunnife (2007-) - Rachele Kloke (2007-)

Consecutive Games Played 1. Two Players ... 5. Kelli Johnson (1994-98)

22.0

1,005 959 784 778 741 11.5 8.9 8.8 6.3 6.3 6.3 549 270 98 323 163 163 139 100 306 107 82 80 74 118 113 113 113 84 82 114 110

* Player must have completed two seasons to be included in career stats categories.

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Individual: An Idaho player scored 30 points? Derisa Taleni, 31 (1/5/09) An Idaho player had 15 rebounds? Yinka Olorunnife, 20 (2/13/09) An Idaho player had 20 rebounds? Yinka Olorunnife, 20 (2/13/09) An Idaho player had a double-double? Yinka Olorunnife, 23p 10r/Shaena Kuehu 22p 10r (3/10/10) Two Idaho players had double-doubles in the same game? Yinka Olorunnife, 23p 10r/Shaena Kuehu 22p 10r (3/10/10) An Idaho player had 10 assists? Leilani Mitchell, 11 (12/28/05) An Idaho player had 15 assists? Leilani Mitchell, 16 (11/21/03) An Idaho player had 10 steals? Leilani Mitchell, 11 (3/10/05) An Idaho player had 5 blocks? Jessica Graham, 5 (12/20/09) An Idaho player made 10 free throws? Katie Madison, 12 (3/1/08) An Idaho player shot above .500 (Min. 5 made)? Yinka Olorunnife, .818 (9-11), (3/10/10) An opposing player had 30 points? Kelsey Kahle, Portland St., 32 (12/8/07) An opposing player had 20 rebounds? Tanya Smith, Hawai’i, 25 (1/26/08) An opposing player had a double-double? Jaleesa Ross, 25 p 10 r,/Rosie Moult, 12p 10r/Joh-Teena FIlipe 10p 10r, Fresno State (3/12/10) Team: An Idaho team scored 70 points? 70, vs. New Mexico State (1/25/09) An Idaho team scored 100 points? 100, vs. Northwestern St. (3/22/86) An Idaho team had 50 rebounds? 51, vs. San Jose St. (3/11/08) An Idaho team had 15 steals? 15, at Portland (11/14/06) An Idaho team shot .500 or better? .533(32-60), vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (11/29/09) An Idaho team won by at least 15 points? 74-59, vs. San Jose State (2/24/10) An Idaho team won by at least 20 points? 90-66, vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (11/29/09) An Idaho team won by at least 30 points? 84-53, vs Cal Poly (1/8/04) An opposing team scored 70 points? 80, vs. Fresno St. (3/12/10) An opposing team scored 100 points? 104, at Portland (1/4/97) An opposing team scored fewer than 50 points? 40, vs. UC Santa Barbara (12/28/09) An opposing team made fewer than 15 FGs? 8, Colorado St. (12/18/07) Accomplishments: An Idaho team won a regular-season conference title? 1985 (Big Sky) An Idaho team won a conference tournament title? 1985 (Big Sky) An Idaho team won a postseason game? 100-91, vs. Northwestern St. (1986, WNIT) An Idaho team won a postseason tournament? 1986 Women’s NIT An Idaho coach was conference coach of the year? Jon Newlee (2009, WAC) An Idaho player was conferece player of the year? Emily Faurholt (2004, Big West) An Idaho player was conference newcomer of the year? Derisa Taleni (2009, WAC) An Idaho player was conference freshman of the year? Leilani Mitchell (2004, Big West) An Idaho player earned All-America honors? Leilani Mitchell (2006, AP; WBCA)

Team Statistical Trends (Last 15 Seasons)

1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

Scoring Offense 66.9 67.8 69.3 73.6 66.9 64.7 59.5 59.3 71.0 66.0 61.9 62.2 54.0 58.9 60.3

Scoring Defense 73.3 65.4 68.7 71.2 68.5 71.9 65.2 64.6 64.7 61.9 64.0 74.1 67.5 59.5 65.9

Rebounding

FG Pct.

FT Pct.

3FG Pct.

35.8 37.5 36.7 38.9 40.9 39.8 38.2 35.9 31.8 32.9 31.1 35.9 36.0 37.2 36.2

.410 .410 .422 .424 .414 .387 .384 .382 .446 .399 .400 .368 .352 .380 .364

.679 .678 .670 .685 .681 .650 .691 .736 .746 .750 .737 .711 .638 .672 .671

.308 .343 .362 .347 .299 .301 .291 .335 .382 .328 .318 .286 .253 .298 .306

2010-11 Idaho Women’s Basketball

2009-10 in Review

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 11-20 6-9 3-9 2-2 CONFERENCE 8-8 5-3 3-5 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 3-12 1-6 0-4 2-2

Overall Statistics GP GS Min Avg. Kloke, Rachele 31 31 1039 33.5 Kuehu, Shaena 31 30 942 30.4 Olorunnife, Yinka 27 23 821 30.4 Otero, Charlotte 28 28 1085 38.8 Cheever, Bianca 31 26 916 29.5 Graham, Jessica 13 5 275 21.2 Bello, Kanisha 26 5 381 14.7 Helsham, Natasha 26 4 403 15.5 Doran, Emily 8 0 74 9.3 Sisel-Kumpfer, Ally 26 3 254 9.8 Pederson, Debbie 10 0 85 8.5 TEAM Total 31 Opponents...... 31

ı----Total----ı ı----3-Pts----ı FG FGA Pct. 3FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. 165 401 .411 30 93 .323 91 128 .711 126 366 .344 35 137 .255 67 101 .663 107 274 .391 32 94 .340 59 86 .686 72 163 .442 31 82 .378 49 63 .778 82 265 .309 54 171 .316 23 40 .575 25 75 .333 7 21 .333 19 30 .633 30 95 .316 16 55 .291 6 13 .462 24 81 .296 6 35 .171 12 19 .632 6 19 .316 5 13 .385 1 2 .500 16 54 .296 0 2 .000 6 14 .429 5 15 .333 0 3 .000 3 5 .600 658 1808 .364 216 706 .306 336 501 .671 771 1824 .423 188 506 .372 313 461 .679

ı-----Rebounds-----ı Off. Def. Total Avg. PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 64 96 160 5.2 99 37 74 11 33 451 14.5 45 135 180 5.8 66 67 85 9 62 354 11.4 75 137 212 7.9 87 26 65 20 36 305 11.3 15 52 67 2.4 29 93 76 1 46 224 8.0 34 110 144 4.6 28 51 49 2 34 241 7.8 23 45 68 5.2 28 8 28 18 8 76 5.8 6 23 29 1.1 24 13 32 2 7 82 3.2 8 21 29 1.1 23 34 32 2 6 66 2.5 2 7 9 1.1 7 3 7 0 0 18 2.3 18 36 54 2.1 21 3 14 6 4 38 1.5 5 9 14 1.4 10 1 2 3 1 13 1.3 80 77 157 5.1 15 375 748 1123 36.2 422 336 479 74 237 1868 60.3 374 864 1238 39.9 481 444 504 127 238 2043 65.9

Conference-Only Statistics GP GS Kloke, Rachele 16 16 Olorunnife, Yinka 16 16 Kuehu, Shaena 16 16 Otero, Charlotte 16 16 Cheever, Bianca 16 12 Helsham, Natasha 14 0 Bello, Kanisha 13 4 Pederson, Debbie 10 0 Sisel-Kumpfer, Ally 14 0 Doran, Emily 2 0 TEAM Total 16 Opponents 16

Min Avg. 532 33.2 525 32.8 491 30.7 641 40.1 450 28.1 195 13.9 190 14.6 85 8.5 126 9.0 15 7.5

ı----Total----ı ı----3-Pts----ı FG FGA Pct. 3FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. 100 220 .455 17 49 .347 55 78 .705 64 170 .376 21 59 .356 42 55 .764 55 172 .320 13 58 .224 44 63 .698 57 105 .543 21 42 .500 26 34 .765 33 118 .280 20 73 .274 13 25 .520 15 47 .319 2 14 .143 8 12 .667 13 50 .260 7 31 .226 2 6 .333 5 15 .333 0 3 .000 3 5 .600 6 23 .261 0 1 .000 4 9 .444 1 6 .167 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 349 926 .377 101 332 .304 197 287 .686 406 925 .439 87 244 .357 136 220 .618

ı-----Rebounds-----ı Off. Def. Total Avg. PF A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 33 46 79 4.9 52 12 37 7 20 272 17.0 46 90 136 8.5 55 13 38 9 22 191 11.9 19 63 82 5.1 35 40 37 3 33 167 10.4 10 30 40 2.5 18 50 41 1 28 161 10.1 18 54 72 4.5 10 21 20 2 18 99 6.2 6 13 19 1.4 12 15 14 1 2 40 2.9 4 16 20 1.5 10 11 17 0 2 35 2.7 5 9 14 1.4 10 1 2 3 1 13 1.3 9 23 32 2.3 8 0 8 4 2 16 1.1 0 0 0 0.0 3 0 0 0 0 2 1.0 38 40 78 4.9 0 11 188 384 572 35.8 213 163 225 30 128 996 62.2 170 434 604 37.8 260 236 258 69 109 1035 64.7

Team Statistical Comparison Statistics UI SCORING 1868 Points per game 60.3 Scoring margin -5.6 FIELD GOALS-ATT 658-1808 Field goal pct .364 3 POINT FG-ATT 216-706 3-point FG pct .306 3-pt FG made per game 7.0 FREE THROWS-ATT 336-501 Free throw pct .671 F-Throws made per game 10.8 REBOUNDS 1123 Rebounds per game 36.2 Rebounding margin -3.7

OPP 2043 65.9 771-1824 .423 188-506 .372 6.1 313-461 .679 10.1 1238 39.9 -

ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game WINNING STREAK Home win streak ATTENDANCE Home games-Avg/Game

UI 336 10.8 479 15.5 0.8 0.7 237 7.6 74 2.4 3 4 6,100 15-407

OPP 444 14.3 504 16.3 0.9 238 7.7 127 4.1 41,186 12-2,188

2010-11 Idaho Women’s Basketball

2009-10 Season Results

DATE OPPONENT SCORE RESULT ATT 11/16/09 GONZAGA 57-80 L 436 11/19/09 at Eastern Wa. 51-54 LOT 627 11/22/09 MONTANA STATE 58-70 L 285 11/27/09 #at Baylor 37-82 L 6451 11/28/09 #vs Lamar 56-68 L 6177 11/29/09 #vs UL-Lafayette 90-66 W 6006 12/1/09 COLORADO STATE 55-65 L 485 12/3/09 WYOMING 55-61 L 328 12-5-09 ST. MARY’S 67-74 L 278 12/11/09 PORTLAND 56-67 L 406 12/13/09 at Montana 49-73 L 2471 12/20/09 at Long Beach St. 53-65 L 612 12/28/09 UC SANTA BARBARA 47-40 W 235 01/09/10 *FRESNO STATE 64-72 L 326 1/13/10 *at Hawai’i 52-62 L 1569 01/16/10 *BOISE STATE 84-81 WOT 702 1/20/10 *at NMSU 68-65 W 1147 01/23/10 *at San Jose State 53-58 L 2285 1/27/10 *UTAH STATE 55-57 L 477 01/30/10 *at Louisiana Tech 71-74 LOT 5028 02/03/10 *NEVADA 61-53 W 343 2/10/10 *at Fresno State 38-85 L 2345 02/13/10 *HAWAI`I 74-59 W 418 02/17/10 *at Boise State 63-73 L 2027 02/20/10 *NEW MEXICO STATE 60-59 W 481 02/24/10 *SAN JOSE STATE 74-59 W 381 02/27/10 *at Utah State 54-53 W 522 03/03/10 *LOUISIANA TECH 56-63 L 519 03/06/10 *at Nevada 69-62 W 1175 3/10/10 vs New Mexico St. 75-63 W 743 3/12/10 vs Fresno State 66-80 L 2001 * - Conference game

HIGH REBOUNDS (7)Olorunnife (7)Graham (11)Graham (11)Cheever (6)Kloke (4)Sisel-Kumpfer (4)Olorunnife (4)Cheever (12)Graham (9)Olorunnife (9)Kuehu (11)Kuehu (7)Olorunnife (9)Cheever (7)Kuehu (10)Kloke

Assists Steals 5+ 5+ 7 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 2

(7)Kuehu (7)Olorunnife (7)Cheever (10)Olorunnife (10)Olorunnife (8)Kuehu (6)Otero (9)Olorunnife

(9)Kuehu (9)Olorunnife (8)Kuehu (6)Kloke (14)Olorunnife (9)Olorunnife (11)Olorunnife (7)Cheever (7)Olorunnife (7)Kloke (7)Cheever (7)Olorunnife (14)Olorunnife (11)Olorunnife (10)Olorunnife (10)Kuehu (8)Kloke

2009-10 Miscellaneous Stats

Points Rebounds Player 10+ 15+ 20+ 5+ 10+ 15+ Otero 9 4 0 3 0 0 Bello 2 0 0 1 0 0 Helsham 1 0 0 0 0 0 Cheever 12 6 0 15 1 0 Olorunnife 14 8 4 23 8 0 Doran 0 0 0 0 0 0 Graham 1 1 0 5 2 0 Kuehu 21 8 2 22 2 0 Kloke 25 17 3 21 1 0 Pederson 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sisel-Kumpfer 0 0 0 1 0 0 Totals: 85 44 9 101 14 0

HIGH POINTS (15)Cheever (15)Kuehu (15)Cheever (16)Kloke (11)Cheever (15)Kuehu (20)Kuehu (16)Kloke (14)Kuehu (19)Kloke (18)Graham (17)Kloke (17)Kuehu (15)Cheever (15)Kloke (11)Cheever (26)Kloke (13)Kuehu (25)Olorunnife (14)Kloke (14)Olorunnife (19)Kloke (14)Kloke (14)Kuehu (17)Olorunnife (17)Kloke (13)Kloke (25)Olorunnife (17)Kloke (15)Olorunnife (15)Kloke (16)Kuehu (28)Kloke (18)Otero (26)Kloke (23)Olorunnife (23)Olorunnife

DoubleDoubles 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 2 1 0 0 9

Idaho’s 2009-10 Record

Conference

W 8

L 8

Home Away Neutral

5 3 1

3 5 1

After a Win After a Loss

4 5

5 3

More Rebounds Fewer Rebounds Same Rebounds

4 5 0

2 6 1

Scoring 70 or More Points Scoring Fewer than 70 Points Allowing Fewer than 70 Points Allowing 70 or More Points

4 5 8 1

1 8 4 5

More Assists Fewer Assists Same Assists

4 5 0

1 8 0

More 3-pointers Made Fewer 3-pointers Made Same 3-pointers Made

7 2 0

4 4 1

In Overtime

By Shooting Percentage: .500 to .549 .450 to .499 .400 to .449 .350 to .399 Worse than .350

0 2 3 3 1

0 2 0 3 4

By Opponents’ Shooting Percentage: .600 or better 0 .550 to .599 0 .500 to .549 0 .450 to .499 2 .400 to .449 3 .350 to .399 3 Worse than .350 1

0 1 2 3 1 1 1

By Free Throw Percentage: .800 or better .700 to .799 .600 to .699 Worse than .600

0 5 0 4

2 3 2 2

By Opponents’ Free Throw Percentage: .800 or better 1 1 .700 to .799 3 2 .600 to .699 1 2 Worse than .600 4 4 When leading at halftime When trailing at halftime When tied at halftime

5 4 0

1 7 1

By Attendance: More than 2,000 1,500 to 1,999 1,000 to 1,499 500 to 999 Less than 500

0 0 2 3 4

5 1 0 1 2

By Day of the Week: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

0 0 4 0 0 5 0

0 0 5 0 1 3 0

By Month: January February March

2 5 2

5 2 2

2010-11 Idaho Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball

2009-10 Western Athletic Conference Review

WAC Final Standings Conference Team W L Pct. 1. Fresno State 16 0 1.000 2. Louisiana Tech 11 5 .688 3. Nevada 10 6 .625 4. Idaho 8 8 .500 4. Boise State 8 8 .500 4. New Mexico State 8 8 .500 7. Utah State 5 11 .313 8. Hawai`i 4 12 .250 9. San Jose St. 2 14 .125

Overall W L Pct. 27 6 .818 23 8 .742 17 15 .531 11 20 .355 19 12 .613 18 13 .581 13 17 .433 10 20 .333 6 23 .207

Conference Awards/Honors Player of the Year: Shanavia Dowdell, LTU Newcomer of the Year: Tahnee Robinson, Nevada Defensive Player of the Year: Jaleesa Ross, FSU Coach of the Year: Adrian WIggins, FSU First-Team All-WAC Shanavia Dowdell, Louisiana Tech Tasha Harris, Boise State Adrienne Johnson, Louisiana Tech Tahnee Robinson, Nevada Jaleesa Ross, Fresno St. Second-Team All-WAC Crystal Boyd, New Mexico State Rachele Kloke, Idaho Shavon Moore, Nevada Hayley Munro, Fresno State Amber White, Utah State All-Defensive Team Alice Coddington, Utah State Shanavia Dowdell, Louisiana Tech Adrienne Johnson, Louisiana Tech Shavon Moore, Nevada Jaleesa Ross, Fresno State All-Freshman Team Banna Diop, Utah State Lauren Lenhardt, Boise State Julia Marshall Boise State Rosie Moult, Fresno State Camila Rosen, New Mexico State

WAC Single-Game Highs Points -FG Attempts -3-Pt. FG Made T2. Shaena Kuehu 5 (at Montana, 12-13-09) 3-Pt. FG Pct. T4. Shaena Kuehu .714 (5-7) (at Montana, 12-13-09) Free Throw Pct. T1. Rachele Kloke 1.000 (8-8) (at Nevada, 3-6-10) Rebounds -Steals T2. Shaena Kuehu 8 (at Utah State, 2-27-10)

WAC Individual Statistical Rankings

Overall

Scoring 7. Rachele Kloke Rebounding 2. Yinka Olorunnife Assists/game 4. Charlotte Otero Steals/game 10. Charlotte Otero Blocked Shots -FG Percentage -3-Pt. FG Percentage 5. Charlotte Otero 9. Yinka Olorunnife FT Percentage -3-Pt. FG Made/game -Offensive Rebounds/game 5. Yinka Olorunnife Defensive Rebounds/game 3. Yinka Olorunnife 7. Derisa Taleni Minutes Played/game 1. Charlotte Otero 4. Rachele Kloke

Conference-Only

14.5 7.9 3.3 1.6

.378 .340

2.77 5.07 4.35 38.8* 33.5

*Led NCAA

Scoring 4. Rachele Kloke 11. Yinka Olorunnife Rebounding 2. Yinka Olorunnife Assists/game 7. Charlotte Otero Steals/game 4. Shaena Kuehu 7. Charlotte Otero Blocked Shots -FG Percentage 1. Charlotte Otero 10. Rachele Kloke 3-Pt. FG Percentage 1. Charlotte Otero 10. Yinka Olorunnife 11. Rachele Kloke FT Percentage 5. Yinka Olorunnife 3-Pt. FG Made/game T10. Charlotte Otero T10.Yinka Olorunnife Offensive Rebounds/game T4. Yinka Olorunnife Defensive Rebounds/game 2. Yinka Olorunnife

17.0 11.9 8.5 3.13 2.06 1.75

.543 .455 .500 .356 .347 .764 1.31 1.31 2.88 5.63

WAC Team Statistical Rankings Overall

Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Field Goal Pct. Field Goal Pct. Defense 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. Defense 3-Pt. FG Made/game Free Throw Pct. Rebounding Offense Rebounding Defense Rebounding Margin Assists/game Steals/game Turnover Margin Assist/Turnover Ratio Blocked Shots/game Offensive Rebounds/game Defensive Rebounds/game

60.5 (6th) 65.9 (6th) -5.6 (7th) .364 (9th) .423 (9th) .306 (5th) .372 (9th) 6.97 (2nd) .671 (7th) 36.2 (7th) 40.0 (8th) -3.7 (9th) 10.8 (8th) 7.6 (7th) +0.81 (5th) 0.7 (4th) 2.4 (9th) 12.1 (8th) 24.1 (7th)

Conference-Only

Scoring Offense 62.2 (6th) Scoring Defense 64.7 (6th) Scoring Margin -2.4 (6th) Field Goal Pct. .377 (7th) Field Goal Pct. Defense .439(9th) 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. .304 (7th) 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. Defense .357 (7th) 3-Pt. FG Made/game 6.3(3rd) Free Throw Pct. .686 (4th) Rebounding Offense 35.8 (7th) Rebounding Defense 37.8 (3rd) Rebounding Margin -2.1 (5th) Assists/game 10.2 (8th) Steals/game 8.00 (4th) Turnover Margin +2.06 (3rd) Assist/Turnover Ratio 0.7 (4th) Blocked Shots/game 1.9 (9th) Offensive Rebounds/game 11.8 (7th) Defensive Rebounds/game 24.0 (7th)